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DRY GOODS
C. HANSON LOVE'S,
No. '74 Illisu.ket Street,
BETWEEN FOURTH 13TR.RET AND THE DIAMOND,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
SIGN OF THE ORIGINAL BEE HIVE
York The subscriber has just retarnisi from Philadelphia, Now
L Eottou, and some of the Manufacturing towns in the
New
England States, so as to get a portion of our DOMES
") (loops direct from the manufacturers, and save one
profit in receiving them in that way. Our stock of FOR
IGN GOODS has never been so complete.
DRESS GOODS :
VENY RICH DRESS SIMI, in Plain Black. and Figured.
V ERA RICH DREES BILKS, Plaid, Striped and limeade
V elt Y RICH SILK ROBES, Meek end Cldldred.
.1. P .4 'Y
RICH ALL WOOL MOUS DR LAZES.
V cit . ' RICH ROHR MOUS DR LAIN&
Y RICH OOTTON AND WOOL M01:18 DE LAWS.
FRENCH .MERINOS
COBUR GS,
Tile largest stock iu - the city, and
L ETTER GOODS FOR THE PRICE
Ceti FIE FOUND IN ANY OTHER lIOUEE WEST OF
Wig MoIINTAINS.
BOUGHT AT AUCTION
LAJO.IE QUANTITIES AT LOW PRICES,
AIM will. bi ALE-BOLD At A VARY
MALL ADVANCE ON EASTERN COST
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS,
Jf entirely new designs, such as the
TAI, NI A S I - I.A. LS,
Ana alauy CV . br
NOVELTIES IN - SHAWLS AND CLOAKS
Wo Lace been able, to offer so largo and varied a stock of
ell Unit of SHAWLS and CLOAKS.
NEEDLE WORK :
COLLARS, SETS AND SLEEVES,
FLOUNCINGS,
EDGINGS,
MOURNING GOODS :
BLACK DE dOODS, SHAWLS, CRAPE, VEILS,
COLLARS, GLOVES,
&ND •
11 VERY OTHER ARTICLE IN - VELE LINE
MOURNING GOODS
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS :
BLEACHED AND UNBLRAQHED MUSLIM,
IC KINGS,
LITNOLIAMS,
PRINTS,
CASSIINIERES, CLOTHS,
And avery other article asnally kept to a
WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS
As many of the above goads have been bought from the
MANUFACTURERS and AT AUCTION PM NET CASH,
we are enabled to sell them as LOW AS THEY CAN BE
PURCHASED IN MANY OP THE WHOLESALE HOUSES
to the Ewan, cities. La short, we never have been able to
otter ea large and attractive a stock to oar numerous alb
omen and the public generally.
forl" NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY. lilt
C. HANSON LOVE,
Formerly Young, Stevenson & Love,
and Love Brotbere,
No. 74 MARKET STREET,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
saiadmahw
CARRIAGE S.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
AND
EASTERN REPOSITORY
JOSEPH WAITE
HASJUST RECEiVED AT HIS RE
POSITORY, situated near the Two Mile
Run, between Pittsburgh and Lawrenceville, a
splendid and general assortment of barriagea, Buggies, tan -
idea, etc. His arrangements are such that he la constantly
receiving new and secondhand vehicles, and the public may
rely on always finding a good stock on hand. Re ale.) WAD-
Ia (nett:ref; to order, on short notice,
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
And an pertaining to the Latins...is. • With eighteen years
practical experience in this baßlLlßisel, great well.known
i s ollildes, he flatters himself that he offers Inducements
c pnrcluvszns.
-The establishment t located on the route of the Ex.
ceislor Omnibus Line of t.loachea, passing the door every
I:1 ft eon minutes. eelo:daw
fIARRIAGES. tfaving on hand at my
‘,./ establishment, in Allegheny City, at the presaJt dole,
Wt. largest and most varied stook of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETC.,
of any shop probably in the West, I have been ludnood to
store a portion in the large warehouse three doors below
the Monongahela House, Water street, Pittsburgh, *here
cltisens or strangers, desiring a good vehicle of almost any
description, can Le accommodated cu good terms. The
work is all of my own manufacture, got up In the most ar
attic style, of the best materials selected in the Eastern
market with great care; two horse Carriages, single and
double seats ; -Rsckaways, Physicians' Rockaways, Prince
Albert Buggies, Phaeton's, Jenny Linde. etc.
J JHN SOUTH
oc9:2m
44-Call and eaatoine then/
ORA' C. WEST It CO., b'itc,-
LIAM FACTURIad OF
OARRIAOES,
RODE AWAY - 8, BII3GEEB, BUL6IEB AND BLEIOIII3
No. 151 Penn street, prrreßußaa, PA.
Er All work warranted to be of the heakmateriala and
workmanship. ruylllydis
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MILE
Smelting Works.
PARK , NrCIIRDY 4' CO.,
NEANuFAcTuitERs OF SHEATHING,
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Bottoms,
Ka 3 Still Bottoms, Spelter Solder, /co , also importers and
den;..rs in Metals, TM Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, Ao. Constantly
on hand, Tinmen's Machines and Tools. Warehouse, No. 149
First, and 130 Second street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders
of Copper cut to any desired pattern. my29alydsw
WELDIN,
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BOOKELLLkE, BTATIONEB, PB.INTEa a BINDER,
No, 83 WooDPv., iL 1 i YOLTBIIi ANL Fine,
N. OLOGGER,
Alta' IsT,
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Iron City Commercial College,
Pacsourgh, Pa.—Chcirtered, 1856.
so) STUDINTB ATTZNDING, JAI UL F, 1b 68.
Now the largest end most thorough Commercial School
of the United Status.
Young Ilmt P•epared for Actual Oaths of the thunting Room.
J 0. SMITH, A.. a, Professor of Book-Seeping and
!science of Accounts.
A.T. Dotatiterr, Teacher uf Arithmetic and Commercial
Calculation.
J. A. ELEYDRIOII. and T. 0. JENKINS Teachers of Book-
Keeping.
ALEX GOWLF.Y, and W. A. MILLER, Professors of Pen.
manstdp.
Single and Double Entry Book-Keeping, as need in every
department of Business. Commercial, Arithmetic, Rapid
Business Writing, Detecting Counterfeit Money, Mercantile
Correspondence, Commercial Law, are taught, and all other
subjects necessary for the success and thorough education
c.f a practical business man.
TWELVE PREMIUMS,
Drawn all the premiums in Pittsburgh for the past three
years, also in Eastern and Western Claes, for beat Writing,
AKir asp !tot roe INGILAVID woar" IE/1
IMPORTANT INFORM &TICE.
Stadenta enter at any time—No vacation—Time unlimited
—Review at pleasure—Graduates sedated In obtaining sit
uations—Tuition for Full Commercial Clourse,s3B—Average
time 8 to 12 weeks—Bcard, WO per week—Stationery, g ee
—Entire coat, $l3O to $7O.
AlQr banisters' sons received at halt price.
For Card—Circular—Sperimens of Business and Orna
mental Writing—inclose two stamps,pad address
'P. W. JENICINEi,
PitMbrireh. Pennsylvania.
BAY RUM.—... ) 00 gallons for gale by
B. A. FAHNKSTuOK .k 00.,
oat. Oorner Wood and First streets
immommosom
VLOUR.-
_,12 60 bbla. Choice iopertlne
40 " " Family Floor;
"Just recetteAsnd for Bala by JAB. A. FitZE:E4
Oar= klarketand First Etrest.
INSERTINOB, ETC
EE,NTUOEY JEANS,
TWEEDS,
SATLNETTS
NO: 21 FIFTH STHEHT.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
IIIMIE:2
The Weather.—The following is the range of the
thermometer and barometer, as kept by George E.
Shaw, optician, Fifth street, yesterday -
*1C1111031111814
In Bun.
~........Clondy.
9 A. M
CI
12 M
6 P. M
Barometer, 29 4.10
The Ten Hour Law.
We publish, with pleasure, the following card from
oar friend, (Beuton,) E. H. Kerr, on the "Ten Hour
Law." Benton speaks oat without concealu.ent, and
it would have been meth better fur Mr. Williams'
organ had they not mooted the matter, for this hits
Thomas in a tender part. There would be no danger
of Mr. Williams speaking for the operatives. He
would have mach preferred going the other way, for
his interests are with the "upper tandem." The poor
factory girls could net get aid or language from the
would-be member of Congress. But no doubt the
friends of the factory hands will attend carefully to
his interests, (tonday,) and give "aid and comfort"
that he will understand how different it was with the
honest Democrat, Mr. Dannelly. lie went forward
and addressed their meeting, showing that he was
with them in their struggle for the hours that they
obtained by the exertions of Democrats. All honor
to them for battling in the good fight. Now is the
time to remember friends at the polls, and also punish
enemies. Then no friend of the operatives should
vote for Williams—he is not deserving these fevers,
when, in the day of their tribulation, ho refused to
aid them. Lot him bo remembered in a way that he
Will not forgot:
Sin. Issax:—Sho T.• ue Press of Saturday refers to me, in
connection with Gen. Moorhead, on the T.n Hour Law.
1 hero no knowledge whatever of Gen. Moorhead ps)ing
money ut Hurristurg or elsewhere, tier did he over oppose
at Harr.shorg the psi-age of the Ten Hour Law, so far as
my knowledge extends.
I em free to confess that I advocated the rights of the fac
tory operatives hare and at Harrisburg, which le well known
to them. 1 dew the act, au& requested the talented and
energetic member from your city (Sir. SWs tzwohler) to tack
It to a bill from the Senate, as it was the only way to get it
through. I worked late and early ti accomplish the good
work. Senator (Col.) Stnatl, of Philadelphia, took charge
cf the bill in the Senate and nobly did his duty.
I do not wish, even at this late cay, to glorify myself for
'Anne 1 considered a (free gift) duty.
1 was Chairman of a Convention of which Mr. Floesms
and the Rev. Smith were members. Our duty was to solicit
aid and speakers to further the cause of the girls. In the
performance of that duty, I called on Thomas Williams,
Msg., (now a candidate for Congress.) requesting him to ad.
dress u meeting in Allegheny city, and contribute. lie de
clined both, by remarking that the girls had better to go
work than do worse.
I afterwards observed ,Ir. Williams at one of our meet
ings, when Mr. Donnelly (now a candidate for the Legisla•
tore) was speaking. 1 urged on Mr. Williams to make an
address; he again declined, stating he did not wish to Inter
fere. Then It would be all proper for the friends of the
factory girls cow not to interlace for him. This would be a
Just retaliation on this distinguished advocate of the itch
against the poor. Truly, &c., IL U. K}IRIL.
English and American Railroads.—The following
interesting facts have been gathered by the editor of
the American Railroad Journal, who is now in Ea.
rope. ifs draws comparison between the railroads
of England and this country. Mach that is peculiar
to the railways of England and the United States
grows chicly out of some difference between the two
countries. The long passenger car in use in the
United States Is rendered necessary by its clime.
There is no mode of warming the English passenger
car. The latter, first class ear, is more comfortable
than the American first class, but to ride in it one
must pay twice the average charge in the United
States. The fare in second class in England equals
jest about three cents per mile. In these oars you
have nothing warmer or softer than painted wood
work. In fact, there is nothing but boxes with seats
on two sides. The third class cars are still more un
comfortable, so as to correspond in grade and aspect
to the lowest class of travelers, the average rate of
fare in these is nearby equal to the first class faro on
some of the best roads in America. In addition to a
high rate of fare, baggage is sharply looked after.
For two fair sized trunks the traveler between London
and Liverpool has to pay $2,50 extra baggage. Tray
cling in England is at best twice as expensive as in
America.
Sacred Meteic.—The following remarks, by a writer
for a religious exchange, are worthy of perusal and
thought : "The one luxury that seems divinely suited
to all hearts, instinctively and naturally sacred,
while it is exquisitely enjoyable by all—is what is
commonly understood as devotional music. We have
long thought that a sufficient knowledge of music
for family devotion should be a part of every child's
education—boy and girl. To play five or six simple
tunes upon an instrument, and play them well, is not
much labor to learn. Half the time and toi: often
spent in teaching a girl to play many tunes indiffer
ently on the piano, would teach her to perform a few
tunes exceedingly well on the melodeon,—and a vast
deal more to the refining and elevation as well es to
the delight of her family and her friends. 4nd that
this small amount of skill should La expanded upon
devotional music, will at once Le admitted by every
mind that has once reflected on the influence of such
music upon the feelings and character, as well as on
its fulfilment of a duty of household worship."
Haul of Thieres.—Un Monday morning, officer
Hague, of the Mayor's police, arrested three worthies
of supicious character, nailing last from Cleveland.
Their names are Gee. Sanford, alias Bedford, James
Smith and William Marvin. Information had been
received that they were coining, and they were found
at the Mansion House, on Liberty street. They had
in their possession a quantity of raw goo4s, such as
coats, pants, vests., handkerchiefs of silk 'and lioon,
unhemmed, ladies' scarfs, and other articles, sup
posed to be the result of the robbery of some
clothing store. Hague knew Sanford at once, having
seen him in St. Louis. He is a professional thief,
and does not deny it, says he has followed the busi.
nese for seventeen years, and was never " cribbed "
but once. He was familiar with ovary face in the
"Rogues liallery," and said he knew them all person •
ally. The three were sent to jail, and the geode rci.
main at the Mayor's office awaiting identification.
Scott Legion:. —At a meeting of the Scott Legion,
held on Saturday night, the following resolutions
were passed :
Reaolped, That the Legion return their sincere
thanks to the offoers in command at the late Clamp
Duquesne, for the honorable tria , .!ner le which they
received the Legion un the occasion of their vied to
the encampment.
lie.solee,l, Thal in partiehlar we return our S:74Ct. re
thanks to the Pennsylvania Infantry, Capt. Jall.:ed
S. Negev, ci =landing ; the Jackson Independent
Blues, Copt. A. Ilay, coraulandinCiand the NVashin4-
tuti lefeatry, Lieutenant Evans aouthisudieg. for the
attention paid us on the occasiop of the above vici'.
Counterfeit.—Counterfeit bills of the denomination
of five dollars, on the North Western Bank of \'ir.
ginia. have recently Leon intensively circulated in
the West. The counterfoi• is a dangerous one, and
well calculated to deceive even pretty good judges,
but can be easily detected by observing the following :
Around the large figure 6, in the right hand oorner,
the word FIVE, in small capitals, is repeated twelve
times. In the counterfeit, this word (FEDER THE FIVE
is bottom upward: in the genuine, it is right side up '
To Young Men.—ltioh. C. M'Cormick, Esq., a gen
tleman who has traveled much, endeavoring to excite
an interest in behalf of Young Mans' Christian As
sociations in Europe and America, lectures this oven.
lag in the First Presbyterian Church Lecture Room.
We can bespeak an lateresting lecture, and trust that
our young men, notwithstanding the excitement of
election day, will turn out en masse. Re has accom
plished much in his endeavors to arouse the young
men of this country to Christian activity, eta.
French's Dramatic Pubticationg.—Wu have received
from Messrs Hunt & Minor, agents for Samuel
French's Minor Drama, two new plays, "Panbrette,"
a five act drama, by Dion Bourcicault, and "Nep
tune's Defeat," by John Brougham, an extravaganaa
in two acts.
John Taggart, collector of State and County taxes
for the Third Ward, can be found all day to-day at
the election polls in the Second Precinct, at the
house of Robert Gillespie, corner of Wylie and Tun
nel streets. _
Quite a number of citizens were made by the ds•
sedate Judges in the Court of Quarter Sessions yea
terday.
The Olympia. and Union cricket clubs had a
friendly contest on the commons, in Allegheny city,
on Saturday afternoon. We did not learn the result.
The Supreme Court will commence its seeeion, in
this city, on Monday, the 18th inst., and the linited
States Circuit Court on the same day.
The scow, "Pittsburgh," has challenged the "Old
Dad," another flat-bottomed boat, for a race over the
three mile course, for a purse of $2O, or upwards.
Catawba Ginger Wine.—This is pronounced a capi
tal and wholesome beverage by all who have used it.
It is universally approved by the principal dealers
in Baltimore, all of whom keep it on hand as a
staple article of trade. See
_advertisement in this
morning's paper.
Porter's Theatre.—Earnest Waltravers, an excel•
lent play, forme the entertainment to-nlght at the
above theatre.
Carnaghun's advertisement of men and boys'
clothing will interest many. Hie manufacture of
clothing has grown in popularity, from its neatness
of style and durability. Buyers will find his prises
favorable. •
- -
Coulter & Mentzer, House, Sign and Ornamental
Painters and Grainer& Orders left at their shop on
Fourth street, near Market, Burke's Buildings, will
be promptly attended. 106 m
Bowman & Co :—My wife was troubled with cough
and pain in the breast for five years—the last 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
vOTICE.—The Co-Partnership of BAGA
LEY, COSERAYE a CO. expired by lielitation, o
the that instant. The busineas will be ct.ntinued by W
JAMES SO 0111.111LIAND. BAGALEY, at 18 =HA Wood street, who will settle up the
baneSlS Of the late Ilan. W. WALLEY
BURY It. SOUTILULAND i JOHN 8 . 00841tAvfli.
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LOIRMUILA XI. Juli o ISTA. .. I mabare, Jul* =l,, J458w7-11,211:4
years.
We cheerfully, and unasked, recommend your Com
pound to all who are suffering under that terrible
disessc—Consumption
Douworatio Ideating In the Fourth Ward,
There was a large and enthusiastic mooting of the
National Democracy and friends of Capt. John Bir
mingham for Congress, last night, hold at the house
of Jacob Pack. T)te worthy landlord and tme
hearted Democrat himself presided, and an elnq*. t
and most satisfactory address in German was mutie
by Mr. Jacob Shriven Ho was followed by R. Biddle
Roberts, Esq.,
in a speech in which he most elo
quently and admirably set forth the great and per
manent advantages which the American Union had
derived from the wise and patriotic pnblio measures
which the Democratic organization of the country
have originated and paeco.efully oonautumated. Mr.
Roberta, always eloquent, and always happy in his
public addresses,on this occasion. was peculiarly apt
in both the matter and the manner of his speech.
De has taken and by his talent will maintain a fore
most position among the young Democracy of Penn
sylvania. lie is earnest, clear, brilliant and sincere
in bla advocacy of the great cause of popular tights,
and the general good of all classes of his follow cit
izens of the nation.
In shade
Mr. Roberts was followed by Samuel Harper, Esq„
a young lawyer whose admission to the bar and
maiden speech in the great cause of Democracy oc
curred on the same day. He begins life in a great
cause.
R. H. Kerr followed in ono of hie forcible speech
es, in which fact after fact was was hold up to con
vince his hearers that in pare Democracy alone was
to be found their political salvation.
P.J. Sinclair, Esq., closed the meeting by a short
and most excellent speech, and with three cheers for
John Birmingham, the meeting aJjournod.
Democratic Meeting in Jfauchester.---A large and
enthusiastic) meeting of the Democracy was held last
evening at John Wagner's, in Manchester Not
withstanding the rain, the crowd braved lt, and lis
tened attentively to the speakers, though one or two
outsiders made an unsuccessful attempt to crei.te a
disturbance. The 'timing was organized by calling
Cornelius Kingaland to the Chair, and appointing
Samuel Smith, Esq , Secretary. Speeches were made
by R. H. Kerr, P. J. Sinclair and Samuel C. Harper,
Eggs. The assembly adjourned at about nine o'clock
in fine spirits.
The Testimonial Benefit to the Brothers Hutchin
son at Porter's newt°, last evening, was a great
success, the boxes being crowded. The members of
the Gymnastic Association who appeared acquitted
themselves with great credit to themselves, ea. did
also the Turners. We were pleased to see as good
an audience.
Opera.—Tho New Orleans English Opera Troupe
appear at the Old Pittsburgh Theatre' Wednesday
evening.
T . , DEMOCRATIC NATURALIZATION OJMMITTEE
JOHN McOLOWRY, JOHN TAYLOR,
SAMUEL 2,AMERON, DANIEL FWRKISON,
JAS. 0. EURMINS, CHAP. W. LEWIS.
Either of whom m n be consulted daily, at their respective
5e.2.6
laces of business
Us THIRD WARD, FIRST PREOINCT.—The follow'
log persons have been appointed to act us a Vigilance
Committee, for the First Precinct of the Third ward
Robert O. Brinker, W. B. McConlogue,
William J. Montgomery, John McKeown,
C. Fiatowski, Martin Lytlo,
John Flood, John Vogel,
Janice CM.noc, James Hagerty,
Henry Colwell, Michael Mcßride,
Ed. Aurents, Ed. Campbell,
A. McTighe, Thomas B. Hamilton,
John H. Bailey, Jacob McCollister,
Maurice Brennan, Scaler Walt.,
Ft it. Lavertyc r Daniel Hagerty
John Coyle, John Cairns,
Henry Kolwisch, Eli Young.
The above Committee are requeete I to he et the Polls, at
au early how', and remain there during theday. ocO
Us THIRD WARD, SECOND PRECINCT.—The fol
lowing persons have been appututo.i a..lt as a Vigh
lance Committee, for the Second Precinct of the Third ward:
Chalee W. Lewis, Will Black.
A. T. Bowden, William Murray,
James Bilden,. Peter Dean.
John Lawler. William Dahl,
William Paul, Henry Sproul,
Patrick Murphy, Dr. A4l. Pollock,
IL It. Pinion, Robert Dun:an,
M 0. Milligan, Dr. L 0 dalitio,
Thema J_Fagan, Bo ud. ht fferty,
Bd. Wasp', - Jolrri Coffey,
John 0. Dunn, J. It Philips,
John Mage., Thomas Pewter,
John Baird, .Idlllo, P. Bari,
John Ponder, Juba Pellet ,
Jolla Mullen, .1 old. Layton,
J It Bingeier, d s. Sclochhlter,
Peter Brad; , dacuw Hardman,
Unthataeins, John Re ley,
John Quinn. Buten. Lois,
William !Ur BridA, Ed. McAfee,
Th. , 11.1101 Coyle, Henry
Lt. e. Ke..ned), Denials Elinlii,Jll,
list Cc, Brennan, John Burke,
James L. lltlny, 1' McCaskti,
J iYl)k Uudl, Frank Gormley,
rd. tlrlley, John O'Brien,
H. Abel, Thomas Magee,
John Dillon, Andrew Hayden,
The above Com elite° are reqestedlo le at the Polio at au
early hour, and remain there during the day. oce
FIFTH. WARI), follow•
lug pordonn have Iron appointed to ucl al VI, den...,
Coulruittee for the First Precinct of the F 11th
Dr. Ahl,
Jut. Tucker,
ta. 1). llautillou
Bamur.l Cameron,
Jae. Lautshau,
J. Seaman,
J. 51'eutcheon.
C. Falk,
Yu at,
l'eTecl,
NVDcrinott,
A. Welsh,
J. Heck,
J Crojgari,
Vi i,•,; - . it tali WARD, SECOND PRECINCT.—The fol.
U ..' "eY' lowiug prrsous have been appointed us a Vie; lance
Committee for the Second Precinct of the Fifth Ward
Jun. Ileldtuun, II. Wider,
D. :omi t ', J. Shriver,
J. Frew, C. Morning,
J. A. Parkineon, r . Sinn h fe,
Wiu. W1110..+1, Es., , L'c. Duncan ;
1 , 1+,1 +V unwell, 1; Herwig,
J. SI Carty, .l M'Corrii le t. ,
.Inhu I.Anly, J .. Lung,
F. Dim, .1. li. Weinoo,
J. Murphy, 41 1ta1.,.
J V Sabin., J Ni 'Tailor,
(ties eeltz., If nusha
P. Gelshuhrier, 11. r hounfeider.
EVEM 'IIIO6E WllO Al'. I:: EtiJtl'llllllN I
~f perf.,:t f altL fa - 4:41.1,101y Lveil t., timvc
prenentivem of Liken:le. We me te:ver
too ,seil .r: tired agaiust the 0.14111111.3 U 1 inn that tied,
ie Loit to" an Invigorator they way had iu HUB
TETMICS lllrThllti—st medicine that ~t Le taken
e•gllittriY WiLhUaL giving vitality and elaethity to the II) s
tem. At thin season, particrearly, the strongest man is not
proof against the malaria, In certain sections of the coun
try. I n nil canon of Fever and Agne, the Bittern or, were
potent than any manna of quinine, while the wont danger
uur cane, of bilious fever yield to Its wonderful properti;s.
Those who have tried thy medicine alit never nee another,
for arty of toe ailments which the Hostetter Bitters profess
to eubduo. To those who have nut made the experiment.,
we cordially recommend an early application to the Bitters,
whenever they are etrlclitqa by diseases of the digestive
organs.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere
and by :It/STETTER & SMITH,
Manufacturers and Progrieton,
oc.o 68 Water d5B Front streets
Ur , J. M. OLIN'S OIMABRATED STOMACII BIT
TERS—Try thew, and satisfy yourselves that they
are all they aro recouimended_bu Le. The proprietor does
not pretend to say that they will cure all the diseases flesh
is heir to, but leaves them to test their own murkte, and the
constantly increasing demand fur them is sufficient proof
that they are all they are recommended to be, uud far su.
porier to any preparation of the kind u AA , In the market.
Their use is always attended with the most beneficial re
sults In cases of Dyspepala, loss of appetite, weakness 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 an 1 call for J. M. Olin's
Celebrated Ifitomach Bitters, and see that the article put•
chased bears the name of J. IL Olin, as manufacturer.
For sale by J. M. OLIN, sole proprietor and manufacturer
No. 2117 Penn street, Pittsburgh, Pa., and by druggists and
dealers generally. I Y'29
BEWARE OF t;OIJNTERFEITERSI—Jutss
ileum's EAU I USTRALE Hata Blevoaanva has no
equal in preserving and beautifying the Hair, and in ro
istering it when impaired or fallen into decay.
Sold by B. L. FALINESTOOK & 00., No. 60, corner
Fourth and Wood streets, Druggista generally, and at the
Laboratory of lolled Hauel & 00., No. 704 Olieenut street,
nod
JOSEPH MEYER,
Fancy & Plain Furniture & Chairs
Wurerooms, 424 Pettit street,
ABOVE THE CANAL BRIDGE,
PITTSBI7IIOI4 I'4
W In addition to the Furniture bualuros, 1 also dere
attautton to UNDERTAKINO. Liaartioa and Carriagoa
urniabed.
NEW FUR HAT AND CAP STORE,
No. DO Wood street, next door to S. hfcClurkan's
dadlary, ane opposite the Excelsior Eating House.
A. DONNELEIT has a complete assortmentoi Pura, Hats,
Caps, etc. Ladies' and Gentlemen's bus cleaned and alter
ed to the newest fashion, and at tho shortest notice. Good
and tasteful work warrastod, as Mr. Donnelett received a
Diploma and the first prize at the Provincial Exhibition,
Canada; and has worked in the largest cities in the world—
London, Paris, Berlin, Amlterdam, Warsaw,Hamburg,
hew York and Montreal. As a practical worman, he
so,
liens the patronage of tha public of Pittsburgh. Yarn,
Capes, (Moves, Cloaks and Plnah Caps made to order.
SIP Cash paid for Pt's. Beak
Fr-
OUNDRY METAL-180 tons soft Form.
dry Metal, for tale by (so 4) EL EL COLLINS.
Allegheny.
3.1' Ulru,
ii . 1
1.1.
Willlonie
Juhu
Jvliu
Juu. Htilittlel.
D.. Orr mi...
15 Decd.
K. Veu liureu
J. Keller,
F. Wilhelm,
D. Lonaliou,
If. Litusley,
A. flouter.
MANUFACTURER OF
znekkcilY—lo
COMMERCIAL.
VI , FTSBURGII SOPili.D OF WELADE AND
MMaatalleliTgy E.XC11A.171010..
President.
If M. H. 14ETH
Mt Presidents. -
eA 1 LI DlOaltY, Ist. ED W RD GREGG, 2
frcc."...r.a.
N. HOLMES, Ja
&.sperinter.dent.
" ;;:;(.IVDEN
Lboimittee of Arbiiratian for August.
ISAIAH DICKEY, V. P.,
C. U. PAULSON, JAMES GARDINER,
DAVID CAMPBELL, AUSTIN LOOMIS.
PITTSBURGH MARICET
Reported Expressly for the DasTy Morning Post
Parrasusau, October 11, 1859.
FLOUFL...The market In extremely dull. Sales have been
Bruited to about 275 barrels, at $5,25@55,1 40 for superfine,
$5,15@55,56 fir extra do., and $6,87@g6 for extra family.
GRAlN—Fates of S 7 bushels wheat at $1; and 100 bush
Oats, from store, at Ibc
RAY.../tegular; galas from scales of 10 Dais at s9.to $ll
F1611...8a1ea 11 bbla. No. 3 Slacket,l ut slu,Lu64ll
Cu El.BE...Chlen 47 1./0 W It ht
L 1111.de Nu 1 Lard, rwta manufacturer, at
FE.ED...BSIed 61..tu UII Mal at $1.1(0'28 per tun.
MOL&SSES..SaI...n; 1,1319 prima at 62c4i.8.•,
{ 15 . PE 18 tucks Rio at 111%c.
VtNliU Alt Itcgular eaten of Balloti'll tu City and country
at Lc. l gallon ; t all other utaxlicts 9c.
WH156Y...8.1w '26 Ltda. rectified at 2&t®ttet•, cash.
Foreign fit arkete
Per Steamer Baltimore
LIM/POOL, September lo.—Cotton Market—The esUma•
tad sales ou Tuesday were 4,000 bales, Including 1,000 bales
to speculators awl for expo: I. The market was quiet, but
unchanged.
Breadstatri —Flour Is dull and unchanged. Wheat Is In
moderate demand, at lower rates for better classes, and a
decline of Is. ,Ja secondary and Inferior. Corn Is dull, and
is le. lower.
Provialuns are dull, uud quvtatioua are uoullnal. hie° Id
Loudon Markets.—Sugar la steady. Coffao steady. T.&
10,1®10 1 41. Rico steady. Tallow stoadv, and loactivo.
Liuseed Oil 32a. dd.@ 32a. 9d. Torpouctuo 58439.
ConaolH
Philadelphia Market.
PIULADELPLUA, October 1 I.—Flmr ie very dull, and ptiCrB
favor buyere; only 600 bble of superfine wore sold at $5,50,
at which figure it is freely offered. Rya Flour is wanted at
$4,37 1 A. tied Corn Meal at $4,25. Wheat comes forward
lowly, atol is 203 c. bosh lower ; ewes 3000 bush at $1,25
051,28 Mr red, and $1,3501,33 fur white, Rye ranges
from 56 to 83c for cew and old. Corn lower ; 6000 bush yel
low sold at 86 . 1 A083c. Oats declined; 3900 bush new Dela
ware brought 45Xc. 1000 bags Rio Coffee sold at 11V,012c
and souse lots of Cuba Sugar at 7®7 4c Prorisions aceady;
Mesa Pork /BM at $17017,50; Hams at 10012 /Ace; Sides at
39..;,00c, sod Shoulders at 13):i(4)7c. Lard is held at 111/ In
barrels and 1254 c in kegs. Whiskey : sales 300 bble at 234
024 e.
Vine liana ti ftliu•ks t
CINCINNAII, October 11.—Flour nominal, with no demand;
$4,25 is cifered for superfine; receipts light. Drain dull and
nominally unchanged. Whisky dull at 18c; sales 800 bbls.
MeAs Pork declined to $lB, with sales 800 bble. There is no
change iu Bacon Oat Meats, and there Is not much doing.
Mouoy Is easy. Exchange is dull at 1 ,4 cent. premium for
eastern.
New York Market.
Nave Yeas., October 11.—Cotton declined yc Bales .1,000
bales. Flour declined; 12,600 bbla. sold; Southern $5@t5,40.
Wheat heavy; 2WO bushels sold. Whisky 22e©2210
Sugar heavy, at 6011 , 4 Freights on Flour to Liverpool
is. 13d.; on Grain Linseed dull, et 72c. Ttiliriw heavy,
at Eksilik.
New York Stook Market.
Nsw Y'RK, Pctober 11—Stocks firm; Chicago and Rook
Wand ecr, Michigan Southern 24%; New York Central 84;
Pennsylvania coal 76; Reading 613 , 4; Milwankle and Mis
si.elppi 1894.; Canton Company 20; Virginia idles 94; Mis
souri sizes 87; 1 / 8 ; Galena and Chicago 84%; Michigan Cen
tral 87; Erie 18%; Cleveland and !Toledo 33k; La Crosse
land grants 27%; Indiana fives 9134 Carolina 95g.
New York Weekly Bank Statement
Nrw YORE, (Ict.l.e: 11.—Tbn tonik atnlpment fur tbe
We-ok toot up us 11,11 Jon : Urcroolo In Inane 60,61/0; 'acreage
In specie In depumlts $6:17,U00 luOrculatic.n $105,.
OP.; In ,lepo.Atl itn4,'luu; Inci vase fn odiawn
do/ usit6 Gee,
B. L. FAIINESTOCK di 00., No. dO, corner of
Wood and Fourth streets, ae will be seen by cud In
to day's pupor, ft , lllo3t the attention of the pub:ic gene
rall to their large and well e.ssorted stock of Drags,
l'elata, Ulla, l'atent Medicines, Bc, all of which tiny otter
at priced tumidly low, and on terms accommodating, guar
outdoing all they sell to give satisfaction.
'EARL STEAM MILL,
ALLEGHENY CITY,
R. T. ECENNIEDY Sr. BRO.
WHEAT, ItYL, ANE, CORN P-11114111A:A1il)
AlUit, OUP. NISA.L, hnJL
HIANIIeAtJITRED AND DELIVERED
PITT;IBUILUG AND ALLEGHENY
'PERMS OAST ON DELIVERY
au7:lyd*rr I
O. S. Al
Au adjourned meeting of the
CONSISTOILY OF I. O. B. M. OF COLUMBIA,
Will La held at the HALL of the
LAND CAMP
STATE Olt , ' NEW YOf - 21:.,
IN NNW YORK CITY,
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 11T11, 1868,
AI lU tfcl.ck. A. NI
clout, and ilbit i gatAa, may I.A.Mluiunleato with
11..P.AC11 L S. U. 'Secretary,
718 Prime atreet, Philadelphia.
American Watehes.
APPLETON, TRACY & CO .,
R-
W ti T 11
OFA SS. LE l a M A w N A
p u e F /1 ,8 0 T T U I,
ere
superior watches ale wade by the aid of new and original
machinery, expresaly designed to secure, with a low prig,
a MY, dUBSTANTI6.I., DUatalLll and nanrallitLY RELIABLE time
keeper. The movements are new in construction, and are
pronounced by the highest authorities to be faultless in
principle and quality, and have been proved by the wort
exacting teats to be reliable and unfailing In action. Those
watches are manufactured entire from the crude materials,
in a single establishment, by connected and uniform pro
cessea, the manufactory being organized upon the came sys
tem that has b.en adopted In the rodaction of the une
qualled American Lire-arms, which enables us to produce a
movement at one half the price of any foreign movement of
the same quality ; and we guarantee the perfect perform
ance, for ten years, of every watch manufactured by us.
All foreign watches are made by band, the American
watches being the only ones made by machinery upon a
uniform system throughout. Nearly all hand made watches
are defective, and are continually getting out of order. In
many parts of the country it Is impost/11We to find good
watch repairers, and watch repairing is always uncertain,
and expensive. The introduction of American watches
disposes of this difficulty, and country merchants, as well
as watch dealers, can keep watches as part of their
laneous stock, and thus supply their customers with a new
staple, which may be used as any other article, without
mystery or humbug. Sold by the trade generally, and by
IG_BBINS &. APPLVrON, General Agents,
oc2:3nadaw:3p 16 Maiden Lane, New York.
ItEINEMAN & MEYRAN,
&tents for Appleton, nary A Co.'s
AMERICAN WATCHES,
At Mengfacturers' Price,
LIBRRA L DISCOUNT TO TIF.If, TRADE.
Our etock of Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware I.
very large at prevent—all at greatly reduced price'.
&FINEMAN MEYRAN,
No. 'l2 Bitth 'Arent.
QUNDRIES.-
360 bags Rlo Cana;
26 pockets Java do.;
b 0 bbla. N. 0. Tar
" No. 8 Mackerel;
10 kite No. 1 do;
6 bble. No. 1 do;
100 half chests Y. U. Tea;
60 " Black do;
10 " " Gunpowder do;
100 bores Tobacco, various brands;
100 kegs Bi Carb Soda, Just landing and for eats by
8°25 WIT- H. SMITH & CO.
MEW STYLE I)RESS SILKS, Printed
Moue De Lathes, Handsome (all wool)
Plaids, Poll de Chimes, and every other article usually
found In a well assorted stock of Drees Goads.
O. HANN LOVE,
74 Market Buret
LINO. 81. CARE. SODA.-100 kegs, jus
noshed and Cur sale by
L- vA ANKSTOCa Ino
GO TO THE PEOPLE'S SHOE STORE,
and boy your Shoes at reduced prices. A few more
SOILED SHOES and GAITERS selling °HEAP. GEW'S
GAITERS and SHOES, selling low. Gent's Patent Leather
Gaiters for $2. Now is the time for bargains. Go and pro.
core a pair. Gent's Oalf Oxfords and Ties, Buck and Calf
Gaiters, cheap. Boy's and Youth's Summer Shoes selling
at low rams. Call soon. DIVPENBAOILER A 00.
17 No. 17 Fifth street, noar Market,
r IMOTHY SEED-40 bble. ohoice Timo
„IL thy Seed, Just received and for sale by
JAMES A. FETZER,
Corner Market and First streets.
CONGRESS WATER.—A fresh lot of Con
gteaa tied Empire e nd Spring Water received thin
day by JOSEPH FLEMING.
oc4 corner Diamond and Market street.
COOKING PRUNES.-
..0 claim Gorman;
10 casks Turkish— or sale by
IMAMS h ANDURSON,
No. 89 Wood street
APPLES. -10 barrels Green Apples, this
day received and for sale by
eel KENNY IL COLLINS.
ALARGE Map of our country, with tho
States, Territories and counties dWnctly 'nark!
ed. For sale by W. B. HAVEN, Stationer,
sul2 Corner Market and Second streets.
jHE STUCK FIXTURES AND LEASE
of a Brag Store In a good lixation in the city; for
tale by S. 011iZEIMEAT a SONS.
ora Sas Zdutiot Rtreet,
W. B. fINEEDY
BPEOIAL NOTION
MiVMS
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERMANENT OFFICE.
COMPLYING WITH THB URGENT REQUEST OP ERIN
)REDS OP WEIR PATIENTS,
LES. O. 21. I7TCH AND J. W. SYKES
Have concluded to remain
PERMANENTLY IN PITTSBURGH,
And may be conrulted at their °thee,
No, IVi street,
t CLAIR LILiTEL,
Daily, except Sundays, for CONSUM ,- , ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS and ALL t •.
complicated with, or causing pulmonary disease, including
Catarrh, Heart Disease, Affections of the Liver,
Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Female Complaints, 4.e.
DRS /ITOII & SYKES .would state that their treatment
of Coniumption is based upon the that that the disease exists
in as blood and system at large, both before and during its
development in the lungs, and they therefore employ Meehan.
!cal, Hygienic and Medical remedies to purify the blood and
strengthen the system. 1-IVh these, they use MEDICAL IN
IIALATIONB, which they value highly, but only sa Pala
bees, (having no CtlTalive effects when used alone,) and Irma.
Ws are oarneatly cautioned against wasting the precious
time at curability on any treatment based upon the plausi
ble, but false Idea that the "seat of the disease can be reached
In a direct luau nor by Inhalation," for, as before stated, the
teat of 'lv di !ease is in the bb,..1 and its r . brr4.l only in the
Ar- No charge for consultatluo.
A lint of questions will Le Bout to those winkling to col:lnuit
. by letter. ifir29:ctow
THE AisTIFICIAL LIGHTNING TEAT FLASHES
Illreugh the Atlantic Cable, bears less resemblance
to the lightning of heaven, than Chistadoro'e Hair Dye
bears to tits natural coloring matter of black and brown
hair. Quick as a flash it darkens the grey, rod or sandy
fibres of the head, the Ups, and the chili to an ebony hue ;
while it lends a healthy lustre to them. It contains no cans.
tic, and ten minutes, once In six or eight weeks, is all the
time required fur ltd application. Bold everywhere, and ap•
plied by all hair dressers. OItLdTADOItO, No. It Astor
House. New York. G H. KEYSER,
od2lmdsw
NOTICE—TELE INTEREST COUPONS of the
Bonds of Lawrence County, issued to the PITTS
BURGH AND ERI,EaIitMLROAD COMPANY, due Jaly,
Ina. will be paid at the Mee of W. H. WILLIAMS h 00.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. The change in place of payment hi made
to consequence of the failure of the Ohio Life Insurance
sad Truet Company, New York., where the Coupone are
payable By order of
2 THE COMMISSIONERS.
OFFICE OF
PENNSYLV AN lAINSURANCE CO. OF PITTSBURGH,
October 9th, 1868.
TUB Bto..kholders of this Company are hereby notified
that the minuet election, fur Dtrectors, for the ensuing y iar
will be held at the office, No. 63 Fourth at•eet, between the
hours of 10 o'clock, L. 0.. and one P. M., On SIiN DAY, the
first day of November, ISIS.
utiktd 1. OMER SPROUL, Secretary.
MEDICAL.
B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
WHOLKSA.LE DRUGGISTS,
No. 60 corner of Wood and Fourth Street'',
Pi' TBBURGII, PIINN'A
D t IALCES IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS,
GLASSWARE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
And Enerything Appertaining to the Drug Butineas.
THOSE IN WANT OF PURE AND
genuine articled will du well to give to a rail. We
guarantee to sell as low as can be bought in this i,,. other
markets, and warrant everything to give smisfaetlue.
We are the sule prujirlaters and tpDly S ut
B L. FARNEAOCK'S VERAIIFUCIE,
DR. R. A. wiLsoN,
Tonic, Cathartic, and Anti-Dyapeptio
PILES.
The best cure for worms, either in children or adults, over
offered to the public, is undoubtedly the Verenifuge, pre.
pared by B L. F.hnestock.. Thirty years experience in this
class of medicine has given a cure guarantee that this la an
article every way worthy of contidenca As a cure far
worms it claims to be unequalled, and as a merchantable
artlclo.it is prepared and sold as D. L. Fahnestock's and uo
other, as the proprietors do not wish to have It confounded
with any other article of Vermifuge lIJW in the market.
WILSON'S PILLS have had a mere local existence for
over twenty years, unsupported by alvertieing of any kind,
and held at dcuble the price of what they are now sold at,
yet with all these disadvantages, wherever used they have
in no instance failed to render the utmost satisfaction iu
performing all the requirements of a valuable family medi
cine, and as each are recommended by some of the most
worthy and responsible citizens of the land. Hear for in-
Stance what 001. Wm. Hopkins, of Washington, Pa.. says:
WASZIMIToN, January 8,1858.
Dr. R. A. }Filson, filtsburgh, have been using
your Anti-Dyspeptic Pills, When occaalcn required, for many
years, and can truthfully say that I have never found auy
medicine equal to them In relieving me from affix lone of
the stctuach and head ; they have never failed to relieve me
from headache, and have always left my system in better
wudition than they found it. I must confidently commend
your pills as a Bale and highly valuable medicine.
Yours re peetfully, WM. HOPKINS.
Will am Eictibanm, EN., City Treasurer, ;aye :
ITrviianaou, February 8, 1858.
Hisses. B. L. lidEltiltaTOCK & CO.: . .
Gentlemen:—ln my opinion of the merits of Dr. R. A
Wilson's Tunic, Cathartic and Anti• Dyspeptic Pills, I will
briefly stste that for many years pest they have been a
standing medicine in my famby. A box of these pills Is
always loft within the reach of any one who may feel the
necessity of taking a dose, say one to three.
Whether it is owing to the efficacy of these pills or not, I
do not pretend to say; bat I can safely asset t that since we
have used them, my family has enjoyed uninterrupted good
health,-and I cheerfullnrecommend them to all who duly
sppreiate this inestimable blessing.
Respectfully yours,
nail WIGLIASI lilO
FIR. CULVER,WELL'S RADICAL RE-
L./ GENERATOR, the sovereign remedy for spermator
thee& or seminal weakness, sexual debility, impotency, in
voluntary emissions, piles &c., in both sexes, the result o
early indiaerellon, incapacitating the man for business, soci
ety and matrimony.
for sale by Hunt & Miuer, Mound,: Hall, 6th street
Pittsburgh. Call for a gratis pamphlet giving particulars
or ndiEess Box 4686, Pest Office, New York Oity.
oe2:6mdsw:Bp
DAGUERREAN GALLERIES
ROGER&
AMBROTYPE AND PHOTOGRAPI
FIRST PREMIUM
GALLERY,
70 FIFTH- STREET, •
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICIO.
Ifkir Pictures taken in all %te various styles, in any
weather, and warranted to please at reasonable rates.
/gar Sick or deviated persons taken at their resi
dence. ocll
aultly—b
AM BROT Y P E S.—These beautiful and
durable pictures) on glass; in all their perfection and
loveliness, singly or in groups, may be obtained at WALL'S,
Jones' Building, Fourth street. [oc4lw
IL M. CARGO & CO.,
Photographers and Anibrotyptsts,
NEW YORK GALLERY,
No. 21 Fifth street, and
SUNBEAM GALLERY,
8. W. cot. of Market street and I:Hamm:A Pittriburgk
PLUM TO 80IT ALL_ toyl9..tf4p
AMBROTY YES-
A BEAUTIBTfL AND DURABLE PICTURE
WARRANTED, CAN BE HAD AB LOW
AS AT ANY FIRST CLASS EsTAßuslutreaNT
IN THE COUrY, AT
Removed to 21 Fifth Street•
CIARGO & CO2B PHOTOGRAPHIC AND
vi, # AMBROTTPE tiALLIZRY has been removed from
16 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 and excellence in arrangement.
air- Oar old friends and patrons, and those wishing en
parlor likenesses, are invited to call. le. Reception Boom
and Specimens on the ground floor. apT
STEAMBOATS.
Kt' 3 'LI
For Marlette awl Zsuaeavlils.
The steamer KMIld GRAHAM, Capt. Max.
I Anis, will leave for the above and all
Jermedlate Yalta en every TUESDAY, at
4 o'clock, P.M.
liar fratabt nr ossisaire splay= board, _
To LET-4 Store Room on Market street
4 szadm A. W. GATAANI.
21111
Agent et Pittsburgh
W ALL'S, Y.'nrth street
•• • • • • .•
J. & 'l' GROUTT
neonazas OP .
BRANDIES, GINS, WINES, ETC.,
DEALERS IN
PINE OLD MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKY, PRAM
AND APPLE BRANDY. ALSO,
RECTIFIERS AN D DISTILLERS,
Corner of Smithfield and Front Streets,
apl4) PITTSBURGH, PA.
S. B. & C. P. MARKLE,
MANDIAOTMIBIIB 01
PRINTING, TOR, AND ALL KINDS OP WRAPPING
Warehouse, No. 27 Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
M. Rags bought at market prices. myB
REMOVAL.
J OHN MOORHEAD has removed to
No. 74 Water Area., below Market
JOHN MOORHEAD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Me VIII Sh.Ll Or
PIC METAL AND BLOOMS,
NO. 74 WATSK SWUM, BELOW 1112.11HET,
mrl9 PITTSBURGH, PA
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
ISAAC JON 3 JNO. L. BOYD wra. moomomml
JONES, BOYD & CO.
111111107LOITIELEBd Of
CAST STEEL.
ALSO,
SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL,
BPRINGS AND AXLES.
Corns: Koss and First Stremtm,
!y25 PITTSBURGH, PA.
MOORHEAD & C 0.,.
MiNEFACTIIIO3I3, OP
American, Plain & Corrugated,
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON,
t'or RooZing, Guttering, Spouting, - ace.
ENTS FOR WOOD'S PATENT
IMITATION RUSSIA SHEET IRON.
Warehouse, So. 130 Erirst street,
=26: Iy- is PITTSBURGH, PA.
I &LIG D. B. ROOKS
D. B. ROGERS & CO..
lIANIIIPAOTITRERS OP
ROGERS' IMPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
COIIIIDD. Ross AND FIRST STILVITB,
PITTBBUROII. PA
L. C. HEPBURN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND CONVEYANCER
Ovinal Vara 8. HIPBBIntri.
No. QA Voarth attaat
JAMES A. FIETZER,
Forwarding and, polumicaion Merchant
MR TEM a ALE OP
our, GI rain, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Seeds, Dried Fruit
and Produce generally,
Corner of Market and First streets.
PITTaBiI ktini, PA.
Ruin To—ltrancis O. Baßuy, Esr., Wiill= Dilworth, Sr.,
„ Cuthbert A Son, Pittsburgh; Boyd & Ott, Halation .4
wearingen, S. Brady, Dash. N. A N. Bank. List & Howell,
Mangle B 00., George W. Anderson, Donlo. A. Paxton A Co.
W taxaloa.
E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO.,
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, &C.,
ALSO DEALERS IN
PINE OLD WHISKYS,
NO. 6, NORTH FRONT STREET,
PEIILADI4I.PI4I/1.
GO AtliD SEE
GEORGE P. WERTeS
EFirst Premium Blind Factory,
CORNER TILLED AND MARKET STS., PITTSBURGH.
THOSE WISHING TO FURNISH THEIR
House with VENITIAN BLINDS, of the moat einni.
site and elaborate finish, will find It to their interests to give
ma a call before purchasing elsewhere. My work Is got up
by the best mechanics (not apprentices.) Evory attention is
given to the wants of customers. Prices low. All work
warranted. No. 72 THIRD Street. Pittsburgh. imyB.2oo
DAVID H. 'WILLIAMS,
fIIVIL ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR
ILI FOB VIII ilftleCTION OF GAS WOMB, for troutlivo
pruers and apwards, and for ideating Buildings, pnblic or
private:by BLAIN Hot Water or Furnaces.
isty&lyta PITTSBURGH. PA.
RII'CREERIY & CO.
(Suoweitross 40 lluiromen, Al'Classav b C 0.,)
VORWARDING AND COMMISSION
EFROHA.NTB, Wholesale Dealers in Produce, Bloar
and Wool, No. 114 Second street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
saransuose:
Springer Harbsugh, Joseph E. Elder, St. Louis;
Pittsburgh; Penton Bros.,
H. Childs BOJ • Cornell 8 Dorsey, Baltimore;
Bagaley, Oosgr7rve & Co., " Garret AMartin,Philadelphla;
tioCandlees,Aleana 8 00., " Jemmy, Kent,'Ssattee A Co. "
G. W. Smith, 8 Co., " Weaver 8 Graham,
Gee. M . B L. Hord, Cincinnati Hoene, Sterling 8 Co., "
A. B. Pentoo A Brea., " Yard, Gilmore 8 Co., "
WILLIAM CLAYTON & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Attuou MERCHANTS,
No. 37 DIAMOND &LIMY,
Naar Wood atreut,
PI 2' S'B 011, PA.
Ake' Always on hand, blackberry, Cherry, and Cognac
Brandies, Old Monongahela and Itactillekl illtWky, of the
v, - *bast quality. dalaydals
WILLIAM BAGALEY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
Nos. 18 and 20 Wood Street,
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W. I-1 illoar.g
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O. A. DOSCH.
DricOV E & CO
M ERCHANT TAILORS,
Dealers In Ready Made Clothing and Gentlemen's Purdah
lng Goode, corner of gedorel,strext and Market Square Alle
gheny City, 011. JeitlY
M kRBLE! MARBLE! I
JO ETA XII CAR*
HAB A'BRAUTIFUL 818LECTION 07
MONUMENTS GRAVE STONES,
Ell3ClOfillreN, P 01413, &e.
The public are resynctfully inytted to examine our stock
Nines low, and warn warranted.
v I Ihy-14 LIUSIRTV SPTIWEIRT.
11.0 INT BOX FACTORY.-
, BUSHA & GHTEINDOVLIP
Manufacture to color, BOXES treatable for Soap and Candles,
Hardware and Variety Goctie, etc., etc.
Orders nronatdl4 0110.1
ROBERT DALZELL & CO., Wholesale
Droners,Commission and Forwarding Merchants and
Dealers In Produce and Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. 251
Liberty circa. Pittaharah. Pa. noi2ll4nr•
SAMUEL FARNESTOOK,
IMPORTER AND MUDD. IN
Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
No. 74 Wood Strad, Pittsburgh.
The subscriber has received, in addition to his fall stock
of Hardware a very heavy stock of Meat and Sausage Oat.
ters and Striffera, and a very large stook of Sleigh Belle,
loose and on strings, of a much superior quality to'that
mwelly sold in the market, all of which will be sold the
lowe4t terms. (se27) SAML. RAHNESTOOK.
CALIRTIWRIGUIT & YOUNG,
(sumer/or, to John Cariwright„)
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
of Pocket and Table Cutlery, Surgical and alai Den
tal Instruments, Nuns, Pistols, Fishing Tackle, etc., No. S 4
Wood street. They give special attention the manufactur•
ng of Trusses, Supporters, eto. Jobbing and itepairing
lth punctuality and despatch. apit
J. & H. PRICE'S
CENTRAL, PLANING MILL,.
WATER STREET, ALLEGHENY,
ARE now in foil operation, with Fay Sa Co.'
Unproved machinery for the manufacturing or gash
Frames, Doors, Shutters and Mouldings. Builders and Con.
tractors will and it to their advantage to call and ascertain
oaf prices. aulihlydaw
FURNITURE FOR CASH.—
A fail assortment of
Pittsburgh manufactured FURNITIME, embracing .
BUREAUX,
BOOK CAsitS,
WARD ROBES,
And every article needed in a well furnished dwelling, se
well as a spledid assortment of
OFFICE FITENITURK,
Constantly on hand and made to order. As the only terms
on which business la done at this establishment Ia for CAUL
Prices are made accordingly. Persons in want of anything
In the above line, would be advantaged by calling at
PAOHIIM
No. 103 Smithfield street, below liftle.
J. D. FACILOCIS,
JOllll M. TILTS. mina,
0. H. EIPPZY.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
ofvelMP y,
i tmthr in ti ßlP v r ractico of the law, under the firm
Office, No. 94 Fourth Street.
B. EIMPBON,
0.8. BIPPEY.
AKE FISH..-
75 bbl,. White Fish ;
60 " 'rout;
40 " Salmon, Tectived and for galeby
EMMY 8, COLLINS
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T SBURail THEATRE.
Solo Lessee and PCOZKi.
Stage DAvra.
PRIOES o ADJUSOZOIPI
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Dress Circle and Parpetto.soo randlyarcle......«...tailo.
Colored 80xe5.... , ....No Colored Ga110ry.......21:4
Tickets to PrivaM - 8drie5 . ...750 Whole 80xe5....«..46 00 .
Proscenium 80Z00..........50 00.
ANOTHER. GREAT NOVELTY,
TEE GREATEST BILL - YES
First night of the ba;st dripan ever written, entitled
oEarnesit hialtravers."
THIS EVENING, October 12th, will be tresented the great
drama of EARNEST MALTRAVEES ; 031, A FATUBSI3
OllRSE.—Richard Darvil, Mr. M'Farland,Lttraley Bar
rere...Alice Darvil, Miss Cordele Oappell.
GRAND DANOE—ORRAGONISE--By kissaa 'Turnbull
and Hight, and Messrs. Ma= and Bartholomew. -
To conclude with the laughable farce of THE W/NDBLELL.
The Manager announces with pleasure to the claim
that he has effected an engagement, for a limited number
of nights, with the renowned NEW ORLEANS ENGLISH
OPERA TROUPE, who will make their first appearance
tomorrow (Wednesday) oVani4g.
Doom open et 7 o'olock. tsc klux Mee
open from 10 to 3 cr'clocit.
FOSTER'S NEW NlifiONAL THEATRE
J. C. FOSTiat bldnager. J. PROCTuR..Siage Direcwr
Great excitement. Overt/0 , 4 - 41g houses. Re-engagement
of the great actress JULIA 'IDLIAN LEAMNE. cone.
quence of the splendid nightly reception of this lady by
crowded and most fashionable holism, and in order to afford
our citizens another opportunity of witnessing the Perfel"
mance of this truly great artiste. the manager has succeed.
ed in re-engaging her for six nlghta t beyond which time it
is impossible for her to appear in this city, previous to her
departure for Europe.
THIS EVENING, October 12th, 1858, will be performed
Sbatl'a Tragedy of DVADNE; OR, THE &Ana.—
Evadne, ?dm. Julia Dean Rayne...Velem% Mr. Charles
Hoster...Ludovlco, Mr. Ill'Bride-.Vlcentio, Mr. Leonard.
To be followed by the admiral. farce of THAT BLESSED
BABY.—John Thomas, Air. n. R. nagicley...Flora, Min
Lillie Graham.
44e. To-morrow evening, INGOMALS; Partheiria, Julia
Dean, being bar coverall appearance.
JOHN W. IVI'CARTHY,
BILL, CIRCULAR AND CARD
Will prpmptly attend to the Distributing and Posting of
MLR, 0111CULARS, 0AR15,1 AND PROGltlanip,
For Railroads, Ships, Steamboat 4 Amusements, Sales, Etc.
All orders, either uy mail, telegraph, or otherwise, sent
to the face of the Daily Ifors*ng Post, wilf be faithfully
attended to.
raokages fo.warde by the Adama Express Company will
be promptly dieawed of e.ocoet•hig to directions. sel4
SEWING MACHINES.
EWING
SEWING 11.1ACHINES1
Are now on Exigbition, at the
HOSIERY 4TORE OF
MR. , DALY,
NO, 20 PIPTI STRIBET,
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These Mad:dries are admitted to be the Vast In market for
family one, making an cia.stio doable thread stitch, which
will not rip t von if ovary fourth stitch be cut. It is the
only low priced double thread liibohine in market. Order/
will be received uud promptly tiled by
I M. DALY, Agent,
No, to Fifth strew, uu thet•ortter of Market allay
Pittsourgh, Pa.
/Ur NOTICIE—fd DA LY. OLlth c.Jrukir of Fifth arrest
and hiarket alley, is ti,d ULlij ..4' .1 the name in bnsinetos
on this street
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11/MPORTAtiP TO ISLE
A new Family Sewing Machine, combining . theiatest
im
provements, at the extreme low ~,r1;:e of
FIFTY DOLLARS.
The pries of all oar standard Machines have been greatly
reduced. BINGER'S SEWING' lideEllhiES, it is well
known, though dearer In price, time always been ebeaper i in
fact, considering what they will do. than any other. The
pricea are now reduced .0 that I must be satisfied. Call
andtexamine the new Machines t the low prices, at
od7 It 81'14,..W'A, 82 Market street.
SEW _
_NES
W ER mi E um l at tAtie[tPpeEnnlisyl 'HE tis F .. IRST PEE-
Society at their Annual tzhibiti n, E4 l pie t ter A 2.Bth tli , 284
80th and October let, 1858. I 1
This Preiniaraiwriivos Uot bought,
TTile undersigned hereby chal I eh& a trial of BEWING
MACHINES, before competent ridges, to be selected by
exhibitors or by the irdience, in ITY MALL, or elsewhere
at any time.
On and after this tilts the price of our Machines will -Le
reduced as follows: - 1
New Illachinealain finish table
Do de plated table '
Do do with cover and dtatvers
Do do large site.— ..... ..1
Do do do do plated
PITTSBURGH
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Do do plated and pearled
/id other size, iu pr.pot ti 3n. •
The first place in p7:llir, estimation Is now justly accorded
to the GROVER Lc BAKER 51A0FILIVE, for family Sawing,
for the following reasons :
/st. It is MORE SIMPLE and EASILY KEPT IN ORDER
than any other machine.
2d. It makes a seam whiai will IOT RIP cr RAUH',
though every third stitch in cut.
Bd. It sews from two ordinary rii , ooia, end thus all trouble
of winding thread is avoided, while the same Machine can
be adapted, at pleasure, by a mern change of spools, to ail
varieties of work.
4th. The same Machine rims ell t, linen thread and spool
cotton, with equal facility.
6th. 'The seam is as elastic as the Moat elastic ishric, so
that it is tree from all LIABILITV , to aelm, in WASH
ING, IRONING, or otherwise.
oth. The stitch made by this hia , Mine L 3 more BRADTI
ITIII, than any other made, either b) , hand or machine.
OPINIONS OF TEED PRESS.
ro vt):1 9
.JAMS N. fdIiLIDLING
Grover £ Baker's la the bast..—[Anti.riricultnriat.
To all of which tie Tribune says, amen --(N.Y. Tribune.
It is all that tt claims to be.—{N£ Y. Independent.
It finishes lta:own work; others go uot.—filome Journal..
It needs only to be dK , r, to to appreciated.4phreno.
Journal.
Adapted for woolens, 'Men oricotton,—.[Amer. ?data,
Monthly.
We like Grover & Baral'ilbest,--tiadies' Wreath.
And two hundred more refereneed.
W. 0. BLUM% Agent,
t t t ha Fifth Btrc4t Shirt Manufactory.
'd Pittsburgh, Pa.
THE CII EMIC AL OLIVE ERABIVE
SOAP, manufactured by B.; O. a J. 11. Sawyer, re.
receives the preference over all other kinds ever offered for
family use.
Its advantages mi . other E 043 ara: , .-lat, It Is cheaper -
to use, one peandlneug equal .tO• three of common rosin
Soap. 2d. Half* time need only ho eccapied in wenadrig
when this Soap is treed in place di other Soap. M. Labor
willg can be nearly dispensed with, aa the clothes .
require little if any rabbingi thus avoiding their wear
on the washboard. 4th. Boiling the clothes is unnecessary
when this Soap is used, and hard or salt water answers
equally as well as soft. 6th. Printers, Machinists, Painters
and others, find itfar superior to other Soaps. It speedily re
moves grease, tar, paint, printers' ink and dirt from the
hands, leaving the akin soft, and fres from chapping.
To avoid the labor of rubbing the clothes, and the use of
the wash.board, the following directions should be followed
Per the washing of eight or ten of a family, take one
pound of Soap, cut it Into shavings, and dissolve in one
gallon of hot water; put the clothes into a tub cong
about ten gallons of warm water; pear, pa the, ved
Soap, and stir thoroughly. Let th em soaktwanty to thirty
minutes, wring out, and rinsen ward, water °rine, cold
water twice. A very dirty wris .d, or seam, or grearse
spots, may reqtdre a slight bbing, but otherwise the
riteu
clothes will come out clean and'l White, without rubbing or
balling. Cold water may be used in place of hot, requiring
about double time in sooting.
Air Observe our name on each bar. I
For sale, in any quantity, at clot warehma, No. 47 Wood
street, and at our works, opposite the Round House, Penn
sylvania avenue. B. is4l, H. SAWYER,
ocl 1 No. 47 Wood street.
DIVE LOTS OF GROUND, EACH CON
TAINING ooe acre, for la& Price $T]O each. Terms.
In hand, balance one, t 7Co and three ream situate at
four miles from the clty al CUTHBERT k SON,
eelß 61 garret street
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60 bb b. choice Oclde'h ST:rip
" Enstaick's B c gnat{ ry SyrrlP
76 .• tt. Jamee r3ntar iivtl3,3 1b:413w
In store arul tor raiz by MILLF,Ii SIONSISON
aria ra Liberty street.
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Distributor and Poster,
PITTSBURGH, PA
MACHINES.-
THE $2,0 AND $4O
DuIIBIAI
LOOK STITCH
As the Wheeler Si, Wihlon
Silver itiedsil *Vas.
WORTH TWENTYI GENTS, and selling
at TWEL VE OENTii, .711.1te and colorad Canon
Staab:qv, at Jozea HORNE'S,
aa,24* 1. 4, IdarkAt street.
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A HORSE POWER, FODDER CUTTER,
Jal. and Corn and Cob Crusher, will bo sold to close the
of, by (5029) WaitY H. COLLII!.4
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ACHINES
.....$5O 00
.... 76 CO
80 00
..... 65 00
„... 90 00
.....100 00