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„
COMM. or 4417,taglg Li i oessiona--Tho case of the
Commotiweelth mt. George Shaw, Indicted for au
attempt to sham% or entice George W.. Ferris, a
free mulatto, away from this State, came up
yesterday. Oar readers are f•milier with the
;milliliters of , this case of villainy. The defend
ant, it la thought, tunnel be convicted, as spe-
Mlle mats cannot be proved against him. He has
been imprisoned for along time, but looked well
llama PisoelHo the witnese bor.. Ferris' wife
sad child, both of them - objects of =nob inte
rests leOre la court.
Yobn M. Kirkpatrick, Esq., appeared for the
conunthwealth, and M. Swartswelder, Esq., for
the de anon
- ” Mary Ann Ferrh was first Galled. Her
testi y was ehlefly In regard to her marriage
with Fends, and as to the fact of his starting to
St. Lents in Augnat.
Joke Dyer testified that he knew Ferris: had
not se; him since he left Si. Louis.
Bob t Breen gave similar evidence.
Jam a Digasm, sworn—gesido in the city of
ili
Pittsb la, and am a member of council; knew
Ferris; he eamtessoed Work for me in 1852, and
worked more or less ever since; think the last
Metalw him was in 1856; don't know where
i
he in n er; lived in the county of Allegheny;
c s
lie
Mali *ergs Shaw; (identifies the prisoner;) has
been rking for me for about a year, back and 1
forward; had a conversation with Shaw about
Penis, the time we were building the tower on
the Cathedral, in September or Ootober, 1856,
before .Ferris went away; he proposed to me to
say to 'Penis that I had a job in Virginia; be
taigas to hire a buggy ands pair of homes and
take him down, and that when he got there be
would have him arrested; he said he would come
along or follow, and pay the expenses; he wished
me to go to Wheeling or any pert of Virginia; he
sild he would "fee" the expenses and - allow for
the time; heard him say that he knew Ferris as
seism down in Memphis; he raid he would hare
him taken up when be got him into • Slave
Stale; did not inquire what This motive was;' ,
fhb* there was. to one present when this con
versation occurred.
J. B. Newde, swami—Beside in Mahoniog
county, Ohio, and am a justice of the peace
there; know George Shaw; last winter we tier
came acquainted in the oars at Eoon Valley, was in
the same sate with the defendant; he said he
had been on a long journey, that he bad been
traveling through the Southern States; he said
he liked the South a great deal better than this
place, and that he would go there; he anti he
had made a good job this trip, that he had got
$5OO, his expenses borne and a dollar end a
quarter a day for taking George Ferris beck; he
said be heard that there had been $5OO reward
out for him for a long time; asked him how it
was that the man was so long in Pittsburgh, and
snob a large reward for him; he said that be was
as white so I was, end that there was no one in
Pittsburgh who knew ho was a alive but him
self ; Ferris, he said, found out that he wanted
to take him, and that he left the city; hessid he
followed him end caught him; he said he caught
Mil on the line between Missouri and Kansas,
and took him back to Tuscumbia, Alabama, and
got hls money; he said he hid been working at
him for some time, and that he followed him and
caught him; don't think he stated the means he
_.used to get him to go away; asked him if his
master erhippedVarria when he took him back;
he said not, that he made him drink whiskey for
two or three days, and sing songs for him- '
he
said he did not punish him while he was there.
John Rogers testified that Shaw worked an a
bricklayer at his building on Fifth street; ,did
not know Ferris. Had a conversation with Shaw
in the yord of my home, where he was paving;
he was sitting down, and had en open letter- in
hts bands; he said there was an offer in it of, I
don't know how many hundred dollars, for the
rendition of some fugitive slave, provided he
would keep a watch an him, and as soon es be
went into a slave State, and have him arrested;
the fugitive, he said, was it good fardnee-builder,
and sometimes took jobs it slave States, he said
that he should watch him until be got him into a
slave State, and there arrest him; the letter was
well filled, and was written In a fine, 'business
hand; this is about all I recollect of the cane.
Mrs. Catherine Smith, of the Diamond, teeile
fled in regard to convereations with Shaw about I
two yams ago, when he stated that he noulit t i
prove Ferris was a *lave, by a letter from his
owner ' that he was offered a fee to look after
him; tlitit If witness would get Ferris to deep in
her house, she should get-• reward of $5O; he
said Ferris could get chloroform there; after
wards he asked aboutwhere Mrs. Ferris and her
child were.
Cross-examined—Did - not take $5O horn Show
to do as he asked.
John O. Kennedy knew Shaw and Ferris; both
worked for witness, as bricklayers; had a con
versation with Shaw when he got. Into this diffi.
why, wherein the letter detailed his efforts to
capture Ferris, and his success. Hi seemed to
think he was acting right.
John Brennen, who worked with Shaw at the
,-Cathedral; Shaw wanted witness to hire Ferris
and induce him to go to the Virginia line, under
the pretence of doing some work; he said if he
got him to Virginia be could take him before a
'Squire and bare him safe; be offered witness
$3O to do this. Witness had a number of con
versations with Shaw about the matter, and de
tailed the various means Shaw proposed to en
trap Ferris; he was to take some liquor along,
for Ferris, which would be "fixed" for him, and
witness must not drink it; he said he would have
a bfanket and a rope; sad if he would not drink
from the bottle, I was to clinch Ferris and then
we waste*. Man; he complained of having no
money, sod when I asked him how he would get
Ferris to Alabama, he said Ferris had money,
and,we could knock him down and take it from
him; witness did not , know at the time that the
man Shaw wanted was Ferris, and he apparently
accepted Shaw's propositions, for the per
'pose of ascertainipg the name of the man;
witness sent word to Ferris that Shaw was
after him; Ferris came to him with Shaw, when
the latter denied Ferris was the man, mentioned
is letters which he had read to him, as being a
' fugitive slave ; the letters were signed by one
Ragland.
Crost-examined--Did not tall any one in St.
Lords I would sweer against Slaw for $5; did
not tell any one I would be the means of send- 1 Cotarsxrere —A most skillfully executed $5
tog Shaw to the Penitentiary. Witness under - note on the Northwestern Bank of Wheeling. Is
went a long and searching erase-examination, now in circulation. It may be diecovered in
but nothing was elicited of importance. ? 1 this way the right hand vignette being a thole
Alfred Kroll, sworn—lisd &conversation with ' cod having the word five nnprinted in the band;
Bhaw in July last; be said they could not provethe word on the bottom of the counterfeit is sp
a. took Ferris away from here; that be was a I aide down, but not so in the genuine. Counter.
slate- Shaw meld he first ascertained that Fer- I felts on the Merchants' Bank of
„Lynchburg are
xis was a stave by alesiniption in Dods Tom's , a ls o i n c ir c ulation.
.
Cabin; witness bad a number of conversations I
Jackson
with Slaw that touched the case, but none of i Tee lndependent Blues made their
importance i manual target excursion on Tuesday. The
Cromemiandned--ithew *lsm denied having I medal for the beat shot was awarded to John
abducted Ferris from Pennsylvania. i Richardson, and was presented by Edmund
The, Commonwealth here closed, and Mr. Snowden, Eeq, in a well-conceived speeoh.
elitartsiekter opened for the defence, denying : _ATTEITION is requested to the ante of brink
that the commonwealth could make out a case 1 d we ill og houses and lots in the Eighth Ward,
against Shaer ander the laws of l'enneylvaniii, also a list of stooks and bonds, this evening, at
as he had milide no attempt sillier to abduct or ' Davis' new suction house, No. 64 Fifth street, at
entice Perlis away from the State; an intent, ho 1 7 o ' c l oc k .
contended, was entirely
. different from an at
kept.
8, Meeks, ewoen—Raids In Allegheny; au k a , preach to death at the hands of her husband,
-bricklayer kasw Farts aboutehree years; don't Iwe noticed yesterday, is recovering. Well is
know Oa:. Shaw. Ferris worked in St. Louis, I also getting better.
the last place I knew hips; he left Pittsburgh In I —_,—
the in kw eg . o f A ngne t , 1867 ; hew. Ph i l i p , Tim Neet Orleans English Opera Troupe, at
Tur b o went .with hi m; 1 was in St- Louis; do Porter'. Theatre, is winning golden opinions.
not k n ew wiry Shaw left here; Harlan l abelck- It is comp . :wed of artists of sterling merit,
layer; I irate a letter to Harlan, stating that i
A, r „ ,
T aystbs City, Monongahela and Indians Fairs,
wages we re good in illissonri, and thought ho dating the lest week, the Vint Premiums for rapid
could do h e ater Mare; la amp to SL Louie in n
...minus and Ornamental Penmanship were awarded
August, 1857; FaXle wit with hiel; they went .to the Iron City College of this city. The present
to work in St. Louie on the tune building !was patronage of this Institution is edger than that of
Working on; a few Weeks after, Perrin and 1 any other four Commercial Colleges of the Union,
went up the. Mississippi rim to Hannibal; I and offers &dynamos superior to all other. In every
ildOpptdl ill Hannibal and herb returned to St. 1 branch of Business Educationots well as In Pentien.
him n u m b o l e ti jl a nnthei, ship for which It is so pre-eminently distinguiebed.
-Louie; have not seenl
Croseitaxambarl---Do not know wheriLFerris —Er.. °Aron.
IS B i did a d take Fettle uP to Hann i bal
to
Densituemerfror rug lays is one of the
work. I Court adjourned. - meat comma} se well as the most formidable of diseases
known to Americium phy.kinas. It bed for years attracted
the closest attention of the medkai fecally,lo all rule of
she Dotted SWIM, and yet up im
to the te or the diworery
rah. Minnie/ greet specific prep,. ed by Fleming bros.,
of Pittsburgh, Pa, it eras altrieet beyond the reach of ruedt
ind skilL Thonomen had porlahed Irlibeet even a bops of
mild, and sithatunt thousand@ may yet he dectuled co reel
the &Watergate of tide most outoslicated dire..., It .• now
thanks to the entrth Of Dr, McLane, most Goinoletely
brought within the moped mediaal =Aro! lite prop. te
tors, nodes Mos.,PlUsberse, Ps., of the Liver Ulu reel
conliOset that they offer a remedy which has been folly
Voted by thee, used which her never fated of snoop. when
fart tied.
115.e y Purchasembonld bet:maid toed fotrIFLICIAIMI 0
YLISMING
glUM ßltaa,o ni f Yfttsburgh, TSD "VICIL P/ 11. Tbe l4 ro ffm are u rt.r i pizurp .ii .
to be Lie. Fills, now before the nubile. Dr. kt'lautee po
d. Liver Pills, also Ids eetteretial Varmints% C . IIA now be
bed mull retpeetable dreg Morse. None 0.111110 Illiffieflt
he wirewhiseef oolindeoeT IrDlliglNll WWI&
• "
Misrule. 07 TIM CUTSAL BOMID Or .6DIIOI.- 1
1nt0..--The Board met on Tuesday evening last.
It wis recommended to the 'Ward Boards to'
open Night School on the first, Monday In Mo.
i . mbar, and that. the term consist of sixty-Mrs
I,:enlogs, of two and a half -bonne . "soh session.
One hundred and fifty dollars were appropriated
• to the third and filth wards, and onehnwired to
each of the other wards, to defray the expenses
of Night School..
% The Secretary was directed to notify the
A Wardloard of the action of Board relative to
1 Night School.
An application from A. Burtt was presented,
asking thi, privilege of Using one of the rooms of
C Ms Night School to hold the meetings of a nor
j: l toal class In. The application was referred Xo
.e. ...Abe Contmltise on nigh Itiobool,in conjunction
~j with thiprinrapal thereof, with power to act.
• The Wary' of the Professor of Mathematical.
.
the High School oral fixed ai the rate of $lOOO
per tea tooathe, to oommenoe 'with the-trot
B. O. 11'Cozens, Esq., editor of the Young
Mon's / 6 4 17 4 ,21 4 who was expected in this city
I het erodes, was detained unavoidably, and will
-Ware before the Young Alan's Christian
Auo
oistlo
a.
in the Omani Preehyterten Church,
Ballidleldstreet, this 4,41 4f0 at 7} 0'09011.
1 FlioNt A E 14 Bin, POpite sod Remits of
Young '/;CL Euope
lad
: •
.co • s • cm S—TetlailSCTION ELECLD OCT• 12
Winater, Mow:ably, BherliT Prothonot. Rey, Comm►ttloner, Addltor, Coroner,
DI rrrrrr of the Poor,
rleotion Returns of Allegheny County
C03GR663.
S.Ju-igs. Ca. Con, 21st Dis. 22d
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Lawrenceville _1152 131 ... ... 136141 ... ... ...
Elisabeth Bero-1 86 41 85 41. 85 39 .. ... ..•
'Manchester 438125 ... ...! .... ... 110 24,147
Sbarpsbam. '126 67 128 65 1 ... ... 125 2 OS
South Pitfsb'ghll26. 78 137 77 121 78 ... ... ....
McKeesport _...'214 90 210,100219 92 ... ... ._
West Elisabeth.; 32' 7' 29 10' 32 8 ... ... —.
'Duquesne_ 'BO 31 86 , 32 .... ... 95 1 32
Eel, Blretighte. 214 81 287 85 202 , 89 ... ... .._
Tarentum 81 51 91 91 ... •..., 81 ... 53
West Pittsb'gb_ 94 26 94 26 95 24 ... __ -..
Sewickley_ 61 44 61 41 ... ... 57 I 49
Monongahela-. 80. 47 89
. 47 86 47 ... __i __
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Pitt. 122 77 14 , 1. 0.4 11l IS
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Pkblee, let that 11J 40 111 40 107 44 ... ... ...
du 23 do 4.5 3. , 47 31 44 30 ... .... ~.
Mifflin 134 144 133 144.130 137 ... ••• •••
Wilkins 159 26 . 157 27157' 30 _ _ _
Plum 98 78 98 77 94 82 ... ... ...
Venvaillee. 130 63129 91 4:10 in ... ... .•
Jeffer•oo tot 94 97 97 93 103 ... .. ' ...
. £114.111•0111.- 354 115 ' 352 142 3 / 1 153 .. ... •••
Lower St. Clair las 128'134129 1 39 124 .. •• ••.
Upper St. Clair 135 10 0.134 105 135 105 ... ... •••
13.0 , 1 win 'lO4 81'108 79. 10 2 37 ... •• •..
Robinson 'l2O 122 118 118 128 111 ... ... :..
South Fayette- 99 67, 94 67 84 00 _ .... ...
North Fayette.. 73 84 73 85 71. 89 ... ••• •••
Findley , 81 115 71 126 63 127 ... ...- .•••
Moon 78103' 72 104 66'107 ... ... •••
Neville '34 4. 35 4 33 4 ... ...1 -•
Ohio - 70 47: 66 48 ... ... 52 34 28
Franklin.—...... 91 121 87 114 .•• ... 81 B'll2
Reserve 109 80 107 61; ... ... 104 4 SI
Rou_ 77 132 78 136 ... ... 44 170. 3
Pine 84 64 87 61 ... ... 75 ... 71
Went Deer. —12.5 67.125 62 ... ... 121 lii 63
East Deer • 81 39 82 39 ... ... 83 ... 39
' Indiana-
Shaler • 90 68' //4 64, ... ... 89 ... 79
Snowden_ 105' 87'108 83'100 02
Collins 119. 411117 49 108 00
Patton 59 79 61 77 53 85
Penn ......127 361128 34;130 34
McCandless -... 1 85 74' 87 73! ... ..;
Chartlers '180'159'179 1651176 167
I Crescent 15' 151 14 22 1 13. 23
Sewickley 52 39 52, 391
1 Fawn - .157 40 157' 401
riOMMITTIR Or AILHANGIMESTS.—The follow
ing persona have been appointed a Committee to
make arrangements for the jubilee and primes •
,ton tide evening. The Committee will meet at
the Gazette counting-room this morning at ten
o'clock. let Ward, J. L. Kinkead. Jr ;24 Ward,
John W. Riddell; 3d Ward, A. M. Brown; 4th
Ward, B. Donaldson; Gth Ward, James Taylor;
6th Ward, W. F. Murdock; 7th Ward, Andrew
Oyer; Bth Ward, W. Mulvey; flth Ward, Hugh
M'Relvy. Allegheny—lot Ward, John Atwell;
2d Ward, J. B. Smith; 3d Ward, Casper Gang;
4th Ward, A. M. Burchfield. Birmingham,
Sol.
Sala; South Pittsburgh, Alex. Chambero; West
Pittsburgh, John Small; Chattier', N. Balton
tine; Monongahela, Thomas Oeogheghan; Blan
chester, Simon Small.
Loather, Endes and Oil.
.
THE subscriber would solicit the attention
of merchants and atrangara ctsiting ttto city to big
pteem emt.twn .cock LSATTIER, RIMS ITIZIDLNUSi
TANNERS' and CORRINE'S TOOLS, TANNER'S OIL, AO3
which 00 aunt to Um trod. at the LOWY? saarkot riata
ii. solktta ea examluttko, of bla al W. ma.
WILKINSON,
217 Llbeity stmt., Pittaborah.
A FULL ASSORTMENT of all kinds of
Flumela AA Paul Stuff. for MU and boy. wean ai•O
boo Goode, Bbowi., Med% Work, &e.
teYf C. RAMON LOVZ,74 MArrltat stmt.
DREDS AND MORTGAGES, PRINTED
and for I..TJ Nr.B.IIA.VSN,Job Printar
•43 Na. 81.100&11 ss Market St.
! i l o(x)yDs. oßsEr ,
. A;iiVl= 6 (4i
. .
TIFFANY as CO,
No. 550 Broadway. New York
Aureate that they bare wane! the retire
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUBBARISE CABLE
Now on I.ent the
U. M. Steam 'Frigate Niagara
1N ORDER to pla,' it within tho rencli c.f
all ciente+, and thnt eeerl fntr.lly In thn Voiced boles
may p.n.s • "peels.. of dal. wonderful surchanicni eu
they prow,. to cot the Cable Into pincem of four
Inches in I,narn, and mnont them neatly with brave In
ruin.
Mach phru will tn. uncoMPAIII.I With n roping litod fac
drtsbute of thnt It la cot
from rah.... l'enory mile, or haw hero
WAN, sottnerged and futon op ti om the lnuttitu oaf the
0,•.41. Thin wsil be heat sold sn ymrl.. ly the to
which the great cable on i.e.,..the bed or the atlantic.
Ord-re rill wetted h mnod eds. t. ter not
less that'll. pt.,. at .lime, SR:. per Itutsdr.l. HAW!
price 00 cents tarh.
The cable will la told iu the condition in which it
from the Masora, In length. 0100 font tel currot
oenta per 1.1. Smaller anautitins at $1 per foot.
)bury order mo.t i san.inipasiled by the moony. in foods
ouneut In New tort. us It will not be posilde to opeu
acretinta. •
IMMiI
Conitinrs:—Attention Is nwpoctrully wallol ta tho
lowing letter from Cyrno W. Viola.; tol.
N sir 'tom, og. 24, IVA.
Hill. Turethe 01.--13entlemeh: at your miewat,
and 'nineties, to you, I em hound to abate, that I ditimeed
of the retire Lama , . of the Atltuttc Cal.M. on thu U. P.
atam frigate -Nlngve," to your ern, and that II any other
claim. to htveato porn... thereof, It must rather hare
been procured from yon, or Irmo the !milli impartment, whirl,
were distributed mt I,..wrd before the rabbi wet lull, to
which caae the qtrtntity b tuo install to nod,.
There Is a I.co tin. Ittl,reet alLittitA to the able which
you hare bought —t.irtoty mdea of II were mutat!y tub
merged 10 the treat:. awl le, overc.l, while through ell of
It trio 'electric atonal , worn f rentrailled during the wool.
of the time E.,0rr.1i....1 in hating the cable.
Id course, any quantity of the able au beetteptifoutored
In England, and many neck:tens here been rirculated In
this cannery, ton to 1.. a, if any 01 thee, attach. the pert,.
Ilur value which the able parclouwil by r'n W.1.."' fr..
it,.. fool tout they nert purl tool parcel of the cable, whi. h
le nlir actually 1311
1 remain, gentlemen. e, ty truly your friend.
trolit:ilaftievr Cl PUP W. FIELD.
1.0 trop. too Coffee;
14 Int.
25
.5 An
60 cite... in., !Orson and Marl; lax
..... ‘l.• do for tamely rue,
.6 WIN Lenin N..
, I
11. Odd.N” arlsat , .l;
t 1 111.1. N.• I N'l,l.
An H."...
I.wr..mon,
Kos., W. K. CI. co,
M) nos.. •
wt.ll n .1am...1 - meta n.s, Iron
Nulls owl •Ilaos. Wilt 1•. .1.1 r..unm It rnus
vc& I9J I.lherty IStreet.
A 4318.E5T PILL.—
TbeAlnaeleohern Iltalth Pill sorts headache.
The. liraefeabera Health Pill cores fool s•consch-
The Grarfeolmra Ilealth Pill enres Mal breath
The ljnwdep berg livel h 4.111 curer ire w.-L+.
Me Id noeboto.rg 114.111 Pill co tee pal Pit anon of the heart-
The linefeolwrg Ilwlth Pill cores colicky pales.
The 41raolsoilwrg Health Pill cures piles.
The Grasfentwrg Health Pill cores dynrwpsta,
The Oreefenbera Health rid pars. wld PAIR.
The araefenherg Ilaslth Pill does not weaken
The firaeienberg Health Pill to not dralle.
The Orsefenberg Health Pill ran be token al work.
The draefesiberg Health Pill is roltlrele segatable.
The 0 reePotoarg lill Is the besdopen log pill known
TheOrserao..erg Health Pill Is made of ehohe gums and
roots,
The
Grxrenherg QHlth PIII rnres .d,l Womach.
Oraer.nh.rg lisaa• Pill cures nerwmwe••
lliw•lnolwrglth Pll Itas cored bundn•t•
Oraefeol•wg Ilewlth PUI .111 awe where • pill no
8:1 .:. 77
The Oreefenberg Ilealth Pill ants on the kidney..
The Oraefenberg Ilestlth PHI twolbines the virtu. of meet
other
The °reef/11 , er. npalth Pllle are took awl not weakening.
The Orsefentelrg Ilealth Pill can be taken et night.
The Graefentwrg lienlth Pill can be taken after dinner.
Tito Graofenberg Health PIII containe• dow In eon pill.
The Gisefenbere Ileaith Pill Is taken by the weak.
The arnelennere Ilealth PIII Is taken by the Mime
The Oracleuborg Health Pill core. Jevollen.
The Ureefenberg Ilealth Pill oure+ pertnenently .
for .1011 arconnt co all the Ornefenbera meeil,lnee, pen
Greenenbet• Almanac.. which eon be had gratis e the
agent.. Price 25 come a boa Olt. OEO. 11. K F.TSI.It4, No.
140 Wool .trot, nod J P. runt r NG. Allegheny.
my29/1/twT
50 9 34
152 . 47
; ; ; ; ;
Tra”e• foe the Coro of hernia or Itopl
MARSH'S RADICAL cum: TRUSS.
RITTER'S PATENT TRUSS.
FITCH'S SUPPORTER TRUSS.
SEt.r.ADJUSTINO TRUES .
DR. BANDINWS LAOR or BODY BRACE, for the eursof
Pollnow. Uteri. Piles, Abdominal and SPloal Week...en.
D/L B. S. PITCH'S Silver Plated Supporter.
PILE PHOI'B, for the support and cure of rile*.
ELASTIC BrOCKINOS, for weak and vatic.. veins
PLASTIC KNEE CAPS, for weak knee /Minx
ANKLE SUPPORTS, for meek mikleJointa
SUSPENSORY Ha Nlrtill ES .
RELV.INJECTINO EllfirlDOES; el., every kind of
BT
I LL DR. ug KEYSER also hee oTrusti atria/ will radically curs
penile or Remote.
Ortlce at bin Durgstore, No. ISO Woad errant, Wren of the
Golden Mortar. aranieert
TO STRANGERS AND VISITORSrb
TRH FAIR.—SASII AND DOOR PAC:OHT JN
ALLEGURlVY.—Duilder,Cutaractnts or uthere osnting
Muth, Deers, Pliodo• Emma, Shutters or Mouldings,
should call It the
CENTRAL PLANING MILL
And esamine our superior work and Sol.h, fur with o
moment superior and fine working Machinery, we as, Sr. ur
yond competition, and our prices see touch below those
proluring en Inferior article. Call and examine for your.
seine. Jobbing, Repairing. An, promptly attended to.
J. A R. T. PRICE.
Ha-Central Planing 11111, Water et., between Federal and
Deaver atm, Allegheny City, N. null—gas
PURE CATAWBA WINE—I. have this
day recArnl a large atipply er pure Catawba Wine.
Mao, a .apply of pare Catawba Prandy. Those wishing
either of the above can Malty. procure a genuine article at
JOS. FUMING'S,
roll Corns Diamond and Market etreeta.
CITRATE MAGNESIA.—A fresh empply
u( this valuable medicine In solution nod In the dry
slats conetantly on band at JOB. PLEMINO'B,"
ocll Corner Diamond and Merkel etc
I . OIIPRINTING executed accurately,
trt ottiptly and Is the bast manse°. by
WM. 0. JOHNSTON A CO,
Prlntrto and Stationer., &7 Wood H.
II AY ItUNl—'2oo gall,. for sale by
rcl 1 B. A. VAIINEbTuCH A M.
UItNING 1 LUID.—A very Huperior nrti
do of Horning Fluid cvnetontly on tuned and lineal.
low by Juts. VIA:MIMI. nor. blamongland Market
LEASE CALL and examine mu Stock of
1.1”4.4 Ooml4, /11b41•14, Clouka, Needle Works, 21.1.11121 g
Is &c., btri/rel purch44ll4 elombere.
C. HANSON Urn,
71 Hark. M.
12
BAN BE Kith's, bbla. prime Larg
pea r. coDal nod for We by
•
g , cll .1 CANFIELD k 00.
et REESE-26U bxs. prima cutting Clice
ec'd erel for sale by lIHMO 11. WIrLINS
UTTER—Fresh Rof Butter reo'd and f
.1., I I ecl2 UENRY U. OOLLUM.
_ _
BEANS—SmaII white Banns in store an
for aI. by • nel2 HENRY 11. COLLINN.
40 Bbla. Plantation 3.lJlasaaa arriving and
fowl. by JAS. GARDINKR.
001) LIVER. OIL—A large igivoice
Rushton'. nu•tro4askd tor oats by
Dell MACK RWN d VINLET, 167 Met ty .t
110, OLL BUTTER.-2 firkins primo Roll in
store sod for W. Sr DAM C. HERBST,
1413 car. Libra./ sod Hand Nn
_ .
Tlik largest stock rI Shawls, (Monks, Dress
Good., fieedlo Work fedlmo, Co clot wet We ontr
been ado to offer. C. CAN ON LOVE. 74 stark., k.
51ACKEOWN FINLEY we Agents for
Thum , . plaid and Sella Kama.. Via trade sup
plied at manafacturetrn . prk:es. «11
B womsi BLOOMS' 1-28 tone No. 1
Cold Bloat, for Wetly
HITCHOOCY,IIIGOIREERY*
172 Second St, It 161 triat
DIOTATOES.-0 0 bus best N,eshatutocks,
to intro this dayilkod kir We todieleni
I I, . • I .• 1 .
ocll
12ITITZIL,--600itet.,freeh ilable • Butter re.;
eitreisetstt iota by SIZEOLII,IIIIITIi 00,
_Be,ll3elierts,
Latest Election Returns.
BY TELEGRAPEL
Pennsylvanin on
PRILIDZLVIII.LCoMITT AUM CI - ff.—Thu mej , ;rit v
far tho OppoaltiOn io the city for Supreme Judge i 3
5,703; Canal CoMmissioner 4,900; Sheriff 5,272; Re
gister of Wills, 0,300; Clerk of the Orpho s' Court,
4,700. Cungressional-,First District,lor,,,,,,„,
dem., 403 mai.; reeortti district, Xotris, o ~ 1,500 ;
k,.
third district, Verse, op., 1,037; fourth district,
31111 ward, op., 2,247; fifth district, Wood op., has
1,200 mejorlty.
• LaNcArran.—The majority fur Read in eleven dis
tricts in something over three thousand.
liannisonau, Oct- 13.--Danphitt 00. give. John
M. Read, for Supreme Judge, 1,100 majority:
Lebanon conoty giros Read 1000 majority.
Fifth District—Wood's, op., majority overJoncs
over 7000.
PLITLADRIXIIIA --The Opposition elect ono Sena
tor and dorm Representatives, mid the Democrats
four Representatives—two other' doubtful. Fif
teenth district, Rale, op., sleeted by 2,000. Seven
teenth district, the rota if dom, Edward McPherson,
op., hollered elected.
PHILADELPHIA. Out. 13.-1 0 th Distriol—Killinger
to elected by 3000
,majority.
' 11th District—Campbell, op., has a majority of
2,300 in Schuylkill co.
The returns Dorn the 18th district are very close.
Junkin, op., has Marly 590 maj. in Pam , co. Fisher
has nearly 450 maj.io York and Cumberland.
The official report from the Bth district defeata J.
Glancy Jones by 45 maj.
7th District —The returns indicate the election of
Longneeker by a small maj.
13th District—Cerbon co. givna filmmaker 480
maj.; Notthatopton-co., DilliMiCK 450 maj.; Monroe
co., Dimmiok 530 Maj.; Wayne co., Dimmick 200
maj. Pike co. is not heard from. Dinuniak is elected
by 800 majority.
Ohio Eleetion
CINCINNATI, Oot. 13.—Ohio, First ,District—Pen
distort, Democrat, le elected by 350 majority. Third
District : Vallandingbam, Democrat,la undoubtedly
elected.
. .
Nineteenth Distriet—Summit county DA Repub
lican mai. Portage county, about 656 both for Con
gress and State. Clark county gives Republican
State ticket over 1000 majority, gable two hundred
over Chase's vote last year.
Fiart District, (complete)—Pendleton, Demo
crat, is elected by 540.
Second District—Gurley, Republican, is elect
ed by 742 majority.
Third District —Vallandinghato cleated by
180 majority.
7th District—Corwin, opposition is elected.
Bth District—Stanton, Republican, has 3,000
majority.
9th District—Carey, Republfials, has 150
10th District—Trimble, Republican, is elected
ov♦!r Haler.
11th Dist rict —Martin, Democrat, is elected.
13th Dist riot —S herm-tn, Republican, has 2,000
majority.
14th District --Spinck, Republican, has 2,500
majority.
majority.
13th District -11olcuach, Republicao, is prob
ably elected.
16th District—Tompkins. Republican, is elect
ed by from 600 to 800.
21st District—Bingham, Republican, is elected
by abk . lt 1,200 majority.
listnibuu Co. (complete)—The entire opposi
tion ticket ts elected by no average majority of
1.100.
, •
Cote r I..ta n; Oct. 13.--Carey, Republican, Ninth
District, is elected; also, Ashley, Itepoblican, In the
Fifth District. Eighteenth, Edgerton, Republican,
h. lino majority. Nineteenth Wade elected.—
Maj.aily in Cuyahoga coupty 1000. Thirteenth
Sherman, Republican; Fourteenth: Spinet, Repub
lican, elected. There is no doubt the Repuhl Iran
iitato Ticket is elected.
Indiana Election
CINI INNAII. 'Oct. 13.—First District—Partial re
oror indicate the olection of Hovey, Anti-Lecomp
The returns thus far, 6
indicate the election of Eng
lisb, Administration democrat, by a small majority
Third District—Dunn, Rep., Is elected.
Fourth Di,trict—llelman, Dem., is elected.
Filth Diatrict—Kilgore, Itep., elected.
Sixth [Maria —Porter, Rep., is elected bye MP
jority ot from 100 to 400, which lea Republican gain
u, the diatrict of r2OO over the vote of 100.
• . • .
Seventh District—Pettit, Rep., is elected; the State
ticket in yet it, doubt.
Eighth District—Wilson, Rep., is elected.
Ninth District—Colfax, do do.
Loots, 0:t. 13.—The election tit candidates
for members of the Legi,lature took plats on the
Leevenworth aonoty gave the Republ loan
. - • -
ticket au arerege majority of 200; In Atchison coun
ty the opposition were triumphant by 130 majority;
in Jefferson county the Republicans were defeated;
Duoiphan county the Democratic ticket is electedi in
Douglas county the Republican tioket was elected by
5110 majerdy, in Lykine the Rep an ticket is
elected.
Cnaist.r.ssoN, tr, 12. —By the of the Isa
bel, from haven a, important news lketinnitaired..
A coati.r arrived at 7 o'clock In Is ruing, from
ti.r ur Mexico, stating that G Vidaurl had
bete beaten by lien. Misounorb near • an Louis. The
latter was said to have raptured one thonsand pris
oners and eeveral pion. of artillery.
At right o'clock another courier arrived, stating
that V oLori hod defeated Misamom and that the
latter had blown his brains cut in despair.
The Solent brought now. from Tampion that
Gerritla had levied contributions on all foreigners to
the .mnuct of lir:11,01M, and on failing to raise the
be had imprisoned a number of Spanish and
American eititene for thirty-eight hours, with troth.
log to cet - or drink. They were released on prom•
gto raise tIM amount. A number bad fled to the
omer Solent, and the Spanish Consul took refuge
board a Spanish men-of-war off Inspire, and Ms
ily took refuge on the Solent.
W.lsmnoson Crry, Oct. 13.—Tbe administration
has received an official document from those in pow
er in two of the Society Islands, proposing to Bur-
•
render them to the rotted States. It Is said In the
diplomatic circlet that the paper was transmitted to
our government by Count Sartlges, the French min
ister, but no reason is stated for his resorting to this
channel of communication. The subject will sc
eptre due consideration, menially In its geopraphical
aspect.
New Yon., OcL 13.--A collision occurred lost
night near liewport, between the steamer Empire
State and Slonp Exchange of Dartmouth, through
the mismanagement of the latter. The sloop was
rot in two, the Captain was knocked overboard and
probably lost, though he may possibly bare reached
the shore. The crew wore rescued by boat. from
the Empire State, which remained alongside the
wrack more than on hoer. The night woe cloudy
and tory dark.
The R. M. steamship Arabia, nailed at noun for
LiverpGnl, with $♦50,000 In specie on bnard.
11A LTINORt. 13.—The Mayoralty elections
passed off without ouibreaks. Col. Shutt, the
lodependant candidate, withdrew his name, de
claring that his friends were unable to vote in
coneoquence of intimidation by Mayor Swann's
friends. Swann was therefore elected without
opposition. There are great rejoicings at the
result. -
CL647.I.AND, Oct. Is the opinion at Co
lumbus that the Republican State ticket is elect
ed by from 10,000 to 15,000 majority. 15 of
the Congressmen, at least, are Republican.
PHILAVELPIIIA, Oct- 13.—English papers contain
nothing additional in relation to Morphy's chess
contest. 'Limit: requested a postponement. The
games ware to he resumed on the 29th ult.
CINCINKATI, o '. 13. —Thermometer 70°. The
river has risen fifteen inches' In the lest twenty-four
hours. There is now four feet four inches water
the channel.
Mrscartun, (lowo,) Oct. 13.—The whole of
the Republican ticket in elected in this County
by 180 majority.
So. Loma, Oct. 13.—E. M. Ryland, one of our
oldest and most prominent merehants,died last night
•
NOTICE TO FARMERS.-STRAW AND
ETALIE CUrrl.S.—T. Q. WILLAON •CO Celebrat•
ell Telegraph Fodder gaiter, deriaoo7 the bat °T.r ol.rad
to the pub ile. Pt Ica $lO.
For .dept the Seed amtAgelcultaral Bloc. 47 Filth et.,
Plttelnireb. tx7.3ter,
NEW FALL GOODS-
BURCHFIELD A CO. hew. Ind opened a mngbltlcert
Mock ..f DUES and Et AP LE Owl. to which they Invite
eprcial ettentlob of pnrehseers at north AAA corner of 4th
sod Alert. t
111BOTASii, POTASU.—A very. superior ar
ticle of Potath rotintantly on band at
JOS. FIRMING'S. rot. Diamond will Market We.
THE BEST OUT.—A PERPETUAL LETTER
Manta, J not receivol and for sale by
'W. S. lIATRN, Stationer,
sa22 corner Market and Second
VUItNiTUitE, FURNITURE,
TlllVlC—Curponn dosirove of porchssing, foroitoro or
choir.. will do tooloolloo our otook Pufauf.g
elhowhere. YoURO A CO,
040 ooroor Ittritond Smith Saki strooto.
VINE PARLOR FURNITURE—We are
constantly mfacturing and
•moo for ul• at out
warehouse, corner andand Susitbdeld sta
T. O. YOUNG k
WEFT poTivroEs-10 bbla prime quali
e3lo km, or., for lade by
e 25 lIITOIIOOOK. McCICCERY & CO,
II RTY BBLS. N. 0. MOLASSES antiv-
Ing And for jby lee2s) JAS. GARDIN ER.
THE ONLY FITigirRFOCK OF DRY
GOODS to the city, pow opoothir. Now idyl* PAM.,
fur foil, and the boot woorasions of 01l Mods of ...mate
Dry Good. lo lb. City.
bags
H for sale by
•430 ENRY II COLLINB.
rIP - 11110TIIY SEED WANTED—The highest
maribet pneelnensb win be paid for &Waisted by
DAVID C. 11/3RBST,
nes earner Liberty and Rand strode.
GINSENG WANTED—Cash will be paid
fr Clinaenx, crud. or thalami. Tor lam lota oil oleo
au extra price will be paid di • DAVID U. MEM,
ocS coma Meaty asallisad 'treat*.
OPPOSITE tho "Girard Lionise" you will
flod • tarp mock of TELMittlre asd Ohalrg.of oar awn
miumfactara " T. B. TOMO A 00.
CFIEESE--50 bxe. prime Cream Cheese re
-11% weer IItDDLIL WIRTH k CO.
COFFECOFFEE -300 begs flit, Coffee . for Bale by
E-300
cle2 - - -
OATS. 100 bm. this 14iv real b
u. cosmic
y
ads of
.1100.- 1 -1001 1 bla. far sale bi- rts siirATCIMFOO btarto aniali
Commercial
-
0051SIPTTKE OP ARSIITHATTOSi FOR AUGUST.
Wall% DICZET, V. P.,. 0. U. PAumos,
Dtvls GA,D . tplomi, AMIN LOOYIS.
SIMIXAILTS•
I &ported Special!) for the Pittrburys Gaulle.]
Panama% Turashar, Ocr: it, IRAs.
Pl.Ol:ll—very 11We dolog; melee of 500 this m I. t from
store, at !dad for raper, $5,8705,50 fur extra, Awl $5,750i
6,00 far femily.do.
GRAIN- , aaleaS 23 bags abelled Coro at 65. Wheat, 250
LIM red depot $1.05. Turley,^xlo boa old Spring
200 do no Bpd at 70; and 150 do Fall at 715: Ityo, 100 do
from find havde At 75.
BUCKWIIISAT 51,01171—aeles of 1,750 Cu, at OM* 100
In 00 0, mcke.
CllEESE—eales of SO bm At 7 per 25.
rMIMEMM!I==
• • • .
OlAti—s.lo• 1 . 412 lote.lA et etele, et so@sll Itl ton.
KICATOE3—from 61.•t0, gutlrol or 100 bus Neabennocks
ISO qt boo. and 10 bide t'lreol patetoea et fS,S7 bbl.
CRANllltaltll:o—salet from 4tore or 10 Lb). at $l2
BACON—salsa or SOW 11. Shavidtr •nd Mans at 7,4[14
DIONNTAILY AND 113011111N,RCIAlle.
The superabundance of money continues to be the ;mom'
Inent char.-tea - I-lac of the market, while the demand for
the legitimate pimp., of trndo continues quite moderate.
Fireirclass tomineas paper eontinnes mare , . at 5®6 /4 cent.
The •11.10111. of suspended paper stoat Is gradually becom
ing absorbed, and a number or those boueet bare not only
sumwnied In ulJultiog all their outstanding obligations, bet
hare subliciegit capbsl left to again consmenca business.
Ths notes of the Bank of Peurag, Irani% be., been mtrart
iug more attention within a few days, and c.,nvideTabls
amounts lure changed hands at 45g4a 0e0t. , --f Phila.
Bulletin.
The Directors of thePoveafik Mine have collie' a meeting
of stockholders for the 11th of November to investigate the
chargea brought against the agent of the Mine. The Direc
tors ay
"Tho Directors think it proper to may that they hare en
tire CUundenCe in the integrity of Mr. Palmer, and that a
sot Inflect ory ex p !oration lot II be made of the account. at the
Mine, and at:tha proposed meeting they Intend to place the
oboleaCtir mud matiagement of the Mine before the Mock.
holderelor their full action in the premises." -
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks presents
he following aggregates as compared with those of the pro.
ions week
• . . .
825,248,410 $25,242,857 Dec. 6.533
Specie 7,139,461 7,102,050 Dee. 36,911
Due frm sth Blue. 2,0=,148 1,934,296 Deo. 87,852
Due other Blot 3,244,010 3,455,82 Ice. 214,283
Depomita 17.001,42f1 17,=4,019 D.. 231,807
Clreetlallon_ ...... 2,677,116 2,804.030 100.120,414
H Phil. 601.
The river au falling laat night. with 4,1 i feet tv th
channel. it ivaa raining haat bight, and we may therefor
look fora further rise.
The Orb gut up from Drunot. and the Emma tdraltana r
aurnediber to Zanesville. The wlveral boat. ailvartleed In on
columns were all loading, and there wan quite a wbltorn
oboe of artlvity on the wharf.
Steamboat Itegleter.
ARRIVED. DEPARTED.
Loreape, Brownsville. Loreene, BreaArelliA
Telegraph, do. Tolegreph, do.
Ooltiel:llayard, Elizabeth. Col. Bayard, Elizabeth
KIT el-1 tent 6 to. Ultima.
Telegraphic Merkel•
New Yost, Oct. 13.--Cotton has declined; 1,800 bake cold
at lzydgas for middling the mmkot I. nominal. Flour hairy
12,005 bids sold; Ohio 55®5:114 Southern red $1,12Q1,16;
white $1,3101,10 Corn advanced; 42,000 hos cold; whits
85g.511. kiss. Pork dull at $14011,50, Beef dull. Whisky
steady. Other article* unchanged.
Moak Markel-81.<kt. doll and Variable; Illmouri sizes
W 74; Perin, M• 11 103; Erie 1574; New York twotnil 8374;
Mariam 12; Michigan Polythene guaranteed 074; (talents a
Chtemo 153; Cleveland! Toledo 53%; Chicago 05!4.
Cattle Markett—lteervis trot: receipts 5,500; mitts at
ibr medium qualities end 0tA51:10c for tho best. Stamp
nem md active: receipts 13000; mim at 1243 for mannou
In prime. and $7 for ertra. Rothe quirt. :1,500 old at Ku
57.4 c for ordlumy, and 5-146,57 , 4 c for corn foil.
Prtu.tortrint. Oct. 13 —Floor dull We. of auterrflne at
p 5,50 n od antra family Cl 1 , 4 mica to the tune are moderate
at $5,50V,0,02% far common and geode Londe, $5,744,8 for
extra and $6.12l 4g6 75 for rains family and fancy. Ploth
log doing In Rye floor and Corn Ideal. The demand for
Wheat is limited: sales of red at f 1.25q1,25. and white et
$1,31(,41.35.- 145 e ranges from 7) to 94.1 r for new. Old Corn
Is dull sales of 2,000 tro, ).10W at 0114 to hSc. Oats .toady
males ot 30,5.00 loin Deboeare at 45r. Id Mai ay doll at 2 . 444
no Penns, and 24 to 204 lor Ohio.
Clacton srt, Oct. 13.—Eloor nnehanged mud doll 400
bile sold at $1,60244,00 b. eciperdne; recelpta '2,00 bide
within tie last 21 bud, Whisky unchanged: pit bids :old
at lir, and 200 Ida. high proof at 170,. There Is no change
In Provisions MO bids Mass Pork .old at $l5, nod anvil
sales of Room at preelons prices. Wheat dull at 00(3.81,05
br prime rot and there Is not tonal .Caring ; tip
great bull of receipt) goingifl store.
BALTIIIIO., Oct. I).—Floor eery dall end heavy: sale. of
Ohio and Howard street at 9,27. Wheat oncbanged. Corn
ertlits7lo,2s4c; yellow 54405, Whiskey 2344)Zilir. Pro!
061001 quiet and
Ifirgulat2,teamrro
Monongahela River U. B. Mall Packets
IfTRAMER TELEUE APR,. I STRA MER SCTIMBSON.
Our. J. C. tiorgotaan. CAR.
T " , ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE
now runningmgnlarly. Morning D. lease PIM.
burgh at 6 tirlook A. M., and Evening Boat. at tl
o'clock P. M. for trlitiorperr, Zlisakethtown, Mononsw
hats City. Bellerrerunn, Fayette Pity, Greenfield, California
and Rrownasillesillkete comforting with noel..no' Ooselfi•
LW Uniontown, Payette Spring, Morgantown, Wayawitairg.
Carmlehmoltown and Jefferson.
Paniengers ticket./ through from Pittsburgh to Otilow
awns for (2, meals and man-rooms on boats
outornlng front Brownarffla lease. 8 o'clock In Um
mortilugand 61n the o.coing. Yor further Information =-
gnin al the °Met., Wbarf Boat; at the foot of Credit Greet.
aufi SWINDLER, AOINT.
REGULAR TUESDAY PECK
ET FOR ZANFAVILLE—The 11. now
...ler ESAU WWI A 41, Capt. 11... Art.l.ll lean
W the abrnsen4 tntermedfroe porta IFTZILIC TIFEADAY,
at 4 o'clock r. . For freight or pseage apply CO
board. •%14 VT
.ACK, BARNILS CO Aets.
_ _
etnrinttatt.
FOR CINCINNATI AND LOU
ISVILLF.—Tbn nue new-steamer
BRL
MONT, Capt. Geo. W I:bbnrt, wilt le.re Tor Ilia .noon and
all Intern:wan. porta TDB DA Y,lltls lnat.. Aral e •. For
freight or paaaage apply on board or to
FLACK., BARNES L CO , Agenta.
jlashbdtr, bre.
. ...„.
OR NasaVlLLE.—The fine
F
atesmer I)BLEfIATE. OWL J. 31 .r.f.4
edll bare for the above sued all Intermediate porta on lee
Ent ram of water. rot freight or pasaage .poly oil board
or to geld FLACK. BARNES t (XL, Arras.
Zt. "Louis,
bac—
FOR Sr. LOUIS.—The splendid
.learner “PULTON OM.. Captain
b. Z. Metell, trill leave for the above sad all I num tats
porta on the first rite of wilier. For freight or pow*
apply on hoard or to
apply
VLACH. HAAN ES /I CO, Agents.
FOR ST. LOUIS & KEOKUK.- t om
The floe downer SILVER WAVE, apt
Juo. S. W.Millso, will leave for the above old all Intonate
diets ports oo the first rim of water. For freight or
paulairo apply on board or to
ocl4 FLACK. BARNES A CO., Agta.
VOR ST. LOUIS AND KEOKUK
1: —The Ass dimmer NATIBL HOLMES.
Capt. Kenedy. fall leers fore he above sod Ali mem
ate ports on the first rho of wet.. For freight or gunge
apply ortboard or to PLACE, BARNES 00., Agts.
L'OR ST. LOUIS—The tine new
j.; steamer SIIENANGO, Capt. French, will
lona for the above and all intormodiata portage tee rat
rise of eatsr. Fur freight or pomp , apply on board or to
nag FLACK. nmorins C CC. Agents.
FOR ST. LOUIS.—The splendid
roomer NEPTUNE, Capt. A. l'oe. will
/0411.0 for the abortion,' all Interniodlabi ports on the ant
doe of water. Tor freight or peasage apply on board or to
oold FLACK. BARNY.I4 & C 0... Agents
FOii. ST. LOUIS & KEOKUK.-ard
Than. now steamer CAMBRIDGE, apt
a. Doso, for tha above nod Immodlata port.O tea mat rare
of tracer. forfreight Or pima/ply ott board or to
0013 /LACK, BARNES t 00, Agents.
- -
FOR ST. LOUIS & ICEOKUKArd
—The Dna ntrarnar MODERATOR, Cspt.
F. Maratta, will Dare for the alms and all Intaronallate
port. on the Antrim of water. For freight or pansair
afiTny on board, or to
0c.13
VLACH, BARNES L CO. Apts.
-p - oRst:LOUIS & KEOKUK.-
The floe Waffler ARIZONIA, Capt. J.
Conway. vont leave for the above and sIl know ate porta
the flint rtee of water. For, freight or rootag, apply on
%ward or to .13 /LACE, BARNES CO., Agents.
ST. LOUIS & KEOKUK.
—The floe how @Owner JANIIK WOOD,
Capt. Rob
t. llordotattorlll lea. for the alto,* and a 1 rotor
media. porta, TCIIS DAY, 14th Inst., at 4 P. N. For 4.101
or p74sap apply on board or to
o 0
7 FLACK, BARNES A CO., Agent 4.
FUR ST.. LOUIS, KEO UK.
OCK ISLAND, GALENA. AND DU
hUQUIL—The floe steamer HENRY DRAT/. Cast.
IdeCtlntock, will lease for the stove and all IstriatedLata
ports SATURDAY, Itith at 10 1. For freight or
pump apply or, board Imo
oda FLACK, DARNED A CO. Arad.
FOR ST. LOOTS-The splendid ] ja i l !
new nem. MITROPOLIS, Capt. R.
Whom., will loam for the obove and all toterro
pert. THIS DAY, 11th Inst. Forfrelnht or pauses apply
on bowler to ' PLACE, RARNY9A W. Agents,.
Ado Gavin!,
I:ORMEM PHIS AND NEW OR
LEANS —The flue reamer lOWA, Capt..
re, will leer• for the ahoy* and all la at-mediate pone
oe
the first rise of water. Per. freight or paeee apply on
Dowd or to oda FLACK, &ARNE& & CO. tee.
VoiCiiii:MPLIIS AND NEW ld iag
a.:•oßLEANs.—Tbe.pleodl4 new etwamar
gLN(YrTIt. Capt. A. lifeflowle, will leave for tee awes
and all Intermediate ports on the first rue of water. For
freight or passageapply oo bawd or to
ore FLACK. DARNED A CO., Ageni..
104 NEW
j.; ORLEANIL—The floe steamer DDVDND
kIi, Cape. J. D. Rheas, wgil leave fur the abase an •
tarmediate pore ort the Drat rtes of water. Tor irritate or
rouge apply Do baud or to
ore FLACK, DAMES .11i CD., Agta.
FOR htEINIP 119, AND NEW
ORLEANS.—the floe *tamer SOUTH
A PIMA, Copt; Shepherd, trill Imre for Um above
lotortnedlate torte 90 the /HIST BMX OP WATER. P.r
(might or paean. apply on ho
ar t
tra FLACK. BAR N = t 00, AVM.
A TTENTION, SOLDIERS 1812.- , —"Re•
I& solved, That this Amostalon bold • annelid meeting
lu thin place (Council Chamber) on WEDNESDAY, the
2Mit loot., at 10 o'clocl4 , A. M. for the purpose of teother
sistttog the State Pair, and the transaction of any other
oeceseary Latium..
iiittroct from Mantes of the ..AmoClation of Soldiers ana
gallon In the War of 1812," at their martin. at Pitt.•
ho e rll: l , e September 10Aw oci., 11111 ;. 13:111 . 1e v r i o t t ,d 3f
. I . lll . ll p at his: not
aural Mar name*.
LUILII LOOSITI3, Bee'7.
Sir Dillon of the several city papereare bereby regent
ell to Ovoids above notice a place In then xlre next weekly
hewn. &Wm 10 the adkeelng 001810n1 plaury alne,
nonce /be oenternelsted reeallog. and oblige Meads. eel 6
Crosse .At Baokwell's Eng lish Pickles,
Janes, Cateraps, e to.
lOSEPIL B. BUBBLER, NP. 110 sotrrn
th.
Whams, Phtlaelphlo, ImporMerg
Bock
pas, bm pr: l rkipr MM .,"
.yria.c_
Ormrsk Paint. from Lmdoo.
leseatim,abow chow. wz wouta44o.l.
Oulota Chaltdowas,
Phiuy,lllaarooes
TM
tellskdt A W a oildr taim
M
Nsisvaorlra Prrssim"=k.
m u.
.JaMßMl L Faming
rrsrhami"l4os..i s h OW. Bdatl y .
i r 9l4aadnithams
- AVMs
NOdCigakar _
ROOFING.
Cheap .and Durable Fire and Water-Proof
ELASTIC CEMENT ItOOFING.
THE FIRM OF PERRIN & JOHNSON having, by muinal consent, been recently diesels . -
ed, 0. S. BATE.; and W3l. JOGNSON kith notice that they hail,. entire.' Iraq forinership• for the purpose of enr
ruing on the stove Boning Brain... in all Ate branches. under the flame .5 Gnu of BATES & at the ILO
STAND. 75 Smithfield Street, near Diamond Allay.
We en now prepped to am; with nor SUPERIOR ROOFING, steep or dot roofs, over rough hoards, old shingles,
nompoeftlun or metal roof. steamboats, railroad cara. de- being admirably adapted to witratami the Torino. Mtwara of
weather, or the action of are, and it is not injured by being vamped upon. We also ...end to Bemiring old ithorel
Roof in the moat thorough Manner; also, to Cementing Tie, iron, Copper or Zinc Roofa reeking them 0r0b.r.:10.4 and
wicorlog them against the action of the 'thither, for $1,50 per egoism, (ooehrind ed equers feet.)
SEINGLE ROOTS CEMENTED,
Preraming them and rendering them P7RE.PROOF. for 12.00 per squans—dieenont Lrc hem rub.
Thle Roofing le Cheaper than any Other kind of Roof, and Is insured et mum rote+ no mail roof, and
to feet wtherrading all other kind. 1
Rooting motorist for esi., with instroctiora for applying. References and certificates al our rule.., .
BATES & JOHNSON,
No. 75 Smithfield Street, near Diamond Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa.
N. 11.—Onrcithera is not rendered worthiew in propelling it kw the rOuf. ocle.lycidar
WHEELER & WILSON'S
FIRST PREPdIIIM FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES,
AGENT'S OFFICE, NO. 68 MTN STREET,
FIRST PREMIUM awarded by the Allegheny County Agricultural Society, held
September 1857, "AS BEST FOR 'FAMILY USE."
And the Penna. State Agricultural Society hero awarded to Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing
Machine the highest premium, "AS BEST FOR ALL FAMILY PURPOSES."
THESE MACHINES which have gained such an enviable reputation over all other
Machines on account of
ler 1. Beauty and excellence of stitch, alike on both sides of the fabric sewed
2. Economy of thread.
3. Simplicity and thoroughness of construction.
4. Portability, ease of operation and management.
5. Speed.
6. Quietness of movement.
7. Strength, firmness, and durability of seam that will not rip or ravel.
S. Applicability to a variety of purposes and materials.
9. Compactness and elegance of model and finish.
Are now offered with all of the latest improvements and advantages at manufacturers
prices by • ALEX. R. REED, Agent, 68 FIFTH STREET.
A MOST LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO CLERBYMEN un30.1.11,41.1S
H. CHILDS & CO.,
WHOLESALE SHOE . WAREHOUSE,
No. 133 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
TT AYE NOW IN STORE ONE OF THE LARGEST AN D 3iOST EXTENSIVE
god. of
BOOTS AND SHOES_
• Ever brought to this market, of great variety, adapted to
F WINTIC RI s s
wring bean purchased DIRECT from the Manufacturers, chiefly for !CAM, and selected, with
GREAT CARE AS TO QUALITY AND ; ' SIZES,
They feel assured that they can offer Superior Inducements' to Western Buyers.
SirSlerchonts •istting Plttsburglyaper to pnrchssa Goods, or on their tray to Easton. sin., too inc God to WI
nod examine nor st,ck odors porchosinrotsstrltsre. //GrPartionlar attention &coo to Ord,rs.
oo7:d.tw3mT 11. CIIILDS S CO.
fe tacrllanrouo
T WPM, w &
Pearl Steam Mill,
ALLEGELZ!iY CITY
R T. ICENNEDY & BRO
WHEAT, RYE AND CORN
PURCHASED
FLOUR, CORN MEAL
AND 1101IINY
MANUFACTURED AND
DELIVERED,
PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY.
Terine--01811 on Delivery
DRY GOODS
C. HANSON LOVE'S,
BETWEEN POURTII STREET AND TUB DUMBED,
SIGN OF THE ORIGINAL BEE RIVE
The enliferibso has Piet returned from Phlladaltildit,Naw
York, Baden. and Yom• of ths Manufactonng towns In tho
Now Nogisrel stmts. so as to Ket • portion of Our DOMES•
'PC GOODS direct from dm =miraculous, sod anon 0110
Mill In remising them In that way. Our stock of FOR-
E/ON GOODS tuts moor been vo complete.
DRIESS GOODS
VERY RICH DRESS SILKS, in Plain Black and Fled.
VERY RICH DRESS SILKS, Plaid, eirlpad and Brocade.
VERY RICH BILK ROBES, Black and Colored.
VERY RICK ALL WOOL 110178 RELATES. •
VERY Rio ROHE HODS DE LAINS.
VERY Kicw OOVCON LED WOOL 11001 DE LAMS
, . FRENCII MERINOS
COB lET R O 5,
Th. largeet Rock 111 the clty, .ad
BETTER GOODS FOR THE PRICE, /
THAN
CAN BE FOUND IN ANY OTHER 1100 AB WEST OF
TUB MOUNTAINS,
0011141 SUB
BOUGVIrr .A." 1" AUCTION
LARGE QUANTITIES AT LOW PRICES,
/ND WILL W. Z.Z.BOLD Jr♦ Tar
SMALL ADVANCE ON EASTERN COST
SU.AIiVraS AND CLOAKS,
Of entirely nalr deeps, ouch Y tiso
'l' A. I. AI A BEIA. NV 143
And ninny other
NOVKLTIKS IN SHAWLS AND CLOAKS.
W 0.111 . have been able to offer no boss and varied
Soak nt all kin& of SHAWLS and CLOAKS.
MEIZIEL - E1 WORM..
COLLARS, SETS AND SLEEVES,
FLOITNOINGS,
EDGINGS,
INSERTINGS, ETC
MOTJECNIG. GI. 0 0 ,r)
BLACK DRESS GOODS, SIAAWLS, CRAPE VEILS
cou,mus, iILoVES
AND
EVERY OTHER ARTICLE IN TILE LINE
ram:rani:ora GOODS
DOMEST 10 AND •TAPLIE fAOODII I
BLEACHED AND IMBLEMMED MOSLINS,
TIOKINGS,
CHECKS
GINGIIAMS,
PRINTS,
KENTUCKY JEANS',
TWEEDS, •
SATINETTS.
CASSIMERES,. CLOTHS,
And every other article usually kept
WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF GOODS.
As many of the above goods have been bought trout the
MANINACTORIES and AT AuctloN FOR NET 'CASH,
Ire areenebled town them as LOW AS THEY CAN BE
PUBCHASSDIN ANY Of THE WHOLESALE HOUSES
In the Eastern calm. In short, webers never beau ante to
offer wlarge and attrarthe a steak 10 cur DaMerollo 00,10
mere cad the nubile generally.
•T NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILT.IIOI
liMisox LOVE,
VOMlerly Young, Naumann A Lana,
and Bentham
N. IA MARKET STREET,
PITIMBITEGLI. PA.
X Mt X S 23 M. X
Be
Damasks.
Damasks, DiaPera, &O.
CONSUMERS OF RICHARDSON'S LIN
ENS, sad three desirous of obtaining the GENUINE
Outlitg, should eee that the art4cles they purcbus ale seal
ed with the toll name or the arm,
RJCHARD7N ” , 130 AS d OWDZIr,
ae gu rant. cribs so minas d durability of the Goods
, Tide caution le non rod meentlaily mammary as large
giantlike of Willow and defective Linens ere
same atter season end stelai alth thereon@ of RIZZI*
BM, by hub mpreamor tee
the
um.
totiktol eon the Arnie= consumer and the manufar,
Wen of the genuine ponds, 1111=1 read!! abandon a
businme eo profitable, itrbileposchaeme on be Imposed on
with goods ot a worthimsclummter.
1171,L0066 &I. B. Loma;
et:10. diems,
ad Chmch street. NA Yost.
CARD
.,;‘. the CU. of 4 11. !MALMO=
Haling left Pittsburgh to reside temporarily to Weehmt.
ton Qty, I have placed my mdlnlslied law builmeiln the
hands of IRISH & VIAOHNNZIA, Attorweil, No.oo Fourth
street, to whore I respectfully recommend thaw who hare
hitherto employee mu posSeekmally.
Jetimells LIRXD MeCALMONT.
W. 0.
PICTI7IIIII
YOU= 11117117. biprilolu wood end Ideate, Maim
Taal In Uts isuri pout inp t 4 AA; at Ili tudbttm l
utyll-45.
PAPERS.--Isaperial, Supa ,
TT BOIL •Romt, Ittsdiom.Dmshrirwmth TAM,
Plikot. lo s Communist !KM isid With rin. , Jut_ Torit.
et sod bratsatb et 7w of
W. &MU%
I OmMittudsindLesoluM
&VIOL SUSidipusip*, _
P1TT51313.E1,0.321. PICNN'A
iiiltettaL
ifEALTEI OF AMERICAN WOMEN.-
Par malty year. I here , been troubled with genera
ursine= and languor, both mantel and physical; cepricat,
Ilatlemnow doll headache, pain to Oho bend end templr.
coldness; and tendency to lane, palpitation el the heart,
vary only fluttered or excited, appetite ramble, stmonch
and bowel, entaged, with pain. Any mental cr phyeicsi
exertion temente to bring uo all the 11/supreme, atoll had
la addition, taillag of the womb, end groat pato to that re
giou. One phyelelen after another exhausted his Atli and
gave me op. A patient and permeating wed' ;MAIL
SHALL'S 11TERINICOATIIULLUON fortnuately earned ho,
and !have no warden:Melon! to ex - prma my thank I
Dian JULIA e-Nrce, ,lottivsuN.
I can truly ..y that I have been a enfferer lor many years
vrlth whines sad derangol menstruation. After •algid 1.
bad other troubles, each so pale boas, Inillcianon, waging
away, general languor and debt:llly, fain In the entail of the.;
back, a sort of arinug and dragglog poieation, pain legareiii
aboulder blade. extending down the 'pine, Lea 01 anti
tits, trouble in the stomach and he'e'l , , with cold hunts idol
Mt and dreadful nervoioneas. The le tet axe:limo. would I
make ma feel me It 1 should fly away. 1 trial doctor.. nod
and everything, unmet., ,another. altho rn Mr 1.4.4.
eft. Otes botile of kIAribIIALL'S UTERINK CA f IJOLIi
CON changed some of my symptoms for the bolter, and nocr
lam entirely and radlodly oared. I wish that eve., me.
man could know what It trill de, 01.6.111e8it Olt KN.
Par a long time I had Uterine complaints with tbomilow•
leg symptom= I en nerve., examined and Inlubit4l
seemed to sbmind In complatme; =nu et .nilch light try to
tell you; pale In Motown non, sod • itTlitafoL/I• Hanle
Wing =se going to fell *oh Inability to walk Ann on et.
ear a feeling ol fidlneq aching end dregging, end
shooting pet.. in the back, lotus, and extending down the
lege, thejolting produced by rifling carnet greet hem; spa r
modk shooting. sad pains in the side, sumach awl nosed=
be with ringing Intle ear= veery gber of dm body
teemed === great Irntabslit, loin,. Lierv.menn, I could
cot bear tba lent incitement .rithwt being yrutrnhnl for
• dam I could emocely man &i nn din boon, gild di' , ht.t_—
take plenum in anything. I had Ortlte sip hobo, baring
tried everything,.. I it - append, In Twin, but a friend Called
my atk•ntloo to MARSHALL% UTKRINB OATIItiLLION.
I took it, hoping against hope. Mont fortunately it cared,
megand them Is not healthier tit more gratetal woman in
the country. Itrnatallwill ann. It Intralvtbr wows":
Mend In need. MSc hhcl.llL
MARSHALL'S GTERLVERAiIIOLICON wOlerriain
Ey cure 11Alingqf the Ilimtb, 'Mitt% .7e.wpressed, irrogaro ,
or Pailful //menu: War Molding. kfitsonotaiiono and Dv,
moo qf the Kodneys or Urinary Organs, Refashion .
continent of Urine. Heartburn, Cbsrforness, Nrrernirnas,
Sktioatiogo..Putpitatior, Onraspo, Dirturbed &rep, and al
troabla moronic or rompathelic, conneoted wit!. the Merin
The pries
porof Yeettalt's Uterine Cah aiLlll5 L One Dollar
and a Hatf ringle beta. On the receipt of ;is doliarr
doe battles Nail beseara by arpros, ire. rf charge, go the end
of theerprest rade. ' .
Drnnrpoot to write the post& address, faun; wank
cad lP .oralsottrravvo the Iftd...isac mil/ be s.nt
or nrcciptqf the money. Adam.
IMO. IL KBYBICR, 11.0 Wood ot..llttatotrgh,
apititner Eixo of the Golden Mortar.
UT TO HAG AILDMISLORS Or
tt 10E1 (3-1, OBEY I 3 .IR
-
Talk of beauty, It cannot ektat without a film Witt of Loh,
then reed the folltotiug, and If you ask more, Me circular
'
atoned each bottle, Q
no
001,013 atoned
ROFESSOR WOUD'S 11Alk RESTORA
TIVL—We mil the attention of all old and young, to
thle wonderful preparatkrn, which turn. beck to Its original
Color, guy heir—wren the heed of the held with • loony!.
sat growth—remove. We &admit Itching. and ell et:dem
ons amptione—rwoem • ought:Lid flow of the amoral flohlq
nod hem" if van!.. • regular &mane for the huh will
preserve Its color, and keep It from falling to extrema old
atm In all Its untitrel beauty. We call then upon the bald,
Ilt• gray, or diverged In asap to on It; and enraly tbo young
will not, as they Tales the flowing Ink., or the witching
reel, ever be without It. Its Mass 1. upon this tongue ui
thotwands.
The Agent tor prof. Wood's far Ramona's , to New
Tern received the folkwring letter in regard to the Eaton.
tire, • kw weeks aloe:
Dug Aim, Conn, 3fdrit3. lad. •
Ma. Latersmonn-81r, Them ban troabied with alaa
dna or .turf on my hoed ke mere than • year, my baste
began to come oat. mart mediate beg ether. 1 solo Ina Now
Mn,.. paper about "Wood's Hair Restorative" a • cam—
ladled at your store on the lea of apnl latosand tar ha.
ed ate bottle to try It, ad baud to my malefaction It wa
Um thing: it removed tl.e vete and. ban' Imo.a to grow, It
I. now two or throe Inas lihmirth where U was a 4?
have groat faith It. I wish you to send la two baths
mom by Mr. poet, the beano of this. I don't hoar ...toy
of the kind le need in tble Mare, you may halals market fur '
many bottles after tt 1. IntoeM here.
Tours, with Twat, 7 RTII/119 PRATT.
Poll.4zranna..Sopt. 0 1660.
Pao,. Woon--Detr -Ttkar 1.1.1 r 11 , ettotutirta • moving
Itself beneficial to too. The truat. and also the bac t part of
lay head altiont lost ft. ecoartag—to fact 1111%. 1 bays
turd bat tom half plot baths of 'oar Itaatoratira, and bow :
the tip of my hmd to Inn stadtl.94 with a promisiost c.a.(
young hair, and the boat 4 gao no:china ha Worth. I •
no.. lobed other gensperaztom Came any batmlit water.. • -
or. I think from my aim jornlootal nr moadetlo,l eaa
Induct many others to toy It. Tow; raMactfaii.ft
D. It. TIIOIIAB, 31. D., N 0.404 Woo at. •
Vrireaninte, Inn., June 12,1663. '
PIOT. 0. J. Wow—As you are about to manufectore
and vood your recently discovered flair Oneonta's, I will
state kir whomsoever II may °mown. Met thaw roped It
.. ~
and known °Masao Me It—that, I base, for several years,
been to the habit of using other llair lie . doratives, and that . - •
I hod yours natty rupedor mousy other I Mom. ItLeotirei, •
ly alums. the bead of dindruff. and with ouo month . . prep:
ar me sill remoreanymerson's hale co theoriglual youthful
color and mature, schdogit a healthy, suit and glom, op.
pearular, mod all thisA without dbroloring the hands that-
Erni,' it, or the demote which It drops. I angold, therefore, -
mcommoud 11. We td every one dmirotta of hosing a fine •
oelqr and texture to hair.
limpacthilly, youts, WILSON HIND: ' ~e .
icir aide by 0 50„11. KUTNER, 140 Wood .t., Pittnintrob,
O.J. WOOD Ili 00 Proprietor., 112 Breedveyi el. Y.. ~.
(In the great N. Y. • to Railing istabltehmtmt) and 114
Market street, 81. Le • i Ito., aud aolil by oil good Drag
data. .aplo • anZniedetelaT • •
Dl' , • • STERB'
BAZAAR . I LIVERY STABLE
MIXON s 81011 Y, NE/111 LIBERTY,
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P SBURGII, PA.
HORSES, BTIGGIES, CARRIAGES AND •
overillsing . • ly found In a first oleos Desmar, op
beat and to order • all tainaa. Earnsdi (raided and ,
ralia/41; Tillictes • , and romforratilZ
air Order. for - to fonemi., or for families,
punctually attended • at all hours.
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month. Horan Pour i and mid; aim, kept oy
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PORK AND ,BEEF PACKERS,
DEALIIIM IN, PROVIZION4 de-s'
Censer Nimekat, wad Front Streets.
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