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MONDAY MORNING AUGUST 22
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
LECSISTAtir LAW JCIDTM
GEORGE F. GILLBIORE, of Pittsburgh
DISTRICT ATTOR.VET: '
JOHN N. lirCLOWRY, of Pittsburgh
STATE 6MCATORI
SAMUEL M'KEE, of Birmingham
Assranur:
JOSEPH H. DAVIS, of Allegheny City;
SAMUEL W. MEANS. of Robinson township;
PHILIP H. STEVENSON, of 3foon township;
JACOB STUOKRATft, of Allegheny City;'
ANDREW JA.CESON BEAUMONT, of Pittsburgh
gtlMirhcas
EDWARD . CAMPBELL, Jr-, of Pittsburgh.
COIINTT IT.EISCRETL:
JAISIES BLACTSMORE., of Pittsburgh. ,
• Cot - [7r; ►torron:
JOHN T. SYMMES, of Pittsburgh
81311ittelc:
JOEL EETCHIIM, of Elizabeth
oritoroß OP TOO POOH:
TEIOMAS - NEEL, or Tprentum
THE IRON ORE OF LAKE SUPERIOR.
The mineral wealth of the region around
Lake BuPerior,is being yearly more and more
eveloped.: Its copper is the standard copper
f the world, and furnishes 'employment
and brings wealth to thousands of People.
But its wealth of iron, the great mineral sta
ple of the World, is also exhaustless, and is
becotining quite as important, as an article of
export, as its copper. At Marquette, a rail
-road has been built to the ore beds, and
thousands of tons of ore are shipped every
week from this point. This road brings to
theavharf about eight huudred tons of ore
Per week, which is loaded into schooners
and propellers, and brought to Ohio and
Pennsylvania, to be manufactured. A few
days since, there was no less than sixteen
vessels at this point loading with iron ore,
or awaiting their turn to load A large pro
portion of the ore brought from the Superi
or-country is landed at Cleveland and Erie,
and taken by the Cleveland and Washington
Railroad to Younestown, or by the Beaver
and Erie Canal, to the furnaces, near the
Beaver and Neshannock, to be made into
iron. Much of the ore is also brought to
Pittsburgh,' and some is shipped to Johns
town, where it is mixed with Pennsylvania
ore in the making of iron. This ore is of
the richest description, being about seventy
per cent of pure metal, and, mixed with
our Pennsylvania ore, turns out a quality of
iron - which cannot be surpassed. At the
ore beds it is worth about three dollars per
ton, and the cost of freight to the coal dis
tricts where it can be most readily and cheap
ly manufactured, is from $3,25, to 3,l';') per
ton. We understand that some heavy con
tracts have been made for its delivery at
furnaces in Pennsylvania, at per ton.
With seventy per cent ore, in furnaces at
the mouth of our Pennsylvania coal pits,
along waters navigable to a market, there is
the certainty of cheap production, at a good
profit, of our great Pennsylvania staple.
For some years past, tho iron masters
of Pennsylvania have been turning their at
tention to the means of cheap production
as a remedy for the neglect of Congress to
furnish the iron interest with adequate p-ce
tection in the shape of a tariff on iron and
coal. It is rimy the design of the iron men of
Allegheny County to establish blast furnaces
and manufacture the metal for their rolling
- mills from the ore instead of purchasing it
in the shape of pigs and blooms. e ine fur
nace has been nearly completed for this pur
pose, by Messrs. (I raff, Bennett S co., and
some ten or twelve others are in contempla
tion. All these will use more or less of
Lake Superior ore. Thus, not only will a
large increase occur in our manufactures, lett
a trade of great importance will spring up
between Pittsburgh and the lakes which
will result in benefits to all classes of the
community and especially to all branches
of the carrying trade, whether by land or
'water. This new phase of the iron business
will also result in largely increased domestic
prosperity among our manufacturers and
mechanics, and incidentally to buyers and
sellers iu all branches of business.
PATENT CASE SETTLED
Our readers will recollect that sometime last
year we- gave .an elaborate description of an,
invention by Mr. B. Lauth, of the firm of
Jones & Lauth, of the American Iron Works
of this city, by which he had perfectly suc
ceeded, by a simple and cheap process, of man
ufacturing common iron into shafting of all
sizes and any required length, of the most
perfect description, at a coat about one-half
as
great as by the old method of manufacturing.
The bars of metal ;are made perfectly cylin
drical, with a brilliant enamelled surface, much
more highly polished than can possibly be
done by turning and the usual method of
finishing, by means of Mr. Lauth's discovery.
Persons accustomed to the uses of shafting
in machinery will at once perceive the advan
tages and vast importance of this invention.
The Iron is rolled cold—a matter which has
heretofore been deemed an impossibility, owing
to the nature of the machinery used. The fibre
of .the metal is thus compressed, it is rendered
more tenacious and stronger, and undergoes
change by which it acquires the ring, the flexi
bility, and general properties of steel. The
shaft is turned out highly polished, and capa
ble of withstanding fifty per cent. more lateral
pressure than iron of tho same size prepared
in the common way. The cost of turning adds
largely to the price of shafting, and the coup
ling boxes aro also an additional cost, as they
are, like the shafting, sold at ton cents per
pound. By Mr. Lauth's process shafts of any
length—thirty feet, if required—in a single
piece, perfectly true and smooth, and with a
polish like the finest table cutlery, can bo
turned out in less time than we have been de
scribing it. The importance of this invention
.to those, who use machinery cannot be over
estimated. It will reduce the price of shaft
ing at least one hundred per cent., and can and
will be applied to an almost infinite variety of
useful purposes—such, for instance, s- railroad
axles, cotton and woolen machinery, and all
purposes whore a fine finish is required.
Mr. Lauth applied for a patent both in this
country and in Europe, and for more than a
year past has been making iron by his process,
with great success. The patent was not grant
ed at once, owing to the fact that, other parties.
who had become acquainted with the process,
disputed the priority of the invention with Mr.
Lauth, and a legal investigation of the facts
becime necessary. This has now been had be
fore the proper court at Washington City, the
case being argued for Messrs. Jones Lauth
by George P. Hamilton, Esq.,-of this city, and
on Saturday last the Court endorsed a decision,
which we understand to be final, in favor of
Messrs. Jones & Lauth. Mr. Holt, the Com
missioner of Patents, had previously given his
decision in favor of Messrs. Jones & Lauth's
right to the patent, and from this the opposing
parties took an appeal, upon which this decision
has now been had.
The invention is oneof very great importance,
and has attracted the attention of iron men in
all parts of the world. As a Pittsburgh in
vention, originating with a pittshurgh me
chanic, as well as a matter which must affect,
beneficially, the manufacturing interests of the
*hole country, this patent will prove both a
credit and a profit to our city.
. _
THE CROPS OF 1850.
Never, in the history of this country, has
there been produced such crops as the pres
ent year has yielded. Not only was a great
er breadth of grain sown, in maticipsgori . of
the prospective demand which it was pre-
Ainect,tll4 . sopea4, war would' cause, but
4,tnost : q* g r*, - gr O w in g States the yield
per aere:ll4ibeett unprecedented.' Ohio,
for instimce, will put m the market 30,000,0001
. ISn'shels'et*lteat this year, against 17,(100,-
000. About the same proportion -will be
found to exist throughout all the grain grow
ing States-of the West and South. The ef
feet will of course be greatly to reduce the
price of breadstuffs during the coming year,
and the secondary advantages to all branch
es of trade, will he enormous. Even at the
reduced Prices People'Who are in debt will
have wherewithal to pay their debts. and
those who are not will have plenty to pur
chase such commodities as they may desire.
The increased travel and frc.iglitago upon
ie great railroads of the country
speak
ing evidence of its increased prosperity.
Millions of tons of' freight, the produitt of
the soil, is moving to seek a market.
wealth which the earth yields is an actuali
ty. It is no speculative value. Its distribu
tion over the world brings money into the
country, which, properly used, increi,ais the
happiness and comforts of the peopl,•.
Based upon the:crops of it islifil roa
sonable for businetsmen of all cht:sc, to look
or prosperous years ahead
[From the Baltimore Excl.:mg ,
The New York Courier and Enquirer, in a
recent article upon 1-towdi, after describing at
length estate of the more prominent character
istics of the class—such as brutality and tmw
ardice, disregard of " fair play and total
want of "good feeling "—eonsoles itself for tie'
mortifying fact " th it any class of American , :
should be so wanting in everything that is !i,Pent. "
by the assumption " that it is sehlont one of
our rowdies is a real Anierivan. - We NV nth
that we could lay the satin, nattering t tin toll,
tion to our souls. We istecv that De
Enelitire r is not singular opinion.
We are aware that many intelligent and ,e
-spectable persons entertain the same bdiel. and
all the license and rowdyism Of our larger
cities to the influx of a low and degraded cla-i
of foreign criminals and paupers, or as Teu
Courier and Enquirer expresses it--to -the
outpourings of the jails of foreign ountries. -
We remember that at the fall elections in our
own city, only two years ago- -when banded
ruffianism held uninterrupted from one
end of the town to the other, and train., 1 , :t1 water
foot all law, and triumphed titer :di authority.
and stifled all expression of the popular will.
and everywhere rubbed nests of their MO,: sa
cred rights--amid all thet-orxees , es
Ar. Swann was only able to distinguish and
recall those committal be the infuriated ri-At
of the Eighth Ward." We wish v.d could
form the same favorable estimate of the ranse•
of rowdyl-cm in this country. We should le
most happy to shift the hurd.•n the
shame and dishonor it entails from the stem.-
ders of our own pet-Itle on to dots,. of the :or
eigu postulation. It would not only be in the
highest degree consolatory to .mr national
pride, past Mould tend to retm ,e many ~ f
the apprehensi.ms whiCil WO ell t 1,141111 c•n•
the success and j Wrnilln•qn , of our Is- Zjllit: , • , 3
could we bilieve the exits whicit timst keriousy
endanger their stability, art
which forms but an MU:lite:tin
population, and is to to exeluat , .y tiontints
to our larger towns. Sushi, ho wet tit
ease—at. least, not with a ii, 11,:t.iloWi ,
Here the habitual and
Itinlost always, if not iris taritsb!y ~f A. 01,2•1
birth, and. generally e l wahit,!!,. Aim rica•
parentage. In fact. hi. , natl. 1,1111,, ,
unmixed, is what It, .1:..,, icon- it m
.1 .1
which he does hi.- Let
nvows. hint-elf Ll,lll,
fender of the inettlutttins. upon
his like are a perpetual -tP:11,11. toloi ref riot- I,
lie boasts that lie to :tit t,oy.
that ho is " white' si it the ••! !:
eigner - wait not sufficiently t plat-bre-es to hi
ply to those ho are opposed to him, •!031:alh
whom he opposes himself. he al, tot
under the comprehenitive destgittation of u
11, , •re.' . He is, in filet, 3 creator-. i•r:htl,if •
patrte' , tism, and orertlowlng with pride td %% e
In his anxiety to avoid the
Ideals and customs!, he ha,: h t • tl•••
other extreme of adopting it. hi? 1.;,•• testa .t.
ners and habit, of the borigine. lie Ismere thti
treacherous than the Mohawk, and mere 'tort
than the Camanclie The seottnolt% littkittfi
in the everglade. o f Florida. It i•-t a3-re
pletely an outlaw, than the or
the Hip-Htipt - dwelling in the rottitt •. i th ,
highest culture and moat refined t
The tomahawk and the seaiping lost, are
not more fatniliar to the hand ot the
red Indian than are the pistol and
slung shot to that of the 110, di: Like
the former, the latter doe , net toruplo to
war even upon women and children. The aged
with
of eighty year. and the 31 , 41Wr
with her infant in her aria ,, , tolually
posed to Itis murderous a.soolts. The tiaises
Mrs. Hartzell, on Sunday, and of Mr. Dona
hue, on Tuesday, attest to the literal troth of
this assertion. • Like the f•aVlig - e. too. tbo )toW- •
dy roams in hordes—each 1111Viri.j. its own pe '
culiar haunt, and appropriate designation -
They are known flap -Black
"Blood Tubs," "Hough and the like
Someti - rws these wild hordes fall out and quar•
ref among themseka•s. and rue band wag', War
upon another. Thus in yesterday's papers we
read how the "Pioneers" and the ••Ited Neck , '
joined their forces and gave battle, with club, ,
and fire-arms, to the "Ashlanders," a hitherto ,
friendly but now hostile tribe, and how the
latter, worsted in the light, retired within
their stronghold, and there defended then,
selves successfully against further assault.
read, too, how well their fortalice was prepared
to stand such ii siege, fur the reporter of an aft
ternoon paper expressly tells us that he was
in
formed by Pryor, the chief of the -Ashland. '
ers"—the American candidate for the .flier of
Constable in the Seventh Ward --that within !
his house be bad both muskets and a swivel,
but refrained from tuning either against his foes.
Altogether. we venture to affirm that the
American Rowdy is emphatically sui generim—
that he is indigenous to this country, and not '
referrible to any foreign original or prototype
whatsoever. If not the creature of our insti
tutions, he has, at least, grown up, under their
influence and protection, and in most of our
larger cities, has finally usurped their control.
Ho it is who regulates the nominations in the
primary meetings, and decides tho elections at
the polls, and this he does in utter derogation
of the rights, not only of naturalized citizens,
Lilt of all whose views or preferences may dif
fer from his own. Ho Is the veritable despot
—be and his fellows the only privileged class
—privileged to do what they please, and be ac
countable to none. Having long selected our
rulers for us, ho at length aspires to rule over
us himself, and accordingly among the candi
dates already nominated for various offices of
trust and profit, about to become vacant this
we recognize several whose onl• claim to
distinction, as well as surest guaranty of suc
cess, is that they have been, and still ,are, habit
ual and notorious Rowdies—di=stinguished os
suchbyallthe ,io,,
oi
characteristics we have untried,
and all which the Ciarier and I.L'iulaircr in
cludes
eau
vi,
tailnittlyl'P' I t t o t or
ward confidently ant?unblushhigtnri‘ Party
eigners.
The United States steamers
The following are the general size and di
mensions of eight of the new steamers lately
added to our navy:
Length. Width. Gun! , Ton,
Sloop Brooklyn Z 45 42 14 2,070
Frigate Lancaster 46 1-.' 360
Sloop Hartford 325 44 14 1,99i1
Sloop Iriquois 2 25 33 0 1,016
Sloop Pawnee 238 47 4 low
Sloop Wyoming .222 61 6 1107
Sloop Seminole 135 34 ' 3 801
4
Sloop Narragansett.. ....... -188 31 809
Tun escape of the prisoners from the Cali
fornia State Prison is explained. i The rascals
were set to work originally to build their own
cells. Taking a practical view of the subject,
they varied slightly the plan of the architect,
and laid the stones with reference to the easiest
manner of breaking out ; and for :the greater
cenirenionce;they'buried in the mortar drills ]
bari, clilsele, and tool 4.
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Douglas Against the Field.
The following editorial is from the Louisville
Democrat, ono of the most fearless independ
ent and reliable journals in the country. We
have entertained for its'Oitors a high regard
since their contest with the Know Nothing
mobs of that city, who tbreatened - their lives
with an assassin's knife and their property with
the incendiary's torch, which had no other
effect than to add to the intensity of their de-.
nunciation of the bluelegnard crew, who com
mitted murder to be Made heruei;, and burned
dwellings to be commended by the Louisville
,ivurnat and its partizans. The following, in
relation to Stephen A. Douglas, from the
D,,nocrat,must be appreciated:
The Douglas phobia will be the death of a
lung lint of politiciauaa, we apprehend. It has
become chronic, and is, perhaps incurable.
The public are heginninz to understand the
malady. Douglas is prominent for the office
of President in ItitiO; that IL is his mi,dOrtune
If he were not the choice of such ma-s.•:, of his
pitrty, and were it 11 , A it,r . Li. • , %crsliadowing
position acid talents, he would be an eseeilent
Democrat. He Is je,l, Let hu inis been for the
last fifteen yearn Ile preacheo no nes, doetnue.
We have showed, mid no ~tie hae dared to deny
it. that hi , doctrine uu our terntorial policy
has bean practically pray , )dead by Democrats
of both sections of the Union. It wag t h e doc
trine preached during the whole emirs., nt .
1554, told ever7wlo-ri , a pproviid. No the pre
tends that it - i, not the thwtrint , held and pub
lished by Uuu.•la> that I Uwe. cml I • Va
It 1. , now hull ami prot lainoLl by the whole
Dorms-retie 'tarty f/f the Nmiit. tpp,,d
tion lu Ildttglas then. 1.01 ( ~ t, Ind to the doe
tri te• 11)111. It IS bt2 , 313,0 oppo , -
e4l Lee...mid...rt. It‘ that he ,vu cotedstetit and
.correct. ,ould not ,upp.rt it without mis
repre.enting his State nn,l Ilia party. and
Stub
But Southern m e n, even the
supporters of the Lecompt , tn movement, have
s aid worse of Lerumptun than ever Douglas
It then, avc”lll3t 4.1 Le
oornitton that Dole4las i, t.tidisvd.
1..:11,U,p1C1011 , 1•01 , 1 , utay intagwe that there is
‘lll l l, real strteerdy in 311 011.1,1.1 p :1 - y tezttinst
l'ottg..l.•. The:, t,l d ht. , Hit t In, well
Haan . reptited Lo !attn.,. o f 1)e:u
-tter:Ids. 'rlwy tl e to , 2;ht they had .itspesed
ul
Jack : ton fr,e i ttentl:, lilt s ,, ne•td . t'', -I' to
see )!.ear 0d5t.,!..• t • 1 1 1 , 01
b,l`
ter•114'11t."1,••
It i- Ti.
••F N huh - ' STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
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tiltr prv-ept, bt:t it xvtt , that Mr.
\lur , h, th.. :Ipia•ll.l4 'I r..a•:l'r,
prt-,A .•ttti rt. is-1111 rt ! ztte.,. bc,tart.l
he It , ' V which flirt -hould
adopt
It is understoQd thlt this Coliventien has
been called t. settlo ,letiatt , ly the ,-,otieral
principles which 'rem
trunk line , . and to conform or advance the
tariff of freights 1,a111,1
which was mhiptr,d by the fi•tir hies in Now
York Ina wceh, uu.l whlo h vent Imo opera
tion on Toe-day la-t
thi6ire this will he definitely ,iettled
another 'natter which a 111 call,. n . 4 1 deal of
debate, and on which there is n wide difference
in th i , yin,: of the gentlemen already in at
tendance, namely--what diiertminntion ,411111
be made between all rail, and rail and water
rate-, will have to la , disi,o, ,, d
111 i, clue=l i onllaS all aloe:; an
nic e and eamed as 1111101 trouble
as any other, affecting the four Mies. Thrre
is
now a strong desire evinced to have this matter
Jellnitelv settle 1, and au effort will be made to
to do :M . , hut Wt• mint IT/ Cars WO have
,
hut little faith in any compact entered into by
these four linos. • Since the adoption of the
! tarif f which took effectonly' on Tuesilav last,
• certain tran•actioni which we are not at liber
ty t , speak .1f to-day, have occurred, which con
vince us that mailing more will be ais-imnpiish
cd liv thiseonvention than by the Buffalo con
volition of I:li.t. March, or aIIV of the more re
cent. gatherings of these raltroaii repre.ienta
tive.s.
great howl,ver, w the carrying
out and enforcing of the agreements concluded
between the lines, the management of the Erie,
has been reu ed, :111(1 we learn that there is
now a perfect understanding between the New
York Central and the Erie under its new man
agement, and that these two roads will hence
forth work to; harmoniomly
The convention will probably organize this
morning, and we shall endeavor to iy=curtain
tllo result of their deliberations.
DIED:
On Saturday morning, A it gu at '29, JONES V.. P LUM
Surgeon U. S. Navy, aged 54 years. 9 month,.
The friend, of the family are reapeetfully incited to
attend the funeral, on Monday morning. August 22d, at
la o•eloek, from his late residence on the Washington
Turnpike, in Upper St. Clair township, to proceed to Al
lerlieny Cemetery.
KAY COMPANY,
YMiSELLERS, STATIONERS,
BLAN BOOE MANUFAC'rUItERS,
SG. uL 11 - GOD STREET,
Pdt,burgh, Pa.
4/a. A full ru.surtracmt of l.aw, 51etheal and Idiscella
ous Books con, , tantly on band. mrl
DOG COLLAR,, LM CULLA 16.-0
all biZCS to Klit the largest New Foundland or the
smallest Terrier, at Low Prices.
Of all varieties, at
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DOG MUZZLE:, DOG MUZZLEB,
SOWN & TETLEY'S,
166 Wood etreet
Those Who Have Used It.
gerAmmio the many testimonials in favor of
the effects of BCERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS, wo
offer the names of the following, manp of them well
known in this city .
James Colvin, of South Pittsburgh, says:—" It is err-,
Lately a valuable medicine; it cured meet Dyspepsia."
Captain Henry Eaton says:—" It cured my vrife of Neu
-I.A.Von Bontihorst says:—‘• I Clover mot with so speedy
a remedy for acidity of the stomach."
Ilendne' Paulus says:—"lt cured me of a severe
chrome di 4rrhtca in two days"
Samuel Woodruff, of Athens, Ohio, says—" When I
commenced using your medicine I was so prostrate that
I could not walk across my farm; after using oar Borax
I can eat anything."
HEADACHE.
From all Eminutt CIL /71 . 11111 , 111: — I take ideass re in saying
to you that I made useof Merino:o's Holland Bittersand
found apparent relief of a severe headache, from which
I had long suffered, and I believe they were of se.rviee
to me in relieving my stomach and head.
SAMUEL E. BABCOCK.
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. Silas J. Lhcombe, of Birmingham. says:—" I have
found in 13mi:have's Holland Bitters a remedy for Head
ache and Debility. My wife has also used it with the
greatest benefit."
Mr. A. S. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, tile° remarks that
he has ex perieueed much relief from its use for head
ache.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson. living ten miles above Pittsburgh.
on the Penn y I van in. Canal,llVA:--4.W11011 I commenced
taking Blellmon's Holland Bitters, I could hardly wall:.
I now emu:: excellent health.
Rend The lidnuine highly Concentrated
Bittern in mint up in half pint bottles
only, and retailed at one dollarper bottle. The great
demand for this truly celebrated Medicine has induced
many iniiintions, which the public should guard against
purchasing. lieware of imposition l See that our name
on the label of every bottle you buy.
PAriE, Ja. k CU., Sole Proprietors, No.
27 Wo.id.betwt-en First and Second
jew aduertisenunts.
Boa rd lug
qiwu LARGE wioms, adjoining, in se
iini , front ).11,11141. mmie I_9o,
er.. In a rilf-t-4 - , 111-4 lonarding En,ftllre
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MONONGAHELA FOUNDRY
ANDERSON & PHILLIPS
TIE- - ; 1 RE 11) .1"1"TENTI( IN
th, I:inaq tkf
HOT AIR FURNACES,
CIII Reif F.S. PUBLIC MClll ells,
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SEPTEMBER,
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ettirtny redoes or refuse to eonirils sink
sus vres,e•ns of tio• oritinahee, or -hall neateet or toe
hi.,, to t.ts) on, tes nay as Biel Rir etty per
e 11!“.11 filly tiroperts 111,0 ownesi or hereafter...pm ,
WlOllllO, ray. the Soleol emit:one
!leo. oitth•O, rnoy tot feitall the iimtlettett here
lo ereriteit by raid Conl
joust shall all tittle, lleroaftOr Fn , -uhjert to quell rules
nod teittilotiote. as may he found uree.vrry for the fur
ther prA. ,., 1 , 11•11.1P 1, 11niy the pe,asaa rind property
of the iotitent. et the etty
Seer 7th. Tti, orTtnatire notl,foitiltstird or ro
eortlo.l feud the 1 . 1 , •1.10111 of Ow Attezhetiy Valley Rath
o.ei Contp.iny it, the office of the rho
troller a evrlilled copy of a ru.a.llition of the l',r•e
wr of
~..:Ifat.:outpuny at..a•pting (he Ordinance in all Ira
prar,aa,
SI, •tli oriitteinee. , er parte"( orilitionstes, intton
sietent tire hereby rotieole.l itittett=lor
11l iHA i'll Y. -Tills ART Ills ItEEN
hroit4lit to -net, per 1,111,1 thtalnctilres taken by
la.,•11 Iferfeel by tilt!
+.•lelttllit . World. They 1,11 1,, 11341 Ili all their leotuty
toot exit-it:o ole,.rince,
of
lit Pli.9'Ult F. I.:A LLEIZY,
on Fourth street.
■ ONE CAN PURE I'll. BERGAMOT just
nut for sole I.y
O\1: E CAN ',EMI/N. just reosived
X.l And for ,al.• by BECKHAM & KELLY
1 . 1 r.".: Alhogliony City.
6011 LBS. Ex"ntAcT LoGWOOD, just
.01.1 for by
IlEeK11.01& KELLY,
Aih City.
X ll BBILS. P.CA It It.St IDA, just reeeiy
od for mlo by BECKHAM & IC ELLY,
AlloKheuy City.
3nairi29
'OILS. SICILY CANARY SEED, just
rroeiv.,l ana (or
BECKHAM & KELLY,
Alloghony City.
110001,11 S. PURE CREAM TARTAIi
pod received and for tede he
ItECKIi AM ELM',
Allegheny
DIARRHOEA, CHOLERA MORBUS
DYSENTERY MIXTURE.
N offerintr this medicine to the public, I
I
claim that it not only bnnes speedy relief to to the
sufferer, but that It attacks the . disc:vs° in its citadel, and
eradicates it entirely Mini tho system. invitiq to -very
rime cu tiles, it Itt.o on the liver, corrects all the
secretions of the vieera, and invigorates the who
...vstent No family should be without a bottle in the
house, for it is adapted alike to the most tender and del
icate of infants, as nell as the stoutest and most robust
of men. By having it always on hand, and taking it upon
the first appearance of an attack, you may save yourself
from suffering and expense. ;Niftily deaths from Cholera
could have been avoided by timely using this Mixture.
Many certificates can be obtained, but we think the ,
people can best judge after a trial, and more satisfacto
rily.
We offer the following named persons as additional
testimony, supporting all that 19 asked for the Diarrhufti
and Dysentery Mixture. The persons are known in our
community:—
'John Wrigley, B. H. Harbours,
A. Scheyer, Daniel Dill,
J. P. Knox. Samuel Ferguson,
John Francis, Andrew Watson,
James Penney, Jr.. David Lord.
'I. K. :11'Enight, Capt. Alex. Hay.
11. Swan,
Pref!ared solely by the subsenber, at the Drutl h lnuse
of J. s'. SIIENUED. J. MITCHEL
Corner Wood and Sixth sta., Pitts urgh.
Price 25 cents per bottle. augfk2mdaw-mo
THE LOYALHANNA HOUSE,
LATROBE, PENN'A.
THIS LARGE AND WELL VENTIL
LATEDIMUSE, pleasantly located within a few
yard of the Penn'a. Railroad,is now open for the re
ception of summer visitors. A fine ten-pin alley has
recently been erected on the premises, and fine fishing
attorded LORI by. AU trains stop here. (Marva Moderate.
jylaAm:wana CHAS. W. FISHER, Proprietor.
BRIEF DEPOSITION AND RECORD
CAPS, at 1=1;191 KAY At CO, 55 Wood at.
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AMAN OF 'GOOD CHARACTER, com
petent to lake charge of a newspaper and job
pntiting office, can get a permanent situation by apply
:rig immediately to R. B. BROWN, Editor of 7'irses,
lrownsville, Fayette county, Pa.
FLEMIN Lam,
Cos. Wood and Sixth Stn.
READY - MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
In great variety. UNUSAL INDUCEMENTS TO CASH
BUYERS.
NO CHARGE FOR SHOWING GOODS.
Each branch of the business under the supervision of
those who aro practically acquainted with it. aug2o
11 - OOPS ! HOOPS ! ! HOOPS ! ! !—Over
'25 dozen :3TEEL SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS,
the bet Stool Skirt in the city,
Merchants and dealers supplied at low prices.
EATON, CItEE & CO.,
Corner Firth and Market street,
jusT RECEIVED,—
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.'S
A largo stuck of Cif 1 LUKENS'
METALIC TIP SHOES.
tr_n
THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY
year tiovrs AM' SIIOEB in the city in at the
Call and examine for yonnwlreA. A few more pair of
tiFitE.R. at les. than ••o>t. ang2o
• _ _
LADIES'
IF VARIOUS STILES,
TO CLOSE OUT, AT
WI 01 31 FIFTH STREET.
AIRS. DR. J. H. WILL ON.
SELECT, PIMIARY AND PREPARATORY SCHOO
The Tien] Annual !..;es,ion will open on
rkugl2bßep."...3,t,o At No. '2:41 Penn st., Pittsburgh
GENTS BEsT QUALITY
And CONGRES. , GAITF:IS. selllm; very low. at
OF .k&)1"1 , )NE 111 Th DEED ACRES,
witlutt an Itottett ride t.fPat,Jurgh, for ',ale on hi}
,•ral term, Apply thr , t t.tlita., to
ttugll JAMES P. BAER-
)9, Op
,tl;tln
WANTED. --A r in a flows
teh &Hee. aa PIZ ESSM NS, I,y a person t,f
pra.qt , al exp•ereata V,efereelee..--W. S. Haven,
ernum
Jet, fftee.
Ad.tre,. ° lll..ralto., . it. 00
NUT AND BOLT FACTORY
..~ f-', ~t.<<i
Patent Ilot-Prea4e.lNnt , of all , i,es cn !tam!, on
ntactnred Also. 13olis for Maelonern, A
turf! Implements. 61 • -. funs-to-U at dirt notice.
Warehorke. No. 114 Water •treel.
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
ARE; Now ED•EiviN(i ER( 01 EU-
Etn6,,,u4 o rffil ..Y.ortmept of ttorets, adapted to the
tirioirlit -.4,...,11. 'I hese, w itti their home pureltaws, itt
Will riatile them to offer to the Tn.le, Quo of the 111o5t
tthtel, 111 the Market.
r•• 5t04,1, lx-fore
111g17,2111,1aw
111%411 11. BOLE,
( NE BUILDER AND MACHINIST,
• REAT \vs'rEßN PLAININi: DIILI. etir.
be: ,eal 1.1,0•4,rie Ia!, AttAitryh. gill Inltka to
erder, and warmnbal gt,,,,41,4 Can be made, the
hdluwmg maelenerv. Engines. Turning
Lalle, ter flood and Ire.; Planer 4, fur wood and iron:
I inning a.•lauo••: Bunsen and Tot awe° Serest', ; Patent
right and Model ! , 11tehine, in the la-.t manner; Shafting,
I'ulhes, tan! Ilancer....f all mr.O. and i ariety; Sere•wa. of
any diameter and pitch, t o fifteen feet in length. Will
aka; Make, and have on hand. 1)...gt0r and Nigger En
gine., and Peck Pumps for .teamboats., Sr. Lathe
filoataat and other Planing done to order; ran piano 32
inches ri ide. l y a feet 6 inches long.
.41! Orders Pr araptl I•'iu.il cm/ Eartirstfo S:ihrifed.
N B.—Particular attention and promptitude given to
repairs on Printing Presses and other Machines.
tylfidyti:lA
Ni Rs. M. A. WEAVER'S MILLINERY
sToRE is removed from No. 2-1 Filth street, to
No. Al on the opposite side of the street. next door to
Eaton, Preo S co.'s new store, seems' story. [and
PURE LlQUORS.—Families can buy a
tondo of Rhine, Port, Madeini. Teneriffe, Sherry or
Malaga Wine. Also. Cognac Brandy of different brands,
very 01.1 Monongahela Whisky. Champaigne in quart,
pint snit and half pint bottles; reduction made by dozen
or half dozen. All the above for 'ate by the quart or
gallon.
N. 11.—Those wishing silulteraied liq uors need not
FICKEISEN,
sp2silv4no lul Third street.
EmovAL._
Eeli 11 A 711
Allegheny . City
MU Advertisements
Printer Wanted.
AT ONE ',OMAR.
No. 31 Fifth Street,
CHEAP CASH STORE OF
JOSEPH H. BORLAND,
98 Market tiL.neeond door tkom Fifth
COLOR ED GAITERS,
SELLING OFF AT COST
W. E. SCIIMERTZ & CO•S
Monday, kith of September,
FRENCH CALF 1100 TS,
V. SCLIMERTZ Ctk.'s
A Splendid Farm,
TO PRINTERS
13 lA_ - VTA 'l'l-1..A.
W. U. CHIT TICK & CO.,
I=l
43S Market, and 433 Merchant St
UME=MaI
FA LI, IMPORTATIONS
American Fabrics.
C.N,Ui AND SlloßT TIME Iti'VERS
P. P. IVI 0 "V" -A. I. _
J. W. PITTOCK
11.4 removed his oilier to Smyth's new Penodical Store
No. 60 Ftfth Street
LC VMO , '4M,6
T ll E ADMIRERS OF
Steinway's Pianos
Are respectfully informed thnt wti — lnivo just received
TWo of these fiNRIVALLEII PIANOFORTES,
one 7 Octave round corner, plain.
one
They need but to be heard, and their vast superiority
over tubers. will In• at once manifested. For sale by
H. HI,EBER & BRO., No. 63 Fifth street,
H 2.5 sole Agents for Steinway's Pianos.
T HE FALL STYLES OF
S I L ki II A T ;
Also. it beautiful and durable Cassimere Hat, and every
variety of SOFT HATS for men and boys, at
DODDS , ,
119 Wood Street,
One door South of Fifth
GAUZE MERINO SHIRTS FOR MEN
with shon sleeves,
LINEN DRAWERS, FLNE SHIRTS,
And Collars, and a full lino of Men's Furnishing Goode,
suited to the warm weather. Children's Gauze Merino
Vests, in all sizes, at
je3o JOS. 11011.NE , S, Mailret at.
CLOSING OUT, AT REDUCED PRICES
Our entire stock, preparatory to removal, about
SEPTEMBER 10TH,
To our NEW STORE-ROOM ON FIFTH STREET.
EATON, CREE S CO.,
corner Fifth and Market Big
TWO BUILDING LOTS, in the " Old Poor
House" plan, Allegheny City. Price for both $450.
Three building lots, 20 by 129, on Washington street,
Manchester. Price $4OO each. For sale by
auglB S. CUTHBERT & SON, 01 Market at.-
FRESH TAMARINDS can always be pro
-12 oared at JOSEPH PLEMING'
maga canter Dianuind and Market, street
HAAVY DAVIS
lAI & PHILLIPS, -
BRASS FOUNDERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
''7 1 `i..13 - I.IL33MTLS,
GAS AND' STEAM FITTERS,
mA3FupAcTuREns AND DEALERS IN
PLUMBING MATERIALS, GAS FIXTURES, PUMPS AND BRASS. WORK,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Agents for Allen's Celebrated Steam and Water Guages,
MANUFACTORY NO. 110 WATER, AND 104 FRONT STS.
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
Warerooms, 67 Wood street. Pittsburgh, and Federal street, Allegheny City.
ang3 6mas2d
duertistments.
OFFICE OF THE GREAT WESTERN
PITTSBURGH GAS CO3IPANY, }
Pittsburgh, August Z), 1859 Insurance and' Trust Crampons:.
ms's ELECTION.—Tho annual meeting of the stock
holders of tho "Pittsburgh Gas Company." for the .rk FF ICE IN COMPANY'S BUILDING,
purpose of electing two persons to serve as Trustees for 1„:" -103 W.u_ncv Sr., PEILLADELPEII, CHARTER PER
the term of three years, will be held at the Oilier of the PETUAL.
Company, in Pittsburgh, on the first Monday (sth day,.
ve Authorized Capital, . - - - . 6300,000
of September. 1859, between the hours of two and ti
STATEMENT, MAY 18, 1859.
o'clock. P. M. JAMES M. CHRISTY,
augo3l.l ' Treasurer. Cthrta—Paid in and securely invested.
OFFICE OF TIIE .ASSETS, MAY 18,1850.
,
PITTSBURGH AND BOSTON MINING CO. 'C/sa—On timid and in Bank .$12,579 88
Pittsburgh, August 16, 1859. In hands of Agents 6.627 17 •-
.
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''''. DIVIDEND NOTICE.—The Directors of this $ 19,Z37 OA
Company have this day declared a dividend of Real Estate owned by the Company .10„000 00
FOUR DOLLARS PER SHARE,abIe on the 25th Bonds and Mortgages—bearing six and seven
inst. Eastern stockholders will be paid at the office of Per cent interest -152,040 00
J. W. CLARY d. Ca, Boston. THOS. M. HOWE, Debts due the Company, well secured 17,748 81
auglB:lw President. • Stock—Par value.: 78,450 00
Bills receivable for loans, de., not yet matured.. 23,117 43
PITT TOWNSHIP, . All other securities - 15,000,00
August 17, 1859. j'
TO BUlLDERS.—Proposals will be received Total
I..until SATURDAY, September 3d, for building. by LIABILITIES.
contract, a new public School House, on Centre Avenue. Losses—Adjusted, not yet due - 0 4303 - in
Minersville. The plan and specifications can be seen at Unadjusted 7,031 57
the office of J. W. Kerr. Architect, St. Clair street, and Awainng moot—. 5,000 0.)
'F roposals sealed may be left at the office of William A. , . All other claims 20,574 57
Herron, corner of Sixth and Wood streets, subject to ac- I
ceptituce by the Ilfiard of Directors. For any other de- ' J. WRIGHT, Secretary.
sirea particulars, apply to either of the Committee. R. W. POINDEXTER, Agent,
ALEX. BRACKENRIDGE, augll 07 Water st.. Pittsburgh.
WILLIAM - A. HERRON,
- - JOHN GRAY,
auglB:tsep3 Committee.
CITY AND COUNTY INSURANCE COMPANY. ASSURANCE COMPANY
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, t, NO. 1, 310ORGATE STREET, LONDON.
ii in pursuance of an act of Assembly relating there.
to, and the Charter of Incorporation, approved April -• ESTABLISHED IN 1838.
11th, MO, Books to receive subscriptions to the Capital '
Stock of the City and County Insurance Company of the CAPITAL - 50,298,800 00
city of Allegheny, will re-open at the office of PETER PAP I 1 UP CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.. 2,194,111 02
PETERSON, Federal street, Allegeuy, on hIONDAY, the ANNUAL REVENUE. for the year
11th of July, and be continued until the whole number ending January 31,1858.-- 983,734 12
of shares are subscribed, from 1.1 o'clock, K. M, to 4
o'clock, P. M., each day-
i THIS COMPANY INSURES AGAINST
Josiah King, James L. Graham, T HIS
Loss or Damage by Fire, almost every description
Henry Irwin, William B. Posey, of Property. The Bates of Premium arc moderate, and,
Peter Peterson, John Birmingham, in all cases, based upon the character of the owner or
0. G. Craig, Wm. P. Baum, occupant, and the merits of the risk. -
James Old, John Irwin, Sen., Losses promptly adjusted and paid without reference
James Gibson, John Sampson, to London. A opens/ pesnuinetit fund , prodded in Phda- •
C. Yeager, George Lewis, delphia for payment of Lamm in this country
Samuel Gormly, Nicholas Voeghtly, Sen,
John A. Scott. D. P. M'Dowell, ELYI:I3=CEA. is PITIMSGS:
John W. Riddle, David Greig. Messrs. James ll'Cully & Co., 174 Wood street;
Samuel Lindsay, Jun, J. Longinore, John Floyd & Co.. 173 Wood street;
B. Boreland, Thomas Farley, " Brown & Kirksdricks,l93 Liberty street
D. M. Emus, Alex. Hilands, "D. Gregg & Co., 99 Wood street;
R. W. Poindexter, Thomas Donnelly, - Wilson, M'Elroy & Co., 54 Wood street;
James Park, Jun., James A. Gibson, James M'Candless & Co., 103 Wood street;
D. Leer Shields, a nam i„,,,* ?a ers. " Ntmick & Co., 05 Water street;
jfillf - B. A. Fahnestoek & Co-, First and Wood Sta.;
" Jos. Woodwell & Co., Second and. Wood sta.;
" Atwell. Lee & Co., 8 Wood street;
Burehfield & Co., Fourth and Market streets
" 11PCandlemi, Means& Co., Wood and W ater sts
-.-- arntamrcrs iS PIIIIADELPECIAL.
George H. Stuart, Esq., 13 Bank street;
Messrs. ?dyers. Claghom & Co., 232 Market street;
Wm. M'Kee & Co., .32 South Front street;
M'Cutcheon & Collins, Front and New streets
" Smith, Williams & Co., 513 Market street;
" James Graham & Co., 30 and 23 Letitia street
Joseph B. Mitchell, Esq, President 81. - :chanica Bank
James Dunlap, Escu, President Union Bank;
Hon. W. A. Porter,late Judge Supreme Court. -
JAMES W. ARROTT, Agent,
Temporary Office. 103 Wood street.
NEW ARRIVAL
• of
• t .
PIANO FORTES.
J UST RECEIVED, A NEW LOT OF
PIANOS,
From the Manufactory of
CHICKERING & SONS,
Of 631 and 7 octaves, and various style of finish.
WALL INSTRUMENTS WARRANTED.VI
The public arc invited to call and examine the stock
of the subscriber, which consists of nearly
FIFTY
JOHN 11. DIELLOR,
81 WOOD STREET.
:Op-Three Excellent Pianos to Rant. OF 2')
NEW STOCK OF MELODEONS.
JUST RECEIVED—A SPLENDID NEW
let of M E htd DEON S. from the
factory of MASON I HAMLIN, kloston.. - s.7;4,Tr' - ',,i - c,
including all the styles made by this firm.;
These instruments have been approved
hy the greatest musicians in the country—OA Dr. Lowell
Mason. taro. F. Root, W. H. Bradbury, and others—con
sequently they can he relied on as being fits! elast in.sfrus
merits. They are noted for too following points:
1. 'Their pure and musical quality of tone.
'4 Their great power of tone.
3. Their perfect equality of tone.
1. Their prompt and easy touch.
1.. Thew beautiful style of finish.
6. Their durability.
7. Their eheapness of price.
For Salt, only by JOHN li. MELLOR,
No. bl Wood street.
Deeeriptive etraulars mailed to any address. [rn;yl3
MIN ETEENTII LIST OF AAPLICA
,I,I T lONS for selling Liquors, filed in the Clerk's Of
rico up to August 15th, 1555.
Covenella Steven, eating house, 3d ward Pittsburgh.
Lang N., with other goods. Ist do. do.
Lentz Wm.. eating house, 4th do. Allegheny.
Sutton D. 8.. with other goods, Ist do. Pittsburgh.
Smith liugh, do. do. Wilkins tow - whip.
Verner John. eating honme, Sth ward. Pittsburgh.
Willoughby s Carson. other gooda,4th w'd, Allegheny.
Yaino Chriatiatt, tavern, Reserve township. -
THOMAS A. ROWLEY, Clerk.
Clerk's OfT,•e. August. 15th,1859. nuatent
WM . 111. WHITNEY,
OFF 1 C E at the Pittsburgh Post, Fifth
street, nrsr Wool. ja3_
RAILROAD SPIKE COMPANY.
Jos. Dilworth. D. W. C. Bidwell,
(Successors to Porter. .Rolle Slrett,)
xsstrsertesos or
- RAILROAD SPIKES,
CHAIRS AND BOAT SPIKES,
Cor. of Water at. and Cherry alley,
iy2Cay PITTSBURGH, PA.
/ETNA STOVE WORKS.
ALEXANDER BRADLEY,
.11/1077ACITRI1 AND MILL IN ILTEIT 'MUM OP
Cooking, Parlor & Heating Stoves,
FLAW AIID ' , Ayer GRAVE FRONTS, &C.
Sole Proprietor of the Celebrated
PATENT GAS BURNING AND SMOKE CONSUMING
COOK STOVES.
Office and Sales Rooms,
pen:lr.:33 No. 4 Wood Street, INtfaburgh, Fh.
CHARLES B. BEEN,
STOCIEC 9P.0 P.,
325 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
Stock Bought and Sold on Commission at Board of
kers; also in Boston, New York and Baltimore.
anit`lS m
NEW FIRM.
GALLAGHER, CRAIG & CO.,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
STEAM AND GAS PIPE - FITTERS,
PLUMBERS and FINISHERS of all kinds of brass
work,
DEALERS IN GAS FIXTURES, ite.
Office and Wareroom, No. 124 Wood st.,
five Doors from Fifth. • '
Foundry, N 0.132 First st., five Doors below
Monongahela House.
The well-known practical skill and experience in the
various branches of Bras Casting, Steam and Gas Pipe
Fitting, of the senior members of the firm, (who will
give their personal attention to all work entrusted to
them,) should entitle as to a share of public patronage.
All Orders Promptly Filled.
j •14:tf
C UTLERY.—The best assortment of
KNIVES, FORKS, CARVERS,
Flszorti &c., in the city, will be found on our shelves
Prices to suit the times.
ONLY $1,300. IN EASY PAYMENTS,
fur a property in the city, that rents for $0.)0 per
year; 3 three-room tenements, and one of 4 rooms, with
a lot of ground 25b 60 feet. For sale by
aug3o S. CLUJIBERT & SON, 51 Afarket street.
ASECTION OF LAND, in Boone county,
Iowa; for sale—s 3 per acre. 600 acres of rand in
Venango county. Pa- at 1.3 per.acre. For sale by
augn) • S. CUTHBERT & SON, st Market at.
TWCI'DWELLING HOUSES, and two
Business Houses, for rent by
nueba B. CUTHBERT & SON, 51 Market st
bble. choice Extra Superfine
Flour, just received on consignment, and for !ale
JAM);. A. F
canner Market and Flrstatreete.
11 R0031.8,-50 dozen-for sale try' ,
I &lip • - _ BliailtY B. OOLLINB.
...JOHN PHILLIPS...
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO
OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE—No. 37 Flfth Street, Bank Block.
INSURES AGAINST ALL RINDS OF
FIRE AND MARINE RISES.
ISAAC JONES, President; JOHN D. 31eCORD. Vice
President; D. M. BOOR, Secretary; Capt. AVILLLLIC
DEAN, General Agent.
Dmicrons—lsuae Junes. C. CL Busses, Harvey Childs.
Capt. R. C. Gray. John A. SS%Don. B. L. Fattnegtoe.k, Johti
D.3leCord. Isaac 31 Pennuel, R. P. Sterling, Capt. Win.
Dean, Thos. Al. Howe, Rubt. H. Davis. my2S
INSURANCE COMPANY
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLA
TURE OF PENNSLVANLI,IKS.
OFFICE, S. E CORNER THIRD ,t.Y.D WALNUT STB
Samuel E. Stokes,
Wm. Martin,
Edmund A. Sender, J. F. Peniston,
Theophilas Patilihne, Henry Sloan..
John H. Penrose, Edward Darlington,
John C. Davis, H. Jones Brooke,
James Traquair, Spencer 3111raine.
'Thomas C. Hand,
Win. Eyre, Jr.,
Robert Burton, .
James C. Hand,
Wm. C. Ludwig, Jacob P. Jones,
Joseph H. Sea James B. 31Tarland
l,
•
Dr. R. M. Huston, Joshua P. Eyre,
Geo. G. Lieper, John B. Semple, Pitt
Hugh Craig, . D. T. Morgan,
• dt
Charles-Eilley. J. T. Loan,
W ILLLi.M MARTIN, President
THOS C. HAND, Vice President.
Hann Luntair, Secretary.
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent. •
deM No. 95 Water street, Pittsburgh.
POCKET KNIVES, SCISSORS,
CARTWRIGHT A YOUNG,
No. 136 Wood street
JOSEPH H. DA
nsuranre .
NORTHERN.
DELAWARE - UTVAL
SAFETY
PHILADELPHIA.
Marine insurance. •
ON VESSELS,
CARGO.
.k To all rar,..5 of tho world.
FREIGHT,
INLAND INSURANCES
On Goods, by River. Canals. Lakes, and Land Carriages
to all part:, of the Union. •
FIRE INSUILAI'f. - 2...
On Merchandise generally,
On Stores, Lovilimg Rodses, etc., etc.
ASSETS OF. THE CO-If.PA .t% F,
- - Nermecut 1,1858.
Bonds, Mortgages, and Real Estate....-.-..... E :1,368 as
Philadelphia City 6 cent. Loan —.. 106,1.44 00
Pennsylvania State Loans 104,425 00
United States Treasury N0tee..............»......,. 3011250
Railroad 6 t cent. Mortcago 67,376 00
Stocks in Railroads, Gas and Insurance Cos-. 25,362 50
Bills Receivable-.
Cash on hand ................ . ..... 42,067 85
Balance in hands of Agents, Premiums oni .
Marine Policies recently issued, and other 61,288 14
DIRECTORS.
- PHILADELPHIA. PIBE AND
LIFE -INSURANCE, COMPANY,
N 0.149 CHESNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom Rouse,
TILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF I N.SU
RAN CE, either Perpohial or Limited, on every
description of Property or Merchandise, at reasonable
rates of premium.
ROBERT .P. RING, President,
Id. W. BALDWEI. Vice President,
DIRECTORS:
Charles Bayes, E. R. Cope,
E. B. English, 'George Brawn,
P. 13. Sacery, Joseph S. Paul,
C. Sherman,John Clayton, '-
8..1. Magaree, E. Wilor,
F. EttitCUMT, Secretary.
J. G. COFFIN, Agent,
Corner Third and Wood street •
PENNSYLVANIA INSUB.ANCE CO.
Of Pittsburgh.
63 Fourth Street.
DIRECTORS.
'Jacob Painter, Rody Patterson T- GrierSprotd.
C. A. Colton, James H. lioplano. A. A. Carrier,
Henry Sproul, Moll. VooghtlY, George W.Smitb.
A. J. Jones, Wade Hatapto•• , - Robert Patrick,
Chartered Capital-- 9800.000
FIRE AND MARINE RISHR TAKEN, of all du.
scriptions.
• ..
07710ERS :
A. A. CARRIER, President- -
I. GRIER SPROUL, Secretsult. "Lieldr-
Pittsburgh Immrance Company,
NO., 96 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH.
ROBERT GALWAY, Presl= den Li
F. A. g ALTE;L-eir3LEF, Vice Pret,ldent.
Siir• I u sure s agai nst HULL AND. CARGO F.ISRS, on
the Ohio and 31ississippi Rivers and tributaries, and
MARINE - RISKS generally.
And agsunst loss and damage by Fire, and against. the
Perd.s of the Sea and Inland .Navigation and Trwaspor
tation.
DIRECTORS
Robert Galway, - -
Samuolill-Clurkao,
Joseph P. G' ,am, M. D., John Scott,
James Marshall, David Richey,
James .W. Hallman, CharlesArbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, J. L Leech,
John Fullerton, N. F.-Ilart,
R. Robinson, Robert H. HartloY,
William Carr. fe2s
Western Insurance Company,
OF PITTSBURGH.
GEORGE DARSIE, President;
F. M. GORDON, Secretary
Omcs N 0.92 Water street, (Spans Co-'s Warehouse
up stairs,) Pittsburgh.
INDI insure against all kinds of FIRE and MARINE
RISKS. •
A Home Institution managed by .Direetors who are
well known in the community. and who aro determined,
by promptness and liberality, to maintain the character
which they have sa4runed, as offering the best p- tee.
Cop to those who desire to he in,ured.
ASSETS, APRIL Z . ,011), 1559.
Stock Accounts -
Mort e ............ .-.••
Office - furniture.-
Open Accounts, etc.-7--
Premium Notes_
Notesand bills discounted
otarox.oaa
George Darsie, Miller. Jr.
J. W.:Butler, . George W. Jakikeur4
James Al'Auley„ Alex. Speer.
Andrew Ackley, Wm. NeHMlghe,
Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander Mack+
D. 33: Long, Wm. H. EMI*
C.W.*ickste , on• = • sails
1^343,600 00
$352,463 2
$38,909 T•
$ 9.D,KPO DO
- 2.180 OD
. 2.50 OD
- .TD
- 1.5,W PS
&O.OM 12
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1509,142 Da