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MONDAY MORNENG, AUG. 24, 1257. -
sir ollIty; T.trza OF viz eirr.-ea
-Nents . ntthe,City and Nelg,hborhood.
TM fitilrrl.We call tho attention of our
voters and patrons to. the time now at hand for
'• advertising their fall business. Tax GAzrrri is
Ewell
well known and too thoroughly established,
' hal too good acireulation amongthe substan
people of the county and State and neigh
, bolting States to need columns of fulsome self
gratulation to commend it to the public notice.
I..ear room is so precious that we cannot devote it
r -to asking the people if they don't admire us; if
• thaidon't think we are wonderful; if they don't)
know that we are the greatest two_cent daily.
known. We can however, confidently; point to,
' a new font of type, excellent paper and a conZ:`
' stantly inerearin . g circulation as inducements to
advertisers to avail themselves of the opportu
nity now offered to advertise theirjall business.
NO money is so pr 'ably invested as that which
tui' the shrewd mart. tor manufacturer puts into
printer's ink ..: .:',..'
Tax Itrawrra..LAs we mentioned on - Thursday
wookl, be the sum, the race between the boats Flora
Temple and Bethel , * mime off on Saturday night. A
Earge truwa was present on the bridges watching the
Comae of the stoniest, notwithstanding the terrible
tempest which. was brewing in the sky and which
band upon the scone just as the race wee over. The
point of departure was the upper line of the St. Clair
Street bridge and the other terminus at the Mechanic
street bridge, a distance of Ave-eighths xi' a mile,
thence back to the_Erst station, making In all about
a mile and a quarter. . The race commenced well, en.
curt that in the excitement of starting theoarsmeu in
both boats, as well as We could make out, "caught a
crab," the technical term. or catching the one In the
water when pushing it forward to take a stroke. The
rice wee- nobly contested on the up.strearn course,
and both crews laid to with lusty sinews, thnthurp
theirs of the cutters splitting the water like knives
antlthe equilibrium of the crafts being well main
tained. They reached the upper bridge "nip and
tuck", Elora leading a little If anything, although the
Ithelnye was making evens roaches at every Dna.
need stroke of bar oarsmen and securing some gains
that were quite apparent.
Tha back nice promised to be very . exciting, and we
were - iting °armoires - with delight as we watched
the equM contest. But alas 1. as Flan put down her
helm to. swing aid wheel° into the back track her
treacherous Mt Fop s snapped and at the same mo
iling 1111 oar Jdipping ut...the water yawed hcr. The
gasicents pig The Buckeye held bar course and
had it all her own Wayeoming back.
Try it again boys. It wee no fair trial of Flora.
She can hold her own, are* think. Give us another
This was quite rk pleasant thing, and we hope sin
cerely it, may be repeated. We' will entourage the
manly game that .derelopes the-Muscles, all we can.
When ahali•Plora try it again ?
Dale; about whom so much appeared •in the New
York paperia few days eine°, and who - it was feared
harems to her death violenie somehow on the
- eons of New Jersey, died
of congestion of the
bzuga.; , ... The following testimony which appeared in
the Anal examination before the Coronerivill explain
the nnsson of her buiial in the send and subsequent
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.IrilappOSlAllllldiod from congestion of tbo lungs;
the body•ana so offensive . that trial to make ar
nts,:pintents to bury itat Keypercbut it was objected
to for', fear . cif diffieidly; this *as if * Union, two
inSeefroin Nei-Port; I did not try to get a corm at
the - Skean .11onse, not supposing one could be ob.
She was, am' oar readers hand been informed al.
toady, buried Sniffy at Greenwohd Cemetery.
The N. Y. Times of Saturday toys:
-.The investigation into the. cane of tbo death of
Idargareatale was concluded lan evening, the jury
bringing in a, verdict at eloveo o'clock thee deceased
came. tp,- her death from disease of the longs and
brain, prebably, hanened by the cruel and inhuman
treatment of Mr. and Mrs. Conover, and severely
oensuring the conduct of Dr. Conover in burying,
exhuming and re-Interring the body of deceased es
he bad done. From testimony elicited yesterday it
,S , PPInn Ask Mr. and. Mrs. Conover were "in the
habit: of tenth,pullingMargaret aroundand
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treating her in a cruel manner, and that the doctor
had . = ono or two occasions, while on the exibr
sin, previous , to her death, whipped her -with a
stick 'arid kicked bar with his boot. The doctor's
olden len, a lad 17 or • 18 years old. testified that
he neverkepw Mail after her death that she was a
relative of -of bin, and that they treated her only as a
"It app ear frottithe evidence that ibo was a ester
of bfre. - .Cenovir's, eltheugh treated very badly, and
Wen beaten on some occasions , . Dr. Conover has
siofibelen evreeted."
A Eirraw;—Osi Saturday erecting we had 'almost a
tormaiti,lornmatly. all tho_afternoon an immense
.thunder don& teemed darkly upon the Western
horizon; "a .loniaing !tertian fringed with fire." At
alierelclik It rolled up la fierce mid hurrying squad
rum at. clouds,. a part flying •eastward. and another I
portion nottlttammeardly over the city. The west- I
6111 horizon meantime glowed a lurid copper color; •
and the atmosphere quivered incessantly with blind
itielightaleg. The ; thunder was not In separate
elope bat a continuous muttering as of the echoes of
many incessant cannonades. The light faded rapid
ly eat and a ghastly glare gave a partento. bete to
all objects aroandL With• a sudden blast of wind
thatilled the air:with flying rubbish for a moment,
the rain descended in torrents At if a great watering
pot • had been inverted over the world. The nolling
masserof clouds flattened out, as it were, into a doll
ashen hue that overspread the firmament, and night
came down like a curtain upon the descending flood .
that roared aid foamed through the streets as if a
loneeontinnecl storm - had just mused vending its
fury upon the earth. •
MoThoaireur Cotwrr.—The folloWing nomina
tions werimade by-the Union Convention of Mont
gomery on the 13th instabt
Assembly—Remy G. Groff, James Gooven, Dan
iel Lloyd; Prothonotary—Geo. Heller; Register
—Wm. D. . Elbuk - Clerk of Court—W. 11. Lewes;
Treat:rev—Liam Walter.
• A earies of excellent , :resolutimm were adopted.—
The Herold says a better ticket was never prevented
to Usepeople of the county' , ::• , ,,
Urvirtas - Cocrsvv.—The Union Convention made
be following nomination:: on Monday last :
\Assembly—jOhn Purcell; Sheriff—William Mor
rison; Micorlnr--, 4 300rge Guthrie; Treasurer—Sam
uel Bari. .•,
Ltwarocs Corwrr.—The people of New Castle
are about 'erecting bridge amens the Neshannock.
The paper mill near Now Castle formerly worked by
Mr. Wilscpb has poseed into the hands of Mr. J. C.
Shaw', of Mercer county.
Cottanmweit.r. excitement Was caused in West
rittabtugh on Saturday afteinonn_by the freakeof a
mau . named Edward ColesCan, , supposed to be par.
daily deranged. It sinners that Coleman was
abasing his wife, and her.erles attracted some of the
citizens of the borough to the house, when Coleman
picked up an axe and made a general onslanghtupon
the crowd, cutting three seen named Thomas Caren,
~ James Wilson, and John Herniae, inflicting a ghost
ty though not mortal wound upon the neck of one of
the partite in nod. He then' attacked a German
teamed George Henstaill with a:knife, cuttings deep
gash near the eye. He was finally taken into cus
tody by officer' Stott, and was . taken to the office of
AldertameJobits, whence ho eras committed 'to jail
for a further
. hearing this Astlesnoott, on a charge of
menialt nett battery with . intent to kill? A similar
charge was also preferred against him before Mayor
Weaver, and a commitment for a further hearing
this morning lodged egtanst
- Tor Itsitr.w.—This es we
are inlittned by a gentleman of the medical profes
sion fi an iexcialent monthly publication. It is eon
dented by Dr. (Isom, a very eminent Optician, for
marlpof the Louisville Medical School. his success
sea ketonic and demonstrator_ wad so great that he
has been Induced to join the corps of professors at
Jefferson School, Philadelphia,
We ara Oen indebted to a very dear friend for a
copy of an able address, ddhered by Prate:nor Dross
on the einem which' .retard the progress of medical
w o rmers_ in this country.. It is a verfable lecture,
and iatsrsectorto those who have never, as well Al
to those who may> hare been initiated into the mys
teries of Esenisplui
Strarrrost.Thicat 4 of A. B. Etimean, Eso.
maybe found in ouraolumns this morning. Ifs
offers himself to, operstispractically in his pm
fission in thelield as , well. as to teach young
men in al blanches of that very important art.
We hay* seen some plots from his pencil which
are viey beantiftdly done and which speak for
Lim more powerfully than we are stile to.
Fr 11111171.1111, Aug. 22, 1857.
it dm:serous counterfeit $5 onto on the Lee bank,
N055.,41 now in circulation in the East, and um
soon be expected in this eicinitr ft is a complete
imitation of the - genuine, and well calcuLeted te
wive. Wo would citation the public to be on'iheir
_ of 'National Bank Note Repodar.
TAX UNIPITLI4i./UtuioAD.4-We anderstard the
eight hindred feet of tow trestle work immediately
beyond Maysville, was completed yesterday, and Me
traeklaying rigorouili:commenced. We leant that
the road can now be prepared for the rails with little
delay.— Tinting Intel; •
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8. H. g Arai intnnatted Winn by Alder
man Doxiiidson ;titiflatiirdaythr a further hearing
to nurser a charge of attempt to break Into the
house of John Pearson with intent -to' commit
,
..COITAR,': till GIZAT KAT, ROM7II, '&1:7. "Ex
riantaaroa,i 088 Broadw - ay; N. Y., Mut com
menced the advartiainF Campaign again- in our
-columns.. Nee AATertmetnent and Special Notice
,in to-dare Tapir- - '
isoosol t annual. fair of the Columbia
CouutY Majau l tura BoaietY will be held at
Bloomsburg so tue l 2 and
. 23 (Thursday and
F r id a y) of *Detain . next.
Fos 41, Pall ;Ulf; Leneu.—Otir • Wee ef
Gave B o
Clothing. kursilnhing GM/
Ite., Will be continued !bra a short time longer
and feeling Confident Old - the &limier of the
stock_antithe rides at whieb it le s aw. - are
Teal indielintents to' .'ail areiieggiol
to mako "pialasileg4 J. L. CA/LeAOHAX,
Near **WW I " C A , ar10637-
s t „,:--
DIELSOLTZ3 0106tild oq Soikuslay - to the Dancestatic
.Counti ColiWentkill;, wbeoh mab nn 'Kel.tysilaTr• at
tealOek,.a. it., at the- Court Incase,
'l - Piriaansuint—First Ward—Wm. Bennett, Frank
lkumid—Chas. Bartlett, Arthur Mann.
Third‘-JobsieLaybon, Jas. Glides.
Fourth—T. A. Hinton, Jas. Herron
flfth—Firet Preeinct—D. C. Gay, W. D. Hamil
ton. Socond—john 'Mackin, F. Felix.
Sixth—J. C. Cummins, James Armstrong.
Seventh-4. N. McClowry, W. W. Patrick.
Eighth—Christopher Nape, L. Laggentelt.
Ninth—T. S. Rowley, Joseph Weeks. -
Au.raituar—First Ward—Thomas
Thomas Johnston.
Second—Wm. A. Reed, J. R. Largo.
Third—Robert Swan. Ctuales P. Whiston.
Fourth—Dr. W. M. Herron, John Connolly.
Donnaatis—South Pittsburgh--James McKaino,
Patrick • Mclitarghehan.
DuquesnA. MeF. Johnston, S. N. Tompkins.
Tows:sews—Robinson—M. Harbison, R. B.
Guthrie.
Pitt—D. D. Bruce, E. P. Jones.
Neville—Wm. Munition, B. Phillips
Too South Common M. E. Church, a very neat
and commodious structure, was yesterday dedicated
to the service of God in a series of interesting exer
cises, appropriate to the time and the occasion.—
Several eminent clergymen of that denomination of
Christians were present and conducted the services
of the day.
DEATEI Or A Psoman.—Jared Ward died at Milan.
Erie county, Ohio, on the 18th inst., aged 91 years.
Ile settled in Milan in 1807, and raised the first
wheat grown in the township.
Clirsncs.—We noticed several of these people
on Penn street on Saturday, driving acharacter
lane horse trade with a man who may have
imagined that he was getting the best of it.
MIL KENNEDY'S School for young ladies opens
in ono week from to-day. See notice.
"Pilaw! There goes another Needle ! " We
often hear such exclamations from Ladies using
an inferior quality of needles, when unable to
procure good ones ; but this daitulty--no longer
exists. The famous Exhibition, Grooveless,
Gold-Eyed Needles of P. Milward k Sons. No.
32-Dey Street, New York, are of such exquisite
temper and finish that all agree it is a pleasure
to use them.
ADVANVION or Fannon Tu.vm...—An elderly
led", who, with her daughter, Ins but recently re
turned from a rather rapid journey through Eng
land, France, part of Germany, and Italy, was asked,
the other day, if they had visited Rome, and she re
plied in the negative.
."La! Ma, yes we did," said
the daughter, "that was the place where we bought
the bad stockings." A more striking instance of
forgetfulness was exhibited by a gentleman who
spent two days in Philadelphia, and could not re
member that the best clothing store in the city was
that of Rockhill d Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605 Chest
nut street.
LATE DISCOTERIEN IN PATIMIAGT !how that very
many of the diseases which afflict mankind arise
from impurity of the blood. This has long been sus
pected but is only lately known. In consumption,
tubercles are found to be a sedimentary depoeite from
the blood. Dropsy, Gout, Cancer, IJlCers and Erup
tions, all &limbs disordered deposites from the blood.
Billions diseases and fevers ore caused solely by its
deranged unhealthy state, and even the decline of
life follows a want of vitality in the blood. In view
oft hese facts Dn. Area designed his Cathartic Pill
especially to purify and invigorate the blood, and
hence we believe to arise its unpamlelled =CM/. in
controlling and curing disease.—ifedical JonrsoL
Era ♦no Smith, of Baltimore,
oculist and &urine, is now in the city of Pittsburgh,
and has taken rooms at the SL Charles Ilotel, where
.he'may be consulted in all diseases peculinr to the
E3ie and Ear. lie is willing to warrant a permanent
ante in all cases where the organeare perfect in for
mation. All he asks is •fair and impartial trial of
his new and piinlem remedies. Persons desiring to
avail themnilres of the treatment of Dr. S. had bet
ter call soon, as he will not take any patient who
cannot be mired before ho loaves Pittabnrgh. t
• Twa weather is, in moth, roasting and oppressive,
not to ray hot, aa a perspiring Micawber might sug
gestc.. under similar circumstances, nod a nsidemble
nnmberof citizens have gone off in search ( a tempo
rary abiding place, in one of those shady, quiet nooks,
with all the trimmings of rustic maids dancing
streams, fresh milk, new laid eggs, of which poets
are so fond of ringing, but which are — S,Thard to nod
practically. But those who cannot enjoy these
blessings, can enjoy a cool drink from Super's silver
soda fountain, at the corner of Peon and St- Clair
!streets. t
DIED--On Sunday evening, Angled d. of• Detentet7.
ELIZAUFV, fir, daughter of alaktrell li.and Mary kloorhead.
aged fourteen months. .;
The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock on Tuastay
morning. . ehr
11 ot I ccs
ALLEGHENY VALLEY
RAILROAD.—ItEMOVAL OF rn
FREIOIIT DEPOT TO TUE CORNER OF BUTLER AND
CARSONSTREETS. NINTIf WARD. AND A GREAT RE
RUCTION OF TARIFF RATES..-011 and alter JULY Oka.
1007, freight .014. realsed se abase at the following rates:
To Idahoslng• 2.1 c par 100 pounds.
To Gov's Eddy..-
To Red Bank .at 2pc. " "
To Brady's Bead ....at Ole.. es- "
Ploor—Overftos bored. and ander fifty.
To 31Shoolna Ile. par trTerei.
ToOrsy's Eddy .51e. " "
To Rod •Baak.are. "
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To Brady's Bend "
Flour--Fifty barrels and ores.
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To Mahonlog .35, " "
To Gray's Eddy ..Ric. "
To Red Rank/G. - " . .
To
irmar RI it. iNiiiiit i - denernil Ticket Ageet.
Beak Notice
NOTICE is hereby given that the Books for
..1.1 the subscription to the Capital stock of THE CEN
TRAL RANK OF.PENNSYLVANIA, to be loaded et 110111-
dayeburgh. Blair county, Penh.. will be opened at the 3ler•
chants' kidchenge, in the city of Pittsburgh, on the Find.
Second, Third mai fourth days of September nowt, when
end where perems wishing to tete stork in salt/ Houk will
here opportunity to do so.
The Books will be kept open from 9 A. At. to 12 et, end
from 2 to b 0.0, earl day.
•••• - • •
TEY3. C. MACDOWELL,
A. M. WRITE,
G. L. LLOYD.
.7011 N 11ILLKIL
S. W. RUDDES,
Jun i%
Comma once.
Allegheny Valley Railroad
riIARENTUM CAMP MEET-s , rev
commencing WEDNESDAY
/aqua 3011,1157.
Regular Trains will leave 'Pittsburgh daily (Sundays ex-
Cepted) at 7 o'clock A M. and b r. M.
On WEDNESDAY, 20th lust., on Erb" Train will leave
Pittaburgh at 9.10 A M.
On SATURDAY, 29th MIL, Extra Trans have Fitts,
burgh. at 1.30 and 8.30 o'clock r. mm
Returning I:Tar:
return for Pittsburgh at 1.30 and 7.30 o'clock Monday :Rona.
ing, 31.1.
On the last day of the meeting Train. from Torentuut iar
Pittsburgh at 7.30 s. u, S and 7 P. M.
Eseundon Tickets, goal during the Encampment, can be
Lad at the Depot, op Canton street, at CO Math each; also, of
JAS. L. READ, Agent Methodist Rook Deprnitory, 7S Fourth
Weft.
Pentongere must precurn their ticketti before taking Rut.
!nibs rare. nNBAtd A2 , tlltitlo, hunt
•
LOST,
A CERTIFICATE for Twenty \ hares of
Capital Stock of the Exchange Bank of Rittsbargh.
drawn In Pryor of Y. Lorenz, dated June lesh, 1839, and
No. 261. Notice Li hereby given that the 15/61 certificate
has bore Met or mislaid, and the subscriber. will apply for
aduplicate of the same on the fourteenth day of September
neat: anyone haring (wind said certificate will contra.
favor by returning[he same to either of the subscribers.
J.J.ORAY, / Administrators of
F. It.. LORENZ. J Y. LORENZ, deed.
IVOTICE.—The partnership of the under-
II tinned. doing lustiness out, the title of MURPHY
BURCHFIELD, will terminate by mutual consent on Bops
temberl,
All person, having unsettled accounts with the firm will
greatly oblige by calling Before that date and rnakissg set•
element. W. R. MURPHY.
J. M. BURCHTELD.
• The business will be continued at the some location. N. E.
corner of Fourth and Market armlet, by 3. M. BURCEr s
16LD. auhdtd
ral44PAsia:7i:clio: 4 l
DITTSBURGII, JULY 28, 1857.—Subscrib
ere to the new stook of this Dank mill please take
notke that their lnaballments upoia the same will be duo as
follows:
Fourth Instalment, of $lO per man., able on or before
the 15th of August mat.
Fifth .4 last, of $lO per thus, payable on or before the
tat of September next.
Jrll.lllcho E, D. JONES, Cashier.
NOTIC E.—Bolivar DICKEY has retired irond
the Arm of MAMA DICKEY t CO„ b 7 metnal co.
sent. Ills Interest meat August let,
• BAUD DICKEY t CO.
•
1n rstirlog from thosbovo Aria I desks to solicit fOr the
howo the tams patronags so Ilbendly bestowed dosing
tllitentrooo yeall allay COnneakill.
. 05 • ROBERT DICKEY.
NOTICE. -1 have this day associated V.
11AP.TWEL1, wi th me In the BREWING, MALT/ 110
and 110 P TRADE, et the Pittstreet Brewery. The business
will he tarried on In all-Ite branehelt v =tali under the
elem. mod style of OEO. W. 15111T11 A CO. '
Pittsburgh, August 3.1,1967. 080. W. MUTH.
GEO. W. Mt=
Brower*, llialtere .— tart Hop pealerg,
Beg 'eats to inform their friends and the trade that they
hare commenced BEIWISG for the mann,rti and ire prep.
ed to furnish all article. In eir line pro ptly:.on theft:
usual terms. .antiO th
wdcbe GEO. W. 13SItillik CO.
riE 01110 AND RENNSYLVA
110 ILSE EXILIBMOLC—nte managers of enthl
„ at which Large prat:einem are distribatee twinning
wag the owners of tine stack, thorough brwl,otherad,
MVthat the exhibition for this year will open it
P copuotthipx coma, <a the lgth of Beptintta.
There la ab <gallant trick on the irxbfbitka. /Mead., and
eery anawnwalgion wUI be eltorded to ashibrt* and
•xil9:llr
Caution.
.4 4:D LL PERSONS are hereby eautioti• pot
to - take sr negotiate aa outer Oren by du to the • rdrr
AA Waxer, au Jerboa Hums, sad by tdra of
• • ,for
One Hundred arid Fifty Dollars, dated .doixst 141 b,
57,
and payable Ist of September bait. geld enter basing
&rex and accepted - without considendloo, paysaeat tbe .• f
wtU Ire refused. Wx. tddIPADDI
sesl7Btaw2ell . . [Dtspateb copy.] - •
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EFRIGERATORS=
OALCANIZtJ) IRON AND WOODEN
• WU= CO%
UM . M. BATIIINO iIiPARATIII3.
.we •11l close oat tlike balance of out muck of the
itklee lower than they can be bought ai any other h..
to either eltka. OW at the tron . Clty N
Store i Yl"a7 v hottae.
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..15 • T. J. CRAP) 011 .• 0.34 ood et
Q,EASOBO,OOO Frui N ABLE -7
t OWL" Pr one er
ZS wiablaweele 1119111_11J g
ao ik.2.""M 4 a3 -.5 . nuuLaT,
01 5
Yoc " 14, ch.° P b l y•deral anwt. Anmh.y.
bbls,-Egge rezeir an. .r
4nlll ALUM &
WOG
124 lob by
FLOUR -15 bbls. S. Flourior sale by
...II DALZZLL CO
Nnw YORK, Aug. 22.—About one o'clock this
morning a well known lawyer named Henry J.
Wagstaff was shot dead, at a mblic house on
Broadway, by an actor named J. Ninis, re
cently attached to Burton's theater The latter
immediately tied The quarrel between the par
ties has - been along standing, and originatedlin
some business transaction.
Considerable excitement Las been caused at
the St. Nicholas Hotel in consequence of the dis
covery of n defalcation to the amount of $20,000
On the part of one of the entry clerks in the es
tablishment. The accused was arrested and is
now in custody at the hotel, awaiting the result
of the investigation by the proprietors, Messrs.
Treadwell, Acker & Co.
NEW You'', Ang. 2.l—The mail steamphip
Fulton, Captain Waite]; sailed at noon, to-clay.
for Southampton and Havre, taking $600,000 in
specie.
New Yous, Aug. 22•—The steamer Edinburg
from Glasgow has arrived. She aaw nothing of
the telegraph fleet.
New Voite, Aug. 22'.—Minis who shot Wag
staff was discharged on the ground of self
defence.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.—The New York
ITerold publishes a case of ,
child substitution in
which Dr. Catlin, Mrs. Cunningham's confiden
tial physician, figured, being the father of a
child by a girl Ito had seduced while attending
as her physician. Also, a similar case of seduc
tion and attempted disposal of the child us a sub
stitute, but was prevented by the mother refus
ing her consent.
CHICAGO, Aug. terriblelturricane pas
sed over iVeoilland, Wisconsin, lest evening,
destroying every house in the place. Mr. Pox,
station agent, was run over and instantly killed.
while endeavoring _to stop . a freight car which
the wind set in motion. The telegraph lines
were prostrated, and the railroad track consi
derably damaged.
Br. Louts, Aug. 22.—C01. Roberts, front New
Mexico, reports a battle between the Apaches
Indians and Col, Milos' command on the Gila
river, in . which 25 Indians were killed and up
wards of 80 wounded. Lieuts. Stien and Davis
and nine privates Were wounded. Col. Miles
recovered a large amount of property.
Louts, Aug. 22.—The river has fallen two
inn es within the last 24 hours; it is scant 7.
feet in depth to Cairo. There is nothing
from the upper streams, all of which arc rol,irt
ed falling. There was a heavy rain last night.
Weather clear and cool.
Lowsvtu.n, Aug. 22,—The water in the canal
is two feet deep and falling fast; weather clear;
mercury G 2.
LOUPIVILLIE, Aug. 22. —Thustin & Ely, whole
sale grocers, have suspended.
Sr Jouss, N. F., Aug. weather is
very pleasant with light westerly winds. The
Submarine Telegraph fleet is confidently ex
pected to arrive at Trinity Ilay ac early as
Tuesday nea if the undertaking be successful.
CHICAGO, Aug. 22..—The Republican State
Contention met in lowa city on'the 19th, nom
inated Gen. R. P. Town for Gotornor, and Gran
Faville for Lieutenant Governor.
BOSTON, Aug. 22 —The report of the failure
of Blanchard A. Sherman is unfounded.
Nan Yu., Aug I...l—Odeon 750
dull; SJAAI WA. Auld. WlLdat twain 17,,0, .dd. Corn
depreennt =OOO barb foht et Mr tor white and Wk. for
low. Pork cloderl arm. Lard !;.r .led A.
Rice quirt At fr. augur Lou.e, Anlrle at L..dr,ln for 51u..0-rad°.
rad°. Bacon liner...tied At 1 . 2%,913 for hue. and 14. , )-'rull
fur gtoulder.. WhiAky gently. PrrlglitA aettre. Stdrks
continue dull: I.lim.lu Central 112.. Larrtvod. t
Michigan Southern ?..de.-i; N. Y. Ventral 77 , „: Read Log
Erie :‘, , ,,;l.llevelstrd t ol.to 41 . . Cleveland t Pittdburgii
Del.Pnt.... Aug.'_ —Flour tax Let dit11.11.4. Ifmited
to a few hundred barrel. taken for honuoiv, at .547.25
for mtandard anille.tter brand., and $7.51.,,,,fin for extra. and
for fancy lots. We gin le nye dour At .f 1.50. and Corti
moat at $.1.0, for Pennsylvania. Theo i. but little Wheat
tilfrring. and prime lob. RR sear,. the demand being Iltnit.
ed, at previon. prices, 31,000 bush have been at
p.rint , ,,,51.6.1 for fair to nrtnie rod. and S,l.brioil , 7 for
white; Rye it in fair request at U.S.o. for Penns, Irani.. and
liniii,9le for Delaware. Corn steady., sales of to 1100 t
loth yellow at Kr for Pennsylvania In guru...nit 150 e for
Delaware afloat.
CINCINNIiI. Aug. 2a—Fl.tur dull; UOO 1.144. ndd at
:15.23 for supartine, aryl 5.....X.a4.5.54./ for extra, gleam, unftet.
tied: there art no bur ere at over V, for eupertitie. Wheat
la 5(4110c lower mud doll, 21.0(0 bush. e;1.1 at 1nc . ...41 for
prime nut and :31151..10 for white. The total r.ceipt4 dialog
the week were 1 . 31.070 Inahtla. Cairn has to IN,
with Pair* nt 7000 tuiPhol... Oat. L'Oc. lire t• dull at
Whiskey ZIV, and dull. Then. ls nothing doing In Pros,-
ions: the markrt is firm. Excl?ani,, on the east Is motile.
ni and In good supply. 31c.n0? Is In fair demand and the
ratea are firm. Weather clear and cool. .51e.reqtry
Ilttpvan. Aug. 22.—Flottat—toaltta of Ott 31111• at
419t t : Oh. and Howard etreet'at $0,50(46..5. Wh..at 41111
and loan, of ,51.301 , 34 . -16 tor tatd an I $1 : 40 . 9.1,th for It hito..-
EMSMIifiEN
Tun ELECTION liarrunsgs.—On yesterday we
obtained from Jefferson City a list of the official
returns, as fortes then received, and we present
them this morning to ourreaders. (Me hundred
counties officially heard from, give Rollins a
majority of 747—with nine coutiti., unofficial
remaining. Of those nine, one county—that of
Rates—was reported in the city last evening as
having been telegraphed officially, one hendrest
and forty-four majority for Stewart. We do not
place any very,,grent reliance upon the state
ment, but having failed to receive any dispathes
ourselves up to the time of writing, we incor
porate it in our table, and give thr opposition
the benefit of it. If true, it would show a loss
for Rollins; on our count, of ninety votes. Of
the other eight counties, seven are set down with
their reported majorities. The contest stands
then, so far—Rollins, 46,739; Stewart. 46,5g5.
Giving Rollins a majority of 174. with the coun
ty of Ripley to bear from. This county gave
Mr. Polk it majority at the last election of II:,
—St. Louis Dem., of Friday.
auction Zalts.
P. AI- DAVIS. Auctioneer.
Commercial Salem It.omn. No. 51 Fifth Street.
DAROUCILE AND BUGGY At AUCTION
tn. .old at tho ltd. Commercial :laid It stmt.
111 Pllth aticat, on Irednea.L.3 morning. Aug. lltalt, at 11
o'clock.
I In, Anpdfor aaktam nude Ilarondin:
2 second Laud " " °Pcn twork" ,
awn , P. M. DAVIS, And.
ASTERN I'AWNBROKER'S S.iE O
LN
1J;000 WORTH OF !EWE:LILY. Ar.. at the now Com
mercial Sales !loom, !Looms. Nu. b 4 Filth street,
logo , Monday eveziliag. Aug, glith. at 7 o'clock. and mat.
tinning eve* . evening during the weak, will lei seld the mom
ikairable stock of Jewelry ever offored In the city, endirnr.
ing superior and common limiting and Op.n Cava'
Silver and Plated Watches. Vent and Fob (Inning, lVairli
Braley Gents' and Ladle.' (Ivan. , and other 1111. in great v.,
riaty: Finger llin,r , end Buttons, Shirt Studs. Gold
.l".Lilver wd. Silver Plated Tea Ware: Violin.,
Accordeon.. Pitrelsimera moy rely upon god.
bdiigna represented. For the arivorainalation of the Indi...
the sale will lie ...Intoned /in Tnewlay am! Tliumlay mono
nig!, 2.1:11 auA :Mb. at 10 o'cick. 1..' Si. DA V IS. Auct.
VALUABLE: STOCKS AT ArcrioN—On
Ttowday evening, Amp.' 2.51 b. at 7% o'clock, at the
new Heal Estate and Stock 1‘01.4 Itoonwom flin.r.
No. 14 Fifth ',levet. will be wild,
• •
shares Exchange Ronk Pitlabargln
3l do irFt. W and C. It. IL Co.
0021 P. M. DAVIS. AM',
UANDS'O3IE COUNTRY SITES NEAR
EAST LIBERTY At Thurolay &flor
in/On, August . sfith, at a o'clock. no the menden+. will be
sold. Fifteen arm of cholas Land. being part a the form of
E. K. Bruce. The above lo situate nu Wilkins avenue, in
11wdilon township. adjoining Homewood. near the [lnn new
dwelling of E. Bohm. DN., and the residence of David Irwin.
It will (if dilated) bn divided into two Int• of seven mid
eight:wcres each, and is supplied with never failing springs of
wwler,and with forest shade trees.
. • •
beautincily looted end ea.y 14 1.1 1 1111 by railroad
pike.il offers great indocententa In any vrisliing a
burls, residence.
rho Ookbind line of tiamillioami will leave the eviller of
Fourth and Market sta. of I and 2 o'clock p in., on oho day
of sale to convey porchaaera.
Tornio ono-fourtb mob, remainder In I. 2 and 3 yearn. with
Intertot. an2o P. 31. DAVID, And.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE—On Tuesday
ening. Aug. nth, on Um. /meow/ Poor of Dorm' Auc
tion House, NO. 34.11M1b street, will ho mild by order of A.
C. 31ordoeb, M. D., Adiolnlatrotor of Pattick McKim, deed,
6 share. Eltotbaburg Drldgo Co. Block.
.n2O
P. M. DAVIS. Auct'r.
_EASIER BIELNOTTI AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY EVENLNti, Angnet 2.5tb, at 8 o'clock, at
al Estate and !Stock Sal. RoOM., on the second Sour
vie Auction flame, No. 54, Fifth street, Pitt.bnrgh,
bewl.l the large End vim light draught stern wheel
• er BIZE.NOTTE, with Furniture, Tackle, Ac.. in cone
a order ma she now Dee above the wharf St. Louis. 510.
above emit 829,000; le nearly now. Wing but one year
and hi/1.1104y been repaired and thoroughly overhauled.
.. Bolton 24 feet lona. 40 inch diameter; Iwo Eind MA,
Inches Cyllielera,l feet stroke. She Itinerary about
tame, andiefurnieb with gleam Camden and oil the
rabic late improvements. For further particrilani, ad.
.1. T. ticCONBS, Pittstrorgh, Pa., or
.11 P. DA YES, Aunt',
c. TIARTRELI,
--
nR - . LIBBVS PILE OINTMENT.-
1J From% D. Wateott, Governor of and United
Rates Senator fcao Florid.
Poe upwards of twenty-Ore year. I have boon aMicted
.itn the Mee, have eubmltted to several mirgical Oper
stens far their he m
and have tried more than fifty
reenedieln Dr. Libby'. Pile Ointment Is the and that
Wu given me relief. Pron the effects almady exhibited,
themra meet be rapid and eo j m A = D.
wilsreurr
Trout Goorr, W. Matson, &dor of Ponca, New York
City"
I havoloorr beon'twolded with the Pilot, and thecae
of Dr. Litdiro Plle ffrlattoont Rare me ImmodLato re
lief. It give. am farther Pleasure to odd that to MO)
Itortanois among my 000nsintonoos It has born mod
Vottb Ilk. molt.
IiEOIICIE W. MATSELL, Chief °frolics.
a Prom the late Adjutant Gamut of Connectimit.:
AI hare been afflicted with Piles in their most di.
Doming and dimonnming form fur elwrimi of twenty
yearsoind had nicotine to the bed medkal skill with.
out benefit. 1 sapNied Diemen incunible,and thought
that it would dedroy my bob. Under thecirmimoteu.
cm f commenced the Mar of Dr. Libt7'. Pile Ointment;
and the remelt le • parted. cure. I hare DO language at
• my command sufficient to exprese my grenade.
WM. MAYDMN, Dartford,
late Adjutant OnnertMon.
14 1131..Sold,Wholcarde sod robot, by Dr. GEORGE II
112 KHYBER, N 0.140 WO9ll divot, Pitteburgh. elan of the
Golden Mortar, and by Ailegheny.
•
MACKEREL--
29 half bbl• No.l Slackorol:
t qr. do No.l dcr.
" Kltja N
N o, do.'
- V , do o.l3bsoo•Kockerol
To Mora •
and for solo by • k CO.,
No. OS Water Street.
FUR 1T OIL Gri 6 o American,
English and German manufacture In different widths,
NS orb patterns, at Wand 23 SI. Cljafritinit. .t tart
anl
ComniOcial.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
t Reported Specially for Ma Tiflllibar9o Gm:efts:l
Prtersocto IL Mann, Acuturr 24. 1857.
FLOUlt—dull but unchanged; ales from stars of 150 bbls
at
08-0 o 6f
1140 i
fbs N
0.1 Lard-ut $1,12.
BACON--ealos of 1000 me Shoulders at 1234.
ItD—a sale of 14 tea No. 1 at 14, [ub.
154178—a sale of 4 bble at 9.
GRUCEFII}...^S--ades of 8 Islas Island Sugar at 11;4 4 , and I
bble N. 0. 31oluses at7s.
MONETARY AND VI.PMMCRCIAL
The reeelpts or Wheat coullnue large. eonsprising 25.190
bushels for the last twenty-four hours. Thdreceipts glace
Saturday reach 95,000 bushels, and for the ,current reek
they ails not fall far short of 1:61,030 hualtels. The receipts
horn Ileutnity, WO loon, would be buyer, but for the
scarcity of.orkr
Ftous—The market L. dull. and prier.. are again lower,
under the operation ass limited deurstul nod large receipts.
The sales comprise SO and 200 bble extra at ;5,00; 57 d e
while wtd., $l,OlO 86, 40, 240'aiol GO do .lo at $6.60; 60
do at 2.1,25;
.and WS do do at $5.26; rtMhts nt S;..•S f o r no .
perfine and $1.50 for extra. The receipts CIOOO our last add
up 3112 barrels.
Wm:ter—The receiptsduring the last tautity.four hours
comprise 26,100 bushels. Sales 0( 05(5 boa mim e w hi te d,
!leered at $1,131.3011 do do at $141; 1100 to do delivered,
with use of nuke at $1.240g.1.2fit .500 do do prina white at
91,13: INA do fair white , at 91.10: 250 do do at $1,15.300 do
u r R e d a s sl,isk 240 do do a1._93 at Depot, and WO do do at
09 cents.
Cons—The m.ket is deproasnd bat prices are not lows.
We quote G4i_47o tot the range. A salo of ZUOO bus ear cora,
to arris• next wook, at GS.
Ilyr—Thu murket is very dull. a nd price; have further
doellued during eit 701472 for prime now. Sal. 1251...be1e
obits: delivored. 2s) bushel. at 72..5; 200 do kr at73b
lisabet —The tuarkut 10 dull and depreased; and it would
be difficult to Judi prima Spring and Fall fur mum than 7b,
u 5 .0 A sale of WO bus Spring llarloy Malt at 531,6.5.
tes--I`ricest havo declined to 30c V bus for new on ar.
rital, with seflas 1210 loss at thitpriee.—Clu. Gas.
Import■ by River
MONONOAIIFILA NAVIGATION t . 0.-1 keg lend, _do
ries, Itmler , 8 bids apples, 45 bp oats, 2.1 bbl flour, Solt,
eller, 37 half has glans, Itepperg bble floor, Robinson: I
do bottle, Ogden; I lot of metal, IVlllirtnag, I boo, Inianid
Me.us L co: lot machinery, Capt. sioann: 8 grate bars,
3 weights, Whipplig I box eggs, 5 Nils dour, /hts.
WIIEELINII by Cluendt-15 bbl., 3xl aka wheat, Wil
ma-tin 1 sack wool, nalith; 7bu rodze,•Clork & ere 1 bag
, nlO, Curran d , 13 bble, Wood; 2 kg. who., 01Iu: 1 cult
ware, Ido do, Itiebardo; bbl , floor, Idttlo A oo; 10
boo pig metal, °wont-, o bdis paper, Sham; 11,1,1 oil eopy‘nr.
flonary; 2 rake war, Dyer, 3 Hoorn, 1 box, Hardy: 1 barrel
oil, Jonnat Cooley; 27. aka wuul, Townsond; 2 barrels egg..
Parry; 25 do door, Ilea.
Import•by Railroad
l'itt.burgls Ft. W. * C. It. IL-37 Slro. keg, Nevin & co; 50
4.1 ntr,A, Y. Iletairton; s bhls apples, 1 du 'sap, J Craig; 40
.c. 1100 r, 01'02110110g 100 I ru. what, Voeghtley; 15 bip, bar.
loy,Stnulx 000 boo vrlwat. Wllmortln 300 bus ahem moil
r)o,:lionstesly & 11004 1:1" ..I.llor, Liggett & et, 19 bbl.
Itavr. 5410 00, 105 Into oat, 2 bbl butt,. 211 baskets mar.
krtitig. on•oenc ' l MIA cum, 41 boole.a yr.', WI 1,1)14 flour,
aka .heal, Clerk k tv.
r`m!An/ I' rinabur,-..11 11. Rkx wheat, lillmartlll
1 D Root; Ostfi Lair, 'll'Wltlimey t nx II harmle
9gow, nag 7 cant imn tom. J Item, 45 la. J B Can.
deld; 11111bal. Clirk t m.
I=!
lia weather yesterday wal.poto cl my and unpleasant.
In the forvuer pert of tile day quite chilly and et noon and
in ale latter dart o f the day. n wicoeselou of drenching show.
ere fell aceonnsiviied wok sharp lightning and deafening
thunder. Nothing was dolma at the liver during Saltmlay.
No leads arrived or, departed except thelyegular packets.
Whoa, is beginning to arrive from below and In a fee
ilays we may look for Rome very full cargo..
The later grain which has;not yet been harrestwl hi
vev:y lunch beaten down by the oroustent showers, and
Oat, which at beat can scarcely bold up their heads, are
flat by the min.
There are now at the landing forty Imola. moat of them
laid up. but they will at once proceed to btolnew when the
fall trade begins. The •rpniant iota of the first to pre
pare for It.
The Citscimmtl Garotte of iiaturday by. --
"Ile the sinking of the J. P. Tweed three perm. lost their
here. One of them RSAe 12 lan named Telford !rota Paducah.
Capt. Jerry DUI.r, Wednesday, anal the captain and owteirs
use the W. I. ledey, fur not paying wharfage dem on a re
cent trip to Lonimille. The ease was takmt beGsre a mg..
trots, who denuded In farm of the city, of course, and In ad
dition, mulcted the torners of the beat In • One of ten dol.
lam. The Metropolis will have her turn heat. after which
we will hare unmething to ..y.
"The Delegate, (..Itpt. klarretta, Moderator, Capt. Merrotte
and Itooltesker. Capt. Near, all need vessels, am the packets
ri , whernlt. at ISM. and 4 P.M.'.
Steamboat Reglater.
AIIItIVET,—./4t,...,n Ili - .w,..1144 Col. Itiyard, k. 311/..
twth; W11,4:1114,
Ia:PARTED—J.44,u, BrowagrillK as flayart, Eli.-
1,411, Fortue,
Monongahela River
STEAMER TELE/111API',
C., J. C:'laca..ratr, Can. ,ieopll Cuak.
THE ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE
nualitig rtwilarls. 51ortlitc Jetty , . Pitt..
burgh et e o'clock A. Si. ntml Lvecoug Boat.. at f.
.'rkek U. fur ll'Kmport. Klbtabetlttuvrt, 3lnnotiga.
City, Itellnwormut.l..yktr , City. Orrettilvld. Caliturtiu
*tut lart.ortegville, IL.rn unin,..tiw witty Hark:. and G,..tch.”.
fnr Utilootcywn, Fayetto t!pring., Nlvrgittit.vrt,Waytmobarg.
Caarmiamolt..ure. end
Pat.o.,,rera tirleted through from Fittaburgh to Unimry
L.an for Si. ThlNd.A.lntottr,o...• Or Netts inclmivo.—
Bonn. returning,lront Bronmillle loan. at S o'clora lu
morning...lsln llm eioning For Inrther 'atm:nation et..
at tho Orion, Wharf Ilmat,M the n.ot of °rant atr...t.
•na
O. W. SWINIPLEtt.
ItEli I/ CA It
pas-
WHEELINtI PACKET.—The One
aengoo•MMIUM CREVIOT. flaplain J. homy. loaro'
for °manor,. mot ell interuardiaM. taw. on The.dava.
flmr..l3.ya and Saturday, in pl., of She Vorrat'Clly. tor
freight ur manage, apply on latanl, or to
and W. It. WIIKELEIL Ammt, No. 5 Wo.NI at.
Flt ETC.—Tho 4 4gi s t —
A.: now awl aph•ndid atenmor LAKE. CITY,
apt. Sloan. will learo for tho a h mo and all trat,n , state
p..rla on 511.NPA .:ti. (ma. bor fretght or paamgo apply
on board or to au22 FLACK, BARNES A' 01- Agra.
T - 4 , OR Sr. LOU IS.—The
au:twat N. 1101,)1t1+ apt. Kennelly,
n ill loon for tho darn and ' all Intermediate villa on THIS
DAV. tno 241.1,10.1. For freight or paaange apply on hoard
(aul9l FLACK FIARNKS tat
174 1 011 ST. LOr iS. - 1 . 110 splendid f: r .
.t....rner Re. LOUIS, Capt. J. Donn, 'MIA,
kui, 1.4 the a1.,..an.1 all interm,sliata testa tat ' I , A 1
2104. 11.. Fur :114041 or paroutge apply on brood or to
ant+ FLACKInKNKS
Ili% It ST. r LOUIS.—The line L. A ait
11LENWOUD, frill J. .1.
arta leave for the- nhur, and all tutetmodtan.
Is. on THIS DAY, tho 24th Ina, For freight or pas.
• 4, :IVO,' on lamrd or I.
FLACK, BARNES& CYO., Agt,
1 . 4 1 0 5t, 1t, ST. LOUIS.—The Eplendid .
mnor till. KASE...Capt. S. Alwrinan.
not tear, fm the above and all interinmatto
t/to . 1.1111 MO. For freight or pump ay on board
orn (mar) FLACK. BARNESIt k 01.
Fresh Ground Family Flour
WE are ready to deliver to families our
Very 4Up.r1.111"
WHITE WHEAT FLOUR. GRAHAM OR UNBOLTED
FLOUR, AND rwVtt.
ordvrirnuty I.4.kit Ist
, tAmi N . L 111troliraro Stwv, Wuod ntreol
Drng :+tare, rorner I.i t.rty and 5
Ciao .arevt2c
OKI/MIK {CAYMAN'S, Tolmo..mbi, oirner Smithfirl
r... 1 Diamond alley.
IflM
A. r. LzI.7IIWARTZ'S, Druptbt •
W. A. ILKED'S, Dnigin,lllttmond
IL T. KENNEDT 4 BRO.
Jr.:ln Pawl Mani Altrgbeny City
State Agricultural Exhibition.
TPennrtylvania State Agricultural Su
dety, will bold Its S,CIIII/ Anna] Exhilittion at
Philadelphia, I. Martial Gtaands,) on the 21th and 30th of
Soptenibiir. and in and at days of October next. Tbenrual
realortion on paarenoir fare and free paw= ga for Stook 1011
forliblicil by the flatland Cornpania.
710 i booke of curry will be upon at Plillm444bL on and
alter the 10 of Septrattict. 11013'T. C. WALK EH,
no2lablarttl Secretary.
Knee Inducement.
CARNAGHAN" 8 ENTIRE STOCK
OF
MESS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
TO BE DISPOSED OF.
SALES COSIIIENCINO TUESDAY, JUNE3O,
As it intended to enlarge and improve our
st or e 1100111 - LATIP. IN JULY, the whole ntork of
riENTW,AND INWS' CLOTIIINO, FURNISIIINO IIOODS
Ire., now on hands will be Offfil,l AT PRICES MUCH no.
lowlV TOE RExiIiLAR RATES with thio view of CLOSING
OUT the whole before commencing the lurprovernenta.—
TWA It will be °Nerved le not a mow pretext to get rid of
oil warder, an everything will be found NOW AND FASII
ION A IILE. Dnttho contemplated alterations would neer..
saltily deface the atock, and to obriate thin it O proposed To
clear tort the whole at very low Wet and open the Pal
Trade with nneasortment altogether new.
A fine variety of piece goods for en-tom work exclu
tire] y will be made to order at a large discount
J. T. CARNAOIIAN,
Portable Flour ➢llll■
THE SUBSCRIBER IS MAN
gretw
lURTAHLF. FLOURING KILLS, ' ,
. - • •
SUPERIOR FOR SLVPLICITY AND DURABILITY.
to any other now In use.
They can be drlren by spawn, water, or born power, end
will prove an eccinlaltlon to Iron Modern, Stock Feeders and
Lumbermen.
. .
Many parsons throughout the country who hare gorplus
power, or power employed only a part of the limo on other
tondo., by Introducing ono. or MOM of these Mllig Into
their eetnblishmrntio, my greatly benefit thetngelvew Ong
of (2) irldit, in diametar,) grinding over 12
bugled, Feed per boor, too be mien daily lit operation at the
Oil and Peed Mill of Mewing Burnam a Co., liebeamwtreet,
Allegheny.
•
iliiiMitrilera filled with dispatch.
11". W. WALLACE;
91DIAberty stmt. Pittalinrgh„Pa.
JUNE. ISDI .JUNE.
SECOND FULL STPPLY OF . CARPETS,
k.., OILCLOTHS, lIVITINOS, Ac., at the Fourth Street
oftrpet Store,
W. D. k 11. McCALLISU havlug Just returned from the
Emote.. cltlea, ng to the present depressed state
of dee market, theybo rn pnrclueraaLand at wo7 low rates, a
large and elmost entirely newatockof CARPETINO,ronaIst:
fug In part of
Velvet and Drat ache, throcsply.new and beautiful pattering
'l7:l7tod'TlotearlV6M i r ' 4 •
1 .
° Alm, very large variety en DO.OrMate, Window haden,
Stale Rods Duff and Omen flatland, all of which Isbell be of.
feted at t LOWF.ST RAT?. for cash. Mae) and hem.
keepers lel l find It to their alvantage to siva them a call.
W. D. I. 11. /SfcCALLI3I.
1
'le yo 1
hr.io. u
100 Wood I
•od Tomo I
R• *
'
B,.mw 0 i
Ps
value vour teeth and a pure breath,
wort, gad comfable mou th . go to KEYSKIt'B,
trot. and bey ft bottle of IVAluie Tom Irma
Poem JeodtargY
TAI - ANN., No. 105 Market Street,
tor In Bonnets, Wax Straw Trimmings, and
its graersllr. ' JeZ•
bum
25 tar bbl, intim N 0.5. do„
Retired tblsday and for bale by T. LIME CO.,
übla • • kkbll2 Sfkkod street,
. .
Young Ilynon;linrerial, Gun Tow- •
Oolong. Patubonx ointl-Nuirt Irt thefts, halt
thetas and ratty Warp. A large and comphlte assortment
of latePt Importation. at New York for sale hy
- Mq4LEIGCOKRAVE , k.OO.,
.111.1 No. }8 and 20 Weoltstneet.
AWNS FOR SAND 10 CENTS AT
11,01LOTRIIMVSc1oslog out sol, Norm
corner Fourth and Market MreMi. Ml 2
ITANDSOME CALICOS FOR 10 CENTS
—Warrankd rut colon,. sala of
.12 KIMPIU • DURCIIITILD.
Enna
Roar of Ilea Trlmblds New note. 4
Corner of Penn and St. Clair Streets,
September-3d, 4th and 6th.
Spalding & Rogers'
CONSOLIDATED CIRCUSES!!
The management have the honorer announcing the final
Spring, but from nuavoidable delays In tbs traniporta-
liIREE CIRCUSES, , fur a grand tour through Penanglra-
Their Floating Palace Circus,
Their Rail Road Circus,
Their North American Circus,
102 Persons!
SerTerformancoa every Night at i 3 o'clk.
Doors open at 7}
itErAlso, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Af-
ornoonn, at 2* o'clock, immediately after the
Va .. FORTY HORSE ' TEAR THURSDAY and
SArranAr, a 4 Thursday and 12 Saturday
US — Trundling the Wheelbarrow to the Sky
/UTSIDE TILE TENT. In MI Tin, o Mt 4,ocleek pre
•lerlyi-ori FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY. —1
lidirl'enn Street, near St. Clair
//hrlloza• 10 agate, (Chlldren half prlae.l
lx , stponoment on account or weatiler
. S. Mall Packets.
STEAMER JEFFERSON,
THREE CIRCUSES!
Combining is am Manta Concern their
WORTH AMERICAS CIRCUS,
So popular in New England, their
Floating Palace' Circus,
Well known upon and Ohio
NEW RAILROAD CIRCUS,
Which excited so great a sensation in thei ,
Middle States lad summer, with
OTTO KYLE'S BUGLE BIND,
Drawn lritrlum p hatTp r o cesslo tt through the
•principal .etreets every morning, by'
•.i."-:-
HALF-INCH WISE, 200 FEET - LONG,
extended outside the tent, at a dizzy height,
from the ground to the top of the centre-poio
mom
fimussements.
iu::ci.~_~ - ~ y a n7_~-t' i7_y Kn: ~.7a•A
qualion of the consolidation (which they attempted
f PERSONAL and MATERIAL from olirtmt portions
country, wan not efrpettni until thin tenon,) of their
1333331
I=!
109 Horses!!
.9130 W
IN THE WORLD!!!
EU=
uthnl from the gronnd to am tiq, a the Centre polo
°Prmy Oxemy tht Primes lielfliag oe fie Ur
SPALDING a ROGERS'
4..
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4..
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lIREE SETS 01 PERFOI3IIIii
TUBER SETS OF CLOWNS!
THREE SETS OF RING RESER
at. UNARM Ott6 TM%
in friendly strife, in presence of the atutil.
ence, will exhibit as above for
Only one Price of Admission
(Adults 50 eta.; jaertiles under ten 25 ct 3 )
F*l37 _
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•
YOItTY Noma DRIVEN BY OBE YUAN.
The terrific gratuitous outside exhibition
of the daring Creole Gymnast, Mlle Arras
s
at noon every day, when the winds and,
storms are not excessive, ascending a
Here and better Native and Foreign Performers
than has ever been eeen by mortal, In any
age or country, in any
THREE SEPARATE CIRCUSES, VIZ
Mlle Agnes. Mad. Ormond.
Utile Rats Ormond. Mrs. W. Lake.
Henry Magilton. Prank Barry.
Motley Brothers. Man Monkey.
George Dunbar. ill B Lake. -
C. J. Rogers. J. Robinson.
P. Donaldson. C. Crosby.
R. Nathaniel.. H. Ginty.
Zahn Ward. ' B. Boggle/.
A. Anderson. P. Biotin
B. Rockwell. P. Williams.
R. Tremble. W. Simons, itO.
, For,
111 -) • 2 ~ is
417
10.1t`T.P
113 TRIM int DIEM AND BOOK
Daeopbaltts, Way Drop, Wild Fire,
Pagans, Beppo, Tartar
Altogether the most formidable consolida
tion of Equestrians, Equestriennes, Gro
tesques, Clowns, Gymnasts, Voltigeurs,
Equilibrists, Pantoadmindsts, Acrobats and
highly trained Horses, of which there is any'
record in the history of the Circus.
J. E. WANNER, Arrant Narita American Mena.
L. GRAHAM, Agmat Pirating PrIJACO ar=h '
0. 8. BEM ? avast Battßoad Maas/
ArTheee three Companies will poeltivoly not be nem
od tide eraeon ender any prelext, and will be exhibited
nitogother at •
Kittanning, Monday, August 31it.
- Freeport, Tuesdtiy, September let.
Butler, Wrnesdni, September 21. "
PittsburgiSeiiember 3d, 4th and sth.
McKeesport, Monday, September 7th. -
Greensburgb, Tuesday, September Bth.
Connellsville, Wednesday, September 9th
Brownsville, Thursday, September 10th.
Uniontown, Friday, September 11th.
Morgantown, Saturday, Septembar 19th
Waynesburgh, Monday, September 14th
Waekiington,•Tueeday, September 15M.
eattbiai;tai •
FALL TR A_DR•
1857.
C0.,8. A. F.A.I - INES'TOCS & .
CORNER WOOD. AND FIRST STREETS,
Pitt s burgh, Penna.,
IXPORTERS AND DEALEUA IN
LARD OIL, LINSEED OIL,
ALCOHOL, TURPENTINE,
TANNERS' OIL, VARNISIIES,
SPERM OIL, • BRUSHES,
WHALE OIL, • SPICES,
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
DYE STUFFS,
PAINTS, I
WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD AND LITELARGE.
Our White Lead, ground in Oil, is pin up in packages of 25, 50, 100, 200, 300 and 500
pounds, width we gasman° to be STRICTLY PURE, PULL WRICatT; and art surpassed by any for flame. and white
•
ilaving_mident partners In New York mil Philadelphia to take advantab•e ofnll ehea fee to the ffillrket,ne are enabW
sell for auk or to prompt time dealers, on as favorable ter= as Enatem jobbing houses.
air& A- FAILNESPOCK'S VERMIVUOE furnished with Eng lab, French, German and EiPanish directions.
anlgnlftwamY
FALL AND '
A. MASON & CO.,
No. 25 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh,
A RE NOW PREPARED TO OFFER ONE OF THE MOST EXTENSIVE AND AT
atockA of
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS
TO SIC FOUND IN 'l'l= COUNTRY.
Their assortment of 11/11.913 GOODS, of more than ONE HUNDRED CASES, Consists of the latest styles of -
SILKS, MERINOS, PLAIDS, POPLINS, DELAINES, COBURGS, CASHMERES, &c., &c.
A. full stock of .lEmbrcsidories, Lases and White Goode, Drees and Cloak
Prinunings, 'Hosiery and Gloves, Gents' Irusraishinc Goode,
Linen and 1-louse-keopi ng Goods, DonxestioGoods.
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF MILLINERY ARTICLES
Having greatly Increased their facilities for Menefectarigg
SILK AND VELVET BONNETS, LADIES' CLOAKS AND SKIRTS, &c.,
They are confident of being enabled to offer greeter inducements thm say Euetorallanufeetorer.
44-farmhuts from all motions are .elicited to rall. New Goods will bo cormtantly rocelval from their rt./Mont
buyer in the End. otablow3mlf A. A. MASON
EDWARD T. MEGRAW,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
NO. 24.1 LIBERTY STREET, 131:0603 OP WOOD,
Pittsburgh, Penna.,
OFFERS TO THE TRADE A LARGE, FRESH AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK, par
chasedd from Importers mol Mmoufectorere, arooopt; which are the following havorite brand=
W. H. Grrante' .58 rrobeimMO. •
Rehne, Robinson dr Co'a Tobacco.
Eugene Floward'e Tobacco.
Grant's+ Pound Lump Cavendish;
Hazard and R•aiiroad Brands,
f5O oaddy bxe.E.alflb.Eurnp.
CIGEEN.R.BII
One Million, Assorted Brands!
.4.11 of which we offer to the trade at prioes whioh cannot fail to please.
onZoialmf
W. E. CHILDS & CO'S
PATIINT ELASTIC PTILE AND WATER-PROOY
CEMENT
PERRIN & JOHNSON, Proprietors.
ARE PREPARED TO CONTRACT AND PUT ON AT TIIE SHORTEST NOTICE
the above EloeUo Fire and Water-Proof Cement Rusting, it being the only article yet invented that will megtasfully
resist the action of the atmoophere in every climate.
rr Is PERFECTLY FIRE A2 , 11:1 WATER-PROOF,
•
And In point of durability, we believe It is equal if not euperior, toy Metallic Roofing. We can pnt it on imsr Old Tin
Tar, Iron or Shingle Roofs. it making no difference hoer got or irte , ep the roof mny
Booting Is warranted to prove as above represented. We will put Ron for
SIX DOLLARS PER SQUA RE, ((TEN FEET SQUARE.)
We will apply It upon Ti and Iron Roof. for TWO DOLLARS PER SQUARE, being on account of its durability th
cheapeet paint that cm be wed.
ffig-We incite ail who .° building, and also three who whit, their Ronfe'Repaired, to call at our office,l33 Third Strut,
and examine sample* and satisfy the tLernaalroa In regard to too durability and practicability of this Roofing. .
PERRIN. A JOHNSON,
•
J. G. PERRIN,
S. A. JOILNSON. No. 133 Third street, between Wood and Smithfield.
Pittsburgh, Penna.
I have made a chemical examinationof iome eperimens of W. E. CLITLDS k CO'S ROOFING, left at my office, the :v
-eldts of which are as follow.
- let. The material to ro compounded as to remain pliable for a great length of time.
2d. The consistency la not readily intluenceil by the temperature, coneequently It would not be liable to melt and run
nfr aura a roof In Rummer, or crack in Winter. I. e. extreme. of tuitural beat and cold would not injure it.
&I. The composition to not amid but ellgbtly alkaline. It ;would not destroy the canalise, but on the emitrary, pro
tect it from the action of the weather. .
ath. It to Wider-Proof, and to a largo extent Fire-Proof; that IC, ',parks and fire bmiads failing upon it =Minot indeme
it. In my opinion eacba roof will last for years if pot on carefully and receiving proper attention. - :
Respectfully, JOSLIRIL AL LOCKE, Metaled.
Labraiory No. L 5 Walnut street., Chminnati, Ohio.
CIICIXXI7I Aorrcr RorAL las. CO Feb. 6th, 11357.
1 bare examined W. E.. CHILDS Co'. Rituals lien acid Water-Proof Cement Roofing, and tut far anleanindge, consider
t • good intention and am willing to insure buildings thus protected upon the same term.. es I (mum those covered with
eta]. •pi;lyddtarF [Signed] JNO, S. LAW, Agt. Royal /us. Co.. Londorrand Liverpool.
Flerr.ible,' Fire and Water-Proof Roofing.
ADAIR GRANT, Proprietors,
No. 57 Water Street, Pittsburgh, and P. Peterson's, Allegheny.
THIS IS AN ARTICLE SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER IN THE MARKET,
oast extensively in New York sad Philadelphia and le well approved. It is epplicableto covering
Foundries, Dwellings, Warehouses, Bridges, Steamboats and Railroad Cars.
It .01 tact longer than Metallic Rooting or Shingles, nod resists Ito various changes of climate—neitheraiected by
odd, hector damp. Ito principal ionvodient is of an extruorditutry - clostic nature, and It never looeste thin elasticity. It :
on be readily appli.l ail kinds of roofs. flat or strop, old or new, on iron:tin or wood. 11101 not melt in warm •
weather, or crack iu cold, and it In not injured by being tramped upon.
It in Roth Fire and Water-Prtsof.
SIV-Por further Information, apply to the proprietor.. me r• yd
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1857. TRANSPORTATION. • 185
CAPACITY ONE HUNDRED TONS DAILY.
k&A 23I OYD & CO.,
[SUCCESSORS TO LLOYD &
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HAVING MADE EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS THIS WINTER, are now prepared
to do a heavy business by
PENNSYLVANIA CANAL AND RAILROAD_
Tbt °ugh to and from the Easton, Cities. We can newts our friends nod all those disposed to pntrotfte the Penna. Canal
atol EAU- that no palm will be Nand to render general satisfaction to sinopeasov EASTERN AND WESTERN
PitatOHT.
The Avoidance of the Inclined Planes on the Allegheny Portage Railroad
Rill give hareem& deepateh to the tranatnieslon of freight. Mace Penn &nat, at the Canal Dalin.
fe21:17,1 LLOYD & CO
1857. CANAL NAVIGATION. 1857.
PORTABLE 330.9.2" x.szna,
Via Pennsylvania Canal and Railroad.
Capacity Two Thousand Tons Per Month Each Way.
nIIR FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION HAVE BEEN LARGELY INCREA S
-I.li do ing the pea Winter and we enn now offer to SU rpplats the impeder lulrntitage or n DOUBLE DAILY LINI:
to nod treat Pittsburgh. Philadelphia and Baltimore. Our lino being rompemed eutirele or PORTABLE BOATS., but 0..
I.rc.lulml.Morrloutt. sending Frefeht to our Line eon rely upon Ito bang put through toil nll potent'
veal and despatch. WAREIIOUSE, CANAL corner of Liberty and {Payne etre, At.
DZkly.l KIER A MITCIIELL, Proprietor,
A Beautiful Head of Rich Glossy Hair
COMPLETELY PRESERVED
GREATEST AGE.
ANI) WHO THAT IS GREY WOULD
not have It restored to former color; or bald, but would
have the growth restored, or troubled with dandruff and
Itching but would have it removed, or trou h led with .ront-
In, maid head, or other eruptions, but vrld Le eured,or
with sick headache. (neuralgia) but would be cured. It
ill also remove all pimple. from the faro and Alta. Prof.
Wood** lialr Restorative will do all this. See circular and
thew following.
ANN Anaoa, Noveml.r
•
Pan,. 0. J. Woon—Dear Sin I have heard much .old of
the wonderful effects of your Ilair Restorative, but having
leen soutteu cheated by quackery and quack nostrums,hair
dyes, oke,l use disposed to plows your itisotorative in the
.mecategory with the thousandstrui one loudly trumpeted
quack remedies, until I met you in Lawsence county some
noonthe since, when you gave mu curio meenmee as induced
UM trial of your Re/duration, fumy family—teat by my good
with, whose heir had become very thin and entirelywhite
and before.eshausting one of your hare bottles, her hair
WAI restored nearly to its original bountiful brown color,
and bud thickened and become beautiful and gloomy upon,
and .entirely over the head; she continues to use It, not
simply because of its beautifying_ effects upon the hair,
lot leicause of its healthful influent/a upon the bend and
mind. Others of my family and friends arousing your Its.
storative, with the haPplesteffel ta, therefore, myakepticiam
and doubt, in referent* to its character an.i value are en
tirely removed: and lean and do most cordially and confi
dentially recommend its use by all who would have their
hair restored from white or grey (by reason of alcknose or
age,) to originaleel or and beauty, and by all young
persons who woubt have their hair beautiful and Owl.
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Vary truly and gratefully yours, SOLOMON !INN.
FILIVID WOW,: It Rai a long tine after I an. you at Ulla&
dela before I got a bottle of Itestoratlve for which you gave
nth an order upon your agent In Detroit. and .when I got It
we concluded to try Hon yln. Mann's bale, as the sun at test
et Its power. It has dour all that you assured me it would
do: and others of my family and friends, having witnessed
Its effects. ore now using and rose...offing its...et° others
a entitled to the highest consideration you claim for it.
Again, very respectrally and truly. yours.
SOLOMON MANN.
• Canna, lu., June Z 3, 1552.
I hero used Prof. Wood's Hair Rottorativo; and hare ad
mired its wonderful effects. Dly hair was becoming, aa 1
thought, prematurely grey, but by the um of hi. Beams
tire It hut restonod It. original color, and hare no doubt
permanently no. . S. BREESE, ex Senator, U. S.
0 . J. WOOD & CO Proprietors, 312 Broadwar, N. Y.
On the great N. Y. , Wire . Itolilug Eatahliahment) and 114
Market street, St. Louis, Mo., and .old by all good Drug.
gists.
,suahlydemial,
improvement in Book Binding.
TILE UNDERSIGNED having obtained Let
ten potent the Improvement in Book Binding, to pre
pared to furnish the nttarhment to books now In use, or to
apply the same to new book., orders for which are respect
tally solicited at WELDIN A ROWANtrBßook•Bindery and
Monk Book Iliumtheory, 8. W. corner Third and Wood ere
The above improvement consists Lt, of • Metallic Spring,
clasping the book of the boot. to such a moaner no to pre
vent the leaves from sagging when the book Is atanding In a
vet - Lind peation. 2.1. The =damn are metallic grooves In
which are toweled. whith swill effectually prevent the book
from wearing or chafing to placing the same In its resting
place. Je9.. , 3md A. 11. ROWAND, Patentee.
A Mare Chimes for Investment.
'PILE SUBSCRIBER, designing' to embark
Ina new enterprise. offers for ears the ilachtnery;Fnt
tern& Re., now in writing 'order, at his Machine Work.N
Ryan's Buildings, Fifth street. The business locathm and
quality of Machinery In use, combined with terms, present
oroas 'mincemeat. to inrestmoni or capital.
It the abort, Is not .ftsposed of no It stands by the second
week in June, it will then be disposed of Injures to snit
purchasers. • WM. WARWICK,
my2o:dtt Ity.'s Building. Fifth street.
Walnut liall Ilcatastirant.
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JC:013332 .3 EC
(Sticreenor to)
KIMBALL. MESSICK A CO,
MASONIC MALL. 17FTIT STREET,
CkFFERT TO TIIE PUBLIC ALL THE
delicacies of the mem: served up at the ahortskt
no
tice, from 0 o'clock In the morning to 'Reelect at night.
finances men and others will do yell to call In and mon
our Bill of Fare at any tints to nit theleappotita •
Haring arrangements mode to receive chotco articles In
our line, from Baltimore., Philadelphia and Norfolk, no on
offer • fresh supply of ,
OYSTEIL% HALIBUT.
TROUT, LAKE KERBING,
And from the West, all the lc/Wettest of num= OAK!,
mon air
-PRAIRIE CRICKF.NI3, • REED BIRDS, St,
which *reran furnish to Invalid* or other*. at Whohad* or
RetalLeither at the minim of NAND AND PENN 818.,0t
at WALNUT UALL, Fifth *trent apSO mitt yd
FRUIT' CANS, FRQIT CANS.—These
c hare been troll tented In ume and have aim en
tire astirfaction as being safe and relialan aro rattly boded.
Manufactured and fa saita, artunorale and retail at the
Mouse YataLbaog Ifardirara Stara of -
JOHN FiJOHNO,
.
ate 3 No. Markel.areet corner. of Third.
,acKs,: STOCKS, STOCKS:-Persons
haing etocka for solo ran bare them sold at public or
private rale by haring them at our ollku
Auction rare. overy.Thwoday evening at the Merchant.?
nohow. 118 TIN 1001118 k
an 9 H 0.92 Irontth Arcot
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kip,%•.3kri---Ogifi,4T`4•Zeaf,
- •
iLICRS of
INTER.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
ROOFING.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
W lIOLESALE AND RETAIL
JAMES ROBB, No. 89 Market street,' '
between Market Mouse and Yifth street, takes,
pleasure In calling the attention of bin friends and the pub. _-
lie generally to his third large supply of the most splendid
stock of BOOTS, IMIOES, GAITERS, SONTAG.% Am. trees,
hibilea in this city. purchaseddlrect from the Manufacturer,' -
and Importers of l',.ench Shoutin the Easte r n shill. Thin
stock is Jaet what it purports to be—very superior and
adapted to the present enamor season,
His stock.of Ladies% Cents', AlLeses.and Chlldrens' French
Shoes is equal laity found Nast. The ease and gre.oeful
:sees of their tits charming. Ito takes pleasuro In taste
ing all who are TI want to give him a call. Prices will be
fonad as weal—very low:
Remember theplace, No. Slt Market street, Pittsburgh.
cores—Jon
GAS FROM ROSIN OIL
1r.A.2•1 1, 1" "vrarrn 1% ATICRLAI;.
THE HIGH ILLUMINATING PROPER,
TIES of Ose front Rosin tool oleaginous substance
have alwayeatatle them a Limonite material for tho menu
factnee of Illuminating Gas. Stony Oaf Companlee use Ros
in with coal, in order to- supply their customers with a Su
perior Quality of Gee.
ROSIN OIL to entirely free from all draw and refuse sub.
stances, and yields at once. Its Brilliant Rlumlnathtg Gas.
The greater original and of the apparatus for the manu
facture of coal gas together with the attention and expense
onutantly required, and the difficulty, If not impossibility,
of entirely eeparating the unwholesome, deleterione arid
offensive moot, mmerated in coal, render the ROSIN OIL
APPARATUS cheaper and more desirable Inevery way.
S.COATES, of 370 Broadway, New York, haw devoted his
entire attention to the manufacture and wite of Portable One
Aproratus, and he respectfully calla the attention of the
public to Ida present complete and efficient =chine.
Perfect satirfution to the puichaser gusranteod in every
ease. For further Information addras
. _
S. COATES. MI Droadway, Neer York•
jrAlamlly or DAVID IL WILLIAM, Pittsburgh, P.
Pittsburgh Stamp and Stencil .Works.
JNO. D. M_A.l - I'_euf.N77B,*, I
. .
Stamp, Stencil and' Brand Cutter,
JOBBING QUEER, GRINDER, &c.-- 7
Knives, Sehisoreand Razor* Ground, k.c.; Knife Blade@
Inserted: Table Knives Repaired. and General Jobbing as to: LOCKS3IITII AND RELIALLNGER,
No. 115 Smithfield Street, 'n.arSiXtai.
PITTSBCROD; A.
_lllel•The above firm ',prepared to make anything In P
the
GAN of an edge tool, or do any kind of amith work what
ever, on short totter, Jy2d;lyd.
QTARCH AGENCY.—HAVING: BEEN
arpototed Apra for Pittsburnit, by flu(' WADIFON
3(Altell 0031 PANT, for them!. of their celebrated PEARL
STARCH, (which is warranted equal in quality to mty known
to
Wile market) are um prepar ed to supply Wholeaslo
ere at manufacturer.' price. We Invite UM attention of tb•
Trade to this article, toau examluallnis of ourpresant stock,
and which wilt be kept equal to the &laud. • :
ATWELL, LEE 00,
mys N. It Wood atm*
•E CENT. SAVEDinoilin
~•-• of Machinery b using Rao? Patent I_ Caw . ”ct
Journal Caps. M. F. NATON.orPitiahrtrgh as the each*.
deo right to wit to Pennaylrania, anbdtf
100 PE R CENT. canbernadeill the man
ufcture of roand Ilatthn, bj wing "Thome'
Patent Matchless Match Machines, Wit. far We bY
adl:lltf • . P. EATON.
- 110MAS' PATENT. AMERIQAN DOOR
' PRING combo own Intim at theMerchints'Exobikage',
Fourth street. State sad Coasty Mega for de by '
Stucco Worker,
JAMES OWICAII,
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CORNER ELM AND NYZIE STARE=
STUCCO AND MASTIC WORKER,
erc% partici:kW ette7tlon to all 'coln for work in his
eiNTRzs ..d, onliembiTs of all ktod. hatilabed o
1857. Stoves! Stovest: • 1257.
THE MOST COMPLETE . ASSORTMENT.
of Coolang, Parkm sad fleeting Otoves tone bend In .
Allegheny City, at the loevesl pricer, earoprlaing In part the
celebrated
Etna AlrTight,
Aurora,
Tropic,
. .
Tenther with every variety of. articles In the line, ench as
i
tirolelilng, Outlet and Spouling,llthl,
gqattrol and Panel Cepa, Cell at Sign qf the Red Cqfee
Fht, Federal elite; Allegheny. ..
TILE GREATEST MATCH 11.IACIIINE IN
• NORTllliilt MADE WITH A SMALL INTEIEMEET/
_ TUOMAS' PATMIE MATC/A
L a eimple, cheap and parka Match Maker. The Machin . *
co
ahi enly h by- hard, And will make the *or-
Inn* of the manulacturer in a short time. When Food
wood Vto be had readily It materially red nem the cod. .
imrterl county Machine prieDepeare trifinad for
Ids at a ft•steprice.' For patina*, at GAZETTE,
_00172411101 V 30.1 Elfth street. jiildAwlftfE
1857.
WINDOW GLASS,
GLASSWARE,
PERFUMERY,
PARENT MEDICINES,
SUEG.INSTRUMENTS
Special Notice
Tic, 13
P•yetalPilacaCooking,
Beauty o the IYeot.