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TUESDAY ➢TURNING
OCT. 18
Senator Douglas in Wisconsin
THE DELEGATES TO THE CHARLES
TON CONVENTION.
The Democracy of Pennsylvania have
never, we believe, withheld their support
from the nominee of a National Convention
of our party. The fair nomination of any
Democrat, under the two-thirds rule, has al
ways been regarded as final, conclusive and
- binding upon the party. There has never
been an occasion when the political welfare
of the Union demanded a Democratic tri
umph more imperatively than that which
the Presidential contest of 1860 will pre
sent. It is most important that the action
of the Convention should be harmonious.
Nothing should be. permitted to distract or
divide the party during the great contest
which is approaching. The political obliga
tion that the members of a Convention
should support its nominee is a most sacred
and binding one. It is a law of politics.
sanctioned by immemorial custom, that the
representatives of a political party are re
quired to surrender their personal prefer
ence in favor of the nominee. It is the un
doubted duty of all good Dcpocrats to give
their most earnest and hearty support to the
nominee of the Charleston Convention,
against all others, provided the Cincinnati
platform—the two thirds rule. and-gle great
general principles of the party are properly
regarded in its action. It is obvious that
dissensions in the Democracy must be tot.-
lowed by the triumph of Republicanism.--
The men who are selected by the several
States as delegates to that Convention should
all be such as would at once forego then
personal preferenee, in case their own can
didate is unsuccessful, and go in heart and
soul for the nominee. The personal ene
mies of in y of the candidates should be ex
eluded from a seat in that Convention, and
no politician should be sent there by the
people who will seek to disturb the harmony
of the Democracy by raising unnecessary or
impracticable issues, or whose personal op
position to any one of the prominent candi
dates is such that he will refuse to support
him if fairly nominated. The Convention
which is to assemble at Charleston in June
next is an important one for the party and
for the" country.! It. should not he com
posed I.l' 1,11t,r and uncompromising parti
i.ans, but of calm, intelligent. judicious and
patriotic representatives of the great body o
the people who will faithfully and Demo
cratically curry out the wishes and the great
national conservative principles of the masses
of the party, both of the free and slave
States. The doctrines of the Cincinnati
platform should be regarded as the taxis dud
embodiment of the great vital principles of
the party : and in the appointment of dele
gates to the Charleston Convention lii ni
Pennsylvania, care should be taken to -.i
lea men who are not so strongly prejudiced
in favor of men that there will he clanger of
them taking any position which will elasli
with the great intore,t, of the party hereaf
ter. While they should labor with mail
ing zeal and activity t.r the man of then
ehniee. they must he men prepared eheer
fully to sulanit to the decision of the major.
ay. It is the duty of the people to see to
it that such men are sent to (l it ries:mu ;is
will truly represent their will, and carry out
their wishes.
JUDGE BLACK'S 013sERVATIoN , .. ON
S I :N ATOR DOUGLAs , CI LlWs OL POP.
LAR SOVEREIGNTY.
It has been our intention, ever sine, it was
i- , stied, to lay before the reader-• of TULE PO`i
Judf.ye Black's reply to Senator rhaighis'
on Popular Sovereighty, published in Harp
er's Magazine. Both article: emenato from
great Democratic men, and both are worthy of
a c areful study by every American citizen
Mr Douglas' essay we have already published,
and that of the Attorney General would have
appeared eer this, had not pressing matters
pertinent to the election claimed such space in
our columns as to preclude the possibility of
inserting an article of so great length.
The construction to be put upon the Cincin
nati platform, is the great subject which will
be discussed by the Democracy previous to the
assembling of the Charleston Convention
The essay of Judge Douglas and the reply of
the Attorney General thereto, present all the
leading--arguments which can be adduced on
both sides of the question of popular sover
eiznty in the territories. It is rare, in the po
litical history of the country, that the argu
ment of an important question has fallen into
the hands of two such able jurists, acute and
logical reasoners and accomplished scholars.
The question is a gigantic one, and it meet
that it should be discussed by intellectual gi
ants. As the conductors of a public journal,
we deem it our duty to lay before the people
all that has been or may be written upon the
great question. It is before the forum of the
people that this question must be argued and
decided, and we are too good a Democrat to
keep back one side of the argument, _and pre
sent only the one which meets our convictions,
as the Washington Constitution, and many
other public journals have done.
In tomorrows Post; we shall commence to
lay before our readers, the able, but we think
not unanswerable argument of Judge Black in
reply to Mr. Douglas. The essay of the Sen
ator from Illinois, and the reply of the Attor
ney General thereto will be the political text
books of Democracy iu the coming Presidential
campaign: - ----
The differences of opinion between the great
leading men of the party are no cause why
the public speeches and essays of either side
should be withheld from the people. It is
their:duty to " examine all things and hold
fast that which is good."
Senator , Douglaahas written a letter to the
Democratic State Central Committee of Win
cousin, informing them that it will h., impos
wible for him to visit their State and addres,
the people during the present.year. .This will
be a great disappointment to the Wisconsin
people, who are almost unanimously for Doug-
A GERILAN statistician estimates the popu
latiomaLthe earth to be one billion three hun
dred millions, of which number three hun
dred and thirty-five millions are Christians, the
remainder Jews, Mohammedans, Asiatics, and
Pagaru of different sorts. Of the Christian
population, more than one-half aro Roman
Catholics, while the Greek Catholics number
skeveniy4ix millions. Taking the whole num
ber of real Christians in the world, how very
small , iithe amount of salt for the preserva
tion of the earth
TUE anual report of the trade of St. Louis
for the year ending October Ist, shows a de
crease in the receipts of two hundrd thousand
barrels of flour. The decrese in wheat exceeds
four hundred thousand bushels, and in oats,
nearly the same enormous denomination is ex
perienced. Comparing both years for the
same period, there is a falling off in hemp to
the extent of five thousand five hundred and
ten bales, and in whisky of seventeen thousand
barrels.
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Senator Douglas' Strength at the South. 1 For the Morning Post.
The Thomson (Ga. ) corresponden tot the New , FIGARO' IN PITTSBURGH.
v 2 , u2:D p .: 0 1.:: t:::::T l a ::
York Herald, a sheet which is bitterly
to Senator Douglas, says:
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Steam and 'iectricity seem an the rage.
"There is great division of sentiment among , this
1 ‘'ollnie pile, and sleeking Leyden
the Democrats of Georgia, in regard to Arr.
Douglas. In addition to Mr. Toornbs, - it ;..itinder
, Are the sole heralds, now, of pone° or war
stood that Mr. Stephens and dfr. Wright, late
members . from thi s Stlll e, anti other prom iis °lt Imperial lips,, wag notes mustachios earl's,
By hghtning -,11,1-, deerees all round the world.
Democrats, together with the Augusta (basil
tationalisi, Macon Telegraph, and other paper , . ' 'rho shadows a e ,an fleeting everywhere,
are in favor of his nomination." A, caught, and fixed in &nines, now by Daguerre,
Mr. Aiken, the independent condidate for p Ai , id ,
n tl o m ,r t great ~ ,a , t : ;s r ,o p i c o :iji : le i rp ais yn s t et er m s centre.
Governor in Georgia—who pie - elf;ed himself to All plainly prov mg, Intenneddling science,
go against Senator Douglas, if he was nomina- T. , n ature. and har'a'ss, has bid defiance,
F,',„,, n ov.. M.., whispeed. she's been heard toswear,
ted for President at Charleston —was defeated
by twenty thousand majority by Governor h. , .i stay no inn g , on our mundane sphere,
itot tr,vol upwards. through the realms of space,
Brown, who, it was well understood, would To 1,,,0ei, itself. is find a resting place.
support him. The Democrats of Georgia tire The Syracusian said. (perhaps for buncombe.)
, 1-1.. d :um, the globe. could he but rest his fulcrum
for Douglas. Bat had he then our ',tense to assist Ittra.
Ile'd .-tr,ng like beads the planots of our system.
As to Douglas strength in Arkansas liar the
next Presidency,the Memphis (Tenn. , A i viti, Whitt she's now to c,,ntemplanon, no one knows,
in noticing a state*ent of the Jael,son i Tom 1 , •Tis seine celesnal Ittitlread we suppose .
,he . ” Itirod La Mt itlrartal, Ott, the people say.)
Whig that it was small, says I, .LAS t next o eek to Kitt the rwht of way.
"Here in Memphis, where xv•, liev. t1i...,p. H u r on, ll,s
Iv sss. $I t h e L eloper regions ii he'll pass,
purtunity ‘d conversing with gentleman fr,ni Like p„ hawses. Oleo , hilt rise to gas.
Arkansas every day. w•, learn that quite a di(- ~,,
, ~.• man iii the moon. alit resat right ill It Minna,
ferent state of things exist_i in that "state. \V e I nat. -.quoin-, ,overentu, th' oldest inhabitant di It.
woo ii
~,el tell uur friends of the I 1 Gar all about it. V ii .t. ,
rouilill Oath, Brits twit tlitil Mars.
but ten till riot care to agitate their nerves. ' w,,i, t Jun..... there Stare, tilt, a tit .t. the ) see the oars.
The Appeat adds: l hi. .iiipiterito, will 2,11 , heap we know.
" We therefore hazard n,thing in reiterating I in lust greatl
u.otl,lot.' -arrly ittlit+i be ha.
the prediction that at the Charlest.,rl ('on, e 3- i''' , )' 1,,,, h'• , wwin. thee ter .ll e no' lee fitght
don 31r Douglas will at ~i•ce receive the s ote le tunnel ihe ts li. and la eh , • sa.•h emelhte.
of the majority of Southern ' , Ltite,, arid event- i r,...,..i.,,,,,,,m, ~i,, heat hitt Lath' I- harls,l,
oallv the acquiescence of the other.. Th e that gi , .55 ‘,, nails of i.e-earl world.
south has reared Presidents . the North Litiely .1.- , hied Just foist new, yes, hael.,
has furnished many : let the i ireat 11 . est for -, v • lie,- soil plus dslau Ow ~ ,,,,,e ttaH ,
once lilt the Chief Magistrate's (-hair i• ~,e, the.... we know the rotel to es.,,y made,
i h, tom,) ~, pie-.etit, a feat, p a rade.
The 'Missouri SiateAllaa., an I /lipto Ilion iia
lie) them. Ile.. Nli ell. ot F.lltott tie, er knew i!
per, is exceedingly indignant at the Wlt . li thing, i iwy II till rite leole, e pits laoteril Ilitill.
are going on in Missouri. It say, : ,15,1-ml , ,se, fml. a ImM trill he got from i ,
"Many of the leading Deinocrati. journal- so - ceeeo ..ontiseL. with ...ens, mater
of the South, and among them sonic of tli 0, ilsPla. Pltiti, crit—, hill, 'surely must be ilremilillg i
that distinguished themselves for the hitter: I ,eri nu. -tett liiiittOtt —I going to heaVell by eletatitte
ness with which they denounces Senator Doug- 'li,eso,i) en ,flou.rate e, that ..ould give ro,
las during the Lecumpton imbroglio iii Con- I- I hi- rnia ,, ed , eli - uad• threes.li the Am..
gress, are rapidly backing down from their I s, v , a- n e e p , ..-hinpin.e- paePe , - ~ 1 the , i ,, Y:
sition of antagonism to that Senator. I t I . \\ ant radroa.l,.to -to take them all to pray '' !
evident th e y think they seo which e atlb.; rt,•• , hmat.o,,.. ilm, w,,,mi 1,,,, e the lame litethly
oat jumps, and are prepui ing for the e, mit -
V ere suddenly and titre strangely M r Do/s/V,
Ins has b e mdne a prettyfair slid , ,d,errati N e ,`"' iLm. , I , ,ion, 55' , ill d."-.'rat , ,tae =M.O.)
talesman_ki,lt ~,, I , „nil nn. SI/ sill 11 , .1.,//) Kos...
‘1,1,t1 .• • lw gA,t flrtno
1.1 : ‘,lll y
I, 11,• , 11v ..“1 , 1 li, 011 Ni..o.lay
I likit,tl r Duktgla
chi , •l4 . these ~itinr.s, a vb ut t., tn'r nu
their fallorite champion 6•i - the y'
Papers and politicians that, Mis,ouri, 1,,
than a year ago, blackballed and dernioneed
Douglas as a vile ;s od . 1 , 1 -,,d
men for (ace because they arreed with Lim 11,
.pportrig Lecompton, are preparing to • c it I
their linen, if not their worthies , skin L•r
iho tight for the ••Little Giant.' '
411 I. tkilltl)
I /11•JCIe.) ItAlki
\ r -ot liLr elintr,
Tto-n t .1—v11..1.1 141 y tt,,ln it, for lvtif
In, (.. ru,k. titorwy ~ It it
And itri, .tut - 3.••.ta - thrt, b, 11l prt.tit,
ttur trtoth+ tiro tlAttrr',l I•t,' the urvacher
Th, KurfreitA.“ro
11•=12
r 14. in an 'Ay
—This diqingui;bed gentl,ll,lon. alone
placed at thn head of chi ,. artiele. the
eet of notch discussion in politi,,l eireie• Ira
his time 1" , ..w , nen ie the
ttrueting moro attention liy in , 1- -till
•alled the "Little Giank., - all Lou the
'Little Rebel.. He i.n the fir-t
H.,. 4 la,
r.....•u. 11,,.2i our nyv•erit:.
I..•; W„-e wn. , thl,ll,:bout the week
tl.• 1r dukl , zln,l3y , keep
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ten In the South, et!, a ,arididst.• tp , r th.•
..uct.; others, North and south
Ir. •
I nlv l,lf crt,lllll plvty
rent tinwillingtie,, to 1)i.
osition party ha , groat fear- that h. 111 b•
orninated by onr imrty m u., t•3ll,lkirti.• .rt
i•xt Pre,lilvntit.l race Ilit.
1\ . .t1 I t. I.t•1
r 01.,111,11, 0.11,
11,-.111:1 , 11 nuti
piri•llr 4 to 11!1%, It +I It•11 ,, I. Thal, I
'heir niel
!link 0,1 110.1
MOM
The EL pee,. BuslikesN
behevo twit , r man I+ lur
Ft, nre awn! , ~f tho
ban nny on , ~r a halt a ,1,7.4. h that w.•
nano. who hay, .o,p ni,•litn)n.,l w rcl,roro'
,• 1'r..,1410t14• 110 ctir
111 11.1flo In t`Npr,•sq
.1 t aclr :kntl timo eapitarin
but If be ,twuld i•» - • ndnonanal by the Cliard.. ,
C•-friNantiOn, .111 lon Will t•
good, suftlut.+nt and patriotic rf•mforfs id it,
I I), Il . .andW• • mill ‘uppmt Mtn "
.\ Central Academy . rorr.-p•n.l.mt
the Meinphis Appeal wrim,
•• Let the tomahawk of florno4l, r,•t”.111“,
he horir-d. Let the it cry of • of „pf.. f .
and •Anti-Lecompton' h , hil-ht.d hr,.l Lt Ih,
unjust per-..•-utf •n- •11-tift:zoi-n.•.1 1)..f. • al •
i. n 4 rfa )•; , .....1 in, and ..', .• a I .f• :
~• , 1 Ti ~ • tin E xpro , 3 t 'con pan y alon,
iu-oth.• eizt•tiL I,i)ward.. of 400 cittes
rl.l and trunact: 1.,1•1..,1
It i
l'ar:-. i.u.l all the vreat En-oprsati
ti )..(1t :mparly. with a capital or s7ao,
rit tn 14 111 DO, ElgV, regato
(1 1 , , , •,( Enplinto; t= rwarly
tt I , 1,1.11r0t from 12. to I 1 poi' C.-Tit
U.• -1::~r.L~ 1•r
Trn , nui•,unt
u,.1 • t
S..tith..ri,
Ow
ti,m would clitaatc tho c. =1,.•u11 t
f tittlittrml chttruct,r anti
111. to
Fur Prv-idrct. u4ll.- -•I II
inot.
!•;•Irt ri I;tt,ttt
1 ., Th,, ,vntnn
it,.•l Nl,tr.•, I, I NVIIIIArn Hart,
,ch., nil all I`lpto, 4
r, N. , 1 ,r k s , • and
Mr .I.lvin
I.'.nnn , th, aril
1.! t r••-•ill
• For Vko Yresl ler t II (1 •.b
thee. In ,q 1 ar ,
trti.
)orninatt. , Tint
.In 4, /1, , U1/ , Illllt t
IJr,,ughout the tit
Tut I I - e 11,01 n, .11,11,11111.1,14 Fl - 018'11101111
11,1 , 14•18'•8 I a very ‘.l for
barn u. th,• prim U.
Li
I 1113 taipti,2lll
s%
tn. lIC tt-d with Kim...-.t real ceretttony,
IL- Ill+ g.dflither, and
Finn. Joh❑ A Cuthtwrt wt., 15 th
prontinent 11,ttlocrat.4 Ilk
writton It letter to .I.Plin For-) IL, of 11,1.1
r IWO Elnpri,i Jo
alraother In the changes of
in \, hil . ll 11 , \NI I lor 11,
for
“1.11.111,111 1111• h 1111' child was
lIIIIinI
But tire course which tie
eater. wit it is e4..eritirti L., the ril , llrltt•llHr
..IS.a.itherri rights in the r rri. N.r North
ern Democrat could - 11 4 t,t1:1 111111..1r
edirstituent, if he rdroirld n, t with th i n
e..tablishing a code for the l,rur..tiot of .l itt .r.ry
in the Territorie. runt a measure would
break up the Northern Iteuruerney. and Drake
Mack fieFlubliranc.tir , tririrripliarit ..•r t Ire
union, and we should be obli. , el t uhirrit
the degradation , •
1 believe that you hat, elia*lo
of a candidate for the Presideri..), and I runt
fervently wish success_ to your noble etiorts In
the cause. With great regard,
lan jIN .•.I a lil tlf OVtr. • ltto • ik.verty Hu Is
Brtghton
il-dpat,•.l in Id. , hakit , •, and drunk in.ct
=MEM
l'h, recontly.
1 , 1V1.011, but he I,end
II ail Iti r hi- trifling ••arnini;s for
IS in lir Nllchighrl ,;rati,,n, thu
rt.. I t.. w'li tt% plored
OW thv.. tuhai th, rod rum. Was Its tn.n
N , o aro tho agora; of thi,
p•ri..,l 11f IM in privilogo 1,4 than
nr, h H.. -ql.l
J6I3N A. CI•THHERI
The Douglas ball is rolling on.
ti.• ..f lh,, rcl,lint.
, r tilt, rt 12.11 Ls ol
and f.,n.try tiny,' no
Thanksgiving in Peunn3 h auia
PENNSYLVANIA, SS:
un-I,irtn4 theine3 than explorationi
N :1 Marytwtto, and La Salle
r/. 1.4. re netrtyri than the Jesuits,
L. s.] In the name and by th,, auth.,rity
_of
the Common wealth of Ponnsyl
ivit., t timed the word of itenee to Fitgan war
ot the when in the langtingti of the
titerl. Fiiinnee and Catholicism
6 1“ , her aittiot in the vrilley of the Alis-
WILLIAM F PACK ER.
ERNutt OF THE \ It.; I-I
P ROC LA M A TION
FELLOW CFI IC is :--The blessing ,III• 1 1-
safed by a kind Providence through th,• pa,t
year, demand our grateful recognition and
again call for the micrillee of nerd, ;giving
and praise. Under the protection of a tlov
ernment that secures to all equal rights, we
.have pursued, unmolested, the various avo
cations of life, with more than usual pros
perity.
The earth, under the labors of the husband
man, has yielded her increase, and our barns
and storehouses are crowded with the fruits of
the harvest. We have not only been pm:erred
lrom the ravages of the pestilence, but the past
has been a year distinguished for health in our
large cities and throughout all our rural dis
tricts.
l:r.:1-11: rioter 112.1 hnttcr children
thrin the Mitt Illotheri :if thely
\\e•t
M it . PA Itltl.ll, of New York, cluimn
that .wes high lift , .
„r fr alit-, Mr Parri-h says that he agreed
with the Frchch Minister of Finance, which
/itr . l,4 lu,mt the Emperor confirmed, that. on
Mr Parrish . . , diQeovery of a gold field, acces
sible to the French arms, he should receive
the ,urn named. Mr. Parrish claims that, on
recommendation, the French sent nut a
n secret C`Npediti.n to Africa, where they found
gold, and have tiriCe been engaged in removing
the precious motel. Tho French have been
active in Africa, but as was supposed in search
of ,00lieF.
Our country has been preserved in peace
Our homes have been the abodes of tratepiii- ,
ity, and blessings innumerable have elostured
around our domestic : hearths. Our various
_shoals and seminaries of learning arc diffus
ing throughout our community a higher intel
ligence, and imparting to our youth nobler
aspirations.
The institutions mf our holy religion are
well sustained ; and under its pure and genial
influence, the spirit of unity and love, the
earliest yet better days is most happily devel
oped. To God, the great and good, we are in
debted fur all, and to Him, let praise be ren
dered.
With these sentiments, and in accordance
with the known wishes of many of my fellow
citizens, I, WILLIAM F. PACKER, Governor of
tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, do hereby
appoint Thursday, the 24th day of November
next, as a day of general Thanksgiving and
praise to Almighty God, and recommend to
people to lay aside, on that day, their custom
ary worldly business—assemble in their re
spective places of worship, and unite in prais
ing God for His excellent greatness toward m,
—beseechng His gracious goodness.
Given under my hand and the great seal of
the State, at Harrisburg, this fourteenth day of
Oct., A. D. 1859, and of the Commonwealth
the eighty-fourth. Wm. F. PACKER..
By the Governor :
Wm. 31. HEISTER,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
~ , en Figaro is at his usual work of
shaving . , and that tun on Sunday, in apparent
defiance of municipal authority, and penal on
a, tnient, but we presume he considers the plea
ornecessity, a palpable and legal defense against
any prosecution that might be instituted.
A MAN in Indiana lately had both legs
burned off, while sleeping by a lire in the
open air. He was subject to tits, and when dis
core' ed the morning after the accident, had no
recollection that any calamity had befallen
him.
TH :iteamor lately chartered to carry Mr.
Ward to China, cost the government tive
thousand dollars per month, making for the
tit, months for which she is engaged the sum
of twenty-five thousand dollars.
TARTARIC ACID.-500 lbs. powdered
for vale b)
B. A. FAHNESTOC} e CO.,
cor. First and Wood sty
CF. N EIVDIN'S CELEBRATED PRE-
Mim 4,•L1, PENS AND CASES. Patented and
Warranted. A .sleet assortment received at
.15 KAY ,t CO, 55 Wood street.
CARD ENGRAVING AND PRINTING,
in the neatest styles, and at as low prices as, any
other honer. J. It. WELDIN,
octls CI Wood street near Fourth.
MINNESOTA ELECTION
James Mills, Esq., of the St. Paul Pioneer,
who arrived in the city yesterday, informs us
that the Democrats have two of a majority in
the Senate. The Republicans have a majority
in the lower house. Messrs. Cavanati and
Philips—the late members are both beaten.
HATMAN's DRAWING PAPER—
Turkey Mill. All sues for sale by
eet.l6 J.R. WELDIN,
DRIED Barrels New Dried
Apples for sale by HENRY H. COLLINS.
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3~T I
A Great Medicine for Females
Hundreds of stimulants have been invented and sold.
purporting to be opeeifle in the various diseases and de
rangements to which the delicate form of woman rim-
der tier subject. The result of rill these stmulanto line
been to impart um/oath - in, articito to the 1,7 . 1 . 11113
and fal , e vigor to the ouiset , s; but this relief has been
succeeded by a depreEsion and prostration greater than
before; and the repeated attempts of invalids to build
themselves up by these fidor reolahr-s, have finally end
ed in destroying what little vital organization was left.—
Hut in using • Ha-flares Holland !totters" you will find
no such disastrous results. It is n purely vegetable
compound, prepared on strictly scientific principles, at
ter the manner of the celebrated Holland Professor,
Bterhave. Under its influence even, nerve end muscle
receives new strength and vigor, appetite and sleep re
tUrn, and finally, perfect health. See advertisement in
another column.
. .
Read Curcfu The Genuine highly concentrated
Baerhave's Holland Bitters ei lint up in half plot bottle.,
only, and retailed at one dollar per bottle. the great
demand for this truly ~,Lebrated Medicine has induced
many imitations, which the puldn, ,Imuldguard against
purchasing. Beware of imposition I Sea that our name
is on the label of every bottle you buy.
BENJAMIN PAGE, ift. it C.u, loin Proprietor?, No:
27 Wood, between First anti Second rho., Pithhurgh.
Zulu 4durrtisements
ArattF . KNOWN EFFECT.--When pain or infinin -
mutual present in n hialllJU 111 BMW'S,Lli'm
Pills are used, they at once seize upon the !nun., which
are the 0e,,,0rt of this. pain 0 . itittilliirmt.n, and remove
them froth the body, and they cannel. injure 1.4.4,U,
their pots, Is only upon and over humor, or Ml purities, n Lich -
are unhealthy , want lie, and whose pres•
enve inn part eau,,, the pain Mild Luc I,olg heal. ;so 111
sore throat, croup, eold , rh..iirrati,,.. pain is
the side and pleurisy, v. - loch are all cured Ey Iron, one
to three doses of these power I only eaarl
ed to remove impurities front the Mood The
directed will um them and b•• cured.
Sold at No. PA Canal street, Brandreth's Pt - me/psi
tiMee; by Thomas , lied path, No. Pt laamt/b.i
Pittsburgh, Pa., and lip respectahle dealer.,
STAT EM ENT lo 1 , "1 . H E IRON t. ITI /A.\\
irytt 0,, I lotol., 17, I 5:,..
Capl[lll.. .....
I: nuu slllli
1,2,111 Ni
Lnie t,y other Bank. ••
Not., and I'lloock. allo.l Bank-
110.1:r; 5,
OrclOnto.'
Due to other hunk._ • :49
Ltu.• to 1/evosttor,
'ni+ Statrooent ryeoroo - t 0 ,,, .1.1.t0.1 to We L,.a of to)
knowledge au,' holler. .11,11 N 1111:11FFIN,
Alr11"1110k1 our. before Oat, day.
wtlti ,P.ERT I NI% Kl - . Noutr) Po4h.•
7.
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OOlool" !thin- no t ,pocitleatiow. way Ix' srru.
A.:•- HELL Soo) . And Try. .
t'oartl.
WOOl, UVDF IjIRTS AN 1)1:4 AV
E. MEN AND Itt , l:;' ME.N
SHOES, AT kl'tl It .1
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•• Portniutint., ; n d.u. ivilr Nlorovoo .
4 pirara 6.4 heft% or Cloth ; 4 ril.:(2e , Fancy
Jr. ivortrd C“lnfmt
N ENV RAISINS
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oct la au Wood elf., opposite Bt. Oblintos Hold.
II l' it li.li NTS. :2 kirrol-, ucty enli, %ant,
N._./ Currant, to t rep tuvo,l tub! for: ale I ky .,
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uell4 NO. UU 00• I oppomtte
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handy and GA' I.v
It EVNIEII
octls ati '‘Vo...l.trot.t
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Cfor eAle by
of varion,
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First 4,
AA N.l ERICA N F.1{11111.11 )N. - I(•
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AMERI4 'A N I )Cll RE. --;;II bitrrili. i'.. - rsalt - i
by It A FAIINESTOCK A i'r,.
oetlS (.or. First and Wuotl , L, ,
PERSONS wishing to ptirehlts, good dw,•l
ling how. ' and those having real i,tate for sal,
‘,111,1,c themselves much lune and labor by calling at
our Oilite. WI. have A large 11111111 , e1 111 good 1.,,, , 111n,
HOUSE, and Building Lobi in this and Allt•gliel, citi,..
Akn. Beautiful locations for country reside...e. , . Ire tale
on fat orabli , teens. Hou,s lon,iid.andrent, ‘1,11,,,,-.1
erriniEirr s
Hem F.,tat.. Agent", LI )11arl,t
HUGH M. BOLE,
ENGIN E
BUILDER AND MACHIN NT,
EGREAT WESTERN PLA LYING MILL, cor. Mat.
bury and Duque:me ITay, Pittsburgh, Pa, wall make to
order, and warranted as good n, can be mode, the
following machinery, viz.—Steam Engines, Turning
Lathes, for wood and iron ; Planers, for wood and iron ;
Drilling Machines : 'hven and Tobacco serews ; Patent
right and Model Machines. in the Lest manner; Shafting,
Pullies, and Hangers. of all sizes and variety: Screws. of
any diameter and pitch, to fifteen feet in length. Will
gtso make, and have on band, Doctor and Nigger En
and Deck Pumps for ateamboatn, .te. . Lathe
inhears and other Planing done to order; ran plane :12
inches wide, by 9 feet 6 inches long.
AU Orders ;romp/hi FillediinA Eery - lone Siticitc.l
N. B.—Particular attention and promptitude given to
repairs on Printing Presses and other Machines
irlfelydits
B. GRAY & SON.,
DRAPIERS AND TAILORS,
No. 19 Fifth Street,
PITTSBURGH PA
L. C. HEPBURN,
ATTORNEY -AT LAW AND CONVEYANCER,
OFFICE WITH H. HEPBURN
No. 90 Fourth street_
THE ATTENTION OF MEN OF MODE
RATE MEANS is called to the offer for sale of
forty of the most eligible
BUILDING LOTS
in the Second Weru, Allegheny City. The prices ere
suited to the hard times, and time will be given to suit
all purchasers. For particulars inquire of
ALEXANDER HAYS, Surveyor,
Corner East Common and Water street,
nos Allegheny City
T A LLOW.-200 lbs. Beef Tallow for sale
(,00] HENRY H. COLLIIsii.
iNsEED OIL-15 bbls. for sale by
se3 HENRY H COLLINS
. _
MEDALLION PENS.-
se9
J. R. WELDIN
MEN'S FINE SHIRT COLLARS,
NECK TIES, GLOVES,
Suspenders Undershirts and Drawers—new stock at 77
MARKET STREET.
net=
JOSEPH HORNE,
- ' A
VeUJ Aduertisement
t , FFER MYSELF as a Canchdate for the AL
-1,,-.)Y ' , ERMA NSEI IP of the Third Ward, subjeot to
the ti,age , of the Demooranc party.
oetl7:2md M. K. NOLAN.
L. Hindifeld 8. Son.
FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 8 Wood street, have now in stock and are
constantly receiving many novelties in
ENGLISH AND FRENCEI
wEI.TuNs AND ovErtcoATlN,.s.
FANCY CASSIMF.HYS A NI,
SILK PLUSH VESTINUS.
Which they are making to ant, a tha ..rty
.117
E SHALL THIS DAV ()PEN
NEV. STI LEb OF
Silk Ties and Scarfs,
Of the latest importation .
OE=
in==l:l2
UNDER GARIiENTS
WETAKE PLEASURE in informing
our Ft ottol, and Cmdomer, that we have re
raved the Agoney from two Pstenttivo
HOSIER I' MANUFACTURERS
WlllOl 11, go .d
Wool and Merino Shirts and Drawers
At $l,OO Each
lu Klee :ter,rillug to grmhty
1.. Hlrshield Sou,
1=!
CEEII93
FOE Rim STREET.
UPHOLSTERY,
No. 55 Fourth Street, near iVood.
Fir r E SUBScRIBERS MANUFACTURE
And keep eonAnutly on hand cry} :Miele in their
hue, vir.: Cornier, Ornsinenti,Curlain Gonti,Cornforts
F e ather Beds. 3l n ttmkses of alt kinds; alt.., the eelebra
led Patent Spring Bed-. All kind+ ~f shades, Blind
and fixture-.
.414-prompt attention given to fill order- for fitting an,
lay wg die., Li Carnet,. (lit Clutha. Be.
RoBERTs RUENICK.
NEW GOODS
FALL AND WINTER OF 1859
GEO. R. WHITE & CO.,
No. 25 Firth Street
1 , 12.E.i,
,4 411,- 4 4. ~,.uip r4,44M, all lilt.
lIISIIIMII=I
FANCY SILKS. and SILK
11nBE'i. e),ap. .llF.n. a com
linnti,ine ag9or
mew Fall and Wknter
V ELV ET AND CLOTH
CI) , ‘ES.
WHICH Il\ BE SOLD :IT LO\V PRICES
.•••,I_4vr
rTaWt 1 I iII4 A EM:r, 111 SA LE. --Situ
.4t 12 n - 01 , 4 fr ,, in y the Butler road
~ aore. 4u • plc h :rut tn 7111 d about 40 to
dm.., S;tablua, /icy lino
31.11111i.1 I,e, gtl de
la orchard. &o_-
pil,a• and tr-rnlo apply a• Marl:.d
.aa (1 - 1 Hi.t Kral Eddato Agt,
EitUN El) In_II,LAR: , WILL pur
-I_l , rase a Bud,ldn,e by bin feet. Turn,
I HIiERT S ON.
:•1 M'tri:et atreec
SAMUEL M'MASTER,
No. 90 Market •,treet
H AvE r rs - r v Er) A LARGE
~f - tt d 111,1 ap
prove I aryl, of
Cll.l, AND 11 INTER HATS AND CAPE,
F {L.! , 4 large varaaty of
FAVUI: FI RS
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3 1 ,2. s MILLERS
11WEL1.INii iI.t)CSE FUR SALE. A
to" ',tory 1310.1; House, of four good
room , . 0.1.1 0 al. aim, lots of cround, ...tuato
All.o..heny the Outer Ikput, Allegheny
City. perton is, porchoo, tt comfortable
chr.ip, still hod it ILI. udcxutxpr isl /01-1 k at this
propt•rt). a 11 still Larioun
S Cr Ili BERT S St tN,
.0,11 Real F.otatt. Agent, GI Market street.
J EL1 1 ' . 1 .1 1 : : . S 1;t1 - tiutir0. W.-1 1,1.0.
\ 11, , ' Jell.,
REYMER S ANDERoN,
N 0.39 Wood Street
VI N E 115 MVOS
oder,en' , Sc.isee.
Amulet.
lirs Mdler , . Foie Cut,
keg, Fie Tobaceo:
liexes Tebacee. tor sale ha
MFR .5 ANDERSON.
No. 39 Wood street,
oppeaile He. Charles Hotel,
DA PER RA( 4
.lercht sizes., for sale
by I ...el l J. IL WELPI N
.
M N holler 11sp ~1 I•run-ylr:uua. h 1. r„ .A . . 1. -- 1. Barnes
.00 .1. R. WELDIN
cuiALk cHAVI)N.s.
and for pale by Hell
bbk. fresh, just r,ceived and
fur .AI.•
as lIKNUY H. CoI,I.INS.
B
I.7TT ER.-- I bbl::. pa,•kotl Butteofor sale
EN V It CLLI NS.
OH EAR W RAPPING PAPER.—Crown,
11 cents: Medium. :M.:, dud Double Crown 50 eta.
CHADWICK ,5" SON,
"N' No. 151 Wood et, Pataborgh.
.2ou gross received
S. R. WELDIN.
jjil `lt I\ TUBBED HOSIERY.-500 doz.
.Itrk et i run the manufacturers. all color,. at whole—
'ale. xt EATtIS, CREE S MACRUM'a,
ocni No. 1; Fifth street.
L: R —Sil barrels choice Extra Family
Flour, w .tore sud fol ,ILIC h
MURTLANL it CONNOR,
se,o IG7 Liberty street.
1 7 1 LP I No Li ri'S, near the city, for .tiloo.
B
rayta,,,i, balance at One Dollar per
wcel- S. CUTHBERT it SON,
, c 1; N 0.51 'Market street.
TT A I.LOA ! THAT'S A FINE COAT
Funnel Satin is it noir No, sir;
no farm, satin in this coat. I cot it new from
FLEMING'S,
di U 3 corner Wood and Sixth eta,
ADVICE GRATIS--Avoid quack nos
trum. for Coughs and Colds. remember preven
tive is better than cure. Use seasonable Clothing.—
FLEMING, corner Wood and et vat, offers en unusual
variety of Hats, Caps and Clothing. Prices low. No
charge tl.ir.bnivio,r octlS
PRICE UAL LP)Ll,Aft—Life of George
vltephenson, the celebrated Railway Engineer, by
mules—in one volume.
ectl2 KAY 9 CO., 65 Wood street
ORANGE'.---Three barrels Sweet Havana
Ni_.7 psi received and for e‘abe by
REYMER & ANDERSON,
ac29o i nioaite SL Charles Halal No. 39 Wood st.,
RUSSETS.--96 barrels prime winter RUB
!iet., for cafe by
octl•2 HENRY H. COLLINS.
T "A.-9u h't chests Green and Black Teas
CA) caddies do., received and for sale by
MURTLAND & CONNOR,
oeta 197 Liberty street.
ROOMS.—iii doz. Corn Brooms, for sale
isezi HENRY H. CoLLI N 9.
fIHEESE.-50 boxes prime Western Re
,erve, to arrive tlo , day, and for sale by
JAMF-ti A. FETZER,
oetB Corner Market and First streets.
•
liDituDUrc
30 boxes prime Cream Chee'e;
barrels Butter;
10 firkins
9 bbls. Clover Seed;
100 '• Superfine, Extra and Family Flour,
For sale by Lee 23) Val. a SMITH & CO
ew *dvtriisements.
CHICKERING & - S4NS'
•• NEW SCALE
a• I I
PIANO FORTES.
THE .
subscriber has now on hand, a most
splendid stock of Pianos, consisting of 6% and 7
Octaves, in Plain and Carved Cases of the most elegant
aeseription. from the celebrated Factory of Chickering
Sons. The instruments are all provided with their
latest improvements, as Riatariao-Aimda, I/oasis-Lau
rERS, Far-Mammas, and are of their.
ENLARGED NEW SCALE,
By watch a much larger sound-board is obtained, con
sequently the tone is rendered very powerful. yet retain
ing its sweet and musical quality. By the perfection of
trio Action. the performer is entailed to produce all
grades of tone from pia/di - Wm° to f urtisrireo. with the
greatest eai.e.
Crucinutio t 9..oNs' PlArros are thus spoken of 1... y the
bet artistes and critics in our country:—
THALBERG says:—"They are beyond comparison fh
best I have ever seen in the United States, and writ Corn
pare favorably with any I have ever know-n."
GUSTAVE BATTER say=" The opinion which I ex
pressed three yeare ago, has been more than confirmed
to roe, by the continued use of them, viz: That for vol
ume and pore quality of tone, with nicety of articulation,
they are unequalled.'r . .
[From the National Intelhgencer, Washington.]
"'They can safely bear comparison with instruments
from any part of the world, In point of tone, strength
and elasticity of touch."
[From the New Orleans Picayune.]
" For o,seellence of material. elegance of finish, and
faithfulne., of - orttmani.hip, and above all for volume
nd variety, mellow sweetness, brilliancy and perma
nence of tone, they are unequalled."
[From the Family Journal.)
•
••The peculiar musical qualities belonging to the Chick
ering instruments, are a full, musical, rich and pow
erfid tune, free from any wooden, noisy, loudness of
sound, so disagreeable to the sensitive musical ear.
They have tib-o an easy, even and pleasant touch, and
will Iteeti in tune better than any Pianos known.
The publie are invited to call and examine these
splendid instruments, which are sold at
Factory Prices and Warranted
JOHN H. MELLOR,
rtu,i.,2, dkw
S 1 WOOD STREET
Administrator's Notice
N°TICE is hereby given that Letters of
Administration on the estate of CHARLES B.
NIAGIHRE, late of Lower St. Clair township deer-teed,
have been granted by the Register of Allegheny county
to the undersigned. All persons indebted to said estate
arc requested to make payment, and those having claims
wall present them to JOHN MAGUIRE,
Administrator,
Williamsburg, Lower St. 'lair tp.
1:52121111
Adjourned Sale of Urizaba Iron Works, and
Sophia Furnace, (New Castle, Pa.,) &c.
THE SALE of this property has been ad
palmed until the THIRD TUESDAY OF OCTO
BER, ISO 9, at 11 o'clock, A. M,, at the MEUCILCVT'fI El
ena:cm Pittsburgh, Pa., with the following modification
of the term, of sale, viz:—One-fourth of the purchase
money payable in hand, and the residue in one, two and
three years, with interest, to be secured in such manner
as the trustees may determine, in addition to mortgage
on the premises.
PURE SALT ! PURE SALT
MEM
KNAP, wlLs.rNs & CO,
Tmstees
THE ONLY WARRANTED PURE AND DRY
Table, Dairy and Packing Salt,
mataufeetured by the
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Compan
306 PENN STREET, ABOVE CANAL.
ap3o,a-tukth
SAPONIFIER,
011.
CONCENTRATED LYE
The Ready Family Soap Maker;
NO HOUSE SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
LABOR, TIE AND MONEY IS SAVED BY IT ,
FOR SALE 131 ALL ..,TOREKEEPERS
31..4:CUFACTI - 12ED GSLI BT THE
• PENNSYLVANIA
Salt Manufacturing Company,
396 Penn St., above Canal .:
ar , S , ,w4nath
GEO. ALBREE, SON & CO
No. 71, Car . Wood nod Fourth Ste..
DEALER - L S IN BOOTS. SHOES AND
RUBBERS, have received a Lull and complete as
...atment of Boot:. and Shoes for Fall and Winter trade,
oonsivtitiz of the best quality of Boys', Youth's and Chit
dlett•-•
CUSTOM-MADE BOOTS.
Sten'• Double-Soled and Double-Vamped French
gal hc , nto an t cororrese rtallerK, all made to order or
. . .
„ .
svarranled. ,
NVe have also on hrold a splendid .trock of
Women'.s:Mi,ses' and Children,' French Morocco, and
k•oat ii,,, - .A,, all of
Pittsburgh Manufacture.
:VI coon= ~cantiue ancthing m cur hoe, are te
of call and examine the quality uY cur Woods tar t eind
oeMlw
TERRA COTTA OR
STONE WATER PIPES,
FROM TWO TO SIX INCH CALIBRE.
Prices from Twelve to Thirty Cit. per Foot.
ROCHESTER PEARL STARCH,
For sale Wholesale at Manufacturers Prices by
HENRY H.-COLLINS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCIIANT.
CHEINE, BUTTER, SEEDS, FISH,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY.
el] No. 25 WOOD ST., PITTSBURGH.
SHALER & GLASS,
Agents Pennsylvania Railroad,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, AND
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
6S Clanniernat St., and alt Lace.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
ikt_Promilt personal attention given to Colleetingand
Adulating breights. se24:6rtma
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
SAMUEL RIDDLE,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
CHURNS, TUBS, BUCKETS, BASKETS,
BROOMS, &C.,
No. 11 Diamond, Pittsburgh
N
AVING NOW IN STORE A LARGE
and carehilly,elected stock of everythingin this
line, either manufactured by himself or purchased di
rect from manufacturer:, FOR CASH, is prepared to
supply customers and the country trade with goods in
fits
CHEAPER THAN EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
The following eomprise the leading items in his stock
of Wooden and Willow Ware :
CHURNS—Pine SUM, S sizes: Oak Staff, 4. sizes: Cedar
Suitt; 3 size , , Oral Crank, Cedar, Oak or Pine, 3 sizes;
Cedar Barrel,' sizes; Spane's Patent, 3 size=; Thermom
eter, 3 sizes—a large stock.
BUCKETS—Common red, blue and green, fancy and
varnished, half. quarter and toy path; cedar brass and
iron bound, 2 and:, hoop,Piggins, cedar, brass and iron
hound, 2 hoop Horse Baskets. heavy iron bale;Kit c hen
Buckets, iron bale - , Oak Well Buckets, well Ironed;
Flour Buckets, nested.
TUB....Pninted, 2 and 3 hoop: white pine and cedar,
hand made, all sizes, nested or by the dozen.
KEELERS—Painted and varnished, 3 sizes, dozen or
nest; cedar heelers, brass or iron bound.
MEASURES—AII sizes, from. bushel to quarter peck;
pine or cedar. sealed or unsealed.
CLOTHES PlNS—Plain and head, in five gross boxes;
Smith's Patent, in gross boxes, and Brass Spring, in
gross boxes.
WASHBOARDS--Waterloo raised centre, Marietta Zinc,
Double Wood, and all other kinds.
BROOMS. WHISKS, BRUSHES, ke.. in great variety.
MEAL TUBS—Hingham Butter and Butter and Meal
Tubs, 2 or 3 in nest, or singly.
DOOR AND BUGGY MATS—Allicante, Cocoa and Grass;
Grass Table 'MAUL
WHITE NEST BOXES—Spice and Sugar Boxes, five tn
nest, plain and varnished.
OAK STANDS—Assorted sizes, for apple-butter, kraut,
pickles, meat or milk.
UMBRELLA STANDS—For Stores or Enveihngs.
CLOTHES HORSF.3—Assorted sizes and styles male to
order.
WOODEN WARE—Comprising Rolling Pins, Potato
Mashers, Butter Prints and Ladles, Lemon Squeezers,
Spoons and Beaters, Muddlers, Soap Caps, Shaving
Boxes, Spigots, Bung Starts, Axe, Pick and Hatchet
Handles, Steak Mauls, Sc.
RAT AND. MOUSE TRAPS, of all varieties.
TAR CANS. MOP HANDLES, iron and wood hiads,
Clothes Bounders.
MARKET in great variety of size and style,
by the nest or dozen, of our own manufacture, at Eas
tern prices.
CLOTHES BASKETS—Round and oval, four in nest.
IIA3IPERS—Squarg flat and trunk lids.
NURSERY CHAIRS, of every style.
COACHES ,,
CRADLES, of every style.
TRAVELING BASKETS—Assorted sizes and styles.
Berlin, Japanned.
French, assorted.
1-11AES' CAP
_ - - -
RETICULES—Imported and American.
SCHOOL BASKETS, in great variety.
SPLIT 'TAMPERS, for Potatoes, Peaches, Sc.
ORCHARD BASKETS—WiIIow and Split.
XfirCity and country . dealers are invited to call and ex
amine our stock and pnces before parchasiog elsewhere,
as we CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD IN THIS MARKET.
octB:lydavilaalwe
SAMUEL RIDDLE,
21Liamenad Pittsuur•h
WHOEV ER
_twit so poor a pun as this:
"The youth, with joy unfeigned,
Regained the felt, and felt what he r.9.ine 3 "
It wen at FLEMING'S, corner wood and Sixth. where
he regained the fell. HATS, CAPS and CLOTIMV.
oetls
EMI
Rev: Advertisements.
CLOSING OUT SALE
DRY GOODS.
W. & D. HUGU
N 0.69 Market St., Cur. Fourth,
OFFER THEIR
ENTIRE STOCK of DRY GOODS
At Greatly Reduced Prices,
Ae they intend ',moving about the last of the month to
t h eir NEw HousE, recently built at-
THE OLD STAND,
CUR. FIFTH AM -, MARKET STS.
FIFTH STREET. 31,
ALARGE ASSORTMENT of LADIES'
Alids,.? and ChildrQns' FRENCH LASTING,
CALF, KID AND MOROCCO,
CONG BEES, LACE AND BUTTON
DOUBLE SOLE GAITERS
•
AN D BOOTS,
I=l
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.,
FURS, FURS', FURS,
N0."96 Wood Street
ADANNELEIT, is prepared to Clean,
•. Alter, Repair, and to make to order, any descrip
man of Ladies' and 'lents' Furs; and is able as a prat's'
eal Furrier, to do it Cheaper than any house in the
city. Ladies who intend to have their Furs enlarged,
will find it to their advantage to call now, as they can
find the Largest assortment of Skins from which to se.
tact A large assortment of made-up Ladies' Furs—Sets
from V. up to SdOO—at wholesale and retail, witv on
haul. to a loch the public is invited to examine.
aerie:n
THOS P. STOTESBURY,
SUGAR AND COFFEE BROKER
119 South Front Street, -
PHILADELPHIA.
IQ Particular attention paid to filling Weetern order
for Rio Coffee. 5 oct.lay
MR. JOlll6 KELE.
WOULD respectfully announce to the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Pittsburgh, that 110 i 3
prepared to give lessons on the Violin, G uitar, Flute
and Cornet. For terms. Ste- address
seiS.3:2m JOH: , .: KELE', Pittsbursh Theatre.
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
ISAAC JOICES.—. Xs.:o. J. BOYD ....WINL M'gtiLLOUGH
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
CAST STEEL.
-ALSO--
SPRING, PLOW, AND A. B. STEE
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
Corner Ross and First Streets,
oct7 PITTSBURGH. Pi.
DR. J. S. ROSE,
OF FIIILADELPH EA,
To the People of Pittsburgh.
EVERY INTELLIGENT AND THINK-
L'o• PERSON moot know that remedies branded
out for general use 4ltoreld hare their efficiency estab
hrked well-tested experience in the hands ofa rep.
lad s eatic,tea whose preparatory study ntst
him for all the dotics he must (akin yet the coun
try I, iii.otled Witt. poor Nostrlllll9 and pur
porting to toe the boot in toe world, which are net only
but frequently inintioll,
Dr J.S.Ro Reg Expectorant or Cough Syrup,
Fur Cort,lttpt.iott, Collis, Caught. Asthma,.9pittiv of
L'roarkihs, and of the Lunys.
This Syrup, having stood the test of many years ex
perieure as a remedy for irritation or inflammation of
the Lung:. Throat or Bronchia, acknowleged by all to
be a remedy eminently superior to other known com
pounds used for the relief and radical cure of Coughs
and Consumption.
In compounding a Cough Syrup for general use, the
physician—for none but a physician should attempt a
prescription—is compelled, from his knowledge of the
constitution and constituted parts 44 man, to avoid on
tirely the addition of drugs that eau in any way Send to
do injury. His object is not only to cause a symptom,
such
as cough, to stop. but it is also expected that a
regularly educated doctor, that lie should cure his pa
tient radically—while the pretender may allays cough
by opium and squills. molasses and laudanum, anti
mony, morphia, and wild-cherry hark, and not be ac
countable for the after health of his patient. Many of
the nostrums of the day thaw power to stove cough,
and the deluded victim is lulled into an incurable form
of disease. or perhaps death.
Although a cough may arise from a variety of causes
which still continue to operate, such as Tubercle% Ab
scess, Chronic Inflammation of the TAIIIiN, Liver, Bron
chi. &e.,kc., still the lungs are the organs compelled
to do te coughinv, and consequently produce Cons
sumption.
This Cough Syrup will not only cure Cough. but in all
cases prevent that Lisa of Diseases, CONSUMPTION.
•
Price 50 Cents and $l.
DR. J. S. ROSE'S PAIN CURER—That popular and
never-failing remedy has alone stood the test of thirty
five years. Price 12, 25 and 50 cents.
The Pain Curer cures Rhematism.
The Pain Curer cures
_pains in the limbs, joints, back,
and spine.
The Pain Curer cures cholic, pains in the stomach or
bowels.
NEBi==l=l=
The Pain Curer cures any pain internally or external
ly, and should be kept in every family.
We shall only say to the afflicted, try the Pain Curer;
if it gives you relief, recommend it to others; if it fails,
condemn it. Remember it has come from a regular
Physician.
DR. J. S. ROSE'S DYSPEPTIC COIIPOUND, the only
sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. Price 50
cents.
DySpepsia may be known by costiveness, belching up
of wind, sour stomach, and sometimes diarrhosa or
looseness of the bowels.. headache, -nervous feelings,
cold feet, wakefulness and variable appetite. If these
symptoms are allowed to go on long, without this medi
cine, (which will always cure,) then follow debility of
the lungs, and a predisposition to Consumption. -
fie, The written signature must be over tho cork. •
DR. J. S. ROSE'S ALTER.ITIVE SYRUP, or Blood
Purifier. for the cure of Scrofula, Old Eruptions, Chronic
Diseases, Ulcers, Soles, Swelled Neck, and all diseases
arising from an impure state of the blood. Price $l.
DR. J. S. ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND, for all dis
eases of the Kidneys and Bladder. Price SO cents- The
great demand for this article has induced others to bot
tle up something they call_Buchu. Ask for Ross's, and
take no other. Written signature must be over the r
cork of each bottle; take none without it. octal •
JUST RECEIVED,
T .DIES' FINE ) , .M•OROCC-i) HEELED
1.4 BOOTS
LADIES FINE FRENCH CALF MOROCCO BOOTS;
LASTING MOROCCO GAI-
TER BOOTS.
Gents' two-note D. W. French Calf Boole
Gents' French Calf Congress Gaiters,
Gents' Coarse and Fine Brogans: Boys' two-sole D. W.
French Calf Water Proof Boots :Boys Congress Gaiters;
Boys' Thick Boots and Brogans; Youths' 'Thick Boots
and Brogans;
MISSES' HEELED MOROCCO BOOTS:
GAITERS ;
S LIPEBS, and Childrens' Shoes of all
kinds: Ladies', Gents', Boys', Misses' and Childrens'
GUMS, of all the styles.
Also, MITCHELS' METALIC TIP SHOES, for Boys
youths and Misses, all of which will be sold at very low
Give me a call, at the Cheap Cash Store of,
JOS. H. BORLAND,
No. 9S Market street. 2d door from Fifth.
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DRAWING AND ENGRAVING ON WOOD .
E XEC UTED in the first style of the art,
at moderate . charges and with despatch, by the un
deraipsed. at Ms place. of business, LAFAYETTE
BUILDO7/13, (up stairs.) CS Wood street, Pittsburgh,
Pa. Please call and see specimens.
JOIIN B. SEYMOUR,
Agent for Schonberg ± Co.'s Aeograpphy, for Cheques,
a 3, 818-Heads, octlOArndatxt36
CUPPING AND LEECHING, by
& MRS. BEBE.
ACTTeeth extracted. Hot, Cold and Shower Bathe.
se2l:ly F. BESE, N 0.177 Grant !,Lreet.
Tr A. WEAVER will open a handsome
Mc.ortin eat of FALb AND WINTER
MILLINERY .
TogicAher with a large a‘isorttnent of CIIILIIRENS'
CLOTHING and Patterns of all descriptions, at
NO. Al FIFTH 51:HEST,
Secondry, above Elliott's Shirt Store, on FRILLSI,
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