Vittsburgil (Oactie. - - I...urnr......s.airoLimiumsztizassrr S. RIDDLE-& Co., Eviron.f.nd.pßoparsrons PXTTSI3IJ'ELG - 33: TIIUSSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10, 185 T RI4DIXO MATI7II OI L►CL PAOII OP THIS PAPER. The, Democratic. Party Responsible for our Railroad Subscription/I:, 'The Convention of 1day,31013413,,met at the Court House,. and istest vote showed 88 dele gates present. The list of delegates shows that It embraced most of the prominent democratic leaders of the time, and if we may judge by the record which has come down to us, it was under democratic control. It woo organited.by elect ing DOD. 1101ICHT C. Hama, President. This I 'gentleman was always-an unflinching democrat and occupied then the place ho does now upon the bench of the United States Supreme Court. Ho gave to the convention and its object the sanction derived not only from his personal and political hut ' from his judicial position ; and inasmuch as he is one of those who is eventually to pass 4 1 upon the constitutionality of these sub. scriptione, this fact is of more than ordinary moment. Hon. SAMUSL JONEs, a lending dem ocrat, who had received from a democratic administration the appointment of Associate Judge of this county, was one of the Vice Pre sidents, (of which there were but two,) and one of the two Secretaries was also a Democrat. So much for tho organization. It certainly lied a judicial look, when two of the three who occu pied the platform were democratic Judges. Hon. Wittman Waxiss, then, as now, stand ing at the bead of the democratic party of the county, anti a man who stood as high at that time with his party in the State as JAME!' 'kelt- ANAN or DEOltag M. DALLAS prepared the reso lutions which he submitted to the convention afteiTtn earnest introductory speech. Itio need not quote them here. Suffice it to Bay they endorsed and recommended the subscription on the ground t'bat it was necessary to Pittsburgh interests, and so laid the foundation, broad and strong, for the subsequent jtubscriptions to other roads. Judge Vitattnewas very unwell, ibut he took so much interest In promoting the subscription that inspite of his illness he assum ed the leading part in the Convention,) and had to give way on this account before closing his remarks; and as he was consequently unable to read the resolutions, they were read for him by Jamas S. Caen, Esq., who was then a promi- _vent man in the democratic ranks. After they were read, their passage was vehemently urged by Hon. WILLIAM W. [awls, another democrat of the first water. • liko far astho published'record goes, these were themnin actors in i.e: Convention. The Con vention, it will be seen, was officered by Demo crats, and •the resolutions were presented and pressed to n passage exclusively by Democrats. The only-name.of a Whig which we can recog nize in the proceedings, is that of OF.OIIOE DAI3- 15111, who made one of the preliminary motions. The resolutions passed by the vote of 60 to 88. A change of six votes would have defeated them; and we think we hazard nothing in say ingtliat if it had not been for the presence of the leading democrats we have named, and for the earnest and eloquent speech of Judge Wm :4km in behalf :of the resolutions, they would base been defeated. It was the high standing • and wide influence of such men as Judge GRIER, Judge Jonas and Judge WILKINS that they owe their success. These men threw themselves Into the breach at the moment of danger and so saved the scheme from defeat. The appreciation of this fact is found in the compliment paid to Judge IVlkKiss by engrav ing his portrait upon the bonds issued to the Pennsylvania road in payment of the county subscription. Every one of those bona bears upon it the likeness of that venerable and ven erated Ajax Telamon of the Allegheny county democracy. Could it be possible, in view of •thcse facts, to give a stronger democratic sanction to the policy of municipal railroad subscriptions than was given by this Convention ° We think not. lint the work of the Convention did not stop }sere. A resolution strongly endorsidg the Pittsburgh C Connellsville railroad project was also adopted by it ; and so the Convention put its teal of approval upon both the roads leading' eastward from here. We take occasion to repeat, here, what no doubt every man in the county realizes, that although the county has never been and may never be called on to pay the interest on the bonds issued to the Pennsylvania toad, the sub scription made to that road under the sanction and advice of this convention, • was the fruitful \ parent of all the subscriptions to other roads that followed. The first in point of time, it was also the first in importance and weight of influ ence. Its success and 'presumed safety were pointed to as evidencesof, the perfect immunity with whichsuch subscription , ' could be made. The success which it attained was predicated of every Zither. They came from it by the nal ural process of generation. They are legiti mately born of Its loins. If it is yet strong and laenlthy, while the children are some of them weak and sickly, it is not the first parent who has begotten descendants with impaired consti tutions: The parentage in this instance is un deniable; and as we have shown clearly that the democratic party ieresponsiblo for this, the progenitor of all the railroad subscriptions of the county, we nre not transcending the bounds of right when we lay the whole brood, with all their shortcomings, at its door. -We shall, when we resume, trace the legisla tion-by which the other railroad subscriptions were authorized, and show that the democratic party of the State is chargeable with the whole of theta. Toi Gazette, Journal and Dispatch take rery little notice of their “lionored" candidate for governor. lie comes and goes without the flourish of flags or cheers, and speaks as though he was performing before unwilling au diences. This Is the remark of the Post of this city. Weltavo only to add that Republicans do not know how to ploy toadies, nor wouldii sensible manlike Judgo_Wiltoot endure it. He in a plain honest citizen, and his supporters are men who .have never yet learned to bow the knee to or kiss the had of priest, peer or peasant. As far an We are concerned, we deem our notice of Judge .Wilmot, or the flourish of bought flogs and hired trumpets very small matters. The people, the honest intelligent yeomen of Pitts burgh took a "great deal of notice" of our IWO ' °red =ditto°. Juno* Cenrts---The resignation of Judge . . _ Curti 'is attributed to the inadequacy of the allarj connected with that position. It is be-. Dosed, however, that his opinion_ in the Dred - -13c . 01t case has put him in such a position of antagonise' to the partisan liench that his Taco •.. Imp become intolerable. The correspondent of ' . the N. Y. Courier . and Enquirer says it. Is a grave question, however, whether in a crisis like the present, the patriot has a right to withdraw himself from contests upon the issue of which the liberties and peace of the Republic depend. Dlr. Curtis, as Circuit Judge for New England, 'had the right to apply the doctrines of his own admirable opinion in the Deed Scott case, for the protection of the people under the immediate jurisdiction of his Court. Tun citizens of Al'Candless township held a meeting the other day, on the tax question, at which strong resolutions were passed., and all papers friendly to the cause were requested to copy. Vfe find them only In the Uttion and reit, which means of course they are the only papers friendly, &c Are the other journals boughtl— Pills, Pod. • As for one of thorn it has not been bought nor can it be to publish the reports and doings of Loeofore meetings. In the meeting:referred to theorems an endorsement of the ticket of the pro-slavery : party specifically, and then under the nline of a firmest meeting they, tried to so •cure our adoption of It-into our colinuns. Not quits _ , Southern Proaerlptton. I The Southendlre-eaters, in their desire!o eel up for themselves and thus ignore the very ex- I istenco of t 6! "free North," occasionally evince a spirit, which even their ownpeople are com polled to rebuke. Their standard, applied as it by a contemptible narrowness and an almo . st insane bigotry, is indeed exacting, and can only be patiently submitted to by i he •• dough faces" of the North, who bear their burden with asi nine endurance. The South won't read North ern books, and genius of every kind is its aver sion, should that genius choose its abiding place Ere==l Freedom and Slavery. Its people won't patron ize our workshops, nor will they travel our railroads, if they can avoid doing so without suffering great inconvenience. The great water ing places of the country, where the etite and fashionables of our society most do congregate, . _ are in the North, and although the planters and their wives and daughters, are worshippers at the shrine of fashion, and, love dearly the dis tinction which each devotion confers, theSe we-. tering places must be proscribed, and Southern visitors forbidden to visit them, at the peril of being regarded as 'enemies to the institution.— These visitors are required to content themselves with the lean larders—the ill-ventilated rooms —and the indifferent entertainment of the sev- eral Virginia Springs. All visitors, however, as may be seen by the following extract, arc not willing to obey this proscriptive mandate, and thus forgo comfort and pleasure merely to grat ify sectional hatretand jealousy : "The editor of the Fayette (N. C.) Observer being a sojourner at Saratoga Springs, N. V., this season, for the benefit of his health, has been somewhat annoyed by the fanatics at hectic, who think he ought to encourage Southern in stead of Northern watering places. In reply, he publishes in his awn paper, a long and well written letter on the subject, the points of which se , deserving of general notice. lie says that he has been visiting Saratoga for twenty years past, in consequence of an annual billions at tack, which, for several summers in succession, was near carrying him to his grave. Since he has been going to Saratoga, he has never had ' any such attack. It is possible he might exper ience equal relief nt the Virginia Springs. but he has no knowledge of the fact, and he does not see why he, an invalid, should go to trying such experiments merely to gratify the sectional prejudices of others. He does not think a Korth Carolinian would experience any more real re spect in Virginia than at Saratoga, and indeed he is of the opinion that the advantages of hos pitality and kindness nro on the side of New York. He alludes rather pointedly to White Sulphur Springs, Virginia,' where lie says that o compliant made by a guest is answered by the landlord With a very distinct assurance that the complainant is at liberty to go elsewhere, and that if he gets little to eat the keeper cares nothing, as he does not charge for board, hut only for water. "He goes on to say that squabbles of the visi tors with the colored waiters are quite as com mon at the Virginia Springs as at the Kurth There is a good deal more to the sand effect, but the above will serve to show the drift of the let ter. It is singular that any Southern gentle man should feel under the necessity of writing thus in defence of himself, while so many North ' ern people pay summer visits to all the princi pal resorts at the South." The "chivalry" evidently "caught a torar" in the editor of the Observer, anti leave heard some truths from him which they would rather not have told within the reach of Northern ears. What they will do with him for evincing this re hellions disposition, we cannot even guess—hut his offence - atiainst the dignity of the South. and the good name of the watering places within lit borders, is great indeed—almost beyond the reach of pardon. Northern air and water hiss surely cured him of his fanaticism as well as of the disease, from which he was so many years n sufferer. Will he have the choice of a Virginia grape vine or a rope of Kentucky hemp tendered him by the men who are ready to hang, banish and impoverish all who wilt not submit to their dictation and adopt their principles? To which of these modes of punishment will our brother of _of the scisors and quill, down in the out North State, be subjected? Will they give his body to the buzzards, by suspending it to one of the famous pine trees of that region' AVM they send him with his bag and baggage to the North as an exile.and n martyr, as the Virginians sent Under i *ood, for daring to appear in a Republi can Convention, and as the people of Mobile sent the Book Dealer for selling l'nvie Tom, in the way of trade? (hr will they permit hint to re main among them, and submit him to an impov erishing process, by with drawing their patron age from his paper, and thus prevent him from visiting watering places in the future? Surely he cannot,be perniitted to go unpunished, when the enormity of his offence is taken into con sideration. MRS. GARDSEIL—This woman who has been on trial in Hingham, Mass., for poisoning her husband has been discharged the jury having been unable to agree: The Boston Trove/ter says that while probably not a man .could be found in the county who morally doubts the. guilt of the prisoner, yet the government can scarcely expect to secure. the verdict of a jury on such evidence as it is able to procure. It was one of those cases where a jury might wish that they had a right to return the Scotch Ter liet, Sot proven," were it not that such a verdict is so contrary to the Spirit of our law, which will not justify a suspicion where guilt is not fully proved. iN a Londeu letter recently published i.. full of gossip about the literary men of England, we find the following items: "Tennyson is at the Lakes, in ill health, to which, I fear, his opium-eating habits have not n little contributed. The first number of Thnek etay's new serial is to appear on the let of No vember, and to bo entitled 'The Virgjninns.'— The first three volumes of Carlyle's 'Frederick the Great' are in press. I must add that among literary notabilities who have become converts to Spiritualism is now to be named Elizabeth Barrett Browning, the poetess." Toe "llanstosions."—The Locofocos in New York city are all by the ears. They have been trying to form some,zort of union among them selves for menthe. It thought that a plen tiful distribution of the spoils would act as a cement in view too, of the approaching, State Convention which meets at Syracuse to-tborrow, but all,„thkiefforta hitherto have proved futile. A happy family ! lows.—The official vote of lowa shone for the now constitution 40,311 ; against it 33,631 ; majority for its adoption 1,630. Loan MID AZCOVESY ov "ETAll."—Oa Wed nesday afternoon, about li o'clock, while a young man having charge of the Esquimaux dog "Binh," famed for its connection with the Arc tic Exploring Expedition, woo standing in - tbe entry of the Melodeon, he suddenly missed the animal. The whole neighborhood was searched in vain for several hours. About 11 o'clock that night the dog was brought beck by a policeman, who bad found him up Washington street, above the railroad bridge, where two men were en deavoring' to get the dog into a carriage, by coaxing, but lie was too bright for them, and persisted in declining. The dog could not have ranged the streets in the meantime, and 'no doubt he was locked up somewhere by the same covetous persons who were trying to kidnap him. lie will not he suffered to run loose here after.—Boston Tree. Down! DOWN! .DOWN I—The retail price of molasses in this city, on Friday, was fifteen cents per 'gallon less than on Thursday ; and brown sugar sells three cents less a pound than it did two days ego. People need not hurry to purchase, as it will be lower and lower still, and the speculators in these articles will go down with the price. If anybody is interested let him stand from under as soon as possible ; but if you want sugar and molasses; purchase' hereafter.— Netrfuryporf. . Herald. A STATZNICIIT lady appeared in the New York Journal of Commerce, which is worthy of con sideration at present. It refers to the route originally proposed for the Trans-Atlantic Tele graph, namely, by way of Greenland, Iceland, and the Faroe Wands to the North of Scotland: a grant for which purpose was obtained from the King of Denmark in 1864. Citantio B. WOOIItIVIIY of Boston, Nathan Chifford, .of Portland, nnelsone Toncey of Conn now Secretary of the Navy, ore spoken of for Judge Curtia's place upon the U. S. Supreme Court bench.• - FOULS COXPLAInTs, so common . to Married ladies, - artt wilily removed by Ca=lea Sitatusu •Mlienlinia ate only medicine yea Allscorcred upon which the fairer portion of et - waken:l4: safely rely, as, remedy for 411 their Let them test ill Wei thimble virtues, and be _ t. DIED--0o Skiodn' f4Ptember. 711 g, 'son Intuit .ou or .101.0 D. sod CatbarhaelMey. iciai itotlcni. .stWholaws net heard of,ilaerlassvies 1101- wan Bresragf—Sinspla to tte cornfanitiwit. Pt... Ant to the caste, and truly wonderfal to itseffees, Its popularity cannot to worulered at. To Invalids Plot mewling strength, it is Insalnableteterdslng that 'soothing inflames writs Gto Otto. O. system, and imparting [tut health wad tone to the stomach so longed for by the conrsiewient."—Denly Enter prase eirtiold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5, by the pro. printer% BENJ. PAGE, & CO., identfactining Phannai ceutists and Chemists, Pittsburgh. Pa. and Draggling gen orally. Seandrertisement- A RETIRED PR VSIC lA/I •.- • • Whose:Ands of the Lava:early ran out. disc:meted while in the East Indies, a carmine:are Pm Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,tholds, and Central Debility. The remedy ems dleccrrered by Wm wham Ws only and, • daughter. was given up to die. Ito had heard much of the wonderful re • torative and heating qualities of preparations made from the Fart India flenµ noel the thought occurred to bon that he might makes. remedy for Worland. Ha studied hard and sue . needed Inman:dug his wishes. lth rhildwascuredmnd Ls new :Monona well Ile Las since oda:dui:dared the wonderful rem may to thousaluts of sufferers Wall parts of the world. and Le Las never DILA In mating them completely healthy, and happy. Wishing to do as mach good= passible. Lewin send to such of his Winced fellowDeings m request it, this reviPe, with full and explicit directions fur making it up, and suc cessfully using It. He requires each applicant. to enclose him one shilling--three cents to Le returned as postage on the recipe, and the rem:nu:Dr to be applied to the payment , of this eul cern:gement Address • . . . Dr. 11. JAMES, No 19, ()rand street. Jersey City, N. J. N. D.—Dr. H. J emus INA neither °Mee nor agent in Nuw York, WI ipnilo have pretended end advertised. The recipe. It, seat from so titter, but No 15, Ororol stresW. Jersey city, New Jetwey. Je.,l,lve3vnforT DR. HENRY ANDER'S lODINE WATER. INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC FOR FEVER AND AGUE CERTAINRENEDP FOR SCROFULA. Da. Maar Asugas has log at length socceedod in effect ing what bee long been comodeml the great dealderelum In medicine. a PERFECF.SOLUTION OF lODINE IN WATER, offers it to the faculty and Public as a remedy for a multi- Bide of amid:dote hitherto pronounced booted all radical cure. In all strumous siteetions, when the scronfulous taint is either hereditary or aoloired, the lODINE WATER ERADICATES THE ELEM EN rs of tbedlrsome. It. FEVER AND AGUE it perfects a THOROUGH and PERMANENT removal from the system of the morbid causes of the ells order. The beneficial results are Immediately felt in LIV. ER COMPLAINT, ttILLIOUrreDISEASES. 11-E3IOPTISIB, and other lIESIORHAGES, TUMOILs, 1111 ART DISEASES, DERANGEMENT OF THE 1,1 VEIL KIDNEYS end BLAB. DER,DIterI'SY, RHEUMATISM. NEURAL. GIA, 11.E3101t111101DS, NERVerUS AFFECTIONS, and all FEMALE DISEASES, Mother with litIONCIIITIS. and the entire mop of " I :Mit/NARY COMPLAINTS. Dr. Henry Anders' lodide Water has been analyzed by Dr. James It. Chilton. the celebrated ellemeist, and aim by Professor James C. Bl.llltil, of the U. S. Mint, of Philadelphia, and lothpronounce It to be Jura whet It is rerpreseutad. For circulars. furnishing fall details of the legitimate character of this rionarletile mestletne, as well as f, certificates vol untarily given by throe oho here been cured by its use.— Tiro pnblie are invited to call upon DR. G}.lo. 11. K . !•:vsEn. 14u Wood street, Jegred.l war 11 hokum'. end Retail Agent. DR. KETSER'S SHOULDER BRACES--FrOM, Pittsburgh Dispatch, April 10th, 1030.—For More than 3 years post we have constaotly worn the Washington Sus mmder Brace. manufactured by Dr. Coe. 11. Keyser,' of R.' 140 Wood street, in this city, nod would heartily man. mend It to all who are compelled to follosr n sedentary occu pation. As we haveladere mutat - keel, in calling attention to Its merits, It &Morers for n brace sad suspenders, the weight of the pantaloon* beings:. placed as to coot I nunny hind to bring the shoulders to their natural larsition and ex pand the clime. Women, Imodrods of whom Are annually 1. ~sot by the weight of enormous `blares," should ether procure these bracts. Be parttevlar in procuring the kind entroned, as many of the braces sold am lomulorg. Sold nt Dr. II EO. 11. KEYSER'S. Wholesale Drugged, 140 Wood rest, sego 01 the Golden Mortar. jegrlida.wiE Flats, Roaches, Bed Bugs, Insects, &c. “COSTAII'r RAT, EXTERNIIN ADM; iiiiisTAlPS” BED DUD EXTERNI ATM!: -COSTAR'S" ELECTRIC POWDER-11 , r arm. I nirecta, Ac (TL, O;NEY INVALLIBLE REMEDIES known.) I. COSTAIC send, by mail, prepaid. a Sample 14, of the Rat, Hamel.. ac.,11 1 .5. to any aildimo in tloi S., on Direlpt or the Electric Powder for 65z. 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Inltlydro SAIVRTICLA fa RA' 3111:EaRcri4...A.srr No. 52 RT. CLAIR STREW', .(Dr2liiiih's *ea Building.) TROICaTY TANK' CHECK BOOKS, Co. gala by W. S. HAVEN, or. Market and &mad ah. =MM=M , 4P3BRIZJN§* Celebrated Weircestenadre Sauce, PROHOUNaIiaI DT Erriecr CONNOISSERTIS OF A LETTER FROM SabotLi; - MEDICAL GENTLEMAN ONLY GOOD SAUCE. ° AT MADRAN To Ids Brother at And applicable to w WORCESTER, IIay,ISSL . 0 1 "Tell LEAS PERRI - M 3 Dist . "1 their Sauce is highly eateent-t TADIET S ed in India, and la, in my• opinion the most palatable aa OF DISIL ' ❑ne the most wh01e.... Sauce that lamed.," The only Nodal &wanted by the Jury of the New.Sork Exhibition for Foreign (loner, WWI obtained by LEA I PEE- R INS for their WORCESTEIVAIIIIE SAUCE. the world: wide fame of which haring led CO nitmerona Imitatione, per ch3wra ore earnestly requiateal to see that the name , of "LEA & PEUDINS" are impreweel upon the Dottie and ID4Per, and printed upon the label& Sole ITholesido Agee. for the United Staten, JOBS DUNCAN & SON - !OS Broadway; Nal!, Mk. A stock alwave In Wore. ALao, order.raced direct ahipmer , • - • • inyttyrlfer ant Rom 'Friglan _ . Exchange Bank of Nebeaalltal; FLO RENCE, N. T. • ono. srscLAtr, &est H. VEEDRR, Cool'r. CiECO. sinvcr,Airr. cO.- General Land Agents & Dealer in Land Warrants, Plorence. N. T.. Wm ere their twounial Weals:in toßuyingarul Idling Real kstate,Enterlitg Landis, Loaning &Loney and Pa iug Tax., la Nebratika, linra uud Rance. RETICENCE.' EXChltrkgy Rook. Pittaluirgh, Pa. C. G. 11, a Co., " R. Patrick & Cu., Bankers. Pittsburgh, Pa. - Atwell, Lee di C.._ Merchants. .. " . R. P. holey , Btuker. Winslow, La c ided & Co.. New lurk. Lama & oils, Bankera.Bt. Louis Bellow & Co., Merchant., " Bank of Curukterce, Cleveland, Ohio. J. 0. Pittaburgh Vallety WOrks. JONES..:WAILING-V0.F133 & CO, (Ssaiiriit= to Witmick, Alterbary Co-.) HiotofaatotersofDight and Loft Ihmd Door loick, Drop alai Thumb !Althea, Platform and Counter Scale., Coffee,Oorsi mai !Witt Mills. awl Dottesale I Imilom, ittmr oily, corner of Water and ti rmit street', Pittsburgh, Pa. Ja=lydfe Nelson s ArabrOiypes. PRICES RIGDUCICD. Gallery, Third and Market Streets, ENTRANCE ON THIRD STREF.T. We are now preparedto offer I the public our well known Nlyl. of Ambeotypes at tly low price of OSR DOLLAR and UPWARDS. Thum+ wanting likenesses taken in the beat style alba art, will Bud it greatly to their interest to glee tilt trotablishinent a call. A large assortment of Plain and Fancy Casesalways on hand. atelklyfc LILAC MIL logIN L horn ...... IirCULLOOOII. Pittsburgh Steel Works. JONES, BOYD Ar., CO SlannlEttmers of CAST - STEEN also, SPRING, MOW and A. B. STEEL; SPRIStIS and AXLES, anter Bats awl Fine Serrets, Pittsburgh, Rt. D. D. ROG./CreS & CO., Rogers' Improved Patent nte•l Cultivator Teeth. Mrner Ross and First Streds, Pittsburgh, Pb.. Pint. tydfc• BrElxh and Continental Exchange DUNCAN. Sz CO On the Union Bank, London, in Suss of Sl and rinva nis. Thome.Drafte are emit 17. at all tin principal itlWl3l , of England, Scotland and I rrland and the Continent. %Vesta. draw Sight Mille on It. A. tIIIIIN F.BA lit! A DAL LI N, Frankfort • >lain, which xeree es a Itentittani, to all parts °lcier . ..ay, naittarland mut Holland. POWm itlia.llll,, to laurel abrowi may Procuro throngh n• Letters of Credit, on whirl. Money ran be &Inland, aa nel•locl, In any port Fairol. , Collectiona of Itillt, Not , w and other 0000110ra In Europe, will malty pronto attention. IV3I. 11. 'WILLIAMS A CO. tali 23 corner Wood and Third stroets. PAYiTE, BISSELL & CO., • volcrrnrnmnts 01 Cooking. Pnrlor and Heat log STOVES, CEITITI cArrr A I. C 001.1.1 N 11-ANC:IU NO. '233 LIBERTY STREET. 172.5:1.016 PA - -- P. 1-1.1 , ..1'13111.N. (Suer...nor to W. 11. liCatnnr,) ManuWolarrrof IiTIIEREAL OIL awl LANIN.I. No. 8L Fourth V 11,44, betneen Wad and 31arkel, Pittnburgli, Pa.. The awlewlgned l preparr.l to furnt.h >Nab,. • HAI Ethereal OIL and Burning Flnlda of a anperior quality. of Ilia oven mortullaclurn. Alouliol. and Pine Oil, awl ..er, deacriptlon ‘ll Side not Centre Table I.anipatilr. andol...a.t.idelabrar of the b lot witterno and moll a Olio, ad sly], Chandelier, Girandoler and Lampi reluirol and reguild- • MI. The abatv e tupplletl regularly every et kto rm. - turners 1,111. OW ae2ttlyfc P. HAYDEN. MINERAL WATER. PUBIC. COL.D AND SPA .ING. LADIES' ILIDINO HATS. WOW. , A Ca. PORCELAIN FOUNTAINS, TIIII(11.31Ill SILVER TURES. Slat WILT rOtelfA. IroGV.I7I . rsrtenuto“. II P. SCULLV. Vourtl. .treot. Corn - tw ',Try 0.. Iwo door. from Camtectiwtutry J.ll,stuare . _ am-11.1 COC kr itA.N L B ROS OfI,.I..TrILITO. Or Iron-Balling. Iron Vault., Vault Door's Window Shutters, Window Guards, &c., Not. 91 &awl Mend awl SO Tetra Street, (Between Woud )larket,) PlTB4llUllttll, [lave . lands enriety of new Pet tette., Caney and plain eultable ft(r purtnown Particalar attention twill to ru clonlvii(Oraeo Lee. Jobbing done nt Abort node.. nar9 European and Intelligence Office, Keep. always (or sale Drata on Pomp., for .y amount. and atm.. and Parkot Tick,ete to and fnon Liverpool to New York. Girl. (fur cook% and general house-work furnished to honseketwrs on abort satire. Wright's Italian Veketab and Syrup al ways on head. Pneennows brought from New York and Philadelphia on railroad to Pitteldugh. landlY L 1 11.9 I I All kind• of Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, Hare recently taken the building No. 121) ISoial street, 1 , addition to their Manufacturing &9tal/11.h nient, Si, 43 trot dreek wberethey 11111 be pleu..l to r, duds friend; 14=ilydfa Trensrtas ArranTion.—Pr. Tobias' Venetian Dome Liniment, In pint bottlea,price.so cents, linen-anted cheaper and better than any other article weer offered to the spublic for the cure of Cub, Galls, Sprains, Lameness, Clear beating, de. Keep a bottle /To stable, It lute saved many a minable horse. gene genedne unina signed S. 1. TWA. Depot, Id Cortlamit street, gen York. Bolt by Dr. ICKYSKIL 140 Went so. ttnest PIIL hi' Use. Frazer's "Herelaotte They will cure the moat rialent headache. Tkey will care costive towel. • They area tonic as well tie purgative. If your Nod pales you, nor dtwo will cum you. If you hare Indigestion they will help you. If you are rick they will make you well. They en, the beat pill to cure billousuent They are a plain pill anti a lined pill. No better pill ran be compounded. They we only 25 rentra box. Nem by mill to all ports of tho United Sligo.. Direct your lettere to. De. IC NYSICIt, N 0.140 Wood titre% Pltteleirgh, Pa... the Wheaten& trent. myuall leaf Jr you value Tour teeth and a pure breath, healthy pullout, and runifable mouth, go to KEYSER'S, 148 Wood stmt, and buy • bottle of WARDII To.W.t Was. and Teem Pecrute.le2lbottatl , ._ _ __ TOOTHACHE ix instantly cured by aTew drops of Dr Keysent Lott) Ach• Rottedy. Pref•omd gad gold drng More of 141. li-HYFERt • 1W Wood I.37.gd.trriP eign of the liodduts Mortar. WANTED lIIIIIEDIATELTs--1 0 , 0 0 0 Mne to engago In the male of moo popular riling !hobs In America.. findchanic" farmers end Tennle Ina wishing to trtl, this Who e very profitable mot pleasant bus es., enabling Omen to nee the country, and make treaty al the Fume time. Agents now lathe Mo ines. endearing front WO to $l l 6OO per year. Per full particular. aught Ilst of Ilooke.Sedireas 11. Al. Queen City IMbllshing Durum, 111 Alain etrent, Cincinnati, Ohio; or, iflising Lost, D. ROLISON, Philmlelphht. _aulliOydawklL TOW BOATS WANTED.—The under signed withipg to contract for the towing of coal to porta below, world illritO Mitt. , proposals from respo ble parties until Shiturday 12th hart. Ile wili glee CURSUOI employment tootitlt tow boot either with or without the neceeury number of barges foroneor more years. when the ric e r la In booting order. Any further Informat ion will be given at my °Sim, No. 2 Wood street. HENRY 11. COLLINS. PARTNER WANTED—With tocash eapi x lid of from 0000 to 0000, to engage a well estate . 'lobed end profitable Manufacturing Dosinees, linaltml only by aleck of C•pitld. For mtimi.m.ddr.O,lly Totter ot in person, GAZETTE 03UNTRICI ROO3l. &IMAM' FERRY BOAT WANTED—The Waterloo and arostilelet Turnpike and Ferry Company wants to boy • substantial Ferry t, reptant particle who have such for sale to Inform them by writing It, the President of said Otantomy at Waterloo, Mar roe county, Illinole, Ortega where, description of the wee, particularly carrying capacity; draft of water, light Cod loeulal, and age, number of boilers, diameter awl of of c tooed. ylinder,. pries and tams of payment. By order of the JNO. MORRISON, President _ . .u27-91d A. ilo.cc, Secret.), . . WANT E ----7 13--Tenneemee Exchange and Dank Notes. sat ISAIAH DICKEY it CO. WANTED --$7,000 In Pittsburgh and Al leKhcoy II arrant& Alta, 13nalneses or rcononfigl Oen Pnpar to amount of $17, 000 . gilt &Inv: can I. dlaeount ea at very mimed rate.. anti B. ACLAIN & SON. - - St. Louts Rotel. TIURINO TIIE PAST SUMMER thiejl eleSant Fatally, Hotel has beeti thurunahly cleaned, additional improverocula Mule, and the 110 g e n. malty renovated. It will he open . for the rmvption of Its friends end patrons on THTIREDA, Ist of October nest.— They will always hod the hotel 0100*. end baggage Warm awaiHng - them op the mind of the mrs md inceadents. taKelred:chwo r. CHAS. L. CIUMBEL AMERICAN SOUSA BOSTON. • Conducted alti the European Plan. LEWIS RICE; PROVEIETOE, respectful-A ly antenna . . that In compliance Eur ope an thery -general preference expremed for the system of hotel minagement, L i tt the American Home will hereafter be conducted solely nt that plan. Well hunished valor and elee .. ping erriments will be let by the day, or for ger period. , Owned lo thegenthiMeres Intl at alltuMrs of and Mug. The halo? dining hall will be opetr. ed In like manner for halm, and se.theee.n.MPeeled by ladles. The accommodation. and conveniences of the home are uneurplowol, and the went lutpromMents and alteratione Imre nothing tobe dodged. ,galiorlannaldents will SWAM arrangements epecially ountenient. Largeor Ind) PMtles provided with erener., supiere. &is; at share notice. ' ,IyHatollahar . .`. • + • , +,-,:,•4f&PA• 41.,4 WWARl,,,igfot-615155A np7"1171.1d w fc•P Fronts. Fenders, etc And Manufactafors of tholebratod JOHN THOMPSON, 410 LIBERTY STREET W. SG D. RlNlf.llAirr Cl= EZlants . • Arta abbertisenlento. • I . Enetrance. , • —. . _ 31...,...r.,....r. m,,, v pac...... - Boe, 1 1 The tlannfaeturers' laeureare Company ' Pltteburati,Jture 25th,D,57. I 0./Nei - No 10 Jfcr chant? Erenono, n' IN conformity withtl4l2.stb section of the PHILADELPHIA, '-l -, Conititullon of the Commonwealth of Pennetlionini„ .„.I notlre Iv hereby given tlmt AppUratlon will be mule to the t C harter Perpetual—Capital $500,000. Legislature, at the next Keegan, for the Renewal Or Eltrll WILL IN STUN AGAINST ALL KINDS OP elan of the Charter of the Mrchant.' arid II o. B.* or Pittsberuu, to, dal , te•nn °ram... 5 e,.... u s ...i.,, Fire, .31arine and Inland Risks. of the lioardof Dinwtora. , gethiri S LIPPINCOTT, President. Je2frOmd W 11. DP.NNY,tisehter. , l _--- _ -_ Purteetwoot, Sept.l, lest., ALFRED WEEKS, Secretary. O'FITIZENe' BANK .— This Blank has title ' I lay declared a dividend of live per cent on the .p. , , , ~'''........1.1. _ ~,,, _ it, ital stack, out of the profit. of the lwa vie ninntloo, payable A.D.. 0 . l.alidlliud. ii. st li. l . w.Dits, ill.r , I , ' on or after thallth loaf Wm A. 11.44m, Vollliam Neal, Alfred Weeks, mei:Wm/Le ji, R. Jo.' yo 0,4,4 , J W.A.' Soak, Übe. J 11e1.1, John I.slrnoin. Jane, P tooth . ItttlY.K,Z Judie Itt•Lth, IP. It Joh., Eect , Cath. Cit. Ilk . Joon , 1111/Inge, E' l , Mete, hoblimon A Cr .. Jaw., Howard, he, , . T Kennedy. Jr., A Co, o' 11 Panliou, Vii, i. Dada Hamilton A Co., J S. L..., Eby., 4 Cunoinglious A Co. Phtabortila 01,11 , , ho 40 water street. J 11 II A UZI 4:N Agent cur l: 4 W W-14 I LION, Agr at, Dubuque. _ _ —_ Merehante' I 'marmite Co. of Pliladelphhh WW.4. Pkil`TlT, Pool ... . to. J titeCA 'ia, Secretary. 4inount ol Capital Stork paid Wood luveet ,1,00,000 00 Surplus . , , C. 1,42.4 St GOLD PAPER SHADES-- - A new are' ten• be.atieni article, a varlet) of pelbirtobju4t tot4;vod at the Well Paper Store, he. 44 51arket'194444, 14/4140eu ;sad and 4111 streets, and fur elle by sesthrdmhe4 THOM AY PA.1.51b:11 Reformatory Confere.see at the Waal. IT is proposed till 1.,111 a Itcformatory C 4411- .. ference In Chicogo, Illinois. 1 , 3.13. 2.:t41 e 44.1 21111. Ills object wilt be to 411.4.4444. the vorioue 4441.44.4 11.1.0 1 1 , 1 0011 mrormatory imtitutions throuttleoll the. c0y...43e11y Seb.stle for Juvenile Idslltptents. It 1.1..4...1 float 1.4443:14. or, of Common School., an well us Blow eoutbset..4 will our various female hio utitutos, 444143414,41t14-4. 0 of any information on theee sublscuCtrin toblts.ss (Adults byenr, -Editor of. Prisoner's Friend.," 0111olt tcr. $,,11/11.er Et, Boston. or to Bleats.. of Futdleillrells, Now l'orlt AS3 communications on either of tbs. topics would lo thank. folly rocelse.l. Tito Preen will doe grist! Inter I. nnbotillre the place and time of naroting. Mr. Spear Ls now nn Ids way West. eud . bill past through this city in a few days. For Sole. _ AHOUSE AND LOT at East Liberty, aitLin two minutes w, elk of tho depot. The Lot cow rain. nearly ONE ACRE of ground, nod hot upon it lining and thriving fruit 61111oinuenentol treee, shruhbei y, etc. The Illouref io a new, bunt and well fornlghed two story brick bons, (.011to:dug coven rooms and 11 good cellar linniediatc pusseuvion givon. For furtherporticuldrs, lu quire of F. It. 51reldNNEPL. East Liberty, 'NOMA I w or J. F. I.AOLE, slit struet. IPOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON Thar:alto evening, at S o'clock, at the Nit:retai:la' Exchange: SO Shares Birmingham, East Birmingham A South Yitti laargh Oat Co., • 100 do Fort Wayne Oro Light Company, New Castle (Ma Light Co., • 00 rilit Fort Wayne tins Light Co., 40 do New Castle Ono Light Co.. a By AUSTIN LOOMIS & ark and Note Brokers, No. nd Fourth et. F. W. Loon, A ct'r. xelo [A IL CLO' RS Ftiß TILE FALL TRADE. po hand and vv doily roceil ing additions thorato, from on own and other M twtories, a large et,)ek of Floor, Fur• ilia, Coni.ge Trinnlim, Tablo Transpareut (g n and huff) and all kinds of OIL CLOTIIS, t'i',;;;;;,i . r(V:l7l nlere nod o her etyles, and Window Shade Trinimines. Merchants and then( willfind it to their advantage to ex amine opr stock and prirm before making their porch... el+awh& IL FIIILLIPS, eel° don. 20 and 2R St. Clair Arent. S . TOVES,STOV ES, STO V ES.—Onr stock of all the brat inipriored patterns, comprising in part: • c Cooking. :• , Parka, • Heating. and (111100 Elan., Which ,saiii are glad to call as cheap Ka the cheap.. In either city ARA...de delivered fresof ChoSg... Call at the Iron City Stfre Wardlionw 'of ' F J. CRAIG A CO. ;AO . ' N 0.134 Woo.' Street. A IJLEOII)I,NY CITY PROPERTY FOR yl. ALE— A Lot of Ground Si I feet Inuit on Robin..on at. and co tiering oh Morg.tto et. and Giny's alley. ou which is erotical 2 Brick Shop2s 47 feet. withal: Engine ofbora. no Aim, entail Brick Dwelling Roma on tbe lot. It would I.oe very aßtable lac a small matinfoctoring 1.00,111. Ain, two Itt lit Dwelling Ilioun. 10.0 the corner of La ria.k end Grant tam sta. Lot 31 fog front 41,7 feet derii. Also. a Vaal) il, • . OOOO the o,de...inroad loy or;. Apply to sclo 1 lII.AK ELY A: incurs. A fiAN4OIII.: COL; VERY RESIDENCE L - 11_ Pon AAE--Ciodsining hi rare., sittlunal h mike from the city to the Rutter Plank Bicol and Pine Crnek.— The Imp, or en t 010 ale a neat •alotantill two story Brick Dwelling, haat g I moms, a large Darn and Stable, Hay lion... Chicle! Hon, Spring 11010 w. We. Fifteen mars are rich button , suitable for cardesilng. Thera is a Ma Orchard of op to.a , poachen, pears. plums, cherries and au abundance of a mall Units. Possession to soh purchaser.— Apply to tali/ 1. BLAKELY & RICHEY SUNDRIES.-Iri sks Fend Jars; ~ , 13 dm Wool: 4 01.40.101naengs. I 2 do Beeswax. On steamer Wit. Henry tomato by sell . . ISAIAH DICKEY Si CO. Fr FINN. i'V II EAT.-1385 sks White and Red .I.ow landing from 111.aller Itelinnce for tale by ..19 , ISAIAH DICKEY 8 CO. FE Burfrit ESII , lb«. extra fresh roll - 'mJo Rutter rcedloy Express this morning and ha iwle at ir; fifth iitroat. win 11. RIDDLE. .. . _ fret" Eggs: mu lb. Conntry (Woo Sill, t.e . 1.1v."1 thl. morning •t 27 Filth rt., opposite Moan li. FUDDLE. Dancing Bctic-,01 ABONNAITON respectfully informs the .ritire. ofPittsburgliatal Alla Litany City that he will open his *chat/ on Monday and Wednesday the :nth and :Arils Inst., at 4 4..1:10ik P. n. for Young Ladle.. A 114,1 and ?[asters under 10 years, and at S o'clock for Oentler.ll. at W MALL, serond thor. Than, minis hays Insert melt etubellished and itepresol as to noise tla.in Div nava deairable of any in the roc. The Sclera,. of Dancing Will tat fully tanght, and all those ittinees now in vogue. to. ',ether with the tollowing new our.: The "Zingerella," £ho s•Ceelllan," tins 51alaran Walt:" and a variety of Wallach. For partleulars ripply al No. 71. Fourth st. aete.Y.til SEPTE:III3EII 9Tu.—A.TA. MASON St. k.) 21 Fifth attes , t. will ip,en finds} 'Ag ra, rich tinted 31oussellua teLalneti WO do ['arid Markt.. supprl:tiakesi and eels, shades; silt Ldo all 10001 Saxony Plaid, • AnJ a rich inasniOnent of every d !talon of Dress Gonda IVORY 131,ACK—Zt grons for Mlle Ilv 11. A.FAILNKSri • KIK t CO., Ml owner First and Wool Pt.. Qfkl..Al ) 011.— GU doz., qt. unl pts. for_ sate , B. A. FAIIMESTOCK &Co. Q IV Err U L-500 galls. for sal. , by ),) &rt. U. A.F.AtINESTNIK & CO. EIELLDA.LE CEMETERY. 31391A1l 11 NO, Prep!. ALEX. CAN EROS, Sce.y. Fle•l Pohl. Salt 'of Lotion the Grounds • "rI37JR.IIID.A.Y. SE.I.T. 10."1.4::7. , Al 3 o'clock, P. M. WE CEMETERY IS BEAUTIFULLY docutal on the New Brighton Turnpilta, Sort's-west of Allegheny City, easy of wets, over on elcolleut nod, and I. within TWO MILES OF TIIE CENTRE OF THE CITY OF It commands extoruiro 11=2 Extending mil. away in the distance, That part of the Ilrounda now laid ont contain. over Four Mlles of Avenues and Walks, flaking all luta easily serowible. In all the •elements and savouries of roil end wenery, which are ureeoary to an stlln la a FIRST CLASS CEMETERY, t has no enperior In thlinrany other neinhberhoo.t. Those drairotaw of procurntg places of lawn/tout for their friondi, are ditto to moko o personal examination. no §uprriatandont will tot it, tit* Cemetery at all houro to wilt tot visitor,. 7418/48-70nnluurib 0.24411; !Yu baklance In 4, 8 awl 12 month+. , ut enS.3lB - - LADIES' DRESS 6.001)S, EMI= ,tcco.r to MURPHY& RURCIEVI ELI), QTEA.SIIIOAT CAPTAINS' will find ns nt all tin," iireper,d to fill their orders ro r Cabin 'find turn with promptness and au Inrorrible tame.• LINSEED 0,11.-1000 galls: just rec'd and for JO. by 11. 1.. FAIINESTOCK, no 7 Elsoceador 10 Vlrmlng Br.. SAL SODA-5 atlas in store and for sale by .7 B. I. FAIINESTOCK. i ,I 1 HWOOD-15 HAIL just rec'd and for sale byser IL L. FAIINF.STOCK, __ 1 r ERA - 115S--,50 bas. in store n,nd for t•nle .4 . . Li. L. FAIL:NI:STOCK. BMW'S SOAP POWDERS-5Q buses stinisuel toy nab, by B. 1,. PAIDIESTOOK. El) CIIALK-1,500 lbs. just reed and for .1. la L FAIINESTOCK, PUB. to !Mice by 0. & P. R. It SIMMER 2 DPILWORTII. ATS-4 1 a and fur min by I N DRIES- . 200 bags Prime Me Coffee; 190 chests Y. 11. and Black Tess; 75 buses assorted brands Lump Tobacen. kegs Six Twist Tobacco; 25 lauds Porto RIG, SI 60 bids Refined Seurat; 65 bbl. Tallow Refined Sugar: 60 bile bloblon Syrup: 90 bblu Excelsior Syrup; 4.9 bbls 0. Moiss.ll; 11.5 kegs 111 Carb Sods; 60 lasses Soda&!mains; 200 tells assorted saes Straw Wrapping Paper. 15 tierces Wee; suo Sides Solo Leather; - 1 0) tads pure Plot, 011; 25 bbis Rosin OR: 25 boxes assorted Wiuderi thee: 150 dozen assorted Brooms: 200 key assorted Nails. In store d sale by JOIIN FLOYD k 00. • MACKEREL— -29 tuff bids No. 1 Meekaruk • • 33 Qr.. do No. 1 do; 5001tts No. 1 . 25 do Nu. 1 Mesa Mackerel; In store and for sale by ArriBIDE Co. & le2lCdtf N 0.05 Water Street. PALMER, No. 105 Market Street, xt, Dealer In Bonnets, Het, Straw Trimmings. and' Stuns. . (loud. generally. TiL — OMAS I — PA .— FENT — AMERICAN DOOR SPRING can be seen in use at the Iderchants'Excluinge, 'Fourth street. State and County Rights for sale by aut.] tf SI. Y. EATON. . . • • Lecorta de Francais. AXING just returned to town, Monsieur AmmoNst DANSE, Prole...drat the Unlveralty and the fah School, intends to resume hie Preach Immo pri vately or In theme. Apply for terms at No. 81 Pourthatreet. • • 1104M111.704.1 A Bone Exhibition WILL take place at Collins .Park adjoin ing leAmt Liberty, no Thureday, Priday and Saturday the lith,llith and nth of September next. premiums ranging Crum sal to f=o and amounting In the eggn-wyde to some eight hundred dollars will be. given for exeetlence in trotting and pacing. The grounds ere It - Shins a few hundred yards of the Penusylemile Railroad Depot at Past lawny. , Spichd trains will run from Pittsburgh for the seromnsodatkut of iteltore. Small Mils giving Mil partial:dare Will be Issued. THOMAS °RA H &If, Sooty. Rollins Park Amodat am r tteburgh., Pe. P. s..—ne Nestor. Nonni mole Waal Society's Tsar coottoeoces °oche totlortog W oeeloc,. ••• • •. elAttolldao. , . • •. • r, OrI.INIF. ARABIC-73000. Ibe. Bekaid,and, Ports for ml. by D. A. FitiSIOTOCIL r.. , G3,4 '35 Iti.sha ou 11.e../hie mud Sllethellppl Rivers and • [01.11.14, orilre• bY Fir", ale/ •gaingt lLn p. rile of the and Lanni' Navigation “11.1 Tl•illepurtallOtt. 01/.7.11.11. WM. V Petit. John C. sloolg,otto.ry, John M. 1 1 entrey, D. J. 31eCeen, y. 11,1 se 144.14 Wwleton, Joins A. Charka II \VI igin, Joi. J. Pel l .T. llll . Ele - oe.l T. Puny %V T. V. PKVTIT. Prexklent. E. V WIT3I VV. VI, Vrevl.l..t. Demure J.:llcCr.vv,EV.,Ptary._ RITI.R.S. Su{ger, Lamb & Co., Plillu.101.14:1. . Duck. Morgan & Stidfule; do Truitt, Bro. A co. do. Putunut, Caldwel l Co., do. . A. T. Lam A. Co., do. Stelnadtt,Juitirg & Co.' do. PITTSRUEIiII OFFICE, No. tO WATER STREET ntelallt It. W. POINDEXTER, Agent. ___--i. The Great Western Fire and !tonme ins. Co., OF PIRLADELPHIA. No. 331 Wall:int Street CHARM PIAPROAL. CAPITAL 4400,00 D FIRE LVSURANCE--Peretual or I Wllrl, made In town or country, on every description of property. f.r.51:11,137 . E. on Goads by Canal, Lakes and Land earrlap., to all par. of Um Union. MARI:VW INSCR.INCE, int Veuwln, Corgo sod Freight, embracing Ilivor Tmtmportatlon. C. C. LATTIROP, President. W. DARLING, 1 14, Prfiddent. J. llockel, Secratary 004 Tremor, ~ 11. K. Richardson, Asiiiftant Siremtary. titarcrolist Charles CX.ittlitop, 437 Walnut 'druid. Hon. Henry D. Mudre, 66 Walnut street. Alexander Whlllilen, literchant, 14 North Front at. John C. Hunter. firm of Wright, limiter A. Co. 11. Trury, firm of Try d Dater. John R. McCurdy, limn of Junes, White & NlrCutily. P. S. Bishop, firm of Dialinp. Simmons & Co. • Jam.D. Smith, firm of Jon. It. Smith & Cu. Thos. L. Gillespie, firm of Gillespie & Zeller. Dame If uleburst, Attorney and (onnsullor. Then. W. Briker. Goldsmith's Hall. Stillwell S.llislmp, firm of Bishop, Simons 4 Co.. Darling, Gat. of Itending,) John Rice, 90 South Front /ore, E. Carper JolTreya, firm of Wm. H. brown 4.C0. It. W. SsIINDIIXTEIti Agont, opt iliu-414 97 Water iltro•et "Pittsburgh. Farmers' and Mechanics' Insurance Company Northwest Corner Screed and WO/nut STrectr, P 11 1 LADEiLPIIIA.. The following statement exhibits the business end mad lion of the Company ft/Nov.l,ll4lWe Premiums rennet Merino:and Inland 1/Liks to Nov. 1. 1,54 $214,884 Fire Premiums 174,790 1 beret un Loans ..... ....... . ........ ............ 8,704 47 Mtn! n• - elpts.. Paid Mari. ExpeusenSAfar .sid COMI/11.44./1. Ile-iusurame. t0.1,n Premium., and M== Balance , remalnina. with C'amp'y $..T..,057 07 The es.lets of the Company aro as tonna,— PhDs. City and County llondi $ 10.818 18 Ksllrond Bonds 11,000 00} Coil P4ke First Slortg24o 11.-al I:N4.e 111,500 00 Stoelu, Collateral& on call 32,400 00 Girard null Coutelidatlon Bank 01,0k4 5,' 7 .2:i 00 einented with Sherman, Dnneun k Co., New York In 30,060 00 Deferred I.nywent on Stock nut pl. • • 7 • due 07,700 uo Not. for Martel* Nett 104,050 50 Doe from dgeut..etured bowls . '35,17 015 Premium. on Poihioa recently and debt. , dim the C 0.......... 20,070 00 Datum . ..lu Bantw,. 16,056 71 2.5V1,057 00 The Board of Director. hare this day doctoral s DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN I'ER CENT, • - . Flyable on R•mand on the bootee., of,the Company the tot homer. THOMAS IL FLORENCE, Pt - midget Ern MID Ilmmente. Secret 0.9 r. Ttl. J. II :TER, Agent, Pittsburgh, n.. 27,041.11.: No. 90 Water barer Life Insurance. . AMERICA}• LIFE INSURANCE\ TRUST COMPANY Southeast Clarner of Walnut and fburlh Sim*, Inrorpnrated April 9th, 18/03._ Capital Stock po . 0,000. err - mtge. ALEXASIER WIIILDIIV, Pirenideni, MARSHALL EIENZIRY, Vice Priedent, JOHN C. SIMS, Secretary and Actuary, JOHN S. WILSON, TreAicer. [MID OV 261:31.13. Alexmider Wbildiri Louie A. Gddey, Mmothell Ilenarey, T. Lituutole Harper, WillLont I'. Bolton, ElithaTrneey, deneph Aitken, Thom A. Smith, John C. Sims, George IL Urnhnni, dorms lieu - non, Ellwood Matlack, John P. Simons. {VII. P. IRWIN, M. D., Medkal Ex:minor. Teta Company makes Insurance on lives, on most reasona ble terms. It has been successfully mansged for wend pates its an esperienctsl hoard of Milan and trustecg and trustees; has Unapt paid promptly its Loses, and is every any deserving of confidence and patronage. It. W. POINDEXTPIt. Agent, 97 Water street, Pittsburgh. Franklin Fire Insurance Company of Charles W. Danker, Adolph E. Doric, George W. Richards, Samuel Grant, Thomas liar[, David S. Drown, I . Mordectl D. Lewin, Jacob K. Smith, I, Tobias Wavier, Morris Patterson. CHARLES N. DANCERS., President. CH M. G. BANC.. Secretary. Thin Company continues to make itunarances, permanent or limited, on. every description of property in town and country, at retest as low se are consistent with security. The Company have reserved a large contingent fund, which, with their Capital and Premiums, safely Invested, afford ample protection to the annured. The /tenets of the Ctsupand,od . January, lst, 1851, aciub. linked agreeably to the Act Of Assembly, wore as tolreavr .i::— , __,— . L Mortgage. $918,1Z OdPen Reel Estate . 84,377 78 Nk Tempomry Loans ' 63,065 17 Stocks 61,639 00 Cash, de 64,346 81 $1, 212 ,7a9 44 Since their Incorporation, o period of twentrono years, thoy lowa pold upfront+ of 000 ltllltoo, .Four Hundred thowand polbtra trance by Ore, thereby affording evidence of dm advantages of insuronco, as well o their ability and disposition to west frith immunities, all liabilities. J. OARDNEIt COFFIN, Agent, apl9 Oak. t3ifothoost oor. Wood and Third sic intinental Inxorance Company. incorporated by the LepisWhere of Paotrylennio, ,TEI PERPETUAL CHARTER Antborited Capitol. One Million Dollars,. &nuked mei Accupminted Capital OPENINII TO DAY, by • HOME OFFICE. 61 Mifflin/ Strafe, fib. , Second, Philettlelphia. Fire insurance un RrdldlnFs, Furniture, Merchandise, An geneally. 61.1nolusnrance on Cargoes and Freight% to all parts a the world. ' Inlnnd inaurance on Geod., &c.. br Lake% Rivers, Cen.'..l and Lunde:allege% to all parts of the Union, on the tuoe faturoble tenna, consistent milli security. CMl=l GEORGE W. COLLADAY, formerly Recorder of Deeds, to., Phladelphia. WM. DOWERS, formerly Recjeter of Wills. JOAN N. COLEMAN, firm of Coleman 4 Smith, Importing • Hardware and Cutlery Merchants, No. 21 North Third strot, above Market, Plat. JOSEIRI OAT, thin of Joseph Oat k Hon, Coppersmiths, No. 12 Quarry street, Phila. EDWARD . 1 ...ILSCHEME, firm .of 31scletto Repel, Importing Hardware Merchanta; No. 121 North, Third straeLabore Race, Phila. HOWARD IDINCIIMAN, firm of Lichsgston• Co., Produce and Cenuniesion kferchants, No. El Starker at., Mettle Eighth, Phil. GEOROE COLLABAS• Penal , • Galan Wicsorr,SecrL•tarr. fOSIIIJA ROBINSON, Agent. mer,r.dlyfo N. El Fifth street .(np Helipart Mutual Insurance Company or Office No. 70 Walnut Street • CMb sll7ol26—Assein 1k2M,V14 4S—Srcuart, inTrirrirn. Flra Inrunence on Merammilur, Furnltme, IC. In town or country. The at principle combined with the security of a 5 t ,,,,k coital, entitles the luoured to share the profit. of ta - o Company, wlthorit o f for bases. The Script Certilicatra of tide Company. for profits are convertible at par, into the Capital Stuck of Om Llnn pan] CLEM TINGLES, President. D. N. RINCIIMALL Secretary. • ninrcirova. G. NI Stroud, John R. Worrell, nerd. W. Tingley, Z. Lathrop, IL I.: Carson,.• Robert Tolatid, C. Stevenson, Chile. Leland, Wm. 7d. Semple, PittsVg. J. O. COFFIN, Agent or Third and Wood street. Cl.m Tingley, Wm. R. Thompson, &mod ElLipham, O. W. etrpenter, Robert Steep, C. S. Wool, M2=! Jacob T. Bunting, William Bauer, Franklin Buildings, 414 Walnut Street. Organiatel under the General Imam:lee Law, with a cult Capital of $lOO,OOO, privilegtei to tom.. to $500,140. Inoue. tocainst loos or &maga by Vice, Marin., In Local Navigation nail Trawportation. M. C. LitagDllN W. C. Stotesbury, D. Sharrompa. 11. M. ChrllD, :111111ala o.burne, 'hiladelphia Fire and .Lill3- INOUNANCE 0011.P.ANY, No. 149 Cheanut Street,. OPPOSITE TILE CIIIITO3I , IIOIISE. will rests ell Wadi of Ineuninee, either Perpdral or Limited, on every deeerlptiert of Property or Mereheadise, at roemoostble tattoo( modem ROBEEM P. NINO, President. amiss P. Hayek - ,E. B. Enlls& P. She n, rma Bavnry, O. B. J. N.gritea. riOutiscsirs,P.creteß• $400,10 .$01.4 . /4 04 .30,737 00 . 45,400 1,0 27,471 GS -,1117.12 0031118 11 OF PIIttADELPIIIA, more. H. 0. LAUGHLJN.Presideut. RICHARD SHIELDS, Vice PresWert. OEOROE SCOTT, fliecn,tary, • PALCIONS. • D. MortgomaT. Richard Weld; Owego Scott, T. F Merell, 0. C. Buller. Office, Inhjette tE CLIATFIIY, Mill, (entrance au M ood ) M. W. BALDWIN, Vice PraddaiL E. IL Cope, George W. Browiy, jam oseph Wa r Johnt.", - E. WBor. J. 0. 001111 N, Agent. nem Tlikid tad Woad insurance • ILinotatturers' Insurance Company. Fire,. Marine and 'lnland • Office—No. 10 Merchants' .Erchaor. r1111..0[1.1 . 1111, July 1,181 Notice is hereby given, that the - Agene f sa4 comps, in the cltywlTitteburgh. will , email hai tt r, TAke, be conducted by J. IV ..MAILTIF.N. whom long esp.- Hence M underwriting end connection with thin Oleo to rhihaelPhin. well qualifies him foe Cordnetintthe buelmtes to n =lamer that will glee general itstbfaction. U. b cm , tindly recommended to all our pstrmeom well so thole de, eirineneurunce, • A. WREEE. The bralomet ot the above Company lON be conducted et N 0.% WATER st,eec, Eitteburn. snlikltt .c J. W. MAT-TIEN, Agent. Delaware Mutual Safety 'madame Company Ascorpordett by the Legislature eeli.mttytrania, MCC, S. E. Corner Third and Walnut lat=M )IIRLVE LIV.S77R:LVC.ESon VeSseis, Cargo, andF Ight to all parts of the 11 world., L A-VD L.V5G72,4 ,13 on Gooto, by Rivera, Calais, lakes and Land Carriages to all ruts of the Caton. FIRE LYEDRANCES on 2darchantUra gensralls.- -Jas Stores, p.m.* Ilousft, it. Amer of the )i ons, Noo.SA ,1958. Bonds, Mortgages, ,and Real .............$1011:.0 94 pidladelphis City, and other law ' 103,016 00 Eta* In Banks., Railroad and InsurauceCos.—.... U s :NO 93 Bills Receivable 230,feta 59 Cash on hand'. . ........ . ... ... . . 37, SI YO Balances hand; of Agent; Premiums on Ma rius Policies recently Ismedoml other debts duo the Compaok ..... 121,K6 10 Saba-Midi. holm • .... 10+3,1a1.. 00 . . . otitcroa PT U7ll William Medlin: Jas.. C. nand, Joseph 11. Seal, Theoplilluirnaldlng,! Edmund A. Bonder, James Tnnionir, John C. Davis, William Igyre,Jr., John IL Psalm, 'whoa L. Pries. George. G. Lelper, Jams Torment,: Edward Darlington, Samuel E. Mot., ' Dr. IL M. LiHenry Maui, William C. Ludwig, Jam. D. Merailand. Dash Craig, Thomas C. ii..... 1, Spencer )Irllvolo, Robert Dutton, Jr., Charles Kelley, i . 'l 4li. B.Bv4Dls. Ditt,l.'g, IL Jou. Drouts, D. T. Slorgath, - .1 . U. Johnson, J. I.tor n l mi. . d. THOS. C. HAND; Tice PimMen t. 11M7 L2l.lloll3,SOCretAt P. P. A. ILLDEIII.A, Agent, No. 95 Water atroot, Pit lAbt. cb. Pittsburgh Life, Fire and Marine ins. to. Office, Corner laarkekand Water Ste., PITTSBURGH, PA. ROBT. GALWAY, President._ _F. A. Rusznair, Avoaaa FUXIN% SI. D., Psamtaing Physician. Tills Company makes every Inanrance sq,pertainlog to connected with LIFE RISKS. Also. against hell end I.Brgo Risks, on the Ohio and Mississippi elvers and tribntarisa, and lionise Rt.k gen And agalrod Lees or Damage by Vim. And ecaluet the Perils of the Bea and Telma N Icatlon 'briihiportatlen. Pollak. leaned at the loweettratni consistent with ...illy to i, all partic. Alexander Bindle). Joseph S. Leech, John Fullerton, hianslieldß. Brown David U. Chambers, WillWA Carr, Robert IL Hartley, John WUW, Rebell tinlway, Samuel McClurkrn, Joseph P. Gasimm, M. D., John Stott, Jamas Marshall, David Richey, James W. Hallman, Chas. Arbuthnot, rol6—,my"lrly Eureka Insurance Company, or DELVNISYLVANIA, Officehn, 9 Ira Ler St, Pitistettyh. Asserts, WS be., 1867. Stock D. Dills, payable on demand, and enc.. ed by two approved mulles. 5118,930 00 Club in Pittsburgh Trust Company__ 46,390 36 48,664 40 1= .but Exchange Bank Stook—Oost— 6,960 00 .......... 5 : 10 00 Dllis t 5 Book Amounts.. 12,570 06 tie:Emu: ?..:..Pnrlnock,, '• M. W. Martin, - IL T. Leech, Jr, M. McCandle., Geo. S. Belden. J, U. SUORNBEROiIb Prot no Urclins .1. 11. Sheenhereer, W K. Niunek, R. D. t:echton, John A. Canglsey, C. W. Batchelor, Jetnee I. Bennett, R. Frs=i,l3ecrotary. Citizen' Insurance Comp'y of • Pittsburgh WM. BACIALEY, President, • , SAMUEL L. 3LI.R.4IIALL, .offiee, DI Wultr Strett, &h' Marla, axd ,14.1 &reek. • gs....lraurca hull and Cargo 11.14ka on tho Olio and MI. skaippl Rivera, and Tribanaira. gig-Insuresagaturt loss or damage by pin. Argo, against the perils of the Steam' Inland Navigation and Trausport. anon. • mammas. I Capt. Mark Sk B. al. Hier, • Win. 640.114, Samuel Res, Robert Dunlap, Jr., B. lierbaugh, bane Pennock, Walter Bryant, Jae. M. Cooper, John Ym. ot B.l h . D sr 4 cati, Francis Sellars, .3. School:maker, Wm. B. Hays, !peon. Om., No. 93 WATI:Il BUM, Inure Against a 8 Limb of Piro and 41 OrncrAs--.TAMES A. untansoN, preddent HENRY N. ATWOOD, Socrotary. 1 DtIILCIOXEC Wm. IL Ilolnlay • Alex. King, Jobe Atwell, Wilson Allllet, Wel. new. ;rho McDevitt, i. Mim. Clarke, Jam A. I tittehtiot 13."1 . Weater. Insurunco Company OF PITTSBURGH. Or. ROR DARSIY., Prorbinlr GORDON, Secretary. Will Insure against all blade of Firs and Marisa Ria MAMBA. C. W. Rlcketiou, . 0. W. Jackauu, James McAuley, Otxtrge Dusle, Nathaniel :Holum, - 1 3. Lipplutott;• William IL Smith. • *I L A Homalnatitutlonmartaged by Directors well known the community, and who will na.rally adJustarld prompt pay all Issues at Om OFFICIL No. Water drag, Glpang Co.', Warabouso,) up stairs,Pittaburgh. Jsatt It Miller, Jr., J. W butler, Atelre Ackley C.lhmeen, Thomas Scott, A hltulck, A Beautiful Head of Rich Glossy Hair COSIPLETELY PIIKSZILVED TO THE GREATEST AGE. 4, ND WHO THAT IS G REY WOULD _La_ not hero it restored to former color or hald,but would have the growth restored, or troubled ' with dandruff and Itching but would have irremoked, or troubled with scrofu la, scald heed, or other erupticine, but would I. cured, or with tick headeolte,.(neuralgia) hot would to cured. It villa]. remove all pimples front tho bee and akin. Prof- Wood'. Italr Restorative will de, ell JUL. See circular and the following. Axel kapok November 4,155. . . gamy). J. Weep—Dear Sin I have timed much sold of the wonderful efforts of your hole Restorative And having been AM vino climbs' by quackery and quacktiostrumuhar dyes, An, 1 ours dispcood to pima your Restorative in the awns category with the thousand end one loudly trumpeted murk remedies. until I met you In La tens county some' month. duce, when you gam are Inch unsnap interlaced thlrial of your Restorative' le my fouilly--11rd by my good whore hair had become very thin reed entirely whip, and Were exhausting ono of your huge hettlm, her hatr wee restored nearly to Rs original beautllM brown oder, and hod thickened and become beautiful and glemy epee,. andatutirely over the bead: she continues to use It. out nfiliply because of its beautifying effects upon the hair. but bonus° of Its healtllful inducers, upon the head Mal mind. Othon of my family and friends &re using your Re-' Morative, with the happiest effects, Onetime, my skepticism, and doubts In ...Prem.., toils character and •alue are en tirely removal: and Iran and du moat cordially and cool. dentially meomurund its use by all wire would hare their hair restored from white or grey (byname of sickness or ego.) to original col or and beauty, and by all young persons who hove their hair beautiful and glow.). Very truly and gratefully yours, SOLOMON MANN. Fatno WOoT t owe a long tint °after I saw you at Slim. field before I got a bottle of Restonwire for wbleh lOU gaff ma On order upon your Iwo& in Detroit, and Isbell, I got it we concluded to try lion Nu. baii, is the strut tat of its power. It has dono all that you assured melt 'bald dm =I others of my family and friends, having withered its effectl. ore nos , wing and recomeriendbsg 16are ID Oaten no entitled to the blgheet consideration you claim for it. Again, very roSectfully end truly, yew., • SOLOMON MANN. CAUTLE, Ica,lano 28,1602. 1 have trail Pud. Weed's Hair Bestarat/te, sad have ad mired Its onderthleifeets.' My hair was becendag, as I thought, pretualorely grey hot by the uso offal. Restora tive it has resumed Re original color, an 4 hava rw doubt permanently so. BRIM& aaßertator, U. S. 0. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 012 Broadway, N. (in the great N. Y. Wke Railing Establishbeat) and 114 Market street, St. Lords, Mo., and feshl by all 'goal Drug. gists. anlthlydavriaY rro ASSWAKERS.-- bOU hbdr Sala Ail', 300 Ise German Clay, 100 rake do do, 10 asks Salphur Barytes, • 3001ro Nitrate Sods. On hand and for sale by on 2 rro SO - A RMAKErts.— • X 100 aka Imported Oswalt Alkell, L. 1.60 0 b No. t and 2 Moly, • 300 aka Cbuttle Soda Atli, 60tikt Pa t 011, 10 cats C .a Nut 011. For male by ALEXANDRA KIM, IV .; 218 Liberty STAW El • dENCY.—IIAVINQ BERT anitoluted A rat for Plttannrirb, the MADISON STARCH COMPANY, for the sada of LW, celebrated DDABL STARCH, (* . blab le warranted equal In quality to any known In this market) are now prepared to supply Whotesale DeaD era at manufacturers' mem. We invite tho attention of the Trade to Oat:article, to an eXixtultlitlon of otrepresent stork, and which rill he kept squal to tha &mud. ATWDIAL, LEE ' A CO., my 6 No. Wood atm GOLD 1 1 ENS.—Dawson,Varren & Hyde's Lerlathau, Mammoth awiTip Tipp. Jast mend MI for ale by [.. 4 1 W. &LUNEN. I nn B lirLol:lllLSrecel B. NE • Ing WRICHMOND FAMILY W uriforsale by . GLASS. --500 bxs Window Gams (country brand.) (Jr 6.1.4 by AIXICANDXR MN% se2 . 2:ro Incrust. G REEN APPLES-7 bbls prime qmil! ry GJot mend 1.1 for Isla by .T. TTUI op sea ' LI II2. sewed it LOUR-100 bbls Superfine Flour: in store old for solo by T. LITTI.2 a CO. so' Nall% Beccatit. • ISM S' eel • • " astern juat Mira and for do by T. Lima - a co. N 0.112, Second at.. LARD OIL.-20bb • o.llard Oil in store andfor Ws by T. LITT= M. es l No.ll2, &mud st. ...... INBEE u II • 11 bbli Westent and foiaate • .T.- ael _ Kll2, LITITLII.I • ) •• eo L r ro JJ. II S' ARL ST • : ly on hand and for sale by the • lles may ha scored that this inferior starch ' equal to any of7 e ttoore exposer/al forum of may for making llcahrßlase Mouse, Putial . , ittrtleular to again for ‘Woodor Pearl it TRINS' C LEBRATED for Caroling Room sad Pular. Asaamortsuent la lleenural mem elegatfiret . jolt received and for al* by lb 4 ii• Stat •kiFi l eil>, l •CI fifty ION& MOLASSES-50 bble N. O. inpi 111. in hm.t mi tor mat try R. N0.'41.1 E•_11.439 19 ALEXANDER Kim, 273, LlAorty - 172 JAS. OARDINVII. ~ee order,- I, u. constant-
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