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Among the most useful articles on exhibition is
LAAGSTROTH'S patent Bee Rive, which is certainly
the most useful and best adapted for the purposes in
tended that we have ever seen. The patentee in
forms us that he spent screnteen yrart experimenting
before the discovery of his patent. Its great supe
riority to all other hives in use consists in the Apia
rian having the entire control over all the combs.—
an) or all of the combs eau be taken out at pleasure,
without injury to the combs ur enraging the bees in the
least. It is adapted to swarms of all sizes, being
made large or smaller, at pleasure, in a moment. It
furnishes the greatest possible security against the
ravages of the bee moth. But to enumerate farther
would be useless, as its great superiorty to a'l other
/lives now in use has bean clearly proven by the tes
timony of some of the principal bee keepers in the
country. Visitors should by sit means examine this
invention.
L. 0. Camcnov. -This gentleman exhibits three
ramat galvanised Ovens, whieh attract consideralde
attention. Air. Cameron is largely engnged in the
manufacture of different varieties of stoves and tie
ware, arid has the exclusive right fur the sal« of a
lumber of impros emetics, none of which err better
deserving of attention than the articles on exhiLition.
Among the many objects of interest on eabibition
that have attracted the most attention is W tc,nt
al A N's patent portable Steam Engine, patented Jan
uary IS, Mr. Wightman is already known
abroad as one of our prin , ipal manufacturers, and
laid portable Sulam Engine will add considerable to
Lie fame as a prs.ctleal uat-:hanic. The engines are
taskarfacturaci at the Pena Machine Works, Aile
d:way City, and orders hare already kaan received
fn. as
` nearly all parts of the country. Mr. 'Wight
man
vain Auadoubtadly realize a fortune from his ad-
rablt and exalt! invention
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mrrenei, n vastest & Co., one of the oldest mariu
feeturirg house, ie the city, exhibit some valuable
improvements in th Nxlm ' YA " The gentlemen
notod fur fu tir dealing and the satiiifaction
al the ttality, variety.
they give euetotnery,
and oatect cf that stock
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ST. PAUL'S CATIIKDIto L. IN' ttLASS.
Among the teeny odjects Whit it attrnet the I°6l
attention ut the Fair is the design u. c St . Paula Ca" 1 kdan's Patent ;:ir:bv, `'....,''e an: ..-0 :ow° -ht, iry
theral in glues. exeented by Mr. Ben W '''• S" p , .r , m ,,,,,,.A. about uh,ch we t l ve hr , ,'•.'ar.. ,•"co, ti
fact in this design that even the arehite, 't of the Ca ! oi, exhibition li e Le'•'''" ~ '. ",' edo ILS ii:' '' l, -'
1 h., e seen it in ~,,,,N t i , j. he
, a sou:, le c7..1 I 0:11 ni le 1
thedrul run find nothing it that will net ..orresfeed
with
Li' original.
Mr.
itedrn " h" also " eilibi. i n n nTer " L ' o ' o n .t n a 'l ,l l l t nn ' : , t s k i 7 't.„ . 'n v,: ,.. . r. t ' a tr,u •T b ::: " l:r * i ' h " o i n Y
tion a design in glass of the private resid, uee 'f 1 any in use. \Vo and, ••?!),, I I L. , . 0r... a :, tv ! fl ora .
Mrs. Sfulvany, of Itirming-hani, which has att.. "Tnind
v oluahle one, and td! who horn r uroh.k.e.l r;O,,
much attention. Mr. Redman spent two year 1 in ,
county and State right: : r - , :a. ..1 f, ~.,1,,,, . a
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completing his designs, and they are among .'lie 1 hn- 6 realized haielsomely
finest works of art on exhibition.
Mn. 311.xitini. of Allegheny city, haa on exhibition
'two large frames filled with specimens of AMbro
=typing, which will, perhaps, take a premium, fur They
'have already been pronounced by good judges as
oomph to specimens of the art. Mr. Munroe was one
of the first to introduce this branch of the busino_•s
in this part of the country, and deservesgreat praise
for contributing so largely in bringing Ambrntyping
to its -present perfection. Ills artistic skill in alt
branches of the business will certainly place him at
the bead of his profession.
JOHN Sot . rn, of Allegheny city, also exhibits seven
varieties of vehicles from his manufactory, which
combine some valuable improvements, and are neatly
and to: tautly finished. His stock attracted consid •
erable attention, as the character of his work has
given himself and business considerable notoriety.
Wu. 11Lim of Washington, Pa., a gentleman of
esperienco in this branch of manufactures, exhibits
a sot of harness, which, fur neatness of design and
mechanical execution, are creditable alike to the ex
libitor and the county from which he hails.
„ LI VE , USTON, COVIGLAND At. Co.—Tbia firm is bettor
I:town the ” Novelty Works," and have contribu
ted more, perhaps, than any in the city to the many
rneehanical improvements for which Pittsburgh is
•widely noted; they exhibit anumber of articles from
their tettnefertory, among which are specimens of
Loth pin dorm and hay scales. The manufacture of
.the latter alone is sufficient to give the establishment
notoriety, as they are largely in use in both this and
other States, and are taken as acknowledged authori
ty. The proprietors are gentlemen worthy of patron
age, and their immense manufactory in this city Is
well worthy of an examination by all visitors to the
,fair.
'lmprnrements in Oseillatinj Engines.—The gentle
,men whose names head this notice exhibit two of
ttheir engines, for which they have lately received a
- ,patient. Their machines combine some valuable im
provements, which have rendered them popular with
our manufacturers. We regret not having room to
potice them at length, but will simply name one Ma
ne in its construction which is calculated to giro it
nority. In the Ocoillating Engines heretofore
"e objection has been the great waste of steam
used, t..
to the cylinder in or about the trunyan.
as applieo
In
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;pub. tea exhibited by the gentlemen named
the steam
ai_7 plied to each end of the cylinder,
be of steam each revolutica.
thereby saving a 1 ,
Theport.‘ble, and combines all the at:-
vantages
e s )gi ef ne i oth s ers, such as cut-offs, and reversing
m
Th e y are manufactured in Allegheny City
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, by the proprietors, to whom all orders should be id.
dressed and will re oaire prompt attention.
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WEDSESDAY MORNDIG
SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
Pennsylvania State Aglicaliiira
Society.
Yesterday was the irst day of the Sixth Annual
txposition of the Pinnsylvania State Agricultural
Society, and was conLLed to the receptioaof articled
for exhibition. It opeeed anpropitiouali, the rain
pouring in torrents the greater part of the day, but
there were nevertheless a large number of entries, and
if we have even tolerable Weather during the rest of
the week it promises to be one of the most successful,
both in the number of visitors in attendances and in
wares, etc., displayed, ever held in Pennsylvania.
The arrivals of strangers yesterday was very large,
and the principal hotels are already overflowing. One
train from the East, which came in at 2 P. M.,
brought upwards of eleven hundred people.
The number of entries is already numerous beyond
any fair ever held here, b ut• in consequence of the
rain, It. C. Walker, Esq.,l he Secretary, has announced
the time as continued until Wednesday morning at
12 o'clock, when the books will be closed. The busi
ness office of the Society is at the grounds, where the
Committee of Arrangement, with the Treasurer and
Secretary, will be found.
Of animals, so numerous were the entries that, not
withstanding the preparation, more than fifty new
stalls bad to be erected yesterday. As the entries
will not be oomplated before to-day, we can only give
an imperfect list, remarkhlr: that the display of every
thing promises to equal the expectations of the most
sanguine.
One of our reporters wee on the ground, end took
full notes, from which we publish the following:
PAINE. BISAXIL A CO
Those gentlemen exhibit a Range of superior char
acter, which has, we understand, been invented by
the combined skill and ingenuity of the members of
the firm, and combines in its construction cheapness,
durability and simplicity; is easily understood and
not likely to get out of order. It Is applicable to
either private families, tittels or steamboats. The
proprietors also keep on hand a large variety of every
description of castings, which combine many valua
ble improvements. Their establishment:a on Liber
ty street.
BEM
81101171 ff di ttha.)., {Soul et reel, thin city, ex biblt four
trunk"— too leacher f%f'd twu woodcn frame. They
are permanently constructed and nenily finished_
Tho priiprietore belong to 0113 city, and aro among
our foremost mechanics.
CARILU.GEs AND 11Ct IL,:
Bitistow Ac Co., bianiond alley, this city, who have
always stood deservedly high manurasturers of
the different kinds of vehicles, exhibit several now
varieties from their manufactory. To any one who
bas examined their stock and is acquainted with the
proprietors, any thing commendatory is unnecessary.
They use good material and etkploy experienced
mechanics.
070 ES AND RANO EA.
SADDLERY AND JIARNI*S
CRIDOR k IVADSWORTII
Atnttcttcreltatt rinitAEK livirsfr. AVM • rtn:liN&, - ;riii)thiii:A '61'6)1)1 06r illpere76e gar
This' invention, exhibited by Messrs/ SvoTT great energy, and to whose al.ility alone the great
ttuccess to the introduction of the machine in quits
! REDOES, will, no dot.bt, attract a great deal of at. I
I ,, i . f:e m t: i nly d attri . ' , ,, eh b le :,b The =chin a °. of
. which
tuition, from the fact that it is entirely new in this
section of the country. The inventors claim that the aud, as its nam e ‘l''
it.d,cales, is a self a ra ri lte r r e , al t 3 h ' e n r g e , Cy
invention Will, in course of time, become indispensi- I dispensing of the services of a man for that purpose,
which is a saving, particularly in the West
ble to the farmer. It is a steam-boiler, having pipes,
safety and stop cock, and can be used with the great
est convenience and economy for cooking by steam,
any kind of food for stock, heating water in tiny
quantity, and warming buildings at a small cost. In
fact, the uses this invention can be applied to shout
make it valuable indeed.
OCTOBER
GOULD'S METALLIC HUSHING TIMIIILE6
Form quite a feature in the exhibition, and will at
tract much attention. The invention combines com
fort, speed and abridgment of labor: and are certain
ly a great improvement on the old method. They
are worn on the longest fingers of the right baud,
with the artificial nails directly over the natural naile,
and so adjusted as to press gently against the ends
of the fingers, while the artificial or metallic tails
are easily and rapidly used to open the husks, catch
ing incautiously the ear at any place and holding it
in any position, instead of the pa au!, cautious nud
slower employment of the natural nails or a husking
peg. By this arrangement it is obvious to all that
the fingers, however tender, are completely pr,1.04.111
from excoriation and the wear and tear, caused hr
the corn and rough husks, to which our fing.rs are
otherwise habit. These thimbles have been thorough
ly tested and found to he all that they are represent
ed. Sir. Gould, the gentlemanly agent, can be ad
dressed at Alliance, Ohio.
W. W. WALLACE.—This gentleman, who is widely
known as one of the largest manufacturers of Maride.
Mill Gearing, Se., exhibits several sto—iinens
Marble Fronts and Mantles which display ta•to, both
In kyle and workmanship. 110 also has ex
hibition a valuable portable Mill fur grinding and
chopping, planned by Mr. Alexander Wallace. a
brother of the exhibitor. It is a useful in, en.i-n.
and wall worthy the attention of stock feeder: and
farmers.
JAICRS TonneNot.—This gentleman, who ha. nil.
ded largely to the interest of different Fairs held in
this vicinity, exhiliits his celebrated horse •' Vermont
Bey," the tame that took the premiu m at the gr's,
borne exhibition fait year in Ohio. Xs wr ha, r trrc
tufore alduilmi to the " Vermont IM), e
add he in all he in represented, and :s orti.y fex •
amirtation. iMr. T. also has a number at animals an
exbdiition in a canvas near the entranco to the Pair
ground, among which aro elLs trained to wi.rk,
deer, swans, d pet a of Sr., nil of which are ren'y
worth the prfoo of admittance.
Massas. R. M. S P. PAN is, patentees 01 the ad
justatile and self.acting parallel Vise. hale their in
rention on esnitiition. It Trill undoubtedly eon]
mend itself to every person interestet in the •e!e or
use of Vire:, of .in} kited. for tfir t•r
men t, on t h e o ld Vi e °. We hove r..t • f , 300 ).
the ch. 41 - fotures of luiproletnent. ..71.::tirc it t
that the invention b., 'veto iron,onee.l
judges to bean admirable one. We f
our leading medianies speak in the
SWINE.• - Our esltaitilleil fr Irnd C3l t.
Pittsburgh, exhibits a floe itnit,rtel :sot! , 't t. t.
hug, six month. old. a Lien wetchs. ler r.ti.,
and lA, we believe. the finest an..nal 1, hit Mr • .1,
and is rnost certainly istirtby of a T
Captain has several fine sboatit it a ,tr f fl .c
ford; also a fine three year oi•I fii:ey. ititt ert ..;
purposes. Altogether. the Captain add, iary. t
the interest of the extatiotifin.
ROUSLIT E-q
his public Pplrit in 011.. intr.. , lu^ilm: .r••• -'x
provemeut: Azneu:tur.l ;. ,
fine Drynn I,Eke, ,
rniutue in thni And ,dhe
WLII/d4 I a yeerii , : . kr. ,
bred frnte the .r. , lirnind p re . .
lowan 1.. Martin \ !'
Preeinlency, and later owned b‘ I. rv. II
the Artuy.
W, W. , H. iN11 . 41 Li Li .i n •
bIL a lATZe P ii•, r
DonaksLlL., rarprfe. We iniVc Ac! 1, el ...Y. r
.tyied and List, ache! Plcnn In ,re tapir
the manarf of dtLil/1/Iy.
Lit.l VP, & /I I x, Tte,.
door neighh-r. , . t• . t • .1 ;r.
In U4C71 , ..!): It/ I.i 111 • r I. r •
A ,.eo
keep no ex If' -r •
Yr arer , rll. A
riendA for an a:l.l.lms' ;,,n
have more to sly of ulem 11111r1
M. 4 11. Parrs 2th, et Ise..
lion No. of patent L.
two impr.p,atneht. nu tnt on 4,
rent of air I as.ll. t t IKtween t;
equalises the heat, eaus:ns it h
evenly. The other I ;11 pro; caws; ; .
style of ciatnporr. I! Ic a.Lep; e‘ s o r f., „
coal, and in fact Cr a decided Improvttneht.
Thai biIeSSILF. EuEiti '•f A!‘ art N ,
have on exhibition their th hie! , 'e tr.% rim 1, • 1,,
rry'e Patent Hon, ;'cwer )It. h ne
Separator," which line joet
llboa Stale Flizr. end vt inort prot ak!y
this, Jt would Le t:-..leg..•.cLLithe
1j.:4 in, retie. ye; n". r 71t..%
hate been au oil arel .tzr v
L. be all they are re .tear...,.1 !hot tt
LO VOULL.7nt, the
Inerly in flit. They eltn In• teen
on the Fair groulul. The 11,11bUt.s0 , 11nr, h:oe rt.ler•
Iron SI: parte 0.! the I.l,lAirlr. N hi( h ruuf :neon
teetibie that treety are "just tin th.tg."
41REA,1iS PATENT iirlicK 11ACHINF.
Thi s i n ventotr, which is the result ~!
eel air. ingenuity 01 the zetitlettian in . l ote.
who is a citiie our courtly, • n sub I .:. n, .1: 1'
attracts grail ( - I ret.lK ha' lately re
turned from hither lie . :Lai Leer: l . e4!l•Ci,g
a sale of territory f r ' par' I ' l 1,-11 ''Pr• Ttte
rages of this machine a. -°
td "' '''""-` " 't
Ito operations, its it rollSg. n-" 1
"
It makes briek from the els, it,u,rude ut.•.,
them more uniform tint 0 , /llll‘l, dua . L e
by
hand, and is capable of Making!. 1: to
per day. The machines ore mantis, I " order
try .Mr. Gregg, to whom all orders ba ad
dressed
This gentleman, who deals exclusively in nev, tt
ventions, is vn the ground with Fume tiefii!
lions in median ism and niiie'linery. A lint of a par
lion of which will be found l v referenda to h i p
advertisement in another part of the paper.
Of Washington county, an extensive firmer and a
stock breeder of soma distinction, exhibits a fine lot
of Saxony and Merino Sheep. They aro. to appear
ance, of good constitution, and the staple of the
wool of the finest fibre, and is f the same stock
which took the premium at the great IVorld's Fair in
London. Mr. W. also exhibits a number of horses
for different purposes.
HALL AC SPZEIL —These gentlemen, a hi, h ave b een
the first to successfully establish the manufacture ,d
plows in this city, and who hate add e d more to t h e
manufacturing reputation of the city than any other
establishment, exhibit slime seventy varieties of
plows, cultivators, ,Le., adapted to all kinds of uses.
They have obtained.a number of patents f,r ditlerent
kinds of plows, among which i 5 the celebrated "Iron
Center Draught," the sale of which extends the limits
of the Union. Their offerings on the present twca
sion are creditable to their well - established repute.
tion, and is particularly worthy of an examination.
DANFORD'S REAPER
This machine is on exhibition, and attracts con
siderable attention. It is on the "clipping" princi
ple, and, as will be better understood, has two rick lee
working in opposite directions. It cuts very smooth
ly, and is less lidble to choke or cl ig than any other
in use. We shall have more to say of this Reaper
so.morrow.
MANNY'S COMBINED ItEAPEB
This machine, of which a larger number have been
sold the past year than any other patent, is on exhi
bition, from the manufacturers, at Chautatique, N.
who own the right to manufacture in the western part
of thin State. Having had some experience in the
use of these machines, both is this State and in Illi
nois, and used them iu all kinds of grain and grass,
on both rough and smooth ground, we can speak un
derstandingly of their real utility. In mechanism,
as in any thing else, the best test of a theory in its
practical results. Judging from this rule. no further
notice is needed, as there have been several thou•
sands sold in the past year, and we have yet the fink
instance to note of one being returned.
ARTEICR'S SELF RAKER
This improvement for cutting grain, which took
the premium at the reaping trial in this county the
poet year, is on exhibition. It is trow the manufac
tory itt Harrisburg, and is exhibited by JAMES PAT.-
n `«~~y
!R' ~
+"~tr
: , 111N6Lt:
310?E8 Y. EATols;
IVrtiutiT
We are compelled to lay over until to. morrow no
tices of a number of articles on exhibition at the fair,
de , igned for to-day's paper, in consequenee of the
imi*position and exhaustion of our reporter, who has
bet-ti up for the past four nights.
to the fair and ethers would do well to look
} into the wholesale drug establishment of our friend
Dr. Keyser, at the Golden Mortar, 140 Wood street.
The Doctor deals in all sorts of medicines and por
fumery from which wholesale merchants and others
can select a suitable stock. His store is quite a
"curinaity shop," well worth a visit to any one. A
most important branch of his business is the Truss and
Shoulder Bruce department, which has been brought
to a high degree of perfection by the Doctor's skill
and kr. , .w1e,17c of mechanical medicine and surgery.
rfl3 advantage in this lino is, no cicubt, owing to a
knowledge of medicine, to which has been added
same eight years of practical experience in the adap
tation of these instruments.
Ileaut,fell Furniture.-I{o direct the attention o
our readers to the large and elegant assortment o
craiiusit furniture, at the ware-roans of llr. Wood
well, Third street, embracing !Mlle of the most beau
tiful setts suitable fur parlors and chambers. Strang
ers visiting the city would do well to all and examine
the numerous pieces of parlor and drawing room
furniture, which for elegance of styles and finish
entruot be surpassed by any establishment in the
I iiited States.
r-t tc. , / Rep. ried.—
stkee. u the anth ai:y of the Westinureldlid papers,
that a ../1/kg roan in Mt. Pleasant township of that
vounty. mum d tlregg, the sun of a widow lady, bad
committed A uivide by haugiug• It turn , out, fortu
nately for the young roan, that he ooil attempted to
kirk the buelieb - and was rut down before he had
iuoceeded in his object.
P,41., , /, - are :n re , cipt or a lar7e and
veil assorted stock of notions and variviy goods.
Mr. ratilidwil has jolt returned fro this cas, o - h, re
he has been f. , r 50Ino purt+a,inglb
a ,, •u,t..iaed ability. Dealers c tliern n
call. whl 11 if they do they are +urn to lie baited.
IF, P. 4., pleasure in referring to the splen.Jd stoek
of Tem, just rereivel I.y Jaycee. on Fifth ,treet.
boalan+ and ctimimor: generally rhou4l pay r.ttea
non to Choir intcre,P., and buy at Chit tong ostahlt,tt
rd and most favorably known hon.,
eail attention to tl,e
advernrement the Pittpborrh Wnter CUTO io 4.1-
rr'hc r.•;;ttnn. It is irertutifully sitarat,rl tosr Luri,s
rre•t or the i•ity, at :he 11Ayrrvi're :r-rtarirn of the Ir.
W.A. C. !:
ott!! toteet t th e advertir emeht f r,
Ilaw , rth, Br, A 7n1.1 tlrtn ha. al wat t
nintotatned n high r!)aracter,an.l way be rdied up< n
f r a v”ry artlcir et.li I.y
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rail,a,l and for aide by
BEY %LER A ANDFRSON,
.30 No. wd stroll.
DR. J ACOBUS' NEN‘ r VOL. ON JOHN,
fir 1,1110 by J P. DAVISON,
nen 66 Market street.
ANGUS" BIBLE II ANIUBOOK, an Intro
,itiroun ut the Stmly t.l Sacred titeriptote. This val..
Ole w,irk is prat nut. and in Illir9l/••1 as a test Iw rot in
the
Western Theolo f etwl Seminary. All, g in ny. It Is designed
for all ratane of itxtcliigont readers
J. S. I iAVISON, 65 Market at.
WA NTED—T„ tirot-rate COOKS. Nrule
need apply rlttopc they can corn , well recommended.
will he pad. CllAn. KIMBLE A CO.,
et '2O •
Mason is Il all.
go COOK , fk,r private
W ANTED— A
family ; three fir general housework a
tall of from fonr teen 'to nixto, or age, an Child . .
Nrrac: 'lace (dr a Boy of fit, 'oct: ur sixteen h, learn a
trade. Apply to 11. W. BONN,
Ohio street, Allegheny.
TNSEE D 01 L---A. eons taint supply of Lin
_LA Oil on hand and f r sale b,
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PAPER HANG;\II?• for
Parlor.
Also, WINDOW SHADES lu L .7 . ,•.‘t ‘arp•ty, at the est
prics to Conn try dcalers.
ti W. P. MARSHALL A 01.
cIi2AHFS AN!) TIES.---We hate il,etv en
kJ hand a One rt.sortnient of Sa'aril nod ~f li, burnt
gnJ 111,9 t Styi”ll.
THE BRICK BOUS14:, No. 22 hand ,trort
r , mtle nt it prir ,, 11114 11.1 .
For r.rtit TI! 00)1. & :4.1\
MORGAN'S C',0!:O SI . RiT has elirod,
can core and rare COLDS, int • n
roruits, TICKLING SENEATIONS IN THE TIII:,,AT.
INFIX MN/A. &c. Let noono 1.1 to pnrurn
Compnunled and lon ralr, wlndeml.. and rrtstll.
J Xll\ HAFT,
anti Comer of Wand and :isth ate.. EittAlo,,th.
ITE NEW BOOK by the author of tho
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Ok TIIE tiIIATEMEC; For nnL L:
S DA% [SON,
Markrt CL. noar }curt
A YERS' I'ILLS.-10 gross in store an,: fur
sale hr (.45, FUMING PIGS
FLOUR -RHO bbls. Palmetto Eyint
for nab: by ALEN. 111:NTEll '
re29,3t ;L99 Libt•Ttyntrect.
Cll.OO N Jf AKER,
?A Wood street
iILOVES AND GAUNTLETS of every de
scription nt L. 111 ItSll FELL) & S;N'e,
w 25 No . 70 Wood etrr
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Tali] . .LAITAI' NINIs
BY TELF,GRAPIL
Disturbance at a Political Meeting in
iii Louisville
LOCISVILLE, Ky., September 30.—Two political
meetings were calledinat night, one for Thomas L.
Jones, (American,) ataast Hall, and the other fur
Cassius M. Clay. (Fremont Elector,) at West Hall of
the Court House. Clay commenced by &awing com
parisons between Kentucky and Ohio $e affected by
slavery, when cries of "move him."'" Hurrah for
Fillmore," entirely drowned his voice. Mr. Clay
said ho was nut aware that a Fillmore meeting had
been called the same night. Voices "that !naked
no difference." Mr. Clay then several times attempt
ed to proceed during half an hour, and as often was
prevented by outcries and a free tight on the floor.
The city Marshal vainly triad to am.ease the crowd-
At length says Clay, " go to East Hill. and hear
Col. Jones, and afterwards make my remarks." .I,nee
closed at Lail past ten, and then asked the few re
maining to listen to Mr. Cloy, who then spoke nearly
an hour, and was frequently interroretl.
The Joitsaul (Amerman) says the Democrats made
the disturbance, and hurrahed for Fillmore. The
Times and ifraiocs.ir, says the Demo
erats took no part in the disturbance. The latter
paper ,„" t h a t it 'cos confrted principally to licys.
The rettsite (Whig) says the 0 , vile woo worthy
pandemonium, nod that a large gang of thoughtless
boys and indiscreet men who att.:tinted 0 abridge
ris deserve ILe covets/0 renreitersion.
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up ITTSB L: It Ci 11 TII EATIII:.
.11_ I.I4PPOP and 'Monogr, - ...... . .... J , :.t li I. I 1 r . lelleT ill.
6.ta t io Matinger....l.JlMPLY, 1 Art., .la nattier. C. J. YpoP7p,ft,
mu..ko Of nog:a...ma
Boxes WM ractintilte ..... .501_ I
lit irate Bole t, large ...... sh on
&amid Tier Zr. !Tilt. , Matto, 613.11.... 5 00
Ilex°. fur col, u r .l prceiant , i csmiel
CONTINUED NitVii:l.TV--THE ONLY NI HIT TOD ,
SEAN.iN OF 'fill: filth t 1 !tit.% \IA oF EIiSTA i' II ic,
BAUD] N. Chrer t, upon vitt eta tligit ay itreet OP, innuola
-61e etas comp..).
NVEDN V- SD i V h \ RNI NU, iKT ,, nrit or, ISfS,
Will to. tail forme.' Elie gent Drama or
XLFTACIIE 11A UDIS.
fitettarbe. .... . Mr. C. Fuotec. ! Lour, ....... .. ..J. M. Cooke.
A Dance by Nita 11. Lang.
To cont !UI, with 111, four) Eltr t.g•atut i 1111,i1 thiP
ISLAND OM JEW fi I. $ .
The Info; t., NI, Young...! lan, latomlor J . 11.1',.,,:„.•
'O,V_A chr.ogr or par., 11.. p• I' V ly flight .Int Pug I u I..mt
4r4- - ikoury op,, ut 7: Ira t•it n rietes ot 7 4 ~ ,:..I c.
FOR TWO NItiIITS ONLY!
FRAm.; Lim II A LI,.
lIVINCIIIi ELL'S 111:4)1,11.1v:A191:S l
CA LI FORN IA cR• FTC/ 11-:',
40 obi! CIIAIIACTI-1..z •
WEDNESDAY EVE \ ING. i W t(ll'.E it •",.
4.- (•fu,gp• 0 r itte,tanitcr .ai :I , t ..1.,t. ~ 8
C ,, lttr:hrin , it 7 , 11 . , IPPP. k
OIIJNIt• W l . t 1 lit.W. CA BILL PoeTER and
inerlunn-r,,i, will .ttc,-1 L,. tie l'oa i ;, g ald bi,u11•,,,g
al: hurl., .f
nt!.l- 4 l't , ft ti.LNt:KIITS, 1.Y.C":127:F.5. I, \ 11l iiillo'i , At:
Ai: e.antnot.l, -- ail..ce —r: tit, ,- I.) iii.lii, I. tr...riti.,.. - .1 - utlr. r
srpt—tliroctial to the oftelt or the )40 m 4 : l'uat, u ,:l r, o r
prompt talotaloct. etil
AUUTION SALES
QPLENI)II) 110t'SrAiul,!)
kr AL r --!n \ KFEIAY mt•rttlttz.
I.t. At It. tt'c!...it. nt tl.t. I/
Ftturtli at,lll:Attt 4 - I , qm...di I. ',ht. Ity or.I• !
.4. , mr.• reni . - n Hon..
Ktlcb., hit nit!.l - ... v I..rb is a ouverinr
01, hill a short line, amot., 1,w.; a•
rt., fort ',rum; cat tan
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a • ,••,t ; Jnn Ll le. fr , iro eon , . in 1,18, al st.2Lni sti,
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()RAI N 4110 lonsh. Rade) from Vrag , ..l. nt $I;21,(111
S I , 3 U; Isnbur h. 1:y, , f rein ('anal. nt 61; Jo() bush. Corn in
the enr, from depot, et
t , U , i A 1 , ) hid , . good .or la S2,SO on time: 4
cr,na,, ML 9!..ir i,n fill)'.
CINCINNATI : r :,;(/ - Irr dull of $; - ,,5t....5...,5[r for
snin.rllnot . the .1. mal.d i. t„fn 1., al r harm-I Ths.
it...rod:on din 11.4 I tar ;21 hnntra i 144.1 Th-.
Thu Is s nr .hdivnred.
'sad u lot. at f1:2!, ‘1"11,41.1 114. 1.1.1 1•1 11 4 .10i11111.
var •aa..41 %kith 111141.. at 1.'1.72 ,, ~/1,1 140'
for t or. go ..inl prr ..... I.lz. ,nut and in
fort I..tr rtrlssr.r.• dirs ..1111' ',dee/ 50 Lords. .II
mid 140 ..411.1.. 7,1 troy gins! nt.
)1.41 - 10•1 rona.l3 n Intr .I..marrd.
40 River Alen, Notice -- II .L.
LA:. It I: IT r /L. , have pros eh the owed. valuable utodl. ite to
trdvelers ill no.. It will prevent the molly LII/ 1141/MD
t
efforts attending u ehdhge water--tt rrhatvvet, slowly, but
the t o rt diet ressaug torn/ td diarrhoot, awl by
gradually i golstitot the 44 els. till restore the system
lu perfe. t order.
Vet er nod Ague, Chronic and Nervidni Iyeblllt v, 1/y - of...rein
liidt;drsti•ei and yirl.l 5p....1111y tt/ this delightful
COCEIZI
CAl'llO , '--4.i114,1 pirillnaiug an imillithm. Tu
PAL: fir Ihrrhave's Ifolhand
5..1•1 nt t 1 p,r bot LI, or ai< loath, for by U pro-
PAGE, Ja. Ninutifit• flartig
i'lt ti - T•ta. ••,•..c, •tud (!tit.tn,rui, tAlairult. R. E.
ber W.,.14.1 anti Wo.xl
r‘i • y. a.
Ig`LOtTR. GRAIN.
BACON, LAIW, LARD OIL,
.1 1) l' N C E GE N EKALL3
299 Liberty attest,
do kftar, PITTSBURGH.
•
sAYICEL FAIINESTOCK,
IMPORTER DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
No. tl3 Wood ktreet. between Dlanaon
alley and Fourth street,
TTSfiUR(JfI P- 4 •
a" . 'NZ nuls. - ril.ris uo "I,riing. A u,ll
-11..1 , 1g11 111111 Ar
and will Le
amid mmrm nmm t.mnimm, an any otb, city. no
WIII k•••••p•no baud a genwra.l msiortlneut
II %HMV &RE. CUTI.KILY, CAT:PENTF.KB' TOOLI, etc..
T., w Idrh hr nmvp.vmtfolly immNitt, th, mawntion of pumhzutets.
SAM CFA. IL'i Ez.,TOCK.
R.
i.•• V. XL, VI n.• ....X RAD '4. P. 4 . C1.1.‘",
WOOD, NI 0011{ !REA 11) & CO..
American Ga;vanized, Best Refined
c(»ImoN SHEEP IRON,
, th. , posit , of W 1./.4 LCA
PITT lit 5111 SHEET 1110‘,
S!7}7l , Al VD f-r
Warehott,e. No. 13-I Fir,t wt.. Plit..borgn.
441 - Al.l \ \ rump:ly
• int Ow AA rt,
r NI. kt.lr
TERRA CO11:1 OR STONE
WATER PIPES.
I'lili'F.`
PEARL STA it C
For Sate Whole•nie wt Mauutacturer•
Yrlce• by
COMMISSION NIERCHIANT,
•• D 111Fli Ea IN
cIIENSF., BUTTER, SECEDN, FISH,
4N➢ p:;11.1. JS lv GU LL7
No. 2.f, STD C. ITT' HT11,3 LjelE
KENSINGTON IRON IVORKS.
GE. M.ACK
LLOI D
ksk.:) , ACTI • t: 11001' tr ASULK
1110%, NAILS AND SPIKES,
A. VLAI LAIL Pt ,t 111,1) RAIL 10 0 Al‘ I LON
Iteccit lug. Forward/11;z, Commis-
F,,rwarllifl and roinini:ion.
Pltt.burgh, 'leads-111e & Erie
ANA 1, 1. 1 N S
N, , a. I:4 Alll , I U I ;ATXR fiTtiSICT, PITTS111:11011, PA
EIVROIDEN, 4C: EN & CO.,
yo wmli)i Ntl A COMMISSION
Nil. :;II ST.. l'lSel!oiNATl,l).,ly_s.l
.1.411 ES IILAKELT,
ELI(' PE.IN AGENT A NI) CONVEYANCER,
Corner of Sernith and Smithfield streets,
PITTSBURGH.
Oay Panaeugent brought from Gat , old country to Pitts
Lomb. rind tummy. nunattwd to Murat" i nortrl
I ALI, FASIIION.
31 'CO it I)ek. - CO
131 Wood .trred,
i t" ,( : " 1 ! 1 ' 1 (-1' . ", 1'1 ? 1 \ F:
.r,! ..I 11,1,
PITTSBURGH STEEL HOW.
ISAAC 3011'ki-ES,
SPRING, 1 , 1A)1% ANL) A. B. STEEL,
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
Corner Ross and First Streets,
P ITTSBU EMU, PA.
B. LL itKi Eta
=EMI
D. B. etouCorS & CO. ,
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
CORNER ROSS ANL) FIRST STREETS,
PITTSRUIttiII, PA.
M. 11. SCI ITU W. W. MAIR _OS. It. HUNTER
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Pittsburgh, Pit.
N /FA REST .4 UR ANL
By ELI YOUNG, l'irrn STREET
1 Murk,
The 7 . 71.1 ..t . .env le
Nagg,oilro o^rd to this estaLiishni at. u
hi , , iartly Curd np lor Thu purpose of allitriltu t .; a SUIL-
S'l'A NTI AL B ATI NU ItvtsE IN A CENTRAL ti•cATP.N.
y lidkj athintline market are pat ti, utall) invited to
I:youth:tag- iiiirtainiug to an EATING SlLitriN will
rt theii ft osliest the taarkot Lso2B,lln
RALTI NI )ii E OYSTERS just
4 '
n.c. iv; !at t!i. aitll known RESTAURANT
trio' 'K. No. 111 1 , 0..1 , *iris' 44 6P
a hurt- 11.I:1'11E DELICACIES
iIF TIIE SE Si N can ht. 111111.
,t Cho los! slits o vi HES!! F15:I 0 1 4113-s
In. Lit. ()Vs.:T.ILS tis ali the priaril ul
-tor lop hs In the z • a ill Le supplied at
'urn to icon. Don't NI La Ili street.
S. STEINRCOK.
FALL STYLE.
•
711 E. FALL STYLE RATS ARE IS'OW READY, and
vi ill tio introduced this day, at C. H. PAAILSOWS,
an3o:3w 73 Wood street.
,st; i.' y,. r
,
_ - 4
COMMERCIAL
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
President.
W. 11. WI LLI AXIS.
I.rrsidenta.
J. M. 010 PER,
Treasurer.
N. liol,;INS,
Secretary.
IL 31. I:11.111.E
Superlntelisienc.
B T. NORTITAM, Ja.
ammittee fy" Amitrw,,m for STtenth,
J. M. COOPER, V. P.
L
.10IIN I•. PEARS
PITTSLICItt, II 171 A
_ca:• a It; b 1 ,14. iu link. i.t GOn ca4l‘.
JI E 66 1 0 31.611. a! SIb,SU, Mh.,rt time.
Cincinnat I Market
ALEX. HUNTER & CO.,
DEALISIc:- IN
HARDWARE
MIME
11.,%\
=MEG
( . :•tr..., per Foot
HENRY 11. COLLINS,
kThi WA RDINU A.Np
N‘ AT W.t .Ir. I.lm ,-.,1
I ,et
11. 111'NTE11,
kiotk 12crirlisittl
4) T r f=FN T.
ttkiTt riLL L Sflit.tl,
St. Lout*. Mo
COW & CO.
I=l
M F.lte II AN 'I'S,
}ICC rAcnn F!:
CAST STEEL
ALs.o,
MANVYACTPIII:its op
R , ./4 I %I NOV PD PATPNT
122 Necontl Juni Ijl Front ot.,
•• - - • -
Tim ktvan.—There wets 12 Inches auto In the channel,
by the metal mark.., teat evening at dusk, and riving slow
ly. The reporta we have from up the Monongahela, of , the
rainy weather, aro favorable to a rtue in tide stream. 11 - e
alas learn from a gentleman who mutated the monntaina te
tet day, by the Central i'ei t nitylvania Railroad, that there aue
coplyua allow., Of rain on the moutitalua, but nut stiffielent
make any timxl of water.
J W. lI.4ILMAN, 2d.
ALLIED, OINTMENT AND 1101011 SYRUP,
JASI ES 0' H Ask
WM. DAWSON.
1 FOR SCROFULA, SALT RIIKUIII, EftYSTPELAS, SCAM)
URAL), Cancers, Cancerous Ilionore, Barbera' Itch,
' Borns, Mercurial and Ftver Cores, Elects, lun
1
g
,
Worm, Ncuialgin, (lkartiess caused by lintuors
1 or Sores in the head.) Rheumatism. Liver
Complaint, Itrotichiti, liilluitirnation
in the Throvt, Lungs. Rack or Side.
Sl,l generally throughout thr Cnltrd Stat, and Canad
by Drugginta nut A potbiritrii-s.
Agents WILD tOd in all partii of the Union.
HAYS • NASII. l'rorn i 4011.. T.ao-rure, Slane.
Pr. (IMO. If. KICTSER, No. 140 Wood street, Wholewd
I and 'lntuit Ageot for Pittsburgh.
.e ~ere of x con uterf.lt article in the market styled the
1.1u..u.0e Allied Ointment," put up by Chas. It. K (mt. twill:sly
FIRST ARRIVAL OF FALL DRY GOODS,
AT C. HANSON LOVE'S,
OF TUC 4 .1.11XAL BEE lily?,)
No. 74 MARKET STKEHT, PITTi , DURiIIt, PA.
The subscriber ham just returned from the eastern elthw,
having purchased the largest and nuct complete assortment
1,1 JrcsA ad.roin, shawls, Miro:as, r bails, scarfs, be furnish
ng gals, to Mug goods, ueedlc wark, hosiery ribbon,
and u fell sasortment I I all klncs of domestic and every
I , tint . r at tide usually kept in a lit st chew dry goods hence.
As ',ley of the iltlol, articles WA/. bought of the Impor
ter, and at the huge talCtioll sales during hurt week, we our
enabled to offer a good molly artieles at leas than the c et of
importation. We would be pleased to lineu the pleasure of
dew, nig our afe.eh to our customers and the public general
ly, WI 0, think it w.nld b. to the Meat:dugout all to call and
examine fur themselves be f,re purchasing elsewhere.
C ANSON WYE,
(Formerly Young, Stevenson & Love, andre Lo Brothers,)
No. 71 Market street, between Fourth and the Diamond,
eu . pB
Pt taburali, Pa.
arrICS eY Ttlt Pirrrltthall, FT. WATTCE
AND CMICtOtt RAIL/WAD CotiPANT,
Pittsburgh. September 2'2, 18'56.
Q.TOCK A NI) PLAl'l'Ol3,ll , l CARS.—Sealell
U Protasis.lm will be recslved by the undersigned until 9
A. M. OCTOBER 14th, for
50 / .I ..ATiOlt3l CARS, rad
100 STOCK CARS,
ltf four feet ten lush gvnige, nod of a plan and Brenrtilng to
sp,inetitions w hick will IS, furnished on applhattion at the
Obis. of the Superintendent
The Platform Car+ to b.• delivered by the lit of
1857, on the lino of the Itsiall of chid Colupenty, and the January,
Stock
Care at the rate of twenty cat, per Mouth.
Puptleitta v. ill be mode , monthly in CoMpany'll
Nolo.. First Al ortmuts and bidders
011 l
pleuee :hate U Inch They propOte tO rrc,irn iu pay.
we23.lw JOS. 11. 9100 M
VINE LIOI'EL
writer offers ft, male the buge,Pour Story II
tiding on
the m.rner of Smithfield nod Third streets, known an bite
•'CITY IllYTI:L." The CITY /10TEI, ocruples our of aloe
Elm city, and Law ever been popular with
the tk al.-ling public. It is 111 Lust-Dent repair. and Ca14313r of
no 4, N/1.01101/1g a 1414, 1/11111a.a. Th r sub,riber in ad
dition to the flute! and the Into Whit], Pada 11l 3 3t,
dispose of the FURNITURE o f am eatifblithnient It tv in
wi ex, silent state 01* preservatinn, mg an,.,,,.
hut !Ste
p.m, and wall be sold at lalrgain. in a rare cloture
for eapitalitta, or parties wishing to go into the I hotel
netts tn make a profitable in:mann-tit and they would du well
W give the matter, their attention. The terns—heart in
malt, the balance luX.me and four years. Apply personally
or II Jotter to 1 I ENII Y ILEA It KS,
semi
City Hotel, Pittsburgh, Po.
STOCK (1856) CIII(.K—EIT
os h -
N SI WO r
OD ettr erAN eas, between Diam ind alley
,and Fourtl, street, is now receiving his neu ""
FIJI Stock of Plano Forte., from the rule- ,
brazed manufactory of CLIICK Kill NO & 80\S, 11..tta, rob
sinting of all the styled llMUUSWtrired by them, viz 1 , 1111
Grand, Parlor Grand, and Square PIANO FORTE:3,M richly
eurve,llll.l plain ralsen.
Purr:a—Square Pianos: $250, $275, $294
s6oGrandeo, $425, $l5O, $175, $5OO. Grand. and Parlor Gds
$lOO, $0.50, $750, SStAI and $lOOO.
GIIE &lt
P PIANOS.—One Rosewood 6 Oc
tare Piano, with Coleman's celebrated .
,R'llan Attachment
One full 7 octave, Louie XlVtlk style, splen
dilly carved and nuirhed all round..s3oo , I 1
one mahogany liortave
One rotteTinaal 6 octane modern case.
One
41.51
Tim
$5O
A gool .rond-hand Molodeou, 5 octave, earhart's make, t.:60
One
4 : 1 4
Ft, ital. by • El./.:ItEl( 13Ri1.,
.2
No. 63 Fifth street.
1)1 .1 NOS -1 11 NI) ME L OI ) EONS.—.I new lot
„r and oetAro• plain
eIANO6,
7 . 1 r
Aad 4 4., 1 Inv° 3 1 r
• g
NILL,)Dr;-,INS junt rtTriv,..l
tr 6 J(.I(D. It. AI No Al Wood et,
NiLa E r ' ,, N., 3 "Ma 44." Iforkerpl
25 N 3
`• N o ._..
1,, '4,, and for
.1)14 i 1 E'C.l (.-
~•
\.u.7 and-,cA11..01...13y
'1 A ;itt.re.
64.1 ." Ca:kr. jro Kab,
BLI )( )M s_._
...4., t.,ts rAtt• iThaml.lith,.
100 , 4 Jnniata. Fur sale by
..._kt
JOHN YiDIORIIEAD.
,
rir AS
EAS, TE---Jutlt received at the l'E KIN
TEA STiIIiVIETH . , tr , .et.. a lar g e and well
e,. ted ,4.,,-.1.: Of POKE UIiEEN AND CLACK TEAS, which
will be I,ld u hulesa& and recall at the lowest prices.
e
allti
S. JA YNES.
GlRr,xv AND BLACK TEAS AT FIFTY
CENTS Milt POUND, warranted to give eatisimetion
JAYNES,
Pekin Ten Store, No. all Filth at.
DIANO COVERS --A large lot of Piano
o..verK i nst received will be sold under pricy,
ae.2n A. A. MASON A GO. Fifth et.
'TS—We have just opzni.•ti
M ! N A 1f new Madder Prints.
utenlion vt the trade desired.
sn2t;
A. A. MASON d CO.
- lArilS AND l'ASSlKhave
ERES.—W e
k_/ i i:.; roreived an invoke of
-1:1
!Irk IL /err,
I aa Cloths,
1111 Ca 'Minorca,
Fancy Casa novae...,
ftrk Poi4ll -
Blue " In largo
A A. MASCN k (O.,
2:. Fifth turvet.
E 11.1 PI'LICATIONS every Is)
y E I
.r Itutiknt.:
to let. and are unable It
I/ • •I• !••••:1 :•ers empty hottens w..Ubt fluJ I
t. • I. -L I•• 1 , 4 - mtvr them nt
t•t ell • ltltHliT 8 r , ./N. 61 Markel at.
I! R 11 IRTS, 11itAllit:11S-anTHALF
Itny.• mawto Laud ;ilk, Wool. :t•rtnt.
n:..1 etaand in on or, anti:able ror ('renew
a. 1.. 11111: , 11FEL11 Ae/Y,
No. 711 Wood ntr,..tt..
AND TETTEI:.—PEA 1Z
r•Al.‘ tlo• remody f r Kry,dpohts an'
Try it. all he are aftla' hal. F., tbtliarnt ny t . wit
Itnnorn,i,pertuntt.rtl snit. by
on?"
=TIM
NLi I
11 et,
) hoz
..
lit H. It. Wltalo 011
231 .• oil:
&ftle •
0411.1,1 n. pager
LIM t'lAy
0 • " 6touo -•
For sAle by
SMITH, MAIM
`IIG AR--100 hhtis. New 0110161 s,
Sugew for wlr by
6411T11: MAJR. 4 111:5Tri:.
Q FP--;.; bias. " liarrett's" :-:cotch
1 ,,,r
ILLSR a ILICIKETBON,
M. 2 . 41 awl 223 Likoty
2 caNks \\ inter Sperm Uil
bra %Vint.•r Whalo '•
•' Rhifrond
1
s , traitt." Tattoo-le "
N.. awl 1..• I sal° Ity
71111.1 AR & RICKWNON
El !5 1 111... ( So. 1 Pre Solt Itprriur:
1•• •• N.. 1 k
1:3 ht. NO.l Dry
10 No. 1 ridded
In .torn and for sole by
MILLER hRI OR ETS. .
Aurl'lON SALE OF PROPERTY IN
II ATFIL I.D. Lk/R.OI7CM OF LAWR F.Ne 1.1.1. E.—
We wi11,., II at Public Anotion. ou SATURDAY. the 4th liar'
OCIOIKI 04•11, Ili:id, MUM' LOTS OF tiILoUND, ~ e .ch
ret front by hW fret doe!, Tlieue bits front on nay fe.a
street. and tuonty4ive feet &Rep, awl me nest the Suakin.
,f It o Allexheuy Valley Ituilrouti, and Hill make n
re,idee
ne, lasing within ten minutes' ride of the city.
Terniv al gale. BLAKEMT k RICIIRV.
Auctioneer.
_
BOW N & TETLEY,
•
1:10 WOOL: ST I?
:4 ho GOLDEN GUN, have for mile .. very LOW prioal,
a largo s.eoflmont of
DOUBI.V. A:sU 6INGLE IlAttlik:l, CU S,
tkIIOT BACIS,GAME BAGS,
_ .
SUPEILIoI: FLAS6:S,
PONVU h It , eAP S, &
N. R.— ALL KINDS OF ItXPAIILING DONE at the
ehertaat nuticu, se27
1 4 1A101 FOR SALE—In North Fayette
T. oehip, .Allegheny Cot: ty, containing 135 Acres, 40
of "„,h nrr „,„1„, cultivation; prin., lend. The balance
in I nnbc r. Ilia impn•vementa are good anti convenlcnt.
Apply to (ael3) BLAKELY A RI
QTEAMBOAT LU3IBER YARD.—U. W.
ki,v)FrlN having purchased Capt. John r.ndergrift . „ ha n .
I,r end spar yard, Nu. 49 Water street. is now prepared to
forn.h snausers or others any description of sawed Liar
ber. aul4 Bm
Q UTCH TRAVELINO SHAWLS.—Just
rt....1,A, a large and choice amorttnent cf above, at
L 11111811 VELD & SAN'S.
No. 70 Wood streot..
RE)IOvAL.-WI. CARVILf. HAS RE
me tVED from No. 22 Fifth wreet to No 212 Lits.rty
streot. w herr 1/0 to preintrod to 1 , UIT Itir ow tower. wfth tLr
oewost toothina. myft-Sm
_ iSli—
E.O bhl.. N. 3 Large Mackerel;
:23 No :: Me,bum
10 No. 1
1.. ht. 1.14... NO. 3 Large "
100 bOXPIEI hO. 1 and Scaled Herring;
ith 1.1.1 e. PiCkl , `ll
10 casks Codtleh. For sale by
ge2h S'.lllTll. MAIR & 'HUNTER.
COFFEE -200 bags Rio;
is .13vot for oak• by
xe•Zi SMI'PH, MAIR HUNTER.
LOLL) COUNTRY MEN should examine
XJ rage 92 of the Pitteburgh Directory. ae27
' s4 t'02.0",
gR,MMI
1111111131
RIVER NEWS.
DR. E. D. HAciICES'
CELERRATRD
A SURE. AND SPEEDY CURN
WILLY": & iIICKI7 ON
JOHN ?.I - - I EAD
HN HA FT. Jr..
("or er Wo.NI and s ix J
11. .Imrgt
M'~.' ~<:. '.
psi; ...~,,. ~ 43
MEMO A.L.
ilealth and iiiongth mina Inevlo
(ably Follow its Use.
BOER liA jr
NO - LLANO BITTERS
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE,
AND the various affections consequent upon
a disordered Stomach or Liver. Sach ne ludivestion,
Acidity of the stomach, Colicky Nina, Rearthuru. Lees of
Appetite. Denandency, Costivenoon, Blind and Bleeding
Pike. In all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgic Aa,
tine, it hes in ntunerovei iamb:nem proved highly bonvecial,,
and In others effected a decided care.
Nature finds no new enemy to corehat, with this delight.
ful tonic In the system. lin effects are mingled magical, yet
the cure perrnanag. It CollllllUllief a no violent shock to
the system, but by amusing Ito rilal energy to - normal se.
thst, enables it to throw off the cause, and thus thoroughly
eradirowes the disease.
When Its medicinal 'virtues are 130 universally acknowl
edged, mid particularly ho, when. it co to popu
lar a familyNoodicino, thatit ill sold by manyof the grocers
ea well as all the druggists. It would PF4III needle.v to
offer further evidence. yet as there are doubtless iseme who
have tried many advertised remedies, and still suffer from
Dyspepsia in one or emir, of he dreadful form., we iiublein
the following certificate., the authenticty of which cannot
be doubted, coming as they do from pet - none no well known.
WHAT IT 113 DOING MR Tilt NICK.
Wm. leichnchman, Reg the well known lithographer, sari:
" I have frequently need Tlcerhaen'a Holland Bitten, and
find it invariably relieve. Indigestion and debility."
Rev. Samuel Babcock says: 4.1 found ripecini relief from
its use for a severe headache, with which 1 had long oaf
tired."
J. W. Woodwell. Eeq., says: "I halo used thorhato., .!-
land tiii tern uryaolf, and recornmoncled It to other., knowing
it to be just what it is represented."
Aht.Jojtathan .Noel y, of Lower $t Clair, Frays: " I have de
rived great benefit from house for NITtaLLINIB of Otto stutowli
and iudigestion."
J A 6. MPS M. Murphy says: " After several
_physician. had
therhave's [funded hitters removed the pain from
my heart nod side, arising from iminmetion."
Tho editor of tim Kittanning Free Press sari: "After one
oftbe best physicians In this place had &fled, InewhaTe's
Holland hitters cured me of the wont form of dyspepsia."
Francis Fehr, only mannfiteturar of the "original Rs•
tract of entree, says:" I know that your Holland Bitter' is
one of the best medicines in tho world for a disorderid
stomach or bier."
Dr. Luthrig,etlitor of the "Packet," Baltimore, pronounced
It u lIINdiriDO &nerving theeordidence of the public.
Dr. Eherhart. the leading lternian ohysician of Nunn.,
lon prescribed it freipiently during the last three yearn, with
marked nuceen, iu debilitated states of the digentioe organs,
or of the system generally.
The manager of ltall.si a Vineger Factory says: " f need
it mynelf, and was therefore todnced to try its effect upon
toy wife, (troubled with the groat debility common to all 04
a corniumptive habit,) cud mil) , it is doing her more good
than anything Abe has ever taken."
Tict:f
Whoever find ill this a beverage will Lt.
ick, weak and line spirited. it tll
proye a parkful. aromatic cordial, poaseesod of whigulas.-iwao.
wind propertiea.
CAUTIONS
Tho great popularity of this it Aightfal Aroma has Induced
many linitadona, which the public should guar - d against per
chasing. Po nut persuaded k, buy anything else until voe
have given Bnerhave'a Holland Dittoes a fhb. tial. One bot
tle will cuuujnce you how infinitely superior NM to all thee.
imitations.
B' Hold at $1 per bottle, or six bottkw for $5, by the ro
proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR-, a CO,
kfannfactnring Pharmarzatiataiwid Chemists,
oor. Smithfield and Third streets, Pittsburgh.
GIIINZRAL AGENTS.
Philadelphia, T. W. Dyott A Sons, 122 N. 2d street. Now
York, Bartow A Park, 304 Broadway, corner Duane. Balti
more, Cnspure Brothers, tiay street and Penna. Avenue.
Cincinnati, Johu D. Park. Chicago, Barclay Crothers, 2143.
Water et. St. Louis, Barnard, Adam's A Co. N. OPleml4. J.
Wright et Co.
/I R. C. MeLANE'S
LIVER PILLS AND VERAIEFUGE
IMPROVED.
DR. T. SCOTT. a regular graduate and physician of catca
ll., practice and exPerience. Induced by a commendable de
nim to ailevinte human suffering, m well SO to excel, has per
fected an .
[MYRON - EMI:NT ON 'tilE ORIGINAL LIVER PILL AND
ViiIRAIIEUGE OP Db. C. McLANII,
Having prepared there remedies as the medical . partner of
Dr. C. McLane. for many years. •
OUR IMPROVED LIVER PILLS AND VTARNITSTOR
pos-ex. creator efficacy and are more mild in their operation
then the Liver Nit and Violating. prepared =coring to the
original recipe of Dr. C. McLane. We make tide declaration
rmilenitandingly. and recommend them to the afflicted an
Icing both pleasant anirctoutlea, and , belleve them sapmior
to WI" other Liver Nit or Verailinge ever pindrell.
Kesel Gortilleate of Merlowite; below.
THE WHOLE WORLD CONQUERED!
DR. I. SCOTT'S CELEBRATED
WHITE CIRCASSIAN WIRER
The mat - venal relief afforded by applications of this CEL
RBRATED KING of Pain RIM., In mass of Ithevunatisto
Gout, Lumbago,' Sore Throat, Brutus, Sprains, Swelling*,
Stiffroun of the Joints. Santora, Pains, Scalds, Burns l Aches
or any other disease for which a Pain Biller or Liniment Is
used, enables us to avaert positive ly that Dr. I. SCOTT'S
CELEBRATED MLITT CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT is the
moat reliable, oaf and plensant remedy yet discovered. pos
seising astonishing properties for HEALING DISEASE and
TILE PROMPT ERADICATION OF PAIN. The many at
testation.' to Its virtues, given by .persons of enlightened
lodgment and strict Integrity, should induce all to adopt It
as a standard Family Remedy. The moat Incrodulour Will
require nothing more than the following tentintopy of Dr. C.
McLane, distinguished as a great discoverer of medical
remedies:
READ! RIZADIT RHADTTT
hIOROANTOWN, Ye— Sept. 12,
Shit it to certifir, that I have examined the Recipe for pre
paring McLane's Improyed Vormifugo end Liver PRIe by Dr .Scott. who has been LN THE TLABIT OF PREPARINO
AND USING MY ORIGINAL MEDICINES IN MY OFFICE
during the last THIRTF.EN YEARS, and that I believe ha
hes IMPROVED THEM.. I make the nborc a:stelae:Ed the
more willingly as I HAVE NO INTEILIST THE.3I
WHATEVER. I would further state that I have frequently
used hie CELEBRATED WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT
in my practice. with the liappieet effects, and that I can coos
seleutionsly recommend It. C. MeLANE, Al. D.
All the above Medicines prepared rohdy ender tbo euPor`
vision of Dr. I. FC`OTr. Bold by Druggists and Merchants
everywhere.
The GENUINE Dr. C. McLANWS LSI - PROVED I3TER
PILLS AND IMPROVED TERMIPTIGE are signed by Pr.
I. SOCYTT A CO-. accompaoled by coo A ttO of C. 31cLANIC
The GENUINE WRITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT aigoed
-by Dr. L SCOTT a Co, accompanied with a4gnatnro of I
BOOTT, M. D.
DR. I. SCOTT k CO.. Sole Proprietors.
Rank Place. Morgantown, Va.
DR. G. IL &RYSER, Wholesale Agent,
110 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
J. lIMDERSON A BRO..
202 Liberty street.
JAIL P. FLEMING, Windmill:. Agent,
ja2ldly IsawlyspcBt) Near llama Depot, Allegbeny.
ACARD TO TUE LAD ---
DIL DUPONCO'S GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES. The combination of ingredients in Dr. Dimon
ro's Golden Pills, are perfectly harmleas. They have bait
need lu the private practice of old Dr. Dnponco fee over IL
years, and thousands of ladies can testify to their great and
never-falling enemas In almost every clue, In correcting
Irregularitliss, relieving painful and distressing menetrua.
tion, particularly at the change of life. Freni 6to 10 Pills
will cure that common yet dreadfnl distoio, the Whit,.
Nearly every lady in the land suffers from that complaint.
The above pill has permanently cured thousands, nod will
cure you if you use them. They cannot harm you--on the
contrary, they remove all uhetructiulte, restore nature to its
proper channel, and invigorate the whole-111%e= Lathes
who/re health will not permit nu lucreane Of httnity, will find
these Pills a successful preventive. For particulars-see di
rections on the box. Price Sl—and will he sent to Lndi,
confidentially, by mail, by enclosing $1 to either of the fol
lowing 11{,111.
SOLI by SAMPLE. & RRED, general Agent for Allegheny
City; NLILTON'ti Drug Store, Birmingham. i(1IN P.SCYI'T,
autl by W. A. GILDE.NFENN & t.X., No. 43, Fitth-street,
uppusiti. the Tik.m.re, who will supply dealers nt
proprla.tor's price. Sind by ail Druggists in tlw city and
Cni ted itt ate,.
D [(WAIT DISEASES—DR. BROWN, No.
j_ 50 Smithfield street, between Third and Fourth
sheets, devotes his entire attention to an Deice Pracs .%"0
business in, for the most part. crinkled to
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roirittt. there.ci lA:vases, rind such painful officious,
brought on by imPrurleure, youthful indulgence and OXIYISS.
Syphilis, Syphilitic Kruptions, Gonorrhea, Glee:, Stricture
Urethral Discharged. Impurity of the Blond, with all dbmalles
of the Venereal Organ. Skin Dieemood, Scorbutic Eruptions,
Tidier, Ringworm, Mercurial DISCS/101N Seminal weakness,
Impotency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weakness, Monthly
Suppressions, Discoid.% of the Joints, Fistula Ana, /Serious
Affections, Pains iu the -Sack and Loins, Irritation of the
Bladder and Kidneys. , 00dully treated. Cure guaranteed,
Tw.uty years pi o•-•:c.• (ten in this city) enables Dr.Broe o
to offer assurondos of ir speedy cure to all who may come on.
der his care.
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Office and Private Consultation Rooms 60 Smithfield st
between Third and Fourth streets.
4 Charges moderato.
DR. BROWN continues to-be consulted for
the cure of SECRET DISEASES. Hie .noose In
Tong-standing cruses Is unequalled. The afflicted are invited
to call without delay. Persons afflicted with Venereal Rife
Piles. or Seminal Debility, should not
delay to s get his advice. Letters containing a tee, immediate.
ly answered.
.3. Office and Private Rooms, No. 60 Smithfield street
between Third and Fourth streets. Pttiaborgh -. lege
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L IVERPOOL AN Il PHILADELPIIIA
STEAMSHIP LINE.
The splendid new Steamship CITY BALTIAMEIt, Capt.
Luna, will sail front Philadelphia no the . _
ith Angnstand lith September—from Liver.
KA_NOAItOO from Liverpool, 30y
and 10th September—from Philadelphia, hat Angst and
vat Weber. CITY OF 31 ANCIIKSTE.R. from Liverpool
13th August—from Philadelphia, 4th September, ,
From Philadelphia. Prost Liestpool...
Cabin...... 586 and W. Cabin.,....555 and $75.
Steerage . Steerage ..._..._....540.
Passage Tickets to and from Liverpool by the above Line
of Steamships, or by FIRST-CLAN SAILLNO PACKETS,
can be rammed on application to
SABEL h CORTIR,I77 Broadway, New York.
Or— JOBS TUDIIPSON, 410 Liberty et., Pittsburgh.
P. S.—Also, Drafts for sate always on hands.
THE THUYDERBOLTS OF JOVE WERE
forged byoNulean, but although the unwieldly tree,-
pens of the ono-eyed blacksmiths answered very well for the
battles of the Gods, they ware not half as affective as
latest improved revolvers which weigh Ind a pound, and sr,3:
send balls thickend fast as Parthlaa arrows. Tho improvce
Revolver can be had at the Enterprise Worth, together with
a general assortment of Guns and Rifles of every fleaoriprion
avad fine astarrtment of Bnrgical lustrumehts andOutlory.
SOWN & :Se. 135 Market sa
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