g ■ • .•/•**•• . ■:•'•.•.•... . ’7 'ffi
ssss^itSitttal
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SBIBJ X. TINS
. PIWXSBTUMJII.
{-i.PAHk, lircoHiw;* ca,. '
iIANUTACTOEEBa
naiznss’"«aa eoli
:'**» sonbHo,a*9i aan .boimm, j*s
Alto, Importer* «n 4 Doijti SxVSfiigt SSJSiSj
SISKS IBOS, WISE, Ac. &MS»K»°» b ’ lls * , “ n “ *,
llacUaevudSoob* j »i* • ••••- • ••
A W a r&oxne,NQnWM*it™*&*B^ d%tr^
' ■ l«aK?iic[»l B*4^*
■ tayaaaUtylyT - .. • ----L:
I •-’ - TTBTVTtV. TEi COXiX«IKB» !■/
rUwaifilnslanfl CommlafilontJMflrchant,
AITOWIIOr^SAIJDJ^^Bp.. 4 -:
Qi«*«se,J3ti.tter.See& s »^ i ® 1 '»
• .'v - laJ Prodaco Cwrtlljv
.dfcvV JVk 85 IfeoJ:gwrf.
BXNA STO,V 'hi , WOKIiH- ;
«BXAHDBB BRAPIBY,
■ »iwn or
COOMSO, PABLOS ATO ÜBiTiSB BTOVES}
Plain aud Fancy Gfrato Fronts, .&c.
Sole-Profrictor of ihe pelojirated ; PAira't 9M
. BnasiHQ ukTSboki C'okscsikq •
,V. • . COOK:’STOVES. 1 ■ '.'Jj.
■} 'Ofilce and Sales Room, ‘ * ■
' OrtSlrOfe So, *~WooJSt.,PlttnliarßH.Pa.
; .N. HOI.MKH « SDNS, - -
; - DttLTRSIS - •
poteign ifinl Domestic Bill* of ' Eichin^
I CIWIfIOATES 0? .PEPOSIT,
- ' • - NOTES AND SPECIf,
• No: t 7 'MARKET STBBET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
C£jOoil«ctkma msdoi oo all Uto principal dttek through
oaHhaPnltad fitatcar • «p2Mdy
Fall F>atilaai. "• %
jJ;.V..McC6BX> ft GO.,
TterawcsAZJs' iira? &stjjl xxSz
■ > ' uvtUstihcmxascf —l
HATBiiCAPBi FUaSi BONNETS, AC.,
Aro now opening for tho FALL TRADE a
magoUcffst doth or PiREUGOOPS, which *rilt»*oM at
lowprtCM. No. 131 WOOD STHJBET,
•t»27l v'*.' Piva doonahOTe Fifth, Elttibargb.
rk ‘. BOBERT ORRr
kai ....... . sMcnni HEP
BOS2TETS AlfD lIATB,
BONNET RIBBONS.
PLOWKHB. Ac.,
NO. 93 MARKET STREET,
mtl&ly.irc PITTSBURGH.
; e. B. ft 'C. P, MARKI.B, ,
—‘ Htfrp«CTllMJ£ Of
VBISTIKO, JOB ASD ALL KWD3. 0» .V ■.
W ft A PP INGr .3? APE BtV
Wnrebo<u«> No. 37 Woo0.8tre«t»: ‘
Firr.immritr.pi-
Cljltf k
. Ba£> boggfrt at markal pricao.
<K BROi
. M»trcrAcn3nss or.
Iron Railing) Iron J£tmlta r Vault Door»i
Window Khntttn, Window Guards, ht.,
' ■ &at.9X Second Stint end M Third ■
( BetWn Wood and Marttt,) PITTSBOTU3H, PL,
B**acnhind ai Toriaty of now Pattunia, fancyandplaJn
•citable for all cnrpoot*. Particular attention paid to cs>
clod or G rare Lou. Jobbing done at abort notice. art
a*. c. riuao
VANOHVtItt & riUiIHD, '
AT.TO R NK YS AT LA W.'
, - - • . 05D •
SOLICITORS IN CHAUCERY,
No. 6, Shinft JOaei, Dutrwpn, fctM.
£9*CoTleetlons promptly toadala any part of Kortbern
■n-1
on Boodwand Mortgagee eal;lydfc
va. o. bobtojos
mrasov do causa—.....
(l 0"B IN S 0 N, MINIS & SILLERS)
FOUNDERS AND MACUINIST&,
WAS HtNGTON WORKS,
Pittsburgh, Ponna.-
Ofllee, No, SI Market-atreet.
ManabctarVaU kinds ofSjcaaEncTou and Mill Slacbln
erri<?Mt(n£r,Railroad Work, fiteam BollUh and fibeet Iren
!7ork«. -
- Jobbing and done on ihort notice. cagJydic
•*W ec SON.
' Slftnnbctcrers sod Dealera In all kiodaof
TOBACCO,. SNUFF AND. CIO ABB,
' iIR B
LBAF tobacco,
earner ofSmithM'i'Strtci and JHamniAUtjr,
• , trersinmau.pA.
JTORKIGH* EXCHANG-B.
SIOtITBUIS DRAWN BY
DUSCARi SnERHAS 4 CO. ( .
ON TUB UNWNBANK, LONDON, IS SUMS OF OKB
POUND STERLING ANt> U?WA|*S *
: AI» t Billion tba principal dtfeaWS jm- ' ?r “ c *>
Bilgfnn, Holland, Germany, Jlusilr, f g .j S poropean
smtoc«,t,n.l Jonh.Bd ■
i JO^-
eSfclyofc \ naofcffa. V,
TVt K & CUB -O R*-
No.
- A good assortment of Cloth vCa3siȣWV
VtStlSao* CjJAWrtJSf acd all goods waitable for gaatlementf
•'.. .. .. •. •-
promptly Qllad, to tbs latest etjlta of the srt.
'mrtfclydfc
J. SCOTT, Dentist,
HAS removed to tbo house lately occupied
by Dr. Wm. A. W*rd, No. 278 reoa (ratb-sM*,)
third doqt*l>ore Hand struot.
OGlcu Hours Crom 9 a- »- till ftp. a.
JOO2* t-DOID W.B'CPUOCau
- 'Plttaborgb Steel Worka.
' JO2TKS, BOYD &
a* D nr*cWr»r9of CASTBTEKU alao, EPJUKO, PWVT »3<J
A. B. STEEL; SPSDiGBaa’l AXIBE,
Corner Bos* ozzd iini StraUr iVtrttopA,
i , —P. a. aoaaaa
.I>V RO<3JILfc£3 & CO ?
Jtogcra* Ixaprored Patent Steel
Cultivator Xeettu
, Comer Ecu and Tint Struts, nUilurgh, Fa- __
igßttjdrc*
TfjXTT. bqaD BFIKE COMPAHY.
Dmrortn—. D* W. C. Bldwcli.
(ffueecttoni to Porter, B&ft & Atoctt)
SABVrACTOUU tr
rail roadt spikes, chairs
and boat spikes.
Comer of 'Water Street and Cherry alley,
PITTSIiTOOIt fZSWA.
MERCHANT tailob,
No; 54. SL Clajr Stxoet,-
(Dr.lrUb’a PITTSBURGH, PA.
nafciyafa
“ Mma’s Huuccwufl Vebjcim Desteoyeb,
Tht iogxlenoinzte
a ITS, Usstf Cbcwucss% Bccis, ASTB, McSQCmiS, rxaJi
Moras, Stax* Oust Woao is© Sissxs festers, Ac:
SbjOWsomaptD nitiTißKOjtTH. .
ThW6eiel>rstedßea)edh» hm-beea exteottoely used
Ibr twenty-two ywrala aO parUcl Europe, and tbdr mJrao
olooi powar Jwe Jxea altoatad by the Coorticf Sonia,
France, ZngUod, Assal», Bavaria, Saxony, Bal&fc
ua, HcHand, tbateCbemicar
examlmd, and approved by tbejaoatdfaiingnijbrt Modfekl-
FaeolriesalloTartbeworW. ;' ;•• •" ■
Tbelrdeetrodinaca to aUkindic-f Ttrialnatidufiaclta
baa been artifledln . Cdi country by the Diroctorifcf #le
rariotu Public In*titGtJona, Planters, Farmers, Proprietors
cf Hotel* Wardtoosq* Maim fitotoriM.- sod by. vntogfdto-
v ./ ~ r...
Tfttiffif tt** l * ■* J firtlWrelge cf tbt aSSCtC* Of
atfbe Depot.; " __
Frar Hla, Wbolataleaad BetaD, by UjeloTSDtor aod'f?oT
prtotor, ■ ' ’ JOSEPH MEYER, Practical Cbonjlit, r? :
"; "‘ J, York.
BtatM indCwtfM* PRETEE
ICK V: nOTHTOy,'DmggUt, Ho. 10 iJlor Doow, aaS'tlT
Bro»4w»7,K«TrTotlCi‘
for»letaUii»cU7, wbc!e»l« and &♦
LEBfI’AOD-J «Jrn«rWood «nd gewtid rt«
BmmStimmSiiaViriitft.,
WAN, Allfg&eoy. J "SEi
Xm 'PEEtmiB Srnur.—Wnir :
Mott OOTCT b»T»M *iTBtlM Bjnjp/h •.
liiliinifa'iilTirrlr* *“•** »■!£
1* ndublapreputftoaofFr dpnito of Itoia« which itretdr
fly weired wiU-* 7 * la
aws'ytbstthsliaetaldoMtiot ,orj*Uy*c*»
tbetaiact cubon»te,«r,fTßnto;;<b*.frp® bybyflrojtn,i
. WliooTfr.toise*.
' to *jro Iron lo alarm' tbtv'wiU be tb«boin»n
v stouaich,u4 Gut will be retdily takes IntOtiieMoar,,»iU;
■■ ftfethUrenrtWSjTop.whieh list tatted bynen cf bfgb
throciboat" the country. Dr.' Hsyc*,
/ jU»V E r'Gt'UimebnseitB t t<itl£w to Its extiiordtuarj vfr>
tow, taro emy eoßfiaeace - io the »Wlty of
.•gentbcretoctmrtneetnfouocftWnaw. TbePerufto'
Byrop it made to Boetoo,ml' hasperformed most wco<lcr»
u! tor* to.*aauwe* r«niiin&* toalo aadtjrtfenUT*
prepirtttoa.. See leog edrertlwmaot la another part oT
ta-danO«ZJTrr.■ • •'•' . ■ • • ••■ • j
„ maSKR. KEYSES*Wood street, la the Apect
fortbtlcity.s «'■ - •• ”. .. -■’■ . e«Ig3WT /'
-.Btto, OU anA fcoattwi Btoro, v
D r Kukfatkick & Sossj No.
tt, bctw6*n lUriet an 4 Chestuoi Pfcluifllphia£fciTo
-lor pile DRY Asl> SALTED SPASIS3 -HIDES,Dry iwi
Ones WtodT»tß»BJp#,T»imertf ;Ofl, T*aaprsf- uftCur*
rtety.'Tooliat tfc* lowartpric**, Jtnfl npcaCb* boa t*rm*.';X
-. Mwdiof te>ifar<n th» tough. w»n<c& fot which
th* xrtwrfcct grtcw will t» fefm io.caiH, ortahcnin
ffjgg&g tea; v •'■■ ;> •- • OTBJjdfa -
o* lleksia.— Dju Qxci.lL Kit*.
ira.AHWWood Btmit. riltibnißi:, bA3 tBB2 la tbs
f:* ilnpMt Elx*co*»,'andbM prccurod tto,
U“> ot IresMbr;tto;ciot ol'nirn!»y
» b»I» A* to «nr cajiot rßptw*
-nag (tr7S£&* TOU
v t S£^l^3apB»^ w ‘“-. '■’;
JtWretfjwljrJi -i< : ..
' • V'iMreßßlDEj.'jss'- cbi
- psKsWloh:
Manu-1 . sioßliiHQ, OCT. 1, 1859.
Ii &C os ti and order# tor LEAD, nn>ES,. v J &;■- -—... •. ■ r . .. ‘.'
: •ollritad. prompt fttUO;/ °TF/CfAL PAPER or TUE CITY
t; ?*• : tio£k ; 'tr> iw»»Jdc,;«J torwardlnfc. •' \ j
•XAvlOlCommerclßl sttreel, fit. . ] - L ‘
»{«i2 &4*lH “
HflfiliV, GEttW lO &
1 •, - f luscfiCTCftxiiS or %
1 iR'O'PB'S • X> T W
• ' .Of kit ilzea »nd__dflscTipligna. r .
'WWffhcmße, , 489, cor. Penaand, Walimtf Sts.,.
• Two aqo»rt« abor« Ihop.r, YT. 4C.R/R.T ••
Frelgbl Hapot, f . . , ''
' “ ‘ pl•nraBUBO!l. ,
tctiffnnUyfcP
Si ? l
SEWING W^OHINES.
-A. '•
R C
O T
F • ' R
'• • C
8/.-. \ '
.*• ' FOR SALE .WITH ALL
LATB IMPROVEMENTS
MANUFACTURER’S PRICES, '
AMEKJCiUJ WATCHK^
WHOLESALE AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
A WTTmTn AK7 g legbeny city, has made the following appointments
4**™ utVAvAiv w for Sabbath next:
We would most respectfully call tho attcu- Pitt*bnr 3 h.— First Church, :Seventh street—lo}
tioa ol tbspoblle to the Amerlcsu Watch** now being ei- m. uu, Rev. J. R. Thompson; 2$ p. m. Rev. Byron
tenslvdy Introduced, the manufacture of which has become Porter; 7p. m.. Rev. J. b. McCready.
«oJnnl,cjUbHih*Hh»l .nth. imOdsnrc cri be-vUeo) . Swood Church, Sixlh street—lo* » m., David
npon them as safe nnrt correct tlnrtfcccpera, both by Pf 10-1 . »T: ' '
-.«.ci»d«U,r: ■ Third Church,l),.mondstr.«t-m a. m., Her. R.
__t ‘ , j’m", ~.,,, , , A. Brornrc: 7-u. tn., eorvieca.
WhoUs.ls Agent. lor IL. ..!« ol , ’ cb ' rch _,o 4 R, v . R. MciValtJr 3
these thepuNlc miy be assured tbit we can et-ll m QV II Pollock.
them at tbevery'lowcat ciA price*. * * Fifth Church, Lafayette Hall— loi a. oi., Lev. J.
Wo have also a vyry large etock of Silver and Plated T. McClnre; 2$ p. ra., Rot. David Paul: 7 p. ra..
War*, Tine Gold Jewelry fn art*, inch at Coral. Oarnot, Rev. Win. Lonmor.
Cameo, Jot and Fatajlpgsl First Reformed Presbyterian Church—los a. m..
Oar assortment of CIACKS to unnsostly l .rgo at present, Rev. D. 11. Pollock: 2$ p. d.. Rev. R. flailey.
comprisingsomobeautiful pattarneof Eight nod One Day Cumberland Prcrb. Chureh—loA a. tn., Rcvi A.
Parlor and Office Clocks at greatly rednesd prices. McCartney. .
W„ h,v„ .1.. . full stock* Eugll.h .nd S»lm Oi.ld »cd First_ Church. Biruungh.in-lO} a. u> , Her. Thus.
Btlvcr Watch sc on hand, all of our ucn fui porUU.ru Ivonu.dj; |>. m. *»»■,*■: ■ I-
Abo, Watch Makere’Tools, Waterietoand Watch Gt&»».e ‘ ... ~, « ... t sj Adair- "t.
REINHSIATT A SIEITRAN, LawronoewHe—D«* a. in.. Hei. J. ftl. AJiir .'f.
N 0.42 Fifth etreot. m., Rov. James Brueo.
.if/rjAmv.—First Curch—loj a. m . Rov. John
Pattcrsen; ?p. m., Cotntnuuior.;'7 p. m , Rev. J.
M'Farland.
Reeond Church—los a. m., Rev. J. Shield?; .1 p.
m., Communion—the services to lu> introduced by
Rev. M. M'Kinstry; 7 p. to j Rev. .1. R. Thompson.
Third Church—los a. m., Rev. W. C. Jackson; 2
p. no., Communion—services to be introduced by
Kor. J. T. M’Clure; 7 p. m.. Rev. J. B. Johnston.
Manchester—los a. m. t Rev. A. O.Wallaoe; lsp.
m. Rev. J. 11. Pressley; 7 p. m., Rev. Thn«. Lore.
AUTHKHSI AiraUKlisU AOTUKUtiIIt
Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
leg Bjrnp for Children Teething. It baa booqnal-ou earth.
It graatlyfectHtaleetbeprftneMoftwthlog&yaoftenlng the
gam*, rvdadng all alUy p*lu, and (»
tare to regelate tho bovoU. fteponJ npuu it, mothers, It
’•111 rest toyonre**lve», and relief and health to y»mr
tn/anti. PerfiTtlj safe 1o all case*
{ Yhlavalnabln preparation Is the ot »u« of
ihe mastoipeHenct-l anJakilfa! fetfitlo Physicians la Now
England, and has two ttsenf a(fh nevar-fifling •nrreatlu
millions orcases.
[ We believe It U»o best and aurnat remedy In lb» »url*l, U.
all oaaosof l>ywaterj and Diarhouain Cbi Idrco, >* helhu it
arUai from toothing or from any,other cause.
' If life and health cau be tvstlrraleilb j dollar* aud <**□!*,tt
tiwQrth Its weight In gold.
Milllotiaof bottles are sold every year hi the Hatted
Btatn. It li an old and well-tried remedy.
PKIOE ONLY 25 CENTS* A BOTTLB.
geaalaeaalesatbo fac-stislle ofOUKTIS Ji PJI{I
- New Toth, la on the outsidn wrapper,
Solo by Druggists throughout the smrlil.
DO. QOOJ IL KBTSfill, Agent tor Pittsburgh.
JnfcdawlyfcT
.WILSUS HOUR.
Assurance Company,
NO. 1 MQjJHGATE STHKET, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN l $3O.
CAPITAL v . [„......86,39» t €00 QO
PAID-UP CAPITAL'AND fcURPfAJP... 2,104,111 02
-ANNUAL IILVKSUE. for lb* j«uret><s
ln£ Jono*ry
Tms companyTnsukes against
Loss tr Damage by fire. Almost ottry d«»criptUra <jf
Property. Thr. ftairj «/ Premiums nr* muierait, at>tl, In
twllc&sv*, Lak4 upon tun chancier of Uiubwnor or occti
pant, and tho merit* of the ri«k»
l/MV* promptly -adjusted and paid '"liberal relrrence to
Loodi.il. a tftzial permanent fttUd pr&r.dei
yJdnfur-pzymmi efl&iscsin t\ir covofry.
itmjxca t« TiTT&anwn:
Sleacra. Jimna HcCclly Jt Co-, I*4 Wood itre, t;
*• Jctn Ployd * Co-, 178
**. nrownJtJltxkpatrfc**, 153 Liberty Krort;
*• D. Or«€f *Oo,99Wood*trert:
** WU*CD, sd’Rroy * Co, M Wood afreet;
“ Jahw* McCandlfirt * Co, 103 “
“ Nimick * Co, M.Waleraire&t;
« R. A- Foboeetock A Co., Fii7Vand W\*d «tn.ct»,
*■ iaa Wood mill k Co-, flecood and Wood flrtetj;
Atwell. Lee ft Co, S Wood street;
« Horrhfleld* 00-, Fourth sod Mark** *trn»t»;
“ McCatidkra, Means ACo-, Wood and Watcrit*;
umucn nr rnnanrtvau.
George H. Smart. Eeq» 13 Rank street.
Mraerr Myere, ClMboro AOo. 232 Market Krtofc
•» Wo. M'K«» k Co.,22Sot:tlrYruot street;
- . M’Cutcawn k Collier, Front end New itr,
“ Smith, WUlimr * Co.. 613 Market Mrret;
« James Orelram k Cr>_ 29 and 23 LttitU-etreef;
Joseph It. MUcl'.eH, Eeq- rmldnjt Mechanic*' Bank:
James Dtmleft EeqvProafdeat Union Bank: _
£lO,O. W. A. Porter, late Judge Supreme Court
JARIKS W. ARttUXT, Agent,
/tSilydis CXBca.il 03 Wood amor.
THIRST PREMIUM AWAJtl>^>.aja&
BY THE STATE FAIR TO
GRAFF & C 0.,.
MANUFACTURERS,
FOR TUB BEST
STOVES.
FOR T|ZR BEST
COOKING RANGE FOR FAMILIES,
With large' Feed Door fur throwing io Ocol,
akdbest wood coos stove.
DIPLOMA FOR BEST LAUNDRY STOVE.
Also, on bend a Urge assortment of fleeting Stow,
Plain and fancy Qrste Fronts, Feud ere Sad and Dog Iron*,
Barer Kettle*} Wagon BoZee, Itollow Were, Ac.
GRAFF & C 0
So. 343 Liberty Street,
AT TOE HEAD Of WOOD STREET,
»M;j • Pma»ukcn. Prewa.
IRISH LINENS,
DAMASKS, DIAPESS, fC. ,
CONSUMERS OF RICHARDSON'S UN
ENB,*ndtho«ed<*lrone of cbUldlngtbo GENUINE
GOODS, thcald e.e that thanr ticks they parch aee ere Seal
ed with the foil namo of the flern, >
J, N.BICOARDSIrtf, PONS A-OWDEN.
•• a guarantee of the sca&dneea and durability of the Goode.
ThtfC*aiion- U-reod*»ed Manually necessary, ae targe
auaoUUaeof interior end defectire Id own ere prenatal,
eeeson after season end eealed with tbenar&o ot RICHARD.
SON, b> Irlah OoceM,«bo, ngwdkMof ttmfnjary thne
inflicted tllkeoQ tbs American conatun«r'«d thetnanoteo
tnrtreof the genuine Goods, will not radily- abandon s
buttons •o.prnfitable,' while purchase** cau bo Imposed on
with Goods of a wtrrthless chsrmcter. •
! J. BULLOCKE * J. B. LOCKE.
•tSilydis Ag*ut3,' 56 Church Street, New York.
w«.x. »GB«*Et. —a. *• tm«m.
•WM. IB- SCHMBRTZ s CO,
WHOLESALE & 'RETAIL MANUFAC
TDREBBANDDKALERB IN
BOOTS AJSD. SHOES, .
No. 31 Fifth Street, Bank Block,
flaring JqM received oar very large and complete stock
of BOOTS AND SHOES, we are prepared to offer extra In*
dace men ts to pnrehasers. Call and axomiaa.
- eelOAmd Wll. E. BOlittE&TZ k CO , 31 Fifth et.
OERBST & BARKER,
: PRODUCE AND PROVISION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 1 ’
267 Liberty. Street, darner of Hand,
jirraßimoß, pbnn’a. <
i -«LPsrticalar bUodKou given to the purcUawand lain of
yiovT Grain, Dried Fruits, Potatoes, Pork, Lmd, Bettor
Checee. Clorcr and Timothy SeW*, 4 c
i OrderaprompUy filled et the lowest aukoipiicbs. Ad
ranees mdeoacoDstgvsoDts.
tTtmJOfflee ot tho Pittsburgh Bag Manufactory, nnkblyd
~HALL"fis" BBJRiHIH.
PLOW MANUFACTURERS,
No. ! IGO Penn Street, Pittsburgh;
PATENTEES of the ’celebrated r Firat Pro
ralom I BOS CENTRE AND UILOatDK BETOET;
ton,
- Pcwock,WreogktA*.i‘ito«4,.Cr«K■
PLOWe,TMWOIISBa^MtvIT O BB / c.
MJCbey also continue to carry eajbe old PlH*ttlxFoaii-
JSStafiSltf
oTe,r.ttomptlrßlNO«»e „U.r«ll™ f lr.a.t.eetoraj.i
In flTcry.portlcgUt. . 1 !
Concozt Plooo tor Sale.
K MAGNIFICENT CONCERT PIANO,
BEEITKAPf * UAB-
Lefpiir, Germany, which Js,:wUbont-doubt, one of
'the finest StromenU, M regtrds foljiirai find
4 too?, l etc-,»rofefferedin thu city, «d lhoo*ner only ports
fwltblt cm oeeiraMof remora! to aWcrirtacl ty.
» ForfurtherpartlcoUrs, apply *1 tbs office of'ins Evening
*- - - ' scSOnftfcfao
Jo I-TTMJIHJ EQU AGHIUULIUItALf
U WORKS, •
Nos. ‘49 and*sli¥erry Street;. , .
iSOBEIir 8. WXLLIAiId, Ptcprietor,
' WilllAfi»i]
; JUfforteroars pr ,
Mowers, Rcapore,‘llorso Powers, Threshers,
•.Cider Mills,' Hay, Straw wid Fodder Cut
>- ■' tors & other AgricultoralMachinery.
,‘t j
y ; ' BJfc££T7£2X. RXIDIDI,E,
1 suaotacTuua in’rmu
; ooden - aa d Wi Uo w , W are
■ ! ■%a£Km, : moniimmsais, 'ipiiwe*;' *a_• .:•
; . iialfciiwW ■■"* r . riTTSBVUGU.
’.l;' ■ :■■' -i...-:
j£-*k
•y.O
JZ£J~ Joan Daysman, Esq., is cmployoJ by us as
an agent for canvassing and collecting for the Pitts
burgh Daily and Weekly Gazette, dlo will vloit in
that rapacity the various portions of Western Penn
sylvania and Eastern Ohio. He is oar only agent,
for tb® purposes named. R- Ebbett & Co.
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Tickets! Ticket at
The Republican Slate and,County Tickets are
now primed, aud ready for distribution. Our
friends' are requested to call and supply them*
selves.
Ashes sons.—The following we belioro is a correct
list of the assessors in the city. We conjure every
Republican to see tbit be is assessed at once:
Ist ward, Caleb Russell, No. 17 Fourth street.
2<l " John McKee, 163 Third et.
3d '• John Magee, High Bt., between Webster
and Grant streets.
4tb “ Richard Hope, 10 Hand street.
sth “ Dl. Taylor, 432 Liberty «L, cor. O'Hara.
6th u John Phillips, IS Federal street.
7th “ Robert Thompson! Shelby street, near
Upper Basin, f
Bth “ Thomas Neely, Marion stroet.
9th James M'Cane, 765 Penn street.
Manassa Bask Notes Refused. —We received
the annexed noto lasi evening:
Pittsburgh, Sept. 30, 1559.
E(U. Gazette— lVe are advised by telegraph, from
-Baltimore, that tho notes of the Bank of Manasia,
Virginia, are rejected by tbo agency, and bare been
protested at borne. Yours, Ac.,
Sevple A Jokes-
Under these ciroumfclaooea we nood not advise
our readers to hare nothing to do with this dan*
gerous oarrency It Trill be driven from circu
lation at once.
PnEAConto.-—Tbo U. P, Synod, in tension in Al-
Tub First United Presbyterian Synod of the West
mot in tbo First V. P. Church, Dr. Pressly'*, »t V
o'clock on Thursday morning, and was opened with
prayer by the former Moderator, Rev. W. Wuhart.
Rev. J. B. Johnson, of Wheeling Presbytery, was
elected Moderator.
Dr. McLeao, chairman of committee appointed to
procure a charter for Westminster College, reported
that one had been obtained, a Board of Trustees ap •
pointod, and thecollegewas now in active operation.
Dr. McLean also reported s charter for Synod,
which, on tuotioofTwas accepted, aud the corporator!
authorised to organize uuder it 1
The reports o[ Presbyteries were next in order.
The following reported: Lako„Steubenville, Alle
gheny, Mononguhelt; Cbartiers, Muskingum, Uhic*.
Roller, Wbeeliog, We?traorelaod and Big Springs,
Dr. Dales, of Philadelphia, member of the Board
of Foreign Mission.*, by invitation, addressed the
Synod on the subject of Foreign Mission*. He also
read to the Synod a statement of the doing; of the
Board and its necessities. It was organised on the
21st of June; at that time raitMon* were in active op
eration in the West-in Indio*. India, China, Egypt.
Syria aod Africa. Bat additional laborers are sadly
needed in all the«o missions, and a cat! has been pre
pared to lay before tho different congregation;, with
a fiew to awakening a spirit to supply ibis preming
aocessity. Missionary buildings are much needed in
Egypt, and the Board appeals to tbe churches for
' $ 10,000 fur this purpoi*. They aim ask for 810.000
more to liquidate general expenses. This is an ag*
grcgalfl of $30,000. Bat wliat is that fur 54,000 com
municants ?—ouly a little over baif a dollar for each
person. In ali earcestne*:, frankness end confidence,
the Board of Foreign Missions would lay these want*
before the peoplo of the V nitod Presbyterian Church.
84,742 la ail that now remains in the treasury of the
| Board.
Dr. Prereiy, Dr. Findley and Ret. Blair wtro ap
pointed a committer* to draw op a. minute on ibo
subject of Dr. Dales' addrer*.
Tho Moderator announced tho folljwlng standing
committeei :
— Rev. Dr*. Wm M'Elwee, D. R. Kerr,
James II. A. and Her. J. T.
M’Clure.
Rot. Drs. J- T. Pieraly. Joseph
Scroggs and Rev. A. M. Blsck.
/fcci'sien—Rees. D. W. .Collins. James Prettley,
D. D., and Jatnc? Henderson.
Acc™- na—Mr. J. R. Dickey, R«rs. R. Gracey and
J. B. Clark.
Adjourned till Friday morning, after prayer l«y
Rev. MeElwce.
In the evening, tbo members ot the tfynod and
others met io I>r. Rresily’* church for devotional ox
ereises-
Xh« hours of meeting are fr<*ro 9 to 12 a. u. ana
2 to 5 p. m.
Friday morning Synod was opened with prayor by
Rev. D. R. Kerr.
A committee ot two from oacb Presbytery was sp
pointed to review minute books aud report*.
Tbe committee to whom was referred the address
and statement of Dr. Dales, on Thursday, reported
in regard to adopting additional efficient measures
for tbe support of Foreign Missions and procuring,
property for tbo uro of Missions in Egypt and elie
wboro. Report adopted.
Dr. Presaly presented n paper in favor of a pro
posed division of the Synod into three parts, on ac
count of tbe great extent of the Synod.
on motion of Dr. James Prestley, tbo paper was
referred to a committee of one from each Presbytery
with instructions to report at 3p. k. The following
gentlemen were appointed said committee;
J. T. Pressly, Allegheny; James Shields, Big
Spring; J. N. Diek, Butler; Samuel Taggart. Char
tiers; Wm. Connor. Conomangb; Jsa. H. Pressly,
Lake; D. W. ColUns, Mansfield; D. W. French,
Mercer; J. G. Brown, (R. Gracey,alternato.) Mo
noogahela; Wm. Lorimer, Muskingum; 8. T. Her
ron, Ohio; J. H. Peacock, BtenbenvUle; M. MeKin
stry, Westmoreland, J. C. Murrb, Wheeling.
Tbe Report of Conetnangh Presbytery was pre
sented.
A committee appeals was appointed as follows:
Drs. Kerr, Scroggs, J.' B. Clark and Elder J. D.
Dickey, of Wheeling Preabytory.
On motion, a paper tendering to the cnce of the
First 11. P. Synod tho Tboological Seminary, was re
ferred to a committee, consisting of Dr*. Shields,
Jaa. Pressly, R. A- Browne, McElwee and Patterson.
On motion, Jaa. McCandless, Ecq., was appointed
Treasurer pro tem. to receiTe all funds for Foreign
Missions.
Report of Mansfield Presbytery read.
Closed with prayer by Dr. Findley.
The afternoon session was opened with prayer by
Dr. Jas Patterson, D. D.
Committee on Otertorer rcported in favor of the
erection of a new Presbytery out of Allegheny and
Cbextiere. Report adopted.
Tho order of tbe day—tbo subject of dividing tbe
sj oC xl__ was taken up. Dr. Preesly, from the spo
<£al a report to the effect that
committee was unanimously of the opinion that a
divisiuQ.woujd conduce much to tbo convenience of
the members, and at tbe same time besobservientto
the general interest of the [church. Tbe commltteo
recommended the adoption of tho following
tion: '
Rctolttdi That the General Assembly bo requested
to divide tbe 6ynod as follows: Tbe Presbyteries of
Big Spring, Conetneugb, Westmoreland, Mononga
hela-and'Cbattlers to be constituted tho Synod of
Pittsburgh; .Presbyteries of SteubeoTillo, Wheeling,
Muskingum and Mansfield to bo constituted tho Sy
nod of Muskingum.
And in tbe evont of this request being granted, it is
Rraolved, That the Theological Seminary Institu
lion now under tbe care of the First U. P. Synod of
the Wcsti be In the possession and under tbe control
of Synods jointly.
Tbo report was dUflassed at great length by a
number of the members, and finally adopted.
. Dr. Kerr moved that the proposed new Presbytery
of Frankfort bo left toils x>wn eleotion in xegard to
synodical connection until otherwise ordered. Car*
pied.
, On motion, tbo teport of the Trustees of Westmln*
ster College was made tbe order of tho day for Sat
urday at 11 o’clock.
The committee to whom was referred, the matter
of tbe transfer, of tho Theological Seminary, reported
as follow*; -Ist. Tb«{ the Theological Seminary be
longing to the A. R. Synod, and which bos been
generously offered tbo First U. P. Synod, be re
ceived* oti-tho conditions specified.in said offer, • 2d.
Tbat the-Profereora continue in tbeir present post*,
tiuns. 3tL*That a 'Professor of Pastoral Tboology be
ol.aod b,,Sjnod. , .
The report was adopted, and a committee of seven.
..ibißlca tolSaio nomlnaUpM for Profcjior, u fol
io*, ; lie vi.AVuUsrt, Block/Uorroo, l-oturjon, An
derson, 6cro«« ondUcKlwoe.
Adjonnfea’with prayer by Rot. Lorimer.
' I <r ! . lit or BfocM nnd kondi b y P. JL D»tU, aw
.ienir' No a'Fißb'*^ l . S l> L 39th :
* *OO 000 « mr-cont. conpon bondi, iunod b, bo-
» Chattier V.UojRoU-
-
. Mf.hKM• -• ”■*11,15,
-is *• P.pFu W. AC. 8.R.C0 *w
■ Hm, (!1M iro toaa^Foa.—lt JJ am-1
»WgM«idMaia.iAM(weaa.«hit-Hia. t
■ Sacity soma peopU wiU aHckto* “shocking bad i
hai” or cap, , ot.that said shocking bad bat or
cap will stick la them. Men will sometimes j
parsiat in westing such article* nt the entire !
sacrifice of- tbeir peraonal appearance, many ]
yearn perhaps having elapsed einee those old i
hats were new.' Now the appearance of a band-;
some man ia improved by n neat head-dress iu >
a greater degree than by any other portion of j
his apparel, and the ugliness of some men is re
deemed in the same way. Ibt reason of tbo
eccentricity noticed is attributable to various
: canses, aod we shall not philosophize thereon..
We would, however, call the attention of our
citizens to tbo new cstsbliebmcnt of Mcssre.
nmernian £ Collord, oalled the “Centre list t
Store ” No. "6 Wood street, near Fourth, whero ;
all tastes may be sailed in tbo mailer of Hals j
and Caps, at tbo most reasonable prices. They :
Jure a large aod splendid fctool of everything in :
•i’ll, liuo Their etoro is convenient and hand-
Bomely fitted np, and Ibpso who go there and j
wish to bay will not conls away disappointed. i
The firm are both young Jmea, and Mr. Hiller
man is a practical batter, having been in tbo
. establishment of C. H. Pauleon for eleven years.
They ore wholesale and retail dealers, end be-
Bidcß hats and caps, keep n large assortment of
! ladies’ furs, straw goods, etc. In fact, anything
t that can be fonndjo any other store of the kind
■ can be had at tbe Centre Hat Store, No. 76
Wood street, near Fourth. Give thie new firm
a caß. . .
As OaxTioH.—Tho popular publishing house
of H. H. Lloyd ft Co. have done tbe public a
great service lo publishing in u- neat form and
in good lypo tbo Into masterly oratioo of Hfln.
Edward F.verelt, *t the dedication in Boston of
the Webster slatuo. It 1* published uniform
with other iraote by tbe some house, under the
title of Ibo.'“Pulpit ond Rootrum," and is for
sale at the low price of one dime, by Hunt &
Miner. Tbla makes No- Bof tbe series. They
have been issued at intervals daring the year,
and when bound will make a fine volume, con*
taming a record of much of, the best thought in
theropublio. 000 cannot invoht 10 cents mord
profitably than iu the purohase of Ibis oration.
Body Foobd.— Oq Thursday, as a parly of
mioers were coming dowQ tho river from a meet*
iog, they found the body of a man floating in
tbe water opposite Parkinson’s paper mill, near
Mooongahela City. The deceased wore tweed
pants aod a check shirt. Bo was blind of an
eye, and bore marks above it which indicated
that ho received a blow, though, in tbe opinion
of Dr. King, who examined tho deceased, not
sufficiently severe to produce death. Thus far,
nothing bos transpired which would explain tho
tbe mystery that bangs over his death. Tbe
body -was not identified, and was interred in tho
Mooongahela City grave yard.
~ Republican Mmtibo.— The glorious Repub.
licans of the Third ward, Allegheny, held a
meeting at Myers’ Hall last Jtigbt. The ball
was fall, principally of German Republicans,
That sound Republican, Casper Gaog.Esq., was
President of tbe meeting, and tbe audience was
addressed by Jacob 11. Miller, Esq, candidate
for Dibiriot Attorney. There was great enthu
siasm, and the Republicans of tbo old Third
ward wilt give a good account of iht'oieelves on
tbe second Tuesday of Ootober.
Cukap Edition or Dickers’ Novels.—Peter
son & Co.'have just issued No. fi-af their hand
some and convenient edition of Diokene’ Novels,
containing Ihcoonolusion of Master Humphrey’s
Clock and tho oommcooemenU>t David Copper
field This is a rare chance to procure a cheap
edition of (ho works of one of Ihe leading writers,
of fiction of the day. The number before us is
handsomely illustrated. For sale in this city
by Hunt & Miner, Fifth at reel.
The ordination of Rev. J. C. Nevin, as Mis
sionary to China, from tbe U. P. Church, took
place in ihe Second Church, Sixth elrevt, last
evening, before nu immense congregation. Tbe
services were very impressive, and tho addresses
interesting Roy. Jamce Prestlcy preached tbe
sermon, Rev. J.'G Brown addressed the candi
date, anti Rev. J> IK Kerr, D. D , addressed the
P*°P*e-
< 'cn Fmtuts Philadel
phia Bulletin rays . “The Representatives of tho
Pittsburgh Fire Department vyho are in Ihe oily
are having a good time. .This morning they
were arouod (own vinisiDg varfoUy places of in
iereri This afternoon they wilPbe upon the
fair ground, and ibis evening they tfriD partake
of a supper at (ho Falls of Schuylkill.'\
Suootum ArrAiß.—Puriug a sbooi
at L'uflj’a U*cni, uo Lbe SteubenrilU
Tbureday, a. difficulty occurred beti
Alien aud Wm Miller, dutiug which tbc former
picked up a rifle tod fired at the other, the ball
lakiDg efTrnt In (be arm and iafltctiag an ugly
wouad
ivsimnn*.—Wm. Yura, Lsq , of tlii-9 city,
who ha» been wHh hta daughter at* » Ttsii to
Boglaod, arrived iu New York oq? abo City of
Baltimore oo Mouday last. home
tj Pittsburgh oo Thursday, iu excellent health
an<J spirits
Paor. Garu.ikr, the New England Soap mao,
in disputing of bis nor;»aUed woap at tbo office
of the Girard House, in large quantities, daily,
and it is receiving the ca&roeodaUoas of all who
line it, ha being just what it la represented.
Tut oew eteam fire engine, built by Mr.
Lowry, will be tried at two o’clock to*daj, oa
ibe corner of Market and : Water aireete Mr.
Lowry inteodn ntartiog to Chicago with bia en
gine on Monday.
Tua First Presbyterian Church, Rev. W M.
Paxton, pastor, which has been closed since
June, to be improved and repaired, will he re
opened for divioe service to morrow.
RxLj<tiotrs.—-The Rev. D. H. Pollock will
preach io tbb First Reformed Treabyterlan
Church (Dr. Douglas’) to-morrow at o’clock
ji. » , sad Rev. Richard Galley nt 2 j r. m
Adsuttbp. —Campbell Fortune, a son of Geo.
Fortuno, Esq , of this city, has passed a very
oredltablo examination end been admitted to the
United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md.
SrpxEioa household furniture at the residence,
No 160 Wylie street, will be eol£ this morning
at 10 o’otock, by P. M. Davis, auctioneer.
notices to and Contractor!,
THE UNDERSIGNED (formerly foreman
for Rowland Fury) would r«pcctfuUj latorm thuaa
fur whom h» baa done work, and the public generally, that
be is now prepared to fornlib Slate, or pnt on State Boob,
tn tho moat approved Banner. Order* for Rooting or R»
pairing ot Elate Roof* (If left at the oDn of Alex. Lasgb-
Ho, corner of Ktoa «tre*t and Iba Canal, FIRb ward,) will
l« promptly ottonded la. TflOMAd FAHUY.
cny'i&oaiii.
To the 'NkeS’OVS or Both Sexes.—A Retir
ed Clergymeo having bt«n ra*loied to boalth In a few day*,
ailrrmatiy yaaraof great nervooeanfferinf, la willing to
auiit other* by acndlux (free) a copy of the prescription
ura). Direct (be lUt. JODN tl DAQNALL, ISO Fultos
*tr«ot, Brooklyn, H. Y. Maft2aeodA2mwF
To Manufacturers and Machinists.
MY FRIENDSr you can save fro in 30 to 60
per cent, of your Oil by u*iog tADOIiN’B BAPCT
NiCiaoa COOLING COMPOUND' ltUiwafly prepared;
warranted not tn gmu not-but. Itwiil loosen gum ou
journal*, and ii warranted to cool any Journal and keep tbo
•amo from beating. Hl* c*od principally in the Ka*t by
moat ot tbe large wotki, and in tbii dty In a numbor of tha
torgtn Iron and Printing Offlcaa.
The Agent, for tbo Bate of tbe Receipt* and the privilege
to nee tbe above nomad artL-Ia will remain in thli dty dar
ing thl* week only, and, c*ii te ewn at Hie BT. CLAIR
HOTEL,Moom No. C 7.
•etSrlwd JOHN K. POLE.
CARD
milE UNDERSIONED HAS THIS DAY
aa*ociatrd- with him In tbe WIIOLESALE GROCERY
BUSINESS, Mr. dAUUEL EWART and Mr. WILLIAM
CURRY, and will cootlonu the *xme »t tbe OLD STAND,
NO. STI ÜBERTY STREET, directly opposite the Eagle
Hotel.
WILLIAM M. GOBJILY.
Pittabargb, July 1, 1&«9.
SAMUEL EWART...-WM. H.GOttMIJV WM. CURRY.
W. M. GORMLY & CO.,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS,
DRA.LEBS IN
P-n O VIBIONS, PRODUCE
PITTSBUKOH MANUFACTDIi.es,
So. 371 Llo.rix Btract, Pllt.bnrgh, p«.
Ju2rttmd2dp
gUFERIOIi COAL OIL.
Uor large experience andunretoltting labors for a long
lime, have rraaiied'ln tbe production ol apure, wtll rtfinta
Cbnnd Coal Oil, whkb is already well known, ond le test
Increasing tn reputation m rivolfißg the be*t«R l®”
where in oil the good qoalitisa for which g“*i coal oil t* *o
Jnatly edabrattd.
It rutaU gat Ught in hrfllcancy.
It it adUily Tvm-<xj>loiivi.
It may b« carried dfiouL
It burnt wUAoutanyeJTvuivsodor.
Jt ii to clear and beawt/xil ** color.
JiU the ckeaput light knnvm- , . ...
Cr*Dralaacau rely upon nitlfaknfty J®*!' °f
ocrOlL * ADAIR *
Bafioen of Ooal Oil*
'wgleoddawlmF Wa. at TVnn'a. Anot*,±»r High tt
TW’EW DEES3 GOODS,
SHAWLS, M AHTLBfi* DOMESTICS,
Cpaalogalacri daily.
tV TTANBQN IOTS. U g»t»*»»»»
aE'AHMa’of 20.42"6V115 ; and XB*i- *ew*
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Telegraphic.
LATEST FROM EUROPE
'New Yose,GcpL SO.—-The rtehmshlp Asia ar
rivedat IS o’clock last night. Her dates are to the
17th lost, bat' hare been anticipated by the Circas
sian, which arrived at St. Johns, New FoandUnd,
on Tuesday last.
The London Daily News states that the govern
ment, hare decided on dispatching several additional
stearii frigates add corvettes, with a sufficient num
ber of sailing frigates, to augment the squadron in
China. It ts also expected that a force of 1000 ad
ditional marines, will be dispatched to China.
Tbo London'Timos says that there are aboofcjlve
thousand rather wrong.headed soldiers in the vicinity
of Calcutta, waiting a passage home, and tho object
shonld bo- to dirert them from the west to tho east.
Assuming, however, their re-engagement impracti
cable, there is still in India a force large enough to
orercome the mighty Chinese empire,
Tho London Daily News announces that the gov
ernment have resolved to send at once a military
force to China, and to send it from Chioa.
Conflicting accounts are published as to the state
of the London builders’ strike, but it is evident that
great DQmban of men are resuming work under the
noo-society terms proposed by the masters.
It is officially announced that the Great Eastern
will leave Portland, Weymouth, on her trial trip, on
tbo ISth of October, instead of the 17th of Seplem*.
ber, and finally sail from Holyhead for Portland,
Maine, on tho 20th of October instead of the 29th of
September. This delay of three weeks is the time
in which Mr. Scott Russell contracts to repair the
damage occasioned by the explosion, and to pat the
vessel in tho same condition she was in when'sbe
sailed from the Thames.
Letters from Rome state that the health of the
Pope was almost entirely restored.
Tho Austrian party is represented as triumphant
in Naples, and no reforms are to be expected. A
new anti-reform ministry was spoken of.
The great land owners and others in Venitia, had
signed an address to tho Emperor of Austria, pray
ing him to take off tho additional war tax, as the
annual revenue from the lands cannot support such
heavy burdens.
Tbk War it* China.—An cyo witness, in a loiter
to the London Times, thus speaks of Cbe attitude of
the Americans : *‘l connot-end without referring to
one matter that, in connection with this battle, shonld
be ever remembered. Were we children of the same
mother wo conld not have received more sympathy
and kindness than wo met with from tbo Americans.
Never were men more unwillingly neutral. As we
passed into the assault, flag dffleer Tatn&ll was heard
to say, ‘blood is thicker than water,’ and in a hun
dred different ways he and his people, to the very
cabin boys, aeted up to this holy proverb. When he
heard that oar Admiral was wounded, at great per
sonal risk he wont on board tho Cormorant to see
him. Many of our men slept in the American tender
on the night of the-fight, and cigars, coffee, brandy,
and everything a man conld want was placed before
them. The American crew forgot themselves, and
thongbt only of the British."
Comeebcul Intelligence.—The following are
the latest reports of the Cotton market furnished by
the steamship Asia: Messrs. Stottenfoht A Sons re
port the market dull and heavy, the trado continuing
to limit purchases in an uasccoantable manner.
They reduce the quotations for tbo better descrip-
tions of American Id, and these are still aosaleablo
except at a further doclioe. The quotations of (bo
week amount to 23,500 bales. The quantity known
to be at sea is 32,000 bales against 39,000 bales last
year. Messrs. D. K. A Co., and Clare A Co., quote
Middiiog Orleans at 7Jd- Others say 7d.
New Yob if, Sept. 30.—A few mioutes past six
o'clock this morning,.the boiler, used for cooking
purposes, in tho Girard House, exploded with a fear
ful crash, instantly killing John G’Conhor, a plumb
er, and injuring the fireman, John Collins, to such au
extent, that bis recovery is considered impossible.
The boiler was situated ia the basement, and tbo
whole building was shaken by the explosion. There
was a barber shop, on the first floor, whieh though
not dlreotly above the boiler, was literally blown in
pieces, the floor and farnitnre being thrown together
in a heap ofronfasion and ruin. There wero two
barbers in the room at the time of the occurronce,
sleeping ia harbors’ chairs. They were thrown up to
the ceiling, but strange to say, escaped injury. Tho
marble floor of the building was torn up in several
places, and tho ball of tho privato eatraoco, and por
tion several feet in length, has sunk down several
inches. In the room below there is also a mass of
New Vonu, Sept. 30.—At a meeting of tho Epis
copal Convention yesterday, tbequcsuoQ of tbo in
stallation of Bishop Onderdonk was brought np on a
resolution requesting the house of bishops to take
action on the suspension of tho Bishop, or to modify
tbo same so as to limit it to a certain time. A Tory
exciting debate ensued, in which Bishop l’otter and
Drs. Uawkes, Ting, Aulhnn and othecs took part.
The Convention adjourned without action.
Postmaster Fowler received un order for one mil
lion of the new government sclf-esaiing stamped en
velopes, mainly for tbo supply of hotels, ©durational
institutions, city authorities, do.
Nan- York, SepL 30. A pamphlet will appear ia
a few dAyr, wiitten under the supervision of Senator
Douglas, in reply to the recent able article of Ju<Jgo
Black's, whieh caused Douglas' return to Washing
ton. Ilia friends are much annoyed at Lis exhibition
of illoempcr in bis Woo»lcr speech.
The President contemplates in the course of a few
days, a brief visit to bis homo in Wheatland. Should
the Postmaster General return to morrow, ho will
probably leave on Saturday. #
~ York, Sept. 30.—Tho ycl!»w fever if raging
at Drownetillo, auJ for 30 miles above.
'ion. Alvarez is piepitring to march on the City of
Mexico witi^fi, 000 men, well armed; tho forces con
stat of in fan uy, cavalry and artillery.
Msj. Neighbors, lndiaa agent at Belknap, loxas,
was killed on lli« 15th, by two residents, who havo
oat yet been arreetod.
Tbo defeat of the Liberals under Dvbiado, at Leon,
by Woll, Is confinncd.\ Woll's forces am decimated.
Mlramoo has re-eaubitahed tho docreo of Santa
Anna of 1943, forbidding foreigners entering Mexico
with arms and invading designs-, under the penalty
of death. \ |
New York, Sept, 30.—Tho ujclioation of prices
at the first beard this morning, '.whs downward,
though at the close the market exhibited more stea
diness, and there was a disposition to bigber prices.
Chicago and Rock Island fell Cleveland and To
ledo lj; Illinois Centro] j; Michigan Central
Reading i; Pacific mail S. S. Co. 2]; ondTllinois
Central }. The business io railroad shares was light;
30,000 shares Missouri fixes were fold at 83j@'S4,
-closing at 84.
Nxw York, SepL 30—It is rumored that a ma
jority of the Episcopal Convention has expressed fa
vorably to the restoration of Ex. Bishop Onderdonk.
Lcateswortij, Sept. 30.—The lion. Anson Bur
lingame addressed the people here to-night, and will
probably participate In the canvass for delegate.
The Uuh mail arrived to-day; aleo the Denver
express with dates to the 22d, and $5OOO in gold dost.
The Increase of crime in and about Denver and
■Aurerla had become alarming and demanded prompt
action for iu enppreaaion.
The Slate organization baa been defeated by 3000
majority. Some fraudulent voting is alleged.
The election for delegatee to Congress comes off
early In October. Qeneral Larimer is a prominent
candidate.
A hooting party from Airtpaboee has returned,
reporting contagion among tbo buffaloes killing them
by thousands.
Prospecting bad penetrated tu the head waters of
Ulna River, a tributary of the Colorado, where rich
leads were discovered.
Ptm.At>ELrHU, Sept. 30.—The fair grounds were
crowded to-day to witness tho trial of the first class
steam engioe. The Hibernia and Washington both
played well, and the excitement was intense among
friends of the companies. The committee will take
time to decide on the merits of the two engines, there
being many points in dispute. Slight accidents to
both deprived them of a fair trial to show their full
power, baring done batter oq proviona occasions.
Tbcte has been a warm competition in sewing
machines, tbe committee on which have awarded
the first premiam to Ladd, Webster & Co.
’ An taction sale of tho goods on show was had
this afternoon, and fair prices were obtaioed. The
weather has been propitious daring the week, and
the fair has been altogether a decided success.
Wajhihotox City, Sept. 3b.— The recent casting
of the principal portion of tho equestrian statue of
Washington, by Clark Mills, having proved a sno
eess, a rustic podestal is to bo constructed, upon
which tho work of art is to be elevated at a height
of forty feeL Tho place selected by tho President
is in a very remote part of the city, but Congress
may see the policy of locating it at a more central
one. The s2d of February will probably be desig
nated for tbe inauguration of the statne, and Sena
tor Hunter is spoken of as-orator for tbe occasion.
WasaniQTos, Sept, 30.—Mr. Lisbon, the new Bra
silian Minister, accompanied by his family, hss ar
rived at Washington.
St. Loots, Sept. 30.—Another drenching rain this
morning rendered tho roads lu the fair grounds
worse than yosterday. Still, tbe nambor of visitors
was greater than on any previous day.
Tho Republicans of tbo Sixth Congressional dis
trict of Illinois have nominated John M. Palmer to
fill tbe vacancy occasioned by tbe death of Mr.
Harris.
Tbe Rational Democratic State Central Committee
of Illinois hiiTe called a Convention to bo held at
Springfield on the 10th of January, to cbooso dele
gates to tho Charleston Convention.
New Oblears, Sept. 30. —Tbe'-Wjamsbip Phila
delphia, with advices from Havana to'the 27th inet.,
arrived here to-day. It was rumored 'Si Havana
that General Concha would bo relievod lonwpflin
November by General Lovana. I ‘
The stock of sugar at Havana amounted to 170,000
boxes. Molaseea generally dull. Freights improv.
ing. Sterling exchange dull at II4J@ ex
change on New York 3(5} 5 premium.
WansaTowji, N. J.,SepL 30.—Prof. La Mountain’s
balloon has bgen seen at HarrisviUo, Lewis county,
passing over tho New York wilderness, going due
east, at a great elevation. A reward of $l,OOO has
been offered for the discovery of the bodies alive, and
$5OO if dead. A party will go to tbe woods to-mor
row, to institute a search.
Montreal, Sept. 30.—The second match was do
olded to-day, io favor of United All England, and
five Canadians. All England's first innings were 00.
Tho English Cricketers will leave to-morrow for New
York.
f|MVKNTY-THIRD List of Applications for
A. Selling Liquors, filed In the Clerk's Office op to Sopt.
28 tb, 1860.
Beckert Frederick A Co., other goods, 3d ward, Allegheny
Blendun Edward, tavern, Cbartien ip
Cox A Been, tavern, Ist word* Pittsburgh;
Ctriwhea Hugh, other roods, Ist ward, Allegheny
Oocddel Peter, tavern* Mifflin ip
Gardiner Sins, tavern, 4th ward, Pittsburgh
utacer Adam, teTern, 4th ward, Allegheny
Gogtnhrim M, other goods, 5U> ward* Pittsbergh
KanfholtlUrabetb,eattngho«ise 1 4tn ward, Pittsburgh
STOP Hough A Anderson, ether goods, 4th ward, Pittsburgh
MPOJang A Campbell, tavern, 4th srard, Pittsburgh
' - Waraaa OocrwJ, tavern,Feeble* township:
Stephens Thos, toran, 9th ward. Pittsburgh
Ctek’lQfflw.hpi.SQttHUW'
Commercial.
COMMITTEE OF AR7HTMTIOS FOROffTEHBZB AND
OCTOBER.
Y. P., Jixzs Poor, dm; Dir® Crossu, Wsr. 8. burn.?
SaxL. esxirxß, Ecu. Cant a ciA,
PITTSBUttOIi flAItttiCTS.
[Reported Specially fur (he FUitburgH Gdsttte. '■
Pmsncxcn, SxTExniT, Sxmxsn 31,1559.
■ rtOFfl nlw of OSL bbU, la various lets from atnro, at
R7Q@4,75 for Soper, fcc-Extn, $5,3035,40 for Ex
tra Family, and $*,00@i,76 (or Fancy.
GHEEBB—sale* 40 bxs et B@S^.
POTATOES—saIes 10 bHs Jersey Swert at
01 rj tain 650 fcnah from store at 43(^43,
MOLA3SE3—salssef 25bbaat41@4A ‘ '* '
COFFEE—sales tsbga Rio at 12J£s.
WHEAT—Mies 600 btab, depotwt • ,
BACON—tales 8,500 at 9-)i« fcr tor Shoul
ders and lo}4c tor llama, 1 ;
ECO IK—eaies 16 hbda at 7*£©sd.
NAlLS—tales 20 kgs 8 by 1U at &25.
WHMK T-ealet 30 bbls at 23.-s29e.
OOSETABY AND COan£HCIAL.
Nrw You, B©pL2il— Evening.—Tha badness of the Clear
ing House today wu $20,020,000, indicating the Increased
activity tn money noticed yesterday. The demand for call
loans has somewhat subsided to-day, bet the atlomphto ob
tain enhanced rates for accommodation continues, and is
partially successful- The offerings cn bank show some in
crease, but in the discount houses there is do targe supply of
good paper offering. For paper running to maturity after
Jannary ( mbs tie naked, hot short first*
class pajwris unchanged.
The advices by the Circassian in regard to breads tuffs arp
considered quits Important, as Indicating that Great Britain
may yet want a supply from this country at fair prices. Io
this case our western foods would bo occupied alter thscloao
of navigation la the transportation of oar cereal products,
ranch to the advantage of their winter earnings.—[tribune.
Panin HP au, Wednesday evening. Sept, 2&—-The stock
market opened very heavy to-day, but the prices of good
dividend paying lecurflieevrero steady; the fancies, Uowover,
were but lightly dealt in, acd weak, sad to effect tales lower
rates would have to bo submitted to. The transactions both
at the board and outside were qoite baited, and tho market
generally left off dull,
Bute 6s brought 93; City 65.01 d Uauo. 03NcrthJ*«nn
sylvania Railroad do, 02%-' PchuylkßlNiTigition do *82,70;
Morris n»n*> do Dl; Lehtgh Valley Railroados 01, andHsxle
ton do 03, no change. A sale of North Pennsylvania Rail
road 10 y» cents was made at 9]t£, showing a dedins oo the
last tales.
CctcucuTt, Sept. Wi.—There '*u more activity in the
floor market Uxt*y, «uh indication* of a tpecalatlve feel
top, and price* advanced 10c ft bbl, cloainf at $4,7601«k0
for npetStxsand $1,0005,35 for extra. la New York price*
advanced 10@l6c ft bbl, bat oar quotation* an still clow
open the Tates carrebt there, the com p triton being as foi>
lows;
New York
Margin 45® 80
The margin woald notcover the coat of shipment, .bj coo*
sldrrable, but this ii not the point that engage! the attention
c( part lea disposed to Invest in this market. Higher prices
will prevail, (t Is expected, within the next ninety days, and
operations are based opon this anticipation. Wheat was In
moderate demand at previous prices. Receipts continue
light. Corn advanced to 80. We learn that country distil
lers are paying 60c ft bnshel for corn in the field—a. hand
some nnee for the new crop. Barley Is la moderstedemand
at 66{a}7b for good spriogto prime tall. Oats turn advanced
to WLisky has advanced to 25c, with an active de
mand.
&r. Loris.—Sales Tbnraday, 6<pt. 2T.—With three day's
receipt! on tbo market, matters were somewhat unsettled
at the opening, bnt-laur, price* became estabttihed and con
siderable flrmneae prevailed. Especially wia this the caw
with regard to wheat, which was quite buyers from OTo
dnnati competing with onr regular buyers. There was
sumn Inquiry for superfloe floor. Hemp and tobacco wero
quiet. Lead advanced. Corn, oats and barley were firm.
Whisky steady at CClic. Moss pork sold at $t2,~?5@14.
No change in New Orleans freights; floor OOr, pound freight
40c. w
RIVEaNEWSi
Too Emma arrived from Cincinnati yesterday wiU> a good
load. Tbo Orb and Rocket also came In from Cincinnati,
and the Cbevult from Wheeling.
The OUnwcod, for !,<>nbvtUe, and the Cbevoit, (or. Wheel
ing, wero Hie ouiy departure* yesterday.' Tbo Rocket, for
Loots; Andy fnlton, lor Few Orleans; Key t\est, for
(.onlsviUe, and lediau No 2,1f0r New Orleans, will leave to*
day.
Tber-' wore abonf u feet of walor In the channel by pier
mark, last evening, and at sstaud. The Allegheny is swel
ling slowly. There was a moderate amonnt ol bosmt-es
transacted on tbo leveo yesterday.
The Key West,Capl. Brans; Sir Wm, Wallace,Capt.Camp
bell; Andy Pulton, C»pt- Uar.lep; Glenwocd, Caps. Hendrick
too; Marengo, Capl. M'Callam; Orb, Cspu-Mooce; Cnni,
Capl. Mnrstta; Moderator, Cant. Read, and Clara Leu, CapL
Cacum; all good boats, awl well tfUceced, aro announced
for speedy ifop.irlore in onr columns this morning.
Imports by fUwcr.
JIu.NONuAHELA NAVIGATION COMPANY.—I barrel
whisky, Chmstn-ic; 1 bbl floor, Ttibdl# straw, Clark A co; 50
bids whisky, M’Elroy; v l-bls apples, 1 do eggs, S Clark; 1
bx, Veager, 16 bbls cement, Leech A llatchlsvu; 2blu hides,
’i ska tags, 8 L> Price.
CINCINNATI, per Orb—l bbls liquor, *Bryar, 5 hbds
sugar, M’CotUugb A co; 25 bbls whisky, lion t Solomon; 12
l>xs earthen ware, Bnrguse it M’Kelvy; IS do do do, 11,*-
K-uwo; I,‘MX> bbls fl.»or, 3 lUta; 47 ecks Carlo A co;
U bxs tin ware, A Uradley.
CINCINNATI, per Rocket—lCJ> bbla Hour. 6 hxs, Clerk*
t Co; 1,000 bbls fl. Mir, J Kca; 100 do Jo, Liggett A c« 21 hhda
shoulders, 29 les lard, P Sellers A w, 25 bxs eoap, MTandlw*
A cn; 3 cook stores, A Bradley, 1 bbl eggs, O Boale; 100 tans
pig metal, It K Loomis.
Steamboat Register.
LEPAHTKD.
Telegraph, Brownsville;
Je!L.rs.n, BroHLrvllie;
Col. Bavsrd, Klizabctn;
Cbevolt, Wheeling;
Clenwoixl, LoulmUe;
ARRIVED.
Telegraph, Brownsville;
Jelfrraoo, Brownsville;
CoL Bayard, KUubi-th,
Ctiavult; Wheeling;
It-.-ckct, Ctnclnuati;
n,(, ,|i<;
Em:nv i«
Iliver —5 fert—et a stand.
I'sltKTaphis narksit.
Yutr, 8-. pt 60 —The Cotton market closed hoary,
with tales 400 baba; middling uplands 11‘4©Ilf’s
hj» Jacuard 10c; talus ;t,600 Lbb at {5,60®0,70 for Staler—.
IVboot heavy; 20,000 bus auld; western nhlto SI,2S®L,SO;
Milaoukfo Club No. 1, iLtNjOI.OC; Chicago Spring'No. 1,
£l. Corn quiet; 15, C00 lus sold, yellow, 03, common while,
hT(&tfo. Beet heavy at £3,50. Pork dull; mesasi&,7s,prilM.
f 10.VO- Lard otiuyant. Whisky dull at Z 7. Sugar firm;
hew Orluuus 7; hltitcorado the stuck ou bauds Is
ol all kinds, amounting to lXo,oi<> Lb-la. Molasses steady;
•tock ou baud lh,djo barrels, fpiru* ol Turpeclise steady.
lUaiudolu it.ee quiet; stock in purt Ci.bOu Ucicea. Oita
quiet; Liusccd oil 67®55. Tobacco is uot quotable; the
sales average lor Ky.4%fei)llVs stock lu port 11,2U0 bbls.
fVool buoyant; 76,600 lbs fleece sold at 45(&6??4- Cotton
iriigbls to Llrerpi-ol steady at Stocks Quit and lower;
Chicago A Rock lai»adC?!4; llulqls Central Bailrowd 66*£;
Mich Southern 23: New York Central 81?£; Bending43-x;
Missouri Blx.ca.S3j£ Galena A Chicago 74; Micnlgaa Cen
tral 4»f.J Erie 5; Cleveland A Toledo, 21V«; Pacific Mail 0.
8. Co. 6b; C.S. Fjvoa, of 1574,
Cisaraan. BepcSO.—-Flour is in tecs active demaod, and
bn>€rs stand oflat the last quotations. Wheat fl.Ofc@il,o3
lor red, and 1,(<!)55142 for white, with a lair demand.—
Corn i-onitnuus very firm at 6d. Oats are dull at 4o@f7.
llyt*. Biriey Is in iigtatdcmsud at 65(5C7. Whisky
. dull at There la no change In Provisions, but there is a
good demand for Bacon; sales of hide* at Mesa Pork
£l5 and rump a( holder* insist on the wren fignrea
lor Bacon and Bulk Meats. Exchange on tbe cutis scarce
at The river measarea seven feet water, and Is rising
siowiy. There were very heavy rains this afternoon; It is
now cloudy.
pniUDtLrau, Eept. 30.—Floor 1* rather more firm, bat
the sale* ere mottly confined to the trade; common end ex*
tra brand" ere quotable at ss<£i,W, end (or
extra family aad fancy. The Inspection* for lbs past week
eiooußiul iu ,10,113 barrala. Wheat baa undergone no
; change; boa prime red eold io itoroat SL,LB<3H49 xml
white et j1,26&1,35. Hye u needy; 1,000 boa eold on prl*
rate term*. Cord 1* lest active; U.OUO bus sold *1 67. eflstt,
la store. Oat* are needy; 3,000 bot Southern void at
Whisky eell* slowly et per gel. Pro
Tisloo* ancbau«ed.
BtunKOax, Sept. SO.—Fioor dull; Wheat buoyant; tale*
in.ouy but aifil,2o@l t W for white, and sl,lo@Llo for red.
Coro active trtlh a scarce tuyplj; white sad yellow BI@S3.
Protbioas generally active; mess pork $10; prime $11,25:
beooa and tides Wbltky doll at 2d.
CAJL.L. AND KXAMINK
THE LATBBT IMPROVBMEHT
jyj-USIC! MUSIC!! MUSIC!!!^
BALLS, PASHES, WEDDINGS, Ac, FURNISHED,
112 Smithfield Street,
Oppo*U* lbs Curtom Han**. 1 * ■■
Letmu wiU bogiToa la Singing,fUoo,GaUar»nAVi>
Ilin. M>T:lmd ALBERT KCBTEtt.Pref.of Mtaifi.
■rr T a tit . ™ ~tt
|_| 1 A vf A T H A
Sewing MacU i n e s
THIS IS THE MACniKE whose, ownerf
offered a prcmlnm or
$2OOO V
lu PbiUJalphiit to any other oa oxblbltiou at the Franklin
loatituu that cool J do the Mate range of work aa well.—
Their offer »ot having been arcrptrd its inperlorlty mutt be
conceded. For s»le at
J\. M. MARBHAXI . .V CO.’S,
JnlfiJlwT FEDERAL ST.. ALLTOgENY CITY.
r£ o THE LADIES.
cfrtJToM MAI.E bllQEa.
W. K. 80UMERTZ A CO.
flare now completed their arrangement* to take m»»*cri
and maho to order all the rartoua atylai of
LADIES, MISSES
CHILDRENS BOOTS, SHOES AND OUTERS.
Having in oar employ cue of the beet Cutter* la th<
Eute, wo feel confluent in aajlng that for
STtfLE, NEATNESS AND DURABILITY,
Our woik cannot bn excelled by any maoobclorj in this
city or Philadelphia.
W. E. SCOiIERTZ & CO.,
M24l«rt
CEM'RB HAT STORE,
75
WOOD STREET.
JJILLERMAN & COLLORD
piepatod to moct the dementia of tboae who jd*j
HATS, FUKS.
Wo. 31 Fifth Street.
QANNEL COAL OIL.
Tbo oil we are constantly turning out con
ceded to be nororpaawl in quality and any
other in market. There is nothing more beanlirnJ n><olof,
or more brilliant end durable tu turning, lldoca not ex
plode, and being uniform, parcliaaere will alwayaobtaia
the tam t> excellent article. Ooal Ihl ii well
great Tariety of feedful nature, tot dealers ahooid hot aend
to the cast “.or tbo name of the thing, *2.** J*J
cent mere for a* article than i* « boP™*" i £s•£* ***
,bUC,. “I'cVr. oISS d.I.
arfUgd it Wlmr Pras* ATtsu., m.r tilth
mjJE BBAMAN SOWING MACHINE.—
It rxoeji all cUstr* !o SIMPLICITY.
All that is caked for It ii a
PAIR EXAMINATION AND TEST.
AGENTS WANTED.
LAASOELL A SQBTOBOP.
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With »taj coostssUy
LNCJEiIiLaSINer CJUtiCUX^XiOir,
Of both Its D*Uy sad Weefcly Editions.
ftflara manl ladoceosnt* to Adrcrtli***» &*kg
onivemlly recognised is '
The Best Commercial Paper in the West,
K*achiogasKdoes,moetcf the March* o * 3 * MauuQciSt.
in and Families in these cities and aorTOUSdlag ngfcft,'.};
Including • -'-V
Pennsylvania, Ohioi northern Indi
ans. •Wegterrt-li^rginia»
sin* lawn,*HlSfiSsSr’3SaSsß 1 ’
and Kehrsslse*
at Moderate Prices.*^!
EaTAdvertbinj
ADVERTISING AGRHT3 FOS HIE GAZETTE,; ’
Mcssr*. 8. 31, PETmOILL A 00, Hew Terk and lo*.
ton; W.IL McDONALD A CO- New Fork:
OJ, JONAS WEBSTER and O.PIPBC*, Phil*. dAwt
Dr. Churchill's Remedy forj&o Prevention
and Care of Consumption.
Wluchester’s Gen nine Pcap or a Uoi{ itfdk*
Hypophoiphlui of Lime and of SoSi)' ~ _■
Tie Specific Remedy for
AifAma, Tk&ttOy, VytpQiia, arid N&vmtbiitans,
, The success of this niw brkzdt (discovered
by Dr. j. P. Churchill, ofPerisJ to obtaining lor U the start
unbounded popularity throoghontUnrope and the United
States.
It ii a purely Scientific Prepention, actingwllh inwiabk
CSeacyin all stages of Pulmonary and Notcus Dtseasss.—
The
CUBE OF CONSUIIPTIOS,
In the second and third stages (at a period* consequently
when there can be no uncertainty u to the nature of the.
disease,} can be obtained, In all cam, by this treatment*
except when the existing Trsion cf the longs is ofltsolf ref*
Detent to prodnce.death.
This Hcmody hai not only a curative effect, but wi 11,11
need whererer there exists a suspicion of tj» disease,
e>"ni its DettLaprnoU, and thus act as a preserra&e toittre
gard to Omrumptign, jut u vaecioaHon dees with regard-to-
BmaUlte
Consumptives, in any stago of the rifnain should rasort
immediately to the use of the BypopbovphitM of Use nod
Soda. “Winchester's Gasulns Preparation” (la simple'
■yrup)ln extra large bottles, is Chemically pore;” U the
combination prepcaed by Dr. -Churchill “for gehenii a***
and is prepared according to his origUlil formula.
DO. CHUBCHILL’9 WOKS OH OOSBUMPTIOS,
Com prising his report made tstha Imperial Academy oT
Medicine, Dari* Holes of Onto, and Inttera, becomrets,
Tcatimonials, Ac, which, together with a Circular, wih be
•eat on receipt of TWELVE CENTS In stamps.
Ciction.—lnterested Druggists trill try to sell you other
preparations than fnihe. Do not buy them. My "Gonitis
Preparation” bears my fac ulcnilo signature.
4&*Bewsre o( ell Preparations claiming to be the Hypo
phospbiU-s, which coniain non, or any Paco. Thecoontry
is likely toboiljoitxl with spurious certificate*.
PsJCia.—One bottle, $2, three bottles, $5. a*U, whole
eato and retail at the Sola General Depot in the United
States, <3 John street, N. Y- by J. WINCHESTER, bo whom
odors should be addressed. Also, wholesale and retail by
DR. a. U. H£YSEIt,No. HO Wood street, Pittsburgh, and
retail by J. p. FLEMING, Allegheny. seSTsdAwF
Important to cvary man irbo kMj
Horae) Cow, Sheep oh - '
TIIORIiBY'S FOOD
CATTLE,
{ASIMPORTED FROM EKGLAMD.)
This artificially prepared food foramlaulawatirmited
and Introduced to the Brftlab people by the proprietor,
about two yean lines, and it ha* now become »«♦■»!!.>>»«4
aa a legitimate article of commerce, ita naetal and benefi
cial effects bains generally recognized and admitted. The
etlo baa been constantly and rapidly.lncreiuJog, not only
amongit agricoltaristo and breeder* oi-itock, but wlUrtbo
public in general; and. there can be so doubt that, aa hi
merits are better understood, it will become an article of
uulreraal coofompUon by all who hare anlntoreettn do
mestic anlm ala.
The Uct of England being » gnat cattle-rearing country,
ha*, doabtleß,' given an lnipetui to the amdy ot natural
furago, end led to that research after the matcxiala beat :
adapted for tho purpose* of fattening and taproriDg itocb, .
which baa resulted in the production of the aboTe Food and . X
other valuable dlacorerlc* regarding anizual development.
Food tor Cdltlo may be used (or all ;’-X;
lie effect I* to invigorate thetr health end Increase their 1
>h)>ic«l [»*tr, it ta toond particularly bencficlalin ra*. J .
toriog to good condition horaet which have beenortr-T" ’
forkeJ, or become thin and weak threngh disease, or tbcfta^
a oalorally f«eble cvnatitottea.
creases the quantity and enriches the qaaUlyof a Ok. •
It taextroaieijDvcrkUiiig for wires and laialrti, rcndexiag
them hard/, and pnxluciog a rapid growth. Its faiieslnjf*.
qualities are pot ha pa tha most remarkable of any, and azai><
coafißclnsJ7dbpleyedlafeedisgupptga.de. The fle*h of /:
auiiasU Jed wi’h ii ia greatly laperior in coaaiatcacytO-T
that afolhcrc. ,;'r;
Be*idc* bectHuing lb® animal, the owner will fifed th®t.i.'’.
tbs tun ot Ibl® Food will L® (oaod ® great taring to hiwwVv
•oW, *■ lu properties ®t® inch tbit it enable® tbo to •_ ••
•extract modi nctrisneat from substance# (laehsuetrur or< “
eLaff) whlchl-ebro would bavo been eetea withlittleb»DO- !
nt, ii not temetiaiM with positiro injnry. Thus it conrerU
tbo coßimoaut prore&dar into wboiesa&e foed.
InnddlUou toitlextensiro uso ihrnnghnot Great ErHsid,
Thorlej's Feed for Cattle it being largely exported to
d*,J<ew York, Snoco Gerunny, Denmark, Sweden, **»<
bos « rarioos times been shipped to most other put® of the
world, induding lb# Atlantic Islands nxtd Australia,
Sold in caska containing 440 feeds; price ill; half cook#
fT, and trial packages ot 118 feeds, $t
Sol® Depot in Pennajlraul. 272 Deck street, Philadelphia,
fa. Agenta wanted. seSfcdiiKfT
D
>r. tiimaei s. Fltcb’* Hillary Corrector
•r AntNßUloua V«n«-
B*f® and Eff«iUr» Bcstdy for
BILIOUS DISORDERS,
SICK HEADACHE,
BILIOUS HEADACHE,
DYSPEPSIA,
TORPID LITRE OR STOMACH, ! “
„ COSTI YEN ESS,
BILIOUSOR DYSPEPTIC CODQII.
MALARIAL TEVEIUL
bowel complaints,
INDIGESTION, SOUR SIOHACO,
SKIN DISEASES,
IMPURE BLOOD,
JAUNDICE,
And all compUiaU cansed byIMPUKE BILE OR BILIOUS
NESS. DR. OEp. H. KEYSKR,
JnMnJAwp 140 Wood iL, BoJe Agaut fcr Ptttatmrgh.
/OB* « BSAD9TXIX? n»way StXSSOZXT.
JOHN M. BKADSXKEET * SON’S IM-
U PROVED MERCANTILB AND LAWAOBNOY.
B. IL NKVLN, Jr , Agent for Plttilnirek o®ce removed
to NO. 67 FOURTH STREET.
Offloe to Nov Tort, No. 237 Broadway.
Reports of Merchants sod Bankers are prepared
rlu» the groelcet cars.
and Aooooatl collected promptly. ee&3md
ifIT J.VD BOLT WOBKS.
PATENT HOT PRESSED HCTSofall alneon hand and
masafactorod. AiaoJBOLTfl for Bridge* Machinery, Ag
ricultural Implements, Ac-fonaiihad at shortnotiea.
A.Wareboose, No. 11l Water street.
apl:flmdU , &NAP t SCULLY A 00.
EMOVA L.—
\ JOHN S. LEE, Mebchant Tailor,
Hu lem.lrtd hia esUMiahment to
\ NO. C& MARKET STREET.^
Nutt Jwor to N. A Sod* Bank i
C«SB« M. SMITH,
Attorney and Counsellor at Liatv. ■
WINNER'S MOSIOnOP THE TlMES—
coDtaloing the most popular Polka* Waltpo*Oo<&- .
Uou* Marche* Opera Mrlodlee, Bari* Jigs, Ao, '’arranged- -
In on easy manner, as Soloa,lhioU*' N Trto«aiJd Quartettes
for YtoUn, Flow and VloJtocella. Prlc* 60, for sola by
JOHN IL MKLLQR. til Woodstree* '
Ccplf aant by gall, poat-pald.cn receipt of price. sag
Cincinnati, &c.
170 R CINCINNATI AND LOU-. TO *
l~ splendid and Cut .
nmg steamer ORB* OptalnOsorge D. Aoore, W.U v
leave for the ebove a&d all intermediate porta os TUBS- * -
BAY, 4ih, ot 4 <.'cio;k r. k. ror'&idgbt or pamsge *pp!y
ou hoard or tu
ogl FLACK, BARNES A 00, Agents.
TT'OR OINCiNNATXtiND LOU-.
J IBTILLK—The flue uwitttßn’GUßAjflHß
b&AN, CapLS, Cedmia, w ill leave for the above and ali t»
t*r»*dist* porta on TUESDAY, 4th initial 4 p.M. For
freighter passage apply on board or to
oal FLACK; BARNS A CO., AgtA
.THOR CINCINNATI & LOUIS- 1 JE3L& ’
JjiYILLE.—The fine atcamer KEY WEST.JggBaBg
Capt W. 0. Evan* will leave -for the above auoaU u*r
teraodi&te porta SATURDAY, Oct. Ist,at6 o’clock F.K.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
m 3) FLACK, BARNES A 00, Agents.- ‘
FOR CINCINNATI A LOUIS-, IBfr w
VILLB.—The floe steamer GLENWOOD, JgSBSEK J<.
Cupt Ban.iLk.kaon, will learn tor the abovo -
ataUala porta on SATURDAY Oct. 111, at-c o'clock, F. k.''
For freight or passage apply on boarder to •
w!3 FLACK, BARNE3 AC0 4 Acts, ;•?
JFo c /Hrapfjia.
EO it MEMPHIS ANlTSiiffriSC^
ORLEANS—The so* and splendid steam JsSaX' '
er-ANDY FULTON,Oaptaln Jacob Haslep,kSTtSrTS' ;:
the above and all Intermediate porta on TWtn DAY Ist ~-
butant. For freight or passage apply on board, or to :
**- FLACK; BARNES* OqV Agents. •.'
.. __ fcowa,
i7OR ST. Lonis.—-tkp fino wfrrtT ,
A 1 ateamer EMMA,Cap t Ja* IL Marilfij jffinWgl.
will leave for the above and all Intermediate ponaoolUßS-:
DAY, 4Ui inat, at 4P, SL For *Mgtt£P**?*\NT>*co
‘board or to « pel FLAQR- BARNES A COt Agents.
tOK ST. LOUIS—The upleaM LtS
•touniHIODBRATOB. Ctpl. 'Wy ’"■dStj
IttrH Wlll*,. tor Uu. ttm “SSfcSH
TUZBDiT. (ill bat, .1 a r - rot< ™S»l
ACS; BABME3 A CO. A)
gSi. LOUIS.— Iho splendid i
toolßlS DAY, tbe uTlMk.*t4
tCT p**s»S*, •My oa boir' *
fI*ACS.T
TTMK Si. JvUUia.—lho
t\f tMaer HAESSGO,Cspt. ll'C
fit abore.tad «U icttrairdj
wlO o'clock o,k.A
'ouiinra.
ita~un for cowsja-
Ho, 1U Jbatft Btrt
'ctekvr.c.
lawm £S£k*- -