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- TLOCAL AFFAIRS.
The Weathen---The following is the range of the
thermometer and barometer, as kept by George E.
Shaw, optician, Fifth street :
" THMI3IOIIETER.
In Sun.
9 A. M cloudy
12 M 110°
8 P. M
Barometer 29 1.10
south Pittsburgh Planing Inn.
Pittsburgh has facilities for the lumber basines , in
all its various' branches, not excelled by any city
cati't or west. Up the Allegheny we have access to
tho finest lumber countries in the world, and the
transportation is cheap and easy. In conseque-ce
of these advantages limber is cheaper in Putsbori;li
than in any other city of its size. Investments in
saw mills have always been p:cfitable, and those ho
have turned their attention to the manufacture of
planed work have also been doing a fine busitess
hero. . .
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Atnorg the most energetic and successful of the
latter, is Mr. James Millmgar, of South Pittsburgh,
to whose establishment wo paid a visit on Friday
morning.
Tho "Monongahela Planing Mill" le situated on
tho south side of the Monongahela river, a aLcrt
distance above the bridge. The lot is ono hundred
and ninety-six feet deer, with a front on the r:.cr
bank of 370 feet. The first building was erected , a
this lot by Mr. Millingar, in 1847. In it he car:,:-1
on a large and remunerative bueiness until Al ril,
1857, when the entire Luilding, with a largo qu
City of lumber, was destroyed. The heavy loss
tendont on this calamity'did not discourage 1
but ho at once proceeded, with indomitable ener[y,
to erect on the samo lot new, buildings on a larger
scale than before. These buildings were hastened
to completion, and by tue first of August of the same
your the mill was again in operation.
Tho buildings now occupying the lot aro two in
number, ono with a front of twenty.sis feet or, the
main street of Synth Pittsburgh, extending back
seventy feet, containing the office, stable r ice lumse,
and a store room for maoufacturod articles ; the
other fifty-two flet front on the river, and one bun
crud and forty-six foot back, of two siories, c.mtain
ing the engine and the varied machinery necessary
to the prosecution of the immense business done at
this estahlishruent.
The maraufseturing• department is admirably ar.
ranged. On the west side of the building is the
engine room, containing a very neat upright beam
engine, purch..?ed in Boetcn, which turns the whole
machinery in the building. Bordering on the river,
on the same floor, is a room containing one of Wood
ward's Potent Planing Machines, which planes both
sides of the beard at once, and is capable of turning
out seven thousand feet of dressed lumber daily
the rough beards are passed in at the front of the
building, and passing through the planing machine,
are in an incredibly short spaco of time transformed
into dressed lumber. The same room also contains
two machines for the manufacture of ploughed and
grooved flooring, each machine making a different
width.
The east side of the lower door is occupied by a
box factory, where boxes of every description, rough
and planed, looking glass, vermifuge, glass and pack
ing boxes are made to crder and turned out rapidly.
On the second door is a variety of small machines,
nzed in the manufacture of doors, sash, venitian
shutters and moulding.
One machine makes sash moulding, which comes
out perfect with r. single operation. Another ma
chine cuts the moulding into the proper lengths for
sash of different sizes, and the fttting is done by
hand.
The machine for cutting mouldings is a wonder.
By simply changing the Lite, which is done very
rapidly, hundreds of different varieties of door, cor
nice, frame and car mouldings can be out on it with
astonishing rapidity. Oa the same machine, raised
door panels are cut.
Venitian blinds are also extensively manufactured
at this establishment, with stationary or revolving
slats. The slate for the former are rounded by a ma
chine, and the frames are morticed by an ingenious
contrivance, whioh performs he work mere accu
rately than it could be done by hand. The pinions
on which the revolving slats turn are also out by a
simple machine with a circular plane bit. The stee•
pies are also driven into the slats by a little Metre
meat manfactured for the purpse. This branch is
very complete.
On the same dear is erected an apparatus for split
ting wood, called " Knowles' Patent," which is said
to be the best ever invented. A board, one inch in
thickness, is placed in the machine on its, edge, and
a circular saw, of peculiar constriction, cuts into half
inch lumber, splitting it through the middle, at the
rate of 1,000 feet per hour.
The drying room is also on the second floor, and
all manufactured articles are placed in this room,
which is supplied with an infinity of steam pipes, for
a certain length of time, no matter what kind of lum
ber it is made of, though it is always supposed to be
well seasoned. All work Which leaves the mill is
warranted to be thoroughly seasoned.
In a small room on this floor, we saw a piece of
mechanism somewhat peculiar, in the shape of a
" detective clock." It is in the form of an ordinary
regulator cinch, but below the time dial is another
of brass, perforated with holes. The watchman of
the mill is obliged to set his watch by this clock, and
every half hour during the night to pull a wire in
the lower part of the building, which throws a brass
pin through the corresponding hole in the brass dial.
If the wire is not pullod at the proper time by reason
of the watchman sleeping or neglecting his duty, the
pin will xtet project, and an examination of the clock
in the morning, which is keptlocked, reveals his de
linquency, and the precise time at which he was off
duty,
2r. Millingar employs forty hands in his estab
lishment, at an average compencatirn of $lO per
week, making a weekly aggregate of $4OO for labor.
The amount of lumber consumed in this establish
ment, which is brought chiefly from Ridgway and
Port Allegheny, is about three million feet annually.
In 154, Mr. M. purchased five million eight hun
dred thousand feet—the present year about four
million feet.
Ton circular saws arc kept canstantly employed,
end Mr. M. informs us that he has enough orders to
keep him employed for sumo time, and others con
stantlfeoming
In the operation of all complicated machinery Mr.
Mißinger has had an eye to economy in running it.
It is so arranged as to run with the least power possi
ble, and with the least loss. The strips usually thrown
away at other mills are sawed into proper length by
a boy, and cut into lath by a circular saw, when one
happens to be idle. By a simple but ingenious ar
rangement all the shavings made in the building aro
carried off and conveyed by machinery to a pit ad.
joining the engine room, where they are used for
burning, and when the entire machinery is running,
the shavings made are sufficient to keep up the tno.
five power.
Altogether, the establshment of-Mr. Millinger is
the most complete in the West. He manufactures
everything usual in similar ortablishments, and the
articles made by him have a high reputation for
ezeellence of workmanship and durability. Mr. M.
himself is a very energetic, intelligent, courteous
gentleman, upright in his business transactions, and
in every way deserving of the confidence and pa
tronago of the community at - large. We take plea
sure in recommending him and his establishment to
our readers.
American .Protestant Aesociation—A Row in tY,e
Camp.—A case of alleged conspiracy was before the
Mayor yesterday morning, originating in a difficulty
amung certain members a the society known as the
American Protestant Association. Quito a- number
of witnesses were emamined, from whose testimony
it appears that a bad feeling has for some time exist
ed in the Washington Lodge, holding their meetings
in Neptune Hall. On the 11;th of the present saionth
Edward Taylor, Emil Ryles, W. Taylor, G. Resiok
and Hugh White held a special meeting in the lodge
room, and resolved to declare themselves independent
of their own lodge or any other. They then closed
the doors and made a decree disbanding the lodge.
The members of the Washington Lodge, with sir.
Perkins, one of our County Commissioners, at their
head, who we believe is a Past Grand Master, asked
for admittance, but were refused. So the matter
rested for a time, but failing to settle tho affair ami.
cably, Mr. Perkins made an information against the
dissenting members for conspiracy. The case came
up before the Mayor yesterday, a cloud of witnesses
were in attendance, a number of whom were exam
ined, Deputy District Attorney Miller appearing as
counsel for the "conspirators," and Thomas Howard,
Esq., for the Washington Lodge. As there was no
possibility of getting through in one day, the Mayor
adjourned the case until next Friday, when the ex
amination will close.
Collin's Park to day.—The attraction at Collin's
Park to-day is decidedly the greatest of this season;
the gentlemen who have control of it deserve the
thanks of sporting ciroleg. For the pacing match,
premium forty dollars, mile heats, best threw in five,
.to go as they please, five entries have been made as
follows : J. Gardiner enters b. m. " Dolly Day ;"
G. McClintock enters b. m. " Kate ;" F. Laverty
enters s. g. " Sorrel Jerry ;" H. Vanvourhies enter
b. m. "Gipscy Queen:" J. Norris enters b. m. "Sweet
Lips." all of these a.^ favorite nags and the race
will be a good one.
But the great event of the day, and the one that
has been long in contemplation, is, the great match
between "Big Jim" and "Fanny Robinson," for a
pane of s6oo—two mile heats and repeat. These
are both animals that have heretofore made good
time. Both have strong backers and a large amount
of money will most probably change hands on tae
result of the raoe. 4 train will leave the Liberty
steet depot for the Park at half past two o'clock this
afternoon.
Sanford'a- Opera Troupe.—Sam Sanford, with his
company, arrived yesterday, and gave ono of their
entertainments in Masonic Hall in the evening, to a
good audience. They will give another this evening,
introducing some of their best songs, jokes and bur
lesques. This troupe combines some of the best per
formers in the country. They have always been
great, favorites here, and have never failed to draw
good houses. They aro on their way home to Phil
adelphia, after a successful tour in the West. All
who are fond of fan should be on hand this evening.
Glad News! Full of Hope to the A f flicted and
Suffering.—Many of tho thcueand portals of Death
may be closed, and life mado happier and more com
fortable to thousands who are now in danger. Doubt
less this World contains many a balm to soothe its
physical woes and care its diseases. Among those,
in prominent rank, stands BOWIE/411'Z Vegetable
p mud, a late and speedy pure for Conmaption. *
Interesting lisibeas Corpus Case.
A caso of habeas corpus of some interest has trans
pired before Judge M'Clure within the past two days:
We give the facts as we received them_:- • •
About fourteen years since, a glass blower of Bir.
min' gham,namod John Nichols, married a Miss Duff,
a Catholic, but who joined a Protestant church of
which Niebols was a member, in consideration of a
promise from him that the girls of the family should
be reared in the Catholic faith. For some years they
lived happily, with some We differences respecting
religion. In 1854, Nichols became enamored of and
eloped with a Mrs. Wallace, of Birmingham. The
husband of the latter learned that they were living
together as man and wife in Now York State, and
obtained a divorce. Subsequently Nichols and his
paramour quarreled ; ho left her, returned to Bir
mingham, and effected a reconciliation with his wife.
In June, 1857, ho and his wife again disagreed, and
ho left, having previously placed the youngest child
in the Orphans' Home, Allegheny. Mrs. Nichols
did not learn where her child was until about ten
days since, when she sued out a writ of habeas corpus,
and regained possession cf it on Wednesday.
On Thursday, Nichols went to his wife and lan
deavored to take the child by force,lint was arrested
and taken before Esq. Simms, when he gave up the
child, but immediately came to this city and sued
cut a writ for the custody of the three surviving
children, all girls, Josephine, Jano and Mary Ann
Nichols, aged respectively twelve, eight and five
years. The case came op before Judge M'Clure on
Thursday afternoon. Witnesses were examined, the
case argued. and the Court reserved a decision until
Friday, the children remaining meanwhile with their
mother.
On Friday Judge M'Cluro filed his decision in the
office of the Prt,thonatory, in which ho remanded
the children to the custody and control of their
mother.
The grounds of the decision were that the testi..
mony demonstrated that Nichols was peculiarly un
fit to rear female infant children—that if they %ere
in his custody it was probable that he ivould employ
FOXED other person to take care of them, thus depriv
ing them of the supervision and control of either pa
root. Ile also said that the strongest argument urged
in behalf of the petitioner was his proposed reforms.
tion, and that although it was to be hoped that ho
might awake from his criminal infatuation, and that
he and his wife might yet be restored to one another,
yet these matters were no part of the ease.
The Court was bound, in cases of this kind, to cc.
,rcise tie discretion for the good of the children, and
as the tender age, personal appearance and sex of the
two youngest &early indicate the mother as the
proper parent to take care of them, and the eldest
had said decidedly that her desire wee to remain with
her mher :
In Phnd
...SO'
"It is therefore ordered and decreed that Jose
phine, Jane, and Mary Ann Nichols, aged respec
tively twelve, eight and five years, be remanded to
the custody and control of the respondent, Mary Ann
Nichols, their mother, and that the petitioner takes
nothing by this writ."
Allegheny Valley Railroad
After remaining in eession until nearly half past
©loran o'clock last night, the Common Council passed
an ordinance granting the Allegheny Valley Rail.
road the privilege of laying a single track down Pike
street as far as Factory, and to lay a double track
when the company, at their own expense, eha 1 widen
the street to sixty feet, which, by the terms of the
ordinance, must be done within five years. There
are certain necessary terms and conditions attached
to the ordinance for the protection of the rights of
the citizens. On the final passage of the ordinance
the t - ute was as follows:
Yeas—Messrs. Bailey, Barnhill, Caldwell, Darling
ton, Dickson, Dignana, Hamilton, Hunter, Layton,
Mellon, M'Candleos, M'Geary, Sergeant-13.
Nays—Messrs. Errett, Floyd, Glides, Hutchison,
Little, Reed, Robb, Thompson, M'Kelvy, Proe't-9.
The Select Council was not in suasion, which has
still to act upon this ordinance.
Malicious Mischief.—John'A. Coursin was arrested
and taken before Mayor Weaver on Friday morning
on a charge of malicious mischief, preferred against
him by James Howard, of Manchester. Tho alleged
offense consisted in Coorsln's going up on tho roof of
a building on which Howard was putting a gravel
roof, driving away the workmen, and destroying the
work that had been done. After an examination,
Coursin was held to bail in the sum of one hundred
dollars for his appearance at Court.
Grand Larceny —A man named Christian Besse,
who left on the three o'clock train going west on
Friday morning for Mansfield, was suspected of steal
ing sixty five dollars from a butcher in the Fifth
Ward market house. Officer Hague immediately
telegraphed to the authorities at Mansfield, and on
the arrival of Beene at that place he was arrested arid
placed in jail there. He will be brought back to the
*l' to-day.
New Literary Society.—A now literary society has
been organized , styled the " Twin City Literary In•
etitute." They held a meeting on Thursday even
ing, in Masonic Hall, elected S. Riddle, Esq., Presi
dent, and adopted a Constitution and By-Laws.
Their regular meetings will bo held in College Hall,
Iron City Buildings, corner of Fifth and Smithfield.
Seriuu , Accident.—A woman, named Bridget Con•
ner was seriously injured on Friday morning, by fall
ing from a step ladder, while engaged in cleaning the
Sixth Ward Public School noose. She was taken
to her residence en Church alley, where her injuries
wero attended to by Dr. McCook, Jr. In falling, her
spine had been so seriously ,injured that the loWer
limbs were psralizod, and it is probable she has been
rendered a cripple for life.
Odd Fellow, llall.—Wo nonounced como weeks
ago that Odd Fellows Hall would be dedicated in
September. The 28th of that month has been fixed
for the ceremony. Numbers of strangers are expect
ed to be present on the occasion, and it will doubtless
ue a highly interesting ceremony.
Give Him a Trial—Succean Guarantied to All.—
Prof. W. A. Miller, the distinguished penman, from
Bartlett's Commercial School, Cincinnati, gives les.
sons in rapid business writing next week at the Iron
City College. 0
The attention of cash buyers is eireeted to the fact
that Carnaghan, Allegheny City, is now offering an•
usual inducements in his stock of well made clothing,
furnishing goods, &c., for men and boys. Examine
his s:ock and prices.
WE A . 12, ALWAYS PLEAFED to record a de
crea - e in the aftl;ctiaa+ to which humaidly is heir.
And we do so pow, in d.-,ring t , stimony to the wonder
working powers el Dfi, .1 Ei(*ITFTILIt'S CU. EBRATED
EITTLItiI for diseases of Ilia head and slom !ch. As a spe
cific, it la perhaps withrnnt a rival, and th. , pn:,ple whom It
hes henetitted, even within a limited to be count
ed by thousands. The hitters bas!•s it, reputation morooti
what it has itself Do -it, than on what it gets convenient
friends to ray fir it. For Dyspepsia, Flatulen e, Constipa
tion, etc , etc., It cannot L/i3 surpassed, in speediness of care.
Try them, and our word for it, they will give sstisfaction.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally, every-share,
and by LIOSTETTER & SMITH,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
J 331-10 58 Water and 58 Itront itretts.
Up J. M. OLIN'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TERS—Try them, cud mitisry yourselves that they
are all they are recommended to be. The proprietor does
not pretend to say that they will cure all the diseases flesh
is hclr to, hat leaves them to test their own merits, and the
constartly inert:l , 4:g demand for them is sufficient proof
that they are a:1, they ace recommended to be, and far sn•
perit.r.• to any preparation of the kicd rctw iu the market.
Their use is always attended with the most beneficial re
cults in cases of Dyspepsia, loss of appetite, weakness of the
stomach, indigestion, etc. It removes allitsortld matter
• from the stomach, assists digestion, awl imparts a healthy
tone to the whole system. itie sure and call for J. M. Nes
Celebrated Stwitac't Bitters, and see that the article pur
chased bears the name or J. M. Olin, as manufacturer.
For Eslo by J. ISLOLIN, sole proprietor and manufacturer,
Na. 257 Penn street, Piltaburgli, Pa, anl by druggists and
dealers grzermtly- .425
JOSEPH MEYER,
MANUFACTURER OF
ii
Fancy & Plain Furniture & Chairs,
Warerooms, 484 Penn street,
ABOVE TIIE CANAL BRIDGE,
.4tl- In addition to the Facn'tnre business, I nleo devote
attention t: LINDEILTAEINt.i. Ilearses and Carriages
Parni the.l
N O. 65 FIFTH. STREET.—'
1(001 0 1N(} CHEAP,
A 7;
DURABLE, FIRE AND WATER PROOF.
JOSEPH HARTMAN,
(Recently Agent for H. M. Warren &
MAN UPA7TERER AND DEALER
IV
WARREN'S FELT, CEMIENT,
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GRAVEL ROOFS,
AND
ELASTIC CEMENT,
AND
SATURATED CANVAS ROOFING,
AND
ROOFING MATERIALS.
VEg.OFFICE, No. 65 FIFTH STREET, opposite Odd Fel
lows Hall, Pittsburgh, Pa. .1)9
.14OOK AT NO. 56, and you will Bee a two
story brick Dwelling Mouse of seven rooms in good
order; large portico in fronU fine shale trees, a lot of ground
24 feet front on Marion street, by 104 deep. Price---$l iOO.
Terms easy. For sale by b. OUTIEBBItT k SON,
Jl bl Market street.
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PITTSBURGIS4, PA;
zur2.l:dly—lo
COMMERCIAL.
PIT.TSIIIIRGII BOARD OV TRADE AND
LIERCHANTS, EXCHANGE.
Fretickni.
NC. 11. WILLIAM 3.
Vae Prericinas.
BRUNO", Ist, HAUL" DIORZY, 2(1.
Treasurer.
N. 110L5.1.E8, Js
Superir.lendcn.
JOSEPH SNOWDEN,
Cbmanitiee of Arbitration for June.
, F. R. BRUNOT, V. P.,
JOHN S. COSORAVE, J. D. CANFIELD,
SAMUEL SIIEIVEIt, DAVID M'CANDLEISS
Philadelphia !Market.
PHILLDZIPECLI, July 30.—Plonr is held with
Ik nch
firmness, with but little enquiry for export ; there is alatr
demand for home consumption, which fully absorbs the re
ceipts; the inspections amount to 7,100 bbls.; sales to the
trade have been made at $4,25 up to $5 for old stock, muper
fine and fresh ground from new wheat, and $4,76 up to jjli
for extra and fancy. Rye Flour and Corn Meal are very
scarce; sales of former at 3,373.6 and the latter at $3,76.
Wheat is in demand, bat there is very little offering sales
1,600 bush. at $1,15@1,29 for fair and prime new red , and
$1,30(4)1,50 for white, Including a lot of old and now white
mixed at $1,30. Old Rye sells at 70c and new at toe. Corn
is scarce and wanted; sales 1,000 bushels, yellow, at 92c
afloat. Oats are unchanged; sales 4,800 bush. new Dela
ware at 37c. Whisky is unchanged; sales bbls. at 25.?4®
Now York Market
NEW YORK July 30.—The Cotton market closed with a de
clining tendency; 600 bales. Flour firm; sales 14,000 We;
State, $4,10. Sales 100.000 bush. Wheat; Western v. hit,
$1 05©51,13; red $1,08251,10. Corn unsettled; salts 41,030
bush. mixed at 87 @i£4o;/.;c; white 9.5400 yellow itomical
at sl@sl,o2. Beef closed buoyant at $12,50©51.3,75. Mess
park has declned 10c; sales at $17,60@17,75. Baron steady
at 8%;@83 for sides, and 6 , ;@)6 , /,, for shoulders. Sugar
firm; Muscovado 7141r67% . . Oilies quiet; Rio 1.0%©12..
Moliu-ses firm; Muscovado 33. Soli its Turpentine dull at
44. Rosin steady at 61@.55. Rice steady. Bides firm;
western 1534. Tallow quiet.,
New York Stock Market
NEW Foss, Jutlv 30.—Stocks firm. Chicago and Rah
Island 78;.( 3 ; Illinois Central Railroad 74: Michigan Si.tith.n
24; N. F. central 81 1 / 4 ,; heading 49; Misscuri sixes
Michigan Central 62; Erie Railroad 18! Cleveland and 'ro
ledo 37%; Cleveland, Columbus and eincinnati 91%; La
crosse land grants 72 1 4; Tennessee sizes 923; California
sevens 8814; Loubdanas 93 , 4; Galena and Chicago 87.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, July 30.—Sionr unchanged, with a moderate
demand; aides 1000 bbls at $.f@)4,15 for superfine. Whisky
has advanced. There was nothing done , a Provisions, a... 1
the rates ere nominal. Linseed Oil 733(, with sales of 160
bbia. Groceries firm. Oats firm at 600. Conn 68g60c, and
scarce. Wheat steady and in good demand.
[OD NERVOUS READACHE.—Rev. W. G. Howard,
. .
Pastor of the First Baptist Church, at Chicago, Ilii
nois, who has been a great sufferer from nervous headache,
but who has experlmced entire relief from it, by the We of
WILSON'S PILLS, In a letter, dated Juno 18th, 1858, ad
dressed to Messrs Fahnestort & Davis, of Chicago, Illinois,
says :—" During the last twenty years, I have made nee of
a great - fariety of medicines prescribed by Allopathic and
Ilcmcearathic physicians, but all hays failed; and I had re.
linquished all hope of relied, until I was induced to resort
to WILSON'S PILLS. f:These have effectually relieved nao
iu repeated instances of late, aril I can cheerfully and Dor,
ecientionsly recommend them to others who are similarly
affected." This sJrereiga remedy is sold by B. L. Fahue
stock & Co., corn"r of Wood and Fourth streets, Pittsburgh,
to whom orders for supplies should be addressed. (jyl3:::c
liEDFORD SPRINGS.—This well-known
and delightful SUMMER RESORT will be opened for
the reception of Visiton3 on the 16th of June, and kept open
until the let of Cctober.
The now and spacious buildings erected last year are now
fully completed, and the whole establishment has been furn
ished in superior style, and the accommodations will be of
a character not excelled In any part of the United States.
The Hotel will be under the management of Mr. A. 0.
A LLIIIN, whose experience, csurtoons manners, and atten
tion to his guests give the amplest assurance of comfort and
kind treatment.
In addition to the other moans of access, It is deemed pro
per to state that passengers can reach Bedford by a daylight
ride from Chambersbnrg.
The Company have made extensive arrangements to sup
ply dealers and individuals with BIiDFORD WATR.B" by
the barrel, carboy, or in bottles, at the following prices, at
the Springs, viz:—
For a barrel,(Mnlberry,) $4 00
(Oak,) 8 00
" % " (Mulberry,) 300
" j, " (Oak,) 200
Carboy, 10 gallons 2X25
Bottles, 134 pint,'"dozen_ 1 50
The barrels are carefully prepared, so that purchasers
may depend upon receiving the Water fresh and sweet.
All communications should be addressed to
TILE BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS CO ,
1.80:1m Bedford county. Pa.
REMOVAL.
THE subscriber has removed the balance of
Lis stock of
FURNITURE
To the ODD FELLOWS' BUILDING, No. &I Fifth street,
where he offers every article at the reduced prime.
Every article hi marked in plain figurer, and theee in went
of Furniture, aro respectfully invited to call and examine
the Goode and Prices, balm° punchaning elsewhere.
jy2l:lm 11. IL RYAN.
MAFFITT & 0 L D,
GAS FI'I"FERS,
BRASS FOUNDERS AND FINISHERS,
No:. 127 and 129 First Street, and Federal Street, Allegheny
Gas Pipes put up, and Fixtures of the latest styles and
patterns. We have a very large stock of Gas Fixtures ou
hand, to which we call particular attention.
jy2o:Brn MAFFITT & OLD.
FLOUR. -4O bbLs. choice superfine for sale
by JAS. A. FETZER,
183 GUrDenr rlilliket 130 d ;Ant .t..
LEMONS -25 bxe just received and f& sale
by HffiYflihJt t ANDER:ION,
.IY 2I No. 39 Wood stmet..
CIGARS! CIGARS 11—A large lot of
genuine Uavaaa Cigars of the "Senora," "Coquette,"
" Oonchita" and " Entre Actos" brands, received this day.
Those wishing a GOOD Cigar should call and examine my
stock before purchasing eicewhore. JOS. FLEMING,
b . / Corner Diamond and Markerst rest.
FLOUR -50 bble. Suporftne Flour just re
ceivod and for sale by JAS. A. FETZER,
•
Corner Market and Fir at atreeta
VELLUM COPYING BOOKS.—These
hooks possess great advantages over any others;
the paper being thick and strong will not tear when wet.
It takes a must psi fort imprestion and is convenient to refer
to. When once in use their superiority is apparent. Sold
by W. U. JOIINsTti sOP
Stationers, b 7 Wodst.
CHIMNEY TOPS-100 various patterns
for sale, by [ je3o] HENRY H. OtiLLINS.
FOR SALE CHEAP.—
Dreav and Mantilla Fringes,
French limbroidPrles and Laces,
• Stockings, Gloves and Mitts,
Merino, Silk and Cotton
Under Garments,
Considerable deductions have been made from the origi
nal prices of the above articles.
jy27 JOS. 1103NR, 77 Market street.
Q(1(1 FOR SALE—A two story brick
hmse, of siz rooms, well arranged, pared
yard, with hydrant, bake oven, smoke house, be. The
house is In good repair. painted and papered. Situate on
East Lane, Allegheny City. Terms easy.
3. CIITIIBEILT & BON,
.1Y 2 7 61 &Yorke, street.
DAY STATE APPLE PARING MA
-01-ILNR—A VERY USEFUL AND SUPERIOR AR•
TICLE—By tire turns of the crank, the apple is PARED,
CORED and SLICIED. latented, November 11th, 1858, and
February 17th, 1857, in Europe.
For sole in any quantity, at No. 74 Wood at eel, Pitts•
burgh. Please call and examine for yourselves.
jy2t) SAMUEL PAIINESTOCK.
SXTII STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE
to —2l feet front on Sixth atreet by 100 deep to an alley,
with a largo Dwelling HOHB9 on the rear of the lot. Yor
price and terms, apply at the Real Estate Otlice of
/Y 22 S. CUTHBERT Eiz SON, 61 Marl. et L.
AKE FISII.—A large supply of White
14.4 Trout, Salmon, Herring, &c., received and for Bale by
jy26 HENRY 11. HOLLINS.
SUGARS,
FOR PRESERVING,
VERY ELLE .4 P, LT
No. SS Yifth street.
WOOD STREET PROPERTY FOR
SALE.—An undivided third part of that valuable
property, situate at the corner of Sixth and Wood streets,
htaing 130 feet front on Wood by 60 deep on Sixth street.
One-third of the above will be sold for $3,000. One-half in
hand—balance at one, two and three years.
58. OUTIIBERT SON,
Iyl 01 Market street.
CE
ESE-200 boxes prime cutting Cheese,
this day received, and for ea .e by
JY22 HVIIY IL COLLINS.
— T - ARCH-100 bxs. McClung & Campbell's
w.. - Y Extra Starch, for Bale by
Je3o W. H. SMITE( k CO.
$750 A two story frame house, of four
o rooms, situate In South Pittsburgh, near
the Bridge. Largo lot of ground, fruit trees,kc. Pay•
menus easy. For sale at the Beal Estate Office o
S. OUTILBERT & BON,
.Isxl fd. Market street.
_
GERMAN DRAWING PAPER—In rche
for Engravers, for tale by e J. R. WELDIN.
RIOS $l.l ilnd rtroot. *Aar Pr's*/ it,
OHN THOMPSON & CO. —Have just
ty received and for sale, a largelbt of
English Venltian Bed,
Rochelle Ochre,
Vermont Ochre,
French Zinc,
American Zinc,
White Lead and
Whiting, at
o 1 2 6 "ibhd qtr•
DRIED APPLES-50 bushels Dried Ap
ples, just received and for Bale by
McOANDLESS, MUM. & CO.,
I 022 Oorner Wood and Wator stroata.
RARE CHANCE - FOR A HOME—Only
$5OO, half in hand, ballanca oa time, for a Cottage
House of 3 rooms and kitchen, with a lot of 30 feet front by
140 deep; grape arbor, peach, plum, and shade trees, with
small fruits, etc., aittiate in Booth Pittaburgh, on Oray's
Road, not far from the Monongahela Bridge.
jyl7 8. CUTHBERT it SON, 51 Markt , t at.
A FARM of 238 acme, near Economy, for
iY I7
sale-by S. CUTHBERT & SON;
Market street.
FRENCH. LEMONS.-20 just received and
for sale by BR UM k ANDELECSON,
tfo. E 8 Wood street.
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JAYNES' TEA STORE,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERMANENT OFFICE.
COMPLYING WITH THE URGENT EV:QUEST GF
OREN OF THEIR PATIENTS,
DRS. C. M. FITCH AND J. W. SYKES
Have concluded to remain
PERMANENTLY IN, PITTSBURG IL
And may be commitevi at their office,
No, 191 Perm street,
OPPOSITE ST. CLAIR IIMEL,
Daily, except Sundays, for CONSIDIVI'ION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS and ALL compLANTs,
complicated with, or caning pulmonary disease, including
Catarrh Heart Disease, Affections of the Liver,
Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Female Complaints, c.
DRY lITOII b SYISEF , word] state that their treatment
of Ccrisamption ia based upon the fact that Uie disease exists
ire f/ e bleed and system at large, both before and during its
ci,-relopment in the lungs, and they therefore employ Mechan
ical, Hygienic and Medical remedies to purify the blood and
strengthen the system. With these, they use MEDICAL IN
HALATIONS, which they value highly, but only Faiiia
hoes, (haying ro Curatioe ejects when used canny) and Inva
lids are earnestly cautioned against wasting the precious
time of curability on any treatmout based upon the planet.
We, but false Idea that the "seat of the disease can be reached
In a direct manner by inhala!ior," for, Al before stated, the
8641 of the disease is in the Wood and its effects only in the
44 , - No charge for coesultation.
A list of questions will be sent to Chase wishing to consult
us by letter iny'2.9nikw
SUPER'S MOSQUITO COMPOUND-
AN FXGZI,LENT
EX PELL N(+ :\4OSk, I'EUES
BED CHAMBER:3,
WARR ft A N TED EFFECTUAL
PREPARED ONLY
C. EL. S LT P KR,
DRUGG
jy3lj CORNER ST. CLAIIt AND PENN STS.
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK,
No. 65 Fourth Street..
Pesposits niado, with this Bank Lef..re the first day of
Anglia, will draw iutefest from that date.
j y29:8 t CHAS.. A. COLTON, Treasurer.
NOTICE.--THE INTERNiT COUPONS of the
Bon,ie of Lawrence (.;<*muty, issued to the PITTS
BURGH AND ELLK RAILROAD COMPANY, due July,
1858. will be paid at the olfico of W. H. WILLIAMS k 00.,
Pittabut gh, Pa The change iu place of payment is mado
in consequence of the failure of tits Ohio Lire Insurance
and Trust o..copatly, Now Yerk, where the Ompous are
payable ardor of
j,12 THE CONIMISSION
CANDIDATES
DEMOCRATIC, TICII{NT—M*. E , ltt , r : As the
time approach ee for making the nomluatlons for the
fall election, the Demrcritts are looking about for suitable
candie,ates to ;dace upon their ticket.
Allow me to suggest the following names for their consid
eration. There is not n gentlemen named, who is not
thorough national Democrat:
ONU REIM
HON. CHARLES SHALER, City
KENATH.
HON. WILLIAM MLIiINS., PecU:um
ASSEMBLY :
JOHN M. IRWIN, City,
T1103.1.A8 8. HART, Indiana,
JOEL KETCLIIII4.I, Elisabeth,
LAFFERTY, Baldwin,
WILLIAM McLANE, North Fayette
SELEIUP;
BARNES 'ORD, Lower S. Clair
• PROTLIONuTARY :
JOHN BIRIMINGLIAII, Ohio
COUNTY 001f3fISSIONER :
TuomAs FARLEY, Allegheny" City
UDITII.O :
JJIIN Suuth Pi: Feturgh
CORONER :
WILLIAM ALEXANDER, City
CITY
WEST 0 i TUE ALI. EGIIENY
EAST
SOUlli OF TUG hIONvNCIALLELA. 4
jyl2.dtc —l2
UM r. Editor:—As the time is approaching when
the Democracy will assemble in County Convention,
fcr the purpose of forming a ticket t. be voted for at the
ensuing election; with your permission, I would suggest
through the columns of your valuable paper, the name of
GEORGE F. GILLMORE, an a suitable candidate for Con
gress, 1.. r the Twenty• First Cnagressional District. Mr.
Gillraore is a gentleman who has always been identified with
the democratic party, and whose political record stands
clear. He was the able and efficient editor of the Post, dar
ing the late Presidential canvass; a paper that done as good
service as any other paper in tb. country. Mr. Oillmore is
a gentleman of ability, and is deservedly popular. Ms
nomination would give general satisfaction.
Jy29:daw A DIrdOCRAT.
CORONEL—JOIIN M. McCTIKSNEY, of the bor
ough of Manchebter, will be supported as a candidate
for the °Mee of Coroner, sal ject to the decbiou of the DOM°.
credo County Convention.
jy29 MANY DEMOOII aTs.
SELEUIFF.—The undersigned offers himself to the
Democracy of Allegheny county, as a candidate for
Sheriff" subject to the decision of the Democratic Couven.
tien. BARNES FOR. U.
je`Acisw Upper St Clair.
SHERIFF.—The undersigned offers himself a can•
didate to the D imocracy of Atlegbezny county for
tho office o. Sheriff, subject to the dtclsion of the Demo
cratic Convention. MATTHEW HARBISON,
jy27:d4kw to Robinson township.
[O. PROTHONOTARY.—The undersigned offers him.
self to the Democracy of Allegheny County, as a
candidate for Prothon otary--subject to the decision of the
Democratic Conventic n.
Jp3o:drwto ALEX. BLACK.
11Zino CORONEII.—She undersigned offers himself as a
candidate befr Ira the next Democratic Ounvention fur
the office of Corot', r, and asks the support of the De
1110Crae f Uul ,l LENOX RL3I.
TO. COUNTY COSIIIISSINER — The friends of CHAS.
BRYSON, of. West Deer township, will urge nis 110 M
i for the cft co of County Commissioner, before the
next Democratic f )onvention; subject to the usages of the
party. jyl4:d&wtc
FSTEAMBOATS
For Cincinnati
The elegant side wheel, passenger packet
SUPERIOR—Capt. BALblOlviD J. Gaaos--will
gi;flailti leave Pittsburgh for Cincinnati, THIS
DAY, the , ith inst., at 12 o'clock, u.
For itch ght or passage apply on board, or to
FLACK, BARNES P. 00., Agents.
Throuf,h to St. Louis in fl Ye days. This boat connects
with the mail line, and will go through in the time speci
fied. F tie will /rate on Ballard ay. ap22
ZA_ NIES I 9 IE.
_
For Marlette and Zanesville.
The steamer MIAS A GRAHAM, Capt. .1.10'.1
I,4aitILOE Ayrazs, will leave for the above and al
intermediate ports on every TUESDAY, a
4 o'clock, P. M.
For frnlght or paaaago DNA y on I =rd. lea'
THE SYMPOSIUM.
WILLIAM C. GALLAGHER
PROPRIETOR,
F T ifth Street, .11'ext Door to the Pittsburgh ire
Thu house Is new, built especially for thd' purp, its of a
First. Class Restaurant and Saloon, and the proprie tor hat •
i ng '..ad many years experience in the business w in keep
ear ditautly ou hand the best that the markets offor I. His
W Ines, Liquors and Ales, era of the best quality. H Wants
'All his old friends and the public generally to give him a
call at the Symposium. 12:ly
NEW ICE CREAA SALO ON,
AND LADIES' RESTAURANT,
27i FIFTH STREET
The subscriber has Rased, and fitted up Berea-al comn
mums, nearly opposite the Exchange Flank, on P ifth
street, which are now open for the Bummer• Season. La •
dies and gentlemen can always find an abwidant suppl 3 of
FRESH CONFECTIONARY, FRU in% ICE CREALM,
WATER ICES, and all the refreshmantao f the season. AII
are respecthilly requested to visit the r Joule, and test fo r
themselves. (jen) 31. McRINLEY.
ONLYS7SO for a Dwelling ; house of four
rooms„ a large Lot of ground, fr nit trees, etc, pleas
antly situated lu South Pittsburgh, or , the point of Mount
Washington, immedlatly opposite Sm' Lthfleld street, will be
sold on easy terms, by .S. CU 111BEICT & SON,
.15 42 61 Market street.
VARIETYI-A Farm of . 40 acres; one of 12
ncretr; one of 302AcreEr, Pail Leg L o t sr peloe $l.OO, pay
n ennui of $2 a week. Dwell Lug Homes in Pittsburgh,
Allegheny, South Pitlebnrgh, and m mnt I v as hingtorg a
OUTHB
8, Il ant , a BON,
pleasant residence in Flewickly; 8 :Lots in Baden, for eats by
i9/3 at Market et.
ADWELLING HOTgISE cn Third Area
for rent. 11 COMB= £ EON, ••
je23 61 Market street.
soon Fora cottage hone e of - three rooms
1.1 end =chap, on Oral 'is Road, South gitts•
burgh. Tams" esay. 8. OW 'HBErer k 80N,
jr4F 5/ Market-ertreeti
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J. & T GROUTT,
111P08.TE8.9 OP
BRANDIES, GINS, WINES, ETC.,
DEALERS IN
leLNE OLD MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKY, PEACH
AND APPLE BRANDY. ALSO,
RECTIFIERS AN D DISTILLERS,
cornor of Smithfield and Front. Streets,
epli] PITTSBURGH, PA.
PRINTING, JOB, AND ALL RINDS OF WRAPPING
I =3 .4 45 1. 1 :1D 101 Pg.
Warehouse, No. 21 Wood Street;
PITTSBURGH, PA.
bou l4 ::t ot markot. my
JOHN MOORHEAD has removed to
No 71 Water atreot, Mew Itierket
J 0 El rri 00 IR 1 E, ,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
PIO METAL AF4 E 3 BLOOMS,
NO. 74 WATER STREET, BELOW MARKET,
UAA.O JONES INU. L. BOYD
American, Plain & Corrugated,
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON,
Warehouse, No. 13(1 First street,
EMIIMI
WHOLESALE AND ItEl'ArL
LigIJOR MERCHIANTS,
NO. 37 DIAMOND ALLEY,
tka- Akvaym on hand, Blackberry, Chorry, and Cognac
Brandin, Old :Monongahela and ite , :tined Whisky, thr
cra best anniltv.
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
70f1 Tall SALM 09
lour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Seeds, Dried Fruit
and Produce generally,
*Dome's of tilarket and Flrot otroots.
PITTBI3I.IIIOII, PA.
Runs 10—Francis G. Bail .sy, E9 , '„ William Dilworthl. Sr.
. Cuthbert A Son, Pittsburgh; Boyd & Ott, lleiskell
wearingen, S. Brady, Casl.. O. & M. Bank. List & Howell,
Mangle & Co., George W. Anderson, Donlo , Paxton & Co.
Wboallna. mi18:214/
LAMUEL FAIINESTOCK, No. 74 WOOD
street, Pittsburgh, has uu hand a largo
STOCK OF HARDWARE,
Which he will sell very low for CASII. In addition to his
Locks, Hinges, Knives and Porks, and Spoons, and a large
Assortment of Carpenter's Toole, he has received a large sup
ply of Sausaq Cutters and Staffers ;
Shovels, Tongues and Pokers;
Sleigh Belts, and Enameled
ct 29 Prozorving Kettles.
Arror NEY AT LAW AND 001`.71LEYA_NOER
HINT HEIM REAR 11ADE LINEN
Silk, Merino and Cotton Under Shirts and Drawers, cra
vats, Scarf', Gloves, ilanditerchiots, Dressing Gowns,
Shirt/3, Wrappers, and Drees Stocks made to order by meas
urement, and warranted to give sat' bfaction. Jel:lyd
E. P. MIDDLETON & BIRO.,
111 PORTERS
WINES, BRANDIES, &C.,
DEALER 6 IN
FINE OLD WHISKYS.
NO. 5, NORTH FRONT STREET,
jol:lyd P.filL ADEL PiliA.
GO ANN) SEE
GEORGE P. WERTZ'S
First Premium Blind Factory,
CORNER THIRD AND MARILET STS., PITTSBURGH.
91HOSE WISHING TO FURNISH THEIR
a House with VENITIAN BLINDS, of the moat exqui
site and elaborate finish, will find it to their interests to give
me a call before purchasing eltewhere. I'dy work is got up
by the best mechanics (not apprentices.) Every attention is
;Alvan to the wants of customers. Prices low. All work
warranted_ N0.1'2 THIRD Street, Pittsburgh. finsg:lvis
DAVID fl. WILLIAMS,
NJPVIL ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR
FOR THE BREOTION OF GAS WORKS, for from five
garners and upwards, and for Heating Buildings, public or
private, by Steam, Hot Water or Furnaces.
raYtklArts PlTTfirdTh.Gll, PA
OARTYYRIGHT & YOUNG,
(Succeuors to John Cartwrighl,)
MA_NUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
of Pocket and Table Cutlery, Sergio dead an I Don
tal Instruments, Guns, Pistols, Fiihiug Tackle, etc., No. 86
Wood street. They give special attention the manutactnr•
ug of Tames, Supporters, etc. Jobbing and Ref airing
Ito punctuality and despatch. apl7
HITCHCOCK, ItIICRIEER3I St CO.
(Saco 99069 TO /10PTUAN, Ni'Cag.7.lll' C 0.,)
FORWARDING 9ND COMMISSION
MFRCHANTS, Wholesale Dealers in Produce, flour
and Wool, No. 111 Second street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
srmazttoss:i
Springer 11m - bangh, Joseph E. Elder, St. Louis;
Pittsburgh ;, Punter' Brow,
Child 3 I Co., " Cornell A Dorsey, Baltimore;
Bagaley, Cosgrove A Co., " Garret &Martin,Philadelphia
MoCandices,Moans A Co., " James, fieut,'Santee A Cu. "
G. W. Smith, dr, Co., " Weaver & Graham,
Gee. M.& L. Hord, Cincinnati lieene, Sterling 6: Co., "
A. B. Seaton & 8r02., " Yard, Gilmore A Co., "
my3l,tf_ _
W. H. DIGGEIE
BUSINESS CARDS.
S. B. & C. P. MARKLE,
MANUPAOTIIIMIB OP
iREZII9V .4kL
mrl9 PITTSBURGH, PA
PITTSIAIIItai STEEL WORKS.
JONES, BOYD & CO.
I=l
C ST STEEL
ALSO,
SPRING, PLOW AND A. STZEJ4,
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
Coram.r Ross and First. Strat.z,
.1Y 25 PITTSBURGH, PA.
MOORHEAD & CO.,
MANUFACTURER OF
For nooglng, Q atterin g, Spouting, et,o
AGENTS FOR WOOD'S PATENT
IMITATION RUSSIA SHEET IRON.
Enr26:ly-is
O. ROGERB C (10
UL2IO7ACTU TIERS OS
RCX:i ERS' IMPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEELI,
C011211:P. ROSS AND Finer STRSZTe,
WILLIAM CLAYTON CO.,
Near Wood otre6t,
PITTSBUE GE!, PA
JAMES A. FIETzEn,
HARDWARE.
L. C. mgdPituited,
0411031 WTIE u lIGI'DBLI74,:f
'WM. W. EiNIGHT,
WLIOLESA_LE AND RETAIL
DIMAS'S STOCK MANUFACTORY;
NO. 606 ARCH STREET,
PHI .L.ADELPRIA
.G. al. DOS C C Elt o .
11. MeGE E
• at.RCIELAIIT TAILORS,
Dkera hi Ready Made Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnish
fog Goode, corner of Federal street and Market Square Alio
gheny City, Pa. .101.2:1.v
M kRBLE! MARBLE!
JONA array C6 RI 0
HAS A BEAUTIFUL &ELECTION OY
MONUMENTS , GRAVE STONES ;
Enclosureg, Post a, ts.c.
The public are respectfully invited to examine our steck.
Pric , A low and work warranted.
•kr —la "PI. 'BR t TIP on ry
_
pOINT BOX FKOTORY.—
BUSHA GETTENDOJR.IF
alannfacture to order, BOX BS suitable fur Soap and Candles,
Hardware and Variety Ch - r-ds, etc., etc. ,
*Th. Order'; promptly tilled_ ms`22rlv
. - - ---
WHIRR? 11.41.1.ZU. . I !LIM Z. 1.1111.6D1H0
lAD OBERT DALZELL 4k. CO., Wholesale
Al i o Grocers Commission and Forwarding Merchants and
Dealers in Prz;clace and Pittsburgh Manufactures No. 251 Liberty atrrs.t. Pittsburgh. PO. Z;U:rrirZlF.
- -
- -
FURNITURE FOR CASH.
A full assortment of
Pittsburgh manufactured FURNITURE, embracing
BUREAUX,
BOOK CASTS,
WARD ROBES,
And every article needed in a well furnished dwelling, as
well es a epledid assortment of
OFFICE FURNITURE,
Constantly on hand and made to order. As the only terms
on which btaineas is done at this establishment is for CASH.
Prices are made accordingly. Persons in want of anything
in the ebovelinecwould be advantaged by calling at
FACIIINER .4 IRWIN'S,
No. 103 Smithfield street, l•elow Fifth.
J. D. Faces,
Joao M. TRIM. Trryl tY: • •
UOUN I " : tons, for sale by
JL: JeSO , 'HENRY COLLINS
FOR RENT—A three story Dwelling House
on Third street—VOCl per year. -
B. MEMO &BON,
Beal Mate Agent% Ell, Market at.
Messrs. B. L. FAE&ERTOCK a CO.—We were the first to in
crodace Dr. R. Adams Wilson's Bills here many years ago.
They were the beat Fill over in this market. We use no
other in our own families, and secured for them a high
tharacter by our recommendations. Yours, truly,
Ft F. FAItNEBWORTH k CO.
Ex:rad of a later J rom G. iv. /rein, Nets/art 7 / 4 Tennessee,
Flbruary 15. 1858.
IicCUL.LOUG El
AlEasna. B L. FATIRE.32OO 4 a Co —Dear Sir: I have seen
Dr. It. A. Wilson's Pills used for the ague with good effect;
I have used them myself, and believe them to be the beat
Pill in use I have no doubt they mill cure many ot l -or
complaints when properly used, and I cheer:ully recommend
them to the public. Respectfully, yours,
G. W. IRWIN.
From Colonel Wee. Hopkins, late °zeal Covictissioner.
WASHINGTON, Pa. January 8, 1858—Dear Doctor: I have
been using your "Anti-Dyspeptic" Pills, when occasioned
required, for many years, and can truthfully say that I have
never found any medicine equal to them in relieving me
from affections of the stomach and head. They have never
failed to relieve me from headache, and have always left
my system in better condition they found it. I must confi
dently recommend your Pills as a safe and highly valuable
:medicine. Very respectftilly, etc.,
DR- It. ADAMS Wilson'. WSL HOPIUNS.
Prom Time. Elackmore, Esq., Treasurer of Allegheny Cb.,
To i R. It. A. Wnsati.-=Dear Sir: I have been using your
Pills since 1840, and do decidedly say they are the best Pill
in use, or that I have any knowledge of. I first need them
f , ,r "sick headache," with which I suffered beyond descrip•
tion; I am happy to say, that they entirely cured me. Since
thou I ass them as a family medicine: if I am bilious, or
anything ails me, and I require medicine, I take a Pill,aud
it cures me ; they are my only medicine, and have been for
the last seventeen years. THOS. BLAOII.BIORII.
January 9, 1958. _ _ _
PITTSBURGH, PA
D. D. Ruq
MESSRS. B. L. FAUNIIBTOOK a Co—l have had considerable
experience In the use of the extraordinary Pill compounded
by Dr. It. Adams Wilton, of which you are now the propri
etors, sod have often felt their benign influence in my own
case for "nervous headache," arising from a disordered con ,
dition of the stomach. I have likewise prescribed them for
others, in cages of " hemicranie" and other firms of head.
ache depending on a deranged and irritable condition of the
stomach and digestive organs, of which they seem peculiar.
ly adapted, being entirely free Iroteany griping tendency.
I regard them as a very valuable Pill, and one that purges
without at all cebilitaring. Yours truly,
ago. 11. KEYSER, 140 Wood street.
;11, March 5, 1859. pl:lydem
iTTSIMUi IL F 9
MR. KENNEDY,
Dne of our common pasture woods a remedy
lie has tried it in over eleven hundred cases, and never,
`a except in two cases, (both thunder hunter.) 110 has:
Low in his possession over one hundred certificates of Its
::.ins, all within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing sore month.
One to three bottles will care the worst kind of Pimples
e the face.
Three to five bottles are warranted to cure the worst kind
of Erysipelemt.
Oec to two bottles aro warranted to cure all humor inithr
oyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running of the ears and
blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles aro warranted to care corrupt and
running ulcers.
Ono bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the worstkind
of ringworm.
Two or three bottles are warranted to awe the moat des
porate case of rheamatiare.
Three to four bottles are warranted to care salt-Rheum.
El=
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MEDICAL.
DR. R. A. WILSON'S
Tonic, . Cathartic, and Anti-Dyspeptic
PILES,
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
B. L. FAFINESTOCK & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 60 corner of Wood and Fourth Streets,
PITTSBURGH, PEItN'A.
AS AN EFFICIENT, safe and convenient
tonic, cathartic and anti.dyspeptio medicine, these
Pills are recommended to the public by the former propri
etor, (Dit. WILSON,) with a confidence such as a long con.
tamed and careful trial of them in an ample practice war
rants. In their operation as a cathartic, they influence
more the motory and less ihe secerning power of the bowels
than any other combination in common use.
AS A TONIC—They agree with the most delicate storm
ach, removing nausea. pain, and debility from that organ,
and through it impart tone and vigor to the whole system.
AS AN ANTI-DYSPEPTIC—They neutralize and inter
rupt the formation of acids, check fermentation, and pre
vent the elimination of gases from the food in the stomach,
—the direct consequences of chemical action,—an action
whlc`i should never exist in the human stomach. From
these peculiarities in the Pills, a person taking them may
expect a free, full and natural evacuation of the bowels,
without pain, nausea, local or general debility, or that dis
gusting sickness or costiveness—the usual effects which at.
tend or fullow the use of other purges.
CERTIFICATES.
Extruct of a teller from H. r. 11arartserth ca Co., Druggists,
Memphis, Tennessee, January 7, 1858.
Hear Dr. Keyser
THE GREATEST
19 DISCOVERY
1 : OF THE AGE.
MIME
Every kizd o Humor,
nom THD WORST SC ROFULA f
DOWN TO A COMMON
poodiUMA
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Two or three bottles will clear the system of biles.
Two bottles aro warranted to cure the worst canker in thr
month or stomach.
rive to eight bottles will cure the worst case of serofula.
A benefit is always experienced from the first bottle, and
a perfect cure ie. warranted when the above quantity is taken.
ROXBURY, M.A.98
Daea hiADAlf,—The reputation of the Medical Discovery,
In curing all kind of humors, is so well established by the
unanimous voice of all who have ever used it, that I need
not gay anything on the subject, as the most skilful physi•
clans and the most careful Druggists in the country are nn•
unimons in its praise.
In presenting the Medical Discovery to your notice, I do
it with a tall knowledge of the curative power. in relieving
all, and curing most of those diseases in which you are un
fortunately go liable. That most excruciating disease to an
affe , ctionate mother,
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
Ys cnrod as if by a miracle; your own temper is restored ti
its natural swestness, and your babo from short and fretful
nape to calm and sweet Slumbers ; and the Medical Disco - re
r 7 becomes a fountain of blessing to your husband and
ortseh old.
In the more z.dvsarced stsitas of
C ANKE B.
t extends to the stomach, cauraig
DYSPEPSIA,
which is nothing hut canker of the stem h ; then to tin
Intectincs and
K IDNE Y 8,
creating a sinking, gone feeling, and an indifference aven
tlie cares of your family.
Your stomach is
RAW AND INFLAMED,
,vour food distresses you, and you can only take certain
kinds, and even of that your system does not get half the,
nourishment it contains as the scrimonons fluid of the canker
eats it up; then your complexion loses its bloom and be•
comes sallow or greenish, and your beat day is gone: For
want of nourishment your system becomes loose and flabby,
and the fibres of your body become relaxed. Then follow
train of diseases which the Medical Discovery is peculiarly
adapted to
CURE;
Palpitation of the heart, pain in the side, weakness of the
rpine and small of the back, pain of the hip joint when you
retire, irregularity of the bowels, and also, that most excru
ciating of CH1102800 7 the
PILES.
How many thousands of poor women are suffering from
this disease and pining away a miserable life, and their next
door neighbor does not know the cause. I wish to imprees
your mind that geod old proverb, " An ounce of prevon•
Lion is better than a pound of cure." In the
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
you have both the preventative and the cure, with this great
and good quality, that it will never, under any circumstances,
do you any injury.
Ne change of diet ever necessary—eat the beet you can gel
and enough of it.
Dm :scrums FOB 0831—Adults one table spoonful per day—
Children over teuyeaes deasert spoonfal--Chlidren from Dye
to eight yoars, tea spoonful. As no directions can be appll
eablego all constitutions, take sufficient to operate on the
bowels twice a day. Yours truly,
DONALD HENNSDY.
Prim $l,OO per bottle. For sale by
Dr. 0310.73 HEYSM.,
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4:dsw No 140 Wood strry4. Plttglmreh. T3a.
A BEAUTIFUL* HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Completely Preserved
TO THE GREATEST AGE
And who that is gray would not have It restored to its
former color, or bald, but would have the growth restored,
or troubled with dandruff and itching but would have it
removed, or troubled with scrofula, scald head or other
eruptions, but would bo cured, or with sick headache,
(neuralgia,) but would be cured. It wAll also remove all
pimpled from the face and skin. Prof. Wood's Hair Resto
rative will do all this, ste circular had the following:
ANN ABHOR, November 8, 1856.
0. J. I% and—Dear Sir :—I have beard much said of
t lie woederful effects of your Hair Restorative. Lot having
Leen ao often cheated by quackery and quack nostrums,
hair dyes, &c., I was disposed to place your Restorative in
the same category with the thousand and ono loudly trum
peted quack remedies, until I met you in Lawrence county
some mouthy agice, when you gave me such assurance as
induced the triallff your Restorative in my family—first by
my,good wife, whose hair had -become very thin arid en
tirely white, and before exhatOing one of •,your large bot
tles, her hair was restored nearly to its original beautiful
brown color, and had thickened and become beautiful and
glossy upon, and entirelyiover the head; she continues to
use it, not simply because of ita beautifying effects upon
the hair. but because of its healthful influence upon the
head and mind. Others of my family and friends are using
your Restorative, with tho happiest effects herefore, my
skepticism and doubts in reference to its character and
value are entirely removed; I can and do andmost cor
dially and confidentially recommend its use by all who
would have their hair restored from whise or gray (by rea
son of sickness or age,) to original color and beauty, and by
all young persons who would have their hair beautiful and
glossy. Very truly and gratefully yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
rELIIND WOOD: It was a long time after Ilsaw you at
Blisstleld before I got the bottle of Restorative for which
you gave ins an order upon yonragent in Detroit, and when
I got it we concluded to try it on Mrs. Mann's hair, as the
surest test of its power. It has done all that you assured
me it would do; and others of my family and friends,
having witnessed its effects, are now using and recommend.
ing its nee to others as entitled to the highest consideration
you claim for it.
Again, very respectfully and trafy, yours, •
SOLOMON MANN.
- - -03 ams, lIL, Jtme . 28,18152.
I have used Prof. O. J. Wood's Thar Restorative, and have
admired its wonderful effects. My hair was becoming, as I.
thought, prematurely gm, but by-the use of his Restora
tive it has resumed its original color, and, I have no doubt,
permanently 50... 8. BB.B88:11. eceßenator U. 8.
0. 3. WOOD it CO., Proprietors, 812 Broadway, N. 7., (In
the great, N. Y. Wire Railing Establishment)and 114 Market
street, St. Loath, Mo.
Bold by M. 611.0.. EL 8B18811,1: No. 10 Wood 14
• 10231ftdanit Atari cold by all good Drualata.
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DAGUERREAN GALLERIES.
IoiTA ilAt DI 3 ri4 ;I Cif: k ki g ZOll 11V -01L1
SKY AIM EIDB-LIGHT
G A LLER Y,
Frau szEmer,NRARLY OiPOECE6I THE POBT-OPYIOL
EEL PICTURES taken in all the 'various styles, In
"Ay
weather, and warranted to please, at reasonable rates.
lit 3).. Sick or deceased persons taken at their reid&sacaz
ap2Ctlydaw-is
R. M. CARGO & CO.,
Photographers and Ankbrotypists,
NEW YORK GALLERY,
No. 21 Filth street, and
SUNBEAM GALLERY,
B. W. cor. of Market area and Diamond, Pittaburgh
PRIODS TO SUIT ALL.
A AIBROT YPES-
A BEAUTLEITE, AND DURABLE PIOTURB
WARRANTED, CAN BE HAD AS LOW
IN THE COUNTRY, AT
Removed to 21 Fifth Street.
VARGO & CO.'S PIIOTOGRAPHIC AN))
AMJ3ROTYPE 43ALLERY has' been removed from
!6 Fourth street, to No. a Fifth street, near Market.
Tlieitotoomalutving been hunt especially for the purpose,
with three larp 'Rghte r are not surpassed in the city - for
comfort, convenience and 'eicallenca in.arrangement. • -,,
Qr. Our old friend 3 and patrons, 'awl M
. those elting Ail
perior lilteneasea, are invited to call. Im. Reenptinn Room
and Sl)eCielier.o on the ground floor.
fIAILY SALES AT NO. 54 FIFTH ST.
At the new Commercial Bales ''.ooms, No. 54, Fifth
street, every week day, are held pub& Ales of . gooda in all
variety, suited for the trade and consumers, from a large
stock which is constantly replenished with fresh consign;
ments, that must be closed forthwith.
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M.,
Dry Goode and fancy articles, comprising nearly everything
needed in the line for personal and family use; table cut
lery; hardware; clothing; boots and shoes; ladies ware,
&c. AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Household and kitchen furniture, new and second-hand;
beds and bedding; carpets; elegant iron stone China ware;
stoves; cooking utensils; groceries, &c.
AT 7 O'CLOCK, P.
Fancy articles; watches; clocks; jewelry; musical inatru.
meats ; guns; clothing; dry goods; boots and shoos. book
stationery, &c. Lfs3Bl P. M. DAVIS,Auct.s
DEREMPTORY SALE OF IRON SAFE,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, FORKS, SHOVELS, AXES,
BRANDY, RTC—On SATURDAY MORNING, July 31st, ac
11 o'clock, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, 54 Fifth street,
will be sold for account whom it may concern,
1 Iron gafe, in good order;
6 kegs Twist Tobacco;
4 boxes s's and B's Ping Tobacco ;
5,050 German Cigars;
20,500 Common Kentucky Cigars;
2 dozen 2, 3 and iipronged Forks;
1 " Long Handle Shovels;
4 " Double Bit Azee ;
10 five and ten goAlou kegs Brandy.
I y 29 ' P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
-BONNETS, FLOWERS, AND CAPS, AT
AUOTION—On SATURDAY MORNING, July alert,
at 10 o'clock, at 54 rifth etreet, will be sold peremptorily:
48 superior Silk and Straw Bonnets, some bandeomely
trimmed;
24 I adies' Cups;
jyal
45* C. WEST 41 CO., OW
CARRIAGES,
ROCHAWAY6, EIICidIES, SULKIES AND SLEIGHS
43- 11l work warrantel to be of the beat materials and
workmanship. myltlyclis
Seventy-Five New and Second-Hand
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES,
FOR BALE AT
VIIITE'S EEPOSITORY•
NEAR _LAWRENCEVILLE.
THE SUB&IIRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
or exchange,on the moat reasonable term
a line assortment t..f Barouchce and second-band
Buggies made by Watson, of Philadelphia, some but
used. Also, twenty-one new Buggies, made in my own shop,
from the very best material purchased in Eastern market.
A fine lot of Trotting Wagons, new and second-hand. Also,
a lot of Boat Wagons, Jenny Linda, Germantown Wagon 4
Jersey Wagons and Bockao - aye, two One,Plastons, seats for
four persons, ono of them Watson's make, and the other
New York mato. Two fine Sulkies, one made by Mr. D.
Rodgers, Philadelphia, and a few Common Buggies, suitable
for light marketing. The subscriber Ratters himself, tlust
he can make it to the interest of persons wishing to pur.
chase, to give him a calL
The establishment is convenient to the city, the Excelsior
Omnibus Line of Coaches passing the door every ten minutes.
torthlyilsw JOSEPH . WIIV2B.
BILL POSTER V
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lvirlLL ATTEND I() THE POSTING
and DISTRIBUTING of all kinds of
BILLS FOR C014(1E1t213 LECTURES, EXIIEBITIONS,Ite;
All communications—either by mail, telegraph, or other•
wise—directed to the office of the Morning Post, willrecelle
prompt attention APT
A.
STONE & 00,
GLASS PATENTED
PRESERVING JARS,
For preserving all kinds of Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Mince
Mesta, Oysters, and all each perishable articles manntac
tared and for sale by CIIIIINGUASIS It CO, Nos. 109
WATER and .7.40 FIRST STREETS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
za- The main secret of preserving fruit in a fresh condi
tion, consist:s in having it thoroughly heated when sealed
up, and In expelling all the air there may may be in the
vessel, so that when the fruit noels, it will form a vacuum.
The undersigned having procured the right to manufae.
tore these Jars, respectfully call the attention of dealers
and,others to them.
The great superiority of GLASS over any other substance
for the preservation o, fruits, etc., etc. is so Well known,
that any comments upon it are entirely unnecessary, and
the proprietors feel confident that_ any one, after having
once seen these Jars, will never be induce•l to use any other.
For sale wholesale and retail by
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL
AND
SMELTING WORKS.
PARK, M'CURDY CO.,
TAANUFACTURERS•OF SHEATHING,
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Coppor Bottoms,
iraised Still Bottoms, Spotter Solder, ac , also importers and
dealers in Metals, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, /cc. Constantly
on hand, Tinmen's Machines and Tools. Warehouse, N 0.1.49
First, and 120 Second street, Pittsburg4, Pa. Special orders
of Copper cut to any desired pattern. my29:lydaw
MILITARY ENCAMPMENT
-UAL STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
It Is hereby ordered, that a " Camp of Instruction" bs
held at Williamsport, Lycoming county, Pennsylvania, the
present year, and the Adjutant General of the Common.
wealth is directed to fix the time thereof—to take charge of
the arranoements—to attend In person, and to issue the
necessary ,'irders to the ijeneral Staff, and other Military
officers of the Commonwealth in relation to the Same.
WM. F. PACKER, Commande r-it:Kg:dof
ADJUTANT GEOBAL'S hence,
Harrisburg, June 3,1868.
In obedience to the above order from Ilead-Quarters, a
" Camp of Instroction " will be held at Williamsport, Ly
coming county, POI2I33yIVALII3, commencing et 12 St, On
Tuesday, the 7th arc s , of September, 1858 ,
To continue until SATURDAY, the llth day of said month,
at 12 ssof said day, to be called Camp " Susquehanna."
I. This Encampment is intended to include the uniform
ed companies thronghon t the State, who are earnestly re
quested to be in prompt attendance.
H. The Major Generals, Brigadier Generals, and Brigade
Inspectors of the several div,'cio us and brigades, are required
to report to my office as soot' as possible, what companieS
and field cfficers e will be in attendance from their respective
commands—with the number c 1 man in each company, the
names of the Captains, anti tkei.f. Post Office address.
lIL The Aida-de-Camp and all . other officers of the Grand
Staff of the Commander-laCitief Ore ordered to_ 4p In at.
tendance, armed and equipped in fr parade dress.
IV. All companies in attendance are required to-bring
with them all tentt and camp equipae they may have.
V. The Brigade Inspectors, of every' brigade, will report
at once to my office, what equipage be.'enging to the State
is in the limits of their command.
VI. The Major General of the Eleventh ;iivied6 ll , Gen. D.
11. Jackman, shall be the senior officer on e :tity, and he is
hereby charged with the immediate armn gew ,..nts for said
Encampment, and is ordered to report to this 0ft.1,.0 o r far
thcr inatructions. By order of the Commander-in•O d et
EDWIN 0. WILS:I.7 - •
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A. utaut General of Pennsylvania.
IMPORTANT TO BUYERS.—We have
now placed upon the counter a lot of BOILED GAIT
}ALS and 8110 E, which wo offer CGEAP. 'Call and exam.
ine them. kinds of summer wear selling at the most
reasonable prices. Misses' Gaiters, black and colored, with.
and without heels, low. Children's Fancy' 211083, of the
newest styles. We have still a few Men's Patel* Leather
Gaiters left, now selling at greatly reclu:ed prices':
DIVRENBIOIIIat & CO
• N 0.17 Fifth street, near Market.
ifUST PUBLlSHED.—Brightly's-Purdon'ta•
Anneal Digest of the Laws of Pennsylvania, for each
of the years 1853,1854, 1855, 1856, 1857 and 1853, - namely„'
from the 281 h of Mop, 1853, to 28th of May, 1858. 'rho
whole completing Stroud end Bright ly's Pardon's Digest to
the present date, by Frederick 0. Brightly, Esq., for sale by
J. R. WEDDLN,
No. 63 Weed street, neat Fourth.
GUM. DROPS-2000 lbs. Lemon, Orange,
Vanilla, Rose, Strawberry, Pine Apple and Banana
Flavors, for sale by RHYMER 4 ANDERSON,
jelT 39 Wiied street.
UEFA BILL of Aldermen, Judiebe of the
12 Peace, and Constables, tt,. der the Actof April 18th,
1857, printed and for sale by W. S. HAVEN,
Printers and Stationers,
.13,23 Nos. 81, 83, and 85 Market street.
A HOUSE on Mt. Washington,. for sale by
S. 01171111 AT SON,
61 blosket street.
500.000 ENVELOVES, - Buff and c a
naryi.just, , received-and for sale of
the Stationery Store of - W. 8. HAVEN,
- Corner Market and.geo3nd . (streets. -
MOUNT WA - SHINOTONFor
J. ,
comfortable two story frame aweking hoise of 'four
rooms, with a large lot of ground, fruit'and abade trees,
ticiwers, &0., a good cistern; with pump, in the kitchen . ,
i an.,
pai_ling fence, edtuats,on sycamore street, Mount Wastng.
Wt. ' (11TITIBERT a . SON,
Jea ' . 611(1sOlet Meet,
R. G S
AS AT ANY FIRST CLASS ESTABLISHISINNT
WALL'S, Fourth street
A.GOTION SALES.
one box 'Blowers..
P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer
CARRIAGES.
MAIiIIFACTOItfiaS OP
No. h. 7 Pen❑ street, PITTSBURGH, PA
TWO MILE RUN,
JOHN , W. M'CARTHY,
CIININGHADIS 16 CO.,
No. 109 Water street.
EXEC T ve 0011iNIUM,
Harrisburg, June a, iB6B. f
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