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PITTSBURGH POST.
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'The Personal ApPearance 'Of Washington.
I saw this remarkable man four times, H.
'•
Was in the month of NoVember, 1798, first
- : beheld the father of our country. It was very
• cold, the North-West wind blowmghard down
• the_PotOnnie, at Georgetown, D. C. A troop of
light-horse from Alexandria escorted hiin to
the western bank of the river. • The waves ran
`high, and the boat which brought him over
• seemed to labor considerably. 'Several thou
, sand people greeted' his arrival with sWelling .
hearts and joyful countenances; the niilitary
were drawn up in a long lino to receive him ;
the officers, dressed in regimentals, did him
homage. I was so fortunate as to walk by his
side and had a full view of him'. Although
only about ten years of age, the impression his
person and manner then made on use is now
perfectly revived. He Was six feet and one inch
high, broad and athletic,with very large limbs,
entirely erect, and without the slightest tenden
oy to stooping ; his hair was white, and tied .
* tvith a silk string ; his countenance lofty, Mas
culine and contemplative; his eye light grey.
'was dressed in the clothes of a citizen, and
- over these a blue surtout of the finest cloth.
His weight must have been' two hundred and
thirty pounds, with no superfluous flesh; all
was bone and sinew, and he walked like a sol
dier. Whoever has seen, in the Patent Office
at Washinolon, the dress he wore when he re
signed his Commission as commander-in‘ehief,
in Decomler, 1783, at once perceives how large
and magnificent was his frame. Dating the
parade, something at a distance attracted his
attention. His eye was instantaneously lighted
up as with the lightning's flash. At this Mo
ment I see its marvellous annimation, its
glowing fire exhibiting strong passion, con
trolled by deliberate reason.
In the summer of:1709 I again saw the chief.
He rode a purely white horse, seventeen hands
high, well proportioned, of high spirit: he
almost seemed conscious that ho bore on his
back the Father of his gountry. He reminded
me of the war-horse whose neck is clothed
with thunder. I haveseen some highly accom
plished riders, but not one of them approach- ,
ea. Washington ; he wits perfect in this respect.
Behind him at the distance of perhaps forty
yards came Billy Lee, his body servant, who
had perilled his life in many at field, beginning
on the heights of Boston 1775, and ending in
1781, when Cornwallis surrendered, and the I
captive army, with inexpressible chagrin, laid
down their arms at Yorktown. Billy rode a
cream colored horse of the finest form, and his
- old revolutionary cocked hat indicated that its
owner had often heard the roar of the cannon,
and. small arms, and had encountered many
trying scenes. Billy was a dark mulatto. His
master speaks _highly of him in his will, and
provides for his support.
Seine time during this year, perhaps, I saw
him at Scone's tavern in Georgetown ; the
steps, porch and streets were crowded - with per•
• sons desirous of beholding the man.
I viewed hint through a window. The most
venerable, dignified and wealthy men of the
town were there—some conversing with bins.
Washington seemed almost a different being
from any of them, and indeed from any other
person ever reared in this country. His court
tenaace was net so animated as when I first
saw hint, for then his complexion was as ruddy
• as if he were only twenty years old.
A few months before his death I beheld this
• extraordinary man fir the last time: Re stop
ped at the tavern opposite the Presbyterian
church in Bridge street, Georgetown. At that
time a regintelitur sehliers-N-as stationed in
their tents en the'laink,of Bock Creek. and fro
. euently attended Dr. Balelia church dressed in
their eestiiiim and powdered after the revolu
tionary fashion. 1 attended their parade almost
ever, - day, and on one of these occasions I re
cognized Washington riding on horseback, un
-so:Temp:tided 1,3- any one. He was going out
to see his houses on Capitol Hill, iss:l supposed.
They were bunt by the British in 1814. 'My
youthful eye was riveted on him until he dis
appeared, and that forever. I was surprised
that he did not (Mee look at the parade ; so far
as I could discover, on frie'ontrary, he appear'.
ed indiflhrent to the Whole scene:
It hai been My 'privilege to see the hest like; I
neSsei of the Chief. 'The one, of all ethers,
niest reseuiblina him is thiitprefixed lithe
yOlnme ef " Lying's I l ife of Washington."
•
All the rest wanted she animation iyhich I per
ceived
in his fertures.
In personal appearance - Washington has
never been 6.0010 by any liken in the United
titates. I agree with Lord Erskine, when he
said that ,tbe Father of his Country the
only man he ever saw whoseeliaraeter he could
not contemplate without awe and wonder. B.
A. A. CARRIEH & BROTHER, AGENTS,
No. G 3 Fourth Street.
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Eon.' SI:NIGN taMEIttIN, I'reFldent; S. S.
Carrier. Seoretarv. GI ItA RI, FIRE AND MARI.IE 'N
AM:ANT:EL CX.151.P.1.NY, AN set.
:5n,.;3. Hon.. 10E1, JOSE: President: B. Alvord.
Secretary.ClTl" COMI'.%NY,
GEOIGE 11. RT,
R, T eFidept,: I. Secretary.
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- each. Some of them are level, others beinnif9F and
symmetrical Imolls, po - ereicrwith fetes t.treeS 'Mad othera
gently ralling, , Stisceplible .Of being improved in the
most picturesque rriauper. , ' ' ' -• ' '
most
hits are surrounded by an eNcellent neighbor
haiid, wilt theadrautag_C - of a liret-elass private - achOol,
taught by Mr. and litra B. M. err, with priblic schools
in the vicinity.
A line of omnibuses runs every hour during the day,
and in a short time a Passenger Railroad will be built,
thus rendering them most eligible and de "siriddw..
For beauty of scenery, facility at Access, purity of air,
and convenience to the city, they are unsurpassed as
rites for country residences. - - - . - .
In order to accommodate those who may wirdi to ire
prove.. they are offered at the following very easy terms:
..Onerteniti in hand and . the residue in nine equal an.
'Rd payments . ~. -L
4 0. ..tm -,,,. O. I.F.LLIE, 91 PiAmond street.
P
O SET BOOKS—Constantly on and
over different varieties. -
• - • J. It WELDIN,
• ' G 3 Woo d streetnearFourth.
r: fC'
°'~~'nt~seme~ts.
APOLLO ntEATRE--(Li NATIONAL.)
p..PORTER 'lrlll. 31.3 . EARIAND. ... . . -
Stage Dir.Setoi-- ... ..AVuttax
- -Leader of Orchwtrs—. • al. Zrrratascr.
ttNEFIT'OF Ma. E.'E. DAY.
. THIS EVENING, June 1011.1559, will be performed,
WILLIAM. TELL, rnl• HERO OF SWITZERLAND.
William Tell Charles roster.
Comic Song Aiwa. Frank Foster.
To ho followed by, A LITCKY HIT.
Overture.
To conclude with
TOE SERVANT'S STATEGEM.
Clod Mr. J. T. Fannin.
Thursday evening, first appearance of . the LOUISE
WELLS EQUESTRIAN. TROUPE. -
Doors open at 'I. o'clock—curtain to rise at 8, precisely.
?aims—Dress Circle and Parquette, SO cents; Second
Circle. camtv 1 Private Boxes, to and W.
,1011114 W. McCARTHY,
BILL POSTER,
Will attend to like Distributing and POsting of
BILLS, CIRCULARS, CARDS do PROGRAMMES
FOIL
Amusements, Railroads, Steamboats,
Ships, Hotels, Sales, Etc.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
inl ttirti m iZr o d r elF i tnt o to cuc tp tc, e office oft v h o e
tpritotisnbtrne.AJirnon-
Ilusiness Olarils.
L. C. HEPBURN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND CONVEYANCER,
OFFICE WITH H. HEPBURN,
No. 00 Fourth street.
A. M'FARLAND,
IttERCIIANT TAILOR,
CORNER FOURTH AND SMITHFIELD STREETS.
• PITTSBURGH, P.l.
HAS JUST RECEIVED A FRE:SIT:3UP
PLY of Spring and Summer Goods, tchieh he is
prepared to manufacture to order in. the latest styles,
and at reasonaLle rates. noLtlam
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
ISAAC JONES J. BOYD—WM. ACcOI,OI,T4 in
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
X tatTACTIALLE3 or
CAST STEEL.
Spring, Plow, and A. B. Steel !!linin
13:2=
CuRNF.R RO-S AND FIRST STREET..:3,
l'1775'11111:014 P.l
EMI=
D. B. ROGERS 4t: CO.,
IJANUFAVTURICRS 01
ROGERS' IMPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
Corner Uoi and First Streets,
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.;
MAMMOTH
BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM,
No. 31 Fifth Street;
LADIES',
GENTS.,
AND CHILDREvi;
BOOTS AND SHOES,
OF ALL STILES.
•
r V 11E1 R WORK FOR NEATN ES,s; Co M
-1 WITH I , UHATIILITI cannot be"ortrt..,d ,
uot C.011,,i3bi of the LATEST FASHIONS.
Ladies and Cents mil rind it to the" - odere.t to call
and e . santiie our strok truci.ie 1•110111.Fip_q . eiseMitqa.
BCIVS4.
Nth-nt ion is caned
tduuc swck ckf
HOW Shot tams.
They were trattufaettirest ~..peertily to hut' order, ..I
are 141,141, well lin.lted. ehttrvly relLtble rmd rt.te.
Per Fulls litio Would littetn their Loy, to Ec mml:stnext
Sliuttid e^ettithe these 1...mi11i! w,otiktett.
CA liTW1:1, YOTIN(:.
jO3
DOU COL LA RS,
ru MUZZLE.
FISHING TACIzr-I.l's
SHOT GUNS.
RIFI.F- - 3 ' I'IS . FoLS,
A'.IISIUNITIG.
- I.: 0 rlk I. E It V ,
IiIECILINICE3' T0W,,i.... , ,, “I. . . , ,
'
- - ' lAollli & TETLEY'S,
'Pi? tNt Wood street_
kIN 1)1 A M.1138E11 lk 11l ),I. IS, I N KS"I'AN .1).
Rulers. Penholders, Pens, Paper Rnitens Pen.nit ,
eltet lultstatals, l'e,cl: . el k•k,c,li.c - ,' Riot:ere Cases. d.,
for rile by Vi". S. HAVEN.
_jeld Caril,!!r Wood & 'lliird & illarl:iq L Second sts.
SAIII IT Eli. GA 4. Tt` ,
w). 52 ST. 01,A 11l STREIT, .1' I ITS
ISIT rulli. Va., has jour returned fruiii the Eastern
t ;Van" roar{ I , IkliWi - tz , clS Intl lilt :41 , riug Stookof Cloths,.
tv.,7 , sitrigre , i \ eblinas and • Cotaings of otery variety cud
~ti le, Scalded to the best city and country trade, which
will be made up to order with prouilituess and despateli,
and at rates rt. 4 low as at tiny other similar e,:tablislanitut
in the city. tura:Lyda.'
BAIIGAI NS IN
Sit - ItOND-TIANIt I'IANi is.
One It Octave. R,e , eiv.,,,,1 Ca , ,,, 'run FralzA:.; wade by.
Chiekering Al-taus; only Ca, y , ears old.
One GI , . lletive. I:,,,,eweßei ease, rou n d Coll - len; made
by Ifillcitabfi Mnie. ' •
(hie , G7:l Octave, R o desk ; 'node by Nunn.,
it,..tllarl.:.
OnelYthtave, liloiliogany Case, n tole by sums ; ., .'• Clara:.
tine It '• " •'t " ". " Li, 1. Al:1[1. 100.
f fili%. I 6 " ,
• ‘ 1 " ‘, liertil.l Simon
tkiir. 0 n Lic,e - i voick . Vape, Paris.
tale 1 " •lifalioccuy " " " Albrecht
One Ste, , " " " " " Loud 6. Pro.
Otte I.', " ~ " " " Gernuin lecke.
Oae 5 0 " " 4 - (Tenienti.
05ke 5 " "
Feir sale by
JOHN IL 31.ELLOR,
myl2 81 Wuod Btrtmt.
•
D. C. KNEELAND
I 7 :EPS CONSTANTLY - ON HAND
ARE ANA gyAl l 4oriAra BOXES;
Alro. ma,.C.9 t, coder P.LA Li , AJND FANCY PAPER
bULNE3, suitaLfe for Slibes. 'Dry “nods, Le., at Kacte.nl
Prices. (Mler Virg in - alley and Wood street, ( illirct
story—overTitizens l3ank.) Pittsburgh, Ps. , . jet)Ay
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL,
. ,
. .
SMELTING WORKS!,
PARK, WCIIRDY & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING,
Braziers' arid Bolt Copper. Pressed Copper Bot
toms, Raised Stall Bottoms, Spelter Solder; A . r., also irn
pprters and dealers in Metals, Tin Hate, Sheet lron,
Wire, ae. Constantly on handl Tinthetes Blaehine4 and
%bets. Vinrelitiut , e.No.litti VirWand Ea) Second street",
Flttsburkk, Ps, • Special orders of Copper cut to any de
sired pattern.. - , • , . my2thlyilsw
NOBLE,BROWN & CO"
.. .. . •
114.1 and 3121 Duane Street ,
If W YORK,
ICI } W .
iitivoirrF:Rs OF
-
English, Irish and Scotch Linens,
' White Linens or all gludi,qeS,
' Blay Enter!,
" Blouse Linens
. ' littlYP, 414 ari4 81ac.,1; r t o Nvb4e i10rt9,44h.
' -.olv.thsts*Pher, ' ' . •
- ' r ilibAe,too l, 3 ,
_ .e Av ic k ing CrOISCS.
meres ock, • .
' - • , ' . .111.0.1apa; OF widths and imagties,
dole bq the package. on most favorable forms. f apl2
W. a. CALDWELL. .70/314 CALDWELL, /IL
CALDWELL 4: BRO.,
VV BOAP FURNISHERS DRALERS
Manilla, Damp and Cotton cordatt.,
, - "Rosin and Oils •
Tarpaulin, Dnek, Light and Heavy Drillinva, e t-
iapndy Nos. 68 Wat9l% fiu4 'l+
.GOTHIO HALL - STYLES
'BOYS ' - CLOTICENG
Forsununii4ear, now ready
' •CHIC lE E GQTI.IIO
je4 • coiner Wood fltreid arid Diidnoriir joy.
ICE CUP S =
WAT 9
•tAEAT thtFES ,
4C4cl,m, Am
----- (5 - fasse — t -0 7 - Patent 5 Minute, the beat I A 12 . 50
TpILE:T WARY,
CHARCOAL 'FURNACES. '
A large Assortment or the above at
J. CRAIG'S.
mr27l 124 Wood street, t3ve doors from Fifth.
pIi(YrOGRAPIIY. —tins AST HAS BEEN
brought to such perfection that pictures taken by
this process have been._ pronounced perfect by the
scientific world. They eair , be . hati in ell . their beauty
and artistic elegartee, at " ' _ '
IVAti7.l4 „PICTURE 6.11-,LEUT,
mrlidw • - - -on•Foarth street.
TIWELLING- HOUSES 'IN VARIOUS
locations and price- teem WO to E 17,040.. Eor
sale by . _ -E.-CUTHBERT & 13014
eil. .. Real Estate Agents, 61 Market istrtet
40 BOXES :CASTILE SO.Eq i for by
AnteAnY
• .3 ‘;,
ts
o
' • : 4
• ' v4 l l -
.~. ~!
. r
111.
NO. 245 LIBERTY STREET, OPPOSITF, REM) OF WOOD STREET,
MANUFACTURERS +O F -
Our Celebrated Diamond Cooking
The First Premiums Awarded by the State Fair !
DM=
WE WOULD INFORM OUR MANY PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC, THAT WE
have now and keep constantly on Mind these articles and every article in our line of business.
We would call particular attention to our full and complete stock of 'FRONTS, which is most complete, and em
braces every. style. Also, all the new and most beautiful PATTERNS now in use. We have also on hand those
suitable for Marble Mantels. Thitise are highly polished, and made to appear in aceordanou with tho surroundings.
in our lathe rind spacious Warerooma nut be found constantly a heavy, dull and complete stock of all other.
articles in our business, viz: Gas-Consuming Stoves, our origin:Premium l and perfect invention, and the only
perfect one in Use also, Heating StoYcS, Plain and Fancy Grate Fronbs, of all styles apd sizes; Fenders, Lard and
Sugar KOttles, Sad and Anchrotel, Wagon Boxes, Hollow Ware of all descriptions, etc., etc., all of which will be
sold to the Wostern trade on the most favorable terms.
GRAF'F & CO., No. 215 Liberty St.; at the head of Wood'
PITTSBURGH; PENN'A
mr2s:3Endam
JAAIR3 IWCANDIESB
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE,
Surpassed by none in extent or variety, and to which
CONSTANT ADDITIONS WILL RE MADE
THROUGHOUT TUE SEASoN,
THEIR TERMS AND PRICES WILL BE AS FAVORABLE TO PURCHASERS
AS THOSE OF ANY OTHER HOUSE, EAST OR WEST.
4 4 1- Cash and Short Time Buyers ore Eimecially Invited to Call. finrltlZoblew
WM. PICKERSCULI,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &C.,
lu calling the attention r.r otir friend, and merchant+ t
large anti nen ,tott ~1 It. xrl HII , >1;. , . II AT,-;
careful and experieneed alk , l liar lug 1 .•. - . 1 -att 4 l
We 4 , re ct.ahleJ to melt mw in unr li II :I 1.• n:.
flay ask rcliMltS our City f,•r I•liip.• I. 41
ant examitutour n ook hen. , pureluc-iiw
mrl2
U.170.21'2'0 Peasiasyll'ltllift.
JOHN BIERER, Proprietor.
fiIITIS CO3l - 101)10US A N U popui,Ai;
1_ itoTEL.al.,....Lein g r, furniQh. , l thr“,,;),
out, v. ill& '..{..-gunt f.. 1
4.1 I, 1,,
IIIIIOnta..” vlll bo finished earl) ... lulr, tht,
n. Lenp alisi 1,1,1,7112 t tn.hhrnf Ll,
Jog to eAeario the heat fand Nlthihoor ritudorgh darin:t
the heated tens. Tilt,. 11.1. A few
moment.. drive of tip , eelehroted S; aR.I
the I.l . r.privt../. :Tan , tr,r11.1. ,
a xp•tl-e In 1,1 , tt 1.110,0 hit" .. ,, nif , ttuide.
Charge- moderate. my I sir
Ice Crean!! ee Team!!
P. N111:11SCII & SONS,
/111.•5t,.....
ICE CREAM SALOON & SODA WATER.FOUNTAIN,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN
CONFECTIONERIES
No. 12 St. Clair Street,
OPP"SATE ST. CLAIR 110TF:1-
M'GINLEV'S ICE CREAM SALOON
AND CONFECTIONERY,
No. 27 1-2 Fifth St., opposite 110Ft:change Bank.
Air IrGIN LEY. Al' 111 S Sl'A
and tr1,4:1,!.•111,4411,,14.....1t4,1a ,
11,1,111 , 1 to fUrlll4l4 Hi, 1.11 x tiro ..f Isl
Ili, lino.
Ice Cream, Fruits, Fresh Pies, Cakes of
all FAIL:,
AtO ciety ile,miptom cC G.O L. liotiory all tiw t
Material twill I.e ~erred to enter, day atel
tar • (inlet, for parties promptly fille,l. aml plot'
for yourself. , ( m.O) M. M'IIIN a: .
JOUI N. Cli-4.Wroite),
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
:Atohti,ll giv,ll nth! •.Airing
41unk, of every hand.
Kum co--Jr:it:llll2,h Sr.,
E. J. .In.b4.rt,.
rant. IL .1.
Awrts llcllon. Altranor I ,ipl9
MA RBLE ! 111 ARBL E !
JOHN ig 4i 41
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES,
Enclosures, Posts, &c., &c„
Ttt.• re, r wetCrjty oA rito4
our t.to,tr. 10K. uta.l work . %'orr.ut , " , -
10.::vio No. 001,l RERTY 44TREET
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
IRON FOUNDERS,
Metal Machinists and Boiler Makers,
NEAR THE PENN'A R. R. PASSENGER DEPOT.
PITTSBURGH,
ii
1'. 4
4 A.N.,,,,Tu„„,..„LE-.[Nns Or
.... , teat ‘ n Engines, ranging flout three to ono litt
*€" , ua CRY 11,9t14. , IV$W 4 'l . • and • saiteil for tittst Mil ls,
Exv : Milla, kitaist Prnuers, Factories, eto., etc.
(live particatLar attention to the eun +tritelion of En
ginee and MaChitlel'y for grist mills, and fer uprighn.,
outlay, and eiroular va' mill,
}lava always on hound, finished mod ready for shi imam t
titelwrrlnotiee,Elrlgitirs and Boilers of every ioal.
Also, furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron separately, ;tad
Wrought Iron filmfting, Bangers and, fillies it, every
variety, and continue the manufacture of IVoolcit Ma
chinery and Illacliine curds.
, Our prices are low, our machinery manufactured of
the best quality of materials, and' warnmted in all
to give satisfaction.
Atii-Ortlerti from all pule of the country solicited. am!
proniptly
...-
D. Y. LONO , rtlrAftl, 0019
41,0NQ &r. f IDT.YFF,
DEALERS IN MANILLA, lIE 11, Ct )170:4 ANI) .11t9'I•
CORDAGE
.
OAKUM, 'PAR, PITCII ANL) I,tOSIN TARPALMN
A , tq .P
' WRATir Strevt.
Boots ! • • Shoes Hats, Bonnets &c
I
j JAMES P, TANNER, 43
Shoe, Hat and Bonnet
NO. 56 WOOD STREET,
PITTSBURGH
ior As now in store his very large stock of
" Glooda purchased tliregt.fkan tjia New England
MaLtifact.oriea at
vow LOWEST CASII PRICES:
All of which will he disposed of at a small mlvanro on I
.13nyers who have heretofore gone V,ri,t :or i bowls,
WILL NAPE BOIT TIME ANR•MIINEX,
By making theic r lair/. limi , M9 3 from u/.
ponicrra are roquested to call before buying, and salts•
fy thernoolves of !he fact. , •
Particular attention &iron to orders. [lnrthani
new and beautiful ittyles;
AirIC,IIXF.L O'HARA, jR., • •
1. (Successor to M. tYHara.)
WIIOI.IIIIILZ DIAIER 121
FOREIGN WINES, R.RANDIES AND LIQUOR';
ligaraylNG DISTTITIER,
NO. 151 Fifth 'street, between Wylie and Ross streets,
3d door above Wylie street, keeps constantly on hand a
41170 stock of Old Monongahela Rye and Double Reed,
ned,Whisky, Domestic . Wines,lirandiesond all:uncles
'nsually kept in the business. '"
-1 1 •7 N; BARRELS SUPERIOR OLD i•ION
i, i‘...'obIGABELA.. RYE WHINIKY in store; end for
lIPIrt t7_,. - 2_ , IL' O'RAVat, tti ,
•-... )61,eirte! street, between Wylie and, Rosa str , t
' 'id - ad door above Wylie't bet.
-0-4 , 4-. - -t'''''." -- ,' ...'-„ ' " 4 :si' '." , • - , *s :-...-
" 4
`*.;
ishiz 0; •
' , A F -
ALSO, OUR CELEBRATED RANGE, TIIE BEST EVER INVENTED FOR FAMILY lISE.
I; !ALAND ,Ois ii h • &
RoBKRT JAMISON
JAMES M'CANDLESS & CO.,
NO. 103 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
Would respectfully call the attention of
THEIR CUSTOMERS AND MERCHANTS GENERALLY,
TO 'rum STOCK FOIL THE
HARBOURS & CO.
WHOLESALE DEA LEIN IN
NO. 75 WOOD_ STREET,
CLINTON. HOUSE,
.1 th, I•tte-t tyle,
t1111.1.1:EVS (1 kept e.ardantly un hand,
and mad.• to w ter..
door to the Trimming Store, toward
DAV ENTh 11.M.1. Wo“,1 ,treet- mytday
AND NOTARY PUBLIC
WAREHOUSE,
4 •
• •
~,~.. ~:
THOMAS JAMISON_..
IL It. ll,Xltllt)t'RS..„,
2 - - - x.s.P. URGr H, F. A.
0 our tulyortt ,, unent, we would relpectfully my that. our
AN I) I 'APS, 1 , vIll‘rel) new. nod loot been Aclected by a
for 'ASH. uu ENT' LEL) FP.WIMANUFACTIJItintS,
o 1.!,•113-vt1, , •1111., 1-1, , t or West., and would respect.
tuslung the, spring purelcuse,, to give WI on (!titly
Respeetrully,
REMOVAL.
0 G. HUSSEY & CO., have removed
NJ.t., tiwir new topper Wnrolintnn., No. 37 Firth
,tr,4l, in tho Now Iron Frout Itk.o.k, three do o r s n e m
of Wood.
PITTSBURGH COPPER ROLLING MILL
C. G. HUSSEY & CO.,
Braziers' Bolt and Sheathing Copper,
11,,tiorn+, I,,,e.motive ILtisod
Sun 1 . ,, 46,1" arid Flat, 411 :ill Nettie .5. Sheet
and 6111 , r 11,-, roppve
1.,0•1 - - , in ISIocI Tin, TM Pdite, Lead Wire, Sheet
Zdie. Aullllllolly. Sdeet h , ), 'fmlivre' Toole. Se.,
No. 37 Fifth Street, Pitteburg4, Pa
C,pper eut 4• ripy yatt,rn. japS;tmd
STAR DIKEILY AND ICI; 'CREAM SALOON.
P. SCHELDECKER
IWoli LI) • It I'.PECT FULLY INFORM
Lit n..n.ls and the pliblie generally, that he in
n..ar prep:mat. at les Saloon,
N 2 2 1)1 A M 0 N I) A 1.1. E
it, nerve lip, pore Cretan, of tho t-ery best quality, at
all lean , ~1 theft:kV or evening. The largest f.....nortztlent
..r eala and e.aifeetaalary ahvays on luutd. Parties
can l.e served oil the most satisfrwtory terns. Leave
vont ,nleis. .`21. 7 H ELD ECK. ER, •
No. 22 Diamond Alley.
SUMMER MILLINERY.
(itildrrtt•s ('lot h fu E.gupor" .
MRS,. M. A. WEAVER
opENED •
AT
94 Fifth Streot,
li:uS CITY itt
A !till
It IVIOVAL.
DUQUESNE IRON STORE.
COLEMAN, HAILMAN & CQ„
1"11.b Natbs, Steel gprlngt, Axles, Wrought
"lulu. Washers, Spikes, Tiolts,
FFAT BAR ur Al.l. SIZES, ETC., RTC
have ren,vo , l to thoir otov extousi Warohou.so
NOA. 77 water and Vrimi
Where they Lo=srw:eallortkreintheir
line, :hg, a laNe arut e‘anulvto o, , Oftillont of '• no
qucsilt," loanitfLa'Oitt,i guottrl 0.11.9L001y on hand,
udoeh thou oder on liberal term,
1 II A VETIIIS DAY ASSOCIAT ED WITH
with me, Mr. J. OELLOW in the Undertoking busi
to-,, which win hen :alter in conducted under the Hams
Lemon sDellinr. .!»b LEMON.
J131L9 LEMON.
Undertaking in all its Branches.
LEMON & DELDOWI
..litil 4 4 ti Vourtu street,
RE A puEp RED TO DO II NDEPuTAK
-150 in all its brunettes, in tiro beat manner,
a prices tit Shit the times.
We roll special attention to FISK'S NEW STYLE
PATENT METALLIC litlltlAL CASES, fur the:ale of
whiell they are sole agents hi this city, and of which
we beep cowstantly on hand a completWasoortinent. As
Y'''ards beauty of shape find finish, they excel all othera,
hinerals will ho supplied with Hearses, Horns and
Carriages promply. and at lower rates thou any other
eAnbbstunent,in fills (Ay.: Gunwtteeing:to *rider sat
i,l.Letion, they sihelt a eontiurilineo of the patronage
heretofore sii liberally extended to the old limb fripls
AMERICAN IRON WORK§..
.11 - 0TVIF,*4;11,A117T111 1
Mann faetiwers of
IRON AND. NAILS,
JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON,
Lnutli PuteutSliaf~ing,)~siogi4o~tslliutes,&c.
t 1 Watcr Strect 2 and 13 PArt4 Strectit
PITTSIII/11agi
And comer of Franklin an a l S, , rnlt4 Wutor Eits, Otticago
RI7MO 'CirA. 14 .
Exchange and Banking House
KRAMER'&II, - AHM,
No. 35, flank Iflock,Vtftit 'St., Pittsbittih
stun trumes...,27anuicen RUM.
We beg to apprise our friends and thopublic;that we
have removed - to our new Office, N0.35,8ANK BLOCR,
F I I'TII STREET, where we will be happy to tertdef theta
our.services, And trust our nif i pla Qiyotaliiiiliti an axPe:
ri6nee t*ent...Y Yeida tu 'trio business In this city, will
v.,kr,bie,nsltfeineet, the wants of our•cnktorners,-
- -We Witrdottinde to transact The - • -'" -
Exchange and Ranking Bustncts in all its branches. •
anninercial EaPce Discounted and Negotiated.
St..xl.s, Bongs, and other Securiti.e, utiu sold on
PrGirmt(,4i:i4 glen so .collections in city or country.
in-Par Funds or Currency.
Plarqt caIOIVVI on Time Deposits.
Deal in Specie. Bank Notes, - Land Warrants, etc.
craht Remittancea of Correspondents nt lowest noLeANO
Making Relurni ru‘en7rt.'4 by rust mall, uiAirected,
mran }MAHER 'a
R. C. Sr, J. SAWYER,
• - lunliWitml4ll ey
LARD . OIL; CANDLES.,
. .
• Palm, Toilet and , ltosin Soaps,.
. ,
No. 47 Wood Street; inttsburgh,-IFrji.
01lice of Sealek of Weights, and
, • - r • AleaSarea.
Fr LIE OFFICE OF THE VNpERSIGNED,
SEALF.V.
Map be fourel heueeforthlA Ctterrptiley,,betikeert,Third
and Fourth streets, ciheretradrs tray be
mrl&Af brtAB,L4-1413ATT,
Larg,a.Np. 3 Mackerel;
dr do do "-
Si;Ceele by . : -4 ' bls '
mr.l) - '
,NOTE
OPEESLDe La
eelebrfded.brand, for eale,itt
jet roraer Wood eThird k market& Second ore.
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Sttows,
JOSIAH REAMER
HARBOURS £ CO
~Fm:,Juh,rcr~ rj
sUNINI tr:1:
IVAILEIIO USES.,
"'fiicilit 'Saks.
BE NOT STIFF . NECKED, AND REJECT NOT
WIIAT Estes:saxes 'fawn:a—Fevers, sore throats, agues,
rheumatism, dropsies, bilious affections, headaches, all
affections of the stomach and bowels, both of a costive
and dysenteric character, and allthe maladies of women
and children, have been cared by the use of Brandreth's
Pills. To tell you that I have paid two millions of dol
lars to make this trial' known, is of itself an nstottnding
fact; and yet never was a truer word spoken. And
what is the result? Why, that about threc,million per
sons in the United States partially believe in the effica
cy, and have a general idea of the benefits to be derived
from purgation in sickness. But what a field for phi
lanthropy! What millions remain to be 'Converted!
And let me say that this • knewledge is second only to
Christianity in the benefits it is capable of conferring on
mankind. Let opt medical men persuade you that
Brandeth's Pills are a 4itack remedy. It is no such
thing. What I sell you for two shillings, these men
could not supply 'for a dollar. My herbs and extracts
are all prepared,in my own laboratory, where a steani
engine of one hundred and forty horse power is am-,
ployed exclusively for this purpose, besides an eaten.
sive water power. In using these Pills you risk noth
ing for they have been used by millions; so that should
you feel disposed to take a sly dose, you will be able
certainly to live through the operation; and you may
have the laugh on your side when the doctor tells you
that lie hit your case exactly with the last mediciue.; Go
on in the use of - the Pills. They will cure you without
hurting your teeth or gums, and in every way improve
your health, Sold at No. 294 Canal street, Brandreth's
Building; by Thomas Redpath, No. 21 Diamond street,
Pittsburgh, Pa. rnyliklindsw.
MIRE AND CONFIDENTIAL.
The agents for that wonderful toilet article, known
throughout America as
CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
Are instructed never to reveal to any third party the
mime of any person purchasing it. No suspicion there
fore can alight on those who use it; for the dark and
glossy shade—or rather varieties of shades—which it is
capable of imparting, cannot by any possibility be do.
teeted as artificial. Free from Caustic, itmay be applied
without fear, to the weakest hair, nor will it irritate or
blemish the mostsensitive scalp. Bold everywhere, and.
applied by all Hair Dressers. CRISTAIX.HIO, No. 6 Astor
House, hew York. GEO. H. ELEYSEI3, Agent,
myr4lindaw Pittsburgh, Pa.
CIRCULAR.—The subscribers are transacting
[1...a General Foreign and Domestic Shipping and
Commission Business, in this city, and have leased the
now and fire-proof Warehouse, No. 67 West trait street,
where they are prepared to receive and 'sell Foreign
and Domestic Goods of all kinds, and Mier the usual
facilities on all consignments to their address.
In the department of Shipping, a long experience
warrants ua in assuring our friend. that all business re
lating to Vessels and Cargoes will be, promptly attend
ed to.
We confidently offer our aerricos in all the various
deixtrtments of a Commercial linaineas.
CURRY, NEPHEW k CO.
Baltimore, February, ISl~9.—mr3:tf
2tuction c4ales.
TIAILY SALES AT N 0.54 FIFTII ST.,
_LI at the new Commeicial Sales Rooms, No. Si lih
street, every week day, arc held public sales of goods in
all variety, suited for the trade and consumers, from a
large stock which is constantly replenished with fresh
consignments, that must be closed forthwith.
AT TEN O'CLOCK, A. N.,
Dry Goods and fancy articles, compitieug nearly every
thing needed In the lino for personal and family use;
table cutlery; hardware; clothing; boots and shoes; la•
dies' ware,
• AT TWO O'CLOCK P:
Household and kitchen furniture, new and second-hand
le.ds and bedding; =pets ;elegant iron stone China
ware; stores; cooking utensils: Froccries, Ac.
AT SEVEN O'CLOLK,
Fancy ortieles; watches; -clocks; jolvelry; mnsiml in
,druments; guns; clothing; dry goods; boot and shone•
books; i.tationery, Ac. P. M. DAVIS,
-Auctioneer.
MIMM=E%(
A 'OCT' N.toinmeneing :T HUI-181)AV. June
lath, at 10 o'clnek. A. 31, and S o'clock. P.M. and ma
tinui lig at same bourn each day during the week, will he
192 pair Cloth, Kid and Leather Top Congress 4:i:6(4 - Ts
rid - Men's Calf Oxford Ties
I,u " Women's Slippers Irfnl
“ 'Amnon' Lasting Gaiter%
'• "
2as " Children's Fancy Batton Spots:
1 Praid Bats; 71 Panama do; 72 Soft Woof do
A loge stock of Seasonahle Ciottinag, com i i i ,tjt k g of
Coats. Pants and Vests in grist wariety, and will be solid
iu q mutinies to suit purchasers.
jell P. Af. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
SUAWM, PRINTS, DELAINES, GING
RAMS, INOTHAN4. 2c, AT AUCTION—At the Cam
mereial Sales Rooms. No. .S 4 Fifth street. on WEDNF.
DAY, June 10th. at 10 o'clock. A. M_ and S o'clock even
ing. will J o sold a quantity of Shanla Prints, Delaines,
I:Makin:net, Porte MonateA, Morocco Reticules, Work
Boxes, Fancy Baskets, Accordeone, Violins, Dressing
I ,
Cases, Memorandum Books. etc. "
jell P.M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
- 1. 4 -1 X EC UM 'S SALE OF'.. YALU 400.8
PENN STREET VVE.4.I),{Y '
June 21st, at n °Voids. at the Cominereitil
Sale.. Ronne;Nii. 5.1 Fifth stroot. will be mold by ordered'
Win. Rinehart, 1.1. 4 . l'-eoutor of 'eau
ea, the lots aground eitulito on Penn
near !rain street: One lot haying a front of twen
ty feet on Penn street, extend4un Imiek one hundred and
Ennetven feet aka , nIA a half inelive. with two story
brick' el lin v. No. Zl4: one lot adjoining. fronting nine
teen feet olerl'in and a half invites, extending bank one
liwnilriLd and nineteen feet itinn and a half itielies. with
two story brick dwelling, No. i.titi; oleo, ono other
lotailjoining the abate, fronting nineteen feet eleven nod
itailifos extending Lark eighty-nine feet
whog inette:s with two story frame dwelling, N. 23-1.
Title warranted. 'Penns al +We. • '
jell V. itt. DAVIS. Auctioneer.
r, isuammi Lt)TS IN BI
-I to llAbf AT AUCTION.-On Saturday afternoon,
Anne 19111, at 3 o'clock, on the premises. will bosold ten
lots of ground handsomely situated on the west side of
Mlice street., between Hingham street and the now
bridge, (commencing nt the corner of llingliam street,)
haring each a front of 51 feet, and extending about 93
feet to property of M..ssrs-Bollinau h Garrison. Also.
the lota sunlit(' on the west side of Arliee street, ha
tureen Washington street and Spruce alley, liming each
a front of al feet on M'Keo streeb nod eAleuding hack
74 feet rt inches. Title lndlstellatile,
Tlilt3lS-One-(glliti n:14).14 , 4400 in one, two and
three yetwa, liith interest, payable tumuallv.
P. N. • - LAVIS, Anct.
F BUILDING LOTS IN SEVENTH
tf WARD AT AUCTION.-11 , 1 virtue of an order of
the Orphans' Court of Alleghenit omits, to Witi;
A. lia/look. Lt., Executer of .Borter.deecased,
will be sold at the Cora,rnetoll‘l 5400 1na,N 0 - 5 4 Fifllt
street ou 5.^. , ilNG, dune 'th, at S o'olook:
84 Leta of Ground situate on Centre avenue., Letween
Fulton and Arthiu - s streets, haying each a frost. of 'X
feet on Centrii avenue, and extending hack 96 feet.
Also, Nine LOW of ground situato on Clarke street,
being Nose 56, 51, 58, 50. 60.61, 62.63 and 64 in Porter's
Plan.shaving each it front of 20 feet., and extending back
69 feet.
Trans—Ond half cash, residua in two equal annual
paythouta, with interest, secured by judgment bonds
and mortgage.
je7 • P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Dividend goitres.
PENNSYLVANIA 1154111.-‘I4OP. COMPANY,
piti.suurglLlthry:lrth, 18.59,
OP Ay A MEETING ul , "ruE STOCKHOLD .11.4
of this Company, held -title day, a Dividend of
FIVE PER CENT- being Two Dollars and a Half per
share on paid up Stock, was declared, payable in cash,
on demand, to the holders of paid up stock. and tot.*
applied to the liquidation of Stock Notes on Stock not
fully paid up.
mylS.Owd I. DRIER SPROUL. Secretary....:
MERCHANTS' AND Itr4NUViCTI.III-ERYI3 ; k,I .
Pittsburgh, May ad, 1855. j.
Us THE MERCHANTS' BIANLIPACTURF,WP
BANE of Pittsburgh has this day declared apP,i
demi of FOUR PER CENT. on the Capital Stock, out
the profits for the last six - mouth% wablaoraftcr
the lath instant. ItENNN , ,
mays Oishier.
.
FORWARDING AND .COMMISSION - MERCHANT
Plour, GrAiu, Bg‘e
.. /.etT4 Hitter Seed
lirkeaV4Vt At 44 *traduce denerally,
cola P-.OI"I4A.IVEST..A.YD , SIRST STIC&Valix
PrPfsBUROLT, PA,
Rim se—Francis .Dihrorth,
&. 8. Cuthbert a Sala, Pittsburgh, BortHeinkell
Streatingen.
S. Ilrady, Cash. Td. , .! M. - Bank, Lint a
Howell, ?dangle k Co., George W. Anderson, Donlon,
Paxton & Co, Wheeling. . rny2B. .tf
I.
33171-44:3-ER 8G 'n.A.41,"/"T; -
Maiinfacturers of every description of
F R IsT I T R
• NO. 45 SMITHFIELD STREET,
• ' ' • PITTS'S/711DH, PAt
A fall assortmentof PITTSBURG /I itANTA",4OII)II
El) FURNITURE, constantly an hand, which we wtl
sell at the lowest prima for Cash. are2ollY
GEM BLETCHFAR,
letanufActutei of. the-telehrtiied'
GKSAN EI Vf i IiTiItT ) V WIG,
A= ZVUT D. 12301141103 OF
Ornamontal Ilair for L,ll,(Ae; AAki( V,eoleukell,
IA l'AV; l3 ::Ftw• 81" 1 :-. 1 ..**Wt.
t.cix2 pp-AssBITRAH,
IRE WAR IN v.u.Ravv.
0 9 24-wrioNQr c9lisom
REPORTED COLLISIONS )3'l' . "WREN THE
• AUSTRIANS AND SARDINIANS.
ARRIVALS OF THE' STEAMERS.
PK:II4IAND CORRESPONDENCE FROM ALL PA RTS
OF THE NOWA,
4e. ;
.; &o.
See the
NEW YORK DAILY-HERALD,
•
;-• •-• NZWYOWE DAILYTBIAONE,
NEW 1(0RK DAILY TERES,
Delivered'every morning before daylight to sylksiiribers
Leave your address at HUNT MINER'S, lissome
Hall.._ JOHF PITTOCK..
• my2a SoleNmt,
D9.15MT1.0 AND STAPLE DRY UOODS,
of every variety. Also. Dress acnni.Le.en Man
tles, Shawls, Hosiery, White Goods, ko tao24
; ' • 4. ?: 4 .4i ' MarkeWeaL
C11E4 5117
.250 boxes prime Chepse for
sale by je3 RENRY H. COLLINS.
.t.;..~C:4 :
'Shulchus.
GEO: 13. SLOAT & CO.'S
' •
UNRIVALLED
SEWING MACHINES.
THE highest diploma and testimonial of
the superiority of these Machines are corroborated
by the breaking down of the high piked combination
companies.
For years past the monopoly, were bound in solemn
compact to protect each other, and gull the public with
exorbitant prices, while they defiantly - crushed out all"
competition. SLOAT k CO. having brought before the
people their new .
p. mi-prrxo
Improved; Shuttle Machines,
WHICH HAVE TAKEN-THE
FIRST PREMIUM AND DIPLOMA
- AT RYERT
STATE AND COUNTY FAIR
WHERE EXHIBITED,
When lot and behold! the monopoly came down with
their hots in their hands before the dear people and
supplicated their custom on a low key. But Mis no we,
high paced companies are played out, while the
imous and praiseworthy stand taken by SLOA=
in revolutionizing . the Sewing Machine business to
reasonable prices, places them, with their Machines, in
the front ranks as the benefactors of the trade.
The largo Increase, of force employed in the new'_
building lately put up at the factory, to meet the over
whelmcng demand for their popular - Machines, is satis
factory evidence of their superior value over all others.
SCHEDULE OF PRICES;
Elliptic Lock Stitch Ttro Threaded Machine...sso to $OO
Bradshaw's Improved Shuttle Machine.- .$6O to $65
I have also the. Agency of the - - •
Quaker City Machine, three different Styles-425 to $5O
M. DALY'S
STOCKING.RAIIIIFACTORY,
Corner of Market alley and Fifth streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
S I W' Ci• E Ft ' S
SEWING MACHINES.
BENTJTY,
DURABILITY,
AND CAPACITY TO
PERFORM EVERY
NO OTHER MACHINE CAN COM-
PARE WITH SINGE.It'S
New and Improved Machines,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIcIM, AT
ley uses Shuitle,'Jniikiim
s of the cloth alike trhich
ed ont.
hi,ghest mechanical skill,
. well on all kinds of goods,
from the Lightest Fabric to Heavy Leather., In particu
lar, we would call the attention of all to our new - Family
Sewing Machine. 31 has been manufactured expressly
for Family Use, and has met with favor from all. It is
so-simplified as to render it almost impossible to eel' out
of order, or derange its operations - ' indeed it is so sim
ple as to astonish one, that so small apiece of mechan
ism will row.
wo give a description of the different. styles of
the Weed Patent.
Is a very convenient style, which can be
worked by hand or foot, on or (of its own table. For
convenience of shipping, and also for largo snauufacto.
es t w he rei t is necessary,to place a nuiatvir of Machines
illta"s long bench, in.sking one table answer for them
all. Price, Mi.
No. 2. With Walnut or Mahogany Table, eitfier With
or withoul Itu,X Ton, which locks down. Price, $lOO
and $.1.10.
No• 4. Same size as No. but runs with a belt, and
at a much higher rate of slated. This kind in well
adapted to:manufacturing Clothing or Leather work.
This is really the cheapest Machine in the market, as
Allem is no work dons on a Sewing Machine' that it will
not do. It L% ormildently_ asserted that this Machine
runs easier than any machine uow in use. Price, $lOO.
No. 4, This machine has a long arm, to acconamo
date• large work: It runs at a high rate of aimed, runs
easily, and is, without doubt, the best Machine for Tail
or's use, over oftere.d to the public. It is also peculiarly
fitted for plantation work, as it is very. simple yet enbt
stantlal and durable, with' but little liability to get out of
order. Price, $llO. •
No. 0. l'his is 3110 W and cheaper style} and a gen
eral favorite for Family, Light Leather, and a great
variety of wo4 - . It has been gotten up with reference
to furnishing a strong and durable, yet light and tasty
, Machine, at a less price than either, of the above. It
runs very easy, rapidly, and is pronounced the best
machine now in market, for $lO. •
No. 11. This is Machine got up on an entirely new
principle, different from anything ever before offered
to the public, and wo confidently assert that for family
use it lots not an equal. If is verylight an tasty, rims
very rapidly: i
almost noiseless n its operation, and
nses atraight neodle. It is_ so arranged as to he
utterly impossible to miss stitches. It has a tension on
both sides, and carries a largo supply pf thread on the
under spool. Tile motireas, are- gained by, two small
cranks - that run witimat perceptible noise.-, Tlie two
threads are VOlai t a , / such a manner as never.to both
Pull al Re same Mlle) end consequently liablalto
eceak. fhe smut in, Nery elastic, and the thread does
I rat break in washing„ : It will do, coarse work better
t, than any iriaohine now in market, as it uses silk, cotton
or linen with 'equal facility. • Price, $3O.
Descriptive circulars furnished_ ,watis.
OFFICE. 4:1 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. •
& LYON, Proptletors.
tale. A cuts wanted. ror274:lldsw
The Grover & Baker
SEWING IVIACHINE -COMPANY
Plttabargh Agency, No. 101 Market St.
Having greatly increased their facilities for rniutrifactur. -
hig theirermaisrris Rotas Discs:L.la, with Eat the recent:
iinprovemehts 'Wive reduced their prices, and offer for
NEW STYL.E.X.A.CHTI934
Price, $5O--Hemrtier, $6 Extra.
It is no longer questioned that these Machines are the
best in use for family sewing. -They
HEM, FE.I.D. GATHER , AND EITTCIP:
La the most superior manner, and are the only
Inthe niarket-that are so well and simply mad 4, that
they may be sent into families with 'loather instruotiona
than are contained in a Cirllllß aoocaupanieA each
machine, and from whkoli
; • . 4 , 21,11 OF TEN TEARS
May really:loam ow to use, and keep thern Monter.
of
T VIPTEti II I BUNDRED STITCHES A MINUTE, . -
And will do the sowing of a family cheaper than a seam
stress can do it, even if she works at the rate , ot
- ; -,:ONE CENT AN MOOR.
Is there a husband, father, or brotb,e.: the United
States, who will permit the 4m..c.azy of hand sewing in
his family, when aqpaya. Bohai Machine will . do it
better; enc i'a t.areditiouslyiandeheaper than can pant.
b4.lsidtme by hand.
Send fat I, amid?. -
The that place in pu6bllic estimation is now ac
corded to the Grover & lbw& Mach Ann, family-sew
ing, for the' following resisont-ezy . isk..lt is more sample
and easily kept fru. s .,,?m- ;my other Ms tone.
It makez to4lgt kftiCliwiti.not rip or ravel, though every,
third glitch is cot. 3d. It sews from two ordinary sPeebt
and fhlis all trouble of winding tduead liTaided, while
the same machine caribe attaglat pleasure, by emote
change of spools, to all/ work.- 4tll. t o e same
Triacti,hme=e4, Writ rend,' commen spoo l cotton,
, 5 T e seam Is as tdastix
the
MICA et4gtie fabric? se that it is free :from a ll
es ly th .
Ia
break in washing, ironing; o r otherwise. 6th. 'rb
made by this machine is more beautiful than any tn
made either by hand or machine.
OPINIONS OF THE FR9R, '
The best patent now _
Stands high in the esti:s4;o4 yens
Democrat.
It is all that it
n ta fer tsar LiZt2ri„ piegraph,
It
h h oU a h
household B a Y. 13 iter a hi •
port:Advertiser.
Grover k Baker's (supra
Meets the wants ohms honse so w ather.
A n n taim yeutor Ch . . Ad . vo.
A necessity in th 3 r.
tlYTl. , taaidaavineGi'zate.
The chee r s ;:-4Watorford Sentirtel,
4putston Journal.
cop e rrhir — oTpriblia petronat u eE.l,4nreYghorelte*b.
Grove Raker have the t amprovementiant.-
.
I° Not liable:eget ant et.irder—Ultestchester „lath -
The most convenient in usetaißSE.9 Nowa Lotter. -
' Possesses more advantages' than any_other—[Nash.
articl6 are mute - with it with we-4 gMar4r9 Gan.
L it
Ideas
the labor of those homePtanghrrian.
A ten years old may. uStiit-4a",rtrraer and Fie
Will do mbstbeatitifursewmg 'A:tent:Mu Dem-
Sews silk, linen, or cotton ti Adiocate.
Is more simple than; int= vete. Reporter.
..,,.blenlsaplaalnPVerY bin on Democrat.
: • ReWS a4^lwde Minute --( Cleveland Leader.q..j..
The liestin are for fies--illibEstal Recorder,
It makes's fine,fatronXis
llbion
, z z. i : tz , NATHAN WEITTWREARintA
- No. /07 Market street. -
-~-:~ - ..
IN POINT OF
PERFECTION OF WORK,
VARIETY OF SEWING,
STILA IrS 32 7darkit street
WEED'S
PATENT
SEWING
ACHIN ES
tve gaintsl the eonfidenew
all who use them, and have
oved one of the most vatu
le inventions of the nge.
dthii
.
To Hotel s e:iieTßi ileat&Urantlio Drug
. gists, Grocers, end the Public.
DILL . BRITIVONPS BITTERS,
Haus, from their eicellont - gualltres, been recom
mended by the MOST EMINENT
SICIA.NS as a most valuable and
'lloiertailing remedy for
DURRES:EA,
DYSPEPSIA,
DEBILITY,
HEARTBURN,
-
• BILLIOUSNESS, JAUNDICE,
LIVER COMPLAINTS, BLOOD DIMAS
Are also a sure and certain preventative against
Paver and Ague, :Cholera, fitaxamer Com
plaints, dray
and to the most +rateable and efficacious, TCO,-C AND
APSETITECREATING COMPOUND
. over offered to
the Public.
BY the use of these BITTERS all
I SEASki OF THE
sLuoelvill be thoroughly eradicated, and all those who
are iniffernig from early excess and PROSTRATION OF THE PHYSICAL EN 3MOIES trill be restored to a
RO
BUST and VIGOROUS STATE OF HEALTH.
TheDIGESITVE ORGANS will atinurlated and PER
MANENTLY EiTIIMGTHENED, APP.ra ft E will be
create gr t heDEBILIBATEDSUBJECTRESTORED
• This remedy lute a Very agteaside taide and will be
Taken readily by child re n as well as by adu lts
All persons. imffering from any of the above com
plaints are invited to try DR. BRIAIONS BITTERS.
Dose.—Foran &bilks small wine.glassfe titaa 2
a day; for a child a small teaspoonful twice a day.
Sole Agent for- the Irtilted States.
•
• ,
'N0:142 BROADWAY: NEW ARL .
Sold at 50 cents per bottle, $5 per doren,g2,so per game;
extra Bitters for Bar-rooms, by the' galling' or 'barrel, at
the low price of SIX , Per Pilot , : nue *Boughton Bitters,
-t,LS per gallon. For sale by all Druggists atutGrocers.
Wholesale and Retail, at .
jafklydaw 742 BROADWAY, N. Y.
SPBLNG TRADE,
B. L. FAHNESTOCK 8c CO
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 60, Corner Wood and, Four* Street.
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.,
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
DRUGS, MDDICMS,:CHEMICAIIII3,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE sTyylis,
Glaiiware of all Desariptioiiii
PATENT ME'DICIN'ES,
WHITE _LEAD
Of reliable brands, at lowest market rates and every
thing appertaining M the Drug Bueinese„ . Weguaran
tee to sell Mr loiras ean - be bought in tibia or other mar
kets, and warrant everything to give satisfaction.
We are the sole proprietors and only manufacturers of
B. L. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFEGE,
DR. R. A; WILSON'S
Tonic, Cathartic and Anti-Dyspeptic
PILLS.
OF WILSON'S Rius,w,n. ReagliaztdvEo4., form]
erly of Manchester; Allegheny county; Pa., towbf Mem
phts, Tenn., says: "I Live been afflicted with Sick-Head
ache, say once in two months, so much so that I have
been obliged to leave my business and go to bed. I Lied
a great many remedies, but never succeeded in; getting
ono that would give relief until I tried Wilson's Pills. I
believe they will - cure any cassof.siekAeadacheinfrorn one
'Li two hours, as they invariably do In my ease."
Mr. J. M. Bake, of Webster, Westmoreland= county,
Pa., states: "Having.been subject for the last She years
at short intervals to severe Headachy accompanied with
loss of appetite, severe cough and and genera/ debility.
totally unfitting me for business, I procured a box. of
Dr. H. A. Wilson's Tonic:, C.dhartic and Anti-Dyspeptic
Pills, and after taking them according to directions, I
was perfectly restored to my former good henlth, and I
can heartily recommend them to all similarly afflicted.",
•
' Pllll find Vernaingi
.
For sale by respectable Druggists =A Patent Medicine
Dealers, everywhere. - 'mrlfeLlaw
PKOF. WOODS'
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
UNRIVALLED IN MARKET,
WITH IMMENSE
•
Home and Foreign Demand.
IF YOUR - HAIR IS GRAY;
I.E. YOUR HAIR. LS THIN, - - 1
OR IF YOU ARE-BALD,
IT -WILL RESTORE IT. 7 ' '
IF YOU HAVE DANDRUFF,
-
IF YOU HAVE - SCALD FIEAD,
IF YOU HAVE. NERVOUS HEADACHE,
11' WILL CURE THEAL-rt
TO PRESERVE. THE COLOR
TO PREVENT ITS FALLING,.
TO MAKE THE HAIR GLGSSY. , • '
USE WOOLS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
SOLD BY 0. 36, WOOD & CO..
114 MARKET STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO.,
PATENT MEDICINE DEALERS. AND
DRUGGISTS, IN CITY AND COUdiVRY.
Sold by Dr. GEO. 11. KEYSER, 1 4 /o.,141) Wood:street.
tad B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO, No: GO,. earner . Wood
and Fourth street% and by all good Druggists generally.
je4Zmahw
SUFFER NOT.-DRS. GOLDSMITH &
CO, No. 42 Sixth strnet. Pittabureb;Pentes, still
continues to be consulted on all diseases of &PRIVATE
or DELICATE NATURE. From a longeOartid of study
and practical experience of unlimited extent„Drs. G.
Co. have the gratification of presenting the unfortunate
with remedies that have" never failed to cure the most
alarming case of Gonorrhea and Syphilis. Beneath his
treahneut, all the horrors of VencroalandlropereDlood,
Scrofula, Ulcers, Pam and Distress, or Intlmuitiation of
the Bladder and Eldneys,Abacesses,Anmora,Frightful
Swelling!, and the. lone train of horrible symptoms at
tending this class of diseases, are made to become as
harmless us the simplest ailings of a child.
SEMINAL WEAKNW—Dre, G. & Co. devotes much
of their attention to the treatment of those caves caused
by . a secret and solitary habit- which ruins the body and
nund,unfitting the unfortunate individual for either busi
ness' or society. Seme_of the sad andinelsneholy e Teets
produced by these early habits of , youth are, Weakness
of that ack:and limbs, Palpitation of the Sleet Dyspe
silt, Nervousness, derangement of the Digestive func
p•
tions, symptoms of Consumption. etc, etc. The fearful
effects on the mind aro much to be dreaded, viz: Loss
of memory confusion of ideaas, depression of spirits,
evil forebodings, aversion to society, setf-distadthendi
ty, etc., tire'among the evils produced,'. Suck - persons,
before coetemplaung marriage, Should,consult a Physi-
Man of skill and experience, and beset, ence.testoired to
health and happiness. -Ague-sad Fever cured, and war
ranted. All'letters conhuning &fee, addressed to Drs.
GOLDSMITII .k CO., Pittsburgh, Poure.oi WM - meet with
promptatten'tion,andinedicines forwarded, secure from
observation, and a cum gnartmteed: The strictest so
cresfobservcd in all eases. - •
113.. Don't forget the place, No. 4:1 Sixth street, ,Pitts
burgh, - • , - - ' AlklYasw
The Perfection of Dental:Art.
ARTEE:ICLILL,TEMaI 4.1111.1•XER OF POEM
' LAIN AND COItALITIL „
,
lATEiIBII4S' Openea an
office at 191 k.P1P-street, is. Prispto 'recantat
ion, andingert teeth of the above desenption.
In introducing these new andimprovedetylectof Den
tal Work lothe citizens of Pittaburgb,Lir.S.feelktuisureil
that they will Meet the same favorable reeeptielkirlaieb
has been -accorded to them in liew Yorkand otkerinoali
tierwhere' they have : been tested . : and lic.farthermore
believes that they are ,be
to suliereede, as they
certainly excel all other styles in LIGHTNESS,_Mt
BILITY, BEAUTY and PURITY, and in eve
which renders Artificial Teeth desirable, and' irtli i e
same time much less expemive.'
Specimens of this work may be seen at his office, No.
bill PENN STREET, NEAR ST. cletllt,
MIIIIIN ITU RE . FOR CASH.—A tun as
-A: • sortment. of Pittsburgh mortuftitetared.FlTANl-
I'VE* embracing -
Taos. eAsrs,.
: WARD BOBS
••• • . .
Aral every article needed inn well lliri iihed - .31011u3g,
as 'well as s splendid. - assortment. a.;
OFFICE Funai.vrus,33,,
Constantly - on hand and made to . order. ii.4lfie on ly
terms on which business - Ls done at this' estaldial*ient
for CASH, pr4'esarwnuidoaccordingly , ISerworislitwant
of lay - Idling in the above line, would Do ads:intaglio' by
- •FACKINF.B.& IRWDPS.,
N 0.103 Smithfield street, below Fifth.
I
'Jotbe raerki
.
.
ISSOLUTION.—The partnssiug,here
j .tofore existing between: William Smith nail Dixon
Brown; nuler the. style of WM. S.MITIT if. CO.'' was dis
solved on the 15th' clay of February, 1859, by the death of
Mr. Dixon Brown. - '
David E. Park and . James Park, Jr., Itacpurchased.
the interest of Mr. Brown; debeased, in the arm of
Wm. Smith' h Co. 'The Foundry and Machine: busi
ness will lee hereafter conducted under the style fo
I'ARK it CO., by whom the business of the late
firm will be settled._
IMI=MI
SMITH,. PARK & (X) - 4
_
NIN.TII..WR F.
AD 01INDRY
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Warehouse, No. 149 First and 120 Beednd' fdreets.
Manufacturers of all sizes mid descriptions Of COal Oil,
R e inp a and Stills, GAR and Water Pipe, Sad Irons, Dog
Icons. Wagon Boxes.SteelMoulda, ftlbes, Hangers antl
Couplings. , .
, :Also .Ichbing and Machine Ca.stings of every , deserip.
Son made - to order.
Haring' a - complete machine shop attached to the
Foundry, all necessary fitting will be carefully. attend
ed to., • , myntlifsw3w
QIINDRY PRODUCE--
k... 1 'MOMS:Country Bacon, Skies and Shoulders;
Ms:Feather%
...bneb.Drled
E Aem
SIMI& Fresh ggk ppl
- . .- 1 box Fresh Buller; •
• 601:sish. White Beans. -
JUSkrocetted and for sale by . . . .
- • JAMES A. FETZER,
rny2o corner Market and First surge,
JL PAR; JR