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- Let's see, where did we leave - off I- Ah, yea ;
the night of the 8d of July, in bed -we suppose.
No, that couldn't - have. been, bemuse it strikes
us very forcibly that we -did'nt see bed until
about 5 o'cloek on the morning of . the 4th.—
Nevertheless it was the night •orthe 3d. we left
off at, so we'll commence at the Fourth.
The Fourth of July r What recollections
burst upon our memory at its mention. What a
world of blessings didthe Fourth of July 1776
save birth to, :Ladle what magnitude have they
. s i nce grown I , . Tweiity-threemilliOns of people,
from Maine to . California, from the Atlantic to
the Pacific, covering
. an extent of country al=
most incidenlable; never fail to celebrate, of all
thefdays in thii year; the day that gave to them,
their. fathers and theix . posterity, freedom--
blippliiiss: Their 'orisons annually, ascend to
the. throne of the Great Jehovah for the preser
vation of our glorious 'Union, made sacred by
.ties innumerable, which are entwined around the
pulsations of our hearts; and most heartily do
we-say, " palsied be the band putforthlo loose
But to our story.: About 7 o'clock, after two
hours sweet repose, we were aroused one of
the committee - with the intelligence that our
company, being a " link lame," had taken the
start of us., in a very short time we were
equipped, as the law directed, in blue coat, blue
cap and white pants, and our fair-haired cora
. Panion, the gallant C01.,' and ourself - sallied forth
to "catch' up.". With rapid strides we started
in hot pursuit, but bad proceeded but a short
distance when we were met by Wm.,V. McKcan;
Esq.,: Associate Editor of the Pennsylvanian,
whose acquaintance we had made the day pre
vious. He kindly extended to us an invitation
to be present at -the Democratic celebratiorito
be held on Smith's Island in theafternoon and
at the same time presented us with a c ard of
admisalon, which' he had already enveloped in a
note, directed. We felt grateful for his at
tention,-
,and after-expressing our thanks for his
....Igindneis, we proceeded to " , herry." ' •
'-After, catching- up with our company, vie Tie
'lad the following Engine and Hose Houses:—
:./Hbernia Engine, Weceacoe Engine, _Franklin
Engine, Hope Hose, Niagara Hose, and a num=
'ber of others
,whose names have slipped' our
memory, at all of which we were most hospita4
bly received and elegantly entertained. Their
• bonzes,' one and all, are fino structures, about
- four stories high, -and the different apartments,
halls, etc. are arranged with great taste andeon
venience. Sonic of' the Companies have splen
did libraries, so that the members may spend a
pleasant evening in obtaining valuable and use
ful information. The Philadelphia. Firemen,
generally, so far es we were able - to judge, are
men of good character. We are sure, for hos
pitality, they cannot be surpassed.
Having visited the various Companies, we re
turned to our hotel about noon, very considers=
bly fatigued, we .. assure you.
The afternoon being given up to ourselves,
'each - pursued his own bent. Of this, Foster, J.
.Harper and ourself took advantage, and posted
over to Smith's 'lsland, a lovely spot, situated
in the middle of the Delaware river, almost op
posite the:centre of the city, and is under charge
of Charles Worrel; an active and efficient Demo
prat and .a very 'clever gentleman. ", - -
On The Island, 'after taking a survey of it, and
admiring ,the splendid bathing arrangements,
we.met our fellow townitnan, R. Biddle Roberts,
:Esq., and A. J. lthey, Esq., Editor or the Moun
tain Senthml, by whom we were introduced to
Horn R.-Kneass, Esq.; Richard Young, Esq.,
Dr. Stakes, and many other of the leading poli
ticians of the State. About five hundred sat
,flown to' a most sumptuous dinner,—Horn It.
.fineoss presiding. The whole celebration from
beginning to end was most brilliant and gratify
ing; and we were pleased to see the estimation
in which our friend Roberts was held by the
Philadelphians: On being toasted, he responded
in amanner not only worthy of himself, hut ex
ceedinglyereditable'to the West. 'We felt proud
of him—of having, on such an occasion, so able
a representative. But a truce to this.
- In the evening, after leaving the Island, our
company, in a body, went to Broad and Market
for the purpose of witnessing an exhibition of
fire-works. We went for that purpose; but af
ter waiting some two helms, in which time we
saw about three rockets ascend, some of us re
tired to take the chill- of the water which we
were going to drink. The fire-worke was a fail
ure, and the fellow who was paid by the city to
get it up, apologised in the papers the next day,
and stated that he would, some of these days,
give one at his own expense. We think we nev
er saw so many people together as there was
present on that evening, of every age and sex ;
hut• they were miserably disappointed. After
taking the chill of the-water, as we before said,
some of us went to Barnum's Museum, and were
delightfully entertained with a view of the many
curiosities; to attempt a description of which,
would occupy more ti met and space than is at
present at our disposaL We had there a con
versation with the-•• Invisible Lady," (a descrip
tion of whom 'can be found in the works on
magic) and asked her many questions which she
answered with. great accuracy and promptness.
She said that she was not married, although re
markably good looking. She thought the Sprit
usl were among the " incomprehensi
bles," and made many funny remarks, to the great
amusement of the crowd of listeners. •
The Fourth of Jaly, any where in this coun
try, is a greet day; but in l'hiladelphia it is a
very great day. Every one is permitted to enjoy
himself to his utmost capacity.
We had almost forgot to mention the most lu
dicrous scene that we ever saw. A. company of
fellows, some with standing collars covering half
their heads,- and disguised so as to " cut a
figure," paraded the streets on horse frames,
with a banner flung to thi breeze, designating
themselves as Santa Anna's life guards. You
would have laughed till your sides were sore
to see that coMpany—horees andriders.
On Saturday—however, as local matters are
pretty scarce just new we'll tell you that to-mor
row.
A Bcduction in Gas.—The gas company have
reduced the price of gas 25 cents. on the 1000
feet—from $2,35 to S2;10. Besides making a
diseottnt of 10 cts. on the thousand feet for
prompt payment.
This reduction will tendgreatly to extend the
business of the company, and rill 'no doubt
prove highly beneficial to all parties.
Father-Matheto.—The Rev. gentleman Will of
at the Cathedral Chapel - every -morning
during the week, and Subsequently administer
the Temperance Pledge. He will also attend
daily, for the same purpose, at the residence of
Bishop. O'Connor, where he will feel most happy
to receive the visits of his friends and disciples.
Barbarous.—Two colored men had a difficulty
in a barber shop, yesterday, on the bank of the
river,•when one of them named Clement Rogers
drew a razor and inflicted several severe gashes
in the side of the other, named Green. Infor
mation was made before the Mayor, but the
matter was finally adjusted.
fariVe call the attention of our readers to
an advertisement in another column of a Memo
randum Rook, which was lost last Thursdny.4-
Any . person leaving it at this office will confers
favor and receive the reward offered.
lir Mr. J. MoCance, of Allegheny City, had
his pantaloons pockets robbed, on Friday night,
of some $3O, by a burglar. . • - • .
DEP On oath of Isabella Boyd,' the Mayor
• yesterlay committed - .Tue. Boyd on'a charge of
-an assault, and surety of the peace.
Cer A mail lad named Augustus Myers was
committed yesterday by the Mayor - for robbing
she till of the Bar at the Burnt District Hotel.
ser The body of Frank, the son of Mrs:
Parker on St. Clair street, has not yet been re
covered..
IV hat arrangements have our city Fathers
made for a demonstration relative to Father
Mathew .
ser Four, out of the five cases before the
Mayor yesterday morning, were committed.
Copper Stocks.
-vvE Lave orders tor the Stocks of various kilning
Companies of Lake Superior. Those wishing to
sell will please call, or Utidle.ft
Tittsbargli, Cincinnati and -Lonleville
; •:.• • Telegraph. •
A .FEW SHARES.of . this Stack wanted at the Er
.o.„. (Mange Office of • . •
/VD. . • A. WILKINP.& CO.
/OSMIUM CHEESE—Two extra large piemiarn Do
then Cheese received and for vale by
tytt WM. A. fiI'CLURG & CO. •
011D - aniii:lifiiirk - 17 - -The best Pink
la Oil imported, Met received and frr vale by . •
. arcLuRG &Co.,
jyll • Grocers and Tea Dealers.
RFAH verypeilor - attie/0
F of
Fresh Matearoui Jun reeeitted and for sale by
WM. A. M'CLUROIe CO.,
•256, Wherry street.
AFRESH surri.v of the celebrated INDIA. ELY
- Paper, just received nod for sale whnlerale and re.
tea t br • S. L. CUTLIBERT,
60 Smithfield et.
CHINTZ, or Bed Bag Destroyer. —* few
jj botilei'ol this ya/nable article on hand, at 25 cents
abOßle....itis easily applied, and never fails.
••• :ffee,sale at the . MEDICAL DEPOT,
60, Smithfield street.
.A. WILKINS k CO.,
corner of Market tote Thin! ste
SCOTT 47 OTIS,
-- AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OIL maw B:titErt,fr.Lovos, summit.
131 - AVING been engaged in the above business for the
laM cht:yeurs to Nis 619, WOOld respectfully en.
heti consignments of Goods. to be sold in this market,
either for Auction or private sale—particularly Glass
ware, Hardware and,,bry Goods; and will make liberal
stdvances on all kinds of Goods consigned :us for sale
here.
• Will refer in Heists. liewett,.Roe & Co., E. B.
let, Wm.D. Wood & Co., John J. A nderson &Co., R H.
Stone, Squire & Reed, Brownlee, Homer & Co., Larkin
Deaver: Saint Louis • Butler & Brothers, Cincinnati;
Qeorge &Main. Pittsburgh. . imardOty
Auction Card.
Tiff: urderaigned. taller an interval of four years, bmi
again resumed bdsiness. Having complied with
the requisitions of the taw regulating Sales at Auction,
and having procured a first class License as Auctioneer
for the City or Pittsburgh, he-offers his services as such
to his friends and - the public generally.. With an expe
rience of. nearly thiny years in this line of business. he
aaranianothing in saying that be will be enabled to give
entire satisfaction to all those who may feel disposed to
'patronize him. .•• P. IticKIINNA, Air:dormer.
Refers to the principal City.Nierchteme. iY 9
(Jour.. of N Y.; ltulletin and Pennsylvanian,
Philada; American and Republican, Dalt., copy lw and
charge this office.) - -
P. IPHICAN . A. Auctioneer
RON. SAFE, GLASS WARR, CHEESE. Wilts'
.KIW, /Lc., A? Atterios.--On Monday next,July la. at
'2 o'cloik, P. M., will be sold at McKenna's Auction, Otte
large Iron Safe, imperfect; also. several boxes Glass
Tumblers, a lot of Cheer ,e several dos Scotch Whiskey,
pot up in boxes; Fly Nets, Mattresses, Rakes, Fond..
turei syl• P MegE NA, ituct'r.
• • • - THE PUBLIC BALE OF • -
. Valuable Lots iu the City District,
• Adjoining Seventh and Eights Wards
WILL take place on the premises on THURSDAY,
y the 17th of July, at 3 o'clock, P. M., commencing
near Soho Bridge, with lota 100 feet deep to an alley, by
24 feet Pont on
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
This street is the shortest and most level route to East
Liberty. Besides the pavement and the Raw end water
ipes laid along it by the City, the Turnpike Company
have graded and are further Improving the eastern end
by a superior Plank Road of 16 feet tract, with a sum
mer wad on eaeh side,
number of Lots near the Copper %Vorks,ard
°there near TUFIIIVA Sass Mill, on
. BRADDOCK STREET. .
This street (being a continuation of Second stieet,) has
been widened to CO feet, and greatly improved 14 a first
rate Plank Road fano the-City through Braddeek's
Fields to Turtle ,Creek, and soon to be connected with
the Roads over the lilonongahrla ricer by a Steam Per
ry at the Six-mile Run.
adjoining the above, a number of Lots on
Ei.IIIISIERCE STREET,
_ - -
Which. lying between the Plank Road and the River,
are well situated for either manufactories or dwellings
The title is indisputable,and the Lira being of various
sizes afford purchasers a good choice on the following
easy . TbRMS:
Onesfourth cash, the balance in three equal payments,
at one, two and. three years, with interest, secured by
bot.d and mortgage.
For the ccnveyswce of persons wishing to attend the
sale, Omnibusses wilt leave the corner of Market end
Fourth k. tree la, as often as required throughout the after.
noon of the day of sale, begiunieg at S o-ctoek.
kiss I:dts P. MCKENNA Auct'r.
_
AuttrioN is REAL . .ESTATF..-011 Sal
urday, July 191h,nt 3 o'clock. P. M.. on the premi
ses, N 0.144; Fitton street, °Leib. WiWd, will be sold to
the highest binder t wo Lots of Oround, each having a
front of 21 feet on Fulton street by 103 feet deep to an 18
feet alley, with the following improvements, viz: 2 two
story brick boasts, a one story frame do., anumber of
fruit trees; iglu., a good grape arbor. Thil PlepTerty is
located In the most pleasant part of the Ward, and with
a small expertsi could be made a delightful residence.
It offers a chance tor speculation lately met with.
'Teems it ptle P. McIMNINI a,
MO • .• • Aurtinneer
C1..41 , 43aqi,T4111141!. AugUon eer.
plums Bator. HOUSES AND LOT sr Aurnes.
/On saturday, July 19th, at 3 (Petcock, P. K , will be
sold on the premises, corner of Penn and Adams ste ,sth
Ward. one large t, fronting on Ad me street 100 feet,
and ou Penn street 4d feet, and ninnlng back to Spring
alley 190 feet—on which are erected three trick Houses.
The houses are new and in good order, and rent at pre.
sent for 891 u yearly. They will be sold without reserve.
Terms made known on day of sale.
jy 1 Itte. . . W. O. 211'CAN,TNE.V. Auet'r .
ilatuol-ILiffibuieursince Company,
OP NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, 91,280,000.
COLUMBUS INSURANCE COMPANY
}IRE AND. MARINE.
CAPITAL, $300,000.
ID. (Mice for theabore Comp aniasin the Worehou•e
of 1.. R. Waterman & Sono, No. SI Water street.
R. fl. BEESON, Agent.
_ Notice to Creditors.
AI. LEG EIRNY court TY, SS.
the mai t±r of the In tLe Court of
, voluntary assignment Common Pleas
of of Allegheny Co.
f
Zebulon Klarey, A. O. No. 4 11.1, October
Reinhart Assignee. Term, 1&(I.
The account of the said ussignee having been filed
upon the PreYer of the assigner, the Court mites ibe
following orders :
let. Moltke aecoont of the said aesignee he eon
firmed
J. That oulesi exceptions are Moil on ihr Rill(' at •
count on or before me Ch Monday of July next, the
same he confirmed . a. , solutely. awl that 'notice of this
order be given in the Pon and Journal newspapers. pub
tithed lit tho city of Pittsburgh, for three weeks before
the final hearing. By the Court, from the Record.
once to creditor..
COUNTY, SS.
In the mutter of the lu the Court of
coluntory c n i a‘ienment go o ," mmt
Ter m,
Mcßride and McKee- ISlft.
ban.
And now to wit, June 2ith, IeLM, J ohn McCullough,
iciing assignee of the said Mcßride and McKeehan.
baying on the 21st inst., filed the sopplemental and final
account of the assignee in the above ruse., It is ordered
that the same be confirmed Nisi, and that unless excep
tions are filed on or before the 4th Monday of July nest,
the same will be confirmed absolutely, and that nottce
01 this order be given in the Post anti Journal newspa
per., published La the city of Pittsburgh, fee three weeks
before the day of final hearing.
By the Court, from the Record.
GEORGE S. RAYS.
je3o-3w. Prothonotnry.
ICurogroan Agency.
TIIE undersigned European Agent continues his an.
ulna voyages between America and Europe, leaving
Pittsburgh regularly in each yeur in Jane, and returning
in September—transacting a general Law Agency, in
connection with his relative, Neon Kezirsrt, Erq , now
residentio Ddblin Thepresent tor will be the twenty-
Glib of this Agency,through England, Ireland. Scotland,
Wales, Ece. It embraces collection of legacies, debts,
reins, property and claims; remittances of money; proem.
ring copies of veil's, deeds and documents; conducting
searches of all kinds, Ac., Ac
.. Innumerable references
given. Diann; the subscriber's absence, hi+ brother,
Euvesurt J. KZIMAN, wilt attend in his Office.
Office on Prlti street, o polite St. Paul's Cathedral.
THOMAS J. KEF:NAN, European Agent,
and Attorney et Law, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Adam. d. Co.'s laxpreasfloe.
No. 85 Marta strea.
IT gives us pleasure to announce to our friends that
we are now ready to receive them at oar new Office
on Market street.
From one messenger per week, with which we com
menced running over the Central Road, we have in.
creased our facilities to six, by which, we tan send or
ders any day (free,) to the Eatt, and return goods by
the same messenger. HARM & FORSYTH,
jeSty Meets.
AHEAD OS ALLt
EXTRACT OF AMERICAN OIL.
MIRE:PARED and sold by JNO. YOUNGSON, 209
Liberty street. This powerfully concentrated pre
paration; the medical virtues of which are found to be
eight times the strength of the .original American Oil.
It is put up in bottles at 25 and 274 cents, each, with full
directions for its use. In every disease where the origi
nal American Oil has been found at oil - efficacious, nod
it so for exceeds the original in power. as to render lithe
CHEAPEST MEDICHM IN THE WORLD. 'Call and
try • *JOHN YOUNCSON.
. . . . .
N. B. The original Oil In its natural state as taken
from the bowels of the earth, can be had as above—and
will be found genuine. notwithstanding a certain firm
claims to be the only Proprietors.
d&w.l( J. Y.
Deafness Cured.
rILINTON FURNAUk., Jane 7, ifisl.—S. M. Kum
IL, Dew. Sir—This may certify that one of my boys has
been afflicted for the last thirteen years with a healing
and deafness of the right ear. I have tried a number of
physicians, all without any berfifflt, and had given up
all hope of a cure ever being effected, when our family
physician, alter examining the case, recommended me
to use the - PETROLEUM, which I did, and am happy to
Inform you that the use or two bottles erected on entire
ewe. I write this without solicitation or your acquaint
ance. With sentiments of esteem, I sat yours truly
;p2 JOSk.PH SWAB.
TAIVFCENCEVIELE filiffi r EETT.—Fe7Sak, a val.
.11,J cable property of 74 feet on Pike street by 110 deep
on Water tweet to. Poster alley, presenting a fine corner
lot pleasantly situated on the Allep heny,havilig a dwell
ing house containing 4 rooms, kitchen, good cellar and a
porch; also, a pump of fine water, out-home,
a large
stable, carnage house and cow stable, and an ice house
on the river bunk, of capacity to hold 10,0b0 bushels of
ice ; also, a garden, with fruits and flowers, and a largo
grape arbor; also, 2 small dwelling houses, with grape
vines in front. The whole is in good order. Omnibuses
to the city pats the propeny Price $2500.
14.
.CUTHBERT, Cif meal Agent,
50, Smithfield street.
MORSE'S
Compound Syrup of Yellow DoOk Root,
OCCUPIhIti the trout rank among th e proprielory
medicines ut this country for completely curing
Cant er, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas , and all other diseases
arising front an impure state of the blood. Also, Liver
Complaint, Catarrh, prpeptia, Headaches, Dizziness,
Coughs,Soreness and Tightness about the Cheat; Bron
chitis; or Hoarsenes.s, Dryness, and a tickling sensation
about the Throat; and is used with unprecedented 'soc
cer, In all cases of '
FEMALE WEAKNESS AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone to the
various organs, and invigorating the entire system.
If the testimony of thousand. of living witnesses, from
all pans of the country, can be relied upon, it is singu
larly efficacious in caring all Humors, and restoring de,
bilitated and broken down constitutions. It is purely
vegetable in Its composition, and so accurately com
bined in its proportions that the chemical, botanical and
medical properties of each ingredient harmoniously
unite to PURIFY THE BLOOD.
It has removed many chronic diseases which has baf
fled the skill of the best physicians, and has also cured
Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and Scrofctla, which
Sarsaparilla Syrups entirely failed to.make the kart im
pression upon.
It has been tested in many cases of CANCEROUS
HUMORS. The most obstinate Cancers have been
cured by this medicine. We say that it is a valuable
medicine in all BILIOUS COBIPLAINTS. It removes
all obstruction in the airmail/4n, rendering the Liver
free, active and healthy. It removes Palpitation of the
Heart, and relieves in ;Manses of Asthma, and may be
used in all climates, and nt all seasons of the year.
This Syrup is papered only by C. MORSE A CO., at
102 Fountain street, Providence, R. I, and sold whole
sale.and re MIL by . S.N.IV/CKERSHAhI,
Only Agent for Western Pennsylvania,
• jel t:y Warehouse, cot Wood and Sixth sts.,Pittsbth
• 91 1 " els • • Ifia.ilbut I •
•i UST received al etEN NETS'S. "OVR HOUSB,' Di
ey amend alley, a fine GREEN TURTLEmbIeh will be
-servednp on Wednesday. Allo t s supply of EELS and
GALIRLI.T, flow :ready fixate table.. . . &94.
;
;,.'': -' , ..l ' '•:: . '' - , 7 ;! 11 ;::: ,; :f . ..:'
T'7: ••• t.'.•.'.'.l'::::
DAILY REVIEW - OP THE. MARKET.
Ovvics op rtte..Dstia htoutturci Pour.
Tuesday, July 15,,1851.$
The weather.contlnued pleasant throughout yester
day Misfile - es win dull. . - • .
BACON,There . continues 11 good _ home demand for'
Shoulders and Ilams, with sales or 7000 tbs Shoulders
atlc ; 6000 lbs'ilams at 01c. Misuse not sumach in
..
quired for. Sales. 0r . 5 tierces sugar•eared Hams at 101
CHEESE-We note a sale of 70 boxes common et Ge
sales oflo boxes Gosben at 100.. .
DRIED FRUIT—Tber , is inn a limited demand, kin.
cipally for the retail trade. We quote Apples 750280 c ;
Peaches 81,2501,50. . .
FLOUR—The receipts were exceedingly ; the ,
inspectionias reported to did not amount to over 80
barrels. Among the sales we have several small lots
reposed from wagon at 83,10, and 83,20 from store;
sales by the dray loadwere msda at 83 ; 3103,37. Rye
Floor—Sales from store at 82,7502.80.
CORN MEAL—Sales of 10 bbla at 50c 4P bushel.
GRAIN—The receipls iontinue quite, limited. We
nom sales of Wheat - at C042138c Rye—Sales of 50 bush
els from store at 46e. Corn—Sales of 100 bushels at
37:,z. Oafs Sint at 330371 e
MU—There continue, a moderate demand for No. 3
Mackerel, with sales of 30 bbls at 88,75, cash.: Cod
Fish , -Sales ol 0 drums at 4}c. Lake Treat ere held at
87,7898.00.. .
WHISKEY—SaIes of 19 bbls at 2lc ; 20 do,2oic
BROOMS-15alas of 75 dozen at 31,00 r. dozen.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES—There continues a mod
erate denim! for Sugar to small kola for home trade
We note sales of 5 hhda good fair at 61c ; 'prime 60270:
Molasses is in moderate requrat. We uote a sale of 15
bb's in oak at 37c. -
COFFEE—There is little activity in Coffee, the de•
mend being principally confined to the retail trade.—
Prices have not undergone any change We continue
to qaoto at fikelOte by the bag.
LARD . OIL—We have reputed a tale of. ID tibia city
manufactured No.l at 60c.. •
New Orleans Coffee Market, July 3.
. .
The sales of Rio' daring the tnsitwo days have been
confined to a few small !mini 816'9e - We observe from
the Annual Coftecistatement of ii. T. Lansdale, coffee
broker, that tbo total Imports of all kinds at this port,
for the year ending the- Ist Inst., show an excess over
the reaeiwn in 1849-'5O of '41.6132 bogy, (313,422 sinks%
Z 11.760.) that the stock on hand' compared with 1,
191.0, shows a decrease of 32,359 bags, and that the sales
for consumption exhibit an Inert ace of 82 300 bags,
(345,781 ern:n.0203,115) The entire sales, Including tee
emnunt to arecalators, was 191035 bags. The Imports
comprise 270,247 from Rio, 32,515 coastwise and 10.630
from Cuba, de. There is an increase in the amount
tram Rio of 49,959 bags, and a decrease of 18,630 bags
coastwise and 0.697 from Cuba, de. The stock on hind
let inst., was 19.500 brigs (4000 of which were Cana)
against 31,850 same time last year. The stock of Rio
on band last evening, was round numbers, 13,000 bags.
The market closed hem at fle. There have been no sr•
rivals this week.-19. 0. Rai/rein.
Family Horse.
.4 A large fine looting mime! . Horse, perfectly
safe, will be sold fora light fast florae, if appli•
7
canon Is made !MEI.
JUNIATA til.l.loMS—lx tons for sale.to clove rou-
U signment DOI laE:t & JONES.
• Me Offer toy Mary
FOUR?WO a CORY BRICK I)Wh;LLING HOUSES,
. with double beet buildings, situated on Wylie St.,
above Washington, being twenty•two feet front by nine.!
ty.six feet deep. to a twelve Met alley.
I). &A. S BELL, Attorueyv at Lew.
JyB.dif Panda 'met. above Smithfield.
_
Iron Railing and Ornamental iron Work, in all
its brandies,
NO. td, WOOD SMELT, PITNIIURGII.
PRE ei,lvertherm beg te. vo respectfully toinfortu their
I friend. on I the public generally. that, haling receiv
ed a tare. number of new pattern • for Iron Baling , &c ,
which, to Arilie r with thore previously on hand, co wort se a
the greatest vanety ever offered instill! City—they are
now prepared to manufactare the some for Cemrtery
purposes, balconies, fence., garden., window guards,
tree boxes, hat melts , centre tables, &c. &c., in a style of
workmanship and finish not to be amps mid. and cheaper
than say heretofore manutaetured wen of the MOlll2-
talus.
Also, cooking stoves, hollow ware, and castings of all
descriptions. as usual.__ p •9 .__..-. --
Saddle and nearness naindbotory.
SION OP THE GOL.t.lie: SADDLE,
No. 132, Wood street, Pittabttryh.
A 110LSTFIN resneetftlly informs his friends and
. the politic that he keeps on band a large stock of
SaDDI.E.u. HARNESS, TRUNKS, CARPET BAl5l$,
de., de., of his own Manufacture ' of the very best de
scription. Ile invites strewn ad d all those visiting the
City to give hem a call. Remember the place—No. 134
Wood street, sign of the Oo'den Saddle. Ictrctf
PASSAGE from LIVERPOOL, LONDON andOUSGO W.
In tttt
• NEW YORK, --71
AND FROM LI VERPOOL TO NEW ORLEANS. BA le
TIMORF., BOSTON, CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH DIRECT.
TA PISICOTT R. CO.'I
Genera Einkrafidsarta Feragn Ezthange Office,.
TIIE undersigned baying areepted the Agency oft he
alnico well known House, is prepared to bnng eat
Passengers from the Old Country, on Ms favorable arr as
as any other House in the City.
Passages cart be engaged in the hollowing a,
sailing punctually on the days appointed:
SW ALLOW TAIL Liar' le /Yes Liverpool on the li•th
and 21st of each Month.
RED STAR LINE leaves Liverpool on the tiGth of
each month.
THE Z LINE leaves Liverpool Twice a Month.
THE LONDON LINE of Packets Sails from load.in
on tbo oth,l3th, dist and :IGth °revery' Mon h.
THE CLYDE. LINE of Glasgow rackets sails Its m
GLASGOW on the Ist and 15th of each month. •
ALSO--A weekly Lino of Packets for New Orleans
f Passengers shiped from New York to any part df
the Weal.
frr The Senior Partner resides in Liverpool, ands u
penntends the etabareation of all passages engaged in
this Country.
P.S. Persons desirous of visiting the Old Count,"
can., have their passage engaged through from Mts.
burgh, by application either personally or by letter.
(post paid) to the under.lgne.l.
PASSAGE 1 , 11051 NEW YORK
Can be bud at very reduced rates by applying•to the
undersigned Agent for the Messrs. Tupseott. of Nrw
York. JAMES tshAKELY,
Corner of Sixth and Liberty streets,
jetd (dad. story) Pittsburgh
Utto. N. IIIAYO,
Prothonotary
Tram Actoty.
(Wryer.= PCIM AND Lanai! ITBIEter
IIS? OP SHADES on hand and made at all umes to
4 order_. • •
3-4,4-4,5 4 and 0-4 Buff Shades, plain and bordered ;
.", '• Transparent green do;
Lark ". do
Landscape !Minder, of every style;
Moonlight do do do;
Gothic and Meraidato, of new style ;
STOIsE SHADES of any color, wit., Lettering or De.
signing. OIL CLOTH 4on hand.
Also, a lot of SHADS TRlMMlNGS—complete at '_S
cents per *bade. (IX Carmine hung on teavonable
terms.
P. S.—Peillera will do well to call at the Factory, be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
aprlB:Ont E. R. KERNAN.
COMMA OE llABairr Ant Tinazi sratrre.
VACULTY.—Ioth FLIMINGI, principal Instructor to
the science of dcauntr. .
0. K. enamel:am, Profestior of Pentuatish op, Me tea n •
We computation, ac.
Azar. M. Wino'', Fey., .Lectuter on Commercial
Law.
The Rooms of this Institution are open both day end
evening,for the reception of those wishing to obtain a
practical Mercantile education he course of instruc
tion is so thorough, that every student on leaving the
College will be competent to take charge of and con
duct on correct principles, any set of Stock or Partner
ship Books, however complicated. &Mil& w
100.000 T 22. V. s:re e
Crackers, Noe a,..1 ;
100 gross Chasers;
100 do pin Wheels;
40 dp Scrolls, $Oll/1;
2.5 do do large ;
40 doz 1 oz Rockets ;
IS do 2iv do
10 do 3 oz do
do 4 oz. do
2 do Boz do -
gross $ inch -Triangles ;
do 3do do . ,
cafes Chinese ROckel3 ; •
3 gross Flying Pigeons •
50 do 14,10, 10,r, p, 4 ' ball Roman Coal
dies; receieed and (Jr sale by . J. RiipOEs & CO.,
iiL • N 0.6. Wood greet.
IN THE MATTER of the Voluntary awignment of
James S. Adams, Shoe Merchant, of the City of Pitts.
burgh.
'Foe creditors and debtors of James S. Adams will
folio notice that a deed of assignment (or the benefit of
creditors,dated Jane tab, 1651, has been executed toile
undersigned, who will settle the business of said Adams.
WILLIAM LAMER, JR.,
je27:tf . • Asairneet.
Wholesale Tobacco - and Cigarlttanntae...
REFS
E IL JONFS respectfully ,
informs city merchants FS
and the public generally, that he has opened a.. :
if7totarede Thbaceo, Snuff and Cigar Manufaciprp,
No. t 37, Front street, one door southwest of A. Film
estock's Drug Store, where he has now in store and for
sale a large and general assortment of-the most approv
ed Virginia brawn Tobacco, a select assortment of fine
imported*Cigars of the choicest brands, and 10 bhds fine
rigor Leaf. All lints of Kentucky tamed° manufac
lured to order with care and dispatch. Orders thank-
fully received and promptly attended to.
R. R. JONFS.
211 ksXs. musenT WINN ;
1J 200 bxs Raisins
100 bg do
10 cases Prunes, in glass jars;
5 do do fancy boxes '
•
Received and for sale by .1. RHODES & CO.,
jy2 - No. G. Wood street
RIBBONS. ac.-5000 pas Mantua and Cap Ribbons ;
50 doz Lirle tkrend Gloves;
00 doz spun silk do
GO doz kid do 0- .,
150 doz Suspenders • for sale at a bargain, to
close oat. KENNEDY do ILASLETT, .
Ort • N 0.91, Market 'Beet.
JKWELRY AND WATCHES.—Jaet received by ex ,
press, a splendid assortment of new and fashionable
Jewelry and Watches, of the latest styles, and for ante
at Eastern prices, by KENNEDY er. lIAELETT,
191 . Sign of the Golden Eagle
iJ nn
•je2l
ACRES OP LLAND in Jefferton &omit) , for sole
A.- mums & CO.
c)n tlr; LAND ozi Coal Hill,
_will Ws sold at
4,1.1 115004 n tore. Deft] A. WILKINS ft. co.
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MISEII
Tub3trBoti BELL.
(At A. Wilking
HOPE - FOUNDRY.
Cochran, Iffol3rtsie & Co.,
lIAMVPII.II7dZiaI OD
prrrtusvuott
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,
4. F i n 5 mow Iv ATI' IN re a-citarvist.
ARRIVED:
nicanter Alichigan No. 2, Boles, Beaver.... • •
' " Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Redstone, Woocwltzlit Brownsville .
' J IWICee„ Hendrickson, l'acEee a p o o .
• Beaver, Gordon, Beaver. - .
• Fashion No. '2 , Peebles, Eliz a b et h .
• Thontas Sbriver, Balky, West Newton, •
Columbian.Oreenlee; Cincinna t i.
• Jefferson, JohnstOn,Loniaville.
" J. M Harris, —, Cincinnati
. • DEPARTED:
" Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville..
" Atlantic, Parkinson, do
J. .
migee, Nendrickson,Mcncesport.
mi e ta, gan No, 2, Boies,Benver.
Beaver, Gordon, Beaver. . •
Thomas Shriver, Bailey, 'West Newton.
" • 'Tuscarora, Poe,%Vhbeling.
Heroine, Coawell Wheelms .,
• '' Magnet. Dex ter, Hoekingpoer
" Finaneier, Poe, Cincinnati.
" Asia., Boyd, Bt. Louis. t
• Irene No. 2, IB'Clintdek,,Clincinuati.
The Rtver.—fly the pier mark, Jail evemng, there
were 4 feefs inches water and tall falling:
IMPORTS BY RIVER.
•
• " Mottosz.'July 14.
BEAVERPer Beaver—Mr Bowman 1 chest. Clarke
& Thaw- 19 bales. wool: Miller & Bicketson 29 boxes.
cheese.. Wick & McCandless 3 bbls Andl pkg rags 1
leg tallow 1 bz bacon. .1 B Canfield 32 sks wool 53 bzs
cheese.l4 bbla pearls. E Heazelton 12 bat cheese. J
A Caughey 111 do 13 bales wool. E Greer 1 bz.
Per. Keel •Boat Peaeock--Forstth & Co 107 blooms
iron 24 bars do. • Dilworth to Co 1000 kgspowder. • T M.
Howe 30 bbls stamps. Honing 10 bbls paint. • •
Per Carrel Boat ..1 M Cook—J B Canfield 8 has cheese..
E Heezeltan Sat do. Wick It' MCCandless 20 do. H
GraS eo Co 55 ski wool. . • •
For 'New Orleans.
• •
• The splendid new steamer ELEPHANT,
HATS, Masrer, will leave for the above and
all intermediate p.orts, on the first rise of
water. • For freight or passage apply on board, or to
ill - ' GRO B.' Iid(LTEN BliftGEß, Agent
Friday cissetnnatl Packet.
THE new and elegant steamer IRENE
N 0.2, G. L. birCmgrocc, blaster, has taken
the pleats of the Clipper N 0.2, io the line of
Packets, and will leave every FRIDAY, at 10 A. M., for
the above and intermediate , polio. For freight or pas
sage apply no hoard. . liela
For !Marietta and lineningport. •
ArseTata Itne steamer PACIFIC, ZANOVII
ral. will leave for Ote.above and Interred'.
ate pone cyan...TßlM:Sat Y, at 4 o'clock, P. M.
Vor Frei& or passage, apply on board, or to •
T. WOODS & SON;
n,a,10 No. CI et.. and CO Mmt st.
_ .
Wednesday Packet fox Cincinnati.
Tt~a new and rt: et ninautre,a:firiCelar.vt
regularly every WEDSEZDAT.
ror freight or pasvage, apply on board, or to
. G. 11. lIIILTEitiBF.ROI.III.
`Allegheny H.lver - Trade. •
EEC DEAR RitANEL/K RACKETS.
IadTHE fine steamer ALLECLIENV BELIE,
No. 2, Capt. We. 114.NNA, leaves .the Alle
gheny wharf fnr Franklin, every Afolaay and Titursdall t
at 4 P. M.
The fine steumer ALLF.GIIIINY BELLE No 3, Capt.
Jome Bartaa, !cave' the Allegheny wharf for Frank
lin, every Tuesday and Friday, at 4 P. N.
For Freight or Faxen ge, apply okßoard. (math)
Dr. Jayne's Faintly ftledlotnes. --
EXTRACT of a t etter from the Rev K. b. Abbott, a
welt known and highly esteemed Missionary' in the
kingdom of Butmah. dated
SAMOWAT AIIiACJIN. February, I NG.
Dr. D Jayne, Paladaphia: My Dear Sir—We are
now in great waist of your Medical Preparations. Your
CARMINATIVE BALSAM is isa invalnable medicine
In this country in bowel complaints, and has been used
in all our Missions with the moat gratifying seeress. I
have known It in many eases to a-t like a charm Your
SANATIVE PILLS are my sheet anchor.—The best
medicine for my liver cotuplaint and pain in the title that
I hove ever used They are its great demand, and we
are entirely out of them We need Lye hundred boxes
of them. Bra. Beechersays we.could use a thousand
boxes yeasty among oar people to great advantage. I
have used you, TONIC VEMIFVUK as a tonic in in
termittent (ever, with the most complete success. I
ti ink It once was the means of saving my own son.-Do
ring my travels among the churches the past season, I
found a whole village suffering under a prevailing influ
curs, au:sided with coughs of a most violent chat amen
I niten restated I had not hail a dozen or two of your
EXPECTORANT to asminisicr io them, for elieve
from what I have seen of its effects, that it would have
been Just the thing for those poor people. I presume you
have not hitherto had an Idea to what an extent your
medicines ate used in all our Missions.
• .
Affectionately yours, E. ABBOTT.
For sale et the Min Teo SOU. 3 , 8. Filth street (ill
Deatnesce, Noises to the Read,
And all Disagreeable Lfitthantri=ntht Ear Speadir
and Permanently
DR. rtARTLEY, Principal Allri it of tic New York
Eye and Ear Surgery, and of 01 Nonh Eleventh
street, Philadelphia, has decided to prolong his stay a
short dine longer
Until farther notice, the Doctor may Le consulted in
Rebecca street, Allegheny City, the Grit three story
brick Dwelling lloase beyondthe School House.
The Doetot teelsasrured thathis Patients in Pittsburgh
will enjoy a pleasant walk to the Bitter city, and for their
especial accommodation, be wilt extend his hours of
consultation at the above place, from 8 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Thirteen years c:ose and almost undivided attention
to this branch of special pra-lice, has enabled him to re
duce his treatmeut to sach a degree of success as to find
the most confirmed end obstinate cases yield,-by a'
steady attention to the means prescribed. Delluf
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The .thiliitabezat.Annual hale • -
OF DAY GtloUS at the One Prtee Store of 'A. A.
MASON & CO., Nos: Gtl ft G 4, Market street. Pitts
burgh, Will convective on Thursday, Jane 2Gth, 1881, turd
conanue 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 at an tra
mense reduction Vero usual prices. flaying recently
made extensive purchases, their assortment will. be
Mond very choice and &wilder
Tittle stock of Silks, comprising more than 503 pieces,
will be closed out at on immense diseount from usual
prices.
Good Dress Silks as lour a, 27‘050 cts.
Silk Poplins, 20 0:15
Best Berege De Laines, ISt
Fast colored Lawns,
Fine. French do 1
Fine Printed Bereger, 1810 Z
Fine French Jaconet. 181et5
500 pea French and English Ginghams, 10 0121 -
Black Alpacas, • 121
Ma yards Bonnet Ribbons, at 8 -
SO WrooghrCollars, esi,
•
Foat colored Calicoes. 0:
100 cams o English and American do, 8 (010
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anu
31X1 - ca.mallnd bales of Bleached and Brown Mas
titis at manufacturers' privet!,
. ALSO—Laces, ymbroideries, Trimmings, Hosiery mud
Gloves, Linen, White Goods. Bonnets, Shawls. Cloths,
rte., together with an immense variety of all kinds of
Dry Goods—Dß of which will be marked down to even
less than Eastern wholesale prices:
)e2.5 . A. A. MASON it CO
Rprc•siiiivXTiis — RiVc •
ow ukata -i his X
elegant preparation, besides its superior claim as a
Summer Beverage. has the advantage over all otner
Compounds being decidedly Medicinal. It corrects
Acidity, rel ieves Nausea, Heartburn, Cramp. and•Flatu
le ey. promotes Appetite and Digestion, and produces
the best effects in' derangements of the Urinary Organs.
For sale by • ' JAMES A. JONES,
tin3oj Coy Liberty and Baud
IHMNESE WASHING FLUID can always be bad at
ki No 50, Smithfield street at 25 cents per bottle. This
article is used for washing in salt, hard or coil water.
Myler's Choleraßemedy, for the immediate care of
dysentery, diarrhcea, pain in the stomach, tte.., can alto
be obtained at byll I 50, Smithfield street.
_
, JUS'r RECETV6D a fine assortment or these LAMPS,
for burning the Camphenc t Pine and Ethereal
which I will tell at greatly reduccd_prices. .
. • JOHN S. TOUG H,
- 22 Fooith st., between Market end Woo,
Manufacturer and Dealer, Wholesale and Retail, in the
above named oils.
Furniture and Chair Wareroomig.
5 JOSEPH MEYER, tISII Penn street. ahove the
Canal elflike, keeps constantly on hand and makes
to order. elks /omen prthefi. every descripthat of
Pancy'and Plttin FURNITURE, SOFAS and CHAIRS,
of the hest workmanship and most approved styles. •
Purchasers would do well to visit his Warerooms. ,
mr:a. dee wly '
N OW - PUBLISIIING—An Outlive of Mechanical En. griming, with drawings of machinery, tools and
apparatus of every description. Collected, collated and
published by an American Engineering Society under
the superintendence of Frederick Mone.:—.This valuable
work Is of Imperial size; each part contains two plater
of drawinga. It will be completed in 22rnonthly parts
five of which are now issued. Price to subscribers, SI
each part ; to non-subscribers, *no.
No. 1 of a new weekly paper, called "The Citizen,"
has been received. It is pnated In quarto form, of fine
patter, and is devoted to News; the Arts, Science, Belles .
Lettres, and advocates the moral and social eleva
tion of American citizen., native and adopted, indepen-
dent of all seas and parties. . •
Respecting these periodicals the Agents deem it un
necessary to say but title, us their respective excelten
cies are apparent to the commonest observer; 'they
would therefore merely ask their friends and the public
to call and examine the merits of the works.
wuoDWAR)) JELLEY
jyl2 Stationers and Bookbinders, 73, Third ,
st .
•
ikaW MUSIC.—H. ELEBER has " just feeDiVed—
II Nelly ply, by S U Foster;
Sweet Home,as song by Jenny Lind;
Sang of - Christiana, words trout Banyan's PH
grin's Progress;
Thou haat learned to Love another ;
Nancy Bell ; ' - •• ..
Moantain.Maid's Invitation; • •
Wilt Thou bp my Bride;
Why do Bummer Roses fade; -
M_y New England Home, by Mrs. Anne Wade, of
The Mourner, sequel to Pestal:
From our merry Swiss Home, vocal daett, by
• Glover; • .
. • Wilt thou .e
Love—vocal daett, by S. C:
Foster;
Tara notaWay—iluett, by S C Foster ;
Once ! toyed thee Mary dear, by S C Foster
Would not die hi Winter,
it won't bear mentioning
Ewe Moore. ' • - '
POLlAls—Renrielta, Evergreen, Dear Ann's, Jumping,'
Children, Wallace, Haus Jorgel, National, Scottish,Sot•
rep„.Crunelia, Hamburg, Madeline, Ernestine, Sophia.
wszazes—Elomage, tlyerly's Alexandria, Jessamine,
Wood Nymph, Silverville, Three Sisters, be_
Also, a fine selection of Foreign
_jyl2 . • Sign of the Golden Harp,lot,
&Fairies C
(Formerly Curran to the late usi,AaT,)
4 yrrouLD most respectful's , announce to his friends
11 and the public in general, that he has rented. the
Store, No. 86 Market:neer, between Second and Third
streets, where he intends carrying on the TAILORING
BUSINESS in all its departments. Ho is now receiving
FROM THE EASTERN MAE/LETS an entire new stock of
GOODS, for Spring and Summer wear , viz: superfine
French, Enghsis and American aotiti, Cashtruerats,
Tweeds,Cassuneres.(Twilled Prentle Haan Cloths, a gape
nor aritele for business Coats,) together with a largo as
sortment of plain and figured Casswarra, new and desi
cable styles.
Also, an excellent lot of fancy SA Cashmere, Satin'
and Marseilles ratings, all - of which the subscrilter is
prepared to make to order in the neatest and most rash
toaaule styles, at as low prices as any otherestabllsh.
sent. -He therefore hopes by strict attention to all or
ders intrusted to his care, to merit a share of public pa.
Iron JAMES a WATT.
No. 36 Market, between Second and Third sts.
TO TAILORS.-4 shall continue to sell and give ha
inactions .on my system of filament Drangbling.ns
heretofdre, at the fallowing pries, viz: ItaceomPanied
byorielinstniction,-6101 without insaticliOnst,lM
-,JAMFAAD.Vieri:-•
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ARBOTAL IQF: MB STEAMER FRANKLIN
. . .
. . lisw Yonic, June 14.
••The steamship.. Franklin, from Havre - and
Cowes same evening, arrived at 2 o'clock this
monting, bringing 100 passengers and dates from
London to the 2nd inst.
The Asia arrived out in 10 days and 3 hours;
and the Pacific in 11) days and 6 hours.
The monetary advices are favorable. Money
was easy, and discounts low. The amount of
bullion in the Bank of England was increasing.
The Liverpool Cotton Market on theist. closed
Mat at a decline of id since Friday. The sales
of the Ist were 2600 bales, and those of the
30th ult. 4,000.. ' •
The market for . breadstaffs is inactive.' The
advance on wheat and flour has been lost., The
reduction from the rates of the preceeding
day, are 3®4d pm= bushel on wheat, and 2s per
bbl on. flour. American arid Canadian are
Corn has been cleared off of ship at a decline
of is per quarter. Oats and bailey are is per
bushel easier; and oat meal 6d per load easier.
LONDON.—This Market has also declined on
account of fine weather. "heat is 1®23 per
quarter lower. •
The steamship. Franklin has made the passage
in a fraction over 11 days, and brings 4 days
later intelligence from London and . Paris.
Nothing of importance had transpired in-Par
liament. An address to the Queen was moved
in the House of .Commons .'on the Ist inst.,.iir
relation to the spiritual destitution in England
and Wales. • -
The number of visitors to the Great Exhibi
tion was decreasing. The number on - the Ist of
July was 51,069. - •
A terrific military riot broke oat in Liverpool
on the let. The 91st regiment having attacked
the police in consequence of several Men bi
longing to the regiment having been arrested a
few nights previous. The riot was suppressed
after a time by the energy of the authorities,
but not until several men bad been killed, and
many dangerously wounded. • ,
The Earl of Derby died on the 30th. Hie
eldest son, Lord Stanley, succeeds to the title as
the 14th Earl of Derby.
The weather continues unusually hot.
IRELAND.
The accounts from Ireland possess little in
terest. The Irish Journals of all political shades
are greatly incensed at the report of, the Packet
Commissioners against the establishment of a
trans-Atlantic steam line from Galway. There
is much confidence still felt, however, in the Suc
cess of the undertaking; the_ principal reliance
being upon American aid. A public meeting in .
Dublin had been : suggested to assert a -determi
nation still to rely upon themielves and carry
out the enterprise.
The Pays announces that the question of Abed
El Kabcrr's captivity is on the point of receiving
satisfactory solution.
The leading topic to-day is the President's
journey to Poictiers. His speech is expected to
be of a strong conservative character.
The Sisals reports that a Sanitary Congress is
to be held immediately at Montpelier. Each of
the Mediterranean powers will be represented
at it by a Diplomatic and Consular personage,
and by a Medical man.- Some of• them have al
ready arrived at Marseilles. Greece and Malta
will havo their delegates in the assembly. It is
supposed that the great Powers of the North
will also take part in this Congress. •
It is now generally admitted that the petition
movement bas been a failure. The sum total of
signatures, unauthenticated crosses included,
will barely amount to a million, and of that mil
lion, a large number neither are, nor have ever
been, nor can ever be electors. • "
The following telegraphic despatch from Ma
drid, Jane 28th, has been received in Parietf-
Irt the sitting of the Chamber, yesterday, the•
debate on the vote of confidence having 'been
brought to a close, the motion was carried in fa
vor of the Ministers by a majority of 184. against
81. By the pest we learn that in the sitting
Estevan Collantea made a Anions attack upon
Bravo Murillo. Bertram Delis was replying.
when the post closed. In - the Senate, there was
debate upon the floating debt, upon which no
decision was arrived at. '
ITALY.
In Sardinia h is reported that the portfolio of
Grace and• Justice will be given to M. De For
sesto' Deputy of Nice.
Tho rumor that Count De Appony is to bo re
called to Vienna, and replaced at this Court by
M. Bouck, Austrian Minister of Commerce, is
repeated. • ,
,
The Chamber of Deputies have voted without
debate on the treaty with Zollverein,-and enter
ed upon the , discussion of the treaty with Swit
zerland. -
The King is about to retire to Gaeta for the
summer, where a large body of troops are con.
centrated. Various speculations are afloat as to
his Majesty's motives for so doing, Some
gine the Pope Intends to try and slip'away from
the French, if the events in Paris are not favo
rable. Others think' that Gaeta is to be the
basis of military operations, in conjunction with
the new Holy Alliance.
More than 40 persons implicated in a trial for
the expulsion of the Jesuits from Naples, after
every appearance of ignominious ccMdemnation,
were suddenly discharged by the Gtund Court.
The. Court Lawyer demanded 82 years, to the
galleys for the prisoners, and now they are ac
quitted. '
PRUSSIA-
The accounts from Franldort state that Aus
tria, in reply to Prussia, demand for the die-in
corporation of, her' non German states, 'and, ex
presses her determination only to' concede- the
point of unanimity of all the German states with
which the incorporation was passed, and'obtain
ed for the reversal of that measure.
'HESSE CASSEL. - - •
The Government .paper- of Hesse Cassel, of
the 28th -ult., publishes three 118 W lirdillAl/oea‘
which release military officers from their opt u 3
to obey and uphold - the constitution, and lay
down a new form of oath, in which the consti
tution is in no way referred to, and proclaim an
amnesty with rawly exceptions.
SWITZERIAND.
A letter from Berne announces the;death of
Count de 141ulimenpformerly Minister of Wirtem
berg at Paris, whiehmas caused by an =fortu
nate- accident on the 21st. He was returning
late in the evening to his' house, and when hear,
Thoune, mistook the road and fell over a final
pica.
011JAI.,
4 company has been formed at Bruisels,. for
the purpose of working
,11314 cultivating ;14,000
hectares of the low grounds of eastern Scheldt,
conceded by the Dutch Government. -
lilYo/NHATI, July 14.
A despatch from New Orleans, on the 12th,
says that T. W. Frost, editor of the Crescent,
was mortally wounded in a duel with Dr2Thos.
Hunt, brother of the candidate for Congress.
Frost has since died. Cause, political diffianitYr
Writs of arrest have been issued for Dr. Hunt
and his seconds.
Trinity Church (Catholic,) was destroyed by
fire. Loss $20,000. -
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Crsonittest, July
Woods' Alusetun, three dry good and one shoe
afore, were destroyed by fire last night. Very
little of the property was towed. The whole
buildings are in a heap of rains. It is supposed.
VI be the work of an incendiary.
- -•- FROM : TOAONTO-
Tosoarro;July 14. .
The Board of Trade have censured the Conn
ell by a vote_ of 14 - to 2, _for _memorializing the
IfOme Govenunent to impose deferential duties
against &aeries* manufactures.
Wessaildros, jay 14. ,
Lieut. Col. henry T. Crag; of Pennsylvania,
has been appointed chief of the Ordnance'Bli
reau in place of Gen. - Geo. Talloott, dismissed,
from the service :by the late Court Martial.
Mr. Philip Clayton, the 2nd - Auditor, is about
to resign, to devote himself to private business.
Qen. Chaplin not appearing in the Criminal
Court this morning to answer to the charge of
abducting the slaves of Mr. Toombs. Snits
have been ordered to be instituted against Wm.
Blanchard, David Hale and Selby Barker, his
sureties, for forfeited recognisances. •
PRILADELPIIIA _MARKET—JuIy 14.
Cotton... Active, with only limited sales.
Flour...Dnll at 4,25, with:sales of 800 bbls.
Rye Flour and Corn - bleal...Nothing doing ;
supply small.
Wheat... Limited request at 1,0001,01 for
prime White, and:9 , l for lied.
:Rye .In demand for distilling at 72.
Corn... Sales 4000 - bush at 61 for Yellow.
; at:42,ll'or Pemm.
Provisionit and Gliocelim..Diill. • '
„., so 5. 4.;
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MEM
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MOM
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ELROYMAN'sNEWSI..
Pop. Days Lateir.
FRANCE
A DUEL
MEM
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• ••-• 71110(M1JVCA;' - ' - ` - '"
; V . IT 11 4#;:N. X-s / 4 -
Jesup Lind amved .012 Saturday from-Balti
more. She - gicf:s i a - , concert tonight, and goes
to Rochester amWelizellasit- ; ."
o loncrtlf.. IL; .4111 y • 11.
Three Irishmen who warwllaating • magi at
this place, were instantlkkilled.this`mosaing.tor
a premature eiploslon,..'o4 Nne
shockingly mutilated.. •
CINCINNATI MARICET--Jnly_l4..
The river has fallen 23 inches. *The weather
is warm. - • -
Flonr...Firm, at $B,BO for choite, and $8,60
for extra brands: $B,lO for shipping brands.
iThiakey advanced to 18c.
Sugar is in moderate demand, with sales at
Provisions confined.to retail Wes.
Linseed Oil... Small sales from canal at 79c.
NEW YORK MARKET.—.JuIy 14.
Cotton..,At decline.
F100r...54,25 for State and Western, and
$4,27@,4,50 for Oenesee. • ' • •
Rye Flour and Corn Meal....l3noluinged.
Wheat...Genesee at 108@,118; Michlivin 104:
Corn... Sales of 50,090 bus mixed at .
• P0rk...14214/ for mess. .
Orioceries...llnclutn . ged.- ,
Whiskey,..24®24c. . • . •
Freights...On boar declined to 30 to Liver
pool.
Stocks...At second board were steady." Ster
ling excnange ..The .amount of specie in
the sub -treenwlakin,y 18462,6011
Mktg attb ,14okeio
• HILL:4OIIYEUELY, • •••
BkftIIC.BBS" AND mcdaANGE DD.Duzus,
• No. 85 NV ood*
• t
• 17tird doer bekno Forsitil 4 .4trienrififti..' • :• • •
V.1011 . T EXCHANGE on the Bastern•CitieS coilitautip
la for safe. Time Bills of Exchange. and Nines - :di/s
-eaward. Gold.Bilver and Bank.Notes,bowthr and Sella.
Colleolioni inade, in all the principal ci ties of the Unitdd
States. Deposits received of Par and Current Panda.'
mar27:y .
O.A LV IL Ipill*lll.ll 1J El JIO•
• • /ESSE CAROTHERS & •
!•:6: •1:,.610:15, WOOD STftEF:r, Prnrapt , flu I!•
Cotiditt money received on dnposit.
• Collections made on ED the pnueipal ride. of the On ;.
tad Motet. • • • . • "
PATRICIffiCFRIBTiD,
BANIICZEILS AND It XDiEIANGE
. No..9S,eORSES. WOOD AND DLINIOND . ST DICLTS,
•
'Pittsburgh; Pa, . llcaYi
CENiKAL PENNSYLVANIA BANKING 110 C 3K4
. BRYAN, QUEIBI
.Ik,TOTES, Drafts. Checks, he.. collected, end Retail
11 tonnes made upon favorable terms. •• .
taar223l- - • • - .IL:B.BRYAN,- Cashier. i
HoLlidagsblirgh, Mai, 1+,1850. . 1
• .
Nornatteand . Porngn Exchange, Dana Notes;
• Gotd and Silver, Boy gh So. d and Frets sod,
/LT TUC . •
sIGXOGIANGX AND aelfaraaroca
.A. . C 0.,! •
• .• • 134. -Wood Beretta., . •
.pITTSBUROII: : • • . ;
I massive astanvED ox =mimosas. Adsur.. l .
• .
• . J. S. Biglerbeta afr co.,
attujaettirers of Tin,. Copper 4- Sheet Iron Tra4,'
$11; BAST SIDE HP THE DIAMOND. ' •
in2o:3m.
. • R. W. Poster,
.• • . . •
. -ATTOR NEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW;
nIFEW E . N 0,47 FOURTH RTRLET, beknoZd'• iseC
• .strut, eituNirek. Po. noyl'..;:nlaw ) y
• . t• , To School Teachers. • ,
UHF Sch o olDirectors Of : Lower 'Sr. Clair Town ithitr
I have resolved to op -n the Public Schools under., the r
care on the Ist of September, and keep them open a hot t
pine months in the ensuing year. The Ronal will r teat
on the first Saturday of Anglia, 2d prok., nt the • Pa Wit
School House No.l, Mount Washington, at 10 &dotes',
to examine all persona applying for situations a/Tea/ch.
err. Any further informadou desired can be obtai
from the following member* of.the School Hoard, vier:
T. Bighorn, No. 81, Fifth - street ;A. Ambler. •No • 65,
Smithfield street. • • • • ivB:lwdtetsw ;
• Notice.. • • , •
EALED PROPOSAL!) will he: received Tina! Alit
IL3 10th A tweet next, for the use Orthe' Snriitirs. Water
at the Locke, on Inc Penns, irania 'COMO, t Tit rent nat.
Allegheny county . , for n period not exceeding 4) s pears
titect by mail to the undersigned, Freeport,-A must:Dug
county,
ay o!le r of the Board 4f.:Cepa!Coe3lni:siorierii;
bi:2 o ;iii4tit "- Staneevisor.
icentoidgr at a e 0 .
.GITABANTY BIND, $lOO,OOO. • -
rpHIS CO3IPAN 'refers to thu insured all the se:rarity ,
end advantages of the Mutual and Joint Stock Plan.)
(as heretofore applied) camn.lned. namely: Lei rates or
premium;
an annual return in cash of the per 'eentsgn
required for the contingent risk of the year ;. on ads
quate,but not excessive provision for the future security
of members for the whole term of lcq wits an equitable
Interest in Ire accumulating fund secured to inch
bers, payable at death, by credits upon their poli
cies; a guaranty land designed for the permanent seen-:
rity of short term members and also for th e presentse- -
clarity of those for th e whoie term of life,
0" This is the only Mutual Life Insurance Company.
whose rates Of premium are fixed nt a fair reduced stun
dord, seat a provision for an annually increasing seen
mnleition of finds (for future security) in eruct propor
tion to the amount of bet iness and th e increas ing silk
from advancing age among the members. .
. Pamphlets. tracts, &0., giving in detail- the plan and
rates of the Company. furnished gratis, and applications
for insurance received by .1 'rURUKTT. Agent, -
rid,' Wood street, Pittsourgh.
SAML. Dawes:a, Medical Examiner. jetstyi •
Judd'a Medicated Liquid Cuticle.
.111113 article is tritenth:d (Miami!) , ore, and should be
g. found in the possession of every faintly in the land.
Mechanics who arum constant danger oftniary to their
persons through accident, and the improper or coreleis
use of toots, will find this article to be invaluable to
them. and after a fair trial, will consider it indispensable.
"This mny certify that - sve.the undersigned, having
frequently made use ofJudiPs Medicated Liquid Cuticle,
prepared by Messrs. Pestfield & Camp, hllddletown,
Connecticut, cheerfully recommend it to our profettaLoti
al brethren, as an excellent substitute for adhesive plas
ter, in dressing burns, cuts, scalds, braises, and all kinds
of fresh wounds; also, for sore nipples, a remedy one.
quailed CHARLES WOODWARD, M.D.,
WM B CASEY,ItI.D
HARRISDN, M D.. •
. . F..WOODRM 2 V, MD.
HabliLTD:g BREWER. htU.,
. • ELLSWORTH BURR, 51. D., ttotanic.
Comprising all the pmething physicians in the city of
Middletown . . t
For sole by O. A. FAIINESTOCK. & CO.,
lA. • corner of Wood and Fir 4
YLerma: sTEEEr PROPER I'Y.—Par , Sale Lot No.
81- in Pride's Plan, haying 24 feet on Pride street
Eighth Ward, by 104 feet deep. Price s4so.Terms
-8200 in hand , balance at WO a year. •
if desired, the adjoining Lot, No 00, can be had at the
same price. 7'erms-32U0 in hand, balance' in 7 equal
yearly payments. •
S. CUTHBERT, General Agent;
jyo . • • " 50, Smithfield wee'.
_ Great Eall.rosil•Meattag.•
THE PITTSBURGH AND sTEUBH.NVILLE RAIL
. • • . ROaD COMPANY.
MEETING of the people of the
. countics of Alle
-401, geeny, Washington and Beaver, and of the entire
region of country interested, will , be held on FRIDAY,
.the EIGHTEENTH day of July, at 12 o'clock, noon. at
;FLORENCE, in Washington county, to take the neees
saty measures to forward the interests of the Pittsburgh
and Steubenville Railroad. • •
The. Books well then he re-opened, by . adjournment,
for receiving subscriptions to the capital stook of the
Company-
Capt. WI A HU'S NAYL OR, and otheri, will address
the meeting on Ike general subieet of Rallread
and will expose, in detail, the impottauce anti advanta•
gen of our Railroad, and the indispensable necessity for
its immediate completion.
By order of the Beata of Commissioners. -
• I . R. LIVINGSTON, PresideaL, •
JastsshlcFaanatr, Secretary. .
Flamm" Pa Julv 9, MI. Jylfhtitd&wll'
Nachos:we Hotta, ••111aIrsvI/le,. Pa. •
IPittirUSl:: to - gel or a xchattge tor (Mc? property the
Exchange' Hotel, Blairsville, Indiana county, Pa.,.
now occupied ¢y Wm. Lawson, end formerly kept h
myself.
This property consists of extensive brick buildings,
erected expressly for the perposeof being aeed•ns a
•
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Another !nick building, suitable for a dwelling and re
tail store; all on the moln street, near the Conemaugh
Bridge and Pennsylvania Canal. There arc good cot-
tars under these buildings Also, two w-Ils of geod
water on the front lots; one convenient to the kitchen,
the other at the stables, with pumps In both ;—also, a
large cistern for rain water, with a pump, near the kite ht
en and weeh•house
The. forrgoing and several other useful buildings are
on the two front lois. On two.other lots, immediately
north of these, and separated from them by a 12 fe, t
alley, occupied partly as a kitchen guden, a large brick
and large Dome Stable Is erected; also, a Blacksmith
Shop and Coachmaker's Ship. . •
Also, about TWENTY ACRES OP LAND, partlr
meadow, a joining the north line of the Burongh, off
whleh 40 tons of hay may be made in a season; the re:
mainder being pasture ground,with a stream of running
waterthrough It—are also offered as above.
The Betel is very eligibly situated on the nonh.east
corner of the Diamond, near the terminus of the Branch .
Railroad, and within a short distance of the Canal boat
Landing.
The country around is improving rapidly, both in
diaita and Westmoreland counties. Oneor more Plank
Rondo are in contemplation. to connect at this plice
with thepu:ilieimprovementsnowinuseorlnprogress.
This property is of that ee.cript on which would re.
quire the attention and supervision of the owner, My
personal inability to bestow the prorer care, and the,
want of good health in a portmn of my family. are the;
sole considerations that induce m.: to offer it in exchatqw
for other property. . • . -
The propeny might be so divided AR to accommodate
a person who metelyidesired to keep the 'tavern vart,
and might not wish so heavy an investment as the whole
would amount to-_-und If agreeable and dratted; such an
arrangement will be made. • •
Application May be ma de to the sabscribet at his
dwellitig„ adjoining she' Hate ,l• and for further descrip
tion of the property. Ice ; to Mr. C A. McArrotai, at his
Warehouse, Canal. Basin: or to Mr.At.tamThtown,
tel Keeper, Pittstinrab. Por ad exchange of property,
that in or near Plushergh would be preferred. • •
i If not dispoied of in one or other of the ways spoken
Of, on or before the Istof November, it will be rented
fbr one or more years, and possession may be had on the
Bth of March next. Meantime extensive repairs will be
male in the tavern:part. - S. McANULTY.
Blairre/12, July, 1851.-173:1mOstr2p
1 110 LET.—it. DWELLING HOUSE, contain- fr
I. leg 9or 10 rooms, in good repalt, on Federal 'lll
street, Allegheny City. Hydrant in the yard, -
which is large enough for a garden. -Rent low, and
possession given immediately.
E. D. GAZZANI, Liberty street,
jeatetf neer the corner of Third.
Idglatratig liodB.-Bpratt.vs Patent.
JAMES JACKSON, General Ago's,
InoWalt Depot, 88 Wood rota, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
(Cartwright's Cutlery Store),
T
ESE LIG HTNIM , RODS are so constructed that
1 they cannot get oat or order. The Insulators and
Attachments lilting accurately, the Points and Magnets
are unrivalleo—the whole being highly ornamental, and
without dispute, the best conductor ever mem:trammed.
I will put,them up thro' the Coantry at 121 c. tP foot and
81 the points and magnets. Address by nest or leave
a written order at 86 Wood at, where the Rods may , be
5o•B$S:L•s ON$ ;i . • . • • " • .
150 drams sale Pip; ;centred and (or eby • •
)Y1 ••• I. RHODES & CO., No. d, Wood Slitti
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PrIVIII4II DUNIUse. -
DR. DROWN, No. *1 DIAMOND ALLPAV
Drroncs entire attention to an ogler
pntetlee. His ttutinesslemestly cant:webs
I0 O rrwnir or Victual Dfltaref,lo4ll4o3 aa a
. 'fa affactlona, brought on by imprudeo l c;
, • - youthful indulgence and excess. .
c Byphltis, Syphilitle Eraptipmr; aozon•
hen, Glees, Stricture, ' , Urethral DISC kaLtst
Invert ty Of the Blood, with all diseases o. the Irene/elf
might: • "Skin Diseases' fkorbmie - Eruptionti Tatter.
IlingwormMere oriel Diseases, Seminal .Weekne shim ,
potency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weakness, fdontb.
Suppretshms; Diseases of the and s idntula- In Law
Nervous Affections, Pains t o the Bac Loin!, /Vita
lions of the Bladder and KidneysoMecessfally treated
Cara guaranteed. ..,
Fourteen years' p metier (four in this eitys enables Dr
Brown to odor assurances ofspeedy eore to 'llloton:rat
Come under his care. , • ~•
Office and private coastlines. r60in.,4 . 1 Diamond ay.
fl:P^ Charges moderate. • 'nolvihdtsvrit
illEuxurnEsrd..—Dr. rolvtvs. newty oiseevrett rem.
EL edy for Rheumatism is a speedy and certain rented,
for that pain fb I trouble. It never fails,
Office and Private Coasultation Ranee Wo. 4i;DiA•
hIOND, Pittsburgh; Penna. The-portal to always at
horns , , . lasi/Wain,
Chisnial.regitable Cantatalioni te.layel •D& Used,
Dr. b2ayaott's . Yellow Dock.. 14)4 BarilllPl.l
PITT -UP IN TIIF. ?meat • idled bott/en' rnintalne
Mare Of . the pure Honduras Sansparlfle than any
other preparation extant, which Is chemically ernalblned
with the Ertmet of Yellow - Dock;the' EattuctOf WJid
Cherry, rind Balsam of Fir; thus making the, tamed,
more thoroughly effitient than any other SereaPati , -41
before the public. At the lame time file perfeetly free
from all mineral 'poisons, which cannot be 'laid of gay
of the Sarsaparilla Corms ounde. " The invalid should be-,
ware of poison r Mercury ; lran Quinine lodlne, Sul
phur, Arsenic and Fanny Other mineral an menthe poi
sons entered into and form the 'active basis of meat of
the Sarsaparillas and Panaceas of the day, Onveartta
Centrourn Ernace or Victor' Decennia 5A113.4.1Ma11i4
does not contain :a particle of these eubittuteet.,eA PAY
one can ascertain by applying the necessary Lasts: •
The original 'end Only genuine preparation for the
permanent entered CONSIMPTION AND DISEASE:aI
OF THE LUNGS when they are aaprneaed to be . ..rated
by the tnefrequinf use of Mereury;fren; Qtruifirete.—
It is allui a rented,' foi•SALT.RiIIEUM, RINGWORM,
TRITER, _ SCALD' HEAP, DROPSY,' iseußvir,
WW I'S SWELIING„,EIng's Evil; Neuralgic Aret
done, rgpiale Weakness and'Ohttractlensi Muieneeas,
Nervous and feeler-al Debility
. 1A the System,' Lou of
Appetite, 'Languor, Dizziness end
„Liver Affections,
which led ao Intermittent and ReMtuent Fevers, Fever
and A r e, Rilltope' ‘ Fearers,' Chill Fevers, Dumb..;.4gue ,
Jaund The dieted may, ay rest haltered that there Is not
tbe , tertat particle of Mineral,. Mercurial, or any other
poisonous sabstance sn this medicine. It is perfeetly '
ham:deo/and may be administered to persons iu :haver,
weakest stages of. alectress,,er to the moat'helpless In.
tants without doing the !Mau injury. • •
The curative power's of this extract are'duly 'won
aerial, and all invalids should make Immediate trial o.
- the " - Vella arDOCIC IttlirSa Nip r Tierumet Inlare
,
the delicate patient. - - • • -•-
•• • , • • (CERTIFICATES 7. •• •
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Sinyb Erirs—Ccese of. 0. Al. Lealtant:
•- - • Birmanso Gooses, Dee. Ist, 1849.
Aliases S. F. Barnes T & Co.—l/outs .. , --Sometima In
4813, I Was .anacked with . the Ring's Evil In my arm,
which became satiate that I could not use It, - and In
1845, mortification set in. • l employed at different timely
each physician of celibrity within my -.reach ; all tota
me that my arm mast. be amputated. Prom the shoal-
den to the fore arm, my arm was full of running sores,
come of them as large us a fifty. cent piece,. I then tried
all Indian Doctor, who removed the mordfied•deatt, and
stopped the mortifieat ornbut could not heal my arm,—
My strength, at this time, was completely 'terminated
wad my person, much emaciated, .I'continued in this
state until the summer of 1848, when I saw an adver
tisement of "Gustrou's Yaw Dock and Sarsaparitla,"
which I read atter.tively, and sent for one bottle of the
article.--After using it a few darn, the discharges from
ICY arm inereneed, and assumed - a llghrealts:;' and' leas
ad'onsive odor. I sent for a second bottle, and white
mew, It I found my strength increising. and thedie
charge' decreasing I 'conducted using It andt 1 bad
used ai,r. bOttlei, though I felt myself perfeely ,cured
before wed the sixth battle. Since' that time I have
not felt ony pa in in my arm; no sores have re , appeare
and I have : lllll,a doubt that es is thoroughly, cared a forl
can labor youbjt.as wellas ever I court/.
" estysafAt,Wo7 Dock an4Satraparilke alone cured
me; I took Ire other remedy white using i t, - and had I
dazed it at uns,first avearonce r f the malady, I Rally be. .
lieve it svouo have saved mei from' yenta of suffering. .
And I must etlygeltly.teCOMMend every person gaffer
cmg.midee any atettilar Mseara, to ate "Unwell's )41640
backand Sarsirp,arilM," '.vildert will restore , them to ,
heatth. . . : Natty In grLellude, • •
• • ' " .0. M. LEONARD.
An Errionorinmy..C4.lB . of . Stforutds, .01,72.3 peat and
sole use of Dr. tftysou's Coat
pound syrup, "P g t . r y
eitoto * Dock and Sanepariakt "
IrtTrf Nov 17 letgl.
Da Gernoes-,G t .' , s. I tener d e riv e d my
the
of
for the
bad /th a
gnat b ene fi t k , eve trom the rise of goa t
valuable syerp. u m ". been' Web' 41 Teti Tr
• 'e lu appearance on cay,chin.
scrofulous sore which m o at ,„ at first, a t ippos an It
I did not pay much enemies,
to be nothing but some eranl. •'fl A th io rg e iP e o rei re 4 4, ll) /In ' t ra it
on persona ' faces. It Gori ly
I. applied to *Op ,
spread to the back part of my sturpose. I bad tried
atetan; lie attended me all to u 0•,,, stow Y
everything that could be ttied.- b. nleltulea use hi
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, and ds rsrm mi g r f B th Y e "P moat °l
for I knew that the, ellow Dock was , o d, • I bought
valuable articles in' the world for the Ms. :_lie use
your Syrup and commenced rising it. and .
of one bottle I could see a great change Id
I continued using it until I am a well man. -1
like a new person; my blood iaperfectly cleans d ' azd
free from all impurities. There is not a gametal% bar
that your newly discovered Compound it tar imperial CO*
any squeal cicala syrup ever sold. This certifi ca te '
your dispose., to publish if you Mee, and any one you
may referto nee, I snail be happy to give them all the
Information I can about my case, &c.
I remain year obedient servant,
GEORGE 0 JOHNSTON.
• 113 Market sweet.
The best Female Msditins imoien. The Exocut Faso
' Dock and Sarsaparilla is a puitire, p
. secry and.
permantot cure for all e taints sweithint • '
I. mild alterative properties ren terii pecallarli ap
plicable to the slender and delicate consultation of the
female. Ii is unrivalled in its erect upon each diseases
Inciplett Consumption, Barrenness, Leneorrhoet or
Whitea,lnegular to enstraanon. incontinence of Urine,
and general Prostration of the myself's. It immediately,
contracts that distressing nervousneps and .lakaltaide ao
common to the. , emale frame, and iMpatts an energy add
buoyandy as surprising as they are grateful. • IVe - have
evidence on file, whim induces as strongly to reCtaal
mend this medicine to married. people who have' not
been blessed with offspring: • •
rnaapeus Mai; orjaaing of the Womb, offlee ware
standing, cured by Dr. liaytou's Broiler of.FelrosaDoe&
and Savraparillg, arter every other known innstly tux> '
been tried tailbone relief. i
wife,aimea:oat, 0 ,Feb.,11119.
This certi fi es th at my aged twenty.seten years
has been Buffeting under . the above complaint for eve
years. Nearly all of that time confined to her bed. /
have.foi five years constantly employed.thathest. meal
, cal talent that could be procured in this !section ot the , .
coantry, without any. benefit. whatever.. I have •also
purchased, every instrument recommended for the crag
of arch diseates, all of which proved worddese. -
• 113 the spring of 1898, I was induced by my Mende -10
try Dr. Guysou'a Veneer Dock and P.arsaparllla which
was Used for fear Months. After sherhad used it for foug
weeks; it was 'evident to all °fee that ehe was 'moray-%
log. and tram this time abc itaprovea repidl), and gained
flesh and strength smith she is now enjoying metit4ireel
:lent health. Wfil . MONFORT.
We being neighbors to Wm: and Julia Monfort, know
that the above statement ea to the slckne as, of Mn. Mori- •
ford, and as to the cure being affected by "Guyiton's Yet
low Dock and Sarsaparilla ; " to beltrictly true. ,
JANE EDDY •
• SARAIIYO
*BRS.
Sold by J:1). PAttlf:,. (ellaceaSer to Sanford& Paula
Fourth and IValant streets,. Cincihrtall. Oldos Gene-rut
Agent to the &Se th and West, to wham all orders mast
e ttddreared. •
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ttreeradd the..l./iitnontfr A' Fahtiestockik Co, Plue•
burgh ; .1 .1 A Jones , Pittsburgh; -Lee •ft•llecithrun, A i l s
teeny Citr, L T R.usaell, Washington ; W Lambes:.
Inn, Franklin; I. B. Bowie, Uniontown; II , Welty,
Greentbargh; S Kountt, Somerset; Scott•& Gilmore,
Bedford; Deed & Son, Itaintinjedon ; Mrs. Ore, Holllthays.
burgh; Hildebrand& co, Indiana; 1 R .IVught, Kitten- • .
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FORTHEYUBE OP COUGHP,COLUS, wham,
NESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPiNIa CuUOlll.
OROUP L AS:rkiIIe end CONSVhIPTIO?i.
Among the numerous- discoveries Science has made
In this generation to faciliutte the badness of life, In
• Crease Its enjoyment, and eveuprelong the feria of It
iaan existenctt, none can be named of more real valoo
to mankind, than this contribution of Chemistry to the
Healing Att. A vast trial of Its virtues throughout
timed country, has proven beyond a doubt,that no medi
cine or combination of medicines yet_ known, can so
surely control and cure the numerous varieties of pal.
monary disease which have hitherto - swe pt from oat
midst thousands and 'thermal:* every year. indeed—%
there is now abundant reason to believe a Remedy has .
at length beenfound which can be relied on to cure the
111011 dangerous affeetlons of ale lungs. Out space here
will not permit us to publish any proportion of the cores
Otrected by its use, bat we wo,ld present tire following •
opinions of eminent men; and refer further enquiry to
the elrculas svh ch do agent below named, will a' ways
be pleased to furnish Tree, wherein are fall particulars,
end indisputable proofs of these facts. •
From the President of Amherst College, the celebrated
. Pr fessor Hitchcock.
4, James C Ayer—Pir : I have used your Cherry Pee
total in my own case in deep-seated Bronchiti, and am
sati-fied from its ehenueet constitution, teat it is an ad
mirable compound for die - relief - of ba.••ngal and b ton
obtal difficulties. If my °Onion as to its superior char.
icier can be of any service, you are at Melly to use It
es you think proper. • •
- EDWARD HITCRCOQW.I.I,.D.
From the widely celebrated 'Professor ffillarsiOLD. •
Profeisor of Chemistry, Itllsereloo,
• he.: Yale College;fftedilier of Me Lit. Hist
hled. Phil
.awl Selena 's ffocieues of
• Anrrica and Europe. • -
"t deem the Cherry Pictorial an.. admirable tempos!.
don from some of the heat articles in the Almeria Medi.
ca, ano a very effective remedy for the chum of driest.
es it is intended to cure' -* •
New Marta, Cl., Nov: ' • - ... • .
Major Pau n, President of-the S.C. temeteratabla
he has used the Cherry ?Actor:it with wonderfal sea
/m.4s, to care an intimation of the lungs. - -
Fron one nf Aka first physic-Mut in Maine.
Sarn, Ale , April VO,lBO.
Dr. J. C, Ayer, Lowell—Dear Sir a I em now con..
stoutly using your Cherry Pectoral in my practice. and
prefer It to any otter mediebus for pulmonary complains.
From observations of many sevete cases. I am cm.vinc.
ed it willture coughs. coldsiand diseases or the lungs,
that have put to defiance di other remedies
I invariably recommend its nee tireaseoreoesneeption.
and consider it tench the best remedy knolan for that di,- -
ease. Respectfully yoars.
I. S. COSEMAN All D.
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