BUSINESS CARDS
...-..:IAMITEL C. WINUARD,
ATTORNEAT AT LAW,
17Traniton,
42r Off ha:, No. 69 GRANT street, between Foart.} - ,
IA Diamond alley. sn6
;,:DES LOlv 111 E, Attorney at Law,
ofik , F „ ttr o i street, betY:con Ictnitliteld and
O norry decll:ly.
601-;:con 'Dentist ; successor to (i.
ILL F;iddle. N !.1.; S . mitlaftedatreet.
ihr . Odice. hours from : 1 1 ,y'clock, and from 2to 6 o'clock.
fA?l,l6:ly '
SCOTT, Dentist, Fourth street, five doors
. west of Market.
cg- Office hours from 0 o'clock A. M. to 6 o'clock P. M.
dec2o:y
17. SCIIOORMAKER, Manufacturer of
40 • White Load,ltod Lead, Ziuc, Paint, Lithargo, Putty,
de. Wholosa at dealer in Oils, Paints, Varnishes, Turpentine,
dc., No. 14, l't street, Pittsburgh. nay=
JOSEPH FLEMING, successor to L. Wil
cox.' & Co. corner of Market street and the Diamond,
koops conataudy on hand a full assortment of DRUGS, Mali.
LOIN Ed, MEDICINE CHESTS, PERFUMERY, and all aril.
ales pertaining to his business..
Physic:ane' Prescriptions carefully compounded at all
home. je2:y_
W. CIIADWRIK. dealer in Kentucky
.eaf TOBACCO, RAGS; and PAPER, No. 149 Wood
street, below Sixth, PittAbargh. Lap'2o:ly
* The highest market price, in malt, paid for Raga.
<1.11TII: P. r......R.SIiALL JOS;PLI B. 1.11.301112.1
'%U P. MARSHALL & Co., Importers and
e dealers in French and American PAPER HANG
INI:3IB, :.4c , . Si Wood strret, Pittsburgh.
.&i-:s;, o ag,,mts for the celebrated manufactures of 111,8eire.
Dolicourt A Co., Parie. and'
DAVID CAMPBELL & SAMUEL POI,
LOCH have associated together rmder the style of
06.5.1.13. ELL & POLLOCIi, for the transaction of a general
Variety and Dry Goods husinces, and the manufacture of
plain aid Waved LiniTGilt Mouldings. mblD
PUILIP I..X.Y.litt. 'ROBERT J. ANDIXSON
OEY NIER & ANDERSON, (successors to
IA) Jos!, as R.nodes & C 0.,) wholeaole dealers in FOKEIGN
rRUITS, N L', SPICES. CONVECTIONARY, SUGARS, &c.,
No. 39 Wood etreet, opposite the St. Charles Hotel, rittF
burgh. op 2
1. I. 011.1.11SPLY. A. FINEDINL.
T J. GILLESPIE: & C 0.,., Looking lase Mr nufacturers.
and dealers in Looking Glans Pl. , s. Pinta Glass. F,n ,
gravingc, (Jambe and fancy Goode, No. 7. etrei4. Pitts
titirgh.
On baud and made to order, Gilt Pier
biahogany, Roaewood, Walnut and Gut r •
fag, of every description.
Steamboat Cabins oCorated and Gilt.
BOTTLERS. --Jour OGDEN A". CO., Bottlers,
pirst ”troet, would respectfully inform the pub
nc that thW.hace ronatantly hand a large supply of
SARSAPARILLA, MINERAL'.; ITER, ALE and PORTER.
of the best quality.
The Attention of lamilie is particularly directed to the
fact that they bottle W A RIO M . : , ALE in its purest
Phyaiciane: recommend it to familie on account of its whole
some and atrongtheuin4 qrrdities. oet3o:ly
J. a. RATTLE,
MERCHANT TAILOR
(Dr. Irish's Nt ,,,, Itul'Aou:.t .
231111F1011. i(102'15
IW . IC ERR, A.ROIIITECT, REMOVED
from !limner of Fifth and Wood to
-.Ant STItIiET,
En PliillipH' ne - . 1 unilding—continue:, to prepare Plans and
Spicifieutions of, and to Superiutena the Erection of every
"desdription of ItaildingB. dc2dlytt
VULTON, BELL AND BRASS
FOUNDER, No. 70 SECOND street, Pittsburgh, p.,
Is prepared to furnish to order
•
011IIRCII, STEAMBOAT, FACTORY AND OTII . ER BELLS
Of All illus., front 10 to 10,000 ILI.
CHIME BELLS mado to order. STOP aral GAUGE COCKS
of all Ilizos,kr Stoamboats.
• MINERAL WATER PUMPS, COUNTER RAILINthi
and every variety of Brats Castings finished 10 the neaten
manner.
. . .
BA_BBIT.'S ANTFATTRITION METAL; FULTON'I4 PA
TENT METALLIC PACKING, for Steam Engium [tiv23:ly
LOUGHRIDGE & M/LXWELL,
tlArall'ACT 08.63.,1 of
Looiciug-Giasueo, Picture Fraruts, anui
Bauxites;
And Dealers in Clocks, House Furnishing Goods
&c. &a. ac.
1556 Wood street, above Fifth,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
[mh3:ly I
tan.litacldnoßrukihos made to order
EDUCATIONAL
Vincent's College anti SernlaarY,
UDDER TIIE CARE Or TUC BENEDICTINE PATNERS,
Near Latrobe, Weeinorelaud county, Pa.
TN THE COLLEGE ARE TAUGHT TIIE
usual branches of English EducatiOn.
In the SEMINARY, the Classics, litthentatics, History,
Rhetorics, Philosophy, etc., and the different branches of
higher erudition necessary or useful to these aspiring to
Priesthood.
The terms for Board and cuitiou are $BO per year, to bo
paid somi•aunitally, stricti3 'in advance.
German uud French aU.i other langumzes, Drawing, Paint
ing and Music,form uo extra charges, exiepting 80Me recom
pensation for the use of in,trinneuts.
Medicine, Washing, Boots, Stationery, etc., form extra
charges.
For particulars apply to the Director of the College.
The Collegiate .year begins on the Ist of SepteinLer,
ends on the 3d of July following.
FATHER G. B
Director of the Celli
St. r'ratacis Academy for Boys,
UNDER THE CARE OF THE FRAJNOISCAN BROTHER
Loretto, Cambria County, Pa
111 S INSTITUTION, NATURALLY
situated fur Educational purposes, affords all the in
ducements that can be desired for a atholic Institution.
It it located iu the most healthy and pictoretque portion et
the Alleghenies, distant four miles from Cresson Station, the
direct mai rou to between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The
o scholastic year commencing the first Monday in September.
will close the 15th of July following.
The Terms tor Board, including a thorough English Scien
tific Course, are $lOO per annum.
The Classic and Modern Languages form an extra charge
of $lO per annum.
washing and U3O of Betiding $lO.
For further particulars apply to the suprlor of the Aro.
decay.
References can he made to the Rt. Rev. Dr. tleotttiva.
ap3litlya-w
DRY GOODS
Retrench! Retrench!!
ANOTHER CRASH-IN PRICES !--Be
iug &fermium" to 8 ell am stock. though the Titut,s
are Tight," we have turule a general eweep—
ItEDUCED THE tINTIRE STUCK
To still lower prices.
4ar Now is the time to buy when the amortmeut is yet
unbroken, end the Pricey Prt Down! Down! I
Jos. lioroi
TIIE LAST (MANGE IN FIGURES.-
1301) nfit Rii - ,l;onm, worth 75 Coax, at (i.!'; per yard.
do do do 132,34 at 56 do
do do do 50 :d I;7' ;' do
do do do 37% oFt '.:.0 do
JOBEPI7 EI. I )RNE,
77 ! ,, larket. -,treet.
R ien V ELY ET .T RI MMI NGS,
AT REDUCED PFCI'?I , I: 4 .
A choice iti.gortiniint ou hand and for sale at
noirll 1101-INEt , , 77 kißrizet e rpm,
GENTLEMEN'S UNDER GARMENTS-
Wool, Silk, Merino and Bracy Cotton Under Shirt!)
and Drawers—a frrah supply received IfORNE'S,
del9 ' 7 Market Went.
VINE Cents per Pound Reduction in the
I'rice of BRA I/L Y'S YARNS.— Wh,,lesale Buyers+ and
Peddlars will be fund.he:l with
KNITTING YARNS at a redn , tion of Five Cents per pound,
by the bundle, atter this date, For Cash. and Cash only.
JOz , .. iltN E, 77 Market street,
diArl Aceut for the Mannish:ter,
811: 4 1 MBROI DERI ES. —Our excellent stock of
A
Freud. Eollaoideri,,, and the low pries at whici.
they an , Laqrk o4l , orrord rare indneettp.i,ts ti ludium wjahitiir
to pure.`l;tz, the I,,ta , mt. uth i._ .
IVIONEY 1 MONEY 11-PRICES MARK
ED DOWN.
xhai- Great reduction iu the price of Entbrolderies.
We have gone carefully over our handsome stock of
FRENCH-WORKED COLLARS,
CINDER SLEEVES,
MUSLIN BANDS, etc., etc.
And fired the prices to suit the " Hard Times."
The Ladies may rely on getting bargains at
oct27 HORN E'S. 77 Market street.
FANCY BLACK DRESS SILKS. - A
largo aseortment, which we are closing out VERY
CHEAP 101 t °ASTI. 0. UANSON LOVE,
Formerly Love Brothers,
No. 74 Market etreet.
WE WILL SELL from the present time tin
m
mitionlydioap FOR 02011. Please call and claw
iua uur Stuck. C. HANSON LOVE,
Formerly Love Bros., No. 74 Market st
DRINTE,D FRENCH MERINOES, for 62
g and 7b cents, worth $1 mid $1,25, the best =lona:wilt
I n the city. 0. HANSON LOVE,
(formerly Love Brothers),
No 74 Markel street.
BLACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS.-
A full amortment, very choap.
0. ElAls;rMsl LOVE, formorkz Love Brothera,
No. '4 atre.pt
EVERY Ecooomical Purchaser of Dress
floods, Shawls, Marale3, ac.; also Domestic and :Ra
pt° Geed., will find it to their advantage to call and exam!
our Neil, Stock rf Mali and Winter Dry Goodsbeforepurchas
log elsewhere. O. UANSON LOVE,
84.5 {formerly LOVO Brod., No, 74 Market et
SHAWLS 1 SHAWLS !—Wool, Chenille,
Broctia, Lc., both lone. and square, the vet y best in the
city, and at v,.ry loa Lric• cast:.
C. HA formerly Love Bros..
n0v2.1 Nu. 74 Mark at stn ct.
PIQUE and MARI3EILLES, Fleeced, fur
making tiailne., t largo assortment at
don", 13;A R. INTIITIt & 00'8
BONNET VELVET.—Every vaiqety of Bon
net material, Velvets and satins, for sale at
nOT/S HORNE'S.
NEW BEDFORD SPERM CANDLES.-.
20 boxes aisortod sizes, and f.4penu Canal
on hand and and for silo by
Jall B. C. k J. R. SA WYEP
SOAPS. --
1000 boxes Rosin Soap, in lb., 2 b. and 3 lb, bins.
500 " No. 1 Palm eoaps, in lb., 216. and 31b. LA;
500 " Chemical Olive Soap, in lb. lumps
200 " Oleine Oxide
250 " German
200 " Castile
50 " Pare Palm
On hand and for sale by
jail • B. C. J. SAWYER
_ _
XTEW CROP.-
IA 200 drams fresh Smyrna Figs;
10 mats " Dates ;
500 bocce hlalaga Raifiina, fait real red szd
sale „ REEKY& A ANDERSON,
88 Wood ist, oplioslto St. Charism Hotol.
J. 1.1 tie
W.C3, or Mould
NO. 84 S 7. (.'LAIR STR
C. 77 Nlarket ntr. at
.30,.`: , 1•;111 I.IOIIN E.
:413rht:t. streu
" in 3r "trrrs.
in 1 "
GROCERS.
WM. H. SMITH V 20S. R. HUNTER
M . I. SMITH Sr, Co..
[Law Smith, Matr & Hunter,'
WHOLESALE
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
No. 122 Second and 151 leront, Strrgets,
fe24 PITTSBURGH, PA.
.Jour. L. LELTII.
MA.tcoutLuca
JOSEPH S. LEECH Sz. C ).,
Rios. 24'2 and '244 Liberty 'eel.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
trifIiG,LESiILLE.,, GROCERS,
AND COMMISSION I'iIERCLIANTS,
DEALERS IN
FLOCP.?, AND BACON,
TIN PLATE AND TINNERS' STOCK, AND
plTTssulton atANuroAcmicßES•
DIPALPEC & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSkVN
AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Levee and "Washington Ave‘itte,
WYANDOTTE CITY, KANSAS TERRITORY
• RErgagncle.--Joseph E. Leach t Co., an . Pittsburgh
Merchants generally. Jythyd&vi
DLVIN It'CANDLY.99 ILLIA2[ MEANS B. A- corriN
MOCANDILESS, 111.E.MVS 'Si, CO.,
quomsoos To -,Tioz 0 ra'camaxas,]
WHOLESALE GROG
DEALZRB IN
I,ON, NAILS, GLASS, COTTON FAR,,
NI. PITTSBURGII MANUFACTURES GIENER.
Corner of Vi4xxl and Water streets,
n'..GALEV, COSGRANE & CO.,
W i SALE GROCERS,
IS and 20 Wood street ,
ViLLIMI TaLLCV., Philada o. w. RIOE_STaCri, Pittsburgh
MicLorLE,ol.B.po ;s, WIIO IN
y. l a e n Ei d a s l E e G G A r ß O - 1,
& r
t e R r
a I o
C I
KE ST°
BRANDIES, N
Noe. 172 and 174, corner of Irwin and Liberty streets, Pitts
' mrgh. Iron, Nails, Cotton Yarns, ~tc , constantly on band.
jy2o
E,AVIIP M CA...MUSS WILLIAM MEANS EL A covert
11 1 Candless, Means ik , Co.,
(Successors to Wick & M'Candlesa,)
WIIOLESALE GROCERS, and Dealers in
IRON, NAILS, GLASS, COTTON YARNS, and Pitts.
burgh Manufactures generally, corner of Wood and Water
troets, Pittsburgh. myB
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
JAM S COLLI/AIS
Forwarding Ihd Commission Merchants,
ITIOMISTORS or TILE
Collins' Pittsburgh, 6Qeadvllle Q Eris.
CANAL LINES
NOR. 114 AND- 115 WATER STREET, PITTRBURGD, PA
RHODES, HAGEN Sc. CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
' MERCHANTS,
No. 30 SYCAMORE ST., CINOINNATL, 0.1 jy29
LT EN RY 11. COLLINS, Forwarding and
LI, Commis:don Merchant, and wholesale dealer In FISH,
CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS and PRODUCE generally, No.
25 Wood etreet. Pittshura. nrarfl
•
WINES AND LIQUORS
M. DEVI.ISI lI.EIIitiT.DY.
EVLIN & K ENNEDY, Wholesale Wine
and Liquor :ilerchauts and Rectifying Distillers, No.
63 Sinithlisld street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ap3:ly
H ONEGGER & CO.,
151POBTry.9 O
reneh and German Wines and Liquors
crta , mpaGNE,
161 Smithfield street, between 6th and 7th sts.,
Lubs:l3 (Lbw J FIT7SBURGH. PA
' GLASSWARE.
LrunD IL COMING MORGAN 110BIRTB03.
EDWARD DITELUTDO PINEY L. P.INGWALT.
fIURLING, ROBERTSON & CO., Mauu-,
fuetnrera of Cut, Pressed and Plain Flint GLASSWARE,
,arehuusu No. 17 Wood ail net, corner of Front, Pittelairgli
All other kinds of Glassware and Window Glass,
low Market prices.
1 , 03Z5 H. I.3DLIN 3083P8 J. ULAM.
f EDLIE & ULAM, Successors:to Mulvany
ju a Ledlie, manufacturers of Cut, Moulded and Plain
Flint and Fancy Colored GLASSWARE, and dealers in all
hinds of Window Glass, Flasks, Vials and Bottles. Ware
house corner of whot and Water streets, Pittsbngh.
nthols
- -
'CARPETS AND OIL C L,OTHS
REMOVAL.—J. & 11. PHILLIPS have
removed to their new building, Nod. 21i and 28 ST
CLAIR strut, west side,betaasen Pent street and the Bridge.
J. H. PHILLIPS,
MANUFACTURERS OF FLOOR, FURNITURE, CARR lAG
TABLE, AND TRANSPAJtEND A. OPAQUE
WaNDI:DIS7 SIEIAIDE OHL CLOT ED
taw, DEALERS IN OIL CLOTHS & WINDOW SELS:DES,
Of every description.
Dealers in INDIA RUBBER GOODS, of all hinds, made
under Goodyear's Patent; Agents of the Boston and New
York Belting Companies, for the sale of their INDIA RUB
BER BELTING, HOSE and PACKING. LEATHER BELT
ING. of Eastern manufacture, a superior quality; also, Lace
Leather and Rivets. Agents fur the 01110 FIRE—PROOF
MINERAL PAINT. Dry and Mixed Paints, Varnishes,
04 Turpentine, Brushes, Glass and Putty. HOUSE AND
alCilsr PAINTING AND GLAZING, in all its branches,
..t.me in the best and shortest time.
I de2(kly I J. A H. PHILLIPS.
Enre N 05.26 and 2 St. Clair street; Manufactory at Phil.
Llpsville, on the Ohio river, three miles below Pittsburgh.
CA PETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTING, Ac.,
AT THE
•!7otarth Street Carpet Store.
7 & H. 31'CALLUM respectfully
7.-. AT rLIV it° the attention of their former customers
tin 4 cl the public generally to their present stock, just selected
Spring sales, embracing the very latest styles of Foreign
and Rome Aanufacture, eonsisting in part ot Velvets and
Unmade, 'Tapestry and Common Ingrain: also, Brussels,
Damaek, Twilled and Plain Stair CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS FROM 2 TO 24 FRET WIDE,
f-,ags, Mats, Stair Rods ' Canton and Cocoa Matting: Lint,
are and Rag Carpets; Venitlan Blinds; Painted, Buff and
.Green Gotland Shades.
It will give us pleasure to show goods to all who may be
desirous of looking or purchasing, and we are determined to
offer inducements to any who may favor us with a call, at
the old stand, No. 87 FOURTH Street, near Wood.
myl9:ly W. D. & IL M'OALLUM.
OIL CLOTH CLOTHING—Of all kinds,
black and yellow, fsr sale at the India Rubber Depot.
au d2B St Claifvtreet. [de9! J. & 11. MILLI I'S.
(IIL CLOTHS FOR TilE FALL TRADE.
We have on hand, and aro daily receiving additiec,
, tereto from our own and other manufactories, a largos:wt.
of Floor Furniture, Carriage Trimming,Table Cover, Trim,
parent, Green and Duff, and all kinds of Oil Cloth, mod ioi
Liousefurilishing and other purposes. Also„ Trauma,: al
Window Shades, of dry and oil finish—gold bordered sot
Other styles, and Window Shade Trimmings.
Merchants and others will find It to their advantage to ox
amine our stock and prices before making their pm ;oase:-
elsewhere. J. & H. MILLI
eel° 28 and 28 St. Clair sit
LILOOR OIL CLOTHS, -
.1: Of our own on I emtern manufacture—all widths, and
cut to suit any size of rooms or halls—at the Oil Cloth Wore
rooms,No. 26 and 28 St. Clair street.
°e.; J. H. PHILLIPS.
(FURNITURE
A MILLIKEN & CO. have on hand, at
their extensive CABINET and CHAIR MANUFAC
TORY, Nu. 64 `mithliola street, a large assortment of Fancy
.nd Plain Fm Mare, which they will roll 16 per cent. lower
than customary rates. Terms, cash only. [dec27:y
OODWELL'S FURNITURE AND
CHAIRS, Wholesale and Retail, embracing every
style of Flarnitnre, in Besewood, Mahogany and Walnut,
suitable for Parlors, Chambers and Dining Rooms, equal to
any in New York or Philadelphia, and at lower prises. livery
article made by hand, and warranted. Cabint•makers sup
plied with any quantity of FURNITURE and CHAIRS, on
reasonable terms. Hotels and Steamboats furnished at the
shortest notice. Warerooms, Nos. 77 and 79 THIRD Street,
Pittsburgh, Pa. 0c22
Improvement in Book Binding.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
obtained Letters Patent for Improvement in BOOK
BINDING, is prepared to furnish the attachment to Books
now in use, or to apply the same to new Books. Orders for
which are respectfully solicited at WELDiN g ROWAND'S
Book Bindery and Blank Book Manufactory, South-west
corner of THIRD and WOOD Streets.
The above improvement consists: Pirst—Of a Metalic
Spring clasping the back of the. Book in such a manner as
to prevent the leaves from sagging when the Book is stand
ing in a vertical position. Second—The carriage consists of
Metalic Grooves, on which are inserted Rollers, which will
effectually prevent the Books from wearing or chafing in Oa
sing the same in its resting place.
le2:tf A. H. ROWAND, patentor .
NIISSES' AND CHILDRENS' Gum, Over
and Sandels ; cheap, at the Peoples' Shoe Store, No.
17 Fifth street, near Market.
MENS' CALF, Buffalo and Gum Overshoes
a t DIFFENBACHER et CO.'S,
No, 17 Fifth street.
.114 - 01fIr TO MAKE HOME lIAPPY.—The
time for making PRESENTS is near at hand. Make
glad the heart of your wife, child or friend, by presenting
them with a pair of new SHOES or GAITERS, frem the well
known People's Shoe Store. Gents'. Laidles', Boya and
Children's ware of every description at PRICES GREATLY
REDUCED. DIFFENBACHER A CO.. .
den N 0.17 Fifth street, near Mark,t.
daREAT AUCTION SALE, of Dry Goods,
at A. A. Mason a Co's. No. 5 Fifth stroot.
sloo,uoo worth of goods of every description wil, bo fume
diately sold off at auction, and at retail at auction prices.
AUCTION SALES EVERY DAY,
From 10 to 12 and 2 to 4 o'clock.
Domestic Goods, Ronsekeeping Goods, Cloths, Cassimeres,
fialinotts, Vesting!, Fliu4L.is, Nind.as, Chwka p TWoods,
Jeans. ac., &o.
dec2
UTTER.--3 bble. fresh roll, for sale by
ju Jae W. U. BMW. a CO.
JO3IiPEL S. I.smo
PITTSBURGH, PA
PITTSBURGH
Of diffemmt Colora
DIFFENBAOHBR 00
w. MoCARTNES, Auctione(T
MISCELLANEOUS
UNITED STITES MAILS.
Po.ST 0:T10E DEPARTMENT,
February 1, 1858.
DROPOSALS for conveying the mails of
the united state,l, from anly 1, 1858, to Jut e 18G0,
on the followin.; rout{:s in the StAte of PENNSYLVANIA,
will be received at the Contract Wilco of thin department
until 3, P. 31., of March 31 next, to be decided by April 1
following,
3519 Fr m Conueautvil:e, by Crossingville and Edouboro'
to Waterford, 3o miles and back, twice a week.
Leave Couneautville on Monday and Wednesday, at
7 A. sr
Arrive at Waterford by 8 r. M.
Leave Waterford Tuesday and Thursday at 7 A. H.:
Arrive at Canneantville by 8 P. 11.
8520 From Hanover, by Littlestown and Monocacyville,
Md.. to Emmittsburgh, 22 milea aud back, three
times a week.
Leave Hanover Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. at
I P.M;
Arrive at Bannittsburgh by 6 P. H.
Leave Emmittabargh Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day at 4 A. Id.
Arrive at Hanover by 9 A.II.
3521 From Brookville, by,,Richardsville, Mary Allay - 111e,
Shaffner's Corner'a. 13ach Bottom, and Bear Creek's
Mills, to ttidgeway,3s mitre and back. once a week.
Leave Brookville Saturday at 7 A. ti.
Arrive at Ridgeway by 6 p.
Leave Ridgeway Friday at 7 A. at.
Arrive at Brookville by 6 P. M.
8522 From Marietta, by Sits er Spring and llempfield, to
Lancaster, 12% miles and back,daily, except Sunday
Leave Marietta daily, except Sunday, at 1 P. u.
Arrive at Lancaster by 5 P. U.
Leave Lancast: r daily. except Sunday, at 8 A. M.
Arrive at Marietta by 12 H.
8523 From Lancaster, by Willow Street, Rawlins vine, and
Bethesda. to IcCall's Ferry. 18 miles and back,
twice a week.
Leave Lancaster Monday and Thursday at 7 A. Al.
Arrive at McCall's Ferry by 12 u.
Leave McCall's Ferry Monday and Thursday at 2 e
Arrive at Lancaster by 7 P. H.
3525 From Lancaster, by Greenland and Souderaburg, to
Paradise, 9 miles and back, six times a week.
Leave Lancaster daily, extept Sunday, at 3 P. !J.
Arrive at Paradise by 6 P. u.
Leave Paradise daily, except Sunday, at 7 A. H.
Arrive at Lancaster by 10 A. H.
3525 From Beaver, by Parkinson and Service, to Frankfort
Springs. 20 miles and back, twice a week.
Lea - VO Beaver Tuesday and Tburrday at 8 A.
Arrive at Frankfort Spiings by 3 P.
Leave Frankfort Springs Monday and Wednesday at
8 A. 111.
Arrive at Beaver by 3 P. U.
3628 From klvausburgh, by Shermauville, to,,Liuesville, 8
miles and back, three times a week.
Leave Evansburgh Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
at 10 A.
Arrive at Linessille by 12 ta.
Leave Linemvillo Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
2 P. 2a.
Arrive at Evanaburgh by 4 P. tr.
3527 From Hoilidayeburgh, by Fraukstown and Canoe
Creek, to Willianorburgh, 12 miles and back, six
times a week.
.Leave Hollidaysbnrgh daily. t‘xcept Sunday, at 2% P.
PL, on arrival of western mall.
Arrive at Williainsburgh by 8% P. 81.
Leave Williamebu gli daily, except Sunday, at 7 A. 0.
Arrive at Ilelliaityaburgh by 11 A. M.
Proposals to embrace the Yolk, v Springs office are
invited.
3528 From Orcutt Creek to Chemung, N. Y., 4% miles and
back, twice a week.
Leave Orcutt Creek Tneaday and Saturday at 9 A.
Arrive at Chemung by 10% A. tr.
Leave Chemung Tnesday and Saturday at 11 A. M.
Arrive at Orcutt Creek by 12% P. M.
8522 From Starucca to L'allmansville, 5 miles and back,
twice a week. •
Leave Starucca Tuesday and Saturday at 1 P. td.
Arrive at Tallmans - iiile by 2% P. M.
Leave Tallmansville Tuesday and Saturday at 10% A.ll ,
Arrive at Mantua in time to connect with the mal
from Susquehanna Depot—say at 12 rd.
NOT ES.
Proposals must be guarantied by two responsible persons.
certified to as such by a postmaster or Judge of a court of
record.
No pay will be made for trips not performed, and for each
of such omissions not satistactoilly explained three time
the pay of the trip may be itlucted. For arrivals so far be
hind time as to break canne.xion with depuiding mails. and
not sufficiently excused, one-fourth of the compensation for
the trip is subject to forfeiture. Fines will imposed, un
less the delinquency be satisfactorily explained, for neglect
ing to take the mail from or into a post office; for suffering
it to be injured, destroyed, rebbed, or lost; and for refusing,
after demand, to convey the mail as frequently as the con
tractor runs. or is concerned In running, vehicles on the
• route.' The Postmaster General may annul the contract for
disobeying the post Alice laws or instructions of the depart
ment. He may alter the schedule, and also order en in
crease of service by allowing therefor ii'pro rata increase on
the contract pay. He may also curtail or discontinue the
service in whole or in part, at pro rata decrease of pay, al
lowing ono mouth's extra compensatiui on the amount of
service dispensed with. Bids should be addressed to the
"Second Assistant Pos. master General," superscribed "Pro
posals for mail service, State of —"
For forms of proposals. &c., and other information, see
this advertisement in pamphlet form, and also the gen
eral advertisement of routes in the State, dated 10th Janu
ary, 1856, at the principal post offices.
AARON V. GROWN;'
Postmaster General.
Great Chance to Make
A *
T , E,urT.FANT-DHEMOTSTFCERNTIVONNESPECU
AT , : . zi.lit SHARE.—Fortyqficoisanetiollars j.::,--.„
I*, of valuable Real Estate, WatcheOetvelry, k
.1.;--5
.2 - 1
i sto
•o r and Silver Plated Ware,qttd r agififtat,vatiety L
..;'_,'a - •
6 - y and Staple G oods; to beillisposed of in forty thou-
EMI "shares, at one dollar per share, as felldws:—Upon the
payment of ono dollar, I will send ties payer a numbered re
ceipt, which will entitle him to one share in the above undi
vided property. When the shares shall have been sold, the
shareholders shall be notified of the fact, by mail, or through
the newspapers, and a meeting of the Shareholders shall
then he held in the city of Philrdelphia, and the whole ci
the property disposed of or distributed among them ; in such
way as shall be determined upon by them; each Sharehold
er shall be entitled to one vote, a Committee to be selected
by the Shareholders at said meeting, to conduct or superin
tend the disposition of the property, according to the direc
tions of the Shareholders, cud I will then deliver the prt,-
perty to such person or persons as the Shareholders may
appoint to receive the same. The Real Estate consists of
one three story brick dwelling house and lot, valued at $2lOO,
and two three story brick dwelling houses and lots valued
at 2700 each, in the city of f hiladelphia, clear of all imam,
bronco, and title indisputable; the other property consists
of the whole stock and fixtures of one of the largest Watch
and Jewelry Stores in the city of Philadelphia, now, and for
a long time past kept by the subscriber. The stock consist
ing of very line Gold and Silver hunting Case Lover Watch
es, very fine Gold and Silver Patent Lever, Lepine and ocher
Watches, Gold Chains, Pencils, Seals, Lockets, Ear Rings,
Brooches, Bracelets, Diamond and other Rings and Pius,
Studs, Sleeve Buttons, be., &c., Gold, Silver and Steel Spec
tacks, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Silver and Silver Plated
Ware, consisting of Tea Sets, Castors, Cake Baskets, Cups,
Spoons, Knives, Forks, Ac., Ac. Also, French Clocks, Music
Boxes,Accordeons, and a great variety of other goods. The
above is not one of those-schemes which are devised to en
trap the unwary, but is and will be a fair sale of the entire
property belonging to the subscriber, persons are positively
assured the stock has not been purchased for the purpose of
deception, and to palm off Common Gilt and Plated Jewelry,
for fine Gold, none such will be distributed, the most respect
able persons are given as references, to those disposed to per
chase shares. All orders by Mail enclosing the money will
be promptly attended to, and receipts forwarded to the ad
dress '.if the sender, by return mail. Any person sending
ten dollars at ono time, shall receive eleven separate receipts.
in as many separate names if desired.
tlia.ln writing for shares, please write the name of the
Post Office, to which you wish the answer directed. This is
the greatest chance of getting a large amount of valuable
property, for a small sum, ashes ever before been offered to
the public. Send on your orders, its shares are selling rapid
ly, and it Is confidently expected the distribution will soon
be mule.
... .
.. .
- '
Articles allotted topersons at a distance, will be sent to
them at their expense.
011_ Agents wanted in every town and village. All com
munications meet be addressed to . _
L. R. BROOMALL,
No. 50 South Second strefit, above Chemin,
Philadelphia
CUTHBERT & SON, 51 Market street
S e attend to the sale and purchase of Real Estate, rent
lug Houses, and collection of rents, insurance and repairs
negotiating Juana, making bills, conveyances, deeds, bends
etc., writing letters and corresponding with persons abroad
All business attended to promptly, and in strict confidence
51 Market street, Pittsburgh. Lettere of inquiry must al
ways ouclose a p stage stamp to pay return postage.
HOUSES FOR RENT-
By S. CUTUIVILT & SON, 51 Market et.
A comfortable two story dwelling house on itoil4 street,at
head of Fifth—sl4 per month.
A two story dwelling on Duquesne street—slo per month
A convenient dwelling house on Logan street—slso 11,1
year.
A three story house of nine rooms, on Third , treet, at
$2OO per year.
A dwelling house of four rooms and kitchen, with large
lot of ground, ou ugh street, Mount Washington, SIOU per
year.
Two large warehouses on Third street, near Market.
Two small houses in Splune's Court, near Fith street,
$0,25 per month.
A two story frame house of four rooms, on Carson street,
South Pittsburgh, at $5 per month.
A largo brick house with garden, fruit trees, etc., in Alle
gheny city-4300 per year.
A store room on Third street—sl2s per soar.
A dwelling house on Third street, near Market.
A warehouse on Market street, No. 25.
A dwelling house on Wylie street—s/0U per year.
A largo shop on Third street can be had fur two years.
A store and cellar , corner Market end Third streets. etc
5 WELLING 11OUSES FOR SALE ON
'w EASY TERMS :
Orant street—Three three story houses, %veil arranged ,
each with back buildings.
Third street—A three story house ' ll large and COUVO 011 t
Logan street—A dwelling house of 7 rooms.
Fulton street—Two three st.ry dwelling houses.
South avenue—A two story brick house of 8 rooms, with
large lot of ground, stable, carriage house, &c.
Robinson street—A two story brick house.
Franklin street—A good house of 8 rooms.
Carson street—A two story house, and two lots of ground.
Ponn street—Three large dwelling houses.
Minersville—A house and one acre of ground—besides
many others in Allegheny, South Pittsburgh, &c.
de29 S. CUTHBERT & SON, 51 Market street.
VOR RENT.—A two-story Dwelling House
A: (Gothic style), pleasantly situated on Mt. Washington ;
contains seven rooms well arranged, carriage.bouse. stable,
and spring of good, soft water, convenient. Rent, $lOO per
year.
Also, can be had with the above, if desired, a Green
House and Five Acres of Land In good state of cultivation,
two acres of which are in strawberries of choice quality;
the remainder is covered with Nursery Trees of all kinds,
reads for the gardener lo get into a profitable business.
The strawberry-plants and trees will be sold on accommo
dating terms, and a lease of the house and grounds can be
tad tor a term of years. Apply to
Ja 21 S. CUTHBERT 2 SON, 51 Market street.
AGREAT BARGAIN.—For sale, a com
fortable two story brick Dwelling Howe ' with two
lots of ground, aitnato on Carson street, South Pittabnrg,
short dlztonce from the Monongahela Bridge.
S. ctrnntr , l? c PON. el 'Karl,: et
TWO LOTS, on Federal street, Allegheny
city, for sale by S. CUTIIIIERT .1; SON,
deS 51 Market street.
ONTHE CONEAIAIIGII RIVER.—For
Galen Valuable Farm in Westmorelang county, 234
miles from Blairsville, on the North Western Railroad, 120
acres of choice land, 90 acres in cultivation, a young orchard
of 10 acres, 30 acres of ex :tellent timber, a new dwelling
house of 6 rooms—price, $7OO. Terms easy. Real estate
in the city will be taken in part pay.
i 027 B. CUTHBERT a EON, 61 Market street.
TUENA VISTA.—For Sale.—A two story
frame house, of fonr rooms and kitchen, paled fence
In front, a bake oven, Ac. Lot 20 feet front on Monterey et.,
in Baena Vista, extension of Allegheny city, by no feet
deep, to an alley. S. LIAM= Et BON,
dec4 61 Market street.
WINKS AND LIQUORS.—The best pleb
ity of Brandy, Wine; Gin, Jamaica Spirits, Old aye
Whisky, Irish and Scotch Whisky, London Porter, Brown
Stoat, Champagne Wine, on hand and for sale b,
JAKE'S PATTN, Jr
COM AllaesecitY 049*
•
CLEVELAND &
PITTSBURGH, COLUMBUS
THE OLEVELANL) AND PI'PTSBURGII RAILROAD OOMPAN Y, AND THE PITTS
. li t 1.1. j fi , C ~,iimin,,,j ,„, , ,i.: el ~ U 1 N., ATI HAIL:I.OAD COMPANY, having male arrangement with the PlTTS
liUlltill, FT. 'WAY. , b AND CIRCA io RAILROAD COMPANY, for the joint me of their Road between Pittsburgh
and Ruche-nix, will run their 'Praiu , il,iily. (Sundays excepted,) as follows, commencing DION IIAY, January 25th, 1858:
1.. , :A , E. , LEAVE.. I ARRIVE. , LBILIVE. i Analivz.
Cincinnati Expreis Pittsburgh, ti.oU A. XI , Voibutivilit.,9:4s A. M. Colambns,s:2o Pal. Cinci'tl 105)0 P.M.
Cleveland Li .
11 ail " 6.45 " .• 10:45 - ( Wheerg 12:10 r.. 51 ChM , Clßild,3:6s " 10hiCligO, --..
Wheeliug,
Cincinnati Express i " 2:35 P. 1.1 I .• - 5'49 P. ii.l •" 7:24 " 'Columbus, 1:50 6-MlCiucili 8:00 a.3i
Stoub. Accour tio. . I " 4:od - 'Wellsville, 6:14 ... I ISteub'ville 7:50 P.m
The 0:00 A. 51. and 2:3:i P. 1 , .. Train , run through to Columbus without change of cars, making direct connections for
Dayton, Indianapolis, CilIC/1111311, I.ullaiNille, Cairo, and St. Louis.
_ The 0:15 A. M. Train ht,ps et all Stations, and connect; at Bayard with train on Tuscarawas Branch for New Philadel
phia, and all points on that Road." At Ituilsou with the C. Z. Sr C. R. It. for Cuyahoga Fails and Akron. At Cleveland
with Cleveland and 'l'uleilu Railroad for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago; and at Chicago with all railroads leading to the North
west. Also, with Lake Store Railroad fur brie, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and Canada.
The 6:46 A. M. and 2:35 P. Si. Trains stop at all Stations on the River Line, and connect at Wheeling with the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad for Cumberland, Harper's Ferry, Baltimore, and Washington City. At Belleair with the Central Ohio
li.a.lruatl for Zanesville, Circleville, Lancaster, Wilmington, etc.
The 4 P. M. Steubenville Accommodation stops at all Way-Stations.
RETURNING TF.AI:O from Cincinnati arrive in Pittsburgh, ..s lollows :
'that leaving Cincinnati at 4:20 P. )1. run , through NNith9LL change of cars, and arrives at Pittsburgh 1:80 A. M. This
train on Saturday evening runs directly through to Pittsburgh, and passengers can leave for Philadelphia via Pennsylva
nia Rail, oad on Sunday evening at 10 P. M.
That leaving Cincinnati at sea A. M. arrives iu Pittsburgh at 8:50 P.M.
Tee above 'Prams will stop on signal of the Station Agent, at any Station between Pittsburgh and itoch.ster, to take
up passengers going to any pulut uu ur beyond the line of Luis Road. Trains will also stop to leave passengers coming
from this Broad to any station bet wenn Rochester and Pittsburgh.
Passengers desiriug to go to Chicago, or points beyond Chicago via Cleveland, must ark for Tickets via Cleveland.
Passengers dunning to go to Columbus, Cincinnati, ur St. Louis, or points beyond Columbus Vitt Stonbouville, must asi,
fin* Tickets via Steubenville. .
ear Baggage checked through to all principal points, and transferred free of charge.
For Tickets and all information, apply to 01:101105 PARKIN, at the Ticket Office, Penn Street Depot.
F. IL 1115115, General Ticket. Agent. C. &P. R. 11., Cleveland. JAMES FARMED., Sup't, C. &P R. R., Cleveland
1. A. 11UPOilINsON, ,aeuerai ticket Agar, P. C. a ‘.2, it. 11., CoininbiLi
ja.3o W. W. It COLEY, Superintendent, P. C. & C. It. It.. Columbus.
.....-- ....—____
::v~~.~.LiiL~n.is'
B.,4lllLiaii9AU NOI'IIC
The Pittsb'h, Ft. Wayne & Chicago
RAILROAD COMPANY,
wan ITS AMPLE ROLLING STOCK
and equipment, and its through cuunectious,is pre
pared to transport Passeui„ - ers aud:refight frOal
LikllaPlA and PITTSBU !WU to CkliCaltiii, ST. LOUIS, IN•
DIAN APOldB, ULN GIN:. A Ti, and all places West uud South
woes, with a great dtg:t, regularity and expedition.
The Mot that this itoud toms a direct lied consolidated
Hue between Pittsburgh and Clificago, is a sufficient guar
antee that its Trains will 111 d,,•• and counectious
with Trains on other itoau.
PASS ENO.EIt TitA I alb I.EA VE
Pittsburgh. ; maim. I Ft. Rayne.
U. S. Mail, 5:3.1 A. A. I
tl:ot.) t'.)l l ; 9:0. P. 31.
Ihtpress, 2:15 F. Al. 10:05 P.M I 5:45 A. M.
REACH. ClllCAtili--IJ. S. Mali et s:Ba A. M.; Express
at 2:00 P. M.
REACH CINCINNATI-0. 5. Mail at 8:53 P. 51.; Expres ,,
7:00 A. M.
AB Trains make close connections at Crestline fur Colum
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and St. Louis; also, ar. Fort
Wayne with Trains on Wabash and Western itailnaid for
Lafayett , , Central Illinois and St. Louis; also, at Forest with
Trains on the M. R. A L. B. R. It.
RETURNING.
From Chicago. I Ft. Wayne. j Crestline. j Arr.Pitab'g
U. S. P.M. 5:30 A. M.l 1. - 2:.05 P. 31. 0.10 P. 51.
Express, 0,011 I '2:tni P. XI. I 10:05 P. M. 7:25 A3l
Those Traiva make close conuectiona with Trains fur Phil.
adelphia, Baltimore and New York.
Trains from St. Louis, Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Colum
bus make close connections ut Crestlate with all returning
Trainti. At Fort Wayne, Trains from St. Louis, Central
lln-
Lafayette, and intermediate places, connect with above
Trains; At Forest, connections are made with Trains to and
from Cincinnati, Springfield and Dayton.
ACCOMMODATION TitAlNS—Leave New Brighton for
Allegheny at 7:00 A. M. and 1:2:30 P. M. Leave Allegheny
for New Brighton at 0:45 find 4:30 P. AI.
To accommodate way travel, Pczaoliger Cars will be at
lashed to Freight Trains; leaving Pittsburgh at 8:45 A. M.;
troaUlne fur Alliance, at 5:55 A. Al_; Alliance fur Crestline,
at 6:30 A. M.; and Alliance for Pittsburgh at 7:45 A. 51.
BADOACIE CHECKED TIIRGUL I I.I, end no charge fur
handling.
Fur Tickets and further hiformazion apply to A. T. JOHN
, SON, Agent, at thu Great Western Itaitroad °dice, directly
Ca the corner, at the Monongahela Hence, Pittsburgh, ur
Cl to
eo. Parkin ' PassongerStation, Penn Street, between M ayne
and Canal; B. F. PATRICK, Nu. SO Dearborn street, oppo
site the Tremont House, Chicago, or to the Agents ut the
Stations on the line.
TO COMMENCE ON MONDAY, January 25th, and com
time until further notice.
J. J. HOUSTON, Oen. Pass'r.. and Fr't. Ag't.
D. W. 8U63, Pas3'r. Agent, Chicago. •
ja26 JOB. 11. MOORE, Superiutuncieut.
PITTSBUIUGEI & CONNLi'LLSVILLE
Et A $ 11. Et A RD
Tue Pittsburgh and Conuellsville Railroad is now 0p,11, ,
for the transportation of passengers and freight to and from
Pittsburgh and Counellsville, connecting with the Penitsyl
vauia Central Railroad at Brinton's Station.
Arrangements have also been made with the PeuusylN min
Central Railroad, by which through freight to Philadelphia
and Baltimore will be carried from points ou the Pittsburgh
and Commßavine Railroad, by car loads, ou favorable
RUNNING OF TRAINS.—On and after Monday, sth
of October, the Passenger Trains will t, run daily, except
Sundays, as follows:
MAIL TRAIN, will leave the Passenger Station of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, at Pittsburgh, at 7.00 o'clock, k.
arriving at Cunuellsville at 12:00 A M.
FIXPRESS PASSENGER TRAIN, leaving Pittsburgh at
I'2o o'clock, P. M., and arriving at Connellsville at 8:20 v. M.
RET'JRNING.-11. , .:Pli.litiz , TRAIN will leave Coupells
villa at 6 o'clock, A. rd., connecting with the Johnstown
Accommodation Train, on the Pennsylvania Railroad which
arrives at Pittsburgh atll A. u.
MAIL TRAIN, leaving.Counel'aville at 2:00 P. M., and
connects with the Briuton Accommodation Train, on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, which arrives in Pittsburgh at 6.10
P. a.
Mail Train connects at Coutiellevine with Militia ,
Coaches for Uniontown, Fro,thurg, Cumberland,
Also at West Newton with coaches for Mount
Somerset, Berlin, Saudpatch, and Cumberland
Tickets can be had from Ticket Agent at the Pennsylvania
Railroad Passenger Depot.
de3o U. BLA ItSTi PN Superin ton dent.
NEW WESTERN Etoure,
TO CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE and ST. LOUIS
VIA PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE and CIIICAGO,
AND CINCINNATI, HAMILTON A DAYTON RAILROADS,
VIA. DELAWARE CUT-OFF
US_ Distance may 3'29 mil e.s from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati
rpiiis LINE is composed of Roads of the
First Class, and is located through a beautiful and
highly cultivated portion of the State.
Direct connection is made at Cincinnati with the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad, (the tracks of the C. 11. & D. & O. t M.
Reads, being connected, for
Louisville, St. Louie,
Evansville, Cairo.
Memphis, Vicksburg,
Natchez, New Orleans.
Connection made at Bt. Lords with the Pacific Railroad
and Missouri River Packets, for
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA,
Aud all points Wes:. Also connects at Cincinnati with
Kentucky Central It. R .'for Lexington, Danville, Frankfort
and all points in Central Kentucky.
Trains leave Penn tr.reet Station as follows :
. 4 c o u n g ,, h
c t h o ,, C n i g n e c i
o n t is
c a a ti rs with
riving at 6:4,5 P. M.
:15 p . m Express Passenger Train, ar
riving in Crestline 10:05
3 A. M., Cin. 6:00 P. M.
OS. BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH. 'Vat
Fare as Low ne any other Rotate.
For all information, told Through Tickets, apply at the
Ticket Office, corner M ' onongahela flt,EISe, or at Penn street
Station.
461 r" Passengers desirous of going this route will ask for
Tickets via Delaware Cut.(MT.
J. H. MOORE, Supt. P. Ft. W. Ir. C. R. P.,
DAN'L McLAItEN, Supt. C. IL Al). It. it.
nor 26
New Route via River and Railroad.
1
irndianalpolis & Cincinnati Railroad
CONNECTING AT INDIANAPOLIS with
Terre Haute, and Terre Haute and Alton Railr , ads,
to St. Louis and Lafayette and Indianapolis, New Albany
and I , alein, and Michigan Ctutral Roads for CHIC WO,
ROCK ISLAND, BURLINGTO • , and 1111 intermediate
points.
Through Freight Train to 11 - WIAN iPOLIS, TERRE
HAUTE, LAFAYBTTE, and PERU.
Freight carried from Cincinnati or Lawrenc , •burg in less
time than any other route by ',;.1 hpura, and at ai low rates.
The only road by which shipments can be made from Cin
cinnati to the WeA, without breaking bulk.
Conaignmen'a made to J. E. GIBBONS, Agent at Cincin
nati; ot, W. 13. ''UTIING, Agin t at Lawrenceburg, a ill
receive prompt attention, and no chance for commission ;
nu charge for drayage nr conuni oeln Lawrenceburg.
For further intormaticm, apply to THOMAS RATTIG AN,
(No. 116 Water.Areet.) Agent of the Company, who is pm
pthed to give,numuud ILECEIPIB to Indianapoli., Terre
Haute, Lafayette, Chicago, Pe, n, Oreeticsstle, Crawfords
ville, Charleston, Pans, and r„iattoon.
ii. C LORD, President.
JNO. F. CHEEN, Gen'l Freight Agent. mr3
KENNEDY' MEDICAL DISCOVERY.-
10 on hand 'nd for ,alo by
B L O.IINEST , Iorf t fvl.
pOOTASII.- 1 10 casks on hand and for sale
by (6,14!_ L 9AIISITGO EC CO
_ _
COPPERAS. --10 bbls on hand and for sale
by [dab) B. 1... VAIINESTOCS t. CO.
- REEF BLADIARS WANltD.—The high
..n.P eVit price paid fur Be ef L
Blade---,st
B YtEiNESTOCK d CO'S,
Corner 'Wood and Fourth 9 trt,ot..!._
11 YE WOODS.-300 bbls. for sale by
del7 B. A. FAIINMTOCH & CO
MANGANESE. -5 000 lbs. for sale by
B. A. FAIINESTOCK & CO.,
deal (I : rtv...r. of Wcod e..57.!•.t c.
COPPERAS -100 bbl g. for sale by
E.,12x1 17 111-1.1,1517,1,- t
ton
BRUKIES, assorted sizes; 300 doz
hand and for sale by
B L. FAIINESTOCK it CO.,
to
A PER'S CHERRY PECTORAL AND
CATHARTIC PILLS.-20groas each on hand for enlo
by ( novlB] B. L. FAHNESTOCK CO.
ALLEN'S N. AND B. LINIMENT.—Ten
gross on hand and for tale by
d,l& FFNTRiVranri
CIHIMNEY TOPS.-100 Gothic Chimney
NV Topa, of various beautiful patterue, for tale by
oet7 H SNIV7 H.-COLLINS.
lop YE FLOUR-20 bbls. in store and fo
1L) sale by [deli LIENEY H. COLLINS.
T ARD—in kegs—for sale by
. WRUITS for Christmas and New Year.
i nov7 HENRY H. COLLINS -
.52 Rea Layer 'basins; choice how Figs, In drums and pa
-DIME RYE WHISKY, Old French Brandy , per boxes, only 1831 c. ik lb., at .
A sad Port Wine, for medicinal purposes, at HAWoRTR, BRO. ABB )WNLEF2S,
Eons JOB. FLAMING'S. 1 de.l2 im the Diaznoad.
Pi FTSBURGH RAILROAD,
ra 4 , 4
CINCINNATI RAILROAD LINE,
eii • AND
STEU EC N V It EL IL E
185 B. Winter Arrangement
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JAN. 18Th.
PEN NSYLV AN IA CENTRAL RAILROAD
~fr:v 1 DA.II.IY
TIIB NAST 5.1.A/L TRAIN loaves the eMillonger 'ion
every morning, (except Sunclay,) at 8:05 o'clock, Pitts
time, arriving iii Philadelphia at 11:50 P.M.
TUN EXPithsS TItAIN leavee the Station every evening
at 9:50 o'clock. Stopping only at Greeneburg, Latrobe, J °hue
town,lmure, Gallitzin,Altoona, etc., connecting at liar=
rieburg with the Train direct for Baltimore, and arriving in
Philadelphia or Baltimore at 1:00 o'clock, P. II
THE JOLINSTJWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
daily (except Sunday,) at 3:30 o'clock, P. M. ctopping at
all stations, and running as fat as Conemangh.
FIRST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN fur Turtle Creek
Bridge leaves daily, (except Suriday,) at 10:40, A. M.
SAXON]) ACCUMMuDATION TRAIN for Turtle Creek,
Loaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 4.20 P. M.
TIIIRD AUCUMMUDATION TRAIN for Turtle Creek,
loaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 6:20, P. N.
ii,TURNING TRAINS arrive in Pittsburgh as follows :
.Exprosa, 1:45, P. SI.; Mail, 6.00 A. 11.; Johnstown Accommo
dation, 11:00 A. M.; First Turtle Creek Accommodation, thoO,
A. M..; Second Accommodation, 12:40, P. M.; Third Accom
modation, 6:10, P. 61.
Trains fur Blairsville and Indiana, connect at Blairovile
Intersection with mail train Last, Express train West, am;
the Johnstown accomodation train East and West.
PITZSBUR.WI AND GONNELLSVILLEI TKAINe,
Stopping at ull Stations on the Pittsburgh and Counelle
ville
Road, leave daily, (Sunday excepted,) as follows:
MAIL TRAIN, 7.00 A. M.
.k.X.PRESS TRAIN, 4.20 P. M.
P.IiTURINIMI TRAINS from Pittsburgh and Conuellsvill ,
Road, arrive at Pittsburgh, 11.001 A. M. and 0:10 P. M.
M. The traveling public will nud it greatly to their in
terest, in-going East or West, to travel by the Penney, coon
Railroad; as the accommodations now uttered cannot be mar
paetted on any ether route. As the Road is ballasted with
stoat), and is entirely tree from dust, we can premise satety,
speed and comfort to all who rimy favor this Road with then
patronage. —FARE:—
to New York.—
" Philadelphia
Baggage checked to all Stations on the Pennsylvania Rail
road, and to Philadelphia, With:mire and New York.
Passengers purchasing tickets in care, will he charged ten
cents iu addition to the Station rates, except from Siatiom
where the Company has no Agent.
NOTIOE.-11.1 cue 01 loss, the Company will hold them
delves respuneible for personal baggage only, and tar au
amount not. exceeding WO.
N. B.—The Excelsior Omnibus Line has been employed to
convey Passengers and Baggage to and from the Depot, at a
charge not to exceed 2.5 cents for each passenger and bag
gage.
Nor tickets apply to J. STEWART, Agent,
At the P. R. It. Passenger Station('
on Liberty and Grant sto'eta,
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL OAI).
TLU GREAT CENTRAL RGOTE,connectinE
iCr" the Atlantic Cities with Western .tiorth.weeteru
ano :Louth-western States by a continuous ldilway direct.
This Road also connects at Pittsburgh with Daily Line of
Steamers to all ports on the Western Rivers, and Si.
land and Bandusky with steamers to all ports on the fN
western Lakes; making the most DIILEOT, CLLEAK.ST
RELIABLE ROUTE by which k'REIGIIT can be forwarded to am".
from the GE.EAT WEST.
ilates between Philadelphia ea.]
FIRST CLASS.— Boots, Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Books, Dry Goods, (in boxes, bales
and trunks,) Drugs, (in boxes,and bales)
Feathers, Furs, &c.
SECOND CLASS—Domestic Sheeting, Shirt
ing and Ticking (in original bales),
Drugs (in casks), Hardware, Leather (in
rolls or boxes), Wool, and Sheep Pelts,
Eastward, &c., ac.
11.111.1 D CLASS.—Anvils, Steel, Chains (in
casks), Hemp, Bacon and Pork, Salted
(loose or in sacks), Tobacco, auinufac-
Cured, (except Gigs, ei or unto Cc., Cc.
Fouitru CLASS--Coffee, Fish, Bacon, Beet
and Pork, (iu casks or boxes Eastward,)
Lard and Lard Oil, Nails, Soda Ash, tier
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, liosin,
FLOUR—SI,OO bbl. uutil further notice.
In car loads, 45 cts.ll 160 lbs. until further nett..
COTTON—V.II bale, not exceeding 500 lbs. weigut., uaLl
further notice.
41+- In shipping Goods from any point East of Philadel
phia, be particular to mark packages "via PeginsyMania
Eaiiread." All Goods consigned to the Agents of this Goad
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
r'amorer Aozars--Ilarris, Wormley it Co., Memphis, Tenn.;
R. F. Sass & Co., St. Louis; P. G. O'lUl.ey & Co., Evansville
Ind.; Dumesnil, 801 l & Co, and Carter it Jewett, Louisville
Ey.; It. C. Meldruna, Madison, Ind ; H. W. Broca% & Co., any
Irwin & Co, Cincinnati; N. W. Graham & Co., Zanesville
Ohio; Leech & Co., No. 54 Kilby street, Boston; Leech & Co.
Nu. 2 Astor House, Now York; No.l William street, and No
8 Battery Place, New York; E. J. Snoeder, Philadelphia.
Magraw & Koons. Baltimore; D. A. Stewart, Pittsburgh.
H. H. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent.
H. J. LOHBAERT,
myl emperintentiont, Altoona, Ya.
OTATOES.-
120 bag. Neshannock Potatoes;
60 do Poach Blossom Potatoes, just received
and for sa - e by JAME!!! A. TZEI3,
Pa Water ■rr.ar,
RYE FLOUR.-
16 bbls. fresh ground Rye Flour, Just received und
for sale by
J ant
GREEN APPLES.-
20 bbls. green apples, Just received and for Bale by
oct2o JA 3. A. FETZER, 89 Watej street.
QWEET POTATOES. -
40 bush. Sweet Potstoos,just received and for sato bz.2
tnt27 JAS. A. UNTY.Kft, R 2 Water stro.q.
APPLES.-
29 bbls. extra fine Rambo and Bellefiower;
68 " Vandiver;
104) " Rneeett Apples, Just reed and for sale by
JAS. A. FETZER, 89 Water street.
F LO U R.
100 bbls. choice Extra Superfine; .
60 " " Superfine Flour, just reedy
and fur sale by JAMES A. FETZER.
del3 89 Water street
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS.—A large
stock of every description, in store and for sale by
W. S. HAVEN,
Corner of Market and Second streets
C.—
IDERIO Barrels Sweet Cider, for sale
by JAMES A. FETZER,
doc 7 89 Wator street.
INDIA RUBMR INKSTANDS-
Another lot of those atr•tlght INKS, Just received and
for„sale W. 8. HAVEN,
ec.`NJ Horner Market and Second streets.
DijFF AND FLEMING'S Book-Keeping
for sale at W. S. HAVEN'S,
Stationery Warehouse,
128 Corner ASarkot and Second streets.
-I.2VELOPES. Buff, Blue am_ _Ate
Laid, Adhesive, Cloth Lined and Parchment Papr
do.; extra thick Cream Laid do.; Legal do.; Noto do.; al!
sizes; for dale by W. S. HIVEN,
oct3o Corner Market and Second ste.
CLASKET, Binders, Straw, Bonnet, an
kj Fuller's Board, for sale by W. B. HAVEN,
Nos. 31, 33 and 35,
nov3o Corner Market and Second streets.
TEAS. -30 half chests Young Ilyson, lin
pedal, Cluopowder, Black Teas. in storo and for mill
JAMES PATTON, Jr.,
Allegheny City.
TEST INDIA PRESERVES.-10 dozen
V v assorted, jui.t received and for sate by
REYMER .$ ANDERSON,
413 Nn. S 2 Wood
JELLIES. -50 dozen Currant, Blackbery
Orange, Quince, Peach, and Grape Tallies, for sale by
REVILER lc A.NDEREON,
4.8 ag Wood street. oDposite R. 01132104 [lmo
1.) ICE.—Six tierces prime Rice, just reeeiv
ed and for sale by KILLER. & RICKETSON,
Post.' Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty streeL
CIIEESE—ZO boxes prime Western Reserve
fo7 Et,lp by rePlll WM. 'n SMITH
ELIZABETIIAN.—A new Decorative Wall
Paper, Elizabethan design, jnzt received, and for .3 ab
by W. P. MARSHALL A CO.,
,07,-.1
WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER! Cheap!
—Received last week, 10,000 rolls of Wall Paper, to
sell at 124 to 20 cents per roll.
W. P. 1:1 IRP ".I.A LL E CO.,
Q= :[.reef.
MOLASSES.-
25 barrels New Orleans;
20 " Baltimore Syrup, for sale by
thai WV. tI. SMITH CO
(lOFFEE.-150 bags prime Rio, for sale by
Ja.'22 WM. 11. b tk CO.
INKSTANDS.—.A. large variety for sale at
W.ll. G. JONNSTuN & 00.'8,
deg Stationery Warehouse, 67 Wood st.
ULOUR.-25 bble. Superfine Flour received
and for sale by McCANDI,FNi, MEANS .llr CO.,
fe2o Corner Wood and Water streets.
LNNAMON BARK.--400 the. just reo'
J end fOr 1 , 329 t P. L. HA aNr.oruos A, co
" . `aTOOLLEY'S SALVE for sale wholeslae
NT V and ratan at the Drug Store of
JOHN HAFT, JR.,
Corr.ar of Virooa and Sixth eds., Pittsburgh.
lalZ3;1
E,OAD6.
XUAIENS.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
$lB,OO I To Baltimore-.
10,00 * 4 Laticasier..
To klarrisuarg, $7.45.
JAMES A. FETZER
89 Water street.
COMPLAINT,
1 . ) Ir, , -
Paimsnen G rlir lil D i ff . . li o. A ".ll 24 . J B A I C T ISS T O 2. N, a `P S firLi 'a, Ps.,
LIVER , Fill effectually cure
°(-• 1 011. I.I.OOELAND'S CELEBRA'IED
DYSPEPSIA JAUNDICE, 01 , 11.t.f-
NIC ilk ierlitYOUS. DEBILITY, DISEASES
Arid all Drreas,, aTirtrkijSora a disordered Liver or torneseJi,
OF THE KIDNEYS,
Dimness of Visi
Bach
es Constipa•
won, Inward Phu,
St
ialluess, or Blood to the
tu
head, Acidity of the Stomach,,
Nauseam heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Fullness or weight in the Stomach, Soar Enacts-
Br m ea " 1 11 Z 8 , Bwining of the Read, hurried and piff
' tanking, or Flattering at the Pit of the
i c anit
Fluttering at the heart, Choking
seueations when iiia lying posture, panne or Buff ti g
Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Path_
3
fn the Herd, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yel
lowness of the Skin and Limbs, pa n a
the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, ao_
Sudden Flushes of heat burn
ing In the Flesh, Constant
afelinings of Evil, and
great Depression of
921/1129.
In attributing such valuable properties to this roundly, 2,
rash or auwarrantable assertion is i1v4,,,..uut is simply stat Yi
a fact; proven undeniably and conclusively by the extract.
dinary cured, and benefits derived from its use, under the di.
rection of its illustrious originator, Dr. Iloodund, unicng all
daises of European society, and from the immense tams el
testimony, from all parts of the American continent, aura.
mutated during the last ten years, in the hands of the I'm ,
eat proprietor: The prevalence of dieeeees to which the
German L'ittims are adapted;it is with sorrow we say it, is el.
must universal; indeed there is scarcely a family throughout
the whole extent of oar country in which there cannot be
found among its members that peculiar sallow and 1.2.741.4i4
appearance denoting a diseased Liver, or an emaciated and
suffering Dyspeptic.
Then of what imp/erne import aaceto this class of invalid
that a certain and reliable remedy should bo placed withi
their reach; one in which nu baneful or injurious drug en
ters into its conipc..noa. • a remedy on which the patient can
tely with the utmost confidence and certaiuty, and be asenred
from actual and tangible proofs that the article he hi using I
really possesses the virtue a attributed to it. Such n remedy
as "1100.FLAND'8 GERMAN E1TT1113.13." Thousands 0
dollars have been expanded in its manufacture and diuueiou
throughout all parts of this continent, and the proprietor
feels the greatest satisfaction in stating that there is uo
state, county, or even village, where the Medicine has been
introduced, that there cannot be found numbers willing
testify to its virtues.
It is need constantly in the practice of a large number o.
the moat prominent Physicians in the country, who have
also added their written testimony id evidence of its great
virtues. in conclusion, then, we would respectfully ask of
all those attlicted with any of the above diseases to give the
Bitters a trial, and rest assured it will never be regretted.
In proof of the statements above made, all are invited to
read attentively the Almanac published annually by the pro
prietor, for Farmers and Families, containing -a great num
ber of useful receipts, in addition to the testimony in favor
of the Bitters, from the moat prominent and well known in
dividuals in all parts of the Union. All Agents for the Bit
ters are authorized to distribute the Almanac gratuitously.
Principal Office and Manufactory, lid Arch street, Philadel-
Phia ' Pa '
For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the principal cities,
and at retail by Apothecaries and Storekeepers in every town
In the [Jailed States and Canada, and by
B. L. FALINESTOCK & CO. and
Dr. GEO. IL KEYSEB.,
iyl2.:lydlov , Pittsburgh.
01 all aiIdC.ISCS the great, tint cause
Spring, [ruin neglect of Natnve's laws
S lio Ito N g
HEN A CURE IS GUARANTEED IN
V all stages of SECRET DISEASES, Self-Abuse, Ner
vous Debility, Strictures, Guests, Gravel, Diabries, Diseases
of the liidueys and Bladder, Mercurial Rheumatism, Sere-
Pains in the Bones and Ankles, Diseases of the Lunge,
Throat, Nose and Eyes, Ulcers upon the Bodyor Limbo, Can
cers, Dropsy, Epileptic Fits, St. Vita's Thence, and all diseases
arising from a derangement of the Sexual Organs, such us
nervous trembling, loss of memory, loss of rower, general
weakness, dimness 01 vision with peculiar spots appearing
before the eyes, 108 n of sight, wakefulness, dyspepsia, liver
diseases, erupthms upon the face, pain in the back and head,
female irregularities and all improper discharges from both
sexes. It matters nut from what cause the disease originie
ted, however long standing or obstinate the case, recovery t.l
certain, and in a shorter tune than a permanent cure can be
effected by any other treatment, even after the disease has
baffled the skill of eminent physicians and resisted all the r
means of cure. The medicines are pleasant without odor,
causing nu sickness and free from mercury or balsam. Dux
ing twenty years of practice, I have rescued from the jaws
of death many thousands, who, in the fast stages of the
above mentioned diseases had been given up to die by their
physicians, which warrants me in promising to the afflicted,
who may place themselves under my care, a perfect and
most speedy care. Secret diseases are the greatest enemies
to health, as they are the first cause of Consumption, Scro
fula and many other diseases, and should be a terror to the
human family. As a permanent cure is scarcely ever effect
ed, a majority of the cases falling into the hands of incom
petent person., who not only tail to care the diseases tau,
ruin the constitution, filling the system with mercury,
which, with the disease, hastens tits waterer into a rapid
Consumption.
But should the disease and the treatment not cause death
speedily, and the victim marries, the disease is entailed
upon the children, who aro born with feeble constitutions,
and the current of life corrupted by a virus which betrays
itself in Scrofula, Totter, Ulcers, Eruptions and other offoc6.,
tious of the skin, eyes, throat and lungs, entailing upon
them a brief t xistenco of sufferii.a . and consigning them to
an early grave.
ABUSE is anutuer formidable enemy to health, fox
nothing else in the dread cataiogao of human diseases causes
rai destructive a drain upon the system, drawing its thou
sands of victims through a few years or suffering down to an
untimely grave. It destroys the nervous system, rapidly
%tastes away the energies of life, causes melitAl derangement,
prevents the proper uevelopment of the system, disqualifies
tor marriage. society, bu,miess, and all earthly happiness,
ant leaves the suilerer wretched in body-and minim , predis-
ittabearg
90a. yi 100 Tba
posed to Consumption auu a. craiu of evils more to be
dreaded than death itself. With the , fullest confidence I as
sure the unfortunate victims of t‘elf-Abuse that a permanent
and speedy cure can be eflected, and with the abandonment
of ruinous practices my patients can he rostored to robust,
vigorous health.
Toe afflicted ore cautioned against the use of Patent Medi-
75c. 75 100 Re
65c, 7 ;i11%. , 0 It;
dues, for there are en many ingenious snares in the columns
of the public prints to catch and rob the unwary sufferers
that millions have their constitutions . ruined by the vile
componuos of quack doctors, or the equally poisonous nos
trums vended as -Patent Medicine:l" I have carefully ana
lysal many of these called Patent Medicines and find that
uoLuiy all of them contain Corrosive Sublimate, which is
one of the strongest preparations of mercury and a deadly
poison, which instead of curing the disease disables the sys
tem for life.
Three-fourths of the patent nostrums now in use are put
up by unprincipled and ignorant persons, whodo not under
stand even the alphalxit of the malaria medica, and are equal
ly as destitute of any knoWledge of the human system, hav
ing one object only in view, and that to make money regard-
50c. 11 100 IL
less of cousequences.
Irregularities and all diseases of males and females treated
on principles established by twenty years of practice, and
sanctioned by tho , ;yids cd the most remarkable cures.
Medicines, with full directions, sent to any part of the
United States or Canticles, by patients communicating their
symptoms by letter. Business correspondence strictly con.
tideutied. Address J. SUMMEItIIII.I44 M. D.,
OttMe No. LIA Filbert street, (Old No. 1090
below Twelfth, Philadelphia.
TILEATMENT,
Private and Coufinential advice!
AT THE BUFFALO PRIVATE HOSPl-
TAL—ntabliztied for the cure of Syphilis, Seminal
eaanesa and the Secret Infirmities of Youth and Maturity,
by Dr. AMOS a SON, Buffalo, N. Y. Office corner of Main
and Quay streets, (up stairs.)
A MOST 801ENTIFIC INVENTION.
Au instrument for the cure of Genital Debility, or Noctur•
nal Emissions, more properly known es Seminal Weakness,
&c. Can be permanently cured in from fiftoon to twenty
days, by the use of this instrument, when used conjointly
with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. AMOS & SON take pleasure iu announcing that they
have invented a most important instrument for the cure oi
the above diseases. It has been subjected to a test by the
most eminent physicians in London. Paris, Philadelphia.and
New York; it has been declared the only useful instrument
over yet invented, for the cure of Seminal Ilieaknoes,or au}
disease of the genital organs, caused by the secret habit,
at youth.
Dr. AMOS SON, in order to satisfy the most eltepticn,
as to the merits of their instrument, pledge themselves Cm ,
in soy instance where they may prove unsatisfactory aftet
fair trial, the money will be refunded by returning tile in.
strument in good order.
Persons wishing the above useful Instrument will observ.
that the price, with the accompanying directions, secure')
packed and sent bfexpress, is ton dollars.
NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CURES.
Dr. AMOS a SON ruoy be consulted from eight o'clock it
he morning until nine Ea night, in every stogo and syrup
tom of the Venereal Diaean,tionorrhcea, Gleeta, Secondar
6ymptoms, Seminal Wealine , is, Impotence, and Striettiren ot
the Urethra, etc., with inviolable secresy. The treatmem
they adopt is the result of upward of tiltr:; , years' extensive
and mem:dui practice in London. meet inveterate
cases of Venereal Diseases eradiated in eiglit or nine days.
and cases of a slight nature iu two or three days, at a mod
erate expense. Thu cure effectei without confinement or
hindrance from busineeec also, nodes and pains in the bocce
and limbs, effectually eraclicated.
Dr. AMOS & SON have devoted their attention exclusive
ly to this peculiar class of maladies, cud the relief they have
consequently been enabled to render to their fellow•creatare
s fully testided and greatfully acknowledged by couvales
coutpatients and others daily arriving in town from all pat to
of the country, for the express purpose only 01 C0118ultao“Lu ,
while their exertions have be ni crowned with the most Big
d WE
nal advantages; yet from what they have experienced i -
inquiring into the causes of these infectious complaint
(from their most siu.ple ccndition to that of the must dan-
germs and inveterated) they have always entertained the
pcscibilitv of their prevention and removal, and likewise in
variably "found that the most horrible and manguant fcrrmY
of disease could almost always be traced to one of the fol
lowing causes :—ignoranco, neglect, or the ill effects of un
skilful and improper treatment; therefore, Dr. A.110..2.
80. , ; have CIICCOCuCti in discovering, in the selection of their
remedies, a safe, effectual, and caution.; course; omit,ingi all
combination of remedies which bear au equivocal character.
as well as those whose premature or injuilicions application
might be productiv.i of bad consequences in the hands el
private individuals., In abort, rho laudiblend of their te
medies'is the leavening of a great mass of human misery by
the atleuiation, relief and prevention of those grievous a:-
Motions that are in re .lily the secret fee of life, and which,
while they eo extremely surround us, call aloud for our skill
and interference for their extermination.
COUNISY INVALIDS.
Persona In any part of the world may be snecaseP,lly
tented by forwarding a correct detail of their case, with a
remittance for medic/ma. Ti•_.
AddreesDr. AMOS A SON, corner Shin and Quay street.,
Bash,. N. Y.
rr ARRAN T'S SELTZER APERIENT.
Another supply of this valuable medicine lust recriv
ed by • Jos. 1 , LEMING,
file Corner Diamond and Alarket street.
H AIR DlES.—Batchelor's, Christadora's,
flud Water's hair Dyes on hand and for sa:o
pERFUMERY—Of descriptions and prices,
can ho had at FLENLIN&S,
fele Corner Diamond and Marko, erect.
DARISIAN TOOTH PASTE, prepared
ta under lhe E upersii,ion of Dr. Ilulliheu, Surgeon Dou
ta,t 7 for solo by JuS.
ANOTHER supply of Low & Son's superio:
London Toth:: r..ceived to-day, by
JOS. FLEMING,
fel.3 Corner Diamond and Market etrevt.
%fiIHORN'S EXTRACT OF COPAIBA A.NI)
EASSAPAItILLA_—Anotner sapply of tbis celebntte..;
English remedy, just rectived by JOS. FLEMING,
fe9 Corner Diamond and Market street.
MINERAL WATERS.—BIue Lick, Bed
ford and Congreraa Waters constantly on hand at
JtkiEiPLl FLE3lltih'B,
fe9 Cornvr Dirtniond anti Market street.
Ferrated Tinat. Bark and Llixir of
0, Bark, on hand and far rale by
73NVF — ' , Ov: ok
11.00S.—Dreesed Hogs, jest received aril
for gale by JANWS A. FETZER,
h l 9 OP Wster •tror4
rIIIORYEDOES.-100,0U0 No. 1., just receiv
ed and for oak by
REYME.II g ANDEESON,
No. 9 Wood +amt.
MEDICAL
A CURE WARRANTED
MEDICAL.
DJz.g 4.11.
CELEBILATED
VERMIFUGI
LIVER FALL&
They are not recom -
mended as Univers:: I
Cure-alts, but simply fi r
what their name pw - -
}ports.
The VaRMIFUGE, fo
X petting Worms from
the human system, ha
al so been administere4
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
1 j
CieCt to Worm=
The LIVER: PILLS, tor
the cure of LIVER COM -
PLAINT, all BILIOUS DE
RANGEMENTS, SICK HEAD
HE ) &C.
Purchasers will please
particular to ask f. -)r.
Dr. C. McLane's Cel::-
1. • 17-.A MIFUGE
(
PILLS, preparcd
Y 3
,
PROPP.IETORS, It
♦
11.1 i ,
a. ) and take f!:
~ t her, as there are various
L,ther preparations now
cf. ore the tvuLiir- pur-
Ttlmz to t - e
.Vermiiturs
I d Liver
1.11
q - ners, 111 comparison
Aith Dr. McLANE's, arc
orthiess.
The GEN T.i N E 'McCane's
Verrnifu-
and Liver
b
Pills can pow be had at
all respectable Drug
LOA
T-:', 7 11, 7 7;11111 , 7:13. ri R. 0 'OS,
Wool) ST., PirrsßuiLma,
L pt
L N ,
8 75 V gr Ell oss on ai lL U d G an Ei d for salc i) by LlVEß
dV
B. L. FAEINESTOCE & CO.
Corner Wood and Fourth streeta.
A3RIVATE DISEASES.-DR. BROWN'S
, MEDICAL and SURGICAL Offices,. ...„
-o- SO SMITHFIELD Street, Pitts. ..."._•- *- '7-••••• •
..._5": " -
e
burgh, Pa. ..r. -....._ 1
, : - .1 35 .... ' ...::1- 0
DR. BROWN is an old citizen of Pitts- 4 - 4 ,4 "Ff'f-f'y
_ ? _i
burgh, and has been in practice for the
. .„4•A - r,,efi t l::•• , ~,, .
bat twenty-five years. His business has Mrt,lykruf , Ail ,
been confined mostly to Private and Sur. - /r if 1 4 .5.;
gical Diseases.
UITIZENS AND STRANGERS ' '''si
2' ' '
4 , .I'f,. 4 •or
in n-ed of a medical friend, should not •,,,- I.' - fev '
fail to find out the sure place of relief. '''.5.5 .. •- I . '
The Doctor is a regular graduate, and -
his experience in the treatment of a certain clans of disease
is a sure guarantee to the sufferers of obtaining permaneul
relief, by the use of his remedies and following his advice.
DR. BROWN'S REMEDIES
never fall to cure the worst form of Venereal Diseases--:_ll
Impurities and Scrofulous Affections. Also, all &sewn s
arising from a hereditary taint, whichmanifests itself in t 1 e
form of a totter, psoriasis, and a great many forms of el
diseases, the origin of which the patient is entirely ignorm , t
To persons so afflicted, Dr. B. offers hopes of a snre and
speedy recovery.
BRNTINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. Brown's remedies for this alarming trouble, brong? , l
on often by that solitary habit of sensual gratification which
the young and weak-minded often give way to, (to their avu
destruction,) are the only reliable remedies known in this
country—they are safe, and make a speedy restoration to
health.
RIIE'UMATIBIEI
Dr. Brown's remedies never fail to cure this painful tV ;.
ease in afew days—he will warrant a cure. Ile also trot
Piles, Gleet, Gonorrhoea, Stricture, Urethral Discharges, I
male Weakness, Monthly Suppressions, Diseases of tlo
Joints, Fistula in Ano, Nervous Affections, Pain in the BaCt
and Kidneys, Irritation of the Bladdor, together with ail
diseases of an impure origin.
A letter describing the symptoms, containing a FL!, di.
rooted to DR. BROWN, No. 50 Smithfield street, Pittaburgll,
Pa., will be immediately answered. kiedicine sent to any
address, rudely packed and secure from observation.
Office and Private Rooms, NO. 60 Smithfield street, Pitt:.
burgh, Pa. my 2.5
IT IS NOT AL DIKE.
Mrs. S. A. Allen's World's Hair
•
Restorer.
fI RAY HAIRED, BALD, or persons with
ILA diseases of hair, or scalp, read the following and Judge
of the articles:
Mrs. S. A. ALLEN'S ZYLOBALSABIini f -
Or WORLD'S HAIR DRESSING, is essential to use with
the RESTORER, and is the . beat Hair Dressing for old or
young extant, being often efficacious in VISCB of hair fall.
mg, Ac without the Restorer.
REV. B . V. DEGAN, Editor Guide to Holiness. "We can
tcatify to its effects," Ac. •
PRESIDENT J. H. EATON, L. L. D., iliturfree.aboro', Tenn.,
"Notwithstanding irregular use, the tailing off of hair
ceased, and my gray locks restored to original color," Ac.
REV. S. B. MORLEY, Attleboro', Maseacbusetts. "it has
changed the "Crown of Glory," belonging to old men,
to the original hue of youth," Ac.
REV. M. TEACHER, (GO years of ege t ) Pitcher, Chenangy
aunty New York. "My hair is now restored; it it
nothing like a dye," itc.
MEV. D. T. WOOD, Middletown, New York. "My own hair,
and that of another of my family, has greatly thicken.
ed, *here almost bald," Ac.
REV. JAMES hi ITFE, Now York city, recommends it, Ac
REV. W. PORTEUS, Stanwich, Conn. "It has met my
most sanguine expectations, Ac.
REV. J. F. GRISWOLD, ciaehtngton, N. H. "It is really
efficacious in restoring the hair," Ac.
REV. G. M. SPRATT, Lewisbargh, Pennsylvania. "We
can and do cheertully recommend it," Ac.
REV. J. P. TUSTIN, Oharlestown, South Carolina. " The
white hair has become obviated," Ac.
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, Meriden, N. "We think
very highly,of your preparation,' Ac.
rtli:V. B. C. SMITH, Prattaburgli, N. Y. " I was surprised
to find my hair turn as when I was young," Ac.
LOW. C M. CLINK, Lewiston, Pennsylvania. "Ithasatop.
ped my hair falling and caused a new growth."
itEV. A. FIUNII, Chatanque county, New York. "I am
satiated and recommend it."
REV D. MORRIS, Cross River, NOV York. "It is the best
preparation extant."
REV. WILLIAM CUTTER, Editor Mother's Magazine, Nov
York. "Recommends it."
Zrir We might swell this Rat, but it not convinced, TRY
IT.
We export these preparations to Europe oven, and they
,re stipersoding_all others there 69 well as in the United
.titates.
Il does wit stn . / or stain. Sold by all the principal whole•
dale and retail merchants in the t.'nited Stated, Ctita, or
Canada.
DEPOT 355 BROOM STREET, N. V.,
where address all letters and inquiries.
-Ca" some dealers try to sell articles instead of this, cn
Which they make more profit. Write to Depot for circular,
terICIL I / 2 and information. Genuine is signed, Mrs. 8. 4. Alen
4ritten in ink. Beware of connterfelts. fsep3:o-o-dl; maw
rvf RS. ALLEN'S HAIR RESTORER.-A
large supply always on band and for sale by
uovl6 B. L. FAILNESTOCH ec CO
SA IL. FAUNESTOCK,
No. 74 Wood street, Pittsburgh,
LTAS JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM
I.I..NGLAND
WALDRON ik GRIFFIN'S
:onsuLwz
CORN IND GRAIN SCITIIE,
COILS HOES ; PATENT AND COMMON ANVILS; ST.FIEL
r raps, very superior Drawer Locks, very superior Gnu
Locks, Tinned and Ennamelled Sauce Pana, Basting Spoons,
thasa Candlesticks, Brame Cocks, Brass Stair Roils, Braces and
is Measnring Tapes, Superior Waiters, Curry Combs,
icooes, Coil, Fifth, Tongue:, Stretch and Breast Chains, with
3 variety of other goods, all of which will be sold it mod•
orate terms. apl3
SKIRTS 1 SKIRTS ! 1
Bishop's Skirts;
Quilted Hooped Skirts;
"Holmes' Hooped Skirts;
Misses' 0 yrded Skirts;
Ladies' Corked and Quilted Skirts, white and colaieJ ; a
new supply just opened, at JOS. LORNE'S,
de.9 77 Market street.
WINTER GLOVES.—A full supply of
Cloth, Silk end Morino, of various sizes., at low pr.!.
HORNE'S,
77 Market etreet.
CORN SUELLERS.—Smith's Patent, ar
ranged for hand, horse or sicam power ' warranted in
every reepeot, and will shell from to 40 bunLels of corn
per hour. Will be ecdd low by
wag EMMY U. COLLINS,
, ^",)