/s|£2-i%a a 44 1 BiieVwfeesi »8 not:, U a maoy suppose. useful T ;
IHlttSOttrUff C. ottl 7 for,*he luxury koownjw bockiheat ertes |
VJP * ,6 It tnai'et excellent feed for cSsKle. and ns sceb it j
will bi used largely throughout tbe frosted dia- !
trtct, taking the place of corn and other grains, j
It oiunot, of coarse, be an productive, pecunU- j
rily, ae the crops would have been f ,,r *hich it J
hts been substituted: but ea f»r it gore, it is a
rcry welcome heip >o o ueeJy p* *P le ’ *****
much reason to be thankful t» ut »°lj | b f »t they
it, hat that proaidoue* »'*" * n biodly tin- 1
'sure.! its »Uud.»<*< produ^euefc*
*c*i tt jVmtt-o- f.Tiuun.6. l. 84T05..& b. mocar* j
a. BRRBTT& C 0...
BDJTORS and rROtRIETORB
piT > i’aBUKOH': '
TUESDAY MUBKINQ. OCT. 18. 1869.
Pinniyirtalk for Cameron
Pennsylvania not nnly spoken through
the bellot-bnx in condemnation of the tuinous'
policy of the Buchanan adrainistiution—she
has not only expressed through the same chan*
*"1181 her approbation of the principles .endors
ed by the grout party which has arrayed itself
in opposition t-» that policy —but «he hos an
nounced to the Union her preference for one .
bf her own sons for the Presidency. The
name of Gen. Camcbon has been so intimate
ly associated with the politics of his native
State that it is difficult t« separate the one
from the other Had he been, in his own
person, a candidate before the people of Penn
sylvania at the late election, the result could
not have been more in his favor than it .wee
on the Second Tuesday of October lest. AH
the counties in the Commonwealth that have
thus far expressed a preference on the Presi
dential question have named him as the man
. wr tbs station, thus leaving him without a
competitor and in lull possession of the field,
as far as this State is concerned.
For a year previous to the late election, his
“'name was constantly before the people, and
identified with all the fortunes of the campaign.
Let the voice of Pennsylvania he heeded by
the Republicans of other States, and we have
no fears for the rosjilt of the gt’eat contest
which threatens to agitate the nation a year
hence. It has been said that the vote cf this
State is necessary ; to elect a President. Let
Cauebon be the Republican standard-bearer,
and all doubt as to its future position will be
at once removed, while a glorious victory will
crown the efforts of the friends of Freedom and
Protection 1
'Large os the_majority is now, when Caite-
son’s own name is presonted to the people,
** thousands more will he added. Party Hues,
under its potent influence, will ho hrokon
down, and old prejudices and antipathies for
gotten-:,
Cora Crop of the Wen
Very few of our people comprehend the full
"value of the Cffrn Crop. The Ciaoinnati Gazette
estimates the aggregate crop of 1850 at rum hun
dred mttfiont of bushels , and at an average price
of 40 oents (and it is probably more,) this crop
is worth thru hundred and sixty millions of dollars
—considerably more than double that of the
cotton crop (of which so maoh is said,) and of ;
much greater relative importance to the comfort
and subsistence of the people. The quietness
with which this crop is gathered, and passes into
tbs general current of commerce, stands in sin
gular oontrast with the conttnual blaster and
parade of cotlou and sugar planters. ’ There is
a reason for this, in the fact that ooUon enters
so largely into our foreign exchanges—and on it
depends so much the value of negroes, that most
sensitive of all commercial elements. Itjs time,
however, that we had learned that tbe Republic
does not depend on either oottoo or negroes, sod
$ especially that the western people who will never
be maoh interested in those articles, should
rJknow something of their own .products aod in
terests! Our Cincinnati contemporary says:
*: **ln this present year 1850, if it were not for
Todian corn, there would be almost a (amine in
the land. Bat that prodnot is abnodant, and
outers into so many departments of food and
convenience, that it stands in plaoe of the de
-4 ficiehey in other orops. It fattens hogs, it fat
tens cattio, it enters Into the food of mao, and
makes the basis of the profitable, though dan
gerous commerce,ln domestic and manufactured
liquors. In 185 S, ihero were 700,000 hogs
killed in Ohio, and in eome form exported. It
required eight millions of bushels of corn, be
sides other food, to fatten them. This corn made
the pork, lard, lard oil, candies, &c., which were
exported from Ciaoinnati and other ports. Ten
millions of bushels were made into whisky. Two
or three millions more made fat cattle; and thus
' the surplaa corn of Ohio was manafaotared into
various forms of food, light aod liqaor.
“The crop of this year, we have reason to be
lieve, is shundant, but probably not greater,
\ than in 1857: 'Taking several years together,
v the orops of <?orn io tbs Ohio Valley States
* rapidly incraoso; especially io the Btales
of Ohio, ladiana, and Illinois, where the
population increases rapidly. The crop io any
one yeartnost depend on a combination of the
. -people to onltivato, the adaptation of soil, and
tbo obaoge of seasons. With the increase of
people, the, soils adapted to oorn (and in these
States it is' more than half the whole surface)
will be more and jnore cultivated. The quan
tity of aores planted will of course increase from ,
year to year; but the average product per aore
depends much upon the season. This is folly U-'
lastrated by the Ohio statistics of Agriculture. ,
“The following table of four years’ cultivation
of Indian corn in Ohio, will exhibit the relation
of.jsarfaces and averages in the periods of large
and small crops:
Crop. Average.
Aeres. Bubals. BoabeU.
In 1850_ 1,537,947 56,819,60 S 36.6
In 1853 1,838,493 73,43f1,<W 40
'in 1855 3,205,282 87,587,434 3? 7
In 1858 1,834,138 50,883,582 28
With regard tothe corn crop of the
e*me paper givea the foUowiog estimate:
“If we enquire what it amounts to, we bare
the means of calculating it very nearly. We
have the populatioo, wbloh in eome States, like
Kentucky, has not increased as fast as in Ohio
and Illinois. We bare the crops of Ohio for a
series of years, and we have tbo crops
and 1850 in all of them. Taking these data as
a basis, wo estimate tbecorn crop of sir Stales,
(inoladiog Missoari,) as follows:
Ohio, bofbelf.
Illinois, “
Kentucky' 1
Missoori, "
Tenoeere*"
Aggregate 405,000,000
Ohio has, twice raised more (ban is set down
above. Illinois, Indiana and Missouri have in
creased rapidly in population Tennessee and
Kentacky are pat down at only a small increase
above tbeir crops in 180f>. Oa the whole, the
‘above estimate ie by no means too large
Of the foar hundred millions of bashels of
corn? raised in these six Slates, two hundred mii
liant will be a turplus for the fattening of bogs
and cattle, the manufacturers of vhisky, and ex
portation t 6 tbo Atlaolio and foreign markets'.
The marketable price of articles made from corn,
and oora exported, (estimating in this caao at
New York prices,) will not be uoder one hundred
and fifty millionth/ doll art."
}n ordinary ausoos, tbs cam crop of the Ohio
valley is soperior to that of any portion east or
north of it, because it is so peouliarly adapted to
the growth of grain; but this year, owing
to the severity and general prevalence of the
Jane frosts west of the mountains, and the com
parative lightness of the frost in the east, t^e
corn crop in the eastern part of (his State, and
in tbo New England Stales is much heavier than
usual. Ia eastern and central Pennsylvania,
■ particularly, the corn remarkably heavy,
.rivaling in luxorlaoce tbp hitherto unapproach
ed crops of the west. This ie a feet which our
western friends, we fear, in making op their ex
pectations of an eastern market, have not taken
loto oonslderatioo. The west, bowover, has so
many ways of working up her ooro that this feet
c«n ultimately make bat little difference.
Tb* BncKwnsar Csor.—There are no data by
ffblob lo eailoato tbo extent of the Boekwheal
, crop, year; bat the information we have
* Wto believe it,aa enormous one. Tbe
y}dd bss been most boantifal—more eo than
ever before. Tho season wm favorable in almost
evory rtspict; wd » p** l doal of u sown
°PP«*?" II P u milnr « during
tbomoit fororwbloVpH of lh * ~M<>n fle " 1 *»»
door, übiob Indnoefclhin “< «
.oil ttltcleil for it wonnsaolljr Ibot which had
been la nheot, oodlbbrafori JB; good condllioo,
the groin hod omplo onrtnre »• well« room lo
iprcod Uo broaohot thorongblpi »nd (ho re.nlt
, woo (hot tho ylold WO. bepond oil upocUtloo.
A yield of 2000 grotto to a itoUt .ws* common;
( wblloinetnoeis of 2(600, Odd Ibenc. ap lo CiWO
:p»hd»v we 'P O nil >dl'ionoo«. -n,j. lo noprooe
'■ drilled. ffOhsor (hot monr f l(ra ; r , hors sob
ered os high ts 80,bnohilo p« oor«, while torjr
I few haroi»l)i»rod less thoo 60br60, TbttSbss
EroTMenooilndly bl.ssodij oooMrj „b Ol , crops
of whetrt, rjt ood corn (flro-lwoplonXy Is a
nighlbyibobfgoiliof
•V .* ’ *
\ |.BivAT*l<«c rfrom( ' 4,,f ,:,,a • i'* I ' l r>;v».ivc*i,
coor*io«»h«^ !lowin * * ll, »*- ion *o ofHro
derick 11 rt‘<N aa,fa ‘h* pravailingsennroom iu •
tb*t eiuce the aifraeeiaaiua of ibat uour*
geous and outspoken Senator
••FBir.iT, lfiTBJ—To-day at SJ a. u. p Senator Bro- j
dorick died of his wonod received in the duel with I
Judge Terry cn the 13tb, (Tuesday,) of which lament- !
able meeting and its circamitaocea you will bare a
full account in tho steamer Tim;* l send you. Mr.
Broderick baa in effect been murdered in cold bleed. '
The correspondence between Broderick and Terry
exhibits this with horrible plainness- Such a pro
text for calling a man to mortal combat was never
before, in all probobility, made the basis of a demand
for latufaction nndar the code of honor, '.Yna will
observe that Terry, foiling to make ont a justifiable
case, simply brings tbo negotiation to a point by
transmitting a peremptory challenge. He calls out '
Mr. Broderick to tbo hostile meeting simply because |
in coateqnence of abusive remarks of Terry respect- j
ing himself, be (Broderick) had at a public table j
withdrawn a former encomium, that "be was tho |
only honest judge on the hooch," which Judge Terry
j construed as, by implication, injurious to his stand
ing ! For this oar bravo Senator, tho ( Hector of the
Northern people, has been sent to a Moody grave,
having bared bis bosom to the unerring aim of a
Texian ruffian, rather than "five under the lying <>!>
! loquy of cornirdfee which the chivalry would bavo
poured opes him M destroy his prentigo with the
masses. It is woll known that ho would bo called
out to fight as long as he would respond to ttWcuf-rr/,
and bis friends looked upon him as a doomeuitnan if
ho admitted for the future that code of honor he
bad unoe unfortunately reoognized by a hostilelmeet
iog. His death has c eated a profound sentiment of
iodignant detestation towards those wretches wb<>
bare imbrued their bands with bis heroic blood, and
it will grow to important resalts.
Tub Result in tbb State —We give tj>-day
official returns from 25 counties, in which the
Republican majority is 12,000 The counties to
hear from will increase this majority to 20,000
Most uf ibcm tave been heard front unofficially,
and the result, an we have etate.l it, is now well
Ycmanqo gives 300 Republican majority, and
elects tho whole Republicau ticket, with theez
tion of District Attorney Tho two Republican
candidates for Assembly in Mercer and Venango
are elected.
Loan J'ons RrssELi. o:i Italian Affair —On
tho 28lh uIL, the freedom of the city of Aber
deen was presented to Lord John Russell. His
Lordship delivered, on tho occasion, a speech
on the foreign policy of Eoglaod, in the oourso
of whioh bo made the following reference to Ital
ian affairs:
“Gentlemen, there id a question ou which I
will venture to touoh before 1 conclude, because,
though not one in which we have taken an im
mense part, it is one in which I think ivory
Briton mast take a deep interest. 1 allude to
that which has taken plaoe, and is taking place
in Italy. Von will permit me lo refer to events
of sometime back, but which Are a olae to that
which is happening at the presont moment. For
centuries the Italian people—a people rich both
in commerce and agriculture—have been subject
to foreign powers—sometimes to the Germans,
! sometimes to tho French About sixty years
ago a general, fall of youth, fall vf genius, full
of capacity of every hinJ, both and for
civil affairs, entered Italy and dcolared thst he
eame to give liberty to that people. The Italian
people wero delighted—the whole of Lom
bardy was io a stato ofjoy and ecstacj, and, al
though his warlike preparations were success
ful, yot for a time it oame to ho tbAt the French
Government was the Government of halt, apd
in 1814 the people of Lombatdy were averse to
that foreign dominion, and earnestly desired
a ohange. They applied to au English general,
Lord William Bentiook, as honest a lover jpf hi>
erty as evor eiietcd, they applied to hi
they applied afterwards to the English M
to learn what was to be their fate The "
Mioiater told them that their fate was vei
settled—that the Emperor ha<
kind enough to declare that be would take
of Lombardy, and therefore, he iibe t
Minister,) bad only to refer them, t n the A'
Minister. Well, they have had this new g
meet np to 16C-9—to tbo present itm
every year they became more and m:re
to it. Well, lam not &ayiogwhether ttw
jaslifled in (heir dielike of the former
Government, ernf the late Austrian Govei
I am ooly telling you «b<it was (be feel inowo
to yon all—do more Well, jt had occnrre jeomo
ten or twelve years ego, <o some men o [ very
ardent bopea.and great literary (aleute.lha 'theao
foreign nations had not sueccoded io ait |ioing>_;
the affections or confidence ot the Italians -that
tbo • Italians might as well govern Italy ‘hem*
Selves. It was a new Dotloo, but not a vei t un- ;
natural one In they made the att Itnpt.
Uofortonotely;'lhey succeeded eo ill lh*t'ibey .
gave people a great distrust of ibeir power of
self government, bat the Emperor of tee french
having conquered Lombardy iu the present jear
made a wise and magnanimous declaration that
'he did not go to conquer Lombardy for him* j
seif, but that (he Italians sboald be the free oil- !
Irens of a great country. The Italians, not in j
Lombardy, but in Tuscany, Modena and Parma, *
have aeted upon this declaration, and they bavej
made temporary and provisional Gorveromcofa ;
to themselves, declaring that they wish hereafter i
to be the free oitizene of a great country Well,
I ask, has there been any mischief produced ' .
Beoause 1 think with regard tp this matter of
States and nations regulating their own govern- |
meat, it is not very different from that of a man ■
—say in this city of Aberdeou —regulating bis j
own house Bat, at the samo lime, it is possi* 1
ble that a man may manago has bouse in such a
way as to be a great nnisance'to bis neighbors
For instance, he may start a pyrotechnic man
ufactory in bis house, making experiments to 1
try his skill, and, it may be, sending up sky
rocket* into the air every evening in order to ’
see the effect. This would uol eecrn to be agree- ,
able, beoause other householders might oooceive |
that their house might be set on Cm. Insioad j
of wishing to encourage the gentleman to do :
whatever be pleases in his ovu bouse, tbs Lord I
Provost be called on to Interfere with that gen- |
llemao because bo was likely to set Tire to (be ;
booses of his neighbors—hut has auythiog of 1
that sort occurred in Italy ? Can any man say j
there is such a disturbance of order at
Modena or FJorenoe, that the neighbors—the
Austrians, or other neighbor*—are called upon
to interfere* On tho oonlrary, the conduct of
this people, jast emancipated, who have beeu
eobjeot to foreign rule for many vears, who might
have been expected to burst into some exoess—
possibly some outrage against the persons who
are moat odious to them—they have conducted
their matters with perfect order—with such order
aalftbey bad been tbecitizeneof acountry which
: bad long been free. Well, then, gentlemen, I
say. though we ean claim no credit for having
enabled these people to assert tboir freeJom—
although wa have been bystanders, and, i think
for very good and sufficient reasons, have taken |
no partin (he hostilities of thisHpriog, yet I
think we ar* bound to say—we do say, and we
have said—that against any enforcement of for
eign force to prevent those peoplo liaviog their
own government and conducting their affaire a*
they like, we do most loudly and eolemnlj pro
test —and, therefore, gentlemen, be (be terms of
the treaty oow negotiated what they may, If,
hereafter, consequent upon I'iat treaty, there
ebaii be that of whicb-you have beard, no doubt,
and whiob fass been frequently talked of- If there
eball he a Congress of the Powers of Europe—if
U shall bo the wish of those Powers which have I
taken part in those hostilities that tho final set
tlement of Italy and the acknowledgment of the
different States belonging to it (brother Powers I
of Europe should lake part in these cousulla
liooß, we might assist only opon one condition,
namely, that with respect to using foreign fofree
lnjorder to'compel fulfilment of the oonditiuos of
peaoe,.whatever they may be, so as not to ioter
fere with the.right of the people of this country
to manage their owo oonccrne—that if ouch
should be the object, or may be the result of such
language, EagUod may etaod apart and take no
pooqern. Bat, gentlemen, I feel convinced, and
fucb Is the language, not of one of these powers,
bat of both tboso powers, that whatever their
opinions may bo a* (o wbst has taken plaoe
{and tbs Austrian government connot be expect
ed to approve of the revolution in Modena and
Toscany—yet I ibelieve neither power has pny
intention to Interfere by force with the decision
of (bop*peoples. X think it is a matter of great
importance that it should'bo so, because that
system—whibh is rather disguised that expres
sed by the phrase, the balance of power—that
system means that tbo different elates shall be
independent, that they shall manage their own
eonoerns, and that no one Stats shall have the
preponderance in Earope, or dlctatejrbat should
be the constitution, or whfttshonld be-tbe loler
| nal government, of the rest. And, hspjiy as we
I are in this country in indepoßdeDcelongaeqair
| ed, It in not on!y oar interest, tyxt I think it must
; be onr wish to set that every State in Europe,
1 whether they prefer a system wbloh we think not
cetOpsUhlowith liberty,or whether they prefers
just sad temperate eysiem of representative mon
uclj, Of whether Ihej .pretoria* oihor form
of eoreramrat, prorHod.ihej do aol iaierfera
wilt) Ihelr aalghbora—l Ihtnfc that Ho Indepoa'-
dense of lb# ••rerai. ®tnto.of.Enropt.ia s&jib*
ject fverqhym
pithy and lqtirtlilQr:,
8(),000,000
75,000,000
65,000,000
65,000,000
60,000,000
60,000,000
Alltglicßy-Offlclll
Ths Clerks of (be Return Judges yesterday
j completed (be fooling op of (be election tables.
| hiiJ we correct our figures accordingly Their
j totals are as folio* :
Hrf,. firm.
i Autlitiir Cochrao 7t»34 Wright 4720
I .S’orrrjror •* i —Keim. .. 7930 R ( .w» 4729
1 AVn.u«—lrub 7718 M'Kee 6037
Varnom 7.521 DaTi« 50HO
PrtMlj ... 7671 Means . . 478 ft
floebriog._ 7si>2 Htereoeoo.. 4035
Bayard 7808 Stnckratb.. 5031
i F.rpy 7824 Beaamoot . 49ft5
•li” < Jd'Jfjt Mellon 7004 (iiliaiore .. 4945
fh,t. Jr*'..—Miller 8042 MeChiwry.. 4487
CoTm;„;., nnr — Jtranff. 7412 Campbell .. 5252
T-tttvr.- C.mltfr 7239 Ria»kmore. 5351
Auditor —Cnrnalm* 7547 Symrncg . 4750
.S"n rrt< or —Anderson 7779 K'etfbucr..,.. 4742
Dirtrtor —Miller 4459 Ned 2759
(lertaft—Official.
Awl. Hf. —Cochran f125l Wright 7443
<?«*•■— Keim fi(sl Rf>w« 72*5
Hottcnettoe. 6131 .Smith 7309
Holloway ... 6339 Collar 7273
Klopp *1217 Millar 72U7
ft\er,y— Spau fis2S Bitting 708fi
Dit’t Af/|v— Oraan 625 V Bechtel 7310
TVefMmvr— Sbepp fill's* Plank 7220
Com.n<Vr— Hiegel fi239 Moert 73fifl
Pirrctnr — Hujrett 6233 Filbert 7415
Audit-*? Iloasoet 6102 Klee.. . 7317
Northumberland—Official,
And. den. —Cocbran 1572 Wrigbt 2159
S«ir. (Jen. — Keim 1042 Rone 2176
Auenbly — Biiel 2.149 Ku«. = 15.17
Treasurer — Rohrbaek .. 2258 Awl ...’ 1717
I Cninm’r— Bluier 1756 Clark 2190
| !>;•'( Att’y Boyer 1809 Clement 2173
| Autfiinr — Clark 1591 Gray 1848
• Curnn Godard 788 Geuy 2014
Srhny tklll—Official.
1 Awl. *ien. —Cochran 4579 Wright 4534
| Stir. tff...— Keim 4996 Howe 4469
■ Atramhty — Koball 4706 Maurer 4730
' Boyer 4793 Beard 4701
: Pinkerton... 521 V Kerne 4004
I Di*'t Afi'y —Fisher 51V0 Keim 4276
, Irraiur»r Clearer . ... 4964 Moody 4503
I r»njmV Thomas . 41*25 Frederica 4503
i Coro nr r— Brandt . . 4097 Chichester.. 4718
i Surt^i/or — Martin . ... 4957 Savage 4414
| iHrrctw - Shull: 4827 Beck 4556
\ Andiior. Thompson.. 4848 Downing 4550
lieeter—Official.
Au.L i/t-rr;—Cochran 5060 Wright ... . 4041
.W. Keim 5055 Howe. .. 4046
Sherijf — - Ileffelfinger . 5.164 Humphrey.. 1691
Diet. Attn. —M’Voagb .. 4765 Monaghan.. 4106
Twttrrr— Tustin 453> Marsh.. . 4328
Comm’’-. Windle...' . 457 H McClenahun 4052
Cnronr — Smith 4600 Utia 3925
.•l****<’*•’<-- Shafer. . . 47M* Fctiert . . 3965
Peirce 4641 Bailv 4225
Acker 4676 Scon .. 3943
Si/rv. \or - Parke 4720 Dampman .. 3991
Dirr-'h-i - Kelton 4628 Maxtou . . 4015
Downing...... 4739 Holman ... 3899
Adame—Official,
iicn. -Coebran. 2529 Wright 2559
Snrr. Om. —Keim 2520 Howe.. .. 2046
Umotor M'Clure. .. 2526 Douglass.... 254 1-
Aemihf}/ - Darboraw.... 253 j Diehl 2524
C'-mioV. .. Resser 2511 ... 2552
li.rrrtnr- Mosselman . 2649 Kahn .. 2496
.4 ttdtt.*r. Ilollinger 2496 Leferer . . 2562
Ihit. Att'g. M Clellan. . 2611 Neely . .. 2423
.V.ir>-y..r Cunningham 2519 llrinkerboff 2542
Westinnrclana and Armitroag Aaaeintily
District—Orfletal.
Jmrlrwp fntji,-
3HOr. 23V7 rt2o:l
392* 2253 ft 211
3S7S 2257 f1!35
40TS 2025 f!|o>
41M lyfin rtUl
414 U 1952 0101
Craig, lv,
M'llooigal, U
Taylor, K
Robrer, l)
Coulter, 1)
Hawk, D
The Kepablic&nrfail to elect oae member, bare, it
will bo »een,’ by •<’ vote*. Clojo ihexing. The
other two are gaioe.
Ptnui>lT»Blt Election--Official.
AuJitnr Gmm! Jiiit'yw i
Cncti'n. B Wfl'l,o Retro. a. lu><*e. l,
Allegheny 7084 4720 7'«3u 472‘J
Cumberland.. . 2021 3224 2'.‘3. .5234
Dauphin 3331 2217 3284 2277
Indiana. , v , ... 1022 827 r*s2 7
Montgomery 437',5 50ft t> 437:
Philadelphia .20525 2CO>V. «<
Washington 374 ft ,".3'.m "74<
Woatm: reland .. ’BO3 4l;o; :78"
Chester .... fiOO* 1042 7.053
AcfaujlkiM . 4K70 4534 4*.i».».
Berks. <1251 7444 '451
A'Uiho . 2520 25.','. :;.2o
.Soribntnherland 1572 2t'.’> jf,42
Centre . 2415 225 : 2141
Clinton 1220 100" u*',
Colan<t-u .. 10.35 1 782 1 <l7• i
FranKOu.. 3fto2 32 07 Js'>2
HuQiiMf’.loi. . 2204 1774 228.5
I.nrernr 5071 .5030 7112
Montour 584 115-1 01 w
Porrj 2000 2033 2f>s'i
Colon
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Bean-.
Arm-i. i,,
Hill MO 137.5
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Tit'll!
25 c • i«, 1004"-“ Thfhi
i uum »s.mpi.aimt —The fa.-t i- r. t-
• ill i*t.»oll«b«4 l -t any 00~ «•• attempt 1.. rot.*. -. «. I .1.
mer. U.I prodor-ed by eXCeaalte nae ef fruit* and t.gt taM«a,
by »b«b Uu- «u.uacb ta diaordcred.rbe h*er deranged, the
blond aUfTtMti I and dtgaath* organa. r»&d«f«d ln*< Ci*« If
mdtorpu « Iw-ra, OboLaru Morboa, Ulltoo* aod Cramp
Cl.nlk, I>) ....in y, DieiTTboe* enJ aorii lit* romplaliitt j*r
imaale an. • .>« upon improper food auJ ..(ten tune* h*
O'nin iU. ». ...-J and fixed Upon lb* mtiatllutkn, that
the alrunittai aud cuoeiertl«a mineral n»Mticin*aar# ooald*
to arrt.nl their program until tie putmnt i« orvetrate, aod
ail hope* of relief ar« ended i* It that baa n.,1 moi
fine, healthy Jctint or ndnlt, vttn na» of th«annoy
tag diaeaan* aUiva ..I, and daapite the •hill and an
me* of medical geatleiurn literally uaaleaaay nnJer thetr
treatment.' And how ii tbta treatment to tea rodntrd bit
htmply by the tact, that taatead of adu.lDiatcf m* aom>
rem-vjy t£ atny the felling ettaogth of the »rtiki-l, and at
the earn* time ch<r. h ttie wltanaa In It* prngr***, lh* remedy
prearnbrd aided In the exbaualtoo of lh* natural mrength,
and at the time the JUoaao **»a maatarvd tba aulTerar wea
proatrau, and l.dliug to axclta a roattl.n the patient died
from Uia rflict of the (t«ba»n adcilotalett-d t-. uproot tb»
di«ea*e Not fo With B«ERUAV£*d HOLLAND BlTTMifl.
wblrh arecuoipjaod eotlrely of Yvgatabio matter, aud which
bare not only proved tbamaelw* the beat tunic In uae, tul
h.a»a Dover failed to corrrct dlaoriera of tb* a.otoaih abJ
t-.vrla when taken accordion to direction! In lha tote of
Hammer Coraplalota they hate nuujnal Try tbrui at nn^a.
HBii>C«Bxruu.T:—lha QenulneblftUlyCoui'untratad boar
ba*e'« U'dlaud littiata ia pot up In balf pint bottle* imly,
and retailed at J 1 poi iMjttl*. Tha great demand tor thta
t'nly Cxlebratr*! Medicine ha* Induced many in.ltattr.na
vbicb (lie pnblU •bool.lguard agamat pnidiaain: lie wait
id Iri'pcain..), 1 il.ai >.nr umoa it nu (be Uti-I ..f »r*ry
bottle yon (ill)
BENJAMIN PAGE, Ja:, A OO . M* pc.prien.ra, XT
w.> J «tr-rt. lt( au.l ij *U PllUlxir.l !*•
I1a»r \>,v Dvsi'Epma '—Try Wils .i,'* T..m.-
»i..l Calli *r Ijc p»n«, atr mUlnl.' afl „ 1 i,iniin.)ur.
r-llnf oy»a, alli.ii i< |w(il|ar nod »Iln«-lual TLnj ar*
l..**|iml l- f..r family iw K Au>-lallT. aint i uir |lo*-1«.
SnrUil (l»aliTi.b*aa, and a lu«t of i lli.r «)m{.
l»U»a "Unlito In Haaltl. •' 8..1.J |.y
H I. V A lINVjtTi<CK A Cl) . Wli..|.«nU
-J Aa T Nm m W.»«J .tn -l. J-iii.l..,, K t.
H a btiutißcnuntß.
r■* -< SA LB ,
The * t ia Nail VVorke,
. ... *NTON.
/. lU'• t ' <JOI ATI, OHIO.
IN th» k (Wcom-oI two <’f till)
t 111 ‘.Alt. WOHK.H ar* now
fc>r into at a gr*at i » I'limo Kail Work* are ailotiad
lu lint Irno br tt |..T., mu.' .• -'<.lln.ru r>*rt ul U1i1... aL> nl OO
mile* abo*a Purtaoiuiui., and Uj o*il« atn.va (’inclnnall
111* main hmtdlog la 'iio L-r.l in Uogtb, t.y UH It. in anlib,
■ nl.atantiall/ t.allt.aad c»uUn<- t«-« and lo>|>rr>«<«l i«vi,i
narjr,con»Utlng of 3 atMto iu-a, 30 Dali oiartiuiaa, a ma
cbion for roahfng call k»*a; aiv. 10 bulliug lurua.‘na uud 3
healin« to*ettir>r »ltl< tbn dkmmo rolls,ami l.a*
a easily lo manufacture Cio kayit <<f nalUrTory IJb<»tia’
Id a<ldl(loD In above,and u» with lb* Nail Work*, to
arra* ttf C<"*l Land*, 0 mile* •li-laiit l.y railroad, aud d-liv-
cual at the mltU at a r< —t u.<t rsvaedlngouedulUi
too, and iiaa f>»callar advantage* fur shipping nail* tovarl
oaa point* at all Miaaou*. a« tbo Ohio nror at thl* (>->lOl aud
bo low I" Mildnin obatlUCtr I Tt.n locatloa la reaardr<i aa tl.a
beat In lb« runutry fur ao| ..Huenl rd({ ir«m and real, aa ilii.ir
are 10 blent furoerm* will . , :tf) rullan. U of WblcJi tbntr
Iron direct to b.wn by tba iron )Ulli<>ed. aud tho ■uriuiiDd
lo« bill* abooa* with cual noil flia day of eaay tcou Aoj
further d-ncrlptlnn I* d.<«iurd cnuri Mearj, a* |.a(diaa«ra
will daalrn lo exaratno for lUoifelvn.
If not aold provlonaly, il.. *[.,?• (.n»|*riy ui|| | n , oH,. rr d
•tpoWo ail* «n THLHdDAV. the U4Lh day of Noteraber
16W- I*CTEIIr, JA4IKB A tN»
Or, JOHN PETBRS
1*010(1,1, Ohio, Or l.h, IS 3 otl» Jld
JITFI ST EK’S _ WoJiNO—»lrt.
Btuwe’a l*»t ami gttm t «uik; The EoijiUe «f Aualria
J. T. O. Atitnit; llonnatu, t ai.tlaUwl frotn thi» Srruth «f
K. About, anthur«' The 1i..,...n QqnUod; Llfo'a ot
OanMia and Kmun.agamanM for Yoothfol ChrUtlan*; AI
moat a U«rn|Df>, >■-udet; Tna Palate of th# Great Kim;, by
li«t. 11. Raacf, ttuthur .fGod in Illitnry; Ifarry Lm, nr U«jw
f.->rthePoon .< ■ |>r.. F «ntatira Men of the Naw Trataturul,
Baldwin; Rdiii. (be Beckw.odi Girl, Hr*. Tuthlll The
Boya’Owt, Tb>-M hnr and other new Jarenllet; Octnbar
laane* of the A.< ••< i<«u H, B. Union, adth many urr Pobll
catlnna In Ine v». >. ia dr{>*rtm«ni4 of Literaten». n. x rarl
olii * <.f Wrlttnt; J’.i; -r aud Stationery.
K. C COCURANK,
N« U PeJoral atrcal, Allegheny
Now I'rrblbiefloot r.r»i»ing daily ocl^
Annual'Ploughing bOatcbT
r pIIE ANNUAL PLOUGHING MATCH
X ot inn Allegheny County Agricultural Bodily, will
taka plnre.nn TIIURSIIA V, Ni/vctuher M, lSt.3
The flrli) tnleded by the Oommittoa la on that part nf tbe
“Bn** Perm," occupied by VYllaun Haory, one mile .md e
half al>->»e Hh.rpdKjfi Tho plow* will be atattaol at )ti
o'clock, A. 4L- JOHN YOGNO, Jr .Chairman.
BcHufaa, Pocietary. ocJ 4 ! I td*3iwT
PHOPObALS for tbo luruishmg of all ma
ttrial# and Building of tba PltLbarrh, Alleghany and
Mancheitor ilatlwoy will be aeeured at llio t nice of th* on
daivlgned nnt.l AATUItDAY Afr*NNcX)N, at * o’clock,
where plane noil eprclfleaLrn* Way be wen.
„ , a A. B. BELL, Bec’y and Traaa»r,
• .oclSmtd. Voortli eirect.
PERSONS wisliiug to purchase good Hwoll
lt.R Uuuaee, aud Ihoew baeiog Rmlilftate fur tala, will
eereihameelrce Tr.or.b time and labor by calling at tmr
.? ...* h , -* r 6* onmber ofgcod dwelling booe.e
and bonding |r, U u. Him and Allegheny City. ALo, bo.n,
tlfo b-cstiona fo. .mutry reeldtntaa loi eal* wn faiorable
terms. II j»«i l «6.| rcma collected by
B- UtITIfBKRT A SON,
mM Beal Katatn AgenU, 41 Market *t.
New <ta imns—
tra •. t « Clesteiu biaud,
[•"Tip i.: d > do do
Juitr. ’■ p.l< -tie by REYMEKA ANDERidN
0618 No. 30 Wood etrw*t.
CIUKR . \ I -•-2 u barrels now crop Zante
/Carr-no | *i !• c’d and for ealaby
DEYMBR A ANDERSON
ocls • •* » • l itreet, oppoiife at Charlee lloi*l
GITT i .-' - . oaos fresh Leghorn on hand
»&<!■• ■< \ REY&llff A ANDERSON,
oclfi • No. fc9 Wood »tn*i,
CUKgMe.. ELN—3O ciweavarious shades
for Bau.i-y 8. A. XAHNESTOCK A CO,
.Otis Conjarof First ealffoudittwda.
i A hlEHioa o OOHRE—Bobbli. for sale bj
iJL’orlS ■ . 0. A. IIHSKIOQShOQ.
jirta flbiimtstinnttß. i
t- o. YAK OORDBB
OHAPP & van GORDER,
MF.KCIIa N DI S E BROKERS,
AND ;
COMMISSI OX MERC n A XTS,
H i Second Street,i Pittsburgh.
•* far tba pneest et No. 13 Wood street.■*£#
K. W. Tier* A Co, N«w Tor?, I ftbrirtr A Dll worth, Pitab'g
fanner ACo . •• Hpn Darbangb A Co-, “
Tbom;-*oo. Olaik a Y,.nng,| tf’Oandlvev. MemnaACo.**
KinUil. h lii* ;iUrrt*co A Ci tom
T A N«cbafl A Sot,*, pt.iu ; T d. Bogan 4 Co^
T. »* hmi A Cn., rulil.iniic,'ll D r-crc.mb A Co, k ou-
Arnwefi *rt, Hljtg* a o>, ~ ievillr, By. l ocl* IjS
Splendid Fall Stock.
WM. B. ABER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Ml AWLS, tyANTILLAS,
HKEDLB WORK, MOURNING QOODP,
Goods, and
DOMESTIC GOODS GENERALLY,
No. 10G Market Street,
8 d<n.r» ftota Bth street, toward* Liberty, east fide.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
o'.Ui'iwd
w dotrg x a sT
No. 77 Wood i Street.
HAT, CAP AND LADIES FANCY
FUR HOUSE.
Fall Style Dross Hate now Ready,
With ell the new etyla* til SOFT HATS end GAPS, Wbolr
•ole aod Ratal).
My frlenda and the public era Invited to my old (lead,
No. 77 WOOD STREET. octfi: W. DODGLAB,
JjMRST PREMIUM
Grates and Bangui
aiLvinduP’ |
SILVER &IEDAI
DIPLOMAS!
AWARDED by THE LATE ALLEGHENY COUNTY AND
Western Pennsylvania aghi
OULTURAIijOCIETY
BIS SELL & CO.,
NO. 135 LIBERTY STREET,
1
UANUrAOTUBBttS *|f
000 TC T INT Q , PA.HX.OU
HEATING STOVES,
Fine au-1 Commi>n Enamelled'
ORATE FRONTS AND FENDERS.
A lid tbo Celebrated CapituVaaO Rate'-"
C 0 0 H I N G RANGES
II you o*t,i it,* HSa; r i.iKlN'u HASIiE thit t« u..J<
rail at
B 1 S S EL L i CO ’S
If Jon sail *TiiVE tb«i caaaot l*. *ur
p4M«d. C*» 11 t.
BISSELL A CO
Il y.>n *r* tulldiog « liuum. *eJ watt th* t, «t >« B ITS
Kft.iNrs *Nt> pC!fDVßs.c*ll in
HISSU.I A - *•
.lti*l Ha. UJIS Llrcrly Street.
MMl.'tl'ukeY' J BT CLAltt GRAY
BAMUBL GRAY & BON,
M E K C II A N T TAILOR S
.vo id Pirra sthbkt.
Have t(ic pleasure t * announce that the? havg
rerrlvcd and li*v* uu> 10 slurs ll.« c-j*:
coaplrtj assortnaat ut
FALL AND WINTER GOO D S
THEY UAVI FVIUt tiFFCRkD.
Embractof all ibe cew«*t and iatest fabric* fur
G F. N T L E M E N S' WEAR
wtlcb tb*y will Bi*k* up to order iu lbs iatid
ml o*rj»i (athloakblrttyUe, *o J at
rat** *• lo* aa at any
Other siruiUr EslaMtshmenl iu the City.
ue!3
'P o whoi.lsale bu yehs -
r > | »i) Jci. Porl.iuioulh Ribtad Hosiery,
150 “ uisorted Woolen Hood?,
1 hale Boston Knitting Yarn,
•'od lb*. Doxter's Tidy Cotlnn,
1 case Flotcbor’s Shoe Larels,
4 r > gross Cane Hoops,
N..w airirlug from tDanabetnrert, and for eal* low at
- AO - 17 ST// STIiKKT, TJdrddoor »r«u. Matk.t
U FKHIOK OOA L UU.r
Our large «X|-crltu<t< aud nurcinlltlag labori fur * Log
Umn, haea retnlted In the prndDrll.'Q of a i*yli rrAnrd
dinnst <bal Gil. which I* already well koerwu, aud ta f*at
ifirreaaiug In npouiluo m rlratllng lb* betl uil in ado clan
where In a 1! tbe goud 'jualittua h-f which good roal oil la *u
Jn*lly < eU|.rated
It r?troll yat UySt in brfll’aney
It il dtfiirfy nufHX|ilwiiv.
It r»-iy l t mrnfd aUiut
I' bum* **ithnat any tiifeniipf txlnr
It 1 1 to dear ami beautiful ia odor.
It it fAa cA rape it light L-nnvra
AS* I’l.elvre rau rely iiip .n DBlfurtuMy to Ibe • lily of
«D‘ «>U AD HU A VKEONh,
RaSnera ufOoal Oil.
N.. 31 I’euu’a A»eot.e, near High el
OANNEbcbALOIL.
The uil we are coDttantly inmlog out le anieeisally con
ceded to bn uororpaaaed lu quality and cbeapnsaa, by auy
other lu market. There ta nothing tnoro beantlfnl In rolor,
or more briltlaut and durable lo turn ID* It doea net ex
plcaje, auJ Lelug uniform, porchtaen will always obtain
theaameexcelleut aitlcte. .Coal Oil i* veil Known under a
groat variety of fanciful oamea, but deafer* ehculd not tend
b> thooaat “or the ■new hi tba thing,' 1 and pay 20 or 80 per
rout more for au arlulv I ban II can be prorated lor at bead
quarter* lu thla <-l|y ADAIB A VIEDRR,
ReflDire of Ooal Oil,
**2l rod dawlruP P«un’a Avenoe. near High street.
John i. BAtßoua u. aurrutsn tatkaw Macsiowti.
Barbour,. mackeown a co. f
PORWABDISG ASP COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
<fs . and DEALER IR
FLOUR, GRAIN. SALT,
JJACOi V, LARb, BUTTER,
And all kind* t y Prudocs,
No. 270 near Ilar.d.
l J tttobiirah, psnn’a.
S**Con»lgnmeota r*«pectfnlly eolicited.'SQ
UtrehtnU gsperally. oclMmd
Adjourned sale oforizaba iron
WORKS AND SOPHIA FURNACE, (SEW CABTLE,
Ac —The tale of tbU propvrtyhaa been adjonrnnd
until the THIRD TUESDAY OF OCTOBER, 1859, at U
o'clock, A. M n at tbo Merchant*' Exchange, PHtabargb,
Pa, with the following (nodlflciHoo or tbe tors* ot Bale,
▼ft.—Ono fourth of tbe perch aa# money ptyabla lo band,
end tbo rtaldne in one, two and thrso years, with interest,
tobetecorad In socb msnneraatbs Trustees may deter*
mine, in addition to mortgage oo tba prsmlsea.
0017:2td KNAP, WILKINS A CO, Trnstees,
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.—By virtue of
\J an order of tbe Orphans'Ccort of Allegheny conoty,
I will expots to pnbllc sal* on the premiaaa, fn Bbotuetown,
oa WEDNESDAY, tbe Oth day of November, 1559,at 10
o’clock, AJJ.,'all that certainlotof ground altnaUlntbpn**-
towo, Allegheny ocanty.fronting on Proepect street, and
deecrliiedaafolluwa; Beginning at*ba comer of lands of
Michael MeNsmee aod Philip McNaaer, thsoca along tbo
•ame N. 42° W. 67 feet to comer of other lands ot said Pklllp
aod Michael; thence along same N> 43° K. IMS feet tootbar
lands of Mid Michael and Philip; thence eoatb lUfostS
lnohrSjtoaposttn tba comer of Philip McNamee's laaiL
and tuknca aonth WU° wait 100 feet 3 lochas to tba place of
beginoißg, being U»« same of which said PbßtpUcSamee
lately died aeiud. JOHN BURBELL,
ocßtdAltwT Adou’r of PbiUp UcNamea, deerd.
APPUOATiON OF ISAAC GRUBBS.
ofßbaler township, for tbs basset of tbs Insolvent
Laws.
In lbs Opart of Commas Pica* of Allsghany county, and
now, to wlb Oct lb, 1859; petition presented by Marshall
• Brows, AUorosjs for liaao Gmbos,and thersopos tbe
Gmi fix aATURDAT, Dec. Bd, 1459. atlO o'clock, A. 14, at
the roots of tba Oosrt of Oommon Flau aforesaid, for hear
ing said pstHioo. All psrsoos lottmted ais notified Is at
tend. ‘ UAUHALL A BROWN,
qcl7-StdgwT Attoraeya for Imko Qntbha.
"A MKRIOaB? VERMILION—IO CM6O for
J3l nJe by B. A, lABKIUOU A 00-.
n!8 ; Cone ef first tsd Wool itrata.
is' BtrllantoUß - it / - i
t"« E A~TT BNTl’oir' '
(.5? (P !
CotiNKR 6TH AND BMITIIFIELD STd-, |
OPro3lT* TOR P»»BT OFPICE !
PITTSBURGH, PA.
KiriD(«ri or C n•* i
DESIROUS of knowing where a the Lest
pw» 'Ji/ntig luoli fjt IQtlucX, <lUrCl
uot ouiy i.p Mi.ja.r-fof th« f .i M*ich«Oll, Uaokeia,
T**ctirr# *o>l Proi.(■ian«l cneu I i! »• ‘Uj. but a*'*u»->»t !«•
*p~etlollT ID>1I«<I to full 41 il„ li . ..I tfc* O..Urf* «»*1
Mnfe« th« c*.tj»jp J * r t4 • • I . ,x.ar» IhU «.J »imiUr
]ti»ttUllli>:i < rUlßtiog j,uhit.- rr itje n?« «U.l
tf.« , I ,M,.| c oi* ID »t(*uJ
• ofe; th« 0> -id .IlMl.u, II , 1 u .. t%TW |*
•O t .tUtruOrfhtiw*- Ih« r mo j I
t .r .I.- -o,k .1.,,,, ..... , br ulup> . ■
IfL.'J .1 the It,* .j«Min 40,|
literary •(ac.dtog «>tthe tewb.t, „ lht . r , u
go to make op a flrrt clua P< hw.i, , D i if Ll „ 4*moeJ*
that tb» Ixqu Oily Ooltega I* froaili tu » oy .itiirr
School, aiw poiMM fadllttta u,-> tuera pi-, i., |, 4
It l» not et|*ctotl that lhay will f-onn.i',, t|..» N-hioi, uor
• ill tbay ta aollclted to <!•» *o. nn Jidiwf
STOVE DEALERS
No. 4 Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH.
IN our assortment will be found the follow
ing wall known
coo it STOVHIS
THE DOUBLE-TOP PATENT (JAS ASMOKE
CONSUMIN') TROPIC, for Coal
TUE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE-TOP
patent Iras and smoke consumin')
AHBITEhL for Coal.
TUE NEW DOUBLE TOP PATENT UAB AND
SMOKE C|)NBUMINR EUREKA, for Coal nr
w „d. 1
TIIE CELEBRATED YICTuK, tor W..«J, Live
Oak and Pitlihurgh. I
PREMIUM STAVES Of THREE DIFFERENT
VARIETIES.
PARLOR STOVES, f<»r Wood and Coal; Rest in the
market, and heating Stoves of erory descrip-
i
ORATK FRONTS, A.-., ai' ><i which will Re sold on
l
QnoiCE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
ißtna Insurance Co.,
(>F HARTFORD, COSN
Incorporated in I*l9—Charter I’erpotual
CASH CAPITAL,
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
INSURANCE
.WGRKGATK U’iakA !' AI D.
uYEH TWELVE SULLiOS F'jU.A US.
An eminent American Corp-'raimn, founding
its claims tn favor on merit alone, affording
facilities and security in matters of Insurance
—Commercial, Mochanical, Mercantile or Ru
ral—while ranking for importance and puhlic
service the first ol Fire Insurance Companies
in America Insures at rates and rules as
liberal as the risks assumed permit, for solven
cy and fair profit.
riTABI.Y Al'.iisrt’t' AND
PUMPTI.Y PA! ft
losses t\
/
l-ANNUAI. STATEMENT
-?ora SEM
Uinmur iVmjuiur.
Showing C
kpitul an<i Surplus 11 to ><\ct
TWO ft / L
f. /(* .V M OF O't L l A n *
Dm Am(< of Jolv lit, IBil
Omli nt, baud and lu Rank { aio.su.i l;.
U B. Troaonr? no!** aod accrued uu»i*»l ta.Tre ’<<
C S. aoJ State HoaAa ou
Hast t>Ul« Boildiectowbad and ..cuj.irJ i >
lb* Company a* oßlea*
BUI* receivable, amply Mcnrad
btioda end Uortgagv* of Bral cl***, lu ftaaa, >n
tntvr**! .—... WJ.Tio 6\
Stock*, market c*ab value. VO
Ooon. lUr«r Oc-moany Block*..- 1,250 on
to Hartford Bank*. market value .. . Cat.OWT 00
Block* to Ne» York Book*, market value. eIS.fcTS OJ
Block* to utbaf Banka, market rain* 71.136 ti
fl.ltttrt 423 30
Total LitWlUUs 83.242 08
1 (IOMAS H BRAOfc, it. fe»croiarT
Uartford, July Ist, 1860
Salt '•? tb«Krrtlc*(, Cbur.ty, 3S.
UAATPokD, July Ut. ISStf
I’crauakUy appeuad bafurc m«, a Joatica u( tbc peaca,
duty authorized !<• •dmlultUr oat lit, Tbomae K. Brace, Ji ,
Secretary, ead made enleuia oath that Ibn fnreg'-tot »t ele
ment ol the Am*li sol C<>u<titlua u( lbs .Btoa laioibimo
Company U true
lIBNRY fOWLKR, Juetlce of ibo Wei
K.'} ilif-iiT, rmlJiDl, T K-, Uk-ivi Jr . gitr>U; v,
I 4 Aieimeia, V. Pm'r; J U Uinncrr, Uebcrel 4*l
DIHKCTUjLd:
Thome* K Brace, QaetiTni f. DatU,
Robert liuell, Walter Eeoey,
B A . Berkeley, Samuel Tod.x,
Samuel F. Ward. Wm. T. TatUe,
Holeed UeLber, Klw&ezer Foalrr,
UooryO Pratt, kdatu (1. Ripley,
Drayton Hlllyer, Auitio Dunatiu,
Joerph Cburrb, Tbomaa A. Aleieu'Ur,
Cbiilt* 11. Bretnard
MotlMM ittandrd to.wuh dtapatcb »nj flJetltf P.liciet
UatMd, tod Application* •ollrlUd, b» '
A A OAKltftU A HKO„ A*eot*.
r 3 f.urtli street
CA a D
rjHE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
ftMoriatiil villi bID) In tb« UKOOKRY
BotilNE£B, Mr HAUOKL KWAET »iu) Mr. WILUAU
COriHV, »b>l vlll iDullnu* th« itiug at lb* OLD STAND,
NO. S7l 1.1 UKB t V 3TftF.IT, .Ui r;(lT 0P(~1»K. ILo K»kI«
WILLI4II M UoBMI.Y
Htt«t-argb. Julj l,
SAMDBI. KWAKT .. .WJI. U. OOtiMLY . VVAI CUKHY.
W. M. GORMLY & CO. (
WHOLEBALB
G It O C E it s ,
DEALERS IN
pr:o visions, produce
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES,
So. ATI Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, Pm.
Jgfcfltad2dp
BARLESS 4t PARKER,
PRODUCE A COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Givo particular attontion to the purcbaxo nnd
Rale of Flour, Grain and Provision*.
No. 0 PdMROY'S BUILDING,
South Water Street*
Box 1609 P. 0.
urrarrexs :» rrmsc&aß.
Hwm. R, RoblJOO A 00., Mr. Wn. SLCuteboon,
“ (Jnff, fitDMU A Co, Menn. J. B.Guflrld AOo
" Litrte A Trimble, •• Orih«m A ThotaM 7
“ Jo. M’Oolly A do. " John Flojd A Co„
Mr J.owOyJln.r, '• Barbonr. M.;kMwn
Uian. Lloyd A Port} lb, 4 Go
Mr. D. - j. UIM A Co. 1
nxtkloid
FINLEY— ~ .7T.......V. a. TURPIN.
FIBfIiBY * TURPIN,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OffICAGO, ILLINOIS.
partial hr attention to Oib imrchwe and cal* of
FLOOR, GRAIN AND PORE.
Bsrw *»—LIPFINOOTT * 00 , Plltibargb, Pa.
JNa B. QAN7XKLD, do do
DAM CL WALLAOIL do do
hooiylnglii lsinrii
mce Pitubntgii.
fourth Street.
Offloo No. 63
Capital and Surplus .
HUUUIUB9
Jacob Pointer, Weds Hampton.
Oeo. W. Smith, 4. a. Center,
A. J. Jones, Robert Patrick.
Body Pittanoa, Hr»nry fiprcnl,
l. Grisr Eproul, I Nicholas Foeghtiy,
0. A. Colton. | Jemee B .Dopklua.
Thi* Qompaa? has paid loam from lb* data °/«
pontilem la 18*4 op to May,1869, lo amount of Of,
to addition to miuir mbHuaiml DbMtsdi w (rots A to m
pw c*ot- affording evidence of it* tubbUy
BpecioJ attentiongivento ■**
coai«nta l fDrtanMofonatothreermr\ n ’ - ITrs "
LOSSES LIBERALLY ADJUSTED A PBOJITTLY PAID.
A. A. 4JARRIER* Pmidcot.
L Ofim EPKOUlefNcrvtuy. icSOdAwfiaT
public ilcmria
JTS»Notiok.—The uod?r*i£ne\l duurea to
Irvtr GLOSS ALL HlB BUSINESS, p, r *o«,*i •<„]
professional, immediately. Tboe® li»hu£ l«* bu*ln<«s lu
Ll» hand* we rrqneetad to ceil an 1 hhi< «u.I rocvlr* tbelr
papers, end employ other ceunsel. Titos* lo.lebtoJ to (um
or to tb* let* firm of AliLto:* A Co, for profoau.-inal serfl™*,
or upon note, Judgment, or otherwise, will plows* pey tb®
uDtlo N. NELSON, Esq., or to himself, at Lis office, where
be will attand Jelly for (be present, f om l e,> 3 o'clock p. 10.
oclluitf THOMAS MELLON.
I’msßueua. Oct. a, liiij.'
is hereby given that a meeting
trO*' of (bo Stockholder! of the l>uin)lv*ti* Insuran e
Company of Pittsburgh will b* held ou Mosmt, (lie 7tb
oat or Noviastx, 1859, et (be ofllce uld CWipaoy, No.
03 Fourth •treeM'etweeD (he boors of leo oVI.Hk s u , enJ
ooe p. m , for tbe purpose of elfcllog Pirn-hit* luvin tor
(be eusoingfyear.
oclttdtd 1. URlKlt Sl’RuUI., t»« V
£.muormrnts.
A POUO THEATRE.-
MaNAOKRt PORTER AND M’FARLAND.
oprrt at 7 o’clock; Curtain will tut at 8 o’^ork
Tt BfUtAY EVENING, October lttb, will be performed,
TilE MARTYR BOYS OF I*U !
Touy SJr. Mortimer
Sou* en l Ji,; 000. Drown
T.l omclodo with
i’ADDi MILES’ BOY f
P*Jd) Mil** Mr Mortimer
CS A KUO'S BRASS AND STKINIi-BAND;
J OFFICE, 2l FIFTH STREET. ssSrlyd
UlltMiaiUHAn ( OnnKRCIAI.POLLEUB
AND
\V RITINU AC A DEMY,
College Hall, Diamond) Birmingham.
TERMS, CABO ON ENTRANCE,
F..r Oitiemfotal Writing
•• plain Writing
Writing end Book Keeping.
r*eutTT:
N. SUAFFER. Professor of Writing end Dock Keeping
O fl. LEITHEAD, Jr., Professor of Penmanship.
O. F. WELLS, Proiaesor cl Book-Ereplng and Commer
cial Calculations.
REV. W. B DOLTON, Lerlurer on History and General
BnbJocti
HON. It P FLKNNIKBN. Kx-U. B. Minuter to ben
mirk, a member of (be Pittsburgh Bar, Lecturer on Com*
merclal Law.
PROP. M. F RATON, 1-urlureron Elocution
Call and e*e> wbat baa no*er beeo before attempted by any
penman, Demelj: Specimen* of Ornament*! and Practical
Peomaoabip errcuhd in your pretme*, In tb* ihort apace of
Irotn 29 second* and apvAnls.
Good Ituardlng at $2,60 per week. Birmingham Ferry
free fnretadents. Kcntnnce at any time.
For epecfmenaof off-baud Dnrlnen Writing, encJcao two
pcstag* etampe, end address
0. 11. LEITBKAD, Prlndpal,
Jn2B:lydkwF Pittsburgh, Pa.
UNIVERSITY OF PESNSYLVAffIA,
Law Department,
PHILADELPHIA.
A TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION will
ecmmonco 00 the 3d of October next. The
following are the eabjeeb* of the lecturer
HON GEORGE BUARBWOOD—Persons, Pnrvr.nel Prop
erty end Mercantile Law.
PROF. P. MnOAl.L—Brldeor*
PRiiF. K BPKNCRR AIILUKH— F-julty JuM.prodenre-
Itvery effort Is made to render thta loatltotlon efficient
(i f the puipate tt bu In new. The students are freqntttLly
add carefully examined, legal question* are discussed and
exercises In writing form part of tbe course. By the rules
>: the Cun'te.the time occupted bere, is treated as aqnira*
teut. for m<*t purposes to office study, In entitling to ad
nilsolon to th» bar, and when adndtted lu the Court below,
* graduate of this InstitutioDlcao practice at once in tbe
rtupr*m*Cr.nrt, The Inlroductory Lecture will be delfrer
ed on FRIDAY, SepfoBoth, at 8 o’clock, P. a the usual
lecture room, by tbe Bon. GEO. SOARS WOOD. sel9-2m
PENN INSTIIOTE,
■ HANOOCK STREET, NEAR PENN
Will 10 vpon on MONDAY, tbo ‘fJth AUGUST: L Teruu
$23 per teeelon of Are months J. M. SMITIL
euSiyl Principal.
tsank Stalfmrntp.
StAtemetu of the Dank of Plttaburgh.
Prmsutoo,' Oct. 17th,
MRARS.
1 ... lens ao.t DlsomnU $1,666.d1A 08
b .. t -i.r. «0.l Onrund Rent 4A.786 83
Br-<k» and Miecellanc ti* . . 4,(73 31
Duebyoibcr Banks (11,973 17
Dank N-.te* A Checks , 71,792 28
Sperto end ellret. 428,603 m
Capital Stork $1,142,700 tW
Profits and Earniugi 4l
Uos'ald DirUenJj and Suepcuee Acc't 2,016 13
Duel-' other Banks O9
Ctrcnlatfoti 269,076 00
Deposits S3
$2,268,:u>i CO '
The aU<To etxrament n.-orrert to the best of my koow
edge and belle! JOHN HARPER, Cashier.
Bwom to and luiLe-Tibed tble 17th Occ, 1869, before me
>*■'B S. SMITH. NoUry Pnbltc,
Statement of the nercli»iita* and Dunn
fartnreri* Bank of Pittsburgh,
Pmsßrson, Monday, Oct. 17th, 1869
Cnculatioii. 276,772 00
Due Ifepoeitora .. 206,664 69
Due other Dauka 26*379 23
Du* ComuiunweaJth, 77 3,663 W
Loans and ; gsp
iu ; ! 136|16S 76
N"te» and Checks of other tlanka. 113,779 23
Dua by ether Banks 8f0386 69
Tbe above statement Is correct and true to tha best of my
know ledge an J belief. W U. DEXNT, Ceahfor.
B worn end Uifore me, this 10th dey of Oct
A. D 1864. ncil J F.MACKENZIE.Notary Public.
Statement of the Cltlxans* Bank.
Pittsburgh, Oil ITtb, 1359
* ASSETS.
I~*ai aud Discount* $637,079 32
Coin In Vault BL,9id 02
and Checks of other Banka 12,013 7*
Real Estate, Ac 10,000 00
Mtsollanoou* Acrounti 7,039 &i
Due ft>>ni Batik* ami Banker* 12,793 S 3
Capital Stock $440,000 00
Ctrcnlation . , 110,000 00
Individual Depositors... 74,4"* 88
tUintliijreDt FnnJ aud Profile 40,717 68
pn» to «tli*r llauk* 8,510 CO
f ~ $082,012 06
The aburestataoicul I* rurrsrl to Ibe beat of my knowl
•dtf" nil belief. K. D.. JONES, Cashier.
Affirmed before aielbU I7tb day of i»cC, 1550.
_«el6 J.F. MACEBN7.fR, Notary Public.
Statement gf the aecbanlci’ Bank of
l'o, f.i other Banka
I'ne t.« Depositors.
Util* atol Nptea Discounted $738,4.19 19
Due by othar Bank* 19,745 62
Note* anil Checks of other Banka 24,849 40
specie In Vault 109,447 f. 3
$392,475 04
The »l<ov, »tat«m«at I* . irrwt, t« the best of niy knowl
edge and belief. UKO. D McGRCW, Cashier.
Bwortj Inifore my tbit 17 th day of Oft., 1859
nflS A' W. POSTER. Notary Pptdlr.
Statement or the Aliegheny Bank.
t I’ITTSBUROU, Itct. 16th, 1359.
.ASSETS
Notes aud Dills Discounted 760,754 86
Duo by other Banks 12,168 41
Notes and Checks of other Bank* 19,453 53
Coin 82,311 03
Circulation 212,190 00
Due to other Banka 27,863 17
Individual Do pool ta 121,181 17 i,
The atwra atatamont Iscorrect to the best of my knowk
edge and belief. J, W. COOK, (Wrier.
Bwom and «übecril>cd before me, thli ltthdey of Oct.
-* 61 ' 0618 BOBT. FINNEY, Notary Public.
Statement of the Iron City H»nk,
„ Pmncian, Oct. 17th, 1859.
Capital $ 400,000 00
Loons and Discounts ... 682.441 81
Due by other Banks 2S
Notes and Checks of oilier Banka*. O5
Bp««‘a ...... 110,137 83
Circulation 240,550 00
Due toother Banks- 649 26
Duo to Depositors 171JM7 23
Tbo abore atatement Is correct according to the beet of
my knowledge and beilof. JOHN MAGOFFIN, Caah’r.
Affirmed before me, this 17th day of OeL,. A. D., 1859
»)• .'8 ROOT. FINNEY, Notary Public.
RUBBBB BELTING.
THE NEW YORK RUBBER company
MANUFACTURE RUBBSR UAOHINEBELTING, by
a new process, of superior strength to any heretofore medo
and at free then half the cost of Leather. The Deepen j
are also 'the exclusive manufacturers, “under Goodyear’.
Potant,' , *cf RUBBER TOYS, DOLLS, BALLS, TENPINS,
(largo and small.) Am, Ac. for sale at allthe Toy aad
Fancy Floras in the Union. Catalognes and Price LUu (by
the cose only) forwarded, on application by letter to the
“New York Rubber Company,'’ <5 Liberty street. New
York, ocll-imd
CIIfCAQO.
fiDICINAL LIQUORS.—I keep con
(tntlT on bind • conp|n« tnomnMl of Upon,
either bottled er otherwi*e,conil»ting cf
Purl Wine, Madeira Wine,
Shtrry tries, Catawba Win*
Holland Gin, Jamaica Ecu,
’Boerhare's.-Uoslotiar’s and Hooflood’e Oerman Bitter*.
Bo * ’ JOSEPH FLEMING,
cell corner of Diamond and Market rtrasta.
SANDER’S HAIR DRESSING ROOMS,
GRANT BTBEST. OPPOSITE THE CATHEDRAL,
. OPEN PROM 0A.M.T09 P. H, - ’
Where gentlesuo can bare their Hair Dreaed la the Uteet
and meat fashionable manner. He hta fitted up a room ax
prewly tor Ladles, when particular attention will he giren
to DRESSING HAIR FOR PARTIES, RECEPTIONS, Ac,
In the various approved etyles.
CELEBRATED BOALP TOSIO kept cos
ftantly on band end for sale. JuSßlyd
.$150,000 00
STRAW WKAPPiMO PAPER for rale at
the following low prices:
£ r °»“ .14 ran.
Urtiun ao
Doncle Crown...— do
Tbu higheat market price paid paid in cub for lieu by
, CHADWICK * &ON.
<*\ Koa 119 add 161 Wood strut.
/IROOIBLKOtuVY.—The RtteaUonofGUea
V Maantactnrcrs and oihcts is directad to day.
for all purposM la which ta la tease h«ct UtmoM
wm be fboad to any ta the city, fh« Erick of the
nry bes; qaalitj alwajs on hand and for ulo tow by
CHADWIOK A BOn,
No. m Wood itmt,PtniuSb. 1
CSucational.
.$l5l
. 10 v Time nnllmlfo l
. 20)
$2,263,351 60
1-1 ABILITIES
$082,012 yo
LIABILITIES.
Pittsburgh,
Mejoi f, Oci: 17lb, 1359
LIAUTLITUa. I
.... yo
29.861 41
.... 109,003 ‘ri
LIABILITIES.
j CSX ARRIVED
A A OTHER LOT
' ;0F
WIIMAM Khabb 3= CO.'S '
ceiesßArep
PIANO FOR TB &, '■■■■■
FOB 6AI.K UV 'V '
CHAR..OTTEBLUM6 ; -
JO» Ha^H»W«d,L,24,J ocr^lo „fliU^-
1 OO.OOOiSo s «f Dff = . r '
Set'S***. »W*oS™S«l,.«rta»ra«4t . •
Ohio stnti aoft Zut Ooamou, tod on F*dor>i =
th, mw tout mam,
tOWR—SOO bWs. ExtraF»mi]yHour'
300 do do 'Vda ;i * , ' :
1W do SntrrtlE* t- do"'"•
ulif son * Bxutnrs, . -
redtrtj street, Alkgtuaj.'
Ctfj> auction Saifs.
J. G. DAVIS, Auction©^*'
Onmaurctal Sale* Rooms Ke, tt Street
M' OXONOAHELA BRIiai^TOCKAT
AtOnON^—Thfa (Tuesday) eeenlog. Oct. lSth « -
1 o'clock, at tbe Commercial flairs Rooms, No.UPilib »t
j will te added to list of Slocks. 20 ehsr»« VbuoßrabeU
I Bridge oc!9 J. G. DAVl^Auft.
RATT’S 2*2d ANNUAL SALE OF VAL
UADLS COOKS AND BTATIONKRY EVERY *Vk
NING THIS WEEK, commencing MONDAY,Oct. 17th, at
T o’clock each evening, at No- M Fifth street,
beeldee Standard Works cl tbe latest and Ual XdiUans.
a;e thousands of rolontes of elegant popular literature of
the day; all warranicJ new end perfect. In tha collection
are inch Wvik* ms Washington Irving's cnmplsta Works, 31
rule; J. FanulmoraCoL-pir’s dodo, 29 sols; Sir B. L»Bu(*
wsr's Jo do, 20 Tuhg Charles Du.ker>»'do, 13 Toll; hit
Walter Peril's Wamir Nr.vsls.l2 v«»l»; Capfo MaRTXU’s
Novels, 12 voir, Encyclopedia Americana, UvolS; Dcajimin
Tranklin's Works 10 voir; Clumber 1 * AllsceUany, 10 vols;
Bsranl Taylor'* Trevels, 7 vols; Anoleut Standard Clastic**
7 vols; Bums’* Uutorj of England, 6 voisOibhon's BfcrtidV
of Rome, 6 vols; sl»cnuUy‘s Ulstory of toglAbd, 4,AoU;
Edgar Alien Poe'* Works, 4 toIs; Lcnf Baciui’s Wcikr, 3
vol»; Clark's onnnientary,4 rots; Chlltj’a Blackitooa, 2
rola; Dictionary of Art* and Science*, 2 Tolc Diitlsnary ol
Mechanio. <aClUo#lr»ttooa, 2 veda The coltfCttoa of tb*
Kifcliib Pcets and Dramatist* is very evunrira, compris
ing tb* fioeet and moat fail editions. • Splendid lvnilj and
Pocket Bibles end Prayrr Books; MVrral bandied ream*of
Letter, Cap, Oomtuerdal Note, Rill And BAptt,
Pratt's Premium Diamood Polotdl Gold Pe&A, Envalopts,
large aud emell; Ac.
balepuelttve and wliboni t^dlx*Q-1 ganUtmen
are rvepectfnlly invlt.d to rail-and etkaiuA th* Stock dor
lug tbe day, which will t>e odd at vctrlowptlcu.atprlvat*
•alo. J K. t'UTT, Sel«»meu J. O. DAVIS, Anct •
ALLEdU ENY BIUUOE STOCK. At Anc
noir.—On Tu-*.l»y Oct lSth, at 7 o’clock, a*
tbe Uouimerciel Bale* No. 64 Fifth sU wilt be addi V
10 lb® list nf f' l »bart*!A(lrgbeoy DrlJce
ucls J. 11. DAVIS, Auct.
Yai.uaulk stocks at auction—
«)u Tuesday esaniug, Oct. lSlli, at 7}' o'clock, at lh«
rvtsmercial aalea mama, NoJi-l Filih at, will be »ofJ,
So sham Exchange Batik uCPttulargli;
'Jo »bar«i HrrcbantsanJ klaimlacrnrm' Bank litUb'g;
ID do Glutens' Insurant Co. Stuck, '
6 do Pittsburgh Gu CVinpauy.
ocU \ JO.DAWa.ADct.
ADM IN ISTK AT OK p SALE Of LIQUORS
TEAS, RICK, ic —On liiesday tncrolbg, Oct. 18th,
•t 10 o'clock, at tbe Cboimemkl .“ales Rooms,'No. 64 Fifth
at., will be aold, 67 cases (one do*, bottles each) OO Cognac
Bcacdj; dor. boitlee old Wines, assorted;]? boxes
Pocket Flasks; It botes third Pint Tumblers; BboxtaCon
gress Water; 3 third'casks Brandy, 6 bids. Old Bye Whisky;
B half cheats pood quality Young II json Tea; 3 caddy boxes,
17 pounds each, Superfine Tea; 2 boxes Ktnersoa's rolabra
tod Hair Boturalivc; 6 casks first quality Rleo.
ocH J. <l. DAVIS, ftoct
1 EXECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
IjLOT TN SIXTH WARD.—On Tcesdey evening, Oct.
lBU>,at 7 o’clock, at the commerci*! salee rooms, ho. 54
sth street, by order of Mr*. Ellca Warden and Win. M
Uortnly, Exec’ra of the lata Wtn. Warden, dec’ll, will b* sold
that valuable Lot of Ground, situate ou Townsend, between
dark and Decatur having a frost of 24 feet co Town
send it, and extondfog back 100 feet to Carpenter’* Alley,
on which Is erectAl a two story Brick Dwelling Hcosa, With
an excellent LaaeounL Trmscaeb. J. G. DAVIS, Anct
AUSTIN I. OUifIS rf C(>., MJrchnnts' Frchantf.
STOCK SALESBY AUSTIN LOOMIS t
CO- AT THU MERCHANT*' EXCHANGE EVERY
THURSDAY EVENING.—Uank, Bridge, fuinrsoca and
Copper Bt.ick, Ifom! and Real IfoUt® *-ld at pnbHo Ml*
at the Merchants'Eai baQKe Ly
AUSTIN LOuHJfl * 00.
Note*, Draft* and Loan* on Real E*tate negotiated et
reasonable term* by AUSTIN LOOMIS * CO-,
w2l Stock Note Brokers. W fourth st.
OLD and YOUNG
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,
VIZ.: THAT
Profeiaor Wood’s Bair Restorative
WILL PRESERVE, INFALLIBLY, THE
growth and co/or of tha hair, If used two or three
time* a week, toany Imaginable age. Perfectly restore the
gray; cover the bald with nature’s own ornament, the hair;
make It mors sod and beautifal than any oil, end prseervo
the scalp free from all disease, to the greatest age. States*
men, Jodges, Attorneys, Doctors, Clergymen, Ptofealnnal
Men and Gentlemen and Lsdies of all classes, all over the
world, bear testimony that we do not say too much In its
favor. Bead the following, andjndgv:—
PROFESSOR B. TUALBERO, prANEST, -
•ays, on hi* arrival in (be Untied States be
was rapidly becoming gray, but ca applying
Wood’s Hair Restorativo bW hair soon recovered
its original hoe.
CHARLES OAKDBW, 13 Nasana Street, N Y_
says the gray hairs on his wife's bead were, af
tor a few week's (riel, turned Into a dark brown.
et tbe tame time beautifying and thickening the
A. Q. RAYMOND, Bath, Maine, sajs ho is now
sixty yean old, and his hair and whiskers were
two-tbirds gray, bnt by the dm of two bottles of
Restorative tbe gray hairs have dlaappearsd,
both on bis bead ami face, and ia mote noft "■Wj.-w
glossy than for twenty-five years prerionx Hfs .
wife, at the age of flltytwo, hat QiodUWlth the
same effiet. ’
FINLEY JOHNSON, Ea<t, of New Or leoaxtays .
(hat be loethtsbair by Ihe Yellow Ysver, InifiH. ;■
He nsed Wood’s Hair Restorative,and hie faatrls '
now thick and glossy. - .
S. M.MIDDLETON,Livingston, Alabama, nyt
the Restorative La* dona much good in hi* part
of the*country. Heosed it for baldness, nod now
has a fine bead of hair.
T. L. UOBSB. Lebanon. Kentucky, says ha haa :
seen Wood 1 * Bair Restorative in hundreds of ca* ■
set, *nd never knew it to fsll' lD accomplbhlsg
all It proleaifw to do.
A. J. ALDEN, McLaneaboro’, lliluols, say* be L .-
had the scald head eight year*; Xnl was bald, -
bothy the liberal oseof Wood’*HairtßaatatA*
live, be noyr ha* a rich gtocay bead of hair...
Sold by all Druggiits, and by O. 3. Wood
A Co, 444 Broadway, New York,ecdTl4, Market
street, St. Loafs, Mo. Sold in Pittsburgh by Dr,
GEO U. REISER, D. L FAHNESTOCK A C 0.,. -
®r.d ail Drnggfets. . (acMly]
XtOQAXV & GB.SOa w
IMPORTERS 09
H A R D W A RE*
NO. sa WOOD STREET
Fvor Djot* tboTB St. darle* fetal,
Jo3o:J6qi
0- S. Baiia, Uto ut Lancaster £oam A Qatdo, Pt,ttaVg
OHO. S. BE7AW H CO.,
Commission Merchants,
FOB THE SALE OP
PIQ IRON, BLOOMS, &c.,\
No. 52 Wood Bt., Pittsburgh.
Bcrncran —lyoo, Bharb ft 00., Pittsburgh; Lrlngitob,
Copeland ft Co, Ptuaburgb; Tboa. K. Franklin, Esq., Lan
caster; Hon. Simon Qeajeroo, Harrisburg; Bryan, Gardner
ft Oo , HolJldajibqrjt. Pv JefiaOmd
THE ENTERPRISE
Insurance Company
OP PHILADELPIHA,
Imnrss Against Loss or Damage by Firs
on Buildings, merchandise, Par*' -
nltnre, Ae.« et Reeton«hla,
Rates of Premium. v .
Dibbctou—F. RatchforJ Btan: WllUara iTK*S?S Wm*
61'Ree A Oo ;Nelbn> Prarler: Juo. M. Atwood, tf
White A Oo.; BenJ. T. Tredick, of TreJlck, Stokes 4-0 a
Uenry Wharton; Monlecat L. Dawson; Goo. U. BtawortoT
Stewart A Bro.; John H. Brown, of Juhn II Brown A Co.;
D. A. FahueaUwk, of B. A. Fahneeloek A Co.; Andrew D.
Cash; J. L. Krrlnger, of Wood A Errlnger. ...
P. RATCIIFOBD STARR, fraUent
Coaeles W. Cox ■, Secretary.
PtrrsßCiOH R*»E»i9cts.~Wm. Holtnte A Co ,J. Pointer
A Ua, Th->aiae 51. Howe, E*q, Job. Marahalt, Esq.. *llvn
Kramer, Eeq, Wllam, M’Elroy A Co, Wilwn.Pejne A Co,
Bailey, Brown A Livingeton, Oopeleud A 00., Jamas B.
Lyon A 00, IVm. S. lavaly A Co.
GKO. S. URVA H A CO., AgeuO,
J»3o:6qul r ~ No. 68 Wood Street.
OHIOKHfITNQ <Sc SONS* i
NFVSOA,E
PIANO PORTE's.
r PIIE subscriber has now on hand a moat
A aplaaditJjalock Of Plaooa, cuoatsliog cf 6l<and7 0o-
Uvea, In Plain and Carted C«*vi or tha moat alteaot
•criptjon, from ibe calcbnUadPactorjofChtckerin* kfion*.
Tha loaißusents u* all provided with their latest impror#.
meota, at Rtpalinv-AzXm, Dcvble-Damtm, Fill-Ham
turn, and art of their
ENLARGED NEW SCALE,
By which* much Urg.r *onodhoard U obtained,con*o
qaently th* tone is rendered tctj powerful, jet retaining'
“d moilcal qnnlity. By the perfection ot th* Ac
ttnn, the performer li enabled to produce all grades of tone
from pwnuWmo to forfmiwa, with tbe greatest otee. '
PIANOS era tbo* apokeocfly
the best artists and critic* In our eonntrr— -
THALBEBQ says*—“They ere beyond mmnarleoD Ou best
l hare erer Men In the United State*, and will rampara fc.
Torahly with any I barterer known,”
OUBTAYB aATTEB ojt—‘•Tbeoptnlon which lezprare
ed three ago, haa bees more than confirmed to ms, by
lha continned ue of them, rir: That for Tolome and pnre
qnil tyof tone, with nicety of articulation, they are one
qulied.” '
[From tbe National Intelligencer, Waahlnjtoo.j
“They can safely tear comparison with Instrnmeois from
any part of the wprldf'ia point of loan, strength and else
ttdtycftoach.”
[From tb* New Orleans Picayune.] -
“For excellence of material, elegance of flni»b, *qd faiih
fnlmH of workmanship, and abort all for vdaan and tv
riety, mellow swnetheu, brilliancy and permosenca of .tone,
they arenaoqnall©d. M
[From the Family Journal.}
■Ths pocallxrmart cal qualities belonging fo fbo Chick*
•riog instrument*, are • lull, maiical, rich and poworinl "
tone, free from any wopaeo. loodneeaof eoond, eo dis
agreeable to th* moeitire «BO»lc*lear«'Tney bare also an "
easy, eTen and plferaat loach, and will keep hi tans better
than any Pianos known.
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,ACTOBT PEICEB AHD WASBaKTED
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