Me $ ittsburgh 'gazette. BATURD47, B LAT/ST FROM OILDOM. Failure of the Homestead Well PRICE OF OIL AT lITROLB LH OIL CITY Special Contspoodsoce of the Plusbrugh Gazette On. City, Bept. let, ING DUE Gi.errra : The (amens "Homestead," otherwise called Boston Well, stopped Cowing a day or two ago. They are preparing to pump It. The '" Grant W,11," nearly adJoinina, la bald to have increased 150 barrels since the other stopped. The Homestead was one of the text welts on Plthole, audits sodden stop of flow will mouton some alarm among well owners.. OR at Plthele is held at $3 00, but to make Bales $a.75 Is all that could be had; at oil City $5.50; up the Creek $4,50. The Creek Is very low, almost "dried up " Freighte„to Pittsburgh advanced to $1 GO per barryi Oil is aectimulatiog here rather than pay the freights. Navigation on the river la almost closed. It is milling to-day. and I hope It will continue long enough to ralae the river, and supply the springs and wells, as some drillers have been stopped- on account of the scarcity of water. We have had no rain of any account for some The new well on Cherry Run is said to be pro ending 200 barrels. It Is between the Reed Well and Rauseellte. FEN'S ITEMS. Tim ruins of a very extensive aboriginal city have helm discovered In the forest of acorumbo, - In the province of Tiaxicala, .Mexico. The temples are of immense size, some with vaulted roofs, and so well pre served that ancient paintings appear fresh. The courts are filled with hideous and gyp twine Idols and pyramids surmounted by the same. The whole is enveloped in a dense forester cedar and ebony trees- • Trim London (C. W.) Free Prat, details the flogging of a private soldier of the < British anny, for getting drank and insult ,-•••- leg his superior officer. A court martial sentenced him to sixty lashea. After twenty-five lashes with the "cat," on hie bare back, he was taken down and sent to the hospital,. the ' surgeon testifying that he could not survive the fuL punishment. TEE commandant of the post at Pad acah Ky., recently issued an order for the re lease of certain negroes who had been in, carcerated In the city prison for violation of the municipal law. Thereupon the mu nicipal authorities at once ordered the re• lease of all white prisoners, and informed • the Governor by letter, of their action In • the premises. THE Matamoros Rau/taro. of the 11th eye : Numerous troops and trains Dr ar tillery continue to aniveapposite that city, the troops being almost exclusively negroea. It thinks the object of atsambling so many Itegines there is to colonize them In We.tern Texas. In that event it predicts the chap. trial will bloom like the rose. A BILL is before the Canadian Portia- Znetit, backed by Mr. Brydps and a strong lobby of the Grand Trunk people, to maul gamete the Grand Trunk and Tuffala and Lake Baron Railroads. There Is great es _ ritement about it along the line of the latter road, and indignation meetings are being everywpere held. BrEtsa'a LIOILLT is expected soon to make its appearance. It is not yet near enough - to be visible—being no nearer the earth than about 110,000,000 of miles. . On the first day of November next, it will be close to Maskab, one of .the four bright stars forming the-well-known square of Pe- A bin. M. 11. SQUEELE was killed by a man named Robinson, on last Tuesday, in the southern - part of Stark county, Ohio. The deceased presented a bill to Robinson, when the latter without saying a word, struck him a terrible blow which instantly killed him. Jour' Voonnmss editor of the Monroe (lEch'gan) ..gonitor a Copperhead sheet, has been arrested for forging bounty papers, etc.and lodged in Jail. Re attempted to commit sulfide, but the stomach pump brought him too again. I lA. Tsar case Involving the right of towns . toefundto individuals the amounts con— . tributed by them in procuring vol.mteers or substitutes for the army, has gone before thalinpreme;Court of Massachusetts, and the eel/Hiatt will be rendered early In 00. tober. Tire buildings and other property belong ' lag to the Episcopal Theological Seminary, in Aleachdria, C which have been in the bands of the government during the war, are now to be restored. Tag 'wagers : of the New York Central " - Hamad have made an arrangement by 'which there will soon be a narrow gimp toad from New York to St. Louis, so that 4 "height-can be seat through without trans ' far. Timm are pow inexistence no less than fourteen hundred and fifty-seven oil com panies, with a total capital of eight hun dred and sixty-nine million five nundred and nmety•four dollars: Tam Sonthurn trade of Baltimore is In. creasing so rapidly that the regular line of steamers are unable to carry all the freights Ode& New,„ coasting atelmera lines are '- - being started. Denzio a brief absence from his home, on Sunday evening last, a robber entered the house of Asa 21farse, near Llinaville, • Oblo,-andltele live - thousand and seven hundred dollars. Tau wife of Frederick Backus, -Esq., of the iirel of alcbmond Backtm, :Detroit, was burned to death last Saturday eyening, by the explosion of a Beresene lamp. Tim State Prison at Auburn has been 4,es. ignited bythe President of the United States as a Military prison, in addition to th ose heretofore designat ed. Brzni distillery in the Bth District of Illinois has been seized by the authorities for frauds upon the revenue. Colman Tmsn, sepal digger at Wheeling, WU killed - an Thursday, by the falling In of the bank in which he was working. STlttrstnrEtts has been deprived of water, for a few days past, by an . accident at the water works. Da, Jornv Mcfizaw, of Athens, Otdo, died a few days ago from . the effects of an over dose of morphine. Tun hop crop Is not altogether a failure as was stated. Although some yards are nearly destroyed, others will yield hand. rfttr YOBS city has a fund of about VA. 000; to be appropriated to the support of famines of murdered policemen. TEE Internaticatal Cricket Match at To ': /nut° Wednesday, was very closely panitated,lbo AnicriFalia barely winning. Hie of steamers ie about 'to ft4t Orreen Boston and Havana. :.:.PERSONAL. - • t ilis not keg tines tthe Demixratie papers claimed Gen. Grant as helot:Mug to their own -new the llartford 25ntea anises him with the eholenderpithets;atensei hit:m.6f lag an eleetion,trar, and sayst i i e tt Loretta Molt ing, and that ha makes ho es or he cannot. The Demorteeta m ekorne to all the .party, capital thee, can mama' by abusing General ;.LO3lll men of all puttee honor him.— , Spetailtild(ldato.) Repodueon. Iz as Mild to the honor of General Grosvenor. the Punta fdarthal General of Georgia, ttug . 'llll'lndi refried a bribe of 120,000, of : fired by one pold Coln i kor a favorable do lga:nth • cotton cue pend ing before that Gee ' brat. General , eterubnan, on being made aegualnual with the feels, beaded the offender . from his department, and confiscated the portion of Abelcalnoi talk Wti.. Butmuto, of horsden r England. a natirdhtlattuello county; Vermont, has agreed Viitlitiona Gamma doilms year for the pe rpeaeotWbg Om tuition of ebildrtm who have ;butt Ptt, In the defence of the cotultay in the hewer - ityleMem idraarr. 11. LkiVIZII, formerly of abon t adown„ bat bought it sheffirt sale. brio% the Arlington plantation near Baton Bone. formerly valued at 8200,000, and hi •,,L going tet settlein Lesbians as a planter. , GOMM - lajo, deter the annual - - address asitss Mileresota date- fair, at Minna unniirraise last Week In September., MS star irProbe*, - "The eradication of Fischer rot Bs* t*CO;is to t&tads as was represented:, He . must the complimentary obituary no- WPM* been bean:erred upon hit& XOrrratanantwr. it Is stated. 00111467. ALM:ATV - won to the United Struts. - BY LAST NIGHT'S MAILS IrEATESNIZATION 07 MUTED STATES AND P4PRY.- lAL OFTICSIS9 AT SrATLYORAS. A special from Cairo to the Cincinnati aa mu< Faye : The Matamoros Banat-to of the 1 5 -h eelved. Great rains have (alien throughout Mexleo, Cortina! has crossed Into Mexico again, with artillery and with money to pay his ['trellises. The Vatted Slates 61:10 Imperial olilcers are on 'be I est 'e ms, meeting at dinners, The Ranek,ro says a very pleasant bad was riven i•ti the steamboat Camargo, by the aut'ior- Ilarameras. In bozos of the dlstlngnishe lilnlster. non 1, n's Robles. The tell was at- .ended by be ocantlfn/ and lovely fair of Ma:s utres and Brown! elfin. Alt the dlatingetahed rl erecters no either bank of the Rio 0,01. n In attendance. United State, 0 nerala and Imperial Ulcers joa e I hands in the 1:1,4t, of for Hug. and .n every reasonable matter wailed easy the bourn of shady night. We hive been af•nred 'hat full confidence Olaf,. the I nif •••• lel and Rifistillcan representatives Was PTI lanced on the occasion. much to the gratification of all. The Ranchero hopes the confides a there .S coo may read to peace and quiet along the entire frontier. YENIAN FrNERAL FORATDII6IS TIT LRCIIBI3IIOI. Sr. Lotus, August 31.—1 t baring been an nounced that the funeral of Scary O'Clarence McCarthy, late Dquity : Head Center of the Fenian Brotherbrcd; wpnld take place ner_t Sunday from St. Patrick's Church, In this city, Archbishop Kenrick hat forbidden the ceremo- nies and instructed the Superintendent of Cal vary Cemetery not to admit any procesalan of mut or women bearieg the insignia of Fenian teM within the cemetery. This has created quite a sensation among the Peahms, and it la not yet known what mine they will pursue. MURDER LT IB.DIANAPOLIS - --• lermastaroms, Amoral 31.—A murder was committed early this morning, by three soldiers here, upon a men named Milton Fletcher. The soldiers were arrested and are now In custody, SNIOTIRS TEIIPLAII CONVENTION . . COLutnros, August 31.—The Grand Encamp went of the Knights Templar of the United States meet In this city next week, Hon. B. B. French, of Washington city, presiding. This is the first session of this grand body held elate the commencement of the war. There will be a general reunion of all the prominent Masons 'tbrongbont the States, Including that staunch loyalist, Mackey, of Charleston, Sancti Carolina, and others. The encampments of Wasbington, Baltimore, and other cities, are preparing to be present in a body. The preparations for re ceiving them are complete. BARNUM'S NEW MENEM:TM Mr. BLHAtlit writes to the New Yerk papers that neither himself nor his agents bars been idle during the last fifty days. He says more than a hundred carpenters, masons, painters and decorates have been busily engaged In trans forming two large buildirgs (In Broadway, above be St. Nicholas MAW, ) Into a spacious and wantiftil Museum. The building is twice the depth of the former, extending to 111ereer:street, and the Lecture Room Is one-third larger than the one la xis late splendlply establishaseetiventllated, and provi ded w ith ample egress, whereby the building can at any time be emptied into .Broadway aad Mer. cm street In less then Ore eninutas. Already five apaci3ua saloons contain a hundred thous and eurmattles, Consisting of rare qusdrapoda. birds, fish, shells, mistrals, historical relies, and his agents in every part of the world are doing all that energy and a liberal outlay can accom plish, toward making this the finest collection of rarities on the globe. A. superbly liolstaxi lecture room with splen did decorations and scenery, is nearly comple ted. A superior dramatic company Is engaged, and • rapid succernion of moral dramas, mag nificent spectacles and occasional equestrian performances will be produced (or the gratifica tion of the public. The Museum to to be open. edam Mcaday September 4. when Mr, Barnum w 111 - immediately proceed to Europe tO.E.X.DeAILC Important purchases and arrangement. now in progress there. A Roland fur an Oliver Mr. Swann. Govenor elect. of Md.. war invited to go down to Clarksville, Md., the other day far the purpose offraternizing with the Blair faintly in their political schemes. He declines the invi tation and lands a "radical" letter In which this passage °enure: "But however this may be, the President will not shut hie eyes to the progress and develope ment of public sentiment now going forward is the rebellious States. When the power passes from his hands, as the military head of the na tion, items! go into the hands of a people tharough li:ay.al. There can •ba cornpromdh eta hate reeonrtruriion or m.e pr , !his lorido,ml military government. for Via Salta just as they may elect There can be no desire to impose degra. ding terms. Toe people of the Sotto, sooner or later, are to form a part of-our restored 'Union. The rebellion has been put down by the power of this . .o7renuneDt, and reconstruction mint cary with it, while tiffs power continues, the re. moval of all leagues, which may have the effect to irritate and divide us In the future. If the South hopes for construction on any other terms, they must be undeceived. A CALM/MIA sculptor named ilezzuli has nearly completed a colossal statue of President Lincoln. It is nine feet high, and stands on s pedestal ten feet-in height, making a total of nineteen feet. Tho posture Is described in • B at , Francisco paper as majestic and command ing. Gar k'ab Le 15cliools. 7e the ratter. of the Gazette Allow me to make two or three euggestiona to parents. which ma} not be Inappropriate. rhepubile schools of Pittsburgh, Allegheny, and many of the Boroughs, sill commence on Mon day, the 4th of September. Children belonging to then schools should, if rouble, be present on on the day of opening. This Is necemary In on they may be properly classided, and that promotions In grades may be Judiciously made. Many new books will be required. At the present time, they are dear; but It needed they should be promptly fern' abed, without regard to cost. The progress of children In taelr smita depends much on their pirectuallty. Parents should see to it that they are never tardy; cad absences should only occur In cases of the most ursrentneenalty. Advanced pupils should atntly regularly at home. In this they should receive every en coaragement4m d needed assistance from parents. Our isehools shcruld often be visited by parents, and the progress and conduct of their children carefully inquired after. A hearty co-operation on the part of parents and teachers, in the work of education, will tot only prove beneflAal to ourla. schools, Mir cdanco the Interest of every Pu i.iirettorti should bear In mind, in Issuing Per mits, that, by a late enactment, children are not admitted until six years of age. lid 4 I I 41111.3 tr Karm tif ; ADDY & EVENS, I:1 IJtri:i:l:I1 Gas and Steam Fitters, No. 16.5 WOOD NUM', (OPPOSITE FIRST ORITEOII,I Pumps, Hydrants, Sheet Lead, LEAD PIPE, PIG & BAR LEAD Plumber& Materials in General. OIL BEFLX7CRIEN Pitted Up In the Most Approved Style. Taub thud vitt' lead, or capper. Hosea tuts up Intl water or pt. A: ming vromptly attended to IE3 pLUMBENO, . ' Gas an' d Steam Fitting , . In all brindle% earebtaly attended to, by tripe. danced proeseal , workmen. A Ras assortment of GAS FUTURES SI MTH TUBS, SHOWER nArrs,%._ WATER CLOSETS wrimerrri BUD on band and awls to order. TATE & SEVILLE. X .1* PEDE/141. STBZET, Al/seutarl minis swayAzd 127 LIFIEZTZ arimetr,rucibusit6 Jags m. BALM - • e wariiiiscpt, . prepares EXPLICIT DE&WINGS and SPEW pRIATIOTIS, for a/I Wads of tadLEna t konnen Intends Mint emotion en reasonable es on ANDruson BTILEET4 between OaTfit;—too* Dinh; prime Oate, in 'store awl for nue 1.1. r • ... - - FETZER k d8e1878014, •eon • • • corner Mart see Om. Sta. • FlliktiClAL AND 111111Eribi. %RORER.% AND BANKERS BOARD COMMIOTtII BY RODYIMON. & 00 ) Warner, Sept. l e 1964. Offered. dart V. S. b l s, 1011 Icri 50 I'. S. 5-20 hr, old ....._..-.-- - 107 90 I'. S. Seven nunlee W 3 75 U.S. Ten Fort... (tou)wona Le J.- 113 00 gold 141 O.) rttreburdh We 60 50 -- Uonuellsrllle <Va., bo 00_ St rube ti 1 111. Serif. (Contract3rd). - - 50 Laurence (.10. rd 4700 Boat im• ns lueorenee Co do 00 l'ath ,i410,44ce - 60 a.) (••hr elletille H. li. Intercs . .. .... 9 25 00crar , 14,11e H. R. Stock, non Int. 9.00 Calder I Ilene-. 84) 50 Fourth Net. /leak - 137 00 Iron City Rank ...... ....—...... so co _ , let. 5 I •lnnulree. Net. • s 5 oo _ Thlrd dinuortel...-... ---12.5 00 droplet' Nettrotael Hanle - ...... lul 00 Al/erldeny k Plttabuedh —. 6 to Bonner ••• • ••-• 2i Lolumblt • .. ~.... .11 91 ()entre! Bello .....-.. .. 113 ....... ..... 91 Federel. . . Nr etohant. —.-" _ hi array 011 40— 70 11l Paola ..... - ..... . . _.• 150 rhlla., Lancaster k Cherry - Run- 116 87 Ritchie_.._.,._.., — Oil ()reek & Cherry Rao..._. , _...Phillips lED Whitely Oil 4 Ou Pittsburgh & Phils_... ..... Y o 0 ___ I GO Germania of Pitts...—...-.-...... tai SIXO 1-20's _ 599 75 Ina 87..4 Gold rather more active, and, as usual on ship. ping day, took All upward turn. New York quo. tatlana nifty anal:mon, 144%. 'UMW States Bondi malntato very steady quotations. The general gook market 11 mete buoyant. This is more especially the case in Western Rail Road Mares. The steady rates in coin, and the growing fall business, is telling favorably on re. ecipts, and will bring in the end a renewal of speculation In stooks. The Milwaukee tr. Prairie Dt (31 len share., for instance, have risen fully ten dollars per share within as many day.. 7hl. cago h Northwest has advanced from 2414 to 28;4, twelve per cent. The Oil Board was more active, though lov er, Priam prevailed in all save Coped States and Tack Petroleum. The Philadelphia board i. re cover-leg from Its summer stagnation. Dairel touched $3 per share, la quoted Co-day at 63'; 0314. Pittsburgh market very quiet. Some inquiry for Bank shares, but buyers indisposed IM increase their bid.. We have no sales to report for the day. 011 shares very heavy. (lot° mbia °tiered at VS--in large lota at oonslderable below that ure—sl4% bid. Banner In request to-day at Me— sold quite readily at Wart. Nothing doing In Ritchie: The balance of the list quiet. It is thought that the weekly receipts and ship ments of oil at Titusville will soon emceed ten thousand barrel. a week. The present average may be shown by, a statement of last week. busintas : es Re fined . so It Ls estimated that $12,000,00. are Invested to Pit bole oil territory. The coat of getticg an gine from Oil (illy to Pit hole le one hundred sad fifty dollars. —The statement that gosernmert intended to bring a loan upon the market cannot be :raced to any reliable authority. Those usually Well in formed in regard to the movements of the Tre4S• ury Depot Ca ant discredit the rumor, and say that government tvul resort only to certificates of tr. debtednees to supply deficiencies! until Oongress meets in December. The Issue of certificates of indebtedness Is the easiest and cheapest mode of raising money at the pre sent command of the See retsay Of the Treasury. —7 he New Yorif Berate in reply to • oorrespon. dent respecting fraud. on the part of .uperinten dent. at oil wells, with or without the collusions of directors, suggest. that companie. mutually agree to exact from their superintendent. a , the cline of erery month, • report of the easel quan tity of nil mined during that month, and that they publish the ears, In the loesl papers nearest their respecUre wells, on or before the lath Of the ensu ing month. reward of my a thousand dollen might toe offered at the same time (or the detection and coo viction of any aupertntendent, went or other per son gully of reporting, for fraudulent purpoltea, • r yie'd of o ilthan that really ordained, and and the money necessary fur the payment of the sold reward amid be raised by an &vestment of • small per centege on the capital stock of the eon,. pullet forming this protective emaciation. It is auppostd that the amount of the reward men tioned would be sufficiently large to melte lour drecla of te sorsa at the wells tees searcners After francs of ltd. character. and canoe them to coot. pare a d criticise closely the estimated actual yield arab that altletally declared and publtsh Ad. the tact of the retornebeing made monthly would Lott the mope for fraud. iteurelldra a better guide to love...ere than any at present accessible to them. ladeed. - petroleum companies, as now man. aged, are entirely under aintred of the director, and superintendent; and the sfecarlaiders are el, wally wstbont • controlling voice. Meanwhile there are go. d remons for supposing that the su perinteedents and directors of etmpanles are. In bat • few Instances, systematic ally defrauding their stockholLers by appropriating oil at the wells for their own ear - Minna:at ;Ind If legal proof of this can 1 found the sooner the scoundrels ono- retard tecelve the punishment they merit the bet ter far the Interests of the unfortunate multitude who hold petroleum stock*, as well Ssaoo2tatretai morality." —lt la often said (nye the Philadelphia inquirer) with a good degree of truthfulness, that stock and money brokers are the most honotabbsul boatmen men in their dealings among themselves. There in, perhaps, no other deseription of Inisine•a, which so much depends upon a man's honesty. In transaction where other bunny& men would ro utine the execution of a scanty bond, ria a proof against lon, the brokers merely take each other's worn. All this is neatly to their praise. The outside world, however, while conceding this fact with regard to the operations of the bro. gen among themselves, do not generally give them credit [inane; honesty toward their customers This Opinion, no doubt, In the main, does the broken (meat Injustice, and so far n the bustmen as • whole Is concerned, Is utterly false. But still, It le very widely ascertained, as the broken are well amaze, &milt le very' outman to hear • broker spoken of aa a usharper° In Inch • manner as to convey the Idea that he is mon Intently alive to his own Wenzel■ than those of his Rinds in • bu llpen transaction. A welter In the New Trek Journal of Commerce, of this morning, treating on the subject of nock speculations, give. the popu lar opinion of • broker to the following pars - graph Here are deacons and elditt legialat on and der deck,, maleirintir ant "' t P o i ntake money or lo s s4: " it. Firs', their own; if 101, borrow' If 80.e:saint, pay hank; If not, lose In money and reputation, This sperm of stock epeculatlimseetns to be peculiarly adopted to A merlean moiety. 8.11 play to win, yet all cannot Win. One bill aunt lon to enable the other, to be enacessful. Realdea the gentleman who Menus toll from buy. r.djseiller,talks glibly Ibly. bulls today until tin customer takes the bait, When he suddthly meets with • drags, and In inv. lug • nos n for the lent, that Is Within, he soya A. and B. bought largely yesterday, but to-day are selling. Rumor, from Want Wigton of a lawn cont. ing upon the market, word from the hoard that Flocks are heavy, fientlemen whisper to the prieciple, and he unites upon paper, folds It up and nods in his wattle, at the BoLO, Ina few moments lord routes that stooks are lower, and to sett the lofts must he reduced. Another paper sent over, but no sale, as A. and are selling abort. A plate arises, margins reduced, and Kr. O. and li. are advised to sell. The broker must have margin, or sell the stock. Here is a dialem ma—the beginning of ruin to ninety of every hun dred apecuiating in stocks. These constant oh so ivy bring when to the broker's mill. Buying and selling is the lame to him so he collects toll both way,. Uscralhow MON AND NAILS—PM METAL. Farrar, Sept. I, I 85.! IRON . All L NAIt S—We have to record an W. salon It both of these articles; common Bar Iron Is selling at 4X; and Nall■ at 63:--eard rates—and the ectrart. 'll acd stn.:kb light, the market br- Ins .!m, rt rutliety ear.. our male a,, Agata full jut indel• n‘c beilm found a. moat Impossible to lit teem ae fast aa rek. neva. It to generally remarked, that the Iron trade look. much better nom than for some time past, :arid the Indications for the future are very encoursylng. PIG 11117A1.—Tee market has been Brow and harts attire dutingthe week, nal while the ten dency in upward, there has been no remarkable chug' In prices. So. I Anthraelte Neutral sold at (41662; No. :at $6O; No. a at OM& Lake supe rior Stone Coal Le queued al SNaltst amt &UPI* cite Bea Short at *teem. liingius Mock Foundry Is genies at ttom iso to 156, ir.d Cola Blast at Sr .W. Blooms sold At.ollo. GAB PlPE—Messrs. Specs . , Ohelfest i tle'S. card rates are as [operas—enbjeet to the 'neust Ole count i 3"; loch Do per foot; y, to; %, 13; %, 14; 18; I, 28;1;4, 33;1%, 4312,02;2 , 4, 1,12; 3,1,62; 3%, 2,00; 4, 2,6 6,3,44. Heavy ItteelPis or Cotton at New York. Cotton la at present pouring Into this market In large iv/values, ma receipts, thus far this weak. Average: dearly 0. stock bales • day, Against daily ink* of ahaut MO bales. The of cotton bare Is Irssreasbig rapidly; it is new tatimated ht over 100,000 bales. es the stock acaumulates pa nes [credo. D4J4clling grades have declined se per votUfid within The poet ,week. Cotton goods, on ta t mu bald, are temporarily in very good cup. NY, and untUnlelly brick must, at Advancing sumps. Frodtlction dots notittep pace with p o ,„. scurptlon. -.lklmo of the Eastern , "a/see working on snarl. tittie.tar Want of.water We. hope this need will soon he astisfled. so that gothic may be pat:dated authelent quantities to niece the re. qulrements of the anutuelly brink 1 1 .1“1111,1 trade, end prevent all unaeoessary inflation of merest. valuta—Times.' Chicago Market. Chmuaa, ROA. L-8202i2211, %MO bbls. =AO bas. wheat, 272,000 021. corn. 87,000 bus. Oats. 6rurstinnrs-4,220 bbli. Cane. MT bus, wheal, .212p10 bon rcre, MUM bus. °ate. m0urri5za2,21.G.52,22. Num...pm—putt. Fttsturra—.Steady., rbotrn— Dull but steady. 011.klit.—Whiat firm, at 81,21!,4611,12 tor No. I, awl e 1,12? far N 0.2.. Cora ateadt. 24322% tot No. I, and r2HGEnt for No. 2. Oats active, and 43 050. luwer,'SlOstng at 3g 14:233a. 13.6POLLT OF .I.L. I. - - - . 0 stoo , ,xle.a---t_lotfee doll. Bum active sal steady; Cuba Muscovado 12)1013*. WOOL—DUB Prtitos.xon—ramer, at sicalye for Crude, C CCU for Red ep In Bono, eto•r2l,-0 - for do. rm.. Peornworns---Pork lower, at r 29,75030,37% for Few klem, c/ostag at NO cosh; 119,60.100 for IBC 0 4 Ca ; au. ; bble New Meta for September, lax' and Mayen' optics', 63041 00. ?OW Cock OM and New, September Ist, 83,400 balm lame date hod month, 16,000 balai manse month lastyear, UAW bbla. Beef firm, at 143013 for Plain Km: 010,00 for Extra Neu Total dock •Id and New, Septemoer IMO, 0.1,40 peelings' same lac year, 41,168 paekagea. Beef Home quiet. Cot eal. cm at 14014: for Shoulder's and IMIIZe for Hems. Bacon don. Lead a.eady at 11/4040. But ter demand at Ele=a, NT a. YORK, Scut I.—Moneyinlet and easy &Ea 66 neat. meritas Erchange a cad Ysa/ 1 0 95019.1 ridel firms , orysning 114 3 , advancing to I , a d amine at 14VA. Stocks alreng. DIM/11TM BY RAILROAD. PII - TADUO4II, TORT Warna ft Orman° R. R.— Sept. 1-10 ens zags, Godfrey & Clark; 10 boots ahem se Lambert, old ptoa k co; a) tall• broom noo dles, McElroy h co; 1 car elate, T W Parry; 1 bbl ergs. 41 Rldd,e 21 d. z broom', D Ewart s co;20 do do,wCooper & as; 08 dozen washboards, She maker & Lang•, 30 Sox breotw, JAZ Klrkpotnak k tiro; 18 do on, R gallon b. coy 234 tcs lard, e co. 376 begs 1.111 feed, Leos & KeKee; l oar :le, rap & Shepard; 2 cars wheat, 15 Liggett co; 100 bbl. d, ter, Seghmyer & Vomkamp;B kegs shot, A ()orlon; 10 bbl' lard all, 011,311 Parker; 20 do d• Dick. y; 20 mewing maculnes, Win f Wa ller a re. CLNVIN.A.No AND PITT/MINIM R. R. Sept. I .- I{o bbla spites, L II Voir. & c 0; I oar wheat, stropeor; 0 Knox; 42 mks corn, A °twisty} 5 pkg. cep, 4 bbie apples, 2 do °Moss, Fetzer h Arm troog; Sle bbl. flGur, Watt fa WM/mu So do do, Jae Outliner; GO do do, Dorrington & eo; 3 bias I ol.con, .1 11l Itturelaud, 18 plegs anterlri, T 81..1- vt , I cam,. /ol•Acca, / A Nitatle; 23 bbl( nnples, ...Lei Le II a. k t.....•ae,.... II to.e L/•ccer, A / Ken; • II L. a, O. A, I-Ildtaak, h 1.57-;;11 bbl, 011, i H i A Imes ; ii 410 du, 3 T 01.../ led /doe llour, llrevOn i. 1 11. sae; NA, do do, 2 , Hainno.,/, 8, du cm; Janes G.,,linee; DT el. corn, Mcßee, & Alert 10 bone. candle., 11144, J II Saw, et; 10 tee oh., tlook, Pro & co,• bide flour, bbomeker & Lang; 4 bads tobacco, 11 estate; 4do d0,.1 /21 klu.rtland; 4 nhds bacon. LI 1.1 jtarnaend; 90 pkgs tobacco, R Razed' h co; 1 ear heat, JR Liggett a col PM plates cop. pet, Park, Ala.:only le on. ALI.CLIIIteeT STATION, Sept. 1-2 ears wheat, Kumady Illro;27,bble apple* '2 do eggs, IS Shei wood: lo slip butler and egn. 7 bbla apples, H Lenz; Irt bap flax teed 21. B. Suydam; 4 Mlle OW 0 Items butter, Wylie a Wesson J le kep butter, Cc Ibranz,• Si Male. wool Clad" & Samples. 71 eke flaxseed II R Suydam; llpitae eggs, OE Willis; 7 pkg. Wool, ) Ditt•le: to dos broom.. M kept . tobac co, Hahn ill Riddle ; 212 51.10 apples Joan Herbert.; lo blds cranberries, Rinspeort is Knoxtebble tobW co, Shultz SOn 0 Co. 20 bids apples Owens h Km. 'eddy, 2 roe, mill feed, Simpson & Knox; 13 boxes snap, J Lockbast; 10 boxes cheese, liahnA 81•1115 3 bales plot, S Bridle /1 26 bbli wltlekT, 'tato Stern. TIALTIMORE. Alq FREDER a it, A- , fitiliE , Lo ,„, new 4 oars Madinat SO sine/ WEN, Capt. Poe. • Dewar, num re galena between the above ports Omce a week, 'eatingentracte. from bat wharf. foot of eolith stmt. every RFIDAT AFTER NOON, er cad Fredartakaburgo, every TIG:SDAY MORNING. Passensers and Freight - carried at low Lotus' Thrmwiti Freight ytompUy attended to, M o rs el shepete from Boeton, New 1 oa, Philadelphia, r sewhete, eorudgoed to mire of Stuemet Rre (MAR, will be Wien charge of im mediately upon its arrival hi Bahl nom awns paid, tu.d forwarded promptly, free of commis Mani. Persons from the Northern States dsdrioa to slew the jlattle FiaLla Virginia, or to loon after the bodies of Mende and oeletioas Med la the battle. of the Wildentea, Fuelerieksburnk, or bpottoylratill Uourt Houtz, have ertendun opportunity of doing' no by thin route. T he Wk2VONAR D Ptarkled with eft OL lent fitatistootti Ind Batt occOmmodatloos c arei Isla every reepeat a firetwleat Boat, bnlng heir, fait sad common:loos. For Information. freight or passatps. apply to or edema, Jut , . vntrre, Purser, on hoard, or 300. JAMES Teruel . hash; Jrsly:am 252 Wert ez„ }WS- nra,rnid dred win , VI wANTEDT, prim, & r ,LoKET Tano Asa TILL° w " ral 'AU atit 00. iI I -Iti I.al FILM, t , ept. 1 , thEts. gentral 7 arket• ar, quiet and rather dull, the demana belmg somewhat reatridAhl, while pri. et • remain unchahred. GRAlN—nacre was but little done in - wheat te• day, tte only transactions we are cognisant of be ing some few mall Wls from wagon at 44.83 br prime Peluia. Led. Oath a little mom astive, but nehmged; sale of 700 bush to first bands—to an. rive —at to; I oar it (.5-, LM hush at 4.5; end salts in acute, at 484 - g•1. nut little inquiry for Corn. Rarity Is rolling from wagon at No nit truest ID Rye. 11 . LO I.Ultila quiet but steady, and, as yet, there i.decline IL prices. e .atinue t, q tOie st :ots 2.5 rol spring Wh, et, cod alilDo.6) for Win ter do—IL, latter figure only .or chotaa brands. Sle of Lida •pi lug Wheat, “Forget Me Ngt," a, to to. Rde Flour--aniall lisle. at $5.53 PI lsitiNS—llacon Is quiet tut Lteadq, with ri ; u lar sales at 1 , 3 (or Shoulder.; jib fur side.; 14 foi Plat, Hama, and 2.stft2bii for Plain Cape died Laid I. eellll.g of 21.1. t..! I prtine rind II 2/ lot p y. Mesa Yid s:—no dew td.l .;;;) aupoi (etre P AND C ANDLES—Rosin Soap has ad vanced to g oroi., nod Mould a, d 1)1p to 17c—ottder kind. unchnaged. the market II almost entirely bare of both these articles, and there Ls a ve.y good borne and shipping dernaol. EIT—T here was an over supply of Peaches to-day, and prices, eonaequently, ruleda shade lower—selling at from 1 1 2 40@3.00 per bushel. LT reefl Applet dun end drooping, ranging film 03 di .0 Id per bbl. AbliE.S—Firm but unchsnged; tale of 6 ton Pears. at ST ARCH—• ale to the trade of 60 hexes "Mad. hien" at 7, 1 ,4 c; small sales Stook 14 11EfEESE—Is in very light supply, And with fait demand. prices ll,le Stroll 4 tad looting up. Prime elec t ed 'Western Is selling at 17 eta—suese holder. tskint IS. SEEDS. —There Is no abatement to the demand for Flaxseed, but unfortunately, there to roue In market.. it would evil multi,. at 51,25, as It la woo it $2,76 , e; 80 In Philad Aphis. SWEET POTATUES..-Tne aupply continues to be cousiderably to es tees of the demand, and the market is dull and Weak, end prices drooping; we quote at }sat 0 for fair to choice Jersey. SALT—Ia in as lye demand, with dine or once in market. Quotations may be fairly given at 52,60 per bbl, by the ear load. and 12,60 for small iota. BEANS—Quiet mad dull but urichanged. We note occsaloaal small sales at 41‘/1,25 pet Duet, as to quality. kAiCti— Prime fresh packed very educe, anal may be quoted firm at IaCWO. BUTTER—L. In active demand, and we note amai, sales tco 111M013 pecked or 25 Pr! to fresh packed weal tell readwy at 30. The market la almost ...Hely bare. PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET FRIDAY, Sept. I, 1865. CRUDE—There Is a contli tied fair demand fur Crude, both for home use as well as shipment, and be market I. steady but unchanged. Sale of two bbi., to arrive, at 20;250 OR the spot, at 20; and 61 bbl. Amber oil—from Green Oo—at 21. The rain which set in the eltetn.ll had a tendency to re- tard operations for future delivery, a. buyers feel very sanguine that, with the Allegheny river In navigable coedlrig a, Orli le must decline. The re. ccipts continue exceedieg y and there is neat to nose on the market at pri sear. REFINED—The most noticeable feature In the Relined market Is that bonded oil will br lag more for immoillate than for future delivery. Thin le aecetrited for in the fact that there le little or none In the hand, or refiners unsold at present, tainti there Is no great cibotacie In the way of their contracting for October or November. Hence we tad *ales at 46 for immediate dilivery, while reftecrs—at least some of them—are inGing to Contract for thirty or allay days ahead at IS. We mite a sale of =iti hbis ' , Standard" for Imemdiate dell rery. at 42c, at work., net;1000 tibia "Aladdin . ' for immediate delivery, at 46, &XI, brand not men. Cloned, at 44ty, 2060 iiB andard” for November de° livery in Phiradelphla, buyer.* opUon. at 63; and Oct tiblo ••lervyt hi." brand—an Thursday,st 45 for Pr stin.ber, free no board can here; also, 10e bolo strew color, on the spot, at U. Free oil Is more active. and we tan reiwrt sale* at 14065 cent., for prime cli branch*. AND NAPTIIA—Then, ill • moderate dem.d for Reartuam. Out there is no lcoNovemest In omen; Dole of 100 Obis et .50:11 Nni•thn Is very dull, and to the soeenee of sales we omit gwotat,ons. 1 he cocoa pt• of ml by the Allegheny River during he forty eight how... Cling Mte evenlne, were oo 1111 /I,t Bra war, Burke k Ca. 166 Left Wade...__._ 166 al. 134.013 y ...... 2I Player k Bro 217 I'. Spangler It . Baxter IA John Bann 181 60 J. It. Strtakler...—. 441 T0ta1_....._..._._. PETROLEUM STOI litl 121 Pf 111.4- DELPIALL Special Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Gazette. PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1,1863.L4 There erne 111tle or no chnoge in Oil Storks to day, snit not much dlepoeitlon to operate. Maple Lane broiniht 754; punkord 44 ; Keyntont. 1,44; Caldwell, 2; St. 1 Mingo 2%;Shennan, Win. Penn, 1%; Royal, Vie; Winslow. to, V,,; Sugar Talley, 1%; Tarr Liomestos4. 3%. PETROLEUId STOCKS IN NEW YORK Special dispatch to Western Press. Pinar Toes., September I, Plat There Was more activity in the Petroleum met• ket today, especially to Pith°ls ()reek, busbanan ' , arm, Elm Liar and United States. Prices were firm and gen , rally bet er Web. ter, t Tit; Buchanan Farm, W; Fuhon, 8 31; Mhole Creek, 9.31, Wat son, 60; Cheap Ban, Sti; LicelslOr, Ut; Pligtgate, 46; Om. ed States, 1690. NEW YORK P 1 T AOLEUM MARKET Special Dbpatah to Wester Priem em Yong, September 1. Pll%. The Pettyleum market la firm •t for Crude, taklp/Wie for B. El ed la Boed—the latter an .tra me rate—and letaaryia for Free. New York Market. Nrna Yong., Sept. I.—Cdrrroar more a...dr al 43*144 , or Middling. I . i-ono—Opened rather more steady, but cloned dull with a drooping tendency; 0,9008.11 for Trade EWA do. IMl=l== lull (or Spring, without deoldeJ chants for tinter; S1.60(11241 ids Caked. Sptlor, hilly/mks* taut, a 1,62.01.66, &saber 1470. Rys Quiet. hosts, and Barley !dolt quiet and noes!. nal. Oa= to lower. Chita opened tom steady Do• elf sod dull sod lower. Pew York Stock and Monet Market 5TE4.1f180478. 1114LILLAR 0.409 1884 •SYLV 15 r AA t-19-- OENTILLL R. R.—SUMMER ARRANGEMENT —ELAWSN DAILY TRAINS. Wand alter MONDAY. May kWh, Ma train With • aye the Depot as fo llows. DAY EXPRESS, daily except Sunday, at 2.A0 a scorning only at prineipal statimu o and making direct connections at Harrisburg for New YolZ Baltimore and Wudilligton, and at Plilladelpidg tor New York Dolton and intermediate points. MAIL ACCD S LISODATION, deli) , except Sun. day, itt 6CO stopping at all regulal station. between Pittsburgh and liarrieburg, and making close connection with trellis on Indians Branch, West Fertarylvanla IL R., Ebensburg an' Cresson R. R., and Hellidayebnrg Breach. PITTSBURGH k ERIE MAIL, daily s crept Sunday, al p. m., stopping at necrl al the stationa between Pittsburgh Philadelphiya, and making connection with train. on the net. burg and Cresson R. R., Hollidaysburg Branch B. R., Tyrone and Clearfield and Bald Eagle Valley Blanches D./Mks-TOWN ACCOMMODATION, daily, en crept Sunday, at zoo p. m. , stopping at regular suct. Lions between P.itaburgh and Johnstown and Denting at balmy die Intersection with ' tram. o the Indiana Branch and West Pennsylvania H. it PHILADELPHIA KIT HESS, daily, at 1.15 s. m., Mopping at Latrobe, tionerneuen Gm/11Mo. Altoona, Huntingdon, Lewistown, MM. Nov port, Marys ills Harrisburg, Lancaster, and Down ingtown. At Harrisburg direct connections me made for Baltimore, Washington and New York et Philadelphia, for New York, Boston cod lime,- mediate point. Sleeping Oars run trammel no this train from Pittsburgh to Baltimore, Philmielptila and New York, by the Allentown route. FAST LIN}, daily, except Sunday, at 936 p. m., Stopping only at Uonainausn. tiallitton Altoo na, Huntingdon, Lewistown. Mullin Newport Lidaryevills liamieburs. Middletown filizatietti won, Mt. Joy, Lruirlissilla Lancaster, and Down. lngtown. At Harrmount connemmar are ma4e to New York . BelMmore and Wub.ngtonat Phila. Iphia, for New York, Boston, and latermedla t pOlibta First Accommodation Train for Wall'. Stet eaves daily (except Sunday) at LEO A in. Second AnnOmModation Train for Wally Station to Ives daily (except Sunday) at 11.40. m. bird ActroMmodatlon Train for Wail's Station yes daily (except Eitumlay) at anal& to. I °tato ikeoormowlation Train for Wally Station aims daily (except Sunday) at 6.06 p. m. Accommodation lox Penn Station, leaves at 10.116 p. m. The Church Train Leavitt Weir Station every Sunday at 9.06 a. m., returning leaves Pittsburgh at IS 60 p. M. Returning Trains arrive to Pittsburgh as follows: I-20 a. m. Fast Line... 2.00 a. M. First Wa/Ps Station Aemimmodat'An... 11.28 a. in. Penn Accommodation the a. to. Second Wail'. Station Accommodation &SO a. m. Tohnstown Accommodation 10AM a. in. Pittsburgh h Erie Mall inho p. m. Baltimore Express I . av p. m. Third Walls Station Accommodation.. I.US p. ey !Philadelphia Eapresa Rao p. m. 'Fourth Wall'. Station Accommodation 0.00 p. m. "Emigrant's Train if .60 p. tn. An Agent ol the Excelsior Omnibus Company will case throtgb each train before reaching the Depo take up smacks and deliver baggage to an yrt o pa the city. ()Mee No. 410 Penn street, open day and night, where all onion (or the movement of =angers and baggage will receive prompt at. Baltimore exprem will arrive with Philadelphia Express at axe p. m. on blondaya NOTICE.—In ease of loss, the Company will hold themselves respomible for personal baggage only, and for an amount not exceeding 5101 W. H. BECKWITH, Agent, At the Pennsylvania Central Railroad Paasenger Station. on Liberty and Grant etniets. mina PITTIG3 U RGH, rr. 7.• • A WAYNE aCILLUAGOCIMME . T RAILWAY, AND CLEVELAND & PITTRITEMI RAILROAD. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. IID anti aßar May 14th, I A, gnarls will raa follows, alz. Learoa Forl For IlttaburghlOhlawgo. 'Moveland. Expreas..... ..... .1910 a, old 9.10 a. m. ..... 1400 p. m.l 2.4.6 p. m. Mail 1.00 a. m. For New /Nails and Erie 6.10.. to. . . . . Andre at Pittaborgh—P. Ft. W. & O. Hail 120 a. m., li..Wp. ns., S p. In., 7.300. m., B.so p U. & P.R. a —2. IS a. m... 1.0 p. m.,11.00 p. en AS.I,OOIIIXODATION Taus. Leave Allegheny. New , Bache* I New 1 I Staab Brighton, ter. ! Castle. ; Economy . rills SIC a. m., in p. os.' L3:11.. si. IO_SO p.m. Ile p. 11 30a in. CIA p. m.l I I I I 4.00 p. la I I i - • - • - . Arrive at Allegheny—P. F. W. & O. Sanwa ma a. tn., At 6 10.121 a. in., ASS p. m., CD& p to. and 11.20 p. m. O. & P. N. a m. GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Union Pasten_uct Station, Pittaburg A Tta A. (A. OASSM.BERRY, Tiaket Agent, Allagthany O F. RIVERS. General 'Doke, &P lt). M pITTBBURGE AND ••• RAOORO NNADELLSVILL IL. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT On Ind after MONDAY, June A l IM A, the trah will teary the Depot, cornet of Ross and Wats • - Plttabuzgh. 01.11 to and from Uniontown. 735 .m. 1190 p. Expresa . 11:40 p. m. 0:30 Ftnit blaKeimport Accom.n...itate a. m. 110 a. at. &cord " 11:15 p. m. 195 p. Flmt Braddock', " 790 a. ma. 590 a. , 1 Setout " ^ ' p. m. 5.40 p. Sunday ()Mirth Tral• to and from 111eBatapoit 1t39 p. m. 1010 t. For tfakatl apply to A. J. SHARK, d4rent. folly W. B. STOUT. Superloteet. A LIZGRENY VA.L. alawasil LEY EA ILBOAO.— MAROS OF TLIIE.-4011 am after 1110141)Alf Blair will tako na, eta, Ito following arrongsaseni of . ALAIL Titaiti.—Leaves Pittsburg% .t IUM a rati arriving at Mita:Ann' at MO w m. Leaves Rib Lamaze at LAO p. 112, arrives al Ilinabrugh p. m. . . ES.PHZE.9 TRAlN—Loaves Kittanalug ai CM lA t i=f p pittstimh at S. ving :a as Leases tJo us t'etthillTOPATTON THAW.—Leaves Sods Works at GAO a. us, arriving at Pittsburgb at 730 a m. Loaves Pittsburgh at L p. m., arristag at Soda Works at ILMtp. erma Y. WRIGHT. Suotatatemisai BOOTH .41.'U 148088 SOUTH & ROSS Lsc selling or their stock of Boots and Shoes REDUCED PRICES. READ AND REFLECT save 'Your Money, t, how a well k*owb fact that ,1 1 11 7 CLINTOCK, No, 92 Federal Street, Allegheny, SeSs the best and cheapest ROOTS, BALMORAL 4E10E5, GAITERS, AND .% Of any other house mut of the mountains Glee tam a oat/. and you oral W eatiefted. A well eelemed nook always on hood. nose - - Flea ARRIVAL. _ Having Just arrived from the Eut, we offer our New t took of Sall nand 17171.waier SHOES AND BOOTS, For Ladies' end Gentlemen's Wear, lases and Boys. Call at tb• PHILADELPHIA SHOE STOEtE, MARK E 113 CET. hUBB, SELLS TUE EMT, THE NEATEST FITTING, And THE rCLOST DU &8L JEIZINCY3CI9 212gri Esa.cozulad. Of any Monte In MO GUI. HO Mu NA me ow magultleont SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK• THY BIEL urn LADIES', GENTS', bl.lsl: l Es' AND ONILDSEIP'B Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, trr et sty Style, asks and Form, et COYLE'S. Corner EUth sad Wylie strata'. IP- Prieto to molt everybody. suer SUEJABB-SYMPI3-310LABSfr3. is bbls Crushed, Powdered and o:hut:dated; "A Opine Stipa; t3O ii de db; 3o " 0 Extra OoCee Sugar; " Pl ane and Choice Mtn do; 110 P R.. .20 htsds P. B. and Cubs do; do; 70 his Booth & Edgar Syrup; SO " Motes P. B. blames; 35 " do N.O. de; • In stoic and For sale by SOHOZWLES ts LANG, su.W 172 and rh Wood street. la _ 15 barrels No. 2 Lard 011; tare lta d for de p galaure Dusk Creek Lubricating, la JAMS& DALZELL a SON and A Water street. EFS eALMON:i—New lick. 1 Mess ALL Sa/mon, a prime article. Mut received gad for tole Dp the Pound, se ttro FettiktYSOeell StOje of JOHN d limm9ll.6W. andsornEr Meaty sod Head streets.: pBARLABII —6O alike for sale by agio B. SI D. IfIEDIGIL CESSFIII, TREATMENT Chronic Diseases, Consumption, Scrof ula, syphilis. Seminal Debility, and all Female Complaints, DRS. AMOS & JOHNSON, 148 N'cruLa - tli F3traot. PITT1 1 411:114110, P.t. Testimonials from the Medical Profes- Ilion and Others !Ir. EC ttor . It I. V. tin 1 mohe ttritryn the inflow:og 'nets to In• pub:te, nollevlnt toy tee y tuey be IA sermee to some invest. Inn:. nu bitter lrr lolled to ob, en relict elan e.o.m. I +an uoon no toot,. Orin •u•I CO to two medic Al •nl le men OI sour tiff, In tont etalng t' at 1 heve n cems:Ully sevetel bad Cato. ot .ectin weetkoemts nod townie cm:Now/ate, by adopt Wrote 01 tsentment now prescribed by lire. Amos et Johnson. • . • •. For female reckons. I co not know of anything that can equal these ten/eater. I nave prescribed them for a grant many ladles who here bent trot bled for years it Ith a cannel's, nod to every east a for eat ewe has bock ertested t some very bod cases hate yielded to this mode o f trestle e. 31. In the shorts l Ys s repe o O v u e r of ' w s f o 7: e u k ifi, (Signed) W. F. MERWIN, U. D. Cleveland, Ohio, I. ecemner 23, Med. ERTIFICATE FROM THE REV. DR. HAMILTON C. FREACH, OF MONTREAL. 1 certify that Drs. Ames h Johnson's medicines have curedmy wile. who wee suoject to debility mouths. H. The nedmines were used only two R. 0. FRENCH, D. D. Important to Ladies. Our PERIODICAL DROPS will bring on the monthly slakne•• in mates of obstruction from any cause. Price el. Id. B.—Ladles who are preg. nant should not use them. Tonic ftc Female Weakness, • certain cure, $l. Injection for the Whites or Laucorinces, rL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD, agi. Drs. deem ¢ Johnson—Dear 1311. I must again state that your remedies for amoral* and blood diseases are neatly excellent. For scrofula, swot. ha or Impurities ol tau blood, I find they never fall to cure when used as directed. I have sue ended in curing the worst can of s)pnlits now In our hospitals, In Lk. short BLeoe of two notate. F. W. EL bL D Cincinnati, December lath, 1983. SEMINAL WEAKNESS Drs. Amos 4- Johnson: I lure canal, cy the use of your remedies, severe/ patients that had neon in. metes of the Lunatic at glum from the evil ern .3,41 of seminal ereeknese or sedantry hshits. For Duch case. I consider nothing can equal your amt. bermes J. W. SA.LIALN.i, H. U. Albany, N. T., October 1616,1861. Take Partiealar Potlee.—Las. Atom & Johcson address all those who have Injured them selves by Improper indulgence and ~, c hary hab its, which ruin both hod y and mind, unfitting them for either business, study, society, or ;mimosa. Theae are sons of the sad and melancholy ef- forts produced by early habits of youth, to-wl Veskriess of the hack and limbs, pains to th heed, dimness of sight, lon of muscular poem palpitation of the heart. dyspepsia, hereon., ire tabllity, derangement of the digestive Juncmon general debility, symptoms of consumption, h. Drs. Amos & Johnsen have 10; many Teen e al usive/y devoted their sttention to the Irani ne of the disorders referred to to those ton. hm..rila Address, Dna. AMOId & JOLINSON, =Mi!il!Sa COUGH NO MORE, THY STRICHLAII WS MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM STRlONLAffiarts fTFf,I 11 , 141301:7b 110VC*11 BALSAM ls translated W sure oougha, Oo ldt Hoarseness Asthma, V7hooptog Cough, Bon Throat, Cormamption, scall all *Marna= of Ms Throat sod Letup. lin We by Garteral Depot, II Aar Fourth Easel, 0. I:IIC.A.NaIquECCELAS" ell Ma faddism men and Um wen recomseat LS STRItIICLAISIPS ANTI it Id 11331 E as the only certain remedy or Idarrhatimul = 6 .1,41 • 7. 2 .1' u "'" Aa . .= warranted aired a our. af?er 'inx ar maim hare faded. For sal. by Druryists. • Fourth amt., educlonsri. Geis Der, Mee STRICIEUND'S PILE REMEDY, DEL BTEDUELLE.NIP3 PILE REMEDY rum cured thousandm of tres worst cues of Blind are Bieelni• Pilo. 11 giros immediate relle. and at Leon • permuussrt cam Try II directly. I.Ø. WV . . . For Bela by alr. Drug;Dr.a. Dermal Depot, 4 Ea.. Fourth [Met, throrinzurel, O. Dyspepsia, nervousness. Debility DE. milutu.szfirs TONDO. gra earg revuetteeeti tame sturcriag intJa ana A Vitr: l otrf= , or . 1 ...7 . 1=1 , 77 , 0ras It la • vegetable properw.oe, nee from stadia& up ~ liquors; tt streugthau the whole stemma eyries it neaten•gocel l aitgetita, and le warranted to etil ad Nervosa Debility. dEORGE H, IIEYSEIL Pittsburgh. R. E. SELLERS & 00 , JON. FLEMING, N. MoOLAISB.EN & 00.. LitiA_ELES SUPER, J. M. FULTON. GM A. KELLY, Allegheay City. oetiterlatar ADAME RESTELL, PROFESSOR OF MIDWIFERY, who bas Numenfully Masted all Mmes. of females for Warty can be =milted oo usual, at IM IMAM 2:174 STREET, New York, or by letter, and amedcbs sent by mall Ladles who require a safe and certain remedy for removing obearucticm. can rely upon her celalmatad French Female Monthly 1211 s, No. L to restore tagniarity In 48 hours, If of short saandlog, but obstinate gams of bag standing may require No. 2, aqua are four Megrim atrougm thee I, and can never fall, are asfa and healthy pries M new box. Oen be obtained at No. IM Chambers Street, New York Olty, or sent by mil with full lastructloos, by addressing Bow NO. taw New Yore Poet °Mee. Copyright seemed. jerk:codas FORT] YEARS PRACTIths 1182113 AL DIDEAUSEB Gives ass s issembedire seldom acquired by Physl dans. y ions resl..debes BO city, mid tie 1111110012tIt azinualy by MS. 11/4 sulltstimt proof of my abeam. BPERDIATOEBBa.A.,,or BEITIAL. WEAEZIES And all &lasses mixing theretrobs, are awed in mush abetter Urns than bezeisibm besur.NEll VEGETABLE REST DIES. Eledlalms sent ti any pail girths Unless All letters toast cantata stasiptopiy return peasse, sew wanes.Mee, of SMITHEMLEI street, sew Wit m M Address J. W.intElft3TßOß, Box IM.Pirlibarets. PRIVATE DISEASES. Pa Ofece 2311 PRIM STIIIIIET. rums Hand, For the Imre of all emus of m pirate nature, Cram two to four days, ►y an entirely new and soh treatment. Also, Semtnel Weakness, sod all otnet &seam of the genital organs, and that prananticor A sure warranted or frowsy refunded. Address fatten W.. 261 Peen moll siaLppzire. O'NEILL'S FOREIGN EMIGRATION OFFIbE ITITSBURGEI. PENN& Passage from the "Old Country. The Liverpool, Now Tore and Pnlladelphia (ID man,) Steamship Company runlet appoOlted tW (=ed their agent hem, gm Dlr. 'Phompsoe be le now prepared to brin g out nr seas home Passengers by the Steamers oftole Line at UNUSUALLY LOW RATIN. The Steamers Cl Ude favorite lino leave Liverpool every WILONEr DAY, for New York, teaching at o.heenstown, an. are among the faitt, safest, and most =Niagara:at vessels afloat. The mutersigtied Is also for the LI and Londonderry Line of lear t ing= = f rilf ru Tii t tl.ll9DAY, e l L aw. a rhe Lzg : ere of Ude line =Olra the strangest meaner, and famish choice ancomosodattons for of He le also agent for TAPSCOPPS LINE af eel" bratod Clipper Balling Packets, leaving Llvarpool for New Yoh twice a week, and the "E" Lino Of London Packets, leering London every tan days. The ships of Tepsoott's Line have long been ne.. t h e for their gunk pumps and the a:Anilines 01 te provisions fu the par...to:era and their kind treatment Wane on mum Parties sena wire heir friends brought out by nailing vessels, ehould by all means patronise thlatmo. Paws* to California at greatly reduced MAIL SIGHT MASTS on all w of Eurspeforesle et the lowest rates. EPPIyO'NEILL, ". toreign Itnigration Office, nCenl g Smithfield greet GROWSMES. SUGAR-. IKI hogsheads Pair to Prima Sugars 10 Nutria linsatad do.; O. do. Codes dol. • 00 do. Keystooo Rafted do.; SYRUP— eo do Booth & EdgaSs Syrup, 60 do. assort- broods d 0..! DIOLAS9=-0 do. NOW Crop 0 Mossasi4 s 60 do. Porta ELMO do.; ao. Bubo COFFEE— 70 ben orlolo Rio Col % dmi MOE— 4o do. int= Rangoon Blco; _ . TEAS— 60 belt OmM Imp. and Y. B. Toaa; 100 do. Black dal 60 onddies Icp. and Black do 25 bbl.. new lugs No. s Hankered 00 04 bbl.. do. ' do. do.; TOBACCO— 60 boson allotted brands Tobacco; 00 caddies Balt. cip..n 801 l do. 60 barn a" Carbon OM in etoreand for sale bs HIRBPATRIOS RllO. i 00., antf tii sad in Liberty sties McCORD & CO., Wholesale Dealing la Hats, Caps Una Straw Goods' Have Cow la store the largest and most eemplate stock of GOODS FOR SUMMER AND FALL Deer offered In the Wort. Merchants asselattlalain to call and maul= mu dock> W tda wm 5 a .01d at way low rata. eat ID WOOD MO= 50 BARRELS SWEET POTATOES; Kit bushels Malted Corm tOOO do. Far Corsi • do:o do. DIM la store sad les sate by PAITEESON, 621.11101i1) le CO., NOS. /6 0 and Skd Stan sties!, 6t..^5 tkott's Neff .RllB CI: Ll.d.oteE 0 It'S MEAT ii 1,13 OP Steamboat% Wbart-Boals, Barges, and Other rroperty. QVASTERNA.9TII.B GeerEliAl.`e Otrione, M; Antillitre.ol. I). C.. JulT 41, tno. 14 ill LED ricero4A LS ~ 'pitted neti [re recti,cel et .I.e piaCet. and Outit .he hen. I—aliel [keened, fee the porubw.e of 1,4. uswt.l E.I.OtuATS, R 1 - 141:InI 2.115, BAN ;t3 se.o Oth e r • TO Er. AI Ft. Louts. tillasourL until Tur,lay ritti. at /1 31, rt.] It:. r Tr sn•f, r, regleCred 112 :strro zer Al. :e;lCerel It! W.. 11 ho•t .'re.reat Oil', Eft later .l Cl 9 1 ; 1ti.t1.1..t/I, rr. Iv la 7 tout. Sle.r , r2,-,t to ^An., A alstcrad ES' till.. r. I ,te•rtker I tetra. l ei.Eer-a CA^ ~i tails r.. e. •:t er J. it. 11•Ld re,“Alt,3l mt ~m l.-.wLeel steamer Jobs ILlne, r.rtaterml TM) Stets-Where! steams, Aletrofrollisn. rersatersel ttl 1.4.131, $l6 -‘4 heel Pt, mar B. s: Wood, formerly fists in.r- Istars•, riot/terns 1117 Vass has l t to nosen N e^nu a, regisse el 1171 trios. -t• heel s testmer Hattie. recisterril 7B) too, Stersi-o heel srenmer Emma. rsmists re , I I* in,. Sterm.o Let I its ors sr Victor, regssterel 9r too! tit.ni-wh• el steamer Mph. registered WA too. bterrissioLset fattiMer Nick W. Hughes, revssirrel Ifis tons. St. rtrwh• el !tn.r-boett •teamer Fawe.wy, rejl. I eictl 1 . 26 tons. Stern•wL.cei bt.caz.er Silver LAige, regtstered 14,0 St•rt.whiel •ttemer M. V. BelrJ, legitteral 9 tent Side-Nheel steamer Llatted States, registered 53 toes. Steru•wreel *teenier echo norm). Stersiintieel nearen 3inir.l6 - Cabier, regains," Surs.crheel steamer Porter, registered 113 tone. Stem.% hell steamer Mn.,ri registered 111 tan. .trtn•i heel steamer J. S. Prlngle, trgusized Its Inns. Stern-erbeel steamer Jeanie liopktrug, registered 250 tons. Steratwasel steamer I.loaeaa(toa•-boat) rdalster ed 411 tor. Starntrbera steamer Oarrle Jacobs, register°. 156 tOll. Stern-Mteel steamer Amore Twee., registered SGe LOME. Stun-Wheel steamer Lotus, registered 150 teas. Stern-treed steams Vll7llois Bastes, rsgin o red 150 tons. Screw tag J. CI. Ramsey, registered 60 toss. Stern-*beet tow•boet 1111ctugan, registered 1223 Stern-wheel tots -boat Huron registered 129 tons Wharf -boat Dearborn, Me tone. For the model barges General Sheridan, Hookah No. 1, Keokuk no. 2, Treuton, St. Louis, Finn fctd, Anna, Archie, Larimer, William Tell, Frank Foughertv, Duchess, Übangi', Phillips, Vulcan No. I. Vulcan N 0.2. Vulcan No.IS Vol can tin. 4, ‘, Wean No. 0, Vulcan No.ll, Vulcan No.l, Rosa, Glendale, Km:sena, J ti•olt, Bob 1/ r•er. Don Rtsloy, Ed. Kline, Suale, Joule, Oil re , re, Southerner, Guthrie, (3, J. 'G oadroy sun, Gerrlsh. llarterright, and burnt wreak.. of uth. tie, Haight and Reroutes; And se, n (0) gunwale barges. All of Which eon no seen at SAINT LOUIS, MO., twill the day of sa.e. Also, One (I) ertarf.boat, 300 tons; wharf-boat (I. C. I: trio), (48 tote; seventy-seven (77) gunwale bangle; model names Emma, Adam Sproule, Fanny, Laura and Roanoke; six (0) coal boa.; one (I) yawl boat; four (a) ekids, and two (0) email no'.; MI of latileh can be amulet (JAISO, ILLINOIS, until the day of sale. • Also, duty-wheel steamer Lue Eaves, register 60 tone model barges Austerlitz, Westmoreland, Roanoke, J,ei,hme, and No. 0; and three (3) box . earaes; A U of Whir. can be seen at EVANS VILLE, IN. DIANA, until the any of male. Also, eicrew tug Little Giant, regietareil 53 tons; and mix (6) gunwale barges; All of Which can be s.eu at MESIPULS, TEN• NESSEE, until the day of Bale. A leo, 0.110 (1) Whati-bo,st, 426 tons; one (1) gunwale barge, and two (2) MU boss.; All ol wblon can be seen at HELENA, ARKAN. e.zuntil the day Of zaas. Aso, Wsarl-bosx K. R. W. 11111, am tone; wharf last Yellonlgan. 37 tons; wharf-boat llhanr.ellor, 165 t(lns; dye , gunwale barges, an/ 040 (1) coal.boat; All of ;which can be men at the 'MOUTH Of aWlilrE BtWLE until the day of sale. Penmen making proyouun (for more than one boat or barge should give the name or number of cam boat er barge tad for, with price propane dto be Wen for ram, Raab, el yelopecotttainlng a bid should be gamed, and thehtame of the Leat or forge, or deatriptloo of tne property indoraedv.hereon, sod adlreaami to Eriecotter General L. it4Ntraorta, Lade( of Rail and Rider Traespurtattoo, In care of the wham to charge Of River 'transportation, at the polo , . de .jiret'adoTerrote° etlfettea the rig h t to withdraw my of the above property. mid reject propo tale a deemed too Payment to be made In UMW Slate. currency, open the acceptance of any proposal, sod prior to the dellYery of the property. A full description of the property may be ob tained on application to Uolonel Artour Edsrarda, Aosistruit Quartermaster, Saint Louis,lasourl. By order of the Quartermaster Greueral, ' LWLS.E B. PARSONS, Brigadier General, and Chief of Ball and /Liver Tranatiortation. sm7dd CLOSING SALES OF Goreenment Horses and Mules. (Lusa:roux...ma OS,•susc's Demo, Wasslsorow, D 0., August 21, las& will be wrl.l st public sactlo a during the marsh of SEPTEMBER, to the lagtost bidder, st the Uwe snd'iplseee mined below. viz: - - . NEW Ift,R.K. New York city, Tuadsy of each week, 100 kleases each clay. New York city, Thursday of each week, 200 Mule* each day. • PENNSYLVANIA. - - • hiladelphla. Taursday of coal week, WO flames each day, Phi auelphte, Saturday, September 2, and Wed nesday and Saturday of each week thereafter, 100 Mules each day. Pit-tabu:eh, Thursday and Friday of each-meek, to September 02, incluelve 150 blntee each day. Gerrie Ours, Tuesday of each week. 110 Mules co italTObtink, Thursday. Sept. 7, 205 Mules. /- 551 • 1 Tueedey, September 1.5. 150 Mules. Greensburg, Thandsy. September 14, 450 Horses. Reading. 2 huratlay, September 14, Me 2 Mules. Sl loos e, Ilmrade7. Se 9 _Wetter 22 100 Hume. INDIA-NAL ledlanapolle, September 11, 15, 15, 26, 27 and 21, 450 Horses cub day. Indianapolis, September 12, It and le, 110 Mules each day. _ Chlased, LLLIBiOIA Mules eac S day eptember 5,7, 9, it, 21, 2J and 30, 150 h. Ber etdrand, h September e, 8, 121, 20, 'M and 29, MD ms eac Wllmlnytoo, Fr,u' , of each week, 160 Mules 11. daL.340.4 Mil, Tuesday of each week, 100 Rona NAM NEW JERSEY. Trectos, Tueway, Sept-umber 15, 150M:des. rerdol, Tuesday, September la 1.55 Males, 01.aRYLAIS TkuredeY, September 1, lac Raley. RalttmOre, Thursday, &Tamales. 01 110 Mater. MISSOURL St. I out., Tbunday, September I. and Tuesday and Thursday of each week theme! ter, 200 Mules each day, HANSZa.s. Fort Leaved:mouth, oomeamberg TileKlay, Sep tember 1 i aml crmtinolug thereafter et such lima as the Lelat Quartermaster may desdgnatta 1.000 Mules. ; GIESSIAM, D. O. Tuesday nod, bundsy of emb meek, 100 Herta each day. ; No Imes of rules ortll take pima at trAmttINGTUN. D. 0. The animals to be sold to September are super. ter to my heretofore offend to the habits. The mafortty Of them me sound are eerstmabia. II to expOrfed 'at GU eerier of Saks alit& sla p/us Coon:norrol Animals met bt du-poled of. Buyer should therilare oma thorooolooo of into teal warty,- nay partitase. Animals sold noes. Soles to; commence at tO a m each day. Tera In United Stater thlrein ra g MES JA A. Rms. Brig. Gen. In ahem First Dlv. Q. N. G. 0. FOR dam. =EI CHATTANOOGA ROLLING MILL. • Was Derawraresr, Wine of ~ Irireetor and General Dlsneger of Itilitary Railroads United buttes, 'Nunn/wren, D. 0 , Jule et DM. Proposals will be received at this Office, until twelve dolma noon, on Pi r EDSPIDAY, Septet. ter la, to_ pumban the U. S. Military Rath road Eollint Mill at Drat, anooga, Tenn., with the Kitchiliert, Tools, Building., Fixtures, and Track vonnecting the Rolling Atli with the Nastivir snd Uhattenuogn Railroad. The BIM and hlsahLoory constructed to ti atlrend pen are entirely new, sod of the most twpt ovullerni otter. or full ortaript/ou and dotalls of op , tstion. city. tee !kopl,t to person at by latter, to A huperintenaims, Chattnacoga, Renewed. A 4 Dint should be treloreed " Prop.mal to !oz. du= Chattanooga Bolting .11111." D. bictILLI.U.a, neer. Brig. Gan. Director arid Geeetal Manager Military Railroad Mated Siete'. ag.taeplo Alt" 4111- 4, 1 0 1 25/X3E. w. P: MURRAY, r midekt. I. H. 'LI DAY. Remota:l and TremoYer. The eel:Pp/My owns In tee simple a Linn cantata.. eightpseven sores and forty•llue perches Ices. ted on Brevort Bun (a tributary to Cherry Itua,) u d lying between Merry Bun and Oil Creek; Twentywight teats have already been made to reePOnelble partite, toning whom Will be found the names of some of the oldest arm ant eaernefti murders on the Oiees. Tho entire tract will aceomiemlate from Mite leo .rim. This farm la surrounded by on et the most celebrated oil producing farms, on 01 1 0450 and Cherry Run, and is in close proximity to the "Rees- and "Mountain. Welts, and about one mile tremtbe Walnut Bend Well. The Company ofibm • limited number of thane St the sublieription WWI SEVENTY - F VE CENTS PER SHARE. Maps of, t be properrls terra= with all informe• (1,,,, murdine the property and organization of the Llompeny (=be obtain:led at Um °Mee cif - 16TEEL oft ELLEU. v att a irat . , myelin! ; WOO/ . /BIDE tE weu,Aos, t7l7lxl4eassalcv X:lOX‘LmO.4ll.4 AND DEALERS IN 1 Wlltte Dead, Red Lead, Mbuirarr, Palate, nd Pe Vandyke; Dye Sendai Window Olais ad, $ pices, Perfumery, Bent°la, Carbon Also, Agents forWinteetZuallia Wows, Paint Omit= :White Lead, Chutes Oak White Lead as Massey & Virinica , s Oeistdatad Patent pm) In one lind two potted cans. / WOW STREET. THEcerposnr.si , owu4rs auras) PITTTerEIB, Ps tIEOI G. curisuawilori HOW: TO CURE IT, CIE= x t t 3 Er l a t43'r3r DE. Stii.ENCK'S OWN CASE. V7l il , Labciing Under that Disease HOW HIS t - L*o.dric Brit UP, SEAWEED TONIC): AO earaaarorco 05 THE 5117E11 I CHM THAT MEM ITEM GREAT SUCCESS ATTENDING IT 1 Many years ageOvnilat riding to Plkilmielpht• I had progressed/value/4 ,l in . to the last stage o my Pulm oya orr .10.4ponstustp advised by my Oil's/cies, DO. Parrish, to remove Into the _country. MorreatoWn, N. J., about. • miles die tant, bets' , my native plata t was removed thither. aa,,oryingg.two foil day. In the Menotti°. My tuner sod ail his fatally, had lived and died there--.e d died of Pubmourry Coarstspefee. tni my ' arrival at Idorrettown I wee put to ted, where I lay for many we l ls ins hat was deemed • hope less condition. Thornton, who had been my father'. family phyoician, and had attended him to his hut Wu cm, \Tß . / called to ace me. He thought my eau entirely beyond the reach of medleine, and derides c hat I moat Il ea, ano gave me one week to arrange my tempctral taire. He had teen all My family die of coneumption sad therefore ootwoo clod that death frolic the dliettee which bad carried all my kindred' td the grave would also take me there. IP this apparently hopeless condition, I heard of, the remale• which I now make and sell. It seemed to me that I could feel them, working their way, and penetrating every nerve, fibre and tissue of my system. My lungs and liver put on a new action, and the morbid matter witch bad for year. scatuoulatal and Irritates the different organs of the body, wee eilmited; the tubercles on my lungs ripened and I xpectorated trent my lungs aremuch as a plat of e yellow offensive .nutter every morning. As ti le expectoration of Mattel subsided, the fever abated the pain le t me, the cough ceased to herrau me, and the ex/must/1w night sweats were no longer known, and I bactrefreshin,g amep, to which I had long been a stranger. Hy appetite now began to return, and at time, I found it difticalt t o roatrain =pelf from eatmg too much. With this return henith, gainek_in ntrendt h. and am now deally I are now a heartny man, with a large - healed nutria. In the middle lobe of the right lung and the lower lobe Lepetiked, with complete, ednesloa of the pinera Tim left lung la soiled, and the upper lobe of the right one taloa tobtrednehrialthe condition. Consumption aekbat time waeybouOt to be an tuctuable dlacase,kk every one, clad s well es th•se who were unlearned in Medicine—copes mealy mach cases ea Avery reduced te the condition I was in. This, induced many people to believe my recovery , only temporary. I now prepared and go.. the needle:that; consumptives for some time, std made many wetulterful cues, and the demand in.rearted go r entity that I determined to offer them to the publicomd devote my undivided alien tion to lung diaetteee In Muth, I wall net; to toned to lt , for peciple would wend for co far and near, to ascertain *tether their cake. were uke mine. Raving occasion to examine Men, oases of lung ailment, I wax pninipte I to Invent toe Instru ment called "Sedebek'm liesplroMeter," which materially aSsUM• , Iste In detecting the various stares of UM, tllleMes. • . for many years, tes conjunction with my priced. pat office in Philadedpinea I nave been making reg ular smite to Neer York, Boston. Baltimore and Yittsburgh. For several yeah past I have made ae many as five hundred examits dons weekly with the uftes pirometr_r." For Shell examination my charge is three dollen, and it enable, me to give each ow, tient the true condition orb e eiseaseend tell him frankly whether bebwill get welt. One of threlifst d.W.cultiss have with pa tient. a ffl ict with" lung disease, is to convince them to av taking little colds. Many think it they take my medietnes they should cue', no mat- t ter how estreien that may be In that way. ml, in • great error, for It any one will read over the many cures which f have published from time to time, they will lad that moat of them were those of persona who were confined to their bed. and °owd not take cold,:and by this careful avoidance of cold the lung, were heated. Phyalcians advise their patients to g 6, out and inhale the fresh air, but do they sure by, ho doing I Let the hundreds or deaths by consumption in every city answer the question. . ; ._. 1 mould rather riak a patient Ina tight, illy yen, mated room. tam ter them go out and take • alight sold. 'Many Woo bare been ennsd byyqy metiteinea, In= the abseeeses broke, were so offer. save, that one could hardly inmate in the room,. and yet they got welOrithouteztoesore te.the open ea. . The great reasons why physician' do not cure consumption u, that may try to do too much; they give necticineto stop the cough, to stop the - nlght sweats, licethriever, sad by is doing, they derange the whole:digattive system, kw eh , g up the secretions, aced; erlmtually trio patient Was. What I do Is to that make • careful elimination irttn coy fleeptrometer, and 111 tied [nog enough left, I direct the patient how to me the thin zero. f041,.,1t1u112 thns muss him. I know very Well that is impossible to make new !simmer even restore the portiou that la - destroyedi but I Juicy at the sane time that theitha In the Luna aud ulcers thou In th e Ways and bronchia tubes can be limed, and just aukeases are cured by the pro um of Schenek's - nrohnonle Syrup," and Slaa 'M drake Pala. , whit/althea are dying daily under the ordinary theatrinsm of physlcialla It le a great mistake common among many fetal" • Una, persons, that theirs are medicine which will phiify the blow. Wheir the blood la diseased to cannot be purified; It . Is then the same as other di sease hunter In the *nem and will have to be can rled out of the system by toe organs which are appointed far that ptupbsa and renlaced bv new Mood, whith•can ben tsprortng theautelsive functions and setting the &licitly° apparatus In good wreaths order. Tha stomach, Ilrerand bo wets ores restored to a:healthy condition, then an alothealuse ot good ' , renuastang food will make new blood,whicn puan out, as it were, and take the place of that which Ls Otheased, and thus sup ply the want td the key, Tag Poinciana Stutur is one of the most valu able medicine' know's. It Is suiPowerfull? tonic, um healing Initsell. it, is readily digeated and absorbed Into the blood- to whims it imparts lu healing properties. I know on medicine that has dohs or can do ys mach to rebuild, worn-out and broken-fawn ean-Uttons of as system. • fiounrotra Seas-aka To= is -distilled from seaweed, combined with other tante and alterative roots anCl• barks, 10 such a mansusr as to make a datidedly plesaant medicine, having SklWOffill trate etteet, without ths terrible disastrous fesulte • arising from stoma:die etlatulants. The Seaweed Tonic produces Luting, results' thoroughly invig- orating the stomach and digestive system, and enabling it to eliminate acid make Into healthy blood, tae food width, may be used for that put pose. It la so wondeigul in its . men,, that a wlew gla B. full will digest a hearty meal, and a little of it taken before breakfast w.ll give a tone to the • stomach which taw iheilidnes poeseesthe power o doing. .• Tua fiLoanname Pltui may betaken:with enure safety by all ages andoonations, pax without the good reruns that cos be obtain. from e el or any of the mercurial: medicine% and out aay of their hiartlul resat: They curt' Out, of the .stem of feudal, earl worn out matters loomed and atoolaed by rig :Seaweed Tanta and Pula:meta glans wilt be - anon that at three of my medbi chez are needed in :and cues to con thaocunp• sad, to fart, mT largo experience nubble me to decide any they !Aye eared more cases of that disease than that couibinulons of =sagas known to man. In the various editiOnsaf pamphiefa .1 - have pub. Robed many of the moat wodurful cored of put monary Cusumption on record. Persona, many - f with both limp affected, sometimes large cavities In ore tuna. hfsated wine by my meadows. are now hiring and enjoying excellent stealth. I will give ft a few cues and select 'them tram fibilsrent puts of the country. ao that those who wish may visit or - ' 7 l write tothem for more pointy. information. Suf. Henry Blorgao, a canister of high repot* in Me city of llostwi r and well known Over Use United States QS a Mon of gnat Urinty, was eared by tiding mp rnedleine alter nil other - treats% - nu had Follett. lic has often been vrriturg to me with regard to the facts in his nue, and always says's,* 1 "1 am the teas." A v ",fult statement of ills. cue they be seen to My , pamiddat. He had - prolate • htmontage - or the longs, and was Tory moat emadatcd. :. lIoCcIT H . Ilcacuo,f of Burlinsion., Sr. cured or -Semi nil WIC !Sartorial Altana:ice...At the ft, time he commenped•bsiog the medicine( he was "• Minuet a awl of Santa its Is now perristly,reell and attributes Ittaatuo entirely to my meunantes. Banta Koei, farm; Ming near PcUrsbury, Sontag county, (Aro, sota oval bad cs. qt Consumption, cutscasentfrdy cure:l6u ,Toy med Idea. Be fa vat lowans to met centaluaity, add Ur be., a., meow of taming ogre/ many pn - scon fa Vato fo . ass bee reudiers, aryd g reat urrera Ens ploto. rapA, hall Gaon ani el . ler e mos cared, can be scot Pramye. Agent's, Dr. Kryar to Wood & rot , pu t. 4 ,176. • wpm.= Alexsztavi:. of Pittourgb4 ma outed of a very bad fan of Dyspepsia and favor complaint by the Seiweed TOW': and Mandrake' 1 Mn. Jane Barber 'of Washington Qty. cured of a hal .360 Dyspepale and Liver° pliant, She is an sued woman and her comply ., recovery is very remarkable. fare. Prudence . 1 0M13011, wife of Cant. JOhnSou. now residing at No. It-W. Third street, Willlems. Y., was owed or Ifni to °nary - 00 CitUnt/P Lion, and is now air 'hearty an old 114 y, nein be found. • Penn' Stykei Beektian, of S was =Aber remarkably sure .of PtitmosurY Coe stmmptfom Ma certificate is attested by insole:sp. - 1 - man.end other known eitisens. 2 , 11. is Nary Sekeildt.'of Kensington, Pa., TM a b... rase of Consumption, and Liver Complaint, ehd aLifisredgreatly futo boll', having at one time •.! more than forty boils upon her person. She we.' entirely cured, and is:new married and Ile . lng • her family In Ohio. ' • D r , DOBENcIVS 441tudpal_odloa it it - .N4 kJ Keith Sixth - Street;soreer of Comnierent. otto drJphia where all orders must be addreued, of can be found there, raefildzanY, MKT Sala . . GE giEL / MY:MR; . 10. 140 Wood Sfreei, Pittsbnrg6 , Pag ttis auttoi4. aspn for ilm , ia4'kat_4l-1 modules* 41 - 1715atior i 4
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