F ALL,
DRY GOODS
c. HANSON LOVE'S,
No. 14 Market Street,
DETWERN FOURTH MEET AND THE DIAMOND
PITTSBURGH, PA.
SIGN OF THE ORIGINAL BEE HIVE
The imbacriber has just rothroed from Philadelphia, New
York, 130 . d.,.u, and tome of the Manufacturing towns in the
New England Statva, so as to get a portion of our DOMES
TIC GOoDS direct from the manufacturers, and save one
profit in receiving them in that way. Our stock of FOR
ERIN tiO3DS has never bean so complete.
DRESS' GOODS:
CRRY RICH DREgi SIDS, in Plain Black and Figured.
VERB RICH DRESS SILKS, Plaid, Striped and Brocade
VERY RICH SILK ROBES, Black and Colored.
VERY RICH ALL WOOl, MODS DE LAMS. -
VERY RICH ROBE MOUS DE LAINS.
VERY RICH COTTON AND WOOL MODS DE LAINS.
FRENCH MERINOS
AND
COBURG S,
The largest stock in the city, and
BETTER GOODS FOR THE PRICE
CAN I Fu t_ 7- IN ANY OTHER HOUSE WEST OF
Till: MOUNTAINB,
BOUGHT AT AUCTION
LARGE QUANTITIES AT LOW PRICES,
AND WILL RC-SOLD AT A
SMALL ADVAN - CE ON EASTERN COST
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS,
ui efairely ds.sigas, such as the
FALMA SHAWLS,
Ana many etter
NOVELTIES IN SHAWLS AND CLOAKS
We bay.) been able to offer so large and varied a stock of
all kind: of SHAWLS and CLOAKS.
NEEDLE WORK :
COLLARS, SETS AND SLEEVES,
FLOUNCINGS,
EDGINGS,
MOURNING GOODS :
BLACE DEE , B GOODS, SHAWLS, CEA ?E
COLL ATIF, GLOVES,
EERY OTHER ARTICLE IN THE LINE
MOURNING GOODS
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS :
BLEACIIED AiiD lINEILRAOHED MIISLINS,
TICKU.i63,
011:er
GFNUIIA
PP.INTS,
fiENTUCHY JEANS.
' TWEU➢g,
CASSIMERES, CLOTHS,
A 43 every other article lamely kept In a
WELL ...I3SORTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS
many. of the above goods have been bought from the
MANUFACTURERS and AT ALIOTION FOB NET CASH,
via are one:Mil to soil them as LOW AS THEY OAN BB
PURCHASED IN MANY OF THE WHOLESA.LE HOUSES
in the E itn.ro cilia.' In short, we never have been able to
offer ea_lar^,3 and attractive a shi-± to our numerous cans
tnmore and the i.ablte generally.
it 'li GOODS RECEIVED •73A.ILY.
C. LEANSON LcaY 1 _
Young,Stevenna h Lovo,
c.r.a.: Lova Eroth,:a ;
74 LIARICIir StRSET,
PA
PI4X3 EAL NOTICES.
11'L'R31 AN ENT OFFICE.
II TILE URGENT REQUEST OF HON
hi u 3 THEIR PATIENTS,
L RS. C. M. FITCR AND J. W. SYKES
'lava conclndad to remain
PERMANENTLY IN PITTSBURGH,
r,, 2y lie cunsrlted at their 00;20,
391 Pain' airetzt,
OPPOSITII ST. CLAITt awn,
ll.ity, exec!): Saudaye, fir HONSIDIPION, ASTHMA,
BRONCIIPPIF( and Aid, ( T i 1 Lot:IC COMPLANTS,
romplicat , d wit., (,r pulairraary tHwasu, lacluding
Cata. - rk, Loisertze, Affetti,ms of tte Liver,
.Dyspepsia, Gastritiß, Female Complaints,
DRY FITCH . .1, wonll state that their treatment
of Czmsamptb, a L'ASCCt upon the fact that the diseare ezuG
fr.l/-s blood and gyt!,n. ad lar;,e, trfore and dnriny
dtze . :-.Ta1!:74 and they theivfore employ Meehan
keel, ii> 4 - iet,ie and Nljdh - ei remedies to purify the blood end
etrem:thca the syst-m. iVah tilts?, they nee MEDICAL IN
HALATIONS, trhi,h they value highly, but only na
1.0 tr, , ,lalone,) and lade
I'AJ carney ti,isting the pre:idus
time of cur,,ility on any trettermt limed upon the planet-
Lie, but fa:_, , ides that the •.lieat of the disease am be'reaele-1
in F. dist - ct E..rmL.Er by ink4lati,D," cur, as before stated, the
d?l , :z4v. - •.a end az {Fed.: o;i/i , In the
c,LISAILi.,IIQ.,2
A i!st of kir,r4ilow4 will Vo norA to tho.lo wi.stilug to consolt
tin mr.:B:dew
BANK . OF TUE SiiVTll COUNTY.—At the Au
g - net term of the Supreme Conrtof Rhode Island, for
Washington county, the first dsy of .Inunery, a. 0., 1a59,
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 o view to tazten a settlement, and not to cut off
bills not then presented, which must, of course, all be paid,
is cee ran% b sol , ent of which there is no reasonable doubt.
1113 hills will be Mi:eo it: psyment of rill aebtn. Bilis pre
sdnted, for which receipts are given, will be entitled to ih
tere3t_ Rills maybe forwarded to the Receiver, at Hen
sington, Rhode Island. E. R. POTTER,
an31:41. Receiver.
OFFICE OF THE
PITTS:SW:OD AND BOSTON MINING COMPANY, •
Septetal.r 11th , 1853.
yr I.4OTICE St,..chhol,tera oat the PAtsbargh and
Comphtry a e hereby octdtiod-that a
rieeLltl; cill L, L.-td at the ttlien of the Compstty,
in tae cdry oa WEDNESDAY. the tith day
.t 3 e. , t coutLter the butt! ea Qt . Gegatl-
IL or at, add:Eh:alai cc - 114113[1y, with o view ty r talon) rqpirl
deveroptt,ent of thf-ii eitenzic. at twit 4 territory.
Ey order at the Board of Directora,
THOMAS M. HOWE, Secretary.
[l,y, NOTICE—THE INTEREST COUPONS of the
Renfe of Lawrence County, fantod to tho PITTS.
"URGH AND ELLIE RAILROAD COBIPANY, due Joly,
pp v olf. v.:if' t•l3 Et the office of W. H. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Pittshurglf, P.> The ehr,hke to ciao.) c; payroput ya c?te
In consequence of the failure of the Ohio Lilg lusdranco
awl Trutt C:uipaoy, New York, where tha 04UPGUS ate
payable By order of
IST
'i'DE BEST AN ll
CLIO, Pi 7 -1T 't/INEit A a is
at tat most ertensivs VDi .B.l`=,Ls -- ;:- . !_
its EC i
.. 7.N . 4r4E0A BOAR. WARBEI.OL'SH to the
13 ho - it • - AR'
1.0 sup lha io mlurrj r,r_
1.11.4, and has for the last ten
than one-half ot
th.. Plashl 1 . and ,
eune in every , A gsk
•_? town trtruou,so.
_ _
which a,
IiALJAW, 14i1
ansilyilaw bet. - secti i:mithtleld and Brant.
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LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL
AND
SMELTING ‘Vc)l-tz,s.
PARK, M'CURDY CO
J IANUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING,
Itiitt Bra-dere' and Bolt Copprr, Pressed Copper Bottoms,
Ita - I Ptill Bottoms, Spatter Solder, Ac., also import - era and
raindwk :dotal?, Tin Plato, S h eat Iron, WI ro, au. Constantly
on baud, Tin me n'e .Ifachines and Tools. Warehousa, No.l4it
First, and 1•20 Sscond strect, Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders
of Copper cut to any desired pattern. myilihlydaw
WIL L RE-OPEN ON
THURSDAY, SEPT74IRER 2D,
PROF. COWPER'S
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
1.4. NEVILLE HA LL, OuIt.NLE. FOURTH LSD rApr.R.TIF FITS.
DAVn--010 TUITION—Tuea6ya, Thursdays and Saar
: dupl. Hauer and MlBe , selwisoti ut 3P. Chas 4
P. a ; GP:atIPTIVIC'd Or.,ia ti e Prof. C.k,Wpat can be aeon
et the Scott House, daily. an2dam
15 AcREs OF GOOD LAND, 300 VRIIIT
treta, r, craw of good water, dwelling louse of elght
ruon:o., situate at one - below Aiclieelport, end near to
itailleued etat!on, (r sale on essy t.wois by
sel.l S. CUTEIDEST k. SON, St Market st.
$ 1 5 v, i n ( ).
F R , T v
0 0 E y ,78 M — USIO
G l E 'O tiu ß
mTWANENNIE
f4ELODIST.—This little work contains all th,s words and
;Snit of the now and popular airs of the day. The sale°.
..rio , n has been made with gr-mt care, giving only those songs
.:Sick are good and popular• all the best sans of S. 0.
darter, are embraced in this collection. A largo supply
ja , st received,and for Baia at the Ifissio Store of
auld JOIN UV:LIAM, 81 Wood st roef:
WAGON GREASE—In cans, koge, an
tos,aag, remised and faraln by
kIENNY H. COLLINS.
6E46
INSERTINGS, ETC
THE CRYKITTRBIONERS
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
The First Ward Shooting Affair.
Thomas Smithson, Jr., the young man who shot
Miss Eleanor Henry, on Saturday, the 10th inst., at
the residence of her mother, in the First Ward, was
brought before Mayor Weaver for a preliminary
examination yesterday morning. The faot that the
heariog was to take place being generally known, a
large crowd was in attendance at the• office. The
prisoner, who has a very youthful appearance, did
not seem in the least disconcerted by the crowd of
anxious - spectators present.
The Mayor stated that the first question was to
ascertain whether Miss !leery was entirely out of
danger, and Dr. George L. M'Cook %as accordingly
called. He testified that he has seen Miss Henry
daily since the occurrence, and has had her in charge
since Sunday last. He could not say, however, that
she was out of danger. I; was true that she has
been improving rapidly, but there is yet danger from
inflammation, as the wound is at present discharging
very freely. He could not say when the danger
would be over; she might continue in her present
condition for weeks—perhaps until the first of No
vember.
Under these 'circumstances, Mayor Weaver ad
journed the hearing until Saturday, October 2d, at
10 o'clock in the morning, when, should Miss Henry's
case assume a definite aspect, a further examination
will be had. Smithson was then remanded to jail
until that time.
- ..- -
John M. Kirkpatrick, Esq., appeared as private
counsel for the Commonwealth, in behalf of Mrs.
Harriet Henry, mother of the young lady.
Camp Duquesne.
The concourse of people on tho camp ground yes
terday was greater than at any time since the en,
campment commenced. This interest was created
by the fact that the company turning out the most
members was to be presented with a flag, according
to arrangement. At nine o'clock, this presentation
took place, and the Monongahela Artillery baring
the largest number of men at the encampment, some
fifty-six in all, being entitled to the prize, a splendid
silk flag, it was presented to them in an appropriate
speech, by Capt. James S. Kegley, of the Pennsyl
vania Infantry.
After the presentation, the companies formed for
drill, and were put through the various evolutions by
Brigadier General Snodgrass and his staff, assisted
by Col. Heitz, Adjutant Kane and Captain Nogley.
At half-past ten the review ceased, and the soldiers
were ordered to their tents to prepare for parade in
the afternoon.
At one o'clock the roll was again called, the entire
camp having in the meantime refreshed the inner
man, and donned their fall dress uniform, and at
four o'clock, after going through variouv:manmuvres
on the camp ground, the entire battalion, "horse,
foot and dragoons," was on this side of the river.
They marched through the principal streets of the
city, presenting a very fine appearance and attract
ing general admiration. At five o'clock they had
finished the prescribed route, and all embarked for
the camp ground. .
To-day will wind up this military demonstration,
and the " gallant hussars" will return to their homes
and resume their peaceful avocations, doubtless much
improved by the military discipline they have expe
rienced hero, and their visit to this city.
Country litswi.
A little son of Mr. Read, residing in Kerrville,
and aged about two years, was severely scalded, on
Saturday morning last, by falling into a bucket of
boiling water which .had been left standing on the
floor, as to produce its "death in a few hours after the
occur:ones. The poor child had bees amusing itself
walking backward and hauling a little wagon after
it, and while ao engaged had stumbled into the back.
et, fr..m which it was only extricated after injuries
sufficient to produce death had been inflicted.
The Fair of the Butler Voppty ti.gricgltural So
ciety will be held at Butler on the 14th and lbth
days of October next.
The original Butler County Agricultural Socie
ty will holdlits annual Fair this year at Fairview, on
the 6th and 7th of October.
A camp mooting is in progras in the vicinity of
Maple furnace, Allegheny township, Butler county.
The attondanco is said to bo large.
A son of Mr. Williamson, of Butler, was play%
lug with matchog in his father's stable, on Sunday
last, 'and accidentally set fire to some hay, which Was
de t itroyed. 'By strenuous exertion 'Abe stable was
paved.
Fearful peath.—We have this morning to record a
terrible end of a very Worthy young man, one who
bad many frignds, Mr, Daniel Pay, of Birmingham.
At an early hour yesterday morning his body was
discovered lying near the Pittsburgh abutment. of
the Birmingham bridge, his neck brcken, and his
body limb bruised. The Coroner was immediately.
summer ad and held an Inquest on the body. but
nothing concerning the manner or time of his death
could be elicited.' The jury simply returned a ver
dict of accidental death. We arc, therefore, left to
Conjecture that he was endeavoring to cross over the
unfinished bridge at some time during Wednesday
night, and that while so doing -,ho fell thr9gli the
tressel work to the rocks below, some fifty feet, and
was instantly killed. His _untimely less will be
heard with sorrow by many. ; •
Tha HifiarCle.—Noiciifbpanding the cua.n3 and
the otter strong 00=Ru-sit:motions, Masonic Hall
Was well filled last eyer)ing, oii tha °coition or John
ny Pall and hilly Morris' joint benefit. " Bones "
end " Peter Gray " both did their best, and to use a
common phrase, the house came dawn. The audi
ence exhibited the wildest enthusiasm and seemed in
the height of enjoyment. They present another ex
cellent bill to-night, which will bo sure to draw a
full house. By the way, our Pittsburgh public do
not seam to have grown licad of this OoLapany as yet.
cad tie believe that uhonhi they romain:here during
the State Pair they rotrld - " coin a mint-of money."
.Tho large' concourse- of strangers in the city would
fill the Hall nightly.
9 "Cr:- Route to Xtto Yurk.—The Ilarrithurg
Tel.vropi has the following concerning the now
route to the East ; " Too time is not far distant
when a lice of Iron rails will oonneot 4arrishurgh
with New York by another route than that of Phila
delphia. Every day sees additional pregnesa made
in the construction of a railroad from Rending to
Allentown, on the Lehigh, and from there to New
York via the Lehigh, Valley and Central r.ilreads
it is but a step. Those who aro conversant with the
subject allege that Philadelphia will bo greatly In
iured by this connection, e 9 l-taip it, is,
lint soon be aide to foeve hero in the m( 47,-
leg and fe'ach the Empire City vi ithout going within
fife) , miles of Philadelphia:" •
Futat Accident in Peebica Totorashin.—A fatal
MA heart-rending accident, by which 'ii re'spooted
6G-en of i'e ebles lovfnshiP , bir. .losenb. Watt, who
iesi'deti on 'the farm of Boyle Irwin, E3q., on "Nine
Mile 'gun," near tte f,rm of j,. y. Flumihg, Eaq„ lost
his life. About ten o'clock in the rooming hs went out
to Out wood. A tree woe heard to fall, and his wile go
ing out about fifteen minutes afterwards, found him
lying on the ground, insensible, a projecting limb of
the tree having struck him on the bead, fracturing
his skull. He was conveyed home and lived but an
hour. Ho was about fifty five years of age, and
leaves a wife and four children. Ho was well known
and hiohlw esteompd by 14any, friowls ylotnsty
where laa.lived,.as wall a, in ;40 oily,
Mr. Editor saw, in Wednesday's Post, the
name of Charles P. Saville connected with a theft
committed at the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot. I
know the boy well and can testify to his hooast'
virtuous training. 4,3 is the aoti of an ton/sat:man
and would not be , kuilty of a dishonest act. The
per'suns who have the temerity of laying bonds 'on
such a boy and of bringing 'him before the city an.
th . orities, have no resso to '
ci tue a q r, cr
their discernment oi . 1 5 013V5.
.--Wo are persuaded of the entire truth of the above
statement, and gladly boar Leath:pony to the virtues
or the lad mentioned. We are only sorry his name
ever appeared in our paper, and now publicly make
all the reparation in our power.
pa ogii 14: 4ef.-I'esterday, tjr. ,john
residing, in the klecond Ward, wont into the second
story of his house, and found a roan engaged in
" snapping up unconsidered trifles." Ho bad already
made up a bundle of odds and ends, while in ono
hand ha carried a pair of boots and in the other a
?air of gold shove blttona. 3n sz9ing b. Le
dropped - thb b fadlo "sad the boots, and -tobt refuge
Under the bed, , but to no purpose, as be was dragged
out and taken before ldayor Weiiyer, Who committed
him to to await his trial,
Serioys Ajray.—On Wednesday night an affray
E4anrred near the encampment, in which Charles
M'Gvire was struck with a club or other heavy in,
aide of the head. Lie was guar
arnment on --uaather of
yelling with a man named Kehoe, wuon o .....
his struck him with the club, felling him to the
earth. lichee tied immediately. Drs. Walter and
Wolf er_amined his wounds, ar44 re,ll9vej t4 O plezQc
of the Irsoturo'd shell. `They *etitertsfu . but 'aMall
hope of his recovery. Ilehoo has notbifsin soon ebbe
the affray, in the vicinity.
Look out for Counterfeitq.—Coqnterfeit and
$l.O bank poles on the Northwestern Ban* of 4 Vir.
ginia, located at wheeling, are iii oirculatiOn.
the Qves the right hand vignette haa the word repre
senting the denomination of the note printed upside
down, while It is not so in the genuine. To thoao
not acquainted, the imitation is a dangerovs one
The tens are not so liable to deceive, as the plate
bears little resemblance to the genuine.
()reefing to t4e 4ornisv Pt t.—We will farnishthe
moaning of the mysterious initials, R. A. i's;lrpiu
will agree to publisb.—,Dispolefi.
—Certainly we will. 'We have every confidonoe in
Fleeson, and foal satisfied that he wouldtakeno
part In the doings . of any oiganir.ation afraid to Pisa
its nape to the public.
Bowman & Co :—My wife was troubled with cough
paln in ttke breast for five years—the last two of
which oho tyas very low indeed. procured sung
of your Compound, mid alai she had taken it for
about five wceks she was able to do all our house
work, which ?ho had not previously done for four
yam.. Wecheerfully, sad unasked, roommend your Com
ponsd to all who aro suffering under that terrible
disease—Consumption
liournuas, lig g Jl47 t /SA
Jere Boum:lmam
Kum R. BOIMVULAND
Grand Oratorio.
Karl Formes, who was so enthusiastically received
in his first concert last evening, though ranking high
as a concert singer, is said to su rpass himself in the
execution of oratorios, where his powerful voice can
have the fullest scope. Many of our citizens have
expressed an earnest desire to hear him, with the
proper orchestra and chorus accompaniments, in ono
of those great productions which have exalted the
admiration of all. In accordance with this desire, he
has consented to bear his part in that great master
piece, the oratorio of the Messiah. The performance
will take place on Saturday evening, when he
will be assisted by Misa Hattie Andem, Madame
Schuman, Ernest Pairing, and the entire orchestra
under Karl Ansbutz. The chcresas will bu sung by
amateurs of the city. Altogether the entertainment
will be one of the grandest ever offered in the city,
and we feel assured it will be abundantly patronized.
A Soldier Gone.—Mr.,Alexamior Stewart, of Alle
gheny city, who served his country In the Mexioan
war, as a sergeant in the "Jackson Independent
Blues," died at Lads Poat Office, Munroe county,
Ohio, of consumption, on Friday last, while on a vis.
it to a relativei — Re was a tanner by trade, but has
latterly been employed by the Pittsburgh and Cleve
land Railroad Company, as watchman. He leaves a
large family, who are said to be In destitute eircum
stancee.
Paulsen.—We h . ave seen a letter from the great
chess player, Paulson, who has accepted the invita
tion of our chess club, and states that he can come
about the twentieth of next month. Tho time does
not suit the members, and they have written, ❑4king
him to fix another time, in December or January.
IVe aro informed that he Is to play tin games blind
folded. We have some tine players hare, and he
must look to his laurels.
Fatal Railroad Accident.—A woman, who has for
some time past been considered insane, was killed on
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
near Orville station, Tuesday morning, by the freight
train bound east; the engineer saw her standing near
a post by the side of the road as the train was ap
proaching, and a moment after saw her head severed
from her body rolling on the ground by the lido of
the train. tier body was literally " cut to pieced."
No blame is attached to any one on the train.
Theatrical.—The Hutchinson Brothers, the oele
brated gymnasts, who perform-the most wonderful
feats, aro still at the Theatre. Last night they drew
a fine audience, and were cordially received. This
evening they appear again, and a good bill is also
offered besides. We observe that Gov. Porter has
adopted our suggestion, and advertises a day per , .
fon:mance on Saturday afterooon, for the benefit of
ladles and children. We predict a large audience.
Shocking Calamity.—A building was destroyed in
Osnaburgh, Ohio, one evening last week, iu which a
man, his wife and child were burned to death. Be
fore the fire was discovered by the citizens, it had
made so much progress as to render it impossible to
save the inmates of the 'lonia, and all perished in
the dames.
The Atlantic Barge Club, owners of the "Old Dad,"
have accepted the challenge of the " Wad Rabbit "
club, and a race is to come off on Saturday after
noon, over the Monongahela course, for $lOO a hide,
between the " Captain &dile and '• Old Dad."
We anticipate lota of foe.
Rupture.—This notice will be •rasdiiy undereued
by those who are afflicted by this terrible diAease.
and, as no time should be lust, we would advise all
who road this notice to mate tim,ly application to
some ono who has given attention t the subject.
Rupture or hernia should not bq'stitTemi to go one
day without some suitable application to hoop it in
check. We are persuaded that our friend, Dr. Key
ser, of 140 Wood street, has entirely ercelled in this
business, 10d there is nq truss or de - rice for the re
teption or ewe of the disease that be bas not pro•
cured. Ili knowledge of anatomy and surgery,
neoessary to the proper application ut inetru
has bean obtained in the best telir.ols - of med
ioine in the Union, therefore we feel warranted in in
viting attention to hts establishment. Sao advertise
ment In another ooluuin. •
Consumptive Patients, who have given up hope,
and who have never yet been able to find a remedy
that has been cabotive In urinating the courda of that
disease, are hereby advised to make one more trial, a
trial that surely not do harm, and tha expense
of which is only ono dollar. We mean SCHENCK'S
Ppt.sIONIC SYRUP—a remedy woich, in D,r. Beiler4'e
own hands, has Teen porioiffil ip curing
numerofri p4r4 l itle 'with lung ilitenlty, nee many of
them in the latest stages of the disease. Dr. Schenck
has himself been the subject of pulmonary cousump.
tion in the early period of his life, and owes hi. re,
°ovary entirely to this Enedicine, the formula) of
which he Las ovar 31AR0 earerully preserved, and pre
pared for the benefit of other sufferers. It Is a com
pound of roots and herbs wall known to be valuable
in all cases of lung disease, and thousands of per
sons who die annually of pulmonary consumption,
in some one of its forms, might live, if timely resort
were htli to ;1;0 italPody. Lr. bolanok aIA prepares
a medicine of great value it dyapeplia and various
diseases of the stomach, known as " Seaweed Tonic."
There is no humbug about these medicines, as any
one may know by a single trial. Suld at Dr. Key
ser's, No. 140 Wood street, •''?
DR. J. HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED Sl'oll &CH
BITTERS, for the caru of Fever and Aim., k I,yond
all controversy the inifest and bent remedy that could be
used by the afflicted, fur all diseases of the above °attire.
The moot violent attacks of thin dreadful disc.-we have ~ f ten
been prevented by the use of this reliable remedy. The
"Blttets" have tt,Illel! by tt:e iii,uprletor to [III ertensive
practb-e, ,n the tryst men; f VevoT mid A guAjor a number
of years, anti its woo.'brfal curative E/011 ore are well known
be th W the prase and the pubre. Toone who de^lre a char
()ugh renotation of their 'e:Aird vyetan, should not fall to
Lula thu "
F311'11310 Ly J.Jhters gens , rally, ovory hnre.
Ale../lat4:urt•rti
Kruior and L 4! Yroot ou veto
J. M. (AIN'S CELKBRATND SToNIAI2II Urr-
TKRS—Try their, and aatisfy youn,l VW that th
are all they are r ecnunietplal to to. The does
nut pretend to Hay that they will cure all the dtoeuaeo tlooh
14 heir to, but leac'. Llioni to toot their own me-it..;,
oustaelly incret.'.., n.Uteieut proof
tl.at are rati.;ri/111Htill At to be, atmd far ou
twitb r to any proptwatiou of the kind n thu mai ket.
Their nil I, al woy.s at ta.11,1,1 with the latoet I.thoflcial ro•
anion in cvo.9 103,3 of uppetitn, e - ...aknual of the
stomach, Inti , uotiot., o P u. .1r ion,e vow all morbid matter
from the oteme di , deimitltm tn.] Imparts a healt by
on to the whole gyoteni. 13e ihre an I colt fur J. M. !Ain't,
CAvin ideal Stunineb hitters, and fE. , I tlutt the article I.ln •
chased benja oh o 110411. rj J k 4 i;., as manufacturer.
Fur note by 4. Si °L.:IC - auto prupilutur out manufactur, r
No. 2 . 67 Penu street, Pi ttaburgh, P. Kul by ,trug•Abitm
1)-9
dvalont
JOSEPH MEYER,
MANUFACTURER OF
Fancy & !Hain Furniture it Chairs,
Warerooms, 42,1 Peon NIT eel ,
ABOVE THE CANAL BRIDUE,
rf T I'SLI U tr lib P-41.
4tirlo addlttiou to lua Furultui. '
imAubda, 1 oleo dcrute
6tteution to IJIJDERTA K I Nl3. ❑ewreox mid Orr , rlttgiAt
arnland
GRAN -11 CONCERT
IS: A 1 1 () it MES
CHOICE Ris:SEB.VRD SEATS, FOR KARL Ftiftll
GRAND CONCERT,
ON THURSDAY, SEPPRAIBKR 230, AT (Jay , H. 814,
With Diash.La of the hall, cony he loot at
H. KLEBER it 1:410.'S Id 'ilk Ptore, Fifth et.
fijj- Price of Reserved Soste, $1,50. ee2l
- WALL CL6THINIi
A. M 092 RBILIJANT 1n30.4 V 0
PALL 4:1001,8 tOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS' WEAR,
Is now ready for laspscUon and salty, at
cIHEST.HW4 GO'TEHH HALL,
Oct:ziat , Wocni fitre.4 and Diamond alley
CIIAMO/S SKINS.-1 have just received
4,1 a large supply ofilne ChEIMOid Skins. Those wishing
anyth'ug of the kind, should call and examine my stock be.
fors farchaaingelsewhere. JUS. PLUMING,
Mite.. I tinnier Gtamoad kind Market EtrBf3t
COPYING PRESSES;
8114101 , ;
Ina—cur aisle by
ee'2.o
J. It WRLDIN.
Fpa SALE.—A Farm, containing 115
acres, all Tillable and Ina god neighborhood, twelve
milts from the city. This would make a dna stock Min; as
It 16 Wcti ada,ted to the growth or wheat and grace. Coal
ir.nillmestontiln great abundance. Will be 'sold low and
oil edely terms.' Aiiply to • JAMES 0. RICHEY,
sat) Reap Estate Agent.
MANILLA PAPEREi. 411 aizos and
qualltlar, ter neia by
Wei. Q. JOHNSTON &
Paper Deafen and Statlonaca,
aid 67 Wood street.
QOAP POWDER.-50 boxes Soap Powder
kJ of our mu manufacture, warranted superior to arty
offe;e4 (or call 14 t4la Lioad cud Gor eels by
1612 11 a. b J. H. A A WT.KI2,
QAWYER'S CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP
ie acknowledged by; all Who have need it, to be the best
and most economical Soap In me. One pound will do as
much washing ea three of common &cp. It .^.c....taina no r - ,4 ,
fo•oclient thatvilikrijore the ne.vies'Of•the umn dorcato
ilneat gooctathat may be washed with IL For wile by all
the principal groceries and dealer in the city. anl3
I'FLOOR OIL CLOTHS—Just received from
too faMory, a large assortment ot - SI vkltpos anti Elm , ‘
s,l3r sille'atoilegale and rothil lo)
Sr. 6 IL PM:LIZ/T s
sals 17, iii:, ..s et. Clair street.
_ _ _
FOR SALE.-24 Acres of flute-class Garden.
Lsrad, allude seven nallie from the city. Improve.
eats good—line orchard, excellent'orater; . ligntotie and
coal In great abundance. Will be sold low and on easy
tar?lag• A gPIY to .14%./itES o..ll.loaity,
15i.11 TOO Beata aa4 Ilia Broker, No. 65 Filth street.
DIG LEAD-300 Pigs, for sale by
te4 EMIT H. timArtllia
Reported Expressly for the Dst7y :Horning mse
LOUR...Is a litttle stiffer to-day. A aide from drat hands
to tho amount of 60 Ltda. was made at $6,60 for extra
family, and 332 bbls. from store sold at $5,4[@5,46 for super
fine, $5,600 , 5,75 for ritra do, and $5,00©56 for extra family.
GRAIN—EaIoa of Obta from btoro at t. 00., and Wheat a
$1,15 V bu
11A1 _..Pa103 15 load 4 from scales at Skort
SUGAR—SaIes 7 hlitk N. 0 at 9%@9%.
MOLASEIRS...SaIos of 25 bbla N. 0. et 634g6fa0.
COFFEE...PaIos 17 sucks primp Rio at 12 1 .1(da.2).4c.
PEACHES—SaIt.' of 50 baskets Jersey at $2,75©.53 uq
baskot.
tLE11...2 bble. No 3 Mackerel in lots sold at SLI to
country trade, and bids. Lake Superior Whito Fla' at $lO.
ellEESE...Salem 5'3 Luxes prime W. R. at 734 c. 11 lb.
MUSHY...SaIes 'l2 Lb's. rectified at 2:6%@27c. cash and
thirty dai s
VINEGAR...ReguIar sales of Bailou's to city and country
at nc. 4t gallon ; t ; all oilier markets 9c.
A LLE(3II EN V CATTLE 111 A EIK IGT.
Tito market rdutinues vri y dull, the up ou
tin-1y local iec.s of 'Lea vit, it...evv,r W. I
tuniutsined •
No oyered. Offered by
..N",.. 16h1. Prier.
17 W. C. Mon t germ, ry ....... ..... 17 $3,35
23 C. Morton . •-- ....... -• •• ' 23 $ 2 (..4)3
40 J Insley 40 $2,5003„50
51. ....IV. Garmlwood 51 $2,506:83,5))
20 ..I,danst.:,u 3 Bald v. i u 20 $2
24 '4. It. Crust 24 $2,05(4)3,25
16 D. P. Paltrier Id $203,50
19 William Price . 19 $2013 50
,
7 It. Prance 7 $3,41
37.-I'. Packer 37 $2,60054
19 11. S. Phillips ~.„111 $2.25®3,55
35...... J. Z. &yruour 35 $3
56 Joseph Myers & Bro.. 50 $2®3,25
35 Krouse & Good 35 $2,50053
137 Marks ' Traurmau 137 $2 2:43,25
71 J. Bvs: hart 71 t 102,50
30 N. Carr 30 $2,7603,50 ,- ...
50 .....J. Kira.) 00 $25003 25
26 Monk 03 A all 25 s2os3
18......0. Cruw „ -15 $3
11 b. Moore It $2@2,50
19 W. Allen. 19 s2os3
17..... J. Whitton— 17 $202,50
10...... A. Batten ~.. ........ ..... 10
$ 20260
20 ...W. Murdock ' 2 s2@s3
40..... J. lusly (by Huff),..............40 $2,5003,25
20 W. Scott 21) $2 0.3
20 Wm. Neil ... .. . .......... ... 20 $2 C . 43
20 „I S. Gardiner . ... 20 $3 ( - 4V3
20 D. B. Taylor 20 $2 (r . 83
90 Transient dealers 90 $1 @a
014 r. tfor4 al
1313 Sheep clrarod; 929 Bold and balance geiht East. l'h
prices a ahged trout 2to 3c groan. and $2,3)2..t0 le head. 16
Lambe uttered; all seld at
tuad offered ; 200 sold at f l ow i 4 3 .0 i to 5i , 25 cwt
04,1 balaLcs ume rant Rust.
tiLW YORE, Soptbathar 23.—Ccttt•a in lint; tales 2uoo
bales. Flour firm sales 2.000 bli:Klu 3 5 88fg,$6. W Lent
buoyant; sales 35A00 bath at $1,30(01,44 fa whlte; a lot of
Chicago sold at 87@88 for white. Vi tasty dill qt
Huger dull at 73 , ,y48•A. Bacot' doll at s;Ni ! tts,, Livaced
iht steady at 75@76. tfideslower; 20.,: Tallow
Freights on Grain to Llverpcol
Bepttalbor 23.—Flour artive; 2000 1,1,1 a sold ut
5i45,10 for superfine and 35,2(405,50 for Extra; receipts
fair. Whisky opened dull at 19@203, but cloged rather
firmer undor the 6-Ivicea from !Sow York, at 20 Linseed
liii has decltned k. 82/4083, and Moue, and Ea
clinitge are %Ultima al t eration.
Kew York Stook Inarket
New Yen E, September '23.—Stocks dull. Chk-ago and
Island 65%, lllinnia Central bonds 913.4; lea Cr vlse. and
M la.unkee 3; Mich. Southern 23/; N. Y. Central 78; Read
ing 47; ilisoouri43'a 84%; Michigan Cuntral 62 1 4 Frio 171.;;
Cleveland and Toledo 32,4.
EiliTilili4LAH 111/el) , 'PO BR DPW 4ii - D8 OF
ulna hondred yeap . old, hai seventy years is now
the age of Meth, and In order to reach even this rge , It is
requisite to gnani well the health. Slight glitilitat,), if
neglected; lend tu linmediati, roil fin
afLirtiA in CUieJ w Bice Fietidacith,,wllich is frequently the
forerunner of severe Illness, by the use of IVILSON'S PILLS,
which are prepared and sold byE. L. PALINESTOCK A CO.,
NViiultaale Druggists, and proprietors of B. L. le UNE&
TOOK'S VEUXILVIIOE, No. aO, curlier v. tV , k , .• I tw , l i'ourth
streets, Pittsburgh, Pi«
Set , niivertie.tlinut on third pago of thin day'n putpor
It. T. KEIREEDY N . S. KHA9Z.LIY.
PEARL STEAM
ALLEGHENY CiTY,
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.
ul.ooa, CJII4 ANJA
N PITTeDUKtiII AND ALL! LIEN?
ouT:lyd►w 1
SATJS.
LILY S.AL.S AT NO: 5 4 PIFTII ST.,
Al the new Commercial Saleh64, Minh
street, every week day, are held paiili, inks of 4 ouds ho oil
variety, Bolted for the trade and 4onentaers, from a large
stock which is cer.stantly replenished with frosli euhsigu
inents, that must to Elclmd Corlipwith.
Y r i
Dry Goods and Candy al Liclet,i . :97Qpri.4iuz M3arly
n e eded In the Ito OE and family mei; table c . O.
lery ; hardwal,e; F..wts and ahone; ladiee were,
Acc. AT 2 D'OLueli, P. M.,
household stud kitchen tnruiture, WWI, second-baud;
bads and budding; carpots; ulegr,nt itou4ione Chins ware,
stoyea; cooking ntuusilf s ll:7ozotioa,
AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Valley artftdos; watched; oliwkii; Jewelry ; wua l ca l 100,,
!nun ; gone; olot,tdo ! .; • dry go.b, tsed.a shoep
ntstionery, Ac. iaaiii P. DAVIS. Auct.s
MOR'LAIAUE CONSTRUOI'ION BOND,
_OA AT , A I.ll.Y.i'a 1 U Niri DA YEV NG, Sept eni
b.o jitb , at 71 "clock, at tte Commercial Nailed Roan., tot
Yilth MAN et ; will in nold: two Coupon 7 - rd c.;g•tt I,lortgaga
Construction ads, kilned by I'l thburgh,' 11. Wayne and
Chicago Bali( oes! Cuw / uy frt. $11)U0 nach. Interest I.tya
blu in July awl' January, In N4w York.
se23 I'. AI. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
1 ;4
IAL E OF FINE ENGRAVINGS BY
AUCTION, CtIiNTIZI LIED, O . N THURSDAY, 23(1 inst.,
a( 10 4. re., and 7% P ,'WM bo'Contillaad at the store, (or.
err of Wood street and Diata , nd alley, the sole of the largo
and elegant collection of steel plat° and o. lot ed engravings
cv every variety of subjects, alter thu Great blasters, t boy
are mounted in rich gilt and rosewood frames, and arc now
open Irr exAmination. (e 023) P. M. DAVIhi, A nerr.
0 R PHA N'S COURT ADJOURNED SALE
of Real Estate in South Pittsburgh and Birmingham,
on TUESDAY EVENING, Septum her 28th, at 7% o'clock,
at the Commercial Halos Rooms, b 4 Filth 1 1 14!)10, by order of
it. Biddle Roberto, Adintulettator of 0. O. regg, deceased , will be ((obi: Torso valtiAblo lots of ground 'situate in South
Pittihurgh, being worked and numbered 38, 83 and 98 in
the plan of said borough . .
Seven lots of ground-in the plan of iota laid out by belt a
of Gregg, in the borough of Birmingham, viz: Nos. 01, 92
and 93, having.each a front of 24 feet on Carson street, and
extending back 100 feet to Clesonv,t alley. Nos. 177 and 178
having ouch , - ,,licoot of 2.4 toot on' Washington atreat, and
extrtatlng - baCkl 4 3o feet to Walnut alley. Nos. 208 and 213
each having CI front of '2 foot on Washington Street, a..d
et tending back 100 foot to Spruce al{ey. Title innlapntablo.
Tore a cash. DAVIS, Attar.
JUST OPENING}! JUST OPENING.-
tue22:dly —la
NO. OS ItttiIIikKEVISTIALiZT,
A LA it it AND WELL SELECTED Si opE
BOOTS AND SHOES,
I.l,auil.tlug la part iptqaut's Q3II Water Proof Bo ie, Cou•
grids Gaiters, 'and Eniirsh Walking Shoes.
I adias' Congress Kid °Fitch, Larthag Heeled Gaiters.,
Boota and Slippmar
hops' Calf Soots and High Hoots.
Misee ' Heeled Goat Boots and Slippers.
Youths' Boole. of all etylesi and a largo il,agoi Onali; of
Children's Shoeu, all rf whleh will be sold at vers I i raha.
Give ms a tail, beta b ptubhmilig elsolchara, at, the Cheap
eashltore dr • ' :JOSEPH H. IiORLAND
selB • 98 Market street , second door fromFrith.
" Livee of all great men remind us,
We can pate on; Was sabltnia;
An devilling, leave behind 14,3,
-FOOT-MAril on the eands of time."
The prettiest POOT•PHINTO are male by those who hu y their
SHOES and GAITERS, at the Cheap and Fdahl,uubtu PRO.
NA'S SHOE STORE, N 0.17 Market street.
sela D. S. DIFFENBADLIEII b Ot.).
HERNIA.-
. Those afflicted with this painful
alemse, should boar In mind that the only
TRUSS MANUFACTORY
to thw city, la at
. _ _
CARTWRIGHT & YOUNG'S,
No. 80 Woodti —DaZ
-41- PaiONS LOW. aas
- - -
E N 'TERPRISI GUN WORKS,
NO. 130 WOOD BTELfilkd T.
RULES, REVOLVERS, 81101' GUNS, Ei3ooTjDjtj APP4
apN vunNtrwa,
IIIiNTINa ACCOUTREMENTS, KN., ETO.
AMMUNITION, BIBEINO TAOHLE, of all deaoripflona
aul9 EOWN & TETLEY, No. 136 Wood st.
NEW hiIJSIC.--
THB ATLANTIC STi.,,LWttAtdi BiAltoH, by Pron.
EtrOtypi with `corract likeness of Cynis W. Field.
Wets oue of the very beat marcbeippublishad, and destined
to become immensely popular: Price, 40 cent& •
THE GENTLE ANNIE SUNO BOOT, =Mains till
of Music,isith the words anclumill
eletantly botuld. rrce 2A
. Ho, LUI O OONSI- A new Bong by 8.0. Fos.
ter, &-qi. Fria, 2 tents, 2 - •
' lINUEB IN BLISSFUL REPOSE, Ese latest new Bonk
by 8.0. Foster, Esq., with beautiful lithographie title vac , .
Price, 85 cants
Any cf the eters gent by trail, pr :pall, on receipt of, the
abeTtfprle . ee. Vor Wet, - JpIIN O..IIELLon; •
1010 • Bl Wool street.
•
PERFECT TIME AT - HALF 1H E
1.18114 OGBT-4)IEEPJAN•WAPOILEE7-APPLE
WIN TEA.OT CO. nosjitecrruftwas OF PATENT
LEVER WAWA :03, WA Ali,krAgf4:—These Machete
ere media by the aid of n ovread staging inPf•l'l-kery and
tools, expressly dsigns:l secure,witli low price, a lino
'substantial and reliable time keopm. To be had at our
Agents,
11l a • riNTRAtr, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ASPLITON =MY 0.4
sel.o Waltham, MIL
COMMERCIAL.
pivrsettlittiti !MARKET.
Prrrinmott, September 23, ISS
ALLEOLUNY CITY, Septetut.r IR;;P
B h,1 , 1 N ES
1014 s.ld.
Stlr,EP AND LAMBL,
{law Wore illarlm et
Cincinnati Atari:sat.
W!,1.7.43, 10(14, I,N U6riN PtillUtiAnED
ANMOrtifttt) AND DELIVI,Pap
TI•NtASS CASH ON DLL] V FltY
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. & T. GROUTT,
BRANDIES, GINS, WINES, ETC
DEALERS IN
FINE OLD MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKY, PEAOLI
AND APPLE BRANDY. ALSO,
RECTIFIERS AN D DISTILLERS,
Corioor of Sokit.iifield and Pratt Strieti,
apl4] PITTSBURGH, PA.
S. B. & C. P. MARKLE,
PRINTING, JOB, AND ALL KINDS OF WRAPPING
1 3 " /RL
warehouse, No. '27 Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA
53t... Rags bought at market price,,.
UEMOVA L.
JOHN MOORHEAD - I/as removed to
No. 71 Water street, below Marks
JOHN MOORHEAD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
PIC METAL AND BLOOMS,
NO. 74 WATER STREET, BELOW MARKET,
mrl9 PITTSBUINII, PA
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
kUMIUU=U=I , ==a
JONES, BOYD & CO.
CAST STEEL.
Also,
SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL,
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
corner Ross and First Streets,
jy2b PITTSBURGH, PA.
NIOORHEAD & CO.,
American, Plain & Corrugated,
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON,
For Rooting, Guttering, Spouting, ete.
AGENTS FOR WOOD'S PATENT
IMITATION RUSSIA SHEET IRON.
Warehouse, No. 136 First street,
mr26:ly-is
=EEC=
D. B. ROGERS .& CO.
MASIIPAOPURBRI3 OP
ROGER©' IMPROVED PATENT
:iTEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
001 1 / 1 1111 8089 aan FIRST STREISTS,
PITTBBIINGII. PA
L. Ci. HEPBURN,
ATTORNItY AT LAW AND CONVEYANOKR
JAMES A. FETZER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
YOU THA :SALS OP
lour, Grain, Bacon, Lard s I iutler, Seeds, Dried Fruit
and Produoe generally,
Vornier of Market and First eta rate.
PITTSBiI P A.
Rana To—!hands G. Bailoy, Ea..., William Dilworth, Sr.,
. Cuthbert k Sou, Pittsburh; Boyd Or r lieishell a
wearingem 8. Brady, Canb. M. & SS. Ilanic. List 1.1 -
Mangle . Cu., iloorgb W. A nj.4 son, l'Acimba .. Paxton Ac Co.
raw...Haut(
W3l. W. Ili N I 44 U W ,
MIST PREMIUM HAM MADE LINEN
DRESS STOOK MANCT4CTORY,
,iO4 ARCH STREET,
PHILLiADELPHIA.
Alerloo and Cotton Under Starts and Drawers, Gra
vala, Scarfs, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Sm., Dressing Ciiwris,
Shirts, Wrappers, and Dress Storks made to ord,?,r kiraeas
ement, and warranted to Oro mati,f.l4o4. J 01.1 ycl
E. P. DUBMPLETONI & BRO.,
IMPORTERS OP
WINES, BRANDIES, &C.
ALSO DEALERS IN
FINC OLD WEISKYS,
ri.O. 6, NO.RTH FRONT STAB ET,
Johlyd rELILADIT.L PRIA.
GO AND SEE
GEORGE P. WErRTZ'S
''Plrart Premium
GURNEE THIRD AND M_AJLZET Va., PITTSBURGH.
ryinosil WI_F4ING TO FU3NISH THEIR
House with , IM'tfill BLINDS, of the most exqui
site and elabordto &Ugh, will find it to thei; tuberous to give
me a call before purchasing elsectL , are. welt is got up
by the best mechanic!!(e-,4 apprenAdoes.) Every attention is
given to the tants of customers. Prices low. All wo=k
warranted. No .talr#*-`1 Btteet, Pittsburgh.
EMa
DAVID a. WITLIANS,
ENCOR I ER AND C( 1 ,1;' -
eRACTOR
N-1 20) i Tia EATia r tiOD. l ills WORM I, for from fi ve
cin haers and upwards ; aud for Heating Buildings, public or
prPrate j by Bteism, Hot Water or Furnaces,
y vie PITTSBURGH. PA
tarranacocK, 111PC.REERT & CO.
(guanssoos TO HUFFMAN, & Ou.„)
I'ORWARDING AND 00AIMISSION
id.PROBANTS, Brimless/a Dealers in Produce, floor
and Wool, Na. 1.14, Second stroot, Pittsburgh, Pa.
E,117111B1N0111:
Springer Ilariangh, Joseph E. Bidet, St. Louis;
Pittsburgh ; Fabian Bros.
11. Childs Co., Cornell & D.,4aey, Baltimore;
gagaley, ()agave & Co., " Garret &Martin,Philadelphia;
Haeandlass, Means & Co., " J&Meal Boutigantes & Co. "
G. W. Smith, & Cu., " Weaver & Graham, I (
Coo. M. & L. Fiord, Cincinnati ileum), Sterling & Co.,
A. B. Fenton & Brat, " Yard, Gilmore & Co., "
myglid
WILLIAM CLAYTON & CO.,
WEIDLILSALN AND RETAIL
LIQUOR .MERCIRANTS,
NO. 37 'DIAMOND ALLEY,
Near Wood struet,
tJTTBBUROS,-PA.
Rap- Alwaya on hand, Blackberry, °harry, anaClognflo
Ltraudies, Old Monongahela au,llitectined Whthkl, of tho
To bad valfty. deliSYdell
WILLIAM
eItiALET,
WROLESAI i E GROCER,
Nos. IS and 20 Wood Street,
jy.`L3:tf
W. H. bIOGRE
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Dealers in Ready Made Clothing end Gentlemen's ratubh
lag Goode, corner of Federal Istrebi and Market Square Me
gbeny City, Pa. Jollly
M A RBLE ! MARBLE!!
JO EL WE' ff4R(lO
ILO A BBAUTI7IILILILEOVION
!NONEVENTS, GRIVE STONES)
ranelOgUrea, Ptpithig be., S.
The public) are respectfully iirritid le examine our stook.
Moos low, and =at warranted , -
NO. eas I,II3IiIRTY
POINT BOX FAOTORY.-.-
BUSK& 16: GIITBNDORP
Manufacture to order, BOXES suitable for Sool . *ln d Cra.V4e B ,
Hardware and Variety Goode, etc.,
t. Orders promptly
BOHM DA , lyyLy, - • ' 3AKIS I. LSO
Tol3Fala DALZELt - d0„ Nylk*Wie
Gramm, COMMillSiOn and Porcrarding Hershel* and
Daalera In Produce and Pittsburgh miura4cturea, No. 251
Liberty street, Pitisburch. Ps.• nuT2&Y.
ipARTIRMIGIin & TOEING,
oatootoo T s to Alta Carte/rigAt,l - •
MANUFACTURERS 4ND IMPORTERS.
INA. of Poclet and labia antlezy, garglo d and anl Den
tal Inatuments, fatal, Dintals,,lhabing Tackle, etc., No. 88
Wandttreet. They give apecia) - attention the MV11414117M
t k u of TrcaucA, Bupportors, etc. Jobbing and Depoking
Ith paw:l-nail:7 and despatch.
FURNITURE FOR CAUL
-44 saloilmilient of
Pittsburgh manufactured t'I4.SWURT; ecabracing
BUREAU 4, 7
ROOK COM,
WARD- XMAS,
And every article needed in a le-en wed dwelling; na
well c,a n epiodid asiertment of
OFFICE FURNITURE.
Constant 4 on band and made to order. A 3 the only terms
Cu which business is done at this establishment zr-eAgB.
Prices are made accordingly. Perc in want of 'anything
in the above line, wiAld b 4 advanttagped by calling at
IiAOSINWR A. IRWIN'S,
No. los skattlitala Bows, relow MIL
J. D. Piourzn, -
Jag* it. Taw*. . mvl&lv
,
'1 : 0E "OREAM SALOON,
AND LADIES' BERAURAET,
NO. 27.1....F!P1ii STREET.
The anbstribar lunt Wand, and fitted tip several tommodl
otts rooms, nearly opposite the Exchange Bark ow fifth
Street, which ars now open for the Rummer Season. La.
dies and gentlemen mn always End an abundant szl i kd
FRESH' coNvEmaormay, MIMS, ICE
WATER IDES; and All the refreshountsof the season. All
arerewire"— y . ..requested to visit stub roonW s t urr ost for
Oa%
Ulllll=lnge.
LIIPOETZTIEI OP
BIATUITPAOTURERB OP
lIINUNAOTOBIIIB OR
MANUFACTURER OF
PITTSBURGH, PA
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DR. R. A. WILSOI%
Tonic, Cathartic, and Anti-I
PILLS
PREPARED AND BOLD B
B. L. FAHNESTOCK &
WHOLESALE DRUGIUIB'
B. L. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMII
No. 60 corner of Wood and Foura
THESE PILLS HAVE NOW,
limited extent, been before the public in tl ..... _ _
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 Woking in some of the great elsoni
Dale of a family medicine, or that there are other Pills their
superior, etc ; tail each, however, is not the case, their sep
ta y ir, m . wa i.t of disposition or ability, on the part of the
of i giusl ta utir le tor, (Dr. W ils on,) was always limited to snob
an extent as at times to renderit difficult to fill home orders,
but with even this disadvantage wherever used 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 following ;
We, the subscribers, Ministers of the Gospel, and members
of the Pittsburgh Annual Confereacs of the Methodist Eras.
copal Church, having each and all of wi, during the past
few years, had frequent opportunities of learning and trying
the character of Dr. R. A. Wilson's Tonic, Cathartic, and
Anti-Dyspeptic Pills, are prepared to, and now state with
pleasure, in this co unication. that we know them to be
a ll
an excellent medloin and, as such, recommend their use
to our friends and uaintances, not only 9.9 a specific for
Sick-Headache and Dyspepsia for which they are recom
mended, but ari a safe family remedy among children, and
for the prevention and removal of Bilious attacks, etc.
Revs. Jas. Ei, Saneom, Wm. D. Lemon, Jno. L. Williams,
Thom Baker, Francis U. Read, Harvey Bradshaw Wesley
Smith, MrscaTichnell, A. Jackson, Cornelius Jackson, W.
Browning,HoSea McCall, R. Hays, B. P. Sedwick, G. Itlarthi;
Thos. McGrath, J.' IL Heger, Wm. Smith, N. Callender, 8.
li. Brocknnier, C. D. Battle, John West, Wm. Tipton, 0.
Hodgson, John Murray, S. B. Dunlop, Dr. J. J. Jamison.
I From the Corresponding Conference of the Methodist
Protestant Chureh, signing the same.)
Revs. Geo. Brown, Geo. Hughes, Joel Dolby, Jr., Z. Ragan,
Jer. Browning, Win. Roes, Robt. Simonton, Jno. Clark, Jas.
ed. Piper, John Barns, Daniel G. Caron, John Beatty.
My experience is not as extensive as the expression in the
above certificate; but as far ae 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 Rev. I. S. Hubbard, Ohio, Oct 27, 1839.
Da. Wrugost—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 in my case, I am persuaded that the continued use of
them will finally effect a thorough oure; I therefore, wish
you to send me four boxes by the bearer of this, and oblige
yozus, etc. ISRAEL SHARP.
Extract of a letter from Col. Camp, an elderly gentleman of
Virginia, who has raised a numerous family, of some
medical reading, ani much experience In the use of
medicine.
D. 13 110011 R
I do most earnestly hole that you will adopt some plan
to supply us with you: most excellent Anti-Dyspeptic Pill.
I have been In the babit of using it myself, and in my faint
ly, from the time you Past brought them intb use in our
neighborhood, and upon all occasions have found them to
answer the purpose for which they were administered My
wife has been vary 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 for which I have administered these pills. Suf
fice it to say that, as far as the numerous complaints set out
In the wrapper have fallen under my notice, the pill has had
the desired effect In removing the same and so far as my
self have been concerned, 1 can say that they leave the
bowels is batter order than the use of any other cathartic
that I have used,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
AND
EASTERN REPOSITORY
JOSEPH WHITE
HAS JUST RECEIVED AT HIS RE
POSITORY, situated near the Two Mile e t -
Run, between Pittsburgh and Lawrenceville, a
splendid and general assortment of Carriages, Buggies, tin -
Sias, etc. fltfi arrangements are such that he is constantly
rerel - iies now and second-hand vehicles, and the pnblio may
rely , 41 always finding a good stock on hand. Re alt .13 man
ufactures to order, on 'Mort notice,
CARRIAGE Si: - Bve GIES.
And all pertaining tothe ht.:liinise. With eighteen yearn'
r radical experience ip, this business, and his well-known
facilities, he natters bituaelf that he dere great inducements
to purchatient.
-The establishment is located on the route of the Bs
celtdor Omnibus Line of Coaches, passing the door every
fifteen minutes. selthdaw
Mg C. WEST & CO., Me*, --
11427-07AOTITHYRB OP
OARRIAGFES,
BIRMAWAYS, BUGGIES, SULKIES AND SLEIGHS.
No. 197- Penn street, PITTSBURGH, PA.
A 95- AG work warranteti to be of the bestimaterials and
worktatuanbip. myltlydie
DAGUERREAN GALLERIES.
ELEulklYti
aul44.y —Ls
IL M. CARGO & CO.,
Photographers and Ambrotyptsts,
NEW YORK GALLERY,
S. W. cor. of fdarkot stroot and Diamond, Pittobnzgli
PRIORS TO SUIT ALL. myl9:tf-3p
AMB ROT Y P E S.—These beautiful and
durable picturea on glaza; in all their perfection and
lovelineaa, aingly or In group; may be obtained at WALL'S,
Jones' Building, Fourth Street. (8017:1w •
AMBROTYPES-
A BEAUTLFUL AND DURABLE PICTURE
WARRANTED, OAN BE RAD AS' LOW
AS AT ANY nal! MASS ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE COUNTRY, Al'
0 •!! 'TE 2 9
NEW DACHTERREAN AND AMBROP3
SKY AND SIDE-LIOHT
G A LLE - RY,'
pina /mum, NVABLIOPPOUTEI TUB POEIZONFICLI,
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ft.PlOnali4o taken in all the various styloa, to any
woatherouskscrurranted to please, at reasonable Woe.
ta?.BldC ok,duceased persons taken at alou militate.%
ap2ohlyetw-la
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11eutoved to 21 Firth Street.
4,.Ra0 & Cth'S PHOTOGRAPHIC .A.NP
AMBROTYRE (.I.II.LLRRY has been removed from
16 Fourth street, to No. 21 Fifth street, near Market.
Theserooms having been built especiallv for the purpose,
with three large lights, aro not surpassed in the city for
comfort, convenience and excellence in arrangement.
/Q.. Our old friends and patrons, and those wishing su
perior likenesaes, are invited to call. la; Reception Room
and Specimens on the ground floor. ap7
STEAMBOATS.
Far itlariette and Zanesville.
•
The steamer EMMA GRAHAM, Capt. Moi.
AT11213, will 109V0 lia the above and all
Intermediate ports op every, TUESDAY, at
4 o'Clook, p.A.
For frataltt OrrIaXPRIT 0pi.14 on boar &
TIEPOT FOR THE SALE OF COAL OIL,
132 South Beeoudi Striset,
Lubrioatiog Oil for all kinds of Machinery, Binnacle or
Lamy Oil, is superior to the best winter strain sperm for
burning in ail kinds of
LAMPS, LANTERNS, READLIGRTS, AC.
TOMO SUPERIOR,PREITIMPROVED
This lamp perforrwi a perfect consumption of all mike
and smell arising from the Imo of oil; In which other lamps
are found imperfect, thereby giejna sk much more brilliant
AMU& For sale wb le antiretail by '
atat. , 2Aka EL bOUREAII, Sole Agent.
A. H. 0. BROOREN,
No. A 2 CHIT Street, New Yorp.,
LIANTIFAIa UREA OF
GLASS SYRINGES, HOMCEOPATHIO
- VIALS, GRADUATED MEXSURES,
,NURSING BOTTLES, ETO.
o,lses Warp for Chemists, Dm:Riots, Perfumers, Photo.
grip - hers, eto. Orcon Glue Ware hp the ptokage. A Den
al discomrtmade to'the Mb. Orden from Oactietry Drni.
guts and DOWeill solicited. Prico Lists Bent on swifts.
ttzt, . ,
:UWE LOTS OP,OROUND, EACH CON-
A: mu:m(l6o3am, for We Price tao o Te4rui,
band, balance la one, two and Akre° sears, situate at
par mom frato On city .. :. S. OUTIIBEItT k 80N, •
• LOA ' ; , , al Maiket street.
INDIA RUBBER VORKSCIREWS;
u fi Pen lioldera ;
a " floyelling Pena& ;
g 4 " Pens;
" - inteciUda;
N u "
Pocket.
For sale by J. R. IDEN,
Bookseller and Stationer,
ea2o 83 wood street► near amnia.
AMICAL.
AND PROPRIETOR Of
PITTSBURGH, PURR'S
I ern, air, sour friend nod well-wieber
JAMES M. CAMP
CARRIAGE S.
Ito. 21 Filth Area, and
SUNBEAM GALLERY,
W ALL'S
Werth sloreat,
ZAJiIIESVIIHWE.
PHILADELPHIA
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•ter, ;.Irl K E OF Tfil, FAVORITES.
MolidaY ilvenizigs S epte mbar 20t.h.
And, Itivery w 001...
FECOND WEEK, A NT) TEEM o.)U8 SUCCESS 011 THE
FAN-0, %MED sA, ORtGINAL
Norris Bras., Poll and Trowbridge Minstrels,
From th.. School .Bt.re ifouse, BoeCun.
T1.111:TiC1 , .4 BTAD. PERBOII.IIEIIIB.
First week of
W- ttl
COWBELL-0.0 ANS: oe, SWISS BEtI. WINGERS.
.air" New deft, Bongs, Dances aud Burlesques.
Ai- Admission, 'alb t cents; Chihron 16. Doors open at 7
o'clock, commence I t 8 o'clock. LO/4 MORRIS,
&I:) Basineas Manager.
Al/NUAL STATE FAIR
of? TUE
Peiuisylvairial State Agricultural Society.
813PT/2318113 2S a, 2EI AND 30Po, e u o Cronfa 19r, 1868
PAIR GIWIINTIW NINTH WARD, ITI - i - ‘3:.:DEGIa.
AnnuitlFlrridaY, at 2 31 114 tal (11 Of COM
//11Cte0 announc,i i aritrwAr.tla.
Articles for extli ~ .1.1t.5i,0d to A. *I. Ft 181 " Ell, Sec
rata"), Monongahela ',lions., Pittsburgh. •
All-articles and stock intended for aztaitlar, tranaport
ad free of 'large. I
Mee, No. CB fifth eitreot, wipre or.Triles oil be received,
and exhib:tors' t4ckots l forniahoci. peaks of and closed on
Tuesday, noon. Premium and List of Ju.lgc,s furnfah
ad on aoplization
Members' Tic kot4, 31. F-11100 admission, 25 cents.
Ethibitors rim. 6,ccand ,nerobera. A. U. MSTER,
Sedr tary State Agricultural Soc.ety.
D. A. TAGGART . , Pr , sidt Lt. I.33l3:dbWkik—Ca
JOHNIt IMARTI-11 - ;
BELL, fine LIR lUID CARD
Digtribuior and Pester,
PITTSBURGH, VA.
Wall promptly at'eadio the Thatributing and Postlug of
BILLS, CIROULAR94 CURDS AND PROGIAAIAIEB,
For Railroads, Ships, SO:luau:at-a, Amusements, Sales, Etc.
All orders, either ny mall , tolo4ra. h, .r oranrwisa, sent
to the ffiie of the Dail Zoaravng Post, ba faithfully
attended to.
Pa:Amgen fo warde by,thA Adams Express Company will
bo promptly diapoood of alccor,ing to eel 4
SEWING MACHINES.
S I NIG S
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THE GREAT SUPERIORITY OF
SINGER I IS MAC'INE
Over all others, for tiro dse of Clothing and Shoe Manufac
turers, Ilarness Idakerd, Carriage Trimmers and Coach
Makers, has long been kliown and practically acknowleged.
HIS NEW FAMILY MACHINE,
Which Ina light, compalt and highly ornemontal machine,
(doing its work equally hull with the large machines,) end
must become a favert , o f,r family nee
CC A full suppl'; of the aliwn Machines for tale at New
York prime, by R. S rItAW, 32 Market street,
aul9:ly-2p Pittsburgh, Penn'a.
SEWING ; AIACHINES.-
THE $. 4 7 .10 AND $4O
DOUBLIE LOOK STITCII
SEWING MACHINES!
Arc now ba Exhibition, at the
RO)SIER Y STORE OF
MR, DALY,
NO. 20 PXVTEE STIL&ET,
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These Machined are adaiii tea to be the beet in market for
family use, making an elastic double thread stitch, which
will not rip even if 419(40 fourth Euitch be cut. It is the
only low priced double thread Machine in market. Orders
will be received and proMptly filled by
M. DALY, Agent,
No. 20 Fifth street, on the corner of Market alley,
Pitteourgh, Pa.
ELY, on the corner of Fifth street
only one of the name in business
JylCuly
I , TOTION—M. DA.
and 'Market alley, is the
on this street.
W. C. ! ILLLOTT,
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TILE first placo„in public estimation is nuw
4. , justly accorded to the GROVER & BAKER AIA
CHINE, for family. Sealing, for the following renione :
I
it It is MORE SIMPLE and EASILY REPT IN ORDER
.:n any other machi 4 .
2d. It makes a seam rwlitch will NOT RIP or RAVEL.,
though every third stitch is cut.
Rd. It'sows from twotordinary spool, and thus all trouble
of winding thread is aioided, while the same Machine can
be adapted, at plea-airci a ru.re change of spools, to all
varieties of work. 1
4th. The same Machilne runn silk, linen thread and spool
cotton, with equal facility.
sth. The seam is as elastic ay the most elastic fabric, so
tlutt it is free from all Ufa RUTTY to BREA K, in WAGG
ING, IRONING, or °than , : is, •
'6th. The stitch madd by this Mat:Lima Is more BEAUTI
FUL than any other mhdo, either by larzil or machine.
OPINION/3 01? TEE PRESS
Grover & Baker's is the h,st —{Amer. Agrioulturin.
To all of which the Tilbune says, ornsti.—E . N. Y. Tribune.
It is all that it claims to Mi.—ill. Y. Indopondoot.
itfinitittsita Own static; ethers da not.--[ifomo Jomne.!
We give it the prefcrWoco.—: Amer. liaptiq.
7I& meths omy to bel. seen to be appreeiated.--iPtuene.
Journal."
Adapted 'for wooleni, linen et' ci.timi.--I,Amor. Medical
Monthly. ' ' .
_Unlike Grover Iclialt.leso bell.--(l.ndOse' Wreath.
sWhich is thabiest r, Grays: .ic Ikb et 'a N. y. Dispatch.
Eisperiur to all othersi--IN. Y. ridercory.
We have no hesitation in recommending it.—{Z‘i. Y. Elx.-
pros.
.I.Limquircs no ro-spoolirg.—{N. Y. ET2Mg.aii3t.
For family nee thoyseam the will not rip.-{td. Y. Courier.
as unrivaled— { N.. Y. Dail, N t ws
a-
Tlwy sew
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It performs nobly 4 d exponitv. - aaly.—,N. Y. Examiner.
Remarkable for the elasticity of eras,. --{Police Gazette.
Well adapted to all kinds °Elba:By sowing.—TN. Y. Obs.
The most bleksed invention of modern times—/Moth.
Magazine. t •
Boat adapted for family use.—iN. Y. Day Book.
- We do not heAltate6;rocommend it.—f N.. Y. Chronicle.
It awe etrongly and foes not rip.-,Life Illustrated.
The prince - of inventions —: Prot. Churchman.
It ietwoman's boat fnmal.--rN. Y. Weekly !fern.
Anil two hundred mor - references. '
To , Clergymen and Betsey°legat Societies.
Thii - GILOVIOI A BAKER SEWING 'A AMINE 00. will
Pll, far the present, to Clerbeien and Benevolent gocietioa
their superlorow„hino t one-half the usual retail price,.
• - W. O.•ELLIfYIT, Agent,
No. 21 Fifth street;.
J. & PRIV)E'S
OENTRAL iPL,ANING MILL,
AVATR.II.
R.Finowiala operation, with Fay & Co.'
*AL• • improved machinery for tho manufacturing of &At
- Framer, Doom, Shutter .ZlLlMouldingv ...dioilders and Con
tridol3 wjit find fL to, t ieix lleiCatitaga U. call and ascertain
.omr. prl.casi : . • ordrelydsw
E. .... . . . . .. .0. 11. RIPPEY.
WLIIAVE HIS DAY ASSOCIATED
11 • tcrantber In th practice of the Law, under the firm
of ALSMON k ILIPP3Y,
Office, N 4. 94 Fourth Street.
E. STAIPEON,
. 0. 11. RIPPgY
WIRST INTROu (ICED 'JULY,
A. Lc. Alictraukina,tairvs
Portable Steam 14sting anti Pumping Engine
irOta 8 t 4 30 1.2.0 r Farm En
gtina told Saw 81111 Dritv i era, 3to 3 0 horst. Unginca always
titinafactot34,lfith 11. Hamilton Street,
1430:atpdxw pi; tI,ADELPIAIt.
FLOUR. -45 ehoicoExtra ;
Flo
30 Superfmo m
Jut. received and for aatv by JA t 8 Az PETZKV.,
gal Marlia±: and First 'greet&
COOPERS W gond cooper,
wanted to w..rk on tight work. Inquire of
JAMES A. FETZER,
COner Market and Yonrth corsets.
OthPAPE.R—gor sale by
Dew J. EL VELUM,
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