."' VOLUME XVI. PITTSBUraiill MORNING POST. Pril•ze. :• • . •:•1•1.• ez.:.epted) up JP A :1 - 1 E.S P. 3A tai., Ta-r 'IIN is ov WCeD !J! YITTE ETRIETS, TO k ere 1.11 les le:, pitywliteitrietly tr.l advance i) o .l..ti;ed it net ycar. TWO Ccrrs—i...r .t no counter in the News Boys. ILATES OF ADV'ERTISING. OTum wt-tk. tc.f_tk a week CITIE33 Onn tusert!"3 rwo T imiter One ..... woex.s ...... . ..... 0 , 11 7 ,-, 1 C‘,l U.,e tr.,:i'it . ... .... hti I 1..;,1•. , .. ...., 7 Itt.l 4 G.:, itltiy.-4 mos.r.-. .. 1.1,.(....,, ti C 4.! roux rnt..w.t...,. .. j 1,4 Crl• 0 e.,-,, Viva moii-..h, t 1: by 7 S5 l 81x =ton:l4l tt.! l , il C l/l, dine tztel,tl,=,... ... 16 G 0 10 ',.:, tt Lite year........ ..,1 0 14 ) 10 44. h'itnet:r.g . 12'1: .1, .1) t i: Er roi , r I P., , ,5, por annqm Eill=l .4 - RAN , AiII2I.I Lr PLY...4.5'41;8 (ICC, czir,arr, pet nhnam, (erclumse ol tha paper,) :Sl.3rriatr , hott:-A, ty3 cr.hta ; Death tioncex, cents PITTSBURGH SATURDAY POST A MAMMOTH{ WEEKLY. ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR, IN CLUBS or TEN. Slmgrto Silbsortpclomc, -- $ par 121.C.'MUM. CONTAD;S A LL TILE CURRENT NEWS CF TEP. DA.7.;,, Poi:tint, Literary, 'Agricnitnral, Comer rial, Local, Telegraphic and bliscellar.eons. This Paper being of the Lamas? tan, and neatly prints ca fps whita•Rar, In large, clear typo, will be found by the enbacrilxr to ea bettor satisfaction than any paper nniiihEZ in Pittabarsh. who wif to Like a paper from PitteburV.. -Ali find the SATURDAI POST c safe and prostable ir>`ryry Meat JAMES P. Editor end Prorrietor. BAHR RIYERS, BOOK AND JOB OFFICE, POST m:t.71..T.A7.1.1-a.F.3.., Comer of Fifth and Wood Streets, P.11"I'SBIJ HO H. THE undenigned having made extensive additions of 71. • I striti.:l' AND lIA `4 LniOtkIEST STYLE F TYPE, &t 0..? .o.ll'.ll:.,l.aut..trt:,t.tt the MORNING POST JOB OFFICE, int de ttontl.to of Rail road Officer 1.2- , •, and tit- F uld:. generally, to thttli up2rior fact:ft:en f tr t:t. 4( ;I roaeonel to erms, an tin . - ii c,f rk()AD. 'EacANTILE, LEGAL, AND u'reitEr. DESMCIPTIoN titr PLAIN & FANCY PRINTING 01r matatrtl noa,ly all ni U, we ran nn e of 012 mrai r.yrt:pl•oe iqtisfaction, and orders 130011 - i', NiFill.V7.; 4 BILLS AND CARDS, rITILCES, BI,AIIH NOTES, Li - "I AIR LIEADS, BILL HEADS, LADING, CIRCULAR:I, BUSINESS CARDS, PA PISR BOOKS, DEEDS. h!ORTGAGES, BONDr, r • P,i tirrdar C , Tt tiJa Will also La paid to tha priutiug of Pcr.ter. Ar for Conce•rtft, Erhibitious Olrcrt?, BARR. A KYERI-1. Iftl ESS i)AR DS T Peoitte - Shoe Store. D. S. DIEFFENBA.CELER &CO., "tiaah Li,,ds of rlshionadt , BOOTS, AND O.ITERS, For fi nticmet, iorli 9 Fonth.l lu,l Children, lio. 11 Fifth Street, near ne.rkat, PITT,9I3IIRCII, PA _ - 1. G. paar.ill JOEITII3OII 8. 6. JOEINsOU PE RRIN 5 JOHNSON, Proprietors of Childs k Co.'s Pateist Ulastie Fire nt. fl and Wtin% a.tor Proof Geme 12.3 TaIRD STBJ RDEiI.S fur ROOFING promptly and faith fully exec:l:aid, ant all onr wo.k warranted. Leann , : uf,t,rif:.l illy, - sy4 on hand, and for silly, withdi rettlol3ll far C.P.E• baplay - - - - - JOS. F. El AralLTol.l &k. SO, EiNGIINEERS :11ACEIIIVISTS, (;.rasa eJ lirst and Liberty sfreeLL Piffsfrargh, Pa. UPERIOII STEAM ENGINES fur Grist and Saw Brou - k•rh.3, Printing ,}lstablikihroeuh 4 , hianufact.pritt2, rondo to c,rkkr. They also continue th manniactur..s of tiwir Cslebrat , d Machiuist.r , ' Tooth, such as Turning Lathes, iron Planera, &Jung and Drilling Mackinki, Atho, Iti'ron,;htZra kihniting, with Ptaloys, Ilangeni, /U11:4 TEOMI'2O9 1.10.110. T R. C. MILLAR, TEIO3IPSON & Co., I_l - OUSE PAINTERS, GLA.ZIEB.S AN D it.Al NEILS, N0.13a Ni'.Third Orcet. SIGN PAINT e7.-thrated with neatneas and .le,paielt. Cl 2. Tra - pectizo, Varni.3l, EC; g La! Patent Dr:, - ra, Ville liontztigns s very superiorarticle ; Phila delphia end Pittsburgh Whlto Lead always on hand and for Bale. We are prepared to grind cobra for Piliaterd, Drug ts, or others, at the aborteat notice, as we have a Mill which greed 3by cream Polutera will sayo money by net ting ttn::: Mora ground with ui. purinly _ - - _ = , , =ft. - - _ _ , GOLD AND SILVER SPECTACLES, A. 17 113. A LIU F ACTURER'S PRICES. YDROMETERS or weighing spiritn, th, cln•:qieat arid boat articles ever bror.zht to thio city. 71-13RitiOlItTERS AIM BAROMETERS, Very-bag in price from tti to SZ:o rocKET COMPASSES, ANN S COMPASSES, O. E. fiRAWE, Pratt at 68Fifa 9.;rees. opposite m..sonle SURVEYOR ' (ways on Land at B. C. & J. Li. S4WTER, LARD OIL, C4NDLES, PALM, TOILET, AND ROSIN SOAPS Wood &tract, Pittsburgh, Pa DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.- The firm of HAWORTH BRO. d. BROWNLEE , wae, on the 3d of May, MS, dissolved by entual c.,neeot,hy the witb.drawal JEIIO HAWORTH Irom the aboVo firm. Tho accoo.nta tha late flem will be I,y HAWORTH. a BROWNLEE. .W• JIM° IiKIWORTH, in wlttalratileg from the above LlN4kindly thanks his former f.:Ar..tts 'mud L. the petcona of the late firm, for the very liberal potronap he nat re ceived, and would kindly recommend them to his successors, lIANVOILTII ELLOWNLEE, as they are determined to 801 l at low figures, havine , a vary large aescirtment of CHEAT ORUCIERIEB, LIQUOIL3 on hand. SEHT.I DAVID HAWORTH. and J.S.DIES BROWNLEE have this day associated together, and will continue on the onsinera st the OLD STAND, corner of Diet:land and Dia mond allay, under the style of HAWORTH k BROWN:AtIi, where they hope to receive that patronage liberal! given to the old firm, as racy are determined to sell CHEAPER than any other Store in tho city. myl3 Office of sealer of - Welgliipi and Measures. THE OFFICE OF TUE UNDERSIGNED , SEALER O F WEIGHTS AND mEAsuR S, _ !day be found henceforth, In Cherry alley, between Third sr,d Fourth rdi tcts, where orders may be left. mrl3:tf CHARLES ISSE.NET'F. \'T S. HAVEN'S Elastic Stl3el Pens just received, and for sale at the Stationery Store, 655 Nos. al, aS ~t.l 35 Market street. riiHE FRANKLIN ALMAN AC FOB, 1859. —Tbwwell-licuOvrn and popular annual, formerly pnb- Lahed by Johnston Cc Stockton , . 115 J -1 . 115 J -1 u icPee of years, Will ~rain shortly be issued. The circulation+ as formerly will male by 1 .0 skillful mathematician, hanford 0. 11111, wbo sill also prepare for its pages such reading mat• .er kia Gal make it an entertaining and instructive maga. Ine. Bumbles the reliable astronomical calculations ' new .ind ingenious table of time, an accurate method of drawing aeridian lines, and otherinattvre of permanent value will .o added. Orders of book sellers and other deal lvanee ers are solicited in cd publication, as but one edition will be printed, el orders will be filled J accordin to priority. WM. G. J OHNSTO N t CO., ahlishert Printers, Stationers, and Blank Book Mers 57 Wood street, Pittsburgh le2llak c411.013R.---40 bbl.e. choice JA. superfine for sale S by I. EBELTE Tea porno Market and First sta. ONS.-10 bbla:Onionitfor . _. ‘ 4, 24 -4 . '- 4 '1 , 1 4. Li \1 / .'' e ' ... • ' :- 1 : ,... : :,,,:: , - . A li I ••• . ; 1 . T S , . ..; : , 7'7 In Wk!li I Pal, -T. 1 ...) L U' l b b., i Lb. IYJ 1 , I 2 e. , 4 vu b 13 i 4 50 0J 12 00 10 00 Ml= 4.7. , itv&CITZT.Lai Oi .. -, : ,, ,- . . , ',f,: , F, ,- :!,S , L-;: ':::::..;':..i'-::-4.*:,7„:::':-"i:::, PUBLISHED pit BY JAMES P. BARB, AT THE " POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM; INSURANCE. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FARislin UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, At ATHENS, BRADFORD IX:MINTY, PA-, Jan.', 1858, asi pniamtel to thS Stockholders, and ma de o Inout in compliance with the State LAMA OUNCW York,Ohio, BTATrif The name of the Company in the PARYI6IO3' UNION IN SURANC.F. COM I'A.NY, located at Athena, Pa. Chartered, Aprin3, 1853, by the Lesiglature of Penrmylm.nia. Charter perpetual. . Cash Capital, which to all paid up Hitryl G9l in addition thereto- at Fit.y.foni Wilde nil I M. , rtgages, s , x and NO,. q, I,LA c interest, a ani.ntlac in the aggiegutv t • I•. • a "4 • worizages aro or val.., Ide and i•rodimure reed estate, inclpally farms, risairdri and first liens, worth generally double thu summit and more than 11101": Faged: fOr In each case, and in no case luta than fifty cent. more, exclusive of farm building's, and WI certified by 1110 Recorder, where recorded, to theanat tors id the :states of Ohio and Illinois. Nineteen sit cont. Winds amply RN - Uri-4 470a8.5 (.10 Cash on band and in Bauk ........ 6149 111 Cash in - b.stids of tigtnrts, and in course transmission, secured by bonds with sareties Due on kocc, re-insured, &c... Bills receivable, iwiz:..protalssory totes payable at bank and to the Company Interest accrued, (principally due . • Safe and office Fixtures and Fen ni- Cure ' .otaome "pa ?BA VCI.R. 1857. Amount of - Pranittimil • rut - retired during thus 85,231 30 yea' Ain't Internet retelved during the year 11,442 05 Ain't received from all other sources 2,480 00 --. 12r-PitiLITIJI IIII . Expanses' for the year,iincinding commialiens, salaries ' rents, rein surance, printing, advertising, taxes, and all other exPauses $ 19,189 66 Divtdenda paid during the year 17,000 00 Losses paid, which occurred prior to - December 31, LOSES& pata which (warred during the year 46,561 64 . . Laiiming3. Los3EH adjußtc..l and aot dne ,since $ 1 paid) 2,590 99 Los* EA Ir.,curr. , l mud la procaaß of adjust t '9,307 00 Lo,w•cd Toparted, on which Du a4t.tou has bean Laken re3te4 (1, on ground bf insur ance afle•r firo, pt °perry ;roust.: . rod before lois,. pr.port,y, Olt npt covored by the Poli. - y, &c.......... $ Z.'9,407 PO amen ,t of ri,iks taken daring the year...15,420,86'2 od NVbula amount of risk at date.......... 4 , 561,440 : 00 ';'1.1..11 , OP P ; Stitiatt.yams, Cotzily OP BILADPOILD, o.li. Shipman, Prdgidentvand;S—g. ta. y of the Farmexa' dtdun bourance Company, teing sete,tal3 Only sworn, depose nod say, and each for himself sayi, , tbat the foregout.,: , to a true, full and ~ orrect statement of allKire, of said corwrlttije, and that they are the ALA,. du oreer.rs thereof_ C. N EPAI.SSI, I'rri:i stint. C 'tq irIILI.D, t 4ecretary. Sifoscrits.-1 tint: nsvertt before me, thie 15th day of Jana-. ary, 1558, 11. O. BAIRD, Justice of the Peat,. T. J. HUNTER, Agent, ap17:13 u.OO Water street, Pittribto,h. F UR A N I.V TITH Reliance Mutual Eiritairwalce OF PHILADELPHIA. ON BUILDLNOS, I,I2IITUD OR PERPUTUAL, I.26RONAN TrElliTr RR, a. 0., IN TOWN O OuUNTR v. (Oleo, fo. 303 VVeibint street. C4FIT.IL, $171,023 ASSLIS, 89 I .i \ , St! \ * l a,t , : -I , r . ... 71, : PLI :4 , !rlortg,tz - c , o , I nar.roved Ott; Vrop,ty, worth u0u1. ,, , :cc omourit ' $120,200 00 Peu./syl , auiu 12.1.01.4ei Ou.'e U per cent. llortgag , Limo. , ':i..iti 3 O,ro ee.l 2.i,,500 1.10 Al 1.1.',1•• ,:, Cuu,cy n per cent. runll'd It. it. 1,0.0. It/.000 00 l'euu,y I t ..:416 it,lil,..looc.'a r2tock 4.000 Olk St, k ..1 111, ii....iaL1.7.3 Miltalii ilrQlll-ste, 1,: , . .... 19,150 lio Sur.l, of CollfiLf Yleo /USUrraicr U.., 1,050 00 bcr;p ~CP.audry manta -. .. 475 W .Bilii 11.-rithio,l4 id ainoci pep E'4711 i.. 0 liuls. Ac..4..utats, a...ertead luteteeL, el.. Z,Z.311 19 lhwb nn1..,...eut urel In 11r4:1-. 111,043 Z.) -.-.-...------- Sfii , 2,4a s CLEM TiNOLEY, Prettidt ut. Dian:or:b. tiamtiel Hubert Mann, William till:Laser, ilenjamia W. pt arahall 1.1.111, Z. bothrcp, Charles J.at..ub T. klu..uctug, Smith liwzren, Wm. Beir.ple, B. M. lILNCLISI J. G CObFIN, Avert, N. rtit....l. corner Third W 0 4 ,1 ett,ot.n. I" L V1 P IN CE 00:41't'‘ . A:4 L Thigky, Wil i'lluploon, 1..5vi..1 Bruw!.., CurneliCh StUiCIVI',II, Joh', E. VirorrelL IL L. C.reon, P...obert. MA'S, JA11.1.,1, W 7.4. V. P:llln r i, I'l . M'CAN: 4 , Sterear,, , 6:p;ulSt. ,- .1 - 6 1 ,1.1 11. mnd InNaet,e,l i us ,11 , 5 C , ..,g,.. Ilibi.., nu t.), , , on iv ,Ind !".4.1i:41,-.Ii.KA 111 , • . rt , et. 1 tritrutarks. lu InTO4 ezr..last. !..N3 tx daruat; 4 .3Uy it ~,2, Abs, ,g 111.111:. Lilo PuLila ~i ti....e Sta ,1..11Lit.11 , 1 7.,,, , ,ii•,..0.i.ta. :,,..1 Tr.)..i.o.,p,AtAtior.l. 1,71.t1: 4 3T0Ltg: Wra. V. ruttit, J. U. Nuutgulatry, Joint 21. P too toy, D. J. :TIc4.;.1111, E. 7. W:D.ner, Rene Oulllon, 3V(.l.stun, ltd.in A. nanthall, Cana. JoL: J.l' ..: rbbe, kaw ofT. ?user. E. F. Vi1.T14.211, 7t.'• D. J. MeCANN, Sr:rd./Ty. LH PLR Ylii Da: Fhiladt-tphi4: e.telninitz,Juatlee A Cu., Eno's, Morgan A Stidi , le, PIIP_IrOy, Caldwel 1 A Co. o. 07 WATER STREET. W. POINDEXTER, AQtait. In Philadtlphice: Bolger, Lamb 8. Truitt, Bro. ic A. 'l'. Lane tr. 00., I'iTrSBLIRG LI OFFIC It WEST- BlitANCti MUTUAL INSURANCE :COMPA.N. V, LOCK ELAT , 'ILY, CLINTON COUNTY. CHARTERED ar Tsa idicasiLArußE or PgsarsiLvvips. atsh Capitra.. t,300,000 Premium ...V0iti..4,132, 343 . Tills COMPANY WILL INSURE ON Buildings, MarchAmiliba, tOWD country • Hon.Juo.J. PC2.r c.., ilou. llii.n7ey,ion , rl ,l A. Major, J,•bu B. Elan, Pot -z T TAprons jL li. Jactchwa, iv/. Willa, Thomr.e.Eact ,, n. CI. LIAM:F:I, Pro (Arid I. T. Anti..k.us, 4?.. , •c0 LhceiJunt Taos. livrcalic, S"cre:s.ry. l;11.11USNO AB i Dr, J. S. Crawford, Srinc,,inaeltinlLltooym,i,ake tharselace, perpstasl or lizatad, A. A. Wineg-Ardnrr,John W. Maynard, A. •UpdegralL L. A. Mackey, lion. S Cameron, Jam°. Armstrong, A. White, Thos . Bowman D.D, William FtibrOD. 111116itInik;g13, - Wol. -VMld6Tl'*it, 11013:Wm. Elgit, , ()PPR: tir'--- 1 :4 0 if, F tlall STRalff, l'ulnnuran. deil:tf J. A. LIPPERT, Agent. . _ _ _ __. rrilE F i-LANliiiiii li IRE INSURANCE A OUNIPANY, OF PIIILA_DELPEIA. iroaturona--Gbarlea W. Bancker, Thom m Mart, Tobias Wagner Samuel Grant, Jacob It. Smith, Goo.W. Richarda, liorde4D. Lowia, Adolph' E. Berle, Davia'S. EtrOnto, Hoc. rill Putts con. • -thite. N. Bar:oasu; President. class. G. Rantoran, Secretary. on every ' description cl property, in town anTroonntry, at rates as low as ere consistent with security. The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund, fulcb,with their capital and premir.ms, safely invested, af ford ample protection to the assured. The Assets of the Company, on January Ist, latil, 83 pab. Ilshed t,gmaably to an Art of Assembly, were m fo l3 llows, et!' M 84,377 78 ortgago .. Rsal IC Sfi.to. ... 6.8,96 17 ........... Temporary i.:. , .1 P. ......... . . , .... „ .. , . etC•titt $9,1'28 85 81,383 DJ 0.11 h,.................. 64,846 el ------- ... $1,21.1,708 4-1,1 Ellice their . incorporation, a period of twenty-one years, they have paid upward of One Your Lime dred Thou sand Doliars,l oases by fire, thereby affording evidence of tho adrantagcs of insurance, as well ea the ability and disposition to neat with 'promptne J. ss all Liabilities. GARDINER COFFIN, Agent, Office, north-oast cor. 'Wood azilßd ate. 'UTESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY OF BUROII. DATISIN, rroeldent; (lesnon_ Secretary. Oince No. 42. Water otreat, ( Swung Co'e Warehoure,) up stairs, Pittsburgh. Will trumre against all kinds of r i end ItIAKIIIR RISKS. A Hume Institution, managed by Direct , who are well known In the community, and who are determined, by -promptness and liberality, to niain the hal - actor Which they have nesamed, as offering the b tain eet protectiee to theie who desire to be Insured. /188E113, OCTOBER Mgt, 1557. Stock.. Accounts, ...... „Mortgage,— ..... ..... ' W. 1 5 ....... °OpenM Farniturer ...... oe Ac ...... . Cash, ...... ..... Premium Nottss...• • • - hills Discountza, PMArOOI9 George Dnrsle, , It. Miller, Jr., J. V, . Linder, George W. Jerked% Jeones Nlf Auloy, Alez... Speer, Andrew Ackley, - -WON Knight, Nathaniel Flown*, tinzandar Nimick, D.M. Long, vi m ti. 141 nitu, C. W. illcketeen, 1,, M. 00.RDON. sovil4 - .. . ~I- ' ' ".•,_ .Bscrwary; ..:. VOON:-3000 ibe Oo ---_---,----- -----:. 113 An trilliWor gide mg% a 4 44 '2 , 1 , 1.0 0 0 LA) ."Or, $.2- 1 430 I, 1 13,7131 130 7,336 ..,1 1 ID 46 $ 253,485 51 $l4 I 1..r.3 35 O. 149 Chesnut Street, Oppatte the Custom House. WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF INSU RANCE, either Perpetual or I.ltnlted, on or,ry done . rlption of Property Cr Morelandlee, at rrataaonable rat 7,674 6* of treminni V 0,435 -. 1'2,100 GO Elia DIEZCSOV.:I $121,600 00 3.100 00 4,161 67 ... 1 240 00 9,478 04 .... 14,841 46 40,246 69 126,003 78 PITTSBURGH, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. 1858 INSURA.NCE PITTSBURGH LIFE. @SIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO. 96 FWATER STREET, PI'VE93IIIURGII, PA. ROrk..CRT GALWAY, -Prenhh,u: ALEX. BEADLST, Vice P. A. Ralierttr.? S.v.rotary. Vi u.totei ...tory r Art,. ,tpl.ktr it% Lin; 1:1;51,..tzt. !fITT,T, tk • Of !•• an W.Vt.11,11,1 And ti . AAA (AAA Mid theitutc• Lty tt, Poril.l a. Oaf alan '4 I vig,:!..l , furl t..tt• P6litt!.4.ltngEt.l Ai; with t., ell paritibe. San..i. 1 .11'0 LrLar., ,prl, P. Col.:tom, .M. U., J„1:1 'tot E., J,... , 4 Ni-11 - 91: .'i blIFIli Kit L 1 ,,, IV liniltunn, Charin 4 Arbuthnot, Aln•zsnder IC.rudley, Jusuph 6. Leed.i, . I ,n u tonlivrton, N. F. Rail, 1,,,i,1 11 ~.1 a amber', Robert IL Hartley, W tlliem Carr, Rio. '3lclill. 5925 CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF "FITTSBIIII.OIi. WILLIAM DAG A 'LAY, Prealdunt. EIAtIIIIIIe D. ?dARBPLEILL, Secretary. OFFICE: 04 Water street, between Market and Woos street, ZIP Immrea lIIJLL AND. CARCO RUBIS, on the Onto and bilsainaippi Rivets and trlbutarica, Inaorne against Lode or Damage by WIRE. Alan, agalnat the Portia of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation. ntlgtoToig. William Bagaloy, Capt. thirk Sterling, Samuel Rea, Samuel SI. liter, James M. Cooper, John S. Dilworth, James Park, Jr., Frannie Sellers, 'Liman M. Pennock, William 13. Hays. Springer Elarbsngh, John Shtpton, Capt. Samuel C. Young, Walter Bryant, John Caldwell. Ja22 PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE 'COMPANY, EGBlldt'D P. ElNti, Preattlaht. M. W. BALD IN, Vivo Vtastiout. Dm.lioau. Charlee Hayes, E. R. Coe, D. English, t.4uorga 1.1n.w P. B: 'Avery, Joie:llh B. Paul, C Sherman, Jahn Clayton, J. itagarg,z., Z. Wttor. f C5'C, ,"Lec.rtatu - 3" J. G. COel:IN, Agent, C,ruer 'll.llltl and Wood .traata. HOTELS -& RESTAURANTS. . A ARUE_It OUS , BLAIRSVILLE, INDIANA COUNTY, PA, CUL. ROBT. EVANS, Proprietor, AY INGiktißcuivsED:Tuis , tIOU SE, Isom iL4 fortuer well-known Proprieti r, B U. liar. ker, F a y,mud reiltted It, I am unw prepared to r.-ceive and artopitnodato vlrltnra. The [UMW! Itr.4 large and miry, and well furtdmhed. A good table al waye provided. In conuoct'un with the Iletpe,thure la alah a good Livery Stable. Tema lll,durate. COL It. good L i very - I.IIE. SW 3Bros WILLIAM C. OALLACIIER, PROPRIRTOR, Fifth &rat., Plis•l Dear to tht. Plleturgh Theatre. Th.. l.noes Is new, bunt especially for the purp0..0.4 of a First Claee it...Aeta:lt and Saloon, and the pr..prlet..r hav• lug had many yea/A 0.X11.31011C0 iLI Ch. , ilituiDvcid 4. ,t 1 kaep 6...netautls ou nand the best that the markets afford. lild Vt r I Ilei, Llgoors and Ales, are of the beet quality. lie grants all hie old ;fiends and the puhtic generally to gic.. hire e [all at th.: by Inv-elem. _ _ ___ til'-tly .If 7-'. --) Emeelsior Restaurant, •;-..:: • , • 4. 2 4 No. 111 WOOD Strut. ".- .. rmatimuiu, Pa., J.4,11ES K4TEK, Proprietor. LAKE ANDFISU EASTERN SuLi) NV huh:safe and Itetal, a t ' the I...went Cat& priced. ; - ;f Mohan!, Bnu.dies, and Sweet Beta h,..1 ,celced Yagy. Also, Now York Prime's Bay Egg 111,11 , 40, Oyst,rti, the huest ever brought to thiA ctty. Every delicacy of the season conbtantly ou hand, and served up In the 1)108i palatable style. Don't forget the Excelsior lies tsurant, Nu. 111 V0..1 etreot. • SCO'FI: HOUSE, Corti•r Irvrin Stmt and Duqu•mite Ws.y, I'llsT6lll7l3oEl, Ya B. D. NI (socrucrly tif'Clie.'"itarkor !Louse," Blairsville, Pa ) rrl3 E SCOTT HOUSE is NOW CoNI- MhTED ANDNUR IiIIESTB. It lel sitnatutl ill a oaltral part of the city, boingiii , o routoul t 4 Dupt.:ll and LittiALLltiOnt Landings. Tiii• all luudoru ILII1J11 , ( - 1 , ,..L.L.t, 4“..1 uttAil up Di splendid style--the rutirn ieurulture tklag r],mr—and w , .11 iu iivery respcat be a that clans Hotel. rtnr 5'C AU Lhnu oatLu'LeJ "Ljko prowitioa, CORA UCOPI 232 111E — STAITRA.IT , T. Br Tf i r I Yc_rtriiSt, tETI3 STRzsT. itttoift ion of Merchants - shd otliori le ttirpcted w this' e 3 h.bliehreeat, which has been roxutly tittod rf for the tearpeee of atl..piii;s: q sllia2TA,N. 1:41:1:41.1 llu ili l . CXISTILAL LOCATION! c o . aute y tWarkeL 6,1'13 lllVitua to Ilterythirtg pertairvag, tO nu LATINO SALOON v.lll toned,waya ho Co tr,ehest the market affords. e, 9V: I pIA w TWO 'NiTiONIL SALOON, Under Foater'S Fo-q N 016,1161 Wlitaire, D. BARNAII,D, - - - PROPRIETOR, AS FITTED UP IN A TASTEFUL and comfortable style, the large centre store in the ODD sgta.owa lIALL, Fifth as a FIRST CLASS RKSTAIJR.A.NT and SALOON. Having had many years' experience In the business, he io prepared to enpply 4ao vest the market affords. his Bar WEI s 4nrulidied IA all timos with the best WO:isa, - Liquid's and Ales The entrance to rho Salooil,to in the centre of the flail, and refreshments will be furnished at all times, DAY and NIGHT (Baudays excepted.) aft!!'..;'" HOUSE, GOR. PE.NN'A AVENUE 4 THIRD ST.i NV 91“Uar4,014,1J.c A. F. BEVE.BIDGE 11. W. KANA.G.N. • S HOTEIA Oppoett• the Penna. lintlroa..l Depot, HARRISBURG, PA. [Dula WASHINGTON HOTEL, FORMERLY U. 8. HOTEL, PITTSBURGII, PA. JAMBS SHANNON, Proprietor. PIUS HOUSE IS LOCATED ON THE IL corner of PENN and WASHINGTON &meta, between the OHNTRAL AND WESTERN RALLROAD.DEPOTS, and has undergone a thorough unprovemout,' remodeled and furnished with new furniture, and to now the most conve nient Hotel in Pittsburgh, fbr Travelers by IlailreA. List or West. Tvi.YB:l3, OUSE OEORGE AURENTZ, 14 4- I"2.ap9rerro Ti°ll l! l No. 844 Liberty street, past beside the Passenger Depot ef the Pennsylvania Railroad, which makes It the most convenient house in the city for passengers arrl• din by that road. a - proprietor having, at oonsiderebla eoeuse, fitted up, n excelleut utyls, the HARMON HOME, would reepwt fully solicit a shade of public patronage. There Is attached a spiendid ETABLE and extensive WAGON YARD, afford• tug ample accommodation to travelers Mud teamsters. His Larder and Bar will be fanlight' with the heat tile market can anent febl:y GENTLEMEN'S DRESS GOODS. 111'101.1111.1LAND, MERCHANT TAILOR, Corner of Fourth and Sznithsaold Streets, RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES THAT he has received his Spring Assortment of GENTLEMEN '8 DRESS GOODS, Of the newest styles, beat quality and most elegant descrip tions, which he is prepared to manufacture to order in the LATEST FASHIONS, And with Inch a character of workmanship, as k1.6.0110i fail to satisfy and please the most fastidious tastes, I myth) Cipplavott, Shorten Pea/1110119 NO. lu4 WOOD STREET, NEAR SIIPTU. MANUFACTURERS OF TRUNKS, Va ticus, Est and Sonnet Boxes, Ladies Traveling' Trouts, Carpet Bags, ke.ep constantly 4..er hand a large stock. We are prepared to do a wholesale trade, and bay ing facilities to turn out good stock at reduced prices, we would Invite the trade to call and examine our gash be,. WINDSOR . SIIADES.—GoId bordered, plain and fancy. Also, shade Trimmings, ko., always on hand at and for tile cheap by J. it R. PHILLIPS, 28 and 28 et- ilair stret.t. $817,841 78 IitILL AND COLLECTION BOOKS-A targe,assortment always on beil, or Outdo to order. W. B. HAVE% Comer Market and second streets. A, OM of 238 sores, near Economy, for Welly B. OUTEEEKMB - a most ikest, EDUCATIONAL. !iron illfy C;)liitiat-? , • a 5i & college, 1. .0, -- L'ha,-;'errd, 1135. LC J a.: Ilio. tiSh ,Ch.. •..1 ' purr.l Jur 4ctull (30tr.11ny P r ,m, l „, 7;1, k `1 r; A. is h ou'i 111.1'1, e@1;1 cr of Anil le.e cbtl Cnlea sal kuu. J. A. EYDBICI: bud T C Too....har@ of Book. A LEX CoWLEY, and W. A. 111.1.LER, Praessurc of Pea wa Single and Double Entry Boa -Keeping, CL.9 Llaed in evury iloparuuout. of iht.iness. UouttitsVt lal, Arithmetic, Rapid Rail/Via Writing, Detecting Win - *llea Money, Mercantile .oiiricapoullence, Cor onimereial Law, are taught, aud all other subjects neceasary f the succeki and thorough ednestion of a practical busiumo man. TWELVE PKEMIIIMS, Drawn all the premium@ in Pittsburgh for the past three years, al,io in Eastern and Western Citian, tor Writing, Air AND NOT roil siscinevsu WIOIMPORTANTV, old h. Ottidenta enter at any time—No Vacation—Time unlimited —Review at pleasturaduate3 assisted in obtaining sit uations—Tuition for Pull Commercial Go tuaie, s36—Average time S to 12 weeks — Board, $2,60 par week—Stationery, $6 —Entire cost, $6O to $7O. Arjr- Mini4ers' sons received at half price. For Clard—roircular—Spectmens of Business and Brun. mental Writing-inclose two stamps, and address F W. JENKINS, sub Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. CUTHBERT £ SON'S OFFICE, No. 51 Market street, for the sale and purchase of. Real Estate routing houses, attending to f usurance Cod repairs, obtaining loans on bonds, mortgagee, do,; making convey• emcee, deeds, bonds, Ac.; writing lottery and corresponding with .; rtiee abroad, Ac. T oclif BELDEN SEVVIOUR, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, CLEVELAND, OHIO. Rl7l.lllolo,3.—Mefiers. llnnne, Odrreteon d Co., Robot Parke, Eaq. 1Y11:31 WESTERN LANDS. ALEXANDER GARRETT, URAL EBTATN AGENT, NO. 60 WATER STILEIPP, OL.EVELAND, OHIO, lira for sale Lands in Illinois, Wisconsin, Mtnneaota, Michigan and lowa. He will exchange Lands in Wiscongha, tic , for Pittsburgh miumfactures,and also for city property. AU letters of Inquiry answered gratis, by nthireeling ine,as above. au11:1* PROPERTY FOR SALE Olt RENT. GRIST MlLL—Three run of Cionea and all the machinery compli.i.e, wen and cob craclier, Ac., &c., all in goi - Jli wider, with u dwelling house, stable and tw , .. lota of geonud, eltnate in South Pittsburgh, and will be nal on very easy tern iby S. 01,111113 ER C Sr. SON, el? bl Market etrerit,_ - - LAWRENCE COUNTY BONDS WANT RD, in 13 rchaltp fur land. up= 8. °Urals dr, BON, 51 N.l2tri,t ASTEAM MILL in oomplate running or at., with ilwtkiiixag boats, etc., Roar tho Oily, fur nab, by 8 . OUTID9I4T 8 EON, tti.al)24 Markat street. WESTERN LANDS of good quality, fer sale or exchange for Real Estate to the cityd ap22 8. OUTHBEitT h SON, 51 Market Et. L"AMILY RESIDENCE FOR SA .—A valuable property of 150 feet front on C,ovl,V; et., Lawrenceville, by 100 deep on Washington street lo , • alley, Brick Dwelling Mouse of 7 rooms well arra *A, room, porch, well of water and pump, stable and ce kitchen range, etc. ,The rooms cro neviy paintrd Row"- perod, .14a4e and fruit tru.,a, brape arbor, great vdctatuot, dv,ere, good p fence. The above °Hera `oo3dosi 41.ort.huify to buy a o utplete and pleeartu; Prka low, and tarias accomiff4atiag, PON,' Raul Estate and deneral Agouta, J ell _ 51: Market otr eet rrillE g Z E of the cheap Building LAB for sale by S. CUTIILtEItI! & SUN is 30 by 100 feet Location—Near the railroad station, East Liberty Price—Front $275 to $4OO each. Tertua—Otiedourtli la har,d; ToultalldOT at ail years trUal L The Plan tai to seta at the Beal Estate °ince, 51 Market 7b, joht. - - 11 , VAR IT IN MIND, that the East Uh arty Lots are offered at such prices, and on sutdi terms, aa to make a home easily to be obtained. Bear it in rati!, that they front on iar`de streets, are easy somas by railroad, and are very desirable locations for fAmtlg riaildencee idear it in mind, that the plan of the lots is to be seen at Al MARKET STREET. PROPRIETOR, FOR SALE.—SEVENTY 'fLIOLISAND ACRES of olioi*e Prairie and Witut..er 141L111, if ',Wawa iu Nortbe; , a uad Southern Micnosota, embracing the anest lot of farming lands ever uttered lu this mucket, uo they are located conveniently to Mills, Towns and lilies vl Railroad. Pamphlets containing taturniation• of value to emigrants and catalogues giving location, description and price of the land, with u brhif thacriptiou of the counties ,u e;tilch they are located, can Lu had on application et oar Mike, and they will be see t free by mail to persons sending us their addrutia. WILLIAM FRAZLII & CU., Julies' Building, No. 67 Fourth street. TEN DOLLARS IN HAND, will seoure a Buildnu.; Lot of 25x100 1,,,t on Mt. Waskingion.-- Price, t.loo—slo In handy trtup . 44aez to snit pnrchaaur. Al. so, a Lot gay-4400 f;ht for p. , (l—s'l6 in hand, balance in paytaeats to snit purchaser. B. eIITLIDEUT & SON, J 023 61 Market street. G) ACRES of Land and a comfortal , le &P Muse; situate near the Washington Turnpilte, at about 8 miles from Jones' Ferry, will be sold on easy terms. Immediate possession. 8. OlFF.gasitrx 80N, 1e23 bl Market street. t,, LOT OF GROUND in East Liberty, near _ the Railroad station 30 by 100 foot will be sold for one-fonrth in hand, remainder at silt erJ s ' credit. ocrrilaarr & SON, my 29 la Market street. MILITARY GOODS. SCBSCR„PIMS nAVE CONSTANT. 4 on hand a complete stock of MILITARY CIO() DS t>araILVISO IN Paila OP 0 AkS, PLUMES, SWORDS, BELTS, SASH_ES, EPAULETTES, - STARS, BUTTONS, LADES, 7lUNOlssi T 1/11.11, ETD. Voliantoisr Cempatales • ItotatELlD %MI roil InPliatria AS MOB? INTIM BIER AND BUNTING FLAGS MADE TO ORDER, JNO.B. fIIPPADDEN Q. SON. mylS ' QS 'MO= STREET. PROPIIIIITIIE B 8 j4MEs mILLINGAR, MONONGAH.ELA tv PLAYING 5111,4 would reepectftl a inforin the public ie that he I= rebuilt awe the tire, and sing enlarged h establishments and filled it with the 'newest and wept sp prored mac hin e ry, Is now prepared to fFnish flooring and planed boards, scrawl sawing and repaying, doors, sash and shutters, dried, frames, mouldings, box rnahing,&e. Eluuth Pittaburgh, September 7,113 fa. ra,le GENTS' SHOES AND GAITERS L 0 A U I) 1 I A il CHEAP. PEOPLHB SHOE STORE. ? I,ta. I 7 Bißs FI BT INDIA RUBBER CURRY COMBS.—The beet article in toe, Just received at the India gubber Depot, 2d and 29 tit. Clair eireet. tur22 • - OIL CLOTH OR.A.SI:I-1500 yards of vari oun patterns and widths, Inn received from the tea tory, fur sale wholeiuilo or retail, by J. 4t PUILLIPB, 28 and 28 St. Clair etr...4i GLASS. -31. X) boxes assorted sizes Windo , Masa, g ood country brand, for indOey myd BY a COLLINS. ----------------- _ p ROONLS.--50 dos.. ree'd and for sale by AU men =Ma IL COLLENS. F ISIL-500 pankages whit , e Fish Soli:no -- ; .. , and Trout, for oak by (myin H. IL COLLINS. 14. 1 (111E — A Y'S COLD NTLNI IN B 5.4301 d by I ear2tl J. b.." WF.1.131N CIORN.-10 bags libelled Corn received alp for sale by fjoSI MEM IL COLLINS pOUNTBY BACON.-1000 lbs. Opuntry Bacon, 'Harm, Shoulder!' and Sides, received end for by • JAB. A. L I/BIAB, mylß Comer Market. alurli 9 ?ve eta- an CHECK BOOKS—On all the Bliat.s; Brokers at W. B. HAVEN, Printer mid Stationer. teItiPPING PAPER rea* ea* tiresitag Wrapping, sanperior artirile ii =l4 Haifa • / 1. ~ t •W, t ':, ' . .. ~~~, CHLLDRENS' /MO RS lioll J. & H. PHILLIPS ~ '4th. ~i+ ~ d>-- Y` w ~~ ~` 'a '1"~r ti ? ~ / ... _ i. ~. MISCELLANEOUS. ADAMS' CORN SII-ELLFIR. lIIIE PROPRIK ITTS bk.. BURGH NOVELTY WORKS" having, through Sir. Adams, (the principal mechanical ening of the firm,) ob tained letters Patent, dated 17th August, 1858, for a now and simple instrument ;or SHELLINO CORN, truly neat, compact and portable, combining durability, utility and cleanness; a necessary appendage to every farmer's barn, is now offered to the people of the United States at a very low price. We have no " Patent Rights " for sale, but manufacture and sell the article at our works. Owing to its compact form it is destined soon to become an article of trade In every hardware Merchants' shelf The Machines aro of two °isms, weighing only about 35 and 60 pounds, and may be secured to a post, pillar, or door, as you wonld a coffee mill. We add no more. when seen, it speaks for itself. sellOmdaw LIVINGSTON, COPELAND & CO CLIMAX FAN. IT IS THE CHEAPEST, SIMPLEST, SMALLEST, Will Chaff Twice as Fast as any in the United States IT IS PERFECTLY ADAPTED to the Cleaning of all Seeds, from thel smalleat to tbo largest, wituout waste, and Is nuly twenty 'lichee wide, but must ba seen to be appreciatel. Farmers, Manufacturers, Me• F . , I chanica and everybody else, are invited to see Its practical working, at the store under the St. Charles Hotel, Pittsburgh aolt:lmdbw—c NEW GOODS. ISSS. NEW GOODS. AT J. BUSH'S, No 65 Marker St., Second Door from Corner of Iburth. THE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN ON Monday, Elepterah:r 13th, his well selected sock of the latest styles la Dress and Cloak Trimmings, Bonnet ..13.1hbons, Flowers and Ruched, d complete assortnent of Embroideries, Ooi'are, Sleeves, Faris Edgings, Children's Hobo's, Waistsi and Cape, Shetland .Shawls and Woolen Cloaks for Children, Hosiery, Gloves, Gsuutlets, Alexander 4 Ten Ten's Sid Gloves, French Coraete, Shapes, Expansion Skirts, and Bassele, (new styles,) Shetlaui Wool, tiephln Woorsted, Perpen Paper, Patterns, Embroidi,red Slippers; Patt• rue for Embroideries drawn, and Eruhreideries worked at short notice. Fancy Ilead.Dr , ssen toads W 0: tier. I thank the Ladies for their kind patronage, and hope they will give roe their custom for the futur,, as 1 sill ub wags da my hest to sell them the goods cheap. - Ladh.e, call and examine the novelties at J. BUSirs, a.•;6:31a 65 Market , tar tram Fourth. _ . N . 6 5 FIFI'II STREET.— I.I.OOFING CH EAP, DURABLE, FIRE AND WATER PROOF JOSEPH HARTMAN, (Recently Agent for H. M. Warren & ('0.,) r.l ANCIVA"TURRP- AND DEA LER W A ; 11 P 2,11: N ' 7.1 EL,T , ui M.. 14 NT, GRAVEL ELASTIC CEMENT SATURATED CANVAS ROOF' NO, ROOFING MATERIALS 7_01410.1i, No. 65 lei left!. B . l' r oppoidto Odd Fel own Hall. Pittsburgh, l's. iY9 Suninaer Lager Beer. TILE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO Infonn his friends and the public In general, that ho La in the daily receipt of this delicious Bear, from the wen t-Down Brewery of J. N. Straub, Allegheny City, it having been pronounced to be the best that was manufactured here for many yeare, OLIsAIt, TAST el I, and ?ÜBE. Give me a call and try tt. JOHN ROTH, ap2titf A L hie old utarol, l'4o. 26 Diamond. - - SXUKIN G YARNS.- AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES, Always or, hand, an! for rale at A. CARD FRuiti DE. JAMEiS M. JAR RETT, OF Til t N EVS' YORE. LUNG INFIRM ARY.—My connection for the past eight years with the above Institution, as Chief Physician, and a twolve years' course of steady devotion to the .ure of Pulmonary Con sternation and its kindred diseases, together with my tat r ivalledopportnniticaand advantage of pathological research —aided not a little by a perfect system of Medical Inhala tion—has enabled me to waive at a decisive, direct and woo cessful course of treatment for the positive and radical mare of all diseases of the Throat, Lungs, and Air-Palaces. By Inhalation, the vapor and curative properties of medicines are directly adressed to the diseased organs and the integu ment Ido not advise the use of Medical Inhalation Cr any kind, to the exclusion of genera/ treatment; and althoUgh I consider it a useful adjuvant In the proper management of those fearful and often fatal diseases, yet I deem it very ne cessary that each patient should have the benefit of both general and local treatment. The success of my treatment in the above diseases, and the high character of the institu tion over which I have so long had the honor to preside,are too well known to need any eulogy or comment from me. At the solicitation of many private and prefeesionalfaends, through whose philanthropie aid the above charity has been long and liberally supported, and after due consideration, I have concluded to make such arrangements as will bring the benefits of my experiments and treatment within the roach of all, and not confine myself, as heretofore, to those only who entered the Infirmary, or who were able to visit me at my office. loping therefore that the arrangement will give entire satisfaction, both to my professional broth. ran and the public, I - would respectfully announce in con clusion, that 7 ran notobe contultedperamal4 of by loam= all diseases as above, and that the medicines, the same as used in the Inatitution, prepared to snit each Individual case. inhaling Vapors, W.4l nl Lahakrs, cEc., sec., will be forwarded by express to any part of the United States or the OaWiss. T.asata—My terms ortreatment by letter are as follows, vie : $l2 per mouth for each patient which will include medicine imflicient for.one month!s use i tdso, In haling Vapor, and an Inhaling Apparatus. Pegment as fol lows: $6 to be paid to Express Agent on meat of the box of Medicine., and the balance $6 at the expiration of the months if the Patistlit to cured or is entirely satisfied with the treatment. Patienta, by giving a full history of their ce;its, and their symptoms in full, can bdtreated as well by letter as by personal examination. Patients availing them selves of Dr. Jarretta treatment may rely upon immediate ant permanent relief, as he seldom has to treat a case over thirty days. Letters for advice promptly answered. For further particulars, address JAMES Me JARRETT, 31. PA, No. 821 Broadway, oor. Twelfth St., N. Y. , P. B.—Physicians and others visiting the city are re spectfully Invited to call at the Intirmary, where many intereating cases can ba witnessed, and where our ice proved apparatus for the Inhalation of medicated vapor. - .men, and inspected. jyale6m I MIAMI COPYING BOOK --For sale by low J. R.. WELDIN. COOPERS WANTED—`% Good Coopers Wanted to work on tight work—good wages given— arid oonatant employment. inquire of JAS. A. FETZER, Corner Market and First street . .. . - - DRIED APPLES -50 bushels Dried Ap• plea,Aat received and for sale by McCANDLEBB, MEANS 4k CO., 1822 Corner Wood and Water atreets. I‘ , 11113AINTING AND PLASTEHIMI, wanted it. in exchange for two iota of ground. . e 8.. CUTHBERT & BON, 61 Market et. NOTICE.—The Co-Partnership of SAGA; LlitY, CC/Sint/en it CO. expired by limitation, o the first instant. The badness will bo omtinned by W BAC/Alia, at 18 and 20 Wood gtreot, who will BAG dlitlYsettle np the badness of the lute firm. W. JOHN 8. COS6IIAVE. Pitteburgb, July =I, 1858.—jy23:tf IMPORTANT TO BUYERS.—We have IMgr placed upon the counter a tot of SOILED GAIT• katS and SHOES, Which wo offer CHEAP. Call and elem. ine them. All kindel of summer wear selling at the most reasonable prices. Misses' Gaiters, black, and colored, with and without heels, low. Children's Fancy Shoes, of the newest styles. We have still a few !dim% Patent Leather Gaiters left, now selling at greatly redumd prices. DLPFP.IiI3 ACKER is 00., No. 17 With street, near Market. DI YE FLOUR,--24 bbls. fresh ground Rye . Amt gionvjuat received and for sate by JAB. A. PliiiPZElt, Corner Marketand Hirst eta. : DIME LIQUORB.—A Urge supply of - Wineeand Liquors, strictly pnre for. medial purposes. Than ivishbig an artioletbst „ can be ratted on rforparlty, . „., eau *4 sondivastosk. 408. ILLEINING, gukasuies Dlfasoid ,ti: THE DAILY POST. 0 11.• risen) , lift(3ll.lUCh Inst. I ill , glit I'd take a rifle; • Ti I 1:is: ti it U'i' they , eid 'Aila feat, I'Llt Atl, ahen " tied " v 11 . 1 , d, hill 9priggins, drove the mare, While I laid un the whip, shunted till f way quite hearse-- '• GIII,, pat that animated female projectile power ro I et her rip I" We st ,, leel at itllll Cnwk en the read, of coni , e we bed to " Anil gave the expeditious nag A drink and rest awhile; We "lagged," then calling fur the mare, I tossed the mar: a lip; I jnmpod into the wagon, and sei2.ing the reins, re. greeted the Ethiopian individual who held the double dis tilled t" . B mee of llghtnit.g in emphatic tones to— " Let her rip:" A chap who drove a large bay nag, Seemed anxious for a "brush," So, whipping up our own fast crab, We went In with a rush ; 'Twas neck and neck a mile or more, When isle mare made a trip, We glided by like lightning greased, For, having hired the extraordinary animal, we concluded that we had a perfect right to get the worth of our money, and therefore— We drove along without mishap, At least a dozen miles ; Stopping now and then, of course, To take Several smiles. At last we ran into a chap, Who gave us too much lip, The horse broke—the wagon too—pitching Bill and myself into a ditch by the road side. "Bill," says I, " the mars has run away!' Bill, struggling under the combined effects of " lager" and a mouthful of mud, exclaimed— " lher rip!' [From tho London Family Herald.] THE SECRET OF SUCCESS. LcoNc LURED.] And what of Lucy all this while ? The poor lonely girl.had no very ambitious visions of the future. She was a practical little body ; and instead of saying what she was to do, or what she should like to do, she asked herself, " What can I do ?" We commend this wisdom to all young persons. It is one of the secrets of success in life. "What can Ido ?" she thought. "I can teach children, and I can sew—well, what better can Ido than this'? I can do it, and I will." So, s moothing her rich auburn hair, and arraying herself in her neatest attire, she waited upon the rector's wife, and to her joy, was promised every assistance. The good lady went round among the villagers, and in less than a month, Lucy had twenty chubbyr faced little children for scholars,and the proms ise of more. She also took in plain needier work, and baving diligently studied the high er branches of the art, soon began to have orders from ladies in the neighborhood, who admired her for. her industry and propriety of conduct. In the course of a year her bus iness increased, and at the end of two years more was so flourishing, that she was obliged to have assistants, and transfer her school to a young woman, who, like herself, had been left to make her own way in the world. flow rich I am getting!" she innocently ~!.i. f ilairned one summer evening. " What a nice surprise for Frank! I wonder he don't. write. I hope he is notill ; but he would have been sure to let ma know if he was. Perhaps he is so busy that lie has not time to write to me. I will send him a long sweet_ letter, and post it myself." Little did she know that at that moment Frank was approaching the village, way-worn, haggard, hungry, and almost shoeless. In the morning, as was usual with her, Lucy looked out of the window for the post , -, man, and as the window commanded a view of the church-yard, she observed a meanly clad person leaning on the sun-diaLapparent ly deeply absorbed. Surprised at such an occurrence, for the villagers' i were by no means addicted to such contemplation, she regarded him with great attention. " Some poor highway pilgrim," she thought; "if he comes this way I will give him half a crown for Frank's sake, for it was there we parted. But I had better send it." And forthwith calling tier maid of alb:work, (for Lucy Dixon now kept a servant,) she de spatched her with the coin. Frank Webster—for as the render may have guessed it was he—was leaning on the pillar in a sad reverie. " My words were prophetic," he said to himself ; " my destiny is but a destiny ; it be gan and is ended ; and there is an end of it. Shadows begin at nothing, and end at noth ing. Three times three hundred and sixty five suns has this dial recorded, and yet there is the shadow still—silent, sombre—slowly moving as ever. So with myself I have gone the round of the years, and have come back only to gaze on the symbol of my own fate.— Roll on, shadow'! —time and tido are to thee as nothing. Thy dumb authority ends where it began, and begins where it ended." While he was thus morbidly meditating, a girl addressed him saying, " Please, Sir, Mis sile sent you this," and she presented half- ao J. T. GOODIN, Agent ROO F S , JOsEPII HORNE'S' 77 Market street. LET lIER RI P crown. " Alms I"%he cried, as the red blood man tled his forehead, " take it away." His look frightened the girl; so, throwing down the coin, she scampered away. " Has it come to this ?" he groaned," and on this spot, too, sacred to the memory of my happiest days ! Oh, Lucy, dear Lucy, may you never know the misery that has fallen on me 1" He was about to hasten away when the girl returned, saying her mistress did not mean to affront the gentleman. " Who is your mistress ? " he asked. " Miss Dixon, sir," replied the girl. " Miss who r" shouted Frank Webster. "Miss Dixon, the milliner," said the girl. " Luoy Dixon !" exclaimed Frank inter°. gatively. " Missile's name is Lucy, sir," replied the girl. " Not married ! not married !" exclaimed the fallen man," and true to me. And what am I ? A wandering vagabond, about to ens list at the nearest depot. My shadow is now black indeed I " lie could no longer restrain himself, so leaning on the sun-dial, the hot tears gushed from his eyes, and he sobbed aloud. The girl stood petrified; but in a few sec. onds, Frank mastering his emotion by a great effort, picked up the half crown, and pressing it passionately to his lips, turned to the servant girl and said, " Tell Lucy---I mean tell your mistress—that I will wear this next my heart, in remembrance of her goodness, until my (lying hour. Is Miss Dix on well ?" " Yes sir," was the reply. " And happy ? " he asked. " Yes sir, she's got a nice shop," said the girl ; " yonder it is." Frank looked in the direction indicated, and perceived a neat little shop window, graced by some choice articles of feminine attire. " I would not see her for the world. She would despise me," he muttered. "Tell her," said be to the girl " that the stranger will ask for a blessing on her head every hour of his existence." And so saying, he walked out of the church-yard, and took the road that led away from Ltcv's abode. The girl's inaoterent account, coupled with what sheibtid witnessed. in the church yard, threw Ltk.y,into a state of violent agi tation. The stranger's knowledge of her, his 1 extreme emotion, and Frank's long silence, raised an extraordinary suspicion in her mind. "It must be Frank !" she exclaimed, an& hurriedly putting on her bcnnet, she ran down the road with the speed of a fawn. She soon overtook the wanilerer; and one glance at hti face, although pale and emacia , , ted, was sufficient,. !`Frank, !dear. Frank!" she cried, as she laid,her hand on his arm. 1, ' . "Lucy! he.. gasped and fell-senseless on the road.' The .shook bad exhaneted hie 1 strengthe ~ , , '#,''- ,,, '1`.-''; ,- 6t ..- ••P;:tt•t'i. , Zi'A; , e , l7' - , Loudly caliling for assistance, some labor, ers approached and carried the insensible form of the withered but • ace handsome Frank t the ne aro:- t inn, where he was and Lucy despatched nes.en, , ors f rt- medical assistance. For k= poor Frank lay hovering, between ifs an , l ,10,ath. Lucy, the gentle, hopeful Lucy, NA L7I :ill the time his tender and loving nurse. How great Was her joy.when he was promm nee , : out of danger'. She bowed down her head, and, as tears glistened in her eyes, her lips moved, but only One knew the lan guage they breathed. lilie - hrn Frank was sufficiently recovered, he related his adventures. After he left Lon don, he procured employment as a copyist in 4n at , ,orney's office. In that situation he Railed: for he was continually making blue. tiers. Ile then became a strolling player, and bring Iti . worst actor in the company, only reeeicel tread :and water salary. On the breaking up of the company, he resolved to enlist as a soldierli but an unconquerable desire to visit his native place, and once more belLild his beloved Lucy, seized him, and he travelled two hundred miles on foot for that purpose. The state iof his,apparel induced him to abandon the latter object, and he merely intended to pass through the village without disgracing dr wounding her feelings by his woeful appearance. =Some days afterwards, Frank said to Laos, " When I contrast what I have done with what you have done, how humiliated I feel. You tried to do what you could do, and Save suc ceeded. I tried to do what I could not do, and have failed, and deservedly so ; for my eyes are opened now.l' "Hope for the better," said Lucy sweetly, " You have passed through a severe ordeal, hut the experience you have gathered will be of priceless value to you hereafter." " 3h, Luev dear, that sun dial teaches a great lesson, I grumbled at the slow, monot• onous travelling of the shadow, without thinking if it went round quicker it would how there was eonfdsion and disorder in the world. The lesson has not been 'profitless. I now feel that a mail should be content with the station he is titied to fill, and never be tempted from it by any object entirely unsuite , ed to his habits." "My dear Frank," said Lucy, archly, "you become morbid i.n the subject of shadows.— You interpreted their meaning wrongly ; for we all of us have a! -shadow, and if we only would admit it, perhaps it is one of our best friends." When Frank was iestored to convalescence, the good rector, onej of his earliest friends, procured him the yitaation of usher in a neighboring tit'.llool. It was just the employ ment that suited him; and he rapidly rose to the highest `glass as a teacher. In due time lie married the wise and good Lucy Dixon, and the benevolent rector and his lady lived long enough to see Lim, head master of the very 14ranimar sehndl in which he had been educated, which was one of the most richly endowed and flourishing in England. much for p 'plc doing what they can do, and confirming to it. and for those who try to do what they cannut do, and, of course tail, and are eonsi4iently severely punished ter their temerity. " Let her ripl" A WORD '1'() LADIES. ?riff. lIEATEI; 1TE11.31 IS APPROACH !NO: dha ainr.tiou of the Ladfee to the f trt that COOKING, IRONING, ETC., 'an 1.f., done , with or,ouonly, without opuregnive heat. with et aoot, and wan der, nty.h—.ha tiro being always ready in wing To whi, ti Avi, respectfallyklinit. , yew re.tontictri, at No. 76 ti nut eI d street . S. A. JOIINBON k BIM). ;MR for rale. apl2:9m NUMBER 29%, COOK 12G BY GAS Irtnegreve4 owe tiooktng Stove, - - - .RNltifrlS' ROI fo.) N F )S OT 10 N r, N E 1 O N, o o • 1.10 2 ItyN,llOON • ECT.ON,OONF NOTtiIikr,CONFE OTIO,N,CONFEO P I u N uNFEOT ON,OONFEOTI tt N C , ./N P N O T 1 0 N C v :IT F NCIT lON (.; 0 14 1 . ??,C1210N . The MAYA plow.nt., effectual Worm Remedy now a a. 93. Prep:trod and &old, ~..I,ol‘..aale and retail, by ANGELI. Se; EA FT ' Pioo and iir,th eta., Pittaburgh, Pa ad sold by U7r-Sti,%oL. Jai QT. CHARLES, LIN ERY STABLES.— The undersigned bite bought the lease ;t? of the above inemod *tables, to- , rd. gather ?ti it, Fi per tit,u of the ester- rave stock of gorses and Carriages, ' 4414 "" 1a '••• • • late the property id Jui*e Mathew . ..l, deceased. In addition to the stock befere•mentioned, he has alto added a umber of 110F.5.F.?, illiti3lEB AND CARRIAGES, which were formerly employed at his Livery Stables in Third, below Wood street. An he gives his poreonal atten tion to the business, a oritinuartre of the patronage* which he hes hitherto roceive4 front publicis - JACOB GARDNER, P,t. Oh aries 'Livery Stables. - N. B.—A illtiltsl4 nrai ally number of CARRIAGES can always be procured for'Fanersis. de29 TTIE CH E 141 ICA. L OLIVE ERASIVE BOAT', niannfactfiri:d by B. C. a J. 11. Sawyer, re• receives the prefereuoi over all other kinds ever offered for family OE2. Its advantages oval' other i'.inaps are t—lst. It cheaper to use ; ono pound being equal to three of common [Orlin Soap. 241. Will the tune niidd only ho occupied in washing when this &tap is thp i li oof other Soap. &I Labor In waiting wan be sally .I.Bperaced with, as the clothes will require little ruohing, thus avoiding their wear on the wash-board. 4th. LL line the chard L 9 unnecessary when this heap to used, atal h_trd or salt Water 411111Werti equally no well as tuft. bih. Printera, Machlnlstr, Dilaters and othera, find Itfarattio3r.r to other titziap.a. It speedily rt. :nOOOO groans., tar, paint, pt ink and dirt from the hands, leaving the Salo Poit, and free horn chapping. To avoid the labor; of rubbing the clot ea, and the use of the wash-board, the fcillowing illrortions should be followed : For the washing of eight or ten or a family take one pound of. Soap, cat into ehavia4.s, and disisolVer in one gallon of hot water ;•put clothes into a tuh containing about ton gallons of Farm wirittr ; pons in the dissolved soap, and stir thorolighly. bat tluin soak twenty th thirty siout,,,,, wring est., and rinds in warm water once, cold water twice. A very dirty wristband, or Ilailln,"0r grease spots, may require; a slight rabbing, bat otherwise the clothed will come oat clean and white, without robbing or boiling. Cold Irratet may be u.seci. In place of het, re q u iring about double chr.o lt. noslia ifOg" Observe crur , inarne no bar. Fe , jaantlty, HT our wardhouse, N o .417 Wand stree t , and at our voila.% Pllpt,o4 the Round Efouse, PeZIII- Frylvsuia avounP. ii. 0.. t SA,WIRII, ap2l -------No. 47 Word street. BviA T ucK lIF: FLOUR.-20 saoks Buck .l. at la. ,r. i 0 It, FIAC.S.r.i Juni rocalved and for gala by . ; picw,.. - Nah.us , :xl4,alid a 00., .G=nt:. - 7. Wodind Water streets. 1411.0t13.--95b1713.STargoline Flour reeeiv IV and for pall ry 1 , 1c06ri1)L.611 8 , M.F.ario a 00., fe2) Oorras Woc,4 and Widar streets. _ - RIFLES.—A. most desirable and dt,,an BkYtirP.l VeMEWS, I:a. PIE Wcr4 dr-,*44. L Aitb.— A pritsle aFticlo of No. 1 Lard, in barren , and 10V, jaE4 rec.eiseel and fin• nab by biraNß Co., ' u-,raer Viocki and Water streets. 2.f• Lap Pirconan; 100 ilrain Yeyper, g IL receivod arid for sae IMOKETSON. ria•l Utarri atraet. NEW AP.RIVAL6.—WO are taking into store, Wvori street,) au Immeaae stock of fine Paper for lubutaz vcri , aem ; oleo, Stutter, 4;ap and Note ; giadonia 'lariety • SiorolOa Papere, of .overy also, ,u,l ae eLezp :'4 they a rrtt b bought la thz'East;*here we offer wriale.Aidor cm low for i.. 431/ ., • NO. W. PEBICIBiS g CO. ACEEqSII. 2 --White Fish, Trout; Salmon, LI and Ply*.ret confitanqy on hand,a full stock to trupply tho wholed:Uo ada, by 1 . 413 - 6iNftlf U. OOLLENB. ChR.A.NOES.-300 bas. sweet, just received NUT and lot gala by RYMER & Alai/MON, •. , ' - 5113. Wood :atm:, uryli k • Cipprair,e tho St. Chailis hotel. ftllOOM6.-100 aQz. Extra earn Brooms on ham - land for Rale by 1 B. e. 1.1 J. 1/.'BAWYBa. DU S . I ill. 11, RIMIVNtit.; -- Drab , arid Gray Bum! . lituatm and Pate.t..ll, pit op rued at ,tp43 JCW It Oitt7E" , . 77 Market attest. SKIRTS—Of the ni,o4 enttpos, oA Wald at 51at RN E'B, 11 street, ,EEI) - SWIL I IITCPOAVOLS.` -,-- " 20 barrel 14," liced fiwent po tauter, cc:flow ed tand gala by J &MIS' A. ItTiDaß, .I.ls - der erkAt amt Piro dreelif. ri A EST N tam& Italian, reoei 0:101 day, and Lux ttalo by B.BYM, ANDEMOti, etik VIM otr ulti Grititsdta