BUSINII-66 OAiLD,S BANK itiF H . ) V,'A.O EPO Rl' OF TRE CONDITION Orrill e, ii . J. STEV '-' ENS CO -1 XL frnennar.s, Print!. DFRMOLNEti, lOWA, FARMER'S UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, € 4riir 0.-rr, No. 71 0 i;P_2 7 etztelr. ti.t.ss.sen rioes.ttli street c ~,„ , „,,,T,,,,, MADE &pa kJ LAW:Ai .1. /Vivo and proms At A i 11112,8, BRADFORD MUNTY, PA, Jan. 1, 1858, as ud Diamond ail: v la j at • mitt.-d. LANDS selected and letAted. apitalists presQuted to the Stockholders, and made out in compliance with the State Laws of Now York, Ohio, Indiana,llliuma, Ac. I - AMES A. LOWRIE, Attorney at Law, wishing to make inTeatmenta in the West, Lan do so through LI ()Moe i ourth street., Pittsburgh, bete, - -on Smithfield and this house. Corraspondencu solicited. (mytn:l3m STATIKLM`. Cherry alley. - dr-c11:ly The name of the Company Is the FA BALERS' UNTON 1N ,..„n0---5_ j ). watts. SURANCE COMPANY, located at Athens, Fe. Ohactered laAlit. Surgeon Dentist, successor to O. no tootas. ......... ........ .. April L3;184 by the istislature of Pennsylvania. Charter li". Iliddlo. N 14 1 Smithfield street, AUSTIN LOOMIS 1:r, CO., Dealers in Perpetual. Office hours from S t,„, I o'clock, and from 2to IS edoCk. Promtooor) Notes.;ll,..uati.._..lortgaK, 3, aril all Securities Cash Capital, whiLli to all paid Ihtilb:ly r. for Money. Snrptns in addition tl.e.. et. , 'Money L,ianed cu Checks at ehort dot., with oollstoral SCOTT, Dentist, Fourth street, five doors socnri:g. ftj . wcrst of Market. Nirf Ez AND DITAF't , 1301.101 Pf AND rSOLD. ..1 - Office boars from Ii o'cl ,, ct, A. ILI.. too o'clock P.l.- PerSOUSSealring Loans can be accommodatel on reaaena -484;15' ' hie terms, and capitalists can to tarnished with good eeCUri .. tIOSEPI.I FLEMING-, successor to L. Wil ties at remunerative prices. - Also, attaid tot rule, Renting and Leasing of Real cox & Co., corner of Market street and the Diamond, &tate. keeps constantly an hand a 101 assortment of DRUGS, M.k.D- 0p3,,,, No. 92 Fouligu am... 4 above w„,,,,i totNEs, REDICLNE CHESTS, PRRFU'ARRY, and all and- j s3lUdfiN POOlll5, Notary Publi - i, Cles pertaining to his 1m.itie,..,.. --___ Bankers and Ea - Jigr Physicians' Proscriptions carefully compounded at all Ix HOLMES & SONS, t:Mir& JegrY I • change Brokers and r.... - .- kT3 in Notes, Drafts, Accept- WALTILI P. I:AII:WALL ..ICrallill IL ECUGIII-5 ances, Gold, Silver and iarl's Notes. Exchange. ea the Enitt- WP. MARSHALL & mporters and ern and Western Cities constantly for iale. C 0.," Collections made in e.. 11 the cities throughout the United • dealers in French and American PAPER HANG. States. Deposits received in par funds or current paper, No. LNGS, No. S 7 Wood street, Pittzburgh. %ll' Market stre , t tv , t1:0 , 213 Third and Fourth FIL3 i ja3O:lV Zap Sole agtmts for tho celebrated manufactures of Afoeans.2._ ____ - Dclicourt & Co, Pans. aug7 -- T A ilom SWOODS, Commercial Broker, and _ _ omits struts- nomtaT .T• Ars-D170,, Dtalcr in Notel,liondß, Stocks, Real Estate, Ice.,Jano No 76 R EIMER & ANDERSON, (successors to Cinrth !Are , t, Pittsburgh, Pa. Joshua Rhodes A Co„) whole.eile dealers In FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS, SPICES, CON FECTI, NAlf.l", SUGARS, ac.„ No. 29 Wood street, opposite ch. St ~.” ,-`,...1 P. . '. 4 'lf burgh. B AMIIEL U. WINO AB A a" TOK Z.' • '.', J. L',SI."PLE, iMERC } - 1A NT TAILOR ) . 64 sr CLAIR Sri:l:Tr (Dr. IrLsh's =MEM I W.ARCHITECT, REMOVED Cr from mixer of Fifth and Wood to -.AIR STREET, In Phillips' rn.z . , nailding—contineits to prepare Plans and Bpecitleetions - of, and to Superintend the Erection of ery e3cripticu of Buildings. deMlye ARULTON, BELL AND BRASS L. FOUNDER, N 0.70 BROOND street, Pittsburgh, is prepared to furnish to order °Erma, eTEAMBOA'f, FACTORY AND OTIIF.IIBEI.L9, Of all oize from 10 to 10,000 lbs. GIEDIE - BELLS min , I cirder. STOP and GAUGE EGCIIB of all sizes, far MINERAL WATER. COUNTER RAILINGS, end every variety of Er CaLtaige Manner. B A BBIT'S ANTI-/V.l'l ii.Pfl !SETA 1,. FULTON'S !A TENT METALLIO f AOSI i r Gitfairl Enmnes. MAXNVELL, d.l-111FACTZTILZW9 OP 'ecru Vranica, Brauhte; aria Dealars tr. Glcke.t3, House Furnishing 043.13, &c. go. IGB Weoci &tract, above Flirt MAcltkno t" ("ado EDUCATIONAL. St. Academy for Boys.. tIN - DER THE C.IIF. OF THE FRANCISCAN BROTHEL-U.l Loretta, Cambria. County, P. II I S 'INSTITUTION, NATURAT,LY aftnate..l for r_ducationrsl pniT..osta, alT.aals all L . ....hocenront! that tan tw. ,lryired for n it is locatcd In thn rzto.i pittrtrAvique, p th e Aii,ghAiiies,,kstant fair rnihes trorn C,raaaou Slatlon, ;La Philadr-lphat Echalnntio paar cozataiar tag the an,t N_li...aclay In Frpter.)!' , r, of The. fc:r iu.ludinF Lhoronzh ElagllaLa Lula en.nrra, ;Ira t. 1.0 pf-r sonttru Tba cf pork,: WENN Fri." firtli..Z r:ar" MIMM=II Yincemi'A Coillrge aanmi UK. Dt.P. CS= 6 . 2 r. 21.: Z.V.f7aDICTINE PATURiIrn Haar Llktrobz, Wd.sur-C:r91e.11 , 1 colanty a E'As INTiI OLLIII3- E ARE TA ET Girt' Tt . nettal brzt..r.hea of iluvlbhl..lnstitton. In th,, Ul.l ltiasaire,, Liather.itics, y, 1 - t-.1.090phy. ctn.; ea.l the dithered:brenct, • t 4 hi•Olar t.: uaL,lnt 1.1 s; e•rl•irtue t*) The n.n t•r Trzittou ara V;t:ye•sr, t. t• 4 paid earn:-: , :.eat. - .11y• Btri:llt , in advamr•a. taeralan •tn‘f otter hing - ast.tt!e, Drasviug, • t teg Told r ~ ' ;•rTn Lo extra char f,13 - Ce,pttrlg r+oni•• veartath.z. tec , •,ee. tiL.t i ., : -.ry, , Lem t re For It3rtt..ult, LI, t But.;lL , AND 6TATIOI\TERY RUB: 11T A. LuOMIS, t 13. T. C. Morgan.; etrz..T.loNEn AND DE A LE'Ei:. IN El)t)i:,. r:31. - 11; IC A 1.;:i AND No. 41 Fifth street, Pittsbaigh, Pa Co-PartnersFaip. ril.1111; undersigned have entered into C Partiarnthip, cmdt , r ttic. Ntyleef Wm. C. J‘Jim,tar, .1 tiAMLTEL J WIN Lz.TON, JR , WI LIIAM O. JOE!'"iF.M , S. I.3ti.,t.cnber 6, 1367. Y....JOHNS'iON, lu WM. G J wn. G. JOUNSTON & CO., a TATIONERS, Blank Book Manufacturers, 1,,Y and JOB PILINTEILS, No. 57 Wood street, hr:twe...n Third and Fonrth, Pittaburgh, ( Pa. g TOBACCO AND SEGARS. 'TIT es D. RINEHART, V V . 12.65111.4.M81LLS AND TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS ALDERIIEN. CHARLES %V. LE%ViS, ALDERMAN, And La-Officio Justace of the Peace, OFFICE ON TIIE CORNER OF WYLIE ,11':D FIFTH STREETS. All basin' e.ss connected with this office will be attended to With promptness. Conveyances of all kinds done with legal accnracy--ench as Leeds, Mortgages, Bonds, Powers of At torney, &c. Titles to Beal Estate e=- , ,mined. To the members of the Bar he tenders his services as Com missioner to take Depositions to be read in the several COart...9 of this State, and elsewhere. ail OMCO in one of the uo In Police Stations of the city, and consequently his facilities In exectitine business of that kind are yore desirable. ifr I ;,. Alderman's Office. JAMES S. I.IOON, ALDERMAN, E Y...- OFFICIO JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, AND POLI( lIAGISTRATE—Gffice, No. 69 Grant attest, nearly its the Court House, Pittsburgh, Pa. Deponititma, Acknes , • 1 eigmenta and Prooe.tes taken; the Records examiu td, Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Wills. Leases, Articles of Agra.- ment, and of Partnership, Letters of Attorney, etc., etc., drawn-up at short notice; Marriages Solemnised, and all business iu the line of hie official duties, promptly attendc.l to. Office hours, from 734 s. it. to 1 r. H., and from 2 to 6 P u., aptly REAL ESTATE AGENTS CIIT.UBEIU & SON'S OFFICE, No. f• ~ Market street, for the sale and purchase of Itral Estate, renting houses, attending to insurance and ropai.l., obtaining loans on bond; mortgagee, making cons ey a=tti, deeds, bond; hr..; writing letters and corresix.)ndh:g with partieaahrocd, BELDEN SEYMOUR., Real Estate and Insurance Agent, CLEVELAND, OHIO. liGrsrtnca.K— !qr.+, 5. Panis. L. '1 7 .17 E S `1 1 'Z.; B. To 7 ALENANBEIt GARRE'rT, EAL Er? 01.1-V ND, Hri ff.,r &sic 14 . ,,ti gAti and Inrcii Liinui in Sc., for Pitisbni - 6 :ii city provr , :, 611 totters v 7 Lncntry a^-:cr.r:-i gray Li nddrensing [nom itbOTC. F:111:1: Safety mad Economy le [Avila. WHY _WILL, YOU BURN CAMPIIE,I , ; E FLUID, wh.m yon c-tag•. 4. n ch.° qx.r and t, ter light. Par! , F.:eroP, , no (111, mCa farm the pa 4 ut C-11,1 Goal, produces the :3043.; brllient, st.t.Ady, end safe portabla light tv, , F.- 6nered t , , the wadi,. and danger of explagicn ; Mara b7inlailt than gas; awl cheap; Lamps-of tho mast fiiMpla :ind stracticA. for aaie by T. U. L No. 79 i'mlthfield scx,4 E.ecri,,re cf d afraid', li, the InflrkOZ,ll::‘ tr cm CampM.mr, with 8 litd, CUs! ILI to went (0,7:1 } COOKING BY GAS. A WORD To THE LADIES LIEATED TERM IS APPROACU ING. uud WO rill taaettention of the I.r:diva to t fact that, COOKING, IRONING, ETC., Can be done win; wcouroh - ,., without op: , relstve he'-zt." 5 . 114- ant fir , ot, and vi; dtapatc.l3—tht• flre alarnyff a mocueDt—ty nittegrovea tins twoktng Stove, To which w. rc , ;,ertrully luvlt yOUr E.( kimitiltdl A JUIVS , ..'.I!: Q 3 Grotuity end C.ty Eight.lf,r3ll, „p 12... t.,. AYRES' Watioam c ONFECTION., c ONFEOTION Cc, NFECTION,bOI4 F EOTION,CONF SOTIGN,CUNFY. ()PION, CoI:FFIc T ION ! C ON FECT I ON,IOO N Ft:OT I O N,CONF E C T N,CONFEOT I 1 ,1‘,1 CO Nl' HOT'. ON . The most pleasant, ea.fe and effectual Warm 11.:Inedy 11,4 In nse. Prepared and sold. wtolesaln and retail, by ANGELI, a HAFT, Cor-Wwd and els, A n d told UY Drntraiste arnermlly. 16:3i IL a rAPER—Vor auk by O J WELDIN. krna CIl ultrt, etarg,6 t: - . lEEE S J . TIME .1 11 I) a. C,•,/ DZALLBI3 IN ALL KINDS Olt .No. 129 WOOD V.THEET LANDC cu. :%..1 WATER :intr. I' ty'ANK;3 ...; t - '. _,.*...' ii-',.:.-_i !tl. WM. Li. SMITH SI CO., WHOLESALE GROC E ItS, itS Second Si. UM First pas., Emwsnuaan, PA. , AL 5.133.1.ta, Phila C. W. Marano:a. Pittab'h MILLER. & RICELETSON, WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND P , IFORTEItIi OF BRANDIES, WINES AND SEGARS. hose 44.1...n,di 2.13, Cornea' of Liberty and Irwin Streats, AND SOLE At 3 ENTS FOR vavecirerls City Glass, PITTSBURGH, PA. t.l,EfloN YARNS, Ao, Ail, CONSTANTLY rur2 (iN ft_T 11 , 1 1 C.NISIMA-7.5.5, isIEANS & "b., 4G0121--Y,..511 VO %lOU ► IeCIAITDISSI, ;:IiOLEL;ALE GROCERS, L I F.-01‘7t~s~YARNS, PITTiPI I IIOII IiAIitIrAOTURE3 ORY.HC.A.LLY, Wr.,cl arf.l ter Ltzr.etz F(AiSiA.ldiltii- - 3 IiND CoMMISSIoN AlffiPS COLIo',111:S i;orwaidiilg altd Commission Merchants, Tria c:Z•IIIS.L' Pitt!>burgh, Ttle«div 111 e tic tLr I* , _!ANAL LINES N. il4 i.e IL Agar. singer ; Pi7l4lll./ROt t PA. UllitifFlEE,s, E5...4.4=1EN IN. Co., .AND 001`,1 rIS s 1 rii r: Gil.~ h'S, •Svtlf..4_/04.1. ST., CINLANNA J. D. hOUSEMAN. (LATE tiR 1101/ -LUAN A COM NIISS lON N FOitWA ttl/INti N. second Street, Cas.s.humiai;.il., C. 1102 Jvas WhictuT Humphreys, Li 0 lis Wright, F na3 Lb H C Kt .01 COMMUSSIOR MERCHANTS, • Wit Alf.V AND NuD.ll.l WATER =MEM! 111211/Milli 12,1J.1 A: 1, i'lltriup4ol.l Jr. C. 0., 111,1111,,,Aii, Clark I hlter, erie. a Co., Caleb Cope t Co., Bari rot er C Co t.,...uby. Neville C ilughea, 11. M. Lewis, Cashier P. and 3:itchen,C,,hier 31 rch'er Ilauk NitaTiS L. Hallowell Co. Coll in°, johu h.enuedy R.:4;nel ' Co. Pickett,Mat.b.:sw. a. Co., ShrtiWsbury h PrLo.., W. H. LrAugloy 6on 1311.110 ct. a Co., W. 11.ollnea I Co., ltaghley, Con& - rni, , uovls:ly El EN 1:1* IL COLLINS, Forwarding and Comraimion Merchant, and wholesale dealer In VII.II, JakiEL 4 .6, BUTTER, SEEDS and P 110.1.11101:: generally, to. 25 Wood street, Pittsburgh. mat GLASSWARE. B. ad08.8.5....1E,01araat011. :TX:AL.) brzl2.lauz .......... .aiNar L. BINGIVTALT. r°IIELING, ROBERTSON & CU., Man u fncturert of Cot, Yre3ood and Piaui Flint aLABsWAItH, w.w.,l3onse No. 17 Wood street, corner of Front, Yittabarick, 412" All othcr hinds of Gimewure and Window Ginn, at !ow Iduttet priced. .. .......... ...... . ... LEDLt h ' & ULAM, Successors to Mulvany Lodde, manufacturers of ant, Moulded wad Plain Punt and Fancy Colored GLAASWA.B.P., and dealers in all Liads of Window Glass, Flsala, Vials and Portico. Wrro hoara corner of 2.4.... - 71ret and Water arrears, Pitt:Amish. WINES A.ND LiqUJIIS 3ON BU2AR & Co., WINES AND LIQUORS, ..L.ND RECTIFYING DISTILLERS, su. 1.66 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, Pis. Always on hand, Wines, Brandies, Gins, lionoagabola nod Lectiled i36—also, Blackberry, Wild Cherry, Raspbo ry. and Gtagcr 6rnudloa. [apl2:l, DIVLIN IfISPILDI7. DEVLIN & KENNEDY, Wholesale Wine and Liquor Meri-llante and Rectifying triatilera, ,tre.et, Pit:- burgh, rm. CIIININEY I'OPS of various riatterns, for eale by LwrZ/J IL COLLINS. 'I I O.BAOCO AND CRI - ALb' S.—A large assort -2_ merit of favorite brands, on hand and for sale by H. SMITH CO., rar2B 118 Second, and 1 4 17 first streets. ACKERE L-100 bbls. and half bbla. N o 112, 3 1arg 0 .,.. tnr sale by (7➢221 lIKNRY 13. OOLLINS. BLEACIIINO POWDERS-50 easkE of Tennant s, Johnisen's and other brunds just recd and for 3.9.1 e low by JNO. M. PERKINS h CO., 5e2128 Wood street. . _ BOOK PAPER-100 reams 24x38, a Moe ortielo jam r.crived nod for Bale by JNO. M. PEI:FUNS & CO., c.. 2 12S Wood street. 110'LAN.E'b V.E.Ii.:5llllJtiE AND LlVila -Oa PT LLS.-7t, arum on b3:41 and for a& by 3. L FAIDIESTOCE. eg Cu. novic Corner Wood and Ponrtb streets. 'UTTER--50i) lbs. fresh Packed Butter, 3.P1 .10,St r6z..F-ived and for sale by JAMES A. FF.TZIia, Curner Marker and First stroots CLIECIS iIOOKS—Un Lai the Banks and tir . , - ,l..ars at W. 8. HAVEN, air3l Printer a.al Stationer. RA.P PIN ki l' AEA E —3OOO reams aus i t Wram 'wipe:.) article, for 1,14 2. R. WEILDIS EltrtlNG-10 bbls. Nu. 1 Potomac liar jue.:;ccicrd awl for sato by X.:CANDLE-SS, MEANS A CO., Comer Wool and Wntor stro.ote. 1.1::-JTERN LANDS of good quality, f. er.r.!e .r teba u.zr far 1:4 - 4t1 Iytnte in OM city cp22 CUTIIBERT /t YON, 61 ..Market RIED AP P ES.-1.50 bus. choice Pry c,c.t.tvc-1 Futd by JAS. A. FETZEI, Mseatit 'cif Ant stroeta. FINE APPLES.-500 received this day road for salc by — I; EYMEI t ANDEESON, No. !Z Wood street, rE Cbarlcs Bated. CI ItSKET BOARDS-4'm Packing Joints, NJ( Bold by WH. O. JOHNSTON a CO, Para. Prears. 67 World Wart. %151i.—101l pkgs. "rhito Fish, Trout, Sal l Ilion, rap7l HENRY 11. C,ILLINs. 131 E.-100 barrels fresh Limo just roc'd .V.. 4 fzur3l 111M.Y EL COL! ma. DARER WAREIIOUSE.--74N0. M. PETC. KINS Et CO., No. 173 Wood greet; havel he largint sortm.nt of all kinds of Papers ever in this market" inch as Book and Printing Papors; nag and Straw Wrapping; Manilla Paper of all Lai., N to Tiro. Hardware Peper,to and tilaz,al l'ap,rz; Which at manufacturers prices. .1721 TRICKS AND RAPS—Price 10 t-ute. T Buy n copy toad keep out of hot Water. For 'Jo by DLACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS., A tail SElacrtment, very cheap. O. HANSON LOVE, formerly Love Brothers; Goal No. T 4 Mute* stew! JO6. EINE= I'l inTSBURti {jl.ls/ ST. LOUIS, MISSoUIcI PHILADIZLPHIA p Llin.;nli•~l+ Maysville, Ky Madison, Ind Ohio. Cincinnati, etilo. Pittsburgh, Pa. sosern 3. MAIL. Book and Box Boa de; Bovolopes; Bonnet Boardq E. n. JENKINS & CO, Railroad I.iir.pol Alleizhen9 City INSURANCE A.SFILI . Flynntttr tuld.6 and Mortgages, at six and seven it cent. interest, amcitmting in the aggregate t0...51 , a2.,315 Which mortgages are or veins. ble and productive real estate, principally farms,: recorded and first liens, worth generally double the amount and more than mort gage] for its each,ce \e, , in no case less than fifty cent. More, exclusive of farm buildings, and .so certified by the Itecerder3, what° recorded, to the and tors of the Stated of Ohio and Illinois. Nineteen slip cent. Benda amply secmred. .0,685 00 Cash on hand and in Bank d 449 12 Cash In hands of Agents, and in course of transmission, secur e d by bonds with sureties . Dee on iO-19Cli . . Bilis ieceivable, via: nOtta payable at bank and to the Company Interest accrued, (principally due January 1, 1858,) Safe and office Fixtures and Fut ni. ture 121001 ES ?Olt Tai CAR 1867 Amount of Premiums received during the year $ 8L,231 3 Am't intere...t received during the year . 11,442 06 Ain't received from all other sources ......... 2,150 00 Expenses for the year, including ommistrlmns, salaries ' routs, rein surance, printing, advertising, taxes, and all other expenses $ 19,100 68 Dividends paid during the year 17,000 10 Losses paid, which occurred prior to December 31, 1856 Loewe pale which occurred during the year 48,661 61 Lomas adjusted and not due (sinco paid) $ 12.0500 90 Loewe Incurred ond in process of adjustment. Loasea reported,on which no action has been taken LAMA resisted, on ground ol Lusnr once after lire, property transfer red before loss, property teat not covered by the Policy, Ace $ 39,407 90 Whole Limon tt of risks taken daring the year-g5,42M,862 00 Whole amount of risk at date 4,801,440 00 :_.TATI 07 PENNEITLVAI , IId, COUNTY OF BitAD2Ol/D, a:. C. N. Shipman, President, and J. E. Canfield, Secretary of the Barmen' Onion Insurance Company, being severally duly sworn, depose and say, and each for himself says, that the foregoing is a true, full and correct statement of the affairs of said corporation, and that they are the above do. ecribed °dicers thereof. 0. N. SHIPMAN, Proddont. J. E. CANFIELD, Secretary. Subscribed aad sw&ru before me, this 25th day of Jana ar y, 18bS, H. C. ISAIE.D, Justice of the Yeaco. T. J. D.UNTEE.. Agent, No. 90 Water street, Pattabturgh. PI RE INSURANCE, BY Tlll2 EteHance Mutual nourmnee OF PHILADELPHIA. ON BUILDINGS, LIMITED 08. PERPETUAL, MEROHAN DISH, FURNITURE, &C., IN TOWN OR COUNTRY. OM.ce, SS o. 3081 Walnut ntroot. CAPITAL, 1 7 , 9 6 ASSETS, W 3851,468 tits. Invested as follows, viz : Fire. Mortgage on Improved City Property, worth double trio amount $120,200 00 renusylvania lialroad Co.'a 0 per cont. Mortgage Loau, $30,000 cost 21,500 oil Alleghony County tl per cent. l'onn'a IL It. Lean. 10,000 00 Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'a Stock 4,000 00 stock of the Reliance Mutual laeur.,nco Co 10,IL0 00 Stock of County NLra Ittaurtinco ...... 1,060 00 ito.rip of Sundry Inaurance CoinpaLiea 476 00 Bills Receive:de, busineed paper 52,711 50 kook Accounto, accrued latore,t, etc 8,336 19 0 ' hand ftlal In kinnt 111,613 20 V.1.52,4U5 Rg CLIM TI LIY, Yrre ta&teroas. ijiVill flugky, William It. Thorni.aon, David S. Brown, Corm,tins Steven,: .. ~ John It. Worrell, Li. L. Citrson, Robert Toland, ;ICIFCP Johnson, Charlos S. Wood, .kozen 8. Woodward, nir9 J. GA r 3 North-east co MERCHANT INSURANCE COI PA Of Philadelphia:. WM. V. PE L 1 Frfziiirrat D. J. M'OANN, Amonnt of Capital Stock paid In and inyantod...Voo,ooo 00 Saryina 63,420 30 $263,4.28 are I nerares Cargo Risks on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivera and tributaries. Insures against lose or damage by Fire, Also, against the Perlle of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation. ntazoToati: Win. V. Pettit, J. O. Montgomery, John M. rtuuteg, IL J. McClean, E. F. Witmer ' Itone Gnillon, B. L. Wootston, John . A. Marehall, Chas. B. Wright, John J. Patterson, Elwood T. Posey. 011/1011811: WILLIAtiI V. PETTIT, President E. F. WITMER, Vice Presid-ela. D. J. MCCANN, Secretary. )11/111.130.18: in PhGade/phier: In Philadelphia: Seiger, Lamb & Co., Stelmnltt, Jnatice A Co., Traitt, B. & Co., Buck, Morgan & SUMIe, A. T. Lane & Co., Puoiroy,ealdwell & Co. PITTSBURGH OFFICE, NO. 97 WATER STREET. ap9 R. W. POINDEXTER, Agent. • { MUTUALINSURANCE COMPANY, LOOK HAVEN, CLINTON COUNTY. CIIARTICILZD BY MEI LY.GISLATURIA Oil PEANSYLFA N 11 Cash Capita.1.....:;..5300,000 115remium N0t0r...5152,24.3. Films COMPANY WILL INSURE ON ~.„ Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Ac., in town or DISIC50118: Hon. Jno. J. Pearce, Hon. G. 0. Harvey, I Charles A. Mayer, John B. Hall, Charles Orbit, !Peter Dickinson, T. T. Abrams, D. K. Jackman, W. White, Thomas Kitchen. HON. G. C. HARVEY, President. T. T. ABEAM, Vico President. . Taos. KITCHEN, Secretary. assaassoss: Samuel H. Lloyd, I Pr. J. S. Crawford, A. A. Winegardner, John W. Maynard, A. Updegraff, L. A. Mackey, Hon. S Cameron, James Armstrung, A. White, Thos. Bowman D.D t Witham Foaron, James Quiggld, Wm. Vanderbelt, Hon. Wm. Sigh.r, F 1 Cl 65 FIFTH STREET, PlTTBstraaa. de2l:tf J. A. LIPPBT, Agent. /THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE A. COMPANY, OF FHILADP,IPILIA. Dumerous—Charles W. Dancker, Thomas Hart, Tobias Wagner, Samuel Orant, Jacob It. Smith, Ono. W. Itle.hards, Brio:demi D. Lewis, Adolph E. Bode, David S. Drowns, Mm. rls Patterson. CRAB. N. BANCOLIIII., Praddent. Cuss. G. Banow., Bocretary. Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limited, on every description of, property, in town and country, at rates as low as are Consistent with security. • ' The Company have reserved a large Contiugeat hind, Ihich, with then• capital and premiums, safely invoated, ford ample protection to the ass n , The Assets of the Company, o Jarinafy le, 1851, as pub. Waled, agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as follows, vie: Mortgage $918,128 68 Real Estate 64,377 78 Temporary Loans.— 83,088 17 Stock 81,889 01 0&511, dc. 84,348 81 Total $1,112,708 444 Since their incorpo'ration, a period of twenty-ono years, they have paid upward of (Me Million Four I.l.andred Thou. sand DoLlars,l oases by fire, thereby affording evldence,of the advantages of insumuce, as well as the ability and disposition to meet with promptness all liabilities. .3. 0..4.1tR1NK11. COFFIN, Agent, will • titte,morth.cwi' t co:. Wood and Thini eta. WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH. GEORGE DA Rata, i•roildent; V. M. GO2DOTI Secretary. Onto! N 0.92 Water street, (Spang 3 Oo's Warehonae,) up stains, Pittsburgh. Will insure against all kinds of itE an .• MARINE RIBES. A Home Institution, managed by Dic-oct, r, who era Roil known in the community, and who are dot , imined, by promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which they Lave =aimed, as otioxing the beet protection to those who desire to be insured. ASSETS, OCTOBER Blet, IKSi Stock Accounts,. Hortgage,---- Ents Itucelvable,. 011,43 Yurnitura r . Open Acocltutu,- Premium Notes,.. Dills Discounted,. Cleur,:a Dertw, J. .antler, Jame. lacArdoy, Andrew Ackley, Nathaniel Holmes, L. kL Long, 0. W. Bicketzon, swat PITTSBURGII LIFE: FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO. 96 -WATER, ,FTREET, P 172 TEIBURGLI, RUDEST GALWAY, Presidens. BRADLEY, Vice President. . l A. RUULIIIa? Secretary. Air This Oampany inekeg ezerylnettrance Appertaining to or connected with LEPRItI9IIB. Also, against FRILL AND CARGO RIMS on the Ohio . and Vi.iesippi Rivers and tributaries, and 'MARINE TURKS generally. And against "Lots! and Damage by Fire, and against the Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation. Poildre issued at the lowest rates consistent with safety to all mom ~ DIBACTOWI. gabertnalway, Samuel 11 . 01nrk an, Joseph EGazzalp, M. D., John Scott, *an Marshall, David Richey - , Jamaa W. Hallman, Charles Arbuthnot, Alexander Bradley, Joseph 8. Leech, John Fullerton, N. F. Hart, David H. Chamber), Robert H. Hartley, William Carr, Jno. Ho9lll. $ 200,000 00 k 8b 51 4-86 61 I , - 1.1 t tl I IP 4o $ 2ba,486 61 $90,153 35 $90,435 8d 12,1u0 otl Samuel Robert Steen, William Masser, Benjamin W. Tingley, !Harahan Hill, L. Lathrop, Charles Leland, Jacob T. Bunting, Smith Bowen, Win. M. Semple, 3e.e.rettir!,. INEM, COFFIN, Agent, er Third and Wood atreet... $121,b00 00 2,100 00 4,101 67 240 00 9,978 04 14,841 46 40;248 59 125,003 73 $.1.1 ;34'1 73 PuLaci , one li. Miler, Jr., George W. J Virm. ilAxmider Wm. 11. Smlth, P. ii. 1308 DON. Bsee.ssrr EPtAttiLIEOAD NOTICE. The Pittsb)h, Wayiie Si, Chicago RAILROAD COMPANY, WITH ITS AMPLE ROLLING STOCK, and equipinont, and its through COLltioctions t is pre-: pared to transport Passengers and freight front PULA DELPLI IA and P. 1.1.76111.7 :DJ 11 to CLIIC DO, ST. LOMB, IN. DIANAPULIS, CINCENNATI, and all places West and Routh west, with a great degree of regularity and expedition. Tho tact that this Read forms a direct and consolidate line between Pittsburgh and Chicago, is rt sultlcient guar autee that its Trains will make good tune, anti connection with Trains on other Road. UN AND AIiTE/3. MONDAY MAY 10th, DU'S, the Train on this road will leave the UNION DEPOT, Pittsburgh, daily, (Sundays excepted, as follows: PASKENGER TRAINS LEAVE Pittsburgh. Cr eatline. U. FL 3fall, 7:30 A. M. 7:07 P.M First Expresa r 240 A. AL 10:00 P.M ! 6:00 P. M. Second '4 2:1, P. AL I 1.0a3 P.M 4:50 A. M. REACH CHICAGO--First Repress, at 7:00 A. M.; Second Expreaa at 1:30 P. M. REACH CINCINNATI—First Expresa 6:26 r. at., &wand Express 7:25 a. U. REACII ST. LOUlS—First Exprene 5:00 a. 514 Second Ftz prima 4113 P. M. All Trains make c!aao CATAllit'llioll 9 at Crestline for Colrain bria, Cincinnati, I o ; ale:, at gc.ri Waym. ‘, to, • • Wbn atli rri Ra ilroad for a l I. a..4,' a a• 1 at Forest v.-itt Trains (.1., Lb, r: It It.. L• 1111 with'ftn.ins tee pay LOU sad 1:,11roa. 1 I,..PTUILNING. From Chicago. I FtWayne. ereallioe. r Arr.Ptta4'i4 U. S. hia11,..10,00 P.M. 3:..31) A. M. 12 40 P.M. 8.32 P. tr., let Express, 0,30 A M. 2:00 P. M. 9:12 P. M. I 6:10 A 1!4 2d 6:23 A.A.I 115 P Id.. These Trains, make close connections with Trains for ria , adelphin, Baltimore New York and Boston. Trains from St. Louis, Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Coins boa make close connections at Crestline with all retnrnlaigi Trains. At Fart Wayne, Traina from St. Lou.!,, Central note, Lafayette, and intermediate places, connect with above, Trains. At Forest, connections are made with Trains to and: from Chictnianti, Springdeld and Dayton. The U. S. Ma g. from Pittsburgh to Crestline, being a train for local beta ness, is overtaken by the Second kr.press. ACCOMMODATION TitAlNS—Leave New Brighton for' Pittsburgh, at 6:30 A. M.. and 1. 4 4:.35 P. M. Leave Pitta burgh for New Brighton at 0:30 A. M. and 1 . 00 P. M. .BAUGAGE 011KOILED TIIROUGII, and no charge for, handling. . . Travelers or persona intending to pnrchaao tickets in Pitts burgh for the West, will bear in mind that the only Agent authorized by the p., F. W. U. E. 114 C. AP. R. 11., and Steubenville and Indiana Railroad Companies, is GEORG t: PARKIN, at the Union Ticket Office, Connected with the Penn's R. R. Passenger Depot, Corner Liberty and Grant streets. ' BAGGAGE will not be chocked for persona purchasing, tickets at any other place In this city. 'IN) COMMENCE ON MONDAY, May 10th, and continua' until further notice. J. J. aousToN, Gen. Pals'r. and Vet. AWL. D. W. Pasa'r. Agent, Chicago. JOS. ti. kiLuRE, Superintendent. NEW WESTERN ROUTE, To CLNCLNNATE, LOUISVILLE and ST. LOUIS VIA , P/TTBl3U4i.ill,r.y. ,WAYNR and CELIIJAGu, AIN D UINCINN ATL HAMILTON DAYTON P,AILROADR VI A DRLA.I7 &HE OUT-0911 pay LhAloha only 2:12 mita from Pea:burgh to lAwc.nruzit TIES LINE is compo2od of Roads of ttio First Chats ' and is located through a beautifal and highly cultivated portion of the State. Direct connoction to made at Cincinnati with the Ohio and At lssisetpj,i ilitilimul, (the tracks of the C. U. A D. A 0. A M. Roads, being comiork , O, Louisville, St. Lagos, Cairo, Meniphtn, Vick.aburg, Notches, Now Orleans. Commotion made at et. 1,014 With the Pacific Railroad and Missouri River Italteta, toe KANSAS AND NKBRASKA, • And al; points Wean'. Al4O 0601.10C1a at Cincinnati witil Kentucky Central R. It., far lirankfort and all pointa in Central Kentucky. 'rrann, INavt. P.:ll4:Lr..nt litiatiut/ foltoyi: .30 1 'Dining i. einclu..ll with 3 ar • • .. • • I but one change of ,tre, ) lying at Cd.L P. • t timprogn Pankon ger 'Plain, az 2:• 16 i) • 201_ •• riving in Creetlina ler:Ou A. M., Cin. ii:00 P. M. BAGGAG E O.IIEOII ED THIIOOOII. "iiZ. Per• as Low as omy other For all infornumuu, and Through Tleksi.a, apply nt tin) Ticket tkileo, corner IttonengelteL, LiUCU3d, or nt Penu etreet tftatton. Pa.krengers doirc.rol of gc,ing Liam route will nal h , r Ticket. ',La Delaware Cat-Off. J. U. :llOt/Itlkl, Supt. P. ft W. . 1 C. It it, CAN'T, Lkltial, Supt. C. H. A D. R. R. uotlits The Cleveland, Plttsburkh and Wheeling Railroad, AND Pittsburgh, Columbus & MIR RAILROAD LINE. Change of Time. ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY It kni, Trame will leave the Depot of the l'enunylveu is •ontral anal oad follorra 1 Fo. CLEVELAND, EL/r/rAL,./, DETBAAT, 6:45 A. §/. C CHICAGO AND TICE VFLET. WIIMCLING AND ZAINIEVILL.L. CL:VELAND, TOLEDO, DLTEOIT 2:35 P. M. CObEIDT:CaLEVIfCTiOV.Si/ta, with Detroit line of stearnera. 4: 00 p a m a ALL WAY STATIONS ON THU Rivkh Peseengere deeiring to Chicago, or points beyond Chicago, via Cleveland, must ash for t.c:ceta via Cleveland PITTSBURGH; COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI (era 9 TEUBKNYILLE,) RAILROAD CHANGE ol? TIMN.—On and after MONDAY, the 11th, of May, 1865, Trains will leave the Depot of the Penilsylva nia Central Railroad, as follows: For eTZLIIIVTILLP., eoLEMBUE4, 1)&rroN, 3:00 A. M. DIDLLIAPOLLS, LOULEIVILIAL, Cll6O, NIT.II. I , IIIEI AND Now OB.L.CANAL 1 , Fun CISCUINATI AND ST. LOlll7, and All 2:35 P . i ll _ l' o ltiTtl SOUTH AND WWI . . • Through to Cincinnati without change of Laid. Paiti.3llgaia desiriag to go to Columbus, Cincinnati, etc., or any points beyond Colunlbua via Steubenville, most lath for tickets via Steubenville. J h_NLPS RAllfilla, Snkertntkairiont C., 12.13 W. it. R. W. W. DA.GLEV, Superintendent P.„ 0 lc C. R. IL PITTSBURGH `& UONNELLSVILLE RAILROAD. (IN and after Monday, the 10th inst. Pass enger Trains will be run daily, (except finndays,) from the Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Depot, as follows : Mail Train leaves Pittabnr,h....„ 7too A. K. Express Train loaves Pittsburgh..... .....„..3:80 e.. sr. SITUBRING; Mail Train LICIVC.I Connelisville . 2:00 A. et. Express 6:00 A. It. Arriving at Pittsburgh 8145 A. IS. Tickets to be had at Pennsylvania Railroad Ticket OSlee. Both Trains connect at Connollsville with Punting Is Coaches for Uniontown, Frostburg, Cumberland, etc., end at West Newton with Coaches for Mt. Pleasant, Somerset, Berlin; oto. Freights to and from Pittsburgh and Stations on Pitt*. burgh and Connollwrille Railroad, will be received and de livered in Pittsburgh, at the “ Baldwin Depot,” opposite "Duquesne Depot." b.cepting such as Pig Iron, Lnuiber, Stone, etc., which Will bo loaded or unloaded at Outer De pot, or at the canal Depot, as may be arranged with Freight Agent, Pennsylvania Ballroad, at Pittsburgh. IL BLACHRTONE, Supt. Transportation Department P. A C. R. It., Connelbsville, May 6th, 1858. 1 myB New Route via River and Railroad. font ffiESME Indianapolis & Cincinnati Railroad fIONNEOTING AT INDIANAPOLIS with Terre Haute, and Terre ,Haute and Alton Railroads, to di.. Louie and Lafayette and Indianapolis, Now Albany and Pelona, and Michigan Central Roads for CHIOI.GG, ROOK ISLAND, BURLINGTON, and all intermediate points. • Through freight Train to INDIANAPOLIS, Tilltkis HAUTE, LAVAYETTO, and PERU. Freight carried aom Cincinnati or Lawrenceburg, in time than any other route by 24 hours, and at as low rates. The only road by which shipments can be made from Cin cinnati to the Went, without breaking bulk. Ilmmignmetrin made-tn.'. B. GIBBONS, Agent at Undue nati; or, W. B. CUTTING, Agent at Lawrenceburg, will receive prompt attention, and no charge for commission ; no n'ical,vefut drayage or o2v—ltiztio* at ZallairanatAtirp. For further information, apply to THOMAS RATTIGAN, (N 0.115 Water street,) Agent of the Company, 'who is pre. pared to give tuanuou =num to Indianapolis, Torre Hutto, Lafayette, Chicago, Peru, Greencastle, OrewVirds vine, Charleston, Paris, and fdattoon. O. LORD, pr.f.dba. JNO. P. CEIHRP . , Getel Freight Agent. mra FU RNIT URE. A MIE.LIKRN A; CO. have On bond, at MIL. O their eitonsivo CABINET and CHAIR IIANIIPAC4 TORY, No. di zimit.Lsalti sMee t, a large cm.ortmuut of Fancy and Plain Far ulturo, which they will ell lb por cent. lower than customary ralos... Tema, math only. 1I OODWELL -P B FURNITURE AND QUAID.% Whales:do and Botail, embracing every style Of Vnrnitiva, Cif lb:tieVOA 'Mahogany and Walnut, Imitable for_Parlors, chambers and Dining Dooms, equal to 'oily Icier Yoltirelphis, and at ltnirer prima. Every article made by hand, and warranted.Cabint-makera sup plied with any quantity of ITHRNITIThr , and CHAlllit, en reasonable wins. Hotels and Hteatchos.to furnished ut the shortcut notice. Waraoorna, Nce. 77 anti 79 THIRD Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 10 BAGS Dried Apples, for sale by nAo.A.LNY, COSCILIVE et Co, ir.r2l rim 18 atd A Wood street. JUST received another assortment of Boors and SlioE.? l , consisting of Ladies' Heel Botts Bud Slip- Goat's, Boya's Youth's, and a jargo variety of Chil dren's Fancy Shoes, Please give us. a at the Cheap Cas io liStore of k O S m ar et, 6-tra j c.t, 'M recut t d iL tiorr L N from FlDah. W OOL WANTED--. ico,ooo The. Wool Wanted at highest cash Wajtmegy A eta, 122 Second street, and 1 1 Frout• price, 1 7 Je.2l:ltud*w HAIR DYES--Batohalor's, Christadora's, Alazaniiefe, Ski!,lon's, and Wator's Liquid Hair Dyes—a large supply constantly on hand, tat JSEVELALININCPS, Corner.Dlamond and Market knot. bbla. fresh, E uat received .12.2 i 4410 sale tkY nanwv j lL coLuNs WRAPPING PAPFiRS.-10 0 0 reams as sortad absea, arrow and rag wrapping, for ado by W3L G. if/HM . I'ON & 00, sea Paper Doak" 67 Wood stmt. RAILROADS. Stammer Arrangement. ON AND AMR MONDAY, JULY 5 YE N N SYLVANIA9ENTRAL RAILROAD EaGEIT DAILY TRAINS. Tii z' MALL TRAill leaven the Passenger Station every morning, lexcept Sunday,) at 6:00 o'clock, Pittsbncgli time, arriving in Philadelphia at 11:00 P. hi. TILL F A :IT LINE Daily, except Sunday, at 115 P. U. ar riving In Philadelphia at 6 O'CiOC4 A. it., and stopping only at principal stations. TILE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evening at 11:50 o'clock. Stopping only at Greeriabnrg, Latrobe, Johns town, Willmore, Gallitzin, Altoona, ac. 4 connecting at Har risburg with the Train direct for Baltimore, and arriving in Philadelphia or Baltimore at LOO o'clock, P. M., ACCOMMODATION TRAINS THE JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves daily (except Sunday,) at 8:80 o'clock, P. M. Stopping at all stations, and running as far as Conemaugh. FIRST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Turtle Creek Bridge leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 10:40, A. M. SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Turtle Creek, Leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 4.20 P. AL THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Turtle Creak, leavea daily (except Sunday,) at 0:20, P. is. , RDTIIRNINO TRAINS arrive In Pittsburg h as follows • Itxpiess,l:4s, P. IlL; Malla2:10 a. IL: Fast Line 2:25A. E.; Johns town Accommodation, ll.:00 A. First Turtle Creek Acosta. modation, 0:50; A. 314 Second Accommodation, 12:40, P. U.; Third Accommodation, 610, P. at Trains for Blairsville and Indiana, couneat at Blairsville I.itereoction with mail train East r Exptess train West, and toe Johnstown eccomodation train Baat.and West. PI TTSBURGH AND OONNELLSTILI.E TRAINS, Stopping - at all Stations on the Pittsburgh and Connell,. villa Road, leave daily, (Sunday excepted,) as follows: MAIL TRAIN 7:00 d a. I EXPRESS TRAIN-S:3O P. M WINING TRAINS from Pittsburgh and Connellaville Road, arrive at Pittsburgh, 8:45 at. at. and 8:10 P. at. $21.., The traveling public will find it greatly to their In wrest, in going East or West, to travel by the Pennsylvania Railroad, as the accommodations now offered cannot be sur passed on any ether route. As the Road is ballasted with stone and is entirely free from dust, we can promise safety, speed and comfort to all who meybsvor this Road with their patronage. —BABA : To New York $18,00(TO 'Baltimore.-- " Philadelphia 10,00 " Laricaater To Harrisburg * , 5a.45.. Baggage checked to all Stations on the ; Pennsylvania Rail road, and to Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York- Passengers purchasing tickets in cars, will Le chaigediten cents in.addition to the Station idea except from Stations , , where the Company has no Agent.l NOTICE'.—In case of loss, 110 Company will hold them 3 il • selves responsible for personal baggage , only, and for an g amount not exceeding $lOO. N. ll—The Excelsior Onmibtis Linelms been employed to convey Passengers and Baggage to and from the Depot, at a charge not to exceed 25 cents for each passenger and bag gage. For tickets apply to J. STEWART, Agent, At the P. R.N. Passenger Station, • on Liberty and Grant. atre‘ta, Ft.. Wayne TILE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD TILE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting Attie Atlantic Cities with Western, North-western and South-western States by l a continuous Railway. direct. This Road also connecteat Pittsburgh with Dail- cot Steamers to all ports on the Wes'. en, Ana at Cleve land and Sandusky with steamers to all ports the North western Lakes; making the most emu?, ototestsi and ainhuaasetmg by which FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Guitar Wier. guise belt - tweet' phu adolp hl a &Pittsburgh, BUST CLASS.— Boots, Shoes, Hats and) Caps, Books, Dry Goods, (in boxes, bales and trunks,) Drugs, (in boxes;and bales) Feathers, Furs, Ac.. SECOND CLA.SSDomeatic Sheeting, Shirt ing and Ticking (in original bales), Drugs (in casks), 'Hardware, Leather (in rolls or boxes), Wool, and Sheep Pelts, Eastward, Ac., THIRD CLASS.—Analls, Steel, Chains (in' casks), Hemp, Bacon and Pork, Salted (loose or in sacks), Tobacoo, manufao tared, (except Gigue ortato FOURTH CLASS—Coffee, Flab, Bacon,Beol and Pork, (in casks or boxes Eastward,) Lard and ford Oil, Nails, Soda Ash, Ger man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, Ac., Ao. J FLOUR--75c. bbL until further notice. GRAIN in car loads, 85 eta. 11100 lbs. until further notice., COTTON—S 2 %I bale, not exceeding 500 Tbs. weight, until further notice. .fisig- In shipping Goods from any point FAst of Philadel phia, bo particular to mark packages "via Pennrylvaltio Rathosad.' All Goods consigned to the Agents of this Road at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without FELKIGIII? Aanwra--diarrti, Worteley A Co., Memphis, Tenn.; R. F. Sims E Co ' St. Louis; P. G. St. 00., Evansville, Ind.; Dumeenil,Bell A Co., and Carter A Jewett, Louisville, Ky.; It. 0. Meldrum, Madison, Ind ; H. W. Brown A Co., and Irwin & 00., Cincinnati; N. U. Graham & Co., Zanesville, Ohio • Leech &Co.; No. 64 litlby street, Boston ; Leech & Co., Astor Elouee, N.. 0 Vert,; No. 1 Wlllimu street, and No. S flattery Place, York; C. J. Seceder, Philadelphia; Hagraw A koot.t I;4lttum.r.; it. A Stewart, Pittsburgh. H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent. H. J. LOMBAERT, huperhatendent, Altoona, Pa. G E.OOEIiIES WINES AND LIQUORS bags Rio CotTs.o; 100 cheats Black and Green Teas YS bble,eruahel Sugar; " Coffee 41 " Now York Syrup; " MIT Grteelal Md/kases Tierceii New 11.(.r;, lo Until W. W. 11.,Grant's Tobacco ; hid " M. B. and Layer Raisins ; ta) kegs French Plume; '2 Puncheons Jamaica Rum; vi Santa Grua Rum; Pines Holland Gin ; Irrench Brandy; Port, Sherry, Malaga and Chem. pugne %Vines; Pure Old Rye and Rectified Whisky, in store and for sale low, by HAWORTH is BROWN LEH, Sucresaore to Haworth, Bro. 4 Brownlee, Cor. of the Diamond end Diamond alley, my2.o Pittsburgh, Pa. SUNDRIES.- 16 Enetwlek's Syrup ; 25 " New York 25 " Baltimore " 03 hhds. New Orleans Sugar ; lOU half chedte Young Hyson Tea; 50 " Black Tea, for tale by Joail W. H. BkIITII & 00 MANILLA PAPER.—A large lot iariovie Edam, tor oak by Wit. 0. JOHNi3TON It 00., 09 Pam ranters. I 4 Wood id. 11) - LANTATION SUGAR & MOLASSES -100 hhds. fully fair and prima N. 0. Sugar; 800 bids., oak cooperage, prime N. 0. Molasses ; " St. James S. H Molasses, now landing and for Mk), by MILLEN k NIOHICTSON, corla Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty street. BILL PAPER—Of best quality—for sale by WM.. O. JOHNSTON CO, je2B Stationers, 57 Wood street. ENVELOPES.—Bnff, Straw, Amber and White, of all sizes, sold wholesale or retail, by WM. O. JOHNSTON k CO., my 7 Stationers and Paper Pealas, 57 Wood at. SODA A 5.11.-100 casks Soda Ash, now lauding and for sale by . . . barrels fresh Eggs, just receiv ed and for silo by JAII.EI3 Q. SETZXB, fOD FISH.- 3 drums extra large Cod Pith ; 3 large " " Just received and for stie, by MILLER it ItICIEETSON, miYb igen nt and Tri Liberty street. IUR SALE—Oma Steem Engine, Cylinder 15 inches in di. meter, 4% feet stroge, with 2 Cylinder Boilers 82 inches In diameter, 30 feet In length, with lire front; Fly Wheel 16 feet in diameter. For price and terms, inquire of B. C. A J. IL sawima, Je3o No. 47 Wood street. I ADZES' KID GLOVE CONGRESS GAIT IIitS, with end without heels, at the People's Shoe Store, No. 17 Fifth street. DIFFEBBACHER .1 CO. fIEN C'S CONGRESS GAITERS CHEAP, J at the People's Shoe Store, 1v0,,17 Fifth 'Street. fel9 DIFFENBACIRES Is CO. if ',LAVE constantly on hand alarge supply IL of Pure Winesand Liquors for' medicinal purposes. Those 'wishing anything in this line, can rely upon getting a pure article at JOSEPII FL.EMENGT., jyl.2 Garner Dimmed and Market street. $l6OO WILL buy a Dwelling House of rooms and bath room, good cellar, and othar conveniences, situate on Franklin street $6OO in hand balance at one and two years. 8; OUTHBEST 4 BON, Jyls 51 Market street. iIrYPE METAL, just received and fatr sale, A by W. 8. HAVEN, Stationer and Printer, Je26 Corner Market and Second dreeta. QOARS.—A large supply of Low's we known Brown Windsor supply received Ale Honey, Palm, Lettuce, Nymph and other fancy Soap con - - - - atantly on hand at CIOLTON'S WEST TOURIST &GUIDE IL,/ For sale by (lolF) J. It. WNLDIN _DELIVERED EVERY M0RN1,N0...... Forney's Press, Public Ledger, N. Y. Times, Herald stud Tribune, and the Cincinnati Commercial, are delivered in every part of the city. Trade supplied by leaving your address at HUNT & BLINEB, G ENT'S WE t °BRAE'. _ Gent's Patent Loather Gaiters; R; Gent's Patent Leather Oxfords ; -< Cent's Calf Boots; tq Gent's Fine Kipper'. t) CHEAP. • AT VIZI PEOPLE'S SHOE STORE, jell No. II Fifth street, DIF.VILNBAOHER 4 CO QTAR CANDLES.--75 boxes extra Ada mantine Star Candles, warranted =period to tiny fn the market, on hand and for sale by ra1313 ..Q,PONCIES---A large supply of coarse and 101 fine Sponges, of a very superior quality ,just received JOB. FIMMING, Corner Diamond and Market street. CITATIONERY FOR OFFICE tiBE-A large eapply of Staple and Fancy Stationery, for ofl Sces, banks, ote.,for gale by (iota) J It. URESII TEA, MORE NEW TEA-- The newt Tea of every name, grade and. color. The sub scriber has in store and arriving, a most 'extensive and complete assortment of Tea In chests, half cheats and fami ly bores, all of vehloh is offered at greatly reduced ptiees. Jen JAYINIEB, 33 Fifth street. AHOME IN THECOUNTRY.—A new Cottage House of 6 rooms, good oellar, and every convenience to make a oumforeable and pleasant residence; stable, carriage bones, hours, 260 peach tree% also, choice apples and other frult,l2 acres of NO, goad quality for gardening Purposes, situate at 3 Miles from the city, near the Washing:on Turnpike. Terms easy, and immedi ate possession. For sale by. S. CUTIIB}IRT di EON, k 22 . - -51 Market atre e.c.‘ TESIRABLE PROPERTYTOR SA LE Ai' A Dwelling Home and two large lots, with good int provementiOmmodiate peasesatort: Price, $lBOO. A Farm of 803 acres, 40 improved, all prima land one relk, from yayett4iBprings. Price, $6 per acre. A eldimble property at LaWrencorille„" in complete order, ,good location, immediate posaearion—s3soo. - • A section or choice land in Franklin county, lOWE/011 good location—s2,6o per acre. B. CUTHBERT & BON, je29 - 81 Market etrzet CLARK STREET. A Brick Duelling --- 8.011110 on Clark street, - near Carpenter's alley, at the /ow price of $llOO. Also, three other Dwelling Houses near the above. prioe;11200; Sada— Terms easy. yjls E. CUTHBERT h SON, 61 Harketst. irjr bbb3 Her for sale by JUL Rao EVIPL OOLLINB 700. 9 100 tbs 80a. la 100 Ma. 60c. TIA 100 Mt 400. il 100 Ma. MILLER RICKETSON Corner Market and Wtist streets JOS. FLEMING'S, Corner Diamond and Market street. Masonic Hal a a. 6 J. U. HAWYIIII CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. EMOVAL.—J.-Bc_. IL _PHILLIPS havo AIL, removed to ; their new building, and 7.S T. el,Aly.reet, west nide, betweon Penn street and the Bridge. 7 - . . 11 * PUI4L / 2 #t AIANUFAITPURERS OF FLOOR, FURNITURE, OARRJAGF., TABLE, AND TRANSPARENT & OPAQUE 'I .3 IIVSNIULDE OIL CLOTH'S 3 , Of differentOoEortl. . _ , Able, Diti.,LtES IN OIL CLOTHS A. WINDOW SHADES, Of every description. Dealers in IN DIA RUBBER GOODS, of all kinds, made nuder. Goodyear's Patent; Agents of the Boston and New York Belting Companies, for the sale of their INDIA RUB BER BELTING, HOSE land PACKING. LEATHER Baz DIG of Eastern manufacture, a superior:qingity ; also, Lace Leather and Rivets. Agents for the OHIO FIRE-PROOP MINERAL. PAINT. Dry and Mixed Paiute, Varnishes, One, Tarntine, Brushes, Glass and Putty. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING AND GLAZING, in all its branches, done in the ban and shortest time. (ddikly) J. g H. PHILLIPS, stare Nua.2l3 and 2 Bt. Clair atreet; Manufactory at Phil % Upon on' the Ohio river, three tallea below Pittsburgh CAHETTS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTING, So., AT THE , •Weaßth Street Carpet Store. -yt D. & H. M'OALLUM respectfully o invite the attention of their former customers and the public generally to their present stock, just selected for Spring :sales embracing the very Weer styles of Foreign and Home Manufacture, eonsisting in part of Velvets and Brussels, Tapestry and Common Ingrain: also, Brassols, Damask, Twilled and Plain Stair CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS FROM 2 TO 24 FEET NIDE, Rugs, Mats, Stair Rods, Canton and Cocoa Matting; List, Yarn and Rag Carpets ; Venitlan Blinds; Painted, Buff and Green Holland Shades. It will give ns pleasure to chow goods to all who may be desirous of looking or purchasing, and wo are determined to otter inducements to any who may favor ne with a call, at the old stand, No. 87 FOURTH Street, near Wood. W. D. k H. 11113.81,L1711. fIIL CLOTH CLOTHING—Of all kinds, Naf black and yellow, f)r sale at the India Rubber Depot and 28 St wail- moot. [deg] J. &H. PHILLIPS. ®IL CLOTHS FOR THE FALL TRADE. !kJ , We have on hand, and are daily receiving additions thereto from our own and other manufactories, a large etoch of Floor Furniture, Carriage Trimming,Table Cover, Troia.. parent, Green and Buff, and ell kinds of Oil Cloth, uao4 liotusefurnishing and other purposes. Alto, Trartspeteut Window Shades, of dry and oil linish—gold bordered 'and other styles, and Window ithuda "Frinduings. iderchants and others will find it to their advantage to ex amine our stock and prices before making their purchases elaowhero. J. & IL FaILLIPe, 5810 28 and *45 St. Clair otreeL OIL CLOTH TABLE COVEIJKS—Of our owou and other manufacturers, for tale wholesale and retail, by J. k 11. PHILLIPS, J yl7 26 and 28 Bt. Ulalr street. 'TRANSPARENT GREEN OIL CLOTH g 3000 yards of a superior quality, just received from tun factory, and for sale by J. & IL PIIILLIYB. jyl7 26 and 2.6 St. Clair street., IARRIAGE OIL O lA) TllB.—bnamelled with plain or figured backs—on muslin, Twillud and Duck Goode, for Wu by J. .tr. H. PLIILLITS, iY /7 2 6 and 58 St. Clair mtrat.t. OAP OIL CLOTHS—A few pieces on mus w Ha, and imltatloa of silk, f. r sale at 20 and 28 Bt. Glair street. (jyl7) J. ,fs H. PPTIJIH. HOSPITAL SliESTlNti—Of all widths and of the beet quality, for ealO at the India Rubber Depot, 20 and 28 Bt. Clair area. jell - INDIA RUBBER DOOR MATS—The bee article la nee, for solo at the India Dubber Depot, of IL PHILLIPS, all 24$ Bt. Clair street. V. 1.10011, OIL j: Of car own and ern catunifoctaro—all widths, und cut W ent, any else of rooms or hulie--ed the Oil Cloth W.tre rooms, No. 24 and 23 Bt. 018lr areet. or.= Great Cita.nce to Make rtiooe3 THE BEST AND MOST CEPTAIN SPECU LATION OF 'I'IIIES--ONLY ONE „e,. DOLLAR PEE SILSEE.--Forty thousand dollars E t worth of valuable Real Estate, Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Silver Plated Ware, with agreat variety of Fancy Bi2a Staple Goode; to beldisposed of in forty VIOL, eland shares, at ono dollar per ehare, as follows:—Upon the payment of one dollar, 1 will seed the payer a numbered re celpt, which will entitle hue to taw share in the above undi vided property. When the shares shall have been sold, the shareholders shall be notified of the fact, by mail, or through the newspapers, and a meeting of the Shareholders Snell then be held i e the city of Phllrdolphie, and the whole of the property disposed o'er distributed among them; In buck way as shall be determined upon by them ; each Sharehold er shall be entitled to ono vote, a Committee to be detected by the Shareholders at satirnieating, to conduct or superin tend the disposition of the property, according to the throe- Cons of the Shareholders, end I will then deliver the pro perty to such person or persona as the Shareholders lady appoint to receive the same. The Real Estate col:islets of one three story brick dwelling house and lot, valued at Veal, and two three story brick dwelling houses and lots valued at WOO each, in the city of Philadelphia, clear of all lacuna brews), aud title indisputable; the other property consists of the whole stock and fixtures of one of the largest Watch and Jewelry Stores in the city of Philadelphia, now ' and for a long time past kept by the eubscriber. The neck cement ing of very line Gold and Silver Hunting Case Lever Watch es'very floe Gold and Silver Patent Lever, Lepiiie and otnor Watches, Gold Chains, Pencils, Sells, Lockets, Ear Rings, brooches, Bracelets, Diamond mid ether huge and Pine, /Beds, Sleeve Buttons, ite., Sc., Gold, Sliver and Ste,: taclen, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Silver and Silver Plated Ware, consisting of Tea Sets, Leaders ' Cake Bashes., Cepa, Spoons, Relive-, Y orke, ac., Jas Also,Prouch Clocks, Moult Boxes, Accorileons, and a groat variety of other goods. 'Cho above is not one of those schemes which are devised to en trap the unwary, bat ie and will be iv fair Sale of the entire property beloagiag to the subscriber, pereoee ere peens , . (Ay assured the stock hes not hoop purcheeed for the purpose of deception, and to palm off Common Gilt and Plated Jewel ry, for hoe Gold, none such will be distributed, the most respect able persons are given as refereucee, to those disposed to per chase shares. All orders by Mail enclosing the money -sill be promptly attended to, and receipts forwarded to toe ad dress of the sender, by return mail. Any pereou eenthng ten dollars at one time, shall receive eleven eeparate receipts:, In as many separate names if desired. !writing for shares, please write the name of the Post QlSte, to which you wish the answer directed. a :4 II the greateat chance of getting a large amount of valuable property, for a email Gnat, as has ever before been ollertei to the public. Send on your orders ' us shares era selling rapid ly, and it is confidently expected the distribution will coon bo made. Article!' allotted to persona at a distance, will be set': to them at their expeneo Vt. Agents wantesli manicatione musts (IOPYING PRESSES, with Screw and v 4,„„/ Lever, fir sale ty W. S. HAVEN, Stationer and Paper Dealer, Oorner Market and Second street,. SUMMER EXCURSIONISTS.- Ladles who design taking a "Pleasure Trlp,",sheeld provide themselves with the NEW LINEN TRAVELINGSKIRT! The above article can bo precurod at DUKE FRENCH BRANDY, for thedicinal purposos, by the bottle or gallon, at BROWNLEI,7B, feb In the Diamond. 10 SACKS FEBAAGTRERBOOBO by for g s a al v. : Nos. is end 20 Wood ortze.4. RY E. -125 bush Rye for sale by JAB. A. FETZER, Jyi Corner Market and First aireots TIMOTHY SEED-10 bush. Good Timothy Seed for sale by JAB. A. FETZER, RYE FLOUR.-15 bble! just received an, for sale by [=3] EtkINRY IL COLLINS.. DRY APPLES--100 bush., for sale by fe2o ILENILY U. COLLIN& L'XPANSION. SKIRTS—SteeI Spring, and all the other celebrated Skirts, for Rale by • ap2B JO3.IIOIOIE , 77 Market etraet. IaLACK LACE MITTS.—A large stock of Ay excellent stylea,,with and without lingers, very chtal. at (ap26 ) 308. HORNEI3, 17 Market street.__ CIOTTON 110STERL—Every variety of 'l,l Cotton Stockings and Half Hose at the lowest prices wholesale or retail, at JOS. 11.0.11.NE5, ap2o 77 Market street Rlo4—Six tierces prime Rico, just receiv ed and for sale by • MILLER g RIOILETSON, roar Nos. 221 and 2.23 Liberty street. 'I _AKE FISH-15 whole bble. Lake Sui,e- AA rior White Fish justrecelved . and for sale by JAS. A. FETZER, jyB Corner Market and First streets. $6OO FOR a two story frame dwelling "tome and lot of ground 60 foot by 100, plea.. ntly situated on Ht. Wasbi - agtou. Terms easy. fob S. OUTlittliatT h SON. Al l &rkot t. NERS. ALLEN'S Hair Restorative, Brown's Eql: Januslca Ginger, Preston ft Morrill B Cooking Extracts, Kennedy's Medical Diszovery, Thompson's Washing Compound, Pyson's Indelible Ink, McClung & Campbell's etar.:l Bonix, ealtpotro, Lemon syrup. For sale by B. L. FAUIVESTOOK A CO., SY 23 No. 60. cornor of Wood and Fourth eu. QYRUP.-10 bbls. N. 0. Syrup for salet, (:13 j‘,l consignment, by (GO) UthRYU. coLusti sTAROII.-250. but Rochester Pearl-Starch, reatfirad end fat aolo by TIENRV FL COM NS. 11ANANAS.—First of the Beason just re. calved by express and for cola by KNYMEII. ANDEILSON, No. 39 Wood EttrocL Opposite Bt. Charles hotel.. ROLL BUTTER-2 bbls. Frish Roll Butt©r !waived and fur Bale by JAS. A. FETZER, sayl2 Clarnar Market and Fmr etc .RIN TIN executed in the highest style art, and at reasonable prices, by. J. B. WELBIN, Bookseller and Stationer, 63 Wood street, near Pcnartb. NE:VBEDFORD SPERM CANDLES.— :1 boxes assorted alms" 51 and eta, Siorna Candle, au hood and for sale b 7 B.O. % d. 11. SAW-VIM UFF'S BO K-KREPING, Blanks, and Eftmccin's system or Penzonnehip, fcr sale by W. 8. LEAVEN, Oornar Market and Bdeond earvots. AWNINU RODS-1 set Awning Rode, for sale by (Je2s) 11101111( 11, COLLINS CILOVERSEED,-25 sacks just received, 1 16,1 luid to gala by [roll] IIaNRY- H. OOLLIN6 -500 GROSS HAVEN'S No. ONE PEN Just rambled and for sale by - • •-• & FLAMM. mr24 Cotner Masked and Second streak. 111 DRUMS COD FISH, for ealo by A.l BiLGALEY, 00,1•011AVR Jr. 00., Nes.l3 and 2A Wood'itr. • IW (JOLLEY'S SALVE for stile wholoslao and retail at the Drag Store of JOHN RAPT, JR., data] Darner f Wood and swat ata.„ Piataargh J. & H. PHILLIPS J. & IL YH.LLLIP3 town and village. All cein to L. It. BIOOwL4LL, .4oad otreet, above Obeannt, Philadelphia JOS. 110UNIVS. 77 Markot stre.t GRE A T :13E1 U T/FIER So Long trolTooessfully Sought, FOUND lAT LASTI VO.ll IT RESTORES PERAIA.NENTLY Gray Hair to its orlitrol color; covers luxuriantly the bald head; removes drind, itching and all scrofula, amid head and all eraplons; makes the hair red; healthy., a n d gassy ; and will preserve to any imaginab,e age, removes, as if by magic, all blotch;,, eto. from tho face, and care" all neuralgia and nervous headache. Pee circular and the fol lowing: I (O . --®ante: N. H., Neb. 2d, 1867. PROB. 0. J. WOOD A .ents: Within a few days we have received so many orders and calls for Prof 0. J. Wood's Hair 4 Reatorative, that to4ay we were ea:Tolled to send' to Boston Lx a quantity, (the 6 dozen you forwsrdedall'being sold,) while we might order a quantity front!you. Entry bottle we Acne sold seems tp Anotproduosti three or four flew CU00771.01 and the approbation, and patronage it receives leant the most substantial and worthy citizens of our vicini ty, fully convince us that it is A 131081' VALUABLE PIMP &RATION. Send us as soon as may be one gross of 1.1 aim; and one dozen $2 size; and believe us yours very respectfully. (Signed) DANIEL LATBORP & CO. ThlatO' GEO7B, Bt. Charles Co., ,10., Nev.l9, 18nd. PROF. 0. J. WUoll—bear 2.1 r : noine time last summer we were induced to use dome of your flair Restorative, and its effects were so wends al, we feel it our duty to yon and the enlisted, to report it Our little ecn'e Lead ft eome time had been perfectly ces , ered with eoree , rod emu called it scald head. The hair al. most entirely came oir innoneequence, whoa u friend, eating his sufferings, advised us;to use your Restorative, we did so with tittle hope of enceeds, but, to our surprizo, and that of all our friends, a very fe,'.v applicati"ne removed the disease entirely, and a new and luxuriant crop of hair soon Started out, and we can now saythat utir boy has ri3 healthy a scalp, and as Icanriant a cro,, Of L,air auy other child. We can therefore, and do hereby, reoummend your Restorative, as a perfect remedy for all (14(easos of lhu scalp and hair. Es t ero, yours respectfully. ORUItOn W. IIIGOINBOTHAM, IL4U A. EV UG [pi 80T11A1.14 I O.I7.DINLIT, Maine, Bane `a, IBM. PROF. U. J. WOOD—Dear Eh% I have used two bottles of Professor Wood's Hair Restorative, and can truly say It Is the greatest discovery of . the ago for restoring anti changing the !lair . Before using it I was a man of seventy. My Hair has now attained Its original color. Yon can recoil'• mend it to the world Ncithoat the least fear, as to case 'was one of the worst kind. ' Yoars Respectfully, DANTAL N. MURPHY. 0. J. WOOD & 00., P-0 prtotors, 312 Broadway, Now York, (in tho great N. Y. , Wite Iratablishment,) and 114 Market atreot, Bt. Louta,,Alo. r_ElftflAtt, N 0.140 Wood street, and sel;Ble.dem Sold by Dr. (IEO. H. by all good Drcggiatt. *EuEta,T=lfflP, Private and Confidential Medical Advice I 4 T THE BUPPALO PRIVATE 110SPI a TAL—Feilablishifd for the cure of Syphilie, Seminal Wearenem and the Secret Infirmities of Youth and Maturity, by Dr. AllOl3 SON, lititlalo, N. Y. Office corner of Main and Quay etreete, (up =Sire.) A NOM' ECIENMIO lI.MINTION. Au instrument for the cure of Genital Debilitharletettm• nal Endesions, more properly known as Seminal Wemknem, dm Can be permanently cured in from nfteen-to•twenty days, by the use of thii lestroment, when used conjointly with medicines. YOUNG .MEN TIME PARTICULAR NOTIOR.• Dr. AMOS A SON tow pleas/mein announcing that they have invented a moat inipertontl natr ument for. the cure of the above disease'. It /las been subjected to a test by the most eminent physlciana in London. rariv, Philadelphia and New York; it has boon declared the oaly useful instrument over yet invented, for the cure of Seminal Weaknem p or any disease of the genital Orzans, eameednby the secret' habits of youth. • Dr. AMOS k SON, laleriler to atiefy the teat skeptical m to the merles of their instrument, pledge themselves that in any illtittillCO where they may prove uneatisfactorrefter fair trial, the money dill be refemded by returning their/. etrument in good order. i Persons wishing the love useinl Instrument will observe that the price, with the aocuinpanying directioni, securely packed and sent by eupsass, is ten dollars. NEW REMPAES AND QUICK. croncA. Dr. AMOS Q SON may be consulted from eight o'clock in the morning until Mee night do every stage and symp tom of the Venereal Disease, Olinerrhma, Gleeta, cendary Symptoms, Seminal Weakisese, Impotence and St: if tures el the Urethra, etc., with inviolable meresy. The treatment they adopt is the result of upward of thirty years' extensive and successful practice in London. The most inveterate sees of Venereal Diseases ;eradiated ;in eighkor nine days, nd cases of a slight nature in two or three days, et a mod erate expense. The cure effected without confinement or ilindiance from butinca4 also, melee and pains in the bones and limbs, effeetually eradicated. A CUR WARRANZEID. Dr. AMOS .t bON Lave devoted their attention exclusive ly to this peculiar clam maladied, and therelief they have consequently been enable.4l to render to their fellow-creature a fully testified nod griiatfully acknowledged by convales eentpatients and,othereilaily tit7l. Ving M. town from all parts of the country, for the express purpose only of consultations while their exertione baSre boon crowned with the most frig nal advantages; yet from what they have experienced I • inquiring into the crudes of thee() infectious complaint (from their most aluipleipondition to-that of the most dtin serum and inveterated) they have always entertained the passibility Cl their provantion and retneval, and likewise in variably found that the Most horrible and mangnant forme of disease could almost tlwaya be traced to onoof the fhb lowing causes :—lgnora co, neglect, or the eap e ei of me skilful and improper tiestudint; therefore, Dr. A. 403 A F.ON have uucceedeil in discovering, In the selection of;heir_ remedies, a safe, effectual, and cantle= course; omitting au combination of remedies liable!' bear an equivocal character, ,as well as those whose premature or injudicious application, might be productivs of lead courequencee in the halide et private indhrldnale. in hor.t the landlble end of their re. medico la the lessening cif a great mass of hymen misery by the ationiatlon, relief and prevention of those grievous at. Slalom that are lu reality the secret foe of life, and which, while they so (caramelise/round eta, call aloud for our skill and interference for their extermination. • • - COUNrra INVALIDff, Persons in any part of the world may be euccuatilly treated by forwarding a barrect deuil of their case, with a remittance for medicine!, as. Addrece Br. AMOS BON, corner lifs'n and Quay tilivetai Buffalo. N. Y. imi&dawly ORNATE DISEASES.—DR. isitoWl4 7 8 MEDICAL and /31111011:14L 051 , .;zn, No.l 60 elbliMilia.Dl it set, burgh, Pa. DA. DROWN Is an obkeittzeu of i't burgh., and has been in Vractice for theW.;ilw R* last twenty-firs years. Ma bre:linen had boon confined mostly to prlvaisaud bury ,11,5 , ' &al Di/MULTI:I. 1 1; 04,0:: , .. • • (imams AND 1413LiZIER8' . In need of a mediced friend, should not Sail to 12nd out the tore plate of relief. , The Doctor te a rer,ular graduate, and '' his experience In the treatment of a eettainelass of dismal le a sure guarantee to the oufferere of obtaintr.g permanent relief, by the use of hie renndles and following Ide advice. animws never fill to cure the v, - 6Tat form of lionormi. Marmara— Impurities op Boroftd ne It.ffectbne. Also, all (linens arleing from a hareditar taint, willrit manifests itself in the form of a fetter, protha - ', and a greet many forma of akin digeaair, tho origin of which the patientla entirely ignorant To portone co entotery Dr. ii. c4rfs florae of a awe and epoedy recovery, 2Z.M...fliriL WEIATINE,SO. Dr. Bro.:We remedial for tills alarming trouble, brougbi ou often by that solitary habit of tonna] gratification which tho young and weelt•mlUde,loften give way toy(to their crwa destniction,) are the onl;,r reliable remedies known in this country—they are safe, and make a speedy restoration health. Dr. Brown's remedies , never fail to me this painful dlr• ease in a few days—bu will warrant a care. He also treats Piles, Rieet, Gonorrho3a, iihicture, Urethral Discharges, as male Weakness, Moutiily Sapp/Talons, Diseases of tha Joints, 'rattan in Ano, ;ya mons Atlecticos, Pain In the Dat.h and Klaneys, Irritation of the Bladder, together with all diseases of as impore A-letter describing the symptoms, containing a rza, rooted to DR. BBOWM Ne. be araitlibeld street, kiltaturgit, Pa,, will Do Munedlatel), answered. Medicine sent to one addre:u, cafely pocked and spotire from observatlnn Office and Privata Ret,ina, No. DO iimithneld burgh, Pa. ape WOW IS YO R TIME—Buy Summer Shoes whilst you can get them so cheap, at the PEG SHOE lIfITOItL, No. 17 Fifth street. We will continuo to sell "Mdreduced rates for several weeks.— Faye year money by buying M the low prices._ Gent's Gaiter; for the oxcertling low price of $2. A few more Ladies' Gaiters left at $1;25, worth $1,76, coiled on the saes. Congress Gaiters for $1,25. !low is the time to buy cheap. aulB DIFFENBACEIER .t CO. 013 PRINTEIiS, Stationars, Blank Book blakore; and Paper Dealers. Ival. G. JOHNSTON drGO., 57 Wo O d etreot. 01,1 VE 011,-12 baskets of lino Olivo Oil, fix table 114 e, redelud tbbi day, by JMEYII FLEMING, C'ornot Diamond and Market aL TIDICTORIAL WINDOW SCRERNS.—A uew, beautiful and cheap article, designed fur the ex, eluding of Insects, of all kinds, from pealing through win dews when the sash is raLtod, and at the same time admit. ting a free current of air. They are got np in a variety of beautiful scenes, au' ate ornamental as well as useful—for sale whole3alo r and read, at 2L 2d St. Clair street, by H. PHILLIPS, for Manufacturers is Pittsburgh. tiQlu Ageu DRIED APPLIES-5P bushelg Dried Ap plm,Jant receltod and for rate by .51EM1S .5. CO e 22 Corner Wood and Water atraeta ThlPOiti - AtsiT 10 YEES.—We have now placed upon i tihe counter a lot of soudo GAIT EBB and 131101:5, whith we offer CILEAP. Call and exam ine them. MI Muds o f Bummer wear selling at the moat reasonable prices. Mises' Gaiters, black and colored, with and without heels , 1. w. Children's Palmy Parties, of the newest styles. We hate still a few Mdn's Patent Leather Ordtme left, now selling at greatly redruad prkea. DIVIENIRICILEB. & CO, N 0.17 Fifth street, near Market. • 1) FLOIJR.,-20 bblo. fresh ground Rye Flour Jon received and for sate by JAS. A. FETZER, Coraer Marliet and Ring ots. PURE LIQUORS.—A large aupply of Winea and Liquara, strictly pure for medical purpozes, 'lbw wattling an article that can no relied on for purity, should call and ezaralue may stock. Joe. ',mama, Onrner Market 'tree. and Diamou 4. 1 013 -- PRINTING. -- ey Cards, Circniars,, Prico Lists, , Bill haill.s4 . , Letter 110 de e. Ohte.v BilLyLabols,ll.3 taut Prints In suporior 6 aw notice, by T. Wki. G. JOUNSTON a CO, Printers, Blank Bo Manufacturers and 2 W tationers, 1 67 ood rtreet. I.ENIONS--artioxes Palermo, in No. I or tur, pant recetvid and for axle by . RIYAIRT: k 4NDNRSON, No, 89 Wood street, ' Oppo3ito the St. Charles - HoLeL_ .-Q...ANY0. 170 1F 1 IN gross fcr 'sap by 11. FAIINEBTOCR Wfwxf.nr! CO Pirrl straat. IQ LACK CRAPE COLLARS.—Reautifi 4,ll ... iityha fnr t4FO. JOLIMPH HORNEM FraeACCO.7+s atmorted brands, S's, tr , B, and TOacco, r i t , anlng, R a i n o d E t i sz it t by , 8 Noe. 221 wad 273 Liberty wool. e :.tea ~:
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