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- INTELLIGENCE.
. • ..13ealt5 - • •_
AT A MEETING pf the BOARD OP HEALTH,
Rum 19th, the following resolution was adopted;
'S . .' • " Rooked, That the Street Commissioners of the City
'I- • of Pittsburgh be re-spectrally repealed to cause the gut
•-• terser the streets and alleys t o o be thoroughly arathed
•-• and brushed every day; and,_ls, to collectand remove
men kitchen garbage end offal ; and that it be recom
,l ed to private rectifies to have their house's, cellars,
. and yards, cleaned and whitcYntshed.
' By order of the Board,
1e24 . CHARLES.NAYLOS, Bea eta•ry.
DIB
.
' ry st. Louis..of. cholera. on Satarday,Wth June, Mr.
'DANIEL T. MegIiERRY, aged 34 years. •
Mr. Mdtherry was formerly p resident of this city,
and has left many relatives and personal friends among
vs to mourn his sadden death. , . .
Foster's lienefit..--We were pleased to observe
• :last evening, that the complimentary benefit
. . •
which had been tendered to Charles Foster, Esq.,
-"'
by his friends inthe excellent dramatic company
which ha's been' perforthing in our Theatre -for
, Sometime past,.was attended by a crowded' and
fcqhionahle house. Thisis a mark of the *ap
preciation in which he is held by our, eitize.ns,
which his talents as an actor, and <his character
• •iis i'gentleman, weltdeserve. - During the long
• and snecessful season, now drawing to a. close,
it has frequently been our pleasing duty to speak
of his abilities in terms, which, though flatter
: ing, were well merited ; and we think we never
• ;kneVr:an'actor that .stood higher in popular es
.
,Natiou, on so short an acquaintance, than Mr.
•Chtcrles Foster. -
~• .
•W hether' carrying out in a correct and elated
, .
• • calmanner, the sublime conceptions of Shake-
. . peare, or engaging in amusing.the audience in
• •
tome humorous character, hia is equaUY at home
. • , • and equallY pleasing. We trust that ho will
- • - succeoil,whereyer he goes. All that he requires
torender.t.at success certain, is a steady per
in the honorable course he has mark
' • eclioutterhiniself, and followed during his en
gagement in Pittsburgh. •-• • • •
,
• Habeas Corp rui.--ra case of habeas corpus came
. tip this morning in the Circuit. Court or the Ifni
. • ted States, before his Minor Judge Irwin.
.• '• • The eel:dors were Edward'. Jones and John
-Ifarpier, of Louisiana, who- had been committed
to jail on Saturday by process of the Circuit
Court; on - the affidavit &c. of Dan Rice. It ap
pears that Herpier - and Jones, equestrians and
gymnicks, IYer() employed last winter in New
Orleans, as performers - in Rice's -circus, at a
pretty high salary. The other Tacts in connec
tion with the case we did not exactly learn. The
affidavit, however, alleged fraud.
Several points arose undei the act of Congress
• of 1839, the Pennsylvania statute of July, 1842,
and the laws of Louisiana. P. C. Shannon, Esq.,
- - counsel for Rice and Whitbeck, argued that the
jurisdietion , was ;undoubted, and the affidavit
sufficient to warrant the Court to hold the relit
- tars to hail or to remand them to prison. He
contended that fraud might arise during the ex
- istence," or hi .the course of . o contract—that
.
whilst an allegation of fraud in the inception of a
contract -was one ground upon • which an arrest
could clearly . be made under the statute of 1842,
yet that was not the only.caso contemplated by
that act. If it were, then all - frauds perpetrated
• daring the' various. stages of contracts, which
oftentimes required years to consummate their
provisions; and were frequently matters of slow
progression, ' were beyond reach of adequate
remedy in such-instances as the present, and
would.be committed with impunity. He further
argued that the gist of these actions was tort,
and that' even in the -State Courts, under the
facts now before this tribunal, a copies might
properly issue. As-to the point made by the
learned counset(llr. Hamilton)' as . to whether it
was lawful for an agent to make the affidavit re
quired by the Penna. statute, that it was enough
.• to say that-the statute itself settled that ques
tion:.. The - words were "Haar by affidavit of the
party, or somcother person or persons.' 'Rut even
• • if the language were not explicit, legal construc
tion would givelhe right. •
Hamilton, who stated his points of argil.:
:meat at the outset replied in a very able man
: • ner, , and relied upon the following view of the
• rase:
That,sunder the laws of the United States, the
respondent had not shown such a case by :Ada
' vtt, os entitled him to haie - a caPias against the
defendants, under the laws of Pennsylvania.
The Judge appeared to favor his idea, and the
.ease was postponed nritil.five o'clock.
. ' 'At five o'clock the Court mot, and his Honor
delivered an. able opinien, which we are sorry
we Cannotfind - room to insert at length. He
'stated:4n substance 'thjit the fault in this case
• 'appeared to'exist in - thi law itself, as passed by
• ,tho . State Legislature..., Acts were sometimes
- passed in too - hurried a manner. It seemed, in
one vieiv`of this case, to bo a hardship .that no
adequate remedy_ existed. If the • affidavit had
• : shown fraud in the inception of the contract,
and the Court could be satisfied on that point,
he would have no hesitancy in the matter. As
it was, he would order the dischrrge of relators
* upon common bail.
. . .
Riotin tilleglieny.—We copy the following ar
ticle from tho Erkterprize of yesterday:
Disgraceful' Factory Rict.—We sincerely re
gret that we are called upon to record another
disgreeful Factory Riot in our city. It is ex
ceedingly }looking to see:human beings, partic
. ularly females, so depraved. We could not
have believed that such • an occurrence would
have taken place, since the result of the riot in
1849,.na's so disastrems. . But 'such is the fact;
a serious assault was made this nuntineupon
the Hope Factory near the Aqueduct • -
• . 'The circumstances, as far as we can learn, are
follows: This morning, . shortly after the
'Penn Mill had started, a steam pipe was bursted
when they were compelled to stop, and the oper
laves kit °WI-when a portion of them, unknown
.to the proprietors of the Penn, proceeded to the
EaglePabtory and joined with the operatives there
' nearly all 'of Vrhom had turned out, at breakfast
lime;lor the " ten hours, a day," - with but little
of ao notice to the proprietors of. the Eagle.—
Front thence they proceeded to the Hope Facto
.. 5y,,,,-and,endeavored to induce the girls in the
Hope taleave their work, and join them ; • and
•fitnling they could not succeed, the girls imme
diately cammenced an attack -upon thb fence
round the Factory; tore the Most of it down and
'threw it - into then:nu:a, uttering the most insul
ting miTdebnsed langlitige as they went along :
The girls, we.believe, were the only actors in
. the scene, and they were led on by two or three
"Captains," one of whom we afterwards saw
pissing the Eagle Factory,-add making use of
very disgFaceful and insulting taunts towards
Ur" proprietors.
This occurrence is much to bu'regretted, when
it is generally, known that the factories, which
render employment to hundreds who would oth
erwise be destitute, crinnbtle kept in, operation
'ten 'hours per day. And at best this is the
most_ erroneous method of accomplishing what
they Wish--nothing
,canle gained by mob-law,
and.we hope, ere Jong •the instigators of this riot
Will see the-error of their ways and -become
peaceable citizens. • • • : •
At half past 8 o'clock thismorning, theilninvr
• dridixis' police were,on the ground, and the riot
; .ere were induced to desist. • • ;••• ,
We learn that a second attack, after the fence
' had tmen put np, was made, but the police kept
-them at bay. The Mayor has sworn" in a hun
dred men to act as policemen. _
We belietre tluit the 'first part of...the above
statement was too trtnt,t but naderstand- that
no second'attack was made. .
,
Tgrg6atter.-41i.
benefit on Friday night, Was; we were present to
nee, well attended. air. Gallagher, who
• has not for some yeare; made his appearance on
the stage, played Virgixtius. This is, as our
readers well know, a most diffidtdt part to per
• form; but Mr. Gallagherplayed it admirably...—.
His acting thrOughout, was most enthusiastical
ly applauded, and surpassed,. 'if possible, the
_ expectations of his numerous friends. He was
'.•
summoned baron) the curtain, at the, close of the
.;•,parforniance L and in .a brief but appropriate ad
exPiessed.laisthanks,.tuad his hopes, that,
,on some other occasion; lemight appear befoie
that generous public, who had so kindly receiv
.•
act - higtitfoita to please them. Mr. Gallagher con
;.eluded;' on behalf of the members of the .com
ppsny, Aipi.aome other friends, bypresenting.M,r.
.Taudeson a magnificent gold , watch and
• seals,' which were received by the latter gentle.-
xnaa; initivery feeling little speech.
_
Nagor'a Offue:,—Six ` . .common ...cases: were
brought before his honor Mayor Guthrie, yes
terday morning. - Two were accused of drunk
enness—two of disorderly conduct and drunken
nesi--one or disorderly conduct, and one of va
grancy. Three had mouey - .enaugh remaining,
after their several sprees, to pay their fine 4 and
were suffered to
. go • their-way, rejohling. Tit l e
funds of :the otherSheingexhausted, they - were
sent to board at the public . expense, for a few
days, on Mount Airy. , • 3, • 3
• • Arujersos Strut.—"-the loier-toiation.of Aznieti
son rtreet, in Allegheny city, 'has jtust .been
miribly viva and• graded. All that is reqnipitt
.nors; - to render-it a tine thoroughfare, ;is . a pen
orp4c -4ves4avalit4l,
• ilfethaisice Wagazine.-4,liner & Co. No. 82
Smithfield Street , have received AppletOn's Me
chanics' Magazine and Engineers', Journal, for
July. "This periodical has rdreadfsecuredfor
itudr the rank of the best popular journal for
practical men in the mechanical arts. said soien
.ctes that'onr country has prixinced." The terms
are three dollars a year, or twenty-five, cents a
No. 88 Dictionary of Mechanics, Engine Work
and Engineering, pnblishecl by the Appleton;the American
_Whig Review‘for July; and Nos.
42, 43 and 44 of . Shakspeare's Poetical Works.
All of the above are for.sale at Miner's.:
,
Or At a meeting of the Fire Wardens, held
on last Saturday evening in the Neptune Hall,
the following officers were elected:
Pruddent=Michael Keenan, of the Eagle.
rice do—David Eitzaimmons of the Vigilant
Trecuurer—Thos. A. Rowley; Good Intint.
Seeretary—Wth. Williams, Engle.
Ist Marsha/--Robt. McKean, Neptune.
2nd do:-4no. Shore, Good Intent.
8d do—Win. - MeGlaughlin, Allegheny.
liy.---Pools of stagnant water are lying in
the middle of some: of. the streets in the Fourth
Ward, Allegheny. They are covered with a
green scum,_and the odor, which they - emit is
most offing - me. They will be very like to bring
trickness on the inhabitants in the neighborhood
unless they are filled np. The. Street Commis
sioner should attend to it at once.
Mistake.—Thomas Carney , was yesterday
brought before Mayor Guthrie, accused of hav
ing taken a pair of„ pantaloons, the property of
Patrick Belly. He proved conclusively, howev
er, that be had purchased them 'from a Mr. Mc-
Farren, and was honorably discharged.
Theatre.--The new Extravaganza made quite
a hit last evening, and will be repeated to-night
for the benefit of. Mr. Phillips, with other excel
lent entertainments. Remember this is positive
ly the last night of the season, and crowd the
house on the occasion.
- Con tractor lined.—The contractor for building
a house on Fifth street, was yesterday fined ten
dollars by Mayor Guthrie for having a Taint
open, to the danger of people passing by.
MainStred.—A number of workmen are busi
ly engaged in grading and paving Main street in
Allegheny. '
Unpleasant.—The water in the canal basin has
now an abominable smell. It should be let off,
or it may cause Biala:teas.
2tuttion Octles.
SCOTT & OTIS,
AUCTIONF.F.RS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
61 naIN PUERT, ST. Wing, 1(ISS071:1.
HAVING beta engaged in the above business for the
last six years, to ihis city, would respectfully so
licit consignments of Goods, to be sold in this market,
either for Auction or private sale — particularly Glass
ware, Hardware and Dry Goods; and will make liberal
advances on'.all kinds of Goods consigned us for sale
here. . .
Sill refer to !deist* !levee*, Roe .B Co.:E. E. Vie.
ler, Wm. D. Weed a. Co., Jobn J. Anderson & Co., R. H.
Stnne,Elquire fr:Reed, Brownlee, Homer te. Co., Larkin
Dearer. Saint Louie • Butler .2. Brothers , Cincinnati;
George ISPLuIn, Pittetitugh. . .
P. frPKE BINA. auotSoneer.
ATALUABLE REAL ESTATE Air. Avon,.—On
V Monday, July 7. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. tcilt
be sold at the Court House, in the City of Pittsburgh, by
order of the Orphans' Court, all the remaining Real Ps.
tate belonging to tile estote of Ration Christy, Erp , de.
ceased. Stony of these lots are admirably located and
highly improved, and offer advantages to pareharers
rarely met with.
• —ALSO—
On Tuesday, the F.th,M 10 o'clock, A. M , on the pre
mises, near Woods' Iron Workr, Fare Mill Hun, and
fronting the tootith of the Allegheny ricer, sundry deal.
rattle Lot•, admirably located for building purposes.
On Wednesday. the 9th, at In o'clock. A. •91 , on the
premises, Boyd's Hill, 3110,t110 Bricks, in lots to suit pur•
chasers ; elso, 3 hories, I tilt wagon and harness, cots,
short,every thin_g neeessary and appertninitg to
a VOlrl•regututed Brick Yard.
At the same time And place will be sold the anexpited
Lease of two lots of land. having dz years lo run from
April next. One, situated in the Sista Ward, Is improv
cuL buvirg a house and other improvements thereon. —
subject to an. annual rent of 1315,00 ; the other is in te
Eighth Ward, unimproved, and subject to an annual
rapt of $3,90.
' —ALSO—
An Friday, the 1145, at 10 o'etoek. A. M.. on the pre
mises, Duncan - aura, 'Seventh Ward, a number of val
uable Building Lots, fron'ing on said street and adjoin
lag the properly of 1: N. McClowry. F.ll —a plan o
which can be seen at Ale Kenna's Auction
'Perms at sale. 014 . 1,1 P- fdeIEPISINA, Auct'r.
. _ _
p. dl. DAVl~OaUoaee~.
SCYTHES, HARDWARE, DRUGS, tcc,, az A custom.
On Wednesday afternoon, July 0, at 2 o'clock, at the
Said Rzoms, corner of Wood arid Fifth streets, wilt be
.sold-40 doz gra.e ,eytbea,6 dcz airs, thumb latches,
mill saw and inward kle/, ke.; t. casc assorted Drugs,
comprising lunar caustic, Ipecac, cantlarides, gamboge,
redprecipitate, sublimate, rhul:.arti root, Ike.
P.M. DAVIS. Auer.
•
W. O. EI•V eitTNIGY. Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALES.—WiII be sold on Thursday next,
July ltah, at ID o'eloek in the forenoon, at M'Cart
ney'e Auction House, a large assortment or Dry Goods,
fancy articles and bonnet ribbo ts.to clop, consignment
At 2 o'clock in the afternoon, male may, I? bait Palm
Soap, assorted sizes and qualities ; alto s bbls N
. jcil • W. G. lIITAKTNEY, Ann's.
--
Hiringl Lire Insumanee Company,
OF NEW von.
CAPITAL, $1,250,000.
_
COLUMBUS INSURANCE COMPANY.
• FIRE AND MARINE.
-
CAPITAL, $300,000. • .
Ug- Office for the above Companies in the Wirebionse
of 1... S. Waterman A Sons, No. it Water 'Meet.
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Notice R.D. ust•lsciN;. - 4ra.
to Creditors. •
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, SS.
_s
In the matter -of the In the Court of
( :c ,_ voluntary i f tssignmatt Common Pleas
of Aliegbeny Co.
.*. '!"- tf.., ' ;'V . Zebulon K o inzey, A. G. Nn. 40, October
*:-..5:y.- ... „./ Reinhart Assignee. Term, taf.O.
The account of the said assignee having been Bled
upon the prayer of the assignee, the Court makes the
following olden :
let. That the occoent of the said assignee be con•
• P.J. That enlist exceptions ate filed on the said ac
count on' or before ttie 4th Monday of July nezt, the
SIM be confirmed •annolutely. rit,d that notice of this
order be given la the Port and Journal Illtwepapery. pub
lished lu the city.or Pittsburgh, for three weeks belore
the final hearing. By the Court, from the Record •
GEO. rt. HAYS,
inSetatv • Prothonotary.
_ Notice to Creditors.
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, SS.
rt .r. ee in the nuttier of the in the Court of
voluntitry itsgsnment Co.t.pon Pleas,
\.!!-:-.:1!:: 2 9,f Mcßride ntd Mcßee; No . 51 June
TeTali
• ban. - )
And now to wit, - June 2.3th.V.t.31, John McCullough,
acting assignee of the said . Mcßride and McKeehan,
having on the 21st last., filed the supplemental and fi nal
account of the issigneci in the above case, It is ordered
'that the same be confirmed Nisi, and that unless excel).
lions are tiled on or before the 4th Monday of July next,
the same, will be confirmed absolutely, and that notice
of this order be given in the Post ana Journal newspa
pers, published in the'city of Pinsburgh, for three weeks
oefore.the day of final hearing. •
.By the Court, from the Record,
GEORGE S. HAPS.
ie3o-2w. • . Prothonotary.
sai• of Valuable Iron Works, Negroes,
Mules. &c.
BY VIRTUE of a decree of the Chancery Court at
Clarksville, Tennessee. I will sell, at the Louisa
Furnace, in Montgomety. County, State of Tennessee,
on Monday, the 13th day of October, tesi the Fornare
known as the Louisa Furnace and the Mount Vernon
Furnace. These two Furnaces will be sold together,
with all the lands attacked and ad;ointug thereto, amount
lag to some 20,000' awes. And on the same day,at the
same place, I will sell a valuable Negro Man, John Cat
:ter, a founder, together with bin wife and children.
• On Wednesday, he 15th day at October, 1851, 1 will
sell, at the late residence of Rob . Rav i
er. n Montgom
ery Co , Tennessee, the IRON PROPERTY, known as
the Tennessee Furnaeo and the Water Forge, on Rae
-ton's Creek, with all the lands adjoining and attached
thereto, connoting of several thousand acres.
• TERMS—The real estate will be sold on a credit of
one, two, three and four yeira. Notes with 'good secu
rity requ ired of tht 'purchaser, and a lien retained 'on
the property for the payment of the purchase money.
The negroes will be geld ou 'a credit of one, two and
three years. Notes with good seeurity required.
P. PRIESTLEY, C. & M.
SALE OF MULES, WAGONS, ere. •
1 will, as the Adger of
.R.c.bt. Baxter, sell at the Louisa
Furnace. in Dlommamery County. Tenn.. on the 14th day
of Oct., 1831, all the personal property of the said Robt.
Baxter, belonging to said. Furnace, consisting of about
75 Mules, Wagons, Scrap bleat ! and Stock on hand, on
'a credit of twelve months. . .
1 will aim sell, on tha 14th day of October, 1851, at
the late residence of Robt. Batter, . in Montgomery
County. Tenn.,about 30 Mules. Horses. Cattle, HOWC
hold and Kitchn Furniture t gether with all Personal
Property of said Robt. Baxter, on a credit of 12 months.
Bond and linearity will be required on all BUMS over 810.
The sale at each plgeewill. continati from day to day
till al; the property Is sold. . ROUT. BAXTER,
in3o:twtd ••' Adm'r.
Transparent Windoiv Shade' Factory.
• 48 IRWIN STREET,
(sertima PICO 'iiNto tottery vrearro).
y IST OF • SHADES on head and made at'alllimes to
AA order— ' . • '
34,4-4, 56
4 and -4 Buff Shades, plain and bordered ;
Transparent green do;
. Duk ;
Landscape Shades of every style;
• Moonlight do do do; •
'Gothic and biessitinto, of new style ;
•
STOKE SHADES of anycolor, win, Lettering or De
signing. OIL CLOTHS on hand.
• Also, a lot qf SILVDE-THISISIINGS—compIete at 25
cents. per • shade.. 117Fe6etains hang on reasonable
P. 8.--Fidlens will do well to cell at the Factory, be:
TorOpuichaaiag &Sentare.
apriB.lm • E. R. REftNAN.
Tit THE MATTER Voluntdr y assignment of
1 /tunes S. Adams,Bhoe hie reh an t i of the Caper PAM
. . -
burgb aa‘ :
Tcreedlota'and debtors AStltunes S. Adams mill
take nonce that a deed araulipment for. the benefit of
credhois,datedlatieMlf, 1851,Aps been executed to the
aadetalinied r wha will settle the business of sold Adapts.
• WILLL6III4.BI6IER,
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AMY navuref OF TOE 111ARKIM.
: • 01717CX OP Stra DAILY .htt)lteg ma Ton,
. . - Ziesday', - July test. $
ye s t er d a y th e w i a th e i is With an occasion.
"tdaPrlnkling iar rain; not sufficient, however, to lay the
duet. Busineis - generally was inactive.. We have no
operation of note to notice. r _•...
ABMS—Sales of some few caaks Soda . it lorriter
nues 7 -51. . . .
BACON—We note salespf about 15 hhds 'Shoulders
end Hams at 8.107.f0r Shoulder,. and 84. for linnis. -
tierces
1 1J su R g —lieipts w
cure dar ee item ere sidi°i°l.
Fmoderate . I) . y river, mostly,
however, consigned. The sales on the wharf Were qu ite
light. Among the saleirwe give 98 bbis at $3,13, and 25
do at 83,18. Several small lots reported at the same rate.
OILS--le this article therein no change; we therefore
omit quotations. • , •
TOBACCO-Sates reported of 7 hhdii Kentucky Leaf
•
BEESWAX—SaIes of 400 lbs at'..
4GRO CEart.re have nothing special to note In
Groceries. The transactions are quite limited. We note
sales of 6 !Ms Sugar at 04; 40 bags Coffee at 940.01.—;
Molasses oentinics firtriat 30OM.
CO11111=13) DAILY DT
noon & Sargent, Exchange Bankera,
Cotner qf Wood and Sizthstrew, PituburgA.
PENNSYLVANIA;
Pittsburgh Bunts par
Philadelphia "
Browasville " • •••• • • "
Backs comity "
Chester Co. (new Issue) "
Columbia Bndge Co.• • • "
Dawrille " • " .
Delaware co. " •
Doylestown " ••• •„--•
Batton
Germantown "
Lancaster Banks
Lebanon " •
Montgomery CO.
Northumberland. "
Pottstralc
Rending " -
Schuylkill Co."
Washington " •
West Branch " -
Wyoming
Oarlittle
Chamberburg .
Hetifsburgh••
Hanisburg • •
Honesdale• • • •
Middletown
Waynesburg • •• •
York thinks. •• ••
Relief Notes
United States Bank la
Allegheny City Scrip • • •par
Allegheny Co. •• • • prem
Pitteburgh City " .•• pat
NEW YORK.
New York City • • ...... Pm.
Country Banks
NEW JERSEY. •
All Solvent Banks
DELAWARE.
All Solvent Lanka par
Small Notes
MARYLAND.
Baltimore thinks •- pia
Conntn , Banks
VIRGINIA. ••- *
Dk of Vs. and Branches /
Fanners' Bk & !Stanches
Valley Bk and Branches
Exchange Bk & Branch's
Wheeling Bank). ' I
do
NEW ENGLAND. I
Ail Solvent Banks
PASSAGE from. LIVERi'OOb, LONDON and GLASGOW.
41:44:.Z. 1 4 - 11 f:: W VOR
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AND FitoH UV HAMM TO NEW ORLBANS. RAI.
TIMORg, BOSTON, CHARLESTON AND
- SAVANNAH DIRECT.
TAPSCOTT & 00.96
General Emigration and Foreign .E.r.llVinge Offita.
iIIIE undersigned having accepted the Agency . of 1 he
1
above well Snown House, is prepared to bring r at
Passengers from the Old Cou ry,ou 1114 favorable terns
es any other House in the City.
Passages can be engaged lit the following
calling punctually on'the days appointed -
SWALLOW TAIL. Line la Ives Liverpool on the 6 th
and Slst of each Month.
REDSTA.RLIIVE leaves Liverpmal on the 2GM of
each month
THE. Z LINE lesves Liverpool Twice a blonth.
TLIE LONWON LINE of•Peckets sells from Lot.don
on the 6th,13111 4 215t and Seth of every Month.
THE CLYDE, LINE of Glasgow Packets Sails (rem
GLASGOW on the lii and 15th of each txiOnth. • .
Atao—A weekly Line of Packets (or New Orleans.
(J 7 Passengers sniped front New York to any pert of
the -West.
cu-Thr Senior Partner resides iu Liverpool, and vit.
penutends the emharcation of alt passages engaged in
this Country.
P.S. Perseus &stirring of visiting the 01J Country
can have their passage engaged through (ruin Pitts.
burgh, by applieatiou either personally or by letter,
(post paid) to the oaderslgned. ,
PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK.
Can be had at very reduced rates by applying to the
undersigned Agent for the Edema. Taprcott, of New
York._ • JAhlliS tiI.AKF:LV,
State [Mutual Mire linsamance Utanspe
DR.ANCII OFPICF.,SI SMITIMICLD at. Mammas t,
Piusbergh,"2llety 1at,133 t.
riNUEbestevidenee of the success of the Director in
1 endeavoring to stake the t.STATD MUTUAL nRE
INSURANCE COMPANY* meet the wants of the
community, is the unparalleled amount of busicest,
which has been done—having issued 7.900 P ill:
cies during the past year, thereby adding over 8130,1.100
to the funds of the company. Needy all the property
insured I. Of the safest kind, In small risks, and a large
proponnin insured loran'? one year.
Whole No Policies issued
do do expired, terminated • &
canceled
do do in force
Amount of Property insured
do Canceled, termlnatedand ex.
pired 201,79.9
do do in force•• • ..... • • 87,494.691
.do Premium Notes ......... ---• 79,670,37
do Caneeled,termintted,expr'd, 037,t0
do In force ••• •—• • ............ 8711,08r,n
do Cash Premiums received••-•*•51,337,14 •
do do canceled • —•• • 1:14.4
Whole amount of losses and expen
ses paid 23,411,45
Balance in favor of the Co ,in cosh, 011 . 4::1,45
To city or country merchants, and owners or dot:su
ing', and Isolated or country property, it it belie, ed
his company affords advantages loponitc.f.cheapn-ss,
safety and security, Inferior to no Insurance Comp-my
ar. this country.
Conducted on the equitable nod greatly improved s ye
tem of Classification of Risks, excluding all *pc oil
hazards, insuring only a limited amount in any one lo
cality, than precluding the frequency and occurrenc , at
large fires, and also, on both the Stack and Mutual pi tn,
it not only possesses the cheapness and accotnmodal:on
of both methods, but cantles the insured ton partition
tiOn in - the profits. •
It is under the control of the following Directors: 4.
P. Rutherford. A'. J. GM In, John U. Packer, Samos, T.
Jones. Alonzo A.Carrier, Philo C. Scdg wick, ',Rob trt
Elott,Stnnuel Jones, John P. Rutherford. . .
- .5 P. RUTHERFORD,
A. J. GILLETT, Scey..
A. A. CARiltl4 Actuary. • • .
lil:l3.—A Scrip Dividend of fifteen per cent.. en
ring policies has been declared by the Directors, on. ts
now receivable at this Office for renewals, or redeen a
ble In cash at the cod of nluety daYs. •
moll:New A. A. CARRIER..Oen,.
FOR SALF,—A new and comfortable
LINO HOUSE, No.llo Congreai atrect*Sizth
Ward, containing lux rooms. sett finiehed: Pop
session given immediately if required. For further ia
formation enquire on the premium or of
je2t . TitOMAS.LO%VRY.
rito LET.—A DIVELLING HOUSE, contain.
ing 9 or 10 rooms, in good repair, on Federal
street, Allegheny City: Hydrant In the jrad„i f fl
which is large enough . for a garden. Rein !oar, and
possession given Immediately. '
E. D. OAZZAM, Liberty Street,
near the corner of Third.
jr2o:tf
EF.S R. JONES respectfully Informs city merchants
.1.1 and the publio genet/My, that he has opened a
Wholesale Ibbaceo, &tuff and Cigar Manofactory,
N 0.137, Front street,one door southwest of B. A: Fahn.
estocic's Drug Store. where be hug now in store and for
sale a large and general assortment of the most approv
ed Virginia human Tobacco, a !elect assortment of fine
imported Cigars of the choicest brands, and to htels fine
cigar Leaf: All .kince of Kentucky tobacco manufac
tured to order with care and dispatch; 'Orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to. -• •
'B. R. JONES.
ar - 7 - wu - 1:1 1 : — 011ei . , • -
!atVRTRRINARY SURUKON.
Office at Rods Patterson's Livery Stables; on
Fourth street, between Wood and•Smithfieldi
•
Grant Street, between Seventh and Eighth Sta. ,
VIANUPACTURER ZVI, I G Ill' N 1 N RODS of
Di superior materials; style and quality. Ile invites
the attention of people of town' and country, On CH..
left at his shop; at the Eagle hotel, Liberty street, Or at
John B. McFadden's, Market street, will meet with
prompt attention. PCTISORB at a distance can have them
ready 6tted (and shipped) to pat up -themselves, on the
most favorable terms. -
Refers to—Wm.Dilvvotth, Manchester Noble;
David Irwin, John B. McFadden. • )v4tivrdat tws
Impartmat and ntoresslng.
TO House heeperF Furniture Dealore, Ratiroad.Com•
ponies, Hotel Keepers, Military Companics,klulgine
Companies, Cabinet and Plano Forte Maker., &c., he.
McCONBIES' COMPOUND RKSTORATIVE. This
Compound has entirely superseded all other articles
berctofons used for similar purposes; wherever it has
been introduced. It tells its own story . ,.and only re.
Quires to be u led to prove, to this most incredulous, its.
superiority over any other article ever before used for
cleaning and 'restoring to their original beauty and Jos :
Ire all utucles of Varnished or Polished Furniture.
The above Compound we 'use lu our own business,
and 'guarantee it to bent' that the proprietor recommends
it to be. Bold Wholesale and Retail by
RYAN & MCKEE,
jy4 Ryan's-Buildings:
CHANCE: FORA SPECULATION:—FortaIs--LA
desirable property of about 3 acres of Land; 'situ
ate in Use pleasant.vtllage of Stewartsville; about no
miles from the City, on the Eastern Road, having the•
following valuable improvements: One 2 story brick
house, 44 feet by 50, arith, a kitchen and dining room
added, and porch in front—now occupied as a tavern,
with a good share of the traveling business ;.a smoke
house; spring house, barn, stable, Ice ttory
frame house, 70 tent long, for two &rallies and a sad
dler's shop ; also, a story frame house and log house , —
each of the above has a large gaoled;' a sniith and leak.'
on maker's shop—till now under rent, and would answer
well for manufacturing . purposea, having an abundance
of coal. The whole will be sold for S4UOO. • ;
S. L. CUTHBERT, General Agont,
50, Southfield street.
Turtle, Eels end Halibut i.
JUST received at BENNETTS. "OUR HOUSE." Di
amonigalley, &fine GREEN TURTLE,whieh will be
served up on Wednesdap ;Also,* anpply of EELS and
s 41.101),Ti. now nay for the table. . tie2d
Ohslf bblg. lor sale 6.4 m.
• COMMEROLIL
BANK NOTE LIST.
State Bk and Branches •
Other Solvent Dinka- •• • *
Rk of. Sand inky , 75
Granville ....... —• •50
Norwalk ' 50
Urbanna 50
Wooster 75
INDIANA.
,State Bk and Branches
ILLINOIS.
State Bank Branch GO
Bk.of.lllinois - 75
KENTUCKY.
All Solvent Banks• • • —•
MISSOURI.
tat nebee •
AN.
StAvent Banks 5
• WISCONSIN.
Marine 4 Flits Ins. Co. at
Alilarankte 5
• - •,• TENNESRI F..
-
All Solvent llnnki 3
.NORTH CAROLINA.
All solvent Banks --
ROUTH CAROLINA.. If
All SoWont
GEORGIA. .
All Solvent Banks
ALABAMA.
, •
All Solvent Banks • 5
;LOUISIANA. • •.- "
All Solvent Bankti-....•••• • • II
•.E.XOIIANOES.
New . York •.. •, Ivrea'
Philudeliihia ' , • u!
1 Baltimore - i'. '
! Cineinn vti • • . 1 Ais.'
I Louisville ". • I u •
It. Louis ' la ". •
VALVE: OF COINS.
American Gold (new). par.
do do (oldl-Sprem.
Sovercigns 8 4.. E
i
Gainerui 6,00
Pteeerierdoers• •• • • 7,60
Ten Thaler's— 7,60
Ten Gulidera,.`-• •••• 3, 0
Loa d'or . • ..... • 4,25
Napoleons 3AO
Doubloon!, Patriot•• • 15,75
do Spanish.• 10,25
Dacata 9.13
...
Corner : olBlldt and 1.11. e ny rtrceis.
(' 2 nd Monk Pinaburkh
AM,
EMII
,
~= t
RlMlmfflmts.
palm or iTirsuuus .
2 222 . 2 21 =km WAT4RITI TIM ClllOllll.
'Steamer Michigan No.e, Balm kie,, Lve r. .
Antique, Parkinscru, Brownsville.
• ; Redstone, Woo( ward, Brownsville.
. J. 14 , Kee, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
" Beaver, Gordon, Beaver. •
" Fashion No . ^, Peebles, Elizabeth.
" Thomas Bhriver i _Balley„ Wes; Newton.
" Julia Deem McVagyZanesville.
" Gossamer, Klinefelter, - Cindincan. •
DEPAR FED:
Redstone,WoodWard; Brownsville
- " Atlantic,Parkinson, do •
:. J. rip gee, Rendricinion, McKeesport.
Michigan No. 2 ,Boies,tteaver,
Beaver, Gordon; Beaver.
'Fhoma.s Shriver, Bailey, Wee{ Newton
• Turcarcrra, Poe, Wheeling. •
Heroine, Gonwell, Wheeling. ,
Magnet, Dexter. llockingporz'
" Gov. Melo, Shank,- Galllpolis.
Clara Fisher,.Gordon,
. .
The river at Louisville commeneva 'welting alowlyian .
the morning of the l at inst., and•up to dark on the same
day had risen 2 inches. There are now 4 feet water in
the mouth of the canal, and 20 inches on the falls. •
The ciuthtnrai Carnm•reiat learns that there has been
more contracts for boat building at that place this sea
son, than over before for 10 years.
The ?leer at points below Met fails; is very low, and
there were. leas than 5 feet water on the principal bars.
The Chancellor, at Louisville on the let from New Or
leans, reports a number of boats aground, with bui
4 feet water at French Inland .bar;
The brusitsippi at St Louis on the 2/th ult. fell, •
be
tween seven in the morning and twelve at noon, moat
two inches, but from twelve tiltsix ia the afternoon, it
rose one Inch, and at the latter hour was still rising. Its
extreme fall from the highest paint wife twenty-one
Inches. - The latest appearznces trullented a further rise
of several inches. • •
Th e m 4 d i son c o w*, leant+ that two light draught
steamers are to be pat in the mail line between Louis
ville and Cincinnati, in a few aalai in place °film Bea
Franklin and Tele/MAI. "
For Noir Orleans. •
The splendid uew iteinterEL'EPTIANT,
Have, Natter, will leave for the above and
nil intermediate ports, on the first rise of
water. For freight or peeves° npply on board, or to
ly I ago. B. MILTENBERGER, Arent •
. • Mondlay.Pneket for Wheeling.
' THE new and vplendld steamer HERO-
Iv& W. .9. Corrwatx., Masterovili make
her first trip on MONDAY next. and there
after run rcgalar as above, in place of the Diurnal.
For freight or paivage apply on board. . MOD
Friday Cincinnati Packet.
Tile: new and elegant steamer IRFsNR
No. 2, G. I...lll'CtrwOrt, Master, has taken
the place of the Clipper No. ton the lino of
..Puekete, and will leave every FRIDAY, at 10 A. M., for
the above and Intermediate ports. Forst:might or par.
sage apply on boiird. • ' Del 9
ssss alookilngport.
• .
TusDne steamer PACIFIC, ZANOUR MAI.
TIN ' will leave for the above and intermedi
ate ports every 12fUR8DAY at 4 o'eloet, P. M.
For freight or passage, apply on board, of to
• .T. WOODS & SON,
, n .,10 .N 0.61 Water et. and 63 Front at.
W edursday Packet for Clnclianstl.
ff Tiv new 'and that running steamer CIN
CINNATI, BrasilmortAxMatter, will !GEMS
regolorty every Wiraionat. . .
ror freight or panne go, applyva board, or to .
inar:lo it44ILTENBF.RUCR.
Alle‘Okeisillitirer.Vrade.•
REOULAti NELIN PACKETS
- TuaLue te '
No. 2, c.pt! 1%-12,,ei5tk1.414/.:43T1, urLLE
e eny wand for Vrunklin every l6;4 •Le Ane
nt 4Y. M. ..,. .4,10 27turseRly,
. .
The hoe steamer ALLMIETtI'IvBELLENo 3 Capt.
Jona Hansa, leaves the Allegheny wharf for Fran
flu, everyTuatta y and Friday, 414 P.M.
. For Freight or Paissago, VP'S , ' lkiard. lmar2o
The Eighth freml.Ashisival Sale
'CIF DRY GriG n US at the One "Price Store or A. A.
kJ MASON & CO., Nos. Ot & G 4, Market street. Pitts;
burgh, will commence on Thurrday,lone 26th 1851, and
continue through the month of July. Their Wholesale
Rooms will be opened to the Retail trade, and every ar
ticle throughout the establishment will be sold et an Im
mense reduction trom .utual prices. having recently
made citenaive purchases.. their. assortment will be
found very choice and desirable.
Their stock of Silks, comprising more than 500 pieces,
will be dieted oat at an almoner, discount from usual
prices.
Good Dress Silks 116 low as - Ti 1650 cis.
Silk Poplins, clie 025
hest Berege De Laine., • • 181.
Fast colored Lawns,
Fine French do led
Fine Yrinted Berege., 18/0125
. Firm French /sconce. . • 101025
000 pea French and English Gingham+, ID Ohni .
Black Alpacas,
IMO yards Bonnet Ribbons, at 8
500 Wrought Collars, - • . - -
Fast colored Calicoes. . ' • • Ot ,
100 cases English and American do; S 010
and h
300 eases and . - bales of Sleuthed and Brown Nat.
/ins at manufacturers prices; •
ALSO—Lacer,
_Embroideries. Trimmings, Illosiery an d
Gloves, Linen, Vhito Goods, &limos, Shawls. Cloths,
&c., tuzether with an' immense variety of all kinds of
Dry Goods-sll of which will be method down to oven
less than Eastern wholesale prices.
ja2s • • •• .A. A. MASON Et. CO
BlLenufActery,
SIGN OF THH GOLDEN sADM,E,
No. 132, Wood street, Pittsburgh.
A 1101.STFIN resyeetfully informs his friends and
A
. the public that he keeps on band a large stock of
SADDLES. liAßNkta. TRUNKS, CARPIi.7I' BAGS,
• tee.. ice , of his own manufacture, of the very best de
scription: lie invites tilinnera and all those nailing WO
"Clay to ititc.brm a Call. Remember the place,-.-.N0.12t,
Wood street, sign of the Go'tlen saddle. je24:tf
Weiahes and Jewelry.
• CHEAPEST IN THE .CITY—At
11001Y.S NEW .1 Eny_f LR V 5T0RE,1420 2 49 . 3
.)- o ze n us ki a ar i lle strev . We w a o i ra tt f n a t y.to th e• Mu
pared to sell FP NE tVATii c liffra ' nd Y rieh ar7ie are re
fashiona
ble GOLD JEWELRY at the wholesale prices, and at
from 10 to 60 per: cent. below nay other establishment
west of the moustains. We have such arrangements
with the maaufactarers of the east, that we are able to
get all of our goods first-banded, and by so doing we
save about 10 per cent, on prime cost; and then, our ex
ponies are /OW. As we wish to secure a large amount
of trade we will sell goods at a vmy small profit, and
warrant them as represented when sold.
Please call and examine the Goods and prices, at No
51 Market street, HOOD'S JEWELRY STORE. Oslo.
576.419
PRIMING ANL, WitnePlN • rArtits
-350 reams Med., Rag and Straw Weaving Paper ;
• " Crown " '
GD “ Double Crown " u•
60 " " Medium"
1'23 " assorted IlLadilla.`) '.
Fo ~ Shoe . . ''" • "
•18 " superior Port Mc* Papty .
lUD " Doable Med/midis...37 PnaUng Paper;
100 " .Itriperial : 22k - 12 "
24x3 "
The above, with a Lot of odd Mire of papers, for sale
at the lowest prices, by W.B. HAVEN,
Stationer and Paper Dealer,
je27 corner of Market and Second sta.
-- beanies", /Vanes In the Head,
And, all DizagreeaOle Ititeherrete from the Ear Speeds!,
and f'erinanendy Atnratred.
DR. HARTLEY, Principal Aurlit of the New York
Eve nod Ear Surgery, and of 64 North' Eleventh
street, Philadelphia, bas decided to prolong his stay a
short time longer
Until further notice, the Doctor may be consulted in
Rebecca street,' Allegheny City, the first three story
brick Dwelling House beyond the School House.
. The Dintot feels assured that Ms Patients in Pittsburgh
will enjoy a pleasant walk to the sister city, and for their
especial accommodation, be will extend bis hours of
consultation ut the above place, from B.A, 111, to 8 I'. M.
.Thirteen yearn close and almost undivided attention
to this.branch of special prastice, has enabled him to re
duce his Deanne MOO such a degree of tweets, as to find.
the most confirmed and obstinate eases yield, by a
steady attention to the means prescribed. . Vella(
Valuable Poems and Towle Property
FOR SALE.
XHE subscribe offersto. sell, at privatesale,twovery
valuable Carms,adjacent to the village of Marys.
le,lit Westmoreland counly,eighteen milesfromPitts.
burgh on the NortbernTurnpike.
•Ua unberouccontalun emu tonebundred and fiftyacrea
-ronehandred orwhich is cleated. About fifty acres is
firstrate bottocrt—a part more in meadow. Thebuildings
arc a large frame dwelling house and kitchen , a large
bank barn, and other out bildings; and has ab outi fifty
tierce of finely timbered laud,aud a thriving apple or
chard.
Numbertwo contains one hundred end fifty. acres—
about one hundred cleared—twenty of it excellent bot
tom meadow, andthe balance thickly covered with fine
timber. On it is erected a comfortable dwelling house
and barn, and a wising peach orchard. There are a
number ornever falling springs elf encellentwater, on
each of the above farms..
AstliesefanasnreconveaienitothePittsburghtuarket
and surrounded by meetirriiltouses,rnillsand acboolhou...
ses,ilnd withit half a mile of the Pennsylvania Rail
Road i thoy afford an opportunity fora profitablelavest
ruent in real estate, seldom to he met with. •
Also, Thirtp:tbree acres of land in theta:are ofthe vil
lage of Bolivar, in Vpotmorelaod‘ county,onthe Penn.
eylvanioeanal,on which arc erectedthreesmalldwell
tug houses awl a barn.
Also,Tbree hundred and scocuty-fiveactesofvaluable
timberland, on the west sidu of Tub hlillCrcek,nearthe
village ofßolivar. This land abounds with stone coal,
fin brick clay and. Iron ore The whole or any part of
the above property.will be sold low for cush. •
For (unite rpnitisulars gallon the subscriber in Nur
r!er4 0 • 11 1 JAMES hIURRY
YOWthatta —1 hos
A: elegant preparation, be rides its superior claim as a
summer Beverage. has the advantage over all other
Compounds ; IR being decidedly. Medicinal. It corrects
cldlty, relieves Nausea, Ileartbrun t Cremp and Flats
le••cy. promotes Appetite and Digestion, and predates
rho best effects. in derangements o f the Urinary Organs.
For sale by ; A. JONES, •
lin3ol . Char. Liberty and Hand.
Compound Syrup of Yellow Dock Root,
OCCUPIES the front rusk among the proprietary
medicines ot- this country for completely curing
Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas; and all other diseases
arising - from an impure state of the blood. Also, 'Live r
Complaint, Catarrh, DisPePsint Headaches Dizziness,
Coughs, Soreness and Tightness about the &est; Bron
hor Hoarseness, Dryness, and h tickling formation
c ab i'" '
about the Throat; and isused with' unprecedented rue
cert. In all cases of ' • • • -
FEMALE WEAKNESS AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone to the
various organs, and intiganumg the entire system.
If the testimony of thousandadf living witnesses, froin
all parts of the country, can be relied won,. it is sinpt
larly efficacious la caring aLI Humors, add minoring de
bilitated and broken down constitutions. :It is purely
'vegetable in is composition, and so= accurate!) , com
bined In its proportions that the ehemicali botanical-and
medical properties of each Ingredient harmoniously
Unite to PURIFY TILE BLOOD. •• . - ,
It has removed many'chronic diseases wide:Ana baf
fled the skill of the best physicians, and hits also cured
Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and Scrofula, which
Sarsaparilla Syrups entirely failed to,make the least hit
pression upon. . .
It has been tested in many eases of CANCEROUS
HUMORS. ytie moat obstinate Cancers have been
-cured by 'biomedicine. We say that it is a maluable.
Medicine in all BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.. Ii removes
nil obstractiOn in the circulation, renderirg, the-Liver
free, active and healthy. It removes Palpitation of We
Heart, and relieves in all eases of Asthma, and may be
used in all climates, and at all remona of the year. 1
This Syrup is prepared only by C. MORSE, & CO., at
102 Fountain Sweet, Providence. IL I_, and sold. whole,
sale and retail, by . 9. N. WICKER/MASI, ;•
Only Agent for Western' Peuzsylvania,
I,Yarettousei ear Wood and Sixth ata., ritt.bni
• TVS? RECEIVED at Wilkins Hail, a fresh au t y
El. RALTBDT. ' jy2j JOHN W AL EH
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TELEGRAPHIC.;
Bir THE O'REILLY LINZ
FROM CiLIFOBNIA.
Nsw Yous, July 7.
The'Empire City , fiom Chagres the 28th ult.,
with California mails and over a million and a
half in gold dust, arrived at 3 o'clock yesterday
morning. She brings 276 paSsengers.
The Isthmus was healthy.
Daring robberies on returning Californians
were frequent. •
The first locomotive was started on the Pacific
Railroad, across the Isthmus, on the 24th nit.
tELPRTA.
PIEILADEVPHIA, July 7.
The 6th Regiment of New York Volunteers,
numbering 800 men, arrived here to-clay, on a
PROM P
Governor Johnston will visit this city to-mor
row, to be present at the laying of the corner
stone of the Spring Garden Institute.
The 11. B. frigate Beranek, Com e Parker; from
Pensacola, arrived this morning.
FROM BALTIMORE.
Beurrbtortz, July'7
The murderers of the Cosden family, who areo'
to have been executed on the lst of August, have
been respited one week.
Mr. Attorney General Crittenden left here
yesterday for Kentucky.
rITOMWATV4IiII - PIRM
HARITORD, July 8.
The first concert of Jenny Lind in this city
was given last night. Some 2,000 persons wore
in attendance, and tickets were sold at from $3
to $lO.
.The Court Martial for the trial of. General
Talcott re-assembled at 11 o'clock this morning,
when the Judge Advocate read an order. from Ad
jutant General Jones, by direction of the Presi
dent, commanding the Court to await further
orlerrs,- before the conclusion of the present
trial. Titudefence of the accused commences
at 1 o'clock. ,
The Court Martial metagain at 1 o'clock when
Mr. Carlisle, counsel for. Gen. Talcott; read an
able and somewhat lengthy' defence, after which
the Court adjourned for consultation.
Gen. Talcott will be probably acqnitted.
The court is retained for the trial of certain
New Mexican officers.
•
WABIUNGTOS, July 7.
A distressing accident occurred at 11 o'clock
this morning at Brown's new hotel. A platform;
some fifty feet high, broko down, and six men
who were upon4t were precipitated to the foun
dation of the building. All of them were badly
injured, and three dingerously.
_
Bostox, July 7.
The ship Mowey, whirl► arrived-this morning,
reported that on the loth June, in let. 42°, long.
467 } °, spoke the brig Fanny, from Mobile, for
Liverpool, which vessel reports having 'seen a
ship on fire and full" of passengers, supposed to
be bound to Mobile. The Capt. of the Fanny
refused to - communicate particulars.
The steamship ,Lafayette, on her recent trip
from Liverpool to Philadelphia, in a thick fog,.
came in collision with the brig Jane, from Que
bee, loaded with lumber, which sunk in a few
minutes after. ' The Capt. and crew were saved:
The Lafayette lost her bow-sprit, jib-boom, and
sustained other damagei.
The U. S. Treasurer announces that $11,953,-
140 of public moneys aro now in the various
sub-treasuries and depositories, subject to his
" The President has recognized Royal Phelps
as Consul General of the Republic of Costa Ri
ca, to reside at New York.
The plainng mill of Fellows and Crops, near
the Freight Depot, was totally dstroyed by fire
last night, together with-a large amount oflum-.
her. The loss in lumber alone is $BO,OOO. •
NEW YORK, July. 7. • -
The steamer 19ashington, 'from New OrleanS,
-July lat, imajust armed.
NEW YORK MARKET-NOON-:-July
Cotton... Market heavy.
Flour... Advanced. Sales of 4500 bblic at 4,-
06®4,31 for mixed to favorite western; 4,18®
4,37 for State and Ohio.
Rye Flour... Easier at 3,37. .• .
Corn Mea1...2,81(a12,94. • ;
Orain...V7heat is inactive at 91®95 for red,
and Blot of new crop southern at 1,12}: Rye
74 Corn 68. •
Provisions... Dull. • • - -
Linseed 011:..71._
Spirits Turpentine... 33.
Tobacco...l6 hhds Virginia at fif .
Money is active, and the supplies of bills are
" :,
Cotton...kiarket quiet ; 100 boles sold at call
prices. •
F10trr...1500 bbls 0
at from 4,064,81 for' state
and western, and 4,31®4,65 for better brands.
Corn Meal $B,OO. •
Wheat... Sales 800 bush Genesee at 1120.
C,orst...Bsles 40,000 bush at 57058 c.
nye...Bales 2800 bush at 730 1
New Mess P0rk...12,87. ,
PHMADELMIA
Cotton... Market unchanged. -,
Flour... Steady; sales 500.bbls good bitin l id . at
4,25; some better lots at 4,31®4,50.
Rye
Corn Mea1...2,81:
Wheat...ln good demand and firm, with but
limited lots offering; Sales prime southern' and
Pennsylvania white at 100 c; fair white at 90a,
red at 950.
Rye... Sales 600 bush at 72c.
Corn... Dull; sales 200 bush yellow at 616.
Oats... Steady, with sales of 3000 bush Ppnn
sylvania at 430.
Whisky...24a. - •
Groceries and Provisions... Nothing doing',
Pork... Nominal, at 16,00015,50 for niessland
13,60 for prime. There is some: little enquiry
fbr bacon hams at 9011 ; sides 91i shoulders,
7t. ,
Lard-91@S i. 1
Iron and Lead.ofirm, with but little doi
H0p5...600 •
Linseed Oil... Steady at 74e.
Wool... Active, at from'BB®3so.
BALTIMORE MARKET—JuIy 7.
F10ur...200 bbls Howard Street sold at .1,26.
Wheat... New red, 96; white, 980100.
Corn... White, 62®63;.. yellow 60. '
Cattle-678 head heir cattle sold at 2,60(3,-
60 on the hoof, equal to 6,0006,76 nett—av ima
ging 3,00 gross.
flogs...DulL at 6,00C)0,60.
CINCINNATI•I4ARKET- 7 4u1y.7. i
Flour... Firmer. ,
Whiskey—.l7olll. • ,
Dried Apples...Bs. ,
Provisions...No improvement.
C0ffee...910,91 for good to prime Rio .
HE subsoritier having made arrangements in cc ipso
queues of whichhis present b usiness must be cl °set
by the Ist of August next, now otters his whole sto• ik of
Gloves, Hosiery. Eibbons, Lace Goods and Ernbroi Ides
les, Dress Trimoungs, Handkerchiefs, fine. Shirts i and
Purniabing Goods, Zephen Wonted, P l ower Mates 'Salty
Umbrellas, Parasols, Combs, Thread and Needle arti
cles. Also,Ltulies' Shoes; (best Philadelphia matt s), at
greatly reduced prices, wholesale and
lull)
.F.. 11. EATO N.
• W.ILECINS HALLS. ,
FOURTH STARE T, NEAR SMITHFIELD,
TORN WALKER takes pleasure in announcing I )6 his
friends and the public that be has taken the a hove
splendid establishment, and after considerable exp knee
has made it a delightful place of resort. He is pert, tetly
prepared to serve up at the shortest notice every de lien
cy which may tempt the appetite of the epicure or the
fancy of the most fartldicus. . • • .
.
Dinner will be in readiness every day at 1. o'cloSc for
any number uf. persons, commencing this day . , June' list.
Parties can be' accommodated with Suppers in the r host.
rechltescht manner.. Oysters, Game, .ece.„ will be found
there in their season... In short, the proprietor late anis
that no expense or trouble shall be spared to make {his
dread , / popular house the best la the Western coup try.
•
Pine 011 Lamps.
`TUST RECEIV 8D a Edo assortment of therm LAM PP,
el for burning the Camphene, Pine ltnd Ethereal Ops,
which 1 will sell at greatly reduced 'prices.
rovol S.Totrini,
• .82 Fourth at., between Market and Wood,
Manufacturer and Dealer, Wholesale and Retail, In the
above named Oils. del/
"IDASTBURY ; a Tale.. By Anna Harriet Drury. un
thoress of " Friends and Fortune." •
Not so Bud as seem; or many sides to a . charlicier
—by Sir E. Lytton Balwer Bart. As first performed At •
Deronsbire'llonse,in the presences, of Her rileJesiY spa
Her Majesty and His Royal Highness Prince Albert.
- The Daughter of Night. A story of,the prowat Mite.
By B. W. Fulham. ' EfFOO:WON,
c 27 47 Market street:
Nrw - MAtitER - EL-116 bbLs. large ..31ESIIVI
erel, (Beaton ineyeedorh) Art reed and /or sale by
MILLER & RICKETSON,
Nos. 291 and 233 Liberty st 4 •
11 . 1.118 UN S. &c.--zOOO pcs Mantas and_ Cap ItibbonC . ,
50 doz 14810 thread Gloves:
'6O .doz spun silk do
60 doz kid 'do
150 doz Suspenders • lot see, a( a ha man, to
_KIENNI3Drec fiASLM
N 0.91, Markel. skeet.
- _
clogs. out.
iYE •
1118-6 balrbbla. No. 1 White Flab
0 . do Lake Shad ;.
de Lake Salmon ;
Receiving and sale by FPM. DYER;
fe2ll No. 2CO Liberty
. .
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BANKERS aseD , EXCEI AN Ciaa BROlf.EnSt
• -.- -,PLEVICLAND, OHM.
07 Collections made in all the minelped chie, knd
STOCKS •
Sought and Sold. oh Commission.
maahem
HILL CONLONs
:BANKERS AND EXCHANGE . BROKERS •
No. 65 Wood' litrd•Cp
• • Third (kW btloul • Fourth-omi ode).
Q IGHT EXCHANGE oirthe Eastern Cities constantly
L., for _sale. Time Bills of Exchange and Notes dis
counted. Gold.Sitver and Bank Notes, bottabt and sold.
Collections made lit all the principal cities of the United .
States. Deposits recelted'apPar and Current Fands. •
•
Notice. .
base associated J. Mumma CoMX With u
Exchange and l ip l e
. 4 1 . 8 % ! v it [Vi m &
Paisburgn•iner.l.lBsl.--idiam •
8A.3.11111.5ia 111.4/VON. •
• JESSE CAROTHERS.-&
NO. 15,, WOOD STREET PITIK4BIJRUii.
Curiae money redeited on deposit. rp
Collections made on all the nrincipal cities of; thie trad
ed States. . - IntlatlT
_ FATRICKS:BI FRIEND,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BRKERS.
, No. 95,,coatata WOOD Aim Maxon miners, •
• • • ' •-• •Pitublag4 Pa. - Imayl.••
DITNTSAL PENNSYLVANIA DANKINGFEDUS E. '
BILTKEri 01.1EIM . - •
*COTES, Drafts, Cheeks, Ate.. collected, and Itstalt=
tanees made upon' favorable terms. • '
' 11. a. BRYAN, Cashier; ..
HoWysburgh, May 19.1850.
WIC tr. ruttier.. * Sal. Meir,Cl. Z. 41. COINS
• wet: it:. WILLI mtis a. co._,_
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, .
Norm Ken manna or ;own AND. 'nun name,
4 11, traneantions made on liberal . terms . , and entice
.4l,l. Boni promptly attended to. • • fja6:Gicr
WABBINGTOD, July. 7.
*LULU E 11418112. ' • •• • llDWilipl? 11A.41‘...
. • KR it *MS Rams • •
na szehen g . Brokers, &alms.** :Poulin a l ma
Dorrterdeßale, BiUt of Sedans*, CertilicaU, Dires•
Ira:remit/four, and Coin. .
Corner bf Third and Wood Its., directly otposlte the St
Charles Satoh mar 29
• • 0.• NV: TAYLORi
- 112 SECOND S.TREET,!
COMMISSIONER AND•BILIAEMOHER,7----
cTRICT attention will be given to all brlsiness en
trusted to his care.' Pittsburgh manufactured ortY
es always on band, or &neared on abort vdtlee. .
• Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, /t
e,negotlaled Cin•lavora
ble tams. • Advances made If required. • :toct2rAtf
SOON su SARGENT. 11.•
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DROXF 13,
N. B. CornerO.Wood and Sixth., Pittsburgh, Pa •
TIEALERS in Coln, Bank Notes, Time Billb, Foreign
11. and Domestic Exchange,CertificatesofDeposit,dte
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of Ore Union
and Europe, for sale In samsto snitpurchttaers.
cuaßamr and par Rinds received on deposit°
COLLECTIONS made an all pare oftbe Uololl.atthis
lowest rates. ' ' • ,
11. HOLD:UZI) .SONS.
moors =lmmo Team minus. wrio azauzeis orrics
2/ , No . 67 Ataikst absee,finsr doors Wow old stand.
. • N. HOLMES , h. SONS,
ANKERS D EXCHANGE BROKERS and Dea
lerslll3 in Noun, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Skiver and
Bank Notes. - . Exchange on the Eastern and Western
cities constantly for sale:.. • • •
Collecxions made in all the gilies,throughout ;the Unt
ied States. , -Deposites received-1n pat funds OR current
paper, N 0.67, Market street,Xterateen Third and Fourth
'streets. . . • . ' . itutga-ly.
-Nsw Youx, July 7
- -
• . .7. B. Bloorhesul & Co..
Meantfacturers of Tin, Copper 4. Sheer Iron Ware,
• NO Sl, EAST SIDE OF THE.DIAMOND.
leatam
WASHLNOTON,
AHEAD OF ALL:
EXTRACT OF AMERICAN OIL.:
IiCHIEPARED and sold by. JNO. YONNGSON, 209
Liberty street. • This powerfullyconceutrated pre
paration; the medical virtues of which are fouiiiito be
eight times tbe strength of the original American Oil.
It Is pat op in bottles at 25 and 171 cents, each, ,w ith full
directions tbrits use. In every disease where ihe origi
nal American Oil has been found at all elliencinus t and
it so far exceeds the original i n power, as tit reinter tithe
CHEAREST ACEDICENE THS WORLD. Call and
tr 9 it. JOHN YOUNCIBON. •
N.B. The original Oil in its natural slate its taken
from the bowels of the earth, can be had as above—and
will be found genuine. notwithstanding I,fin Grin
claims to be the only Proprietors.. ...F.:. • • 1 :- •
TIIOY,.N:. Y., July 6
• THE GREATKENTUCKY REMEDY! j -
Dl3. JOHN 'Bllll4OB ISARSAPAHIL,Lot t
TTteat up in quart bottles,and contains the sarength
.1 of SIX TIM as. much pare Sarsaparillalas any
Winner preparation in America. Price St per bilttle, or •
six.bottles for five dollars_ . • • . ;
It has been a wellestablished feet for years post, that
Sanaparilla.when pure and properly prepared, was the
only trim panacea for all diseases onglitating thin an
impure state of the blood, the use of mercury, intoxica
ting drinks, evil habits in youth, 6arreimess An._We
boldly assert that JOHN BULL'S -FLUID I.— CT
of.SARSAPARILLA is the only preparation bortire the
.public that is prepared on strictly serenade principles
and of uniform strength. The Sarsapariilais parch ailed
without regard to price. and every pound, before being
used, Is subJect.to the str.ctest chemical tests, and its ;
genameness ascertained before being used!
Ball's Sarsaparilla also contains the virtues of sere
rairnher trainable 'medical coos, together forming the ;
best compound, and producing the great:rot curative agent
is the knot= world;
This Medicine; wlienrised according to directions,
• WILL. CURE WITHOUT FAIL!
Serofalt orlting's Evil, Cancers, TIIMOTII. Eialitions .of
the !Ala, Erysipelas, Chronic yore Eyes, Ring--
wormor .7etters, Scald Head, Rheumatism, -
Pains in the Bones or Joints:Old Sores and . ' •
Ulcers Swelling of the Glarids,Syphl.
fit, liyap epsia, Salt Sheen), Diseases
of the Kidneys, Loss Of Appe• • '
• : tite, Diseases arising tom
• • the aseof Blercu rY„
Pain in the Side and
; • • .• • Shoaldertr.Den
rul Debility,
• • .Dropsy,
Lumbago, Jaundice, .
. • Costive iess: Sore 'Throat,
• Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Weak
ness of the Chest, Pulmonary - Affections,
and all other Diseases tending to produce •
. • • Constamption t • -
Liver Complaint, Female irregularities and coraplainic,
: Sick and Nervous Hendache,Low Spirits, NightSureets.
Exposure or Imprudence in Life, Chronic Constit ation
al Direasea,and is a spring and summer drink, and
general tonic for the system, and a gt ntia and pleasant
purgative, far superior to Blae Lick or ConpesslTSlKT
Salty, . • : _ i• '
'reettmortlabi. • •,
• •
.../3cinkm anb
/medic and Poreign Azcilenge, 'Bank - Bates,
Gold and Sihir,Boughi,Se.l and Ezchanged,
ALS VW •
1162CUANGIL AND DAMNING. iILOUSIT
• William A. 110111,i& Co.,
64 Wood 6Weeti ;
• • . PITTsBURGE•'.. • , ; •
fErDatiorrrALLavrED of ?me anraiain; 441248
Country Residence. for - Sale t • •
nous inbseribes- offers for fide a number of Gars—.
- ranging from-three to five acres—to snit.purehapers,
near the village of Wilkinshurgh ; fronting ;OD -the
lireenabargh I urnpike, and wittun tmc.hundre p yards
of the Depot of. the Central Bailroid.'.4% plait of the
.Lota combo seen stA: 1134111er% Oder Cla E:oclith at,
or at 1071talculy street. Tsteuktnodistalett* •-• 1
j e3:tt , , .•• :• • J: ! :?:10011.1w •
• The following is a verbatim copy of ta certificate now .
In the poisessmn of the proprietor of Ball's Saranpar- !
ilia. Rev. E. IV. Selion Cs widely and generally known
es so eloquent and accomplished Pastor of the N.
Church; and the Rev. E. Stevenson has been known as
One of the mosttalented and zealous members that the
Kentucky Conference could boast of for many years,
WWI at this time is filling the high and responsible:station
of agent for the NT. F 'filiak'Concern ' !
Can the world produce beret of more satisfactory
testimony in favor of any medicine ' I -
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFER=
• ED IN FAVOR OF ANY MEDICINE
Rev. E. W.Splos—Reff.E. STRVILVSON.
• • Leta:eft/B,May 20,1850.
Wo have used John Bull's Sarsaparilla, and have
knownit to be used with entire satisfaction; and have
no hesitation in statingthat we• believe it to be a safe
oil valuable aredicalecoponnil, and calculated to; pro
duce much good, and relieve much suffering', and would
IhereCore most cheerfully recommend it to the afflicted.
(Signed,) .
16 STEVENSON.
BEAUTIFUL .CLEAR SKIN..:
flow
MIA mo,alladmire ticker, beruniCul, white skin; and
a way coloradqbeek: flow often do we see persons,
not possessiag this "desideratum so devoutly to 'be
wisheiLmresertingkocounctics,lotions , washes ,
iuul coloring matertals,,to restivre to them a semblance
of what didease has deprived theta of, and that too,with
crest injury to the skin. 13j4Ps'Sarsopait7In iethe ! best
cosmetic known. It beautifies the. .
skin; .by femeving
every particle of morbid and dlieg.sed matter front the
hlood, making it 011ie healthy and vlgninas, evil SC.
tiViW to every minute vessel; acid 'changing th e ye levy
andrlark countenance to the bloom ,thul creslute s of,
youth. Ladies.abandon the cilia of paints and ikixtbres;
and use Buits6osiaportho,the only effectual'lnthe.av
• " &word to the wise is sufficient and a hint isehoogh
for the Ladies.
TESTIMONY LIKE TICE FOLLOWING RENDERS
SUPERFLUOUS ALL COMMENT ON 111E . EP-
T/CIENCY OF DULL'S SARS4PARILLA:. .
{From Dr. L. P. YA.MMLL. Professor of Chemistry in the
Louisville Medical college:'] .
• I bave looked over thelist pe ingredients composing
John Ball'e Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,. and
have no hesitation in saying :hat they form a sate cam
dound, and one that promises well to chronic Oisesses,
to which it is applicable!' 1.. y.• VANDELL,
Louisville June 6, DNB. • • " ' '
WHAT DR. PYLES, Physician' by appointment ra rho
Leuisoffht Aiming Howio2l, says of BULL'S SARSA
PARILLA : ,• . .
. . blarch.2o, DM&
I have examined the prescoption for the preparation
of John Ball's Samna:3lla, and I.beliave the combina
tion to be an.excellent one, and well -calculated to pro.
deco an alterative impression on the ay (neat. 1 have
uscdit both in public and private practice, ants think .it
the best article of. Sarsaparilla in use.
.M. PYLES, M.D., •
Resident Physician at the Louisville Marine Hospital. '
' Ily CAUTION—Beware and ask for the original Dr.
3,011 N BUI t L'S -SARSAPARILLA, from :Kentucky—
arbd have no:other; KEYSER & ItTDOWELL,.
. ;!Wholesale and Retail. Agents,
Fs •r sale D. IC Coiry and Josep .. Douglass, A lle
guen- v antt . byproggispAepfrally. - .
T.ET—Thi NViteronie ' Ncrib 7 front street, for
ely itccapied .by the subscribers. Possession
g i ven itt tmediately. 'Enthrire of
- • QIGNINC," 11I'IIRIDE tr.
' 20 wood
• tny263l
ESALBW I LT I ZtROCiIi .
ored, comer Dtantsnat aUtry_'•Pittroora4,,, - ;e4o
keeps a llot tag ot Rarinrateranort,for nuarket and coun
try Peotale,. and STMILITIO. All WrIO Chaase 10 c all alll
find it to ittei r advantage to do no, as his Store and I'n
Zia 1100 F Ma rats moat convenient loth. Market rapio
100 -
• oe • • 230 1t Irks Fire Crackers, No I and 4;
• •••. • -.. • •• 400 gross Chasers; _
• • . 300, do Pin Wheels;
.; •
...VS do do large; : .• •
doz 1 oz Rockets ; . - .
. • 33 dolEoz do
- • ' - 10 do 3 oz do •
•••• 5 do 4 oz .doz. •—•
• • • 2 do '8 oz do
, 2 meat inch VienticA •
.2403(10, do ••
.; • , : 2cases Chinese /lockets, . :
*gross Flyint Pigeons;
• ••" 50 .de '14,12, 10,80,4 ball Rotnati
No. 0, Wood street.
dh : received eit . l4 for gale by _ RHODES a co., .
EOM
=OM
IDrugs atib Ititbitititcf.
•
Private Disiesaisa.
DR. 4ROWN, No. 41 DIAMOND ALLEY
Orson* his entire attention to an inner
Toctiee. Hist asthess is moiety eon now to
litrooto or Venou ,D4ema and sisehesin
-..
Cut affections, bmght on by !supra encit
- , youthful indulgence and excess.
Syphilis, Bye/11110e Eruptlon_s, Gimori•
hes, Gleet, Stricture,Urethral Discharges,
linearity of the Blood, with all illumine o. the venereal
oriria: Skin Disease_s, f3corbutie Eruptions, Totter.
Ringworm Mercurial Dliseases,Seminal Weaknesa,lni l
potSeunpelpiedinaßt,_ Rheumatism Female t eintvirrili.l. °nth.;
-
NervousAffecti,.. ; Paths In the Back and Loin s,
Uons of the Bladder and 'Xidneys,sneeessfolly treated
Cure guaranteed. • • •
Ftntrteenyears' practleelrcrur In this cart enables Dr'
Brown toollet assurances of apeedy cure to all who Mai
cornemader his care..
Office and private consulting rooms, 41 Diamond ay.
Err Charges moderate. . novs4ital V
lEUMATISAL—Dr. brown% newly soicavred rem•
edy for Shettmatista iv a speedy &sof cumin remedy VI
forthatpainfoltrouble.' It never falls.
Ogle. and Private Consultation Rooms No. 41, DIA;'
MONA Pittsbnrgb, Penne: - The Doctor is always at
• s
h ow • . : , , Jackie...dawn ••
. . .
OREA.T - AND; IMPORTANT
'.OHlCfillfo4ll.l4 D/BCOVEIECIf.,
p '"C PS. h ret 'ai yao Ve lt rltab t's Y iB e C li vi ostr bi Dock ons to stet aP il ti S pijuLtu areapes .
TOUT UP IN THE largest sized . boat en, contain*
.I. - more of the pure Honduras Sarsaparilla than any
other preparation extant, which is chemically combined
with the Extract of Yellow Dock, the Extract' of Wild
Cherry, mid Balsam of Fir, thus making the remedy -
more thoroughly efficient •than any other Sarsaparilla
before the pabhc. At the same Utile it is perfectly free
from a ll mineral poisons, which cannot be. said of any
of the Sarsaparilla Compounds. The invalid should ben
ware of poison! Mercury, Iron, Q u inine, lodine, Sul.
pbur, Arsenic and many other =nand ant metalio poi
sons entered into and form the active basis of most of
the Sarsaparillas and Panaceas of the day.. 0011107711
CoNTOtiaD F.xraser or Y/IlLyOV7•Doelt AND SARai,nitlLLo‘
does noteontaln a particle of these substances, at any
one can ascertain by applying the necessary tests.
Thu original and only genuine preparation for th e
permanent cure of CONSUMPTION AND DISEASES
OF THE LUNGS when they are supposed to be affected
by the toofreguent itoo of More ury, Iron, . ins are.—
It is also ' ING remedy for SALT RHEUM, WORM,
TEPPER, SCALD HEAD. :DROPSY, SCURVY,
.WHITE SWELLING, King's Evil, Neuralgia Affeee
dons; rentals Weakness and Obstrnettonejlarrenness,
NOTVOttil and general. Debility of the System, Lou of
Aripetite, Languor. Dizziness and Liver Affections,
which led to Intermittent and 'Remittent- Fevers, Fever
andAgne, Billions Fevers, Chill Foyers, Dumb Ague,
Jaundice, ac., At. , .
'Orr The afflicted may rest asaured that there is not
the least panicle. of Mineral, Mercurial, or any other
poisonous substance in this, medicine.:-It is perfectly
harmless andzaay be administered to persona in the very
weakest stages of 'leaflets, or to the most helpless in
fants without doing the least injury. .
The curative powers of this extract are truly won
desist, and all invalids should snake immediate trial o.
the" Yellow Dock andSers . aparilla " It cannot injure
the delicate patient. • •
(CERTIFICATES
Erirs-Care of 0. M. LeattOrd. •
BLOOMING Ozovs, Dee. 15t,1849. '
NESSUS. F. ilezetzir A Co.—fientn :--Sometitne in
1343, I was attacked with the King's Evil in my arm,
which became so sore that I could - not use it, and in •
1845, morilfientionSet in. I employed at ,different times,
each physician of eelibrity within my reach ; all told
me that ray arm mast be amputated. From the shoul
ders to the fore arm, my arm was full of running sores,
come of them as large us a fi ft y cent piece. I then use d
an Indian Doetor,who removed the mortified flesh, and
stopped the mortsficat.on, but could not heal my arm.—
My strengtb, , •at this tin*, was completely exhausted
and my person touch emaciated. I continued in thls
state until the sarriMer of 1%9, when I saw au adver-'
tinement of "Riostrotes Moto Dock and Sersaperftka,) ,
which I real attehtively, and sent for one bottle of the '
article. After using it a few days, the 'discharges frOgi
my arm inereased,and assumed a light cote:, and less
offensive odor. I sent for a. second bottle, ' and while
using it I found.my. strength increasing, and' the dis
charges decreasing. I continued ming it until I had
used six bottles, though I felt myself gierfeely cured
'before I used the sixth bottle. Since that time I have .
not felt any pain in my arm; no sores have re•appeared.
and I have not,a doubt that it. Is thorouhly' enreg, fort
can labor with it as well as ever cou ld..• ••
GuysoU's Yellow Doekand Salsaptisilla, ,, alone oared
me; I took no other remedy while using ix, and had I
used it at the first appearance of the malady,' fully be.:
lieve it would .have saved me from :years of suffering.'
Apd I must earnestly recommend every person suffer
ing under any similar diseaso t to use .thlyson's Yam
Dock rind Sarsaparilla " which. will restore them to
health. 'Yours In icatitudee
O.'ill. LEONARD.
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An Extraordinary Cass of Scrofula, Eyre:ivy:at arid
liken, emup by the sole use 4f: Dr. riuysou's Com.
pound. Syrup ,_. . Moto Dock and - Sarsapanlita
•. Davos:mu, Nov. 17, 1848.
Da.Gursarr —Sir : I tender you my sincere thanks
for r the great benefit I have derived from theuse of you
valuable Syrup. I have been troubled very bad with&
scrofulous sore which made its appearance on my . chin.•
Idid not pay much auention lout at first, supposing i[
to be nothing but some eruption that generally appears
on persona' faces. It finally began to increase, until It
spread to the back pan of my bead. I applied to a phy
lucian• he attended-me all to no purpos e . • I had tried
everything that could be tried. I saw your Syrup or
Yellow - Deck and Sanutparillavand concatded to use it,
fur [knew that the Yellow Dock waS one of the most
'valuable articles in the World for, the blood, ,I bought
your Syrup and commenced usiniiit, and Item the use -
ot one bottle I could , ace a great - cltzge In my sylitirta-
I continued using it until I urn a well man. I now feel
like 'a new person omy blood is perfectly cleansed, and '
free from all imparites. ..There is not a-question but
that your newly discovered Compound It tar superior to
' .any 6arsar antis Syrup ever sold. This certificate is at
your disposal, to publish - if you , like; and'anyane yon
may refer to me, I snail be happy to tire 'them all the
iutormation I can about my case, fi.e.P , •
_ I remain your obedient *flinty
• - GEORGE° 30 NSTON.
•, 1113.Miuket street..
.
lir brit Sanas ,Medieine kounon. Vie Ezzretetqf Yellow '- • .
Doe&Atut SarsapaiilLa is a putties, speedy and
pciplareettlepro far all eerata'aur incident to
' Its mild niterailve properties render. it peculiarly exi- . -•"'
plicable to the slender and delicate constitution of the •
female. his unrivalled in Its egfect upon such diseases
as Incipient Consumption, Barreuniss, Leturo t thocat of •
Whites, hiegtriat fuenateututon, Incontinence of Urine,
and general Prostration of the aystenr. It immediately .
contracts that distressing ner,votisness and lassitude so
common to the veinal &frame, and imparts anensy and .
buoyancy as surprising as they are grateful : . We lave '
evidenae on filty . whieh inducee us strongly to ,remora;
mend this medicine to married' people
. wbo have not
been blessed with offspring.
Prolapsta Uteri, or falling of the Womb, offioe years
standing, cured by Dr. 11•FtryiertiRrocier qf Yedene Do:A
and SorrapariEly, Our copy oduraiunen remedy had
' been tried without relief • . 1
• • • ' • Wantworott, 0-,Feb:,1849.
Thisicertifies that my wife, aged twenty-siven year.
• has been suffering under the above complaint for five
• years.- Neatly all of that time confined to her bed. if
have for five years constantly employed the best medi
ealtalein4.ehat could be procured in this section or the
country, without any benefit whatever. I have also'
purchased every instrument recommended for the caw
of such &messes. all orwhich proved worthless.
Jo the spring of JAMB, I was induced by' my friends to
try Dr. Guysott's Yellow Pock and Sarsaparilla which
was used for four months. Alter she had used it for four
weeks; it was evident to all of us that she was improV- '" . •
ing. and trod this time she-improved rapidly", tied gained ' •
.seah and sttebgth until she is now IV it r if meSt excel-,
,
We being neighbors to 'Wm. and Julia Mobfon, know
orbortlaa above statement ma to the sielniessof Mrs. Mon
ford, Mid as tetteeat 4 e,being affected by .Galsott's "fel-
Jaw Dock and Sattaparilla," tb bis Strictlihrue. JANE .
Sold hy,dtpium; tweessoi to, Sanford &Tit k,)
Fourth awl Itall,int 'ltems, Cincinnati, Ohio, General
AVM to th e O.4ISAd_W.Pd, 10-W/10M all'Orderi War
be addressed:
'. .1 Kidd & Co, Pitisbargh; L Wilcoi, Jr; corder Market
street and the iheunbu ,U d; A Fahnestock & Co, Pitts
burgh ; J A fortes, Pittsburgh; Lie & Beckham, Alle,
• gheny City LT Russell, Washington ; WM 'Lambert
ton, Frank lin; I, 'l3 Bowie, tfamptown; ll".Welty, '
Gicenslmrgh; S Komar; Somerset; Seed it Gilmore,.
Bedford ;Reed &llon,•Hun tingdon ;Mrs. Ocr,Gollidayr
burgh; IDldebrand &Co, Indiana; J It IPrigllt,joltati
niug; Evans & Co. 'Brookville; A Wilson re 'San" '. '
Waynesburgh ; M'Farland & Co, N Callender, Need
wile; Burton & Co, Erie; Henry , Forken• Mercer; Jae
Kelly & Co, Butler; S Spaitin_Beaver; •J:10 Straubstion,
'Warren; F. L ft C S Jones,lCondersport; P. Crocker.
"Jr., Brownsville.' - . . , . . . . Milk' '
• • • Ayer , ' Cherry . .Pootoral I - -
.170 R TIM CURE OP - courins;coLfts,Homist.
Jo NEEa;• Baosciartsi V. HOOPINO COUGH,
CROUP, - A.S'lllalA and- CONSURPTIOIC•
. Among the numerous' discoveries' Science has made .
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in this genets:sup' n .to • facilitate the business of life, .
~. .
In
crease its enioyment,and even prolong the• term of tin- ..
man existence, none can be named of mare mat value
'to mankind, than this eontethation of 'Chemistry to the 1
liealing Are A vast trial of its. virtues throughoutthis
broad country, has proven beyond a doubt, that no mull.
Ciao •or combination :dr medicines' yet knowc,can so
, tan4ely control find eutelhe numerous . ; varieties of pal.
• morthry disease which have hitherto. swept., from our
. .
'midst llabullandd: had thousands every year. Indeed
there is new abundant reason to believe a Remedy has ~
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at length been foetid which can be relied on to cure the •
'Mnisidangeroit. affections of .
the lungs. Oar space hen
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will not permit us to publish any proportion of the cures
* elite fed by 'tissue, but we would present ,the following
opinions of eminent men, and refer further enquiry to
the circular. which the Agent below named, Will always •
.
be pleased to runtish free, :wherein are fall. particulars,
and indisputable pnsofs of these faeld. r. - '
•
From th e President of Amherst College, the
c elebrator • . .
Pr ifessor Hitchcock. ..•. .. ••• • '
tt /runes C. Ayer—Sir: I have used your Cherir Pec
toral barfly own ease of •deep-seated Bronchitis, ands= •
aedified from its chemical constitution, that it lean ad
mirable compountrfor the relief of la:nisei and bron ,
chin difficulties. If my opinionas to its superior char
acter can be of any nervier, you are at liberty to use it
as yon think proper. - - - • , . • .• • . - .
- - . • EDWARD' lIITCHCOCR,L. L. D.
From the widely celebrated. Professor SltLmaa,l4: D.
L.L..D., Professor of Chemistry,e Lit.:Hist.
Mineralogy,
/cc. Member of th , Yale College;
• • ma. Phil, and .Be/entity: SOcietidir of .• .
. .
0 1. deem the Cherry Pietarial:an le comwst.
don from some of the best erticies ill the Malaria Mai- -- * •
effective r emedy ter the class of Aiseas
ca, and aver) ,
es it 111 intended to cure. . , :,•:c -:4 ,
New Haven, Ce. Nov. 1,1849: . • ~, .
Major Pattisoo, 'President of the S.C. Senate, states
he has used the Cherry Pictoral , with wondetfal sae
roger to core enindsmaticin of the lungs.
From one of, the first ph y sicians s in Maine.
C.
Me., Apr 1128,1649.
D r . J. C. Ayet, Lowell—Dear -Sir: I am now con
supply tieing your Cherr' Pectoral it • my practice, and
pre t erit to any other med icine for pulmonary complaints.
From obsernitions of many severe case., I am Convinc
ed it seDi mate coughs, colds, and 'diseases of the lungs,
that have put to defiance all other remedies; •
linvariably'recommend its use in case ofconsumption,
and consider it cinch the best remedy known for that dis
ease; ' Respecffully yours. .
I. S. CUSHMAN, MI D.
Prepared and sold by. Tames C. Ayer, Practical Chem
ist Lowell !dais. . . ..
R? Sold in Pittsburgh wholesale ant retail, by R. A.
Falinestork,'anil by J. N. Townsend; in Alleg heny . City
by It P. Schwartz, and J. Douglass, and by druggists
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