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ROBERT McEATIOIIT, Allegbetty City.
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DAVID B. BAYARD, Peebles.,
JULY= F. ZOLLER,
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ROBERT h. DAVIS, Okdo.
Robert McKnight, Esq.
The campaign just closing has been signal
ize.' by tho gross personalities and abus e
peeped upon this gentleman, one of the moot
amiable and worthy citizens of Allegheny city.
His great crime consists in having defeated
Williams and Robinun for the nomination. It
we mortal wound to the vanity of both, and
neither have forgiven him for it.. With the true
instincts of dishonor they both commenced at
onoe to hunthim down, and they have pursued
him ever since with a battalion of lies and all
, the artillery they could muster from the arse
nals' of malice. Fortunately, the people know•
both tlieircandidate and his revilers and all their
attacks upon him have proven futile.:
Along with the lies and abuse hurled at Mr.
McKnight, there has been continually repeated
a sneer at his being '•a Christian gentleman."—
It is an offence, in their eyes, it would seem, to
be subject to such a designation; and they ap
pear never to haze tired in ringing the changes
upon it. It it is, In their eyes, a crime to be a
"Christian gentleman," there are, fortunately,
thousands of good citizens who will_ regard it
otherwise.
Mr. M'Katanr is a native of the county and
always taken a warm interest in its prosper-
Ity. Sin falba , was an honored and influential
citizen, enterprising and useful; and the whole
fatally can say what Thomas Williams never
could nay, that they have used their means to
increase and promote the business and material
welfare of the city and county. The young
Clay Whip of 1844 well remember the seal and
ardor displayed by Rouser Mlisionr, in that
campaign, when he was just entering upon his
• career es a citizen. The contest was waged
mainly upon the Tariff issue—art issue in which
Allegheny county bad a deep stake; and while
Thomas Williams was enjoying an inglorious
earn, Mr. Dl'Knight was giving his beat ener
gies to the salvation of Pennsylvania interests.
There is no man in this community who en
joirli better reputation as a high-toned, honest
and trustworthy citizen, than Mr. li'lEnight. He
'1110,1111601 the entire confidence and high regard
of all,who are.familisr with himv and the inter
ests of the 22d district could not be confided to
eater hands. , He will esteem it a.eicred duty, if
elected, -to represent his constituents faithfully
and act worthily of the, high trust confided to
We call upon the. Republicans to - tally
' ,
as can man to his support; rebuke the dims
..-gogues who have is shamefully abused him;
and vindicate the integrity of the party by giv
ing a triumphant election to the man of their
unbiased choice.
M==l
•lfr. Thiliaseedoesmot deny that he luta used'
a free peas:over the Pennsylvatds Read, but be
drays he . traveled over .the road on the business
..."..t.tsMintiany, and therefore it was note free
pass! Was ever such a paltry subterfuge at
this Why, this is perfect childishness. No
-man in fib; sober senses would descend to such
B,3 o l *.itiiiid twaddle as this.- It is a mereplay
upon xotds, vliiCh mast increase the public
contempt for the man who resorts to It.
Mr. Williams lute been making war, be it un
deigned, upon the whole system of tree passes,
aqd hc. has - declared that no man could accept
.. Wits not distioneet. As a sufficient an-
ewer to these sweeping charger, we put in the
fact that he, the man who thus makes a broad
assertion
. wlthout a - word of qualification, bas
beau himself the recipient of free passes; add
be comes back with the excuse that if he did
use them, it was while he was engaged in the
service of the company. If thin justification is
g00d,., then all his denunciations against the
system are wrong, for he proves by it that there
may bo instances In which the use of a free pass
islustifiable. Either, then, 'his justification is
worthless or his denunciations fall to the ground.
The probability is that Mr. Williams thought
that this matter of his using a free pus had
been forgotten or would- not be raked up, and
that he could make a little political capital by
riding the anti-free-pass hobby. Ills calculi
tion In this respect has failed him ; the records
of the past are not so easily forgotten; his deedi
rise up from their graves to confront him ; and
he finds that playing the demagogue is a much
.mote difficult task than he had anticipated. De
sad exposed, he resorts to a quibble .ths.t
would disgrace a schoolboy, and makes himself
-the laughing stock et every looker on.
Tea COMILLIAVILI.I RAILILOAD Ceea: Mr.
Williams has always been esteemed one of the
best lawyers at the Pittsburgh bar, and it was
not liithmit some astonishment that hie brethren
saw him using all his efforts to secure—the ad
mission, in the case of the Connellsville Itail
road vs. Wm. Robinson, jr., of the affidavit of
Gen:Wm. Lorimer, setting forth that the said
Robinson made his subscription of $6,000. to`
that road with the express understanding that
be was Dot to pay one cent of that money. Gen.
Lorimer swears that the said subscription was
made as o blind to inducte other men to subscribe.
•• • „from whom the requisite moneys were to bo
collected. Gen. Robinson's name and lufluence
it wu thought would go (Sr to secure subsorip- 1
Rona from other men who were .to be made to
- 'pay; Ttieisiimission of the very testimony on
which Mr. Williams based his case could -not
• but 'prove4tal to it. But what should we ex
" Peat of Mr: Williams whS spends hii days and
nights in denouncing thus swindllog railroad
oorporstionit Sorely not that he should use
all his talents is defending this system of gross
' ••••., wrong by which honest men were to be diddled
oat of %heir, money on the strength of a rioh
• mates bogus subscription ! We could not have
Upset . ed this of Mr. Williams, that he would
.
. - ities his talents to fasten mpon innocent men a
~.....!.S.k b rEidenil? grievous to be bone. The verdict of
Jury of hie ooantrymen pats their easi of con
v . derma/Lit% upon Ids efforts; and hle struggles to
get into the ease apiece of testimony that
. , proved fatal to it, went far to lower his standing
I' 4 " an a lawyer, at the bar. Even the duty of a
lawyer to his client cannot cover ap or ezcast
th e gsr inconsistenoy of aaandidate yho le
• rampingfor Congress solely on the issue of oppci
';
Alien to the frauds of railroad corporations.
Hon. /ohm Covode.
WS feel ml deep interest in the election for
congressman In, the Flutisoreland district; and
fe ire havamiany reideri there, we avail our
•‘,!•••,ia• etell ,of tee _last opliortunity to urge upon
li t krzilk4 'importance of going to the Polls. The
districi ' ' tltdeand if floosie -ehould be
e one,
-defeated through the negligence o the Repub
-
• lietine, they mill never , be able to forgive them
'Calves; Mr. Covode has made an e oldie* rep
f ptative end4Vell deserves onfidence of
his oeiletitneute , . Ile was tiwaym faithful to
Freedom, and a maim fried of , protection to
Anarietriindostry; and be hal had satholent
' 'spotlit:we to,.tidtit him, if re.eleoted, a very
useful sad fdliatrAmember of the Catonie../ 11 . :
• I meth IttipdbUosti-fa Westmorelatd,ltodiatiatind
• Angstrom', rionember may
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cure C,owediro'rrelection, and lit
each, these .
fort r foot. sr 'attotial pall to give :hii vote and
• hie stalttasot4,thickaOspliatioit,gf,lwat
ao dodnolt- - • • •
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Thomas Williams in a new Character.
,
We haiei shown up Ttimaas ;Williams in tho :
I -va r i ous phut) of 41111pitet` career ; but there
one point that Las beau ,overlooked—to
ttArmsyt. In •1844 a 'Polies - hmerhan Assn=
elation
Motion was formed in- this county, which
an
nouncedo as a kart of its platform the following : t
"That the ctective .franchise should bo pre
served pure and uncorrupted.
0 77orlthStern: of probation for the Naturalization
of all foreigners n;:ght to be extended to handy • one
; (21) years; Aand that the proceedings necessary
to obtain certificates of Naturalisation ought to
be 80 ordered, by law, as to prevent fraud and
corruption therein.
, "That we do not propose by legislation to di
vest foreigners of any rights already acquired
under our existing lows, but that in our opinion
1 the rights of eitieenship to br extended hereafter,
; ought to br so qualified os to deny to their recipients
the privilege of holding any offlre of trust or profit
under this government."
On the sth of August, 18.14, the Association
held a meeting and wo extract the following
from its minutes
"It wa I hen moved. and motion carried, that
a committee of fire-he appointed by the chair
to prepare an address to the people of ti Ileghe
ny county.
"The following persons were then appointed
as that committee : Thom. William", A. W.
Marks, Thomas McConnel, R. W. Middleton,
and Alexander Jaynes."
This fully identifies Mr. Williams with that
platform, and there is nothing on record to show
that he has. ever changed his views. And yet
he is now courting the votes of Roman Catholics
andloreigners, descending to all the claptrap
demagoguism which he condemned in 1844,
and palming himself off as one who was never
suspected of Nativism, We commend this re
cord to the consideration of some of his sup
porters.
With this issmt of our weekly we enjoy the
last opportunity of reaching our country readers.
and we avail ourselves of it to urge upon them
the importance of the pending election and the
duly they owe to their party and their princi
ples. The permanence and usefulneas of our
party depends upon the integrity with Which its
organization i 6 maintained. If locofoco dema
gogues are suffered to come in and lead our men
away, upon any pretence they may choosetoget
up, it requires no prophet's eye to foresee that
the parry will soon , be-destroy-ed. It is not by
listening to the enemy that our ranks are to be
kept in order. We Must, if we would carry our
principles forward td success, stand firmly by
the organization -and its — candidates. Let as
have no half triumphs—no divided victories.—
The only way to get along with locofocoism is to
I defeat it, and defeat it thoroughly. Let the Re
publicans of the county, therefore, as They love
their principles and desire - their success, rally to
the support of the whole ticket, and give it au
overwhelming triumph.
Z'aotteue Patterion
Oar estimable candidate for County Commis-
Manor has been visiting various parts of the
county daring the last two weeks, and he has .
been everywhere warmly welcomed. The peo
ple have heard him define his positiOn on the
tax question, with a plain bluntness which
shown that ilia honest, and wherever he has
been beard the people have shown that they
confide in him. We regret that ho has beerinn
ble to visit the whole county : hot we trust that
the Republicans everywhere will take especial
care of his case and—see that he suffers no un
fairness nor iojustioe. if Farley is elected, it
will give the control of the board to the demo
-srala for two years to come, including the ap
pointment of tax collectors and the vast patron
age of the uffice; and are Republicans willing
to see this power put. into locofoco hands, to . te
wielded against on not only in IMO, but
throughout 18GO! If not, let them rally to the
support of Patterson, and so nip the locofoco
aches, In the bud.
That Threa MW Tax.
The loeofoco CommissiOnert, we understand,
not only admit the levy of the three mill State
Tax, but undertake to justify IL They admit
that the law allows a Levy of but 1!I mills. but
elsim the right to levy mnro, if they please
Now, the tax-payers of this county should
arrest this illegal proceeding, at ones. after all
the outcry we hays bad from the locafocos about
illegal taxes, ore they to be permitted to levy a
manifestly illegal tax! The question admits of
but one answer. The State tax wee reduced by
the legislature from 3 to Di mills in order to
lighten the burden of taxation upon the people;
and are the people of Allegheny to he defrauded
of their share of relief by the high-handed pro
ceedings of the lceofoco Board of Commissioners,
who assume to be greater than, and above, the
legislature' There is but one way to answer
fhis question; and that is to vote for Zscusus
Parrsason for Commissioner; for otherwise the
present locofoco board will consider their illegal
course endorsed.
DZIITHUCLION or ?TIC CaIiBTAL PALM:B.—The
destruction of the Crystal Palace, yesterday,
wan one of-the most disastrous eanfsgrations
that New York has been visited with in a long
time, The calamity has streak every one aghast
(or the possibility of such an event has never
been calculated upon. The peculiar character
of the building, constructed as it was almost
entirely of iron and glass, appeared to bit de
fiance to the flames, yet its destruction was
more rapid than any building of wood 'could
possibly have been ; in lees than fifteen minutes
from the time the fire was discovered the flames
spread with each fearful rapidity that the im
mense dome, which has so long been an object
of beauty towering over the City, and a land
mark from every approach, fell, and the work
of destruction was complete. It was like a
flesh. The great fabrio of glue and iron, with.
its priceless treasures of art, were suddenly
wiped out of exietenceas though they had been
mere unsubstantial vapor. The earth bath bub
bles as the water bath, and this was of them.
At no other time could the disaster have been
mare - deplorable in its consequences than the
present. The building itself, though-immense
ly costly. was of but secondary importance to
the wealth of objects which it contained. The
Thirtieth Annual Exhibition of the American
Institute was silts height, and there was a
collection of objects of art and industry whose
value could not be repreiented in figures. There
were models of machinery which have cost years
of toil and study, precious inventions,
rare
, gems, exquisite _ examples of mechanical loge
tinily and skill, and many products of the high
er arta. There were also cues of splendid jew
elry, of gold and silver ware of Immense value,
and innumerable kbjeots which can never be
replaced. The entire value of the articles de
stroyed by this terrible fire cannot be accurate
ly estimated, but it cannot be lent than half a
• ofdollais.'An - always hippest!' in Such
cues, there appeared to be a fatal concurrence
of accidents to accelerate the ruin. The fire
broke out to that part of the building where
there happened to be the greatest quantity of
inflammable materials; the apparatus for extin
guishing fires gave out at the moment it was
needed, and there was a high wind, which suck
ed the flames up into-the dome and along the
galleries, where all sorts of combustible arti
'ties were placed, as if on purpose to feed the
'devouring element.
'There-were in the building when the alarm
of fire was given some two thousand persons,
and the one consolation to be derived from the
greittliauter is that all of this crowd were ena
bled to escape without harm. It .was a miracle
that no one was killed in the sudden collapse of
tbe.enormous structure.—N. P. limes. -
Tun Derfairzoo.—An Mob Democrat 'being
robed to define In what the nationality of
fluckanan party centavo, roplied : "It isilst for
leery man to do Julo no he Osseo and to make
leery other man do Jilt so he wants him to I"
"Bra," meld a little Moldering man to a relig
ions opponent, "to what tent do 7011 suppoee I
belong t" "Well, I don't *wily know," repli
ed the other; "but to luilgo fret" 7011 r size and
appearance, I Should t Mit ynii to the
class generally called inermlo,"
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to turtle a daily paper to alunoagahela City
hereafter.
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. Republicane Vigilance Committees,
P.rrrsit unGrr. I
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Pint Ward—los, BrOwn, Adams, Getty, B. B.
Sterling, Win. Evans, Sas. Rees,"Jasi, Ross, Miehael
Hanauer, D. Fitzsimmons, Johnß. 8011, Goa. Albree,
1 William Littic,V. S. Nunter, James T. Kincaid,
Benj. Siogerly, James White, S amuel Fallon, Simp-
I ion Moore, James Lindsey, N. P. Gotta, Ephraim
1 Jones, Henry Murphy, G. W. Coffin, D. L. Rams,
George Wilson, EL P. Collins, Thomas Roes, Francis
Dohnean, Leopold Sahl, Jr., Janice T. Kincaid, Jr..
' Jenne N. King, Thomas Davidge, John B. Warden,
1 David Bobbins:4 John McLaughlin, David Sirens
huger, Wm. White, Jacob Robley, S. AL Robinson,
1 Capt. Wm Dean. C. Slade, Edwin ; Kincaid, C. P.
I flanghey, John 0. Drach, Isaac Betterman, Isaac
i iernslowski.
1 Second Ward—John Marshall, Theodore Frank,
A. S. Bell, Daniel Kinzer, D. M. Deka, Rola. Rod
gers, James Keller, W. H. Johnston, James Black,
t a l i e:- . ld r e i.a Cli i n e tsick
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Ha,. W. Rankin,
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ki.nNicholson,, Samuel Barnes,
Samuel
1 Fahnestock, ' oe lsaac Williams ' Wee. Phillips, W. H.
Glenn, John Wilson, Jacob Rinser, Aaron Floyd,
George Wilson, John Garret, P. A. Madeira, J. Q.
A. Young, Thomas Roes, Thos. Saunders, George
Singer, Peter Luster, J. MoD. Crossen, Joon L.
Boyd, John B. Dunlevy, JOhn M. Kirkpatrick,
Thee. Steel, W. 11. Dake, John W, Riddell, W. J.
Howard, W. F. Fundenberg, George Fortune, John
Chalfant, Calvin Adams.
Third Ward—let Precinct: Dr. James King, Dr.
George L. McCook, Samuel Al. Kier, John Shipton,
John Ochso, John G. Backofen, Dr. R. l'andovert,
W. O. Leslie, B. F. Blood, Jas. Ilereiott, David
Reed. Peter Angel, J. H. Miller, Jacob P. Diehl,
Robert Allingham, Jacob Gerber, Jr., James Mon
tooth, David Sims, George W. T.,ennard, Samuel
Leuhm, Ben. W. Morgan, John A. Martin, Joseph
Pearson,
Samuel Mason, John Beek, Jr., G. IL Mc-
Master, J. I'. Slagle, Andhaw McKastsr.
2d Precinct : hi, IV. Lewis, Joseph Lewis, Luke
Loomis, .1. R. Dingier, F. C. Flanegin, J. 11. Me-
Clelland, George Rodgers, Samuel Allinder, James
Sutherland, J. K. Wrangel, Wm. McKee, 3. W. Cel
-1 rills, John W. McJimpeey, G. H. Rippey, J. Harvey
Robinson, John Wallakor, Wm. McCleary, Dr. T. J.
Gallaher, John Barton, A. M. Brown, Joseph Abel,
Joseph Hastings, Thomas Little, Welter Kirkpat
rick, John Flack, Nicholas Swart,
[The above committees are requested to meet on
Friday evening, Oct. S, 1858, at 7 o'clock, at the
office of Ilarshalf & Brown, No. 104 Fifth street.)
Fourth Nord—James Caldwell, W. S. barely, Dr.
N. M'Donald, R. S. Donaldson, T. Lindsay, jr., Wm.
Forsyth, Jilin Curts, James Robh, Philip R. Kin
caid, R. E . liFGortati, D. C. Herbst, IL J. Andarion,
I John S. Ilene, G. A. Mania, It. KJElerning, Richard
Hays, John B. Canfield, George Bleck, Nathaniel
Holmes, John Graff, Alex. Speer, James M'Anley,
Isaac M. Pennock, Dr. T. W. Shaw, C.J. Clark, Wm.
Wilkinson, John R. M'Cune, John R. M'Cord, W. W.
Wallace, Andrew Miller, Dr. P. Irish, D. M. Long.
Ev'tfi Ward—D. Gritty, A. Gould, C. Gould, T.
I Johnson, W. Maudlin; J. Dixon, J. French, D. Gross,
I A. Kerr, J. Long, J. Irwin, S. Bostwick, F. Taylor,
J. Taylor, D. C. Kammerer, J. C. Blair, R. Thomp
son, F. C. Kegley, J. Dortin, S. Moore, W. Nesbit,
R. Jones. E. Reese, T. Jones, R. Whiteside, F.
Krirsch, J. Patterson, W. Seibert, W. D. Kittenburg,
A. M'Querwan, J. IL Ralston, S. M'Kelvy, J. Kline,
W. hl'Kelvy, S. K. Norgrave, W. Trimble, J. Beaker,
S. Graham, W. Hannah, W. Young, D. Thompson,
J. 11. Jones, T. T. Thomas, IL Adams, W. Adams,
C. 0. Roots, S. Chrothere, D. McLean, H. Foreland,
W. Richardson, H. Zigler, A. Metzger, A. Lees, J.
Whito, 0. Brooke, W. hi'Clure, G. Speer, J. White.
sides, R. Poole, IL George, IV. Hamilton, G. Caughey,
J. Adams, J. Kayo, IV. Taylor, .L Moore, R. Morris,
A. Gorman, A. Edison, J. S. Ward, J. Hook.
S;.rth Ward—Graham Scott, Jared M. Brush,
John Scott, Henry Lambert, Jacob Feebler, F. A.
Mislay, Win. F. Murdoch, Daniel McCurdy, J. 11.
Snodgrass P. G. Foster, A. B. Berger, Henry Nio
bium, Jobe liellwain, A. G. McCandless, Henry
IticGcary, Win. Dithridge, Thos. A. Rowley, John
Phillips, B. C. Sawyer. Wee. Magill. James McGre
gor, John little, William Shore, Dr. Robert Wray,
George H. Thureton, Richard Jones, William K.
Hut, John D. Ranueey, George E, McLain, David
Steen, Thoa. IV. Ingle, Thos. Wright., John Beggs,
James Lowry, Jr., Wm. Barnhill, Jr., John Wallace,
James Park, William Block, John Major, Nathan
Mathews, S. B. Cooper, Wm, Dickson, Wee. Culp,
Jo, A. Marshall, Aug. Thumm, Henry Daniels, W.
11. Iluish, Wm. Ward, John Owens, Jas. Graham,
J. D. Kelly, W. Collingwood, C. Preston, H. M.
Philpot, Thos. M. Little, James Kerr, J. R. New-
man, Wm. Price, Francis Thurston, Win. B. Ilayr,
Benj. McLain, Ralph W. Means, Wm. White, John
Bo* Benj. Powers, James Chamber..
Strew). Ward—Christian Oyer, Jno. lioffir, Wm.
Arnold, Robert C. Totten, Geo. (lambert, Geo. At
kinton, John Beatty, James M. Sleuth, T. T. Moor
head, Robert McCosh, Lewis Roll, Wm. MoCuteb
eon, Charles Sproul, Alex. McCready, Andrew Oyer,
Robert Lambert, James MeComle, Wee. Newland,
Jeremiah Gnmbort, Wm. Miller, Rohl Beatty, Jno.
Lippincott, Robert King, M. K. Moorhead, EL De
lenge, Samuel Barkley. James Richardson, George
Serie, John Moore, Jacob Roll, David Kincaid,
Robert Sproul, Wee. Patehell, T. D. McMillen,
Joshua Manna, James Reed, Robert Franklin, Geo.
Windless, Sr., James S. Franklin, Thomas Perkins,
David Shaeffer, Robert K. Jones, A. McAdoo, Geo.
Windless, Jr., John Gordon, Samuel McCarthy,
Michael Wilric.h, Michael Hoek, James Patterson,
J. D. Fackiner.
Eighth Word—Edward Ditbsidga, C. H. Bear
' man, Thomas Daft, Jas Ewing, Hach Jones, John
Horn, John Mann, Ander. J. Moon, John A. Zeigler,
James Baler, Joseph Caskey, John I.- Hamilton,
Anthony Lewis, Joseph Shull:wit, Wm. Fish. Wm.
Ilut.cht•on. Ernest King, Wm. York, Oat B. doh.,
John McNeely, Edw. S. Wright, G. Ackerman, U.
W. Shafer, Joseph Little, John J. Davis. Thomas
Roberts, Joni, Rolooson, ..eorge Acker, John T.
Ewen., Richard W. lionerta, John C. Snyder, John
Gloss, John H. Freese, Jacob Miller. Wm. J. Jotall,
Jamas Black, Wm. Plltog, Jacob Pox, John J. Steer,
John Itiehardson, Joseph Startler, Bob, Hastings,
Samuel I). Patterson, Enoch Nomorat, Henry Tat
aell, Thome+ Reese, Wm. Mallory, John Rees, Mat
thew Coward, Hiram D. Amon, Lewis Klm, Samuel
Morrow, John A. Sargent, David Hutchison... Jacob
Koehler, Win. Woods, James J. Martin, Wm. H.
Everson, Henry E. White.
The above committees (except the Third Ward) are
requested to meet in their resrective wards on Sat
urday night, the Vth inst., for the purpose of making
all necessary arrangements for the coming election.
By order of the County Committee.
A. M. Bowes, Ch'rm. Co. Com-
Itritsent Hauer, Sec'y.
HA HRIED—On Tuesday wanly& -r-
Ocr. bib, at the tes
dear* of the bride's father, by U. John P. Bather,
JOHN It. WILSON lo,IIIM ktint, Meet dbolibtot'
Jame* Loy.
M. &II et Oda city. •
COUNTERFEIT/MS, Bzweel.—A reward is of
real frr the detection of any pencil counterfeiting. halts!.
fng. or tho *ruder of Iny tech octinierfett or buitation of
!kr There's llolland Ritter.. The ignorant. highly CUMI,II
- uouaod Bitters. is pat op limo(/ plot beta. 0 .4,
haring tee name of the proprteror B. Peat, J., blown in
tamm, and hla eigunintr. viand tb/ neck of each and every
bottle.
• -
This delightful mama, so papule! se • remedy for Fever
had Ague, reaknese of .%l kindo,i Dyspeptic indigestion,
Iteedacite,Oottlenhees led Pilo., mu be obtained from any
M our mrpectable thuggleth
Cieuents!—De careful to ask for: Doerharete 17.11,1,2 Bit
ten. flu great popularity of thle medicine hoe inducted
Marty imitatious,yrtikh the public should guard Assiut
',latchstring.
WOuld at $1 per bottle, or to bottleelOr VS, by v. pro
prietcra,BEN.l. PADS. i ~A CO.; liahuhiuldrfthit
centlideend Chentleta,27 Wood street, between DC cod 241
ets,Plttsburgh, Pa.. aod DruitSiste genera/. ,ta:dl.7
Zprciat liciticto.
, 14 141 • 10017eD 4z C 0... fri
HATTEIIII.
131 Wood Stroeti Pitteshurglie
Are prepared with the toyed stock of '
BATS, CAPS, FORS AND BONNETS
To supply the Country Trade at Illudesale, that hee ever
been offered lu the West.
Also, the most de Wade etork Of good. in oar Um , of
Full Style. for Retail
try Country llertiredits are invited to examine our stork
LORAN & ONALOO,
. .
Importer. and Dealers in 'areign and American
HA.R.DWrA KR,
5I Wood S , P,lttsburgh, P..
A full and complete assortment of all de
scription. of fIAtIDWANE, et Whaler& sod lietso, can
be hod at prices ettlefactory to the purchaser at the .bon
oetabliehment.
• limb of seer, &snivel= In large saHsty. Merchant
Mechanics and Farmers era lasiteil to call. seßilitllifc.
11110THEMI MOTHS:MIS 11-OTHERSttI
Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow% Sooth
ing Syrup for Chlldreo Teething: It hem no equal on eerth.
It greatly facilitates the Foes. Of teething by mambg the
gums, redwing .80 Inflammation—will allay pale, and is
tom to regalsto the bowels. Depend upon It, mothers, It
oda glee resktoyoursolvea sad !relief and heelt - b• your
Tertoctly We In all cum.
This valuable preparation la the prescription of one of
atm mut•lpmlenoed and atilltd roma, Physicians la New
England, mid be. been need with nevanfalling maeee in
millions of mot
. _ .
We bellovo It Um boot and =not remedy lo th. grorld, to
all Casa of Dyseatory Maims to Chlldroo,wholltor It
arboo from toothlog m Mull ..J orbs coat..
/Ma sad hoodtb C. h. distlmatod by dollar. and 00.14 IV
Is worth Its weight In gold.
MUM= of bottle. are 'old *very year In the United
Seat.. Itle old and er 44:U1 remedy. .
PRICE ONLY 24 MINTS A DOITLIL
. . . .
AW/•None mains . .
tbo fooeltalle of CURTIS ALPER
INS. New Purls, how the outride wrapper,
Sold by Druggiets throughout the world.
DS. GEO. U. KEYSER, Agent Our Pittsburgh.
juldawlyfoT
The Great Railleh Remedy.
SIR JAMES !CL AMEMIR
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS!
Praparad Dora a preacrlptlon of f3tr James Marko,
rhpdrlan Ritraordlaar7 to U. Quoaa.
Tbla wall known Median* Is no tropladttort, bat • ran
and oaf. malady for Tomato DiMaaltAra and Obatructlotia, —
ram say Mae Whaling; 6114 albajti • poararrol rowdy,
Mal , contain uotNlna hurtful tot conatttatkat.
TO MARRIED LADIEN 114 pocallaNy marl. MANN,
to a shout Uwe, arforia the monthly period wfthrerdatity.
nest yICG hew IsnAlt kiil X4sowts to /ai ielkrmtA. dint.
thlia thenholulhao. VpaiostiMot an Nati ofmarred:
Par fun parttra pt • mmithl.c frog,mrWaagent.
N. 11 —4l sad tl portage amp* ruciaaeg to aria wailed
sod agent, Nlllaean abottlspg mO6O Oda, by.
return all.
L m NAIIMMITOCK ♦ 00411ittabarelAvrbolisale gout,
mad add Ay ail drnaufsta. , aNNattaar to T
IS L: VA If*lfffoolf, .dc; Co. , No: GO, COrflOr
Wood God Vooftb ?Oyu voLII 100 IwoC l iddto today's
siopor, rooloooLtbo ottAidlooOt Fano poondly:to4iikr
lino 1114 iniflViOited .tort of. Dog Polato, PoOmt
Vald o Wo 4q4S; 0". SY . cirlrz *Prim *PW,..4 7
Joy and Oa.' itiOnflikdOdbi. Iftifirsifdibisif.: o o
IT Cialakia .
ATa- z 4oobge
sot, '
Spnat'Siottcrs
.•
SA3I-Wirat.43llZlA:Y
DILA.P.MaI .A.lSTri -
Fe. 63 IT: GLAIR srffsEr,
PITTSICITtaff.'PEN! A.,
Invites public atfention to his new and beau
tiful anoctineat of Fail Gonda, cntrdcting of Cloths, Cased
maw, Vaatingx and Coatioga of 00007 =nay and style,
adapted to the bell city and counts . y tract, which wni bo
ramie np with prowiliio m sad dcapata,andan_ratcv as low
as at nay other eicoilareetablishroont to rho city.no2a' ire
Permanent Office. j
Complying with the urgent request of hull- ;
drab of their patients,
DRS. C. M. IturrcET &J. W. S ICB
Hare concluded to remain
PAN( &FEATLY IS PITTA'S:IOIIOn.
And may be wean rod at their °m,+,
No. 191 Ponn Street.
OPPOSITE THE BT: ELME 110 TEL.
Daily, except Sundays, for Consuroptlant Aaahantat
nronohltla and all other Chronic Complaints
complicated pith or miming Pulmonary Mequon, Including
Catarrh, HearlDieeue , Affestitice if the Liver, Dye-
I • Pqtain, Gastritis, read • CSonpicinis, etc.
DES. WITCH A STEER 'would state hat their treatment
of Comaroptlon Is based upon toe fact that he demurs ar
ida inViebloodonj,o,.., at p,,,,, both befirre,a” during
ardevslopeinst is tae lungs, and they thorefot employ
Mechanical. Ifyglenie and Medicinal remesllee to purify the
blond and atrengnen the systsan. wig% that, they use
611010LN/a INIIALATIONP,Ishich they ~to highly,bot
only m PaDiatines, (hoeing no Carotin effect when upd
atone,) and Invalid. are mrneetlinntionnd itsMinit'anting
the precious time ofmrability on any s trostment based upon
the plausible,bnt calm Ida that the `heat of, the disease can
be reached Ina direct manner by Inhalation," for as before
stated, the oat of the dAeast is is the blood and ite dens
only to the lunge.
ool.No charge for convaltatkin.
A lint of questions rill bo mat to them wishing to con:
salt to by letter. my/a:dentist( P
FqM I LY
SEWING MACHINES
GI.FLOV ER dc 33,953.011,13
The first place in publio estimation is now
justly accorded to the nioviztt i ['OLKEN'S MACHINE
fur family sowing for tholbSlovrlng reasons:
Let.—lt 14 MORI SIMPLE, Aid EASILY REPT IN OR
DER than any other =whin..
maks@ sunk which VIII not RIP or RAYRL
though every third stitch is rot.
341.—1 t vow from crtliaary ipoolti and Lbw all froobl
of windina thread Is avoided, While the same Maclaine ran
be adapted, at plaatturty by a mere thane of tpoola, to al
mita lbw of amt.
4th.—The same Muhl , as rem. dlt, linen thread and cam
mon spoolcotton, with equal fahllity.
sth.—The team L. ot •lotilo Y the mot olluitio fabric, so
that It la fret from all to W l MI
lERONINO or htherwlto.
Geb.—The stitch made by lble AbaciAres to more BEAU
TITUI. then any other mule. either by hand or Jumbles.
W. C. ELLIOTT, Agent,
AT TITS BTREAT
SWINT MANUFAOToRT,
ati3o:lydfo PITTSBI - 6GII. PA.
John C. Baker & Co's
assoinr.
COD-CIVIC II OIL!!
TIIII MEDICINE, propoed in the most op
proved wanner, said bottled by D., ba rectiVed tLe um
thw of the most scientific of itrolinlical Profession o[Phil
atielphin and ninewbere, who reconniumi it as mperiot to
any other now menentetarad.
Of Its sOlimey and ImifOrtan%o • remedial In MN. of
Oxiscimptlon. Coq_linomatitt% Asthma, Chronic Mamma,
Mam e and all &random, &mime, it la nnilloonown7 to •Pee 34
—thousands of eminent{ phyaktaris of &trope and America
haring tasted Its tronderilitl rotative propartlos.
Prepared roily by JOHN O. BALER CO„ Whol • •••
Druggists. No. 151 North Third street, Philadelphia. Sold
by .11 Druggists throughout thit eauttarg.
runs ruAii - 1 I
New For Store from Pktllisclel ',bin
LOUIS MILLER, Manufacturer of all
lands of bullet end Gentlemen's inn; Slolgh and W
ane Gone: dealer In Buffalo Rawly /Se, le., tangents and
rnt, at No. 118 Wood street, above Vila.
Fars rel./red. eleaa«l and alter 4 fo th. Lett =MO.
Goods nude to order at abort troth,
All kinds of shipping furs bought.
JOHN COCHRAN es UM),
PUIPIPIiCTI. WS OP
tram 'haling, tress Vaults, Vault Doors,
Window Blicaten, Window Guards, ks.,
Yor. Yl &mad send ondOi Third arid,
(Bet•reen Wood wad Mark•C) PITTSIIMIGH, Pl,
11••• cn !mad • variety at Awirattents, faun' and pl•IN
. 1 1 fawPown• innotloa paid to no.
timing Grate 1•••• lobbnigdoo• at alnat notice. mts
VANDIII7I3R & PRLI3ND,
AT TO RNEYB4I w
soircoroas or cornrow,
Dansqw, knee.
SirCaleakwartnytty arie la any part al Navarra
ara=dra=e mad &Oa of 6..1 tnats, ob
tiazdna Ilnoty m pnakrad Me.timars r.llydlt
saamos..--:77
MIL4ERS
WOVNDWRI, AND al Minifyl,344
WAS HINC3TON WORKS.,
Pittsburgh, Penna.
011te•, N 0.21 Blanket eeee t .
kleueteetar* all kinds of eant Engine. and NM Machin.
err Oesthip,ltedlread Wort, Plena Boners end Sheet Iron
Work.
lobbing and Repairing &neon ellen noun, tur=lydle
&ILLIt lti P Br. .
DENTIST,
Extracts Teeth without pain, by an iNTIRD
tr sta. Aneestbetle meat applied to the teeth and gona•
only. Teeth from one to full seta beeped on the wale.
metellk bras if. us, nowt. teeth on retire ibrainin
Bale with continuo. oat width to beauty, desalt.. and
derehtllty beast Wt to p/sses. Call and exemtbe sped-
UM.
1111.0 • ICO. 61 loarth atreet, below
dar7.)Pittabargb. patlydlc
PAYNXI, BISSELL a CO,
Coolcing., Parlor and Renting
STOVES,
Grates, Pronto, Pander's, etc.,
InC==l==tl
cukprr.A.l, cookuwei
O. 233 LIBERTY lIITRZET,
Jy21.1016 PITTSBILIIIGH, PA.
!COWBELL, BONBON & CO.,
ISMIO74OIVMS 07
Cooking, Parlor and Heating
- STOVES,
Grate Fronts, Fenders, Cooking Sanger, ke
194 labortY 914 Plel4l , 4krgh,
nar22lkly
No. 181 Liberty &rat, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
11.1.11111SOTIMIM 111101311#1.11 lU= 111
• Krell Variety of
PATENT AND ENAMELED LEATHER
Shoe Leafier, Split', Morocco, French and
Country Call Skins.
Bole Leather. Carriage Oi
All of labkh to lorstaltml at ll.a ioatat cash Niro&
NZ- II IDE A W ANT it D ." - G)
aIt,KNY
FO 10-N IG X
SIGHT BILLS DRAWN DY
DOEIVAIV, & go.,
ON MS UNION BANE, LONDON, IN NOME OV ONE
POUND STERLING AND UPWA RAW
Also, Bills on the priatipal cities wed toerns'of Pre,
Belgium, liAlmet Germany, Ruled* and Mier Eurm
Bnann, conotartly on band and (or !Ale by 7.
P/TTEIBURGH-Wiuo rdCTORI
C . nit rr
Canter o Lllberty7ind,Altnd, WAN*
• rirrzufbOom
Manufacturer of ail kinds of light Bags
satiable kw °raki, Flour, 111$1, Book trot, Bali, Thane and
Crops.' um*, priotal I o mot and appropriate dodos to
order.
A constant supply of Possoless Bap ou hand, and Grail
Hags for Mrs.
yQ'rktau toy, Kenny In the Wm. AN orders prornp
Iy JaCtiodtl
MI N.. STOVE WORKS.
ALEXANDER BRADLEY,
Plllll2tlMllOl LSI MUM IR MST WIMPY OP
0011E4 PARLOR AND VISITING STOVE
Pia and Panay Grate Fronts, &c.,
WIIOLDSALE AND DETAIL
=ESMIE!iESE
OfftoeAnd Baleadlooxn.
rultulyellb 'lra, 4 mr. 4 64 41., Patte:ire'. P
EacOurr
Forwarding and Cmlialon bEtelthant,
. AND wnotsatts MMUS
Putative, Butter. Beetia.Blett.
am, ZW• 26A"Wirdi"durtreirl=a•
RAIL 'ROAD BPI COMPANY.
Joon& DUOrorth...--.....D, 0,lildw•11,
(aims is to IWO, Rotfe "Siodt.)
SiLAXOUCITILINA •
RAIL ROM) SPIKEK.OKAIRS
AND BOAT SPIKES.
PITTEDIMAnt, PENN,d..
D&W..11E13 & C.L.I[I,LIWY
Itotwo, Via and Ornamental Pal Tatars
AND aadIN1111 11 ;
• wins tu "
Whit. Lead and Zino Paints.
Altt, SI taut. , or rantkOilk Punitatiet, IRAs Gish
lit atod
Putty, Drushug,at.,_
Sous, as &wadies. rylia
snalalk
Pirrilburth
reel Works.
.130 X -1) dc.-00.0
Meatarchnlasof OASTSTEEL; also,Firruzucs, PLOW so 4
B. versus BPILINGS and AIM,
Ctlnier ass gad 7lntßtratt,...Pa~,FlL
,Roximuium
rainvisie cla ~ peste r.wee.ol.
---oW"olo!9tmdiezvou*N*
it etonand foe
.;I:l.l4Caniipn
PR rz EwiEDA L s f i gn s o-1 FOR RENT—A.:ttireiO3tory D3velling 1 11-.Szcozszi A x t, f l3o-I:l 4tDixa Sierru or
, _l2 D. a . pirtharoef, (No,100, ) ountscolog 11 . 4 srw•Y DZ. haIIISIT,4I NS: T. 04 ~iii t ,.. 4 „.... bid. the
411 . 42.441 raft
' rooms, bri4dearnsh bonsts,.lc., Wien Sue briers tab ssa atnileuts of the'lron City (lidless ag g ,b,,,Z,,,,Ti.a.„,„,,a. c
carriage houssattailied. This lase is supplied with" hot ' Min of the city t 'it the °te g,,,,,,,,w th i.
orh,h ,,, g. a
CILICKERIPIG PIANOS:. .”:1,01.15,,,,.,.. 6 , 1 ,. ~,,, sc.iirle Tiring in a cent's] lot. I 11.11.-lasdlee wishing Wats ahorditi come early. as
Wl'
thin . admirably oil:toted to No amt. of n profclalfmal ' V
....FiesT IVARD AL -
, Lramat-rz.erha muter,: •:!'.
Nuxusiranie State Agricultural Society at their exl6ll. man, and will bu rented for a a'll'ot ctrl Id a iptod tea-. 1
, 14, -F signeshComMittecon Natundlimll,; c „,,, ....a,
Mot held at Pnlaburgh, WAS, ate For MI N. r purticuhirs enquire of
— . i . e . / daily ,
.i st o t a tl s ta u ll . wisi cu rk in r s.R.d. or at t e bel o r m e . ;
.... . • " 111 10.-
A SILVER MEDAL. rorP.:
. as.. Not u,;,,,,,
Peuneylvsnis State Apicoltand Society at their rirldbi- TO I.ET .-A liagev - e — ll Afu-L—rnEXiAstiNea.DE'RdreilCill'oil. wilidte S. SCROYEIL3k, No, is; p
Non held at Pittaburgh,lB,6B,: . _ ..... . - well at._
• GOLDMEDAL. _l. with all ro.lerri Improvements—fr ru - Floe Wag rri-,,,11 5i 0 N Pggyg g K I r Gs, e ,,,,
t immtit 1 11l HITCHCOCK, Mt- CI: it VO. Saki:
Mara Charitable llechartic Aasociatiort.lB37.-...u.aa Made - rasa aro hold daily la the Mamma of the 1,,,,,,,
I t etuwitable Medan& AnociatioalB9......lloll Medal 1 step's , Christian A.1.446410.3• 0 t 7 N. A. M., sad g 1,,,,F ,
_
Shut. hliaritsble Mechanic Aasociatiou..lB4l.....Mold Medal
.IFor alilt. ! eimeriOing fo , time fopittus of aa hour. sp.4
Mass ehwltable Mechanic ASsocialluall4l.--- Gold Mi•dfl - —-- • . -- - -
!dam. Charitable Mechanic Associntion-1817„...fiu1d 11044 F OR SALE-190 neve , . of land oil the But- I t. 1.1. be Peo.at- c." O (" 5 " missuia• iftpuncr.. , -,3,
Mass. Charitable Mechanic Aseetlation a5:0......0nia Sleds! l_,. ~,,,,,k ~...,,h . i . , „ ~ ,,,,2g, t, , ,
.., r , - . ,- ,
~ ,
..
llaas. Charitable Machines Asauciattoo..lB.63-... (fold Medal ~. no e from the Glade milli Mews. 1
Albany Witty Fai, New
.Turk ~,,,,,._:,,,,,, ~,i,,, , ciesre; balsa, utill t Ito best th Istll scalsrel, two orchards, , , . Atte gits , wsk 11F_1._211.1....c.2 1 .P1uirs . ' 72' - ' --
• good frame tirose %eh 4 rue „„ „,, ~,,, ~,,..,,, floor , wo , ~,
Mash eharitablorMethanic A uncteloc...lB3s 441 Medal . 1. ,..,
~,,, ~.
~,,,,,,,,,,,,„ L „,...,,, , ,, h. -4.; • i 0". INSTALMENT NOfteesi-•••„ pkipTIPSIMPIee OF t
American Inialtifte, NO. York. .i INA -0041 Medal , II 1 i IVI.I Is .011 i.T. g7i L pt . ; '"" 6, ClF.l3l'....l'‘''.k.ligllbllN'n, c„,„,,,:p t . t r u r.g iu tra ti ifi c' n e g r a d rrid PUl gsGla li t Te ajt"le" Allecherestir s ,
Maine Charitable:Mechanic Auoctelon..lB.l6.....Bilver Medal' "„,.,' 7,'",'," „r ~, - ,
Maw. Cbsultaltle Mechanic Assoc slot 1/144....51iver Sledal ''''',,"*•' ''',,''',". ''''
'''' . '''''' ''''' ‘ 4. ''''' ni.""'"4',.AH"
and
Pitalitirgh, in the cost of Allogherin lb. car, , .: r
Maagebaritable Mechanic AGEOC atlas.. 1846... Silver Medal ' ( """Y -''''' ""' . I u nit inataiment of five Nue.= the/Mr es*, ,-
Slam Charitable Slechaolc Assoc aeon-1 8 47. . Silver Sltclal ' ri -,„,,,,.-ofts,„ Volt s A Lif__A - h an d_ h o u,,,d,outii. compuuriniar - . 'Ws tritha Trilligare ... :4
Mt:trawler en. Mechnula Annaba int._ 1449....•-llcsr ifledel , ' ~,,,,,, R us e,. 'la, 044 4 ires under fli. , a 3,11,, „,„4 lon they,lOtledial or 0 5 161 . 6 " 333 • 41 a5 ... Z.4" ,''''.... -",
F ,,,,T..." 111 ' It ;,‘“ s i,._ P "_,_"'"; '"=:: ••.......in,:. ": 11 , v "" . M.l'd n tru:is in Innimea. If perfect!, safe forltlit.le or cbtfo ~,, i
,rist2oaierlred Warr MLR, -
-----°` C o. '..*....."- -....'"‘ no---L.......'"' r M'" l . l ride Oi drive; will It .'rue et she bicoupreve, milltaly ~f i - .. . . •
Mask Clburitstila klechaum A atun5..18:4 , .....8i1ver M dal ~ ~ ~,, „„ w itement,..4ll Namd a 1eg,,,( tiring 1,,, c 1,,,, ~,,, , i ' 3 . iA 1
Woreniter Co. Mechanic ARS4Id. 0n ......14,51 . . Vil,,, iie.liti if ' tva ‘ rrnitt.d perhictly 'mond; to he wild only tor gent of
_____.... ......„.„,
...., ~.„,
' i ' - ' llEllantela ..
Worcester ea. Mechanic Associa 0n......1851....5tiver 31.1a1 , „ E.1,,,,it, ut the 810c0 wort feints. of
Ohio Ftrate Ward of Apiculture . ..... -1852_ Silver Modal ' ''''„,..4 - T.. 1. CUSP; A CD., 131W..1 rit.
Ohlo State Ward of Apiculture 1853 .... %leer Medal, -. . • W' ANML- , A steady ixelustrliius 31611 - ` '-'
, •
Kentucky Moclumies' 1n5urute...........18:i5....Pi1ver Modal , Ohio Lana lon sale I .041. thi,...dr.y and work la • atom. la md iia.:
tics - R. IL RINCI,No. ell Lenny Ph - f
Mash eaaritahlo liebhanic As ution..l63ll....hilver lletial THE aulißeriber. , ar•is rot sale seeQui(ten! '
1e... Charitable Mechanic ASP 5ti0u..1g3.1... Sliver Medal , ~,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 . 2 _ ~,,g „ , 4 0, Sitrii comity, 411,1ccr,,,turnosly 1 'UT ANTED Ts. purchase a small 'arm. ' ,
Illinois State Pal,— 11..6....mmer mean] ,koan an tlluulllfilill Suction," niumfultig 643 ecru. It is i • F of from ?A oo 60 avant of go o d lam] with goad 0.- .
Maas. Charitable Mechanic Shwa ation..lBso:.:Krbters Mitilial , " , „ ~,,,,,,. r ,,,,, ~,,. 0,-,,,,, L ,,„ 0 ,, 01 „, ~,,,,,, 1,,,,,, chard and ink r ImprotementaySth St 6mile* of,.
Word's Fair, London
---• 1 " 1 "" Brb " 4 " S " d ' d 7 `11:7,' Thant r sod witleualsduktiro mites *6 the Pitt.. . Alleitheek City. Tegms.Ap ,
_= l;: '
Masa. Chas - Gable Mechanic AA lation.lf.so. - ..ltronre.sltalal 4 .„"
~i- , ,.'; w
v ' ' rod illticandlk Grout. .Tl* , arruthotwskj.Bo,atlf slibruSehhiststad ditia'SW. agt ,
Mass. Charitable liechattic Ate lation..lll6...llrOngo Melesr , :,; d ',,',.:,,,,..,.,,,7,•,',",„,,,,, arc tu lrity clewed and Impromils-s6 "F o ' l, .4 • - • ' -,..-4-ti4;: oB2 B'
A toll sup ty of • - -
. the Monett!, in revered ntrith;euprinr bassi-cud the:
C7IICKERING .1 011.1" PIANO FORTRS, itt4e I. true mein.' by /springs untrrunnlng 'Mrs..— i
Of every description, utattufact ,red by them,cousisting of . This lose. um la cousitivrad rho Quail body of land la the i
their ; rionnly. It will be sub! undivided or it, quarters to suit
purchasers. To Ouse oho dime. to boreal io real relate a
letter opportunity la rarely onersil.
.1 tl. SWKITZKR,
Dad:daunt T No. lot 111, civet, Pittsburgh. I
VMS SA LP. 011 LEASE, ti. lot onl - Flairtii
... .pert, blau,. Smithfield and Cherry . Alley, NO feet
GRAND PIANOS,
PARLOR GRAND 1'1 , 13'05,
SQUARE PIANOS,
, AND Tllltit .
NI:19 OOTTAGL,OR
THEIR NEW ENLARGED SCALE PIANOS.
air For We by .10IIN 11. MELLOR,
12loir Agent for °flickering & Poen' Hu., for Pittaborgb,
No. SI Wood street, between Inntoond alley sod Fourth
street. or/eflalrV
QUN DRIES
-10 200 bge fair to pam. Rio Coffee;
75 buses of Lia mod 101 Inbar:co;
87 catty boxes % lb lump do
80 thin primes oak cooperage, N. O. Siolasare;
25 Itlida N. 0. Sagan
fib bbla crwelied, powdered and (k.ffse;
at bbl. tioidyn Syrup; 60 Ude 8 II Syrup;
70 ht choate Y.ll. and Clack Tram
50 boxes do do do
20 bap Oraiii Pepper; 10 bilge Plinenbu
gales easels; 15 Wm. Pitau
60 bide N U Tar, largo bblic
10 bbl. hpraTorliennoci 25 ilerreallLei
250 boo awed sired city and conntry Ulan;
400 mane shed Alyea Wrapping PR per,
50 bore. J. J. Wood.' Starch,
Together with a gonoral aesortment of U rriceri. c awl Pills
burgh mannfactoriol articleit In atom and for owls by
wch WAIT k WILSON. No. the Liberty 1.0
I A5l ES MONTOOTII, 1;7 Smithfield rd.,
limajost renelresi I , rt 3 the of Clover and Bock what
LION Y. to &am, to gall. &will..
Abo, a larva lot at superior JEILSET t WEET POT ATOFS
and Preach Creek Senbannork% all el vldch aro offered for
male at the lowest market row • irr:3se.l
TN ADDITION to our already large steel;
A . tee are altnnatdslly receiving nreltie• In Drees tic.*
klltawle, etc. I o TANSIIN' LOMB,
net 74 611:trk..t str.wt
G rNSENG IVANTED— Cash will he paid far Oltieenir, erode ar Harland For lam. lota til Idea
ao
Matra price wtll bu paid di Die ID U. IffillaT4T,
ra -4 comae Liberty and Band *rent*.
MACK EREL-60 WIN. and 50 h a lf 111,1, 4 ,
lam,. N. 3 !laAnrel storp awl for am& by
WATT A. WiIAON
00+
SLEDS—, 5 I,IIA. (lover Seed,
.4zn dd Timothy do
15 d Flax
In ature sod tuT anlo by orh
ARD--15 kogs prima Country Lard urriv
Jj log and for rob , by oel wArr t WIUUN.
tIEt:SE-75 boxes prim , in storo and for
C
Bain by utni WAIT
11. ,ANDICIIIIIO2II,
WM. U. WILLIAMS - 41 CO.,
Bookers, Wood stmt.; cox Der of Third
-:1 f J
Arta_ abbtrtionnent. _
Honey! Honey!! Honey!!!
!MOTU Y SEED WANT ED—Tlay hifr,hest
market price iocezh led! be paid Mr choir. seal by
DAVID C. HERBST,
corner Llberte nod Hood streets.
Jo
WATT k W LSON
FIRST 13REDIIIITM.
SEWING MACHINES,
REDUCED IN PRICE
OAS TO MET THE Mit;lO.lgrANTS
'OI7BIIIILIIR I.fk 1 .fk WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES
H AVE BEEN RiDUCED IN PRICE SO
hat all may now purchase.
The Judges of the lato State Fair said that
WRIMLEIR & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES
ARE BEST FOR A 4 FAMILY PURPOSES,
And they are now wiWin• the roach of ALL
LIST OF REDUCILD PRICES
Medium Machine, on plain tab10,...$ 75 00
Do do half me panel
Po do \ _lo do Wal.
nut o l t Mahogany ..... :.,85 00
Do do Fill Case, Walnut,
..
or 3 ahogany, . ~ 100 00
Do do Full Case, Rosewood. 115 00
100 00
50 00
Large Machine,
New Style Machine.,
took the Premium as
r sale at the above rates
The Machines thi
the State Fair are f
REED, agent,
8 FIFTH STREET
AMEX. R.
- No. ,
Minna roundry ant
Misstated In tale no
the oily or ate Lot
A HARE OL'PO}
Tito p.m...1..1..00.
Imes already est..' WM ;I.
- 011 recount of the declittik twain, of Our senior partners,
we offer for sale unr Plena o othctory and glove Foun
dry, with the business patronage and good will of the con
cern. Thisestatitatirnent hen been In full operation for the
lad nine years. The ' , twineas la well ratntill,hed and the
bonne and establishment well known throughent ell regions
of comary trailing with this place. It. I onle la the beet
point in the United Stat. for the reaunfacttiro and sale of
both Stolen .4 Ploughs. It has en nelimlted mullet for
both. The groundla sufbeleut to extend the works to nny
dented eltent. It is situated to the mat flourishing cod
rapidly advancing part of the city, and within three stpiard
of Iran Mountain Railroad.
. We will sell the whole conurn, wimple'« no it elando, or
of deafreil, *ell the Mullah Machinery, Toole, Fix
ture., to , nasfattly, and colt the Foundry, 'Machinery,
Patterns, Tools, Plan.. Follow Boards, &v., by thetneelia
and rent the ground end buildings to the aurehlwer.. Fur
further information add.. D. M. LUTCUCOCK 00 ,
ocl.3md fit. Laub, kflesortrL
NEW STOCKI
•
Plough Manufactory
at flourl•hlng part of
la. Alo.. for Palo.
TUNITY to now cared
moot of por .14a.Ong good taw
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, SIATTRIOS, Ac,
♦f TEM
FOURTH STREET CARPET STORE.
W. D. & 11. IWCALLUM
Itemseetrally Invite 'the attention of stranger, visiting the
Pak, and lbek enetomers generally. to • lame and 'mkd
aseattment of
Jut Weals) by OM of the flrninow le thaqbat, rotwieldnig,
to part or VELVET sad BILUSSELS, TED 43 PLY,SUPER.
VINE and COMMON CAEPETLNOS.• At.o, allarge lot of
WINDOW SIIADES, MATS and MATTING OP ALL
KINDS, OIL CLOTHS, STAIR RODS, TABLE AND
PIANO COVERS, So., An, An
• All of which we are arepared to ferash at
Greatly Redeem:l Rates far Cosh.
ocl W. D. A 11. waiLLum.
N E W STYLE CRESS SILKS, Printed
Ild erthese. betake.,m
haodme all wosl Plsla Pole
Do Chasms and essay other ankle lonely fund In . well
assor,idatock of Draw Goode.
oe7
C. MANSON LOVE, No. Starlet et.
NVASII BOARDS-25 dos. now style Tine
Waal BoardsJost reed from elnanhalt and for sale
wholonde or retell, at PILINCKIS ramify °marry and Tr
Atom Federal Mace, Allegheny. • oci
QAMETIIING NlCE — Fresh Smoked 'Sal
-1.7 mon, fresh Smoked Shad end treielt Brooked Burlington
Herring Jun reed sad for manta TUBBY'S - Yandly.tiroco-
IT nod Tee Store, Federal mt., Allegiseny: - oc7
JERSEY. SWEET POTATOES-10
Awe received lad for sale at 1171111.10E14 Family Greco
ry aird Tea iSterojedelerstreet,Alleghony.
Thity. ISEULIES -AND APPLES: 1000
J.; bash Dry Perebdo, Edatbeng 60Y do Apple!. t o ...it,
for odd by ce7 ' • ISAIAH DICISZY
DOTASII, I'OTASIEL—A very superior
MU of Potash covstuiUr on band as
7011ILEIIIN011 ear. Diamond and Mutat sta.
F ci RNING FLUID.—.A. very superierorti-
s K-aulWrlald camently•osi pl /6e ab.
1:4101 /WMNI:!, 'GOMM*/ 011104 ' ,
•
MEE
,or ginli
front by tis
A Lot on Thin/ straf e titer SMlthfield. 40 Net Trout by 66
feet deop.
NurO WAS.D-7110 81.1119r0 bornaclrd by Butler, .1111filtIna
and Carroll etrt'ete and Sprats alloy, 64 feet frost by 120'
deep, 'dearly °plow!. to Pennock A Dart's Foundry.
The miler° honnitril by 1/mailman. and Carrol
street. and i'l ace alley, 501 bed front by 120 drop,
On Allerhosy, tlnrson and Roller iiirrete, adjoining the
Allegheny Volley Railroad Station, forty contiguous Late,
each 21 net front by 120 feet /114.1 b.
Bight soma of ground hr Inner. o township, taut of oat
Lot TA tedwiren the New firiglitoo road soil liillAule Cauu.
etr
Slaty tray In Allegheny City, Third Ward, ladirsen Vdtat
lane sod Cheatoot Atreia.
Ti ayt of Lend In IV...innorrland Comity, on the Plain
, turuplio., 7 miles from Lotrolo—ls moron in cold.
cation of rich bottom loorl-1500 orree.
liA Ts art., ft nod near Liconler. 11 - connonsland county, of
111614.1144, WILLIAM O DARLINGTON.
ran finlif IS6 Third ntrort. above Smithfield.
Valuable City Property for Bale:
THAT very deoiroble lot on :Water Stieot
And Rodoula Altry, next. to John Irwin h SotA, twin
1A) foot on Water And Rout tilrootn, And 100 deep Moog the
Alloy.
It will 1.0r01,1 topolber or In lot. of :Mop fret each.
for terort.(whlch to nrstlo may or to psyroont,) op.
ply to JOSI.I . IT A. LEECH CO..'
mrd.ltf taborty Sttwt, Plttaborgh.
titolincos tftbangro
C0 -P A RT N ERSE] I P NOTIC .have
IL) Mk day earir..ix.,l.itli Mr r. in the Plow tannoGetnr.
li n t hottioe.s, J. C. BIDWELL. lola r.f the hotter of Hall
sl,'r. The nt,h• the firm will Ls 9MEII. k BIDWELL.
Pittoborgh, Wept. 29th, J. A.SPECR.
• .
lute of the firm 44 t. 8. Ildl L'Speet. tele of fall & Speer .
SPE Fat. et BID WEL L.
Valley Forge Plow :Works,
1:19 I.llerfgr S'red, war Pifila,J'illsburqh.
MANUFACTURERS of every .variety of
Plow, Plow Owing., &c.., of the civet approved PE/°
tvrno voitable Gwen:pry rd roll awl
Th.qr Iwprov4.l Petrol. Iron Centro, Pateut fan Cent e
11111vidr. feu Centre nob•Soll. Patent awl Co rare Levet.,
Steel .I.lualboar.l, Eugar,CotWu and other
Mire ore WARILAIYTM to give entire vatudactiun tu porch.-
erv. lash or to quality and adtptattou to to,
41111rtmlor• aro +elicited. nc1:1,415.11.17
-
Co-Pat tnerahip.
11AV E: thin day asmeittted with me in the
And I'el.v6l..nr.minove D. M. Dm,
•t 7 to ..f :Is. !Inn will (4..1. B. Vat:lod Y CO.
.1. B. CANFIkLD.
=IN
s. IL CANFIELD & CO.,
commi••ion re. Forwarding Mere
WESI'ERN RESERVE CHEESE,
ItEPLRP., LARD, PORK, "'ARON, FLOtht;FIELI,
Pot & PeAO AA..., SAI.-ratno. I.4llted & Lard CHI, Dried
Yentt nod Ppoince gvrwrally
Not. 141 and 143 Front,street,
Ml'6llllllo Q. PA
DISSo Lyr o e en-partnership here
tofrneniating andt.r the aisle, of T. LIMA Ste, be
ilk. pay dietotertl by wall:ad coneck6 All ata.ttled bad
nu" of mid firm will be att3 ... I . Co T 4, either of me part
nere, 3t the old ebm.l. TIII).11. LITTLE, Sr.,
THOS. LITTLE,Jr.
„
PILE undersigned have, this day-funned a
A.,Ooliwtnewatdp tortelsrentatsittan of-thelfliolosakt
OtOCOrT, P(01118i0111 .4 Oomml.. InudoesA_ .b1A.112
BrAmall thou '
JAMESTRIAII.IIX.
IP•optenther IF, IFSa.
rune. unt../1,
WDOLESALEDROAERS AND DEALERS
Flour, Bacon, Ch e ee e
Israci..,ollns. Produce,.
111hT.0 ICU ST-1'117611t/131;11
OTlOE.—The Co-Partnership of
LEY. Ctl.ospito,l by limitation, on tba
tit %Mordant The bomb:ma wilt booontianod by iVILLIAiII
BiIOAL6I',I let m.lll Wey.ett erseeel,.leo wlee
buoinem or am lato Arm. W. lIACALE".
S. WAIF:AYE.
Pi ltabutgb, Jnly d, ISSB.—}o2ldtf
WILLIAM BAGALEY,
'QV IntaIiEIISPALEI GETIADOEII.,
No.. 16 ot..d m1:1 Wood Street,
(17
c ..... ...,,, ‘,.____...-
Iron City Commercial College,
Pittsburgh, Pa.-Chartered 1955.
300 11000.14,1 •TIINDISO, ISO: 1858.
NO"' the largest mot most thorough Com
tesrcial Fchool of the United States. Young men
prop:vet] for *stoat chairs of the Counting Room.
.1. C. SMITH, A. It., prof. of Book-keeping and Selena, of
Account..
A.T. Permit,. Teacher of Arithmelle and Commercial
Calculation.
J. A. lIRDIUCE and T. 0. Btasse,! Tauter* of Book
lit•plog.
A. Costar and W. A. Mous., Peseta. of Penmenehip.
SINGLE *RBI:1008LX ENTRY, BOOK.R.REPIPIO,
As need In every department of bottoms.
COSISIIIIICIAL ARITIIMRTIC-RAPID BURINF.B3
---- tl ItITIN(1-DETEWIINCI COUNTIWEIT MONEY
-MF.IICANTTLE CORRY-WON DENCB.-01151.111IRC1AL
LAW, ILT.3 taught, and all other Noblest* ntomitary
for tho surcese and [borough educathat of a practical Meal.
nom MAIL
12 PREMIUMS. s
• Drawn all the premiume to Pittsburgh for the past three
' year., elm in the Eastern and Western Cities, for beat
Writing,
NOT ENTIRArpo WORK.
IMPORTANT INFORM ALTIONe
Students tater at any time-No vacation-Time unlIml•
tot-Review at plsounne-Oratioates ameleted In obtaining
ettuationaelsToltlon 5,1. FM] Commercial CoureB. 835,00-
Average time Ito 12 reeks-Board, 1.2,50 por week-IStor
aotlorY, AM-Rollo , cost, $BO,OO to 370,00.
lel e dlinleterte eons received at half price.
For Card--Cirsoler-Bpreltocoe of Rosins. and Cow
mantel Writing•-loclme two otampe, and *dames
nut
P. W. JRNKINS. Pittelungh, PeodO.
,
rd'Cllntock's Carpet' and Oil Cloth'
I=!
AWINO just returned from the Eastern
lilatkets, where we mlefted the meet extend , . ae.
Nortment of Carpets mid Fleor'Oil Clothe, perflimed direct.
ly, from the manufacturers, at the lowest cash prices.
One stock compel*oe at least 1000 pieces of Antedate and
English Tapestry. Velvet and Brulaclulistra and Infporlil
Thom Ply and Sopetline Ingrain all W.iol logralu Par
rett.% Vezilhan Hull and Stair Carpets: Betel', List and
B
i-Vitik`be Chloe and Coto. Netting; Woolen Y e inen.ri::
Cotton Drugs-eta, from 1 tot }era wide ' Wool en ' and Linen
Crumb Clog.; Table and Piano Covers, Tolled, Velvet, Cu.
toe - ens Adelaide lieerth Rep; Ore e Door Melt; Floor
Oil Clothe, from 2 to 24 feet wide, teat Now England and
Now York reatiefeetures, Table Oil Cloths; tutrutiful
Na
boyany,Easnward, Walcott and 'Paley Oil Cloth: Green do;
Buff and Oreen Holland, for Window titurilev; Gold Bordered
and 'seam Window Shed., de., Au
The above bat now arrived, nod we would invite all who
want cheap and hetoUlotne suede, and [oats that we will
warrant. We think It a pleasure lo show our picle.
wiThdkerT W. SIeCLINTOOK.
Crosso & Backweit's English Picklcs,
Sauces; Catsups; etc.
JOSEPH B. BUSSIER, NO. 110. SOUTH
if harm, Philadelphia, Importer oUllie abet , e soperlor
gouls, has now landing per Adios Klmonth Ileac and
Crown Mel, from Landon, a foil sasortment, eatoprfidng
Cheer Chow, Maid Pickles; Gelatin;
oalonAK Cauliflowers. mid Walnuts, giterta and •
pinta, Mo.broom and Walnut Catsups,. . ,
Lea t rr HMS Worcestim Eaami Harvey,. ,
Jetta Duff Settling aml Soho Strom, - _ •
Intrham hinetaid, Essence Autheake, Cox's' Gelatin,
Tame Pall, fluanialt and French Clams,.
and Yrulte, Wad Cream,
For tale to the truth, as low :as soy other hoMe la then
$0.5"..3wd*
!'t_BOBERIES-- •
131 - leo ISegsßio dotree; •
14EW STOCKS
25 11E14 Pogon
25 Iltdo. bloloater;
25 do 155 rum
50 obesta Youog Ibroon and Mack Tbo.4
60 Catiy's Prime do do ror fAiidlyvar.;
25 RI& Large No. 3 blockarel;
21 Ulf bide No. 3 lletkoroi;
25, Dbl.. No.l Whit nob; '
60'llaioo Totowa, assorted Ibtandn
100 Roams Wrqvi.g Pagier;
. 150 Box.. W. EL Mese;
100 Dole Polt,
50 Ilexes Itooin.flonp;
Togethor with a genoral. amorl-ment 000rOCotioll, Lroo
Nails and Ghee,wlll bo sold on moaamoblo taros..
VrAI.r.MCCUTC/MON ,
No. iso ut.i•ty.mr•eL
iIitOCERCES
Pb bllds N. 0. Su-sr, bats prime .
100 Lbls. N. 0. Mame., oak:
100 do N. York 131ropg
30 do A. ash • '
20 do C. Cu Cr
inu ed rlsedSag-r; .
2.0 do .1. Coffee do • '
.173 do Bleached Mists OS: . •
10 do Illuk 00;
10 do Large No. a aucktra, ,
to do matim nak
o,riog: •
yor
aolo 6p• ENRIVER k DIGSVC/83 . 11,
502.1 • ' • 130 era 132.35een4 ninrot.
--- imithar, Hides and DLL .
YfillE subscriber would solicit the attention
"of tweboato sod stile_ken - vimusethik.imil to hb
pant estcadro stock otANATurs, mom FI.SIDIII6Ii
TANN SUS' and CURIUM% TOOLS, TANSka'S,OIL, le.,
oritith do otter. to theta& at lb. levies market prices.
114 itolidls otStelnotbdiethb stock.' • '
itT Liberty *loot, rittaboriktv
adir3l3w6vltT,
Appimy- r&d and tot sale by
oef ;r 4 - 8t t g.421?.161unk-
Agittes
. _
W ANtid).-Lt!5,000 Bash. at, lo.noo Din.
' •
arrcuLmcK, tratleltalr - .
r 3.1 scum' suld,lsl Thu SW: •
2 .
XITAN'irED--.1111 hiZheSt 11311.1'ket
-V I rad for Iteeew sx by R TAIINIZICICK
ou3l No. *O, corner Wood sod romilkalW:
Air 00 L WANTED.—Tha hikhest inarket
Vl' pd.. LO 11 4 Wool. by B , II ARIIAIIOitoiOO,',
J .
18 , • Wring
VIVOOLi IiTO - OLH-100,000 lbs. Wool wiato:. '-'
eJ e 6 htsised cub *lei bt
lIITCWCOOK. M e OREIRT & CO,
po,opd ens Ist Proate.. r
Je2lNlihrtfT
`IErANTEDI-10,000 bus Rye, for whf o ri
yir the highest market price vNlLLmglielet.
•,
N.
sell - No. 116 2tl and 10 Ist As.
iSbutational.
Sewlekley.Academy,
A CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL
A
Baking School ta Boys, 12 milai (rum Pipaborgh.
Ray. J. 8. THAVE14.7.1,..11. 11.;PrindpaL
Thu Thirty-Third &salon will ! ceittmanaca on- MONDAY.
Novuotatt 1855.
tor tc - ntstra and other particular', eagultuof Masi
John train I Eons, 67 Water strain, or Ames. T.R. Navin
S. Co, 167 Liberty stroot, or of .the Principal, Elevialtlay•
Tin, P. 0, Allenheay county, Pa. • ~.oc6e7aditarT
Elienbenvllle Female Seminary.
rrHE WINTER SESSION of thisinstititticini 4..
commence en the YIDS? 'MONDAY OP Sa:4ll
-
BeT. 0. CCBEATTY, D. D.; Sapnrfutindout,
Or, Nor. A.. 31: BEM); PrlncipaL
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
WARM° AND DAY 1301700 L ' ' . ,
FOR YOUNG LADIES. '
The MISSES OARPENTIRR will realm. the _ gating Of
their /School, on MONDAY, September lath, at thUr.raii. <
dunce, N 0.1307 Eprure street, Philadelphia. , i
liefereneee: , -thiin. We. Y. /nominal and W. 11.'Dlauw. - i"
Pittabnrah; Jon. W. finows, Req., firm of Jaii."W. Drowttik . • ~ '
Co., Philaileiphia. - - .iiii2.7i.3meial ''' .
1M195721
Penn Institute, ... •
CORNER of Penn and .11ancoc
The owning tarm , will commence on TV iteSDAT; 3181:••_,,
Ima. A limited number of pupae may obtain sdos.sw
Tarme for Tuition end Stationery, $ per ameloa UMW
tiro Weeks. an2eat WHM.I.TIii TYMcerelr. - . "
auction Zaleo.
Y. hi. A.uotioneer.
Commenchu
_ . 1341.• .11.c.vas,..2io:Sil;311tIli
BRICK. DWELLING HOUSES* LOTS'isir
the Eighth il'ardat Atictios •Thin , tlaj aslant; "
bet- 14th, ea 7 o'clock, at"tho coatmerctal ialnt
14 Fifth street, will le
That largo and valuable lot of ground hallorgiLro d at'o t
72 feet on Patina. avenue, (near 3latiort st. egad , lag
back 1 0 10 feet to an allay II feet wide, on whirl, la ,arsoted,
two brick dwellings two stories high, and otbar_holldings.
one lot of ground at the corner of Marina and toictud.ala.„
haying a front of 20 feet. Illarkm at. and extending back.
along Locust et. 103 feet 834 Inches,. on which, II molar Pre
two brick tenements. Title finltspatabla. .Ternts
ocll P. IC DANIWAseL
M==
EASTERN ..11ORSES, - AT 'AuetioN:—fin -
, ..,rsi
Friday maiming, Ckt.litA, star O'clock,' In -Mon.-Or
~, 'n'
tema dart Mum, corner of 1 rt nt.. and Doqiwans .107,. - - .1.. •
will be sold dapple, brown, itaillon,lllorgan, attangir.liNcl u , -
band. high, 7 -yearn old, rarristod round and !softball:it -' f ,
din brown pacing =aro 6 icare old, 143‘ toindioldsVonly , -.'
ranted hound and wain In Imam, on ' , .roistldt• • •
mare for n Indy, and to vb a' pip nu initraflglnd id ~,, '
thelate Stite Yalr. One; - 2 ' tittiondt,llll* -R. !. ,
. •,.
lb% hands ILlA:grant no. - i' ...`,.
minium was awarZ %!Y SL , Cu, 5....„ • .
..I now De examined at the n N= of *damn . • : .ot ,
''''.7 - "r •, :r.,lrop ....,.. " - tr , „ji
QTOOK P.;Ft..41..:41.-ravezurt.
kaleux, ' b 7- • '
- P. !Mlle, Mect,,No. a4/1621114: `,l
AUSTIN LOOMIS•arCO., Metdints'ilidUUrp.
S TOOK SALES 'BY AUSTAIV"LOOMIS' : A . ,
► CIF AT Tiol.3ootelfANTlr. ILEOLLANGI 11TKIVT r
TIIMTPAY-SVENINO.—ftnk, Bridge,' latintAibe• - god
ooppini Stair, Bond and gad LIMA. sold At [while sale
Ig,rhan^o lrY
attuf ' A 1332111101115 1 00
AcKet;Drnltivgal Loans an Real Kanto new:dead
basonable terl. by.
nal
Etoct Nola . 22 inetlibili.
Ir. sutuimear.:
C RIDG - WAD SWORTA
.
Patent 0 seillating Engine); • '-
ND
Portable Engines and Boilers of all Sales,
Wort at
tionn ESA 07 In AMlsruct. t
ocblwd ALLEGusaix
Pittsburgh Hafts Farm lifurtuirgo"
RIII T, SHADE, ORNAJAIDiTAIII
Titr"° AFD EIIRIIBI% Gratri4lool7
16,00 Kara liselfurgreens, from *to i stet 'Mai; ',liana:: •
amount, varieties, which will be sold at reduced prime .5„
to eolith° times.
200,003 or upward. of Narrreeng from 10 Inched to het'
• high, offend by whalamie or rata.
ghat Curry Tram, large aim, embsselng too Aoirti taxi..
Um.
3,000 Peach Tram. "elect arlathol Alm. Apple and Pots
TM/. Oran. I.lolloyeneklca, Mum ifkritufsit
numbs, so, do. • .
As
ouresr ,
orator grorgreaua and Shrubbery-to paylarge, .
persona' who royalro • largo amount of tho samaras M ao- ,
Letters Uttar odilreee through IVllkto. Post ago.ters e
~,17 -
Pittaborgis, - Ps.,.wUlrecrlveltrunrollete attentimg ,
• Orders eats be loft at our stand on, Margot daft,. •
Diamond Marl*. Alio, at the Mors of Johnston. -A ,
lima N 0.114 gmltittlobi ot,orposits the Post Meg t
burgh. folArT—oe'Zinw WU. A JAS. MeItDOCAL
SUNDRIES
-160 Mali. O. 51o1aaa iriaparagri
50 hhda N.O. Sagan •
no tibia a-on:wooed ioira gogais ..
5 bbla Golden Situp',. • . •
20 1351 Daltimera dec
150 bag; Rio Offer,
75 bra fir Tobawca
70 awns Y.ll. and Mack Dam,
10 half thefts Imparbalsbd Otiopander Tea
20 bp *rain Pepper and dpaidari • -
100 bra Ground Pepper; -
100 bra ainatard—naaortad gruditles;
20 bra nr1361211 Ginger
1,0 bra Fore's Starch; •
20 llama /0m -
It* bra Star and Ilfonid °Radian
If* bra }twin and Germs bum
25 ka Sugar Coreknankr, . •y t • •
10,000 .do Baran Ebooldare, ,
90 bbL N4llsrdOSi ..
50bbla No. 3Lorge Ilackaral; . , .
25 half tibia N 0.3 - OR • •
.500 WI. Wrapping Paeri,sasorted ;lug -
d 0 doa extra tudl7 !Meow • fir-
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tale by (sa2l) LITTLE 4 Tallinr:ll4l3ecood • \
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rods relent bait-Acting Niabilatereadarfer,b7r4„ k,
Macidnag. TIM improvement doe& away withalkiwarcm.
eity of a Men or boy to - attend etch mechtoC:Vaa hand,
am attend tour machine., and tub. sesebtreamtkatt emormi.:=
oa ittderattich•• uan
isy laorgeming tbreehendr om Of fru. mil%
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greater eyed. It le very simple andlV , • ft ,
order and can be appal!, tnasermackbm..now:M.me '
comp:naively • mall mat. Irlawanantpl *ark pettdet
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natuutmity Corns teccarkablecurescull Ant ethic pasdiefue _
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prejudice Wage ligsit.t shelve called Putout
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the ererlastitur injury of your health.
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