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SILAS, OR TIIE,COAIBA
[col:cm:mm.] '
Three slaves now entered thecircus, two con
ducting each a horse, which they hitched to the
bull for the purpose of dragging him out of the
amphitheatre ; the third bearing a cup and am
.phora. Ho filled the cup, and presented it to the
young Syrian, which he bare:y sipped, but de
manded other arms. They brought him bow,
arrows and spear. He made , all haste to sally
forth, for beneath the throne which the emper
or had left void, a grate was tilted, and a lion
of Atla4, coming forth from his law, majestical
ly entered'the circus.
Ho is truly the King of Beasts, for when with
a roar ho saluted the day, all the spectators
trembled; and the courser himself, mistrusting
for the first time the nimbleness of his feet,
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answered with a neigh of affright. Silas alone
MS habituated to this powerful voice; for, hav
ing more than once heard it resounding through
the desert which extended from Lake Asphe
tins to the source of the Moise, he prepared him
self for attack or defense, while sheltering be
hind a, post very near that to which Acute was
bound, and made ready the best and keenest of
his arrows. During this time, his noble and
puissant enemy slowly and confidently advanc
ed, showing the wrinkles of his broad face,and
sweeping the stand with his tail.
The keepers lanced WM, to arouse him, by
darts muffled with streamers of different colors;
but he; impassable and grave, continued to ad
vance, not disquieting himself with these con
trivances—when suddenly, amid the offensive
wands, a sharp and hissing arrow sped like
lightning to bury itself in one of his shoulders.
Re suddenly stopped with more astonishment
than pain, and, as he could not comprehend that
a human being would have the hardihood to A
frick him, he yet doubted concerning his wound ;
but soon his glaring eye guessed it ;- his jaws
opened ; a roar, heavy and prolonged, like the
rumbling.of thunder,eseaped 11.9 out of a cavern,
from the depth of his breast. He seized the ar
row fixed in the wound, and crushed it be
tween'his teeth, casting around him a look
which, despite the grating that protected them,
caused the spectators to recoil. He sought for
an object on which his royal rage might fall.
At thiS moment he perceived the courser,drem-
Wing as if he were standing on ice, thougi he
was covered with sweat and foam; ceasing to
roar, but uttering a short cry, sharp and reit
erated, he made a bound which brought him
within twenty paces of this the first victim of
his choice.
Now commenced al eocond course, more w•on
derful even than the first, for there, is nut much
of science itself in man to mar the instinct of
animals. Force end swiftness were promptly
put forth in all their savage energy, and the
,
I eyes of two hundred thousand spectators were
turned fur- a thut from the two Christians to
follow round the Amphitheutie this fantastic
I chase, the more agreeable to the crowd that it
was least expected. A second leap brought the
i liotiqj the horse, which, crouching at the back
part of the circus, could flee neither to the
Tight nor to the left. 'He sprang over the
:I , head of his enemy, whom he had set himself to
pursue with unequal bounds, bristling his hair
and uttering from time to time sharp growling,
which the fugitive answered by neighings of
+ terror:
• - .
Soon the ill-fated courser, fascinated. as wo
men and gazelles are said to be at the Eight
serpentsfelldown,struggled and rolled upon tin
sand in the agony of terror. At this tnoment
second arrow left the 1,..w of Silas. and laird
ed itself between the ribs of the lion. Th
lion turned himself; this instant ed th
Syrian to scud his enemy a third messenger of
pain. The lion sprang upon the Man, WllO
received him on his spear. The man and lion
rolled together, and were seen to tear shreds of
flesh. Many of the spectators were sprinkled
:with blood. Aetee uttered a cry of adieu to her
Christian brother. She no longer had a defen
der, but she no longer had an enemy. The
lion survived only long enough for vengeance;
the agony of the executioner commenced when
that of the victim terminated. As to the horse.
he lay dead, without being touched by the
lion.
Now all eyes were directed to Actee, whom
tlih death of Silas had left defenseless. Some
of the spectators rose to demand her merciful
release, when the cry, "Sit down, sit down !"
was heard, for at the lower steps a grate was
raised, and a tigress crept into the arena.
Hardly escaped from her den, she crouched
to the earth, looking round with ferocity, but
without inquietude or astonishment. Soon she
snuffed the air, and began to crawl like n ser
pent to the place where the horse bad fallen
arrived there, she reared against the grate,
smelline - ' and biting:! the bars which ho had
touched, rearing immoderately, examining the
iron, the sand, and the air, for the absent prey.
Soon the emanations from the dead, yet warn;
and palpitating tlesh,reached her :she marched
straight towards the tree against which had
been enacted the combat between Silas and the
lion, turning neither to the right nor to the
left, except to pick up shreds of flesh strewed
by the noble animal who had preceded her in
the circus. At length she came to a pool of
blood which the sand had not absorbed, and
began to drink like a thirsty dog, roaring and
raging in proportion as she drank. When she
had finished, she looked round afresh with
sparkling eyes, and this only till she perceived
Actee, who, bound to the tree,
and with closed
eyes, awaited death without daring to see it
come.
Instantly the tigress crouched tint, creeping
in a manlier obliquely towards her victim, but
without losing sight of her. When about ten
paces from her she rose, and with extended neck'
and widened nostrils, inspired the air which,
came from the place; then, with one leap,
cleared the space that had separated the young
Christian, she fell at her feet; and when the
whole ampitheetre, in waiting to see her torn
to pieces, uttered n cry of terror, by which was
evinced the entire interest which the maiden
had inspired in the spectators, who had prepa
red to clap their hands at her death, the tigress
crouched, gentle and fondling as a gazelle, ut
tering faint cries of joy, and licking the feet of
her former mistress. At these unexpected ca
resses the astonished Actee opened hereyes, and
recognized Phathe, the favorite Nero. I nstant
ly the cry of " Merry ! mercy !" resounded
thrOugh the whole place, for the multitude
looked upon this gratitude of the tigress as a
prodigy.. 13e - sides Aetee had suffered three
trials ; and, since she was saved, she was free.
Thus the changed spirit of the spectators show
ed one of transitions so natural to a mob, from
the extreme cruelty to the extreme clemency.
The young cavaliers threw down their chains
of gold, the ladies their chaplet of flowers; all
rose upon the steps, calling upon the slaves to
loose the victim. An immense crowd was in
expectation. At sight of her they burst into
applause, and were ready to carry her in tri
umph; but Actee suppliantly clasped her hands,
and the people - opened before her, leaving a
free passage. She hurried to the tent of Diana,
sat down behind one of the pillars, and re
mained weeping and in despair, for she now
rreTretted that she had not died, beholding her
self alone in the world.
When might came, shorecollected that one
family remained to her, and bent her solitary
way to the catacombs.
U.5 4 .,—:7 • ".
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BY ALEX. DUMAS
THE MANUFACTURERS OF SA
YEWS CHEMICAL CHEMICAL OLIVE ERASIVE SOAP,
alter subjecting it to the severest tests known to the
trade, are fully persuaded that there is no Family Wash
ing Soap in the United States, fur so little money, having
at once so Many good qualities, (and so few discounts)
OF BEAUTY- 1 u colors, firmness, •surface and tex
ture generally.
OF PURITY—In freedom 'from rosin, turpentine,
clay, fish Dili, stale grease, and adulterations.
OF t),LIALITY—FiIr washing clothes, of every desenp.
bon, coarse or lino; cotton, linen, woolen or silk; dyed,
printed or white: for I.RAPINU tar, grease, pitch, paint,
oil, printers' ink, shoemakers' wax, etc., front clothes,
furniture, and from the hands.
Give it a fair trial for yourselves, and be convinced.
Remember, the name is on each bar. Ask for a copy
of the directions. SAWYER,
' 8 47 Wood street, Pittsburgh
D. C. K_NEELAND
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON lIA.ND
SQUARE AND OVAL BONNET BOXES ;
Also. makee to order PLAIN AND .FANCY PAPER
BOXat, suiltible for Shoes, Dry Goods, - ke., at',F,asteni
prove. Corner Virgin alley and Wood street, (third
story—over ()Weenie - Rank.) Pittsburgh. Pa. leOil
QIXTEENTIT LIST OF APPLICATIONS
for selling Liquors, filed in the Clerk's Office up to
July 21st, 1859.
Brennan Morris, tavern, 3.1 ward, Pittsburgh;
Carnahan T. A., do. Elizabeth townslmr,
Durand Nichols. eating house, Reserve township;
Golden Denis, with other goods, 3d ward, Pittsburgh;
limn John, eating house, 3d ward. Allegheny;
Klein Michael, taverm.Duquesne Borough; •
Miller Anthony, eating house, East Birmingham;
Martin William. tavern, Reserve t e wnslep;
Berry Oliver. eating lions°, :Alward, Pittsburgh;
peters William, tavern, M'Candless township;
Widmer Casper, do. East Birmingham.
• THOMAS A. ROWLEY, Clerk,
Clerk's Office, July a5t,1859. jyM:3t
ORANGES.- 50 boxes Messina Sweet, re
eoired this day, and for sale by
REIMER A JUMERSON_„: ,-
• : S 9 Wood St, opposite St. Charles iloteL
OLIVE OIL.---50 ANDERSONnds,
for 1,2
byIL.
REIMER &
1.23 W00d214 OppoiktoBtgirl Halal.
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\Will attend to the Distributing and Posting ot.
Ll\ ciECULARS: CAR'OS - a, PROGRAMMES
FOR
Ithkemerit:ls, Railroads, liteansboats,
pi g Hotels, Salash.E,Sog
PITTSBURGH, PA.
IMAPrdeng pen
in g or Daily G. will receive 'prompt attention
4 .1 e office of the - Pittsburgh Morn
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avr nil that
ported t
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I.3eommend&
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who had glvcom, mi . h ope ,
noso
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he d one anuAt r
oa adonted
Individual taking', eel na
set gently nu the rnarrlot
Let the dletatra ar 1 00
mac of •the
arildinie Liver Conk- .
ae km, Dyspepsia,
Summer ComaLt
ry, Dropsy, Sour
Costiveness, Choi - 1
rat Alorlitu, Cholera
tenet., .Inunid Ice,
vs, and may be used . uue•
ry Family Medi-
A DACILE, (ssi
twenty minutes, D I
spoonfuls are talc,
attack.
1 7.fr0 , Qum. aril.
Standard Mkt..., ki 1 0 ...
Lave used It, tied re.
all the dlseaseifse ...kid, It
Hada the last tco 3m.r.
relief. as the stem,.
poeseselcalshow.
to the temperament 0/ the
ed Kush gym:tales %a to
tragment'iralde you . in tae
VIGOIXATOII, and IL
Olalnta,allions At
' Chronic DlarrhOca.
plaints, Dysent..,
Stomach, riabittua
lc, Cholera, Chola..
intantam, Flatst.•
Vemale Weakness-
pwaltilly as an Ordlngo ,
One. ItallleuraSlCK
thotOzWl wa witty.) .to
two or :three Ten—
en at sca:ammoiment of
giving their teettlzhany
A U who use IL are
Iu ficn.vor., • -
MIX WATER IN TUE MOUTH-WITH
TILE INVIGORATOR, AND SWALLOW
BOTII-TOGETHER.
Price One Dollar per Bottle
A LSO.
S.A.NFORD'S
noirey ,
CATHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOU NDED PROM
Pars Vegetable Extracts. and put ap In
GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and will keep
in any climate.
The Family Ca-_,z, tharticPlLL kliten
tie lint yolk e • Cathartic in which the proprietor has
used in Mn practice Mar. .1 than 'meaty yearn.
'I hg congtantle inn...maim! .7 tlartanit from llamawho
ha ci. long itgail tie, PILL , : aa and ;Ito eatiglacthin which
all 01. pi,. in wizard to their •-• .o,h...induced me to placit
then, Plikan liA reach of all.
'I ho Protragain sell know that different Cathartics act
on Atli - omit ignition. 01 the bowels.
the PAMILI CA, THAETIC Pll.l.
hog. with due reference to tilt. writ estatiliabeil (act,
1... en coati...twit . ..l from a rib. variety of the parrot Toce•
tahle ExtrAcla which SCI ... Alike on .overy part of the
nhavaaary caa al. and Are ig g 0...1 ...d blare is all ran,
whore 4 who a Cathartic ill wasted, such As Dr
4
tit it itf eMents of the iit o lita INC la g Sla.olll-
"ern, Patina In Me Bark 0.1111 LOlll6l,
ei..ll,ll,lleftm, Pal it , nod Soreness over
the whole body, hunt sudden cola. which
fr•app•ntly, If, nerzita,l, end In a long course of I'a•t
or. lA.. of App.— Ig .fitr, St CIVCIIII.g SCI,
60.11011 ort'ohl over .... ti n . b,ly It, ~,,,, -
......,. i 1....","" 9 rig el freight ii. the bend,
all in tint in it 101' 4 4 Insenses {forma la
n
childre oc Adnit...i itlienmall.a.n, a eroat
I'lloller of the Illoodj vs,. 0.1 many Mammal to which
flesh is heir. 41,11 ~omen., 11.1 to memtliau in this Werra's,
tarot. Dose. it. 3 .
PRICK, :in CENTS.
The hirer ievlg . .trator and EamllY CII."
ihnrile 1.1114 are tetaile4 he Itri,iziaL, ~,,,,,lis, and
sold wholesale lie the Trail, lo nil the largo warm.
S. T. W. S AN Flllllll, M. 11.,
Al.tn.uPteturer and Proprietor.
335 Ltroa4lw y, New York.
4:. W. Ag,[ll.„ So. 140, corner \Vote! Greet
and \9r;.•in ailrp. Jyttti) Joao
CANNEL COAL OIL.
Sip.siE OF THE GOOD QUALITIES OF'
IZ..liWti C3I111 , •1 't t :
IT 17 I I'J LS (LIS ;11T 1S R 1:11.1.1.1.1'('";
IT IS E.\"11P171:1' NON' ET
IT MAI' BE C.11:17.11:11 ABOUT:
11' I.' (Y7I"I"ILVIENT 1 , 017 (IF:NEI:AL VSI::
17' I: IRAs IFITHOU TANI" OFFENSIIT
IT IS CLEAR ASA Ii h:t 0111. 0, 17;
ITS .4 /11.7.11:. I 'E I V THE 1..1311' ISORNAMILV
7'.11. .IN1) TT/LicT/I-E
NOT . PERM_INENTLY so c.l RPEM.
CLOTH. !Nu.
1,-;tij ~qt :Lc b,ot o ar ricatrun : l ,i/cd
q,^l
- is EMPHATICALLY THE rtrEAPEsT LIG 17
ENO WS. -
DIRECTIONS FOR ITS USE.
1:o to a re,pon..ible dealer and obtain it good coal oil
Lamp. Secure Vint tricks. !,.• that they will more rradily
lip and down In the tube. 'trim tho reek with rdiarp.
oraeily evil] with the top of tlin
clipping olt the 5-mall projecting . p4.itit, the eorners.
Pill your lamp with our oil. Turn lip the wick cartfully
at first. Oct an not to oriel: the chimney.
A shade will groat!y enhance its eceellener for read
ing or .4 , wing. hy.
Ity the careful I mice nt t ddectottia, you will
secure a light that cannot fail to plen.se. •
tiny faellities ru.r reliniii:4 are now very perfect and
(Nrilphle, 1111 , 1 lit,lott`ti It great deal of !allot - lona
.attention to the art, we have s.tieneednd to producing an
article au, ru.ry Iva quality, in which we invite the
especial attention of the mule. All indent will Inc tilled
at the 1,,,51,4
Per role by the barriii, nr in (item:Ain.. to NUlt
ADAIR & VEEDEIt,
Refiners of Cool
Ni2Pn'a. A vt , niai, near High street,
(not Cu. from thr , o,r Hnnw•.)
BOOTS AND SHOES
L A 1)11:5
Boots. Shoes and Gaiters,
OF ALL KINDS,
SELLING AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
CLOSE OUT
pREv 'S TO
Receiving Our ' Fall Stock
W. E. SCHM ERTZ & Co.
TILE POLAR REFRIGERATOF
with
Fitter and Water Coolec Combined
nv.aying important principles m•rror hef,.re nttiunv
which
MEAT,
•
VD:IF:TABLES,
FRUITS, 3C.,
kept longer, dryer, and colder, with LESS IrF
n van he done with any other Refrigerator mow in
now on hand and for tale at
- •
•
T. J. CRAIG'S,
124 Wood street, five doors from Fifth
QTANDARI) LAW' PUBLICATII CCS.
kJ Brightly's Digest— . Lines Mile. United State,
Dereid—Laws of Pennsylvania;
Brightly's Equity .1m isprielenisi;
Brightly on the 1,14 , i of Costs;
Brightly', Bins'' Justice—revived edition;
Whartan'ii American Criminal Low;
W/1:111011 & .111r1Sprthi(111( ,
4
• Wharton's Precedent, of Indietments and fleas;
Graydp 's on's
Fo Forms. edited hy Wright;
Dunlarms—revised and enlarged;
Lion's Analytic:a Index and Overruled Cases;
Trout/at on 'Limited Partnership;
Stevens on the Principal of Pleading;
Price on Limitations and Liens; -
Sergeant's Mechanics' Lien Loy;
FearDU On Itemanidus, eels.;
Parsons On Onitraets, 2 volinnes;
Parsons' Mercantile Lam, I volume.
.0114 KAY k. UO., 25 Wood atter
--ii.-AUZE MERINO. SHIRTS FOR MEN
ILA with short sleeves,
LINEN DRAWER., FINE SHIRTS,
And Collnrs. and a Cull line of Men's Furnishing Goods,
suited to the warm weather. Children's (lawn Merino
Vests. in all sizes, at
je3o JOS. lIORNE'S, i 7 Market,st.
Rim`, RUST & CLARK,
11/0411/ACTIITLEA B AND DMUS DI
SPERM, RAPE, ELEPHANT, WHALE, LARD AND
MINERS' OILS,
Alxo, Straits, Bank, Shore, Tanners and Neatsbot Oils,
Sperm, Patent and Adamantine Candles,
jal/lyd 61 FERRY STREET, NEW YORE.
A. A. CARRIER & BROTHER, AGENTS,
No. 63 Fourth Sticet.
rioulIONW EA LT H INSURAANCE
COMPANY, at Ilarrisburg, Pa. Chartered capßal,
V 300, 0 130. Hon. SIMON CAMERON, President: •• S.
Carrier. Secretary. GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, Philadelphia. /tents, s2B4r
780.73. lien. JOEL JONES. President; J. 11. Alvord,
seerettu - y. QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY.
Philadelphia. Assetg, $3'21„:151.42. GEORGE 1.1..8ART,
President; IL R. Cogirahall, Secretary.
ayadyd
JOHN N. CRAWFORD,
ALLEGHENY CEMETERY.
8i .w.tay gipTßE,Aisultra^,a OFFICE;
AT 140 37-inrrrt STBSICT
StrPRILMTINDANTS OFFICE: •
Jes:R AT THY. OEINIZOBILT
_____,
, .Ift• R. J. Grac, 11 , ./ CE-1.0 tierces prime for mae by
/ I,s eztaAl/lel l °D , At±ern e Y a • f.,P l * i• jedia _ .WM H. smug ato
Attorney Br. Counsellor at. Law,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Especial attention given to collecting and souring
claims of every kind.
RIM. to—Jeremiah .IDrinlery, Sr,
E.J. Roberts, Esq.,
.: .
II g t 4 ,1111-1: e .
'For)(eV..
TGLAgB :I FIitTORIES,, SiT=
DATE in the /3orougkellinninghlup t belonging
to the ' estate of the inte P. ?dultany,deceasett,ned lately
carried on by LedlieThese,ractories arc note
in thorough' repair; 'and In' full operation, with all the
necessary- Implements and cotivenienees- - reqnhfite for
the extensive martufsetureof flint glass, of that superior
style and unity for which-these Works Imre been so
Justly
P02.9033i01:1 given on the first day of August next.
C. THEISEN,
Executor of the Estate of P. - Iduirany.
Pittsburgh, June 'M. 1859. jeW:tf
•• - For Sale, •
ONE THOUSAND .BUSIIELS PRIME
MEDITERRANEAN WHEAT, by
WM. NICUOLSON, South Fayette tp.,
jy=.4t . ' , Allegheny county, Pa.
1 treat
OR. RENT.- , •
'i"ii - 3EI 'FIFTH STORY
THE POST BUILDING
-"pus OFFEItED.L-Homes to be bad in
I A this tag of Allegheny; 'equal "in comfort to
country, Its and yet neat. enough to the centre of
an bu d sin , e r ,_ accommodate business men in either city,
c it., — ~,,..— , ,e '.' hem a home with the desirable comforts of
---' --"` e°".7 united. There are about one hundred
lots of 100 feu\ BMWs, some of, them larger, tying
between Weste Py =no and Ohio Lime, Allegheny
avenue, and the t side of the Commons. Each lot
Ilia a good street t r ,, n t, and alley in the rear. Each
roan having about 1e
lot with a handsome feet front haaroom to beautify his
thereby making ,ou e, surrounded with shrubbery,
it a colony of residences equal to
country seats, with L a conveniences of the cities.
These beautiful lots wilib e leased for twenty- 0 0 0 Years ,
with the:
. privilege of nuchasing them within that
peri od. The/ are open 1 4 selection now. Those who
, wish so desirable a locatiot would do well to call soon on
THO/1143 WOOD, Land Agent,
No. 100 Fourth street.
FOR SALE: superior Farm of 154
.
acres in good fanning ordeun Knox county, Ohio;
a large proportion of it river bottoA land:it is offered at
a greatbargain.: Enquire of TtitelAB WOODS.
mrls:tf No. lon Fourthet, Land Agent.
Gam !Julie Improfed Cement and Canvass
Roofing, Felt Cement, and Grasel
ROOFING!
Patented Aspheltic Reeding Felt.
ROOFING MATERIALS FOR SALE,
WITH INSTRUCTIONS FOR APPLYING. OL
75 S3f/TIIFIELD ST,BET 'maw PO ORM d FIFTH.
lIIA E TII IS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
with mo, Mr..l. DELLOW in the Undertaking busi
eiess, which will hereafter he condneted tinder the name
and style of Lemon Lk•llow. JAMES LEMON.
JOGIN DELLOW .Yam LEVON
Undertaking In all Its Branches.
r No. 118 Ponrth Street,
ARE PREPARE') TO DO UNDERTAK
ING in all its trranchenA in tho le—r mariner,
nt r,ric{4 to *nit the Umnx.
We call aortal attention to FISK'S NEW STYLE
PATEN'r METALLIC: BURIAL CASI'-S, (r the Wile of
which They aro sole agents in the city, and of .1.41
we keep ennetantly on hand a complete ansortment. At
recant.' beauty eliapo and fini.h, they carol all °them.
Vnnerd" will be inipplied with [lvan.", llor"e" and
Carnage, irroinply, and at Inner rate" than our oilier
eetnhhehnient in this city. Ounrantueine, I. rattler sat
tsfactton, they tw.iielt n enutinoutttew of the patron_on
liereh.fere Itl"entlir extended to the oil firm. inplf.
1117 . 1" rt 'N (4 AIT EltS,
Just received at 31 FIFTH STREET
DUQUESNE IRON STORE
COLEMAN, HAILMAN &. CO.,
trou r lllatls, Steel Springs, Axles, Wrought
Nuts, Washers, Spikes, Salta,
FLAT RAILROAD BAR OF ALL SIZES, ETC.
HATO removed In their new elk:naive. Warehouse.
Nos.' 77 Water and 94 Frock Sts.,
Where they are prepared to ascent.* all orders In their
line, haring a large and complete assortment of e Ilu.
quesne" manufactured goods constantly ou Mind,
which they otlor on libaral Lerma.
CLOCKS, CLOCKS,
cwess, cLocK.4,
cbocKA, cLocKs.
Agency for the celebrated
AM.F.RICAN WATCHES,
A lame t.surtincut of these desirable Time Keepers nn
hand.
JEWELRY*, ELVER. WA .F, Etc. made to order.
W.,trli Repairing. Engraving., thiding and Plating done
In the Very beet 111111111. r.
UM...NE/LAN t MET RAN,
Noy U nth stmt.
For the Fourth of July!
100 1)0Z. LEMON; PINE APPLE AND
strawhmry synam.
• con te,..iium, Lteetiee and iujuta Ttmpa.
300 Itta Wino. Itramty and Cordial I
a* IL, Cream LtslcA, Neu., rte_
Al.(; all k tads of Itonfechtmorire; Firo Work% Fruit!,
Nut" rte.. Wholonale awl Itetatt, at the
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY.
F. A. 341 - £.lt_4ell k gONS.
5e21 4.9 t. flair street.
YorTFL6',
and CHILDREN'S.
j()If N N. SIIEPII A It D
Drugglot, Corner Wood and Sixth eta
A completo stock of DRUGS, MEDICINE/3, PAINTS,
OILS sod DYES, constantly on hand. ti
Will find it to their adrantsge to give US a roll. Mann
fArturer of the colebrted
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
31 FIFTH STILF:ET.
SA AC JONFS....-JNO. J. 110Y1),... M'CULOUGH
JONES, BOYD & CO., _
Spring, Plow, and A. B. Steel Sprin
GENTS FURNISHING GOORS- 2 -Going
dolly, without reserve, at prices far below
AUCTION FIGURES.
IlcAsos.—Wo romove, and relinquish this part of our
business on July vth.
CHESTER'S GOTHIC HALL,
jea Corner Wood Wee; and Diamond alley.
T IIIRD IMPORTATION.
GEO. R. WHITE & CO.,'
No. 25 Fifth Street, •
ARE NOW RECEIVING A COMPLEI E STOCK OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
AABEGE AND BABEGE ANGLAIS ROBES,
BLACK LACE SHAWLS,
antill as ;BaregeAnglais Dusters, &e.
1610 •
Bankers and Exchange Brokers
DAVENPORT, lOWA.
t" ' , '
AT THIS OFFICE
t -- I — fs — 1
• .
Also / Agents For
1:4).11S lIFIPSIRED
BATES A JOHNSON
LEMON & DELLOW,
1117TTON 0 A ITEUS
MUM Fri. UATTEIN
REID& CYV.A.L..
1111.7IIIrACrURITLA Of
(Successor to Ilartwril l Flhophard,)
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
SOTIllt MILLI.
SLISUFACTIDUILS
CAST STEEL.
ALSO,
and Axles.
CORNER ROSS AND FIRST STREETS,
PITTSBURGH,
'WM. H. WILLIAMS & CO.,
wood Street, corner of Third,
PITTSBURGH, PERNA
VegetabloSuliStitute for Calomel
and Bine-Pill.
Lliaminarn!slt•yelEfAßL* ll imi -rt.sAi;Pitis •
by..restart? the bowels to theivpriginal daily and nate
rafaction, Ve strength to the stomach; panty the blood
relistablis • the Imithy-contiltionntthe 'digestive or.
Gans; and thus cure 'dysliepsia,-coldS; ceuglis, rhennia=
end sickness genenilly,whetberchronie
or recent The celebrated' Atirnethy -says:-"After
having cured the derangement of the boweTs(debility
and all diseases generally disappear of fAcir.orM accord,
even in a short time.. The experience of n. century has
established the worth of these Pills beyond dispute, as a
purgative anti-bilious medicine; . and their n.Se by Up
wards of 4,990 conscientious physiciuna, and by over a
million of families, shows that they hre supplying one of
the wants of humanity, andare in advance of medical
science. The above pills, although purely vegetable, are
now known and used as a substitute for. calomel (//o
drergyri Clitoridurn',lfife) 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 Addl.
Lion Pills—isa substitute for bluo-pill (PdakcHydrargyrii
possessing the peculiar action on the secreting organs,•
of that preparation from mercury, but none of its sali
vating or other injurious et - lents. Those who have used
them, as a bliarpill substitute or Otherwise. award to them
the highest praise. They come nearer ton concentrated
Essence of Life titan anything yet made, in the way of
medicine, by man. A single pill given daily, when Ed'
hope has tied, has often restored health. In fact, they
supply an organic princi pie to the blood, always wanting
in extreme cases of sickness. Old peoplo have the se
cretions of early youth restored by the Life Addition
Pills.' Their value 5.% life preservers is beyond estimate.
randreth'sVegetable;Universal Pit la remov e from the
bowels and blood of a tuck person the cause of death
Tue Lan &MOTION PILLS stirrer THE ORGASIc XECESsITT Or
ins Rtoon'svrrAtrzr—the minute globules of vegetable es;
settees, of which they are but the concretion, hove their
exert counterpart in the vital globules of the blood. And
from whence does the bloodderive its life, its globules?
verily from the same source from whence Dr. ltraudreth
derives rho lain prinCiple of the Life Addition Pills—from
the Vegetable kingdom I
These pills, as also the Universal, Arc warranted pure
ly vegetable. Retailed respectively at 2.5 and Lo cents.
Physicians alld the public supplied by the gross, or sin
gle box, at Na. 294 Canal street, Itrandreth's Principal
office; by Thrums grapath, No. 27 Diamond street
Pittsburgh, Pa. and by Lin respectable dealers in meal
tines. je27..lintww
FEED AT AN END.
No one is now deferred from changing the
WiIISKERS OR MUSTACHE
From red, grey or , antly, to a rich
BUCK OR BROWN,
By a fear of inpringir staining tho skin.
CiiRISCADOBO'S IYVV.
Is harmless as water. ink' as milk, and
TRW TO NATURE,
io the,magnifieent eelr., it impart,. Suld everywhere,
and applied ly all Hai. 1.11,e9f401,.. ertanweaorto, IV°. 6
Astor Hotac, aNcao York.
41E0. 11: KEYSER, Agent.
Pitl,4l.nrgh,
MEM
Oa CIRCULAR.—The aubsentient are transarting
Genend Foreign ed Domestie Shipping and
Commission liusiness, in tits nay, and have leased the
new and tire-proof Warelinut, No. West :ran street,
where they are prepared ti rescue mot sell Foreign
and Domestic (treats of all hails, and ...tier the usual
facilities on all consignments I. their address. •
In the department of Shijifing, a long experience
warrants no in assuring our frindsdhat all Lusatia+ re
dating to Vessels and Cargoes till be promptly attend
ed to.
We confidently offer our tterices in all the various
departments of a Commercial ribiness.
NERIEW & CO.
timore, February, Is:O.—ear:4:f
WN. M. FABEE & CO.,
TEAM ENGINE BIRDERS
IRON FOUNDFIts,
General ;Machinists andloilr Makers,
NEAR THE PEHN'A R. FL PASSENGER DEPT,
I'ITTS'BTRG
MA NU FA Cf IT A LI. 1 - .P.5.; DS I /I'
etertru Emunc, ranging fr,,tn threc tie bun
drcd and tifly hurt., purr'', and stlitert tolt:n.st Alas.
Saar Mitt.. /11a.t FurnaP,,, e.i„
1;1,4, r artwilltr att....non to Ow con-rtin•u.n of En
gine. amt Miteinnory grit milk. and rot npri g htok,
niulay. and circular saw null,
II •se ulwayAult kin.l,lll,ll.land rcady fir •luitnont
al nhurt nnucc,l-Li n rusry and Ilunlor.c.l cOOl7
Aloe, Curni.ft itoilvi^. and Shcet Iron , u , paraniy,
W r ou g ht 1, 0 :-Uudt u».l sn oven
varlet!, and 1.0 , 11tillt).• 111:11110.1 , 113, WorOrn Iti
ettincry and Nlaclone rant,
1111 r pricr4 one t.M.1.711 . inlchincry mannfarturt.d.d
the i.e,t q uality if ntatertal.... and uarruitvl ii all r...*
to Crtn• »atimfaction.
.111S-Irrilci, from all part] of tic, rOUIIIIV sulteutnl, an t .
prrunpilv .rttrt::Cm,law
PRINTING, WRITING AND WRAPPING PiPERS.
I. W. GRAFTON,
41 PAPER DEALER,
0 VI Wood st, • or.Dtamood n
..;
PITTSBURGH,
Koeio. cowaantly ~ n ttan.l,a fall
.a.i..ortment nt
1> Hanna 1 Son', ocklo-ato.l
z .%NI , IVRAPPINk: PAPERS,
llolly Nint.lng I . 4per, •••
Wlrrintiag, Into,
CASII PAID FOR RAGS.
.12.t.rokw
11. - id. it J. --
ILLM - 1/ACITIII33 Or
LARD OIL, CANDLES,
Palm, Toilet and Rosin Soaps,
No. 47 Wood Stillest, Pittsburgh, Pa
EIT-71,421rE1l cSr.
NiAnuracturrr. or every dv.rriptv'n of
FURNITURE,
NO. 4., SMITIIFIEI.I , STIIrF:T,
A full axAurtmant of 1 , 111`.411:1:fill mANITAcrun
Ei , FURNITURE, eon/a:10y on hand, winvh row u
well at tho lumina pnonu for Omit. ply
GEO. BLETCHER,
Mulufwturvr of U G.lo,rate.l
GOSSAMER VENTILATING WIG,
ELASTING BAND TOUPEES,
Am EVERT DMILITTION elf
Ornamental flair for Ladies and Cent!own,
NO. 63 MARKET STREET,
D. X LONO
1,0N4 3DI:77'F,
DEALERS IN MANILLA, II EMP, corroN AND JU T )•
CORDAGE,
OAKum, TAR, PITCH. AND R4',IN TARPAULIN
DUCK, AND HEAVY DRILLING.
folftly • No. 90 Water
NOBLE, BROWN & CO.,
125 and 127 Duane • trent,
:NEW YORK,
IMPORTER- OF •
•
English, Irish and Scotch Linens,
White Linens of all qualities,
Blay Linen,
Blouse Linens,
Brown, May and Block and While HMl:mils.
Farmer,' muck.
Farmers' thrills,
Pudding Canvasses.
Haven's had:,
Carpets,
Burlaps., all widths and qualities.
Bold by the package. on most favorable terms. ((mid
FIRST CLASS. •
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
OF ALL STILEs' AND SIZES,
MADE TO ORDER, OR SOLD FROM THE SHELVE?
A LARGE STOCK OF
COMMERCIAL STATIONARY.
PRINTING
In MI it,. -Inanehe, , , CARDS, CIRCULARS, RILLS
LADINO, lIAMPIILE'I'S
REItOVAL.
lIIJS.SEY & C 0.,, have removed
C • to their new Copper Warehouse, Nn. a Fifth
street, in the New Iron Front Block, three doors west
of Wood,
PITTSBURGH COPPER ROLLING MILL
C. G. HUSSEY &
Manufacturers of
Braziers' Bolt and Sheathing Copper,
Pressed Copper Bottoms, Locomotive 'robing, Raised
Still Bottom and Flats of all Sizes, Brass Kettles, Sheet
and other Brass, Speller, Copper, Bolder, Copper Rivets,
etc. Dealers in Block Tin, Tin Plate, Lezd Wire, Sheet
Zino, Antimony, Sheet Iron, 'inners' Tools, dc.,'
No. 37 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ittern. fripaiernd
Lr cht to an
Vie. Sheet Co
L. C. lIEPBURN,.
ATTORNEY AT LAW . ANA POTURTANUF.II,
OFFICE WITH. IL REFF3URN,
sel9lyiel No. 90 Fourth street.
ill RANT'S CASES, VOL: I.—Report of
kit oases argued and adjudged in the Supreme Court
of Pennsylvania. For aale byN..LDIN,
i 99 63 Wood (street, near Fanith.
IORESH - .BUTTER.-7 jars and 4- kegs
'1 rival Butter, just received and for sale
Et,
.;JA161:3 F
corner Market and First streets.
LIME -2 , 50 barrels fresh for sale by
• HENRY H. COlty,lN,
• ‘..:44•4. ,:••Ct!
f 4.•
• '• •
• t
•*.,-
•
, •
. ,
_
AIL!: SALES AT .NO. 54 FIFTI,I ST.,
D
at the new'Commercial Sales Rooms, Fifth
street, every week.day, are held public sales oY goals in,
all variety. mited forth° trade and consumers, froma
Itmgistock which is constantly replenished with fresh
consignment., that must be closed forthwith.
,-• ' - • -Arri'l'M O'CLOCK, BL; •
Dry Goods and fancy articles, aomprinn' g nearly eve
thing needed in the line for personal and family use;
table cutlerl; hardware; clothing ;boots aridslioes; la
.
•TWO O'CLOCK,
Household and kitchen furniture, new and second-hand;
beds and bedding; carpets; elegant iron stone China
wore; stoves; cooking utensils; gtoceries, ac.
AT SEVEN O'CLOCK, P.M.,
Fancy articles; watches; clocks; jewelry; musical in-.
struments; guns; clothing; dry goods; boot and shoes;
books; stationery, Ae. P. M. DAVIS, '
Auctioneer:
ELEV EN HUNDRED PIECES OF MEN
AND BOYS CLOTHING, LAWNS, DELAINES,
SHAWLS, .LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Ac.. AT AUC.
TION, - Commencln,g T 01. DAY MORNING, July 26th,
at tan o'clock and eight o'clock evening, and continu
ing each day, nt same hour, until the entire stock is dis
posed of, will be sold lit the Commercial Sales Rooms,
N 0.54 Fifth street. 1100-garments for Men and Boys,
new and second hand, consisting of Coats, Pants and
Vests in gnat variety of style and material, also Lawns,
Delaries, Irish Linen," Shawls, Linen Handkerchiefs,
Parsols, Underslooves, Morocco reticules, Porte Monies,
30 doz. latest style Straw Bonnets, 12 doz. Ladies assort
ed Gaiter's, 311 doz. Misses and Child shoes.
.11"2.1 P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer,
PUBLIC SALE OF U. S. PROPERTY.—
The following articles not being required for the
public Service, will be disposed of by auction, to com
mence. at 10 o'clock A. M. on THURSDAY, the 4th of
August. 1859, at the 'l2. S. Allegheny Arsenal, near Pitts
burgh, PA., viz:
1; Steam Engine, cylinder 12X, inch diameter, and
stroke 5 feet.
2 Steam Boller% W feet long, nod 32 inch diameter:
I Fire Engine.
A variety of machines, including
2 Engine Lathes; 3 Drilling Machines;
S Screw Cutting Machines: 1 Wood Planing Machine;
'278 !hill's Patent Millen; 32 (lint lock Muskets;
2 self-iming Muskets; I Percussion Ri fl e;
12,000 lbs. of scrap wrought iron;
14,101 Ib s . " cast "
222,• lbs. " steel; . .
1330 Bullet Moulds, for round halls;
.
524 Pistol Screw Drivers; I
32 Powder Flasks, for Hull's rifle; •
23 dozen of new, and n lot of old, Files;
689 Horse Shoes; .
.
PM empty Powder Barrels;
~ • .
3 pair of Bellows - .
Also, a large number of Artillery Implements, and
Smith's. Carpenter's, Armorer's, and other tools.
Torms--Specie, to be paid on delivery of the property,
which must - be removed by the purchaser, within three
davit after the sale, or it will be re-sold nt his expense.
fly order of Major John Symington. Commander Alle
gheny Arsenal.
iv:2.:
ULL OF Sr EA MBOAT ' ENDEAVOR
AT Amyl( oN.--4 on WEDNESDAY MoRNING,
duly 10 o'clock. nt the Allegheny - Wharf. opp
site Ilay street, trdl lie sold, tho hull of the steamboat
Endeavor. Terms at side. P. M. DAVIS.
Auctioneer.
CLINI'ON HOUSE,
11.370. 1 r70 IP Vi", Pennsylvania,
JOHN BIERER, Proprietor.
rfr lIIS COMMODIOUS AND POPULAR
JL 110TEL:kfter being refitted and furnished through
out. with elegtait furred lire, is 11010 i reap" for the reeep
tion gnii,fs. Tho Railroad front onnellsville to
l'iliontown will be finished early in July, thins affording
a elleap and plea:taut mode of travelintt to persona wish
ing to eseapo the heat land etnolre of Pithdairgli during
the heated term. This Hausa is situated within a few
nointi•fit , drive of the celebrated Fayette Spring', and
the proprittot is driterinineil to spare neither trouble or
ealeilise in reWlerlllg those who Slit hint VOlllrerthbie.
l'hargo4 tnylSilf
MoIIARA, JR..
(successor to M. O'Hara.)
110LliALL 12f
I ,0 1:E1 1 ,N \VINT:4, BRANDIES AND LIQ.I.:QT.i4
RECTIFYING DISTILLER.
NO. 151 Milli trnet. kietween NVylie and Ross street,.
al,ove ~treet., krr p ' constantly on baud a
. 'dock for Old !iinnonizabela Rye and
4y. limn.- lic \Vino., Brandies, and all articles
1,i1:411) - kept in the je.2.
KNOX'S ICE CREAM ROOMS,
No. 27 Fourth Street, near Ferry.
THE sI'ItSCI: I BEI: I; ESPE( 71 , 1 1 1.1 N
lo , tl n. •• the )+.ttrnn% of Al , ll kliCarri egAt.
1,1.10. fit t Lai Ir.• rn.inn 41 In fltrnl.lJ
In ,ery I.•.! u:th
14:9, .1FJ,1,11-1.4, FANCY 12211 LP:. AND ITRAMIIti..
ah- 1,.1t1+. mein&
evury delicAry of the Mylo cgtinl to any
unt 1,131, 119te4 hI i/Onr: , , LLy And ,veninc.
r15:2-ur JAC'Ort B. !mum-.
VEST PREMIUM AWARDED BY THE
-A. STATE. FAIR D. . .
E 3 'l' C:0 V E Ei ,
l'or the host for (91/1111f4, And l,oot WOnil
I 41.1,VIII:t 1.,1. ts•.t I.annitryStoro. Also on hand.
x Lugo a••ortnn•nt limning Store,. Plain and Fancy
I ;rut, Frnts. Fero lors. Sad and Dog Irons, Sugar Rot-
Una, Tra gettlos, Wag.Pn Boxer, Hollow-Warr, &n.
ciIt.AFF & No. 24.5 I3ta•rty stem,
At the tin.' of Wood street.
AMERICAN IRON WORKS.
JONES &LAUTII,
IRON AND NAILS,
JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON,
With's Potent Shafting, Piston Rods, Plates o kre.
A:17,1F.1101.15X-q,
9$ \V ter Street, and 132 First Street,
PITTSBURGH,
An•lcnrner of Franklin AtO South War, Sta., Chicago
mrl7.ly,
PITTSBURGH, PA
STONE WATER PIPES,
Prices from Twelve to Thirty Cts. per Foot
ROCHESTER PEARL STARCH,
HENRY H. COLLINS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
FURNITUItE FOR CASI.I.—A full as
.ortment of Putstamgh manufactured FLIRNI.
TURE. embracmg
BUREAUX,
WARD ROBES, •
And every article needed In n well furnished dwelling .
ns well ns a splendid assortment of
OFFICE FIIBNITURE,
Constantly on hand and made to order. A the only
terms uu whirlbmisitess is done at this estatilislitnent is
CAC 11. lin 01 . Si art" made aCt!Ot 111 IY. Persons in want
of anything 111 the above line, wool,{ be advantatteil by
utllingnt • . • FAC:KINIitt it IRWMI3,
- 'N0.1.03 Strntlitielti street, below Fifth.
J. IL WELDIN,
G. 3 Wood street near Fourth
2s.utityn
P. M. DAVIS. Auctioneer
ANt
Gli AFF & CO.
14)Ti. THE
M!=1111
TERRA COTTA OR
FROM TWO To SIX INCH CALIBRE.
For fatlo Who h,lkie :tt NAtitif.•ttiror. Privi, by
ARV wtioumuu DI&U7 tit
CIIEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS,
AM) rit, )1 )ucr, (iENERALIA.
1 No. 25 WOOD ST., PITTSIMP.OII.
1. D. FAexixEß.,
Jour lawrt.
r,,SSOLUTION . .L--- 110 partnerAhip 1 ierc
tofore existing between William Smith and I
Monti, nailer the style of WM. SMITH it CO., was
on the nth day it February, ISOO, by We death at
Mr. Dixon Itrown.
ton 11. Pork and Path. Jr., haying Inicoliased
the interest of Mr. Itrown. deceased, in the Into thin of
Wm. Smith & TIM Foundry and Machine busi
[testi will be hereafter conducted under the styli, fo
811 till, PARK k CO., liy whom the buiiiness o iliac late
Mtn will be settled.
MIZE=
IMO=
SMITH, PARK &
NINTH WARD FOUNDRY
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Warehouse, No. 149 First and DX Second strechi.
\tanufictitre rs of all sizes and descriptions of Cast Oil,
hetorts and Stills, ilits and Water Sail Irons, Dog
Irons, Wagon Boxes, Steel Alenlda, Puna:a, Hangers and
Couplings.
Also Jobbing and Machine Castings of every descrip
tion made ts order.
Having a complete machine shop attached to the
Foundry, all necessary fitting will he carefully attend
ed to. my29,itfawaw
MAC JONL D. a 110011:118
D. B. ROGERS & CO.,
MARQPACTURERS BF
ROGERS' IMPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
Corner Ross and First Streets,
-PITTSBURGH, PA.
=MI=
CHADWICK & SON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN PAPER AND RACS,
And Agents for the sale of
Mahoning Ftre Brick and Pot Clay,
Nos. 140 and 151 Wood St., near sl.xi.?l, Pittsburgh.
air-Wrapping Paper at Manufacturers' Prices. Cash
paid for rags. jyClyeils
LOOK; AT 'PHIS I—Bargains, Bargains in
BOOTS AND SHOES
lain - selling my spring and summer BoOtaandShPes at
great reduction from former rules. Give me a mill, and
nee for yourselves, at the cheap cash atom of
30.9.11. BORLAND, Eki Market street,
• 4 2‘.1 door from Fifth.
pITTSBURGH
TRUSS MANUFACTORY;
The only one in the city
CARTWICI,NUT A
No. SA Wood itieet.
nts
$ .Q. 33 7t, S
SEWING
IN POINT OF
BEAUTY,
DURABILITY,
PERFECTION OF WORK,
AND CAPACITY TO
PERFORM EVERY
VARIETY OF SEWING,
NO. OTHER MAlati.riE CAN COM
PARE. WITH SINGER'S
New and ImproTed Machines,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, AT
S.. STRAW'S 82. Market street.
Bare pined the confidence:
of all who use them, and have
proved one of the most valu
able inventions of the age.
They use a Shuttle, making
ides of the cloth alike, which
Cant —. pulled out.
They are all made with the highest mechanical skill,
and all warranted to work well on all kinds of goods,
from the Lightest Fabric to Heavy Leather. In particu
lar, we would call the attention of all to our newTamily
Sewing Machine. It has been manufactured expressly
for Family Ilse, and has met with favor' from all. It is .
so simplified as to render it almost impossible to cet out .
of order; or derange its operations; indeed it is so sim
ple as to astonish one, that so small a pieee 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 off its own table. For
convenience of shipping, and also for large manufacto
nes,dbereit Is necessary to place a number of Machines
into a long bench, making ono table answer for them
all. Priee, $9O.
No. li. With Walnut or Mahogany Table, eitherwith
or without Box Top, which locks down. Price; $lOO
and $llO.
No. 3. Same sirs as No. 2, but runs with a belt, and
Id a much.higher rate of speed. This kind is well
adapted to marinfacturing Clothing or Leather work.
This is really the cheapest Machine in the market, as
There is no work done on a Sewing Machine that it will
not do. It is confidently assorted that this Machine
runs easier than any machine new in use. Price, $lOO.
No. 4. This machine has a long arm, to accommo
date large work. IL runs at a high rate of speed. runs
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, es it is very simple yet sub
stantial and durable, with butlittle natality to get out of
order. Price, $l3l.
No. 3. This is a new and cheaper style, and n gen;
oral favorite for Family . Light Luther, and a. great
variety of work. It hasbeen gotten up with reference
to furnishing a strong and durable, yet light and tasty
Machine, at a less price than either of the above. It
runs very easy, rapidly, arid is pronounced the best
machine now in market. for /10.
N0..6. This is a Machinegot up on an entirely , new
principle, different tram anything ever before offered
LO the public, and we confidently assert that for family
use it fias net an equal. It is very . light and tasty, runs
very rapidly: is almost noiseless in its operation, end
uses n straight 'needle. It is so arranged as to be
utterly impossible to miss stitches. IL has a tension on
Beth sides. and carries a large supply of thread on the
under spool. The motions are gained by two small
cranks that run without perceptible noise. The two
threads are worked 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 coarse work better
than ai v machine now in market, as it uses silk, gotten
nr linen with equal facility. Price. $5O.
Deseriptive ctrenlars furnished gratis.
OFFICE. 477 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
WHITNEY S. LYON, Proprietors.
Sir Agents scanted. ndiw
The Grover & Baker
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
Pittsburgh Agency, N0..107 Market St.
Baring greatly increased their facilitiea for mint - dachr
ing t hen . FAX= Maceartss, with all the recent
improvemente have nab:lced their prices, and oiler for
bale a.
NEW STYLE MACAU% Jg.
Price, Wl—Hemmer, $5 patra.
It is no longer questioned that these Maehinesitre the
best in use for familyy sewing: They
HEM, FELL, OATHER. 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 seat into families with no other Instructions
than are conetimsl in n ciritlar which accompanies each
machine, and from which
A CHILD OF TEN TEARS
May readily learn how to use, and keep them in order.
They make upwards of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES A MINUTE,
And will do the sewing of a family cheaper than a seam-
stress can do it. even if she works at the rate of
ONE CENT AN HOUR.
Is there a husband. father, or brother in the United '
States, who will permit the drudgery of hand sewing in
his family, when a Grover t Baker Machine will do it
better, more expeditiously, and cheaper than can possi
bly be done by hand.
Sir Sant fm Circular. "SA
The first place in public estimation is now justly ac
corded to the Grover t Hitter Machine, for family sew
ing. for the following reasons:—lst. It is more simple
and easily kept in order than any other Machine. :id.
It makes a seam which will not rip or ravel, though every
third stitch is cut. 3d. It - sows from two ordinary spools,
and thus all trouble of winding thread is avoided, while
the same machine can be adapted at pleasure,by amore
change of spools, to all varieties of work. 4th. The mine
machine runs silk, linen thread, common spool cotton,
with equal facility. 6th. The scam is as elastic as the
most elastic fabric, so that it is free trona all liability to
break urwashing, ironing, or otherwise. 6th. The stitch
made by this machine is more beautiful than any other,
made either by hand or machine. - •
OPINIONS OF THE PREP:
The best patent now in use.—[Eaton Whig.
Stands high In the estimation of ie Constitution.
It is all that it is recommended-414mA Democrat.
It has no supenor—(Ashtabula Telegraph.
A household necessity- 7 [ll4am Herald.
Grover & Baker's is unrivalled—fßockport'Advertiser.
Meets the wants of the housewifo—(Autatin Ch. Adv . .
A necessity in the family--(S'onthern Inventor.
The cheapest and best in use--IBaldwinsville Gazette.
They are the best in use—tWaterford Sentinel.
The test manufactured—{Pittston Journal.
Worthy of public patronage—{Jersey Shore Repub.
Grover & Baker have the best improvements-Hunt
JonririaL
Nnt liable to get out of order-{,Westchester Jett.
The most convenient iu use-4 Chicago News Letter.
Possesses more advantages than any other--{Nash.
Gazette.
All articles are made with it with ease—{Hasard'sGaz.
Lightens the labor of those at home—[Ploughman.
A shill of ten years old mav use it-{Farmer and Vis
Will do most beautiful sewing--t Allentown Dem.
Sews silk, linen, or cotton thread--{Pitts. Advocate.
Is more simple than any other--(Cleveland Reporter.
Merits a place in every family--fAbingdon Democrat.
Sews a yard a minuet Cleveland Leader.
The best in use for camilies.---Rtdilical Recorder.
It makes a fine, strong seam—fLaporte Union.
NATHAN WHITING, Agent,
dela No. 107 Market street.
1859. Second Arrival 1859
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
AT THE.
FOURTH STREET CARPET STORE,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
.D. & H. IdeCALLUM RESPECT
• FULLY announce that they are receiving a
second supply of CA RPETI NG, selected directly from
the Importers and Manufacturers; by one of the firm.
now in the Ivwt, to which they invite the attention of
For
Mt, a new etylo of CANTON MATTING,
for Sommer Parlors.. The latest make of CARPET
SWEEPERS, etc, etc., which shall ho MI - erect at the
lowest rates. De 9) W. D. & 11. McCALLUM.
THE DILEMORARE.
ACOLLECTION OF CATHOLIC MUSIC,
containing six MIASSI33. a short Requiem Masa, Ves
pers. and a \ anety of miscellaneous !acmes, andante for
morning and evening service, with accompaniments for
organ or melodeon, by Anthony Werner, Organist, and.
I. areetor of the Choir Of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross,
13oston. The Momorare" is published in one large
quarto volume, of 272 pages, well bound, and sold nt the
low price of $2,50 per copy. A liberal reduction made to
churches. For sale by JOHN 11. MELLOR,
jy4 81 Wood street.
JAMES PARE, JE
B. GRAY & SON.,
DRAFTERS AND TAILORS,
No. 52 St. Clair street,
jytdmv PITTSBURGH, PA.
Saratoga Springs--Union Bail
. .
WAVING undergone ! extensive altera
tions and improvements, is now open for the re
ception of visitors. The grounds have been enlarged
send improved, and club rooms and carriage house, with
lodgings for coachmen, added, for the accommodation
of those who may bring their own ormippage with theta.
Every exertion will be made by tho Proprietors to
_sus.
lain its well established reputation.
• PUTNAM ,t PAYNE.
The liou.so will remain open until the ist of October.
VI:1m
Watches and Jewelry.' •
REINEDIAN & LEI RAN,
42 FIFTH STREET,
Aro now selling FINE GOLD AND SILVER
HUNTING weacttEs,
Oftean an nd E g nal manufac ture,
at greatly reduced prieea.
jelB
Call end see
GENTS' SE'ASON'ABLE
UNDERSHIRTS, DEMERS, HALV-110.SE,
Of Lisle Thread, Cottoty &c.,
of all sites, at .
•
A'I.4,AITTLES.-k large Assortment
o'r lrgenell ;and `Chantilly lice 'lAiultles, galling
wary. low. Also; all 'oar stock of thin dregs Atooda.
Plesoul - callancl. sea them. -,- CACANSON LOVE.,
Va. - 74 Market *treat.
.ti-Toka
et..; •
THE_CORALITE AND - PORCELAIN
TEETH' have now boon extengiely . fitittid by the
cintens of Rttskittrgh, and the - verdid in their favor
unanimous. Many bare laid aside teeth. r.aoanted c 43
Gold plate to "avail themselves of the m2provements
embraced in, these new and beautiful styles of Dentlst27.
Their supenority eenrit...uhni., adsr
Wien to the outh--their perfect being
without crock or crevice for food to find t. and
made of a material on which the juices Atm mouth
mania at; they are free from all. metallic UM& cam
pion or tarnish and do not effect' th r , b reat h wh i ch
l a
groat desiderahtm, as all . who wear Gold, Silver, Flatl•
num or other Metallic Platemin te t e n . s.
They also combine Feat strength with li ghtness, ems,
fort and elegance—this with their chise rekemblance to
natural teeth render them the most , u- m t.*
Lutes for those organs ever offered .: - fie
will fully confirm oh thathas beensaid intbetr
N. STEBBINS, M. D,Dentist,l9l.Pemrsereet.
N. 33. Teeth drawn by the *mem process:, .
MACHINES.
WEED'S
PATE7NT
SEWING
MACHINES
k SONS
EalVoOd strut
_s . .
PROF. - woops,
HAIR RESTORAIIv k:.
UNRIVALLED IN IM:}E.Eir,
WITH IMMENSE
Home and Foreign Demand.
IF YOUR. HAIR IS GRAY, .=-
IF YOUR HAIR IS THIN, - •
OR IF YOU ARE BUD, •
IT WILL RESTORE It
IF YOU HAVE DANDRUFF'
IF YOU HAVE SCALD EEC , :
IF YOU HAVE NERVOUS ACHE,
IT WILL CUBE THEM.
-TO' PRESERVE. THE COLOR, -
TO PREVENT ITS FALLING
TO MARE THE HAIR GLOSST.___ -
USE wows HAIR RESTORATIVE.
SOLD BY O. J. WOOD & CO.,
114 MARKET STREET, ST_ tours. MO.,
PATENT MEDICINE DEALERS, AND
DRUGGISTS, IN CITY AND COUNTRY.
Sold by Dr. GEO. H. KEYSER, No. 140 Wax' Street.
and B. L. FAIINESTOCK CO., No. 00, corner. Wood
and Fourth streets, and by all good Druggists generally.
jeli3mdaw
QUFFER - NOT.—DRS. GOLDSMITH it
NJ CO., No. 42 Sixth strnet. Pittsburgh, Penn's, still
continues to be consulted on all diseases of s PRIVATE
of DELICATE NATURE. From a long.:mime of study
and practical experience of unlimited extent; Drs.G. k
Co. have the gratification of presenting the unfortunate
with remedies that have never failed to cure the most
alarming case of Gonorrhea and Syphilis. Beneath his
treatment, all the horrors of Venereal and Impure Blood,
Scrofula, Ulcers, Pain and Distress, or Inflammation of
the Bladder and Kidneys, Abscesses,Humors,Frightful _
Swellings, and the long train of horrible symptoms at
tending this class of diseases, are made to become as
harmless as the simplest ailings of a child.
- SEMINAL WEAKNESS—Drs. G. &Co t devotee much
of their attention to the treatmentof these Calm caused
by a secret and solitary habit. which rums the body and
mnad,unfittieg the unfortunate individual for either busi
ness or society. Some of the sad andmelandh , A•effects
produced by these early habits of youth are, Weakness
of the back and limbs, Palpitation of the Heart, Dytmep
sut, Nervousness, derangement of the Digestive hme
hens, symptoms of Consumption, etc, etc. The fearful
effects on the mind are much to be drmded, Vim Lose
of memory, confusion of ideas, depression of, spirits,
evil forebodingsaversion to society, selkbstruli4broidi
ty, etc., are among the evils produced. Such persons,
before contemplating marriage, should consults phy
cian of skill and experience, and be at once restored to
health and happiness, Ague and Fever cured, and war.
ranted. All letters containing a fee, addressed to Drs.
GOLDSMITH d CO., Pittsburgh, Penn's, will meet with
prompt attention, and medicines forwarded, secure froth
observation, and a cure guaranteed. The strictest se
cresy observed in all cases.
sze- Don't forget the. place, Ao. 12 Sixth 6444 Fitts
burgh;' aplLelydsw
EYE AND. EAR
DISPENSA RY.
Office 95 Main street, duor, up stairs4Buffalo, N. Y.
USTABLISITED _I3Y THE CELE33RA-
Ai TED DE.' Joll%o' of-toodoii, - a:Wand.
A great discovery in the science of medicines, being
a certain end speedy cure- for restoring the sight and
removing all diseases peculiar to the eye. This is uni
versally acknowledged the only safe and sure remedy
now known. It he s been used with great success by the
most skillful physicians in Europe and America.
Patients in any part ,of -the country -can t ientthem
selves successfully at a moderate expense, thereby
avoiding the danger and expense of falling into the
hands of unskillful physicians. This medicine (sufficient
to cure,) will be sent by mail or. express, with all neces
sary directions, on receipt of Ten Dollars. • .
Dr. Johmees Certain and Infallible Core for Deafness and
Singing Noises in the Dim Nerve= Head
• -
and -find Ckmrplainfs,
Affording instant relief to sufferers who have been trou
bled with deafness for many years. After using this
remedy a few days,. the Infield no suddenly and almost
miraculously embled to bear ordinary toned con Vers- -
tion; in the course of a few weeks the most obstinate
ease of deafness in effectually cured.
Patients too numerous to mention have Been restored
to perfect hearing, and forever rescued from the snares
of the numerous dangerous unqualified pretenders of
the present day. Hospital and private testimonilds and
certificates from the most eminent physicians and sur
geons in England, in whose presence deaf porsonshave
been cured, and many hundreds ofpriiate patients cured
can he seen or referred to. ease of this medicine,
(enough to effect a curo,) will! ho forwarded to any part
of the country for Fifteen Dollars, Address.
1)11. JOHNSON, DmwerEtt.
Office 95 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y.
To Hotel Se; pers,rtestaurants,Drug=
gists, Grocers, and the Pablie.
• --
DR. • BRIJ:I%OMS - BYTILIEILSI
Have, fromtheir excellent quallticra, beeixrcopm
- mended by the MOST EMINENT PST-
SICIANS as a most valuable end
never-failing remedy for
DYSPEPSIA, DIA • IRMA:
DEBILITY, HEARTBURN,
BILLIOUSNE93, JAUNDICE, •
LIVER COMPLAINTS, BLOOD DISELS.
Are also a /WO and certain preventative against
'ever and Agne, Cholera, Summer Com
plaints, a.e.,
and is the most valuable and efficacions, TONICAND
APPETITE-CREATING COMPOUND ever offered to - -
the public.
By the use of theseBITTERS all DISEASES 01PVIL13-
BLUUD will be thoroughly eradicated, and aR those who
arc suffering from early excess and PROSTRATION OF
THE PHYSICAI, ENERGIhS will be restored te . 80.
BUST and VIGOROUS STATE OF HEALTH.
The DIGE:3TWE ORGANSwiII be stimulatedendPEß-
MANENTLY _STRENGTHENED, APPETITE will be
created.and the DEBILIBATEDSUBJECTRENTORED
TO NEW LIFE.
This remedy has ft very agreeable test anthi ll taken readily by children as well es by adults,:- •
All persona suffering from any of the above mm
plaints are invited to try DR. BRUNON'S BITTERS.
Dose.—For an adult, a small wine-glassfhtthfee times
a day; fora child a smtall teaspoonfril twice a day:'
Sole Agent for the rutted States.
• NO. 742 BROADWAY. NEW YORE::
Sold at 50 cents per bottle, $6 per d05en,32,50 periellen
extra Bitters for Barrooms, by the gallon -or barrel, at
the low price of 41,25 per gallon ; fine Stoughtonßitters,
51,25 per gallon. For sale by all Druggists andOrrows.
Wholesale and Retail, at
jafxlydaw 742 BROADWAY, '.
M'GINLEY'S. ICE CREAM =SALOON
AND C.ONFF.CTICIINERY,
Na. 27 1-2 Fifth St., opposite the Exchalige Bank.
MAt'GINIEY, AT TITS SPACIOUS
• and elegantly arranged rooms, located as dim
is prepared to furnish all the Luxuries orthe Salton in
his lino. Delichnna
Ice Cream, Fruits, Fresh Pies,. Cakes, of
And every description of Confectionery; till:of : the best
material will be served to order; day and evening
.WA for parties promptly filled. Call wijsigg
for yourself. (mya) M. brapaiW
MARBLE! MARBLE.! I
JOHN wcARG-o:
MONUMENTS, GRAVESTONES,
Enclosures; Posts, &0., &c.,.
1E5.. The puhlic are respectfully invited to examine
our stock. Prides low, and work warranted.
jyt.tyis 50. 888 LIBERTY STREET.
KAY &. COMPANY ;
BObXSELLEM, STATIONPS,
BLAN3 'BOOK BIANUFACTU.AXES.
Ea 55 WOOD STRE I ";
PAW:dr - 100 , a
•
*al- A full assortment of Law, Medical and Woosßs-
Gus Books constantly on band. - 'OlOl
FOUR AND A QlJAlt'rElt ACRE6 I OF
LAND FOR SALE, 134 - acres ib young forest treeK
a line never-l'ailing spring of water, l'he land llea well,
iaStnooth, and of- s good soil. Sitnate . at 3 Ititles from
Allegheny City, on the NOW Brighton road, at a short,
distance Iron) the Railroad, at Jack's Run. Prico 31,00%
$5OO in hand, balance at one, two and three years. For
sale b S. CUTILBERT 1
telly 5l Market street.
A PPLES.-32 barrels Green . : Appleii, ;just
XIIL. received on consignment. end for saleby
JAMES A. FET'LIE.Ri
it corner Market mutitrststa.
CHEESE.-25" boxes strictly Western /Le
serve, for sale by Wltl. H. MIMI
. Second and Front streets.
UTTER.-10 firkins for sale by
jyll • 'WILLIAM IL SMITH & CO.
lihds., prime and air su
.y• r• w : • ~1
BEANS -50 Barrels, small white, for sale
by Lieu- lIENRY R. COLLINS
VOUNTING :ROUSE STATIONERY =Bill
VV Head'Boxos, Post Office Boxes, Card Pstokk
enders and Sian! Boxes, alarge assortment at..„. -
- 'elk OeinerWood k Tisird * Market a Secit:',.-
POMESTIC AND STAPLE Dwr
of every v!trief.y., Also, 11;ess (Rod-,
Shoscis, Hosiery, Vt luta Goods, Le. r
87 74
_INSEED 0111.-4300 bar ,
- -D. L.TAIINF- -
yi No. 60; corner FOU7--
VRESII TEAS.--50 ha‘l
x'Black Teas, various grade
different elzeef. afore and fc