F ALL
DRY . GOODS
t. HANSON LOVE'S,
No. 74 Market Street,
BETWEEN FOURTH 13TICEUr AND THE DIAMOND,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
SIGN OF THE ORIGINAL BEE HIVE
The subscriber hasp:lst returned from Philadelphia, New
York, Boston, and some of the Manufacturing towns in the
New England States, soli! to get a portion of our DObIES
TIC GOODS direct from the manufacturers, and save one
profit in receiving them in that way. Our stock of FOR
EIGN GOODS bee never been so complete.
DRESS" GOODS:
RICH DRESS SIRS, in Plain Black and Figured.
V Ritz{ RICH DRESS SILKS, Plaid, Striped and Brocaee
V Y RICH SUR, ROBES, Black_ and Colored.
RICH ALL WOOL 310IIS DE LAIN S.
RICH ROBS MOUS DR LAINS.
`... RICH COTTON AND WOOL MOOS DE LAINS.
FRENCH MERINOS
COBUR G S,
The largest stock in the city, and
LETTER GOODS FOR THE PRICE
CAN BE FOLIciD IN ANY OTHER HOUSE WEST OF
TILE SIOUNTAINS,
MEE=
AT AUCTION
BO 11 G-1-11'
IN
AItGE QUANTITIES AT LOW PRICES,
AND FILL UC 2C-dVLD AT A VT.}IT
SMALL ADVANCE ON EASTERN COST
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS,
Of entirely now designs, such as the
I'ALMA
And many ct'
NOVELTIES IN SHAWLS AND CLOAKS..:
We have been able Co offer so large and yartidis stock of
all ain,l3 of SHAWLS and CLOAKS.
NEEDLE WORK :
COLLARS, SETS AND SLEEVES,
FLOUNCINGS,
EDGINGS,
icrIOURNING GOODS :
DLAOR DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CRAPE VEILS,
CaLLARP, GLOVES
B VERY OTHER ARTICLE IN THE LINE
MOURNING GOODS
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS
BLEACIED AND lINBLEAOEfED MIISLINS,
IC KINGS,
CHECKS,
OINGIIAIIB,
PRINTS,
KENTUCKY JEANS,
TWEEDS,
SATINIUTS,
CASSIMERES, CLOTHS,
And every other article niroally kept in a
WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS
As many of the above goterhsve been bought from the
MANUFACTURERS and AT AUCTION FOR NET CASH,
we are enabled to sell them ac LOW AS THEY CAN BE
PURCHASED IN MANY OP THE WHOLESALE HOUSES
tu the Eastern rifles. In short, we never have been able to
orler Et) large and nttractiva a stock to oar numerous cos.
t timers and the public generally.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY. - "al
C. HANSON LOVE,
Formerly Young, Stevenson & Love,
and I Ore Brothers,
No. 74 MARKET STREET,
PIITS.DURGII. PA.
■ol3lmd&w
CA.RRIA.GES.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
AND
EASTERN REPOSITORY
JOSEPH WnITE
11AS JUST RECEIVED AT HIS RE
POSITORY, situated near the Two Mile t
Bun, between Pittsburgh and Lawrenceville, a
splendid and general assortment of Carriages, Buggies, nu
kies, etc. His arrangements are such that he is constantly
receiving new and second-hand-vehicles. and the public may
rely on always finding a good stock on hand. He also man
ufactures to order, on short notice,
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
And all pertaining to the business. With eighteen years
practical experience in this business and his well-known
tactlities, he flatters himself that he offers great Induce ° ments
to purchasers.
Afie - The establishment is located on the route of tho Kr
minor Omnibus Line of Coaches, passing the door every
fifteen minutes. selCorlsw
tV#__ C. WEST & CO., MEME:
tWiTIFLCTITILIMB
CARRIAGES,
BoGEAWAYE, BUGGIES, SULKIES AND SLIGULIS
No. 1.97 Penn street, PrrfBBURGH, PA.
.I,Q All work warranted to be of the beet materials and
workmanship.
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL
Smelting Works.
PARK M'CURDY & CU ,,
ANUFACTIMERS OF SHEATHING,
jyEL Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Bottoms,
Ra d 9,01 Bottoms, Speller Solder, , also importers and
.1/ okra in Metals, Tin Plate, Sheet lion, Wire, &T. Constantly
on hand, Tinmen'e Machines and Tools. Warehouse, N 0.149
First, and 120 Second street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders
of Copper eat to any deefred pattern. my2lkaydaw
NEW FUR HAT AND CAP STORES
No. 96 Wood street, next door to S. McClnrkan's
ane opposite the Excelsior Eating House.
A DONNELEIT has a complete assortmentet Bras, Hats,
Cale, etc. I.dies' and Gentlemen's Furs cleaned and alter
ed to the newest fashion, end at the shortest notice. Good
u.l tasteful work warranted, as Mr. Donneleit received a
Diploma and the first prize at the Provincial Exhibition,
C :nada; and has worked to the largest cities in the world—
London, Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam, Warsaw, Hamburg,
r' ew York and Montreal. As a practical workman, he so•
licits the patronage of the public of Pittsburgh. Stars,
Cep a. Gloves, Cloaks and Plush Cape made to order.
IJ4 - Cash paid for Pure. 84,29
CABINKT MAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS
COMPANICN--Compeisinz lb* rudiments and prin.
rice is of Cabinet Maki,g and Ifpholstery, with the art of
1,..t5.-..cg applicable to Cabinet work, the art of dyeing and
et stall. g Wood, Ivory. Bone, Tortoise Shell, etc., directions
Blackening, &Toning and Varnishing, to make French
P.li.da. to prepare the beat Glues, Cements and Compost
n3 and a number of receipts caetul to workmen gener
al: y, .ilasErat.d, by J SLoteB, fur sale by
LUCIE LOOMIS,
PURL Building, 41 Fifth street_
K. WELDIN,
j •
BOOID6SLLER, STATIONER, PRINTER & BINDER,
No. 63 WOIDeT., GETWEXN FoUilTfi & D FIPTH,
PlTTEBUlikeif
T N. GLOGGER,
ARTIST,
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iron City Commercial College,
Puzsburgh, Pa.—Chartered, 1855,.
300 STUDENTS ATTINDLNO, .7 LNDAIL Y, 1858.
NuW the largest and most thorough Commercial School
of the United States.
Young Ha: Prepared /or Aduat Duties of the (bunting Room.
.3 0. SMITH, A. )L, Professor of lioek-Reeping and
ilk-aeoce of Accounts.
A. T. DOUTHETT, Teacher of Arithmetii and Commercial
Calculation.
J. A. lIEYDRICK and T. C. JENILINS Teachers of Book
..
Eeecing.
ALEX COWLEY, and W. A. MILLI S?, Professors of Pen.
manship.
Single and Double Entry book-Keeping, as used in every
department of Realness. Commercial, Arithmetic, Rapid
tt esincss Writing. Detecting Counterfeit Money, Mercantile
Oorrespondence, Commercial Law, are taught, and all other
subjects necessary for the success, and thorough education
of a practical- business man.
TWELVE PREMIUMS,
Drawn ail the premiums in Pittsburgh for the past three
veers, also in Eastern and Western Cities, for bast Writing,
AK? AND Nov vos rsasavuo wc . dts,
IMPORTANT INFORM ATION.
todents euterat any time—No vacation—Time unlimited
—Review at pleasure—Graduates assisted in obtaining sit
,..ttio cis—Tuition for Pull Commercial Course, Ph—Average
ime S to 12 weeks—Board, $2,60 per week--Etationery, SO
—Entire cost, $5O to $7O.
sir Ministers' sons received at ball prize.
For Card--Cizetdar—Specimens of Business and Orria•
isutal Writing—lnclo3e two stamps, and isddress
W. MIMS,
sub Pittairurgb, reinuolvads.
SHAWLS,
INSERTINGS, ETC
NO. 21 FIFTH STREET
LOCAL- AFFAIRS.
The Weather.—Tho following is tho range of the
thermometer and barometer, - as kept by George E.
Shaw, optician, Fifth street, yesterday
TE4 1:1101IETER.
9 A. M
12 M
6 P. M
Barometer, 29 1-10
MASS MEETING IN ALLEGHENY.
The Democracy of the 2,2 d District Aroused.
MMENSE ENTHUSIASM
SOUND RESOLUTIONS
As had been previously announced a meeting of
the National Democracy of the Twenty-second Dis
trict was held in the Diamond, Allegheny, last night.
The air was chilly and disagreeable, and we expect ,
od to see a slim attendance, but w«re agreeably sun.
prised to find a goodly unmoor assembled about the
speakers' stand.
At eight o'clock the meeting was organized by the
appointment of Henry Shriver as President, and Lee
A. Beckham and Wm. Clayton as Vice President=.
The following resolutions wore pref,ened by R. li.
Kerr, and adopted with enthusiasm. They speak
out boldly as the Democracy should do; thorn is no
concealment in them; their language cermet be mis
understood by the enemies of the party. The Presi
dent is most fully endorsed; so is the champion of
our principles. Senator Bigler. The Governor is also
deservedly noticed, and our townsman, Ccl. Black, is
espoused by hie former companions and bosom
friends. When will a Williams meeting speak out
thus? They dare not, for their leader would not to' er
ate such an endorsement of true princip'es.
Resolred, That the friends of Pre.ident Buena - l A -h. in
mass meeting assembled, approve of his administration, and
Inasmuch as there were Oahe! , in Gtfice under the admin
istration of Gen. Jacktion, we recognizs the like io
the
present; ; Jackson removed them; let Buchanan act as he
did, and the Democracy will fully endorse his independence.
Rese/o , d, That like the Democracy of the olden time,
who
aroused tne people to a sense of the r danser,hurled the ma
rauders from power, repealed the alien and sedition laws,
and rescued he Constitution from desecration and outrage,
we pledge ourselves to sustain, by our votes, tho purity of
Democracy by the election of Captsin Birmingham to Cr o
gress, and preserve, protect and deGud the 4 'onstittition;
and we invitee' friends to rally to the etendard that was
nevereatsced by a true Democrat.
- Said - .That In Senator Bigler we recognize a faithful
friend of our glorious principles. lie has stood firm in the
faith, which entitles him to our gratitude.
Besolred, That in Gov Packer we have u man worthy of
his high office, who will fearlessly administer the law in
despite of petty factions, and will be sustained by those who
rebuke traitors.
Besotted, That we recommend to the President for the
appointment of Governor of Nebra .ka our late (talented)
fellow-townsman, Col. S. W. Black, now Judge of that Ter
ritory. His appointment would give funeral eat
Rewired, That oar State ticket is eminently su , itled to
our support. and especiary Judge Porter. who is an honor
able mat,. His appointment by our Governor is a sufficient
rOCOMMelatititio.l to the Democracy.
After the reading of the resolutions. the crowd
called vomferously for an address from Mr. Kerr, who
held forth in his usual animated style for three quar
ters of an hour. Ho handled Mr. Williams very
roughly, and illustrated his position by several very
appropriate anecdotes, which were kindly received.
At the close of Lis remarks, Mr. Roberts, Chair
man of the Democratic State Central Committee, was
loudly balled for. Ile took the stand and dehvered
a short bat impressive address, in his able and mas
terly manner—urging the Democracy to adhere to
their party and their principles, and viotury must
crown their efforts. He was greeted with three
hearty cheers on retiring from the stand.
Hun. P. C. Shannon and Capt. Birmingham were
both demanded, but the latter gentleman declining,
Mr. Shannon m,unted the rostrum, anti addressed
the meeting with great ability and his usual
quence. Ho was severailimes interrupted by marks
of approbation from his auditory. He advocated
strongly the election of Mr. Birmingham, showing
the importance of the Democracy adhering to their
party and their candidate, and showed up the politi
cal inconsistency and a•eurance of Thomas Williams.
His remarks occupied about forty five minutes, and
although it was quite late and very cold, the assem
bly manifested no "signs of impatience. When he
had concluded the meeting adjourned, with three en
thusiastic cheers for Birmingham.
Canvas and Cement Roofing.—Until within the
past ten or twelve years, almost the only kind of
roofing used in this city was the old fashioned shingle
roof, which answered the purpose of keeping out the
weather very well. The chiof objection to them was,
however, the necessity and expense of frequent re ,
pairs. To remedy this necessity, various experiments
wore made—and also with a view to protect against
fire. Iron, zinc, tin, gravel, and other materials,
were tried, against all of which objections were
urged, with some reason. Within a few years, sev.
oral patents have boon introduced for making a du
rable and substantial roof, which seem to combine
many excellent qualities. Among theso, we th nk
the "Improved Elastic Canvas end Dement EWAN',"
manufactured by Bates & Johnson, No. 'id Smithfield
street, worthy of special attention. They are PreF'
pared to apply thes new roofing, which is both fire
and water proof, to either new or old roofs, and also
to repair old gravel, tin, iron or zinc roofs, making
them perfectly water tight and securing them from
the action of the weather. Mr. Johnson, of this
firm, has had a long experience in the business, bo
ing a member of the old firm of Perrin d Johnson.
Wo can recommend him and the firm ofs which he is
a member to the patronage of the public, assuring
them that any work entrusted to them will bo faiths
fully and promptly executed.
Chronic Pulmonary Diecasee.—The di eases of the
pulmonary orgsns have long been considered of the
most incurable class that afflict mankind ; end while
the best shill and genius sometimes fail, yet tl , cre is
a remedy of great value in Dr. SCEIENCK'S P tic
SYRUP, that has not only relieved but cured a vast
number of pulmonary diseases, among them some
seemingly hopeless cases of consumption. Doctor
Schenck himself, some twenty years ego, was the
subject of pulmonary consumption, end was cured
by hie syrup, the recipe fur which he has since care
fully prepared for others similarly afflicted. lie is
also the inventor of a valuable article for Dy9popsia
called "Sea-weed Tunic." You can get his
eines at Dr. Keyser's, 140 Wood street.
Coobitig ;'tor:•e.—Ae the winter-approaches every
householder echo is not already supplied is Lekiog
around for the best cooking stoves and r.veee , .
Messrs. Grstf Si Co., of No. 124 Wood street, have
the best patterns and make the best articles now to
the market. At the late State Fair, Messrs. GralT ,t
Co. took the first premiums f.tr the best et•oliitig
range for familia; fur the bent e,,,tLing clove fur coal
and the best cooking stove for wood. They have on
hand a great variety of housekeeping articles. Sea
their advertisement.
Tata/ Accident.—A most distressing causality en.
curred on Tuesday afternofn in the coal banks be
longing to the Cambria Iron Company. While the
miners were at work, the bank fell in, and instant•
ly crushed to death ono of the workmen, named
James Harkins. No other person was injured. The
deceased was the son of Daniel Harkins, formerly a
resident at Plano No. 4. Thu deceased leaves a wife
and three children.
Mr. Roberts' Benefit—Porter's Theatre.—To night
Mr. Roberts plays Richard 111. for his benefit. In
this character Mr. Roberts has no superior not on
the stage iu this country. It is his great character,
and ho plays it to the life. Ile will be well supported
by the excellent company, and altogether the enter.
tainment offered will be ono of rare excellence.
Mr. Roberts is a legitimate actor, and has labored
hard to elevate the standard of the drama. Let his
benefit be a good ono, :or he is deserving.
Sloping Paseengerc—For some time past numerous
complaints have been made of a party of men and
boys who have been in the habit of collecting about
the Allegheny cud of the railroad bridge, stoning
and insulting passersby. Last night Mayor Stuck
rath's police made a descent on 'he party, and cap.
tured seven cf thew. They will have a hearing this
morning,
Stolen Property.—A pair of silver sugar tongs,
with the name of "J. Leonard" engraved on them,
may be soon at Mayor Weaver's office, whore they
are awaiting Identification. They wore taken from a
email boy, who was supposed by the officers to have
come by them otherwise than honestly.
Buffulo Robea.—As the cold season ap - proaohes
these articles will come into request. By an wirers
tisement in another column, it will be seen that
Messrs. R. H. Hartley d, Co., of Wood street, have
accepted the agency of the-New York Fur Company
and are prepared to supply the Public . with buffalo
robes, plain or fancy, singly or by the bale. •
Admitted.—On Thursday morning, Samuel Harper
was admitted to practice as an attorney at law in the
court of Common Pleas, &c., on motion of Samnel C.
Wingard, p 9. Mr. Harper Is an excellent practical
printer, was at ono time reporter-of, the Daily Port,
and will make an excellent lawyer. `.Success to him.
Lost His Arm.—A young man namod Lewis Bron.
nan had his arm terribly mangled by being caught
in a threshing machine, on last Tuesday evening,
while at work on the Butler road, some ten miles
from tho city. It was found necessary to resort to
amputation to save hie life.
Attention is requeiteci to the sale of valuable gast
ern'lrones this morning at eleven o'clock at the Scott
House, by P. M. Davie, auctioneer.
Coulter 4, Mentzer, liouse, Sign and Ornamental
Painters and Grainer& Orders left at their shop on
Fourth street, near Market, Snrke's Buildings, will
be promptly attended. *6.la
wman 6, Co :—My wifo was troubled with cough
and pain in tbo breast for #vo yeare--the laot two of
which she was very low indeed. I procured some
of your Compound, and after she had taken it for
about five weeks she was able to do all our house
work, which she had not previously done for four
years.
We cheerfully, and unasked, recommend your Com
potud to all who are suffering under that terrible
disease—Consumption.
boom uan, &7. Jal7, UK
Accident on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
An accident occurred last Wednesday on the Penn
i Sylvania Railroad, a short distance from Baileysburg,
I and about twenty miles from Harrisburg, which re
sulted in the death of two men, named Larry Moore
and John Wagner, of Harrisburg.
It appears that near Bailoysburg, a "slope" or
side wall on the Pennsylvania Railroad required
some repairs, and orders were given to a gang of
masons to attend to the =Ater. These masons, eight
in number, boarded at Newport, four miles west of
the spot at which their services were required. On
Wednesday morning they.left Newport on a hand
car, and proceeded ea.t on the road, running as fast
as the wet and rlippe7y Free of the track would al
low. The emigrant train, moving west, had pulled
them, and there was no danger of a collision in front.
Bat behind them, the oxt ruse train, which left this
city Tuesday afternoon, was coming on its regular
time. When the hand car was about forty yards
from the Baileyeburg switch, it was overtaken by the
engine of the express, and thrown upon the cow
catcher, on which it was carried for a considerable
distance. Before the locomotive struck, the masons
jumped. Six of them escaped safely, but one of
them fell. One of these unfortunites, Mr. Moore,
was instantly killed, and the other, Mr. Wagner,
died during the day. The morning was so foggy
that the engineer could not see the length of two cars
ahead.
In shade
...65 °
...54°
In Sun.
.Cloudy..
.., 90°
JAMES S 0 UTIMITAND.
Man: It. Bo -
The superiontendent of the gang of masons, Mr.
G. W. Wilbert, alleges that his watch waseight min
utes slow. To this cause the accident may probably
ba attributed. The party were not regular employ
ees of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, but were
used cs tccasion required.
Another Attempt to Swindle Sipped In
the Bud—Heavy Forgery Discovered.
The Philadelphia Pennzsy/vanian, of Wednesday,
says :
" We learn from New York that forgeries hobo br. n dis
covered, committed on the American Exchange hank, which,
however, were detected before paid. They purported to be
cert ticutes of deposit, one for $16,600 and another for
$12.51.0, oioued by (JaL.ley as cashier of the Bank named.
They were presented by the Mercantile Bank, who received
them from the Citizens' Bank of Pittsburgh. They were
made payable to the order of J. W. Lang'on, who in
formed them, and V. hose eignature as endorser was verified
by the Vice President of ihe American Exchange Bank, he
having formerly kept an account there, but failed In busi•
nese several years ago, when to went Went."
Upon inquiry, wo learn that an eastern finan
cier, evidently of the Peter Funk stripe, camp on
here to take the stock of the 14PKeospert Bank and
mad use of these certificates of deposit, which
were aftorwards left at the Citizens Bank for cut
lecti .e. The bank did not cash them and of
course hos suffered no loss. It forwarded the cer
tificates to Now York for collection, and the fictitious
character of the paper was discovered as above stated.
It is needless to say that the financial gentleman
has never called back to leer a the fate of his
speculation. It is to be hoped thb police will oateh
the reseal. It was a bold scheme at fraud to at
tempt to raise fends by forgery to start a bank, but
fortunately the rascal has mado his western tour
without putti , g any thing into his pockets. Lang
den is said to have been at one time a partner in a
house in Cincinnati.
Court of quarter Sea 1110111, £c
Before President Judge William B. M . Chare, and
A9sooiato Ju.iges tiabrial Adams and Jahn E. Parke.
Commonwealth vs. James B. M'Donough, indicted
for fornication and bastardy, on oath of Miss Lizzie
Murphy. The prosecutrix is an orphan, end resided
in tho family of a neighbor of the father of M'Don.
ouch, in Lower St. Clair township. The fact was
clearly proven, and the jury brought in a verdict of
guilty.
Thomas Connor and Francis Reale, who were yes•
terday convicted of stealing aline from the steamer
Melnotte, were tried yesterddY for stealing a stern
line from the Henry Graff, about the same time. The
offense was proven oonoluaivali, tby :eats having
caught them in the act. The jdry found a verdieV
of guilty.
Commonwealth vs. William Livingston, and Cam
monwealth vs. John Shaffer, John Franz, Louis Keib
and Charles Kline. These were two cross suits of
assault end battery, originating in a difficulty which
took place on the 20th day of September last, in a 4
orchard near the military encampment at B
ham at that time. Livingston is a cimstable, and
while he was endeavoring to arrest u soldier who had
committed n breach of the peace, the other parties
above named interfered to prevent him from making
the arrest, which facts were shown by the evidence.
•The jury, after a short absence, returned a verdict of
guilty of assault against all of the panics.
Commonwealth vs. Adam bowman ; indictment.
assault and battery. This prosecution grow out of
the same transaction as the above suits, Newman
having made an attack on Livingston in the orchard.
The evidence was somewhat conflicting, some of the
witnesses testifying that Newman struck Livingston
first, and others swearing that Livingston had first
struck Newman with a handy billy, which was after
wards taboo from bite. The ease was not concluded
when Court adjourned.
To Patients Afflicted toith Rupture.—The deploy..
able condition of persons in a ruptured state has in
duced great attention on the part of Dt. t 3. D. Key.
sor, of 140 Wood street, who has attachodlo hi.; store
an office where persons afflicted witlitthis disease are
treated in a scientific marincr. Dr. K. has on hand
at all times ovary variety of Trusses and Supporters
adapted to the relief and 'sure of this disease in many
hopeless oases, of which he has given relief. Trusses
and Supporters in the greatest variety will be found
at his establishment, end no one need go with an
unsupported rupture who will apply to him. Ho will
warrant satisfaction in all oases, and in many cases
can insure a radical and thorough cure. Adjoining
his establishment is a factory where all kinds of re,
pairin • and instruments for special cases can be made
to order, by werirmen skilled in every branch of this
nusinetis,
National Theatre.—Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne wan
greeted with a large and intelligent audience last
evening, and her personation of the Counteqs was ad
no rabic, and won the applause of all. Indeed, we
think she stands without a superior, if she is equal
led, in this character. The principal characters wore
also wo'l sustained. This evening she will appear
as Pauline, in Buliver's bentiful ploy of "Lady of
Lyons " The other characters are well cast, Mr.
Leonard par.:. aating Claude Istelnotto, and Mr. Mc-
Bride, Item:leant, We trust she may be greeted by a
large audience this evening. To-morrow night she
takes a benefit when she will give her terrific deline.
3' ion of Lucretia Borgia, in which she has gained a
7..111.:nt reputation.
4 14149 Arr._lent. —l'be accommodation train
the Pennsylvania Railroad on Wednesday even
ing brought to this city a young man named Sheri
dan, n brother of tho man now confined in the peni
tentiary for the murder of Thielman, he having met
with an accident at Brinton's station. He left Pitts
burgh on Wednesday afternoon, and was found in the
evening lying on the track at Brinton'- , , both legs
terribly mangled. It is rupposed that ho jumped or
fell off the train, which afterwards passed over him.
It is reported that he was under the influence of
liquor while on tho train. He was taken to Dr.
Walter's Hospital, whore he remains in a critical
condition.
=ZZEIZI
Mlls;e.—Wo acknowledge the receipt of a new
piece of music by Prof. J. T. Warnelink, of thie city,
inblished by S. Bramard & Co.; Cleveland, entitled
the " Ocean Cable Gallop. " It le for sale at all the
music stored.
Literary.—J. B. D. Clark, at No. 4 Girard House,
voiner of Third and Smithfield, has received hie
usual supply of periodicals for the week, consisting
cf all the eastern weeklies and other current litera
ture of the day. Call and see what he has.
Democratic Meeting.—A meeting of the Democracy
of the Fourth Ward, Allegheny, will be held this
evening at George Gerst's, corner of Second street
and East lane. Several speakers will address the
meeting in German and English.
4tenefit. —Wo refer our readers to an advertisement
in another column, by Which it will be soon that the
Hutchinson Bros. will take a epmplimentary benefit
at the Pittsburgh Theatre on nest Monday evening.
Dietrict Court.—ln the of the Connelleville
Railroad Company vs. Judge Irwin, noticed yeater•
day, the jury returned a verdict in favor of the plain
tiffs for $2,300.
Dr. Lambert at the Iron City College this evening
DURING THE SUMMER TIIAT HAS JUST PASS
`I" ED ED AWAY, thousands of sufferers fr6.ii dysentery
and diarrlaea have boon relieved by the use of aosTET
TEF3 BITTERS, a medicine which is evidently destined
to niaintah, a permanent plum in the public nstimation
diarrhces is one of those diseases which baffles
the skill of the physician. Th • medicine they administer
to act upon the bowels never seems t reach the source of
the evil. The difficulty is to get a remely that will much
all the digestiveiargans, asd give them ciccnitanemuly a
rush of vigor, to rid themselves of this disease. This pro
blem la solved by the litmus, which never fails to conquer
the most stubborn cases. It is only fair to tog, that dul l ing
seemon Just closed, this medicine has achieved more
cures than any other ever presented to the public, and dur
ing the fall, which that terrific scourge, the fever and ague,
is so prevalent, the Itirrzas will gain froth fame.
F.)l. sale by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere
and by HOSTETTER & RUTH,
Havasu:Armors and Proprietors,
oat , 68 Water and :68 Front itreeta.
J. Hl. CLEVE. CELEBRATED' BTOI4ACH
TERB—Try them ; and satisfy yourselves that they
sae all they are recommended to be. The proprietor does
pot pretend to say that they will cure all the diseases flesh
is heir to, but loaves them to test their own merits, and the
constantly increasing demand for them, is snrack,nt proof
that they ere all thoy ore recommended to be, and far au
perlor to any preparation of the kind now in the market.
Their use is always attended - with the most beneficial re
sults in cases of Dyspepsia, loss of appetite, weaknws of the
stomach, indigestion, etc. It removes all morbid matter
from thp stomach, assists digestion, and impacts a healthy
Pne to the whole:system. 11e sure awl call for J. M. Olin's
Celebrated Ron:tech Bitters, and see that the article pur
chased bears the name of J. M.(l* es manufacturer.
For gale by J. AL OLIN, cola proprietor and manufacturer
N 0.267 Penn street, Pittsburgh, Pe., and by druggists and
&dant mend* tot
VIZVI3I73URGEI TlOAfill (W TRADE ARID
Cbtamiltee of Arbitration for August.
ISZLIALI DICKEY, V. P.,
C. 11. PAULSON, JAMES GARDINER,
DAVID CAMPBELL, AUSTIN L 00.4115.
Reported' Expressly for the Daily Morning Pan
FL01111.....80t little change In the market to-day. Bales:of
400 bbls. from rtore at $5,85©5,40 for superfine, $5,50
(gt 5,02 for extra do, and ss,BO@s6for extra family.
HAY...B loads from scales at $8 to $ll V ton.
GRA1N...150 bush. Oats sold from store at 45c.
MOLASSES.—SaIes 12 bbls. N. 0. at 50c.
FlSH...Bales of 10 bbls. No. 3 Mackerel to rouMr) at
$10,16.
ltAtloN...Selee 1:000 lbs. ; , 11...u1 , 1c , r, at 7c.; ,tmo tbe. Llama
at 10c.
0115:ESE...Saha 3) Loxes W. It. at 7 c. Ih.
IVIIISK Y Sales 46 bble. rectthed at '25@2.t.k.
VINEGAR... Itegolar sales of Ballou'a to city sad cooutry
at sc. gallon ; t all other markets Pc.
Foreign Marmots.
Per Steamer Caratdad
September 22.—Cotton Market—The sales for
the week have been 58,200 bales, including 5500 to specula
tors, and 9000 to exporters. The market closed quiet at
the following quotations :—N-vr Orleans fair 7%; middling
79. g: Mobile fair 7 9-16; middling 7 5-10; uplands fair 7%;
middling 714 The stock In port Is 608,000 bales, including
495,000 bales American.
Breadstuffs Mark, t, September 24.—Breadstuffs are dull
and declining. I lour is very drill; the market closed with a
decining tendency, though quotations are generally nu
changed. Wheat is quiet; rod is qu •ted at 5e 9tt@ils sd;
white Os adgllis sd; Southern white 7s( 7e sd. n dull
and quotations are nominal; y low is quoted at 345; white
355. Messrs lligland, Attega S Co.'s circular quotes
cline of la on the week. Sugar is steady.
London Mon.ly Market, S , ntemb .r 24 —The Money Mar•
ket is decidedly easier. The bullion in the Bank of Eng
land has incr..ased £485.000 .ince the previous rqurn.
Cot sohi closed at 91 1 4(m97% fir money, and 9794(07% for
account.
trees YORK, October 7.—Cotton arm; gales 2000 bales.
Flour heavy; 7000 bbla sold:Ohlo and Fouthern $1.30®5,60.
%neat baa a .1, chain tendency; Corn decllnec; sales 27,000
bn.h. Me.a Pork advanced bc; wd...4 at 51.1,65. Lard
heavy at 16 , 4'. Tallow firm.
New Y. RE. CeMber 7 —Stccks lower Chicago and
Rock Inland 6M%: Michigan Southern 23 , , , ,;,; N. Y. Central
Reading 48W; Milwaukee and Mienheippi
153; Mie
soul i a's 86; Galena and Chicago 84; Erie 5-17.( 4 ; Cleveland
and Toledo 31%.. Pacific Mail Company 102,,,
CINCIANIII, October 7.—Flour dull, with more sellers
than buyers at $4,5c(04.,69 for superfine. Wheat dull and
not much °flaring - , red tlOc white $1,12 and nominal. Corn
is dull at 50e. Barley dull, hut not lower. Mess Pork sold
at $16,25. Oil to pressing 011 the mark et; t ina.aad Oil has
dOcilued to 79c.
OCWIINR 7, 1858
HENRY CLAY and u long fiat his di• tingttished
cotetoporaries in the United Stato Se' ate and House
of Itopresoutativo. have give❑ the strongest testimony of
tha honellts which they derived from the tiae of WILSON'S
HEADACHE PILLS. finch testimony ai this is entitled to
grave cunside &thus. This invaluable remedy IN prepared
and sold by 11. L. FAHNESTOOK & CO, Wholesale Drug
gbts, and proprietors of B. L. FALINESTOCH'S
PUGH, No. dO, corner of Woo 1 and Fourth streets, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
See advertisement on third page of this day's paper.
R. T. KENNRDY W. S. KRIINEDY.
PEARL STEAM 1 LL,
LOCI, CORN MS,AI., AND liOAIINY,
N Yl7TBltUltd❑ AND ALLEGUENY
Q 7.1 Vdi.% I
0. S. M.
SPECIAL NOTICN.
An adjourned meeting of the
U. CONHSTORY OF I. 0. 8. M. OF COLUMBIA,
Will be held et the HALL of tha
LAND CAMIP
OF NEW
IN NEW YOltli CITY,
185 8.
At 10 o'clock, A. 11.
Members elect, antl'eel e gitee, ixtay communicate with
1101 ACE L. PETEMAON, 8. R. Secretary,
ee27 . 718 Pnitue ettuet,
BEWARE OF COUNtERFFIT MIS I—JULES
ILAOLL'S EAo TUSTRALI BAAL RESTORATIVE hes no
equal in preserving and beautifying the Bair, and iu re•
storing It when impaired or &lieu Tito decay.
Sold bs B. L. PAEINESPOCH /ei OJ., No. SO, corner
Fourth and Wood streets, Draggiso generally, and at the
Labcratory of Julim Hanel & Co, 0f0.704 Chesnut street,
Phihuislohla. oro
American Watches.
CO.,APPLTQN, TRAY
WALTIIA.M, MASS., MANUFACTUR
INS OP PATENT Llama WATORES.—These
superior watches aro made by the aid of new and original
machinery, expressly designed to secure, with a low pric t,
it Flfli, binfrANTIAL, DURABLII and ICHCIPOAILT KELLALIi.B time
keeper The movements are now in Construction, and are
pronounced by the highest authorities to be faultless in
principle and quality, and have been:proved by the most
exacting teat to bo tellable and Unfailing in action. These
watche at manufacturede entire from the crude materials,
in a single establishment, by connected and uniform pro
cesses, the mannfaeary being organized upon the same sys
tem that has ben adopted In the rodnction of the une
qualled American fire-arms, which enables ne to produce a
movement a: one half the price of arty foreign movement of
the same quality; and we guarantdo the perfect perform
ance, for ten yearn, of every watch' Manufactured by us.
All foreign watches are made tij hand, the American
watches being the only once made. 'by machinery upon a
uniform system throughout. Nearly, hand made watchers
are defective, and are continually getting out of order. In
many parts of the country it is 'repealable to find geo.l
watch repair re, and watch repairing is always tincertion,
and expensive. Tho introduction ; of American watches
&snoods of this difficulty, and country merchants, as well
as watch dealers, can keep watches as part of their miscel
tenet:Ma stook, and Gaul supply their customers with a new
staple, which may be need as any other article, without
mystery or humbug. Sold by the trade generally, and by
ItCBBTI.IB A APPLETON, General Agents,
oe2:Bmdtw:3p IS Maiden Lane, New York.
REINEM AN 14 MEYRAN,
Acenta for Appleton, Vac) , Co 'e
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Our stock of Clocks, Jewelry, Silver atel Plated Ware is
very large at present—all at greatly reduced price 4.
HEINEMAN & MEVAAN,
cree. No. 42 Fifth street.
w _~~
SHOE WAREHOUSE,
HAVE NOW IN STORE ONE OF THE
largest and most extensive stocks of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ever brought to this market, of great variety,
ADAPTED TO FALL AND 'WINTER SALES,
Direct from the Manufacturers" Chiefly for Cash,
They feel ;Unreal tiley can offer . impeder Inducements to
WESTERN BUYERS.
Arir Merchants visiting Pittsburgh either i to purchase
goods, or on their way to Hastens cities, CM) wiled to ca
and examine =stock before buying elsewhere.
gor Particular attention given to orders.
seladtiram OMULIADIS & 00.
COMMERCIAL.
ra lIIMSTS 7 FSCII A G
President.
WM. U. ? MITII
Vies Presidents.
I2AIMI DICKEY, ht. EDWARD GREGO, 2!
Treasurer.
EL HOLMES, Ja
JUS 2, PII SNOWDEN
PITTSBURGH MARKET
rmreproarm October 6085 q
New York Market.
flew York Stock Market
Ctuclnu•tl Market
ALLEGHENY CITY,
R. T. KENNEDY & EBRO,
AND LIORN
.11ANUFACTURRD AND DMLIA EaND
TIMMS OAAff ON DN:Li VERY
At. Manufacturers' Pric,ot
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO TEL& TRADE.
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1F EM
H. CHILDS -& CO.,
aoLEseLg
No. 133 Wood Street,
BAYING BERN PUIIIIHABRD
And selected with great care as to
QUALITY AIsTE SIZES,
OOMPLYLNU WITH THE URGENT REQUEST OF HUN•
)REDS OF THEIR PATIENTS,
L HAS. C. M. FITCH AND J. W. SYKES
And may be cummite4l at their office,
No. 18 f '_'can street,
NT. CLAIR fIUTFL,
Daily, except Sundays, for CON ; 41 .i •. ' • .\. ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS and ALL r flli . I COMPLANTS,
complicated with, or caning pulmonary &wave, including
Catarrh, Heart Disease, Affections of the Liver,
Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Female Complaints, 4-c.
Tilly /ITCH hfi ILK would state that their treatment
of Ccusamption in based upon the fact that the disease exists
int/ 4 blood and system at large, both before and during its
devesornent in the lungs, and they therefore employ Mechan
ical., Hygienic and Medical remedies to purify the blood and
strengthen the system. With these, they nee MEDICAL IN
HALATIONS, which they value highly, bnt only as Fttnia
hem, (having no Curative elects when used alone,) and Inva
lids are earnestly cautioned against wasting the precious
thus of curability on any treatment based upon the planet•
ble, but false idea that the "seat of the disease can be reeoh..d
fp a direct manner by Inhalatior." for, as Le:..r„ 5t.t....d, the
red: of the fixate is in the ege,:s , :niy in Ll,e
No - . barge for c
A QM' Cc qutztione will 1 , ;. 4 thoae vrinhlng t, consult
as by my29:dow
T 1.12 AhTIFICLAL LIGHT,NINU Til AT PLABLI
through the Atlantic Cable, bears less reeemblance
to the lightning of heaven, than Chistadore'd Bair Dye
bears to the natural coloring matter of black and brown
hair. Quick as a dash it darkens the grey, red or sandy
fibres of the head, the lips, and the chin to ail ebony line,
while it lends a healthy lustre to them. It contalna no cans.
tic, and ten minutes, once in six or eight weeks, is all the
time required for its application. Bold everywhere, and ap•
plied by all hair dressers. ORISTADOBO, No 6 Astor
House, New York. G li. Kb:Y.6KB,
oc2:lmdaw Agent at Pittsburgh.
OFFICE OF THE
PITTSBURGH AND B.JSTON MINING COMPANY,
Pittaburgh, September 11th, 1958.
NOTIUI —The Stuckholdera of the Pithdattgli and
Boston 51iminz Company are hereby not fled that a
apklal mooting wil' be h• Id at the office of tho Company,
in the city of Pittchergh, on W EUNESDA V, t h e sth da, of
October, at 3 o'cloelt, r. m , to coutider the cubJect of organ•
icing an additional company, with a view to a no , re rapid
development of their exmaalve mining territory.
By order of the Board et Directors,
tie33:b I THOMAS !if. HOWE, Secretary.
I:WD NOTICE—THE INTEitE -T UoUPL,Ns of the
Bon .8 of Lawrence County . , leaned to the PITTS
BURGH AND ER!hi RAILROAD COMPANY, due July,
1958 will be paid at the office of W. LI WILLIAMS a CU ,
l'ittsburgh, Pa The change iu place of pay moot in made
lu consequence of the failure of the Ohio Lilo Ineuram.e
and Trust Company, New York, where the C upoue are
payable By order of
1,2 TILE COMMISSIONERS.
Tonic, Cathartic, and Anti-Dyspeptic
W,M
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PITTSBURQH, PA
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERMANENT OFFICE.
Have concluded to remain
PERMANENTLY IN PITTSBURGH,
DR. R.A. WILSON'S
PILES
PREPARED AND SOLD Di
B. L. FAHNESTOCK & 00„
WLI KSALE DRUGGISTS,
A PRoPRINTOR UB
B. L. FALINITOCK'S VERIVIIFUGE,
No. 60 corner of Wood and Fourth Streets,
P I 1: 8B U R 11, P N' A
THESE PILLS HAVE NOW, 'lO A
limited extent, been before the public la this section
of th.., country for a period of over twenty years, re. , l from
the tact of their not being mere general) Luowu through.
out the length and broodt, of the land, it might, p-rhaps,
be inferred that they are lacking in POMO of the great coAen.
tiais of a family medicine, or that there are other Fills their
superior, etc.; but each, however, to not the inie, their sup
ply from a want of disposition or ability, on the part nt the
original proprietor, (Dr. NV doom) was al way , thinited such
en extent as at times to render It difficult to fill home ,rders,
but with even this disadvantage wherever used they have
never failed to call fu th the strongest testimony hi their
favor—testimony in many instances misclicibxl--not .cotton
up expressly for publicity—but freely proffered to the in
ventor as expressions of gratitude for the great ti..netlts de
rived from the use of these truly wonderful Pills, iu prof of
which we subjoin the following:—
We, the subscribers, Min biters of the Gospel, and members
of the Pittsburgh Annual Conference of the Methodist gpis
copal Church, having each and all of ns, during the past
few years, had frequent opportunittes of learning and try lug
the character of Dr. ft. A. Wilson's Tonic, Cathartic, and
Anti-Dyspeptic Pills, are prepared to, and now state with
pleasure, in this communication. that we know them to be
au excellent medicine, and, as such, recommend their use
to our friends and acquaintances, not only as a specific for
dick-Headache and Dyspepsia for which they are recom
mended, Lint as a safe family remedy among children, and
for the prevention and-removal of Bilious attacks, etc.
Revs. Jas. 0, 8111380121, Wm D. Lemon, Jno. L. Williams,
Thos. Baker, Francis H. Bead, Harvey Bradshaw, Wesley
Smith, Moses Vane'', A. Jackson, Cornelius Jackson, W.
Browning, Hosea McCall, F. Bays, B. P. S.dwick, 0. Martin,
Thos. ,toroth, J. 111. Iteger, Wm. Smith, N. Callender, S.
It. Brockunier, C. D. Battle, John West, Wm Tipton, 0.
Hodgson, John Murray, 8. B. Dunlop, Dr. J. J. Jamison.
!From the Corresponding Conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church, signing the same.l
•
Revs. Goo. Brown, Geo. Hughes, Joel Dolby, Jr., Z. Ragan,
Jer Browning, Wm. Ross, Robt. Simonton, Jno. Clark, J/12.
T.:. Piper, John Barns, Daniel G. Detroit, John Beatty.
My experience is not as extensive as the expression In the
above certificate; but as far as my opportunity of testing
the virtues of Dr. Wilson's Pills has occurred, I cheerfully
endorse the sentiment of their superior value. .
WILLIAM REEVES
From the Rev I. S. Hubbard, Ohio, Oct 27, IE9.
D. WILSON 1 . - 1 feel myself a thousand times oUliged to
you. 1 have for some year, boeu afflicted with the dyspep•
tin and, from the good effects already produced by your
ills iu my caae, I am persuaded that the continued nee of
them will finally effect a thorough cure; I therefore, wieh
you to send mo four boxes by the bearer of this,
and oblige
yours, etc. ISR AEL SHARP.
Extr4ct of a letter from Cul. Camp, an ilderly gentleman of
Virginia, who has raised a numeroua family, of acme
medical reading, sum much experience in the use of
medicine.
I do must earnestly hops teat you will adopt some plan
to supply us with your most excellent Anti. Dyspeptic Pill.
I have been in the habit of wing it myself, and in my fermi
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 were administered My
e if , has ben very much afflicted with sick headache, and,
by using one-half of ou of the pills, has uniformly found
relief. I think it superfluous to enumerate the different
c implaints for which I have administered these pills. Suf.
floe it to say that, so far es the numerous complaints set out
in the wrapper have fallen under my notice, the pill has had
the desired effect in removing the same; and so far as my
twit 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,
I am, air, plur friend au'd well-wisher,
JAMBS M. CAMP.
nR. CULVE.RWELL'S RADICAL RE
CIEINER &TOR, the sovereign remedy for or, rm Eau!. •
rhoea or seminal weakness, sexual debility, impotency, in
voluntary emissions, piled &v., in both sera, the te,ult of
early indiscretion, Incapacitating the man for business, klOti.
sty and patrimony.
Per sale by Hunt it Minor, Masonic [fall. sth street,
Pittsburgh. Call for a gratin pamphlet giving particulars,
or address Box 456 d, Pest 011 co, New York Oily.
oc2:6mdsw:Sp
DAGUERREAN GALLERIES
anl4:ly —la
AM BROTYPE S.—TLe.>e , 'ntlautiful and
durable pictures aa in all their perfection and
loveliness, einely oe In group', may he obtained at WALL'S,
Jonas' Building, Fourth street. 1 oc-1:
ROG 2RS'
NEW DAGUERRF.I%,N AND Arid EtßOTY''''
a.gcr Atvii
El A LLE it
cri 7T)I STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE T II ±,jer-orclur
01_ PICTURES taken In all tho retinae etylcm, in and
weather, and warranted to ph:zee, at retteonable rates.
el3-Sick or doete.,,to,i perttonetihen at their reeldenne
020:1 yilbw '
R. M. CARGO & CO.,
Photographers and .4,nibrotypists,
NEW YORK GALLERY,
No. 21 Filth 131“,e4. r. , 1 4
SUNBEAM GALLERY,
8. W. cor. of M.arkot airoot and Diamond, Plttobnrgn
PRIOES 20 SUIT ALL.my l g:tf4p
_ _
A MBROT YPES-
A REAUTTITUL 4LiD DIJAABLE PICTURE
WARRANTED, OAN BE HAD AS LOW
AB AT ANY PIELER MASS ESTABLISEM24I-"IT
IN THE COUNTRY, AT
Removed to 21 Fifth Street.
VARGO & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPHIC AND
AMBROTYPE GALLERY has been romovod from
76 Fourth street, to No. 21 Fifth street, near Market.
These rooms having been built especially for the purpose,
with three large lights, are not surpassed in the city for
comfort, convenience end excellence in arrangement.
Sir Our old friends and patrons ; and those wishing en.
perior hleuesses, are invited to tali. le. Reception Boom
and Specimens on the ground floor. ap7
STEAMBOATS.
V 4 . -11.1 )IZi IFI M-41
For Marlette and Zanesville.
The steamer .EMMA. GRAHAM, Capt. Mon.
Ann, will leave for the above and all
termediate ports on every TUESDAY, at
o'clock,
1611 # 0 10/tai mew 0 444 On boort (jag
WALL'S, Fourth street
''''BUSINE - 8S CARDS.
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J ''
& 'l' 'GROUTT
9
sitronTins Or
_BRANDIES, GINS, WINES,. ETL.,
DEALERS IN -4,:n
FINE OLD MONONGIAILDEN RYE MOSEY, FSA Oil
"`AND APPLE DRANDIL ALSO,
RECTIFIERS AN 1) DISTILLERS,
Corner of Smithfield and !grout Streete,
apl4] PITTSBURGH, PA.
S. B. & C. P. MARKLE,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PRINTING, JOB, AND ALL KENDS OF WRAPPING
.sel. E l. MI Ea. p
Warehouse, No. 27 Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
tt,.. Rage bought at market prices. myB
REMOVAL.
JOHN MOORHEAD has removed to
No. 74 Water street, below Market
JOHN MOORHEAD„
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
=l3
1111 ETAL MID BLOOMS,
No. 74 we'rxii. STRRET, BELOW MARKET,
mrl9 PITTSBURG H, PA
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
ISAAC JONES JNO. L. HOYD WM. McOI.II,LOUGH
JONES, BOYD & CO
1L1.1107A070811121 01
CAST STEEL.
ALSO,
SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL,
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
Coraker Roes end First Eltraotu,
jy2b PITTSBURGH, PA
m 0 0 R jEr9D & CO.
MANUFACTURER OF
American, Plain Corrugated,
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON,
F'or Roofing, Glittering, Spouting, &c
AGENTS FOR WOOD'S PATENT
IMITATION RUSSIA SHEET IRON
Warshonoc, No. 1313 leirist curet,
mr26:ly lz,
PITTSBURGH, PA
D. EL ROGERS & CO.,
iIkIiLIPACITIRERti OP
R,,t/ ERS' IMPROVED PATENT
';; F 4 14 CtJLTIVITtIit TEETH,
CORN E Acri, FIRST STRLCTS.,
PITTS BIT flu P A
L. C. 141T.PRICIE.N,
4 ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW OON .EI AND YANOER
0700/1 Wt4q 11. aBUILLI
N P VGArth gtv.,,,,.
JAMES A. FETZER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
Lour, Griti n, Bacon, Lard s nutter, Seeds, Dried Fruit
and Produce generally,
Garner of Market and First streets.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
tuna rratiriK 0. Bail ,y, WilHunt Dilworth, sr.,
. Uuthtrit A Nun, Pittsb.irgh; Boyd k Ott, lleislroll
weariugen, N. Brady, 011.41.. M. it M. Bank. hist it aowell,
Nlaugle Andersou, 1/0014 Pazton
'Abe , Doz. f
E. P. lIIIDEBLETON & BIRO.,
IYPOBTERS OP
WINES, BRANDIES, &C.,
ALSO DEALERS IN
PINE OLD WHISKYS,
NO. 5, I.JORTII FRONT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
GO AVIS SEE
GEORGE P. WERTZ'S
First Premium Blind Factory,
CORNER THIRD AND MA RKIIT STS., PITTSBURO LI.
PHOSE WISHING TO FURNISH THEIR
House with VENITIAN BLINDS, of the most exqui
site and elaborate finish, will find it to their intoresta to give
no a call before purchasing elsewhere. My work is got up
by the best mechanics (not apprenticed.) livery attenta.n ie
given to the wants of customers. Prices low. All work
wt.:ranted- No. 7l viTrai Street. Pittsburgh. l my&lvts
DAVID H. WILLIAMS,
(IIVIL ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR
A./ FOR THE ERECTION OF GAS WORKS, for from five
qurtunif and upwards, mid for Heating Buildings, public or
private, by Steam, lot Water or Furnaces.
TfA PITTSBURGH. PA.
'III I ECREERYf & CO.
(500i7L88011.13 TO LIUTIMAN, WCISEXELY C 0.,)
FORWARDING .A ND COMMISSION
MFROHANTS, Wholesale Dealers in Produce, flour
and Wool, No. 114 Second street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Springer Harbaugh, Joseph E. Elder, St. Louie;
Pittanunz,li ; Fenton Brea.,
U. Childs a CO, " Cornell dc Dorsey, Baltimore;
Ragaley, Cosgrove a co., Garret &Martin,Philadelphia;
noCandless,Means a Co., " James, lleut,'Santee ,t Co. "
C. W. Smith, t C 0.." Weaver Az Graham,
Geo. M. L. Hord, Cincinnati Beene,
Sterling et Co, "
AB. Fentoi tr. Brag., " Yard, Gilmore .t "
my.3l.tf
WILLIIII6I CLAYTON & Co.,
WHOLF.SAI,E AND ILETAIL
i41441J0R MERCHANTS,
NO. 37 DIAMOND ALLEY,
Naar Wood street,
Alwaye on baud, Blackberry, Cherry, and Cognac
Brandies, Old Monongahela and Rectified Whisky, of the
ya be,: Quality. doldSpeab
WILLIAM BAGALEY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
Nos. aS and 20 Wood Street,
jy23: tf
W.- 11. Wet= U. al. 1.0809.
W • 11. MCGEE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Dealerwin Ready Made C:, , thing and Oeutiornen's Furnish
lug Gouda, career of Fadoral Vr,...d and NI arkot Square Alla
felony City, Pa. jel2ay
MARBLE ! M A RBLE !
O riff si (IN ' C 1 6 0
HAS A BEAUTIFUL saLserios or
MONUMENTS, WEAVE STONES,
Enclosures aoe .9 114.
The public ere rwectfully invited to examine our stock
Priem iow, end writ wurrauttol.
v12:I —la Nl , l. 144 t.IBUIL4Y irra
bOINT BOX FACTORY.—
/SIUSIIA tft GIUTENDORF
Manufacture to order, BOXES suitable for :cap and (land] PA,
Hardware and Variety Go. ds , etc., etc.
B*_ order. VIM/141y iiPii
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It OBIiRT , DA , Z E Leefon dLporica Ba rding Mnrci ante aniPd,
Dealer in. Prodticd and Pittsburgil Mani:a . ..Auras, No. 151
Libortv PttlithePel...
SAMUEL. ViIIiNESTOCK,
iMPOETER AND DEALER. IN
Foreign and Domestic Hairdwdre,
No. 74 Wood Streo, Pittsburgh,
The subscriber ha? tecylvod, in addition to his fall stock
of ilardsme, a very heavy stock of Meat and Sausage Out
;eel! and Suffers, and a very large stock of Sleigh Belle,
loose and on things, of a mach superior quality to that
usually sold In the market, all of which will to sold ou the
lowe,t terms. (se27) SAM L. Fell NESTOC .
CARTVVIIIGLIT & YOUNG,
(Sfaxangrt to John Carts/grit/MO
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERE i ;
of Pocket and Table Cutlery, Surgical and aril Den:
tal Instruments, Gone, Pistols, Fishing Tackle, etc., No. 8C
Wood strcaft. They give special attention the manufacture
ng of Trusses, Supporters, etc. Jobbing and Repairin'g'
Ithpanutuality and deapfitch. nplY
J. & EL PRICE'S
CENTRAL PLANING MILL,
WATER STREET, A.1 4 1..EG1R.E2411,
ARE now in full operation, with Fay &
improved machinery for the manufacturing at Bash
Frames, Doors, Shutters and Mouldings. Builders and Con
tractors will find it to their advantage to call and ascertain
ons prima. wa9:loAm
- FURNITURE FOR CASH.— '
A fall assortment of
Pitt burgh manufactured VIIR,NITURE, embracing
BUREAUX,
BOOK CAtigS,
WARD ROBES,
And every article needed in a well furnished dwelling, as
well as a epledid assortment of
OFFIOR FURNITURE,
Constantly on hand and made to order. As the only terms
on which business is done at this establishment is for CASH.
Prices aro made accordingly. Persons in want of anything
in the above line, would be advantaged' by calling at
PACHINS.II &
No. 103 Smithfield street, below Fifth.
J. D. VACIZIGIII,
Jew, M. Faillbe. myth' V
0. EL RIPPEY.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
together in the yraeti,>3 of the Law, under the firm
of SIMPSON & ELPPEY.
Office, No. 94 Fourth Street.
1 -
_AKE FISH.-
ju 75 bble. White Yieh ;
50 " Mrcut ;
40 " Bannon, recarred and for sale by
ocs MBA' 11, COLLIN&
PI T TSBUR OH, PA
PITTSBURGH
~ Alfl9 ➢. 8aL011.113
E. SIMPSON,
0. H. RIPPEY
FOSTER'S 'NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
J. C. FOSTER.. bidnager. IJ. pii)CTOR-Btage Director
CONTINUED SUCCESS,
ANOTHER, VICTORY,
TALENT TRIUMPHANT.
The great American actress, JULIA DEAN HAYNE, in
her great character of Pauline, in the Lady of Lyons.
THIS EVENING, Oct - !. - r 13' t he performance will
commence with Br.dwisr's celetrutgd play of the LADY
OF LYONS —rani ne, T in reaul gayne...ClaUde
notte, 2dr. J. Leonard—Beanaeant, 1 1 1 r. M2Bride.
To conclude with COMFORTABLE SEBVIOE—Bimon, with
the original Fong of "The Eloopa," Mr. B. B. Maginly.
To morrow evening, Lucretia Borgia, and a comic after
piece, for th.• I,n-tit of Jolla Dean Rayne.
pi T T SBURGII ''HEATRE.
Sole Levees and Manager,
Stage Director....
PILICEs OP AnmisptoN
Dread Circle end Parinettc.6oc I rill 250
Colored Boxes s t , I
Tickets to Private 80r... 7,, I 46 00.
L•uz , .,
COME ONE, c , J Ii Ai r..
Benefit of the popular Amorloan Tragedian, Mr. J. B
1101113R18.
THIS EVENING, Cctober 7th, will its oraaented Shake
peare's great traged:, in tve actintitled RICHARD
III; On. THE BATTLE OF 111)SIN't RTH FIELD.—Duke
of Girster, Mr 7. B. Roberts...llenr, , Earl of Richmond.
Mr. M'Farland...gneen Elizabeth, hiss Cordella Caption" . ,
Favorite Dance MistilJenule
Orchestra.
fancy Dance Miss Julia Turnbull.
To conclude with A THUMPING LEGACY.
Doors opi,n at 7 o'clock. Curtain rlsOs at 7%. Rot Office
Open from 10 to S o'clock.
Overture
JOHN W. NIVCARTHY,
BILL, CARCU:;,III iND CARD
Ell.otslbutor and Poster,
W.II promptly utto ilostribating r.nd Potting of
BILL], CIRCULARS, CAll.tbr. AND TEOGRAMMES,
For itailrueds, dhrpe, r. Ll.ire -unt4, Am isemonts, Sales, Etc.
All orders, ,dth., • 1.1,11, telo4ra h, u.r otneradee, sant
to the tllbe ..f rho Vorrrrng Pas!, oil be faithfally
littendt.d
Pn age, ttr tot ,1 lama tis r..lmpany will
to irrryn;trli 4,-41 • r to.-c t - trr I ;co:Fr stl4
SEWING i MACEUIN ES.
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SE W IN A CHI. N ES!
Are now on 4nibition, at the
H ei I r; N \ N T o IL E 0 F
M. DALY,
NO. 20 rx.r.Ta* •STRiaIIT,
Th , tic ,;111 . t.a I I n tilE hest in market for
family use, filvull stitch, which
will Lot r,-c if :ivory feerth stitch eat. it Is the
only low double thr.:u.l - dechlrie in market. Oilers
will be receired Fair: pruoiptip filled by
M. DAIL . ; Agent,
N '4 Mt'''. street, on the corner 91,...mark0t alloy, lPitlzoargh, Pa.
RIOT NOTItIE.-'d DA V the of Fifth street
and Mork- , b in h u m :Lei ,
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;IT,WING lACHINES.
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IMPORT. N TO THE PIISLIC
F,thily c mbi4ing the latest hit
provresoL tN, tit ttlf. i.riC f
FIFTY DOLLARS.
Thf, pri e 8 of 141 ”1.1 attit..durl M tchin. shays been greatly
red ticeo. !,:tACP - as, It to well
known, though desierin price, ti,vt, twill cheaper, In
conlYtortug what will the any other. The
eri,:os are now rEdn.. , .! tnut all tutrit tie satisfied. Call
and esamit the : , 1 o at the low prices, at
odiM,lrket street.
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G" VER BIKER have redute,ed their
frlei`g 11!110W,--
,$12.5 XOl to $ll.O 0,1
315 00 to 80 00
No. 12 ...... . ..... . 110 00 to 75 00
'lnhe sr•t place i.: tn:c entitontion la now jontly accorded
to the PROVER as BA 0.E1 , .. MACHINE, lin. family .Sewing,
for the follov.ing
Ist. It ;SMOKE and IN ORDER
than any other rnabhiu-.
2d. It makes a drum whi h will :COT tIP or RAVEL,
though every third is cut.
3d. It sows from two orwavry spool, uni' thus all trouble
of winding Oho tame Machine can
be adapted, at pie l•y a Wei° 111:til.oe of dlWOil.l, to all
varieties of work.
4th. The almo rune eak, linoti thread And spool
cotton, with equal fac;.it3.
6th. Tho seamiq Ili ,Iritic 1.4 ih,. rt , )ll -elastic fabric, so
that it is tree from all Ll ABILITY to 13 Ce.AK, in WABEf•
INC', IRONING, or et herwh,e.
fhb. The stitch made i,y tbii 3:lli . thn:l), it rhoro BIIAIITI-
Fel, thhu any Other Rrtii , , either by hornier machine
OFINIONO
Grover k Raker', 41 ill. , I,ll—i Aran'. Agrlcaltnrist.
To all of which t'..e Thl.llo'.l octo, aruen.—LN. Y. Tribune.
It is all that It clitiuni to Y. lc:dependant.
Itfluidvr its own work: .21, as not.-01°mo Journal.
We give it the preforenco.— incr. Baptist.
It 13.e419 only to he a ppc,CL , rlB.l.--(Phrerw.
Journal.
Adapt, d for 1VC.01,,, ..c C•At,Oll.-lAtner. Medical
Monthly.
We like Grover & hal; r'. 1.0 11 Wreath.
Which is the holt!' Ii- ,c,.r It...keen"— N. Y.Dlspatob_
tinperior to all oftels Y "dorcnryl
We have uo he.iltation m rorromatiorllNg V. Ex
press.
It ri quires uo V. E coageilit.
For family nee the ;ire N Y. Daily 'Sews.
They sew a ti,llll. that 'oh: lap —IN. Si. Courier.
It performs nobly one Y. Exrninor.
Remarkable for the ...hoircity Police Gazette.
Well adapted to ill kinds or fo..,ity N. Y. Ohs.
The meet red it ren'i;mt
Magagioo.
And two hand:,
To Clergymen and 13eva.4,7t;1em2 soctletgos„
The GROTIot tinirti.l. (JO. Will
sPII, for the t.trt,-; t, co Citsciplr- , 2 P..;ut:oleut .ocletlee
thou . 611r1:7101' 11;14 , ;13' , 1- qaal revitt prlcto.
n. U. ELL4OI7.T, A:tent,
Ne. 21 Pitch etroet.
E I t.) A L OLIVE ER,Asivr.
SOAP, nein u Oiot r •41 b . , H. 6: J. 11. Sawyer,
receivea the preference, ever all o - teir suds aver uttercal ler
family iSso.
l 5 adrar.tag , nr , .. —IFA. It lai cheaper
to use, one pouti- 5 t,t7:41q.. , !I:re° el common rO/ISI
Soap. 21. f only ho d,cecpi , •.l in washing
when this 'hood io pl!af:b 01 OZ.IIO loop. ad. Labor
in washing ran lifith, :ia the cloths
will require tittle if e.op rebliiru.:, then avoiding their wear
on the wash-board. 4th. the clothes is unnexeseary
when thin Soap in naci: and or 1.•!.lt water szoswcrs
equally as well no tuft. boil. l'rinteri. Vlachinists, Paintoro
and others, find it tar nape:l.r to nth,: l'a.aps. It speedily re
moves grease, tor, paint, print , J , 2 :mil dirt from the
hands, leaving the skin NOit, and free free chapping.
To avoid the labor of rubbing the cluthen, and the use at
the wash-board, thef. , llo - aing lir_ctiens should be followed:
Nor the washing of eignE or von of - if family, take one
pound of Soap, cut it into sh,vhofa, anti dissolve in one
gotten of hot wan - ,r; put tb Males to a tub containing
about ton gallon , : of warm water; pe - ar in tho dissolved
Soap, and Ohr thoroughly. em sOalt,twenty to Unity
minutes, wrinF, oat., and rineo In wii6n water once, cold
water twice. A veto dirty wtitit-hand)r ?nom or grease
spots, may requiri" ta. slig ebbing," but otherwise the
clothes will come out dean and white,:without rubbing or
boiling. Cold water may Le used in place of hot, requiring
about double time Li sent:Mg. ,
Observe our name on each Cur.
For gale, in aay quantity, at our wariliouse, No. 41 Wood
etrcot, and at cur works, opposite the ftonztd Burnie, Penn.
ajlvenia aveime., i•-• C. b..; I.
ocl Wood stroaL
A PER'S M.AGAZIN ,
• FOR AUGUST.
Just received and for sale, at
3523 j L00:1118', Bost Building.
FIDE LOB `S OF GROUNI, EAOLI OON•
'IrAINING me acre, for Saki PI 0 $2OO each. Terms,
in hand, balance in one, t•Ao and ti rue se :re, Bitru" a t
tow mike from the city .8. OUT !BURT SON ,
selB Fl MArtret ,tr.et•
fIGIL CLUTIL—On
of Silk, and Bilk. A few pit:[.
VOOPERSgood cf, u O P 3rB
Wanted t w:rk oa tigal I
JA.5.4.;8
Vor.rth Ftreot....
A Store Room u Alarket street
O A. :V. OA ZZ AM.
Fc'ult
'DRY METALET---AL------1801----tons soft Fun
dry Metal, for solo by (se4) COLLINF.•
...O. S. POBSKEL
0. M. Dena.
1 Ci F 3
I N 111 S.-
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imitation
. hand, for solo low
'3 Clair ,tenet,
a H. LIPS.