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Well, Mr. Emigrant, if you are sure you
are not yourself a. Mormon, and will swear to
it, let-you pmt up with me : but mind if
yen deceive ine. I'll kill you as corona my .namo
is Bill. Decay, for 'l'm particularly down on
the Mormon tribe.' •
I convinced 'Decoy that his suspicions of
•tay character wore groundless, and by-playing
the- rwreeable to him, I that night - drew him
out. ° Like most men, ho was vain, and by
touching this tender point I set him a talking
while I listened, or rather studied the man.
Before bedtithe my plans were laid, and I fell
asleep thinking that I had an easy task to per.
fprrn.' '
"With the gray light of the next morning
I was up and making myself generally useful
about the premises. On meeting Decoy ho sa
luted me with the usual set phrase .of good
morning, and then added, see you are no
idler, and as you aro - very handy with theaxe,
I wish you to finish the job you are now work
ing on and then build me a rough abed to put
my horse under in stormy weather.'
n For three days I labored steadily, and had
nearly completed my task, when my employ
er came to me and bantered me to play a game
of cards.
"I replied that I was ignorant of the art,
but if ho would teach mo' I would, for the 'sake
of amusement, try to learn.'
"That afternoon he faithfully endeavored to
make me (an old gambler) . understand• the
game of 'seven up,' but I proved a poor schol
ar, and seteral times he was about giving up
the business as being hopeless: However, I
managed to keep him in good humor and thus
ended the first day of my . undertaking.
"Decay was now so interested in teaching
me the secrets of gaming, that the next. morn
ing ho could not resist the iemptatiop of pro
posing a fresh trial of. our skill.
"On this occasion, seeing as ho said, 'began'
to know something, he offered to lend me a
small sum of money so that we could make it
interesting by betting.
"Istoutly refused to do this for some time,
but the arguments of my new friend prevailed
cud I yielded. Three hours flaw rapidly by
and by 'dint of wonderful luck, as he styled it,
I had now quite a nice sum.
Dacey now began to show signs of bewil
derment at my occasional bad playing and yet
my stiec,...s. He filially became so irritated at
his continued bad play that he refused to go
on with the game.
" The cards were hardly placed to ono side
before I expressed my desire to return to him
his gold. Said I, llacey, do take the
money for I feel as though I had stolen it
from you. My conscience will not permit
me to rest until you have again your prop•
erty.
• No, no,my good fellow,' said he, 'keep it:
you came by it fairly ; I obtained it in the
sense way from the miners.
"That evening my host was less cheerful
than I had before seen him. He was seeming
ly engaged in deep thought, and, although - I
kept sip an animated lire of small talk, he
would not join in, but, instead, chose to retire
to his blankets at an early hour.
" llacey was , very restless during the night,
and once or twice be muttered something that
sounded like my name. The next morning, af
ter giving me directions as to what to deducing
his absence, he started away on hoseback, its
the direction ofthe nearest settlement. Late
in the afternoon, however, he returned, but
with him came another man whom he intro
duced to me by the name of Martin, They
brought with them a jug of whisky, and both
men pretended to he drunk.
"I at once saw what was in the wind, and
determined to act accordingly. Martin, I
knew from his manner to be a black-leg, and
the errand that had taken Davey from his home
was to get him to come and win his money back.
After several drinks,in which I sparingly in
dulged, although' I went through the motions,
we cons noticed chatting on v arious subjects, and
wound up by eating supper, which I hod in
the mean time prepared. The two mend
evidently been fasting all day, for their appe
tites were exceedingly keen, but after a time
the repast was finished and the boards were
cleared.
" Dacey lit his pipe and brought out his cards.
He evidently was in his element, and with a
boast he offered to play Martin and me any
game we choose to name. The former accept
? ed the challenge, but I refused it, at whim they
tliffected surprise. However at it they went,
r r and for about an hour they had everything
their own way while I remained a simple spec
tator. pacey now asked me to take his hand.
Or he said he must go out to look after the
riding animals. I complied, after begging
Martin to overlook my want of skill which he
agreeci to do. I lost every game until Davey re
turned,but as expected, I was not allowed to stop
playing when he rejoined us. My time had ar
rived to checkmate theirschemes, and therefore
when staking my money I lost Tess frequently.
It was clear to me that they were partners, and
that Dacey was banker. I now went to work
with a will, and before morning, I had won
nearly all of Dacey's gold dust. The value of
this gold reached a high figure, yet it was not
so great as I had been led to imagine.
"Dacey and Martin did not suspect my true
character, until I had drawn them too deeply
into the game to withdraw. Martin played
despedesperately, but his attempts at cheating were
rately,
for rny: superidr experience. Ills
lAal bet Nips fo.ol-he,rdy in the extreme, and
when he had found ho had lost, he sprung to
his feet, and with an oath,
Dacey, you found this man and you oan
keep him. If he is note real gambler; I never
saw one.'
z •klictrd words followed, but my revolver
protected myself and winnings. 1 quit that
cabin within one hour, and after many ups
and downs I reached Lower California. Hero
.we will end the story," said Hickman, as we
are in sight of the Mexican town to which we
are bound, •
The prospect of soon loosing my traveling
companion was rather pleasant than otherwise
for his deep-laid villiany had begun to alarm
me ; even more so than had any danger to be
apprehended from the Apaches. What a
miserable life even the most successful gambler
leads.
SAPONIFIER,
CONCENTRATED LYE,
TO D/lA.3MP. SOAP,
Without Lime, and with very. little trouble. Every
Make all their own Soap,
Out of any kind of refuse Grease, combined with the
SAPONIFIER.
It will make hard water soft, will clean type to perfec
tion, and for all purposes where a STRING LYE is re
quired, nothing can equal it.
It is Put up In One Pound air tight Iron boxes, with full
directions accoMpanying each package.
trg... The only genuine, original and patented article
a manufactured by the
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Office; 306 Peat' St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Who also manufacture
TABLE, DAIRY AND PACKING SALT,
Warranted Enlitety Pare and Dry,
Put up in various Packages and stylA
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers in the
country. . apl&.3mdsw-satawo
DRS. C. M. FITCH & J. W. SYKES,'
HYSICIANS FOR DISEASES OF THE
P
THROAT AND CH.F2T, and other Chronic Ail-
PLAlNmanta comidicated TS. with or causing PULMONARY COM
- .
OFFICE-101 Penn street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CONSULTATION FREE A list of
,questions ,sent to
those who - wish . to consult us by letter. jo9:th•salyw
PURE SALT! PURE SALT S-
THE ONLY WARRANTED PURE AND DRY
Table; Dairy and Packing Salt
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company
390 PENN STREET, ABOVE CANAL.
ip3Ome-t.tiat'h
- MESH TEAS.-50 half chests Green and
j: Black Teas, various grades, ; 70 .eaddy boxes do. of
different vises, in stornandlor tab) .
• 111:11tTLAND &
garal . - 191 Liberty stmt.
•
qr . • ' , 1
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[CONCLUDED.]
WARRANTED
Family can
PENNSYLVANIA
EXTRA REFINED SNOW WHITE
le manufactured by the
• ^ •
~il~Bt~llt~S.
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APOLIA : TiItAtRt-i".(ItATE - Nlii lONT A 0
UM.. PORTER & N/151.14c1AR1, I.N L , btsJr.r.3
, , ', . Stage.Diric ter.: . :. . .......;. I.Yruitsi AteFato..k.no.
Leader, of Orchestra.... , M. ZrrTylawr.
Fourteenth night of the Celebrated LOUISE IVELLS
EQUESTRIAN AND DRAMATIC TROUPE
TIIIS EVENING, July 2d, will' he performed,
SIT 'CARSON, 61 'ME lIUNTER. OF THE PRAIRIE.
To commence WWI
MY NER4III3OR'S W.IFI.
On Monday. July 4th. Two Ga. PrcrortauNers.
F,llenVernon,dtsguised as Edward.aluinter...Miss
Doom open at 7 o'clock—curtain to rise at s, precisely.
Pntcrs—Dress Circle and Parquette, 50 cents; Second
Circle, 23 cents; Pnvote So . scs.,t3 and th.
MASONIC FOUR? ATTRACTION
Leer FOR THE GLORIOUS UH.
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCRS
Five Splendid Pieces, in' which Six STAR Amnia will
appear. I,ty particular request,
UNCLE TON'S CABIN
will h e acted, by the original roptesentatives of the
principal characters. • •
MO TIM PUGH-1113M.
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
STAR SPANGLED BANNER,
THE GRATEFUL .lEW,
THAT RASCAL SAMS°,
THE LAUGHING HYENA,
IN AND OUT OF THE FOURTH OF JULY,
THE SEVEN AGES OF MAM,
SINGING, DANCING.
Forming is comLnation seldom offered. Come one,
come all, tuid spend your Fourth at Masonic Hall. Re
member tho price is only twenty-five mints.
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE —Commencing at
half putt two o'clock, will be acted the original pl a y of
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN, or. LIFE AMONG THE LOWLY.
Uncle Tom—His original charaeter—O. Foster.
St. Clair—His original character—J. T. Fanuin.
George Harris—His original chameter—C. Foster.
Aunt Ophelia—Her original eharacter—Mrs.J.C. Foster
Erse—The Flower of the South—Li Petite Ada.
Topsy—The child that never was Born—F. Foster.
For full particulars see programmes.
Soso—Woodman Spare that Tree-Frank Feeler.
Rr.ctrArioN—Seven Agos of Man—Marlea Foster.
To conclude with the celebrated farce of
FIVE IN ONE, rea IN AND OUT OF PLACE.
:In which Mr. J. T. Fannin personates tiro character.
EVENING PERFORMANCE-Cannes n eine at quar
ter to eight. will be acted a new drama. entitled the
STAR SPANGLED BANNER. on ate GRATEFUL JEW.
Go -head Tom—A true son of the Stare and Strip,. with
sererul broad ewer,' combats- Mr. 0. Ender.
Julia rs. 1. C. Fsuer.
Sexa—Don't be Angry. Mother:le.:ix—Frank Pe-ter.
To he fultowed by the sidc , -plitting Millen:l, entitled
THE LAUGHING ItY ENA.
Mr. Felix Fumer Mr. .1. T. Fannin
Simon Horn',lower t / , mood Foster.
Mrs. Florence Fumer ' Mrs. J. C. Foster.
Topsy Mrs..l. T. Kmin.
To conclude with a mirth-provok m 4 Farce entitled
_ T 'A T RASCAL SA3III O.
Sernbb Shukcall, a negro more (I . i:ride/led flew hurt,
Oan4m.l Fo-dor.
TICKETS—TWENTY-FIVE CENTK
.
ANTONIO Sz. «DL DE R'S
GREAT WORLD CIRCUS
THE .fl Sl' COMPLETE I.>_zTABLISH
.I_ NI ENT of the wilt I Xillba mr, h.
tlh• THIMBLE LI IT, e.n
Friday, Saturday and Monday,
July let, :I'd and 4th.
"I" RP. IEI D AYS ONLY.
On Fllll/A Y. July 1, , t, at o'clock, P. M., nnly.
On SATURI , AY. July al '2 and, 7 1..e•104•1,, I'. M.
On MONDAY,JUIPHILTUREE PERF , ORMXNCES.er . ITTI
Meneiug at 104 A. M, 2!,; and P. M.
Thiw esmbli,Turnent combine -A the rare, n.ni ltin.i an d
most svmarlmble talent, its
The world-reuutrue.IDILAVOLO FAMILY, 1:1:11,1
AMU, WRENZO, ;I:KITS AM , A.1.1'11,0 4 0
ANTONIo.
WILLIAM AIIMSTRONti, the worl,l-renewne.l Kir-
Pgtel, Rider.
TONI 111. N. ilto (4,11t,it Tiro, FOU r H opa,
Cidrr It A tli.•rit,
JOH N N ',Ey FArnwr. th, ):. , ntn..lcy
mArrrEi: NENlit E, thy Youth l;:1 Equot-Irtall an,l •ym
naktir irrrn.
.M ~;114 in his Glob' nn 11, - -.•Lel; nwl
Trick Cit IW
The :ttotlel. Bothers. TJIE r4cc A:s . r NI Itltt
EILS; th 1.16A,5E. MLLE . / rt.. togoth,t
utth SIMWLES, Ii'LLE ELI% WI" rti, • mlS . :i
ESTELLE, 'MR.? .1. L. lIEVEN PI.I:T.
An une , ilialled !runt. sit
EqUESTRI %NS, A 4 TO 41tATS. INARTS,
CIA AV NS, I'ANT4 iM CORPS liF. I: \ 1.1.17 c.
pitExtrEnr.
,PERFOR.AIING ANI' RING 114
And an erleinble never I espne..iitratod in any
traveling exhiLdiou, pr.lu.-Ing at 4.,..r)repr...entanon
a brilliant niolautze tint..m.iniiientel..lll-dly rp 1, vx
citing:lnd lt,antiral 11, sr-,
AMERICkN th., in An wri.
va.exhibited by MAII.J.:±II4, chrdliw, and
dazzling perfortnanro o f Ma..l. tiIIOWLF-ia , the I , IEL
KIIsIG, an not whieh
DARING, GILAND AND
and %Olt.. It :11T.
Ap3us,:ititx—it.txp4 !A rents; Pit 2: cent=: rtoldron
to
JOHN W. ItIeCIII.TIIIV,
RILL POSTER,
Will attend to the Inidributing and Boding of
BILLS, CIRCULARS, CARDS & PROGRAMMES
Amusement*, Railroad*, Steamboats,
Ships, Hotel*, Saler, Etc.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Vt. Orders sent In the office of tho ritt,t•mitli
do
ing Pont, ur Daily Dazitttc, will rectikro prompt ittumtion
THE WAR IN EI_TRI)pE!
_ _
'MR REPORTED COLLISIONS BETWEEN THE
AUSTRIANS AND SAIIIIINIAN.S.
ARRIVALS OF 'IRE STEAmERs.
NEWS AND CORRESPONDENCE FROM ALL PARTS
OF TILE WuRI,D.
NEW YORK DAILY HERALD,
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
NEW YORK DAILY TIMES,
Delivered every morning before daylight In
Leave your adOrer, at lIUNT k 311NEIt:9, 31a,oniv
- JOAN W. PITTOCK,
my2ll
. .
ouT, RUST & LARK,
ANcrAcTurams AND DCALLILy
spEnm, RAPE, ELEPRANT,
,AVILALE, LARD AND
IIINERS^ OILS,
Also, StraiLn, • Banl:, Shore, Tanners and NeoLfoot
Sperm, Patent and Adamantine Candies,
int2ilvd 61 FERRY . STREET. NEW YORK.
A. A. CARRIER & BROTHER, AGENTS,
No. 63 Fourth Sit eet.
C 0 3,f 110 NW EA LT IT INSITIIA A NcE
com PA NY, at litut L-itintg.. Pa. rapes, I,
f 300,000. Ilan. SI MON CAMERON. Pri.sident; S. S.
Carriiir, Secretor. GIRARD EIRE AN' , AI AItI NE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, Philadelphia. AsHiits, rd4t.-
759.73. Hon. di lEt, MINES. Pre=ident: .1. I:. Ah,,r.l.
Si,rretAry. QUAKER CIT'S INSURANCE CiiMPANI.
Philadelphia. Assets, $321,Z1f1.42.. GEORG E 11. kJ A RT,
President; 11. R. Ciwiihali, Secretary.
aid:Opt
A lqtlyED- .
ANOTHER OF THOSE
MI N I ATV ItF, P lANOS-,i
Which have oreitexl such general admiration. and found
snob rapid sale, has just been received by the
hers. They. ewer the most desirable instruments for
small parlors,:d.eambmita, etc. (Ivor constructed. For
Bale by
IT. N.LEISER
Solo Agentslbl ttib Above and Steinway's Pianos,
myl4. . . : No. Sit Fifth street.
.
.Ni'.CRAWFORD,
Attorney ar Counsellor at. Law ,
:AND :NOTARY' ,PUBLIC,
DAVENPORT, lOWA.
• ,
Especial attention, giiren- to collecting and senrin
elainis °revery kind, • - • . ' - • '
Rugs. ire—Jeremiah Dunlevy,,l3r.,
- E.-J. lioberts....Esq,'
, .
. C.vt...R. J. Grace, , • . -
i , r Roberts & Mellon. Attonieys. (Apl9
_ _
JOHN THOMPSON . ; CO.,
Erman, Sign and Ornamental
PAINTERS. AND.GLAZIERS,
No, 135 Third •Street,
PITTSBURcH, P.A.
VURNITURE FOR - :1:9-
1 4d R i3o e tient . . ug of Pittsburgh manufactured FURNI
-
8008 CASES,
WARD ROBFS,
And every article;needed in a well furnished dwelling;
as well as a splendid aseortment or
OFFICE FURNITURE,
Constantly on hand and made to order. As the only
terms on which business is done at this establishment in
for.CAS prices ate made accordingly. Per an NVIIIIt
ornitything in the above line, would be advantripid by
calling at .. • • FACKINFER
N 0.103 Smithfield street, below Fifth.
FAcrEptER,
=stmt M. Inient. " ' .
mralay
4 1 INNER'S COLLECTION OF At. IC
FOR THE- VIOLIN, consisting of
'
' • • scHorrisctim;
~•QUADEILLIIS,
P 013 004 WALTZES,MARC:=9 2 gOiNPIPLB, Ruts, JIG% FANCT
,DINCES, and other popular aim-arranged in an easy man
ner for the violin, by S. 'Winner. Priep fol cents. Copies
maited on receipt of pri 13i.
ce. For sale "
-,.:.40/3V-11.. , MELLOlit, 81 Wood EtroeG.;
rr';',, -
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For Rent._ •
ri\ ) ',I NT cFACTORIE,
SIT
UATE iu the Borough of bittninglutm. belonging
t lii• estate 1,1 the late P. Mulvany,deceased,and lately
carried on be I,olllit & Maim 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 glas,i, of that superior
style and quality for - Which these Works have been no
justly celebrated.
Possession given on the fret day of August next.
C.I 1111%13EN,
Executor of the Estate of P. Mulvany.
Pittsburgh, June 17th, 1550. jethtf
FOR RENT.—
THE POST BUILDING
TITE extensive lint Glass Works on the
corner of :11 . 1ilee and Carson streets, Birmingham.
This factory is now in complete working order, with
full :eisortinent of pots, presses, Anohlds tools, etc.,
readr to go into operation at once; aifording 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 in
C. HIMSEN, Front street.
Pittsburgh. April 5, 1859. . apt(
14011.1.1 S OFFERED.—IIomes to be bad in
in the City of Allegheny, equal in comfort to
country seats, and yet near enough to the centre ot
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 feu feet square, some of them larger, lying
between Western avenue and Ohio Lane, Allegheny
avenue, and the West side of the Commons. Each lot
hoe a good street in front and alley in the rear. Each
man having about 100 fret front has room to beautify his
lot with n handsome house, surrounded with shrubbery,
thereby malting it a colony of residences equal io
country seats, with the cenvenieures of the tatty,.
These isautifid lots will be leased for twenty.one year.,
with the privilege of purehnsing them within that
period. They are open Tor selection now. "'Those who
tt ish so desirable a location would do well to call soon on
TnemAs trot W, lAnd Agent,
No. 100 1c earth street.
POI{ SALE.— A superior Farm of 154
sores in good farming 01 der, in Kunz rountv. (thin;
a largo proportion of it river I,,ittorn land; it io onerodst
it great hargain. EINU ire Or Till lIAS WOODS.
mrls:lf No. 109 nmrth sL, Land Agent.
---
IHAVEviIs DAY AS. , 4()CIATED
with me, Mr. J. I iF.I.LOW In the Undertaking,
which will hereafter he conducted under the mime
and c(yl of Lvmnu At Dellow. JAMDi EMUS.
son!! 1/1.111,T JANM tritC,N.
Undertaking in all its Branches.
N 0.114 Fourth Street,
ARE PR EPA REI) )
IN , : in all it- lir:intl.—, in tho sit mannor,
at ',riot- , to riot the limes.
\\'.. 4 , 1:1 totontion to NEW STYLE
PATI:NT ItItIIIAL t'.kt-ili. -I .l"ir (hi, side of
ill , n,tclits ut it,... tqly,:ml of
wo hoop vont-11,10y on 111 . 4,1111111'14,1, , ,t11/I . lit.
I..:ottv ,11:11/6, oxiti I all other,.
Finn ittot. it ill I, trait Ilt•:trr. Hoe -.it- , :mil
Carr ' tiri.intity, and at lotto: r.tk.a than tiny r
,11.11,111lionL ilk city'. 1.,1,11.10r ,ut•
lii V. , 11i1/111•01.. , 14 11, patron:'._ ,
vtt...1•••1 "1.1 tint. 131.1:,
) I 'ITi
W ILL 'PIUS DAY 1 . , m ENcE
311.1\4' I , IIIMISIIINC CI)SID,I
pr.. 1 , 1 -111.1.• la, (1, St, , k
Ir)
vltirw oftll fr—tn trt,vl ,
5p0 , 11. , 11 ektlr . ./tVet.
II Ily 41'FM k v .N.
DUQUESNE IRON STORE
COLEMAN, HAILMAN & CO.,
lIF
Iron, Nails, Steel Springs, Axles, Wrought
Nuts, 'Washers, Spikes, [tolls,
FLAT 1:AILH0A1) 11AP. "I' ALL 5117. F- - ,, ETU.. FT'
HaVP 01 0 0' flow W11.1,11(.111S,
lc( 77 Water and 91 Front
thy Art' preprtred to in 1h• :r
hartmr a larg.• and o.inplet.• aim,rtne•nt
que.nno " rnanuflieturea eunstantly on hami,
which they otter on liberal tenon. foltrtf
C KS, C
(12 , 4 - Ks, ci.org., , ,
ta.ocKs. cLocKs.
A g , rlcy for 1.110
AM EI:IcAN WATCHES,
A 13rg , a—ortment of tho,e Tun,
band.
JEW ELLS, SILVER \V RE, Ere.. 100,1 ,, W or,h.r.
Wat.•ll inormg. Kogra% Sure
in very lost
HEINEMAN d MEYRAN,
nay 7 No. 4A Fißh street.
REMOVAL.
Exchange and Banking house
KRAMER & RAHM,
No. 35, Bank Block, Fifth Si., Pittsburgh
We to appriiic our frninil.i :mil the p , ihlir, that we
11.1, removed to our ours I nth, N 0,3:., RANK 81. 4
Firm itiTILEET, w her, WO will to tender them
our vorvices, and trust our nrupli,('itiutal. with sin 1'
Tir . 114 . 1 . of twenty yenrs tics iti this city, will
clialdo IN to meet the wants of our Costumers.
Wt• will continue to tram•iict the
iticioctsx In all Ito tiranclici,
()mon/term/ Hrp,r Iteteottittett nod Nepotctic,l
atel other SeralritieN, ttought mad sold on
Cotimiimsion.
to ,illeCtlonl , In ,It) nr eiumtry.
Iltp,Aba linrero,l in l'ar Funds or Currency.
!Jahr,' .aliAr”i 'lnn, 1...pti.,14.
Dr° , tri t, 11,n1, Ntlt,ll4, 1,(11.1 Wurntnt., sir.
C. Gait I , , MA•nI 1.,511,10
For the Fourth of July !
1 0( ) Doz. 1i PINE APPLE. ANI)
y:rmo.orry !-:yrup,
oo Lienri,••• :111.1 Dr( 1 1 , 1.
V.ratidy and Cordial Drops.
:ar) 1t... Cream I ):Ites, i•te.
.%14., dl hind- Cniitortinnerie,, Finn Wint.,Fruit4.
Nut, vle., Wlialt•sali• arid 1.2.4•Lm1, at 111.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY.
SUMMER MILLINERY.
Chileircii's Clothing - Enspor'
MRS. M. A. WEAVER
H AS )PENED AT
of the latest styles.
CIIII.IIHEN'ii CLOTHING kept constantly on hand,
and made to order.
Eseronrc—Next door to the Trimming Store, toward
%Vries' street.. myl4ity
' ri
Aar fligand, go-Set.
THE FIFTH STORY
INQUIRE AT THIS OFFIC,m
For Sale or Rent
T.vmoN & DELLOW,
(; ArrEus
13=1
W C. •- , 11111:1:17 J
L. EUIRSHFELD & SON,
No. , 43 1%0019 sTREET.
TO S `OFF
TM r Lu m :ma complete 'I'M '111 , 1; ST. 11 1 1: of
IX=
AND DUs'TE.R.;
A T 111..1.1"CEI.
rates
laAt,) Urturp, prolnpi/y In firr mail, , drn•rlr .I
i) 3:21” KRAM ER v RA M
F.. 1. 7\llElL , eil h -uN4.
4 . 2 St. Clair mtreet
No. 24 Fifth Street,
(UP STAIRS, IRON CITY 13UILDING,)
A full r.sortinent of
SUMMER MILLINERY,
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
5AAC,J0NFA.......1 NO. J. BOY D....WM. M'CII LOUGH
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
VANUFACTUIVIS 0/
CAST STEEL.
Spring, Plow, and A. 13. Steel Sprin
1=:!
CORNER ROSS AND FIRST STREETS,
1115 PlTTSBuppir, PA
DAVIS Si, PHILLIPS
TTA VE REMOVED THEIR BRASS
Fousrmy AM) MANUFACTORY, to
No. 110 Water.atid 104 First streets,
FOUR DOORS BELOW THEIR OLD WORKS, where
they are prepared th'exeCtite all orders promptly, with
ENTIRELY NEW AND EILPROVED MACHINERY
G _
ENTS' FURNISHING' GOODS—Going
daily, without reserve, nt prim; far below
AUCTION FIGURES
•
RrAsom.—We remove, and relinquish this part or our
business on July oth.
CHESTER'S GOTHIC HALL,
je2,B Corner Wood street and Diamond alley.
j'IOOIINILEXTRACCS, assorted, for sale
B. L. FarcriEsTocx a co,
Jelft No.‘llo, corner Wood ant Fourth streets
•r
•
Vegetable Substitute for Calomel
BRA NDETIrri V EGI7T. , . 61.1 UNIVLILS.,L PILLS,
by restoring the bowels to their original daily and lin/a
ro/ action, give strength to the stomaOh. purify the blood,
re-establish the healthy condition of tho digestive or
gans, and thus curo dyspepsia, colds, coughs, rhcuma
fisms, dropsics, andsicknessgenerally,whother chronic
or recent. The celebrated Abernethy says:—" After
having cured the derangement of the bowels, debility
and an diseases generally disappear of their own arrora.
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; anti their into by up
wards of 1.000 conscientious physicians, and by over n
million of families, shows that they are supplying tine 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 caloinet(Hy
drstrgurri eh/mit - Km Milo.) producing all its alterative
and other It - Wit-aliens, with none of its disorganizing ef
fects upon the solids—oil -n crippling for life—or its dis
tressing aetion unon the teeth and gums. The prepared
concentration from the same principles—the Info Addi
tion Pills—is a substitute for blue-pin (Pilobc Ilydrargy,i)
possessing the peculiar action on the secreting organs,
of that preparation from mercury. hut none of its sali
vating or other injurious ctlects. Those who have used
them. as a Nucloild mthetitute or otherwise, award to them
the highest praise. They come nearer tea concentrated
Ksstince 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 fart they
supply all 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 estimat e .
Brandreth's Vegetable: niversal Pills remove from the
bowels and blood of n sick person the cause of death.
THE LITT ADDITION PILL,. SUPeLY Tee onoxxte lireLMTY or
THE BLOOD'S TITALITT—the minute globules of vegetable es.
settees, of which they are but the concretion, have their
exart enotnterprirt in the vital iskitiules•of the blood. And
from whence does the blood derive its life. its globules!
verily from the same source from when, Dr. Brandreth
derives the life principloof the Life Addition Pills—from
the Vegetable Kingdom! •
These pills. as also the Universal. arc warranted ism
ly vegetable. }totalled respectively at ?is and fe rents.
Phytoeiami anti the public supplies} by the grit.s. Or
I,OX. at No. 294 Canal street. Brand relli's Principal
011ie° ;by Thomas Rettpath. No. tr; Uismond street,
Pittsburgh, Pa_ and by all respeetable dealers in
tines. )027:1mm0
FEAR AT AN END
No one is now deterred from changina
Wlll9 K K R F ult
From red, grey or ,trly, ton nvh
By n fear of injarinc or 4tainiag ❑u• 9k in
CHRISTA 11)01tO'S DYE.
hartnle.,a as water, mild as and
TI:l'E TO NATI' Ilk:.
in the magnitleent colors It impart , . Sold everywhere,
and applied by all //air DreS,ol, Calusr.aana,, No. 6
Ash, New Yoe A.
rm , sEsi:Etts Gonv:T4 NEW CASTLE
Li.-eY AND omi Tii.vr I'f.AcE.-1.41 will not
fort that th.• dally hi,. of PaPkt•ts botlit•••ii ?yew . .1-tic
New Iltlghtoli still couticet with tholteraltalmniation
tran. on 111, tint, P. at, and with this rcos, n. ng at Now
Mon_ Itr romp I) this rout,? you will sat, link' :old
money. Ntilt.•it i+ a groat ohject tho print titile, itY
tiny in scarce, ant tip. (root lota don:: twat dama.t,
fr-. 3- , 10,8•1118., 8, I r.111,10[11117
n lionnr.kl nnd Ihann,tie Slnpinn, nua
1111 , 111 , -. w Oil+ coy, nn , l Innvn
not, :tinl Warelnan,, No. 57 W••••I
winr.• tuna nr.• pr , pnro.l
and 110nn.. , 111 , of nnol t.tl, the
f nnlithes all n•on,nrnlnt•nt. in llnit antiv“ . .
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wnrr,no, I,llr Irolnl.llmt lonnn. - - Tn-
Intlll,. lo tint prnunitly att,ql.7.
4 , 1 tn.
ronl7,l4•ntly raor our r..rrir,,
arratmeut.. of 1 ( . 0111101,,11 1111w111,',..
CURRY. N I.:I' II & co
B imore, F.A.rnary,lS:o_ —nu.l,tf
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
IRON FOC% D CRS.
General Machinists and Boiler Makers,
NEAR THE PENN'A R. R. PASSENGER DEPOT,
Ai A N C U . REAL I( INI )s
Stearn Engtm., rst,,lmz fn rn thr,, !,, tom
.1r. , .1 lifty 111,, 110, nt,l Sti.to I t,a. (.:1•4
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etc, .•:,•
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P. CD I INT (3-
Cheap and Durable, Fire and Water Profit
BATES & JOHNSON,
75S.11ITIIFIELPST,RETIrEF:N porf:Tfld FIFTH.
lir "PA.• ~nly tnanufAeturenk and In ... tr 1,11
.UM camEN•r CANN'AS ItC)ol , lti , ;
Al.O, im pituvElf FELT CEMENT, .14 ,i1:AVI:1
1 , 1 , A KIND. ( . 1,17 ly.lllrlN
B. C. & J. 11. SAWVER,
1'ACT1.7434 or
LARD OIL, CANDLES,
Palm, Toilet and Rosin Soaps,
So. 47 Wood Street, Plttuburgh, Po
13T_T C - E, IR. 8z DAVITT,
\Linofactun•rn of 4.• r 1 peon or
FURNITURE,
A full A ,, ,ornnent PITTSIiI'IZ NIANUFACII
Eli renktuntly ‘,u ,c,•
*en sa thu lowoott pricem for Cask.
GE0..1
GOSSAMER VENTILATING WIG,
ELASTING BAND TOUPEES,
AND MIT
Ornamental !lair tor Ladies and Gentlemen,
NO. 05 MARKET STREET,
1313=11
I, 0 N"' dr, DUFF,
p:ALEns IN MANI E.T.A, HEM P, rrroN AND 31 JTE
CORDAGE'
nAEIIIII, TAIL PITCH AND ItoSIN graci.iS
I AND HEAVY DRILLING.
folmly No. 09 Water Street.
NOBLE, BROWN & CO.,
125 and 127 IPitane Street,
NEW YORK,
IMPORTBI4B uF
English. Irish raid Sooteli Linens,
White lanens of all qualities,
Nay Linen,
1,1(1.. Linens,
Brown, 1418 y and Bine': and Whitt, Ilolinn t is.
Etymon,' Duel:,
Formers' Drills,
Padding Canvatuter
Haven't, Buck,
Carpets,
Burlnps, all widths and (111014110 R.
Sold by the melange. on must favorable terms. 1a1,12
FIRST CLASS
ILENK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
PIffInUMMIMI'WI!MraTRIIIiMMnORMI
A LARGE STOCK OF
COMMERCIAL STATIONARY.
PRINTING
In nll ils branelkoK, (A RI L. 4, CIRCULARS, BILLS
LA DM PAMPHLETS.
CIA -7
NTRY REST DENCEA FOR SALE.-
A valuable property of six acres, with a gonl
house, orchard and garden, three-fourths oft mile
from the city, $5,500. Also, n desirable property of .211
acres, at four miles from the city, with good brick dwel
ling house, 500 fruit trees, grapes iuntsmall fruits,sadine.
Also, an excellent property of :1 1 ,,ticres, good house Mow
fruit trees, &e.; situate at 4 miles frotalhe city. s2,:wio.
Tito above are all in healthy and pleasant locations. and
immediate possessidn can le bad.
B. CUTIIIiEItT .4 SON,
Real r shit° Agents, fit Market NI.
_ _
1 -1 1 RE W ORKS! FIRE oR
WKS!!_
F(t RTII JULY 1855.—We aro now mceiying from
the Factory of 11. P. I nob!, for whom we are Solo Agent,,
a full and complete assortment of FIRE WORKS, con
sisting of the following, viz:
Rockets, from 1 oz. 16'2 lbs. Flower Pots, Nos. 1 and 2.
Itmnan Candles, 1 ball to 20; Flying Pigeons;
Roman Candles, colored; Triangles, No. Ito 6:
Illno Lights, No. 1 to 5; Bengal Lights, 1 oz. to 1 6 oz;
Grasshoppers; Venice) 'Wheels;
Pin Wheels, Nos. 1,2, 3; Saxon Wheel,.
Chasers, NOB. 1,2, 3; Rockets, Colored Serpents;
Scrolls, Nos. 1,2, 1; Double Renders;
Mines of Stars, 1,2, 4. 5; Torpedoes, 500,006;
Exhibition Pieces, from p . o to $5OO, with directions.
REI BIER d; ANDERSON,
jell 39 Wood street, opposite St. Charles Hotel.
TRUE ECONOMY.—Don't throw away
your Dinner or Tea Knives for the want of Forks,
'as we have on hand a full assortment of
Of all patterns. Honse-keepers, Hotel-Keeper, Steam
boat, owners, and all others using Forks, can thus have
their sets thede up
1e25 OWN it TETLEY, 188 Wood et.
..,
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sSpedal Notices.
stud ISlair-Pill
EMIOIIIT
114=
I1.3:1 , -1":41.:11, Agent.,
l'ot,l.llrol. Yn
PITTSI;'IRO P. 1.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.,
PITTSBURINH, PA
1 ITTS1:1:1;,01, PA
J. It. WEI,' tN
G 3 Wood Ftreet nenr F.nrth
FOItKS,
' • 6 . 1 „
66 '„AN.:16
.6.8 -6
Ajdion
D - A - •
SA LES AT NO. 54 FIFTH ST.;
ncs littles Rooms. No. 54 Fifth
sti ert..-vary t,e , l: day, so held public sale. of g , od. in
all variety. wiled fir the trial , . and consumers, from a
large stock which is constantly replenished with fresh
consignments, that must I/0 closed forthwith.
AT TEN O'CLOCK, A. M,
Dry Goods and fancy articles, comprising nearly every
thing needed in the lino for personal and family use;
table cutlery; hardware; clothing; boots and shoes; la
dies' ware, AC.
AT TWO O'CLOCK, P. m.,
Household and kitchen furniture, now and second-hand;
1ic.1,, and bedding; carpets;
. elegant iron stone China
ware; stoves; cooking utensils; groceries, &c.
• AT SEVEN O'CLOCK, .1". M.,
Fancy art ivies; smiles; clocks; jewelry; mnsical in-
Artiments ; guns: clothing; dry goods; boot and shoes;
books; stationery, Ac. P. M. DAVIS,
sops Auctioneer .
TRUSTEES SALE OF 35 BUILDING
LOTS IN SEVENTH WARD.—On THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, July 21st, nt 2 o'clock, on the premises,
will be sold Thirty-five handsome lots of ground, nine
of which have a front on Webster street, seventeen on
Devillier street. and nine on Duncan street, near the
residence of Gen..l. If. sfoorhead. Plans may be had
at the Auction Rooms. Title indisputable. Terms—One
rash; residue in one. two, three and four years, with
interest payable annindly.
33-1 P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. -
nj • il kl) k ii: 01 1 P) 4
•
U.1170.4 - T01r.4; Pciinsyivania,
JOHN BIERER, Proprietor,
THIS COMMODIOUS AND POPULAR
I I OTEI s after being refitted and furnished through
out, with elegant furnitore, is now ready for the recep
tion of guests. The Rnilroad from Connellsville to
Ifni on town will be finished early in July, thus affording
a elicup and pleasant mode of traveling to persons wish
mg to eseope the heat and smoke of rittaburol during
tli' heated term. This Homo is situated within a few
nunnents drive of the celebrated Fayette Springs, and
dw proprietor is ,h.termizted to spare neither trouble or
of p 4.11,• in rendering those who visit him comfortable.
liar,,,o.lerato. mylktf
NPCIINLEIPS ICE CREAM SALOON
'AND CONFECTIONERY,
No. 27 1-2 Fifth St., opposite the Exchange Bank.
M MA3 I NLEV, AT II IS SPACIOUS
arrAnged roomi„locateilm above
i. prE•IP in' to furnillt All tie I,exune9 of the Season in
ItH
lee ('ream, Fruits, Fresh Pies, fakes Of
all kinds,
And every cle,riptton of Cnfootionory•, all of the beat
tnnteri.o will I, served to order, d ap and evening.
4:F9- 4 for pant*, promptly tilled. WI andjung
for yourm•lf. (inyt;) M. firGINLEY.
MARBLE! MARBLE!!
JOINT WEARGO
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES,
Enclosures, Posts, &c., &c.,
De_'PL.• •Aro roiwetfully InVitod toeiarnina
1,11, took. Priv., low, and work warnintod.
MICH.\ o'FIA 11A, .11?..
m. ''liars.)
WI N lit: AN I 111 , _., AND j,jrzt,,,-)rts
ECTIFY ING DISTILLER,
:CI, 17,1 F:f1.11 Ipetwv,n and ,treotA,
3.1 qtreei, kpop. enn ,, tantly on liana a
IC ~r 1)1.1 M0n. , ,,...Atit•1, Ity.. and 1.,011,10 flora
r WineA, Brandie, and all articte3
T.E. in Owbn,mena. jet
KNOX'S ICE CREAM ROOMS,
No. 27 Fourth Street, near Ferry.
ri H st' 'lt I 11Elt RESPECTFULLY
HE
to Ow at a! thi. trell.kuouti vat.‘l,
hThtt.. that he La ,t:!I loop.ro•t to furn 42
AND NVEDDINt:S,
in ,ry st)l,
.11-:1,1.111-;. FANCY CAFES AND PYRAMIDS.
re- I;entlemen 1111 , 1 LThile•S FPrVi.ti with )feat*.
xtylo equal to any
nr,t 11,4,1, al all hour , d..y and 4,(11417,.
JACOB B. lIIIIILEY.
1-11:•41' PREMIUM AWARDED BY THE
•
- E 'Di
GRAFF & CO.
FOR THE BK4I.
9E I C:0 V M •S;
•rt t... 1 I: an ._71.• for farrnhe9, and Lent Wood Conk
v.• n. fry Stor... Also
rqovt-4, PI to :aid Fancy
I 1 S.ol I 1J.., I\ Pt-
I L ; k tz t, No. SSI6 I.lherty Street,
At the head ~ f WOl,l strut.
STAR BAKERY AND WE ('BEAM SALOON
P. SCIIELDECKER
`Vol' 1:1-1<PEr - ITV LIN INFORM
It, ft "lid • att•i Iho piddle genoralty, that he is
prt•oroti. at hr. Silo. tn.
N .2 2 1)1 AMI) N A LLEY,
, •,1•• 11p pll, Cl. - 1111, 14 Ow very quality, ra
all h• ot • ••••liillt!. Thr• !argA , r. n.,ortment
, .414 • . 440 1:.•11.tt) :thliys nu haul.
:1111 , •• rAV.I 1111,, nrAiraf:urtory terms. Leave
kr*. 1 3 . : - 4.IIE:I.I)I . :('KER,
No.= Inumoud
AMERICAN IRON WORKS.
JONES &LA T 11,
M.,tlf.Lottm., of
IRON AND NAILS,
JUNIRTA AND COMMON SHEET IRON,
Lata's Patent Slinftim Piston Rods, Plates*
WAR
Wntcr Street, And IT3 First Street,
PITTS It IT It t; ,
of and South Wati‘r Ste., Chieng,o
tmt7:iy
TERRACOTT OR
STONE WATER PIPES,
Floot Two . ro tqx Ise cmABRE.
Priers: from Tsvrlve to Thirty Cts. per Foot
ROCHESTER PEARL STARCH,
MAnufaeturprs Price by
HENRY H. COLLINS,
FOOI4NItI►INI AND COMMISSION MERCIIANT,
Er=
CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, - FISH,
A NP Piz , )PITCY: riESERALLT
joll No. 2r, Worn Sr., PITTSIIIIROIT.
Office of Scaler of Weights and
Measures.
E of vicE I q , "ritE UNDERSIGNED,
Nl:\ LER uF WEIGHT :3 AND MEASURES,
May be found M.noeforth in Cherry alley, L.K , Lween Third
and Fourth Nirmd.., whore orders may Ire lea.
inrlsdf cirmaxs ?ARNETT.
virtnership here
tof,,ro I ota,aat William Smith and I a con
of \CM. smiTit & co., WaS
I a: hd It dAy ul Pei altary, by the death oh
r. I a ‘,ll
I t, c I E. \ll,l intnott Pint, tr., haring rturefurted
let .1 'li. Iwo. It, at...etc...1, in the late firm of
tn. zntoth td Co. The •Fouttry and Machine Md
will hereafter conducted under the style h.
)1 Ity whom the InISiIIOAH of the late
awl na evalvd.
WM. SMITH. DAVID E. rani. JAXr.3 PARK, n
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
NINTH WARD FOUNDRY
rITTSBUIIGH, PA.
W: ~ .1., 1 13r. No. 111 First nnil la) Second rdreets.
Manatiaitarers of all and descriptions of Coal Oil,
lteti.rtii Stills, Htw and Water Pipe, Lent Irons, Hog
Ir ' IV Domes,Steel Pull] es, Hangers and
•
.iiitiliing :mil Machine Castings of everrdescrip
inailo to order.
Iltivtne o complete machine :Mop attaeheti to the
Foontlry, 311 tioces,ory fitting 'Mil be earehilly attend
ed to. Mr2S(1111%014
REMOVAL.
lIUSSEYG. & CO., have removed.
C. to their' new Copper Warehouse, No. 37 Fifth
stroeh in the New Iron Front Hoek, throe doom went
or Wood.
PITTSBURGH COPPER ROLLING MILL.
C. G. HUSSEY & CO.,
Manufacturers of
Braziers' Bolt • and Sheathing . Copper,
Pres,ed copper Bottoms, Locomotive Tubing, Raised
Still Mahon mot Flats of all Sines, Brass Kettles, &beet
nod other Brass, Spetter, Copper, Solder, Copper Rivets,
eta lioalors in Block Tin, 'rin Plate, Lend Wire, Sheet
Zinc, Antimony, Sheet Iron, Tinners"rools, &c.,
No. 37 FlfthStreet, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JW Shoot Copper cut to any pattern. [npB:6md
FARM FOR SALE, on the Perrysville
Phmk Road, au miles from the city—contains
115 aeres-70 in tine stab• of cultivation, a dwelling of
six rooms, wash house, well of soft water and puntp, a,
brisk tarn and staid, carriage hones, a two story brick
spring house—orchard of choice fruit; fences all in
good Order, about 45 acres of choice timber, also a store
house and fixtures, now doing good business—garden, -
small fruits, shrubbery, Ste. For price and terms - apply
at the office of CU rIIBERT k SON,
je2 - 2 Real Estate Agt's 51 Market st.
. ,
NO SEWING TO RIP.-
NO CLASPS TO CUT.
THE WOVEN s KIRT is the best
Fof t.mle nt the wtore of
je23 JOSEPH . HORNE, T 7 Market et
\ .
A
rw.,:,
getving *Wins.
SIZQ'aEl7t,'"S
SEWING MACHINES.
LN POLNT OF
BEAUTY,
DURABILITY,
PERFECTION OF WORK,
AND CAPACITY TO
PERFORM EVERY
VARIETY OF SEWING,
NO °TEEM MACHINE CAN COM
-1:0 A TER WITH SINGER:a
New and , Improved Diachines,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, AT
STRAW'S 32 Markel treet
SEWING MACHINES..—
THE $2O . AND $4O.
DOEBLE LOCK STITCH
SEWING MACHINES ,
ARE NOW ON EXHIBITION AT THE
HOSIERY STORE OF -
Is 2 7t, r, ,
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, 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 alloy Pittsburgh, Pa.
SI- NOTICE—M. DALY, on the corner of Fifth
street and Market alley, is the only one of the name in
business on this strew jet
PATENT
SEWING
MACHINES
Have gained the confidence
of all who use them, and have
proved one of the most valu
able intentions of the age.
They use a Shuttle, making
the Lock Stitch on both sides of the cloth alike, which
cannot he unravelled or pulled out.
They are all outdo 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
iar, we wonfil call the attention of all to our new Family,
:sewing Machine. It has been manufactured expressly.
for Family Ilse, and has met with favor from all. It LS
SO simplified no to render it ahnost impossilile to get out
of order, or derange its operations; indeed it is so sitn
ple as to astonish one, that so small is piece of mechan
i.m will sew.
Below, we give a description of the dillerent styles of
the Weed Patent_
No. 1. Is a very convenient style, which can he
nor':ea by hand or foot, on or off Its own table. For
convenience of shipping, and also for large manufacto
nes, where it is necessary to place a number of Machines
into a long bench, making one table answer for them
all. Price. Wit.
No. A. With Walnut or Mahogany Table, either with
or a thout Box Top, which lock, down. Price, $lOO
and $llO.
No. 3. Same size an No. 2, but rims with a belt. and
it a inneh higher rate of speed. Thin kind in well
adapted to manufacturing Clothing or Leather work.
This is really URI eheapest Machine in the market,
there i , no work dote on a Sewing Machine that it will
not do It is confidently setaerted that this Machine
rum envier than any mactine now in use. Price, Mi.
No. 4. Thin machine has a long arm, to accommo
date large work. It rtma at a high rate of speed, runs
easily, and in, without doubt, the best Machine for Tail
or', use, ever offered to the public. It is also peculiarly'
fitted for plantation work. as it is very simple yet au&
stantial and durable, with but little liability to get out of
order. Prier, Pa
No. 13. Thin in a new and cheaper Style, and a gent
end favorite for Family, Light Leather, and a great
variety of work. It has been gotten up with reference
to furiushing a strong and dui-able, yet light and tasty
Machine, at a less price than either of the above. It
runA very easy. raiddly, and is pronounced the best
neviliine now in market, for VA.
No. 6. This is a Machine got up on an entirely new
prim-100, ditterent from anything ever before offered
to the public, and we confidently assert that for family
see 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 PO arranged as to be
utterly mipossible to miss stitches. It has a tension on
both sides. and carries a large supply of thread on the
under spoel. The motions are giuntsl by two small
erwuks that run without perceptible noise. The two
threads see worked in ouch a manner as never to both
pull at the mine time, and consequently little liable to
break. The seam is very elastic, and the thread does
net break in washing. It trill do coarse work better
than any crtachine now in market, as it noes silk, cotton
or linen with equal facility. Price, ISO.
Deseriptive circulars furnished gratis.
OFFICE. 477 BROADWAY. NEW
`4lll-111'NE3 LYON, Proprietors.
4 Agent++ wanted. my=arnaw
The Grover & Baker
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
Pittsburgh Agency, No. 107 Market St.
Having greatly increased their facilities for triantifactnr-
In Li their CLIABAASED FAIIIILT Meennzv, with all the recent
improrements hare reduced their prices, and offer for
sale a
NEW STYLE TiLiktaiLifiri.
Price, $5O-111emmer, $5 Extra.
It is no longer questioned that these Machines are the
hest iu use far family sewing. They
11E11, FELL, GATHER Als:D STITCH
- -
In the mmit superior manner, and are the only machines
in thii market that are so well:int] simply . made, that
they may be sent into families with no other Instructions
than are contained iu a ciralar which accompanies each
machine, and from which
A C ll ll.ll - UF T.Pi YEARS
May readily lelan haw to use, and keep them in order.
They snake upwards of
PIFTESIN HUNDRED STITCHES A MINUTE
An t i will do the sewing of a family cheaper than a seam
stress can do it, even tf she works at the rate of
ONE CENT AN iiOUR:
Is there a husband, father, or brother In the Gni ted
States, who will permit the drudgery of hand sewing in
his family, when a Grover d Baker Machine will do it
better,
more expeditiously, and cheaper than can possi
bly be done by hand.
air Send for s arcalar. la
The first place in public estimation in now justly ac
corded to the Grover .6 Fiwter Machine, for family sew.
iug, for the following reasons :—lst. It iv more simple
and easily kept In order than any other Machine. 2d.
It makes a seam 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 amero
change of owls, to ail varieties of work. atli. The same
maclune rubs silk, linen thread,. common spool cotton,
with equal facility. 6th. The scam is as elastic its the
mast elastic fabric, so that it is free from all liability to
liteak to washing. trotting, or otherwise. 6th. The stitch
made by this machine is more boautafui than any other,
made either by hand or machine.
OPLNIONS OF. THE PRESS:
The best patent now in use.—{Easton Whig.
Stands high in the estimation of all—Erin Constitution.
It is all that it is recommended—{Luna Democrat.
It has no superior—[Ashtabula Telegraph.
A household neeessity— : [Batavia Herald.
Grover k Baker's is unrivalled—[Rockport'Advertiner.
Meets the wants of the housewife--{Auburn Ch. Advo.
A necessity in the family-[Southern Inventor.
The cheapest and best in use [Baldwinsville Garotte.
They are the test In use—{ Waterford Sentinel.
The best manufactured—{Pittston Journal.
Worthy of public patronage—{Jersey Shore Re pub.
Grover A Baker have the best improvements- -Hunt.
Journal.
Not liable to get out of order—(Westehester Jeff.
The most convenient in usel hen Chicago News Letter.
Poasesses more advantages any other—[Nash
Gazette.
All articles are made with it with ease—{Hasard's Oar-
Lightens the labor of those at homeloughman.
A child of ten years old may use it—{liarmer and Via.
Will do most beautiful sewing Allentown Dem.
,
Sews silk, linen , or cotton thread—{Pitts. Advocate.
Is more simple than any other--(Cleveland Reporter.
Merits a place in every family—{Abingdon „Democrat.
Sews a yard a minute—(Cleveland Leader.
The best in use for families—llliblical Recorder.
It makes a fine, strong_ seam—{Laporte Union.
NATHAN WHITINCI, Agent.
delS N 0.107 Market street.
Oakland Property tbr Sale.
'PRAT PORTION OF OAKLAND known
j. as "Now Linden Grove," lying within two and a
half mites of the city, has been subdivided into lots 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
. rolling, susceptible of being improved in the
most picturesqtle manner.
These lots are surrOunded by an excellent neighbor
hood, with the advantage of a first-class private sellout._
taught by Mr. and Mrs. )3. M. &err, with public schools
in the vicinity.
A lino of omnibuses runs every hour during the day,
and in a short time a Passenger Railroad will be built,
thus rendering them most °ht. and desirable.
For beauty of scenery, facih of access, purity of air,
and convenience to the city,
.ey are unsurpassed as
sites for country residences. •
In order to accommodate those wiio may wish to im
prove, they are tittered at the following very easy terms:
One-tenth in hand and the residue in nine equal an
nual payments.
jet am W. O. LESLIE, 91 Diamond street.
1859. Second Arrival 1859.
OF
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
AT THE
FOURTH STREET CARPET STORE,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
viT D. & H. - McCALLITM 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 now style of CANTON MATTING,
for Summer Parlors. The latest make of CARPET
SWEEPERS, etc., etc., which shall be offered at the
lowest rates. 0691 W. D. k H. "McCALLITAL
D. C. liNEELAIifD
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
• -
SWAIM AND OVAL BONNET BOXES;
• Alixf, makes to ordei' PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER
W)XES, suitable for Shoes; Dry Goods, de., at Eastern'
Prices.. Corner r alley.and Wood street, (third
Mors—lover Citizen' ) Pittsburgh, Pa. ietkly
THE CORALIT,P. AND . PORCELAIN
,
TEKTII have now been extensively tested by the
citizens of Pittsburgh, and the verdict in their facet is
unanimous. litany have latd aside teeth mounted on.
Geld plate to avail themselves of the improvements
embraced in these new and beautifhl styles of Dentistry.
Their superiority consists trudnly in their perfect wisp-.
tation to the mouth—their perfect cleanliness, being
without crack or-crevice ter food to Snd lod_gment, an
d
made of a material on which the juices or the mouth
cannot tut
they are free from all metallic taste corro
sion or tarnish and do,not . effect the breath, which is
Kreat desiderafnirCas all who Wear Gold, Silver, Es a u •
nntri or other Metallic Plate, can testify.
They also combine greatstrength with lightness,gont.,
fOrt and elegance—this with their close resemblance t o
natural teeth render them the most desirable substi
tutes for those organs ever offered. An examination
will fully confirm all that has been said in their praise..
N. STEBBINS, 11. D., Dentist, 191 Penn street.
N. B. Teeth dimmbythe painless process. jell:la:law
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
TM - RIVAL= IN MARKET,
Home and Foreign Demand.
IF YOUR HAIR IS Grua, •
IF YOUR HAIR IS THIN,
OR IF YOU ARE BALD,
IT WILL RESTORE IT.
IF YOU HAVE DANDRUFF,
• IF YOU HAVE SCALD ELEAD
_ ,
IF YOU HAVE NERVOUSHEADACHE,
IT. WILL CURE THEM..
TO PRESERVE THE COLOR,
TO PREVENT ITS FALLING,
TO MAKE THE HAIR GLGSBI7,
USE WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
SOI,D BY O. J. WOOD & CO.
114 MARKET STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO,
PATENT MEDICDE DEAL AND
DRUGGISTS, IN CITY AND CO
Sold by Dr. GEO. H. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood street,
and B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO., No. CO, corner Wood'
and Fourth streets, and by all good Druggists generally.
je4,2nalew
To Hotel Ho. pars, Restsurente,Drug
gists, Grocer 34 and the Publier:;:;',l_
DR. BRITIVON'S BITTERS
Have, from their excellent qualities, been recom
mended by the MOST EMINENT P_LIV
SICIANS as a most valuable and
never-failing remedy for ~
DYSPEPSIA, DLARBEICEA,
DEBILITY, HEARTBURN,
BILLIOUSNESS, JAUNDIUE,
_
LIVER COMPLAINTS, BLOOD DISEAS
A O -, kc.
Are also a sure and certain preventative against
Fever and Ague, Cholera; Platiosemer
plaints, Qty— •
and la the most:rideable and of caedons,TONlC AND
APPETITE-CREATING COMPOUND ever offered to
the public.
By the use of these BITTERS all DISEASES OF THE
BLOOD will be thoroughly eradicated, and all those who
are suffering from early excess and PROSTRATION OF
THE PH YSICAL ENERGIES will be restored to a.RO
BUST and VIGOROUS STATE OF HEALTH. .
The DIG ESTIVE ORGANS willbe stimulatedandPEß-
MANENTLY STRENGTHENED,APPELITh will be
created.and the DEBILBBATEDSUBJECTREBTORED
TO NEW LIFE_ - i.
This remedy has a very agreeable taste, and be
taken readily by - children as well as by adulbt. ,
All persons suffering from any of the above com
plaints are invited to try DHERITICON'S BITTERS.
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' StiOno... l
NO. 742 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Sold at 50 cents per bottle, IS per dozen, 1M,50 per gallon;
extra Bitters for Isar-rooms, by the gallon or - barrel, at
the low price of 11.25 per grdlon ;'llne Stoughton Bitters,
sl.2siier gallon. For saleby all Druggists azeißrocera. , 4
Wholesale and Retail, at . ^
jatcly,law 742 BROADWAY, N. Y.
WEED'S
B. L. FAH.NESTOCK. &
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 60, Corner Wood and Fourth Streets;
Dealers In Foreign and DOniciodic
DRUGS, mEmans, CIIEMICUS,, ,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS,
Glassware of all Descriptions,.
PATENT MEDICINES,
Of reliable brands, at, lowest market rates; and dyer' ,
thing appertaining to the Drug Business. - We guaran
tee to sell a, low as can be bought in this or other mar
kets, and warrant everything to give satisfaction-
We are the sole proprietorstuad onlyrnqmsfacturetrant:',*a
B. L. FAHNESTOCK'S VEMMIFIIGE,
Tonic. Cathartic and . Anti-Dyspaptic
. ,
OF WILSON'S PILLS, W. R. McClelland, Esq,
erly of Manchester, Allegheny county, Pa, now of Nene: -•
phis, Tenn, mays: "I have been afflicted with /llek-Read - Tr
acne, ray once in two months, so much so that I hawk; 4
been obliged to leave my business and go tobed. 11.11cd'-
a great many remedies, but never succeeded in got:tide
ono that would give relief until I tried Wilson's Pills. -
believe they will cure any cage of sick-41eadacheinfrom one "--
to two hours, as they invariably do in my case." .
Mr. J. M. Bake, of Webster, Westmoreland - CoialitY,..,
Pa., states: "Having been subject for the last hoe years
at short intervals to severe Headache, accompanied with
loss of appetite, severe cough and and general.debillty t „
totally unfitting me for business, I procured a box of •
Dr. R. A. Wilson's Tonic. C.Aluirtic and Anti-Dyspeptic,
Pills, and after taking them according to directionej
was perfectly restored to my former good health, and I
can heartily recommend them to all similarly aiflicted.".
, Pills and, Vernatrage , '- -., , r.: ":3 - . 1: .1 . .
.
, .. , . - . . .
For sale by respectable Druggists and Patent Medicine
Dealers, everywhere. . . . - rarl&OSW.
SUFFER NOT.—DRS. GOLDSMITH
CO., No. 42 Sixth street, Pittsburgh, Penn's, sti
continues to be consulted on all diseases of a PRIVATEi.
or DELICATE NATURE. Front a longemarsedf study
and practical experience of unlimited extent, -Drs.& k •
(24. have tho gratification of presenting the animism/do
with remedies that have never failed to cure the most.
alarming ease of Gonorrhea and Syphilis. Beneath hi&
treatment, all the horrors of Vencrodandlmpure Blood,
Scrofula, Ulcers, Pain and Distress, or Infiammalion of
the Bladder and Kidneys, Absccases, Humoricrrightfal ;
Swellings., and the long train of horrible symptoms'
tending this class of disea.sesAre made to become as
harmless as the simplest :Wings efa child. - •
SEMINAL WEASNES'S—Drs. 0. & Co. devotes much
of their attention to the treatment of those cases caused --
by a secret and solitary habit, which ruins the body ancr
mind,unfittingthe unfortunate individual for either busi-• _
ness or society. Some of the sad andraelancholyeffects
produced by these early habits efseirth are, Weakness
of the lack and limbs,Palpitation clam, Heart, Dyspep,
sia, Nervousness, deangernen& of .the estito
lions, symptoms of Casnmption, efe.„ete. The fearful
effects on the mind aro moth to be . dreaded, . yin: 'Loss
of memory, confusion 'ideas, depression of spirits,
evil forelsxlingsaversion to society, self-distrust, tunith,
ty, etc., are among the evils produced. 'Such perions,
before contemplaring marriage,shonld commit a Avg. .
clan of skill and experience, and be at once,restomt
health and happiness.' Almelo:1M Fever =tic:Laud war 7 ' ,
ranted. All letters containing a fee, addressed to
OOLASMITH & CO., Pittsburgh, Penn's,, will meet WWI "i"
prompt attention, and medicines forwarded, secure from ,
observation, and a cure guaranteed. The, strictest se- `''-'-
cresy observed in all cases. . t
go. Don't forget the place, No. 42 Sixth street, Pitts.
burgh, Pa
aplatlydar
EYE AND EAR .
DISPENSARI-:
-
Office 05Main street, (2d char, ttpalnicsd Buffalo, N. Y.
ESTABLISIIED BY THE CELEBRA-..-:
TED DR. JOHNSON, 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 discaSUS peculiar to the eye. This is tint- ,
versally acknowledged the only safe and sure remedy ''.--
nbw known, It has-boon used with great sneceSs by the
most skillful physicians. in Europe and America. • r -
Patients in any part of the country can treat therw''
selves successfully at a moderate expense, thereby
avoiding the danger and expense , of haling into the
hands of unskillful physicians. This medicine (snfficient
to cure.) will be sent.. hynuid or express, with all-ndeeir-'
nary directions, on receipt of Ten Dollars.
Dr. Johnstrir a-rfnin awl Infallible [hire for Deafans and. ,
Singing Salad in !he Eam .Yerrous Head , ,
nrut Mind Onitplairtts,
Affording instant relief to sufferers who have heerttron-.
bled with deafness for many years. After using this - -
remedy a few days the patient is suddenly end almost .
miraculously enabled to hear ordinarY toned cOliversa..
tion; in the course of a few weeks the most. obstinate
case of deafness is effeetnally.cured. -
Patients too numerous to' mention have Imierirestored
to perfect hearing, and forever rescued from the snares
of the numerous dangerous unqualified pretenders of ;
tho.present day. Hospital and private testimonials and
certificates from the most eminent physicians and sur
geons iu England, in whose presence deaf Persons hue
been cured, and many hundreds ofprivatepatients cured`
can ho seen or referred t0...A case ofthis medicine, .!
(enough to effect a cure,) he forwarded, tat any part,.
of the country for Fifteen Dollars. " Address.
DR. JOITNSON, Drawer 404.
Otte° Oh Main St., Buffalo, N.Y. -
KAY & COMPANY,
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS,-
prapAm
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUPA.CTORERS,
NO. 55 WOOD STREET.' '
•
F r atsbuigb,
A full assortment of Law, Medical and Idiscella
mut Books constantly on hand. mrl
ON THE BROW ,OF THE, HILL, on
Mt. Washington, a Sue building lot, with a two
at frame horse, stable, hc., will be sold for POW.
Terms esay. S. OLITHI,IERT & SON,
61 'Market at.
1111111.C.E.---1.5 tee prime Rice now landing,
JUIn and for sale by L
sp2S
~wi
PROF. WOODS'
WITH IMMENSE
SPRING TRADE, 1859
PITTSBURGH, .PENN'A.,
11*IITTE LE.ID
DR. R. A. WILSON'S
P L S .
MrT , LER t SICE_ETSON