F A• L L
DRY GOODS
0. HANSON LOVE'S,
No. 14 Market Street,
BETWEEN FOURTH STB.RET AND THE Di AmoND
PITTSBUROM, PA.
SIGN OF THE ORIGINAL BEE HIVE
The subscriber has Just returned from Philadelphia, New
, 3 ... 0 V so
Boston, and me of the Manufacturing
New towna lit the
ew gland Statra, so as to get a portion of our D011:6B
TIO GOODS direct from the manufacturers, and save one
F!ofLt in receiving them in that way. Our stock of FOR
EIGN GOODS has never been so compete.
DRESS GOODS
VERY RICH DRFRA SIRS, in Plain Black and Figured.
VERB. RICH DRESS Brix s, Plaid, Striped and Brecade
VERY RICH SILK ROBES, Black and Colored. kg •
VERY RICH ALL WOOL MOUS DR LAIRS.
VERY RICH ROBE MOUS DE LAIRS.
TREY RICH COTTON AND WOOL 11.0138 DE LAIRS.
o FRENCH MERINOS
IND
COBURG S,
The Intgast eteck in the city, atid
BETTER GOODS FOR THE PRICE
CAN BS FOUND IN ANY OTHER ROUSE WiiAT vF
Tff NIOUNTAII,IB,
E=l
BOUGHT AT AUCTION
LARGE QUANTITIES AT LOW PRICES,
6JID WILL BF. 8.3-9 OLD At A VIERS
SMALL ADVANCE ON EASTERN COST
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS,
Of entirely new designs, such as the
TALMA SHAWLS,
And many otaer
NOVELTIES IN SHAWLS AND CLOAKS
We have been able to offer so large and varied a stock of
all kinds or SHAWLS and CLOAKS.
NEEDLE WORK :
COLLARS, SETS AND SLEEVES,
FLOUNCINGS,
EDGINGS,
MOURNING GOODS :
BLAS& DREES GOODS, SEAWLS, CRAPE VEILS,
COLLARS, GLOVES,
E fERY OTHER ARTICLE IN THE LINE
MOURNING GOODS
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS :
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED AIUSLINS,
TICKING/3,
OHECES,
PEDiTS,
OASSIMEEES, CLOTHS,
And every ether satide flintily kept in a
WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS
As many of the above goods have been bought from the
MANUFACTURERS and AT AUCTION FOR NET CASH,
we are enabled to sell them as LOW AS TREY CAN BE
PURCHASED IN MANY OF THE WHOLESALE HOUSES
in the Eastern cities. In short, wo never have bean able to
offer so large and attractive a stock to our numerous one.
tomers and the public , generally.
KEW GOOD. REOEIVED DAILY.
C. HANSON LOVE,
Formerly Young, Stavonson & Lore,
aud Love Brothers,
No 74 MARKET STREET,
PUTEBURGII, PA
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-_SPECIAL. NOTICES.
PERPM ENT OFFICE.
0031PLYEIG WITH TIIE traeENT NNQUEST OF HIM
JPXDS GE THEM PATIENTS,
L RS. C. M. FI7CR AND I. W. SYKES
Have concluded to remain
PERMANENTLY IN PITTSBURGII,
And may be commlted at their office,
Flo. 191 Paula otrect,
OPPOSITE EL CLAIR 11.0 TEL,
My, except Enndays, for GONSUMYTiON, ASTHMA,
BIICIMMag and ALL 01E15E11 (.1111.0N1.0 OOMPLANIT,
complicated pith, or °waiting palmonar; disease, including
Catarrh, Heart Disease, Affections of the Liver,
Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Feracde Complaints, ite.
DER. Inca 13111 ES would date that their treatment
of Cknusamptton is based upon the fact that the disnue trate
in Us blood and system at large, both before and during its
dexchurracat in the lungs, and they therefore employ Meehan.
Scat, Hygienic and Medical remedies to purify the and
strengthen the system. With these, they use MEDICAL IN-
F3AW=ONB, which they value highly, but only as Pallid.
hoes, (hating no Carat:ye effects when used alone,) and Inva
lids are earnestly cautioned against wasting the precious
time of curability on any treatment based upon the plans!.
ble, but false idea that the "seat of the disease can be reached
insa direct manner by Inhalation," for, as before stated, the
seat of the disease is in the blood and its Owls only in the
snags.
WI - No charge for consultation.
A list of questions will be sent to those wishing to consult
as by letter. my29:daw
BANK OB THE SODTH 00UNTY.—At the Au
gust term of the supreme Court of Rhode Island, for
Washington county, the first .Is . y , of Jannary, e. 0., 1819,
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 hasten a settlement, and not to cut off
bills not then presented, which mast, 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 bo entitled to in
terest. Bills may bb forwarded to the Receiver at Ken.
sington. Rhode Island. E. R. POTrilt,
so:MA w Receiver.
'COD NOTICE—THE INTFRFUT COUPONS
the oPITTS
f the
Bonds of Lawrence County, tuned to
IttillGH AND EP.I RAILROAD COMPANY, due July,
„ass. will be paid at the aloe of W. H. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Pittaburgh, 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 Coupons are
payable,. By order of
15'2 THE COMMISSIONERS.
--. THE BEST AND
-tr
GELRAPEST VINEGAR is sell- j .-- 4
• c
ing at the most extensive VIN. • •
zaes. WAREHOUSE in the
vt
-
West. This house now Mirk. ,rittli.:s,4l,_`^ .
plies, and has for the last ten
y more than one-half of
the Pittsburgh grocers, and
- - the same in every other city in
w • it has been introduced.
A. BALLOII, 148 Water street,
between Smithdeld and Grant.
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LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL.
AD
SMELTING WORKS.
PARK, M'CURDY dir CO,,
RIANIIIPAOTURERS OF SHEATHING,
Braden' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Bottoms,
Bell Bottoms, rter Bolder, eto • also importers anti
deal. ri in Metals, Tha te, Sheet Iron, Wire, an. Constantly
on hand, Tinmen's Machines and Tools. Warehouse, No. 149
Pint, and 120 Second (treat, Pittubnrgh, Pa. Special orders
of Copper cut to any desired pattern. my2o:lydaw
WILL RE-OPEN ON
THVESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2D,.
PROF. OOWPER'S
FASHIONABLE _ DANC IN G ACADEMY,
NNVILLEI SALL, 03.13533 FOURTH A.ND LIBIBTI
DAYS OP TUlTlON—Tuesday, Thursdays and Bator
dnya. Master and !Insects Classes at 3 P. if; Ladles Olaas 4
P. 1t..; Gentlemen's Class BP. IL Prof. Cowper an be seen
at the Soot: House, daily. ."-'en26:lul
DISSOLUTION -THE FIRM OF KNAP,
WADS ir 00. was dicrolved on the first of July last.
Their =settled bradaesa will be attended to by their anc
cetaora, SNAP, BUDD & 00
WORT PITT FOUNDRY—CO-PARTNER•
SHIP.—Tbe undersigned taro formed a Oo•Partner•
ahip under the firm, name of SNAP, RUDD I CO., and
will continue the butl2ess of the late Atm of Snap, Wade
& Co., at the Fort Pitt Foundry. CHARLES SNAP,
Pittibter&h, H. P. RUDD.
July I, ISM j aa7..lur NICHOLAS S. WADE
1 X ACRES OF GOOD LAND, 300 FRUIT
trees, a wall of good water, dwelling hawse of eight,
room, situate at one mite below MaSeesport, and near to
&inroad Station, for sale on easy term by
a~q.& 0131DIURT k EON, 61 Market at.
15 WORTH OF MUSH) FOR TWEN
TY-NM OIiNTS—TEIE GENTIAI ANNTN
Id£l .-phis little work amtains all the words and
itrale of the new and popular airs of the day. The Wee.
act!
_has been made with gft- t oars, giv only those songs
slalch are good and opu. - AU the be et songs of S. C.
astir, are mbrawd in this collection. A large supply
ustreokrudy sad for sale at the Undo Store of
AIM 'NIP. FL =GLOB: 81 pool Mut!
INSERTINGS, ETC
SEAM - CRY JEANS,
TWEEDS,
EAT NETTS,
CHARLES
WILLIAM WADE,
IL F. RUDD,
soßr. 0. Totting
LOCAL 'AFFAIRS.
114 Weather.—The following is tho range of the
thermometer and barometer, as kept by George E.
Sum, opticia 1, Fifth street, yesterday :
TIIEILMOIIIf,Tr"
In grin. In shade.
9 A. AI 80° 64°
12 II 116° 82°
6 P. M. 79 °
Barometer, 29 540.
Spectra nesting of Councils
A special mooting of Councils was called last eve
ning for the purpose of considekng a report and
resolution from the Water Committee.
In Select Council there was no quorum for the
transaction of business.
In Common Council, President M'Belvy read a
report from the Water Oenamittea, stating that they
had examined the petitions referred to them, and
recommended the laying of water pipes on Watson,
Magee, Morton and Third streets, for which purpose
they asked the passage of the following resolution :
Resolved, That the sum of ono thousafid and fifty
dollars be added to Appropriation No. 8, and that the
same be charged to the contingent fund.
The report was adopted, and on the second reading
of the resolution considerable discussion ensued.
It was etated that the laying of water pipes on
those streets was highly necessary, but
Erratt stated that there we., but XllOO of the
contingent fund remaining, and it shou l d not 1 , 0
hansted by this demand. lie thought the Water
Committee should use the funds in their hands, as he
had learned that the Committee contemplated lend
ing $2500 to the Wharf Committee for completing
the paving of the blonong,ahela
Mr. Barnhill, who reported thu resolution, stated
that lie had beard nothing of this Lan, and that the
Committee had barely sufficient lands to last through
the year.
Objection being made to the resolution on second
reading, a suspension of the rulus was nailed for,
which being lost, the resolution laid over under the
rules.
Mr. 'Arlington offered the following, which was
read three times and passed :
Resolved, That all persona petitioning for grading
or paving streets, lanes and alleys, and also for con
structing sewers, are required, before their petitions
are presented to Councils, to publish said petitions,
with signatures, in a conspicuous place in two et the
daily English papers.
Mr. Morris presented the following :—
Resolved, That one hundred dollars be taken from
appropriation No. 7, for paving street crossings, and
added to appropriation No. 7, for repaving of streets,
for the purpose of repaving Centre avenue, in the
Seventh Ward.
Read throe times and p3s3ed.
Mr. Sargent the following, which was passed •
Resolved, That the Street Commissioners he in
structed to place the names f streets en earners not
now supplied, and that the Mayor Go instructed to
draw his warrant In payment of the same to an
amount not exceeding $3O, and charge to appruprla.
Lion No. 7.
Mr. Dickson the following, which was laid over
under the rules, a suspension of the ralo being call
ed for and lost :
Revolved, That the Water Committee be aothorixed
to lay water pipes on Morton street and charge the
same to appropriation No. 6.
Mr. Darlington moved the reconsideration of his
resolution relative to the advertising of ordinances,
which motion was carried, when ha offered the same
in the shape of an ordinance, w4ipl7 t s road three
times and passed.
Adjourned.
Country Kowa
The Erie City Diepatch says that on last Saturday
week, while a Mr. Ferguson was plowing near six
mile creek, in Harborcreek township, Erie county, a
colored man entered the field with a gun in scarab of
game. He fired at a squirrel and the report of hie
gun frightened the horses of Mr. Ferguson. causing
them to run off, -breaking the plow, .4.!. Ferguson
approached the negro and told him that he nhuald be
more careful in future and not discharge his gun in
the presence of horses. Some words ensued when
the negro told F. that he would as soon shoot him,
and brought his gnu to his shoulder and fired it, the
shot taking effect in the breast of Ferguson's coat,
without wounding him. Ferguson had a shot gun on
the premises and when he got hold of it fired it,
without effect, at the retreating negro, who made
good his escape by entering the woods.
Mr. Crocker has leased the octal bank from the
Messrs. ?needs, on the Mahoning river, above Edinti
burg, in Lawran.se coatity, and is making a railroad
on trued work, from the bank tg the canal. When
completed, he will be enabled to ship a largo aw,au,nt.
Coal in that vicinity is of an excellent quality, and
will coact with ready sale when business in in a mote
prosperous condition.
A public examination 6n,1 e*biLitiQn of the
pupils of North Sewickley Aoodemy, un4di the
charge of Rev. Henry Webber, will talcs plooo on
Thursday, the 30th inst., at the Academy, ia North
Sewickley township, Beaver county. The ihatitu
tion is in a flourishing condition, and it le expiated
that there will be a rare treat un the occasion for the
lovers of education.
Larceny of Overcoats.—A fellow Daraol Jobu
Stott, who tries to pass himself off as "Scotty of
Brooklyn," was arrested on Sunday by the Mayor's
police, on a charge of larceny, which consisted in
stealing, from a boarding house on High street, four
overcoats, belonging to different peraone. The
ocor
coat worn by the prisoner was identified by John
Stewart, a boarder at the house, as his piupecty, and
another coat belonging to another boarder.
Scott was very marry while in the tombs, i.iniorig
all the while. He has a fine voice, and claims to
have belonged to several bands of Ethiopian Melo
diets, but those posted in such matters sty this is a
fabrication. He also professed to be a prize fighter,
and was amidous to indulge hie pugilistic pi upesities
while et the Mayor's vice, saying that he could
" put any ens of his size through in tut:: mici,tes
by the watch." He acknowledged the tau tag of the
coats, and was lodged in Jail to await his trial. He
will probably get a term in the Penitentiary.
,Yarioos Chargaa. —Uu Monday, about no. u, :M e.
Sarah Goodall, a lady rettiding on ConKreee atria, to
the Sixth Ward, made information before M,yor
Weaver against her husband fur adultery, end
against Mrs. Willoughby for fornication. Both
the parties were arre.ded and eetaxitted t j til for
trial. The injured wife is conGdent of her hetdiatt.i's
guilt, hexing tenoned him to the house of Mrr. Wll
toughly, who hat the roputatiou ut being d,
tut., and oho declare 1010 will pursue the tatter
the hitter end. Goodall, who is a piano tund..r, des
sustained a goad roputation heretofore, and Is the
father of two zhildr . vi, one of vihatid u 5„4,1 .: !
is /aid to Le quite a superior fnuao...4os.
Charged with Parioining a Letter. - Silas J Cover,
an individual well known here in connection wi,h the
abortionist, Mrs. Gardiner, was committed t,. jail on
Sunday, on a charge of detaining, secreting and um
bez7ling a letter addressed to Jacob Miltenberger,
which contaioed some bank notes, The latter was
abstracted from the mail at Davidsvi 10, Somerset
county, whore the post office is kept in Clover's store.
Cover was arrested by Marshal Stewart, In Philo
delphia, who brought him here and handed him over
to Marshal Dougherty, for trial at the nest term of
the United States Court. U. S. Commissioner 13e.e.-
son lodged a commitment against Cover, yesterday,
on which he will be.kept in oustedy until the sitting
of the Court, unless Judge Irwin in tee meantime
should admit him to bail. The evidence against
Cover is said to be strong.
Rencontre.—We loarn that a perional difficulty
occurred yesterday, at the °Mee of the True Preer,
in which Mr. John M. Perkins, a paw dealer of
Wood street, was roughly handled by John B. Ken
nedy. It appears that Mr. Perkins visited the of
fice for the purpose of collecting a paper bill, when
high words ensued and Kennedy struok Mr. Porkies
in the face and afterward kicked him down stairs,
the affair having taken place in the second story.
Mr. Perkins has instituted 6 - nit against Kennedy in
the Distriot Court, claiming damages in the sum of
$5OO.
Drawn Rata.-11r. Charles IL Paulson, to whom
the contested retie between the Casaady and Holmes,
on Saturday, was referred for decision, has, we are
informed, decided the race to be drawn, and that the
money staked by Mail dab be refunded. This de
cision will probably give more general satisfaction
than any other, as awarding the purse to either party
would have caused bad feeling on the other side.
The Minstrels.—The Morris Brothers, Pell and
Trowbridge Minstrels played to another excellent
audience at -Masonic Hall, last evening, there being
but few spare seats. This company is certainly de
serving of the success they have met with in this
city, for their jokes and witticisms, sottin,g aside
the superior music they discourse, and the highly ar
tistic dancing of Dick Sliter, are alone worth the
price of admission. They announce a new and
varied programme this evening, introducing the
" Cow•bell o-gi-ans," and other novelties.
Premium Sewing MacAine.—ln Saturday's Chros,
icle we find an article with the above caption, in re
ference to the Wheeler 4: Wilson Sewing Machine, at
the Wheeling Fair. We suppose the gentleman that
was the author of that item was not aware that the
Wheeler & Wilson was the only machine on exhi
bition, and consequently drew the prize. There was
no Grover .t Baker machine on exhibition or it
would have been different. It is not necessary that
the Grover A Baker should bo shoved into all the
county fairs to effect their sales; the merits of the
mail:Lino are quite sufficient for that purpose, as the
agent is unable to get them from the manufacturers
fast enough to supply the demands of purchasers,
having sold over four thousand dollars worth within
the last ninety days. W. C. ELLIOTT,
Agent for Grover t Baker,
• Start Store, No 21, Fifth street.
Bowman f Co :—My wife was troubled with cough
and pain in the breast for five years—the last two of
wbioh 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 unasked, recommend your Com
pound to all who are suffering under that terrible
disease—Consumption.
JAMMJ SOUTURLAUD.
KUM B. Soutaimazo
/annul" AT I July, 181 x.
Terrible Accident at the Ohio State Fair,
—Two Persons Killed and Several
•
Wounped.
The enjoyment of those visiting the Ohio State
Fair, now being held at Sandusky City, was sadly
marred by an aeoldent last week, whirl should be a
lesson to the directors and managers of such exhibi
tion hereafter.
A large number of persons had collected outside
of a ring, formed by posts with a single board nailed
across, in which a class of horses were being shown
through their paces. The speototors, the drivers,
the riders and the horses wore all excited, whin a
largo black herbs, attached to a sulkey, became uo•
managebis, aril ran off. Fcr n time the crowd stood
up to the enclosure, and kept the iufuriated animal
inside, but on his making for the crowd near the
ladies' gallery they fled in all directions. Thu
frightened animal atebir heels, tore the fence
away in his oauree, nd was now in a space where
probably not loss than five thousand persons, men,
women and children, were collected. Ho fled dowti a
narrow alley beneath the ladies gallery, and there
trampled under toot several persons. Among these
was an old man named Malllek, residing near San
dusky, a child in some manner related to Mr: M.,
and a young lady, The two former were fatally in
jured and died soon after. 'The lady was seriously
bun. Several other trifling accidents occurred, bet
no one was seriously injured.
Directors of fairs would do well to look to the :e
ourity of enclosures, and prevent such acoidant,.
That Challenge.— We i Lei l • eft) , tb.t 'he
mtaleinent publi.hed by 1,, )L-;C11,1“ , ,, Aph regdr,i t.
the " WitsubiAun " t,3,t
beau transferred Ly the " to the "
Club, ie without nalburity, D 3 aual a.:lt..n has iug
been taken Ly the club, thuucti suet a repurt
circulation, tfuu.batiug, as yde ore tolorwed, trues a
member of the lortuer club. ibe .Lallelige h.e nut
yet born formally considered, in..) we aro at—urod
that it the " Putman " should nut think proper to
adoupt, after a meeting of Lb. Lue,ober6, the chat
lenge will not ha handed to the " Darling."
Measures are being taken to ascertain the respousi
bility and actual existence of the challenging club.
The Encamimi,nt.--Qqite a Fair WaB man feat
among the military yesterday morning, while
making preparations for going into encampment at
Birmingham. Several companies in this luimediate
vicinity have ?toned their tents, and by this uVbhiag
it is °spooled that seserAl oomplaies will Le pros•
ant. This is very pleasant weather for out-door
military exercises, and we Lope, for the sake of our
military, it may continue.
Anniversary Exercia.a.—The third anniversary of
the Juvenile Turners' Association took place yester
day. The society met in the morning and retired to
a spot In the vicinity of Birmingham. where the pu
pile went through wits their exercises Returning
to the city, the assemblage adjourned to Lafayette
where prizes were distributed to the moat ath
letic boys and girls of the association. An address
was delivered to thelsociety by Bay. 0. Bauer.
Tier W. H. Denny.---This steamboat, recently 1,
strayed by fire at Quincy, Illinois, was built in this
city some dam yoara since, by Capt. Lyon. Silo gab
sold some six months since to the lower trade, her
(moue hore retoiaing a portion of their interest.
Sale of Tickeim.--We troit uOOO of our rex‘leri
will forget that the sato of tickets to Karl Formes'
concert on Thursday evening, commenced at Mel
lor's music store this morning. The prices, consid
ering the rare combinatim of t.lect announced for
the occasion, are extremely moderate, and we believe
the sale will be very lively. We advise all who de
sire to secure cooiee recta t cs op bend at nine
o'clock, in order to ho suited in places.
Election. —At a meeting of the C .n 1 Snot Pilots,
Association, held on Saturday afternoon, the fullow•
ing officers were elected to serve ono year : President,
John ; Vice President, tleorge Smith;
Seerctary, , James I}.l'9oilken Trcnpurer, Mr. Am.
Smith. No other bosthess of Itnportar7p w4' trans.
noted.
We have several times boon iequostod to call at
tention to the huge pile of gravel on Sixth street, in
front of Trinity Church. It Is a great inconvenience
on Sabbath to those attending that place of worship,
and should be at ones rot/loved. We hope it may bo
attendp,4 to.
Copper Stolen.— OD Friday evening, a copper
lightning rod, about seventy-tive feet long, and
worth thirty dollars, was stolen from the fit. James
Episcopal Church, on the corner of Pend and Me
chanic streets. Nothing has sinco boon hoard of the
stoleu prrperty, and the thieves are doubtless out of
the way.
—Vaal ho ter uaulod uah ti i d.sease
thole is no tolling who-e it will ond. Its had effects
go much further than moat persona aro at first aware
of, and while they think it will only last tor a day or
two, it wakes ravages upon some important orgar:
and lap 'oak.? tho Wilolo animal economy. Tu be
aura of arroating it io Niue, gn to lir. iloyaur'l3, N..
111/ Wood street, and buy a boltlo of ;iwaiNE's
BOWEL Couplet-, tba scot of which is tounty-divo
cents, and you will gat a spaudy IWue .1 and alive
your constitution from math further euffsring and
diaeada.
MEESE
Naga..i,lea.—We have renewed from }Lisa 3. uo.,
No. 7, Eifth Atroot, near the Post Olfica, the iietobur
number of the Atlantic Monthly.
hunt 4. 4ittier have oleo favored us with the saw°
periodio.l, whioh oontains sows uluet e4t3;•11,,,
eles this month. The author of the " kJue ifurse
Shay," Oliver Werttivi H te out in another
pt.teu.i outtit.t.r
The Barrie eritary,risinii rine has 4 11., the :tuber
number cf Uedey's lit.ett, gay as e.zu,t,t, and
with a comber of tine steel engravings
The Bir otinpha ha Bridge Company, a few ii.dys ago,
at a mooting of the Directors, gate out the ouritraot
tar rnodog their bridge, which will ba cernruenced
4 few days. Teefe t tie a little nt;tubar of
The bid esti aahsple of reoucte• ellefed by Joseph
Hartman stewed to poi.qomi the oc eary requisites,
and the echtract wee eir/Nitlett to hind Mr. !liftman
ia well aneisti its this ;city se being conceit with
the Orin of H. M. Warren it, t the po rs . r , A L
introduced Warren's Routing ie this u.tr. The
fouling to be put uu the bridge %, something new—
t, earivas, and tell incantion of Mr. R.trt
man's, and well adapted t stieciure re l aiting
a i.ght Fuel
Thu unuE•Aelly or en.
g.., to i.e sold by auetiuh at the earner of Wood
el eat eel 11,ainond alley, on to-ii/urtuW rnoru of at
it 3 o'Clthift, id null arranged for the exatnineti,,n of
vipitord. Every variety of Silt/pet, dune by the
are otobraead In this large display of yid
ueuy of wbich aro of the Gnert and tnoal
ultartteigr, ail trained in elegant and api.ra.
prime styles. A plea3etif hour eau Go spout by any
ouu of ladle in le.,ltiug throot7h this e.dk!ction,
which Kilt to optiu all day to the public. •
1123131
ftuphai - z, and how Treat e d, —A man who devotes
particular attention to any ono branch of science,
i 3 sure to evol in that branch, for the reason that he
gives to it thg hest hours of hid leisure and ho is al
most sure to -prodooa groat results. Under this im
pressiou we recommend to our readers the establish
went of our Mond and patron, Ur. Keyser, No. 140
Wood street, in the application of Trusses support
ers and shoulder braces. He has given this branch
of business more attention, probably, than any other
person in the United States, and we have asnurances
freii persons of umpestioned respectability that he
has bequirod a knowledge of wina he i.i &Loot. We
say, therefore, to our readers that Do. K HYSICIO
promises to give satisfaction in every case that he
undertakes, and when he fails to do so no charge
wilt be made. He also repairs every hind of Truss
and Supporter.
A flood Joke About that Premium at Wheeling.—
In reply to an article that appeared in your paper
yesterday morniug, in relation to Grover A; Baker's
Sewing Machines, Mr. Rend comes out in yesterday
evening's Chronicle in an article that is not only
ridiculous, but absurd. He states that the idea of
comparing the two machines is ridiculous ;" but at
the same time wi) know to a certainty that Mr. Reed
would on no 4cooisnt stand a fair trial of the two
machines, as be bee repeatedly acknowledged to
other parties the superiority of Grover 6 Baker's.
The funny assertion that he makes in regard to the
$12,000 investment requires no comments, being on
a par with the story told by a boy of having seen on
a fence rail Bye thonsand turkeys. I would also
state to the public that the machines I sell are never
returned, and persons who have purchased would not
resell at double the price. Not so with Wheel r
Wilson's, as it is a well known fact that Mr. Reed
has had to take back more than one of the aforesaid
machines, for the simple reason that they would not
work. Another fact, equally important to the public,
is that my machine requires no ahnttle and leather
pads, while my good friend, Reed, contrives to carry
a large pocket full of the latter art elas to State and
County Fairs, whore his machine happens to be on
exhibition. In conclusion, I would say that I am
willing at any time to stand a fair trial with Wheeler
Wilson's, or any other sewing machines. Persons
desiring to examine Grover A. Baker's, can do so by
calling at my shirt store, No, 21 Fifth street.
W. C. ELLIOTT,
a Agent for drover k Baker's Sewing Machines.
To Cenaumprives.—One of the most extraordinary
medicines with which we are acquainted and one
whioh is immediate in its effects, in the cure of all
bronchial and lung diseases, is Dr. Schencke Pu(mon
is Syrup, which has cured hundreds of oases of pul -
monary disease. Dr. Schenck was induced to offer
this medicine to the public from the fact that he had
cured himself of a very dangerous pulmonary affoc•
lion many years age. Hia remarhablo remedy is
compounded wholly: of roots and !linty . , :and has
eared more cases of lung disease than any other
remedy now in use. It is remarkable for its sudden
ness in giving relief. and is as sweet and palatable
as honey. Any person with diseased lungs will find
this medicine an immediate remedy, as a great many
persons in this immediate neighborhood can tesiify.
To persons who are afflicted with any long standing
pulmonary disease we would advise a trial of
Schnee/ea Pulmonic Syrup, whieh in incipient eases
is almost a specific. Dr. Keyser, of No 140 Wood
street, is the agent for Pittsburgh.
Dr. Schenck also manufacturers from several ex
cellent sea woods, grow along the sea shore, an in;
valuable medicine for dyspepsia, called " Sus WEED
Tome," which, in connection with his Mandrake
Pills, has cured numberless cases of general debility
end dyapepala •
The AtNefae.--Tho Hutchinson Brothers, now
performing at Portal's Pittsburgh Theatre, are car
taininly far beyond all competition in their peculiar
Bee. The feat rf keeping four Biker globes dancing
in the air so swiftly that it, is impossible to distin
guish one from another, though of different colors,
is an astonishing act, which wa venture to say has
never boon equalled in this city. The trtok dogs also
do some wonderful feats. Such an attraction deserves
the patronage of the public, and should attract full
tic uses. For the ladies and children, who would be
much ;Ilia exhibition, we think an after
noon performence of an early 14 wou:a be accepta
ble What 8 ya devernor Porter?
In Washington City.—We perceive by the Wash
ington papers that Mr. J. G. Hanley, the popular
tocit loader at the old Theatre, under Miss Kim.
borly's management, is playing in that city, support
ing the celebrated tragedian, Edwin Booth.
Light coats neatly made. Pants and vests suited
to tho season. Summer under wear of silk, and cot
ton, 311 k and linen hosiery. for mon's and boy's wear,
at close rates for cash, by Carnaghan, Federal street,
Allegheny pity. •
DR J HOSTETTigh'S CELEBRATED RTC/MAW:I
BITTERS, 11,r !au emu of Fevut and iguu, la bey Lail
♦11.., tbu erbit ri and beet r ,t) It at LuiAJ b.
11,..1 by It,' Ic 1 f L
'll.le W . ., t ..tll in • I 11.1 3: Ja.il :.ten
it.. ntlir,blc,
IJ ! {LU I J[l. extiaalv6
n on& ILI I e, c,r and 9 g . LIe, the d utuat,e,
yr.“. 1,41 It. tcuu.',ll.l4..LlllolP , pu% ere mr• - • 11:10WIL
T unn h 4 do-ito n thor
eAlf. 17)ateut, ea/C.lllj Lot tail to
th t Ly ull.t LI" 1.111,1
1:1=1113!113!1111
I y g.unrhily, evzryvthero
au9TE'IIE it EL 9111711,
Irl.Ltitactut 016 .11 , 1 PlC.P.riatOra,
Watur Ficbt otr=ela.
ugLEBELATED STu.ll,iOH
• rey and eatisfy yoniaelcos that they
r( all I t• I t bu. The proprietor does
not I (t. eat, I ttet th-y will crud all tho disnaaea flash
to hold to, hat toavos them to test their own merits, and the
Coos tar tiy dow.and them i, auflicloot proof
that they ale all tboi tit t , I oCulirifflolldod to bo, and far en.
you .r to e.ay pioparation of the kind n in the market.
'lOOlO m, td always attood,..l with a.a most b3neficlal re•
snits of Dyspepsia, loss of appetite, weaknese of the
atom.. ti. I.lLligtAtl , at, tt.. It lemo: - ,3 all morbid matter
Irmo the stouts...h, asaieta digoation, and imparts a healthy
mite Io th., w6olo tty ototn. is sore an.l call for 3. M. Olin's
Colohratod ltittora, and see that tho article Far.
~hoc d t ears Cho name of J. M. alai, to manufacturer.
J. M uLIN,a:Ae propri,.toi end mannfactura
Pbac thob by tbrugglets and
I y". 9
V Wi.11.11
A UIL. iiAIiA'ItIE:NiJ:qNb,OItBAIR
RENOVATuII, tier ,(1 t 3 the }:lithe GS th • result
of tiut/0crU1433 rhea h L eXpol trier. , Whial Usti° towed its
ea .d Ile riTrn.rl elo R. those
of wu,l otlit r : tatm'auccr, pole. lag 11. to ,tl , c.,rupositian of
hour deloterlour ru thoo pi: portlee, and dolug
injury I.erclateutlz , This o . eidi.catiou obviates
Lalduunu, rostored Ulu Mao iruart,l I.) , go , r 111•Gnalth, with
a t.w stuivth, viid head pith One
glossy Bair.
Sold by B. L. FALINESiIiCii a CU, Go. 60, ootuer
Fourth and Wood ntraot4, Druggists genertilly„and et the
Lab , nrl..• y of Juled Hauel S Co., No. 70.1 Oheanut atreet,
geld
Philaidph~n
jOSEPII MEY ER,
MANUFACTURER OF
•
aP. ty Plain Furniture 4'4 Chairs,
Waa , , - ,iruoikis, 424 reiwsi hireet,
ABOVE THE CANAL filtibGE
Jrlir la ..,,daitiou to the I i oltuia bu9iuoea, r also dovz..te
attuuti,,u t., UNIARTAAINd. Heartn.q of d Carriages
nratahed
DAG UERREA N GALLERIES,
auiLly —4s
R. 141. CARGO & C 0.,.
PlaCsiOgi - 4144erei Stud Aatatbrigptypitits,
NEW YORK GALLERY,
No. 21 Vial,
~i11t41.3L4M UALLERY,
W Cur avd DiamuLd, ilitaLrgh.
YithJES TO 1-1.1.170 ALL. my/bal.-3p
hl B ROT YPE S. —Theis beautiful and
durapie g 4,83; tal ell their periertiiri
tinci
0411 m-es, singly or la grunpa, may be obtained at WALL'S,
Jonas' Bedding, irontth meet. (eAlt lw
A MBROTYPES-
A E:RAUTIFIIL AND Duite.itLin
WAte it TRI2 li4D ;
A.l AT Aka Iji T OLASB ESIABLIALiAIENT
IN 'hi LI tAAJIN'I KA AT
VV LL'S, & artt..
Ea o hi 1..3 ,
N WDA 61 tiElticEAN AND AMiikto '"X
A SIDE-lit:lh
(>3 A li 14 1 V ,
Pi n." kvi.4-01-111.C1
vart,as ape's, to .h 3
wend, r, and warranted tc., pleam, at reasonable ratt.
81... e, or at:cons...l I,...redits taken to that,
4v'.1.) kALL--1•
ttetkioved to 21 Filth Street.
cARGO 4 CO.'S PROTOGRAPHIC AND
An/311011TE dALLEAY has been removed Crum
Id Fourth street, L.) No. 21 Firth street, near Market.
Theft. ro.rae havin,; hcankinin espociallv for the pulp •de,
with three largl are not surnamed in the city to
, :ortifort, convenience and ox.cotl3unu in arrungeruent.
Eth uur old frieull and patrons, and those wishing an
prior likeneafte, are invited to eall. itr.captiori
and Speolceana on the ground floor. 61,7
STEA IVIBOA,TB
ZLNESVELILE.
For Marlette and Zanesville.
The ntearner EMMA GRAHAM, Capt. Mom.,
IP;(' • ROM Araks, will leave for the above and aLI
-
intermediate porta un every TUESDAY, at
,L o'clock, P. M.
For freight cr pavee'a apily on board
NN E HAVE FOR SALE,
VERY DRSIRABLII ILESIDENUKS IN
Pittsburgh, Allegheny City, Han-
chester and Sharpsburgh.
ALSO
EIOUSES TO EXCHANGE FOR FARMS,
AND PAIMS IN
ALLEGHENY, BE4VER, FAYETTE, AND LAW - KEN - OE
00UNTIES FOR EALE.
4N
LAND IN WrscolvslY AND IfINNESOTA,
T. exchange to City prupecty,or good manufactured urticlea.
WM. FRAZIER & CO.,
Real Notate Agents,
Junco' Building. 67 Fourth street.
FIRST INTROt UCED JULY, 1849.
a. L. aftcuarttuauL l vs
Portable Steam Hoisting aad Pumping Engine
Ou Wheels, from 3to 30 horse power. MAU, loam En
glom and Baw Mill Drivers, ato 30 horse. Engines always
oa hand. Manufactory, ilith S. Hamilton Street,
I.l3o:3mdam PEIMADELPLIIA.
E. SIMPSON 0. H. RIPPEY.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
together in the practica of tho Law, under tho firm
ELMEION RIPPEY.
Othoe, No. 9 94 Fourth Street.
E. SIMPSON,
ly O. IL RIPPRY.
J. ai. EEL PRICE'S
GEN'I'RAL PLANING MILL,
%V ATER STREET, itIaLEGIIENT,
ARE now in fall operation, with Fay & Co.'
Improved nisohinary for We manufacturing of Sash
Ft - sales, DOOM, Waters and Mouldings. Builders and Con
tractors will And it to their advantage to call and aacortain
ear la's. anntlydsw
FALL
00 TO
HORSE'S, 77 ISlLarttet Street,
And aee their flue display of
NSW GO.vIDS, NOW OPENING
C _
SKINS.—I have just received
a large supply of flue Chamois Skins. Those wishing
anyik'ng of the kind, should call and examine my stock be
fore r arehasing elsewhere. JOEL FLEMING,
se I Owner Dianinnd and Market etra:,t.
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, EACH CON.
TAINTNU °Le acre, for gale Price $260 eacb. Torrna;
y 3 in band, balance in one, two and three 'seam, situate at,
tour miles from the city S. CUTHBERT t BON,
ael6 61 Market stmt.
ETCHIIPS. 1 •
Lt. E.O dozen '--
Tornat3, unarta and - pints;
10 ". Walnut, far sale by
BK111E:a ,t ANDERSON,
No. 89 Wood street,
oat Clicainlte: the fit Mallen Bach
.
•
P I f'S Li L FJlf , P A
IM=lll
FALL
COMMERCIAL.
FITTSUIIRGH lIIAMEEICT.
Reported Expreaely for the Daily Morning Post.
PrtzlUU➢as, September 20. 18,59
BLOIII Saks to day reach 450 bbls; viz : , -160 bbls. extra
faMlly from 1111114 at $5,75 to $6, and 803 bbla. from store at
the old rates, $5,50 for superfine, $5,6245,75 for extra do.
and $6 for extra family.
HAY...Balee 10 loads from scales at $BOll VI ton.
GRAlN—Bales of 180 barb. Oats from stare at 456;047c.
COVFEE...BaIes 18 sacks at 1231 2 c.
MOLASSES...SaIes of 18 bbls. N. 0. at 63®560.
OEIFIFSE...BaIes 47 boxes W. R. at 7r/ a c. fb.
RACON...Balea 2000 lbs. Shoulders at 70., and 1000 lbs.
Hams at 10c. for plain.
SALT-80 bbla. extra sold at $1,60.
WHISKY_Ftsles 19 tibia rectified at 26®27c .
VINEGAR—Regular sales of Ballon's to city and country
at Ec. ? gallon ; to all other markets 9e.
Philadelphia Market.
PEutiDEI.PRIA, September 20.—The receipts of Thor are
lecrew log; there le export demand, and the Baled are only to
the trade at $6,8754@5,50 for fresh ground, end $5,75 up to
fd.511 for extra and extra family. Rye Flour and Corn Meal
~re firm at $4. Tho receipts of Wheat have fallen off, but the
IiCIIILIud for It to liun ted, Gales of 8000 bush at $l,BO for
prime red, and $1,40 fur white. Rye le wanted at fific for
Id and l'bo for new. Corn la exceedingly scarce, and yellow
sells on arrival at 84©90c. Oats are steady at 46.3. In
Grocertee no change. Mesa Pork is held firmly at $lB.
Hams sells at 10(gt13c; Sidra at cflyi, and Shoulders at 7@7 1 / 2 .
Lard la scarce, and firm at 12c in bbla, and 18c in kegs.
Butter fa dull at 12@14c. Whisky; 400 bble Ohio sold
at 24%c.
New York Market.
New bay., September 20.—Cotton quiet; iialee 400 bales.
Flour buoyant 17,000 bbla Bold. Wheat has advanced;
81,000 bush Bold; red $1„.1.5@1,22: whitesl,Bo@l,44; Milwau
kee club prime st,oB. Corn dull; 81,000 bush sold at 874
88. Lard heavy at 11@11%. Sugar buoyant at 7 1 ) (08K 3
Bacon dull at 854©8%. for Sides and 03,0 C% for Shoulders.
Elides drooping; gales unimportant. Freights on Grain to
Liverpool 4@fi.
New York Stook Market.
Naw Ycaa, September ZO —Stocks dull. Chicago and
Rock Island 87%; Mich. Southern 77%; Reading 47%; Mil
waukee and Miwisaippi 16%; Canton Co. 1% Missomi sixes
94 1 A; Erie 17%, Cleveland and Toledo 823 La Crosse land
grants 26%
Cincinnati Maritat.
CißoutNA 1 , September 201—Plonr unchanged, 1600 bbls
at $4,86@55 for extras. Whisky steady, 900 bble sold at
$16,76, and 100 hhde Bacon at 7% for Sides; holders era
anxious to sell, and buyers are holding back. There is no
change in Grain; 1680 bush Barly sold at 42c to a St. Louis
house. Money matters aro unchanged.
New York Weekly Bank Statement
Nsw YOBS, September 20.—The bank statement shows
a decline in loans of $364,000; increase in circulation $217,-
000; increase In specie $748,500; increase in deposits $l,-
836,000; increase in undrewn deposits $221,000.
T. KENNEDY W. B. KENNEDY.
PEARL STEAM MILL,
ALLEGHENY CITY,
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.
WELEAT, AYE, AND CORN PURCHASED.
FLoWEL, CORN MEAL, AND HOMINY,
MANUFACTURED AND DELIVERED
IN PITTEIBURMEI AND ALLEGHENY.
ao7GySawl TERMS CAM ON DELIVERY
SEWING MACHINES.
SIN G-]S
TIE GREAT giPERIORITY OF
SINGER'S MACHINE
Over all others, for the two of Clothing and Shoe Mannfao
turere, earnesa Makera, Carriage Trimmers and Coach
Makers, has long barn known and practically act novleged.
litlN NEW FAMILY MACIMINE,
Which is a light, compact and highly ornamental machine,
(doing its work equally well with the large machines,) and
moat become a favorite for family use
/Sir A full supply of the above Machines for sale at Now
York prices, by 8. EITRANV, 32 Market street,
Pittsburgh, Penn's.
SEWING MACHINES.—
THE $2,0 4NM $4O
DOUBLD LOCK STITCH
SEWING MA.Ctf.I.NESI
lie now on Exhibition, at the
HOSIERY STORE OF
MR. DALY
.
rft). 20 METH STREET,
Theso Machines are admitted to be the beat in market for
family any making an elastic double thread stitch, which
will not rip even if every fourth stitch he cut;. is the
only low priced double thread Machine in market. Orders
will be receiver and promptly tilled by
M. DALY, Agent,
Na 20 Fifth street, on the corner of Market alley,
Pittehltrithi
ANY^ NOTICE—H.iIy, on the corner of Eft street
and Market alloy, to ttie only one of the name in business
on this street- iyls:ly
W. C. ELLIOTT,
,--t
Cl
C 5
4
THE ftret place in public 4863:nation is nbw
justly accorded to the DROVER k BARER MA
CHINE, for family Sewing, for the following reasons
/et. It te MORE SIMPLE and SASELY KEPT IN ORDER
than any other machine.
2,1 It makes a se4tu which will NOT RIP or RAVEL,
hough every third stitch is cut•
Bd. It sea from two ordinary spool, and thus all troubl ,
of winding throad is avoided, while the same Machine can
be adapted, at pleainre, by a mere change of spools;to all
varieties of work.
4th. The site Machine runs silk, linen thread and spool
cOtton, with equal facility.
6th. The seam Is as elastic as the moat elastic fabric, so
Gat it is fray from all LIABILITY to BREA% in WASH•
INO, /BONING, or otherwise.
6th. The stitch made by this Machine is more ENAIITI
VEIL than any other made, either by hand or machine.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Grover & Baker's is the best—{Amer. Agriculturist.
To all of which the Tribune says, amen.—{N. Y. Tribune
It h 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 ru eds only to be aeon to be appreciated.—[Phreno
Journal.
Adapted for woolens, linen or cotton.—[Amer. Medical
Monthly.
We like Grover & Baker's bett.—{Ladlea' Wreath.
Which Is the beat?" Grover & Baker's —`,N. Y. Dispatch.
Superior to all others.-[N. Y. Mercury.
We have no hesitation recommending Y, Ex
pressl
ft,l;equirea no reepooling.--[N. Y: Evangelist.
For family nee they are unrivalet—(N. Y. Daily News.
They sew a seam that will not rip.—{N. Y. Courier.
It performs nobly and expeditionsly.--iN. Y. Examiner.
Remarkable for the elasticity of seam.—[Police Gazette.
Well adapted to all kinds of family sewing.—lN. Y. Obs.
The most blessed invention of modern Unica—Moth.
Magazine.
Bost adapted for family isser.[N. Y. Day Book.
We donut hesitate to recommend it.--IN. Y. Chronicle.
It sews strongly and does not rip.—{Life Illustrated.
The prince of inventions—l Prot. Churchman.
It is woman's beat frlend.-4N. Y. Weekly News.
And two hundred more references.
To Clergymen and Benevolent Societies.
The GROVES .t BAKER SEWING MACHINE CO. will
'all, for the preandit, to Clergymen and Benevolent flociatlea
their superior machine at onehalf the usual retail pri:c.
W. O. ELLIOTT, Agent,
No. 21 Fifth Se street.
CHEESE. -100 boxes extra Cream Cutting
(Theese, Ind received and far Bale by -
acla HENRY H. COLLINS.
INDIA RUBBER CORKSCREWS;
Pen Holden;
Propelling Pencils;
Pens;
Inkstands;
" Pocket,
J. B. WELDIN,
Bookseller and Stationer,
63 Wood street, near Vearth.
Ft..r sale by
COPYING PRESSES;
Brushes;
Ink—for ells by
- 20 J. a. 'immix
VOR SALE.—A Farm, containing 1135:
e
acr, all Tillable and In a pod naleiborboof, 'Weise
miles from the city. Tbis would make a fine stock farm, ea ,
it is well adapted to the growth of wheat and gran. Cosl,
and limestone in great abundance. Will be sold law and
on eery tames. Apply to , JAMES 13. 8101 1 / 1 14 -
'
ae2o Bad Wats - Agent. .
- WAGON GREASE—In cans, kegs, and
barrt% mind and For owe by ~%
woY FL OCILLW. •
MEDICAL.
DR. R. A. WILSON'S
Tonic, Cathartic, and Anti-Dyspeptio
PILLS
PREPARED AND BOLD BY
B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
AND PEORRLETOR. OR
B. L. FAHNESTOCIK'S VERMIFUGE,
No. 60 corner of Wood and Fourth &recta,
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A
PIIESE 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 Iron
the fact of their not being mo- e generally Suomi through-
out the length and breadto of the land, it might, perhaps,
be inferred that they are lacking in some of the great essen
tilde of a family medicine, or that there are other Pills their
superior, etc.; but each, 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 render it difficult to fill home orders,
but with even this disadvantage wherever teed 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 Pith', in proof of
which we subjoin the followings—
We, the subscribers, Ministers of the Gospel, and members
of the Pittsburgh Annual Conference of the Methodist Spiv.
copal Church, having each and all of us, during the past
few years, had frequent opportunities of learning and trying
the character of Dr. B. A. Wilson's Tonic, Cathartic, and
Anti-Dyspeptic Pills, are prepared to, and now state with
pkasure, in this communication. that we know them to be
atfaxoellent 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, but as a safe family remedy among children, and
for the prevention and removal of Bilious attacks, eta.
Rem Jas. G, Hansom,. Wm D. Lemon, Jno. L. Williams,
Thos. Baker, Francis H. Read, Harvey Bradshaw, Wesley
Smith, Moses Tichnell, A. Jackson, Cornelius Jackson, W.
Browning, Hosea McCall, E. Hays, B. P. Bedwick, G. Martin,
Thos. McGrath, J. M. Heger, Wm. Smith, N. Callender, S.
R. Brocknnier, O. D. Battle, John West, Win. Tipton, C.
Hodgson, John Murray, S. B. Dunlop, Dr. J. J. Jan - Aeon.
(Prom the Corresponding fjonferenia of the Methodist
Protestant Church, signing the same.)
Revs. Geo. Brown, Geo. Hughes, Joel Dolby, Jr., Z Ragan,
Jar. Browning, Wm. Ross. Robt Simonton, Jno. Clark, Jas.
M. Piper, John Barns, Daniel G. Garen, John Beatty.
My experience is not as extensive as the expression in the
above certificate; bat 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. S. Hubbard, Ohio, Oct 27,1839.
Dn. WllBOll 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 in my case, I am persuaded that the continued use of
them will finally effect a thorough cure; I therefore, wish
you to send me four baxea by the bearer of this, and oblige
yours, etc. ISRAEL SHARP.
Extract of a letter from 001. Camp, an elderly gentlemanof
Virginia, 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 ambit of wing it myself, and in my fami
ly, from the time yon first, brought them into use in our
neighborhood, and upon all occasions have found them to
answer the purpose for which they were administered. My
wife has been very much afflicted with sick-headache, and,
by using one-half of on 4 of the pills, has uniformly found
relleL I think It superfluous to enumerate the different
complaints for which I have administered these pills. Suf
fice it to say that, is ) far as the numerous complainte set out
in the wrsppsr have fallen under my notice, the Tall has had
the desired effect in removing the same; and so far as my
self have been concerned, .4 -cluc k say that they leave the
bowels in better order than the use of any other cathartic
'hat I have used,
I aro, sir, your friend and well-wisher
JAMES M. atm%
CARRIAGES.
_ _
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
N
E4STERN REPOSITORY
JOSEPH WifITE
HAS JUST RECEIVED AT HI . RE
POSITORY, situated near the Two Mile
Ran, betaree Pittsburgh and Lawrenceville, a
splendid . ind general assortment of Carriages, Buggies, dn -
kiss, etc. His arrangements are such that he is constantly
receiving new and second-handvehicles, and the public may
rely on always finding a good stock on hand. H 9 also man
ufactures to order, on short notice,
GAR4IIMS, BUGGIES,
And all pertaining to the business. With eighteen years'
nract‘lal experience in this business, and his well-known
facilities, he flatters himself that he offers great inducements
to purchasers.
Aar The establishment is located on the mate of the Ex
celsior Omnibus Line of Coaches, passing the door every
fifteen minutes. selitdaw
IV: WEST & CO.,
11ANUTACTIIHEIS Of
A R GtEs,
ROOKAWAYS, suaarr t a, EitiLIIIEB AND SLEIGHS.
N 0.197 Penn street, PTPTSIIIIIKIR, PA.
Azir All wor4 warranted to is of the basarnaterials and
workmanship. myLtlydia
DEPOT FORTHE SALE OF COAL OIL,
132 South Second Street,
Lubricating Oil for all kinds of Machinery; Binnacle or
Lamp Oil, is superior to tho beat erintar strain sperm for
burning in all kind! *I
WITS, LANTERNS, HENAIGHTS, &O
PROIIAS' SUPERIOR PATENT HIPROVED LOP.
This lamp performs a perfect consumption of all emoko
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
anl2a.md H. BOUREAH, Bolo7Agent.
A. a C. BROOXEN,
No. 22 CUI Skreet, New York,
MANUFAOTTGIER OF
GLASS SYRINGES, HOWEOPATHIO
VIALS, GRADUATED MEASURES,
NURSING BOTTLES, ETC.
Glass Ware for Chemists, Druggists, Perfumers, Photo
graphers, eta. Green Glass Ware by the package. A fiber.
al discount mado to the trade. Orders from ()gantry Drug
glistA and ,Dealers solicited. Prize Lists sent on applica
tion. jyl3o:3m
I HE underaigned have formed a Co-Part
nership under tho style et SEIAOIiLSTT, MeLLIN
00-, for o transacting Wholesale Dry Geode bluffness.
WILLMAM SHAOHLETT, JAMES NIcLAIN,
lIIIGia JONES, JOHN AIIDAY,
T. T. MYLES.. _
SHAOKLETT, IitcLAIN & CO., wholesale dealers in For
eign and Domestic Dry Goods, No. 43 Wood street, opposite
Bt. Charles Hotel. au2B.llm
DERFECT TIME AT HALF TH E
11. USUAL COST—AMESSCAN WATCHES—APPLE
TON TRACY A 00., MANOPAOTIJEERS OR PATENT
LEVEE WATCHES, WALTHAM, MASS.—These Watches
are made by the aid of new and original machinery and
tools, expressly designed to aware, with a low price, a fine
substantial and reliable time keeper. To be had at our
r agouts, HEINEMAN 4 HEIMAN, Pittsburgh, Pa.
APPLETON TRACYk 00,
Waltham, Mass.
(ILOSING OUT! CLOSING OUT 11—Sale
`kJ of Spring and Slimmer stock of BOOTS and SHOES
Goode marked down.
Men'a Qattara worth..-48,00 selling at $2,25
It ti "
.44444 2,50 17 2,00
Ladles' " 1,50 " 1,25
6 et 1,25 1,00
" Boole " 1,25 " 1, 00
Mime. DOP; Youth's and Obildren'a selling at the same.
proportion, at the Cheap Cash Store of
JOSEPH H. BORLAND,
08 Market greet two doors from PM.
MANILLA PAPERS. All sines and
qualities, for sale by
•Wtl. O. JOHNSTON & 00.,
Paper Dealers and Stationers,
67 Wood Area.
50 ACRES of very desirable land, at a
abort distance from the city, having some beautiful
sites for country residences-47 acres contain coal of the
very best quality. Yor sale by
su7. B. OUTLIBgHT & BON, 61 Market et.
QWEET POTATOES-10 barrels Jersey
1.7 Sweet Potatoo; Just received and for
le
by
LAS. A. FETZER,
se4 Comex Market and First sta.
QAWYER'S CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP
is acknowledged by all who have used it, to be the best
and most economical Soap in use. One pound will do as
much wuhlug as three of common Soap. It contains noun
gradient that will injure the nerves of the most dePrate or
finest vods that may be washed with it. Wor sale by all
the principal groceries and dealers in the city. , aelk
----a
JAKE FISH-300 pkgs. White Fish, Tr I at,
&amen, ete., for sale by
ae4 HENRY IL °OLIO&
'DIG LEAD-300 Pigs, for sale by
- EfilitißY H. 00111 Na.
MACKEREL.--
100 barrels Na 8 Largo Mackerel ; •
a a a
`2l " No. 1 " " rec'd and IO
sale b • - (so 4) HENRY B. COLLINS.
11 1 11 M.11 y e
Wanted, by JAMES A. YETZEII,
ae4
WE FLOUR-19 bbhi fresh ground Rye
just received and for sae by
JAMES A. IlE=ll,
selB Corner Market and Rut streets.
MAC 25 bble. No. S, Large;
10 hall bble. No. 8, tar e.
For ado by )
QTABOH-300 bxa. &cheater Pearl Starch,
0,3 fort ale By WO MENEM R. COLLINS.
A B OLDS, DOvell and Davidson's Writing
ARIL /bids fer-Aalo by W. 8. HAVEN,
Stationer, Nos. 81_, 88 and 85
Market street.
barrels fresli Lime, for sale by
lIIENTLY It OOLLINS
Li" •
QOAP POWDER.-50 boxes Soap Powder
[to of our own inannfactnie, warranted onperior to any
offered for vale in tblo market, on hand esul for sale by
fig . B. C. k i. a BA WYSS.
EPPER SAUCE-100 dozen Gothic) pin ,
. 1 1? lust received and t's sale by ,• , . .
ILEMM A ANDNIIBON, ,
1 . No. IS) Wood street,
t i' 3l s - ' • 01574 1 0 04 tit. Owlet Hotel,
T T SB;UG T HE ATRE,
PIIZOBO OP ADMISSION:
Dress Circle and Pnrquette.soo 8at0i1yarc1e.........—.....26.3
Colored Boxes.— ..............600 Colored thiTier*.........a.Zio
Tickets to Private Boxes —.760 Whole D0zni..........46 00.
Proscenium 80z05..; ...$8 00.
THIS SITBNING, September 2110;108, the BaCrPHEHS
HUTCHINSON will make their Godard appearance.
The performance to commence With
POOR P/LLIOODY.
After which, the WONDBREUt DOGS will go 011%10
their astonishing featl.
Dance .Mien Jennie Hight.
To ba followed with B.APHAHL'S .I f DREAM
i , auce kiss Julia Turnbull.
TH.III SPORTS OP ATLAS, by the Brothers Hutchinattn.
The whole to conclude with, j
MLLLY, TUE MAID WITH ISE MILKING PAIL.
Doors open at 7 o'clock Curtain rises ac 7%. Sox Office
open from 10 to 3 v.:10,-k
ONE WEEK MORE OF THE FAVORITES.
Monday Eventing, September Roth.
And Every evening this week.
SECOND WEER, AND TREMENDOUS BOOMS OF THE
BAR-PAAIED AD , D ORIGINAL
Norris Bros., Pell and Troivbridge }Elmira%
From the School Street Opera Ilium, Boston.
THIRTEIIIN STAB PERFORMER&
First week of the
COW-BI LL.O-o.l.Ags: os, SWISS BELL BINGES/W.
4rir Now Actt, Songs, Dances and Darlesqnes.
4)14- Admission, 25 cents; Chilien 16. Doors open at 7
o'clock, commence at 8 o'clock. ' LON. WOBBLE,
se:o Ettsineo Manager.
ammoth Concerts and Oratorioi.
MR. 'ULLMAN, Director and Minager of the New York
Academy cf Music, respectfully Infer= tho public that he
bas made arrangements with
KARL FORMES,
I t
now under engagement to him, for 'a rapid tour angle the
principal cities in the Uni , o, prior to his depa for Eu
rope. Greatfully remembering the very litter eAtrallage
received from the public, as Manager of Mr . Tha l g, Mme.
Sontag, fiend Herz, Osmillo Sivori„` . and other artists whom
he hag induced to visit America, h.v. reepectitilly announces
1
EARL BORidES' FIRST AND ONLY' APPEABANOE
Thursday and Friday, EiSpt. 23d and 9,1-th,
TO THE PUBLIC .
The reputation of Hari Formes' as the greatest Hying
Basso and Oratorio singer, the !minimise sensation produeed
by his extraordinary voice, bath in this country and allover
Europe, induced Mr. Ullman to believe that he will moat
with a patronage commensurate With the heavy expenses
of this undertaking.
Earl Formes bring, like Jenny hind, equally famed as a
singer of secular as well as of the highest style of Sacred
Made, and the Oratorios of Handel and Haydn, the Pro
gramme will cons - let of
ORATORIOS, ENGLISH, GERHA N, AND ITALIAN
with a view of affording the public an opportunity to hear
him at once in all the different styles of music in which be
stands unapproachod.
The Manager begs leave to call the attention of the pub-
Ho to the groat number of performers that must necessarily
be engaged In concerts of this class. It has long been a
cause of complaint again - et all artists traveling to the West
of the Inefficiency of theipiono to give full effect to the game
and works of the great! masters; the proper rendition of
which requires the whole resources of a Grand Orchestra.
And in order, In these concerts,*) carry out in all their
COMPLETENESS and GRAEDEUIt, the works of HANDEL, ,
HAYDN, MOT, Ala, and other ciziebrated composers, the
Manager 43 engaged the principtil SOLOISTS AND PEW
FORM - ER.B'OF THE GRAND ORCHESTRA, OP THE ACA
ARMY OF MUSIC, New York, Mader the direction of the
far famed Conductor, KARL ANSCHUTZ, thus introducing
a system of Coucerts never beforq attempted in the West.
will, on these occadons, be suppprtod by the following dia.
Unwashed Artistes, who havo.been received with such ato
nal favor, during his late brilliant musical season in New
York, Philadelphia and Boston;
MISS HATTIE ANDEM,
The celebrated American soprano, who created such an
immense sensation at the Oratorios and Concerts In New
York and Boston;
MADAME SCHUMAN,
From the Imperl.l Opera, Vienna, her Majesty's Opera,
London, and Academy of Music; New York;
MR. ERNEST PEERING,
The celebrated English Tenor;
AND THE GRAND ORCHESTRA,
composed of tha principal Soioists and Perfoiniera from the
Academy of Music, Now York, tinder the direction of
CARL ANRBUTZ.
Leader, THEODORE THOMAS.
First Violin, 11ERR THOMAS, 110SENTHAL, 1c MEWL
Second Violin, HERB BESIG, BEIINSTELN, B LAIINII..
VioIa.IIEEBIALTZEA.
Piolincello, HERR GAUL BERGALANN.
First Contra Basso, HER R. HERZ() G.
Second Contra llaaso„; SIG. ARNOLDL
Flute, HERBMELDLEIL.
Obeo, HERR MEYER.
Clarinet, EE KEEFER, SIG. AMICL
Flageolet, HERR PAIILIHANN, SIG. BARTOW.
Garnet -a-Piston, HERR SOECH XTB, HERB SCHULLINGIIIL
Trumpet, MONS. LACROIX.
Trombone, 0N E. LETS° H.
Tympana, EIONE. HABERKORN.
PHILADELPHIA
Notwithstanding the great axpenao attending those Con•
eerie, the price of admisaimi will remain as heretofore,
namely
$1,50 and 91,00, according to location.
AM - The sate of seats for thejFirst Concert will commence
on Tuesday morning, at 9 o'clock, at the Music Store of J.
H. MELLOR, Wood street, where plans of the Hall may be
seen, and seats secured.
AV-The sale of the Second Concert, will commence on
Thursday, at the game time and place.
AV-Books of the Concert, containing the woida and ma
sk for sale, price 2i cents. saa
ANNUAL STATE FAIR
OF TUE
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society.
EMETIMIDIP. 28na, 29tm AND ROTii, AND mons In, 1858
FAIR GROUNDS, NINT,II WARD, PUT/BURGH.
Minna] Addresses, Friday, at 2 P. M. Awards of Com
mittee announced Immediately afterwards.
Articles for cuthibitha addpcseod to A. 0. =STE% 800.
retan, Monongahela Elons.,t Pittnburgh.
All articles and stock tuteUded for exhiblticn, transport.
ed fre4 of charge.
Office, No. es Fifth stroca, w7,Ore eoiri2s will be received,
and exhiblors' ticket, furnished. Books of entry closed on
Tuesday, noon. Premium Lists and Lint of Judges furnish.
ed on application
far Members' Tickets, $l,l Fin& admission, 25 ants.
Eshibitors must becoms Meadnera. A. D. MUSTER,
Secr•tapy State Agricultural Society.
D. A. TAGG ART, President. [sofkdawtti—co
JOHN W. M'CARTHY,
BILL, CIRCULAR AND CARD
'Distributor and Poster,
11, PI TTEIBURG 11, P
Will promptly attend to the Distributing and Positing of
BILLB, CIRCULARS, CARDS AND PP.OGRANIIIRS, ,
ROT Railroads, Ships, Steamteatt, Amusements, Sales, Eto.
All orders, either by mai , telegraph, or otherwise, sent,
to the dam of the Daffy dimming Post, will be faithfully
attended to. 1
Packages forrardo I by thO Adana Expresa'Company will
ba promptly disposod of accorGlng to diroctimis. . :sat •
AUCTIOINT SALES.
DAILY SALES A N0..54 FIFTH ST. _
At the new Commere &sloe - .oores, No. 64, Ma
street, every week day, are Held pnbli, lalea of goods in di
variety, salted for the tra6 and consumers, front a large
stock which is constantly replenished with fresh teneign•
manta, that mustlbe closed fOrthwith,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M.,
Dry Goods and fancy articles, comprising nearly everything
needed in the line for personal and faintly use; table cut
lery. ; hardware; - clothing ; hoots and shoes; ladles ware,
dm. o'o4loll, P. hi.,
ikrasehold and "kitchen turniture, new and second-band;
beds and bedding; carpets; elegant iron atone China ware;
stoves; cooking utensils; grecenes, !to.
AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
- Fancy articles • watches; clocks; Jewelry ; musical Marti.
manta; guns; Clothing; dry goods; Louie and shoes. book
stationery, &o. (seal a P. M. DAVIS, AncLa
VINE ARTS AT NO. 95 WOOD STREET,
Corner Diamond alley, pa ViRDN itBDAY MORNING,
September 22d, at I cicluc§4 win be cold, as above a large
and Line collection of framaa engravings, comprising the ?.
most oelebratod productions of the Minters on finbjeo.e, Re.;• •
ligiona, Humorous, and Wetorical. The pictures are all
mounted in appropriate atyloi of Gilt and Rosewood Frames,
and will be open for examination on Monday bud Tuesday.
The public aro invited to visit this rich collection aorta.
ee2o P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
I AN K STOCK,I AT AUOTION.--An.
TUBSDAY HVENIN% September 21st, 1858,, at 7% _
o' k, at the Comreetclal Booms, No. 61 Filth atm;
trill he sold: . • - .
iharea Bank of Pitletbargh.
se2o t iY. M. DAVIS, Anettoimr.
nAIiLA ND COUNTRY SEATS, AT AUO
NLF TION—ON TLIMISDaY AIiTESNOON, September
28d, at 8 deka, on the prsinises, will . : Thirteen
very handsome sites for conntry seats, containing film ono
to two acme each, adjoining the MIMBIon of damea S. Craft,
which are easy of access, and for beauty of scenery are not
surpassed by any in this country." _ Plan' may basses at the
Auction Rooms. • .
Terms—Ono-tenth cash, residue in nine 'early pa3rittents,.
with interest payable ansittelly.'
sallt IP. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. :
CITIZENS' BAN STOCK; STOCK; AT AV. -
It., TION—ON TUESDAr, WiTSING, Septisaber
at 7% o'eletlt, at the Cemmerblal hales Rooms. No, 61 Nth
'area, be add: 20 &area Pitizeue B'lc of Bittabunb.,
fIRPLIAN'S COURIt , ADJuIIRNED SALFA_.
Vt,„/ of Beal Estate in &nth Pittsburgh and Birmingham,
on TUESDAY EVENING, Xeptem ter 28th, at 754 o'clock,
at the, Commercial halee - Roonts, fet Fifth street, by order of_
B. Biddle Itoberte, Administrator of Q. 0. Gregg, demised;
will be sold: Three valusble hits of ground &nate In Heath,
Pittsburgh, being marked and noulbered 38, 33 and 96
the plan of said borough. ;1 ,
lobs bf ground is thejpl,im of lots laid oat bairn.
of Gregg, in the borough of Birmingham, viz: Nes. 91; 92
and 33, having each a front °I V, feet on Carson street, and
extending back 190 feet to Chesnut alley. Nes.ll7 and 178
having each a front of 24 fe,lt on Washington' street,' and
extending back 100 feet to Walnut alley.' Nos. 208 and 218
each having a front of 2i, feet on Washington street, alld
extending back 100 feet tor:Once alloy. Title iniiteptimb art
Unnaraah; (KO) 1.. M. Dan; Aucrst
AMUSEMENTS
Pale L...aee and Manager, ' . 8. 8. PORSIGIL
Stage M. DARR.
AR L F ORMES'
GRAND
IN THIS CITY,
AT THE CITY) HALL
SONGS AND AIRS, WITH ORCHESTRAL
ACOOMPANIgENT,
CARD
KARL FORMES,
THE PRICE OF , ADMISSION