F A I, 1,
DRY GOODS
j, HANSOM LOVE'S,
No. 14. Market Streets
BETWEEN FOURTH STREET AND THE DIAMOND
PITTSBURGH, PA.
SIGN OF THE ORIGINAL BEE HIVE
The inabEotiber has Just rotnrood from Philadelphia, New
York,. Boston , and tome of the Manuf a cturing t.,wns in the
Now England States, so as to get a portion of onr DOMES
TIC GOODS direct from toe manutactnrera, atd F , 113 one
profit in rewiring them In that way. Car stock of FOR
EIGN GOODS has urc. r beerl co complete.
DRESS GOODS :
VERY RICK DRESS SIKS, in Plain Black and Figured.
VERE RICH DRESS SILKS, Plaid, Striped and Brocade
VERY RICH SILK ROBES, Black and Colored.
VERY RICH ALL WOOL MOUS DE LAMS.
VERY RICH ROBE MOUS DE LAINS.
VERY RICH COTTON AND WOOL !SOUS DE LAMS.
FRENCH MERINOS
B U R G S,
The largest stock in the city, and
BETTER GOODS FOR THE PRICE
CAN I F6UND IN ANY OTHHEi ROUSE WEST OF
THE MOUNTAINS,
MIME=
_BOUGHT Al.
i„k ROE QUANTITIES AT LOW PRICES,
AND WELL RE-ROLD IT A VERY
SNI.ALL ADVANCE ON EASTERN COST
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS,
of entirely now designs, such as the
1' AI,AI A -HAW LS,
Awl many c t er
NoVF:LTIES IN-SHAWLS AND CLOAKS
bon able to offor so large and varied a stock of
ail kind.' c•f SHAWLS and CLOAKS.
NEEDLE WORK :
COLLARS, SETS AND SLEEVES,
FLOUNCINGS,
EDGINGS,
MOURNING GOODS :
I;LACk". DRESB GOODS, SHAWLS, CRAPE VEILS,
COLLARS, GLOVES,
EVERY' OTTER ARTICLE IN THE LINE
AIOURNING GOODS
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED MUSLINS,
T:CCIZo 4
LOKS,
C,INO IIAMS,
PRINTS,
EENTUCIEY JEANS,
TWEEDS,
PATINETTS,
CASSIMERES, CLOTHS,
Ana every other article usually kept in a
WELL ASSoRTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS
AR many of the above goods have been bought from tho
MANUFACTURERS and AT AUCTION F,)R NET CASH,
we ore onabkvl to Non them no LOW AS THEY CAN BE
„PURCHASED IN MANY OF TIIE WHOLESALE HOUSES
the Y. ,- ottra In short. we never have been able to
cal atti-pcVve a stock t our numerous can.
.traner,. rtu.l t:-.., public g.mnrany,
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY.
C. rEtAiNSON LOVE,.
Young, Stc-venion A Love.,
and Love Brothers,
Nu. 74 MAILILET STREET,
- PITTSBMIGEL PA
12113111E1
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERMANENT OFFICE
oomPISIN.I WITH THE URGENT REQTIFS'T OF HUN
DB.S.DS O THEP.: PATIENTS,
DRS'. C. M. FITCh AND J. W. SYKES
Have cnneltull to remain
PERMANENTLY IN PITTSBURGH,
mud may be consulted at their office,
Mn. 191 Penn stresl,
OPPOSITE , ST. CLAIR IIOTEG
Daily, except Sundays, far CONSULT ii t,. ASTHMA,
ar.d ALL catiE , t tittUNIC oomPLANTs,
complicated vritb, or causing pulmonary iliscaae, including
Catarrh. Heart Disease, Affections of the Liver,
Dyspepsia, Gat tr tt3, Fencair Comp - taints, te.
SYKES went 1 ,•tat., that their treatment
of CA.Tstamption is baeed upon tie toot that :he disea..le &rats
ti e Wed and 5,,::- , a at I.arv , , ?, taf.re ant during ifs
stssvbsp,s.7l in the tu.ngir, and the., tto , reiore employ Mechan
ical, hygienic and Medical remedies to purify the blood and
stiengthen the ly.tt ern. Irsi tiny use MEDICAL IN
tt.A.LATIONS, which they value 1114.1.11 y, but ...I) an Hillia
'tr.'s, Oaring no Cii..r,tine efircle taken used aleme ,) and Inva
lids e:arnesdly cautioned azaiust wasting the precious
time of carahility on any treatment based upon the plausi
ble, but ;titre idea that the "seat of the can he reached
ri n dirort canner Py Inhalation," for, as deters stated, the
otat of 7e disr.=e it in the 1::.-.?r cut If only iu the
lungs.
Aar No rtEkrge for
A lie. of queln,us , e... 111 be B.Alt to [hoe, wbiblng to eonanl
ta by letter.
BINK OF TUB SOUTH COUNTY.—At the Au
gust term of the Supreme tlourtef Rhode Island, for
Washington county, the first doy of January - , A..
was limited for Grinning in the bills of the Bank, with a
view to a dividend of funds then on hand This order is
made with u view to lan,ten a settlement, and not to cut off
Gills not then presented, which must, of course, all be paid,
if the Bonk is solvent of which there is no reasonable doubt.
The bills,wih be taken in payment of all debts. Bills pre
sented, for which receipts aro given, will be entitled to in.
terot. Bills may be forwarded to the Receiver, at Ken.
sington. Jamie lelnnd. B. R. BOFTKR,
aCt.ll-4- Receiver.
NOTTCF—TIIE INTER !?...iT COUPONS of the
lion Is a Lawr , nca Contity. I , ..Ruc,i to the PlT'le' -
I .3UEGN `Of Ea , m klLit.).6 I) COMPANY,
I Sib. will he lat tL. office ~f 11. WILLIAMS .k 00.,
jr>lttbn r; , ; h, l e . Thu them In I,,yrmut is tatuie
in CoUtie.int , z,c , - of the htilurt , lif th lasurance
""tid Trot C,rnpar.y, Fo'sy York, whcrt. the (1-upoue are
payable II order
3::2 TaF. COMMISSIONERS.
1 . ‘ ..i---. THE BE - T AN 1)
,CIECG.I.I'EST VINEGAR is eall•
kl, - _ - ).' itig at the , most ex:atsirc , VIN '
iEGA.It IVARP.IIOII'SIZ in the
• --., • • •••i . \ Vest. ThLa lio.n , ~,,w sop
Vl:' , , Zi'tta prie9, and has for the last ten
t.. -' ' . pears, mere than cm,-half of
' V..:;!'•1/11' the Pittabur4.l gr.lwre, and
' • the /lame in every other city 14
1 iami.,,.. )
which it ha,; I,son introduced.
A. 1; ‘f,1,011, 146 Water btre•et,
h:-I•xe••:i .-lhal.nold and Grant
quxl, (Is
lan; SUPERIOR COPPER MIL
Sll 1 , :11.1' N \VO It S'
PARK, AI'CURDY 6 .
1 -- Vr AN UFACTUREItS OF SUEATLUNQ,
jou Rre7i..i - ^. 7 and Bolt Copper, Pr .....Q.aedCoppor Bottoms,
Raised Bott , mq, Spf.lt , r Solder, te. also importers and
dealers A1,4 , 11:1, Piatry tilloot hop, Constantly
on hand, Tittnivu'e War..honse, No. 149
First,--and Pittsnnrgn, orders
of C.op;- , ela to tr.y isPired pattern. my29lydsw
VIRST INTRO2,UCED JULY, .1849.
A • L. AROLIARIBAUI.. I "S
Portable Steam Hoisting and Pumping Engine
On /` heels, from 3to 2.0 horse power. Also, Farm En
fines and or Mill Drivers, 3to 341 herso. Engines always
on hand '.%ianntaPtory, 15 th flar.ziltoss Street,
jy3th3mds‘r IWILADELPUIA.
_
E.. .11‘II%-ON , .0. fl. ItIPPEY.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
together in the t,r-zmi. , of the Low. under the firm
of SIMPSON it EIPPEY.
Office, No, 94 Fourth Street.
Y. SIMPSON.
o. IT RIPPYY.
F L L. 1 ?5•,.5.
titiltNlVS, 77 atarket Street,
And 1-4 e. their di , play of
O.NT, AND A-HALF ACRES OF GROUND
plesaantly situate on M. Washington, with Cottage
Owelling llociso, fitabl , , Well, Fruit Trees, Grape Vines,
gtrawberrie,q, good fence, etc. The house contains a hall,
ro•inie soil a kitchen. s2uo worth Of i3trawberrid
termses
von. sold fromfromplace I.sit ce.gon. For price an,
;lan st tho real *gat,' I nt 6CUr B FC SON,
61. !dealt - et street.
i v
- ----
el ll_ A :3101S SK INS . —1 have just received
i h j a Jazz, supply of fob Chamois Skills. Those wishing
anything of the kind, should call and
JOexaminLEMl e my
N stc4k be•
fore purchasing ebmwhere. B. FG,
d and
sal 1 -- OcznEc Diazoon Mad* stmt.
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ii--..,,,..7,'.P.t..:L.:1,-.1:',1•!;'.
AUCTION
INSERTINGS, ETC
'4u/sat .
wpiEcturf
MDR
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ti 0 T• )
AV GOODS, NOW OPENING
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
The Weather.—The following is the range of the
thermometer and barometer, asst kept by George E.
Shaw, optician, Fifth street, yrday :
111F.ItliONETBR.
In shade
9 A. ?I Cloudy 67°
12
u 67°
M
a 60°
6P. M '
Barometer, 29 1.20
Reformation of Criminal•
The reflection has frequently been forced upon us
from observation, that our prison system is detective
in ono point, and a very material one. Tho difficulty
lies in the fact that when the term of imprisonment
of a culprit has expired, he is at onoo turned loose,
and naturally seeks his old haunts and associates. A
man is guilty of some crime for which ho is tried,
convicted and imprisoned in the county jail or
Western Penitentiary. Especially, if confined in
the latter establishment, he has time for reflection,
and if there is any good in him, before his term has
expired, be will have formed a resolution to do better
in future—to " turn from his wickedness and live "
—sincerely regretting his former evil ways. Yet,
too often, when ho is at liberty, he knows no place to
go, except to those haunts where he will meet with
the companions of his early crimes, who will soon
have him back to the paths of vice. Very frequently,
especially after a long confinerner.i, he is destitute
and without the means of obtainiog an honest liveli
hood. Then the old temptations, the force of habit
and association, will strike on him with irresistible
power, and feeling that he is scorned by honest men,
and spurned by those who should speak a kind word
or lend a helping band to again raise him to the
level of the human race, ho is soon guilty of crime
once more, and hie name is seen in the police
records, coupled perhaps with an allusion to his
former imprisonment and its cause.
But there aro many cases in which the hardened
criminal feel no penitence daring his confinement.
He has become soured at the world, and imagining
that he has been most foully wronged, broods over
his imaginary,wrongs, and taking up the highway.
man's philosophy that the world owes me a living,'
concocts now schemes of villainy and revenge to be
consummated on his release. When he does regain
liberty, he seeks out others as hardened as himself
and they go on in their old course, with the addi.
tional advantages of experience in eluding pursuit,
and in planning and executing villainy, gained by
prison cepfaet with others of theirstamp. The effect
of turning finch a man looseon society is exceedingly
pernicious; the extent of the evil cannot be aeon
rately estimated.
Old philosophers, who have made the mind their
study, tell us that crime is a species of moral insan
ity, and should be regarded as each. It would be
proper, then, to treat criminals in the same manner
as lunatics, viz : by breaking up old connections and
associations, making an entire and thorough change
in their habits and employments, and also by follow
ing out the effective plan adopted by those entrusted
with the care of the demented, of making kindness
the principal element in their government, persuad
ing rather than coercing, and governing by love
rather than force or power.
By our neigbbbrs over the Atlantic, the transporta
tion system has bean adopted, and we must admit,
that although from time to time, groat fears have
been entertained as to tho result of the concentration
of such a mass of criminals, the colony of Sidney,
though at first composed exclusively of malefactors
from England, is now ono of the most prosperous,
flourishing and moral settlements in the South Sea
Islands. It would seem as though these men wore
made honest by the force of circumstances ; being
placed where they could- only prey on each other,
their excesses corrected each other, and produced a
healthy result. Yet this system has its objootion
able features, as being not only unfair to the locality
to which the criminals ore transported, bpt from the
fact that there is a possibility. of its being parried on
to such an extent as to form a rocioty of criminals
who, following their natcral proclivities, should sub
vert all law and order, take the law into their own
hands, and allow murder, rapine, and crime to run
riot. Then to those strongly impressed with love of
country, this banishment would ho harrowing In the
extreme, and acting on the strongest ties which force
men to respect the laws, would have the tendency to
stir up the worst feelings, and thus defeat the desired
end.
The transition from the ignominy of confinement
•n the wonted avocations of life is too sudden, and a
removal from old associations is absolutely necessary
to reform. We conceive the best means of effecting
this end to be the establishment of " 'Reform Farms"
for the reformation of convicts, to be used, not as a
substitute for, but in connection with, the prison
system. Scarcely a convict from our Penitentiary
but would gladly, on his release from confinement,
accept a proposition to labor on one of these farms.
Here he could earn sufficient in the course of a
twelve-month to start the world anew, and pursue an
honest calling. Tt would not be well to inaugurate
a compulsory system on these farms, but surveillance
would be necessary, and a discipline which would
preserve the earnings of those employed until they
desire to leave. With these farms other restrictions
would bo necessary, such as regulations making it
obligatory on liberated convicts to forsake the scones
of their crimes, and to seek other localities and
other companions, where the temptations to return to
their former lawless habits, would be removed.
It has been found that a change of circumstances,
a transition to a hea'thy morel atmosphere and nat
ural sUrrounding always prove bonfistal
.to the
inal, and under these circumstances the mast hard•
tined have reformed and bosoms enterprising, end r
getie, valuable and moral citizens, and we believe
that some such system would have the effect of con
vesting the most hardened and reekle.s; criminals
who infest tho perlieus of the large cities of our land,
into valuable members of 'topiary, and, in many
cases, into God-fearing christians.
Peonsyfoania Veterans.—The Allentown (Pa.>
Republican notices two aged men,^now living iu Le
high county, who may he well called relics of the
olden time. The one, Mr. John Harlacher, is ninety
four years old, and celebrated the return of his birth
day, two Sundays ego, be visiting the place where he
wee born, at Helfrich's Spring, in E iuth Whitehall
township, which is about ei - ; oi lea from the present
residence in Upper Soudan. The old man ESA be
wanted to Lake one more drink from the old spring
he loved to visit in his boyhJod, and around which
he sow many a hand of Indians assemble, near a
contury ago. The other obl reieTan, Mr. Phillip
Weitzol, of Lower Macungy township, must be i
liet.rty " old block" of a Democrat. Ito it over
eighty tire years of age, and yet worked in the late
harvest like a young tune. Ile rut with his own
hands thirty. three stocks of grain and fifteen stacks
of timothy. He also assisted to ui-Ni in haymaking
Betijur d sad accident occurred o°
Friday of last week, near Bedford, by which a little
eon of Jacob Ringler of that county, only nine
years old, was almost instantly killed. I t, , occurred
in this wise: Henry Shrimper, one of thet—employ
ees of Mr. Stoner's foundry in Berlin, wee driving a
wagon on the Bedford pike, heavily laden with iron ;
the boy was on the road in company with his uncle,
Daniel Dingier, and while his attention was attract
ed by a woman who had just passed on horseback,
one of the horses attached to Shumper's wagon
knocked him down, and before tie wagon could be
slopped tho heavy wheels passed over his head, com•
pletely crushing it. He died almhat instantly. No
blame is attached to Shutuper, as the boy wee unseen
by him at the time.
The Eire,* of Tobacco.—The Dublin Medical
Pr,96 , assorts that the pupils of tho Polytechnic
School in Paris have recently furnished some ouromis
statistics bearing ou tobacco. Dividing the young
gentlemen of that college into two groups—the
smokers and non-smokers—it shows that the smokers
havoiroved themselves, in the various competitive
examinations, far inferior to the others. Not only
in the examinations on entering the school are the
smocors in a lower rank, but in the various ordeals
that they have to pass through in a year, tho aver
age rank of the smokers had constantly fallen off,
and not inconsiderably, while the men who did
not smoke enjoyed a cerebral atmosphere of the
clearest kind.
Complinzetitetry Bencjit t., Lo iforric--Wo are
gratified to announce that Lon Morris, of (he Morris
Bros., Pell and Trowbridge Minstrols, takes a bona
fit at Masonic Ball. It is unnecessary for as to on-
large on the capacities for pleasing and the extraor
dinary success of this extreruly popular troupe—
their history in this city speaks for itgolf. Sutriae it
to ray, that Lon is one of the "bright, particular
stars" of the company, and that he deserves a
bumper on this ccoasion. We feel satisfied that the
hall will be filled this evening. We shall he there—
with our new hat on.
Half Fare —Thomas A. Scott, Esq., General So
perintendent of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
gives notice that excursion tickets at half faro will
be issued from all pointy along the way to this city,
good for one week from Monday, September 27,
during the State Fair and the dedication of Odd Fel.
lows' Hall. ,t is also announced that articles intend
ed for exhibition at the Fair will be carried at half
the usual rates. Oth-r roads are making similar ar
rangoments, among blob wo notice the Northern
Oentral and Philadelphia and Reading Railroads.
Periodicals.—To those of our readers who pur
chase tho periodical literature of the day, ( and who
does not ?) we would say that our enterprising friend,
.1. B. D. Clark, at his News Depot, No. 4 Girard
House, has just received his usual supply of the
Eastern weekly literary journals, comprising Harper,
Balton, Waverley, Frank Leslie, Ledger, Mercury,
Home :TOurnal, Clipper, ,t.o. He has also the October
numbor of tbat very funny shoot—" Nick Nar."
The Peany/rania Canal.—lt has been supposed
that the State works purchased by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will soon be closed as unprofitable.
We learn, from an article in the Harrisburg Patriot
and Union, that the net revenue to the Company,
since the works passed into their hands, notwith
standing the - immense expense incurred in repairs,
up to the first of July last, is, in excess of expendi
tures, $38,692,02, and this during one of the
duties
business years the country has ever experieneed.
That barrel of whisky at the Mayor's office, for
which no owner has yet been found, turns out to be
cider. It is singular it should remain there so long
without being discovered.' Who found out the sell ?
Judge Hampton will deliver an opinion in the
bench warrant ease, noticed by us yesterday, this
morning. -
Pickpockets.—For some time a•,gang of juvenile
pickpockets has infested the vicinity of the railroad
depot on Grant street, and numerous small amounts
have boon stolon. On Friday morning, Mrs. Cather
ine West arrived at the depot and stopped on the
platform, where she was immediately surrounded by
some half a dozen of these expert rascals, and her
pocket-book, containing some forty dollars, forcibly
taken from her pocket. This occurred in broad day
light, at cloven o'clock in tho morning. The pollee
were put on the track, and succeeded in arresting
two, •u'posed to bo of tto party, John Montague
and William CampteD. The Mayor committed them
for farther hearing to-day.
Sales of Stocks.—The following sales of stocks
were made last evening at the Merchants' Exchange,
by Messrs. Austin Loomis & Co.
20 .tharei Pitt.burgb Gas Co.
so •• du do
'2O '• du do
1.6 do do
40 " do do
60 " do do
ICo '• do do
146 " do do
'2O " do do
40 " do do
WO ghar .1
Police I - tem.—Mayor Stuckrath committed Wm.
Taylor to jail yesterday on a charge of assault and
battery with intent to kill, preferred by Wm. Martin.
Ile will have a farther boring on Monday next.
James Haley, who has had sevotal examinations
before Alderman Donaldson, on a chargeo. r
pati,ng
counterfeit money, made by Samuel Berman. on oath,
has been finally committed for trial in default of bail
in the sum of two hundred dollars.
Delayed.—The mail train due on Wednesday even
ing at 8:45, on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chi
cago Railroad, was delayed by a freight car which
had been thrown off the track at Wooster, prevent
ing the passage of the train. It was after midnight
when the mail train arrived hero.
Pardourd.—Tho notorious Jack Coop, who has
boon in the county jail for some time under sentence
for subornation of perjury, was pardoned by Gov.
Packer, on the 15th. His pardon arrived yesterday,
and be was released.
Miss Henry still continues to improve, though but
slowly, and the chances for her recovery are good.
We hope to kw able soon to announce that the is en
tirely out of danger.
Bowman & 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 your 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 done for four
years.
We cheerfully, and unasited, recommend your Com
potud to all who are suffering under that terrible
disease—Consumption
JAMES SOOTHRRLAND.
MARY R• SOUTRRRLAND
Ky., Jul`, 1868.
Light dats neatly made. l'ants and vests suited
to the season_ Summer under wear of silk, and cot
ton, Silk and linen hosiery, ter men's and boy's wear,
at close rates for cash, by Carnaghan, Federal street,
Allegheny eity. e
DR. d. lIUSTETTBR'S CELEBRATED STOMACH
Ilf ITEILE. 14 the cure of Enver and Ague, id beyond
all controversy the safest and best remedy that could be
need by the afflicted, fJr all diseases of the above nature.
The meet violent attacks of thi.l dreadful disease have often
Men prevented by the use of this reliable remedy. The
"Bitters" have teen nand by the proprietor in an extensive
practice, in the treatment of Pev,r and Ague, for a number
of years, and its worin3:ful carat ire powers are well known
both to the press and the publ Tnose who de.ire a thor
ough renovation of their entire not fall to
use the " Bitters."
t3lO I y au,l I,Mb - re ovary hero,
wad by :11,gTETTER , k SMITH,
Al.ll L(1 rel.' tlll,l Proprittora,
B'4 hi Rater uud n 8 Flout strekto.
.1. M. OLIN'S UELIiIIiRATED STOMACH LtIT
TEtiS--Try [heti, and satisfy yonraelves that they
are all they ore re,:.. ❑:w_•„. d .e. TL- proprietor duee
not pretend to eay that they will tut • all the diaemee Ileah
is heir to, but leaves them to L.,: their own Caudill, and the
conair t rtly tacrepAng d.onaLd fm them it sufficient proof
that they are till they ar. recomiii..mlil to lie, and far im
parter to any preparation of the hJcd nos, ip the market.
Their ace to alway:attondel beneficial re
sults to ,:rises of fippepsia, 1 e 410 w-tit", Weak nee; of the
stomach, etc. It ionlONec all ini.rbid twitter
iron the stomach, aseiaa digestion, and Imparts a healthy
the whole ay-stem. Ito sloe ant call for J. M. (din's
iiit.turti, 411 a roe that the article pUr-
udi tkrnt,l
chased bears the name of PA manufacturer.
Far sula by J JI. OLIN, t! proprietor and ruauniactorzr
257 l'euu street, l'iitatinrgh, Pa., and by druggistn and
I irig
de•tera
.11.11.E8 H AUEL'S EAU 4TH E. I ENN 'lt LIAM
k•tr , 4r, oi t. , 1 , 1/1 , 1:1 frri lbrrmtlit
ut . hir.licrohg I,(q - it. LI hi, which have tog' ud 103
t Ilency. Ito t ere Jwil:..tr ical ll. opttunitV? to 1.1.10er
of no it other a nba!ancce ou to: lug tnto tlo Ottipt:siti)n o
hair pripa rani nil &lot( rioat in their prtopertios, and doing
perrtutheotly. This eicilont preparation (by!, wt.,
rost, reit the Hair ieJnt. I by ege or with
a new growth, and buituticie, tl e whole head with fine
gassy Bair.
S , B VA RM. fOCI: A CC, No. 60, corner
Fuurth htiti WIA.III atreula Di or efets g,necally, and at the
Latocratory of Juke 11,1101 A C.., No. 7U4 Chesnut street,
pbiladelphiet. selt3
.... .
JOSEPH MEYER,
MANUFACTURFA OF
Fancy & Plain Furniture & Chairs
Warerooms, 42-1 Penn street,
ABOVE THE CANAL BRilitik:,
4 lu Rddition to the Fo oitn re hns:heo; I onto tlevo
att.iti,,n 14, UN I/ Pit FAK IN nom and Carriages
urnl hed
L. T. KENNEDY. W. S. KENNEDY.
SrI'EAM 1 IIA I/9
ALI,EIiIiENY CITY,
U. T. KENNEDY & BRO.
nyhl, AND CoRN PUIiCHASED
FLOUR., COliN MEAL, AND LIoMINY,
hiANUFAOIIIii,ED AND DELIVEB.ED
iN PiTII. 4 BURCIH AND ALLE.4IIENY
an7:lydewl TERM :1 CASH ON DELIVERY
FALL FASHIONS.A
•
IteaCIVC)I7I-1:0 CfC
HATTERS, HAVE RECEIVED TIIE
Ball etylea of
SILli H AT S, CASOLF,IIri ITATS, FRENCH SOFT HATS.
TII LI LATEST FT LES OF CAPE,
No. V''t Wood Street, Pittlibargb
WILL R E-0 N 0 N
TETURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2.1),
PROF. CONVI'E ' S
FASHIONABLE 1) ANC I N U ACADEMY,
AT NEVILLE HALL, CUANT.P. F91.1P.T11 AND I.III.IEILTY 818.
DAYS OF TUITION—Tue;day4, Thursdays and Satur
days. Master and Misses C 111.4,1 at 3 e. 7.1.; L 13.1104 Cta9i 4
P. II ; Gentlemen ' s Class BP. u l•rd Cox per can ho seen
at the Scott House, daily a QV) lin
DISSOLUTION -'TIE FIRM OF KN AP,
WADE A C). was dis , olved en the first of July last.
Their unsettled bustuese will to attended to by their
esa.ms, HN AP, RUDD A 01
VOTIT PITT FOUNDRY-CO-PARTNER.
SHIP.—Tee onJersigued have formed a Co-Partner
&My under the firm, name of RN AP, RUDD & CO., and
will continue the brßlneaa of the late firm of Rnap, Wade
a Co., at th• Fort Pitt Foundry. CUARLES }CRAY,
Pittsburgh, l If. F. RTJDD,
July 1, 1858. f tie7:2w NTOIIOLAS K. WADE
SINGER'S
ORA
T HE GREAT SUPERIORITY OF
SINGER'S MACHINE
Over all others, for the use of Clothing and Bhoe hlsuanfao
turers, Harness Sinkers, Carriage Trimmers and Coach
Makers, has long beep known and practically alcriowlegcci.
HIS NEW FAMILY MACHINE,
Which is a light, compact and highly ornamental machine,
(doing its work equally well with thelarge machines,) and
must become a favorite for family use
sir A full supply of the above Machines for sale at New
York prices, by It. STRAW, 32 Market ',treat,
'
anlik
ly-2p Pittsburgh, Penns.
5 ACRES OF GOOD LAND, 300 FRUIT
trees, a well of good eater, dwelling lionse of eight
rooms, nitwits at one mite below idoZemport, and near to
Railroad Statical for sale on easy terms 1.7
gtd4a 1:=10131' is BON 5.1, Market it._
$67 62 1 ,
67 10
67 Cu
66
66 50
66 25
. 66 00
65 75
65 62%
Co 60
.1' 1T T I? C.' I? G IT, P. 41
rr,r):l:.tly —lc
CI:UHL:IIS KNAP,
WILLIMf WADN
11 F. RUDD,
ROM. C. TOTTEN
COMMERCIAL
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ALLEGHENY CATTLE. MARKET.
AISSGEIENY Cirri, September 16, 1858.
The market for the past week has been very dull, and the
prima have declined, the demand being entirely local
BEEVES
Offered by No. told
V. offered
25 1. 'iceboat].
17 .... ..N.
17 G. W. Angel. •
22 ••• Qrry .t• Waite.. .
1.9 J. Henderson
44 8. 1111 brother
11 T. Robinson
84 Myers & Brother...
48...... N. Carr • • •
23 J. Price di Co
23 Baton & Co .
8 IL 'deans
17 Mr. Cray
19.....Amee & llqwson
73 1 Kramer
35 Marko & Traurinan
42 J. B. Huff
33 J. rd organ
30 Merrick & Aid ..... . .
01 Mr. Andersen...... ..
85...... K rouse & G00d......
20 G. Miller
....T. Bingham
18 11. W. it lehmond ••
211 J. Shade.- • •
20 .... . A. Kellner
51 J. Mitchell.-- •
21 T. Smith
Vn J. Bradfield ....... .
27 J. Turner.... .•
W Hazlewer.l....
44 . Tr4ualeut
020 oftert 1
788
2 Irf t to.or owl vent east
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
1464 Sht,p offered; C. 30 sold, Om balance sent Past. The
prices ranged from 'l. to 2 , 4 gross. 200 Lambs offered, and
all sold at t.lO - . :41,50 It bead.
Hogswereo6.re.l and Hold at 3'/,@ 4 0., groat'.
VIALS.
100 ofrerrd at the yards and railroad platforms, the prices
ranging from $2 to $5 'l4 head.
PITTSBURGH MARKET
Reported P.:a •p - s;ly for tke Duly Morning Post.
September 16, 1464
FLOUR...SaIes rather duller today, reaching abmit 430
bbls. from store. Th, following aro the ruling rates:—
Superfine $5,50®5.85; extra do $5,70, and extra family
$5,87056. 20 tibia Rye Flour sold at ?,4.
Y...Palet 12 loads from scales at s9@l2 ton.
iIRAIN...EaIes of 300 bu b. Oats from wagon at
BACON...SaIes 2000 lbs. Shoulders at 7!4c., and 1000 lbs.
Fides sold at 8-, 1 4c.
SOO AR—Sales 9 bhda. N. O. at 9:4.
OOPFEE—SaIes 14 sacks Rio at 12%c.
(lII6IISE...SaIes 28 boxes W. R. at 7%c. a Ih.
01L...8 bbls. Lard 011 No. 1 at 8.5 e.
PEACHES _Sales of BO baskets Jersey at $2.254$
msket
Wl:ll9AY..Bales 4 bbk. rc , otillbd at 313/b27c.
VINEGAR .It,•gular sake of Ballou'a to city and r,iunfry
r, ; all other markuts go.
Foreign fillarttets
ftr .S62rrwr r..—ic4.l
LirEmmet, September 3.—Cotton Market —Since the pre
vions advices there has been a &dine of 1 ,4 d, especially In
the lower grades of Cotton, the market being firm at the
Hose, but quiet. The sales of the week amount to 45,000
bales: including 1400 tales to sport.lators and 3500 bales for
eat.: t. The following are ho authorized quotations .
tirleans 7%; middling 7 1.16; Mobile fair 7 116; middling 6
10-16, uplands fair 7 3-16. middling 0% The stink in port
is estimated at 636,000 bales, including 660,000 bales of
American.
I;cm - ward Breadsluns Market.—The market closes steady.
The Liverpool Provision Markets are gonerally steady
The Manchester advises are favorable.
London Money Mitrket.—The Money Market is generally
unchanged. There is an ins eased demand for funds. Con•
bids closed at 06%i'it0i4 for money and account. The bul
lion in th • batik was increased I 1 n mg th a week 4:143,000,
Philadelphia nark-et
PIITLADELPEIIA, Ekiptembe.r . 16—f I , nr unebanged; sales of
good western extra. for export, at ;6.25. and to the trade at
Za 2545,37 for old stock, and $5,5061' 5 ,52 rot - fresh ground,
$fdra.6.2.5 for extra, $8,50@7,25 for extra family and fancy.
Nothing doing in liye Flour or Uurn Meal. The demand
for Wheat is limited, sales of 2009 and Lnoo bosh fair and
prime red at $1,26a1,28, and whits at $1 3:501,40. stye is
in demand at 70475 c for new, and 78@80e for old. Corn
is iu demand at for ys.low. Oats in limited re
quest; pairs of 311011 bush new southern afloat at 43c. In
tireeeries and Provisions there in very little doing. Whisky
in demand at .4 to 20c f)r bbla.
4:3lucPnnat3
September 15.—Flour Ilan cod axtra 10c
}do higher, sales of 1600 bbls at v0w,35 for good griper
doe t.. dcnble extra white wheat; nearly 4000 bbin were re
ceiv,d within the last 24 lir,urt. Whleky ban declined to
with soles of 900 bbls closing with a good demand
Mon I ork end Lard unchanged. :.tOOO hhds Baran sold lit
fic for Shoulders and 734'08 for Sides; holders sell quite
her.vy bulk Sides are wanted at 7:3i, but lire held at
Money Is easy. Exchange on the east has advanced to
% premium, and la In good demand.
scaw York Market
ENV YORK, :Aoptorul,r 10.—Cotton quiet: Ealea 300 bales.
Fl firm: sales 13,000 bbls Stato $.4,90®55: Ohio 0.13549
5.75. Wheat firm; oalea 25,000 bush Milwaukee club at UM
(o 21,03. In Advancing; ales of 70.006 hush at 84088
r white. l'ork firm at $15,3d . - $1.5,40 for prime. Freights
it.uctive.
SEWING MACHINES.
ENVINU MACHINES-
THE $2O AAP $4O
DOIIBIa: Loon STITCH
SEWING MACHINES
Are now on Exhibition, at the
HOSIERY STORE 0!
MR. DALY,
NO. 20 FIFTH STREIOT,
Tilt.GO Machines era admitted to be the beet In market for
family use, ruatinz an dastic double thread stitch, which
will not rip &van if every fourth stitch ho cut. It is the
ot,h . 1.. w priced double thread Machine in market. Orders
will ho received and promptly filled M. by
. DALY, Agent.
No. 20 Fifth street, on the corner of
Pit Market alley,
tsourgh, Pa.
6.1 r NOTIOE—M. DALY, en the corner of' Fifth street
awl Mai Let alloy, is the only one of the name In business
an 1...0 street. jyls:ly
W. C. ELLIOTT,
THE first place in public estimation is th,w
Justly accorded to the GROVER it DAHER MA
CHINE, fur family Sowing, fur the following reasons:—
let. It is MORE SIMPLE and EASILY KEPT IN ORDER
than any other machine.
2d. It makes a seam which will NOT RIP or RAVEL,
though every third stitch is ent
ail. It sews from two ordinary spool, and thus all trouble
of winding thread is avoided, while the same Machine can
be adapted, at ples , ure, by a mere change of spools, to all
varieties of work.
4th. The same lAachina taxi Bilk, linen thread and apoo
cotton, with equal facility.
bth. The seam td 119 elastic as the most elastic fabric, so
tbst It is tree fr,te all LIABILITY to BREAK., in WASIII-
IN G, RON ING, or otherwise.
6th. The stitch made by thin Machine Is more BEAUTI
FUL thou any other mode, either by hand or machine.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS..
Grover & Baker's is the hest .—Amer.l Agriculturist
To all of which the Tribune says, amen.—{N. Y. Tribune.
It is all that It claims to be.—{ . N. Y. Independent.
it finishes its own work; others do not.—[home Journal.
We give it the preference.—',Amer. Baptist.
It n. eds only to be seen to be appreciated.—{Phretio.
Journal.
Adapted for woolens, linen or cotton.—{ Amer. Medical
Monthly.
We like Grover & Baker's best—{Ladies' Wreath.
" Which is the best?" Grover & Y. Dispatch.
Superior to all others.--{N. Y. Mercury.
We have no hesitation In recommending It.—{N. Y. Ex
press.
It requires no raapooling.—{N. Y. Evangelist.
For family use they are nnrivaled.—{N. Y. Daily News.
They sew a seam that will not rip.—{N. Y. Courier.
It performs nobly and expeditionsly.—,N. Y. Examiner.
Remarkable for te elasticity ot scam—police Gazette
Well adapted to all kinds of family sewing.—tN. Y. Ohs
The most blineed invention of modern times.—llldotti
Magazine.
Beat adapted for family use.—[N. Y. Day Book.
We do not hesitate to recommend IL—IN. V. Chronicle.
It sews strongly and does not rip.— , ,Life I Y llustrated.
The prince of inventions —l . Prot. Churchman.
It Is woman's best friend.—lN. Y. Weekly News.
And two hundred more refelences.
To Clergymen end Benevolent SOoletleo.
The GROVItR & BARER `B WINO MACHINE C') will
111, fur the present, to Clergymen and Benevolent Bocieties
their emperior machine at one-half ELLIOTTetaiI price.
W. C. Agent,
No. H Fifth street.
WE HAVE FOR SALE,
VERY DEsIRAI3LE RESIDENCES IN
Pittsburgh, Allegheny City, Man
chester and Sharpsburgh.
ALSO .
HOUSES TO EXCHANGE FOR FARMS,
AND YANKS IN
ALLEGHENY, BEAVER, FAYETTE, AND LAWRENCE
COUNTIES FOR SALE.
AND
LAND IN WISCONSIN . AND MINNESOTA,
To exchange for city propeety,or good manufactured articles.
WM, BRAZIER t CO.,
Real palate Agents,
-r,. Jonas' Bulldog, CT Fourth stree4.o
BRANDIES, GINS, WINES, ETC.,
DEALERS IN
FINE OLD MONONGAILELA RYE WHISKY, PEACEI
AND APPLE BRANDY. ALSO,
RECTIFIERS AN D DISTILLERS,
Corner of Smithfield and front Streets,
11.1.4 j PITTSBURGH, PA.
left uver
17 2 1 4@3
17 2N(413
72 2 1
,4 3
23.4
44
n 3302
11 S ®3
48 2, , A8
24 2 @D.:,
9 2 e 2
17 2 @ v).;
11 2%®2 .
33 2 @3/ 4
42 2;4A3
43 1 ©2!4
31) 2%®3
S. B. & C. P. MARKLI4],
PRINTING, JOR, AND ALL RINDS OF WRAPPING
..at..l =ll) MR..'
Warehouse, No. 27 Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Raga bought at marketrag
R EMO AL.
J OLIN MOORHEAD has removed to
No. 74 Waiter street, below Market
lett over.
234©3
20 2 1 /„Ala
8 2
1 , 3 Bent east.
Irl 2',
2%
1,1 2V,
zt 2 1 4.,
10 3
27 2 (gt 3
17 2 caa3
44 $1 "heal
JOHN MOORHEAD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
PIC METAL AND BLOOMS,
7I WATER STREE C: ET,
PITTSBURgII, PA
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
ISAAC) JONES JNO. L. BOYD WM_ 1510011LLODG II
JONES, BOYD & CO.
CAST STEEL.
ALSO,
SPRING, PLOW' AND A. B. STEEL,
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
Corner Ross and First Streets,
y 25 PITTSBURGH, PA.
3100RHEAD
American, Plain 61 Corrugated,
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON,
For Roofing, Ou'acting, Spouting, eft,
AGENTS FOR WOOD'S PATENT
MITATION RUSSIA SHEET IRON
Warehouse, No. 135 First street,
mr26:ly-is
ROO ERB' IMPROVED PATENT
iTEEL CULT! VATOR TEETH,
couNBR ROSS AND WiRST STELBSTA,
PITTSHUItofI, PA
L. C. IIIiIPBUILLI,
ATTORN Al' LAW AND CONVEYANCIiit
Orllloll WPM IL I,IIIIOIIRM
Forwarding and Cononigaion Merchant,
you NAL!! OP
our, Grain, Bacon, Lard, I Sutter, Seeds, Dried Fruit
and Produce. generally,
Corner of fdarket and larat giros t
PITTBBII ttO f , P A
Riren ro—Brancis G. Dail.q, Es: 'William Dilworth, Sr..
. Ontlthort A Son, Pittaborgh; Boyd & Ott., lielskoll
rrNiringen, S. Brady, Cast.. AI. g M. Bank. List & Howell,
Mangle & Co., Cltlorgn W. Ander-ton, Doalo -, Paxton &
WtwelJog. nty2a:2etf
DST PREMIUM REIDY MADE LINEN
DRESS STOCK AfAIsrUFACTORY,
NO. 606 ARCH STREET,
Bilk, Morino and Cotton Under :. 2 1.drtg and Drawers, Cra
vAto, dcarl4. Gloves, liandgereidota, E.a, Dressing downs,
tddrtis Wrappers, and Drina 11111 , 10 to ordnr by mean.
111,3r11013t, and warranted to give 4411 traction. Jel:lyd
E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO.,
IMPORTERA OF
WINES, BRANDIES, &C.,
GO AND SEE
GEORGE P. WERTZ'S
First Premium Blind Facto
CORN ER THIRD I ND MA RE ET STS., PITTSBU 1111 H.
rrHOSE WISHING TO FURNISH THEIR
A House with VENITLAN WANDS, of the most exqui
site and elaborate finish, will find it to their interests to give
me a call before purchasing elsewhere. My work is got up
by the best mechanics (not apprentices.) Every attention's
given to the wants of customers. Prices low. All work
warranted. No. 72 THIRD dtreot, Pittsburgh. [myB:lyis
DAVID H. WILLIAMS,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR
FOR THE ERECTION OF GAS WORKS, for from five
qurnere and upwards, and for Heating Buildings, public or
private, by Steam, Hot Water or Furnaces,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
CARTWRIGHT & YOUNG,
(Succsztors to John Cartwright,)
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
of Pocket and Table Cutlery, Surgic .1 and an i Den
tal instruments, Guns, Pistols, Fishing Tackle, etc., No. 86
Wood street. They give special attention the rushulactur.
ng of Trusses, Supporters, etc. Jobbing and 14 - .. pairing
Ith pnectuality Bad despatch. apPt
HITCHCOCK., 111'CREERif ,&„ C•O.
(StrOOMBSORB TO HUMAN, M'Crarair Sc G 0.,)
VORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MESOLIANTS, Wholesale Dealers In Produce, Flour
and Wool, No. 114 Second street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Springer ilarbangh, Joseph E. Elder, St- Louis;
Pitt..2l3ergb : Penton Bros.,
11. Childs A Co., " 'Cornell & Dorsey, Baltimore;
Ragaley, Cosa-rave & Co., " Garret &11........*tin,Philadelphim
IdoCandiess,ldeans & Co., " James, Rentoianttie & Co. "
G. W. Smith, & Co., " Weaver IC Graham,
Gte. M.k L. llord, Cincinnati Sterling A Co.,
A. Fenton & Bros., Yord, tiilmore r 1 (Iv.,
to y 31.21
WILLIAM CLAYTON & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
I,IIQ,UOR MIP.I.E{CEIANTS!,
NO. .37 DIAMOND ALLEY,
Near Wood street,
PITTSBOROII, PA.
4-4- Always on hand, Blackberry, Cherry, and Coyote
limllea, Old Monongahela and Rectified Whisky, of the
Po best ci . delayiie?:
WILLIAM BAGALEY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
Nos. LS and 20 Wood Street,
jr2.3: tf PITTSBURGH.
W. H. moom G. M. DOSCH.
W McGEE & CO.
•
MIIRCHANT TAILORS,
Dealers In Ready Made Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnish
lug Goods, corner of Federal street and Market Square Ails
gheny City, Pa. .1e12:ly
•
HOEEBT .
R OBERT DALZELL & CO., Wholest►le
rll' . erg, C.) UllikiB3iol3 end Forwarding Merchant.
and
DE.IOI , in Prodnen and Pittabargh Slannfacturfw, No. 351
L11 ,,, te street. Pittr.bargh. Vb. Darbky.
BUSINESS CARDS
J. &'l'. GROUTT,
IMPORTERS oV
MANIIPAOTUSERS OF
I=l
UMIII/A01V3133A OP
MANUFACTURER OF
PITTSBURGH, PA
10.11. ROGERS & CO.,
MANIIPACTII anns 0T
No. Pa Sttx:Ti.h ntratf
JAMES 4. FETZER,
W M. W. ili N I G Et T ,
WE10LP.9 , 11.8 ALT CURTAIL
ALSO DNALE $6.6 IN
PINE OLD WEEISKYS,
NO. 6, NORTH FRONT STREET,
P 131 L ADEL PHIAd
MIEZECUI
FURNITURE FOR CASH.
A full assortment of
Pittsburgh nmnnfantare 4 ITOWITTUItiI, embracing
BUREAUX,
BOOK CAseß,
WARD ROBES,
And ev , ry cat.leie needed well farnishod dwelling, se
well aa spleahl assortment of
OFFICE FURNITURE,
Constuutly oo hand and made to order. As the only terms
on which business Is done at this eatabllahment is for CASH.
Prices are made accordingly. Persons in Want of anything
to the above line, would be advantaged by calling at
PACK:MEE. rawnrs,
No. 103 Smithfield street, helm Fifth.
J. D. Fixxviu,
Jowl M. Isms.
N EW ICE CREAM SALOON,
AND LA.DIEEto RESTAITRANT,
NO. 27} FIFTH STREET.
The subscriber has Based, and fitted up several commodi
ous roams, nearly oppoalto the Exchange Bank, on Fifth
street, which are now, opea for the Bummer Beason. la
dles and gentlemen am always And an abundant supply of
IRRSH CONIECTIONABY, 'TRU ITS, pap MESA
WATER lOU, and all the refreabmonta or the season. All
are rallyrequested to visit the rooms, and teat for
(Ja10)
DR. 18. A. WILSON'S
Tonic, Cathartic, and Anti-Dyopeptic
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
B. L. FATINESTOCK & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
B. L. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE,
No. 60 corner of Wood and Fourth Streets,
,--„
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A
THESE PILLS HAVE NOW, TO A
limited extent, been before the public in 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 thegreat essen
tials of a family medicine, or that there are 'othei. Pills their
superior, etc; but such, however, is not the case, their sup
ply from a want of disposition or ability, on the part of the
original proprietor, (Dr. Wilson,) was always limited 'to such
an extent as at times to rendor it difficult to fill home orders,
t.nt .ith even this disadvantage wherever M.(' they have
never failed to call forth the strongest testimony In their
favor—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 followings--
We, the subscribers, Ministers of the Gospel, and members
of the Pittsburgh Annual Conforeaoe of the Methodist Epis
copal Church, having each and all of us, during the post
few years, had fi equent opportunities of teaming and trying
the character of Dv. H. A. Wilson's Tonic, Cathartic, and
Anti-Dyspeptic Pills, aro prepared to, and now state with
pleasure, in this communication, thai 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
dick-Headache and Dyspepsia for which they are recom
mended, but as a safe family remedy among children, and
for the prevention and removal of Bilious attacks, etc.
Rove. Jas. 0, &minim, Win D. Lemon, Jno. L. Williams,
Thos. Baker, Francis 11. Read, Harvey Bradshaw, Wesley
Smith, Moses Tichuell, A. Jackson, Cornelius Jackson, W.
Browning, Hosea McCall, E. Hays, B. F. Sedwick, G. :Martin,
Thos. McGrath, J. M. Reger, Wm. Smith, N. Callender, S.
R. Brcckunier, C. D. Battle, John West, Win..Tiptou, C.
Hodgson, John Murray, S. B. Dunlop, Dr. J. J. Jamison.
(From the Corresponding Conference of the Methodist
Protestant Chirri.h, signing the same.)
Revs. Geo. Brown, Geo. Hughes, Joel Dolby, Jr., Z. Ragan,
Jer. Browning, Win. Ross, Robt. Simonton, Jno. Clark, Jas.
Piper, John Burns, Daniel G. Ostrom, John Beatty.
ly experience is not as extensive as the expression in the
above certificate; hat as far as my opportunity of testing
Lim virtues of Dr. Wilson's Pills has occurred, I cheerfully
blltlol , 4e the sentiment of their superior value.
WILLIAM REEVES.
From the Rev. I. S. Hubbard, Ohio, Oct 27, 1839.
Da. Wiwi:lt—l feel myself a thousand times obliged to
you. I have for some years been afflicted with the dyspep
sia and, from the good effects already produced by your
pills lu my case, I am persuaded that the continued use of
them will Ilnally effect a thorough cure; I therefore, wish
you to seuil me four boxes by the bearer of this, and oblige
yours, etc. ISRAEL SHARP.
IM=MI
Extract of a letter from Col. Camp, an elderly gentleman of
Virginia, who has raised a numerous family, of some
medical reading, an I much experience in the use of
medicine.
I do most earnestly hope that you will adopt some plan
to supply us with your most excellent Anti• Dyspeptic Pill.
I have been iu the nibit of using it myself, and in my fami
ly, from the time you first brought them Into we in our
neighborhood, and upon all occasions have found them to
answer the iiiirpo , ci for which they were administered , My
wile hm b veil , much afflicted with sick headache, and,
by using one-half of on , of the pills, has uniformly found
relief. I think It superfluous to enumerate the different
complaints fur which I have admin!litered these pills. Suf
fice it to say that, sJ far as the numerous complaints set out
In the wrapper have fallen under my notice, the pill has had
the desired effect iu removing the name; and so far as my
self have been concerned, I can say that they leave the
bowels in better order °tau the use of any other cathaitic
that I have used,
CARRIAGE fiIANUFACTORT
AND
EASTERN REPOSITORY
JOSEPH WHITE
AS JUST RECEIVED AT HIS RE
POSITORY, sitnated near the Two Mile -
Run, between Pittsburgh and Lavirencerille, a ?:-
Hplendjd and general assortment Of Carriages, Buggies, Su -
Lies, etc. His arrangements are such that he IS constantly
re-G. - dying new and secondhand vehicles, and the public may
rely on ul ways finding a good stock on hand. Re also man
ufacteres to order, on short notice,
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
And all pertaining to the Unsiness. With eighteen yearn'
[Tactical orperience in this busiuese, and his well-known
facilitisA, lie flatters himself that he offers great inducements
to purchasers.
4 The establishment is located on the route of the Ex
celalur timuildis Line of Ooaches, pasting the door every
nfteen minutes. sel.o:daiw
ire* C. WEST it CO.,
AiAITUFACT (TILERS OF
CARRIAGES,
ROCHAWAYS, BUGGIES, SULKIES AND SLEIGHS.
No. 107 Penn street., PITTSBURGH, PA
.Sir• All work warranted to bo of the I,, , materiale and
v.orkmanallip tnyllaydle
EPOT FOR THE SALE OF COAL OIL
132 South Second Street,
Lubricating Oil for all kinds of Machinery, Binnacle or
Lamp Oil, Is superior to the best winter strain sperm for
burning in all kinds of
LAMPS, LANTERNS, HEADLIGHTS, &C
THOMAS' SUPERIOR PATENT IMPROVED LAMP
This lampperforms 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
flume. Nor sale wholesale and retail by
aul22md IL BOUIIE A 11, si . .*A gen t.
AUTUMN TRADE, 1858.
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GrOoi)S,
la R. la IS Si (Ge- 401 CD 13 S ,
OF NEWEST STYLES.
SRI faVYIS IN EVERY VARIETY
ARIN OEI, COEURGS, MUSLIN DELAINES.
VELVXTS, SILKS, - ArPiTIAS, GING LIAMS.
(:LUPUS, CA: 4 SIMERERES, SATINETS, VESTINGS.
Fi ANN PRINTS, BLEAT AND BROS' 111 GOI)DS
With a complete line of
lENBROIDERIES,
And other styles of Goods adapted to
A FIRST CLASS TRADE
All of which are offered for sale, cheap
W. G. CHITTICK & CO.,
438 Market & 433 Merchant Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
au` 7:2m-Ir -111c -we
No. 22 Cliff Street, New York,
MANUFACTURER OF
GLASS SYRINGES, HOMCEOPATHIC
VIALS, GRADUATED MEASURES,
NURSING BOTTLES, ETC.
Glees Ware for Chemists, Druggists, Perfnmers, Photo
graphers, etc. Green Glass Ware by the package. A later
al discount made to the trade. Orders from Country Drug
gists and Dealers solicited. Price Lints sent on app m lies,
jy3o:3
•
rrillE undersigned have formed a Co-Part
nerehip under the style of SHACHLETT, McLAIN
QV, feritrantacting Wholesale Dry Goods t:lciness.
WILLIAM SIIAOKLETT, JAMES McLAIN,
HUGH JONES, JOHN AUDAY,
T. T. MYLER.
SHAOKLETF, MCLAIN .4 CO., whoirsale dealers in For
eign and Domestic Dry Goods, No. 43 Wood street, opposite
St. Charles hotel. au23:lm
pERFECT TIME AT HALF T E
USUAL COST—AMERICLN WATCHES--APPLE
TON TRACY £ CO., MANUFACTURERS OF PATENT
LEVER WATCHES, WALTHAM, ItlASS.—These Watches
are made by the aid ornew and original machinery and
tools, expressly designed to secure, with a low price, a flue
substantial and reliable time keeper. To bo had at our
Agents, REINEMAN & MEYRAN, Pittsburgh, Pa.
APPLETON TRACY & 00.,
at- 10 Waltham, Mass.
CLOSING OUT 1 CLOSING OUT 11—Sale
of Spring and Summer stock of BOOTS and SHOES
Gouda marked down.
Nlen'a Canard worth $3,00 zoning at $2,25
CI 46 2,50 2,00
Ladles' " " 1,50 " 1,25
• ‘4' 66 1,25 " 1,00
" Boole " 1,26 ii vie
Misses'. Boys', Youth's and Children's eating' at the &ULM
proportion, at the Cheap Cash Store of
JOSEBEE H. BORLAND,
=2B 03 Market street, two doors from fifth.
MANILLA PAPERS. All Edges and
qualities, for sale by
WhL 0. JOHNSTON &
Paper Dealers and Stationers,
51 Wool street.
0 - ACRES of very desirable land, at a
5
short distance from the city, having some beautiful
sites for country residencee-47 acres contain coal of the
very best quality. For isle by
607 S . OOTEBEItT a SON, 51 Market at.
toyla-iv
QWEET POTATOF,S-10 barrels Jersey
Ajr swee Potatoo4 Just received and for gale by ,
1 4- /8 -• /TWA
WANTIII—E2 good Coop
wanted ti work on tight work., I ivtiire of
JAMES A. F.ETZKEI,
Corner Market and 'Fourth streets
34 set,llllE.-2
t ~ 4 -.a.
PILLS
AND PROPEXETOR OF
I am, sir, your friend and well-winker,
JAMItS M. CAMP
CARRIAGES.
PIIELADELITIA
AT WHOLESALE
A. a C. BROCKEN,
Corner :
,Market and Hirst Om
barrels fret & = MlT a. VOLUM Lime, for sale by
, ,__ _
AMUSEMENTS.
piT,TsB4GH• THEATRE.
Sole Lease() and Manager,
stage Direct0r...1....«
BENEFIT OF MR. J. H. TAYLOR
THIS EVENING, September 17th, will be acted
V IA GI NIII S.
Virginium....3lr. J. H. Tltylor M'Parland.
Virgnia Miss Oordelia OappolL
Facurite Dance ....;. Miss Jennie Might.
Grand Spanish Dance bliss Julia Tarntrall.
To conclude wall,
A DAY ALTER THE WEDDING
Col. Eroolove 'dr. Tax lor Lady Elizabeth..Mba CappelL
PRIOEs i OF ADMISSION:
Drees Circle and Pargnette.soo Family Circle—
Color.] Los PEI .......... Colored Gallery 250„
Tickets to TiVatO 80xe5r,...750 Whole BO.xeS $5 00.
Proseoninin Bozos $3 00.
Doors opon at 7 o'cloch. Curtain rises at 73(. 130 x Office
open from 10 to 3 o'clook.
IV/ __ 4C, Zia' AL Ma Ma.
RETURN OF TUE FAVORITES
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
COMMENCING
Monday Everqug, September 13th.
Morris Bros., Poll and Trowbridge Minstrels,
From the School Str , ,et t pera Br , ston.
T. 111.71. i STAR PF.RFoitsiERS,
BEST BAND IN TF.1.' , .: WORLD.
Sai- Admission, 2S cents ; Chilren 15. Doors open at 7
o'clock, commence at 8 o'clock. LON MORRIS,
seB Basiness Manager.
CARL FORMES IN PITTSBURGH.-
M. B. ULLMAN, .Diroctor of the Amdginy of Now
York, has the honor to ahnoun , !e that
CARL ;FORMES,
THE GRATE T BASSO,
Assisted by the principarAtr'sts and the °BAND OROHJES
TILA of the Academy of /11.1'Fie, New York, will give a Mam
moth Musical Festival in this city, on THURSDAY and FRI•
DAY, September d and ';4th Noll particulars In future
advertisement. seB:tf
ANNUAL
STATE FAIR
I t. i k I,i,
Pennsylvania StUte Agricultural Society.
SZYTEMB4Ii . 7"21, /IM A.ND 301,, A.NII OCTGIu IST, 1808
FAIR RC: N NI TL
Annunl Ada—Fao . ..a. Priddy, at e. M. Awards of Cern
[Wave announced linnsediately a.tervrerda.
Articles for rxhibiti iadAlressed to A. V. I.I4ISTER, &a>
rotary, Monongahela Hens., PittAnirgh.
Ail articles and stoes: intended fur oxhibitkis, transport
ed bf charge.
offieS, Na tiB Fifth strast, where aotties will be received,
and exhiblora' tickets futulahed. BOAA of entry closed on
Tuesday, noon. Pro-anent Mats ead Liat of Judged furnish
ed on application
Aleinbora"riolaets, ri ogle 11(111.1i8.41()E, 25 cents.
ra Whiter' moot bocorn6 ice:r.bor.4. A. O. Illtle,THlL
Hrcr tnry State Agricultural Boclety.
D. A. TAGiI ART, Prmiqviit javi:dawtd—a)
JOH ti's': AircA [(THY,
BILL, CiltillEAß AND CARD
Dt*lributor :land Poster,
i' 11 GB , rA.
Will pri - onptly at'ond I,:stribralog and Posting of
111 LLB, CliteU LA AND PROGRAAIBIEN,
For Itailroitilii, Ships, Atunnmente, flee.
All orders, either by mail, tt,it•grar4), or otherwise, sent
to the t fih• of tho Dailyi ,41671)try Pest, will be faithfully
otkoried to.
Pir:Augoti forwarde b., Adatna Expr,bB Oompany will
be promptly dimpomed of Icror., in g to directional.
DAGITERREAN GALLERIES.
anl4.ly—lq
R. M. CARGO & CO.,
Phologralpinetis and Atrili3Votypists,
NEW VOitK GALLEP.Y,
no. •21 Elan utreel,, and
t'S'tits! M t3ALLERY,
e W. car. nt vari:ol. and Diamond, Fittaborgb
IT ALI.. myt9:'..f—'dp
AMBROTYPES.-A BEAUTIFUL AND DURA
BLE PICTURIfe---;Warrauted—can be had uc low au
6c any drat clips eatabd9hmout in the country, at
Bed I.:1w WALL'S, Fourth street.
AMBROVYPES-
A BEAUMUL AND DURABLE PICTURE
RMANTKO, UAN 915 HAD AS LOW
AS AT ANY laliST CLAM RSTABLISIMENT
N TELE COUNTRY, AT
Htt; Et s
NEW DAGUERAEAN AND ANBROTYPV4
Mr: ;110E-Lio2ll
G A E
WITH STREET, NEARL Y OPPOSITE THE POST-ontios,
tat * .PICITIIRES taken in all the VSZLA:6 atylem, In any
weather, and warranted to please, at reaaonable rates.
S$X. Sick or di . ;creu3aft porn= tat:en at their roaidenca.
ap2o:lydzw-la
Removed to 21 Fifth Street.
CA_RGIO & CO.'S PLIOTOOrRAPHIO AND
AIILBItOTYPE c:IALLEFIV lots been removod from
78 Fourth street, to No, 21 Ilfth etreot, near
Thosorooms hating boon built especially for thiS purpose,
with three largo lighto, are not surpasged in the city for
comfort, convenience and excellence in arreogorn.e ,
zzr Our oid frionds,and pat. 7,„„,, „„ •
porior likenesses, aro invitett to tai!. itoc.3ption
and Specimens on the ground flour. ap7
AUCTION SALES
DAILY SALES AT NO. SCI FIFTH ST.,
At the new CeMaiercial t7eii,re uorus, 64, Fifth
street, every week day, are heid publk isles of geous in ail
variety, suited for the trade and consumers, from a large
stock which is connlintly repleni3hed with fresh c asign
!malts, that must be cloSed forthwith.
AT: , IO O'CLOCK, A. K.,
Dry Goods and fancy larticles, comprising nearly everything
needed in the line for personal and family sae ; table •
lory ; hardware; clothing; boots and shoes; ladies war.,
&c. AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. K.,
Household and kitchen furniture, new and second-hand;
beds and bedding; carpets; elegant iron stone China Ware;
stoves; cooking utensils; grocariee,
AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. hi.,
Fancy articles; watelies; clucks; 3ewciry ; musical instru
month; guns; clothing; dry goods; boots and shoes .hook
hook
stationery, &a. • Isedi P. K. DAVlti,Auct.s
STEAMBOAT► .
:;;ANPSWULLE.
POT it147. - lettc and Zanezville.
The staamer CI.P.ALLANI, Capt. MON.
11.0. E Aitthg.., will leave for the ahovo arid n❑
interow.liote porte ea every TUFLiDAY, at
•1 o'clock, P. N. ,
For froight or paattage apply on board
J. Si, I. PRICE'S
CENTRAL PLANING- MILL,
WATER STREET, A.LLEGRENY,
ARE now in full operation, with Fay & Co.?
improved machinery for the manufacturing of Sash
Frames, Doors, Shutters and Moulding. Builders and Con
tractors will find it...to their advantage to call and ascertaiu
oar {mines.
$l5 WORTH OF MUSIC FOR TWEN
TY-ME CENTS—THE 6ISNTL7 ANNIE
lanODlST.—This little work contains all the words - and
Music of the now aid popular a.rs of the day. 'rho seloo
tion has been mado!with care, giving only those songs
which are good old popular. All tho best songs of S. C.
Foster, aro embraced la this collection. A large supply
just received, and for sale at tho Music Store of
an.l6 auLLou, fit Wood at rect.
REZO N—i:oustitution, Rules
and Regulatrous i.,.dge .1 Pennsylvania,
new edition. kir lime by J. R. WELDLN,
~treat, sear Fourth.
nal
ARNOLDS,;DovoII and Davidson's Writing
Eiradi for title by W. S. IIAVEN,
litatames, N. El, 33 and 35
etrett.
QAWYER'S CIIEMIC AL OLIVE SOAP
is actlhowledirtiit by eii who neve used it, to to tt,Z, bett
and moat CCOIIOIIII to 4_4:e aa
much washing Is thr , y...t C.TII ILI OCI oup. tt coatAirm no iii,
gretlient that ,C PI a tIll• th^ net - vas el the roust tiel'oate or
tin f ,sl goods that ate) washed with it. Yrr 11410 by all
the principal griAiiisii m4.1,1..1..01 ill Lbo city asta
pkge. White Fish', Trout,
L LKE PISA-30u
tett, to: hal. , by
it ttNitY li. COLLINS.
Pfct LEAD;-3°o Pigs, t
ü b z r
4 v l it y l o n i - L iy
LL.t.i .
ee4
i-
Nt.AC KE
IVlir L ik . ill
I No. 3 Large Mackerel;,
..
to 4 ,i r t .4 ,4 •
20 7 , 6 No. 1 " " reed and for
(04) HENRY IL HOLLINa.
WANTEI)--300 bushels Timothy Seed
A 311.111 A. FETZLIt,
ae4 Want.
C.rner Market and First streets.
TABLE CUTLERY,.
TOILET 'CUTLERY, •
TOILET OAR LitRY,
. ROCKET (TUTL.c. , ,II.Y,
I MEW , A-N.Ws' TOOLS,
GU zH, P/STOLB. AND -RNIVRO,
FIBRIN° TACKLE,
:3PORT.ThIu APPARATUS
Particular attention paid to Fir.:•AIRING.
ael3 ROWN t TEr..LRY, No. 1U Wood st.
ItYE FLOUR-19 bbls fresh ground_Rye
Viour;'just received and for gale by _ •
JAMES A. PETZIFa s
Corner lisrkot and ripit streets.
ACKE EL—'2s bbls. No. 3, Large;
10 half bbl?. No. Z 3, Largo.
( .4/ 2 ) W. 11. SMITH &
Ifor sale by-
QTARCIIJ-3410 bxe. Rochester Pearl Staich,
fort ale brilr - r.,r1(41).&) 1114Nuy U. (*MINS.
-,,,,,,
—.S. EL POMMEL
--O. AL Dews.
Alt I), P ITTAILTRELTI
WALL'S, F.nrth street,