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VOLUME XVII.
the Alibi Post.
JAMBS P. BARR,
EDITOR AieD PROP EI
Maus r---Duily, Five Dollars per year, etrietly iu ad
Vance. Weekly, Single subsenptiona Two Dol
lars per year; in Clubs of the, One Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Departure and Arrival of Passenger
Trains.
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.)
Leave Pittsburgh. Crestline. Ft- Wayne
Express Tram 1205 A. M. 6,50 A. M. 101 P. M
Mail Train.— 6:50 A. M. ..
Express yram.... 12.150 P.!iL 8:43 P. M. 2:30 A. M
Express,.
Arrive at Chicago
6,47 P. M. I Express,....- ..... .8,17 A. M
Returning, a rive at Pittsburgh
Mail, 8:25 P.M. I ExpresS, 330 P. M. I Express, 220 A. Ti!
(From Federal Street Station, Allegheny.)
New Brighton Accommodation.. 0:30 A. M. 5:23P. Ti!
4 4
.. 6:05 A.-M. Ltio P.lll
Pcnnsy/vania Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
- M
Express Tram 9:05 P. M. 12:45 P.ll.
ad• "
—Nast Line 2:5u A. M. 11:50 P. tile
4:23-P. M. - 1 4 1:i A. M.
The Joh4laton-mWyrrPtcuenger
—Train 6..04. M. 1:10 P. M.
Johns-town Accommodation-.... 250 P. M. 11.00 A. M.
iirst Turtle Creek ' 11:20 A. M. 6:50 A. 51
Second " " " -.... 4:30 P. M. 12:30 A. M.
Third" 6:20 P. M. 6:15 P. 51 .
Atrburgh and Cbunelettiße Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
Mail ?rain.. 7,00 A. M. 6:15 P. M
Express Train 4:30 P. M. 8:45 A. 51
Clertland and Patstrurgh Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
Express Train 12_15 A. If. 2.40 A. M.
ail Train 6.25 A. SI. 4.00 P. M.
asst 1.05 P. 51. 6.30 P. 51
.Wellsville Accommodation 5.00 P. M. 11.00 A. 51
Retsburgh, Cteunds, and Cincinnati Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves Pitts. Columbus. Arr. in Cm.
Fast Line 12.15 A. 51. 8.00 A. 51. 11.30 A. 51
Express Train.. 105 P. Al. 130 A. M. 7.30 A. ,
Murder and Lynch Law at Mound City
illhoois
. The St. Louis papers bring us the particulars
of a murder and the summary execution of the
murderer at Mound City. Illinois_ The cir
cumstances of the parties to tee killing were as
follows, as detailed by a correspondent of the
_Democrat
"On Saturday night last, a desperado of
considerable notoriety in that locality, named
James Vaughn, in company with one of the
operatives at Goodloe s foundry, name un
known, got on a spree and became inebriated
to a considerable extent. Subsequently, the
two fell in- - wtih a carpenter or machinist from
Pennsylvania, by name John K. Charles, sim
ilarly afflicted. They continued together, and
in the course of the evening, or of the evening's
conversation, there seems to have been a clash
of opinion between Vaughn's companion and
Charles; resulting in a clash of arms—boots and
Eats. They closed, and in the ensuing strug
gle, Charles proving himself the more sober
'man, got rather the better of the foondryman,
observing which, Vaughn, who stood by, drew
his pistol and deliberately shot Charles through
the heart, killing him instantly. Vaughn
instantly - disappeared, and crossing to Ken
- tacky, fled. He was pursued, however, Sun
day, by officers, who overtook him about ten
miles below Cairo. He was armed with a gun,
which he presented, but was, nevertheless,
captured' without difficulty, taken back to
Mound. City and lodged in jail, to await an ex
amination. Late Saturday - night a crowd
gathered, went to the jail, and armed with a
loges a battering ram, effected an entrance,
and taking Vaughn out, notified him that 15
minutes would be generously allowed him to say
his prayers and attend to any other matters he I
chose, preparatory to having his " mortal coil
shuffled off." Hardly appreciating the reality
of the thing at first, his cries when the truth
began to break upon him were heartrending—
increasing in force and piteousness as the stolid
indifference of his captors showed how fixed
was their purpose for blood, and how surely the
'retribution for his villainy was at hand. Neither
prayers nor cries could defer the appointed
time however, and at the minute he was run up
a tree by the excited throng, where he hung
till he was dead. He was left hanging till
next morning, when he was cut down by some
of his friends and taken away. The thing was
done determinedly, and at the scene of blood
there seems to have been general unanimity of
feeling. The appearance of his father, an in
dividual enjoying considerable notoriety in the
same way as his son, and his companion of
Saturday night, had well nigh cost them their
lives, and they made themselves scarce sud
denly."
Da. SCHENCK NOW IN THE CITY.--This
distinguished physician and auscultator is now
in this city, to examine and prescribe for pa
tients troubled with Pulmonary Consumption
or any other Lung disease. The invention of
Respinometer has enabled him to do this:
and besides he has had an experience of over
twenty years in the treatment of these diseases.
Any of our readers who desire to consult him,
can do so until Saturday evening of this week,
beyond which period he cannot possibly re
main, as his practice in Philadelphia will re
quire his attention. Dr. Schenck has visited
Pittsburgh at the urgent solicitation of several
persons who desirelPhis services, otherwise he
would not have come. The present, there
fore, is the only, and a most favorable oppor
tunity to consult him—a better than which will
not soon be afforded. He may be found at
any time during the present week at the office
of the Drug Store of Dr. Keyser, 140 Wood
street. His price for examination with the
Respinometer is three dollars—advice in other
respects free. Any person not able to pay for
an. examination will be attended to free of
charge.
• BOOS, MONBETS AND GOATS.-A good
audience assembled at the Pittsburgh Theatre,
last evening, to witness the performances of
Sig. Donetti it Col. Wood's Burlesque Circus
Troupe, composed of monkeys, gnats and dog..
The performance was unique and very enter
taining; the animals exhibited a high degree of
training, and all present seemed to enjoy the
Antics of this singular companY. Many of their
teats are truly astonishing, and it would seem
almost impossible that they can be performed
without the aid of reason.' The feats of Jug
gling and Balancing by the Greek Rhigas were
not the least entertaining part of this quaint
exhibition. They appear again this evening,
and to-morrow afternoon and night. Every
one should go and see them.
TARGET MATCH. —The annual match for the
medal presented by the Washington Infantry
to the volunteers of Allegheny county, came off
on Wednesday as previously announced. The
medal was won by J. L. Gill, of the Pennsyl
vania Infantry, his string, with three shots,
measuring twenty-four and three-sixteenth
inches. The next best was by Samuel Cham
bers, of the Jefferson Guards. The best single
shot was made by Samuel Long, of the Wash
ington Infantry, who put his ball within one
inch and one-half of the centre. Lieut. W. B.
.Negley presented the medal to the winner.
The Jackson Independent Blues also contend
ed fox" the Scott Legion medal with good sac
etas. pie festivities of the day were concludes}
with drilling exercise and a dinner.
Si EIII3ENVILLY COUNTEItry.ITEILS. —At
Steubenville. B. F. Shane, pharles toucher,
and Stephen Liggett bad preliMinaryfiearings
before John P. Oliver, B. Commissioner,
on Tuesday. The evidence against the parties
was sufficiently strong to warrant the Commis
lioner to bind them over to appear at the next
term of the U. S. District Court for Northern
Ohio. Shane in the sum of $2,000, Goucher
$2,500 and Liggett $2,000. Shane and Goucher
gave bail. Liggett failing to do so, was re
manded and sent forward to the Ravenna
county jail, where other prisoners from Jeffer
son county are awaiting their trials.
PRESETTYRIiO7.—The presbytery or%.lle
gheny, meets in the basement of Dr. Rogers'
church, on Wednesday next, at n o'clock, A.
-td consider the application of Dr. - Guthrie
and his -congregation, late of the Reformed
Presbyterian church, to unite with the United
Presbyterian church. Two other congrega
tions having notified the Reformed Presbyte,
ry of their determination to withdraw, will
probably apply for admission to the Allegheny
'reebytery of the U. P. church.
Court of Quarter Sessions.
Before Judges M'Clure, and Parke
THURSDAY, Oct. 13th.
OCTOBER has been ushered in with smiles and
sunshine, but ere long winter will commence
his dreary reign over us. And then in those
days when
The assault and battery cases of Samuel and
Jemima Mason and Mary Ann Slim, on trial
yesterday, were concluded this morning. The
jury found Samuel Mason and Mary Ann Slim
guilty and acquitted Jemima Mason. Mason
was tined one dollar and costs and Slim sir and
a fourth cents and costs.
"Nature sleeps se pure and white
She seems a corse in winding sheet.,
Whosehappy soul has gone to meet
The blest angelic train."
May our hearts retain their warmth, and our
minds turn honestly and cheerfully to our less
fortunate brethren, by whom the approach of
this season Is observed with trembling and ap
prehension. Let us, then, remember the poor,
and forget not that of all Christian virtues the
greatest is charity.
- -
John Burnett plead guilty to stealing three
horses, one from R. H. Patterson, one from R.
L. Allen and one from Neil Briceland.
Commonwealth vs. John Ciscow ; indict
ment, receiving stolen goods. Defendant re
sides at Port Perry and purchased a cow Irons
Charles Way, which Henry Freeman, of
McKeesport, hnd lost. The Commonwealth
did not make out a case and the defendant
was acquitted.
POST OFFICE AFFAIRS. -MO POSISIIIISI,Or
General has issued the following orders rela
tive to Pennsylvania: —Change site of Tyrone
Mills, Fayette county, and appoint William
H. Colton postmaster, in place of Hugh Chain,
moved away. Offices discontinued—Wexford,
Allegheny county: Breckenridge, Clearfield
county; Narkonks, Bradford county; Venice,
Washington count'. ppointpenta,-Wrn.
Yager postmaster 'at •linger;Town, Dauphin
.county, vice Daniel Mayer, reigned; Johnston
McElroy, postmaster at Murraysville, West
moreland county,Nrce Josiah Harvey, resigned.
Alexander Chambers, indicted for assault
and battery on James Stewart on the 22d of
August last, in the Second Ward, Allegheny,
where the parents of the parties, both mere
boys, reside. It appeared from the evidence
that Chambers put his band through a broken
pann.ofghis.s.W.tireir, window of Mrs, Stowart's
store,- When her son struck him with a stick.
Chambers then took the stick and struck Stew
arkthree times. Tltliaccused was found guilty
and sentenced to pay the costs.
It being proved that Matthias Swartz, nfthe
Fifth Ward, had made threats against the life
of his wife, he was bound in $2OO to keep the
peace.
THE return judges meet in the Court Houso
at eleven o'clock, to-dap, to give in the official
returns of the late election.
Tlt EC "Lost bill ease" will come up in the
District Court, to-morrow. The evidence as
taken by the Conlin issioncrm will be introduced.
Frederick Hahn, indicted for maintaining a
'nuisance in the shape of a slaughter house and
hog yard near East Lane, Third - Ward, Alle
gheny, on oath of Mrs. Susan Weiland. The
testimony showed that defendant butchered in
the yard attached to the slaughter i 101.150, that
the blood ran down the gutters of East Lane,
creating a horrible stench, obliging citizens to
keep their doors and windows closed He al,o
throws blood arid entrails into troughs in the
ygrd, the odor front which was very offensive
Several witnesses testified that the smell witF,
not disagreeable, and that defendant kept his
premises clean. On trial.
Wsi. B. NEGLEv ha; been elected First
Lieutenant of the Pennsylvania Infantry.
GEORGE V . SMITH,
BREWER, MALTSTER, AND ROP DEALER
Vitt Street, Yllt.burgb
IT A \ - Itii; 4:f OMM ENt 'ED BREWING
Per the ,g 1.4.4.1. 1 am !row prepared P. (urn .11 my
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~ I TERIOR ARTICLE (11-
Court of Common Pleas.
Befory Judges Maynard and Adam,
TransDAT, Oct. 13th. 1859
In ndditint to my regliLir Lnwd, . 1 Rm marinfii,tur
ing Very FLNE FLAVORED BITTER ALE put up in
family usr ,
Thi* iv); ritlty a delightful Leverug, o, 1110.111)
rciio:nrnc cried by the m^dic.l Lkatty. for invalid
A Mlld, r.ourahing 104, IA r , 4.111,..i I L.vo m)
celk.brat.',l
In tho case of Coursin vs. Miller, action to
recover rent due plaintiff, the jury returned a
verdict for Coursin, in the sum of $lO O .
Mary Ann NichoLs, by his next friend, Julio
F. Duff, vs. John Nichols; libel in divorce, on
the ground of cruel and barbarous treatment
Verdict for respondent.
oxerthard etux. vs. Philip Shaw; action for
rent and damages. On trial.
%VHF-ELI:4G 13OTTLKI) ALEN,
CJo.t,totly orl 114,1.1. ot - 1,1-4;1o,! of KENNETT Itlrrt:lt
AND CNA Et_IRTER ANL, Si °LIT
l'avlcittzto. meta W ttul , I.rt tho c ty. eugll:Ctn
ErliANlcS' INSTITUTE_—' I h1?~h11tl1tlt1ull,
tLe .hloh I. .t.r hall( f,it by Air citizen,
e= uou op,t, 1114.1, , p,r,hteirJene..
Jael - m - in .1, , ht,0n. in the Lafayette Ell
acct It I • de.tune.l f,r the rcrpa , l l / 8 1
ii.. 116nuf.2.til
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of fee ri
I , r it...ge infortmhen ehttrn , . th,
01 inauntry, e,ther by , •t - inno.shon of ' , Ample.. .1
Thu , n In rung ameles brioy
thr public trth haul it gm.ul y 1.. 11,0il
*1- The p,t.he are 1 - 0.-I.,•thilly alru,d to riwt thf
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THE COSMOPOLITAN Any AsSOCIATIoN ---
Messrs. Hunt & Miner have been appointed
Agents for Allegheny county, for this associa
tion. Its design, as our readers are aware. is
to encourage the taste for the fine arts in this
country, and to act as a medium between ar
tists and the public,for the distribution of their
works. The cost of membership is $3, which
entitles the subscriber to receive The Cosmop
olitan Art Journal for a year, and also a splen
did engraving. The subscribers are al,. ,mti•
tied to admission to the Gallery of PaintingL
No. 648 Broadway, N. Y. The drawings of
the association take place once a year, and
thousands of dollars worth of tine paintings,
the work of the best artists, are annually dis
tributed by lot, to subscribers all over the coun
try. Among the prizes for the present year,
the splendid original painting of Shakspeare
and his Friends, which ',ne time since was ex
hibited at J. J. Cillu‘pie's, in this city. It
a most rare work of art, and valued at $lO,OOO.
of this beautitul picture, a large and splendid
engraving has been made, a copy of which is
presented to each subscriber. These have al
ready been received by ,Messrs. Hunt A: Miner.
Thus for the small sum $?.. you may obtain a
valuable Art Journal, an engraving certainly
cheap at $5, and a chance of winning some one
of the splendid pictures or other works of art.
which will be distributed to subscribers. There
should be - at least 3,000 subscribers from Alle
gheny county, and Hunt & Miner are ready to
receive there and issue them certificates.
HEATINer ii STEAM as tt tegimun irk/ 111
the SC.71:1111lnilk. 111.1(1 , 1% perfirel itetron of their iirilf•
regulatittg nirtelunti, tieoredrii) ia furl, ant the
title attentri ucev,...ry L • cid ....1,11.0,41.11,,AR1f0r1AL1V,
we give tilt, cortilicute
, urrie,,irrie,i to & 01,ir pLao of lieuttnir
strarri the -1,04..1 Ward rietexiivi the etty of
401 whit I'M, 11,4 our approval, and W.
14r,111 , 1 rek ., .llllCLlti 0,11 to tt, gite entire
Fixteliwtiou of heating Lv iitearri
Jr John MairAtill, Jr. M. ieurge
John I. %V.li•el. Director,
DAV N A PHILLIPS,
Liazta,,,,,l,fr. Palm), Plum/A, 1 .. .4).1 Lk 1..• Founders.
l'uLti, 1, corm daerzy!um (4,/ PLer,..re,
tin, f 7 WOO t w 4 119 F'int
detaklyta•
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r LTEII . 31ENTZZIt, f arid
I Ira :one nnal V. 1,114. 1 .11111,1 (;!Ilfivr-, I left .t Lmlr
, linp on Fon rth arr.-..t near Mai..e, IS. eM
wal be protnia.ly alieod
ud. *lna
ANDENHOFF'S REA DINuS. -- Mr. George
Vandenhotl gave the first 91 his readings
before the Young Mens' Mercantile Library
Association at Lafayette Hall, lust evening,
to quite a large audience. The evidence of his
capacity and popularity as a reader Is in the
fact that a large proportion of his audience
were those who attended his first readings here
His subject last evening was, '. Hamlet," an
analytical discourse, with readings from that
fine production, and the ellia-t with which they
were rendered stamp him as a fine elocution
ist and a studied orator. This evening he gives
a lecture on the purposes of comedy, with read
ings from Shertidan's "Critic." We trust he
may have a full audience, such a one as hi
merits entitle him to expect.
Srom Atli prepare!. thn element . ~r
tla.lale and I .1 . 11 .1 , 0, the
I.ver ro. I -thr, ~•zat,ort .I.••ca-, atr thf.
rv.uit I. tto , rot,r , mew!, ~r
th”. hard :Op pervOlV , l 13' te. , t 11L.1
Ari .111 tir-t 41,1 010,
[too; to Is. dr.ne., to a , lllllll/ 'tor a Kutoh all
Wroelly on flu" au
anal mach terry For tl - I,+ purpoae INV ran ,L0119,14,tit1)
twornmett.l Dr .1 11 11, TETTF.It's CELEBILATEI.
ST“MACII rtirt . ERS 1. ring a,. an Alt:rat:v.. :MA
101/11 , it ht - rengthaa , the 0n.1..
to.n of tt.i. 411.1111,1.11 Wyo. roglitanty to tho
For sole by IN 0ea..e41• aTel ger...W:llly
mks - m . I7ER a SMITH,
Manufacture, arid Proprietor.,
No 68 Water. and 69 Front street.
WINES. ---
caaea ( 1100,1 quart. Clianipagn"
4. pt. alto de
hem Ilcalsou•k's ;it, do do
10 to do
10 do Pouchy pts.an,l LPr.;net ‘ie
5 .10 1,
40 4., 0,10
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10 ;14; Lash,,.,' 171.1-4.1,
IS do d,. .iliwed ;1..
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ithae4 UILLGIt.I RIt'h}.:TSGN.
lop EF I N .;11(i A IL
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W do do coarse lailvented
10 do d i tote 10
.0 do Penna A codee curled
lit .to do II do do do
5 do do C )(Row do
lu etote, and landing, and for sale by
111.L1.111 R HICELTSG.N.
BAYARD 'FA IA 'lv:, NEW NvoRK
Levels tit litre, and Ift,sia.: 1 vol. 12 mo.
Silvia's World,' Crime. srlis•li the law d o e s riot re a ct,
'oe Shelley Memornds. edited by Lady Shelley
Idyls of the King, by 1 ennyson
Michelet's lava L'Aumur, tie...lewd by Palmer
Sparks horn a Locomotiv. by Belle Britt on
Acadia or a Month Among the Film. Noses
Adam Bede. by Uenrg,- Eliot.
Ur.Thorne. by Anthony Tr.,ild l .-
rhe Bern Edna, ;ilea . work,. 1., Anth o ny.
Walter '1 hot ,ley, a Peet; al the Pie,
'rile Laird of Norlaw.
Life of Douglas Jerrold, by h e . Sot;
The Martyred - Illustrate.l etch cote.
stracklan.l's queen of Rowland. s
Copeland', Hand-lbedt; of Country Lite.
ael2 KA lit . 1.4. Wood ntref I
EI ' lIAN We in
,to tho mto”tioo of ,•taintry dealers making their
fall joilretlfL.e. to Our larks, I....;rtnient
Stythattrd Miseellemeed, Rooks.
School Beek , . and School Stationery,
I,tter and Note Paver,
Lettot sad Note Eon elope
Fancy and Staple Stationery.
Straw, hay and :11 riptik p a p er ,
bind toll at., I; 01 artu,e, , t , hoc. win site
prepared t., ~1101 41 jolt,. that cannot fail to Itte.t.
OVEN K.t V it( Wund atreet
N DR! ES _
1L.7 the bags Itio Coffee.
211 pockets Java ;10.,
idds. Gushed Sugar,
Or, finds choice New t west.. Sugar,
30 `. good Sutrar,
100 half chests V 11. and Black Tea.
25 " Gunpowder Tea;
IA) bhls Golden Syrup;
lob boles Varlulln 1 41111 d, Tobile;;;;;
5u kegs B; Carl, Soda:
For sale by 1" , 221 WM. H. SMITH it Cu.
1 3IE WOOD S"I'AT lON, PEN ' K.ft .k.
—For side. a two-story Lwellmg House, pleasantly
.itinited on the Eastern Turnpike, and near the above
station. contains S rooms, hall and po.l cellar; In well
finished and in good brder. Two acres of land, hand
somely laid out Shade trees. shrubery. fruit trees,
hewers. ac A well of good water. and pump; stable and
carriage house Pit, 1.3.0n0
S CUTHBERT d SON,
Real Estate agents. 61 Market at.
liitrosroas.—Two men passing thern=elveF
Or Catholic clergymen, have been in our city
for several days past, collecting money, one for
a church in Birmingham, England, and the
other for a church in Ireland. One was a large
red faced, well dressed individual. They stop
ped at the Mansion Rouse, Liberty street.—
We are informed they left fur the West yester
day, although it is not certain. They are im
postors, and we caution all who may read this
to beware of them. No Catholic clergyman
collects money anywhere, without evidence of
his authority from the Bishop of his Diocese.
We hope these rascals may be dealt with as
they deserve.
NEW Cot*NTEßFElT.—Peterson's Detector
notices a very dangerous counterfeit, of the de
nomination of $lll, on the Pemberton Bank,
Lawrence, Maim. The vigentte is a canal scene,
a man holding two horses, and a man and wo
rnan under a tree on the left ; farmer feeding
horses with hay on lower left corner . two
sailors on a ship on lower right corner.
THE PAPER.B.—Smythr Pittock have re
ceived all the Eastern literary journals for this
week. Among the number are Frank Leslie's
Illustrated Newspaper, Harper's Weekly, The
Budget of Fun, The Comic Monthly, New
York 3 . lereury, The Pilot, Life Illustrated,
Police Gazette, All the Horniere of the
day can be had at Smythe Lk: Pittoch
A LITTLE girl, 21x or ~even years of age, Wes
knocked down and run over by a buggy, in
which sorne young men were driving down
Penn street, on Wednesday afternoon. The
accident occurred at the corner of Penn and
Mechanic streets, and when picked up and ta
ken home, the skull of the child was found to
be fractured. She will probably recer
SURETY OF THE PEACE.—Before Alderman
Wilson, on Wednesday, James Cunningham
made information against a contractor on the
Birmingham Passenger Railway, named
Easton, alleging that Easton had threatened
him with personal injury. A warrant was is
sued, but Easton was missing.
ROBBERY.—On Sabbath last, the dwelling of
Mr. Thomas Morrow, in South Fayette town
ship, was entered by-thieves, while the family
Were at church, Arid fobbed of a sum of money
and a lot of valuable leivelry. NO clue to the
perpetrator has as yet been discovered.
EN• EN HUNDRED DOLLARS will pur
ki chase a trtcsatory Frame Dv:offing House, of four
roams, and It 20 feet front tal Rebecca street, Alleghe.
ny, by 110 deep on an alley.
set S. CUTHBERT C SUN. 51 tilarnet street.
.P.twratcr COlTET.—Before Judge Williams.
Yeaterdiiy's session was occupied in the trial of
the case of R. R. Auxberry vs. the Pittsburgh.
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company,
action for damages for injuries sustained, which
was not concluded at adjournment.
FREE ACH ,S OF VA LIABLE LAND,
et Woods' Run, tielow . Manchester. with about fitly
fruit trees, good springs, die., will hr sold at 450 per
acre. Terms easy
se7 S. CUTITLIERT & SON, 51 Market at.
I)AY-BOOKS, JOURNALS, LEDGERS,
Records, Cash Books. Receipt Books, Dray Books,
Time Books, of all styles, constantly on Land or mado
to order in the best manner.
eel KAY A Co., 65
FUNERAL SERMON.—Rev. I. C. Parching
will preach the funeral sermon of Rev. J. D.
Cramer, late pastor of the Bridgewater M. E.
Church, in the Ai. E. Church at East Liberty,
on Sabbath next, at half past ten.
Wood street
TWO ACRES of LAND, convenient to
the city, on the Steubenville turnpike, in a healthy
and pleasant neighborhood. Also, five acres, near the
above. For sale by
Ger.! EL CUTHBERT i SON, fil Market eL
OR RENI—A comfortable — trick Dwel
ling House, of six rooms and a huh—well finished,
and in good order; situate on Centre avenue. $1715 per
year.
ee23
APOLLO THEATRE.—At this Pstab ihh men t
the'great. Jedger drama of the hidden Hand,
is announced for this evening, and the musical
farce of "Jenny Lind."
S. OUTLIBEET 8. SON, 5l Market st.
NEW STYLES Dress and Mantilla Trim
tniugs, opened at
EATON, CREE a MACRCDCB,
u,1.3 New '.4immituz sture. Nq.l7 Fifth sL
3,1.4.8.Y . WE1TE was yesterday committed to
jail by Alderman Wilson, charged with keep
ing a disorderly bawdy house, on oath of R.
Roamer.
Tn report of a stabbing affair at West
Brownsville, Fayette county, is contradicted
by persons who arrived yesterday.
PRODUCE.-
30 boxes prime Cream Cheese;
2 barrels Butter,
10 firkins
bbLa Clover Seed: '
100 superfine. Extra and Family Flour,
For sale by r.e231 WM. B. SMITH a co
OGERS' PENKNIVES, for sale by
sea J. B. WELDI2I.
PITTSBURGH.
_FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1859.
THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEQ-RApl3.
One Day Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF &THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
New YIRK, October 11—The steamship
City of Washington has arrived with Liver
pool dates to the 29th ult., received by tele
graph to Queenstown.
- A despatch from Zurich says that the Prince
Napoleon arrived there on Wednesday morn
ing, whore separate conference immediately
took place between the French and Sardinian,
and the French and Austrian plenipotentiaries.
A despatch from Paris speaks of the activity
displayed by the French in fitting out the ex
pedition against China. It Would be ready to
leave of November.
Thi Dictator of-Modems has ordered 30,000
Minnie rifles.
A despatch ftsmii . Naples says that the King
had left for the Roman territhries, for the pur
pose of having an interview with the Pope.
London Money Market, Sept. 27.—The
funds closed yesterday without any movement
of importance. Money was in moderate de
mand.
The Nria Pays, a semi-official journal, an
nounces the arrival of the American Minister
at Pekin. He aseendol one of iho branches of
the Peiho, accompanied by the members of his
legation. • They were not allowed to see any
thing of tho country, and while awaiting an
intervi.•w with the Emperor, were required
not to leave the residence assigned them:
The ih-robt,i correspondent says that ALB
trim and Piedmont are about making warlike
preparations, mud that the French army of oc
cupation in Italy is about to receive reinforce
ments. The renewal of hostilities is appre
bonded by many.
From Washington
11
A. , IIINOTON CITY, October 18.—i extra.
ordinary meeting of the Cabinet was called to
day the members were present, excepting
Secretary Case, who was absent on account of
physical indisposition.
The n'tts.oll.l for leaving Brownsville without
troops are, flo.! , stated by the army officer, the
unhealthiness of the post, and the belief that
there was no necessity for their presence, 83 a
means of protection ; and besides their services
were urgently needed elsewhere in Texas.—
But since their withdrawal, in addition to the
recent Invasion by Mexican banditti, the In
dians have committed many excesses on the
settlements of the Rio Grande frontier. By
this time it is believed that troops have been
sent there to protect our citizens.
Gen Twigs;s, in charge of the department of
Texas, will at hiS own request, be granted a
leave of absence, with the view to enable him
to visit Europe.
Minnesota Eloction.
cute,,,,n, (lot. 1::.•---Rain , ;ey
Dew., fur Governor 2210 maj.
Dakotah Co—Rainicy, R. S
Washington Co—Ramsey 21)0 maj.
Hennepin county has given a decided Re
publican majority for the. State and County
ticket
In tit. Anthony District the Republican ,
elect two members of the Dome.
Manoinia Co—Broker ansj.
The returns from three precincts in Anoak
county give Ramsey
Tbere bi nothing definite, from luwa.yet.
Thirteen eiiiintiei rrrnis,,4 Gieo nbuta
inajoritie, fo in IEI7,
Ohio Elections
'u I-I'4Jit I I:;.—Tbe ItepublicAL
xnrijilrity will 17,0151 SenatP, 2r, Republi
vann and 10 Detnacrat9 Houso, (4 Republi
caw and 40 Dorn,wrat,
—Potwia, the Republican Sena-
Majority in Perry county k ; his ma
jority in the district will he SU°. The majori
ty against removing the county seat from New
Lexington to Soin c c le t is 39',.
Pisrellamas
Local Intelligence
ENLARGED_ NEW SCALE,
Factory Price, and Warranted
Republican Nominations
au KZ' daw
JOHN H. 3IELLOR,
CUSTOM-31 ADE BOOTS
TERRA COTTA OR
FROM TWO I'o Sni: INCA CALIBRE
LEA VEN WORTH, (q.. 13. —LAI Republican
State Convention held at Topeka im the 12th,
nominated a full ticket, headed by (lark:.
Robinson for Governor, and J. „p. Reed for
Lieutenant Governor. B. F. Conway wls
nominated for CongreAs. The Convention wa.
harmoniums, Robin on, who is also Governor
elect under the Topeka Constitution, was nom
inated on the first ballot. The elev•tion astute
Aker. will take place in December.
Later from Havana-
NILW (11ILF:AS,. (.) , k2( I:I. --The .teanit,ip
limpiro City, from Havana on thq 4th
arrived with quarter of a million of dollars in
Heele. Soon had slightly improved in thi•
avana marl: t. Then., wns nl.o in improvo
wilt in freightl
Pricer from Twelve to Thirty Cis. per Foot
Morisaoy and Heenan
NEw VOlik, Out. 13.- -A report in 11 :newhat
current that 111'1'111in and Morin,wy went out
tight thin rie.rning. It in doubtlenn entirely
unfounded.
ARR IA( E BIILT MA N FACTuRY
FOR SALE--I trill oiler at prlVate sale. the Car
natio Bolt Mat r”rntorl) ow 1 4 . i by t;ItI Ii
BEN in the Fifth own!, vile w' Pittsburgh. low for cash
The aeltable , tilnetil as nearly new, and in good order,
with Eur:, Ittalerm, Fan , I ?h, Toole, Screwing Mr
efunea, Taps and Ifies. together w i th a low: of
the preful,e, now oisnipieil by the manitritotory. Apply
to JuHN 1 , 01)011EIVIY, lisurnahstown. butler county.
BERNARD buI.'OIIERTY, U. S. Marshal's office,
Postottlee Builihng, Pittsburgh, Pa.
oetaAt tur li.saatits
THE LOYALHANNA HOUSE,
L A TROBF.,PL:N N'A.
%lUD; LAUDE AND WELL \TENTH.-
LATE 1.110115 1 ,„ pleasantly located within a few
yard of the Peoria- Railroad, is now Open for the re
ceptiou of summer visitors. A tine len.pin alloy has
recently teat ..reete,l on the premises, and tine fishing
eltordeii [war by. All lean stop hrre. Charges moderate.
tyl:Atiniwfsin CHAS. W FISHER. Proprietor.
T HE NEW PARK!
" DENNY'S GROVE," recently fitted up as
IRON 0.12"-NZ
•
Is lIuIY „L o h bn
the neeolliniwatlon at he - Nlel, Pleas
ere Parties, -ie.
ICE CREAM AND REFRESILMENTS.
04 A Bond of Music always iii attendance. A good
can creel platform for dancing.
Jed:fume tf /10EVELER A MILLER.
(TILL AN u'rll ER FRESH ARRIVAL
of Fall and Winter Boots and Shoes, at .losepti IL
Boreland's, 99 Market street, consisting in part or Lit
dies' Button and Congress tinders; Misses` Boots; tient,'
Sole, Calf and Rip Boots; Boya' and Youths' walwr-proof
Hoots, and Misses' stud children's, la every variety.
Also. Bo s', Youths' and children's copper-tip Shoes
of all kinds Please call and examine for yourselves,
at the Cheap Cash Store Cl JOS. H. BORLAND,
oath N, 99 Market Street, 'Jd door from Fifth.
ENTERPRISE
GUN WORKS
NO. 138 WOOD STREET.
BONN & TETLEY,
~etn Sign of tho Golden thin
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK of
TRIMAIINGS, EMBROIDERIES.
F's,r nAte 'Who Manufaclurers Pnet, Ly
HENRY H. COLLINS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
CUM. - NE, BUTTED., SEEDS, FISH,
A:\ PROLUCI.: CiENERALLV.
No . ' 2,, Wfrili ST., IITT,iIW Real
Gents' Furnishlug Goods and FANcY (SlaiDd. just
opened, at
CHARLES GIPNE.Witi,
TB pferket street.
N. s P Er - AM D
(Bneeemeor to Hartwell & Bhephard,)
•
n theile tin
?MAN.] tnstrtlrcut% I to w toch we call thea Attention
CA
Druggist, Corner Wood and 84th sts
A: complain Cook of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS and DYES, constantly on hand.
COUNTRY mERcpANTs,
Will tied It to their advantage to give tia a call. Navin
racturer of the celehrted
SOTEB. CAPILLI
1e23
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
SHIRTS, COLLARS, CRAVATS,
Fancy and Plain Ties and Ruch, Pocket Rand'orchids,
Snspendars, Socks, (Mayes, An; SHk, Cotton, Merind an
Wool
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
EATON, CREE 4 MACRUM,
No./7 Fifth amt.
11. KLErtEr; S 8110.,
Sole Agent. f..rtottisray , , NOIO3,
O.
'FIE.%,T EX PAN DINIf
N., Z. 3 Meth ..tr.o
T fi E
stISPEN DERS
YoUNG,
No. hd %I - God ntroot.
NEW FIRM.
GALLAGHER, CRAIG & CO.,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
'TEAM ANE rAS PI PE EFITERS,
10 PIA '3IBER:4 and FINI4HF.It4 'dl t,rllQ.
DEALERS IN GAS FIXTURES, 4:l'.
office •nd Wareroont, No. 18i .Wood
five Door, from Fifth.
Foundry. O. 151 lolrst It., Ilse Doors below
Monongahela Honse.
The weldkuown prat - In:al slidl sad ttApQrivuol m the
rxrionn branehes ut lir., I. 7 n , tut. Steam and tray
Fitjlo h t. of the 'conic Ittollikw, of th e n to. twhn
cll.. their pe,ulll.l attention I. till Wolk entrusted to
them.) should ttlJlithi 11, ton roihno pstrowo.
All orders Promptly Filled.
r 13.1
S. GRAY & SON.,
DRAPIERS AND TAILORS,
No. 19 Flllll Street,
PITTSBURGH PA
L. C. 11EPIIIIIN,
AT ORNEY AT LAW AND CONVEYANCER,
OFFICE wail kl. lIEPUUEN,
■xlDll 041 Nu. 90 Fourth .trout
THE AWENTIoN OF MEN OF MODE_
HATE MEANS cx Viiikki to the otter for sxle of
foci ) . of the must eligible
1 1 EILDINti Lots
in the Seitund Wart, Allegheny City. }awes are
suited hi the hard times. and tithe trill tie given to quit
all pun•him-ri. 17, particular-. irevire of
ALEXANDER HAYS, Surveyor,
Collet East Chunnoti and Water street,
Allegheny City
R E 1' s
ALL THE BEST MARE,+
At No. 77 MARKET SFkEEI'
tXtl3 JOSEPH IioRNE
QKIHTS, SKI HTS. SKIRTS.-
li4MENSE STUCK
tICIEEMMI
octl3 ' .It rt HORNE'S. 77 Markot
MENS' KNIT SOCKS.--
4 DOZEN RECEIVED.
At
ut
o i c o t73 l)rm" ' JOSEPH 77 Market st .
WOOL GOODS.-2.61 doyen for -ale at
7 7 Iv,laturry Steart.
oc l3
MN's FINE SHIRT COLLARS,
NECK TIES, GLOVES.
SuspenderaUndershirts and Drawers—umy 'tort; at 77
MARKET STREET.
oct 23 JOSEPH HORNE,
IT — ALLOA I T OM! THAT'S A FINE COAT
you hare ou ; Farmer Satin is it not? No, ,a;
no farmer satin iu this coat, I got it new from
FLEMING'S.
JOSEPH HORNE
octla
corner Wood and Sixth sts,
ADVICE GRATIS.—Avoid quack nos
trums for Coughs and Colds, remember preren.
five is better than cure. Use reasonable Clothing.—.
FLEMINCi, corner Wood and Sixth, offers au unusual
variety di Hats, Caps and Clothing. Prices low. No
charge for showing goods. octl3
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.—Life of George
..
- - , r. .
Stephenson, the celebrated Railway Engineer, by
Samuel Smiles—in and rolume.
cal? KAY & CO., 55 Wood street
ORANGES.—Three barrels Sweet - Havana
just received and for sale by
NEMER' .1k ANDERSON,
~e 23 opposite St. Charles Hotel..
N 0.39 Wood et..
7OCUSSETS.-96 barrels prime winter Rus
k%) set, for sale by
octl2 HENRY H. COLLINS.
_ _
TEA. -90 h'f chests Green and Black Teas
CO caddies do, received andlor sale by
1111,711TLAND & CONNOR,
9013 197 Liberty street.
IT • : IT'FISH.--3tv- half • barrela Tr " evr
White Flab, Just received and for sale by
oct4 HENRY H. COLLINS.
B ROOMS. --50 doz. Corn _Brooms, for sale bY Ise2l HERBY IL MUMS.
CHICKERING & SONS'
IMVNEW SCALE
PIANO FORTES.
•
THE subscriber has now on hand, a most
splendid stock of Pianos, consisting of n!,t.: and 7
Octaves, in Plain and Carved Case:, of the most elegant
uescription, from the celebrated Factory of Chickering
a Sous. The instruments are all provided with their
latest improvignents. as rupeAnxtrAcnoa, Doung-D.o.
puts, Fcm-lissoires, and are of their.
By which a much larger Roux] LI-board is obtained, con
sequently the tone Is rendered very powerful, yet retain
ing its sweet and musical quality. Ly the perfection of
the Action, the performer is enabled to produce all
grades of tone from pianissimo to fortissimo, with the
greatest cave.
Carcennto A Sorts Ptotoi are thus spoken of by the
best artistes and critica in our country,-
TEALBEItkI aayt:--They are ',road comparison th
Lest I have ever Peeli m the United status, and will coin
pare favorably with aay I have ever known."
GUSTAVE SATTER say:—'"fhe opinion which I ex
pressed three yeare ago, has been mnre than contirnasi
to me, by the continued tUe.3 of them, viz: That for tot
lse and pure quality of fonerwith nicety of articulation,
they are unequalled!'
(From the :National Intelligencer, Washington..l
"They can safely bear cotnpansou with instruments
from any part of the world, In point of tone, strength
and elasticity of touch."
[From the New Orleans Picayune.]
•, For excellence of material, elegance of flnish, and
faithfulness of workmanship, and above all for volinn
and variety, mellow sweetness, brilliancy and I,llllx
neere of tone, they are unequalled."
[Fro . in the FarMly Jourr.al.l
“The peculiar musical nu:elutes belonging to the Chick
erme, in , trumert•, are a Cull, musical, ruzii and pow
erful tone, free from any wooden, noisy, loudness of
sOund, so dleagreestdo te the sem...Mee muiceal eat
Thu tux," alsu an easy, even and pleasant touch, an•.t
will keep in tune tatter than any Pianos known.
The public are invited to call and examine thc•e
aplendid tnstroment•. which are at
141 le; ia dt :firtEr.'d
GEO. ALBREE, SON & CO.,
No. 71, Cor. Wood and Fourth St..,
D EALERS IN BOO'N„'iHOES AND RUBBERS, hare received a lull and complete 1,-"-
surtineut of Boon, and Shoe. for Fall and Winter trade,
eonaUtinp of the beNt quality of Boy 4 1 , Youth', and Chit-
Men'r t.le-Soled and 1....•ut1e-Vamped Freud/
calf H. ,-, t, and e.uvres+ Gaiter+, all orcle , nr
wlarrialle.i. We hove MS.) on hand a , pleudhl ,tock
Women', end Chtldren 4 ' Preti,t, 31ero• - re, and
kl‘,o;-. c.
Pitt.burgli :slan u lac tun..
1., call 111 Itt,d
31,..locuntlue the , final ti our 1;0,1.. for
„„1„...„
STONE WATER PIPES,
ROCHESTER PEARL STARCH,
3 V}Mak..k.M ;
. .
WE TAKE PLEASChE in inkirming
the .lintiers of Ow r.•!ehrmcd p,,,,,,..‘,i
sTEINWAY I S-”NS, NEW Y. .RE.
Mitch .tititnint ti, any Body Brace ever invented, can
be had at Gentlemen are invited to examine
therm
iri 1 ai aij FA
Stage of Water:
River—three feet water in the channel
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET
AIp:CIELENT Cry, October 15th,18,59
The market Ar beet cattle thii week was not ee well
tipplied; sales were brisk at last week's prices. Sheen ,
are not coming in so:freely, end there is also.a scarcity
UNION DROVE YARDS.
John Allender, Proprietor.
BEEVES.
Offered by
50... Holmes & Pfeiffer
➢Scare
Sold. Price.
Sent East.
60...8. D. Smith
. .
48....1. Kerwin ...... -- ...:........ v : .,
32... Robert MatiralLat....---- u o
20._ Isaac Webb 20 2 1 ,49g3 lft lb.
17. lame% Turnerl7
$3 2K(4334 " .
55....1. Cook &Co 55 .8014 41 /GO 1D5 ;t7....J. N. Taylor 37 2 1 e c *lb.
04... Wm. Neil 14 i&2_ RI.
15... Wm. Hokenberry 15 2*, ..e. 'ft .117,
2U._.Aaron Porter 29 2 4.3 c VI Th.
2.1._.Wm. Lbuletrood 23 2ft.3%, ?le ;
13,....1. N. Rogers 18 2 0 ?.2).
2 ' ..Krouse & Good 25 3 9.93 '. lb.
85...31ark% & Trnorman . . .... .. 85 F.. 4033 c 11:•.
15...M00re & Breckenridge-. 15 ...3. 3 , tic V lb.
15... Wm. J. Lafferty 15 S17(020911 bead.
57.-31. MeCleerys7 2 @33.011 In.'
16.-G reenalvalt & Conn 10 2 41 - 19.3 c *VI
121.. Myers & Bro 121 Spa *lb.
3%...J. B. Huff- 33 2
. .e le SO.
11. .J. Stevenson 11 3.,5 .1001113
1u... Carson Coulter ......... .___. lo 2 og.3?,ge IA lb.
tibi offered
621 quld
2d3 left over and Bent twit-
Al Offered Offered b,. Price.
19.3..Darid Scattergood Sent East.
4 .Wrn. Neill 4 9 7 $3,00 'ft 100 tbs
110... J. N. Roger. 110 2,00
77....3f00re ..t Breckenridge... 17 -,'.70@3,00 --
.. Win .1 Lafferty 25 1,37 V. head
25 .Wre Ilokenberry 25 1,90
910 offered .
731 sold
B!EIMMI
' HOGS.
:V., Offered Offerrd by Sold. Price.
146... tutu Vuulear Sent East
35 Daniel Scattergood
115 Paxton A. Wilpon .
57...Georze Ernrick :57 4 4.5 "#. tb
136... A. B. Garrett. 136 • 3 ‘•
46_.Thoa. Entrikeu 46 3 @1 e
Z 3. vti,el
'--9 ,Id
11=131
13 i.ead sent Elva
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
Hey,l6l Ezprwly far the Daily Morning Post
Eartaatraatt, October 13, 1539.
670ur...T1„• s ales were small to-day, and all frog
-t• tr , r.....toking 750 6111,., at f , t,70ctic.4,75 for superfine
I .1 extra, and $.1.3745,CA for extra family
e , totl to eltoice.
Grail u...W a sir—Sales from depot of 540 bush. red, at
$l,O. it rr— First hands at 80c. COIN-160 bush, from
store a; N.51;:,9.V. for old, and f. - 4,455(.. for new. Osss-460
1.0,11. t.r...t hands, at 42e; 270 busk from store, at .44445 c
. `tiles 11 loads from scales at sl6ssW ton.
Bacon...S.lles 13,000 fbe. shoulders, et B g B Yac.
`I de., at 10c.; 2400 The, hams at 10,VA,10Xc.
Sugar ._Sales 18 bbls. N. 0. at 8(g)8 1 . 7",ic.;
Itlolasses...Sales 18 tibia. N. 0. at 41P14.2c.
Coffee... Sales 13 sacks Rio at 12} 12
c e...Sa:e. 4 tierces at 53c.11l lb.
Cheese Sales 72 boles W. R. at 83440 c.
Apples...S.dcs 13 bbls. Green at $1,50;g2,00.
Ft sh... Bales 10 bbls. No. 3 Mackerel at $ll,OO ; 8 half
1,14, ;1 , . as $1,75.
Elggs.....Lnles 3 bbls. packed at 11.34 c.
[tut ter...Sales 3 this. Roll at 14c. lb.
12 labia Louisville at $1,25
lootnt 0e•...8, 1 1.1es 34 Mils. Jersey Sweet at $3,1.0
Feed... Sales 3 tons Bran at 95c. 'fl 100 Tbs.
011... Sides 12 blds. Lard No.l at 90c. - $8 gal.
Mess Pork... Sales 14 Ltda. prime at $10,50.
Whisky.. Sates 2S bbls Rectifled at .1., 8 145/3..p5., 8 bbis
1.014 By.. at 81.00 p gal.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCIX:SATI., October l3.—There is a good demand for
Wheat at full rates; all offered is taken at $1.05§1,12 for
p: one red arid white. Corn is dull at 80c. for old, and
nemlnal: new is dull, holders ask 50 cents but buyers
are n e t elf. rdtg ever 4.3 c. Oats are in better demand and
higher, prime commands on arrival 446c15c. Baxley is
unchamard: prime spring and fall 130@y70c. Rye is tirm
at Whnsky firm, with heavy sales at 55c. Pro
riKl6l).l ore quiet; holders evince more unwillingness to
sell at the last quotation., for Bacon. There is no inqui
ry for mess Pork at over $.1450. Sales of Lard at 1034 c.
Exehango wall a scarcity of currency.
New York S
.tuck Market.
New Yalta, Oct. 13.--Stocks have delined; the market
closed dull ; buyers demand a reduction.
Cleveland 6 Toledo-- :111 Erks....-- ........... -.... .5
I ;Mm e & Chicago 73;;:i New York Central 80
Panama kailread.......kki Chicago & Rock Island I
;P..,'
slichigan Southern.... 4 Paciile Mail S. S. C 0.... 73%
3fichtgan Centra1........ 4:1
New York
Market.
:sits' Yost, o,ilober 13.—Cotton vent dull; sales of 600
bales Flour firm; 11,600 bbls.Nold. Wheat heavy; 4,600
t.u.i -old; s $1,42e - td,LO. Corn buoyant; sales 13,000
tsodt; white and yellow $l. Beef quiet. Pork heavy at
for Ines., $111:6213/1,00 for prime. Whis
ky Min at '2 , ) , tco . Sugar firm. Spirits of Turpentine
heavy ;,t -Cc
R. T. KENNEDY
W. S. KENNEDY
PEARL STEAM MILL.
ALLEGHENY CITY,
R. I'. IiENNEDII & BRO.;
'WHEAT RYE AND CORN PURCHASED.
Fl ooiN MEAL AND HOMINY,
MANUFACTURED AM) DELIVERED
e‘rrsizußtAl ANI ALLE(ijENy
an' 1) dal,' I
TERMS, CASH ON DELIVERY
Z. L. EISNER,
No. tii Cur. Wood and Fifth Streets,
AvILL SELL BLACK FROCK DRESS
COATS use to mill at $lO,OO for $ 0,26
Froci: Dress Cloth,fiue, use to soli aL- 14,00 (or 10,00
Mrit Quality Cloth. ~ - 18,00 for 12,00
Black Cloth Pants, - 6,00 for 3,Z
" supertiue) " " 0,00 for 4,0)
Cussitnere sults made to order, " 25,00 for 1800
Al,o, Satin. Plush, Silk and Cloth Vests,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOON,
At ten. low pi we , . The store isthe Cash Price, and by
referring to thra advertisement, the above prices trill be
,EISICtiI .ikil)ert,J W. octllitjahcc
DIARRHOEA, CHOLERA MORI3IIB,
SE
r oireDriTiEtiNiisTßedYieihnnelXtoTUthße
E p . ublic, I
claim that it not only brings speedy relief to to the
sufferer. but that it attacks the disease in its citadel, and
ersdicates it entirely from the system. Owing to its very
rare virtues, it acts on the liver. corrects all the derang
ed secretions of the vial's., and invigorates- the whole
system. No family should be without a bottle In the
house, fur it is adapted alike to the most tender and del
icate of infants, as well as the stoutest and most robust
f men. By having it always on hand, and taking it upon
the first appearance of an attack, you may save yourself
from sutler - mg and expense. Many deathsfrom Cholera
could have been avoided by timely using this Mixture.
Many certificates Coll be obtained, but we think the
peuplo east best judge after a trial, and more aatistacte
ril v.
ll'e otter the following named persons as additional
testimony,supporting all - that is asked for the Diarrhoea
end Dysentery Mixture. The persons are known in our
community}:—
John Skagley, . B. B. Harbours,
A Scheyer. Daniel Dill,
J. P. Knox, Samuel Ferguson,
John Francla, Andrew Watson.
James Banney, Jr.. David Lord.
I. E. 51'Kuight, Capt. Alax. Hay.
R. Swan,
Prepared solely by the subsenber, at the Druouse
of J rs. SITEPILULD. J. MITCHEL L,
Corner Wood and Sixth ate-, Pittsburgh.
Price 25 cents per bottle. augtr3mdaw-mo
_ ..
METIR .dTSJIONT KIT=
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
m:umfacturers, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
Nu. 424 Penn Street, above the Canal,
Have on hand a large assortment of Fancy and Plain
Furniture, in Walnut and Mahogany of their own mum
hmture, and warranted equal in quality and stylcato any
manufactured in the city, and will sell at reasonable
prima.
hate
W. CuA.u.SOH.L.if a . CLIPMWO
D. lITKEIEN RAM, CUrLIGII4.II,
C. MCCAW.
OUNNINGIIAMS & CO.-PITTSBUR GH
CITY GLASS W ORR - WAREHOUSB, No. 119
Water street, and 156 First street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,.three
doors below-141onongshela House, Manufacturers of
Pittsburgh City Winoiim Glass, Druggists' Glass Ware,
andAmericau Con TeX Ghiss;for parlor windows,churche6
and .üblic •. •
WH. 11, WHITNEY,
NOTARY PCr 13 IC_
OFFICE at the Pittsburgh Poet, Fifth
V etreet,rtear Wood. Dt3
NUMIMit - 314
gaguentau. galti*s.
4W type and 'Photograph
GAL*LERY,
IV Fifth street,
, .. •
NEARLY UPPOSITE.TRE POST OFFICE
.
.114rTwo Sliver Medals and Two liiPlunias, awarded for
Photographs, Arnbrotyws, and Life Sue Picturei.-
SMA.L.L", PICTURER ENLARGED Tlk . LIFE SLZE, and
colored in 00 on Venial. ' oeti
L IFE ' SIZE '
IMPERIAL,
1: $ 1105T0421
Colored in Oil;Pardelle, or Plain, in the most...artistic
style, and at Eastern,))riees.
• ALL'S GALLERir,i
j . 038 Jones' Bafldin,q,
PH °TO : GRAPH . , AMBROTYPE, ME
LALNOTYPE AND D.AGITERREOTYPE GAL
LERY, .Fiftn. and Grtmt en:ea—The. subscriber lav
ing fitted up rooms In WTIOHEI3 BUILDING, to ngA
prepared to take Likenesses that CANNOT Fan
GIVE SATISFACTION • •
Call &Juke:amine thb'eollectiOn.
S. LhNL
Corner of Fifthand Grant streets.
SUPERIOR COPPER MILL
SMELTINIF WORKS:,
PARK, 111 7 CIURDY & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING,
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copier Bot
toms, /fa:soiStiii 8=7112, Spelter Solderolte-, also Im
porters and dealers in "Metals, 'Tin Plata:,Sheet /rob,
&c. Coustantly.ou hand, Tißalen% Machines and
fools. Wareliou--. ilu. 14e First, and 120 Second streets,
Pittsburgh, l'a. .4iecial orders of Copper cut to any de
i red pattern.. rny2kly4o/1
WY. SMITH. DATIIi -Z. PAIL JAX1:11 Si;
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
NINTH WARD 00117 - NDRIr.
PITTSBITIMH; Pd
Warehouse, N. 149 First and 120 Second 'streets.
Manufacturers of all sizes and descriptions of Coal - Oil,
tietorts and Stills, Gas and Water Pipe, Sad Irons, Dog
Irony Wagon Boxes, Steel Moulds, Hangers and
.
--t Ato n Fhbing and Machina Castings of every deacrip
non male to order.
Having a complete machine shop attached to the
Foundry, all necessary fitting will be carehilly attend
ed to. mvUlydaw
BATES at JOHNSON'S ROOFING.
Wlll. JOHNSTON,
JOULD GIVE NOTICE that he haspur-
Y V cha&+ci the interest of his late pottier, le. B.
BATES. in the ROOFING BUSLNESS, and is the tiole
manufacture and dealer in the following three (Retina
kinds of Roofing:—
Ist. Gum Elastic, Cement, Felt and Can—
vas Roofing. •
• •
2d.. Improved Felt, Cement and Gravel
Rooting.
3d. Paterit EuglLsh Asphaltic Felt Hoof—
Lug.
All warranted FIRE AND WATER PROOF. Itxpfing
Material for sale, wit printed instructions for usirg i g
:M.T
Bee at BATES &JO ONS' OLD STAND, 75 -
field street
• WILLIAM ".1016t9011.
N. B.—This Gum Cementia unequalled as a Paint for
Metal Roofs, lastingtuice as long, at least, as paint, and
cheaper. aellholaw
HIAW.ATHA
NUT I AND BOLT FACTORY:
Patent Hot-Pressed Nuts of alt sizes on hand, and Mair
ufactured. Also, Bolts for Bridges, Machinery, Agrienl
rural implements, se., furnished at short notice.
Warehouse, No. 114 Water street.
angidy HNAP. SCULLY Ak CO.
/111.10 10515.
D. B. ROGERS & CO. l
MAITITFACTWIEBS Or- •
ROGERS' IMPROVED PATENT
STEEL. CULTIVATOR x„TEETH,
Corner Ross and First Sireeta,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
AND CASSIMERE HATS,
Sah.
Fated to th,, bead by a Paris Conformator,al.
1) 0 D O s,,
119 Wood Street,
Oue doer South of Filth. Pittsburgh.
PENN INALCIIINE WORIES
FOUNDRY,
H.
MANUFACTURER OF .
Steam Engines, Shaftng:and:Polnes
ring Maine
Machines,
Gear wheels,
Rutgers, eta, etc'
Orders promptly attended to
y
ALLEGHENY
OUR TAILOR
DEPARTMENT
TS NOW STOCKED WITH A COM
PLETE az.ortment of
FANCY COATINGS,
MELLON'S OVERCOATINGS AND CLOTBII,
Fancy Casslmeies and Doesiins,
Casisimere and Silk Pluzh
V E, STIN Gi• S.
Our customers and friends will please ezimtlne our
• STYLES OF GARMENTS,
Which surpas ' s all out former well appreelatiet efforts.
L. H I RSHFELD do SON,
Na. mrivood street.
CANNEL COAL OIL.
SOME OF THE GOOD QUALITIES OF
I,„)inti4alCsinnel Coat Oil, are these
IT ETV r GAB LIGHT IN BRILLLINCt:
ZIT IS ENTIE ANOX-EXPLOSII7E
IT IL4l' BE CARRIED ARO UT
IT IS COATE-NTS.I , IT FOR GENERAL USE;
IT BUENS WITHOUT ANT' OPIENsiirIrODOZ -
IT IS CLEAR AND BEAUTIFUL IN COLOR
ITS APPF •ANCEINTHELAMPISORIVAALRIy
TAL AND A TTAACT/YE; -
IT DOES NOT PER3IvrENTLYBO/L CARPET 4
CLOTHLYG, dt, on which it may Da apillaj, a kyr : per ,
ton of it, bang one of ths bast articks for claming pita
S IT IS EMPHATICALLY THE CHEAPAtiT LIGR:
KNOWN.
DIRECTIONS FOR ITS USE..
: ppim to g a o re ff
t spo he n s si rnali ble dealer
p and Obtain . a gOOd 0011 oil
lamp. Secure thin wicks, so that they will more readily
up and down in the tube. Trim the wick - with sharp
scissors, exactly even
rowilthootingthe
points
puatfe
atth th e
o wl oz ek runi -tubi,
Fin your lamp with our oil. Turn up the wick carefally
at first. so as not to crack the chimney. - -
A !Made will greatly enhance Its excellence for reed
ing or sewing by.
By the careful observance of these dtractlorus, you sift
secure a light that cannot fail to please.
Our facilities for refining are now very -parfait and
complete, and having devoted a great deal of laboriOtte
attention to the art, we bare suoceeded in prodaebli
lb.
aeardt' F P°: O ociall r e ssi l:fwatte e t: h ti se i j o ravt . tl: ery
enLharro
31 pbefethuitne',l,Clatrnali.o4aCirvin..ll:7:quto"nae
03 :t o ear hl iti rtIc est he n l ' to w t ila ztreet. . be" :
efi nliad :
mere, by ADAM & Vfir.IDDZEL,
Refiners of Coal. oths,
JeZCSnadaw (not far from the Court Haase.)
K AY c COMPANY,
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS,
iAD
BLANK BOOR MANUFACTURERS,
NO. 65 WOOD STREET,
Pitted:area, Pa.
A foll aaaortment of Law, Medical and Miscall&
ow Hooka constantly on hand.
HUGH M. BOLE,
NGINEBIIII.DER AND XtCHINIST,
GREAT 'WESTERN PLAINING MILL, cor. Mar
and Duquesne Way, Ftistseurgh, Sti., will make tcr
or er, and warranted as good an can be made, the
following machinery, viz:—Steam .Engines, 'lttnahvg
Lathes, for wood and iron; Planers, for wood and iron:
Drilling Machines; Monsen and Totracco Screws; Patent
right and Model Machines, in the best manner; Shatbinle
Pullies, and Hangers, of all sizes and variety Sareiss;°L
any diameter and pitch; to fifteen feet in length. Wilt
glso make, and have on hand, - Dcictor and :Muer En
gines,.. attd DeckEnmps for steamboats; Sao. Lather
ichbars and other Planing dove to order; can plane 32
inches wide, by 9 feet 6 inches long.
N.l Orders .01 - impelii 'Ailed and Ecu amt...? Solicited. '
a—PartMular attention no promptitude given to
repairs on Printing Presses and other Machu:tee.
iyleflydde
13110TATOL'S.--ai bids. just received an
for sale D; Loct.s] ELkSBY B COLLEV3.