'7•i" ,7I 'BU.SIN - liISS QA-lii..)S.. Sta..93=4.II:VOUARI; - ATispiprialf zis# LAW, • Prewi=roa,P=a. Oincz, No. 71 caopr arZea attvet ad Diamond alley, ELP6 TAAIES A. LOWitlE, Attorney at Law, to crMco F.iurth dace ;Pi ttsburgh, be=ma EmitUeld and. Oh rr3 , '.. e aDel H. A. 1.114. Surgeon,Dantat, succmior.to.G. ..w.-riadic.No. 14.4 Smithreld etreet. - - - iv-az:ice ho=6 ••om 8 to 1 o'clock, ar.d from ';.'to 5 o'clock.. fehlUiy .. , su011,;:. LYear..st, Fuurth sweet, five doom 0 Itiiitun. ai2Zd Loars from t# o'clucit A. Si to 6 o'clock P. T.E. dedo3. 1 OSEPLI F.LE:M.LNG, successor to L. Wil t, c x & Co., corner of Market street and the Diamond, keeps COD-Itantly on hand a fell amortment of DRUGS, AIM. METES, mv.DICDLE CELLISTS, PPX.FITIMIY, and all arti cles pormoing to his by:Yu:tow— ,tjzp Phyuieigo ,, e Prescriptions carefully attaperanded at au fl ours. • -- . , , je9:y lIVITICI I'. F1L1.821.1.1. .JOUPEI R. IWO= 11 v - P. MARSHALL & Co., Importers and • d6alera in French and Amariaan PAPER 7IANG I Nsle, .ri o. 87 Wood street, Pittaburgli. .si-, ,, -B,,ia ar , z‘nta for the celebrated rnannfact - a-n-s of Liesdr."— Dellodrzt & Co, Var . 's. sag; FILM' ,S.0B1:117 I. ArD38.433. EY - MER ANDERSON; (successors to e 3 'Males C 0.,) -wholesale dealers in FOREIGN MUMS/ 1 , 7 UTS, VICES, CONFECTIONARY, SUGARS, No. 89. Wood Jezeet, - opposite the 'Et. Charles Hotel, Pitts brash. - ... -ap2 J. ril• LITTLE, IMER.CH.ANT TA FOR.. (Dr. iri:sh.a u..244z, A IN. Si ST. CLAIR STEELS, %:?...S3 U 2.02. 11,12:1y W. KERR, ARCHITECT, REMOVED R o P from colger of ;fifth and Wood to ...AIR STREET, In Phillip' new onlicling—tontines to prepare Plana and Specißeatlons of; and to Superintend the Erection of every description of Buildings. de2o:ly* A _FULTON, BE LL AND BRA S S Av FOUNDER, No. 70 BSC - OND street, Pittsburgh, Pa, Is prepared to famish to order CM/RCA ST.I3 AMBOAT, FACTORY AND OTIIRR BYLIB, • - Of all sizes, from 10 to 10,000 Ibs. CUM BELLS road° to order. STOP and GAUGE COCKS of all sizos, for Steamt.oata. MI FIKAr WATIM. purrp9, COUNTEf.' P.AILIENGS, and ovary variety of Bra Casting's 11.niohod 10 tho neatoot manner. _ . BA - .Brea ANITATTB: MON METAL; FITLTON'S PA TENT. METALLIC PACEING, for atom [ap23ly L OUGILRIDGE & MAXWELL, LIA,TMOTOLZPO3 OP Looking-Glasses, PL... , .ure Frames, and firuchAsi Lnd Dealers in Clocks, Rouse Furnishing, Goods, 50. &C. &C. no. 136 Wood street, above Fifth, Panama, PA. linh3dyi M.ltiac.hino Ikm'Aea =Zo to order EDUCATIONItb. St. Fran p is Academy for Boys, Emu, T ca - R - r; OP TIM. Y.II. I ,NCISCA:II BRAYmERS Loretto, Cambria. County, Pa. pH I S 'ENSTITUTIO' N, NATURATA,Y -- situated Ws Educational - purposes, affords all the in ducements that can he desired far a Catholic Ineltation. It is located In the most healthy and picturesque pardon of he Alleghenies, distant roar miles from Cresson Somtlon, the .firect mail route tatween .p ,, iladelphia and Pil.taburgh. The scholastic year commencing the first Monday in September, will close. the Ifith of July The Teams for Board,including a thorough English ficien tific Course, are 4:100 por annum. The Classic anc Modern Languages form an extra charge of go per annum. - aathing and ma of Bedding $lO. For farther panicalara apply to the snpertor of tho Acta"! demy. Borstrures can be mado to the Rt. Der. Dr. O'Comcoa. apo44p@ `.w Vincent's College and Seminary, taDER =a CARE OP TEE BENEDICTINE SATE:ERB, War Latrobe, Wetmoreland county, Pa. 11 INF cor.T,TIGE ARE TAUGIIT THH uscalbrar.ches of la' agliah Education. fa tin 'OSTINARY, the Classics, Mathematics, History, Blaetcrics, philosophy, etc., and the different branches of higher erudition noc6ssary . or - useful to those aspiring to Priasthood. The terms for Board and Tuition are $5O per year, to ika paid semiannually, strictly p. advance. .oerman and Preach and othcr languktes, Drawing, Paint ing and Nr. no extra cliargos,exccpting some ITIC•313:1* pensation for the IMO of instruments. Mediciae; WaShiag, Books, F.laUonery t etc., form artra eherges. For particalars apply to the blreatcr cf the College. The Collegiate year bt,gits on the let of and ends on the Id of July follatiMg. PATHRit G. B HUM, Diroctkx of the College. DE biUODS. ... 7 cletrenchF Retrencial AN° . r . a CRASII—IN PRICES I—Be ing determined to sell our fitock, though "the Times are Tight," we hare made rs . g,enersi. swete— ICEDUCED THE Elillll.ll brOOR To :dill lower pricce: is the time to buy .6 lon the ay.ortmout yet unbroken, and the Prices Down! Down!! ocV2B - .103. HORNE, 77 Market et•ect. 11111 E LAST CIIANGE IN FIG IRES.- Bortact Ribbons, worth 75 cents, at 82% or yard. do do do 62% a: 50 do do do do CO at Zi4 do do do do 3714' at 2-5 do JOSEPH HORNE, 77 Harizet Etreet. 11 , 1011 VELVET„TRIMMINGS, AT REDUCED .PRIORg. A choice a1,.. -, crtment on hand and for oalo aL tovlt 10RNE6', Zdarkot atm:- GENTLEMEN'S UNDER GARMENTS— Wool, silk, Meriao. and .110817 Calton Under Shi:ta and Drawera—rt fresh rupply rutaived of HORNEF, del9 ". 7 N:lrkat arbot. TqfVii Cenb per Pound Raduedon in-the .I.l_ Price of BRADLEY'a Buynis end ik•dilar3 =il4te furLisbel with BRAD.fir2,:.'d }24i17..T1N0 TAI:SS at re:lin:Von of Firs Cents prr po , Snd, by the bundle, inn': ihi3 date, Fur Dash. and o:Leh nab. JCS. HORNE, 27 Ilarltst Avant for the Mannant crer AIBROLDERIES.—Our excellent stock of .1.,1 French Ilmbrolderies, aad the low prices at which taey are marked, offers rero indncements to Mier+ wishing to pazcl.w the' atest styles. ii&ONEY 1 MONEY 1 I —PRICES MARK ED' DOWN. Ar4r:Great redaction in the price - of Znabrolderfes. Wo have gone carefitly over our handsome stock of EILENCII.WOREED COLLARS, ZNDEN. SLEEVES, MUSLIN BANDS, etc, etc. And ilzed the prizes to snit the Hard Tinaea. The Ladies =.3.7 rely on getting bargains at oct2 neisaue, 77 Market street, WE WILL SELL from the present time.nn comrnordy cheat) FOR. CASH. Ple&F9 call and azam lue our etc , ....k. C. HANSON LOVA octrd Formerly LoTo Bros., No. 74 3larket at. DRINTED FRENCH MERINOES, for 62 and 7.5 cent., worth $1 and $1425, the beat arwrtment it. the city.C. ELANSON LOVE, .. (formerly bore Brothme), do :4 Hark e! s'aest. BONNET VELVET.—Every varioq of Bon net material, Silks, Volute and Satins, for Bale at ETOTSNI:S. BLACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS.- A fa rzeorZnut, rosy cheap. tiAINZON LOVE, fo-=.5-.17 Lovo Brothers, No. 74 Itartct Wawa: 117 4 1 _17 . E1 Y EconoteiCal Purchaser of Drees Jue Goode, Shawl; niatles, kc.; *Geo Domestic and Sta ple Goads, will tad it to their advantage to call and exami oar Nen - Eta& rt fall and-Winter Dry Goode before pnrchas lug elac-ea,ro. 0. ILINSON LOVE, acila Vorinealylave •E);:o., No, 74 Market. at. QLIAWLS 1 SHAWLS I—Wool i Chenille, Broelas, at., both long and Nome, 024 very be in the city, at d. et very low prices for caah. C. FIANSOI3 LOVE. formerly Love Brae., 1:o. 71 Market etroot. DIQUE and MARSEILLES, Fleeoed, for mr. Biapcs.. A larga auorimerA de e, _ aEo. g WIIATEI & CO'S m 0 PRINTEKS.—The s^ahscriber has now on h.nd, and is dail receiving, from the annular, tuters, s hriv azzortment of Priater'e Stock. It. 'if Potter's Prater's Cards, from, No. 1 to 7, Satin China, Poreel.aiu Satin Enamelled, and colored. Card B.zrds, in aheeth ; ItleEreery's Celebrated calmed Izlzat . 6 Card Lay & Bros. " Now " FarnLeb. and Size; - Colored Printing Papers Pamphlet Cover Papers ; Glazed and Plated Papers, red, green and 501 cm ; .",iced-Etna (limed Papers, and a large ea:or:meat plain Note, Eotte.r, Cap, and Sado Post, blue and white. J. R. WELDIN, f 3 Wood street, near Fourth. lIOULO you ask me, should-you wonder, Valero - to buy your Shoes and Gaiters? . GA.tra9 for your itiot in springtime, Esort , with heels, and pretty .13USLINLS. F.2.X5:31 ` , ._lnTi2.3 for the summer, Potent Leather Gitive.g.ll Mocseinsi Where to bay fittetau ctt tp rud goof too; I clioeld answer, I Wunid tell you, Oo ante the P.P.uPLES' 2130 E STORE. To the Peoples' ()heap aloe atori , ' To the Store of DIYESNSACHES. apt No. 17 Fiilh street: 1 -j EW BEDFQ.RD SPERM CANDLES.- 1 he=w sosiorted[ll9,3, 4'e, 5'3 and Vs, Sperm Candleo on hand. and and foraalo by lan :Q . CA PS )0 1000 boxes 'Coen IS., 2D. and 3 Ib, harp. 000 " No. 1-Palm !b., 2 lb. and BD. Gars. " Cberrals.4l Olive t>aap, in D. 230 " Olofne IJmble a 250 " German f6r . c* caltio " in 3 A. • a pure " in I Z.. On nd and for raid by_ jail R. C. 8A1TY.2.11. UM, ISUFFALO, CALF AND CLOTH. oVERztIOES, °feral lot; ar; ',The peoples' Ehaa Store t " N 0,17 girth stmt, uoar Market. kas DILI , MNBACILEII lc CO. ON" $750 FOR A TWO STORY lionsa, of four roo=2, with lot of groand 'X feet front on Monterey stro.et, Allegheny city, 13,110 deep to an alley. Term!, $41.13 In hand, halunce at one, two uud three yearis, Sorg nom --- Market street. -: - QUFFALO SU - OEB.—A , 17:tiele of Gents' find Ladies Buffalo Or 5. - ota_•,:. Grate' Calf Ovor Eluxr, at tho'i , eeplo's Shoe Btoro, No.ll fifth Ith'vet, near3larket. - WM% Bi. CARS. SO.DA.-100 kegs, .just rfogived and for ra!e by • ray2l B. L. FATIEW.Mg& CIO. JOSEPH no - fan. 77 EA' rket 'trout. 11. C. & .7. IL ELLOWYER. - -DTPTENPACEIBR -GROCERS. WM. .... ...JOS. A. HUNTER. IV3I. IL MATH & CO., WII.OIE - SALE GROCERS, 118 Secpbet.t. 147 First ste., m:26 przoimEtnwri, PA. EMIALEL, Itir CO., OLESALE - GROCERS9 1 .1.8 20 Wood Street, mrlr) rirrsßpactEt. ...........C. W. Inacrtsce4;Pinsbli MILLER & RICKETSON, WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND IDIPORTERS.O.F • . - BRANDIES, WIN - ESSEtIAR S. Nos. 221 and 223, lOoiner Oi.i,dl;rty and Stroots; AND SOLE ' AGENT3 2011 Swearer's Cify , Glass, PITTSBURGH, PA. IRON, NAILS, COTTON YARNS, .AO., Iso., CONSTANTLY ON NAND. mr2 DAVID eC1AN1)113;.... ..WP-11Alt !MIS .II A. COMM M Y CANDLEASS, MEANS & CO., • 1 mocrzsora To cam a m'aminia3,l WHOLESALE. gROCERS DLAIJOIN IN IRON, NAILS, GT;tIRS, COTTON YARNS, ISSD PITT.9111:01GIE IrIAXIIIPAOTTIESIS GE3farlinLY, Corner of Wood and Water erects, fol6ly rrrisstruan, Ps. FORWARDING AND MBIBSION. .7 %IBS ,COLILIENS Forwarding and Gnmnission Merchants, myna-Toss OY C °Hinny Pittsbiirgli; IttiadviLle Halo CANAL Nos. 114 AHD 115 IVArars.:syiti:.- PETISBI7II2II, PA. iLIMIDDES, LIAGEN & € OO, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION rII2II6.OIIANT,S t No. (1,0 13 0A1104.11 ' sr.; CINC9:IS6SATI, o.[Jy29 Jolla L. L373OU—. ILu.coLA Lizs— JOSEPH 5, LEECH. &C' )., Nos.,fP.-12 and 44 . Liberty st 2ITTSBITEGH, WHOZESztiffeN GROCERS, AND COMITISpION MERCHANTS, Dvi,Txp9 fl FLOUR AND. BACON, TIN PLATE AND TINKERS' B=l, AND PITTSBtAIGII riAIitIVACTL WES. AVALFIN GENERAL C•OMi'MISBION FORWA4DUiG MERCHANTS, Lavas rud Waghliagton AverAue, YAlti DOT Tr; :CITY, K A N . BAS NE itRITO.RY. • _ .Banaiscza.-,7oze - pit ':. P. Loodi, ! . , Ei en ,tAybzugh Lierchawa 03m:rely.. • Jyll:7CE.ivr J. - D 1 - 10USENIAN . AN, (LATE OP HOUSEMAN & SMETH,) COMMISSION AND FORWARDING FrIERC-kakriTS, no. 0 Z. Second 4reetp apB,3m ST- LOUIS, MISSOURL Outs. llrareinm, 0. J. not -Lri,c, Joni Wzaarri numphreo, goffmo i Wright, FLOUR FA TORS, . P 71,00030 El AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 75 NORTH WILVAITES AND 155 Nolan WATER BT., Above Vino Strcet, PHILADELPHIA. REFER TO Conrad, Thompson k Co., Thompson, Clark & Yorw, liter, Price k Co., Caleb Cope k Co, Barcroft, Beaver & Co*, Canby, Neville k linghes, M. Lewis, Cashier F. and M. Bank, Jos. G. Mitchell, Cashier M srch's Bank. " Morris L - Hallowell' it Co, .., Ilicentehoon & Collins ' II John IlL.fferntiedy - k Co., ' ,i Itaignel k CD, -, '- -.- -- ii Pickort, - Matheivs &Co., Maysville, Icy. ShrewebarYgt Pric9, -- Madison, Ind W. IL Langley& Bons, Gallipolls, Ohio. Lawrence& Mathias,' Lor.liville, OhlOl A. D. BalioCk & Co., ' Cincinnati, Ohio, W. Lloimes & Co., Pillshurgh, Pa. Bagaley, Cosgrove & Co., r.orlSilyB LLBEIIS L. WEBB. BZOERE IN WEBB. 1" A. L. WEBB & BRO. (SticePAlora to Elam Wane,) GENERAL COYArr SSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS u Fey. TIM BALT:. OF - DUPONT'S POWDEE AND SAFETY FUSE, Corner Pratt and Commerce streets, BALTIMORE, Receive Con Consignment all kinds of Western Produce, and make advances thereon. REPEZENOE Geo. W. Smith et Co., W. H. Smith it Co, W. H. Garrard, tinier B Elcaetson. mr4:3t-a-w-6m • Ejf ENRY H. COLT•TNS, Forwarding and Commitsion Merchant, and wholesale dealer In FISM, OBILESE, BUTTER, SMIIIIB did PRODUCE generally, No. 1.3 Wood street, Plttabnigh. mord GI, A SSWARE. •LLTLID IL GU-LIM 11.02.0 AS nonampOlit. EDWATZ DITEELMGIII .../11LIRT L. P.I2IGWALT. CURLING, ROBERTSON eo CO., Mann factarens of Cut, Prossod and Plain Elint GLABSWAII2, warehouse No. 17 Wood street, corner of Front, Fittaburgh. Aar All other kinds of Glassware and Window Glass, I low Market prime. apll:dly JAMES X. LIDLL! .JOBll2ll .7.IILALL T EDTAR, & ULAM , Successors to Mulvan"! _Aaj a Lathe, Inantzfacturers of Cut, MoUlded and Plain efilat and fancy Colored GLASSWARE, and dealers in all kinds of Window Glass, Flasi, Vials and Bottles. Ware. house corner of lAwhot and Water streets, Pittsbugh. . WINES AND LIQUORS. ZOEN Swum & cos, vrztormut DVAT "P 9 IN WINES AND LIQUORS, AND RECTIFYING DISTILLERS, so. ly Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. A 15748 On hand, Wines, Brandies, Gins, Monongahela and Rectified Whistics—also, Blackberry,. Wild Choke, Raspbeiry, 'tad Ginger &audios. fard. 4 4:ll L. niN4la 11. %TRYID3. FEVILIN & KENNEDY, Wholesale Wine and Liquor Merchants and Rectifying Distiller!, No. Lei iiinithllold street, Pitteaurgh, Pa. - ap3Gy - - - -= DRY APPLES.-50 bbla. bright Dry Ap plea, received end for sale, by ap3 LUINBY. GOWNS APPLES.-15 bbb3. choice Apple reccdved and for axle by aPS IMMIX IL COLLINS. '0 HANS.-20 bbls. small ;White Beans, just Ai. roc:siva:l and for tale by 101+7RY IL COLLINS. SEED.-10 a reo'd and for ja. sale Ly 3 ) gENRY 11. COLE&S. MEW WALL PAPERS CHEAP.--Still _LN, they come. W. I.:At ARSIIALL k CO, 1;3 S 7 Wood amt. T — i b rEiVir GOODS FOR SPRING SA.LES.— .114 Vio are duly receiving from our own and Eastern !notaries, odditbas to oar stock, which consists in part of Floor pa Cloths, Carriage Oil Cloths, rnroltare 011 • Table Ol Clotta, Crash Oil Cloths, 'bninqudent Cil Cloths, Mransparont Window Shades, End liollands, and Shade Trimmings Merchants, Housekeepers, and others, cognizing any goods in our line, are invited to call and examine the stock, and judge for themselvea in regard to the quality and prices. J. Zs H. PiIILLIPS, . Igo]. al and 29 St. Moir street. DINE APPLES.-500 received this day and for; sale by AMMER ANDERSON, N 0.89 Wood street, vs= °waltz St. Merles TioteL fIASEXT BOARDS—For Packing Joints, sold by TM JOIDISTOX a 00; t.)717 Paw Perla?. 57.144n4 One., jplSu.--.150 pkgs. Whit Fish,• Trout,' Sal rcc:,, etc. 14 71 EMMY COLLINK ---100 barrels fresh Limo ,just reed riaral lIENEY H. cIOLTZus. NEtif -fops of various patterns ' for calo by LEI - 11. H. COLLIN S. OBACCO AND_ CIGAR.S.—A hageassort =up favorito brands, on Landand formate by • mel.B - 118 Socond, and 147 First atrixila.; nbor4E,w. R. c 017 1 g I It t ,/ Chive - a - read7eG fad far Mtn11 " 11041307 4.? 0-.Wgralk DOLLAR. SAVING'S SANE, _ Ave. FmarprEtreet MIDDLE 80011, JOItEe NEM BUILDIIIO. fIPEN DAILY, from 2 to 2 o'clock; also, v,„) , on Wednesday isnd,fiaturday evenings, from May Ist to November Ist, from 7 t 0.9 o'cicrar; and from November let to flay Ist, from 6 to 8 o'clock. Depeslts-rocza.lieLot all sums not Ices than Ons DeMsr., and a dividend ofike profits declared twice a year, in June and December. -.lnterest was declared at the rate of six per cent. per trunbrfo;oullie first of December, 185 G; also in Juno and December, 1854 and in'Jiane and - Decianbm-, 1857.. Interest, If not drawn out, is placed -to the credit of the depositor as principal, and bears the same interest from the first days of &toe and Receraber, compounding twice a year without troubling thetdefehitor to call'er-nveri to present his pans book: At this rate, money will double in less than twelve years, making in the - oggregate EIGHT em 07.7Z-ELIIS PEZ C=7.... 6 YEA-3. Books' containing the Charter, By-Laws, Dales and Peßn lotions, furnished - gra. tis - , on application at the ocice. Preadditrit-..GR`ORGIZ HopoWell Hephnin, John 11. Shoenbargar,, James Ehidle, ',N. Grattan Murphy, Alexander Bradley, Isaac EI. Pennock, Robert Robb, James D. Holly, - William S. Lovely, James Ifordman,. Hill Bargain, John S Demure, MtUnts.3, Witham J..Andermn, Jams W. Hallman, John G. Backofcn, Cherie, Heap, Albert Culberteon, P. A. Madeira, John B. Canfield, John 11. Me!ier, J. Gardiner Coffin, Walter F. Marehail, Alonzo A. Carrier, Wilson Miller. David Campbell. A. M. Pollock, Id. D. Charlea:A. Colton, Henry L. liingwalt, William Dougleas, John M. Sawyer, Francis Felix, George S. Belden, George F. Gillinore, Alexander Tindie. James S. noon, Tbeolald Embstaetter, William B. Haven, George R. White, Secrdantand Tiv-qtsrer—CHAll. A. COLTON. ife3 BANK OF lOWA. A. J. STEVENS & CO., DESMOINES, ICrwA. CIOLTY,CTIONS MADE and promptzJ mitted.. LANDS sole ted and locates. Cap: taliate wishing to mako investments in the West, can do so through this house. Oorrespondonco solicited. [rnr2.l.ssm AINTI3I LOOMIS Taos. D. LOO=3. A lISTIN LOOMIS & CO., Dealers in ja,. Promissory Notec,ißonds, Mortgagee, and all Securitien for Money. Money Loaned on Checks at short dates, with collateral security. NOTES .AND DRAM'S BOUGIE! AND SOLD. Perrone denirnag Loam; can be accommodated on reasons blo terms, and capitalists can be farniehed - with good social ties at reranncrativo prices. Also, attend to tho ale,- Rentir_g and Loosing of Rea Estate. Office, No. 92 POUR= street, above Wood. 10.. Ars= LOOLITb, Notary Pr.blic. cal.;.1•• .sr HOLIVMS SONS, Bankers and Ex- IA * thing's Brokdre, and Dealers In Notes,Drafts, Accept. ancea, Gold, Silver and Bank Notes. Exchange en the ern and ffester.ri Cities constantly for sale. Collections made in all the cities throughout-4e Unt cod States. th3poe.ts recelFed to par funds or curreitti:epor, No. 137 Marta strrot, between Third and Voarth 11HOMA8'"11•OODS, Otimmeroial B doer; and Dealer in Noti , o, Bowie, iatotlia, &vat kidint , , oc., N 0.74 fourth street, fitraburet, Pa. je,115. ORN WOODS, BANKER. AND EXCIIANGE Dealer In Exchange, Commercial and Bank Nytes. ticock bought and sold-on commikeion. Collections carefully attended to. Intereat paid on Delimits. Yo. 87 JONES' w BUILDING, Fourth ctract. jeao ..3061ra a. Lana 632, By the President of the United States. TN pursuance of law, I, JAMES BET- A OBANAN, President of the United States of America, du hereby declare and make known that public Wee will be held at the undermentioned laud offices in the TERRITORY oF NEBRAIISA, at Eno periods hereinafter designated, to wit: At the Laud office at 11110WhiSViLdLob, commencing ou blandly, the cza day of Seigember next, for the diuyosal of the public lands within the lb:lowing named totrushipe, Lk of the Lam line and east et' the sixth principal That part of township one outbid() of the Sac and Fox, and fait Breed, Nein&lut reservation, range 17. That part of townsidpr 1,2, 3, wail, .1 outside of the Sac and For, and Half Breed, Nemaba reservation, and frac tional townships 5 and 0, of range 10. That part of township ens 01.Itelid0 of tho Sao and Iroz. reservation; township 2, the parts of townships 3, 4. and outside of. the Half Breed, fremaha reservation ; and frac, tional township 6, of range 15. That part of township one outside of tho Sac and Fox re, servation • towuchlpi 2, 3,and 4; that part of township 6 outside ot ! the Half Breed, reservation, and town sh!p 6, of range 14. Townships 1,2, 3,4, 5, and 0, of range 13. Townships 1,2, 3,4, 6 and 6, of raciLo 12. Townships 1,2, 3,4, 6, and 6, of range 11. Townships 1,2, 3,4, 5, and 6, of range 10. Townships 1,2, 8,4, 6, and 6, of range 0. At the land o3lco at i2.I.IBILAZKA OLVY, commencing on Monday, the six:h day of September next, for the aimposal of the public Lucie within the following named towiustilpe, viz:- North of tae bate line and put of the sixth prinr.:pa Fractional townships 7 and 8, of range 15. Township 7, and fractional townships 8,9, 10, 11, and 12, cf range 14. Townships 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, 9, 9,10, and 11, and fractional township 12, of range 11. Townships 7,8, 9, 10, and 11, and fractional townships 12, 13, and 14, of range 10. Townships 7,8, and 13, and fractional townships 14, 15, and 16, of range ' At the land. offico of OMAHA CITY, commencing on Monday, the sixth day of September next, for the disposal of the public lands within the following named townships, viz:- Philacl64thia. North of the base line ancl . east of th; sixth principal Fractionai townships 1.3,14, 15, and 16, of range 14. Fractional townships 13, 14, 15, 16, and 17, of range 13. Fractional towneWps 12, and hi, townships 14, 16, and 16, and tractional townships 17, IS, 16, and 20, of *range 12. Fractional township 12, townships 13, 14, 16, 18, 17, and 18, and fractional townalupe 19 and 20, of range IL iractionallownships 12;13# and 14, and townships 15,16, 17, IE4 19, and '2o,'of range 10. Fractional townships 14, 15, and 16, and townships 17, 18, 19, and 20, of range O. Isinds appropria;e4l by law for the use of schools, military, and other purposes, will be excluded from the sales. The offering of the aboTe lands will be commenced on the days appointed, and will proceed in the order in which they are advertised, until the wools shall bare boon oared, and the sales thus : closed ; but no sale shall be kept, open longer than two weeks, and no private: entry of any of the lands will be admittea until after the expiration of the two weeks. Given -under my hand, at the city of Washlis - grim, this thirtieth day of March, Anno Domini ono thousand sight hundred and filly-eight. JAIILIIS BUCHANAN. By the Pres' tent: Tuoe. A. n.ENDHICLES, Commissioner of the General Land Ofllco NOTION TO PRE-ESIPTION CLAIMANTS Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption to any of the lands within the townships and parts of townships above enumerated is required to establish the same to tto satisfiction of the register and receiver of the proper laud offlee, and snakepayinant therefor as soon as practicable after seeing this no:ire, and before the day appointed for„the corn• mencement of the public sale of the lands ombracind the tract claimed, otherwiee such claim Win be forfeited. -THOS. A., ILENDRICEZ, ap23:3md Commissioner of the General Lan Office. lthjAPS.—A large assortment of Pocket ANL. Maps for 1858, ceinprfeing Sectional and Township &Ko f f Pennsylvan,a, Ohio, Indiana, Illinoid, lowa, Alia. BO L Nebraskas, Nobrasa and Minnesota , on hand and for solo. W. S. HAVEN, Nom. 31, 83 and 35 Market. stroet. REEN, MARSHA LL AND BOONE G Counties, lowa—valuable lands in these counties, for Oille by S. OUTlll3lif3'll A &3N. OD FISH —lO drums extra large and fine, for sale by WM. B. SAIITa t CO., inr2B 118 Second, and 147 First streets. R ICE. -1.0 tierces prime, for sale by 1.1. SMITH CO., mr23 118 second, and 10 Pint streets QUI - JAR-50 hhds. prime N. O. Sugar, just NJ reed and tar sae by WM. EL FLIIITEI 412 CO., E'-'rrril. owl In Hil9t ,tTo.pta. 1 COFFIO,--5t,0 bags, good to choice, Rio Ootfee, In store and for E'i.o by mylB VIILL9II k ItICKETBOI,I. J0DA...15 kegs Bi. (Jail). Soda, just re ; ceivod, and for Est° by tnyl9 MILLER BIORET:3017. A 'VOICE FROM OHIO. Bt:Tram, April 12, 125 a. mem Herr :—Ayro's Worm Confections are taking tine. ly. Three of our physicians use thorn in their practice. Send us another gross by elpreas. ROBIN/SON A LOCH. Compounded and for mile at the corner of Wood and Math street& Pittnhurtih• mylßalav j EMONS.-100 boxes Palermo Lemons, ..114 just ieoelacd and for sale by RHYMER & ANDERSON, No, 3D Wood attest, myyr Opposite St. Clutrica Hotel. 2.00 doz. Lemon Syrnp; 10 •• Strawberry Syrgp; 6 a Pine apple 5 " Eaaphotry dart received and for sale by '. ItRISPRII & ANDERSON, No. 89 Wood street, Oppoelte the St. Charier' Hotel. STONE WATER PIPE.- 4.00 yards 0 inch; 800 " •4• " 800 " 8 " 400 " 2 Received and Ovalle by [je3] 1311NRY 11. OOLLIN2, -MEW BOOKS 1 NEW BOOKS! 1- Mary Derwant, by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens; Tile Jealous Wife, by Miss Pardee. For sale by R. A. LCIOMD3, Publishers' Agent, Post Hallam, 41 Fifth street RAPPING PAPERS.---1000reams sorted sizes, straw and rag wrapping; for, sale by' WM. Q. JOTIN6TON CO,_ -- r 9 Paver Dealers, id Wood.eireet. OOPYING PRESSES, Copying:: Books, Braahia, .Papor, for Edo by W. S. HAVEN, mr24 eon* Market and r•omizid ats. - VINE FLOUR. 20 i.bbis. Fine '-Flour in atoro, and for solo by IIoWLNDLESS, MEANS & 00., fan • Ocn-por of 'Wood and Water street'. BROOMS. -1,00 doz. Extra CarpttlOorn Brooms on toad and for sal° by a IJ, & J. IL BEIVIER. • 0 in South ittsburgh, fo • 8, CUTHBERT & WE; Bab) by - jean . . ' ANFORD'S INVIGORATOR.-10 gross PP' for =4lO _ B. A. P.AIUMEVAX/11 & OD, . 410f&ST WzAzz!.4 BANKS. BY AUTHORITY. :~,- ~.:. __t,,: .. meridian meridian me.riV2im RAILROADS. i RABLICOAD NOTIcs t The Pittsb , h ) Ft. Wayne lir, Chicago Fa7-25X. RAIL R, , ,D - AJL GOiITPAN3 , VATITII ITS AMPLE -ROLLING STOOK Y V einiirtnopt,anl its t rpngli enalieotiOna,is pre pared to transport Passengers cud kreight from PIILLA. DELPICIA and PITT. SBURGEI to CDICAGO, StisODIS, IN DIANAPOLIS, CINCINNATI, and all places 17.:et, Wad south west, with n great degree of regularity and expedition. The fact that this Road terms a direct and col adidated lino between Pittsburgh and Chicago, is 3, Eillißcint guar antee that its Trains will make good time, and cour.ections with Trains on other Lead. ON AND AITEh MONDAY MAY 10th, 1858, tSie Trains on this road Will leave the UNION DEPLYP, liqtabursh, daily, (Sundays excepted, as follows: r I PASSENGER TRAINS LIAYE Pittsburgh. Crestline. Ft. Wayne. H. Mail, 7:50 d. ti. 7:07 P.M First Aixrreas,.. ...... 2:40 A. 11. 10:00 P.M 5:00 P. M. Second " 2:1 iP. 51. I 10:23 P.M 4:50 A. AL &EACH CIIICAG4I—Eirat Liipresa, at 7:00 A. Id 4 second E.rprees at 10) P. M. REAM 01, CLN NATl—First Express 5:20 P. •• &multi Express 7 . 25 e. ItEAC , I sT. LOUlE—First Et.preile, 5:00 5. U-; econd Ex. prcan 412. P. Lt. clue cor,,ao.t.ior.sN.lltua Caiai:Ta bus, Cincinnati, indianapo'.ii and St. I.,,nis; airp at Bart V . ''"Yo with Trains pn l'intash and Vl' catp.ra Railroad for Lafayette. Coutral ilduota and et.l.-mik; al , o, at Porevt OW; 'Grains 0a.t.13x, 1:-, and Lima with Trairat c-r 4 Dayton mid 'Michigan Rai:rc.akt RETURNII , iO.S _ - - Pruitt Chicago. Ft.lhayue. I (Jr.:atilt:a. 'firr.PNlA.'d U. B. 1ia11,..10,t:0 P.M. 6:2.0 A. M. 12:10 P.M. I 8.62 P. n 1 Ist lapress, e,3OA. M. 2.-00 P. M.. 9:12 P.= I 6:10 All 2d A-31 1:15 P. 'V These Trains make more connections :with Trairis fur I LLI adeiphia, Baltimore New York and Boston. Trains from St. Louis, Indian ripolir, Cincinnati and Colors bno make close connections at Crestlino with all returniQe : Trains. At Fort Wayne, Trains from St_ Lenin. Qentrallkß. nein, Lafayette, and intermediate places, conneaCWlth at we) Trains. At Forest, connections are made with. Trains to'and from Ilincinnati, Springfield and Dayton. Th 4. U. d. Mad from Pittsburgh to Creetlinc, being a train for local boos uess, id overtiseti by the Spend rspre us. ACCOMMODATION TItAINI3---lelve Now Brighton for Pittsburgh, at flall A.. Id.. 12225 P. ht. fax.ss , Pita burgh for New Erighttal at 9:30 A. 11. and L:00 I'. M. B.AUCIAGE 011.ECIEED nod no charge for handling. Travelers or porscua intending tr purchase tickets In Pitt+ burgh for the Weal., will bear us mind that the only Agent authorized by the 9., F. IV. A C. N. 11-: C. a P.,11. R., and Steubenville and Indiana Railroad Companies, Id (CORD C PARKIN, at the Union /diet (Alice, Conr,eckd with F. t ranotiger Doput, Corn,: Liberty and /141,..pt 13AGGACIE will not bc , checl:pd fur pa u purclimung tickota at any other !Aiwa in thisrbay. TO C0E111E1:011 urn} MONDAY, May 10th, dnd continue until further notice. • S. J. 110LIETON, Gun. Paadr. and Fr't. Ag't. L. W. .tiligB, Pr -4.'r. Agoat, Chicago. .I‘,B. IL 31{,O1tkl. 3nD•rint<item. VVESTEEN ROUVE, TO CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,' nr—IST. LOUIS VIA PITTSBURGH, PT WAIL'S and (111ICA00, .f .7 A AND CINCINNATI, LIALLEL•TUNLI , DAYTIKi ISAILROA DELAVIAPY OUT-OPP Distc-I,x only sn mt . ::: ft 001. Pi:tan:re:it to Ciwitinab %MILS LINE is composed of Roads of the Firet els,sß, and is located tlirougli a beautiful and bighly cultivated portion of the State. Direct connection is made at eincinnal with the Ohio and Micalaslppi Railroad, (the tracks of the U. U. it D. A 0. E; Roc/Is, being connected, for Louis tiiio, Evansville, EL Louis, Vicksburg, N(lv, Orleans. Conuectlon ca :a1,3 at St. r.Yabil with the Pacific ItaGroad and Missouri Dater Packets, for , HANSAS ANTI NEBRASKL, Aud all i.ointa V7cdi. Aida connects n th.L;naLa'.l with lisntucky Ltntral IL 8., far Loz.ntton, bniaTll a, Frankfort and 411 Faints in Control Lisuracity. Trains leave Penn street b..anon Y-3 fen 4. 7 ,6 ;Jaen •h;in Ciicinnati with 3 : 3 0 ;Icing at 111. Passatigar Train. ar -1 .15 - 1Y riving Crag Tins at 10:00 1 -• } A. H., Cl.n. E. 740 Y. H. 'GS. BAGGAGE 01111,CEED TEIROuGIIt —e; “,c1). Faro Itol,cw as e..E:Vlotrar 11,Gzate Fur all inform...tic:l and Through uppky at the Ticket Ut come: Seohougale.3lB aULL4I., or et i'eaa utrGet t3t.:pon. Pc.s.eugLra dur.irouil uI gdug wta routz csk - for Titkas Via Dclawaro Cut-Orf. J. 11. It10;114:, Supt. P. .ft. W. t C. P. It, DAN'L IdcLAIIEN, Sapt.:o- 11. ri D. IL IL The Cleveland, Pilishurgh and Wheeling nalaroatli AND Pittsburgh, Coiumbus Cinekanat II AILROAD Closing° of Tirjrne. • i ON AND AFTEII MONDAY, MAY 10Ta; 1858, Traina will Whit° the Depot of the , l'elai3.lylvan4 Central Railroad ua fodurfti:— 6:45 Fo r CLEVELAND, BUFFALO,; ThaSolT, ..!. it. . 0110100 AND I..if: *MT. W11...X.L.12i3 AND ZAICISY,II.I2- rOe CLICVSLANP, TOLEDO i„ DRIT.OIT, • l' 2:35 P. M. - Tl t ra " tr . :t 4 c 4 u p oi Tat leettl ‘r . 45 tLoTelanil, di°ILI llutruit lino of inc , ana'erS. . . , 4: 00 P . N . l Li k , : t o u r ALI. WAY STATIONS Illi VIZ 1.1w42, 1 3 1FLeugura deslrtng to go to Chh:ago, or pOintn bey4l Chicago, via Ciovelauci, anal cak for. tickutu via eluvelarld PITTSBURGH, COLUMBUS A IV7) CL7CIHI , I ITI (ilia 5 TEUBENVILLZ,) R.IILIL OA D CUANGE uN T1.111.1.—0n and after MONDAY, the 106, of Ythy, 1818, Trains will leave the Depot of teo roonsylva nin Central Railroad, as fallows:— .kor DATTON, 3 , :00 A. M. LoulevnA4,, Caiao, jj PM AND tLW I:JILL:N.:. F.?Tt GINCINNATI :AND ST.. LOUIE, and ALL 2:35 p b. m . POINTS 8OUT:1141ND ! Through to Cincinnati without cliahge of oars. Pancongeza desiring to go to Columbus, Cincinnati, etc., or any pbiots beyond Co:ninth:is v a Steubenville, must iak for tickets via Steubenville. !JAMES NOMEIt, Superintendent C., P.. 4 W. it, W. W. .S.ViLEY, Superintendent P.,ti. it. 4. PITTSBURGH & COPiABLLSVILLE R A 0 A D. 111 1 N and after Monday, the 10th 1n at. Nse enger Trains will bo ruu daily, (except Eandays.,)from the Pennsylvania Railroad rallonear Depot, as follows:- 51AB Train loaves Pittsbnr,,h 1100 A. 11.1 - Express Train leaven Piktelourgh ...... • narUntriSia: Mail Tra a leaves ROO A. Exprem Zan) a. n Arriving at Pittsburei 8:45 s. TiCkets to be had at Pounsylvania Railroad Ticket (Mee. Malt Trait' connect: at Connellsville with Daiatiug Poaches for Uniontown, Frostburg, Cumbe:land, eco a i and at West Newton with Conches for illt. Pleasant, boat set. Berlin, etc. ' Priaights to and from Pittsburgh and Stati2ts on 'Pitts burgh and Connellsvillo Railroad, sill be received anti do ? livered tin Pittsburgh, at the 41Esidnin Depot," opphsitd "Duquesne Depot." Excepting each as Pig iron, 'Anther, Steno, etc., which will be loaded br uwoadtal let 0144 . De pot, or at the canal Depot, as May bearrangOiwith FOight Agent, Pennsylvania Railroad, at Pittsburgh, BLAOKSI.I)NIi, Suet. Trisoportntion Department P. it 0. R. It., t Connelladilo, May 6th, 1858. Bow Route via, itivor and Rails ad. Ma I Indio-44011s CillitleLltrti it afirbad riONNECTING AT INDIANAPOLISIwith. , k,/ Terrell:into, and Terra Plante and Alton lcaltrzzda,, to'nt Lunia and Lafayette and Indiaaapolia, New Albany and ,6aleai, and Michigan Caatral Bowls lot Oflf9 WtJ nuoy. BLAND, BIJAWIGDAM, and all futer4oglia4 Through Freight Train to ISLILINAFOLLS ; T 1310211 L.A.VAYLT.Tii, and PFAU. Freight curried from Cline r had or Laterenucbitr. , In lees time ttum any other route by 1 hears, and afas ramp. The Only road by which chipraente can be made Irina of n .6a4ta to the Woe, without breuiting - bulk. Ounsiyprnoata made to 3. Li (311.12.0N11, Agent at Cincin nati;-et, W. U. CUTI:I.I.ItI, Agent at Lawrenceburg, will recolve prompt attention, and' no charge fur coati:M.sAm ; no °Uri/afar dravade or COCatii..Tr:4l3 Ca Lacreitc.cfr-rpg. For further intormatiLayapPly to TM:WAS ItATTIGIAII, (N 0.16 Water street,) Agentlef the oemietny, who ly pr e. Vol to give TIIIIOII2I/ azcrins to Indiacapoilf, Terre Hau e, Lafayette ' Chicago; I:frn, Cr cor.- - aetle, Or to nwinido aiilcy Charlean,Paric, and oltoon. , li. 0. LOllO, I'xceldctit. JNO. d. 0130,,T,3, anal Freight Agent. , mei F U RNLI IJR,E. MILLIKEN & CO. have on hind, at a tlitrir entendre CIABLNk.T fual 0116.1.11 AI4I , II.TFACI. 11X, d N. at :Initial/aid area, a large asmortm6nt pf Fancy lain Bar Ware which tiny w il l atsl.l 16 p..n. * w at. loiter au 4 .2.. than coatoniary rates. Tonna, cadk 6111 - , [,'-';'":7'Y W 0 - ODWELI.2_ FURNITUIU AND Ititoletain and Retail, embracing Ever} atylo of Pnra4nre, in ne.,wirood, Walnut, Hllll.OlB for Ptah" (r. , ....l=briS and Dining itoomtj equal to any in Now York or rintodelidda, and et tower pYinn. Beery article mode by band, and niarmuted. eabinier4icern sup plied with any quantity of PrTIL iITI IBS and (11.14 Din, on reasonable tteznia. Hotels and ttermixynta ...criditlied at the aborteat rztll,ll3. Nicscrun=4 New. 77 and 79 Ti3l9-D EL-eet, Pittsburgh, Pe. TA.RCIL-2,50 bas Roohestor PoOStarph, re:Awl ard for , Trio ty• TUN 1. 1 .7 EL CDPINg. B ANANAS.—First of the Ecasondust reived by exprcsa and for onto by, IatYPIRP. ANDERSON, No.p9 Wo9d:Oreot. OppoitorEir. Mk 41143 Ibatel. Do OLL BUTTER-2. bbis. Fresh Roßatter Do reedy:4 dud for sala JAB- E ki, Z ED"_:.. 12 0.2 - . .Ccrvor Market =al e, DRIDITINO executed in the light,lletyle of art, and at r:Asorabla prices, Dy •J. Ti. wainitt - Bookaallar sad 9 , fn tfoacr, Wcod etrept, ncar ?mutt). BEnt ORD §P I CAN- 11, LES. - .6.1 :A boxes adsorb:deck, fa, Ws add fea,446lCandlos os hand and for aids by _ 8..¢. a 4. IL E 14 ,F 1 11 1 ". ,* V, UFF'b 1300K-KKKEING, .1 314 ."'• ane Duncan'snystim of rennmashif sale Itv 'Cahn' Liarket aiDd Secdrxf A WNINg RODS-71 set Aus- Beal by OM); =TRY U. , , i ; RAILI OAD sti S. gunetmer Arrangemant. ON AND MITER MONDAY, JULY 5 PENNBy - L, VANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD 4.70 4 , 10 M 4l4 nro • ERGIIT THE HAIL TRAIN leavpallio Pauenger Station every inorning,i(lacept Sunday,) at 6:00 o'clock, Pittsburgh time, arriving inyht wielphia at 11:30 P. M. THIS 141ST LINE Daily, except Sunday, at1.:25 P. u., ar riving inPhiladelphia at t o'clOCA A. Mould stopping only at principal stations. TILD EN PRESS TRAIN leaves the . Station every evening at 9:50 o'clock. Stopping only at Greensburg, Latrobe, Johns town, Whitacre, 4EllllitZia, Altoona,- .lcc.,'connecting at Har risburg with the Train direct for 13altituore, and arriving in Philadelphia or Baltimore at L• 013 o'clititk, P. IL 77 ACCOMMODATION MAINS TICE JOHNSTOWN' ACCO3LMODAT.ION:7IIAtN leaves daily (except Sunday,) at &60 o'clock, P.M. Stopping at all stations, and running as far as Conem.angli. FIRST AcOO2,ImODATON TRAIN --fOr Trirtle Crock Bridge leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 10:40, A. M. SECOND ACCOMMODATION TJIALN fur Turtle Creek, Loaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 4.20 Pali ACCOMMODATION- TRAIN for Turtle Creek, leaven daily, (except Sunday,) at Ge2o, P. AL RETIIRNING TRAINS arrive in Pittsburgh as follows: Ezpreia,l:4s, P. N.; Mall„.110 A. st.; Fah' I.in e L 25 A.'st; Johns town Areorcracdatiba, 11:11) A. st.; Fitat 'Artie Crook Accom modutioa, M:;; N.; Second Accommodation, 12:40i.P. en; Third Alcounacdatiou, P. u. eTraititi fur Blairsvillo and Indiana' connect at Blairtryille Intersection with mall train East,'Elpress train West, and the Johnstown accomcdation train Haat and West. - • P4TTSBURGII. AND COIiNELLSVITLE TRAINS,. Stoppling at all Statione on the Pitt:lbn* mid' Connell's. villa BOA leave daily, (Sunday except&d i )'ae foRolm:- A N. EXPEEtiO_TRAIN iIi., , TBRITTNO TRAINS frOm Pittsburgh and Connellaville Road, arrive. at Pittsbargh; 8:461.1r. andli:lo P. B. oa,, The traveling public will dad it greatly to their in Wrest, in going East or West, to travel by the Pennsylvania Railroad, as the axonimodritions now offered cannot be . Bur passed on any other rotate. As the Road is ballasted with qtone, and is entirely free from dust, we can promise safety, speed and comfort to all who mav favor this. Road with their patronme. _ —PARR; To Nelvt York l To 231 timore.. , Philadelphia. 10,00 " Lanthster.. To Harrisburg, $7.40. Baggage chocked to all Stations on the Pennsylvania Reit road, aid to Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York. Pas ougers purchasing ticke:sin oars, will be charged ten musts io addition to the Station ratan, except from Stations where the Company twine Agent. NOTICE.—In caze of loss, the Company will hold them selrec rmponsible for personal baggage only, and for an amount not exceeding glOO. N. BL.-The Lftcelsior Onmibr.s Line ham been employed to convoy Pataengern and Baggage to and from tho Depot, at a charge 4 not to exceed 25 cents) for each paaeenger and bag. gage. l?or tickets apply to J. STEWART, Agent, At the P. 8.. 8.. Passenger Station, on Liberty and Grant stream. iyO T.ll, PENNSYLVANIA ItAi16110A1). a . 7 THE M GREAT CHNTRAL UTE, conneoldng the Athintit Cities with Western, North-western and 4opth-Western States by',ci contianoturltailwity direct. This Road also connects at _Pittsburgh with Dart a of' 'mica:bora to all ports on the Wes' cc., anu at Cleve land !and Sandusky with steamers to all porta on the North- western Lakes-, making the moat DIBICT, cumsrisr and ido.it sours by which it can be forwarded to and froM the Clara.; Weer. austesbetwacra.Philatdelphiadt!Pittebusgh VID,ST CLASS.—hoots, Shoes, Hats and - GAps,Books, Dry Goodo, (in boxes, bales :and trunks,) Drugs, (iu bole sold bales) .P..thers, Furs,'Sc. SlDCODlDOLASS—Damestiotilieeting;Shirt-' lag and Ticking (in original bales), • Drugs fin casks), Hardware. Leather (in rolls or boxes), Wool, and Shoop Pelts, FAA - ward, so., AZ. CLAL.S.—.A.nvils, Steal, Chains (In 4 casks), Hemp, Bacon and Pork, Salted (loose or in sacks), Tobacco, manufao. turod,(except Cigars or cut,) Cc, &o. PGURTG. CLASS—Codeo, Fish, Bacon, Beer and Pork, (in casks Or boxes Eastward,) lard and Lard 011, Nalls,SodaAsh, Ger. 111.2.11, Clay, Tar, Pitch, liosin, Er.e., 40. noute—nio. bbl. until further notice: GRAIN in car loads, 85 cts.lll.oo la. - until further notice. `LOTTO::—Sa 11 bale, not °receding 600 lbs. weight, until further notice. i Wr• IX shipping Goods from any point East of Philadol rphia, be particular to mark packages Pennsylvania ..ilailrocul." All Goods consigned to the Agents of this Road 'at PhiJail:Aphis or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without Izt.nti a. '58.113137 Wu: alley A Co., Memphis, Tenn.; Et. P. 8029 Atl 00., St. Louis; P. O. O'Rlloy Co., Evansville, Ind.; Dmaosull, Bell & Co., and Carter A Jewett, Louisville, Ey.; P. C. Meldrarn, Madison, Ind; W. Brown Co., and Irwin A Co., Cincinnati; N. W. Graham E Go., Vanomille, bhio; Leech fr. Co., No. &I Kilby streot, Bostob; Leech Jr Co., ;Nu. L Astor House, Now York; No.l William stroot,and No. :3 Battery Place, Now York; E. J. /bleeder, Philadelphia; iMagraw G E. 00119. lialtimoro ; D. A. Stewart, Pittsburgh. E. IL 110U8TON, 1 General freight ,Agent. J..101518AE8.T, ap3 Superintendent, Altoona, Pa. CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS FI.IOI7AI O .—J. PITULIPS have removed to their new building, Nos. 26 and 28 BT. CLAI2t ereet, west side, b etw eeu Penn street and the Bridge. J. etk. 11. F.211/I.LIPS, I.ANIZTFACTURERB OF FLOOR, FURNITURE, OARRIAGH, TMILE, AND TAANSPiIt,NNT a; OPAQUE XYLISEIO7I szaADN, CLOTIIIS Also, DEALERS IN OIL CLOTHS & WINDOW BHADRO, Of every description. Dealers in INDIA RUBBER GOODS, of all hinds, made ander Cb.oilyear'e Patent; Agents of the Boston and New York Belting Companies, for the sale of their INDIA RUB BER BELTING, ROSE and PACKING - . LEATHER BELT ING, of Eastern manufacture, a superior quality; also, Lace Leath:3r and Rivets. Agents for the OHIO FIRE-PROOF MINERAL PAINT. Dry and Mixed Painte, Vaiaishes, Oils, Turpentine, Brushes, Glass and Putty. BLOUSE AND OLIN PAINTING AND GLAZING, in all its branches, dolts) in the beet and shortest time. [darkly J. a n. rmiLips, fi'gzre 144 a. Viand 2 St. Cflair street; Manufactory at Phil "penile, on the Ohio river, three miles below Pittelnagh CAFPETS, OIL CLOTHS, RATTING, Cm, AT THE irotevth Street Carpet Store. 1W D. & 11. lIITAtLUM. respectfully invite att e ntion t t e ‘o n tza r of theirformer ,ns e t ne e Lmers and the e ptar^ fair Spring gales, embracing the very latest styles of Foreign and Hon's Manufacture eonsleting in part of Velvets . and Bruagele, Tapestry and Common Ingrain: also, Brum% Darecelt, Twilled ftrid Plain Stair OAttPETS. OIL CL H 8 2EOII ;TO 21 N.SET WIDE, Bugs, Mots, Stair Bodo, Canton and Cocoa blotting; Lis yarn and Bag Carpets ; Venitian Blinds; raintod, Buff an Orem Holland Shadco. It will give ne pleasnre to show goods to all who may bo desirous of looking or purshaning, and wq ore.ffetermined to offer inducements to any who may favor es with a call, at the old stand, No. f. 7 FODIEITII Streot, near Wood. mylftly W. D. H. M'OALLII3I. W IL CLOTH CLOTHING—Of all kinds, black and yellow, br sale at the India Rubber Depot and 2S St Clair street. [dein J.B H. PHILLIPS. frith CLOTHS FOR THE FALL TRADE. n.." We have oa hand, and are daily receiving additions thereto from our own and other manufactories, a large stock Qf Jfloor Furniture, Carriage Trimming, Table Cover, Trani prent, Green and BrA and all kinds of Oil Cloth, used /or Honsefuraishing and other narcoses. Also, Trantipment Window Shades, of dry and oil anish—gold bordered and other styles, and Window Shade Trimmings. Merchants and others will find it to their advantage to ex amine our Malta:al prices before making their purchases elsewhem J. g H. PHILLIPS, sale 20 end 28 St. Clair street. IpLOOR OIL CLOTHS, - _4.. Of our own and eastern manufacture—all widths, and cut to suit any also of rooms or halls—at the Oil Cloth Ware rooms, Nei. 2Aand 23 St. Clair street. oct'M J. of H. PHILLIPS. Seventy-Five New and Second-Hand CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES, FOR BALE AT WRITE'S REPOSITORY ° TWO MILE BUN, NEAR LAWRENCEVILLE. THE SUBSORIBER OFFERS FOR.SALE or exchange,Qn the most reasonable terms, a tine assortment of Barouchea and second-hand f.V. 16 -: 2 ' Buggies made by Watson, of Philadelphia, some .nt oats need. Also, twentrone new Buggies, made in my own shop, from the very lxist iDLIG3IIIIi purchased in Eastern market. A fine lot of Trotting Wagons, now and second-hand. Also, a lot of Boat Wagons, Jenny Limb, aormantown Wagons, Jersey Wagons and 11 , 0-aways, two fine Moutons, seats for four persons, ono of them Watson's - make, and the other Now York make. Two tine Sulkies, one made by Mr. D. Badgers, Philadelphia, and a few Oommon,Buggi , suitable for light marketing . The subscriber flatters hi elf, that he con make it to the interest of persons wishing to pur chose, to give him a call. , Tho establishment is convenient to the city, , the Excelsior Omnibus (Ace of °ouches passing the door every ten minutes. mr2llYdaw JOSEPH WHITE. G ROCERIES WINES AND. LIQUORS. 160 bags IticiCoffeo; 100 chests Black and Groan Teas; ' 25 -bbla. Crashed Sugar ; 25 " Coffee " • 10 " •New York Syrup; 20 " New Orleans Molasses ; Tierces New Rice; 10 hozee W. W. H. rant'a Tobacco; 100 , " M. R. and Luyer 'Raisins; 20v kegs French Plums; ' 2 Puncheons Jamaica Rum; 21 " Banta Onus Bum; I 2Plpos Holland Gin; Also, Trench Brandy; Port, Sherry, Malaga and Cham pagne Wines; Pure Old Rye and Rectified Whisky, in store and for sale low, by ILIWORTH is BROWNLEE, Bnceassora to Haworth, Bro.& Brownlee, Cor of the Diamond and Diamond alley, rept° Pittsburgh, Pa. UNDRIES, 15 bbls. Eeirtwiek's Syrup; 25 " New York 25 " Baltimore " GI hh'pfs. New Orleans Brigar ; 10 half cheats Young Hyson Tea; 50 " Black Tea, for sale by W. H. SITITH CO. PAPER.—A large lot various aims, fcir Italo by Wrd..O. JOILUTON 4. CO., ad Felker 67 Wood it. TJLANTATION SUGAR, IItiCkIiASS.ES 100 hbd4 fully fair and primp li..o.l3ggar . • 600 bblai oak cooperage, prima N. O. Moktiasets:. GO " Bt. James 9. H. bloLuses, now landing and for 6ale, by mr2s Nom. 221 and 229 Liberty, ptioat. tiILL PA • ER—Of best quality —for sale D 7 i Wit. U. JOLINSTIIN, 028 Stationers, GT Wood street. NVELOPES.—Buff, Straw, Amber : and White, of all sizes, sold wholesalo or retall,liy I • 1611. cl. JOHNESTQN CO.; Stationers and Paper Dealers, 67 Wood at. ODA ASH.-100 casks Soda . As 11 - OV/ lending and for salo by ra yis , _ UM= RIOSETSON• VGGS,- - 1.0, barrels fresh Eggs, just receiv- Aud ed and for ralo by TAltitti A- PETZEB, triOD 9 drlinas extra largo Cod g2IN b Y large " d. re ' r i e l v O e l Fkrz tia& 2111 sas Lout, atm& • street). ode; for IIX - A L'S T A H S 700 . . tif 100 tbs. 60c. j 1 100 Ms. 60c. 71 100 IDs. 400. xOlOO Ds. Of different Oolexe MEDICAL. rtOOTOR HOQFIADDYS-UV VIIRATP GERMAN BITTER% Pniranire m Dn. G. M.' JAClrslifiN, Priztin'S, Pa, • - • , . Will e ff ectually cure . DYSPILPSIA ddIirIDIO9, MHO "sr " NERVOUS DEBLLITSr,-D15248F4 • . OPTE D Liiid all Di4eam mirin , 7 'ram' 2fici•der.4l Zia/ ' 311411 . 6 " , • as Ocraztipc; - • - tion,lnvrard Piles, PullnezNerDloodto the Head, Acidity ofthia Stomach, Pfauseau, Heartburn, Disgust for rood, Pullnera or weight in the Stomach, Sour Erncfa.; ' MMus, Malting, or nutiering at the Pit of the Ste, mach, Swimming of the Head,, Hurried and DifilmtlQ Breathing,..Pluttering at the Emrt, Choking or, Suffocating sensations .velietiln a lying pOStrire;DL3lle9g of Vialen,&) .Dots or - W ebs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain • - in the lifead,:s Defieleney of Perspiration, yell 'lownesatif the Skin and Limbo, Pain n the Sider Back,- Chest, Limbs, Ao., Bidden ..Plushea .of Rent bnrn-, tri in,:tht; :Fleet, - Constant . ' ' ten,' and. " great Deproetdon. of , In attributing such-valuaoleropert.r.s to this remedy, no rash or unwarrantable murder' i 2 mule lhat is simply stated a fiot; proven Mt:deniably and eauclusively by the er u not ,, dinary cures, and benelifa . detived fro% its me, under the sib ,recgon of its illustdondialentdor, Dr llcatiartd, among all clime° of European- tculety, and from the :immense num of testimony, from nil, parts of the AIWA= continent, cucu. mutated during tholast toilYeanf, in the hands of the prM., eat- proprietor. • - prevalenm of disismes to which the German Bitters are adapted, it is with sorrow we say ' r t m o h:el t w d u h am ni ol v e o e n e r i al t i e ti nt i m n o d e f ee m d o be ur i :o7 th rm a l t t ry: um in. ce ar i h Y l a ch: aom mi the 4. lY rl thi lzt ea o n ic u n g tir ot i :ba t appearance denoting. a —dlscazzl Live., or. act cniat'iated and shivring Dyspeptic. • ' - Then of what inimenieimportauce to this clam of !unit that a certain and reliable remedy should he placed withi their reach; ono in which no baneful or injurious drag en tars into Ito composition; a romodyon which the patient car, rny with the utmost confader. and cortainty,ond be ascurre from actual and tongible.proda that the article ho tidi n g f possesses the virtuesahr.o.......ted to it.. Such a remedy "1100PLANDT .GBRvtan Burns) , .Th=90134130 have been expended in its manufacture and dinsiol throughout all parts of-this continent, and the proprichn :eels the greatest latisfactien in , stating .that there is no BLOW, county, or ever, village, where the Medicine has teen introduced; that there mane: be found numbers testify to its virtneo. It is cued constantly in the practice of n large number of tho moat prominent Physiciano in the country, who have alto added their written testimony in evidence of its great virtues. In conclusion, then, we would rcs - oectfully ask of all those afflicted with any of the above diseases to give the Bitters a trial, and root assured lit will never be - regretted In proof of the statements above made, all are invited M road attentively the Almanac published annually b)-the pro- prietor, for Partners end Families, containing 4a great num ber of useful receipts, in addition to the testimony in favor of tho Bitters, from the most prominent end well known in. dlvlittals in all parts of the Union. All Agents for the Bit tab are anthoriv.ed to dl6tributo the:Almanac gratuitously. Principal Odlce and illm. - aactery,9o Arch sheet, Phil Vol phia, Pc. Por sale wholesale by Druggists in all the iwincipal cities, i and at t etall by Apothem:las and Storekeepers n evary town in tho United States and Canada, and by - D. L. PAIibIESTOOK 41 001 and Dr. GEO. IL KEYSKIIi.„ jyrk./ydew Pittsburgh. Gf all diseased the groat, ant canoe Sprlnge tieen neglect of Natnre's laws SUFFER NiOT WHEN A CURE IS GUARANTEED IN all stages of SECRET DISEASES, Self-Abuse, Ntr vona Debility, Strictures, Gleota, Gravel, Diabries, Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Mercurial Rheumatism, Scro fula, Pains in the Bones and Ankles, Diseased of the - lamp, Throat, Nose and .Eyos, Ulcers upon the Bodyor Limbs., Can cers, Dropoy, Epileptic Fits, St. Vita's Dance, and all diset.s. cs arising from a derangement of the SOEU3.I Organs, such as nervous trembling, Ices of memory, loss cf power, general weakness, dimness of vision with peculiar spots appear in before the oyes, loss of eight, wakefulness, dycyptda, liver diseases, eruptions upon the face, pain in the back and head, female irregularities and all imp.oper discharges from both acmes. It matters not from what cause the disease origina• tod, however long standing or obstinate tho coke, reaorav certain, and in a shorter time than a permanent cure can be effected by any other treatment, oven after the disease has balled the skill of eminent physicians and rested all the r moans of cure. The medicines aro pleasant without odor, causing no sickneoa and free from inercuryor balsam. Dux , ing twenty years of practice, I have rescued from the jaws of death many thousands, who, in the last stage(' of the above mentioned diseases had been given up to die by their physicians, which warrants me in promising to the agictoti, who may . place thozoselves under my care, a perfect and most,eco-ny care. beer of diseases aro the greatest enemies to health, as they aro the first cause of Consumption ' Sao frda and many other diseases, and eltc - A1 be a terror to the human family. As a pormanont cure in scarcely over effect ed, a majority of the cases Ming into the hands di incom petent persons, who not only fail to cure the disei.sses but ruin the constitution, filling the system with mercury, which, with the disease, hastens the suiforor into a rapid Consumption. But should the diocese end the treatment :et canna death speedily, and the victim marries, the tlicesso is entailed upon the children, who aro born with Meblo constitutions, and the current of life corrupted by a virus which-betrays itself in Scrofnla, Totter, Ulcers, I.reptions and other affec tions of the etch!, eyes, throat and lungs, entailing upon them a brief existence of suffering and consigning them to an early grave. SEW" ABUSE is another comae:do enemy to health, for nothing casein the dread catalogue of human diseases causes 90 destructive a drain upon the dyetere, drawing its them sands of victims through a few yee.rs of duderlug down to an untimely grave. It d, trove the nervous system, rapidb , wastes away the energies of life, causes mental derangement, prevents the proper development of the system, clisor,aliffos for marriage, society, business, and all earthly happiness, and leaves the sufferer wretched in body and mind, predis posed to Consumption and a train of evils more to be dreaded than death itself. With the fullest contider,ce Las sure the nnfortrunite victims of Self-Abuse that a permanent and speedy cure can bo affected, and with the abandonment of ruinous practiced my patients can be restored to robust, vigorous health. Tue afflicted are cautioned against tho me of Patent Medi cines, for there are so many introvione [snares In the columns of the public prints to catch and rob the unwary sufferers that millions have their constitutions ruined by the vile , comporinclo of quesch doctors, or the equally poisonous nos trums vended as "Patent Medicines." I have carefully ana lysed many of there called Patent Medicines and find Cut nearly all of them contain Corrcsive Sublimate, which is one of the strongest preparatitms of mercury and a deadly poison, which instead of curing the disease disables the nye tem for life. Throe-fourths of the patent nostrums now in nao aro put up by unprincipled and ignorant persons, whodo not under stand even the alphabet of the materaa ni,nb. , :a, and are equal• ly as destitute of any knowledge of the human system, 'lim ing one object only in view, and that to make moneyregard 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 roost remarkable cures. Medicines, with fail CifreCtiollfl, sent to any part of the United States or Canadas, by patients:communicating their symptoms by letter. Business correspondence strictly con fidential. Address J. SUMMERVILLE, M. D., °taco No. 1131 Filbert street, (Old No. 109,) below Twelfai, Philadelphia. Man Great Chance to ItUaLz.e Mone M CERTAIN y. THE BEST AND MOST CERTA SPEOII LATION OF TEN TIMES—ONLY ONE ,so -- 1 DOLLAR PER OH-ARE.—Forty thoesand dollars t ... t.,.. ~. worth of valuable Real Estate, Watches, Jewelry, „" ' , Silver and Sliver Plated Ware, with a great variety dL'eee- , of Fancy and Staple Goods; to be disposed of in forty thou. sand shares, at ono dollar per share, as follows:—Upon the payment of one dollar, I will send the payer a numbered re ceipt, which will entitle him to one share in the above undf• vided property. When the shares shall, have been sold, the shareholders shall be notified of the fact, by mail, or through the newspapers, and a meeting of the Shareholders shall, then be bold in the city of. Phiirdelphin, and the whole of the property disposed of or distributed among them; in such way as shall bo'dotermined upon by them; each Sharehold er shall be entitled to one vote, a Committee to be selected by the Shareholders at raid meeting, to conduct or imeerbe tend the disposition of the property, according to the direc tions of the Shareholders, and I will then deliver the pro perty to mach:Tenon or persons as the Shareholders may appoint to receive the fume, The Real Estate consists of one three story brick dwelling hone and lot, valued at $2500, and two three story brick dwelling houses and lots valued at 2700 each, in the city of Philadelphia, clear of all incuiii brance, and title indisputable; the other property consists of the whole stock and fixtures of one of the largest Watch and Jewelry Stores in the city of Philadelphia, new and for a long time past kept by the subscriber. The etock!conaiet ing of very tine Gold and Silver Hunting Case Lever Watch es, very fine Gold, end Silver Patent Lever, Logue and other Watte, Gold • Chains, Pencils, Seale, Lockets, Ear Binge, Brooches, Braeelets, Diamond and other Rings and Pins, Studs, Sleeve Buttons, de., tee, Gold, Silver and Steel Spec,. tic)* Gold and Silver Thimbles, Silver and Silver Plated Ware, -consisting of Tea Sets, Castors, Cake Baskets, Cape,. Spoons, Knives, Forks, de, do: ' - Alab,Prench Plectra, Magid Boxes, Atexirdeons, and a great variety of other goods. The _above is not ono of those schemes which are devised to en trap the unwary, left la and will be a fair sale of the entire property belonging to the cnbscriber, persons are positively assured the stock has not been purchased for the purpose of 'deception, and to palm off Common Gilt and Plated Jewelry, for She Gold, none such will be distributed, the most rupecte able persons are given en references, to those disposed to pm , class@ shares. `All onion by Mail enclosing the money will be promptly attended to, and receipts forwarded to tho ad dress of the sender, by return mall. Any person rending teredollars at one time, abaft receive eleven separate receipt% in as many separate names if desired. Vee. In writing for shores, please write the name of the Post Office, to Which you wish the answer directed. This is , the great-ex:chance of getting a large amount of valuable property for a Smell MO, as has:ever before been offered to the Public.. Send on your orders, aa shares are Bolling rapid ly, and it is confidently expected the distribution will seem be made. - Art!aloe allotted topersone at a &tattoo, will he mat to them at their expemw. Agentsvinted In every town and village. All cony muntcations must bo addressed to . L. IL BROOMALL, No. 50 South Sacend street, above Chesnut, Philadelphia. OLOVERSEED.-25 sacks just received, 4 51.4 and We by Valli HENRY 1.1. COLLINS 5o( GROSS HAVEN'S No. ONE PENS. 1 .." Jut rembred and fo sato by) ataa.N. rar24 Corner Market and &mad etrmU. 10 DRUMS COD FISH, for rftle by BAGALEY, CO2GRAVE dc CO., ter24l NG& la and 2 Wood greet. -WOOLLE Y'S SALVE for sale wholealao and retail at the Drug Store of JOHN MET, JR., Garner f Wood and Path eta, Pittsburgh . TIMOTHY SEED-10 bush. Good Timothy ..11 Seed for solo by JAS. A. FETZER, RY E ibls. just received and for sale by fmr3] :HENRY IL COLLINS. bbis. fresh Eggs just eocivedr AU and for salo by fine= lINZILLY g, COLLII43. VXPANSION SKIRTS--Steel Spring, and jug 0 the othor celebt•ated Skiria, , forlol)y apl6 .70e. HOIZE,I7 Market street. LACK LACE MITTS.=A large stook of exoellont etylea, with and without fingern, vary cheap at (ap2B)' JOl HOILDIE'S.,I7 Market Street. COTTON HOSIERI.—Every variety •of Cotton Stackinp and Half Hose at the Lowest prlcoa wAolziaity or Mail; at JOB. •HuRITLFB, .28 77 Market anat. Q.,YRUP.-10 bbls. N. 0. Syrup for sale, on canalgnmept, by Olin ratinxS. COPLINB. ICI:.-Six tierces prime Rice, just reeeiv „LlD ad and for ash) by mum L EICKETEON, ro ag Non. =1 and 223 LtbsFt7 street. $6OO FOR -a-two story frame dwelling honso and lot of ground 50 foot byloo, ntly situated on Alt. liVashington. Tonna asst .! - • . f o g B. OUTIMERT .t; aNtfil rnartot LAOK . CRAP VEIL: Of • est= eke and quallty—very cheap, at - - Hours 020. 37.11Arket street. 112- TAB° 0 bxa, lkiehester Pearl Starelz. 1411004011u4Ortakbl, •autrav a come, • MEDICAL. DR. 'LANE'SM ,CEUBRATED ,y-E,.RMIFuG.: AND , LIVER PILL WE beg leave to call the itter tion of the Trade, and more especially the Physicians of the country, to two of the most popu lar remedies now before the publi We refer to Dr. Chas. Vine's Celebrated • Vermifu,ge and Liver Pill& We do not recommend, them at \* universal Cure-alls, but simply for what their name purports,viz.: THE VERMIELTGE,‘ 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 Clirp Of LIVER COMPLAINTS, all BILIOUS 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 IN 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 termined that Dr. M'Lane's Cele- brated Vermifuge and Livfer 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. PittsbOrgli, P. S. Dealers and Physicians ordering froin others than Fleming Bros., will do well to write their orders distinctly, and take none lnd Dr. .11I'Lane's, prepared by Fleming Bros. Pittsbu'rgh, Pa. To those wishing to give them a trial, we will forward per mail, post paid, to any part of the United States, ono box of Pills for twelve three-cent postage stamps, or ono vial of Vermifuge for fourteen three-cent ramps. All orders front Canada must be accoMpanied by tiventy cents extra. I,3 : JULANE'S ViIii,MIFIIGE AND L.1.V.E8 Piru3.-75 gran on hand4and for E'Alft bg B. L. FARNESTGCI7,& CO. Cornor Wood and Fourth st•oetn. I=4I°X.DEEEN'Te Private and Confidential E edictal. Advice"! AT TILE BUFFALO - PRIVATE llOSPl- TAL—Vstablinhed for the cure of SYphills, Seminal Weakness antrthe Secret iultrtaltdes of Youth and Maturity, by Dr. AMOS itz SON, Buffalo, N. Y. Carol corner of Mita thntl Quay streets, (up stairs) A MOST SOIEN2I7IO INVENTION. inkrument for the cure Of Genital Debility, or Noctur. nal Emisaioni, more properly known as Eeminal Weakness, Pc.e. Can ho permanently cared' in from filteen to ttventy days ' by the use of this instrument, when used conjointly with medicines. - TC6Ui7G ?MT TAKE PARTIMAIL NOTIOII. Dr. AMOS Lt SON take pleasure in announcing that they have invented a most ite.pertanti as tr anent for the cure of the above diseases. It M.' been enhjected to a test by the most eminent physicians in London. Paris, Philadelphia and New York; it has been declared the only useful instrument ever yet invented, for the cure of Semind Weatness,or any disease of the genital crgerts, caused by the secret habits of conth. Dr. AMOS & SON, in order to satisfy the most skeptical es to the merits of their lastrcunent. pledge themselves that- in any instance where they may prove unsatisfactory rifter fair trial, the money will be refunded by rebutting the in. strament in good order. ' Persona wishing the abovo moral Instrument will observe that the pricei with the accompanying directoun, securely packed and cent by exprem, is ton dollars. NEW BENET/IRS AND QUICK Dr. AMOS Pi BON may be, consulted from eight o'clock in • the morning until nine at night, in every Stage d symp. tom of the Venereal Disease, Gonorrhcea, gloats, secondary Symptoms, Seminal Weabuess, Impotence andBtr Jtures. of the Urethra, etc., with; inviolable secresy. The treatment they adopt is the result of upward of thirty years' extensive and euccesafni practiee, in London. The most inveterate,. ..n.10:1 of Venereal Diseases eradiated in eight or nine days, nd cases of a slight nature in twa or three days . at a mod erate expense. The cure effected without Confinement or hindrance from basinan; also, nodes and pains in the bones , and limbs, effectually eradicated. A OUSE WARRANTED. Dr. AMOS A'SON havedevoted their attention exclusive ly to this peculiar class of maladies, and the relief they have consequently been enabled to render to their Ifollow-creatare a fully tostbled and greatfully. , acknowledged by convalcs centpatlenta and others daily arriving in town from all parts of the country, for the express Purpose only Of conaultathnis while their exertions have bean crownedwith the most sig nal advantages; yet from what they have 'experienced I - Inquiring Into the causes of these infectlette complaint, - (from their most Simple condition to that °lithe most dan .genus and invaterated) they have always entertained the. pothdbility of their prevention and removal, and likewise in variably found that the moat horrible and m.pagnant forms of disease could almost always be traced to bno of the fol. lowing tames :—lgnerance neglect, or the H effects of nn skilful and improper treatment; therefore, i Dr. AMOS A SON have succeeded In dincovering, in the selection of. their • remedies, a safe, elfectnal, and cautious comet; emitting all combination of remedies which bear an equivocal character, as well as those whoeq premature or faindicietra applicatinn, might be productivs of bad consequences in, the hands of , private Individuals. In abort the !audible end of their - re- . - medics is the lemming of a great mass of InaMau misery by. the atleniation, relief and prevention of those grievous af flictions that are in reality the secret foe of life, and which, ~ while they so extremely surround us, call aloud for our skill ~,, and interference for their exteradnation. • . cratamy iarvAlaza: . Persons in any part of the world may o successfully treated by forwarding a correct detail of their, case, with a =Mance for medicines, as. -, - Addrees Dr. Al OS k aoN, cerntri 6 fdain and quay streets, Buffe.lo, N. Y. i jazhdAwly .L PIVATE DISEASES.-DR. Biti.)WN'S lIEDIOAL and SURGICAL Offices, No, 60 Sitermarcia Street, Pitts. i f - • burgh, DR. BROWN is an old citizen of Pittn burgh, and I= been in practice far the ~,,eis-17f14. .. :1, last twenty-flue gears. ,His tipsiness hastV . , been confined mostly to Private and thsrl4,.%WfAt - . 3 ei gical Diseases. CITIZENS AND STR.ANGER.I - in aced of amedicza friend, should not 7 NI to find 'one the cure place of relief.7X . The Doctor b a regular graduate, and. ' • his es-perience in the treatment of acertafit tat of suseaeea is a rare guarantee tette sufferers of obtairitug permanent relief, by the we of hia remedies and follow - Mg his advice. DII. BROWN'S 2,- 1 "1 -1 vnIES never fail to core the worst form of Venereal ; Miaow— Impurities. and Scroll/loos Affections. ' Abe; all die sea arising from a hereditary tabs; which manifests itself in the farm of a totter, psoricalz, and a groat many forms of akin . diseases, the origin of which the patient is entirely ignorant To persons so gilded, Dr. B. offers hopes of a sure mad , - Ky.:ady MOTEIS. • - • SEMINAL WEARNBILI. Dr. Brown's remedies for this Worming rouble, brought on often by that solitery habit of sentmalgratiflcaton which the young - and weak-minded often give way to,(to their own doetruetfon.) are the only reliable romodie known in this country—they am safe, and maim a rpoedy f rester tiort to health. Dr. Brown's remediee never fall to cure Ida painfai du. ease in ofem days—he will warrant a cure. I Ho also treats. Piles, Gloat, Gonorrhoea, Stricture, Urethral Discharge,a. male Wealtnenr, Monthly Suppression s, DIZES3Pg cif the Solute, Fistula in Ar.o,Navone Affections', Rain in the Dank and Kidneys, Irritation of the Dlocider,, r o pth er w ith au &wages of an impure A letter describing the sympto containing a Pa, dl. rected to DR. DROWN, Ne. 60 Srer eld street, Pittsburd i ya,, will be immediately answered. Biedicine sent to ay f uldrev, safely packed and secure frem observatiCe. ogles and Private 11,00 ma, No. 60 Smithfield ttreat, Phis , Pa. ap9 . . . ANOTHER enpply of Low Son's superior London. Toilet eespa iectivod to-day b, • JOB. PLEMETG. Corner Diamond end Market street., OB Rio Cards; z. Oilman*, 'Price Lista, Bill Jading, Letter Heads, Sla ow' Bills, I ab elo,B Printed in anporior style at abort notice, by JOHNSTON t 00, Printers, Blank Book lila' nnfacturera and Stationer, , myl 57 Wood street, IaLACK CRAPE OOLLARS.—BeaUtifill Ykis for marsJasigni HORNEI3, • - 4 {fart-at ct-rera WANTED IMMEDIATELY—LocaI and Traveling Agents, in a - hnsinese which is sure to pay from $2O to $2B per week. Particulars fry to all-who ectinclo a stamp or three cent piece for return rthitage, an d &ahem • $. k 00.; jratmi , - - -Lynal/Kaanchtteettz.
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