CARDS. • kin& e. T GAR D, -I,s7T9tar , y 07zcs, No: 71.DIVLIY2 street, between 11=xth street ad D one y. sl6 Attorney mw. ,- ; A _ ho at Law, jr,...l,:c7Faurth—e4;e7e, Pittsburgh! bettreen &infield and deciltly thcrry RIMY- creeps Dentist, sucemor to G. rw. No. 111 Emitafield street 4a4P...cib 110 Sto 1 o'clock, and from 2to 5 o'clock. musky__ SCRTT, , ITer.ti=, Fourth street, five doors hcars from 9 0 7- Clc: t elt A. 31. tb ( mock dwell). - • ...I - 1 7 0S.FLPH. 'IFLEMING, successor to L. Wil e) cok it Co.,cor:ter of Market meet and the Diamond, reap* constantly on; hand a fall ezgortment of MUGS, MED IOTa'n„- ILEDDME CHESTS, PERFUMERY, and all arti• des t*ritnn ag to his ba.sinaw ---yrin pros:riptions carefally compoundA at all S.0:1111. 664' V , . ITMNICATCr% , " ' - .....rtPl3 IL EUGHI9 r ;P.- MARSHALL &., Co., Lawortere and -,. V o'.d.o.lierg ir..-Vrench and Amerimn PAP T.5.. , i HANG INGS, istc• - .F1,5e.0.1. street. Pit toturrb.. .., .4`7 , -.Boic, aptts for tho celetratedrll...r,ases of Ric ..?-5 , 7.. . Dzlr=trilt Cc—. Pc ...- - IS. woe; :1311....... '"ViILEIT Z. /..IDIEST.,3 1=1,F,E7-1. r:ER_ Z ANDERSON, (successors to ilair.rogiusithodea ..t C 0.,) wholesa/ ade era is POILPIGN atraTiIirr.3 7 tPICE4CONTECTIONAIti, SUGARS, &a., riac.S9 - Wald atm.; eppas.lto the St. Charle.3 Hotel, Pitts. ap2 J. M. Lir'rlEELE, ~ - lIIVARCEIANT TAILOR; • -4-- 4 No. 51- ET. CLAIE srREEr, (Dr. laiEni .BalLitz2.l 71w. - ILERR, ARCHITECT, REMOVED irvm cagier Fifth and Wood to _ , . _ STREET, r. 01; baMling—continnes to prepare Plana - and 13 Mentions of, and to Superintend the Exertion of every tt" , "-^rtHr.n. of Buildings. deilerly• - I • V' 'FULTON, BELL AND BRAS S FOLTN. DEB, l'•ro. E=IND str &st, Pittsburgh, Pa., 'lrs.vopared to fur - nith to order QEIUDCIL STE.AMEGAT, FACTORY AND OTBLE4 BELLS, Of tOI sizes, from 10 to 10,000 lbs. ' <IIIIILE'DiaLS 103663 to order. 'STOP and GAUGE OGGES -.DiAll sizes, for Steamboats. 2d.VERAL WATEiI PUMPS, COUNTER -arizt every variet3 - of Brass Cactangs Snishcd i 0 the neatest manner. lint AN'2l-ATTB.PrION METAL:FULTON'S PA ' _ !urn- I dETM,LIC P&ORING, for Staam (apZay s OUGILRIDGE u MAXWELL, 11225137AL1LT=.8 01 F ram c sr, and Brua3_l...s ; Lad Dezler.o is Clcrolra, norm Furnishing Good; 42. La. &c. No. 2%6 Wood Ctrett; Abovo Fifth, jrub2:ly) irl.:ll.achthe'Brushes nnde to order. EDUCATIONAL. St. Franato Acailemy for Boys, UNDER TIM cnu, OF TILE FRANCIECAN Lor'etta, Cambria County ) ra." - y VP II IS - INSTITUTION, NATURALLY slir.ated for Eiluestfonal purposes, efterdi ail 'le in dacemeam that , mn be desired for a Catholic Institution. It is located in the most healthy and picturesque portion of the Alleghenies, distant four miles from Cresson Station, the mhilronto between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The scholastic year eammencing the first Monday in September, will close the 15th of July following. 'Ma Ter; - for Enr.trd,Ancluding alhorongh - English &ion tile Conine, are $.lOO pezrm. The 011.1aid - ‘t ana ?dodo 4. , .nznagon form an epala charge of SI.OIK - ..r. annum. V7Athirg and Dsd of Bedding $lO. For farther psLtitralar3 apply to ?the Enr,ezior of tha dca decoy. Referer.c.cs can >a mado to the Rt. '24.v. Dr. OW" arsop.. . Vincent's College and Seminary, MTDEtr. TEM C 4.212 07 TUT. BENEDICTINE FATZE2.9, Near. Latrobe, Weeraorelanq. county,• Par iv Tli COLLEGE ARE TAUGHT THE usaal branches of English Education. ' In the SEMDIABY, the Classics Mathematic, story, ri Ehetocs, Philosophy, etc, and the M different branches of higher erudition neceeanry or useful to those aspiring to Priesthood. The `terms for Board and Tuition era tSti por year, bo be paid semi-annually, ehictly in advance. Garman and French and other Languageg, Drawing, Paint nnd Muaic,form np catra charges excepting some :mom ponsation for the Use of ir.strtnnenhj Medicine, :mashing, Books, Stationery, eta, form extra chargse - .4. For particulars apply to the Director et the College. The Collegiate year begins on the Ist of September, and ends on the of July following. •si PATTI C. B UMM, I'l_rector of the College,- DRY GOODS. aetre tc f elrt.-Ittor›. •Y. A NO-TFIT4IR CRASH—IN PRICES So ing th.."...z.-rzninodtb sell our stock - , though the It . .i meat are a:ight," we have made a genera; swoop -.-.. • .. - E.LIDUGED TEL - 1 1:N711? eaOca • To still lower prices. 4ar•lNTow is the time to bay -.shun the attiaralieut la yet cinbroben, end the Price:. Pa: Down! Down! I 0rt2,9 . JOi. IiORNE, 77 Dark& c str. I'4lllE - LAST' WI :INGE LN FIG taRES.— ... Boanet Ribbons, worth 75 cants, at 6234 - per 3 , a;:d. do do do 6234 at 60 do do • ' do do 60 at 37 du do do do 373.4 at 'Li d. JOBET.G. RORNaI, 77 Market, street. = 1.01.1 VELVET_TRINITALII': 14 , LIDAT ravJGED PR1A..1143. - A choice aFtor-naent on hand and for ei le at OnNES% 7"; Marko: era: .t. ENTLEVPIN'S UNDER. GJA_RAIENTS— %fat Wool, talk, !Serino and rtexcy O Jtton Under Blarta and.:rruar ers—a fresh !apply rec, - Aved al UORNE'S, dalfl :7 Merkel Etract. - 411.VE'llents per Pound Y.:i.edaoticthiln the Friyo of BRADLEY'S YARNS,— -Wholesale 'EbyOrs and l'cildlsra wl3l be furnished with DZ., iDLL`S'ei TLIRIM•PLY EIII.ITiNG YARNS at a reducticra of Firs Cents per pound, Uy the bundle, after this date, Fur 'Cash, and Cash only. JUG. LID?. - 1 , ./E, Alarket dreet, deo. An at for the XL:nurse tnr,-.T. VIII3IIO.I.DERIES.--riur excellent stock of _L2 French Embroldazies, sr e:1 the low rims at which they sre mashed, ofrera rara Y o datoeote. to jp_tllEg wi t ,thi o g so part:hue the lataet stylus. AiTONEY 1 310.NE . 1. II -PRICES MARK ED DOWN Aire. Great reduction in Vne price of Anbrolderies. We have gong carefully over our handsome stock of F.E.F—iCli-ViTiP"R v 7 ) C 07 .7 UMW. SIMITES, ILITIELLIN BANDS, etc, etc. .&n3 II the prima to suit the "Hu 75mea." The Ladies may rely on gettMg bezp.ins at oct27 HOitNE'c+, 77 Market street. W.EI WlT`,l'4 S'ALL fromthe present time . un- V v cronaraonlychMn rOH CASH. Plow.° call and exam i no guy a Lock. C. JTANSON LOVE, 0ct2,0 Vormerly Love Bros., No. 74 Market at. r aRINTED • FRENCH lIERINO.ES, for 62 and 75 cent;, worth 9 '.1 and $1,25, the best szeortment la tha city. .- a .11/.2.tiSON (tormezis' Low Brothers), N 0.74 Ms' fitel street. QONNET VELVET.—Every variety of Bon not material, PAWN Velv i e? and h.atia2, for Ws at =AZ HORN "PLACK. AND EANOY. DRESS SILKS. _LP A fall ex:,+ 31',.—ent, very cheap. LOWS, formerly Love Brotors, So. 74 lierzst sS VPiltY Eat:Qat:pies' Purchaser of Dress tiontlo, to.; also-Domoatio and tit- DID tkois; will find it to filch.. navantagtt to call and ezazoi our No erx.k r C Zal and Winter. PLY GoodsbefareDuratas log elsewht•r - su " •U. lIINEON LOVE, afl6 ronapri7 I,ovo 8.-ots.. No, 74 Market at. RAWLS I SHAWLS!—WooI, Chenille, troche, Le n both long and &luxe, the very best in tae city, 0r.3 very low pric.:3 fey caah. C. 1 4 -51:571.; LOVE, formerly Love Boa., Itarket street. RIQUE and .11A.RSEILLES, Fleeced, for making BaNtice. A Large wortmeat Qt Cxs SO. B. WITITEI g OOT TO PRINTEaS.—The subscriber. has now on hind, and la daily r.eoeiriti; from the manufac turers, a large assortment of Printer's Stock. a, w. Pottrea Printer's Cards, from No. 1 to 7, Satin - .China, Porcelain Satin Enamelled, and colored. Card Brards, - in shacts ; liffaiery".lCclobtated. colored Inks; • " Card Lay . " News " Varnish and Size; _ _ Colored Printing Papers ; Pamphlet Cover Papers ; • Glazed and Plated . Papers, red,,green and yellow ; Steel l3lne Glazed, Papers, and a large asnortmeat plain Nede, Setter, Cap, and Fo,lo Post, blue and white. 7. R. WELDIN, 63 Wood street, near Fourth. Q_ELOULD you ask me;.altbuld you wonder, ILY Where to bay yourilhoes and Gaits Tar GAMIV3 for your feet in springtime, ihrazi with beelis, and pretty rade raz . iten SLIFCGRS .or the dennimer, -Patolai-L-asther, - Girtrea r id .31comsinsl -Whore to buy the cheap and good too ; . I shcald:an.swcr, - rwonld toll you, Go unto the PEJPLES' SHOE STORE, To the l'e.,ple.'C'ausip Shoe Sion', ro tho Etore of DIFiEIceACLLEM, V. El:' BEDFORD SPERM CANDI/RS.- 1N; 2, boa:as amor . ,...:_as_z3, 4'3, L'a c33 , 18'5, Sperm t'auMm ca"Nind and Em 4 for salt by fall ' _ ,el‘kkii9 4 1 , S. - . -- _ .7 MI baxel nosin,Soap, in - lb., 2 l-e-nd 3IN hem • --6 - -1-503 - ":. No. 1 Palm Soap;,, in 9x, 2 it.. mud 3 2). Laa. - -- ON."-: . Oitenik-il Olive Soap, in fb. lizaia 6 - ~ L W° " Oieit.6.3 Oxide a . 4• - %.25-2 ' Germ4n Et 4 - 222 " Canale 4 it -1.; --Ti•te) t: PUTO PArn ~ ; (iciiiind sad ftx tsge by .-:-Ll*-- -----L2 r,.. 0. a J. U. &MYER. BUI. , TALO, CALF. AND CBOT. arcrod law, at "The People?? Ez. l e, Et-Jrc,"llo. - 17 :13th a M rta; near ark t. f a r, 1 DIfYi..II3.4.CUER Zr. CO. ( - VW ./ $750 FOR A TWO STORY Dwei- Nu 14: 'lord°, of four rooms, with' lot of ground 20 Feet front on MontimaystriK4 Allegiadny city, by;110 deep taro aU Tie, $4OO in hand, balance at one, tvo and three year 4 - B. OUTLIBERT A SON, nov24 51 Market street. . ff itrALO - SH9ES.—A. spiel:did - article of Goats' and 1....11€.3 Buffact Over ,f3honX., Also, Gents' Calt -oTer hoes, at tho Peoplo'a Shoe Store; N 0.17 Mir stet, near 31aztet. no. - 21 ba:TARB. SODA..:=-100 kegs, just imkir.d and for sale by PATEN;MO=.4Is WIL H. R. HUNTER. WM. 11. SMITH & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, 11S SecoAd & 1141 First sts., mr2G BAGALET,COSU.IINVE & Co., WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 18 and 20 Wood Street, mrls PITTSBURGH. Wit 'sfrrtra, Nina C. W. IticainSolt. Pittib'h IRICELETON, WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND IMPORT:OES OF BRANDIES, I-VINES AND SEGARS. Nos. 241 Wald 223 . , Corner of Liberty and irartaz streets, - AND SOLE' AGENTS FO Swear er? sf,C . i„t,y Glass , " _PITTSBURGH, PA. IRON, NAILS, COTTOI'.2YAJI,NS, k0.,A0., CONSTANTLY ON HAND: .mx2 sm.= eumnats.-. vinalos 10.6218-.........11 A. *a= riTOCANDLESS, MEANS F. CO., ruccizssors TO 'Ma L iii'Cannzsg,l WHOLESALE GROCERS , - plum IRON, NAILS, 03J•ASS, COTTON YARNS, &ED PITTSBURGH. • Lux ureortmus GIBBH&LLY, Corner of Wood end Water streets, foldly PITTSBURGH, Pe. Tddl/lr FOIL FADING haND COMMISSION. ForiNarding . and Cornission Merchants, YR077.11 - 71= 07 7E7 Coati:tot Pletabisigh,Jnetsdville E$ Itigrlo N05..114 &A — D 115 WISES STSISBT,PI BUBGU, PL FORWARDING AND . COMMISSION .I.l2iiattlEWOrS, blelooLti Les.... JOSEPH S. LEECH & Ci )., N. '242. and Qi-141b-tarty se Beet, PITTSBURGH, PA., Briklio../LE I SaLS . , GEOCAERS, AND COMMISSIQN MERCHANTS, DRALIIM3 IN FLOUR AND. BACON, TIN PLATE AND WEEPS STOCK, AND 1 'ET tilL6ll AI01? T'URE S. G ERA t ro 0 . 111:2 IBBION FORIVARDiNG MERCHANTS, Levaa end *anhlngten A.vanne, IVYAND3IV4 CAM TEItEITORY, Ei; 1..7 ,, 01 4 Go., au 7 c:iittabuilin Ld.ercblnts genmlly. - - jylL73kw 'II_OUSEM_AN, (LeTE OP LIGU.i.EMAN COMMISSION AND FORWAIIDING ItIE Ea CELAN T S , zio. 9 N. Second Streit, ap3:3na • ST. LOUlf3, 1111SSOMIL Oats. rizia , =.lB, 0. J. an ' Jona Wslans titaraphreys, Roan 4 Wrigb.t, FLOUR FA OTORS, P.E.1001110-IE AND GENET:AL commisslom MERCHANTS, 7f NORTH WHARVES AND 155 NORTH WATER ST., Abova Vino Straot, PHILADELPIEHA. 1413.1 EXT v V 71118....... ...-021013ELE r. A. L. WEBB & BRO. (duccessora to Elmat WEss,) GENERAL COMLISSION YaRROHANTS AND AGENTS ,FOR THE SALE OP DUPONT'S POWDER AND SAFETY FUSE, Corner Prstt_o.nd Commerce otreet.o, BALTIMORE, Et=tivo Consignment all kinds of Western Produce, and make advances thereon. BEPERENOE Geo. W. Smith & Co, W. IL Smith & Co, W. H. Garrard, bdlller & iticketson. rurt3t-a-vr-dm JOSEPH HORNE. 77 11:-..-ket etreef, 11 - .ENRY IL COLLINS, Forwarding and J.LA. Corraniasion Merchant, and wholeeale dealer in MU, C11X,02.E, BUTTES' S, FPPDB and PRODUCE generally, No. E 5 Wood otreet,Pittabnrgh. mare, 11.11 LI, S ennutte XMAS ROBZWZOIL TD7AILD -HEM L. WIGWAM OURLING, ROBERTSON & CO. Mann fv"-r; ors of Gat, Premed and Plain Mint GLASSWARE, warehoride No. 17 Wood &seat, corner of Front, Pittsburgh. All other hinds of Glassware and Window Maria, at low Marla pricel. aplisdly o. 17 rifth graze " in 2L. Lara. iul 2.5. 44 Dilvmmacrirra it CO. GEOOEBS. JAMES COLIANS CANAL - L . rN ES. ILUOSIDES, HAGEN &. CO., No. SO SYCAIIOII.II BT., Cll/011MATI, 0. [jy2D Jomi - L. LX2011:4 J 0911113 S. LllO RETATIk.PZN it. CO., T.EPEP. TO . . Conrad, Thompean a Co., Philadelphia. Thompson, Oar!: a Yonne, Biter, Price a Co, 1., Caleb Cope a Co ." g I Barcroft, Bearer .% Co., Caabjv Neville a linghea, . M. Lewis, Cashier F. ar,cl.M. Bank, lg Jon G. Mitchell,Calhier March's Bank. " Morris L. Hallowell t Co., .. McCutcheon a Collins, tg John M. Kennedy a Co., igg Balguel &C 0.," Pickett, Mathews a Co., Maysville, Hy. Shrewsbury a Price, Madison, Ind W. IL Langley 3: Bons, Gallipoli*, Ohio. Lawrence a 3iathias, Louisville, Ohio.' A. D. -Balloc.k A - Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. W. Holmea & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Bagaloy, Cosgrove a Co., .., novi Hay* GLASSWARE. ZA.1.7.3 L. LIDLES AA EDLIE & IMAM, Successors to Mulvany a Ludlie, manufacturers of Cut, Moulded and Plain kiint and Fancy Colorod GLASSWARE, and dealera in all kinds of Window Gloat', Flasks, Vials and Battlea. Ware house corner of Fi..mket and Water wrsoots, Pittsbnah. . •=l2.l.iny WINES AND LIQUORS. SCIEN E 3 .fl & win:swam DuLuis WINES AND LIQUORS, AND RECTIFYING DISTILLERS, 155 _Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Always on hand, Wines, Brandies, Gins, Monengainda and Be•etitted 'Whieao, Blackberry, Wild Cherry, Baspbe-ry, 'ma Ginger Brandies. inpl2:ll FIEVLIN & KENNEDY, Wholesale Wine and Liquor Merchants and Rectifying Distiller: l / 2 Na. 6naltirncld strut, Pittsburgh, Pa. apt.ttly TRY APPLES.-50 bids. bright Dry Ap ples, received and for sale, by spa HEMS H. COLLIN:I ®RN APPLES.-15 bbla. elwiee Apple kJ , received and fur Bale by DEANS.-20 bbls. small White Beans, just jo received and for tale by HENRY H. COLLINS. rpLMOTHY STaRD.-10 bags reo'd and for a Gale by (sA) HENRY IL COJ.LTNS. NEW WALL PAPERS CRE A P._still they come. W. P. MA_ : RIIALLOO, f-1 19 Ea Wood stret.t. 14IEW GOODS FOR SPRING SALES.- We aro daily receiving from our own and Eastern factories, additions to oar !toe.; - which consists in part of Floor Oil Cloths, Carriage Oil Cloths. .E - arnitrire Oil Cloths, Table Oil 010,31-, Crash Oil Cloths, Transparent Oil Clothe, Transparant Window Shades, Buff flollands, and Ehado Trimminga Merchants, Housekeepers, and others, requiring any goods in oar line, are invited to call and oss-shle the stock, and judge for therc,selves in regard to the quality and prices. J. it H. PHILLIPS, VI and 23 St. Clair Croat. DINE APPLES.-500 received this day and far elle br REMEER Arr ANDMLF,ON, No. a Wood street, Oppotto St. Crbarks Had. fIASK ET BOARDS—Far Packing Joint; sold by - JOIEOTON it ea, - myl.7 Pares DotTem 67 Wood etmet. VISH.-150 pkgs. White ,Fish, = Trolo, Sal mon, etc.• tsipn IME.-100 barrels five& Limo just toed .340 bY Imr3) KRIM IL =Mg.- HIt 4 LNEY..TOPS'of - various patterns, for cafe by Lmr2) . l . 11. "H. OOLLLNA. - - • TOBACCO AND CIGARS.--Alaige assort- Knout of Lava ritabrands, oa bond and for sate -4FIL 8411211, ILSBacond, and 147 Birstatroota. • mr2.6 -- - r fitEESE.-2425 boxeipilitio Iceittlig lid Cheer repigill 4.144 iim2Sl = r4.oclapia, NE=ISE DOLLAR SAVINGS RANH., ES. ss xu'th mreet, IitiDDLE BOON, JONES' law BUILDING. CIPEN DAILY, from 9 to 2 o'clock;' also, kJ on Wedneaday‘ and Saturday evenings horn )Bray let to November Ist, from 7 to 9 otlocut and from November let to May lirt, from 6 to 8 o'clock. Depositereceived of all sums not loss than Omt DOLLAR, and a dividend albs pram declared twice a year, in June and Deelmher. , - Interest was declared at tho rate of six per cent. per annum, on the first of . December,,lBss; also In June and-December, 1856, and' in Jnno and December, 1857. Interest, if not drawn out, is placed to the credit of the depoettor as principal, and bears the same interait from the first days of Juno and DOcembrx, compounding twice a year without troubling the depositor to call of even to present his peas book. At thle_rate, money will double in lees than twelve years , making in the aggregate EIGHT AND 011R-LIAIR fia - Clutr. A ' Books containing the Charter, By• Laws, Rules and Regtir lotions, At:Molted gratia;ou application at thooftloe. Prefiliferi.t.;GEOUGE ‘• was rErso,llrrs. Hopewell Hepburn, 'John H. Shoenberge; ' James Ehirile ' N. Grattan Murphy, Alexander Bradley, Isaac M. Pennock, Robert Robb, Jnines D. Rally, William S. Lovely, arr.es Herdranu, Hill 13urgwin, Jiihn S. Conre,ve, , I:2IIBELL9. William J. Andra - ton. JamercW. Hallman, John G. Backe:fen, Charley. Knan Albert Culbertso P. A. bladoiA, John B. Canfield, John 11. Mellor, J. Gardiner Coffin,. Walter P. 'Marshall, Alonzo A. Carrier, Wilson Miller. David Campbell. A. M. Pollock; IL D. - Marlon A. Colton Henry L. Ringwalt, Douglass,William l John AL Saw7er, Francis Felix, George S. Belden, George F. Gifimore, Alexander Tiudle. James S. Hoon,Thcobald Umbstaetter, William S. Haven, " George It. , ...Feraelartrar.ri Tier:aura—CHAS. A. COLTON. 1533 RANK' OF lOWA. A. J. STEVENS & CO., DESMOINTS, / O WA. OOLLECTIONE" MADE and prompLy . '.l taittetL LANDS selected exit located. Capitalists wishing to make investments In tho West, can do so through this house. Corruapondonco solicited. tuy2l:Baa AUSTIN LOOMIS & CO., Dealers in Promissory Notese.onds, 3.iertgascs, and all e. ecurikcs tor Money. Menoy Loaned on Cheeks at short dates, with cantered security. NOTES AND DRAFTS BOUGHT AND BOLD. Persons desiring Llizaas can be azcommodated on reszona ble terms, and capitalists can be thraished with good n.cnri ties at remunerative prices. Also, attend to the Sale, Renting and Leasing of Estate. Office, No Na.O POURTP. etrect, above Wood. 1;t9... AUSTIN L 00191.2, Notary Public. reb2,lv HO l -ME & SONS, BaLkero and Ex a ChangoßrOkers, anil Dealers in Notec,Drafta,Accept• ancqs, Gold, Silver and Bank Notes. Exchange on the errt and Weatern atlea constantly for sale. Collections made in all tho cities throughout the Uaited States. Depozits received in par funds or current psper, No. 67 Market street, between Third and Fourth etio. tja3thly YIIIOMAS WOODS, Commercial Bioker, sod Dealer in Notes, Bonds, Stuck% Real Mato, ac., No. 76 rearth street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Jaus_ J - O.ELN WOODS, BANKER AND EXCHANGE MT:a:3, Dealer in Exchange, Commercial and 8.,,e1; Notes. dtock bougli and EOld on COMmiNion. ColloctiunS carefully attended to. Interest paid on Dspe4iLJ. o 7 JONES' l W BITILDTNG, Fourth etreut. je2o By the President of the United States. TN :purauance of law, I l JAMES BU- A, 13,14.&N, Preeldent of the United Btates of America, du hereby declare and make known that public sales will be held at the undermentioned laud offices In the TiatitrlOßlt OF Dissasaks, at tae periods hereinafter designated, to wit: At the land omen at BROWNSVILLS., commencing on Monday, the coa.li day of dcptember next, for the disposal of the public lands within the following named townships, Nerth of the bate Line and east of tr.c tizlh principal That part of township one ontslile of the Sac cud For, and Half Breed, Nemahrt reservation, range 17. • That part of townships 1, 2, 3, cad 4 outside of the Soc and Fox and Unit - Breed, Nemalia reservation, and frac tional townships 6 and 6, of range 36. That part of township one outside of the Sac and Fox ream/at:ion; township 2, the parts of townships 3, 4. and 5 °Waldo of the Half Breed, Nomahe ; and frac. tionallownship 6, of range 15. That part of township one outside. of the Sac and Fox ro• eervation; town.shipi 2,3, and 4; that part of township outside of the Half Broad, Nemaha reserration, and town alx;p 6, of rango.l.4. Townships 1,2, 3,4, 5, and 6, of range 13. Townships 1,2, 3,4, b. and 6, of rau 6 e 12. 77.0wliships 1,2, 3,4, 6, and 6, of range 11. Townships 1,2, 3,4, b, and 6, of range 10. Townships 1,2, 3,4, 5, and 0, of range 9. Al 1.114 laud Ake at L',REVi' dIU PITY, commeuclng on Monday, tho simfli day of he'ptentner PITY, tor too diapoud of ' the public lands within tho - following uemud township:4 via:- , . 4 .Vcrtlt of at. Lase kne and .. eatt. of the csllt principal Fractional townships 7 and 8, of range 13. Township 7, and tractional townships 8,0, 10, 11, and 12, cf range 14. Townstripa 8,9, 10, 11, and 12, and fractional township 13, of range 13. Towaalupe 7,8, 0, 10, and 11, and fractional tosmaldpa 12 and 13, of range 12. Townships 7,8, 9, 10, and 11, and fractional toTniship 12, of range 11. Township; 7,8, 9, 10, and 11, and fractional townships 12, 13, and 14, of range 10. ToTmships 7,8, and 13, and fractional townships 14, 13, and 10, of range 9. At the land office of OMAHA CITY, conunencing on Monday, the"siza day of &ptember next, for the disposal of the public lands within the following named townships, North of the lime /int and east of thz iixli principal Fractional townships 13, 14,16, and 16, of range 14. Fractional townships 13,14, 15,16, and 17, of range 12. Fractional townships 12, and 13, townships 14, lb, and te, - had fractional townships 17, 18,19, and 20, of range 12. Fractional tossueldp 12, townshipel3, 14, 16, 16, 17, and is, and fractional townships 19 and 20, of range IL Fractional totinthipit 12;13, and 14, and townships 16,16, 17,18,19, and 12, of range 10. ' Fractional townships 14,15, and 16, and townships 17, 18, 1.9, and 20, of.range 9. Lands appropriated by law for the nee of schools, and other purposes, will be excluded from the !atm. Tho offering - of- the above-lande will be commenced on the days appointed, and will proceed in the order In which they are advertised, until the whole shall !Lave bona offered, and the sales thus closed; but no ado shall ho kept open longer than two weeks, and no private entry of any of am lands will be admitted untP. after the expiration of the two weeks. Given under my hand, at the city of -Washington, this thirtieth day of March, Anno Domini one thismiand eight hundred and fifty-eight By the Presi lent: Tnos. A. EIHNIIRIOZB, Commissioner of the General Land Oftlce NOTICE TO PREEMPTION CLAIMANTS. Every person entitled to the right of pre-emptiou to any of the lands within the townships and parts of townships above enumerated is required to establish the same -to the satisfaction of the register and receiver of the proper land office, and vutiepayrnad ihaVor as soon as practicable after teeing this nxicr, and beforo the day appointed ferthe com• tnencernent of the public sale of the lands embraciii,g the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited. THOS. A.,ILENDRIGES ap23:3md Commissioner of the General. Lau 0111%. • gaAPS.—A large assortment of Pocket Maps for 1858, comprising Sectional and Townsbip pe of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, lowa, Mis. Scowl. Kansas, Nobraska and Minnesota, on hand and for Sale by ' W. S. HAVEN, aps Nos. 31, 83 and 35 Market street. ..10: BJ. ntms. GREEN, MARSITALL AND BOONE Connties, lowa.--valnahlo lands in theao countfoo, fur slia by S. OUTIIIIEST a SON. CIOD FISEL-10 drama extra large and fine, for We by WM. E. SMITH A CO., cur= 118 Second, and 147 First streets. RIOE.-10 tierces prime, for sale by WM, H. SMITH 4 HO., m r2B 118 Second, and 147 Pirst streets QIIGAIL-50 . hhde. prime N. O. Sugar, just roc'd and for gale by Wit. IL IDIITEI 3 CO., (*Mr,' 11 Rcalrd, and 13T Finn arvc.ta, RIO 00 FEE,-560 bags, good to choico, Rio Coffee, in store and for Bate by rut& - RIOBETSON. QODA.-15 kegs Bi. Carb. Soda, just-re -1,..7 calved, and for Bale by inyl.B U. E 1 DT VOICE FROM 01110.- k BLICMILLA, April 12,1858. 1. WHIM HAUTS :—Ayro's Worm Confections are taking tine. ly. Throe of our physicians use them in their practice. bend us another gross by exprms ROBINSON h LOCK. Compoinded and for solo at the corner of Wood and Sixth amain, Plitaburgh. my.lS4aw HENRY IL COLLINS T EMONS.-100 boxes Palermo Lemons, .E. 4 Just received and for 514 by RRYM R & ANDERSON, No. 89 Wood street, mosne St. Cbarkv Hotel PROP .- 200 doz. Lemon Syrup ; 10 " Strawberry Syrup; 6 " Pine Appie 5 " - Raspberry Just received and for dab byl ItEI2dRR is ANDERSON, No. - 29 Wood street, Jea Opposite the St. Charles lintel TONE WATER PIPE.- 600 yards 8 inch; LOO " 4 " 600 " 8 " 400 " 2 " Remind and for sad° by [A] -lIENILY IL OOLLINd 'MEW itOOK.SI- NEW ,BOOKSII- Mr.ry Derwent, by.lllrs.- , Ann 13.13tepbeall ; Tbo Jealous Wife, by `itigß ktirdoe. , E'er Bab by IL A. 1;0 0 33313, • - Ittbliutters' Agent, Poat;Staltdipgs, 41 .!; . Ifth street. WRAPPING PAPERS.-101'0 seisms as sorted atm, etzaw eta raforrapplag, for sale by 'SIM, G. JOHNSTON 00, • je9 Papor Deolers,67 Wood street. CIOPYING PRESSES, Copying Bookb, s ‘o Brushes, Oil Paper, for shlo by •W. B. VEN, Corner Market and:goat:in& di.. VINE FLOUR.„--20 1 bble. Fine Flour in dor; and for aala by N.WANDLEd3, ISIRELNI3 & 00., - . fe2o Corner of Wood and Water drosta. lop ROOMS.--100'Extra Carpet Corn Bro , oms on hand and for We by Jiff S.O. & J. 11. HAWYKIL TIPWO HOUSES, in side by lVisaowys iisTMORATOR. -10 gross Ara—frorTeleabx --- p.-_A.-VAIINEBTOCK G ov , ftwa Illtbd_amiStad amts. • - -r. r , ,;4'.,'A;..":,' , ",1 , :i:;.:e. -. ,.:' , '''': -,,, .i7:.:..'4.,.!:.?..,:1,00.6,t,124; BASS. TIIOS. D. LOOLS BY AUTHORITY. -,A4O NO;' 602. IncridaLti nurse/tan. inaridian JAMES BUCHANA N UILLEII As ItIOKETSON South Pittsburgh, for S. CUTHBERT &RON, GI Market street ~'. ;~+- RAILROADS. RAIIAtOAD The Pittsb% Fto Wayne &Chicago 17; ,T 24 R A jilt 05:' , DvGm PAN Y , WITH ITS AMPLE ROLLING STOCK and equipment, and it a through connections is pit. pared to transport l'agaangera and kreight from PUMA DELPHIA and PITTSBURGII to CLUOMIO, ST. LOUIS,IN DIANAPOLIS, CINCINNATI, and all places West and South went, with a great degree of regularity mud expedition. The fact that this Road tonne a direct and consolidated line between Pittsburgh and Chicago, is a sufficient guar antee that its Traini will make good time, aud connections with Trains on other Road. ON AND ANT.EB. MONDAY MAY lei b,.lSa, the Trains on this road will leave the' UNION DEPOT, Pittsburgh, daily, (Sundays excepted, as PASSENGEI: TB.AINt3 LEAV.II - - Pittat , argh. Cie:loMb. 21. Wayne. 11. 8. Mail, 7:35 A. 61. 7:07 P.M First Express,. 5:40 A. M.., 10610 P.M. S:OD P. M. Second " 211 P. M. I 10:23 P.M I 4:60 A. M. BELCH CRICA - 00—Firat Lx.preas, at ,7:00 A. 5L Second Exprma at 1.:30 P. 11. REA.CII Oi_NO.INNATI—Pirat Express 5:20 r. Second Express 7:25 a. Ix. REAOII ST. LOUIS-1 7 ir4. E..xpre.a LAO A. U.; .SOCCIId preen 4:53 P. U. Ail Twins mats cle - so connections at croatlino for Colr.m., br.a, Cu - cinnati In liaaar leis and Sc. hodia; alp°, at Port Wayne with Train,. on V%oba h E,nd Railroad for Lafayette, Central /11Mcia end ciL Leah; ntdo, at Foreat Trains on the M. lt. L. li. E. 2., 61,1 Lima with Trill= ch Dayton aud . Miebigan Railroad . From Chicago. 11.Wayue. 1 Crastilee. I Arr.PNIAS U. S. hlail,`lo,oo P.M. 5130 1210 P, 111. 8.62 P.M- I Ist Express, 6,30 A. M. '21,10 . P. M. 0:12P.31. I 6:10 A I 2d 0:2.5 AM 1:15 P. 174. -These Trains make Moo connections with Trains ibr tulelphia, Daltimora Now York and ]lo ton. 'l'rains from St. LOlll3, ILdianapoLin, Cincinnati and Coltcli, bus make closo connections at Crestline with all rote rintor Trains. At Fort Wayne, Trains front i-3t. I.4.mis, Central 113 N 110 iii Lafayette, and intermediate places, connect with atote •Trains. At Forest, connections are mr.de with Trains to ar.d from Cincinnati, Springfield and Daytcn. The U. S. Maig from Pittidmrgh to CreAlice, t-Ang a train for local buds Is overtaken by the Second raprem. ACCOMMODATION TE.A.lNS—Leave New Brighton for Plttabui . gb, at 6:30 A. 51....und 12:30' P. LEI,I - 0 Pitts burgh for Now Brighton at 0:30 A. M. end 6:0'1 I'. IL 13AllOACIti CHECKED TH.RGIrrOII., and n 0 charge for handling. • Traveirre or per-Kris intending t.^. par.:hawk; tickets In Pitts burgh for the West, will bmr in mind duel the only ALient authorized by the P., F. Vs. a C. It. lt.; C. A P. It. it., and Sti.uben7illo and Indiana ltail road C0111;1111.lha, k GEORGR PA ILK Di, at the Util,,n 'Plc kat Office, Common' with the Penn's R. It Passengcr Depot, Cotner Liuorty and lit ent otroe:s. BAGGAGE will act it pcetr.ms lissing tickets st any ocher ico in this c.ty. TO C0.7.1',1ENC,.1. Ws MONDA f, May lath, and continue anti further • - J. J. HoU:=TON, Gen. Pte.a'r. Fr't. Ag't. burn, PCIf.G'T. Ag,tit, Chicago. JOB. 11. .!dtIORII, Superiutuadrnt. l'c IS' WY WEST Elititi "0.04 J TIE , TO CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE and ST. LOUIS VIA I'ITTSBU GA, Pr. VTAYNI4 and CD3CAGO, AND CINCINNATI, Li M1...T0N a DAYTON RAI I.ROALt, VIA. 131:11.11V A CUTOF tra. Dit li:e (day :1142 rrilu j, cot w Cifidmvi rfilllS LINE is comv, - *.l of loads of the flint tlia3a, and In lacatod tt,rouLzu a bc-antiful and highly cultivated portion of tho Direct connection in laude it utnurtati with tiro Ohio and Miesinsippi Railroad, (the troda 1.. f I Lie U. H. A 1).1 U. It Itarrad.B, being eLunected, for Evartatilln, Batch t, Loci 2, Cairo, Now °rte.-m i d. Gotauoutica made at Elf. Willa with the Pacific itatirceil and Nliesout Plitot Packete, KANSAS AND IcE.B2II,ASKA, Aud ail pupa. I ,7rfu. Aluo cuuzsoclo at Oincinuntl with li:waneliy (loutral E. R., for Lar.ingcuu, Dal:villa, ',frankfort and all pointy fa Cltmtod tioritucky. a s mitin leave Penn otttatf9ll.mig : Throujh Ciriciuratti with 20 . CAti , Ch , ll.lgo or Mall, LLr riviits . at e!4,3 P. hi. Lx.pre.i3 Ti 2 • . 0 rruag iE Crt.RttlL, )d. M.., Cin. SAW 81.30A.0171 CaIECKED TEIROCOH, B`stra co Low IDyl otikey• itomto Y'or all thWrmation, and 'l'hrough apply at the Ticket 0p1 4 :, 3 , rorhur idoe..h;;all:3:l 11.tAldu, or at l'ean ttreet Station. 4 - " y ;. Pal3L , f deFirOtr. of g,lng . this 11111 WI for cis 0111.-0.1. J. IS. Supt. P. Ft. W. k C. R. it, I),AkNU., McLAKEN, Elupt. C. ii. &I . ?. it. ft. nor:11 The C?eveiantal, Pitashargh aired Wheeling R . ailroati, AND 3 ... Pii6burgh, Columbus & Cluciuunti ';:f; ^V:;":3,W R AIL s O'd D. E. Chamga of Timo. ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 10T11, Ims, Trains will Iwo%) the Dzpot of the Vounsylvaniti Central Railroad no iollowe: 6:45 - 1, lii. r For Cultvi c it r A ,O NItICI T PPAL I O 2 D s .;IT.Orr, WIILLILLMG AND ZA:11171112. co, CLEVLLAND, Tcmtuo, D. 7.7.401; 2:35 P. M. r- , -- li e ilula cALrs 6 l°BiacioptincncEt2 g s.": l Cluceland, 1 ILO LN.,tn.ic line 01 IStc.m.ern. O ir 4:00 p e it} ‘ For ALI. Wm( Sitmo:ta ON Til3 RIVER ILO Pax-sen o ra &undo to g o to Chicago, or polnta beyond OMeago, via UMvolaud, must a.* for tieLota via Cleveland PITTSBUBOLA COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI (via sreurlEsviLLA) RAILROAD CHANGE OF Tlllll.—Vu :ved after MONDAY, the 10th, cif achy, 18OS, Traina will leave the Lepot of the Seen.iyiva tua Central Railroad, as follows: Ifor STalnlilaltil.ka, CuLLIAIDUA, ILAT'ON, 3:00 A. M. LeDLANATOLIA Lull:M*lW.) CAUL?, MLA:, / rrnß AND STIV LIRLI3AItd. PCT. CINCINNATI END 31) Lane, and ALL 2: 35 P. N. Thvo i n N s T t s . I ° . u u t •in 'i cth -D . V t l i ' w 7 ithont, change of cars. Fassengets desiring to go to Colunibna, Cincinnati, etc., or any points beyond Columbus via Steubenville, must ask for tickets via Steubenville, .I.U.LES F.AIO.I.EIt, etiperintsadent C., P. St W. R. R. W. W. BAGLEY, Seperiutendeut P., U. A C. R. It. PITTSBURGH & CONNELLSVILLE FL A d g, B. 0 A 1 . (I N and after Monday, the 10th inst. Ni,yPass enger Trains will be run daily, (except Sundays,) from the Pennsylvania Itailrotd Passenger Depot, es follows : Mail Train leaves Pittabnr,:h....— iiOO.t. n. Express Train leases Pittsburgh 13)A. ra. Mail Tra n leaves ...............2.00 A. AL Express ......._—....b. : 00 A. Id. Arriving at Pittsburgh 8 , 1.5 A. It. Ticket a to be had at Pennsylvania Railroad Ticket office. Mail Train connects at Counollsville with Dusting do flalra Coaches for Unientotv.u, Frostburg, Cumberland, etc., and at West Newton. with Coaches for Mt. Pleasant, Somerset, Berlin, etc. Freights to and from Pittsburgh and &tabus on Pitts burgh and Conuelleville Railroad, will be reoeivecl and de livered in Pitniturgii, at the "Baldwin Depot," opposite "Duquesne Depot." Excepting such as Pig iron ' Lumber, Stone, etc., which will be loaded or inuoadeil at Outor De- pot, or at the canal Depot, as may be arranged with Freight Agent, Pennsylvania Railroad, at Pittsburgh. IL BLACKTONE, Sup't. Transportatiqp Department P. 8 C. it. Coruaellaville, May dth, 1838. 5 New Route via River and litailne.d. Id§2 . ladiganolis & Cifteilinati Railroad triONNECTING AT INDIANAPO.LIS with Terre Haute. and Terra Banta and Alton Railroads, to et. Louis and "Lafayatio arid Indianapolis, Now Albany mod flulcui, and vlict.tgau Central Roads km OGIU WO, ROUli itiLAND, BUILLINOTO.4, Cud all intormedtato Through Preh s - ht Train to LNDIAN &POUF, TERIM IJALITE, LAFAYETTE, and PERU. Freight carried. freest Cincinnati or Lawrenceburg to Joao thruilhan any other routo by 21 boars, and at OA low rates. The only rand by which shipments ma be In—a:m . from Cin cinnati to the Went, without brooking bulk. Conaignmsnitz nuido *DJ. E. GIBBONS, Agent nt Charlie 21 t 1 / 0 4 W. B. ( 1 11TTING, Agent at Lawreaceberg, will receive prompt attention, and no charge for Comeos,.fou ; no Ma fgo far draycw. cr commfnfon at .Latarbicebiwp. For further information, apply-to TI.IIIIIAS RATTIGAN, (No. llb Water otraet,) Agent of tbp Company, who fa pro. .ned to give T1Z8.071.11 ineuna a ladutnapolis, Terre Garde, infayette Chiw.go, Peru, Gitecctiatt., 0 01.1,wfords, vino, Charleston, and Maroon. H. 0. LORD, Freofßta. JNO. MIEN, Gong Freight Agent. FURNIT ÜBE. AmuLLTR - F,N & CO. halo on hand, at • thoh extonslye CABINET. and ClLlift WHY, No. 6 , 1 otroot,"ft large assortment of Yar.cy and Plain...m alture which thoy will sell E por cent. luv;€.r than castema.ry ronti. Term; cash only. {dee.27:y MTO.ODWELL'S FURNITURE AND CHAIM, Pr brx-le and Retail, embracing every style of Pnimiture, to Bosevrosd, MahaganY and Walnut, isattablafor Parlors, Cnambera and Dining Romeo, equal to any In New York or Phladdrlia and at laser prides. tvery article tares by band, awl -arionted. Cabint-makers sup plied vdth auy quantity of IFUlllaTilll l 3 l and 011JUla, on reasonablo - teraa. Hoteli xnd Steamboats ieruinned at the shortest noeLo. Id= 77 and 79 TH.l2.l),Street; Rtusbusii, Pflt OC2a, QTAROiI.-250 bxs Rochester Pearl Starch, waived end tcr redo by ILL NRY 11. cowrie. BBANANAS.—First of the season gust re caved by bxpreel and for sato by REVILE& & ANDERSON, No. :.19 Wood street. Cppozna EL Oharlon'Hotoli "L. I.)IAL BUTT Ell,-2 bbls. Fresh Roll Butter AA) received and for ealetjJAß. AT - WS/MEM, tr.yl2 . • Caller ISorketimidlizas ots' execute 4 in the high9et Oyle IL : -art, and at roasonable prie.e9, by ; J. It. WELPIN, itac4eller and StatioaDr, 63 Wood otroetinear FcCgstb, MEW BEDFORD SPERM , OANDLES.- 2 j bozos wzinte 4 flize;Ve , O's and 6's, Bpsrm Oandl es os hand and far sal:: by 1k O. a J li. ithWygl.t. - nu Ft" SBO O,IS-AE F.LE'LN.G, .a_Ar Dwatmies teystem of Pennnansbipy for man by , f W. B.IIAVEN;' Corner Llarket and Eervad stmtn. " A WNING RODS-1 set Awning Rods, Wl' 4.1 . °ale by Cie:-'5) 31F43/C7 B. 001.41Nt3. RAILSOM)K 1858. Summer Arrangement. ON AND - AFTER MONDAY, JULY 5. PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD - ICa IT • D'AlElAzif TRAINS. TUB MAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station every. morning, (except Sunday,) at 6:00 o'clock, Pitt/thrush dusty . arriving in Philadelphia at 1100 P. IL THE FAST LINE Daily, except Sunday, at 1.:26 P. M., ar', riving in Philadelphia at 6 o'clock A. at principal stations. ht. ; and stopping only THE EXPRESS TRAIN loaves the Station every evening at 0:50 o'clock. Stopping only at Greensburg, Latrobe) Johan town. Will:tore, Gallitzin, Altoona, fie., connecting at Har rizburg with the Train direct forEaltiziore, and arriving in; Philadelphia or. Baltimore at lilo o'clock, P. ACCOMMODATION),'UA.INI3: THE JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves, daily (except Sunday,) at 8:30 o'clock, P. IL Stopping at all stations, and running as far as Oonemaugh. FIRST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for TUTU() Creek Bridge leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 1140, A. IL SECOND ACEOIIMODATION TRAIN far Turtle Creek, Leaves daily, (eXcept Sunday,) at 4.20 P. M. THEM ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Turtle Creek, leaves lekcept fstmday,) at 8:20, P. M. P.2,1118.N.1NG TILA.INS arrive in Pittslaargli ' as follows: Iprecs,l:l6, Fa,t I tae 2:25 A. let.; J 0131113- tiuw o Accdtatnedatien, -00 a-11.; Flrilt Turtle Creek Accom modation, 5:50; Second Accommodation, 1240, P. Third Ascomoicdation, 0:10, P. a. Transit for Blairsville and Indiana, connect at Blairsville Intersection with mail train East, Express train West, and . the Johnstown accomodation. train Rant and West. PI'PTSBURGII AND CONNELLSVILLE TRAINS, Stopping at all Stations on tlia`l'ittisburgli - and Couneils viile leaver daily, (Sunday excepted,) as follows: NAM TRAIN....-7:00 Lt. .EXPRESSTR.AIIf..3:3O re. RETURNING TRAINS from .Pitteburgh and.tionnellsville Road, arrive at nttsburgh, 8:45 a. la. and 8:10 P. *-Ij. The traveling public will findlt greatly to - their in Watt, in going East or West, to travel by the Pennsylvania Railroad, as the accommodations now offered cannot bo eta , passed on any ether route. As the-Road Is balbtsted with atone, and is entirely free from dust, we can promise safety, speed and comfort to all who inav faVor this Road with their tpatronage. —FARE:— o Now York $13,00 ITo Baltimore $.9,60 1 " Philadelphia 10,00 " Lanca5ter............... 8,66 . To Harrill lag, $7.45. Baggage checked to all Stations on the Pennsylvania Rail. road, and to Philadelphia, Baltiniore and Now York. -. Passengers purchasing tickets in cars, will be charged ten cents in addition to the Station rates, except from Stations where tho Company has no Agent. . NOTIOE.—In case of loss, the Company will .1.10141 theist solvea responsible for personal baggage only, and for an amount not exceeding $lOO. N. 11.-:-The lizoeLvier Omnibus Line has been employed to convoy Peroangers and Baggage to and from the Depot, at a charge hot to exceed 25 cents for each passenger and bag gage. For tickets apply to J. STENS'ART, Agent, At the P. It. It. Passenger Station, on Liberty and Grant streets. THE PENNSVLVA.NIA RAILROAD. CK-7411^ - v-ZSPR THE, GREAT °MILO , ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic Cities with 'Western, North-western en fionth-vsestern B,tateq by -la continnous , itailway ditecta This .Road also connects at Pittsburgh with Dail- cot dtenauers to ell ports on the Wei' • er.- ' eon at Cleve land and Liandusky with steamers to all portson the North western Lakes; making theraost nratcr, -oMIAPHOL` and lIKLLAMLE nonts by which FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the GUST Wass. Rate be tureen Philadelphia CaPittabwrglit naea CLASS.— Boots, Shoes, Hats and' Caps, Books, Dry Goode, (in boxes, bales and trunks) Drugs, (in boxesland bales) heathers, Furs, &a. SECOND CLASS—Doniostic Sheeting, Shim' ing and Ticking (In original bales), Drugs (in caskso, Hardware. Leather(in rolls or boxes), Wool,.and Sheep Pelts, Eastward, &c., &c. ramp CLASS.—Avvila, Steel, Chains (10 casks), Hemp, Bacon and Pork, Saltod (loose or in sacks), Tobacco, ,taanulas : tared, (except Cigars or cut,) &C.; Lc. vouivra CLASS--Coffeo, Pish, • Bicon, Bei3f and Parlt,(in'asaks or boxeliMiawaro , „ A ma, Lard and Lard 011,Naila,Soda Ash, "°' " man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, &c., .to. FLOUR-75e. bbl. until further notice. eitAni in cur loads, RS cts. l lilo lbs. until further notice. COTTON-2 73 bale, not exceeding &00 lbs. weight, until further notice shipping Goode from any point East of Philadel phia, bo particular to mark packages "via Pennsylvania Zeail:uad.' All Goods consigned to the Agents of this Road at Phileealphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwardud,withont Fxwater Aoitre Haug WOrlllky at Co. Memphis, Tenn.; IL F. Sass 1. Co., St. Louis; P. G. O'ltiley Co., Evansville, Ind 4 Duraesnil, Bell &Co and Carter Jewett, Louisville, F. i y 4 It. 0. illeldrure, Madison , n, Lid ; 4. IY. Brown 4 Co., and Irwin A Co., Cincinnati; N. W. Graham t Co., Zanesville, Ohio ; Leooli to Co., No, 61 Kilby street, Boston • Leech A Co., No. 2, Astor House, New York ; No.l William st reet, and No. 3 Battery Place, New York; E. J. Snoeder, Philadelphia; Magraw is Koons. Baltimore; D.A. Stewart, Pittsburgh. -H, H. 4GGZTON, General' Proight, Agent. It J. LOMBAEItT, ap3 Superintendent, Altoona, Ps, CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. EM:OVAI.—J. Zr', H. PHILLIPS' have _Lt d removed to their now building, Nos. 26 and 28 ST. GLAIR fir;reet, west side, betwtien Penn street and the Bridge. 3. tft. .M.ANITFSETITBEBS OF FLOOR, PITIMPUBE,GARILTAGE,I TABLE, AND TRA.NSPASIENT .t OPAQUE If/NEDOW SHADE OIL CLOT I different th;lors. Also, DBAJ.ICPB I.N OIL CLOTHS A WINDOW SHAMS, Of every description. Dealers in INDIA RUBBER. GOODS, of all kinds, made ander Goodyear's Patent; Agents of the Boston and New York P.4liug Companies, fur the sale of their INDIA. RUB BED. BELTING, HOSE:and PAO.IIDaI. LRATKEIIi. BELT. LNG of Eestorn manufacture, n superior quality; also, Lace Geuther and Rivets. Agents for theO.MG FIRE—PROOF LiENDEA L PAINT. Dry mud Peinta, Tarnishes Turpeadno, Brushes, Glass end Putty. HOUSE AND ilkiN PAINTING AND dune in the best ar_d shortetftlinfe: ideatly 4. PHILLIPS, d.l.ture N. 33.26 and 2 et. Glair street; Manufactory c:t. Phil tip3ville, on the Ohio river, throe miles below Pittsburgh. C 111413.3, OIL CLOTHS, ZIATTINO, ese., . geouTtEst Street .4T.ltzrpe,t Store. WD. Sc H. M'CALLUM respectfully g invite the attention of their former customers and the public generally to their present stock, just selected for Spring sales embracing the very latest styles of Foreign and Hem" Man ufacture, consisting in part of Velvets and Brussels, Tapestry and Poramon Ingrain: also, 1;n:1,21.3915, Damaak, Twilled and Plain stair calti•kas. OIL E7,OTHE FROM 2. x 0.24 Fr au WIDE, ' Rugs, Mate, Stair Rods, Canton. and Cocoa Matting; List, Yarn and nag Carpets; Venitian Minds; Painted, Buff and Gnarl lielland Shades. It will give Ile pleantre to chow gocdo to all who may bo titoireaa ef looting or purchasing., and we nro dotermined to offer indaccmcnts to any who may' favor na with a call, at the old stand, No. 87 FOURTH Street, near Wood. mylkay W. D. & IL hrOALLIIM. fIIL CLOTH CLOTHING—Of all kinds, ALF black and yellow, fir sale at the India Rubber Depot a❑d 28 St °Lair street. [de)) J.. 4 a:PHILLIPS. ®IL CLOTHS FOR THE FALL TRADE. VI.JI We have on hantf, and are daily receiving additions thereto from our own and other manufactories, a large stock of Floor iturnitnre, Carriage Trimming, Table Cover, Trans. parent, 4-e. eu and Sufr, and all kinds of Oil Cloth, need for lionneftkraishing and other pr.rimead. Alen, Transparent Window Bhadea, of dry and oil bordered and other stylse, and Window Shade Trimmings. Merchants and others will dad it to their advantage to ex amine one stock and piici)a before c0.1 , 1 - tg their purchason elaeuherc. J. g 11. PIHLLI Pd, eel° 26 and 28 St. Clair street. VLUOR OIL CLOTHS,- Of vm own and eastarn manulcturo—all widtha, and cot to Boa any aim of rooms or halla--at Oil Cloth Ware rooml, No. 20 and 29 Et. Clair ;anat. oc=3 J. IL PHILLIPS. Seventy-Five Plow and Second-Hand CARRIAGES AND BIJGGIES, FOR BALE AT WRIT'E'S REPOSITORY ® TY3O MILE RUN, NEAR 'LAWRENCEVILLE. T"SIJBStIRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE or exchangeOn the most reasonable terms', nee a e assortment of Itarouches and second-hand Buggies made by Watson, of Philadelphia, some but Little Liked. Also, twentrone new Buggiui, made in my awn - - Shop, from the very best matorlal purchased In Eastern market. A fine lot of Trotting Wagons ' new and second-hand. Also, a lot of Root Wagons, Jenny Linda, Hermann:mu Wagons, Jersey Wagons and Rockaway, two fine Pilaster's, seats for four persons, ono of them Watson's make, , and .the other New York make. Two tine Sulkies, one made by Mr. D. Rodger% Philadelphia, and alew Common Boggles, suitable for light marketing. The subscriber flatters himself, that he can nicks it to the labored of persons wishing to pur. chnse, to give him CI The establishment Is convenient to the city, the Excelsior OmnibueLi roof Catches passing the door every ten minutes. nix23:lydior JOSEPH WHITE. GROCERIES WINES AND LIQUORS 'ISO bags Rio Coffee t' 100 chests Black and Green Teas ; 25 bbls. Crushed Sugar ; 25 " Coffee 11 " New York Syrup; vu " Eew Orlfans Molasses ; b Tierces Now Rho ; - 10 boxes W. W. H. Grant's Tobacco ; 100 " M. R. and Layer Raisins; 20 kegs Preach Plums; 2 Puncheoniaaraalca Bum; 2 " Santa Oran Rum; '2 Pipes Hollandßiu; Also, French Brandy ; Port, Sherry, Malaga and Cham pagne Wines; Pure Old Rye and Retitled Whisky, in store and for sale low,hy . HAWORTH , dc REOWNLEE), Successors to Haworid4Bro. 6: Brownlee, Cor. of the Diamond and Diamond alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. SUNDRIES, 15 bble. Faatwick'e Syrup; "- New York 25 ." , Baltimore " 01 hhda. NOW Orleatui Sugar; 150 half cheats Young Hymn Tea; 50. " Black 'yea, for sale by Je2o - W. H. SMITH &CO MANILLA PAPER;—;.A Large Lot various forsale by W3L G. 'JCFLItibTON 8; CO., a.) • - Wooti it. • 1011)1,0tATION 'BIIGAR* ZOLASSES B._ I'oo lb& fallziMr - Ir.:o43d g a • • bus - 0 3 kctvarage , grime. l SLO. 401nEPAa; 131. James 13: it. mallards, now, landingand MILL 11.101CHTEON, 276. 221" and =liberty tired. fur saki, by m 721 11.1 DILL PAPER—Of Vest pality—for gale aky by WM. (t. JOtitiSTONT6O6; Je2B Btatioriers, bi VlOO4 Obroat. WiIiVELOPES.—Buff, Straw, Amber: and _EU 'White, of all atzeg, sold wliolosala or rota% bjF _ Wit. G. JOHNSTON & CO., • m • Stationers and l'aporTealera, 47 Wood at. O.ODA ASII.- 7 400 casks Soila—Anh now Lending and for gale by ' myta PULLER. t RICHETSON. VUGS.--10 barrels fresh. Eggs, just , recetv ed and for ale by SA AFYS'A. ii132E.13, e 22 Corner Idarkst and Erst Artrega. COD FISH.-- - COD 8 drums extra Large Cad lath; a 4, largo Just recalsea ead for sale, by • NEM= ItiCUIESTSON, mr23 • Nos. W. and =I Lit art? am: l h t,f `fir:~~~a e~, 5~,r... 700. XllOO tbs. 60c. V IGO Sits 600. @ 100 the MEDICAL DOCTOR HOOFLAMYB GELVARATED . ammelAra ' •jsrsrmas, • . PERAMCD 22 Da. O. M., .lACHEDNI Pzaala , PA " WM'effeettelb: ctiz COMPLADtifi, JAIINDICA . OEM NIO OR ITERVOUrnRI3T.LII7, DISBASES OF fflaD 11. 1 101 - raot- Arid arl Dittue3 drisardacd tT f 9 forma Bach , as Cons*as Com-Inward Pfb2s, • V - alinem,oritilead to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, " Natuseau, Heartburn, Disgust fer Food, Vnllnans oy weight in the Stomach, Sour &oda. tations, Eintring,pr Fluttering at the Pit of the Sts mach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Difdenn Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating sonsatione when in a, lying posture,Dimneas of Viskirta Dots or Webs before the fight, Foyer and Dull Pain A:the Head, Deficiency of PerapirationirYell 'Owners of the Skin and Limbo, Pain n the Side„ tack, Chest, Limbo, &a, :Sudden ghiskee of Mat burn. lag in , tholech, Constant Imeginiurs of Svii, and, = gre 'Depre..on of -.8 04-n. 20 . _ r • In attributing such valltadepreporials , a - talhie remedy, na rush or unwarrantable assertion is ma:di:Out is simply stated a fact; proven undeniably and Cenelnurvety by the eztraoss dinary cures, and benefits derived from' under the di rection of its inner's - lib tignater, Dr. Electand, among all °Weise of Enfopean society, and from tho inunento' mew of testimony, from all • parts of the AlD.o2kan continent, acre. mutated during- tholast ten psalm In the , hands of the p 2123- ent proprietor. The prevalence of diseases to 'which the German hitters are adapted, it is with corrovr WO my it, is al. most universal; indeed Caere Is Emrcaly-afamily thYor.ghetel the whole extant of mu' CaUlltily in vihich them cannot be found among its members that pecalbm•sr.Votiand appearance dene• - g.a diem , • Liver, or an emaciated 'and shivfing Dyspeptic. • , Then of what iromenzeimportancs to this clues of Inv all 'that a certain and reliable remedy "should be placeidvitki their reach4.one. In which no baneful or injurious-drag en tare into its composition:: A romedy_on which the patient tee rely with the utmost confldenced certainty, and be assure d from actual and tangible pro. ib it the article he is using f , ally possesses the virtues attributed to it. Stich a rem %y tit- "HOOILAND'S GERMAN BPFPERS." Thousands o i .oilers have been expended in its manufacture and diffushm throughout all parts of this continent, and the proprietm feels the greatest satisfaction in stating that there is tic state, county, or even village, where tho Medicine hoe bees introduced, that there cannot be found numbers wilding testify to Its virtue& It is need constantly in tbo practice of a large number o. the meet prominent Physicians in the country, into have also added their written testimony in evidence of its &teat virtues. In conclusion, then, we would respectfully ask of all those afflicted with nay of the obeye diseases to give the Bitters a trial, and rest essaml tit will never be regretted. In proof of the statements above Made, all are invited to read attentively the Almanac annually by the pro prietor, for Parmore and Peinilie- ' containing is great num ber of tueful r*calpts, in addition to the testimony in favor of the Mitten., front the most prominent and well known in. clividuals in all purls c i the Union. All Agents for the Bit. tern are antliorizz,l p, distribute the Almanac gratuitously. Principal Office and Blannfe.stery,ge Az eh street, Philadel. per, Pa. For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the principal cities. and at retail by Aputhecarles and Storekeepers inevery town in the United States and (ittpaciti,. and-by D. L. FAIINESTOOK A CO.' and Dr. GEO. 11. ItIIYSBB, Pittsburgh. Jyl24l,ydwa Of all diseases the great, fire: cause Springs trim neglect of Itigtare's i.5W6 SUFFER . NOT I* lIEN A CURE IS GUARANTEED IN all stages of SECP-ET DISEASES, Self-Abuse, Ner vous Debility, Strictures, Gleeta Gravel, Diabries Diseases 'of the Kidneys and Bladder, Mercurial Ithentriatiam, Sere. fake, Pains in the Bones and Ankles, Diseases of the Lungs, Throat, Nose and Eyes, (limas neon the Body= Limbs, Can. mere, Dropsy, Epileptic ;fits, St..iltaai Dance, and all dineesca arising Icoin a derangement of the Seamal Organs, such as nervous trembling, lo .a of memory, leas of power, general weakness, liallllWs of :Hon with peculiar spots appear in before the eyes, lea of sight, wakefulness, dyspepsia, liver dimities, eruptions upon the face, pain in the bock and head, female irregularities And all Improper discharges from both Boxes. It matters not from what cause the disease origins. tad, however long standing or obstinate the case, recovery is Certain, and in a shorter time thanes permanent care can be effected by any other treatment, even after the dikase has baffled the skill of eminent physicians and eatisted ail the r means of cure. The medicinal ore pleasant without odor, pausing no statue...a aid lino - from mercury or beirsen. Dur ing twenty years of practice, I have rescued from the jaws Of death' many thousands, who, in the last (degas of the above mentioned diseases had boon givgp tip to die by .thoir phyeicians, which warranta in promising to the afflicted, who may Ogee thausaalins under my earn, a perfect and Most speedy mire. Secret diseases EVe the greatest enemies to health, as they are the first cause cf Cercumption Scro fula and many other diseasesaand 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 persona who not oulY fail to care the tilts- aims but ruin the constitution, filling the system with mercury, Which, with the dleczae, haateue the sufferer into a rapid Consumption. But 'should the disease and the treatment E ot cause cimith speedily, and the irk:tit:a marries, the disease is entailed upon the children, who are born wills foible constitutor -Ea and the current of life corrupted by a vino which betrays itself In Scrofula, Totter, Ciente, Eruptions and other [elec. lions of the skin, oyes, threat and lungs, entailing upon them a brief existence of suffering end ooasigning . them to an early grave. • iStlial; is another formidable enemy to health, foP nothing else in the dread catalog:le of human diseases cateme so destructive a drain mpon the eyetem, drawing its thou sands of victims thicuiele a few yearn of eiillea ing down to an untimely grave. It &slava the nervous systene, rapidly wastes away the enerV63 oY life, canoes mental derangement, prevents the proper development of the system, disqualifies for marriage, society, business, and •all earthly happiness, and leaves the sufferer wretched in body and mind, predia• posed to Consumption and a train ,of evils more to be dreaded than death itself. With the fullest confidence I as sure the =forte - late victims of Selfaibuse that a permanent and speedy cure,can be effected, dad Witli'the abandonment of ruinous practices my patients can be neutered te.robust, Tile afflicted aro cautioned against the 11113 of Patent Medi cines, fur there are so many ingentene mars: in the columns of the public prints to catch and ebb the unwary euffarera that millions have their cenetlintiona ruined by the Vile compounds of quack doctors, or the equally poisonous nor• trums vended so "Patent Medicines." I have carefally aane 'based many of these called Patent Medicines and find that nearly all of them contain Corradve Sublimate, which in one of the strongest preparatoaa of mercury and a deadly poiaota instead of miring the disease disables the eye t ne for Ito. Three-fourths of the patent nostrum s now iu use are put up by unprincipled and ignorant persons, who do not under stand even the alphabet of the:natal:a 72ze4icrt, and aro eqm..l. ly es destitute of any knowledge of the human system, hav ing one object only in view, and that to mace money regard less of consequences. Irregularities and all diseases of males and females treated on principles established by twenty years of practice, and sanctioned by thousands of the most remarkable cures. Medicines, with full directions; sent to , any part of the United States or Canada:4 by patients communicating their symptoms by letter, Buttress corras - poncleues strictly con fidential. Address J. SOMMER - nil:A Pi, D., °Moe No. 11'.31 Filbert street, (Old Ito. 105) below Twelfth, 'khilsdelphia. ;Great Chance t fitIAE•I 413 FeaenZlieY. THE BEST AND MOST CERTAIN SPECU LATION OF TILE TIAIE3—ONLY ONE e 0 DOLLAR PER SILIRE.—Forty thousand dollars h. worth of valuable Real Estate, Watches, Jewelry, t 4 Silver and Silver Plated Ware, with a groat variety .-par: of Fancy and Staple Goods; to be disposed of in forty thou sand shares, at one dollar per share, as follows:—Upen the payment of one dollar, I will send the payer a numbered re celpt, which will entitle him to °needier° in the above mad!. vtded property. Whoa the shares shall have been cold, the shareholders shall be notified of the fact, by mail, or through the newspapers, and a meeting *of the Shareholders shall then be held in the city of Philadelphia, and the whole of the property disposed of or distributed among them; in such way as shall be determined upon by them; each Sharehold er shall bo entitled. to ono 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, and I will then deliver the pro. party to such wean or persona as the Shareholders may appoint to receive the some. The Real Esiate consists of one three story brick dwelling hone end lot, valued at story s2eoo, aid two three brick dwelling houses and loth valued at 2100 each, in.the city of Philadelphia, clear of all incline bronco, andelt% indisputable; the other property consists ' of the whole stock and fixtures of ono of the largest Watch apd Jewelry Stores in the city of Philedelphia, new, and for a long time pee: kept by the - subeEriber. The stock consiet ing of very lino Gold and Silver Rusting Case Leier Watch es, very flue Gold and Silver Patent Lever, Lephao and Other Watches, Gold Chains, Pencils, Scale, Lockets, Ear Wings, Brooches, Bracelet; Diamond and other Rings and Pine, Studs, Sleeve Battens, Ace, lc., Gold, Silver and Stool Spe.C ticies, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Silver and Silver Plated Ware, consisting of Tea Sets, Castors, Cake Baskets, Cups, Spoons, Knives, Forks, lc., ace °Also, French Clocks, Music Boxer, Accordeons, ant &great variety of:other goods. The above is not one of those schemes which era devised to en tete the unwary, but is and wlllba a fair sale of the entire ptoperty belonging to the subscriber, persona are positively anar_red the atonic has not been purchased tor the purpose of deception, and to palm off Common Wit and Plated Jewelry, Sir line Gold, none such will be distributed, the most respect. able persona are given as references, to those illepoted to pur chase shares. All orders by Mail eucloelug tho money will be promptly attended to; and receipts forwarded to the e.tl - the sender, by return mall. Any person Bending ten dollars at ono time,shall receive eleven separate receipts, in as many separate names if desired. eel, In writing for eharee, please Write the name of the Post Office, to which you wish the answer directed. This Is the greatest chance of getting a largo amount of valuable ptoperty; for a small sum, ashes over before been ofiered to the public. Send on your order! as shares are gelling rapid lie and it in confidently expected the distribution will soon be made. ' Articles allotted to persona at a distance, will be sent to them at their exponco. I€l..Agente wanted in every town and villr.go. All cora• mtintcationo mast ho addrocsed to L. le BP.OOMALL, - No. 60 Beath Second street, above Cheenno . PhiLedelpaa. CLOVERSEED.-25 'sacks just received, and for sole by (Celli HENRY EL COLLINS GROSS HAVEN'S No. ONE PENS. 50,u, n .Tuat rezolvoci ;Ind fol ssla Cy . • W. 8. lIAVELN. -Corner Market and Second stroefa. in.DRUMS COD FISH., for Fate by a la BAGAItir, 00ltlat..V11 k (Jo., Eir24 . Nos. l 9 e.qd 2t) Wood Meet- WOOLLE k'S SALVE for sale wholnlact and retail at tho Drug kHoro of JOHN HAFT,3B., Culler f Wood and Siztb a:34 Pittaburgh . TIMOTHY SEED-10 Imah. Goo 4 Timothy , Seed for sale by JAS. A. MIXER, AYE FLOUR.-15 bbls. just roaaived and ,Afoi halo by [oar3] Ell ailtY IL COLLINS. IGGS.-10 bbla. fresh Eggs just rectived and for sae by firtW Eil;6ltY IL COLLINS. XPANSION SKIRTS—SteeI Spring r and 41.1- all the otht celebrated Skirts, for:sale by a • JOS. HOWE, 71 Market street: fILACK LACE' MITTS.—A lugfi stools of excellent styles, with and without:lingers. vary cheap at . (ap26) JO3. .110.1tNE'3,21 Market 'Moot. CIOTTON :110SIERY.—Every variety Cotton fiteeltinge and ling Rase.= the loweat prices wholesale cr retail, at JON. HuRNUS, np243 Dldtket street.. YRUP.=-1.0 bbls. N. O. SyTup for , sale, on conslgnmont, by (ap7) HENRY II: Vilo.ll--S'ir..tierees prime :dice, just ream- Alb ed end for side by' MUM. & 13.10.13XT5011, pa da 1 Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty' street. - . • a . $6OO F ho ° t! - 8 e and plers otly altnated on Aft. Washington. Toms easy. fag 'ON,sl2laskat • - nLACK : GRAPE . VEI Of - - extra size and qtuality—very cheap, at lIININEI4 ap2o, - • 7, . Market street. Roo , heetikTrr ,, /1812 . 1 qbx • , X . • ) 471 M%Vi ~,~~~ r t'. r 'MEDICAL ~. JyR. „ JVULANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE A.ND LIVER PILLk VVE beg leave to call the attet•-• tion of the Trade, and more especially the Physicians of the country, to two of the most popu lar remedies now before the We refer to Dr. Chas. lillane's Celebrated Vermifuge and Liver Pill We do not recommend them at universal Cure-alls, but simply for what their name purports, viz.: THE VERMIFT,T,GE, For, expelling Worms from the human system. It has also been - administered with the most satis factory results to various Animals subject to Worms. THE LIVER PILLS, For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS, all BILIOUS DERANGEMENTS, SICK. HEAD-ACHE; 8a: In cases of , EVER, ANY AGUE, preparatory to or after taking Qui nine, they almost invariably make a speedy and permanent cure. . As specifics for the above min-. tioned diseases, they are Unrival.d, and, never known to fail when ad ministered in accordance with the directions. • Their unprecedented popularity has induced the proprietors, FLEMING BROTHERS, PITTSBURGH, PA. to dispose of their Drug business, 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 ter'mined that Dr. M'Lane's Cele brdted Vermifuge and Liver 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. P. S. 'Dealers and Physicians ordering from others than Fleming Bros.-, will do well to write their orders distinctly, and take none but Dr. lifLanes., prepared by Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh, Pa. To thoso wishing to give thehi a trial, we will for Ward per mail, post paid, to any part 'of the United States, one box, of Pills for tivelva three-cent postage stamps, or one vial of Vermifage for fourteen three-cent stamps. All orders from Canada must be accompanied by twenty cents extra. .1% - r j I'LANE'S VERMIFUGE AND LIVER PILLS.-45 grog on ban.d mad for sr& by B. L. Et..L.TNESTOON a CO. Corner Wocd and rcrartb otreot.l. vJ MZA.7III=NT9 Private and Confidential Medical Advice! T THE BUFFALO PRIVATE TAI,--Established for the curo of Syphilis, Semite Wu/amass and the Secret Infirinitits of Youth and Maturity, by Dr. AMOS SON, Buffalo, N. Y. OM.co corner ofMain and Quay street - 4 (up stairs.) A! MOST SOIENTII7IO trammori. ,An inatrtimont for the cur° of Genital Debility, or Nootnr nal Nmissibmi, more properly known ae Seminal Oan be 'permanently . cured in from fifteen to twenty days, by the TM of thin matramont, when need conjointly with media:ow. YOUNG /TEN TAME PARTICULAR NOTIOIL Dr. AIMS: & SON take pleasure/1i announcing that they have invented a most important( a its ument for the cure of the above diseases. It has been subjected to a test by the most eminent physicians in London. Paris, Philadelphia and New York; it hes boon declared the only useful Instrument ever yet invented; for the cure of. seminal Wetiosa,of any disease of the genital organVeittsed by the secret habits of youth. Dr. ABIOS & SON, In order to satisfy the most skeptical as to the meshy of their instrument, pledge themselves that In any instance whore they may prove unsp.tisfactorynflor fair trial, the money will be refunded by returning the in. strament in good - order. Persons wishing the above useful Insthment - will observe that thapticoodth the accompanying directions, securely packed and sent by express, is ten dollars. NEVI 8.1111111b1P.8 AND COIGN OUREIS. ° Dr. AldOS 15 SON may be consulted from eight o'clock in the morning until nine at night, in every stage sc d symp tom of the Venereal Disease, Gonorrhea% Oleets, te'condary Symptoms, Seminal WW-usess, Impotence and S t tares of the Urethra, etc., with inviolable cesrt-sy. The treatment,: they adopt is the result of upward of thirty years'. extensive eud successful practice in London. The most inveterate OVECZ of Venereal Diseases eradiated in eight or nine days, nd cases:of a slight nature in two or three day% at a mod erate expense. The cure effected without confinemenVor hindrance from businem also, nodes end pains in the bonen and limbs, effectually eradicated. A CURE WARBAN/MD. Dr. AMOS do SON have devoted their attention exclusive ly to this peculiar class of maladies, and the relief they towe l ', consequently bean enabled to render to their follow•creature a folly testided and greatfully acknowledged by convales • contpatient.s and others daily. arriving in town from 41.1 parts of the country, for the exprmpurpc , se only of consultations while their exertions hero been crowned with the most sig nal advantages; yet from whet they have , experienced i - Inquiring Into the cans= of these. Infectious complaint (from their most simple condition to that of the most dan serous and inveterated) they have always entertained the pa e' lity of their prevention and removal, and likewissin varially found that the most horrible and manosaut forms of disease could almost always be traced to one of the fol lowing causes:—lgnorance, neglect, or the ill effects of un skilful and improper treament; therefore, Dr. A 3.108 a SON have succee , led in discovering, in the selection of their remedies, u insfe, eirectnal, and cautions course; omitting all combination of remedies which bear an equivocal character, as well as those whose premature or injudicious application, might bo prednetiv3 of bed consequences In the hands cl private individuals. In chart the landible end of their se ttled:ea Is the Iceaening of a great mass of hathan misery by the atienlation, relief and prevention of those grievous af- Motions that ape in re.,110 , the mut foe of hfa t .and which, while they so extremely =round us, call aloud - for our aMII and Interference for their extermination. 0011NTELY INVALI-DB. roreor,a In any r.nrt of the world way bo bnecteafally trveted by forwarding a correct dettal of .their cnne, with te rateittance for medican44, Addroo3 Dr. - AMOK Os SON, corner Main and Quay streets, Iretalo„ Y. Y ' jaMtl.tsrly 'ORNATE DISEASES.—DR. isityWN'S I:d_RDICAL end SURGICAL oXcee. • No.: 60 BUITIIFLEILD Strut, • burgh, Da. - • Dit. DISOWN IA on old citizen of Pitts. Margit, and hes been in pmctice for the lest twenty-lies years. Ms bulduess has Dem confined mostly to Private and SaTTAe. - VV` glen" Disease& QIITZPNB Alai STRANGERS t•V VI•. 1 :-4 :; 0.4% in need of a medical friend, (Mould not •, *•• itiATits, ..- i fag to find out the sare place of relief. no Doctor -b a regular graduate, and , . his experience In the Vestment of a certain class of disessaT la a sore guarantee to the iniffererenf obtaintng permrmetat relle4 , by the we of his remedies and following his advice. DR. DlDOWisni RIME=S never Tail to cure -the wont form of Venereal DltiOarsC4:l-. Itnpuiittes and Scrofnlens' Affections. AI.RO, all &erases arising from a hereditary taint, which manifests itself in the form of a totter, psoriasis, and a great many forms of chin dioeeses, the origin of which the patient is entirely ignorant , To _persons so affiloted, Dr. D. offers hopes , of a stra and ci.•-•:edy tome:. SEMINAL VIDAHNTSS. Dr. Brown's remedies for this alarming trouble, bronght on often by that solitary habit of sensual gratification which tbo young end weak-mindedoften give way WALD their owa deatruction t ),are the only reliable remedies known in this country—they ore eau, and make a speedy re:tonal:l to health. ItHEU - 4:I,LL^II3IL Dr. Drown's remedies never fail to core this panful dta. afewslayi---ho vrtil warrant a cure. Ha aieo create Plies, °loot, Gonorrhoea, fitrictrsa, Urethral Discharges,l%. =m e Weekneee, Monthly Suppremioue, Disestaa of the JoinM Fistula in Eno, Nervous Affections, Pain in the Back and Kidneys, Irritation of the Bladder, together with all diseases of an impure origin. • 6 letter describing the 'symptoms, con qioing a ust, dl. rested to DB. BROWN, Pie. 60 Smithfield sleet, Pittsburgh, pa., will be immediately answered. Medicine sent to any address; safely packed antisecare_from observation. Otlke and Private Rooms, No. 60 Smithfield street, Pitts. burgh, Pa. a.O ANOTHER supply of Low Son's 614peTIOX London Toilet Soaps received t6-day, by ' . .108. BLS' NO, . i Corner Dialtiond wad liarltet street. v.OR P . RINTING.— . :: ,;ards, Circulars., ._ • , Price Lists, Bill Ladiry -151 - Letter Heads, Shore lolls, Lab els,ao Printed in superior stqle at short notice, by £ WM. G. JOIIIVM2ON & CO., •„i Printers, Blank Book Manufacturers and Stationers, ut3l - , dT Wood,street. IiakLACK: CRAPE COLLARS.—Boautlfal • Eayiea for tab, at .103EPIt 110,11N.E14 xnlo tipir'*.f. WPM: II ANTED IMMEDIATELY—LocaI and Traveling figentt, in a buoinces - which is Brae; tO pay from SZ) to $lB - par week. Particulars free to all who sednelo a stanap or three cent piece for return pottage, anti nu'lntse. . - 13. IJ. IIIYSIO.K. CO., .1 ?e , Z4l2ive - Lynn, Massachusetts., - ' :.>, .~,
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