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THURSDAY MORNING
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKER
AUDITOR ENERA.L,
RICHARDSON L. WRIGHT, of Phlladeiphla:
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN ROW}, of Franklin County
DEMPOPPkTjc - COUNTY TICKET
kOrirAN-r LAW
UEORG E F. GILLMOILE. of Pittsburgh.
Arror , 'Fr:
JatlN t. r‘rea;ols IY; pia,t..rgh
ererc 6FX‘Tor.:
SAMUEL APL 1r of Birtmngltarn
• - • -,
' tsiiltitcy , • -
.1( ‘SEER ti• DAV/S , " 1 A llocio . ny Car
M VEI, W. MEANS, of Et.ohin,on township
PHILIP -11 . STF,VENrS . II , ,;. of Moon township;.
• 1.4i..013 STInDERATH. of.Allegneny City;
ANDREW JAI:E.SON BEAWIONT, of Ytttsburgh.
COU2iTY COMMIB3IO , 3IT,
EDWARD CANIPBELI, JIL, of Pitttiburgb
COUNTY TICRABUItta:
JAMES BLACK MORE, of Pittsburgh
COURTS' AUDITOR,
JOHN T..SYINIIVIES, of Plttsburgh.
COUNTY SURTITOR:
JOEL KETCHUM, of Elimb44ll
_ .
DIRECTOR OP TI E Pall,
TUOMM. NEEL, of Tarenturn
N Ay; . AND PITTSIIIIItGIi
The following, from a recent number of
the Cincinnati Oniunercial, indicates some
uneasiness on the part of the eifiliitiTt . that
smart and thriving place, whilom, - known by
the learned and cupboneous title of Losan-,
teville. We should hope that the citizerts9f,
theold village of Losan tev ille,and now city of
Cincinnati, would find full employment: in
the manufacture of chairs, tabled; bureaux,
bedsteads,candlea and oik ,, ,and allow out• man
ufacturers the full enjoytnentpf the business
which is known the continent over as the
business of Pittsburgh. :Says the Lbnipter-
: It may be a matter of sortie inter
est with our manufacturing and mercantile
friends to know that a most determined ef
fort is being made to attract to, and build
up at Pittsburgh, a trade with Chicago tl
has heretofore been largely enjoyed by t
'Cho Managoment of the Pittshurgb
Fort Wayni• awl Chicago Railroad, rev°,
nizing Ow importance to them of aidin
this movement by all mealis in - their powe
are ofrerin: , rates between those .cities tha
can hardly he considered as remunerative
We are informed that the same road-is tak.
ing flour from St. Louis to Pittsburgh, via
Chicago, at seventy cents per barrel,.which
is said to be five cents per barrel less than
the regular rates. We invite the- attention
of our merchtinbt. matothetnrei;. railway
managers, and others interested, to this
slate of thinrs, in order that the iwoper
remedy !nay he applied."
\V, incline to the opinion that the, man
agers of the Pittshurgli, Fort Wayne and
Chie.igo r0,,l will have to confe4 tp the soft
impeachment of aiding by all means in
their power. " to attract to, and build up at
rittshurgli. :1 trade with Chicago." That a
portion of this trade has heretoford
" larHy en j. , yed by Cincinnati," asystated
by the we admit: and we have
1,111,•1Ite. I the cause which so con
ti oiled :1 portion of our business, and
strongly ohjeeted to the policy of ourmanu
facturers ,%\ hich dcprit e Pittsburgh of a
" — I:I'T, holm , trade. I it. thanks to the open.
ink of a direct mode Of communication--
open :ill the year with consumers: anti to a
change of policy, extent. of In:mu
factiirer, hie ,ity is rapidly beooming
a wart for the well a. tins man-
urachir. , d' ih, mo , t necessary arti
cles rto the comfort and prosperity of the
agricuiturai „
interest of the West. Ps.:fore
the built ling..l our railroads, Cincinnati was,
to a great extent, built up and enriched h
6 , 1114 the fee t,ir of the
luring interest co . Pitt,thrirgii: and to such
an extent WaS this business carried en, that
their factors have ofteO sold nails, iron, cast
llP4wtndow glass,&c.,at a less pries in Cincin
nati than like :irtieles could be purchased fur
in the warehouses here at holm.. Nor was
this done by the.factora of weak and needy
manufacturers only, but we are well assured
that the products of some of our strangest
firms were sold in the sauce manner Is it
any wonder that Cincinnati, acting es the
merchant of our manufacture handling,
holding and using millions of dollars 'a year
of our money, (and with the large e tOk we
kept there, :ma' at' the lbw - rate sdirl coun
try traders were attracted to that market,)
should have been verymi greatly liei l telitted ;
and at last conic to regard the trade thus
created, as thrh- trade? The fact stated in
the Ornemercial only foreshadows a new, order
of things on an old foundation; and Itonly
rests with the manufacturers of pitt-iburgh
to consummate at once the happy re.4ult by
dispensing with all fort ign agencies, and
thereby attract to this city the whole Mis
sissippi Valley for the purchase of our
goods.
Formerly, when we depended solely on
the Ohio river for a way to market, our
inanufiicturers were forced to glace] their
goods in Cincinnati, Louisville and St; Louis
in the blinds of factom dining seasons Of high
water, to await the demands of consumers
during seasons of Jew water.1 1 / 4
.Tcxt so ,no)v. By
rail, shipments may he made each day in
the year,in any quantity,to any town Or city
in the West and with the bank facilities
11" W nsi,tiog, proceeds may at-a moderate
cost!lie brought home by draft on purcbaser.
This is now, to a great extent, the course of
busin,,,, ;Ind when it becomes Universal,
and, our • mantacturers thoroughly canvass
the count ry, :mil sell its they can sell, the
very best , ir goods at the very lowest rates,
die t people of t'ilicionati will no longer call
our business the.ir
Mr. Wright, our Minister at Berlin, has just
informed the Department of State that it is
not true, as reported, that there are several
American citizens in the Prussian army who
have been made, during recent t.iote,to that
country, to render service formerli owned,
Is they became American'citizens. ! Mr.
Wright knows of none such, and be weuld,
undoubtedly Ind: their releau from the hands
of the Prus . ,tan Government, if tlrerd were
any.
A SARATou A COrrt - spolident of the Bostoil
forernal writes
Miss Bartlett, who is to marry the Cuban of
"untold wealth," is at the Congress. She is,
of course, the observed of all observers. And
the little, small, sharp-faced, dar)i.7visaged old
man of sixty, whii is to bett'r . sway - this choice
flower, is envied greatly. -The- name of the
fitshionablo bridegroom is M. Esto de St. Conso
de Oviedo. This lady is young,,elegant and
tall; when he stands upon thersedond stair he
is on a- level with his intended. The whole
party, including the fathitif '6f - t4,3 ) iady, Mr!
Bartlett, have left. for Lake George.
This arrangement has been..a most happy one'
for the father. lie bits _now, an_eilogant , house
in 'Fourteenth street; and link bOesi-tola by his
intended son-in-law that tor! the,futnre he
need have no care. , The Rev. D. Tayier; aided
by the accomplished Brown„tiditil6 Ono part
of the work Orece — VhdreT," and Bishdp,'
Hughes, in the Cathedral, wil.V4oturnatniste
the work. ' : .
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SEPT. 8
Americans in the Prussian Army
MR. DOUG', 1.;!:.•;.11"
We el ,111111ellt,. iu to-,lay.%Aapliiti.k 1
üblicatiom from Harper,' Dl a 'a6 4 4ine, for
t e rp, kg., ! -) f Judge Doug'
I,onvir-Cfnat.llrdiiti:set. upoti the, ;itfileci. of
0 0 , jllst, Ntigylin eLtOral - and
ea tA u tliorit§p,iliklis6biesf , el6ily. the
1
- great po len topit''of the ;11S
taken are sustained by coneurrikg gets front
the history of the country, from its earliest
date to - the present tithe; the argument
is based upon the Constitution, and
trated by ample reference to the measures
adopted in similar and parallel cas,•s, by the
Dpmobrati.t! adriiinistrittiOn' ori la: county)'.
This paper will forrfi the politicitb.eyt.-hook
fir {lie D.'moeratie part}', (uring the r.,1-
Frig PrefiltAlilLTViiiviiiUl,' (d it
should be preservetl, by every one for future
reference
,
.paper of next Nv ee k , the
e!"l43' 'etitimand extra cop
ies may be obtaind on Thursday, next in
such quantities as may be flesire,(l..
7
'The reefing' at the Auutb.
Our Southern exchangeg come to us daily
witlr'etiribriccs of the thorough feeling in favor
of Douglas' nomination, noii raid* progrrs
sing in all the Southern . States. Those, who
have most fiercely denounced him, adinit that
he IS fur Mote' available than any other, man,
and all declare their intention to support him
if. nominated. Hero is an article from the
Ttinnessep Demucnit, a layer hitherto
opposed to
JUDGE DOUGLAS
Thorn are some paperselniming to be Demo
cratic, that profess a holy horror for Judge
potom if a Democratic editor, in the ex
ercise of right as an American freeman,
advocates, or even seems.to advocate the nomi
nation Or Judge 'Douglas, these . papers cole
nieno talking. about treason and all such
scarecrow epithets. They charge these papers
that acerb to favor Douglas with attempting to
force him upon the party.
Now we Went to know from these wise
expeuridera of Democracy if wo have not as
much right to be in favor of Judge Douglas as
they have to 1203 in favor of else. If
it is our 'Opinion that he should be nominated,
have we not a right to express that opinion,
without being charged With an attempt to force
him upon the party 7 We have jict as much
right to iiat.btaco Alm 'nomination of Judge
Douglas us they have to advocate the nomina
tion of anybody else for any political office.
The Ara/mu-he talks about us lavishing ••ilis
gusting praise" upon Douglas. It has lavished
some of the most disgusting praise we ever
saw or heard of„,upon men who are mere pie
lilies when compared to Judge I)0 I as. \•(e
have a perfect right to be in favor of Judge
Douglas. We are for his nomination and
expect to be until nest Jun..
JetlicrsouN IVeddlug
The following, scene iA from thy• Early Do..
of.Jetlursunin the IS ow York Ceti fee!,
" Belinda," I.lefferson's first level lo al been
married many years, and her old admirer wars
approaching thirty, when he met with a youne
l a dy cif twenty•t,o, who produced a strceiL:
impression upon him. She WA= a little &Lei..
the medium height, slender. but ibiigantly
formed. fair coir,plexicie, I,lth a
tint of the rose , large hark eyes, full or life
and feeling ; and luxuriant hair of a t eh, soft
auburn, firmed a combination of a ti ra eti,
which were eminently calculated to rit , ),
heart of a yiathful bachelor Tic addition to
all this the lady was admirably : z.raeefu I ; she
node, dnno,•cl and ra,,veii with
sang and played on ii harvichord very • weet v.
Add still to these accomplishment., the prii,,s
sion of excellent good sense, very corisderabie
eultiration, a warm, loving heart. mid last,
though not least, notable talents, for bone
.keeping, and it will not be difficult to iirebbr
stand how the youthful Mr. Jetfer-on ,arms to
visit very frequently at the lady's residence in
the county ,of Charles City. It was called
Tire Forest. - and tire mine ~ f the lady was
Mrs. Martha Skelton, tile was lc daughter of
John Wayles. an eminent lawyer. and had
married in h e r se-vents:end, year, Mr. Ilathurd
Skelton, who, dy lug in I IOS, left his young
wife a widow at nineteen. A- the three years
of mourning begnii to expire, the beatiti
young ludo found hert4if leeeig.al at •• The
'Vona' by - numerotiS visitor; Of the-i• tine,
were 110..6{11.6'5' 'with 'the fair NI rs.
-whom Mr. Thomn... Jefferson was •r.M.. The
tradition runs that the pretensbens of the ris
were decided either by the neeemplish
meats of the young counsellor or by the fears
of his opponents. The tale is ditlerently rela
ted. Ono version is, that the two unfortunate
gentlemen -encountered crutch
otl
Skelton's door-step, .but hearing Mr. Jeffer
son's violin and yehiP lkeeolnpatlyillg the lady
in a pathetic song., gave up the contit and re
tired without entering, con vinicid; that the
affair was beyond their control.
The tither story is that all three met at the
door, and agreed 1 that they would take
their turns. Mr. Je ff erson entered li ref s and
I the tones of the lady in singing with her corn
panion deprived the listeners of all hope.—
However this may be, it is certain that the
beautiful widow consented to become Mr..
' Jefferson ; and on the first day of January,
1772, there was a great festival at " The For
est" Friends and kindred assembled from far
and near—there was frolicking and dancing
after the abundant old fashion—and we find
from the bridegroom's note-book, that the ser
, vents and tiddlers rqeived fees from his espe
cial pocket. It snowed without, but within
all was mirth and enjoyment, in the light and
warmth of the great-log tires, roaring in hen
or of the occasion. Soon rafter the perform
awe of the ceremony, the bridegroom and his
bride set out in their Carriage for "Slontieello,"
where Mr. Jefferson bad commenced building
in 1709, just before the destruction by fire of
his patrimonial hlise, of " Shad well." The
journey was not to end without adventures.—
As they advanced toward the mountains the
snow increased in depth, and finally they were
compelled to leave the carriage and proceed
upon their way on - horseback. Stopping to
rest at "Blentiheini," the seat of Col: Carter,
where they found, however, no one at home
but an overseer, they left it at sunset, resolute
ly bent upon reaching Monticello before night.
It was eight miles distant, and the road, which
was rather a mountain bridle-path, than an
honest highway', was encumbered with snow
three feet deep. Wb may fancy the sensations
or the newly-wedded bride at the chill tippear
binee of thodessolitte landscape, as she passed
along the MOW; but she wasa woman of
courage ad - a
good sense s . and did ifoi cure for
inconvenience. It:WM late when thi4farri reed,
and a cheerless reception awaited thieu—or
rather there was no reception at all. The fires
were all out, the servants had gone to bed, and
the-place wa-s as dark and silent ti_slife grave.
Conducting his wife to the littleperillion,
which was the only part of the house habita
ble at the' time, Mr4effersota proceeded to do
the honors. On a shelf, behind some books,
part of a bottle of wine was discevi i ired; and
this formed the supper of the bridegroom and
the-bride. Far from being annoyed or discom
fitted by their recep tion, however, it only
served for a Civic or jest and laughter. The
young lady Wasali merry and light ffeaTted as a
bird, and sent her clear ' , joie°, ringidgrthrough
the dreary little pavillion, as gaily as she had
- ever done in the Cheerful drawing-room of
"The Forest. - Thus the long
,h,o . prs of the
'inter night fled away like 'ziiinnt64 . winged
Was IL mirthful ineident, rather than .a trial of t
with laughter, ineritnerd and song., -vigil
their e luunimit y. -'They were young, and
Lees
b ffi r tT r ,a l i.
ith e o d :s.
henna
t cold.
Very little gloom in darkness, apd winter
little mural senti
ment will not, I hope, he criticised as too io
nifintie r fOr ,the '! dignity
d tle u ra b a tl n e , s ;lt e h XP titl inB to ho e 7 ery corn o f f ert h a ith n t4 d r3 l: oung lady ix"uryl:',
r(nineth'O'gitionnY little pavillion, in the midst
of-three leetof wont, neither dark nor co ld
on ;that JAMMU night long ago.
WORTII IT WpGLIT
Joseph - Morton'Yroident Of :the Morgan Coun
ty Agricultural !Society, a •few days since ten
dered to they ,gent of the' "Cashmere Shawl
tioat Company " ef Tennessee, for.one of the
pure blood Cashmere •Goats; itsweight in silver
Which was refused. Thepnmpan3r, , will not
Part with, the pure , bloods at iiny, •price. The
seven-eighths blood produces the woof which
65ton:um& eight dollars per pound in the
market. i • , .• ' • • • • •
Senator'Douglas in ColuMbus.
, -
COLUMBU ' S, ' beptf,mper ir..—tmenator •Douglas
VAS aeceivd tit nib depot this morning by the
find a larKe corieoureaof'dhP:Ons, who
•sseorted'himtici Chß hbiel; wh6io he 00 speak
Vccig W,clock.
1.1t01.1.:,solt Altt)N Eli
The New E: .2:monoap Man Ins made lino- I
self a name and fanoin thi, city. Iles an old
fish, but there Lek humbug 'nbout:him. Hfe
New England soap iii.whatlio claims it to, be,
an A No. 1 article. :A5 a,toiletAirtiele,,iqhas
no superior, and its edsmeticqualities
recommend it tin. the The 'Professor
may be found at ill lionse, and no one
should neglect to •-all op, d obtain a
supply of soap.
'i•iYuli , ans: Diitigla s:
S(:nat.r Soule wn. ut Portsmouth, \ it
lem, dup..ago, and 1.1).! curre,p.,ndi•nt of the
Nuiv ClTei;k Heriii;rwrit:e;. , f him
',`Thu maw f,to of Stnatot pub
-file 'warty
of 11 pri,llollllecti it
p,rhttly -itterinsweridirn: 'Pbrn Sotithorri
WWI who dares ifeciipy a different ground. he
charges, is either blind or aislion,t.
riper of Senator Doug la., -ay , Neill meet
the cordial approval of the N:itionAl Democ
racy; nor does he doubt the Ifornitiation of
Mr. Douglas. by the Charloton Con,ention.
Mr. Parham, another distinguished ioliti,an
from the —Sugar State," fill I v ern rob.,rit , 4
these views. Not only wocl•I
unsted for the -Little :hint " I - In
timute knowledge of the. lu
among whom he had laL•IC nr it. v,
'stied that that Stat. , w,u11.1 Chat ',sum
a Dougla, delegathm.-
The Three Persom Carried Over Niagara
We pnblkhed on Friday, the '2.1 instant, a
telegraphie rumor to the alkyt that it boat con
taining three persons —t WO 111,n and a woman
—went over the Falls the day previous. The
following partienlars are given to the Lockport
Adr,rtiger, of Friday morning:
Yesterday afternoon, about one O'Clilek,
man be the namooof Itoosscati, \rid a Mr. Morse
and wife, started in a boat from near the head
of the Itydranlic canal, at Niagara Falls, to
cross over the river to Chippewa, when the
boat wag struck by a gale and capsize 1. They
were observed by persons on shore with spy
glasses to get on the boat in safety. They were
soon carried by the strong current into the
rapids, and were fast seen above the °Three
Sisters.' The wind was blowing a gale at the
time, and the ...Tort. , Nvhi,ll were commeneed
for their 1,,,/ , ` n.cldl 1101. Is COM pligeli before
they Were \ 6•11, 4 t/ b•ti in the filtalvent
ers
of the rapids. We learn that Itoo4,eau wan
saved from IL fate like this only about a year
and when wo,lovn, so (-billed no to be
entirely helpless. Ile b: ro•ported by the viti•
zens in his neiglilooorloo.l to have been II FIIIIItt•
glen by oceupatnon. Mr. Moroe was a jewel
er, and resided at
Writing ftir the Prey,
There is no elti,i; of people. more frequently '
I , neered at than editor I; the easii,t thing
in the world to Ile , al with tieing nicr
cvntiry', to sac that 1 - /ii rued ruck an artiele
was t.aid for . that anybiaiyi•iin have anything
praised or abli..d in a pay r. it ' he will pay
for it: arid says n wisvaeri i , every now and
tio.n. - if I had it ne, -pap. dcre, W01.11,1 . 11t.
,diniX the pool dc is Int: at ,rcici.elidetit 1111.11C1'
le; nil, fey friesat piteher, why not
o.tailliol tt papiir and "pit , h into everything
and ever:. hi 1,1;i1`1 to roue
-4, 15 the habit of
i a i.• e the 01 . 1.dt,,,
In lit , , N , . - •d; I! •- • ,1 practised nod
••.dl• •-• • 1.. a: true wi-done
and true ruftedrig
.5 Ind a pad , ilC :.are
and !hat ,
rerd,Vid. for ihc
• Whic:112.,71
~.•
EENEMEI
D'IF- "1 , NT , UI';I: Tile t:i.:111: , T
tr , • ~ 7 01. 1 . t•,‘ ,I) t,. 1.•1
Hu hrii•• to,t ~111, our eti+tn.
mer•. tu.t ~t 16.11),tr , .1• i•• :/1
Hi,
A. Hilly
!,21.1y CAmentOrAto , l
'I t ,
old f. 7 ',ill' ,
11, t
int:,•14.4.-o, 10,1 t..• -. 4,` OM! ~u r 1.11‘.•
, 1,1,1 "1., , ry ativ z•oy
in .t Prnprintn , -
‘.% n.. 1. I n.tsr.n n t tr-1 AI I - , •••-••..1 I I':tl.-.
3)eu: ',Advertisements
THE I3RAMAN
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
is Til '\l 1Z1 . .1.11P,1 F 1 !IIACIII NI
EVER OFFERED AT A REASONABLE PRICE
IT E EV 11:
pi U 1: E .101 , 1 t 11.-S‘llllill,
NEVER BREAKS NI A,.1)1,11,-%4
PRICE, ONLY TIIIRTY•FI\ F. DUI lAR
LA:4SC ELI. !4:011111ROP,
No. no M %Mir"' Sri:EF-1
Foderal ,Turnon, Allegll,l3.
AVCTION SALE OF CHOICE
I,Ol'S AT I , ENNsl'Al'r. Wertrnore
land vonniv, Pa , on the great I'ennrylslUll3 Central Ilalh
Co miles ese4 of Pats-burgh, oa lqtry:DAY
It itIN, Septensper 12th, at '2 sfeloek, on the premises.
holloings now in rapid progreass of ere,
bust On the lots s, reeoutty -sold. and the further prepa
ration for improvements at Peale-da sh. and the general
mhirert matuferted in the Mae,. render continents un
necurrary.
The loos are front 30 to ant lest ironL by frosts lao to 150
feel deep, and are apprae.ed at Irmo ital to ;plsaa per lot,
and each alternate hat still he sold as ithout reserve to the
highest bidder, If overleaf the snare:used rattle as ltd to
kart them. Titleperfect.
Tuots-1.5,00 carts on eaeh lot when sold, :sod $ 5OO
month per lot, on all lots that sell for eon than $5O. Lobs
that all for *-50 and user, half earls and half its one year,
interest on all deferred payment,.
A Special Tram of Paa.senger Cars wall leave the Par
settler Depot, corner 111 I.liWrly and Grant. Istruetr, iu
hall past 11: o'clooli, au the day f sale, and take passen
gers to and from the sale FLEE_ Free Tteketr recurmg
in rent in the ears to and I the tads free, can be had at
our Anction Room , . No. al Fifth rtrect. if rolled for.
No on, admitted to the Carr a ithont Tieket, and no
tickets issued after all the -eats are taken. Therefore,
call early if you wash to attend the sale. Boys and chil
dren positively prololmell.
The premium, of In void ail: be awarded at the
close of the sale, to thore Ono has e promptly com
plied will the condition- of bundatg
nee
M Auctioneer.
VRF.':II A HI?! A,L 0 FA LL (;ODDS.—
We are receiving style Fall Goods of all qual
tiesOnst received from Earooe
I'. lIANHON !AWE- 71 Market Rt.
- MEW FALL GoODs, NEW FA LL
GOODS.—An elegant'=tock opened at
c e ll JOS. Ilt 'RN E'S, 77 Market to.
- -
TN N. ZEN! Vlt and SHETLAND
l ti. 01.—Full assortment list received at
cell JUSEI'II 11tIRN E.'S, 77 Market at.
Al EN'S KNIT NI )CKS, IS dozen l ow
.en IioRNEs, 77 Illarkpt , troct.
1 1 V14 undersig,ned have this
1 . 11 Ins tht•tn,•lves tttp•tlittr in the ,Intlt•-
sa l e and rt.tatl 11t.”11, t. And Ittiviaeus. at
Davi!? si ttJd 1 , t•Ilown Ituthhtt, N 0.60 F 1111) street,
under the ,tylt. 14 Smyth A l'itttti.l4 and respeotfullyno
clt rk "hare 01'1,1114h: Ittl l roottg.'
W. C. SMI7II.
.11)11'5 1'1'1"1'1.)(1C..
EM=Il
SMi'TU h PITTOCK,
liMII!IIIIII=111
NE WSPAPERS, MAGAZINES,
AND CHEAP Piiil.lc.‘Tith\e,, ENERALIA
At Davis 4t.. Co.'s, Oda leCtipis•S',Bollding
NI I. STILEET.
.OF -Particular ratentinr: ~ 2 .lven
'ordeln.s. .01
Rom, Rust' A: CLARK,
MANUTACTITILM3 AND prams Iv
SPERM, RAPE, ELEPHANT, WHALE, LARD AND
MIN EltS' ULLS,
Also, Straits, Hank. Shore, Tanners and Nentsfoot this
Sperm. Patent and Adarhantineta'andle:‘.
41 rtuutv sTBEET,NEW YORK
'VA LT, CO t5.,'59. FALL (1(
RIMNIN“S,
110( IP SIK IZTS from $1 up,
by Ex pre,s ut
G IPNER'S,
N 0.78 Market 8treol:
Nov Gtmd., rocolv.i .14413
MARBLE! MARBLE!
JOILN PWCALRGO
111.8 tir.I.I.t.TION Of
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES,
, -
oraLe, l 9 Bl , l -reS PO.Eas &0., &c.,
Tho.pilAic , are respectfully invite , ' to examine
our stock. Prices tow, and work warranted.
- NO. 886 LIBERTY STR.F.ET.
if;42i 4 ct:l4.4;A: - ,,z4. 4 . - c)
,
,31etur ,Stluertisements.
stookleilileirrof Monongahela
Passenger Railway Company ore hereby notified
that on election fire five Managers% will he held of the
Office of '.lf. Swortzwelder, Eoq.. Fourth rt., Pittsburgh,
on SATI TRIM Y,September 10, loW,•between the bourn
of /2, M., and 1, P. °Week.
BARRY WOODS,
T 110.9. 1101 V
'M. SIVA lITZW
If. IL PALMER.,
N.
NoncE.—The st.,,khotal•r , ,I the Pitts' mr..!li
Keg Liberty l'a,.enger COMPM
:Y
wdl mostat the attire of.l. F. MACK F.70,1E. No. 141
Fourth street, in the City of l'ittsburli, ip the TIiNTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBEII, A. L. IShe. to •ergltutze sae!
Company, add elect five'lllanager , to Verrd until the
third Monday nf January nest, er mull their surer.-ears
are regularly and la. fully
N. SA W Y
NV I I,LIA NI 11l I I
IHN AIKEN.
,111111 N
•
nnn:a
• ' W. GAZZAM.
141:11H
MAll:igt•r. of the tioniniiny
Utz for erecting 31 Britian over the
cipposito PittNiiiirgh. in 01
haye dins day doelareil a ilivillend of Ft WI:
on the c.pical 11111 Ilit•
holders or their legal rt•10ri,; , 111t3111.., al the Toil
on and after LllOl2Ol inst. '111.11',,
Treitioirer.
THE StTESCI:IBER uFFEIZS OW -ALE
the BRICK DWELLI.Nt: 11 , 0 7 5 L w Iltrnott,
ham, on the earner of 44 , g , ., 'treat, A
-3.11111:4 the property of Mr. l'aars. Al-n. a lair if CA It-
HI A 01.: Lfu IL,4ti, to.tathor wWI two Nt-ta at llama,.
nail Carnage. Engtore 3t Io.IPA 11 Mar straut.
tatalwal:7s t. T. lIIMMEN.
I 1, i_l
X NEW 1114101111.
rNC )N )N(1 Al! ELA VALLEYI)IIZEC
E_Tony.---I shall i,sue:lV,Piiinit• the 1 , 1. V
tale, embracing sopfirate Dire,tor”•, Om tOWI3
village, pettlememfmnit reside., :dm,. tlm.•unre blot
onkt,Mela river, from MOIWANTOWN To Li 5133
BER ONE,
Morgont own, 'Brownsville. Cookat own
Inonongshein C11'3 , 01.1'11 zabet 11,31•Iieesport
And all intermediate townn. Tla• volume mill al, aen
brace
A Directory of Washington, Pa.
AL o, a portion of the Yill , 1:11101:11ENY .VALLEY.—
.Idrertiqementa in-erled on flue glazed colored papor,
at Len dollara per pave.
'Fite thoroinzli circulation tlik work l, u r .•
:In cla_cmc-i in the county-. Loirkicrini upon tlio Mon,
mullein, will ropier it a Vllllllllrle .11.,1111111 for lulvertno ,
nn,f th,m, (h.' Voollllll.. Will to culrn
for raG•r••ncc• fora number of year,
, rders for adverti,,anent. and ..1,‘1141 (to In
.iire attention) in the n-xt to wee!, 5,,
GEO. H.
l'ltt.,l , urv:h. Pa.
NO. 31 FIFTH STREET
JUST RECEIVED ;
A LA It( S'n •K
Button. C.awro- - rin.l
Side Lace Gaiters
=am
/11111111
GA rr IRO 4 i A D ROOTS
QTANDkizt) wi)EKS
tv.l- m %1t %.,Itlynt•
1... r.
0.
Aron.. I-t
Er, .16. 10 1 . 11 ,. .11:01..:
It ,tito
Arell'aylor's Travel
royol- Enrol, mot 11.• Eat-1.
rAvol. in !trot
In I.:trypt and \
I:Liaolition to tlial...ttlyt
the Ltordi. tho
Tork
.1. 1 , 1, ...I. \V....1
A v A 1. 17 .1 I. l' I'I..I:TY ,"r a,•,,••••
Kilo. 10.01 111.•
at V.Ary. and ...or 11.- r0...11..1.111.•
N0r.i...1 oink, iti.l mu A K. rt
,Inrolonitot 1 4 01311 IiWCIIIII,.
110., .14 ur.•-• kind. il!
0.1.1 in lot, of 11,11, thr... ... ror 1 , r.t . .. 31.1
tern, al.ply
..7 CI ! flittl l ..ltT A. St Ntork..l
14 1. - 111 IRV Alf' N I
1;1.:t•T IN to %L.- corn r,r1111.101)
I lb.• \llll-1,
‘ll,l
S . 111 /
• ‘ , 11.i tl3•i 14
I). C.
MM=MEM
SQUARE AND OVAL BONNET BOXES ;
A.I. FANCY l'Al'En
, 1111“1 , 1.. for . „t
Cotner t\
•Iti•r - 12 , 01.4.111 i it•tkl
M IN I,F,V,S ICE CREAM
AND CONFECTIONERY,
No. 27 1-2 Fifth St., opposite tho Exchange Bank.
M:: 1 1 1 , N ,
r,o 11 , 1 ,1 1: :
ir,luve-ol to fltrill-11 -
Ice Cream, Fruits, Fresh Pies, Cakes of
all kinds,
Anti .•...ry de=rriphi a ..r ..1 114.• -I
14. la•riaal o. Orli,. day ali,lovehia,
44- ,Irder, rt.r lumen proroial 1,11 nod oto
for roor•odt. onyto 31. 51 . 1:13.1..1.13.
T ii l'A LI. STY I.E.s 1 1
sold .11:1,1•it. Ihit. every
r“• rn• I—) -.
I) 0 I) I) S • ,
I 111 Wood ht rc.,et
door r.infirrrol Fllll,,
REMOVAL_
DITQUESNE IRON STORE
COLEMAN, HAILMAN & CO.,
Iroli, Nails, Steel Spring., Axles, Wrought
Nuts, Washers, Spikes, Bolt 11,
FLAT RAILHAAD RAN. tIF ALL SIZE. , , Err., ETC
Hare removed to their new extent•ive Warehoinie,
Nos. 77 Water and 9-1 Front Sts.,
Where they are prepared In exe,oto an ordo r••• in their
line s having a large and complid, ii,surtment of •• in
quiame ^ manotteturodgoods constantly oni taunt,
which they o ff er on liberal terms. felEntf
JOHN N. CRAWFORD,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
DAVENPORT, lOWA.
Especial attention given to collecting and scaring
claims of every kind.
Rosa To—Jeremiah Dunlevy, Sr.,
E. J. Roberts, Esq.,
UnpL IL J. Grace,
Roberts et Mellon. Attorneys. tapl9
NT RS, M. Li. MY ERS SCI - Rltil, viii
VI lust; I.A N.. 2:1 5 1 5 0.
TM, Mattesof this siitimit resit:net - t i nt the. RST
~
MONDAY or th,mtmth. Mn.. M. gill 41. , ;Miro be ;i g
efficient corps of instructors. The arrangements of
the iirmemal enable her to 1115111, 11l r ligh instruct um
11/ the vsnons la-amities of a polite :mil 11.111111 mine:Mon.
For further nilmmatiou met inivulnr s Apply h,
residence. secaxd
NEW GROCERY STORE
IN ALLEI; gtx v.
Fresh Goods at Low Prices
TIERNAN & GETTY,
WouITI,T) EI "I' FIT LLV announce
to ua, that haring lea,tedtlie large
story briek blinding reeenily erected 011 1.110 north-en...a
earlier of the Diamond and i ttt io StreeL,.kli t .o,,,,, an d
reecit ed a largo and writ cittick - of FAMILY
IiROCERIES, embracing,
Sugar,
Coffee,
Tea,
Rice.
CHEF:SF. SALT, and everything usually found in first
class Grocery establishments, whether in the Staple or
" Fancy" line, they are prepared to otkr libertd indtu•e
ments to seed, as may patronize them. The stock kis
just been purchased in the Eastern Cities for iiask by
onc of the partners. and selected with care, NO that pur
chasers may rely on obtaining good. fresh armies. at
low cash rates. ,
We are dottlinined by a strict attontion to talsines.
and furnishing the best goods, to merit our ,bare of th
pntronego of the public.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
0.21 w -''\
VITISI I 4'CIRE FOR C.ASII, --A lull as
sortmelit of Pittsburgh in:miff:tw r.o I FIT RN
'PURE, omb*iug
BUREA IV\
CASES,
WARD RA , IIFI9,
And every article needed in a Well furnialieil!iiinelling
well as a apleudid assorttnefil Of
Colmtantly on hand and made to order. An the only
terms on whieh business! done at tins tettablithment
for CASH. prices are made itovonlingly. Pe mum, in want
of anything in the above lino, would 14, advantaged I.y
calling at' FACKINER k I kiNIY IN's,
N 0.103 Smithfield street, below Filth.
J. D. FACEINIE,
Jowl' M. Wm.m:l3 ,
r...
TOMATOES.-30 boxes vety chofreToint
toes, just recetverl tied for sale by
JAMES A. FETZER,
corner Market. zuvrgist streets.
For Sale.
IMIEIM
ll=
Molasses,
Fish,
Ti ERN ‘N 4 4F.TTY s.
N. E corner Dirkmorol and I
OFFICE FURNITITitE,
Ateaducrtisentents.
STOVES, GRATES AND RANGES.:
Stoves, Grates and Ranges !
BISSELL &
No. 235 Liberty Street,
NUFACTI o IHN I Nll
AND
HEATING STOVES,
Fine andCommuu Enamelled
GRATE FRONTS AND FENDERS
AND THE CELEBRATED CAPITOL AND, EAGLE
COOKING itA NV, ES.
If ymt want th, 6GST c,.GEING RANGE that
ti I.ln, r 'ill lit
PISS C _ ' S.
If yrm N‘ltlll 11. e ISEST ('((Al, COORFN" ST' 'VF^e.
" VICTORY," MADE BY BISSELL A:: CO
rr non ,rant th ,. BEsT xv c,), STOV
tlo'
"BLACK OAK," ROE BY BISSELL & CO
It gnu r.• ,u,l ~ L nt 1.1.1t.1:1:-..- , F FIN
I-II mol vri. - - , 3•1 . 6 . 1'1 LE
GRATE FRONTS,
C. 311 nn FUSSELL A Cll.. moot nut to to. pl
e.l. a, 111.1 Imvo the and 11.--t
in thts to 1,..1,,nnd 111 the city.
Itti
CHICKERING & SONS'
1: W tiCi I. E
' t •
PIANO FORTES.
THE s'ut,F.criher L t Mitt' nu 11:515.1. a mo , t
,plondid -Mel: of Pram.. M till 7
I octave:, to Plam and of Ow ••leginit.
11,scripttort, from ani cali•liratied Famary
S,E, he !ill 1,1,1 etch thrii
lineiit improvement-a, lirrt,rmii-Arrlii, l ., ortiiir-f/ vat
Frrt-11 AMU and are of !he,.
ENLARGED NEW SCALE,
11 . 1 11/11,11 11 titttoll larg, n n.l b. cirri t- itlttitted,
tlio vvry yet
its .111.1 /1111 , 11 . 111 rpcdnr. Ity 1.•ri ,,- 11
th.• At•ti..ll, io•rf"riocr ts rim 1. 1 ,4
grtt.l.•-• fi oin 1,1./t,,,i/4 , t.t foil".
trr.'att• , t e 3-1.
'111.11.11t
! I have .•1'.'t1,.11 111 ill' alit I\III
1.2 r, 1.,,0r.61.1y w ith tuy I 11:".• .•r
• rh. „pm,. nhich
la,.. -••.1 ),,Iri• ag,
12, 111,1,y the yontillsl,l ❑ ,fTlca
!tow awl pier!: qua,' •tp . u:111 1122 , 11 ..1
IL.are 1/0..111,111..ti
iFfOlll Illtr•Illg , 111 . ., War-till/001
, •.kti alk
from um part thi• w.. 0,1 ~1
t..4.1k."
I From the \.,v nrlesnv Pie,yllne.l
toxeollenre or matt , nal, 144,3111,1 , f
kman,ltip. :mil al all f.br v
1,31113.11ey 30.1
11,11 , 01141,11,111.- Aro•
i'rt,in
- The pr.cffliar tront-tttrit ttnittlotte,ltOktto.Dl, t.,
111 , 11,1111,1t15.31, 3 lull, ttat,..al,l - 1..11 at,
t.rltti tont , . tretti frintn tiny Nv 01,11. 11.4Py, loud!)
“, Ih,,•11-ittt.•
It, Y Itat• era, iota ttlt•at.atot
tilllif•t•lo in tun,. !.at., that. :tit) Ittalit., it.
loultltt. arts invited 1.• sill att.l ~:ttntatt
-itlt•tttitti lu.a nuurol ,111,11 ar.• .al.l at
/Factor) Price,: and Warranted
JOHN 11. MELLOR,
nug'-s.datv
W. G. CHITTICIi & CO.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC 11111 GOODS,
438 Mrtrket, sluil 433 Merchant
ARE )1V RD 'EI VNG FROM EU
HOPE. their
FALL IM POR TATI 0 NS
Embracing n full assortment of goods, adapted to the
; present stltiOn. These, with their home perch: i n:es, iu
American Fabrics,
Will enable them to offer to the Trine, one of the most
attractive atocke in the market.
CASIT AND SHORT-TIME BUYERS
Are respectfully solicited to eX11.1111130 this stork before
purchu.sing. arigriellnuism
ALLEGHENY CEMETERY.
SECRETARY A,ND TREASURER'S OFFICE:
AT No. 37 FIFTH STREET;
STTERINTENDANI^S OFFICE
MADAME APOLLINE TETEDOUX!
BOARDING AM) DAY SCHOOL. FOR
-EP Totiso LIDIF-4,N0.14s Minn nazi", Pittshurgh.
This Set tool otrern to young ladies, besides a full Eng
lish course, unusual finalities to aequire the French Lan
.,mage anti Literature, the Principal, an timericmi
hay ing resided several years in France, and being ii..4st
ed by Mr. Tetedoux, ii native of Paris, and graduate of
College Charlemagne."
The second annuanie,'ilon trill open on MOnday, the
1::th of September. • •
Price of tuition by the term, 2i; French and Latin
taught without extra charge.
No pupils received ander ten years of age.
For circulars, ,ke-, apply at Mr. Melltu - 's and Mr. Davi
son's store, or at the residence of Madame Tetedmix.
augilaser2o
Fruit Jars, Fruit Jars.
CtTNNINOHAMS & CO., No. 109 WATER
HVICET, oro prepared to fill All orders, Wholesale or
IleWI, for their
PATENT PRFAF.RVING JAIL,I!
Ako, CORE JARS, with shoulders. A liberal dineount
made to the Trade. -
THE IRON .CITY TRIIgT CO .,
No. 256 Liberty street.
"DANK OF' DISCOUNT, ENICIIANUE
AND DEPOSIT.
Capital Stock S 150.000
Capital lictirescutcll, 0ver.:._...:... 1,000,000
*47,- StrocitiMum,. INtrisfriiCiar
Gold, Silver, PAZ Funds, . and.eurrenny received 00
deposit. Al,l, MONEYS anon ed to remain for is .Nre
61.121 Time, .WILL "DRAW 1NTIMII;1. 'Slight Ex
ebsithl4l>U.thd F.49trlmintJ Wisteto,iitieN e.qt,tantly
for sole to some to suit— 4...loUnerion:t "node in alt tthe•prinripal ,
in rimm - Stittes and the Cantnito
and PROCEEDS PROMPTLY. REMITTED to any de
sired point, on day of maturity.
John Moorhead, Alexander ForSyth.John Heath. Gee.
S. Head, .f. Hill. William Seibert, W. Nl'Clintock, Henry.
Hebert Anderson.
:ui,.".:acm
F. A. iIIIERSCII & SONS,
FRENCH AND
AMERICAN CONFECTIONARY,
IVholesale and Retail
I e Cream, Cake SC , 4 la Wat,r, Gmn 1 , r0Nct , ... 1 Co ,
feetions oti all 1:: - .1nths,alwayi, , a , .1,111.
iy2tl Ca sc. Clair street.
H. WHITNEY,
NOTARY I" IT 33
na FFICE at the Pittsburgh Post, Eiftdi
street, near Wood. • i y t • 103,.
1i • 1111!.)11:1: . FOLIOS, for sa e
',e7 J. R. VELDIN.
Vegetable Substitute for Calomel
BALANDETAI's EtIETAITLE UM'S' ERti,V. P ILLS
by restoring:Abe Aowels to their.original AaiN and naita
ro/aetian. gi Vest religth to tho stomneh. purify the Wood
Te.establish ,the healthy conditina of the digestive or
and tints cure .lysiwpFifl, Co coughs. rheumu-
isms, diopsies, rind Hick tress generally, whether chronic
r recent.' The celebrated Abernethy says After
acing cured the derangement of the bowels, debility
tut all diseases generally disappear ol their own nrcdra,
.yen in a short. time." The experience of a century has
established the worth of these Pills I.eyoml dispute. non
uirgativo anti-bilious medicine; anti . their ice by up
yards of .4.U00 conscientious physiciuns, and by over a
nillion of families, shows that they are supplying one of
he wants of humanily. and ore iu advance of medical
science. The el me pals, tilthotigh purely vegetable,are
now known and Okal. rsnlistilitte for calomel (14Y.
311140 producing - all Ito alterative
and other indiciations, with none of its disorganizing of--•
fi•cis upon the solids—often Crippling for life—or US-dis
tressing aetiou upon the tee:hand gums. The prepart•il
eonemitratitiii from the.same principles—the Life Addl.
Lion (PiTitla.Hydr.rWir!)
possessing the peculiar nctitin on the Seereiing organs,
of that preparation front mercury. but none of its sali
vating or Other injurious effects. Those.who have used
them• fts a line-pill mb,ti tub, or otherivise,awaril to theM
the highest praise. They come nearer ton concentrated
ii::" ' ef.tie o f Life Man anything yet made. in the way of
tee: Milne, by man. A single pill given daily, whetralt
li" P e. tuff, fled , has often restored health. In fact, they
supply an Orgallie principle to the blood, nlivay, wanting
extretne ease, of sickness. • Old people have the se
eretions of early youth restored by the Life Addition
Pills. Their vane as litepreservers isbeyenftestinutte.
Itrandreth's Vegetable Universal Pill4remove from the
bowels mid bland of a sick person the Cause of dentin •
Trio Alaimo:it Puts AUPPLY TOE ORGANIC ,NECF,SITY or
Tilt I lniti9T4l.llT—the !tinnily globules of vegetable PA
2•0110 e, of whitil i Pthey are but the concretion. have their
4 - art , 11fIltarpart iu the vitt] ' , lobules of the blood. And
fro.,, a be aye does the blood derive its life. the globules?
verily from the same source from whence Dr.tranili - eth
derives the life principle of the Life Addition Pills—from
the ti table Ix ingdon, ! ,
'lle-, pills. make the Universal. are warranted pure
ly roger:tole. netaikil r,,poetivel at and rem soots.
Physicians and the public supplied by the gross. or sin
gle box. ut No. it Canal street, Itrandretlis Principal
°Me, by - fliriums ftedpath. No. 'Xi Diamond street'
Pittsburgh, P.a., and by nil respectable dealers in medi
et es. • jenlmotw
TRUTHS THAT DEFY CONTRADICTION.
head the following, rack in relation tn. (Irian
EX , Cf Hair /nn, and flan, say if it ht. an e;1 1 / a l intho
WOl-14
It neither burns the skin nor hair. -
I t
colors every hair alike.
•
It, blacks and browns are nature's duplicates.
It is applied in a few minutes.
It leaves a gloss upon the hair. -
It is more permanent than other Lyes.
It contains no corrosive in;;redient,
And lastly, its inventor challenges a trial hetween this
Dye and any other in e4stence. whether of native or
femign origin. Sold everywhere, and applied by
Dressers. Ca1u5r.,...0, No. 6 Astor flog„•. Ncu , York.
GEO. ti. KEYSEII, Agent,
augtn:ffelkw Pittn,urgh.Pa.
TO NEW CASTLE BT CANAL.
Ti pA5,...a0,;(;E1L4 tiois,; TO NEW CASTLE
11,.. - / ANI Nollrr.l..tiF THAT PLACE.—Yon will not
forget that the daily line of Pneket, between New Castle
twit New Brig lito7“ , t ill eonneet with the accommodation
train. on the and with the en ti, a. , at. New
Brighton. By going by thta route von will save time and
Tingley, hilt is a great gbieet a, the present time,
ae
money is ',ave.., and the (root lh - LA done great 41:m1;1g°
je2s:::m.d
CII:(TLAIt.—The are trarc.ucting
a General Foreign and llcinestle Shipping and
Corranission liusiney , , in this city. and hard leased the
nets and fire-pn,of ‘Varelinuse. Ne. 57 West 2intt ~ t reet.
where they ere prepared to receive •ut sett Foreign
and Doine,ne Goods of all kinds, and offer the usual
facilities on nil emcugurnents to their address.
• . .
In the Mt:ant - nom of Shipping, a long expertenert
arrant, u, iu rants tint :111nonems re
nting to Ves.stits and Cargoes Will be promptly attend
•.l to.
•
We confidently offer our Fervice..i in all the variot
department, of a C.111111,,•131 .
CURRY. 'NEPHEW /4 CO.
Baltimore, February,lBs%—mriltf
GEO. BLETCHIER,
GOSSAMER VENTILATING WIG
ELASTING BAND TOUPEES,
AND EVERT DreCIIICTD. , N EF
Ornamental Hair for Ladiex and Gentlemen
LONG Br, DUFF,
DEALERS IN MANILLA, HEMP, COrros Am, Jull•
CO It DA t 4 E,
oAfinl, TAR, 'Trull AND IZI)SIN
DUCK, AND HEAVY Dl2ll.l.l7sZki.
No. 90 rect.
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
M:\ or. To ~I:I'EN, OR SI )1,1 1 FROM THE su ELVES
A L.ARGE STOCri OF
COMMERCIAL STATIONARY.
P R. I - INT T I N G-
T. cmculArt.R, P.ILLS
L11 , 1,N4 P \MPH LETS.
STONE WATER PIPES,
etil I
n I pos.-
It :In
Prices from Twelve to Thirty Cts. per Foot
ROCHESTER PEARL STARCH,
HENRY H. COLLINS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
BE M 0 V ALE. •
C. lIITSSEY & CO., have removet
their new topper Warehotn , e, No. %; Ftftt
Street, in the New Iron Front Mock, three doors wee
of Wood.
Braziers' Bolt and Sheathing , Copper
Pressed Copper Bottoms, Locomotive Tithing, Raised
Still Bottom and Flats of 01l Sizes, Brass Kettles, Sheet
and other Brass, Spotter, Copper, Solder, Copper Rivets,
etc. Dealers in Block Tin, Tin Pinto, Least Wire, Sheet
Zinc, Antimony, Sheet Iron, Tinnerst Tools, Ac.,
MINIATURE PIANOS.
rF . 14,11 JUST RECEIVED Ofe
-FROM THE
MANTTFACTORY IN PHILADELPHIA
Two supEittog
MINIATURE PIANOS. •
They are perfect models of neatnieui and eominetness
of form, we well we sweetnes, of tone. The polite are re
spectfully invited to call and examine.
H. KLEBER, & BRO., No. 53 Fifth street,
se:l Sole Agent for the Miniature Pianos.
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST
(4.- E. WARNER. Pre,ident.
It C. SCHMER'I%. atAlier.
3pecial iofkcs.
rind Blue-Pill.
313nticaeturer of the Celebrated
NO. Gri MARKET STREET,
iTrrsilirrtGri. PA
rairsT CLAss
OP ALL STYLES AND SIZES,
.1. R. WELDIN.
an 1C4,-1 ;•!fl,i. new . Fourth
TERRA coTTA. OR
Fnom TWO TO SIX INCH CALIBRE.
Fur tale Wholesale at 31anofacgtrers Prices by
BREESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, FISH,
AND PRODI 7 CE GENERALLY.
No.• 25 `noon ST., PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH COPPER ROLLING MILL.
C. G. HUSSEY & CO.,
Vann facturers of
No. 37 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
AW Sheet Copper cut to any pattern
Lithographic Establishment in the City.
Will. SCHIJCIIMAN,
PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHER
CORNER THIRD AND MARKET STREETS,
LUFF'S COLLEGE BUILDINGS,
PITTSBW2O H. PA
jy2l.ly2p
T HAVETIHS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
with me. Mr..J. DELLOW in the Undertaking bIlSi-
DCSS, which will hereafter be conducted under the name
nod style of Lemon R bellow. JAMES LEMON.
ALM nErlow MUSS LZIIO3.
'Undertaking in all its Branches.
LEMON & DELLOW,
No. 118 Fourth Streeti
ARE PREPARED TO DO UNTIERTAK
hNd, in all its branches, in the hest manner,
at prices to suit the times.
w„ call special attention to FISK'S NEW STYLE
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, for the sale of
which they are sole agents in this city, and of which
we keep constantly on hand ^ complete assortment. AS
regards beauty of shape anti finish, they excel all others. Funerals will be supplied with Heivses, Horses and
Carriages promply, and at lower rates than any other
establishment in this city. Guaranteeing to render sat
isfaction, they solicit .1 , cOntinlltawe of the patronage
heretofore so liberally extended to the old firm. (apIS
S. GRAY & SON.,
DRAPIERS AND TAILORS,
No. 52 St. Clair street,
DATER BAGS-12 different sues; for sale
by leefl J. E. WELDER
cAnsurance.
CITY AM) COUNTY INSPIIANCE COMPANY.
NOTICE IS 111..11E1',V GIVEN THAT,
in Isllr,ll'lllt, Of fill il.-I of .‘,F,1111.1y 1,4141111.! them
to, and the Charter or im-orp,,,tioo, :,pprz,ved April
iith.ls:,9. Book, Ili rei.t.lTl• ,tit...r,p11,,t t , , the Captl.al
Stork of the City and rlllllily 11 , -Illiilit, Company ht . the
eity of A Ileittiviiv, will r4 , olitin at the iitTiee ht PETER
PETERS , iN.Fe.ieraI ,trect. All,f,liyo,ll MelS IIA V. the
11th Of July. 311 CI he ealliillilt.4l 1111 ill the {1 hate numher
o f .harei :ire suh , cri).•.l, from 9 ...el,,et, 1 M , to ,I
'elosk. P. M., each day.
Josiah ging,
Item' Irwin, • .
Peter Peterson, •
0.0. Craig,
James u ld,
James in,,on,
C. Yeag,td,
Samuel Gorndy, • • -
• inha A. Sonic,. - •
John W. Riddle.
Samuel Lindsay, Jun
M. Boreland;
I I. M. Ernie,
R. W. Poindexter, • •
jaines hal:. Jun..
IL Lent Shield...
jytldE, . .
GREAT WESTERN
Insurance and Trust tlonipanl.
TI W Y
FFICE TN-CIPAN'g
1,„ J 403 WALNUT ST., PITILAM LPITI t. CHARTER PER
PETUAL
Authorizea Capitnl, - - - - - 8500,000.
STATEMENT. MAY IS, 1003.
CAPITAL— Paid in and se emrely inve.led VSG,4OO 00
ASSETS, MAY lq,
CAsir—Ou hand and in Bank 212-'570 two
In liantlsof Agentm 6.c4.17 17 -
---$ 19;-1,7 011
49,000 On
Real Estate orne 11 y the Compal
Et, tids Mortgages—beating six :aid me von
per cent. interest
Debi., due the Company. well secured
Stock—Par value
receivable for loans, he., not yet matured
All other securities
Adjusted, not yet due—
Unatiyusted
Avratung proof
All other claims
NORTHERN
ASSURANCE COMPANY
NO. 1, MOORGATE STREET, LON-DON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1836
IMME!
PAID UP CAPITAL AND SU I:PLUS,
A.N.NUAL REVENUE, for die year
ending Junuary 31, .......
THIS COMPANY INSURES AGAINST
Loos or Damage by Fire, ahnont every description
of Property.- The Rate, of Prilui:tel riff lin,teratc, and,
in all canon, based upon the character of the owner or
occupant, and the m - • ' the risk.. .
Lbosen promptly m and paid without reference
to London. A iipceir ancut • fund proritlal in Phila
dziphin for palancot a in this country. •
rrreli; IS YITTSIATAIII;
Messrs. :famed .311 r Co., 174 Wood street;
" John Flo , .. 173 Wood street;
Brown & rrieks, 193 Liberty street
• D. Gregg 0 Wood street;
" IVilson. - 4 Co., 1.4 Wool street;
• James M'Candlitss & Co.. 103 Wood street
" Flmiek & Co.. 93 Water street;
• B. A. Faltnestook & Co.. First and Wood sts.;
• ins. Woodwell & Second and Wood sts.;
• Atwell. Lee & Cm.. 8 Wool Street;
Blrn•h Held & Co., Fourth and Musket streets
" I.lflCandless, Means & Co., Woodtutd Water Ms
BEFELENCES or rnmitimatimi.
George U. Stuart. Esq.. 13 Bank street; • -
Messrs. Myers. Cloglolrn 1132 Markel, street;
ee Ca., =South Front street;
311Mteheen 4 Frimt :mil New streets
" Sniith, Williams & Co.. 513 Market street;
• James Graham & Co., LU and .;12 Letitia street
Joseph B. 31itehell, Esq., President 31:iehames flank
James Dunlap. Eso., Pre,slent tirnion Bank:
lion W. A. Porter, lato Judge Supreme Cond.
JAMES W. MlROTT.;:tgelit.
Tem potary 011itte. 103 WO .st
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO.,
OF PITTSBURGH:
•
016'1.'1C:1:1—No. 37 Fifth Street, Bar& Block. .
T.ICUR AI; i NST ALL BIND OF
FIRE AND MARINE
ISAAC .1, INES, JOHN.D. MeefißD,
Prosoient ; D. M. BOOK, Secretary; Capt. WILLIAM T
DEAN, Goma,' Ago nt.
Drn.r.cror.s-1,,,u• Jont,. C. G. Flnssry, Harvey Childs,
Capt. It C. t:r.ty. Jot; a A. B. L. Fahnestook. John
D.'mccord, isa.. M. Po; noel:. R. P. :Stefan)* Capt. Wm.
E=Ml
:in. Tht.s. la vi tny2S
DEILAINWA RE NI UT IVA IL
INSURANCE COMPANY
INCI >11P(')I1 AT El) 111 ET. EGISLA
rn7RE uF P1.11,11(1:41.VAN1A,1.5115.
OFFICE S. E. 0,T;..71* ET: THIRD D IVA Lyurs TS
PHILADELPHIA.
Marine Insurance.,..
ON VE. , SEI.S, 1
cArh:o, To all parts of the world
FREIGHT,
INLAND INSURANCES .
On Goods, by River. Canals. Lakes. and land Carriages
to all parts of the Om en.. , ,
FIRE INSURANAI. I Ita
On ililerehandise generally. .
ou Stores, Muses, etc., etc.
ASSETS OP THE CO P A% Y,
jiovr.n nix 1,1033.
Bonds. Mort. es, and Real Estate $ 71.363 rz
Philadelphia %le 6 ti cent. Dian 10:044 00
PC1113.211 Nlllll3 aurae Loans ......... 1541.12.1 00
United States Treasury 30.1.12. 50
Railroad 014 cent. Mortgage Bends. ..... ...—...00
Stocks in Railroads, Gas and-Insurance OW-. 25,362 50
Bills Receivab1e..............- ......
Cash on hand
Balance in hands of Agentss. Premiums on)-
Marine Policies recently issifeil, and other Gips 14
debts due the C0mpany.........-......... )
. _
Wm. Martin, Samuel E. Stokers
Edmund A. Sunder, J. F. P.:ink:Bra,
Theophil us PauWin !: . Henry Sloan.
John R. Penrose, Edward Varlington.
John C. Davis, H. Jones Brooke.
James Traquair, Spencer Mllraine,
Wm. Ev - re, Jr., 'lllem 11-`1 C. Eland,
James C. Hand, Robert Barton,
Wm. C. Ludwig, Jacob P. Jones,
Joseph H. Seal, James B-APFarlatd
Dr. R. H. llriston, Joshua P. E! . re,
Geo. G. Lieper, Jobe It. Suri,:-1.. , .. Pitt
Hugh Craig. D.T. Momlo,:. "
Charles KClley, J. T. Logaii,-
~.• WILLIAM MARTIN, I'leSiticM.
TROS C. EAU, Vice Pre4l.l._:ii.
EILVILT Ln.strmr, Secretary.
, P..A. MADEIRA, Agent.
deM • No. 95 Water street. Pirtsi.urti
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. R 9 CHESNUT STREET,
oppositz the Custom's Mouse,
WILL MAKE ALL. KINDS ofr INSU
RANCE, either Pert)otiial or Limited; on every
description of Property or Merchando.e, at fea,onable
rates of premium.
ROBERT P. RING, President:-
M. W. BALDWIN. Vico Pr4.....iident,
IditECTORS:
Joseph S. Paul,
John Clavtin4;
wilor;*.
Charles 13ayes,
E. B. English,
P. B. Savers,
C. Sherman.
Magargee, •
F. Secretary
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
Of. Pittsburgh. . •
'No. 63 Pourth Street
Dira.:croßs.
Jacob Painter, - Maly Pattemon, I. Grier ti.pronl,
C. A. Colton, . Tuma9 II: Hopkins. A. Casrier,
Henry Sproul,. Voeglitly, Cluoree W.Smith.
A. J. Jones, Wade Thenipto • ,Rolaad. Patrick.
Chartered Capita1_. . .....5300.000
FIRE ANI) MARINE RISIi9 .TAXEN,. or :tll do
scriptions.
OFFICEM :
A. A. CA111111.:R.. President_ ,
1. 611:11111/ SPROUL. Seerelary. • [jAl:ly
Pittsburgh Insurance .- Company,
NO. 96 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH,
ROBERT GALWAY, Pre,illenti
ALEX. Pdt.WL.F.Y; Vice President.
F. A. RINEHART, Seerei:u.y. _ _
. , .
Inintritti again s t BULL AND ,CARGO RISKS, on
the Ohin and Mississippi Risers and tiihnhiries, and
MARINE RISKS generally. trt.
Audatrainst. loss and titunage ty Fire,tanAttrainst. the
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transpor
tation.
- - ...,„
P' , ..1-ort:Galway, eamuel .I'Cltirlzan,
.1.0te1.1. P. (tazmm, ?t. It., 'Jolal Steot 1, ' ,
Jaznits Mar-Itall, I , avid itteheY.
James W. Ilailman, Cittirles...-trbuthuot,
Altmander 'trolley, J. Ll,Lleell,
John Fulletion, N. P. liar'.
R. liol.iuson, Itoltort II: Hartley.
William Cara . ItItl:111. t re::,
Western Insurance - Coniliany,
OF I'ITTSI3URGIL
GEORGE DARSIE, Prt,ident
F. M. ICIORI.p.N, Sceretury
No.tr..! Water street, iripang.t
up stairs.) PittAnirgh.
Will insure auuinsf all kinds of FH E Anil - MARINE
: ISKS. . .
A Home institution managed 11 Itirecktrs who are
well known in the community, and who are determined,
by promptness and Idsmtity. to maintain the eharacter
which they have assumed, 3:1 uttering tlle best protec
tion to those who desire to be
Al 111.,UrVa..
ASSETS, RIL ank, 11 4 39.: •
Stock Account,
Mortgage-
Office furniture._...._
Open Accounts, etc
Vai , ll
Preinintu Notes_ ..........
Notes and kills discounted
D111201.0E8.
George Darsie, R. Mill •r. Jr
J. W. Butler George IV.. Jael - sen,
James Alex:Speer.
Andrew Ackley, Wm. 3.leKnight.
Nathaniel liohneri,
D. M. Long,• • Wm. IL Smith,
Q. VI. Rit Mr 4
L. Grnharn,
Finer,
John liirroioglkaTo.,
Win. P. Nn.
Julio ,
John SaropFon,
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