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BY OILIinOBB * DONTfiOniRY,
«r 2HB M <B.—.five Dollar* a y*ar, payable strictly In
tirance. Six Dollars will Invariably b* required If not paid
within the vtxy.
49* Bingle copies two czars—for sal* at the counter Is the
Odea, and by the N*wb Boys.
PabUshed from the same offle*, on a large blanket die
ah set, at TWO DOLLARS a year, In advance. Single ooples
Ti Ti ccrta.
S3T No paper will bo discontinued unless at the dlfcrfr
on of tbe Proprietors,) until all arrearages are paid*
No attention will be paid to any order txiuea acoom
puled by the money. or satisfactory reference in this dty.
fSF vonnected witA the Establishment of the Morning Pott
it on* of tht largest Job Printing Office* in the c£ty, wart ofl
k nds of work is done on the shortest notice, and mod rtaton•
a bit terms.
New Coach and Carriage Factory 2
JOHNSTON, BROTHERS & CO.,
Ctrmer Rebecca atid Belmont itredt. Allegheny City.
V 3 WOULD respectfully Inform their fries A*
mS/aod the public generally, that th.iy b< re
commenced the manufacture of Cnrri&i? ex,
a .Vg .1 ii Wlim Barouches, Rockawava, Buggies Sleigh)«m uJ
1 Chariots inall their various style* 0/ finish and proportV*' q.
1 jUI orders will be executed with strict regard to durabl IL
4 ty and beauty of finish. Repairs will also be attended to
\ on the most reasonable terms. Using in all their work t\ i«
beat Eastern Shafts, Poles, and Wheel stuff, they feel cot fl
dent that all who favor them with their patronage, will bo
perfectly satisfied on trial of their work.
Purchasers are requested to give uh a call, before purcJs *•
alng elsewhere. __ oct6:ly
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DAILY MOANING POST
on mi woaia-wxar oo&nn or wood ohd ma snum
THE BATTODAY MOBJOTO POST
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Rol)t« C. O• Bprflnl.
Attorney and counsellor at law—office, No.
—. Fourth street, Pittsburgh, Pa. declLly
Jamoa A* Lowrie*
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office .Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
between Smlthfleld street and Cherry alley, fdedlMy
JOHN BARTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office, corner Fifth and Grant its*,
ja£ly3) pmaßimee, pa.
Thomas Meant,
Attorney at law and solicitor in chancery.
Office, next door to the Post Office, Steubenville, Ohio.
ray 4
§. P» Rosa,
ATTORNEY ATLAW—No. 100Fourthstreet,Pittsburgh,
Pa., fourth door below Mr. Rody Patterßon'e Livery
Stable. j*2S
C. Orlando Loomis,
AT LAW—Offioe, Fourth street, above Wood.
It. B. Carnahan,
A TTORNEY AT LAW—Office on Fcurtb street', between
«/iL Cherry alley and Grant street. je2:y
J, N. M’Clowry,
Attorney and counsellor at law—office in
RakeveU's Buildings on Grant street, jell
U. 11. llazca,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—No. 127 Fourth street, above and
near Rmlthfiold. mar27:y
Patrick McKenna,
ALDERMAN OF THIRD WARD.
OFFIOE comer Grant and Firth streets, (formerly occu*
pied by Alderman Lewis,) where all business pertain*
ing to the office of Alderman and Justice of the Peace will
be promptly atteoded to. febldlm
tV. Buckmuter, Alderman,
OFHCE, Grant .«treet, between Fourth at. and Diamond
alley. Conveyancing of all kinds done with the great
est care and legal accurac' 1 . Titles to Real Estate examin
ed, Aiv _ _ ja3:g
William Wlliou, Alderman,
OFFICE No. 447 PENN street, between tbe canal and
O'Hara street, Fifth Ward. All business appertaining
to the office of an Alderman or Justice of the Peace, will
be promptly attended to.
43“ Bonds, Mortgages, and other documents, drayn with
neatness and despatch. febl 3;tf
H. AHL»7 bUttGK'JN DENTIST, («uc
cessor to G. W. Biddle,) No. 144 Smitbfiold
• TLY r 43"OSlce hours, from Bto 1 o’clock, and
rom 2 to 5 o'clock. f*his:ly
J SCOTT, DENTIST, Fourth street, five doors
of Marfc-t.
Grnct li-trua —From nine A. M. to five
P. M. dec2o:y
BUSINESS CARDS.
XIXRID B CCEUtSQ
XDvrARt) DrruaiDOS.
Curling, Robertson A Co.,
Manufacturers of cut, pressed and plain
FLINT GLASSWARE, warehouse No. 14 Wood street,
corner of Front street, Pittsburgh.
43“ Ail other kinds of Glassware and Window Glass, a t
low market prices. aplHdly
J&cob Rl’CoUUteri
*VirnOLK3ALK and retail Cigar manufacturer, and deal-
Yy er Id all kinds of Tobacco, Snuff, and Cigars, Nu. 25
Fifth 6treet, Pittsburgh. Pa.
SfxT Keeps couatautly on band a large supply of all the
various brands of Imperial Cigars j*-3£
JoUn ffloorliead,
WHOLESALE GROCER, AND COMMISSION MER
CHANT, for the Male of Fig Metal and Blooms, and
Produce generally. No. 27 Wood street. Pittsburgh |ap24
PiUUP KEYMER
Reymtr & Anderson,
(Suecwi-or? to Joshua Rhodes 4 Co.)
WHOLESALE dealer* in forel :u Fruit*, NuU, Spice?,
Coafectiooary, Sugars, 4c., No. 39 Wood street, oppo
site the Bt. Charles Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa bp2
Henry 11, Colima,
Forwarding and commission merchant, *nj
Wholesale D-aler In Cheese, Butter. Seed*, Fish, an«l
Prodnc* generally. N 0.25 Wood street. Pittsburgh [man
B T C. Morg&n,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER—has always on hand
a general assortment School, Miscellaneous and Blank
Booku, Printing, Post and Cap Paper, ic., wholesale and re
tail, No. 104 Wool street, below Filth. East side, Pittsburgh.
43* Wanted, Rag* and Tannern' Scraps. aplftrly
wiLLiaM Miu-EO, Phila.... M -\tm. aicsxTson, Pittsburgh.
Miller & lllcketton,
WHOLESALE G ROCKRB, Importers of Brandies, Wines
and Segara— Nor. 172 anJ 174, corner of Irwin and
Liberty street, Pittsburgh. Iron, Nails, Oottoo Yarns, Ac.,
constantly on hand. jy2o
Wm. Carr A Co,
W( Wm. Carr, late of tdw firm of J. Parker 4 Co.)
HOLRSALE OtOCERS, and Doaleram Foreign Wines
and Brandies, Old Monongahela and Rectified Wklv
ky, So. 829 Commercial Row, Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
Pb ja6ty
K. R. Urtvo,
Du-mand, iHlUbaryk, Pa.
DEALER IN COUNTRY PRODUCE, offers f-«r sale a
choice stock of Grocer ioa, seie»ctel for family use. Spict-s
of every variety and ihe purest quality, ground at bis
Bteam HilU. Also, Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic.
Produce taken in exchange for merchandlx o .
y. R. D. ha< procure! a full assortment of Laniretb'a
warranted Garden Seeds, and inruns the attention of all in
terested in rural affairs. j*nll
w. a. nousu
Engllih 6s. Rlckardson f
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, an-1
Wlioleflaje Dealer J io Fish, Bacon and Oil, and Prod uoe
generally. Warehouse formerly (vcuoied by Burbridgo A
Inghram, No. He Water and 1W Firai street, Pittsburgh,
Penaa. leb3
cnmmlulon Iloate.
THE subscriber* hare opened a bouse for tbe above pur
pose, Rt No. 17 Smitbfiel.J street, four doors above the
Monongahela Hous*. W« will purchase, or recei re, on com
mission. for sale, cuudgoments of Flour, Bacon, Cheese,
Corn, Oats, Barley, Flax lieed. Grass Seed. Baled ilay, At*.,
upon which we will make advance*, or purr haw at the best
mnrk*-t rites for cash Inovfil AUJBO A CO.
Jamei M^Langhtln,
Dealer in or'jckribf, produce, flour, bacon,
A.:., Nu. 10, r:>rner SraHbfield and Ptrsi streets, Pitte
burgb. Pa nor6_
JCUIS tL IOC.VU TROB. U TOOXO PUANUIfI k. tUL’D'i.
T. H. Yonng A Co.
So. 38 Saul *> field street, cppesile City Hotel.
Manufacturers of cabinet furniture and
CHAIRS, of every description. Material* aod work
manship warranted, and sold at reduce I prices.
la packing for land ami water carriage. aug.U
Win i>lgbjr« Jr.,
C'llfliHlNa AND FURNISHING STORE, Masonic Hall,
j Fifth street, Pittsburgh. Clothing made to order. In
good style, and at moderate rates. aog9:tf
K* A A. C. Duncan,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, and Dealers in Produce, For
eign Wines and Liquors, O'd Monoogahela and Rec
tified Whisky, No. 291 Liberty et.; Pittsburgh, Pa. [Jy2T:y
A.Tlndle,
WHOLESALE and Retail Saddle, Harness
I'gpaagrTrank., Valine and Carpet Bag manufacturer.
No. 106 Wood st., Pittsburgh, Pa. jy29:y
J. H. Mellor,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Musical Instruments,
Pianos, Music, School Book* and Stationery, No. 122
Wood Btreet. janl
John \V. Butler A Co.,
Forwarding and commission merchants—
Dealers in nil kinds of Pittsburgh manufactures, Lead
Pipe and Sheet Lead, 07 Front street.
Enterprise Works.
A’o. 136 Wood street, L i \ird door below Virgin alley.
BOWN A TETLEY would call tbe attention of Sporting
men to their largo assortment of Guos, Rifles aod Uv
volving Pistols, the largest and b?6t selected stock ever
opened in this market, together with a general owortmrnt
of Hardware, Cutlery, Tools and Fishing Tackle, all of which
wo offer at the lowest possible prices to cauh purchasers, or
for good approved paper. marl 3
Copartnership Notlce
I HAVE THIS DAY (April llth) associated with eo*
Messrs F. STEEL TURBETT and BAML. 0. CLANKS,
both of whom have been for many years in my e6tablinlv
meDt, and ore already extensively and favorably known, to
my customers and the public generally as superior v-prk
men, and of correct bosioe&e habits. hope by thieu'aion
of experience and artistic skill—especially in the watch de
partment; by keeping a large and well selected #to rk of
goods; by selling at moderate prices, and by close attei »tk>n
to baMnesa, to merit a liberal share of pationage. To- my
old friends and the public in general, who have for i nany
year* past so liberally patroalted my business, I retui ,-n mV
thanks, and solicit for the new firm a continuance of simi
lar favors. W. W. WLLB ON.
Pittsburgh, April 11, 1855.
Wilson, Tarbett A Claney,
WATCH MAKERS, JEWELERS and SILVERSMfTTHS,
67 Market cruet, corner Fourth. xnv j
.D. T. JOESHTON
i. i. jonire-ros.
Elcelafor Carriage Factory
JOHNSTON, BROTHER 4 CO., PRACTICAL COMM l
MAKERS, comer of Rebecca and Belmont street*, - ill e
ghenj city, have on band and are manufacturing; r n
extensive assortment of Carriages, Rockoways, Bap gi« *,
Baggage Cars, Ac., made in all their various styles, with
striot regard to durability and beauty of finish, asing in ik!l
their work the best Juniata Iron and eastern hickory . Rs*-
palns attended to on the most reasonable terms. Th *y feed
confident that all who may favor them with their patron
age. will be perfectly satisfied on trial of their work..
The Pitteburgh and Manchester Omnibuses pare er wry fif
teen minutes during the day. oct 25:1y
PITTSBURGH COACH FACTORY.
fl. BlGttOW -MARTiS L. fiTeVXIW .„..Q£O&QX &X.UXST.
Bigelow dfc Co.,
BUCCKSBOES TO E.M. BIGELOW,. Fo. 46
oßffflßw Diamond alloy, near Wood street, Pitts-
OSW- «T, burgh—Coach «J, Carriages, Pbeatons*
” 1 glee* and every description of fancy V ehtelee
mat to order, md fished f n H manner onsurpas #ed for
b jy*i y t * Je B aoc « of finish, skill of workm; insbi'p,
and durability of materials.
warranted.
ROBERT H PATTKESOS'g
IUS “ TE « I “i“ LE jg
Corner Diamond (treat and Char^rSt?;
»PTi«=tf pittsbohSrpaT"
l/IADOZ. LEMON STRUT, 1
HJVI 20,“ (assorted do Id alore and for Bale tv
• 89 Wood il, oppoalla tin 81. Obarlea Hofei.
VOLUME XIV.
Joseph Fleming,
fsuocxssoa to l. wilcox * co ]
CORNER MARKET STREET AND DIAMOND, keeps
coustantiv on hand a full assortment of Drugs, Medi
cines, Medicine Chests, Perfilmery, and all articles pertain
ing to his business.
43“ Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compoucled at
all hoars. je-^y
JOflff fLXMIRO - FLXMZHO.
Fleming Brothers,
(BDCOIOBOBSTO J. KIDD * 00.]
WHOLEBALB DDGGIBTB, No. 60 Wood street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. Proprietors of Dr. M’Lane's Celebrated
Vermifuge, Liver PjDfl, Ac. __ j*lQ
W[soccisao& to jojtia k’atrvriT.]
HOLBBALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, and dealer
in Points, Oils. Dye Stuffs, 4c., 141 Wood etreeL three
doors below Virgin alley, Pittsburgh. apr4:maely
R. L. Allen,
TTTHOLKSALE DEALER IN FOREIGN WINES, BfcAN
YV DIRS, CIGARS, OLD MONONGAHKLA AND BYE
WHISKY, Ac., also, Rectifying Distiller, No. 8 Wood street,
Pittsburgh, Pa. i
Wines, Brandies. Gins, Cordials, Jamaica Spirits,! St.
Croix and New England Rum,Clarets, Cbampalgnea,Scotch
Ale, London Brown Stout, Irish, Scotch, Bourbon.-<‘1(1
Monoogahela Rye and Reotifled Whisky, Apple, Peach,
Wild Cherry and Blackberry Brandies; imported Havana,
Regalia, and Principe Cigars; Half-Spanish and Common
Cigar*, all atsuoh low prices as to challeog* competition.
Fancy Bar Kegs and Labelled Bottles of every style, and
Demijohns of all sixes, I respectfully Invite an examina
tion of my stock, at No. 8 WOOD street, HU*b-..fgh,
Penna. apr.hly
MONONGAHELA PLANING MILL.— Would repp*?(tal
ly Inform his friends and tbe public, that his u«*\f es
tablishment Is now is full operation, and that he is pre
pared to furnish Boat Cabins, and till all orders for Plowed
Lumber, with promptness, and at the lowest rates. 1
Board snd plank, planed on one or both sides, constantly
on band. £
Sash, Doors, and Mouldings of every description,
order. *
Builders and Carpenters would find It tothwlr advantage
to give him a call, os he esu no? furnish them with placed
stuff suitable for every description of work. j
Ilerrou A Criswell,
BELL AND BRABB FOUNDERS, and Manufacturers of
• 11 kinds of Bram Work, Locomotive Steam Engine,
Plumbers, Ao. Also, Cotton Battirg Manufacturers. <
Foundry on Rebecca street, Allegheny city.
Office and Store No. 12 Market street, Pittsburgh.
43“01d Brass and Copper taken in exchange for w6rir,
or cash paid. Orders left at tbe Foundry or Office, n lit be
promptly attended to
H. GRAFF
WESTERN POUNDBY, No. 124 Wood street, r|U5-
burgh, Pa.
MAJUJrACTCIILXEi OF
Cooking Stores Plain and Fancy Ora tea,
Coal and Wood Stores, Plain and Fancy Fenders,
Parlor Stores, N.id and D.'g Irens,
Hollow War®, Portable Forges,
Sugar Kettles, Tea Ruttler,
Store Kettles, Wagon Boxes
. U. 831XT.H... TT. W. MAtll.
• MOBCHS BODtETSOK
• lIEJIBT L. BmOWA.LT.
Smith, flair A Hunter,
(Lite Smith A Sinclair.)
WHOLESALE UftOCERS, PRODUCE AND COVMIS
SION MERCHANTS, and Dealer* in u!l itoli of
Pittsburgh Manufactures, 122 Second and 151 First street,
Pittsburgh, Pa. f-®*_
liHE OLD PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, (lata Jdfcn
eton A Stockton,) and Blank Book and Stationary
Warehouse. la prepared to execute every st> of Legal,
Commercial, Canal and Steamboat Job Printin.' and li/nk
Binding, and (urnlsh every article in tb« Ula&X Ik* k, Paper
and Stationery line, at the tbortest notice and on the incut
reasonable terms.
Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse. Printing Ofil:<*
and Book Bindery, corner of Market fin tv tr
North-W tftteru Police Agency,
NO. 89 WASHINGTON STREET, corner of Drarboru.
CHICAGO, ILUNu?
A.LLAJ PISS.IRTOS.
DrTOT* TOUR ASTIRTIOS TO TUI TfiAMSACTUm OF A Qt.n^S-U.
DETECTIVE POLICE BUSINESS
In the States of Illinois, WtßConaiD, Michigan and ludi|nti
mhl&rdtf !
rjlHB late Arm of JONES 4 QULGO, having been (Usepir-
X ed by the death of JohnP. (Juigg. on the 27 th lust ,lbe
bus'ness of said firm will be settled by :h« undersigned, a*
their office, eomer of Hose nn l First streets.
IS AAC JON ES, Surviving Partner
Pittsburgh, September SO, 1851—- ; oct2.y
MANUFACTURER of Spring and mister Steal, Plough
Slab eteeL steel Plough Wings; Coach and Kliptlr
Springs, Braea Nut Taper, half patent, Bcr<jw, Mail iud
Hammered Iron Axles, —corner rf liars atnl First streets,
ilttaburgh, Pa. oct2 lj
ISAAC JOHES.
D< B. Rogers At Co.,
Manufacturers of lugeas* patent improved r^wd
Cultivator Teeth. Office corner Jloaa and First elite'.
00t2:iy _ [_ _
PUUburgh Riding Bcliool.
yft ROBERT U. PAOTKRSuN, Proprietor, corner
SkJL Diamond street and Cherry slley. The subscriber
respectfully announce* to tL« Ladies and Gentle
men of Pittsburgh, that be ha 3 recently erected a Rl DIN G
SCHOOL, which in point oi size, ooramodiaa*nc-*s and a4ap
tattoo, undeniably excels ooj similar e*tabli.-hm«Tjt injihe
I'cited Stales Its locals is accessible from aU pa r ss of
Lbe city, while its high aod airy situatton renders U
cdally suited to the promotion of health, by this most a Ar
able exerciKi. The Horses are docile and well trained, p.n 1
the proprietor pledges himaelf that no pain* or expanse
•wiil be spared to mate this establishment the find m |tr,«
confidence of the public
Ulehard C. Bockiug, T
MANUFACTUtRIt OF GILT, SiLVtR. BUAbS,
BRONZE, LOOKING-GLASS, PORTRAIT AND PIC
TTK FRAMES, Plain and Ornamented. No. 21 St tfbir
htreet. All kinds of Composition Ornament*, for Ftepo
boats, Ac. All kinds of Gilding aoJ lie gilding, to L.jfi- r
Gilt Mouldlo.s lor Frames, wholesale and retail. Ysrii.-h
f-r Oil Painting*, Eograriog* and Lithographs, fer aa.d
43* Impaired or defaced Oil Paintings restored iujtbs
be«t manner. j
Ail Frames and Moulding* manufactured In lids *-i«b
lLshment may be cleaned without injury, with soap to-i
water.
Call and see. No. 21 Bt. Clair *t. Pitt»bureb- :a v .V >'
yENBTIAN BLIND MANUFACTURER, ha* r-eo»*-.;
his health an as to reaame his old bueJr.^ I *. and a•*
opened hii BLIND MANUFACTORY, at No «A FWtb sttfr*"..
n«*ar the Post office, between Wood and Btaßhfi»ll, w •*
he baa an assortment of BLIN DB, triuita**d with plain p t.•.
fanev worsted and silk trimming*, and i* prepared to f..
any order in his line, on Ibo mn»t reasonable Krot 31'.-
vrork is warranted to glvu satisfaction or men- y rrfucdM
£9~o;d Blinds repaire-j.
Please give him a call, as he can’t bo beat io wprk
manshtp
I HAVE sold my interest in the business os Long. MDI-r
4 Co., to B. A Long, who, with John Phillips, will ton
tlnue at the old stand, No. 109 Front street. 1 cordial) j re
commend the new firm to the patronage of my friendt.
Pittsburgh, July 29, ISM. P. 11. MILLER.
8. A. LOSQ~
S. A. Lokr A Co.,
Bell and brass founders, am/gar fitter*.
Invite attention to their stock of Ciiandelieca, lira k
ein, Pendants, and other fixtures. We fit up hou*»ft wrh
Gas and Steam, make Brass Casting* <>f a II kinds to order,
furnish Railroad Pumps aod lank Fillings, and keep Anti-
Attrition Metal on hand. JJ^B
NOTICK.
DALY’S STOCKING MANUFACTORY.
No. 20 Fiflh street, first comer about Market street,
PITTS BURG 11, PA.,
WHERE will be found the largest and best asserted
stock of HOSIERY ever offered for sale io this city.
Purchasers will find it to their advantage to call st this
establishment and examine for tbomaelves; it Is all 1 need
to insure their custom. C. DALY.
N. B Remember the OliiAr Stocking Corriu.
foblty _ _C D.
rpHE subscriber having tbs exclusive right tnmanufa**
1 lure and Pell SWEENEY'S HOT AIR AND aMoKK
CONSUMING FURNACE, t» prepared to receive orders, an l
contract for heating buildings with the most economical
Furnace now in use. Be attention of those interested U
solicited. Any information can In? bad of A. BRADLEY .
Nos. 2 and 4 Wood street, tr of J. BARNDOLLAK,
dec24:tf | Iron City Stove Warehouse, No. 131 ft end st.
JAMia X LKPUf - JOSXPB i. i US!
Ledlle A. Ulam,
M (Successors to Mulvauy 4 Ledlle.)
ANUPACTUREKB of Cot, Moulded and Plain, Flint
and Fancy Colored GLASSWARE, and dealern in all
kinds of Window Glass. Flask*. Vials and Bottles. Ware
house corner of Market and Water streets, Pittsburgh
mh&dly _ _
CIKMBEN, Manufacturer of every variety of Vials,
# Bottles and Window Glass, Black Porter, Wine and
Claret Bottles*. Demijohns and Carboys; also, Flint Glass
in every variety. Warehouse, Nos. 104 Second, and 133
First street, Pittsburgh, Pa. mh2B
1. W, Chadwick,
Dealer in Kentucky leaf tobacco, rage
AND PAPER, No. 149 Wood street, below Sixth, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
The blgbebt marks! price, in CASH, paid for
RAGS. ap2oly-
JOUR A TWILL.
Atwell, Lee A Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS. Produce and Commission
Merchants, and Dealers in Pittsburgh Manufacturon,
No 8 Wood street, betweenWator and Front streets, Pitts
burgh. aplH
Dlaaolutton of Co«Pa.rtikerahlp*
THE CO PARTNERSHIP heretofore «>Al<tiDg between
JOSHUA RHODES add PHILIP RKYMKR, in the
Wholesale Fruit aod Confectionary Burlusss, 1r this day
dissolved by mutual consenL The business of th« firm will
be settled up by Joshua Rhoden, who Is author red to re
ceipt for all debts due eaid firm. JOSHUA RHODES,
March 27th, 1856. PHILIP REYUER.
undersigned have this day formed * Partner
ship, under the name, firm and style of REYMKJI 4 AN
DERSON, for the transaction of the Wholesale Krult and
Oonfectionary busineao, No. 89 Wood street
1 HI LIP REYMKR.
ROBT. J. ANDERSON.
Pittsburgh, March 27th, 1856.
In retiring from the Confectionnry business, 1 cheer
fully recommend Messrs. Reymer 4 Anderson to my friends
and customers. JOSHUA RHODES.
Pittsburgh, March 27tb, 1865
1 Removal.
SPRINGER HARBAUGH 4 CO. have removad to No.
jjj 296 Libertj streot.
apsraan baebapqh ...umira roEsrrE.
SprlnffM Harbaugh ft Co.,
to 8. Harbaogh,!
COMMISSION AND IOEWAEDINQ MERCHANTS:
DraJSs In Wool and Product! feudally, No. 295 Libert;
rtroct, ptltaburgb. P». ,p 8
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PUBLISHED DAILY, BY QILLMOBE & MONTGOMERY, AT THE “POST BUILDINGB,” CORNER OF FIFTH AND 'voon STRESTB, AT *O,OO PER ANNUM, OR $5,00 WHEN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE,
BUSINESS CARDS
John Haft, Jr.,
Jamas Blelllitger,
GraJT« Bellinger A Draff,
W. 8. U,„C|
Pinkerton A Co.
Isaac Jones,
J.'WHITK,
Consume the Smoke
Removal
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
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BUSINESS CARDS
I. It. Maraball,
to 11. Lee.)
WOOL DEALER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. lofl Liberty street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Htfcrtnce —W. M’ClintJOk 4 Kramer 4 Rahm;
Brown a Kirkpatrick; Murphy, TWaan 4 Co.
Pittsburgh. May 24, 1855—{mv24:3m*)
WE would lovite the aUenJon of our friendsend
J. B the public to a splendid assortment of HATS and
<aB?&CAPS, wb'cb we are cow opeul-g :or the Bummer
trade, which for beauty of style, excetdn anything ever of
fered in the city, or west of the mountaina.
j6S**Cull and examine for youreelveH.
J. WILSON 4 BON,
r.[-6 91 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
Dlaaolutlon of Co-Partneralxlp
riTHE FIRM OF LI VINGdTON.’ROQGRN 4 00., Proprie-
X tore or tho PITTSBURGH NOVELTY WORKS, was
dittwlvedbj the death of Mr. Jons J. IloeasN, on the lUn
of Mrt'cti last.
The business of the NOVELTY (YORKS trill beoontiuued
io all its branches by the surviving partners, under tho
name and style of LIVINGSTON, OuPELiND 4 CO , who
will also bottle up the affairs of the late fir<u.
L. K, LIVINQSTON,
CALVIN ADAMB,
J. K. MOOR HEAD,
Pittsburgh, Pe., May 4, 1555. j W. B. COPELAND.
JOON
J'ohn fil'Oloakev 4 Co*,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTHING MER
CHANTS, No. 88 Wood street, Pitlsburch, Pa.
Ti.e subscribe:* re?prctiullj' iuiurm their cld customers
an t :he public In g-'uerul, that they have this day asflocia
ltd themselve- io tho above burine**, under the firm of
JOHN M’CLOSKEY 4 CO. They resprctfully solicit a share
or public patronage.
The previous buEiuo f fl c f ea;h will settled by them
selves respectively. febl)
JM’LAUGILLIN. No. 96 Fourth street, nearly opposite
• the Mayor’s o Sice, is manufa -t uriug Gun tie men ’e first
Boots, Low tiboes, tien and buttum d; Cot.gre-ss aod Button*
edQaltera; Ladles’Boot*. Half B-x-u, xlrnuy Linds, Blip
pers, and French Lushing iiaiters, ot every color andahnoe;
fancy_Kid uod Batiu G»iturs, of the best materia l«;
and Children’s do., id everv variety.
H. IL—Ail made n< order, on short nol.ee. t anl9
Soldiers’ Bounty* Land* and Claims
.Janas CBISWkLL.
■ agslntt Uorirnuunt,
I WILL prortm- Bounty Land Warrants for Soldiers, their
Widows aod Mien: ChUd'-en, aud attend io businefls tn
the “ Court t f Claims,” TTeßlly established by Congress.
Office, Nn. 148 L'hir j street, one door aoove Smlthfield st.
March O' lftis—(mh2dj CHARLES NAYLOR
febv ly
,T. J. GUAM.
JAMES WARDROP hff.'rs sale CANARY BIRDS of
the movt improve] breed, b»jing very hardy, aod floe
idogers. Bird Seed*—Canary. Ilemp, Millet, Rope aud mix
ed »e»d. itouqueu* will oe furnished composed of the finest
FLOWKKB, v;ej Camelias, Rose Buds, Heiiotrt»{»eß, Ac.
Evtsrgre*ns (in pots) tor C hri*’ maj* Trwai. trom tho Seed and
Hortiooltural store, ho 49 Filth tf . n**nr Wood. J«j2o
Bounty Land*.
rjvjjH underslrned continue.i to obtain Bounty Land War
l rants The pre*-nt hill gives to all who bav* served In
any war floee 1 €*> ao-e?. moderate.
.j. r.. ntstsa.
Coal Works -tor Sale-
TlIKtr. ACTKS-ir !..*. Mi. a l*.h *250 acrus of Coal
attached, siiJ h!i :!.■•
la! t'|v«rati -n. bail Farm i> .'ttuaied tt* the M
rlv«*r,3l mllps HlA..r!> Ps*.t?b'.:rgh, and L supplied v,iGi a
iarui House, Barn. Teuaut lloupef, orchari, Ruilroad, and
*u excellent harbor
The vein if Coal i.i fiv- thl.-kjaui c&nool be surpaaa
ed in ',‘.mli*v Fo: further pnrti>-nlaro apply to
N 11I0L8' >N a P - YNE,
1 d : r No 'JXj Liberty str'-et.
H.x fi i u rr'iuM t\oon
ror: and tatents.
And Agency for tho Purchase find Balo of Patent
Righu and Patented Articles.
UO,-ir< F h!-r- .Agent,
i*o t»<; fourth ft-'sluryK.
riMIK «uSf»- Latu i.-ti* Unn with Mr.
X K. KAl' i>. nnJ hiiTc m hftfilat In ivoom
ej* oiling Ijiiu, to Mt 'i m\> wi-b to nnpljy lu» A*>rTi~es
u« b .tciAii <-i un-l- üb;<i aoti ioUetafltfabi* in
. iu w utiiM t-rrr >.*aA »*terj r**iianc* may t>« (>tar«4l
;\rruU* H Craig, W. Knbionoo, Jr.,
J .bn Graham,
Jsuots Wmk', i! Childs A o*.
J\ ii Fr.eriil, «. Uoltaw A e-ons
Ktuip A WbUo, ivram*r & iUhtc,
\V‘tn. rWIU|», !». It- Llrin^iton.
Wii«on M'Cnodlc"?, Win. ¥ Johnston,
A W. Lkfuxni', \nJr»w Fulton
Fitlubunrh, ?"<V I'M
Writing C 1 as*•»--l>ufT’fl Co!lego
.b. u. totMikr.s
qpHE end La- 1 Day end Evening Writiug
1 Classes whj cutr.iuuo .»pwo during the summer under
Mr J D. Willuuufi, m I>< -f> various styles ».( Gentlemen anj
Ladies' YY ruing *> uuii«r'»aiiy admired. No «p*«ia>eus
ol iVamaoablp art* a a: tb? -inur but cborm tipcoud
1,7 lh« Teacher tu the lusuiuti--n Ti.«- Principal claim* uo
•• monopoly n nor “ pat" l " for hn ousunai, cor did be get
hi? limKtr.i. u - bartered to »tl c ut, cs but been repeatedly
dm** In tbiscit)
.i». b. aoikaa.
Gentlemen aud La-lirr’ YidHnj Carl* written In Mr,
William*’ unequalled •■'Mi** Ail kind? of Ornamental Pen
manship execute! tf < rj-r ni>24daY
New luteliigenre Office.
npUK subecrloor ha* ;U*! r}*-n*-d an INTELLIGENCE
£ OFFICE at 41'J -tr**t. In :b* wetl known
olfire o( John b'-etj? b.r»«‘ii r no', a* be ba.i been
Kx f>t- rics Agent tor '.hr i mm a Men's liiM* tv ->i MUn
burgh h«r t early ',to vr*rv be Ratter* liUD«*lf that hi*
know rf ib« d - y mi-I lt« nltu-o* ?-tvr. him gr-*»i
U.a in furmabuji; housekeeper;. wit’j help, and also in tod*
log plao-s vr ao t aii >-*h»rlos employment.
Tb« pi»tr'f»fcc« «>f i ut-.;.- >. .i-;i ie! T»rinj easy, and
erer* rC-Tt u-*oi to give n
j-ll if '..VKRJEL BAH It
HAVE ON HAND. at Lb-1: CABINET nod
CHAIR MAN UFACTwivV. No (>l p .Mthhel-l sin-1, a
asourlineul of Fancy and Plain Furniture, wbl<*h
they si 1 i*!l 16 per neu:. bel<;w customary rale*.
T?rn» —e*&h -u:> A**"?. )t
Wm. K, Stevcuaon cvij’.iuu*? ti manufa--
\Ad. Lum Galll*Kl‘ WAH K if •-n-rv ■i«.-«cr-i{>tion, *>
t>l t htan i, c*-ru<-r • ( Lite-r-.y «u-J beveuib nrwu
»*| I Li N'BKUTA K 1 N'i attended U>, m all it» he?.
Cj j 11
(JharJct Uara«ii|
HOiLSX afi'iKK AM! BLACKSMITH, has erecte*! a
new hti ! .'''mnif'dioti* liri't 6h"-p on Cb«*rrjr alley,
t.-h»«-n Third an ! Fourth bt.-eeu. wiiete b® ti prepared
t > r.!I w.ri ta in? tuiß with lb* utmost promptitud*.
Liar, had U’L.,; Bip*rtenre Ii: t.U .fjeaa, he n‘* [wvtfully
• 't- ;b« patrum>|!<- oi l»m old c:ua-««mer? and the p'jMjc
-1:-ra ,v. irJl
MADE BY
NUNNS & (’LARK. NKW YORK
r I'IJK iT'Ui.li' of Pittsburgh ani Alieiti>ny i» re*pe-ct
J. fully loTltn’ to rail at the Vusi'. itiora gfgtrt-1
vi the oubarrioers, N . to FIFTH HT ,
exaimoa a oupert. fit! afTo
Pall Grand plan o, price 310 () <),« y OU W
Prom the Factory of NUNhN A ill.MxU, New Turk.. Thi*
elegant instrument is mada In tbt« ■* KUZAIIETIItA N
SI YLE,’’ the ornamenw, front piece? and I**#* being fclato
raleiy earvi-d out of SOLIB HOSKWOUD, it ie full aes«n
i - , nT«f, of the largest diraunsionf, and, io pcdnt of rolume,
power, and li.u.d n»eetD«»as of tune, is proDouucini alto
gether onaurpH saabi».
The aub*-cnbrM will be happy to rwolra :he rbiH of
their f:'l»-tid.H Mul th- publ'.e la general, and show them
tLroujh Lbet: elegant new ratiibiutiiuent.
rso. pnuoi s
Spring Stock, of Hamburg Planoi
CliA ILI/jTTF IILt'MK, No lla Wool
Street, l'i(t>burgb, sole Agent.
yip*« The Hamburg Tin no? are undoubted.y
| f V | J ■ superior to al! other?, both io rlatUaty of
t<mch and superiority of lone..
They have uot only rwcelTed the highest marki of appro
bation from the be«t European Pianists, inch as
LL*T, THALBKKU,
And others, who hare thetu constantly In their cwn use.
but also from our re>kiont rrufeflaora. The folioning is an
extract from a otter of
PROFBBF-0R HENRY UOIiBOCK
After describing the particular style two of which h->
waul- for hi? own use—one brand and one Hanaro —I -
speaks a? P'llow* of th*lr -x.- •* 1 ieat .
‘•My little daughter, who i iaay r= very w*dl, mcd, w!-h
myself, have a gorsl Inetrutuent, and yours ar* iho only
om«? which can satisfy m”
Instruments are offered ui»nn the m*»*t accodimodating
terms. 1, however, do or.; lute il.ein ; they have not the
elastic !c*u h aud tlu> t"Ue of yours
" I retnsuu, your*, ree|-.-t fully.
••iicxsT lU'Uux t. Pa”
For sale by CHARLOTTE BU.’MK. at the “Old BhuV
iiaheJ Plano Depot.'* ll'j Wood street, di door abovu Fifth.
Ain-*, hole Sgent for I’i'tsnupgh and Western I’enoeylvania
for HalkU Ducts d o>'s /&>.<«'.>n fufiM, (which in the East
ern ctCtne tre coiiKiden-J superior to eiLaer or
Nuans & Clark’s, rut whieh un |a not *itei;slve)y known,
es they have but iat*-1 y beeo introduced h*irv ) aud o'brf
New Yor< nod Philadelphia Plano?, of the beet mufcern, at
prices from to fkoi) mhH»
Notice to Wliom it May Concern
riMiK PUBLIC SALES of Rea! tetate at Il.v
J_ I heater art- U(»w cLw;«.J, arnt the Ifuilding s*aivn hae
fairly commenced. Every citizen of Ilo,;h*?ter L? bu?l.v aui
ployed. Even 30 or JQ new families who have become citi
tvos the present Spring find constant employment; and In
a few days a hundred families more will be required Locar
ry on the w->rk id the present seu'OQ-
The Chr Building Kitablithmrni U now oeur completion,
and will be in full operation in June. Several Cars will tw
ready for delivery,by contract, tbo Ist of July.
Twoorthreu uew churches, in Rochester, will be cen
tra.*. *nl for Immediately, ami uumwrous other iniprorumeDtH
will be commenced, requiring s great amount of mechanical
and other labor ladependunt of Ihx Car Ketablishment,
which will pro'.ably employ from one to two hundred.
A prominent brlckinalwr !rom Pituhurgh has just pur
chased nine large l.d*. and contracted to make upou them
forthwith Gou.OOO brick? Two gangs of bands commence
work the present week, besides tbo other yards heretofore
established in the neighborhood
Our Slant Quarrus are ulrcudy alive with workman, and
the road leading to them lined with teams.
Lumber is becoming abundant and dujip , and tenements
will soon epriog up u» relieve some of our house?, which
now hare-T) families, 4 families, 3 families, and dotena of
them 2 families each-
Any who d’d not boy ehoap lots at the four public sales
last goason, or the four public sales tbt* presoot upring, can
sdli secure good bargains at private $*U by calling on the
subscriber in Rochester. Terms— 1 4 down, U 3 in one year
and % in two years. T * 0. GOULD.
p ' B _a few lots can yot be hod nt $6O to $lOO each ; if
aDD*Ued for before the 20 .h May. Thwao lots are twice as
large as usual city lots, viz: 40 fnnt by 126, and the price
only from sL6oto $2,50 per foot front The present reserv.
«] homestead and magnificent profit of Ovid Ptnney, 4 aore*
in the centreof tbe borough ofllochestar; also, the beautl
fnl 20 anres, building, orchard. Ac , of F. Keno, can be
bought through the subscriber at great bargains, and there
are not two such bargains within a hundred miles. U.
my<s _ ...
Removal.
• CUA3. ATWtLL.
O OUTUBERT A SON have removed their Real Kst*!«
t>. and General Agency Office to No. 63 MARKET BT-,
near Third. a °g 2
ijt OR SALE—Two lita of 6U feet*"by 140 each, in East
Pittsburgh, at the lowest prices. Inquire of
aagl TUOMAB w00I?Bi T 6 Fourth stmt.
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PITTSBURGH. MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1555
Ilata anil Caps
.COUXKUUS V'CLOHKet.
iioota and tihoaii
flow Seed Store
LURE LVCK.IHOOT, ST Diamond alley.
t«*twi*rn Wood st. and Dltmumi.
A, Miillkeii A Co.
CRAM) PIANO
11. KLEUKR A UltO .
Sign i tb* G-Men iinqi,
Nn Cu i ifo. strr*l.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
” DR. HENDERSON,
OCULIST AND A U 111 ST.
MATS ALt DiaiASXS OP TUI KYX AXO BAB WITHOUT CUI'PIItO,
LUOHnro, QtiaTKUHO, 0B TUB USX OP CALOain.
OITIOE 458 BROADWAY, COR. GRAND ST., NEW YORK.
Hours from fi A. M. to 4 P. M.
THOUGH, GRANULATED LlDti, Inilemmation, Acute or
XV Ohronio Blindnefl? with Films, Iritis, Amauroßia and
Cataract Scrofulous, Weeping or Watery Eye?, am among
tbo dlsoases of the eye which aro treated by Dr. LI. with
perfect satisfaction.
All diseases of the Ear treated upon Mlenliflc principles.
Artificial Eyes Inserted without an operation.
All letter* post-paid will secure prompt attention.
We select the following references from among the thou
sands Of cases which have been successfully trtj&rpd by j>r,
Henderson:
Win. J. Fryer, 326-8 Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
•Alfred Southwlck, Printer, u
fJ. Goodspeed, Glens Falls, N. Y.
•Wm. W. Smith, Detroit, Mich
•Mr#. A. M. L. Wilson, New York City, N. Y.
iMiflfl Mary Bellows, N. E. StaUon, Ducbece N. Y.
G. Solgor, Bristol, Conn.
•John Beamon, Engineer, N. Y.
David Little, Engineer, N. Y.
Wm. F. B. Giles, office Courier and Enq., N. Y.
tJames W. BLlrby, Brooklyn' J L. 1.
Jarvis Rodgers, “ u
A. R. Reeves, Twlegraph Operator, 8l Nicholas Hotel.
IL M. Ferris a. Organ Builder, Houston 3:.
R. B. Doolittle, M. Hudson, N. Y.
Mrs Knickerbocker, Yonkers, X.Y.
M. P. OoUina, Teacher Penmanship, Troy, N. Y.
R. L. Ross, Albany, N. Y.
A. Dilluabach, Bchsnactady, N. Y.
CapL D. IL Haviland, Athens, N. Y.
John W. Uackett, Blnghampton, N. Y.
•These patients were blind, and had to bn lei lo theoffi-:?.
At the expiration of two weeks they could go aboui the city
at pleasure.
•These cases of Amaurosis were restored to sight after
they were given Qp os Incuruble by the faculty, and can be
referred to by any puroon who wishes L> ie-aru the facts In
than* copes, by writing to them. jft u
PlUiburgb Dollar Savings institution,
A'd. 0U /burlA ifrveT,
IfBXT DOOE TO TIIE PITTSBUROH BANK,
IB NOW OPEN dally from 9 to 2 o'clock ; alxo, on Wed
needay and Saturday evenings, lYom 7 to 9 oYdock.
Deposit* received of all sum? not lea? thau Ou*» Dollar,
and o JlviJend of tbe profits deolarwJ twice a year. In
and December. The Trustee, for tbe parpo.**-'f lurlhefing
the benevolent olyectaof tbe loettlutloo, liav- entered into
a guarantee bond, tberaby gtTing additional ?: :ur'.ty to
depotritors.
Books containing the Charter, By-Laws, Rules tnd Regu
lations, furnished gratis, ou application at the office.
President —GEOßGE ALI3REE.
VICI l-RKBIUErrs :
Hopewell Hepburn, John U. fihrwnberger,
George R. Wbit»\ Charted Knapp,
William F. Johnston, N. Gratun Murphy.
James W. Hallman, Theobald Umbsta^tter,
Alexander Bradley, Isaac M. Pennock,
William Phillips, William J. Andemti.
TiL’iTEXi
John G. Rackofen, Jamea HeMmsTi.
Hill Burgwin, J-hn M. Kirkpatrick
Albert oulbert>oo, J.ih.n D M’Cvird.
Robert Chester. Robert Morri-w,
J Gardiner ColDn, Walter I* Marshall,
Alonto A. Carrier, A. M. Pollock,
John h. Cotvjntve, L Kin^naß,
Charles A. Colton, R.jO«*rt
K. G Edrington, H Kvl llr,
Francis Felix, Jame*< Kht-a^is.
George V. (lillmoro. Jam—* rijidl-,
Jamvs 8. Lioon, Georg? .4. ti»*i.len.
WUiiam B. llaTen. AleiAOder TiodJe.
Secretary and Treasurer— Cil ARI.K3 A. CvLTON.
JvWvHr
FARM BHH’ "A I* I> MKC lIA SI tr^*
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
In«ui‘aiu<* t'onipaiiv,
Of PUILAUKI.I-UIA
Capital
AtuouQt s^ourvly
THIS OOMPANY effects Fire lofturane* <-n Bnndii><?,
Goods, Farnl ure, Ar Marin? Snaurfio--? f, a
Cargo and Freight Inland lue-uracre * l tiocm.v by Kiwi s
Lakes, Canals, Railroad?, and I.*d-1 Carriage ger-'raili
Also, Insurance upon Uves, uj-oc tbe men. farorii-l* l
terma
DIRECTORS.
Uoa. Tbomu B. JaiDM Y,
George U Artttatrrng, Charles l>ing-*,
Hi. I*. MiidieUro, >l. 11. LUimbi li
George Helm bold, frei. C. Hwi-r.
Thomas AlaodertieM. l**ac l/^ch
THOMAS B. FUIP.KNCK. P*o M-
Edttaac R. Helusoli<, Secretary
PITTHBCttUU RiPSLEKCEfI.
Uoq.T-M.Uowc, liaa. J ti. \rc: ? !
Uoo P C flhnnooa, (V>I.S. W Blttfc-.
Mt»a J. B. flulhrK A. R M U■««<*«: IC. ,
Thouifc# J. lieeOAll, E.-:<i. Wil'nti M'Cnß Jit***. E"{
Col. J. He oo Pooler, 05ii. J K.M rr':i«".
R M. RkM)«,
The character of th« abov«* Company >•• < f lb- fir*‘ c'k.-f
and coinbiuva the rare aud unusatu privilege t\r>. .".a
rlne and Life Insurance.
Gentlemen cf elevated ftaodlng ar? as'c-riat*; In
management, and interested as fUookhoi.ler-*.
THOMAS J. HUNTER. A*,vbL
jiff PL Chari*** llullllng, >»»• )US Third »t
' ARTHUR’S PATENT
Self-sealing Cans Kl 9
Fbr Preserving Frtth Fruits, j 1 '
Tomatoes, $e , tti! *■ El
BT UEBMRTICAL SKAUKO.
TiBKSE CANS, whleb are seal**-! by U»- Hi-ah't^** r -rr
without tb* aid of a Unn#r, and ••; - ii**d ‘ H-b v * * I<* u ■
Injury to the ctr, are rapidly '.'tnn.tf ' tf-uerV.
Pull direction* for ; utUng np frutt aoorouaiiv tVr
and tba work L*» so easily performed. that by their ure pt. rr
family may bate fnrth Fralt and ToraalD-i* ou their '.»! i
cUl winter, at summer price*.
PRICKS—Pint Gaos, £i; Qnart. £2>.' . 1U• ' C»s; i.
$3.60; Three tjuart*. CiK'u. $6 l-r !•*•-<' r :n*
ilinpr-pot (ilw lurrt, In order lr ieejre economy in trao
porta Uon.
ARTHUR'S CAN, which is closed with a lid ■> tt-.d* the
whole top, ao that when open It taay b*» cleansed Ilk*
other Taaael, ha* been fully appro**-! hr tb** Farm *!*' '.uh
of the American Institute, New York. It took n ftr/t <•**<-»
diploma over *ll c,th«r *elf sealing cans at the lai** Fat in
Cincinnati, and awarded a m«d*J al lb* M* hat>i *'
Fair held tbu spring al the Smlthe->nlao Institute, Wa-h
Ihgton City, t* 0. It in claimed to t* the bent Oui m the
market.
AM order* ar-ccmpanlcd by the cash will be promptly t.v.
warded.
For Bale, wholesale and retail, at the Chinn an itj-eeu:
ware Store of lIKN RY HidRY.
121 Ww-i f.r-*- P
Bargaini In Watches, Clocks A Jewelry
ROBERTS & BROTHER.
*9Q ARE now selling tbetr large and oarviuMy
Uwv ted stock of Fine Watch**, Clicks, andnch «i- : 1
&4jlk Jewelry at greatly reduced nrteej, to make r-> i:i
CfflttNaifor an entire new slock. whitn will he r«*c»*ivol <li
reel from the Eastern manufactonefi in a ft»w week.**, I-. r
the Fall trade.
rnrehasero desiring to buy good good* at h-w r rices,
should call Immediately and examine our stock, &•».<* *r>»
determined to close h out without regard to cost <.•: firmer
prices. Don't forget the place.
ROBERTS A BROTHKV.
41 Fifth street, next door u> W.r ’
Wotrhas, Clock* and Jewelry repaired in tl.* I-**:
Diiunnr. and warranted. ji.i lv
.V. W limn A Son,
WIIOLKSALK AM) I> KT A 1 1. 11 \
EACTWUCJW, No 01 *:
l»r«pfcr«<! lo fumiab all aniri** m t?i♦*lr 11 n»- ou tij-* in
r*a*onablo tfnn?. Particular attuotino I? lnrH*-«l
MM.rmwDt of LADIES’ RIIMNO HATS ao.i i}U.)VK\ a
our $* SILK HATS, which cunoot b<* surp#«<*i* 1 m •.).«•
rtlr. -I'C
LANI> WAKKAiNTS
'Yy'A^NTED—
40,
MO,
160 A CRB WARIUMV, k
AUSTIH liOOJIIM,
Dulof In W»rr»nt«, Btrw*lj« A" 9'i K
Co«Pftrtaerihlp.
WALTER P. MARSHALL ass<vut«d with him. on tin*
2d day of July, JOS. K. HUGHES. in in«- Wall
Pnp«r business, ufidur the name of
J T y W. I*. MARSH A 1.1. A CO
FOR~SALEVER YC HE \ V.
A BUILDING LOT IN ALLEGHENY CITY, 21 by
100. A pood bargain can I* bad by applying «-’n ut
tbe office of the MORNING POBT -Mv:
Lot for Saie.
A GOOD BUILDING LOT, W feet front on oar*-n htreM
by 100 feat In depth, In Birmingham, will i>* cold
cheap. Enquire of OKO. >\ UILLMuKK,
jyjfl at office of the Mnrnine
SEMI ANNUAL DIYIPEND, 8 PICK CENT , JCI Y 1. IS.
i*KTNA INSURANCE COIUPANV,
OF HAHTfVRI), CO A V.
Chartered
PAID UP
Cmb Assets, July 1, 1 *5 5, $8 3 5,530 -3 3.
('IONTINUK to make insurance on alt .:<Mu*npti-'u« of
j property at equitable rates. Thh Company hav*
maintained a position for honorable dealing for 3»i yea:*,
and Is unsurpassed for responsibility aud punctuality by
any other similar institution in the United Staten Semi
annual statement of the condition of thin Company cm Cle
in this office, tor the elimination of the publh-
11. B. TEN-KYCK, A*>ot
Office, North-west corner Fifth and Wood Hirvet*. tv is
burgh. J'*- 1
R. Rl. Lemon & GOi’i Way Line,
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND COLUMBIA
r , - _ - THEundereigDad baring purrhas** i
tArnt—— ai nart of D Leech ACo ’r Canil stock,
-ra ernm»i»A,l WAV FKKIOHT
BUSINESS between this place and Columbia. All bunio*.-*
entrusted to our care will bo promptly attended to t y u i,
at the Warehouse formerly occupied by I>. A Co.,
Oanal Basin. LLOYD A LEMON.
jv2S:dlm*
JUST WHAT YOU ALL WANT THIS WARM WEA
THER—The Magazines for August.
Petenon's Magaxloe for August.
Ballou's do do
New York Journal do
Dickens’ Household Words for August;
Tbe Heiress of Haugbton. or tbe Mother’s Secret ;
Mary Lyndon, or Revelations of a Life;
Peggy Woffington.
For all tbe new Books or Magazines, call or send to Ibe
cheap Bookstore of W. A. GILDENFKNNEY ACO ,
Pifth sL, oppoaile tbe Theatre.
CIOAL FLAT—Lying at tbe foot of Liberty street, Moncn
j gabels river, fot sale by
SALMON— No. 1 Lake Superior Salmon for sale by
TIKVRV H fVHIINS
BONNETS —A. a. MASON a 00. have tbi* morning re
ceived by Express, some new and very elegant *;yles
of Bilk Bonnets. #«pl2
PKRBY COUNTY WABM BPEINGS.
r SiSE above WATERING PLACE will b* open
JL for visitore on and after the FIFTH OF JUNE NEXT.
Thoy are delightfully located on Sherman's Greek, fourteen
miles north-wejt of Duncunoon, (this place being fifteen
miles west of FTarh~burg. on the Central Railroad,) at the
base of Pisgah Mountain, which reaches nn elevation of
more than tiro hundred feet. Sberman'o Creek affords a
splendid opportunity f:r those fund of bathing, Soiling or
Failing; the surrounding fnre=*s offer great attractions to
the sportsman; and tour smooth an t shady road-? through
a country unsurpassed /or bold and magnificent scenery,
will diversify the amu-enu-nts of the puce.
HORSES, SADDLES and CAKRUQES can be had at all
times Horaes taken to LI very on reasonable terms.
<>f the MEDICINAL QUALITIES of the SPRINGS too
much .vs n hardly be said. Their wafers have been nD&'yted
by the beat Cbumir.ts in thn Union, and urn pronoumred un:
surpassed for curing cutaomjus dlpeases and affections of
t e kidneys. There ar- tome fire .''{-rings In all, every
on- <>f wl.kh U of different temperature—the largest being
63 degrees Fahrenheit, and throwing out 2:; pal ons every
seven minutes. Lndi*n' and Qimtleme.a’s BATHS have
been coastruct-d, with all the modern luiproyern'inti. to
gether with PLUNGE BAPII?, A:.. A.*
Hitch day a Coach le-ivno Duncatmcn for tb a Springs,
after the arrival of the cars.
Bowling Alleys, Billiard Rooms, and various ether facili
ties for Amcsemunt. in abuodanu. The accommodations
will be the ba«t, and '.he charges low.
Terms. —Eight dollar/ per week, or one dollar and fifty
cent* per ilay.i
Families wishing to «ngage roons. should address the
proprietor early.
Every attention will be paid to visitors, the proprietor
having engaged tb* bast of servants. Music always in at
tendance.
AH communiva'.lone intends! to r«acb the Perry County
Warm borings should be addressed to Dunsannon P. O.
They will be immediately forwarded.
KJ’YSTiNK IU/i’KL, lli;s7rsoTwiM 00., Penna., me hun
tir<d a iL i\irn/-'.?v<n unUi East of Pittsburgh, and
rrnl-j sax 'tours' ■ Thi< cWigbtfcl residence and place of
public res'-rt i» located vn the bun Sr ot the “ Blue Juniata,**’.
at the -•«!) nu-Ui'- of Sptu -» Creek. Its clear spring, tfO&fc.
.HUcfaimng w-A-r?, hern 'ii-'hat.r-'q itseii, and minglefl It#
murmurs:''. • o-'Tt.vs they ru.-h down the gorges Of; lb#"
Mc'unti-lrH t ;
The very ventral position of '.bis Hotel makes it a uefllrft*"
blc plate ol s-.j.-urn tor a lew weeks or days, lor inch of
business a:.d ''-ri: umilles—jade! and enervated with
turmoil. buKtlr uad heat of the ri'r. I* i- situated onjthff
iVnus) Ivau-a KniS'-ned, where th* great turopiko
from the Suiiqu* iiAHO* uni other roads copcontrujo—
making easy egress and ingrudi, several times adayi by
the earn and stages, to Altoona, Tyrone, ETtLnthigdonpDd
.he Mountains. * >v
The. House 13 a now brick one, four 6toric3higb,-6pacioOß
and roomy, newly pa;er*d, painted and. fprifeliea from
hasem-nt to attic, with all the modern impfroremeuts and
appliances of Cold Baths, Ac. It la also.fioely ventilated.
There arc superb views uf every deportment of the Moun
tain scenery th? “glorious mountains," the “eternal
hilts.” Telegraph Ofii'a is in the House, always ready for
work—and the proprietor ready to receive visitors at modu
rab? charges. R. F. HAS LETT, Proprietor.
nBFWEVCIS IN'fITTSSUUGU •
WUiium Carr A Co., 329 Liberty- street
Jc lin 11. Bhoenbcrgflr. John Anderson.
William S. Campbell. Ft. Cliarlna llMei. ; jyll
.FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
FOR the Prevention au-1 Cure of 1 .vriworrEMT and Rj
vrt-Ttsi PrvgßS, Pxvrn and Aaou, Cqills and Fma,
Dvmq Aons. GatfLLt Dtuturr, Niunt Sweats, and ail other
b-rme • i dis»a»e wbirh qhtp a common origin in Mutana or
ilmma
This U a NATURAL ANTIDOTE, which will «ntir*d/
proteei *ny rcftl lt-n! or tmvul-j. even m the mes; rdr.kly or
swampy I-, fr.:in t»nv inie rr lliiioua itiw-asi* what
ever :r *i:v IrijM-'y fr vu. c;• -..'inCy inhaling Malaria or
Mia.-nia.
It ml: inetanily check LbeAgur in personawho have mf
;..r any it- u.;IL of time, fr-.m <-n r duy to t*» enty v*u::a,
ro that they nt-M rn-ver have another 'hOl, by rrntinning il*
um aeeoniic? to difwrthmi'. The patieni at one«» begins to
r«cx>r»T ut'* and Ktrengtb, and cMitinoer until a perma-
Qeti? H.ud ridi-xi -are l' Affected.
..$300,000
.9400,000
‘.rn-M-rtwo *. rtlcn will atinvnr for ordinary cw*e« ; *oed*
roav r** {nlre mort* Directions printed In German, Fr»nicb
ani rpauir.n. wnwmpapy ; ER?il Priee One Dol:*;.
I.iiej't,: di' -t utite m vdrt to the irade.
“ I have nade h cbemioal evacinßffoti of “ Rhodes'Fever
an-i Ago- t'or«." <-r “ Antub'Dt tn .Malßrift.'* ami have t-eted
r i • r Af.vt,/, 'lrr-ury. v/«iutß" ncu Strychniop. but bare
r..-l f-uuJa r;th<— in it, n«<r have I found any
•'cietao-- in its e--’tDf-v'iCJon ih-.: would prc;Te irjurious Jo
tb* 1 colftHu !K> n
y\ :: i.n'e merit
' 1 twi'Lpr.l ui'-*: C-'UTiy. f'a.. 'l-iV 2, lboo.
Jtr J A AvkU-.!— L»rir Plr The i-oi of medicine you
u; r.- n. .:-.y r- -.v-l .r, e lUh »: April. 1 have
! n' ii* . s.:, ir- • f*f the p--t;;• 1 * who huvo
-.1 ;t >*r- er. 1: hi* euriM ihrui 1* bus eertnin*
l; cpp-l Die Agu.- 1J flVvf} one who b&0 U-«»l Jt, sn i 'is
• ‘ if;- 'i.'.rJ WP- -•';o; £ f t nnd Dig. Mj -i'ter, «bo hfW
hid it for £v- or .'t M'-in U't.iii,'] cou'.J ct.-ver r-t it
'r pp-d .- S' --p{ !\ *d ji•-1 * —. ini • ii-it 'n' v *-r long .»h*»
w« u'd ta-.e it. D i, - , 1 tr.iuk. -utirvly -ured by v«.n» r, ru
ed t C K M.GINL: M
Tak- n.-,
Atr.l-rm -.i: *
wb!-h own.
eUB \ f l* M
KiMxlet' Fever nipt Ague < ure.
tkS- l ■; pah* b) JOHN M 1TC:! ELL, and i z*
t," . «,u.- U. itw
CiIAIU.OTTK HM-MK,
N'y) 11K W--\.,b SIREKT. P! n>BURG H, U juH w
r.-iVIUv; a -tfk . f PlAN’ib. U* the Sl/lee,
rr ri th- Faefcri* e f *
i, U.'M'l uu-ruv xll KINF, Usmburgb;
il tui-KT. DA Vii A C. ' . U- rr
MIN KF. A .T'lMlMi.v N-n *i.rk.
A l! KKIUHKNBWH. PhilA-1.-li bia
f-C : t -r wdb tb • -e c | • iher a: p* i- es tr*' m S22J 1
|l.oO*-, »' erv s \ rb*' y »i.l Ht’ie.t-vm the pl»i
but ?<ut-<'hio- •••••n 'r»nitf I'.mj. .*-- tb- nr*:
rarvrl l. ul* MV .--'vie, .-q'mr- ami 'Dari Pinp.-a
Armncriii-T:;- \
b» whi-i; the r m
-it- r.;rr.l.i ►•i •• :lihD In ill* Ek-l »n' i; t: t ’).*• rv.i
Uf-u-t! • ft’ivl rl U ■ f trn?'»{ 1 Ttjl '*■ »
KTery I’iAiin m'' I by t!i— :>i wnrnui't-.t r ,r rfr
in <*r' n-9p- t, mi 1 a wri:i-ti hmU V tfivt-n
r*-jusr-l. (’I IA!• I. **! 1 x t'U/M
Mklo Nvlh w •
lUOK CITV rVSIMKIU:iAI< COLLKtfE
An Institution for tho Business Man
riiAItTERKD APRIL. 1
/ \ Rti A N 17.K1- amt to v«*:y »u -.•<*>-* tu i C';«*r*li-'Q. *rh i
V 7 H'.ar.i • ; i ami :« !)v au offl. l<*nt V'-.-ull r
T«'»hnnl.-- . u.J.'i. ;ii nn-t ii;»kr!< LhV" nn 1 •1 -m uV.) a
Karn.'-r M* • L. t.
AVI' f' Al' V\ \
K«vu.tv »:»• au’l.nr* -,.f K. r* •» *t ' «. «’i |
i .-<>:» i r f«>ra> t<« .!,
Kti'J Itnprov* ( f
nr«fl.
iKi.y L<*rt am* nr«t .Jp!iv*rb“ i'-th. i.>• Known t»bUi:v
?n f .i-'t.- H•> k m; r.« Lh*'(> r v m ! '>»*<. Ar ,
an ’r- m j- ili \V. n . Tb*- A•''/ Wi i;: - »"»■ ro lu * .
I*»ilr>chl K<-iv'>in_v , in-rr;..! iar.J
iiUKlt.rt«H Ki)nc«
Tb<- mov.-us !’ :’.:a u n. * Ci*.;;-:
of the Rr- [ • ?■• -«« In v an l bu*in--i w (heir *> i.
Jenc»> b» tb- r * n* frr a .> Ju-'aCt-'-c
/ \F KVKKV UH.6CHIFTIUN, kuHhI.I- for Railroad*, Ca
\ / ni! ■. •* . f : « i.i'iini tiny, 0 >al, v'r<\ a: .1 Men-han
vl nr c ii"-n \ nnv fi*e! aAt.urM !'<»! th-v ''an
W wi'.ii h «;:p-*rt''r H'il ivrUr!**, and run
K«rh .■'.•'i!*'!»• t. nrul i: (after IrU!) not
found *>a'i‘• i . . -:-n r**tur»«***l with' u;
Factory at lt»- oi i -itiDd. «-#;tf»i;:in h ♦-1 f r thirty i »»wr«. rnr
u*: of Ninth and Melou fdrvet*, l'tulnd*-l;.hia.
.AHBOVT 1 o*'.
«ll"f»uaor« to E\ 1 <• '•'TT A >MU‘TT
aur'Jo 'Jim
(.'me* if ‘Tits I'lTtsacftou o\i* Commim," \
A ti. 18 T''. )
f B nr. St •< i%a-• n**-'•» c! "The FLt'i'Unzh Gap tn.-any”
I are h-rehy u.uri-d tint aa < !-c'vl'-r. for the p;r;> «e of
idectioi? t wci p-rsou.s to mrTi* a« Trupfeee of lh«* mi Gas
Con.-panv for the l«rm of thp-e wars, will bo bold at the
t-ffic- « f th* Cumpanv, at th- W.'r'no. '-n the Filler MON
DAY (ol vl.»v) Or SEPTEMBER, >«t*MU the hours
d » and 6 o’clock. P. M.
iH'iZlM.'iiUi •> A MKS M. OIRI.-TY. Treasurer.
O ITT ATI'. IN Al-Aj.-t 1 iiWNStIIP, BUTLER COUNTY,
It •-•uta! ti tn i 1 1 i * r-.« , 11 .-{ w). i>h ar* und-r <nj l-
Ovation The i>r- pri-Ur. hf«.-.u' to d-c.m* •nnuin v r, will
di-pour cf ali hi- Slock. Utain fin l (fir. . n hand, if '.mired.
Hotair*' - l
FASH IO A A l 5 i. K C LOT MING.
And Gentlemen'b Furnisbiap Goods,
TATO CO MARKET STREET. between Thir 1 ami Fourth,
Xl PiU«buruh. K«M*p c'osLanlty co bait !, a !arj'< rtook
oi Cloths. CaK'itnc-ri.** ami Y«<jjr.gn Garment- 4 made to
order OD the shortest noth'*. and In th* hite«t rtyl-f’
.ftij** Ail crier a prompt I v attended to ! s »UtlT ?ra
WiLTSf. l\ MAfiblUtL J.VSIJ’U H. HU'illtS.
W. P. Marahnll A. Co.,
IMPORTERS tun] Deal-re lu Ki>ti dt nnJ Am-ri.-aD FA
PKR HANGINGS. 187 Wood etre.-t. Pittsburgh
B#' Sole Ajf*-titr* fur the or'ebrati-J maniiltio: ure«_ of
Me-flrs. IMirourt A (lo , Puri*
l MP‘-RT\NT-At thG ecasou ,r t o viir.nltcu li-ea'es
l pf the stfUDiich and b; w-'* are* fr»-(ii‘’ti'. and. il ne
glected, art* *•> apt to degt-n-t at- 1 into >'|;oh r w uiorbus, or
t-Ten AMuth: ch< h-ra. tm i.uuly should t»- without a bottle
of the Concentrated Re-.-nc-- < f .fifnMcu < i i o>'er, aud « bottle
of WickHj s c-hihrut.-l Di.irrh-ou M-dinn-. wni.-h, if used
according to luv-ompauviug directions, wiil proto a speedy,
pale and efficacious rewndv. They can be had only at the
Drug Btora of JOHN HAJT, Jk.,
B urls __ IS6 Wood stTe«t
J. W. BUTLER A CO
RASPBERRY BRANDY—d Joz pure Raspberry Brandy,
a very ittperlot home-made articlo. For rale by
JNQ. UTTLE, Jr., Agent.
aug&dlw No. 201 Üborty street.
V ••>
■’%*■<.. , • ;v'
,¥Sa>T»?-- ; ?..g.'
SUMMER RESORTS.
II 11. ETTER.
Proprietor Warm Springs
sV3l.n ti H li tt TLIIC A T.
RHODES’
JAiIKS A. RHODES. Pro ride DC*, R I
IDKNCK OF SAFETY
Niw Vur.A, June IL, IS®.
JAMES R. CHILTON, M D., Chezatet.
CUTU'K TO ft WERKUS.
* Ar^f-r I ', ilrr~ury. S'rTriu-.iL-*, or
r ’O-- - I i*r.y fei.,l. lU<* tiOui vi
m/- Th- t:- •: lfc-y
>rt tiin*». <shiJ«* 0.-v
»*t*r fctnl Ti-U'
>i t m* It wit:, tti* m»n
i-::ur-ni.- ».r* 1 !"*f: :\ U.r-!.- i*x •!u*
.11 .. . i :.r
Platform Scale#
Kl« cl l ou.
Valuable r’arui fur dale,
J w:KS IH.AKKLV
Tpr • i .-.-T.TVJ, Mi i -U«
111. AIIXOI.U A. SON'S,
WHOLESALE AM' Rh T \ 11. DEALERS IN
NUMBER 7.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT DISCOVERY!
AMPLE TESTS, both by able Practitioners and Ctemt
cal Analysis, bare demonstrated the great value of
PROF. DU QRATH’S beautiful combination, called “ ELEC
TRIC OIL,” for the relief and cure of Pain. Bot the .people
themselves are rendering their verdict in a manner both
uamistaheablo and satisfactory. More than 20,000 bottles
have been sold in a very short time—a great proportion to
tnose who heard others recommend it. vrho baa tried it
That it is a splendid discovery is everywhere acknowledged,
and nothing like it was ever lefbre prepared. ' Why, for
Cams alone, it Is worth $lOO,OOO a year to the people, as it
alwtys cores these painful tormentors in t%oenty~f<mr hours.
Bat whet is it not worth to the people If it cures Fait
lUieum, Erysipelas, Canker, Ulcers, Sores of all kinds, (fre
quently taking away all the pain In tweafcy-fbttr hoars,)
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Palpitation, Headache, Bronchitis,
Pile?, Womb Complaints, Cramps, Sprains, Sore or Swelled
Breast, Felons, Wounds of all kinds, Aaf Would $500,000
eapreps its value to the people? ±fo. Because a man will
give freely fbr relief from pain. Will this OB relievepam/
Certainly it vntL ■ Buch men as we have often named, hon
orable and high-minded merchants, mayors, doctors and
o.hers have so said, after from ten to fifty trials. They say
the Electric OH Is the finest medical combination ever pre
pared, neither offensive’nor injurious, but effectual in all
the above and many other cases. Boms honorable and
heavy business firms have, It Is true, sold some of the old.
(turpentine, bituminous, or coal tar, Ac. Ac.) external ap
plications, until their customers returned bottle after bqt
tle, with the remark that “ the remedy was worse than the l
painyet such men havo never recommended nor given
countenance to them. But sso some of our best merchants
ordering more every ten days, and always giVing additional
testimony to the value of this wonderful dliOoffery. That
u great many ladles are using it as B mcAlctpftt toflet article
for themselves and their children, Is Well known. It cures
all jitmples, blotches and eruptions onthetoe and neck in so
short a time, you would scarcely credit it. It frequently
reducesra painful swelling in two hours: has done it in half
an hour; cured many effectually hi six hours. If ladles
knew the soothing, strengthening and healing virtues In this
Oil, they woald' never be lnduced-tto use anything else for
womb complaints or pains of any kind.
Wo. now insert a letter just received from Henry Wiley,
Esq-, .who went toßngland elxweeks since, (to die.)
- _ ' Lorooir, July 12,1865.
; Pri6f/Ds,WkAlO;jPhila>—Dear Sir: When I left home fbr
~mj:hcaUhj.;(terofalouseTaptiQnfl, Ac.,) I never expected to
‘■retunrngaißy'belleying that-my complaint would sooif'
yoa gave -sob ihrep? bottles of vour
ttiko with ss merely a pdlttatfo c, I did
not thinklmmljlso very soon he called upon totfank ye*, 1
. ;
v loan ctfily sa]f» csfbre thodeparture of the ite&mer, that
-yDa taco ureterd, with your OIL to make a fbr*
tuntrin another similar medicine in
Eoglandidf uj lte wotld.- I will writs by next steamer.
most truly, ; Heim Wuct.
It caiuiotrta their imaginations, who state that old sores,
that have discharged from, six months to five years, have
been cured by this OH. It cannot be untrue, nor a decep
tion, where pain is relisTcd In one dav, often In half an
hour. No! common sense dictates nOl —-and GOO written
letters say no! Come and see them. A regular Doctor in
attendance; and I-adies can consult a Lady, privately, by
dropping a line to the office. Advice from a distance, mak
ing Inquiries that any physician can answer, will be
promptly attended to. Always enclose a stamp, as our ser
ies are freely given, and we are drawn upon 100 eften In
that-* way. All cases treated liberally, with or without the
Oil, as Tjaave two Physicians associated for this express
purpose.'' * Prod C. DB GRATH,
No. 3U South Eighth street, Phlla.
N. B.—The largest bottles ten limes the cheapest. Please
notify, me of noj case or failure to .cure In from half an
boar to three weeks, as I wfth to cure all.
JOS- Hot sale by DR. KEYSER, 140 Wood rt. faug3o
PITTSBURGH AHD CONHKLLBVILLE
RAILROAD.
The Pittsburgh and connellsville bail*
HOAD is now open from West Newton to CcnneUrrille,
Ufty-aigbt miles from Pittsburgh, on the Yoaghlogheny
Rhvr.
This new first class Read la now open for the transport*
t on lT passengers and freight, tn connection with the fine
steamer EOLIAN, trom Plttsb rgh to ConneUsvUle, daily,
as follows:
Tbo steamer EOL r AN will leave her whar£ above the
Monnogahela Bridge, every afternoon, at half past three
o'clock, for \Y pi Newton, connecting therewith the morn
ing train leaving at 8 30 for Conneflsville, and reaching
there at 9AO A. >i „In lime for the Btage for Utiiontown,
£fr» tc ConoellSTiile.
Pare to Uuicntown...
A train will leave CouneUsriUe in the morning, at six
o’clock, for West Newton, and connect there with the
steamer Eolisn at 7.30, in time to reach Pittsburgh at 1
P. M '
Kara from ConneUsvUle to Pittshn*gh 75
Pare from Dniontown to Pittfiborgh^.^...—— 225
The Local Freight and Passenger Train jviU leave Con*
nrllsvdile at 12 20 P. 22., and returning -VHll leave West
Newton at 5-30 P. M., stopping at all way stations for
freight so i pawengrrs.
Trawlers in search of business or pleasnxe will find a
trip by tLI-i route, along the fceautil ul and fertile valley of
the Youghiogheny, one of the most interesting and profita
ble in the western country. The scenery o! the valley is
not *urpr.itmi In beauty or grandeur by any in this .'•late,
and the held for enterprise and business is unbounded. On
both hJ*s of the r.ver are vast deposits of mineral wealth,
ioTiiiitK the attention of capitalists; and the river furnishes,
every lew miles, abundant and never-failing water power
for tiny amount of mills and machinery.
The (adorable character of the grades, all descending
towards Pith'bargb, will enarle this Company to transport
freights at the lowest rates; thus affording a cheap, uniform
util reliable outlet for minerals and other heavy articles at
all t tiler.
foe ;*rnn apply to D. W. CALDWELL, Assistant Super*
intended, or Lj tbv officers on board the steamer Eolian.
OLIVER W. BARNES,
ei-p " President and Superintendent.
PIANOSI PUHOSI
\ 7 A NUFAOTUHED BY CIIICKBRIN’G A BONB, Boston,
J und for sale b/ JOHN H. MKLIADR. *i. ii»»j i
No. fil Wood street, between Diamond
and Fourth street. Just received from theßryTFyß
marutactnry of Cbickering A Sons, Boston,** • X 1/ »
aod for rain irtcariabty at Boston prices—
Two of their first c!h>s Seven Octave Pianos, Louis XIV.
ntylv, wi.h carved cases. legs,Jvte, music desk, Ac. Ac.; fla
ir bed back aod front alike. This is considered by persons
ol uste to be the most beautiful pattern now made. Price
$6OO each.
Two first da: 1 * Seven Octave PI&BOS».With carvad case,
lyre, new style of fiated legs* the lyre&nd ends of beautiful
cattid tracery work ; finished backfill#front alike. Price
$460 each.
Three elegant Rosewood,plain double round comers,
S*tad Octave Pianos, finished back and front alike, and
with Chick-ring's Patent Iren Frame. Price $4OO each.
Two carved Rosewood 0% octave Pianos, with new style
tl atM carved case, musi: desk, and the osnal openings
fiU<*d with beautifully carved tracery work; finished bock
and front alike. Prh'e $425 each.
Three uieghut Rosewood, plain double round comers,
octaves, finished bock and front alike, and with Chickering’s
Patent Iron frame. Price $575 each.
Seven Renew ood and Black Walnut Six Octave Pianos, all
made as well and with the same care as their first class Pi*
aoos, cud with Chlck'ring’s Patent Iron Frame.
GRAND PIANOS.
One ot Chickerlng A Sons' New Scale, full Seven Octave
Grand PUnos, ot immense power, brilliancy, and sweetness
of tone, withAhelr New Patent Aodon. which renders the
t« och so light and elastic that it can be played on by the
moat delicate hand. Price $750.
THE NEW PARLOR GRAND PIANOS.
Alt-o, one of thrir new Parlor Grand Pianos, an entirely
new invention, aod particularly adapted for Parlor use.
Price $660.
PIANO BTOOLS.
A new lot of Finno Stools just received.
F.W sale by JOHN U. MKLLOR, 81 Wood st,
between Diamond alley and Fourth street,
colt> Agent for CHICKKRING A SONS, for Pittsburgh and
WfVrrn Ifonn-ylvania. au(t£B
To Whoieaals 'droesrt. Liquor Dealers
and Hlannfactnrari.
r l - 'LIK SUBSCRIBER !e now Importing a superior quality
1 of Oil. OF OOGNAC, of which of an ounce with 60
gHiU'rii rarr Sidrit will produce a fineCognao Brand?. Hl«
KSSKNOK.'* OF KOCUKLLE and OTARIS BRANDY; of
JAMAICA and ST. CROIX RUM, ARAO. CIDER and
I’MACii BRANDY, HOLLAND SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
and SCOTTISH WHISKY, are acknowledged by the New
Y.-.rh manufacturers by the great demand after (hem. DJ
utftioua for u» will Invariably be given by
DR. LEWIS PEUCUTW ANGER,
141 Malden Lane, New York.
P. A—lmporter ct Daguerreotype Chemicals, Platina,
I’.iKmu'.h. M Miganese; Thorn’s Ext.Copaiva, Bniphate Am
monk Ac. deofflds tf
CARPETINGS.
Delaware county carpet manufacturing
ASSOCIATION, on the Chester Plank Road, two miles
below the city line, offer to buyers this season, AXMINIB*
TKR, tapRSTRY, BRUSSELS, 3-PLYINGRAIN,DAMASK
and VENETIAN CA R P KTI NQ, at very reduced prloea
f.‘r cash or city acceptance, (interest added ) The stock,
l omprisinp also IMPORTED FABRICS of every variety,
can bo examined at the Factory Warehouses, Darby, or at
the Stores, Nos. IS and 20 N.BEOOND st .PHILADELPHIA.
Wool bought, Spun, Dyed or exchanged for Carpets.
iel4:3tu:is __ J. SIDNEY JONES.
New Bottling Establishment*
BOYD A MORTON have entered into co-partnership to
transact the business of BOTTLING, in all Its branch
•*, a’ 6 8 Liberty street, Neville Hall.
They bavß constantly on hand a superior artiole fof
INDIA ALU, put up in pint bottles. Dealers and families
w;ll find it to their advantage to give us a call, and exam
ine for themselves. We also bottle a superior article of
PORTER, BARBAPARILLA and MINERAL WATER.
Terms as favorable as any other house in the city. All
orders put up at short notice. BOYD A MORxON,
je*l2:4tn No 68 Liberty st., Neville Hall.
Weittrn Land*.
\T7 K have arrangements with gentlemen of experience
VV la th* different Western States, by which choice
lands oan be located at Government price. Pert-OTisdesiroaa
of locating land*, either for speculation or for actual eotUe
mom, will timl It to their advantage to give oa a call. One
of our correspondents In lowa has spent the last six weeks
In critically examining the lands in that Btate subject to
entry, and writes us that he baa selected over 20,000 oares
of citifies lands. BLAKELY A KIOHEY,
| aep2l:daw corner Seventh and fimlthfield sts.
Fall Stylo for Htti
C\ 11. PAL'L'ON will introduce ihe New Style .for Hats
>. oa SATi::tDAY, August 25ih.
0. H. PAULSON* 73 Wood street,
next door to corner of Fourth.
J3tT P"ft Hats and Caps of every description.
»ugiZ3:dlw ______
EDUCATIONAL.
PENN INSTITCTK, corner of Penuand Qanoock streets,
Tbo ensuing Session of this Institution will commence
ou MONDAY, the 3d of September.
TEEMS.
Tuition and Stationery, per session of Twenty-two
Weeks ,$22 00
Pupils may enter at any time, and will be ehargod pro
raia. until the end of the term,or till notice of withdrawal;
& deduction being allowed for absence on account of pro
tracted sickness. .1. M. SMITH, Principal
aug‘2s:d2w(cbj)
OUYW KIBK- ATmTh. &HODXJ.
Co-Partnership ISotlQe*
THE undersigned have this day entered Into co-partner*
ship, and having leased for a term of years the large
CAR FACTORY recently erected st ROCHESTER, Beavep
County, Pa., are now prepared to contrast fcr the manufac
ture of RAILROAD OARS of eveTy description.
Address, •* Rochester, Beaver County, Pa.”
August 17,1&S6.—{augSfctf j SIRS A RHODES.
",’ a ‘ •*.« •
; ; rv„.
BATES OF
aqbmmd upon st ana ptTTSHvaaa rzt&n
Ooe square, one 1n5erti0n..*.*.......,.,.*...,
“ •• *&eh additional insertion]-.
" “ one week
“ “ two weeks.
** “ three weeks.,.. 400
41 4 * one m0nth.........—. - ®OO
“ 44 two months - T &•
44 three months ....L.—.. —• ®®o
“ u » font m0nth5....«.i....«...— 10 °®
° 44 elimcrathe....——• 12 0
M 44 one year ... 18 00
6UndiDgOordiStxlln6aoclMß,.perannaia-»«.— MOO
One square, per annum, (exclusive ot£h« paper)—. 26 00
NEW AND DI&JSCT JLO.UTE,
Unsurpassed for Speed &JfrurivilteA for Comfort,
STEUBENVILLE & INDIANA
BSILBOAD!
Which Is now completed and. in sacceßsftii operation bo
tween Steubenville and Newark, CL ! ' v '■
Fall Arrengiment*. ,
On and after Monday, September 10th,"1565, • daily
morning-and evening-line oteletfvrt running
steamers, commanded by experienced
officers, williesve Pittsburgh es folkwajvV, -
-?ThoMornitig Line, composed?! 2teamere?oßEsT CITY,
BaptiJtfoore, and gboalevieavH tta•
burgh every day, (Sundays excepted jatlOo’dook, A. jM.,
precisely. Passengers dinemboartVabi ceach
rille at 6P. M, making an Immediate oo&nEction with ! tne
EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN of the S.A I' RlS>-whlch
makes direct connection at Newarkfor the&boye citieaj
The Evening Line, cdmposdd'-bf VENTURE,
Capt. Gordon, and OLARA, nSttEEj Cspt-,Gordon, le»T»
Pittsburgh every day, at 6 o'clock, P. M.. .OST* Passengers
sleep onboard, and reach Utaubanvlll* atrTnexfc MtirnJng-*-
in ti<"« for tha Mail Train, whish leaves immediately, and
makes direst connection for the abof©cities—thus avoiding
night travel by railroad. . i •
£9* Pore ae Cheap as by any other railroad route.
For Through and Local Tickets, and farther information,
apply to . J AS. COLLINS 4 CO? Agents,
Nos. 114 and 116 Waterst, between wood
and Smithfield. Pittsburgh.
B. W. WOODWARD, Sup’t.
sable - ■ L. DEVENNY, Gen. Agent
FALL »R^CJWPS
At LOVE BKOTH£BB,v^:-
J&*No. 74 MARKET STREMj. •“£»
stos or ini o bio treat bbs-oit*..
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT Is unusually Ini',
and contains some of the tidiest and most desirable
Goods that we have ever been able to offer,such as
' Extra sdper Silks;
French Merinos; Cashmeres;
MoasdeLaines; Plaids; Stripes; Coburgs; Ac.
NEEDLE WORK—-The best assortment in the city.
Collars. Chemisettes, Sleeves;
Flouncings, Edgings and Insertings;
Shawls, Cloaks, Talmas and Soarfr;
New style Broche, PLald, Cashmere Moire Ant. Velvet.
Crape Silk, Ac.
Together with a large assortment of MOURNING GOODS
of all descriptions. '
Our DOMESTIC and BOUSE FURNISHING DEPART
MENT U well supplied, and we feel confident tin; we can
offer greater inducements now than we have ever been
able to offsr before. We solicit an exuaisatioa oi oar
stock before purchasing else*here, 1 as all will find it to
their advantage to do so.
We will alee be almost daily in receipt of new an • desira
ble Goods throughout the season, -i : - : >
LOVE ra.QTHKRS, •
(Formerly Yoong/feMvenson & LOV6?)
| sepfl No. 73 Market street. Pittsburgh, ffa.
8. CUtHBEBt .......... ................... 3. L. CDtaSOtT.
5. CUTHBERT & SO9,
General commission: agents for the s&ie aoi
Purchase of Beal Suataj Collection of Bents, Borrow*
iog and.Loaning.Jdone^a'qnJ3ouds and Mortgagee; also,
for tristing' Sales of^.frotn^c^rnjDfacfxzred^Articles, Ac.,
for farmers* Mechanists aridothers* OfirierNo. 63 Market
street. ..^aa#
C B
CHOICE NEW WOKKe—
t Onkfleld, by W. I>. Arnold ; l• •
Henyy VIII. and his Six Wire*; (f m
Bel! Smith ‘Abroad; ’
A Long Look Ahead, by A. 8. Roe; J a *•
New* Book;
Maud* ferTennyaon, (fourth supply;)
My Bondage axui xny Freedom; , . v
' Escapfed Nun;
Hidden Path, by Marion Hariand;
lowa as U is in 1855;
Blanche Bearwood;
Btar Papers, by H. Ward Beecher;
Olie, byX. if. N.; *
Vizit to the Camp Befcre&baStapql ;
Bltaof Blarney, by R. Sheldon McKenrie;
Haßitsand'Man.byDr.Boran; 1 * \ L '"
Lifeof J.Hordoa Bennett;. ■ - ,
Female Life among the Honnonßj
Pen Pictures of the Bible, by H-r Ward Beecher;
Heart's Base, io 2 vole;
Life of Sam Houston;
Note Book of an English Opium Eater, by Do Quin cay
My Confessions—the Story of a Woman’s Life;
Evenisgß with the Prophata, by Bar. A. M. Brown ;
Llpplncott’s Gazetteer of the World..
The a bore jost receired, together with a large stock of
Booka and Stationery; also, correct Mops of Sebastopol, do.
Bom ember, the place to got cheap Books is at
LACFFHR’fI BOOKSTORE,
No. 30 Fifth street.
==zS2
NbW AlUalu—uitas aowy evtniog Luis—Jno.J, i'nu«r.
They ask me if L think erf then.
I eat my heart upon a flower—Alice Hawthorne.
My early home—A. F. Morthens.
The love of one fond heact.
The Red Royer—Geo. Linley.
Had I never. never known thee.
There’s music in the voice we love.
My early fireside— Alice Hawthorne.
How sweet to roam.
Flag of oiir Union—W. V. Wallace.
The Saw-Mill, (Die Sag© Muhle£
Is it any body’s business-
Sweetly o’er my sensua stealing.
My soul is dark.
Danse Ossi&niqu©, par L- M. Golteehalk.
tt Partantpour la Eyrie”—performed at Jnllien's Concerts.
Game King Bchottlach— S. H. Brown.
Wellington’s March.
Gipsy Polka.
Bailor Prince Polka.
Angler’s Polka—W. Y. Wallace.
Crown of Roses—grand waltz.
The Angel Waltz; sentimental.
Also a collection of new Guitar Music, just weired by
Express, and for sale by CHARLOTTE BLUMS,
tepfl No. 118 Wood 2d door above Fifth St.
NEW BOOKS—“ Japan as it was and is?’ bj Richard
Hildreth.
w The Hidden Path;** by Marion H&rland.
“ Habits and Men;'* by Or. Doran.
u Memoirs of James Gordon Bennett and his Times."
u BUr Papers?? by Henry Ward Beecher.
(1 The Escaped Nan, or Disclosures of Oonvsnt Lift
** Maud and other Poems?* by Alfred Tennyson.
11 The Life of Bam Houston”—fllnatroted.
“ Doe&ticks—what he Fays;** by Q. K. B. Doestieks, P. B.
“ Danger in the Darka tale of intriguo and priestcraft.
“ Heart* sEase, or the Brother's Wife” —2 vols.
“Off-hand Takings, or the noticeable!Men of our age;”
by George W. Bungay. I
u My Bondage and my Freedom;” by Jpre<L Douglasd.
u Olie, or tho Old West Roomby I*. oL M.
11 Battles of the Crimea’*—with two superb maps.
“ The Temperance Pledge Violated by the Carson League;”
—cento.
“ Fresh Fruits and Vegetables all the Tear at Summer
Prices l2}£ cento.
The above received this day by Express, and for sale at
s»t>B LAtJPFKIt'B BOOKSTORE. SO Kif-h'SL
,r
ly-
Potarson’* Magazine for October;
Leslie's Journal do
Ballou’s Mt'grxlno do
Yankee Notions do
All the ne'w Looks recuried as soon as published,
s*p22
lOWA As IT 18 IN 185->—A Gazetteer lor Citizens, iod
a Hand-Book for Immigrants—by N. H Parker
Japan aiitWat ani 2j-by Klohard Hildreth, Esq; with
a map. t
Sea King—a Tale of the Bea; by Capt. Marryatt.
Bits of Blarney; by B. Shelton Mackenzie.
Ouy Myers—a Tale of Georgia; by W. Gilmore time.
The Hidden Path; by Marion Harland, author of Alone.
Habits of Men; by Horan.
Harper’s Btory Book, No. 10.
Harper’s Picture Book, No. 1.
Memoirs of Sydney Smith—2 vole.
' The Escaped Nun.
AH the Magazines for September, and all other New
Books. H. MIN KB A CO.,
8«P& 32 Ptnlthfl-ld *t.
CTiUSC&fi— Bank of Pittsburgh;
) to erehants and Manufacturers’ Bank;
Exchange Bank;
Fanners’ Deposit Bank;
BLACK MOiKK ANTIQUE —Juacreceived,'2obyards of
extra quality Black Moire Antique.
s*p3 A. A MASON A 00.,25.Fifthst.
PURE LIQUORS of every description, for medicinal
purposes, can alrraja be procured at
JOS. FLEMING’S,
Comer Market at. and Diamond.
BATE'S SUPERIOR WHITE UREAsK, for larnrpt..
Wagons, Carts, Dr vs and Omnibusses, rec»i» »u ?nd
for aale by laugSll HKNRt IK&X •
TjiOß PRESERVlNo—Lovering’s Puiverixod Sugar
X coarse, pulverised, crushed and clarified, at
•Ug3 V. R. DRAWS. No. 1, Diamond.
MYLER’S CHOLERA lUfiillJDi—this vaJunC.’e *rilcla,
so well known for Us maay cores,.can i. ■. obtained at
aug29 NO. 63 MARKET ST.
LAWN GRASS SEED, suitmle for fall cowing—making
a close, smooth, permanent sod; at the £eed Ware*
house, 47 Fifth street. ( S»p6) JAM«-8 WARDROp,
Cl AT AW uA BRANDY, ma«ie out uf the OauWOrapes
/ at Cincinnati, sold by the dozen ox single bottle, at
_ , „ m Da- KEYgER’g,
sep2 Oornerof Wood at and Virgin alley.
WALL PAPEBiS-Vdvet, Batin find Ooxamoß Wall Pa
pers, In every variety, with appropriate borders, for
sale bv W. P. MARSHA L A CO*
- - , , 81 Wood street.
W 1?] 0 ?S? T Q18 ** d Owen, QUsed Bias,
CurUin? ' ’ ,bol “* 1 »
flepZO
AA. MABON & 00. annaußcw their, lirtt exfihjtton of
• OlMia, of the new PaU Hyl*?, on Thawday and Fri
gay, September 20 and 21. 88^20
A A * M^ aN *W- will open on ltumday *bU Friday,
• the 20ih and 21st inst., a choioe selection of F*}i
sonnets, Head Presses, 40, Pep2o a
{ ,
»b uns u&nauatoa uss;
oaaßuaaßLs u masuim
FROM PITTSBURGH TO
Columbus, Indianapolis , 'Chicago. .
Cincinnati, Terre Haute,, Rock Island,
Louisville, Ylncennas. lowa City,
St. I*>u!s, EvansvilUj! ; ; vßnbuque,
Payton, Cairo, Dubuque,
Xenia, Memphis, Galena.
ZaneavUle, Ylckaburgh, Peoria,
Newark, New Orleans, Peru,
aSD TUB PBOTOPAI, CITCIAIfI TES.-TFJ3T AND BOOM,
...Via the
FIRST ARRIVAL OF
.ULh A&mJuueo, vx 'liucEiatAt.
i. H MINER & CO , No. 32 ftmithfiold street,
lave Just received—
The Newcome3—Memoirs of a Most Rospectable Family,
dited bj Arthur reoueunis, K.-q ; 2 vole.
Hidden Path; by the author ■ f "Alone.” Seventh sup*
Pittsburgh Trust Company;
Citisca’p Deposit Bank;
Mechanics’ Bank.
Many varieties of Checks on the above Banks on hand
Checks printed to order in any style desired.
W. 8. HAVBN, Printer and stationer,
P*p3 Market etrwt. corner or Second.
WALL PAfKKd, AT 12U. OfcflV
J Bortment Just received and for ealo bv
w. P. M AU3HALI. A CO
W. f. MARSHAL!, 4 CO.
WO lb-ary, auil in ml, for ralo by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK 4 CO, 7
rort.gr First and Wcod ata.
: . y V >"£'
•A new ae-