a c g itisburdil:LA - 0. itti: .11111.11M1..D: L MG1:13011 R. ERRETT & CO.. 6.13.1708 8 and PA OPRIBTO.NB PITTEMM - 11GFIEL* FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 30, 1869 nepublicaz State Ticket ACII)LtOS GINVIAL k TEIOMAS E. COCHRAN, of Turk co.of IC anus onguAL, WILLICH HELM, of peck. manty. ReTitibllcan County Ticket. mug 11 . LRDIII . PlUsburgb. sestgettr, WILLIAM V &KB OM, Pittsburgh, DAVID A. PRPASLEY, esy, MULL= I. ODERR/110, Allegh Beser,s, DAVID P.. BAYARD, Peebles, mutest :um Loser Pt Cut, - - Atintia! LAW tuna; 21/01118 MELLON, OoH* =CM/ MlOll/01. ZACOD IL MILLER, Pittablugh. GOOMIAZI (JOIFISXI4 Bc,ath F•yel.t. canflaixtol.4 . _ JONATUAII DRATWY, ft:lth DlD.borlt • sIINTI7I. DAVID 00ILVELIII8.8e.lektery. svmnrron, AI T. ANDHRBO:I, East Dear. tontsCTOl or TIM POCal, Joscra MILLER, Snowden). IFIBPBBLZOAN BlEireflINIGS I llepiablitan muting" trill be held et the following rear . and plane, Led the Agenda do the clighborhood a gusted to tam damsel notice ct the imam: Criditiesmlie, Vaasa:ibis Cowl:Ate, on Triday, Beptembe 80, et 2, P. Et. Pad Perm Families toareahly,, Friday, linptembar 30, at T P.ll. Drat) Caul Wertz, UMltta townelttp, Saturday, Oct .3tatTRAL. =alb a boroogb,Satarday..oetobor I. et 2 P. M. Pods Work; But Tarentam, o Wednordoy, Ortobor 6th it 7 P.M. Bott P. Rama, Ur par Bs. 01. J r towriship. on Thrirsdny, Cc lobe At. at Alizgheny City, at Market Iloaaa, Tbataday, Oct.bar p. At Laurel Ibing &hoot How', Penn township, on Fchley October 71b, et 7 P .` - . thintan. Findlay tcarnahip, on Friday, Octobor 7 P. M. 14 12F/if ... ran, aoblFon tolerably, on Saturday, October 3. = Itypar StOlatr totruatdp, on Saturday, October • ATtrbadvh,at Lafayatto 11411, on Saturday, October 8 at T • • Pitt 2blontltip,ot Clopperwarks, on Mewls). Octt,bet 10 at 7 P. M. RENIZBIEBEJ3. 1 To - morrow—Saturday, October let —le the last day on whit& a voter can be easeeaed, inurder to qualify himself to vote on the Second Tues day of October. Let the name of every Repub lican be on the Auessor'a lint before the close of that day. Those who have lately removed into a diatrict, and young men, who voted on age last year, should especially attend to tttle duty. After being thus qualified, be sure to vote—.rain A PAU yenta is a Republican Victory. 011: - .3 flitted occasion, In the palmy dap of Virginia Democracy, when Father Ritchie was at the political helm, in the capacity of editor of the Itieltutonct Empire:, he was particularly de sirous- Of -veiling 'a full vote on hie aide. To seem* thit deeirable repeat , tie appealed in • most pathetic manner to the veterans and the young men of the party, in the name of ita for mer victories, and by the memory of its departed great men, finally closing with the Injunction to "not a coal of fire on the haok of every demo. erratic terrapin, in order to stimulate it to action." In a nobler- canoe, and with a higher purpose in view, we repeat the "same advice to the Re ,publican voters of this city, deeply end stele. In ten days from now the limo for scrtos. will have arrived, and all that is necessery to secure I a brilliant victory over every &natio of modern ==MM „:,...I",:.,stes, is a fold ibpublican rote. Whether that vote "•„::I.,`•_•'.„altall be oast, and all its attendant advantages 4 . ",: - .., , ,jgained, as we have before intimated, comatose ' with those who have, in various capacities, taken upon themselves . the several responsibilities ituider the party organization. '•--- IWe must have close work, henceforth, and {every committee man, in each election precinct, :Ulna labor as. though the tenth depended upon the Vote of hhi eingle district. We must not only work hard, but we must do so in concert and • in harmony, and with an eye to the grand re. • salt which le sore to follow each gallant' efforts. The short time which yet remains between this and the second Tuesday of October, if prop erly improved, will secure all that the most ardent friend of the goad cause Gould desire. Among the number of inducements to exer tion which address themselves to the feelings of the Republicans of,Penneylvania, to the fact that the attention of the entire linioiii - Is at this time earnestly fixed on the contest in this State. It baa been truly remarked bye contemporary, that If Pennsylvania is not, like Virginia, the mother of American Presidents, ehe has been, indisputably, the maker of them. Scarcely a contest has ocourred, since the organization of parties in the nation, in which she has not held the decision within her own giant grasp. To her mortification and shame she worally abused that opportunity in the last Presidential mutes; and in the eupport and the consequent election of one of her own citizens to that high offiai, ehe has oetasion to regret having given to the einntry the weakest and most unecrupia lone otllcial agent that ever betrayed a:trast or abused a position. , The wrong hod scarcely been consummated ere she repented of It by rebuking this course of her ”recreant son” by a majority of tens of thousands. To be effectual, and to hate weight - among her sisters of the confederacy, that re bake muse be again repeated, with renewed vigor and additional force. To falter now would be en admlssion of error in the previous lodg ment, and strengthen as with iron the hands of the bad man in power, who is now trembling under the weight of the Indignation. of his own immediate fellow citizens. It is for this reason we ask our Republican friends to permit no con - sideration to induce them to remain from the polls. They must see the ruinous oonstruotion which might and no doubt would be on such a entree, however honorable patriotic their intentions. ,'"' We-therefore, Its o:yrielnsion, invcike the id_ tendance at themdlle, on Tuesday week, of every dentit4 Fry4dom.--ot every man who is desirous ; : , 5 ,„,..' - ' perly protected by a jadiolons t ' .,. 7.-"4 - :- - ittdastrial interests of the State and • ' " 4 sail Of every one who wishes to hurl from -',-"!& the present oorrupt Buchanan administra .; .r , and- prevent the election of a successor ~,;••.„: tunny opposed to the welfare of the nation. O', Wm. B. Rata, late Commissioner to rtitinit-4u offleawhioh he received In coneldera. lion of his betrayal of his old political frlende, end eabsoquint Rapport or James Bachanau for the Presidency—is anxious for another place. We learn from the Philadelphia papery that be attended the democratic meeting to that city, on Mondiy evening last, and devoted two hours to speaking of—himself and James Buchanan. Of coarse he /supporta the administration through. anil.Lecomptoit and all. Tho secret of this is that.ldr. Dalian is about coining home, nod Reed wishes to take his place. He imagines that his forte Is diplomacy—and is a condi aristocrat of the tat water, affecting to hate things that aro "rude" and "vulgar." It would be cruel should hie claims be Pined by, considering hie extreme solicitude for the loavea and fishes. It appears ...it from a statement is Forney's PrOf that, imine &lately after Mr. Buohanan'e election was Aso • tained,, Heed was importunate sn,..- ...-,--)"..': L;:', tion, and W ', , -- W ndudon Manx Mcez rem . , ,b-4. . oe `in'this of the fteiho some one would be there te: , iteeit counir er a tritY.. , Thei: car -,eheetu% ( Srfor i4 lßelmblion s h" 46 '' ' be did BO with . entire sino lib himwould w e en The Ere 'teieerp.getitstes on tett . thouneid t hi s point. if it were made', known: and we may ' +rotor, which eriliprodnee it Majority °toter four a , well tip all interacturse with rhineee nth thousand. We trust that Allegheny will toot be oials on every outijeet if the assertions of the • • - • lt i; . imperial Commissioners on ibis point son to be outdone by the "old Guard." if regards'," lie deceptive Strong efforts end ar be the fault of the stay-at-home voters. In a gumeuts veers used to inditeo them to come up contest like this every vote not 10 n,./ Is giving to Pekin by steamer with, the foreign Minietere that much comfort to the corrupt and <stress- sod a frigate Wan offered to convey them. but gaol Buchanan adminietratiou. they are hampered by their insi motions, and de- Sided to return north by laud even iftees' mouths Latter from resumed. were consumed the jouroey." • The triumph of the Chinese, however, is hot _ abort lived. Already twelve th invited Frrnre ,i es c usi „f iLt r , it L is , n roclooefor et, cirrese x.or are ander ordcro for the enene of war. The . Poirrnsiso, rile :, Sept. 26, 1859. Oh force , will sloe bn huPneb , ed to gte , Th e chang e made to t i g h ts so d burs—en that the 'eno:essfiii invissitio of China sounds by the transition from our own city to this i it but a question of limo. belaulful torn by the shores of the sounding sea' are ehnost, as many and wonderful as is the weird images of dreams. It is tree that the points of resemblance see u many, perhaps, as between any two =cities in the United States ; but the tout ensesZte pet:tattling so many apparent differences at once convince trav ellers like ourselves that they have changed Mean ties since they bade farewell to Pittsburgh. The natural position of this city, the trade, busi ness and occupations of the inhabitants, their dress, the vehicles to the street, the pure Yankee dialect everywhere spoken, the abundant* and variety of shade trees, the architecture of the houses, the wharves, the shipping, etc., ldare all matters of differ ences that we can't help marog. Of Poetised, ever since the days elChildhood, when Olney's Geography settled all statistical and geographical matters for us conclusively, we have thought as of tbo sixteenth city of the Union ; and during the intervening years she has been so little in our minds that she has al ways been anchored head and foot by this inexora ble position. Thu rapid changes of the past twenty years have planed her in a relatively different posi tion now, perhaps. She may have drifted away from the eirteenek, but when we consider her position, her natural advantages, the energy of her leading citizens, we must certainly predict for her a bright future. In 1836 the population of Portland was about 15,300; in 1845 it was about 15,100—the change in the valuation was in the same relative proportion. In 1845 the scheme of biilding a railroad to Canada was suggested, end from that limo to the present the progress of the city has been onward. Tho valuation at that time was abbot four millions of dollars. In 1856 the population was 30,000, and the valuation about twenty-three. millions of dollars ; or in other words the population had doubled in that period of eleven years, and tbo property increased about seven fold. And Portland of to-day may be "counted In" In the raze for population and wealth among the great cities of the land. The harbor of Portland has been known from the first discovery and settlement of North America by the European., as cue of the best, if not the most commodious, safe and accessible of any on the At lantic, roast. It was well described by Christopher Levert, who visited it in 1621, and it was sailed into by the great French navigator, Do Monte, as early as 1603—as the principal seaport of all the region east of hltursaalumetts, during the period of colonial dependence, sad lately as the commercial capital of the State of Maine. It has been well known in the commercial history of the country; as a harbor of refuge in case of storms or severe weather, it is prob ably more resorted to than any other northern sea port of the United States. Oa the approach of an easterly gale, hundreds of vessels drop into it for shelter as naturally as Chips in the British channel seek the harbor of Portsmouth:or Southampton, or those of the North Sea seek th 6 port of Sunderland. Portland Harbor is so easy of access at all condi. dons of the tide, and with any direction of wind, and withal is so capacious, deep and well sheltered, that *largest chips may enter and securely ride at all times and under all conditions of the weather. For various reasons, Portland has not heretofore at tained that commercial success that her position seemed to entitle her to. Sho has, however, grown rapidly into importance within the last few years, and is attracting attention as the terminus of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, the European packet station—for the valley of the St. Lawreeee and the West, and the route of trade and travel be. tween the Upper and Lower British Provinces, and at this moment more especially as the port of entry of the Great Eastern. IT Rnifroads.—Her commercial importance may he considered as first established, when meesures4 were entered upon to open a more direct line of com munication by railway between the St. Lawrence at • Moatreal and the Atlantic Ocean at Portland, and to extend these lines so as to connect the several British Provinces with each other and the United States acre:. the breadth rf the State of Maine. The railway system of Maine, it may be called, including its Provineial sonnectlons, embraces an aggregate length of nossly three thounsmd 1.13111,,, built or in process of construction. This system of railway has a passe of 53 feet, which giros it a (Mer tes peculiar to itself and one that makes it indepen dent of the narrow guage lines.in Now England and Now York. Such are tome of the facts that we have gathered In our walks about title charming and thriving city of the East, and from some statistical pamphlets which friends have kindly plaeol'ln our hinds. sweeminninumameesmi ' Hod., efr.—For ordinary accommodations of tray- DI Eb—M La_ near N..r. Cohan., on the elle., this city is well supplied with hotels, boarding 15th of &camber, of Dl,OriterV, SUSIE 3t., wits of • It. C houses, restaurants, etc.; but if a frictional part of Moore, and mooed danghtcr of the foto chutes. rondo!. „ T a, tiedtser t. al . trrc e tca4i prealft,uvills, on the the expected throng of etrangere come bitter when the Groat Eastern 13 hero, the accommodation will . pt soft...rt./SMOG rcens)s. ngetl ' l7 certainly be limited. The citizens are basy making yaar . , Ilis fue,ist I. 0 “, 01.04. , t rtr. frsts.tom ,•I Lia preparations for the frienly invasion. E no et iett,e, I"',"•bti•• that hoapitable hearts and willing minds can tuggest ! 10 " , " 0.0-100 k will be done to provide. for the guests of that °cc, slon. The hum and bustle of preparation is hoard jltbl Rbbrrtustmriltl3 in all tho strome, shops and houses. The city goy- , liniment and the citizens are preparing fesiiri nes and By State Authority entertainments no a princely scale. Them n1:I be dinners, balls, military encampments, concerts, par ties, fire works, regattas and every like amusement that can be crowded into the brief three weeks of that gala time, to make the occasion joyous to eiti tone and strangers. As you know the steamer is expected hero about the Bth of October. Of all that may oecor I shall expect to Inform you.. D. P. B.—Every body now knows that the aocident to the great ship, of which our correspondent knew nothing when he wrote, will delay her visit to the latter end of Ootober.—[Ens. GAS. HFIOVIEIt V 11131015 Or THr CHIPItar DIFFICCL 17—la addition to the particulars of the recent conflict In Chinarceeived by the latest arrival front England, files of Hong Kong papers, con taining some further information in reference to this sudden and calamitous event, have been re ceived which pea far to relieve the Chinese from the suspicion of a horrid treachery, which seemed at (mat to attach to their conduct. We extract from the Overland China Mail of the 224 of July the subjoined editorial article, and the letter which follows it, as mating important dis closures as to the canoes of this unfortunate oo- 001T0111C0 . From the Chime (Hong Kong) Mail of July 22. --"The hunentable intelligence we have to convey by this mail is a new difficulty with the Chinese authorities, which led to an attack on the 25th of June from and upon the Taku forts at the mouth of the Peiho, resulting in the total defeat of the British force, with the lass of no leas than five gunboats and between four and five hundred men, or about one-third of our force employed. This matter will form a subject of Parliamentary disci:melon. The Ron. Mr. Brune ban not the power to collect troops for carrying on a new war with China; and if he applies for assistance, as it Is reported he hoe done, to the Governor General of India, we trust that Lord Canning will not comply with the request until her Ma jesty's Government have had time to examine into the whole affair. There Is more in it than meets the eye, and the moat intelligent in this country—those beet acquainted with the Chinese —are disposed to believe that the Chinese are not entirely to be blamed. Mr. BruCe delayed: to the last moment in Hong Kong. At Shanghai we naderetand that he re fused to meet the Imperial Commleeloners who made the treaty with Lard Elgin. He arrived at toe month of the Peiho only on the evening of the 20th of June, though the treaty had to be exchanged on the Mb; and we hove reasons to believe that the Governor-General of Chitin (a sufficiently high officiel) was deputed to meet him at the month of the Peibo and conduat him to Pekin; but, unfortunately, the communica tion (tom the Governor-General only reached him on the day that the attack commenced, and too late to allow of the Admiral being signalled to stipend operations. The victory gained by the Chineee roma is one of the moat untoward events that could have happened in the preeent state of foreign relations with their rulers; but neither its untowardnees nor the sad fate which betel eo many of our force, 1 under the management of Admiral Hope, ehould t be permitted to prejudice, our judgment ne to b. Am, II i,f Jai, tat, ieLo the real merits of the ease, and lead ne hastily owiton ttatel nod MBank. to conclude that the Chinese' 'tree Mainly is- "' Treensry tore and accrued icterust... the wrong. - ......... :- .-. - 1- Retiratat sty eaude enotute.ovauedseat:Q { :e;ll., We have every reason to , bell?, :Ittat:Oes , tbaCompatir se ooke, . . . .. statements re have received On ttitt 5it)4.....•-•",,,Are, g1„4, 1" Vet„, ' ,V: P . 17 „4, ° ,,1' c i 1 ,„, — , , -„--,„„,,-* ,„,, eubetantisity oorreet. and, if Ent; th ey_turesretnek' • • laterese; .. ..... . doubt on the euppoeiti on that the CtillsuntliletW' , . toted an act of tree bery, and thilit 114.11.00- -- 1114.1a7ft r it o m j7; 7, 1 "., k*- 1: -. ...... -", vary to have a new r witliChina,Whieh' - 4ula: titetii* le Ner To r te c, tour . not be brought conclusion erititin trrnymnv .2t!es•ioOtha, ibuks, mark t 1.1 , 1 , during whl sod the Americarrentf",nuesien' .'.-. .... PlalstPotot e would be resident at We Coati_ Tgrotra4„,i,,,.., . I of PCkfr i i acquiring the - inflnente which !- we : - . might tln hope afterwards to.overtake .At all ey •[ (a put forward !hi etatement .of • the . w • ' ; :as they have .ntt, Cue to rePttitu.t ' ..pri and shall, be, glad to' heap ant. than met'by o:mm 4 o=l44loes P . - end British Plenipotentiaries ,-- -; • / . ' Fis at Shanghai they both do alined to the two Imperial Commissioners, theyi t w e i l w i D a g . au b d ou ti n or d sa to ha p u e a k , ip uu t te ey g o ro m uo ld il h t h o a k d t , 0 1 i o e official intercourse with them Until they reached that city, though the letters were addressed to the former as Secretary of State, informing him of their appointment se Ministers to the Court of Pekin. But, considering the relation which had enbalsted between these high fabetionaries and the English and Freenh Plenipotentiaries ise,„:,ear, we think that courtesy shown towards _',]. ,their maccessore in acceding to their re ' ' , .;-:-'neeting would have bad a favorable -....-..„ in the least derogating from the ',.,..:... the new Ministers could Only -. .. They remained at Shang" • / 1 it was declared to be the , .. 'oh Pekin by the 29th . ..:!f *,!. , S before the ei-. assured the 41141140 M imemorase Tann HATT! —Laic film contain ing nowe up to Sept 10, give the details of the attempt to aessesinale President Geffrard, and the actual assassination of hie daughter. The Revue de Commerce, of Sept, 10, gives the rub joined muddy socount of the affair: "Last Saturday the people were tranquil, and no cloud appeared to trouble our politioal hori zon. Suddenly, about one o'clock, a rumor was ciroulited that the General Prophete bad been detected at the head of 'conspiracy ageing the Government, and that he was to bo immediately ' taken to h vessel to be tent off in exile; this was speedily done. All the citizens held themselves on guard, ready to defend the chief who preMes over the deetinies of their country. "At about 7 o'clock, a double detonatioh was ' heard near the St. Joseph's gate, and eoon after another from the oppoeite side. Suddenly every heart wan filled with indignation. In every quarter it was rumored that the daughter of the Preeident had just been aasassinated. Such in atrocious crime could ecarcely be believed to have taken place. Every one armed himeelf, hastened and atm, to the shame of humanity, that there existed, and exists yet, in the heart of the city, a wretch, a monster ferocious enough to immolate a young female; to unpityingly as ! Bassinet° the inoffensive daughter of him who had made so many eaarilices to give liberty to ! the liaytian people. This frightful crime was executed by this in fernal combination of conspirators. In assas sinating the daughter they thought that the die s trawled father would have hastened to the bloody scene, and they had ambuscades arranged on the way, from which they would ti-e at the Presi dent as he hurried by, and Eh.. the villains would have full power to seize the capital and enetinguine the whole country. But, happily. there were with the Preeident in the palace frlends'who would not permit him to leave. File Excellently yielded only to the call or' his endan gered country. Ills patriotism made him com promise with even hie parental agony! "The authorities thawed their energy in ar 7 resting a number of suspected persons, but noth ing has yet transpired from the investigation' so far made." SUMMER ComPLAtyr.—The fart is now too well oetabllehed for any one to attempt to controvert It, that moat of the rib/eases which often pro., fetal to enen cner, are prodnoed ny esoaire toe of (toils and vegttables, by which the stomach Is disordered, the liver deranged, the blood stagnated and dlgettive organs, rendered Inacttva if Cht torpid. Cholera, Cholera Mocha., BIN.. and Cramp olla, Dyeentery, Diarrhoea and each Ilk. complaint. ger minate and thrive upon Improper tool and even times be come so deep mated and fixed upon the conniuthen, that the strongeet and Moatactiie mineral reedit:lmes. tumble to arrest their program until the patient la prostrate, and anyopes of relief are ended. Who llntoneof not pou t . healthy Infant or adult, imbed of the leg diorama oho - nap/ken of, and dui*. the .kfll and sot encti of 'radical gentlemen literally waste away under their treatment? And how le this treatment to be amounted tot? Elmply by the fact, that instead of administering Nome remedy to stay the failing strength of the afflicted, and at the same time. check the momma to Its progress, the remedy prescribed aided In the eshamitlon of the natural strength, and at the time the Maas° tees mastered the loiterer wee prostrate, and failing to excite reaction tbe patient died from the effect of the poison admlnlatertei te uproot the illseaea. Nut en with BIERTIATEd LIOLLAND UITTIEItsh, which are composed entirely of vegetable matter, and which have not only proved themselves the beat lento in nee, hot have never (allot h. correct dleorders of etc .: - ma. .h and tuwele when taken according to direction.. In the ones of Ilinser Cumplatuts they have tio canal. Try them et num. Bale CA...roux—The Glenn I nvb tg lily Concentrated liner. have'. Holland Bitters le put op In half pint bottle. only, and retailed at fl per bottle. The greet demand Inv till! only Celehrated Medicine ham Induced tunny imitation., winch the pabiis shentiguard again. purcbaeing Beware of Imposition! nee that one name e..n the lalvi ref 'every bottle you bny, lIVSJAMIS PAGE. J. . & W. , 5 , 1/ Proptlet..ra, 27 Woo.l l.r .t•t /I its no&d/w F BESIDE!. in 111 thr ,t)tlntt tir, Wliero at , not au ttmo!lly rrovt.l,d • ,th Frilron's Lietecracte .I,ls and li. L s A. getieral Fawn, Nlodsclona tb.y •rt mu.? p•s.,l, them timely Leo bro paced mi., v. camat.l. , Itlo. l'ltparcd .04 bold by 8.1.. FAtIiSLhIOCI t Cii.. Whale:We Oro, g(sts, So. CO Wovl Street, Plttaborev, .hum adorn Fu pplitr ehoold bo addrcated. bt.2.1 do* T Choice First Clue,lir:Atte° „,•1 T.DI.-.1 .1 Is 7 8 - LT -Ft ALINT aEI CO 11-taTIORD, OONN Incorporated IHl9.—Charter Perpetua CASH CAPITAL Ab.late end Vslmpstrod, ,,, ,ith • Surplus a 5t,L.,.4.:3 Lor•rr Equitably AdJorltd •nt Promptly .ttfentzon govt, to litturam • injJ rid t term, of I f.. i year. Fira and inland Navigation Make z.pt..l tcrat•consiateLt with tolt.aci end (tit It-.4% Aurtm - erionm promptly 111101:n1nd b., on TOMTIT:, ISSIled by A. .1. CARRIER. Agent, sada.::tnw V 63 Polarth CHOICE FIRST CLASS I NM/MA NC 2Etna Insurance Co., lIM= Irwori...nit. I 1•(1'.1 Chart,r Perpeuta ('A 511 , 'Ti 1., SI.,OOtAA,O,A FIRE AND ►ND NAVIGAI lON I ,t tiANCE Er: TIVL_I E MILLION Dol,l_lllB An eminent American Corporation, feundiog its claims to favor on merit alone, affording facilities and security in matters of I 711 ranee —Commercial, Mechanical, Mercantile or Ru ral—while ranking for importance and public service the first of Fire Insurance Companies in America. limns at rates and rules as liberal as the risks assumed permit, fur solven cy and fair profit.. LossEs EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND 1 , 1400117 LT PAID. SEMI-ANNUAL-STATEMENTSOru Etna Insurance Company, Showing Capital ,rul Surplus to he mer 711 - 0 MILLIO.%S OF DOLLARS 52.9,42 30 11,.460; Jo, 1 Ttli.plAS li. IIIMCI, Jr, Socrolory. • . •, tlectf, Coingvicut, Hartford Coutr ,, , /SS. LLterttoiso, July lat. leen appeated before me, a Jvetice..l the pialtos, altitt int Liaised to administer oath; Thorne. K. Dt ere. Jr, Itiontaliy,sud made whom mutt [but the forrgiutua stet, moot ci the Anita Condition of the lEtria loserauce Company Is true. U.KNILIf FOWLER, Jost/co of the Pure. L. G. runtv, Prcadant; T. E. BRAM Jo, arm - Mary; T. A. 41.4i•PVill, V Pratt; J. il: EIItBNATT. General All. Thorns, E. Bran., DLRECTOII4EOnto.. F. 1 , 11.1., Robert lima. Walttr Hooey. .... E. A. 'M anley. ratifunt Tador, Samuel F. Ward, Wu, V. Tuttle, Roland alatbor. Mtwara, Fowler henry G. Pratt, 74 oda O. kl wry, , Insofar, Ellllyeri /WOW Gannon, /aleph Mush, Thomas A.Blemandar, Lard, Chart. IL. Brainard. lIIIIIiVE.I attended to with dispatch and fidelity. Pandas Bd, and Applications mtlicitad. I. A. A. BABBLER 0 nao, Ageou, seal . G 3 Fourth creel. a• n 01‘,4111/1. McRNIGIIT & CA.RNAIIAN, A TrOB.YETS At LA If, tio. 110 1008.111. BURET, seal' Am.l PITTBBUROU, PA. • y A.17113D--4. fawn, active Zan to drive Asp logatomllo7 Mott moo. • . ,240 • luta Itbnattfirin FIRST RREAmst Fitlf,„4 Stoves itzates and Flange*, i t t i i • • „. • .. ti'l'Oti E DEALERS DIPLOMAAS! st' VtL , ll , lll' Tit t: LATI: ALLtA:II.N I I 1 1, LI V441. E.N I'ENNe.7LV %NI A A l• CULMJR Sk/CIETT BISSELL & CO., NQ. 235 LIBERTY STREET 00 0 33. .1\1" , PA RLO R HEATING STOVES, Fine and Tramnn Enamelled ORATE FRONTS AND FENDERS, And the Celebrate.] Captt.l and•le COSHING RANGES II r.,” want Ilia BEST 1.31.1,11 i. INA R7INXI6 that hi mad call at BISSELL CO.'S Il you maul a CoJEINti ETOrE aur passed, can en FRONTSTgiVa D a g i t ylv , a .n d want Le.i ORATE Pennsylvania junta time. No. 03 Capital and Surplus Jacob Palmer, Gm, W. Smith, A. J. Jot., Holy Pottenoo J. P. Tanner, I. nrie, This Compsoy ha pall Icemen from the data of ft. potation In 1664 up to May, teat, to amount of g3a.i.n3.5 Of, la 'addition to regular itembannu6l 'Andrade of tram 0 to 16 per cant., affording erldetteo of tta stability and as, folams. Mpeclal attriattott gismo to lunar... of 1/Wolllitf,e sad content., far term. of one to three year... LOSIIPIR !APRA! APJITYTED PROMPTLY P.lll'. A. A. PEnaldeut, I. GRIER SPROUL, Fact M CARRIER. ary se.lialawdualf A LUEL S DICTIONARY 01 . "111E HOLY C IIIBLE aud Lilo Biblical Freda:unite of the late Chart. TAylar,. tllo.trated with buratto. umps wad other migtiv. la - ' a. °loth edttloa, in live quarto volume.. London. lien tyO. R.ihn. 'fbreerect of [b. above valuable work varsivtd and for tato by ta.fall J. L READ, 78 Fourth .t. UNDRI ES -400 b.. huge arida Rod Wheat. Eid Penneylvama OstA. • f.O hoots pc Ime Caren; MA* hairtana Owen; Nay., A leo, Tuatothy Sood,Raga,llott at, itac,ol, Hors to, Ilack• Qui. I odor nod Ruletssea, - tale by taLT, RIDDLE, WIRTO & P . , 155 Libos ry et. NEW DRESS GOODS, Oi 'dank; Mi... dal, ei RANGES-5 bbls. Havana Oranges just ecely,d and b r pale by REYDIER ANDERSOnI, nkna Nr• 30 Wood .tree.oppoatta Pt. 11,1,1 arks lint ALLOW -- - 7 2 1 W — Ibli. prime Tallow fir sale T Pr HENRY IT. OOLLIPTN. QTTER-I hiplN. p.elzed for dale I , v R lIF.N RV II Oil LIN LDIE -150 froJI3 just rec',l and f.,r ome by nY:10 HENRY 11. COLWYN. STARCII--159 brb. for ealo by nvair n FURLESS PARILEIL, • PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Give particular attention to the purchase and sale of Flour, Grain and Provisions. No. 6 emir/Arra BtrILDIRO. South Water Street, :51,000,000 Da IX )P. 0. SUTIALSCS3 IS 'MSS.. ' Mean. R. Rola.. Alt Co. • Hr. Wm. FLelulebeao, • Graff, Douala aCo . Maim J. D. Canfield a Co. • Little re Trimble, • tirebem a Tbornin,i " Jas, Weeny aCo , • Jolla Floyd if Co.. Mr. James Gmdlorr, I •• &dam. Meekenan alarm. Lloyd t Foley lb. i & Co., Mr. D. Well any • J. reinter a Co. eeD): Lad J. W. FINLEY ... V A. TURPIN PINLEW & Tlinelti, COMMISSION :4IERCLIANTS CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ifird ive particular attention in the purrhau at,l gala of FLOUR, GRAIN AND PORN. Urn ro—LIPPINCOTT A OU, PUNbnrit, JNO. R. CAN/FULA do do DANIEL WALLACE, , ht obit...Jou/10 • ANORDINANCE RELATING TO MAR seem. 1,1 m It ordained and enacted by the Illoyar, Aldermen andcilium. of Plttaborgb, lo Meet and Common Councils ansembled, and It le hereby roasted by authority of tba sante. that the Stperintoodent of Markets oboe.. lo pennant* of Farmer 0111110.0.0 of thle city, be nod be is hereby enzttpllod la the office of Buperintendent of Market. math the Ina day of February, A. D, 1560. and until atomrdwor 311 appointed, with all the powrrs and to thorny heretofore contested on him by onlinomon boo. 2. The Council. shall at the usual Moe for alectlua Oily Officer., la tbe month of January In each year, elect • t!nyetint.dept of Markets, who Well hold his cofflce .object to mob mutt-01ot the Market Committee a• Ono., give. by ordinance to odd Committee sad the Diamond Market lions, Ainewletlon, cod who .11.11 pert...nail the clothe. nova revered of th e hoperhoteudent of Markets, end esti , rho. ell the authority, and receive the email salary now Ow' on hyordinion. to the roperintiondatit of blarkets, Pao, 3 Alter the Market flown .re num:elated to tte city toy (tin Diamond Market (loose A..rociatioc, the ropes intendent and 01 erk of the Markets, shall no kredoentay and Froday of barb cook forty to the Idler Treasurer all room et to their hawk ohwhicling lor the peewit poet (rem aeon oi 00:10. receipts the woe not doe of tb. tr oecioci he reepoc tivelv a. toow fired ay nolinancr: end ( b oy 'de', tatth. fl eet Monday of every mouth wake to 1100 Controller • report, WA, oath, of all IMAM'S or revert: received by them lu their reap/calve offices during the prreedleit Ordained and enacted Into o law In Council. this 2dth day of ffeptember, A-D., 1632 • • ' Alt.sot. Clerk el Soluct Coma. .11tatti 110ou 51.131arsea. Cleft of CnMmon Cromeil. N - INA — NCEAuthoraciug a Tempar- Auk- erl Loom 14 Throe Thousend Four liuudred Dollen, III(oy no Julgtioirit (Wright 0,1. 1 iho CU/ a Pitta torch. lizmiorr 1. Be It ordalnoil and 'butyl by iha Mayor. AI. .fermicu rod clttione Plttehrirgts, In Melee* met Com. tn. Commile arrombled, nod It Iv ordalued and closeted by tbu authority of tbo war, That the City Coutrollor, rimier Ito auperileion of the Fl to Commlttre. hr. pod Is Ino•by and:mdse.! to negotiate. On the faith of th• city, a temporary boon ofThlttyur thicidreil Dollar. for the per• P.O. miying Um judgme ithi nt Whitt the city, obteinof lu the Oirodt Wart of the Volt. Oates, by Orirkho it Co; and the Flounce Committee are berebletahrlelreCttobypotb rcate the party homing the IMO anal alatyht share, of the Gas block of the 0117 as .0c0 , 1 1 7 f." the relm3hennt of etdd loath lirdalto day ._1 350,361 16 5 1 / 2 ,310 611 9:4,5 0..1 AAA tinectnl intna law in Coontlls tbil Zeth upteniititir, A. D., IMO. 1.79. 77 - 67 09 7 7 hl 1, 09 ,71 241, v(r dl6, 6 Vu 11,1,6 dater: It. 11/31.07., Merit or Select Couudt Atte.t: Mon Clerk of Common Con:Jeri PEINff BYLVELri L/1 State Agriculture/ Society. VXIIII3ITION.—Ihe Ninth Annual Eihi httlon of the pennaglrerda State Agricultural Society, wilt be bald at Poweltoo, Phlf.ddpbth 00 Tateder, Wed arlale7, Mired. and Pridny, 39th and 30th 4„y. of September next. Oo tha Ist September, the No rat., will remove to lbe Romma of the Philadelphia So. ctetr for the mention of Agriculture, No. WS Chemed meek Phliedelphla, when Woks of Entry for tho N.M. Son will be opened. Letten addreesed Co the Swereter.r al lierrieburg, John ardowen, Philadelphia, or Charlie If, Engle, 110 0 40100. will mild with alitentlou Nil Id September. DAVID TAGGART, Praddent. A. 0. ffixerrs., flecoeter7. -- 4er Goods for Exhibition carried on all the Etailrtads In the :atlas, to and from, frre of charg. aul9.2sotool &t . vimiama TILE ADMIRERS OF • mumwars P/Alaol3 nePwitully Warmed tact am Dow mairrao oar FALL ALIPPLY of than " 11l CELEBRATED PIANO FORTES. m Tl4 O :e l7 tar tratrarats ao Oulu arl• .callf Of&X WOMEN Ii=81!7 nes - a iutO; tio. as **sm. istessiisyilisa4;- I=3Ell BISSELL & CO BISSELL Cu oto uo, of Pittebargh Fourth Street. $150,000 00 Wale Ilampuni. A. A. Cartier, Itota.rt Patrick. Ilaury Maiolam Virrghtl, JAILIINI ti litopkitic C. A. C..lton. In ashhtfort to ow preserit stocit, all of which •111 he sold I ts ,, lo c lr, i. ao4 e a c t7i man, ankles lower. than they un is CHICAGO Pim» can awl ...tut:A our well L•fcre purch•rang elsembern 74 Market Street, bet. Fourth and Diamond l/MAITRIE lIA T sTons.. H ILLERMAN & COLLORI) AT. no• pi opinAl n, meat itio demand. of Ili,* ak:• clay THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY wo:lnt•d •ilh him In the SUIOLBSALE 011047RRY BUEDIRRA, Mr SAMUEL LWART .u.l Mr. WILLIAM CURRY, mad offl ovltlno. the throe al the nt.n BTAND, NO 17It LILIF.RIY ;91116ET, directly oppenlia the Emile 111Laturgh July 1. Ina. WILLTAM N. GOBSILY ANIUEL . W3l. CIIILRY. W. GORMLY & 00., JAMES Mc&ol.kl. PreAdent of etka Council. WEI OLEI3.A.LEI GR OCERS, ErtflETT, President of Comnisn Council VROVISTrINS. PRODUCE: No. 271 Liberty ttttt Plttaborgh, P. ja2.lllzirMip JAMES JIcAIOIRT, Preedent of Select Cm,. EATON, C RECR o mACRI7III, • 1108 BELL EItaLTT. Preddeot of Common Mandl. lIAVE REMOVED TO THEIR NEW STORE, AND ARE NOW OPENINO 'MTN AN ENUMELY TRIMMING Goons Miscellanea MIEME Is respectfully invited u, the largest stock end gremest •attety of ST 0 V 3iC S ie the State, metinfeetayed by A. BRADLEY, No. 4 Wood Street, PITTSBURG EL • IN our asoortment will be found the fdlow I. log kbovro COOT{ BT'OVES THE DOUBLE.TrIP PATENT IiAS & SMOKE CONSFMING TROPIC, fur Cod THE NEW AND DEArTIFI'I. UnI'DLF. TOP PATENT OAS AND SMOKE CONSUMING A RATTF.R, for Coal THE NEW DOUBLE.TuI. PATENT GAS AND SMOKE Cr.NSITAIINL, EUREKA, for Coal or THE CELEBRATED 1 . 12T.11, I W.”. - 1, Live Oak and Pittsburgh PREHIt7ISIfiTDVES OF THREE DIFFERVST VAti#oo., PARLOR STOVES., for 15b,.d end Coal; hest in the market, and beating Store, of every deeerip !:RATE FRONTS, Ac., all of which will be sold on bait term. TALL Go NOW OPENING AT C. HANSON LOVE'S, NO. 14 MARK ET Is TRICET W E are happy to he able 10 iafi,rra our DU. mato= Wend.. cuntomer• end the poblac general ly. that innate nos opening the moat ATTR.S . CTIVCetnrk of FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, RAGLANS Mourning Goods, Nair-Furnishing Good', Domestic & Staple Goods, That tee bare crer been ah'e v. lo our .tort will b. foniel ell the nereaht. of th.....tt, there bang errant styles N. 6 1 .68 8EF6,1217 OFFERED IF THIS ALAI ET. We .01 elin 1.• aletttar dally In rw rapt of NIEW ti-OOD 8 C. lIANSON LOVF =MEM! NV . (1 0 I) S /2 H: RATS CAPS AND LADIES' FURS EIMEI DZIEEEEM PITTSBURGH :MAN UPA:CTUhES, Removal, Removal ! (LiTR rAT)N, Crt Lk; oi CU) No. 17 FIPTI3 sxnE-EIT. NNW AND OAItERILLY DELUDED STOOK OP VARIETY Comprltleg AN the NeTeltte of the Emu/. . . . „, ' 1. , •Ettg Ilurtion ' ad it'S. . _ . . . . ( / 6/ r) °;) .6 ' ~,,, [..-- P. -. PILL 131VV113.41.ct tnA:moer. ;;;',..,,- •,,, f / / , ..2/ -1 . / /). 7y. , Orcatrwreisl Palos Hama No. !,i. y_,,, ~c , ~_....,L) -4--... 0 VI% RlOlt 'LOOSER° k IRNITLER.E. ' 0 On flottaday planting. Oct. Ist, at 10 o'clock,wllll. . , N.___....' '..." ',—/ mold at the tee Lime. Nw IC9 Wylie rte., hetirceti Elm sad . Logan Ma enelteuelve earlety of Ilorsobeld Poem'. 0 ciNER frill AND SMITIITI ELI' : 4 1'0 . tom but recently arniebtai, aod entleay of lint quality, orrodlTg THE PnAT Of i ICk , emuprising info ...it chairs, with meter, espy ct.',..b....,. PI7TSBURCH. PA. ! .1 e bod.tood, tete... secretary, whatnot, co gg q,b - , - 4 St rangor• or CI Tens contzs table,, .alert carpets, bros. mg; MI painting; siqpl cograrino, elegant ball chairs, bat rack, halt and DESIROUS of klltiiVill4 where sOw Le,t etolr carpet.. Inair r... 1. and ell cloth, mat; Gilead.= table, side-board. diolng matt chid. rid rocker. maxitls clock. of i. , to prepare Toting men fit t color.; are dinci. oo out oLio L tot.. of the principal Meldhants, Nobber., ant twietewl, do.o - log !0n0: t 0t...4 wwat a :ho4 walttnt eoch.• .1.1 l•robt.lviAl met, n 1 the ottr , lott stemma to. lwdeic-ole. b0c,... tel ''''''' ''''''''' *". ''''f_t.._..,_" hair ''''t •PecOo'.: , In' nod e. call nr, th e , on .. -,,,,,,,, 0 .,„,..,, „„.1 ' , tido mattress.; with pillows sod bolster; os ....rid n•ao il- t. L.. g comport.. t.....,.... II IN.. en.l•innise INS"..nriet . i.k.nlins I co o i' .4 ` .• W .,..' ' hl. , tr.. .......t.th• ousiiiLti..i.e eleinnein public t t in.. n .r . thd utir . mad , lounge, casing al of and r"ir....." ."."' and table,,.. tigni.ei .4 i 1... 1t.e..n..... t h e „,;;:j:„ f ' :,„,,,..,,,,,, i „ ~,,,,n . i. (alien html.. fender, bd..' mck, lath tub end Attune; '.".' ,'',•' m 0 . , ~I loot o,o,„, ~„., .i ~,,, ~..., , . ~,,,, , valuable. K , mhes Hleg, nil cloths End pMe. i. chest, pre !". , ''''''''" o ....... a 10. com e , ' ~ "“', lb . . "%a ty . ,..„,, ' ...wing kettle, evil...alio, fruit dare, copper boiler, With •ppostan, of the a n te douo he it!: •hi . twit , the c a :tapn- I, great earl., pt Itlttbeti furl:More awl uteneila teeny of tho wodantc the gnelin e.lone. rig-. inn. •tol 1 ...5' P. M. DATES, Acct. • Niamey ...offing of the t.aebet., nuts ell ..ther ' t r Ling th•t I - go to mote up a era elate Ochonl. tied than it tot ;lobed that the lien City College'. greatly In.:lvan. 4 a ny .' other School. and posses., facilities no a ber• el. ta hel a it tenet expected that they 1011 patiami,,,,,,,,,,r`" , n ,„," will they be solicited to do so. sultan? publtc .flotirts )r - r.„ . „-=NoTicr.--The office of Steward of the Western Pennsylvania Hospital will shortly he ttt e•nt. Applications In oviting from permits quallriwi to dla charge the dories of that ettoatlins, goring teapot/dole robe. awes, will be receired unlit /rids). 30th fort, by Dr../ A. Read, Pliporintt ndent, or by BAR-EWELL, eelitir3td Prot% W. P. Hospital. - IT - PrPrsßußcu, Auscnsivr AND MANURES .4-v,- Tall PAIIIINGra &Anwar Costrattr.—The subscribers to the Cool of this Company are notllled that • meeting will be held at the aka of H. B.W/LIKINS, No. LIS Fourth crest, Pittemorge, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER bra, 1110, at 10 o'clock 0. 8, for the purpose of britantring. THOMAS BAREIVELI JOHN P. PARSE, - WILLIAM BAGA t.RI , .0.11. PAULSON, LEWIS 11111C111 N, N , 10S. M. BROWN, B. WILE INS Amusements. APOLLO THEATRE 31ANAGRA7 .... ...PORTER AND M7XRLAND Doors open at 7 o dock ; Orrtainan:t ru , at pre.nyty. eicumr ,OF MADAME MICHELS I YIII V EVENING, Ynpt I, STRANGER; trk, )lIY.INTIIRiIPY AND REPENTANCE! Mr.. Hall.•r. F.ory C11,421.1:1 . GAISDNE,B. To conelnd• with FA TIDY, nil, Tat ITALIAN WIFE IZ=IMUMMI cocc= THE c RENT ENGLISH TRAGEDIENNE! THE GREAT ENGLISH TRAGEDIENNE, 11=1 T , NIGIIT AT TUB APOLLO THEATRE. .827.3,1 CARGO'S BRASS AND STRING BANC); OPFIOS. FIYTII eTFICE r. stb.lyd labucattonal North Sewickley Academy. THIS SCHOOL is situated in Beaver Co., Pi., about b intim nosh of Now Brighton &mum on Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago asiiroad. It. Inca Iron is very inviting on acconot of the banithfolnegs and becuty of the surrounding country. The Etridectc Sr. (no from Osmondammonium. sod oil vorroundlogy as ordl divert their minds. It la conducted under th• conjunct nadterstslon:cf Maw. 11. WEI3B6It and Mr. LUOILI3 thdGOOD. MLOsaood Ls known as the author of Osgood'a tartar)! Progroatne Hamden and a teacher of long experience,. The Modena Languages Iral be tencht by rtor. BrICDAYT. a gentlemen educated In Franco and Oulllaoy. The next ...lon can:melon, on TUE2DAY, O<c 2Ah z IS.sll,.lc,ntione 22 wed:. Tbv worst of Inetructlou th..gounb, lucluding uII the Want - hes tanuLl lu mcnvuls ionerally. nt,rding, TnlOue, ltnnm. Ligbu, Tn.l, Washin holdltional Intin and titect. Punch and 1i..-rman, . .. Vocal hInsIC ........... .• . For lumber psztlonlars arldrors R.o. [LIVER BER or Sir t. 0/011000, Norm Bownohloy, F. TxteNzo-0. yrAoxx, E PARE, Oen. W. ROD. I N Jr .,ION, J. Si. FADDEN.- so:AZ:mod QEIVICKLEY ACADEMY.—A Ct.asszc.u. Aj esb CvNIMICILL PG.ani a PC." lot Bon, on the P., Pt.`llt. B It R. 1t.,12 mthestrosi Pittsburgh. BBC. J. E. THAVELLI, A. AI., Primipal. Tbs PRSSIONMtI eumnenr• nu TULUDAY, November lst,int9. For Orr - niers,et erigklnr ol 306t0 Irwin k Poor, 67 Water Ora", or T. Id . Moto k Co, 21 Woad stre4l, a On. Prlncipal, korkkley. Pk. se.7l2ounktoSlF UNIVERbir V OF PE.BitsyLVANIes, Law Department, JA I /...& .ua A TERM OF Trus INSTITUTION will crammence en the 3d of October next. The following are tea seldnet of tLe lectern: HON. OEO=l9 PLlARelcoo6—Pereees, Personal Prep erty and bncentl'e Law. PROP. P . . E HPEYOER 511.1.t.E it—F.llllly .I..rieprodence Every effort le made to render this Itutitetion efficient for the purpoce It h. in vie... The IMAMSti are frequently end carefully exitodoed, legal gneetions are dial:seed and exercises to wilting form pert uf ths amass. By the rules et the Cour., the time two:vied here, I. treat.. equiva lent, for most puma.. to office study, In .titling to ad mission to the her, and when admitted in the Ootirt • graduate of this Institution can practice at once to the Supreme Court- The Introdnetory Lecture mill be deliver ed on FRIDAY, Sept. SOth, at 8 deka, P.M. a. the novel lecture room, by the Hon. OSO. SLIARSWOOD. selatot rn.1.V...(1).41. , V1:.y Ptojej. iOrttri-j AND WRITING ACADEMY, colleg e Hall, Diamond, Ittratinglalam. TERMS, OAHU ENTIIAIiCP... Par Ornandeatal Plain Wrifing_._—_ 10 Writing and Itook•Herplng..._. racrtry: N. BLIAFFX/I, Professor of Writing and ping. LILITIIEAD, Jr. Profaaaor of Pentnanabip. IL T. WKLIS, ProfeasOr of Ilont.Hroplng and Conamen dal Calculations. Butd . REV. W. B. BOLTON, Lectvrer no 131Oory an 4 Or-onO ects.. LION. R. P. FLENNIKEN, E.i.11. 9. Ifinfater to Den• mark, a memhor of the Pittsburgh Dar. Leant-et on Conn menial Law. PROP. U. P. EATON, Loginrar on Elocution. 0.11 and me what - has never been Wore attempted by any peanut. =nal,: - Spa:imam of Ornasonntal nod Practical Penmanship =ended to yourpruen,, in tha abort spate of from 20 seconds and entrant.. Good boarding at $2,50 per weak.. Birmingham Ferry hen for atadents. kentrance at any time. For enactment, of offhand ID:ulnae Writing, ouchee two nonage stamp& and •ldrna G. 11. LEITEISAD. Principal, 11123ilyillisr7 MODE R N LANOUAGES.-FREDZIUCK ANIL, N 0.170 Smithfield street begs to Warm has pupils and the public that he has resumed Ma histructiona In Garman, French. eta. .10,1tod. PENN INSTITUTE, HANOUOK STREET, NEAR PENN • - WIG roorpeo col MONDAY, the ZOO AUGUST. T' IrC per ofoolon of dye mouths. J. M. SMITH, onB:l.yd PotnelpaL _ _ Ca3IO3ECERIZZO. ac BONS' NMI NEW SCALE MIN PIANO FORTES. THE subscriber has now on hand a moat spissua sunk or Pima, comiettug of OA elegant 7 do laves, lo Plalo and Cured Csacs of the moat do strlptlon, from the celebrated Factory orchkkeling a Coo. The Instr.:mot. ate all provided with their latest improve mcra,eat, nod aro oes Bepraheirting.detion, Doohle- Dampest; -.Fclt4fam saf ENLARGED NEW SCALE, which • tench larger eonestboard Is ebtalneil, tly she tone Is rendered vary pawerloi, yet retaining lw sweet and musical citiallty. By the perfeetlen of the Ac tion, the pecan - seer Is enabled lo Freda. all glades of tone from pientrstnie td,fortirshatiorlth the realest ma. CtfleftSUNG k. EONS' ELLNOSere thug epotten of by the beet artists and critics In ant conntry:—. TELLIAMEG stye—envy ate beyond eomparieon A ha: bay. over 110.1 In the United Stat., end wdlemnpare fr vorably with &nil have Ina known." 0179TAVEEATTER sayr—eTbe ophdon which /expre.- ed three years ego, has been more ills:a confirmed to me, by the continued a.o of del:1301m That f,,r Tolumo and pore qu a lit y of tune, with oi.ty of allicalatton, they are une ual." (From tho Ifetionsantellgencer,Wsehlogtor "They causerie Mar comparison with lostrnmen.a fro. ay pert of the world, In I,lnt of ton, etrength end els lefty of kwerft." [From the Paw °dams Ph:Warn:o 'Ter asoellenca of material, elegance of finish, and fallt. Waal. of workmanship, and above all ter solniste and to. Hely, mellow sweedoess, brfllhmey and permanence of flag they are riperilnilied." [From the !wally Journal J "The peculiar cotorksl (mantles belonging to the Chid, ming lostrultienta, are • toil, maenad, rick and Po. - sTiiii tong flee (tom !any wooden, nobs., lcodneat of pound, to dl.. agreeable lo the sensitise m(1.1.1041. Tan, here .lo en .ay, even and pleaeset roach, end will keep in tone bettor than any Plants boon." /110 public are 10Tiks1 to .11 end examine More eplendld lettrasients, which aro sole at FACTORY PRICES AND WARRANTED. JOIN R. IRELLOR, DI Wood dtreet. WILSON. PATIW di CC., tROLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, No. :14 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Bare now In .tor.. full Gluck n( Desirable Fall Goods, To whirl; they Write the attention of the toad*. .810:1m1 A. KREBS & Sitittiviaphys •r Wood and Fourth Sta., PrITTSBURGH. XW 'JUVENILE BOOICIS;- Wbst Norma Mr to 14 liVar, tbs Bacrecods tossair , a litalston Marrs lama* The Y PII grtto; Alton IPutosbout Hopellottaits tillAttni; Volia at Homy TbilObjoul *UM; Too Ititutair. SUOMI of Mg: Biter ILassest; lbo Magi., of IdOm. ^ • L E I Arab bj , J. LJUULD, TEI buret st. NTRA SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS. E estoolo-, :opt. 30th, at :,14 o'clock, at tbo toototoercled Wes R001214,1.0:13 Flllb et., co wool:Oil - orb can It may rarest, will bo sold, lA s odd Roods !wood by Borough c( Ir.,Lla g t., A, to Clients. Volley Redraw:l Go. to thsrea 31trobsateseld ..41slolartiorove bask PiLteb'go 2) do =sew.' Boot Stoat: lo' do Citizens' Im:trance Co. Stma, .10 Hoed Street Rides do do to di. Vt tV ft C. R.R Co ittixt taco P M. D.IVIS, N - 11 6 T l o t os 1 11 3 ; " !51, 1 „ . 13 O ft ‘ ot ' I: ll Vrt AUCTION,—Ur t tm ', thn Caw Ist Sales 'totals, I ram tut iet , wboni may rote.rn. will L.' 'lOl.l. tint Merlyn,' hood, No. IS, Itiined by the Pittaburirlt, bi•ar O N , oud Clesshand R. II Co, ri.dre,ittiabla Oct 1 h 7.0, in ills ON, or Noir ynrk for tIOCO .29 P. N. MALVIN, Aort a l A ' Lift * S - 1 N V, SE V EIN'I' II WARD.-- , WARD. fin Torsday steolog, Ott. 4tb, .it at Ills commercial riles I DrItUF, No 51 Fifth *Met, arlll t. sold 2tl handsouttly situated itatidiug Lots in Cie :th moral, u laid out In the plan of lota for Mr.. E. N. Dart,, to 11 - - • O LA* on Dunne, aCO f.t ft, bat nig ..r d front of 21 (oat, and etlenitni, lark lun trct, noing 1,14 N'es. 110 to lid in Raid plan. Leta on b In. • 5314.4 e , baring ea. - . - b a fro • nt of '23 feat and eat•ndlag baah nl f•!. !i •1•:1,••, being Dina,l= to 130 In said plans Piano may be, had.. the Tale Indieptata bla. Terms, one third cash, ....b.. n, lao 1 years, Wlth interest annually. .37 I'. 51. DAVIS, Alta, EXECUTOR'S SALE 01' 110 USE AN!) LOT IN BINTII WARD—Ca Tuesday amnion, Car. atm at 7 o'clock, at the commercial mks mans, re. 61 sth street, by order of 31m. {Varlet, and Wm. id. Gormly, Eare'm of thr Into Waa Warden. dec'd, will be mold that valuable Lot of dround, anuate on Townsend, bean. Clarkaud Decatur Ott., harmg a front of Ii feet co Towa send at, and extending back 100 feat to Carpenter'i on whlcis la erected a two ate, Brick Dawning Dense, erlth an elcellent basement. Terra caah. P. AL RATIS, Aunt. AUSTIII LOOMIS flereltants'lixenange. PUBLIC SALE 01' SQUIRREL HILL bo Offered furaalleon TULIBSDAY, October Oth, at 3 o'clvdr, p. m., an the premises, * valushle niece or property. formrrly owned by Km. 11. Wlillarna. Eta., contalulog 19 arm more or leas. The property is well Improved and ender a high state, of cultirattort, baring an It armt SOo bearlag twat f Pear Tema of all the applyn eel variative • number of choke Pesch am] Apple Treisq ah abundance af Chapels, &raw lanties ntel other small fruit, no whole ground is adnaraLly adapted tor a market gate den. The property brattlln 5 futon.. walk of the proptwe ed Paeeenger Railroad. EMEIIIMS The terms made kounn at the time of eat, and mill E. Insurable to the porehamt, as a Largo pottlon of the pur chase money may remeto en mortgage oaths promisee. Omnibuses WIN lea, corner fourth and feast aut at. 2 o'clock. well' AUkrIN Loolll.l t CO.,Ancte. - ,III.IJCK \ LES BY A rT"-"r"'' sALYIS BY AUSTIN LOOMIS A. CO., AT THE ttIBACIIAISTn' EXCILABOR EVERY ILIERSDAY EVERIBIL—Bank, Briny., Insurance and Copper Bruit. Buret and ftssal Estate and at hallo age at able Merchants' Err Lana, by AUCTIN t CO. No., Drafty sx,cl Loma. u 1.4,1 tk , , ukiatal ca reasonabl.m 1... um 07 AUFZJZ: CO., ae.2lloci, No. Crut.txes.V.2 Fut.lL St. OLD'and YOUNG AFFIRM ITS TRUTH, Professor Wood's Hair Restorative WILL PRESERVE, INFALLIBLY, THE prowir and color of am ban, need two or erne Unless week, toting Imaginable age: Perfectly rrefonsthe gray; corer tbe bald with nature'. own ornament, the heti; nieke It more son and beautiful than any oil, una premrse the scalp free hero all l e,a to tha greatest sig., :tate.- man, Judges, attorney, licora,Plorgy men, Proiriengml Mori aud tomb. ro,i nu, I ,lica k.l over the gran hew. testimony th at wo Jo not hey toom t well In the tarot. Head tho !who, and hy pe, ygoygg,tit Tll.llPriii:, PIANIST, sere, cn Lie errisai in the Unimd Ratio he mea tepidly bre uniap gray, but On applying WNW. trtfOr2l(l,t• his hair ef. , l/ RM , Med iM original ham CIANDEW,I3 Newels Filmed, N. Y., ass" the gray hairs on his rife e bassi mere, at tar • few week', trial, turned into a dark Nemo, et the same Wine beautifying end th I:ksning the hair. A. 11l BAYSIOND. Bath, Mains, to;. ha is haw slaty years old, and his hair and sehlatem hers two-thirds gray. bet Ey the ono of ten bottles of liestoratire the gray helm' hero Reappeared, both on Me bead. and face, and Y more Cott and glumly than for twenty live years previa.. BIS wife, at the age of fifty two; has retied It with the came efftch FfNLEYJOLINFON,Esq , of New erlimnae3y. that he lost Ms heir by the Yellow Fever In 1831. Lie used Wood's Bair Rastorstlye, and h . le heir Is • now thick and glossy. h. FI/DDLETOR, Llrlopton, Alabama, aalk the Restorative has done much good in his part or the conntry. lie otwvl It fur baldness, and en. has • 800 head of hair. T. L. MORZE. Lebanon. Ken tacky, sera be he, • soma Wood's Elate Restorative In handreds of ea. MI, and never knew It to fall le _ie=bios all it rrotesses to do. AL J. ALDEN, hicLantal,,,,mb, esye h. had .the scald head light years,and was bald. hot by the liberal nos of Wood's lisle Ilsatorn tire,be now has • rich glossy bead of hair. air fhld by ill Drnyktsts,vind by 0. J. Wood k Co., 444 Broadway, New York,ead I 11 , Market &treat, St. Loafs. 810. hold In Pittemrgh by Dr. OEO. R. ILEYERB, B. L. fAILNESTOeiI 4. 00., EO. all Drnaglstk aodd • LOOM( IDVW, O.EOII MOGAN dr. GREIGG, • IMPORTERS OF HA - 4'DIVARE, NO. -Z2 WOOD STREET, icar Dorn nbcrre Et Marko EWA J030746c0 G.?.Exult, late of Lanueter......Lcals k Gana; PROVF GEO. S. DEVADT , 4SI. CO., Oomnijasion Merchants, FOR THE BALI OF PIC/ IRON, BLOOMS,'&c., No. 52 Wood St., Pittsburgh- ItErnsmass —Lyon, Eilsorb & Co., Pittsburgh; Laing/Eon, Cops/and & Pitteburgb; Mos E. In'Esqs Lau. esioal; Honk Shuou Cameron, IlarrisboriE B Co , Hollidaysburg. oyan, Cardoso TED ENTERARTWEI Insurance Company OF PHILADELPHIA, litsurei Against Loss or Damage by Fir* on Buildings, liereltandise, Fur niture ie. at Reasonable Rates of prom • DISICIOL3.—D. Blackford Start: William braes, of Wit. Mlles & Prarlett Joo. M. Atwood, of Atwood, WbltuA Ou.: Benj. T. Trodlck, of Tredick, Stokes & fhpri Wharton; Mordec B r o w n , wson: 0.. IL Stewart ot Stewart A km; Jobo EL of Joke 11. Brum, & Co; B. A. 7.h took, of D. A. Paboostook A Co.; Audrey,' IL Oael& J. 1.. Ettinger, of Wood t Ertinger. Pittabtagt, Pc - • • F. RATCHFORD iiTARR, President. CuAILLII COX., &crater), prmytriop,Rasaa;,im—R'm.& Co , J. Painisr A Co, Thomas.% Howe, Egg , Jae. tianstaill, Deg, Ellen - gesmer, Ran, Wilson, !('Elroy & Co., Wilson, Pap. A Co s Bailey, Remo, & Co., Livingston, Copeland a Co., J. 13711 B. . Lyon & Co, W. D lovely a Co. GEO. B. BRYAN & CO., Agents, ..140,5p0d hick 62 Wood Sista. Dr. Churchtlr a Remedy for tao eraventlon and Cure of Conatunptton. • Winchester,. Geasolnt Provo:Anton of the Llypopttospllttes of LIMO and of Soda, The ypeclfh.Reneedyfor Gresualpfihh,...Brofcice,Bronehtlis, date". De , X O Y./..hyspeprih, and 25 - hreaueDikzarte, - The success of this :7ZII - BDUEDT (diECJVCred by Dr. J. F. Ohner.blll, of Carley) le obtaining brit the mitt unbound... 4 popnlartty tbrovgbact Eampe and the Erclttd Stable. it 1.1 • pnroly flUenthlortivaintio.,ict:hz er:th ra rfalt4 tficny in all ear, of Polsolhery sad Zievhs The CURE OF CONSII.E2TIOE, le the emend and third stage tat a period, conarsuehtly when there ano be no tumrtabay ea to the netute of the dtmatt,) can L'e obtabsed, in el uste, by this treatment: °lnept when the existing trafon ort be lungs is of toad( suf ['vent to produce death.. _.„ Ttifs Remedy be. not only a a/ratio° effort, trot will; ft ox.lwharetor theta share a totrylone of the dlseese; Bre. volt its Dendopment seat thus act ee a preserwrier 1.14 re rird:p Cbs.onpfi...ja.s: J.( ecaliarrrins dors with reyarrt fe Saudi /b.° • • • • 9 C, 7 7:1 7 " 4:1 tift ; 4 t. 7 L I i d t:e7d t Soda. I•Whocharter's Genuine Prepsration.- (In: Carlo ru ken r7 ll l4 me d ; ; :- and is prepared s-,ording to bit erfgfurl. 1, meta. DR. Clll3llO/31LL'S INCOUL Ole cone umeTiox, • Comprising hie report made to the imperial Ansdniny of • Stediclne, Peril; Notes of Cases, and Letters, Documents,: • - 'Vet/menials, Ac., width, together with . Circular, will to sent on reoefpt Of TWELVE CENTS In stamps. • Osuerom.-.lntetalted Druggists will try to salt you Otter • proparattous than mine. lh not toy erre. Hy 'Vanning Preparative bearamy fac simile signatnre. Sir/Sewers of all preparatinza claiming to be the USW!: phosphitee, which contain too; or any,DB rd. The cennatri- Is likely tote flooded with spntions certi.drator. Parcae.—One bottle, $2; three bottler, $5. F nit, whole sale and retail at the SAO General. Depot In Its tufted State; t3John street, N. Y., by I. wurioilEstrs, to whoi orders should be addressed. Also, wholesale and retail by DR. O. IL itiqarn, N0..100 Vinod stmt. Pittaburgh, retail by J. P. ,WING. Allegheny. tni7tlA.P • • SAMUEL GRAY. J. 9T.C14119 0917 SAMUEL GRAY & SON, 111E'RCIIANT TAILORg!' NO. 19 FLPTEt BZEtZer, .a 7: Prrranuta Domestics. Homceopathy, OUTS DISEASES and their HO Vestamt, together with /alesfor of lulutios [tyro Accidents and Pdaolll4 bYL. 6.1. D. Jost published salter We ' I J. a. &WROTE.% A EON, tra'asmit' the abotrei= Isaccomrepled with coo oil Dr. Dag. thictur• pat' up vale/ the introadie* BABIiNTS-3.5 nears operirgark , 35 dO 20 di. echool. 80 anti Octlate• 7°,6114 b.? a .20,dawigAY MANGANESB-6,00C" 'crows ort oar 117 • IZEZINE3
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