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SANI OLD 81.11911—Ira SIGISITICANOII TO
OtTosrrtow.—The speech of Mr. Douglas in
this city on Timidity night was a mere repeti
tion of his Illinois - speeches made last year.
SaarcelY a new word or a new idea was to be
found in the whole of it. To one familiar with
newspaper reports of his former efforts, this
speech was as stale as an old dish a dozen times
warmed up.
The Illinois - Senator is playing a desperate
political game. He has not much hope of Penn
sylvania, and therefore gives no entreat speech;
but be glees •us that one in order that he may
have some basis of setting up claims as to its
results. He has, however, some hopes of Ohio,
and be makes quite a number of speeches there,
going from there to Indiana, and froni thence to
Minnesota.
The object of all this industry is to promote,
if possible, the success of the democratic elate
tickets in the eeyeral states named. If these
tickets are elected, their election will be claimed
as Douglas victories, achieved by the unaided
strength of•his mighty arm; and if they are de
feated, the defeat will be attributed to the un
willingness of the party to occupy his platform.
In either event, Douglas will try to make capi
tal out of the result;jhut he much prefers the
success of the party he is working for, that he
may, say "I did it!" and claim the Charleston
nomination to being the only man who can carry
these states.
. This is doubtless his game, and it behooves
the Bepublicansand the opponents of the ed. I
ministration-to be alive to the fact. They cannot
be too active, nor do too much towards stirring
up the people.! The politicians of the demo
. • cratio - party are fighting the battle of 1860
-_,The results of this year are to mould the restate
of the next. Douglas knows that be can tamed
at Charleston only by showing that he is India
, peusable to the party, and he is making
human efforts to carry the locoroce tickets in
Ohio, Indiana and Minnesota that he may de
monetrate thereby his power and extort a Pres
idealist nomination thriingh the fears of a party
which tolerates, yet hates him—which would
`throw him overboard if it could do without him,
'but which will nes him if it eau do no better.
These considerations ought to stir up the
in the States we have named to unusual
exertions. Let them demonstrate that these
cannot be carried by the lorofooos, poi
even by Douglas.
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, .• , in thie State it is hard to tell what the Doug las
'..iiitti see after. The Poet, of this city, which,
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from being a rampant Buchanan organ, has In a
~ . '-• ... - :";'::;:',?;; . , - ._•: - ':;"few'weeks become as rampant for Douglas, is
4 1 . .?.Fr-!:': , ~;---.,-.-:;,..:::- -;- fighting with more than ordinary (apparent)
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real is simulated, snub merely put on to blind the
•.- .`,•-• • ','-' 'll' .5• • -•••...,..' Buchanan 'loon, or is real and to be taken for
.;. , ; - ,:-....A.41.i.1t4.;... - ..l , ::: . •••: : • ; - .... what IC seems', it equally behooves the opposl
- '.-; lion Co secure the defeat of that ticket. It is
.:: r,.7r 7 f ÷f,. : : . 1 ! ', ...." , ''' :7 " not for us, by our supineness and neglect, to
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' . • leaveground for any doubt as to the political '
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:.,';',.:, :?,•7.--.•-- - position of Pennsylvania . Let us demonstrate
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,',: ~ : i . . that roe can carry it, and that will be an end of
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• • ''''' .•-,•-'-.:, ..^.-.-1. ~......., ~,...• ,=,:-. : Pairnest.BULLTl93l.—The speech of Douglas
•. :44. - : :';'•' :;' :;•"/ -; ' ' '' ' 'W .- 2 •''' -, a t the St. Charles, on Tuesday night, diaolosed
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..• ... taken towards incorporating the reopening of the
'..-....,,1.:.',',..f:;":.:•:!.`;.•:.•••;::,•:-,..•:•t.,1?•: slave trade as a new plank in the Douglas plat
•••::::ii.:•..•!. ....‹.••••.'''''• E":: :•. T , :7 ; . - ; -'V form. Already popular in the slave-buying
.:••:** ,: 7 ••::::•''.-:::::::.".,:..,,,-,'• . . • ' States of the South, it must be made palatable to
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' • the dough-faces, the while slaves of the North.
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An excuse for outrage i& always the first thing
'',..'••.:;'.:.:".:.;' . .1: 1 ::: , -:: 1.-=, -:-.... looked for, and: the wolf is ready to take oath
4 :.;1 . :: , ;.4 i.. - :•i; .. !:: 1 5:-.V...},,..,..,- - that the muddy water flown uphill, rather than
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..-•: , '.:,:1'... , : not enjoy the privilege of eating the limb. •It
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. V.• - •:= •••• -..• . wan "northern aggression" that necessitated the
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-:': .',- ••• . . live slave Jaw;" it was "northern aggression"
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•! : ;:„ . ... , ; • ; • ..I , ' .'::---- 1.17•• -.... ' upon the compromise measures of 1820. A tense
~.' i c. . - .. " .7 . - 1' ' , : 4 :.; .•'„ - was sought for the quarrel; the bully knqcks
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his man down, and in the fact that he struggles
~...: .' . 75 :: 2i;i 4 -] . .i :l si -1 N.: , :„_ 41 'f... "'• to arise, finds sufficient reason for a repetition
4 : • : .1 • ••••!.:4;.: 4 Ii• : .;$'''..".°4 r - r--;,... • of the outrage. Is not this the Watery of Booth
-4:'...,:i1.':•.•14gL 4: ?? 7 '4i-f•; , -- : ern aggression for the last ten years! A constants
.„. = • •• • ,,,,...•:'';.T . ... 7 1••;;?:ce.5.7. • : ; invasion of freedom in her most sacred haunts—
''.-?-•;?•*;::::?!:.ii7,.t•::,..1.1'?..:,.ii.;•:.:; ...-:,_. 'in the territories, in the states, in the !belle-
Wi.i.,:':•?...-•: - ..l•ff,fl;•.-: ,::- -. '' • cures, in the Federal courts, and as constant a
• • •• •• •• •,.., :4 ?i,?:i;,.. 1• ;;•;13:•;,:'...•.:••.' 1.',..•-•. - . ~. repetition of "northern aggression," "northern
.• ''' - ' 7 ' , '• Z 1 .2. ' ' . •- ' 4 ' - ; -*. ''..o fanaticism," and such kindred and unoteaniog
: e:;•• ; 11: ?-•::'?'::•:+1•". - ..... :- ~ ' ... howls as exonee for the : wrong. -
' •l• ' : ' ; 'o,.,*; -1:4 ! . 1 ::'-: ~..';''• .`.. Now, what do we hear l - What does the great
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ii,..„ . 1 4,:i01;i41/.1...: :1•-'•. -- - ..-- - . Corypheus of the slave power and of the so
',,-1.P,P.:544.,1.-1;411:„-, •-:: 2 1: -.; ,:-:- 1 ‘- 1 ...• ..called Democratic party tall us? We are as
-li..:•`•,'-:•';',...,:'-„,::r•,?4,,..1., 4.,..'' -f . 1 .:- ....:-...isared by Douglas, in his Pittsburgh opseeb , that
f' .. '!V.;r;o,?,T,; *: ,: :: -. ::,:"X! , :::.7::::1 1 - 0 il aware the slave trade hie been re-opened;
: : : ",y . • , 1 ",,,,, - ,.. 1 ' :4 ;,...,. -. 4 ,-•-;;;; .. „ , ..::, 4 and that any attempt to restrict or punish the
:11' '''' ''' 4 '' . 4 7.- ''''''' , ; ,-,-, -'-' .importation of African slaves at the Booth has
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...?:'....•,...,,pr0ved abortive, but what wonder is it I Yee
. .:1;....4, 1 qt,..',:::',.'1:;P:' V.: C :4 , ,• : . "sot the example I You northern fanatics refuse
:;...!::";1;•..T,,•1'1".•5;:i..-:.i ..*.• 1• ,..1::.,..:. to catch, their fugitive slaves, sod they therefore
::::,!7 ; : . •';'*::7.,::17fi1,P) , ,j, . 1 :. ~., - : ' .l-a; , (what a therefore!) disregard the laws touching
~.;.':':';:.:t••••;.:1,:'.:::`•:''13.,,,,:. •: , .. * :''P' :- ...i.: - . : .' - the foreign slave trade! This is the excuse of
' .: ... - "•';• ' ' .. :'7• l ., ' ", ,:c•: ' '' , ' . .•,..i.'.. tie political bully, the first step towards brand
-,.',.::::•,,:-?,;!.....1, . • . • i ' "abolitionism" any opposition to slavery,
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• whether it refer to the domestic or foreign as
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THOEBP.BI'_ 810111iING, SEPT. 8, 188.9
Republican State Ticket.
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THOHAJI IL COCHRAN, of Tort eouoty.
nvareroa Galin"
wamut- it. Mkt. of Berk, county.
Republican' :County Ticket.
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ELIAS IL IMRE. M
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LOKOtatr,
WILLIAM VARNUIL Plflaburgt4
DAVID A. PRIVELIISL elletlemy,
OILARLES L. GOICIIRILki,
DAVID Z. ILLYSILD, Peeblau,
WILLIAM ESPY, Lower EL Mar.
ASSIOUST L&I,
THOMAS
DIMICT mounr,
31.0013 . 11. HILLER, PUMA:
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GOODMAN Y. COULTER, South F../
- JONATHAN LBAUPP. &nth PitbbUriCh .
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DATIL 00IINELIVS,Sowna lo P
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S. T. ANDLELSON. End Doom
NUM. al Toi POon.
JOSEPH MILLER, Snowden.
,Wr logx aunitAx, Esq., fe employed Al, As as
adagant for canvassing , and colleoting foram Pitts
burgh Daily and lWkly .Gazete. He - Will Irialt in
•that cspaolty_the various Portions of Western Penn.
syhrania and Eastern Ohio. He is oar only agent
for the purposes named. R. Eanarr & Co.
August 29,1859.. .
Non TEITZ.—The Ha:Manors Union, alluding
to Ohio,
"Thera the ultra Abolition opinions of Old
, dings are the opinions of the Republican party ;
and be was chosen Chairman of the Executive
Committee of the State at large, as the best ex
ponent of the principles of the party."
This is not true. Mr. Coo. hi. PARSOYS, of
Columbus, is the Chairmen of the Republican
State CommlUee of Ohio, and Mr. G2dings not
only does not :new, bat never did, occupy that
position.
The erroneous statement Wadi thus forme the
basis of • long leader in the Union, has had
some circulation in the papers outside of this
giata„•4 the Union has no doubt been Moo
aotit)p milled . iy it. We call the attention-of
gfia - Lo the mistake, presuming it will be
Isfrigaeigh to,correot it, without regard to the
„coat Vial the correction will spoil the sensation
editCrial front Viich we have extracted.
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situta
o vu m ow, of Georgie, thus expreeses
himself wllh . regard to the Free laborers of the
North; ti . ..uoditd.iiMs of aoolety, as Senator-Ham
mond elciipiendy calls them:
“The priud and- instable condition of the
poor white mitt in the South. compared to the
degraded White - stases of, be orth, is owing to
the extedenoect Afrimut. Slavery in the South."
The , authoe..of this imitating -language is
leading. Demi*, in good' standing with the
party whialitatilly claims, in the North, ts be
the frlindsif ibliworking man.
Tex NeUr York Herald "can only regard
the _movements of Dir. Douglas and iiis,aup•
potters in reference to the Charleston nont'irus
tion ae delusire and misohievens--delusivo in
retteerete to Hr. Douglas himeilf, taut full 'of
Entseldef4the patty : . .
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Ex-I3or. tiornot, of New York, In a speech
lately mad a in Minnesota, after arraigning the
Neer Englatni of thothat for her complicity bathe
olive to attributed to the New Englend of
d' Pregral'Ate hlaine of the 'recent re•openlog
of the inMo.. line hhor
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"The alarere laud their cargoes on some un
frequented ehere•of the- Bomb= 00184 Ind
forthwith the entire South is charged with Com
plicity in the alave.trade. But they do not at
the name time tell you that slave Wpm are fitted
out from New England ports; shot they glide
out to sea on their nefarious voyage banesth the
shade of Bunker Hilt"
Upon this the New York Tribune Well remarks:
"If it be true, as ha asserts, that. the slavers
now landing their cargoes on the Southern coast
are fitted out in New England, we pledge our
lives that every one of these piratical villains
bolds political fellowahip with Horatio Seymour,
and that should he receive the Charleston oomi. ,
nation, each and every one of these unbuog te
lace will vote for him, end, if they happen to
read Chia speech in due seison, VIII deposit their
ballots with the heartiest wishes for his sueoese."
Tostaross.--This delicious, wholesome vege
table is spoiled by the manner it is served upon
the table. It is not one time in a hundred more
than half cooked. lt Is simply scalded, and
served as a soar porridge. It should be cooked
three hours—it cannot be cooked in one. The
fruit should 'be cut in halves and the seeds
scraped oat. The mucilage of the pulp may be
'eared if desired, by straltiag out the Reedit, and
adding It to the fruit, which should boil rapidly
for an hour,
and simmer three hours more until
the water Is dissolved, and the contents of the
saucepan a pulp of mucilaginous matter, which
is mach Improved by putting in the pan, either
before putting in the fruit or while it is cooking
an ounce if butter and half a pound of fat bacon
cut fine, to half a peck of tomatoes and a small
'pepper pod, with salt to suit the taste. The fat
adds a pleasant flavor, and makes the dish ac
tual food, instead of a mere relish. The pan
mast be carefully watched and but little fire
used, and the mass stirred often to prevent
burning, toward the last, when the water is
nearly all evaporated. The dish may bo render
ed still more attractive and rich as food by break.
log in two or three eggs, and stirring vigorously
Just time enough to allow the eggs to become
well cooked. Tomatoes thoroughly cooked may
be pat in tight cane, and kept any length of time;
or the pulp may be spread upon plates and dried
in the sun, or a slow oven, and kept as well as
dried pumpkin, dried apples, peaches, or pears,
and will be found equally excellent In winter.
For every day rise, a quantity sufficient for the
use of a family a week may be cooked at once,
and afterward eaten cold, or warmed over. We
beg of those who use this excellent fruit to try
what cooking will do for it. It has • been eaten
half-cooked long enough. It never should be
dished until dry enough to be taken from the
dish to the plates, with a fork, instead of a
spoon.—N. Y. Trib.
• DISCOPZRY OF iNDIAI GRAVT.O.— , On Saturday
lest Mr. George Mance, of South Strabane town
ship, about two miles north-east of this town,
opened on his farm a tumulus, or mound of earth
and stones, for the purpose of using the stones
for building and in the centre of the hillock be ,
found, about two feet under the snrface,a human
skeleton in a tolerable state of preservation.
These remains were undoubtedly those of an In
dian,
buried there at least from eighty to a hen
dredyears ago, as we infer not only from the
mode of burial and the position of the body,
(the head being to the east) which are peculiar to
• the Indians, but also from the fact that the farm
has been in the possession of the original paten
tee (Gen. Henry Taylor) and his assigns for
more than three-quarters of a century. The tu
mulus is from forty to fifty feet in diameter, and
Is composed of sandstones, limestones and eartb,
and is of circular form. The limestones mast
have been carried some five hundred yards, as
there are none on the fain within sleet, distance.
The remains are apparently those of a man of
ordinary size and middle age. We learn that
there are many other similar mounds on the same
farm and in the neighborhood, the opening of
which would no doubt prove highly Interesting
to the anatomist and the antiquarian. This par
ticular section of oar country seems to - have been
a favorite resort of the red man, at least so says
tradition, and this is rendered probable from
the fact that there is a famous salt-lick within a
few yards of Munce's house, as well as from the
circumstance of so many graves being found in
the immediate vicinity. We hope that some of
our physlciane and antiquaries will open and
examine some of the other tumuli, as we feel
well assured that researches would result in the
finding of tablets, images, articles of pottery, Ste.
—Wash. Exam.
DISTRLSSING SOWIDI.—Mrs. Diary Coon, wife
of Frank P. Conn, (a saddler by trade,) commit
ted suicide last night, by hanging herself rith
• rope to • joist in the kitchen adjoining the
dwelling, where she resided. Her body was dis
covered a short time after life had become ex
tinct. !, She had been subject to attacks of Wimp
ity for some months, caused, we underptand, by
faithlessness, neglect and absence on the part of
her husband, who if all reports are true, she
"loved not wisely, but too well." On receiving
a short and very unsatisfactory letter from her
husband last week, who has been absent for
some time,and hearing that be had been arrested '
on charge of counterfeiting, she exhibited signs
of returning insanity, MB greatly distrezused,and
in her agony of mind, eevered her connection
with this world, as above described, last night.
Her maiden name was Mills. She is connected
with soma of our most worthy families,and leaves
four little.children and a large circle of friends
and acquaintances to mourn her death. This is,
indeed; egad case.—Strub. Her.
Tn. FROST IN WISCONVIIN.—Tha Janesville
Gazette says : A severe freeze on Sunday night
at Berlin Liss cut off the last Dope of any consid
erable amount of good corn in that region. This
also, with the continued drouth has settled the
potatoe business. Gran on all the uplands is
dead, says a Berlin paper, and the cows, as a
consequence, have pretty much dried up.
The Ripon Times says that a severe frost on
Friday night, cats off the last hope for corn and
buckwheat crops to that region. IL also states
that Senilitye raged extensively daring the past
week, on the marshes in Green Lake and Mar
quette counties, and that hundreds of stacks of
bay have been burned.
The Baraboo Republic nays : Last Monday
morning a black,froet fell in this vicinity, and
the cold was so intense as to freeze water to the
thickness of nearly -1 of an inch. This is the
third time within seven-years that frost has fal
len on the 29th day of Aognst, says our informant
who has noted them down at the time of their I
occurrence.
A Lerma from Havana in the New Orleans
Picaekmeoiated August 24, states that the baptism
had taken place there of no less a personage
than the eon of the Chief or King of the Loango
Congo district of Africa, who came passenger to
Cuba in 1857 upon a slaver, and fell iota the
' hands of the Government as an ordinary . Bolsi.
After two years of an official examination and.
investigation, in Havana and upon the coast of
Africa, he has been Identified as the royal per
sonage, eon of Congo's great King, long famil
iar with Cuban traders, and was Christianised
at his own request. He talks Bpanieh, Portu
guese, and French, and as soon as be has boon
thoroughly imbued or taught the tenets of his
new faith, ho wilt be sent to Bpaio, and thence
restored to his anxious father. He requested
Col. Felipe Avenge, in charge of the Emanoipado
Depot, to stand as sponsor for him before the
altar, which request be complied with In the
presence of a crowd, attracted by the royal
novelty.
"A 8E11341210N DOCITSICRT."—The Cincinnati
Commercial publishes a long and extremely
"highfalutin" letter, which it gully character!.
:es "a eensation document," from Gen. Ogilvie
Byron Young, of Cape Girardeau, Mo., to Sena
tor Douglas, urging him to run as an independ
ent candidate for the Presidency in case the
Charleston Convention should not make blot a
regular candidate. Says General Ogilvie Byron
Young, "The great popular heart pulsates for
you with the wildest diastole; of .gratitude and
admiration!" General Ogilvie Byron Young,
calla the Charleston Convention "en unnatural
and unuational monster." Gen. 0. B. Y. opines
that if Douglas does not accede to his request
be will "like Laoeonn of old, have to behold the
murdered epirit of Liberty bound in the clank
less coils of the merciless hydra Disunion."
A counaronninx of the Pittsburgh Gazelle
seeks through that paper the paternity of the fol
lowing beautiful and familiar line: •
.The coos:Ions wafer taw Its God and blushed."
The line is generally conceded to be Milton's.
It to said that when a youth at eahool, he and his
eohoolmates were required to write some verses
one the feast of Cana of Galileo, where the wat
er was changed into -wine. When the elder
scholars had given in their verses, most of which
were elaborated with the usual schoolboy pro-.
lixity, Milton presented the followlog: .
.Th, be, tb•Chsist! and every doubt was hunted,
The oonseloin Inatarna• Its Gal, and blushed..
This is perhaps the finest epigram in the lan
guage.
Via may add that these lines are oleo attribu
ted to the poet Craehaw, but we do not know
upon what grounde this pretension Is supported.
—Wash. Tra,
Banal m Viitaism.—The bears are very (you
blemme in Itianoke county. Pa., this season,
and hare 'committed great depredations on the
corn, for which the farmers hare turned out
gunning for them. A letter Bays:
"Three or four have been killed on Bradshaw's
creek within the last two weeks, and on het
.Beturday three were killed about three miles
from Psfayette,n ear Prince's, on lb* North Fork.
C. Weaker, Esq. shot a Teri large one this
Morning, making the number killed seven - or
eight during the space of three weeki. tite fre
quently are they seen, and lo much exalted has
the neighborhood become in their anxiety to
capture them, that there is goarcely a daypist/8
withoutcomepartyt, naeatinplreallofthem."
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mate.—A mu employed at Elizabeth F.
nue, Blair (scanty, deecended into nivel where
there was foal air, on Monday last, and wu ex
tricated just in time, tuidnoneroo aeon; It vu
only by the bait and moat anottlapos attention
that be was ruminated:How long la it lake
people to learn that; quick lime or a bundle of
burning straw stabld tWput into ouch places be
fore a tunnan being should dare attempt a de
ecent.
The Hollidaysburg Register tells of a snake
that was killed seer that place on Sunday UM,
In whose belly there were 85 little snakes.
The Chimney Rook Furnace has blown out,
and no more iron is to be made there until there
Is a prospect of that business paying better than
at present.
As
APPRECIATIVe PIRTICIPATOIL—Appro
pis of the assertion that Col. Seymour's recep
tion was got up as a political manifestation,
the following incident is too good to be lost.
One of the most active and efficient Aids of
the Chief Marshal was engaged in clearing
back the crowd, when he was addressed by a
half tipsy and very independent admirer of
Col. Seymour "An ye won't kill us ail if
we don't fall back, will ye ?" "Yes," said
the Aid, "every man of you." "No ye
wouldn't do that, sure, you'll be wanting us
by and by !"—Neo, Harm Jaur. and Cour.
It will be remembered that the New York
Herald has been publishing startling stories,
written by its Washington correspondent, of
the enormous extent of the slave trade between
the Southern States of this oonfederacyand the
coast of Africa. The correspondent said that
his'authority was aU. S. Senator. In a let
ter written on Friday last, he says that it was
Mr. Senator Stephen A. Douglas.
Tue Aurora Borealis, which made a brilliant
display on 'Sunday night, the 28th tilt., was
very bright sad beautiful on e ame evening
in Mobile, Ala., and New Orleans ths , La. The
phenomenon, was visible in the former ally for
more than two hams, and the colors were bright
and varied, while, In the latter place it was
fainter, and only lasted an hour. It is a very
rare visitor to those latitudes, and in New Or
leans they scarcely know what to make of it.
' BULLS WILL BITIL—A butcher boy in Le
Clair, lowa, while kinking a bull in the face a
few days since, was seized by the bull, and
had his toes nearly bitten off by the maddened
animal.
Suxicrat flonalaxwz.—The fact is now too
inn eatabllebed for any ona to attempt to contrarart
that moat of l b . diseases which often prove fatal In sum.
men are produced by emceed ve nee of fruit. and vegetables,
by which the Momsch f. dieordered, the Ilver doraoged, the
blood engemed and digestive organs, rendered Menne If
not torpid. Cholera, Oboist. firsebus, Bilk.. and Cramp
Moll; Dysentery, Diarrhoea and such Ilke complaints ger
minate end thrive upon Improper food and often time. be.
come iso deep seated and fixed upon the conatitution, that
the Meets.. and mate..e mineral medlciom are unable
to gnat their program until the patient is prostrate, and
all hopes Otani:la:vended. Who Is It that has not seen a
One, healthy want or Malt, mined with one of the annoy
tag disease. abase spot. of, and despite the skill ended.
once of medical gentlemen literally waste any nude r their
treatment? And how to treatment lobe emounted for?
Pimply by the tact, thatinsteed of administering some
remedy tO stay the falling
.tread
of. the afflicted, and at
the nema time check the elem. In Its program, the remedy
premsibed aided In the ...nation of the natural etrength,
end .1 the time the
to ins =AMA the nate= was
prostrate, end falling to eidte reaction the patient died
from the effect of the polo. administered to uproot the
dims. Not K. with IPZ/HLAVE7d HOLLAND BITTEBB,
which areontipmed imUrely of vegetable matter, and which
have not only proved themselves the In
tonic In me, but
ban barer failed to correct disorders of the eiomach and
bowels when taken mooning to directions. to the cure of
B.unerComplainta they hare no eclat Try them at enc.
RLAD Onsirinsin—The Oenulnehighly Conbentrated Roe.
haven Holland DINA. Is put op In half pint bottles only,
sad retailed et ply. bottle. The great demand for title
truly Celebrated Illeildne hoe Induced many , imitations,
which the public eboaldguard against purchaaing. Beware
of impodtkml See that imr name hiom the label of every
bottle Am= A G
_
P 1, Ja., • 00., Bole Ptoothdoes, 27
Wood Meet, between let and fd eta. Pletaburgh. Pa.
anitdaw
Dram-mt.—Wilson'', Pills are the best in
You canrely upon their elflarcy.
Pure In thetr cantle. effects.
Phyticlena have administered them.
firnineut statesmen have tried and approval them.
Preachers, Doers, and thousaade of citinems
!peak of them to the highest term.
la fact, they anis epeollic for Dyne/tale
And disuses of the stomach Ego bootie.
told by D. L. PAIINEMOCK it CO, Wholesale Drug.
gins, no. co Wood Street, Pittsburgh. sad:
21"
ABiILED-00 Tuesday moryillig, NeyLtlib, by the Bar.
/aerie* AlLeon, ALFOCANDEN M. WATBON, Zaq , and
NARY W., daughter of Dr. Jahn Dickson.
the Thunday ermine , &y d. 1.4 at the residence of tb•
bade'. Nimes, Col. lobo flarrm, la Illnerwille, by the Res.
8, M. apart., Se.. GAO. A. LYON, of Erie, Pa, in Mn.
MARY ANN BURTON.
Atln abbertioemrnto.
fficaeritneorre
IRISH LINENS,
DAMASKS, DIAPERS, 4.C.
CONSUMERS OP RICHARDSON'S LIN
ENS, and those deldroue of obtaining the GINCIENE
MUDS, should a.• that the wad. they enircheee around.
al wilh the full LLS6III of the flreo.
J. N. lIICIWIDSON. SONS a °RUIN,
eilymlgnerahlam of ebe J. windrow and durability of the Good.
TOLLODIJart I. [...land .araotiully cereamery. .. large
•pustiltleu of infealor .r.. 1 defcur. U... or. vr0p.... 1 .
...on after meson and sealed with thenen,. of RICILa RD
BON. by Irtab Rouses, who, toga...llea of she Witty thus
Indicted althea* the Aneerion ...mar and the *maybe
tme of the gentile, Gads. will cot readily abendon •
bnalnew profitabba, while peirclameers can be impomed on
With Goode of. wartlike.* character.
J. lIILLOCKR a J. B. LOOKS,
Agents, 18 Church &reel, New York.
TORN M. BRADSTREET A. SON'S IN
ley PROVED kIERCANTILII Pit LAW AGENCY.
E. EL NEVIN, Jr, , Arita for tsburgh: OEl o o i
romo•rit
co No. 07 Vault /CREST.
Offits to NOW York, No.= Ilroadvay. •
Epk.Our R•porta of blorolootts anil DAD ker. are prepargoil
with the greatest earo.
•
MlLlNfotae and Amputate collected promptly.
Country Etesidence for Bale.
A
BRICK COTTAGE with near three
JCL. ecru of Land, about half • tolle from the Allegheny
Alarket, on Om MIL eammandlny good air mid tins sone
ry. The hones hie sly good rooms, Perrlda miler and
Ilbed attk. Mere is gm gpring Home only • few tool
from the kitchen, and also emble on the property. tn
gulre of DILWORTH A BIDWELL,
seAlsod Corner Warm .trot and Cherry alley.
COOK STOVES,
Parlor Storm',
Off[maim,"
[hating Blots,
laindr.d. Stoves,
franklia
Charcoal Storrs,
Has
Stares.
The test selected auortuaant oratorio to to toned lAtin
a cities, fa at the Iron City Bien and Tin Warehouse o
W. W. BRADSHAW; 1f0.14 Wood street,
se3 first door Wow the sign of the gold= 000.
SUNDRIES -50 dos. fancy Corn Brooms;
25 do moiled bockatc
10 do do ?obi.
to koirearpnled Nal*
50 toiea No.l Radii Bon;
Tszlegutod do
60 do Mould and Dipp.4 Candler,
no Ws No.l nu& EaO, lost Ws,
Mre. B. B. PLOYD • CO.
Vol. by
S OAP -1
1 5 0 2 b0±e , 1: 1 1 .4 11 . 1u soap;
ID 'tarsal./ far al.. by
do
_ SELLZIIB I CO.
F Louit—ith. i,ble . Superfine and Extra;
prime Entre remily;
In store and fm .....r S. 11. PLOID • W.
FRESH Alt t.: VAL OF FALL GOODS.—
WO an now receiving tuve atylu Gonda of all
qoalitiecinst imported irons Europe.
end 0. !Lissa?! LOVA 74 Sleeker streoL
LARD -25 kepi No. 1 Lard in fitoro and
far sale by 1. itLLEKBk CO.,2ooLlberty et.
CANDLES -400 boxes Star Candles in
stole and (or ode by V. SELLERS * 00.
• HALL & ISPRECR,
PLOW PtIANU FACTO REES
No. 166 Penn Street, Pittsburgh;
PATENTEES of the celebrated First Pro
mi.. IRON CIVir4E AND lIILL-ALDE REYOLV
lan BEAM PLOWS.
• • •
Also manufacture Patent Lever Oentre aver, Luprovvd
Peacock, Wrought troldtioartl, Omuta, Valley
and ovary other d.dollen of
PLOWS, PLOW CAPPING.% COLT/VAPORS, Pc.
tel„They oleo =dhow to mop on the old Placenta roan.
dry, corner of Penn nowt avid Oodl alley, the Canting,' of
which have been long ulebnited for their excellence. All
Wen promptly and eatistectlon even to Matt:men
lo end-, particular
eeTtlyd
PHELPS, PARKS
No. 4. St. Clair 6t Pittsburgh, Py
W A 0 0 IVO,
DRAYB,
TM/UM WUZZL4
- '
a WLBARILOWd, ao.
All work warranted a- the beetLINE material, and work.
thanahlp. AU orders promptly luntl satlesctorty Ailed. Al!
Work la their line shipped lo any deorfred paint on the short.
Int notice. All Work warranted. .
fr/-!!.w (Mean. Repooltary. ft& 40 PotAkto .trawl, Other,
Inn be found et all them a complete aelkettoent of articles
In their line, of unrivalled excelleato.
PARLOR,
DINING HOOU
DaTLI•1101:181,
01/1/10E, to.,
.
IIEATINGIiTOVES, '
for Wood or 004, cheap, at its /ron Olt, Saito and Tin
Warnhouse of
W. W. IiftIDBLIAW, No. Ili Wood area,
Hra door below the ago of the Ooldat Quo,
PITTSBURGH AGRICULTURAL
WORKS,
Nos. 49 end 51 Ferry Street;
ROBERT e. IVILLIAIII6, Proprietor,
irlacconor to Waldrop, stool A
XLIMCTUnin or
Mowers Reapers, Horse Powere, Threshers,
Cider Mille, Hay, Straw and Fodder Cut
tare .loother Agricultural Machinery.
erifolood
A• VALUABLE PROPERTY of 54 acres
.ji for eat., Worts et about 3 miles from the river at
Jong' ferry, and near tbe bteulamville road; lb save of
timber land and 110 of creek bottom: • very plemant al tun.
tion for country !voidance; or suitable for gardening. per
pmew, • smell dwelling bola, good tenor, lc. Alen, 34
saes of beentiful laud near the alerts .111 be sold In lute of
1,4. d 6 scam. gar mica and tams apply to
sal 13. OUTUBIinT t NUN. 61 !guild et.
MIIS1Al! MUSIC!! MUSIC!!!.
708
BALLS, PASTIV, WitDDLNOS, a. FURNISHED.
112 Smithfield Street,
Oppoqt• Itre Cut= Mow
1: 4 . 4U6 *3771 1 13 1 1 . gillaLtaintlitrattrf 11:12';
■ ISTORY OF THE WHISKY INSUR
is RUMOR La Watagti Nansylnals, 114. nom.
• . flesekaraidge. Jut R 064 aid Lome bi •
•• • .W. EL BMX,
of aziwg mariesitoftgaina wog tad %lad.
. _
motto • abbertisements.
--- ----______ ____ _ _____ _ _
STODES, a — ELATES AND BANDED! 1 B . W-.OLFF JR
_ .... •.
~ .
m 0...... to Wolff & Lata9l
-
114
Sioves rates and Ranges! ' IMPORTER AND DEALER IN 1.41
el l Hardware and Cutlery,
Corner Liberty and St: Clair Stn.,
_
PITTSBUROII, PA.
IS just receiving an extensive and well Be
looted !stack of RA :WARE Maim tortataaad toy
good. direct tram CS. !anon( doyen m ilia lame CA.SIT
term., I ato preptuatt to afar lioloomiwota to p0mp.,.. ,
to a wail tabula/ stook, at aticlitlOW PRICES, aa .in duty
compailoo.
by aloe& critoptias nattiest of Ctalory. Paddloyy, Douai
Ti le tm a uilvigs,Ciaspaotare sod anwilimaittie Toole, and all to.
rlat of
BISSELL & CO.,
NO. 2.35 LIBERTY STREET,
MANUFACTURERS OF
OCo 0 Mr. lIV Q, 1. .EL RL 0 R
HEATING STOVES,
•
Fine and Common Enamelled
GRATE FRONTS AND FENDERS
dad the Celebrated Cepllol +a Z.lO.
COOKING RANGES
It you want the BEST COuEING FLANGE that L mad
call at
BISSELL & CO.'S
'Hy.. want tkia gen COAL COOKI:th SIOVS, call and
1 710tORY," MADE BY BISSELL k CO
Ifyou want the BEST WOOD WOKING STOVE, cal
and get the
'BLACK OAK," MADE BY BISSELL & CO
If you an balldlog a hortie, and not the BEST FIIIISIT
.111AM= STYLE of
GUIA.7 FROM TS
Call on BIZIMLL t Oa., and you cannot fall b bo pleased
as they hen the Larval and Meet alortment In this he.
of batmen to be found be the chy. aelsltJal
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TOE CITY
PITTSBUSGEE G.49,ZEITTE
PUBLIBLIED DOLT/MD WEEKLY BY
R. lER.FLIC'TI' & CO,
8 NOW IN ITS SEVENTY-FOURTH TEAR
With • largo and col:W.11y
INCREASING CItcCULAT/O'N
O( both its Dolly arid Weal." Edition.
/tarn odors mammal Irtdooomanto to AlvcrtUon, befog
no/venally rooppolEv)
The Best Commercial Paper in the Went,
Rom Mai as It Moss, most of the lilarchanm, Mum!.Aur
an and Families M them delay and mrroundlog region,
Mehiding
Pennsylvania, Ohio, !gorilla - rt. Ind
ana, Western Virginia, Wiseon
sm„ lowa, /11inoia, Hannan
and Nebraska.
ite - Advertieing at Moderate Priem -We
ADVERTISING AGENTS FOR Till GAZETTE,
Slam B. Y. PETEINGILS 1.00, Now York •cd 800
too; W. U. 3IcDONALD A 00., NM Joni, 0011
03, lON as wifsria...l C. KERMA Phil. dl.?
HIGIATEI ANNITaI. PAIR
Allegheny County 41,5tIcultural Society
Maui Poiniprista aid Ohio,
131 h, 111414 lst. sad leth
SEPTEiI OEM 11159
CASH P3lll/1:111111
eILITSIiO/11.8!
Amounting tollearly 84,000
Hair Grounds, 9th Ward,
PITTSEIIIRG,kI
TENTS and utile - e - notions provided for the
display of Im Mochasla Arta.Daskaals awl Ha:mhold
od Ipleamaala, Fruits, Vaptabler arid Minn. Coy•
and Tablas for and of Poultr
and ., bed Stela kw flossed, Cattle. Sheep and Swine,
y.
°BOUNDS ABUNDANTLY SUPPLIED WITIS WATER
122 ftIIZIC C=Mm
VVidnesday, Thariday mad Prlday
Abotteluomotetaam power xlll 1). provided for the rub.
[dog of rusallnery, de.
billa.
/fir Large Premium. adored for maclaluery. Ste largo
ArUclso mg far mid:balm &mild bit addromed to oltbar
GOII. J. B.NEOLEV, W. B ABNER LTa En, or BENJAMIN
KELLY, Baparlstandan caraftilay labelled, with
ounar's num and raidng.
Entries rsoetni sad .thtbitorh tlakata ror.i,b.d at
HALL A BMW.% .Ptak 'Wareham., corner Caen, allay
and roan stria; aftat'Augnal Mb, 1839.
Hay and Straw GRATItfor all antdroala antenna fbr az
ollat Min at lowed cub prtcto
Air A S lentil. mat barna& on Becratary'a Books on or
baron SIIEBDAT EVENING, 13tb of
September. All ar
ticles and ardsnala . agave boranoonuat be brought within
the pclasure by Tattsday woo Honer admitted on Wed.
naty monism, bat mat to enteral prartoaaly.
• Jar Ompettilon bepod Bo Rata cm:Bally larltad.
Vigilant alabt and day Polka
Ibltor's tides, $l,OO. All rshlbltor• become
members of Iltoßocl.
Air 'l.lllla/to for 81,00. four tickets. 50_ rental.
/kr Bin& sdmfooloo, 15 cool.
Sir Tartleta sad toonionlolli bo admitted to the ground
ot tno /Wowing plitoat—Ttro ham 'thick 05 cents;
Mgt. boils Tellico, 11 contA Anglo bor.% 10 cents.
The Pamongor Eatinoy and lb. Ototral Perna'.
It A. an WI ho In cotortant anntonnleatlon with lb.
voltam. Uttar. a/drum/ to
ROD= IticKNIORT, ,
aolo tordtver Cornspoedlng Doeretary, Pludsurab
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED
• „
BY/RR /UTZ /Lig TO
AFF & Co.,
•, FOR /RR MST
STOVES.
FOR THY BEST
COOKING RANGE FOR FAMILIES,
Food Door for Ihrtorfogjo
AND BERT WOOD 0001 T BTO VE.
• DIPLORA /OR IDLIT Lamm* 81001.
dho, on bud • largo asoortmant of Matta& gnosis,
Min sod tancy_Orats hosts randont. Rd sod Dog Dona,
514 " KORN, Wagon Ro=e., Hollow Ware, 10.
GRAFF & CO.,
No. 945 Liberty OO ,
LT THE MUD OP WOOD /TRW
:162-Iyd , Panunrsoa, Pons.
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE OENTS.—Nzw
DE.I3OItIPTIVI,H/IND BOME-OP TUE P. 11141113111.
VoylLt uaaratoAD, by Getogah. hlleh
dreanyiel on • Now Plan. All Ballow In regular wear.-
- A Perfect Index to tht Boot. Sam eking any
• tleartlOne. Points oat all the Attractions.
j for
Ehatancta on el t7t ote d" hethett 2mk n°ll4 ' l Toll
3n7. 14416 n rig".
Coo
-of 111""3 "
cam before onbllabad. itarfilats West of Pit 4
bulb whip:loer this Boob to tbeardbtary
Holtman Gages. Daum et.
all the neareaty Datum
Tablas
tohe.
Nth.
Ana thug become oilo b at7 b. y deeertptive a the entire
Pi f or &111.60 AD.
Jost booed and for de by W. & ILLY&N, Printer and
etatiouer corner of Enka nod &woad brutWood
0041Tbird greets. Plttaborgb, Peale. ma°
- -
1859,
Second Arrival of " 1851).
CARPZITS AND OIL CLOTHS,
THE FOURTH STREET CARPET STORE,
PITTSBURGH, PENNA.
laT D. it 11. M . 'OALUDI RESPECT-
V T • TULLY imoccanc• that they u escalehts sew
and supply or chhphildo, selected directly from trie
Importers sod liteaufectoren by are of the fin; tsre
the teat. to which they Invite the Alta:Win of purchasers.
Alto, • UM style of OANTON MATTING, for summer par.
lore. The latest make of OUtPlif lIWZZPIRIS, eta. etc.
which dull be offered at the lowed Mtn.
Job W. At STCALLIM
PROPOSALS fpr Grading, Paving and
Settles with Curb drama Hie dive; from Ada=
tenet to hasty sized, Will to received at the oaks of
ttd Madding kfgelalar, no. co Smithfield
Fee tfith loot. MOTln t e til
aeldtd • Becardleig Umiak
MEWING bIAOLLINE AT A EAE9AIN.
1.7 —A dzatolus Omar 3!
Wes.itaanadAaod, allindarorprk... .. „ ;
It and be sold Ilar WE than
da7 HARM MMILIFIVIOWT!,--
:4. ;.^
Alignflaming.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
MW end'/, Cut Saw( Pump Clain mad. Tablug, Mortice
!loath., Horan; Macblues, Baru 1)..0r Mouse, platform
Heal., Elm! Mu. Aim. Lam, Lratbrr, Copper Civets, Jo,
lc. I would cordially luolt• person. Malting Um city to
azastdrm Me mock before parch •slug alwhers. eel:Stour
a.taxclr.EEralver cfM' 1210.1‘,113°
'MEN NEW SCALE MR,
PIANO FORTES.
TILE subscraber has now on hand a most
eplendld nook or Planer, coneletlog cf and 7 oo
lavee, In Plan and Ca. 1,1/ C• 11.41 or the moat oleg.t
fa - rlpttoo, from the celebrated Factory of Chlckerlcii A Poo.
The loatcamente ate all provided alai tbelr Late. Improve
manta, ea Repeofinp.Action, Doable Dampers, Feff-floao
UM, AM an of their
ENLARGED NEW SCALE,
By which. ranch !arm sound board Is obtained, cone.
quently the tone le renNred very powerful, yet retaining
Ira meet and canaleal quality. By the petfastion of the Ac.
hop, the performer la enabled to prodoco all gradee of tone
frcmpianUrino tofortimso, .Ith the greatest ems.
OSICICESING a SONS' PLLNOS lbaa apokao it by
the bast artists and urinal In our country:—
TULLES'S.° aapt—"They ant beyond oomparlson LA< Leal
I hare arms man in the United Btatm, and will compare fa
vorably with any I have aver known."
GUSTAVE ELUTES says —. Tbsol/MiOn.atich t.Pft"'
wi three years ago, has been more than coot rmed tome, by
the south most use of them, rim That for volcano mid pure
quatity of tone, with nicety of articulation, they are one.
quelled."
[from the National Intoll4cancer, Washington.]
'They can Wel; tow comparison with iratnamenla from.
any part of the world , in point or tone, strength and elaw
two of Conch."
[From the New Orleans Plosynne]
"For excellence of material, elegemu of finish, and faith.
fulness of workmanship, and above all for volume and vw
tidy, mellow smoothes., brilliancy and perasencnce of tonr,
they arannequalled."
f Prow the Family Journal.)
"The peculiar musical qualiti. belonging to the Chick
arlfig Wham:mut; ue a full, timiloial, rich and poisarla
tone, free from any wooden, noisy, loudness of sound, so dl
agreeable to the multi,* mosicel oar. Toe) has also an
easy, even and pleasant touch, ant will kap In tune belts
than any Mom known..
•
The petal, v* 1111 . 14..1 to call and examine there trilethltd
setremertta, Which are meld at
PACTORY PRICES AND WARRANTED.
au2.6 dastit JUIN 11. MELLOR, St. Wood street_
OLD and YOUNG
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,
IMETI
Professor Wood's. Hair Restorative
WILL PRESERVE, INFALLIBLY, THE
weer, t o
color of the hide, If wed er three
times& week, to any imaginable ago. Perfectly restore the
gray; corm the bald with nature'. own ornament, the hair;
snake It more soft and beautiful than toy oil, and WY-MVO
the scalp free from all diem.. to the greatest age. BMWs.
Mew Judge., Attorney., Doctor; Clergymen, Profeesional
Mee sad Gentlemen and Ladles of MI Manes, all over Ike
world, bear testimony that we du not my too reach la its
lavor. Read the followleg, and Judge:PROMSOR S. TELALIGISO, PIANIST,
say., on his arriVal in the United State the
wan rapidly becoming gra, bt on applying
Wood's Hair Restorative his y Lair soon recovered
Its original hoe.
OR ARLES CARDS W,13 Nem. Street, N. Y.,
gays the gray hair. on his wife's head were, at ,
is a few meat . s trial , turned into a dark brown,
at the mme time beautifying and thickening the
hair.
AL 0. RAYMOND, Bath, Maine, nye he la now
stay yam old, sod bie hal, and whiskers were
two-thirds gay,. but by the unto( two bottles of
Restorative the gray helm have disappeered,
both on ht. head and face, midis more soft and
glom than for twentylve years previcroe. Ills
wife, at the age of fifty two, has needle .7th the
tam* edict.
TINLEY J OLINBON, Beg , of New Orlananys
that he bet his halt by the Yellow ?ever, In DOA
U. need Wood'. Ltalr Beetoratlre, and ht. hair I.
DOW thick and glowty.
B. IL MIDDLICTON, Unook., A10i5..., tan
the Restorative has d oor much fool to his port
all. country. Ile need it for b eldoeso, and pow
as a One head of hair.
T. L. MOUT. Lebanon. Kermuny, ems ha tin
moo WomPe Mir Restontne to Leonean of ca.
• • • • .
au, and rte.. toe. it to fill t o . rivIIIVIIIIAIog
all It pr0f..... to to.
A J. ALDS24, McLabeetion.', Illinois, mays be
bed the weld head eight leave, ant rew
tint by the liberal ova of Woody [lair Itnatora•
he new has a rich glossy head of bah.
Sir Bold by all Drnieglets, and by
!( Wood
Co., 644 Droadway,'Novr York,and 114, arket
=4, . Louis, gin. Said in or by De.
B. PAIINDBITODE OD,
and all Drnaltta (anikillyi
CARD
TUE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
Inted with hint In this waouseLe intocent
11111UEL. EIVAIIT sod yr. WILLIAM
WHET, •s 0 • D I costing', th. at the OLD STAND
NO. XT I LIBERTY STRcn,diroctly oppooll• 1.14.E.131.
•SAMUEL 814.18T..-.1411. LL. CIORNILY.. .4111 CURRY.
W. M. GORMLY & CO.,
vcrx.sc)LEs."..L.p.
G,ROCERS,
=MEI
P-ROVIBIONS. YRODUCEC
PITTSBURGEI MANUFACTEThES,
No. 271 Liberty
ja2o¢lo2lp , Pittsburgh, P
+oui :. toata.._._
LOGAN di. GREGG,
IMPORTERS OF
HARDWARE,
SO. 52 WOOD STREET,
lcar DOM" Oars St. Charles /Intel,
1.30.18t0
G. B. BITAR, late of Lancutar....—Lootn A OLIGO, PlMlig.
GEO. R. ..131tArafiN or. co.,
Commission Merchants,
wok VII SALE or
PIG IRON, BLOOMS, &v.,
No. 52 Wood Bt., Pittsburgh.
}IMAM= —Lyon, Fliorb & Co., Fitiabarkb; LTA:loam.
Copeland & Co., Pittabarph; Shoa R. Franklin, Eq., Lan
caste]; am Almon Cameron, ilarriaburgi Bryan... Gardner
, P. J 81.0.6.0
TED ENTERPRISE
Insurance Company
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Insures Against Lou or Damage by Firs
on Iluildliags,ligerehandlee. Fur
niture, ae., at Reasonable
Rates of Premium.
Draacroad—lf. Ratchford Mary William IPltee, W
APIs. A Co ;Malt. Prarian /no. 11. Atwood, of At wood ,
White • Co; Den). T. Trodkk, of Tradlek, Stokes & CO;
ri.. 7 Wharton; Blordroal L Dawson; Goo . EL st.w.re. 01
8e.....r Pxod John IL Drown, of John Q. Brown Co,
13. A. faldwatook, of B.• A. Pah =stock A Co.; Andrew D.
Clash; 7.L. Brig opr, of Wood • Bnlnger.
P. /LATO/IPORD MASS, Presidezi.
.Crialtss W. Cox., Idocretary.
Prrnmaa Itirtarecze.—Wm. Holmes a.C , , J. Yentas
k On, itornse BL Howe, 1, Jas. Marsha% E.q, Alien
Eranacr, En, 14Pransy & Co., Wilson, Payne a 00,
Malay, Braun & On, Llylept.on, Oveland D . Oa, Jamul D.
LLY&& & 00, Ir.. s. Lasky a co
GEO. O. DREAM & co., AienK,
1441:612,1 a o. as wood Stmt.:
NO.FLTSIMCFm
Assurance Company,
NO. I 1100110 ATE SPRINT, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN '1836.
CAPITAL.— $6,208,800 00
PAID DP CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.. 2,194,111 09
ANNUAL 261 , 20011, for tbo yearend.
lag January 11, .......... ....... ..... . 933.024 12
Tills COMPANY INSURES AGAINST
Loa or Damage by Vire, abnoet every deecliptlon of
Property. TAe Rates qf Prerataner ore moderate, and, In
all came, based opon the cbaruter cf the owner or nem
pant, and the walls of - the riale.
Lome promptly aoltlatted dd without reference to
London. A *mid pereennealand a fond prom/led is /Wade:.
PhinibrYnYeeent of lositrin tliis country:
unman ofMinnßem .
Mn.an Jam. McCully* OA, 179 Wood etrat4
John Floyd OA. 1 1 3
" Brown A Birkpatriatn 193 Liberty street;
• D. Olen t Co., SW Wood enact
w .31wa7 Co., 94 Woad .treat;,
• James hicCandleas 00, 103 • •
• Mad& t Co, 93 Water street; •
• B.A. Fahceetock t Oosriret and Wood Meet.;
• Jae Woodwell it CO., Second and Wood stmt.:-
AtwelL L. t Co, 8 Wald street;
Darebtleirltoa, romnb and Market grade, .
• ItoOandleso, Manx 00, Wood and Water en;
arnmancen ta /111tuaL11:11.
accirs H. BMW. rage 1 8 Batt ann.
gym. Cinchona Co 212 Alarkat etres4
Wm. MI. Co, =South 'root meet
• RPOatchema *Collins, Front and Now etc
• Boanb,WMlsins i Co, 813 Market stres4
• ..Tammer Graham & Oa, Mend 22 Twiltta drew%
B
Joseph .AUtchalL Itneddstit blecaardece Bank:
Jamas Dmalsp, Ng, President Onion Bea k;
Hon. W. A. Paler, late Jags Suprema Pout
JANKE. W. AIIIIOTT, Agent,
Joittlydls Temporary Mae. 103 Wood stareL
A 9 ACRES OF LAND NEAR CLIFTON
— MAW STATION, Ft, Wm* and Chicago banned, .1
about 8 miles from IS. city; 11 sum I o cultivation,: ems
creek bottom, Mow timber, mall hunao and viable,—
Pik* $l,lOO. For We b 7
B. MITI:1E11MT t EON, 61 !Whet xt.
A FARLI OF 10 AtIRES, situate on the
jOIL Ohio then, et 11% mile* below the city, between 11111-
but and Ban' litatletc 2 donbls frame booms • .mltb•
I/mix to fieellaut tpnnw, garden paled In. ex. The La.
and the Amen Tetephie pea • the vregeb es For was by
set 8 . tlClTlilliftT • SOX. 61 Ilark.t
RECENT GRADUATE of n Now Eng.
isoq Catsr, yttbos to obtain s dicta .= as 721_
tames tEINt/ take of learning. Gad repowastdatiole•
albedo!. Thu Unbar tart:Was !agates a Tau CletlX2.
a/WM
• Cap nation flits.
• .124.1128, Amot - toneer.
V 't mmer C i s 2", Booms it fel ft s lt•
PLETANT lIOUSREICID FURNITURE
1,2 ATARCTION.--On temday morrang, &pt. 13.tt 10
ticklek, wilt be odd at the dwelling No. Third Ara;
Parrs Row;elegant Hanaehold Straltrow t OROIWIdaIt
saw hair oat mahogany and cum mat choirs, ant and
mahogany rmkera. marble top tamtni tab*. legs e t
frame mantle glamea Bromella, tapestry and lograla mr•
pox, mahogany and inthant berm; toad and work
table*, exteroloo dales MU" studmpay tad walnut bed ,
Meade, or Ong and hair otattnexem, feather bid;
bey hr- Also,. variety of Rltchen lam/tote -
P. 11. DAVIS, Act.
COINER 6111 AND SNITLIFIELD'ST.I.,
OPPOSITZ TU POST OPPICS
FIFTSBURCE;
Str•nger• or Citizen.
DESIROUS of knowing where is the best ,
in
pro. young men Pr t wino. tllrret.
ea not only to Inquire of the principal Merchanta,Bathera i
Teed:ben and Prosolonal men of th e city. but are moot rr
'path:ally Invited to call at the Rooms of the Collop mad
tote Wuring comparison beterzem thlaand eimint
intltullon claiming public patronage, rr the az. sot
otter of the Scams; the number of etntiottfa la attend
the mode of Inetrnollon Porah•A Tari",ry
and {thorough.. of the mutes tot study: the ottleiltr
appemence of Me Tort done by tbe ...lent. the comp.- f
t... 1 of the the quakeeetion a experience and
literary statohng of the teacheneand ell other (Liao Mal
go to make op • drat Mean &hook and then it not outlined
that the Item Oily College It gentil t io Qr.:moor toy other
&b.,. end ponoiEßO farilitlre op oho,. aloe to to Non&
ii io not erpertet that they win potromre Srhont nor
*ill they be eoltelted to do m. ,
au2t dior,
lublic Siotitia
- - _
hlowintoenna Basnit,
Pittsburgh, Pepternbtr 2d, IS LA i
TOE President and Manager's of the ilium
pony for erecting A Bridge cry. tha Wear Alan.,
gttele, op oi l. Cltfsborgh, in the canny or Allegheny,
have thie dad declared . dividend of FOUlt pYa pyT . on
the Capital knock, which will he paid to the Slockholdore or
their legal rept . ..Cal.., at the Toll Hon., on and aft.
the 12th foe. eedtStde .111/IN TLIAW„ Treestner.
—Tht
.../011C6.—The Stockholders of the Alo•
tdooktdsels Paanfoger Railway C.ropany err berf.by
notified that an election for Bee lima:fere vol I.a held et
toe office of 31. SWARTZWELDDR, RN,
Pittabornh, on SATURDAY, Sept. 10, Idlo, between the
hours of 11. M. and 1 o'clock P.ll.
frisZoitcs.—The Stockholders of the Pitts
'••• burgh and Eest IJbertyPimenger RallersyCompany
IF 111 meet at [hoof:See of J. F. MACKENZIE, No. CO Fourth
street, in to. City of Pittsburgh, on the TENTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, A. D., IMP, to orgauiso said OOMPIUY anl
elect Ore Managers to serve until the third Monday of Jan
vary next, or until their mu:rummy ore mutat!: and Ims.
folly chcsen. N. P. SAWYER,
WILLIAM PHILLIPS,
JOHN AIKEN,
JOHN OGDEN,
A- W. GAZZAM.
i5OOO AGENTS WATITED.—To sell four
new Inventions. Spots have made over E. 5,000 on one—
better than all other alnglar attendee. Send tone stamp,
•:d get SO pages partlenlars, gratis.
Jellamda••T EPLIRALM BROWN. Lovell , Lase
iterAortirs WANTED in this State to can
with theGOLDEN SALVE. Balls rapidly. 0.1 make
good pay. PA terms, Ay mod stamp.
Jell3mdawsT O.P. WLIITTILN, Lowell, Elam.
ffl,muutmcnto
A POLLO PIIEATRE.-
.PORTEII AND SV/AHLAND.
Doors opcn at 7 o'cteklic; Cartons goal rue a 8 oWook
COOPER'S OPERA TROUPE
igirSee Posters and Programmes.
CARGO'S BRASS AND STRING BAND;
°mos, 21 211211 STIUIE r. .4.8:1,d
Manus
WAN TED—An active partnership in some
well anabllsbed boldness, lo the city, Ly iytteeon
who him from $3,000 to $5,000 to frame. All comeettalce.
Cone conlldentiel: S. CUTIIBERT A SON,
at5Xl No. 61 /Whet stmt.
WANTED -5,000 bushels Flax Seed, for
which the htgbeat market price will be , paid.
na3o J. D. CANFIELD a CO., MAU/ riot
41 - o art
To LET.--A comfortable trvo story
Mick Ihrolling .llosto on Bay streeL
Knqufro of R. IL HMO,
an2o No 211 Liberty mast.
k3lnuattanaL
DOLYTECLINIC COLLEGE OF THE
ETATIt OF PSYN'A., PlllLADELPULt.—lneorpara
ted 192 and argent:aid with a 101 l Penalty, on the plan of
the Industrial Collages of Paris arid Germany. Comptinas
a Preparatory Department and Pour Technical Scheele. rim
The School of Min,
no School of Fradelcal Chemistry;
The Fchool or Civil Engineering;
The School of Mechanical Engineering;
Architecture end Tow/graphical and alechsnleal Draw
his are included le the Engineering coarse, and tha moot
tendd Field and Laboratosy ;Tactics Ls allorded.
The Seventh Annisnal Session will begin on, MONDAY,
Sert.l9tb, 1859. For Catslogoes and farther inks - tots:don
address Da. A. L lEENNEDFs
en3o.3isra44lsr4F Prealdeat of Family.
ALLEGHENY CITY COLLEGE.,:,
COHNED OF LEACOOFI AND BANDUSECY EIS.
PILOCIPJA.S .
REV. J. NEWELL,.
IMGME3
Classes will ceopen en
MONDAY, SEPT. STH.
Ladino(l...4M Otto; Buse School anis. m.; Male Col.
!estate at I p. to.
and Th e Principals 1411 motion° to daubs Chair whole lima
attention to the interests of this IWO - talon an derllll
he ahly matained, In edunatiog Cho loath anLmated to
their ear, by ADDITIONAL TEACHEBB In BOTII TILE
MALE AND FEMALE DEPARTMENTS.
Term. may be known from the Catalog., to be had
the Bookatorea, or by applying to the Principals.
.a w l dtort fT fall attendance at Ito opening hi requested.
a
eLIieThAT.E. GirROVIC
LA WR-ENCE V ILLE,
FOR YOUNG LADIDS,
THE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF TWO
URNS, fire mouths each, will'tpan on TUESDAY,
the 1:111 of September, at 9 Outwit, A. M.
The Paculty of Teachers, who filled flair sttuntlons with
each distinguished somata during the past year, continue
their connection with, the institution.
On account of tha greatly totweasod belittles for trawl
afforded by the new Passenger BailwaY s • limbed ti•mbs ,
of DAY PUPILS will be eeicelred from Pittsburgh. Then
nerenn. of Boarding Pupils is limited to Thirty.
mAtux APPLICATIONS ARE DESIRABLE.
CIRCULARS, coutelnbug general tutormedbm, terms,
may be had at DAVIS' and DAV/20:11, Book-seller; and
at }MEDEA'S and MELLOR'S Music Stores, or by address.
log at Pittsburgh Poet Mean
- aolititseX BET. GSOROD T. .urDNE,
DIRMISGUAM COMIIiGRV/ALCOLL.E(3IC
AND
WRITING ACADEMY,
Co l / a go 11..11, Diamond,
TEEMS, CAM ON ENTEANCE.
For Ornotoratal
Pada Writlng----. 10} Itmo noll.mttod
0 Midair aad Book•Korplair.—.. 2Ci
N. 511APP rACOLITT.
ER, Prafensor of Wilting and Bask•Neeplng.
G. LEITNEAD,Jr., Profeasor of Penmanship.
r. WELLS, Professor of Book.fleeping and Comm.
dal Calculatloria.
RV/. W. B. BOLTON, Lec tom on ILtst.T .33 0 . 3 ..1
Bubjacts.
110 N. B. P. FLYNN-LEE t, .6,11. 8. hiluistar to Dew.
k, • member of tiso Pittaburgb Bar, Lammer ow Dom•
erslal Law.
PROF. El. F. EATON. lantorar on Filoontion.
Call and see what has never been before attempted by any
peumanocamely: Ppechnena of Ornamental and Practical
Penmanship crenated En yourprnrencr, in the abort row, of
from 20 seconds and upward.
blood boydlog at $2,00 per 'reek. Birmingham Perri
free for student. Sow:ran. at any time.
For specimens of off-hand itnalnese-Wrlting, endow, two
postage lamp., and address
O. IL LEATEICAD. Principal.
JaildElydlha
..PittaborithcPa.
MAO. APYOLIIIIIG VSSVMDOIO.IC.
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladles,
148 Third Street,• Pittsburgh.
THIS SCHOOL OFFERS TO YOUNG LA
DIES, beside. • full Ensile:l mom, manual facilities
to worths the french language and literature—the panel.
pat an American born, berlog resided several years to
hunt, arid being seeteted by Mr. Tetedimx, a native of
Pada, and gradnate of the "College Cherlemegers-^
'ltue eecond suntal melon sill open on Moody. the
12th of September.
Prim of trillion by the term, $l. Enoch and Latin
taught without extra charge.
No pupils mreived order ten year. of ago.
Par eirmilare, to., apply •t Mellor's sud Mr. Dastmo'•
@tome, or at the raddenos of Madam. Tatedo..
wegltne.W
MRS. EDRINGTON
WILL 81-OPEN DXB ECIIOOL
TEM YIRET 110).TblY I& tEPTFIIBICE,
ANDERE-ON STREET,
ALLEGFIENT CITY
PENN INSTITUTE,
HADIGOCH STMT. NEAR RUN
Will mop. on MONDAY, the Hitt Atlfil:lST. Termil
03 per so.. of flye months. 3.11. 8311TU.
.8:lyd
PrirtdPeL .
HERBST & BARKER,
PRODUCE AND PROVISION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
287 Liberty Street, corner of Hand,
PITTSBURGH, PlVitP.a.
1:13-Pertloolar attention siren to the purchase and sale of
flour, Grain, Dried lrtults, Potatoes, Park, Lard, Botta,
Chem; Poser and Timothy Seeds, do.
Orders promptly filled at the lowest mutat pricer. Ad'
ranots made on conelgnments.
Ole,
1113.0eace of the P 1 tabn rib Beg Idazatantory. anal:lyd
?SNIBUSSES FOR SALE
Twenty 03INIBUERE9, (two nal tour boreaa In gi r d
rate ronntog order, Or sale low. Apply .t lb* Escalator
Omnlbne ornre, TRth street, betwean Market and Liberty
streets, or addrate JAB. VRRNER, Preeldent Citizens•
Partner Railway. aaltbrd
TALIIABI.E INITENTION.-111r. C.
Shook by lately .old.. 'Menet to his Patent for the
Helloing mad Decarboastlog Liquid Cut Ire. In the hearth
of the bleat furnace, to a parry to Philadelphia for the 440
of 0000. mt. ula nay loclodee the Zulu": mottles of
Puosese 62141:2Ps. elrenia atul L to nut the NI I time of the punt.
OEN - MR.IEI -HALT STOREY
HILLER lAN t COLLOII.D.
WHOLESALE and retail manufacturers
of and dealers 1n11AT2,..0.11.3 AND TOM Ars
ram receiving their PALL STOCK at
No: 75 WOOD STREET,
Ohms doors from fourth SL)
A SUPERIOR ARTIOLE--Jacob'ePatent
XL. , raper And Hoak FLU rved and for sale at the Ell.
Worry r torts Or V. 111,11.21,
.4 No. 31,33 A 33 Alat Let tyeod Wood& 34 eta.
IMPORTED SEED 1911.EAT-20N) bushels
Moditerrnean Mots: Importtd,ll.p.a. for iaed
and for We by . a CO
Tria LiE...11!!-I,uoo bus. 'ling
afrf for dr Py lllroucaca, mamma cm:-
UMLT,7° 15114'1Wakr
LARGE SALE OF - IWILDINO LOTS IN
SASS 11133117.ifi11.131.-03 Seem Say aflortecce4l3ept.
13tb.at 2 o'clock, et the premleee. trill 1..14, 1 , .. , 144x
Lote...f Greened in the Boror.gb of Zest BIZEILLIIth.4
ind en Carson. Wharton. berate, Ilartneay. Joseph and
Meadow street.. The above are reu desitablj located foe
bestow parte:an and rveadeatta. Pale erILI coatteesectole
Quota, ettwt, near the reeidecee of 11 lhoseen, , bal
ance In 1, 2 and 3 years, vr tth totem; rayale aonos117:,
P. 31. DATIB, Abet.
FOU it CCM Nrkty sIITS ON TUE ALLE-
GUEST TALLUTB R AT AUCTION —Co Thant:
day afternoon. Sept Sth. On the 'Frei:Pao; nlll be meld; n
maw artery desirable Land la Plow torneWp. Ml* side of
Halton station, on the Allegheny Talley IL R., ten miles
from the city. The abate hoe been entefiriled into 'lour:
trees of about three end quarter acres esch„which, wtehi
their beantifol ksoIU and treat alas Veen ere knell
Pte. for country residences cotortattdipg superb limn
Allegheny river Wean y. Rath lot can be plcnignllj ann.
plied • itt. &oft water from • ...tad bads Of .parity QC
thirty I Imenand gallons at the. celebrated Rig Eyeing. the
teal...oaf which will furnish it, conveyed throngb Iran
pip. to the mooed *tory of • dwelling: adhaning thitelev
game natal:no of J. ele.D.Croessn.J•e. Jno.
tr, Greer, rsp,and other., this progen t i l
e.%mutndmita for country Goatee. In • short s addi
tional Accommodatioe Teed.. will be plead Ott thernwihib.
right cf way throngh_the city having been sainted.,
Cara witileave#Mi depot of the A. V. IL R. nt I o'clotk.
on day of ale. Terme, onwthird cat., raidoo 'in one end
two yew; with inter.. Tithe Indisputable. .
..2 H. DAVIB, nom
WARILY WOJI:13,
THOS. M. flows,
H. SWARTZWELDER
IL 11. PALMER,
OSOSOS WILSON.
MTIK I WITRIIIII. a CU., terehmille natant
Q.Tocic SALES BY Ailsl . llV LOOMIS
kJ
THIIRS O CO.,
AT IiCV AT TIINSNICN M
Bast, ERCHANTS' EXC
&Mr,
lIATION 1011131
at
th.me.tockmbn.u• Ho
w nglt s tit y Coats sold„ at pant) gas
AUBTUiLOOIna ,CO.
Mot., D.R. .4 Lo wly . 6c.1 8414. bysotlybsd ba
0m0041.10 taTT. by AUSTIN LOOMILI a CO.,
NM
____ 4‘...1. Nota Bmkera SO /baba 0 '
________
I 'TIRE CO-PARTNERSIIIP LATELY SUR
_IL MATING In the name of COLESIAN, MAILMAN
CO., Is disedred by the retirement of Wni. Oedema, Eel.
he having dirposed of Ms interest therein to 'maim;
BAUM and GEORGE W. MAILMAN. The boaloem elite
lota firm will be ..tiled by their socesmors, LLAILIIAN,
RAHN A CO, who beet assamed the debts and liabilities
of the lateerm. WIL OCILISILLN,
J. W. MAILMAN.
ALLEN ERAIREIV
EDWARD Reny, •
an3l IMANCIE RALlll; i d i ;
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORM
RD Co-Partnership under the-name of MAILMAN.
RAUH 2 CO, to continue the beldam* of the Dogmas
Works. They are amply prepared to furnish Iron,N
SteeL Azlee,rperogs and ali goods in their line on Meta
tarns. J. W. MAILMAN, .. •
ALLEN REAMER,
EDWARD RAHN,
PRANCIA RADA • '
GEO. W.IIAILMAN. -
a 3I
ITAKE PLEASURE IN 'RECOMBINE-
Dia to my trieude an&the public generally, then= of
& CO, proprietors of the Devotee'
Rorke, echo are amply moved to eXacute tlt orders far:
good. to their Mae, sad salon fee thou a counatioucleet the
patronso eo liberally grunted to the late fin.
waccbvkausr.-.
CO•PAILTNSILISIJIP. •
.!.
I have this day associated with nio‘myson
J. ST. CLADS GUT. The bash:tees vitt Debi - maker we
Untied ender the Arta sled style of S. GRAY a SON.
Jaly let, 1550. El &NOEL . GRAY.
s. SUN. (-
DRAPERS AND TAILORS,
O. 52 ST. CLAILL STREET,
523 :d2—i.tdr P1TT910731911; PA.
pßunOdoerns dadave J us
a oc w iaed with them
Fusco, late of
Steubevile, Ohio, The style of the arm will continue as'
herstofara. N 1.711011 t 00.
00-,
COMMISSION MERCIIANTS,
nr the ado of
Pig Iron and Moo ..
doCAtf 95 WATiaILEMUT, /111Maitli6E.
ILEAVE. THIS DAY ASSOCIATED 'WITH
blr. JOHN DELLOW, In the Undertaking bnelneee,
• bleb arlll be conducted under the name ond atyle of =if
ON a DELLOIY. • JAIMILESION.
. . .
70¢2 =Low.- . --.--- ...
. ......-.-.JaKth =Mr,.
0 wider t•Jung In al l Its Brum:nes t "
y LIMN .4 DELLOW, No. 118, Fourth at,
j./ s ass prepared to do Iladertaklng la slllte hrmacbon, la
the teat testmer, at prima to nit the them. We pal it,..
del attention to 7lsra new style patmt Manilla frond
Clem, for the side of which we ars sole agenta la this dirt
and of which we keep - conatantly on hand &large Swat*
matt. As regards hurley ofshape sod Intel, they 122.1 ell
oaten. Paltered. will to eapplled with Harm, limes and
Clarenea promptly, at lower rates than any other eetablidi ,
melt to the dn. CI aantateeln to reader satithetthe, MIT
made a contlotaneoof the parroaaga heretofore we Ilberally
extended to the old ann. ellatetn
DISPENSARY
Odic. 05 Wain 5t.,(2.1 door, up Cana) Detrain. N.Y.
tSTABLISECED BY THE CELEBRATED
DR, JOIMBON, late of London. E4land.
Sacred deanery In Me ecleare of m.e.ins, being • cu..
tale and epesdy can for renortng the eight and reasorlog
all diseases pecallarto the eye. This Is teltenally
knowleind the only aide and eon remedy now Mown. it
boa been need with gr.:Unman by the toad Pin
sm in Enropeand America.
Patients Many wart of the country tan trust themedne
ancoestfully at • ;tolerate erpence. thereby avoiding the
danger and e.rpence of haling into the hands of enakiliftd
physiciane. medicine (sullicient to cam) will be hotby Mellor Express, with all necenary directions on receipt
of Tan Dollars.
Dr. Johnson's Certain and Infailiblo Cure for
Deafness and Singing Noises in t.ho
Ears, Nervous Head and
Mind Complaints, •
altaaing icustant rend to telforosi who hies hoes tinnbled
with deatnesa br many Yswiw• Aft= ming th i•rem. 4 7 •
few days the patient h intdd.mly said almost tatrasulonair
enabled to hear ordinary toned sownersation; to the masa
of • law welts th e moot obstinate ease y some.,
ally cured.
•
?Micah, too nonierons to mutton hue bran tutored to
perfect hearing nod fanner mated from the mune of the
toorneume duo:mos nnquolided
end
tag preseat
day. Alcephol and prirate trothoonlate end cartdkatoi
fr from the :opt eminent physicians and norpoos Inghout,
hatu
wh irede of oeereeence deaf pupae hare berm cored, end many
privet. pat coral
to.. d one or — nds medhdoe as
(euong can be wean or referred
h to effect a coney) win
be banded to say sort of dm country for Mom Dogars.
dddroe• Mt. JOHNBOU, Drawer
jelloterrlyT • Moe 93 Male Bt, Buffalo, Y. If:
J. H. CALDWELL a CO.,
822 Chestnut Street.
[oppathe Ofeard troiul
PIIILADELPILJA.
W 131 POELTA TKOS SaFlll,lO WA'S' CUES
PATES, PHILLIPS & CO. Watches, le Geese.
CIIABLIIS PaGINIELAWS Loudon Tiotwlleepere, sew
sena, el sizes, 11:1 Efuuthu. Cs,/ and Open Yam •
birSole Authorized Agorae for abore:
GOLD AND lILLVEBOLTGLISII AND SWIM
W .A. "1" Cr 38C XI:
EiCE JEWELRY, am Sedans. ' ,
DIAMONDS, PEARLS, and all the Fashluebla Style.
SILVER WARN, emsarpwesd ie 47b1 QU•tili and tlnhh
m 113.8huusess esittug Philadelphia, it. Invited temine thee
•
NEW MAIIBLZ ZSTABLLSEEVERP,
.QYWYJa •••••
.hit entailing no obligation to parchasetn. •
'
IMICAB, in plain tignnin, and no sariatioa
•
Ja'alyd
atIMOVEIL.
fl G. HUSSEY & CO. have removed to .
their user Copper Warshaw., 80. 37 - . MTH
STBSZT, in the irroo trout Block, third door mut of Wood •
stmt.
Pittabtugh Copper Rolling bllil
C. 0-. mrussavz ac co:.
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BRAZIERS BOLT AND SHEATILIIIO COPPER,
PRESSED COPPER/ BOTTO.MB, •
LOCOMOTIVE 'TITSINCEI...
Rased Malikasarand Pkittqf car Mu;
Brass Kettles, Sheet and other Brass,
BPSLYRB, BOLDER, COPPER.RIMB,
Calms in Rio* Tiu, MI:I.MS% Lead WEn , Rhea I.4ne,
• AntbasaYi non /M s Tlsasarrvols,
No. 37 rift Street, Pittebtirgh, Pa.!
•11.13t.ds corm Cat to any prams. splSSmci -
Brooke County Va. Farm for Bale.
THUUNDERSIGNED OFFERS F 02 JULE THE WAILII on which ho rookies, aft
emu, eiteata 10 Brooke manly, V. , flea tallee fao t
burg f the rocuitY eeek) two ••• • belt from 81""nille4
Ohio, and one mg* from the Ohio Rho. 'There fa on the
fano •good tams home, with eft room, knobbly puitm.
etc., • good log bum, neer dab., (for both zoom .a
hormal corn wagon abed, *bop Mows, etc. There
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are two mbar& of choice fruit, with grout lie trees fa
baring order.
Them aro about WO arms of the•land that Is cloared and
le • htch state of .Ithattow. The balance Ia well thittered.
There le oleo amp 13 or 40 soros of coal of•• importer
quality.
The Or fill be sold In • body, or diaid.g . W suit pun'
cheapen.
Them Is bow being made • turupik• rood from IluilidayV
Cove to %abhor( along the river. end from We Mit up tp
the farm le • gOOll road with • grade of not mg Eve do
iWwhkh
TWteak beings • nice drive to either of the shwa
named mow. A • utter.
nay o eheep growing counti7 i
no wishibig to enpge in that btutnese could not dad a
Dotter location. The laud to ale adapted to the Main •
of me, wheat, rye, barley, etc. It bin • good neighbor
hcod„ and Is commute:et to churcheundUs. etc. TO =7 co.
wiehing • good farm on remonalde lama Ica them apply. to
the euboatber on the premise* or by leiter, dlreng to
Welleborg. Brooke county eadllwdalmw/ , Slrglida.
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114171 A Cann MI; 4410144 the...7lAbiwr e
hrsonfootatent and Lnpnlate
Wits Dieu, Cloak and Mantilla Trintmingi
rem opened far eraminatton,• tarp and wal
sorted neck oflaifeet Drees Teicandoca to which Motto-
vita the attentlan of. WFATIAN aod Xne
CHANT&
Having extensive Winks to Itaantecnning. and Palig
Anttinales attentton to thiloralgo Market, we at' wan
to ode vest Ladnownenta.
ehrßertie Egger WORMID4put Ahefhland wea. 6 4:
colt:lsaac, at low pieta
AWL eA P. Yoram Cis end .oAtt SheneweilW'
MILL= nen Antato TA
iianz, Amt. for BY4WB BAWL BILE .
BUCKETS,
Tua",
ras,. •
And trurytlling Wcod nod =ar
kw &gib! 4; f
atls:32wT SAIII3T.I. nniDLY,-=
WRENCH GEED WHEAT.--100 bush J'
tar Partai hada Wheat eroded, for riCard " 4 ' /
...1W 7 ,r. J. J. a. a 0/0
_ Wads add hest drat
o.
1600 BIIMELS Prime Yecam.
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111,
intso itottres & Manses.
IC WIC 121.N.1)
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