_ESTABLTSHF,D IN 1786
NEM' YORK 'ADVERTISZKEINTS.
Foga WAN:OIUSE, OWEN CO, n MAU NISI.PAPLI AD
mmrb Appietabli,luallos,),lla.:Ao aft 4 3411
Bovadsocy, Irer Turk:
,
Foundry, . I RM ling-, and Iron Furniture
• ' 4Vorlat. • '
PHILIP 'LOB, blanufopturer of Rich
Wawa, 41 . 11, Illably,Ornametded and Rein IRON
I , IIIINITURY, Iron Railing and Carting , of emery derrrity.
Coo. • Office and Warehouse. 41 Oman, wart between
(trend and /troarbei Nen Turk: • orliT2andr
loapoitted Wines, Groceries, 4.0.
I. & W. OEERY,
2 , 0 mugt . ream, MO 7ID 111110.11lT, KM TORE.
Ilretablithed ISOL)
IMPOR..dt..t
TERS . ND DEALERS IN FILIS , 2
Qum, faisily nannies, otks In the Trade,
vats ganallint, all who am clinics in their taste,
sod
Tate
• smaine a - • large misty of
TILL
Ma. &Awboug,,Pautheng, English
Breakfut, OW. . In:medal, Byto, Gunpowder, Young
Ilysors. do., in and chests. lc.
IDOPPRE—llocital • Java • ,
WIN IS: • Sherries, Parts, Hock., lc, very old
end high !Ned . in original peckages, demijohns...S.
MIMS sad Is.
BARTON and 0 , IifiTIKR'S CLARETS.
OHAMPAION. Meet tr.Ghtwahm•• Cab't Imp'! Tormael•
Do Ile 0. IL kititum's Jo do- do
LIQUORS--li • • • Hume, Whlakey, Oin, Amick, Ab-
Wattle, KIM. kk-,ke., In atiginal pm:ka t ...A.M. nstrams,
Maraschino, • tootle, Noreen Bitters. Sc.
- MALT LIQUOILS+London BrownStent Y..-. 1,11 and inglish
Alm. I
I:ROARS—A varle!g of chokw brands.
PICKLES—EnII and French.
SADORA—Far ' lab, Due, Game, Nest, Sc.
CHEESE—SRI •• Madder, Royal, Tkturia, Prince Albeit,
Parmesan; ti• ere, Ramiro, Dutch and and American.
SMARR— • Pulverised, St. ends, de., in bar
rel. and • . hernia. • .
lIAMS—W • • aged.meriamt.
OlLS—Olive, :.. •. and Whale. • -
VirOor Lig .., are warranted unadulterated and of our
own importatio I , 3:dtiv
' • Id Medal. Plans.
QTRINW :11 & SONS, MAN
1..., EPA 0 • RS, Si WeSte; alma, New
York. remised 'the Uttering First Prise
Medota In oompilltlen with the beet makers in Boston, . ear
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at tha Metropolitan Pile,
Washington. March, 1851.
A GOLD MEDAL, nt the Crystal Palace, New York, Na
vember, 1055, (being the only hold Medal given for Mem
•
willdu the feet .is years.) '
A GOLD MEDAL at the Maryland institute, Baltimore,
ITS 6. • !
THE MIST PRIZE MEDAL at the Pair, Cry4tal Palsce;'
New York, November, 11.16. Among the.hulgee were IS
tint musical talent in the 0040157, much as L. !dawn, Gott.
achalk, 7. - allenhanpt and many others. • St. A 5. MEWS
(with and without the Iron Tame) are warranted for three
Joan, and a written; gnartuded given. Pima* packed and
shipped without charge. Tricee moderate.
, 11. KLICRER A Ilflo..
Sole Agents far Pittsburgh and Weetern Pennsylvania.
deZklydv , .
Tarusigisto
BL. fAIINESTOCK.4 Co., laitit of the aim
• N. A. Fehoestock k Co„ and looceseor• to Ylesolog
roe, Wholesale Dmsgis la, No. GO, corner Woatand Fourth
le.,Pitteburgh. Pa., ..
gA. FAIINESTOCK CO., IVIIPLF.,
• cg._Drttggids and Maaufaetuorts of Whit° Load,
and Labarge, comm. Wood and Frout greets, rift.
JSCHOON3IAKER, 3IANUFACITURER
t libitet...l. RN Gad. Zino, Paint. Litharoo, Pot.
ly and ifbolegaleißoler in Paioto. Olin, Turpni.
tins. WIVNI at, ritntiorgh, pa. 11 rd
TORN HAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS.
3rOull.T.Mbobleraleatt4 itetali Drriggvi. laud D.ster
In Paints, Oils, Dyeatark k, canal Wood th earth,
Pittrbargh.
.16rIttgalar igeot forDr.issra Media.. spa
TOIIN SCOTT; WHOLESALE DEArL
ty er Drags. Paints, Oils. Varnishes sad Dye.taffs, Na
296 Liberty stteet,rittsbargh. ;
All orditi sill remiss promptattention. -
AlgrAirent far Schanck 's Pnlatenio Syrup. htsr24:lydsv
TIP E. SELLERS, WHOLESALE DEAL
er In Drugs, Prints,Dyertuffs..oils. Vantith, Xc..
N. 76 Wood street., , Pittsbunis. Pa. Good. srarnant,od.
Prices
iramenuct num— ......... ...... harm.
LIisRAUN & REITER; WHOLES.ALE AND
tala Drage ita,,omer orllberty lead St. Clair eta,
et.
J'OSEPII ,FLEMING; (SUCCESSOR TO L.
Wilcox At Co) comer Thultst street arid Dlattootd, keeps
ooastautly on hand a flatland tAlopleto assort mesa of Drugs,
Magic-loss, lilealrlus Chests, retfomery,tal all articles per.
Utth.lng to his business.
/firPhyslcisns pte,riptlmtt,cant , tily eotnrcut led at all
hours. jsikly
RIL GEO. IL KEYSER, DRUGGIST,
140 Woad west, corner or Wood etre. t and Tlrgin
, Pittstm*, Pft.
ilrobuct Dralers
CHEESE! WAREHOUSE.--,HENRY . H.
OOLLL'in, Forwardlug and C 0.311.9111013 Henkel:4,AM
Dealer la Cbeeee, Butter, Lake; Flab and Produce generally,
26 Weed et, above Water, ritubugh. .sm
JB. CANFIELD, LATE OF WARREN;
• cam, Oimmlaslon and ;Pornardlng Merchant, and
Wholesale rattler In Weetern Beeerre Cheese, Butter, Pot
and Pearl etah, and Wertern•Prodoes generally. Front et,
between Basithileld and Wood, Pittsburgh.
AItBANE &.-ANJER; - ( SUCOESSORB
to A. A A. !Lamle.) Medan to Flour, Grant and
mitten. Commtadtut and Yorkrarding Morchaate, No. ISt
Second strenet.PlttaLargh, Pal V.: 1, '57:41y1ja12
kiVlD —' ,t. -- 11EitEIST, FLOUR, PliO- -
7 one, Pr.:trial. and Goonolaaton Merchant, No.
stneet, corner of Itazt Pittsburgh. gives his att..
non to the sato of Floor, P. Bacon, lard, Cheese, Butter,
Grath, Dried Proles, Sood., Ac4.te..•
Sir Consignment. ro.poctfully solicited.
ALEX. ;,FURSYTII, (SUCCESSOR TO
Dewier lu Wool, Hldee , Flour. Otti. L:ad wad New
Oil wad Proda. geseooll7, 75 Water It.. Pittsburgh. Pa
la RIDDLE, GENERAL COMMISSION
Li.. Merchant and Dealer In 0 rereniee Pr. - taco, 27
Fifth street, Pittsburgh, 4a. •
Refer ha •R. Itercureit, Pittsinugh,
BAEL/Lir, Cowart & Co, Pittsburgh.
iff•CdrAptittextre allcited And eat isfactory Mures guar
teed.]w delfelydworT
:DOUBT lIINCIIINSON, COMMISSION
Auk, Sten-haat, for the sale rf Western Rossi-es Choose,
Dotter, Lard, Boom, Firth, Pot and Pearl' Ashes, ihtbarataa
• Oil., Floor, Oraln,Seeds, Dried Frait,and.Prodoce generally,
No. 8 Smithfield street, between First and Water. .p"•
C114" 11'
'8 8.. LEECH, FORWARDING
°rid Oonuitiskrn 3lerehant, it , etler in Flour, Grain, N.
eun, Lard and Butter. and all kinds or Produce, :to S Fenitb
liald atreegbatween Drat audiVater. ap3
gAGLB LWAREHOUSE.—JAS. GARD
INER,. Whole gal* Dealer in ilatr, Ptrrision. and
reduce generally, No. CI Bertatti street, between Liberty
'and Smithfield, rittaburgh, P.
Illierersdi nub',
U. a. gOttecg....
B. HOLMES le, BRO., PORK AND
aver Paekers and Dade. t. Provisions, corner of
Idarketund Probtvtribta,. Pittsburgb, P. ded
f 2ittoinego.
1134mjaniin
_, 000NNYLLO R . AND ATtORNE
AND COMMISSIONED FOR TIC
New York - [Ohio, { I - '
Maiwechnintts, . • 1 •
Ada., [ ' Idlehlnan,
Virginia, • . Illinois, I
Anknowledgemeota end Depositions te
wlmbaistered to be recorded; or need is
named glatwa:- - • -
Mee appellate the Theatre, No. en,
b wrglx, Annul
OBERT. WRNIGIIT; ATTORNEY AT
Law,and Solicitor of tlioltank of flttaborgb, No. 110
Forth stre•kiPlitzburgh.. ; 4.18
---- - -
JOSEPH S. ot A. P. MORRISON, AT.
Verney. it Law. tHllca No. 98 Fourth et., near Wood,
P3tsburgh, Pa.. my 2 4
la-ARTZEP) 11 - AZ ' N,. ATTORNEYS
„I„i.nt Lie. Moe in Odeon Building, Fourth anent,
Pittattrsh, _
. -
. I Dri enobts.
------r-- , • .. — l , --
Fmumy, sr.;.IIIIRCIIFIELD,. DEALERS
barna lad Lidlee Drew Goode generally. Cloak;
asid_lghawls; Einbrolderlest and Staple Om* for
Wally um.' .antesesually extensive RANutment In all the
above dell!issitonos,Justrocelied and Kiting at the lowest
prkee. ...r.f. . . • 1
Sirl.kethatest oar. Pratrth and Market It era
. .
A A.'
- MASON &. CO., 25 Fifth Street.
. vrill iipero ads mortilim:
11.14% SplireDron :tat", t Mil Satin itrippd Wool D
lUcb i Woos.
RI& Chit* . '•" " Rich Printed Wool DeLame.,
Rich L o ut riOro.Deltblan. Rich " Cashmere.,
Fich PrAte.a MibritoSßich Bimini Me"
, -.•.-- " . rin.Rich Saxony l'Uldx,
. . , .
And cholewistortoi•nts at newts of th• /AV st Inatonttrition.:
a. a. Rims •-co., rrrtsa'a4 c L excatccr • co, la.coax
AA. MASON - 4 CO., IVIIOLESALE
• awl Retail Dealers ha Yanci and Staple Dry Oar*
Finkst W./IW'
-& - .STROF I7 i CO'S PRESIIUM MAO
-40 fiI.tPLICATING AND 1111PRF5EION PAPER—A
phi/cities of witting without pine or ink. Firft preminoi
swank.' to them t.y the ulna Star. Fair, October,
tif *head:Hal oracle with which ,to writ o letter and
obtain the copy at tho fame lima...without the do of pane or
ink, reetierteg 11 ineaknable;to perform trarellinx. It will
take the correct linpresdon Of any leaf. plant or norez.)4 l
is eviallysd4ipsiii lin writing Dapper, cloth, woo . l at gone,
U. O 0411414.4 '14..1.14.!ei1tim, music, ha., without. the
nee a(pool0 Zak, with *bone or common stick. Try It.
roe lob by W. S. HAVES,
Itarket andBecend greets
Q. UNDItIES—VO ptime 'Rio Coffee;
Z31140,11L titigar; • lap eanclardCmed Surrj
bble PorW66 Coffee
40 Golden bytge. Reneger kerne;
76 bete be mined Telieoece.; 'OO kgs 11 twist Tottacte; .
24 1:115ks ZOOID Bode; - 12.2 ankle boki Saloretree
trz6 Sods Salmrstain. ,30160ut0 Ricr;
tO
40 be ebeetellnec ;20 hretemu.Blact T.
caddir ItaWit — " •,,21 , 0 nun itektfrekete2 - Paimg
100 too We them Nen ' , 0P:1 1 4. 1 M" " "
150 *attar& groose4 - keep beet benele Nall<
babreee•Claerllpee -•• 3 alk4BleeedWkale
75 bblaCt.-, 10 , 6610 - 0 0 . 1 . .Pi *r;
gbet. Alleptee bbts hese $o 3 Mackhrel;
e 46. bole Lateen Per seed
Is eke* wet bkiellely - WATT k WILSON.
sole , • . 264 Liberty et,
• The Great Amer/01111 Cara Sheller.
row, PN- EXIIIIIITION - atifo. 65 - Fifth
street erettente4 to *tell 20 bole* per hoar; tyale
Thie Nscbine it certainty the invention of the Igo ,
&wig everything ;het e.Oeefttl with Abe datab l e' end
tl ikksi W O lly invite Oil Veree;;; Mechanic mu C.;pital-
SA to S lh' ttfC Machine. •
.
UCAT, Lettor:Commereial Not;:tiitiTh
Not sivilAW!..--Kot.roPoro for imle ty
, • , corner Harlot oihd &moil strooir.
•
a R----------AUGUTING PAP—RCS—Aiitiquairiani
p Doitw Nicheat, ' LOU, imperial and at Its•
I u 411.401 rot! f!arireyern, far _
CIMAM YELLOW =lOOO ig t or ' s
60.4,.0?,
r • -•.•-•4'::::;.4
NEW YORK ADVERTIBEWEIRFTS.
from ALBERT O. RICHARDSON'S Amulet. L o Cron
gum .= Orrscc, SOO Broadway, N Fork.
~~i~
~`W ,
It ts Not a Dye
Mn.S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR RESTORER.
Om h Reid, or persons wit.itliseues or hair, or scalp,
w ri the following and Judie of the articles.
ivr RS. S. A. ALLEN'S ZYLOBALSAMUhi,
JAL. or World's Lair Dressing, is essential to use with the
Restorer, and is the test Mir Dressing for old or young ex
tant, befog ofteu errlcarlorw to cameo( hair Gain, do,, with
out the Restorer.
11EV. 11. V. DEGAN, F.ditor Guide to llolinoss. "We am
tetti to its effect." Ac.
PRESIDENT J. IL EATON, LL. D., Murfreothoro• Tone.
"Notwithstanding inegnler use, the felling off of hair
ceased, and my gray holm restored to caiginalsolor," Ac-
REV. S. R. MORLEY, Attleboro', Massachneettn. "It has
changed the 'Crown of Glory,' belonging to old mon, to
the vigil:ad hue of youth," kc.
REV. M. MACRE'', (60 years of ags,) Pitcher, Cbermeg"
county, New York. "My hair Is now restored: it is
nothing like a dye," Ac.
REV. D. T. WOOD, Middletown, New York. "My own hair,
and Una of another of my family, has greatly thickened,
where almost held," Sc.
REV. JAMES MeKEE, New York city. Recommends it, At.
.REV. W. PORTERS, Stanwich, Oman. "It humid toy meet
sanguine expectatk,n. Ae.
RE Y. J. P. GRISWOLD, Washington, N. R. "It Dt really
effiamions be Featuring th e hair," Sc.
REV. G. M. SPRATT, Lewinburgh, Pennsylvania. "We ran
and do cheerfully recommend IL" Sc.
RSV. J. P. TUSTIN, Charlestown, South broken. "The
white hair has become °Delano'," gr.
AllOn BLANCHARD, Meriden, N. IL 'We think
y highly of your preparation," Jte.
B.C. SMITH. l'rattsburgh, N. Y. "I sou surprised
to Mid Z 73, hair Mtn as when I ente young." &e.
REY. C. 31. CLINK. Lewtston,Peunsylranin. "It has stop.
1.1 my hair fallingand caused • new growth."
RE .A. PRINK, eh...Tied:nutty, Now York. "I am eat.
bled and reetnximend it."
ROT. D. MORRIS,CrOes River, New York. "It to the hat
preparation extant:l
REV. WILLIAM CUTTER, Editoridother'• Messina, Not
York, "Recommend. it."
Kuk-We mmht ewer this UM, but En. convinced, TRY IT.
%Y• export theee preparations to Europe esen. mid they
are supereeilLug all others there . well as in the United
flistre,
It Min net cad or slam Sold by all the. principal whole
sale and retaal merchants in tho United States, Cuba or Can
ada.
DEPOT, 355 BROOME STREET, N. Y.
When addrea all letters and lenalrien.
♦ysome denters try to sell articles Instead oi this, on
which they maks more prong. Write to Depot ror circular,
tentrotand informrtlort 'renal. Is aligned, Aiko,
written in ink. Beware or couraterreita. satilevilhour
Highly Important to „Recliners, Liquor
Dterchants and Wholesale Grocers.
- -
DR. FEUCIITIVANGEWS,
Flcroringt, to E'rotfua ofd Noinents Pali Rrery Desired
Liquor.
TIIE UNDERSIGNED ILIS LATELY
..I„ made great improvements in this branch of husinesa.
Tho flavorings are put tip In packnut. of 5,10 and 40 Gallons,
and requires Gni the addition of Pure Spirit, aither let or
411, proxy and Liquor. bitch as Cognac, etcher dark or pale.
Holland and English Gin, Ji11... and St. Croix Ilnat, Mu.
nongithela.jiourbon. Irish and Fa-otch Whisky, Apple, Frisch,
Cherry and IdAspherry Brandy, Port and Madeira Wince still
bo instantly prainced. It requires no akin, but Au athlition
of A g..sl spirit, mu 50 gullons to each gallon of 11i0 re
spective Flavoring.
The beat Cognac Oil, green, yellow and white, warranted
genuine, As low ea any other ital.-ter In thixtlreted States
Essence of every Liquor. Extract of Cognac, Oh of which
pruducce 290 gallous of Cognac-
Raw lThisky may, by Dr. Ills ago and body preparation
be made smooth with hot a trilling expense.
The price of Flavorings ars extremely moderate, and di
rections Is fall supplied by
DR. LEWIS YEUCIITWAROER,
Chemist and Imporkref Drugs, Entertfist Oils and Metals,
Paper-rear and Photographic ararisult.
No 143 /Word Las; No Soax.
Y. 11.--S do Agora for Oudfroy's celebrated Ctrniial 'Wars
and Gin. ap.TalaireanTan
JOSEPH wurrive
. .
Carrlsere Repository..
TOSEPII WRITE NOW CARRY-
u leg no business hit rpralanta prenal
(nom lately enlarged,) between Pittsburgh an
vile, near near the Two Mlle Run, respectfully incites the public
to Inspect hie stock of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, Ac. And
ho particularly informs gentlemen percharers, that one :
pricsonle is made. Fourteen years' experience in the broil
-0001, males him to place before his Famous the mum choice
collection of Carriage, which so many yeasts pear it has
been his particular department to select from the ranoos
and men talented Eastern Manufacturenj. .The mamas of
bib now system to completr, the economy of his arrpge
metas will supply the best and meet fashionable roann.artts
rers at malerate prices
Unencumbered by thaw Leary expenses, which the-manna
for &minting Rouses of Business, has limpid upon the
prim of Goods, (oaring to large rents.) Jo.epb With. . 1 1 1
sell au reedy money only, at touch !Old than the usual
profits.
R. R—Cartieges repiassi in the best manner, .Ith dis
patch. Telikat
Plttsbnrigh Coach /factory.
M. L. STEPHENS,
ma
BIGELOW * eit, formerly It M. BIGELOW,
Aro. id Dicristmil Atirg.neur fßa# 3rery •
PISTSBURI3II, Yd
IWOULD RESPECTFULLY AN-,mx.,
nous.. to Mettler-ridge rming.uominunity •• .1
public. In geurral, that IL are this day purchased Om lota.-
[ of any former partner, Mr. Albert, and watt carry on Ma
business in ell its branches at the old stand, No. 4.3 Dimmoud
Alley. In changing the tame of tide old mud m moll nub.
'Lobed manufacturing mtalillsbment, I assure the public no
eßert be wanting or my part to deserve the same high
character so long meted by my predecestion and essociates.
IC:lyd
M. L STEPHENS.
JOHN - SON, BROTHER t 00,
[bract of Ramat and Ratacca Strrets,
ALI:WHIST CITY.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
y form their friends. end tho public gene.
rally, that they are manufacturing Carriages, Retouches,
Rackawaye, Doggies, Sleighs and Cluriots, to all their rwl•
oils styles of finish and proportkina
All orders will be executed with strict regard to durability
emtl beauty of finish. Repairs will also be attended to on
the most reasonable terum. lining la ail their work the
best F.astern Shafts, Poles and Wheel stuff, they feel conk.
dent that all who Woe them with their patronage will be
perfectly satleflod on trial of their work.
Nudists= are requreted to giro theta a all before pur
chasing ells:wham noklyd
eommissoton, ttic
YAI.O). LIM- JOAN L =CIL 4015. I. LAIXIL
SOS. S. LEECH & CO.,
N 05.242 & 9144 Liberty at.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION .191 - ICRCH.A.NTS.
DELLY.ES IN
FLOUR AND BACON,
Tin Plata and Tinner's Stook.
AND
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES.
BicALPIN & CO.,
(Late of J. N. Leech, McAlpin A Co., Pittaisurgh4
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND
.1 0 011747.A.P.D1N0 . MIC.I2CI,IA-NTS ,
Levee and Washinglan e.
WYANDOTTE CITY, KANSAS TEIMITORY,
REFERENCES:
Joseph 8. Le,ll t Co., Rod Pittsburgh Merchant, geom.
ally
THOMAS & GALLA . Ciarac
'
(10 3IM IS SI 0 N AND FORWARDING
Ia.IIBIICRANIM, No. NO met tarot, M. Laois, Mo.
Itel ZS TO
EMU:, HARTMAN A C0..1 JOAII:i71 LAMA
Lourro.,Bnoram A Co., Zoo t {Warms.
VIII purchase to order, Leal, Hemp, as." Onin. So.
Prompt ettention given to any manner of forwardSeB :1 in g.
yd•
AT LAW
E STATES OP
Kentucky,
311seeuct,
74ter%
Wiuonntn,
• en. nod °gain &C.
tk any of the WNW,
13And 11. NU
LEWISS.; EDOERTON, (Succeseors tp D.
..1,1 T. Mni & Co.) Wholesale acorsrs, Vorwardlnig
OMMlsgloo Mprettsats, and deakn In Iron.
legs, Culton Varns,Gins• tr. No. DE Wood Wont, WU.
•Lorgli, Pe. me2lply
SPRINGER 11ARBAUGH, COMMISSION
Merchant, Dealer in Wool, Provision mad Produce gem
erally, No. 295 Merry attent,Pittaburgh, Pa..
IeNRY S. KING, (LATE OF THE
firm of King k ?.loothend, ) Cemmisaion Merchant,
and er in fig Mang and Bloom., No: 76 Vramr louver. be
low Market, Pittahareb apt))
A •A. .11A.RDY, (SUCCESSOR TO RAE
/a, dy,Jones k Co.,loontmiesion and Forwarding Mar.
chant; Agent of the Madiaon and Indianapolis Maltreat!, cor
ner rirm and Ferry atn,Patiburgh, Pa. Ja2klyd
VDWARD T. MEGRAW,A lIVERAL
Commimion Mereltant, and Mann& Dealer in Manu
factured Tamen, lmported and Domestic Cigark Bong le,
10., No. 241 Liberty at net, email. the haarl of Wood, rut.
burgh, Pa.
•
TOHN li. :NIELLOR, No. 81 WOOD ST.,
Dismord Alley .4 Fourth street, Auto Agent
fn CIIICKESINO k SONY' (Poen.) PIANO FORTES, MA-
SON k HAMLIN'S MODLL MELODEONS and ORGAN
MARMONIUMS end Dealer in Mute and Mold Oterels.
/WM
KLEBEft & MO., No. sa FIFTH
e Bt., Sip of the CkadenlistAl,Pede Agent furNONNE
k gg,Aftig'S (New Took) ansiesiled (bawl end Ware
.NANOS, and DARHABX NEEDHAM'S peeving Lee
DEONS nod OItHAN DAEMON lUDS, Deaden In Mane and
Nadal Instruments. te6
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•
(111AHLOTTE BLUME, ItIANUFACTIIR
ki ER And Dealer in Plano Fort:, sod Importer of Made
and Nodal Instruments. Me Agog kw the lIAMBUILO
PIANOS, alio E3r HALLET, • DAVIS 01'S
RID sad without Alarm , Altoelmout. Wood drag.
P 73
Wheat, Rye and Cana Wanton,
PEAR ALIACO
tEI'rFe.M ek IGINT.eNI MILL.
TILE SUBSCRIBERS RAVE TAKEN the
above earabllitttent,ind Worprepared to
Puy the 15wftert Jiierkdri ... to auk
For 00U Bushels of Wheat.
1 25, 0,000 lowhela of Ry*. • •
10,000 Bushels of Corn.
tt Is the lot Adieu of the proprietors to ofter iktret Pram ,
for any cholas** Of White or Red WWI-They intet4 to
make very superior Family Flour, and are Willlag to - .pay a
prawitue to 150 Pulses . , lb Ms tamp. of on extra price, to
iodate Mtn to mt.. choke quality of wheal, mei to brims
It to market . In extorter
tyllamd
levigts do' ' rtsusgsds ,
A
... ..
ITTVINQ jUst to town, Monsieur
ALPIIONSE DigSliretarned
tat tbottatworstty and
0 .• !Oh fthool, Intends to motor blithers& Lem= pr 4
votoly or lo doom.
Apply for toms at lio.ll7otitth street.
. 7 ortoorarto,d
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ILYON 'S KAMMON - - a="2 han '
- • and tut We by &UP • 01).
CL.A.71.33213
ENAME LE D
THREAD
32 DR.T STREET.
NEW YORK
gooll-ncedavritt
earriageo
iftuotc, &c
R. T. r.ENNZDYIk
PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORNING, 'OCTOBER 2, ,1857.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
Prom H. S. SCHELL'S Advertising House, No. 7.1-5 Broad
11q.
"F MILLER'S HAIR INVIGORATOR.-
. Fur Strengthening Redorio2. Darkening, and pe
Wtnating the beauty of the hair. Pries 23 Cents per Bot
tle. It eradicate. ...Hand dandruff: Impart. • 12 . 1 ..1 to
tire resits of the hoir, lends rigor nod lustre to the fibre.
duke. them if too light, or gnaritie gray: Patens them if
already sheik nod makes the hair ea.. silky end wavy. In
the nursery it hi indisperniable as a °mane of cleaning the
heeds of Children, nod hying the foundation of a signs-ow
grosrth o hair. hold by Druggists Intli 'Dealers in Fancy
Wads everywhere. Wholegalis Depot, 613 Dey street. New
York. aulDalindas
1 111
MATCHES, CIGAR LIGHTS AND WAX
1111. TAPERS, warranted to stand every climate, put up
in wool and tin boxes externally for shipping and Jobbing.—
Sold oaths moat liberal terms, by CB/LIMES PARTRIDOE,
126 Malden Lae, New York. anTulmds
PIANO FORTES-L. A. BENJAMIN, 288
Balmy, Elm York, &lo Agent for Caws & V.
eniaM Pwto PORTZ% nruntrgrawil for tone and finish.—
Dealers from the Weld and Sonth are Invited to rail and ex
amine. Al*,, new and wxond hand Pianos at low prices.
A liberal diamunt given to dealersand teweborw Jr2lntrts
The Cheapest and Best Pums
TN TILE WORLD, having a SOLED P ISTON
and METAL TAMIL For pumping EXTRACTS. HOT
and COLD WhTEß,anitablal ir Cistern.. Wells, Yactorlea,
Mines, &o. Throwing from WI to 500 gallons per minnta.r
An exoellent EINE ENGINE. Tor fanner. Large diacolmt
to &Mom AGENTS warded, and Territorial Rights for
sale. E. A. MARSHALL, No. IN l'eorl Wee , .
Jll6lmdz corner of Maiden Lam, New York.
OSTRICH FEATHERS,
Artificial necrosis,
Fancy Ornaments and Laee Trimmings
for Bonnet?.
To TOO blzacuagra OF Preradifigt—
Tho subooribers have a larg Manufactory in
Porte, and or ?taw York, naaively devotod to the
manufacture of the alto.. kind of goads. Their present
'trek embracing many Worm.] Myles of Feathers and
Flowers. Alm the material for manufacturing them, which
offered at wbotemle only, at their Ware Rooms.
iIIitIDERFON, %MYTH kW.,
No. WO, Broadway. New York."'
Rome FurrilehLnsllardurture.
PICOT Sr S'SiOTWICLL,
No. 03 Moldavian.. , New rork,
TMPORTERS and Jobbers of Cutlery, Fou
-1 d.re, Tes Trays, Fire Irons, Tinned out gnemelled
Hollow Were, ' , tench Tinged Ware, Andiron. Fry Pails,
Coal Hods, PlanishedJapponed Plateslaud Britian. Ware.
KM/ MCTOMS 07
PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS,
je9i4nola 61 Maiden Lane, New York.
School Furnit ore.
1) PATON, Manufacturer of New and 1m
.1.16. proved .tyles of SCHOOL FURNITURE.
Illustrated Catalogue. sent on application to
S. PATON,
Jettrandis 210rore street, New Yolk.
Modern Style of School Furniture,
MANUFACTURED and for sale by N.
JOILNSON, No. CM Hudson street, New Yo - rk. A
large supply kept constantly on hand. Circulars forward,
ed on application as above frOniondis
1.1611 TE. NEWTON 6 BILADBITRYS,
4 . -1 Bow. Sri-ort, .LV•zo Fork,
MANUFACTURERS of the Patent Arch
Wrist Plank Piano Fortes, celebrated for depth. full
..i richnesa parity, uud a peculiar singing quidity of their
bole, for which they hare received the highest ecomlion•
frt. the greatest musical relebritho of the country: mid in
every fair, when brought in competition with other instru
ments, hare phtlitted the highest premium. Thu Patent
Arch %Fried Plank, which le owned .4 used only by tn.
Kn....nth.- +tending in tune longer than any other in
strument while their ouprecedented demand in all parts of
the country h • rufllcient proot of their impetior excellence.
A liberal discount to Clergymen, Schrwls end the trwle.
Oruro
BAGALEY, COSGRAVE & CO.,
Wholactle Uruorrs, N.. 18 and 20 Wood .treot, Pitts
yr A WORTH BRO. & BROWN LEE,
Grusionswouldrespecaully lint. theattentunt of the
public to their rargi , stock of Wines Brandy.. Liquor., So,
sign Smite and Family Groraries, tech se Bunt Itio Cod.,
Old Government il4lll 44, Old Country Blurb Tea, Ch, ire
Young Llyson da, linnpowder and imperial do., Oolong
Teas, lewering', Relined Suers.' Pure Gera. Brandy, liol.
land 01[1. (ltd lost Wine, Sherry, Madeira do, Claret end
Cloonpaigu do, Old Mount pitela, Bye Whisky. Imported
Ciermareand llama Nara.
The above goods, together with 4,vneral eavortment of
ilrecerivis extremely low for cash. wholesale and rorail at
the Pagoda Tea Store.
C. :tier of She Diamond and 1ner...,1 alley
R . .•
• •
EIS et BERGER, GROCERS AND
Detders in Baron. Lan!. Finn, nap., Itri.nue.
nth-Wpm writer Smithfield end Seron.l screen.. l'ittfe
burgh. fere.l3
A LEXANDER KING, WHOLESALE
_CIL Orem arid Importer of Rods Lob, 7.:3 Liberty
otreed, Pittsburgh. aphlytte
WM. MITCHELTREE, & BRO.,
Wholeule Gramm, Rectifying Distiller, and Wine
and Liyinfr hierchante, Se'Al9 Liberty latent, Pittsbnrgh.
jo2o
,INO. S. ....... .................. ...... _
ONES S COOLEY, WHOLELALE GHO
tp Peat nal:4mm daaleno in Produce .nd
Pillabargb Ilaaufaeturea, No. Wafer areal, soar Cherry
Alley, Plttebargts. P.. ray=
allieL s. =Wt.
QIIRIVER & DILWORTH, WHOLESALE
Grocer& No. 190 and I.Ti Seeoud street. tta.lemen Wuxi
sod Smithfield, Pittsburgh.
A
CU LB EH.TSON WHOLE
Ihsun
SALE Grucerafideuroruldebm Mereitsrajhmkrio
sod Yittaborsh Marmfeetured Articles, ICA Liberty street,
rittnbisrgb.
Jo. ....... MO.
JOHN FLOYD & C 0.,. WHOLESALE
Orocers and entondesien Merchants, No. 173 Weal and
Liberty etreet, Pittabeirgb_
•- -
WATT & WILSON, WHOLESALE GRO
CERS. COOl2ll/13100 Merchants aud Dealers in Pro
duce and Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. 2 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh. Juiin
IM.II DIME, 143.111
SAIAII DICKEY & ca, WHOLESALE
()roomy Commission Morctiante,and Dodo. in P.a..,
SO Water strort, and G 3 Front isnot, Pittsburgh.
THOMAS UTTLI, St.. THOMAS UM.; XL
(Lett of the firm Robinou. Little
LITTLE & CO., WHOLESALE CEO
s PERS. Prather mud Commission )lerchants, and
Dealers in Pittsburgh Marnelnettue", No. 112 Sseend .trees,.
Pittsburgh. Julie:7:63
IeCIITCHSJI. 1(01.01.1.
WM. McCUTCHEON & CO., WHOLE
, SALE (henna Produce and Ccaurritssion Merchant,.
and Landers lb Pittabargli Itinaufsetureit Articleo, No. 219
Liberty street, corner of burin, Pittsburgh, P. .y 3
J 06,1 ATV., Lt! eau , erwrii.
ATWELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE
°mark Yrodnee snd Commienton Merebanta and
Lawler , to Pittebnralt Manufacture, vn. S reel, be
tween Water and Front mt. Plttaburph. nple
IL.T.,wt. i. R. 18021.
ROBISON & co.,' 11()LESALE
R°Morn, Commission Morrlanot.. xrot Do*lers In all
klnde of Provisions, ProAnco and ritt.horylt anufarturrn.
\u.= . Liberty stre:vt, Pataburgb
ROBERT U. KING, w ti( LE S . A GRO
CER, r,133011114•41 Merchant, and Ibntler la
Pleb, Flour. and all Winds tA.,Conntry Pnsl tics. So :1l I.ll*
erty street, mouth ..rniztli. Pittsburgh, Pa I.theral d.
sane. nude on CULI.IgnIIinItS. }skirl
DOBER'r I)ALZELL Sc CO., WHOLE
XL PALE Gmc+na Crannriaaton .4 Forwarding Med
amnia and Dewier.iu Produreand Pittsburgh Maor...turf"
251 Id!awry inroet. Pirtabargla P. my
tiookulltro, &c
C. COCIIRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO
S. &gnarl Wholesale and Retell Dealer in Hooka,
Stark,uory and Paper Hanging., Federal street, 611, doer S.
E. of Markel Square, Allegheny, Pa.
JOAN S. DAVISON, BOOKSELLER AND
Stationer, 3utp.or to traelentk Avner, tie. El Market
rnet, near Fourth, Plltdburgh, Po.
. - -
Tr AY &CO., BOOKSELLERS AXD STA
-11 No. 66 Wood .tr...t, next door to the. rot ,
nor of Third, Pittsburgh, P. School and Law Books COO.
stantly on hand.
T L. READ, BOOKSELLER AND STA
a MINER, N 0.78 Fonrth at, Apollo Building.
LINT A MINER, BOOKSELLER
and Bbstionor, Masonic. flail. Fifth street.
Vimoictans
11 ,t
R. R. T. FORD still continues his new
11
TIMETABLE PRACTICE. Hit office, Went .0.
Pen 4 pinnate ATCIIIIO. (Fourth Etrnet Itoad,) Rut end 0
Dikail ad street. Pittaltargb. Pa
t Ac ute awl Chronic NM:VW. ono
fuNt U r u q l l:l " 4ll.. u e ' vy " :f l Lmedles l practice of the prose.
rtAy. mrlti:rtirtelyP.
DR. O'BRIEN CAN BE CONSULTED
at Dr.
I 1
Smitlis,Nirner Fifth minf Rmlthfled strfiet+, on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS nnd SATURDAY'S, frntn 10 to
noill 3o'clock.
Afirßnaidenen on the Bros-writ]. Roan. Jantlyil•
JOS. , GAMY, U. D Jorouw nolcura Y. o
DOCTORS GAZZAJI & FLE:NIIS;G:
Ofhos No. 25 SLoth most, Pittsburgh. Pa. fe2.B,said•
Ural iEstate agents
LAKELY RICIIEY, REAL ESTATE.
Waken, corner a Seventh awl Smithfield area.,
Ittehurgh, Pa. Panne, Houma. MAL Mille, Furnace., k,,.,
bought and mold on cominladun. Lang Wanuinte, Bills,
Bood. and Notre negotiated. &pedal attention given to
aatatividing Fargo sad dLfposing of them Ter me rf1860114
hie 21dawS
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WILLIAM WARD,
pE A_L Ell IN PROMISSORY NOTES,
lambi, Merl pace .o 4 .II wourttlibs fur Emmy.
emus Cat procma loans through ray Agency, au MAO •
able term,
- .
Thor. wedging to invest their moo' to rood adeehtelt
can &lyre,. litet Met and emceed claret paper at my oailire, f•
We.
AU COOLOluelcadows and interviews confi
strictly dential
Office GRANT STREET, opposite St _Paul's Cathedral.
Jeldltf
GEORGE W. RUNN, REAL ESTATE
and Insurance AgentottUnals to buying and eelllog
HMate of every desmiptlon, and to Asency business
generally. Also, to Immrlog property from loss or damage
by fire, for good, reliable Pidlagklphia Companies. Chervil
netemable.
AlirOfFae West Ado of Federal street. second door Booth
of the North Commons, Allegheny City. eepo
ACI7II LOMA ?DM. D. 1.0011111
AUSTIN LOOMIS ,E CO., DEALERS IN
Prorates:try Notes, Donde, Mortimer. and all Sectiri.
ties few Money.
Noseyloaned on Cheeks at short date., lath collateral
securities.
NOTES AND DRAFTS SMOOT AND SOLD.
Fedoras desiring loam cut be accommodated on reeeorable
tense, and copitalina eau be hindshed with good gh.cluitiee
st
of prices. Adeo, attend to the Sale, Renting
sod Lettelas of Rest Estate. •
1113.0ffIce Na SS fourth street, above Wood.
larAIIIITIN• LOOMS, Notary Public.
BhioLALN SON. Real Estate Agents
• and BM llnlkers, Na 68}4 north area.
rIIOMAS WOODS, Real Rotate Agent, No.
16 Moth Amt.
.fflanufacturers.
_ .
WELLS, RIDDLE & CO.,
SO Fourth Street, Pitttany,h, Pa.,
NASZTAGIMILIIO 0?
WHIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
Ordenaolielted Irma the gnat., and promptly Map
pad m per Ix...traction..
Tide.-4 months, orb per .01. &Liman( tor mob.
.125:17dd wS
J. & • 0,7
..71C1 V6/3111 Or
ROPES AND TWINE,
cum.,. of Ptnn and Iran. ut ot redo. Pitlaborgh,
trAVE ALWAYS ON RAND A FULL
gupply of Call and Halter Rape.. Bed Sash and
Crate Cardt WOol, Broom, Cottnn and Flax
,p"..
Width and Colored Thine; Out Linos, Staging am sw o p , .
lines. nedillydkng
ducaarr-
i 4 'o . p.Ge7E,
Owner of Infer Strut and Middle 4110.
Allegheny City, Pa.
QHETTER & STAUB, AtAwifacturers of
Impnyeed Truck. dad Patent Garden Bow
Slaelomilthing in geffend, de., done to order.
MI onion promptly attended to. • y.
WILLIAM rl AILIMILL Lamina Liam
WILLIAM BARNHILL* CO.,
61 Penn St., below Mnrhury Pittsburgh, Pa.
STEAM BOILER MAKERS AND SHEET
Iron Workers, Manntaclurers f ill Patent
Roller, Locomotive, Flood and Cyllndrs. ers,Chlmneyv,
Brelchen, rive Red, Stearn Pipes, Oondansers, Salt Pans,
Sugar Pans, Iron Yawls, Llfoßoato, etc. Also, Blackantithe
Work, Midge and Viaduct linna, done at the shortest no
tice. All orders from a Meteors promptly attettded to.
ye=
-•
K.
Penn Cottol. Ming, Pittiburgh.
ENNEDY, CHILDS b. CO, rAbilrFAO
TIMERS of—
Penn A No.l heavy 44 Sbeetingc
Carpet Chain of all colors end dogleg
Cotton Tailor;
Coil*
Linea and Web toed:
hope 0(1111.11es and doscrlptJaar,
•.
Batting.
ital-Ontlta led at the Hardware Stern of Logan, Wilton
Co,. 131 Wutei stmt, will hate attention. Jal5:l,
JAMES IRWIN,
ILA NUFACTOITER OP'
ULPTT.URIC ETHER; Sulphuric Acid;
Slo.et virita or Nitre; Mirk Arid:
Hoffman'. Anodyne: M Acat,
Aqua Arennuidai VW; Mtn= do
Yowler'. Sonatina; • to)3
H. H. WARREN & CO.,
MANUFACTURRan AND DRAGERB LN I
IittrARREN'S IMPROVHD FIRE AND
t . W.t«,.Proof Ootnpoidtlon Rua. and Roofing Mr
T
SiryM..-47FMhatreet.
DANIEL BENNETT,
MANUFACTURER OF FANCY COLOR
-111 ED henna. Were, Roe stoma and Yellow Warn,
to Unice M the Ilmufactory, comer of Waehl4tork rand
Frantztrets, Birmingham, oppoldtellttabnrgh,
C. X. • 0. I. TABER
ALTON coca..._ ••000 81111..!
TABER, POPE a BTREICT,
111/(OOICTOWLS or
_ _
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OSCILLATING STEAM ENGINES,
BOILERS AND MILL WORE.%
Salyut, Columbianio County, 0.
WIIITIIIAN A: REED'S PATENT OSCIL
LATING Engines of unperior workmanship, con
stantly on hand and made to order, with lituLtikin tiholtiog,
kr. for Flouring and Parr Mills, and other purpodec
Also, Manufacturers or Judson's adebmleal Gotoonor
rah, and Agruts for Williams, Rich & Ou.'sSinehtnista'
Tools, In.-hiding Turning and Boring Lathes of every do
saiption.
Common Slide Engines made to order. mylldtf
'FORM; MITCI.3. -10101 D. 01111.0 N •1111.11.1 , 10.11.1.
Union Foundry,
MITCHELL, HEREON & CO.
WILL CONTINUE BUSINESS OF
tLe Union Foundry, at lb. old stand of PENNOCK.
MITCHELL St CO.. No. 194 Liberty st.
They sill noanntactore, as usual, • large mid general a.
sortsitent or CAITLNOS, rranprislng
Cooking'Stoves, Ranges and Slide Ovens,
OFFICE AND PARLOR STO IC'S,
MANTLE & KI'FCIIEN GRATES,
hollow WareTlYagon Boxes, llog Irons,
SAD IRONS, TEA KETTLES, PLOWS A PWW POINTS,
Mill and Machinery Castings Generally,
Ana U AS .nd WAtER PIPES of all SISAL
AtAo,
IRON ANL , NAILS OP= BEST BRANDS,
Shovels, Spades, Picks, Sc.,
All .0 which Will be Ihild ul inwaufactureri µnow.
PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, No. 10
Fourth Areal. near Marty, sod CY Penn .trees. nest
door to Aldo man ParkinSOUN °MO, and Federal ovum
Laroek Allegheny.
Ev.ry .1.... - rlption of Fitting* f..r Rstat. Ga. stii
tu)3l."
naiar — ua Tlin. nior, • • •
--
For Chumbaa Liana Cduaervatoriet PertlWlea aud Store.
ALFRED ENGLANA Sole Agent.
11PID031 TILE ORIGLNAI PA'FENTEES,
Messrs. canton di Co., London. and Messrs. 31tilar
Coat, Nen York. ror Pittsburgh and the West.
All work orocultul Inn imperil, atylo. Nang braving.
sod Sperintens an be seen at No. Sblitatrth wort. on; Litr
. 4. ' arty. L. 0 51 mrlatlyd
insurance 04;nts.
HC. ULMAN stCO3 % Velaeral Insurance
, Agent. and Lunn an n. firabtrg:S'ir.lls Fourth at..
Pittsburgh, Ps.
rrE & FFE
CH Agents Neptune Inger
ancee Co, Lafayette 1141, Wood areal.
10)
• No. 9 Water street.
,t A. CARRIER, SECRETARY
Ana.. Pennsylvania insurance Clnntesny of Pittsborgh,
June.' Building. Fourth moots
Q.AMUEL L. MARSIIELL, Secretary Cif
KYretie' Itentruice Company, 94 Water greet.
FM. GORDON, Secretary Western last'' ,
ante Company, sa Water tweet.
JGARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Frank
. Ito Fire Insurance Company. Nortfi.eaiit corner Wood
and Third street,
D A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware
tuned Insurance Co, 42 Water street.
TIROS. GRAIILM, Agent Howard Insnr
nentopany and Pittsbiirgli Life InsuranneCeropany,
corner Watcr end Market street.
UOS. .1. HUNTER, Agent Farmers and
T
Mectuilibe' Inset-41e. Co., 90 Waist. street.
J osnui ItatINSOIT, Agent Continental
I nourence Co.. 04 Vitth street.
VP W. POLNDEXTER, Agent Great West ,
ern Sena[ ro Co.. 97 Front Street.
Upholottrg.
10.1510q1 R WNW.
'Wall Paper Warehouse.
- WALTER P. - MARSHALL luk
y porters and Detdrrs, N 7 Wodittreet, between Fourth
street and Diamond Alley. where may be found an extensive
tumor-meet of every description of Paper Banging% for Par
lors, flails, Dining Dooms and Chambers. Alex Window
&bade, in great variety at lowest prices to wont. y dealers.
sela WALTER P. JtAItSII4LL &
ZDDICNDION F. NMI AA.
EDM U NDSON & Nos. 96 and 98
..xu. Third .trmt, :war WmAl„ linutitscturers as Dealer.
hi WALLPAPER,
• CURTAIN GOODS,
ORNAMENTS., FRINGES,
TASSELS AND CORDS,
CONLVORTS.DEDS,
PATT.NT SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESSES, &,.,
EMBNOMMEMI
TSEIBERT, 13
RACTICAL U P HOLSTE KEN
CT • No. 100 Third Stmt POtthorgh, '
tiatintsctorer and dealer to CURTAINS, CORNICE,
RA NOS,SIIAURS and BLINDS, MATTRASSKS,COM.IFORTS,
CUSHIONS, Ac. Psrtisidar attention paid to Steamboat
work. Carpets tilted and laid to order. ' rarllklyd
garniture
OEM B TOMO-- ....... THOf . I. TOMO/ 71LLTICIII 4 TOON
T. 13. YOUNG *. CO.,
ILLNOTACTONLIJ Of
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of Every Description. _
VACTORY—Phirrn/ ~b etween WO< and Pens. AMA..
Warehoise—Nos, SS ti 10 Smithfield St.,
QTEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE—We
Ars constantly manufacturing STEAMBOAT CABIN
FURNITURE and CHAIRS. AIM Molts the attention of
thom lobo-As:Ad In furnishing Watt.
'A B. YOUNO A CO.
C. Pr IttOPFIER &
MOMUCTIAIII 07
P1TR,Nr117.17.111 A—ND CH.A.I YTS.
IN EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE.
Arsrllotel• and Steamboats tarnished at abort notka.—
NA...rooms, comer Penn sod Wayne sts., Pittsburgh.
thrsalktrlyB
JAMES W. WOODWJELL,
cAnnvEr FURNITURE NANUFACTURER
NOR. 97 & 99 Third St., Pittsburgh.
W. W. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
J • his Mends and customer., that be hos just completed
his stok of Vomit..., which I. Merida:lly the largeot and best
Oct ottored for mlo to thlscity. As balodetermlord to up
hold hi. stock, with revoked matertoblp beat workmanship
and aroma &Mims; and toms the extent of his orders met
forility In monnfscturing, b. to enabled to produce W.MIIII,
wl FURNITURE at lb. lowest vireo.
Ile keeps always on band Alto gmatrat variety of every
description of Mroltore, from the cheapest and plainest, to
(ho moot elegant and coolly that's b.., any tact dorm.
tarnished ma y ho from blo coolly,
msbulbf Nu" , ssfulewlY
to order. ' MYR)
BAN:EITEL BRADLEY.
Dom Lao, (Boluw tbe
City Clair Btroot Whim)
Allegheny. , Penna.,
BRADLEY'S WOOLEN I ISITTING YARN,
. .
Of every Color and number.
IS PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS ON
short rolls for every color Or number of Yarns. lbr
ng been one of the original asenofactntere of the calebra,
at oilradley Woolen Yarre,”in connection with my brother,
Woo. Bredley, of Wheeling, I would respectfully eolkit •
share of the orders for Taros. a abol.
firdish'paid for Sheep Skins and Wool.
JJ. WOOD S , PEARL STA.ROR constant.
• tyo hand and for male by the undersigned. Vami.
Iles may be seamed that Ole imparter bomb will be found
equal to any of the more expensive SOOIIII of Corn Starch to
am, for making delkate Blanc Mange, Podding', or Cake.
Ile particular to enquire for elfoode Pearl Starch.
A. A. ItARDY,
an 14 corner lint and Potty rtrootP.
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wood to toboAidd readily It mat.riolly roduoro the coot..
4dirBovont ronoty or Machine prtrilogro aro obbood for
ago at • moderate:prim Tor partkoloro,Vill at OASXII2
MINTING ROOM,,treet, ' , jeld&wlflrr
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Twenty" " ...... ...... - ..... ..33 00
And one to the person getting up the ulub free.
88-Adrance payments are strictly requiied, and no pa ,
per will be sent after the time rep to which it was paid.
Rates of Advertising.
Square of 10 lines, 1 time AO
" 76
" "" " • , 100
" • " 1 week ' 1 76
a 00
" 3 ° 400
I month 600
2 '' 700
" " "3 ' • 900
4 10 00
° 0 " 12 00
" 12 " ~ 3 4 00
Yearly &dent kers aro entitled to one square, damp.
able at pleasures per lumina 25 00
lird"Adeertlessoentn with Cuts treble price.
FOR GOVEILYOR,
DAVID wiLmoT,
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
WILLIA.3I MILLWA.R.I)
POE JUGES OVEMIXECOItItT,
JOSEPH J. LEWIS, orgitastotr
JAldE$ VRECEI,of Feyetti,
Assembly,
DANIEL NEOLEY, Colline tp.
THOMAS EIDDOO, Snowden tp.
J. B. BACKHOUSE, Ohio
NICHOLAS VOEGHTLY, JR., Allegheny
J. HERON FOSTER, Pitteburgh.
knoriate Judge.
. . . .
GABRIEL ADAMS, of Lower St. Clair
Regiatcr
JOHN G. CURTI'S, of Ohio township
Recorder,
NATHANIEL PATTERSON, of Birmingham
Treaeurtr,
JOHN J. MUSE, of Verna Ilea tp
WILLIAM X. BURCHFIELD, of Peebles.
Auditor,
A. B. STEVENSON, of Lower St. Clair.
Cerk of the Corn,
•
T 110 MA S. A. ROWLEY, of Pittsburgh.
I.irrrtor of the Poor,
J. MuKINNF:I S.N . ODORM 4 S, of Mifflin
Financial linciligetica by Mail
PHIL). DELPII Sept. 99.—The American Son
day School Union has recently discovered that
notes and acceptances of tic Board amounting
to nearly $89,000 hare been circulated without
authority. A card has been prepared, disowning
them, and asserting that the Board is not re
sponsible for their payment.
ROLLIN° MILLS STOPPED.—Operations have
been temporarily suspended at the Rolling Mill
of Messrs. Potts ik Bailey, in this borough.
Cause, the general depression in the iron busi
ness. A like suspension has occurred at the
Rolling Mill of .Messrs..losepli 'Salley 5: Sons, in
Douglass township, Berks county, a few miles
from this borough. It is presumed that the stop
page will be but for a few days.—Pottstown
Ledger.
NORita Sept 2U.--The Partners' Bank at
I:l4sheth City, North Carolina. h. saspentied•
Brokers here are buying its notes at 4llper cent.
discount. The Norfolk hanks are all firm.
INIIIMEAPOLIS, :4111. 29.—The bills of the Tip
pecanoe Bunk, located at Logansport, are thrown
out by the brokers here.
We are pained to fuel that some of ' the New
York banks seem disposed to do all in their
power to discredit and injure the merchants of
Philadelphia. Their instructions to their cor
respondents are to demand of our merchants,
who have their funds locked up in our suspend
ed hanks, gold and silver for their obligations
falling due, and to protest them if they do not
comply with this impossible demand. We learn
that one at least of our bank officers has refused
compliance with these instructions, and notified
his correspondent that if they were persisted in,
the account must be withdrawn. We trust that
all oar bank officers will adopt this high-toned
course, if only as a small measure of justice to
those whose troubles have been increased by the
bank auspensione.—Plolsr. Press.
lr is said that Bennett, of the New York flee
.old, loses 875,000 by the failure of Peruse &
Brooks, who were his bankers. "Old Potosi"
has been striving long and hard to create a panic
—now he has his reward: just as the Manhat
tan Bank, which created the revulsion of 1837,
was one of the institutions most thoroughly
ruined by it.
Srserasioas or Bnonsats.—There was a gen
eral ovpectation yesterday morning that "semi.-
thing would turn up" during the day to show
how far our own Brokers would be affected by
the news of the Bank suspensions in Philadul
phia slid Baltimore. Not that there was any
doubt of the ultimate soundness of every house
in the city, but it was thought probable that the
news (nun abroad might throw such an amount
of demands suddenly upon some of them as to
compel a temporary suspension.
This expectation was realized. At an early
boor, Darby . St Barksdale, who have paid out
during t he past three weeks about SSOO,OIIO, and
of whose full responsibilityno one in the commu
nity entertains a doubt, felt it due to'themselves
and their friends to suspend. A large amount of
aid was proffered to them by their Intuits before
this resolve was made, to save them from closing
their doors, but Mr. Barksdale, the acting part
ner here, (Mr. Darby being absent,) declined it.
saying ho would not risk the disappointment of
such [Wends, in case such sum should not be re
paid as promptly as might be desired. lie
therefore closed his house for the present.
John .1. Anderson S Co. shortly alter did the
swim. This house has, it is understood, made
considerable advances on account of the city and
county of St. Louis, and that it needs to be re-
imbursed from that source, and but for this cir
cumstance would not have suspended at all. As
it is, the friends of John J. Anderson & Co. did
not think there was occasion for them to sus
pend yesterday but the head of the house
thought that the wiser course.—St. Louis had.,
Tuesday.
A NERVOUS TRAVELLER AND A Oliver BAG.
GAGE MASTRE.-1 recently took a trip West,
and while passing over the E. & H. R. 8., being
fond of "the weed," had taken my seat in the
baggage car for the purpose of indulging in a
"Havana," when a nervous individual entered the
=and commenced overhauling the baggage.—
The baggage master, after eyeing him a moment,
accosted him rather gruffly with
"What's wanting, sir?"
"I am looking for my trunk," demurely an
swered the nervous man.
will take care of your trunk, sir, that is
my business," retorted 11. M.
••Oh, I am aware of that, air, but r would a!-
ways much rather keep my trunk under my
eye!'
"Well then, air, you should have •been born
au elephant, and then you could base your
trunk under your eye the whole time:"
The nervous man suddenly vamosed.
A FINANCIAL CRISIS is said to exist in Ger
many. A letter from Vienna; dated Sept. 7, says:
—`• Last week several failures occurred here, rui
well ns at Prague and Pesti,. The most import
ant of these is a hardware establishment, with
liabilities amounting to several hundred thou
sand guilders, and having extenAive connections
abroad.. There never was a time—not except- .
ing the years 1847 and 1848—when the failures
were so numerous as now; every day one or.
more suspensions are announced. The worst is,
an early improvement cannot be expected. The
Bank of Credit has limited its transactions, and
refeees all applications for new loans, •giving as
the reason, Wait is not in a condition to ex
pand its business." If some of our financiers
were in Germany they would preach, in the face
of the facts calling for contraction, that it was
necessary for the bank to expand its business,
tO,save the community from disaster.
A ThAOEDT AT Josses.—"lt is all true about
poor. Frank Gordon. He, Alick Skene, his wife,
and a few peons, managed to get into a small
round tower when the disturbance began ; the
children and all the rest were in other - parts of
the fort—Altogether 60. Gordon had a regular
battery of guns, also revolvers: and he: and
Skene picked off the rebels as fast as they could.
hie: , Mrs. Skene loading for them. The, peons
'Mt, they never missed once, and before it ~was
all over they killed 87, besides many wounded.
The rebels, alter butchering all in the
brought ladders against the tower, and com; , .
miumi awarmitag Arrank Goriloa walk' that.
through
,theloithead,wod lined at: oice. 'Skene
thou saw It was tifbo obi gbitig on any
_More t
.so he kissedhis wife, amt her. and then hirm•
hhoself."--/ndia keigtrfrom R. G.
"God and Humanity."
=fa
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VOLITitE rl3B.
The Sepoy
The Edinburg . Witneis publishes.s letter from
the Rec. Dr. Duff, a missionary in-India, which is
full of terrible interest. This letter bears date,
Calcutta, July 7, to July Maud our readers who
feel an interest in the American and in Chris-
tian missions generally will not fail to read the
annexed extracts from it with prayers for the
men who have risked their all, even life itself in
their labor of love in thy t disiantland. Of Dena
Sahib he gives the following account:
On Sunday, the 28th June, this man, with
consummate hypocrisy, of his own accord, sent
overtures to our beleagueredeountrymen--then
bereft of their heroic chieftain—swearing,
•upon the water of the Ganges, and all the oaths
most binding on a Hindoo, that if the garrison
would trust to him and surrender, the lives of
all would be spared, and they shouldbe put into
boats and sent down to. Allahabad." Under the
influence of some infatuating blindness, the
garrison that might have possibly held outAill
relief arrived was induced to trustin these oily
professions, and surrender. Agreeably ; to the
terms of the treaty, they were put into boats,
with provisions and other necessaries arid com
forts. But mark the conduct of the perfidious
fiend in human form! No sooner had the heats
reached the middle of the river, than their sworn
protector gave himself, a preconcerted signal,
and guns, which had been laid for the purpose,
were opened upon them from the Cawnpore bank!
yea, and when our poor wretched countrymen
tried to escape, by crossing to the Oudo side of
the river, they found that arrangements had
been made there too for their reception; for
there, such of them as were enabled to land
were instantaneously cut to pieces by cavalry
that had been sent across for the purpose. In
this way nearly the whole party, according to
the Government report—consisting of several
hundreds, mostly helpless women and children;
—were destroyed, such of the women and chil
dren as were not killed being reserved proba
bly as hostages. Only one boat escaped, which
was pursued for miles: and when overtaken, all
in it were taken back to the camp , of the muti
neers, and there shot, or cruelly torn to pieces!
In illustration of the cunning and duplicity of
the native Asiatics, Dr. Duff gives the follow
ing :
The case of the 6th Native Infantry at 'Alla
hnbad is thus recorded, as the result of anther'.
tic information, by oae'of our Calcuttajdrurnals:
It appears that after the officers of the regiment.
first left the lines,a subadar paid a visit to Lieu
tenant blaines the interpreter, and erpoatidated
with him, in the name of the regiment, upon
the want of confidence they had displayed,
'Come to us,' he said, 'we are faithful, we love
our good master, we will protect you, but it
gives us pain to see you suspect us.' Moines,
.and his wife, who was present at the interview,
were melted even to tears, at the simple elo
quence of the man whom they had insulted, as
well MR his fellows, by their unworthy suspicions.
There was but one course left to take--to return
to the bosom of the regiment, to throw them
selves upon the hearts the men—and this
course they resolved to adopt, persuading the
other officers of the regiment and their families
to follow their example."
When they returned to the regiment, the scene
which awaited them touched the hearts of all
present. The men whom they had suspected,
in a moment of narrow-minded apprehension,
were found drawn up to receive their officers,
and welcomed them with three hearty English
cheers. The native officers, enable to control
their feelings, which swelled high. and sent
their warm Asiatic blood coursing in their veins,
iu defiance of all cold rules. of decorum and
hollow military observances—gave vent to the
natural and simple emotions of their brave
hearts. They flung themselves round the necks
of their European officers who bad so generous
ly atoned for their cruel suspicions, and kissed
them ou both cheeks. The reconciliation was
complete, confidence was happily restored, and
that same night the native officers and men
rose and proceeded to the work of massacre."
This is We regiment which some time before
had possessed such extra zeal and loyalty, that
they enthusiastically plead to be allowed to pro
ceed to Delhi to punish the mutineers, of whose
treacherous and cruel conduct they spoke with
vehement detestation. In order still further to
prove their loyalty, they again and again de
livered up spies who had come to spread -sedi-
Lion amongst them. ; So completely was the ve
racity of their professions confided in, Lord
Canning sent them a special letter of thanks.
which was publicly read to them on parade on a
certain evening at six o'clock; and the reading
of which elicited' three hearty cheers for .the
Company. On that very evening at nine O'clock,
a gentleman on the ramparts of the fort, ob
serving a rocket go up, and said to the magis
trate near him, "What's (hair "Oh," said the
latter, "it is only a marriage." lip, lo! another
rocket followed. It was the signal agreed on '
by the "staunch and loyal 6th;" when the mess
house was attacked and seventeen, out of the
twenty unarmed, confiding officers assembled
there, were inshmtaneously butchered in cold
blood—their shrieks being heard at a consider
able distance. The colonel of the regiment, who
up to the last, laughed at the idea of precaution
ary measures being necessary, and who would
not believe that his men would mutiny until
the balls flew through his hat and sleeves, con
trived to escape to the fort with his life. Then
commencedthe work of plunderanddevastition,
the destruction of property throughout the town
and its vicinity being most complete—the bun
galows in the cantonments, and all the British
residences being soon in a blaze—the now rail.'
way station with its buildings and machinery
and carriages—the extensive American mission
press premises and schools, all laid waste—the
public treasury, bank and storehouses pillaged;
in short, within a few days, the whole city of
Allahabad, containing one hundred and twenty
thousand inhabitants, was not only sacked and
ravaged, but literally reduced to one vast mass
of ruins and ashes.
More horrible even is the story of Jhansi.
The mutineers promised and swore by all their
sacred oaths to keep in safety such Europeans
as should surrender. Dr. Duff says:
Unfortunately for themselves, their wino and
little ones, they were induced to listen to these
promises, and coma out. No sooner had they
done so than they were tied in a long line be
tween some trees, and had their heads struck
off! Such ladies as had children were doomed
to see them cut in halves before their own turn
came! Then followed scenes of dishonor and
torture too hideous to be narrated!—these mur
derous savages, like the tigers which inhabit
their jungles, seemingly delighting to play with
their victims before dispatching them!
The missionaries were looking forward to the
month of August with terrible forebodings.—
Dr. Duff says:
Early next Month commences the grand an
nual Mohammedan festival of tke Mohurrim,
during which, even in ordinary times, the fol
lowers of the False Prophet often exhibit out
bursts of uncontrollable fanaticism. This year,
as you may suppose, the season of Musselmah
excitement is looked forward to with unwonted
anxiety all over India. Already at Patna, one
of the largest cities on the Ganges, where the
Mohammedans abound, discovery bas been made
of a plot to massacre all the 'Europeans in that
touter, on one of their great festival damin
August. Documents were seized which amply
proved tha,t money for this end had been plenti
fully supplied by one of the wealthiest Moham
medan bankers in India; and in these it. was
urged that the rising should be simultaneous on
the same day all over the land. This timely
discovery mil truly be regarded as pre-eminent
ly providential; since, by putting all our an
thorities doubly on the alert, the vigor of their
precautions may, under God, prove the means
of averting the - threatened catastrophe. Pray,
pray that, amid then outpoured judgments of a
righteous and offended God, the British people,
whether at home or iu India, may learn the les
sons which they are designed to inculcate.
_
Scorn UPON PlLL9vf:,— General Scott has come
to his own defence against General Pillow's re
cent manifeato. Pillow said Scott furnished
Trist with money to bribe Santa Anna when the
American army was before the city of Mexico.
General Scott certifies on honor that he never
paid Santa Anna a dollar while in hfexico, and
that Mr. Trist. had not a dollar of the public
Money in hie possession. There is a Mexican
worthy, whose name is expressed by two blanks
to whom General Scott paid money for impor
tant Information, but ho never tempted, he says,
the honor or conscience of may man. lie is tin
der an-ohligalitda of priiitcand public honor,
according to tht Mingo o f nations and armies,
not, tajlisclose puttee AO circumstances, but
einitieeMi his read to go; confidentially ' in
'to thbee,different. sums of receipt and din.
buratunedif. with ihit .Praaideni, the Secretary of
War, or any, other member !of the Cabinet.—.
Pillow has evidenttrbeen tusking a hap-harard
speech to tide .the :ears of his _constiiitentei
and prove to theM how great la man they would
hare in a represent otiveiike him. •
6nawrarrows,:lll., on Monday night was the
scene of another murder-Tice tragedy mms the
result.Af 'difficulty betwedn two individuals
about a_dog; the, prolierty of one of them. The
dog wee kieked from.thn pavement by the other,
Which the owner of the dogriee, nted by.etzilf..
ing the kicker. The.latter immediately .drew s
pistol; and shot hie entagoniit dead.
fiIiaRCHICIERING k 80.18111÷MI
PSANO FOR TSS,
Chiekering & Sono, Beaton.
Grant' anb &quart piano
And tbetr 41.37 invented
PARLOR altAbna Pi O,
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.
JOHN
81 Wool] dtreet, Loretto Dismonif Alley tsid reiirtts Street..
TORN H . .HELLOR,T the exelisive • tied
oar Aorirr rot Prrnstitrtandlir... for the ale of Ofileff
Ennio k SONE' Banton ITANCS ?ORM return
b et i rTruld T stn anks, fer ttetlb ' er i li g rpt " t • re i nage ll e has
tlan pleasure ofintmlngfitenellitts
Pluto fin lainsfisiil
Utilities alluded in the new and splendid Piano reds Mur
afteterp., recently erected at sin txpease of ever •
•
Two Hundred Thousiad Mara,
and employed by Chickeritor t Solo texchmimbe for Ms
manufacture of their vow Piano Fortes,they wiil bo ouabkd
to keep a full supply at their lag.. ntt7 In Pittsburgh; of all
-the varieties marmisetured by tbaso,fruin thetwoot sg/kodkl
Grand4Parlorarend and Square Piano Fortes. to the .a rlsin
and lot 4nierel. Piano Fortes, .n of *bleb will be In
ariably
AT BOSTON PRICER..
Messrs. Chlekertog Sons have been awarded at the dlr.
tweet Exhibitions and State Faint In BeetreyNett , York.ead
other Owes.
EleyetiOold Medals,
&natant Sliver Medals,
Three Bronze Medile, and the
' Prise Medal at the World'.
Fair la London, Mg.
For the character of the above hutromente, the submit ,
er bee the pl !entre of refatrlog to about . „
Fire ifundrod Families in . Pittsburgh
.
and *lolly, who have parchment end lam in use Plano:' a
Norms from the labor. mumfbetoy, add alio • tali*
lug Principals of Seminartee who have Chleirming k Sow'
Piano Porton In we, en,l have given their anvial(iled dead.
mony of their superiority 0,01 . 111 i others:
Rov.,Cbm. C. Beatty, Principal of Stonbaniilte Venial*
Seriatim', •
. .
)4a .S. R. Hanna, Principal of Wewhington Female Beni.
11. R. Wilton, H. D. Principal of the Edgeworth Penult,
Seminary Sewickley, Pa. . •
Rev.liaro, net li. Shepley, Principal of Mairaville Female
Seminary, Blairsville, Pa,
lier.aceeph P.Taylor, Prindipsl of Keuwood Epp' Acad
emp. 11.w r Brighton.
St. Keeler Female Seminar Youngetown, Pa
Prot.S.ll..Williams, Louisville A.odemy for 'Young Ladle..
Louisville, Ky.
Slice. Sarah Thompeon, Principal of Female *Wiwi st
Xenia°.
. sirold Inexi:hanp" • albs, fill na.
paa anf.
LODEONS, OMAN lIAREPSIIRd& GUITARS; PIE
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and .
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STOCK OF PIANOS--
Cite.Orre Breda, No. 118 Wood et, 4d
door above Fifth at., has Just reed and now
offers For tale at her row and spacious Warerootna,
hugest towortment of PIANOS to the city. Pianos from
the vet t best manufactories in the United Stake, including
ItIO following makes:
HA4I.KT, DAVIS & CO., Boston, who received the tint:
premium at too "Ham. Charitable Alechardo Amidst:ion,"
Jonas Chickering, Prea.,in competition with the beat Amer-
Inn makes, to also with .Chicketing," Dolton.
ALIUILT W. LADD it CO., Boston, received Ant thee
]fatal' at Paris Exposition, being the bighted priew . ereer
awarded by Europe to an American Piano Forte. •
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mduli of:every variety of style, from those in plain sub
genital Resewoo,l cases roe pin°. to the meat elegant
for $l.OOO. ',rehouse to the city can comet, competition Ibr•
the number, variety mist celebrity of its Inatromenta,- nor
the extremely low price. at which they are said.
hp ry lasitaaurnt vrarraotod and * written 4=ooo.
girth. Sreand hand Pixot* nt gre ABZOTTat bargai ß
ns from $5O to
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mime. IL KLEBER t BM,
•
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relative merit. sefi
FALL STOCK OF
PIANO FONTES.
- Tim fiber hi .0 receiving We now
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furniture. Purchasers' are respectfully invited to call and
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