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1 AT ANFZTIND of the BOARD OF HEALTH.,
June leth, the following tesolution.was adopted:.•-
`• Resolved; That the etreet Commissioners of the City
of Tittiburgh be respectfully requested to cause the gat
tem of the streets and alleys to be thoroughly washed
and brushed every day ; and. also, to collect and remove
all kitchen garbage and offal; and that it be mom
mewled to private families to have thelrbouseit, cellars,
and yards, cleaned and whitewashed. • .
By order of &e
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Pittsburghers Robbed in California.- - -We' have
been permitted to make the following extract of
a letter from Mr. Samuel Jitynes, to his brother
in this city, dated Sacramento City, May 13,
1851, which gives another evidente of the great
risk's and dangers attending a business life in
California. M. S. J. had just arrived from a
trading voyage, to . the Sanwich Islands, on the
day following the robbery of his safe, during the
temporary absence of his partner, Mr. Wand,
from the store
"The first news I had on my return to the
store, was, that we had been robbed of all oar
money and papers. On Tuesday evening, May
the 6th, between 8 and 9 o'clock, while .Mr.
Wand was out, our store was entered, by forcing
the back door open; the safe (weighing between
six and seven hundred) was - itlled Out, put into
a hand-cart, and carried to the'ont side of Town,
where it was stowed away in the bushes until
after search bad been medei for it, by all our
neighbors and friends, some of whom were with
in twenty yards of it, but were not so fortunate
as to see it. When the search was girennp, the
robbers bursted the door open with powder, and
made way with the 'money, to 'the amount of
seven thousand dollars. 'All 'our papers were
found, with the safe, on Thursday morning.—
We had one man taken up,- who we aro satisfied
was one of the principal men in the act; but
not being able to, prove any thing positive
against him, he was discharged."
The following notices of the above robbery we
take from the Sacramento Transcript of May 13:
Safe .Found---The safe which was .stolen the
other evening, from Messrs. Wand and Jaynes,
was found yesterday morning near the brick
yard, below 0 street. It had been blown open,
and of-course it was empty. A hand cart was
also found near it, which had been employed to
remove it to the place where it was found. Who
the hand cart belongs to we have not heard—it
':vas brobably stolen from some place in the
neighborhood. We are sorry to say there bare
been no traces yet found to the thieves.
The Robbery of Wand .5. Jaynes—Jno. White
hill was brought before the Recorder, charged
with being concerned in this robbery. The ex
amination was adjourned until this 'morning.—
He was liberated on giving $2,000 bail.
Menagerie.—The large, combined establish
ment of Raymond & Co. and Van Ambnrgh &
Co.,which will be exhibited in this city on the
Third, Fourth and Fifth pvzimo, is the most
eitensive now in the United States. It numbers
over one hundred and fifty different s p ecimens
of Natural History. There are no less than
Ten noble Lions in the collection. The world
mnowned Van Amburgh, with his celebrated
trained animals, cannot fail to excite the great
est curiosity among the millions: Mons. Craw
ford will also go through a variety of interesting
performances with his trained . animals. The
pavilion which is to contain this immense estab
lishment is 400 feet long by 150 in width.
Thentre.—Mrs. Barney . Williams appears to
night in her original character. .of Hassarac, in
the splendid spectacle of ".The Female Forty
Thieves," which has 'been gotten up in magnifi
cent style. The pathetic drama'of "Ireland As
It Is" will also be performed, in which Mr. Wil
liams will sustain his great character of Ragged
Pat. A crowded house may be .confidently re
lied on.
ge- The land of Moses, of Jacob and of Jo
seph, must possess a charm of association be
yond all others to the religions of all:denomina
tions. A country so celebrated as Egypt, has
never before been' so faithfully portrayed as
in Gliddon's Panorama of the Nile, now exhibit
ing every evening at the ithenmum. There will
be an exhibition this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
lfre.—Yesterday morning, about 3 o'clock,•a
fire broke out in the frame tavern on the corner
of Seventh and Grant streets, known as the
• "Canal House." ft originated in the second
story, but, how, no one has been able to discov
er. The house and furniture were considerably
damaged; but the firemen being promptly on
the ground, soon quenched the fiames. • •
gar The Mayor yesterday committed W. H.
•Mundle in default of $2O and costs, for disord
erly conduct and breach of the peace. Two
other commitments were lodged against him for
larceny.. ' •
ge" The boat R. B. Lindsey, running to
Greenwood, will hereafter be under the control
of Mr. McKain, the proprietor of Greenwood
Gardea.• :On Friday evening next, a GEand Con
ceit will be giycn there. See card.
• ..stiy- A. A. Mason k Co. will throw open their
extensive establiAment, on next Thursday, for
Retail trade, when goods can be bought, we pre
dict, at lower prices than they have ever been
sold in this city.
• g&' A 'woman yes4,rday.inforined• on John
Adams, corner of Fifth and Union streets, for
selling liquor on Sunday. He entered bail be
fore the Mayor and appealed the case.
rier The Court Room yesterday was still
crowded with interested spectators, and many of
them were pacing the rotunda in evident sus
pense, awaiting anxiously the deciaion of their
fate.
1046- The Court yesterday got Through with
the licenses; but there:will not bo a final des
position of them until Saturday nest
sEB?m The news-bOys were yesterday hawking
through the city a flash paper, published in Cin
cinnati.
"Vier-The man with the chicken wait brought
before the Mayor yesterday morning, and elect
ed to the Hill for the long term. "
gee There were seven cases before the Mayor
yesterday morning. Five were committed and
two paid their fines.
,liter The gutters in various parts of the city,
yesterday, were undergoing a cleansing.
saj''.Birds for sale. See advertisement in
another column.
•
European Agency.
lIIHE undersigned European Agent continues his an-
A, need voyages between. America and Europa, leaving
Pittsburgh regularly in each year in June, dirt returning
in September—transacting a general Law Agency, in
connection with hts felative, itUGII KUEN&N, Erg, now
residentin Dublin. ;The present tour will be the twenty
fifth'of this Agency,through England, Ireland, Scotland,
Wsles, &e. It embraces collection of legacies, debts,
rents, property and elaims; remittances of money; procu
ring copies of wills, deeds and documents; conducting
searches of all kinds, tee., &e. Innumerable references
given. Dunne the subscriber's absence. his brother,
EDWARD I. KlSSett, will attend in his Office.
. Mee on Fifth street, n. pestle St. Paul's Cathedral.
TIIOiItIAS J. KEENAN. European Agent,
jeSnf • and Attorney at Law, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ono e LTA MI:II - Street: for sale;
IWILL sell the Lot on Third street, adjoining the Up.
holstery es.ablisnment of William Noble, on the one
side, and the Engine House of the Vigilant Frre Compa
ny, on the other. The front on Third street is 441 feet,
with a depth towards Second street of 80 feet, more or
less. The price is Bl,ooor-simo In hand, the balan:e,
with interest, to - be secured by bond and mortgage on
the Lot, payable in one and two years (rain the date of
the sale. The title is perfectly good.
CHARLES SIIALER & CO, •
Office of C Shaler. 160 Fourth pt.
'VOW IS THE:TINE—One hundred and eighty sato
.ll met COATS, of all materials, 'pointy and sizes, of
my own manufacuire, which we will sell 15 per cent.
cheaper than can be bought lu the city. A 150,200 Boys'
isuits—the best assortment in the city. No charge for
showing Goods. We study to Please. -
• CHESTER'S,
jai . No. 71 Smithfield street.
TA CORDIAL IL KEELLR'S CO n;'-.1-1 medicine highly es-
LI teemed by every one who has used It in Diarrhma,
Dysentery, Cholera, Infantum..ac., which at this season
is so frequent. Hien perfectly innocent medicine, and
gives immediate relief.
Price 25 Cents per bottle. Sold by ' •
S. L. CUTHBERT,
je2t 50 Smithfield et
IMPORTANT 'POI I OUSEKEEPE.RS..—I f your house
I. is infested with Rate, Mice or Roaches, know that
Burgess' Exterminator is a sure remedy. Thousands of
. Rats and Mice have been driven off, and bushels of
Roaches destroyed by the use of this article. The genu
ine article can he obtained at No. 50 Smithfield street
Also, the.celebrated Leon Chintz or Bed Bug Destroyer
—a good article. . Ge 24
ÜBE OR ANDY—For• Diarrharaa. Bear in mind,
•
j should you need French Brandy, )ou can railways
obtain the very best at Morris , Teti N art, in the Diamond;
ji at 81,00 per quart or bottle. . . fje2l
FOR REAL GOOD TEAS—Go to Month , Ten Mart,
in the Diamond. Inferior or damned Tens are
never kept at - this establishment.
AHOU - SE AND LOT .FOIL ssott FOR BALE.-- A,
comfort able Dwelling Douse and Lot, situate on
Ann street, Allegheny ; - armoged with a hall; good
front'room,and large kitchen back ; time bedrooms;
and gond cellar; hydrant in the yard; a . garden and
grapery, and some fruit trees. The whole's to good or,
der. The house has a good stone foundation. To per
sons desiring a borne of their owe, at a low pr ice, and
easy terms, the above presents a good opportunity.
S. CUTHBERT, Deng Agent,
je2l r . 50 Smithfield street..
LAWNS: VS NS !«—At Ole. per yard. A.A.Ma-
Eon ft Cot_srt now offering thesuossextensive !Coto(
chap Lavenfevor exhiblsed.-41. this cisy,ds sal priceb—
Istn Bic. ssttenti . 9ii Ql" . 6llstorders is CeSpec
solicited. - . . LIM
CITY INTELLIGENCE
• SOOTT.Iaz OTIS,
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS;
- at MAIM smatscroir. Loins, snssotnu. .
lIAVING been•engagod in the above business for the
Just six yearson this city, would:respectfully so=
lien consignments of Goods, to be sold in this market,
either for Auction or private sale—particularly Glass
ware, Hardware and Dry Goods; and wilt make liberal
advances on all kinds of Goods consigned us for sale
Will refer to Messra..How.ett, Doe & Co.. E. R. Vio
let, Wm. D. Wood & Co.; John .iatideraon &Co, R. H.
Stone, Squire & Reed, Brownlee; . Homer fr. Co.:Larkin
Deaver: Saint Louis;Bailer. &:Rfolbtra, Cincinnati;
Georue fir Lain , Cittslurek. . liaarithy
W. G. 81 , 41.1e1ft TIV21111(. 'Auctioneer.
-• • .
RETAIL.. DRY GOODS STORE sr Ancitno.—Will
be sold' on Tbuisday. June 28th, at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon, at M'Cartuey's Auction Ifonie, agrand assort
ment of Dry
. Goods and Fancy articles, such as are
usoally,kept ma country store.
And, at 2 o'clock id tho afternoon, Iltusehold Furni.
lure and.Kitchon Utensils, &c.
And at curly gaslight, same evening; Gold and Silver
patent lever anti common Watehes,Jewelry Dry Goods,
Clothing, fine/Hurts, &c.
• je.211 . •••". • .."E r4 ,43..APCARTNEY,Aucstr. •
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eIOLD JEWELRY, WATCHES!, .te . AT Auctrotc.-•
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On Thursday evening, -June 2a. at ' d
o'clock, at the
Soles ROOM!, corner of Wood and Fifth atreete, will be
sold an usaoriment of superior quality Gold and Silver
Watebes and - Jewelry, comprising gold detached lever
watches of Ate most approved makes and patterns, sil.
ver lever, detached lever, cylinder escapement, and pa
tent vertical watches,• ladies' end gents' gold pencil
cases,.gold ekalcr , lockets, breast pins, ear tangs, finger
rings, bracelet clasps, shirt studs, gold pens, Ito.
3e23 P. M. DAyip, Anct'r.
MORSE'S
Compound Syrup of Yellow Dock Root,
ccurit*i the trout rank anions the proprimry
O
medicines of this country for completely curing
Canker, Salt Rheum. Erysipelas, and all other diseases
wising from art impure state of tho blood. Also, Liver.
Complaint, Catarrh. .o . y!pepsia, Headaches Dizziness,
Coughs, Soreness and Tightness about the Cleat; Bron
chitis. or Hoarseness, Dryness, and a tickling sensation
about the Throat; and loused with unprecedented suc
cess In all cases of ' . .
•
•
FF.3IALE IVEANNESS AN D GENERAL DEBILITY.
Strengthening the weakened body, giving.tone to the
various organs, and in rigorating the entire system
If the testimony of thousands of living witnen sea, from
All parts of th., country, can be relic:l.:von, it is aings.
lady efliCaCiOUS in curing all Humors, and restoring de
bilituted and broken down constitutions. It is purely
vegotabla in its ,composition, and so accurately coot..
bitted in its proportions that the chomical, botanical and
medical propeates of each ingreineut
.barmonionsly
unite to puittFY THE BLOOD.
It hat removed many chronic diseases which has baf
fled tha skill of the best physicians, and has also cared
Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and Scrofula, which
Sarsaparilla Syrups cutirely failed to make the leastim
preasion upon.
It lies been tested in many case, of CANCEROUS
HUMORS. Toe moat obstinate Cancers have been
cared by this medicine. We say that it is a valuable
medicine In all BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. It removes
all obstruction its she circulation, rendering the Liver
tree-, active and healthy. It removes Palpitation of the •
Heart, and relieves in all cases of. Asthma, and may be
used in all climates, and at all sea = ons of the year.
This Syrup in prepared only by C. MORSE k Co., at
102 Fountain street, Providence. R. i and sold whole
sale and retail, by S. N. WICKERSHAM,
Only Agent for Western Pea - sylvania,
Jell:y • Warehouse, car Wood and Sixth sts ,Pittsb'h.
Chlokeringts Pianos.
JOHN H. AIt:LUSK, Agent for Cluck
eringhl • Pianos, for Yittsbur4ll and
'
Western Pennsylvania. No. sr.Wcod .
street, Sas received and now open for .
sale, toe following elegant u-sortment of Plow Kates,
direct from the manufactory, at hit. Chick e ri ng's (Boston)
prices:
One elegant Rosewood semi-grand Piano, ft maven
. One " " corms .
Five " plu:n• 7
One " " carved " 64 "
• One " " - plain "
Three " round corferst 0 "
.Two "" • " squaro do 0
The above Piano Fortes ale of the latest styles of to r
slim, and with all Mr Chickerinc,3 improvements
The prices invariably the some as ea Boston, thereby
saving to purchasers in this region the ezpsose and risk
of transportation
ALSO. FOR SALE.
One Rosewood, Carved Mouldings, 0 octave Piano.
manufactured ity Adwra Station& co - ;
One Rosewood 0 octave, Adam.Stodatt & Co.;
One "' 0• " Bacon & Raven;
..
One " U " • do; •••.
One see-hand 6 • " Chicketing, lie good as new
One- " 6 " Bacon &. Haven ;
One " 6 • " Loud & Brothers ;
One ' " 0 " Doltish; & Scabs's)" ;
0• c " Of " Manhattan Company. lie,-
Cheap Pesblicatioisi.
TCST RF.CEIVEIi AT DENBY MINER & CO.'S,
it) N 0.32 Smi.hGeld street, the following new Books:
Firemen's Monthly Magazine No.
N 0.32 Dictionary of Mechanics Engine Work and
Engineering;
Erna c or tue Snow Bird. A Tale of Real Life—by
Caroline Lee Bentz;
The Da.ugliterof Night. A :tory of the Present Time.
By S. W. iewllom; .
Sot so Bad as we Seent—ori toasty sides to a Chasse.
ter. A Comedy in five AMIS. Br Soli. Bulgier Lytton,
Bart. Published by Harper & Brothers. 1023
J. ff. - Moorheadet Co.
Vanufacturers of Tin, Comer t Med Iron Wore,
1;0 21, EAST SIDE uF THE DIAMOND.
jeUo:3m
RI FIIItiIiKATUIRS—AII *ins and of sum:toot fiuisb
for sate by
jetD:tw .
C - OOKING STOVFM--The Se west sod most stoptiired
posterns for sale be
ietiOlw
• .
idaan'e Don o. ever Letter Copying
Press, and Metallic Dampener.
Bt/10111431'.1 PATENT. -
Sizes of Presses and bampeneu—L,ttor, ID by 13;
Foolscap,lo by 15; 1- Yost.lla by 1:}; Manifest, 18
by 21.
Time•saring.Labor-saringandMonry-saring Machine.
PRE33 and D.t.'ilrENING T stxr presents
I derided advantages over all previous inventions for
the saran oljeet.
• Ist. The Presv does not require fastening down.
24 Through two levers tiodeceestiric joints the pees
sure Ls obtained with more ease, and much quicker that
by other mrthods.
3d.ThepoWeris applied so equally, that the Press is
not liable to break or get out of order
4th.—The Dampening Tablet is a substitute (or the
broth, blotting psrer and wet-elolt, saving all the tpu
ble incident to their uso, and is worth Its weight in geld.
The Tablet may be used to great advantage with any
.Press already in use, hod fur that purpose will be cold
separately. .
Letters can be copied witlitbis Press and Dampener
in three seconds. wiitioatbluring tbe original nr the copy.
MANN'S PATENT IMPROVED MOVABLE BINDER,
Far keeping in n Book like form, Music. Original In
voices. Letters. Periodicals, Newspapers, Drawings
Bank Cheeks, or any other papers where method is de.
Tbis invention, itts confidently believed, is the
best ever presented to the public for the purpose for
which it is designed, and will (onus), to many a deside
ramm long needed. The unders,geed now offers it at a
comparatively trifling cost to all whn may desire to per
fect the system of preserving papers for ready and easy
reference. ,
MANN'S COPYING HOOKY.
The Paper in these Books is made from all Linen
Siozk, node the same as Vine French Writing
Paper, hound on Parchment Backs, with Printed Pages,
and manafeetured expressly for retuiling
• The undersigned having procured the sole agency of
the 'aboveartieles. now otters them at reasonable prices
at wholesale or MOH. rremtel, DOtripenriii, Hooka, or
Binders, furnished to order of any dimensions, at eLort
'notice. All of the above article warrsntcd.
Also—Copying. Paper, in !Lose sheets of any sire.
A ruold's Copying Ink—decidedly the best in use
AI r: A. C. Chambers will wait on the citizens of Pitts
burgh and Allegheny, and will give all the instruction
necessary.
JOHN F. COLE & CO.,
Al liPFadest & Coyoda's Penne Railroad Depot, corner
of Penn end Wayne sts... Pittsburgh
Plae 0 - amps.
TUST RECEIVaD a Goo assonment of these LAMP?
for bunting the Campbene, Pine and Ethereal Oils,
whin I will Atli 01 greatly reduced prices.
JOHN S. TOUGH,
EQ Fourth al; between Alarket and Wood
,
Manufacturer ttud.Dealer, Wholesale and Retell, la the
above named Oil 11 • • ijell
Witeitiee and Jewelry. '
. CHEAPEST . IN THE CITY—At
HOOD'S NEW EW ELR Y STOREAWNDI
4Plr' on ' Market %v
would Fay to the cid
pa ic generally that we are pre
pared to sell FINE WATCHES and rich and fashiona
ble GOLD JEWELRY at the wholesale prices. and at
from 10 to 50 percent. below nay other establishment
west of the mountain+. We have such arrangements
with the manufacturers of the east, that we are able to
get all of our goods fist handed, and by F o doing we
save about 10 percent. on crime cost; and then mare:
'pewee arc low. As we wish to tecure a large amount
of trade we will sell goods at a very small profit, and
.warrant them as represented when sold.
• Please call and examinn the Goods and prices, at No.
61 Market street. HOOD'S JEWELRY STORE. [jelo
Deafness, Noises In the Head,
And all Disagreeable Discharges from Me Ear Speedily
and •Permanetly Remoted.
R. BARTLEY, Principal Ands; of the New York
S
Eve and Ear urgery, and of 64 - North Eleienth
street, Philadelphia, has decided to prolong his stay a
short time longer
Until farther notice, the Doctor may he consulted in
Rebecca street, Allegheny City, the first three story
brick Dwelling Noose beyond the School House.
The Dome! fielsassured tbathis Patients in Pittabarsh
will enjoy a pleasant walk to the sister city. and for their
especial accoramodatlon f ho will extend his hours of
consultation at the above place, from B A. M. to 8 P. M.
Thirteen years close and almost undivided attention
to this branch of special praltice, has enabled him to re
duce his treatment to such n degree of success as to find
the most confirmed and obstinate cases yield, by a
steady attention to the means prescribed. UMW'
James C. Watt
(Formerly COTTER to the late P. D'E LANT,)
WOULD most respectfully announce to his triends
and the public in general, that he has rented the
Store, No. 38 Market street, between Second and Third
streets. where ho intends carrying on the TAILORING
BUSINESS in all its departments. He is now receiving
WHOM TUE ILASMIN MARKETS an entire new stock of
GOODS, for Spring and Summer wear, viz: superfine
French, English and American acit/u, Cashman:us,
.Tweeds, Cass =errs : ( 'healed French Habit Cloths. a supe
rior article for banners Coats,) together with a large as
sortment of plain and figured Casstmeres, new and deli
rable styles.
Also, an excellent hot of fancy Silk Cashmere, Satin
s and Marscilia Vestints, all of which the subscriber is
.prepared to make to order in the neatest and most rash
tonaule styles, at as low prices as any other establish
ment. He therefore hopes by strict attention to all or
ders intrusted to his care. to merit a share of public pa
tronage. JAMES C. WATT.
No. 36 Market, between Second and Third its.
TO TAILORS —I shall continue to sell and give In-
Mutations on my system of Garment Draugluing as
heretofore, at the following prices ? viz: If accompanied
by oral instruction, $lO, without instructions. 67.
jelo:y • JAMES C. WATT.
'5OO A e VES OF LAND In Je A ti:eikc i i a c
c o l ikn s tykTe . e
- 01 k ACItES OF LAVA) on Coal Hill will bo sold at
4.1 "500 an acre. (jell)--A. WILKINS & Co.
LjtAltikaLtub A. MAW:4 a. 1.30.
Jr- now offering their . largo and varied assortrent
Parasols, at very reduced". prices. • Country merchants,
and others are requested to call andexamine,before par
chasing elsewhere
;jam -
(RAPES! CRAPES A. MASON CO.
NJ received one ease white;'•pint, blue and black
:Craci The above scarce and desirable goods gif be
sol ehespilt -
t to • • ''Noa.fw andel Btarkot Street..
Nos 62 and 06 blaiket street.
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J. S. Mt iOS READ & CO.
.1 8. mooROVAD & CO
Country nestaeoce far Bate!
THE subscriber offers for sale a• number el LOT S
ranging from three to five acres—to snit purchasers
near the village of Wilkinsborgh ; fronting on the
trrecniburgh I urnpike, and within twt hundred yards
of the Depot of the Central Railroad. A plan of the
i.ote can be seen at A. H. Miller's Office, ou Fourth at ,
or at 197 Liberty street. Terms moderate.
;10 LVT--The Warebout.c N 0.137 Front at reef, for
1
metly occupied by the eubaeribere. Poseeesion
liven immediately. Enquire of
QUINN, bPDRIDE &
26 Wood at.-I
Together with a
and
assortment Of the best Violin
Guitar, Violint:alio, and doable bats &rings, to be hod lit ,
the eity.
Just received by cuirass and for solo by
)eIOC. DI.,IIIPIE,
l'iono Depot. No. US Wood si.
Transparent 'Window Shade Factory,
48 IRWIN STREET,
(aetwaxs rum AND LIBERTY Alltirrey.
T IST OF SHADES on hand and made at all times to
I order
- 3-4,4-4,5 4 and 6-4 Ruff Shades, plain and bordered ;
Transparent green do;
" ‘. Dark " do;
Landscape Shades of every style;
Moonlight do do do; -
Gothic and Mezzitinto, of new style;
STOKE SHADES of any color, with Lettering or De
signing. OIL CLOTHS on hand.
Also, a lot of SHADE TRlMMlNGS—complete at 25
cents per shade. 113' Curtains hung on reasonable
terms.
P. S.—Pedlars will do well to call at the Factory, be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. .
nprlthfirri • . • N. B. KERMAN.
New. Music I'
HKLEBER has Just received—
Where. are the Friends of My Youth?
I'll Roam with Thee; •.
Farewell, if ever Fondest Prayer; •
Temperance Mthem—Dedicated to the Temperance
Societies;
Song of Mercy: Poetry from Bunyan's Pilgrim's
Progress;
Fly Swift, Ye Zephyrs ;
The Neepsale- Comic Song;
Go Where Honor—from Colsnello. By Verdi ;
Drinking Song. By "Macbeth ;'
The Celebrated Cradle Song. By W. V. Wallace;
Moonlight Is Sleeping;
'111.3 Star of Love. A beautiful Ballad by W. V.
IValmee ;
Those Happy Days aro Gone—as sung by the Irish
Swain. Catharine Hays;
Henrietta, Vs aliace Coueert, Keepsake, Hamburg,
Fashion Polka's. Also, a fine selection of easy teach
ing music; Waltzes, Marches, and a complete assort
ment of Violin. and Flute Music.
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN HARP,
jet 3 No. 101 Third street.
N. B —Now arriving a fine stock of NEW PIANOS
EAD ALL! •-•
EXTCT OF AMERICAN OIL.
PREPARED and sold by JNO.
.YOCIVGSON, 209
Liberty street. This powerfully concentrated pre
paration; the medical virtues of which are found to be
eight times the strength of the original American Oil.
It is put up in bottles at 25 and 274 cents, each, with full
directions for its use. In every disease where the origi.
nal American Oil has been round at all efficacious, and
it so far exceeds the original in power, as to render tube
DERAPRSTMEDICINE IN TER WORLD. Call and
try iL JOHN YOUNGSON.
• N.B. The original Oil iu its natural state as taken
from the bowels of the earth, can be had as above—and
Will be found genuine. notwithstanding axertain firm
claims to be the 'only Proprietors
'
AtizassEs•-.50 ebb.:ptime .flosk.cottetie_se):lo_r,
• - .sale by . • D 016 1 1. 1 - .•
. . . .
T 41/P- b btdo No. 1 Lard;
11.4 15 kegs do-.
IMEIE
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ROWMPOr ta?• wiriesise Ihmkets.
Orrin oi. intiftfoirtnto Parr.. )
' • ' • " Wednesday, Jame :sth. S•
The weather .yesterday was pleasant. Be:aides;
throughout the City continues dull; in fact the transaa-:
time are almost exclusively coofined to the City trade.
Our rivers continuo to recede, and receipts are very lim
ited. Freights' have'materially advanced to Cincinnati
and ports below, in consequence of lho low stage of
water.
ASHES—We have sales of 6 casks soda reported at
al, time; 3 . d0 Pots at 0, and demand limited.
BACON There continues • a regular home demand I
the \ stocks are considerably reduced, and prices are wet"
maintained. We report some Bales of Shoulders at sueo
7 ; •Hams, Sian; Sides, 8;98}.
FLOUR—The offerirni yesterday wilt. moderately
good. We have reported sales of about 300 bbla on the
wharf, at 53,10 for auperone, and $3,1503,16 for extra
from =tones, 60 bbls at $3.30; by the dray load, 10,360
3 31,
RYE FLOUR—Sides of 11 Mph; at 6268; from stotej
82;3432287... .
OILS—We .quate Linseed at SSO9Oc, in iota; No. I
Laid at 691910- •• • • •
BEEF TALLOW—We have a sale 0(.6000 ms al !Iv
• •
- • .
.
PIG MEYAL—We awe saki of two lots, in all ahou
GO tone, Allegheny, at 822, 6 months..
OATS—Sa!es on the cabal - of 400 bus at 20c.
CHEEME,AVe give sales of 76 bre ia lots at 6051.
EGGS—There Is an increased demand for Egg.. We
note sales of 10 barrels at 7/08; good fresh lots would
bang the latter price.
\VHISKEY—%Ve note sales of 851 ble in lots at 2061 ,
21e.
ALCOHOL—SaIes of 10 bbls at 45.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-The demand for Sugar
is moderate. We note a tale of 20 hhda at 61c, time : —
Notaries is held &re, with sales of 40 bbls iu oak at 371,
4 Menthe.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
Car , fullit Compi'ed fat the Morning Post, ,
from the bem
NEW 0111.r4245, June 13111
COTTON—The demand was good yesterdar, and re.
suited in sales of lay 50 . 00 halm at firm prices. The
transactions were mostly on English account. • ~•
•
NEW ORLEANS CILASPITICAIION.
• • Oka 7 Middling F.ir
71:0 I'l Pair
i 710 El Good Fair
• &IR. 91 Good and Fine
Inn-rine
Ordinary
Good Middling
Infer' or
Ordinary
Middling • •••
Goo 1 Middling
Middling Fair• .
Fair
SAVANNAH, CCO , June 16th
COTTON—We hove uo change to notice in the mar
ket. Sales on Saturday 195 halm as follows: 27 at 8;
63 at 21 ; 74 at 91 ; 34 nt Si; and 7 at 9c.
AOOII6T/, Gen., June-13, I'. Al
COTTON—The demand continue' steady far qualities
above Middling Fair at the prices of yesterday. Ex.
ken es from 8 to Oic.
CitAamerrox, S. C., Jure 14
COTTON—The market was quiet yesterday. the t ran..
actions having been limited to Rome 450 buten, at from
61 to 91c as in quality. •
Louisville Tobacco -Market.
T 11131151 4 ,1, June 19
sales to-day comprised 55
el: 81.95, 9 80, 6 55, 5 55,
2 CO, 4 65. 1 05, 3 80,5 50;
6 GO, 3 40, 4 35, 5 30,5 80.
3655; 265, 3 GO, 6 55. 6 GO,
4 05, 5 60, G 25, 4 75,4 45,
7 00, 4 40, 435, C. 45
Toone WA NErionss.—Tbe
blff. at the foiloorihr prie
-5 21, 3 50, 490, 4 30, 4 45,
4 20, 5 25, 3 60, 4 00, 4 40,
5 75, 5 90, 7 30, 5 61, 4 25,
3 55, 5 00, 2 55, 4 10, 2 85,
4 65, 4 10, 3 35, d 00,, 435,
BANK 'NOTE LIST.
CORRECTED DUET .11T
noon & Sargent, kf.x.ohromo Hankers.
Corner of Wood and Sixth mem, rintrbargh.
PENNSYLVANIA. 01110. • '
Pittsburgh Banks par. State Bk and Branches • • I
Philadelphia " " Cater Solvent Bank s• •• •
Brownsville " • " Ukol Sandusky 75
Bucks counts " " Granville
Chester Co. (new Issue) " Norwalk 50
Columbia Bridge Co.• •• " Urbanite Si,
Danville " Wooster 75
Delaware co. " •••:•.." • INDIANA.
D o ylestow n •• ...... , State Bk and aranches • .
Easton . ILLINOIS.
Gemtantown " State Bank Branch 50
Lancaster Banks ........ •• Bk of 1111nols••
Lebanon ' " ..... • . KENTUCKY.
Montgomery co i. All Solvent Banks. • •
Northumberland 'k MISSOURI.
Pottsville " •• Slate Bk end Branches • ' t
Reading ••• " MICHIGAN.
Schuylkill co." • All Solvent Banks . . 5
Washington " 'gu WISCONSIN. •
West Bram& " ..... . Sistine & Fire Ins: Co. at
Wyoming . " Milwaukie ' 5
Carlisle . TC.PIiVESSkr.
Cbambersburg • All Solvent Banks 3
NORTH CAROLINA.
Gettsburgh
Harn y sharg All Solvent Banks ' iii
Honesdale SOUTH CAROLINA.II
Middletown • Ail Solvent Banks•—•—•
Wayscsburg al . GEORGIA.
York Da n k. ....... .....
.1 All Solvent Banks II
R U e n i ll ie e f d N 4n l te e6 s Bank 15 1 1 1
ALlSollrAenblAllAnklA. 5
Allegheny City Serip• • par LOUISIANA.
Allegheny Co. "• .0 prem All Solvent Unoke•"-• .lb
Pittsburgh City " ... par EXCHANGES.
NEW YORK. New York • . prom
New York City ••• ..... p ar Philadelphia•••••,•• •
Canons. Banks 3 Baltimore 41
NEV JERaw. 'lcincinu'u . ' • I di ' .
All Solvent Banks ELouisollle . t "
DELA.WAIm ISt. Laois . le 4f
All Solvent !tank.....
Smell Notes ....... • • • .
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks p
Country Banks
VIRGINIA.
Ilk of V.. and Braucher II
Fanners' Bk & Branches I
Valley Ilk and Branches ft
Exchange Bk & Branch's II
Wheeling Bank.
do Branehes•••• .
NEW ENGLAND.
- All Solvent Dank i• ••
VALVE OF COiNd.
AmetkonCold (new)•par.
do do (old).sprem.
Idooeseigno . .9 4,e3
~
Ouineas....,. 5,00
Preeencsdoero•••: . • • 7.90
Too Tholets 7.90
iron Guilders-- ••;• 3,90
Louis dot 4,25
NISPOItOII4 . 3. 0 0
Doubloon% Parribt:— 15.75
' do SPantrib.• 10,25
Cluzaul 2.15
New Mule.
HAMBURG POLKA—composed by Herzog;
Mercedes Waltz—by Joseph Labitski;
•
Silver Ric Waltz;
Kate Moore—te American Green Darling;
Ben Kneass.
Old Arm Chair—by Henry Rummell;
Mountain Maid's invitation—a celebrated Melody by
the Rainer Family;
I would not Die in Winter—in reply to the Song I
would not Die in Spring time. Music by 3.11. ilton;
Susotte and Bean Joe ;
The Wreath—a collection of eight beautiful pieces,
Coelho Guitar;
Also, Carcaseh', Carallis, and R. Culver's Precepion;
for the Guitar;
T. Hunter's, Henri Hertz's, Sieigmirller, old Charles
Czerny's Theoretical and Practical Piano Forte
School.
Far tales b.siTirfir
.:. F
.. ;ti< _
MUIME
2, - Jrzer makes Wiyett art Mg commit
•
ARRTVED
Steamer lilichigan No.?, Boles,
.Beave r.
• " • Atlaauc, Parkinson, Brownsville:
Redstone, .Woot ward, lOWnsville.
J. ATKee, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
• '
" Beaver, Gordon, Beaver. . •
" Fashion No. ?,Peebles, Elizabeth.
Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West Newton
• " Julia Dean, McVay:Zanesville.
• " Arena, Kinney:Wellsvile. . •
Gossamer, Klinefelter, Ciadinnati..
DEPARTED: .
• . " Redstone Woodwardi Brownsville •
" Atlantic, Parkinson,,dO
" J. M'Kee, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
" Michigan No. P,Boies,Rettire r.
•
Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.: .
Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West Newton.
" Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth.
•
" Tuscarora, Murdoch; Welsvile.
" Rice], oun, Wheeling.
" Malta, Moore, Wheeling.
" Gov. Meigs, Shank, GAipolis.
" Navigator, Dean, Wheeling.
The Rirer.—By metal mark, last evening, viere were 2
feet 10 inches and stationary. •
The Si. Louis Times of the 161 h inst. says:—The flood
on the upper Mississippi and itstributories has been sev
eral feet higher than In 1811, and the damage has been
immense. nlille, dwellings, barns, knees and meek have
bren swept off, and thousands of the finest farms in the
,bottoms have been submerged and the Crops destroyed.
The Des Moine. ' the St. raters, and all the upper
streams, have overflowed the surroanding country. Ilan-,
dreds of families are lefk without home!, aild large num
bers without shelter, and dependent upon charity for
food.
WELLSVILEE—Per Tuscarora-3 11 Navigator, 141
bids whiskey and oil.- Kier & lones,k est bacon. Arm
-14 bbla
d st o mug tc &lro . zz, b 2s oar b d b i t
v our . ..C k. a re pt ga lllttr l dr o k, reer7l2o
pee pomp, 3 pkgs pump fixings.
ZANESVILLE—Per Saliti.Dean—H Groff 2c Co, 2
hbd. tobacco, 10 sks wool, 2 esks bacon, 4 sks feathers
W Bingham, 1 crate more, 10 hints touttcco, 3 casks /a
eon. 1.1 Leech & Co, 400 WAN ilour,S casks feathers, 10
kgs lard, 6 bbla do, 4.bbds tobacco, 25 pkgs furniture.—
Bidwell, 3 casks bacon Alc.Faden & Co, 4 bbls butter.
John Heiser, 13 sks wool. Bell & Liggett, 3 macs bacon.
J Craighead, 2 eke wool. • Bagaley , k•C0.42 cake tallow.
WHEELING—Per Malta—Clarke & .Thaw, ISO bxs
glassware, 13 sks wo .1 Baker & Forsyth, 31 casks ba
con sides. H Graff & Co. 27 hhda tobacco: , B Express,
49 bbla whiskey. .D Leech & C 0.30 sks wool. ' .1 Kell, 5
pkcsmdze. Wilmarth & Noble, 112 eke wheat.
Per Excel—ll Graff & Co, 100 bbl. 80ut.. . D Leech &
Co, 37 bags wool.
Pcv C It Mary-Ann—Sandy and Beaver Canal—Mc-
Paden & Corode 31 bales wool. Cummins & Smith, 2
bbla eggs, 1 do butter, I box. Wiltahrth & Noble. 447
bus wheat. J S SVaterman,l hhd becon.6 Om lard. E
& W Barbanel, ISt pea bacon. F. Von Bonborst, 20
bbl. flour. Black & Co, 101 bbls flour, 17 bbls oats.
- efato
•IV}®lol
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Aluttems, June 14th
Lea
5100,1
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8;0,1
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9109 i
Monday Packet for Wheeling.ME new and sitletulid inearuer.FlEßO-
IlaI'VE. W. S. CorrWitu, roster, will wake
her first trip on . MONDAY nest, and there
after ran regular as above, in place of the Diurnal.
For freight or passage apply un board. lie2o
Friday Cincinnati Packet.
Tilt: new and elegant creamer IRENE
No. 2, L. 51'Cus:aTcs.. Master, has taken
the place of the Ebnper No. 2, in the line of
Packets, and will leave every FtiIDAY, at 10 A. al., for
tho above and intermediate ports. For freight or pas
sage apply no board. • Mel°
For Millen& 041 d 14!)"13:43Parl•
Tag fine steamer PACIFIC, Zasorra Man
s",!,"s raw, will leave for the above and intermedi•
ate ports every THURSDA Y, at 4 o'ciciek;P. M.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
• T. WOODS & SON,
Mar 10 NO. 61 Water et.. and 63 Front PI.
• Wednesday Packet' for Cincinnati.
True new and fast running steam er CIN NATI, Ilmatraoarear, Mosier, vri!l leave
regularly cvcry WEDNESDAY..
l'or (might or passage, apply on board, or to
roarte—
• LE U. MILTENINIRGRII.
Allegheny River Trade.
REGULAR FRANKLIN PACKETS.
Tat fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
No. 2, Capt. Ws. tho Alit
ellen), wharf (or Frankliu,everyMtmdayand Thursday,
at 4 P. M.
The fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No 3, Capt
JOAN Halm, lenves the Allegheny wharf for Frank
lin. every Tuerdair and Friday, at 4 P.M.
For Freight or Passage, apply en DORM. [mama
THE GREAT KENTIJCItY REMEDY!
DRi. JOB ri HEIL istsitSA PA BILL LA I
1.
T is put up in quart bottles, and contains the strength
of SIX TINES as much pure Sarsaparilla as. any
similar preparation in America. Price 81 per bottle, or
six bottles for five dollars.
It has been a well established fact for years pa.t, that
Sarsaparill.i. when pure end property prepared, was the
only true panacea for all diseases originating from en
impure state of the blood, the ate of mercory, intozien
fing drinks, evil habits in youth, barrenness, Ac. We
boldly assert that JOHN bULL'S FLUID EXTRACT
of SARSAPARILLA is the only preparation before the
public that is prepared on strictly scientific principles
and of uniform strength. Toe Sarsaparilla is pa rchnsed
without regard to price. and every pound, before being
used, is subject to the stectest chemical tests, and its
genuineness ascertained beford being used!
Roll's Sarsaparilla also contains the virtues or seve
ral other valuab.e medical coo a, together forming the
best compound, and producing the greatest curative agnu
in the known world;
This: edicine, when used according to directions,
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL!
Scrofula or King's Evil, Canners, Tumors. Eruptions of
the skin, Erysipelas, Chronic Sore Eyes, Sing-.
.worm worm or letters, Scald Head. Rheumatism,
Pains In the Bones or Joints, Old Sores and
peers Swelling of the Glands , Sy - pht•
lin, Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum, Dummies
of the Kidneys, Loss of Appo• -
tite. Diseases arising from . •
the use of Ater envy,
Pain in the Side and
• Shoulders Oen•
rat Debility,
Drosy, •
Lumbago, Jaundice, •
Costive tar. Sore Throat, .
Bronchitis. Coughs, Colds, Weak:
new of the Chen, Pulmonary Afeetions,
and all other Diseases tending to produce
Consumption
Liver Complaint. Female Irregularities and eouiplaints,.
Sick an.lNeryous Headache Low Spirits, Night sweats..
Exposure or Imprudence in Life. Chronic Constitution.
eh Diseasea.and is a spring and summer drink, and
general tonic for the system, and a gt title and pleasant
purgative, far superior fo Blue Lick of Congress Water
'Salts, or Seidlitz.
; restltsztonlalo.
The following is enemata copy of a certificate nOsf
in the possevion of the proorietur of Roll's Samoa-
Lla. Rev E. W. Sebes, Is widely and generally known
03 an eloquent and accomplished Pastor of the 111. E.
Church. and the Rev. E. Stevenson has been known as
one of the most tnlenled and zealous niembeis that the
Kentucky Conference could bout of for many years,
and at this time is fining the high and responsible station
of agent for the ALE Book Concern
Can the world 'produce better or more satisfactory
testimony in favor of any medicine!
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFER
ED IN FAVOR OF ANY MEDICINE
Rev. E. W. Simon—Rev. E. SvOrrisorr.
Louierille, May 200650.
We have Used John Bath' Sarsaparilla, and have
known it to be used with entire satisfection 1 and have
no hesitation in stating that we believe it to be a safe
and valuable medical com p ound, and calculated to pro
duce mph good, and relieve much sstfertug; and would
therefore most cheerfully recommend It to the afflicted.
(Signed,) E. W. SEHON,
E STEVENSON.
• A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR ,
H ow we a ll admire, a clear, beautiful, white akin, and
o rosy colored cheek. How often do we see persona,
not possessing this "desideratum so devoutly to be
wished." scanning mem:cedes, lotions, washer, paints
and coloring 1111tetiOil, to restore to them a semblance
of what disense has deprived them of, and that too,urith
great injury to the skin. Bull's Sarsaparilla is the hest
cosmetic known. It beautifies the skin, by relaying
every panicle of morbid, and diseased matter from the
blood, making. It pure hccililly and vigorous, giving ac
tivity to every minute vessel, and changing the yellow
and dark countenance to the bloom and irekhzess of
youth. Ladies. übandon the use of paints and mixtures,
nud ate Bull's Satsesssilta. the lady effectual remedy.
" A word to the wise is sufficient;" and a hint is enough
for the Ladies.
TESTIMONY LIKE THE roLLowiso RENDERS
SUPERFLUOUS ALL CO:11.11ENT ON THE EF
FICIENCY OF BULL'S SARSAPARILLA.
(Front Ur. L. P. Yonet.t.. Professor of Chemistry in the
Louisville Medical College...l
I have looked over the lista( ingredients composing
John hull's Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla, nna
have no hesitation In saying hat they form a sole
com
(souttd, and ono that promises well to chronic diseases,
to which it Is applic able" L. Y. YANDELL, M. D.
Louisville, Jane a, 1518.
WHAT DR. PYLES, Pilvician by appointment to as
Louisuilk Haring Hospital, says of BULL'S SARSA
PARILLA :
Louisville, Bin rch 20,1819.
1 have examined the presenpticat roe the preparation
of John Bull's Sureapanlla, and 1 believe tho combina
tion to be an excellent one, and well calculated to pro
duce an alterative impression on the !quern. 1 have
used it both in public and private practice, one think it
the beet article of Sarsaparilla In use.
M. PYLES,
Resident Physician at the Louisville Marine Hospital
(I:7` CAUTION—Beware and'ask for the original Dr
JOAN BULL'S SARSAPARILLA, from ifentueky
and have Ito other. KEYSER & MANAVEI-L,
W and For sale by D. M. Currh y olesale Rena
and Josep Douglass, Alle
ghenyg City ; and by Druggists generally.
jab:lt:taw
JEST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY . JOSHUA.
RHODES 4. CO., No. 6 WOOO Bra m:
6so boxes Lemons; 40 bags Cream Walnuts;
500 do Oranges; 25 do Filberts;
1000 bushels Pea Nuts; 30 bags Walnuts
1000 drums Fige ; 20 cases Prunes . jars ,
500 half do; lu do do in fancy bas ;
200 boxes Raisins; 10 do Sardineir,
150 do Layer do; 10 do Sicily Liquorice;
100 half do do ; 25 boxes Refilled do;
600 boxes Fire Crackers; 56 baskets Salad Oil;
200 do do do No. 2; 20 boxes afaccaronl;
100 dozen Shcll'd Almonds; 20 do Verrnacelll;
200 do Lemon Syrup; 20 do Com Drops;
3000 Cocoa Nuts; 50 do No.I &2 B. Candy
50 mats Prim Almonds] 50 dozen Pepper Sauce; •
50 bags Tegliona do; 40 do asserted Pickles;
40 do S. paper shell do; 20 do Claret Wine;
10 bales Bonleaux 4o; 20 do .Muscat ; •
my2o
L ARD Ollr-6 bbls. for sale by •
109 J. D. WILLIATHIR & CO,
110 Wood et
SUGARS -0 bills. Lovering% Crashed;
6 do Pulverized ; For sale by •
Jela J. D. WiLtdathiSia CO.
Diti . PLEs-13 bac on band and air:saki by
jel9 J D WILLIABIS.& CO.
for
woo by_
I jell) J. D. WILLIAMS &
IKE HUARD PR Ts—at 2.5 cents, for sots yy . ~
J ell p. MARSHALL.
E%V MACKEREL---115als. large Ne. 3 1851 Mack
ercl,, (Boman inspection,) Jar' reed and (or sale by
MILLER & RICKETSON,
Nos. 721 and 231 Libelly. 61.
RIaD PEACHEIS-200 bus. prime Halves, in store
and for sale by fjet6) -WM. DYER.
IOLOOR BOARDS-100,000 tbeilbr !ale by
A ' JOHN . A. BLOOMER.
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Altiothegl , Pianink
11)/1'4 '''KUFFS, Extract of Leawood,. chipped: nd.
.ffround ; Carowood, Modder, z % s tenk,
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RIVER -.-.IIfiiT.TERS
PORT OP . PlTTStitlifon.
IMPORTS BY RIVER
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
T.IIE O'I2.EILLY
EUROPEAN NEWS:
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OP THE EUROPA.
Ntw Yorix, -Trine
The Europa arrived at Halifax to-day, with
dates to the 4th inst. She has 67 passengers.
The Franklin arrived at Southampton on the ,
12th.
Breadotaffe...Whoat 2®3d. Flotir le. Corn
Bacon...ln demand at previous rates.'Shoul
ders I®2s. lower. Ilams'quiet.
Lard—Less active. .•
Sugar steady. Coffee inactive.
Tea... Common Congens, lower; other sorts
barely sustained.
Rosin...ln demand; 38.1 d. for common, and
58.31 for better qualities. •
Ricel,..Dearer. -
Spts., Turpentine...ln better request.
Turpentine Tar...No sales.
Ashes... Active. Pots, 28®3084 Pearls, 30s.
Linseed 0i1...1n moderate request.
Llvnns'oot Carron MAK/MT.—The market is
improving, and .middling qualities advanced
nearly id. since the sailing of the Arctic. Fair
Orleans is quoted at did. and Mobile 6-p. The
sal.es of the week are 47,000 bales, of which
speculators_took 3,200.
Breadstuffs—There is continued improvement
in them in all the Englislimarkets.
The English stock market is more active.—
Consols 98*. Continents.' Exchanges weaker.
Americrun securities inactive ; U. 8. 6s, '6B, 112
@113; Ohio 6s, 70 and 85, 100@,105.
Freights are dull.
The crops promise well.
ENGLAND, IRELAND AND CONTINENT.
The Parliament voted the army and navy es
timates including <6BOO for the Cedar war ex
penses.
The Ecclesiastical bill has probably been aban
doned by the Government.
The exhibition is progressing favorably.
French affairs are quiet. The . war in Algiers
is over. A rebellion has been suppressed. '
Commerce and -trade is improving.
linvnn, June 3d.--CiAton is inactive. Not
withstanding the favorable English advices, sales
of La. and ordinary at 83@,84
Other news quite unimportant.
WHIG STATE CONVENTION.
' Laxcasvga, June 24.
„
The Whig State Convention met in the Court.
House to-day, at 10 o'clock, and was called to
order by Mr. Loomis, of. Allegheny county.=
Hon. Saml. Bell, of Berk], was elected /113 tem':
porary chairman, and Saml. W. Pierson, of
Somerset, and A. S. Aenderson, -of Lancaster,
Seep's. The list of Delegates were then called,
when a number of substitutes presented them
selves. Considerable discussion ensued, upon
their admission; but finally the question was
settled by adoPtingu resolution, declaring it in
expedient to admit any substitute who shall net
reside in the county for which he may propose
to act.
A committee of ten was appointed to- select
officers fora permanent organization: .The Con
vention then adjourned till 2 o'clock, at which
time the Convention re-assembled, and the com
mittee reported as follows :
President--lion. , John H. Ewing, of Washing
ton county.
Vice Presidents---Cha. Gilpin, of Philadel
phia ; Gen.. Wilson, of Venango, and twenty-five
others.
Secy'a--S. W. Pearson, of Somerset, and six
others. - .
These selections were unanimously agreed to.
The President, on taking the chair, addressed
the Convention at length. It was highly eulo.!
gistic of Gov. Johnston's administration, and
laudatory of his personal character. When he
'concluded, Hon. C. Darragh moved the appoint,
went of a committee to draft resolutions, which
was agreed "to.
After the committee had retired, Hon. A. J.
Ogle moved that iWm. F. Johnston, the 'pres
ent Governor of the Commonwealth, be nomin
ted by acclamation as the Whig candidate for
Governor at the next election, which was sec
onded by half the voices in the Convention, and
carried amid every-demonstration of enthusiasm.
A committee was then appointed to wait on
the Governor at his hotel, and inform him of his
nomination:.
The Convention then took a recess till 4, P.
M. On re-assembling, the conimittee on resolu
tions reported a long series, favoring a high tar
iff and condemning that of '46--regarding with
respect the adjustment measures passed by the
last Congress:.,'
BUFFALO HUNT.
CnlctssAar, June 24.
The Buffalo hunt yesterday, at Covington, op
posite this city, was attended by 10,000 persons.
The buffalo, when attacked by the Indians and
pierced with their arrows, showed no disposition
to fight, and the crowd, seeing they - were hum- -
bugged, became excited, fired at the Indians,
and killed the Buffalo. They had intended to
carry if to Wood's Museum, around which al.
ready several thousand persons had collected,
and were commencing a riot, when the Mayor
and a strong posse of police arrived on the
gronnd, and arrested ten of the ringleaders.
The intention was to mob the Museum, the pro
prietor being suspeoted of getting up the hum
bug. This, however, Wood denies.
EXCITEMENT IN NORFOLK.
Nonsem, June 28.
There is great excitement to-day among the
workmen employed in the Gosport Navy Yard,
in consequence of an order issued by cominand
ent Stringham to admit no visitors to the yard
during the business hours. The workmen held
a meeting yesterday, and appointed a committee
to visit the commandant and request him to-.re
scind the order ;. but he refused, alleging that
pilfering had been done to a great extent, An
other committee was appointed,to wait on Presi
dent Fillmore , at Old Point Comfort, and request
his interference in the matter. The committee
started for-Point Comfort this morning.
FROM BUENOS. AYRES.
BOSTON', June 24.
Dates from Buenos Ayres to the Sth of May,
state that the Province of Paraguay is'in a state
of, great 'excitement, and Senor Geely, on,sus
picion of plotting witti the Hungarian comman
der of forces.against Lopez, had been imprison:
ed, and the commander ordered to leave the
country ; but this had not been carried into ef
fect, owing to discontent among the troops.
Hon. Geo. Gave, British consul General at
Montevideo, after a short visit to Bunos Ayres,
embarked for England.
ITEMS FROM WASHINGTON: •
WAsnixoToN, June 24. •
The Post Master General left here to-day, to
oin the President at Norfolk.
The Bank of the Metropolis has declared a
half yearly dividend of four per cent.
They received, at the General Poet Office in
this city, yesterday, from California, 100,000
dead letters.
ITEMS. FROM NEW YORK. .
Nsw Yonic, June 24. '
•
Mr•. Riddle, American Commissioner to the
Exhibition in London, is now in this city, having
come home with a view of obtaining further con
tributions of American manufactures.
The competition on. North River has reduced
the fare to Albany to twenty-five cents.
Aaron B. Stookey, who was sentenced to be
hung on. Friday next, has been respited by Gov
ernor Hunt until the 19th of September.
BOSTON, Tune 24.
The large store of Collins & Co., was destroy
ed this morning by fire, together with their en
tire stock. Loss $5,000. Insured $3,000.
Wetherell, Stone & Wood,. lost dry goods,.
stored in the 3d story; to the value• of $lO,OOO.
Insured $7;000. The building was .owned by
Sand. Sanford, and insured for $5OOO. Total
loss about $20,000. ,
CHOLERA IN ST. LOUIS.
Sr. Louis, June 24.
The total mortality for the week ending on the
22d, from cholera, is 273. It is mostly confined
to emigrants.
At Jefferson Barracks, the cholera is prevail
ing. It is confined principally to the new re
cruits. Thus far there have been 29 deaths.
Wasrusaros, June 24.
The Republic states that the report of ,Sec'y•
Conrad resigning is entirely without foundation.
CINCINNATI MARKET---june 24.
Flour...ltenuans unsettled at 3,1503,26
Whiskey...l7f® 17t.
Other articles uri.ehanged.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET-4une 24.
Cotton...ln limited demand, but firm.
Mess P0rk.'.. 1 4, 00 @14126•
17reighta....Dtd1.- . -
nour Dull at 86. -
ite:,,_Eacon...Bßibed Sides 7N48 1 11 clear wt..
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C9ITItT MARTIAL
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WAi S BiIiOTOIP, June 24.
The - Tifteett COfirt Martial, for the court mar
tial of :Gen. Taicott, .re-assembled this morning,
and its . members • • severally • sworn; Gen... Clark
beingstill•abfient.- .• -
The Judge Advocate read the charges and epe-.
cifieations against Geri.' Talcott, which are sub=
stantially—.. •
• Ist - Violation .of -182r1 regulation of Ordnance
Bureau; by.makizig•cOntract;lhrough'Lieut. Col.
With Pr. Carinichael of Va:,:for 600 tons
shot and shells, without the sanction .of the
Secretary . of ..War. • • • • '• •
2d. 'Wilful 'disobedience of the -. orders of the -
Secretary of War, who..had ejected Dr. Carmi—
chael's appliaation - . in. Gen.' . Talcott's presence
and refused to recognize the alleged. contract.
ad.. Conduct Unbecoming an officer and gen
tleman. Knowing these articles unnecessary for
public. service, • and contracting -for •-theta,, he I
abused his authority in • an• unwarrantable man
ner, making also false statements to the Secre
tary of • War, with Intent-to deceive ; and alsO
.denying that the contract had been made .by him
at his, instance. L • .
~ •
Capt. Magruder and Mr. Conrad, Secretary of
War were examined, at-length, in support of the
charges. . The Secretary's evidence was not con
cluded when the Court adjourned till to-morrow-
. .
BOARD Or ,IIBALITI.
• " C/NOINNATI, Juno 24.
The Board otHealth issued their first bulletin
to-day, and report, after full investigation, only
a few scattering cases of cholera, and nothing to
cause alarm, or to require more than occasional
meetings of the Board.
The Riyer has fallen three inches. .
• 1401718 VILLE, June 24.
There are
.4 feet 10 inches water in the canaL
Two hundred bbls. mess pork sold at $18,60
per bbl. •
The Police. Gazette man was committed to-:day
in default of $lOOO bail.
HARITOILD, June 24.
The Senate to-daY concurred in the notion of
the House of Representatives, of !wine days
since, commuting the punishment of Calhoun
and Masseneth, now under sentence of death to
imprisonment for life.
• ALDAN; N. Y. June 24.
The Senate has just passed the Erie Enlarge
meat Bill by a vote of 29 yeas to 8 nays. There
is great excitement here in consequence of this
action.
. NEW YORK. MARKET—June 24.
Pork... There is a small advancti in this article
since our last report. New Mess is held at 14,-
62014,76. •
Lard... Sales at Sigai.
Tobacco... Kentucky sells at Si.
Sterling Exchanges closed dull at 101. Read
ing has declined 4 to .1.. • •
BA.LTIMORE MARKET—June 24.
Flour... Remains dull. Sales of 300 bbls. How
ard street at 4,00@4,25; 400 bbls. 803quenanna
at 4,25. Rye Flour and Corn Meal remain un
changed.
Wheat... Red 83®84, white 90®98.
Corn—Has advanced. Sales of yellow at 60,
white 61(x,62. . •
Oats••-Unchanged.
Groceries... Steady. Sales of 260 bhds. Porto
Rico Sugar at 5,40®5,60; also, 90 bhds. Porto
Rico Molasses at 28®24; sales of. 21 hhda. do.
at 27.
Cattle—On Monday 880 head were offered at
5,20, and sold at 2,7503,75 on the hoof, equal
to 5,60®7,25 net, and averaging 3,25 gross.
H0g5...6,00@8,25.
Whiaky...Sella at 22023.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET--June 24.
Cotton... More active. Upland and Orleans 9
F10ur...4,2504,31.
Rye F10nr...3,37i.
Corn Mea1...2,87f. •
(irain...Wheat 1,02; Rye 71 ; Corn - OEs
_Provislow3...Dnll.
Groceries... Steady.
Whiskey... 24 in bbls. •
WM. H. WILLIAMS. J. I. APPLE T. G. COFFIN
.WDI. U. WILL/ARIA &
, BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
NORTH EAST CORNER OF WOOD . AND THIRD STREETS.
ALL transactions made on liberal terms, and el:Mea
tionspromptlrauended to. ,
Dawdle and lorespi Excaenge Ban& Notes,
Gold and Silver, Eau ght, S anlEzehansed.
THS
EXCHANGE . AN D
HANIXINO [LOUSE
OF
William A. kill & .Co., -
04 Wood Street,
PITTSB (MGM.
• Il7'
INTILJISSSt ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS. I AO 0.8
/SLIM KILMER. . .EDWASLD ULM..
irMA2rEn.. 41. RANDS.
Bankersand Exchange Brokers, Dealers in Foreign an/
Domestic BULl,BiksqtEzekongr i Ceniricatn ;Depos
i:, Bank Nous, and Coin.
Corner of Third end Wood etn; directly opposite the Si
Charles Hotel. .
O. W.' TAYLOR,
112 SECOND STREET,
AD .BROZER.
§IITRICTCOII.IIkUSSIONRA
attention wilt be' N
give BILL n to sill business' cn
trusted to his care. Pittsburgh manufactured artt
e es always on hand, or procured on short
Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, ac., negotiated on favour
ble terms. Advances made if required. . socattf
MR. 8 .1100 N. - 11109. MARGIN?
MOON us SARGIENT e •
BANKERS AND - EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N. E. Corner of Wood and Sizth streets., Pittsburgh, Per
DEALERS in Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bine, Foreign
and Domeatte EirehangeiCertifientes ofDeposlt,,lte
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the Union
and Euro, for gale in gamete snit purchasers. -
CURRENT and par funds received ea deposite
COLLECTIONS made on all parts &the Union, tithe'.
lowest rates. serll-ly
Removal.
N.. IiOLINES.EL SONS,
nays Razor= THEM *maws° asz 11.241ANGIC orrivt
' 21. Nci.S7 . dfaritt styeet,firs. doors baem ad stand,
• , N. HOLMES & SONS.
fIANKERS AND raw HANCE BROKERS. and Den
lets in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver and
Bank Notes, Exchange on the Eastern and Western
cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in ail the cities throughout the Um
red States. Der "sites received in par funds or currant
paper, No. 67 kasket street, betwecn Third and Fourth
streets. , • ung :5-Iy.
gad_ aTfe, 1851
185 L
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New Lake Settielelog" Liner . .
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fru E new and spicudtd steamers NOR CHEWER and'
J. MANHATP4N wilt perform their arips during the
Season as follows :
NottTHERNER, B. G. Samar, Master, leaves Cleve
land every Friday, ate} o'clock, P. M., loathing at Mal
den; Canada West, arriving at Detroit the tollowing
morning. Leaves Detroit's' Saturday, at o'clock, P.
M., touching at Mackinac and the Bruce Mines, arriving
at Sant Ste. Marie on Monday morning. Leaves Sant
Ste. Marie every Tuesday, at 2 o'clock, P. M., and tu- ,
rive at Cleveland on Friday morning.
MANIfATTAN, .1011 S CALDWELL, MaSter, . leaves
Sant Ste. Marie every Tuesday, at 3 o'cLic.k, P. NI for
Ontonogon, touching at Grand Island, Carp River, Cop
per Harbor, Eagle Harbor, Eagle River, and all other
ports where she may have freight and passengers.
The above steamers will form a commons line from
Cleveland through to La Point,Lake Superior, touching
at intermediate ports.
The proprieto s of this Line have at a grant expense,
last season, placed The propellor Manhattan on Lake Su
perior, an this year have incurred the: additional ex
pense of building the new steamer Northerner, express
S for the trade, furnishing facilities for freight and pas
sage sePelier to any otter line in the above matte. This
Line also connect.' at Cleveland with daily lines of canal
boats to Pittaburgh, and Ports/South, on the o.fio• River.
The undersigned, proprietor!, wilt give their whole at
tention to the business of the line, and hope, by prompt
ness and despatch, to merit a share of public patronage.
_ S.. & A.TURNER fc CO.
Aovisi.—P. 'I.. Sternberg, Holt, Palmer, & Co, Bur
halo ; G.Williams &. , Borah.: Chamberlin, Crawford
& Co , Hassey & Sinclair,C. Bradbura& Co , Cleveland;
Parks & Co., Malden, Canada West ;•• b Bauman,
Mackinac; Spalding & Bacon, Saut Ste. Marie • D S.
Cash & Co., Ontonagon. • Marie;
State Maitaaall Fire Insurance Campo ay
BRANCH OFFICE, 54 Smainrina Er.. Prrraseaa I,
• Urbarh, Mt,18.5 1.
IrlIE best evidence of the sucPt g
cess or the ay
Dire la ctor. In
endeavoring to wake the "STATE MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY" meet the wants of the
community, is the unparalleled amount of buslress
which has been done—having issued 7,900 P
des dunng the past year, thereby adding over 8130,000
to the funds of the company. Nearly all the property
insured L oldie safest kind, in small risks, and alarge
propon ion insured for only one year.
Whole. No. Policies issued 7,060
do do expired, terminated &
canceled
do do in force •• •
Amount of Property insured
do Canceled, terminated and ex
pired 201,728
do do in force 87;881.691
do Premium Notes 79,676,87 •
do Canceled,terminsted, taped, 637,10
do in force.-- ...... 570,03r,77
do Cash Premiums received••• 401,557,1 i
do do. canceled • —• 321,24
• 8.41,230,00
Whole amount of losses and expeci..
ses paid w 11,45
Balance in favor of the Co., In cash, X 7,824,45
To city or country merchants, and owners of dor ,i,ll
- and isolated or country property, it is believed
this company affords advantages in point of cheapn ms,
eafety and security, inferior to no Insurance Conivny
in this country.
Conducted on the equitable and greatly improved a ys
tem of Classification of Rids, excluding all spin ial
hazards, Insuring only a limited amount in any one lo
cality, thus precluding the frequency and occurrenor of.
Inge fires, and also, on boththe Stock and Mutual Om,
it not only possesses the cheapness and accanmodai ion
of both methods, but entitles the insured to a partial, a.
tion In the profits. .
It is under the control of the following Directors:
P. Rutherford. A. J. Gillstt, John B. Packer, Sanme T.
Jones,Alonzo A:Carrier,Philo C. Sedgwith, Robert
Mon.:Samuel Jones, John P. Rutherford.-
. • IP. RUTIIERPORD, Fresh.
•
A. J.GILLETT, Beep.
A. A. Ctattica,'Actnary. , '
N. B.—A Sotip Dividend of fideen. per cent. on ea pi
ring policies has been declared by the Directors, ant-. is
now receivable at thltDelee for renewals, or redeems,
bid in cash at the end of ninety days. • '
myl.7llew ' ' • A. A. OARRTER, Agent.
LiACON 1141413-0,000 tbs. beat eatlind cured family
XII Hama, far Bale by . &ion • WM. DirM.
RENE
• • •Prlvatio Dlsaasse.
DR. BROWN, No: 41 D1.4.1110ND ALLEY
Byrom his entlrestuention to an other
•
; metice. His 1 osinessismostly confined to
Private or Thurso! Diwasu, and *nab pat -
.„0490.. imprudenc e
affections, brought on by n
impraeo
youthful indulgence and excess. . •
Syphilis, Syphilitic Km:diens, Goaon.
tees Gleet, Stricture, Urethral Discharges
Impurity of the Blood, Wi th all diseases o. the venerea l:
origin. Skin Diseases_ •Scorhatie Eruptions, Totten*
Ringworm Mercurial Diaeases, Seminal Weakness,lrm
potency, Piles, Rheumatism, Femaio Weakness, Wendt , ..,
ly Suppressions, Diseases of the JoinUt i Fistula In Ano• • '
Nervous Affecuons, l'alns in the Back and. Loins, Irrita
dons of the Bladder and Kidneys, successfully. treated.
Cure guaranteed.
Fourteen years' practice flour In rids cdtyt enables
Brown to offer assurances of speedy core to all whom).
come under his care . • • • . •
Office and private consulting rooms, 41. Diamond ny . ..
87 Charges moderate .- • lacrvG:d&wly .
_ _ .
0 EUMATIBM.--Dr. tirettni's !many ttuecivred'iem
. edy for Rheumatism it *Aimed) , and certain rented*
forthat paintaittouble. It never falls. • . • .
Office , and Private Consultation Roonis•No. 41; INA:
MOND, Pittsburgh, Penna. The Doran ii etway,,
home ' • . • lat
GREATAND imroRTANT
onzniicat. niscovElLY.
Olamicat Vegitabis Combine Hans to teed Dittasa. .
Dr. OnyaotVa Yellow book and Baraapa.'"
rills,
P UT UP IN THE largest sized bottles, cosital4
more of the ex tan t, Sarsapariiia than.any
other preparation which is chemically combined
with the Extract of Yellow /Jock, the Extract of Wild
Cherry, and Balsam of Fir, thus making the. remedy
more thoroughly efficient• than any other . Sarsepartim '
before the nubile. At the same time It is perfect, free •
from all mineral poisons, which cannot be 'said of any
of the Sarsaparilla Compounds. The Invalid should be-
ware Of poison!' Mercury, Iron, Quinine, lodine, . _
phur, Arsenic and many other mineral and 'lnetalie poi- •
sons entered Into and form the active basis of most of
the Sarsaparillas and Panaceas of the. day. Gurtsorr's
CONPOIIIID &RUC! OP Vialow Door AND skatayeitua,
does not contain *particle of these'substances, as any -
one can ascertain by applying the necessary . .testsi
The original and onty_ genuine preparation. for" the
permanent cure of CONRIMPTION ANDDISEASES
OF THE LUNGS when they are supposed to be effected
by the teofrecruent WC ofMercury, Iron, !Quintus, as—
It is also a remedy' for SALT RHEUM, RING wOhf,
TETTER, SCALD. * HEAD, DROPSY, rtettßYY,,
WIHTS SWELLING, Sings Evil, Neuralgic Affee
dons, Female Weakness and Obstructions, Barrenness,
Nervous and pelletal Debility of the System , Loss. of '
Appetite, Languor, Dreamer's and Liver ,
irections,'
which led to Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, Fever
and Anne, Billions Fevers, Chill Fevers, Dumb .44ue,
Jaundice, &c . Re. Re. -
(Er The afflicted may rest assured that there is not
the least particle of Mineral, Aferearial, or any other
poisonous substance JO this medicine. ft - is perfectly
harmless and may be administered to persons in the very
weakest stages of sickness, or to the most helpless in- t.
rants without doing the least injury.
The curative powers of this extract are truly, won- •
dertul, and all invalids should. make immediate trial o.
the "'Yellow Dock and Sereapatilla It cannot injure
_the delicate patient.
ICERTIFICATE.' 4 4
Zing's Brit's —Cass of 0. a .u.onard.
. Fin nan Grovs,Dc e. Ist,
Mann d . F. Basin. Co.—Oents :—SornetimelB49. in
1814, I was attacked with the King's Evil In my arm,
which became so sore that I could not use it, and in
1845, mortification actin. I employed at differenttimes,
each physician of celibrity within my reach ; told
me that my arm must be
.amputated. From the shoul
ders to the fore arm, my arm was-full of running sores,
come of them as large as a filly cent.piece. then tried
an Indian Doctor, who removed the mortified flesh, and
stopped the monificat on, but could not heal ray arm.—
My strength, at this lime, was completely esteemed
and my person much emaciated. I conunued In this
state until the summer of 1e42 when I saw an adver
tisement of " Ougsou's Yellow b ock and Sarrapalirla,"
which I read au...lively. and sent for one. bottle of the
article: After using it a few days, the • discharges from
my arm increased, and assumed a light colo:, and kn
offensive odor. I sent for a second bottle, and while
Wring it I found my strength increasing, anti the dis
charges decreasing I continued using it until I had
used six bottles, though I felt myself pikfecly cured
before I used the sixth bottle. Bincc that time I have
not felt any paid in my arm; no sores have re-appeared,
and I have not a doubt that a: Is thoroughly cared, for
can labor with it as well as ever I could.
Guyrou's Yellow Doek and Sarsa p a ri lla," alone eared
me; I took no other remedy while using it, and had I
used it at the first appearance rf the malady ,I fully be
lieve it would have saved toe from years of suffering.
• And I must earnestly recommend every person suffer
ing under auy similar disease - to ute "GtsysotOo .yellow
Dock and Sarsoponllap which will restore them to
health. Yours In gratitude •
0. !if. LEONARD.
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do EviriordinaT 'Case of Scrofula, Byratipe;cts and
fJicm, ruled by ths sots sus of Dr. Guysott's Cow. '
pound Sirup, Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla..
Ilitooraarr, v. 1 . , 1848.
Da. Garsorr—Sir I tender . yon my sine ere thanks
for the great benefit I have derived from the use of your
valuable Syrup. 1 have been troablcd very bad witha
scrofalons sore which made its appearance on my chin"...
I did not pay much attention to it at first, supposing it
to be nothing but some eruption that generally appears
on. penious' faces. It finally began to increase, until it
spread to the back part of my bead I applied to a •
phy
sician; he atter.ded me all to no purpose. I had tried
everytbing that could be tried. I saw your Syrup of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, and cone.aded to use its
for I, knew that the Yellow Dock was one of the mast
valuable articles in the world for the blood. I bought '
',oar Syrup and commenced using it, and from thrum
of one brittle I could see a great change in my system. •
1 continued using it until lam a well men. now feel -
like a new person; my blood is perfectly cleansed, and
free from all impurities. There is not a question bat
that your newly.discovered Compound it far superior to
any dareat arilla syrup ever sold. This certificate is at
your diSposat, to publish if you like, and any one you .
may refer to me, I shall be happy to give theca all the.
information I can about my cass, &c. . . .
I remain your obedient silvans., , •
GEOROIiG JOHNSTON.
ILI Market street.
The best Feinale Medicine known. The EV:ratio/ YeUe
Dock and Sarsaparilla is a pesisive, speedy -and.
permanent cure for all complainer incident to
FEMALES.
Its mild alterative properties- render it peculiarly ap
plicable to th unri v a l lednd delicate constitution of the
female. It is in its effect upon sach diseases.
tm Incipient Consomption, Barrenness, Letworrhoca 'or
Whites, Irregular brenetrantion, Incontinence °Mine,
and general Prostration of the system. It immediately -
contracts that distressing nervousness and lassitude so
common to the .ernale frame, and Imparts an energY ant
buoyancy as surprising Its they are grateful. We hare
evidence on file, which induces as strongly to recom
mend this medicine to married people who have nos
been Plowed with of f spring. • • .
Prolopstis Uteri, orfailing of she ' Womb, of five years
' standing, cured by Dr. eseysoet's Edward of, Yellow Dec*
and Sampan /4, weer every other blown remedyhad
been tried without relief.
Warintrtdroa, 0 , Feb., ••
• This certifies that my wife, aged twenty-seven years
has been sallaing under the above complaint for five
years. Nearly all of that time confined to her bed. a
have for five years constantly employed the beat medi
cal talent that could be procured fa this section or the ,
country, witlloot any benefit whatever. I have also.
parehased every instrument recommended thr the cm-,
of such diseases, allot which proved worthless.
In the spring of 184 d, I was and aced by my friends to
try Dr. thlysott's Yellow Dock ana Sarsaparilla which
was used for four months. • After she hail used it for four
weeks, it was evident to all' fas that she was imprint-
ing. and (rain this time she improved rapidlhacd gained
flesh and strength until she is now enjoying mest excel
lent health. ' • • WM. hIONFORT.
We being neighbors to Wm. and Julia Monfort,linow
that the above statement as to the alekness of Mrs. Mon
ford, and Isla the cure being affected by:"Gaysott'sYel- ,
low Dock and Sarsaparilla , ' to be strictly one.- • ,
JANE EDDY, •• • • .
• , SARAH POWERS..
Sold by JAI. PARK, (succetaor to Sanford& Palk,)
Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Agent to the South and. West, to whom all orders mast •
be addressed. . . .
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minter Market
street and the Diamond; $ A Fabnestoek & Co, Piths.;
burgh; J A Jones, Plusbargh; Lee b. Beckham, '
gheny City; L T Russell, Washington ;,W ItLamber •
ton, Franklin; B Bowie, Uniontown; 11 Welty,
Greensburgh; S /Counts, - Somerset; Scott & Gilmore,
Bedford; Weed & San, Huntingdon ; rz. Orr, Hollidallr
bargh; Hildebrand &Co, Indiana; .1 R Wright,
fling; Evans & Co, Brookville • A Wilson • & Son,'
Waynesburgh; Id'Farland tr. Co; N Callender,. tl end
ville; Burton & Co, Erle ;• Henry Porker, htercer• ' las
Kelly & Co, Buticr S Smith, Beaver; 1 D Somniertho, • •
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Jr., Brownsville. • • • • myl9. - '
, . Ayer's.Chart) , Pedlar*lt • _
TOR THE CURE OF COUOIIS,COLD,I; HOARSE
i NESS, BrioNcHiTis, tt HOOPINO COUGH, .
CROUP, ASTHMA, and CONSUMPTION.
' Among the numerous discoveries Science has made
in this generation to facilitate the basinesa of life; in-.
Crease its enjoyment, and even prolong the term of bet-:
man existence, none can be named of more real value.
to mankind, than this contribution of Chemistry to the:
Realing.Art. A vasttrial.of its virtues throughoulthia.
broad country, hay proven beyond a doubt, that no medi
cine or combination of medicines yet known, eau to
Surely control and cure the numerous varieties of pul
monary disease Which have' hitherto swept from on:
Midst • thousands. and thousands every year. Indeed
there is now abundant reason to believe a Remedy has •
at length been found which can be relied on to care thd
Most dangerous affections of the lungs. Our space here
!will not permit us to publish any proportion of the cares
Iffected by its use, but we would present the following -
opinions of eminent men, and rater further engalry to
the circular which the Agent below canted, will always
be pleased m furnish free, wherein are full particulars,
rind indisputable proofs of these facts.
Fred . the President of Artaberst &liege, the celebrated
Pr .fessor Hitchcock.
"James C. Ayer—Slr : I have used your Cherry Per-
Meal in my own case of deep.seated Bronchitis, and am
tsatlified from its chemical constitution, that it is an ad
mirable compound for the relief of laryngal and bron
chisit difficulties. If my opinion as to its .superior char-.
octet can be of any service, you are at liberty to use it
as yon think proper.
EDWARD HITCHCOUS, L. L. D.
From the widely celebrated Professor Hillman, id. D.
L.L. D., Professor of Chemistry, Mineralogy;. /cc. Yale College, Member of the Lit, Hut. •
rued. Phil. and Scientific Societies of
America and Europe.
" I deem the Cherry Pictorial an admirable composi
tion from some of the best articles In tba Materi•
Medl
. ea, and It very effective remedy for the class of thecae- .
et it is intended to cure..
New Haven, Ct., Nov. 1,184 D.
• Major Partisan, President of the S. C. Senate, states -
!helms used the Chem' Picteral with wonderful 'ac
rem, to cure en indentation of the lungs.
Fran one of the first physicians in Maine. . •
aco, Me., April 26,1849.
Dr. J. C. Ayer, Lowell—Dear Sir: I am now con- .
p tant ly wing your Cherry Pectoral In my practice, and
reterit to any other medicine for pulmonary complaints.
From observations of many severe cases, am convinc...;
od it will Cute coughs, colds ; and diseases of the laws,
that have put to defiance all other remedies
1 invariably recommend its use in case of constunption,
gold consider it much the best remedy known for that die- •
ease. . Respectfully Yours, ,
• S. cUSHMAN, M. D. •
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ist,LowellXass, .
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by H. P. Schwartz ; and .1. Douglass; and by dinggh generally
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