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JAMES P. BARR,
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Departure and Arrival of Passenger
Trains.
Pittsburgh, Fore Wayne. and Chicago Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.)
Leave Pittsburgh. Crestline. Ft. Wayne
Express Train ...... A. M. 6:56 A. M. LOt P. M
Matl Tram..... 6:50A. M.
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Express Train. 12:50 P. M. 8:45 P. It. 2:30 A. M
Arrive at Chicago
Express, " 6.47 P. M. Express, 9,17 A. "111
Returning, a rice at Pittsburgh:
Mail, 8:25 P.M. I Express,23o P. M. I Express, 0 1:1 A. M
(From Federal Street Station, Allegheny.)
New Brighton Accommodation.. 290 A. M 5293 P. If
" 6:05 A. DJ.. .1210 P. M
Amory/costa Rai/road.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
Express Train - 13:50 P. IL 1245 P. IL
all " 2:50 A. M. 11:50 P,.SL
Fast Lfne 4-10 P. M. 1220 A. M.
The Johnstown Way Passenger
Train 8:00 A. M. 1110 P. M.
Johnstown Aocommodation_... 250 P. M. 11:00 A. M.
Flrat Turtle Creek " -....10:40 A. M. 6:50 A. M
Bond " " 4.:30 P. M. 1230 A. M.
Third " " " 52X1 P. DI. 0:15 P. M
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VOLUME XVII.
the Pailn
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Tel:anti—Daily, Five Dollars per year, Strictly in
vanes. Weekly, Single sulisenpfions Two Dol
lars per year: In Clubs of five, One Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Pittsburgh and arnaelLsritts Railroad.
(From Liborty and Grant streets.)
Aves.
Mail Train... Leaves.
M. 8:15 m P. M
Express Train 4:30 P.M. 8:4.5 A. M
eters/and and Pittsburgh Railrocut
(From earner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
Express Train 12.15 A. M. 2.40 A. 21.
Mao Train.-_... .................. 0.2.5 A. M. 4.00 P. M.
Fast Line—. 1.05 P. M. 8.30 P. M.
Aecommodsilon 5.00 P. M. 1.1.00 A. M.
I . lttiburlih, and Cer2inanti Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)
Loaves Pius. Columbus. Arr. in Cin.
Fast Line 1'2.15 A. M. ti.oo A. M. 11.30 A.. M
Express Tram.. 1.05 P. M. 1.30 A. M. 7.30 A. 1I
THE GUNNINO SEASON.—As many of our
Sportuten are under the impression that the
gunning sesson commenced on the first of Sep
tember, and as the idea might lead many per
sons into trouble, subjecting them to a floe of
five dollars and costs, for a little indulgence in
the sport of shooting birth, we copy the act
passed last winter for the protection of game,
and if any of our readers offend in this wico
they will sin against the light:
1. From June first to September first of each
and every year hereafter, it shall be unlawful
for any person or persons to shoot, kill, trap or
destroy rail birds or reed birds, under the penal
sum of live dollars, with costs of prosecution.
for each and every offence; to be sued for and
recovered before any magistrate in the county
in which the offence was committed, one-ball
of the penalty for the use of the informer, who
shall be a competent witneis, the other half for
the use of the poor in the county in which the
offence was committed.
2. No person shall kill or otherwise ds:troy
any pheasant between the first day of February
and the first day of August, or any woodcock
between the first day of February and the
fourth day of July, or any partridge or rabbit
between the first day of February and the first
day of October in the present year, and in each
and every year thereafter, under the penalty of
five dollars for each and every offence, and that
the second section of the act to which this is a
supplement, be and the same is hereby re
pealed.
FOR THE LAPIEs-tHE CHAMELEON SHOE.
—ln Paris, the fashion , for decorating
slippers either by needlework, by figured pat
terns on the leather, or other material. or by
the insertion of colored silk or satin, old as it
is, has just hewn materially improved upon
A dealer in London lies contrived a method of
changing the pieces of 'colored satin as often
as the wearer desires, without in any way in
juring the slipper. lie makes a little pocket
in the upper part of the slipper, under the
perforations of the pattern,into which is placed
the piece of colored satin to be worn. Whan
the wearer wishes to change the color, nothing
is easier than to withdraw one piece and in
sert another. A dozen pieces of satin,on stiff
linings, of various colors and shades are sold
with the slippers. Tasteful bows and ribbons
and buckles may be also attached to the shoe
by a simple contrivance, and as easily rt.
moved. This novelty has : received the name
of the chameleon shoo.
CHAaoi or As , A I.T To K ILL. --Charle ,
Michaels, proprietor of Schiller Ball, onlland
Street, filed an affidavit before Mayor Weaver
yesterday. charging, two brothers, James and
William Flinn, with assault and battery with
intent to kill, in attacking him, on Monday
evening, at the corner of Hand and Liberty
streets, and beating him badly with a handy
billy." It is stated that James Flinn wa=
found by Micheels in company with his wit's..
under suspicious circumstances, and that Mich
aels, undertaking to chastise him, got the worst
of it. Both the Flinns were arrested and held
to bail to answer at. Court. Michaels was ale.
bound in one hundred dollars to appear as a
witness.
CA.PTIETRE OF AN ALLEGISD TIILEF.—On the
night of the 24th December of last year the
store of M'Laren & West, Columbiana, was
entered and robbed of some two hundred dol
lars' worth of dry goods. Efforts were made
to catch the thieves but without success, though
Mr. West expended much time and money in
enffeavoring to secure them. Yesterday
West., now residing in this city, received a let
ter, announcing the arrest of one of the sup
fosed parties, a man named Lee, who was
picked up at Davenport, lowa, for passing
counterfeit money. He was taken to'Ravennii,
and will be prosecuted for the larceny. The
chain of circumstantial evidence against him
is said to be strong.
Aeocto TH EATRK.—The •Daughter of the
Regiment" was performed at the Apollo last
PVelling by the Cooper Opera Troupe, to
small audiencd, we regret to say, for the repro.
sensation was worthy of a full house, Miss
Milner, as Marie, surpassed herself:oo;Ru
dolphsen, wns very happy, and M.T. Bowler
did admirably. This evening, that beautiful
op 're by Balfe, the "Bohemian Girl," will be
produced, Miss Milner as Arline. She created
.qUite a sensation in that part during the first
engagement, of that troupe, and, a good audi
ence should greet its repetition to-night. Let
.our music lovers attend, as it is seldom such a
treat is offered.
Fiat IN BUTLER.—On Saturday evening, a
frame building on the corner of Main and jet-
Parson streets, Butler, owned by the M'Sbe
fatuity, took lire and burned to the ground. A
wagon maker's shop on the mini: lot Was Laleii
destroyed. in it, Mr. James warns, whose
touse was destroyed by the tire which consumed
the Richange building, during the summer,had
.140 red a large quantity of lumber, which he
intended to use in rebuilding, all of which' was
destroyed. The loss is about 52,500, with no
insurance. The lire is supposed to be the work
of an incendiary.
RUMMY & NEWCOMB* 08.101Ndl. CAMP
BELL MINSTBELE have created a furors among
the music and fun loving inhabitants of Phil- -
adtilphia. Noweomb—called by his' , pfirents
and more familiarly "frill,' --is' the
usd'ettraet•or n'etto 'humor:and is hard
14 pitter as a leaaer, in a break - 4 0, 7P , or
as a tambourist. Ramsey cannot be beaten pn
the banjo, and is a capital humorist, on or pff
the stage. They, have gathered around them
a galaxy of talent in the musical line. They
will visit Pittsburgh ero long.
PIC-N/C AT IRON CITY PARK.—On Thurs
day next a grand pic-nic is to come off at the
Iron City Park, for the berieflt:of St: Mpry's
Church, Lawrenceville. The ladies of 'that
pleasant borough, and many of those of the
city, have determined that it shall be aMagTee
able gathering. It is in the hands of theight
sort of managers, and every preparation will
be "Made for the amusement of .the"guesti.
There will be a splendid dinner, music and
dancing. 'We have no doubt that It will be
largely attended, as the object is a praiseworthy
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:7112: rialliaibal Guards turned out yesterday
evening, ori pitraderiintribiririg twenty-one
masketf, and looking well.
eat
Professor Comstock, who has been lecturing
in this vicinity for some time on the above
subject, is convincing all who hear him that
there is much to be learned in the cultivation of
the earth. Wherever he has been he has met
with groat success, and large classes attend his
disclosures. We learn that Mr. Samuel Slink),
of Beaver county, who heard the Professor lec
ture at Iron City College on the 20th, returned
to his farm, and on the 22d applied the knoWl
edge,gaihed at the tlhiclosure to a portion of a
field of potatoes, which on examination, on
the lst instant, he found to yield double the
quantity of potatoes that the rest of the field
did.
Prof. Comstock has met with much opposi
tion from nurserymen. One of the these gen
tlemen was present at the lecture, who remark
ed at its close that he had heard some things
which were new, and some he knew before,
but on beingquestioned he could not name one
fact in Terra-Culture which was not new to
him.
Having received urgent invitations from
members of his classes, the Professor will give
three more lectures, where he has lectured once,
twice, or three times before, namely : At Bent
leysville, on Friday, September 9th, at ten
A. M.; at Monongahela City, on Monday, Sep
tember 12th, at ten A. at.; and at Pittsburgh,
in the Iron City College, on Saturday, Sep
tember lith, at ten A. at , from the recom
mendation of all of the members of last Satur
day's class at Pittsburgh, who gave their post
office addresses: at West Manchester; at Alle
gheny City ; at Clinton ; at Braddock's Field;
at Saxonburg; at Now Castle: at. Youngs
town, Ohio ; at Service, and at Pittsburg, Pa.
He will leave Pittsburgh on the 20th instant,
for New York. and other States, in which he
lectured in 1852 and 1853, but will return to
Western Pennsylvania on receiving notice that
a class of dfty persons has been formed, at two
dollars each. His post office address is Mab
bettsville, Duchess county, New York.
THE WE...MM.—The nights and mornings
are getting decidedly cool, and give us a little
idea of October weather. Autumn has already
begun to breathe upon us, and the trees of the
grove and the forest will soon be putting on
their russet and fading into the "sere and yel
low leaf," and we soon shall realize the time
and scenes so beautifully described by the Ooet
Bryant:
° The melareztekly days are come,
The sathie.t of the year
tit waiting wand. and naked ,V00.i3
And m,a ‘ h are LowL:oaq and nor
Heaped 111 Oho holkews of the gdosQ
The withered 1011114 , 1 he ttoed,
They ru-tle to the oddying twit. ,
Arid to the ruhbie. mewl
The mtm and the trrett hare down.
:tad from the 0111.3 h the pty.
Aud Iron the wood top calls the rca
Throtrgh MI the glo,Any day
PETNBL , RoII THE kTlcE.—The .. Golden Eagle
was well presented at the Pittsburgh Theatre.
to a good audience last evening, and was loud
ly applauded. The farce of "Aunt Charlotte's
Maid" occasioned much mirth, as on it A :Oral
representation. and the dgneing of Senorita
Maria brought down the house
This evening, Shattspeare's great crtnition of
the "Merchant of Venice," will be presented,
Mr. Howe personating Shylock. The Ethi
opian farce of the "Haunted Hotel" will , also
he repeated, with dances .by the wonderful
Senorita Maria and Minh, Aubrey .The
pieces are well cast, and will doubtless be put
on the hoards in good style.
NOSE Itivrts ()vv.—Two men, nain,l Ber
nard MA:rough and Edward Ferris, got into a
quarrel at a tavern on Irwin street, Monday
evening. and a fight resulting. Ferris feir.ed
Mllough's nose in his mouth, and trice portion
of it entirely oil the aevered portion wail lit
erally chewed up and then thrown away The
w. , unded man was at once taken to Walter's
novital, where hi, injury wa, attended to Mc
partie , are laborer,, and bad been drinking
We learn that Ferri, would imtitute stilt so.
,00n a., he recovers.
THE Councils of Allegheny contemplate
making arrangements such as will acr'''brottlo
date all who desire to ,11 in the market ,rpane,
the number of whom hi rapidly increasing
.sand-hand dealers will be. baulsiled from the
market home proper, and stationed along the
fence of the square, which will he pr..l - wrly az
rungt,l for therm thus leaving the market
house to the country people and butcher The
apace has , hitherto Leen much crowded, and
this measure will contribute much to the com
fort of hovers to well ar sellers
DI, , (4II.IrEVUI —We learn that a party of
throe or four prosecuting witne,ses ID thd
of Francis Eherhart and George Gerit, charged
before Alderman :Miller of Allegheny with
selling liquor on Sunday, and who were to have
a hearing on Tue,day morning, were tiatailed
by a shower of rotten eggs, while on'their way
to the magistrate's office, where thadelendenta
were waiting. We did tint learn the names of
the attacking party, hut prompt measure,
should be taken
: with them, if only to port
citizens in the performance of their tiuty
Tur. mail train on the :Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroul, due here at four o'clock, t•. a.,
Monday, was delayed for some hours. Near
Freedom, on turning a .harp curve, tbd train
came in contact with a cow, overturning the
baggage car, breaking the platforms of the
first passenger car and tearing up sonnrui the
rails. A lady and child on the traiti were
bruised, but not seriously injured. ytid
the engineer and brakesmen did all in their
power to check the speed of the train, tMt were
unable to avert the accident.
BAD FALL.—On Monday afternoon the roof
of Zug & Painter's Rolling Mill, in thp Fifth
Ward, took fire, and ixr .endeavering, to extin
guish the flames. JohVieed, employed in the
works, fell to the pavement, a distance of some
twelve feet. He lit on his head, BM # ia face
was badly bruised and cut; hi! left elbow joint
was dislocated and the bone fractured:Drs.
Duncan and Walter were called in, and think
ho will recover.
THE Enon Valley camp meeting now in
progress, and is very well attended; On,Suil
day a special train from this city Went out and
returned heavily laden: On that day it was
estimated that six thousand persons weto pres
ent. About seventy-'flue occupied the mourn
ers' bench, and it is expected that ore the close
of the meeting many will be converted.
TuE Directors of the M'Keesport public
schools request as to state that Mr. J. W.
Blackburn has not been appointed principal of
the high School of that borough, which has not
yet !kelt established. hut lies taken charge of a
bran . ch school, including the overplus of several
clepartmenta. Mr. Mooch - continues principal
of the common school.
FINGERS CRIMIIED. - A lad named John
Sexton, employed in-the factory of Jas. Dun
lap, bad hia.rtght hand caught under a stamp
which he was feeding, on Monday, and four of
his fingers terribly crushed. Dr. Walters, the
attending physician, is of the opinion that am
putation will be necessary.
Tuk whole remnant of silmmer goods in
men's and boys' wear at 4. L. Carnaghan &
Eecleqy street, 4lleghothois 'bestt re=
'dneed in price and Is now' bOing 'elese4"out to
make room: for fall stock.
ot}4Bd3B of VeifiA PIIZTENCES.:—Franci s
Kaseling was committed to jail by Alderman
Kincaid, on Tuesday, in default of tWo hun
dred dollars bail, charged by David Fry with
false pretences,
DEAI.ICRBBbOUId attend Davis ' auction rooms,
54 Fifth street, this morning at ten o'tlock,
when will be sold, in large quantities, travel
ing,bags,.wool hats, white shirts and assorted
shoes.
six.fy to one hundied and :fifty car
loads of cattle, from,six.teen toeighteien thous
and pouncli eacB, pass' Altoona, over the Penn
aylv ‘ ania
— 'road, daily.
SUIT VOB, DADIAORS.--M.C99/43. Muiin & Bar
tgn:•baP,e, instituted suit against the city for
dsmagesi Sustained by- them in the bursting of
the Pennsylvania avenue sewer.
Terra-Culture.
PITTSBURGH. WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1859.
TRY St. Clair street bridge was thrown open
to the public yesterday, and many crossed upon
the new foot-walk_ The charge for crossing is
moderate, only a penny.
MR. ROBERT J. DUFFY, engineer of the ill
fated steamer, Col. Crossman, is now in the
city, after two and a half years' absence, on a
visit to his friends.
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING of every va
riety of style and material, manufactured ex
pressly for us, and decidedly the best stock
ever offered in this market. Gentlemen and
parents will find it to their interest to call at
our establishment, corner of Federal street and
the Diamond. Allegheny city, before purchas
ing elsewhere. A strict adherence to our sys
tem of largo sales and small profits has given
the name of W. H. lit'Goe dr, Co., an enviable
pro-eminence which nu competion has hitherto
disturbed.
EI,V„,..Aft THE SEASONS CuulioK, most per
sons require to uPe a mild yet effective cathartic
medi
moo, to carry off Me foul accumulations from the stom
ach, which, If permitted to rouutin. induce illness.—
WILSON'S HEADACHE PILLS are the Mist general
family medicine now in use.
They See prepared and sold by H. L. FASINIbTOCN. t Co,
Wholesale Druggist.., and Proprietors of It. L Fahnes
took's Vermifuge No. (in Wood street.
Bold at retell by druggists everywhere.
GEORGE W. SMITH, ._
BREWER, MiLTBTER, AND HOP DEALER,
Pitt Street, Pittsburgh
HMAVING COSIENCED BREWING
for the seseon, 1 son now prepared to furnuch my
Ml:tE=:l
SUPERiOR ARTICLr. OP nEati nix
In addition to my regular brands, I am manufactur
ing a very FINE FLAVORED BITTER ALE. put up in
small packages expressly fdr family use.
This Me in not only a delightful beventaii. but is highly
recommended by the medical faculty, for invalids, where
• mild, nourishing tonic i• required. I have my
celebrated
WHEW.Litsci IMTTLED ALES,
Constantly on hand, consisting of KENNY.TT BITTER
AND CHAMPAGNE: PORTER AND BRA MN STOUT
Packages ant to any part of the city. azig.ll4un
MICHANICIe INSTITUTZ- —This Ingtitutiiin,
the want of which has two so long felt by our cititeni.
to now open under the superintenilenc-ii of l e• ; e
Jackman & Johnson. in the Lafayette lin:limy En
trance, 65 Wood *float- It is detected fur tileperpritual
ekhibiuon of the products
rota, hz•VIAPTII: and Artisans: QM edi in pace of revert
I,r ttoallo booking information rotAt:lr to 01,, t , Tun otte •
of outuetry, either by examination it .ample. or
OCteritlfte ittibbc&LODP. Tbuoe haw:gent-1. to tiring
before the public will find it greatly to their ..lvantace to
leave aamplea
fir' 11.0 public are reopectfully invited to vint the
insulate,
EIZATINO —.%) a tes;itr.onial of
the workmanlike rruoner, perfect ac - ton of their
regulallug machine.. tefety, ec.,hoth, m fu e l, ant the
httlr ageptlOD Dees %mil Vrk — R .- fLettett r...)ttlC..rufortAbie,
UN sir. Nu certafteete Nfe.lret, Dell* and
0131.4,4,,1til to Phillip. Ji Co, for Uoalr pltzt of heat,., 4
by .team the e3e,ord Ward Publ., the coy ~1
l i •tzehorgh, aoJ •hi , h hat met out appr.:tal. aml • e
woLal rrLY;C:IIIICZ4 them to tre pet) , f. c:oe er,hsw
mtuklerttutt of heamg ••
ft Shaer. Jr, John Maret - 411. Jr. W tie,re.•
Wit.ciet,J..)ha K itwq L 4111,1crox, I otree tora
DAVIS /11 PHILLITS,
Wino. Hosting, o Mos'. Plumaeue; cud Bra. FA..La a,
linz4r. an every desertptert,,f U.W. As tsu aeel Purepe
Nu CI Wood sad 143 Fuld +creel, Ptitehuret,
dolQlylo•
VOITI.TER 1 MENTZ tn, ` .. "7 n
I Paealler. Rat. r‘ left at tt.e.:
eit.p oil rcaart).: ertzvegl. 04 . 10
MU to promptly ottPsulol.
On_ 1){, LMVI.
•,1 vrasll..-.1 rI.
..11.4 fir.rn ••
A• • ra... , ,•14 , in•
thrDngtamt the I • A.,,f1
4114.44.r:4v. lund ,7rfar: 0, 21..
sdr t.,ittj. , 42/114.4
.1.•( it. gr,ilA .rl/1" Pr/.6.
ra./. Th.r. 10 tl.atto,:g cs , l;:al lt.an
rtkont to Mai t,!et, tf.e apt •
444.4.41.ie so,iftc Ita na4kl Ltll n
artton 4.44r4841.,1 ototilV - h. Lila
urp , f the CULL,. b.:rram t. 4 .I,Amt tr,o.furn.l it o.
. 1 ; , f otu tx , rum , lwty AN chat wto t. I...rotaaav
c.,• •kep , ..1,41 or 11..tr.‘01 7 ptir
• tWtt.l44 and la h,fIVID.,I
Fir 10.10 tey IRust(i•ts su4 st':;•:r1ly
Ninourartur...
MS :1s 66 Wow. =l4 L 4 Ftunt •LIMt•
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
tulufactiltnro, and V 1544.114/0 • IL
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
No. 4:34 Pena Ihrtet, above th• Canal,
I.anq a latga ...orinvont of rangy and
Fernsturr, alnut and /11•11.atany •,( their Loan ,
facture.and vrarrantad equal to quality and nay lo t, any
truLnufacturoa lbw o.ty, no,l
prior. kaki!
BULGER & DAVITT,
IllaluittaUtori or •Trrq dollallplardl a
FITEI.I\TPTI:JELIEI,
Rio. 4 finilthlleld Street.
A Hill assortment of II t NVF It
Eli FURNITURE, constantly no harot. stortt we rt.!
sell at the lowest Klee& for Aaah. ithaAly
LOCUST GROVE SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
I_,ELWREN C 3E177 I _
1 11 E NEXT !ANNUAL SESSION, of two
rA .
month, each, will open in TUTADAY,
' LuTft ON fIEPTEVBER, at 9 ecloelt. A M
The Faculty of Testchm, who filled their adnations
with midi dixtingulidird swore, during the paid year,
continuo their contraction with the inntatution..
On account of the greatly increased (scuffle, for travel
afforded by the new Passenger Railway. a limited number
of Day Pigdle will be received from Pittsburgh. Tho
number of Boarding pupil, to limited to thirty. Early
applications are draintble.
Orculars containing general information, terms, fie.,
my be had at Davis. and Dari,on's, Booksellers, end at
Kieber's and Ildellor'a, Music Dealers; or by addressing,
rough Pittsburgh Music
Balers;
REV. GEOBOE. T. RIDER, A. M.
/ETNA STOVE WORKS.
ALEXANDER BRADLEY,
XANOTALTOI.I7 , AXD 03111.12 13t 777111 TAIIIITT 07
Cooking, Parlor & Heating Stoves
PLAIN AND FANCY GRATZ TIIONTS, AC
Bole Proprietor of the Celebrate,'
PATENT OAS 13URN1NU AND SMOKS CONSUMIN
.4 F 0 1 14 1 STOVES.
om eo Sad Sales Roome,
orMly9p IRo 4 IP4oI Sera t,Pi ttl6urgh, Pa.
SKELETON SKIRTS.-
THE LARGEST STOCE IN THE CITY
Now opening, nt
TL AR REFRIGERATOR,
TAB:
with
Fitter 444 VVo t tcr ficioler Combined
Involving important priootkiles newer betm:o attained,
which enables
ft VA
Fll3 11 •
. 1 )4 1
vpirritiLva
. . FRUITS, W.,
To be kept longer. dryer, wad corder, with LESS ICE.
VISA can be dope with soy oacritorrigorolor flow in
%the; now eu hood 40 for We KJ
CRAICPB,
oyp 124 Wood street, five doors from Fifth.
JOHN N. SHEPHARD
(Successor to Ilirtwell A Shephard,)
Druggist, Corner Wood and Sixth it■
A;oopopIcto stook, of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS and DYES, conalantly on hand.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
Will find - it to their. advantage to give as. a 41. Menu
facturer of the celetirted
isogrars. gAraLLL
111Elta ING.-50 barrels for sale by
a H. OOLLEMI3.
Vegetable Substitute for Calomel
and Blue-Pill.
BRA.NrigTR'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS
by restoring the bowels to their original daily and note
rut action, give strength to the stomach. purify the blood
re-establish the healthy condition of the digestive or
gnus, and thus cure dyspepsia, colds, coughs, rheuma
usms, dropsies, and sickness generally,whether chronic
or recent. The celebrated Abernathy says Alter
having cured the derangement of the bowels, debility
and all diseases genentlly disappear of their own anent,
even In a short time." The experience of ft century has
established the worth of these Pills beyond dispute, as a
Purgative anti-bilious medicine; and their use by up
wards of 4,000 eonscientious physicians, and by over a
million of families, shows that they are supplying one of
the wants of humanity, and are in advance of medical
science. The 'above pills, although purely vegetable, are
now known and used as a substitute for calomel (He
drargovi C'hforidion ate,) producing all its aLtemtiVe
and other indications, with none of its disorganizing ef
fects upon the solids—often erippling'for life—or its dis
tressing action upon the teeth and gums. The prepared
concentration from the Bailie principles—the Life Addi.
Lion Pills—isa substitute for blue-pill (Pilules Hydraroye)
possessing the peculiar action on the secreting organs,
of that preparation from mercury, but none of Its graj
rating or other injurious etleets. Those who have used
them, as a bleispillaufertitutc or otherwise, award to them
the highest praise. They come nearer tot concentrated
Essence of Life than anything yet made, Is the way of
medicine, by man. A single pill given daily, when all
hope has fled., has often restored health. sin feet they
supply an organic principle to the blood,alwaya wanting
in extreme cases of sickness. Old people have the se
cretions of early youth restored by the Life Addition
Pal,. Their value as lite p reservers is beyond estimate.
lirandreth's Vegetable LT MN' ersal Pills remove from the
bowels and blood of a sick parson the cause or dottn
Tits Lflrt ARDITION Pius erects viii ORRARIC eaCtaelTT to
set iil.oolill MALITT—the minute globUles Of vegetablet'S
aetices, of which they are but the concretion, have their
exact issonteepart in the vital globules of the blood. And
from whence does the blood derive Its life, Its globules t
verily from the same source from whence Ur. linutdreth
derives the life principle, of the Life Addition Pills—from
the Vegetable hingdom
Thieve pills, RR RIAO the Universal, are warranted pure
ly vegetable. petalled respontively at :15 and ho cents.
Physicians and the public supplied by the gross. or ste
le box. at No. '-'94 Canal street, Brendreth's Principal
office; by Thomas Redpath, No. 5.7 Charnond street
Pittsburgh. Pa., and by &I respectable dealer. in .meth
je'27:lmnaw
TRUTHS THAT WVY CONTRADICTION
gm! rho following fact. In rolanon to (.m.en.Loro'l
Excn'wor How bye, and then any lilt 1,.. no 01 1 / 8 1 in the
world.
And lastly. its tnvent , , challenge , a Inal between tins
Dye and any other in exi,tence, whether of CIAtIVI, or
forelFn origin. Sold everywhere, and appl , ...t try all flair
ths..sera. (Aszterseos..a, • Astor House. Ness
tiEt). H. KEYSER, As4 7 nl.
TO NEW CASTLE 'BY CANAL.
Cc?.Tu , 1,1 N
AsuNOHTli Up 111 %I' I'LAt• w‘ll nut
foritrt thst the daily I,ne New
and N.. Itrlghtnn •tilleonne. , t watt th:-..e.-ornen,lat:oti
train. en the fr'-At r. w., and wlth the 0. ■ . at Sew
Itrtgdttott. Ity grog 11th:a runt,. you' will r• tithe end
mutiny. whh - 11 as a great elo-et at the re•er.t I.lr
money a .ranee, and the frost has done crest datnAge
jett,:nad
01. —Th.
a 1b.13 .1„ 11 ,11.3 g .111,1
tilt• 1.11
nrr na,lllre-rr‘.i.r tVoire , rifiiii.ei. LT We-t
iirtierr tliey Sr. pr,rar,i Fore. en
anA I.:rritiptlir qf all k.,1,
faolitais eiirl,frrirtlrrmii to their 4 . 1 Ire...
In ltor sirpsr - truent of !41;:prItt. Z
warrants as in smorourt our frson,io ,.. s that t5.,,,•1 I.
litlitssr to Vrmseis and Csrlsrorrs .nil tr r ,m r zt l
to
Wv our tt ,
deparanecits of • C,...tmern - ta) cue...
NEI'IIEW a CO.
BiLnwro, Februar7, —cnrZ
MEE
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ra.77,•
It is t I;F:tld A\G 1:El.
CEMEINIE
L~tn.w t 1 It , +) — V. IJ-11 4
THE LOYALHANNA HOUSE,
LATItOIIE. PUN:VA.
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1 1,1 AND
Wll. !RIC 111TlI.1IA1,
PRACTICAL LITH 0 GRAPH E R
CORNER THIRD AND MARKET STREETS,
1111 V ETU IS DA 1" 4:1 VIED NV
vrttl: rs/r, Nit .1 PELL, .1t :11
vrt:::•h will t.nreartor
att.l otylo a lA:m.l, A 1. , :n•olt J L I.:Mt
Undertaking In all its Branches.
PITTIESUR(iII, PA
No. 1 IL 0.1 Fourth !Street,
ARE PREVAREIi It) DERTAK
INA: in .11 U. Iran hr., irt
- -
enllul attrutton to FISK'S NEN., STYLE
PATKNT METALLIC 141'1114.1. CASFN, t.r tho .1t!,
which they are ~ , 110 I/n(01W. in Mir city. and 01 la hieh
we keep oonqtantly on hand a eotnldene ivo..ortnient.
ieEardn hew:lly of «hap* and they ctieel all others.
Fuller , d. . 01 be , nr1:11 ,4 1 With /14.atr..e, Borne. and
71 . 11 W. Tlmrnply. and at inn., tale. than any ottp-r
cataldi•liment to this city. 14uarantveing to render "O.
infartion. they rolled a tr•ouhnottltrtt or 0„.
heretofore im Illxtrally extended to tho t.lrl firm. laid:,
rt. M 0 - V
DUQUESNE IRON STORE.
ti.ANUFACTIIRIiho or
Iron, Malls, Steel Springs, Axles, Wrought
FLAT RAILROAD !CAR oF ALL SIZES, ETD., ETC.
Rare removed to their new extenstre Warehouse.
Nos. 77 Water and 91 Front Slit..
Whore they are prepared to execute all orders in their
line, haring ► large and complete .surtment of ^ Du
quette" triannfacturd goods ooustantly ou hand,
which thsy oiler on Rberal terms. - folort.l
JOSEPH HORNE'S,
77 blarketstree
gsgetial )Intires.
It neither burn. the Akin nor hair
It colors every hair alike.
ILA Marks and browns are nature's duplieatea
It in applied In • kw minute.
It leave., a glo•+ upon the hair.
It Is more permankot than ether Er.
It enntalna no eurrnive ingredient.
PEN• rr;rllPy tat., up Is
lI2ON CITY PARK ,
ihographie Eitabliihment in the City
Fr% (111.1.EliF
1•1 T 7. , ft t'l; r; IT. re
EMIZI:119
LEMON & DELLOW,
UTcirmlt!lfl'Tflfl
COLEMAN, HAILMAN & CO.,
Nuts, Washers, Spiker, Bolts,
JOHN N• CRAWFORD,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
AIM NOTARY PUBLIK
DAVENPORT, lON A.
Especial otteation viral to celleeting and scurine
AIMN of every kind.
Hircu re---.leremlati Dunlevy, Sr,
E.J. Roberts, Esti,
tpt. R. .1. Grace,
Roberts t Mellon, Attorneys. (&pia
BARRELS SUPERIOR OLD MON
ONOAHELA RYE MUSKY, in store, and for
sato by O'llAltA,
161 Fifth street, between Wylie and Ross streets,
102 8d door shove Wylie ntrtw4
ItIUSBAND'3 tiALCINED,I4AGNESIA
a large supply of this highly Osteemed and popti
rti el e just received, and for sale by L. WILCOX,
Jyl"fl cm. Smithfield and Fourth eta.
found BRICK.-144e atteptio4
directed a, of our man
ufacturers is directed oar Firo Brick, which will
found to boot the very best quality, and warranted to
',nye palled, satisfaction. For mile to any quantity, at
reasonably low prices, by
CHADWICK a BON.
— allf,r 26 No. lag and S N ood,
at, Pittahurlflt.
SOAPS, SOAPS.—Received to-tia3', a iargtv.
lot of Low's Cleaver's and Wright's Roney Sof+,
kirowri Windsor Soap;
Palm Kopp;
Coosa Nal Oil Soap,
And for sale by
aug2a
JOSEPH ABEL,
°mei" Fifth and Grant streets
30 BBLS' SICILY CANARY SEED, just
received and for sale h 7
lALCKELAid & KELLY,
au: s' Allegheny City.
JAMES HOLMES & CO., Pork Packers
and dealers in Bacon, Lard, Sugar Cured MUM,
Ac., corner of FIRST AND MARKET STREETS,
f 01.034 Pitteburgt 's.
JUST PUBLISHED--GRANT'S CASES,
VOLUME I:L.-Reports of eases argucd in tale bu
preme Goon of Pennsylvania. By Ideifjamm Grant
For sale by (jell _RAY 21 CO, 65 Wood street
GOYS & MILLER'S "GREEN?' con
staidlyy ou hand and for sale ai mangantorera
Pilaw, at JOHN TMSHMON a COM,
lan No. OS Third stmt.
GEO. BLETCHER,
Manufacturer of the Celebrated
GOSSAMER VENTILATING WIG,
ELASTING BAND TOUPEES,
AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OP
Ornamental Hair for Ladies and Gentlemen,
NO. 65 MARKET STREET,
T & DUFF,
DEALERS IN MANILLA, HEMP, COTTON AND JUT
CORDAGE,
OAKUM, TAR, PITCH AND ROSIN TARPAULIN
DUCH, AND HEAVY DRILLING.
No. 90 Water Street
FIRST CLASS
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
OF ALL STYLES AND SIZES,
MA DE TO ORDER, OR SOLD FROM THE SHELVES
A LARGE STOCK OF
COMMERCIAL STATIONARY
r. - R,Ils.T TIN 3-
In .11 t.r.anctic , , CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILLS
LADING, PAMPHLETS.
REMOVAL.
C• G. HUSSEY & CO., hare removed
to their nest. Copper Warehou , e. No. 37 Fifth
nrect, In the Now Iron Front Block. three .loora wen
of Wood.
PITTSBURGH COPPER ROLLING MILL.
C. G. HIJSSEY & CO.,
Braziers' Bolt and Sheathing Copper,
Presst,l Copper bottom., I..ohotuntive 'Tubule, Ihrired
Stull Bottom and Flat" of Ni St - Lea, fint,n Kettle, Sheet
and other ithuto, '4Ol.Mr, Coppvr
etc. Den!or, tn Nor!: Tat, Ttn Plate, Lovliti
Zote, Antimony, Sheet froth Tamer,'
No. 17 Fifth 8 , Pittsburgh, P■
//4/ - Shett Copp, out to mu'
ATURE PIANOS.
Ilfl JUST RECEIVED SIRIV
MANUF&CTOBY IN PHILADELPHIA
MINIATURE PIANOS
it ne•. rrilitiOn. - •
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ii KI.EIII.It 1110".
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Tit E BEST AT !. , 1 Th.. T. -t skirt in the
,n of n. E..,1
C1:1-1: a •
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r. ut: , l franc,
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sr, >1,1,, fr ,, 111 frill
J.11,111:S 4. WETZEIFt,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
Flour, Grain, Baron. Lard, Matter, Seed
Dried Fruit and Produce Generally,
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faI..CA. Corr., 'n k Th,r‘i & A! Se ,. Lala
AFA 117%1 or TEN A0121•>;- -Situnte Ott
the flip,, lintcrott below tine.•lty. betsr....”
ht,,taul; and lit., Statv.u. dout.k , franin
pni t. au exrr • iient opcir47.erdocki.4l,l,a; nppic, pen,
roaa-1., ah.l c herr, tree... A.-. The FL
Wayne- ..nd ttallrood, thd ros, or rent pass
thron.trh
Pll , O s2,imu. 1,1.31.• tr,
!.‘ cuTitnERT ON, M arkPr.dreet.
3 ,A N I 1.1..% 1' A Fits. -
rcahl Crc..an MA,11., a stock of the
varlet, yischtlet hand and ter ...de lecr
h.tY A (t) :.A Vir.cad atro.d.
, rAm Ait us rei'viVed by
FLENIING,
aug2l cArner Diamond and Marker .treat.
.M
ACA RO Nl.-21 boxes Italian;
; 1"; 13 boxy. Amencao.
\'‘at noodn—nl doze,. ltallan,
do 13 American,
Oa hand• and for axle ha
REYMER AIiDEII&.)N,
o ?l) Wood stroet.
CIiTRON.-5 eases " Leghorn," on hand
IL/ and (or sale by RETMEH. & ANDERMLN,
augA No.aa Wood st-, opposite st„ Charles Hotel.
ABEA UTI FICr L PICTURE--Photography
b wrinng by hght. The outlines of the humto
torn. taken by thisyrocess, and touched by the ArtNt's
petiell, must be perivet. These trhe want such Pietures
can gr.t them at WALL'S,
anfr..lkla Junes' Fourth street.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SA LE.- -12 , 2
acres of excellent land. titillate at twelve miles front
the city, tindflve miles from Perrysville—well improved.
having 100 acres in cultiration,3o of which is in ineadow,
ami tig acres in prime umber, well adapted for a stock
farm, tieing well watered—Pine crook running through
the frimi. Also a superior location for a mill. A giiod
two-story dwelling house, grain house, de; also• a tenant
house and stable. Large orchard, and and great variety
of fruit. Churches, sehools and mills convenient. Can
Ise divided into two limns. For sale by
andr2.7 S. CUTH BEFIT .1 SON, M Market st.
QNE THOUSAND DOLLARS-00 in
hand; the remainder at one and two years, will
purchase a comfortable house of four rooms, With a lot
of ground 20 feet front, by 100 deep. Fruit and shade
treee, hydrant, he. Situate on Webster et„, Allegheny.
aturki 8. CUTHBERT 4 SON, bl Market street.
00 H\t e ß ß L LS .{ND O ,Yell P iv i a l t A er l „ l s E „un A to N iu D Flan
county, Ii RAWLS, 2;4 miles from the county seat;lo acres
in cultivation; hoc cabin, te. (loud timber—walnut, oak
and hickory. Price pal. Vol. sale by
rug S. CUTIIBERT & SON, al Market street.
'ORIENTAL n
RIENTAL Too' WASH —A delicious
NJ, compound of gums and aromatics, cleansing to tho
teeth, healing to the gums, a fragrant to the mouth.—
Sold lay WiEwN,
jr4 _ comer Smithfield and Fourth Ms.
MEDALLIOK PENS. -- For flexibility
equal to a quill. For sale by
J. R. WELDIN,
eel m Wood street, near Fourth.
A flpi,Ei:;. —2B bias. sluice Apples,
.jusi — re:
eeived and for sale by JAMES A. FETZER,
aug'2.l corner Market and First streets.
K ER'S ( :AS ES Y fk)cifc . ,sT
, MONEY
Port Nome,. Memorandum Rooks. and .Pocket
Books, for auto by W. S. RAVEN, Stationer,
iny2S corner Market and Second streets.
'LIVERY VARIETY of Domestic and Stu
plc Dry Geods, always on hand, and as low as can
be round anywhere. Please call and see them.
ang2s C. MANSON LOVE, 74 Market street-
ON E DOLLAR SKIRT,
. FINE. STEEL SPRINGS.
White and Colored,just - received at,
auttl.2 HORNE'S,'77 Market atret...
n-VORTY-TWO ACRES OF LAND. netir
oirtau Station, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad, at
ut eight miles (rem the city: 12 acres in bultii,tiom
2 acres creek bottom; tine timber: small house mid toils
hie. Prioell.,ooo. For sale hT ,
:... sal ,S. CUTHBERT & SON, 51 Markel street.,,
'R. WELDIN" No. 27 •Erastic"Pen,
• for meat NO. 63 WOOD STREET.
P TTSII eßli H. PA
J. R. ISELI , I3i,
C 3 NVuod street near Fourth.
Manufacturera ,7,/
L
.tr.
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IMEIMMIEM=I
IMIEMI!
fflisrellantous,
MARBLE I MARBLE! I
JOHN 1111 CARGO
HAS L. 9LUcu u 1 ECLICTION OP
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES,
Enclosures, Posts &c., &c
ire.. The public are respectfully invited to examine
our stock. Prices low, and work warranted.
12 yis NO. 986' LIBERTY STREET.
pUIURNITURE FOR CASE A full as
sortment of Pittsburgh manttfaetured FURNI.
' RE, embracing
BUREAUX, • •
BOOK CASES,
WARD ROBES,
And every article needed in ewell flunished dwelling
as well as a splendid assortment of
OFFICE FURNITURE,
Constantly on hunt and made to . order. ALI the only
terms bn which business is done at this estedilishment to
for CASH, prices are made accordingly. Persons II want
of anything in the above line, Would he advantaged by
calling at FACE EVER. IF.WINS,
No. 103 Smithfield street, below Fifth.
J. I). Focuses,
Jona M. 'ma
tniCkly
B. C. & J. H. SAWYER,
IdA.TUFACTITHI2S 0/ .
LARD OIL, CANDLES,
Palm, Toilet and Rosin Soaps,
No. 47 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
NEW FI.RITI.
GALLAGHER, CRAIG & CO.,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
STEAM AND GAS PIPE FITTERS,
PLUMBERS and FINISHERS of all kinds of brass
work,
DEALERS IN GAS FUTURES, &C.
°Mee and Wareroom, No. 124 Wood it.,
five Door• from Fifth
Foundry, No. 152 First st., tire Doors below
Monongahela House.
The well-known practical skill and experience in the
Val - 1011i branches of lirass Casting, Steam and Gas Pipe
Pittiogi or the senior members of the arm, (who will
svo their pet•mnd attention to all work entrusted to
(hem.. entitle ns to a share of public patronage.
All Orders Promptly Filled. •
turf
B. E. Is./1 0 77" A. L_
Rz4. 31. A. WEAVER'S MILLINERY
sTuRE et removed from No. 24 Fifth street, to
I en the .pruvito - side of the etreet. next door to
EAtott. roe 4 . (o new store, second story.
HUGH IR; BOLE,
N 11 N E HCTILDEK AND MACHINIST,
1 . 1 4 ..I:EAT W FSTERN PLAITING MILL, tor. Mar.
t,.,r, a,.i I Way, Pitt'hurgh, Pa., will make to
ord.-r, sad warranted as good as can be made, the
iiiaritinery. viz:-Steam Engines, Turning
he, fi.r rood and iron; Planers, for wood and iron;
Lin:Fog Machines: Houieen and Tobacco Screws; Patent
ngtit and Model Machines. in the best manner; Shafting,
Poliios. and Hance,, of all sizes and variety; Screws. of
any diameter and pitch, to fifteen feet in length. Will
make, and kayo on hand. Doctor and Nigger En
clue+, :tn., beck Pumps for steamboats, &c. Lathe
and other Planing done to order; can plane 22
Mt - h., II ale, lay at feet a inches long.
Ontera 41r.aupttu Fillat and Ear-stifle Solicited.
N ll—Particular attention and promptitude given to
repairs on Printing Pre. , es and other Machines.
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Tlxii I ItITION.—TIus Ninth Annual Ex
tl.e Pentoylemiht State Agrieultural 8,
utti t, Powehum Ptultvlelpha on lit Es
tA Y. TlWltztltAY. uud FRIDAY. the
t', ::tth tur,l I 7•111 of September next. On
h. 1. , of - 4 epternt,r, Inn S.erretury udl rumore to tin
,t:t: the l'lnlAtelptdA Soetety fur the, promotion of
kt,,ituro. urttt'he-ttnit..treet.t . htlittlelplnm. where
of entr) Inr the Ethltrthm will be opened.
!Amer t Se rrencry st liarnshunr. Jul to
V I'll.l.lelptd.A. nr Clew - le nK. Engle, Einelltaim.
Iritts . attelitt,Ll WI 1.1 September.
DAVID TAtttlAla, Prettithmh
Herr. soree,ry.
finevi• exhiLitten carnal r.n all the Haar..
the State, h, and from., free of ettarp,,..
AN EW .:0 WoV EN SKIRT—
Wati a intely irdented basil... This I, a different
,yort. nom any • , tl,,r in On, market, and mueli
nor as t•b •tren,, , th gnallts and form. Sold only ly
EATON, CREE d Co,
ieli Fifth Said Market street,
pAcK El) BUTTER.-
pme kat lintier
do,
Ir k.' '• do do,
to •tor, for :Welly MILLER & RICKE'SSON,
anZ N0a.121 and 291 'Liberty strut.
'PTO. COLWELI. STREET FOR. SALE.
--A dr,d. da,llinz. of hall, .1; tooma. halt, room.
and nt to, -limbo tr.,. and ohrubbory. Lot. 2:2 feet
'root hr ~ drt•p. Teri pleanaro location, all in gaud or
dor Prt, , o
ad.:4 1 crITHBERT a SON. 51 Market at.
It ILDI Nt Lt in the • • old Poor
Hog, plan. Allegheny City. Price for both $.150.
1 id, e tnuldo lots. St 1,3 lig% nu Washington Aroel,
NlAnt. kW) e nat. For sole by
etrrtniEtrr t SON. m Market at
-
tANE .MILE FROM CLIFTON STATION
X . "nn tho Pittad.nrgh and Cleveland ILailroad-25
io•roa .4 land. a /livening house. stable. etc. Price
$1,400; 1 70 u rftir, ; balance atone rear. For sale by
S. CrTISPERT & SON.
51 Market street..
DREscort"s WORKS,
The Conquest of Mexico: 3 vols. .
Tho (1011.1110 A of Peru; 2 vols.
Ferdtrould and INdells: 3 vols.
1%1114. the Seeond-. 3 vols.
Clou - le, the Fifth; 3 vols.
thot.tmphiettl And critical Miscellanies; 1 vol.
KAY A 01,65 Wood street.
AlliOOD FARM FOR SALE--115 acres,
1l mile.‘ from the coy, on the Perryslrille Plank
fie... 5,.. ~ Dwelling House of 6 rooms, wash-house, pump
and well of sett water a brick barn, stable and carriage
house; cost sl.6,xt orchard of choice frult,a brick spring
hose of 1 stories; a dwelling finished oti for a store and
dome a good business. The fences arc all in good or
der, 70 acres in cultivation, balance in tine timber. Gar
den paled in. Pre, $3,500.
xulz::3 S. CUTHBERT & 50N.51 Market st.
LL ItTON'S Superior White and Plaid
Fhinnels, and a full line of all kinds of Domestic
and htuplu Dry Good. . always on hand.
.1t1,42.1 (1, HANSON LOVE, 74. Market street.
TIE STEEL SPRING DOLLAR SKIRT.
-10 dozen, white and colored, to arrive this day
mid dealers ...upplled at a small advance.
EATON. ORES k CO..
Corner Fifth and Market sta.
IMEMMUMMiI
JERSEY. PEACILES
A flue Int of Freak Jersey Peseheit in baskets, teceived
this day, and fnr sale lOW, at ' •
D. C. HERBST'S,
. .
Corner liberty and Hind streets.
()(11) LBS. PURE CREAM TARTAR
just received and far &deli,
11W13,11Ald Si "KELLY;
Allegbeay City.
AA SUPERIOR ARTICLE of Pure Old
Rye tllll4ky,cnu Ito procured at
JOSEPH tLEMING'S,
corner of Diamond and Market street.
TIRESS TRlKAlNGS;Embroideries, no-
JILJ wry and Gloves. and all lunds of Summer Goods
Cost, to close out betore removal.
EATON, (WEE A CV,
Filth and Market sts.
L — ---
IQuoßicE.-IcasesSicily; 5 cases Ca.cases lahnu just received and for side by ,
REYMER AS - DENSON,
i d ol. 39 Wood street, opposite St. Charles Hotel.
TE ti - &'.lA'l ,, L.keE to get a 'geOti - Cigar,
is at JO EFLEMING'S,
augri corner Diamond and. Market et.
I i , Denis' an• •0a Blank Books,
n(utl styles and stzea, madebeat manner
angl9 . KAY 4f.0 • Wood. strer
50 8P.1.5. SUP. CA'RIN. SODA, -just TeeCiV.•
rd Ilia for oy ; BECKKAM & KELLY,
Allegheny ci ty.
COTCLE ALE. AND' PORThlt
-
caskss 11luda's Scot& Ali';
6 Troment's India - Pate , Ale t' ' •
" • London Porter, in sore. and for
MILLER 6 RIMIETSQN.
.
ONLY $1,300, IN EASY PA YALENTS;
for It propertymt the city, thst rants for V-5.10 per
year, 3 three-norn tenements, pod one of .1, rooms, with
a lot al ground '2s by CO rect.' For snlo by
' '/oleo H. - CUTHBERT &SON, 51 Mirlzet street_
. _
A. SECTION OF LAND,in Boone 'county,
lowa, for stale , -4 3 pOr afire. '6oo . faTi'a 'of land in
yonsnso county. S. at St per sore, For Market
S.CUTH.BERT A SON, 51 et.
Two DWELLINU .HOUSES, and two
Business Souses, for rent by, '
auseX B. CITTRBERT a SON, 61 11.Arket'st
pr 'o6,4taizect.
castorciii.g.o444%.reP2o9 9 =l at once,,thindruft,
to ,fig, And elyOutarieous erupttotts:' ' For sale at •
• • . • - • •: • .' • JOSEPH FLEMING'S, '
.eorst4r_Diamazei anti Market, street.:.
ARRY'S . 'IatICOFHEROUS:--LTilis, un-
Tivalled;prepanation he., Mood Molest otleng use;
amid gnat SUMO , at the. bead' f Abe oximarolis PtoPam'
Slow for ch oAtoir. .41 4411
. 4? swlT,jrpArep4rilsrd tor
cor. Etroadeldand Fourth eta.
NUMBER
paguerr' ean (6aefies.
ROG-M - ELS'
Ambrotype and Photograph
GALLERY,
No. 70 Fifth Street, , •
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE MIT OFFICE
Photographs, colored or plain, taken at short no
tice, at Eastern prices, and warranted equal to them.
SHALL PICTURES ENLARGED TO LIFE SIZE, and
colored in 08. •mrg
FE-SIZE,
IMPERIAL,
AND MEDIUM
P.l-10T 0 Gli-PaN..Z)I-IS,
Colored in Oil, Pastelle, or ylain, in the most artaatia
style, and at Eastern Tnices. .
WALL'S GALLERY,
Jones' Building, Fourth street.
PHOTOGRAPH, AITIBROTYPE,
ME
LAINOTYPE AND DAGUERREOTYPE GAL
LERY, Con Fifth and Grantstreet.s.—The subscriber hay
ing fitted up rooms in M'TIGHE'S BUILDING: &dew
prepared to take Likenesses ; thatCANNOT FAIL TO
GIVE SATISFACTION. - • -
Call and:examine the collection. ;
A. LANE,
Corner of Fifth and Grant etreets.
PENN MACHINE WORKS
FOUNDRY,
H. WIGHTMAN,
MANUFACTURER OF
• Steam Engines, Shafting:amcPullies
Boring Machines,
Mortice Machines,
Gear Wheels,
Hangers, etc., etc,
Orders promptly attended to
ably
LASE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL
SMELTING WORKS;,
PARK, 111)CURDY & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS' OF SHEATHING,
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Bot
toms, Raised Still Bottoms, Speller Solder, &c.,. also 'fin
porters and dealers in Metals, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron,
Wire, 4c. Constantly on hand, linmen's Machines and
Tools. Warehouse, \o. 149 First, and ill) Second streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa Special orders of Copper cut tonne de
tract pattern. rny29tlydaw
WM.. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
IRON FOUNDERS,
General Machinists and Boiler Makers,
NEAR THE PENN'A R. R. PASSENGER DEPOT,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF
Steam Engines, ranging from three to one hun
dred and fifty horse power, and suited for Grist Mills,
Saw Mills, Blast Furnaces, Factories, etc., etc.
Give particular attention to the construction of En
gines and Machinery for grist mills, and for uprights,
mulay, and circular saw mills.
Have always on hand, finished and ready for shipment
at short notice, Engines and Boilers of every descnption.
Also, furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron separately, and
Wrought Iron Shaftin Hangers and Putties in every
variety. and continue the manufacture of Woolen Ma
chinery and Machine Cards.
Our prices are low, our machinery manufactured of
the host quality of materials, and warranted in all cases
to give satisfaction. •
Ahr-Orders from all parts of the country solicited, and
promptly filled.
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
NINTH WARD FOItND•RY
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Warehouse, No. 149 First and 1 1 Second streets
Manufacturers of all sizes and descriptions of Coal Oil,
Retort. and Still., 0.. and Water Pipe, Sad Irons, Dog
Irons, Wagon Bow. Steel Moulds, Ponies, Hangersand
Conplinirs.
A1..43.1 - ohbing and Machine Castings of every descrip
tion made to order. ,
Haring VI complete machine shop attached to.the
Foundry, all necessary fitting will he carefully attend
ed to. rYtydaw
OoFING.—GUM ELASTIC
IMPROVED CEMENT, AND
',MASS ROOFING; FELT, CEMENT, AND
GRAVEL ROOFING
51.30 ? AGENTS FOTL
Patented .telpheltle Roofing Felt.
ROOFING MATERIALS FOR SALE,
With In.trutlion.4 for Applying. Ocn Room Rzeitixo
75 Swith . fie.s3 St.. balreen Fourth and Aft!!
J. H. IliHerman & Jas. Colloid,
'HAVING ENTERED INTO PARTNER
" SHIP, for the pornove of carrying on the •
HAT AND CAP BUSINESS ,
(Under the name .and style of. HILLEItIiIAN. k COL
LORD,) would respectfully inform their friends and the
public generally that they are now receiving from the
manufacturers,and will open Tills DAY, an entire new
stock of
RATS, CAPS, AND TAMES! FURS,
Of the newest and latest styles, to which we invite the
attention, and solicit patronage of those desiring goods
in our line.
NO: 15 WOOD STREET,
(Throe doors from Fourth st.l
CENTRE HAT STORE
HIRSHFELD & SON,
DEALERS
r{4 3 1 ki ii , lin alii: ,0 0 : 411 (effekilOill
AND
SHIRT HINUTI,CTURERS,
No. 83 Wood Street.
The subscribers respectfully announce that Stuart
Made by them are guaranteed to flu will be forwarded
to any partpC tho . l.Tnion, on receiving from the parties
sending the orders ' their personal measurement in
inehes, according to the formula given below.
Remember the must be carefully and accurately
taken, as atl necessary blioa - ancea are made by th 6 cnt.
ter of the establishment..
Firat=-Size around the neck.'
, Smond—Size around the wrist.
Third—Size around the chest, immediately below the
Fourth—From the middle of shoulder, length, of arm
to wrist joint.
Fifth—Height, of person, from the
.shoulder to the
knee-pan.
This : plan is quite unique, and
,will be Of greati'llne t°
gentlemen at a distance, who find it impossible to ob.
min at home, Shirts to satisfy them in etyle and fit. ,
Also, on hand, a full assortment of Shirts of our man
tifktcture. Any orders addressed to its by tasil,•will be
promptly attended to.
P.R.—Please state by what conveyance they - re to be
shipped. L. lII.R.9HFELD SOB,
JY3O No. 83 Wood street.
T "MA.NUF E
aCTURKS, OF SA W
YER'S CHEMICAL OLIVE ERASIVE SOAP,
after subjecting it to the severest' tests known to the
trade, a re fully persuaded that there is no Family Nosh
ing Soap in the - United States, for so little money, having
at once so many good qualities, (and so few. discounts.)
OF BEAUTY —ln colors, firmness, surface and PA-
O PURI; freedom from rosin, turpentine,
clay, fish oils, stale grease, andUdulterations.
•
OP QUALITY.-For wsshing olotlies,ufevervdescrip
tion, coarse or fine; cotton, linen, woolen or silk; dyed,
printed or , White: grease,,pltch. Vein
printers' ink, shoemakers ' wax, etc, frOFe/ o "._
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- furniture; and from the - hands.
'Oise tinfoil' trial for yoursfilves. and biconrlnced.
Remember, the name is on ench bar.. Ask far a copy
ef the 'directions.. ' • E, C. h.l.ff. 9.-tyIVER.
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;OAD SPIKE > COMPANY.
Jos. Dilworth,: DiW. C. Bidwell,
(Sucerszomto Roift 4' Swett.)
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R.A.ILitdAD SPIKES ,
CHAIRS AND BOAT SPIKES,
Car. "oftraier . st. and Cherry alleY,
jY2ly . PITTSBILEWII, PA
HIAWATHA'
NUT AND BOLT FACTORY.
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Patent Hot-PressedNntn of nll sires on I:itnd, and man
ufactured, Also, Bolts for Bridges. Mnelfinc7, Agrieul
rural Implements 3c,iuruiabeclnt Short nonce.
lAira.reltsoupo, No. 114 Water street.
sa geuils ,t co.- RIN AP,
BIJTTER.-10 firkins for' sale by'
AP Jill WI7.T.TAH.H.,93itTH 2 00
ALLEGHENY,
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BATES k JOHNSON
PITTSBURGH, PRNIPA.
suer.