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General Relief Association,— Th&’Odd Fellows’ General Relief Association 'held’its" firstbemi annuat election on Saturday; :the 2td inst.,-vvhioli resulted in' tile'choice of John D. Bailey* .'Bres’ft Joshua B.o'bitmon. Sec’y; and B. W. McClelland, Treasurer. . ’ - The Association is composed of sixteen Lodged froin which it drawd its support by' a per ieeut age onl their. members.:, The first eight months at twelve cents per member for that time yielded $167,5:2, out of which they have.granted relief to the amount of $105,00. Expended:for books, eto., $85,00. Due from' lodges that have."net yet refunded, $78,88. Cash in hands of Treas urer, $27;11. Shoyring that, -Jiy'skillful man agement in the dishtoßing and of the original amount, it has moro'than'doubled itseit. The members Of the Order, are deeply to Mr. Joshua who has. y instrumental in the organizationend. efficnnoy of this Institution. The benefito. which have flown firoih this <^ lu statementofits affairs, by relieving brethrenm distress will probably be the means of Similar formed in various partsof the country. I'nji, * - . , Irish Evening.—Vie publish in this day s paper the mUhes of-the ,Committee .who arc about to rivU a Complimentary Benefit to E,\ Henry D. O’Reilly, iii Philo Hall, this evening. Me at tended. his iiasper Evenings, and stiß remember his humor, aneodote and eloquence, and tho glo rionß tribute Jhb paid -to Erin’s illustrious men. Etis tribute to.Emmet.waß,n : noble pieoe of ora tory, and’ excited an enthusiastic burst of ap plause; as near as we can remember, it was as follows: , “Emmet —childlike in purity, a Washington in virtue; hero, patriot,, martyr and saint!-*. From the jp'e'en earth to the arched .canopy of Heaven, a nation’s .wail has mourned thy loss! Thy sawed shade Btill wanders unavenged! Rest in martyred .patriot! > Erin-’weeps over thy pavef ; Nation after nation payß a glorious tribute to.thy. memory! Throughout, all time thy ,name sh.all .be revered; chronicied’ im.the pages of history,: and s graven on the hearts of freemen—it can never be forgotten!” -1- Who to-night will hot visit the "Gom.oOheecean wave 1. / .nieofanemcraldhae!.- ~ :'Land of the martyred brave ! ~ . : • ■ .Home of the polriois tree 1” Convalescent. —We are happy in being able to state..that the-Hon. Harmar Denny has been pronounced by his physician to he convalescent. This newß wilhbe highly gratifying-to his many friends. ' . ' . Chocolate —The manufacture of Chocolateshas been commenced in this City by MeSSrs.- Gfam-; boni & Co., Fourth street, near the Mayor’s fiee. They are Italians, and formerly were en gaged in manufacturing this article extensively, at Turin, Italy. By their experience in the bu siness, they ore enabled to produce a hotter and cheaper article than can be .procured elsewhere. Thelovers Of, good' chocolate will no doubt sus tain them in their efforts to. cstahlish here this new branch of business. Visitation of God.— Coroner Arthurs yester day held an-inquest on the body of Joseph Is rael, an old man of 70 years of age. He had been . 'taken to the watch-house, in Allegheny City; the evening before last; in a Btate of intox ication. . He was taken from thence in the morn ing, imd yesterday afternoon died. .The jury returned a verdict, “visitation ofGod.” ' - : ' :r ~ - •• * • A little girl wasfound on Tuesday lying on a butcher’s block in the Allegheny City, market-house- . She had been driven from her homebyhermother andstep-father. We hope that some of the . humane persona in Alle gheny'Cifjr “Trill see to vthe of this child.: .. :. : - :v : & Ford, Esq., whoso bam was con sumed: by.fire the other day, and on which there was a thousand dollars insurance, was yesterday promptly.paid by the Associate Firemen's Insu ranceH Company;' This, imd other; instances of prompt jpaymentiby.; this, company,- recommend it strongly to ihe public*'-V; r •;/ . V JBS3?* There was a rumor, afloat yesterday ; morning that the Canal east of rthe immediately after; being repaired, :had ; again broken out; butthe report riotcoming from any reliable source; it* perhaps,; is not the case, as none of. the canal lines .ore advised more than verbally of the fact. ficicard of Merit.—-1% is designed, we underr stand, by the Qdd Fellows to present Harrison Graham, the late I). D.tr.M,, with a gold watch and chain, as a testimonial of/their regard for the efficient manner in.which he discharged the duties of his offiee. * Theatre.—The attraction pt tins'e stablishment to-night will undoubtedly draw a crowded house. Mons. Espinosa makes his bow in'the celebrated comic 'ballet “ Mons- Descbalnmeaux” Espi nosa'is a little man, but a great card in the way of amusing an audience. ©a?-The streets of‘Allegheny are being paved: several have already been finished, and others are being rapidly pushed towards comple tion.-. Arriving.- —Tho T rails contracted for the Penna. and Ohio Railroad, to be made at Brady’s Bend workß, ore-arriving in flate, and are being unloaded at the Allegheny wharf Camp Meeting. —The canal boat “ General Taylor” leaves here every morning at 8 o’clock for the Camp Meeting. Ground, near Torentnm. Fare low. . : s®* McCormick, . tho young gentleman who walks r on a ceiling, has arrived In. the-city, and. is sfopping at the. National Hotel. Ho will give some of his novel exhibitions before he leaves. Police. '■—Thera were.. . Bixcases.'before his Honor, Aid. Steel, yesterday morning. Five of them were oommitied and- one discharged. dray horse, yesterday,, fell near the ca ntubridge from being overburthened; He was injured severely; * •• 4 ■ «; v-.* SotiCe, ALL PERSONS interested will -take notifce that WILLI AM* TAYLOR; Oftffo Eighth Ward of the Ci«y of Pittsburgh, Brick maker, on.ifte 29ihday of July, 1651, executed io the QnderfiijiieJa-lleed of Assignment of aM.his Estate,in trust for the benefit Of his creditors," Ar personsindebiedttf said Taylor are make immediate puycirnt, and- persons baving claimi will present them. ; J*- HO WARD, Assignee,' jyni. 4th su bet. Smkhfiefd andGr^nti- A SECOND HAND PJ ANO; ntnmtfacluf&r try : E. N. ScffßSE, Pbibnlr!phia,-six octaves,rhahcganycaso, ineoodorder. rice-875; . Forsalet>y • j ;v, . Jy3t i JOHN/tf: MELLOR; Arrangement Made to Forward Freight to Baltimore In Fire Days, AT the same -rules os the.'Pennsylvania 1 Railroad, Company feceiptto PhilndHphio: v • • - i v COVODE & corner ofFenaahdiWayhcatreets, • jy3t : . , : ... y /’<- r ; v'.Pmshnrgh.Fao IN TUB aIATTBK oflhe Voluntary of James S. Adams, Shoe the Cuy of Pitts burgh. . Tac creditor* and debtors of James S.Adams win take notice that a deed of assignment for the benefit of creditors,,dated June uth, 1851, has been executed to the undersigned, who will settle the businesaofVaid Adaraa. F 1 WILMAM LARIMER, JK., jeS7:tf . i w . rl. • r -Assignee. Allegheny g3ountr, ns. • • : 1 - v T , Wm. K.‘iHO*PBOJI A Co V c >»«*>. > ■* • i • . District Court. iLS.v . i Vend. J2r.. No,-40$, April ; j' • Tcim, 1851. ' John M’MiSTERS.Jr. ■** - " • ' July 315t,1651. on motiont>f Mr. M’Candleas, the Court appoint J; M. Kirkpatrick. Esq » A 0 dilpivlto ; distribute 1 the funds arising from the Sheriff'ssale, aisong,lbQ.Jjen creditors, From.the Record. _ -\ot ir‘\ X '■■■■■' Patties interesled.will. taka, notice Uiat.lha.Autlitor- alCeiia to the duties oPhis appointment on Satordhyi' 6th of September,-1651, at2oWnnitvF.M;nlhi* Office, No.l27Foanh street, near SimttifieldvPtltsburgh, Pa. JOHN - M. KIRKPATRICK, ~, 2£u3jtoh , au2:lwd&3tw SWISS CHEESE-— l,OOO ibs, ot a prime oU&.lity, 3U6i received and for pair hy • ui: FICKEISENjfc' STOUVTENE4’ , - • :y; J 37 Libeity street. JAMAICA RUM-rA directimportation'just received and for sale by FICKEISEN"'* STOO VENEL, aas .. .. Importers. .. POST OFFICE BALANCES— «a!eby • . ' -W. \V. WILSON, a^s - : fiTcoLMarkel'and-Foarthatreeia. COIN the&esl approved Construe* uoriTor deieclion.of American Gold ColnVof altde nomlnattnnV 11 an expeditions and infallible detector." Prices $1,50, 53,5(1 lo 55,00. °» 5 , w. yr. vvusoN/' G < Skk^S"ir ,vafle ' y,oH,reniosiapi,roTe<i s«5 - W. W. WItSRNsa: Brandies is bond- ; , casks and .octavos,j. nciinMsey & Co’s nuario proof pale aiid dark Brandies AocA«ue-~ss.hftli-pipeB ) quarter casks.and octaves - A. peigneue’a quarto proof pale and dark Brandies, now in tsondea for *ale by :; v v MILLER &;RICKETSOI4, . Nos 2st,and Liberty street. KINCIPE AND HAVANA CIGARS- : 4 case» CniB aud.Louß Nei 1, 2 and 3 Principe C: gars; together with a fullarßortraem-of favorite sale "by ' - iaS •; MILLER fc RICKBTSON. iHAMPAGNE/WINE—I2 laskeis Anchor Cham r pagne—-jaHreceived and'for-Falo by •••••'.• ' • a °fr - * MILLKR A KfCKETSOW •' QCALBD fljjßSlNix~VBsboig&Sefiti!tf k? received on consignment ami for sale bv .! - aoS MILLER & RICKETSON B,s '^ en “ oky FeaUl '™ lo stort »«* KING & MOORHEAD. : <f ■* : Silfs.■ i-i! SCOTT A OTIS, auctioneers andcommission merchants, } 01 JIAITT STREET,ST-LOtHS, MISSOUJU.: .v. HAVING been cogaGedJniheabaYe buriuensfor ihe lastsix year#, in flu*-city, woyld*respecifally teo licU consignments of Goods, to be sola in this market, either for Auction. or. private sale—particularly • Glass ware/Hardwarcand Dry, Goods; and will make.liberal ‘advaticeson ail of Goods consigned osfor sale he will Mcspra.-HcwrtUv Roe & Co.. E.- IL Vio let, JVWD. Wood A Co., John J- Anderson ACoj HL.-H,' Stone, Squire & Beed, Brownlee, Homer A Co.. Larkin" Denver. Saint Louis; Butler & Cincinnati; George M’Lain,. Pittsburgh.. .. ~v.- (marVQ:y .. Auction Card.' ! , . THE ucdcreigaqd. after an impival oif-four years, has again resumed; business; Having complied with the requisiiions of the Jaw regulating Sales ar Auction, and having procured* first Class License as Auctioneer for theUuyof Pittsburgh, he offers his services os such to his mends,and .the publlQ generally.i: With an expe- of nearly .thirty iyears \n this line of he hazards nothing in saying that tiewill be enabled to give eniuocausfucuon to ; al|. those whdmay feel disposed to ;pßirpui2e : him. :r( F.MdcKtSNNA, Auctioneer. . Kcfcmoihe principal CUy-Merchantsi - • jy® • voHi-siN: Y.j Hullcun and Pennsylvauian* Philaiia.; American and Republican, Balt.,copy lwand charge this office.) ■ W, G. -SPCARTNKY, AueDoneer. T7ANCV GOODS AND JEWELBV ; At Aticrios. —. JL* VVULbß.sold on Monday next, August Uth, at ID. o’clock in the Joreuoon, avM’Cartney?s Auction HoußtV a lar<e.assortment of Fancy Goods ; an.d- , iewelry. Among the lot maybe mentioned ia partlhe following Zephez;Worsted,of,aU colors; Bilk Flog* k finc French- Convoy, for .working Samples. Ac ; a large tot of pai temsv of all colors and sizes; ShendlCeird; Velvet Tas sels; Ladies’.Porifolios; Alba.ru, Pocket MaitSj&c. And at tho.sametime,a largo loibf Jewel Ty, W. G. M’CARTNEY,- ? >au7 *• . .; Auctioiieer^.: EEAL ESTATE AT AcctlON.— Oir Haiuruay ntiT . AagosvVUi,i€6t, hV-h’b^tbck'in : the' afternoon* wnl t C Eold on the premises, in the borouchbf Msn chester; a-LOT OF- GROUND, fronting ■forty*eight fbei on; LiancJ Lnne, and extending hack-IS9'leet Dei». ches to A 10 foot:alley, on which is erected a snb- B-anlidl new Brick House, two stories huhi Cboiainine , 'OUi 'rooms; with’a good -dry idhllsr nndef: the whole house ? n boKe;oveu fp the yard; ago'od garden, con* ‘tada: g;flhmUb:ryand fruit twes; a good stable in the fear ot the' lot; an excellent well-orwhter iu from of ihq house;-Tfce abovc properly l 3 plcafciftiily- situated «oc healLb amt conveniencef benuiiful -viqwofthe-river add adjoining country,und^convenient -To the Bailrond Depot. Any peraoQwishtug to-secure io themselves a-jeomfortabte''borne, : flhduld avail them* .selvesof:thiso,iportunixyj cfaaneesare seldom iOfferedL : D:wm neaolU ata Term* atsale. un7 ; nx ;-: -Wi G.vM’CARTNEVy.Auct’r. • - mvvu sEm>iß dogr, one double barreled A SHOT-GUN;-stus and' Tuns t , on« Shot Eag.one PotoUr ffmii,’■'ahe.&evi* Bag, Ac, av, Aucrioit.—\V«il be. sold'on S&tunlay-evening next, August Dili, at 8| o’clock, at M’Cariney’s Aucuon Honse, JNo; ISS Wood street, two fitie Seiler Dogs,eighteen months old and well trained; one double barreled Shot Gun,-Stub and Twist; one Shot Bug: one Powder Horn;.one Game Bog.Ac;"' / ' - Persons wishing tb purchase will nave an opportunity of seeing the Dogs on'Saiurday morninffi and during the day, at the Auction Store of the subscriber. auff ' - W: G. ATCARTNEY. AuePr. Frame dwelling for. sale cubap.— The undersigned to dispose Of:at private sale, a.ir:W; two story/frame DWELLING HOUSE; situate on the corncr of-Washington nnd Umon sirtet?, iu the borough Baid houro erected on h leased.’..lot'of ground}.fronting-20 feei ou Washing -io« street.npd rannmg back-CO feet on-Union .street -Thb lensoTjaamne to tud frmq the Ist of April, 1850: Grountf reiit SlO a yenr.; The purchaser bus the . oi removing the hou*e at theexpiiotion of the least?,’ Price of house $3O Poasessiou lmmed iately. - W. Gi M’CARTNEY, jya4 :. - - , • • ; • •- Auoiioneer. . P. SI’KESKA) Auctlottier. MACKEREL at Aucnon.-rOn 1 harsday afternoon, at 2 o’clock’, "P- M*, will be sold at M’Kenna’s Aoc •Lou House, several barrels ol Mackerel,loeloie a cbn signmem. , * VP. M’KENNA, au? __ .. Auctioneer. Furniture, 'feather' is tins, clock, car, PETS, Ac., at Ancnort.—On Thursday afternoon August 7, at 2 omocVP- M-.. will b;: sold ai M’Kenna’s AUi tion Hoosc s sundry articles of Furniture, comprising Feather lledsj Moitrassek, ; Carpels;'Chairs, Tables, .Cooking utensils,“ Ac. Also; : a lot of second hand clo thine; one eight day clock, a good time keeper, and a •mitli’s bellows - j au6 . . ,;i-y , -P. M’KENNiAy Auct’r. , > Lot andßrlckHome atAuctlon. liWILL OFFER Ftiß .SALE at public auction on ;Saturtiayjthe ;7:hday.of AueUn,*t4o’clock, P.M., on the premi*es, a lot ol Ground, 20 feet, front on. the Main street in the borough of Eon Bi minghaut. by fO leel deep.; On,-Which is n he&VwclM>uilt, two story brick hou4c,'containing four roams. This property U foitable for doing a retdl bnsiness, being in the neigh borhood of several manufacturing estabiishmenls, and nehribe ground lately purchased for the Pit'shurgh ;F* undry; It will bedispbsedof low, and on reasonable terinsofpayment Titlegt-bd; . ‘ JAMES BLAKELY, and • ; - •••• IVM’KENNA, Auct’r. . p. bi. DAVIB, Aoctloueer. Household furniture at aoctioh.—on Fri day morotug, August Bth. at 10 o’clock.at the rest* deuce of John D. Morgan, Esq, corner of Third street and Cherry alley, will be sold, as he is removing from ; <hc ciiy, his enure Household and Kitchen Furniture, which have been bet a short time-in use, embracing— n perior mahounny hair.seat sofaand chairs;ottomans; pier table; mirrors; ingrain, Vcnit an ondragcarpets; Veniiian blimis; dressing, bureau; superior high post cherry bedsteads; crib;: mottrassee; bedding; tvotk and w&<h stands;:fancy and common chairs' and rock ers; cinlng:tobies; queen&ware; elaasware; knives and forks; mantel clock; «up- cooking stove and fir« turts , kitchen utensils, Ac-, Ac- ‘ nu 6. - - - ;• .P-M. DAVIS. Aucltf. A UOTION SALB“AT BSiD:>i;;Vafß«. OF D«V ajL GOOD3.’ GROCERIES, Ac. ; -*Oa Tuesday ttjorn-; ing. Augusi tSth. ot lO o’clock. Qnd contipae from day to day, at the store of D.' S. Thompson, in Bridgewater, •will ue* sold without entire slock of Dry Got ds,Groceries, Ac.j.which havc'beca carefally se lected for retail sales, comprising inparisoperfor French and English Broad Ctothsund Casrimere** assorted co lors; satinets; tweeds; Kentucky jeans; kerseys; linen and cotton drills; summer clbthv; cottonadcs; .flannels; bleached and unbleached shirtings and «heet iugs; shirting stripes ; checks; takings ;colored cam brics; oil chiniz; 2tK» pieces furniture and dress prints, Of the best styles and quality; silks, laces, &c ; black and fancy dress silks; gios do Naples; sa.in da chien; Turk satin; watered silks; hcrage?; lawns; delaines; cashmeres; meriitbs; bombazines'; olpaccas; swiss; cambric and mull muslins; Victoria and bishop lawns ; iacesjCdgings and insertion? ; lace capes; shawl?, ho siery and gloves ; silk, cambric, : gingham ond cotton handkerdtlefs; bom.et and cap ribbons; French Ahifi cials; trhnmihgs; parasols; bonnets; umbrellas; pat -cm thread ; spoof cottons; sewing, silks; coat, pant and vest buttons; meritio and silk ,under«hlris arid draw ers) boots, shoes and hats; hardware an t cutlery; gro ceries; qaeen*Ware; glassware, &c. ' 2kr»nr— Sums over SICO, four months Credit, of par proved endorsed paper. unO P. M: DAVIS, Auct’r , itory. • ; -'(B«TWCE!t PK!»2», AJID LIBSKTT STEBttT?}. , I IST OF SH APES du hand and made ai all times to j order— -3-4,4*4, 5 4and 6-4 Baff Shades, plain and bordered ; u u. : u u Transparent green do: u u « • “Dart “ do; Landscape Shades or every style; -Moonlight do ' do ; ‘ do; Gothic and Meeziilriio, or hew style; STORE SHADES of any color, with Lettering or De signing. OIL CLOTHS on hand..; /Also, a lot of SHADE at 25 cents per shade, fp* Certains hang on reasonable terras.’ ' . P. S.—-Pedlers will do well to call at the Factory, be fore purchasing elsewhere.' oprlB:6m ' ; V j . E. R.KERNAN. Notice to Contractors* STEUQENVILUB -AND iNDiANAKAILROAD—; Prophsals.wiil be received by the Steubenville and Jndiana.Railroad Company in Steubenville, omit the let day of Ociober next* for Jfia.Grading-and Masonry of the first divisionof -tberoad extending from Steubenville -to the Gonotton valleyj jxnd, alsoj/or the.-construction .of the entire Road .between SteufienviU.e arid Coshocton apd, alEo : Uieiirici proposals fat the construction of that portion of the Road extending froru Coshocton to New ark.; • ? - The entire lensihiif this line is about 110 miles, and it contains work''..of all descriptions in great variety, some of which is <piUe heavy. ; Proposals will be rece. veu' for the Grading, and Ma* sonry of .the first diyisioiicntire, orin sections of about jx mile each; the'Company -iesorving the privilege to make such disposition of the whole work -as may ap* pear most conducive to itsmlerests, . Plans 'Profiles and Specifications can be ecen at the Office of the Company,'after iho lfith of Septembcti-and further information muy be obtained.'.on application to J. Bdckensderter, Jr., Chief Engineer* or to the under* signed. . D.KJLGORE, jylB^mdjfcw.-- President,^ To thereof. DEAFNESS, noises lu die bead, an&altdiaagreeabie discharges; removed wiihoutpain *>f inconvenience, by Dr. HART LEY, Principal Auriatof the'N. Y. Ear Sargerftbegs to announce bis reinrn to Pittsburgh. The.number and im portance of the coses under h»3 care, on Ms recent visit, and the gratifying amount of success which attended his have-iiidacedhim to expedite bi*jreturn<-His ■Bitty here will depend much u'ptm'MrcamstancesVand it 'wfilbe advisubte for those who wish tocbnsulthim, to ' tpakeon'early cnlL-• ••-'' •* ,'- ;i - Dr] H. may be coaßDltedf antil farther notice, iir Al!e- 1 : gheny City, first*btee story-briefer 1 dwelling beyond the school house, in Rebecca street ,: r Thirteen yearsclose and. almost' undivided attention i laJhisbrcnch .of apeclal practice has enabled him to ; reduce Mstreatxnent to'such: a:degree of success as to I i 'find the most confirmed and!obstinate eases yield by a ’ f Btcmdy Attention to the means pießCribed. \ I* 'The foHowingtestimoriialsare. submitted with confi-1 i v defi‘ce. t They will show at least in what estimation his I professiojialqQalificaUons are held by some ot the most distingaishedixiedical fixenin the country,.: : i . “J have had the pleosure to meet Dr. Hartley inprac *tice,nnd have been led 10 form: a favorable opinion of his character,both inthe profession and as a gentleman, tW Pasxkb,M. Professor of Snrgery, Ac. jj.m His professitrnal'nbiJJties; .will be' dQly'appreciaied hy'Lhosewh'o blace'themße’ves under hircate. ‘ • ‘ John WmTTAts»,M; D., ■■■!«■»« ; ProfessoT of Anatomy, Ac. Ffom my Dr. ;Harilcy*l have found hi* deportmentcorrectendgentreiimnly.**' -3. ■ *• ' ’ YkLSKtteK Mott, M. D> - -ii-lils'a plefisahVduiy to dye nfy testimony.infavor of the treatment adopted by;-Dr* Hartley, for the cure of. deafness. The application 1* unattended by pain or in convenience, and ftseffects almostlnslontaneoue. . HrP. Habdmajt, j ■ : Counsellors! Lnfr, 23. Chambers &L-~ . “WeTamfcndwiiiseveral: ca*es :df parUat deatneßß treated by him wiih the most happyreaults.-IfcvH.is a Bcientific#enUennm<wd can producennniftToaneßU moniabM>f trad success miihisdii&enU branch dfthemedlcal^profea*ion s ’r-(?toI>«;.r ■ 1 --v: . ‘ - “-Persons afflicted by diseases, of the-Ear,ate recoin mended to pay avisil to Dr. Hartley; Aurist, at No. 99 Arch street, above Third. - He. is educated pro* fe«sicmal man,mid bavingpfci3 particular attention to djSeaiea.aflectvug .hearuigVhas-'acaniredfrorhhis skill and experience better, jneaua ofcuping.wiih this serious affliction ihau those which are possessed by physicians tagenerai-pracrice;”—Dtspureh;-^'--' Ailrcases guarantied wbetoihaiformkfon doea notex ; :*•: , .:vv. ;.V’: • .• anaif; - ■: ' PtamondSparbs. selected forei«3,Out|ewVDBe.>; - * Uylg JNO. B. McFAPDEN fc CO BARD— 1500 lbs No L Lard for rale by ; - ; m.. : .r - >' WOODS A SON/ iy*« No 61, Water street^ 4 W V ’rf >" " ’ COMMERCIAL.- DAXI.V UXiVIUW OP THE IKUIKETgi • Owicb er nru Daiut Mobhxito > • TAuvday, August 7, 185LJ .. . Tho weather yesterday was quite pleasant foroatdoor transactions. .1. FLOUR—Owing to ihc limited arrivals, but few sales have been reported; 'We note the following: 80 bbls Extra at 3^l; 50 do^Superfine at 3,20; 15 do at 0,15. : feACO^—Sales limited to the city trade. Sales of 10 tierces sugar cured Hams at )oc{*4 tons do al 11c; 5 addQhbdsHams.atdc. ... IjpßiEDßEEF—lotierces plain at 10c; LARD—Small sale? of No. I'm barrels at9c. " OlLS—Sales Lard Oil at 60075 c ; Xansced 85. - GRAIN—No change from previous quotations. . . RYE FLOUR—SaIe ofTObbls at 2,50 from store. Coffee Circular. B<ittpßS, July 31^1851. iftb Inactivity noticed in cur lost circular, continued to prevail until about the middle okthe present month, at 'which time it became very brisk, and considerable bu siness was done,-at lowetrprices than had previously prevailed, ; The purchases were principally for Southern end W>siemuccount—our city trade having takcucarnpara tivelybut asmall proportion. • • ■ - Onrtdbalarstateaiem sliowsnn excess ofimportations oytrtiro corresponding period last year,'of lUQM bags, ui round numbers, whilst the stock on hand tp-<lu\\is lesa ; than it wasauhlsperiod-Tasty ear—showing, conclusive ly, the influence of prices upon consumption: ' The market c'Oses with'considerable firmness ou the part of ownersiinostof whom withhold their stockstrom market at the ruling figures: We quote prime 61, good fair to prime, 8108* •• , WHITE & ELDFRj' Brokers. STATEMENT Of.COFVES UABKET, JULY 31, 1851. Bars. 169,768 31,144 Imports id this Rio,»-r . “ c * • of other ' Imports same period last year—Rio* “ . u u • -oiher kinds< Increase of importations this year, over -coirew ponding period taslyear*'*... * 101,840 Si ck on hand to day— : Rio, in first and second hands •* Othdrdescripiioni ••*•■••• Stock this day lasl year— dio< Olherkiads--- -•••• : Decrease-- • Importations *mce 30th June • Sales daring lhe month— ' Rio, I,loohags damaged, 600 bags, low grades. 4,500“ 12,950 14 3950 44 • “ . • 25,700 Lagoayra, 1 400 bogs, Jamaica 540 bags lo go out of the market. EOCIgmLS SUBSET. OFFICE OF THE LOUISVILLE COURIER, > FmoAYEvEmito; August!, 185). { There bos been bat very little activity in the market to day, and sjipplies of alt commodities, excepting Dry Goods,Ac:, are vety meagre. Prices tire fully sustain ed on allihe leading products.', '.The Weather Hclcur and quite jflrasant. ana the river cominoes receding. BAGGING AND ROPR—Holders very firm, and Bog ging searce, with soles of 100 pieces at 12Jc. and 250 pcs at 13c—the prevailing rate for aU fair qualities'. : a tale of Rope atOc. FLAXSEED—-We quote saled from the country, al 05c & bushel, with bat little demand. FLOUR AND GRAlN—Scarce, with a sale of 50 bbla Flour at the wharf m 83 25; we bear of sales of vari ous light lots from s ore at 83 40 ; retail sales at 83 SGO 81., Wheat i* firm, with light receipts,' at 55060 c.— Com we quote at 40045 c, the latter price far shelled iti sack*. Oats 23026 c, with a sale .at 22c. HEtfP Light sales of dew-rotted at 6930895 per ton.' •. ; GROCERIES—Good stock' of Rio Coffee, which we quote al9ioO|c by the quantity for iuferiorto fair; re tail sales at tuc. ' rSsles of 20 fcitds fair New Orleans Sagar in.lotsjU CJSSJc. A sale of rugar-hoase Molas ses at .*>9c -Sales of 50 bbis loaf and refined Sugars at 8010- ••• . • ; - - PROVISIONS—Light sales nf Mess Pork at 814 00. Sales of Bacon from 6torex at 6|o?c for Shoulders and 909fcc far clear Sides. Sales of 10 casks clear Sides from store at9|c, lOcaska Shoulders at 7c, and 10 casks baggrd Htrai at B#o9e. A' sale of 50 kegs prime Lard atlOJc. Provision sure scarce, with-a. tendeueyfor farther advance in prices. Mess Pork is held at 8140 81425 = •• - TOBACCO—Prices to-day indicate an advance of nearly 50c, with s sale at Todd's warehouse of 23 bhds, on inferior break, at S 3 35035 10 for common, 85.150 86 95 for seconds and 87 10. 87 35, 87 85, 0835, and 88 65 for firtts. .■ WHISKEY—Sofas of 83 bblsat the wharf this morn ing at 161019 c; Mle« of rectified uil801&ie. FREIGHTS—We bear of engagements to New Or leans to-day at 35c for fit freights, 55070 c for light bbls, andGOcoBl 25 forpork and whiskey. To Memphis, 30 040 c forth freights. To Pittsburgh 25035 c for light freights. Operation! of the Mint. The following Is the coinage at the United States Mint, in Philadelphia, for the month' of July: 118,108 doable eagles .$2,363,000 00 18,275 eag1e5........... 182,850 00 20,804 halfeagles........ 101,520 00 142,782 quarter eag1e5........ 856,88000 235,335 gold d011ar5........... 235,335 00 634,754 piece5...,..*......;....53,240,495 00 81LV£k. r. 10,000 half d0Uar5............. $5,000 00 47,000 dimes 4,700 00 80,000 half dimes. 4,000 00 * 719,400 three cent pieces...... 21,528 00 1,391,254 pieces $3,276,777 00 COPFEB. 771,072 cents ..... 100,879 half cents...., 2,263,204 pieces, amounting t 0.53,288,992 11 The gold bullion deposited from the Ist to the 81st of July, is as follows: From California $8,058,000 00 From other sources.... 77,000 00 . .... $3,130,000 00 SUrer Bnllion deposited same time. 18,800 00 Total deposits: Sew Mnslc. HKLGBER,No tuiThmlatreet,haß just received— « The Bloomer Polka, with a beautifully coioiod vignette of the Bloomer costume; Farewell, if KverPondett Prayer; ; '*■ Wait for the Wagons, Dedicated to-Kit Carson, the Crest Western Mountaineer; Thb Language of Love; , . Come Where Sweet Toned Zephyrs Pose. Composed for add sung by the Irish Nightingale, Catharine Hays; Wherefore, Nelly, Look *aLonely? I Think of Thee pt Eventide; Careless Childhood’* Sonny Hours; Nancy Bell; . Coinin’Through the Rye—with new embellishments, as sung with unbounded applause by Jenny Lind ; Had! Never, Never Known Thee; Postal,YestheßieiaCaat; ~ - - Niagara Falla—nComie Song; The Mother's Requiem; ... . A fine selection of Guitar Songs ; Mo'lcian’a Companion—by Howe; ALSO—Waltzes, Marches, Polkas, Variation*, the SIGN OF THE GOLDEN HARP •; faoS Great Shawl Sale* A A. MASON’S UreatAnnual Shawl Sate will com* • mence on Tuesday, August 6th, when .they will offer the 'largest and ; ,he»V cftssaneil stock of BHA. WLS ever exhibited in this city, comprising— . Plain White Crape Shawls; Embroidered, dq. , do; Fancy High Colored Thibet Shawls; • ;. Plain Prined and Embroidered Thibet Shawls f Brochea. Cashmere and Long Shawls—of fine an d medium qualities . ... ’Allot which they arc determined to close out previous to receiving tbeir Fall Stock, and will offer them at a great reduction, actually le«is than eastern cost. aos . Nos. 62 and 64 Market street. Mew Bootu! i f HOLMES*LI TERARY DKPuT, No. 74 Third st, J\ opposite ihe Post Office— Harper's Magazine for August; : , Dtc.ionary of Mechanics—No. 35; : LUtellVLwtoff 37?; Mr. and Mrs. Sandboys, who come to see the Great Exhibition; - * International Magazine for August; TheGipsy Chief. By W. M. Reynolds ; . Mabel ; or,The Child of the BaU»e Field. ATaleof Waterloo; > - The Pioneer’d Dapghler; a Tale of Indian Captivity; By Emerspn Reuastu : . Dictionary of Mechanics’, No. 34; r: Littell’s living Age, N 0.376;.376; . Blackwood lorAuga*;; . •. Adventures,of Paul Perwenkle. A Sea Story; The CountePk of Salisbury. By Dumas; Kcmtej or.. The Saloons of Paris, ByMah.'Rlch ordson; . , Yeast: a Problem.. By the author of Alton 1 /ocke ; Reveries of b Bacltelor—or, a. Book of .the Heart; The Fanner’s Companion—with illustrations V Traveler’s Guide through the US.and Canola; . , Rena—or, the Snowßird; a Tale of Heal Li fe. By Mrs.LsefieniJy; '• ■ The Heirs of West Woyland., By Mary Ho wiu;. . The Reel. ; By Balwer;; :■ . Not So Bad as We Seem. A Comedy—by Bntaer; The Daughter .of Night. A Story of the f ’resent Timer. : * - (aus -New Bodlul Sew.Bobkdl •TIIST’ RECEIVED AT HENRY MINER & CO.’S, tl No.OaSmftbQcld street— No. GS Dictionary of Engine Worifc And AbßtTactofthe Medical Sci ences, Np,l3—from January to Jpno j •The tihefettbor^Manual of Ifeslihj Part* 3d and.4ih 1851, or, The Adventures of Mhrv &od Mrs whocomeup loLondOn to \* enJ6y'lßeniselveB} n and lo see the «G'rwM i Maheyyana GeQrgc Croilcahan fc-; ■>* w .■: Vev Bookil Sew Booba l ..T+ •- JSTttECKIVfcDAt* WALL’S Periodical and Che *P BsFoarih atreet— IconograpMcErioyclopnedia—No.S3j - Braithewaue’# Retrospect of Practical Hedtctae ana lnigeir-pßntbe-93d,|'..,. , ‘ V The August nombet of the LonaonXancet; . . | IHcUonanr : ofM6chaitfc&-~No 33} ‘: ~ > LUtclPi LiytogAge-rN0.377j : for July.; ; American Whigrtteview for August; • Matte, or the.Childof the, BauleFieUl--a Tale of Waterloo; 5 . ► • Punch's, Matrimonial Guide. ..The Natural History of Courtship,- by “ punchy* uniform wuh Poncho Com plete Letter Writer, A 4; . . [anCs A* W* Foster* •. - ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT I*l TT; OFFICR- NO. 47 FOURTH STREET, b&w Mather Ktruu Pimbvtfk* Fa. : u . noglStriawly ALU OIL—4 caste Palm Uil in store a’ad for aale, jy2l MILLER & RKJKETSON. ' l • - -ARRIVED! Steamer Michigan No.2,Boies, Beaver " . Atlantic; Parkinson, Brownsville. " Redstone* Woof ward, Hrownsvi Me. -• • 11 • JiJVPKee. Hendrickson, McKeespfijr “ -Beaver, Gordon, Beaver. • Fashion No;?, Peebles, Elizabeth. • 11 Thomas West Newlon. ■ ‘ 4 * Redstdne, AVoodward,Brownsville.- ’ v . ' Atlantic, Parkinson, do * ■ . “ J. MMCee, Hendrickson, McKeesport; ' r “ Michigan No. 2,Boies,Heaver. 4 ‘- 1 Beaver, Gordon, Beaver. - : m- ; Thomas Shrivcr, Bailey; West Newtort “ Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth. ■ ' The Ihver--Bf the: pier, mork, last evening, there were 4 feet 6 inches wal?r. - The lavorite steamer. Irene No. 2, leaves to-dav for Cincinnati und intermediate ports. • • *■ For loutavUlc. , ICS* WvV 11 EfiiieiSteame r CuMPANlONiCaptain I JfalC tff Johii TivePj Mari n, will leave for iheabove tmaWlSßa and. intermediate ports, or Fridat, Amrurl .Ist. For freight ornnsinae.apply on board, or to • SHERIFFS: BINNING, Nor 10, Market street- Wheeling and Bridgeport Packet. . : jyjjSLb iTae'iplendid.iifeamer R. H, UNO9AY, Mooßg. i\Tacter. Is the regular Wheeling and Bridgeport, Packet:nrid.leaveahereevery Wednes day nnd Saturday for’tbe above'poris. For freight or passage apply on board, or to : ' SHERIFF & BINNING, Ag'ta jy24 , No, D* Market street. i For New Orleanß. I fSrfe .tei Tue splendid new steamer ELEPHANT, LySafctsr .HAVB.' Master, will leave tor the above and . intermediate ports, dn the first rise of water. For freight er passage applyon board.orto ! Jyl - <SEO. B. MIhTENBtSRGKR, Affent' r , v Friday Cincinnati Packet. ' , -fStfe.ifr THE hew and elegant steamer IRENE C/Iji M’CußttmK; Master; has taken pjaco of the' Clipper No: 2, in thSlihejof Packets, and will leave every FRIDAATj at 10 A'. M ,tor the above and intermediate ports. For freight'or pas sage apply nh hoard. . . . • fjcio 33.900 , 8,100 ijfejEKjJh Tusfine6teamer PAGIPfC, Z&tfoua Mar* MaigsgialTßS. wi ll lenve for the above and intermedia ate porm every TifURSBAYi at 4 o’clock, P. M. For freight or passage, apply, on hoard;otlo a u . i ,T; WOOD 3 A CON, • moiiO. , N’o : fil Watereti, and 63 ProntsL' * ! Weanesday:Paeitet foi-Cincinnati. : * Tna new aitd fast running steamer CIN-- i^y^h^CINNATI, BtaiiiwgrfAa, Master, will leave every WgoRESPAT. I For freight or passage, apply on toardf or to : marttU b-'--y-y G. 11. MJLTENBERGKR. --..■33,100 OOUO '■ -■ . 4i,000 i Tnsfinc steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE jgffggESag&No.2.Oapt. W«.Hanwa, leaves the Alle gheny wharf for Franklin,every Monday and Thursday, at 4 r. M. . The fine steamer ALLEGHBN Y.-BELLBNo O. Capt. John Ua«»a, leaves the Allegheny wharf forFrank tin. every luesday and Fritfey, at 4 P. Mj For Freight or Passage, apply ©n Board. : DR. JOHN BULL’S SARSAPARILLA t ITisput up in quart bottles, and contnins.iheßtrcngth of SIX TIMES ns mach pure Sarsaparilla ua any similar preparation in America. Frice.St per boule,or sir bottles for five dollars: • It has been a well established fact for years po;t,that iSaxsaparillauwhenpareand properly prepared* Was the, 'only trae panacea lor all diseases originating from an impure state, of the blood, the use of raercary, intoxica-* ting drinks, evil habits in youth, barrenness, Ac. :W.e boldly assert that JOHN BULL’S FLUID EXTRACT of SARSAPARILLA is the only preparation before the public that is prepared on:, strictly scicntifie principles .and of uniform strength. The Sarsaparilla is purchased without regard to price; and every pound, before being,! used, is suojeet to the strictest chemical tests, aud its genuineness ascertained before being used! - .. Bull 7 # Sarsaparilla also contains the virtues oiaeve ral other valuable medical roo s, together forming the best€ompoumJ, hnd producing ihc greaitsi eurativt agent in ike known world; This Mediciue, when used according In directions* WILL CURFi WITHOUT FAIL! Scrofula or Ring’s Evil, Cancers, Tumors, Erupiionsof the iikin, KrysipcUs* Chronie >'ore Eyes, King worm or Tetters; Scald Head, Rheumatism*' Pains in iho Bones or Joints. Old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling of the Glands, Syphi lis, Dyspepsia,Salt Hhcnra, Diseases of the Kidneys, Loss of Appe tite, Diseases arising f.om the use of M etcurv. Pain in the Side and Shoulders. Gen-: ralDcbility, Dropsy, Lumbago, Jaundice* Costive <ess, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Coughs. Colds, Weak ness of.- the: Chest, Pulmonary Affections,..- and all other Diseases tending toproduce Consumption.! Liver Complaint*'Female irregularities and complaints, Sick and NervoosHeadacbe, Low Spirits, Night sweniv Exposure or Imprudence in Life, Chronic Constitution al Diseases* nnu is .a spring, and summer drink, and general tonic for the system, ami a giiule and plcasaut purKadve, far superior Lick or Congress \V ater Salts, or Seidlitz. Testimonials. The following is a verbatim yopy of a certificate now in the possession of the prottrirtor of JBalPa Sarsapar illa. . Rev. K. W. Sellouts widely and generally known ab an eloquent and accomplished Pastor of the M E, Cburch, ond the Rev. E. Stevenson bus been known aa one of the most talented and zealous .members that the Kentucky Conference could boast of for many years, and at this time is filUn* the high and responsible station of agent for the M. E Book Concern - Cun the world produce better or more satisfactory testimony in favor of any medicine ? BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WaS EVER OFFER- . .. LouisviUcy May iW, 1850. Wo have used John Bn'Vt Sarfapariila,aftd have known il u>be used with enure satisfaction"; and have no hesitation in stating that vre believe it to bea safe and valuable medical compound, und calculated to pro* duce much pood, and relieve much st-fferinpj and would therefore most cheerfully recommend it to the afflicted, (Signed,) K.W.SKHON. E STEVENSON. $7,710 72 504 89 ' How we ail admire a clear, beauiiiol, while shin, arid a rosy colored cheek. Jlow often do wo *««. peraou*, not postrising this “dßsidoraimn bo devoutly-to be wished,” resorting urCosmetics, lotions, washes, paiiiu and coloring materials, to restore to them a semblance of what disease has deprived them of, and that too,with, great injury to tbe'skin. Bulf* Sarsaparilla is the best cosmetic known. It beautifies the skin, by remvving every panicle of morbid and diseased matter from blood, making it pare healthy ru<l vigorous, giving ac« livity to every minute vessel, ami changing the yellow and dark countenance lo.the oloom und freshness of youth. Ladies, abandon the u-se of paints and mixtures, and use -Bullts Sa»sapar»Zia;:ihe only effectual ttmedv. u A word lo.the wise is sufficient j” and a-hittl is enough for the Ladies. TESTIMONY LIKE THE -FOLLOWING- RENDERS 5 SUPERFLUOUS ALL COMMENT ON TIIB EF FICIENCY of bull’s sarsaparilla. (From Dr. L. I\-Yandki.l. Professor of in the . Louisville Medical College.*’} - m $3,148,800 00 I have looked over tins list of ingredient composing John Bull’*-Compouuti Extract of Sarsaparilla, and have no hesitation in saying hat they form a snte com* dound, and one tbnt promises well to chronic diseases, towhichit is applicable n L. Y. YANDELL, M. D.-: LouirvUUy June C, JWB. WHaT PR, PYLES, Physician by appointment to the - Zeuiicille Marine Hospital, says of BULL’S SaRSA > PARILLA: Louisville, March 20,1849.' I have examined the prescription for the preparation of John Ball’s Sarsaparilla, and I believe the combina* lionto be aa excellent one. and well calculated to pro duce 8n alterative impression on the system, i have used it both in public and pr-vate practice, ana think it the best article of Sarsaparilla in use. ; M. PYLES, M. D, Resident Physician atthe Louisville Marine Hospital. l£7* CAUTION—Beware and ask for the original Dr. JOHN BULL’S SARSAPARILLA, from Kmiwky— ami have no other. KEYSER * Wholesale and Retail Agents, • ■ Forsale by D. M. Carry and Josep Douglass, Ale ghenyCity; Wm. B. Mercerj Cannomburg, and by vruggists generally, • ; jeltl:3mdfcw : . • . THE UNDERSIGNED offers lor sale Ma property in Allegheny. City. The Lot is seventy-two feet nine inches, JronUng on the East Common, and ninety feet in depth; extending from a. corner atGay alley to proper ty owned by the Protestant Methodist Church. Tho. im provements are a three story Brick Dwelling Well fin ished, and twn-co.ntonabic frame Dwelling Hoqscs.— There Js probably jto more pleasant and de»irabie-lo» c«Uiy for private residences m the-City iWuhp Lot now offered for sale. The professional pursuus of the nnfer signed do not permit himto occupy and enjoy this prop* *exty, and hence tkeoffer to sell It will be- told a bar gain, if application be made soon. For price and ; efms of payment, refer to Mr. Morrison Foster, iu the Ware bouse of P. hTCornuck, Ksq.; or John Fleming* ;Esq,,- AUegheny City. . jyghlm WM, B. FOSTER. JR. . O’Donnell, fllnUen & Co.~ Pittsburgh Chair and Cabinet Ware Rooms. - NO. 98 THIRD ST., ; BETWEEN 'WOOS ANJ* MABKfcT, (SOUTH BIDE ). : . MANUFACTUrtERS oi Cane Se&t Parlor : Chairs; Cane Seat Rocking Chairs; Re»‘ - ifepall ception. and Invalid Chairs; Can'd Seat and Country House Stools: Settees; Louu- and every variety of Common Chairs. bTES! tu Ail of which were raakufaetatett under Is their personal superintendence, and are ■ ;Z.' ; » " warranted bothm maierinl a U workman ship inferior to none in the City. Dealers in these arti cles will find it to their especial advantage to calf, and examine forthetUßelvesprevioas to going elsewhere. Steamboatsand Dwellingsfurnisned at the shortest notice A‘t orders pnncnmlly attended to. : |jy2s AN jiifc. uuUm uP COMMON I'LKAS OF ALLE ' OHENY COUNTY. In the maUerof the Assign-' i ■" tnent of Warrick, Marlin it Co j No 3J ocuTeim) W* S. Courtney&S.lFaibaug;iJ ' Asp Now, 10 wit, July 23,1851, sopple mematy account of ,in open and ordered ■ that nouco-or the fiiinc bo given by two .weeks* publicatien in the Daily Coramei •cial'Journal and Fost By the, Court cm S. 'HAYS. V , Prolhonbiary.. -•’S'- > ■•*< a 7 r ~ »» v v £>w3>»'w-i'£r ; ‘V ••v *v;/. •vw .} . '/./i RIVER MATTERS. PORT OF PITTSBURGH. 4 fast Cinches PA.rsß in ru* CBaNNii For Marietta and Uocklngport. Allegheny Hrlver. Trade*; : JIE QVLAH FIUNKLm: packets. THE GREAT KENTUCKY REMEDY! ED IN FAVOR OF ANY MEDICINE Rev K. W. Seuok—Rev. E. ST&rsttson. A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR is KIN, For Sale* Harpers* new monthly magazine for are compelled 10 say that every monthly Isvue of this nnextunpled Magazine rivals iIV predecessor in literary matter of interest. The subjects lathis numberate'rabstly new, nndexccedingly Instruc tive ; it can safely be recommended asone of tho ‘very best publications to be obtained any where. .. IKminor & Co., Southfield street, have the above for Q&le r Mbo, all the back volumes, from the commence -menu .. ... . [au2 * PI'I'TSBOBGa oßrreiror BAHKrT akd thied iteexts. •RJAOTLTYi— Jonn Fleming, principal Instructor in .(P the science of Accounts. - 0. Professor ofPenf7iarwAip,Mercnn* ■tile computation, &c. ” Ai«px. $L Watson, Esq., Lecturer on Commercial •*LaW. ■ ■ T The Rooms of this Institution are open both day and eventna, for thejeception of those wishing to. obtain a practical Mercantile education, 'ibe courseof histruo lion fo so thorough, that every student on leaving the Colletge will be competent to take charge of and con duct on eorrect principles! any set of Stock or Partner .ship IBooks, however.compJicated. QelthdAw V'-<; 1 '%l TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ‘BY-TEE G’BEILLT LINE. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN SAN FRANCISCO! - j New Yoiuc, August 6. IThe Empire City,'from Chagres, arrived this morning;- : She brings 300 passengers, and iBl,- 400,000 in-gold dust bn freight and $300,000 in the liands ofpassengers. The city of San Francisco was visited by an other destructive fire on ;;the 22d of June. /The office of th e Alta was blown,up with a view of arresting the progress of the flames, but Without avail. Everything is burned from Pa cific to Washington street east, excepting two or three buildings near- the corner of Jackson at. From Washington street .the fire crossed over the rear of the Eldorado,House and the new Thea tre, which last was destroyed;- The flames spread thence to Merchant street, crossed to Clay street on the north side, below the California Ex change, and extended to the brick building on the north side , ocoupied:.by .RaUeant &.Wilde, at the corner of Montgomery street. During the progress of tho fire immense quan tities of goods were removed to the Plaza, where theyultimatcly took fire and were destroyed. ' Alohg ; Broadwoy every thing was ooivanmed as far as Reany street. On Pacific street the fire consumed every thing in its course as far. as Ohio. street, including the City Hall and City .-Hospital on Jackson street.' Every thing was consumed on Montgomery street, and a few houses below on Stockton street. , The fire extended as far as Washington street and then‘.Crossed diagonally into. the street in the rear of the Baptist ohurch, which was saved, and - then extended down Washington street along Dupont street, taking tho Jackson House in its course and the California Restaurant ad- joining;',. Patients in the City Hospital, to the number of 90, were removed to the lot in the rear.- All were saved. Thepresbyterian church on Stock ton street was burned. Charles D. Wines was burned to death, as also Mr. Bach, of the firm of Bach, Burnett & Co. t, The nuihber of buildings destroyed is not less than 800, and the loss is estimated at three million dollars. ? - Capt. Snow, a worthy oitizen, was recently murdered at Sonora, and two days afterwards two assassins had been taken by the populooe,- and will no doubt he executed. ; y ... A row had occurred among the miners near Carson’s diggings, in which two Americans and three or four Mexicans Were killed., A party of nine men, under Capt. Fitzpat rick, had been cut off ul Road river, and all murdered. Daring the night of - the great fire,- Lewis Pol lock was called from his bed, and on making Ms appearance was shot dead by a man named Gal lager. . ■ Tho accounts from the mines and placers are very encouraging. ; There is a prospect of good crops throughout the country. : Our oiiy is; growing ■up again very rapidly.. Two hundred bondings have heeu'erected du ring the past week.** , ; - At Sonora, some persons who took offence at an article in the Sonora Herald, went to tho room of one of the editors, dragged him oat of bed and shot him through the head. Two others connected with the office were also killed, and three or four who went to their assistance were severely wounded. ... Previous to the fire there was an improved demand for all kinds of goods. The fire has completely unsettled , the market., There is a fair demand for Breadstuff's for the interior, and the supply is large. The shipments to Califor nia are large, and far beyond the wants Of the community. - Deaths.—Thos. Eansdown, of Chicago; R. R. Curry, of Wisconsin; Aaron Sands, aged 40 ; Richard MeGammon, of Baltimore. OHIO STATE CONVENTION. Columbus, AugnstO. ' The Democratic State Convention m'ethere to day, and organized by appointing Wm. Dwyer, of Auglaize county, Chairman, and Chas. L. Weller, of Bntler county, Secretary, and Wm. Myers, of Hamilton, Assistant. The attendance was very full. ' On motion of B. F. Metcalf, of Putnam Co., a committee of 21 was appointed to select per manent officers, and report , the same for the government of the Convention. ' Ou motion of J. W. Wilson, of Senaca, a com mittee of 21 was apointed by the several con gressional delegations, to report resolutions for the consideration of the Convention. On motion of D. K. Carter, of Stark county, -the Convention took a recess till 2 o’clock. AFTERNOON SESSION. . Convention met pursuant to recess, when Mr. Ankeny, from the Committee, reported the names of E, B. Olds as President, Jno. H. Garrard,; of Hamilton, and 20 others as Tice Presidents; and Chas. L. Miller'and five others as Secreta ries. The report was. unanimously adopted.— The same committee reported rules for the gov ernment of the Convention, wMch were adopted. Tho.mles require a majority over all the reat to, nominate. ■ Gen. Leid, from the committee, of credentials, reported the names of the delegates which had been accepted. ~_Tfae reading-or it was dispens ed with. ' Every county in the State except Stark was represented. ' Beuben Wood, of Cuyahoga, was then, nomi nated as jhe candidate for Governor by acclama tion, amid the most enthusiastic cheers. On motion of ffm. Fitch, of Cuyahoga, a committee, consisting of Judge Chancey, John son and Blaokbum, was appointed to wait on Gov. Wood, to inform him of his nomination; and request his attendance. On motion, jhe convention proceeded to nom inate a candidate for Lient. Governor, The names of Col. lVm. Mcdill, of fairfiold, and C. L. Valiandigham, of Montgomery, were presented as Candidas. At this moment the committee arrayed with Gov. Wood, and present edhim to the convention amid the most enthusi astic shoots, r He ascended the platform; and in a few appropriate remarks, ■ accepted the nomi nation. The convention then proceeded to take the vote for Lieut, Governor, which resulted as follows : ffm. Mcdill 165, C. X. Valiandigham 99. :. Col. Medill was declared duly nominated, and the nomination was unanimously -confirmed. Op motion of Mr. Porter •of Hamilton, the friends of Mr. Vallandigham gave three cheers for the nominee. Oh motion of Mr. Shannon of Licking, a com-: . mittee of three was appointed to wait on Col. Medill and inform him of his nomination, and ; request his attendance. i The'committee returned with Col, Medill, who ascended the platform amid the- cheers of the Convention, and in a few’appropriate remarks accepted the nomination. , The Convention, then proceeded ,to nominate Supreme Judges, which resulted as follows; Ist Ballot—B. Ramsey 238, Wm. B, Caldwell 286, Jho, A. Corwin 136, Allen G. Thurman 131, D. O. Morton 94, T. W. Bartley 144, Wm. Kerr non 110, S. W. Belden 88, J. R. Swan 11, E. M. Stanton 63, J. E. Hanna 15, G. B. Holt 9, Pitch 1, Groesbeck 1. . it requiring 188/ votes to nominate, Messrs. Ramsey, Caldwell, Corwin and Bartley were declared duly nominated. : 2d Ballot—Kernon 47, Thurman 105, Morton 62, Belden 46. No choice. : : 3d Ballot—Thurman 86, Morton 46, Cannon 42, Belden 40. ' Allen G. Thurman was then deolared duly, nominated, i ".'-V!..... Oh motion, the nominations -were separately and unanimously confirmed. On motion, the Convention took a recess until 7 this evening. - In the Louisville District, Marshall’s un-. official majority is 89, In the Ashland dist. Breckenridge beats Combs 500. Grey Ini whig ih the 2d is certainly elected. The' returns in the 6th are favorable, for Hill, whig. ■ Stanton is probably eleoted in the 10th. Pownell, dem., for Governor is'gaining largely, on Dixon. - The contcßtiiß dose. " -„r ; . In the Lonisvillo District, the Democrats claim the election of Merriwether. : Stone, Democrat, has probably beaten Hill, Whig, in.the Bth. •.. ;■■■•■ . • '••• . Pownell will run Dixon close, and may beat him.. ; i ■ ;■ CUBA. ....' . , ■ . NbwYobk, August 6. It'is rumored that 300 men sailed on Satur day in the Clipper brig, from Staten Island, for Cuba. Others contradict the report. Itis cerr tain that 500 paen, fully armed, ore only await ing the Georgia’s advices.- ■ MARKET—August 6. Plour...Sales of 600 bbls city mills, new at :8,67J; 400 bbls old at 8,75. . •.. Wheat,..Red 75@85; White ;85@95. - Corn... White 62@63; yellow6B@6o. ' 0at5...38@84. v , : Mess . Pork-. Sales of new at,16,87}@16,0Q. 1. Baoonvi.Sides shoulders 9J; - . • - ’ Grooeries'... : quiet and unchanged. Whiskey.„2B@24. ‘.n*;■ • ■ • " s v . ‘.: *;. :v ,'v. ■ I; : %| J .i-f\ li. ' • V'".: >; * - ; \ lk - * * . !*•>.„„ , ' , 1 1 * ' _ ' ~r~f > ~ V •’**' - v >-f ——- - —<' * * * *> tvt -?3 •• -. *1 j ! j qj, •>> jy* ted.-” -«> vv FKOfll-OAIiIPORNIA. KENTUCKY ELECTION. - ; : . .Lobisvmai, August C. 1 • * ' y ' . -i.. • » ' ' FROM CUBA. [ NkwOhle/uib, August 5.' J The steamer; Cherokee' from Havanahringa private letters whioh state that the attempted in snrrectioß hid been effectually put down. .Mirny of the insurgents had been taken and shot. The ship Jus. Badger, hence for Liverpool laden with 2600 bales of cotton was burned last night’ at the:sopth.west pass. The vessel and cargo areVtotal ISSs. Spencer, the slave of Jno. Show who stole $4,600 from his mhster has been arrested and. $l2OO of; tho money recovered.. He had sent $3,000 to Henry Donbridge a negro preacher in Boston. ■■ - ACCIDENT. : : . ’ New Youk, August 6. • Litchfield’s' extensive storage warehouse at Brooklyn, fell this morning. By the accident large quantities of flour, sugar, grain, molasses; and dye stuffs, and over2o,ooo bushelß corn were destroyed. NEW YOKE MARKET—August 0. Cotton... Has deolined J since Saturday, with sales to-day of 1400 bales. .Flour..,Sales 13,000 bbls at 3,93@4,00 for State, and 4,25@4,87 for Southern. Grain... Sales 16,000 bus: Genesee Wheat at 90@94, and : 60,000 bus Com at 67 for mixed and 58 for round. Provisions... Sales of 600 bbls Mess iPork at 14,87016,00 for new, and 12,87@14,87 for old. Sales .100 bbls'Lard at Bf, ' Sugar..,Boo hhds Cuba at 6@6|. Whiskey... Dull at 24.’'' W001..,A little firmer.- ■■ Bankers otiß Brokers. . RIL L&CCRRY, : bankers and exchange brokers, rSo. : Gs\yoodStreetp . •Third dobr bdaw .Fourtk~(vieztride)i QIGHiTEXCHANGKoniho Eastern Cities constantly O for sale. Time Bills or Exchange and Notes dis counted. Gold, Silver and Bank Notes, bought and sold. Collections made in nil the principal citicsof the United States. Deposits received of Fax and Current Funds. ■ mart7:jr .-.iv.,.- ■■■ ■• ■■ , PATRICKS & FRIEND, BAKSeRSAKO EXOHASGE No. 05,'COHIceb Wood and Diamoitd BTBirrs, ' - > FitUlurghfiPa* "~ v [tpayl Domestic and'foreign Exchange jßank Notes, Gold and l and Exchanged, , ..•» •.' .AT .TUB • _i ISXCRANOB AND BARKING HOUSE V , f - ■ -OF.- William A. Mill & Co., -i-j fl4-Wood Street, PITTSBURGH. - faotfH allen ceamxil‘/-T: t- . ;bpwabd babw. KRAia£R 4 RAHH. Bankersand Bxehang e Broken, 'Dialers in Fonien and Domestic Bills t Bills cf Exchange, Certificate} or JJtpos it,BankNotes,and Coin.; Corner of Third and Wood sis., directly opposite the St Charles Hotel. • . may2B THOS.SABMNT HOOB «« BAIICIBKT* BANKERS AND ' EXCHANGE* BROKERS j HE. Comer cf Wood -and Siztkttnetl-, PUlsburgh, Pa DEALERS in Coin, Bank Notes, Tithe Bills, Foreign and Domestic Exchange } CeTtiflcatesofDeposH.£o EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the Union And Europe, fors&le in Sams to sail purchasers. CURRKNThndpaTfiandßreeeivedondeposite ; 1 ' COLLECTIONS mode on all parts of the Union, att ha lowest rates. sepll-ly I AS. B.BOON. Removal. S. fIOIiOCS 6 SONS) HAVY RSKOVSZt XHSIB SAOTISO AOT' BXCUAKBB OTTX* 7V yo. 67'Jfizr&st jtreel,/otfr door* ftcfotP cM itanol N. HOLMES & SONS, 1 BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, andDea lersin Notes, Drafts, Acceptances,Gold, Silver ana .Banlt Notes; "Exchange on the Eastern and western cities Constantly forsale. 1 v . . - , „ Collections made in allthc cities throughout the uni ted States. Denssitcs received in par funds nr current paper, No. 07 Market street, between Third and Fourth streets. «ag2B-ly. - • Esebonge Hoteli BlalrovUler Pfl< . I PROPOSE to sell orexcnange for other property the Exchange,Hotel, Blairsvllle; Indiana cousuy, Pa., by Win. Lawson, und -formerly kept by -my self ■ r - ....... - Tbte Property consists -of extensive brick bail dings, erected expressly for the purpose of being used-as a - HOTEL.. Another brick building,.suitable for a dwelling and re tailsiore; atl on the main street, near the Conemaugh Bridge and Pennsylvania Canal.. There are-good cel lars under these baildiiigs Also, two -wells of good water on the front lots; one convenient to the kitchen, the other at the stables, wall pumps. In both;—also, a large.cistrih.2br rain water,, with a pump, near the kitch en and waah-hoase.- ■ ; - ~• < The foregoing and several other usefnl bandings ere on the two front iots.:On two other lots, immediately north of these, and separated from them. By a feet alley, occupied partly as a kitchen garden, a large brick and largo frame Stable is erected; also, a Blacksmith Shop and CoachmakerisShop. • Also, about TWENTY-ACRES OF LAND, panly meadow, adjoining the north.line of the Borough, off which 40 tons of nay may be made in a. season; the re mainder being posture ground, with a stream of running water through also ofiexed as above.. The; Hotel is very eligibly: situated on the northeast corner of the Diamond, near the terminus of the Branca Railroad, and within a short distance of the Canal-boat Landing; •' : , L . The country around is improving raptmy, bolh inin diabo. and Westmoreland counties. Oneormore Flask Roads are in contemplation.to connect at this place With the public improvements now in-use or in progress. „ This property is.of that description which, would re quire the attention and supervision of the" owner. • Bly personal inobdiiy to - , bestow the proper care, and the j want of good health in a.portion of my : family, are the cole cqnsideratiorisehaf.induce matooffetit in exchange for other property;i , , ' V • The property might be so divided a»to accommodate ia person who merely .desired to keep'lhe tavern part; mud might hot wish soheavy an investment as the whole would amount to—and ifpgreeable and desired, such an arrangement will be made. _ .. . , —Application may f>e-raade;to the subscriber at his d’Bcifing, adjoining iho Hotel ;-jwd for. farther desorip lion of the property, &c , to Mr. C. A. McAitolt?, ot tus Warehouse, Canal Basin 5 otto Mr. Ai.les Brown, Ho tel Keeper; Piusbureh; For ah exchange of property, that in or near Pittsburgh wouldbe preferred. If ootdisposed of in one orotherof ihe, ways spoken of, on or before the Ist of November, it will be rented for one or more years T ahd possession may be had on ibe. Jth of March next. . Metmttme extensive repairewiirbe made in the tavern part; ■ S. McANULTY. mainvWe, July, lest.—jy3:lmdfcwap Fcirnltureanil Onntr Waroroom*. S JOSEPH KLEVERi'42I Penn street. above the Canal JBridiejteepseonalaniJyjOn hand and makes to orders at the Im'ttt prices, every deseripuon o: S ondPIainFUBNiTIIKE, SOFAS and CHAIRS, of thebest workmansltipnw) rahstapjitoved styles, Plirchasets ytqnJd do weU to visit his Vyareropms. lnyS7-dftwly ~ ; iUi - . tort • • •. ...• • LlBhUtßill UodsWHpratit'f Patent. JAMES JACKSON, eerietafAkriri. mauaU Dtpa, aO WMi strut,'PilUbvrgli, Fa., (CnriwriehHa Cutlery Store),' ranwESE LIGHTNINP ROUS Are so chnstrneted Hint 1 they canhothei oat of .order. gba-fMvtom* ai)d Attachments fittinghcearaicly, the Pointsand Mamets -areenwaUeo—lfe;whote beuighigMy ornamental, and -wiihantdispufeytbe best eohdactor ever rnannfaoiaied, y witlnnt them up thro’, the Conntry.nt l?Je. «rfoot and ,«t ih'avneti. .‘Address by bdst orleave 2 written ortief nr 86 Wood styvybdre theFTods may be seen- '■ - - ' " : ' tmy23:w family.Hons.©*.- a A large fine looking Sarrel Horse, tftfgST. safe, vnUfce sold fora light fast harae rifapfili • rf« M .Ration ia made BOOH. *' lfC v. v:v THOMPSON BEM,, ■ jrO (At A. Wilkins fc Co«»a.). . WII-KISS HAIL! ■FOURTH ktHKBT, NEAR SBUTHPIBLD, _ TOHN WALKER takes pleasure mannounemg to his »J i friends oniLtbe public that he has, taked die above splendid eettbllelgneet, and oftdf considerable expense has made itadeiigblfol place of resort.. He is perfecdy prepared' to.servp opAjihe tottept notice every dehca-. cy,which may femp.t jhe.hppctjste of epuiare ortoe fancy bf-ihe most M. ‘ Dinner wM be id Teadfress.WTY day at l o’clo >k,for any number orpereona, commencing lhia-day, Jone 2UL Patties can beaccommodaieiwuhpupperainthemost richherck*. rttanaer. Oy.atfere. tfame,; Ac.,' tfMbe J Tound^ there in their season. In shotvihe intcnda that no expense or raaje this already popular'hoase the best in tbe Western coanjry. jeSfcly . ■ Aboard* ■ •{.«/■ DALY & CO. have now ready for sale a large W * and well seleeiedstoek. of Spring and Summer Hosiery ia all Us branchcs.They would direct particu- Irr auenlioa.to theirslMkof Gentlemen 1 . cmtpn half Hose, with Merino ond Silk feet: they are of-the bept materials and workmanship,anajfor comfort aan.sum liter Sock, cannot be equaled. W.D.4 Co have also on Hand Gents Undershirts and Drawers in cotton, silk, and merino: Childrens’Hosiery °f *ll descriptions, at the old established Stocking: Store, Fifth street, between r Wood and Market. . (myl : iMaeolnUon. •_ ■ - • „ -rM CONSEOUBNCE of the decease of John Mebu- I denvthe oartoerthip heretofore exlsUag between Mc- Faden ti Covode U hereby dissolved. .JohmF, Cole it fully aalhorizedto seule the business of the iale firm.— All persons havingolairwsvrll pfoasc present .them.for. payment. Pittsburg*, July Ist, 1851. .PABTNEBSBIP. Covode fis-Gode, ISUCcessors to MieFaden A Oovqde.] .... ; The business'of the Agency ofthe ttal Railroad Companywtll hereafter be conJacfod nn derthenamoand p? Cf a v « U Wayne gfoflbarghyjqly Ist* iy lo .— r Admins & Co-’» Pf ■Ao. Al&Tkti stTtcl. - F'«ives us pleasure to announce toonr friends drat i2«e bow reA«fa receive them.at our new Office ° l Vm^ < o e iio*reu;ssebger_P«r week, with which we com: jneneed running, over Ate .Central Road, we have . in wised oar facilities to rte,;by which we can send or dsrs any. day !/»«,) to „¥* n"! FmMth “ 7 the same messenger. BAKER & FOKSY ili, iekdry - Ageniy. OATS— bOO bus. on hasd; , • SQO do 10arrive andforn?i*bjr DyER) „„I : r No. 207 Lihc cy street half bbls.Tront and 9Uai<dr«ale by JL ant; WM-DYER. bbla. 1851, N0 ' 3,1^. f jjYES! >¥ QOFFB B-BO bags choice Bio for bybr. ■y-TNEO. Qpfe'ss Is. CiiSSV inegar fo^j“ DYBR . TnuSH—so blls. choice No. 3Jd«ckerel; JJ“ 30bbls. Pickled*Betting; In store- and for sal* »? SHERIFF fc BINNING, .. „„t No.'lO Market street^ rfij oygjFUPftft—enfahda, N- O- Sugar on Blorage,aad C'tOJr'FEE-rSI) Bag* Frime Rio Coffee; jU . W X° kSIg A MOORHEAD. ;- : '\^6r : ’""' "'*' ■"••' ■ v'V ■■■“■■iyU:' •‘ v '+;■.» ■'■ ‘"v ■'■■ *.t ~ ?..-■ *« -i ■ • .■ » .'. . ViA .j.'*?;:-V r .ft .« .} i 4. •••■ , ■ ;• £ 'j. »: ..:•*•& v*' •■ ®rtioo atib JUebuuus. Pritatt DlMuir, DR. BROWN, No. 41 DIAMOND aCLKV S Deroin hir entire ntirnfioo to .tioßici ful affections, brought on by imprudent* youthful indulgence and excess. ' * Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorr hea, Gleet, Stricture, Urethral Dfseharre*. Jmpurity of the Blood, with all diseases o. the venereal origin., Skin;Diseases, ScorbuUc-Eruptions, Tetter* Ringworm,Mercurial Diseases, Seminal Weakness. Im. potency, Piles, Rheumatism. Female Weakness. Month-' ly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula in Ano* Nervous Affections, Pains in the Backand Loins, Irrita tions of the Bladder and Kidneys, snccerifallyireaied Cureguaranteed. Fourteenyears’ ptactice‘lfour in this cilyt enables Drt - Brtrtvn to offer assurances of speedy cure to all who may come under his care. Office and private consulting rooms, 4i Diamond ay. (D* Charges moderate. novS;d&wlv REUM ATISM.—Dr. Brown-'s newiy aiscavreu rero edy for Rhenmaitsmi* a speedy and certain remedy for that painful trouble. Itnever fails. . Office and Private Consultatlonßooms No. 41, DIA* MONO, Pittsburgh; Penna.; The Doctor Is alway* «i horns ; r ■ • 1ar,13-dawtf GREAT AND IMPORTANT ' CB E R XCAIrD 18COVER Y. • Chemical Vegetable Conibinutions to repel Diseases. Dr. Guysott’i Yellow Dock and Sarsapa* ... villa, PUT UP IN THE largest, sized bottles, contains. . more of the pore Honduras S&rsapariila than any i other preparation extant, which ischemicotly combined with the Extract of YellowDocki the Extract of Wild Cherry, and BaUam of Fir, tipis making the'remedy more thoroughly efficient than any other Saniaparu.a" before the public. At the same time’it is perfectly tree from all mineral poisons, which cannot lit said of any : of the Sarsaparilla Compounds. The invalid should be ware of poison I Mercury, Iron, Quinirfc,'lodine, Sul phur, Arsenic and many other mineral an'i metaiic poi sons entered into and iorm the active basis of most of the Sarsaparilias and Panaceas of.ihe.day, -OtmoTT’s Commuhd EtruACtou Yf.ixow Docx and SarsapaUiuj. does not contaln a particle of 4hese substances; as any one can ascertain by applying the necessary testa. The original imdjonly genome preparation for the -permanent cure of CtoNSUMPTiON AND DISEASES -T. OF THE LUNGS when they are supposed to be affected bv ihe iaofrequenttue Of Mercury, Iroju Ouinine, ti6-~ It is also a remedy for SALT RHEUM.* KING WORM, TETTER; SCALD 'HEAD, DROPSY, SCURVY, : WHITE SWELLING, King’s Evil,. Neuralgic AffcC- Uoris,Fetnale Weaknes3 and Obstructions,Barrenness, Nervous;ftnd general Debility oMhe System; Loss of Appetite, Languor, Dizziness and Liver Affections, which led to Intermittent and" Remittent .Fevers;Fever • apd Ague, Billiolis Fevers, Chill Fevers, Dumb Ague, Jaundice, Ac.. Ac. ' - inr-The afflicted may rest assured that there is not theTeoslparticle of Mineral, Mercurial, nr nny nther" ' poisonous substance in this medicine.: It is perfectly ' harmless and may be adminisieTed.to persona in the very • weukest stages of sickness, or to the most helpless in fants without doiiig the least injury. The curative powers of this extract are truly won-* derlul, and all invalids should make immediate trial o. the “ Yellow Sarsaparilla ” It cunnot injure the delicate patient. . [CERTIFICATES) : King’s liviPt—Casa qf Q. Ll. LeonatiL ; . Gzovx, Dec. Ist, 1&19. MessesS.F. BgsnHiT & Co.—,Gentsr—Someiime in IB4J, I tvas attacked with-the King’xJivJl.in'my arm, which became so sore that 2 could hot use it,, aud in IS4s,mortiGcauon tei in. lemplOyeffat differenttlraeK, each physician of celibTiiy within my reach; all told me that my ami must be umpuutcd. From the ehoul-„- ders to the fore arm, my arm wus fiiTl dl fanning sores , eome of them as large as & filly cent piece.; 1 then tried an Indian Doctor, who removed the mortified fle«h. nud ' stopped the mortification, but could riot heal, my arm.-r My strength, at this time, ;was completely dktiausted and iny person much emaciated. : I coimitucd in this - state until the summer of 1849. when I salv en adver tisement of “Gwyiob> Yellow Dock and EarsapaiiUa," . which I read attentively, ami sent, for one; : boule of the article. After using it a few days, the discharges from my arm increased,und assumedra lightcolo;, and less . offensive odor. ' 2 -sent for a second boule,\anff while using It I found tfry strengih increoßing, and the dis used six bottles, though I felt-myseirperfcciy cared - before L used the sixth bottle. Since that time I have not feltany paiuin my arm; no sores have re-appeared, , and J have not a doubttbat uis thoroughly cared, for 1 . • can labor with it as well as ever I could, r . t . “ Quysoti’s Yellow Dock and Sarjapan'llo,”alone cured t -me j llooknoother rcmedy: while using it, and had I :• - used :it at the Am appearance cf the malady,! fully be lieve dt would have saved me from yearsof suffering.'. Acdlmcsiearaestly recommendoveryperson safler- .. ing under any similar disease, to use l 'GnysotPs Yellow -■ • Dock and Sfiraapanlla” which will restore.them to > health. Ypurs in gratitude, .< i O. M. LEONA RD - - An Extraordinary Case-of Serqfula t Eytasipelas and cured in/ tke sola yst of Dr.-VtuysotPs Com* ‘ '' pound Syrup, Yellow Dock and.SarsavanUa tooosiT.n,-Not. 17,1818. Da. Gtnsorr—Sir: I tender you my thanks: • for the great benefit I have derived from the use of youT valuable Syrup. I have been troubled very bad with a scrofulous sore which made its appearance on pay- chin -I did not pay much attention to u at first, ' supposing it tobenothing bat some eruption that generally appetin : on persons’faces. It finally.began to increase, until it spread to the backpartof myhead.-lappliedioaphy- . stcian; he atter.dcd me all to no purpose. I hod tried , everything that could be tTied. 1 saw your Syrup of l Yellow Dock aiid Sarsaparilla; aud concluded to use it, . for f knew that the Yellow Dock was one of the moat yttluable articles in-the world.for the blood. I bought your Syrup and commenced usingitf and from theuae -of lcould see a great change in my system. • I continped Using it until lam a well man. 1 now-feel like a new person; my blood is perfectly cleansed, and freeTrom'airirapUriUes.TherelrriDr.aqUestipubQr IhijLtypnrncfyvly.djacovered .Cdmpouhdn lar superior to,- ■ any saraap.uriiia tSyrup ever sold.; This certificate is at - your disposa', to publish, if you like, and anyone you r :. may refer to n}e ri i sha\l behuppy to;glve them oil the infonnationl can,ahout.my case, Ac. 1 remain yourjibedient-Bervantf. • GEORGE G JOHNSTON. 118 Market street. - The best Female Medicine known. p&racitf YeUow fc - Dock and Sarsaparilla, is rpady and ■ permanent cure for all complaints inciacntio ;F£MALES. Its mild alterative properties render it peculiarly an plicable to thestendef.and delicate constitution of the female. It »*unrivalled in its effect upon such diseases. .. as Incipient Consumption, Dcrrehness, Lepcoirhoca, .or. Whites,lrregular. Menstruation, Incontinence of Urine*.. . and general Prostrafion of the Tt icmnediately contracts that distressing nervousness lassitude bo eOmmontothe.'emale frame, and imparitToiienergy and,, buoyancy as surprising ns they arc grateful. ’ Ve ; evidence on file, which induces us strongly to -. TCCOB ?2 mend this medicine to married people who have ' - been blessed with ofispring. . - iPrdtapru* Viari, of failing of the Worribyof fiooyean . cured by Dr; Guy sou's Extract qfYeUowZhci ' and Sarsaparillyy after every other known remedy had ' been tried without relif. , v -WABHiaaTon,o.,FebulB49. This certifiesilmtmy .wife,uged.vweihty-seven .years has been suffering under the above complaint for five J , years. Nearly all of that time confined to her bed, • uave forfive yeaxs constanUy. employed the beai iucdl- ' caltalent, that could be procured,in this section of-the rv comitry; wiihdut any benefit whatever. I havo also- • purchased every for, the cm j < of such diseases, bli of npncn provqd worthless/ - <v ; . - ,In the spring of 1843,1 was induced by ipyfriendkJO « try Dr.Gaysotl’s Yellow Dock and Snrsaparllla Which was used for four months. Alier she had used it for four ..weeks, it was evident to ali;pf.us that she was improv-' ■ , ing, and from this time she improved iapidl>,andgained / flesh and strength until she is now 1 enjoying raest excel* - * lent health. WftI.MONFORT.*. We being neighbors to Wnii and Julia Monfott, know that the above smteinent as to ihe sickness of Mrs. Mon ford, and astothecure beingaffectcd by’ijuysou’sYel low Dock and Sarsaparilla,’ l , to be strictly true. JANE EDDY, , SARAHPOWERS. Sold by J.D. PARK, (successor to SanfordA Park,) Fourth and Walnut streets, Giucinnutl, Ohio, Genera! - . Agent to the South and West, to whom all orders must: - beadilressed.—— J Jlidd A Co, Pittsburgh; L Wilcox, Jr, corner Market , ,stre.etgtiflJhe Diamontf;'B-A FahheslocltA CoVPltls-' : '-* burgh; J A Jones, FiUsbareh; to Beckham, AHe gheny Russell, Washington {W H Lambor- { ion,'FrUnklin;' L B Bowie, Unlontswnp H Welly, Greensburalij S Koumz, Somerset; Scott; A Gilmore/ '. Bedford; Reed A So"u; Huntingdon; Mrs. Orr, Hollidays- '' y batgh; HildebrnildACo, Indiana; J R Wright, KlUon ning; EVans A f Co', Broblrsitlej A-Wilson A Son,' - Waynesburgh; M’Farl&ftd A Co,N ? Calleniler, Mead- y- . villej Burton A Co, Erie; Henry Forker, Mower}'-lar.■;• Kelly A Co, Butler; SSmlib, Beaver; J DSummerttt-, Warren; FLA CS Jones/.Condersport; P Crookct. : Jr., Brownsville. • ' - : 1 > -• ; * my 19’ -• ■ Ayer’a Cbetry Pectoral I : . . TJOR THECURIi OF COUGHS', COLDS, HOARSE-: J? NESS, BKONCHITiS, WHOOPING COUGH* . : CROUP, ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION. } Amongthenumeroas.: discoveries Science has made ‘' in this'generation' to facilitate the business of life, in* ■ ; crease its enjoyment, and eveaprolong the term ofhu-. mdn existence, none can' be namcdof more real value to mankind, than this contribution of Chemistry to the. . Healing Ait. A vast trial of its virtuca'ihrougboutlhia ; *. broad cbonlry, has proven beyond a doabt,ibat nomedi* ~ pine or combination of medicines yet known, cart so - ? surely control and cure the numerous varietiesofpul* ihonurj disease which have hitherto swept, from’our ‘midst thousands and thousands every year.\ Indeed there is nowabundant reason to believe n Remedy; ha* dt length beenfound/Which can be relied,du to cure;tbd. mostdaiigerodsaffectfonflbfthe lubgs.Onr spacebefo,. ■will not permit us topulilUhaby propbrtfonhf the cure* eflcdted.by it3use, bat we would-present the following; . .. opinions ofeminentmen, and. refer fafther enoutry to the circular which the Agent below ndmed, will always be pleased to Turnish free, wherein are full particulars,, ana indisputable proofs of these facts. . From the President of Amherst College, the celebrated Professor Hitchcock.. ‘••JamesC/Ayer—Sir: I have asod yirar Cherry Pec total in my own cose of deep«sented Bronchitis, and am satisfied from its chemical conatitniiOrty that it .is unad*- mirable compound for the relief of and ’bron ,< 7 chioi difficulties. If my opinion ns to Its superior flfidf- : Oder can be of any service; yqa are at liberty to use it as yon think proper; - - - J KDWARB HITCHCOCK,UL;D. From the widely celebrated Professor Sillman,M. D.“ • D.L. D.,' Professor,of t Chemiatry,>&lin§ral6gy,"" ,fltc-AYale College, Member of the Liw Hist.. :iMed.;J?,hil. and Scientific Societies of ( . ; Ameiica and T2aroper ; :. . : > ;: . ■ “ l deem iheCherry Piotoriai an admirable compost* AfonT/rom some of the bestarticles.in the Materia Medi-. ca,patf a,yery effective remedy for the. class of aiseas*, ©sit is intended to cure.” _ New Haven,XJLvNov.l,lB4® v - Msyor Pattiaon, President of the Senate, stales I behasused Uic ChenyPiQforcd-with wonderful sue- , Cesa, to cure an infiamation oTme;iungti. . . - Fron ono of Ihsfiraiphysiwdnt'in Maine. • ; Saco, Me., ApnlSO, 18J9* * Dr J. C. Ayer, Lowell—Dear Sir *. I am now con stantly using yoar Cherry Pectoral jn my practice, and preferitto any othermedicine for pulmonary From, observations of many sevcracaaes, convinc ed iLwill cure coughs,cotds, and diseases of the lungs, thathave put to defiance all ptheT.remediet..-._y \r I mvarinbly recommend itsnseinxascofconaompupn, and’consider iimnch the best remedy known for that dis* Be ap ,olfany r or.. ugmiAN)M ■ Prepared sad sold by James C. Afcr.PraoUcai Cbßffl' - relanihyß. A,, Fahnestock,an! byJ.M.ToOTnrendi ja 'SgJ: b 7 H. P. ScLwarti, nnd J. Douglass,; and by diuggtsu... generally. : •’ ' ;T§s£,«£fi£»?sragS| aSSSMSS^SISSBfaE gUtiUy reduced prices, wholesale and g'gJ^TQN. .f' > . «» V'i ?■ ' " -V 1 < Jj,{ . * l *. gisailsiß > * . <■ * * * - r *®n \ \ -
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