The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, July 03, 1851, Image 3

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INTRLT,TGEN'C.E.
'••••••- Office. "'• ,*
it-r - AT A MEETING-of the BOARD OF BRA/Mf r s
June 19th r the following resolution was adopted :-,
4 Remteed.. That the street Commissioners of - the City
of Pittsburgh b e gr apectrally requested to tease the gut
tent of the streets and alleys to be thercurghly washed
and brushed every day; • and. also, to -to' lect sad remove
ali:rdtedbngarbage* mid. offal; and Vim- it" be ream:
mended to rufra te Amities to have their houses, celltitsi
and yards; e!eened and whitewashed, , • - - •
. ..• . By•orderof the Bout& • , - •
jies, . • • • CHARGES , , NAYLOR Smits? y. - •
Amerieen tonoentrion.—The Native
Amelrican,"qconvention.was to lave met yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock, in the New. Court House,
but when that hour, arrived, - there were only a
dozen delegates , in attendance; and tiainglec
.apt`
tator inrthe lobby.- As . the morning wore on;: a
foWsnicire delegates dropped 'in, and the specta....
toreincreased in number to three..• •There rre
also three reporters - in attendance:,
Valentine Short, of Manchester; Irtis, called to
the Chair,lint declined the protfereth honor :of
presiding, over a convention" ofC hbout twenty'
\ members,_, erhich might have *Aesop* idioti,in;.
' a little eight .6Y-ien room; but did -not fill la cor
neraf the Court-Room.' He had a blui told; and'
coUldt4 terse. • , • 2
Another gentleman would not allow him to re
sign; ho was. "such a nice young men." - • -
Mr. Short assured hiB friends,, that "lionestlY
odd Eruli,lbe could hardly speak.!' - • .
Another -delegate' thought-he could get along
withoutrnuch talking ,
Mr. Short. could ;not serve:: Ho had: "been
caughtin the, rain the night'before last, andlitis
hoarse;" moreover he -"insured them that ho
could not sitidthii Chair WithOrit talking soine.'!
AnOther 'delegate . proposed John Greenough
for Chairman, , art , he had no cold.- The
.motion
wati - pg ii.ditried; but in 60i130 incomprelien
sible..;#44ther. 'MIS - iiithdrami. Joseph W.-
Larri37 - .l4loleghehy, officiated, . _Charles J.
Slutliner-wwelected Secretary, and' then Valen
tine Short was choiert Vice President. Tho name
of j.:11: Mclta}sn;was proposeda.sacandidateler
assistant:; :Secretair, -but the.L'hairman, not un
derstanding, the motion , put the'nuestion as if
be had been nominated ' Oneef. the Vice
„
dents, and he s:
and nevertheless
as Secretary.
.tinse- there'were twenty
four 'delegates present, Tour of virhom were 'oth-•
cers;- end 'the :number of: spectators increased to
-Toneph.lt•Spott, Was
,eleeted - Vice Presi:
dent, 'and the ' - .Chairrnan read the call '
,' for the
meeting. After some discussion, the Convention
were about proceeding to business, when there
was a sudden rush of half a•dozen lawyers .into
the lobby,;•ainong the four - spectators. We pre
sume that:they- had thought some Court was in
session, for they immediately retired, followed
by all the tipeEtators. , ,
ILT,C.Morgin bored theta committee of three
be appointed - to. draft .resolutions—the motion
was carried, and the chairman tiMd that he would.
appoint Erothen Major, Steirtirt and Smith on
said, committee. • . •
An outsider :from Reserve Township was on
motion elected to represent that township,*del
egates being scarce. • •
The chairman slid that,';; their party had,
fortunately, no _person learned in the law in
their rails, 'he would :suggest the Propriet;' of
merely recommending, and not nominating, some
one belonging to the other parties. . •
On motion the subject was postponikstiftiftei.
the nominations had been ccimpleted. • •-•-• •
• Nominations were made On the Assembly tick
et, and_thefolloWing persons selected from the
as piranti: - ; - NathanielMcClintock,• of. Manches
ter Clad - dins -Knox, of Robinson Township, Ed-
ward: L. Evans, of 'Shales," and William J. In
gram, effridiana. . - - •
The following perions were nominated , •
.itecerder—John Reno, Pittsburgh. ••
RegiEter---Lewiel.T. Fleming, 'de. •
Clerk,---Charles J. Shaffner ' do. • • •
Treasurer—J. S. hfoorehead, do.•
Commissioner—Benj. Dilworth, Ross..- :. ;
SniveYor-61in '• " . •
Anditor---David Stroluni-Slialpsburr,.
Prior to the above nominations," the Conven
tion adjourned till half pest ;zee o'clock. When
they again met, the number...of delegates had
not increased ; but , there wereno less than nine
spectators in' attendance.
Messrs. B. I'. C. John Stewart, Daniel
M. Curry,rlralentine Short,' W. Lowry, John
Grenotigb;•end J. B...Mclroant were appointed
delegates to - attend the Coavention at Harris-
Tiloy were instructed to suppo l it Jacoh Pe
wees, of fifontgomezy county, as a candidate' for
the Onliernatorial Chair.
A long discussion ensued, as to whether the
Convention should nominate any candidates for
the Judgeships, during the course of which B.
T. C. Dlorgan made a savage attack upen Judge
McClure.
Valentine, Short suggested that a committee
should be appointed to wait on James S. Craft,
Esq:, with the view of ascertaining hie senti-
S..y: N. Smith, quite a young man, thidted
Gal, that their party was ao honest, as not to.
have any lauyers or doctors among 'them. They
were the curses of mankind, iFix, &c. Ho would
as soon expect to see the delegates, who went on
to Harrisburgh, nominate William F. Johnston,
as fiktbAst Convention to nominate Walter For
ward, Jai WWiam B. McClure. If Mr. Craft
supportthe Native American Ticket, he -would
vote far his nomination as one of the Judges, I
and not otherwise. He was • for carrying out
the distinctive principles of his party, &c.
A committee was finally appointed to wait 'on
Mr. Craft, but after a short absence they re
turned, declaring that they could not see him.
Mr. Smith made .a long harangte, denouncing
Gov:. Johnston •
Speeches, short, but meet, wire delivered by
Messrs. Brown, Scott, and other persons. '
A sries of resolutions, in numbei morethari
the membus of - the Convention which passed
them, - written in the usual Bombastes Furies°
style of people," who, because they are' weak
think that they can, conceal it by wordiness:suad
grandiloquence, was read.
Ono of them was a mortal threat at Judge
McClure, as follows:;
Raolva!, That we cannot, at this time, for
the want of - evidence of ability, recommend , any
person ast-T't:esident Judge of the Court of Quar
ter Sessions.
Governor Johnston was unsparingly belabored
in a resolution'declaring him hostile to the me
chanics and -- working men of this county, and
the open enemy. othvery.mtul born on the soil,
who lives by labor.
On motion, it was, Resolved; That as the Na
tive American party:hi this county, Las been so
blesseo by Heaven, astiot tolutve one lawyer in
our ranks, that we recommend- to the Natives of
this county; thS nsuerableiNafter,Forward, and
the Honorable the.
ITepburtt,, OS the most,
competent - ierstins. foi• the Judgeships of the
District Cow' •••• • ••• • - • • •
It was. resolved to.sithiart. Miff' Gepittrt,of
Allegheny, and S. Wickersham ofPittsburgh, as
candidates for the office of Associate* Judge.. •
The Convention after intimating' that Garret
Davla•of- Kentucky_ and Dr. Reynold Coats of
New Jersey; were their -choice as candidates
for the' office .ti - f President and Vice President of
the United - States; adjourned. - • -• "
WO.think :that 'this is probably the last con.
ventionwhiek the Native Americans will ever
hold it(this County, as, like rats, - their,Mcmhers ,
are cklerting.their.sinking .ship,. so that they
are daily-becoming , :gatnalllay degrees and beau
tifully less."..
. .
nbu .
Raymord . 4-, Van . - Ai rgh'a-Grtuad 'Menagerie
will arrive i n town to-day, and - will be exhibited
this afternoon under the immense Pavilion on
Penn street, Fifth Ward. - - The lot - haa been en-,
closed liith a high,. strong andiubstantial fence,
and everything done to accommodate and pleate
the public.
Never before'has so largo a collection of living
animals been oxbibrted -this country; There is
scarcely a - species of wild beak which is not
represented. ; The Rhinoceros, „the White Bear,.
ten Lions, two Elephants, and a score or two 'of
.cages of smaller animals will certainly-make a
grand show. The lovers of Natural rib:dory and
the cnrions"gerterally will visit it. 'The children
will bi delighted, and hundreds of grown chil.
dren will.be,sure to grand see the Elephants.
The Lawrenceville oniiiibuscs pass directly bY.
•
.Puidahed. , --:-William Jones „was yesterday.sen
termed to pay a fine of ten dollars and the costs
the Court by Judge McClure, having" been con
victed during the last term of t.ho'Court &Auer- .
ter Sessions, of keeping finuinber.bf
OtlU3 dogs, in the Eighth Ward. He was sent to
jail, in default of paynient„
. „
Signs of the rtmet—The . warfare waged on the
signs by the police is continued we saw
terday an immense number projecting -over the .
pavement, .witich were takenAniinzz• The vow.'
plaints among our business:Jaen are loud' and
~~,
Dan Rice's Circus.
_ . Dan , Rice . —the-great and
glorieus Dan—whose mission on earth is to chase
away the bliaes and: cause,naelanclioly to hide hie
diroinigitied•head,'reade hii -indree• in Pittsburgh
yeaterdaY-,-not with the " one herse. show!' of
last fall, but:with one of the most splendid Cir
cus establishnienti in the country. Indomitable
'perseverance end industry .havci enabled Dan to
1
rise like a Phcenix frem•his ashes,- and , seocesS
thalami, flattering- attends; 'hiinl,where o'er he'
p ea. ' His trip from New Otleatis tio this place
has been a series of triumphs brilliantthan
were ever before achieved by knight --Of the cap
and bells. The acivcireities of last season seem
to have enriched-the - imagination of the great
jest f
er,and his - originality' and lively conception
o .the groteSqne;_ere.more conspicuous than 0r
!!.., , He. stoopsnot , to dabble in thread-bare
jokes and the comma of the clown, but
some • into the highest:: regions of Pifietry; and
with . 'the skit (tithe artist, extracts rich fun
ifronf the meat sublime Ideas • ' ' •
' Dan opened last night on Penn street, opposite
the' Ainerican. Hotel,-and his spacious pavilion
was filled tcroverflowing tyone of the most 'en
•thuslastie atidiencea we ever saw- High exPen
,fittiona Ead been raised : by the furor which the
company has created along the river, but we feel
safe in saying that they' were fully realited.. ."I
' - Of Dan's,. playing it -is - hardly necessary to
speak. Whenever he was in the ring, hie audi
ence
was in an almost continued roar of I§ugh,
ter, and the entertainment throughout was thi
most novel, chaste, and el *int, ever produced
in our city. Levi J. North,..virhii•iia membee'iit
the troupe, is generally.lacktiowledged to be the
most fininhed eqaestrigi Intl the age, and his'
graceful riding was a: universal theme of admira
tion. .1143. scene ,with, the. little girls, Prances, •
Victoria, I , 4y.and Kate, entitled the "Sprites!
of the SilverSigier,". is the most beautiful and
interesting piece of eqiiestrianisna and pantomime
combined ever produced in the ring. Master
Jeen,',whe is :styled by Dan - the "main brace of
the One herse stnivr;,is tliemOst daring and skil
'Ail equestrian of his age in the country, and ma
nit of his feataton a single horse have never been
aecomplished by any' other performer. He is
rapidly rising to the, highest position in the pro
: The same may be Said Cf., Master Willie who
rides.a. dashing act in , imitation of a hurdle l
race. ': He exhibits skill and • fearlessness which
reflectinCielicredit to,himself end his preceptor,
Mr. North: - J. F. O'Connell, the famous tat
tooed man, who is yell- and faiorably known
throughout Europe and America is still attached
to 01 ' 3 enniPanY, and as usual he takes his audi
ence by storre•by his rare specimens of Terpsi
chorean talent. He. has no competitor in his
line of dancing. The stud of dancing and trick
horses ils the most complete and highly trained
in the 'United States* comprising - the renowned
end truly wonderfu l:" Tammany." . This mag
nificent animal, trained and rode by Levi North,
is a perfect Teglioni, and his performancea elk
s ited the.xaost enthusiastic ou tbursts of applause.
'Rice's - newly trained trick • horse Excelsior is,
also, wonderful. His sagacity and comprehen
aion almest lead to the belief that he is endow
ed with reason. - The bfass and string bands,
.the former led by the celebrated coinposer Mons.
Messereer, and the latter by the operatioieeder,
Mons. Hessing,•form attractive features in the
eitahlishment. *.They ' discourse some of the
sweetest music we ever had the pleasure of lis
tening to. • Indeed, every thing is excellent, and
Dan needitive no fear in regard to audiences as
long as he remains in Pittebergh.
A performance for the benefit of the juvenile
community will be given at half past 2 o'clock
this after n oon: • •'• •• • •
ter " As in a mirror . ' do webehold
and present faithfully portrayed in the sines of
Egypt's Panorama, which none should lose the
opportunity of visiting. Mr.. Gliddon, also,
.gives his. descriptive lecture at them Athenum
to-night;-Whilo for the Fourth there are three
special exhibitiotug morning at 10a, afternoon at
kevOnisig at 8 o'clock—positively.last in Fitts
:burgh- - • -
- ..TAtbreed to (lie Penitentiary.—As young lad
named Ifenv . Brelthmtlud, who pleaded guilty at
the last term• of tho Court, to stealing about
ninety dollars in tummy and thirtydollara' worth
of, clothes front a printer in Uniontown, wasyes
terday sentenced to three years imprisonmentin
thp Webtern•Penitentiary. •
Benefit—That universal favorit' o, Alexander
Jamieson, the popular leader of the orchestra,
takes a benefit at the Theatre to-nignt, on which
occasion Mr. 'William C. Gallagher will play Vir
ginius: Of course, the music will be fine, and
equally a matter of course, the Theatre will be
crowded.
'Auction San.
• • • • SCOTT' .fo' OTIS. •
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
. . 01 mum stager. er. coma,
„trAViNG the above bkisluess (or the
• .1.1. last sir years, in thiscity, would respectfully so
laic ionsignments . of ( toads , to be sold in this market,
either for /Melia!' or' private sala---partienlarty Glass
ware, Hardware Ond Dry Goods; and will make liberal
advances on 'all kinds - or Goods consigned us for sale
Will refer to Slestirs Hewett. Roe & Co., FL R. Vlo•
let, Wm. D. Wood & CO.. John .1. A ndersonlr. Co., 11. 11.
Stone, Squire & Reed, Brownlee, Homer & Larkin
Deairer, Saint Louis; Butler & Brothers, Cincinnati;
mi
Gree Dl'Lein; Pitabureh. ' (mar2u:y
• iv. lA. niIIiAMITIN MY. 'Attain *neer . .
• •
1101 - E.OUS AND, Loot. AT Anctiox.—Will he.sold on
Xi, the premises, on Saturday, Jaly 5, at 3 o'clock, P.
AL,. Lot of Ground fronting tS,) feet on Dissent street,
and extending back Ni feet to Linton street, immediate
ly adtoiniar the Seyenth Ward Public School House, on
which is erected a two story.. Frame House, In good or
der, and a good stable in the rear. Also, a good well of
never failing spring water. The above is a first rote op
portunity to anyone wishing - to secure to themselves a
comfortable home eta low price. Terms at sale.
jyt! . -W. G. APCAKTNEW, Auer.
SIVINAINA, A • o
_virmicocAriVsocur. CASE AND BRUSTEAD 17
All Arartono—On Tharsaay, July 3rd, at 2 o'clock in
the at fteraostt i srill be wad at brKenna's docritnt House.
I mahogany •Book Case. .I do Bedstead. with sundry
other articles of furniture; also, a lot of Rakes,
jy2 .. • • • ••• bI'KENNA, Auct'r.
P. B 1• D Bj 4uotioneer.
Vlt • BUILDING LOTS adjoining Strands Ward or
Arcriox.-Ura Saturday evening. July Gth, at o'-
clock, et the Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and Filth
a'reeta, will be !old; 9 desirable Building Lots adjoining ,
the Seventh Word, being Lots Nos. 8,9,10, 11, IG, 17,19
and k 0 In plan of John S. [twin, 111 D.—four of which
• front 20 feet each oa Hill, street. extending back ICO feet
'to a 10 (eat Riley ricraninin g fouchava each a front of
kV feet on Ro street; extending back UN feet to tame
alley. • Terms—Ono-Lai/cash, residue in one year, with
interest, n ecared by bond and mortgage on the premi•
nes: Title .ipdivputable. .Plaus to be seen at the Sales
Booms. • •',* Ity2l M. DAVIS, Auct`r..
. .
Elntual Life .Inniannea Company,
OP NEW YORK. '
. .
CAPITAL, 91,280,000.
. . . .
COLUMBUS INSURANCE %COMPANY
FIRE AND.MAEINE.
CAPITAL, 19300,000.
try (Mee for the alioviCornpanies in the Wurehouse
of L. S. Waterman a Sons, No. SI Water street.
BRUSOCI, Agent.
ALLEGHENY COUtiTY, SS.
In the Minter of the In the Court-of
,se voluntary assignment Common Pleas
c *-\;: • , of . ofAileghenyCo.
Zebolon Kinsey, A. G. No. 40,•Oetober
Reinhart Assignee., Term, IWO.
•
• The account of the said assignee having been filed
upon the prayer of the' assignee, the Court makes the
following ciders
• Art. That the account of the said assignee be con.
• -2.1. - That unless exceptions arc filed on the said Sc.
&melon or before the 4th. Pdoaday. of July next, the
same be confirmed absolutely..and — thal notice of this
order bp given in the Post and Journal newspapers; ub-
Raked in the city of Pittsburgh, for three weeks before
the final hearing. : By the Court, from the Record.
• • • •
•
jAWOEO. S. HAYS,
• - Prothonotary.:
, . „. Notice to Creditors.
18011; the
June Term,
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, SS. -
.. .
In the - matter orthe
t
6...,, :; vo !r .ry o a t e,ti g i . imeni
N Cocrr t C°-
P u l t ias Gf :
\ '!:_i 1( 1 '''.' Mcßride - and McKee=l
. . .
And now to wit,. June 2A14,185),, John McCullough,
acting assignee of the said Mcßride and McKeehan,
basing on the 21st inst., filed the supplemental and final
acebuotol the assignee in the above case; It- is ordered
that' the saninbe confirmed Nisi, and that unless excel,-
tibna pre_filed on or-before the 4th MondaroflulTnex
the same will be confirmed absolutely, and that notice
'Ol this order be given in 46c Post and Journal nearspn
per*, published In the city of Pinsburgh, for three weeks
-before the day Of-final hearing. •• • •• .
- , By the Court -front the Record • •
GEORGE S: HAWS,_
• w, * - ••!•fr Pritnhonotary. •
aLticßES3.4tr9llllfll.4 °4lllr,lrthniVOltePittl's)-f
Trio ete4llollllktalloSbtortrof-Inteet S. Adams will
take ootioottmtaatted of assignment for the benefit of
cretUtori, dated Jima 21.11,1251, has been executed to the
andralgnad,arliowllliettl e The business ofhaid Adams.
••• • fi . WILLIAhI - LARIMER, JR., ..A'ssignee.
ENE
DALUslir• aldp1:111 1 Or OP /IVO' DIAPIRET:
- • ..
07,1eX Or. MB DULY ltreamtro Porr,
• • • Thursday, July ISO.
The weather yesterday 'teas quitecool; bet - plea ,: k r t t.
Wekheie no particular` hange to'tnotice In tha marlets,
and bet few operatic:Ms of•any note. ,• •
'ASHES.—SaIes or tickle: at 3f. The , demend uni
ted to small parcels.. Pot Ash: we have sales of 3 Ciskei
_DRIED FRUIT—We note et sale 44 , 50 bestial! A-P'.
p)ci at 75. We quote Peaches at
;FLOUR—Receipts continue quite limited with, a 4a.ir
demand..-We note sales on the wharf ht 9,1,10 to 3,18;
sea do from Otagone'rt, irilB j Po'flo' at 33,16 . 100 do from
store at Ss,3o; extra at 38,25.:.' •• '• ;
GRALY—The market contleuesinactite:; We. qaoie
Wheat at 62, 65068, as in Atitility. We note a sale of
'lOO bushels Rye at 45,froni atom Coro: sales or 150
kmshels at 35. Wo. note a isle of - 370 bushels Oats from
sio . :e at 20. . • •-•••
. .
. . ,
CIIESSFIThis aitiele.is ; -sales of 140 has . at 8
to 01. The stock is ample.
OILS--We hnve n rale of 10 Mils No ILaril reported
at 69. Sales of 5 bbla Linseed at 87, time. .
•LATill—Sales of 1200 ma at SI. • -
ISACON—The. transactions are principally confined to
mall lots, there being no large stocki to operate. We
note sales of S hhdtahoultlets • tit 01: do at 7; 3 , liluts
hams at el ; shies B to 01.' •
SOAP—Sales of BU bzi reported at 9c, GO daY.l
LOUISVILLE MARKET,.
OFFICE OF THE LOUISVILLE COURIER, 1 .
Talrialr EVENIN9, AMC 00851.
remark a dull Market, with but lista
saran in anyd e p artment of business, and but a limited
number of Boyers in the /parka. The weather in quite
warm and sultry.
RoGGINGAND ROPE—Holders are firm, with sales
of several lots of each at 12 and Cc, and 230 coils Rope'
at-51c.
. ,
FLAXSEED We quote at $1 wow 419 sv bushel
FLOUR ANO GRAIN—The market cominomi
Salcsof 100 hbls Indiana at toe wharf at $3 30, and 215
bb's Ohio at 81 35051 45, and. Ss bbls Belmont at 83 50.
safes from stores Mimisl a; 40083 50 r retail sates of
Floor at SY 7508/ b Old.Wbeat sells at Coo per
bushel. The new crop ill all direedous Is represented as
ample and good 'Sates of shelled Corn at the wharf at
40c; salmi ofeai Cara from the country at'374233e; 'ales
of 350 asap at 41c for shelled: Oats we qudlqailoage
and n sale att9e. '
GROCERIES-Lquiet hut firm; With Sales of Rio Coffee
at 00I0c; light Sales at 101.61111e: - . Saks of fult to good
urma! 610111 e.' '
PROVISIONS—Market dull, with salsa of 175 Wits'
mean Pork at $l3 NnESI3 021. Burnt from : the country,
tre for Shoulders, Se for clear Sides ; sales from.s.tare at
61c for Shoulders sad SLOW for clear klides,pac ked.—
Sidecar sugancured bamtrilllauts at 9.891 e.
of 31
TadiPs warehouse this martinis
of 31 blots at. 82 55-52 15. 182' S 5, E 3.05, 81 40 83 55,
$4, 84 75, .85, 85 75, SS 58,50 55,86 85; 87, 87.10,
and E 9.
- IVIII3REV—Sates of 150Lbls raw thin nkruingallali .
sales or rectified from stores at 1...N11191c. "
BANK NO
comma'
111 loots et. Sargent* Ab
• Corot , of Wood mid:
•
• PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsburgh Batiks- -,••• •pai.
Philadelphia .
Backs county." "
Chester Co. (new &sine)
Columbia Bridge Co.• ••
Danville
Delaware co. " • •
Doyiessovrn
'Eamon "
Germantown " • •
Lancaster Banks • •---•••• ‘•
Lebanon . -•• •
Montgomery co.
Northumberland
Pottsville
Reading" ..... •r
Schuylkill co..
Washlncton "
West Branch "
Wyoming
Carlirle
Chambersberg
Erie....... -• • •
Gettyiburgh• • •
Harrisburg •••
Honesdale
Middletown •
Waynesburg .. • ..
York Banks
Relief Notes -• •
United States Bank 15
Allegheny City Serip• • par
Allegheny Cp. • •Oprem
Piothargh City . " -••• rat
NEW YORK. -
New York Cul'
Country Banks
NEW JERSEY.
All Solvent Bank,
DELAWARE.
All Solvent tanks. ,
:mall Notes—
__ ,
.
lIMI
lIIiIdarLAND• American Gold (new)•par.
Ililtlmorn Ban ks••••• • • par do do toldpa prem.
Country Banksi Sovereigns S 4,82
VIRGINIA. 4 Guineas ' syo
Bk of Vs. sad Branches !t e nderMadders. •• - • . 7.SD
Farmers' Bk & Branches, n Thalett••- ...... - •7.911
Valley Ilk and Branches . Iran Guilders-••• ••• • 3,90
Ex rhange Bk. & Branch's Louis d'or 4,25
Wheeling Wanks 1 NCIIPOICOU4.
• do Branches•••- COttabloorm,Pactiot •• • 13.75
NEW ENGLAND. XI da . Spanlsh• • .16.25
AU Solvent Bents IlDocats 2.15.
-
PASSAGE from LIVERPOOL, LONDON and GLASGOW
NEW YORK
AND mom LIVERPOOLTONtVORLEANS. DA
TlllOlll-7, HUSTON, CI IA It LEATON AND
SAVANNAR DIRECT.
PSOOTT & VO.•S
Genera/ Einigrollon and Foreign Ezetange Officm.
7.1118, undersigned having accepted the Agency oft he
above well known House, is prepared to bung e ut
iusengers from the Old Country, on as favorable tern 3
all any other NOM in the City.
Passages can be engaged In the following
sellingpunetaally on the days appointed :
SWALLOW TAI(. Line leaves Ltverpool on the 6th
and :Nat of each Month.
REDSTAR LINE leaves Liverpool on the ;rah of
each month.
Z LINE levees Liverpool Turkel a Month.
TIIEIAMEION LINE of Packets salts from Lond sr)
on the GM, latts, 21st and 2cth *I every Mon - h.
THE CLYDE. LINE of Glasgow Packets sails Item
GLASGOW on the lit and lath of each month.
Atao—A weekly Line of Packets for New Orleans.
try - Passengers ehiped from New York to any part at
the West.
117• The Senior Partner resides io Liverpool, and f a
innatentln the etabarcittion of all passages engaged In
this Country.
Persons desirous or visiti th r ough Country
can have their passage engaged front Pitts
burgh, by. applicationeither. personally or by , letter,.
(post paid) to the undegned.
PASSAGE F rsi ROM NEW YORE
Can be had at very reduced rates by' applying to the
undersigned Agent tor the Messrs. rapscott, of New
York. JAME!? IiLAEBLY,
Corner of Sixth and Liberty streets,
(2nd stars) Psteibtregh
rl IWO BUILDING LO run. SALE.—a valuable
Building Lot of 24 feet front on Liberty streeLNioth
Ward, by 100 deep to Spring alley. Price $6OO.- Also,
a Lot of 20 feet front, on a wide alley. Price 5400.
Tenna fur each easy.
The above are at the proper, grade for buildirg, and
near to valuable improvements—making them desirable
property. S. CUTHBERT, Gen't Agent, •
tell • • SOSsnithfield
Watches and Jewelry.
• . CHEAPWII IN THE crrY—At
ke.AfL. HOOD'S NEWJEWELRYSTOREJSMiaI
1, on Alcatel street. We would say to the chi
t. -' yeas and the public generally that we are pre
pared to se JEWELRY WTCHE wholes ale pricesshonable GOLD at the
from 10 to ritt per cent. below tray other eitablishrnent
west of rhe mountains. We have such arrangements
with the manufacturers of the cast, that we are able to
get all of our goods first-handed, and by Ito doing we
save about 10 per cent. on prime cost; and then our et
penses are low. As wo wish to secure a large amount
of trade we will sell goods nt a very small profit, and
warrant them as represented when sold.
Please call and examine the Goods and prices, at No
61 . IIIarket street. HOOD'S JEWELRY STORE UM/.
- .
ni emu's Donble.Lever Letter. Copying
Press ) and Blatant° Dampener.
Szes et PIt BU R n NtAh a ISPA
n E L T n
et, lO by 13 ;
Foolscap, 10 by 15; Folio Post. 11 by 17k; Alanifest, IS
by 91.
2Vnissaving, Labor-sacing and Afenstosaving2tfaciine.
'IS PRESS and DAMPENING TABLET presents
decided advantages over all previous inventions for
let. The ress does not require fastening down. •
2d Through two levers andeccentrie joints the pees.:
sure is obtained with more ease, and much quicker than.
by other methods..:
3d. The power Is applied so.equally, that the Press
not liable to break or gat out of order. • •
4th.—The Dampening Tablet, is a substitute for the
brash, blotting Paper and wet-eloth; saving all the trou
ble incident to their use, and is worth Itaweight in gold.
The Tablet ma us e , used to great advantage with any
Press already in and for that purpose will be sold
separately.
•Letters coati., copied withibis Press and Dampener
in three seconds, without blaring the original or the copy.
MANN'S I'ATENTIMPROVED MOVABLE BINDLE,
For keeping in a Book-like'forra, Music. Original In
voices. Letters, Periodicals, Newspapers, Drawings
Bank Checks, or any other papers where method is de
sirable: This invention, it is confidently believed, s the,
best ever presented to. the . public for the purpoie for
which it is designed, and furnish to many a deside
ratum long needed. Tha Undersigned now offers it at a
comparatively trifling cost to all who may desire to per
fect the system of preserving papers for ready end easy
reference. .'
/HANN'S COPYING BOORS.
'The Paper in these Books ism de. from all Linen
Stock, and of the same quality ne Fine French Writing
l'apar,boabd on Parchment Backs, with Printed
.Pages,
rind manufactured expressly for retailing
The undersigned having procured the sole agency of
the above articles: uow otfers them at reasonable prices
atwholesale or retail. Presses, Dampeners, Books, or
Binders, furnished to order of any dimensions, at short
notice. An of the above articles warranted.
will wait on the citizens of Pine
, Co -,Co m,.
co pyi;g yir f g ar ak dr_ d , in
e l c o i o d s e e d s i 1 3 r i e h t o s
b o e f s a t n K s
use...ize
Air. A. C. Chambers
burgh and Allegheny, and will give all the instruction
necessary.
JOHN F. COLE & CO., ,
At & Covode's Penner Railroad Depot, corner!
of Penn and NVisyne sta., Pittsburgh Ue9:yl
' 'Cheap Publications.
TUST RECEIVED AT HENRY MINER &"C9/TS,
No-T.lElmndGeld street, the following new Books:
Firemen's Monthly Magazine No. 1;
N 0.3.1 Dictionary 'or Mechanics
.Engine Work and
Engineering ; .
en or : or tho Snovi Via A Tile of Real life--by
-.Caroline Lee Bentz; . •
The DaughterorNight, : . A &aunt' the Present Time.
By FwIlom; • :Jl4 . -• .
Net so Bari as we 'ftes - hot , infatifaitleitto ttClutree.
ter. i Cotnedyin fait &W. Brat Ittelwer Lytton,-
'leaf - YohhahmthYißasper & Brothers:. tte23:.
ItiEMEE!AMI
TE LIST.
DAILY ay
ixtbange Bankers.
Usei struts, Pirut.urgh.
OMO.
ttilute 'BY and Branches -
Other Solvent Banks. -• • j
llk of Sonduoky
Granviilo .......
Norwalk. GO
Urbanna 'so
Wooster 75 .
INDIANA.-
State Bk and tinware • I
ILWNOIS.
Aileftlieny ttiver Trade.
• BKOULdfit FRINALIN.r4OKET9C
~..11wr.: Tan Cops eaer ALLRGIIEN UP3.I.E
, tqtr...' 2 ,l, No. e i Wit. Hanna. leaves the Alle
eily wharf for Fmtlin,eirery . illinsday and Thursday,
at 4P. M. •
The fine steamer ALLFAIIIEN IC ORLLE No 3, Capt.
Joan Ilamta, leaves the Allegheny what( for. Frank
lin. ovary Tuesday nod Aiday all
Foe.Pseight or Passage, applian.witd. asino
Slain Brink Branch SO
Ok of illiaout
KENTUCKY;
All Solvent Banks••,..• •
• MISSOURI- •• . •
Siote Bk one Branches-•
liticuicum. •
All &Arent Benis
I VISCOSSIN.• •-
?Byline &Fyn lee- i'Vfr,,it
3lilivEnakte S
The El,glath Seirul.Annual Sae
• INP DRY WkoriS at the One Nice Store of A. A.
ILI MASON d CO., Nor. 6:34. 64, Market street. Pint
burgh, will commence on Thuriday,inrie 26tb.1851, and
continue through the month of July. Their Wholesale
Hooray will he opened to the Retail trade, and every ar
ticle throughout the establishment will be sold st en 'te
mente redaction from nand prices. having recently
made extensive pare/oases, their assonment will he
forted rely choice and desirable.
Their stock of Silk,, comprising more than SOO pieces,
will be closed out at an immense discount front usua l
m
Mg=nl
IMI Solvent Bonka••••-• 4
NORTIf CAROLINA::
MI S.olvent Danko 1
SOUTH CAROLINA.,
All Solvent Banks. •••••
GEORGIA..
All Solven t Simko 11
' - AAtiAIIA . .
--
An
S°l L ve ct u U l l i3 S aA lA k 4A.
All Solvent Banks I I
I . IIC.CIIANCFN.
No York . '''
lo
Ptillitdelpla - }}pre
Baltimore i
Cinelinsti• • ... "
Louisville
St. Louis
•
Good DieSS Silks as low us =laza cis.
Silk Poplin*, 20 ta . .rs
Beat Berne De Leiner., • ISt
Fast colored Lawns, W.
Fula Preach do . 121
Piae Printed Bemires. Isioa3
• , Vine French Jimmie!, - 192 , 25
500 pee French and Englis'i Gingham., 10 0121 i
• Block Alpacas,
121
1000 mods Bonnet Ribbons!, at 8
zott Wrought Conant. 111.
' Fast colored Calicoes. CLI!
100 eases Eusfish and Anter:ean do, SOM
. 500eaver' and bales of Bleached and Drown Mai
lies at manufactures' priers.
ALSO—Laces, F.aibroideries, friainsitme,llosiery and
Gloves, Linen, White Goods. Bonnets; Shawls. Cloths,
Ac., timether with an immense variety of all kinds of
Dry Goods -all of which wilt be marked down to even
less than Eastern wholesale prices.
ee2.5 • .. - - - A.•A. - MASON &CO
..
--- stidaterlitid. r- awsliaottorisctory,
r SIGN GP THE GOLDEN riADDLE%
seep 132, Wood street l'ittsburyh.
.A DOLSTFIN sectfally informs h i s friends and
s the public that he keeps on band a large stock of
SADDLE, HARNESS, TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS,
.b.c.-. &e , of his own manufacture, of the very best de
scription. Ho invites Strang , Ts and all those visiting the
City. to give Inca a cull. - Remember the place--No. 192,
Wood street, sign of the Golden saddle.. . ie23:tf
PtING AND Wit A - PPIN... PAPERS- -
3.50 reams bled., Rag and St raw Wrspring Paper;
250 .. Onsern " ii
50 '. Double Crown "
SU " " bletlium " 14 Id
12,5 " assorted Madill* " ..
so " Shoe 4/ "
iS " superior Post Office Paper i
100 " Double bledium2lx37 Printing Paper;
100 " Imperial . 22x32 "
• 21192 " n
Theabove, with a lot of odd sizes of papers, for sale i
at the lowest ;niece. by W. S. tinveN,
Stationer and Paper Dealer,
je27 , corner of Market and Second it..
. _
• I.
ii "
VALUE PF.COINS
~~ t
.~,y.~'1~1
MARION STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE. A
good two otory Brick' Dwelling Howie, armnged
with a large front room and kitchen, two chambers and
garret, wan a good dry cellar; a large yard, with an oat
oven and hydrant Also, a two story Fromm !louse, of
two rooms. The Lot is 24 feet front on Uolou street,
Eiglith Ward, by 101 deep. The whr le it in good order,
and will be split for 81600 . Terms, 8500 in hand, un4
balance in one, two; Once and four years.
'S. CUTHBERT. Gen'l Agent,
1c25 30 Smithfield street.
I — .New Books 1 —
JUST REcrivEu at Wall's Literary Depot, No. 2 , ..1
Fourth street—
The Art /vernal for Jane.
Rena. or the Snow Bird—a talc of Rent Life, by Car
oline Lee Ileniz.
The Adventures of Christopher Tadpole—by Albert
Smith.
Fols dm. The Daughter of Night, a tale of Real Life—by IV. S.
The Web of Crime, or the Phantom and the Judgment
The First :Ben to Fortune, or the Pledge.
The First Stop to Crime, or the Bottle—with illustra
Lions by Bruits/mirk.
Blackwood for June.
Illustrated London tiewo, with des'gns from the Grea
Exhibition, &c.
London Punch &e.,
.0^
Deaths's., Noises in-the-Heady
And all Disagreeable Discharges Ann the. Ear Speech'',
and Permanently Remora.
111 R. HARTLEY, Principal Mulct of the Now York
11 Eve and Ear Sargery, and of 64 North Eleventh
street, philadelphia j has decided to prolong his stay a
short time longer
Until further notice, the. Doctor may be consalied in
Rebecca street, Allegheny City, tho first three story..
brick Dwelling House beyond tho School House.
'The Doctot feelsassured that his Patients in Pittsburgh
mil enjoy a pleasant walk to the sister city, and for
especial accommodation, he will extend his *hours of
consultation at the above place, from S A. M. to 81'. At .
Thirteen years close and almost undivided attention
to this branch of special prattice, has enabled him to re•
duce his treatment to such a degree at success as to find
the most .confirmed and obstinate cases yield, -by a
steady attention to the means prescribed. fjell:tf
• - Ayekost Clies-xy I.etstoral t •
JR THE CURE OF callans,coLos,:ftckaitsE,
NESS, BRONCIIIXIB. WHOOPING COUGH,
CROUP, ASTOhLa. and CONSLIdIPTION. • - ,
e
. .
in Aa alit no g rig en th era e n ti r n e t r o ciu f s a . e d ii ise itit o ta ver the ics b 'S te c i i ri ele
o l f as iir m e, a i d n e .
crease its enjoyment, and even Plolung the term, of. ha - "
-mart existence, tone can benamed of mote real value
to Mankind, than -this. coritrilutioa of Chenlistry, to
lies ling Att. A volt trial of its„suture throughout
b rot ix-Gantry, hai proven heyond a doubt, thot uo medi
cine. or 'comb:illation of medicines yet known, can Ito'
controland cure the numerous varieties of pot. 7 ,
moltary disease which have:hitherto swept from oar
otitis; thousands and dliousands every year. Indeed
moo :dangerous affections of rite lungs. Our space here
a th i e j : :gth is n b o e w ea ub fo u u n n d a so mb t reasn to
kti o an bb e ee
rolled
ed il ne onto re c e a d r Y e im the e'
will not permit us to publisitany proirbrtion of the cures -;
effeh,ted by itsuse, but we would.present the follevring
opt -s s uns of eminent men, and refer further enquiry to -
the keine-agar which the Agent Mow named, w ill always
be 'sleeved to furnish free, wherein are fail
,partieulars,
'and! indisputable proofs or those facts-
Faun the ercaident of Amherst College; the eeletrated -
Professor Hitchcock. ,
"'hottest'. Ayr Sir: have used your Cherry Pee
tera,kin tay ommesso of decp.seated Bronchitis, and am
.atts &ed. from its ehemical constitution, that it is an ad-
:nimble compound for the relief or la.7ngal and brom
chial-diffiettlues. .1f my,qpinion as to its sopenor char-
eater can be of any sconce, you meat liberty to use, it
as p. se think proper.
Epp.res4pALlTO ICocg, L. L. D.
,
Frei a the widely celebrated • Proremor Sillman,3l.
i L.L. D., Professor of Chypustry, hlineralogy,
&c.,
_Yale College, Member of Me Lit. Kist. Med. Phil . and Scienttfic Socteges,of
Americaand Europe. •
” I deem the Cherry Pictorial an adniitubXe Compost.=
lion from some of the best enlace in Ore
ca. I rid a very effective remedy for the class of, digest.
csit. is intended to eure. ll
.or Haven, Ct, Nov.l, 1849. -
Bit dor Paulson, President of the S. C. Senate, state;
he Is as used the Cherry Pictoral with wonderful suc
cess ,to cue an inflamation of the lungu.
Eton one. of tits first physicians in Maine. -
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Ssco ; April 53;113.1.9:'
. Ayer, Lowell—Dm; Ste: I not now con
stand lynsing your Cherry Pectoral in My practice, and
p refi It to any other medicine for pultnonary complaints:-
Fess t observations of many severe eases, I am cona
edit 'will Cure coiigliti, - colds, and diseases of the lan
that, have put to de fi ance all Other remedies-. - gs,
fvoriablyrecommend its use in ease orconsuMftdon,
amid ion:ll4er mnch the best _remedy known for that
- IceePeelfully yours.-
[YLi , CUSHAIAN,AI.II.
ipared'aitd sigilliy r larties C. Ayer,l'reeties)Ch
CINCINNATI 3fARKFIT--„-Jul,g 2- - C0u ?1 117 .... /I m o tafflacol - 4 01- tiale% ls
_i tr a -8 • vtiii; I '
DABASOLS REDUCED-- A.. A. Mewls tc Co. are •
~900 bblst
. at: 8,03 to
Ca to este ekandbY,J- To,vrtsVedi AlteghtturCil3r-r-t----z
subscriyee - , ouers for sale a number ef Lassa—. ,-, oln , urg esn e an/ releal,byll. A.
I_ now offering their large and varied assortment of Mea r . . - Deeimetl; sales af
vtmging from three to fitvencres , ;-Art mat parchaoms.
Parasols, at Very reduced prices. Country merehan 805; .41:11) at 8,15 to 3,20. At tiose,g9o4l ordi - mex the villtige:or,lVAitibtfigitilrOndlig 4311 "1111a` b 314 "7 1 i,t,5 riettl.; . EsOngtitss; i ithßlty
erti ethers are requestedlat a l e nd " am ine b et - sr° Nil' : unry• -=-- branda.wera offericl freely:at 3,00.. , Oreensburgh-funtlnittiand.,ol__
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Valuta,lo .Farins and TOwn Property..
' FOR SALE.
rpm subscribe offers tei sell, ath e !rvatesule,twovery
4. valuable farms, adjacent to village of Mum&
vtlle,in Westmoreland county,eighteen mileafromPitici.
burgb,on the NortheritTurnplke. • .
W umberonecontaincaboutoneltundred and fiftyricres
—one hundred of width iscleared. About fiftyacc es is
dretratebottom=a part more in meadow. Thcbhildiags
are a large frame dwelling house and kitchen a large
acres of
and other Inn ldings; and hos any
acres of finely timbered.nd,autl a thriving app l e or
chard.
Number two contains,ono hundred and fifty acres—
about one hundred clearcd—tweuty of it excellent bat;
tom meadow, and the balance thickly covered with fine
timber. On tis erected a comfortable dwelling house
and barn, and a thriving peach orchard. There are a
number of never failing Springs ,of excellent:voter, on
each of the above farms.. . • '
A a t he a o farm sare convert ie n t to the Pitt sbu rgh mark et
a:Wiwi-rounded by meetingbouses,millsand zehoolhott
sea, and within half a'mile of the Pennsylvania Rail
Road,they afford an opportunity fora. profitubleinveat
=rain real estate, seldomto be met with.
Also, Thirty,threo acres of I and in the centre o (the vii ,
Inge e f Bolivar, in ‘Vestmoreland county, ou the Penn.
itylvaniacanal,oll which aro crectedthree ismalldwell-
Ing houses and a barn.
AlsoTh re e handfed and se ve n_ty-fiveac re a fv alu bl e
timberland,on the %vest aide of Tab Bli II Creek,uearathe
village of Bolivar. nista:lW abounds with stone coal,
fin brick clay and Iron ore The whole or any part of
the above property will be sold low for cusp.
For :lathe r partteu tars call en thesubseriber in Mar;
ryaville. rsepffo.in JAMES MURRY
F RANIO3-Tit.
elegant preparation, besides its superior claim as a
Bummer Beverage. has the advantage over all other
Corrpounds, in being decidedly Medicinal. It corrects
Acidity, relieves Nausea, Heartburn, Cramp and Mani
la • ey; promotes Appetite and Digestion, and producei
the best effects lu derangements of the Urinary Organs.
For sale by :TAMES A. /ONES,
[Malt " Cot. Liberty and Hand.
RANK'S AROMATIC SEIDLI T7. FOIVISER
..t• !rho approbation secured' for Frank's Aromatic So
da. has induced an attempt to improve on the Seidlitz ;
itedi in the Judgment of eminent Practitioners of Medi.'
eine, and individuals long iu the use of ibis popular Ap
erient, with entire saccess. While equally effected with •
the common form, the aremorized Scalia: possesses a
decided advinitage,in being less apt to offend the atom
neh, and fax mom satiefaciory in its operation.
For sale by JAMES A: JONFS,
Cor. of Liberty Mid Band sta.
et N.
Pony or
2 retcr 5 [sato IVAT/11l IN la* Cluzingx.
• ARRIVED'. • • •
Sleatner Michigan N 0.2, Boles; Seaver .
" R edst one , kinson,evl
. . Woorward,Brossu ov ill e..
lc
J:l'il'Kee Gordon eudtic_kson, blereesport.
Beaver, , mr.
ove
Fashion No.?, Peebles, bdiaab et b .
Thomas Shriver, Balky, Vest Newton
Tuscarora, Panl, Wheeling.
. " Heroine, t:onwell, Wheeling.. • •
* " . Allegheny Belle No. 3, I:Montan'.
• . REPARtEIIt
• " R'edstone, Woodward, Ilrownoville
Atlantic, Parkinson, ,
" J. liendrickson,Meßeesporn.
• • " Michigan N 0.2, Boice,Seover.
• " • Beaver, tiordon, Beaver,
, Thomas Shrivel', Ralle.9, rest Nevnon.
' " Moore, Cincionat „
heroine, Conwull,
•,
" Tuscarora, Paul. Wheeling. •
Irene No. 2, 111'Clintocir,
" Julia peon, McVay, Zanesville.
The steams r Cien:Gaines Was snagged lately in
Arkansas river. " • :.* '
The Mississippi at Mempbis.'On the 20th, was
ruing slowly, and was then within a Inches of the high
water mark or 1844. -
IMPORTS BY RIVER,
.. Waime a / a ; Jy
•
WHEELING—Per ficroine-12bhis vinegar, w Ran
kin. 57 hhdihans, Bell & Ligeott. 12 do lob, I) Leech
& Co. 150 lib's flour, Graff & CO. . . •
1- er Tuscarora-i.. 5 bas hacon, Mon wharf boat. S ads
tobaceo, Bingham & Co. 2 do, 52 - bbla flour, Clark &
Thaw. 5 hhds tobacco, Leech & Co. , bbl fiat, 9 sks
hair, sdo scraps, 7do tails, Falinestock &Co. lot mov
ing furniture, J Montgomery. 11:4•sacks wool J C
Bidwell. •
43F,AVER—Per Navigator-2. has Mate, Gl3 Millen
berger. 26 do cheese, _Howarth fr: Karnes. •1 mdse
J.A Caughoy. ;lido cheese, J H Canfield. I do books,
Thorn.. 15 do cceesc, Dalzell & Co. 24 skis wool,
McFaden & Covode.
!Per It. h. Lady Madison-00 bbla -Mine. al paint, S P
.3115 scs stave p pe, 1 bbl sund,Eeitor Pittsburgh
Gaz. 27 ski wool, Ira Hershey. 10 ska pearlasb, 1 bbl
do,2ob.ks saleratus, Wick & McCandless. 2 has furni
ture, Ales. Warren. 25 fir bbls lake trout, Canfield. 1
tot tomb stones, 1 brgooJai 1 eboasond, J A Co ugbey
Forplendid New Orleans. .
•
i• • TiIC
liars, Alaster, wilt leave for the above and
. 01l intermediate ports, an 'the. first- rise of
Water. For freight or passage apply on board, or to
iyi • (4K0.. B. MILTENBERGER, Agent
1 •:, Monday Paeket:for Wheeling. •
•rerr: new end splendid steamer HERO
INE. NV. S. CONWILL, Master, will make
her first trip on MONDAY nest. and there
after ran regular as above, in-plaee of the Murata. .
;For freight or passage apply ou board. Ile=a
Friday Olacl.nnatl Packet.
'file new and elegant iiP.
steamer iNE
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No., N. L. bl'Cuir ru Clipperea, &taster, has ta Len
h
te lace of the No. if, in the line o
Packets; and will ; leave every FR !DAY, at 10 . 1, Al., for f
the above and Intermediate pone. For freight or ons
tage apply on heard.
. Ono
For rtio a and flueltiragpor. •
Tilll fine steamer PACIFIO,ZANOtTII Et.
TUN, will leave for the above and intermedi
ate ports every TWORSDAY, at 4 o'clock, P. Al.
For freight or passage, spiny on baud, or to
• .T. WOODS fr. SON,
No. 01 Water et.. and G 3 Front et.
i Wednesday Packet foe Cincinnati.
Tay now and Cam running steamer CIN
- ' B11111111(11Li1/4 Master, wilt leave
.
- regularly OVerr WZD:O:3DAT.
l'of Freight or.passage, apply cm hoard, or to
mar.:2o O. U. 6111..1'ENBERGKIt.
~; y ~: ~~~l.rv~ ~._:.. .
1: ~ s :~. ~-~t.
ONE WEEK LATER PROM EUROPE
NEW Yoax, July 2.
The steamship Africa, with dates from Liver-
Pool 'to the 21st .of June, arrived here this
morning.
The Africa made the passage from Liverpoo
in 10 days and 20 hours. She brings 69 pas
sengers.
The Africa, on her outward pastiage, arrived
at Liverpool in 11 days.
The Baltic made the passage to Liverpool in
11i days. • • •
The steamship llerntann, from Southamptcm,
June 18th, arrived this. morning.. She brings
124 passengers. Spoke, June 22d, lat. 15° 60/,
long. 21°, steam-propeller Lafayette, ; bound.
west.
COMMERCIAL. -
Corrox 24.1.IIKET.—The lower Tutlitaes of Cot
ton had adianced ad; the better qualities were
unchanged:. fair Orleans 6id; the sales of the
week were 53,000 bales. The market was steady
and firm at the close. .
Breadstuffs...Corn in good demand, but not
dearer. •
Wheat... Advanced from ld to 2d.
Flour...od dearer, and in good demand.
Provisions... Pork and Beef move mare slowly.
More doing in Bacon, at previous rates ; Shoul
ders, steady; hams, fair—at retail. •
Lard—ls lower, and tending to further de
cline. •
11Avax, Tune lB.—Cotton is exceedingly dull.
Sales of the week 5000 bales. N. 0. 630,94
francs.
LIVERPOOL, June 20.—Rice is in better de
mand at high prices. 100 tierces Carolina sold
at 14s Gd for ordinary.
Tobacco... Quiet.
Sugars...A fair business doing, and prices un
changed.
Molasses...ln more demand.
Naval Stores...ln Tar and Turpentine there
have been no transactions. Rosin dull.
Spirits Turpentine... Good demPnd at 345.. .;
Bark... Steady at a slight concession. 260;
hhds Philadelphia sold at Ss to 8s 3cl : • :
Coffee—ln retail demand only.
.* Iron...filanufactured slightly advanced, with
more active demand. Scotch, pig hue - suffered a
slightdecline, and the market is heavy. . .
Lead...ss per ton lower. • • • •
Tin Plate...ln better demand.
LONDON .MONEY MAIIKET, June 20.-- I •Thels a
steady demand for:American Securities. IL S.
Gs, 1862, 1050106; do. 1868, 1124€,113i; Pa.
ss, 83; Ohio Os, 1870 and 1875, 105; Maryland,
90031. Consols 94096. i. Manchester trade
active.
ENGLAND.
Three sons of Lord Oldborough have been ar
rested at Leghorn, clandestine materials and
publications having been found on theirpremises.
- FRANCE.
The debate on the amendment of the Consti
tution is progressing iu the Assembly with in
creased violence, Oen. Cavaignac, in the course
of a violent speech, declare() he had made up his
mind to draw the sword in case . Louis Napoleon
attempted to prolong his powers. A perfect
melee had taken place in the Assembly in conse
quence of a violent speech from 31. Leon Foncti
er, Minister of the Interior.
GERMANY.
There is little news of importance from Ger•
many. llamtmrs is more tranquil, but the dis•
Ike of tbe Atist.3l , l : ln . troops ie increasing.
• SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
A Spanish squadron has been sent to Lisbon,
to check the reVolutionary party.
The Portugal exchequer was at a low ebb.—
Fresh troubles are deemed more than probable.
The subject of the Spanish debt was undergoing
a consideration with the Cortez.
• • ITALY.
Advices from Rome state that executions still.
continue to take place. - Two men had been shot.
The treaty of commerce between the Helvetic
Confederation and the Sardinian Government has
' been brought to a conclusion.
The subscription for the loan authorized-by the
Sardinian Government was opened at Turin on
the 11th Juno. • . The number-of bonds to be is
sued was 18.000, of which 2,382 were sub - scribed
for on the first day. . .
The Roman Catholic - Bishop's of the district of
the Upper Rhine, comprising, Wirtemburg, Ba
den, the Electorute of the Duchy'of Hesse, Nas
.sau, Hamburg and Frankfort, have.demanded
repeal of all religious concessions made since
1848, together with a list of no less than sixteen
others, all of the most aggressive character, and
aiming to render the Church superior to every
other authority.
An edict has been issued to Cardinal Antonel
ti, announcing that the paper money now in cir- I
ciliation will be cancelled, and a new issue madzi
to the amount of 3,710,000. • I
We have another Indian Mail. The latest ed
ifices state that strong forces are kept actively
engaged in watching the barbarians on the north
western frontiers.
CHINA.
War in the eouthern provinces against the
reigning dynasty still continues, and its speedy
overthrow is anticipated, particularly at Canton.
ITALY.
The Australian troops have occupied Speui
letto.
"VAN DIE.MAN'S LAND.
The Anti-Convict agitation is assuming a seii
01 1 / 3 aspect.
WASHINGTON, July" 2:
The Republic denies that the Administration
interfered in the proceedings of the Lancaster
Convention; and states that the Resolutions of
the Convention are open to no just objection, for
they express unbounded confidence, and support
all the Compromise measures. The nomination
of Gen. Scott, who labored for as long a period
as over Mr. Clay did, to bring about the passage
of the Compromise measures, and who expressed
himself in the warmest manner in commendation
of the policy of President Fillmore, of itself suf
ficiently repels any contrary implication. Tho
Republic also highly eulogizes Gen. Scott.
The amount of Treasury Notes outstanding on
the lat'Of July was $197,111,64.
Mr. Webster returned last night.
The Intelligenber deems the assertion of, heavy
frauds upon the Mexican commission improba
ble, as nothing is known of the matter in the
Department.
NEW YORK, July 2.
Walsh, the young man who is charged under
the extradition laws being• a deserter from the
British army, was this morning discharged, the
evidence being insufficient to justify his deten
tion. •
A complimentary banquet is to be given to
Archbishop Hughes at the Astor House on the
10th inst., on the occasion of his returning from
Europe.
The number of emigrants who arrived at this
port during the month of June was 33,293.
LOUISVIILE,Iy 2.
Three feet eleven inches water in canal. • .
The Charles Hammond is lying belourFiench
Island, with two barges in tow. The Indiana is
laying up at Newburgh. •
There are four feet water on the bars below.
Pound freight to New Orleans, 40c; pork,
$l,OO per bbl.
YORK, July 1.
No little excitement has been Naw
caused this af
ternoon, by the announcement of yet another
failure—that of John Falconer, an extensive dry
goods house in Pearl street. Mr. Falconer is
President of one of tho Insurance Companies.—
His liabilities are roughly estimated at $250,000.
. Nsw roux, July 2.
Steamship from Southampton arrived this
Morning, bringing 124 passengers. •
The Niagara, which sailed to-day, took out
$950,828 in specie. .
SPRINGFIELD, Mass., July 2.
Jenny Lind gave a concert in the Congrega
tional church in this place lastevening. She will
doubtless remain here a few days. She is an
nounced to give a concert at Utica on Wednes
day evening.
flAnannima, July 2.
The motion for an injunction against the
Pennsyhttnio, Railroad Co. was argued in the
Supreme Court on Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday, by Mr. Stanton and Mr. Meredith for
the 'complainants, and Mr. Dallas and Mr. Wil
son for defendant, and was taken under consid
eration by the• Court. • • •
% !- 4
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BY TERI:O%II=Y
41moPurt rmNvs
ARRIVAL! OF . THE AFRICA
FROM WASHINGTON
=EN
..'~'A ~
ARRIVAL OF TiFE liIIQUPANE FIRE CO.
Pitninstrkna, July 2.
The Duquesne Fire Co. of Pittsburgh arrived
hero to-day, • and were splendidly received by
the Fire Department of our city.
BUITAIO; July 2.
Ex Gov. Seward passed through this city last
evening, on his way home from Detroit
The trial of the Railroad conspirators has
been postponed for ono week.
• .
NEW YORK 111ARKET--NOON—July
Flour—Thichanged ; sales of . 800 bbls at 4,00
®4,12 for mixed to good western; roundshooP .
0hi0'4,12®4,261 pure Genesee 4,11®4,87.
Rye Flour and Corn. Meal... Steady at yeater,
day's price&
Grain—Sales of 6000 bushels Michigan.wheat'
at 1,04; and 10,000 do - Mixed" Western cortrat
57i()68. •
Provisions—Neglected ; sales of new mess
beef. at 9®11., Lard is held higher ; sales at
to" 9. Ohio butter is plenty, and dull at '9 to
Whiskey—Sales of Ohio at'23t. • • • -
Tohacco...Bales of 50 hhds Ky. at Bi,
Stocke...Finneri 11.. S. 63 have further de
clined t, and are selling at 1161—for 1887; Ky
68 109} ; Ohio Ci, 1880; 108®1071. . lifoney.is
EVENING.
Private advices Per Africa state alit wheat . ha
Liverpool had advanced frcm 6®9d per bushel,'
and flour from 2e. 6dig2eper - bbl with a large
business. Corn has increased "demand; at
Liverpool ; prime yellow 803 od®3lB.
Cotton... The market today is firm; sales 12,00
bales.
Flour... Sales of,' 1200 •bblt" Viebiding 2000
Southern at an advance of 12ft on the rates of
this morning. • • •
Corn... Sales of 4,500 bus - at 58 for sound, and'
56;g55 for heated. . . • • •
,Pork...DnlL , •
Whisky --,Sales of 300 ibis at 24.
Coffee...Bi€9.
Ekigara...lllore active.
II: S. 6's"}®} lower; Canton Co. I lower;
Sterling bills dull at lloollof.. Money, in'
good demand.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET--July 2.
There is considerable more firmness since the
receipt of the Africa's news.
..Flour:..Sales limited at. 4,25 for standard
Rye Flour... Sales 100 bbls at 3,37.
Corn Meal steady at 2,87. . .
Wheat—Steady; 94 for red and 98 for white,"
Rye... Belling at 72.
Corn... Rather less active ; - Ri des of 4000 bus.
'yellow at 63®64.
Provisions and Groceries... Without material
change.
Whisky...Sales of 200 bbls at 241..
NEW ORLEANS MARKET-July 1.
Cotton... This morning eight hundred bales
sold; yesterday 2,500, mostly for for Englund;
waiting Africa's news • prices steady. •
Bacon... Ribbed firmer; sale of sides at 81.
P0rk...14e . ‘14i for mess. • • -
Corn... Prime white 54c ' • Yellow 56.
• Exchange... Sterling dullaud unchanged; NeW
York sight t disco u nt to par. • . "
BALTIMORE MARKET—juIy 2.
Flour-.—Better sales; 100 bbls Howard street
at 4,12 f, and 1600 bbls city mills at 4,18,i0
1,48/.
Corn... Prime white, 62; yellow, 63.
Mess P0rk...12,50. -
Bread Stuffs... The. Al:fries's • news has had a
favorable effect. • ' • '
Botkefs aitb..,BtOkers.
agOlWit NITGATT —• • 1`
. IPATICITE 13IIONVIC
MYG APT & . :BROW____N„
BANKERS A SIDICXCHANGE BaI.PMEIMILV ,
CLEVELAND, OHIO. ' • '
fa. Colleetions made in all the pripeipalelties, and
TOCK S' •
nought. an ds Sold on ttonslnlaslon.
cnarZ:l3:n
• LULL. C VOLICILY. • •
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 05 Wood S '
•
Third door below .Fourvi—(toestside).
O IGIIT EXCII ANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly
for sale. Time Bills of Exchange and Notes dis
counted. Gold. Silver and Rank Notes. bought and sold.
Collections wade in all the principal cities of the United
States. Deposits received of Par and Current Fonds.
1111rny
• Notice. •
Irrn haie sustociated J. GARDtisa Cams schh us in.
klf the Exchange and Banking business._
9A ILIITILLIAJUS .
PictebuccA.Jan?y-1.1.531.— L
jaC:lm
IS ANRC I LIU .11.41 114 .+E
JESSE CAROTtaIRS &
NO. IS, WOOD STREET, .PITTSLATRISJI.
Current money received on deposit.
Collections made oti all titcprincipal cities Ortiteung
ed States.
TIC/TS & FEND,
13ANKICRS A N D EXCHANRIDIO 1311.01LERS,
No. 05, cutzurv..Wouo •ID DIAIIOND frintirs, •
• pitubury/t, Pa. • ..fmayl
cgnerßat. PENNSYLVANIA lIAIVKING HOUSE:
13111[ARI D . OLELIM• & DOS- '
'MOTES, Drafts, Ebecks, Ac- collected, and .Rerni.,..
II lances made upon favorable Lenin. • . •
noty2htt R. IL BRYAN, Cashier..
Hollidaysburg4, M v
ay . 1550..-..: •
•
W.U. U. WILLTAIII: J. " 11.Q:c011.4 Qt
wak.wiLLlkals 41:130. 4 .- • •
• BANNERS AND EXCHANGE' IntOgERS;
Nona uasr CONXIII OP WOOD £tD TIMM MU .
A. LL transactions made on liberal terms,and calico-
Ala. Sons promptly attended to. tjaCtOm
Dinnesttc and For gn Exchange '
Bank Notes;
Gold and Silage, Boss gAt, So.I and Bataan ged,
AT N
TU
ArtkCIIA.NGE ANL, nAISILiNG tiouSE.
. > William A. Bill dic Co.,
• - 84 Wood St
• Prrrsaunua
na-inTEItOT•LLOWID OW TUNIC I
ALLYN I SAXER. 111)WaltD Nally
•KRAMEICii.
BankersondSzehange Braker:, Dealers In Ponders and
Domestic Silts, BiiLl of Exchange, CeniflcateeofDepos
itt franis Noree,and Coin.
Comer of 'rbirilarkl IVood ets., directly opposire the St
Cbseles note). marS
U. W. TAY/4014
112 SECOND. STREET.
COMMISSIONER AND
n QTRiCT attenticia %vill be given to all business en•
iJ ‘rustetAto his care. Pittsburgh manufactured arti
cies always on hand, or procured on abort "mice. ,
- Notes, !kinds, hldrigages, Am, negotiated on fa tom
ble terms. Advances made if required. tocuntr •
res.s.noon. .041Cllfr.
- • HOOP ' .-.•
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEMERS,,'
N. I. Corner of Wood and Sixth stmts., Pitteleureen,,ke
INEALERS in Coin, Dank Notes., Time Dills, Foreign
-LI. and Domestic Exchange Certificates of Depositoto
EXCHANGE on all the princißal Cities of the Union
and Europe, for sale in sums to suit purchasers.
CURRENT and par funds received on deposit.
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Union, a Oita
lowest rates. seplt-ly
VLemovoi.
N. EIOLNIES & SONS,
HAVE lIIIMOVSO Vl= ABD Lummox oorrics
To No. G 7 Jfarket son t,fotir doors below old stand.
N. HOLMES*4 SONE. • '
N KEGS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, and Dea-
U 1 tem in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver and
Dank Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and ••West , ern
cities constantly for . • .• ',
Collections made in all the eitioilitonglioot ltbe Uni
ted States. 'Deposiiiiarrteeived iii-par lands or current
payer, No, 6714arket sutet4ot!wpeA.TWll and Foartb
.teitisWs& Slaw Insurance Clomps. isy
BRANCH OFFICE, MI Starnittatm' sx..Prrrsaulati,
' • , Pilushurg/t, !trap Ist, (BSI.
111IIE best evidence of the success of the Virectons in
endeavoring to wake the''STATE MUTUAL FIRE
SURANCE COMPANY" meet the wants of. the
community, is the unparalleled amount of buslacu
which has been done—having issued 7,900 Poll
cies daring the past year, thereby adding over $130,E00
to the fends of the company. Nearly all the property
insured b. of th e safest kind, In small risks, and airtime
proportion Insured for only one year.
lYlicile No. Policies issued 7,900
da • do expired, rerminnted Sr:
• canceled
do • do in fortie• ••••••
Amount of Property insured
dO Canceled, tencanated and ex
. pired 261,718
do do in force ••••• • • • • - • 5704,691
do Premium Notes 79,676,87
.. do Canceled,terminsted,expr'd, 637,10 •
'do in furce••••,--- 879,031,77
do Cash Premiums received•••• 351,537,14
do do cauceted 21 ,• 14
,
• • •
.
Whole amount of Josses and expea-........
sea paid .
Balance in favor of the Co., In coati, 627,E 54,45
To city or country merchants, and owzkers of dwell
ings, and isolated or country property, it is believed
ea; company affords advantages In point of cheapness,
safety and security, Inferior to n 6 Insurance Colnpany
it this country.
Conducted on the equitable and greatly improved, ys
tem of Classificatiot of Risk s, excluding all spatial
. hazards, insuring only a limited amount in any one - lo
cality, thus precluding the frequency and occurrence of
large fires, and also, on both the Stock dad Mutual pldn;
it not only possesses the ebeepuess and accommodat ion
of both niethods f but entitles the insured to a,partleipa
non. in the profits.
It is under the control of the following Directors: —I
P. Rutherford. A. J. Gillgt, John B. Packer, Samna. T.
Jones, Alonzo A.Canier,_Philo Sedgwick, Rob son
Klotz, Samuel Jones, John P. Rutherford. • -
• • • .1 P. RUTHERFORD, Fresh.
GILLETT, Set'y.
A. A. Csattiss; Actuary. • '
N; pol ice s Scrip Dividend-of fifteen per cent. cn
is'
now
has been - declared bY the IHreetont s ant
now receivable at this Mee for renewals, or /edema
-Me In cash at the end at '• ) • •
usuctuz.n. Amen L. •
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- COlorrital Veeredla Combination! to repel.Diolesser:
Dr. Guyseitt's :Douk .and Sitiranpa.
pUT UP: IN -rue largest • sized ' contaihi.
more of the pare Honduras tiarlapariila - than 'any :
other preparation extant, which is chemically . combined . •
with the . Extract of Yellow Dock:, the Extract of Wild'. •
Cherry, and Balenth of Fir, thus making Ike remedy
more thoroughly etßeient than any other Sarsapari,,a
before the - public. At the same time it is perfectly" free'.
from ell mineral poisons • Which cannot be *old of atty.: •
of the Sarsaparilla Cornisimds.• The invidid 'Minh) be 4
ware of poison: - Mercury, Iron, Quinine, indi te! . so::
phur, Arsenic and many o th er mineral inetalie poi-
sons entered into and form the active . basis of most Or.
the Sarsaparillas and Panaceas of the day;
flarspny •.
Cobur:MD REIRACr OP Vellum , Dote A'lD ♦
does not contain st particle of these 'substances . ; us: any , •
one can ascertain by applying the necessary tests. : •
The original- aud•wnly .genuine preparation ferfthe•
permanent cure of CONSUMPTION AND DISEAB&4''
OF THE LUNGS when they are *unpaged to lid 'fleeted
by the teofiseemt sue or Meactivp, Iron,
Lft is also a remedy for SALT RHEUM. RING WORM,.
TETTEM,- SCALD ILEA yeeCURYY; .
WHITC SIVELLIIVO, King's :-Evil;• Neuralgic Affeer"
dons, Female Weakness and lAostriictione, Barrenness;:
Nertons and general Debility of the Systeth; Loss of
Appetite, Lauguor,'Diume s s and Liver Affectforts;• .
which led to Intenninent and Rendlient Fevers, Fever:
ldud Ague; Billions' (revers; Chill,Fevery, Dwnli Ague,
atiadme,Ac., &c . , . . • • ' • ..•
Mr The afflicted may resr•ii ash red that' there is ttos' •
the least particle of Mineral, Alerearial; or: any other'
aonowt- substance in this menteine; • is perfectly
arml est ess and may be.alhaintstered to persons in the very . _
weak stages of sickness, or to the moat helpless In
finite; without doing the eases injury. ".
The: curative powers of this extract are truly won-
dertul, and all invalids should make immediate.tnal o. :
the." Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla It cannot injure • ,
the delicate patient. . • .
'IC ERTIFICATES I • • • .
Zing's Beira—Cass of 0. M. Leonard.
.• •
_ Groot, Dee. - •
15Iessas S. F. BCTIISITBLO COMING
o.—Genni :—Sometime in
1813,1 wus attacked with , he,.ging's Evil in my arm,
which became so core that could not. Ana ft, and in
1845, mortification set in. -I employed at different times,
each physician of celibrity. within my reach; all told
me that my arm must:be amputated. , From the shoal- :
den to the fore arm, my arm was full of running sores,
come of th em us large us artily cent piece. I then tried • •
an Indian Doctor, who removed the mortified flesh, and
slopped the mortification, but could not heal my arm.-
1 • My strength, at this time,--was completely extinu.fted
and my person much emaciated. 1 continued in this •
state until: the seamier of ISIS, when I saw an adver- • :
tiaemeat of "Guysou's Talmo Dock. and Sarraparille,' ,
which I read attentively; and gent for one bottle of the
arUcle- -After using" it a few days, the discharges from' :
my arm increased, and assumed a light cole:,•and less • .
offensive odor. I sent for a aecotuf bottle,: and white .
using it 1 found my strength inerearicg, and the dis- .
charges decrealting.. • I :continued rein g it until I had' •
used six bottles, though I felt' myself - perfeclY cared :
before I used the sixth bottle. Since that time I have ' •
not (enemy pain in my arm; no sores haVeacthppeared.• .r. ".
and 1 have not a doubt that it is thoroughly . . cored, for L '
can labor with- it as well weever could. - •:' •
flugsotee Yellow Dock and Saisaparflia,” alone cured
me; I took no other remedy while using- it, and had I
used it at the first appearance or the malady,lfullybe
lieve it would have saved me from yearsof su ff ering..
And I most earnestly recommend every person Suffer-
leg under any similar dieease, to use 'Gnysett , s Yellow '
Dock and Earsoparilla," which " will restore them to
.• ,
health. •Voars in'gratitude,
• • 0. M. LEONARD. ' •
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Exuarmliicacy Case' of Scrofula, EycasipKics an d
,Uleas, ruled ky the sole use of Dr. liuysoWS.. Corn- •
pound Syrup, Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla -- •
Bnonxima, N0v.17, 1948: - •
Da. Gut nrrr--Sir: I tender, you my sincere thinks
lot the great benefit have derived from the use of your.
valuable Syrup. • I hsve been troubled very . but with •
sciroftdous 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 persons' faces. It finally begun to increase, until It
spread to the back part of my head_ I.:Tolled a'phy-_'.;
sleiauk he attended me all to no .parpose. I had tried
everything ; that could be:tried. I saw your Syrup •of
Yellow Doek and Sarsaparilla:and concladed to nso.it,
for I knew that the Yellow Dock, was one of the most • '••
valuable articles In the world for the blood. I bought • ••
your Syrup and commenced cuing it, and from the use •
of one bottle !could sea a great change in my system.
I Continued using it .until lam a well man. I now feel , •
likes new person ; my blood is perfectly , cleansed, and',
free from all impurities. There is ROL tl questicut hot
that your newly discovered Compound:it tar superior "to ; '
any„Siusa;llrdieSyMp ever sofa 'rids ctificate Met,
ycrurelposal, so publish if you like, and er
any one yon,,
may refer to me, I snail be happy to giie, theta all the
information eau about my ease, ac. '
remain >war obedient servant. • • . -
GEORGS; G: JOHNSTON. • •
, 113 Market street: • •
Thu ben Female Medicine /mown. The Ezeramof Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla is apt:Rive; speedy and .'
permanent curs for all ermrpiaints incident to • •
' its mild alterative properties render If peCuliarly sp- •
plicable to the slender and delicate constitution of ike
feinale. Isis Unrivalled in ha effect upon Such diseases... -
as:lncipient Consumption, Barrenness, lienconhoca or
Wlites, Irregular Menstruation. Incontinence oflirine,
and general Prostration of the system. It immediately
ccenttactsthat distressing nervousness and lassitude's° . •
eciammonto the temale frnme t atid imparts an energy and
Lictioyancyai surprising as they are grateful. We nave -
evidence on file, Which induces us strongly to recent.: •
mewl this medicine to married People who. have' netbeen blessed with offspring. . •
Prolapsus Uteri, arfalling of as... Womb, of_fioe years
'evading, cured by Dr. Rmyrotttelletreta of Yellow Dori ..•
and Sarrapariliy, after may other knoion remedy had
been tried without rdicf.
.t
Wnc eireci - , 0
This certifies that my wife, ag ed d twenty-seven years • .. .
years. has been suffering antler the above complaint for Ins. -:.
Nearly elle(' that time confined to her
Amite- for five years constantly etnployed the best meth
cal talent that could ho procured in this section 01 the:
country, without any •benefit whatever. 1. harm 'a/I#' , ,
;nicotined every instrwmentrecommended'for the
of itch diseases, ell of which proved worthless: • . ';-
4.. the spring of 184 d, I was Induced by My friends to
try. Dr. GoysotPis Yellow Dock and Sersoarilla which,
onds used for fear months.. After she had used it for four • '
weleks, it was evident to MI of us theistic was improv- .".
and from this time she aippibved rapidly ,ar.d gained
flesh and strength until she ts notii enjoying mestexcel-.,
!milt health. . NVI4I: MONFORT,
V ?e,being neighbors to 'Win. atal,lalialdonfort, knew. •.
i hat t the above statement us to the sickness Of . •
ford I, and es to the care being strected by "tGlayson'aYelL,
lota Dock and Sarsaparilla," to ha strictly, time- .•
JANE CODY, •
• .. • S. ARAIIPOWERS: •
Sold by J.ll. PARK, (suceessor to Sanford& Pat
Folidth anti Walnut streets,- Cincinnati, Ohio General
Agirnt4o the South and NVest, to whom alronler be d:ddressad. s mut
di /odd*. Go, Pittsburgb ; Wilcox, Jr, corner Market
street and thet..Diamond; B A Fahnesteck & Co, Pitts-z
-bnegh I d A donna, Pittsbuigh ; Len. & Beckham, A
ghilny City; -L T.Russell; Washington .; Lamber..
ton Pruitt:lin; L' Er 'Bowie, Uniontown ; H Welty,.
Or ensburgh; S genet:, Somerset; Scott & Gilmore-,• - --
Bedflard • j Reed & Sott, 'Huntingdon; Mrs. Orr, Holliday -
latzgh; Iritluum ; J R Wright, Kittan.. '
nuts; Evans . ..l. Co, ' ;Brookville A 'Wilson •et Son,
Wtsyneshutgh/ . .sl'Entlatid - .1c.C0 . ,N Callender,
vilhe; Burton A.Co, Ft.'s; Henry borker - Mercer ; Itis
Kelly& Co, Butler; 14 Ibmithj Deaver; Summertcd.,
Warren ; ,F L -COtiones,..COnderspon;'y Croaker.
dr.,Brovinsville. • ' '
87,850,419
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41,vet:1i Dlaitissi. , ,_ : . - •
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Devotes his entire' attentiOxi.to•an Gibes
/ -•.-.___.i..-z.„4. practice. His lushiessismostly eonfinedto
or.rintlfea irirtassit, and such pain
fur affections, brought on by Imprudence
, e • youthful indulgence and excess. •
Syphilis, Syphilitic Eroptiona, G 0 4071* '
. - ben, Glee t, Stricture,•Urethral Discharges,
tia . purityof the Blood, with all diseases°. the venereal
• origin. Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Eruptions, Tette,:
. Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Semi nal Weakneas,lui.
poteney, Piles, Rheumatism, Pemale-IVeak nese, bionth-
ly Suppressions., Diseases of the . Joints, Fistula in Alio.-
Nervous Affections, Patna In the Back and Loins, Irrita
dors of the Bladder and. Kidneys, successfully treated ..
Core guaranteed. . .. _
Fourteen years' practice (four in this city , enables Dr ,•,
Brown too af assurancesorepseity cure to ail who mus ,
come under his care. ..•- ~ - . .; , ,
Office and private consultitig rooms, 41 Diamond ay. i
!Tr. Charges moderate. - . -...- trovStilAwly :, •
DIEM— S 7. IIEWIy 11.19CO4red reta.
Leo edy for Rheumatism eapeedy and ecru, ln rented?
forthat painftal rouble:- It nEver falls.
°Mee and Private Consultation Rooms M. , ;
MOND,•Pittaburgh, Penna. Th e Hector iv" ittovava at
honsar - • • - hinter-Jaw'',
.- GREAT AND IMPORTANT . .
Cu Eft IO A . s. , ilA/1900 V Ett. Y.
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