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WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 15, igSS.
OffiOUL PAPER OP TEE CITT.
* TuifllUllu—Observations takes at Shaw’s Opti
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Messes. Editors:— On looking over the Oa
2*tte of Sept. Bth, I noticed a oommdnication
by “Rustio,” which in eorao respects misrepre
sents Iho ''long, narrow,isolated township which
points its ears at Bailer, frisks its tail at the base
of the tock-botmd hills whioh margin Sugar
creek,” end (for (ho benefit of Baalio) kicks op
its heels at the placid though meandering Ma
honing,—(it is a wonder that Rustio does not
tear his shirt getting off such animated descrip
tions,)—“in which there are but three or four
school'houses, where fen-dollar-a-month school
masters hold forth to tho intense admiration of
the rising generation.”
If Rustio informs himself in the school mat
ters of this township, ho will find that there are
fifteen comfortable frame school houses, in
which teachers "hold forth” at from twenty to
twenty-five dollars per month, which ho will
find compares pretty favorably with rural dis
tricts io other parte of tho Stale. Rustic’s state
ment about ’ Bon. John Covode’s party” is cor
rect The people here are threo'toono for Mr.
Co rode, which fact Itself proves that we are not
as far behind the age in general intelligence as
Rustic seems to think.
On the seoond Tuesday of October, you will
again hear from old Scgaecrbek.
F-i—-s, Sept. 9, 1853.
—‘Xft have shown “SugarcreekV’ article to
"Rustic,” who refuses to be "benefited” by the
amended description <bf "Sugarcreek"—the
"placldthongh meandering Mahoning'* having
no part in completing the geographical bound
ary of the township alluded to by "Rustic.” He
is pleased to state that bo has "informed him
self’’ in regard to the Vechool matters” of old
Sugarcreek, and is ablo to corroborate the state
ment of the lattpr, In regard to the number and
character; of ito school houses and" Bchools.
"Ruatie” consider* "Sugaramk” amongst tho
best townships id Armstrong, in point of soil,
society and educational facilities, and is sur
prised that any citizen thereof could fancy his
description as applicable to it.
Wo shall await the report of iho "second Tues
day of October,” and doabt not oar correspond
ent's promise will be made good.
BaiDQtVTUJS, Sept 14, 1858,
JJmrt. Editor*:—-Tho meeting announced in
yonr paper for Bridgeville, by somo arrangement
unknown to lbs people in this vicinity, was changed
to Coulter's Mill ; consequently at tho appointed
time and plate a largo txnmber of citivcns were con.
conod, but no speakers to address ihtm. After
waiting a sufficient time for their crriral ami after
consultation, the meeting was organized by calling
Mr. John Conner to tho chair and appointing D.
Schaffer- Secretary. The meeting was then elo
quently and appropriately addressed by E.JCUThite,
John Conner, Jr., and the Messrs. Schaffers. The
beauty and simplicity of Republican doctrine as con
trasted with tbs democracy of the present day, so
_ called, was portrayed in a dear and lucid manner
that commended'to all tbo'auperlority of tbsßepabli
caff doctrine and its adaptation to the- interests and
necessities of the people.
A committee was tfica appointed, consisting of
Wm. Mr on, E. ‘C.'TVbite, A. Schaffer, to procure
speakers to address a meeting to be held at O.
Boyd's, Bridgeville, Friday, fcept 24. The com
mutco waa.'appointed at the urgent requeet of tbe
people, who are oariopj to hear vindicated the doc
trine of the Republican party. -
[Speakers were present at the time named, but
mistook tho hour., Messrs. Collier and Kirkpatrick
will be present on tho 24th.] j '
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Locoroco Uektiho at Laweesckvillb.- —The
Democracy—or more property the "Mint-etick”
party—of LawranCaviDo znet-puroa&ntto notice,
at Robinson’s Hall, on Monday evening, Sept.
18th The meeting was called to orderby Mr.
Donnelly, of Coljin* tnwtfship, and Mr. Charles
P ”*^* rBOn ( ft sore-head republican) appointed
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Mr. Donnelly, by a few words, proved conclu
sively that (ho Railroad debt was a mere fan
tasy—there was no ouch thing—and therefore
the payment of it was not within the remotest
bounds of possibility. Mr. Burke suoeeeded
D.,-aua talked a great deal on various points,
completely illustrating iho saying of Talejrand,
that "Language was giveo to conceal oar ideas,"
and closed with a fecUng tribnte to his owahoo
esty, asserting that he had on one occasion re
fused to eat 100 cream and strawberries, when
invited to do so by some corrupt railroad-official.
A collection was taken up to defray expenses,
and’tho few boys assembled left incontinently,
forgetting in their eagerness to getaway,to
make a motion to adjourn. - The meeting num
bered—man and boy—not over forty.
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Toe Case or Henst Moore.—Ob Tuesday
morning the-motion for a new. trial lathe ease
of Henry Moore, convicted, of making counter
feit, money, come tip before Judge Irwin in the
U. S. District Court, for argument. Ur. Swertz
welder, Who appeared for tbaprisoner, assigned
threo reasons why a new trial should be granted:
First, that testimony.-had been discovered
since the trial which would go to show thaL the
money was not manufactured by the prisoner;
Second, that 'there, was no. testimony that the
money was made, with an intent to defraud; and,
Third, that the Judge erred in his charge to the
jury. .
11. Biddle Roberts, for the Government, re
plied iu a few. direct and cogent arguments, in
answer to the polntsiraised by opposing counsel,
to which Ur. B.:replied, r and (he Coon took the
papers in the.case: intimating,an intention to
render a decision jn them&lter on Friday.
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A Girr.—We received yesterday by mail, from
New York, two pieces of the Sub-Atlantic tele
graph, accompanied with an autograph letter of
Cyrus W. Field, containing the announcement—
strange if (ruo—that he, the said Cyrus, bad
sold the "iafojietftof.the cable, (which means
probably not'a ‘'balance” for purposcsof “equi
libration.” but the remnant of the cable) to
Messrs Tiffany &Co., jewelers, of New York.
We ihorefoferepeattbo said announcement, and
moBl>erioas)y urge upon Mr. .Field that he get
tho "balance" of it whioh hehas.consigned to
ooean deeps; at work, as speedily as possible, if
he ever intends to do any thing of that sort. For
our own part we assure Messrs. Tiffany, Field
& Co. that a good many people ; are beginning to
apecuiataabout the jprooabUily.of that portion
of It which has been laid under the water ever
being of any greater nee than the sections of it
which are sent about by mall to please children
withal.
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Mxetixg in TextsnAßexvnxK. —The people
of Temperanoerilto wero called together on
Monday'nJght to listen to some Of the orators
who.were announced cn. lhe locofoco handbills.
Quite a number of listeners collected, but not a
single ono of theprfrinisad speakers. ■ Mr.Mc-
Afee was called to the chair, and after making
an opening speech, the crowd called Ter several
individuals but none of them were present; r M
last the call weot.out load and strong tq&jSnX
sterling republican, Bsllantyne, who iooCjhfc
stand and made a , speech whioh was well re
ceived. He gave them ths true doctrine of free
dom, and explained as far as it needed toy ex
planation, car position on the question of taxa
tion. The meeting adjourned well pleased with
the Republican speech they had listened to.
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Boons Railroad 3tJSßCEirnoxs.—ln the Court
• of Common Fleas of Beaver County—Before the
’ Hon. D. Agnewand associates, Sept. 14,1858.
Pittsburgh & Bteubenvitle Railroad Company
’Jws. Othneel Woodrow; Verdict for plaintiffs,
fisGo2 31- The important point decided by the
Judge in this case rule* many othcre,
Sriz: That all conditions attached to subscriptions
Sto stock, taken by Commistionert, are Illegal and
Igvoid; and the subscription remains valid. They
|sire the agents of the Commonwealth in receiv
ing such subscriptions, and not of the corpora
'Ktion. J. S. Craft and B. P. Fettennsn, of Pitts
gburgb, for plaintiffs; Cannlngham and Clarke,
H>f Beaver, for defendants. .
IFatax -Ancrntyr:^—Mr. JobnJourdan,; en
ged in the bit mill -of ,Mr. Teepold, neirths
mtbof Big gcnickley, near Economy, on the
posits side of'the Ohio, while rolling* timber
; in the mill, on Friday afternoon, with ‘ what
oslleda M cent hook," missed hit hold oh the
5, *• frequently ocean, end it rolled beck,
b handle of the cant hook striking him oh tho
•hwd with great forco andbreakioghiaeknlL
> died in a few honre. One of onr most-dia
igalahedrargeons wu aentfor, huV the noor
ffererwaa beyond the mch of anrrical nr
j gaedioal skill when he arrived.— -iHtpatch
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BBivmM.-TheWestcrnTheologioalBeminary
•peoed on Monday with the largest class it hu
iter had ...The Western University has a
>\rge number ot students this term and is pro.
pressing favorably The Scott Legion will
~ Mtend the forthcoming encampment in Binning*
jk *' ’ ?'am. whioh begins on the 19th.........A grand
S to be givenby the members of Iron CUy,
I * '5/re. No. 182, of this oily,’ on the evening of
J £e 28th Inst. ..
• •- £ Old Bt* Whiskit at Assioku Sals. —This
lorning, atlO o’clock, Mr. P.M. BaYis, naotlo».
|r, will sell at Fonyth’& Co.’e warehouse, Ko.
S Water street, by order of assignee of Win. S.
■arris’, 12,166 ga110nsOlAßjeWhlake/r : -i j
f Thxatbs.— Judge ConhuTs beautiful play of
fejftck Cade, lh* Bondman of .Kent," i*~tobo
bought oai to&ighV-Mr. Tajlor'aa
llheOpuftStajp hnaarowdod homes nightly 1
and News Items,
a STS.. IN SHACK.
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Tnx PimauMH Axjtoax. Coimwci or the
Methodist Protxstajtt Chubcb.—sator«i«y 4/-
ternoon, Sipt. lltA—Conference opened with relig
iou« services by Rev. W. B. Bolton. Roll called.—
Minutes of proceeding meeting read and adopted.
On motion, the Conference tendered theit■ thanks
to Mr. Blackvtone, the Superintendent of the; Con
nellsville Railroad, for the very gcntlemaniyuad
kind offer of giving a free ticket to such members of
this Conference who reside in or near Pittsburgh*
Tho Boundary Committee reported-ihat a petition
had been banded in to them from the Mopobgabela
circuit, to annex the north end of that circuit iirith
Wayueaburg circuit. The delegate from that plaoe
being absent, tho Committee referred it to the Con-'
fereace. Tbe Committee also reported a petition
from Washington eircuifto tbe purport that Wash
ington be left to itself as a mission. Tbe Commit
tee recommended to Conference tho-propriety of
continuing tho circuit In its present form.
The report was adopted and tbe circoiti were Con
tinued in tbeir present form.
On motion, tbe delegates to Springfield Convention
bo instructed to urge tbe claims of the Missionary
Sabbath School Journal npon that body. "* i.
A letter was read before the Conference "from Rev.
T. H. Stockton, and, on motion, ho was continued
in the same relation to this body he formerly occu
pied. * ? ,
On motion, Rev. A. J. Marple was placed on-the
unstationed list of minis tors, at his own request:
A resolution was offend to theeffeetthat thsEtas
villo Mission be converted into a Station, to be ealled
tho Second M. P. Choreb, Pittsburgh. Resolution
lost.
_ The following resolutions, were offered and unani
mously adopted:
Retolced, That this Conference tender tbeir thanks
to tbe members of tbe M. P. Chnroh and the citissns
of Connellsville for the kind and oonrteous manner
in which they conducted thembalves to the members
of this Conference daringits seaaion.
Retolced, That the thanks'of this Conference ho
tendered to the ministera of tbe different churches in
Councilsvillo for the offer of their pulpits on Sabbath.
On motion, tho above named resolutions were or
dered fur publication in tho Connellsville papers.
Commlttoo on Temporanee reported the followiog:
Ilaolced, That it U ibo sense of ibis Conference
that the making and selling of ardent spirits, unless
it be for medicinal purposes, is a sin against God.
lleiolctd, That tho ministers of this bpdy preach
occasionally on tho dreadful sin of drunkenness, and
Uiat a powerful appeal be made to the youth of our
land to abstain from all kinds of intemperanco.
Signed by Committee.
Report was accepted and resolutions adopted.
On motion, the instructions given to the delegates
to Springfield Convention, in regard to the restric
tive rule, werere-considered.
Monday Morning, Sept, 13 1858.—Confereeoo
opened with religious services by Rev. W. Collier,—
roll called, minntos of last meeting read and adopted;
On motion Rev. W. G. Williams was placed'on the
superannuated lift
Oa motion $lOO 00 was appropriated to Kew
Brighton mission.
Httolctd, by this Conference that the'soperintend
ants be requested te Uft a Conference Collection on
tbeir different fields of labor, Tor the support of tbe
missions in tbe district .
The following resolutions were offered and adopted:
that tbe delegates to tho Springfield Con
vention be and are hereby instructed, to urge tbe
propriety of the appointment of a Board of Missions,
to represent tho Northwestern Methodist Protestant
Churches, in the efforts now making for tho worlds
conversion. W. Colueb.
Retolred, that our delegates, be and are hereby
instructed to use their influence.t« have the Westons
Book Concern removed to Pittsburgh, and that they
pledge's liberal support in behalf of tho Pittsburgh
Annual Confereoce.
Revolted, that our delegates to the Convention be
and are hereby instructed to endeavor to secure inch
action, as may be deemed necessary to
ment of a Theological School, to meet tho wants of
such young moo as desire to prepare for the ministry
of the Methodist Protestant Chureh.
W. CoLtraft; '
i R. M. Glass. 1
Rewind, That our delegates to.the Springfield
Convention be Uft at liberty to favor a modification
or extension of tbe Restrictive -Rule, should the
subject be introduced into the. Convention, and en
tertained with a sufficient degree of unanimity.
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Rnolnd, That the delegates eleoted to 1 the
Springfield Convention be and instructed
to go for a suspension of official connection in the
part of tbe northern and western conference with
those of the south for the reasons set forth in the 2d'
Resolution of tho report of the committee of nine
oh our relations of the north and south.
W. RebveS-
On motion, Revs. G. Browo, W. Reeves, J. JI.
Ball and J. Banks, were elected as Fraternal Mes
sengers to the Western Wa. Conference.
On motion. Revs. W. B. Bolton and’J. Robinson
were elected Fraternal Messengers to the Ohio Con
ference.
On motion, Rev. A. Marple was elected Fraternal
Messenger to Minnesota Conference.
On motion, tho Conference adjourned io view of
the organisation of tho Aid Society.
On motion. Conference adjourned. Praver hr
Rev. J. H. Ball. 4
Monday Afternoon, S*pi. lflt.4.—Conference open
ed with prayer by S. J. L»-.r? c y. Minutes read and
adopted.
On notion, tba delegate* tv next Annual Confer
ence!, wen* instructed in regard to a Traveling Presi
dent. Minutes road and approved.
On motion, Conference adjourned to meet' in
Sharpsbnrg on the, 2nd Wednesday of September,
1659. Prayer by TUt. W. O. Williams.
List of appoiotmaata, a* reported by Stationing
Committee, President J. Scott.
Pittflurgh Station—W. Coll Ur.
Allegheny— J. Cowl.
Sharpsburgk—J. R. Tjgtrd.
Brookrillc Circuit —ll. Palmer, cap., W. M. Smith,
assistant
Clearfield— S. J. Dorzej.
su*^oeAana —J. Cl try.
Cherry Tree—k. Kingsley.
TKuyaesbur^—R. Potts, sap., W. A. Porter, super
oamerary assistant.
Monongalia —J. Batiks, sup., one to ba supplied.
Brotmrcille —R. T. Simonton, sop., D. Jones, ac't
Fayette— J. 11. IltiU, tbp., J. D. Herr, aa't
Mercer—J. 3, Wood, cap., oao to be supplied.
Rodgertville —J. A. UtSOQ.
Sthahtoum —W. G. Williams.
TFTfeitnyfon ilittton —To be supplied.
Birmingham —J. W. Rutledge.
Allegheny— W. B. Bolton.
PitUbargh—Yf. Wragg. ,
Qreene County—o. P. Jordon.
JSraddockefietd—Q. Brown, sup., one to be sup
plied.
ConnelleviUe Circuit—U. Laeas.
Jfa»cA«fer—V. Lucas.
TFas&ffigtan—W. H. Phipps.
Nero Brighton Mittion—Yf. Reeves.
Ohio Circuit —J. Robinson.
J. P. French, T. IL Stockton and A. Harple left
without appointments, at their own request.
G. Brews and W. G. Williams superanuated, and
left to choose their own fields of labor.
Religious.*—A revival of religion is progress
ing iu the Fifth Ward at Wesley Chapel, which is
under the charge of Rev. W. Cooper. ’
There was a Firemen’s prayer meeting, well
attended, at the Neptune House last evening.
The momiog prayer meetings at the 3rd Pres.
Church, which were began last Spring, still con
tinue with unabated interest Bet. W. A.
Bell, for some time pastor of Asbnry Chapel, has
resigned bis charge because of continued ill;
health. Mr. B. was extremely suooetsful in the!
discharge of his pastoral duties, and his resig
nation was a source of deep regret to his entire
congregation.
Balks op Btocks.— The following stocks, real
estate etc., were sold last oreoing bj P. M. Daria,
auctioneer, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, Mo. 54
Fifth street:
6 shares M. k U. Bank stocks.....
C . . Mechanics-'
Pew No. 27 in Christ's M. E. Church
Pew No. 31 In •* " «
Pew No. 47 in First Presbyterian “
Lot No, 5 is BerryhiU's addition to lowa
City- - 170 ofl
Lot, 30x110 foet, and dwelling No, 260
- Penn street, subject to $3OOO mortgage— 2300 60
Lot 20x80 feet and Warehouse on Wood at.
adjolniog B. A. Fahnestock k Co 6050 00
BkPPBMCAS MttTXNO AT liAWBesCIYUL*.—-
There was a fine end enthusiastic republican
meeting at LawrenceviUe Ust evening, which
was addressed by F. H. Collier, Esq., and D. L'.
Eaton. The namber of people vas doable that
at Mr.: Burke's meeting of the night before,
altbongh no sufficient notice h& bees given.—
Wo trust the honest republicans of that borough
will giro a good aeeonnt of themselves at the
ballot*boxin October.
We learn that on Monday a man named John
Baker fell from the middle pier of the new Bir
mingham bridge, now building, a distance of
over fifty feet, upon the rooks, and when taken
up he appeared to be dead. He was last evening
In a very critical condition, lying at a house in
Birmingham, to which he was convoyed. Mr.
Baker resides near McKeesport, and has a family
depending on him for support. y
On Tuesday evening. Miss Henry, the yoong
lady who was shot by Smithson, appeared toba
decidedly improving and it is even hoped ehe
may recover. Smithson is in durance awaiting
the result of the wound he Inflloled.
■ Tn Baqnesne Fire Company's Home is near
ly finished externally, and presents a fine «p.
pearanoe. “They are intending to have a new
‘engine to plaoe there so as that their machine
may brio keeping with the bouse.
A Bananr roa Hot very best
remedy for this bol weather Is to drop in at Bown's,
Federal Bt, Allegheny, and treat yourself to a saucer
of their delicious loeCreum, or a glass of sparkling
ice cold Mineral Water, flavored wtththe cboteeet of
Syrups, and drawn from a fountain in exoalleat or
der. Their stock of Cakes and Confections.are of
the best description', manafsctured&om' good xnate
thea^^n t op in the neatest stylo imaginable. Cttve
pl**e *o secure a saaow of delirious led Cream,
tocool off Ins well ventilated and Jtutaridui SsJoqo,
-Bota'-elotiiiiig,plain «nd fknoy, mtn'rdrea aod
frock butecM wd onrcwt*, m«r W( j
h»nd>rttaelTm»da'~»ad’tr^ntt»d > pow rfdy at c*r-
I B*gbma\ Tedanl ttatV-jUiaflMo/. Gtati* ud
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River Cohplaist. —This dangerous and of
tan fata] disease had long baffled the skill of the most
eminent physfclans, when the discor*ry ol Dr. 2TLanjt
£tcv PiU * solved tbs difficulty, and pretested to the world
Me Great Specific, which has attained such widespread
celebrity fbrttaccrtalntty of core. Thli. auceeevfut reme
dy waa the reeult of many year's study, la which the
Ajmptotts were narrowly observed, and are thu« described
by the Doctor himself
Sj/npUmt n'f a Disrated £tr«r.—Pain in tho right side,
and sometimes In the left, nnder the edge of theribe—tbe
patient being rarely able to Us on tho (eft; pain sometimes
under tho shonldeaiblade. fteqnently extending to the top'
of the shoulder—often mistaken for rheumatism in the
arm; sickness of stomach, and lossofapetlto; bowels muatly
costive, but sometimes alternate with lax; dnll.bearyaen
_aation in tbe back bead; loaa of memory, with
uneasiness of having neglected something; sometime* dry
cough; weariness and debility; nervous irritability! feet cold
or burning, and prickly sensation orskln; low eplrits, lassl
tode, with dlscliaatlon to exercise, although i
wontd be beneficial. In fact, patioul distrusts ever*
remedy." *
Hare yon any, ©tall of those symptoms' If so. yon will
find a, certain remedy Id Dr. M’Lane'a Pills. Prepared by
Fleming Bro*. of Pittsburgh. 3
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EROJ nmtulmi-sh. I't Th.ro m other Puli
to h.Llror torore tho poblk. Dr. M'Uo.'. K „i
fi?-Py Plll *’ " 1k) l>l. rol.ht.ud Tmattnpi, e»„ no „ (*
b«t or rroprotebto drod .toro. Koru emuiru wiVumt
It. wro... d K,lSnh-OEMfL
jamuannnjjjs.
masoni o eca'iT£T~
Rxmur or titk fa vorites
B’OR SIX NIdHTS ONLY,
Monday Evening, September 13tU.
Morrii Broi., Pell and Trowbridge Minstrels,
From thn-School Street Opera Ilonae, Dottoti.
THIRTEEN STAn PERFORMERS,
BEST BAND IN TOE WORLD.
SSceate; Children, 16. Door* open at
7 O'clock, commence at 8 o’;lock. LON MORRIS,
Btnlooee Manager*.
CAUL FORMES IN PITTSBURGH.
M - ULLMAN, Director of Hie Academy of hew
DM U)0 booor to UDOQDCO that
CARL FOHMEfi,
THE GREATEST LITIXQ BASSO,
Awitted by tbo principle ArtliU and the GRAND OKUIIKS
TRA of the A«d«uny of Mosic, New York, will R <rea
*“Mtlfal In tLia dty, on THURSDAY
and FRIDAY, Sept. 23d and 24tb. Full particular*ln fatnre
adfcrtiaement, „. 9; tf
JpiTTSBUHQU THEATRE.—
EoLK Lxssu aj»h Manages c. 8. PORTKR
fiiAQ* DautCTo* u. M. DAVI«*.
On WEDNESDAY ETENINU, September l&tb, ISM, wit!
b® presented a popular play, in five acta, called
AYLBHERE THE BOXDUAN OF KENT.
Lord Aylenim.Mr.J. n. Taylor; Lord Say, (Brat appear
ane**,) Mr. 8. U. Dart; Marianna, Min Cordelia Car
pell. '
To coucluda with a beanttfol comedy. In one act. called
SULLY, TUB MAID WITH TII« MILKIXO PAJL.-
Uilty,(wlth eoog.) MlaaJoeepbine Parker.
PRICES OP ADMISSION .
Drtsa Circle and P»rqa«tte to mdU. i „
Family Circle.... 2S *• I Sept. 14.—Sale* of Cotton for th:
Color*! Gallery a .. • days, 1200 bales.
-t !! tr Uy w be arr j vkl of Cahawbft from HaTaoa and
Whole Doxm...‘ tfi.oo •• Key West, adrices to the 10th baro been recelred.—-
Pmeceaium „ ~£JoO •* ,Jl Havana, Bugnr wm nnehonged. Molusos 5@6.
Doan open at o’clock: commencing at 6 o'clock. Freight* doll.
' &«•/*»i Ci#cissati, Sopt. 14.—Timothy C. Day, of ih«
_ -- _ lBt district, and John A. Gulley, of the 2d, warn
D». 'j. Hostbttbr’s CalibratadStoracii °° mi °‘ Md f - r c <-7 «■» a-J.j.
! wfih™ "S S lLl^" riTcr i!
tb* afflicted, for ail diaaaere. f the above nature. The meat Veatbr clear. Mercury 78 .
- violent attacks of this dreadful disaa** have ofteo tma pre- ; \ z » Om -a TV ~riTT .u •«•
rented by the nn of this reliable remedy. The ••Blttore'M , ',f\v* ®* pL 14 '” Tho deaths from fever
bsmU-en n»*d by the proprietor lean eiteniim practice, in ,wr lb ® 30 boart «Jdu»g Monday noon, amount to 98.
the treatment cfFerer and Ague, fora number of jran, '• ”-*--- - - _
end its wonderful curative powers axe well known both to i /~'l ROCERIES " ~
theptM and the public. Those who desire a thorough \T l"* tw.ni*rv.#—.
5? • h ™" l f *“'» » BSfSiS&n, Q,no ,„d BUck T.„,
Bold by Druggists emrrwhore. and hr HOSTKTm a W Qatty's Prime do do for family ate,
WS,*!?.'■KS? 2 Ssa*2~ “"“ J
ff n^ C1N1! ''RIi'AKATIOji M nrt'bti r ?o !, ?u l X‘,'£lf* 1-
11 O.sirtn. PREPARATION. » BbU Nc. 1 Whli. Fi.b:
iHiHiSSHS? S™"™ I'EBPA RATION. 200 Rmhu Wr.ppiog P.p. r ,
HELUBOLD SGennlffe PREPARATION. 100 Boxes Cbtmr; *
Is prepared according to Pharmacy and Chemistry, with tli* 100 Rots gall, 0
greatest accuracy and Chemical knowledge devoted to their £0 Itoxn Uoatn Soap:
combination. j » general assortment ufUrocmle*, Iron,
TJ KLUBOUyS OKNUIXK PBEPAKATION For disease* I "**“ an< * Glass, be sold on reasonable terms.
JJ. ofthe Bladder, Kidneys,(lntel and Drops?. * I „ WM. WcCCTCIIEON,
SBAD! ItBADI afflicted mad,” IhefolfoW 1 ; JZ So. 106 Liberty Street.
tngcertificateofacure oforer SO years’standing: ’ • T_J E THE NEW YORK DAILY
U *j£: Hsumoin —Dear Sir: l bam been troabled with A 1 HERALD,
an affliction of the Bladder and Kidneys ter omr twenty TRIBUNE,
TMra. I have tried Phyticiant In rain, and at last condo- TIMES
ded togtm your genuine Preparation a trial, aa I had heard PHILADELPHIA LEDUBIL
“ spoken of. It afforded me immediate relief. I i PKEiS, and
bam tiled three bottles, and I ham obtained more relief . CINCINNATI COMMERCTAI
from Its effects and feel much better than I bam for twenty j delivered to any part of the city at day-light, by leaving
years prevhma I ham the greatest faith in Us virtues and • yonr onlor nt Haul A Hloer’e, Mawnlc Ilall Fifth street!
curative powea, and ah.il do all in my power to make it *n3l JOHN PITOjCk
kauwo to tb. Hoping thi. a.j proto TVP rris iFTT ?-TL
geooa to yon in assisting yon to introduce the medicine. I I hKLUis WbltlUg; ♦ (
am truly yonra, M. McOoaxici. -L' Caracas lodicrc ”" v
LewUtown, Pa, Jan. 28, 1857. Canary Seed;
Sbonld any doubt Mr. McCormick's statement, he refer* ; Citric Add;
tO £ ho K*Mtsn»n: Alexandria Senna;
□on. win. liigU», ax-Governor, Pennsylvania. Wrighfe Pilic
Hon.Thoe D. Florence, Philadelphia. Acer’s Pills;
Uon. J. C. Knox, Judge, Tioga Co, Pa * Railway's Heady Relief;
Uon. J. S. Black, Judge, Philadelphia, llaoei’s Perfomery,
□on. D. B. Porter, ex-Govern or. Pennsylvania. *’ < ' r *»r B. L. FAHNESTOCK k CO
n! C QriS’j^d^n' ; No. 60. comer of Wood and Pourth rts.
Ifoo. O. TT. JodgsPphlladelphia. j A TLANTIOU’ELEQHAPa CABLE.—Wo
Hew. IV. A. Porter, Cliy Solicitor, PtiiUielphia. ‘ -A*, bare jn.t rsclved from the U. S Pmm Frigate
Hon. John Bigler,ex-Govwnor.Califoriiia. ."'uigara, a ter*., quantity of ATLANTIC CAULK which
Hon. E. Banka, Auditor General, Washington, D. C. * ' “ 111 Cul ,u »«j»H pieces and mpnnt them In either brass.
And tunny cHhrrs, If necoewy. ellver or gold, to »uil pnre-haaevs'. Also * froah lotuf
WtaU.Rikmat hRRiMI «• lb.
UELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION, I TC “ u EI r ESIAN a ufcvRAK
n .nr, b.r j «0 IUHNEHAN
_ !OHAU._: bbkNf,. 1 Shirt in «tor,o »nd
KlnZSSmn—. | O W.A. 1.. p. m, iu üb-n, ,imi. b,
The uraefenberg Health Pill cores foul uonitrh. KtnsLr ivtuin * rv»
TheGraetenNwg Health Plllcnroe toi breath ' rft „ T.~a.T,; V D J?“. IS ».' V . ,RTB . *_«>.
Th.o™.lmb.rp
The Graefohbv'rgHealth Pilicnr>'Spalpitniion oftfaobi ! Just recitving a jp—— *
Lewis Aebstboku.
- „ m rut cum jwlpluiloti of the ,
Tho Gracfeobcrg Health Pill cum colicky pJlui.
The Graetonberg Health Pill nm pile*. i —; v ——--=r-
TheGraefenberg Health PHI core* dj.pep.la, 1 A Abo, AAbS —2s do* for sale low l)v
IheGraefenberg Health Pill pargn withoot paio , -iX IIIT3IICOCK. McCHKKRT * CO
The Graefenberg Health PQldoee not weaken. •*** Utt frecoudaud 151 Front eirMti.
The Graefenberg Health Pill la not dra*lc. ■ tiyTii i pinfifa —Va.-T ml —jr :r —
The Graefenberg Health Pill can be taken at work. rLUUK.—IOO Bbls. for Halo by
Tho Graefenberg Health Pill U entirely vegetable • MT- ASK i ANJEK, 124 ffecond St.
in
roou, 8 ' V'l" 25 J. B. CANFIELD.
ssasssssfflsssiss*-
TheGraefenberg Health pm ha.sand hundred.. I L °l ■ B P MIor **»H*
Tho OrMf.nb.rg n«lth IHI to. on lb. kldn,,. I Prl ” ,m > Eutfotoj BUnk Bootjsl.k.n,
Th.OnttfcnbngUtothPUfmn.Wnrtlh.TlnJr.orinMt I ~ ; „ -N. K W»J«to Plmtort.
. ' TTLAIN and FIG OKED DELAINES
Tb:p£to7StoSSn , r^‘to“„ d ”nr E 'S”° ,,,f: ' i ±A sood ““""“‘j™' r ~‘ r g*si«3s?
The Graefenberg Health PHI can be taken after dinner. *e4 74 Market .m,«
The Graefenberg Health Pill contain. a doe. In one pill. y•— 74 Market etiaet.
The Graefenberg Uealth Pill I. taken bj the weak. IVI ACKAREL— IOO bbls. No. 3 Larco*
The Graefeoberg Health Pill 1. taken by the WUob*. ! i.IX 30 do No. 1 do*
The Qrnefenburg Health Pill corn Jaoodlca. I bOhfdo No. 3 do
*“• GrMfenberg Uealth Pill core, permanently. HENRY 11. OtILLINB
Pw a foil aecoont ot all the Graefenberg medicine*. m ' ——
Graefenberg Al man art, which can be had gratia at the
agenU. Price 25 ceati a bo*. DR. GEO. H. KKYSEIt, No.
140 Wood .treat, and J. P. FLEMING, Altegliecj
mySWhwT 7
" A WKTTT A T _. _ I PICTORIAL WINDOW SCENES.—A new
AmMUaXi BTATB rAI& ■ AT beautiful and cheap article, designed for oxcludlog
OPTIUS ; inaecta of all kind* of all kind* from paring through wJo-
Pemuvlvania Btatn ArrJr*nltnr a l i dow * when thoaa*b are ralwd:also, a perfect acreea from.
* - Otaio Agricultural Society. ouUida nbaerTatloa, and admitting a free current of air—
September 38tb» 3Bth tad 30tfe. j They repreeent a variety of beautiful acenre, ami are ora*-
. „ * ; mental aa well a* oaefol. For ule, wholesale and ret.ilL at
and October let, 1638. I 28and 23 Bt- Clalratm-t, by J. A H PHILLIPS,
Fair Gronndi, Rlath Ward, Pillsbargh. i soi. Agent, for rm.bnrgh.
: A NNGAL ADDRESSES FRIDAY at 2 ' excellent stock of Parlor,
JjL o’clock P. M. Awarda or Committee aunmnead lm- * Chamber, Dining Room and Counting Tltraee Furnl
mediately afterward*. | tore at low price. fao2l) T. B. YOUNG A 00.
„l^:«ir^rn^T^ n “ h A ° \ fXWWSffiBS OF FALL DE LAJNE3
AllartlcJoaaod .lock intended for exhibition tran.'orted ! Al Joat racelecd C. HANSOM I/OVB,
free of charge. * I 7* Market .tract.
; teiVJ , F , LOD^A SLtI? c “
Toaaday noon. Premlnm Ltataand llatof Jndgr# furuiahetl .J»“ d " ,0T ** ,e b * - M • AI ? KR *
oti application. ’ *°* J I*A Second atroct.
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE.—We
i A. 0- HEISTZR, "T are Incooetant reodptof prime cheeea fiom nme
flecretarr State Airlcnitural BoeUtr of the beet Ohio dlailca, to which wo IdtlU the attention.
! DAFfD TAOOART. PrMident. * wbdAwtdT ° rr * rU,,Br *- KIDDLB, WIRTB A CO,
■ W. O -» 818 183 Liberty .treat.
PXGTtJ&S OALLE&T ~ 1 f>o INSEAMED LEATHER
wrifnvrtf Jt WHIPS.—Jutt flolthed for the Fall trade
.FuDkTll STREET, between Wood and Market, Pittsburgh Theae are the atandard Pennaylranla wagon Whip*, and
AMD&OCTPBB and ** uk dealer* to examine them
_ - PHOTOORAPna WELLS, riddle a co..
Taken in the nmtT «m* c» tna a»t, at aatlatkctory * o<g SO Fourth etmet,
gz ll;dfl n> • ■pDGOY WHIPS, GUT AND THREAD
J. ft H. PRICE'S X> COVERED —The best Whalebone Whip, lnthe Weit
CENTRAL PLANING MILL, ° VeT7 TarUty of
i; ■ M W * x * r ?*£*•** Al . l ** lw “l r » i aul3 80 Fourth etraet.
• A RE now in fall operation, with Fay A orr'ye “ -
-t*. Oo.’a improved maehinary to the manufaotorlng of j N ’ -pnoiTva
ha*b. Frame*, Doom, Shatter, and Moulding*. BaUd*ra ■ POPLINB,
and Contractor, will find it to their adrantawato cauHnd a 0 , . DUCALB,
ascertain our uricea. w __,. oa , and all kind* of Draaa Good* Jut racalaad and fot aala by
» nU I a HANSON LOVE,
- —i 74 Harkat atncL
$54 SO
64 76
-66 00
40 00
105 00
■WM. ft. HOLXU BOUUS j
nk » k“2 t Bao " PAT E NY LEATHER FLY NETS—
FORK Aril) BEEF PACKERS, I JL
DEALERS IN PROVISIONS, tfc,, ' rmlred, comprising four varieties, and told either eingly
: t.Corncr Market and Front Btreeti. or ,n P*tr>- WBLLS, RIDDLE a CO,
; taWO i ull 80 fourth •tract.
J Blaster Paris, koman cement, !
. ■OBMEHTJor CUUnn, Ac. GRIND STONES and l
SITE LIME, at SI9 Llbarty atrwt, PltUlrargb. ,
: ttlLtodAwT W. W. WALLACE. J
T)EACUJ£S —50 baskets to arrive thi« morn-!
JT jag, lor «ale low by DAVID C. lIKRfiST,
•all , corner Liberty and Hood atmt*.
CEDAR TUBS AND BUCKETS—2O nests
;Teon. Order Tnbe aod CO doe. Docket* In store and for
■ale by JoO ISALUI DICKEY A CO.
2BBLS. DAMAR VARNISH for sale by
:je!2 ' B. L. rAIINEHTOCK A CO.
AH HHDS. SUGAR arriving and for sole
OKJbj JelO JAB. OARDINBH
QILS —5 bbls. Linseed;
16 do Winter Elephant'
' $ do Bank Oil,
for sale by ae4 \ JOHN McOILL A SON.
BLOOMS —50tons Juniata for sale by
e»4 JOHN McOILL A SON,
FOUNDRY IRON—IBO tons BoßFpund.y
Metal for aale by M HENRY H. COLLUfS.
.INSJBNO WANTED-10,000 pounds for
which Ufa beet market price, auh, win ba paid by
• DAVID C. HKRBBT,
>n!3 corner Liberty and Hand itrwti
RYE WANTED.:—The highest cosh price
paid for Bye, at Mo. 1M Liberty itmt, by
J»3D BIDDER, WIKTS k CO.
/CHEESE.—SO boxes Cream Cheese, extra
\J quality, received and foreale by
*l* RIDDLB.WIRTB A 00.
Kj'RESH BOOKS.—True to tho last, by au-
J. ' tbor of"I?*e Been Thinking,” Ac; i
Earth aod the Word, or Geofory for Bible Blndanta, by 8.
M.PaUlean.r.O.B;" ’ }
A Comskantaiy onUarhrby JoaephA. Alexander:
Ufli fa a JU«a Savior, by S. K. Oandllab;
~ftmb anpply Bnral Hymn* and Tout;
nifiMaai vMtbi W*t for IMS, Ac. Jut raedved at
„>v14... DAVISON’S, No. Cl Mark*; etr—t.
*vro. 1 LARD.—44 tierces irregular cooper
j!l m. 70 do rtffaUr dotation;
*** W do do dotoarrto
ISATAII DTOKSY A 00.
Iftroalaby JttlS
mn£ ONLY FRESH STOCK OF DRY
J_ ooops in Iht dty, now openis*. Nov stylo Prists,
fSfjWU*iMtbobe»to»ortiß*ntfif »B kind* of MMoukk
' r"
SEAMLE&S A constant *applj of
oUblsmos hssdtnd fcr ulost mosTifarinmy prfcM.
A Übonl dismast to'tfco fr*d*. ; '' PATH) 0. BX&BSE;
conMrUbcnp wrttturffti.
COMMENCING
Albant, SepL 14. —The mill at “Chatham Four
Corners was destroyed by fire this morning, togeth
er with a dwelling house of a man named Levi, who
was burned to death. The property was owned by
Mr. Issacson.
Norristown, Sept 14.—The Democratic Conven
tion of the Fifth Congressional District, met here
to-day, and nominated the Hon. Owen Jones at
their candidate for Coogress. Mr. Jones was pres
ent and addressed the Convention.
>c*rt. j .
POTATOES —500 bush. Kcds, Neshanuocks
*nrt Pioknye*, rec’d per ateamera Superior nod QUdK
«or, and for sale by HcBANE ft ANJEK,
_J fc 29 No. 124 Second street.
EGOS. —2 bbls. just-received and for sale
by jn!7 ATWELL, LEE A CO
LIME —200 bbls. just rec'd and for sale by
Je3o lIENRT IL COLLINS
A LARGE lot of Second Mourning Prints
at 8 coots per yard,
sol o. PARSON LOVE. 74 Market at.
TpLAT BOATS—Two Flat Boats for sale by
Jj icl b. dalzellaoo.
LARD —50 tcs. No. lin store and for sale
by w 6 ISAIAH DICItBY ft 00.
LARD OIL—IO bbls. Bunckb&rett’s brand
tor sale by »0 ISAIAH DICKEY ft CO.
o*n BUS. RED POTATOES to arrive for
‘CO\J by myfll M’BANS to ANJBR.
li/TACKAREL —25 half bbls. large and
ITA medium Te foraala by lU DALZKLI. A 00.
FOUNDRY IRON—SO tons for sale by
jaso HKNBY H. 00LLIN8.
PIG LEAD—3OO pigs for sale by
■e>4 V ■ HUNKY B. OOLLINB.
/BULLET—SO csks, a prime article,.for sale
\j by Jal® J. D. OANHELD.
OIL CLOTH CRASH—A good assortment
Jt wid,h. m «,h».tx‘'/nVim.ipa.
INDIA BOBBKB COBBY COMBS—AIao
a large aMortment of Dratfog. Tock and Eonjc ftenba,
tor rale at the India Rubber Pepotot J.A H-THILLIPB.
Hospital sheeting of aii widths and
beat quality for Mia at the India Knbbef Depot, 2«
and US Bt. Clair atraat. Jdt . J- AH. PHILLIPS ■
Y'VRY GOODS of every vsriety, os cheap os
\j they can be toned any placa. C. HANSON ;
TbIB No. U Market «traat
T7LAVORING EXTRACTS—A large sup.
JC plyof Pnaton Warrill'a ««»■*«} extracts
tor tea cream, cakea, plea, Ac, constantly on hand at
. je» . . Joa. iLpmro’B.
BUTTERv— 40 kea pocked Butter in stor©
and for nla by Jail . ATWILL.- LEE * OP.
casks instore and for sate by
■ mb J ;+ .. J.RCANYULD.
Telegraphic.
Portland, Mo., Sept 14.—Returns from one hun
ared and thirty towns in give Morrill, Rop.,
for Governor, 31,887, and Smith,Dem., 27,108. The
wme towns last year gaveMorrill 29,116, and Smith
21,987. •
The Democrats have gained sovcral represen
tatives. T
la most of the districts the vote for members ol
Congress runs abont even with that for Governor.
the third district, Johnson, the Democratic
candidate, is probably elected, vice Abbott, Re
publican.
In tho first district the vote is very dose, and the
result donbtfuL
In tho sixth district, Hoa. Stephen C. Poster, Re
publican, is re-elected.
In tho fifth district, lion. Israel Wasbburne is
re-elected by a large majority.
' Somes, Repoblican, has beon elected to Congress
in the Ist district. Tho Republicans have probably
carried five oat of tho six Congressional districts.
The Republicans carry most of tho Senators
throughout the State. In Penobscot, Camber
land and York counties, 32 Republican and 16 dem
ocrats aro elected to the Assembly.
m Sandusky, Sept. 13.—The opening of the 9th
annual State Fair of Ohio to-day, is most pro
pitious. The weather is beautifal and the attendance
large, more tickets being sold than tho first day hut
year. The entries are annsoally largo in all depart
mentrexcept fruits and flowers. Tho entries of live
stock are 1,034; miscellaneous 1,516. William Bain
of Xenia exhibited specimens of ILarey'g system of
horso-taming to an immense crowd. The exbibitton
of stock is particularly flno. Tho entries of horses
aro 50 more than at any previous State Fair. To
morrow the stock is to be exhibited, and the awards
will be mado on Thursday and Friday. Three prises
will bo contended for at the Ladle's Equestrian exhi
bition.
New Tons, Sept 14.—Advices from Port-au-
Platte to tho 2d fast indicate a continuanco of the
political troubles, owing to the effects of Bantaua to
onstYalverde from tho Presidential chair, and the
rivalry existing between the cities of Santiago and
San Domingo for the seat cf government. Recently
Santana and Valverde met near Ceblas, each boing
at the head of a few hundred men, but Talverdo's
men refusing to fight, the President mounted his
horse and fled. Santana, subsequently, with five
hundred men, entered Santiago, the present ospitcl.
It Is thought that Santana will bo elected the next
President.
iArgu lixTuJce !.y
MACKJSOWN A FINLKV
HALE OIL—IO bbls. reiined in store
and tor Mia low to clow lha lot* by
PA VIP 0. UKRBBT,
corner Liberty and Hand ata.
ESTERN RESERVE CHEESE recelv
tag daily and for aale by BIDDLE, WIRTS A OQ.
Commercial.
COMMUTES OF ABBITBATION FOB AUGUST.
liiUß Bicxir, T. P. 0. H pACLaojr, Jixu
Datp Oiagflm, A error Looxra.
PITTSBURGH AAIUUXB,
[&P9rttdSpcdaU)t for the Piiitburgh GattUe.)
PmSBCBOB, tVz&SXtSAT, SXPt. IS, ISM '
FLOOR—The market vu more acHro; Sals* from first
hand* of 800 bbla taper tod extra at $5,26 and 1&40 and
40 bbli extra from wagon at $5,37. From store, eoo’bbls
in ]ot« at $5,40@55,50 for toper, $5,60@55,J5 tor extra, and
s£A?@>6,oo for fimily do. Some choice- loti bringing
OB AlN—Salea at canal of 2300 bna of Oaia at 42, and 400
do new from firat hands at 40. Wheat, email lota of com
mon Mediterranean from wagon at $l,OO.
BACON—SaJee of 11,000 lb* Shoulder* and Hama at.
7 and 10, and 2,000 o>a Sides at 6W. "
2O baaketa Feachta at $3,00.
* PORK—A ea!o of 20 bbla at $10,60.
. V S “-~ S * 10 * of io nbla No. 3 Maekarel at $10,60, and 8
do Ltko Superior White at $lO.
olw*'—£ al ? 20 bbls LouiariUe at $1,25 ft bbl.
2HSS=Sh 10 b , 61 , , „ n ' d '- Bi| ".*» 2 ? bbi.
laSiitßTehS." »-l>*Mocta, from am
2O beat Bio at 1214 a ft
b-nili ..
'*'■ ,,d ‘
VAtman®" n 10 o#dj ,** » l s9®s*l * ton.'
Kegnlar salri of Bello a to city and country
tr s*l ‘ *°. <1 J° al * othor markets oc,
”jnSl£Y—Sales of 57 bbls rectified in lot* at 20027
nOSETAIIY Afro CUMfitBRCIAIs.
Business baa abown coneidersble activity daring the
week, more especially among the Jobber*, tome of whom
bare been obliged toktep their clerk* at work until nut
midnight. The Importer* hare also been well employed
In Money matter* there ta no change of importance. The
■apply of peporin the discount house* is atillrerr email
and rather decreasing. Short first-ciai* paper goes at BUi3t
5 ? cent, and aix and eight montlie paper 6@7 B ow
.S P *S r , “«*»rtli*QlSo Son.li
•A?*- lo i?" ar * frMj F offered on farorito collaterala at
3®4 ft cent. The market for Treasury Notea la rerr dull
there appearing to be little or no disposition to incest in
these hone on the new Government loan. Wo cannot haar
T t^i9a9W * OTO Ifotn the other side.—fN. Y.
We annex a comparatire Statement or tho 'import*' of
Jan 8 Merch ‘ adi * o * l Ne » York for tho wpek and rinrt
1868. 1857. 1858.
s*.MBA*a $2,034,43* $2,019,184
General Merchandise 2,207,622 2,008,013 1&1A0S
P«l! ,U '. forlh#Week '- HlM,f34 $4,160,417 $3,010,042
Prerloosly reported 158,811,233 170,841,502 MfrttjfiU
Biaw Janatry 1 $161,027,267 174,001,040 101,912,259
..T* 1 ?of .pocie from thin port tor the week ending
th» day aad for the ye*r 1858, were u foiiowe: g
TuUl for the week-.
Prcrfouwly reported
Total 1868 |t8,099,78t 44
'^P l - H —Hoar—Sale* of ooe lot of 100 bbli
at to<sl6,2J> for common extra.
Wheat—The sales today indicate • still further decline.
They w > 8100 bue red free on board et $1,06; 2 car* from
•tore at. Mine.
Kye—One car-toed eold at 60c.
illghwlnea—Bo bbls sold et 22@22}£.
BITER NEWS.
The weetb« *mi contlnoee warm end dry, the rlrer bar
ing dwindled to erirnlet winding among traossrou* tend
banks and dry bed* of gratel. There U, of course, both in*
■t ail to epeak of. Tho only boats running betides tbs for
rle«, which here a bard time of it, are thou of tbe Slack
Water Navigation. The boats are and for a long time bare
Uwn nnabte to com# below the dam, eoine two mile* abore
tbe city. Haln la very mncb needed at present, both for the
Una and tbe rlrer.
From tbe Cincinnati Commercial Of Tuesday f
"The Snpertor came through from .XonlsrilJe, without
greandtog, drawing 34 Inches. fib. reports 3 feet scant on
tbe Hals, and 3 feet rail abore. The channel at tb# Flats
PT"* 11 *obattiietod by a bontder boat aground there,
loaded to 40 inches. Pilot McGee, who cametbrough from
= I 0 thoondt * T °f. report, from SI to 82 inches water
at Scbuflietown bar, bat happily no boateegroood but tbe
Lnton. The Eodearor passed her on the bar at Peckio
paw..„. Dl«patcbe« receired last night announce another
rise in tbe Upper lUniseippi-and Miteonrl.
Capt. P. Derinney, who purchased tbe Grace Darling here,
•ome time »inee, tu at Broadway yesterday, but retarnod
w K". * n l ? ~n (« h t 1 order to connect with
hts floe Mlssoarl Hirer packet Bt. Mary's, which learts that
nomt on Satnrdar for ffoundlßluffs direct. Paaeengmby
‘I* 1 ?/ ,° MueUiippl RaUroad) will connect
with the St, Mery • end a courteous commander
Capt. Geo. L. Sloan, of the Lake City, is here again.... .
C4 P L Mttmk came through by rail fiom Lonisrtlle yester
day, baring left tbe Lehigh ascending tba canal. She will
arrire to-day lie intends loading the Wenbna for fit. tools,
to place of the Lehigh. ■.
The Hibbard, afur picking up her onial Monday boat
nee», dropped orer to Covington, and shipped. U splendid
cattle, destined for the Pair atMeysritle " l V
Tbe arrivals yetierday were Baperlor from Lonisrille;
FreMtone from Maysrillr, Clifton and Parkertborg from
Madison; Virginia Home and Jennie Grey from Portsmouth;
Fairy Queen from lJlg gandy; Anglo Saxon and Olenwood
from Memphis, and panleith from NerllJe.
Steamboat deflator.
ARRIVED. DEPARTED.
Lor erne, Brownsville. Luwrne, Drownavllie.
Telegraph, da Telegraph, do.
Oohmel Bayard, Elizabeth. CoL Bayard, Ellrebcth.
Rirxa—l foot 2 In. falllnr
Telegraphic markets.
Ksw You, Fept. 11.—Cotton; sales 1000 bales. Floor
fO.OOO bids. Wheat hu deditud; 26,000 bas sold;
*£*£.§• S*-2S@l3*- Orn; sties 67,000 inn; white
60@66c. Pork dull at Diccn atoadyat
f%Ur ■».!• # and for ihoulder*. Sngar atwnly at By2@
°7i; Freighu firmer, ou Floor to Liverpool Is 3d; on Grain
to do 3>j<3)4
Pstunn-rtriA, B®pfcH.—Tbfl Ttoar market ti qoirL bat
holder* ar© Arm; aaleafor export of 2000 bb!> ftt-ah ground
repeffio© at $5,ft3»4 'and axtr*family- wt *6.6* »»!r* for
htirn© n*e at for old atock, t5,&0®5,T5 for fnah
Rrxmmh*o©«,2j fo r extra. *8,5030.75 for extra ttmUr, and
J7'<«. .60 for faarp. Ilya Flour and Corn Meal era ©carte
Wheat jaJn-limltM aales 2000 hub at *I,2S<SkL2S
for now and *1,35^61,i0 for white. Rya alc*dyat7Bc
for old and i 0 focnew. ; Corn In good reqnerttSOOO boabala
yellow sold at Yl% afloat, and «la itora. 0»U are In leea
sv:. r^@^A” h “ u *■ “■
r B * pt '. 14 r Flonr nnch *n**<l »iut a maderat*
local demand for extra hramla at ILSoiaft 10. Whi.kmK.
ebaaged; eale» of 7«0 bbl. at
don© in l roTl*l'jo« 100 tlercc* of Lord eold at 10V. The
market for Pork and Bacvn wn rather dull. Money Ueasr
The rater of eichaogo nrr QDaltered. The wvatber It nW.
■ant and cool.
Biinaoax.Sept. 14.—Floarqolot; extra lower: OblotS 75-
i Corn d “U: whit® 78380;yel*
!ow PO(|Sl. WbUky dnll at .25J*@M>$. PtotSlodi doll
and onebaoged.
Drugs—
Bank OU;
Concentrated Sulphuric Ether,
Nitrate Silver Crystals;
Chlorate Potash;
Copperas;
Qnluine; *
Bromine;
White Cbm) k Crayons;
For Sale by B. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO,
**ll No. W, corner Wood and Fourth streets
50 B
:a«S RlO COFFEE; '
16 bh 4 a. N. 0. Bogart
40 bbta N. O. UdUmi;
30 boxM assorted brand* Tobacco:
S 3 bf. che«ij Y. H. and Black Teas;
16 b<XM ramllv Salerattu, lo pamra:
10 do Extract Logwood,
Together with fnUaanrtmontof Bploas, Wrapping, Ac., Ac.
JOHN McQILL A SON.
OKPHY 4 BURCHFIELD "have reel’d
• lot of Fleered Swiaa Mnillni, * decided barnin.
Albj, Pe]Bt tod Unco pollen, lower ♦>■«" »ei«i
And wo erenow offering our Be regee end Grenadine
nobee at modi lower priooe theaeold et early In the eeeeon.
CLOTHS—A largo assortment of
Floor Oil Clothe on hand, from 3 ft. to Si ft. wide, et
▼ery low price* for ceeh. W. M’CLtNTOCK.
,pl ° ' No. 112 Market etrat,
EW STYLE CARPETS—Wo are just
opening nome daw ityla Bntmls Dad threc-plr Im
perial Carpeti, which will beiold at rerylow price* for
««*»• W. M’CLUfTOCK,
. No. 112 Market meet.
BURCHFIELD & CO. are receiving doily
new end bandaome goods, from New Tork amt Phila
delphU, at north-c*4t con»r4th and Market ah. nit
J
ERSEY POTATOES—2O bb!> reo'd thin
ml for sale at reduced rtUi, by
„ DATID 0. UXBBST,
»» corner Liberty and IXtod street*.
(1 KEEN APPLES—IO bbls nice rip© fruit
J for tale by DaVtP Q. BKSP3T.
WANTED I —lo,ooo bus Rye, for which
th» highest market pries will ba glean.
„ -aLBBOH 1 HUTCHINSON,
Ml * Wo, 11823 and 145 lit *u.
FISH— 30 bbls White Fish;
20 do Trout; L
2o half bbla do;
20 do White FUh:
20b)>>a,20hlfdoRo.8Hackarml Large;
La store and for sale by eo9 J. B. CANFIEtD.
TIMOTHY SEED—ISO Bushels lor sole by
KB » HENRY n. OQLLIWB.
HOMINY —SO bbls Hominy rac'd and for
tala by sc9 lIBSRY g. COLLINB,
TYTKAPPING PAPER—ISOO reams, ae-
TT sorted sizes, roc'd and for tale by
» a 11BWRY H. 00LL1N8.
CHEESE —300 boxes choice cutting Cheese
this day rac’d and tor tala by
* a HSNBY IL 00LLIN8.
gUNPItIES. —
23 Xthd*. W.LBogar,
300 Baga Nitrate Seda,
800 Boxm German Clay,
260 BbU. lUmo,
100 Sen Si Carba Soda,
600 Cask* Boda Aib,
[x?] ALEXANDER SING,
OATS WANTED—SOOO bushels.
*6 ISAIAH DICKEY A 00.
SUGAR. —8 hhda. Prime New Orleans
Buger, in atora asd for tale at 185 Liberty street, by
2 KIDDIE, WtttTS A QQ.
WE are at all times prepared to furnish
dwelling*, hotel*, ■teamboataor public hooiaa with
furniture and chain of any description desired.
T.B. YOUNG a 00,
tolß Oppoaita yirnd Ilonao. Saithfleld street
Extension dining tables, of va
riooa ait es and prices, finished aod la warehouse.
*>l3 T.B. YOUNG A QO.
CCHOOL AND COUN'i’JLWU HOUSE FUR
-13 TtJBH and Chain mad* to ordtr at ahen notice.
—M T.B. YOUNQ AOO.
ISSES* BUREAUS, Bed* tends. Tables.
Wash Stands and Chain flubbed aod far tala.
T.B. YQPHO 400.
BUTTER— 82 kegs prime Lawrence, Co.,
Pa.,ln uniform package*, in atora and farad# by
' ' JOHN FLOYD A 00,
. wl3 Wo. 178 Woodsmel.
LEATHER.— 250 Sides New York Sole
leather for aalo by tolfi JOHN FLOYD A CO.
fpENN. WHEAT—26O sacks mite;
JL ISI do Bad;
Wow landing from steamer Haattnga, far tala by
»Sl7 IfIAIAB DiCKBY 4 00.
PEARL ASH —20 csks and 20 bbls.. pure.
article, and for tale by J. B. OAWFIBID.
i "IEMENT—SO bbls Hydraulic, in'store and
; for aaiaby - art J. B. CANFIELD.
jriHEESE—100 bxs prime cutting rac'd and
aefl ; J, B. CAWFUtLD.
riREASI CHEESE.—ISOI bzs. Prime Cu£
ting Cbe*o rocatred and for sale at 185 Liberty sheet.
by e»2 BIDDLE, WIBTB 4 cF
EGGS.— 10 bbla. Fresh Eggs received and
forsalaeUSSLiUrtystree^by 0
m 3 BIDBLI, WttTBAOO.
T>RIME L4RU-r-17Ai««sNo, knowUnd*
•JL;'lottnmstesmWJKiriMMfeemlsto
■ • •°&Z /-^y.^iai^Ag«omifliL^
" w Appto rwrfi swwsinjMy: KAOBHOT - 4 QP»_
WHEELER & WILSON’S
SEWING^
THESE MACHINES .which have gained each an enviable reputation over aUother
Machines on account of
W* 1. Beauty and excellence of stitch, alike on both sides of the fabric sawed.
2. Economy of thread. j
3. Simplicity and thoroughness of construction.
4. Portability, ease of operai
5. Speed.
6- Qaietnesa of movement.
7. Strength, firmness, and
8. Applicability to a vapety<
9. Compactness and elegance
Are now offered with all of the la
prices by
A MOST LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO OLE)
business ffljanacs.
TV?X I 9E'^~ Ttlo Co-Partnership of Baoa
antliShL 30 ???* T ? * C i2ml plrKl 17 UntoUTO,oa the
UaALKr L *!' b * oontto ™>l b r WIU.IAM
Pittibargh, Jel, 22d, 18SS 8 - 0080 “ T *
WILLIAM BAGALEY,
WHOLESALE O-ROOER,
So*. 18 end 90 Wood Street,
T^SSiSSHSI'SSISUL
fomSnrf&Smi* *? u P l ®"* P™®* “w®*®
ui tT, 8 i LgY ', who , wlll ««»• *od liquidate the nme
D A 2rr,r. g^h^lT - totbe Arm wUI
“s® at ,tow I" Tomperaace
rule, whore the a&denigned can bo foond. r
$227,030 00
$17,871,801 44
TcmperancoTlllt, Sept Cth,
ttiguiat
Monongabela Rlvor u. S. Mall Packet*
STEAMER TELEGRAPH. I BTEAMER JETTERSON
jJStf I .ygfeg
TCun. 1. a Woocwiu. I Cit. nm.ift..!
HE ABOVE NEW STEAM ERSARE
“mUng Bom lon put*
viugh *t 8 c/dock A. if, acd KtoqJhk Boats at a
as
Payngara ticketed through from PJttabor*h to Colon
ten tor $2, maali andatato-rooma oa boats Inclnslra.—'
Boata retnralag from BrownnUle I ear* at 8 o'clock In tfa«
.‘tf d ni a th ? f T* n J ,l i- ,at farther Information «n
-qnlre atthe Office, Wharf Boat, at the foot of Oraotitreet .
*° B 0. W. SWINDLER, Aomtt. * j
iHlsccllartroua.
RICHARDsOIf’S
1 11 1 8 a linens,
Damasks, Diapers, Ac.
pONSUMERS OF RICHARDSON'S LIN
ENSj *nj those daeirou* of obtaining the GENUINE
GOODS, abould see that the articles they purchase ut ml.
•d with the InU name of the Ann,
BICHARDSOy, SONS <£ OWDEX, >
“JJ of eoundnesa and durability of the Goode
This cantloo <a rendered essentially necessary aa large
quantities of Inferior and defect! re Linen* are prepared,
uaaonafter season and eealel with the name of RICHARD
SON. by Iriih Homes, who, rrgardltae of the injury thee
Inflicted alike on the American cotunmer and the oanufkc
torrre of the genuine Goode, will not readily abandon a
baalneeeeo profitable, while porebaaer* can be imposed on
with good* of a wortbleaa character.
J. BOLLOC&E k J. B. LOCKiS.
Agenta, 3d Church treat. New York.
WALLACES* FOUNDRY
AND
Mill Foroifkiog Establishment.
SIEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, SALT
FAKS,HILL QEA&IN9, Plr* Brick, Machinery, Pol
lay* and Outing*, of all ktnde made toorder.
Urate Bara, Ba*h Weight*. Mill Iron*, Proof Stall*;
Anchor Bolting Clothe, Gnm and Leather Baltina-
Portable Flour and Corn Hill*—the beat in u*e-
Patent Shingle Machine*—cot 10,000 to 20,000 per day;
Roso'e Patent Water Wheel*, used In TOOO mills. Saw
aa much as the orcr-ehut, and twice aa much as the mart of
the other Wheel* in use. with an equal amount of water.
Catalogues <fWhe»ta given, to alt who want gearing. Of
fice No. 311 Liberty atreet, Pltt»bnrgb. 6
*eil:Cmd*wT W. w. WALLACE.
Steam Marble Work* So, 319, 331, 333,
M.H! ~Vl y ,.? tre * t * PHt>biir l h l p s :
ARBLE MANTELS, made by machinery
** low prlcre; Monument*, Tablet*. Urare 8 tone#—
a large stock on hand. Funslturo and Wuh Stand Tone:
Impoeitig Stone*, Marble ud stone Hearths, made b»
machinery on abort notice.
Mwrbleaold low to the trade. Office 319 Liberty street.
W.W.WAJ.LAO*.
ADAMS' CORN BHB LLBE.
The proprietorß of the "Pittsburgh Novelty
Work*’ barlug, throegh Mr. Adame. Ohs crinr-i-Ti
it!? 1 ??*"’ of , th o flrm *> obtaWl' letter*^pateM,
7 *^ > SA nB^L l ®^ B ’, tOT * Dcw Jattrn^
De> *» compact ami portable,
combining durability, utility and cleannem; a neceaearr
■ppecdwe to fanner 1 ! bam, la now offered to tbs
?Sr C ?iS S r BUt ?* t * T ' ry ,OW P ll *** W# b#T ®
no Patent Eights” for tale, but manufacture and sell the
frlSfLif twrwofke. Owing to its compact form It ia dee*
Uoedaoan to become *n article of trade lnerery Hardware
Merchant*’ abelL
. ‘’ ro ■ ll ". weighing onl, .boot 35
and 60pound*, aod maybe eecured to a post, pillar, or
door, a# you would a coffee mllL We add no more, when
teen ft speak* for ltaelf.
eelOamdAwy LmSOSTOS, COPELAND A 00.
THE undersigned have formed a co-part
nerehlp, under the atyle of Shaeklett, ITLain A Co.,
for transacting the wholesale Hre Goodabnafsm.
WILLIAM BHACKLETT,
JAMES SPLAIN,
HUGH JOJJKB,
JOHN AUDAT,
T.JXMTLEE.
SHACKLETT, M’LAIN & CO.
Wboleatle Dewlara m
FOREIGN AND DOSIfiSTIO D&T GOODS,
£0. 43 Wood Smtt, opposite the St. Charles ZToitL
atuStlmd
IMPORTED MEDITERRANEAN®!
bare now In atom threeST
Hundred bushde extra quality Red Mediterranean Wheat,
of their own Importation, direct from one of tho beat grain
growing countries of Europe. .
~ of Fartnere 1* reqooatedto this Wheat, a*
nSSi eV * d **> ****** article of the kind Imported
intothl* country for a number of year*. Ithaabeeuee
leetedby acompetont party In Europe, aolely with the
Jlew of procuring (a superior article for Mediog; aod to
urmere wishing to change tbilraeed, this t* an opportcnl
ty aeldom net with.
For nle In qaautitfoa to suit, at tbs Bead Warehoates of
„ P. B. MINGLE A CO.,
No. 103 Harkst and 4 N. Frost tUoct,
Philadelphia.
'ROPBRTY HOLDEBI, ATTSITIOR.
nnuuii a jrosanoxr
B»Tim Iflemad Undr ttclUUai for ounbeurlnt .ad
spplTisg
W. B. OHILDS <Sc GO’S
PATENT ELASTIC PIKE
UTD
WATER PROOP OBBENT ROOFING,
ARB now prepared to execute orderefor any
duuiptfon of Booftfttwpor flat,et the aborteat do
ucojad withthentagetcatre, being determined to pnton
Roofc that cannot be aurpeaaed fur
Cheapness and Durability.
Oor Roott ere too well known to reqntre ear eulogy from
es. Tattlmoniala In few of tbti Booflng end aaaplM can
b *^*^. byeaUJn «* t oar o®<*. No-» Smlthfleld atreet.
BaUdlnjp cowed with the abort Roofing can be eeeo at
ILN » , Sf! ~coro€r? t W»U» end HJghir&eeta; J. Deck’a
now Ilotel, oarner of Grant end Beranth atresia Uonaa of
W-O. talla, Ba*, DUmond alley, oppoeiu Pattereon’a
BUble: Store of R. Strew, comm oT Market end Second ata;
eleo Boom of B. H.Soccop, eame block; Brownirtlle Wharf
BoebHooao of Robert Flynn, Oongreee, between Webatar
Ml MeßofcerW, Webeter E
of A. BradleT, comer of Water alley and Sandoaky
rtrwVAUagbeny; tlonaa ofIL B. WHUi, Em, Wood?
5??! Negtey, John Scott, WmTlicCftU and Mrt
Ooon, But Liberty; and many otbera too muneroo* to men-
, _ „ . PERRIN A JOHNSON,
■piaiawlyT No. Tft Bnqtbfleld *, Pttaborgfa, K.
BOOTB Aim SHOES,
JOHBAE.POB CASH.
AMES ROBB,
HEAR THB *““* »™».
SpriM itock of HMjmi«lT»HiliUrj«
80018 *“ ,eHOra ‘
BOOTH, EHQE3, OXEORD Bn
SOTS' AND TOOTHS' BOOn?^®^^ 8 ’
Ar«fy «jp«rt» article tad aery ncol,
wnctfrom the Manufocturai, which htwffl mII bytha
,i S^ Ae J A ** lUT * r y "iaced prion for cub.
_ TnUatockoooprlMaoaeof the Urjert aaaortraenU to bo
foaod 1q any dty, aoitable for dtp and country *!«, and
Cnrlu orartwaaty naraaxparieaee la boyiai,batnuu
thathecaanowtcUautMtae. Ha reapectftillv loritaaalj
wanttocdl. anartn* them that they wUI be plowed.
mrib—mylT * r
QAR D
To the fthata of JL B. STCALHONT.
During left PttUbcrgb to mid* temparvfly in WnMog
too City, I her* pieced ay onflofrhed Uw boslom to the
head* oflBZSa A HACEENZIX, Attorney*, No. 00 fourth
■treat, to whom Ireapectfally recommend thorn wßobere
hitherto employee me protarioaslly.
JeT-ftndle ALFEKD B. MeOALMONT.
A MEKICAN ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS^!
XLThintaoibmlim adiM to their MUblUhmem
■"”! «nnu of.ctao.udpd ibnity (torn PUn“radSJ
*° od, “*~ h
. , rmott&tzjs poscßAuaa
AnumtM,to eXataiMtußpUa, which will ba 6mA kuv.
sS2Xi£3?£i£r ,Ita WITMCTOf
T ACE R00Hl5~“
'assssa^BESßßa-;
•OB,) rttpaSinliy Mr.Bdwird Jftcfe.
MW raiM,
: :_ J. C. MBDBLgoir.ailtTH *«L
'** WMOLfolft liK DKAT.EBS mf
ulrtaMtoWTO Mml Is.portoS’of akimcHMxi
•[SKtt&sssmes&ssS
tali* combj,Kid «a mart.
*g SSf , J-s gwMaM^gjnS^^”
achines,
AGENT'S OFpjoß, NO. 68 FIFTH STREET,
management
'seam tHat wil/not rip or ravel,
and materials,
and finish.
rementa and advantages at manufacturers'
BEED, Agent, 63 FIFTH STBEET.
TTEALTn of AMERICAN WOMEN.—
J-l-For m*D 7 ,«m i t,,, b ,„ tnjnttel with gtnor.
w**rlneM«id languor, both mental and phyifcal; caprlco.
hoadache, polo la tbo bead and temple*
coldsou and tendency to atiflheta, palpitation of the heart,
myaMily tattered or exdtod, appetite variable, stomach
andbowala eraoged,.with pain. Any mental or physical
a*ertton waa aura to bring on all the a/mptema, and I bod
In addition, falling of the womb, and gnat pain lu that re
gion. One pbyaidan after another exhausted hie skill and
**** me op. A patient and persevering on of MAft
iHALL’B DTEBINBCATHQLICOir fortunately me,
and I hare no worda sufficient to express my tbaokfolneea
Mas. JULIA AA'NE JOHNSON.
**onnly aay that I bare boenainflerw'or many year*
«nth whitcaand deranasd menatroatton. After a whits I
bad other troubles, men aapalef.ee, tndlgesttoa, muting
general langoorand debility, pain In the amallof the
°K. a S b,n * • od dr ?«*nS*«t>»tion,pain between
d . e . ” XWn^ iD * down «»® spine. Toes ofappe
*?,*£• rt * macb «d with cold banda and
fMt wd d^ f a i The kaat excitement would
“ .i, 1 • hould °j *w*y. I tried doc tun and
drogi, and everything, one aftar another, without the hen*
CONeh^^t 41 * ° f 5 tAitaUALL ’8 UTKttINK CATDOLI*
ayaymptome for tho better, and now
lam entirely and radically cored. I wish that orp-y wo
man could know what it will do, CLAIUBSA OUBH.
PITTSBURGH.
jUamets.
v 1 Uterine complaints with thefoNoa
al. W “ "f” «McUtod aud irritable; I
"®P ,a *nt*; wo« of which I will try to
P*J“ ,n thelower organa, and a feelings u If <ob«o
25?«7* 8 ? B f. to^ U , O V t;,n * Wm y Sen 0n.,.
S™* 0 * * feeling of fullness; aching and dragging,, and
•booting pain* in the back, loin*, and extending dowu tho
lap; the Jolting produced by riding causwj great pain; epaa
noddo shooting! and point In the alrtt-, stomach and bowels;
headache, with ringing tn the ears; every Sberof the bode
aaeaed tore; great irritability; Intense nervousness, I could
not bear the least excitement without being prwtratwi for
a day; I conld scarcely more about the house, and dM not
take pleasure In anything. I had given op hope, haring
£ e n ,tWn ft ** f *2f* IW ? ed ’ ,n Tldo * bDt • Wend called
my attention to MaKSuALL’S DTBBINIS OATfIULICO.N.
I took hoplng against hope. Most fortunately it cured
me;aad there it not a healthier or more gratetul woman in
tha country. 1 trutall will nte It. Itistrtly the woman's
friend In need. .Mm. PLORBNCK LKSLIK.
MAJt&BALZSS UTERINECATHOUCON wOX certain
l * 'SZJmu 9 */ SuppTuxd, Irregular
er PUiyfui Alentlrvation. Bloating JoJUmmatumeand IHs-
Ardncyi cv Urinary Oryant, Retention or In
continence ofUrtne. Heartburn Ootdvtnm, Ncnoumeu,
**W Palpitaliont, Crampi, Dieturbed Sleep, and all
organic or rympathttic, connoted with the Uterine
organt. <
Jit’S^hL M “ Vkr<K CetMm U OMDMar .
b ? UU ~ °» of rta dollar.
*» /r “« cW^t '>
l r^% e Jfi%? CU^‘ tC, Zr <te ptdi&z* addreJi, town, county
SIS* rJ? guanxnue that the E-.didne uhbeunt
on rteeipt qf the money, jtddrest
®- KBY3EEI, 140 Wood sU,Pittsburgh,
epH-dawT Sign of theOoldoo Murnur.
>OY TO THS &OJHRKBO OK
RICH GLOSSY HAIR
Talk of bean ty, Itcannot exist wlthoutefloehoad of hair,
wen Mil the following, and If yon ask more, teo circular
Parouaa each bottle, and no one can doubt.
ROFESSOR WOOD'S HAIR RESTORA-
call the attention of all old and young, to
u» w wonderful preparation, which turns .back to ita original
color, gray hair— covert the head of the bald with a luxorl
aat growth—removes the dandruff, Itching, and all cutme- i
ona cruptione-causes a continual flow of tha natural fluids;
and hence, if used as « regular dreealfor for the hair will
ta color, and keep It from foiling to extreme old
■n, in all its natural beauty. Wa call then upon the bald,
tha gray, or diseased In acalp to use It; end surely the young
will not, as they yalne the flowing locks, or the witching
thonMiHU b 0 w thnutlt - Ita praise U upon thetongneof
Til® A seat for Prut Wnd'i Ualr lltatoratlTu la Haw lln-
SST"* "*" J *»
, D**P Rim, Conn- July 28 1850.
drafr'o^iw rBC * ,a T Si !i : } *•**••*"«» troubled with dan
drafforacmf on my heed liar more than a year, ay hair
! riEfi,*!£!“• •curf»ndhalr together. I saw Ina New
Qaren paper about “WbodVllaXr Restorative” u m cure
1 called at joor aiore on tbe first of April but, and onr baa*
Jh.T.Sii’ *° •tA*- r“* 1 *° “t “wX.
the thing U removed the acurf and hair beano to crow, it
baretiSlt tilth V‘». ltfflSth vSert it mt alt *?. J
* wUh y° u to botdee
lA »’t toowaaany
many bottles alter U Uf!# ° *“*•* ,or
Tours, with respect,
ffl^^ffiS^*SSSK-H
“"'2*!'(&““■" Su^Sf&ftSut.,‘
e-SM-sis 1 ~
D. R.THOMAS,kLP.,No. 464 Vinest.
Pm» o j w^_y CTCOTO ’ LH Jan 022,1853.
nTl^y .;.. J - WOOD:—As you are about to manulacture
«nd Tend tout recently discovered Hair Restorative. 1 will
pearance; and aMtbfr, without dUadoriag the -
U }* dr ®“ oa wMch It drope. I would, l litre lons •
SffS?SxlS,“ £T ri °” ' , '* l ™“ «’“ Tta « *
w. L W: O^
*£ ..a .Mfr^diDn,,
Iron City Commercial College,
PUaburyk, Pa.—Chartered 1855.
N*°“ Jilt. 1858.
O'**® *”E e6t 01111 most thorough Com-
OercUl ScbooWof the Hulled States. - Tonne
6imn, A. SL, Pro Lot Book-keeping and Science or
Teacher of Arithmetic and Commercial
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Pro&. of Penmanship.
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department of bn tinea. *
WWUttCIAL ARITHMETIC— **APID BUSINESS
COUNTEFEITMONEY
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*< in Pittsburgh for the past three
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NOT ENGRAVED WORE.
IMPORTAJST ISFORHATIOS,
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Average am* 8 to 12 week*—Board. s2AO »r m Jft+ZT
coat, 860.00 to *7O,
CkU^Uten’ aona received at hal'priee.
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mental Writing—iucloee two etampe. and addraa rna *
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Pearl Steam Mill*
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PURCHASED.
MANUFACTURED AND
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AV PITTSBURGH AND AIIBOBBNY.
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