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THE CITY POST.
MONDAY MOENINU:
Aotioh op Jueqb M’Clubb oh the New Li
ohhsb Law —Licensee Granted. —Tho following
doontnont, whlob was designated ag a “ Basis of
Aotion of Court, in reference to tbe new Lioense
Act of April, 1866,” was rend by Judge M'Clure,
in open Court, on Saturday:
The Court has passed upon the applications
for lioense under the new law.
Where application has been made m the name
of a citizen in the employment of an alien, tor
the benefit of his employer, the license has been
refused.
Whero an alien has applied for the benefit of
himself, it hoe been refnsed. The Court has no
power to grant in Buoh case, as appears by the
express words of tho law.
The druggist has been refused. He oomes
under one of tho exempted olasses, under certain
conditions, and the legislature never intended
that druggists should beoome retailers of liquors.
Retail grooers have been refused.
As tho law was made to restrain and not en
large tho traffio, all applications where the ap
plicant was not ongaged in tho business before
have boen refused, for the Court oaotiot oooour
age meu to embark in this business who are out
of iL
Tho Court confined tho lioooso to those whole
sale merchants, grooers and dealers who bad
already under tho protection of former laws in
vested oapital.
The Court found it impracticable to grant a
certain number of lioenaes to each Ward, for the
reason that in somo Wards there are no whole
sale dealers; and this wholesale business has
its locality in one or two Wards.
To commit tho Ucoose to one or two individu
als in suoh Wards, woald be to grant a monopo
ly, without diminishing tho calcs, and such dis
crimination would be capricious ; for each oomes
under the same reason, and to discriminate,
would bo to make a distinction without a differ
ence.
There have been 64 applications ; of thwe 36
have been granted and 18 refused.
The Court has aoted from tho bent information
it oould obtain, and may have committed some
errors, in granting or refusing. In large cities
commissioners should have been appointed,
whose duty it was to mako a personal inspection
of the premises. This the Court cannot do; per
haps the law in this respeot as regards Pitts
burgh and Allegheny may be amended. In
Philadelphia tho law provides for the appoint
ment and action of Commissioners in its behalf.
Nearly six months have elapsed elmoe tho law
was enacted. This was ample notioe to all who
intended to apply for lioenso.
For tho benefit of thoso who may intend to
apply at Deoember, March or Jane terms, noxt
ensuing, for license, I take this oocasion to give
public notice that this Court is now of the unan
imous opinion, that the Hocuses already granted
under this new law, are enough; and an many
as sbonld be granted in Allegheny oounty.
There have been no ampliations from the
country, and those applications wbioh have come
from boroughs, have "be'jn refused irrespective
of the personal merits of the applicants.
So far aB wo have ablo to discriminate,
the license has been granted to wholesale mer
chants and jrrocers--the smallest part of
business is liquor selling, and the largest part of
their profits arises from oustomora wh.o reside
out of tho county and out of the State.
Saoh men as these will have far less motive
and interest, and be far less eager and anxious
to sell by the qaart, than he whose only butinns
is to s?U by the quart.
This view of the Bubject is in obedience to the
spirit of tho law, and in accordance with the in
tention of the legislature.
After reading this paper, his Honor announced
the following as the persons to whom the Court
had granted Ucdnso to sell liquor, agreeably to
the Act abovo mentioned:
John Groutt, F. Brcck&rt & Co.,
N. Sinton,
Wm. Mitehcltree, jr., Leopold Babl,
Jfts. Patton, AUegh’y, K. &A. C. Duncan,
Joseph Schmidt, D. Fiaokcisen,
Levi W. Stewart, All’y, J. C. Buffom,
L. Stem, Jamefl Laubio,
William H. Suttoo, John Ogden .S: Co
F. Lynch & Co.,
A. Culbertson,
Robert L Allon, James A. Knox & Co.,
M. Devlin Sl Co., William Carr & Co.,
John Bryar, John Little,
Thomas Morton & Co , Robert Moore,
E. H. Myers, Rudolph Hunnegger,
Henry M’Cullongh, Ross & M’Combs,
A Glockner & Bro., A. Haostetter,
Robert Bell, $ Jacob Keller.
The following petitioners were refused license*
Francis Fitzgerald, Frederick Sinft,
E. M. Rohcasto, L. Cocksboot,
Gcorgo Hoerr, W. Kr&uakompt,
John H. Ortman, William D. English,
Archibald Deary, Phillip Ulrick,
J. P. Fleming, William Smith,
Charles Thumm, John Toodam,
George Lauckner, James Lynch & Co.,
Andrew Patterson,. John Black &l Co.
New ButoaTon Normas J3eminabv. —The win
ter session of this institution will open on the
let November. The favorable location of the
Seminary and the superior scholarly attainments
possessed by the Principals and teachers, give it
many advantages over other educational institu
tions of a similar character. The BemiDary
Buildings are large, commodious and well ven
tilated. The ladies employed aa Principals of
the Preparatory, Advanced, Musical and Orna
mental Departments, are all Graduates and Pro
fessional Teaohers; and the Normal Department
is under the immediate supervision of Prof. K
Carry, A. M., late Principal of Allegheny Coun
ty Normal School. The Principal is Rev. J. Da
vis, A. M. Situated in the midst of a beautiful
country, every facility to ireach it is afforded by
railroads. Parents desiring to send their daugh
ters to an excellent school where they will have
all the advantages of a superior education, mor
al training and bealthfal recreation, could not eo
leot a better. There is also under the control of
Messrs. Davis and Curry, a Normal Academy
for boys.
Dbmtcratic Msetimg, Second Ward, A-llk
ghent.—At a meeting of the Democracy of the
Seoond Ward, Allegheny city, held on Saturday
evening, Jas. M. Boyd was chosen Chairman,
and W. A. Reed Secretary. After somo pre
liminary business, it was resolved that Thomas
MoffiU, Daniel Uoycr, John R. Large, Thomas
Patterson, and Mojor 11. Beokhan act as a Vigi
lance Committee, and James M. Boyd, Robt. C.
Brown, Joseph Walsh, W. Lahngh, Robt. Mel
loy, Adam Berry, William M. Veaoh, M. Cham
bers, and W. W. Martin, act as a Committee to
attend the tables and distribute tickets. Aftor
an able address by Col. Moffit, it was resolved
that every Democrat in the Waid be requested
to act with the above Committees, and that
those proceedings be published in the Morning
J oti.
Theatre.— Mr. Neafie concluded a successful
engagement at this establishment on Saturday
night At the conclusion of the first pieco, ho
appeared before the ourtain, and made a few
remarks highly complimentary of the company,
pronouncing every one of them “perfect bricks.
To-night, Miss Eloise Bridges, an actress favor
ably known in the East, will make her firot
appearance here, in the character of Evadno.
Adjournment of the Grand Jury. The
Grand Jury, on Saturday, adjourned over until
Wednesday, at the suggestion of M. 1. Stewart,
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, at which time
all bills to be presented will be raady. Prose
cutors not appearing on that day, will have their
bills ignored. One hundred and twenty-eight
bills havo already been returned.
A Chascb to make a Pile.—By advertise
ment In another oolumn, it will be seen that the
American Express Company offer a reward of
*l6 000, for the recovery of $50,000 enpposod
to have been stolen from them between Dubnqoe,
lowa and New York city, and the detection of
the thieves. Here’s a chance for Borne of our
police offloers to make a pile.
Tub Gbahd Jdbt have reported a troo bill
iW ms r
*«ao*e d Bl a ge r> a
few weeks ago, near Manchester.
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:OCTOBEB 8.
Miller & Ricketson,
Jamos H. Parker,
D. R. Galway,
Four
Neillie, Thomas Bmith, Phillip Welgsenberger.
rTS» HtierllTalty OEOIIQE B. ° f
Iky City ot Allegheny, wLU be e amdWete for the olUce
of Bhertn of Allegheny County, »t the
tton. ]yxm»t«_
' Prohibition.— The recent decision of the peo
ple Iq almost every State In reference lo the Bale oillquo ,
does not pretend to Interfere with medicinal compound
containing stimulus, as it Is a fact well known to all, that
without stimulating principle* most cases of extreme debil
ity could not be reached, aud the many other of our most
valuable compounds conid not u* made without U. For
instance, Dr. J • Hoststteh'b Btomach Bitters, now so cele
brated and Indispensable in every family as a medicine.
Thousands of persons Buffering from dyspepsia and indiges
tion, generally speak volumes in favor of this great
agent- For tale by dealers everywhere, and by
IiOSTETTER, SMITH & 00.,
ggjjog 257 Psnn street.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Beported Eipressly for tlte Dally Horning Post
From Borfollt*
Noetolx, October 6.—There were three deaths on Tbure*
day and eight new eases. Yesterday there was but one
death, and three new cases. In Portsmouth there were
eight deaths and five new cases on Thursday, and one death
yesterday. Nearly all the new cases and deaths are among
returned citizens. The Bev. Mr. Jackman, of Bt. Paul a
Oh arch, died on Thursday. Dr. Huugerford, of Baltimore
Is very IIL
From Cuba.
Nrw Orliahs, October 4.—Tho steamship Cahawba
brings Havana dates to the Ist instant. It U said that
Governor-General Concha paid the Black Warrior Indem
nity, under the apprehension that another fillibostenng
expedition was in contemplation. A decree has been pub
llßhed requiring that the names of mechanics eomingfrom
&D d going to the United States shall be registered periodi
cally.
Yellow Fever.
Baltimore. October 7.-The southern mail of this morn
ing brings New Orleans papers of Sunday and Monday.
The yellow fever continues to prevail in the interior ol
Looiriana and Mississippi. At Trinity, In Ohattahoula
county, Louisiana, the fever has been causing dreadful
ravages, equalling the mortality at Norfolk.
Indian Battle*
St. Piths, Mjwnxsota, October 6.—A letter Horn the
north western post, on the Redwood, states that a battle
was fought on the 21at nIL between two bands of Chippewa*
and Sioux Indians. Of the Sioux 76 were killed and 17
wounded. The Ohlppewta lost 4 killed.
Vessel Foundered.
Niw York, October 2.—The schooner N. Crowell, of Nor
folk, from Goantonamo, Cuba, for Philadelphia, foundered
on tbe 10th September. The and passengers were
brought hare on the brig Leouiee. __
ya- F4ver and Ague.—A Out of Bight Months
Standing Ourtd by Boer have's Holland lifters.—Michael
Kelly. No. 117 Seventh, near Grant street, say 6:
•• Last July, while running on the river, on a cotton boat
Diving between Natchez and New Orleans, 1 was taken with
Fever and ague. For eight long months I suffered with this
dreadful disease. The greater part of this time I was una
ble to work, and spent at least fifty dollars for different
medicines, but found no permanent relief. Three weeks
ago, one of my friends insisted upon my trying Boerhare s
Holland Bitters, saying that a cure was guaranteed. After
taking it for one week, I mu' t state 1 was a sound man. I
have been at work now for two weeks, and have had no re
turn of the chill# and fever whatever."
1 certify that the above statement is true.
Thomas Adams, Diamond House,
Or at R. Cheater's Gothic Hall.
CAUTION I —To prevent imposition, be careful to ask for
Boerhave’s Holland Bitters.
Solti at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $6, by the propri
etors, BENJAMIN PAGE, Jr, A Cu, Manufacturing
Pharmaceutists and Chemists, Pittsburgh; and Druggists
g,r' Mly. •_ "E? 9
"s®“Clark , « atomaeti Bitters ftcKnoalwißwJ
by all who have tried them to be the best family medicine
of the age, foT the care of Dyspepsia, OortlToneM, and a die
ordered state of the Liver and Stomach. They hare no
rival. The proprietors do not pretend to caution people
from using other preparations that are palmed upon the
public under the name of Btomach Bitters, for they have
found that only one trial va» needed to render saeh caution
unnecessary. _ .
For sale, wholesale, by Coligm A Clahk, No. 22 Market
street; Ore. 11. Emm, 140 Wood street; and by Druggists
generally.
auction sales.
P. g. DAYIB, Aaetioaoar.
MISOELL AN BODS BOOKS—On SaturdnV evening, Oct.
6th, commencing at 7 o'clock, will w* sold, at the
Commercial Sales Booms, corner Wood and Fifth streets, by
catalogue, a collection of valuable Miscellaneous Books,
embracing a variety of cuolce literature, and standard no
thore. the assortment will be found the complete
works of Dr. Uali, tb« Phrenologist, 6 voU; Antiquities of
the Anglo Saxon Church; American Oratory ; Poetical
Works of Pope, Thom.ron, MILon. Bams. Fhakspearv, Tup
per and Oasian ; United States Naval Uistory ; Fox's Book
of Martyrs; Schoolcraft’s American Uistory; Benjamin's
Architect; Stair Builder’s Oulde; Humboldt's Aep*<-u of
Nature; Archdeacon Paley’s Works; American Constitu
tions, Ac. •
Catalogues can bow be had at tlte Sales Booms.
octg P. M. DAVI3, Auctioneer.
RPHANS’ OOUItT SALE OF BEAL ESTATE is 'IHR
SEVENTH WARD—By virtue of an order cf ibe » it
phans’ Court of Allegheny County, on Tuesday, October
at 2 o’clock P. M.. on the premises, will be void, by order <•!
William Wilson, Administrator of Samuel Wilton, deceased,
the following property, belonving to that estate, vis.—Lot
No. 12 in third plan of lota laid out by Wm. Arthurs, hav
ing a front of twenty fret On Centre avenue, near ih-N H
corner of eaid avenue and Arthurs street, and extending
back (preserving the same width) on« hundred fret, on
which is erected a two story frame dwelling house and sta
ble; subject to s claim of $1,200 for purchase money there
on. A'fcO, the undivided equal half port or portion ct si:
thos# two certain lots of ground, being Nos.-it. and ‘£C in A
Miller’s plan of lota, having each a front on DeviUler sir»wt
of twenty-four feet, and extruding back one houdred and
four fret. Said lot No. 26 didm hr f ur
chase money amounting to SIC 7 . -100.
Terms cash, par money.
ociS P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
/ ’\KPHAN?’"u.»UKT SALE OF VALUABLE REAL KS
TATlt—On Thursday evening. October lit*!, at 7 1 a
o'clock, at tbr Merchants’ Rx.-hanxe, Fourth street, will i~
sold, agreeable to adjournment. by order cf the Adm nia
traters of the lau* David Greer. derKrosed, the following vs'
liable Beal Estate, fix : That very dk Irable lot cf ground
situate at the comer of I'unn aud Manbury streets baT.ng
a front of thirty feet six inches on peiic street, and extend
ing back along Mar burr Mree* one hundred and ten \wi to
Prewerv alley, on which 1- erected h b?ick bnildlng.
Building Lot- iu ihe Ward, finely located
on Pennsylvania avenue, Magee, Forbes, Locnsu Mckory
and Bluff streets The last mentioned Lots are in a rapidly
improving neighborhood, and will be offered In a body,
fording a rare inducement to capitalists for Investment. »f
sold entire, they will W subdivided to suit purchaser*
Terms—One-third cash; residue in ono and two y.ars,
with Interest. Tide indisputable.
ocl- P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Watches, Jewelry, Sliver Warel
Avery SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT of Gold and Sliver
Watcbo* now in itorc, from $lO to $.271>. We are th»-
eiclnrive Agent for the sale of Lhc celebrated C. Prodshain'«
Improrrd (hmnomstrr Tvnt-Urpers ; also, F. B. Adam- A
Sou, Btoddari, Cooper, Taylor. Johnsoo an I other approT«l
Watches kept for sale at Uu L\un EaXrrn priori— owing Lo
lighter expenses, and a desire to retain our home tradu as
much as possible. , .
Special attention Is devoted to tbo repaint**' Wsl-'be*
and Clocks, Jewelry, Ac.
Silver Spoons and other geode manufactured lr» my own
shop Tea Ware, Jewelry. Military and Fancy in
largo variety. , W. W WILK-N
ang2B corner Market and Puurth M*.
AKPKK 'Fdaocrbuku—CoMtaTs:
Nicaragua, by R 0 Squier;
Bears and Bear Hunting;
The Aracauiana;
A Trip to the Panama Railroad;
Neweooes Ooneioded —'• H h * u ■■ ■n v i.'
The Duel;
First and Last Love;
Our Books anti Author* .
A Day Dream;
The Little Chorister;
Doctoring Begins at Hone ;
Cora lie ;
Rurbel;
Monthly Record ot Current Events.
Literary Notices ;
Editor’s Table;
Editor’s Rasy Chair;
Editor’s Drawer;
Mr. Slim’s Piscatorial Rxperien'e.
Fashion*. ,
Also—Bayard Taylor's great work on China, India and
Harper’s Magazine—the best in the f4l, ‘ at
cants per copy, at LAUFPBK’S ROOKhTuUE.
oSa F No. oo * iah J* n eL
NSW BOOKS! NEW uix)KS!!
Tbe Newcomea, by W. M Thackeray .
lh* IroquoU, by Minnie Myrtle ;
Pictures of Europe, tnr 0. A Bartol .
Cleve lUll, by Ml*S Sewell;
Memoir of Rer. Sydney Smith, by Mr*. Austin .
The Old Iron, by Joseph Barnes, Sr ;
Poema, by John O. Suxe ;
Maud, and other Poetoe, by Alfred Teimyer-n .
The Be* Kin?, by Capt- Maryait;
runny, the Lhtie Milliner : or, tbe KSeb lh l 1
Trial and Triumph, by T. B. Arthur;
Tbe Yellow Mask, by Charles Dickens.
The Schoolboy, do
Reran Poor Trarelera, do
Uouaebold Word*, for October.
, " t rec ' iTed S’oVldkhfbwev * CO K.
Fifth at., opposite tbe Theatre
Tr*{jßH LJQOORS —l have on band a ter? fine *
P of pure Wines and Brandies, for medicinal purpose*
Those trlehlng an article they can rely on
can always purchase it at JOS. ARMING 8,
corner Diamond and Market at.
TiBOWN’b BBMtMCK^» _ JAE*IOA‘oTSaKIt-Anotler
B »PPI» of thle celebrated medldn, receiret^
T>ATOIIkU)K f S HAIlt DYE —Acknowledged to be the
B beet Elr^^
TnJWH BBDSUES— A aery large and fine atoortineut of
P Flesh Brushes, embracing erery T *jQg T, yJgjJJj l Q b7
iiUNK HAVANA B&OAiiS— 1 nave just rreeiTed aether
1 supply of genuine Harana Segars. Those wlehing an
excetlont .rtlole of ffcgnr. »n prcour. li.m « &
OCLfc . - - — ; —
AO ASS A R OIL—A fmpply of the gonuino
OIL for beautifying and promoting tho lh<
hair, jojt received by Jo ° „, L ,,
corner Diamond and Market at
TTON'T BKLIWk IT !—Unless you cnu satisfy yourself
I ) that the statement* made concerning the properties of
aHeimfltreet k Co.’s Inimitable Hair Coloring, can be
fullv substantiated by fact* : and that a trial in c ®-*
those using it of a most curious anil singular
phenomenon —that U, grey balr ‘“^/yoSth
color with all the strength and healthy growth of youin.
It U composed of oil and stimulating spirit*, so compounded
that it can be used as freely as water, and with as much
gaiety, not coloring or staining the skin In the lenßt; and
it also imparts to the hair a gloas and beauty unlike'that
ffiren bywnv other preparation; and In every case it will
restore the natural color of the lair, where age or slckuu
has turned it grer. Fifty cents P° r bottle. Sold by
L Mtl K J 8. L. OTJTIIIIKKT, 63 Market rt. _
WH LNVITK an eiamiuai
meet of BUk» —
Rich Striped Moire Antique
Batin Striped and Plaid SUU#.
Black Satin Plaid Silks, (on« yard wide ;>
Splendid Black Fi&ured Silks ;
Heavy Plain Black Bilks.
nrn 11 y A. A. MASON & CO. 26 Fifth Kt.
IiOURKNT-That Urge three story Brick Building cn
H Third street, next to Duff’s Collego. This property
has been thoroughly repa red, painted and papered, and
would be a good stand for e Confectiooary or Millinery
Store, or would mit for an extensile Book or Printing es
tablishment, the rooms all being well lighted end conte
arranged. « Mart* *
WkLLLNU UUUBK TO LET—On* two-story dwelling,
containing eleven rooms, (well calculated for a Board
ing House,) altoatod near the foot ef Vine street, for rent
ing uouse,; MILLEK 4 KICKETBON,
sep2B 221 aDd 223 Uh t n ? «*•
N^o 08 —*” EEOS.
gALKRATOB-lttbo«» pur. ‘U.“wU,INB.
T^3 W “^^ 08 » I °“^ r^"K ™ CK -* «>■.
ADIKB’ CLOAKS— A. a." MASON a CO. h.ve a large
, variety of new and superior styles o[ Ladles' Oloaks, In
nil materiale-Moire Antique, Qrey Beaver, Black, Brown
and other colors of cloth.
~ ifiLLi BHAWLB in excellent »tjl«
0 Broche Border, jurt received.
ootl
y INMAB-li bbb Ibr Bate a oojj^hb.
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COMMERCIAL POST.
PITISBOKUH BOARD OP TRADK AMD
bxciianok»
OPPIOBBB
- WILMARTH.
jTirtl Vice Prexi&ent— T fl. Clarkl
Second " " Gxo. W, CAfla
Treaturer —N. UoLHxa, Jr.
Fvr~r+tnry —JAMES P. BARR.
£icucrinlendenL—&. T. NoavaAM. Jo.
Committee of Arbitration for October— Gao. W. Cass, V.
P,; Ifaiah Dicbxt, T- B. Updixe, Saml. I'ilworth. J. B.
Cakfisu>.
DAILY REVIEW OF PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
Ornoi or the Daily Mobjmro Post, 1
Monday, October 0, 1855. |
jXOOß—Bales 106 bbls extra from whaif at $7,60 : 60 do
do from wagon at *7,12U; 14 do rye from "barf $4,62i£
GRAIN —Sales 100 bushels Burley at 80c; 600 do Malt at
11@i1.25.
WHISKY—PaIes 20 bbls rectified at ooe.
bUGAH—6 hhds good fair at 6O days.
BACON—3.OCO lbs shoalders 12c, cash; 3.000 Ins nama
12%a, cash.
Fisn—lo bblH No. 3 Mackerel at $9
OHKBSIfi—76 boxes Wratern R«>ervc 10c.
ABIIES—I7 casks domestio Pods at 3 1 4 c, time,
Nsw York, October 7.—Cotton easier bat not quotably
lower sales to-dav 1200 bales: New Orleans Middling ty,.
Upland middling 9^ h The Block market Is dull: Sterling
exchange quiet. Flour unchanged with an active demand,
and sales 30,000 bbls at previous rahn. Wheat advanwid
Bto 8 cents per bushel, with an aotWedemand; sales 26,000
bus at $2,10 for Southern white; Canadian $2,20; Western
white $2.12U, and Western red SLW- Corn in moderate
demand and unchanged • sales 63,000 bus. Pork a trifle
lower; sales 360 bbls at $22,26. Freights on cotton to Liv
erpool heaTy. • ' ■> i -*>'- •-=
Ph ladilpiiia, October 6—Cotton doll and prices favor
buyers. Floor: more inquiry for export; prices looking
UD • sales 1600 bbls standard and good brands at $B, and
300 bbls of a better brand at ss,la^; a sale of 200 bbls
extra family at $8,75. Wheat: receipt small and in good de
mand; pale* 6000 bus at $1.86® l.S6ks lor good and prime
Southern and Peona red, and $1,70®!,72 for inferior and
prime white. Whisky firmer ; small sales iu bbls at 41®42
and In libds at 41.
lUltiiioei, October f>.—Flour firm ; sales 4000 bbls How*
ani street and Ohio, yesterday and to-day, at $8; City Mills
held at $B, but buyers off-r $7,«7 l s Wheat aud Corn un
changed- Provisions dull
Usaay rain has been falling throughout the day.
EMBROIDERIES— a. A. MASON A OO.' bar. opsufj a
very large and well selected stock of Kxnbroiderira
Fine French worked Collars, Sleeves and Sets'
U„ot Banded Collars .
Jaconet do
Crotchet do
loom Thread Banded Collar* ,
BwUrt aud Jaconet Pull Sleeves ;
(jo do Gauntlet Hlecves;
Embroidered llandk.tirchie.fij ;
Swim tt' d Jaconet Fiouocings;
Edging*, luseriinga, Infanta’ WaiaU ;
CrapeCoilar*. Mourning Beta, An Ac.
7'i'ttOdkuiKti—W> bhds N. U. Augar;
VT -10 bbls N. 0. Molasses;
tiOhalfbbla do
oyo bags Rio Coflee ;
30 pockets Java Coflee ;
20 bblf? large No. 3 Mackerel .
2»»0 b ie* 6a, Sa and pound lump Tobacco,
various brands;
160 b&lf (bests Voucg Hyson, Imperial, 0
V. and Black Tea;
40 boxes 4s. b* and 6s Star Candled.
MILLER A RICKETBON,
ITil ami 225 Libert? at.
p.i \ UAO? AfkiCA.S FklA NUTS;
t_/\J 160 ' HgH do
6 bait** noft AlmondH:
2l)00 Cocoa Nut*, fr*«h.
Just recrir«l and for sale by
KKYMKU A ANDKRdON,
-a, •>- N>. '.\'ri Wood
Vhl \T*~
r ‘JOQ hose* Ibdjiins
10 niht* Dribs;
drums F»is#.
6 I't&’H l*run«*r< ;
* ca. l (i* Preserved (Jlbg’if .
b cask* Currant* :.
•JO g*«Sles3 RaUlos .
•20 box*** !*»ruoni«;
Jtfrt reoeired u>ul for sale by
KKYMKK A AN OKUBON,
>TV - No 00 Wood atruel.
| i \ BoXlia MAWAROM .
1W 10 do Yftnu'‘*t*Hl;
50 French lvlr* I‘ap‘T .
Jost ii'Ceitfil and for *»U by
RKYMEK A AF?t>KR*VN,
No no Wood
i- t ini.* .•Mr4»U , rnpA.
3 d • U.IU-? Praabe* .
•J i!i Jo TVar-i ;
" do do Plain.;
;> j.i Hrv»rinJ .
K> 1c JliarkbprrT Prundr;
J U9’. f**-**] 1 0.1 M* 1 ■ '■ -'*l-1)
h(ppVi REYMKR A ASPKKSO.N _
/ UißKat—J4o to*.r» Uu* day rrc«t>.«l and lor ti*.« by
( ) 5,p a i IIBNRY H COLLIN*.
I MU-INCH CUiM7.fc>— h*o pww c-l **pu-.>»a>d »tyl«r* Dark
F FrrDfh ju.-t I
A. A MASON A CO.
i«r|ju ]IAS Sc >r li KKPKTIU SoA r '
\\ —L l.>r ri'tDi’Tln*; lan. saUrnropM, and of
lb* c-km F. t rurinp »or»\ roni-h haiid-% and rwDtlrrlofc
Ui*m ,m«v.h. port *t.J whit#. U <aniif-t t
ch*-»p and w* im popularity Dno wander. Mother*
it In th* l rurs-rv. k ->a:l-raen u*»* It f**r nhn»tne, *D*t all
ar« ftatUti«d cf r.* "tj'r 12'.; |-r c»k*.
bikbnltul A.*p i h ->-onj;*Di~: by a - VV*alh-i Table,
of grvat u*e to .•▼•m utiH. »u.l it- prWieUoD*"! th*> weather
tltu« far have U«*u *.rup li-Uwilk* i»old, wholesale and
retail. by *- I- CITHItERT.
‘jT Market «tr«*d.
r | c A \ i.aWs—A lr*« ivon*) IvanU r«u*
1 tiT»* ('oimf i a»*l T..*n-hH- and U-tUs, Idclo
' dm* .Scb;»>l and Pc -t . »nIU- BUI* Tale* aod
DatiM . with t» tr-* i : Juijolal tw■*» m.» l'y M McKlnoej
Pr!i*<* a I ,frO. i,r ?»;•• I-t
\i A tiII.DBN PKNNEY A Co.
•«pU iiprwit* :h* th«a!r*.
1 IUB.E *.'<• I’UTf IVpt-t .
/J. j.. M»*U. >•.
do pure ( »Aki n
:,j pure A «■
*.««. pure M c*la." I .
I.MI 10 MctelC.l,
Li‘ 1 t-eo 1 , P’ ran* cl"
r.M.« puie Oar-nu«* Pepper
lu Jo tlia2-«*T .
Mi t>< v-« d*'.«n ff* p»J"*rn
1 lnvlt<- :)>.• attpatu'n ■( dpnlpm t«* tb* l al-ovp
M pl-j Y K. TJiiAYt). S.> 1 Diamond
t.i.i- Ut.<* »irc*f« . I r lua. bitter v. "nrruurw,
VT Ar . *or ralp bt rrpl'.. H K.\KY II O'LLINB.
1 air '
ArtKTITlt, Cti—rlutUf-M »'i.| ll«*abfa trsior-vl
by ur-c oi Uj- LUluliul li.tur*. $1 |»**r Ifc-ld at
W MARKET ST
ri\CR!'KNT! NK— SO bW- j u»t t**d and fOT «*!«• bt
I “pVt HKMINU IiUOS
IMV'OM PAI-I> UV ilw-jual riTHTMU Rinl !«-f #»»** by
\ „y‘U H.KMISU HR.* _
""“'" j " l “‘'VtKM.'vVmios
■'
J ;u„
JO ’'
AY Klt'rt PKimillAL ANI' I'll.L* ■ Jo-I,'r"'
(or ..I. By [-.-,.-41 M.KMINU BUDS
GIIE LfK-li, BW. !» Bilioijr. lU.u-..aJ C»r«.
*’"»“• *HKMiv'uCOLUN».
(3 u i^— w
|j K XvY WrtlTK OMTON I’hI.N'JKS-SofM f«xi -tyl«
XX joat rr<*tTt»tl of tltf al*’*'’- . ,
iJ*pl3 A A M \*>N * CVT. Ji Fifth *t.
“mts
-4 fro bags Filbert* ,
’ib ba** English Walhul#,
W b*£* Brn'-il NuU ,
})0 brnfß It lea Almonds:
lb Bordeaux Almond# .
•_0 Airily Alnion>l> .
la Alru-»u Wrouod Nut
b bniti'olc \V»Uiub
1000 Cocoa Nut # .
15 bext*n Altiit hJo
Ju*t ao<l lor fftl** br
KKYMEU A ANDEI^uN,
- S\,. ,1b Wot-1 mn*»i
ri'UMATV KhTvJlßii* —3) doirn IMuU-.
10 do tiuarl*; I
16 dozen assorted sires Olive Oil; !
20 bote* Citron ;
Joat received and for sale by
supia RKYMKR * ANDERSON.
UU 2.MK) lbs for sale by
«"p2O n A. PAHNESTOCK A__oo_
PEK.IN TEA STORE, No. 88 Firm Bta*rr—Just r*-
„l,ed. a large stock of ORBKN and BLACK TEAS,
consisting of all the different flavor* ond grades, purchased
direct from tho importers, for cosh, and will be sold whole
sale and retail at the lowest prices. S- JAYNEB.
cell [ Gazette and Dispatch copyj
1"" *EMUNB—2U box.w fresh Lemons just received and lor
J sale by KKYMJSR A ANDERSON,
o<*tl No. 39 Wood street 1
SUlltTft ANlTcoLLAKrt—Just received from the Facto
ry, a fine lot of Shirts, (Freuch wrlsta,) with or without
the new style Byron Collars, by
octl L. HIttSIIFIKLD A SON.
fvILK "siiIKrH~A.ND DKAWERS~JuBt received, an a«-
O sortment of 3, (i. W and 12 threads BUk Shirts and
Drawers, of all sixes, by
i octl
umortmeul
L. IIIUBUFIKLD A PON.
SCAHFd AND TUCti—Juki n*eeiv*Hl, a iino tuifortmpul of
fancy adJ blarX D* Joinvllle Broils, unit Op«r« ond
Oxford Tieo, by L. UIRBIIPIELD A BON,
ocil No. 70 Wood «lr»~*t.
SUKLLAC— 4 caee«just rrooiTwi urn! ior k&l* by
octl FLEMING HRUB
lAIU> UiL—6 bbls »>nw received and lor Hale by
j (>o a __ KLEMINOJJROB.
( - lUALK—flash received aud for Hale by
) ortl FLKMING BROS 1
C" ■iiIEOBOTB—I0 _ lbs received anil for Rale by
J FLRMINO BROS,
ita
UltlWdo. »djjr -i.^'
UM DROPS—3OO Rh Lemon, in 5C> boxen ;
It 200 do Raspberry, do
200 do Vanilla, do
300 do Rose, do
200 do Liquorir*, do
Jnat received and tor sale by
£nll RBYMKR A ANDRRBON.
ktion of our superior astwi
'll r ANTED A Conrscrio!***. Steady employment will
W bo riven. KKYMKK & ANDKItfION,
"gjpjy No. 30 Wootl street,
of (be above,
XSLSGEAPH MARKETS.
rvfRiPKD BLACK SILKS—Jout received, a variety 0!
ihe above, of excollent quality. ,
wpl4 A - A._MABON ACO. 25 Filth at.
(11 AM ANTIQUE TRIM Ml NUB —Every description or
cow colored mil bluet Moire Antbrne Md Pliuh
TrimmtDge ju»t A ' A iU “° F Vh £ e k
e«pl4 _
Faß»H'sATK>i'— io m*i* juHt rnvivfd and for aal« by
V IvKYMKK * andkkson,
No. 89 Wood Rtreet.
\m iLrfNfcKi’owU*"- wT'wTil receive in a few days a
M aosortment of tbo MAgON *
T NOUBUS UAHHEiTrWIaT ANU PATKNT BRRKCn
I ) QUNB, from $lO and upward*. Call at the Kntorpm*
Gun Work?, 130 Wood street
aug27
R' OLL BB.IMKTON
Bepiy
TYROWN’ti~KfidKNcTK UK UINUKR—I ha?o just rt>ceiTe«i
b a Ur*, .udpl, of lU»
Mp l Cornw of Mulurt m. and Xlhunond.
J%E W ® JFOSe MIS EM Jfß ®-V.
Th« RlYitt.—Last evening fit duek tb<;r« wert< U f.~ •* •
InchM watnr, by the pier mark, and rising The .learner
“Grand Turk ” arrived on Saturday, with afall load,fro.,,
St. Lonla. Tile “Fred. Lorenr" and “Great Wert ’’ are
looked for this morning.
TH. steamer “Boaolle” 1«"0m regular morning perk. I
tor Wheeling; she leaves at 10 o’clock.
Tm steamer “Twin City” is now loading for St. Loois
She will leave to-morrow. The steamers “ Mansfield ” and
“Clifton” are advertised for the same porv.
The steamer “Grapeshot,” Capt A- M'RrkK will lear,
this afternoon for Cincinnati. She is regular In making
her tripe between this and the Qneen City.
Tub St. Louis Democrat, of the 4th says:
The river at this pointroee two inches In
hours ending VhrU' f«t on ih- fewer
rise more rspid y oday. on „, tßni |. 0 r
falling’ three Get on the worst tiara. Nothlug
new from the Missouri.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
flirt 6 DtOlTffl WETKB IB Tits CHAWWBL.
ARRIVED.
Summer Jefferson, Woodward,
“ Luaeme, Uennett.lirown.ville
'• Cul. Bayard, Peebles,
“ Bollan, Henderickson, West Newton.
“ Aual 11a, Dickson, West Newton
•• Michigan No. 2, flsrst, W •’l 1 ”' 11 '
Gen. Larimer, Huohoator.
** Rosalie, Doyle. Wheeling.
«. Clara Fisher, Gordon. Sieubenyill*.
4* Emma Graham, Ayers. /Uneaville
“ Convoy, Wolf; Qalllopoli*.
“ Gro mi Turk, Gallatin, 8t- Louis.
DEPARTED.
Btsamer Jeffereon, Woodwrti, Brownsville.
“ Luierno, Bennett, Brow iihtHl*.
* • Col. Bayard, Peebles, fillxaboth.
“ Eolian, Handerickson, Wewt Newton.
“ Aquilla, Dickson. West Now ton.
*• Michigan No. 2, Herat, VMlayiU*.
“ Gan. Larimer, - "* ,| 10Pl * ir '
«• Forest City, Moore, Wheeling
». Clara Flaher, Gordon, Steuben till*.
“ Orb, Moore, St. Louie,
i. GazeL Shuoinn, 81. LouU.
“ Fairy Qneen, Reno, Cincinnati.
*• Chevolt, Mclntosh, Zanesville.
*• BraxU, Groce, Cincinnati.
- Lebanon, Williamson. Cincinnati
Plttaburghf SUnbenrlUo and Whoaimg
Packets.
I JEffLA The DIURNAL, Captain J. A. Snorts, aud
UsBSaMjLH,. FOBBST CITY, Captain 11. Wit, will
run tie regular DAILY PAOKKT3, between Pitteburgh,
Slenbonville and Wheeling, stopping at all Intermediate
P °The DIURNAL will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays, at 10 o’clock, A. M. Krtvrning she
will leave Whoeliig on Tuesdays,Thursdays and tfiuurdayp,
* l POHEBTCITY will also leave Pittsburgh
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 o’clock. A. M.—/2rtw*»‘«o,
aho will leave Wheeling on Mondays, Wednwdajs and tn
duya, at TU o’clock, A. M.
tor frel2.t or
nov29 No. 165 Front street.
Regular Tuesday Paolast for Wheeling,
marietta and tlalllopolla.
The now and splendid euramer CO.N'Ui,
1 Wou», Jr., Master, K. Dad&xoh, Clerk,
leave for the above anJ intermedia*-** ports
erery Tu«*dny, at 4 o clock, l*. M., positively.
For freight, or p*ss*g«, apply on board to
jy23 * GM. UAItTON, crr_C. BARNES, A/rot*.
For Zanesville
7h* elearner fcilUA GRAHAM, Caj-ta,
t _BS2LJhMo!iac<i Avia*, will '.cave for the above and n
ports ou TUESDAY, October Mi
For freight or passago ari ,l > f,u fcn<irJ ' pr to , .
orl« 1 BARNES A CMLHSQW*>D- Air-nt*_
-iiuji- Tbe fine steamer IiKA'AIL. Cnp’a.n K. J-
I -fIPC-Jbrtn..-* will leave tor the above au.l mterra
ffiSgSffißdiMD port* THIS DAY, at 5 o'clock A. M . po*i
tively. Shippers may rely upon the boat luring
or p«»«. A,.,l
For St. Lotil*.
Th<* .loirnsr MANi-l'l EI.D. Capo I\ uttio.
I TWfii ..)*>■ •• Clark, Uo«r«»* . will !<•»•« *' lh"
■kMBSK-... .... i-.it. ou MOSDAk.Oitobr
tlb, »t 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board
For Cincinnati.
The steamer QUA PBS HOT, Captain A.
, iv M iun»e--will \**rm tor
jggggßjjjllth* above an 1 htterio«*di»t* ]..<rt* on rATUR-
Da Y , the oth instant, all 1' M.
For rrel«ht or t apply t-n U*rl. or to
FLACK A UAHS F«i, Agei,’-
j— The steamer OldKTtt.N. Oaf tain 0 'V »
t_Ugg!LJh D x£T ; Clerk, ? l*spriet>; will leaT* f»*r tt.«
and lnteru»c«iiute jvirts ou MON DA 1.
October %ch, at lb A. M
For freight or passage applr ptJ boari. nr to
IMKNKS A FLACK. Agio's
_ .. .. Louis-
The «teain*>r TWIN CITY. f,pt n t \
i flgft ftltm, Clark. J. S»‘E*ctß. wit! ear.- f *
j£Sgfflrc&ftlx>Te> and intermediate [•> tt- on
IjA\, October Slh, at 10 cMocfc A. M
Fur freight or passage apply on board. i ( t-'
, c ,} JOHN KI.ACIt, Agent
IKVE33 CLKIIK, Si. Uvia, Hu-, (*t W . S Nerrr,
j office.) J K. DARIKiCtt haring iang er.perwt».-e •.
Receiving and Db.-hargtug Preigh: for M***m*.*»>.t*. > tf-r
superior indjccuienia to fttwmbcxt.o dectrlcg a IdSCHAL'*
LMI CLERK. 1~- l ~-
fDIL BROWN, N»- <1 Liamuud AC."*. 1*- ■ ,
rotes his entire attention L- an uts. * ; r* U r |
Ills buMn«w U moFtly confined r» fcfo,
Vrnrrtai DitmUi, and rach palutul affe fL*Z
brought on by Imprudence, youthful Induigen.-e Mid n, *•—
HvpbUls, Syphilitic Eruption*, Gonorrhea, G feel, S’ rv“. - f*
►ethral Discharge*, Impurity of the Wood. with >. !"'«■*
s> iof .he Venereal Organ. Sktn W-" ' l'' Kr J; ,
u.->,»e. Tetter, Ringworm, Mercurial ujinsi
rt'eakDeea. l*llea, lUiCUJuatUi:i. lerna!- •••*
nese, Monllily nl the Jr.lnti’. lUtula
in Ann, Nersous ABsvll-.nA, Pains In th- Rarfe and U toe.
Imtaiu-n Of th- madder end Kaiuejn, suc.-e..»fu:i> u-.:M
Cure guaranteed.
Twenty years’ pr»ctl*e (ten lo lub* ” lf
Urwo b> offer aasttrances ol a iperdy c«f a:. *’ ui**r
come under hb< care „ . .
(.Ulce and Private Consultation lUk ids, U D ur,i ::J ‘ "'i
Chare-* moderate. n * Tf * ,u * 1 ’
iIHBCMATIsM AND ,N KUKA L‘* i A I’* I'll l *W .S
1\ hereby Informs ihe affi.clrd that his ron»-Uy l;-r the
above meullotwd dlevase* l« ooe that vrlh .‘urT- il* l w;li
warrant a cure tu any case of this kind. 1 hie reinedr a m
Devor known to fall when prt»j«srlj *t;h
Mauj suffer th« tortur* of IhUeompUint for montlH *n
years, "hen a tew m'.cthj a-uid pr-tur- « .-.itain, ..»!•
and speedy remedy. v .. . X ,.» V 7*
Office and I’Tlvate CVt.«uHu»g lUxuan, .V- *1 I>iAV • 1
kli-y.
I VU.VHOWN continue* l«‘ U consulted «« r ‘•h- oreot
I / afiOttßT DIHEASEh Hb su.vees in long etandmg
Cftaa. is utmiaallvai. Tfo. affikte.l ar* invited t«» rail with
OQi delay. Person* ufflfoled with \so-real
Rheumatism, Hlea, or S«mlual lability, should not delay
in get hb advfoa. Letters cooUlnuig a fo« Immediate.y
IMvaU Room.*, No <1 Diamond alley, Pitts
burgh r ~
MOURNING si HOUSEKEEPING UUVOikiUS.
u hooks a- council
WOULD respectfully Inform the public that they have
taken the Store Room, NO. 7 5 MARKET tTIIKKT,
and have now open a moat complete antortmetit of the »1«’» •
good*. By giving our whole attention to ih**e branebe* < :
the boldness, U> the exclusion of goods, we think »*
can offer advantage*, both In assortment,'inallty and pn.-«,
uot to be found lo storw keeping the usual variety
The HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT embraces all sta
Ola article* In Dry Goods used In furnishing and
r senSSo:u..m
house.
LAKKLV A lUOIiBY otT.r for sal
alrable Real Estate, via
Ad Iron Furnace, situate lu Armstrong county, nc-CT-i
-ble to lb. city daily by canal, with IW seres ofUud . thr~
strata of Iron ons aud two of coal, with engines, machl
nsrr. Ac . capable of making TO tons of meiftl weekly. »‘n
the (and there are dwelling bonws, store bou>i*»,
A< Als<>—Two Lots Id Allegheny City, on Falrmoum street,
Tl 6 by UO feet. n . ,
Two Lotis *0 by HO fwt, corner of Uenry and DethnJgv
streets, in iteis A Berger’s plan of lots, East Pittsburgh.
Twelve Lota in Temporancevllle, fronting on Worden st
aB4 Acres of Land in Versailles Township, near Mr
Keesport. _
1600 Acres of Land in Benton and Clinton Counties,
lowa.
500 Acres of lAod In Muscatine County, lowa.
Apply at the corner of Seventh and Smilhfiald streets,
Pittsburgh. ... "'r'^.w
Mkcaaaujs’ Base *>r riTvamjimu. i
August 31, 1x66. J
THE STOCKHOLDERS of Ibe Mechanics' lunk oi IMri
burgb are hereby notified that the third m«ta. o!
112,60 per share will bedueon the 10th of t>-tt'b«r pronuK\
and the tonrth and last Instalment of $12,50 per share on
the 20th November following, peyabfe at th« liiinaiug
House, on Fourth street, as per rw-olutlou oi the U »rd ot
Directors. l«*pl| GEO. D. McGKKW, t.»».-M*r.
" ■' Latiw
rpilK hlgbeat market price paid *r4o f BO aud 1«0
I acre Land Warrant*, of Ululate i«*ue.
Albo, for 80 and 100 acru Warrant*, tunned under the
law of 1W»0-
Apply to
wp2l:JiiW
H AVE wwours'riusMiuM katharmn ■
L/Tot, try it, and you «»' uvYer be ,lltal u
““‘"’ffwaHra premium katuarion,
Or von may get ® worthless artlc.e. ....
iAor a*Y. by all Druggist. :* «n£ par bottl*.
wholesale Western Depot, Dr. Rhi SKll, R. K. .HELLERS
A 00., and JOHNJIAFt- .... .
ViTiiTriHra PREMIUM KATUARION «U>|« the U*'r
W ZZm falling ont, and prodneee a lujuriant groaih
”” Wltiaure PRKMIU M lIATUAIUON
__ „ii Hundruff and disease
by R. E. SEI.LKRB A CO. laugK,
n«&jly
F
10R menl lMotform
LffitrK'lSSrl-tll b. -Old very Urn, M LA.:™**
IkXtow, NoJOKfthrtr.fi:
Win. H. Talcott -0.,
Mivn»AOTUKBRSofuII kind* of LOOKING
A £™tralT and PlOniUK PKAMES Also, «l)d
-,P'?RT£. lm™rtedand Domralle PANOV UOOIiS.
Bale dealers In , a fj n asaorUnent of all article, in
We base jost ren , u „ n Uou of ilaalers tn our sit ok -
wVg»’n“dant%s«nofl.rtl>«n inducement, bolb a. m
price* and quality ST., corner of Fourth.
»«;it24:d‘2* -
“ ’ A CARD.
HitnMrt TAKEN THE STAND lately occupied by my
AVINQ TA * street,) for tbe porpotm ol con-
MI TAILORING Win™, 1 would
tinutDg th« ODOT friendfl uod cuetomern of tbe old
lD*rm &q #ntlM nf>w slock cl
SwThI'caIsIMKMS, VESTINGS, etc, etc., which will
be offered »l attended to, and ert
,f ° r S““d most fashionable rtjle.
cu tml in Uie beat BnQ m JAMES DIGBY.
„ep2(fcU2s(?yi
r<\Q MBTAL-200 tons OoaL
P ftD d for sale by_ J»ttJ-j
--- — 7i kNTLBMAN, residing in the country, wishes to
a Girl of from ten to tw«lY« years of m». For
-nnlv to 8. CUTHBBUT A SON,
particular* apply to w Market street-^
W ABH—A new and excellent
fof deandng the teeth andnurifying the braalh.
O article for cieaaeiujs JOSEPH PLUMING,
A large supply o n»er Market and Diamond.
eepl4
B 'WN A TKTLKY.
A. FA.UNBBTOCK A CO.
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p fc
' v - ,x •
K* 4
STEAMBOATS,
For Si. Loot*.
J. K.. Uurlroar,
Private Ulioio
NEW STOKE.
ilo the tK*
BLAKELY * IUCIIKY.
corner of goTpnth and fcmUhflpld pit*.
last Obarcoal in y&
J. W. BUTLKR <t CO.
> s t> J}' '
. ■' •>*
ii £ » fc.” Jfc, «
f ?•**•
"• -^vSC*
AMUSEMENTS.
rpIIBJATH.K—J C. FOSTER, sole L*-f«*« and Mana-
I etr: Wm. 11. Rieo, Btage Manager: Oharlb* FoMTta,
Acting Manager Treasurer, J. V. Borettj:.
pricei or amtibsion:
Boie? and Parquett*.. „60c j Private Bolus, large -$3.00
Second Tier 25:. j Private Boxe*, small f 6 00
Boxes for coin n l p**r?on<» ‘<ls cents.
securing seats, 12Gj cents extra.
BsT* First appearance of the popular New York f&TOrite
Mies ELOISFi BRIDGET
MONDAY KVfCNING, Octobib 8, 1?55,
Will ha acted,
J£ VADS B—Evadne, Miss Klolse Bridge* ; Lodovieo, Mr.
Mcßrido: Colcnna, Mr. Foster; Vinrentin, Mr. Dubois
SINGING AND DANCING.
To conclude with
To Part* anti Back—guo7.7.le, Mr. A. W. Young;
Miss Spriggins, Miss Lillie Canter.
Donr# - pen at T ; performance to begin at 1%.
i HAUSiVsn A COId. WOOD’S
GRIAT NATIONAL BABY SHOW !
NEW CITY HAL L
j mu yorß da vs oxly.
Coafttencing on TUESDAY. OrtoWr 10th, continuing
• 1 IT Lb, 18*.h uud
‘ 34 Premiums, amounting to 53,180 ! ! !
WUI bo award-d (<• lb» FINEST BABIES, TWINH, TRIP
LETS, QUATKRNB AND
X\iin(,*T >\l /piii/fif ,'n Onr lltauircd.
Illgbeet Premium, SI,OOO ! I l
rjMIOSK to compete for “ Prize*.” ebould apply
for cerLiti'*Hl*!fl immediately, as thu applications in
New York. Boston and el*ewh*re greatly exceeded tho
number limited.
OVER 250,000 PERSONS
Vis led the Baby Shows hold In New York, Bouton and
Albany, with the greatest delight.
Mil. BARNUM will be present, an.l deliver Premlumß
in person.
The New York Prtxe Baby,
Foveihl of the Bofiton Prize Bnbio*. and one Quatern 'or
fjur at a birth) are enguged lo be present.
Cortlflratos aud all iolurmiUion in reference to the
Baev Show in Pittsburgh, can be had at
'W A- GILDENFKNNBY A CO.'H HOOKBTORK,
Filth street, opposite the Theatre,
t* «_ Aduib-sLui. 2;. cents; children under ten yearn, hwlf
nrL. octfiull * *
DAN’ It IcK ’ S
(J li K A T
JS COMING.
DAN RICE renpectfnily announces to the citizens or
thin vicinity, that his
Ureal K<iae*trinn Kitabllihinont and
Trained Animal* Combined,
As organized for 1805, will have Ih* honor of appearing
before them, at Pittsburgh, for TWO DAYS, Friday and
SUfuniuy. October li»lb auJ 20th, in front of the AMERI
CAN HOTEL, Penn street.
03r Admiasion. 25 cents. Performance commences at 2
and 7 o'clock P. M-, each day.
The three gre«t fontures that distinzaish DAN RICE’S
OIU’.AT SHOW from every other extiioitien in the country
are as follows: 1 The Brilliant Array of Prof«shloDal
Talent. 2. Tito Beaut.iu I Stud oi Horses, Ponies and
Mn’es. 3 The most perfectly trained Wild Animals ever
exhibited.
Among the Equestrian Talent, the Mlowlog emlnm!
Artists will appear :
Mr;. Dan Rice. Mad Rosah n. Ma.i’.le Jonta, the Vocalist,
Mad'He Georgians. F H. Ro«stnn, W. O. Dale,
Young Jean Johnson, O. Rirhardenn,
Cba.*!. Nnyif. I Bhowles, Wm. Walker. A. Lovell,
Geo Miller. Mnster Chas. Reed,
DAN RICE.
And hn counterpart, Lilltt JfiA - '’ Lipman.
In h»« 7/>ol/)GICAL COLLKCTION will b« fonnd the
ittuj*«*oilous uml m>itfWGt Mephunt, Italia Rookh,
who, linens other I>jiU i-nt pagocwu* tricks ba#> been
’.aught lt>
WM K Tin: TIGHT livl'K
IMN r.ICF. Will the pub!i-- thrre will b-M»oUilog
don*? at hm KrhlMlion but whnt i« X'W/, Wc,r,il'rtu and
.Vr'T'ili tj Instruct'.v+
Uun.'i* «a:.h exLiMllotu DAN RICK will introduce hb<
thcn uv’h br.-n Escdilor, t»c-! tb«‘ famous pair
(.f y.huiaUtl Mul.-S, Uusfct to perform point* of tbf tnoirt
tau*!i*ol* hd.J ln-*r«3!Mr f*nl* of UbrMrh th***,
wiii b- i*t hibiied th- uiOft jM-rlrr’.ly irhiurd AU*TKA LI AN
UK A ll *-*»r c-wt-turfl
A Lnl.iiu'. Han! witi b«-vl lh.» Clmod Proc«*poon.
atl .| i.fu«- th- --riH-tR f.t ldo'rlork A. M.
onOw-JRj-: tih.buw. C JJ. CABTLK, Aic«t»r.
U‘-i_Thh Company wLI uibibit at
J »UN'STi>\VN ..Monday, Octoter 15Ln.
UtioNIKR Tu«*Uy. ** IJU»-
UltEKNsatUt.i .. . \Vedn%R-lay, “ l'th
KA ST LJKKKTY. Thursday. " ISLb-
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JOILN W
Still E*os?rr and BSistriAutor,
;V and LM-stnb'.i'inß o: a i-
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Co*SperUcl«i and Surgical Operation*
I'acirtft Thr Blind May See. — It 1* rru'i I '*
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drrn. l'.i UK'.' H Krf'i-'K.
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fn lu M. I l.«,l -I n..U»ln-n .U'i' Xbol-M*.
»u:v«y <>f tht- crr*»l l‘u»' li-‘ KaUroiui rn •*«•!« the Ml.-fl.*-
»t lin. |-'lil. mil 111" ninnwi.iM mlmnUn-n It t«-
... » I-1 1 b«KDn-*. «... mm." II -1 111' l*nt»‘
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lion. M. Ku-f. rMiK»t.- to C-n^n-fl*
K,0., A H~Urr. Attcnry* *t Ut
Uorup A Oak*. lUn Rft h
Kct. T. M I'ullt'rU'U, > f C i* UnJ Otnrf
KIKU’S TKASBI*OHTATIOM link.
ANTIOiI’ATiNO tin* want of for transporting
Frvighifc U uihl from the KaMi-ru Cities, via lVi:ti*}l
Tania Canal and HAilroa-l-S h« T * in«wu»*l **ur sUvk of
lion la. A'e . -n faint*, lo n IVjCHLh l»A11. A LINK, « liu h
iHvt-a us a rapacity of over l&«w) Urn** per month rufb wh/
\Tr »«.•«!> our fri-uds, and I hoi— .Ji-pi-fM p.ACr**.tiir»«
tluj tUate unprov-tufutf. tli-n- *i'l b* u- 'hln.;
our part to r*ndrr cvnmi! s-itWar'.i. d in i.-i virJiui; r.
„„.niiw„,',nr,..*i.u.ub
tll^n j Canal Uafin 1 1 bt-.biir.h. l*a. _
A l'A 111).
1 HAVK ju«t v,-.l from til" Knftero Citloo, i ( f
I I'ISI'V AND t-TAI’I.K UOOI'S. rrobmeing Uie matt
L 4 Ie%.rMrCLOTHS, OASMMKRKS nod VKiT
ivTm ih„t 1 h-t- erer lihherln dl.-rel lo the puldlo.
Ur-e number o! It LACK Cl/ITUX. ol vrhir.h 1
here nd««y» kept » Rood neeortmenl,l here been «t .on
jarw,; mk
ud’lTl K MKKEh-'V hul INVISUiLB ORKI.Ntf, *hh
wJ .Ud«‘of ltltOWN »n.l lltUB. ►•ANtA
iAH»IMtIIW an urii'tv ‘>f lu*- highest ki** •
SL'bxl*. PI.AIN DHAB end PUKILK
„, rl , lU W ,H ns the Utrfl Figured style*. And ol
*A--'VI!KK, VKIVFT end PLUSH VKSTIKdS sn on
l„r„- tele IH - the letter embrneing "ererel deli
cti'.- leiHerii, net rriidly oMhined. ninDWTOlt
I Imvr procured thoHernei».nl Mr JNO. OARPINThH
u< Foremen. temiller to the trnde in the Went M the m
,enter . t ■■ On pm rr's Itolo " luring nuide oil the Men
ties ol rutting, the ehlol rttMe 'fhl- 111-. »n-l heme end, «ed
»iit,» Urge fund .1 eiperim-e from .1 prnrt.ee of r-> - „ te-n
! jeers. there » little uht .! hn i.' l'ity tn | le»re e.l, <-hOHe
e-u-iU-tu h«» tuny u'l'- 1 ' . , ,
Mr stork ol lli'VS' OLDTHINH i» nui-ti Ursor t.nin »l
huv lorroer |s.|lod. i-xlnt-itiuit nil the r.rlely ol Mtjl.e. ■ om
-1,0,, to the ..eiuon. end ~t jjy jJ''gfON EK.
wpMsl.ulD. __ Nn 60 Wood Mrret. _
A HAKUAIN OFFERED.
riMUI under,,*..-.I . ff-rs lor s.le MX LUT3.of ground
1 fronting ut-oti and adjoining Ui* U-pot <-’ f tb* ‘ iiu '
burgh and Cnnmdlsvill* Haihvad, in lb* m« and
thriving borough of M'hEKSi'OKT. K-'Ur M ib« Lot* arc
M 7 i, in width t.v übmu IJO iu depth, tK-utiog at on*
vud on thr. IVp-i. and hi th* other on hiur.air tdrvet ; hi.*!
two of them ir-mllng i«.t then wbolfl length on other
strain
Alko—TWO l.i'TH, 1 !*•**( in wi.ltli. fronting the other
nld** of tin* . nn l in d.-fiih 1-1 -«.ne tl the Lot« bor
it»• ring for it.** wtK'l- Ir-tigUi i-n Jen mm <Mrr**t.
No tmtter pn'pHity i-.ip t*- f-und, nod it will b«« pohl low.
part <>( tlii> i-HNUifnt takt-n in pt;~-k of the Oounellsvillo
Railroad, if JrHir-d. tj Ku P. tIiLLMORf,
ftflW of U.I- Mt riling Post,
daw i!
Aiiju-t ;:i, iv
Harr's Ofllre
HUTKLS, House keeper*. Mmiulh.m ur*-i«, Mcclinutv and
Meoharles arc invited aud ■"'li*'il***i cull and obtain
their Ilwlp ami their A ppiejitioeH AU<\ ihe working
claflflcfi, lx.ih male iiU'l temnle. rhall 1-* attended to, and
btmioesa fouuii for them on fit' rt tjoii>’•*,«l BAKU’S IN
TELLIGENCE UFFIL’K. No, 4l't l,\'-er!y street.
No answer returnpii !•• appiloaiiuiu- by mail, unler* »*'-
companicd by a pwtui;* f-I *l inp. _
WSEn'A'NL) >ToKKri H>K UrNT-ai the
tat* Oflicu, f)3 Mark*u street. „ . s**!'—
TV WILLING HOUSK Tw I.KT— ii" two-story Dwelling
1 / Uousv, fUuaieil on Ue.llor.l ***
MII.LKK A Rll-KKTSON,
•-1 ana -I'Si Liberty »t.
wpVn
r J)KKSONP HA \ IMi KKAL K.-TATK Iti.lmi.h Man-
P ufncturial Art,. V- t.. JOr""' , r Uooare, f>n»> or
Sure K™m« to l.t, will tidJ !. Intlwlr lut-,oat u give u.
a call We a’so attend t<> U e collection ot Rents, lnau
ranee.’ Borrowing and Loaning Moneys Ac., Ac. Office, No.
1 rep*!! »• OUTUBJtRTjk SON.
Air ARb'K TOOT 11 WASH AND TOOTfI POWDKK [or
W tale at D». KKYBEICP,
repT Coiner Wood atreet and Virgin alley.
*#• A Pact worthy of R*«ord and Atten
tion—WßlGQra TONIC MEXTTJRK, a guaranteed and
certain cure far FEVER AND AGDB. This preparation
for the treatment of the above disease, and perfect eradica
tion of the cause, is one 0 f the most important Chemical
Discoveries of the 19th century. Its neutralising effects
on the poisonous gases are instantaneous, and acts like a
charm upon the whole Nervous and Muscular System, re
storing the tone'of the Stomach, and invigorating the Con
stitution.
Unlike the general remedies resorted to for its treatment,
such as Quinine, Arsenic, Ac., which leave the system
worse ibow they fonnd It, It improves the general health,
parities the blood, and stimulates the different organs to a
regular and healthy action.
Being prepared under the Immediate supervision of an
eminent Chfmist, uniformity of strength may « *»?■ >*’
relied on. Its unprecedented demand, end the thousands
of testimonials from eminent Physicians, and others who
have been thoroughly curad, are a sufficient guarantee or
i t? superiority over all other preparations.
We can only add, in conclusion, if you aro suffering from
Fever and Ague, try If and 6<.cured/ .
PETER T. WRIGHT A 00.,
241 Market st-, Philadelphia.
And all respectable Druggists throughout the United
titatea and Canadas.
For sale by OEO. IL KEYSER, No. 140 Wood street,
and R. E. SELLERS, Pittsburgh. ap27uUwSm is
4®-Blet Headache andffeuralglaorSi3Bf
Yiars Staadiko Cimn> bt OAKELY’S DKPURATIYE
SYRUP —Mr. William Trifcibln, M’Kelvy’a Row, Bayards
town, Fifth Ward, says he to cured of Sick Headache of
' eight years standing, by three bottle* of Oakeley’s Depart*
tlve Syrup. He had tried various physicians without a
cure. He Is now entirely welL Oakeley’a Depuratlvele
for Rheumatism, Scrofula, Tetter, and all eruptive diseases.
For sale wholesale and retail, DR. KEYSER’B,
No. 140 Wood street, Sign of the Golden Mortar.
Price 76 cents per bottle. ap9
49>A Substitute for tlic Mew Liquor
Low*—Dß. URBAN’S ANTI-BACO HAN ALLAN ELIXIR,
a safe and sure remedy for the core of
INTEMPERANCE.
A concentrated vegetable, extract, and os a tonic is une
qualled. For the following oomplaints It Is a most valuable
medicine: .Pyspeprla, Liver Cbmplaint, FpUepsy, Neuralaia,
l\ies, Feocri qfali kindt. Delirium Tremens* GeneralDeMily.
This medicine is Intended to produce a change In the sys
tem, and a distaste for alcoholic drinks. Several instances
where we have sold it, we have had the most gratifying
results; so, to persons who are really desirous of breaking
off the indulgence In intoxicating beverages, this elixir will
be a great help. Bold at per bottla at the Drag Store of
DR. GEO. H. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood street, corner of
Virgin alley, sign of the Golden Mortar. apS&dav
SHOW
For Rheumatism, Bruitts, Jbint in the Back, Sidcr-Sorts of
dll kinds .
[A certificate from, Comber land, Maryland-]
Pmnumiiß, March 19,1866.
Mb. H.Q.O.Oa&zy, Zanesville— Dear Sir: May we ask
the favor of you to Bend os twenty-four dozen BARRHLI/8
INDIAN 11N1MBNT? please send it without delay, as
wehavo not half a dosen bottles on hand, and it cannot be
substituted in this country 5 therefore, do not disappoint
us. a lit; *r# • •
. i Ewpectfoßy, yours, Ao. BiaiiAWara.
For sale wholesale and retail at DR. GEO. H- KEYSKR’B
Drug Storej- N 0.140 Wood street, corner of Virgin alley;
also cy JOEL MOHLEB, liberty street.
Etmedlei. Dr. Keysar’s Pectoral
Syrup wfll care yon.
Dr. Keyset's Pectoral Syrap will cum Bronchitis.
Dr. Keysets Pectoral Syrup will cure UryngitU.
Dr. Keyset's Pectoral Byrup will cure Inflaenx*.
Dr. Keyßer*B Pectoral Byrup will cure a cold in the head.
Dr. Ksyßer’B Pectoral Syrup will cure Incipient Cod*
lomptioa.
A recent letter from Mri J. W. Yeotch, of Rokeby, Ohio,
says: _
“ I want you to send me two bottles of yonr Pectoral
Syrup by mail. There Is a lady hare who has a oough and
ihe doctors can’t cure her. I was in the same way, and
tried everything without benefit, until I got a bottle of
yoar Pectoral Syrup ; I took It but twice, and It cured me
sound and well.
Ask for Dr. KxTsa&’s Pactosuu. Stbup and take no other.
Pries, 60 cents. Sold at DR. KEYSKR’B, No. 140 Wood
btrwet, and at J. P. FLEMING’B, Allegheny. ap2fcdaw
Sj* narsh’s Rtdloal Cure Truss will cure
nearly every ea*e of rednceable Hernia.
Trusief at prices always on hand.
Children's Trusses of different forms and strength
for sale.
Elastic Stockings for varicose or enlarged reins.
Abdomnlal SuppOrtsrs-A dozen different kinds.
Pile Props for the support and cure of Piles.
Shoulder Braces to relieve a crooked and deformed
condition of the Chest, and many diseases of the Chest.
Suspension Bandages.
All these articles may b« had err applied at DR. KEY*
gRR-8 Wholesale and Retail TEUBB DEPOT, 140 Wood
street, nlgn of the Golden Mortar; or will bo sent to any
pa; 1 , of the country by sending the money and measure.
aptibaiaw ;
M’CARTiIY,
c“tni”£ d&ii' 1
■sni;*’ i: mar M-*m
,c t • T'.tiv-»tiw
M a \-w’- : uiii'-aL has 6:*ro
~ vUt u.»- Apulioation r t
;vJ .i -i '!*'! to Oriel
lu- t)- m r»*f pr.<w
- . »rt> . 1/aI.U’J I*
unSry Ad-
rar: il \> -d mCj r*»-L -»cd
<Uw
Barrell’* Indian Liniment,
DR. HOOFLAND’S
CELEBRATED
GERM AH BIT TEES
PREPARED BY
DR. C. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa*,
wiu irrscTUiU-T ecus
\i\Zl\ COMPLAINT; DYBPKPBIA. JAUNDICE,
xrr Xrrwti a Dthi&y, IhxraxfJ e/the Kidneys, and
a.’.' in* iteJ ‘i nsin-y /nw»,a disordered lover or Stomach.
Such
as Consti po
tion, Inward Piles,
PulneferOr Blood to the
Head, Aridity of tiießtcmach,
Nsasrailleartbum, Disgust for
rainefls or weight lu the Stomach, Soar
Eructations, Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit
cf the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Horned
•Dd Difficult Breathing, Fluttering atthe Heart,Cboak-
Iru • t Suffocating Sensation when in lying Posture, Dlmnes a
of vision, Dots of Webs before the Bight, Fever and
Dali Pain In the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration
Yellowness of the Bkin and Byes, Pain In the
£U«, Back, Chest, Limbs, Sudden
flushes of Heat Burning in the
FlMb, Constant Imagin
ings of Evil. and great
Depression of
i Spirits.
• The proprietor, In calling the attention of the publle te
' th» preparation, do«a no wit a feeling of the almost confl
! Jeoce in its virtues and ada; ation to the diseases for which
It Ir recommended. t .. . .
It is uo uew and untried article, but one that has stood
‘ ti,, lr *t of o ten years’ trial before the American people,
u« reputation and sale la unrivalled by any similar pu •
naraiKiue nUDt The testimony In Its favor
id<‘B. prominent and well known Physicians and Individn
.inrftii oaru 0 f the country Is Immense. Referring any
1 *ho may doubt, U> my ~ Memorabilia," or Practical Receipt
. Rook, for Farmers and Families, tb be had gratis, of all tb
: Agents for the German liittera.
! Principal Office and Manufertory, 120 Arch street, Phlla
by Dr. Geo. 11. Keyser, 140 Wood street; B. A
rabnestock A 00., No. 6 Wood street; Fleming Brothers
tiO Wood street; 11. P. SwartiondJ. P. Fleming, Allegheny
decl&-.d*wlv to
IH.UH CITY COatMBBCIAI. COIsIrKGK
i OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA,
AN Institution to educate the BUSINESS MAN. Col
-I,open I>*v and Breuine, from 8 A. M. to 10 P. M.
I * v • «300
1 Students and upwards have matriculated at this School of
j practu-aJ Arts, taught in « practical manner by instructors
| of practical experience In the business with which their
. *rld are connected.
teami or Tcmoit: 1
Book-keeping—fall mercantile course, time unlim
ited, Including eommerciil calculations, all lee- 1
lure<», and Practical Penmanship, - * $35,00
Pam« course for Ladies, (apartment separate,) • 20,00
Penmanship—practical—time unlimited, - • 10,00
Same course for Ladies, (apartment separate,) 5 00
Penmanship, per month, }-jJ®
Arithmetic, * * *
penman»hip and arithmetic, per month, • • 0,00
Higher mathematics, languages, surveying, engineering,
drafting, mechanical, architectural and Oiuamental draw
ing and construction —as per agreement.
I Those that can attend only In the evening, have all
j Lhe advantages of the day student In lectures and Instruc-
I h®- College (now) comer of Wood and Fourth—soon In
“ College eppsrito the Poet Office.
I F. W. JENKINS. Principal.
PIANOS! PIANOS!
M.4NUFAOTOBED BY
NUNNS &. CLARK,
tuw roas, axo roa sali bt
H. KLEBER & BRG,
k 0 53 Fifth stmt, a few doors from, the Post Office.
■OB- J pst arcuvsn, the flret few of a large invoice of
Nunns a Clark’s unrivalled Pianos. Thiß
choice lot will comprise—
-6 Octave Bquare corners, rosewood, over-re H B n n
strings, Ac. . U * U *
6U Octave, do do do
Octave, round corners, rosewood, carved, musnu ract
0- •'octavef double round comers, finished all around.
6 7 !} jo do carved legs, Kllrabethlan riylc.
rt'a do goml-serpentlne, very elegant.
■; do do do
A?: jo Full Serpentine, splendid pattern.
7 do do do
Tha »fcov« will pcßirely be .old at Now York Factory
P r,c.,, unttoul additwn for BBOi
8010 Ageots for Nunne A Clark, for Pitteborgb
* and Western Pennsylvania,
u 63 Fifth street, near the Poet Office.
irrineTOreat Work.
TIIK LIFE OF OEOBQE WASHINGTON.—Th« first vot
i "m. of the above wort is now ready for deUrerj-tho
Mcood volume will be ready shortly. It la ne-Uy gotten
up-printed on Sn« paper, with three or more portralte and
nUns Price $2,00 per volume. _
P Thi«< edition is published exclusively by subscription, and
DRvable on the delivery of eaoh volume
•j j S.XSNKR. A CO..ere sole Agents for the above wore.
Odk-s No 30 Fifth street, in Lauffer’a Bookstore, where
the books will be open for subscriber’s names.
&jr All orders addressed to T. J. R. A 00. will be slrfbtly
attended to. Canvassers wanted. aug2M*wBm
Real Estate Offloe,
Com* of Seventh and SmiUifield strtels, Pittsburgh.
BLAKEL* A IUCHBY offer for sale a valuable Farm in
Adams Township, Butler Oounty-141 acres,
A Coal I’roporty of 400 acres. The undivided, half will he
sold, with 161 ncrea of improved land; on which, among
other buildings, l« an excellent Saw Mill. . . ,
Forty-eight Bnilding Lots in the Borough of Manchester.
Thirty Building Lots near tho northern end of tne
" h A’ James B. Irwin’s plan, in PUt Town
ship, (a Joining Sixth WaidJ will be sold very low for
r t;.Sdir' c " r “ e ° lnBl ° ujxnfiwan.
S otioe*
mllK partnership heretofore existing between the sub-
I scribers, under tb« firm of MURPHY, TIERNAN 4
CO was DISSOLVED, b-r mutual consent, on the Ist inrt.
Thn hueiness will be fettled by either of the partners, at
tho old Stand, No. 48 Wood stroet, Pittsburgh
FRANCIS TIERNAN,
MORIUo JONES,
Pittsburgh, Sept. 3d, 1866. N. GRATTAN MURPHY.
49- The undersigned will continue the Wholesale Dry
Oooas under the firm of JONES 4 TIERNAN. in
the house No. 48 WOOL street, lately occupied by Murphy,
Tieruftn 4 O. MORRIS JONES,
«p4:dlm*Uw FRANCIS TIERNAN.
4®“ JON 4 TIERNAN have associated with tbem, in
the WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS, JAMES Mo
LAIN, to take effect from the Ist Inst. The style of the
firm to be JONES, TEKRN AN 4 CO,
Pittsburgh, September 6th. 1866—(wep&dlmawlt) _
Watehsi and Wateli Repairing.
Wot WILSON, Market street, corner of Fourth.
Gold and Silver Watches from $lO to 4300. Sole
aaenev for sale of Charles Frodaham’s unrivalled Timte
Watch Repairing attended to promptly, and done
i Jewelry! Silver Ware and Military Goods at Eastern
!,,££•« sspia
k '.* ’
i< K \ r V\. V- ,•
BOERHAVE’S
HOLLAND BITTERS
KLEOTRO-OIIEMISOHK AROMA
Edit Holla n<hch Kndden Bitters,
TWO YEARS have elapsed since tho Introduction of this
valuable medicine into the United Stat:s. Boring
this time it has gained a universal popularity an a remedy
for *
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Headache,
Loss of Appetite Debility, Oostivaisss,
Blind and Bleeding Piles,
&Uny of oar most worthy citizens testily to its wonderful
efiioacy in all affections of the stomach and lire?. As a
tonic, it never has been equalled, for the relief it afford# In
oil cases of debility or weakness of any kind is almost In
stantaneous. In nervous, rheumatic and neuxalglo affec
tionf.it basin numerous instances proved highly beneficial,
and in others effected o decided cure.
When eminent phypidena prescribe, and their patients
bo unhesitatingly recommend, surely we may cease to
doubt, and eagerly t*st its virtues for ourselves. >
FEVER AND AGUE.
A Oste. of Eight Month* Standing - Cured by BocrJutvt*
Holland Rittm.—Michael Kelly, No. 117 Grant,near Smith
field street, say a: “ Last July, while running on the river,
on a cotton boat plying between Natchez and New Orleans,
I was taken with fever and ague. For eight long .months
I suffered with this dreadful disease. The greater part of
this time I was unable to work, and »poat at least fifty dol
lars for different medicines, bat found no permanent relief.
Three weeks ago,one of my friends Insisted upon my toy log
Roerhave’s Holland Bitten, saying -that a curt was guaran
teed. After taking it for one week, I must stats I was a
sound man. I have been at work now far two weeks, and
have had'no return of tne chill# and fover whatever.”
I certify the above statement Is true.
Taos. Adams, Diamond House,
Or at R. Chester's, Gothic Hall.
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. Silas Liscomb, of Birmingham, says: “Ihavefound
inßoerhave’s Bitters a remedy for headacbo and debility.
My wife baa also used it with the greatest benefit."
Mr. A. S. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also remarks that he
has experienced much relief from its use for headache.
BEAD THIS!
A Hollander** Testimony.—Jacob Rinsfees, livingin the
Holland settlement of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Bays: “After
Battering for eome time the misery attending an utter pros
tration of mind and body, I bare been restored, by; using
Boerhave’s Holland Bitters, to petfeet health.”
The fact of this remedy being in such high repute among
the Hollanders in Wisconsin, Michigan, New York—ln fact,
In every Holland settlement In the United S.ates—argues
much in its favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson, living ten miles above Pittsburgh, on
the PennsylvaniaCaoal, sayo: “ When Icommenced taking
Boerhave’B Holland Bitters, I could hardly walk—now, t
enjoy excellent health ”
WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
Another Great Cure WjfecUd by Boerhazc's Holland Bitters.
—The wife of Peter L'o Witte, living In Holland Town, She
boygan county, Wisconsin, suffered much from weakness of
the ttomach and indigestion. She had been under a phy
sician's care for come time, but the disease seemed to baffle
eveUrhis skilL She purchased some Holland Bitters at our
office, which has given tone to her stomach, her appetite
arid strength are returning, and we firmly believe that this
is another great cure effected by your medicine.
We have still to record many 'wonderful cures effected by
thin remedy, but nrust wait another opportunity. One
thtng you <**o rely upon, whet we havepubllshed are Item
persons much respected in our community, and are literal
ly true. • J- Qunrrcß,
Editor Sheboygan Nleuwbode, Sheboygan, M is.
A Case of Two Months? Standing Gxtrtd by Boerhaw's
Holland Bitters —George Henderson, of Pittsburgh, Rajs:
“After suffering tor threemonthswith rheumatism —a part
of the bo severely as to confine me to my bed—l bar e
been entirely cured by using Boorbave’s Holland Bitters.
I have had oneatlaek since, but found almost instantaneous
relief in the same medicine. It Ib, in my opinion, a suro
remedy tor rheumatism.”
NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC) AFFECTIONS.
This changeable weather is likely to produce a great deal
of sickness. To persona troubled with nervous ot rheuma
tic affections, we would recommend Boerhave’s Holland
Bitters. On referring to our columns, you will find certifi
cates from some of our first German and English cUiretu.—
Pennsylvania Stoats Zeitung.
THB WORST FORM OF PILES CAN BR CURED.
We are at liberty to refer to several well known gentle
men, who have used, thoroughly tested, and now recom*
trend Boerharo'a Holland Bittern as r. remedy for pil-'a.
We are not at liberty to publish their names, but will taka
pleasure In referring any person to them who denies this
statement. t , , , ~
For this affection, one-half of the prescribed dos# sbouta
be taken—say half teuspoonful, morning, noon and night,
one hour before meals.
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has in
duced many imitations, which thu public should guard
against purchasing. Bd not persuaded : o buy anything
else until you bavo given Boernave’n Holland Bitteia a fnir
triaL One bottle will convince you he w infioitely superior
It is to all these imitations.
Sold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5, by the
sole Proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, Jr., & CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
corner Smithfleld end Tblrd sts., Pittsburgh.
And all Druggists in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Birmingham,
Manchester and Tempcrancevillw. sop2&tdawly
OH- WORSE’S
11 \ iOOBATING COBDIAL,
UeaJtl Restored and Liff< , Lengthened
MOBSB’B INVIGORATING ELIXIR.
XT will replace weakness with Jstreogih, incapacity wit
offldency, irregularity with uniform and natural rc'
tlvtty, and this not only without hatard of reaction, but
with a happy effect on the general organization. Air Bear
In mJnd that all maladies, wherever they begin, finish with
the nervous system, and that the paraliiation of the nerve
of motion and sensation la physical death. Bear In min li
al9o, that for every kind of nerroua disease, the Bllx ir Cor •
rttat the only reliable preparative known.
CUBE OP NKRYOC3 DISEASES.
No language can convey an adequate idea of the Imme.
diate and slmoat miraculous change which it occasions in
the diseased, debilitated and shattered nervous system,
whether broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impair
ed by sickness—the unstrung and relaxed organisation la
at once braced, revivified and built up. The mental and
physical symptoms of nervous disease vanish together un-
dar Its Inflame*. Nor Is the affect temporary ; tor ttx* Cor
dial properties of the medicine reach tho constitution itself,
and restore It to its normal condition.
LOBS OP MEMORY,
Oonfarion, giddiness, rush of blood to the head, melnn
cfcoly, debility; hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of *lf
destruction—fear of Insanity, dyspepsia, general prostra
tion, Irritability, nervousness, Inability to Bleep, diseases
incident to nudes, decay of the propagating functions, hys
teria, monomania, vague terrors, palpitation of the hear i,
mpotency, constipation,etc-, from whatever causes ariping.
It la, if _ther» be any reliance to be placed on human twti
mony, absolutely infallible.
A GREAT MEDICINE POR FKMALEB
- unparalleled effects of this great restorative in all
complaints incident to females, mark a new era In the annals
ofmedidne, Diousandsof stimulants have been Invented—
thousands of Inrigorants concocted —oil purporting to be
specified in the various diseases and derangements to which
tnadeiie&te formation oMroman renderherJ table.
Who goffers from weakness, derangement, nerroumeiw,
tremora, pains in the hack, or any other disorder, whether
Mcnllfir to her sax, or common to both grre the
Mrrlconting Cordial e trial.
* MARRIED PERSONS,
Or others, will find this Cordial after they hate us<d o hot •
tie or two, a thorough regenerator of the eyßtem. In all
directions are to be found the happy parents of healthy en
suring, who would not have been so but for this eitraor-l:-
nary preparation. Ami it is equally potent for the mauy die
a«Mfbr which it la recommended. Thousands of young
men hare been restored by uslngit, anJ not In a alpgle In
stance has it failed tc benefit them.
PBR3ONB OP PALIS COMPLEXION,
or consumptive habits, are restored by the use of a bottl* or
two to bloom oed Tiger, changing the skin from a pale, yel
low. sickly color, to a bwuxtifulflorid complexion.
TO THE MISGUIDED.
These are some of the sad and melancholy effects produ
ced by early habita of youth, via: weakness of the back
»nd limbs, pains In the b«ad, dimness of sights toss of iuub*
enlar power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous
Irritability, derangement of the digestive functions, general
debility, symptoms of consumptions, etc.
Mentally, toe fearful effects on the mind are much to be
dreaded. Loss of memory, confusion of Idess, depression
of spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to society, self-distrust,
love of solitude, timidity, etc., aresomeot the evils produ
ced. All thus afflicted
BEFORE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE
should reflect that a sound mind and body are tbe most ne
cessary requisites tt promote connubial bappincFß; Indeed,
without these, the journey through life becomes a weary
pilgrimage—the prospect hourly darkens the view; the
mind becomes shadowed with despair, und filled with the
melancholy reflection that the happiness of another be
comes blighted with your own.
CAUTION.
Dr. Mowa’fl Invigorating Cordial has been tounUrfilted
bv some unprincipled parsons.
In future, all the genuine Cordial will have the propria*
tor*D fan-simile pasted over the cork of each bottle, and the
fallowing words blown in the glass:
Dr. Bor»«’a Invlgoratlßg Cordial,
0. H. RING, Proprietor, N. Y|
The Cordial in pat op, highly concentrated, in pint
tie*—orice three dollars per bottle, two for fire dollars,
tor twelve dollars. 0. H. UING, Proprietor,
192 Broadway, N. V.
goldbyPrnoglatathroughout tbe.Unlted Btnv*s, Oaned
and the West Indies.
,1M AGENTS*
Pittsburgh Pa. GEO. H. KKYBKR, No. 140 W&t m
I Do. FLEMING, BROS., No. CO Wood fit
Do. - R. B- SELLERS, Wood street.
Alleghany (Sty ..BECKHAM A M'KENNAN;
DO. •• JAMES T. SAMPLE A CO.;
Do. J. P. FLEMING.
Agent or D. PARK, Cincinnati. [apllrdawiy
■ VHUB&IATIfIM.—Dr Browo*B iitwly r»n»««ty
Hi ftr Rheumatism Is a speedy and certain remedy for
that oalntul trouble. It Barer tail., ,
and Prirata Consultation Rooms, Ko. 41 Diamond
ABcJ, Pittsburgh, Pa. The I>dc-,or la nlwuje at home.
novEldauly
“ipTirown’BjßMence ol Jiimiilcii •Ginger,
riims liaaiffl ft a preparation of unusual excellence.
T Irfoldinßrj diarrhoea, incipient cholera, in ehort, in ail
Ae, St prostration of the digestive function* it Is of lues-
Sblo rSnn D“ rt »!S th " of qpUemin nhol.rs
and summer complaints. It is pecnllarly.efflcK.lOus; no
f&ml v Individual or traveler should be without It.
JcLtmox—Be sure to get the genuine Essence, which is
prSpSed only by F. BROWN, at hie Drug and Chem U-a)
Store, N. R. corner of Fifth and Chestnut streets, Phil*' el
phi* and for sale by all lh* respectable Apothecaries io tbe
Snlted States, and in ViII.NHSTCCK a c.u,
s«p«:6md4W
Ftlmer’a Calabratatl Epicurean Sauce,
STANDS PRKKMINKNT for flavoring Soups, Gravies,
Fish. Meat. flame, Ac. We advice all good Ileus-* ives
10 try' it; Price 25 oents per bottle,at allflrocorjaud Fruit
Stores In the United States and Canadas
For sale by M’OLUHQ and Q. 11. KEYBFIR, FUteburgb.
P. T WHJQUT A CO.,
JanlSjlawlj U 241 Market stiwt, Philadelphia.
*■ * “■> * £ -V
. ' , % * ’
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RHEUMATISM.
CAUTION I
A pEENOMENON IN MEDICINE.
BVEBY WOMAN OF SENSE,
SCULLY A CO.
AuJ In Allegheny by p scnwABTZ ,
LEE A. BECKUAM
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