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;A" GAMBLER'S > STORY.
It is now nearly four years since business of
importance compelled mo to make a long and
dangerous journey through the wilds of New
Mexico.
I chanced to have for a traveling companion
a noted California gambler; by the name of
Tom Hickman, and as the Apache tribe of In
diana were just at that time unusually hostile,
the company of this braver man was quits agree
able tome.
Mounted on our hardy little Mexican po
nies, with our trusty rifles resting easily across
our saddles, we started and moved slowly. on
ward, apparently indifferent of the surrounding
peril.
The monotony of being a silent sentinel is at
all times irksome, but nevermoreso then when
traveling in an Indian country; I reminded
Hickman of this fact, and proposed to him that
ho would narrate to me a brief sketch of his
life, "for," said I, "it mutt be checkered with
many strange adventures:"
He replied, "Indeed you are right as to its
having been strange, for so it often appears to
me,when I recall any portion of it ; but listen
while I tell it to you :
" I was burn ea the right bank of the Mis
souri river, several hundred miles above its
mouth. My father owned a small farm and a
few slaves. There was a largo family of us,
and .we all had to work hard to obtain .the .
means of subsistence.' Schools were scarce in
our parts, and the only lesson I studied after
working hours was the art of playing,cards.
"Seated on logs, I have spent night after
night in gambling with our- fiegroes. The
stakes usually played for in these games con
sisted of such minor articles as pocket knives,
buttons, ; but oftimes it happened that oven
these worldly goods were scarce among us; and
then IVO played to kill time, as the saying is.
"The flatboats on the river would frequent
ly tie up at our wood yard, and the first sum
of money 1 ever won was obtained from a boat
man on one of them.
" Thus years flew by, until at last I one day
found myself possessed of money sufficient to
buy of a neighbor a valuable horse and equip
ments.
"Myfather despatched me, shortly after this
event, to a town located over fifty miles from
'-` 1 our loo•house. It was the first time in my 'life
I had been so far from home, or had seen a
, r ".;; settlement. With a merry heart I made the
journey to the place, but with a sad mie I re
f turned. It was the old story of the green
country boy being duped by the village sharp
ers.
" Not satisfied with seeing the sights, I made
new acquaintances, and finally I fell into the
hands of a professional black-leg, who easily
won my horse and saddle.
" Bankrupt both in pocket and in spirits, I
traveled home on foot. This adventure made
me resolve never to touch another card, and
for live years I kept my promise?
"The Mexican war broke out,lind I enlisted
in a company of volunteers, and was actively
engaged during the war. Fighting and gam
ing, you know, go hand and hand,trierefore my
old h. bits returned to me.
" When peace was declared, and our com•
pane disbanded, I visited my friends in Mis
souri, and then, in company with some emi
grants, I started overland to California.
"The skill I here exhibited as a dealer of
the Mexican game of monte, caused my ser
vices to be engaged at the then famous El Do
rado House, of San Francisco. Money, or
rather gold dust, was plenty, and as gambling
was fashionable, I never lacked for-custom-
ers..
"I had thus been employed about six
months, when ono night I was drawn into an
encounter with a desperado, and, in self-de
fense, I was obliged to inflict on him a severe
wound with my bowie knife. This fellow was
a member of a. party of put-throats who lived
about the gambling establishments of the
city, of whom the gamblers are in great
dread.
" It now became necessary for are to make
my escape to ft distant part of the country. I
advised with my friends,and they counseled me
to go to the mines.
"The knowledge I had gained of the world
by at first being a woodman, then a soldier, and
finally the boon companion of different indi
viduals, who styled themselves gentlemen,
made me accomplished in almost any character
I chose to undertake.
"To win the confidence of the miners of the
locality 'to Which I was 'mond, T first had to
change my flash clothing for those of a person
in an humbler sphere of life. Fortunately I fell
in with - a Mormon, who was kind enough to
make the desired exchange. On my hack his
garments acted just like nettles, and during
the time that I wore them, I was never at
ease, but continually hankered after more ras
cality.
"Before quitting my old haunts in the city I
had taken the precaution to inform myself of
the most likely plan to make a raise of some
money. A friend gave me directions by which
1 could find the cabin of a man who was well
known to . the surrounding country, from the
fabulous amount of gold dust he was supposed
be possessed of. Several gamblers had pre
viously endeavored to fleece this man, but he
had proved too wide awake for them. Noth
ing daunted by this state of affairs, I commenced
my journey, and after several days of fatiguing
r travel on foot (for which the luxuries of city
life had entirely unfitted me,) I hove in sight
of the home of my intended victim.
The external appearance of this house did
not speak much in favor of the wealth of its
owner, nor was indeed the country around
very inviting, but I cheered myself with
thoughts that these were things of minor
peqtance to me. My business was with the
truisiii-e which Was IN•ded . up there. The snni I
pace lyliich I was traveling brought me in
due time to the door or 1114 . haMlet, :and as it
i J was all closed up, I gave a loud rap. . A gruff
voice from within answered, 'come in.'
"I lifted the latch and pushed tile ricketty
.
qopr buck 0. ) , ' to allow leto enter, ling
:T1 in 'doing sO, Tsmind neY:filt time to face with
.1 the man I was looping for. I knew him at
A .
- once from the description my friend had given
rim of him.
" Taking off my hat, I made an awkward
bow and thus introduced myself: have just
arrived in these diggins', and have been di
reeled to your house as the most likely one to
obtain a night's lodging. They tell me your
f name is Mr. Decoy, and that you are the right
sort of a man, but that is neither here or there,
for I'm nearly done, out and wish to camp
• • • •
Stranger,' demanded - .Pacey, "where do
you hail from, and what is your business
"I replied, I came to dig-gold, but I . need
little rest, for I have made 4 long tramp of it.
Yousee, two months ago I left Salt Lake, cfliere
the Mormons cleaned me out. It i 0 a long
story, but to be honest, I'm an emigrant from
the State of Missouri. have no money, but ;
if lean pay you for a few days' board by any
light work, why all you have to do is to say the
the word.' . •
• (uouctusioN To-monao7.]
Whitten , .s Golden Salve
. • .
Is A STF.P BY WAY ok ritottitEss in the Healing
Art. It is adapted for Sores, !Willem Wounds, and
every kind of external inflammatory difficulty, of what:
os'or name or nature, on lean'Sr beast. Made only by
13. T. Ut.l.ll:ll'.e.lN, Lbw°ll, Muss. 25 cents per boy. only
usual disCoudis to the trade. ',Sold hydroggists. “Anoint
thyself arid be healed."
fer idotonerr Sizim—A Gaut IlrAtrso Rxxvor.—lt,
with much pleasure we announce the idvent" of this
n
flew article in our city, Which' hIIP rflet slint) sigmd
success lo Lowell, where it is made, that the viy, ,, rt ,
have teemedwith cases of frilly marvelous cures.
They chronicle one where the life of a lady tims recCatly
saved—a ease of broken breast; another Where the lire:
of a child was Saved—n ease of 0101• another of A
lady whose face was much 'disfigured by acrolitlons
humor, which was brought to a healthy action in a few
th isi s, also, another of an old man, who had a aoro on
his foot for twenty years—cured in a few weeks. Our
citizens will not he slow in getting at Its merits, and will
herald it over the lamb—Boston Herald. (m)-27ffsmfl3tw
llEr' 5000 AGENTS WANTED.—TO sell three
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new and unequalled inventions-:wanted by every family.
My agents have cleared oveer-'5,000 selling one of them.
Articles- are . Imht, cheap, easy to carry andsery mu m ,
Several Diplomas, Silver Medal from Atherican tame
tute, N. Y, and 4 patents have been granted rne for
them.. One patent in England and ono in France. Put
in 4 stamps and I will send you , gratis, 80 pages particu
lars of the-bestagency in the country. -
• my - 27:famal3tw,T EPERAIM BROWN, Lowell, Mass
reli"'" AGENTS WANTED IN THIS STATE to
pa as:4141111114 Gaup!' q4.7r.. rfoqty. et . , p lT 4o,
t;oad 'pay. 1 ,- 01 . 19 - ripS, Stal4p,
2 7 1 3" 27 14 0 ri5tW vlitlTE. ,l `l,P )l Tel!, aPSS,
TIIE NEW PARE!
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DENM"s GROVE,. recently, fitted up as
`IRON Cl= PARS,
Is now open for the secommocation ot Pleas-
- uro Parties, &c. '
ICE CREAM AND REFRESHMENTS.
Xi-A.144d of Music alwaya iu att.endanco,... - A.g004
covered platform for dancing.
jo3:frnaw-if HOEVELER & MILLER.
B it OWN 'S ESSENCE OF JAMA ICA I_II GINGER—An excellentramily medicine, for 'sale
wholesalwand retail, by JOS. FLEMING,
j € ,3o . corner Market et and Diamond.
AKER'S PURE MEDICINAL COD'
LIVER OIL—A large supplyinst receivecl,' by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
corner Diamond and Market street.
Amusematts._
.APOLLO
.17.1,1EA'flt.E.- , -(taTz:NATioNAL.)
, 7,lcrAll, ,
u. S. PORTi.ii. , t . WI4:f;AND TALSALLS
Stage MCFARLAND.
tßader OVOreil . CStilt Zrerin.tax.
BENEFIT OF TIT E 'TALENTED Aii'ACCOMPLISH
ED MLLE LOUISE WELLS.
THIS EVENING, July Ist, will be performed, the
beautiful drama, entitled the
FRENCH SPY, OR THE FALL OF ALGIERS.
Victoirc do Itferic,l
Henri St. Alme, bliss Louise Welly
Arab Boy,
To coticludo with the grand romantic drama, entitled
HIT CARSON, on me II UNPER OF THE PRAIRIE.
Ell enVernon,disgulsed as Edwurd,a hunter... Miss Wells.
Hoorti open at I o'clock-cu twin to rise at 8, precisely.
Palms—Dress Circle and Parquotto, 60 cents; Second
Circle, 21 cents Prmato Boxes, Wand $6.
ANTONIO Sr, WIELDER'S
GREAT WORLD CIRCUS
?THE MOST COMPLETE ESTABLISH
MENT At the season, will exhibit at rittiburgli, ou
the TRIMBLE LOT, on
• Friday, SaturdaY and Monday,
..1 - 11y lit, 21 and 4th.
THREE DAYS
On FRIDAY, July Ist, at 7 o'clock, P. M., only.
On SATURDAY, July 2d, at 2 and 7 o'clock, P. M.
On MON DAY, July 4th, THREE PERFORM A NCEI9,c om
mencing at 1014 A. Id., 2. 1 ,4 and 7%; o'clock, P. M.
' This establishment combines the rarest novelties and
most remarkable talent, as followat
The world-renowned DI AVOLO FAMILY, MIMI
AMO, LORENZO, AUGI7t4TUS AND A bI'HoNSO
' • ANTONIO.
•
wILLIAai ARMSTRONG, the world-renowned Bare
, . Back Rider.• •
TOM OSBORN, the Greatest Two. Four and Six Horse
Rider in Ameriart.
JOHNNY DEV ENPORT, the Great. Kentucky Clown.
MASTER,HENRIE, the Youthful Equestrian and Gym
nastic Writ.
MR. J. SHOWLES, in his Glotai - Aet on Hor9o Back and
Trick Clowning.
The Motley Brothers, THE FOUR•ANTONIO HROTIL
Ells: the MAGASE BALLET TROUPE; together
with MAO. SHOWLES, MLLE ELIZABETH, MISS
ESTELDE, MRB.J. L. DEVESPORT.
An unequalled troupe of
•
EQUESTRIANS, ACROBATS, GYMNASTS,
CLOWNS, PANTOMIMIST, CORPS DE BALLET,
PREMIERE EQUESTRIANS,
PERFORMING AND RING .TIORSES,
And an ensemble never before concentrated in any
traveling exhibition, producing at every representation
a brißutut melange of entertainments ovally rapid, ex
citing and rechavhe ; including the Beautliul Trick Horse,
AMERICAN EAGLE, the best educated steed iu Ameri
ca, exhibited by MAD. .1. SHU W LES,aid tho thrilling and
dazzling performance of MR. J. SHOW LES S the FIRE
KING, an act which bcggiirs deseript ion, which is equally
DARING, GRAND AND TERRIFIC,
and will la‘ exhibited EVERY NIGHT.
Al 51 ISSlON—(loxes 20 catty; Pit sent..: Children
to Boxes 25 Otqlt!,
JOHN. W. MCCARTHY,
BILL POSTER,
Will attond to thr Liatrihnling and Posting of
BILLS, CIRCULARS, CARDS & PROGRAMMES
Amusements, Railroads, Steamboats,
Ships, Hotels, Sales, Etc.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
tM,_ Orders sent to the office or the Pittsburgh Morn
ing Post, or Iktily Chuctfe, will receive prompt attention
THE WAR IN Mini WE!
CONDITION OF CONSOLS
TIM' REPORTED COLLISIONS BETWEEN THE
AUSTRIANS AND SARDINIANS
ARRIVALS OF TOE STEAMERS.
NEWS AND CORRESPONDENCE FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE NVORLI%
NEW YORK DAILY nEnALD,
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
NEW YORK DAILY TIMES,
Delivered ovary morning !odors daylight to subseiibers
Leave your address at HUNT & MINER'S, Malloni,
JOHN W. PITTOCK,
my O Soh• Agent.
R OOT, RUST & CLARK,
LLANDTACITRIDIS AND 11 GUSP.S IY
SPERM, RAPE, ELEPHANT, WHALE, LARD AND
1511! , :FALS' UIT
Abo,Strnits, Bank, Shore, Tr1111101,..121,1 Neat , foot ODA,.
Sperm, Patent and Adamantine Candles.
51 FERRY SIRE:Err...NEW YORK
A. A, CARRIER & RROTIEER, AGENTS,
No. 63 Fourth Stivet.
00113I()NIV EA LT II I Ntilili.AANCE
V.) PI 1M PANY. at Ilarrislitirg. Pa. Chartered capital,
S3MY-X.M. Ilan. SIMON CAMERON, President; S. S.
Se,reiary. 131RA1111 FIRE AND MARINE IN
RUR.ANCE COMPANY. Philadelphia.
78:0.73. Hon. JOEL JONES. President; J. 13. Alrnril,
Secretary. QUAKER CITY INSURANCE CinSIPANY,
Philadelphia. Assets, $g2'1„",.•1.L”. C 'Eli E H.HART.
President; H. IL Coggstuill, Secretary.
y
ARRIVED—
ANOTHER, OF THOSE
MINIATVVRb7 IIANOS,
Which have steno' such general admiration, and frond
such rapid sale, has just been received by the sul,cri
hers. They are the most dei•irablo Imstruments (or
small parlors, steamboats, etc., ever constrneted. For
sale by
11. KLESER & BRO.,
Sole Agents fsr tho above and Steinway's Pianos,
myl4 No. El Fifth street.
JOHN N. CRAWFORD,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
O, OAVENPoRT, 10W,A.
Especial attention given to collecting and nearing
claims of every
ltv/Ex vo-,leritrniith Inudevy, Sr,
R. iert.sk. - 4..tuiti: Attorneys. Nita
JOHN TuunrsoN & co.,
Houso, Sign and Ornamental
PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS ,
No. 13t1 Third Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
FURNITURE, FOR CASIL—A full 4.4
ortment of Pittsburgh maindietured FURNI
TURF., embracing
' BUREAUX,
4° PF' CAW>
- WARD ROBFA
And every article needed in 4 well furnixherl dwelling .
as well as a splendid aasurtment of
OFFInE PUP,NITURE,
Constantly on Land and made to order. As the only
terins on which business is done at this establishment is
for CASII, prices:ire mad enceordi ngly. Pyrsons.ill t
of anything in the above line, worild lin advantaged
calling at FACKINFIt
No.10:1 Smithfield street, below Fitch.
J. D. PAeXINER,
• 3011:1 M. I ILICCI.
Milllitery Goods
T o . Tii LADIES.—
SUMMER. BONNETS,
•
In Straw, Silk and Crape; ChlWrens' Hata; also Rib
bons. Flowers and Wickes. • Owing to the advanced
season, thee good, are flaw °MN," at,,TPatly'reduci.,l
yrinex, y: ' 18118. OA umATirs.
• le 4 tl (loronr Wylia and High streas.
DESILVER'S NEW SUPER IMPERIAL
SHEET MAP OF 'FRE SEAT OF WAR, embra
cing a full Map of Europe, and complete maps of
dints and Lombardy, Austria ;mil Italy; the Whole enl
bu lied ego enact fiipertal shek. 'toe 36x44 inches,
furnishing ouch reliable geographical inforiruition ns
proented Trot° any other source. This sheet
also contains Statistics. carefully compiled from the la
test reliable milliorities,giving the strength of the artnieU
alld nnyies Gio Powera .Eltrapc, wilt to of aocotints
of tho I,eliders and Generals of tho opposing armies, in
the present struggle. Also correct and handsome nor.
traits of I . ,otris Napoleon 111., Emperor of France; Alex
ander IL, Emperor Of all the Russ Inn; Francis Joseph I,
Emperor of Austria, and Victor Emanuel IL, King of
Sardinia.: For sale by " " W. S. HAVEN,
corner Wood and Third, and
1027 ' 'Market hell Second stroots.
G T ENTS' FURNISHING GOODS—Going
• &111, without reserve. at prices far below
RUCTION IorGIIRES.
REASON...Vi r e romovo, and ralinqui : 9) this part of our
imsinoss on 3, uly Ikth.
CHESTER'S GOTHH), HALL,
je2s . Corner Wooestreet'and Dinroandolloy,_
axeo iorts y. D. saute
41(...00' •
el
. DIANUFACTITRICRE, OF
BOGERIVIIIPROVED 1' TENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR :TEETH f
Corner Ross and First Streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
REAL JAPAN BLACKING.—This
ines
timable composition, with half the usual labor, pro
duces a - most brilliant jet black, affords nourishment to
- the leather, and iafree from any unpleasant smell. For
_sale wholesale or retail, by
JOS. FLEMING,
le3o corner Diamond and Market street.
ATARION STREET.—For sale, a corn
- tenable two-story Brick Dwelling, of five rooms
and cellar. The lot is aU feet. front, by 104 feet deep, on
an alley; a large grape arbor, stone wall and paling in
'front, a frame outbuilding, Le. Price $2,000. Terms
S. OUTHBERT & SON,
.ie 3 o 61 Market skeet,
Apr Jale and goligt.
For Rent.
7111V1) FLINT GLASS FACTORIES. SIT
UATE m Ito- Borough or flirmingliam, belonging
to the estate of the late P:Malvany,deceased, and lately
carried on by Leda , & Ulam. These Factories are now
is 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. IHMSEN,
Executor of the Estate of P. 31111vany.
Pittsburgh, June 17th, 1859. je2Odf
F OR RENT.-
THE FIFTH STORY
THE POST BUILDING
INQUIRE AT THIS OFFICm
For Sale or Rent.
THE extensive Flint Glass Works on the
corner of M'Kee and Carson streets, Birmingham.
This factory is now in complete working order, with a
full assortment of pots, presses, moulds, tools, etc.,
ready to go into operation at once; affording facilities
for the immediate manufacture of flint glass rarely to
ho met with, and. is well worthy the attention of any
persons wishing to engage in this profitable branch of
the glass business. Application to
C. IHMSEN, Front street.
Pittsburgh, April 8, 1859. ap9df
Hulas OFFERED.—Homes to be had in
in the City of Allegheny, equal in comfort to
country seats, and 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 one 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. Each lot
has a good street in front and alley in the rear. Each
man having about 100 feet front has room to beautify. his
lot with nn 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 he leased for twenty-one years,
with the privilege of purchasing them within that
period. They are open for selection now. Those wino
wish so desirable a location would do well mean soon on
THOMAS WOOl,, Land Agent,
mrlfcdtf No. 190 Fourth street.
FOR SALE—A suporior Farm of 154
arms in good farming of der, i n K no: county, Ohio;
a largo proportion of it river bottom land; it is offered at
a great bargain. Enquire of THOMAS WOODS,
mrlratf No.loo Fourth st., Land Agent-
IHA VETHIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
with me, Mr. J. DELLOW in the Undertaking busi
masa, which will hereafter be conducted under the name
and .•tple of Lemon S fellow. JAMES LEMON.
JOLLY DELLOW .7/1(13 LEMON.
Undertaking hi all its Branches.
LEMON & DELLOW,
No. 118 Fourth Street,
ARE PREPARED TO DO UNDERTAK
ING in all its branches, in the host manner,
nt prices 14, suit the times.
We call stawail attention to FISH'S NEW STYLE
PATENT lIIETALLIC BURIAT. CASES, for the sale of
wlnelt they are sole agents in this city, and of which
we keep constantly on hand a complete assortment. As
repord+ beauty of shape and finish, they eseel all others.
Funerals will la , supplied with Hearses, Horses and
Carriages p ply, and itt lower rates than any other
establishment in this city. Illommteeing to render sat
sfaetion. t/wy solicit iiiii o of the patrtmage
heretofore so literally extended to the old firm. 'apt)
•
B IN GA ITEMS,
BUTTON UAll'EliS,
Another lot of thet,o
BE WTI FIT GAITERS
ust received at 31 Fll , l'll STREET.
W. E. SCHAfF.RTZ .t
L. HIRSHFELD & SON,
No. S 3 WOOD STREET,
W ILL THIS DAY iMMENCE
TO SEI.IL OFF
Their largo and complete F , .I'MM Eli STUCK of
MEN'S , FURNISIIINC COOthit
LINEN COATS
AND DUSTERS
AT LAIZI.ELY REDUCED PRICES,
Judging it preferable to nut the entire Stock at
Cost, rattier than earn' them over to next scarion. Soli
citing a rail from our friend, and eII,VitTICI, for an in
specit . of our uan•,.
jea L. MRS StiN.
RE 0
DTQUESNE IRON STORE.
COLEMAN, HAILMANA CO.,
MANUFACTURERS 017
Iron, Nails, Steel Springs, Axles, Wrought
Nuts, Washer., Sylke•, 8011.,
FLAT RAILROAD BAR OF ALL SIZE-4, ETC., F:Tc.
Rave removed to their new extensive \VarlillOTINO.
Nos. 77 Water and 94 Front Sts.,
Where they are prepared to execute all orders in their
line, having a large and complete assortment of I ku
quesne " manufactured goods constantly on Mold,
which they offer on liberal tonne. fo15:1(
C LOCKS, CLOCKS,
cLuchs,
cIniCKS, CLACKS.
Agency for tho celebrated
AMERICAN WATCII ES,
A liagn a..o.ortment of these desiruhle Time Keepers on
hand.
JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, Etc. made to order.
Watch Repairing, Engraving, Gilding and Plating done
in tho very best manner.
REINEMAN h METRAN,
my 7 No. 41 Fifth 'divot.
REMOVAS..
Exchange and Banking louse
or
KRAMER & RAHM,
No. 35, Bank Block, Fifth St., Plttßburgh
ALLEN EIIAiIETI....EViIitNCE ACEP
We beg to apprise our friends and tho public, that ton
have remove. f to our ti,•,, utlre, NO. HANK ItLi
Flrrti gricENT.wherewe will hr happy to tender them
ill, eetvic,.x and trust our ample with an err in
rimi,o of tu out)* years to lho IhIS Oily, Will
ensblr us to meet the canto 111 our rnvlumers.
We will continuo to transact the
Err/ pop owl Poortiog ihuaness in all its branches.
(banneirkil ftiper Discounted and Negotiated.
Stoek.c, Bonds. and other Securities, bought and sold on
Prompt ottcofion given to collections in city or country.
Brent,' in Par Funds or Currency.
loterrAt ritityral on Time Deposits.
Lust in Specie. Bank Notes, Land Warrants, etc.
Crola kelaittaarc., of Correquinilentn at lowest posi.iblo
rates;
Xa/mig Kt:lmm promptly by first mail, as directed.
KRAMER a RAIIM.
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For the Fctilrt,h of July
1 00 P D
lio4. LEMON, INE APPLE AN
Strawberry Byrtip.
No the. tiltrlt, Licorice nod ROM* Drops.
3i.10 the Wine, Brandy and Cordial
:lOU tbs. Cream Dates, Nuts, etc..
Alga, all kinik or Conf.q.tioneries, Fire Works, Fruit%
Nuts, etc., Wholesale and Retail, at rho
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY.
F. A. MIEILSCII d SONS,
.Pc2l 4281. (lair street.
SUMMER MILLINERY.
Children's Chndlting Enapprinin.
MRS. M. A. WEAVER
HAS oPENEI3 AT -
No. 44 Fifth street,
(GTE' ST4IIW, IRON CITY (BUILDING)
A full assortment of
BUMMER MILLINERY,
or the Latest styles.
CHILDREN'S el,,opiiNc i kept constantly on Mind.
t t 4t made to order.
Entranco—Noxt door to the Trimming Store, toward
Wood street. . myl.4ly
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
ISAAC JONES ......JNO. J. BOYD-WM. WCULOUGII
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
1 1ANCI7AC2ITTLX133 OP
CAST STEEL.
Spring, Plow, and A. B. Steel Sprln
and Azle.
CORNER ROSS AND FIRST STREETS,
J°'`'. Pirl*&-tZcA ifi
p4V119 pIifLLIPS
iA VE REMOVED THEIR BRASS
FOUNDRY AND MANUFACTORY, to
No. 110 Water and 104 First streeto,
FOUR DOORS BELOW THEIR OLD WORKS, where
they aro prepared to execute all orders promptly, with
ENTIRELY NEW AND IMPROVED MACHINERY
je2s:2w .
THE ri,ACE-TO BUY-
L lES' FINE GAITERS, for il,oo pair,
LADIES FL'E'E SLIPPERS for 50 cts. @ pair,
And all kinds of Gents', Boys', Youths', Womens', and
Childrens' Shoes, at low pnces, in at the Cheap Cash
Store of JOSEPH H. BORLAND.
je2s 08 Market et., second door from Fifth.
'fIoOKING EXTRACT'S, assorted, for sale
11„/ by B. L. FAHNEBTOCE & 004
jela CO, corner Wood and Fourth streets
sittrial cfotirs.
Vegetable Substitute for Calonfel
and Blue -Plll
BRAN DETIT'S VEGLIAI3I;EUNI V1A:54,1 I. PIT, I
- - -
by restoring the howele to their original tirtiN lied
nafn
m/action, give stren,gth to the stomach, ',linty the blood,
rwsestablish the healthy condition of the digestive or
gans, and thus cure dyspepsia. Colds; coughs, rheurna
tisms, drops i es, and sickness gen end Iv, whe t ber chronic
or recent.. Tho celebrated Abernethy says:—" After
haring cured the derangement of the bowels, debility
and all diseases genet:lll3- disappeiw of their sten iteeora,
even in a short time." The experience of a century has
established the worth of these Pills beyond dispute, as a
purgative anti-bilious medicine; and - their use by up
wards of 4.930 conseientions physicians, and by over a
million of families, shows that they are supplying one of
the wants of humanity, and are in advance of medical
science. The above pills, although purely vegetable, are
now known 'and used as a substitute for calomel (//v
-,lcor)yri Oh/end/an Mite.) producing all its alterative
and other indications, with none of its disorganizing ef
fects upon the solids—often crippling for life—or its dis
tressing action upon the teeth and gums. The prepared
concentration from the same prior: pies—tile Life Addi
tion Pills—is a substitute for blue-pill (Pilaw
possessing the peculiar action on the secreting organs.
of that preparation from mercury, but none ef its sali
vating or other inetrietts clients. Those wile have li v ed
them. as a limo-pill sub.stille or otherwise, award to them
the highest
_praise. They come nearer ton concentrated
Essence of Life than anything yet made, in the way of
Medicine, by man. A single pill given daily, when all
hope has fled, has often restored health. In fact, they
supply an organic principle to the blood. always wanting
in extreme eases of sickness. Old people have the se
cretions of early youth restored by the Life Addition
Pills. Their value as life preservers is beyond estimnte.
linutdreth'sVegetable;Universal Pills remove from the
bowels and blood -of a sick person the cause of death.
Tax LIFE ADDITION PILLS RI:P' THE orolANlc NecESsITT or
Tits 111 . 1)0 D ' SVITALITIC—Ilio minute gl ebol es of vegetal its cs.
sences, of which they are but the concretion, hare their
erne( egetnterpart In Ole vital globules of the blood. And
from whence does the blood derive its life, its globules?
verily from the same source from whence Dr. Brand ret
derives the life principle of the Life A ddit ion Pills—from
the Vegetable hingdoml
These pills, as also the Eniver , al, are warranted purr
1p vegetable. Retailed respectively at 25 and 50 eent,
Physicians and the public supplied by the gross, or sin
gle box. at No. 294 Canal street, Itrandreth's Principal
Oiliee; by Thorne., Redpath, No. 27 Diamond street,
Pittsburgh, Pa., and by all respectable dealers in meili
eines. je27ilintaw
EAR AT AN END.
No one is now deterred from changing the
WII S Nlt S Qin M 119 'l' AEII E
From red, grey nr sandy. to`t Hall
y a fear of injuring or staining the skin.
BLACK OR isaow:,;
CHIIISTADORO , S DY F.
2; harmless as water, mild am milli. and
TRUE 'lk NATURE,
in the magnificent colors it impart,. Sold everywhere,
and applied hp all Hair Dre:+sem. CRIUSTODOnn„V o .
Astor lloaoe, Neu , York.
GEO. H. KEYSER, Agent,
Pitthburgli. Pa-
jr~2; :: md~rs
TO YASSENGERH OOINO TO NEW iI,HiTLE
AND NORTH OF THAT PLACE You will net
foroot that the daily line of Packet between New raiithi
an' New Brighton slilloonnert with the accommodation
train. on the Gii.ll, r. and with Ito 0)0, A. Al ' at New
By going by route yen will rare t ime mil
money, which is a groat object at the present time, av
money is nearer, and the treat has done great ilarnagi•
jo26:3lnid
- -
CIRCULA It.—The
subscribers are transacting,
107 a General Foreign and Domestic Slopping and
Commission Business, in this city, and have ler,ed the
new and fireproof Warehouse, N 0.57 West :nut sirort,
where they are prepared In roeviv.• so,' Pen Foreign
and Domestic Goods of all kinds, and oiler the 'opal
facilities on all consignments to tla address.
In the department of Shipping, a long expericneo
warrants us in assuring nor frnuels that business re-
Isting to Vessels and Cargoes will de promptly attend
ed to.
We eontblontly offer our services in all the various
departments of a Commercial Business.
CURRY, NEPHEW k CO.
Baltimore, February,lB.s9.—malf
WM. X. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
IRON FOUNDERS,
General Machinists and Boiler Makers,
NEAR THE PENN'A R. R. PASSENGER DEPOT.
PITTSBITR 11, PA.,
MANUFACTURE ALT, hINDStII•
Steam Engines, ranging from three to One bun
Bred and fifty horse power, and suited Cr Uri.t Milt,
Sale Muth, aluat FIVEMCOS, Funtorica, oto.,c,Le.
Rine particular attention to the con,truction or En
ginen and Machinery for griet milts, and for upright,.
mulay, and circular Caw mdla.
have - always on Imud. Moshe!ami rowdy for phi pment
at shortnotiee. Engines and !toilers of every de , eription.
Also, furnish Itoih•rs and Sheet Iron separately, ;Lis!
Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers and Vilifies in every
variety, and continue the manufaeture of IV4sden Ms
ellineu and Machine Cards.
Our priees are low, our maelonery manufactured of
the ts.st quality of materials, and warranted in all eases
to give satisfaetion.
ir - Orders from all parts of the country and
promptly filled.
(i. S. . J.
Ante Foreman 11. S. Arsenal,) (Late of JOln,on.)
ROOFING_
Cheap and Durable, Fire and Water Proof'.
BATES & JOHNSON,
LSMITII FIELD ST, II ET (PEEN FOURTH S FIFTH.
Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Sir The only manufacturer/. and &uteri= in their im
proved GUM ELA3TI(7 CEMENT CANVAS lit It IFING.
Alpo, IMPROVED FELT CEMENT, RllO4 GRAVEL
ROOFING OF A SUPERI4)R KIND. Un17:1y,1111,
B. C. Si. J. H. SAWYER,
ILLITTACTCAgIIS or
LARD OIL, CANDLES,
Palm, Toilet and Rosin Soaps,
No. 17 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, 1'
OULIICIL T. R. DAVITS
8.5 DAVITS,
Manufacturers of every de,criple,ll of
V,IIRNITURE,
NO. 45 S111'1111 , 1E1,1) STTIEET
PITTSMTRGII, PA
A foil mc,nrlmimt of prrrsitun:ii st - rAcTI
FURNITI 7 II.I.:. consuultly on io nl, trhich tro w
.11 at tho lovrost for Ca 141%. tipALly
BLETCHER,
Ilantibeturer of thi, I ',lt-Tllied
GOSSAMER VENTILATING WIG,
ELASTING BAND TOUPEES,
AND EVERY or,cutrltoN nr
Ornamental Hair for Ladies and Gentlemen,
NO. 65 MARKET STREET,
, LOZIG}
EALERs IN 3tANll,l,A,ll4l\ll',Curl'uN AN1...117TE
COR DAGE,
OAKUM, TAR, PITCII AND ROSIN TARPAULIN
DUCK, AND HEAVY DRILLINii
fe10:1y No. 90 `Water Street.
NOBLE, BROWN - S6 CO.,
125 and 127 Duane Street,
NEW YORK,
ImpoßTEits
En g lish, I riet‘ Scowl' Linens,
Linens of NI qualities,
May linen,
Blouse Linens,
Brown, May and lilnek and White lintlands,
Farmers' Buck,
Farmers' Drills,
Padding
, ?ituVik.VlNi.
DUCk,
• Carpets,
Burlaps, all widths and q u alifies.
Snld by the package, on most favorable toms. tapl2
FIRST CLASS
ULANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
OF ALL STYLES AND SIZES,
MADE TO ORDER, OR SOLD FROM THE
A LARGE STOCK OF
COMMERCIAL STATIONARY.
Mt, 1•T IsT
In nll its branches, CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILLS
LADING, PAMPHLETS.
J. R. WELDIN,
03 Wood stroot near Fourth.
COUNTRY RESIDENCES FOR SA LE.—
A valuable property of six acres, with a good dwel
ling house, orchard and garden, three-fourths of, mile
from the city, 500. Aiso, a desirable property of 20
acres, at four m les from the city, with good brick dwel
ling house, 600 'tit trees, grapes anct small cruit,,t,e 4 ooo.
Also, an excellent property tit7 ^ 3j,l tnires, goo, Immo - 1000
fruit tmos,,to • Situate at 4 miles from the city, $2,500.
Themliove ate allin healthy arid pleasant locations, and
immediate possession can be hod.
S. CUMBERT & SON,
•
je24 Real. Estate Agents, 51 Market sh .
Vo , ---
IRE WORKS 1 FIRE KS ! ! WOR—
FOURTH JULY,IB2S.—Wn are now receiving from
t Factory of H. P. Diehl, for whom we are Sole Agent,
a hill and complete assortment of FIRE WORKS, con
sisting of tho followin viz:
Rockets, from 1 oz. tot lbs. Flower Pots, Nos. 1 and 2.
Roman Candles, 1 hall to 20; Flying Pigeons; •
Roman Candles, colored; Triangles, No. Ito G:
Bluo Lights, No. 1 to 0; Bengal Lights, 1 oz. to 16 es':
Grasshoppers; Vertical Wheels;
Pin Wheels, Nos. 1,2, ;,; Saxon Wheels;
E0144. 9 0r 8 Nos.l, 2, '3; Rockets. Colored SerPeritss
rolls, Nos. 1,2, 3; Double Headers;
Mines of Stars, 1,2, 3,4; 5; Torpedoes, 500,000;
Exhibition Pieces, from $5O to $5OO, with directions.
REYMER & ANDERSON,
jel4 38 Wood street, o. silo St. Charles Hotel.
TRUE ECONOMY.---llon't throw away
your Dinner or Tea Knives for.the want of Forks,
as we have on hand a full assortment of
ODD FORKS,
Of all patterns. Rouse-keepers, liotel•Heepers, Steam.
boat owners, and all others using Forks, can thus have
their sets made up.
: je2s SOWN k TerLEY, ISO Wood at.
DAILY SALES AT NO. 54 FIFTH ST ,
at the nen- , 'oruiliereial Sales Dooms, \O. 51 Fittl
strt C'. carry :Ire hold pubio salts of goods fn
all variety. solo] Sir the owls and consumers. frolll
large smolt which is coostantly replenished with fresh
'consignments, that must be closed forthwith.
AT TEN O'CLOCK. A. M.,
Dry Goods and fancy articles, comprising nearly ovary
thlng needed in the line for personal and family use;
table cutlery; lou - dware; clothing; Loots and shoes; la
dies' ware, &c
AT TWO O'CLOCK, P. 31.,
Household and kitchen furniture, new and second-hand;
beds and bedding; carpets; elegant iron stone China
ware; stoves; cooking utensils; groceries, AC.
AT SEVEN O'CLOCK, P.M.,
Fancy articles; watches; clocks; jewelry; musical in
struments; gong; clothing; dry goods; boot and shoes;
books; stationery,P. M. DAVIS,
sops Auctioneer.
U.7r/0./I'TO IPJr, Pennsylvania,
JOHN BIEBER, Proprietor.
THIS COMMODIOUS AND POPULAR
noTEL,,o, being refitted and furnished through
out, Wu) , Clegant furniture, Is now ready for the recep
tion of guests. The Railroad from Connellsville to
Uniontown will tsi lineduid early in July, thus affording
acheap andplru::,udmode of traveling to persons wish
ing to csrapo the brat and vio l e of Pittsburgh during
the heated term. Thin Hons. I, situated within a Ceti.
moments drive of the celebrated Fayette Springs, and
the proprietor is determined to spare neither trouble or
expense in rendering those who vlsit him comfortable.
charges moderate. mylktf.
M'GINLEY'S ICE CREAM SALOON
No. 27 1.2 Fifth St., opposito the Exchange Bank.
ISPGINLEY, AT HIS SPACIOUS
and elegantly arranged rooms, located as above
pryitared to fornili all the Luxuries of the Season in
I,k line. Delicitnei
Ice (ream, Fruits, Fresh Pies, Cakes of
And every de,eription of Confectionery; nil of the best
nisterial %rill bo ,ervisi to order. day end evening.
ohr orders for parties promptly tilled. Cull Andjung
for yourself (myth M. 3113INLEY.
MARBLE! MARBLE!!
J(DIY N I'll'CA RG 0
11AS A lIPALTIFUL srucriox OP
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES,
Enclosures, Posts, &c., &c.,
rm. The public aro respectfully invited to examine
our stock. Prices low, and work warranted.
MICII EL O'HARA, .JR.,
(Successor to M. O'Hara.)
IVITOLISALE DEALER IN
Fonrais wrcas, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS;
RECTIFYINO DISTILLER,
NO. 151 Fißh street, between Wylie end Rose streets,
3d deer al,•ve Wylie .dreet, keep,. constantly on hand a
:erne sick rf Ohl Menon,fehele Rye end Double Recti
fied Whisky, I l..en,he WIIII-3, Brandies, and all articles
usually kept in the hii,ines, jet
KNOX'S ICE CREAM ROOMS,
No. 27 Fourth Street, near Ferry.
suBSCRIBER RESPECT - FtTLLY
f 1111,11111,. tg. the patrons of this well-known estab-
I ishribait that he Is :till prepared to furtio.h
PA:TIES AND WEDDINGS,
In core Lro t le, with
icr.s. JELLIES. FANCY CARES AND PYRAMIDS.
I ieatb•uu,n and Ladle, eorved with eab,inelud
_ ovory dolo.avy ~ r Se:1 , 011. in kyle equal to any
,kll hours day and eNoning.
/II B. lIUBLEY.
VIRST PREMIUM. AWARDED BY THE
-a- s I'ATE FA llt To
C) , NT 3 s ,
Ft, the best Rance for familiftts, and best. Wood Cook
St. o Ite:d. Laundry SttoVe. Also on hand,
a lan, asgortment of Beading Stoves, Plain and Fancy
tirate Fronts, Fenders, Sat' and Dog Irons, Sugar Ket
tles, Tea Kettle, Wagon Ilose,, &c.
It RAF! , & IN), No. 215 Liletrty street,
fe2 At the head of Wood street.
STAR BAKERY AND ICE CREAM SALOON.
P. SCHELDECKER
WUULD RE-TD 71:1 1 lAA' INFORM
his friends:LTA the publie g•Tnerally, that he is
new prepnret at lei S.:dt.tta,
NO. '22 DI A. MO ND ALL EY,
t ,, ..•n o• up rata• i'r.at, of the very loot quality, at
/0111, 01 the il.tv Cr evening. The lamest a...sorttneut
i•Akezi and coht•etionary always on hand. Pilltif3
1,111 111.. 1110 , t sata,Cietore torn,. Leave
y,alr St7III,I.DECKER,
apai No.= Diamond Alloy.
AMERICAN IRON WORKS.
.1 0 Ni Es & LA IJ
M.Lnufart nrrrq of
IRON AND NAILS,
JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON,
Laulles Patent boffin:, Piston hods,-Pintestlie
WAREHOUSES,
OS Water Street, and 132 First Street,
And corner
of Franklin :mil South Water Sta., Chicago
nirl7!ty
STONE WATER PIPES,
.M SIX INCH CALIBRE.
Priers from Twelve to Thirty Cts. per Foot
ROCHESTER PEARL STARCH,
For 31anufneturers. Pnces by
HENRY H. COLLINS,
FORIVARDING IND (11:11MISSION 11E1ICILINT,
EESE, IWTTEII, SEEDS, visit,
AN
jol N o . :2.7, Wi m„Sr., PITTSBUROTI.
Office 01 Sealer of Weights and
T HE,H..FicE.)I."I , IIEuNI)EizsiGNF iI I, t
.INI ,
May I, r..itn.l honvernrtli to l'hvzzylklioy,betawcal
ar,l I.'“malt ord,rs may I.e left.
nwlß:tf rIIARLF-ti I;NETT.
TOIS:"t( )I,tiT i( I , artllership here-
NVIIII3III S1111111:1E1 Ihi , ll
1 1, • , ‘ , .... , 1 , 1 it. 4.f AVM. : , I\lll'll ,Is.
L.th .I.q ol F,hrtukry,l,3 , J, Is tic death ul
Mr. I n xon Brown.
PITTSBURGH, PA
I ',yid E. Hark Jam., Park.
.p . .. having pnrelia_sed
the intere,t of Mr. in th e lat e th in of
'rho Fniiinlry and Altielline
no, will In' hereafter C. , lllilli•ted under the style to
: 4 M ITII. ,‘ limn the htl,lll,s of the late
!inn will lug settled.
- SMITH, PARK .34 CO.,
NINTPI WARD FOUNDRY
• rirrsnußG 11, PA.
WArclidn. , .., No. lIU Pint an.l 120 Second street;
.I:titor:o•tore, of nil :tiro, foddeKtripu ot i o nf c td ot
6i.1..r1s :610 Still+, tt, and Water l'qtr„ d. 11441 irons, Dog
I I . lolt, W; „ n Ito xe, Stool M. vtlitN, d'ulltett,linngersand
'ooplings.
Aldo doltOnnz and Inettoto ta,ding4 of every deserip
(ion ntaao to order.
Having a contuukte machine shop •nttnched to the
Foundry, mull neeeNsary fitting will be carefully attend-
LA to. ❑lyiSukftclw
G. HUSSEY & CO., have removed
C • to their new Copper Warehouse, No. n Fifth
street, iu the New Iron Front Block, three (4MP West
of ‘Vuod.
PITTSBURGH COPPER ROLLING MILL.
C. G. HUSSEY & CO.,
Braziers' Bolt and Sheathing Copper,
Pressed Copper Bottoms, Locomotive Tubing, Raised
Still Bottom and Flats of all Sizes, Brass Kettles, Sheet
and other Brass, Speller, Copper, Solder, Copper Rivets,
etc. Dealers in Block Tin, Tin 'Plate, Lend Wire, Sheet
Zinc, Antimony, Sheet Iron, Tinners' Tools, ac,
.No. 37 Fifth St.rcct Vittelmreht
4.7 - Sheet uripileicitt.t.o any pattern. PIO:UM
pAIiiSTFOR 4A LE, on the Perrysville
rinnic Road, at It miles from the city—contains
115 acres-70 in fine state of cultivation, a dwelling of
six rooms, wash house, well of soft water and pump, a
brick barn and stabile, carrii%o house, a two story brick
spring houke—on•liard or ins ice fruit; fencito alt': in
good order. about 45 wires of choice timber, also a store
Moose and fixtures, now , doing good business—garden,
small fruits. shrubbery, Sc . For price and term, apply
at the °nice or S. CUTOBERTA SON,
je22 Real Rotate Agt's., 51 Market st.
N O SEWING TO
THE woVEN SKIRT is the best
j 023 JOSEPH HORNE. 77 SI arket st.
WINNER'S coLLarrioN OF MUSIC
FOR THE VIOLIN, consisting of
COTTILLIONS, .
SCHOTTISCITF-9,
,P
~
U OLRAS, VIALT:T. lIN
S. MATER, 11011SPIPLS, R Q EE ADRILL LS, JIGS, FAN E:3,
cr
DANCV, and other popular airs, arranged in an easy mark
nee fur thn' violin, 1.,y S. Winner. Price 50 cents. Copies
mulled on receipt of price. For sale by.
jelts :mu's/ H. .
AtELLoR. hi Wood street.
.
RICE -10 tierces primo for sale by :.
jell) AVM. IL SMITH A CO.,
gurtion *TIs.
CLINTON HOUSE,
AND CONFECTIONERY,
all kinds,
NO. 836 LIBERTi . STREET
GRAFF Si. CO.
For TIIE BEST
P I 'l' X:4 It IT It CI H
TERRA COTTA OR
I=l
Measures+.
JAMES PULE, .ka
It E II 0 V A L.
Manufacturers of
NO - CLASPS TO CUT.
For sOo at tho kora of
'ains.
s isr (3.E.ros
SEWING MACHINES.
IN POINT OF
BEAUTY,
DURABILITY,
PERFECTION OF WORK,
AND CAPACITY TO
PERFORM EVERY
VARIETY OF SEWING,
NO OTHER MACHINE CAN COM-
PARE WITHSINGEIt'S
New and Improved Machines,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, AT
R. STRAW'S 32 Market street.
SEWING MACHINES.—
THE $2O AND $4O. •
DOUBLE LOCH. STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
ARE NOW ON EXHIBITION AT THE
HOSIERY STORE OF
MR. r) 1.. 'Y
No. 20 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
These Machines are admitted to be the best in market
for family use, making an elastic double thread stitch,
which will not rip, oven 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. 2) Fifth street, on the corner of
Market alloy. Pittsburgh, Pa.
AtGi- NOTICE.—M. DALY, on the corner of Fifth
street and Market alley, is the only one of the name in
business on this street jeB
P.A. 'r m w T
SEWING
MACHINES
Have gained the confidence
of all who use them, and have
proved ono of the most vain
a.blo Inventions of the age.
They use a Shuttle, making
~ides of the cloth alike, which
aveiled 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. In particu
lar., wo would call the attention of all to our new - Family
Swing 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 toga out
of order, or derange its operations; indeed it is so sim
ple as to astonish one, that so small a piece of mechan
ism will sew.
Below, we give a description of the different styles of
the Weed Patent.
No. I. Is a very convenient style, which can be
worked by hand or foot, on or off its own table. For
convenience of shipping, and also for large manufacto
ries. where it is necessary to place a number of Machines
into a long bench, making one table answer for them
all. Place, Site.
No. 2. With Walnut or Mahogany Table, either will
or Inthont Box Top, which locks down. Price, $lOO
and $llO.
No. 3. Same size as No. 2, but runs with a belt, and
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, as
there is no work done on a Sewing Machine that it will
not do. It is confidently asserted that this Machine,
runs easier than any machine now in use. Price, $lOO.
No. 4. This machine has a long arm, to accommo
date large work. IL runs at a high rate of speed, runs
easity, and is, without doubt, the best Machine for Tail
or's use, ester otlered to the public. It is also peculiarly
tilted for plantation work, as it is very simple yet sub.
stantial and durable, with but little liability to get out of
order. Price, $l3l
No. 5. This is a new and cheaper style, and a gen:
eral favorite for Family, Light Leather, and a great
variety of work. 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 $5O.
No. 6. This is a Machine got up on an entirely new
principle, different from anything ever before offered
to the public, and we confidently assert that for family
use it has not an equal. It is very light and tasty, runs
very rapidly: is almost noiseless in its operation,
and
uses a straight needle. It is so arranged 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
sranks that run without perceptible noise. The two
threads are worked in such a manner as never to both
pull at the sae time, and consequently little liable to
brerdt. The seam is very elastic, and the thread does
list break in washing. It will do coarse work better
than any machine now in market, as it uses silk, cotton
or linen with equal facility. Price, $5O.
Descriptive circulars furnished gratis.
OFFICE. CT BROADWAY. NEW TORE.
WI - 11'1'1'7EN & LYON, Proprietors.
Sir Agents wanted. my27:2mdaw
The Grover & Baker
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
Pittsburgh Agency, No. lOt Market St.
Haring greatly inc:ohle4.l their facilities for manufactur
ing their Cst.an#.\tza Femar filacumni, with all the recent
do
impro a vements have reduced their prices, and offer for
_ _
NEW STYLE MACHINE.
Price, 350--Hemmer, $5 Extra.
It is no longer qnestioned that these Machines are the
best in use for family sewing. They
HEM, FELL, GATHER A.ND STITCH
In the most superior manner, and are the only machines
in the market that are no well and simply made, that
they may be sent into instructions
than
no other
than are contained in a cinder which accompanies each
machine, nod from which
A CHILD OF TEN TEARS
May readily learn how to use, and keep them in order.
They make upwards of
F I FTEEN - HUNDRED STIT6HES A MINUTE,
And will do the sowing of a family cheaper ti t an a seam
stress can do it, even lf she works at the rate of
ONE CENT AN HOUR.
Is there a husband, father, or brother in the United
States, who will permit the drudgery of hand sewing in
his family, when a Grocer 3 Baker Machine will do it
loiter, more expisittiously, and cheaper than can possi
bly be done by hand.
Jur SaJ fin r arielar.'U,
The first r4;,. 0 in politic estimation is now justly az
cord-1 otficGrover t Fildler Machine, for family sew.
for the following reasonst—lst. It in more simple
and eerily kept in order than any other Machine.
It molten a seam which will not riper mvel, though every
third stitch la eat. 34. It sews from two ordinary spools,
out tril‘. all trouble of winding thread is avoided, while
Olio same machine can be adapted at pleasure, by amere
el iange of spools. to all Varieties of work. 4th. The same
Inaelitne 11111 n silk, linen thread, common spool cotton,
with equal ath. The seam is as elastic as the
most elastic fabric, no that it is free from all liability to
break in trashing. ironing, or otherwise. Bth. The stitch
made by thin machine is more beautiful than any other,
made either by hand or machine.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS;
The best patent now in use.—[Easton Whig.
Stands high in the estimation of all—f Erie Constitution.
It is all that it is recomirtendod—Mma Democrat.
It has noli i rricw-if Ashtabula Telegraph.
A hriuseholn eace-sady7{Batavia Herald.
Grt,ver 4 cps is unnvalled—{Rockport:Advertiser.
11,icets the Wants of the houitewife—(Anburn Ch. Advo.
A necessity in the family—{Southern Inventor.
The cheapest and best in use -{Baldwinsville Gazette.
They are the hest in use--{Waterford SentineL
The beat mtumliwitured--{Pittatott Soma
Worthy of public pat ronago—{Jersey Shore Re pub.
Grover t Biker have the best improvements—lllunt.
Journal.
Net Vault\ to get out of order—rtirestehrster Jeff.
The most convenient in use—{Chicago News Letter.
Possesses mom advantages than any
.other—{Nnsh
Gazette.
All articles are made with'lt with ease—{Ha.sard's Gan.
Lightens the labor of those at horne = lPloughman.
A child of ten years old may use it-arrner and Vis e
Wilk do most beautiful sewing Allen town Dem
Sews silk, linen, or cotton thr 'Us. Advocate.
Is more simple than any other.-{Clev eland Reporter.
Merits a place in every family—[Abingdon Democrat.
Sews a yard a minnte--releveland Leader.
The beet in use for families—[Biblical Recorder.
It makes a flue, strougAusam-_-_{Laporte Union.
NATHAN WHITING, Agent,
dela No. 107 Market street.
Oakland Property for Sale.
THAT PORTION OF OAKLAND known
no "New Linden Grove," lying within two and a
half miles of the city, has been subdivided into lota of
convenient size, ranging in from one to ten acres
each. Some of them are level, others beautiful and
symmetrical knolls, covered with forest trees and others
gently yolling, susceptible of being improved in the
most picturesque manner.
These lota are surrounded by an excellent neighbor.
hood, with the advantage of- a first-class private school,
taught by Mr. and Airs. - 13. 31. Kerr, with public schools
in the vicinity.
A line of omnibuses runs every hour during the dap,
and in a short time a Passenger Itailroad‘Wilt be built,
thus rendering them }nested ble and desirable.
For beauty at scenery, Ina of access, purity of air,
and convenience to the city, they are unsurpassed as
sites for country residences.
In, ord,e; tip Accommodate those who may wish to im
prove-ithy are catered at the following very easy terms:
enth in hand'
nual and the . residue in tune equal an
payments .
jeledm W. 0. LESLIE, 91 Diamond street.
1859. Second Arrival 1859.
, .
OF
•
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
AT THE
FOURTH STREET CARPET STORE,
pirrssurum, PA.
WD. & H. McCALLUM RESPECT
. FULLY announce that they are receiving a
second supply of CARPETING, selected directly from
the Importers and Manufacturers, by one of the firm,
now in the East, to which they Invite the attention of
purchasers. Also, a new style of CANTON MATTING.
for Summer Parlors. The latest make of CARPET
SWEEPERS, etc, etc, which shall be offered at the
lowest rates: [je9) W. D. A H. McCALLUM.
D. C. KNEELAND
K EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
SQVARE AND OVAL BONNET BOXES;
Also, makes to order PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER
BOXES, scalable for Shoes, Dry Goods, Ito, at Eastern
prices. Corner Virgin alley and Wood street, (third
story—over Citizens' Ilank,) Pittsburgh, Pa. teAdy
rpHE CORALITE AND PORCELAIN
TEETH have now been extensively tested by the
citizens of Pittsburgh, and the verdict in their Liver Is
unanimous. Many hare laid - aside teeth mounted on
Gold plate to avail memorises of the improvements
embraced in these new and beautiful styles of Dentistry.
Thei
non r s u p e rs
mouthtcosists mainly in their perfect adap.
tehe—their perfect cleanliness, bSins
without crack or crevice for food to find lodgment, and
made of a material on which the juices of themouth
cannot act; they are free from nll metallic taste corro
sion or tarnish and do not effect the breath, which is a
great desideratum, etalli as all -who wear Gold, Silver, Plati
uc Plate, can testify.
ni Thee also combine great strength with lightness, com
fort and elenco--this with; their close resemblance to
i
natural teethrender them the most desirable sub s e..
tubes for those organs ever offered. ..n examination
will fully confirm all that has been said in their prais e .
N. STEBBINS, Sr. D., De ntist, 191 Penn street.
N. B. Teeth drawn by the painless process. jelectlew
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
UNRIVALLED IN MARKET,
Home and Foreign Demand.
IF YOUR HAIR IS GRAY,
IF YOUR HAIR IS THIN,
OR IF YOU ARE BALD,
/T WILL RESTORE IT.
TO PRESERVE THE COLOR, .
TO PREVENT ITS FALLING,
TO MAKE THE HAIR GLOSSY.
USE WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE.
SOLD BY 0. J. WOOD &
114 MARKET STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO.,
PATENT MEDICINE DEALERS, AND
DRUGGISTS, IN CITY AND COUNTRY.
Sold by Dr. GEO. A. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood fdro o t,
and B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO., No. CO, corner Wood
and Fourth streets, and by all good Druggists generally.
je4:3mtliw
To Hotel Set pers, Restaurants,Drug
gists, Grocers, and the Public.
DR. BRITNOVS BITTIER'S,
WEED'S
Have, from their excellent qualttlee, been recom
mended by the MOST EMINENT PHY
SICIANS as a most valuable and
never-failing remedy for
DYSPEPSIA,
DIARRHOEA,
DEBILITY, HEARTBURN,
BILLIOUSNI . JAUNDICE, .•
LIVER COMPLAINTS, BLOOD DISEAB
ke, Ac. , kc.
•
Are also a sure and certain preventative against '•
Peeler and Agne, Cholera, Summer Com
plaints, &e.,
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 t
BLOOD will be thoroughly eradicated, and all those who
are suffering from early excess and PROSTRATION OF
TILE PHYSICAL ENERGIES will be restored to a RO
BUST and VIGOROUS STATE OF HEALTH.
The DIGESTIVE ORGANS will be stimulated and PER
MANENTLY STRENGTHENED, APPETITE will be
created, and the DEBILIBATEDSUBJECT RESTORED
TO NEW LIFE.
This remedy has a very agreeable taste, and will be
taken readily by children as well as by adt.a- • .
All persona suffering from any of the above own
plaints are invited to try DR. BRUNOIPS BITTERn
Dose—For an adult, a small wine-glassful three times
a tbly ; fosanhild a small teaspoonful twice a day.
Sole Agent for the United States.
NO. 742 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Sold at 50 cents per bottle, SE, perdoxen,lV.Ao par gallon;
extra Bitters for Bar-rooms, by the gallon or barrel, at
the low price of $1,25 per gallon ; fine Stoughton Bitters,
$135 per gallon. For sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
Wholesale and Retail, at
jaSdydaw
B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO
WHOLESALE bRUGGISTS,
No. 60, Corner Wood and Fourth Streets
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STulekS,
Glassware of all Descriptions,
PATENT MEDICINES,
Of reliable brands, at lowest market rates; and every
thing appertaining to the Drug Business.. We guaran
tee to sell as low :1., can be bought in this or other mar
kets, and warrant everything to give satisfaction.
We are the sole proprietors and only manufacturers-of
B. L. FAHNESTOCK'S VERIVIIFUGE,
Tonic, Cathartic and .Anti-Dyspeptio
OF WILSON'S PILLS, W. D. McClelland, Esq.,forml
erly of Manchester, Allegheny county, Pa., now of Mem
phis, Tenn., says: have 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 toted. I Lied
a great many remedies, but never succeeded in getting
one that would give relief until I tried Wilson's Pills. I
believe they will cure any wiseof sic :headache infroin one
Ea two hours, as they invariably do in my case." •
Mr. J. M. Bake, of Webster, Westmoreland county, -
Pa., states: "Having been subject for the last five years
at short intervals to severe Headache, accompanied with
loss of appetite, severe cough and and general debility
totally unfitting me for business. I procured a box of
Dr. R. A. Wilson's Tunic, Cathartic and Anti-Dyspepho
Pills, and after taking them according to directions, I
was perfectly restored to my former good health, and I
can heartily recommend them to all similarly afflicted."
Plus and Vern?lnage
For sale by respeeLable Druggists and Patent Medicinia
Deslam everywhere. torlaalaw
SUFFER NOT.—DRS. GOLDSISI'
CO., No. 4i Sixth stniet, Pittsburgh, Penn's, sti
continues to be consulted on all diseases of a PRFVATE
or DELICATE NATURE. From a longcourse of study
and practical experience of unlitnited extent, Drs. G. S .
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- ,
treatment, all the horrors of Venereal and /mpureßloott.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Pain and Distress, or Inflammation of
the Bladder and Kidneys, Abscesses, Humors, Frightful
Swellings, and the long train of horrible symptoms at
tending this class of diseases, are made to become es
harmless as the simplest ailings of a child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS—Drs. G. & Co. devotes much
of their attention to the treatment of those cases caused
by a secret and solitary habit. which ruins the body and
mind,unfltting the unfortunate individual for either busi
ness or society. Some of the sad and melaneholyeffects
produced by these early habits of youth are, Weakness
of the back and limbs, Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspep
sin, Nervousness, derangement of the Digestive furCe‘
bons, symptoms of Consumption, etc., etc. ,The fearful
effects on the mind are much to be dreaded, viz: Loss
of memory, confusion of ideas, depression' of . apiritsil
evil forebodings,aversion fo society, self-distrust, timidi
ty, etc., are among the evils produced. Such persons,
before contemplating marriage, should consult a physi
cian of skill and experience, and be at once restored to
health and happiness. Ague and Fever cured, and war=:.
ranted. All letters containing n fee, addressed to Drs.'
GOLDS3IITII S CO., Pittsburgh. Penn's, will meet With
prompt attention, and medicines forwarded, secure from and a cure guaranteed. The strictest se
cresy observed in all Case.
Don't forget the place, No. 42 Sixth - street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. a .19,1ydsw-
EYE AND EAR
DISPENSARY.
Office 95 Main street, (2d door, up stairs,) Buffalo, N. Y.
VSTABLISHED BY THE CELEBRA-
A 24 TED DR. JOIINSON, late of London, England. •
A great discovery in the science of medicines, being
a certain and speedy cure for restoring the sight and'
removing all diseases peculiar to the eye. This is uni
versally acknowledged the only safe and sure remedy
now known. It has been used with great success by the
most skillful physicians in Europe and America.
Patients in any part of the country can treat them
selves successfully at a moderate expense, thereby'
avoiding the danger and expense of falling into the
hands of unskillful physicians. This medicine (sufficient
to cure,) will be sent by mail or express, with all neces- ,
any directions, on receipt of Ton Dollars.
Dr. Johnson's Certain and Infallible Cbre for D.afnets
Singing NoiSes in We Ears. Nervous Veda
mid Mind Complaints, •
Affording instant relief to sufferers who have been trou
bled with deafness for many years. After using this ,
remedy a few days the patient is suddenly and altiaost .
miraculously enabled to hear ordinary toned converse
bon; in the course of a few weeks the 'moat' obstinate
case of deafness is effectually cured.. ."
Patients too numerous to mention have been restored
to perfect hearing, and forever rescued from the snares
of the numerous dangerous unqualified pretenders of
the present day. Hospital and private testimonials and
certificates from the most eminent physicians and stir
geniis in England, in.whose presence deaf persons have
beencured, and many - hundreds of private patents cured
can be seen or referred to. A case of ibis medicine,
(enough to effect a cured will be forwarded to any ; par; .
of the country for Fifteen Dollars. Address
DR. JOHNSON, Drawer 404.
Office 9a Main St, Buffalo, N. Y.
je27.lyrktiw
KAY & COMPANY,
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS,
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
55 WOOD STREET, :
Pittsburgh, Pa..
Air- A full assortment of Law, Medical and Misce
ons Books constantly on hand.
ON THE BROW OF THE HILL, on
M. Washington, a lino building lot, with a two
story frame house, stable, ac., will be sold for $lOOO.
Terms easy. S. CLITIMERT & SON,
je22. Si Market at.
RIOE.-15 tea primeßice now landing,
and for sale by
gas MILLER & RICKETSON.
PROF. WOODS'
WITH IMMENSE
IF YOU HAVE DANDRUFF,
IF YOU HAVE SCALD HEAD,
IF YOU HAVE NERVOUS HEADACHE,
IT WILL CURE THEM.
Sit BROADWAY, N. Y.
SPRING TRADE, 1859,
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A:,
WHITE LEvID
DR. R. A. WILSON'S
PILLS.