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EUNNING THE GUANTLET.
Joe Gholson, of Texas Rangers, - was once
"treed by indians," as ho called it, upon a rock
(situated in the middle of a' large pratrie)some
thirty feet high and "perpendicular on allsides
but one, and that plaguy hard to climb." , His
only companion in this predicament was an it
inerant preacher named Langworthy,who was
a brave man and a dead shot. Five of their ,
comrades had been killed by the Kiourays before
they could reach the shelter of the rocks. Joe
and the preacher had plenty of powder and
about fifty bullets each ; for provisions they
had a couple of wild turkeys which Langwor
thy had shot a little while before; and their
fortifications consisted of a breastwork of loose
stones erected around the summit of the rock.
The way in which they defended themselves
against the Kiowas I will give in Gholson's
own words, as he told it to a company of Ran
gers before their bivouac fire. After a few
"preliminary remarks," the old Ranger went
on as follows:
"It was not long before we discove4lthat
many of thendians had gone to their camp,and
were now returning mounted. In a little time
they were all on horseback, and began to make
a wide circuit about us, which they gradually
diminished, till when they were within rifle
shot distance, they threw themselves upon the
outer side of their animals, so as completely
to cover their bodies. In this position they
would fire upon us, &mil under the necks of
their mustangs. Thick and fast the arrows
fell about us ; some falling upon the spot where
we stood, and others striking into crevices of
our breastworks.
"But all this time we
.were not idle. The
parson watched his chance, and when an arm
or foot of our enemies was left uncovered he
planted a shot into it, and sent the owner yell
ing from the ring. Now and then one of them
would receive a mortal wound, and tumble
from his horse; and when his comrades.gather
ed about him to bear him from the ,?round,
we would both pour into them as rapid as we
could load and lire. In this way we soon dis
posed of eight or ten of the red rascals; when
they withdrew again to the edge of the timber,
and held another council of war. Whatever
their decision was, they did not attempt to re
new the light that night.
" Fortunately for us, it was a calm, moon
light night; and, though at a distance, we
could perceive that mounted patrols continual
ly circled about us, to prevent our escape, none
approaching within reach of our rifles. I took
advantage of this to descend to the plain, and
run out to it little clump of dwarf oaks, where
obtained an armful of dried limbs, with
which I returned to the rock, and kindled a lire
when we regaled our eniptc stomachs with one
of the parson's turkeys, cooked upon the em
bers. This comfortable meal, though without
water to wash it down, was of great benefit to
us, as it enabled us the better to endure the
anxious and dreary watch or that long night.
At leif,gth, however, the gray streaks of
dawn streiimed up from the horizon, aIifIOUTIC
ing the approach or another day, iu all proba
bility the last we had to behold, when a fierce
and prolonged yell from the Limber warned us
of the approach of our enemies.
"They had collected their pack horses, cov
ered them with tent., tent-poles and other para
phernalia of their encampment, and having fast
ened them together by their heads, started them
out upon the prairie, themselves keeping (dose
bellied them, on foot. At first they drove
them directly towards us; but soon changed
their course to the right, and made a circuit
about us ; always keeping the animals between
us and themselves. Thus they proceeded till
they reached the western side, when they turn
ed their -horses' heads agiiin towards us. We
now divined their intention, which was no
other than to assault us on that side, under
cover of their novel breastworks. it was a
strategy Worthy of more enlightened warrior's,
ar J one likely to prove serious to us.
Now my friend,' cried the parson, its
be c..nipined the condition of his rifle, now
comes the tug of war." .slut our shots must
first be directed against - their moving breast
werks. umst shoot down their unistangsand
§CI bring them to a stand,' and as he spoke
he ragged i bis eye along ltis long rifle and
tired- tlnu- of the horses fell. l7ut without
halting, an „Indian ran up from the rear, be
tween theth, and cut the!/lying animal from
the rest. Again and , again we tired.
each time killing or wounding nn
find throwing them into, considerable confu•
sion. StilCho iiever, the Indians
aPPrinieli and roan began to return I
our fire; and in in few moments discharg
ed a rapidly falling shower of balls ,and
arrows upon us. lam certain we did not lose
many shots, and in less time than it takes to
tell it, we had killed and disabled two-thirds
of their mustangs and a good number of the
savages, now with no other shelter than the',
bodies strewed along the prairie. The parson
was a better shot Penn I. and I preferred to
to leave the Indians to him while I continued
to fire upon the packing_ horses.
"About fifteen or twenty of the Indians
had now suceeeded in reaching within about
)drS htindred yards of the fork, when raising a
wild whoop, they sprung out from, behind the
cover of their retnamini , horses, and ellarged
furiously towards us. At first we received
them with our rifles, but we had .no time to.
reload them before they were opon us, hurling
their arrows through the, air; and brandishing
their knives and lances with most savage fe
rocity.
" Still we remained unhurt, and when they
reached the lower edge of the rock we dropped
our rifles and hurled the stones of our breast
works down upon them with such crashing and
murderous effect, that they were forced to fall
back again, dragging their killed told wound
s 4 With them to the rear of their horses. Now
the Grim , . ceased ; and after a few moments
llPParentfy occupied by the. Indians in consul
talon, to our surprise, one , of their number,
stripping from his person a white shirt, and
tying it to the end of his gun-stick boldly ad
vanced towards us, and in very good Spanish
enquired if we would have a short talk with
them. To this we assented, not, however,
with the hope of making favorable terms with
them ; but we were, in fact, almost destitute
of ammunition. We had dope them tsar touch
damage to hope for any terms short of death.
The bearer of the " flag " then said they were
Kioways, and that their chief, Mocks Tarn,.
(pig Bull), promised if we would surrender
without further fighting, to spare our lives ;
and as we were big braves, we should be
kindly treated, and alopted into their tribe in
place of some of their own warriors whom we
had killed.
[coNer.USTON ON MONDAY.]
CONCENTRATED LYE,
-Without Lime, and with very little trouble. EVery
Out of nuy kind of refits° Grease, combined with the
SAPONIFIER.
It will make haf.l water soft, will elean type to perfec
tion, and for all purposes where a STRONG LYE is re
quired, nothing can equal it..
It is put up in One Pound air light iron boxes, with full
directions accompanying each package.
es_ The only genuine, original and patented article
a manufactured by the
SALT MANTIPACTIMNI (COMPANY,
Woo also rn.qp.ufactUrf3
TABLE, DAIRY AND I'ACR.ING SALT
Warranted Entirely Pure and Dry,
Put up iu various Paeliages and stylos.
Sor K4e by 411 nrlinisLs 4n4 Grocers in ( bp
country. apl623mdaw-satewo
PURE SALT! PURE SALT 1,-
Table, Dairy and Packing Salt,
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company
=EI
,: ° ~ +:
t ~
~;_ ~, ,
.. k ~<: ,
F DRFSR ANCY .
'SILKS, . BAREGES,
1 Ormodies, Lawns, EkIICAS, Lace Mantles, Needle
••• , • .
;.:4"71,;
SBEJRGTI POST.
SAPONIFIER,
WARRANTED
TO MASS SOAP,
Fqrrul d u
Make ail their own ficm,p,
PENNSYLVANIA
OtHee, 396 Pettp, St., rfttsburfh,
MTRA REFINEP WHITP
THE ONLY WARRANTED PURE AND DRY
is manufactured by the
306 PENN STREET, ABOVE CANAL.
a. aka-tua tb
.'-24nas . eitmt.ti
NAT/ONAL.).
U. S. PORTER &WM. FARL AND . .
Athge Director mum" m eFARtem.
Leader of Orchestra M. zrrnauvr.
Ninth night of tho.CELEBRATED LOUISE WEL . •
TROUPE.
THIS. EVENING, Juno 2,5111, will Ito performed
PUTNAM. TILE IRON SON OF "N.
Kate Putnam Mlle. Louise Wells
After which, W. T. A YMA it, in his celebrated VAULT
ING FEATS.
To commence .with CLIP'S ECCENTRICITIES, in
which Mr. itiEo. J. an-voca will give Ina celebrated imita
tions.
•
Boors open at 7 o'clock—curtain to rise at 8, precisely.
P.C.-I)res.9 Circle and Parquette, 50 cents: Second
Circle, 25 cent:4; Private Boxes, 453 and $5.
TWO DAYS LONGER.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
Afternoon and Evening.
Positively the lest days of the Circus Season.
. L 3EI INT ' S
MAMMOTH
NATIONAL CIRCUS
- 1;V -ILL EXHIBIT IN PITTSBURGH,
June 21st, 22d and 23d,
Performing afternoon and evening,
Ott the Trimble Hotel Lot, Peon Street.
This great equestrian establishment comprises the
ENTICE COMPANY of the Philadelphia National Cir
cus. together with a large number of the most talented
American and European artists.
The celebrated surds of thoroughly teamed ciretm
horses from
WELSH'S NATIONAL CIRCUS.
LENT'S NEW YORK CIRCUS
and MAY'S SOUTHERN CIRCUS
are hero eatnbined.
SAM STICKNEY,
eALLIE STICKNEY.
EMMA STICKNEY
SAMUELAM) ROBERT STICKNEY
FRANK ROSSTON,
ICUNCADfI,
SAM WELSER, the American Clown,
and the pcomparable Fklucitteil Mules,
DAN RICE AND P
Et:WADE. YOUNG FORREST; The Child Rider,
BELLE ELISE; The three Great Clomtw,SAM W
TOM VANCE and W. KINCADE, assisted by YOUNG
DAN, the Three Year Old, the smallest., youngest, and
funniest Grim:lldt ever known in the Ring; JOIN
FRANKLIN, 11EllIt LEF- WM. ROTCEEFUItO. IL
LI ERNA NIJEZ. WA/Eel - lOW, O.W. ROSS, U. F. / It It EST,
JOHN GLENROY. max, AUG ['STA. M'LLE MERRIL
L. NICIL MIRK E. W. REA FFRoN, W. GEARY, J. E.
',ECK LEE. A GOLPII GONZALFS. the Chilian Sprite:
Masters Iheewt, Charles, Willio,Gardiner, and a host of
useful lout carefully selected auxiliaries.
ACROBATS, GYM NA.STS. JUI:ULERS, LA PERCH?:
EQUIPOISE, and a !lost of new, surprising and enter
taining kuL4.
The Triumphal Prores , ion. with the t: rand Dragon
Chariot, and long train of matched cream, oh•red horses,
will gu through the principal streets of the tau cities
and , tll7ollUdingbOr./ght , each day •
Prim of Alintwi,,A—T., Boxes GO cents; Pit 25 eent.s.
Istors open at 2 o'elock in the afternoon . . and 71; o'•
clock in the evening. Performance to commence halt
NIL brit. after. J. W BANCK ER, Agent
lull
JOHN W. McCARTHY,
BILL POSTER,
Will attend to the Distributing and Pest Aug of
BILLS, CIRCULARS, CARDS & PROGRAMMES
Amusements, Railroads, Steambonts,
Ships, Hotels, Sales, Etc.,
1114_ Orders sent to the office of the Pittsburgh Mori,
otg Net, or Daily (Ludt!, will twelve prompt tatentim
Dividend ,3)otires
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Pittthurtrh. May 17th,
AT A MEETING IF THE S'ff tCKUOLDFIRS
Ue-ot thia rout:mu, bold th day, a Diyid,•nd of
FIVE PER CENT- being Two Dollar:: and a Half poi
oh: re on paid op Stock, liaq declarer{, payable in
on demand. Ai the holders of pool up stuck, and
applied to the liquidatiiip of Stuck Noun, oe Stook not
fully .paid up.
mylh:,.;w4
1. DRIER SPROUL, Secretary
MEIWILANTS' AND MANUFArTURERS' ICK, }
tleta
Piirgh, May :kt : 1859.
(L.?. THE MERCHANTW NIANUFACTEHEI
BANK of Pat.Aurgh ht +ilie day de t rcdn Invi
don,) of FOUR PEP, CENT. en 11,,. Stpdt, out e
the profits fur the Itmt sit lunatics, payallitt on or 1.111,
the VAle instant. W. H. DENNY,
mayl Cashrt.r.
r iE WAR. IN .IXIIIJPE.!
11=
THE REPORTED CuLLISIoNs RETWEEN THE
AUSTRIANS AND S RDINIANS.
NEWS AND CORRE6PoNDENCE FROM ALL PA 1:11.1
OF THE WORLD.
NEW YORK DAILY THIMINF
NEW YORK MILT TIMES,
pelivered every morning be re dAyl;Oit Hub , cril.r
' , Ave your address :a HUNT & MINERS, Ma.alai
JOHN w. PITTOCK,
myw Sole Agent.
ROOT, RUST & CLARK,
ILM74CTLIIII29 ETD MAIMS
SPERM, RAPE, ELEPHANT, WHALE, LARD ANL
MINERS' OILS,
Also, Straits, Bank, Shore, Tanners and Nerastoot
Sperm Patent and Adamantine Candles,
jal/Iv.l 6l FERRY STREET. NEW YORK.
A. A. CARRIER & BROTHER, AGENTS,
No. 63 Fourth StAoct
003110 N W EA LT II INSURAANCE
COMPANY, at Harrisburg, Pa. Chartered capital,
$300,000._ Hon. SIMON CAMERON, President; A. S.
Carrier, Seeretary. FIRE AND MARINE IN.
SUIIANCE COMPANY, Philadelphia. Asset, v 74,.
7 89 . 73 . 110 D• JOEL, JONES. President; J. B. Alt - .,rd.
Secretary. qUAKER CITY INSURANCE cumpAlsr,
Iqulailelithia. Assets, .i. 324,351.4.2. (ID I:GE 11. lima,
Pret4ideut ; 11. IC. Coggmliall, Secretary.
at.&ayll
ou
CONCENTRATED LYE.
The Ready Family Soap Maker
NO HOUSE SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT,
LABOR, TIME AND MONEY IS SAVED BY IT
FUR SALE BY ALL STOREKEEPERS.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE
- PENIisYLVANIA
Salt Illanufaoturing Company,
390 Penn St., above Canal.
ap.lo:sa-truth
DRS. C. M. F4.cH & J. W. SYKES,
PHYSICIANS OR DISEASES OF THE
THROAT AND (AUNT, Aind other Chronic Ail
ments complicated with or causing PULMONARY CM
MAI NTS.
OFFICE-101 Penn street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CONSULTATION FREE A list of questitins sent to
lf!to who wish to consult us by letter. jcaith-salyw
FOR ' LE,
EAR._ FOR SA Ln, on the .P .---. .ysiTille
Plank Raul, at 16 utiles from the city—contains
acres-70.in fffic rtffie•of bulttration, a ffircllffig•tf
sx rooms, wash house, well oi bon mo t irour ptiltp, a
icic,baln 04 wash house,
et 4K , ho'ilwa two story rick
King hotise-- 0 0 1 ffird of ellOiP o initt; fenen. 411 in
aoo4 oinfer, about 4 1 Fqcs Qr omico tiini,er, also 4 Nigro
bons° and nstores, now doing agood business—garden,
small fruits, shrubbery, &e. For price and terms apply
at the office of 8. CUTHBERT k SON,
Iteal Kstate Aat's , bl Market at.
NiiraENVl NG TO RIP.—
THE WOVEN SKIRT is the best.
For sale at the store of
JOSEPH HORNE, 77 Market et.
A C. B. 11.—A comfortable Brick .house
.1 1 11.:• 'of hall,. Six ritiorns, tint room `and eellar,ssith
ibt 2Thy SO feet; Shade'rrees, aft good Bider, for
ole; price S2AIO; tertlts, ono-third it hand, balance at
one, two and three years. S2CUTEBERT & BUti
jel4 ' Real Estate Ago 51 Mi st e i t.
ANE 14DOPS--All lepgtl!s of roupd and.
V o3
flat t c .goV i , and Market FO.
ONTHE DOWNER; OF TOWNSEND
and Decatur streets, two valuable brick dwelling
houses, each 'two stories; each lot 24 feet front. For
sale by (my) S. CUTIII3ERT & SON, hi Market et.
ON THE BROW OF THE HILL, on
Mt. Washington, a fine building lot, with - a two
~,,a t y frame house, stabld,'.Ve., 0111 - tio iil , :4 fOS.
'Perms easy. H. (VTIII4EIIII' k. SO N,
je22 51 Market et.
FANCY AND PLAIN BLACK . DRESS
Silks, of every variety. ac.; A good assortment or
organdie Lawns. pileals, Reldeve and Meg Plaids,
bane Mantles, Bilk Lusters, Ste faiths - 4s and Ilornestio
(roods. U. LIAMON LOVE.
jeT2 74 Market street.
MORE NEW GOODS.—A fresh arrival
of Now Goods. comprising all the latest style',and cheap as can be had in the opts.
'ea C. HANSON LOVE, 74 Market street.
RU UCH ES RUCHES .—Over 1000 boxes
jiu received, and sold at low
_prices, at wholesale aid
_ . EATON, CREE & CO, • .
jem . Fifth and Market streets.
IGIOUB.IIII4ISIOED
I'2. .-Ffrr
T .
WO FLINT GLASS FACTORIES, SIT
UATE in the Borough of Birrnifigliam, belonging
to the estate of the late P. Mulvany,deceased.and lately
carried on by Lodlie t Ulan,. These Factories are now
in thorough repair, and in full operation, with all the
necessary implements and conveniences requisite for
the extensive manufacture of flint glass, of that superior
style and quality for which these Works have been so
justly celebrated.
Possession given on the first day of August next.
C. 111`MSBN,
Executor of the Estate of P. Muhwy.
Pittsburgh, Juno 17th, 1859. ' jet.,9:tr
OR RENT.-
THE FIFTH STORY
THE POST BUILDING
THE extensive Flint Glass Works on the
corner of fit'Kee and Chrson streets, Birmingham.
'fins factory is now-in complete working order, with a
full Itssortment of pots, presses, moulds, tools, etc.,
ready to go into operation at once; affording facilities
for the immediate manufacture of flint glass rarely to
be met with, anti is well worthy the attention of any
the
wishing to engage in tins profitable branch of
the glass business. Application to
C. 111MSEN, Front street.
Pittsburgh, April 8,1650. mites(
om Es OFFERED.—Homes to be had in
in the City of Allegheny, equal in comfort to
country seats, anti yet near enough to the centre of
business to accommodate business men in either city,
and give to them a home with the desirable comforts of
city and country united. There are about ono hundred
lots of 100 feet square, some of them larger, lying
between Western avenue and Ohio Lane, Allegheny
avenue, and the West side of the commons. Bawh lot
has a good street In front and
alley in the rear. I.l:nth
man having about 100 feet front has room to beautify his
lot with A handsome house, surrounded with shrubbery,
thereby making it a colony of residences equal to
country seats, with the conveniences of the cities.
These beautiful lots will be leaved for twenty-one years,
with the privilege of purehasing them within that
period. They are open for selection now. Those who
wish so desirable a location would do well to eall soon on
THOMAS WI toll, land Agent,
mrlfedtf No. Wu Fourth street.
FOE, SALE.— A superior Farm of 154
[wires in good farming order, in Enox county, Ohio;
a large proportion of it river twttom land; it Is ofVeredie
A groat bargain. Enquire of 'flit OtAiti Wi f its,
mrlsaf No. 100 Fourth st., land Agent.
HA VETH IS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
,rich me. Mr. J. CELLAR' in QR. Undertaking hind
wiliPla will hereafter ho condno,d underlie union
and o.ylo of Lemon & !Minx. JAMES LEMON.
BAR%UM
JOU . .. JULES LIMON.
Undertaking in all its Branches.
LEMON & DELLOW,
No. II S Vourth Street,
ARE Ha:PARED To 1)1I UN DERTA li-
INti in all its t,rnnehcs, in the best manner,
at wick, to suit the times
special attention to FISH'S INT:IV STILE
pATENT METALLIC: BURIAL CASES. f.r who salt. of
schseli they are sole agents in this Oily, and of which
we keep votodmitly On haul n complete aw....tinent.
reprtis beauty of atittpc 10 NOPI ill 1.111,r.
Funeralr will supphea with Hearses, !torsos [lll,l
rnager. prutiiply. and tit I..x,er rat., limn tiny ..they
tabliAtinent in this city ditariant,eiro.: t.. render sat-
as fttetton, they solielt :1 continuallyw of the pfliribliatno
heretofore so lilyerallv exiond.l t • , the old Imo. I aild:4,
B Ll•rn )N cAITEIi4,
111=
W. E. ,- , I"IIMTKEZ R
L. HIRSHFELD & SON,
PITI'SBURGII, PA
W ILL TUN DAV nIMNIENCI:
SELL 0
The, 'Ar, e4nuplete si 701E11 •-• uk , ‘•K of
MENNo FUR NISHINC
A N I) t)t rs-rEt: s
AT LARGELY ELEDEI'ED PRICES,
IrLng it pref.' - ;11,1, th.• etihr.• ft
t, tether than enTry 11/,111 Ilyur h. ti xt 5 , .!
na '3ll fr.llll 1.111 . Ir un l i ill L•ll,l4.lnrr , fur /in 10
,t.mn lalf
.?•1 L. 111 ILS II FELD & IN,
DUQUESNE IRON STORE
COLEMAN, HAILMAN & CO.,
AIANUVACTLTP.ERS ()1 ,
Iron, Nails, Steel Springs, Axles, Wrought
Nuts, Washers, Spikes, Dolts,
FLAT RA 11. l /Al/ ItAlt "F ALI. 517.11.-1, rre
to their lat•W
sox. 77 Water stud 9.1 Front SU+.
Where they are prepared to 4,001110 all orders In then
line, having a large and complete assortment of l• lee
mie-me" manufactured good, ~ o n,lantly on ham
wheel, they allot on liberal term..
C NAiS,
( . 1,1 WES, CLOCK.
Agt.ney for the celebrated
A MF.ILICAN VATCIIE
A large ...rtment of these da,ornble Time Keepers Pb
. .
JEW EMT , SILVER. WARE, Et e. made to order.
Watch Its pm ring, INKr3vitig, thhhtig awl Plating dour)
nthe very best !helper.
ICEINEMAN t MEYRAN,
ra 7 No. 42 Filth street.
Exchange and Banking house
KRAMER & RAHM,
No. 35, Bonk Mock, Fifth St., Pitt shorg
ALLEN IMAIIC.II....ILORENCE ERAMER"..VOWARD RUM
We beg In apprise our friends and the public, that we
hare rentereti {o oar new Office, Nt BANK ISIA
PI rill tITIZEFN'. where we will be happy totem', them
our services. and trust our ample Capital, with an es pe
rienee of twenty years in the business in this city,
enable us to meet the wants of our customers.
We will continue to transact the
Errhangc and Banking Mame.. in all its branehes.
annmercial Ayer Discounted and Negotiated.
Stocks, Bondi. and other Securities, bought and sold on
Commission.
Rvnnpt attention given to collections in city or country
Deposits Iteeeireil in Par Funds or Curreney.
Interest olidavol on Time Deposits.
Dint in Spine, Bank Nolan, Land WarranLv, etc.
Croht Itemittanees "(Correspondents at lowest possibl
rates ;
Afaking Returns pomp* by first mail, as directed.
Inytt2in
For the Fourth of July!
1.00 Doz. I,EmoN. PINE APPLE AN
tAtrrotherryt.tyrups.
COO IDs . (tam, Licorice and Juju). Drops.
IDs Wine, Brandy and Cordial Drops.
300 It Cretan Dates, No ts, etc. •
Atso, tat kinda ofl'oricetttiottes, T'ioa Works, Frei
No . 's, tat:, Wholesale and Hang, at the
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS!!—
FOURTH J 01.1%1859.—We are now receiving from
the Factory of R. P. Diehl, for whom we are Sole Agents,
a full and complete assortment of FIRE WORKS, con
sisting of the following, viz:
Rockets. froml oz. to 2 The. Flower Pots, Nos. 1 andj.l.
Roman Candles,l ball to ar, Flying Pigeons;
Roman Candles, colored; Triangles, No. Ito 6:
Blue Lights, No. Ito 5; Bongs pats, 1 oz. 10 16 or;
Grasstiop;rs; '' '" Verti eels;','
Pin Wlide s:Non. 1,2, 3; Salon Whees;
Chasers, ,05.‘1,.2, 6; - 6 06 1algt' Colkrei Serpents;
Scrolls, Nos:1; 2 . , 1161146 Ireit;
Mines of Stars. 1, 9 7 3,4, 6; Tpt liliS; OM
V4hlbitidill'i!leps, 46 66 ti ' wlt i 1 directions.
iiElli EA it N MON,
1614 39 Viwtti fitrypt, appu.ito 81, herbs Hotel.
THE MANUFACTURERS OF SA W
YER'S CHEMICAL OLIVE ERASIVE SOAP,
after subjecting it to the severest tests known to the
trade, are fully persuaded that them In no Family Wash
ing Soap in the United States, for so little money, having
at once so many good qualities, (Sod so few discounts.)
OF BEAUTI-11; colors, firmness, surface and tex
ture Fenerally.
Oh PURITY—In freedom from rosin, turpentine,
clay. fish oils. Male grease, and adulterations.
OF quAttry—For washing clothes, of exert' descrip
coarse or fine; cotton,fitten, woolen or silk; dyed,
printed. or white: for tatitsom. tar, grease. pitch. paha;
oil, printers' ink, shoemakers' wax, etc., from clothes,
furniture., faxnu the
a fair trial for yoUrselves, and be convinced.
Remember, the name is on each bur. Ask for FS edpx
of the dlrectiontt. B. C. & J. 11. EIAWVE;
105 .7 'Wood strum- Pitts urgh.
NO CLASPS TO CUT
W i n b tft . s
.. -ii er9 CliC,CitiQk 41Q41134. Oilalrgile Wine
1 4 ' Qg ' 341 Q du
40 t.494I3O ' PRAS ifeidselos. a qta o do
10 do do do pts do do
10 do Ronoho pta,and Dronet qts do do
b do do do do pts do do
'25 cases SL Julien Modoc Claret do
10 do Ladies' Catawba do
15 do do (linger 4 0
In store, and cos sale li4t •
4•=et MILLER & RICKETSON
—,—
PRUNES. -5 cases in glass jars ;
• 3 do in fancy boxes;
6 casks Turkish ;
69 kegs for cooking,
Just received and fursale by
REYMER & ANDERSON,
•No. 39 Wood street,
Opposite St. Charles Hotel,
OIL.--50 doz.. assorted brands,
for solo by REIMER & ANDERSON,
je23 32 Wood at. opposite Bt. Charles Hotel.
COAL OIL ! COAL OIL I' COAL . OILI
100 bbls , refined Burning Coal Oil for sale by
B. C. k. J. B. SAWYER.
ATEW WALL PAPER.—Third arrival r for
'IA the Season. Vie iisortrnent always oompleinat
sr" R 7 Wont) at.rit '
( *or , ssalt and .go!-Jtrt
For Root.
INQUIRE AT THIS OFFICE
For Sale or Rent.
BUTToN C. A I'rERS
No. S 3 ITOOD STREET
LINL:N <'OATN
REM Co VAL.
lio P. IVI C. -. 7 -A. I-. .
F. A. MIEILSCII .t SONS,
.12 St. Clair street
Git AFF Sc CO.,
NO. 245 LIBERTY. STREET, OPPOSITE HEAD OF WOOD STREET,
Our Celebrated Diamond -Cooking
ALSO, OUR CELEBRATED RANGE, THE BEST EVER INVENTED FOR FAMILY USE.:
The First Premiums Awarded by the State Fair !
•
FOR THESE AND THE BEST COAL AND WOOD COOKING STOVES, AC., AC.
WE WOULD INFORM OUR MANY PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC, THAT WE
have now and keep constantly on hand 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 now and most beautiful PA'FFERNS now in use. Wu have also on hand those
suitable for Marble Mantels. These are highly polished, and made to appear in accordance with the surroundings.
In our huge 611d-Srat'intl3 Warerooms can Le found constantly a heavy, Rill and complete stock of all other
articles in our business, viz: Gas-Consuming Stoves. our original Premium and perfect invention, and the only
perfect one in use; also, Heating Stoves, Plain and Fancy Grate Fronts, of all styles and sizes; Fenders, Lard and
:Sugar Kettles, Sad and Andirons, Wagon Boxes, Hollow Ware of all descriptions, etc, etc. all of which will be
iold to the Western trade on the most favorable terms.
GRAFF & CO., No. 215 Liberty St., at the head of Wood,
PITTSBURGH, PERN'A.
mr2s:3mltcv
,15peciaI Xotires.
BE NOT STIFF N ECKED, ANO REJECT NOT
EITTEILNCL TCACIIM—Feverv, sore throats, agues,
rheumatism, dropsies, Litmus affections, headaehes, ntl
affections Of the stomach and bowels, Loth of a eostive
and dysenteric character, and all the maladies of women
mol children. have (te e n cured by the use of Brandrelles
Pills. To tell you Ilea I have paid two millions of dol
lars to make this truth known, Is of itself an astounding;
fart; and yet never was a truer word spoken. And
what is the reimlt t Why, that about three million per
sons in the United States partially believe in the vale.
cy. and Intro a general idea of the benefit.. t o
from purgation iu sickness. But what a field r. t , phi
lanthropy! What millions remain In Iw ...inverted!
And let me say that this knowledge ia 1:000111 only to
Christianity in the Ismefits it is capable of conferring on
mankind. Let not Medioal men persuade you that
lirandeth's Pills are a quack remedy. It is no suelt
thing. What I sell yon for two shillings, these men
entild not supply for n dollar. My herbs and extr
are rill prepared in my owa laboratory, where a steam
engine of 0110, hun•tred and forty horse power is em
ployed exclusively for this purpose, besides an eaten.
sive water power. In using these Pills you risk noth
ing for they haw been used by million...it so that should
you feel disposed to take a sly dose, you will he able
Certhioly to live through thn operation; and yon may
hare the laugh on your side when the doctor tells you
hat he Mt your (tatoo exactly with the last medicine. Ge
n in the uso or the Fills. They will cure you without
luting your teeth or gums, and in every tray improve
•nor No. 2 canal sitrotit.llrandrulli's
I , Y Thomas Scdhath, N 0.27 Diamond street,
'ittsburgh, my ImilnidAw
ri,&' No o UUlti; DANGER OF CHAICILINO AND
'Wing thn Hair with Iturning Flwd, eliarged with Lime,
itharge or Can , tie. lIISTAIaAtt tinder
)10 sncliou of Ow rir,t Alneriksall Cllollli,r+,
trio I,,rey or MI to ',N. M. or
certainly and in a few tnoment,
verywhere, and amilie,ll.y all Hair lires,erm. clitsTA•
allt, No. C Ai.u.r Huns°, New Tort:.
(iEt). IL IiEVSEP., Agent.
Pittsburgh,
CIII.CULAII.—Tho sulx , ,enbers are transacting
Ury a General Foreign and Durnextie Shipping and
Commi.sion Business, In this vity, rind IV., teamed t.lie
new and tire-proof Warehouse, No. Si West 2ratt street.
where they are prepanal to {Peen, au. Sell Foreign
and Dornehue 60.1,14 of all kinds, runt I.lfer the usual
(dealt., on all eonsornments to their address.
111 the de part Men{ of shipping.. hug ex rnenee
warr:ods oar friends that - al hosines , ro
!Ming to Ves,ls and exrg , A• ill he promptly attend-
to.
vonflaoally offer oar nerviee , In MI the Yariong
.4 a Coniiii.l,3l lao.obo.t.
4112121, NEPHEW CO.
I , ,brintry, I'ol -torn:lf
R. ('. Si. J. H. SAIVIVER,
LARD OIL, CANDLES,
Palm, Toilet and Rosin Soaps,
No. 47 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Po.
WM. M. FABER, & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
IRON FOUNDERS,
General Machinists nud Boiler Makers,
NEAR THE PENN'S R. R. PASSENGER DEPOT,
PlTTSBureair, PA
P MA U ACT ". 14: AI, I, K I NUS (.)E:
thrro on, lion
d -F., it for Mills,
S.. 1:11.4 maok.,4. I 'acmr,,.., ete ,
ve 111.. i. nl:Lr nitration In tl,...nstrncti•m of En
pars r id :ladanery fur Itrort mills, and for uprights,
lay, and oil - rill:a . van/ Mill,
11. v. r.a.ly for ,I.l.m.rit
nl -I,irt Vann... and Boiler:. of ,•ta-ry de.cript in.
farru-h adt.l Sheet Iron s,,paratoty, and
W..t.nght Ilainz.t, Plllll.s in et t•ry
var.-1y; and continue the mannfaidur , of W0..1.1
Ola
rlouory and Mu dnint Card,
our 11114.1.. in I to, our rnaoltin.ry trinufa/.1111,-.1 of
Ow 6,1 quality of malvriaß nod narranted in n 111,40,
1.41 give ratisfar4l.ll.
, t3iir - Ordvrs from all parts or tlin country and
promptly mr2.2.llindaw
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13T31.,G-Pat
Muutifaeturer9 Of every de,Pription of
FURNITURE,
No. 45 SMITIIFIF:1,1) STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA
A fell 119 F rartTnent of rirrsialt(;ll NIANUFACTI`R
eensoultly m ho o d, which we wtl
scll nt the lowest prices for Cssli. upady
GEO. BLETCHER,
61111111=299
GOSSAMER VENTILATING WIG,
ELASTING BAND TOUPEES,
Ornamental Ilalr roe Ladles and Gentlemen,
NO. 65 ➢IARKET STREET,
ZONQ 8c DUFF,
EALEILS IN MANILLA, HEMP, corroN AND JUTE
CORDAGE,
OAKUM, TAR, PITCH AND ROSIN TARPAULIN
DITCH, AND HEAVY DRILLING
folCaly No. 90 Water Street.
NOBLE, BROWN & CO .,
125 and 127 Duane Street,
NEW YORK,
English, Irish and St otch Unmet.
Whitelaneus of all qualities,
May Linen,
'lions° Linens,
Brown, May and Black and White Holland , .
Farmers' luck.
Farmers' Drills,
Duckling Canvasses.
Raven's Duck,
Curpots,
Burlaps, all widths and qualities.
Sold by the package, on most favorable terms. [apr2
THE CUR, ALI TE AND PQ,ItcEA,MN
TEETH have now beetiextensively tested, 6y (be
citizens of Pittstiltrgh, 'and. the yentiet tii their favor is
unanimons. 'MattY teeth mounted tat
(told platti to 'hytttl 'themselves 'Of the . fipproYetnititty
embraceitt tbo,!ES.lteiy . andlAtttuttfttlittyles orllentistry.
Thrii-snpityb3rtty cOttssts mainly to their perfeot adap
t:Weil Io Ulu mnittit—tileii Peeeei eleAtiliness, being
withcalt MA: of eff , vice (pod to find lodgment, anti
tintdo of 4 tilaterial on which the juices of the mouth
cannot nob they aro free front till metallic taste, corro
sion or tarnish and do not. elect the breath. which is a
great ilesideratuni. as all who wear Gold, Silver, Platt
'twit or other Metallie Plate, can testify.
They also tiemblitesreat strength with liglitness,com
fort and elegance—this with their close resemblance to
natural teeth render them the most desirable substi
tutes fur those organs over offered. An examination
will fully confirm nil that has been said iu (heir praise.
N. STEBBINS, tit. L, Dentist, 191 Penn street.
N. It. Teeth drawn by the painless process. plealsw
I CE CHESTS-
I t y.ATElit C9OLEP.
SA . FES,
ICI) CREAM FREEZERS,
(Massei;'s Pqtwit G {lie lx)st iq qstr,)
TO,ILET wmw, . •
941W0A14 FiTnNAcE.s.
A large assortment of the above et
T. J. CRAill'S,
my27l VA Wood street, (lye doors from Fifth.
- nissoLunoN.—The partnership here
tofore existing between William Smith and Dixon
Brown, under the style of WM. SMITH & CO., was dis
solved on the 15th day of Februury,lB:29, by the death of
Mr. Dixon Brown.
liaVid B. Vaiti and James Park, Jr., having purehased
the interest of Mr. Brown, deceased, in the late firm of
Win. Smith & Co. The Foundry and Machine busi
ness wilt be hereafter conducted under the style fo
SMITH. PARK & CO., by whom the business of the late
firm will be settled.
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SMITH, PARS &
NINTH WARD FOUNDRY
PITTSIMIIGH, PA.
Warehouse, No. 149 First and 14) Second alma.,
Manufacturers of all sizes anddescriptions of Coal Oil,
Retorts and Stills, Gas and Water Pipe. Sad Irons, Bog
Wagon Boxes , Steel Moulds, liggemiuM
Couplings.
Ai,so 4ntibing and tfackiide Castings of every descrip-
tion made to order.
Haviggts complete ranchipe shop attached to the
Foundry, 81 necessary Ailing will be carefdlly,.ritt:tid
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MANUFACTURERS OF
1 5
~,P ,:,Ua I , L A I T H A N u G u riL o i N Y FSB
v l i N rtue S o E f
a V n E or N a ' e T r H or
the
ilalloek, ill. Ltr L , : r cs , c .L u t i t e . l . l ern
Wan. t z l i f t tp o i r s te s el e t e o p
will be sold at I lau Commercial Hales Rooms, No. 94 Fifth
street on TUESDAY EV FINING , J tinu 28th, ate o'clock:
Six tot of Ground situate on Centre avenue, between
Fulton and Arlhurs streets, having each a frost of 11)
feet on Centre avenue, and extending back 86 feet.
Also, Nine Lots of ground situate on Clarke street,
heing No.. &O, sr, SS, 90, 60, 61, 62, 63 and 64 in Porter's
Plan, haring each a front of 20 feet, and extending Lack
60 feet.
TCRUS—one half ea,h, residue in two equal annual
payments, with interest, secured by judgment bonds
an.l mortgage.
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je7 P. ;11 DAVIS, Auctioneer.
I lAA NG Lo'l's IN BIRMINGHAM
*-.• AT AUCTION.—.On SATURDAY AFTERN thyr,
.2;J' h, 3 ~'o",•k, on the premises, will he sold ten
lists of ground handsomely situated on the west side of
Wlieo street, between Bingham street and the new
bridge, (commencing altos earner of Bingham street.)
having eaelia front of 20 feet, and extending hack xt
feet to property of Messrs. Millman & Garrison. FIVE
LOTS situate on the west side of M'Kee street, be
tween Washing,ton street and Spruce alley, having each.
a front of `...V feet on WE., street, and extending bark
74 feet 5 inches. . .
Lit No. on AVilJinni street
Loh. Nos. 291, 192, 292, l'Atl and =l, on Manor street,
between Joseph and Craig streets.
Lns Nos. '299 and 290, on Joseph street.
Let No. 295. on Spruce alley. Tide indisputable.
TERMS—Onatonrth cash, residue in one, too and
three years, with interest, istyuldo annually.
jels P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
RICK DWELLING HOUSE AND LOTS
IN SEVENTH WARD AT AINCTION.—On TUES
DAY EVE:NIS., into. lath, at It ocliiek, at the com
mercial Sales Rooms, No. t 4 Fifth street, will be Poldi—
Three sahlahle lots of grometerrMnate on the south-east
side of t iverhill street, between centre avenue and Reed
street, limiter elle), a front of tin feet, and extending hack
100 feet, on sihiell erected a two...dory brick dwelling
house, frame stelde kr., with ft unit tree,., grape arbours
and shrubbery. Title indisputable. Terms, one-third
cash: resiiine in one and two years, with interest.
j.. 21 P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
. . _
1 6) 13111LOINO LOTS IN sEvENTIi
. 4 . , WARD. AT AccrloN.—On TUESDAY EVEN.
INC.:, June 27:th. at 8 o'clock, at the Commercial Sales
Rooms, No. 54 Fifth streot, will be sold. the following
valuable Into of grotlnd. in the Plan of Lots laid out by
the late Judge Porter, being Nos. 6.5, Oa, 07,CA. G 0.72,73,
71, Tri and 74: situate on Itone street. Also, Non. 70 and
71, on Vino street, A plan of which may bo seen at the
notion room!. Terms, at sale.
je24_ P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
A 111,E N'l't)(2KS. AT AUCTION .---
v un '11.:1.:-;l..11" EVENING, Juu..• 18L9, Itt
d.I,„•L, tit the Comenereilkl Room+, No. :A Fifth
str,tl,lllll 1., Aohl
tJ shares Exelginge Kink.
.11:11,-`9 Merell Ant. and Manufacturers' Mink
6 shares Ponnsylvanla Insurance Compsny.
to stmt.,. Pittshurgli Tra,l Company
to share, Allegheny Bank
no• 21
CIIIoICE BOOKS BY CATALotIUa—
k.) the svitliwAv EVENING. June 25th, at 7!:.
r' cluck, will t,< sold by eat.dogue, in the aoeond flo or
Sales Rooms, No. SI Vitth street, a collection of choice
l.ooks from a private library, containing fine English and
American editions, nnu,ng which are Lives of the Queens
,it Enuland", - by Agnes Stricklandand Mrs. Hall; Wilton's
American Ornithology ; Baron's I.:ays and Physical
end Metaphysical works; Folio works of Hogarth ; Lon
don Art Journal Tucker's History of the United States,
v 01.,: works et Beaumont and Fletcher, 2 vols.; Dick's
Theology, 2 vols.: Shakepeare's works. S vole.; Welmter's
Family A'yelopedia; Translations of Greek and Roman
Ili-tomes. 5 col,: Hume noel Maesolay's 1l istory of Eng
km.loo volumes: Waverly Novels, 5 volumes; Charles
Ilro.•kden Brown's SteaVkitl v
colonies; Percy's Relies
Aneient English Poetry_: Hiekuring's editions of Eng
lisle Poets; Blue and Gold editions of the Poets; Greek
and English Teqament; Ancient Plain Song of the
Church; Temple. Melodies; Steel Plate Illustrations of
Banyan and Boevaeuv; London and its Environs; Mis
eellanemis works of Swift. I lr. Johnson, Leigh
I hint mad Henry L i dding: Books from the Encyclope
dia Metropolitans. 5 vols.; Mechanical Hand Books, vie..
CaLilogues are now rea , tyr,..and the books will be open
for examination on the jAy Of sale.
P. M. DAVIS, Auction,r.
CLINTON ROUSE,
l.)) 10.)70pr.v, IFTenusylvania,
JOHN BIERER, Proprietor.
Tlll6 COMMODIOUS AND POPULAR
110TEL,after being refitted and furnished through
out, with elegant furniture. is now ready fur the recep
tion er tzu.-4 , . The Railroad from Counellsville to
Uniontown viii be tini(leitl early in July, thus affording
it cheap and pleit,tut moth. of traveling to Ito l'SutlB (visit
ing to wraps the Matt and smoke of l'ittsburgli dialog
the healed term. This flutist, 1 , !limited (yultin a few
moments drive of the etleUratetl Layette Springs, and
the toropri• tor t. determined to spare neither trouble Of
toOom• 111 rcgde flog tliot , C who him comfortable.
harges mode-rule. my Mt(
M'GIN LEV'S ICE CREAM SALOON
AND CONFECTIONERY,
No. 27 1-2 Fifth St., opposite the Exchange Bank.
MM'GINLEY, AT HIS SPACIOUS
t . and elegantly arranged rooms, located AS above
is prepared u, furnish all the Luxuries of the Season in
his line. Delicious
=EMI
Ice Cream, Fruits, Fresh Pies, Cakes of
all kinds,
And ever• description of Confeetionery; all or the best
material will he ,ervod do order, day and evening.
Car Ordera for panics promptly tilled. Call and II lag
for yourself. (inyti) M.
MARBLE ! MARBLE !
JOIIN 111 I CARGO
FLAB 1 lICAUTIFUL Irlasznta OF
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES
Enclosures, Posts, ofte., &c.,
Tho public aro respectfully invited to examine
our stock. Priem' low, and work warranted.
jylikyis NO. an LIBERTY STREET.
MICHAEL HI?.
O'AA, JR.,
(Suceessor to M. O'Hara.)
WDOLYSALI I , CALErI IN
FOREIGN WINES, BRANDIES AND MUMS;
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RECTIFYING DISTILLER,
1:1 Fifth xtrect, between Wylle and AM .:3 ativeta,
Id door above Wylie streo, loep4 constantly on hand a
'vrgo stock of Ohl Monongahela Rye and I louble Recd.
tied Whisky, laanesiki \Vines, liritudies, rind all articles
1 1- 41 401 , kept in lho httsinesa. jet
KNOX'S ICE CREAM ROOMS,
No. 27 Fourth Street, near Ferry.
gin E SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
annennees t,, the natrons of this well.known eshtb
lislitnent that ho is stilt prepared to furnish_
PARTIES AND WEDDINGS,
In very best style, with
ICES, JELLIES, FANCY CAKFB AND PYRAMIDS.
43` Gentlemen and Lailica scvveil with Monk includ
ing every dolie4y of the season, lu style equal to any
Iltst alasa liotel;nt all hours day and
•
r e R PIWAI AWAHLIED BY THE
4- STAT.O FAIR TO
GRAFF & CO.
FOR THE BEST
E; T r 0 NT M IS
For the best Range for families, and best Wood Cook.
Stove. Diploma for best Laundry Stove. Also on hand,
a large assortment of Heating Stoves, Plain and Fancy
Grate Fronts, Fenders, Sad and Dog Irons, Sugar Net
tles, Tea Kettles, Wagon Boxes, liolVow-Ware, &c.
GRAFF & CO., N 0.244 Liberty street,
_fog At the head of Wood street.
STAR BAKERY AND ICE CREAM SALOON.
P. SCHELDECKER
WOULD 11,ESPECTVULL'r INk'ORM
hts oiencl.4 and tie v4bllc generally, that he is
note' prepared, at his Saloon,
Di et, '4g AllllO ND ALLEY,
t,o, serve ttp pine Ice Cream, of the very best quality, at
ail Lours of the day or evening. The largest assortment
of cakes and confoetionary ahvays on hand. Parties
can ho served on the most satisfactory terms. Leave
your orders. P. SCHELDECKER,
ap..S) N 0.22 Diamond Alloy.
nett IMO beautiful styles;
z IRON WOR
IRON AND NAILS,
JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON,
Lauth's Patent Shafting, Piston Rods, Plates,tie.
wAssnousEs,
9S Water Street, and 132 k First Street,
PITTSBURGH,
And corner of Franklin and South Water Sta, Chicago
rnrl7:ly.
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Office of Staler of Weightiv and
Measures.
THE OFFICE OF THE UNDERSIGNED,
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND IRF.ASUR.ai,
May be found he,ricoforth in Cherry alley, between Third
and Fourth streets, where orders may be lett.
MASH' CHARLES BARNETT.
BEANS -50 Barrels, small white, for sale
by [je22 . l HENRY H. COLLD:9
'BROOMS. -100 dozen Corn Brooms for
Stoves.
auction gaits.
DAVIS. Auctioneer
JONES & LAVTUI
74,1 1 1 . , .;CAettiFers oi
e5 - ~~`~`a. = '
Deming fflathines.
5124'0.3E111' p
SEWING MACHINES.
IN POINT OP
BEAUTY,
DURABILITY,
PERFECTION OF IVORK,
AND CAPACITY TO
PERFORM EVERY
VARIETY OF SEWING,
NO OTHER MACHINE CAN COM-
PARE WITH SINGER'S
New and Improved Machines,
AT GREATLY. REDUCED PRICF.9, AT
B. STRAW'S 32 Market street
SEWING MACHINES.—
TINE $2O AND $4O.
DOUBLE LOCK STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
ARE NOW ON EXHIBITION AT THE
HOSIERY STORE OF
MR_ DA 'Y,
No. 20 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
These Machines are admitted to he the best in market
for family use, making an elastic double thread stitch,
which will not rip, even if every fourth stitch be cut.
It is the only low priced double thread Machine in
market: Orders will be received and promptly filled by
M. DALY, Agent, No. B Fifth street, on the corner of
Market*, Pittsburgh, Pa.
/Ur 1111—M. DALY, on the corner of Fifth
street tut farket alley, is the only one of the name in
business on this street
PATENT
SEWING
MACHINES
Have gained the confidence
of all who use t h em. and have
proved one of the most valu
able inventions of the age.
They use a Shuttle, making
_ides of the cloth alike, which
not bo unravelled or pulled out.
They are all made with the highest mechanical skill,
and all warranted to work well' on all kinds of goods,
from the Lightest Fabric to Heavy Leather. lu particu
lar, we would call the attention of all to our new - Family
Sewing Machine. It 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 get out
of order, or derange its operations; indeed it is on sill,
pie as to astonish one, that. so small a picee of mechan
ism will sew.
Below, we give a description of the dillerent styles of
the Weed Patent. .
No. 1. 1m a very convenient style, which can be
worked by band or foot, ihi or off As own table. For
convenience of shipping, and also for large manufaebs
rtes, where it Is neceseary to place a number of Machines
into a long bench, making one tabie - liinswer for them
all. Price, fa°.
No. 2. With Walnut or Mahogany Table, either milt
it without Box Top, which locks down. Price, slt
oil $llO.
No. 3. Ramo sire es No. Z. but runs with a belt, an.
at a much higher rate of speed. This kind is well
adapted to manufacturing Clothing or Leather work.
This is really the cheapest Machine in the market, a.
there is no work done on a Sewing Machine that it will
not do It is confidently asserted that this Machine
No. 4. This mi.:lune has a long arm, to aegoinmo
date large work. It runs at a high rate of speed. runs
easily, and is, without doubt, the best Machine for Tail
or's use, ever offered to the public. It is also peculiarly
fitted for plantation werh,
as it is very simple yet sub
stantial and durable, with but little liability to get out of
order. Price. $l2O.
No. .5. This is a new and cheaper style. and a gen
eral tic...rite for Family, Light Leather, and a great
vailety of work. It has beets gotten up with reference
to furnishing a strong and durable, yet light and tasty
Machine, at a less price than either of the above. ft
runs very easy, rapidly, and is pronouneed the best
machine now in market, for SW.
No. G. This is a Machine got up on an entirely new
principle. different front an} thing ever before offer.'
to the public, and we confidently igssert that for family
11,,e It has not an elmal. It is very light and tasty, runs
very rapidly: ts :doing noikadess tin operation, and
uses a straight needle. It is so art-Angell as to be
utterly impossible, to miss stitches. It has a tension on
both sides, and carries a large supply of thread on the
under spool. The motions are gained by two small
cranks that run without perceptible noise. The two
threads are worked An such a manner as never to both
pull at the same time. and consequently little liable to
break. The seam is very elaotie, and tho thread does
not break in washing. It u ill do coarse work bettor
than any machine now in market, no it uses silk, (ation
or linen with °TIM faeility. Pries. Sla'
Descriptive elreillar, furnished grit:,
OFFICE 4:7 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
_ .
WIIIPNEIid tileVilif, Proprietors.
/fir Agents wanted. to -27:2nulkw
The Grover & Baker
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
Pittsburgh Agency, No. 107 Market St.
wring grratly increased their facilities for manufachir
then. CELCIIIIATVZ, FAIIILT Meat N.", with all the recent
itircromenta have reduced their prices, awl utter for
du a
NEW STYLE MACHINE.
Price, $5O--Hernmer, S 5 Extra
It is no longer questioned that these Machines are th
Lest in use for family sewing. They
FULI., GATHER AND STITCH
In the most superior manner,and are the only machines
in the market that are so well and simply . mule, that
they may be sent into families with nn other instructions
than are contained in a cirular which accompanies each
machine, and front which
A CHILD OF TEN YEARS
- -
May readily learn how to uyo, and keep them in order
They make npwardy c.;
FIFTEEN MIN LiltED STITCHES A MINUTE,
And tyill do the sewing of a family eheaper than a yearn
can do it, even if she'worlis at the rate of
ONE CENT AN HOUR.
Is there a huhhand, father, or brother in the United
Suites, who will permit the drudgery of hand sewing in
his family, when a Grover & Baker Machine will do it
totter, more expeditiously, and cheaper than can possi
bly be done by hand.
45e. Send fet t arcular.
The first place in public estimation is new justly ac
corded to the Grover & ker Machine, for family sew
ing, for the following tea-sons:-Ist. It is more simple
and easily kept in order than any other Machine. 2d.
It makes aseam which will not rip or ravel, though every
third stitch is cut. 3d. It sews from two ordinary spools,
and thus all trouble of winding thread is avoided, while
the same machine can be adapted at pleasure, by a mere
change of spools, to all varieties of work. 4th. The name
machine runs sink, linen thread, common spool cotton,
with equal facility. sth. The seam is as elastic as the
most elastic fabric, so that it is free from all liability to
break in washing, wooing, otherwiK, f4h. The stitch
made by this machine is morebeautiful than any other,
made eitkr by hand or machine.
O'iNlONs 01" rift: PRIM3I:
The best patent now In use.--(Easton Whig.
Stands high in the estimation of all—i Erie Constit nti on.
It is all that it is recommended—llama Democrat.
It has no superior—[Ashtabula Telegraph.
A household necessity—{Batavia Herald.
Grover ai Baker's iSuonvalled—(Rockport Advertiser.
Meets the wants of the housewife—(Auburn Cli. Advo.
A necessity in the family—{Southern Inventor.
The cheapest and best in use—(Baldwinsville Gazette.
They are too best in use—{Wateribril Sentinel.
The best manufactured—Wittaton Journal.
Worthy of public paironage—Persey Shore Repoli.
Grover it Baker have the best improvements Hunt
journal.
Not liable to get out of order—[Westchester Jeff.
'fhe most convenient in use—[Chicago News Letter.
Possesses more advantages than any other—int...h.
Gazette.
All articles are made with it with ease---(lltisard'sGar-
Lightens the labor of thoSe at home—tPloughmari.
A child of ten years old may use it—{F ruiner and Via
Will do most beautiful sewing-- L Allentown Dem.
Sews silk, linen, or cotton thread--{Pitts. Advocate.
Is more simple than any other—Wieveland Reporter.
Merits a place in every famtly—[Abingdon Democrat.
Sews a yard a minute—(Cleveland Leisler.
The best in use for families—[Biblical Recorder.
It makes a floe, strong room--f Laporte Union.
NATHAN it HITING, Agent,
den
No. 107 Market street.
Oakland property for Sale.
HAT PORTION OF OAKLAND known
as "New Linden Grove," lying Within two and a
hn f miles of the city, has been sulahvided into lota of
convenient size, ranging in from one to ten acres
each. Soine of them are level, others beautiful and
symmetrical knolls,eoveied with torest trees and others
gently .
. rolling, susceptible of being improved in the
most picturesque tggdnea
These lots are suk - onntled hy an excellent neighbor.
hood, with the advantage of a Urst-class private school,
taught by' I4r. and Mrs. B. M. Kerr, with public 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 desirable.
For beauty of scenery, facility of access, purity of air,
and convenience to the city, they are unsurpassed as
,:ites for country residences.
In order to accommodate those who may wish to im
prove, they are ()tiered at the following very easy terms:
One-tenth in hand and the residue in nine equal an
nual payments,
taltVlm w. 0. LESLIE, 91 Diamond street.
1859. Second Arrival 1859.
OF
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
AT THE
FOURTH STREET CARPET STORE,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
WD. & 11. MeCALLUM RESPECT
. FULLY announce that they are receiving a
second supply of CARPETING, selected directly from
the Importers and Manufacturers, h °be p_f the firm,
now in the East, to which they invite theattention of
purchasers. Also, a new style of CANTOI , OALVITISH.
for Summer Parlors. The latest make of CARPET
SWEEPERS, etc., etc, Which shall be offered at the
lowest rates. [ja9] \V. D. & H. 111cCALLUIL
D. C. KNEELAND
KEEPS CORSTANTLY ON HAND
SQUARE AND OVAL BON 14 .tsi BOXES;
Also, makes to order PLAIN AND FAN CY "PAPER
BOXES, 'srdikble for Shoes, Dry Goods, dc:, at Enitern
ppees.Cormr alley Wood street, ',third
.
1$ • teely
To Hotel He, pars, Restaurants, Drug
gists, Grocers, and the Public.
. BRUNTON'S BITTERS
Havo, from their excellent qualities, been reConi.
mended by.the Mo9l' EMINENT PITY
SICIANS ea n most valuable and
never-failing remedy for
DIARMICEA,
HEABTBIJRN,
DYSPEPSIA,
DEBILITY,
BILLIOUSNESS, JAUNDICE,
LIVER COMPLAINTS, BLOOD DIREAS
Am, &c, R a
Aro Can a aura and certain preventative against
Fever and Ague, Cholera,
,Summer Com.
pinlady Ace.,
and Is the most valuable and efficacious, TONIC AND
APPETITE -CREATING COMPOUND ever offered to
the public. ,
By the use of these BITTERS all DISEASES OF THE
111.00 D will be thoroughly eradicateS. and all those who
are suffering from early excess and PROSTRATION OF
THE PHYSICAL ENERGIES will be restored to a RO
BUST and VIGOROUS STATE OF HEALTH- '
The Dicarry E 0 RC; ANS will be stimulated and PER
MANENTLY STRENGTHENED, APPETITE be
created, and the DEBILIBATED SUBdECT RESTORED
TO NEW LIFE.
This remedy has a very agreeable taste, and will be
taken readily by children as well as by adults..
All persons euffering from any of the above'Com
plaints are invited to try DR. BRUNONS BETTERS.
Dose.—For an adult, a small wine-glassful three times
a day; for a child a small teaspoonful twice a day.
Sole Agent for the 'United States.
N 0.742 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Sold'at 60 cents per bottle, i 5 per doxen,s2,6o per gallon;
extra Bitters for Bar-rooms, by the gallon or barrel, at
the low price of $1,25 per gallon; fine Stoughton Bitters,
$1.25 per gallon. For sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
Wholesale and Retail, at
jafelydkw
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
UNRIVALLED IN MARKET,
Home and Foreign Demand.
IF YOUR HAIR IS GRAY,
IF YOUR HAIR IS THIN,
OR IF YOU ARE BALI),
IT WILL RESTORE IT,
WEED'S
TO PRFI;ERVE THE COLOR,
TO PREVENT ITS FALLING,
To MAKE THE HAIR GLGSSV,
USE WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE
Sold by Dr. GEO. 11. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood street,
lel B. 1.. ' , MINE-STOCK. .t Co., No. CO, corner Wood
nd Fourth streets, luta by all good Druggists generally.
jet:nu-lle
B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 60, Corner Wood and Fourth Streets
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CIIEMICALS,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS,
Glassware of all Descriptions,
PATENT MEDICINES,
Of reliable brands, at lowest market rates;'and every
thing appertaining to the Drug l3nstness. We guaran
tee to sell as low no ran be bought iu thid or other mar
kets, and warrant everything to give satisfaction.
We at, the sole proprietors:Mit only manufacturers of
B. L. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE,
Tonic, Cathartic and Anti-Dyspeptic
OF WILSON'S PILLS, W. IL 'McClelland, Esq, formal
erly Matiehes:er, Allegheny county, Pa., now of Mem
phis, Tenn., says: I have been afflieled with Sick-Head .
ache, say Duce. 111 o months, so much so that I have
been obliged to leave my business and goto bed. I Lied
a groat many remedies:but never succeeded in getting
one that would give relief until I tried Wilson's Pills. .I '
believe they a ill i•llre oils (AST of ,ick-hemlache in from oho
to tiro hey's, a, they invariably do in my case."
Mr..l. M. Bake, of Weimer, Wcsrmoreland county;
Pa., state,, -Having been subject for the last five years
at :Jimt interval, to severe Ileolarhe, accompanied with
tors Of appetite, severe cough and and general debility.
totally untittiug me Cro business, I procured a ti* . . of
Dr. R. A. Wilson's Tonic, C dhartic and .-inti-Dyspkitie
Pills, and after taking them according, to direehrits, I
was perfectly restored to my former good health, iad I
can heartily recommend them to all sunilarlyaffheted."
For sale by respectable Druggists and Patent Medicine
Peakm.vet7lol,, pulE...dmv
HERB DISPENSARY .
OtTleo 3lrtin Street. (2d door tip Stairs,)Bufralo;ll.
T •
HE CELEBRATED DR. JOHNSON,
Botani3 PhyAirian, treats successfully the follow
ing diseases:
CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA.
ASTIIII A, NERVOUS DEBILITY,
BRONC❑ITIS, lIEADACIIF, cured in 10m
LUNG•CHEST DISEASES,SCItoFIII.A.
DISEASES or sun. II EART, SALT RHEUM, -
KIDNEY AFFECT!: }NS, RHEUMATISM, -
LIVER COMPLAINTS. FEVER AND AGUE,
FEMALE NV KA Kt , : I'IMPLES,
DISEASES' OF THE EAR AND EYE, ac., Sc.
All who oro suffering from the abttre named diseases,
or any other conmhintod complaint of years standing,
are informed tha, they can have forwarded by mint or
express for the.smak sum of $1 00 a nest package of
Medicines, with all necessary directions and medical
advice. Patients shoat apply without delay', as they
can obtain instant relief from the Poeter'il remedies.
Dr. Johnson's Medicine consists of extracts from the
choicest Medicinal foreign and native Roots and Herbs,
manufactured under lnimin supervision, at his Die
sensary. and therefore avoiding the use of Mercury and
other mineral poisons, that were never designed for
the system, to which many thousands hare fallen vic
tims andgone to early graves. •
LOTION FOR THR COMPLILTION.—Dr..Tohoson's
remarkable LOTION for beautifying and improving the,
Complexion, centering, almost instantaneously, - Tan,
Freckles. Pimples, &d., trill be sent to any part of the
country for $l. 00 and one postage stamp,
N. B. Female pills 11 per box Address
DR. JOHNSON, Drawer 404.•
Office 91 Main St.. Buffalo, N: T.
jell:lprltw
SUFFER. NOT.—DRS. GOLDSMITH &
CO., No. 42. Sixth strnet. Pittsburgh, Ponn'a, still
continues to he consulted en all diseases of a PRIVATE
or DELICATE NATURE. From a long course of study
and practical experience of unlimited extent, Drs. G. A
Co. have the gratification of presenting the unfortunate
with remedies that have never failed to cure the most
alarming ease of Gonorrhea and Syphilis. Beneath his
trcatment.till the horrors of Venereal and Impure Bleed,
Scrofula. Ulcers, P u n and Distress, or Inflammation of
the Bladder and Kidneys, Abscesses,numors, Frightful
Swellings, and the long train of horrible symptoms at
tending this class of diseases, are made to become an
harmless as the simnlest filings of a child.
SEMINAL IVEANNE—Drs. u. A - Co. devotes much
of their attention to the treatment of those cases caused
by a secret and solitary habit. Willett ruins the body and
triind,unfltting the unfortunate individual for either busi
ness or society. Some of the sad and melancholy effects
produced by these early habits of youth are, Weakness
of the back and linibs, Palpitation of the Reart,Dyspep
sia, Nervousness, derangement of the Digestive func
tions, symptoms of Consumption. etc., etc. The fearful
effects on the mind arc much to be dreaded, viz: Loss
of rnetnoty. confusion of ideas, depression of SpititS,
evil forebodings,aversion to society, selfslistrust, timidi
ty, etc., arc among the evils produced. Such persons,
before contein plating marriage, shotlld consult a physi
cian of skill and experience, and be at once restored to
health and happiness. Arlie and Fever cured, and war
ranted. All letters containing a fee, addressed to Drs.
GULIIS\i IT7I & CO.. Pittsburgh, Penn's, will meet with
prompt atteillion,and medicines forwarded,seenre from
observation, and a cure guaranteed. The strictest se
cresy observed in all eases.
to Don't forget the place, No. 42 Sixth street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. aplfelydsw
The Perfection of Dental Art.
LETLFICIAL Tttali WITH PLATES OF FORCE-
D
R. STEBBINS having opened an
office at 191 Penn street, is prepared to Manufac
ture and insert teeth of the above description. '
Irt introducing these new and improved styles of Den
tal Work tot he citizens of Pittsburgh. Dr.S feels assured
that they will meet the same favorable reception which
has heel, accorded to them in New York and other locali
ties where they hove teen tested; and he furthermore
believes that they are destined to supercede, as they
certainly excel cli other styles in LIGHTNESS, DMA- .
BILITY, BEAUTY and PURITY, and in every quality
which renders Artificial Teeth desirable, and are at the
same time much less expaasyve„
Specimens of this work may be seen at his office, No.
191 PENN STREET, NEAR RT. CLAIR. apalf
611N1TURE FOR CASIL-A. full m
i . ' liortment of Pittsburgh manufactured FURII.
TUBE, embracing
BUREAUX,
• WARD ROBES,
And every article needed in a well furnished dwelling .
as well as a splendid nosortment of
OFFICE FII'ItNITURE, •
Constantly on hand and made to order. As the only
terms on which business is done at this establishment is
for CASH, prices are made accordingly. Persons 111 want
bf anything In the above line, would ho advantaged by
calling at FACKINER & 112WLVS,
- • No. 103 Smithfield street, below Fifth.
J. D. FAmitsa,
.Snore
Xkdkal.
742 BROADWAY, N. Y
PROF. WOODS'
WITH IMMENSE
IF YOU HAVE DANDRUFF,
IF YOU' HAVE SCALD HE:O,
IF YOU HAVE NERVOUS HEADACHE,
IT WILL CURE THEM.
SoLD BYO. J. WOOD & CO., •
114 MARKET STREET, ST LOUIS, MO.,
PATENT MEDICINE DEALERS, AND
DRUGGISTS, IN CITY AND COUNTRY.
SPRING TRADE, 1859
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.,
Ti'IIITE LE.ID
DR. R. A. WILSON'S
PILLS.
lls and Vtrmlfuge
DH. JOHNSON'S
MMIrIMIUMI
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