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SILA.S, OR. THE COMBAT.
BY ALEX. DUMAS
The gladiabers had just made their . exit ; tue
molt reigned throughout the circus, and the
fencers were succeeded by those who were to
be exposed to the wild beasts. They were
Christians; so that all the hatred was transfee
red to them, and all the sympathy to the beasts:
Meanwhile, whatever was the impatience of
the crowd, they were forced to wait until the
slaves hid drawn their rakes - over the sands of
the circus ; but this operation was hastened by
the furious vociferation from every part of the
amphitheatre. At length the slaves withdrew,
the arena was for a moment empty, and the
multitude were all in expectation. A door then
opened and all attention was turned towards
the new victims about to make their appear
ance.
A female entered, clad in a white robe-and
covered with a white veil. She was led to one
of the posts, to which she was boiled by . a cord
round her waist. One of the slaves then tore
off the veil, when the spectators beheld a fig
ure perfect in beauty, and, though pale, yet re
signed.- Alengthened murmur was audible.
Notwithstanding her title of Christian, the
maiden at first view engaged the minds' of this
crowd so impressively, and with such a change,
that all eyes were rivetted upon her. A paral
lel door now opened, and ayoung man entered.
It was customary thusto expose to the beasts
a Christian of both sex; giving to the man all
the means of defense, from a desire to retard
not only his own death, but that of his coin pan
" ion. He was permitted to select ei cher a mother,
a lover, or a sister—thee giving to, a son, a
lover or a brotherfresh courage to prolong a
combat which the Christians almost always re
fused for martyrdom, though they knew that
if they triumph set over the first three animals
that were let loose upon them, they should be
saved.
In effect, though this men, at first sight of
whom it was easy to recognize vigor and sup
pleness, was followed by two slaves, one bear
ing for him a sword and two javelins, the other
leading a Numidian courser—he didnotappear
at all disposed to allow the people a spectacle
of the struggle that awaited him. He advanc
ed slowly to the circus, cast around him a look
calmeend undaunted, then making a sign with
his hand that the horse and arms were useless, I
he raised his eyes towards heaven, fell upon his
knees and offered up a prayer. At this in
stant the people deceived in their expectations,
began to threaten and bellow, exclaiming, "It
is a. ceenbat, and not amartyidom that we come
to see!" And now the cry was heard—"To
the cross ! to the cross !" In comparing pun
ishment with punishment, he preferred this,
though the suffering might be more protracted.
A ray of ineffable joy shone in the eyes of the
young man, who extended his arms in token
of thaakfulness, happy that he was about to die
_the same death by which the Redeemer made
his apotheosis. At this moment ho heard be
hind him a sigee so deep that he turned him
self. .
! Silas !" murmured the maiden.
" Actee !" exclaimed the youth, as helasten
ed towards her.
"Silas have pity on me," said Actec."—
"Soon a.s I observed you, hope sprang_ up in my
heart. You are courageous and strong,
inured to combats with the inhabitants of the
forests and hordes of the desert. Peradventure
if -you fight, you save usboth."
" And the martyrdom ?" interrupted Silas.
" And the pain !" said Actee ,letting fall her
head upon her breast. " Alas lam not like
thee, born in a holy city; I am a maiden of
Corinth. I have never heard the words of
life from the mcutb of Him for whom we are
to die. Brought up in the religion of my an
cestors, my faith and creed are new. The
word martyrdom,' was unknown to me until
yesterday. Perhaps I might have courage for
myself ; but, Silas, I were forced to see you d.e
this slow and cruel death.—" -
".Enough—l will fight!" exclaimed Silas.
"I am sure to find, though late, the joy with
which you charm me this day. Then making a
sign of command to his slaves—" My horse,
sward and javelins !" said he with the voice
and gesture of an emperor.
The multitude clapped their hands, perceiv
ing that they were soon to witness one of those
Herculean struggles which could not fail to
arouse sensations rendered obtuse by the ordi
nary combats.
'Silas quickly approached the horse. It was
like him, a son of Arabia. The two compat
riots recognized each other. The man ad
dressed the courser in a strange language. but,
As if the animal uneretood the words, it neighed
an answer. Silas took from the back and
mouth of his companion the saddle and bridle
which the Romans had imposed as badges of
slavery, and the child of the desert bounded
joyously around his liberator.
Meanwhile, Silas, in his turn, freed himself
from every encumbrance,and, wrapping his red
cloak about his left arm, stood in his tunic and
turban ; girded on his 'sword, seized his jave
lins, called his charger, who obeyed with the
docility of a gazelle, and, vaulting upon his
back, he made, while bending over his neck,
and without any help for directing him, ex
cept his knees and voice, three eircuite around
the post where Actee was: bound, in the man
lier of. Perseus defending Andromeda, the
pride of the Arab outrivaling the humility of
the Christian.
At this moment a folding door opened below
the Podium, and a bull of Cordova, goaded by
slaves, entered bellowing into the circus; but
lie had hardly taken two steps OW by reasons
Of the strong light, terrified at the view of the
spectators, and the shouts of the multitude, he
bent his fore-legs, laid his head on the ground,
and directing upon Silas his ferocious eyes,
began to throw zip the sand under his belly, to
tear up the ground with his horns, and to issue
volumes of smoke through his nostrils.
Presently one of the keepers threw him a
manakin stuffed with straw, in Tei;emblanco of
tpgrt. The bull instantly hurled it down,
traMplee- it under his feet; but at the mo
ment when his rage was titles height, a jav
elin came whizzing from the hand of Silas
and imbedded itself in his flank. The bull
gave forth a roar of pain, and instantly aban
doning the fictitious enemy for his real adver
sary, advanced rapidly towards the Syrian, his
head down and leaving on the ground a fur_
row of blood ; but Silas quietly suffered him to
pine up, when, having made A few steps to
wards him, he managed, by the aid of his
voice and knees, to effect a spring from the
side of his nimble steed, and whilst the bull
was hurrying on - his course, a second javelin
went to hide itself full six . inches in his flank.
The animal stopped, trembling as if about to.
fall; but instantly recovering, rushed upon
the horseend eavalier ; but the horse and
fits rider fled before him as if born by a whirl:
wind.
They thus went three times round the am
pitheatre, the bull becoming weaker at each
time and losing ground with the horse and
cavalier. Finally, at the third round, he fell
to his knees, but immediately raising himself,
he uttered a terrible roar, and, as if ho bad lost '
all hope of overtaking Silas,he stared all around
him to see if he could not find another victim
on whom to vent his rage. It was then he dis
covered Actee. He seemed for a moment to
doubt whether she was an animated being,
such was her immobility and pallor, giving
the appearance of a statue; hilt very soon,
- ;itretching out his neck and nose, he snuffed
the air which came from her place of confine
ment. Instantly gathering strength, ho rushed
directly at her. The maiden saw him coming,
and shrieked with horror ; but Silas was watch
ing ever her. It was now his turn to rush
upon the bull, which made far fight : but, by a
few leaps of the faithful Numidian, he was
quickly overfb.ken. Silas sprang from the
back of his hoise to thpt of the bull, and while
with his left arm he seized him by one horn
and twisted his neck, with the right head be
plunged his sword to the hilt in his throat.
The bull thus slaughtered, fell, expiring at half
a lance's length from Actee% but she had clos
ed her eyes, awaiting death. The applauses
of the circus alone apprised her of the first
victory of Silas.
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$300,000. Hon. SIMON CAMERON, President; S. S.
Carrier, Secretary,. GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, Philadelphia. Assets, $284,-
789.73. Hon. JOEL JONES. President; J. B. Alrord,
Secretary. QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
Philadelphia. Assets, $324,351.42. GEORGE H. HART,
President; H. R. Coggshall, Secretary.
a r 4 d
JOHN N. CRAWFORD,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
DAVENPORT, lOWA
Especial attention given to collecting and souring
claims of every kind. •
Rsunt re—Jeremiah Dunlevy, Sr.,
E. J. Roberts, Esq,
Capt. R. J. Grace,
Roberts & Mellon, Attorneys. [BO9
ARRIVED—
ANOTHER OF THOSE
MINIATURE PIANOS,
Which have excited such general admiration, and found
such rapid sale, has just been received by the subscri
bers. They are the most desirable instruments for
small parlors, steamboats, etc; ever constructed.'
sale by • ' •
•H. - KLEBER & BRO.,
Sole Agents !sr the above and Steinway's
myl4 No. 63 Fifth street,
SUGAR CURED HAMS. . .
60 tierces sL Bons Brands; • •
25 do 'Cincinnati, G. Phipps & Co. Brand;
- 02 , do • do N. W. 'Thomas do ; •
2,000 pieces Iran CitY- • •
i3,lBaw Ao.wiEs 'a
co.
IMR —2oobble. fresh, -this day receivmg
-ffirtiliff IL MIMI&
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TWO FLIN (LASS - FACTORIES, SIT
_ILITA.T& in thriitorlUgliOrlPitaingtiam , *link
to the estate of the late P. Muliany, demised, arid ely
carried 013 by ',Who 141T1ani: -ITheite Fantotievi oral:IOW
in thorough repair, and in full operation, with all the
-necessary implements ” and -in;
revpaisib3 for
the extensive manufa4ure of Thiat glass, of that superior
style and quality for mtdcb.,theselliorks have boon so
justly celebrated. .
Possession given on Um first day of August next
C.l Executor of the Estate of P. Mulvany.
Pittsburgh, June 17th, 1859. jeW-tf
FOR . RENT.—•-•
THE POST BUILDING.
AoxEs OFFERED.—Efoines tObtilnui in
in the City of Allegheny, equal, in comfort to
country scats, anti yet near enough to the centre of
business to accommodate business men in either city,
and give:to them a home with the desirable comforts of
city and country united. There are about ono hundred
lots of 100 feet square,. some, of them larger, lying
between Western avenue 'and - Ohio Lank Allegheny
avenue, and the West sido.of the Commons. Each lot
has a good streetin front and alley in tlwear. Each
man having about 100 feet front has room lC6eentify his
lot with a handsome house, surrounded with shrubbery,
thereby; making it a colony of residences equal to
country; seats, with the conveniences, of the ,cities.
These beautiful lots will be leased for tcrenty-bne years,
with the privilege of purchasing them within that
period. They are open for selection now. . Those Who
wish so desirable a location would dowell to call soon on
THOMAS WOOD, Land Agent,
No.loo Fourth street.
FOR SALE.—A superior Farm of • 154
antes in goodfarming order, In Knox county, Ohio;
a large proportion of it river bottom Land: it is offered at
a great bargain. Enquire of ' THOMAS WOODS,
mrlsdf No.loo Fourth et., Land Agent.
Gum Elastic Improvd Cement and C,aweass
Patented Aspheltie Roofing Pelt.
ROOFING MATERIALS FOR SALE,
WITII INSTRUCTIONS FOR APPLYING. OLD
75.41LITHFIELD ST., BETWEEN FOURTH ct FIFTH.
rely from Gums, and
a Standard Medicine. known
1111 . 0 used It, and Is now re
mit the Moms for which it
I
HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
.11. with me, Mr. J. DELLOW in the Undertaking busi
ness, which will hereafter be conducted under the name
and style of Lemon & Dellow. JAMES LEMON.
within the 'hitt two yeprs
of relict as the numerous
ipossesainnshow.
,to the temperament of the
ed In such quanttnes au to
70911 masow JALES =ON.
Undertaking in all its Branches
judgment guide you in the
ITIGOILEITOR., and It '
plaints, Billow, At-
Chron I c Dla rebate,
plolnts, llyeente-
Stoat ach,llahltnal
Ic, Cholera, Mole
lloiantrun. Plata-
Female Wealatenr
centrally as en Ordloa
eine. Itailletire SICK
thousauda can lenity) In
two or three Tea..
en at commencement of
No. 118 Fourth Street,
iIL RE PREPARED TO DO UNDERTAK
ING in all its branches, in the best manner,
at pnoes to snit the times.
We call special attention to FISK'S NEW STYLE
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, far the sale of
which they are sole agents in this city, and of which
we keep constantly on hand a complete assortment. As
regards beauty of shape and finish, they _ excel all others.
Funerals will be supplied with- Hearses, Horses and
Carriages promply, and at lower rates than any other
establishment in this city. - duaranteeing to render sat
isfaction, they solicit a continuance of the patronage
heretofore so liberrally extended to the old fi rm. . faplS
B UTTON GAITERS,
giving their uaftb:l=ry
E 'MOUTH WITH
.1.17 D SWALLOW
Another lot of these
Just received st 31 FIFTH STREET
,„.7 thartle PELL le • rm.
Ui which the proprietor has
than 'wanly jtalm
ral demand from time who
.A and the satisfaction which
PI use, has Induced mete place
t ir that different Cathartics act
bowels.
TRARTIC PILL
'gad well established fact,
v% variety of the purest Tree.
awealike on every part of the
N good and safe In all cut
needed. such as De.
tomach. Sleep*.
Bark and Loins,
and Soreness over
from sudden cold, which
end in a IN'tg course of Fe
ttle, a Creeping nen
the body, nestles.-
weight In the head,
itke.....1 4 :7:7e1nt
gri, and many inbel.lll to which
sair to Lilelltioll to this adeertlae
-30 CENTS._
DUQUESNE IRON STORE
COLEMAN, HAILMAN & CO.,
Iron, Nails, Steel Springs, Axles, Wrought
Nuts, Washers, Spikes, Bolts,
FLAT RAILROAD BAR OF ALL SIZE :1, ETC., ETC.
Have removed to their new extensive Warehouse,
Noe.-77 Water and Front Sts.,
Where they are prepared to execute all orders in their
line, having a large and complete assortment of Du
quesne" manufactured goods , constantly ou hand,
which they odor on liberal terms• falba
rator and Family Cc,
pod by I , raggeam generally, and
• In all the Large towns.
:CPO It D, At. D.,
liscuractner and Proprietor,
y, New York.
t, No. 140, corner Wood str
/Y9,lYdaw
N 0.31 Fin streo
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or glait:011I "" -Zet
THF3 FIFTH sTomt-s-
INQUIRE AT THIS OFFIEM
ROOFING - .
footing, Felt Cement, and Gravel
ROOFING!
Also, Agents For
'ROOFS REPAIRED.
BATFS & JOHNSOI,.:
LEMON & DELLOW,
BUTTON GAITERS
REAUTIFIir, GAITERS
W. E. SCHMERTZ k CO
REMOVAL.
MANTIFACTIJRZUS OP
CLOCKS, CLOCKS,
1.1 CLOCKS, CLOCKS,
CLOCKS, CLOCKS
Agency for the celebrated
AMERICAN WATCHES,
A large assortment of these desirable Time Keepers on
hand.
JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, Etc. made to order.
Watch Repairing, Engraving, Gilding and Plating done
in the very bent, manner. _ •
REINEMAN . MEYRAN,
m 7 No. 49 Fifth, street.
For the Fourth of July!
n DOZ. LEMON, PINE APPLE AND
1 Ow Strawberry Syrup...
COO Tbs. Gum, Licorice and Jujube Drops.
300 !Ds Wino, Brandy and Cordial Drops.
300 VA. Cream Dates, Nuts, etc.
Also, all kinds of Confoctioneries, Fire Works, Fruits.
Nuts, etc., Wholesale and Retail, at the
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY.
F. A. lIIIIRSCH & SONS,
42 St. Clair street.
JOHN N. SHEP II Alt D
(Successor to Hartwell .4 Shepharil,)
Druggist, Corner Wood and Sixth Its.
A complete stock of I/RUGS, MEDICINES, PAINT S.
OILS and F.S, constantly on hand.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
Will find it to their advantage to give us a eall. Menu
theturor of the celebrted
SCOTER CAPILLI
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
ISAAC JONES -INO. J. BOYD-WM. WCULOUGH
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
WIPOTAZTIIILEUI OP
CAST STEEL.
Spring, Plow, and A. B. Steel Sprits
and Asian.
CORNER ROSS AND FIRST STREETS, •
' PITTSBURG I II; PA
GENTh'FURNISHING GOODS4-Going
doily,,without reserroot prices far below
AIICTI I I . 3N FIGIIRES
"Ruison.—We remove, and relinquish this part of our
bnslnoss on July nth.
CHESTER'S GOTHIC HALL,
Corner Wood street and Diamond alloy.
THIRD IMPORTATION.
GEO. R. WHITE & CO.,
No. 25 Fifth Street,
ARE NOW RECEIVING A COMPLEIE STOCK OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
BABEGE AND BABEGE ANOLAIS ROBES,
BLACK LACE SHAWLS.
Mantillas, Barege Anglais Dusters, &e.
Jen
WM. H. WILLIAMS & co.,
Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
Wood Street, corner of !Third,
ALIsEGHENY CEMETERY.
SECRETARY AND TRFASUREIrs OFFICE,
AT No. 37 FIFTH STREET 4
SUPE/11=30n411/1/ °/'/.K/
ILL
era
s7uo ;is •
i•Ry FRA
ME pH E MWELatin t
tot of amnia, Crontuag on three streets --km -Mt: Its
, 17 11
- . CUTHBERT M k
• B.
ir
ICE --10 tierces prime for eale
'lib= •- • vat =TO
,‘,,_
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a ~,:;
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IMMMM
Vegetable Sal . 44;ltiktvit:9r Calomel
and Ellue-Plll.
BrAN rEfIETABig- NIVREZIAri
by restoring i the4mwels to. their original deity and natO
a - election, give afrength to the stomach, punt . ) , the blood
re-establish .the, healthy condition of the digestive or,
gans, - and thus cure dyspepiia. Colds, colighs, rheuma
tasnits, dropsies, and sieknessgenerally, whether phronic
or recent. The celebrated Abernethy says After
having cured the derangement of the bowels, 'debility .
and all diseases generally disappear of their own accord,
even in a short tune.. The experience of a century has
established the worth of these Pills beyond dispute, as a
purgatlye anti-bilious medicine; and their use by, up
wards of 4,900 conscientious 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 pals, although purely vegetable, are
now known and used as a substitute for calomel (fly
drergyri C7doriduni Mited 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 principles—the Life Adds.
Lion Pills—is a stibstitute for blue-pill (Pittitte Hydrargyri)
possessing the peculiar action on the secreting organs,
of that preparation from mercury. but none of its sali
vating or other injurious dicks. Those who have used
them as a blue-pill substitute 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 ID beyond estimate.
Bnindreth's Vegetablejlniversal Fills remove from the
bowels and blood of a sick person the canoe of death
Tar LIFE ADDITION Puts SUPPLY SHE ODOANIO DIMS= OF
roe BLOOD'EVITAUTT--EhOlllirlute glOhOlO3 of VOEOEDbIee , :
scores, of which they are but the concretion. have their
erect counterpart in the vital globules of the blood. And
from whence does the blood derive its life. its globules/
verily from the same source from whencelo.llnuldreth
derives the life 'principle of the Life Addition Pills—from
the Vegetable Kingdom I
These pills, as also the Univeral. are warranted pure
ly vegetable. Retailed respectively at 25 and 50 cents.
Physicians and the public supplied by the gross. or sin
gle box, at No. 291 Canal street, Brandreth's Principal
Office; by Thomas Redpath, No. 27 Diamond street
Pittsburgh, Pa., and by all respectable dealers in medi
eines.
No ono is now deteired from changing
NHI•BS•ERB •OR MUSTACHE
From red, grey or sandy, to a rich
By a fear of injuring or shliniug the skin.
- CHRISTADORO'S DYE
Is harmless as water, mild as milk, and
TRUE TO NATURE,
in the magnificent colors it imparts. Sold everywhere,
and applied by all Flair Dressers. CIIRISTODORO, No. 6
Astor Howe, New York.
GEO. IL KEYSER, Agent,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
MIMI
rr CIRCULAR.—The subscribers are transacting
lfry a General Foreign and Domestic Shipping and
Commission Business, In this city, and have leased the
new and fire-proof Warehouse, No. 57 West hatt street,
where they are prepared to receive rine sell Foreign
and Domestic Goods of all kinds, and t.tTer the usual
facilities on all consignments to their address. •
In the department of Shipping, a long expenence
warrants tut in assuring our friends that till busmess re
lating to Vessels and - Cargoes will be promptly attend
ed to.
We confidently offer our services in all the various
departments of a Commercial Business.
CURRY, NEPHEW & CO.
Baltimore, February,lBs9.—mr3wf
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS
IRON FOUNDERS,
General Machinists and Ballet Makers,
NEAR THE PENN'A R. R. PASSENGER DEPOT,
•
MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF
Steam Engines, ranging from three to one hun
dred and fifty horse power, and suited for Grist Mills,
Saw Mills, Blast Furnaces, Factories, etc., etc.
Give particular attention to the construction of En
*lnca and Machinery for grist mills, and for uprights,
outlay, and circular saw mills.
' Have always on hand, finished and ready for shipment
at short notice, Engines and Boilers of every description.
Also, tarnish Boilers and Sheet Iron separately, and
Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers and Bullies in every
variety, and continue-the , manufacture of Woolen Ma
chinery and Machine Cards-
Our prices are low, our machinery manufactured of
the best quality of materials, and warranted in all cases
to give satisfaction.
*al-Orden from all parte of the country solicited, and
promptly filled. ' mr2l.ssm cta
PRINTING, WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPER
1.. W. GRAFTON,
PAPER DEALER ,
' 0 , 07 Wood cor.D lamond alley, r;
WSeeps constantly on hand, a full a , sortinent of 7:
Hanna 8 Bon's celebrated
1 7 PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPERS, .74
f ,l Mt. Rolly.Paper Co:8 Fine Writing Paper, Light- t
tiody'il Printing inks, &e.
CASII PAID FOR RAGS.
LARD OIL, CANDLES,
Palm, Toilet and Rosin Soaps,
No. 47 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
DINA T. E. DAVITS
En:TT-A CaPiII , St., DA:VITT,
Manufacturers of every description of •
FURNITURE,
NO. 45 SMITHFIELD STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
A BSI assortment of PITTSBURGH MANUFACTUR
ED FURNITURE, constantly on hand, which we wtt
mill at the lowed prices for Cash. apaely
GEO. -BLETCHER,
manuf.euirer of tbo Cvlehrated
GOSSAMER VENTILATING WIG,
BLASTING BAND TOUPEES,
/MD may DLSCHIPTION 01
Ornamental hair for Ladies and Gentlemen
NO. 65 MARKET STREET,
my 2 .VITTSBURGII, pA.
D. 1. lAND
MON - Cr Cic =PP,
DEALEBS IN MANILLA, HEMP, COTTON AND JUTE
CORDAGE,
OAKUM, TAR, PITCH AND .ROSIN TARPAULIN
DUCE, AND HEAVY DRILLING.
NOBLE, BROWN & CO.,
125 Azid 12'7: DUalle Street,
:NEW YORK,
IMPORTERS OF
English, !rift and Sootoh Linens,
White Linens of all qualities,
Blay Linen
Blouse Linens,
Brown, Blay and Black and White Rolland,
Farmers' Duck,
Farmers' Drills,
Padding Canvasses.
Raven's Duck,
Carpets,
Burlaps, all widths and qualities.
Sold by the package. on most favorable terms. Dipl2
FIRST CLASS
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,'
OF ALL. STYLES AND SIZES,
MADE TO ORDER, OR SOLD FROM THE SHELVES.
A LARGE STOCK OF
COMMERCIAL STATIONARY.
PRIN "1" I INT Ct.
In nil its branches, CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILLS
LADING, PAMPHLETS.
J. R. WELDIN,
Joni CI Wood streot near Fourth.
REMOVAL.
G. HUSSEY & CO., have removed
C
to their new' Copper Warehouse, No. 37. - FlRti
street, in the New Iron Front Block, three doom Rest
of Wood.
PITTSBURGH COPPER ROLLING MILL
C. G. HUSSEY & CO .)
Manufacturers of
Braziers' Bidt and Sheathing Coliper,
Pressed Copper Bottoms, Locomotive Tubing, Raised
Still Bottom tmd Flats of all Sizes, Brass Kettles, Sheet
anti other Brass, Spelter, Copper, Solder, Copper Rivets,
etc. Dealers in Block Tin, Tin Plate, Lead Wire, Sheet
Zino, Antimony, Sheet Iron, Tinners' Tools, Ac, •
No. 37 Filth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sir Sheet Copper canto any pattern. [ap&tmd
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A
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t . ' . i „ M'..¢~'2.~~...~...- -....
FEAE: AT "AN: END.
BLACK OR BROWN,
PITTSBURGH, PA
PITTSBURGH,
B. C. & J. H. SAWYER,
No. 90 Water Street
• L. C. HEPBURN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND CONVEYANCER,
OFFICE WITH H. HEPBURN,
No. 90 Fourth street.
9P:RAIsIrS CASES, VOL I.—Repart of
eases argued and adjudged in the Supreme Court
onw7iranta. For sale by J.
_i96 63 Wood street, near Fourth.
/lEBll' -* BUTTER.-3 jars and 4 4cisgs
Fresh Buttpr i just received and for sale b '
JAMES
corner Market end
m - F r = -250' barrelsfresh for gal e b
/3 * °C"S
104 •
MMA
auction, ,bates.
TIAILY SALES AT NO. 54 FIFTH. ST ,
4 .1_,r - at thg hew Commercial Sales Rooms, No. lit Fifth'
street. every week day are held public rules of goods in
all variety. suited for the trade and consumers, from is
large stock which-is constantly replenished with fresh
consignments, that must be closed forthwith.
r • •• AT-TEN O'CLOCK, A. N,
- Dry Goods and fancy articles, compr i sing nearly every
thing needed in the_line for personal and family use:
table cutlery; hardware; clothing; boots and shoes; la
dies'-ware, ,
AT TWO O'CLOCK, P. N,
uSehold and kitchen furniture, new and second-hand;
beds and bedding; carpets; elegant iron stone China
Ware; stoves; cooking utensils ; groceries, ac.
. AT SEVT,..NI . O'CLOCK, P. N,
Fancy articles; watches; clocks; jewelry; musical in
' struments ; guns; clothing; dry goods; boot and sheen;
books; stationery, dm. P. M. DAVIS,
seP B ' Auctioneer.
3 BUILDING LOTS .-VDJOIN INC.' Tilt
EIGHTH WARD AT AUCTION.—On SATUR.
DAY AFTERNOON. July nd, at 2 o'clock, on the prem
ises. near tho first dam on the Monongahela river,Yvill
be sold, thirty-three desirably located lots of ground,
in Gar.zonee First Plan of Extension of the City of Pitts
burgh, situate on Braddock, Brady and Commerce
streets.
The above are in a rapidly improving neighborhood.
and merit special attention. Terms, only one-fifth cash,
remainder in four equal annual payments with interest.
Tittle warranted.
Plan can be seen at Auction Store.
IY 2O . P.M. DAVIS. Auctioneer..
CLINTON HOUSE,
u.r.m.irro,yr.r, Pennsylvania,
JOHN BLERER, Proprietor
THIS COMMODIOUS AND POPULAR
± HOTEL, a fter being refitted and furnished through
out, with elegant ftirniture, is now ready for.the recep
tion of guests. The Railroad from Omnellsville to
Uniontown will he finished early in July, thus affording
a cheap and pleasant mode of traveling to persons wish
ing to escape the heat and smoke of Pittsburgh during
the heated term. This Rouse is situated within a few
momenta drive of the celebrated Fayette Springs, and
the proprietor is determined to spare neither trouble or
expense in rendering those who visit him comfortable.
Charges moderate. myllktf
MICHAEL O'HARA, JR.,
(successor to M. O'Flara.)
WIIOLIBA.L2 DEALER
FOREIGN WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS;
RECTIFYING DISTILLER,
•
151 Fifth street, between Wylie and Ross streets, -
3.1 door above Wylie street, keeps constantly on band a
Aro stock of Old Mononpliela Rye and Double Recti
fied Whisky,.Domestie Wines,Brandies, and all articles
usually kept in the business.
KNOX'S ICE CREAM ROOMS,
No. .2'7 Fourth 'Street, .ttear Ferry.
THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
announces to the patrons of this well-lcnown estab
lishment that ho is still prepitred to furnish
PARTIES .A.lO WEDDINGS,
In very best style, with
ICES, .1 ELLIF, FANCY CAKES. AND PYRAMIDS.
43-• Gentlemen and Ladies served with 3leals, includ
ing every delicacy of the season, in style equal to any
first class hotel, at all hours day and evening.
1e15:2.tv JACOB B. lIUBLEY.
FIRST PREMIUIL AWARDED BY THE
STATE FAIR TO
G.RAFF S.. CO.
• FOR THE BEST
O. 30 s4gl 7
For the hest Range for families, and best Wood Cook
Stove. Diploma for best Laundry Stove. Also on hand,
a large assortment of 'Heating Stoves, Plain and Fancy
Grate Fronts. Fenders, Sad and Dog Irons, Sugar Ket
tles, Tea Kettles, Wagon Boxes, Holkay.Ware, &e.
' GRAFF & CO., Na. 245 Libertyatreet,
fed At the head of Wood street.
AMERICAN IRON WORKS. '
JONES & LAVT.II,
Manufacturers of
IRON AND NAILS,
JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON,
Lauth's Patent Shafting, Piston Rods, Plates,Ke.
WAREHOUSES,
98 Water Street, and 132 First Street,
PITTSBURGH,
And corner of Franklin and South Water Sts., Chicago
tnrl7ily
TEI%ILA COTTA Olt
STONE WATER PIPES,
FROM TWO TO srx - rscri cluArrgr.
Prices from Twelve to Thirty Ctn. per Foot.
ROCHESTER PEARL STARCH, -
For sale 'Wholesale at. Mannfacturcra Prices by
HENRY H. COLLINS, •
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION IMERCIIANT
AND RLIOLCSALL DEAL= VI
CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, FISH.
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY.
'el . No. 25 WOOD ST., PITTSBITSGEL
FURNITURE. FUR CASIL—A full m
portment of Pittsburgh manufactured FURNI.
TURE, embracing •
BUREAUX,
BOOK CA9E3,
' WARD ROBES,
And every article needed in a well furnished duelling
al well as. a splendid assortment of
OFFICE FURNITURE,
Constantly on hand and made to order. As the Only
Wall , on which business is done at this establishment is
for CASH. prices are male accordingly. Persons m want
of anything in the above would he advantaged by
calling at FACKINEIt Si IRWIN'S,
N 0.103 Smithfield street, below Fifth.
J. D. F►culEß,
Joulf 151.
rossoLuTD)N.—The partnership here
jJ existing between William Smith and Dixon
brown. under the style of WM. SMITH & CV, was dis
solved on the 15th day of February, IK9, by the death of
Mr. I , IXOII Brown.
David E. Park and James Park. Jr., having purchased
the interest of Mr. Brown. deceased, ins. the late firm of
Wm. Smith I Co. The Foundry and Machine liusi
ne,, will be hereafter condIICIAM Wider the style fo
SMITH, PARK a CO. by whom the business of the late
firm trill be settled.
SMITH, PARK 8c - CO.,
N I N.TII wAn. .F OITICORM
- PITT3STIRG H, PA.
Warehouse, No. 140 First and l 3) Second streets.
Manufacturers of all sizes and descriptions of Coal Oil,
Retorts and Stills, Gas and Water Pipe, Sad lrons, - llog
Irons, Wagon Bozes,Steel Moulds, Pullies,llangersand
Couplings.
Also .1 - ohliing and Machine (listings of every descrip
tion nuule to order.
Having a complete machine shop attached' to the
Foundry, all necessary fitting will be carefully attend
ed to. Inv2ssiltaw3iv
LDR MD Dull
CANNEL COAL OIL.
QO3IE OF THE GOOD QUALITIES OF
irdakn,ini Camel 06a1011, are these:—
IT RIVALS GAS LIGHT IN BRILLIANCY;
VIT IS ENTIRELY NOY,EXPLOSIVE ;
`ITJfAYBECARRIED ABO UT; • •
IT IS CONVENIENT FOR GENERAL USE:
IT - BURNS WITHOUT ANY OFFENSIVE ODOR;
IT IS CLEAR AND BEA UTIFUL IN cozolt ;
ITS•APPEARANCEINTIIE LAKE &ORNAMEN
TAL AND ATTRACTIVE; -
IT 1)0ES NOT PERMANENTLY SOIL CARPETS,
CLOTHlNG.'tit.,otchith it nary -oe' spurted, a large por
tion of if, king one of the best articles for cleaning seitai
gads;
IT IS E3IPILATICALL 1' THE CHEAPEST
ENO 117 N.
DIRECTIONS FOR ITS USE.
Go to a responsible dealer and obtain a good coal oil
lamp. Secure thin wid.s, so that they will move readily
up and down in the tube. Trim • the wick with sharp
scissors, exactly even with the top of the wick-tube,
clipping otf the email projecting points at the corners.
Fill your lamp with our oil. Turn up the wick carefully
at first. so as not to crack the chimney.'
A shade will greatly enhance its excellence for read
ing or sewing by.
By the care fill observance of these directions, you wilt
secure a light that cannot fail to please.
Our facilities for refining aro now very .perfect and
complete, and having devoted a great deal of laborious
attention to the arty we have succeeded in producing an
article of the very best .quality, to which we invite the
especial attention of the trade. Ali orders will be flied
1 at the lowest rates. . .
For sale by the barrel. or in quantities to suit custo
mers, by ADAIR & VEEDER,
Refiners of Coal Oils,
Penn's. Avenue, near High street,
(not far from the Court House.)
jeZ•arridaw
19.1.1iC JOKED D. B. BOOM
D. B. ROGERS & CO.,
I,IA.HUSAVTURZRS OF
ROGERS' IMPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
Corner Ross and First Streets,
- .2 PITTSBURGH, PA.
F IRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS!!—
FOURTH JULY,IBS9.—We are now receiving from
the Factory of He P. Diehl, for whom we aro Sole Agents,
a full and complete assortment of FIRE WORKS, con
sisting of the following, viz;
Rockets, from 1 oz. to 2 tbs. Flower Pots, Nos. 1 and 3.
Roman Candles,l ball to 20; Flying Pigeons;
Roman Candles, colored; Trum g es,.No. I too:
Blue Lights, No. Ito 5; Ben Lights, 1; oz. to 18 oz;
Grasshoppers; Vertical Wheel%
Pin Wheels, Nos. 1, 2, 3; Saxon Wheels;
Chasers, Nos. 1,2, 3; • Rockets, Colored Serpents,
Scrolls, 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 dr. ANDERSON,
_.
_
jet& :39 Wood street, opposite St.tCharles Riga].
IC) OUSSEL'S EAU LUSTRALE
ANTE—By washing the hair with this Extract it
soon becomes pleasingly soft, and will restore it to its
natural color and brilliancy. For sale by
' JosEPH
'yl9 corner of Diamond and Market street.
TORE .NEW GOODS operted this day
C. HANSON LOVE'S;
• 74 Market street-
TRIED APPTYS.-90 bush. for - sale by
muwriAND M h coNNOM
1117 at,
1 "6.
DAVID L. ?SAC
gethOg fflathints.
SEWING MACHINES.
IN POINT OP
BEAUTY,
DURABILITY,
PERFECTION OF WORK,
AND CAPACITY TO
PERFORM EVERY
VARIETY OF SEWING,
NO OTHER . MACHINE CAN COM-
PAIIE WITH SrNGERU3
New and Improved Machines,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, AT
STRAW'S' 92 Market street.
P.A.TEINT
aighest mechanical skill,
well on all kinds of goods,
from the. Lightest Fabric to Heavy Leather. In perticu
ler, we would call the attention of all to our new Family
Sewing Machine. It has been manufactured expressly
for Family Use, and has met with , favor from nil. It is
so simplified as to render it almost inipossible to get out
of order,. or derange its operations; indeed it is so Sittl•
ple as to astonish one, that BO small a piece of Mechan
ism will sew..
Below, we give a description of the different styles of
the Weed Patent.
No. 1. Is a very convenient style, which can be
worked by hand or foot, on or oft its own table. For
convenience of shipping, and also for large manufacto.
'
nes where it Is necessary to places number of Machines,
into a long bench, making one table answer for •thev,
all. Price, $OO.
No. 2. With Walnut orMahogany Table, eitherwith
or without Box Top, which locks down. Price, $lOO
and $llO.
No. - Starke aye as N 0.2, but runs with a belt, and
at a much higher rate of speed. . This kind is well
adapted to manuitticturipg 'Clething 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. It runs at a high rate of speed, runs
easily, and is, without doubt; the best' Machine for Tail
or's use, ever offered to the public. It is also peculiarly '
fitted for plantation work, as it is very simple yet sub
stantial and durable, with but little liability to get out or.
order. Price,Sl23. • •
No. 5. This is it,ne, and cheaper style, and a gen,
end favorite fore Light Leather; and a great
variety of work. It )has-been gotten op 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 SOD. -
No. O. 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
rises 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 gamed by two small
cranks that - run without perceptible noise. The two
threads are worked in such a manner as never to both
pull at the same time,and consequently little liable to
break. The seam is very elastic, and the thread does
not break in washing. It will do ebarse work better
than Sr machine now in market, as it uses silk, cotton
or linen with equal facility. Price, $5O, , •
Descriptive circulars furnished gratis.
OFFICE. 417 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
1171111'NEY - dt. LYON, Proprietors.
A6TAgentswanted.••>' rny27andsw
The Grover & Baker
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
Pittsburgh Agenty, No. 101 Market St.
Haring greatly Increased their facilities for trumrtfaetm
tug tbelr CI:LEI:MUM/ FIUILT Stieurso, with all the recent
improvements hoe rechmeat their prices, and otter for
sale a
NEW STYLE MACHINE.
$5O--Hemmer, $5 Extra.
It is no longer questioned that these Machines arethe
best in use for family sewing. They
HEM, FELL, GATRER AND STITCH
In the most superior manner, and are the only machines
in the market that are so well and simply . made, that
they may be sent into families with no other instructions
than are contained in a eirular which accompanies each
machine, and from which
'A CHILD OFTEN TEARS
May readily learn how to use, and keep them in order-
They make upwards of
PIFTE.MN HUNDRED STITCHES A MINUTE,
And will do the sewing of a family cheaper than a seam
stress can do it, even d she works at the rate of
ONE CENT AN HOUR. .
Lv there a husband, father, or brother in the United
States, who will permit the drudgery of hand sewing in
his family, when a Grover A Baker Machine will do it
better, more expeditiously, and cheaper than can possi
bly be done by hand.
Ai' Send for s'Circalar.'"St
The first pptarp in public estimation is now justly ac-
corded to the Grover A Biker Machine, for family sew
ing.for the following reasons :— lsl. It is more simple
and easily kept in order than any other Machine. 11.
It makes a seam which will not rip or ravel, though every
third stitch is cut. 3,1. 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 enure
change, of spools. to all varieties of work. 4th. The same
machine runs silk, linen thread, common spool cotton,
with equal facility. 6th. The seam is as elastic as the
most elastic fabric, so that it is free mom all liability to
break in washing. ironing, or otherwise. 6th. The stitch
made by this machine is snore beautiful than any other,
made either by hand or machine.
- OPINIONS OF THE PRESS:
The best patent now in use.—{Easton Whig.
Suilid a high intim estimation of all—{Erie Constitution.
It is all that it is recommended—{Lima Democrat.
It has no supenor—[Ashtabula Telegraph.
A household necessity—{Batavia Herald. •
Grover A Baker's is unrivalled—[RockporVAdvertiser.
Meets the wants of the housewife--{Aubnin Ch. Advo.
A necessity in the family—{Southern Inventor..
The cheapest and best in use—{Baldwinsville Gazette.
They are the best in use-{Waterford Sentinel.
The beat manufactured—{ Journal.
Worthy of public patronage-[Jersey Shore Re pub.
Grover A Baker have the best improvements-IHunt
Journal.
Not liable to get out of orderWeste.hester Jeff.
The most convenient in use—ladeago News Letter.
Possesses more :advantages than any other—{Nash.
Gazette.
All articles are made With it with ease—{Hrisard's Gar..
Lightens the labor of those at home—[Ploughman.
A child of ten years old may use it—{Farmer and Vs
Will do most beautiful sewing—LMlentown Derr.
Sews silk,. linen, or cotton thread—Tilts. Advocate.
Is more simple than any other4Cleveland Reporter.
Merits a place in every farmly-{Abingdon Democrat.
Sews a yard a minute—{Cleveland Leader.
The best in use for families4Biblical Recorder.
It makes a fine, strong seam{Laporte Union.
NATHAN M , HITHiG, Agent,
No. 107 Market street.
1859. ; Second Arrival 1859.
OF.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
AT THE • .
FOURTH STREET CARPET STORE,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
WD. & H. DicCALLITIff. 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. 003 W. D. t H. MCCALLUM.
THE MEMORARE.
ACOLLECTION OF CATHOLIC MUSIC,
containing six Masses, a short Requiem Maas, Ve
pers, and a vanety of miscellaneous pieces, suitaule for
morning and evening service, with accompaniments for
organ or melodeon, by Anthony Werner, Organist, and
Larector of the Choir of the Cathedral of the Holy GrOsss
Boston. The Memorare is published in one large
(matte volume, of 272 pages, well bound, and sold at the
low price of V 2,50 per copy. A liberal reduction made to
churches. For sale by , JOHN H." W MELd
e
LOR, •
• 81 oo stret.
S. GRAY .& SON.,
DRAPLERS AND TAILORS,
No. 52 St. Clair street,
iyIdAIW PITTSBURGH, PA.
Saratoga. Springs--Unlon Hall
HAVING undergone extensive a 1 era
.Cl tions and improvements, is now open for the re.
caption of visitors. The grounds have been enlarged
and improved, and club rooms and carriage house, with
lodging,s for coachmen; added, for the accommodation
of those who may bring their own equippago with them.
Every exertion will be-made by the Propnetors to sus.
lain its well established reputation.
PUTNAM & PAYNE.
Tho house will remain open antilthe Ist of October.
jplam
Watches and .Jewetry.
REINEMAN & MEYRAN,
-42 FIFTH STREET,
Are now selling FINE GOLD AND SILVER
HUNTING- . WATOHiM„
Of American and English manufacture,
at greatly reduced rrkies.
jelB
Call and Bee
GENTS' SEASONABLE
mrDEßsinns, DRAvEfts, HALF-HOSE,
Of Lisle, Tireadienat%Morin ) ),Sa l 4/ 4 4 12, 4 Cfc
of all sizes; at •
Z:iIISSNFELD a EON'S.
- No. 83 Wood sired.
T ACE. MANTLES.—A large assortment
.Air of Rcencli. end .Chintilly lace Mantles, ae4ltat
Tarnow: ALo, Jal , .oaroaaak of thin dreseaede.
Pbsesinilvitimetlum : .4;1. HANSON IA)
74 Market
- 1 4 1
J . t
THE CORALITE AND POE •t 1
TEETII have now been extensivebr = f a
citizens of Pittalatirgh, and the verdict, in ogle
unanimous. Manyhave Idid aside terta-litlieultedi
Gold plate to avail themselves of the =preemie**.
embraced in lbw% new andbeautlfalsfyleiref Diattlititg`. -
Their superiority consists nip in their wba kikinf oitirio
nation to the mouth—their ect.
w ith ou t crack or crevice for . ood to find loditment
made of a material on which the juices or the toott*
canno t ack they are free from all metenic tea* wino.-
Sion or tarnish and do not effect **breath, whliall 41*
great desideratum, as all who wear Gold, Slyer, no •
num or other Metallic Plate, can testier.
They also combine great strength sefit t uat iaesiolow .
fort and elegance—this with their close resembtannato
organs th -rver th e e ffered. lmst "afrab Ati 11M130 1. t i Mittli;lik,,t
tu na trfor th t e h ti ose r end e r
will fu n ny
s co mu nflnn ßni ral s, tha m.. t
D hsis ,
Den been t gaid togi m pesuk _thau:paim atet,ii‘ .. :.
N. B. Teeth drawn b • the painless • .
PROF. WOODS'
HAIR RESTORATI. vlO,,
UNRIVALLED IN MARKET;
Home and Foreign -Demand!'
IF YOUR HAIR IS GRAY,
IF YOUR BAIR IS THIN, , ,
OR IF YOU; ARE RALD., - - : c. IT WILL RESTORE IT.'
WEED'S
SEWING
ACHI N ES
TO PRESERVE THE COLOR, —
~
TO PREVENT ITS PALIIING, , •; ' •• f e
TO MAKE THE HAIR GLGEE_____, . „
USE WOODS HAIR RESTO R ATIVE;'
..._
re - gainerrthe confidence
II who use themtstnd have
red one of the most
inventions of the age.
ep use a Shuttle, making
of the cloth alike,"which
out.
SOLD BY O. J. WOOD a. DO.;
114 MARKET STREET, ST. Lo'l/1.801(4
PATENT MEDICINE DEALBES,
DRUGGISTS, IN CONY AND COuharst..'
Sold by Dr. GEO. It KEYSER, 'No. 140 Wood - stria;
and B. L. FAHNESTOCK .4 CO., NO. ISO; =nes Wood
and Fourth streets, and by all good ihngiotageneraltr.
SQITFFER NOT,—DRS. -GOLDSMITH , 4 4
CO.; No. 42 Sixth itinet, Pittsburgh, Pewee, still
continues to be consulted onall diseases of &PRIVATE
or
and Innc DELlCATti cal E ex.p NAT erienc UßE. riof unlirnitede From a long ptiencounse Vi of lady
lve.4,
Co. have the gratification of preventing the etb at eftri..°
with remedies that have never failed - to cure the moat
alarming case of Gonorrhea and,SYPldlie- Beneath his
treatment, all the horrors of Venereal and Impure Blood,.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Pain and Distress, or hitiamrmation
the Bladder. and Kidneys,Abscesses,llumors,rrightftil
Swellings. and the long train of horrible symptoms en;
tending this class of diseases, are Made coAnsome as
harmless as - the simplest ratings of
SEMINAL WEAKNESS—Drs. G. & Co. devotes much
of theirattentietizto the treatment, of Owe cos
by a secretor* iolitiry hatft. which raint j rhgg
mind,unfittingthentifortnaste - individnal for efttußg
ness or society. Some of the sad toad melancholyeffectu •
these early habits:Orlon ' - e
;J°tgeUelted by
limbs," al*"43Yeab)
Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspep;
sia, Nervousness, derangement, of the Digestive_ func
tions, symptoms of Consumption, etc, etc. , The fearful
di
effects on e mind are much to be dreaded, vie: .figns
of memory, confusion of 'ideas, depression or sparite,
forebedings,aversion to socieq, self-distrust, lipicti
ty, eta; era among the evils : pMdueed.....43nctimirport,/ -
befcre contemplating marriage;sbotild'edruniltraphyM;
Man of skill and experience, and be at once restored to
health and happiness. Ague and Fever mired, and war
ranted. All letters containing a fee, addressed to Drs.
GOLDSMITH A CO., Pittsburgh, Perua'a, will meet with
prompt attention, and medicines forwarded, were from
observation, and a cure .guaranteed., The strictest se-.
cre.sy observedin all Cases. - .
en. Don't forget the place, No. 42 Sixth street, EU&
burgh, Pa. - apllhlydew'
DISPENSA,RY.
Office 95 Main street, (2d door, up stairs,) Buffalo, N. Y. •
VSTABLISHED BY THf. CELE:BRA
_LA TED DR. JOHNSON, late of London, England.
A great discovery in the. science of Meditinetblattlf
a certain and speedy cure for restoring the eight an
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 .successfulry. at a moderate expense,itherkby;
avoiding the danger and expense of falling into ther
hands of unskillful physicians. This medicine (aufficieM
to cure.) will be sent by mail or express, wittrall'neces
sary directions, on receipt of Ten Dollars.
Dr. Johnson's Certain end Infallible Cure fur Deafness and
Singing Noises in the Ears, Nervous Head
Affording instant relief to sufferers who have been trop-_
bled with deafness for ninny years.. 'After using this
remedy a few days the patient is suddenly and almost
miraculously enabled to hear ordinary toned conversa
tion; in the course of a few Weeks the most obstinate'.
case of deafness is effectually cured.
Patients too numerous to mention have been restored
to perfect:hearing, and forever rescued from MtMnares
of the numerous dangerous unqualified pretenders of
the present day. Hospital and private testimonials and
certificates from the most eminent physicians and SOX:
geons in England, in whose presence deaf personshave
been cured. and many hundreds of private patients cured
can be seen or referred - to. .A.• ease of this: nedicin e (enough to effect's cure,) will .140 forwarded to any part
'the country for Fifteen Dollars. Address
DR. JOHNSON, DrawereCaL
Office 95 ZdainSt.,
je27:lyrdtw
To Hotel Keepers,Restaurarde, Drug
gists, GrOeers, and the Pahlie.
DR. BRIJNOICS BITTERS,
Have, from their excellent qualities, been recom
mended by the MOST EitaNWPHY-,
SICIANS as a most valuable and
never-felling remedyfir
DYSPEPSIA, DLARRHCEA,
DEBILITY,
BILLIOUSNE23, JAUNDICE,
LIVER iOMPLAINTS, BLOOD DUMAS
Ac., da, . kc. •
Are also a sure and certaihMeventatlve against
*ever and Agne, Cholera, Snmpter .CGane
s, -
plaint
and Is the most-valuable and .eftleaclons, TONIC AND
APPETITE 7 CREATLNG COMPOUND ever offered to
the public. • ' •
By the use of those BITTERS all DMA/3E3OP THE
BLOOD will-be thoroughly eradicated, and all those who
are saffermg from early excess and P'ROSTRATION OF
THE PHYSICAL ENERGIES will be restored to.a.Ro
- and-VIGOROUS STATE OF HEALTH. • -
The DIGESTIVE ORGANS will bestimulatedand PER
MANENTLY STRENGTHENED, APPETITE -- will be
created,and the DEBILIBATED SUBJECTRESTORRD
TO NEW LIFE -
This remedy has a very agreeable taste, sad will be
taken readily by children as well as by adults. - - '
All persons suffering from any of the above QOM
plaints are invited to try DR. BRUINOHSHITTERB..
Dose.—For an adult,a small wineglassful three tit*
a day; for a child a mall teaspoonful twice • day,
Sole Agent for the United,Stateg.
NO. 742 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
ENE
PAWL
WITH IMMENSE
IF YOU - RAVE 'Dititit...... l„ l7Fir - •
IF:YOU HAVE SCALD
IF-YOU HAVEMIZRVOIAOHEr
IT WILL CURE' ,THEM.
EVE - AND EAR-
.
Sold at 60 cents per bottle, 55 per d05en,52,5074g%
extra Bitters for Par-rooms, by the gallon or
the low price 0751.25 per gallon; fine Stoughton - IN
121.1.5 , per gallon. For sale by all Draggists.arid.
Wholesale and Retail, at -
ja6:lydaw
. 1 ~, 722-BROADWAY, 22.1..
M'GINLEY'S ICE CREAM SALOON
.
AND CONFECTIONERY,
No. 271-2 Fifth St. r opposito dielltohange Bank
- 1%/1 - Ii!GINLEY, , AT HIS - SPACIOUS
.LT..L. • and elegtutly arranged rooms, located as above
is prepared to furnish all the Luxuries of the Samba in
his line.. Delicious ; , .
fa h ir
Ice Cream, Fruits, Fresh Nes,' Vat
all kinds,
And every description of Confectionery; all of . the best
material will be served to order, dsy and evenmg. - '
Lai" Orders for parties prompt/y ffiled.
for yourself. (myf) WW.haIEY. ,
MARBLE I MARlgaßil
JOHN WC-ARGO::
as.BtAIIIITCL 1112=173
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES-
Enclosures, Posts, &0., &07,
tat. The public are respectfully invited to azainins
our stock.. Prices low, and work warranted._
__
iYaTis NO. 886 LIBERTY STREET e:
VAY
BOOKSELLERS, STATIOKERS,,
BLAN.3. BOOK MANUFACT.IIREBSi
NO. 65 WOOD STRET...
Pittsburgh; Pt.
air- A full assortment of Law, idedlesd and'Allsoalb,
one Books eonstantlk on hand. tOXI.
FOUR AND -A QUARTER ACRRVO
LAND FOR SALE, 1% acres in yonngforeat Teel,
a tine never-failing spring of water. The rand lies well,
is smooth, and of. a good soil. %tante at 3 miles from
Allegheny City, on the New -Brighton mkt et *abort
distance from the Railroad, at Jack's Run. Price $1,00:
$.500 in hand, balance at one, two and three ears. Far
sale by . S. CLITIiBERT k
iyll - hi Market Stri4W.s
A PPLES. -32 barrels Green Apples, Jut received on consignment. and
JA . A. ,
j 11 • corner Market and W.
01IEESE..---25 boxes strictly ,
serve, for sale by WM. H. SMITH'k CQ a i
a • 11 Second and-Front
firkins -for sale by •
WILLIAM H. SMITH t CO.
hhcis., prime and fair Sugar
for sale by (jyll.] Wid. H. MUHL CO.
BEANS-50 Barrels, small white, for, sale
AI by tie..W.3 HENRY a.-coLums
COUNTING HOUSE STATIONERY, , BiII
Head Boxes,'Post Office Moan, Card Baas; cal
end= and Sand Boxes, a large assortment .
- Corner Wood d Third & Market & Second AL,
1 --
irIOIitESTIC AND STAPLE DRY 43024 t
of every variety. Also, Dreas Goode,
Cos, Shawls, tiostery, White Goods, ke. - • • _ ....
C. EAMON LOVE
a
114SEE1) barredi for - sale
' E. li FAIDTIMTOCIC 3 CO,
1 No. GO, comer Fourth arid Wood streets.
RESH TE ':=-60 half chests Greerclln:
B k e k Teas" various grades, ; • daddy bozea dck-ot
itlarsaa S ir " , Is liture for
t e tZt amemos.
. 1971 4b!r5. rein 4