D . , Variety anu in., plain and Waved L PHILIP IL6Yldl.b. EY ATER Lt AN DM, AA, Joshua Rhodes C 0.,) whol, . YEUITS, NUTS, SPICES, CONFECT.I,.. , Alt Y, SUGARS, tc.• No. 99 Wood ctrot,t, cppotitte the St. Charles Hotel, Pltt.i burgh. ap2 J. J. MUM"! PINKBINE. T J. GILLE.'SPIE & CO., Lodking ,lees .- sianuflictiarers, and dialers in Looking Glass Pia 09,,Vate Glass, En gravings, Combs and Fancy Goods, N 0.715 W02 , -.1 street, Pitts On baud and mado to order, Gilt Pier cat Mantle Glasses, Mahogany, Rosewood, Walnut and Gilt ?tames, or Mould ing, of every description. iltoamboat Cabins Decorated and Gilt, B"T' OGDEN & CO., Bottlers, N 0.157 First street, would respectfully inform tho pub lic that they have constantly on hand a largo anpply of SARSAPARILLA, MINERAL V, ITER, ALE and POILTEIt, of the boat quality. Tho attention of families is paitlcalarly directed to the fact that they bottle WAINDIGIITS ALL', in it: pure 5t physicians recommend it to familia on account of ita J:101 , , §0111r) and ttreagtheuing qualities. oct23:ly EATTE,E, iittIERCI - lANT TAILOR': NO. 5 , 1. ST. CLA :;TRE.tr, (Dr. Irish's Now Bwild4ez-1 V W. KERR, AROIIITECT, RE from ter of Fifth and WoOd to ...AIR STREET, In Phillips' n,..a hailding—continuee to prepare Plans and Specifieatione of, and to Superintend the Erection of , :iery description of Buildings. T;ILLTON, BELL AND BRA SS _Me POUNDER, No. 70 SECOND street, Pittsburgh, Pa., is prepared to furnish to order CHURCH, STEAMBOAT, FACTORY AND OTHER BELLS, Of all sizes, from 10 to 10,000 lbs. MIME BELLS made to order. STOP and GAUGE COCKS of all sizes, for Stoanaboata. MINERAL WATER PUMPS, COUNTER RAILINGS, and every variety of Brass Castings finished 10 the neatest Manner. BABBIT'S ANTI•ATTRITION METAL; FULTON'S PA TENT METALLIC PACKING, for Stoorn. Engineff. [ap23:ly L OUGIIRIDGE & MAXWELL, walv'srAcTur.u.s or Looking,-Glozzen, Frnmss, and Brodatc.ss; And Dealers in 't;lochs, House Furnishing Goode, ac. &c. !o. PAO Wood otrect, above Firth, PITTSBURGH, PA. [mb3:ly I ea. Almeida° Dmhat made to order EDUCATIONAL St. 1 7 =nel:a Academy for Born, UNDER THE CARE OF TEE FRANCISCAN BP.OTELERS Lorotto, Cambria County, Pa. Ii I S INSTITUTION, NATURALLY A. situated for Educational purposes, affords all the in ducements that can be desired for a Catholic Ins'ltution. It is located in the most healthy and picturesque p.a-tion of the Alleghenies, distant four miles from Crosson Station, the direct mailroute between Philadelphia mad Pittsburgh. The scholastic year commencing the first Monday in September, will close the lfith of July followinir. . The Terms for Board, including a thorough English Salem. Uric Course, are $lOO per annum. The Classic and Modern Languages forth an extfa charge of go per annum. Washing and use of Bedding $lO. For further particulars apply to the superior of the Arai! domy. References can bo made to the Lt. Rev. Dr. O'Conitha. ap3o:lyd&w Vincent's College and Sena.:;yastry, UNDER TUE CA.RE or Tan BENEDICTINE. FATHERS, Near Latrobe, 11Yeamoroland county, Pa. TN THE COLLEGE ARE TAUGHT THE muat branches of English Education. In tho IiE=ATLY, the Classics, Mathematics, History, Rhotorics, Philosophy, etc., and the ditfarent branches of higher erudition necessary or useful to these aspiring to Priesthood. Tho terms for Board and Tuition are $BO per year, to ho paid semi-annually, strictly in advance. German and French and other languages, Drawing, Paint ing and Music,form no extra chargce,oxcopting sonic rat:ont ponsation for the use of instruments. Medicine, Washing, Books, Stationery, etc., form extra charges. For particulars apply to the Director of the College. The Collegiate year begins on theist of September, and ends on. the 3d of July following. FATEEP. G. B UMM, Director of the College. DRY GOODS. Jetren<VA I Retrench!: A NO 'HER CRASH—IN PRICES I—Be ing doterminolto sell our stock, though " the Times mo Tigitt, we have made a general sweep-- REDUCLD T 11.14 lINTIKLI STOOS To sallower prices. /;‘,.. Now is the time to bny when the assortment is yet unbroken, and the Prices Pot Down! Down!! cot 29 ...IDS. HORNS, 77 !locket street. THE LAST CHANGE IN FIGURES.- Bonnet Ribbonq, worth 75 - cents, at 623 - Der yard. do do - do 62% at 50 do do do do 50 - at 37K do do do do 57M at, 25 do JOSEPII 'HORNE, 77 Market area. RICII VELVET L TRIMMINGS, • AT REDUCED PRICES. A choice aeaertnient on hand and for oale at 10111 BURNES% 77 Market area. 7ENILEMEN'S UNDER GARMENTS- Wool, Silk, Merino and .deary Cott-on Under Shirts and Drapers—a fresh supply received a. UORNE'S, del9 7 Market alreot. 14 4 .1VE Cents per Pound Reduction in the Price of BRADLEY'S YARNS.—Wholosalo Buyers and Peddlers will be furnished with BRADLEY'S TIIREE-PLY KNITTING YARNS at a reduction of Five Coats per pound, by bundle, after this date, For Cash, and Cash only. JOS. LIORNE, 77 Market street, Agent for the Manufacturer WAIBROIDERIES.—Ocr excellent stock of A.% French Embroideries, and the low prices at which they are warked„efferc rare inducements to ladico wishing to purchase the latest MONEY 1 MONEY I!—PRICES MARK ED DOWN; Aro'Great reduction in the prico of Ilnibrolderie3. We hero gene carefully oTer our handsome Block of FRIINOLI-WOREED coLLARs, UNDER SLEEVES, • • MUSLIN BANDS, etc., etc. And fired the prices to snit the "Ilard TiJr.os." The Dailies any rely on getting bargains et oca/ HORNE'S, 77 Market street. , ANCY BLACK DRESS SILKS. - A a?sortment, which wo aro closing out VERY oilEkt , ra g O. /JANSON LOVE, Lovo Brothers, fa g" `"p, t 74 Markot street.% AVE WILL Slibl, from the present time un v commonly cheap FOIL CASH . . Plow) call and exam Ine our etock. C. EtANSON LOVE, oct23 Formerly Lore Bros., No. 74 Market at. RINTED FRENCH MERINOES, for 62 and 75 cents, worth $1 Etna $1,25, the best nasortincnt in the city. 0. MANSON LOVE, (formerly L'1"0 Eruthera), No T 4 741x.rhei Oatt-t. pLACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS.- Ay A full As3ortment, very cheap. C. IIAtiE.ON formorly Lovo Brother 2, No. T 4 !IY•xlmt r.trrAN: EVERY Economical Purchaser of Dress Goods Shawls, llantla,i, leo.; rdso Domestic and Sta ple Goods, will find it to their twivantage local] and mcaml oar New Stock rf Pall and Winter Dry Gcodabeftat parchas ing elsewhere. G. HANSON LOVE, TAS Vorn - v,rly Faye Them, No, 71 r:ierkc.r et. QIIAW.LS I SHAWLS I—Wool, Chenille, Broclia, ac., both long :lad square, the tory best in the an 4 at very low pric,a for calh. C. HANSON LOVE,: formerly Love Bro., N 0.74 llgrkrt str.Elet. _INIARSTILLES, Fleeced, for A 1, go as; - ,rtment ut G EO. it. Wycirril Co'"3 llJai - 4g is . : doe, Tilt ON NET 41A V.1.11;- - Vif-t.—' 'vory vo.riety of Bon material, n for t....r.!* r.t noil3 _ 1_1011:: SPER.M. CAI6 I itki - E 2 l ' o V ba .B e3 ELF T O t jrj s : CS, 3'5, L'a and Fper,ij(l::;ales on hand and and feJr i '4s. B. C. 1. , J. 1!. HATlvra. kJ?1680 bomel Elm), in . 4N : , 2 It. aryl 3.t.P, hart. Loalcc - ;:m. 'Palm Eoaps , , lll lb., 2 lb. and 3 Th. ban. 1. 600 a ehonicai otivo in D. 200 a;' Oleino.Ozido " oc . ravin 2O " Castiln in NO " Para i'nlin " in On Itmad and for ealo by P. C. & J. SAIVVER Gum'BUFFALO, CALF AND CLOTH. OVERSIIOIi2, offered low, at "The Peopia2 Shoe Store," No. 17 Fifth street, near Market. fel3 DIFFENBACIIIiff t CO. eiNLY $750 FOR A TWO STORY Dwel ky ling: HOMO, of font rooms, with lot of ground 20 feet front on Mouterry etreet, AllnOteny city, by 110 deep to an alloy. Tormn, $4OO in hand, balance at one, two and three yearn, OUTHBERT SON, not 24 01 Market street. IiIkiLESALE GROCERS, DZALEII.9 IN IRON, NAILS, GLASS, COTTON YARNS, AND PITTSBURGH DIANUFAOTURES GENERALLY, Oornor of Wood a.nd Wator ctroata, FORWARDING AND COMVIISSION. Forwarding and Commission Merchants, rnorsmera or '121,1 Csilium' Pittsburgh, Meadville ea Erie CANAL LINES. NOB. 1.1.4 AND 115 WATER FITEBET, PITTEBUIIGII, PA. ILIEIG7DES, BILE&GE.N EL CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION [a L%:ly No. 30 SYCAMORE BT., CINCINNATI, 0.[jy.20 J. D. HOUSEMAN, ( LATE OF HOUSEMAN & SMITH, ) COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. 9 N. Second Street, apB:3m ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. OHAS. riIIePHISEYS, 0. J. EEO Jam; Wiliam. Humphreys 9 liolfran & Wright, • FLOUR FACIORS, PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 75 NORTH WHARVES AND 155 NORTH WATER ST., Abov. Vino Strout, P.BFE.B. TO Conrad, Thompson & Co., Philadelphia. Thompson, Clark & Young, 46 Biter, Price & Co., 4l Caleb Cope & Co., Parcroft, Beaver & Co., ~. Canby, Neville & lingliel, II E. M. Lewis, Cashier P. and M. Bank, " 3 0u.(4. Mitchell, Cashier M...rch's Bank. " Morris L. Hallowell & Co., McCutcheon & Collins, John M. Kennedy & Co., r. Raignel & Co., Pickett, Mathews &Co., Maysville, Ky. Shrewsbury & Price, Madison, Ind W. IL Langley & 60119, Gallipolis, Ohio. Lawrence & Mathias, Louisville, Chic. A. 11. Bullock & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio W. Holmes & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Bagaloy, Coagrave & Cu., 44 nov18:13,, 20.Atc3Lt: 11. z. cu JOSEPH S. LEECH & C , Nos. '2l'2 and 211 Laberty 7eet, PITTSBURGH, PA., WriffPELESAME,' GROCER 8, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, DEALERS IN F U rt AND B ACON9 TIN PLATE AND ;:INNERS' STOCK, AND PITTSISURGHPILANUFACTURECE. GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Levee and Washington Al(Calle., WYANDOTTE CITY, KANSAS TERRITORY. Rvints:icr.a.—Joaaph 6. Leech & Co., an Pittsburgia Morchanni generally. ;:,-11:yd&w =M! (Succossoro to ELDER E: Wzati,) GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS FOR TEE SALE CF DUPONT'S POWDER AND' SAFETY FUSE, corn.r Pratt:and Commerce careers, BALTIMORE, Receive :on Consignment all kinds cf Western Predate, and mako advances thereon. REPELLENCE Geo. W. Smith & Co., W. H. Smith & Co., W. H. Garrard, Miller & 11.,cliotatm. mr.l:3t-a-w-Bm RENRY IL COLLINS, Forwatdinig and Couuniasion Merchant, and wholesale dealer, in FISH, BUTTER, HEEDS and PRODUCE gi.n e , .frally, No. 2 Wood stre3t, Pittsburgh. coard E.L...r.Z3 B. CLMLIIIII MOP.GAN VODIETAIION. M.TACti:S.D DITELILMOII ELENRY L. ROG WALT. ritiRLING, ROBERTSON & CO., Maim factarors of Cut, Pre ed and Plain Flint GLASSWARE, warehonso No. 17 Wood street, corner of Front,4 , :qttsbrtrgh. - All other kinds of Glasswaro and Wind w Glass, at low Market prices. aplLdly 3Aria3 L. L11D1.11.1 EDLIE & lILAII, Successors to I.4ulvany JIA a Leda, manufacturers of Ont, ltlonided isaad Plain Flint and Fancy Colored GLASSWARE, and d4alors in nil kinds of Window Glass, Flaaks, Vials and Rott t leg. Ware,. house corner of YE:let and Water streets, Pitteltnigh• =1.1c117 -- WINES AND LIQUO%S. 305EPIT. 1101 NF. ' 77 Market atrect. WINES AND ILIQ,UOi'S 9 1, \-. AND RECTIFYING DISTILL.' RS, No. 155 Liberty Street, Plttsbut VI, Pa. Always on hand, Wines, - n.dit s, Gins, Monongahela and Rectified Whisk go, 131ackberry, Wild Cherry, Raspbe - ry, , nd Ginger ,s. [itpl2ly i.-K-NALEs GINS, VerrINES, ETC., Ys'r•a - .4 s N FINE OLD MONONGAHELA AYE WHISKY, PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY. ALSO, RECTIFIERS AN D DISTILLERS, Corner of Smithfield and h`ront Strezte, apl43 • PITTSBURGH PA. TIONEGGER & CO., cli 1517011TE;11.8 07 ;Trench and German Wines and Liquors, OLIAMPAGNE, ho., lea Smithfield street, between Bth and 7th sts-, lab. 6:1 v claw PITTSBURGH PA. s. DZ.V7-11: 11. ILFZiIiBDS. DEVIAN & KENNEDY, Wholesale, Wine and Liquor Merchants and Rectifying Distirhea, No. 63 Stnithtiqld street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ap3:ly RY APPLES.-50 bbls. bright Dry Ap• ti.P plea, received and for sale, by ap3 li.vzmir IL CO? irra ®RN APPLES.-15 bbls. choice Apple recoired and for sale by a :5 HENRY 11. COLLP:S. - I.IDEANS.-20 bbls. small White Beans, just P, received and for wile by 131;11•41-:‘: IL COLLINS. rrilMoTfly SEU).-10 bags reced and fur sale by IIENILY H. COLLIN?. MEW WALL PAPERS CHEAP.-Still they COMO. W. P. MARSHALL Szoo, 87 Wood street. E GOODS FOR SPRING SALES.- RI We aro daily receiving from our own and Eastern factories, additions to our stock, which consists in part of Floor Oil Cloths Carriage Oil Clothe, .fiurniture Oil Cloths, Tablo Oil Clothr, Crash Oil Cloths; Transparent Oil Cloths, Transparent Window Shades, • Buff Ifollancle, and Shade Trimmings Merchants, flomelteer,rs, and others, requiring any Goods in aim line, are invited to call and niaxrdno the stock, and judge for themselves in regard to the quality and prices. J. & it. PAILLISS, Nos. 20 and 23 St. Clair street. " tet 3n. hwy.. " in IZ. " RaTES. SMITH GROCV.;RS, 7 First sts., IGH, PA. "E & CO., r)CERS, Glass, 3URCH, PA. Ba., CONSTANTLY .74 LIEAM OOFFIN MEANS a CO., .;...590r.8 TO WICK b Id'OANDLEHOO JSDES COTIMINS YLERZFIAN'I'St PHILADELPHIA .JouN L. Lblea JO3ZP.E 6. LL; MIALPEAT CO., A. L. WEBB & BR.O. GLASSWARE. JOEN 2RYAR es CQ., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN J. &T. GRO !'T, "V_TOMINY.-12 bbls Flint llominy, just ji.A. received and for sale by JAS. A. FETZER, Corner Market and Second street. i 9 IL a, Afa f 3 A V 11.4 (14 PI :14'0. C 5 Flizzra Stiat; IIU I.L.R. ELIDDLE L'ooll, 'JONES' HEW lIIIILDInG. OPEN DAILY, front 9 to 2 o'clock; also, on Wedneadm and Saturday evenings, from May lit to November let, from 7 to 9 o'clock; and from November Ist to Slay Ist, from 6 to 8 o'clock. Dopoiits received of all sums not less than Ora DOLLAR, and a dividend of the profits declared twice a year, in June and December. Interest was declared at the rate of six per cent. per annum, on the first of December, 18551 also in June and December, 1356, and in June and December, 1857. loteroet, if not drawn out, is placed to the credit of the depositor as principal, and boars the same Interest from the first days of June and December, compounding twice n year without troubling the depositor to call or even to present his pass book. At thia rate, money will double In lees than twelve years, making in the aggregate coons AND orit-Wet , PER CENT. A. YEAR. Books containing the Charter, By-Laws, llnles and Rego lotions, furnished gratis, on application at the office. Prenident-.GEORG.E. ALBUEE. VICE PREELDINTII. 1.10p0:7011 Hepburn, John H. Sheenberger, James Shidle, N. Grattan Murphy, Alexander Bradley, Isaac M. Pennock, Robert Robb, James D. Kelly, William B. Lovely, James Herdman, Kill Burgwin, John S. Cosgrove, TRUSTESO. . treet, BURGH Pittab'h _,ERS, • .- - - William J. Ander=la, James W. Iloilman, John G. Bark (lon, Chance `;nap, Albert Culbertson, P. A. Madeira, John B. Canfield, John H. Mellor, J. Gardiner Coffin, Walter P. Marshall, Alonzo A. Carries; Wilson Miller. David Campbell. A. M. Pollock, Si. D. Charles A. Colton,3 , Henry L. Itingwalt, William Douglass, John Si. sawyer, Iraueo, Felix, George B. Belden, George P. Gillrnore, Alexander Tin d le. James S. Hoer:, Theobald Umbstaetter, William S. liar en, George 8.. White, Sezrftt,lry and Trawar er —CHAS. A.. COLTON. [fe3 SEGARS Liberty and OF lOWA. A. J. STEVENS & CO., DESMOINES, JowiL. VOLLEO'i'IONS MADE and prompuj witted. LANDS selected and located. Capitalists wisning to mate investments in tho West, can do so through this IP ,11fie. Correspondence solicited. my2l:6m • AUSTIN LOOMIS 'lllO9. D. LOOMS. A lISTIN LOOMIS & CO., Dealers In eromissury Notes,.,Bouda, Mortgages, and all Securities fur Money. Money Loaned on Checks at short dates, with collateral security. NOTES AND DRAFTS BOUGHT AND SOLD. Persons desiring Loans can be accommodated on reasona ble terms, and capitalists can be furnished with geld securi ties at remunerative prices. Also, attend to the Side, Renting and Leasing of Roul Estate. Office, No. 92 FOURTH. street, above Wood. AUSTIN LOOMIS, Notary Public. miti'Av • PITTSBURGH, PA - V HOLMES & SONS, Bankers and Ex o change Brokers, and Dealers in Notes, Drafts, Accept ances, Gold, Silver and Bank Notes. Exchange on the East ern and Western Cities constantly for sale. Collections made in all the cities throughout the United Btates. Deposita received in par - funds or current piper, No. GI Market zrreet, between Third and Fourth sts. ija.30:13, rirIIIOMAS WOODS, Commercial Broker, and Dealer in Notes, Bond::, Stocks ; lloal Estato, bc., N 0.75 .I".7.auth street, Pittsburgh, Pa. jans TOIIN WOODS, B ExclwwE Basunr., Dun._ r Exchange, Commorcial and Bank Stock bought and sold on commission. Collections carofully attended to. Interest paid on Deposits. No. 67 JONES' NEW BUILDING, Fourth street. io3o Ey the President of the 'United States. 1: - N pursuance of law, I, JAMES 811- CIIAITAN, President of the United States of America, do hereby declero and maize known that public sales will bo heid at the undermentioned land Mikes in the TERRITORY or NmaAsKA, at th e periods hereinafter designated, to wit: At the land Mike at iIitOWNSVILLN, commencing on Monday, the s xth day of Sep'ernber next, for the disposal of the public lands within.the following named townships, viz rat of the Lase One and east of the six!h principal " • That pArt. f tw.vm-illip onc outside of the Sac and Fos, and Half Pro,l, Ncinalia reservation, range 17. "hat part ~f townships 1,2, 3, and 4 ontsido of the Sac and 1.'01.; and "u!f Bleed, Netualia reservation, and frac tional townshipA u and 11, of range 16. That part ,f township one outside of the Sac and Fox reservation; township 2, the parts of townshipa 3, 4 and 5 outside of the Breed, Bemaha reservation ; and frac tional tc,wilehip 6, of range 15. That part of township one outside of the Sac and Fox re servation ; township: 2,3, and 4; that part of township 5 eutyule, , f the Half Breed, Neinaha reservation, and town alOp 6, of range 14. TON, mthip_i 1,2, 3,4, 5, and 6, of range 13. Townships 1,2, 3,4, 6, and 6, of raupe 12. 'Townships 1,2, 3,4, 5, and 6, of ranT.e 11. Townships 1,2, 3,4, 5, and 6, of range N. Tow übliips 1,2, 3, /, 6, and 6, of range 9. At the laud office at I , F.Itit..ASKA CITY, comment ng on naid ,, y, the sixth day of September steal, for the disposal of the public lands within the following named townships, viz:- . . Furth cf As base lino' and east 0 . Mc sixth principa Factional townships 7 and S., of range 15. Township 7, and fractional townships 8,9, 10, 11, and 12, cf rage 14. Towithhi,6 8,9, 10, 11, and 12, and fractional township 13, of range 13. Townships 7,8, 9, 10, and 11, and fractional townships 12 and 13, of range 12. Townships 7,5, 9, 10, and 11, and fractional township 12, of range 11. Townships 7,8, D, 10, and 11, and fractional townships 12, 13. and 14, of range 10. Townships 7,8, and 13, and fractional townships 14, 15, amt 111, of range 9. At the land office of OMAHA CITY, commencing on Monday, the riz'h day of September next, for the disposal of the public lands within the following named townships, Vie:- 110 th (f the bozo line and e7st of the sixth principa Fractional townships 13, 14 16, and 16, of rango 14. Fractional townships 13, 14, 15,16, and 17, of range 13. Fractional townships 12. and 13, townships 14, 15, and 16, • cad tractional townships 17, 18, 19, and 20, of range 12. Fractional township 12, townships 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 13, and fractional townships 19 and 20, of range 11. Fractional townships 12, 13, and 14, and townships 15,16, 17, 15, 19, and 20, of range 10. Fractional to..viii.hiss 14, 15, and 16, and townships 17, 18, 16, and 20, of tinge it. Lauds appropria ed by law for the nee or schools, military, and other purposes, will be excluded from the sales. The offering of the above lauds will be commenced on the days appointed, and will proceed in the order in which they are advertised, until the whole shall have been offered, and the sales thee closed ; but no sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and no private entry- of any of the lands will be admit tad until after the expiration of the two weeks. Given wader my hand, at the city of Washington, this thirtieth day of March, Anna Domini ono thousand eight hundred and flft3-oight UEOECiIIt. H. WEI:11. Every person entitled to the right of pro-emption to any of the lauds within the townships and parts of townships above enumerated is required to establish the same to the satisf ction of the register and receiver of the proper land dice, and visacpaymvrat Thel 'for as soon as practicable after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed forithe com. mencement of the public sale of the lands embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will bo forfeited. THOS. A. HENDRICKS, ap23:3lnd Commissioner of the General Land Office. Synopsis of the President's Message JOILRFU J. 11L.•.L1 TT is herein ordered that public sales of lauds hsretofore =offered in thl State of lowa, bo hold as Cul LOWS: . . At the Land Office at o:age, commencing on Monday, tho 7th of Juno, 18.53, - of four townships, in tho counties of Worth and Winnebseo. At thu Lsud (Alice at Fort Dodge, commencing on Monday, thu 14th of Juno, 1858, of twenty-one townships, and parts of townships, in tho counties of Wright,llumbolt, Calhoun and Pocahontas. At the Land Office of Sioux City, commencing on Monday, tho 7th of Jane, 1858, of twenty•nine townships, and parts of townships, iu the counties of Pocahontas, Buena Vista Sac, Clay, Ida and Cherokee. At the Land Uffico at Sioux City, commencing on Monday, the 21st of June, 1855, of forty-four townships, and parts of township?, is the counties of Woodbury, Cherokee, Q'Brien, F lymonth, Sioux. and Buncome. At the Land 01lice at Counca Bluffs, commencing on Mon day, the 7th of Lue, 1858, of twche townships, and parts of townships, in the counties of Carroll, Shelby, Crawford, Monona and Fremont. BANKS BY AUTHORITY. NO. 602. meridian viridian By the Prosi , nt : Thos. A. iiENDRICad, Commissioner of the General Land Office NOTICE TO PIth•E\IPTION CLAIMANTS NO. 593. It is iibm ordered in the above mentioned Proclamation, No 593, that the vacant lands in the awl-numbered eections which remain to the United States, mu a on each, aide of the undermentioned railroads, ho offered at public, sale on the days and at the places as fullows: At the Land Office at Fat Dod ye, commencing on Monday, the !list of June, lEs'f, on the "Dubuque and Pacific Rail- road." At the Land Office at kintu.r. City, commencing on Thurs day, the lst,of July, 1858, on the "Dubuque and Pacific itaiiroacl," and on the " lowa Central Air Lino Railroad." At the Land Office at arnica Btuff.r, commencing on Mon day, the 14th 0 , June, 1858, on the "lowa Central Air Line :E.:lll:cad," the "Mississippi and Missouri Railroad," and the "Burlington and River Railroad." At the Land Office in Dubuque. commencing on Thursday, the let of June, 1858, on the "Dubuque and Pacific Rail. road" and the "lone Central Air Line Railroad." At the Laud Office at Fort Da Ifeines, commencing on Monday, the 14th of June, 1858, on the "lowa Contra Air Linn " and the "3.l . . , i' , vippi and Missouri Rail road." At the Lend Office at Marcos, commencing on Monday, the 7th of Juno, 185 S, on the "Burlington and Missouri River Railroad." The lauds will ho offered with the usual exceptions of school sections, .bc., &c. The cmirutonbtred sections within eix relics on each aide of the railrcads, will bo offered subtect, as required by law, to a minimum of two dollars and fifty cents per acre. The vales will bo hept open until the lands are all offered, which is to be accomplished within two weeks, and no longer, and no private entry of any of the lands will be admitted until atter the expiration of the two waste. Pre-emption claimants are required to establish their claims t th satisfaction of the proper, registerand receiver, and make payment for the value, on, or before the day ap poir.tea for the commencement of the public sales, otherwise th,ir ctaims will be forfeited, TllO3. A. ILENDRT.O Comnti,:rione.r of the Gcner al Loa Office CE:.ERIL LIND Orner., I-Ho - vtlry 17 . ISSS. . 7 "VISSES' AND CHILDRENS' gum, gver 1, and Sandele, choap, st tho Peoples' Shoo Store, No. 17 IF Street, soar Marker. ja9 rj ENS' C A TY, Buffalo and Gum Overshoes et DIFFENIIAO/11:11 & CO.'S, ja'd No, 17. Fifth street. MILL PEED.— o Bachil Ground Screeninga ; E 0 boltela Corn Meal, for sale by JAMES A. EETZEII, a 3 Corner Brat and Market !Arcata. A — LIVE OIL.— v„.." 10 bc,skot nordkgaix Oil, quarts; 10 66 6 6 44 pinta; 10 boat i 66 quarts, just reo'd and fore, by 11SYMElt & ANDEftEON, No. 88 Woad Mutt. E'6sB. gunarnor rirrartgeancr...t. ON AND er - IEB. 11.q0NDXY, MARCII PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN DARHATI TRAINS. THE PAST MAIL TRAIN leaves the Pe.ssonger ation every morning, (except Sunday,) at 7:00 o'clock, Pittslatugn time, arriving in Philadelphia at 1.1.:I0 P.M. THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves' the Station every Cventzg at 9:50 o'clock. Stepping only at Oresnsburg, Latrobe, Johns town, Willinore, Gallitzin, Altoona, Ac., connecting at liar rislarg with the Train direct for Baltimore, and arriving in Philadelphia or Baltimore at 1:00 o'clock, P. iii. ACCOMMODATION TRAINS: THE JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves daily (except Sunday,) at 3:30 o'clock, P. M. Stopping at 101 stations, and running as far as Conemaugh. FIRST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Turtle Creel: Bridgo leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 10:10, A. M. SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Turtle Creek, Leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 4.20 F. M. THIRD ACCOMMODATION. TRAIN for Turtle Creek, loaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 0:20, r. t. RETURNING TRAINS arrivoin Pittsburgh as follows: Express, 1:45, P. st.: Mail. 3:10 A. nt.: Johnstown Accommo dation, 11:00 A. It; First Turtle Creek Accommodation, tkar, A. M.;, Second Accommodation, 12:40, P. at.; Third Accotr, modation, 6:10, P. at. Trains for Rl:lira:ale and Indiana, connect at Blairsvile Intersection with mall train East, Express train West, and the Johnstown accomodation train East and Wein. PITTSBURGH AND CONNELLSVILLE TRAINS, Stopping at all Stations on the Pittsburgh and Cannella villa Road, leave daily, (Sunday excepted,) as follows: MAIL TRAIN 7.00 A. nt i EXPRESS TRA1N..4:20 P. 51 11ETDIIIIING TRAINS from Pittsburgh and Conneliw ille Road, arrive at Pittsburgh, 11.00 A. se. and 9:10 P. M. tißz.. The traveling public will find it greatly to their in terest, in going East or West, to travel by the Perituiyivania Railroad, as the accommodations now offered cannot be eur passed on any other route. As the P.oad is ballasted with stone, and is entirely free from dust, we can promise ali - ety, speed and comfort to all who may favor this Road with their patrcn age. FARE : To New York $13,00 I To Baltimore. Philadelphia 10,00 I Lancaster. To Harrisburg, $7.45. Baggage chocked to all Stations on the Pennsvlvauk:. Rail road, and to Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York. Passengers purchasing tickets in care, will bo charged t.,u cents in addition to the Station rates, ev.c , opt from Stations where the Company has no Agent. NOTION.—In case of loss, the Company nil hold thnm eelves responsible for personal baggage only, and for an amount not exceeding $lOO. N. 11.—The Excelsior Omnibus Lino has been employed to convey Passengers and Baggage to and from the Depot, at a charge not to exceed 2.5 ceuts for each passenger and bag gage. For tickets apply to J. STEWART, Agent, At the P. R. R. Passenger Station, on Liberty and Grant streaks. NEW 'WESTERN /11.01 UTE, TO CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE and ST. LOUIS VIA PITTSBURGH, FT. wAYNr. and CHICAGO, AND CINCINNATI, HAMILTON & DAYTON RAILROADS, M. Di:lance onEy 329 Trak; from Pittsburgh to Uncinna ti TFIIIS LINE is composed of Roads of the First Class, and is lorided through a bountiful and highly cultivated portion of tho State. Direct connection is made at Cincinnati with the Ohio and ,Mississippi Railroad, (the tracks of the C. 11. & M. Ronde, being connected, for Loris We, St. Lenin, D70.11.91'111,, Cairo, Mow phio, Viclishurg, Natchez, Now Orlestio. Connection made at Lg. Louis with tho Pacific Railread and Missouri River Pool:eta, for KANSAS AND NEBRASKA, And all points West. Also connects at Cincinnati with Kentucky Central R. it., for Lemington, Danville, Frankfurt and all points in Central Kentucky. Trains leave Penn street Elation as follows : 3:30 A. M. Through to Cincinnati with but one change of cars, ar. 333 riving at 6:40 P. M. Express Passenger Train, ar 2! - 1 . 0 p riving Crestlino 1.0:03 A. M., Cin. 8:00 M. ",, *S. BAGGAGE CLIECEED THROUG If. 'TA Fare no Low as any other Lout o. For all information, and Through Ticketd, ft Ticket OlEce, corner Monongahela house, or at Pena Street Station. Atiirt Passengers desirous of going this route will ask fcr Tickets via Delaware Cut-Otr. J. Ti. MOORE, Supt. P. Ft. W. & C. R. R, DAYL MCLA ItEisi, Supt. C. 11. t D. R. R. n0:26 Two Thwough TT:1.4.51)4 each Semadayo Exc. •Ited. Wheeling, Cleveland and Chicago, by the Ora = lnd and fittaburgia Railroad. COLUSIMUS, totiKonzrailTi tsz. sT. 1.01.:IS lit TUC PITTBBUDGE, COLL 7 2V/31;3 AND CINCLYIVA LI RAIL ROAD LIVE riu STEUBENVILLE. Tho Cleveland and PatsLurgh and Pittsburgh, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Companies, Laving Lunde an ar rangement with th 3 Pittsburgh, Fort Way no and Chicag" Railroad Company, for the Joint we of their track betwecii kitt3bnrgh and Itoctb.eator, will run their trains from Penn btroct Station daily, Sundays excepted, coiumuncing :don- day, Much Bth, 181-:d. OL - VELAND, W Leaven ridzb:zgh übenville. ..... 'Bridgpor t, opposi to IVheeling., 11:OL A. 5: 11.11 u e. Min.:lllmo P. 1o:10 P. NI Through to Gin. Cleveland 2:46 r. .Isl cinhati with but Ituir<ilo 11:3U r. 0110 change of card. Chicago 6.00 A.:.: Plait Train to Cleveland ha 3 :50 minutes at Ailianu, for Dinner. CINCINNATI, CI.; Leaves Pittsburgh. 2:35 P. M. WO lb II Through to Cin cinnati Without changa of care. WERE Leaves Pittsburgh.' 4:00 P. R.Li CON/ LEMONS ARE MADE BY ABOVE TRAINS,AS FOLLOWS By Bcoo &rib, and 4:00 .P. At WHABLING, for Cumberland, Harper's Ferry, Baltimore and Washington Only at BELLEALIt, for Cambridge, Zarieriiille, Lancaster, Circleville and Wilmington. By 6:00 A. u., and 2:35 P. ah, At XENIA, fur Dayton Indianapolis, 31attsdn, Cairo, Louis and New Orleans. By 6:00 ise st, and 2:35 P. U. At CINCINNATI, for Lexington, Louisville, Cairo, El. and Now Orleans. Only at BAYARI), for Carrolton, Waynesburg, Dover and New Philadelphia. Only at HUDSON, for Cuyahoga Palls, Akiren, Clinton and Now Portage. By ecoo A. m., and 2:35 P. m. At CLEVELAND, for Eris, Buffalo, Niagara Folio and Car a do, Sandusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, and all poi❑ts in the Notth•west. Tho 4.•00 P. M. Train stops at all Way.:i*:;tations on the Elver Division. JAMES BUCHANAN mrl.ls:6iv DIFFENBACIIER & CO 6 TLP,OADS• VIA. DELAIVAII.E COT-OFF EELING A2:D CLNCINNATI MAIL VELAND AND CIFICAtiO S enbenvillo icavarit Columbus Cincinnati... Clove!and - -•-- - .13tiffalo 6:00 A. El CLicago 1:00 P. la ACCO:xI.IIODATION, 1157i11e.... Steubenville Bridgeport... Ileair it.eturning - Traing. EASTERN MAIL, VIA STEUBENVILLR. Lcavos Cincinnati 6:00 A. M. Arrives at Columbus /ULU P. M. 1)o Steubenville 5:50 P. M. Do Pittsburgh 8:55 P. PITTSB'GROII AND WHEELING MAIL. Leaves Cleveland Lee 5.. Arrives at Wellsville 1.51 P. 31. Do Wheeling 8:46 P. tr. Do Pittsburgh 8:50 P. 31. PITTSBURGH ACCOMMODATION. Leaves Belleair 6:00 A. E. Do Bridgeport, opposite Wheeling.— 6:15 A. Stops at all Stations. Arrives at Pittsburgh 11:25 A is. WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH MAlt. Leaves Belleair 4:3) r. Do Bridgeport, opposite WheePlig... 4:43 P. m. Arrives at Pittsburgh 5:55 EASTERN EX.PRESE, VIA STEUBENV Leaves Cincinnati 4:20 P. m. Arrives at Coltunbu.s. 10.03 P. m. Do Steubenville 4:45 Do Pittsburgh. 7:50 A. 51. CHICAGO, BUFFALO AND PITTSBURGH EXPRESS. Leaves Cleveland.... 10:20 P. at. Al - rives at Wellsville 5:35 A. m. Db Wheeling 11:05 A. 31. Do Pittsburgh.. 7:00 A. H. Connections aro made by the Mail and Express from same points when returning, is are formed as above when gins from Pittsburgh; also, with the Panniylvania Itailroud tor Harrisburg, Lancaster, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston. The above Trains will atop on signal of the Station Agent at any Station between Pittsburgh and Rochester. to taks up passengers going on or beyond the lino of these Hoed,. Trains will also stop to leave passengers coming from these Roads, at any Station between Bochester and l'ittsbar,:h. Pasleugera ooei:ng to go to Chicago, or points he), n Chicago, via Cleveland, must ask for tickets via Clerc land. Psaaer.gers desiring to go to Columbus, Cincinnati, etc.,yr any points beyond Cobimbus, via Steubenville, must ask La' tickets via Steubenville. Baggage checked through to all principal point, and transferred free of charge. For ticker, or information, apply to EGRGE l'AleKl.l4, Ticket Arlen', Penn Street 8 :ation , u P. R. aliEets, General Ticket Agent, C. &v. it. , Cleveland. I. A kIUTCLUNSON, General Ticket Agent, P., C. & C. It. R., Columbuu. JAMES FARMER, Superintendent C. & P. it. R., Cleveland. W. W. BAGLEY, m 1 .31 Superintendent I'.. C a C. It. 8., Colurchr.,. New Route via River and Itailroad Indianpolis 7 & eilleianPlißallread (i_ONINTECTINO AT INDIANAPOLIS -ivith. lit„./ Terre Haute, and Terre. He.nto,and Alton to St. Louis and Lafayette and Indianapolis, New All:de:, and :Blom, and Michigan Central Roadd for CHIC to BOCK ISLAND, BUI:LINaTO.7:, and ail intermed:ate points. Through Freight, Train to INDIANA.POLIS, TERRE HAUTE, LAFAYETTE and PERU. Freight carried from bnicinnati or Lawrenceburg in Iwo time than any other route by fi4 hards, and at . as low ra! , l. The only road by witiehL thirrilentt can to mode from Cin cinnati to the Woe; without bre:Lk - in:: buil:. Coneignmenip made , toil. E. GIBBONS, Agent at Cincin nati; or, W. B. CUTTING, Agent at La , ..,Toncebtirg, will receive prompt attention, and no charge fur commisainn; no charge for drauc.,7t or tommicnor; ai int.:react/it:7g. For further information, apply to THOMAS RATTIGAN, (N 0.115 Water streot„) Agcnt of the Company, who is pro rated to give TEMOMII MICLITI3 to Indianapolif, Terre Haute, Lafayotto, Chicago, Peru, Greencastle, Crawfords. Title, Charleston, Paris, and Mattoon. IL 0. Froth:lend. • JItO. F. CHLEH, Gen'iTreight Agent. mr3 - . INpTANDS,-; 6rge l el° at tnl.eßTZTc6 , B di B Eitsftegy WarcUazaa Tye C L_ t -, .z. , , , ..T.Lna... , k1 - ; 'lates h Ea t tt-', 7 23 RAILROAD COMPA', - Y, W 4 ITII ITS A :.):11' RO 1.141 - Y0 S . I:0 V wad cqulpn. 'llt, thrutl.2.: pared to transport had rr , ',lnt from I 011.1• DEIT,PLI IA and PI iITSBISI+.I4TI to CU led.a , ), SP.L.C.Uizr., DIANA CI NGIN N 4Tt .n,l all I 1,r4 ^rat cc-1 Ith 11 p•-at Tic fa _t that tLi, lal 1-rms aa:l Pitt t41:::; - - t1 ,t 1111: ,• MI:, • thtlt I Li • r,lll , N I :10` 1.. , 111 I C" , ll' 1,1 With U I 'III. Ot. ,• I P'..:: , ..'E':GE'll TRAIIiS L,AVv: Pl.t.-1.... - :-.L. 1 CI is,LI, tv. I Ft. Ti.'. U.S M.,:1, 3.:.; , .. A. '.I. I:. •'l. P.M ; 7:0,, P. `!.. li*.pr,.. ::1:1 P. M. 1..'..1.+ l'.Xl 1 E:.,5 A • P.l. -, ..C:l CLIICA6 .;—U. ' Me..l b.L 3.3.1 A. M' I:src at 2: , . , ; P. M. W.I. , 21.NCINN .11 - . I —Li. 8. Mail uc 7:621 P. M..; Exp.,da 7:(K.; A. -M. Ail Treins nr.k 0.3 r c C -'7;11- bur. Cincinnnti., Indiansrolis and St. - . - t Tca;ns on \Vebash and Vicst , cn 1:a.1r.w.,! for Ce.lr . Trains on the M. R. A: L. IL P. Fran Chicago. I tit Wn ink I iire- n•. I k-r. Li. S. Mail,— 3.45 P.M. ki. I I• ~. I " P..vpreca 9On ?.nlnl ^n P. M. '' M I -• 'f hem Trains mitit.s .1... fialtinviro Now York - tot iso.itm.. Train.: from St. Lou:,„ Itaisianpolis. inimt: •.:: . , •• T - riiima. At Fort fr Ft. I..cviS, nire.l 1 t nuts, Lofty•ltv, and intecnialiato places, connect with Trains. At fortalt, COCILI.2t,UII.I ars ra.gle a ith '....raias to aura from Cincinrinti. Springtebi Fx:_l Dayton. .;•JAMODA.TION Tti.AlNS—Taveve Now liti,.;hton •r• A1:•...;,110ny City at 7:00 A. M., and 1.:35 P. Alle gheny City for Ntw and .1.30 I. o '. To accommrviate way 'travel, Cars µill It at t.:wheal to Freight Trains; Saving Pitt..-i•nrgit at 8:40 A. M.; r A. Cor Cre,tlig at II:15 A.''!.. 1:',1 A Ili:L . co for at 7,17 A. M. AC”. and n., chinn for For Tickoti inf,tr.otl PA itr,..t.s; it. F. site tAto Tromoht t tt, Sattiot , A TU (X.'AI..%IE.SCE •JN 71:, utilll further I,tiCs. J. J. ar Fr't. Ag't D. W. Mr.:6 i;)9. 11. NI ...-ttptrtot.:,l ht. 1 1 111-,' PENNSI T 1, 1 ;11 isaA itAILIWOAD, TTIE G C ENT!: Hui.: 1' .. ting Atlantic eiti, with 45',,i. uud ;- , outa-wiateru Statoii •, hOo.:1 corri.y .. ". , ' to all portt ‘ lo E v l d will, o IMMEEEMI F." T.: : 0.F.L , ; CAA rOtil 7 . , T. aatcz betbzrz.7 FIRFT 4 11.1t3 CZIPE, bry ' ,OS 1,, j'll, : ',Ng; Etn•l T.dring on c.:11;.,., Drugs {in clacks), 11 Lnlc.scr,.. 100 r,,1 , : or 15. z.•,), I ,Ve•ri, and 0.1:••; , 1 ) k THIRD {..;:,A Scat • Lin.l .:.: I LO rl-• • - •01 C: 6..! 4Or cut,) j E 07 1 1. 1 .11 • • (.11 ' And Lsr..: ;" 4° '• 7-'- r Fbit: 11-73:. 171 I'd. GilA IN in car 1. , 34.1a. J i ct.:.1 1 .10y. nntil t" , lrtlicc r,ot!t••.. tale, not Co. nutli furtil.7 notice. 4.;ry- lu shipping Go,ds froti v.ny point hart c,f b:1- phia, be purt:rular to rw , rk prw',L,kges "via .1.:,..:r0ad." All Goo:I, tr• the Agents of this ltoa:1 at Philadelphia or Pi will be forwarded without :r•t:1a:: TI 1r T&1111.; R. - F ; •YR 1/.tiin7lll, y t'. . i ; Co., 3-1 C Ci•J 'o . . !Ito; , :.; Co., Astor . No.l ,learn 'llll Piaco, N tt.; j. Lin,Qtter, I.llj.tdtopt.iii; 1.1. Itclit3TON, :;t1 i..;10: A zort.. ap.l Et;,l.c. Altoolle.. Pa. tT!, —l , ZSi.i , 7)3ln` 4 ,99 Al 0 - 4 •Fp .1 LtiLt, ik A h !L Tug Pit tbiturgh .: fL,r trausportnti , :f tmtvivt.t.c—r: ~..1 f anyitt L'I..C.J Ceutral IL:kiln-, I at iirt:.l ,11's .1:: t:. 1:. •• ...I CI. Pk Cll.tl i!..tilru..ct, I.y v, l . •11 t', - • ft:: t1 1 1,11,.,":1; attl : C einki C 1, 1 :; .. ' • t• of D.centhrtt, 1.112 T. t. L: 11. n Suntl•ttrq, w';', ,11.) arr . . • ~ TELSIN, 4,22 „' P. )1., ,O ',llk , P. 11 1ra!1. 4 .20ba. `l,i -ral. At o'rlo. -1, „ .C. VC,:II 1"..11131,..110 Acr .1.a...1 Tr i r.rTl, , , at l'itt , l.a7. l 11 , A. y. ..P' rol.:1 Wit1.111. 1 111'...t a A tAt., • a T 1 11 POU11.1:,IVall'.1 1 1:a:1.7,d,', Wilk'. e t ttl_, L ib t v„ 6.tio Y. rt. FroiilP, to ao.l, burdl Aloi• Conn( 1 1 .vPla at it,! , :wi Li I) , Ott Lay. rty aro( t. linatmg 11AX.i Coaclo..l 1 1 . q. nrowti, Fri rit.Lurg, Cuall,rl,l: , 1, it Cl lv.vo C...*.11 , 1.,, r. gniarly . 11:rival of the trot 1,1 al 11 c.oractA tC,o tb, Piank 1.1.da 1, liAalpatcl.t, 1.1. c con DJ bad &out Ticket at Clio Peaa3,ylranda Railroad Ptcew'nger redid 11. I.IL,ACIit,T 5. 11. 1 11: i 0 r. . A. .8:07e.L1 MEM CARPETS AND OIL C L_OT EmovA ii. PHILLIP:3 la-::2 10nt,7, t, N.LI utr,i, v., t: . :It. et- •' j. (FL L'ICWHJTL.7, 0.23 P. 7:30 P. w. 8.16 P. M 9.UJ ItAlit' FACT L; I+.: .. .. . • ..:: 11. , .1 P., PCI II r..; AE. OA 8i , .1.AG E, TABLE, A: ND TE.ANSPAABN i' A , , uPAQ I: 2 10, , ENTBirn 7 1 Sh." 7 .ILOIE:, Cr.L 0-11.,r4TUS Of Coors. DIILLICii6 IS OIL CLIVIIIS WINDOW bIiADER, Of every Do.ers in INDIA IttlllßEll of all kinds,mrete onth.r liootiye,Ca :; Ageut3 ut the lull Now York: Belting C-tnpar_it u. It II LI -I;iILITING, end P ACE I 'ICI. LEATHER BELT .I,:a of ll:taterti nu:nu:l:Let= - quality ; aleo, Zara I.4.g.ther and rtivets. I, geata ter th:. 01110 FIRE-Plt9tif telltit•lllAL PAINT. Dry rend PAint.,, Varnishes, (IPA, Tarpeutlut., Ernaltes, rod 1.1013z43 AND PALM. ING AND I.II,A'AINU, ;111 its branches, iu the beat and tll9rtest time. de2o:ly & II PHILLIPS, 2 , 3atroet ; wt, ry viTeh the C‘l,io thr , •. Pittain;: - . h. C3.'.ll'ET3, VIAS,FEE, Cgc., 1, T T PG bti•e4ti. Siore. & respectfully t 7;,) o invite tho httenii al of their former rn,tom. , n3 rn.l the onMic re=eut Rti,clc, jolt , fur cin;: Li/•• , I . 01 ioreizn and Li ry iv 4r D,mast T CAI.;'Ef:3 (h.;, LILidM 2 Ti '24 FELT WIDII, (.I,litou Niattivg LLil,ll; fkr..l Ul , • :1 : Sll,,tit It ~.aa.inre to al:8w gc,. to all et lt:B;tiag 14 0a: e oro.tv.:ta Ito t..!,1 - i...du;eril,Ltei to v.1:0 11.‘Yur aN'. , it o call, ttle• Old b 7 POUitiril .1L CLOT I Cl,ll I I is; U ILi 1,1,c1; cad f 3 nu d 23 C! . di r ,e2tl3,t CLOTLIS FALL TRADE. T..? We have ca he.o aa.l aro r...avlog a i e thereto trot er own am Jth, r of floor Farni‘nro, Tr, ,r , •:• parent, (:r,ll eel all ~f Oil Coal:, at" , I 1, !Fru, u•; . Trti22l t Wit.tt'.., , s7 C: It; :.n o:1 border'_' ar.d otlor rtyir and .'t Clyde bant...3find it I.) tl.Tir rAvants7,, t c R. - - .1 Ltf,ro thoir p . . - • J. d IL. PHILLII'. , t.nd 6t. cla:r !tr, .4 1 1..uu u;•1 c 0 . 1,1,1 .f,:tnre•— t• N0.*2.60..:1L1 aLca .7. L.: H. 1•111:,LIP3 I,I, I :KEN L. CO. on hand, a: 31A Nil;. largt• of y r. tn,y soil i 3 poi unly. S - c.nd ...un Flll tl.an ViTOODWELL'S FURNITURE AND '-i 3 CUAI3t3, Wtn)leaale and Ftut.ail, embracind, every style of Ennalture, in Itna,wt• ~ l attany and - Walnut, cuitabk for Parlors, C:lntabor. nad Dining Itoonnt, equal to any iu New 'lora' Ptdiatbd; u, and at lower priaetn Every article made by hand, and v. arranted. Cabhaternakel a sap plied with any qua—Att.; of niI:NT:UBE. and MAUL% cu retttonablo torts. Hatela and , trnboat.a furrdabod at the eborteet notice. Warerc,oma, NeA. 77 and 79 'XII flill 9treut, Plaibargb, Pa. o ICE.- 3 i ? t - erec.,s just recelv -, r...t. g -- iisiimEßE AND GRIEN TAL , 12‘ ~) ir,:t3l) .A 1 Wall ?apt renal I r tuqu W. P. ALL :r N.,. 87 Wool street. A LUM. --50 Li.rrel for Bale by B. A. FAIINESTOCK & CO., nurli Corner Wood nod First 8 treet,. CHEAP WALL PA Plik:—lliou'iauds of roll,' to 001 l itt 8, 10 and 12 1 ,/ cents. W. I'. ..I.IA.ICSIIALL-k CO., N. 87 Wood street. lt 25 E.A.S.-30 hail el,cts Young Hyson, Ounpoqthrt, LlSez. Tea.. in 0..0r, JAMES PATTON, Jr., Atlezhau v alty. GARDEN SEEDS.—TiIe subscriber lies fast received from the celebrated gardens of Brig.: , it Brother, ltixlester, N. Y., a large assortment of t:,.i,y Garden.. Snide. Warranted equal, if not superior, to any. Ver eizt, by JAS. PArruN, Jr., Federal street, Allegheny Cif}. MIMMI! lECIIMEIIIII f r . (Jr. i =ln I:. rat MET= ik.Aesil: lIMMNI r; , t 0 A Vc it 1;,...t.a with crw:11 , ...6, t .I.L't, Lu:rset, SsiparintarrlE•nt utt ,,, , lilt L. .7,I','ALLU:A. :-.11 kinds, !i. F:1 T ' Lj It THI 1:5 '::',.1 ,- ,•Ill,17: 1 T /I 1 oi , Tilc EIDNIT.:9.' Such GlisaV.pl.• har , ard Eicutl to LEI zsci , ‘,,t' . s of kije th. tiro Pit of tbo i!c Pu •.v w-4. 7 h tathn2, r r 112 , C1i, of ii linrri,l and LifficuilD L ..,. Fititioni • .1t the Eonrr, or StifT: alting ,:asAtton4 w.eta in a lying po,turo, Diinuisiim Vidyn,..„ Dida or Webs boforo Sight, Poor and Dull Pain Coo D,.3'lcioacy of Po,plratiou, IJW - T:fs.33 of tho and Limbs, Pain tho Side, Rack, Cho-:. Li 11., STUldta flo_Eilioa of flea: born. .ing in the Flcob. Oonstant mazininfr,u of Ern, and Dopre- - ,, , i0c of In artribt - Aink; euch ve,ll:3blepropertioa to ti.dn remedy, a -17.,,h ri unwarraLtable T - ±3l"tiOD. r.mda,..]br.t Imply stet= a r roven . - 4nd cot.ciciively by th., extraor dinary cnr, , detived from its tire, under the die rcction mizmetcr, Dr. Eloodand, among e 7.1 -1ae.,3c , .; of 1- - 1, - ..(wn •t}', vtd ft the immerse m.a.rs of i mon :-;1f: ,; . contiaent, accu- :!110 V 271 yr , ra, in the hone/a of the pr•e-s -valence of dme.a. ,, ,c,1 to which the i, it. L. ,yrrov; we say it, is C 1 . througholt rL there cannot ta tallow and laraguil or an sitaciated ezd' 71ulatod Fl ,t,iotor U.r..r1.-;r EINEM I=l I ":1:.79 of In Tali rrl/AL.lo shoi.lld Go pincnd vrithi 1-1 drag ch ic.; :: C. 'l.7' - I . roroo tho patient can rciy an.l certainty, a,.1,1 be r..2,:r.:Td ft-J:, LIU,t a. , article ha is I.Jiy i ) . • . Ito it. Su c h c cuned2 Thousand! (.4 ! tro r1,11,t-trire arid ! ...I •.. od rhil cout!n,nt, tho m - opr.st or t , . •••,••..1.•12. hi IV= At• COCI - •11 .1. 1,, nrlzfucr.. CI( r2.3l , `:t r, :ily • ' yof tha PI'S x....., to ,I.e thr. MITE ~f :1. , ~.1 Lll are. in . sif,l to read. l ; :11, , 1 - y the r Former as i F n.2; 1 ,1,2, coui,,,irl.,f; num ri.co,..ta, 1,114.) tc,„Linaoi y m faros of Car , rr, fro:, , i ,:incnt VC'! p.ris A :ore t t`,3 fiI,IIIICUIC nil'l-.: cau.,o from neglectf Ny.ture':, 74 - 7 T 72;. 1 V. 41— it 0 IWIAL:N A Ct,i.-L Nen. vons :2;1,.1 , :rc.., :-, 1 1 ..1./1 - 1„ , , 1 1 12 1 113,9 a ciao I ;', ! . 1 1 ,1 i.l liornd 111t1 ies, 1.1...:11.,?El of the „ I:flui:uLlyoll../1111'-‘ll, . 0r . .1 1 ,111,, 51% 1 11 Si .1111 K, k.. 4 rawer: fr.envr.2l li!.cultur eputa api..var in 117,11 in tilt , bacli I 4:3,1. , : :ti fr,ci Loac eo~ce, lc Ttatl.N. FL. T...! all t ted, Ivuzor tho re: - .2overy 13 :Lullin a liala i,eriaauont [`7ocan 'o 01, , ctoi aLy otl,r LPAITII,I .•• - ' r -It 117 e pi , m.rt sAittort cauu,ag bic:a.,3:l mad tr.-Jl:t.,:a Iticrcur: UL Itl.4pone iii i. racnce, I Lit• : up to 0,1,. p;lyZit t.i.e ViLIU mey plaCc, 1 moot Cl'uL CF.E.. 4 I•3_ , CL Ll as t,11. , .,y e.a th, lirut civl:2o (;:.,:lirilllpLi IsuS, t -13.;.1,r not rrtri tL, Stl tj•tl 001221.11.n1'ei .1 C., . :21.2 I' • l 7; ti, di , -33.3 ul (.7 .rl.l %": L.l 105 1 ,ie COltzti' 'ILI( 7^, e.h.d th , cdrr :q c Celt I a S - r...1,;!t5,T:!•, - , :th:e ef th.) ti'r• etitFrnr., h: them e ei num:hit:3 tr... 1. coasitmitt . z, air::: to _❑ t,rly k r it 1 1: ., .: od tu If • i +~c. t}, Luu.t.,ra tut 11, ~.t” ! porrxJ•lnt.r.t, Lc 0....,1itt.1011.mmut, C. 11.1 i/0 rultw,t, ergoruce hoo;i1i. - fife con tioncd the noe. of Putout Ilet o, pi inks'- 1.1,3L1y ingoni,vi ruarun in toe coinaina to C . ItAl b The 111 , ,v . iry 3.17iip..a CC r t 1.1,6 nni, or :h.+ 1..2011071, trunbi•• I Ita7o, 111a:lj ,f ch.:, called l'aluot e.ad LGS ilalt IEIM:IIMEMEI ohe of tl., ..trungtst prei,ttnltit,us c r2.•n_,!ry a deadly p 4,1,011, which ittitead of curing the 'I; - , aet diestbleg the eye tem t,,r tt , r . ,•l;•2:it :.„,v la nse am 1,;:t 1.11.,; , c1:1:'!;: , ;! . .: - 1 and 5 . ..1[1(1 ev it thc cl [Ls aad C. 111111.- 1y as cIcS 1111L13 klaL.Viled-., 111111.1iiLl ay3ixal, a - 1:0.; Or, o:ily t../ a1t12:101.11 , ..L.Q - 1 rog.ll'l. IloC of C0LZ,2,411,LC,1. Irrei.;ularities aud diaes.4 - eq of and on rrinciplee establ..tLieci Ly ti.viraty years of praii'i.ics, and aimotion•id by thou.,abila of the most romarkable cotta;. tiodiciaLs, with tuil sent to any part of the bailouts sciaimultioating Louis mptoms by letter. .tiusine.is correspondence strictly cou mie.m.l.ll. Add, Mi 3 J. b1. 7 11,7.1.E15V1LL8, filbert street, (Uhl .Jw ,iii-akt, THE YIOS d! TAIN ;-;I'D.; U . - DOLLAII Pla Sil.lllS.—Pcrty thodnand itCherS worth of Itutse Estate, Watches, Jewelry, .-I:pc. Silver and Silver Plated Ware, with a greaat variety of Fancy and Staple Goods; to be disposed of in forty thou sand itliares, at our dollar per share, as - follows :—Upon the payment of one I will ad..d the payer au:unbent i it ceipt, which mill entitle hi in tj one share in him afire undi vided pr.:pray. Wurn the ohoes shall t.e.ve field, the Mbar( holders et the fset,l. - in 5.11, or threnLch the neVist,ll.er3, stdtmentue, of the Shareholder' shall tin te held is the city of Philrdelphia, and the whole at th,, property elispc.r.cd oh ur distriLutud among them; in such as shall bc.: , tertidoed upeti by them;eaf.li tnr, held yr entiilod to cue rote, a Ciornmitteo to ho ,it.cted by toe S.. weito:ae le at n , e, toe:, to Con bile't or 1 , 1• Lend tie acsellaittdc th dll dons the Share lle d ie::, :ilia will then deliver the pr, pore, - y to ,men aof pits,..4 as the sharehealds nt..oolt to 1.011 ..1 ~ . IC it tit id tt - oe thi., ea. ry to nv.el ling lam, sad 'et, valued ut iclettll, arid taco three story brick throning nJUSeO and lots at '.2.10,1 e...ch, in the city of inladelphin, clear of all ine Lim branue, and tin- in its:tuts:ed.,: the ether property euiadsts of the wholes steed.: mot fixtures of on, of the largest We• en acs Jewelry Ste:es is the city of Philadelphia, now, au.l for a lung tic:, pas: lire by the stil - sriber. The stock mishit. lug of very tine Cold oral salver hunting Curie Lever Watch er, 'Cory line t:01.1 , Lad mire, - ',Cent Leter,LepMe and oth.tr IVutclt (le la iinetati. Petoile, z;euitc. Lecket-1, Ear Ilia cc, Ltroucher, Dial,. del a:. i miter /hug, em i , Staid:;.ve buttoid., , sr.. Vold. Silver alla .st, ttechsi, is , id and Silver Thinitel.s. river and Stir. r Piatc.d I w.ero. cons:a - tins of Tea sk Ce heelers, eta; it P 05.... : r em. • tae. rench Clock., :Ire , Coxes, cee_.:rdeer. t, llr , t d d . ly 0; der liteh ore devised to Cu- trap ..he hwar), ho a fair .1;o of tn., W the poirioun are pe.ilaVelj, as.-3nrt-I thu .ttnclt pitri., - .:Po of dac.:ptfor.., and :3 I,nlir,t:gilt and Plat; - ..1 Jt:welry, tiol. I, ihno. 0 1:1: ail! to tiro u:o3t renptct able p,r2.eith Ore on as rufureec ca, W thoao,in:poz•_:,:: j in„ho.y Lc prohn; :,: .; for,nrl , ,A to tla: dfoaa to- ......11111 0115!. ton d nt Oise irle?.:411,11 r ' , Arc:sloven separatt re,:oipta, in as Lanny lu for the po,t, 1.• N7i.11 thb ii•••••••• - ver directed. This is . , the gr,..•i••.-z ch•t,.l•• • Lr...r."..1.-0, u largo nrnount or catuar.o. , prep_rcy, a ,) 6,9 •U. onr:re.l the noun “11 your Of el.ru P,%.1 [oz.:ldea:ly 12_1u tIl, , ,:112:11.iou - s, be `::fut.. t , th , :m at in every t.)xu muu .11J1.14 ILMIL 'De a11,17,,J.2.c.,... T. R. DT:C..).".q.'.T.r,, ; No. E.O E•..0n.: strtt..t, nnt, I i I Seventy-Five New and Second-Hand CA.RitiAGL:3 AND EUGGI.IZS, WHITE'S I',EPOSITORY, TWO NEAR LiVinENCEVILLE, TIIE SUBSCRIBI , ,'R OFFERS FOR SALE IL or on the mo,i. rensonalilo terms, -ri^"ipy im• a fine aesortmeot of brooches and oecisiiihhand Buggies made by Wateun, of L'ilin . .delphia, wrote Oct little need. Also, tu,oty-one new Buggies, made in icy own shop, from the very beat mAterlal purees. ed in Eastern market. A flue. lot of frottiuif Wagons ' now and second hand. Also, Bout lot of .It. Wagons, Jenny hinds, oiornuunniwn Icegonul, Jersey mud li.ockuways, two Ilne Phaßou., seats for four persons, coo of thorn IVati.ori'4 make, and tha other New York make. Two fine S ono made by Mr. D. Rodgers, i'li,lattelphia., a 361 6 /li.l".;giee,euitedie for light to6rti..:l:,g. enhar . ribor flutters himself, that he can make it to the ihtercot of pi: ',I:8 to Fur. chago, to give him a ctr 1. 'l.oi• ..d lit c_ar::...Litnt to the city, the Lim - 1..0r °Loci / o .} I.;•:e f passia6 tie_ door ecry JO'EPII. NV If IT I:. Potatoca, rt.ceired Cc: t.y JAB. I'l:Tn.lt, Arott. r•mtrr. flm , r. :L•^ end Bell, t Vhndivor; 1 , J " t ;pole; jnilt fur !al, I , y d,ll ___J :1u A. , 99 Wirer etrwt. sacks just received IL) wld kr sa!,3 Lyrriir.,ooLLTN3 _ l:11:"S LIOUK-lElil),lNij, Bi ari l. ; _ i; an d udt,n.l .1 fu: Halo by ITAVLY 7 , ',..ket anti .9...c0rd streets. r x : 1) ()ROSS 1.1 A VF: (_LNE Jt: recetvod hod fc.l y 1 - 0 DAL;111;3 COD 11;:..11, Lr na . lo b y 13A9ALEY, C'thUILAVE 4. CU., Dim 18 tad 21) Wood street, - j , ,:- ;ji7.;.[,1,-C7::..:._ L , }:rci ; 177, Iji'.,LLISE3 IMEE3II3 cf fl 12ryu aur,Lzr c. -cpers c , y . t [-A U. R . Y:'", ‘..11 ,11.! =SG .1- 1 . , .11 Lc.; ~ a tcw., draw , ig ft-4 ra i lv s 3 ,tem, diau t liars d ult i arth!y tu . pr;d_in C. 33,1 3 t:313. t idd,r, to Ls 1:s• =NEE .1 a dl9tanco, whi bo bALS AT V7V. i - LAVUN. ;.1.• street, I'TEDICA L. Di„. __JAN.E.'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE I ,IVER PILLS. W E beg leave to call the atten tion of the Trade, and more especially the Physicians of : the country, to two of the most popu lar remedies now before the public. We refer to Dr. Ms, IPLane's Celebrated Vermifuge and Liver Pills. We do not recommend them as' universal Cure-alls, but simply for what their name purports, viz.: THE VERMIFUGE, For expelling Worms from the,. human system. It has also been administered with the most satis factory results to various Animals . subject to Worms. 'HIE LIVER PILLS, For the cure of LIV ER COMPLAINTS, all Bmous DERANGEMENTS, SICK. HEAD-ACHE, &c. In cases of FEVER AND AGUE; preparatory to or after taking Qui nine, they almost invariably make. a speedy and permanent cure: As specifics for the above men-- tioned diseases, they are Unrivaled; and never known to fail when ad-' ministered in accordance with the directions. Their unprecedented popularity has induced the proprietors, F' LIMINGBROTHERS; PITTSBURGH, PA. to dispose of their Drug busiriesS, in which they have been success fully engaged for the last Twenty . Years, and they will now give their`: undivided time and attention to their manufacture. And being de t termined that Dr. M'Lane's Cele brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills shall continue to occupy, the high position they now hold among the great remedies of the day, they will continue to spare neither time nor expense in procuring the Best and Purest material, and com pound them in the -most thorough manner. Address all orders to FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa. ENIMIS P.? :,11.1 Physicians ordering from others than Pen Om.: Bros., will do well to write their orders. distinctly. and 1,11;.• none lout Dr. OPLanes, prepared by Ddlsburgh, la. To those wishing to give , them a crnl, we x, ill forward per mail, pact paid, to any part of the United States, one box 'of PllLs for twelve, 1 lures—we, t stamps., or one vial of Vermifug,o for eon t ,talops. All orders from Canada must 1..• uccowputicd hy twenty cents oitra. s M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE AND LIVER PiLLS.-75 groom on hand and for salA by B. L. PAEINESTCCK & CO. C,oraer Wood and ronrth street& 2,1-my izsstmArEFILEZ77. S ,, Private and Confidential I..fecii6a - 1 -- .41. 1 171.6431 T THE BUFFALO PRIVATE TAL—Establinhed for the cure of Syphilis, Seminal We...1.k1W6H and the Secret Infirmities of Youth and Maturity, 1:y Dr. AMOS / SON, Buffalo, N. Y. Office corner of Armlet' and Quay bisect% (up ntairJ.) A MOST 501EETIFIO INVENTION. An imdrumc at fur thr: cure of Ucuital Debility, crNoctnr— nßl uscrc 1f- overly known m &omtn¢l Weak nem, Ukr, perrrimutly Lured in from fifteen to twcnty :lap, by the of t When ueed conjointly with medicine. _ _ TAKE PIRTIOULAP. NOTICE. Tr. .AllO. , :4).N take pleasure ju announcing that they have ;nvontec: a most impertantt a 1:r ument for the CIIIP. of It 0.33 inert subjected to a Mot bs tho moot eminent nliyaiciaus in London. rads, Philadelptua antl New 'Vol - It; it has been declared :i o ' only teem! instrument over yet invented, for the cure of Seminal Weakneespor any, disease of the gene at organs, canned by the eeerot oh youth. Dr. AMOS a. S 011", la ardor to satisfy the moot skeptical as to the meritn of their instrument, pledge themselves that in any instance where they :nay prase auzatiefactory after fair trial, the money v.:Ill be recumlui by returning the Ir.• strumont in good order. per.oac wi,aiag the above lac;,:al Instrument will observo that the r ria , , vith the accompanying direction 3, eccurely pnckcd and err t r pre&a, in ten dollars. is.E.MIIDn3 AND QUICK GUMS. Dr. SON may be consulted from eight o'clock in. tLo morning [lnt!: nine at night, in every stage and symp tom of thii Venereal LiiLt aEe, Conon' , cea, Gloats, Secondary Bymotortt, Seminal WeAkr.ear., Impotence and Strictures of the Urethra, etc., with inviolable secrecy. The troatmena they adopt is the result of upward of thirty years' extensive. end succeisfial practice in London. The most inveterato cases of Venereal Diseases eradiated in eight or nine days. and canes of a slight nature in two or thrro days, at a mod erato evponso. 'l'ho cure effected v. ithout confinement or hindrance from buiinosi; 111.1, nodes and pains in the boner] end lirzob effectually eradiate d.. Dr. A.1 , ..10:.; S BON have devotad their attention o:zclusive ly to OIL ptc:l:iar cioof lll.OaditZ, ax.l the r4tef they have cout,c.l--.;:.t:y Ikon erablai to render to their fellow•creaturo d t(,t.liecl ito , l greatfully ackr.owltdged by convalcs contra. tic ts sea rs daily arriving into:al from all ports of the country, for the expre , s purpose only of eouswltattete, their esartions have been crowned with the most Big . nal fulyantages; y - et from what they have experieroomll, inquiring into the causes of these infectious Complaint.: (from their moot niir.ple ocmlition to that of tho most dais gerous inveterated) they Love always entertained the, possibility of their prevention and removal, and variably found that the most horrible and ms.ngnant fo , :ma of disease could almost always L traced to ono of Poo fel. lowing causes :—lgnorance, neglect, or the 11l effect's of au skilful and improper treatment; therefor°, Dr. AMOS Cc SON have smccooded in discovering, In theovering, relectionof their remedies, a cite, effectual, md cautious course; omitting all combination of remedies which bear an mnivocalcharacter, as well as those whose p:ematuro or injudicioue application, might be prceluctivi of bad consequences in the hands 'of private Indivi.luals. lu short the !audible end of their rat medics is the lesseaniso of a crcat mass of human misery by the atleniatiun, relief and pr' veution of idiom grievous al dietienq that aro in ref.:Ay the scs:fret foe of life, and which', white they so eitrinnly eurround no, call aloud for our tds,ML and into; f: ronce for their emterminatiois. cotTINTRY ii LTA? Pereocii in any 14.,:t. of the world bo - d ticceear r spy fretted by ii..rwcadinx a correct detail of tl•.<ir czae, with 3 rcmitiaca• fur m• , diciure, Lc Addrm., ,?0 Buf;tle, N. V - DitiVATE DISE ASES.--DR. BROWN'S o MEDICAL and SU RGIO.A.L Offlcca, . No. 50 E.AITILY.i.L.LD btreet, Pitt burdn, Pa. DR. BROWN ;s cr, cblcitiA-:.n ofß,ittz. brrath, arel has been in ' practice for the /.......,Wy-five 1.43 been coniln. to Private z.nd Sur."Leit4t.)P.; : YA'lZl gical DieuAL,2. 5...',- 1 / , ' , e4tri'l e *'. AND STRAI:CIERS ne•-d of a medical frion.l, should no: 4, -i -t dud out ti,3 aura place of r0b...1. The Doctor in a r3zular graduate, and hin experience in the treatment of a certain clam of diseased taro guarantee to the sufforera of obtaintng imronnen4 ret:of, by the one of hi,; remedlea and following his advice.' D. BROWN'S REMEDIES, never ail to core the worst form of Venereal Dimocec--- Impuritie3 and Scrofulous Affections. ...leo, all dieeacos arising from 5 hereditary taint, width : d r.nifezto !Uplift' the form of a tetter, pcorlasht, and a r:.-tat many forms of chin: dinea,..33, the oriin of which th - , patient ie entirely - ignorant To persons co afflicted, Dr., D. oilers hopes of a turn and speedy roooret-y. Dr. Drown'i rathaditri for this alarming traublt , ' brought. on often by that Eolitimy In:Mt of vesnai grLtificatlon which. the ‘.4l.ng and weak-min::;d ;..fton givu ws, to, (to their own destruction,) are the onl:.• reliable remedias known in thin country—they are and P.ll - 2,VJ a epetaly reAratiou to health. - - LUEUIIATTEII. Dr. Brown's re:110+110a nL7cr fail to core this painful die. 0r6.3 in afro, days—ho warrant a cure. ile also treat* Plle_s, Elect, Gonorrhiaa, Etricturo, Urethral Discharges, Tio. male '',Vt,it'Ease.s, Monthly Suppressions, Diseases of tb , .,' Joint, wiEttla in .kno, Affecticals, Pain in the P ook and Irritation of the Bladder, together w . , t h of an impure origin. A i:_ttor dozeritiintt the symptoms, contairi ng nt , dt : No. to .'-' l . olo ancla rittzbui•gb, rect.! to DN. Pa., iriniediattly answered.. scat to any add: , Y Pa+- 1 : , ' ,1 and O:Y.5r - ration. Private Ileerzts ; to. I e , ithaid b7.r. , 0., ap9 A NOTLIEkt supply of Low 4-, Son's superior _VA Loadoa Toilet Soap- - ; nccAvod to-clav, JOS. 1+:LIIIHNO, fel C.rnor Diamond and Midket stmt. • 1 k' SAC K 6 FaLTLIERS, for sale by 1:1021LEY, OCISGRAVII QC'. 1E and 80 Woca et-Yeiat DRIED APPLES.—ILO bus. choice Dry Appl z, reesivsdand for sale, by _ JAS. A. FETZER, sTI Corner Market and First Emote. 13 AE E SI A N TOOTH PASTE, pre:p a red El under the supervialou of Dr. Hullihen, S: - .rgeon Den JO.. FLENT, [NO, 034 for rale by 1.1 - 7 OGS.—Dre'ssed receivedandi .a. for bale by JA:',IIIS A. grzzLE., del9 80 Vizo,r pERF UME It i--Of doliorirtion:; and prince, can bo I:3d at 62, YLLaI {NG'S, ell di Mork, wrest+. QTARCII.-300 bas. Rochester Pearl Staxcl A recoived and for solo by HENRY U. coLuNb.. ' N D A COD WAMLANTEID .r nr,4 Q•:±.7 atrecte,
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