F ALL
DRY GOODS
C. HANSON LOVE'S,
No. 74 Market Street,
ELTWERN FOURTH STISEET AND TUE DIAMOND,
PITTSBURGH. PA
SIGN OF THE ORIGINAL BEE HIVE
The subscriber Las Just returned frost Philadelphia, New
llottoa, and same of the lianufw..-turing towns In the
s oew England States, so as to get a portion of our IsIhiES
TIC GOODS direct from the manufacturers, and save one
prt.tt in recel leg them In that scup. Our stout of FOR
EIGN GOODS has never Dean so complete.
DRES GOODS:
13RNI DIIRRA tIES, in Plain Liack and Figured.
►L -* RICH DRESS BILES, Plaid, esd lincade
► to' F RICH Srldi ROBES, Black and adored.
- RICH ALL WUOL MOUS DE LAIL,S.
,s . RICH ROBE HODS DR LABiS.
RICH COTTON AND WOOL MOUS DE LAWS.
FRENCH - MERINOS
COBURG'S,
The largtst stock in tLe city, and
L LTTER GOODS FOR THE PRICE
ISE YOU.D IN ANY OTBNa HOUSE WEPT OF
TAE MOUNTAINS,
BOUGHT AT AUCTION
bAIIGE QUANTITIES AT LOW PRICES,
AND WILL B DA,3OLD tit O V:RY
SMALL ADVANCE ON EASTERN COST
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS,
Of entirely new designs, such as the
TALMA SHAWLS,
And many ct.er
NOVELTIES IN SHAWLS AND CLOAKS
Via have baoa4.bla to ogr so large end varied a stock of
all kinds of SHAWLS and CLOAKS.
NEEDLE WORK :
COLLARS, SETS AND SLEEVES,
FLOUNCINGS,
EDtiINGS,
11101JRNING GOODS :
BLACK-- DRR GOODS, SHAWLS, CRAPH VEILS,
C,OLLABS., GLOVES,
AND
E VERY OTHER ARTICLE IN THE LINE
MOURNING GOODS
Ir4SIESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS
ksLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED MUSLINS,
WEINGS,
CIUCE 8,
G rtiGHAILS,
PUNTS,
CASSIMERES, CLOTHS,
End every otirr article usually kept In a
WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS
As many of the !store goods have been bought from the
AN aeAcrunsas and AT AUCTION FOR NET CASH,
we are enabled to sell them as LOW AS THEY CAN BE
PURCHASED IN RANT OF THE WHOLESALE HOUSES
to the Eastern cities. In short, we never have been able to
otter so large and attractive a stock to our numerous ens
tomes pad the public generally.
.4Nir NEW GOODS REOEIVED DAIL f. •--Ut
C. HANSON LOVE,
Yonng,Stavenson h I.ove,
and Love Brothers, /I
Nu. 74 MARKET BTRKer,
PITIBRURGII, PA
g 1 3:ln:dwa
CARRIAGES
CARRIAGE 1111 4 1 N U FACT OR II
AND
EASTERN REPOSITORY
JOSEPH WiIITE
HAS JUST RECEIVED AT HIS RE
POSITORY, situated near the Two tdilo f t ,
lion, betwsen 'Pittsburgh and Lawrenceville, a
splendid and general assortment of Carriages, Buggies, :kir
tics, etc. Hia arrangements are such that be is constantly
receiving new and second-hand vehicles, and the public may
rely - on always hearing a gccal stock on hand. He also inure
ufacturea to order, on short notice,
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
dr d all pertaining to the business. With eighteen years
dractical experience in this business, and his well-knewn
Lae-filth" he flatters himself that he offers great inducements
to purchasers.
Gak- The establishment is located on the route of the Ex -
celcdor Omnibus Line of Coaches, passing the door every
fifteen tub:altos seithelaw
Mt C. WEST & CO., oxt-
CARRIAGES,
110f.1 AWAYS, BUGGIES, SULRIES AND BLIRGLIS
No. 14 Penn street, PITTSBURGH, PA.
W AU wort' warranted to be of thu bmG;materiale
workmanship.
- 1. 4 -3 GGS-3 bbls. received, and for sale by
12.4 001 HENRY IL COLLINS
HAWLS, CLOAKS, FRENCH MERINOS,
CdThmeres, Mons de Dames, Poll de Chavres, Black
ani fancy Bilks, Needle Work and Domestics, the largest
stock we have ever had at any one time.
0. MANSON LOVE.
eel TI Market street.
FAIR -WALL PAPERS ON EXHIBI
TION, ac Si Wool' street, beautiful Paper Hangings,
of all kinds and prices, to which the attention of strangers
and citizens is especially invited.
seSU W. P. MARSHALL k CO.
17-ELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS—Just
receivedthis day by Express another lot of ,Velvet
and Cloth Cloaks. p. iIANBON LOVE,
et3o 74 Market street.
LANK BOOK S.—Evezy dosoription of
AI Blank Books ou hand or made to order, at snort notice
WM. U. JOIINBTON .t CO.,
enSU -- Blank Book Manufacturers. BY Wood at.
108 PRINTING OP ALL KINDS EXE
tp CUTED ntaily, at short notice, by
WM. O. JOLINSTON A CO.,
Printers and Stafioners,b7 Wood •t.
THE ATTENTION OF MEN OF MOD
ERATE/ MEANS Is called to the offer for tale o
fotly of the moat eligible
BUILDING LOTS,
In the Second Word, Allegheny City. The prices are suited
to hard times, and time will be given to atilt all purchasers.
For particulars, inquire of
ALI ,EIDEIt FLAYS, Surveyor,
Oar. East Common and Wats* street,
Allegheny Oily.
ITEW FUR HAT AN.O CAP STORE,
1.1 No. 96 Wood street, next door to S. McClarkin:l'a
Sudiery, ane opposite the Excelsior Eating House.
A. DONN - SIM has a complete assortment of Fars, Hate,
Caps, etc. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Pure cloaned.and alter
ea to toe newest fashion, and at
the shortest notice, Good
and tasteful work 'warranted, as ill Donneleit received a
Liplomis and the first prize at the Provincial Exhibition,
Canada; and hasscorked in the largest cities iu the world—
Loudon, Parity Berlin, Amsterdam, Warsaw, Hamburg,
Dew York and Montreal. As a practical st,rirman, he sts•
licits the patronage of the public of Pittsburgh. Fars,
Capes, Gloves, Cloaks and Plush Caps wade to order.
.647"' Cash paid for Fors. se29
CIABIN KT MAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS
COMPANlON—Comprising thi rudiments and prin.
‘4 .,• 14 of C a bi n et lelati,g and Upholstery, with tits art of
applicable to Cabinet work, the art of dyeing and
et i.iumg Wood, Ivory. Bone, Tortoise Shell, etc., directions
ter Blackening, Japaning and Varnishing, to make French
to prepare the best Glues, Clements and Compost
te Jat. and a number of receipts aseful to workmen gener
-4,14, diustrated, by J. Stp',tee, for sale by
LU&E LOOMIS,
ee:n Post Building, 41 Fillb fitrta.
e j R. WELD 4 EN,
B&E.BELLga, STATIONER, PELMTER BINDER,
„bro. 83 WO:ID FT., ' itaTIFT.CN FOURTH 15D
Pl4T9nil/3138
J. 8 H. PRICE'S
CENTRAL PLANING - MALL,
WAVE& STILKET, AL LEGRE a Y,
ABE now in fall operation, with Fay Co.'
Improved machinery for the manufacturing of Bash
Frames, Doors, Shutters and Mouldings. Builders and Con
tractors will find It to their advantage to cell and ascertain
tsar prices- &OM rdsw
E. tiIIIPPON ..... ...—..... 0. H. B.LPPEY.
VIE HAVE THIS DAY. ASSOCIATED
together in the practice of the Law, glider the firm
of BPIPBON a BIPPEY.
Mee, No. 94 Fourth Street.
R. 23131110 N,
0. IT. HIPPEY.
MEM
I.; 1 2 OPENED—A full stook of Fine
suirta and collars, Skater undershirts, and drawers,
shirts and drawers, SU shirts and drawers for nen.
euLeritar artida of Silk veer Ladies, pantalets,
A 3 nrj and - vests for children, d Boys at
HORIERif, 77 Market street.
INSERTINGB, ETC
HENTUCIE.Y JEANS,
TWEEDS,
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
The Weather.—The following is the range of the
thermometer and barometer, as kept by George E.
Shaw, optician, Fifth street, on Saturday :
THERIIOII2.TETt.
In sun. In thsde
9 A. M Cloudy 57°
12 M 930 65°
6 P. 3,1. 61°
Barometer, 29 3-10.
A Regular Democratic Meeting-.-John
Birmlnghs m Endorsed.
Mn. EDITOR :—ACCitl , llt Lek us to Mrs. Hartman's
tavern, at Woods run, on Saturday night, where wo
found a regularly orgauizA Williams meeting, and
as our party consisted of good Democrats who had
but little confidence in the honesty of the great
"I am," the arch demagogue of railroad notoriety,
we thought that by exercising a little patience and
discretion, we might possibly change the sentiments
of those in attendance in favor of Capt. John Bir.
mingham.
We procured the early adjournment of the rival
meeting—in fact, we choked off some ambitions
mouthers of meaningless words, and organized a
National Democratic meeting by calling Mr. Samuel
Smith to the Chair, and appointing Jas. J. Sweeny,
Secretary. After we had organized, P. J. Sinclair,
Esq., was called upon for a speech. Ho responded,
and held forth in an able, eloquent address of some
length, in which ho clearly demonstrated the integ
rity of James Buchanan and his administration, and
the principles of the Democratic party. He cloarly
proved that the Democracy had always been with the
people, closely and faithfully watching over and
guarding their interest. He showed that Williams,
in his mongrel Press, endeavored treacherously to
advance the interests of Gen. J. K. Moorhead, at the
expense of Andrew Burke, and convinced all present
that it would be an insult to common decency and
James Buchanan to send a rapid Black Republican
to Congress with Democratic votes.
He then spoke of Birmingham—his integrity—the
services he had always been proud t, render his
party—his character, intellectually and morally—
and changed nearly every Williams Democrat pres
ent; in fact, many were ashamed that they looked
with fuvor on the notorious rai road lawyer, Tom
Mr. Sinclair was followed by that staunch demo
crat, Samuel Smith, Esq., of Manchester, at the con
clusion of whose speech, Mr. Sweeny introduced the
following resolutions which were adopted by accla
mation.
Resolved, That as true national Democrats, having
entire confidence in the integrity of James Buchan•
an and his administration, and believing it onr duty
rather to aid than oppress him in his efforts for the
national got d, we will endeavor, in the person of Capt.
John Birmingham to send from the 22d Congression
al district a true and faithful democrat.
RsPiD/veci, That this meeting adjourn to moot again
at the same place at 7 o'clock next Thursday evening.
SAMUEL SMITH, Chairman.
Jas. J. SWEENY, Secretary.
Dinner to Pre'!dent Taggart
Below we publish an invitation to a public dinner
to Hon. David Taggart, President of the State Agri
cultural Society, signed by u number of oar citizens.
He has not yet replied, but will doubtless accept the
proffered compliment. Certainly it could not be
more worthily bestowed, for to Mr. Taggart and Sec
retary Holster our citizens cannot but feel deeply in
debted. To them in a high degree must be attribu
ted the unexampled success of the exhibition just
closed, which has been of as much pecuniary benefit
to our citizens as it has been gratifying to their muni
cipal pride. In this view we hope the invitation
may be accepted, that the worthy President may
know the estimation in which he is hold by our citi
zens, and that those citizens may express the grati
tude they feel towards him :
Pirranormu, September WI, 1858
Hots. I). T.tuativr—Sir:—Yonr friends west of the moun
tains bid you wel,'ome to this the workshop of Pennsyl.
vania; and we as dl ourselves of this, y ur first visit as
•' President of the State Agricultural Society," to tender
you a public entertainment at such time during your sojourn
as may best comport with your leinnre.
We are well aware of the arduous duty in which you are
engaged; but no person can be insensible to the many ad
vantages that will be derived from the knowledge and zeal
and industry you brio t to bear on this important branch of
wealth to oar emit and glowing Commonwialtli; aqd to
you, sir we feel, as citizens of Pennsylvania should ever
feel, that you have done much to uphold the character and
standing of the terming interests and the industry of our
people.
Trusting you will find it convenient to lic.'ept the hospi
talities of our people in a public manner,
We are your fellow .citizen.,
W. J. Morrison, James M'Gounigi ,, ,
Jonas It. M'Clintock, W. M. Edgar,
W. A. Stokes, Pamuel M'Kelvy,
R H. Kerr, George Fortune,
Alex. (Bowls) , Andrew t•J'Koe,
John M. Irwin, R. Hill Pattersau,
J. K. Moorhead, R. Biddle Roberts.
William Culp, P.O. Shannon,
James Patton, Jr , O. H. Poultice,
IL B. Carnahan, William Baculey,
Robert Morrow, (Ross), Lee A. licckham,
Alexander Hunter, R. B. Simpson, NI U ,
B. Pat:ereen, James Floyd,
William Cl.olimiait, John Young, Jr ,
James t.. Graham, i'. a H oi4n.r,
IN II lel Weartt w bilwerth, J
Matthew Harbis ,, u, W. H Whitney,
William Perkin-, J P. Barr,
A. C. Murdoch, 51 U, W. 13 Smith,
Roll. Jones, 3 , 12 n M'D.
Joseph Roger El, lit.srga W. IA aim
Tits e State t.Falr
The exhibition of the...Pannsylvania State Agri
cultural Society has at length drawn to a close, and
we take pleasure in saying that it has bean the most
successful ever held in the State, a handsome sur
plus being left after the payment of expenses. The
dhplay has never been equalled, much less excelled,
in either and of the State. This result is due to the
citizens of Pittsburgh end vincinity, in a great mein
sure, and fully as much to the energy mid eminent
fitness for their respective positions of Hon. D. A.
Taggart, President, and Judge A. O. Heister, Secre
tary of the Society.
The attendance on Saturday morning was good,
when the facts firp taken into consideration that all
the articles were being removed as rapidly as possi
ble, that it was announced that the Fair would 6080
at noon, and that the only attraction announced, the
cricket match, was doubtful. -However, a match was
played between two elevens of the Olympia club,
which was watched with eager interest by the spec
tators present. The pretoi.tms not previously an.
nounced were awarded, and at three o'clock in tea
afternoon the grounds wore entirely deserted, except
by these employed in removing the articles whi. , l3
had been on e.i:hibition, and the employees et the
Society. . .
The prumiums to those residing in the county
were paid at the utriee on the grounds. Uur city
friends who htt,s- teen lertunete enough to obtain
premiums con get thew by calling at the Secretary's
office, on F fth street, over Reed's jewelry store.
We hope the unexampled succ.ess of this oKhibi
tion may indu-o the utheers of the Snoiety to hold
the next one here. It will be a groat advantage to
them and our city.
Country News
—The Allegheny Valley Echo is the title of a new
paper just started in Emlenton, Venango county, by
P. 0. Vonver, Esq. It looks well.
—J. B. Johnson, of Greene county, was robbed of
$l9O on Sunday of last week, by two men, who en
tered bier house, and placing a rope around his nook,
demanded his money, which ho was forced to give
up. The perpetrators have not been arrested.
—We learn that the work on the Fayette County
Railroad is sing pushed forward with great energy.
Messrs. Wallace & Tibbs have a large force em
ployed on section one, near Uniontown, and have
already completed the heaviest part of the grading.
Mr. Cheney, ono of the price pal contractors, and
well known for his energy and business accuracy,
has resolved to complete toe road ready fqr the e,rs
to Mount Braddock by Chr stmas. There is no
doubt that this will oo accomplished. The bridge
over t. e Yough is being pushed while the water
is low. Considerable progress has already been made
in building piers.
—A man named Robinet, a citizen of Somerset
county, was knocked down and robbed of some
twenty dollars, in the neighborhood of Stony Creek
bridge, on the evening of Wednesday, 26th alt.
Rheumatism.--:This intractable disease has at last
found a perfect and thorough cure, which will be
hailed with ecstasy by the thousands who suffer with
it almost continually. It consists in a topical props.
ration, which softens the parts in such a way as to
remove congestion and the morbid condition of the
secretions in a few applications. It is prepared by
Dr. Geo. H. llgiraus, of 140 Wood street, after one
of the best recipes ever known, called " Rheumatic
Pain Extractor." Dr. Keyser says that he has cured
the most violent chronic rheumatic pains with this
medicine in a few days, and even when the tendons
and joints were stiff and enlarged, has removed the
stiffening and cured the enlargement. It would be
well enough for persons who are subject to these at
tacks to remember this when an attack comes on, as
it may save a good deal of suffering. It is equally
good for neuralgic pains, and as a local application,
has"no equal in the Materia Medica. •
Foster's National.—The Hutchinson Brothers had
a fair benefit at Foster's Thcatro on Saturday night,
when Charley Faster was well received as Mad An:
thony Wayne. This evening he appears as Pat
Lyon, tho Philadelphia Blacksmith, in the play of
that name, and also as Mesa in China. Gov. Foster
announces Mrs. Julia D'ean Hayne, who will shortly
appear.
The Benedietinep in America.—On the 17th of Sep
teMber an eleotion for an Abbot was held at the Ab.
boy of St. Vincent, near Latrobe. The former worthy
and venerable Abbot, Rev. Bonifaco Wimmer, was
almost unanimously re-elected. He is now Abbot
for life.
An Old Palsburgher Oone.—Mr. John Flitch man,
a well known eitizon of Pittsburgh, formerly pro
prietor of the hotel on the corner of Second and
Ross streets, died on the 24d ult., at the residence of
his son on tho Youghiogheny river, at the advanced
age of eighty-five years.
M=Mil
.barceny in the Watch 11 . ottee.—Thioving in the
watch house is now becoming quite common. On
Friday night two prisoners were Confined in the same
dell, when one stole forty cents from his fellow. He
was accused of the theft in the morning, and a coin
mita/ant was lodged against him, • ,
New Counterfeits.—Countarfeit ayes on the Bank
of Burlington, N. J., and the People's Bank of toz•
bury, Mass., are in eirealation.
Catholic FUAeraill
We noticed the fact, some weeks since, that a meet
ing had boon held in Bt. Paul's Cathedral, relative to
the manner of conducting funerals. On that occa
sion Bishop O'Connor made some suggestions on the
subject, and now in order to carry them out properly
the following order has been issued We are glad
to see this religious body take the initiatory steps in
reducing the usage - Ila needless expense which has
become so general on those mournful occasions, and
we can only hope that other congregations may
adopt similar prudent regulations:
2b the th.thotic: of Pittsburgh, Allegheny, and the adjoin
ing 13oratighs.
llaving learu.d, with mach vain, that abuses of a most
serious nature Lave ft, queully groan tut of the manner
of conducting funerals in this city and neighborhood, and
havuig consulted with the clergy and people on the beat
mode of applying a remedy, we are happy in having every
reason to believe that Wu measures we have resolved
to adopt will be entered Into with almost unanimous
cordialty by all classes of cur people.
It is unnecessary for us te dwell on the Injury sustained
by many families through a vain display at funerals, and
it would be an insult to think it necessary to dilate on the
special impropriety of levity and drunkenness at wakes or
funerals. All admit these things, but the tyranny of
usage makes it difficult, if not impossible, fur many to avoid
them. Unless a general reform be adopted, it le luipossl-
Ids to check the evil.
It affords na sincere pleasnae to find that those who are beat
able to meet any outlay that might be required on such
occasions, and from. whom no danger of moral disorder need
be apprehended, are foremost In their desire to adopt any
measures that are necessary to put a stop to exhiting evils.
The following is therefore, adopted as the tuo,!e of COll
- Catholic funerals in the cities of Pittsburgh and
Allegheny, and In the adjoining boroughs, whenever the
performance of the Church services fe desired :
1. The funeral, at which the trierell of the de, eased, or t..f
the votviving re'attves, are expected m be present, ,had be
10'a:tried to the proc..ratun flow t tll,lllle to the t•hutch,
end the obtequiee preformed in the Chet eh
2. no carriagea shall be permitted but :!:nee ceutatolug
the pill bearers and the immediate reiataws of the deceased.
The wearing of mourning shall 'be a bet of then centtec•
that with Int, deceased. when more than t carriages are
need
3. All others attending the loneral, loot from the
hoee.o to the Church, and are considered distouised whoa the
oteequi-e are performed
4 The Priest who is to officiate will receive the (\apse at
the (km. or theCharch la accordance, with the requirements
of the Ritual Ile should be informed befotehand who has
charge of the funeral. Before receiving the corpse be will
twit this person publicly whether he engages to Nee the rules
here laid down faithfully followed, and whether they have
been followed uplo that time. Unless an answer be given
in the affirtnativecr If It be certain that they really hove
been disregarded, the corpse will nut be received into the
Chuich
5. When more than two carriages are used, the person in
chargo of the funeral should bring a list of the lame to the
officiating Priest. and satisfy him that they are o copied by
the persons ribose referred to. This list, signed by the
Priest, will eutltle such carriages to admittance , u the Cern
Mery. Without such a document., the 41te keeper at the
Cemetery will nut admit mute than twu carriages at Buy
funeral.
Ruch aro the rules that have been adopted, and such the
means by which they will ho enforced. if there be any who
are unwilling to comply with them, we will gppose no ob
stacle to their taking their friends to the Catholic Cemetery,
but we will not pe mit the ceremonies of the Church to be
made part of a pageant which in so mans cerise is prod uo.
live of the greatest disorders. They can take the remains
of their friends to the grave without any Church Rites.
We feel fully warranted in this measure by the grievous
injury Inflicted on many families, and the moral evils uric.
lug from the custom now existing, which we see no other
mesas of correcting. f if. O'CONNOR,
Bishop of Pittsburgh
Jas. H 804211, Secretary.
Pittsburgh, September 28,1828
Soldiers of 18I:4.
The editors of the Pittsburgh papers wilt oblige
many friends, who were soldiers in the war of 1812,
by publishing the following extract from our min
utes:
Resolved, That the thanks of the " Association of Sol
diers of the War of 1812," (mustered at Pittsburgh, Septem
ber 29, 1858,) be tendered to Mr. Wm. Irwin, of East Bir
mingham, for his kindness in furnivhlog us with a flag car
ried by the soldiers of the American Revolution at the bat
tles of the Cowpene and Etataw Springs.
Resolved, That the thanks of the Association be tondere
to the officers of the Pennsylvania State Agricultural ro
ciety for their card of free admission to the grounds of the
State Pair; also to the officers of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company for our [fee ride to and return from the Fair
Grounds, and to their gentlemanly ticket agent and con.
doctors for their kindness and attention shown to us on our
visit to the exhibition this day.
Res,tved, That the thanks of the Association be and are
hereby tendered to our LUMlleilill3 of the day, via : to Mr.
John Marsh, fifer, Mr. A. Barrington, tenor drummer, and
Mr. Edward Taylor, bass drummer, for their kindness in
responding to our request, uud their appropriate and martial
perfortheuce this day.
Resoioci That a committee of live be appointed to make
all suiWdo arrangements for the next Fourth of July ceie.
bratiun, as contemplated iu the resolution passed on the
WO 10 at, mar PreAdent being cbuirman. The committee
consists of Moj. Wru. Graham, chairman, (ion. ios. Markle,
of Westmorshind eu., Mr. Thomas McFadden, of Allegheny
co., John McKee, and Luke Inluthis,—aud that. the Secretary
be instructed to furnish a copy of the resolutl.4n9 for publi
cation in the several papers of the ity, and t.mder the edi
tors oar thanks for past favors.
Extinct from minute!' of weetit.g of September 29. 1956.
1 111011 1.4)011116, Secretary.
Attn , le on a Watchman.—On Saturday evening as
officer Maxwell, who was employed in front of Ma
sonic Hall, whero a largo crowd was collected, was
in the pursuit of Lis duty, lie was attacked by the
notorious John patch, who struck him several Limos.
A scu4 ensued, and tho mayor, v;ho happened to
ho passing, stopped forwao to separate them, but
without success, Patoh striking at him several times,
but did not touch him. Qfficer Bernard Dougherty
coming up was also roughly handled by Patch,
l.aviriz his coat torn In the struggle. With the
bssiatauce of Billy Beard, who had been in oempany
with Patch, the latter was finally arrested and takop
to the watch house, Beard rendering cilloient service.
Yatoh was very much intoxicated and stated that he
did not know what he was about. Ho was placsd
in tho watch-house and kept until Sunday morning;;
when he was held to bail in the some of $6OO, tol
answer two ob4reos of assaglt and battory on oalcors
Maxwell and Dougherty.
The Morris Brothers, Pell and Trotabridge's Dlin
strek—Thia company closed their season, (for we
may call it such,) at Masonic Hall, on Saturday
night, to a fine audience. They have been morose.,
fgl in otir ;By beyond their i t zprotation, hgt not be
yond their deserts. li,aring the last four months
they have drawn crowded houses for seven weeks,
four weeks during their first engagement at the The.
atro in Juno and three weeks in Masonic Hall, just
concluded. This continued success is unparalleled
in the history of negro (minstrelsy in our city. But
the attraction is grout and our eitisens would never
grow tired of seeing and hearing them. The troupe
is composed entirely of first class artistes, not only
as musicians, but as delineators of negro character.
We might particularize. but where all aro so perfect,
it is useless to do so. They go east from Pittsburgh,
',I.:A see hops the success which they experienced
here 8.5t1 which they so richly deserve, may go with
them.
Porter's P ittelmrylt Iheat, c.—At , this establish.
wont, Mr. J. B. Roberts, the celebrated tragedian,
makes his arht appearance in this city, singe his re
turn front Europe, in the character of Richard 111,
this evening. He is a first class actor, and his en.
gagement in Europe has boon a continued success.
Ile has many friends in this city ; we know they will
greet him kindly to-night, and we can oonfidently
bespeak for him an overflowing house.
Readttag Alatter.—At the periodical establishment
of J. B. D Clark, No. 4 Girard House, the latest
periodical literature can be procured. Ho has always
on band all the Eastern weeklies and the standard
magazines and other publications. He has a variety
of other articles, including stationary, Clark's Non
corrosive Writing Fluid, Corn und Wart Extractor,
Empiric Liniment, and other inventions of his own.
Those In want of such articles should give him a
call.
Postponed.—The hearing of young Smithson,
charged with tho attempted murder of Miss Henry,
which was to have taken place on Saturday, has
boon postponed by Mayor Weaver for ono week.
Coulter c' Mentzer, House, Sign and Ornamental
Painters and (+rakers. Orders left at their shop on
Fourth street, near Market, Burke's Buildings, will
be promptly attended. 'olBm
11111=11:=13
Carnaghaa's advertisement of men and boys'
clothing will interest many. His manufacture of
clothing has grown in popularity, from its neatness
of style and durability. players will find his prices
favorable.
IirDURING THU BUSIhiElt THAT EIAS JUST PASS
ED AWAY, thousands of sufferers from dysentery
and diarrhoea have been relieved by the use of LIOSTET
TER'd LITTERS, a medicine which is evidently destined
to maintain a permanent place in the public estimation
Billions diarrhoea is one of those diseases which bugles
the skill of the physician. Tb' medicine they administer
to act upon the bowels never seems t e reach the source of
the evil. The difficulty is to get, a remedy that will reach
all the digestive organs, and give them almultaneously a
rash of vigor, to rid themselves of this disease. This pro
blem is solved by the Barna, which never falls to conquer
the most stubborn cases. It is only fair to say, that during
the season Just closed, this medicine has acLieved more
curse than any other ever presented to the public, and dur
ing the fall, which that terrific scourge, the fever end ague,
is se prevalent, the Homo will gain fresh fame.
Pdr sale by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere
and by LIOBTETTEIt It SMITH,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
oc2S 68 Water and 58 Front streets
J. .Id. OLIN'S CELKSBATSD STOMACH BIT
TERS—Try them, and satisfy ykiurselves that they
are all they are recommended to be. The proprietor does
not pretend to say that they will cure all the diseases flesh
in heir to, but leaves them to teat their own merits, and the
constartly increasing demand for them is sufficient proof
that they are all they are recommended to be, and far su
perior to any prepaxation of the kind now in the market.
Their use is always attended with the most beneficial re•
suite In cases of Dyspepsia, loos of appetite, weakueas of the
stomach, indigestion, etc. It removes all morbid matter
from the, stomach, assists digestion, and imparts a healthy
one to the whole system. Be sure and call for J. li. Olin's
Celebrated Stomach Sitters, and see that the article par•
chased tears the name of J. hi. Olin, as manufacturer.
For Bale by 3. MOWN, sale proprietor and manufacturer
Ns. ?a Penn Meet, Pittsburgh, Pa, and by druggists and
dealers iteneiraliT. I v 99
OD EAU LUSTIIALE, OR HAIR Ii.E.4OII.ATIVR OP
JULES HAUEL.—ThIa article, coraposed of vegeta.
antztances, bas rapidly acquired a wbrld•wide celebrity
for Its wonderful qualities or beautifying and invigerl'ing
the Hatr, at the setae time obviating b.striness sad dandruff.
It is now in common USO 011 an iodbipensible article of the
gold Py YAFINESAIOS 4 co., No. 60, canter
Fourth and Wood streets, Dragsleta generally, and at the
: Laboratory - of Jules Hanel ,t Co., No. T( Chesnut street,
, itliaddigark Id&
A Desired Testimonial.—During the State Fair we
had occasion several time; to refer to the tine display
made by Mr. W. Haven. We ere gratified to
learn that the committee on printing, bnok binding
and stationery have awarded him several premiums
as follows :
For the beet specimen of book or pamphlet print
ing, $5,00
For the best display of Blank Books, $5,00
For the best specimen of Book Binding, a Di
ploma.
For the beet writing paper, a Diploma.
For the best printing paper, a Diploma.
For the best diatilay et Stationery, a Diploma.
Lie was also awarded a diploma tiir the best di,
play, of Plain and Fancy Job Printing and Ruling.
However, we quote from the report of the Commit
tee :
" Your committee would neglect their duty did
they not make special mention of the fine display of
Mr. W. 8. Haven, in to ia department. Among hie
specimens of book binding, book, pamphlet, plain
and fancy job printing, blank books and ruling,
were some of the finest we have seen. The Allo.
gheny Cemetery Report, among his pamphlets, was,
in composition, presswork and paper, (as a volume
of poems and another of "rule and figure work,"
among his specimens of book printing,) faultless.
An intricate piece of ruled work, executed for the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, was done with an
accuracy and neatness truly surprising: His display
of printing and writing paper and stationery, con
tained every variety; whilst he also exhibited t Prow
the shelves of his warerooto) every him: ~ f
books, neatly and elegantly bound.
We, therefore, award him, in addition to the di
plomas, dre , already mentioned, a diploma for the
best display of Plain and Fancy Job Printing and
Ruling."
Meeting in Lower St. Clair.—A large attendance
greeted the speakers at Shuok'e tavern on Saturday
evening. Mr. Sabita epoke in German, and Mesers.
Magee and Bailey In English. The Democracy in
this diets sot are up and doing, and will give a good
account of themselves.
Make Your Own Soap—Concentrated Lye.—We
vould call the attention of our readers particularly
o the advertiremont, in another columm, headed
' Important to Families." The a,tiole is an inval-
uable one, whereby families can wake all their own
soap at a very trifling cost of labor, time or money.
We have used it ourselves, both in our office and
families, and can speak knowingly of it.
Wo would warn parties against spurious articles,
as imitations have lately been thrust upon the mar
met by unprincipled parties. Infringers on ilia Cow
pany'e patent will most certainly be prosecuted.
We say by all means give the genuine a trial, and
our word for it, you will not regret it. • I w
Buioinau & Co :—My wife was troubled with cough
and pain in the breast fur five years—the last two of
which she was very low indeed. I procured ovule
of your Compound, and after she had taken It for
about five weeks sho was able to do all our house
work, which she had not previously dune fur four
years.
We cheerfully, and unasked, recommend your Com
pound to all vr ho are suffering under that terrible
disease—Consumption.
TAMES SJUTRERLAND.
Mein' It SOIITEIERLSPID
L+rnertLi.a. Kr, July, 1g.54.
riw.rsirsunGgi uoArtu or I'ltitl•c6
1/A NTS' h:XCHAEi6 Z.
Preis:lent
WM. IT. EM,TEI
Vine Prestdenta.
1811111 DICKEY, ht EDWARD GREGO, 2d
Treasurer.
N. lIOLUEB, Js
Superintendent.
JOSEPH SNOWDEN.
Oroantittee of Arbtfraticm for Anyust.
IBAIAU . DICEE\, V. P.,
C U. .P AULSON, J ANI ES ti A EDI NER,
DAVID CAMPBELL, AUSTIN LOON: IS.
Olnalanall Market
Cirquinittert, October 2.—Flour dull, and the market to
nuseWled; salsa 709 bbls at $4,75 for Superi and f 4,861
$h for Entra; receipts 3000 tibia. Wheat; lied has de,lluvd
he per bushel, and and irregular at $1041,15 for
strictly prime Red acid White. Wh'sky stead); ,u;es 1000
bbla at 19c Nothing has trauspired In Provisions and the
prices are uJrniroil; there is little or uo demand Odra is
dull at One; a good deal iu utterlug. 510003 matte's ..re Un
changed.
Now York Market
New Voss, October 2.--Cottou firm; &sal bah es.dd.
Flour doll; 11,000 bbls sold. Wheat heavy; 16,ev0 Lush
sold; Chicago lapdog 85c. Corp dull; salsa 2ii,UOu oust];
mixed 4380@7ac. Pork heavy at $16,90@t17,00 Batter
steady at 1 c(§)200 Sugar doll, at Coffee steady
at 103 , 6®12c. Liuseed Oil quiet at 74c. Lard Oil 9U d)16.:.
tildes dull; Western 18e.@20c. Wbiaky steady.
New York Stook Market
Mew Y'at, October 2 —Stocks lower; Chicago and Rock
643 , 4; Illinois Central, 71%; Michigan Southern ;
N. V. Central, 81A; Reading, 47%; Milwaukee and Mix
16%; Virginia 6's, 9334;; Michigan Control, 62;
Erie. 16 i ; Lacrosse Lendfirauta, 213; Panama IL K., L. 18;
Pacific Mall Company.. 104%.
LirH EN R Y CLAY and ulong het of hartlittin - gtilled
cotemporarire in the United litotes eel eAn 4nd use
of ItepreseLtatives halm given tun strongest testimony of
the benefits which they derived from the 'lsnot . WILSON'S
HEADACHE PILLS. Such testimony as this it entitled to
gravo consideration. This invalusble remedy is propel ed
and sold by B. L. FA UN ESTOOIi & CO., Wholesale Dint-
gists, and proprietors of B. L. FAHNESTOC!..t.'S
BUGS, No. 60, corner of Wm.> I mni icourth streets, Pitts
burgh, Pk;.
803 advarthioneut on third page of this day's psv...r.
R. T. KENNEDY
PEARL STE'AM•MILL,
LI, ga.iiEN Y CITY,
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.
WIIbIAT, ItYR. AND UORN PUBC.ii A :`.l)
FLOUiI, CoRN MICAt, AND IIuNIIN
SIAN llk'AerkiliEb AND vELlViiiiEb
PrITSBUILtiII /4.1,D A Y
CASIi uN 1/E.41 V Y
au A,derwl
JOSEPH MEYER,
MANUFACTURER OF
'aney & Plain Furniture & Chairs,
Wstreroonts, 424 Penn street,
ABOVE THE CANAL BRIDGE,
lirir In addition to the Burulturn bush:leas, I abut devote
attention to UNDERTAZING. Houma and Carriages
arulihed
AUCTION SALES
DAILY SALES AT NO. 54 FIFTII ST.,
At the new Commercial Sales 'emus, No. 64, Fifth
street, every week day, are held publi. ;ales of goods in all
variety, suited for the trah and consumers, from a larg,
stock which is constantly replenished with t,esil cunsitu
mutts, that most be closed forthwith.
Al' 10 O'CLOCK, A. IL,
Dry Goods and fancy articlvs, comprising nearly everything
needed in the lino for personal and fatally use; table cut
AC.
lery; hardware; clothing; boots andM., shoes; ladies were.
AT 2 IYOLOOII., P.
Household and kitchen furniture, new and second-baud
beds and bedding; carpets; elegant iron stone China aam
stoves; cooking utensils; groceries, Ac.
AT 7 1:POLOOK, P.
Fancy articles; Watctleg; clacks; Iowa 1:2 ; Magical rostra-
meats; guns; clottiMg; 41,17 gam; boots and shoes . book
stationery, &c. 18681 I'. M. DAVIS, Auot.s
STOCKS AND BONDS, AT AUCTION.-
On TUESDAY EVENING, Oc'uher sth, at 7 o'clock
at the Oummero al Sales Rooms, 54 Fifth street, will be sold:
35 shares Exchange Bank of Pittsburgh.
13 do Citizens' Bank of Pittsburgh,
2 Coupon, 7 Cent. Mortgage Construction Bands,
Pitssburg Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad Co • I,lesoo each
4 six per cent Coupon Bonds county of Butler, Pa ,
$lOOO o:.ch.
ocl P. M. DAMS, Auctioneer.
WII.OI4ES ALE PAPER WAREHOUSE.
—The attention of dealers In Paper, Is Invited to
our largely increased stock of Writing Papers of ull sires
and qualitlei, and at low prices.
WM. 0 JOUNSTON a CO.,
163:30 67 Wood street.
DIME PALM SOAP—I. have just roceiv
i ed a large supply of fine Palm Soap, from Hull's cele•
brated mannfactmy.Also, a largo lot of Cleavers and Low
.t Sou's direly flavor ed Honey Soaps, constantly on band at
JOS. 1/LIMING'S,
.06 Corner Dtarool3ll and garbot it.
BLACK VELVET RIBBONS-Fifty-eight
cartons of the beat brands, in all widths, for sale
cheap, ht (se2i) INANE'S, 17 Market street.
OINED BLONDS.-2000 dozen in White,
u Black, and Magpie, fresh from the looms of Groat
Britain, and for solo cheap, at tiORNB'S,
77 Market Street.
- -
DLEASE CALL and see our all wool
'Plaids at 31 1 /..; cents; doable width ditto, 8734 cents,
and the cheapest lot of French Merinos in the city, at 62!.i
cents—ell colors. C. HANSON LOVE,
ee24 73 Market street.
1.5 ACRES OF GOOD LAND, 300 FRUIT
trees, a well of good ureter, dwelling house of eight
rooms, situate et one mite below hfeKeeeport, and near to
Iteiliroad Station, fir sale on easy terms by
sett 8. CUTHEIMIT a EON, 61 Market et.
BURNING FLUID—A superior article of
Barning Fluid constantly on hand and for sale by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
se24 Corner Diamond and Market street.
5 ACRES of choice land, a large dwelling
house, fivit trees, meadow, good water, &c., for
VW, for sale by 9: CUTHBERT & 801.4,
51 Market street.
A (10.0 D house and lot au Webster street for
moo. For ealQ Lx B. OUTEBERT & SON,
51 Market ,treat.
®NE AND AZA.1. 4 1 0 ACRES or GROUND
pleasantly situate on Alt. Wastthigtc.li, with cottage
//welling How, Stable, Well, 'Fruit Treea, (*rape : Wl/ea,
Strawberries, good fence, etc. The home contains a hall,
four rooms and -a kitchen- 5200 worth of Btrawberriea
were sold from this plat:abut *moon. For price and terms,
call at the reateatate office of O. OUTaßlin t, 808,
aGS 61 616460 Upset.
=II
PITTSBURGH ; P A
tnr22:dly—lu
SPECIAL NOTICES,
PERMAN ENT ;OFFICE.
001IPLYINO WITH THE URGENT REQUEST CIF HUN
/REDS OF TI/EIR FATIENTS,
LES. O. AL FMB AND J. W. SYKES
Have concluded to remain
PERMANENTLY IN PITTSBURGH,
And may be consulted at their °Mee,
No. 101 :'casa street.,
'i';',J2tl',E; 1 4 3. CLAIR HOTEL,
Dally, except Euudape, f„r CoNSIT
Ult./N(111111S and ALL ( TilE... n.oNltri OUAIPLA_NTS,
complicated with, or causing pulmonary disease, Including
Catarrh, Heart Disease, Affections of the Liver,
Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Female Complaints, ,te.
!Ali /ITCH & SYIS.EB would state that their treatment
LB based upon the fact that the disease exists
to U I blood and system at large, both before and during its
sevsispnums in the lungs, and they therefore employ Mechan
lost, and Medical remedies to purify the blood and
stretnythen the system. WM these, they use MEDIOAL IN
HA LATIoNS, which they value highly, but only as Putties
noes, (having no Ouralire effects when used atone,) and Inva
lids are earnestly cautioned against wasting the precious
time at curability Cu any treatment based upon the plausi
ble, bat false idea that the "seat of the disease ran ts- reeolp•-.1
Is a direct tanansr thr, es Leh, afs,t,l, the
scat ,A• Ltnnt-cr is ha the 1.1.1 its tile k,14
1...:Ke for c,untilthti—ci.
A 11 , :t .4 atAt ham r, l ho e.,trt to thc.4e wlehluu L. cuuen it
un by lector. turat.tiew
r 'rut.] A aTIFI.CIIAL LIGHT:JIM; MAT F. AS II ES
U'ltY through the Atlantic Cable, bears lest resemblance
to the lightning of heaven, than Chistadore's [lair Dye
be..ri to the natural coloring matter of black and brown
hair. Quick as a flash it darkens the grey, red or sandy
fibres of the head, the lips, and the chin to au ebony hue,
while it leuds'a healthy lustre to them. It contains no caus
tic, and ten minutes, otwe In six or eight Weeks, is all the
time required for its application. Sold everywhere, and ap.
plied by all hair dreleoara OHISTADOItti, No ti Astor
liuusa, New York. l 3 H. KhYSN:It,
•o,2linderw Agent at Pittsburgh.
OFFICE OF THE
PITTSBURGH AND BURTON MINING COMPANY,
Pittsburgh, September 11th, 1858.
fr ivoTieb: —The Stockholders of the Pitteburgh and
Boston Minin.t Company me hereby uot:fied that a
speolsi meeting will he held at the Mike of the Company,
in the city of t'itteburgh, ou WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of
L:totter, at 3 o'clock, P. id , L coutider the subject at organ•
rug an tiddittoual company, with a view to a more rapid
development of their extensive mining territory.
By order of the Board at Directut 8,
THOMAS M. HONE, Secretary
INTEIS.E.AT UJUPu•NII 01 the
Bottle of Lawrence County, Mimed to the PPPTS.
DURUM AND ERIN RAILROAD COMPANY, due July,
186 will be paid at the office of W. H. WILLIAMS di CO.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. The change In place of payment la made
lo consequence of the failure of the Ohio Lilo Insurance
and Trust Ocrupany, New York, where the Ottipone are
avable By order of
1.0 1 TRH COMMISSIONNRS.
ME,DICA L.
DR. R. A. WILSON'S
Tonic, Cathartic, and Anti-Dyspeptic
PILLS
PREPARED AND SOLD HY
B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
WH. EBALE DRUGGISTS,
A ') PROPRINTOR
B. L. FAIINL.-)TUCK'S VERNIIFUUE,
No. 60 corner of Wood and Fourth Streetr,
P I '1"1 . ti Is Ultti tl , PENN'A
r LEESE PILLS HAVE NOW, 'ftr A
1 itrtdo„,i silent, been before tho public hi ad, ....thin
of the y for a pet toil of over tweuty yenta, all I item
the ho L hot bee iiie - e gtol'a!ly kLY•WIi d0..4f1-
1.1.1( the length and breadt of the lend, it might, pei hap+,
be mferred that they are locking In tumour the great eaeq
tiale
of a family medicine, or that there are oilier Pulls their
superior, etc.; Lot tioCIL 110.,0t0, Ia nil. the ,00ld, thNr sup•
ply froth a wuot of disposition ur ability, uu the part id the
original proprietor, (Dr. Wilsou,) uus al way. halite.] t, Hoch
an extent as at times to render it difficult to fill home or ders,
but with even this d:salvanta , re wherever used they have
never failed to call to. Lb the strongest testimony In their
favor—testlmony in many instances unsolicited—not gotten
up expressly for publicity—but freely proffered to
ties ln
center as expressions of gratitude fur the groat behetity
iVed truie the two of these truly wonderful Pills, iu to of of
which We BUbjOill the following:—
We, the subscribers, Ministers of the Gospel, amino:tubers
of the Pittsburgh Annual Confereac • of the Methodist blphy
copal Church, having each and all of ua, during the past
few years, heel freqtiout opportnnities of learning and trying
the character of Dr. ft. A. Wilson's Tonic, Cathartic, and
Anti-Dyspeptic Pills, are prepared tu o and now state with
pleasure, in this communication, that we know them to be
en excellent medicine, and, as such, recommend their rise
to our friends and acquaintances, net only as a specific for
rich-Headache and Dyspepsia for which they are meow.-
mended, but as 4 onto family remedy among children, and
for tile prevention and removal of Bilious attacks etc.
Revs. Jas. 3, Hansom, Win D. Lemon, Jno. L Williams,
Thus. Baker, Francis H. Road, Harvey Bradshaw, Wesley
Smith, Moises Tichnoll, A. Jackson, Cornelius Jackson, W.
Browning, Hosea McCall, E. lays, B. F. Sedwick, 0. Martin,
Thos. Mcornth, J. M. Roger, Wm. Smith, N. Callender, S.
It. Brockunier, C. IL Battle, John West, Wm Tipton, C.
Hodgson, John Murray, S. Dunlop, Dr. J. J. Jamison.
i From the corresponding Conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church, signing the si.ne.l
Revs. Goo. Brown, Geo. Hughes, Joel Dolby. Jr., Z. Itagau,
Jar. Browning, Wm. Ross. Robt. Simonton, Jno. Clark, Jas.
'S. Piper, John Burns, Daniel G. Caron, John Bratty.
My experience is not as extensive as the expression in the
above certificate; but as far us my opportunity of testing
the virtues of Dr. Wilson's Ptil,a taus eccurred, I cheerfully
,L,turse the sentiment of their superior value.
WILLIAM REEVES
From tho Hey. 1. 8. Hubbard, Ohto, Oct 27, 1839
DEL Wusaw:-1 feel myself a thousand times obliged to
you. I have fur some years been afflicted with tho dyepep•
aia and, from the good effects already produced by your
pills iu my case, I am persuaded that the continued use of
them will finally effect a thorough cure; I therefore, wish
you to send me four Luxes by the bearer of this, and oblige
eiC. Baum 81IARP.
tlx tract of a letter from WI. Camp, an ,lderly gentleman of
Virginia, who has raised a numerous family, of tome
medical regaling, an 1 much experience in the use of
Medicine.
I do most earnestly hope that yoci will adopt some plan
to supply us with your most excellent Auti•Dyspeptic Pill.
I have been 41 the nabit of using it myself, and in my fami
ly, from the time you first brought them into use in our
neighborhood, and upon all occasions have found them to
answer the purpose for which they wereadministered My
wife has born vary much afflicted with sick headache, and,
by using one-half of on of the pills, has uniformly found
relief. I think It superfluous to enumerate the different
complaints for which I have administered these pills. flut ,
flee it to say that, sr far as the numerous complaints set out
In the wrapper have fallen under my notice, the pill has had
the desired e f fect in removing the same; and so far as my
tell have been concerned, I can say that they leave the
bowels in better order than the use of any other cathartic
that I have used,
aru, 4ir, your frieud And well-wisher,
eeld..tw JAMBS M. OAMP
DAGUERREAN GALLERIES
atil4.ly—Ls
IL M. CARGO & CO.,
Photographers and Akinbrotyptsts,
NEW YORK GALLEEY,
filth atroet, and
SUNBEAM GALLERY,
S. W. cor. of Market atroot soil Diamond, Pittoloargn.
PRIORS TO SUIT ALL. my 0:114p
A M BROTY PEA' 8 -
A INA UTIkUI. AND DURABLE PIOTURII
WARRANTHD, CAN U 1 HAD AS LOW
AS AT ANY FIRST WASS UTABLISHMENT
IN TUE COUNTRY, AT
la 0 G ER 6'
N DAGUERREAN AND AriII3ROTY
tiKY SIDB-1.10112'
G A 1 . 4 F, a V
62RKEIT,Ilili6111.1( OrYOBII . IIIIIE rueDoitstiii
VICTUII,BiI taken In all the various styles, lu an)
weather, and warranted to pima+, at reasonable rates.
tit. Sick or deceased persona taken at their residenna
atall aw-la
Removed to 21 Fifth Street.
VA_ROO t CO.'S PHOTOGRAPHIC AND
J ANIIIRCYFYPE GALLIIIII2 has been remmved from
70 Fourth street, to No. 21 Firth street, nest Ildr.rket.
These rooms having been built especially for the purpose,
with three large lights, aro not surpassed in the city for
comfort, convenience and excellence In arrangement.
ter. Our old friends and patrons, and those wishing su
perior likenesses, are invited to call. rel. Reception Room
and Specimens on the ground door. ap7
STEAMBOATS.
ZANESIVIII I LIE.
_
For Itlarletta and Zanesville.
The steamer FNMA, GB AriA NI °apt:: Mos.
AYB" will leave for the above and all
intermediate porta on every TUESDAY, at
4 o'clock, P. M.
for freight or peasosre apply on board. f lad
A. H. C. BROCKEN,
No: 22 Cliff Street, New YOrk,,
MANUFACTURER OF
GLASS SYRINGES, lIOMCEOPATIIIO
VIALS, GRADUATED MEASURES,
NURSING BOTTLES, ETO.
alma Ware for Ohm:aids, Dragslets ; Porfamers, Photo.
graphern, etc. Grum Glow Wars ty the package.
al discount made to the tmdo. Orders from Oountry•Drug•
t r 6 and Pas.lkili satiated Prlos 144 s sant on applica•
/B(kaal
WALL'S, Wrath etre:A.
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. & T. GROUTT,
IIITOLLTKI/8 OP
BRANDIES, GINS, WINES, ETC.,
DEALERS IN
FINE OLD MONONGAHELA RYR WHISKY. P ; 7 ..4 Oa
AND APPLE BRANDY. ALSO,
RECTIFIERS AN D DISTIL.LRRS,
Corner of Smithfield B.nd Penni Street,
apl4] PITTSBURGH, PA.
S. B. & C. P, MARKLE,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PRINTING, JOB, AND ALL HINDS OF WRAPPING
Warehouse, No. 27 Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Rags bought at market prices. myB
REMOVAL.
t iF OHN MOORHEAD has removed to
No. 74 Water street, below Market
JOHN MOORHEAD.
COMMI SS 10 N MERCHANT,
YOR Tall BALI 0/
PIC METAL AND BLOOMS,
Nu. 74 WATER STREET, BELOW MARKET,
mrlio PITTSBURGH, PA
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
LSAAO JONES JNO. L. BOYD WM. MoOULLOUGH
JONES, BOYD & CO.
11.815137L0W11118 or
CAST STEEL.
ALSO,
SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL,
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
Corner Koss and *First St ,
jy2b PITTSBURGH, PA.
mOORHEAD Si CO.,
MANOFACTIIRF.R OF
American, Plain & Corrugated,
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON,
For Lioodng, Guttering, Spouting, Le.
AGENTS FOR WOOD'S PATENT
IMITATION RUSSIA SHEET IRON.
WOrobionoc. No. 138 Klirst street,
mr26:ly-is
MIME=
D. 13. ROGERS & CO.,
MANIIPAOTIIIIBLIS Or
RuORP.2'
,EMPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
Coaxes ROBB AND FIRST STREWS,
L. C. HEPBURN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND CONVEYANCER
011101 WlTtl U. LLIEPRUMIN.
Na. 99 Voarth atroct
JAMES A. FETZER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant.,
FOR VIZ BALI OF
lour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Seeds, Driod Fruit
and Produce generally,
Corner of Market and First streets.
PITTEIBUttaII. PA.
Rana to—Fraucis G. Bailoy, Ear., William Dilworth, Sr.,
. Cuthbert A Son, Pittsburgh; Boyd A Ott, Retaken &
wearlugeu, B. Brady, Caal.. M. & M. Bank. List A Howell,
w,
Ma & 0%., George W. Andureou, Donlu Paxton & Co.
WbauliTur. rtIYW.29I-f
E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO.,
IMPORTERS or
WINES, BRA.NDIES, &C.,
ALSO DISALEItS IN
FIN F, 0140 If ISI~SC.~a
NO. 6, NOKTLI FRONT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
GO AND SEE
VLURGE P. WERTZ'S
iThrst Premium Blind Factory,
OuttN ER THIRD AND MARKET STS., PITTSBURGH.
rrillOSE WISHING TO FURNISH THEIR
L House with VENITIAN BLINDS, of the most exqui
site and elaborate finish, will find it to their interests to give
uxe a call before purchasing elsewhere. My work Is got up
by the best mechanics (nut apprentices.) Every attentionls
given to the wants of customers. Prices low. All work
warranted. No. 71 THIRD Street. Pittsburgh. jmyb:lyb
DAVID H. WILLIAMS,
01 VIL ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR
ik.„ o ) FOR THE ERECTION WI GAS WORKS, for Irma five
garners and upwards, aqui for Heating Buildings, public or
private, by Stogy. Hot Water or Furnaces.
rayS:liris PITTSBURGH. PA.
WCREERY & CO.
(Strocrasoas TO Hornier, M'Classair A 00_0
VORWARDING dND COMMISSION
MPROFIMITS, Wholesale Dealers In Produce, Moor
and Wool, No. 114 Second ctreot, Pittsburgh,
Springer Ilarbsugh, Joseph E. Sider, Bt. Lords;
Pittsburgh; Fenton Bros.,
U. Childs A. Co., '• Cornell & Dorsey, re;
Sagaley, Cosgrave a Co., •' Garret &Litutiml'ltiladelphica
idaCandless,llleaus A Cu., James,Aeut,'Santee A Co. "
G. W. Smith, & Co., " Weaver h Graham,
Geo. M. A L. /lord, Cincinnati g6OllCy Sterling A Uu ,
A. 13. Ironton & Bros., •' Yard, Gilmore A ,
utyaltf
WILLIAM CLAYTON & CO.,
WEIQLESALE AND 11.11 TAIL
1.11411J0R MERCHANTS,
NO. 97 DIAMOND ALLEY,
Near Wood strebt,
Jgity- Always on hand, Blackberry; Cherry, and Cognac
lirandies, Old Monougalipla and Rectified Whieky, of the
eo Loa quality. .1:$4; dalelydals
WILLIAM" BAGALET,
WH OLESALE GROCER 9
Nos. 18 and 20 Wood Street,
jy23: a
W. H. Mo3NE
a. Doses.
Mc(]E E & C 0
MNII.OHANT TAILOSB,
Dcaletti in Ready 1 , 4E.ti0 Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnish
lag Gouda, corner of Federal atriqit and Market Square hale
gheny City, Pa.
M ARBLE! MARBLE!?
.TO NI .71211CaRGO
HAS A HEAUT/FITL SELECTION OP
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES,
Enclosurem, Punt®, Surf., &C.
The public are respectfully Wilted to evil:mine our stock
Pricee low, and work warranted.
rsn, sus (31311/11TV
POINT BOX FACTORY.-
BUSHA GIUTEINDORF
Manufacture to order, HOXFS suitable for Soap and Candles,
hardware and Variety 0004 etc., etc.
GA. Order. promptly filled
ECOBIELI DALliaLl AItIIS 1. aalmusa
1 OBERT DALZELL & CO., Wholesale
jul d Grocers; Commission and Forwarding Merctianta and
Dealers In Produce and Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. 251
Libarty greet, Pittsburgh. Pa. morn*.
SAMUEL FMINESTOCK,
IJ IMPORT) R AND DEALEM IN
Foreign and Domestic:l Hardware,
No. 74 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
Tho subscriber has received, in addition to his fall dock
of hardware, a very heavy stock of Moat and Sausage Clat
ters and Staffers, and a very large stock of Sleigh Bells,
loose and on strings, of a much superior quality to that
aerially sold in the market, all of which will be sold on the
lowed terms. (e 827) BAHL. PAIINESTOOII.
CARTWRIGHT & YOUNG
(Succepors to Mn 4 Chrtsirright,)
ANDFADTURERS AND IMPORTERS
_IL of Pocket and Table Cutlery, Surgical and awl Don-
Instraments, Guns, Pistols, Fishing Tackle, etc., No. Pi
Wood street. They give special attention the manufactur.
lig of Trusses, Supporters, ete. Jobbing and Repairing
ith punctuality and despatch. apl?
FURNI'fIIRE FOR CASH.— •
A ball assortment of
Pittsburgh manufactured PIIIINPPIIII.II, embracing
BUREAUX,
BOOK CAISsiS,
WARD ROBES,
And every article needed in a well furnished dwelling, as
well as a epledid assortment of
OFFICE FURNITURE,
Constantly on hand and made to order. As the only terms
on which business is done at this establishment is for DASH.
Prices are made accordingly. persons in want of anything
in the above line, would be advantaged by calling at
PAOICINIIII. d IIIWINII,
No. 103 Bmithileld street, Palms Fifth.
.7. D. gamma,
Jana M. Tinni. zevntlY
VARS
100 bbla Baltimore " B."
541 1
80 " Powdered;
30 " Lovertng's Granulated;
Jut received and for sale by
ILITYAIER ANDERSON,
No. 89 Wood street,
se27 Opposite,tbe St. Cbariea Aotel
LET.—That Store Room, on the center
of Wocd and First streets, occupied by Robert :Lear.
son, as a liquor store. YOZEK:1331011 given en the Brat of Oct°.
bu. Inquire of u. H. RYAN,,
se2s:lw No. F 4 ilifth street.
CIHESTER'SGOTHIC HALL CLOTHING
A,/ STORE and Merchant Tailoring titablishmont, Fortier
of Wood street and Diamond Alley. We have now on band
one of the most dearble assortments of Piece Ooo4e, em
bracing everything that is new in the ithape of over-Cc at.
Inge, Vestings or Pantaloon Staffs and.many new fabrics for
business salts. Those will be made rip in the best common
at mash lower prices than the mama gotids con he obtained
r4esstesre. Audi hisolOo•11.
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PITTSBURGH, PA
D. B. BOG P.
PUTSBUR 6EI . PA
PITTSBURGH, PA
P ITTSBUB.G 13
,UaUS.EMENTS.
IT T SHURGH THEATRE.
Bole Lessee ajd Manager,.
Stage Direct r .
PRICEEI e ADIMB/ON:
Dread Circle tuid l'aileette.6oo Oircle....--.......25c.
Colored Boxea J ACtc colored Ga11ery.....».-250.
Tickets to Private 80xe5..760 Whole 80x05...---45 00 -
Proagenium Doren $3 00.
First night a the engagement c t the eminent Amodam
agedian, Mr. J. B P... t - , V.:rn from England,
where his lospersoriatiOLS Losifb Lee;. cue theme of admira
ticn with both the press sn4 poinc.
THIS BVENIBiI, October 4th, wilt t prezenkA,
RICM#aID 111
Richard LIT
...Mr. J. B. Roberta.
Richmond Mr. M'Farland.
Queen Elizabeth.i.'tlliiCordelia Cappell .
Dan co Bliss Jennie Bight.
Dance ............... .... .... Julia Turnbull,
The whole to conclude with
BETSY BA.E.SII.
aa - To-morruw will appear.
Doom open at 7 o'clock. CZ73,1: - .. rtaco at 7%. Bo: Office
open from 10 to 3 p'elock.
FOSTER'S NEVI NATI:0;1(U TOEATRE.
I C FoL•T .
J kl.oo'Tult.Stage Dir-cter
OUNTIIVIIED NOVELTY
THIS SVENLYGJ Octer 4th, 185 e, Aqaba acted,
PAT LYON: or, THP'BLAC.F.B.MiTIi PHILADELPHIA
Pat Lyon DLr. Foster. I Maglnly
Cunningham..._ it I.Mcßride. A. Graham
To be followed by 'the celebrated extravaganza of
t.4f OSE IN CHINA
Ili!. Posta. Syksey Mr. Magithey.
The whole to conclude with a nidScellaneone concert by
he original
BURR WS MINSTRELS.
•
JOHN M'CARTHT,
BILL, CIRCULAR AND CARD
Dtc•trtbntor and Poster, -
PITTNBURGE, ed.
Will promptly attend to the Lstrihating and Posting of
BILLS, OIROULAILS, OARDS AND PROGRAMMER,
Per Railroads, Ships, pteamboato, Amusements, Sales, Eto.
All orders, either ti` 4 - • telexam.h, or otherwise, sent
to tile of the D ity Morning Big, will be faithfully
attended to.
Pa ••kagea fd - warie I by the Adams Express Company will
be promptly dial - oast:l uccort•lng to directions. sel4
SEWING MACHINES.
THE $2O AND $4O
DOIIIIiSLE 1,00.11 BTITCII
SEWINg MA \ CHINES!
Are now bn Exhibition, at the
HOSIER'N
mg. DALY,
NO. 20 rIP7I-1 STRBET,
These Machines are admitted to be the beet ip market for
family use, making an elastic; double thread Mitch, which
will not rip ven if every fourth stitch be cit. It is the
only low priced double thread Machine in market. Orders
will be receive(' and promptly filled by
M. DAL Agent,
No. 20 Fifth street, on the corner of M ket alley,
• Pit rgh, Pa.
NOTICE-M. ft.s I.Y. u.. the coraer 9f Fifth street
and Market alley, is l ie .nly oc.i of the n• 31110 in briefness
on this street. t jylfifty
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UttEAl SUPEHIORITY OF
T HE
SD GP
Over• all othora, for LC. uno .1 I aad ttlloo Mannfac
turere, Harness Mator , , Carriage Trimmor3 aid iJoach
Makore, has long knoll L nom/ and pra:•cicallya^hnowlegod.
HIS NEW i'AitIBILW fRACIIINE,
Which In a light, cord,,,t, and highly oroautootai ntachhaa,
(doing its work etitoilry wen .rith , t.i larg, ,nachines,) and
mast become a farori , f r futuii., Es , '
e-ilt" A tall cupply of the above Mucch...3 for gale ut Naw
York prices, by I It :1311,17J, ::::. Market etreet,
iinl9:ly-2p l'iznbuzgh, Petite:a,
W. ELLIOTT,
THE first place l in public estimation is Dim
Justly accorded a, the 2ROVER & BAKER MA
CHINE, for family Seining, for the folioming reasons
Ist. It Is MORE SIMPLE and EASILY KEPT IN ORDER
than any other machine.
/d. It makes a seam which :rill .NOT RIP or RAVEL,
though every third stitch fs cat.
Ed. It sews from twd ordinary spool, and thus all trouble
of winding thread is avoided, while tho aamo Machine can
be adapted, at pleasnro, by a more change of spool; to all
varieties of work.
4th. Thetitunelfacitdri. raps lin f eu thread and apoci
cotton, with equal facility.
6th. The Beam Ii ka 'ole.:the ai the elatttic, resbrtc, eu
that it Ig tree from all IdABILITY w DRHAE, In WASH.
INti o 1R0D1124421, or otherwise.
Bth. The stitch made by this Machine is more BIiAIITI
VOL than any other Made, either by hand or machine
OPINIONS OF TILE PRESS
Grover A Baker'a Is the best—{Amer. Agriculturist.
To all of which the Tribune says, amen.—[N. Y. Tribune.
It le all that it dal* t be.—(N. Y. Independent.
It finishes its own murk; others do not.—[Home Journal.
Wo give it the profd•ence.-lAmer. Baptist.
It weds only to do 50C..1 to be appreciated.—{phrezw,
Journal.
Adapted for woole4s, lidos) ct cotton.—[Amer. Medical
Monthly.
We like Grover g Bak• is bust.—{Ladies' Wreath.
" Which la the best!" G.,vcr Bakeee —.H. V. Dispatch.
Fuperior to ail others—[N. Y. Mercury.,
preeWe have no ealtatkia in recommending Y. _
s. l 1
It requires no reapooling —IN. Y. Eraurellat.
For family use they ere o arivaled.--[N. Y. Daily News.
They sew a semis that not rip—[N. Y. Courier.
It performs nobly and exp,litieusiy.— L N. Y. 'Examiner.
Remarkable for the elasticity of seam.—[Police Gazette.
Well adapted to aUlland,s of fiddly rewing.—'N. Y. Obs.
The most 'blessed (oven' LAI of modern times,—EMoth.
Magazine.
Best adapted for tardily use.—{lv. Y. Day Book.
We do not hesitate to recommend it —4 . 11. Y. Chi-oracle,
It sews strongly and does not rip.--ILife Iliustrdtod.
The prince of, inventiosa---i Prot. Churchman.
It is woman's best giend.--iti. Y. Weekly News.
And two hundred more reformces.
To Clergymen nnd Benevolent Soo/elle..
The (ROVER @ B ABER. ` , kI9 , ING aCIBINH t)O. will
sell, for the present, t 0 Clergymen and Benevolent Boaletios
their superior machinb at one-half the usual retail prise.
0. Burnam; Agent,
No. 2t EMI street.
rpHE CH E I CAL OLIVE EBASIVE
SOAP, manufactured by B. C. h J. U. Sawyer, ro
receives the prefers :4e over all other kinds ever offered for
family use.
Its advantages over other Soaps are :-11t. It is cheaper
to use, one pound being equal to throe of common rosin
Soap. 2d. Half the t.rae need only be occupied in washing
when this Soap is used in place of other Soup. ad. Labor
in washing can be nearly dispensed with as the clothes
will require little if any rubbing, thus avoiding their wear
on the wash-board. poiliag the clothes is unnecessary
when this Soap is used, and hard or salt water answers
equally as well as soft. nth. Printers, Machinists, Painters
and others, find it ithisuperior to other Soaps. It speedily re
moves grease, tar, aint, printers' ink and dirt front the
hands, leaving the a in aoft, and free from chapping.
To avoid the labor of robbing the clothes, and the 1186 of
the wash-board, the following directions should be followed
For the washing Of eight or ten of a wails, take one
pound of Soap, cat it into shavings, and. dissolVe in Ono
gallon of hot water'!, put the clothes into a tub containing
about tea gallons of warm water; pour in the - dissolved
Soap, and stir thormighly. Let them soak twenty to thirty
minutes, wring anti and rinse in warm water once, cold
water twice. A ve,y dirty wrist-baud, or team, or grease
snots, may require I a slight rubbing,. but otherwise the
clothes will come out clean and white, without rubbing or
boiling. Cold water, may be used in place of hot, requiAng
about double time in soaking.
sar Observe our name on each bar.
For sale, in any qaantity, at our warehotute, No. 41 Wood
meet, and at our vtprka, opp,.. , eite the Round Home, Penn
sylvania avenue. B.C.& 3,1 E. BA.WYEIt,
ocl I No. 47 Wood street.
CIAP OIL
Its, of silk, and
OTH.--On muslin, imitation
• A few pints on hand, for Eala low
26 and 23 Clair aixost
J. B. Paunch.
flO wanted OPEß to watt S ;W
on ANT tigh E t w D
ork. —2
I nquire good
ot Coopers
ILI
JAMS A. ETTIEGB.
,e2l 00111er ITarket and Pourth ntranta.
I 0 FIRR PROOF MINERAL PAINT
6 toad of differ e nt colon on band Rod for sale at
e 6 and 28 81.01aIr street,
J. t. H. PHILLIPS.
111111AILY'S PATENT CURTAI
TtlilL,'S for /ale', wholuals and ratao, at
26 and 2S St. Clair street.
J. & H. PHILLIPS.
WAGON • REASE—in bans; koge, and
barrbla, roie3 red cad br sale by
UNNAY ti. -COGLINS.
NEW WALL PAPERS AT ELE
penoa par roll, for sale by
re 23 , • ' IP. P. ,40,11 AR 00.
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