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►OR CANAL CONICISAorgen ,
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01' FAYETTE COUNTY.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
°GNOMES% 1113 T DISTRICT
ANDREW BURKE, City.
CONGIII2B-LIAD DISTSIOT.
JOHN BIRMINGHA3I, Ohio.
SAMUEL McKEE, Birmingham
913tBLY
THOMAS DONNELLY, Collins,
PHILIP R. STEVENSON, Moon,
JOHN M. IRWIN, City,
ROBERT MORROW, flogs.
A UGUSTUE ITARTJE, Allegh.n y
SEMILLIP :
BAFtIiF.S FOEiD, Upper Bt. Clar
PROTIIONOTAIII" :
At - DEBBLACK, Sewickley
CONIELSSIOPIE :
THOMAS PARLEY, Allegheny
OGBON&B :
WILLIAM ALEXANDER City.!
AUDITaIt :
JOHN MURRAY, Sonth Pittliburgb,
DIEICIOII 02 TIM POOR
JOHN BOLD Indiana.
lir THE DEMOORATIO COUNTY 0051.111T1A F
SE O
00!JIESPCINDENCE have appointed meetings to be
held as follows:
SATURDAY, 2d October, P. at Born's Tavern, in Rob-
inson townahip.
EVENING Or SAME DAY, 7 lieuzk, at Tallorn,
in Lower St. Clair township
MONDAY, 4th October, 2 o'cloc.., P. it., at A. McFarland's,
in North Fayet'a
1072N1N0 OP BAUM DAY, . at Noblastown.
WEDNEnDAY, Eth October. 2 o'clock., P. 11:1 , at Fairmount
Schcol House, in Franklin township.
TRUE.SDAY, 7th October, '2 o'clock, Y. at., at P. Wisen.an's,
in Pino townithip.
SATURDAY, 9th October, 2 o'clock, P. m., at Turnet'a Tavern,
in Indiana township.
FAME DAY, 2 o'cloct, r. n., at John Koown'a, In Bois
towr.thip.
EVENING OF SAME DAY, 7.. o'clock, at Patiinger'e, in
Stewartatown.
MONDAY IIVENING, 11th October, 7 o'clock, a: Market
Hence, In McKeesport.
Speakers sill be in attendance
D. D. BRUCE!,
Chairman of Dom. County Committee of Correspodenta
DEMOCRAT!C NATURALIZATION CYSIMITTEE:
JOHN McCLOWRY, JOHN TAYLOR,
SAMUEL CAMERON, DANIEL FLOREIS , PN,
JAS. C. CUMMINS, CHAP. W. LEWIS.
Either of whom c.n be consulted daily, at their respective
Places of business. 5e.,5
Op TEE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE OF THE DIF
FERENT PRECINTS, composting the Twenty-Fir“
and Twenty-Second CcuiTrr ssional Diatricte, will be enpplied
with the regular and oily genuine Democrii,ic ot
the office of the Me, fling P—t, I itbiburgll.
JollS P. GLASS, 01 airman.
XXIID CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.—In ac
cordance with a resolution of the Democratic 0. - 41
vention of September 15th, ISSS, the following mimed ror
none are appointed a Committee of Vigilance, for the Twen
ty-Second Congresiional Distric: :
z R. U. Kerr, Charlea 11. Paul4on
G W. Cass, Wm. 11.a,lett,
Lee Beckham, D. Camp.ell,
Charles Payson, IL Ilassio g-or,
P. J. Eincla?r. Cupt. A. once,
W. Clal ton, Samuel Smith,
Janus Patton, Jr, Joseph Birmingham,
D. IL SlcKinky... D. 11. Williams,
k..lgaGee, Yamrtel McCune.
George Gerat, Rebert etevervon,
W. J. Fulton.
JOIIN P. GLASS, Chairman
See First Page.
MR. STORRS' ADDRESS
The able, eloquent and eminently practical
address, which was delivered before the State
Agricultural Society at the Fair Grounds on
Friday afternoon,should be read and preserved
by every farmer in the State. Always elo.
quent, and ever desirous to advance the in
terests of his fellow husbandmen, for he is a
practical farmer nnd a good one too, on this
occasion Mr. Stokes has fully realized the
high expectations of the public. The address
will be found upon tne first page of this paper.
'NUE SQUIE,IIIIIIG OF MR. WILLIAMS
Mr. Williams squirms like a snake with a
broken back in Friday's True Pres., because
the forlorn hope which he had of beating Mc,4
Knight in the XXIId district is utterly dee'
stroyed . by the nomination of that stern
ling - Democrat; Capt. John Birmingham.
Mr. Williams thought that by the aid of the
six wise men at Bakerstown he had got things
so fixed that the Democrats would either be
obliged to refrain from voting, or swallow
him, Black Republicanism and all. He is
bitterly chagrined at the manifestations of
satisfaction and pleasure with which the nom
nation of , Mr. Birmingham is hailed by the
Democrats of the District. He sees inevita
ble defeat, staring him in the face, and hence
his contortions are so ludicrously visible in
the columns of the True Press.
He attacks Mr. Birmingham and the De•
mocracy who have nominated him with the
stereotyped abuse that they are Railroad
Democrats, and a column of equally idle and
untrue assertions.
We do not blame Mr. Williams in the
least for this manifestation of his chagrin,
and disappointment at the manifest certainty
that be will be defeated in his vain glorious
anticipations of obtaining a seat in Congress.
His own party would not touch him ; he got
only fonr votes in his own Convention ; this
was a severe blow to his vanity ; but he had
a hobby, and he mounted it, and he offered
like any other jockey to sell the race for a
seat in Congress. Ile found some misguided
Democratic office holders who thought they
might win something by Mr. Williams treach•
erous action to hia own party which refused
him the nomination which lie so eagerly
sought at their hands, and the bargain was
struck. But another competitor enters the
field—one who cannot be frightened off, or
bought off, and Mr. Williams sees that he will
be distanced in the race. No wonder that
he squirms at the sudden crushing of all his
hopes. Let him rail on at the Democracy. It
is his vocation, r and has been so for years, to
abuse them. The Democrats have not for
gotten his abuse of them in perhapS the last
public speech he over made before a Republi
can meeting in the city, at the City Hall,
They, recollect how he raved, and roared,
and danced upon the platform,abusing Demo-
cratic men and Democratic measures without
stint. "He stands now on the same platform
where he stood then " —the Black Republi
can platform, and Democrats cannot, and will
pot vote for him. Any man who was but a
/moderate hater of the Democracy, they might
have permitted to run against McKnight with
a clear field—but Thomas Williams—never.
Mr. Birmingham is not a railroad man.
He is as firmly opposed to unjust taxation for
Railroad purposes as Mr. Wiiliams. The
people might safely trust him to fight their'
battle on this question, and he would do it
manfully if it could by any possibility come
within the scope of a k;ongressman's duty.
But the Democracy of the XXIId District
have large interests at stake in measures which
concern the general welfare of themselves and
every citizen in Pennsylvania, and these
they prefer to trust in the hands of Mr. Bir
mingham—a man of their own party—and not
in Mr. Williams Black Republican hands.
Mr. Williams has evidently been engaged in
antanxious inquiry into the minutiae of his des
perate chance of success, for he wants to know
who will print Mr. Birmingham's tickets ?
If it will comfort him any in his sore - discoms
fiture, we will inform him that there is an
active and energetic Vigilance Committee at
work in the Twenty-Second District, who will
attend to all these little matters, such as pro,
curing and distributing tickets, securing mon
to stand at the polls,issuing handbills for pub
lic meetings, &e. Indeed this committee have
already done some work. There wa , a
Democratic mretin , in the Phiiii. , nd in All,.
gheny City on Thursday night, at which
udge Staler. edge Slihnnon and others
made speeches, and the true and faithful
Dernoeratio spirit exhibited there does not
seen' to meet the nl pr.hati..n of either Mr.
Williams or the True Press. They had a re.
Porter on the ground, but he most have lost
his notes, for the Irue Press does not s ti r a
i
word about the meeting. Perhaps
porter was astonished at the discovery that
the Democracy of the Twenty' Second District
were alive to their own interests, and were
so, unanimously determined to support their
own candidate and resolved to "sink the
item concerning the meeting." Who knows ?
There was - a meeting also, at Butler on
Friday night, at which Judge Shaler, Judge
Shannon, R. Bice Roberta, Esq., Captain
Birmingham and others were present.
The Butler Democrats Lave rot been su
fered to remain in ignorance of who their can
didate is, and of his merits.
Mr. Williams may rest assured that the
"documents have been circulated," and that
the tickets will be both circulated and voted
too.
ANDBLE w BURKE, SHILL
We have the most favorable accounts
from every portion of the Twenty-first Die-.
trict for our Congressional candidate. The
people know his talent, and appreciate his
character. The Opposition have in vain tried
to find a point at which they might assail Mr•
Burke. They cannot do it, for he is the man
for the position, and so much dividel are the
Opposition ranks, that in spite of their may
jority iu the District, there can be no doubt
of Mr. Burke's triumphant election.
111 R J. 13. ROBERTS
This distinguished tragedian will play an
engagement at Porter's Theatre, commencing
next week. This is his first visit to this city
since his return from England, where he met
with unqualified professional success. The
elegant, accomplished, and fascinating Capt.
F. D. May, who now occupies the position of
agent for Mr. Roberts, has already arrived
in
this city to arrange matters for the engages
ment.
Mr. Roberta is a most excellent legitimate
actor of the sclual of which Booth is the great
exemplar, and during his engagement, some
of the finest plays in the English language
will be presented.
Dinner to Mr. Tr.ggart
The citizens of Pittsburgh have tender3d
the well deserved compliment of a public
dinner to President Taggart, of the Penn
sylvania State Agricultural Society. lie has
achieved great success in his management of
the State Fair, and richly deserves the cum ,
pliment. _ _
Hunt &. 1111ner
The Periodical dealers of Masonic Hall,
Fifth Street, have placed us under obligations
for the London Illustrated News and Times,
of September 18th, the London Weekly
Times, Punch, and all the Weekly literary
New York journals-
Hunt & Miner are the most extensive deals
era in literary perionical reading matter in
the West. They have every thing new that
is published in either England or America.—
Persons who have been in attendance at the
Fair, should before retnrning home call at
Hunt & Miner's and lay in a stock of winter
reading.
.......
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
1:1e. Ting 4.I3.TIFICLAL L.I4.IIITNING VI AT FLABRILS
through the Atlantic Cable, bears leas resemblance
to the lightning cf heaven, than Chlatadoro'e Heir Dye
beers to the natural coloring matter of black and brown
hair. Quick as a flash It darkens the grey, red ur sanely
fibres of the head, the lips, and the chin to an ebony hue,
while it lends a healthy lustre to them. It contains no caus
tic, and ten minutes, once in six or eight weeks, is all the
time required for its application. sold everywhere, and sp•
plied by all hair dressers. CIUSTADORO, Nu. 6 Astor
House, Now York
oc2.lmdte w
ACADEMY OF PAINTING AND DRAW
ING.—The public are informed that a soh& of for the
above broaches will be opened on and after the 4th of Oc
Sober, at No. 21, Fifth street, for thc3e who may be de
sirous of obtaining a practical course of instract ion. Thore
will also be taught the use of the French Crayon, tiutiug
with India Ink and Sepia; also a new style of painting in
Oil and Wat:r colors, by which the pupil 19 enablod to suc
ceed more rapidly than by other methods. The merits of
tale style of printing and drawing have be-n bug and enc.
cessation, tested in my classes. Raving in my possession a
large and finely selected collection of originals for every
branch, I invite ladles, and those who may have in view a
course of lessons to call at my studio, No. 2L Fifth Street.
cc2r2w T. N. GLUOGIfdt.
DR. CULVERWELL'S RADICAL RE
GENERATOR, the sovereign remedy for spa rmstor
rhoaa or seminal weakness, sexual debility, Impotency, in
voluntary emissions, piles he., in both sexes, the result of
early indiscretion, incapacitdtmg the man for balances, sod.
ety and -patrimony.
Vcr sale by Hunt & Miner, Masonic Hall, 6th sires[,
Pittsburgh. Call for a gratis pamphlet. giving particulars,
or add.ess Box 4686, Peet Office, New York atty.
oc.2:6mdsw:3p
American Watches.
TRACY & GO
WALTII.A.M, MASS., MANUFACTUR
ERS OF PATENT LEVER WATO}llS.—These
superior watches aro made by the aid ct new and original
machinery, expressly designed to secure, with a low ;irk;
a Fl?.t, scastastrui, DURABLE and usurositir RELIABLE time
keeper. The movements are new In construction, and are
pronounced by the highest authorities to be faultless in
principle and quality, and have been proved by the most
exacting tests to be reliable and unfailing in action. These
watches tire manufactured entire from the crude materials,
In a single establishment, by connected and uniform pro
cesses, the manufactory being organized upon the same aye
tem that bee been adopted in the p-oduction of the une
qualled American fire-arms, which enables us to product , a
movement at one half the price of any foreign movement of
the same quality; and we guarantee the perfect perform
mice, for ten years, of every watch manufactured by us.
All foreign watches are made by hand, the American
watches being the only ones made by machinery upon a
uniform system throughout. Nearly all hand made watches
are defective, and aro continually getting out of order. In
many parts of the country it is impossible to find good
watch repair. re, and watch repairing is always uncertain,
and expensive. Tho introduction of American watches
disposes of this difficulty, and country merchants, as well
as watch dealers, can keep watches as part of their miscel
laneous stock. and thus supply their customers with a new
staple, which may be used 1L.9 any other article, without
mystery or humbug. Sold by the trade generally, and by
ItCBBINS k APPLETON, General Agents,
oc2:3uidawt3p 15 Maiden Lane, Now York.
VALUA.B LE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-
A two story brick dwelling house, with lot of 96 feet
front on Cliff street, by 156 deep to Fisk street, fruit and
shade trees, grape arbor, flower gardens, ec., kn., The
house is well arranged, with wide halls, parlor with marble
mcntl titking room, library room, kitchen and pantry,
five •bed chambers, bath room, nag stoce hearths to fire
pLsces and patent iron fines, ward robes, two porticoes,
largo cellar in live divisions, kitchen range, &c. Immedi
ate periseseion can bo had. For price and tertits call at our
h. CUTHBERT & BON,
61 Market street,
BROCHA SHAWL BORDERING.-A full
Assortment of handemie patterns received by express
from Now York this day. E &TON, ORES t CO,
OC2 Corner Finn and Market streets.
VAMILY CARRIAGE AT AUCTION.-
THIS (BatllrdaY) MORNING, Oct. 2.d, at 11 o'clock,
e.t the Commercial Sales Moms, No. 54 Fifth street, will be
sold, one substantial, well finished, second hand two horse
family can logo.
oc2 P. 31. DAVIS. Auctioneer.
fr HE STOCK FIXTURES AND LEASE
of a Drug Store in good location in
S het city; f o r
sale by 8. OUTIJBERT O,
61, Market etreet.
AHORSE POWER, FODDER CUTTER,
and Corn and Cob Crusher, will ba sold to close the
:5029) HENRY H. COLLINS.
F's ll--
10 bble. Lake Superior White Fish ;
20 bait bbla. Lake Herring;
10 " Picker , L
For sale cb ap, to close consignment, by
JAMES A. PFIZER,
soh ) Corner Market and First 'treat.
BARLEY. -120 bus. Spring Barley,
~t 9 ar
rice ibis day, and far sale by
JAMES A. RETZEB,
ea° Coiner Alarket and first streets.
ENLARGED
NEW SCALE PIANO FORTES.
The subscriber has just received six superb 7 oOFiVa F.., Lod ul tl,O F. 14 I.4nt hove
born brought to th c'ty. Mao, one or (1111C1(E1tING tiONii'
NEW BOUDOIR OR COTTAGE PIANOS.
The Immense demand iu the Eastern cities for these instrument,' has L,,topolled tbo Meomie Cl,lck,riug to employ
heir entire force of nearly five hundred men on the NEW ECALE PIA NOS.
The public are respectfully invited to call and eee them, and judgo for theinselvte.
JOHN H. MELLOR, 81 Wood Street,
EATON, CREE & CO
• 1
HAVINU LEASED THE SA_LEkiROOM, CORNER OF Fif , "l & MARKET STREETS'
GCCUpIUd al a banking henne,) end having altered and Improved the came suitsbly id a
FIRS T CLASS
TRIMMING ANI) FURNISHING STORE,
Respectfully solicit an early inspection of their large and desirable stock of seasonable illmils, which have beim purchased
o'oll OAHE, fiom the beat Manufactories and i'mporting Houses iu the Eastern oaten. We shrill aim to keep our stock
su cmstatitly replenished, that cur customers may always rely on finding a co m plete assortment of all articles in t ur line
of trade. Our selections of
FASHIONABLE DRESS TRIMMINGS,
EMBROIDERED COLLARS AND SETS,
RIBBONS AND MILLINERY GOODS,
Have been made with much care as to
STYLE, QUALITY AND PRICE,
And will, we think, give outire satiela-tima. We have purchased a full smart: bout f
BAJOIYS KID CLOVES, and a complete stock of
HOSIERY, ULOVES, AND KNITTING MATERIALS.
We shall g ive special attention to LADIES' LND GENTS' gpRNIesHIC O 0) kee d iag euriltautly ou band the ben'
FRENCH CORSETS AND SKIRTS,; all! 84,43 a o f
CUSTOM MADE SHIRTS AND COLLARS,
With a grrat variety of Under Garments, emirate, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas ' etc. Having the advantage
long experience in the business, we shall drive to make it the Interest and pleasrure of the public to deal with us.
F. H. EATON N. H. MACRUM JAMES W. CREE.
5029:5 w-e•Vil.t.S Fifth and Market Streets.
NEW ADVERTISEMEIUS.
Fort SALE.—A fast class Mortgage for
Ten 'rhoueaud Dollars, payahls in three years from
this date, as fol..ws :—First ear j45(0, second }ear WO,
d }oat $M)OO. Ti's Mortgage Is on a valuable propurty,
and to to every respect a drat class secarity. Address
A. O. El., at this nice.
M OUNT HOPE NURSERY,
UPPER ET. GLAIR TOWNEEIiP,
ALLEGHENY COUNTY,
Six and-a half minter from Pitisburalt, consisting iu part of
a large asai.rtrueut of APPPLE TREES, tau years old, of
the must valuable varieties. Yearling and two year old
PEACH TREES, of the Boost quality. Selected varieties of
PEAR, Dwa , f and Standard Selected varieties of PLUM
and CLIERRY. Also, ORNAMENTAL and SHADE TREES
of the most hardy aorta. Every variety has been solerted
with great care, aid will be warranted to folly come np to
the representation given of it. By clots attention to bn i
ne34, and a }roper use of the experience, by which this Cosi
ness is governed, purchasers will be dealt with to their In.
t rest, and receive ou.h instruction to pleating, etc, as the
subscriber, after twonty•ftve years' experieuze, may deem
ueceitgary. All ord- ra promptly attended to.
5t,430: Iw. JU I)N SMITH, bit. Lebanon, P. 0.
; §
BOOTS & SHOES
JOS. 11. BORLAND'S,
The subacrlber i 1 Jura rocniving a largo and well rriloaka
stock of Full and Winter
Of every style arid variety, and STRANGER.:". VISitINO
THE FAIR would SAVE MONEY, by calling and examie-
Ing our stock and making what purchases th. y want.
N. 13.—WHOLESALE MERCHANTS supplied at a very
slight advance over Eastern prices. Hive ni a call, and don't
forget the place, at the Cheap Cash Ftore of
JOSEPH it. BORLAND,
s 30 98 Market et., second door from Fifth.
41 I{. KEYSER,
Ageut at Pittsburgh
o rifi.
:1); .A
SHOE WAREHOUSE,
AVE NOW IN STORE ONE OF THE
largest and host exteohivo atocke of
ADAPTED TO FALL AND WINTER SALES,
Direct from the Manufacturers' Chiefly for Cash,
QUALITY AND SIZES,
They Teel assured they can offer superior Inducements to
/lir- Merchants visiting Pittsburgh either to purchase
goods, or on their way to Eastern cities, are invited to cal
and examine oar Mock before buying else ahem
air Particular attention given to orders.
Bozbiawam 11. CHILDS Co. &
FOR PI1"I'SBURGII AND WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA
JUST OPENING AT
No. 9S Market Ste-eel.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
} i - r_
IF ~ - .
H. CHILDS & CO.,
WHOLESALE
No. 133 Wood Street,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ever brought to this market, of groat cal toty,
HIVING BEEN PURCHASED
Aud telectud with great care is to
WESTERN BUYERS
JAMES C. RICHEY,
Auctioneer, Beal Estate Agent and Bill Broker.
No. 65 Fifth Street.
POTATOES. -100 bags for sale by
8630 HENRY H. COLLINS
WOOLEN DYER WANTED—In a Fac
tory near the city. Comdata employment and good
%Agee, to a competent man. Apply to
Gel S. CUTHBERT A SON, /M. Market at.
}WARMS FOR SALE AT THE REAL
Estate office, 61 Market street, by
ocl S. CUTHBERT & SON.
SHAWLS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS- - -By far
the larva stock and the most magnificent assort
wet in the city. Also, a full line of Cloaks, Dress goods,
Needle Work, etc. C. HANBON LOVD,
NESHANNOCK POTATOES--50 sacks
received and for sale by
ocl HENRY H. COLLINS.
RED POTATOES-40 sacks received, and
for sale by (col) HENRY H. COLLINS.
FARMS, DWELLING MISES, BUILD
ING LOTS—BoII or leased at the Beal Estate Office
B. 017PEHREffiT CBON,
Si Market street.
SOLE AGENT FOR CHICK !MING & SONS,
THE CH EM IC AL OLIVE EItASIVE
SOAP, manufacture.; by 1.1 C. ;It J. 11. Sa..vyer,
rr
receives the preforen, ever all other kinds ever Orlercti
family into.
Its advantages over other :maps are It is (
honp
to nee, One pound being equal to thre3 of f I
:ink.p. 2d. Half the time need •,tity 1, , occupied in n .tetitt4
when this Soap is sad in rinne Or other Soup. 11, betel
in wattling can no nearly d.,,,pencml with, as the Cloth's
will require little if say rubbing, thee avoiding their weal
ou the wash-bum,' 4th. V.oiling the clothes is onlirceseal )
when this Soap In used, n. 1,1. hard or Halt. Water answers
Ognany as well as sett. nth. Printers, Slactiluists, Painters
and others, rind it far superior to other Soupa. It weedily re
moved grease, far, paint, printers' ink and dirt from the
bands, leaving the skin Holt, and tree from chapping.
To avoid the labor at rubbing the clothcs, Lind the us., 01
the wash-board, the following directions should be followed
For the washing of eight or ten of a family, take one
pound of Soap, rut it into shavings, and dissolve in one
ipsilon of but water; put the clothes Into a tab containing
about ten gallons of worm water; pour in Lim dissolve.',
Soap, and stir thoroughly. het them soak twenty-to thirty
minutes. wring out, and rinse in warm water once, cold
water twice. A very dirty wrist-band, or seam, or grease
spats, t.nty rennin, u alight rubbing, but otherwise the
clothes wilt otain'out eVini and whits; without rubbing o f
boiling. Cold water any bo UL'ed iii ISI:c„,) of lint, requiring
about double time in soaking.
- ObtllNVour outuivon each bar.
"For sale in any quantity, at our warehouse, No. 47 Wood
street, and at our works, opporatc the gonna House. Penn
s} Ivaula avenue. C. a J,
ocl No. 47 W0..,1 street.
DRIVAT DISEASES.—DR. ishuNkf
MEDICAL and 3111 . 4110 AL
No. Et) PMITHVIRLD litrret,
bargh,
111 ... , OWN la an old utizeu o 4 Pith ril"~ - Fe mot
burgh, and has been In prActlce tar the
Last twenty-live yea, s bliblUtzta
been total:led mostly to F•rivl.te and
'peal Monson. Isigait:
OLT,I7.ENS LM)1:1T1L.4.40 fißd
to „I of a nit di, al friend, shot.id not
tat; to find r.,tt the sure plow of relief. i-fitn?
The Doeicr ID a 1 , ..0.11.r t atidnate, and
his expel taw., IL the tr,4weet at r„ , ..rt..in Lima of dim ape.
Ii o &Ora gnat ktllti a to the slithmers 'of obi ain tng pe.rinsuon
relief, by Gild tge di 11l t retlia.llee and It Ole
,WWWN'ti 11.111kiladitth
never fall to earn the worst furor oI Venereal 1.1185:13,55-•
Impurities and Scrofulous Affeetiel4B. All diseases
arising from a hereditary taint, whieb manifests Itself In the
form of a tatter, psnriaats, and a groat many forma of BCIP
diseasos, the origin of whiell the patient Is entirely Ignorant
To persons to afflicted, Jr. P. otfors hopes of a Bare and
sci?oetii mescal.
2F,AtINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. Brown's ronindisn slartulug trouble brough‘
on often by that solitary habit of sonenalgretilleadon %Oda
the young and weak-minded often glio way to, (to their ow:
destrnetiond are the only reliable remodios known in till.
country—thoy are sato, and mato a speedy rostdraticn
health.
Dr. Brown's remedies never fall to cars this Painful dia
ease in afew days—he will am - runt a cni n. 11. utui treat,
Plies, Gloat, tiouorrhcea, Stricture, Urethral Discharges, Pr
male Weakness, Monthly linppreesionsr, Diseases or tin
Joints, Fistula in Anti, Nervons Affections, Pain in the Back
and Kidneys, Irritation of the Bladder, .eg•ether with Ed'
dLseases of an impure origin.
A letter describing the symptoms, containing a ►aa,
rented to DR. BROWN, No. 60 14.mithfleld at. eet, Pittsburg!.
Pa., will be ini.m.:4 4 ,!lstely answered. Medicine sent to an
address, safely packed and Hbr , re from observation.
Office and Pi ivate Rooma, No. L 0 bngitbtl..l.l street, Pitta
burgh, Pa. sp9
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PITTSBURGH, PA
PITTSBURGH, PA
IM=l9
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rii UM ATD3H
LOOK OUT FOR PICKPOCKETS.-
eo nuJ rxchauge your
MONEY li' 4ii anot: d,
AT 'I ws
PEOPLE'S CHEAP SHOE STORE,
Nu. 17 Fifth street, near Market
may- dente', Mit:ilea' awl °Whining' wear.
me 24, DIFFENBAOHER
B I RUGS,
Dye 9:offs,
Patent Medicines, ac.,
For aisle by B. L. FALiNliSlOtili. A CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, and Pruprietora of B L. Fuhriesteek's
Verruifuge and R. A. Wilson's tills, Nu. 00, corner Wocd
and Fourth streets, Pittsburgh, Pa;
FRESHDOMESTIC FRUITS
-100 doz'n Fresh Peaches, in quart cans;
" Pie Fruit, assorted;
2.5 " Fresh Tomatoes. iu bottles;
Pine Apple, in bot lee ;
10 " " Strawberries;
Just received and for sale by
R.EMER A ANDERSON,
No. 39 Wood street,
Opyostia tile at. Charles Hotel.
se29
TELLIES
dozon assorted kinds .
Id Currant, gnarl., pints :Ind pints
5 Guava Jell
JUtli I oLolved and for sale by
A ANDERSON,
No. 89 Wood street,
sr%) Opposite ills St Charles Hotel
OATS. -1.1710 bus. this day received; by
s exy PENNY H. COLLINS.
fj I OR RE N T.—A large lot of ground having
a tine front on Tunnel street end Pennsylvania avenue.
Apply to S. CLIPHBRIIT k SON,
e,28 51 Market street.
$6OO IN EASY PAYMENTS, WILL
buy n neat two story house in Allegheny
S CUTHBERT h SON,
51 Market street.
JACOB McCOLLISTER
No. 25 Filth Street,
HALER IN FINE CIGARS & TOBACCO
The stock of Chewing Tobacco and the variety and quail
ty of Cigars at this old established stand will be found equa
in ynallti , to any to be bad iu the city. sal
JOIIN T. LOGAN -EDWARD GREGG.
LoGAN & GREGG,
LMPORTERR AND DEALERA IN
Foreign & Domestic Hardware,
6 7 2 NV001) STREET, PIT'PABLIEGLI, PA,
A full and complete assortment Of all dmcriptiona of
Hardware, both at Wholesale and lteteui, can be had at prices
satisfactory to the purchaser at ihe above °stabile lament ;
tools of every description. in largo varieties; Merchants,
Mechanics, and Farmers are all invited to call. ise2Be2m
A. & F. MARBUR a,
Irnpor tors end Manufacture - la of
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
flo. 48 West Lombard SL, Baltimore, Md.
We invite the attention of the trade to our Urge and well
assorted stock of German and Domestic Cigars. Our twill
ties for importing as woll as the variety of onr aesortmont,
are unsarpasse by any house In the State', while large con
trac a made by one of the firm during the dull timea in Ger
many, enable us to hold out extra indinernenta to our
friends at present. • • 281
GERMAN HARDWARE & CUTLERY
imported and far sale at low figures, by
solnly W. A. & F. MARBURG, Baltimore, Md.
M• ATH. • MULLER'S CELEBRATED
sPeaKtisa HOCK and MOSELLE WINES, 80.
ported and for ink, by W. A. & F. MARBURG,
*ad), Ea) Agents, Bilthnore, Md.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, . 1 i ; 1-_ • :,
_
HOUSE WANTED—A Dwellin g House DEILAW.&RE WiIUTUAL
of good size, with all the modern improvemen . e, is i-L-VFETY INSURANCE
. COMPANY
wonted in Alreg,beny City. Apply at the office of the Pitts-
tie
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad. se23:tl INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE Olt P
SYLVANIA, 1835.
rilli I , : SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO FORM OFF7CE, aE. CORNER THIRD AND WM ,
A a CmPartnez ship. with some good baslriess man to
1 PUILADELPIIIA•
r..snle in ,a. about Pittsburgh, wlth a cob capital, say, of
V.:leo1, v, ~, n..e mi. The purchase and rale of land in the MARINE INSURANCE.
:,,, , ~,, , aim t los of 1 hls Slate with the advent g 4O, oN V I , lliS ELS )
in till, I'CIPID:II.4, which the i i llll - 11".1 lb f 1•ow 11 0 ,i:64111e, it CARL , ), To.: all pares of ihe w..,rld.
r,,ui I. w [1..11 h a i. ,rt tr.r,' to o..ntly mile to icing a I,rotit 1. liElli 11T, j
of S 1 ti• 11 0 111, C..' t
GES
lie:-, t , II Bur,: to 1, 1 , , , i N. 122 V eirtl, At ra-t.. IN LA 2 , , // iNSEI RAN
On Or ,d by River, Canals, La h koa, awl L
J L. IiANNA, an,' Carriages
lira! le,tate ikt.tont, Franklin, Pa. all pasta of te Clition.
Flit 11 1:4 811 It ii. lti li h: 8
On Men 1111111119 a generally.
On Ste.. or, 1/writing llousra, A.-
.4 5.U...1.":', i.) t l ' 'nil!: COM/ '..4 ,'l ,- r
Nti•reniber 2, ISI7.
Benda, Mc , rtgagt,,ll/Itl 11.003 ill3tlxlfi 4101,350 5/
Philarlelphbi City, and other Leane.... ....... 137,011 a
!Stock in Banks, ttailroadet.ndlosnraucl It , 405 0 s
Companies
Bills Receivable 5a.ta0,2401 4 8
Cash on hand . 35,893 60
'falcate° in hands of Agents, Premiums
on Marine POliCiell recently issned,on 1614,7 3 0 67
other debts due the Company _
Subscription Notes.
A R
MERCHANTS AND OTHERS
I . l.ltitok; JAI kAid 11,1 .1,1_111.c to cm.ipitilt their
0%11 adv.tttag , , .I, uld tai[ i it w exatuiltg Cho
FINE AN I) FRESH STOCK
QUM
GROCERIES,
To BE FOUND
AT THE STORE OF THE SUBSCRIBER
IT HAS BEEN BOUGHT
AT THE VERY BEST ADVANTAGE,
ANT) OF THE VERY BEST HOUSES IN
ioSTuN, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
B A L IMO Ft
CITY AND COUNTI?T JOBRIN(1 TRADE.
TO THE CASH BUYER
GROCERIES,
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS ARE OFFERED
MOST DESIRABLE ARTICLES
IN TUN MARKI.T
ARE TO BE FoUND AMONG THIS STOCK
A LAIIO2 A:49ORTAIENT OF
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURED ARTICLES
ALWAYS ON. HAND
W. M. GORMLEY,
No, 11l Liberty Street,
Direotly opposite Eagle Hotel
tdaltw
SINGER'S
TILE GREAT SUPERIORITY OF
SINGER'S MACHINE
Over all othero, for the nee of Clothing and Shoe Mannfsr
turors, Harness &Inhere, Carriage Trimmers and Coach
Make!" has long been known and pra••ticallyacknowleged
HIS NEW FAMILY MACHINE,
Which is a light, compact and highly ornamental machine,
(doing itsiwork equally well with tho largo machlues,) and
must bughno n twit:gar+ for family use
iser A full imply qt tho above Machines f.,r sale at New
York prices, by R S CRAW, l 2 Nlarket stroot,
anlikly-2p Pittsburgh, Penu'a.
GENTLEMAN'S HATS FOR AUTUMN
NOW ANADY.
In preparing the Bate or the present 68110, none but the
moat finished workmen have been employed, and nothing,
but the beat and rhotrevt materials used. Every endeavor
has been made to combine Elegance of Form, with Fatima,
and Beauty of Design"with utility. The undersigned, there
fore, confidently submits those elegant Autumn tints to the
inspection of gentlemen, and hopefully awaits their liberal
patronage. W. F. WARBURTON,
Fashionable Hatter,
No. 430 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
tio2l.lm*
LEATHER HIDES AND OlL.—The sub
scriber would solicit the attention of merchants an,
etrung•rs visiting the city, to his present extensive stock o
Leather, Shoe Findings, Tanners' and Ourriers' Tools, Tan
1:100B Oil, Ac, which he lAttrel to the trade at the lower ,
market prices. He solicits an examination of his stook.
Will. WILKINSJN, 217 Liberty street,
sea Pittsburgh, Pa.
(/
L //
roar City Commercial College,
P.u.vourgh, Pa.—Charecred, 1866.
300 STUDINTS ATTENDING, J LNUART,IBSB.
Now the largest and most thorough Commercial Schou
of the United States. s.
Young Men Prepared for Actual Duties of Counting Room.
J 0. SMITH, A. M., Professor of Book-Keeping and
¬ice of Accounts.
A. T. DOUTHETT, Teacher of Arithmetic and Commercial
Calculation.
J. A. HEYDRICK and T. C. 4ENEINS Teachers of Book.
Keeping.
ALEX. COWLEY, and W. A. MILLER, Professors of Pen
manship.
Single and Double Entry Book-Keeping, as need in every
department of Business. Commercial, Arithmetic, Rapid
Business Writing, Detecting Counterfeit Money, Mercantile
Correspondence, Commercial Law, are taught, and all other
subjects necessary for the success and thorough education
of a practical business man.
TWELVE PREMIUMS,
Drawn all the premiums in Pittsburgh for the past three
years, also in Eastern and Western Cities, for best Writing,
JOT AND not YOB isansvan Weak, •••••
IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
Students enter at any time—No vacation—Time unlimited
—Review at pleasnre--Gradustes assisted in obtaining sit
uations—Tuition for Full Commercial Course, s3s—Average
time ii to 12 weeks—Board, $2,50 per week—Stationery, sti
—Entire cost, $BO to $7O.
Sli.dr Ministers' 80118 received at half price.
For Card—Cirmtlar--Specimane of Business end Orna
mental Writing—inclose two stamps, and address
F. W. JENKINS,
auf, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
I N. ULOOGER,
se27:Bmd•
STEINWAY'S
• I
PIANOS.
ACHOICE LOT of the unequalled
STEINWAY A. SON'S, New York Pianos, Just
; amongst them a Three Stringed Louis XIV, of 7%
octaves, and superb workmaoehip. We match this
Instrument against any Gran I Piano in this city for gran
deur, volume and beauty 01 tone. The Steinway Pianos are
beyond all doubt the moot per font ones made anywhere, and
are destined to become the most popular lusts uments lu the
World. They are folly warranted by the makers and the
subscribers, and will hi sold at New York factory prices.
For sale by li. lI.LEBER A SRO, No. 63 Fifth et.,
Sole agent for Steinway's Pianos.
Also received, a fine lot of Names A Clark's, and also
Dnialiam's Pianos. 8027
FALL STYLES OF
GENTLEMEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING,
NOW RIADT, LT
ee2s Corner Wood street And Diamond alley
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MIL
SMELTING WORKS.
PARK , M'CURDY CO ,,
MANUFACTURE RS OF SIIEATHING,
iv IL. Braman? and unit Copper, Pressed Copper Bottoms,
Re I Still Bottoms, Spotter Solder, &c , also importers and
deak re iu Metals, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, &c. Constantly
ou bend, Tininen's Machines and Toole. Warehouse, No. 14
First, and 120 Second street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders
of Copper cut to any desired pattern.
INDIA RUBBER CORKSCREWS;
411 Pen Bolden;
Propelling Pencils;
14
41 Pons;
id
e Inkstands;
e u u
For sale by
AMERICAN WATCH FOR RELIABLE
TlME.—These jpatly celebrated Watches disclaims
any part of foreign mechanism in movement or case, and
possess all the qualities of the beat Swiss Watches. They
are with Lever Escapement, equal to the English, and in
point of time and pi ice, distance all competition.
BEINEMAN
No. 42 Fifth street, near Wood,
se2B] /*mete for the celebrated Am , rican Watches.
AS TUI
ARTIST,
NO. 21 FIFTH STREET
CHESTER'S GOTHIC HALL
Pocket,
J. E. WELDIN,
BootuteHer anti Stationer,
68 Work, street. pear Poorltt,
Dinsioroas.
James 0. Hand,
Theophllus Paulding,
James Tragnalr,
WiMani Eyre, Jr.,
J. F. Penis ton,
Joshua P. Eyre,
Samuel E. Stokes,
Henry Sloan,
James B. McFarland,
Thomas 0.0 and,
Robert Burton, Jr.,
John B. Semple, Pittsburgh
D. T. hir gun,
J. T. Logan,
WIC MARTIN, President.
William Martin,
Joseph IL Deal,
Edmund A. Bonder,
John 0. Davie,
John S. Penrose,
George G. Leiper,
Edward Darlington,
Dr. it. M. Huston,
William O. Ludwig,
Hugh Craig,
Spencer ILlCllvaln,
Charles Kelley,
H. Jones Brooke,
Jacob P. Jones,
TI101). 0. Helm, Vico President
Henn: LlMBllati, Secretary.
P. A. ItADEITLA, Agent,
95 Water street, Pittsbn:gla
rirtlE GREAT WESTERN
Nir• and dllarin• Insurance CO4,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office in Company' a Building, No. 403 Walnut
Corner of Fourth Street,
AUTIIURI ZED CAPITAL
Capital paid la._
durplua, Jauory Ist, 1868.
V 277,674
RI RE INSURANCE---Limited or Perpetual.
MARINE INSURANCE, un Velitibit3, Cargo emd ProlgLan
INLAND INSURANCE by Itivura, Onunla, Lakca aue
Laud Carriages
DIRECTORS:
Chance O. Lathrop, 1423 Walnut street
William Darling, 1610 Pine street.
Alexander Whillden, Merchant, Di North Front.
Isaac Ilazlehurst, Attorney anti Counsellor.
Johnt‘. Hunter, firm of Wright, Hunter it Co.
E. Tracy, firm of Tracy & Co., Goldsmith's Rail.
John E. McCurdy, firm of Jones, White & McCurdy
Thomas L. Gillespie, firm of Gillespie A Zeller.
James B. Smith, firm of James B. Smith & Co.
[ion. Henry M. Fuller, office 227 South Third strut.
John C. Vogdes, office corner of Seventh and Sans.
James Weight, late Cashier Bank of Tioga.
A I Fred Talor office Cairo City Property.
JOllti J. Slocum, office 226 South Third street.
C. 0. LATHROP, President.
W. DARLING, Vico President
LEWIS GREGOi.V, } Branch °nue, 8. Wall at,, N. Y
Second Vico Pres%
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer.
H. H. .B.ICHARDSON, • Assistant Secretary.
B. W. POINDEXTER, Agent.
97 Water street, Pittsburgh.
MONON GAHELA
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PITTSBURGH.
JAMES A. SQTOHIPCN , FresWent
HENRY M. ATWOOD, sretary.
OFFION.--No. GS Water Street.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS .3' I'IRE AN
MARINE RISKS.
ASSETS-MAY 20Tli, 18t
Stock, Due Bills, payable on demand, t , c - rued by two
approved names $1.10,900 00
Premium Naas
Dille Receivable.
116 share& Mechanics' Bank stock, ca5t.......1 1 0
00 du Bank of Pittsburgh do do 50 00
40 do Exchange Rank do do . 3050 00
100 do Citizens' Rank do do -- • 5,1.70 00
Balance of Book Acax.unte 8,006 IN
telßee Furniture. 690 Rn
Oust, 10,003 78
DIE=
James A. llntettiaon. George A. Berry,
W oi. B. Ilolmoa, Robert Oaken,
William Rae, . Thomee S. Clarke,
Wilaon Miller, John M'Devitt,
mv 12 Wm. A. Caldwell.
Pennsylvania Insurance Conyan
OF PIT`I'SBURGII
No. 62 Vogarth street
DIREOTORSt
.). P. Taunor,
Jacob lealator
Rudy Patton:tun, 0. A. Colton. A. J. Jon.,
W. IL Staßrido, Jas. U. [kid:Lion, Wade Bawl/ton
I. (Irk Soroul, A. A. Carr: r, Robert Patrirl:,
A. C. 84113p3011.. .1t LI. Jonoa, John Taggart,
floury tiproul, Vorgntly,
Cbartcroti Capital ti 1300,000
Yi till AND TA IiEN, oi .11 ..1.n..t iption
OPrIlLh 4:
Pre/Aden t—A. A: CAII.It I Kt:.
Vice Providant—BODY ['A
.30 • Socr,,tnry nud Trewerer—L
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COWAN
OF PITTSBURGH.
lAGALEY, Pn3sl.len
SAM:II9L L. MARSIIIiiLL, Secretary.
OFFICE: 94 Water street, between Hark./ and Wo , d strecii
air Inaurns lIULL AND CARGO RISIIB, tlie Ohio
and Missiileippi Rivers and tributaries.
Insures against Lost. or Damage by FMB.
Also, against the Perils of tue Sea and Inland Navigation
and Transportation.
Dina°logs
William Ragaloy, Capt. Mark Starling,
Samuel Rem, aninuel M. filar,
James
Jmes M. Ooopar, John B. Dilworth,
James Park, Jr, rrancin Bailors,
Isaac M. Pennock, William B. 'Jaye.
Bpriugur !Luta:ugh, John Shipton,
Capt. Samuel C. Young, Wußot. Bryant,
John Caldwell. Ja'2'2.
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
NSURANCE COMPANY
No. 14S Chesnut. Street,
OppDaite the elnitolll rioth , C.
WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF INSU•
gemE, either Perpetual or Limited, on every
deecription of Property or Merchandlee, nt reaaouat.le rato,t
of premium
ROBERT P. KING, President.
M. W. BALDWIN, Vice President
DIBIUTOBB.
Charles Hayes, B. B. Cop;
E. B. English, ' George W. Brown,
P. B. Bavery, Joseph S. Paul,
C. Sherman, John Clayton,
B. J. Magargee, E. Wilor.
F. BtLoasuana, Secretary.
J. G. COFFIN, Agent,
Corner Third and Wood atrear,
A. A. CARRIER &
PITTBURGH
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT' w-
Capital Roprosented, 03,000,000.
00h1PANIES OB RIGILEST STANDING, Char • , red t
Pennsylvania and other antes.
rintu, ISIAEINE AND LIFE RISKS TAKEN, OF AL!
DEECRIPTIONS.
Ao. 63 WOUIZTI3 8./141 1.?
-C
A. L. 4:1ARRIIII. PITT.IL'U.EGII i PA.
. S. OLAIIIIftI. rde.3o- y
. _
THE OLDEST AND LARUES
LITHOGRAPHIC) ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY
WM. SCHUCHMAN,
PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHER
Corner Third and Market Streets,
DU VIPS COLLEGE BUILDINGS,
Jy2l:ly-2p
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
WATER PIPES,
From tvo to six inch calibre.
PRICES from 12 to 30 Cents per Foot
ALSO-ROCHESTER
PEARL STARCH
Wor Bale Wholesale at Manufacturers
Prices by
HENRY U. COLLINS,
FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AriD WHOUSAII DWI& IA
CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, W/811,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY.
No. 25 WOOD STREW, PITTEIBITZOD. [Jc
TA13.011. FACTORY FOR SALE.—The
Rocheeter Starch Factory, in teorough and complote
working order, capable Of turning ant two torts of atar ch
daily, will be sold on vory advantageous terms. This is a
favorable opportunity for any" one wishing to enter into a
safe and profitable business, a good run of custom being
already well established, and requiring a comparatively
small capital. For further information Inquire of
see:lin-2W RRNRY COLZINS, 25 Wood st.
.1 AMES BIicLAUGHLIN,
fdLeIIIPAOTIIRER OP
ALCO 01 . . 4 1
Cologne Writs and Fusel Oil,
Noe. 167 and 170 Second Street.
aplOyd'Ap
DREMIUM HOLLAND GIN BITTERS,
t IMPORTED BY F. FELIX SON, 466 PENN ST.,
PITTSBURGH, PA .— We respectfully call tho attention of
the public to the ahoy , . c debrated Bitters, for which the
Medical Court of Holland bat commissioned us to act as
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada'.
This article is prepared by some of the most scientific men
of Holland, and is the most preferable Bitters now la use.
Wherever the Holland Gin Bitters has been introduced, its
sale has been unprecedented.
Persons wishing to try the article, can have a sample,
with circular, sent gratis by mil, by addressing
atll:8m P. EMOU. A BON. Pittsburgh. Pa.
BRANDIES, GlNs, i WINES, ETC.,
DEA I. 111 I? 17,
FINE I'ILD M I /NON4AII :41 RYE riISE. V, 1 , KAOII
AND ep, I F.' V A.l
RECI IPI Elt.q A Nil Di
Si'lLl ERA,
Corner of Smi.infteld /n 1,4 i=r..int t
4,141 i.‘
S. B . & C. P. MARKLE,
PIUNTINci, J.%11, .ANI.) A! vtilAppui
1 24
•
'Warriainame, Wood Street,
PITTSBUILOH,
att. Rap tongli t st warkei i ric i. myB
ELETIITVAL.
j WIN MOORHEAD has removed to
No. 74 Water etreet, below Market
JOHN MOORHEAD,
COMMISSION' MERCHANT,
100,000 06
702,186 2,
JOB THDIOAL: OH
PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
NO. 74 WATER STREET, BELOW MARKET,
mrl9 PITTSBURGH, PA
PITTSBURGH STVEL WORKS.
;IAA() JONES JZIO.L.BbYD WM. hivOlTLLOtiali
JONES, BOYD &. CO.
{, 600,000
American, Plain al, Corrugated,
GALVANIZED.► SHEET IRON,
.4 22,300 00
.. 66,271 05
Werehotkee, First ittreet,
CORlftla itC4B6 Frain! STILZEITS,
L. (. 1 4 13 URN,
ATTOiINKY Ai LNW ACID CONYLWANOER
Forwarding, and I Commission, Merchant,
4/ 909
,qtid Ll
$211,710 5&
Geo. W. amity
PITTSISURWI, PENN' A
J. & (“j::oi
tll/111UFAM7iUEs 0i
11) T 11 IF, 11. .
Ala),
SPRING, PLOW .4‘ND A. B. STEEL,
SPRING .9 AND AXLES.
Corsacr Host: a.cid First Streets,
jy2& . PITTSBURGH, PA.
®E) it E D & CO.,
MANUFAOTURBR OF
floor Rootang, Guttering, Spouting, &c.
AOENTS FOR I: 7 OOD'S PATENT
IVIITATION RUSSIA SME'ET IROFd
mr26:ly-is
Et). RI. ft.O9ERS 677, 4J0.,
brANII2;ICTURFAI9 OW
Refi3Ett3' INTROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTOTATOR TEETH,
OFFICE ^,17,11
JAMES i X. FETZER,
tOII:7119 E;5.1.5 O
cur, ()rain, Eact.n, Lard, hatter, Seeds, Dried Fruit
and pr1,(111,1:' gctiorelly,
Uproar of 192.nr lik.ek. and First streets.
'rth r llll.lCill,
A.
Ravin rro—ltrancie G. Edis., William Dilworth, Sr.,
. Cuthbert I.r. Son, l'itttMi gh, Bt•yd Ott,
weariugen, S. Brady, Orel.. /i H. Bank. Lint & Howell,
!dangle Cieoi AJi.i , C1 , :41.., LOUIS/ Patton & CO.
olytqi2,ritT
E. P. 16fl11gS,k1
ff,010:41 1132.0.,
WINES, BkANDIES, &C.,
ALE) is
FINE 01 - . ID
NO. 5, N 01511.1 FRAM STREET,
GO' ARID SEE
OEIDRGE P. %V ERTZ'S
First Prektaialik Blind Factory,
CORNER FRIBA) Al4ll .k.LAILII.E'2 i.-I'.-1., PITTSBURGH.
ripilosE WISUING TO FURNISH THEIR
Roue. , with VENJI.I. , .N BLINDS., of the nott ezqui
silo and elalaate liointt, will find it to their it/tercets to give
me ll call before perch:icing elsewhere. M work is got up
by the Lest mechanic:l l cot uppronticon.) Every attentiouls
given to the waists o customers. Prilkfi low. All work
%go:routed. No. 7:1T1 lI.ID Street, PittobotiTh. fruyB:lyis_
DAVID H. WILLIAM - A,
4 - 1 EVIL ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR
kJ FOR PTIR EREiIPhIN OF OAS WORK M, toy tram flvo ,
garners and upwards, bud forib - •;ting, Buildings, publio or
private, by &Gaul, 11:A, War, I . Or afilat'en.
PITTFIBUIWU. PA.
311'4211.C.ER3( & CO.
(3TICCr/630L15 TO HCYNMAN, 111'C..erenv k C 0.,)
14 1 011 W ARDING AND COMMISSION
MERIIIIA - 315,r Wholenalo Dealers in Produce, Vlonr
al Wool, No. 11-1 Sooona nireet, FitL.hurgh, Fa.
.3Eflllt 3Na:to:
Joseph 1 Elder, fit..LOUIO• '
Fenton Droa., ‘‘
ticrnnil h Dorney, Baltimoro;
Jierrei h Martin,Philadolph.b;
Jamul, Hon t,'Orinteo& CO. "
Weaver k Graham,
& Coy "
Vont, Gilmore it CO, "
Springer Ilea Laugh,
PittOnLrol ;
a. Childs A Co., : • •
Cosgruve &
O.W. & Co.,
Goo. M.& L. Hopi, Cikciubiad
A. 13. Poulos &
myaL•tf
WILIAMW CLAYTON & CO.,
, WII.OI,ESALE AND DETAIL
ActlTOtt MERCHANTS,
NU. 1 'DIAMOND ALLEY,
Near Wood alrebt,
er.Z .. AR; ayll 1111 13 , ,u,kborry, Cherry, and Cognac
tlran,h,r., Old 110a..44a, Wlihdcy of the
ye bent qungtqr. e*,ltivddi
ACIALII.; V,
)1 HOLE ALE GROCER
Now. I.S atL3 2.0 Wood Street,
jy2:3:tf
W. 11. Mct1Y11.1...1,
W • 11. IM oG E E
METICLIA.NT TAILORS,
D,aiero in Realy sfade Clothing and Gentlomen'a Furnish
, ng tioo , b, cocain. of Pideral ?tr, , J: add Mlln.rkot Square Alle
ihony Cay, Pa. i jel2ly
A. ,BL M ARBLE!
Jo Ele14 ) 1 1 CORO 0
HAS A BHAUTIR ITL SELROVION
UONIMENTSI, GRAVE STONES.
-
Eaclemetrta l g, POiiiS, tE,C .1 &e. The vitdic aro reopeatfully invited to examine onr etook
Mom low, kind wort T'kwriutrit
poINT BOX 1-/IOTORY.
. dlt GEC TE NDOI3I.
Manufacture to order, P..OX_LeS eniteblo for Susi) end
Liardwaro and Variety lOrw.dg, etc., otc.
Irderm prompt! it II (1.41
ROBERT DALZELL & CO., Wholesale
Grocers, Conar.tolision and Forwardiug Morchanta and --
Doalers In Prodaco aul PiLtsburgh MAllnfactareo, No. 251
Libezty Mrcitt. P/ttrlmrph. Sa. caregev.
SAMUEL FAIkNI!STOCK,
1111.0P4F11. AI , L) DEALAIP. IN
Voreign antl,Dotticatio Hardware,
•
_Yo. 74 Ffilmd fl'tre, , Pittsbury4.
Tho subscriber has rice;ved, le ad to his fall dock
of Hardware, a ve:y lifavy Buick ef Mt.at au , 1 Son=sage Cut
-1,141 and etutfor3, 4114 a very largo stock: at blefgti Bells,
I , xmo and ou of a 11,4 ch taperior qtrAity to ths,
usualry sold in of which will tw avid on the
lowe.t terms. (v 027) ItAJINESTOCK.
CART tit' YOUNG,
(.922ixtzso l ra to John ClArtutight,)
IV_IANUFACT lITZS AND Iltl PO RTERS
of Pocket and talalo °artery, Sur,* land Jill Den
tal Instrnmenta, Postabl, Fishing, ceo., No. 83
Wood street. Thoy gq.ll (be nianntactnr.
ng of TrIIS3CA, Ltappqrt,n, Joblaug and F.epalring
ithpunotaality and 46-4 patch aply
FURNITURE, FOB CASH.
A fail reie..:rtment of
rittablir,zh mannfactnicr , PiIItITITIME, embracing
BUREAUX,
BOOK C.ahL!o,
WARD ROBES,
And every article tiPolPd in a well fanalsbe,d dwelling, ES
well as a epledid assortment of
OFFICE FURNITURE,
Constantly on hand add ruada to order, As the only terms'
on which bueinass to dens at Ilia establishment la for CA,BO.
Pric:ii are made accordingly. Pereons in want of anythine,
In the above line, would be advantepd by calling
PACHINER &
:10,1152Jiblicld 'street, telow Fifth.
J. D. Pacinna,
Joao %I
SUG ARS.-
100 tads Daltinicre - B.
60 " .• A."
80 " eou-dered;
30 . "4.6veriDg'd Orartr.lated ;
Jaet received 'and fdr bale by
IIEYAIER & ANDEBBON,
No. 39 Wood street,
ee27 oppreite the t.Charlee HoteL
TO LE'r.—Theisiore Room, on the corner
of Wood pod First streets, occupied by Robert J. Car
son, as a liquor Stern. 1 P0H823 , 1410n given on the fLrnt of Octo
ber. Inquire of 13. H. RYAN,
8.25:1w No i 4 Fitt street.
CESTER'SODTHIC HALL CLOTHING
sruiLe and Merchant Tailoring F.stablisliment, corner
of Wood street and Diamond Alley. We have now on hand
one of the moot dosiritde asoortments of Piece Goods, em_
bracing everstldng that to new in the shape of uver.Ctikt
logs, Vestings or Poutiloon Stuff and many new fabrics for
business fruits. These vrill ho motto up in the tt at manner
at much lower prices Man the atone gontb cln tie of tamed
elsewhere. A call is satiated* sail
,
kTITSBUROH, PA.
D. U. &V,lf.t.
pprPSBITP.6I3. PA
40. C;J Ya-crth utrent.
YIEIL ADEL PRIA4
I'l 7' TSBUR G Fic PA
PITTSBITB.GH
4. at 'JimaE.
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ccgIVI'V 21P6fil$
13722a1y
JAMES . BILIUDING