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J* 4 1 « Thursday last. . The. steamers Planter, Aleck. .;,
\ :rf *\*£' *‘.fc <tft *».'\q ! C *,-*• a£* v,: Scott and Western World were blown from their -r
■ilW't.sft •* 'll ViJ moorings. The Planter,lost her oabinandclum- I
alß*’ £'")■'** ]t neys. She was damaged to tiio amount of 182,- V
600. The steamer;Monntaineer 'lost -her-efcim-'
IS": &2!sS<'j; -«i noy and pilot house. Several rafts were com- i
rV' 1 /i's-'jV>!;6 , 'A; , f ! ti. , J^! fl. , >'^v'‘*'l f •u,-' 4 pletcly broken up. Mony light buildings:and
- sheds were broken down, and fences, trees and
lC rops were leveled to the ground.
,fe '> lyvV ffW'.yi* 4 " ? i l ' 11 There was great loss of life and destruction of
1> ’lo.tW* 7 “- ] property at Mnseatinc, lowa, on the llth, by a
A- '■ uff ’•’'Tj freshet in a oroek. It oecnrred at night. Houses
J,**: \ #** t r Jt \? r ? J —:—— were swept off, in ono of which a woman and
n\s ’ - ' "*"' ' three children were drowned. There is !pio,oof
*' Si*V ' ... - . damage done to the public works.
it? l - ‘i',*S >Cf '{'Mi *' r c"‘i The rain storm in De Soto and Marshall oour
;;YKJo ( V,v.'L'/ Z&tSj ~t •. .V,<> i ties, Mississippi, damaged the crops seriously.
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'?V‘<, mated at $lOO,OOO. The Fulton House and
Vi■ that block was completely destroyed, and
■ the West Bide of First street. Fifty familic
. “raoM louisviLii.
touisviu.E, Angus
(•■ "■'-■■ —■.•• -■- •- *•*** \ '•: •.-. —•:;••••.•.-': '••.:> _ _ _ j The Cholera is abating. There is «r
iS*; f 4 -.--- : , - - r - new case to-day. There were fourteen
\K?‘. *! on Saturday and Sunday. Themost of
sea now under treatment will recover.
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-f" . -—■: -——-.:- .-, A gentleman states that the Expedif
. . - : .-. ,-.:... the Pampero, left with a resolve to
»i. , Qi^<Vrf:fa*^^sS(«W i L ‘ —: ———— vessel up rather than surrcnderto th
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Father Mathew arrived here <y
V'GV'vl r7sft, J^ i U-.4' , j v ' Large crowds have visited him a?
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>' i . <; v -- r '/ifY' 1 The hearing of Rust, the agent
- by whom the slave Daniels was c
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-„ V,'..•>>, i ~ F10ur...8500 hbls Indiana at
l ' 3, @4,00; Genesee 4,1 ‘2.
[, >. . Com...Damaged44@so;m
v ‘V? ~ ’ Pork-Unchanged.
.f%£* ■ ' ■ Beef-8,75@11.p0
k| 11 * . .Lard... Held at 9|.
C'v=S i * E (fe ... ---_ —' Whiskey.;.Nommal at 23.
Qrocerics.:;Dall; 80 hags
— Orleans Sugar 6. ’
j Hemp... Duo rotted at 12(
%n 0 i Linseed Oil—tower.
.-jCI = ; - ..EVENII
Cotton—Firfn.
~* b ? >f- , Flour—Sells freely at fi
‘‘ - - 1 Wheat-85. Com 53(
1 1 . Mess Pork-14,75.
C - .. .. ._ . Whiskey—22. .
f Coffee—Porto Rico 9$
/ '?•*. r• f • ——— ».»~ . : ■ ; Hemp is in good demi
' >k : - tead-Galena4,7s.
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Flour-Held at 4,0 f
of buyers. ,
J? ■* Wheat... Dull at 80(
v'.(Y‘ mm white 98@94.
Com—Dull at 66J
” i Oats—3o@B4.
»’'■-•■ ’’' ’ ‘ : Provisions—Dull
' t,' oa Grooeries-Stoad
’"''j I Flour—City Mfl
:»C.~4 s 3-£-.‘ - 1 Com Meal-2,?
Wheat-Red 75
- : Rye-64.. Oat
Provisions—i!
'.n.bh' er ' ;• I 11,50. Bacon '
'.Vi - - - ■ Hams 10@H.
Cheese 10@12,
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O ontlng*. Evil, Enlatccment ofdie Glandt;or Bones; coil
Goitre, White Swellings, Chronic Rheumatism,Cancer, , C 0
diseases of the Skin or Spine,or of ulraonary Con- as
sumption, emanates from cue,and the same cause, which fid
is a poisonous principle, or virus inherent in rhe human A
system. Therefore, unless this principle can be destroy *
&’ ed, no radical cure cou he effected j hot if the principle r
upon which the disease depend* is remoyed, a. cure
S^^mKSMgg^!'Cf>ato*tfcSjfsj^jtea?-fii.gfrt.«^igßS : %rvjSu F : must of necessity follow, no matter under what form the .
SB!BMl^lBB^a^g^B^Sfegg disease should manifest itsell. Jayne's Alterative .U at- 1
most always successful in rrmoving these diseases, be-
P'«tCfet f Sh> h sides which it destroys the virus,or.poisonousprinci-.
plofromwhich those diseaies have their origin, by eu-
V- Sr „i>ni*i.-ls s, fts ? wring into the arculation, and with the blood Is convey
■*& t» the minutest fibres -.removing every particle, of
disease Jtom die system. .:., ~ . -.. : ■ :■ _ .
• • • Jayne’s AlierailveExp«c^ oTant » Can,llnMWe Balsam.
VetmlftipeandPmlaliveJPins. -^«. A v- . - ...
> For sale at die Pekin Tea Btore*3SFifth street. Caul*
I IBBRTV BTREKT PROPER IV toe Baw. t Tw
JLr desirable properties, each having at feet on Libert
s£ra®6§ra^-^’'*iV>Ys- ,! \ street, by 110 feel.deepto a wideafleyi onyrtach a
<’ au - c large and valuable builduigs, enpnble of being nppt
l «W^rafWS3&lfc?'V , iviV (* «Tr* tC-V? i printed to any extensive mercantile or manuiactur
grdraiaftsJystL?S‘i ,l iO-? Ilf P,-e 3 ’ bnsiness Theyoanbe sold separately or together,
t ■ may be,desireiby purchase!*i and being located t
fegSßMa^S^iiai tflQvK^^Li*f^■<&^^r*^ .-';. A - very centralund prominent.boslness locality.- Per
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: “" ----- OUNDRIE3—3O bbls.’Vinegar;
: ” S SO d^ 5 Mould and P liipped Candle
20 do Star . ..do;
r 5 iY. 20 do Palm Soap j
S£ ? Sy. r» 10 do Chocolate ;
10 bags Pepper;
- 100 Reams VVrapping Paper.
In store and for sale by «,«A
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v&£flxfikk at 1 " -pAINTS-The celebrated Mineral KvePr
X of Manchester, at ibe low rates of Ste
> seven different shades, for sale by
Ijw - au i3 t. woods
SSafSifiSSJegr* *V J, < prandies in bond—
; :J> Cognac— 4o half pipes, qr. casks am
vvt Hennessey A Co.’s quarto proofpale anddt
EL.-*? AfA.r't'ri.t’/ .',--- * *< '• t'-' T "'-’ ” '■“ ~:' °>-.v- Seignetle’s qunilo proof pale and dark P
— in Bonded Warehouse, and for sale by
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CITY- INTELLIGENCE^-
Allegheny Bridge Case.
- Court of Common -Plea*,- —Before ,tho Hon.
Judge McClure. * , - «
Sixth Day.*—Moztdat, August, 1&. _ <
At the cflll .of the roll'thismomjDgj Oue of .the
jurors, who lives at a considerable .distance, was
found to be absent: . After, delaying. Bbout.4jn ;
hour he. arrived, and. the .Court prpceedea.to
business. •
John Harper recalled -The books of the cor
ny, proyen to “be such, wore offered in. u
nce, containing, besides the bnsines" tr- ao
tions of the company, a transcript! of • ?., .. vrts.
sent to the Auditor Gencral.v [Relator s counsel
objects so far as the same tends to contradict
the deft’s, plea; and demurrer- thereto* to-the
number of shares (1400) subscribed. ■ Recep
tions were sealed and the testimony admitted,]
Defendants counsel proceeded then to show,
by the hooks that tho original number of abates
subscribed was. 2,411!0f these, 462 shares wore
not paid;-on 140 shares there was only partial
payment, and consequently forfeited to thts com
pany ; there were 20. other Bhares partially paid,
on which no dividend has over been
showing that the number.of shares fully paid in,
including the 1600 shares hy the state, was B**
894, making the shares of individual-stocks pfud
in, 1,794. The 1000 sliarCß paid by the slate,
amounted, to $40,000;. the 1,794: sbares.ofin
dividual stock amounted to §544,850. Over the'
20 shares, on which no dividend was declared,
there was paid s22s—making the value of the
capital Btook $86,075. ;
The afternoon was occupied with tho exami
nation of the.bookß of the company,
jsgy Tho. following resolution; was adopted
at a meeting of the .Board of Canal -Commis
sioners, at Hollidaysburg, on the 9th instant: -
Resolved, That the Collector of tollß at Phila
delphia, be direoted to allow a drawback of five
cents per hundred pounds on all freight cleared
at his office, and carried the entire distance,over
tho State Improvements to Pittsburgh; on which
the transporters’ charges (including tolls,) shall
not exceed 75 cents per 100 pounds; and a
drawback of 3] cents per 100 pounds; on all
freights clearcd'at his office, and carried the en
tire distance over the State Improvements to
Pittsburgh, on which the transporters’ charges
(including tolls,) shall not exceed GO'cents per
100 pounds. The Collector at Columbia iB likc
wiso directed to allow the same drawbacks on
freight coming on to the Canal at Columbia, and
transported tho. whole distance over, the State
Improvements to Pittsburgh; where the trans
porters’ charges do not exceed tho sums speci
ited above- The drawbacks not to be allowed in
any case, unless the Collectors rcocivo tho evi-.
dence most satisfactory to themselves -that the
cost of.transportation does not exceed tho Sums
of 75 cents or GO cents per 100 pounds, ns tho
case may bo. This resolution to take effect
from Monday next, the 11th of August, and to
remain in force for one month from this date.
Ftrsr Ward Primary Meeting. —Tlio Democratic
citizens of the First Ward, Pittsburgh, met on
Saturday last, iu pursuance of the call of the
County Committee, at the Fulton House, kept
by Mr. Hugh Sally.
On motion, John McFarland was unanimously
chosen as President, and John Clarke was elec
ted Secretary.
The meeting was the largest and most enthu
siastic one of the kind, ever held in- the
Ward.
George Wilson and P. C. Shanuon were elec
ted delegates by a very large majority.
On motion, it was That the delegates
just elected be instructed to vote for tho Hon.
W. W. Irwin, for the office of President Judge
of the Court of Common Pleas, &c.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN McFARLAND, President.
Johi? CtABKB, Secretary,
September Magazine. —Cody’s Lady’s Cook,-.
Graham’s and Sartain’s Magazines for Septem
ber, have been received at Holmes’ Literary De
pot, Third street, opposite the Post Office. They
are all good, numbers, filled with interesting
matter and fine engravings. Also, The Model
Architect, containing original designs of cot
tages, villas, suburban residences, &c. Each
numbor contains four lithograph engravings of
original designs for residences. . There will al
«o be six pages of .details corresponding to the
. .signs. ' ; •
Governor, evening, in Alleghe
ny City, at the Market House, Gov. Jm-uston
addressed severiil hundred . people. He :was
more eulogistic of his own administration than,
any one else could possibly have, been.- He
spoke of .it in the most flattering terms, and
several times, during the course of his remarkß,
he elicited applause for.’the compliments he paid
the Governor. .
B®* On Friday last, persons in two buggies,
when returning from a funeral, got racing, when
one of the buggies came in contact with another
buggy, and injured the person driving it;very,
seriously. One of the horses that, was racing
fell dead. The partieswere arrested yesterday,
and held to bail. .
Magazines. —Just received, at Wall’s Periodical
and Cheap Publication Store, No. 85 Fourth at,
Godey, Graham, Sartaihand the Ladies’ National
Magazines for September. Also, Blackwood for
August - :
Wednesday is the day appointed for the
great Whig Convention. Governor Johnston and
other distinguished speakers will be on the
ground.
Egy There were seven watch house cases,
yesterday morning. Five- of them were com
mitted. ,
Three persons were yesterday"bound
over by the Mayor, on charges of assault and
battery.
8©“ Six persons were arrested yesterday for
playing cards,’on Sunday, in a house on High
street. They paid a fine of §3 each."
ftSF Tho Democratic County Convention
meets on Wednesday, in the new Court House.
Valuable Real Eetate at Auction.
THE SUBSCRIBER offers for fale, on favora-VtewSfc
blc terms, the following property,mthe
ot Pittsborgh, viit~ :/•> v ■
No. 1. Thf r e valuable three story briclr dwelling
hoases, on Second streets, between Market and Ferry
streets, the lots being each 19 feet front by £0 deep.' >
No. H. Contains 57 feet front on Thirdstreet, adjoin
ing the Third Presbyterian Church, on.which is erected
one foar story brick house, ased as a prmtingoJßce, and
ono two story bnck warchouec.
If the above is not sold before Thursday, the 4Ui day
of September, at private stile, it will then be offered at
public oatcry, on the premises.. Terms at sale.
JOHN FLEMING,
Agent for Johnston & Stockton..
Valuable Real Estate in Beaver County,
AT AUCTION.
TUE SUBSCRIBER offers forfale the following prop*
erty,.vik:
No.l.'l'wo Lots in Fallston, Beaver county, being i
lots Nos. 3 and 4, being about 100 feet square, on which i
is erected one block of four frame dwellings, and one
separate stone dwelling, all two Ptories higb. -
No. M. One lotSO leet front oa Back street, opposite the
above, and extending to the lop of the hilt.
No. 3. Two be«ch lota, each 50 feel front, and running
from the Toad to low water mark, oil the Big Beaver.
No. 4. One valuable water lot, 101). feet on Wheel
Race, with ten shares wuter power attached..
No. 5. One lot opposite ihe water lot,SI) feel front, and
extending to the top of the hill, on winch is erected one
two story brick store ami warehouse, 28 by 59 feet; at*
bo. one frame dwelling, two stones high..
No. 6. One large lot in New Brighton,.Beaver county,
being about 140 feet on Broadway, and about.2oU feet
deep, containing J{ ucre, on wlucli are .erected two
large frame dwellings, and one small frame house,used
as an office. Tins property was formerly occupied by
Mr. T. C. Gould, and is very pleasantly located, betug
immediately opposilclheFallstoußridge.
No. 7. One water lot, imoiediaiely. below. r Fallston
Bridge, being aboal 100 feet in length, and.extending
from Water Hiceuo low watermark; or towing pnm. .
If notsold.befbroThuredayvthellilt day of Septera*
ber next, at private sale, it will iheu be offered at pub
lic outcry,on the premises. Terms at sale.
JOHN FLEMING,
•eni for Johnston & Stockton.
PENN GL ASS WORKS.
» LOBCWZ, SR. 7UOKAS WIOHTUAN.
Lorenz <£• Wightiunn,
(Formcrir of tuo firin' of Wm. M>Colt.V &;Co.);
. WAMJtfACTCHEnS OV ALL KtKDVOB
VIALS, BOTTLES :aND WINDOW GLASS, i
03 Walcr.and 05 J>onx Struts, Pittsburgh, Penn'a.
N. IJ -—Particular attention pnid 10 odd sues of Win
dow Glass and private mi u]ds for Dottles and Vials .
jv2.»:3mdAw
RAZORS.—Tbeundotfigned has been
VJT apnoiutcd Agent for the sale of Win. Gilchrist’s Ra
zora. These Razors are manufactured •imbevUniied
States, and are unequalled iiitjualiiy by either British or
Americun manufacture. Everyitazor is warranted,aud
if it does not prove satisfactory, the money will be-re
lamed or the Razor, exhanged, as the purchaser may
wish This article has been in use several years, and
is rapidly superceding every other Razor. With a good
strop, ihey.wifl not require honing for ten years..
ror sale, wholesale aud retail, nt the Watch and Jew
elry Store of W. W. WILSON,
~ C 7 corner Fourth and Market sis.
AHEAD OP Alilit
S&TRACT OF AMERICAN OIL.
T>REPAIIED and Raid by JNO. YOUNGSON, 20» !
JL Liberty street. Tins poweriully concentrated pre-<
partition, the medicul virtues of'which are found to be
eight times the strength ni the original: American Oil.
Ills put uptn hollies iut!s and-£7} cents,each, with full
directions for its use. In every disease where the ongi*
nal American Oil has been found at all efficacious, ondi
* ft *ceed* the original in power, ns to render lithe
CHEAPEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. Call and
• JOHN YOUNGSON.
N. B. The original Oil.in'lts natural state as taken
from the bowels of the earth, can be had ns above—and
will bo found genuine, notwithstanding a certain firm
clatmsio be the only Proprietors
dAw«tf
XT AljuS —au ; kcg« assorted sucaior Hale tty
oug7 STUART & SILL.
v -~ " w * J “ Auction Salcsr “ '
gOQTT. & O.TIB, . .
ADCTIOWFBRS ANDCOMAUSaiPN : M.KRC!IANT9,-
61 Kirtt vrßfiti l ,aT,toais,.HiS3ootu.
HAVING been engaged *h Jhe above ouolneMforthe
iHtVU year** influs chy, would; iwpeiifolfr «o
lien contiirninenis of Good.)io be sold in this -market,
either for Auction ' ot, ntivitte s!tle--panlcul4rly; Glau-
Wafe.Uardware tint! Dry,Good*; nod-will make-liberal!
advances on oil lumlaoi Goods yonsignedi us ror sale
refer to Messrs. Hcweti,-Rat A Co.,E. R. Vio--
let, Wm-D.Wood. ACo., John J. Anderson a Co,, R. H.
Sion". Banire & Reed .Grown lee, Homer 4; Coo, Larkin
1- . f.onis; Botler.Sr. Brother*,ihncinnaU;
Gr ~e -111. Pittsburgh. „ (marliO-y
Auction Cards ‘
fFHE aiideriigned. after an fnlerval Of fobr yenrs. has
•1-. soguiiuresumed bnsuiess::, Hovlnir.'coinpliea with
- the.requisitions of the law rdthldilbg-Sales af ABclion
and haying procured-a fir»t-clasa l4eenso' a* >Attclioaedr
Idr Hie Chty of-Punhnrgh, he offer* his-eervlts* ea'Seh
to his friendstindithe pnblie genefally.n With aB ekpe
• neOTeof-MaHf' , tan, :^ewV«h««W'«fbd*liiM»,W‘
hazard* nothing iu saytnglhaltie Will be enabled waive
.enure ssuafeciion ro all those who.may reel disposed to
patroutee him. P. McKBNNA, Auctioneer.
Refers to the prior d City Merchants. jy»
bi/, ol i r ' !°f Cpm.,.,v. Uall&uti and Pennsylvanian*
“thiffida, Americim ajid Republicah.Balt .copylwand’
ebarpe ibis office) * ’ r
Wo O, 01 IVA RTUK Y * Auctioneer.
TJR AMR,DWELLING HOUSE for salb caiur.r*-
,JL\Tfte.undersigned wishes to dispose of atprivste
sale, a new two story frame DWELLING .HOUriE,
situate on the comer or Washington and Uiuon streets*
in the borough of Birmingham. Said bouse is erected;
on a leased lot of ground, fronting 20 feet on. .Washing* ,
ton street.and ruunlug back 60 feel on Union street—:
The lease has nine years to ronirom, the,lst of.Apnl,
1950. Ground rent SlO a year.. The purchaser hos the
privilege or removing the ooatc at the cxpuaUOD of the
ICtue Price of house -SGO. Possession given Immedi
ately: > . W. G» M’C.ARTNfc»Y|'.,
‘jy«4: : .. . • • r Auctioneer.
“ p. Qi. DAVIS* Auctioneer*
ON THURSDAY MORNING, August SI. at IQo’clocfc
ui the forenoon, a: the Commer tal . Sates Rooms,
comer of Wood and Fifth, streets, will be sold without
resrrve* a. laigeaud general assortment^staple and
fanc7vfore>gn nftd domestic dry goods.
At 2 o’clock, a general assortment of new and sec*
ond hand household furniture, carpenug, looking glass
es,feather beds, mattresses, lamps, mantel clocki,glass
ware* qaeensware,hardware, cutler*, axes, shovels,
leather andx&nvass tranks, groceries, Ha.
At 7i o’clock, a quantity Of ready-made clothing,.fine
fiai'U siyle sbiTla, tiais, caps,.retail Mock of dry goods,
gold and silver watches, musical instruments, &c,
~au.9 I* sf. UAVI •, Aujt’r.
T ARGE SALE OF HARDWARE, CUTLFRYffce,
JU at Auction—Gn Tuesday afternoon, August 19th
at 2 o’clock, tu the Commercial Sales Room a, corner of
Wood and Fifth streets, will be sold an extenrve as
sortmeut of Hardware, Cutlery, Ao n among, which are
run locks, German door locks,-rad and closet locks
*qua?o German and thumb latches, square and round
boh*, hinges, screws from | o 4 Inches, braces and bw»,
chuel 'handles, callipers, compasses, axes, hatchets,
files, rasps hammers, knives and Jorks, pen and pockol
knives, pocket books, spectacle?, &e.
• aqifl P. ftl DAVIS, AuctV
P> H’BGSSAi Auctioneer
DKNTAL INSTRUM KNTS 4T Aucnos.-On Wed
nesday evening, August SOih, at early gas light,
writ he »oid,at M’KennaN Auction Hoo?e, 3 >eiis Cen
tal Instruments, IvoryvKbonv and Iron Hamltes.belong
ing to an estate, with other Handles -
autfl Ps M’KRNNA. Auct’r
Orphans’ Court Bale.
Mount kmiuist building lots at public
A UCTION —By virtue of an order of the Orphan*’
Court of Allegheny couuty, I will sell h\ public oucuon,
on Wednesday, the iOth day of August at v o’clock. I*.
ftl..on- ihu premise?, about sixty beautifully and eligibly
situated Building liot*. on. Mount I mtoet, Allegheny
City,m a plan 01 Ipts laid out by Hugh sweeny. These.
Lots, present nrnuy advantages to capitalist?* as well at
to those of smalt means. The location is unequalled lor
beauty and scenery. They are within fifteen minutes
walk of the Allegheny Badge.
A Plan of Lots cnn .be seen nt the Office of Bohb A
M’Conuell, Foutth street, and on the premises.
Term? at tale. . WINIFRED SWBENV,
Adrn'rx of Hugh Sweeny, dee’d:
P. fiPKENNA, Auci’t
Orphan*’ Court Sale*
,i N TllUß'ttfA r.the Slat day of Aurast,at3o’clock,
* * P. M ,at the Kimr.et llnlrl. Federal *lrre», AMeghe*
ny City, at Public Auction, m pursuance of uu order of
the Orphan* 1 Court of Allegheny County, 1 will cvpo*e
la sale at the above umr aml place, that well known and
t’StabiUlied s’au l, the EMMET HOTEL, in Allegheny
o»ty, toother with the necessary stabling and outhouse*,
and the lots on wh:ch ihe same are erected- t
T«i* property is situated ai the eornerof Federal and
Isabella streets, containing in from.on Federal street*
44 feet, itfldexteiHinff back along Isabella street 100 feel
to an alley ifJ feet wide, and the stabling is situated on
iwo lota,each fronting 21 feel on Isabella street, eod ex
tendiec t»ack B<> feetto Race alley. The House having
a goon custom, affords a rare ehanec for persons deal*
loua of rturclmtune. Terms nt sale.
WJNIPftRD SWEENY,
Adra'rx of Hath Sweeny. deeM
l*. M’KENNA, Aucl’r.
(SKTWKS f«SS •.'WO LIBBKTT *TB*ETF>.
1" IST OT SHaDES on hand mid made at all timet to
J_J O', 5 ,
3-4, i-A t laud o*4 Baff Shades, plain and bordered }
“ l * ' “ u Trnuspareiiigreen.do;
t, « a u Dari 'do;
Landscape Shades of every style; ,
/Moonlight do do do;
floihic atid Mr*ziiinio, of new style ;
STOLE SHADES of any color, with Lettering or De
signing.: OIL CLOTH** on band.
- Also, a lot of SHADE TRIMMi NCS--coraplele at 25
eenis per. shade. .fEJT Curtains hqng on reasonable
terms. , __
Pedlerawill do well to call M the Factory* be-
elsewhere
• aprl&Cra
State mutual Pin lainranes compnajr
' BRANCH OFFICE, 54 SsnTUXtELDCT.jPrmxtJaa*,
Pittsburgky Job* t*r, ISS L
THEbestevidenceof the success of the Director* in
endeavoring to make the ESTATE MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE-COMPANY* meet the want* of the
community, is (he unparalleled amount of buttress
which has been done—having issued 7»0OO P»li*
cies during the past year, thereby- adding over 8130,008
toibefonasof the company. Neatly all the property
insured i> ofihe'safest kind, in small risks, and a large
proportion insured for only one year,
whole No Policies issued******'* 7^oo
do do expired, terminated A
canceled* •••*.*••••«
do do inforce*********'
Amountof Property insured-* • *•• •
do Canceled, terminated and ex*
pired * 201,728
do do In force**** 07,084,691
do Pr«miumNotes***** —79,076,67
‘ do ' Canceled,terminated, expr’d, 697,10
do in force* 879*03T,77
• .do CasUPremi!imsrecelved.***Bsl l 6s7,l4
: do do canceled*** 321,514 .
I . ©51,225^0
To tho Dcaf. I
TiKAFNESS. noises in the head, and all disagreeable I
| J discharges from.the ear, speedily and permanentlyj
removed without pain or inconvenience, by Dr.JIABT-j
LEY, Principal Anrisl-ofJbe N. Y.Ear Barger;, begs to
announce bis return to Pittsburgh. The number ana im- j
- porta nee of the coses under his care, on bis recent visit, I
and the gratifying amount of success which attended his j
treatment, liuvc induced bun to expedite his return. His |
stay here will depend much upon .dreamslances* and it 1
wiflbe advisable for those who. wish to consult him, to j
. make an early call; - ... • I
Dr- 11. may be consulted, until further notice, in Alle-1
gheny City, finttbree story brick dwelling beyond the I
school house, in Rebecca street- >, • . 1
Thirteen years close and almost undivided attention |
to this branch of special practice has enabled : him to ]
reduce his treatment to such a degree of success as tot
find the most confirmed aad obstinate cases yield by a I
steady attention to the means prescribed. . .
The following testimonials are submitted with conG
deuce. They will show at least m what estimation his 1
professional qualifications are held by some of the moat I
distinguished medical meu in the country. j
“I have had the pleasure to meet Dr. Hanley Inprac- j
lice, und have been led to form a favorable opinion oft
his character,both in the profession and as a gentleman, j
W Pauikb, M. D,
Professor of Surgery, Ac. I
“ Ilis professional abilities will be duly appreciated |
iby those who place themselves under his oars* * I
r . dOUS WHITTAKKB'r M. D., J
: Professorof Anatomy,Ac.. I
: : From my intercourse with Dr. Hartley;! have found I
his deportment correct and gentlemanly.” j
: YALSrmNBMoTTjM.D. ?|
«It is a pleasant duty to give my testimony in favor of |
the treatment adopted by Dr. Hartley for.iho ejuro of I
deafness. The application Is unattended by pain or m-1
convenience,andU*effeclsalmostinsiantaneoas. ... j
. 11. P» HABDMAI9, • ■ I
■ Counsellor at Law, TO Chambers st.
<* We have known several cafes-, of. partial deafness
treated by him with the most happy results., Dr. H. is a
sciculiGc gentleman and cpn produce, numerous lestk
raonials or his ability and success in this difficult branch |
of the medical profession »—O/ofis. :.]
“ Persons afflicted by diseases of the Bar, are reconi* j
mended to pay a visit to Dr. Hartley, Aunst, at No. TO t
Arch street, abbve Third. He-is a-well-educated pro-|
fe*s:onel man, and htmrig paU particular attention to
diseases affecting' bearing, has akili
and experience better means of coping with tmssenous
affliction than those whioh are possessed by physicians
in gmexalpractice.”— ■
■: All canes guarantied where malformation
et D bvlflrtf
EHfODICALS —Mmsa A Co., No. 32 Bmithfield si.
have received the following new works:
‘- Peterson's Magazine for September;*
■. No. 30 Dictionary of Mechanics* Engine Work and
Engineering; . ...
The Corsair: a VemhanTalc. ByGeorgoSand—
author of Conauelo, First and Trae Love, Ac.;
The Life and Adventures of Jack Runnyalias Six
teen, String Jack, tlio Notorious Hig.iwaymcn. (aulU
SEWICKLY LANDS for Sa*«.—A valuable Farm
of 74t acres of &rsl*rate land, and in a high state of
cultivation; situate 12 nuleslfroat the City, and three*
fourths of a mile from the Hailroad Depot, at Sewick*
ley, and the steamboat landing. A good two story
dwelling bouse of seven rooms, well arranged, and in
goodotjer; anew barn, of 32 by 02; a largo garden,
and a .young thriving orchard, uow bearing; together
with every vanety.oi Fruit, a dderpress.spnng house,
rmobe house, store other buildings—all In
good order: The Farm could readily be divided; PeN
i sous wanting a bouse at half an- hoar’s nde from the
i city, will find it their interest to attend to the above-
Price 84,000. Terms easy*; ;
S. CuTHBERT,Gen’I Agent «t
§0 BmUhne!d at-
*■ > JT;,'?; {»*.; > ■
h r €OM'MEKCIATi.
IIEVIEW OP TIIE MABIIET9.
I ’ f, 7~,. ■" '*
t v'OntCß o? tab D*iWi Moanreo Pwt* l :■••
nY | ** y . THadait, AugUßl.l9, 1851._$
The iWeaifteT^WteMay- was pleasant. - Irf business
there ffecltlodimprovement generally. Weraay,
howev»rjit«sW[ ci|(ect httsiness to, improve steadily, as
the season approaches >
* of 3 easts were omde at 4 months;
340 ql3} Ja Pol Ashes we have no sales reported.. .
RAtfON—There continues :a. steady demand for all
descriptions of Bacon, and we again'note an-advance
fn'Shofildor®- We have . Bales,reported Pf 4 hfjds* at Si;
jgOO Bis do atfi; tOOO fijs Qt -8i; 4 hhds at B*7 4 hhds
Hamspt9s 3do. at 94- Sides—Sales of 700 fljjat 9; 3
tisrecs sugar-cured. Ilams .alJO.NotwithßUndtngihe
higif prices Bacon: has advoaeedto, there does not ap -
pear tq be any- falling off-Indemsnd. • From late ndvicesl
from dneinnatf to some .of our dealers, it appears that I
the stock is exceedingly diminished, and. we cannot ex*]
r pect much from that quarter. -* . •
CHEE9R—SaIes of 45 bosses common at 0,
.BUTTER—There is someinqulry for good,Roll. The
market, however, is bare. There is, as yei, htOc seni
forward. We note'a.saie oC3 bbls prime at 16. In Keg
Duller there hU' bcen: more .inquiry -for several days
past. We notice sales of 16 kegs at 9. - V
' FLOUR—Receipts were light, sufficient, however, for
the demand.We report sateaof.46 bbls at 83,12; 15
do at $3,15; several other small lots nt $3,1203,15.
ICO Ibis do. at $3,15; from ,stores, sales of 200 bbls in
soveril lota at53,2503,3r.
TOBACCO—We.notice sales oflD boxes &b at 29;
10 do. C twist at 9J,4 months. . . - :.
GROCERIES—There is-raore activity exhibited in
ihii branch of trade. Orders from country merchants
are beginmng to come in more freely.. We notice sale*
of 20.hhds Sugar at 6100} for fair, to prime; sales in
bbls at 6*o7*. Coffee—Wo have sales of 25 bugs at 9|;
10do.at94;60days. Molatses— SaleaofOObMs at 37;
19 do. at 36J
WOOL—We have a sale of 500 lbs common at 30
Some of our dealers refuse to pay over 29. . r -
OlLS—Sales of 10 bbls Llnsoed Oil and 32 do. Lanlj
allou private terms.
FEATHERS—The stock in first hands is moderate
with sales in lots at 32036; by the sack 37J039 is .ob
tained.
BAGS—Sales of 10 dozen, all tow, (coantry made) at
$O,OO Half cotton we quote at $3,8704,25,
Baltimore Haricot, Aug* ID*
PROVISIONS.—Bason.—The market continues very
firm and pricc»»ull tending upwards Notwithstanding
the advance demanded by- holders, buyer* have put
chased freely, the autos consequently have been heavier
than l*st week. Prime in active request
with sales or several lots looie at 7108 c: also
30 casks at 7|e. and 175 do.. ai 73:. teulei have
£one off principally at 04c, m which wc no-e
20,000 lbs. lootfe. and 100 ca»ks. 300 do, pl93oOic. 20
do at 9| *, and 35 do utOJc, - which is the gciiorul ask
In* rates for best quauty. Hams in moderate demand.
Wr noe sales of 300 canvassed ill Idle, siU't 4000 do, at
Uc.2t>o Bslbtnore curedm.ond parcels
of Western nt9o9*e, 10QO John Shay’s at llj, Sale*
of3OGOO unit Shoulders at7jc.
Xorrf.—We nre not advised of any la'g<». a lies Keg*,
are brmging |i|ollc; prime ha* ret Lord l« retnihug at
PioBfc, at which wc have sule* ofl50l»bl*.
Pork —Prices remmii *• lo«t qu *teil, say $l5 l fur
Mes« and 81330914 for Fmnr; ui tlte*«? figures the only
sales repotted arc of a reiall character.
Bi'/—No.I. Is steady at Blt|offllt
Chew —Market lively for got* cuuing qualities, and
we give sales of 300 boxes a17(07j.:. Shipping neg
lected.
Btif Caul* —Theoffenngsntlhe scales Monday reach
ed 900 head 200 of which were driven to Philadelphia, 90
were left over, and the balance (C5O) void to citv butch*
ere. at prices ranging from $2,25 to $3,00 per 100 lbs. on
the hoof, eqaBl to $4,6005.75 net, and avctattlng $275
gross.
JfW -We quote from $6.60 100,76—market stiff.
Fukr—Vfe hear of no sales ofany consequence
COFFEE—The market continue* firm with a good
demand The sales during the week will foot up 6OOQ
bags Rio at 9109 c*s. which ts an advance on last
week’s prices, bags Laguyra at 9} cts Im
portaunn* 20(k> bugs t.aguyre and 9,770 bags Rio.
COTToN.—The sales fortho past week ore 202 bales
uplands mid New Otieons middling to middling fair at
from Sto 9| cts 6 mos. The demand is limited to the
trade. Stock on hand 1209 bales
Dr. Guysott'i Ii
YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA
IS NOW PUT UP in the largest sitea Bowes, anu ts
acknowledged to be the BEST SARSAPARILLA
made, as is certified by the Wownxarra Cc rail has per
formed, the original copies of which are in the-possession
of the proprietor. Remember, tbit is the only TRUE
and ORIGINAL article . ,
This Medicine, when used aecordme to directions,
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL,
E. R, KERN AN.
THE BB*T FEMALE MEDICINE KNOWN V
Itisipiem Consumption, Barrenness, Lucorrhea, or
Whites, Irregular Menstruation, Incontinence of Urine,
and general gloomy state of mind are cured by Ob. Guy
sot™ Extract or Ystxow Dock ahd Sarsjlpasiixa,
which gives immediate relief by renewing the founda
tion of heailh and strength,the blood It neutralizes bad
haroors, atop* unnatural seeretioos, and gives healthy
action to aU the vital powers. ••
Let all who wish to purge the blood from the impurities
contracted from the free indulgence or the appetite dur
ing the winter, and to prepare the system to resist sum
mer eplderaiea. resort now to “ Dr GuysotCs Exiraat of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,” wh cb is pmvlng itself
en antidote for many of the most malignant direases ilia,
flesh U heir to, and they will never be disappointed; for
in this remedy the public faltb has never wuvered-nev.
er esn waver; for it is founded on experience, just as
their want of faith in other ondaporious-compoand* is
also founded Onexperience. They By from mineral
nostrums to seek hope, life, and vigor from this \ purelp
wgrtaA* remedy/ however, broken down m
health ond spirit*, however, loathsome to himself and
others, let'noone despair of recovery; let the patient
only understand that his hop© of physical restoration lie*
only in Guyaou’a Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapa
rilla, and persuade him, for Ws life’s sake, to try it, and
i w© have no hesitation in predicting his speedy restora
i tidn to health.
7,803
07,683,419
Females, Bead the Following*
. Ntwanx, N- J;,. January 95. ;•
ilfr. Bm*uur—We take pleasure in stating that your
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla givesgreatsalisfaction in
every case. . . . tl
A very respectable gentleman informed us that hU
daughter was troubled with difiicaltinens;ruaUon and
other diseases peculiar to her sex. She had not had her
- regular menstrual discharge for a long time, but bytho
a*e of Dr. Guyton's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla was
radically cured- She used Townrcnd’s and others with
out receiving tho elightestbcnefit. He had one daughter
die from tho same cause. I. K. TRIFP & CO.
HisxassviLUE, Oswego county, May, I&4P.
S. F. BrnneU—Dear Sir: I purchased, a short ume ago,
a bottle of your Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla lor my
wife, which she has used for her complaint, Erysipelas
and Weakness, Falling or the Womb, etc., and it has al
ready helped her very much.. Or the Erysipelas ilhus
©fleeted nearly a cure. I have just purchased a second
bottle, and judging from the effect of the former, feel con
fident that it will effect a perfect cure. „ rt *„ rr , K .
Yours, very respectably, - N COBURN.
Curfc/ QHagg*avatid cttsec/Erystpeht; -
Tho cure* performed by Dr. Gnyiott’a Extractor Yel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla are lasting. 'lho patlenl’B
general health conunocsto Improve ofier disease is re
moved- Cures are not chronicled until tme has fully
tested that there can be no relapse or return of the dis
ease
Nobway, !!«Tfcimcr co , February, 1850.
S F Bennett $ Co^Qtntn : II is with great pleasure
thail write to you about the very happy effect of your
YelloW Dock and Sarsaparilla upon my eon, who has
lot g been suffering unJer lhat dreadful, loathsome dt«*
ease, Eiyiipelht, with which he was attacked in 1848,
an* was for several months attended by some of our bust
physicians, who tried their skill penevonngly for live
months, without any beaefieial effects whatever. He
became reduced to a perfect skeleton He had ulcers i
from his hip down to bis knee, which were continually i
duchOTjttngoflensiveinaUcr. • Mediculniid surgical skill ;
was baffled. Physicians say that bis care was hopeless ;
—there could be- nothing none to arrest those terrible •
gangrening ulcers/ My neighbors and thought
his diisolutlort near at band. Oneoftny neighbors, who
■had cured a chUdof scrofhla with your invaluable medi
cine, wished me to make a trial or ir.aud more from the ;
restless desire to do something while life, lasted, than
from gay hope of getting relief, I procured three bottles
of your‘Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,” and commenc
ed using U, end to ray astonishment he commenced to
improve beforc-he had used the third bottle, and before,
he had used half a dozen bottles he could walk out.
used in. all twelve bottles during the yeaT ?49, and by
October last he was perfectly restored; every vestige of
the disease except the scars was removed, and he re
mains in perfect health up .to the present Urne His re
i cover?, uoder the blessings ot God, is entirely owing to
[ the use ofyour Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, and I as
sore you . that I feel myself under great-obligations to
you, andun with great Jo? that I inform you of what
your Sarsaparilla has done for my son
Respectfully, - - JAMES RU33ELL.
gp* .Price SLper bottle—six bottles for 85. 1
id'by J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, .Ohio,. i
North-east corner of Fourth and Walnut i
on whom all orders must be addressed.
J Kidd ft Co, Pittsburgh; L Wilcox, Jr, corner Market
street and tho Diamond; IJA Fahnestock A Co, Pitta
burgh; J A Jones, Pittsburgh; Lee ft Beckham, Aiie
i «hcny City;-LT Russell, Washington ; W li Lumber
ton, Franjuin; LB Bowie, /Umontown; II Weliy,
Gresusbnrah;- SiKoontz, Somerset; Scott- A -Gilmore,
Bedford; Reed ft. Son, Huntingdon; Mrs. Orr, Hollidays
boreh; Hildebrand ft Co; Indiana; J. R Wright, hman>
A Co, Brookville; A Wilson A Son,
Woyitesbuxghi M’Farlaud ft Co,N Callender, Mead*
villes Burton Mercer; las
Kelly A Co, Butler; S Smith, Beaver ; J D Saramerttu,
Warren* F L ft C 3 Jones,;Conderfiport; P Cruoker.
Jr.. Brownsville* • ■■■■■.■ ■ l 9
‘SET 7 '
WXJI< PAPEH ASO BUttDJSIUNG,
69 SmithJUld ttrut, Pittsburgh.
n A CASES NOW OPENING of the most beautiful
24 style of PAPER HANGINGSIever before offered
in tbUmartet,bolh as to splendor of finish und beauty
of palietOß-from 15e. to 81,60 per piece.
MitiMt rapn, with suitable columns,
buns, bases and bordering for public hal t of every de
scription, famished at short, notice. Cull andniumine
anlie WALL PAPER STORE of J. BRIDLE,
uu9*2vr s >r> amitnuetd tl
mKAS —imperial, Gunpowder, Yoong iljrsoa and
I Slack Tea»,rec’i amuorsalo by
oal3 ' KING A MOORHEAD.
I TAMAICA RUM—A direct importation just reeelvei
and for sale by FICKEISEN A BTOUVKNEL
aos -Importer*.
- - RIVER MATTERS.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
A... 3 VEST OmCHBS WITBB IN TUB CB4NNBL
ARRIVED'
Steamer Michigan No.2»Boics, Beaver.
“ Atlantic Parkinson, Brownsville- ■ ■. *
• u Redstone, Wooc ward, Brownsville:. - 1
u J> M’Kee, Hendrickson, McKeeaport
“ Beaver, Gordon, Reaver. • - 1
,“ FoshionNo. ? a Peebles,Elizabeth;
- 14 Thomas Bhriver, Bailey, Weal Newton- ■
, “ Olaucns, Ebbem, Cincinnati; --
“ JuliaDaan.McVay.Zauesville.
Milton, Davis, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED:
M Redstone.'Woodward; Brownsville
“ Atlauue, Parkinson, do
** • ). hrKee, Hendrickson, McKeesport '
“ ' Michigan No. 2, Boles,Beaver.
• “ - Beaver, Gordon, Beaver. 1
“ Thomas Shriver. Bailey, West Newton
. “ Heroine,* onwell; Wbeeltng; ■
',, Gordon No 2, Poe, Wheeling.
* 4 Fort Pitt,Miller, Nashvillo;
“ Caspian,New Orleans.
. Burning tf the Ocean TFare—-The steamer Ocean
Wave was destroyed by fire at St. Louis, on the 9th
inst. The Zftiton states that the boat was owned by.
Capt. P. Devmney, and for severer years, she.was-n
popular LaSalle packet. Shc was valued at SOOOO.and
insured for 84 000 m the Floniiog Dock and La Faye tie
Agency. The bull is uninjured, as is likewise tbe en*.
glues, to that the loss to tue.underwriters willnolbe
large. -
The River and WeaUxer. —The river was slowly swell*
: tag yesterday, with fl feet 1 inch water in the canal last
evening, unu 30 laches on the falls. The weather yes*
tsrday morning was oppressively warm .aud cloudy with
light showers of ram, but during the evening- it cleared
off and turned cool.— LouttviUe Courier, ISth.
The Cincinnati Commercial of Friday says There
were forty-three steamers at the landing yesterday
raomiug. -A very largo.number for this season of the
year. ■
'Wheeling and Bridgeport Packet; '
»Tub splendid steamer R. H. LINDSAY,
«fedaaM.T. Mooas,' Mas»er, is the regular Wheeling
aud Bridgeport, Packet.nnd leaves here every Wednes
day nnd Saturday for toe above ports. For freighter
passage , apply on board, or to .
■ SHERIFF A BINNING, Ag’ts.
-. jy24 . . ■ . ■ No. 1» Market street. .
1 uteomboat for Bale*
i ifcfcja The one-half of the steamboat ARENA,
nlvlng between Pittsburgh,East Liver
pool and welUville. She is doing a g ooabusmos, being
the only regular bont to Wellsville. It will be disposed
of on reasonable terras. Apply to .
aal3 JAMES BLAKELY.
Friday Cincinnati Packet; .
tf3> k ' THk new ami elegant steamer IRENE
No. 2, ft. L. M Cumtocc, Master, ha* taken
at place of the Clipper No. 2, in the line of
Packets, and will leave every FRIDAY, at 10 A. M.,for
the above and intermediate ports.. For freight or p#s
sag** apply «»n bonrd- •• : . fjelu
• For marietta and Hoctelngport«
Turfmc steamer PACIFIC) Zitfoua Mae
MaaSaaregSLTHir. will leave for ike above and intermedi
ate porta every-J7/0/»SZJA V, at A o’clock, P> M,
For freißla or |»u svago, opp»y oil board,or t 0...
T. WOODS A SON*.
No, Cl Water vt, uml .63 Front at* -
Wednesday Packet for Cincinnati.
The new and fast running steamer CJN-
Ije*|j*SdwClNNATl, Bibminuium, Muster, will leave
cLfcftißtMtfiMna rc go lar l y every WBDf*fcsu*r.
for freight or pusiat'c, apply on board,or to
inur‘2o U. 11. MILTKN BERGER.
Aiteclieny River Trade.
HEQVLAR FRANKLIN PACKETS.
1 -fl S tiff Tits fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
9. Pant. We. Hanna, leaves the Alle
gheny woarffor Franklin, every Monday and Thursday,
at 4 P. M.
The fme steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No 3, Capt.
John Hanna, leaves the Allegheny wharf for Frank
hit, every Tuesday ami Ftiday y at 4 H. M.
For Freight or Passage, apply an Board. [marAi
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
DKMMLEK A I!ENKICI,in the mnnufartormc of
Tin and Copper Ware, was dissolved on the 7tbof July,
by the motaal consent of the parties. All accounts of
the late firm will t»e settled by tho undersigned, who will
continue to carry on the abovo business at his old stand,
No. IdO Liberty street, audio whom'all debts due the
late firm roust be paid.
uul4:lw* J. H.DRMMLEB.
CII.INTON FURNACE, Jane V, 1851.-9. M. Klim:
J Dear Sir—This may certify that one of my boys has
been afflicted for the lust thirteen years with a beating
and dearness of the right ear. I have tried a number of
physicians, ati without any benefit, aid bad given op
all hope of a cure over being edected, when our. family
physician, alter examining the case, recommended me
to u?>e the PETROLEUM, which ! did, and am happy to
Inform von that the use of two hott.es effected an enure
cute. I write this without solicuauon ot.your acquaint
ance. With sentiments of esteem, lam yours truly,
iyg JOSEPH tHWAB.
Young Ladies* Seminary—AUegheuy.
MU: AND MKS. N. W. METCALF, PRINCIPALS,
Re opens Monday,Sept. I, in Colonnane Koto. Federal jt,
eoUKSK OF INSTRUCTION and rates of taittontho
same as heretofore. For particulars, see Circular,
or apply to the Principal*.
AhtgKeny y July 14,1851.
id Extract
Organization of the ** Pittsburgh and Steuben
vitie Railroad Company."
WE, the undersigned Commissioners to receive sub
scriptions and organize a Company,upjpointed by
the Act of the General Assembly of Pennsylvania, en
titled. “ An Ac* to Incorporate the Pittsburgh and Sieu*
henvillc Railroad Company,approved March 21th,
(b49—hereby give notice that Letters Patent, beartag
date July 2ady iBst, onderthe great seal of iheComraon
wealth, and signed by William F. Johnston, Governor,
have been issued, constituting the subscribers and those
who shall hereafter subscribe, to the capital stock of
said Company, th. ir successors ond assignees, a body
politic and corporate, in deed and In law, under the
name aforementioned.
-And we, therefore, agreeably to the lawa"of the said
Commonwealth, hereby appoint and give notice that a
meeting of said subscribers to organize said company
will be held at the Rooms of the Hoard of Trade, corner
of Third and Wood streets, in tlieCiiy of Pittsburgh,on
Thursday, the 21st day of August, msianv bMO
o’clock in the forenoon*, and that an election will be
then and there held, by said subscribers, at the said
time and place of meeting, to elect a ■' President and
twelve Directors of the said Railroad Company. The
election wilt commence at lOo’elocfcin the forenoon.
SAMUEL LIVINGSTON,
JAMES M^FERRAN,
WILLIAM MERCER,
JAMES WALLACE,
JOHN DUNCAN,
ROBERT PATTERSON,
THOMAS NICHOLSON,
THOMAS BAVINGTON,
A. KIRK LEWIS,
K. M’DONALD,
B. A. MEVKY,
ISAAC WALKER, JR.
Piitslurghy August 0,1851. (no?:dAwtd
Duffi MsKhant’a College*
NR. Corner cf Market and Tkird streets.— Establish*
• ed in 184 Q The only Commercial College inihe
State incorporated by Legislative charter.
Nosystemsof Bookkeeping yet published, have given
such a comprehensive and practical knowledge of this
science, as Duff's Mercantile and Steamboat Bookkeep
ing. These works have appended to their pages the
most emphatic recommendations from the highest sour
ces In the mercantile world, and the author of such
works must possess many obvious advantages over
common t< nencra.
Mr. Williams’ success at a teacher of Penmanship
will be best known by inspecting samples of the im
provement of his pupils, nod, also, irom the fact that
several of his present pupils attempted to learn penman
ship with a tcacbei who professed to ** remove all cramps
%n five lessons.”
Mr. Hatch lectures on Law every Saturday evening
at 7 o’clock. Class Room is open day and evening.
(0* Call and get a Circular. [auOidAw
coairza or babbit acid third rraErrc,
FACULTY— John Flwuko, principal Instructor in
■ the science of decountr.
O. K. Ciujibkbur, Professor of PsnmaruArp, Mercan
tile computation, &c.
Absz. M. Watson, Esq., Lecturer on Commercial
Law.
The Rooms of this Institution are open both day and
evening, for the reception of tboso wishing to obtain a
practical Mercantile education 1 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 aetof Stock or Partner
ship Books, however complicated. peHhdfcw-.
Scrofula, Kings javU, .
SCROFULA in all iu multiplied forms, whether in that
of King’s Evil, Enlargement of the Glands, or Bones,
Goitre, White Swellings, Chronic Rheumatism,Cancer,
diseases of the Skin or Spine, or oi ulmonary Con
sumption, emanates fromoue and the same cause, which
is apoisonous principle, or virus inherent in the human
system. Therefore, unless this principle can be destroy
eu, no radical cure cou be effected; uut if the principle
upon which the disease depends is removed, & cure
must of necessity follow.no mailer under what form the
disease should manifest ilsell. Jayne’s Alterative is al
most always successful in removing these diseases, be* i
tides which it destroys the virus, or poisonous prlnci- 1
pie from which those diseases have their origin, by en*
! terms into the circulation, aad with the blood is convey
l edlo the minutest fibres; removing every panicle of
i disease from the system. ... • . _ ,
| Jayne’s Alterative Expectorant,Carminative Balsam,
‘Vetmlfate andSanative Pills.
I : For sa'c at the Pekin Tea Store, 38Fifth street [au!2
JIBEKTY STREET PROPER I V roa Sits.—Two
_t desirable properties, each having at feet onliberty
street, by 110 feet deep to a wide, alley i on .which are
large and valuable buildings, capable of being appro*
printed lo any extensive mercantile or. manufacturing
outineu They eon be sold separately or together, as
may be desiredby purchasers \ and being located in a
very central and prominent business locality.- Persons
Ucsirintr such property will find It to their interest to at
tend- The above are numbcrsfl23 end3vs. A largebu*
shiess is now being done in each .
S. CUTH BERT, Gen’l Agent,
SOSmithfield street.-
Sundries— so bbi> .• vinegar;
50b« Rosin Snap;
SO do Mould and Dipped Candles ;
20 do Star do;
2S do Palm Soap;
50 do Sioroh;
10 do Chocolate;
10 bags Pepper;
100 Reams Wrapping Paper.
In store and for sale by
nnUl KING ft MOORHEAD.
PAINTS— The celebrated Mineral Five Proot Pmnti,
of Manchester, at the low rates of Sic. ? ft, for
seven different shades, for sale by
au!3 T. WOODS & SON.
Brandies in bond—
Cognac —4o half pipe** qr. casks and octaves i.
Hennessey &. Co.’s quarto proofpaleanddarkßrandies.
RocMle-~ 55 half pipes* quarter casks and octaves A.
Seigneue’squaiio proof pate and dark Brandies, now
in Bonded Warehouse* aud for sale by -
MILLER A KICKETSON*
ous Nob. 281 and V 23 Liberty street.
PRINCIPE AND HAVANA CIGARS- . . ' .
4 cases Crus and Lous Nos. 1| <2 and 3 Principe Cj
ears* tojreiher wuli a fall assortment of “ Havana 1 *
,a ”s and,-JU . l^ '“"JSSjJral'm&mmi.
LARI>— 1500 lbs No 1 Lard for sale by
T. WOODS & SON,
No 61, Water street
H A^ Y — SUbU, - for,a ' eDy STUART k SILL.
Buy Ken's— SO Joz. for safe by
wl7 STUART * SILL,
, _f -i. 1 “l* .
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DUflolutlon*
Deaftxesi Cared.
'Notice—RailroadEUeetlon.
PITTSBGDGH
■ "TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
..nr .the O'Reilly line.
EUROPEAN NEWS! *
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.
Three Daya Later.
New York, August 18
The Canada arrived at Halifax this morning,
at 6 o’clock, with 84 through, passengers. -
; Thu Franklin arrived at Cowes on the 7th. ■
• Cotton.-I/ow grades advanced J j fair,Orleans.
s}; s|.. . Sales; ofnthe.wcek,
59,000 bales, of which speculators and export
ers took 18,000. . ..
Flour... Depressed. i - ..'.'. a o
■ Com is dull; yellow 20s Gd; ■ white ‘27s Gd to
28s Gd.
Sugar...Cdlower. ■ ■■■■■■
Coffee..,ln better demand at slightlydmproved
rates.
Tea...in moderate demand.
Tho Queen ■ delivered a speech on the Bth,
■when the Parliament was prorogued. The surr
plus revenue last jeur was $300,000. .■ TJ -,.
The continental news is unimportant. ■
At Havre; on : the Bth,: Cotton was steadier;
New Orleans 86 to 85 fres; Uplands Go@Bl
fres, Sales of the week, 7,000. .
GREAT STORM.
ST. Louis, August 18.
: There was a great storm at St. Liuis, on
Thursday last., The. steamers Planter, Aleck.
Scott and Western World were blown from their
moorings. The Planter.lost her cabin and chim
neys. She was damaged to the amount of $2,-
600. The Bteamer Mountaineer lost her chim
ney and pilot house. Several rafts were comr
pletcly broken up. Mony light buildings: and
sheds were broken down, and fences, trees and
,crops were leveled to the ground.
There was great loss of life and destruction of
property at Muscatine, lowa, on the 11th, by a
freshet in a oreek. It occurred at night. Rouses
were swept off, m ono of which a woman and
three children were drowned. Therein $lO,OOO
damage done to the pnblic works.
The rain storm in De Soto and Marshall coun
ties, Mississippi, damaged the crops seriously. |]
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN FULTON.
Yesterday a very destructive, fire occurred in
the village of Fulton, destroying property esti
mated at $lOO,OOO. The Fulton House and all
that block was completely destroyed, and aIBO
tbe West Bide of First street. Fifty families are
burnt out. Little insurance.
PROM LOUISVILLE.
Louisville, August 18.
The Cholera is abating. There is only one
new case to-day. There were fourteen deaths
on Saturday and Sunday. The most of the ca
ses now under treatment will recover.
LoursvitiE, August 18.
A gentleman states that the Expeditionists on
the Pampero, left with a resolve, to blow the
vessel ap rather than; surrcnderto the Spanish
fleet.
Father Mathew arrived here on Saturdoy.
Large crowds have visited him and taken the
pledge. A dinner is to be given him this even
tug.
The hearing of Rust, the agent of Mr. Moore,:
by whom the slave Daniels was arrested, result
ed in his being held to bail in the sum of $lOOO
for an assault and battery in striking the negro.
NEW YORK MARKET—August 18. - . •
F10ur...8500 hbls Indiana at 3,G8@3,81: Ohio
3,87@4,00; Genesee 1,18.
Com... Damaged 44@50: mixed 45. ...
Pork... Unchanged.
8eef...8,75@11.00
. .Lard...Hcld ai 9J..
Whiskey... Nominal at 23.
Groceries... Dali; 80 hags Rio Coffee at 0,50.
Orleans Sugar 5,
Hemp...Dua rotted at 120@130.
Linseed Oil-Lower.
EVENING.
Cotton... Finn.
Flour... Sells freely at from 3,81 @4.00.
Wheat...Bs. Com 53©55.
Mesa P0rk...14,75.
Wbiakey...22. . :
Coffee-Porto Rico 9s.
Hemp is in good demand at 117@123i
Lead... Galena 4,75.
Linseed 0U...78.
a PHILADELPHIA MARKET—August 18.
Flour... Held at 4,00, which is above the views
of buyers.
Wheat... Dull at 80@82 for new Southern, old.
white 98@94.
Corn... Dull at SG}@s7.
0ata...30@84.
Provisions... Dull and inactive.
Groceries.. .Steady.
BALTIMORE MARKET—August 18!
Flour—City Mills 3,75, Howard street 3,87.
Com Mea1...2,87. Rye Floor 3,50.
Wheat-Red 72@76,white 76@80.
Rye—64., Oats—B2.
Provisions—Mess Fork 15,87. No. 1 Beef
11,60. Bacon Shoulders B|@9, Sides 9J@lO,
Hams 10@11. Lard, in bids and kegs, 9J@ll.
Cheese 10@12.
Whiskey—23@24.
Beef Cattle—2,2s@3,oo on hoof, equal to
4,60@4,75 net, averaging 2,62 gross.
Hogs—6,6o.
CINCINNATI MARKET—August 18.
The river has fallen 8 inches since Saturday.
1T0ur.i.8,25@3,G0.
Vrhiskey...l7s.
Cheeso...6J.
Bacon... Shoulders 8; Sugar Cured Hams 10}.
THE Co*Partu(‘TBhip heretofore existing between
RHODES tc ALCORN, in the Mustard, Spice, and
Milling business, i* this day dissolved by the mnloal
consent of the parties. All debts due by the laic firm
will be settled at tlicir old stand, No. 117 Third street,by
WRIGHT & ALCORN, to wl om nil debts due the late
firm must be paid. WH. R. RHODES, •
PutsbuT&h, August 9,1851 _ WM. F. ALCORN.
Co-Partnership*
WE have this day entered Into Co-Partnership for
the purpose of manufacturing Mustard, Spices*
nnd for Milling and Merchandizing m general, unit
shall be happy to see the old customer* of Rhodes & At
corn, at No. 117 Third street,opposite the St. Charles Ho
tel. ’ - JOHN WRIGHT,
Ptiafrurgft, August 0,1851. . WM. F. ALCORN
IN withdrawing from the firm o Rnanss Ae Alcorn
in favor of Mr. John Weight, I sue pleasure in re
commending him and the now Finn of WRIGHT & AL
CORN to their late customers and the public in general
as heme every way worthy of their patronage uud con
fidence. [autaj W, It, RHODES.
Athenaeum Saloons and Bathing £ stah*
lishment*
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the La’ics
and Gentlemen of the cities and vicinity, that he
h&a rented the above splendid Establishment, anil is
prepared and wilt be happy to serve them with a supe
rior article of ICE CREAMS and other refreshments iu
their season, lie begs to say be flatters lumself, from
his long experience and constant efforts to give satisfac
tion to nta guests, and hopes to receive a share of pobhc
patronage.
Every attention will also be paid to the Hath? and
Bathing Rooms
Female attendants to the Ladies 1 Department,
jygg W, W WARP.
JUST RECEIVED—
-150 bags prune Rn> Coffee;
25 do Laguyra do;
10 do Old Government Java;
SO do Pepper and Allspice ;
2 ccroons S. B. Indigo; .
200bbls. No. 3 Mackerel—large;
50 do do small j •
5 do No. I Salmon ;
25 do No. 1 Mackerel;
50 half bbls. assorted Fish, for faxm.y use ;
25 bxs. old stock Russell & RobisonV Tobacco;
20 do do Grant’s do;
50 bxs.prime Baltimore brands do; ! :
2 cases Lovering's D. R. Loaf Sugar;
10 bbls.. do , Crashed do;
2 easts Cuba Honey
For sale by H. C. KELLY,
aug!4 N 0.20 Fifth street
BKaP PRINW.-A. A. Mason A Co; have just re
ceived 25 cases beautiful new style Prints; which
will be sold as usual at very low prices. Also, 5 cases
«f ihose very desirable S. A. Prims, the cheapest goods
ever offered in this market.
. au!4 Nos. G 2 and G 4 Market street-:
PINE APPLE CHEESE—Just received and for sale
by WM. A. M’CLURG & CO,
aul4 Grocers and Tea Dealers.
BEEF TONGUES—A prime arucle on hand and for
sale by jauU] iWM. A. M’CLURG & CO,
HOLLAND HERRING—IO kegs new HollandlleiC
ring, just received and for sale by
aul4 WM. A. M’CLURG & CO
MESS MACKEREL—One grade finer than No- !•
and the heads taken eff. For sale by ’
au!4 WM. A. M’CLURG: & CO.
I?IX)UR— 100 bbls. Superfine for sale by
' -an? STUART & SILL;
1 >OST OFFICE BALANCES—Just received~and fbr
i. *»>e>y . - ■■ W. W. WILSON, ;
bus . 0? cor. Market and Fourth streets* -
('IOIN BALANCES—Of the best approved con&truo
j Von for detection of American Gold Coin, of all de
nominations, “ an expeditious and infallible detector. 3
Prices $1^0,53,50 to 85m . -
an? _ _ _ !:
MOLASSES— 20 bbls. N. O. Molasses—prune coop
; erag o—for sale by tau7J STUART * SILL. 1
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Oswego, August 18.
FROM ORLEANS.
FATHER MATHEW.
Eeie, Augnst 18.
Buffalo, August 18.
Dissolution.
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Hll.ti’A'COltllY. -
BANKERS aniv exchange -BROKERS,
: ifjftfrrftidor bdM-Paurth*~{w&t •
3IGHT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Oillei constantly
oYot tt, le- Time Bills or Exchange and- Notes dU
counted Gold, Silver and BankNoie»,boanttand, o , a
Collectionsmade in allthe pnlicipot tiWefMaumtei.
Slates * tfeceWed df'Pamnd Current Fund*.
.mart7:y
f “PATRICKS *: FJUKN IV ■:&
BANKERS AND EKOMANOB} BROKEKSt
No. 95, ctmNEß'Wnotr iND Du»oim stokt*
•■■» : - .. Piitsburtihs. (irtoyi-
Dometiic and foreign Exchange§BaAk-Motet}.
: i S&itdh^.E2ehangtd r -
BXCH AHGJK AND BANKING HOVBIt
WiSSiam A* HUB! & €o.,
fl* Wood Street.
» 5 i PITTSBURGH
.nyitrygags^AtLowgaonims pwosmur ~fauggB.
-‘-i :-i-
' KHAOHC&6 RAHSXv
Banitnand Ezefutngi tn Foreign and
!= 51 Danwtic of Certtficalti uf-Btpof
r tfous.atli Com; /
i Corner of Third and Wood sis., directly opposite the 8l
« Charles Hotel ' xsay2B
raaS-Boon- Tuos.eanantti ,
«Ol»M.-«-3AllOE ST,
BANKERS ANB EXCHANOE'tiROKERS;
w E Comer ofWood and Sixth Jlr«ea;, Pittsburgh, Pa
TvEALF.RS in Com, Bank Note*, Time Bill*, Foreign
1/ and Domestic Eiclmnge.CenUlcales ofDc‘poslt ) *c
'EXCHANGE on all the principal Cttte* of the Union
and Europe, for sale i n snins to ■snitpnrchaeer*.
\ CURRENT nnd par fnnd*reeelyed On dcposjte v
COLLECTIONS madeon allpart* of the Union, altha
lowest rate* ' ' L eepll-ly
■' .Removal. -•
S. KOLHBS & SOHSf
tUVBKEMOVXD TttBJB BAHKRTO AHD MCHBIWI OSPICB
u To JV*> Q7r Market itot-itf Jour doors beUno oIJ stanu. ,
: I: N. HOLMES * SONS, . ”
BANKEKSAND EXCHANGE BROKERS, and Dea
lers iii Notes, 'Drafts,! Acceptances,Gold, Silver and
Exchange on the Easternand, Western
cities constantly foraalei . :. .'.i. it ;
-CollectionsmadC inall thectues throughout the urn
ted Siatca- Deiosites received in; pftr funds f»r current
paper, No. 07 Market street, between Third and JFourtfi
streets au 8 88-ly.
Store Room for Rent. v ■ _ _
TUB subscriber offers for-rent three large ami
well-finishedSTOßE BOOA)S;eDtir£tynew,|S2ia
located on Fifth at reel, oppositethe-Exchange .Bank.—
PosMatfionwiHbe. given immediately*.'Foneimsr&G
apply to ‘H.-CAMPBELL,. • -
. on the premies .
Mullen & Co* -
Pittsburgh Chair and Calintt Ware Jiooms t
lffO* 98 THIRD ! .
BCTtVKBN-WOOD ARV WABKfc'MsOirril SlIlK). >
MANUFACTURERS o/Cone Seat Parlor
isTs Chair?; Cane Seal Rocktug Chairs; Re?
-.ijWgn ceptioti mtdlnvuhd, Chairs.;, Cane Seat.
ICaVr • and Country House Sioobi; Setters; Loan
sgSßjjslgSl ges; and overy variety of Common Choirs
F/nSHwI All .of which were, manufactured under
■A/ ir fl m their personal superintendence, and are
* :M * warranted both in material a d workman-,
ship inferior lo none m the Cuy*. Dealers iu there uiti
clc« will find it to their especial advantage to. call utid
examine forlhetmelve* previous lo going else where.
' and at.the..shortest
Dotice.i AUorderapunctunlly QUendedto. Uy2s
' * Diamond Sparks*
BBCKIVED TO-BAY,SO(rDiamond Sparks, selected
for Class Culters’.usrf.-:' 3 ‘. ■
Jyt* • / JNO. B/ McFaPDEN : A CO.
.. A. W* Poster*
ATTOfINJBYAM COUNSELLOR AT LAW} .
\FFICB, NO. 47 FOURTH SfUKKT V below Market
IV J itrut. Pitubumk. Pn novtS:dm»lv
Furniture and Onair tvareroomu - ,
& : JOSEPH* MI3YKB,-424 •Penit . Streets shave--, the
Canal Bridge, keeps constantly on hand auil raake?
iq order, at the lowest pnees every, dcseripuon ut
Fnnry and Plain FURNITURE, SOFAS und CJiAIR*,
of the beAt workmanship and most approved Myles.
Purchasers would do well.lo vUit bis .Warcrooms.
TpyW dAwly '
Important and Interesting;
ItO House Keepers Furniture Dealers, Katirosd Coin
panies, Hotel Keepers. Military Companies, Engine
Companies. Cabinet and -Piano horle Makers.. &C..&C.
McOOMBIKS’ COMPOUND HV.BTORA I'IVK. This
Compound has .'entirely PupeTSeded all other articles
hercuifoire used for similar purpose*,: .wherever ilba*
been’introduced. It tell • it* own Maryland only re*
quire* to be tried to ptove, to the men incredulous, its
superiority over any, oilier article ever betore used for
cleaning and- restoring >o their anginal.beauty andlus
arc, all article* of Varnished or Polished. Furmlure.-
> f l be above Compound we use iu oar own business,
•and guarantee it to be all that tbdproprietor recommends
lobe, gold Wholesale aud.Reiai) by . -
.RVAN & McKF.K,
Byjia’sßuiidingßv
-Saddle and Harness manufactory,
SIGNiGF THE GOb ;KN'SADDLIV.
- ; iJVb. 132 > Wood street, Pittsburgh.
\ lIOLSTFIN tesrecifully inform* hi*-frienda' and
A * ihe ntibliivihai be keep* onitiaml u large stock of
HARNESS* '-THUNKS,- CARPKT BAGS,
ic .icc., of his own munufaciure, of the very best de*
scrinnon- He Invites *trang<’Ts ond all those visiungibe
Cily to give bira a call. 5 Remember the place—No. 13V,
Wood street, sign of-Uie Saoale, jesStif
':j '■ "wit KIH««HAIr I*l
FOURTH bTRJSETj NEAR : 6MITHFI&LD*
: YOIIN WALKERiake* pleasnreinannounringio his
•I andthe pubUc;ihut be haa: taken the above
splendid cstablishmert, and after considerable expense
has made it adelightfal placeorresord i He is perfectly
prepared to serve up a> the shortest notice evety delica
cy whicUmay tempt the appetite d'theepicore or the
fancy of the iro-?ltanidious. ; - ’ ,v ; : L : - ;
1 Binner will be inrea'irness eyerydayal to’clcrx* for
-any number of persons, commencingUusdayv JoneSlatl-
PttiUes can be accommodated; with Sappers in the most
rechhereht manner. Oysters,"Game,’Ac.; WiH found
there in their season, in short, the :proprietor intends
Uiai no expense or trouble shall be spared-to make thi»
af read v popular house the best in the .Western country,
legtrty ■ f--i '-r-- v v:.
. • - Hotice to Contractors*? •
AND INDIANA RATLHOAD—:
O Proposals will berrceivedbjrtbe Stenbenville and
Indiana Railroad Company in Steubeipville, until the Ist
day of Ofciober next; for and Masonry of
the first division of the road extendiogfrora Steubenville
-td'tbe Common vaney ;‘ahd, a!so, for the construction
of ibeeniire Road between SteubenVUle arid Coshocldn
andValsd distinct proposals fof ibe'conslraetion of that
portion of the-Road extending from Coshocton to’New-;
ark. : j - : - r • -
; The entire lengthufihislineis about 110 miles, and
it contains wbrk of ail desorptions in- great- variety,
some of which is Quite heavy. - _. '
* Proposals will be reee'vea Yor-the Grading; and. Ma
sonry of the first dmatotvemiTO or in sections of oboul
a mile each, the Company reserving the privilege to
make such disposition of the whole work: as may ap
pear most conducive to its interest*. . •: ' *.
Plana Profiles and Specifications can be seen at the
Office of the Company, aftpnhe 15th of September, and
further information may he obtained on application to
J. BlickenSdcrter, Jr-v Chief Engineer, or to itie under
-signed • ! 1 • i)>KILGORE,
- IylBr2mdfcw . PratdmC-;
Modern Harp, r
/'t B HUM E has iustrecelved alarge aiock'of VOCAL
V. and INSTRUMENTAL BOOKS/amoag
which arc— • “ 'r.'".' l - - I '.
The Modern Harp—dt; Melodist—a
collection of ib& moat popular church music in use;
The Boston Melodeon—in thtfee volumes: consisting
of gongs, glees, rounds, A c.v Ac.; including many of the
won popular pieces ofJthe .dfe arranged; and harmo
nized for four-voices. •- :> .•; . '
«■•-- The-Melodist-—a now workcontaimng selected gems
from the most celebrated
mentforthe Fiauo Forte;.. .
The National Glee Book Air— lour voices;
Self-instructing. School for the Violin—a new and sci
entific work, in turee-pans, complete in one. -By G.
Saunders.; : • •■■.;■■■■> ~ .
The MeJo'leon—a collection of the roost popular Me
lodies, carefully arranged for Flute, or. Violin, in twelve
•numbers;..:..-.- . • •
Henri Hertz’s new and complete Piano Forte School
ißargmulier’s new and improved edition of Piano
Forte Instructor; ......
Czerny’s Piano Forte Instructor;
Curca«sis\ CaruUis’, and R. Col vers 1 Guitar Instructor;
Amateurs’ Quartette Club—iq three numbers and four
•parts, for the Ist and k 2d Violin, ViohnceUo and Flute,
Instrumental Music, iq tour pan* and 6numbers;
Howe’s Musician’s Companion—itt three pails i ; ■
At tht OW-iEsiabitsAedFian© Dowt,
iau3 - No,llB\VoodsueeL
A .card* '.
*|xr DALY A GO. have now ready for sale a large
W • and well selected stoob of Spring and Summer
llosiery.iu all its braijchesrTbey would direct particu
lar attention to :lncir.>tdck.,of Gentleipen’s cotton hair
Hose, with MeYiuo'diid ’Silk feet: 1 tffey are of the beM
materials and workmanship* and for comfort as a sum
mer Sock, cannot be equaled. W. D. A .Co have also
on haiid Gents Undershirts and Drawers m cotton, silk,
and merino; Childrens’ Hosiery of all descriptions,rit
the old eitublisthcd Stocking Siore; Fiflb street, beiween
Wood and Market. - .... I 11 *?*.
Great Shawl Sale.
A- A- MASON'S Great Annual SAatoJ Sole will com
. mence on Tuewlay, August sih,.whea they wiy
offer the largept and best assorted stock of SIIAWLS.
over exhibited m this city, coropnsuig—
Plain White Crape Shawls;
Embroidered ilo -. do,-
Faucy High Colored. Thibet Shawls;
PlaiaPrUVeUand ErabroideredThibet Shawls;
Brochca^Cashmere and Long Shawls—of fine and
v mcdiura-quaUtiea .
, All of which they ate determined to close out previous
to receiving their Fall fftock, and will offer them at a
great teducuon,actually lersthan eastern cost. • .
i aus • • i '- Nos. 62 and 64 Market street. .
We Offer for Sale
I7IOURTWO STORY BRICK INVKLUNG HOUSES,
JC with doable hacfcbuddiogs, sita&ted on Wylie St.,
above Washington,being twenty-two feel from by mne
ijr-six feel deep, to a twelve feel alley. ■■■■■>
• D. W* & A. S. BElili, Attorneys ai Law.
‘ Fourth street, above Smithfield.
Braddoelt’s Field Property.
DERSONS desiring', beautiful, heoUoy,. historic am]
cheap location for country residence*,
to turn their attention to Braddock 7 s Field, which is now
being sold in smnll parcels, on tbemosl favorable terms
Eighty-five acres nave beon thus sold .this season, to
■several different individuals, some of whom aie now
improving by Luildmgs, icc, ..For advantages of every
kind but particularly of access fromtke city, the place
is unrivalled.' .Three.grand.UiOTODghf.rcg run by.it and
through it—to wit: the Monongauela. Klver: the Pitts*
burah and Uraddock’s Field Plank Hoad, which is now
greatly traveled ; and ttys Pennsylvania: Central Rail
road, on which the Cars will be running eastward, from
Pittsburgh, that far, by. next Fall., Boats .bind there
every few hours: Omnibuascß will soon travel the
Plank Road; and the Cats wilt always stop.with and
for passengers. . • _ . .
’ I am staying for the summer at the Farm, where I
shall be ready to show persons the grounds, and my
plans of division theseof, Visiters can be adconumtfa
“ M a 'lS l°" U ° ase MJ JA9 W BtfCIIAWAN
r. new Obooolate Faetory*
SIG- N. GUMBDNI iCO respecifally inform
public that they-are now manufeotunnK CHOCO
LATH of every-quahry and price. : TtusCliocolatOjunr
like most others soTtfbeie,is w granted jmrrand .unad
ulterated, and- hence, of finer, flavor, .raowv natnclous
and wholesome &g. O'. and Co., bavin s bpen propne*
Si- of one of the largest Chocolate manufactories in
Italv assure llte public that they will furnish an article
equni, Sol snpfnor, to the best imported, and et a less
Pl h ilfor Bain ut Mr. SORBL’3.(Mud. Sorel’n Millinery,)
No 102 Fourth Bireet, UP Blairs, MXJ door u. Iheftluy.
or’sOffieo. : ,an 7
I— Sort WINE ANV FRENCH BRANDY—Warrant
note— suitable for mediemal purposes—for sale
..'MORRIS’' TEA MART.mthe Diamona. ■ taull
JHarumif is llte best piace to buy
| tel real good Tea. - faall
■f mika BtacJt imperial gud farjplb ,fay
' ■ .'v,> v --%.'-iliv- : ’'- v?4 -*■= i*" '* r - >•? .••■
Shugggub flUbmuts.
OR. »ROWN,N». trilU.MOfilULI.Ry
Dcvoteb his enure attention t& attoffics
' /rfSSSSTVpracUeo lHattfilnessiSmosUy**nftnedi<> ~y
rggkL M;PrittM€>t Vtnerialltfstasetsand such oairu
'lES&iiHsfalaffections, broughr on bf Imprudence ■'
•'■ VQtUhfaHpdQlgencearu) excess. •. ,
v SypbHis r SyphUitic Kraptloki*, 6daon
' bearGleeiyßtnciote, Urethra!Discharges ;
Imparity of theiJloodt with all dufcase* o; Ur© Venerea
origin. Bkln Diseased.'Bcorbtoile Krupliona,
.Ringworm,Mercurial Diseases,SeminiU Weakneu.lro'
-potency,PlleB, Rheumatism. Femate Weakness, ftJomh*
ly Suppressions, Diseiises of (Itc.JouKStFiHtuttt in Ano>
Nervous Affection*, P&ms m the Back and Iroimjrma*
rions of the Bladder and Kidneys, successfully treated ; - '
•■Care'gOftrao'teed.
- Fourteenyears 1 practice (four In this city* enables DH
Bro wn to offer assurances of speedy euro io a|| whomsy
come under his care...... •
• 'Office and private consulting ropmMl Diamond ay ’
CP* Charges moderate, • 1 novSd&wfv ! - •
-OEOMATlSftlvrrar. Brown's oewiy uisccrtletTreaT.
iV edy for Rheumatisms a speedy audceruiinremuJv
forthaipalnfuliropWe* It never falls. 1
• Office and Private Consultation Rooms No, 41.1WA*
•MONO, Pittsburgh, Petma. The Doctor Is always al
rhome.-. . , latilfmawir. •
mw&BD aim
THE GREAT KENTUCKY REMEDY* :
- Dfi. JOHI! UCLI< , S r SABSiIPAKIIiL&!
r’jspm up in qbari bottles, and contains the strength -
of SIX TIMES as .much ,pure Sarsaparilla as any;
siinUur preparation in America.. Price 8t per boufe t oi
six bottles for five dollars.
' -it baa been a well established fact for. years past, that
SaHaparillaswhcn pure.and properly prepared,;was the
only true panacea , for ail diseases originating from an
impure state of. the blood, the u«e*of mercury, implies
tmedrinks,evil habilsin-youilubarrenness,dco. We
boldly assert Uiat;JOrtN. BULL’S. FLUID. EXTRACT
of SARSAPARILLA is the only preparation before the
public that isprepared on.strictly scientific principled
and of uidfpTO strength. The Sarsapariiia is purchased
without regard 16 price,'and.evcry pound, before being
i used, is-aobject. to : the strictest-chemical- tests, and its -
genuinenesshscertainedbefotC belngused' •
i . Butt’s Sarsaparilla also cbhtaini the virtues ol save*
i nil other, valuable! medichr rdo a, together forming the
i best compound, and producing Me greatest ewrafm agent
I in the known world; - ■
I : .This used according to directions, '
i rAJL!
I Scrofula or King’s Evil, Cancers, Tumors, Eruptions of
i ’the Shin, Erysipelas, Chrome. Sore Eyes, hing>
i . worm or TclterSi. Scald Head, Rheumatism,. •
1 . Pains in the Bones or Joints,Old Sores and
i . . UlccrSf'Sweiling of the Glands, Syphl
. Its, Dyspepsia,SoUßhcam,Diseases
of the 'Kidneys, Loss of Appe- ...
tile, Diseases-arising ftom
.j • , . . the useof.Me rc ur V ,
PaininiHeSideamf
Shoulders,Gen- ' v
. ral Debility,
" ; Dropsy, .
- Lumbago.Jmnuhce,
• Coative'es-ißorc'llirout,
'BronoliilH, CoughSj' Colds, \Vrak- - 1 * •
v ness of the Cheat* Paimonury Affection*,
and att other Diseases tending io produce . • >
Coußomptlon I
Liver Coraplnint, Kemnlc irregulnmies and complaints,.
Sick and Nervous Headache, Low Spirits, NigbtSweais,
Exposure or Imprudence in Lile, Clironic.Coiistitutlon
al DiieaseaiHnd' iV-H rpring find summer drink* and
generai tonic faf the systeiir, anil a gi rule and pleasant
.purgative, or Congress \Vutrf
SaJbvor Seidlilr.
.The following is averlmtim copy of a Certificate now
in the possession of the proprietor of Hull's Snruapar*
•ilia. Rev. E- W. Sohou is widely ami generally known
na an eloquent ; and accomplished Faster of the M. t£
Cburcbf&ud iheßetr.B.. Stevenson has been known av
oneof the roost talented ami zealous members that the
Kentucky Conferenecfcoaid boast of for many year*,
. and: at lhis tinie i? lining the highand rcppoluibleMation
of;agent for the 61. E Baok Concern
. Cuirthe. world,produce better or. more satisfactory
testimony in favor of any medicine ? ,
BETTERTESTIMONYTtiIAN WaS EVER OFFER*
EH IN FAVOR OF ANY MEDICINE .
: ■ Hev.lv. W. Skhon—Rev. E.SiKvsaFOS.
. LovisvilUf May 20,1850. . '
We iutve used John Bull’s Sarsaparilla, and have
known it to be used with entire satisfaction; and have
no hesitation in stating that we believe it to be a sate
and valuable medical compound, and calculated to pro*
‘dace much good,and reheve nmch-soffering; and would
therefore moat cheerfully recommend it to the alllicteJ.
‘•(Signed.* E. W.HKHON,
v- . • K STEVENSON.
> A BEAUTCFUL CLEAR SKIN.
How we alludmirc aelcar, beautiful, white skin, and
a rosy colored cheek. How often , dft wc : see persons,
not po*-e*slng this so devoutly to be
:wished,’breßoning tocosrartics, lotions,washt**, pain**
and coloring matcrials h to restore to thema sembfanec
of what disease hus dejSrivcd them of, and that too,wnh
great jnjury’t&the skin. ' &ulPs Sariapnritla ts the bem
cosmetic known. D beautifies the skin, ; by removing
cvery.particle of morbid nml diseased matter from the
bloodvinakiiig itpure healthy 'and vigorous, Riving ac
tivity to every minute .vessel, and changing the .yellow
and dark countenance to the uluotn and/freshness of
youth; .Ladies,abandon the use of pnihts;mid mixtures,
ana use-Bttffs Saisapar&a, lha-only‘effectual remedy.
“ A word to the wise is sufficient;” uml a hint ts enough
•.for the Ladies:-' '
TESTIMONY LIKE THE FOLLOWING RENDERS
SUPERFLUOUS ALL COMMENT ON THE EF
FICIENCY OF BULL’S SARSAPARILLA.
(From Dr. L. P. YAStmix.. Professor of Chemistry in the
; : ■ Louisville Medical College.”]
• ‘ I have looked over the list of ingredients composing'
John Bull’s Compound Extract oT Sarsaparilla, ana*
'have no hesitation in saying hat they, form q sate com
dound.and one that Promises welt to chronic diseases,
to which it ia applicable”. L. Y. YANDF.LL, M. D. • 1
Louinri/Ic, jQnc G, 1548.//
•WHaT, DR. PYLES, Phyticidn by appointment to. the
, LouiwiUe Marine Hospital, says of BIjLL’S SARSA
PARILLA: ..
’ - ; LouiscPJe, March 20, •
I have exarmned the prescription forihe preparation•
of John ButPsSarsaparUlOj and i believe the combina
tiontd be an excellant one. and well calculated ttf pro
dace an alterative impression on- the system. 1 have
used it both in public and prvaie practice, and think it
the best article of Saksanarillairt use;
■/■ :M. PYLES,M.D.,
Resident Physician at the Louisville Mahnc Hospital. - *-
and ask for the original Dr. ■
JOHN BULL’S SARSAPARILLA, from Kentucky—
and have no other. KEYSER & AFDOWELL,:
Wholesale and Retail AgenUj • r
For sale by D.'M;Curry and Josep . Douglass, Ale-: -.v:
gheny.Cuy; -Win;.JJ. ftlercer, Cannombarg, and by,r
Druggists generally.: •■■••■•.•
- jefoamdAw - : - ;
Ay'ejr’VCberry Pectoral!
For the core of coughs, colds, hoarse-:
NESS, BitONCHITJR, WHOOPJNG COUGH.
CROUP, ASTHAIA aud.CONSUMPTION.
. . Among the numerous-discoveries Science has.made ; s i
'in this generation to, facilitate the business of life, in-t
crease il» enjoyment, and eveu prolong the term of hu- . .
:raan existence, none can be named of more real value/
than Uiii contribution of Chemistry to the ,
Healing An. A vast trial of its virtueaibroughouithia '■
broad country, has proven beyond a doubt, that no medi- .
, cine dr combination of medicines yet known, can so ~
.surely control and curd the • numerous varieties of. pul-
monarydisease "which; swept from our... ■*:
midst thousands and thousands every year. Indeed ,
there is now abundant reason to believe u Remedy hai
ailengih been found which can be relied on.tocure.iho .
most dangerous affections of the [ungs. Our space here
wil! not permit hsto pablishauy.proportionof the cures •
effected by its itse, but we would present tbefollowing v
opinions of eminent men; and reler furiher enquiry to
the circular which the Agenrbelow named, will always .
be pleased to farnish free, wherein are full particulars;:
and indisputable proofs of these facts. ;
From the President of Amherst College, the celebrated . ,
; \ ' Professor Hitchcock. • . . : ;
James C. Ayer—Sir: I have need your Cherry Pec
.loral in my own case of deep-seated. Bronchitis, and am
; satisfied from its chemical constitution, that it is an ad
mirable compoundfofthe'reHcf of and bron
dual difficulties. If my opinion as to its superiorchar
actercanbe of any service, yoaareat liberty to use it>
os yon think proper. ,
r EDWARD HITCHCOCK,L. L. D.
From the widely celebrated Professor Siilman,M. D.
L.L. D., Profeaadr of Chemistry, .Mineralogy,
Ac. v Yale College, McinhC*- of the, jUu.HiM
‘Med.'Phil, and Scientific Socieilesof ; ' *
.'.Americaand Europe.;
I deem the Che Try Pictorial an admirable composi
tion from some of the best articles in the Materia Medi
co, and a very effective remedy for the class of djsea*-..
eflitisinteuded tocure. n / . ■
New Haven, Cu, Nov. t, 1849.
Major Pauison, President Of the S.C. Senate, elates
he has used the Cherry Plctoral with wonderful suc
cess, to cure an. inSamation of the Juugs. .
Fronone of ths fiisiphysicians inMaiae..
Saco, Me., April 2G, 1840. '
Dr J. C. Ayer,' Lowell—Dear Sir: I am npw con
stantly using your Cherry Pectoral in, ray: practice; aud
prefer itto anyotherinediciAeforpalraonarycoinplainU.
From observations of many severe cases, I am convinc
.edit will cure coughs, colds, anddiseases of the lungs,
that have put to defiance all other, remedies.
Jiuvariabty recommend its use in caseofconsuraptson,
and consider it much the be<aremedy known for that dis
ease. Respectfully your#,' "
1. S. CUSHMAN, M D.
.Prepared and sold by Janies C. Ayer, Practical Chem
ist,LoweUt £Aajss..’
Jp* Sold in Pittsburgh wholesale an>l retail, by 8.-A.
Fahnestock, and by. J. M. Townsend; in Allegheny City
by II P. Schwartz, arniJ. Douglass, and by druggists
generally. . ■: ‘' .
j, S. TougH’A Celebrated Ethereal Oil.
FOR Churcnes, Stores, Parlors, Steamboats, Cauqi
Boats, Halls, Chambers, Kitchens, Workshops, and
indeed every place where light is required; The publi c.
are respectfully invited to call and exomniic a_ beautiful
assortment of these Lamps. ALso,LarapS;Of all ; kinds,
tnr i.qnt Oil, Ac.»Chandeliers,Giraiidofes,Whit
ets, Mantel Decorations, Lamps, GlobesjClasses, Wicks,
Paper,Tin Shades, MataandCans,ami all things per
taining to the trade. Also, a superior Safety Lantern,
for Steamboats and Stables. ; - . .
• The cheapest light lo be found for store and shop pur
poses, is Tough’s Refilled Chemical Oil and Lamps, from -
which a .splendid light is obtained at I of a cent per
hour, equal, if not superior, to gas. \% e invite an ex
amination of our goods and pnees. Being prepared', by
the accumulation of 12 years’experience, ana with fa
cilities to supply both the wholesale aud retail trade, on
the most favorable terms, at the Pittsburgh Oil and Lamp
Store; ;• .
. Ail articles delivered in any part of the city, or in Al
legheny, free of cost.
.ETHEREAL AND CHEMICAL, OR PINE OIL, re
gularly supplied once or twice a week. All orders left
with the wagon, (which is constantly passing round the
city.liwillbc promptly attended to. J.S. TOUGH,
i No. &2 Fourth'street; Apollo Hall,
apr!9:d&wy • between Market and Wood.
ffIHE subscriber having madearrangements in conse-
JL quence of whichbispresentbusiiiess must be closed
by the let of August next, now offers his whole stock of
Gloves, Hosiery, Lace Goods and Embroider
ies, Dress TrimmingSt Handkerchiefs, fine Shirts and
Furnishing Goods, Zepheri Worsted, Flower Material*,
Umbrellas, Parasols, Combs, Thread arid Needle arti
cles. < Also, Ladies* Philadelphia make), at
ereatly Teduced prices, wholesale and retail.-
jelb F.H. EATON.
rflllE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his property in '
A Allegheny City. The Lotisseventy-two feet nine
inches, iTdnting on the Kast Comu.oo, audnincty feel in' 1
depth; extending from a corner at Gay alley to proper
tyovnieffljy'theProtesraniMeihodisiChurch.-The im
nroyimeftfs ate ft three story* Brick Dwelling v well fin
ished, ana-dwo comfortable frame Dwelling Houses.— '
There is pfdbabry no more pleasant and desirable lo
cality for private reridencesm thdCuythtmibe lidlnow
cfiered forsMe- /The professional putEuits of the uuoer- 1 -'
signed do notperaiit him to occupy and enjoy this prop
„erly, and hence the offer to sell itwilt be sold a* bnr- ‘
gain, if application be made soon. • For price and’erms -
of payment, refer to Mr. Morrison Foster, at the •
bouse of P. McCormick, Esq;*, or John Fleming, Esq.,
Allegheny CUy. -* *. •.
, jy&rijn - .WM. B. FOSTER, JR.
SPENDID Rammer, and. Fail Cravats. Scarfs, Neck
Ties, Be Join villa received. .
au? • •••. / ; HINTON A CO.
OALM OIL—4 casks Palm uu ui aiwio unu mr ?«10.
IT iy2l MILLER A RICKETBON.
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