LOCAL AFFAIRS.
The Weather.—The following is the range of the
.thermometer and barometer, as kept by George E.
- optician, Fifth street, yesterday :
THER.IIOIISTIM:
InJnn
102°.
12 Di'
120°.
6 P. M... .......
Death of Rev. Andrew W.
It is our painful ditty to record this morning the
death of ono of our most esteemed c r iti7ens—the
Rev. Andrew W. Black, who died st his r:isihn,..o in
Sewickley last evening, of dysentery. He was the
3012 of Rtv. Dr. Black, who for many years was es
teemed ono most learned and eloquent divines
In the country. Old Dr. Black, as ho was familiarly
called, was a man who made his mark upon the
times in which ho lived, and he left a family of
children who honored their father, and whose talents
bore testimony to the excellence of his instructions.
The subject of the present notice was a most useful
man—beloved and respected by all who know
- him. For many years, in addition to his other
clerical duties., ha occupied the position of Moral
Instructor in the Western Penitentiary, in , which
his labors were moat acceptable and useful.
He was a warm friend, an unobtrusive but practi
cally useful citizen, and a true Christian gentleman.
His family connection is large, and by them, as well
as - by his fellow-citizens of the community, his Iss
will be deeply and sincerely mourned. Their senior
in years, he has been as a father to his brothers—
Hon. Samuel W. Black, United States Judge of Ne
braska, and Dr. Alexander Black and Will Black, of
this city. He was a man—noble, generous and affec
tionate in his family and social relations, whose
opinions all respected, and none more so than those
who were bound to him in the ties of brotherly affec
tion.
His funeral will take place to day, at haif-past ten
o'clock, at hie late residence in Sewickley. Car.
riages will be in readiness at the Pittsburgh depot
of the Pittsburgh, Port Wayne and Chicago Rail,
road, at ono o'clock this afternoon, to proceed to tho
Allegheny Cemetery, where hie remains will ho in
terred.
Sad Casualty—Two Ladies Injured by
Being Thrown from a Buggy.
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On Friday, Mr. John Gray, a drayman residing in
the Fourth Ward, with his wife and Mrs. Ahl, the
wife of Joseph Ahl, who is employed in the ware
house of James Patter, liquor merchant, on Liberty
street, went to the anniversary picnic at Glenwood.
About six o'clock in the evening, as they were re
turning home on the Braddock's Field Plank Road,
they were overtaken by a wagon drawn by a pair of
horses, near Dam No. 1, about a mile from the city ;
the driver attempted to pass them on the road, and
the buggy was crowded to the edge and thrown
down an embankment of some eight or ten feet.
• • The three were thrown out, and the buggy broken
to pieces. Mrs. Gray and Mrs. All were picked up
and carried to the lock-house; a messenger was sent
to the city for Dr. M'Cook, who reached the spot as I
soon as possible, when it was ascertained that the
collar bone of Mrs. Gray was broken. She was also
bruised somewhat, but her injuries are not serious.
After the bone was set, she was brought to her home
in the city. Mrs. Ahl is more dangerously hurt.
She has an external contusion on the left side of her
head, and Dr. M'Cook states that concussion of the
brain was produced by the fall. Sho remained in
sensible at slate hour lest night, having spoken only
twice after the accident. Bho was not in a condition
to be brought home, and remains at the lock-house,
where she was conveyed after her fall. The Doctor,
who rendered all the aid in his pcwer, thinks the
result extremely doubtful. It is to be hoped she
may recover.
Mr. Gray escaped with only a few slight bruises,
having been steadied'hy holding tightly to the reins.
The Charge Against Arnold
At the request of Alderman Stool, Coroner Alex
ander, at an early hour yesterday morning, took
measures for holding an inquest on the body of Mrs.
Walker, the old lady for whose murder Robert Ar
nold is now confined in jail. Having selected a
jury, the Coroner, in company with Drs. Baldwin and
M'Cook, - Tr., visited the Disciples' Burying Ground,
near Allegheny city, where the body was buried, and
had it disinterred. The body was much decayed, its
appearance and odor being quite disgusting. Tho
stomach was bat little decomposed, bat exhibited
signs of extensive inflammation. The stomach and
bowels having been removed, the remains were re
placed in their resting place.
The sexton of the grave-yard was sworn, and tea •
tified that Mrs. Walker was buried in January last,
and that she was interred in the grave which had
been opened.
The stomach and intestines were taken charge of
by Drs. Baldwin and M'Cook, who will, in conjunc
tion with Mr. George W. Weyman, a competent and
experienced chmaiiit t examine them minutely for any
traces of poison. They will be prepared to give evi
dence before tho Coroner's jury, which will rasa
eemble this evening at seven o'clock for a further
ipvestigation. In the meantime, the further exam.
ination before Alderman Steel has been postpone&
until Monday afternoon at two o'clock, when the
fekult or the Coroner's inquest is known.
Dedication of Odd Fellows Hall
This interesting ceremony, which is to come off on
the 28th inst., will be an era in the history of the Or,
der in thltrcity. We understand that arrangements
of the most complete character aro being made, and
that nothing will be loft undone by the committee
haiing the matter in charge, to insure an almost
unanimous turn out of the fraternity of the two cities
and vicinity, in addition to those who may mane
from a distance. Invitations have been extended to
the various Lodges of this State, eastern Ohio, west.
ern Virginia, and other places. Many of these have
clearly signified their intention to be prerent, and as
the facilities for reaching hero are exceedingly ample,
throogh tbo liberality of the railroad companies, who
will Issue excursion tickets at ono half the usual
fare, every town within a reasonable limit will nn •
donbtedly be represented by large delegations. The
ocers of the Grand Lodge and Grand Encamp
ment of Pennsylvania, from Philadelphia, as well ac
many officers anti members of the Grand Lodge of
the united States, with other dignitaries of the Or
der, will also participate. The ceremonies of the
dedication will, of course, take place in tho Hall, on
Fifth Street, after the procession, where an oration
will he delivered by Hon. Wm. P. Johnston, to he
ollowel by an address in Gorman.
Murder in Franklin County.—On Sunday evening
last, two brothers named David and Daniel Funk, who
reside on a farm one mile from Waynesborough, in
Franklin county, perpetrated a deliberate murder on
a man by the name of John °shun, a shoemaker.
It appears that Minn, who is an old man and a
cripple, resided on Funk's farm, and was in the habit
of obtaining water from a spring near the residence
of the Funks. At this spring there is a spring house
from which several articles bad been purloined. The
- Funks blamed Osborn and his sons for the theft, and
forbid them to visit the spring, although allowing
his wife and daughters to do so. On Sunday morn ,
Tg the old man Osborn visited the spring as usual.
he Funks ordered him off, but he refused to go un
sil ho obtained water. They then attempted to
shoot him, but the gun would not go off. The
Funks, anticipating Osburn's return to the spring,
Wide preparations for his reception. They drew the
load out of the gun and reloaded it with a heavy
charge of buckshot. Osborn returned to the spring
and the Funks sallied out to attack him. Dave
struck him a severe blow on the head with a stone,
and Dan, the younger brother, fired the contents of
the gun into his side, a little above the hip. Osborn
died during the night. Some forty or fifty shot pene
trated his side and hip. Oaburn leaves a wife and
several childro,n. The Funks are both married men.
They were arrested at Waynesborough on Mondry,
and committed to await their trial.- -Chronicle of yea
tcrday.
Narrow Escape.—Tho Harrisburg Telegraph, in
recording the late railroad accident at Newton Ham
Elton, has the• following :—" The engineer had time,
aft Fr :sounding the signal whistle, and seeing the
GrAat ociitgh, to brace himself against the ensuing,
iglocke. He escaped with a few injuries to his limbs,
SUMO cats and bruises, and a complete jar to his sys
tem. Through the whole affair ho never'dtaerted his
poet, and it is a marvellous fact that the box up , m
which he had been seated but a moment before was
found crashed to atoms, after the accident, under the
baggage car, while the house around him was torn to
fragments. We have never heard of a more narrow
escape from death."
Good Time.—A German barber, located on Water
street, made a wager of five dollars yesterday morn.
lug tliatte could ran frinn the corner of Wood and
Water streeti, over the Monongahela bridge, to the
top of Coal Hill and return in twenty-five minutes.
ffe started atftwo:o'clock, through the broiling sun,
climbed the face of the hill like a deer, and returned
to the
such
point in twenty minutes. The eaer.
lion, such a day as yesterday, must have been great,
but we presume , the successful scaler felt repaid for
his hard labor by-the reward.
A Stack. of Oats of some three hundred bushels
was destroyed by fire a few days since in Wayne
township, Lawrence county.
Light coats neatly.matle. Pants and vests suited
to the season. Bummer under wear of silk, and cot
ton, silk aid linen hosiery, for men's and boy's wear,
at close rates for cash, by Carnaghan, Federal street,
Allegheny city.
_ _
Amnia» / 4. Co :—My Wife was troubled with cough
and pain in the breast for five years—the last two of
"which - she was very low indeed. I procured some
Of yeur Compound, and after she had taken it for
about five weeks she was able to do all our house
work, which she had not previously dono for four
years.
•We ohearftdly, and unasked, recommend your Com
pound to all who are suffering under that terrible
disease—Consumption. _
.I.llt - iss Sonrgunuarrn.
bienr R. BouEa L AsD.
iSCOMMUitiNg Ky, 1866. ' •
Barometer, 29 240
A Prisoner Stabbed. In Jall. ;
Last evening a prisoner in the county jail, named
Daniel Maloney, committed by Alderman Lewis for
disorderly conduct, was cut in several places by a
German, ono Daniel Itsap, who was confined in the
same cell on a commitment- for drunkenness from
Mayor Stackrath. The other occupants of the call,
two in number, state that Rasp, without any provo
cation whatever, attacked Maloney suddenly, with an
old rusty case knife, and inflicted several wounds on
him. The alarm was given and Rasp removed to
another cell. Dr. Geo. L. 141" Cook was immediately
called in and dressed Maloney's wounds. Be found
one 1..rg0 gash on the right temple, three inches in
length, a wound in the back, two on the right shoul
der, two on the left wrist, and several other small
flesh wounds. From these numerous gashes Malo
ney bled lanfasely, and was quite weak from loss of
blood. None of the injuries aro serious, with the
exception - of- the wound in the temple, and Dr.
M'Cook does not think it dangerous.
The German is said to be insane, and states that
Maloney and the other prisoners jumped upon him
and tried to kill him, while they stoutly deny the as
sertion and maintain that Maloney was sitting quietly
in the cell, when Rasp rose up suddenly and at
tacked him.
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Scarlet Fe-yen—This disease is now very prevalent
in this and the neighboring counties. A friend from
Indiana county informs us that there era no less
than thirty cases of it at the present time in the
borough of Indiana.
A gentleman who has tested the remedy in .his
own family gives us a certain preventive of this
disease. Take a pint of pare rye whisky, in which
soak four or five cloves of garlic, first bruising them
so as to get the strength, and give a teaspoon fu 1
before eating. Our friend who has tried it says Le
has never known it to fail. Where one member of
a family has the fever, the others, by the use of this
remedy, have invariably escaped. It is worth a trial.
A alarm of wind and rain passed over the city yes.
terday afternoon. On the wharf it crested quite a
commotion, dismantling several steamboats of the
ornaments, such as globes, arrows, Jc.c., on their flag
staffs. The chicken coop of the Arixonia was blown
overboard. About ono-half of the roof of the old
three story warehouse of the Hope Cotton Facterv,
corner of Market and Water streets, was blown off by
the wind and tho pieces scattered over the wharf and
the tops of the adjoining houses. No one was in
jured by the flying missiles.
Attempted Suicide in Jail.—On last Wednesday
night a man named James Irwin, confined in the
county jail on a charge of adultery, attempted to put
an end to his existence by swallowing a quantity of
arsenic. Jailor Philips was aroused from his bed at
midnight and found him suffering from intense paina
in the stomach. He had, however, overshot the mark
by taking too large a dose, and the poisonous sub
stance was thrown off his stomach. He has been
quite ill from the effects of his imprudent attempt,
but is now bettor and likely soon to recover. Dr.
Baldwin is attending to his case.
Washington Counts, Bonds.—Tho Washington lie•
view states that a man named M'Coy, of Wheeling,
has brought suit against Washington county in the
United States Circuit Court to recover the interest
on coupon bonds issued by that county in favor of
the Hemp&ld Railroad. Messrs. Braden, Montgom
ery and Gibson will represent Washington county,
and Mr. Hamilton, of this city, the - plaintiff. The
case will probably come up at the neat term of the
Court. We believe the county resi:+l.s the payment
of the interest on the ground that they are not bound
to pay it until the road is completed.
Acquitted.—David Jones, of this city, was tried
during the present week in the Lawrence county
court, at New Castle, fez breaking into and robbing a
confectionary at Enon, and honorably acquitted.
Quite a number of respectable witnesses from thin
city were present, and testified to his good character.
Mr. Jones is a respectable colorod man, and no ono
who knows him would beliovo him guilty of the
charge. They will be glad to know their judgment
13 sustained by au intelligent jury and bench.
Aceident.--011 Thursday, as Thonytslte was
driving a wagon near ttoi residence of Mr. Childs, at
Oakland, his horses took fright, and he was thrown
off. He fall to tho gronod, and the wheels of the
vehicle passed over his head. Ha !weirs. two scalp
wounds, one un the front, the s'ber on the back of
his head, stripping the scalp in both directions.
Dr. M'Cook was called, dressed the wounds, and he
is now in a fair way to recover.
PC07121114 Hollaltd (}in — Toll medical prop
erties of this article have rendered it celebrated. It
is a safe and sure remedy for indigestion and the
thousand ills which are caused by dyspepsia. Dr. F
Felix & Son have been appointed sole agents for the
United States and Canada, and all orders must he
soot to them. Specimens and circulars will be fur.
nished gratis. See advertisement in another column
The well known accuracy, excellence and soiea
tife value of Duff's works upon Book-keeping, Find
the high professional reputation of the numerous
Eraduates of his long established Mercantile College,
75 Third street, in this city, has made the science of
aee,onets popular with all classes as well as men
chants. The clear and perspicuous manner in whi:•h
the most difficult modern businea• transactions are
elucidated has brought this science down to the love!
of every capacity.
Last Monday afterWilni, as Mrs. Jacob Walter, her
son and daughter, of Butler, were returning from a
camp meeting in a buggy, the horse took - fright, ran
off and overturned the buggy, throwing out the coca
pants with groat violence. Mrs. Walter was severely
bruised, and her son was considerably hurt, but
neither were dangerously injured. The daughter
escaped unharmed.
Yeeterday afternoon, as n vary well dressed lady
was passing down Third street, tbo bonnet which,
graced the back part of her head was blown off by a
high wind. She was not aware of her loss, until she
observed a gallant barber in pursuit of the b•>nnet.
Ha did not succeed in overtaking it until it had
lodged in tho gutter. This should warn tho fair sea
to wear such bonnets ns will re ver a part of the head,
or secure the small ones well b,rJrn vet.turing out.
Theatre.—A good house was present at the repre
sentation of the " Lady of Lyons," lint evening.
Miss Cappell played Pauline well, and Mr. M'Far.,
land, as Claude, ibis ;hat appearance,) was well re•
calved. The bill for this evening is "Lucretia Bor
gia," with Mies Cappell as Lucretia, and Mr. M'Fars
land as Genarru. The afterpiecc "Mud ni a
Maroh Hare."
The Papers.—ilunt I:, Minor Lava all the weekly
L terature of the country for &ale a their depot in
Masonic Hall to-day. Frani: Harper, The
Saturday Poet, Spirit rt PicAyuno, Olive
Branch, and any quantity of ulll,l- \cry pleasare and
readable papers will be found ateorg the number.
Hunt S Miner's is the phice p'y yourself with
reading.
Balieu's .11i,nridy.—This ery cheap and popula
magazine has just been reoived at Clark's News De
pot, No 4 Girard Llouse. lie has aiso a supply of
the latest Eastern weeklies, and all the standard lit
erature in the periodical lino. Ile has also a fresh
supply of the non-.corrosive writing fluid, which is
rapidly gaining favor with those who have tried it.
A Little Boy, some ten years of age, whose name
we did not learn, fall from the second to the first
fluor of Bakewoll, Pears dt, Co.'s warehouse, through
the hatchway, on Thursday. He was stunned for a
time by the fall, and carried away insensible, but his
injuries being slight, ho soon reeove rod.
B..—Horeco Greeley is not to deliver the ad
dross before the Fayette County Agricultural Society,
as ha been announced. It will be delivered on the
second day of the Fair, by Col. T. I). Oliphant, of
Uniontown, President ot the Society.
Action of Slandcr.—John Kenton and his wifo
were arrested on Thursday on a oapias from the Dis
trict Court and co.nmitted to jail on a charge of
using defamatory words, preferred by Mary A.
Rhodes.
Thr Quaker City Sett inf Ild.chr,,. —Mr. M. Daly,
the agent of this celebrated sewing machine, wishes
tho announcement made to his customers and the
public, who have been disappointed in obtaining the
machines for which he is tho sole agent in this city,
that ho will have a full supply of machines to-day,
for those customers Nyho have boon anxiously wait
ing. In consequence of the rapid sales which these
cheap and excellent macibines have met with, the
manufacturer has not been able to supply the con
stantly increasing demand, and this is his apology
for not having them on hand. Recollect the place,
No. 20 Fifth street, corner of Market alloy, at the old
established Stocking Foctory. •
DR. J. HOSTETTRICS OELEBRATED STOMACII
12,ITTERS, for the cure of Fever and Ague, is beyond
all controversy the safest and beat remedy that could be
tizi - 1.1 by the atilicted, for all diseases of the above nature.
The moat violent attacks of this dreadful diseaie have often
betM preventd,by the use of this reliable remedy. The
"Bitters" haveAeen uled 1., {he, proprietor ILI an extensive
practice, in [hell - esti:neat %,r 31,,l Ague, for a number
of years, and its von.ielul cursti‘c pol, ere are well known
both to the pres ' 4nud the public. T 6,10 who desire a then
cmgh renovation of theic entire sy stew; should not fall to
use the " Bitters."
For sale by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere,
110,8PETVER d SUITH,
Manntacturcre and Proprietors,
68 Water and 68 Proat irtreasa.
WJ. IL OLIN'S ortatBRATED.: STOMACH MT
TERS—Try them, :and satisfy yourselves that they
are all they are recommended to be. The proprietor does
not pretend to say that they will cure ell the diseases flesh
is heir to, butleaves them tce'l st their own merits, and the
constantly increasing demand for them ie sufficient proof
that they are all they are recommended to bo, and far su
perior to any preparation of the kind now in the market.
Their use is always attended with the moat beneficial re
rolls in cases of Dyspepsia, loss of appetite, weakness of the
stomach, Indigestion, etc. It removes all morbid matter
from the stomach, assists digestion, and imparts a healthy
tone to the Whole eyetaii. -- Be sere and cell pr .7. If. Olin's
Celebrated Stomach Bitters, and see that the article pur
chased liners the name of J. M. Olin, as manufacturer.
. For sale by 4.:Ef. NUN, sole Proprietor and manufacturer
Na 287 Penn street, Pittatargb, Pa, mod by druggists and
dad= 1.724
Farmers' High School.—We have received the re
port of the delegates sent to attend the annual moat
jog of the Board of Directors of the Farmers' High
School, recently held at Spruce Creek. The dela
' gates from the Allegheny County Agricultural Soci
ety were Messrs. Patterson, Murdoch and Snodgrass.
Tho document is too lengthy for publication, but
they report that the building which is now erecting
will be completed in time to admit two hundred
sehollars next spring ; these will be apportioned to
the several counties. A circular will be issued ex..
plalning the terms, etc. The grounds aro now in
charge of Mr. Warring a gentleman of marked obit.
ity. He has already planted a number of trees, nur
sery stock, etc., with the view of forming an arbore
tum and botanical collection of plants. The farm is
strong limestone land, and will require a large
amount of stable manure and good tilling to make it
profitable. It is intended to appropriate fifty acres
for a modern farm, and the balance to be cultivated
in the usual farm crops.
Runaway.—As Thomas Williams, Esq., was riding
home in his carriage, about seven o'olook last even
ing, a runaway horse came up near the Allegheny
gas works. On seeing , him the horses in the car.
riage became exalted and started at break-neck
speed down Western avenue. The driver and Mr.
Williams used all their exertions to stop them, but
without avail. When near the residence of Mr.
Williams, the carriage was overturned and Mr. Wil
liams thrown out; his bead and shoulders in a
ditch. The driver soon succeeded in stopping the
horses ' when it was found that the carriage was
badly broken. Mr. Williams escaped with a few
bruises. His escape from more serious injuries was
wonderful, as the horses were going very rapidly
and he was thrown out with considerable force.
The number of prisoners now in. the county jail is
ono hundred and sixty-one—a larger number than
usual. Of these, forty-one are awaiting trial at the
October term of Court.
Allegheny Valley Railroad Bonds to the enact=
of five thousand ,dollars were sold at the %.lerehants
Exchange, in Philadelphia, on Wednesday, at 50
They wore 7 per cent.
The Duqueene Grey& turned out on "tirade yester
day, with their new equipments, looking very well
as usual. They numbered over forty muskets.
Patents have been issued to Jonathan W. Mills, of
this city, for an improvement in alarm °looks, and to
Samuel D. Nelson, of this oity, for improvement in
scythe blades.
Milton H. Henderson, against whom a true bill
was found for robbing the mail, has been admitted to
bail in the sum of $2OOO for his appearance at the
next term of the District Court of the United States.
The art of detecting counterfeit notes is suoces
fully taught at the Iron City College.
JOSEPH MEYER ,
MANUFACTURER OF
Fancy & Plain Furniture & Chairg,
Wareroonis, 424 Penn street,
AB( )VE THE CANAL BRIDOE,
PITTSBURGH', PA!.
u 3 , l,lltiuti to the Furn.taro I MAO duVutB
UNDERTAKING. Hearses and CArriagea
furnimhe...l. arr22:)lll-Ir,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERMANENT OFFICE.
COMPLYING WITH THE URGENT REQUEST OP HUN
DEEDS OF TIMER PATIENTS,
DR.S. C. M. FITCB AND J. W. SYKES
Have concluded to remain
PERMANENTLY IN PITTSBUMILI
AuJ L.lnj La cc.usUltua at their
NO, 191 PIIIASI street,
iIPPOHI'rE ET. OLAIR HOTEL,
Daily, except Suult)., fcr ASTII3IA.
IlltririUHlTlS turd ALL THE thiMPLANTi,
corripliciattd with, UT Cutizity6 pulakyny , .ly
clear[ 4 the Liver
FM=
?)119 /ITCH & rtYKF.B atkie that their treatment
ik ta4alaptlua to to. 4,241 upon the te, t that P.fc clige.a2e rsiit
C 1 a 1.1.,x1 sycrem at large, holh tor- and ti4/1/111 tits
-Wpm://i •md the* thereLre employ Meehan-
I, flyghthic and hiedical remedne , Le pw ity Wo blood and
4tr,0,4 - tilt,D Lhe ijbtoLa. t 6-). mi, NI 1tia,10.4 L IN
ILI 1. which Choy cal tilebly, but ‘..ly a. ibtlta
etc. s having tin Catative effects itdiEN used aiwt=,l n 131.1 hi va
t.,l4 ale ea neatly cautioned against wasting the prKtoaa
carability ou any treatment nasod upon the plausi
ble, but falsn idea that the "seat of li, disease can L.,: reaehed
In a direct manner by Inhalation," fnr, as before stated, the
scat of Ms disease is in the blvd and its elfw.st or.ly in the
lungs
Ltd— No oharge for roooul tatkai.
A ilqt of questiolid rotoiu
1,1 a.l)•2o:,l*Vi
B ARRY'S TRICOPEITIIOUS :
LYON'S KATHAIRUN
WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATI VF
MRS. ALLEN'S HAIR RESTORATIVE
POMADE AND PERFUMERY,
AN INFINITE VARIETY AND OF THE BEST HIND
FOR SALE AT THE DRIAI STORE
C. I - I. SUPER,
CORNER. ST. ULAIR AND PENN STS
L:9 A (TREAT CUESIICAI. DISCOYERY.—JULF.S
HAUEL'S EAU ATFIEN I ENNE, OR HAIR RENO.
veruit, is a never fyiliug preserver, restorer and beantltler
of the Hair. With uu deleterious qualified, ills a prevent
ive to the decay of the Hair, readers It loft, glossy and of
the original color, whoa it has become gray. This valuable
preparation will produce new growth of Hair, in place of
that destroyed by ago and eick nes Bold by B. L. FAHNES"
TOOK & CO., corner Fourth and Wood streets, Druggists
generally, and at the Labcratury of Jules, Hanel A Co., No.
700 Chesnut street, Pljlladelphin. se7:sc
r.c..?, BANK OF THE SOUTH COUNTYr-At the Aul
gust term of thp Supreme Court of Rhode Island, for
Washington county, the first day of January, s. n.,
was limited for bringing in the bills of the Bank, with a
view to a dividend of funds then on hand This order is
made with a view to batten a settlement, and not to cut off
bills not then presented, which must, of course, all be paid,
if the Bank is solvent of which there is no reasonable doubt.
The bills will be taken in payment of all debts. Bills pre
sented, for which receipts are given, will be entitled to in
terest. Bills may be forwarded to the Receiver, at Ken.
sington, Rhode Island. E. IL POTTER,
an3l:4w Receiver.
[1:. NOTICE—THE INTEREBT COUPONS of the
of Lawrence County, lamed to the PITTS
BUROB ARID EROS RAILROAD COMPANY, due July,
2558. will be paid at the office of W. H. WILLIAMS A CO.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. The change in place of payment is made
in consequence of the failure of the Ohio Life Insurance
and Trust Company, New York, where the C.npone are
payable By order of
TfIE oommisslowEits.
FIRST INTROL)UCED JULY, 1849.
A. L. ARCIIAfttBAUL'F'S
Portable steam foisting and Pumping Engine
Ou from 3to 30 hors. LlCA•ruf. Also, Farm Eli
gines and Saw Mill Drivers, 3to 3u hum, 'Engines always
oil tunnel. Manufactory, lath St Hampton Street,
Iy3il3mdes , PHILADELPHIA
FALL
'l.'()
HORNE'S, 77 Market Street,
And s:,o. their fine didplay of
NEW GOC/DS, NOW UPENINO
THE GOLDEN HARP. 2 —A collection of
Hymns, Tonna, Chants, short and wisp anthems, etc.
for Sabbath Schools, social gatherings and the home circle
by L. 0. Emmerson, author of Golden Wealth.
This new and valuable work for Sabbath Schools contains
1500 Hymns, Tunes and Select Pieces for Anniversaries,
Monthly Concerts, Sunday Scool Celebrations, and other
special occasions. The Hymns end Tunes have been chosen
with special regard to purity, sweetneas and simplicity—
Just published and for sale at the Music Store of
JOHN H. MELLOR.
No. 81 Wood street.
NTERPRISE GUN WORKS,
No. 136 Wood Street,
Fowling piece' Pistols, or shot Guns, MIRED by
he Lay or Weak, at
WRAPPING PAPER-1500 Reams as
sorted aims, received end Or sale by
se9 • HENRY S COLLINS.
COPYING PRESSES-
Screw Coping Presses;
Cam and Lever Copying Presses ;
Lever Screw, and Spring Copying Presses.
Witt O. JOHNSTON A. CO.,
67 Wood street .
MACKEREL -25 tble. No. 3, Large;
10" ball bbl. Na 8, Largo.
(Jyl2) W. U. SMITH s 00.
For Bale by
WATER PIPES--3000 yards Stone Wa.
ter Pipes, from 'I W lithetuas diameter, for sale by
wit EMMY 8. OOLLINA.
FALL
BOWN a TETLEY'S,
Na 180 Weod etreet.
it(
Ii 1 " )1 A ,
Stage of Water.
One foot six inches water in the channel.
PITTS9URGH DILA EL.ILET.
Erporte-1 Express! ti Jo - the LL,ily MOrlrilid IDS,
. Fr.irihsultazi, Fcpteraber 10, 1859.
FLOUR—Tho ral,. Fluu r Coached 1190 bbla.
From tirmt baud, etr , t7ll4 it can mlila at it 6,25 for aulwrfine,
$5,44 - 5 90 fur extraand $664:6,2'a fur extra family to ex
tra white wheat. Froth afore K e auto 600 tads at $5,60 fur
boperflue; 55,9'409.75 lur t tra .Io • aud $90ti,12 for extra
family
GRA IN.. Eale, 200 bush. Wheat at $ 1 (44,1e; 150 bus
Rye at canal at 6:1 1 ;: 1...00 bosh. Data from cattal. at 4.a
and 20) bush. Batley at 00e."P Gush.
SALT...SaIea 100 bble. frula Ilabefacture a a at LI to
No. 1.
liA 12 bads (tow azalea at 3..h,g,i 0 to .
BACON—Sales lUuO lba Bhmilt.lere ut , and 2,:0 o
, ftevanneti Hams at 11.1%4011c.
SUGAR. .Balts 12 11103, prime N 0. at hie.
MOLASSES...SaIe:3 a 15 [MIA. IN. 0. at 53&55e.
COYFRE...SaIea 18 eac.Fm Rio nt 12%c.
PEACEIRS...FIaIes ut 101.1 baskete Jemmy peaches at 11,75 .
to V,50.
FL9H...Id bldg. No. 3 Mackerel sold at 910,50 Lb
to country trade.
CHEESE...SaIt a 49 boiee W. R. at tb
WEI LiK •a bhla. rectified at 211(d27e.
VINEGAR...ReguIar aalea of Ballou's to city and try
at Gr p galluu ; t) all other tutu kata 9c.
!taw lif orft. Market.
NEW YORE, September 10 --Cottou firm; races luno bale.
Floor heavy; 11,600 bids gold. Wheat closed with a de
iclinlun tendency; sales 10.000 bush at $1,16@1,211 for red and
$1,25@1,45 for white. Corn clusel buoyant; sales of .12,000
Lash at 66(07.1!/, for toixed. Bacon quiet et nyi@j6..% for
Shoulder.. Sugar, which opened haavy, hubseqnently
rr
covered and closed steady at 7@)534 and 7% for N. 0. 000ce
steady at iP-,1411,46. Turpantine ypirita Ono at .114491,,5;.
clew York Stock Market.
NEW VOLIE, 5431/tVlnber 10.--Btottlis dull. La ()roes." hud
N[lwauken 8: N. V. Ct , otral 79%; Reading 49; Milwaukee
and bilealauppi Idj. Geleua and Chicago 83; Erie 18;
Cleveland and Toledo 34%.
"W. HEARTBURN —Thin painful sensed= arises from
the stomach and the dineaned condition of IL. digt,
tiye orgalm, which may be cured by the ace 4 w;LsoN'a
FILLS—a remedy which te - euty years' experience has
prayed to be unequalled ae a general cathartic medicine.
It is prepared and said i y 11. L FAHNESTOOR A,
Wholesale Druggists, and proprietors of B. L FAHNtrin
TOOK'S VERAILFUHE Na. de, corner of I sad Fourth
streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
See advertisement on thi.d page of thIA dasse pep,
R. T. KENNEDY . ..... . W. H. KENNEDY.
.b 0
PEARL STIA,"AM MILL
ALLEGHENY CITY,
KENNEDY & 1131RO.
N id LAT, ttVri , Alv U CORN PURLIIiA E
€)uRN AIEAE, ANL LIONAN Y,
MANUFAOPURED AND DELIN ERE
N AND ALLEgIiENY
nc7:lydsw
SEWING MACHINES.
SINGER'S
plto
0.4
Tiili uttEAT
SANGER'S MACEEtiIIiNE
Over ail other., for the use of Clothing and Shoo lilanufac
tort•ia, Uarnesd Siehrra, I.%Arring. TTICUIIIBI - 8 and Uoach
Slakes, has long he. n known and practically alknowleged.
OHS NEW FAMILY MACHINE,
Which is a light, compact and highly ornommatal ruachin,
(doing its worl, ".'oil with tho larg: machinea,l and
moot booornii family man
a - A full ,bppl, ob sal:
Fork ~ri~ra, by 11 A W.
esul9:ly-21) Pittsburgh, Petbu'a.
S E WI N 411
TUE $2O AND $4O
DUUBLI L.nikC : .' 1 Till
SEWING MACHINES
Are now ou Exhibition, at the
HOSIERY STORE oF
MR. DALY,
NO, 20 FIFTH STRZET,
These Machines are admitted to be the beat In market for
family nee, making au elastic doable thread stitch, which
will not rip even if every fourth stitch be cat. It in the
only low priced double thread MaohMe in market. Orders
will be received bud promptly tilled by
M. DALY, Ageut,
No. 20 Fifth Street, ou the corner of Market alley,
Pitn3onrgh,
Aar NOTIOIsI-51. DA.LY, ou the eUELItIr ut Vifth street
and Market alley, le the only oae a the name in basil - toss
on this street. jyls:ly
W. C. . ELLIOTT,
THE first place in public estimation is ut,w
justly accorded t. the GROVER Er. II'AKELI MA
CHINE, for family Sewing, for the following reasons :--
let. It is MORE SIMPLE and EASILY KEPT IN Ultlikdt
than any other machine.
2.d. It makes a Brain which will NOT ur RAVEL,
though every third stitch le cut.
Bd. It 807 M from two ordinary epu4l, sad thus all trouble
of winding thread Le avoided, while the smile Machine can
be adapted, at pleasure, by a mere ut epuuls, to all
varieties of work.
4th. The IiaLLIE, SitiCha u tlaaal and npuo
cotton, with equal facility. •
6th. The seam is as elastic as the moat elastic fabric, eo
that it is free from all LIABILITY to BREAK, in WASII
ING, IRONING, or otherwise.
dth. The etitcb made by this Machine Is more BEAUTI
FUL than any other made, either by hand or machine.
OPINIONS OF TUE PRESS.
Gruver A. Baker's is the best --(Amer. Ag,rleulturist.
To all of which tto Tribune says, amen --(N. Y. Tribune.
It Is all that It claims to be.--(N. Y. ludependent.
it jinishrs as own work; others do nut.—Lflome Journal.
We give it the preference.—(Amer. Baptist.
It n. eds only to be seen to be appreciated.—iPhreno.
Journal.
Adapted for woolens, linen or cotton.—(Amer. Medical
Monthly.
We like Grover A Bakcr's best-[Ladies' Wreath.
"Which is the best?" Grover A Baker's.—' N. Y. Dispatch.
Superior to all others.—[N. Y. Mercury.
We have no hesitation ILI recommending IL—{N. Y. Ex
press.
It requires nu re-spoollog.—lN. Y. Evangelist.
For family use they are nurivaled.—{N. Y. Daily News.
They sew a seam that will not rip.—(N. Y. Courier.
It performs nobly and expeditionsly.—y. Y. Examiner.
Remarkable for the elasticity 01 seam—(Police Gazette.
Well adapted to all kinds of family eewing.—' N. Y. Obs.
The most ble'eed invention of modern times.—(Moth.
Magazine.
Best adapted for family use.—(N. Y. Day Book
We do not hesitate to recommend it..--IN. Y. Chronicle
It seam strongly and does not rip.—(Life Illustrated.
The prince of inventimas --IProt. Churchman.
It is woman's best friend.—l N. Y. Weekly News.
And two hundred more references.
To Clergymen and Benevolent Societies.
The GROVER & BASER SEWING MAOSINE CO. will
sell. for the present, to Clergymen and Benevolent Societies
their superior machine it one•half the usual retail prise.
W. O. ELLIOTT, Agent,
No. 21 Fifth street.
THE BEST AN D • - •
CHEAPEST VINEGAR is .
ing at the most extensive VIE.
.VIN Z ROAR WAREHOUSE in the 747,M1it .,
euramme,q West. This house now amp
totanov„ : piles, and has for the last ten Fftw i n,- r
years, more than 0n....-half of
' , ..WJAJ1P.61:17. the Pittsburgh gncera, and e
the same in every other city in
which it has been introduced.
A. BALLOU, 146 Water street,
between Smithfield ond grant.
amEnlydsw
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL
AND
SMELTING WORKS.
PARK, M'CURDY 44- CO
MANUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING,
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Preased Copper Bottom
Raised Still Bottoms, Speller Solder, do , also importers and
dealers in Metals, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, do. Constantly
on hand, Tlnmen's Machines and Tools. Warehouse, No. 149
Pirat, and 129 Second etreet, Pittehargb, Pa. Special orders
of Copper out to any desired pattern,. my29;lydaw
F
II'," 6L A WI tons so • oun.
dry Metel s roc siga by *4l EL FL COWAN&
TEM.11:1 1 CASEI ON DELIVKRY
SUPERIORITY OF
NI A U II I N
- :'n )-- -3
BUSINESS CARDS
J. &'t'. GROUTT,
BRANDIES, GINS, WINES, ETC.,
DEALERS IN
FLNE ULL) 1110NUNGAILRLA it,YE WHISKY, i'EAOa
AND APPLE 11RA N DT. ALSO,
RECTIFIERS AN 1 DISTILLERS,
Corner of Smithfield and Front Streets',
cipl4l_ PPPTSI3IffIGIL P 1
S. B. & C. P. MARKLE,
MANUMOTIIICH.RB Or
PRINTING, JOB, AND ALL EINDIi WliAPPIPtid
I= 7o 3Fro 30 ,
warehouse, No. 27 Wood Stree
PITTSBURGH, PA
ttg.... Rags tnriight at market tArict,,.. 1.11
J OliN MOOREIEAD has removed to
N. 7i Water stre!et, below Mark
JOHN 3 100REIEAD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
PIC METAL AND BLOOMS,
NO. 74 WATER STREET, BELOW MARKET,
mrl9 PITTSBUR(iii, PA
- -
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
Z AO JONMB
.1 NU. L. t!,uYl) W M 111,11tiLLIgl
JONES, BOYD 6.
I=l
C AST STEEL.
A f.,(),
SPRING, PLOW AND A. E. :STEEL,
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
corciai acts and First Str•otsr,
PITTSBURGH, PA
31 00 RHEA % & CO.,
Id.tNIIPACTURIR OF
American, Plain di Corrugated,
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON
For Roofing, Guttering, spouting, ,tc
AGENTS FOR WOOD'S PATENT
IMITATION RUSSIA SHEET IRON
Warehouse, No. 136 First street,
mr26:ly-is
13!..50 JONED
D. B.
D. R. ROGERS & CO.,
MA.NUFAOT MUMS Or
MIS' IMPROVED PATENT
11.11,1 1 EVATOR TEM,
cohnEß ROBS AnD FIRST STErnErti,
privrkant6 LL P A
L. 0. HEPBURN,
LOliti AT LAW AND HONTEYANOER.
OVtliffil wall li. LIIIPHitIOIN
014
JAMES A. FETZER.,
Forwarding and Commission 'Merchant
/OR tns tiALU oa
lour, Grain, Eaton, Lard, ];utter, Sec‘b, Dried Fruit
and Produce generally,
Corner of iiistriket and First streets.
PITTBRII BOLL P A.
Basra ro— rraucis G. Bailey, Ea? N, [thaw uliwortn,
Clntlibert A Sou, Pittsburgh; Ear.,
A Ott, Heiskell A
wmiringen, B. Brady, Oasb. 51. A is. Bank, List A Howell,
&tangle A On., Cfoorgo W. Anderson, Douls , Paxton A 0,,
Whaalina. myladarf
Wrd. W. K N IGHT,
FIIuLESAIE AND RETAIL
FIRST PREMIUM REIDY MADE LINEN
AND
DRESS STOCK MAN7JFACTORY,
NO, 606 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
bilk. Merino and Cotbm Under Shit to and Drawers, Cra
vats, Scarfs, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, ,to,, Dressing Gowns,
/Thins, Wrappers, and Dress Stocks made to r.rder by meas.
nrament, and warranted to give satisfaction. Jellyd
E. P. MIDDLETON & BIRO ,
' IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, &C.,
ALB° DRALEILS IN
FINE OLD WHISKY',
NO. 6, NORTH FRONT STREET,
I , 1.10 PHIL ADEL PHIA.
AIIIIID SEE -
GEORGE P. WERTZ' 8
Firnt Premium 131 Ind Factory,
CORNER TIMED AND MARKET STS., PITTSBURGH.
THOSE WISHING TO FURNISH THEIR
Bones with VIINITLAN BLINDS, of the most exqui
site and elaborate finish, will find It to their Interests to girt
me a call' before purchasing elsewhere. My work is got tip
by the beat mechanics (not apprentices.) Every attention le
given to the wants of customers. Prices low. All work
warranted. No. 79 THIRD Street, Pittsburgh. imyfitlyis
DAVID H. WILLIAMS,
-
C CIVIL ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR
J FOR THE ERECTION OF GAS WORKS, for from Svo
qurnera and upwards', and for Heating Buildings, public or
private, by Steam, Hot Water or Furnaces.
aufklpts PITTSBURGH, PA.
CARTWRIGHT Si. YOUNG,
(Successors to John Wrnoright,)
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
of Pocket and Table Cutlery, Sargio..l and an 1 Den
tal Instruments, Gana, Pistols, Fishing Tackla, etr., No. Bt
Wood street. They give special attention the mann factur
ng of Trusses, Supporters ' etc. Jobbing and 14,p/tiring
Ith ponanalits sad despatch. aplf
iffITCEICOCK, 11VCREER11 Si. CO.
(81/001880118 TO /117/2ILIN, WOBURN & Qu,)
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
fdPROLIANTS, Wholesale Dealers In Produce, Plow
and Wool, No. 114 second street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ELIFIEDBOIII
- - .
Spriuger Uarbangh, Joseph R. Bidet, lit. Lords;
91 Pittsburgh; Fenton Bros., u
El. Childs & Co., " 'Cornell & Dorsey, Baltimore;
Bagaley, Coegrave a Cu., - Garret & Martin,Philadelphia,
foOandless,ltleans A Co., " James, Bent,liantee& Co. "
G. W. Smith, & Co., .• Weaver & Graham,
Gee. M. AL. Hord, Cincinnati Keeney Sterling & Co., "
A. B. Fentoa .t Bros., ~ Yard, Gilmore & Co., "
ni y 3 hit
WILLIAM CLAYTON & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
414,1u0R MERCHANTS,
NO. 87 DIAMOND ALLEY,
Near Wood street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
4rar- Alwaya on band, Blackberry, Cherry, and Cognac
Brandies, Old Monongahela and Rectified Whisky, of the
so bask Cnainl. dalaydeli
WILLIAM &MALEY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
Nos. 18 and 20 Wood Street,
W. a. MoGRE
. MCGE E
tI6IRORANT TAILOR%
Dealers In Ready Made Clothing and Ch3utlenietes Furnish
Ing (foods, corner of Federal street and Market Square Alin
iheny City, Pa. Jel2:ly
BIISRA & GUTENDOSEP
Manufacture to order, BOXES suitable for Soap and Candles,
Hardware and Variety Goods, etc., etc.
Orden promptly filled
ROBE IT DU.SIELL. JAJtltl fl. EZZAD/110
ROBERT DALZELL & CO., Wholesale
Grocers, Commission and Forwarding Merchants and
Dealern in Produce and Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. 251
Liberty arrant, Fitubsysb, Pa. no wt.
VIIRNITUR
rilL"
OR CASH. -
A fall assortment of
Pittaburgh manufactured FURNITURE, embracing
BUREAUX,
BOOK CAIJAS,
WARD ROBES,
And cv,ry article notated lu a well furnished dwelling, as
well us a epledid assortment of
OFFICE FURNITURE,
Constantly on hand and made to order: As the only terms
on which business is done at this establishment is for OaBH.
Prices are made accordingly. Persons in glint of anything
In the above line, would be advantaged by calling at
YACICENFIR & rawthrs,
No. 103 Smithfield 'tree*, below Fifth.
J. D. Pacogroui,
Joss 111. fawns.
EW ICE CREAM SALOON,
AND LADIES' RESTAITRANT,
NO. 271 FIFTH STREET.
The imbscriber has Eased, and fitted up several commodi
ous roams, nearly opposite the Exchange Bank, on Fifth
street, which are now open for the Summer Season. La.
dies and gentlemen can always And an abundant supplyof
FRESH OONFECTEONAIty FrItIIITS, 1031
WATER lOU, and all the reiredunents of the season. All
are respectfnily requested to visit the rooms, and test for
Oe10) MoUNIJEF.
I:=1
Iftl.`MO VA L.
tou 7Lis
PITTSBURGH, PA
PITTSBURG H
G. M. DOBOEI.
l)
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DR. H. A. WILSON'S
Tonic, Cathartic, and Anti-Dyspeptic
PILLS
vitEPARED AND SOLD BY
B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
AND PRoPHIBTOR UV
B. L. FAHNESTOOK'S VERMIFUIIE
flu corner. of Wood and Fourth Streets ,
PENN'A
rilltiESE PILLS HAVE NOW, TO A
extent, been before the public iu this section
of the country for a period of over twenty years, and from
the fact of their not being more generally known through
out the length and breadth of the land, it might, perhaps,
be inferred that they are lacking In some of the great wen
bats of a family medicine, or that there are other Pills their
superior, etc.; Mal such, however, is not the case, their sup.
iffy from a want of disposition or ability, on the part of the
original proprietor, (Dr. Willem) was always limited to such
an extent as at times to render it difficult to fill home orders,
but with evou this disadvantage wherever used they have
never failed to call forth the strongest testimony in their
tav or—testimony in many instances unsolicited—not gotten
up expressly for publicity—but freely proffered to the in
ventor as expressions of gratitude for the great benefits de
rived from the use of these truly wonderful Pills, in proof of
which we subjoin the following:—
We, the subscribers, Ministers of the Gospel, and members
of the Pittsburgh Annual Conference of the Methodist Epis
copal Church, having each and all of 119, daring the past
few years, had frequent opportunities of learning and trying
the character of Dr. it. A. Wilson's Tonic, Cathartic, and
Anti-Dyspeptic Pills, are prepared to, and now state with
pleasure, in this communication. that we know them to be
an excellent medicine, and, as such, recommend their use
to our friends and acquaintances, not only as a specific for
Sick-Headache and Dyspepsia for which they are recom
mended,-bat as a safe family remedy among children, and
for the prevention and removal of Bilious attacks, etc.
Revs. Jas. hansom, Wm D. Lemon, Jno. L. Williams,
Tbos. Baker, Francis H. Read, Harvey Bradshaw Wesley
Smith, Moses Ticlinell, A. Jackson, Cornelius Jackson, W.
Browning, Hosea McCall, E. Hays, B. P. Sedwick, G. Martin,
Thos. McGrath, J. M. Reger, Wm. Smith, N. Callender, 8.
R. Brockunier, 0. D. Battle, John West, Wm- Tipton, 0.
Hodgson, John Murray, 8. B. Dunlop, Dr. J. J. Jamison.
From the Corresponding Conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church, signing the same.l
Revs. Geo. Brown, Geo. Hughes,Joel Dolby, Jr., Z. Ragan,
Jer. Browning, Wm. Ross, Robt. Simonton, Jno. Clark, Jas.
. Piper, John Burns, Daniel G. Ostron, Jolua Beatty.
My experience is not as extensive as the expression in the
above certificate; but as far as my opportunity of testing
the virtues of Dr. Wilson's Pills has occurred, I cheerfully
endorse the sentiment of their superior value.
WILLIAM REEVES.
From the Bev. I. 8. Hubbard, Ohio, Oct 27, 1839.
Da. WiLsaa:—l feel myself a thousand times obliged to
you. I have for some years been arnicted with the dyspep
sia and, from the good effects already produced by your
pills in my case, I am persuaded that the continued use of
horn will finally effect a thorough cure; I therefore, wish
you to send me four boxes by the bearer of this, and oblige
yours, etc. ISRAEL SHARP.
Ns tract of a letter from Col. Camp, an elderly gentleman of
irginia, who has raised a numerous family, of some
medical reading, ani much experience in the use of
medicine.
I do most earnestly hope that you will adopt some plan
to supply us with your moat excellent Anti• Dyspeptic Pill.
I have been in the habit of using it myself, and in my fami
ly, from the time you first brought them into use - in our
niughborieied nod upon all occasions have found them to
ease el tle, purpose for which they were administered. My
wife has b.e n No-ry much afflicted with sick-headache, and,
by using one : half of on of the pills, LIDS uniformly found
relief. I think It superfluous to enumerate the different
e.implaints for which I have administered thosepills. Suf.
rice it to say that, s far as the numerous complaints set out
o tub wreppe r have fallen under my notice, the pill has had
the desired effect in removing the same ; and so far as my
,,elf have boot] concerned, I can say that they leave the
bowels is hotter crier than the use of any other cathartic
that I Luca used,
.w, sir, your friend and well-wiiiher,
JAMBS M. CAMP
CARRIAGES.
CA RIFUAGE MANUFACTORY
EASTERN REPOSITORY
JOSEPH WHITE
AS JUST RECEIVED AT HIS RE
POSITO,BY, eituated near the Two Mile it -
Run, between Pittsburgh and Lawrenceville, a L . ; . 7 "
splendid and general nasortment of Carriages, Buggies, Sul
kies, etc. Bid arrangements are such that he is constantly
receiving new and socand-hand velticleseand the public may
rely on always finding a good stock on hand. Be also man
ul..cturcs to order, on short notice,
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
all pertaining to the business. With eighteen years'
i.e.tical experience in this business, and his well-known
nimiums, he flatters himself that ho dere great indneemonts
to purchasers.
Assr. The establishment is located on the routo of the Ex
Omnibus Line of Coaches, passing the door every
fifteen minutes. sellitaLtur
*VW C. WEST & CO., AR*,
lELILKUPAOTIMIZILD OW
CARRIAGES,
HoUitAWAYS, BUGGIES, SULKIES AND SLEIGHS.
No. in Penn street, PITTSBURGH, PA.
cer• Alt work Wurrauted be of the beatitauteriaL3 and
teyl2:lydis
0 P--kN.,
'y 1 8 5 8 .
OF RICH AND BEAUTIFUL Q .
itE3 X ILa
DRESS GOODS AND SHAWLS.
CEO. R. WHITE & CO.,
WILL uPEN ON MONDAY, THE 6Ta INST.,
A brilliant assortment of SILKS, in every variety
7'ILELE STOGY OF NOVELTIES COMPRISE
Robes a Deux Jupes,
Robes a Deux Volants,
Robes a lez,
,Poplin Robes a lez,
Venitian Robes a Deux Volants,
Mousline " ~
FRENCH PRINTED FLANNELS FOR
ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
Also, the most extensive, varied, and magnificent stock of
SHAWLS
Ever offered by them, including styles and varieties mum ,
passed by any other houae,_West of the Alleghenies.
1 hey would invite particular attention to their new pat
tern WOOLEN SHAWLS, with reversible centres. Also,
their extensive stook of FRENCH NEEDLE WORK, VA
LENCIA and ENGLISH THREAD LACES, all of which
will be eold at the lowest prices. sel:2w
DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF COAL OIL,
13:4 South Second Street,
Lubricating Oil for all kinds of Machinery, Binnacle or
LEII/11, Oil, is superior to the beat winter strain sperm for
burning in all kinds of
LAMPS, LANTERNS, HEADLIGHTS, &C
THOMAS , SUPERIOR PATENT IMPROVED LAMP.
`i hie lamp performs a perfect consumption of all smoke
and smell arising from the use of oil, in which other lamps
are found imperfect, thereby giving a much more brilliant
flame. For sale wholesale and retail by
H. BOUREAU,lelligent.
aol2 :aid
A. H. C. BROCKEN,
No. 22 Cliff Street, New York,
MANUFACTURER OF
GLASS SYRINGES, HOMEOPATHIC
VIALS, GRADUATED MEASURES,
NURSING BOTTLES, ETC.
itle.,s Ware for Chemists, Druggists, Perfumers, Photo
graphers, etc. Green Glass Waro by the package. A libor
al discount made to the trade. Orders from Country Drug
gists and Dealers solicited. Price Lists sent on applica
tion.
iy3o:am
JOHN' W. iII'CARTHY
BILL POSTER
•
V ILL ATTEND 10 TILE POSTING
and DISTRIBUTING of all kinds of
BILLS ROB CONCERTS .1.070.1328, EXHIBITIONS, Aa
2111 commtudzations--either by nudyelegraph, or other!
wisi,--direMed to tho Miles of the Morning Yost, will mays
prompt attention ap7
^i LOSING OUT 1 CLOSING OUT 11—Sale
of Spring and Summer stock of BOOTS and MOBS
Goods marked down.
Men's Gaiters w0rth.......48,00 selling at $2,25
.16 if if 2,50 2,00
Ladles' " " 1,50 " 1,25
...... 1,26 1,00
" Boots . „ 1,25 14 1,00
Misses', Boys', Youth's and Children's selling at the same.
proportion, at the Cheap Cash Store of
JOSEPH H. BOBIAND_ „
98 Market street, two doors from Fifth..
MANILLA. PAPERS. —AI sizes and
qualities, for sale by
WM, G. JOHNSTON a 00.,
Paper Dealers and Statteneri,
aa7 67 Wood street:
STAIICH-300 bxs. Rochester Pearl Starch,
for gale by (se4) HENRY H. OOLLINS.
FANS-20 bbls. small white, for sale !v
-eal HAY IL OOLIZNIL
50 ACRES of very desirable land, at; a
short distance from the city, having some beautiful
sites for country reaidences-47 acres contain coal of the
very beat quality. Yor sale by
anir & CIUMBEST 4t BON, 61 Market atm
MEDICAL.
PHILADELPHIA
AWSEAtENTS.
ITTSBE!GH
Sole Lame and Manager,...... ---S. kl. po w
Stage Director. H.—...—.... —X. M. DAVIN.
TEES EVENING, September 11th, wt. I/ bn Preeented a new
play of startling effects, entitled LEOREELA BORGIA—
Gennaro, Mr. 11 1aParland—Lncretia 7r1341/20 0110 Pall.
Josephine Medley Jam ii, T oseedne Parker.
Irish one
,mie Jen.nis Hight.
Comic Bones TneBhakili;lii"B Pet.
Ages of BianT Mr. J. Parker.
{ Ladles'
To conclude with a ballet, full of fun and fr, olio, entitled
MAT AS A MAROS HARE. '
gr. The popular American Tragedian, J. n, TAYLOR,
is engaged for Az nighty, and will appear en lli c andllY. as
Damon."
PR/OZA IoP ADMI96ION:
Dress Circle and Parqnotte.soc Family Circle 360.
Colored Boxes 60c I Colored Callers 25a.
Tickets to Private 80xe5...76c Whole Boxes 45 0.0.
Proscenium Boxes 43 00.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Curtain rises 4 before 8. 801"
Office open from 10 to 3 'o'clock.
IME AL 4:=o 10,7' laMX AL 1.11.
RETURN OP THE FAVORITES
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
°DAMMED%
Monday ifiliveutng, Septekuber 13tti,
Norris Bros., Pell and Trowbridge Minstrels,
From tho School Street Opera Howe, Boston.
THIRTEEN STAB PERFORM-MS,
BEST BAND IN THE WORLD.
Admission, 25 cents ; Chiirea iii. Doors open at 7
o'clock, commence at 8 o'clock. LON MORRIS,
808 Business Manager.
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CAR.L FORMES IN PITTSBURGH.-
m. b. ULLMAN, trbknetur of the Academy of New
York, has the honor tc, announce that
CARL 'F 0 R ME 8,
AT4 T LIVING BASSO,
Assisted by H t
the principal Atriete and the GRAND OMAR&
TEL! of the Academy of Music, New York, will give a Mam-
moth Musical Festival in this city, on MONDAY and TIM
DAY, Peptetuber 20th antilkist. Full particulars In future
advertisement.
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ANNUAL STATE FAIR
9 Till:
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society.
eYeTamalß 213 m, 2gru 4 aoirr, AND OCITOSPZ. /ST, 1858
PAIR GROUNDS, NIIiTH WARD, PITTSBURGH.
Annual Addressee!, Friday, at 2 P. m. Awards of Com
mi. tee announced immediately afterwards.
Articles for exhibltl,n addressed to A. 0. lIHISTER,Seo
rotary, Monongahela Houin Pittsburgh.
All articles and stock lisle:Wed for exhibition, transport
ed free of charge.
Office, No. es Fifth streei, where entries will bo received,
and exhiblora' tickets furn 4 is : lied. Books of entry closed on
Tuesday, noon. Premium Data and List of Judges furnish
ed on application.
44-Members' Tickets, $l. Eh:lglu admission, 2.6 cents.
Echibitors meet become, members. A. 0. ItERSTRII,
flecr • texy State Agricultural Society.
D. A. TAGG ART, President. faeasdawtd—ca
DAGUERREAN GALLERIES.
aul4.ly—N
R. M. CARGO & CO.,
Photograipitierg rad Ambrotypists,
_ _
NEW YORE GALLERY,
1 No. 21 Fiith street, and
SUNBEAM GALLERY,
m. W. cor. of Market street and Diamond, Pittoburgh
PRIONS TO SUIT ALL. mylidtlf-3p
Et 0 E ki & §
NEW DAGUERREiN AND AMBROTYviwi
SKf AND 41DE-LIGBT
G A LtERY,
MTH BTiII T , N2LA . 4 . bII'INISITE POST-0171102,
SICYITB.EB taken In all tne. varinua Aylea, In way
waattier, and warranted to picatact, at re.sonnble ratoz.
&as_ Sick or cwceaacri eca4QT.L4 taken at their re:eidetic°.
aplatlylitv—ta
AMBROTYPEB -
A BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE P/OTITILIi
- . .
WARRANTED, OAN BE HAD AB LOW
98 AT ANY FIRi3T•CIiAI39 ESTABLIBEDMV
N THE COUNTRY, AT
Removed to '2l Fifth Street.
VARGO & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPHIC AND
%.# AMBROTYPE (.1.4,14.,ERY has been removed from
:6 Fourth street, to No. 21 Wirth street, near Market.
These rooma having bee 4 built eipc-cialiv for the purpose,
with three large lights, ate not surpassed in the city for
comfort, convenience and eicellence in arrangement.
Air Oar old friends and patrons ; and those wishing su
perior likenesses, are invibid to ealL fa Reception Room
and Specimens on the ground floor. ap7
AUCTION SALES.
SALES 4T NO. 54 FIFTH ST.
At the new Commercial Bales 'coma, No. 64, EMI
I street, every week day, arelheld publi. „sties of goods in all
variety, suited for the trade and cansumers, from a large
stock which Is constantly replenished with .fresh consign.
menta, that must be closedlforthwith. •
AT 10 O'OLOOK, A. Ti,
Dry Goods and fancy articHs, comprising asaily everything
needed in the line for personal and family use; table cut
lery; hardware; clothing ; iboots and shoes; ladies ware,
&c. Al' 2 O'OlOOK, P. 61,
Household and kitchen lin - niture, new and second-hand;
beds and bedding; carpets ;elegant iron stone Ohina ware;
stoves; cooking utensils; grpceried, AO.
AT 7 O'OLOOK, PAL,
Fancy articles; watches; clocks; Jewelry; musical instro.
merits; guns; clothing; dry ''goods; boots and shoes, book
stationery, &c. fseEil , P. H. DAVIS,Auct.B
BitANDY, AT
DAY MORNING, Sop
be sold, at the new Auction I
count whom it may concer
4 eighth pipe, Pr,. ch Cognac Brand;;
10 cases 1 dozen bottles each,
P. M. DAVIB Auctioneer
L"AMILY CARRIA(.I.E, AT AUCTION
ON SATURDAY MORNING, Stritember 11th, at 1.1
o'clock, at the Commercial Ealcs Rooms, No. b 4 Binh attest,
will ba sold, one second-hand two horse family Carriage.
sold IP. Al. DAVIS, Anctdoneer
STEAMI3OAT'S.
ZANESYILLE.
For Marlette and Zanesville
The Ammer FNMA GRAHAM, apt. Mon.
ATMS, will leave for the above and all
intermediate port] on every TUESDAY, at
4 o'clock, P. M.
Yor freight or paaaage apply pa lxord.
J. Si. EL 15'RICE'.9
CENTRAL PLANING . MILL,
WATER smrtedr,i!, ALLEGREEY,
ARE now in full operdtion, with Fay & Co.'
improved machinery ior'lthe manufacturing of Bash
Framer, Doors, &litters and lilouldings. Builders and con
tractors will find it to their advantage to call and tusoertain
cur prices. atiliklydaw
$l5 WORTH OF MUSIC FOR TWEN
TY-FIVE OENTB4TECE GENTLE ANNIE
MELODIST.—This little work 4ontains all the words and
Music of the new and popular ar of the day. The selec•
tiou has been made with gnat c re, Riving only those songs
which are good and popular. 11 the best songs of 8. 0.
Foster, are embraced In this collection. A large supply
tot received, and for sale at the 41usic Store of
ante JOLIN 11. MELLOR, 81 Wood et rest.
A HIMAN REZON4Constitution, Rites
.1141. and Regulations of the GrUnd Lodge of Pennitylvaula,
new edition. For sale by J. S. viELDINau2t ,
83 Wood street, near Fourth.
ARNOLDS, Dovell and Davidson's Writing
Fluids for sale by W. S. RAVEN
Stationer, Noa. 81, 83 and ,
as
Martet street.
QAWYER'S CHEMICIAL OLIVE SOAP
iJ is acknowledged by all whO have audit, to be the best
and most economical Soap in use. Cuse p.mnd will do es
much washing as three of cowmen Soap. It contains no in
gredient that will injure the mitres of the most deV cate or
finest goods that may be washed with it. For sale by all
the principal groceries and deale s in the city. an 18
LAKE F 1813.--300 pkgs. hits Fish, Trout,
Salmon, etc., for sale by !
804 JIMMY 11. COLLIN&
DIG LEAD-300 Pigsi for sale by
11.
ee4 IlaißY 11. OOLLINB
ACKE REL.-
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100 barrels No. 3. Large Mackerel ;
bo
20 " No./
(se4)
WANTED -300 bushels Timothy Seed
Wanted, by JAMES A. Plana,
sei Corner lifarket and First streets.
L'l"--200 barrels freekLimeifor sale by
gel imam mum&
vi r ISCONSIN".--EIGHTY ACRES OF
Land for sale, in the Stoidions Point Land District.
Thisland will be sold at a great i?argain. Apply to
JAMAS RIOELBT,
Real Estate and= Broker; do Fifth at
AYER" RAISINS--190 bas Gernez brand
trurt received and for rale
,13.
RNLI! & ANDERSON,
No. 39 Wood afoot
• Chroceite Bt. (Thule* Hotoi.
II LACKING- '
3 barrels Idssou'a'smau size }Raclin;
8 medium
Just received and for male hye—lum '•
EillY=lt t4l BRBOI7,
- 1 No. • Wood street,
Opposite the Bt. Oharies Rotel
FRESH
OH THEH '
I GENTLE ANNIE ''AIELOD/81%.
PiiHlL—Plab, 20 cents: ElegintlY bctuad o N 1 43 yenta.
Jest received and for sale, py
ac 24 H. HIM= b 8110., 1ia.63 Rink guests
UALL , S, Fr , arth street
IuuTION-ON TllES
amber 14th, at 11 o'clock, will
owns, 54 Fifth street. on ao-
i•
redd and for
HENRY H. COLLINE 4.
U P IL Y