. .. ..... .. . . . ... THE . .: i „ AI . . , , . .. . . , .... . ..., : ) A I 6 1. i: ~., c.: : ; ;.,.. f. . le 1 titel VANIP.: 1117 II :. Il' ;i'lliiZ . l 7tiriLil .V" ;.“ • IN. pIT : :.....,_ ~ . RGH. .... . . . • • . EINE ESTABLISHED . ` : IN .1786 NSW. YORE . ADVERTISEMBNTB... . Fre"' vusecurn; ov ert a CO, onittll, NVISPIPI2:IO. dtrAltimaiso nottatcif Atpistroletr.!ltilldloONailtii mitt MB G hr l irPe4PeitataVat4!4:Ccirdittal la itt,ere 1.. • , astuasiowstfito yosto gra ttosiaratic., . II i AP. 0 SIIII,E. .AND PAXATA.BLE i .11..kmOi fOr general Debility,. DisPepsia, L. of Ai., petite, and all disorderit or. m Digestive Orgatos- 'The 11.ovelttor and Propr a etor ef Gegfrey's tilibrolof co, dial ,BMors ho recomtosnotiiig them as blll iintiyalle.l took assA Inskoratkisstierlitaeit by tho b.t oralied authorities L p of European America sa well as by the monitries, whia ! hail tested em. As - a restorative th ey . stood sknoe.— Thoassauts oo are now languishing might solace to nett .asisterute b this powerful tstionh,r. The dripeptie oho rowans to f lo Corttial Bitters, limn benefits _mote. Mist: V I asked organs, they exercise a direct sauna , . rthttluenee yet th eir agentey Is seion,l "SC military.— Por 'general Witty:slaking at the straniat, 'lois crape -Vtteo sleep. flatnirfoo l' ugsVilti:sto t' aftere a Sr h else, IrtZlirP, alone, costiveness. snit alt Morality of the Artemis system, choir bettetts are Irealeolsble.. Parmassers ate cautioned against all traticeeltioos. - - Conant Depot, littesouth Willfam street, N. jeltltu Maw GE°. GODPItIiY, Proprietor. _ _ qaocifreris Celebrated CordielGrin `irpnot*lci - boy arm 111131UATL 111 S UNEOCrALLZD BEVERAGE. we sagt Medici sal properties of the hbrhsel order.= it is menufectorednipactelly foe and by the Pripriutor end Patentee,. of the bast meterieloputd hy ell the merit. with out the deleterious effects of sub. other OM either 'in 'Meat Britain Ihdland or this 'ennutry. GODFREY'S CELE BRATED OORD/11.4 011ijims , bet adopted by eminent Antietam es the introd...a iniet efficacious Choirs stim ulant end diuretic whithreastufeetuting skill his yet Oren ID the weed. -It t *agility exempt frout.thcon 41clkoht , lic drinks which Leyte thirst for tilmulenti, Orden, to 'say emoint pntandly 1111adbythe ProMietor • EO. ' GODFREY. Ynaporter of Welshes, Ole, Wino.. kr, 16 South William 0-, New York. Tulportedibra, Ow Ge e r i t . . * 45, ' • • I. Giant Y 203 man imam? Aro no raja Sew not. tritablidred VW.] IMPORTERS AND • DE... RS IN FIRST _IL 'Quality Family Groanles, °rem to the Trade, Magic, Miralo ' , mull., and all who aro choice Co Glair taste, and deatn, a omaine ~ride, • largo salute, art rgAL-Green and Stack, Salchow,. Pond:km:4, Engl4dr DrlmkAret, Oolong, Imperial, ilyson, Gunpowder, Young lipron, le., in elverta and balk chests, to. • _- COME-Mocha and Jura. WlNg.i-Madeirea, gherrke, Purls, Hocks, te-, Sere, old and hightadm,,,ln parrimgew, rknarloirs, mar Anon end BARTON' and OUEBTIER'S CLARIiT3. ' • • CDAMPAIGNS-Meat Mu Cabl limp:l.Tereenay. Do Iteideeick, G. IL Mumm'e do do do LIQIJODS-Brandlea, Rums, Whiskey, Ole, Arrack, Mutter, Alrach, ku,km,ln original ImelmanhalseCurama, Marawlnno, Anieette,•Nnyeau Ritter, du Al ALT LIQUORS-London Damn &out, &cad, and Engliel Ales. - CIO AD.2 , --A rariniyrioice brands. PICKLES-English and trench.' , CCES-For Fl.h, Currie, Gime, neat. to. car-E B B- 001 t0n , Che 4 darr, Royal, inateria, , Piinee Albert,' Parmesan. Gruyere; gapsago, Dutch and and American. MO ARS-Lar; Cruatred, Pulrerrined, At. Quiz, Au, 'in bar , rel. lIAMS-Westp and WC bluiolla nnie' and American. GUS-Olive, buena and Male. . air• Our Liquor" are warranted unadulterated and of our own Impotation. _ &UMW cola Medal Flan . QTEINWAY,:k SONS. MAlLegi±lirt&l UPACTUREV..9., $4 Welker street, New York, received the fallowing First Print - I , Afotale its eompetlthon with the boat makers In Boehm, New York. = Philadelphla and Baltimore. -. TWO FIRSTi a tILB 31EDALS at, the Metropolitan Fair, Waehington, ,1835. A (stilt) 31 . AL, at the Centel Palace, New York, No., ratabor r l44.s, flick% theonlytiold Medal glean tar' Ph SKY With% the last six ream) A OOLD MEDAL at the Maryland institute, Baltimore, 1760. • MIR FIRST PRIZE III:DAL at the Fah . , Crystal Palace New Turk, November, 1956. Among IhoJudges wen thek. End modal taltml Intim country. ouch as L. klaxon, Rode ,achalk, Wallonhanprind man others. y othe. St. k Phnom 'fath and without Iho Iron Fnune) are warrankol £,r three, years, .4 a written gnaranteo glom. Pianm packed and shippwl without charge. moderato. deEklyar LADIES' • SPOOL COTTON. Ie now nniveraelly known am the very beet for family use, and also far SEWING MACRINFE. Agented/OBERT LOGAN k CO, 51 Dry Street. New Yak. Z3ruggtato ro P L. FMINESTOCK, lath of the fi rm of B • A. Pahnestock llr Co., and imect , ..or to I.l..ming c, WholeollaTh•Ost, 'Su. GI, c.ruer Rawl and Younh etc, PlitePorei:Pa., A. FAIINESTOCK &: - CO., WHOLE w e Druggists and )Isuurticium, of White Lend, • a nd Lithium. corner Nooil =I Front streets, _Pitts burgh. mch7 SPROONMAKER, MANUFACTURER J e of White Lend. Red letut, Zinc. Paint, Lithoogo, Put ty akof IThotomilo Dealer In Paints, Oat, Sunlight*, 'Pumm el* ae., Igo. Wood st., Plttsburgit. P.. oc:klyd TORN HAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS. u , Id'OnOyaWboirenleand newt Druggba and Dealer In Paints, Oita, Drs/duffs, le., cornar Woad and :Kalb Oltructi. Pittsburgh. - • airettnlai Agent roe D. rod's tateDane OJfl P: SCOTT, WHOLESALE DEAL er In Drop, Paints. OW, Tin - *abee owl DPwluir B . No. o 6 Idlierly Wed, Plttabnrith. • All orders will receive prompt attention. ANlPAtrent for6eben<ltr Polmonle Syrup. ntar2i.lydaw ItE. SELLEItS, \V — HOLESALE DEAL . „In Deng.; Paints, Dyestuff., Oils. Varenaltoe, he., No. Wood street, Piffiburgh, Pa. Goods warranted. Pliant low. pRAUN REITEIt, WHOLESA Itts A. LE AND Betall Dreuhotn,cortwr of Marty and St. Mir as, burgh. TOSEPII 'FLEMING, (SUCCESSOR TO L Wilcox 2 Co.) corner Markel !Finset and Dlamotni, keeps Aasastantly on hair] a fail and complete assortment of Drags, Madletnes,.lfedletna Chratc Porfaxnery, and all atilt'a per taining to Ws bastheas. ifirPhrielaas prescriptions carefully' compoundedat all boor. Ja.9ly • ritc GEO. 11. KEYSER, DRUGGIST, 144) Wood drool, corner of Wood ell - eel .41 Virgin Alky, Pitt.fmrgts, • Vrebutc Efeaterg. VHF-ESE WAREIIOUSE.—IIENRY IL OOLLISS, Poniedtut and Cotouthekin Merehetit,..l Dealer 113 albedo; Batter, Lake Fish and Pralore 26 Wood it. &tame Water, Pittsburgh. • • _ .my2l • JB. CANFIELD; LATE OF WARREN, • 01110,Commiodon and Furasmling Merchant end Whnlemle Denier In Weeban Reserve Cheese, Butter, Pot .4 Peal Ash, end WestetstPlnditee senorullr. Front M., between Smithfield end Weed; Pittsburgh. MII 3 ANE AN44 l t, (SUCCESSORS to A. • A. Haab%) Dealers In Floor, Oran and Protium Gornotiaaton.o.l.Vorwardlng Merchants, No. 12.1 fecund strecat, Pittsburgh, Pa. pan. 1, '17011731.12 TIA.YLD C. HERBST, FLOUR, PRO dace; Prorbdon and Commlealon Statham, No, 347 Liberty awe, corner a /Land, Pittsburgh. glee* Ws atten tion to the wile of Flonr, Pork, Baon, Lard, Cheese, Dotter, (train, Dried Finite, Beady te., • iarOnalgunacautrespectlndly . annly A LEX. , FORSYTH, ( - SUCCESSOR TO li Forsyth & Mott.) Forwarding and Commlarion Moo. chant, Dealer in Wool, Ilidca, Flour, Baton, Lad and Lord Oil and Privilege generally, No. TS Water st.. Plitatough, Pa. HItIDDITIfy GENERA.L COMMISSION . distrinsot sad Nair In 0 recedes sad ProduC, 27 Fifth stmt. PitUburgb. P. • Rarer to R Ilussres, Pillaborgh; .gaisurr, Comm & 00, Pittsburg - 1i: 441"CkissiSauseuts solicited unidsatisfactory returns par. deliklydros2 -0111ZDT HUTCHINSON. COMMISSIONII, lierchtat, for tba,aala :or. Weatara Rama Morse; atterairtt,Baime,'Fica. Pot and Prod- Asbe., Salcratus, Oils, Mar, Orals, Sonia, Dried irrolt;aad Protium, georrally, No. 8 Scaltb4eldatreektketarcem Vint and Water. ap3 C"4L.... •ESr 11: 1 LEEGII, . FORWARDING cad Iforshant, Dialerla Floor, Grain, Da. 00, WI and Batter, sad all ado of Proince, No 8 Smith. 8.48 aWkl, betwre,s, First and Water... . • aP3 A AREGOUSK—JAS. GARD-' IlE3.oTholcsals Dori, In Flour Provisions and Prod nd gnfienally, No. 6 Snenth Wert, between Lawry andamlttrield,Pittsbarglt, Pa. A ira•11:: HOLIES .t BRO., PORK AND y • Beer Pickers sorllnteri .in Tro7islonn, corner of -Markneluid Yrtuft lamb. Pimbargh, defl Mugge, &c: TOIINII. , ITELLOIti N0..81 -WOOD BT., • betwoco INammd Allsol Smith dte.t,Sole Afo for CIIICNEMINO A SONS' Bestoo) PLLNO 1,00.11,4, ot SON ACITAYLIN'S 'NOD._,MNLODEONS *ad OkOAN II AMON - 19MS, sad Dlsder Muldeiput lltskal Gouda. • 16} 4 BER tE. - 11R0..,. No. 58 FIFTH . 44 1 t.gre - ofthmOotAmintrp.Sole Agent GarIiDNNS CLAIM'S . xorllsrOtlvall•ti Omni arid Square PIANO:S;IM ARMY= vnitnicArs pair* MEW DEONStutd'OROANIZACMONII7-50,Dnalers In-,Xe le and Muslral Instruments. *- • fed ai„../ ER and Drier Illiquid Forte+. and Inwnrter of 3111BLE and Musics' Instruments. Sole Agent for the HAMBURG NANO& atm Thr TIALLET: DAVIS A OVA Boston Pianos, with and wlthrtlltotean Attachment; 1i Mod street. attorneys LEEC iNTEINSELLOR AND ATTOItNE AND OOMNISSIONER FOR TEL 14 "': / 1 0 ,0 4 .!! 4 irptlAna, Illehttreo, illittols, • , A.k.. l tairtieitts DettOdtloot. atlattelstaredto recoleted or Wed • OffiWOPlteithe the Theatre; NO •1 5 , bench. Penns.: . . AV GISEIq ILSUT, ..4,TTORI•cq , I......*'Sstklso?ot Kl tho ifibk of tittstrnigh, '0:1M Fourth ttreetintlabutigb.. , t • dAS & A. DIORRISONi: tornArmtl.w. cm* Ke.llB fourth st., war W. 0.4 WLWII Et A zr,N, ogykly • ak aw, Oak* la Odeon • Banding, Vonrth Mreeti• FRUIT ,C4PM — : '--•' • - ' ' .. .. , , ' FOR PRESERVING FRUITS LC. . ' A Kint'well Tested in uso, awl .ILiie diien ENTIRE SATISFACTION. AIIrEASLTMANAORD BY ANY PERSON. __-- Jon:: ruatuco,, • . • 1.1.47 31.-bt K. corner of 'Mkt!' • TURN FLEMING;IIEALER•IN HOUSE cI flurnisbingU a Waco+ vr . ee, Plated ware, Cat o , thium , 2 2.ight„ spanned and Pivotal Tin ware, Wood std wlllsla4lva,4ailiot of -Market tad Thiritiott., Pittaburgh,Pa....„ . . • lia . owit ilono d45.P.004, • •r . • AY2217..1 . NEW "MAR ADVERTISEMENTS , From ALBERT 0. ILICIIAUDSON'S APCI3,I,I`. axn CYR uaeamrta 0 7 / 1 C1431.10 Broadway..V.,,P•rk.. 3IILWARD'S NEEDLES': ''sr il.ce t.cTua." .. .S.I3IIIITIOX Mgr.lth." I . rrn.r.akani Nmun.x." . WHOLF.SALI:III:PIYt 22 ',EYiTit.EIKT,I.F.IY You. nu2l3.lkw:lnnT • .1. FRED. NI I.IVAIID. lllghly or d 1 %Vitno l le7:1 1 : Grocers. ' 0 Merchants DR: FEUCEITSVANGER'S, Plarorings,fe Prodadeata Alament's ,V Ike Emery Durrell rrilE U7s.:TERSIGN ED HAS LATELY tutologrout Implore:nenla in this branch of bosinno. Tlis flsrortngssre pot op in packages of S. Wand to :lotions, and requinel but the addition of Pure nplilf. 'sillier Ist or ith proof. and Liquors such . Cognac, either dark or pale, Renaud and Iluainh Gin, Jamaica and yt. Croix lion, Mo. tongslieLs. Bourbon. Irish and Satoh Whisky. Apple, Peed:, Cherry and Raspberry Brandy, Port owl Sladeira Wines will be lusl.tly pnaluend. It requires no skill, bob an additioo of • good spirit, say GO gallons 10 caoh gallon of the re spective Flarorlng.. The best Cognac OIL green. yellow and whlte, warranted gromino, as low . arty other importer in the Enit:.l State- , E. 11.11.1 of every Liquor. Ratzsot of e.g. , : lib of which prodners `SIKI nallons of C.goao. Raw Whisky shay, by Dr. F.'a ago and body preparation I. made smooth with but a trilling expel:. The prier of Flavorings are . extremely moderate, nod di. bettlous in full tuspplic,l by DR. LEWIS PEUCIITWINUEII, Osestist awl folpoitrr of Drugs, .1.1 , 1 Meta's: ' Dugsserreofpe earl Pinfographic Caemirmh. No 1111 limorx LAM,. N 7.11 Vosr. N. 11..—5010 Al;out. for Godfrey'. orlobra..l ConNal INNoro and Gla. opT.Zola‘otkoT.a earriagefs. JO - 9 p n Avni;ri•N earriage Repoott or), JOSEPII WRITE NOW CARRY tog en bounces In his spacious prembe. (ma- lately enlarged.) between Pittiburgit and Lawrence. ville. near thane° Mile Run. mapectrully Invites Rio jambe. to inspect Ws stuck of CARRIAGES, BUGUIL, dc. And be particularly Warms gentlithen purchasers, that one Prim oulY Is made.. Fourteen 'scan' experience in the busi er., enables Win 16 Once Womb). Tatman the some choice collection of 'Carriage% table : ha) many years past it has been his particular depm-tment to select from the Cations and most talented Eastern notinfacturers. 11. 11000001 his new system is complete; the economy or his arrang.- meta. will supply the best and most.faxLionahle manufectm Rri. at Moderate pticea. Unencumbered by those heavy expenses. which the menie tir decomting Memel or Business, has heaped slam the price or GaAs, irovrimr to large mom) Joseph While will cell or ready money only, at much Is than the usual protita N. 11.—Carlinges maim] In the best memer, ‘ettli dia patch. fehbdeictfr Pittsburgh Coast. Factory M. L. STEPUENS. BIGELOW°nom y M. tiffIELOW, No. 46 Diamond .they nAlr Wood Strut, PITTSBCBGEI, PA. T WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN nontire to the Carriage using community ati,lo 2 tX ' public In general, that I hare thia day unr0115...4 the niter. est or my former partair, Mr. Albert, and will carry/on-the busineas in all its branches at tho old stand, No. 46 Diamond Anil'. In changing the nom.. of' this old alai ma Ntat, Ilshed manufacturing establish...lw. t asstint the public no effort shall he want-tag on Oct toot to deeerse tho sumo high character so long egjosial by my preslocouon s nud riososaies. ye:lyd N. L. STEPHENS. ./.Coach and Carriage _ 01INSON.BROTIIER 4:.• CO., ./ Corner q r liktranAtand rerlknu Streets, - ALLEGELENY CITY. 'WOULD RESPECTFULLY _ form their friends. and the non, tint they ars niannfivturin:. tortlagoo. Baron:thee, Itiockawaye, Montle, Sleight and Chonots, in all tlodr Tin+ oIL , I styles of finial, and proportions. All orders will be executed 00111, strict rep."' In dm:11411V 'iLnd beauty of Repairs will also bo attended to nn the most reasonable terms. Using In' all their wink the best Eastern Shafts. PAM and trlesl staff. tbny fool confi dent that all who fever them with their patronage will bo telirfactly tratialltel on trial of their wort. Purchasers are request.] to gin [Loon a roll bncnre pntr chasing elsewttero. neat-Jr' 30113111; TOVIVEL— 'teol. B. TOUSO lILLNA. IS L. TOOK, T. B. YOUNG & CO., KiNcrurrrtyrz or FURNITURE AND CHAIRS Of Every Description. FACTURY—Adma St,detveen lryfie and AVM,. Arrinte.. Warehouse—lios: SS & 40 Smithfield St.. QTELMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE—We L. 3 aro rolotaloly notnuraettring . STEWBOAT CABIN PunxTrinzE soul CHAIRS, Jold nal.. Lit. noonth.ri of thwe Interested lu OtnilsLing boats. te.T.kiitorS. • T. D. YOUNG t. CO. lii ANUFACTURERS OF I' I: NI TU R.E _LUI. owl CELtULS of every variety caul stylo, l<i kostotcntal, 31sitoirany and Walnut, suitable for parlor, tistat.tos. and dieting rooms. egnal to say to Ito found In the Cat.trs tt 6114 Wow, prime. finery andel, 111.1.10 sy Ilsost and war. sward. Sirllotels and Strainhunt, furni,Ledat Warerown. corner 1.10. awl Wal m. 6t, I.44l,burkh. deL:clkwlyB JAMES- NVOODWIP.L.I., • NOR. 97 4E' 99 Third St., Pittsburgh. j W. W. RESPECTFULLY IN FORMS . hla friend,. andenrtomem. that 41 o ha, flue t rimpletod hla'ntork. of Funritura.•thicli tildroidedly Rio larpoit and bo. arm. offered for sale in thy. rity. Jot li.deterinitiod to np hold his stuck, with Lamm...4 materials, beg workinsiohip and newest dmilim% and from the ostonr of kin onion and facility in manufivitnrlng, ho In onabled to pruddra warrant. oil FURNITURE al the lowest price.. MUIVIMIPI _ _ . Ile keeps always on band the greatest variety • , f every description of furniture, frrun the ebriepett not plainest. to the most elegant and costly, tbaCil house. or any part Alfons, may L. furnished from hie atoct,or nunufeetured to Order. me?) Commission, &T JOB. S. LEECH & co., F0n.242 G 244 Liberty 0., Pittsburgh, Pa. WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION DEALT:RS TN FLOUR AND BACON, Tin Plate and Tinnor'n Stock, AND PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES. _ _ ZdeALPIIq & CO., (LAM of J. S. Lerch. McAlpin PilDtborgh.) GENERAL COMMISSION AND vonwAsaxaver rcriv.Real_A.Nrrs. Levee and Washington Avenue', WTAXDOTTE CM', KANSAS TEDRITOKI, Joseph .1. Latch &Co, and Pittsburgh Merchsnts upset - - ally. ryllaldisrlyT COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MELLCUANT, No. 20 Street, et. W. 1., Mo. Tarn an Smock, ILtarkktr k Co. Jana .k 1,,.un. Imam, /Wm.*, k Co., Zuo t Pkrwts Will purchase to order, Lea , Hemp, diktt, Grain, /lc. Prompt attention giver, to coy manner of forwarding. PRLNGIiit lIARBAUGH, COMMISSION gferchant,Denier in Wool, Proeisiona and Produce gen erally, No. .15.1,1berty 'treat, Pittsburgh, P. ECE2fitf ,S. KINF3 (LATE OF 'nth - fir. of Kb 4-. 31.0-4) Conuniasion glerchead, and er in Pig Afetal and Illoorna. No. 76 Water street, be grrAlarket, Pittabamh. Pa. A, A. lIARDY,(SUCCESSOR. TO lIAR dy, Jon. Cw.,)Colundssion and Forwarding ]Ter. eban Agent of the Nadler and Indianapolis Itallroad, cot. worlirst and Ferry sta., Pittalnugh, JAZI:IId_ EDWA_RD T. MEGRAW, GENERAL , Commlorkm Stercbant, mid Wholce I D der In Munn. lectured Tame., Imported sod Domestic Cigar!, Fong, tO. N 0.4.41 LlbertystOeut, oppullfe the het et of iyoal. Pitts burgh, Pa.. • , SANDER,' GORDON, FORWARD in and Commlodan Merril ant. I. Pipe and Knee gent, Dealer In Pig and Dar Lead and Sind, Ain...Henn VA Manilla limp. • . • fern-dem• • _ Boaftstrtero, 'C. COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR 'TO • a:: Illoller,) Ea' r.01• 1 1' Dolor n00k..• ntatantary and Paper flanging.; federal egreet, 6th door S. •1G of3larket Square. Allegheny, Ps, . • • • -ISQIINTi. A 'IBON, BOOKSELLIKR-ANTi Stationer, end:tenor to Uarlmu h Agnew, No. al 1 114ket. "red, near Fourth,Tittateargb, • K t AY lc CO., BOOKSELLER - SA N 15ST A TIONER.S. N. 1.5 Wood Monet, Dort door to thn an , Dar a ThirA,Pittturgh, Pa, ' &b.+ and law Booing one'. ntantly on band., - 17itlall, BDO - INELLE if AND STA TIONER, No. TB fourth et:, Alto 1.1.11n0. . _ irN r . & 31 IISLET, DODK SELLER .4 Eithiltiner;llmo t dc 11•31, fifth .tract. Ktar tlr AT LAW LE STATES OP Kentucky, . Idlssonn, Tow", 'W4condo: ken, and (Ulla td. any of the,abor, rkR. R. T. FORD still cnntinues hie new _LI NVIETABLE.RILIZZICZ.. O .4 ease, West sod loothetylmots Asst.'s; (Woorth !Street Ronda East eod o Diamond street, IntOdlorgla, N. . Ills :unlimited ill=llll in Mate ate; Chtcmlo Themes Imo' .not bei equaled to any ottat , medical prattles of the preach AO; ! mrlSullortyK. • 1D R. - O'BRIEN CAN BE • CONSULTED ' ' at Dr. noltles, corner Ilfth end dtatth held streets, on ' (INDAYS., WEDNEPDAYS nut SATUTEDAYS. trout 10 to . 1. and 1 to 3 o'clock. . • ' • ' 1 airßesidenotron the Brodvestlleltbsd. • Je=tyde rlttr Jelikd6in_ . N t I) ionico,:-..., • Ple t b ertet, A nttA . unsh. P. 0.2".4." • •- • - ••• 731Th . G00110. AFRPIIT'& BURCHFIELD, DEALERS In Eno sad UAW:llmm dOods sommety, Clookde Tatman and SNIfilV Xinbreld.nien and Ala n Ovate.. rer • Wally use. An II nnrually utendlre amorttnent In all the atidve dew:mm:o,ond rkeirell and trlllng at the lowed Vim , • toS • Adr.NorthAstst cot. PuutthAnd Marlud ate:Vt • A. 1. itason• eA; rrrusla '• • •s. mentors a ed. a. sows. A. MASON. & :WHOLESALE - sad Retell Dsidesi, l6 'rook) Rod Staple Gry, Goods, stnst, Pitubogb. • --- --- ------- - ATKINS' •CKI4:IIKATED ' - ' ' MIMIC CLOCKS. for Crmitidg Room , and Parlor. A-01.0 1 13,1ellitit Rosewood emearattertW jing i tive4p#l fur sal by J. R. tei X ... GOLD EVl:b RE n/l.VElte' ,furniture Vbpsicians. PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1857. ilianuiacturcro. WICLLS, CUDDLE & CO. 1, • 80 Fourth Sore s t, Pittshttrgh, utt • T MILLERS II Alit INVIGORATOR.— ItaXorarrracao or _IJ • For Stronrt boob,. lholoring. llarkoning, tool per- THONGS AN 6SW ti Es. the tooostytl Dia lodr. Prier . .neenta per l.tot- V Y Orilovo o;Iltittol rr - o the tradj, and promptly. hlto tle ta It eradlteo surf and &Andra ; lomat - to vitality to por t . r . ‘ " 00 ,. thr root, of Oml~.Jr. Irtals rigor and lustre to the Illoreo.: T r0u ,„,„„,.„,,,, or 5 p,r rent. di , unt 0,0 cmh. os thew if too light, or grooving poor Cotten. them ; ' bliol. and taokes the hobo onrt, eilky an.l nary. In - lie nuroery 11. Is 1101,petio:11.1.• n.. trOlvtt} -bating 110 beads of Chiltlhot, aml laying the foundation ..t* ofgotosto k;ravrtli Irvil• :kill by Droggl.tr owl thoilero in Yam, • tiowly merywheie Wholokile NINA, bob Dey otroet, New ; York. nre3MuirPa NEW YORK ADVERTIOEXCNTI3 Prom 11. S. SCILELL':... 4 Atlretusing 11~, %my. Matches. 10,000 Gross MATCHES. CIO AR 1.11;IITS AND WAX every clirnote, jot uh In woo.l tool tin boy., okprolly 00l Kok I milli.. u..,1 lit,, ral torsos, CI IA IC 1.1:r IlTI:1 D.* V., 12.5 NIYILIon Low, Nov York. ou:kikoki VTANOFoRTEs- —L. A. BENJAMIN, 288 lork. Solo .Itgt IA for .'21312:i t Fs• (.24 . 23 PrallorMlTE‘. for Won .4 from the IT2!1. 222 tiro fuvucd to mdt end OS • n ueu tool 1122.1 NTI AO! al low prier. A liberal .11,ount rivott to denlPrdantl J,j1:112, Tlae Claespebt and Bent Pumps IN TI E \WHlP:having a SOLID PISTON m‘,l mrr LVA EY F- 4 , l'or I.N.TIINTS. rr and COIA.I . f m riAteron. l'aoloi 1,111., 5.. Thr,o, bib front 1 ,, to plbno , por s 111 l t.• -• Au or.'oll.ut FIRM forooqo !Arco .11,00tlI to dmlort. AIIENTS inultod, and 'Verrst.l.4 Ittglas Sro 6,110. MIII , II,ILL. No. 1,4 l'enrl .troct.. corn, of Slaolvn lAn, New York. Artificial Flowers, i'ancy Ornament• and Lace Trimming. for Bonnets. Tot. 31E1.1,, or Peretoccon:— The till I,SITI rq 'MVO lard ntititifaxtory in Morin awl one la Now York, vaeluetvely devoted to the to...facture "I the above kiwi of tool.. Their proem stook embrachto hohty thousaml etylm. rottllttwa tool Flower'.. Ale, the material for netottfocturiug them, which owe °Mood at whole.ale tutly, at their ll'are Room,. HENDERSON, MYTH L Jyfklloth No.thlo. Itroodway. New York. PATENT SPRING BEGS, PAYeyr gimisu CNN. Hirst. PUILZ•IIAIIt MArthrssrs. Aim PATENT IN , nem. I'manril 11,441.11. C NON. LND Nrrs. We ninntifiteture and idler for ante the best Ileds ever sold in thlatir any other nnulet. A perreionl inpwetlon will aat wry any tom or tlitmorriTtliMai.l what tie :Mite. lmr Mn.a tinits sea rumhtim beanty. cheapness eintiolleity and perfert imeese, asthma ohatroming the circulation of air. INtilore and others rill N•101tIlt their own Interest by examining to Ueda and Nets twfore purchasing elm s here. C. 11. A W. STItATIVN, Agent, 2.0 0..1 ti. v, ratt of lin.' way. JOITVEN'S KID-GLOVE CLEANER Jul' V :IN's I I)-G LOVE lIIIIANEIL Jory EN'S I; I 1411noVii CLI:AN .1411;{'}:\'S 1:11AILOVE Jul; V Iu; !AWE CLEASE centA Rcr bottle. ,•nN 13., Nati, trots per bottle. cents per bottle cots per 1,T1.. cream IN, boob. reels per bottle 11 cents per bottle. One bottle cleans 5. pair One bottle rleatot 50 pair. Our bottle clans LO pair. Ore bottle Atoms ki pair. A, no odor emece....,ln front the lerrporntion. the de... Can IN et - nr grata...deed,/ attar It 19 CINUIV4I. %VIII, a piece of flannel. aped n ) nenal 1...0ti-n of the. terviParation very Jghtly. and the dirt will I 0.11 y 0 It i 3 tlo. article ued by the lihkilov.. Mantel:we,. ee et ile,u,oe to tine,rl that punt, of tini-altunl nottezi...o lor which Ilwir gb .3t.3 are en J untl7 rol e-603.3d. It flan, kid tem.,. and white and cdore.,l Lid glover elegantly. • It 13 111501a1/ ankle for the toilet and for heaosilf) io; ti.. e•ottpleshen, re-mother tau, leimpl, /cr. far tesme4ll eArt-il..nro any of tier 1100000.1 and ono eattpanttions 11.3 tally .01.1 for that porpo3e. Oat ,tia, at the [ceding :re crid., w,ll c..nrinco any itm , that the article , I. all that It to rlalineel to I'.' 0 tenth: a It for - 13 ceuta, and you 31111 never eriNh to he without It. It oa t . leo 4141w-dor nil llli - nw,e, - 10.0n.11ec-aleere. i.. Fara-yr/0.1:e in Pena. burgh. and at srlecelte.al.., of the role ropri..tora, & CO.. lip. Raoon , rl r. NEW VOLK dia.-tenet to the Mule. A. Iln.ra in an infe.l.o Titledn in the rnarto.t, buyer, will len ralol - 01 to .3,100 the wane of et_tax upon teach bottle which thoy purrhneee. Aln - nya on baud 1.3 - R. II EN al - 11 TI 'II ARO. SON, JO?. PLENIINU, and oth-r lerughene. o, l'ite-.loogh. JeA,-Intelret House Famishing Hardware PIVOT L Sld OT NV 1.. 63 !Auden bake, New Yvf-1.. 'IMPORTERS and Jabber= of Cutlery, Fan j„ dere,' MI Tray., Tire Iran.. Tinned and gnronellal 110114 n, Ware. Vernal Tomed Wan, Andonn, Pry nook. find Rota Innondked Japn:tne.l Inatc,land lirittanttln Ware tr.O.NrrArrt.ri.r.l,l pLATED:.....I.OONS ASP voims. 1,1.11, Now York. PAToN..Niatilifacturor ~f. New and Ln • proved of I:N IT I: 111.1.1,1441C:1.!Agnes rent on appboolou Ia 11. I'AToN, JO:Golan x ,in•rn .tear. v.. w Lark. Modern Style of School 10iirrtlittiret lt XANUFACITIZED and for sale I.r _LTA_ JoussoN, 14-1. - - A v cul tr. 1..ru..: , 1 al oft applic;mn s. el.Anr. - LICaIITE. NEWTON & ' I3RA biIVRYS, 4,1 P.m..., IVIANUFAITI;I2 EitS .11 the Patent Areh 111 Wreat Plank Putt., • eiri.,ti-1 it r ii Ili. full two, ptittiy. api+l.ll.4i .1,011 01.•;11. i.f (1,1 frqmt the i,rivsP•l ntel arp(Air, wino ti in ...inir , titut L. thot tzoaru. ut "1", 1 . nt, , 0f Arch Plank, olden i* wrne , l Knit li• uti gnu:trim-411,a in tout env othrr to. fitruini , nt: whit- tiii it uni.n. , -1-ni •I 1 ail of lAN rountiy •rilor ior ~ o , . llencv A tit Jr:o Curers BAGA LEY, Oosii RA V E • CO., Wh.le.alt• nevi Wa.0.1 ett , ct, _ . . T_TAWOB.TIi BRO. & BRIAVNLEE. _Lk GroCVIS. ~f W. I.“tilic to tlvlr at.. - 1( HP, Itnndb.. Lor,r, 1%.r • ,•!0. Frnite anal Kortily a. Ex: re Old li.vernm..nt Jese Ili, Ml,,utary 111.u.k 4. 4 . 14,..^ Yowl.: 14.4) ,;11111,...i, end Itui , rtal Loverin,.'t Refine-I 511,71 r., 1.1,,17..gime Brand,. , 11.1. I.And Gm. OM P.. Win, re. 31/6.1 elan, et..l Clieunnugn -4.1c1. Whi.ky, Grrtnan and Havana C.-tn. Too olorro gotKIR: to.rtlorr otth o gono‘rol too.orlooll ol Grorcro,extrogorly Inc for uult, 010 - 4.01 d• no.l mlxH al tho l'a4otla Too Slot.. Como, - or Ihansos.l.44 btlolood Alley. 0r1..11, • " EIS & BERGER.. 'GROCERS AND Dnalers in Bacon, Lan!. Flour, Moire. DrulMit ~tillg.Wr.t comer 6.11.1.110.1 and St•avial Etr.., P. burgh. 1,1:1yd A LEXANDER KING, WHOLESALE Gorovr on.l Importer or Sotto dal, No. 273 Lllooty net, Pa. aplap , _ •AITCLIEL'IItEE. .In.. k 'SILO., Wbolmsaikrirorrrs. Rnctirrh.g !battlers, cad Wltig un,ll.lquar Merchants, Nu 'NJ 1i1,.rt7 strtet. Pittsburgh. Jut. , . . • ONE. & (100LEY, WHOLE:LAT.!: GRO CERS .11.1 Fical Furnighen deal,* stn.l littsborgb /innorlittur..n. `.tin. 14t Rater otmet. ea.or Cllrrry Alli7.Vitisb h. urz r2f. Y. NIIRIV ... JOII.V R. MIWURTiI. SfiltIVER ... I.II,WORTH, WHOLESALE I.w-:,ml envt, (15 ,, tIrrrn Woug.l nod F ruith 11•,1 Pit 14.13 rah. - CAT EB E TtY RV) . WHOLESALE .06.• Orn6 . randeonnirabon Mend..m.l.4er. Prdue, and Pitteldtrab Mannfartnred Artielen, Liberty totned. Jena 1•1111....4 1101 T— WILLIAM TIATD. _TWIN FLOYD CO.. WHOLESALE t• ilner," and ennignk.inn, Iterthan N. 173 Wore! .cl 2.1.. S Liberty Wert. Illtoburgb. fold _ W . . ................................. ATTS WILSON, WHOLESALE GRO CERS, Cininintiiikin Slsrrlinnis and Waists In Pr , . dime al.! Pittsburgh Neuntactnr.H,\o.2 1.16.riy stmt, Plttranirgb. ints • PIAIII/ MX= OICK.CT TSAI All IJIOKRY & Vi I tOIJESA Gnaw.% (Sommls,iqn Slerrhann, anti Donlvra iu Proln•-• No. 80 Watrr vrtret,t,nnrl 6:1 Front ortrt,t, 111011.18 1.1111.ty C'. D LUTA. /IL (Lain of the lino !Lebow. Latin k LITTLE &CO., WIIOLESALE GRO . Priebe - . and Corninianlon Merehaola and Dealer" in Mitaborgli Illarinfiittoren, 112 eon.] erect, pinny:s3 - 11ralITC1../,1 11.4 NORSoN. McCUTCOFA)N & CO., WHOI.II. SALlCOrorcui, Puebln end illomnikelon Merclinte. end Dealer* in Pitbilitirgli blenotbrtoriel Articles, ,No. 219 Litcitty street. curner.of Irwin, Pitteburgli. Po. men /0/I:IAMF.I.I. A. T. I..{t CITTATIFLI4. A TwELL, LFE & CO., IVIIOLESALE 11 Groccre, Produce and Conunieclori blerebauts, and [endure In Pitteloirich Monurneinrca. No. b Want Arcot In. twerp Nl:err Anil Front et., Pltbdrornh. ople _ _ ROUT:WAIIRON tt. UAL.. ROBISON & CO., 'WHOLESALE R. Grocnr. Conn - W.4km Morel:m:oa, and Denim , In 811 lambi of Provision!, Prk.luno and Pitteburiglk Mananctore4, No. 2651.11.vrtystrna. Pittm.bnrgh. laoly4 11YOBERT 11. KCIG(,TwVIIULESALE Ll CER,Cononial. Alnrehantorml Dntien. h, rnnlhont. YWy Flonr,And nil kind', of Country Pnnltun, no. 2n 1.14 erty ntrext., monN. of Sloth, Pnleburgh, Po. Lineal) 314. omens voids on nuomigninenni. Jandyti Kramer .1.15 e. nr,./DINo. ROBERT ,DALZELL t CO., WHOLE BALE diaiirs ? .C.otoolleolkm and Yorwardlrig Mer. claubto a:Al:P..l6re IN PrOducoand Plttabargki ILs.nufw..ture.o., . Nu. 211 Liamwty Iltbsburgh. PA, •my 2 ---iO.HN — )ciiii.i.i.i, NI. A —: ' , l sFiotm A nf e e• T ory ij i d t r!i ll ptl2l }. .Ero.34 l ;m B lkell al!_neltn i. L3l,nrrlt.l'a. enitlyd _ — ii - 7111 . 151 - tit il;Fiti - 11 - r, Manufacturer and Denier In 'TATS AND CAT'S, ::.. 91 WOOD eTICEIIT, Ponlargh. awl Polon. alroGa. Allegheny. • al5:1 y RICIIAILD 111 &ILO, -.-- b. 1.1 x IN LF.athar, Oil and Shoe FinclingA, • Nu. 212 Le lerty .tare t, ocill DITI'DIIURtiII. PA GROCERIES.— 120 40 prime Ilk CuDeo, 10 togs Jma 1 0 Mid. prime Artgur,_ ra bids 31c1ia.... 11% tilt climb. V. 11. md..llbiek Tem, lio bey a, and us Lump Tobacco, 21 kg. 4 T.la do. • 31 MU , Cot and Dry do, 21 1,14, Tunic Pt '1 1. 10 tibia Illeached nl,d Ditto %ludo 1111. • 200 Age 21a11s, snorted also. ' 100 bus W.Gbure, maortod Dam, • DA) bra 01IM Derwin 01100 P. 1,, and Roan Amp. 100 ban )100k1 Pandit., . leo bzat4pb.N ..4,111X) iba nu 414 biUs Wrapping Pgtpar • Par ode by • :IL nomos a en, F ar • _ 211 Liberty Ptectit. SUGAR CURED HAM.—•I tag e h n i ee s u ntru , reed - sad for sal* by 112ITTLE t 00, • _ Na lMosd stmt. " • • • ICEIIIINC;MEM H. ROPES AND TIV !NE', aro rn or nn on./ 1141 nor surge, Paivl.ral e ~... , . A`raLloAVg ALWAYS ON lIAND A FULL miroply ~1' Coll tool I lollsllopos, Hod C on New, .., Gard,n Wool, Ilroont.C.oilon on.l nil .lot; Papor, %Milo owl C.loroal Twine; OM I.lllft, Ntiniingtind 5i11.11 . 11 1".". on21:1).4lw8 A.x.d.it,6i-illxx - IPOICUIC, rbrntr of 6a., &realm/1 M(dttle Aar),. • •• . Allegheny City, Pa 'QUETITR & STAUB, Mauuliteturen of Ll Unproved TrurL and Patent Garde° Mee. nlarkennillo, lu 4euentl, tn. done to enter. All OP:101,1 ps,owily uttoulpti WILLIAM lIINIoLL. . ........... M. 1100011 WILLIAM lIAIiNHILI ifs. CO.. Pun st., below 3larliurs, Pittsbprgli, Pa. ISI'I'EA BOILER MAILERS ANI) SIIEET Ir W an orkrts, Manufadurpra , I%llolli Looaruotivo. Iluad alai Cylbal, IWllrra,Chlmneyx, riffl SIMMIII Pip., CouJetrueres Stlt Pam, Pau, Iran Yaa Iv. Lire Wats, otr.. A 1,,, Illackaatithe Work. ild.lo and Viaduct 100111, Jong at the ahorteat na tive. All order, from a diatanco proinptly attandtal to. • J 022 MMItX=MCNI TILE ATTENTION OF CARItIAGE MA- Kilns, Saddler, nn.l DesDrA IA •Slrecb.Al to Om lamb AIM; or N. I Mumsled 1141.0 tor Tnim and Trimming, IbitesO DALAll,Eollar,or Railing, Skbling,Spllls, Ski., ac., her sale of euotern prior. by GLORIA E 11. ANDERSON, Na, ES bil.CLulr at. REI story Phillip's rittelturgli, Fn. Penn Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh. 11r ENNED CIIILDS CO., MAN UVAC- Tuitrais .4"-- I'mtn A No. I henry 44 Sh.,lishs. Carwseluis of all goddrit and Ithadv.; Cotton Twit, , " lint Can; Plongb Linea and Sash Cot* Rope atoll glzaii and &wept tong Batting. 4.0-00,r. lelLst IS.. llttiOstors Store of Locos, DMus & Co., 131 Wont! et rts•L trill his. attordlos. 1e241y • J A MEI T riI.WIN, IIANUNACTUMER OF Q. U LPLIURIC ETEIER; Sulphuric Acid; ij tis - N•t Spirits of Nitro; Nitric Acid; Halmos's Anrslynst Blurtatlc Acid; Aqua Ammonia. FEE; Nitrous do Powlor's &drains: wi&OR • 17.111. W ARMIN 411 004 MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN IVARREN'S IMPROVED FIRE AND Watrr4hvof Oniniwaltion Roofs and Ituollng Mr terinla 67ntkre--24 Fifth rtrrel. DANIEL BENNETT, MA k: N im i- ru iF . J . t t,, (2l.7 , REil FAN . :C d. I : C II. O , kr. Mira ilia klanutactory, earner or Waabinginn aria Franklin %triers, Birmingham, opposite PlCtiburgb, Pa. 0.6. 10. J. P•PEP 4,1.1 . 0‘ ........... 11111.1 . 11, TABER, POPE E STREET, unncrrmcaeav or OSCILLATING STEAM' ENGINES, BOILERS AYD MILL ITVEICS, Salem, Columbiania County, 0. WHITMAN SREED'S PATENT OSCIL LATING Englare of nupeilor workmanship, con- Manny on band and 'undo to order. whir Gearing, Shafting. Soo for Fla/wing and Saw %Ile. and other pnrimene. A/40, Manufacturrrs of Judrou'r Glenruted Come...or nu, and Agonta fed WillWu, Rich t Co.'. Staehinleta. troll. Including Tunilog and Booing Lathier of army do. eaiptton (... , Inunon Slide Engine, namlo to ardor. inellattr, . . TOMOS MITC - 024 Jolt M D. rteaeox RM. STLVCIIIO3I. Union Foundry. 111ITCTIELL. lIHRIXON & CO. IVILL CONTINUE TIIE - IIUSINESS OF the Union Foundry, of the old stand of PENNOCK, 10TCIIELL S CIL No. hit Muir mt. ' They will manntscho o. so moml, a late ond gcnvol oo oortmonl of CASTINGS, comprioing Cooking Stores. Ranges and Slide °wink OPItel: A .V 1) PA R LOR STM - F-S, KITCHEN ORATES, Hollow Ware, Wagon Boxes, • Hog Irons, SAD IRONS. TF.A KETTLES, PLOWS 4 PLOW POINTS, Mill and .Nlaeliinery Castino.Ueuerally, And OAS wad WATER PIPES or all ode*. ;. IRON AND NAILS' OP rin: RPM' mv:iptia. Shovels, Spades, Picks, &c., All of which will to mid st manufacturers' prices. nry7,ly itiLT. fecal TATS. PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, No. 10 Vourelonrmt. Itpar I.lt.rty.and 472 Pmun atrwg, onxt 41... Alderman Parkittoolis OMR, Mid Valenti al, UMW Oar En'rY fnr Winer, ass sad Roam. tro73laf linerortie Tile Floor =;Clll2l===Z=3l " • AISItED ENGLAND, Sole Agent. r it()3l TAE OItIGINA.L PATENTEES, nialan t (11, Lacri.a and Mr , 1 , 1 M Ib,r & Coate, 'saw Y•al.. for Pittslntrab and the W , t. All wale eva-ated anafri, nark. Plana Prarriapa and apactaaato raa .ran at No. 2,ltadia.k .trees. near Ulu at". 7• ia:4s! mr131,111 • insurance agents. C. uLmA.N & General Insuntnee H • A g ent. and 1.1. w anc. , nn kore. Nn. 7a Fourth n , Nit.l.nr g lt. - TITEA CRA ITER Agents Neptune Insur oa.. Co. riNNEA . , Agent Eureka InsuraeneCo., • N./. A A. CARRIE it , SECRETARY •losnmeee Cowpa.ay or l'lltsbor g is. Jaw,' 8ui1.1... g , Foorth Cl ANtri:L L. MARSIIELL, Seeretary Citi- In.urrow.. enns i wny, 01 IValtt ottivt. v tiOItDON, Secretary Western Ilillfti;* aw...C...w w wy. Water .[ml. T I; A R.DIN ER COFFIN, AEnt for FT . lita IfOnrartr.C.voreny, Nor( 'rut corner:m - 0A and thin! •trw.t... p A. M )E I RA, Agent for Delaware 1 • 51.0..1 inwrmw. 'A, 12 %Val.-I...twat rpIIOS. t.RAIIAM, Agent Flmonrd Wynn- AL, .....,t•rnpany awl Pittabar ; ll Lila I DTI naw...Com w toy, Wawr awl Market alrowta. Till /S. .1. RUN - TELL, Agent Partners' and Mechanic.' Imam., C., Sal Water oar al. _ TosituA ROBINSON, Agent Continental Itorttraner fa., 24 Yirtb Wool. Rw• POI NDExTE.R, Agent Great West • vwn Irugrane. 0,-117 Burnt atreal. tient 'Estate agento. BLAKELY L ItIOIIRT, REAL ESTATE itiok.r. corrior Ervonth and EnataMold laatt/liairgh. Es. Faros. Elnan, Loa/ Vuraoccia, loanarlt awl odd on ouronnolon. [wand Warnnda, BM., pond. mad Noto. 14.1/..4.1 attNation givon n. .411,41/.1.1 1 .: ram. Raul alepaine Qom. Term/ r.n.ono hie. sa . ..11.1aarrS ---- WILLIAM WARD ;D , EALER IN PRO3IISSORY NOTES, Bond. Morto...a. and all tanenritlaa for money. Parson• rep proman hon. through ml Atoncy,nu reason. ahM torna. Thee wishing to Inverd their (nanny to good advantage, ran Corny, nod tint avd aocond elm, paper at my °May for sale. AU nuntnnnlretlons And Inter,.few. etrlctli confidnitlAL 0111 co tnLANT ATItF.I T, oppol RA. St. Paul I CatlwdrAl. Jrl,ltr G!MUIR W. BUN N, REAL ESTATE and In. trume Aunt. arum& to Intylog and waling Ilmtl'Erttt , of orrry tlegeription. and to Agency Inmtnesr generally. Al, to I tunning prmerty from Irmo or ttamtkir. by fib., for good, rollable Phtledelphmagamanieg. ettargos evotonttble. t rOlTice I% wet itlde td Federal awl, wow' door Booth of the North Comm.', Allegheny City. rotdl A USTIN LOOMIS & CO.. DEALEIIS IN Promissory Note, Wiwi% Mortgages and nll Securi ties G,r M..y. Mtiory hound on elteck• nt short lots, with colintoral sororities, Persons•dahing loons cant bo memo modated on reasonable term, and. cotoltallets coo be forinalual with goal ennui:lee at nonnaneratlve Klee*. Also, affeno to the gale, Renting and Leming of Ileal Dante. • /d - SvOMee No. In Fourth greet, above Wood. a's-AUFFTL`f 1,003119, Notary Polak. trul MeLAIN,& SON, Real Estate Agents Jo: anol 11111 Broker.. No. 63 1 4 Fourth dtrevL TIIOMAS WOODS, Real Estate Agent, No . . .7) 1;oosrlb street. 4111pboloterk • - - :Wall Paper Warebott.,.. Iv - ALTER P. MARSIIALL & CO.. Im porterann.l Dialers, 11 street. irdwesu Fourth street nod Olothond Alley, here may IA found an cateusirs luNortment of cvery description of Paper Hangings, for Par. logs. Halls Dining Rooms and Cinunbers. Also, Window Rhados, in ' groat minty at lowest Oros to country &Alen. WALTER?. MAIItIIfALL i CO. r. EnnONTAC.X W. Fl. 1.1.11.1.. EEDMONDSON & CO., Noo. get - ILIIII 08 • Third atmut, near wood. Matnafsetarer• and Denim,' in WALLPAPER. CURTAIN (100 UP. ORNAMENTS. PE/NOE.a , TASSELS ANTI coups. : • . . COMFORTS. nEos, PATENT SPIRAL Prraxa MATTRESSES, lc., Would aoßeit the attention of pare-lowers to their lam and varied stuck. _ __ . •p2thaind • _ -----_, - - J lIIEIiT, . RAICA I, UPTIOTSTLIIER, t./ a SE.4Vo. PM 100 Third illffrrot u lStisburgh , Matiourtur•r and .loAlor Itt: !CLAIMS COUNICE, DAT:IOI.SIIADESMIIitILLSDI3,I I AITHA SSF A CONIIOII.II4, CITRIIIONS. &c. Pitrticotar attoutton.pold to Btentob.. work. Carpet. flttotland 1,44 toforllillyd TLanb agents. • Collections intow.. J. M. GRIFFITH, COUNSELLOR A T LAW DITBUISIT, lOWA, WILL' GIVE PARTICULAR ATTEN- V T tlun to the cnlinetion nod Waling of debtammaitim. Maim., kc,lo 'Dubuque end surrounding cOuntry. ar•Rainatincm Promety Nada mrcamern tx mrtsaintonn B. P. Van litorndionit Cegl Jomit./..wth 4 •C °4 IL MAU, Iloberco, At Cy;, A. S. O. scirPhYi ' Wm. Cunningham CO • A D. IL CLAAOAtrA AvAd TKINS' THIRTY DAY CLOCKK A-1- FOR ootisTrso 800318. A good imply Jut received and for ale by /723 J. R. REED a 00,Tnntlen. 6 Vittsburo 05ayttt PUlll.ll , llkO DAILY AND WEKK 6_ RI D 1:3 L E & Q 0 PIPTII lon't storrrunew. lijr PA 11, tl 7P: rrr..r, fhroldest ~ , , a ,, p apor in U. O, and 6 , 6l4ngon•lti. , l•ll.er.r,,diati.a, noninougObir Inisins• WI eta ~n, It , e 1„, a splorrava" wire, 0, 0 ,6 urbieh 1., rearh f/.IZ/:/7/: IA tar, obt StallnklY. nn n I.Ary, fol.inkri sit,. and r alatios tro. udttife. Ito Nr news../ Ih. nwL, olriluUy prelkared aryl rrp•rf Ih< 3 . 14A,18, ~,, nrarroul and npo.olnry fa. NI, ono/ ne , u eat" /lank M.4 List. mrrrer# ;eerily At" 11,” purr—rending It the /Acid Onnm,reita Nenripon, "'the f/.1 lIX --Fix Dullan fur mown, ',nub]. • ! I V,' cult.prr poquble to the tFarriets. !WEEKLY—Two 1101111/11 per unouni, paynblu I Clubs writ furninli.. the follow., 14.1 . 1/111: Four corium rwr Twenty And one to the pt... 0 wttiog up the club ...111.111 i• j t . , ulx our strictly rwildrt. , . per will be veto ides till time in up to which ,t Rate• of AdvorthOng I Spam 10 . 111 L, I ..... I " " I " I. Yearly rulvertlmera ere ontlllod to ono egnarit,clieng able plennure, per simuus....— iro-Advertlarterntx 111111011 s trebte price. , 10d a I nd Humanity." volt oovramoit, 1) A ‘ V" ID WILMOT OF 1111W110II. NVII,LI MS D, Tllll.ollCLPtild.. ronJ caenracxcrnvar, JUSEI'II I.KWIS, of Cbeater, JAMES TBKCILot Pelson. , • DANIEL NEG EY, Collins tp. THOMAS KIVDOO, Snowden tp. J. B. BACKHOUSE, Ohio NICHOLAS VOBIIHTLY, J 0... Allegheny, J. HERON FOSTER, Pittsburgh. Jete GABRIEL ADAMS. of Lower St. Clair Regi•ter, JOIIN O. CURTIS, of Ohio township. Recorder, NATHANIEL PATTERSON, of Birmingham. Treasurer, JOHN J. MUSE, of Versailles tp WILLIAM N. BUILCUNIELD, of Pueblo. • Auditor, A. 11. STEVENSON. of Lower St. Clair. elrek of FAR Courts. THOMAS A. I,rtlS LEY, of ritteburgh. of the Pam., J. Mobs NEV SNODORASS, of Nfifilin Ur fire, lowa, Aug. 2 Editor., The farmers iu the northern I pert of this State, and in die antihero part of lllinuis and in Wisconsin, are toss in the midst of wheat harvest, and the toiling lotshandinan is being richly paid with an abundant harvest. I I 'teased through this regieft in this month last I year, and I should judge that the farmers will I have a yield of at least three times as much to the acre as they had last year. It is no uncom mon thing tar a farmer to have front one to three hundred acres in wits a: arid double that quantity in corn. What .hose extensive prairie farmers would do without those reapers and mowers I cannot conceive. Tim harvests could not he se- Cerra without thee.. A-good team with a man and is boy and a good reaper will cut frotu ten' to fifteen acres of wheat per day. I traveled with a man in the-ears the other day who told me he wt. on a bet that he would eat with four horses anti two men to assist him twenty five acre of wheat: in twelve hours. lie bald he did it in. I,j hipars, Willi his and got pay by the acre beside... I - regard the reaper and mower the greatest invention in fanning implements that has occuried store the day the Almighty set old father Adam it; forming le the Garden of Alen down to this year of 5-rase A. D. IS:17. I have heard the annual of oakings of our farmers - for the hod thirty years, and I begin to think these croakers are infidels. In the first place, is soon as the snow leaves 113 in the Spring and the frost is out of the ground, these croakers tell us the wheat is winter killed. If a few warm bunny day. should prove this r e port untrue, we next ear that the when is killed with the dioagth. If it should with a few warm showers still show signs of liftt, wU 11011 hear that the wheat is de stroyed with the weevil or some other mischiev ous insect. The neat deals, we hear of is, the ' wheat is destr4,l with the rust: and, if the wheat crop survives this last death, we beat are :aid lima it is reined with the wet Weather. These crocking f ,111,111 Seolll to ignore the text that I will quote for their especial benefit: -While the earth remaiaeth, seed time and liar. vest, anti cold and heat, and summer and winter, and day rind Tight, shall not cease... The Jews were a nation of farts:era, and the song King pavid wrote for them to sing might be appropri tely adopted by us as a nation. at the close of his glorious and attendant harvest "Mout/la test the earth, and waterest it: Thou greatly enriche=s it with the river of Clod, which is full of water Thou preparest them corn, when Thou bast so provided for it Thou watoreat the;idges thereof . abundantly Thou et:Most the (throws ihor<uf Thou makes; it soft :with showers: Thou ttltssest die springing - Hirt:Pots u • Thou combs.at the year with Thy goodness: and Thy paths 4iro). tat nee. : they drop upon the pastures of the wilderliess: and the little hills rejoice on eN cry stile the pastures lire clothed with flocks: the sallcta also are covered with corn they shout fur they nLso sing." Voiles, K. MATICT AND THE ASSAULT Pras Ma. :4.11014H --All illtiMati friend of Mr. Marcy fur alshes the Now York' enusia, (11apti.t paper) the following stntctnent "Governor Marry VOA sin sys true to lib; eon victious on the slavery question. •Slavcry is yours.' said he lo a 5001.11,11 g•entlenuan, who ' was endeavor:rig to comtnin I the institution to his bisor, 'and year have the political right to retain it long as you please. and to estimate it as 0 hlekslng: but we of the North want none of it; to unit would he nn unmitigated curse.' I "Two weeks before he died, Governor Marcy had attenited the Second Baptist Church in Roclit,ter .tail had listened to the preaching of the Iler'. George Dana I.loa tilninn. Ile was great ly iul ereitetl in the sermon, rind wits strik ingly t w messed by the preacher himself. From the sermon and the preacher oar conversation turned to the occasion of Mr. Boanituan's leav ing South l'arolina, and to the assault by Mr. Brooks upon Mr. Sumner. 'You can tell me nothing,' said helot' the sensitiveness of South ertigentlemen on hat subject. lint' he added, did not hesitat e to give them my views in full.' to on interview with one of them( who justintar the nssatilt, he paused—stopped--Awe •we're walking in the street) and turning full to wards MO, he said, with emphasis, '1 told him that if an other mats was a blackguard, it gave rue no right to be a bully. You say that Mr, Summer's speech was a studied, elaborate insult. I have not read it. I don't know about that.— But I tell you that all the scenes in Kansas will not eo much disgrace us among the governments nnd people of Europe as this assault in tho Sen ate Chamber of the United States. It will be accounted, and justly, an invasion of the free dom of debate. And I tell you further, that I Would be glad to be let off with the lass of two hundred thousand votes in the next election, in consequence of this affair. And:continued the Governor, 'I wus right. The State Pe'partment 'brought me the- jonrnals of rill' Europe' We were more disgraced by this transaction than by the troubles in Kansas, and as for the election, nothing saved lls but the opposing candidate.— Once I thought the election loot, as it.. was; and if Judge McLean had been the candidate, it rwould have been lost irreparably.' " The sumo writer says that:— "The Governor did not regard the Kansas troubles as settled. Governor Walker had then just reached Kansas, and published his promises of the sacredness of the doctrine of Squatter Sovereignty. lle expressed himself, In the strongest terms, as without confidence in Gover nor Walker's pacification. The event has justi fied his apprehensions, and the grounds on which they rested." =CIMEI TUC 0 :ZILIZOT or DANCl,lo.—There is It story of an Imperial Highness waltzing thrice in the same evening with an English lady at the Court of Berlin. She naturally felt, and' frankly ex pressed herself highly flattered by the compli ment. "I did not intend it ns a compliment," was the answer. "Then," said the lady, some what rebuffed, "your ighness must be• very, fond of dancing." "I detest dancing," was the still unsatisfactory, respollBo. Undeterred by het ill success, the fair kmglishwoman still pros. center] her.inquiriMu. "What, then, may I- ask, can be your Imperial Highness' motive for danc ing'?" Madam," was the exalted personage's reply, " dance to perspire!" ILLNI36 OF JUDGE LOCICILLIST.-4t Is reported that the Hon. James Lockhart, - member eleot to Congress from the Evansville (Ind.) District, is rapidly sinking übder the fell destroyer, con eumption. In all probability be will bo unable to take ists soot in the nest Congress. This morning, while in the city--of Leaven— worth, I learned that a Free State Convention was to meet this afternoon in the town of Atilt son, that Gen. Jim 'Lane watt .expected to be present to address - the people, and' that a mob of pro-slavery men were determined 16 rule the city by mob law; and prevent Lane from speaking. At an early hour this morning, I he pro-slavery men in Atchison began to show manifestations of a determination to break up the convention, and to prevent Lane from speaking by force. They assembled in crowds, armed with knives, revolvers owl rifles, and formed into companies, paraded the streets all der, threatening to shoot or hang Lane if he should make his appearance in the town. EC= Ono of them had a rope around his waist, with which he threatened to hang Lane if he could catch him. Others who sail rifles said they would "draw on. Jim Lane at first eight." But the free State General did not makes his appearance; he drteie to within a mile and a half of town, when he met some of his friends, and they prevented him from going in, and the' regulators were dis appointed, and to spill their hate upon eonmenc, the t p commenced an assault upon Mr. Adama, a resident of the city, and a brother to the Mayor of Leavenworth. A crowd gathered around and flourished their knives over Mr. Adams, threat ening to cut his heart out, &c., but a few free state Germans happened to be near, and drew their revolvers to'prevent such an act of-barbar ity, which was observed by the assailants, and they suddenly concluded to desist, and Mr. Ad runaescaped. Atchison all day has been under the control of the pro-slavery mob. Dr. Stringfellow made a speech to "the boys," and advised them to put up their weapons, and maintain order and de cency in the Lawn, but- such advice was not heeded, as the speech was only made forulfect abroad. Yours in baste, more to-morrow, ••$, 00 In ( YO ndllo pi uld. 1 (k) 1; . 3 00 4 00 00 .700 . 00 10 00 12 00 'AI 00 TUE MET/NIES IN INDIA—PRECARIOUS PORI • T/OS OF THE BRITISH FORCES—Bombay, flay 12. —The British forces in India are in a more pre-. carious position every day, inconsequence of the.extenaion of the disaffected spirit•to a num ber of regiments hitherto 'passive, and the-Con centration of mutinous troops on two or three important points. Delhi, the only British ar senal of magnitude. in Central India, being in the hands of the rebels, General Barnard has been placed under the obvious disadvantagii of fighting against a well-provided enemy with short and inadequate supplies of ammunition. The siege train which he took with him from Phillour was furnished with a limited quantity of shot and shell, and, strange to relate, was unaccompanied by artillerythen enough to work the grins. It was found necessary, tit the latest moment, to draught a number of gunners from the various stations of Lahore, Ferozepore, Loodianab, anti other places, with the painful certainty that lives so precious cannot for the present be replaced in case of loss by wounds or sickness. The necessity for economizing am munition has not been confined to the artillery, but extends to that of small firms, now also likely to run short. The enemy, aware, no doubt, of these deficiencies, have harassed the besieg ing force by daily sallies, knowing that even when repulsed they are inflicting incomparably greater injury on us than we can do to them. 7. , f0r is this the only danger under which we labor at Delhi. The regiments which mutinied at a distance have reached the ground in the vicinity of the city, in large numbers; and tak ing up positions in our rear, they render still more unsafe a position already fall of dangers. To meet the exhaustion of our numbers by death. we have now at Delhi little or nothing to fall fall back upon, after the junction of the Prinjaub forces: and a wing of the Bombay Eu ropean Fusiliers which marched from alooltan to Lahore on the 22d of June. Whilst our European army is thus likely to he but feebly reinforced from the northward, and circumstances at present render aid from: the southward impossible, the mutineers have gain ed considerable accessions of 'strength from all quarters. They have dispatched letters in every possible direction. ceiling on their brother Se poys to aid them; amongst others, one addressed lathe mutineers of Boreilly and Nloradebrol was intercepted at Hauper. TILE Plielock!phut Pres., Cal. Forney's new paper, girce the following evidence that the game of making Kansas a slave Slate by fkaud and violence is to be pnsiled to an immediate. con summation : IRPORTANT DIRPATOII FROM WASRINGTOS. • [SOOCR.I for The ; RASEIINOTON, Aug. 28.—The • prospect of a fair election for Delegates to 'lie September Con . - rention in Kansas increases. The work of the Convention, will, it is said, he quickly done. 11 willyrobably be submitted to the people on the day that a Legislature is elected, and the chances hro that the Constitu tion will be in Washington; with a member of Congress and two Senators to back it, by the lot of December. It is supposed that the Constitution, like that of New York and Pennsylvania, will be :Went as to slavery. This programme will prevent an nttack on Gov. Walker's nomination in the Senate. He can resign, and may come as a Senator from the new Slate. Rest assured, there is some Lope that this plan wiU be carried out. The election ttfer delegates to the September Convention in .fiwnsatt" was had two mynas ago, and a.Pro-Slavery body returned by a total poll of less than fifteen hundred votes. This elec tion wets held under a bogus Registry, which ex cluded the great bulk of the Free Statemen from voting, The Constitution has . of course been already concocted in some Pro-Slavery conclave, and the Convention will merely go through the form of adopting it. They doubtless know a good deal more about ite features in Washington than in Kansas. "A Constitution silent as to slavery," framed by a Convention elected under Border Ruffian authority, will he a Pro-Slavery Constitution; slavery is already in Kansas, so far as usurpa tion bogus law can plant it there, and a Conven tion springing frOm the bogus authority does not need to legalize slavery there—to say nothing is to leave slavery legalized and established. No intelligent person can honemly dispute this. Shall a Constitution so fruited by a Conven tion chosen by less than a tenth of the people, and representing but one-fourth of the number, he imposed on Kansas by Federal authority and bayonets! This is the precise issue now ten dered. What say the Free Staten?—,S. Ssluxe!. MaN.umnsyr.—Among the various items of news recently telegraphed from Wash ington, was one stating that "satisfactory ac counts bare been received from all the wagon rood expeditions excepting that of CoL Nobles, which has disappointed the expectations of the government." The line which this expedition was to survey was from Fort Ridgely, Minneso ta, to and through,the South Platter the Rocky Mountains. It was the only road authorised at ' the first session of the last Congress., but it, is still unsurveyed, while roads authorised through the Southern territories at the extreme end of the last session aro now nearly all surveyed. Nothing appears to have been done at the first until the second were authorized, and the mys terious manner in which It has now tined while all the rest have succeeded needs explanation. This is furnished by the St. Paul Pioneer and Democrat, an administration organ which char ges the Interior Department,with holding, back the necessary supplies upon frivolous , and un justifiable grounda, and says that ^if anyblame attaches any where for the non-consummation of the work, it tato the ' . officials 'at Washington, and principally, we rerret to say, to the Interi, or department." A St. Peter, paper. of, 44y. 28th, announced that Cot Noble a eipedition will not go out again until fall. The Pacific mail overland mute having been located through Texas, Arkansas, and - along`the 'Gila firer, the wagon road on that line, and whieli is really the preliminary survey for the Tess Pacific railroad, is being proceed forward - With extraordinary rigor so that it is said the road . will lie ready for use in a few months. Yet this was not au thorixed by Congress until one year after the Pork Ilidgely and South Pass wagon road. To exeusethis Locus peens Ow, Indian war is broilet forward, but the trolibleswith the sav ages itaew Mexico arelar more• serioils than any in the northwest. . . VOLUME LXXI----NUMBER 12. • II Froin Eilausas. SVAINETLIKAiIIAS, Aug. 224, 1857 WHEAT AND ?OIIK LY KRATtxx.Y.—The Louis: vino (Ky.) Carla. of the 2ail, inst., snym—Tite yield of tibia hen been In ingniq ptaq.,Carger in Kentuckitban wee,over before grewq,,while the prospects fer every pthec product aptegually flattering. The corn, croplasare boyandiperad-, vontbre, while 'potatoes and other Jegetables were never more prolific or or cheller.quality.. Under these influencie; price, have declined, and' from all the ttifermation _wc gather...the prospects of the next pork-packing season favor an increase in the number Of hogs, and, inct ease in weight and hipd, but prelent prices are ex. tremely high, as the old stock is well nigh cit.:.; hanged, and the Impression is general that as. the season advances the prices will recede _Tan Toledo Blade notices a rumor that tbo Groat Western Road, connecting-with the : Was bash Valley and runt:dui west, through - Illinois, - has transferred its property to the First Mort= gage Bondholders, thus cutting , off all other' 'creditors. • Ne w , Prinic Stock pIAMOS. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR .pled4l,l nu* ottuli,r PTANG ?)BM, from ibunvintifacturx .1 chickur- unr , It* k SOW, Boutinuielettsl rzt.u,ustr G , r• sp r fi v ee es and eornpriaing all the ntrletieu mad nyl4, facturpd at the renownrd rtuddt-lnuriu ofiebiettering Mem. Mickel - lug/ ii•nis baud L.,114.5ur4,1 tho tomit llnliitiltlunt and Maui Pairs iu livatot.,srow York, and other pla in. Eleven °old 3lothtr, Foreuto,l Silver 'ave Brunie .11rilant, and Um Prize Medal at thu - • Farr la lAndoit, VSST: .11. 51VZSAL 8 E CO• N l• I A. doe eh:genii Clii.l<rrrrllln. Piaui; very little 4-lOdi Mitlioriany use Piano s lii good . 4 old f.shknam.t... • Ado, a foil rupply of VIANO STOOLS , JOEIN U. MELLOt, hl tkAlreemDiankod Alley ind Fourth at. ncle Agout lur Chirkgring it.Eona, for Western Ywnnsyl-,:r istra. Eaten , rti Ohlo andNotllllo•torillli*inia:. mrSdkwr LE,COYti HAND PIANOS.- vz7s—oa. Octave, benotthilly met re, Ittainimal cam, Iron Frame Plano, maim- @ 6o:tared!, Chieltorinat &NMI, in etrelliatt °Mar. Price . .5 1 - 4 - 5--o. 7 ft...wood iron Frame Piantaman.. nartured by Gaut, Balton. Been inure bet months. SILO—One G Octave. iirefeWlWA.lam"., Iron Frame Piano. I made be Dream Alton. PRI, 61W. 1150-I.inu Octavo, Ibaorwood ram, Iloudoir harm, manu- Cacturcil by Gilbert. Price $1."...0. 670...—0ne 6 Octave. pmerifeetured by Moyer: • Priia VO. sao-01te O rO. $.16.--One 0 t Albmcht to. The above rimoetireekla emellard order, and ready for tad° at the Pimo, Warerooms vt 191 IN 11. MELLOR, - A Damag ed ow Chic/tering^ 2 Opt»,Plano. ONE OF CHICKERINq son , Cgreielleie 7 octave, erekaaili _ areal Itesewood PLLXoB,idamagedia than . . rfl foralture only where the hlemlehee are not cx.p9seilt.wß lia ahlet it a great bargale. , Thu abet° Piano it on. of dot Lirgalutot..7 ootarn Plana. rt-celvwl today iron, Checkering k Song, IkWton . ,and will be warrantedwo kneingrocelred Air soleby• J011:.U. LLOII,. • Agent for Chickening St Sons, Ilottmi; Je l l) so. bl Wad street, Pittiburgh. A Splendid Invoice or • • • SYNTAX • .1 , 7 TJ" INT I`S S etc c r.. .4.. Tc../T. ?ES , NEW TORIt 'I‘IIiI.I I COS • . A$ :It'S'r BE . F.N 11.116EIV: 41.16 . „.. .iii , • 4EL BE . . 11, KLEBEft,S; 1380... ife. - 0: —. 111 !Also, of STF:INWAY & PON'S NEW VOILK PIANOS.— Thiseplendld lot of Joan:meets hail heed exprelnly mad. apd prepared for thin markrt,.d ernbreotee all 3tylen nod Wen from the timid Hem for SlOOO, to the plolo Vinare nano, for $Wd. , , lI:KLUGE k J3EO, ~ No. 33 Fifth vireo. IP. B.—Dno , m&len , vrlll ho xi.. or their arrival. .14 —._ I _ - New Bieck et Piwes, • " 1 . . . . . ?TTTNNS & CLARIC, 'N'eNv York. THE PUBLIC IS RESPECT-i,; ? thlly informant that onr. trareconme, Itielt hall been completely drained by the h troy :toeing cilia. ere again filled withwleltefttt end'cora 1, tenatortinent of It IiNNS b CLAIIIt'n celebrated PIANOS, (every idyl° and price. Terence whaling a flirt duet clad daraW intiruntent will rier.-14 bear is mind that the !yea Pianist, THALIIEILO. protaameed Nino. 4 Cletk'e Pone!" roperior Inerrnmente In every reetWet. Thepiddle tv Invited to call and examine fur thetuseivea „11. 1114Y1Eit .t. Ilit0; SUle Agency for Manna & Clerk... PLinw for Weeteral`enita-, ,}lnstenetiltio and ZiottleWatern Ifirt, , inla, No. A• Fifth street. next door to Ninaonle Ilea lei • gEIV AMERICAN . VKM.IS FCIIOO4—tIFIATIMITYI ELI I IIE, I 1 Wood atrael. h tad roreired tItO two' Arneticala Violin Schaal • With claw nod ronpletn rule nod extovite, and all noctooutry laetroe• Octal to perfect the plotvarta tho'arihrt.layin, the VIOLIN WItIIUL'T A MASTER, Together with n lorno rolhe-tion of popular Music, consisting of:Polkas. Schottiorhro. I.torchse. Quicksteps. Songs: Dorn. Ors, Contra Dances, Cotillions, &c., kr., by Elias Prim Mt rto. hiu, !LAME'S NEW KIIICAN FLUTE SCHOOL, with rtriplet6 ingtructionc for the t lute withimt. a muter, Co. •cct her with a !ugh colt ,boas of the impair Utak 6f the day, by Elias lium,Prico.s6 cte. bent by mat lto , and addrost; frit* of fuitnio. . . . . OUARIATITE BLUME. • ' . • No. 11a, Wood erreet, sd doorabose Fifth street. 41.4 NII Six Octavo Rosewood Piano Porte, in 1,7 good order) for $73. Qno Mahogany Plano Forte, front mood rorurra, good order, for $55. For vie at the old: natabllsherl PlaturDevot • of ' CIIARLQTTE nuan, • 408 sr. 118 Maxi et.; 2ddorreabove Fifth et.' rrIlE IE3IOItAItE.--JuPt nveired Trrc A 31.1011 . /IC.L. n ct.ll,cion of Catholic Abide, mott , dultsg• oho 3fas.e. o *hurt Rodulotts Maas, roman - v, and n variety of trilacellatmoo, piece. nti faitle for morning and eeettln&aer-. virm with accompaniment, for Organ ur Piano, by Anthony ITOrner.Ornaniet at the Cathedral of the IfolyCrova,Bosion. ' 11,14 splendid wor hs in. front thn pros. and Itr pro nounced the titoet ennoble and t.onolete collection of mash: for the Catholic Church over itottlivited iu this coulitri, roc sale I, 11. N 0.53 Fifth street. NTEw Schottisch, 3715 Melinger. The not popular SchottWl. out. W...1.11:14 Schottky:h. Iletn Bonnie Pond,. Quadrille, t; Inletoer I ,iod her dill in FLIT • • ell Pear cloaks, G.mic Sung - The Lilac at the door, • Star Spangled llanner Waltiee, loot reed and for gale at the 3lnsie4tore of ape JOIIN 11. MELLOR. 81 Wood Atrovt. iu.sT PUBLISHED—The Common Schl 'J. owyn,rhy: sn elementary trendy tin mothemntimi, phi/steal soil pains mi tinnwlipliy for the umtif echools, by • D. it Warren illustrated by swigs mad imaihrune Emp.. W , orew, Phygtal Geogristilo, - 1rrue,l e, quyth,—n t untmo, Gap l of •nd en *1 Ji y datito Pahl Schoo t hint book ny Board of Con Allegheny Citl, •Ilroen's introdnet ion to the Elorly orGll.6l.lDar. • Leariee ennintete Spelitog [took nod &Mennen for writing from dictation. Iltn-and's History of Oa United Etatea. rcarra Series of Retutera e llie•lling Books 'and Cards. ' tel:Won of School Directors, Teachers rind Mite:Mir r. Ina teal to the chose nod a number of new Educational 'Wocki, at the llookatore of E. C. COCITRANE, ' no. h. Tellers! Strool,Alleyhany. A fog inprie of the School and Colleco Text hooks in uso in oltr awl wintry, School dtattonery. lc.. - Wholeeate and Retail, at low prime. 1131 r ARP ERS' NEW PUBLICATIONS for 11 sale by J. L'ltgAD. a Yoneth weed: • VSrsdnin litu.tmsed..n.ntsinlng .a Visit to the. .Virghsla Cranpan,'and the Adventures of "Porte'Crayon" his (tooling. 111astrated by dniatingSl by Portnerayoin 1 vol., bv../ cloth, earn; 133 illumtmthilbs • Allventares and Explorations in Vlondisran I vol., pro., malls and illusuntkais, by OVet. V. Wells. , • )lorded or Single. by C. M. Strips Ica, 2 vols., Erna. The People end the Bible: by Mite lite,htr. The Profrsor, by Curter Itdl.. • illotte . ii 111 story of iln.ore, 14 yob.. fluropn In 100. by ltaltlards. Artl33 R4.101111[1012 . 5, 194 i, tho Into publlratlolis of Harper, For rale br J.J. L. READ. . . . . .1 ' Rare Inituaeme.s. A - ..t:ARNAGITAIVeI ENTIRE StOCS. , ... - or :NI ENS' ANI) BOYS' CLOTInNG. .., TO DE DISPOSED OF. • pALES rO.II3IENCING TUESDAY. JDNEDA LASit' . A A it intended to enlarge and., improve . nur Store Dann LATE IN JULY, the whole doe!, of TO . AND lIDXS* CLOTTIING, FITILNINDING , GOODS . .„ AN.. eee on bendswill be offered AT PRICES :MUCH - llh. LOW THE ItIitIULAR DATES with the vioir 'of 'CLOSIND .1 ' OLI the whole baSewe rottatteneln: the iniproventinta— • ' Tlii=lll b. obeeriAllie out a nienwthat to.gat rid of- • old us everything will be Amid WNW AND DASH- ' ,„ lONABLE. Mit the contemplated wlterwiloom Troeld nee.... • .'... laity defer° the mock. and to obviate thla It IA . propc*Kl to iiii ' clew* owl the whole at 'very low rate, Wad' open thia Tul Tate with 11.11.10riMOLIt altogether mairi - - ' '"' ' A tine variety of Ogee good.. far custom work , =la- ~.... .- 1 riee will be =do to ordyrut a j liti . f . c ili CA lco ßN lto A t atual, ,i Jepattf] Federal et., twartbe yin orate. Allegh•III city. , -...,..' i —_,- plieF.lal Ziotsee,,.., . ' ~ • i BOOTS AND 13.130E15;.• • - • ', • ' Yill OLE SALE ANll 1i. ,- .E T APL , , 1 - ' OIES ROBB. No. £ O .l _3larkiatatreat,Lr y L ples:iTre " ln"c"rili l l'n7;ito U nlZALl W ot i Pi: A.,il;, inV.rtlin putf: ''''' li t o , ierolly to hi, third tarp...witty.of rh•most splouditt , • • , • • ... • o f 800 till TS. OES, GAITERS', SON-TAGS, Lc., me,. cr. Z it ' din this city. purrlosrairtt•fetTrinrrthe Manufacturer. • ihdlmporters offrewatt•SAeca in Me Vattern* rider. Thht , • elect Is Just whet It purport. to bo—roryujogrior .. nott ,: . *looted to the pronent yummier' irilsOit'r' ' ," - ' '-' i. Ills stock of Ladles!, Oenta'ddiseuassadChlldrans' Erewh, :.:-.; 6 \ Simi. Is equal to any found E a st. The ease and graceful- ~ 14 nwistof their tits Is charming. Ile takes pie net., ifillillt!!....N` ,, . .: leg On who are In trout to giro hint n call. , Pricey still_bw7,i, '', 14,.. roundel, usualo , rer,V low: . •'' • ' ' ' '. ' " ~ `‘ R4mernber the plum., Yo. g 9 Market drawl, Pittsbuigh'.' ' - 1 ". • 41 , t3TATM.i_TI - E - CI, .13ELAJD.Taigit7. --- ' — Pima Lott,- (Vole* 'lbw Et lEalr''Stii44',Erldge,) ' 7 1 Allegheny n.Olty,n.P.erittka.., - ( r : , , V eiriiierullrlt‘or''. , •"-..- . ''' ORADLEY'S WOOLEN' . IiNITTING"IIII , I Of every Color nod Number. 111 PREPAIIEb. TO FILL. ORDERS ON"'. J liort notice for every color or 0.mt!.. ,, f - Y......L-11 , .fr 1 -"r . -.,' n g hoen one of the 'Otfirit t el InounrActurcrs oUthe rele) 4 ra- ' mti•itratiley Woolen Varne,"in amused,ou with my heather; -- ,W 344 Bradley, of lEbeellug I would nopectfully „sep t ic q • she of the orders fur Yarn.; traboic. i * h paid for Sheep Skies and Wool. • • il mi. - --- sio7 , ..l — Er THE MOST CO3IFI 'ol'6.okintc,Pii..torend 1 Allegheny City, et thlifouvat eelettrated • ..,Etna Air/right, • .1 , ,Ativera, Tropic, •Topilier with every soviet:o Hull siWaro,llouswArtitthli Fkluirrel and Parrot cage C Ad. Pedonal Itreet, Allegheny. rifTECIREATEST'MAfCH MACHINE IN;. . - 11 VITE tVORLD! ... - ia FOKTUNI:. 3I ADE'NFITII A SMALL iNittldpfl . : ' • I TIIO3IAS' PATENT MATCH lIACIIINIr. '• " "-'" • .In • title. cheap and perfcci3lataht Maker. The-Madithe s pod! , mIY 4 113 : i. , driYoat,Lyjsand, and wid make the $.... - :j tithe f the mtholiittatm Int short dine: inierii siott. iteikitle to be had readily It materially reduthe the coeL , ii— , '',. -:AliatSaverol county or *whine prirfleare ate offered t0t..,.: Qs nt ili.il.rate pace. • For twirtlatfare;eallafGAZETrg.. ', .PMTITINIII BOOM: Fifth aural, , , •', "jithd.leifettl''''''!' IC 1851 ,-,.....—•,,„ %;,..y - , ...:,'‘' 'O,ACOND IT'LL STPPLTOF . ' CARPETS ''' tgr.CLOTIII; MATTING% k0..,:03;the Paerth Stiiat Store. ..,,U. ,D.siE 11J McGALLEU'hailei ju r *.reittin . e.liSiim' Vert ..' ' Battattto title', where. bring to the ' , remit atoprarett Mt. ,•-.7. of Umimarket, they have purchaxed.atel et rem loit‘ratei, a Welted almost entirety rpreisteek of CA'RPrilXo,cooeltt . : .'1!" "a 14°4—'14tbrrgit "I"44.P l lMP 4 ftlron - ! si d come t ps. .ye etlibd Tuned earth - Wit*: ' ' ' IN Vellhalif tettety °Meer/fel& Witelmithedei,i., , ,,,, Attar ,Bottrata.ll3rert Hoihtud, Alt of whic4l4. l l lie of. toted t tho UM= 'RAU for cash. ,ffilte .. 0 4 Jrt., , , , ~•,.. ktepeis mill led tt %their od•ontogo to gra theeta ran: ^. , ... , I:.olloiiiiiiiB--AlteniV : n ilidilluglibbP l ' . , ~ A. Spring, Percept., oter otylai,Vm eatoltp, Id tet All., i. eul2.• • W. $ - BIM. idustril L 'TE .ASSORTALEET"- toven to lm toned Ili jiriteactotopi:lsing in wt llie ervelal Palace Cooking, irt.V.A., fu the flee,- emt;. f.1,1.1t1,::r Glad Spouting, 1114 . 7,. 4' "$ ' s4 Thf • qf .ttn Tad as -4 '''°Eo. ilitßLEr• t
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