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GREAT OUBA»Hrai®TISG.
• Pursuant to 1 a call in the several newspapers.
■-.. uf tlio City, and by handbills widely distributed,
a large concourse of citizens assembled at IVil
■ ■ kinH Uall last evening,' to Consider ohtiio pres
ent state ofoffairsinCuba, andto express their
sentiments in relation-to the late acts of tho
Spanish Caban authorities.-
On motion, . 'W'. ,W. -liiwih,- Esq. woe chosen j
President of the meeting,-John •P. Glass, Thos. |
Soott, James Watson, W: W. Dallas, Wm- Moor- ,
head,,..Vice-: Presidens,-and-Lyndo -Eliot, John
Mellon, and Joseph Snowden, Secretaries. .
On motion, a committee of five, consisting of
Mpssrs. James Dunlopi-O. .H- Rippyj W-J. Rose,
F. Egan, and James Pettigrew, was appointed
to draft resolutions expressive of the views Of
tho meeting. ~ - : • - •
Tho Committee having retired,'the president
made - somo very appropriate and eloquent re
marks in relation to the objeots that claimed the
attention of the meeting. After which, owing
-to lond and repeated calls from the multitude
Col Samuel W. Blaok oame forward and ad
dressed the meeting in a truly happy and elo
quent- manner for > about half an hour. The
speech of Col. "Black we shall give hereafter, if
practicable.
Upon the conclusion of-Col. Black’s- speech
tho Committee appointed- for that purpose re
ported the following resolutions:
Wheubab, : We recognize the principle ns
..true ahd“holy, that a free people should sympa
thUowilh down-trodden nations who- strive, by
just and legitimate means, to render themselves
free., ,; And whereas, in all cases. we likewise
recognize the principle that “resistance to ty
ranta-is obedience to God.”
And whereas. They have openly and boldly,
. before, tho whole world, raised aloft tho banner
of independence throughout the Island, pro
claiming the reasons of their revolt and their
determination to be free or die; and have, in
despite of the utmost exertions to re.vanqnish
them, by the whole Daval and military forces of
the Governor, succeeded, in maintaining a heroic
and often victorious cOnfliot/thurfproving them
selves capable, sincere and brave—worthy the
confidence and admiration of mankind; there
fore, . ■ ■ ....
Resolved, That they have our warmest sympa
thies m this,: their hour of greatest need, and
out most .heartfelt prayers for their speedy,
complete and glorious triumph. .■
Rejoined, .That whilo the despots -of Europe,
in defiance of every law of justice, human and
divine, claim and -exercise. the right of interfer
ing, by. intrigue, by mutual subsidies or actual
overwhelming force, to suppress and trample
out the. sacred flame of liberty wherever it ap
pears, and whenever it may suit their conveni
ence: * We, as citizenz of the great American
Republio, do hero asserUhat tiie time has come
when the voioe of this nation should bo heard,
and the rigor of her arm be felt, in favor of all
who battle in tho cause our sires.died for, and
who .call:on ns for aid.
: Resolved, That while - t totally disclaiming all
| desire or intention ! '&fi exciting rebellion within
| tho limits of any, state with whom wo are at
peace, we do most positively'declare, that since
the people of'Cuba have thus valiantly thrown
off, the yoke of servitude, it is our opinion that
tho . re-establishment of Spanish ■ tyranny, at
tended with' evtwy. circnmstance-of redoubled
cruelty to the inhabitants' "Of Cuba, as well os
increased suspicion and insolence towards this
country, is fraught-with penl to our national
peace, comfort-and prosperity
Resolved, That onr Government, while main
lamin—. -proper -.relations of amity - and inter
course with other powers; as stipulated in sol
emn, .treaties, .-can .enter, into- no -engagements
which violate the right,ibroiit freeman
among the many millions who cover these
independent States—-can do nothing which jeop
ardizes onr national security or stains , our na
tional honor—can make no concession derogato
ry to onr dignity and our rank as a great, a free
and a powerful people.
-Remised, . That we regard-tho atrocious and
cowardly butchery of 50 Americans, captured
ou the, 15th of August, either on tho coast of
Cuba or.on the high seas, who wero mercilessly
shot.on the morning of the lGth in or near the
Btroetsof Havana, beneath-tho gaze of a hoot
ing and jeering mob,—an action -whose ferocity
and barbarity is a stain upon the name and na
ture of man, and degrading the proud flag of
. Spain. . ..
Resolved, That we call upon tho authorities at
Washington to demand inßtant and thorough ex
planation for the slaughter of our lamented fel
low citizens—for the outrage upon our national
flag, inflictedin tiie cannonade, detention and
wanton insult of the U. 8. Steamship Falcon by.
tho Spanish war steamer Habanera —for the
threats and indignities heaped upon onr coun
trymen peacefully Bojouming in Havana, —and
for the treacherous and unfeeling conduct of the
Spanish Consul at New Orleans, in withholding
the lost letters of the-dead until absolutely
forced to give them up. .
Resolved, That the course of our Consul at
Havana, A.'F.-Owens, if correctly 1 reported,
lowers him beneath tho dignity k of a man, and
requires his instant removal and condemnation.
Resolved, Thatwe sincerely sympathize with
every heart that bleeds for the brave, butchered
patriots of Havana; —we cherish their cause:as
sacred, and their memories all as sanctified by a
noble death.*' •
Resolved, - That in the: opinion of this meeting
the indiscriminate Bhooting of the fifty prisoners
at Havana, on the 16th of August, was a cold
blooded, inhuman and atrocious act of cruelty,
disgraceful to a civilized community.
Resolved, That though those men may have
been engaged, in a lawless expedition, and un
protected by onr national flag, still they wOre ’
neither pirates nor robbers, bat bravo and hon
orable soldiers, seeking, the restoration to liber
ty of the down-trodden—many of whom stood
high In our estimation .for their private charac
ters and gallant, conduct in the wars of our
country, and deserve the sympathy of their fel
low citizenß and redress From the government.
Resolved, That this meoting recommend to tho
Qovernment tho investigation of this ; outrago
upon humanity, and that if these victims of.
Spanish barbarity were captured- beyond the
maritime jurisdiction of Cuba, or put to death
without trial, or if their remains were matilated
or insulted after death by-tho connivance of the
Cuban authorities, that they demand immediate
satisfaction-for insulted humanity and national
honor. -.--. a : : .... L
Resolved, Thatpublio meetings of the people:
of this country have the right, and it is their
-duty, to assemble and express, npon. all occa
sions, their detestation for cruelty and oppres
sion, whether Roman, Neapolitan, Austrian, or
.Spanish. ; • ■-
Rejoined, That the concentrated indignation
of public meetings of this country, expressed in
the manly language of freemen, will strike ter
ror to the bloody tyrants.of Spanish myrmidons.
Mr. Dunlop moved that the resolutions be
adopted as reported by the .Committee.
Mr. Ross moved -to amend this motion by
striking out-tho following : resolution:—
Resolved, That this meeting commend the
conduct of tho National-Administration, in pro-,
serving their faith to the treaties-witE Spain,.in.
their earnest,efforts to mtercopt and suppress
expeditions against the Government of Cuba,
however odious. .;,,
This motion gave rise to somo disonssion, and
on tho question Ueingitoken the -resolation. was
declared to be'Stricken ont.
Tho question was then-put on tho adoption of
oil the other, resolutions, and.-they were declared
to be adopted by on-almost unanimous vote. -
Calls were, now made from every part of tho i
Hall for P. C. Shannon, Esq. who came forward,
and addresscct W assembly,in a strain of glow
ing eloquence for.about half an hour.
Af tho conclusion .of the speech of: Mr. Shan
non, Mr; John Farrell made SDmeTemarks.-. Ho
was followed by
Esq- who made a very eloquent,
speech of some fifteen minutes, which breathed
a spirit of true patriotism, and, lovo of hberty.
The meeting then odjoumed -amid . the most
enthusiastic feeling on the part of the multitude.
. Chamberlin’* Mercantile: College.-— On Tuesday
evening Inßt, a. nnmbor of pupils at the above
named: Institution,; underwent a thorough .ex
amination on the different branches of commer
ciahßCionce. ■ A largo number of legal commer
cial gentlemen wero present, who putwhatques
tions they saw proper, and had them answered
promptly and accurately.
. The faculty of Ibis' Institution is how com-'
posed of a, .number of gentlemen whose well
know abilities is a strong assurance—a sure
p ?? jects on rtlch they beat
handled learnedly— to the ontire satisfac
tionof tao pupil and the public;
, . Chamberlin, the principal, is certainlv
desepring of great credit for building up in
an important and efficient
bisUtution. He has now a very extensive li
contlected with it and apartments clo-
EanUy arranged, adapted to each branch taught.
■« t? o exam > na tion had been gone through
FJ . -■■ Store, Esq., delivered a very able lec
ture on the Rise, and Progress of Commeroe and
tne importance of instruction in mercantile law.
'*o cannot close this notice without compli
menting Mr. Crouch the Professor of Fennman
ahipcn his superior skill in this branoh. A
specimen that wo examined, the Lord’s Prayer,
oxeouted with a pen is certainly the best finish
ed and most beautiful thing of the kind we have
ever seen. ■
B§y-Tho_ following gentlemen are a commit
tee for obtaining additional subscriptions to tho
Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad Company:
Chas. H. Paulson, Edward Gregg,
R. M. Riddle, J. M. Pennook,
Wade Hampton, Geo. Darsie,
E. M. Stanton, Wm. M. Lyon,
Leoky Harper, ’ Jno. Small,
Joseph Pennook, -Eph. Jones,
J. McD. CroßSan, Jno. Smithscy,
Win. M. Hcrsh, Jas. Trnnick,
Jno. A. Wilson, Wm. Patton,
Nathl. Holmes, Wm. Espy,
Jno. Birmingham, Barnes Ford,
Jas. H. Sewell, Wm. Nixon,
Robert Bruoe, Thos. Clarke,
B. F. Jones, Lewis Hutchison.
Geo. E. Arnold,
Fatal Accident. —An afflicting accident occur
red at Brady’s Bend on Saturday last, by which
an interesting child of Mr. Robinson—a boy
about two years old—lost hiß life. A horse had
been saddled and brought to the door for some
of the family to ride, when one of the young
ladies got into the saddle and took the child up
with her, to give him a short ride. In moving
round the lot the horse stumbled and fell, throw
ing the young lady on one side of him and the
child.on tho other, the horse falling on the child
and killing it instantly.
The _ New Churches.—lho work on tho new
Catholio and Episcopal churches is progressing
finely. Tho basement story of the first named
building is nearly up., Both arc being con
structed of fine free-stone, and will bo an orna
ment to. the city. Tho contractors appear to bo
men; who.understand their business thoroughly.
Exchange. —The BuquesneEiro Company havo
submitted a proposition to Councils to permit
them to exchange the lot on which their house
now stands.for a lot on Second, near Ross street.
Mr. Crossan offers to pay $l5OO difference be
tween the two lota. ■
There were only two wntch-houso cases
yesterday morning.
Sales.
SCOTT A OTIS,
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
H,. 01 vain sTttBET, st. Lours, aijisocßi.
A VINO been engaged m the above business for the
Ust six years, 111 lilts city, would respectfully ro
neii consignments of floods, to be sold in Uits nturket,
either for Aucuon. or private sale—particularly Glass
ware, Hardware and Dry Goods; and will mute liberal
advances on all hinds of Goods consigned us for sale
here.
Will refer to Messrs Hcwctt, Roc A Co ,li R Vio
let, tt m.D. Wood & Co, John J. Anderson ACo , R 11.
clone, Squirt A Reed, Brownlee, Horner A Co.. Larkin
..{..nniAA. JsshU*. i>linlm>v*, t*ti,, 4,iww,l ]
(leortje M’Lam, Pittsburgh. . . (nmrtfhv
f ' ; Auction Card*
Wilts undersigned. after an interval of four year;,has
A again resumed business ilavmg complied with
Ibe requisitions of Hie law reauiuimj; Sales at Auchan,
and having: procured it first class License a« Auctioneer
tortlieCity 01 Pittsburgh, ho offers his services as such
to Ins friends and the public gcnoralfy. With an expe
rience of nearly thirty year* tu this hue of busbies*, ho
hazards nothing m toying that l ou-iti be enabled to give
enure satisfaction !•> ail those who inny fuel disposed to
patronize him. P. McKtfNNA, Auctioneer
Refers to the prtnctpiil City Merchant*. jyy
(/our. of Com., N Y., iiuib-iiu oml Pennsylvanian,
Plnlnda; Acirrtcait and Republican, Unit , copy txvand
charge, tats office.)
W• G. flt'OAHTAtfiYt Auctioneer,
HAND BUGGY at Aurrtox.—Will be *oW
Oon Thursday next, *. , 3th, at Al’Cartuey’s Auc*
lion Aoute, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, one second
hand Buggy* nearly new, wiiti iron axle nud leather top,
built from eastern wood.
auSC
W. G. M’CARTNEY, Auct’r.
P* SI’UKBINa, Auctioneer
Notice. —■ lots in the hfskrvk tract, i
have laid off my Lots Nos. SOI ami 1205. in the Re
serve Tract, into seven acre Lots, which I offer at PUR
LIC SALE, on ihe precise*, on THURSDAY, the 11th
of September next, at ii o'clock iri the alteruoon, at one
thud of the bid in hand*, and the balance nt from 8 lo 10
years. The interest payable yearly.
This property lies in Reserve township, wnlnn*slxly
rods of Woods' Run, and about iho same distance* from
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad nboui half a
mile below Manchester.
For any particulars enquire of the proprietor, or Cant
John Woods, James Dunlop, or Joraes S. Craft
JOSEPH WOODS
K M’KENNA. Auct’r
MA~. —~£L, JLAK&2 FISH, at Aver on—On
Friday afternoon, August ibth, at 3 o'clock wib
besold at.McKenan’s Auction Hou«e, (to cfo«c a con
signment) several barrel*, half barrels and kiln, No I
and 3 Mackerel. Also, 3 barrets Lake Pish, sound and
in good order with other articles
aug*<2B _ ■ • P- MeKfiNNA, Ancl’r.
p. DAVIB» Auctioneer.
TARGE SALE OF STO JKS bt Auctiop —On Thurs
j day evening September 4 th, atBo'clock.aUhc Com*
tnnrcial Sales Boom, corner or Wood and Fifth streets,
will be sold for cash—par funds—
-2 shares Marine Railway and Dry Dock Slock;
30 do Braddock’s Field Plank Rroad do;
5. do FaciGc Gold and Qunriz Mining Company;
’ ’ 23 do Western Insurance Company Slock;
25 do Citizens’ do do do;
150 do Avery Copper do . do;.
8 do Pittsburgh and Boston do;
100 do . Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Stock;
100 do BlaS* Copper do.
qq27 P. M. DAVIS, Aacl’r.
DRY GOODS, Ac. at-Acchon.— un Thursday morn-'
mg, August 28th, at 10 o'clock, at the Commercial
Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and Kirth streets, will bo
sold without reserve, a large assortment of reasonable
staple and fancy dty goods, &c. >
■ ■ At 2 o’clock, furniture, groceries, glassware, Ac. A
general variety of household and kitchen famiturc,
qaeensware, glassware; knives and forks, beds, bedding,
mattrasscss, carpeting, Ac.
At o'clock, gold and. silver watches, cutlery, musi
cal instruments, ready made eloitungami fancy articles.
JamW P. M. DAVIS. Auei’r.
Real Estate at Auction.
TEN LOTS fronting on Foibcs street, between Boyd
and Chetnut streets,each lot2o feetOinchcs frontby
JJU feet 8i inches deep.
Fifteen Lots immediately opposite the above, fronting
about 20 feel C mcncs on a 40 feet street and extending
in depth 80 feet •
Ten Lots fronting on Locuslslreet, between Boyd and
Chesnul streets, each 20 feet 0 inches front by about 85
feet in depth.
The above Lots will be 6©M at Auction on Saturday
afternoon, Augaslfthb, ai2 o’clock.
A Plan of these Lots can be seen at the Office of D.
W. AA. S :Bcl!,on Fourth street, between Southfield'
and Grant streets. P- M. DAVIS.
„ ■ Auctioneer.
Terms ef Sate— One sixth in hand—balance in five
years ' ■ . [an«g:ts
TALUABLE LOTS ON LIBERTY STREET at
Aucnojf—On ‘Wednesday afternoon, September
3d, at 3 o’clock, on the premises, will be sold four valu
able lots of Ground, having each a Trout of 20 feel on
Liberty street, (below Marbury street,) extending back
110 feet to Brcwry alley.
Terms—One half cash, remainder in one year, with
interrst secured by bond and mortgage on the premises.
au29 P. fif DAVIS, Auct’r
Proposals for Coal and glacis.
SEALED PROPOSALS far delivering in the Stores at
the Works of the Pittsburgh Gas Company, 75,000
bushels of BITUMINOUS COaL and 20,000 bushels of
SLACK, will be received at the Office of the Company,
until Wednesday, the 27th instant, at 2 o’clock. I*. M,—
The Coal and Slack to be of such quality and delivered
at such limes and in such quantities ns shall he approved
of and directed The standard of computation lor Coal
and Slack to bo 70 pounds per bushel.
The payments to be made monthly retaining 20 per
cent- as securityTor.performaucc of contract.
Proposals to be addressed to Thomas Bakewcll,Esq.,
President of the Company, and endorsed a Proposals
for Coal and Slack.”- JAMES M. CHRISTY,
Treasurer.
* Or pick op tub Pmsnuuau Grs Company, >
.» • August 15,1851—nulOild >
Pltuburgh Oafl Company.
A N ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of the
Pittsburgh. Gas Company,-for the purpose of elect
ing two persons to serve qb Trustees of said Company,
for the purpose of electing two persons to serve asTras
>tees of said Comnany for tiie term of three years, will
be Jicld at the Office of the Works, on ftlonduy, the first
day of September, A. D. 1851, between the hours of 2
am s o’clock, P.M. JAMES M CHRISTY,
Office of the JPxwbvrgh Gas Company. > Treasurer
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PAttr review of the markets.
OFPICS f'F THE I>AIL? Mofltflffo PoST. )
Thursday, AogUßt-23, 1851. f
.The weather yeslerJuy was exceedingly pleasant for
business gt>net:iry; the transactions, however, were
light. Our markets have undergone huie or hochatige
ASHES—The demand is unchanged; but limited and
regular for Soda at 3} to 3*c,tirae and cash; Small sales
of Saleratus at 5 tos±c.
APPLES—We hear ot sale* being made of choice ut
$225 to 2,75 per bbl.
BACON—The inaTkn.couunues firm, the stocksare
fa t diminishing, and the demand continues good We
note soles of 3 hhds Shoulders at BJc, l do at e|c ; one
holder refused B*c, 4 months, for 50 hhds Shoulders
Ilams at 9} to 9}, Sides 9to 9*. Sugar Cured Hams aro
scarce and m demand at 10| to UJc.
FLOUR—/The amount of business done in Flour is
very limited, and buyers take hold ofil hut lightly—bare
ly snlOciont.for the home consumption. Wo note sales
of the following 10t.*:.C2 bbls extra at S3,IS, 20 do nt
53,15, 80 do superfine in lots nt 83,02 to 3,0 G ' From
stores wo have sales reported at S 3 25 to 3,23; 23 bbls
extra on the wharf at §3,25
FEATHERS—SaIes reported of 1500 tbs' nt 24c, cash;
MACKEREL—There is more firmness in Vo. 3 Alack*
ere!; wo uonco sales at 80,97 to 7,00.
OlLS—Soles of 5 bbls No. 1 Lard at 70c j 5 bbls Tan
ners Oil at 518,50 per bbl.
HEMP—Sales of l ton nt 3105^
BED CORDS—SaIe? of 20 doz Hemp nt 32,50 for ex
tra long} 20 do long at 82,00, ca*h
PIO METAL—We have reported a sole of 250 tons
mixed Allegheny nt522,50, G month*:
WHISKEY—We conlinuo to quote at 20 to 21c
BEESWAX—SaIes of 3HO lbs at 22c
HERALD OFFICE, )
Cl&vslakd, August 23 1851. s
RscEiPTS-F.our, 1584. barrels ; Whiskey, HG
Wheat, 4,950 bu} Corn»s,273Lu; C0aU14,402 bur Butler
•).409.tb«i W001,2,010j Potters’.Woro,22,BBo; Leather
Ohio, 3,115; Tallow, 1,624: Wooden Ware. 3161; NaiH,
2,120; Molasses, 3,000} Tobacco. 1,739; .Iron, 5,053; Cast*
mgs, 7,7J9. . .
.Mausers—Flour—Considerable activity rxhibf ted in
the murbet to-day, and we note solcb of lODbb's, - Citv
‘'llH 8 ’” al 140 bbls. “ Sharpe Mills,” at 83,25;
lOj bbtft, “Lincoln Mill*” at 53,25; 100bbls,“Parraelec
* a,| d 50 LbU ‘ s Nuvurre” ut Sd-50
» beat-—Receipts ore hgut and but very little in mur
eel. Several sales b »ve been made to complete cargoes
at advanced prices, A boat load of »BW> bu good north
hands at 67c also some small lots at
ostoObCi but for a large omouai OSc would probably be
the highest quolaion. .
,9? r J I T M^r K etH<,u,,anil P f ‘ c,; Bon the decline Sales
of 1000 bu yellow ul a boat load nt 39ie, and pan
ol u load at 40|u.
5OO fi» at UJc; l MX) Ut. Circle.ille
shoulders at 7c. . . .
Sales ofttewt of codfish at 84,25; 20 boxes stcrioe
caudles ut 14c.
Transparent Window Shade Factory,
. ... 48 IKWIN BTHEET,
(BCTWBB?r FEMX ShD LISKKtT 57RKXT»>.
I IST OF SHADES on hand nnd made at all times to
4 order—
3*4,4-4,5 4 and G-4 Buff Shades, plain and bordered ;
** “ “ ” Transparent gu-eu do:
*’ u Dark “ do;
LaudscapoShanes oi every style;
Moonlight do do do;
Gothic ami Meszuuuo. of new style;
• STORE SHADES of uuycolor, witu Letteringor De
signing. OIL CLOTH* on band.
Also, a lot of SHADE TRlMMlNGS—complete at 25
cents per shade. . [o*. Curtains bang on reasonable
terms.
P. B.—Pealers will do well to call at the Fuetory, be
fore purchasing elsowhcre
aprlB.-6m , E.R.KERNAN.
Real Estate for Sale* “
/AT E AS2'. LIVE HPOOLy 'OHIO.
HAVING. i«mce November las 1 , disposed of Eighty
Town. Lou in the above borough—a major part to
actual setter*, 1 have been induced to offer an addition
al number at nrival* 4 sfele, and at prices and on terms
of payment wtarh v(sMeomc under the means of nil
persons disposed to ptt.chute. Each lot contains, in
cluding the streets a ndMlle s, onc-tourth ol an acre
being till fen trout by. 130 ice*, deep. Two additional
Potteries, and an Inin foundry, have been built daring
the lo*i year, nnd are'now in successful operation.—
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rnitroad,locouuccl with
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad to Beaver, hu>
been located through Liverpool; A charter has oUo
been obtained for a Plank Road from Liverpool to New
Lisbon. Property has been purchased by n company
from Pittsburgh, lor u'Planing Machine, Sow Mill,Ac.,
Work.. ‘K ere ar* nluees ol worship for Episcopations',
Presbytcnann and AieiliodiMtqn Roman Catholic Church
has been contracted for, to be finished the coming fall;
and the Unionists arc preparing to purchase and build a
place of worshqu . Means of education In this town are
ample. Apply le v JAMEs BLAKELY,
au4 cor. oi;i and Liberty nt*., second story
A MOST DELIGHTFUL RETREAT to the weary
traveler, as welt as constant residents of the city
and vicinity, are notv to be found .in the AT*! F.NASUM
SALOONS and BATHING ESTABLISHMENT,Liberty
Fired, above Wood, where superior Joe Creaui*, Fruit
and other refreshments, may be bad at all houft,frorQ C
A. Al. to li P. M. The subscriber respectfully folicitn a
share of public patronage. The Bathing department at
tended to with toe uimoAi cure. .. -
fCT** Private Room* for Select Parties.
au22 WM. W. WARD.
Good Eating and I>rfnl&tn{y«
EVERY UODV that is fond of the good
\&€va ot this life, should drop round nnd see
> Wl&r HAKKY GRAHAM, at his new Hotel.
No. 30,0ne dior from Penn, onSt. Clair m.
Harry serves out to his customers the best Oysters, Li
tquors, Wines and Cigars that can be found in any of
heae ’ere diegms. fnu22:3in
f John Wi Tim, *
HAS ALWAYS ON II AND, of his own inanutacturc,
a largo assorrmont of WHIPS, CANES -and UM
BRELLAS of every description, which he will dispose
of, wholesale or rciatl. at prices as low as they can bo
procured for m either the cities of New- York, Philadel
phia or Baltimore. Also, on hand a large supply of
BRUSSELS and INGRAIN CARPET, BAGS and LA
DIES’ SATCHELS, which will be sold at Now York
price*. Just received from the Manu'octory a new sup
ply «i INDIA RUBBBU WHIPS- all sizes, wholesale
aiul retail. JOHN W. TIM,
au22 No 14 ). Wood street, near Virgin alley.
Adams A 9o.*a Express QQlcet
65 Market Street.
ON and after Monday, 25ih instantourTrunkof small
packages will 1 c closed at It A M, daily, for Bal
.ilmore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston,Ac.
Our Goods will ho earned m our own Cor, in charge
of a special messenger, by mini train from Lockpnrt to
Philadelphia. BAKER & FORSYTH,
_ ou2l ; : / ; Agents
JUNO CORDIAL Oil PROCREATIVE ELIXIR—
Prescribed asaneffec ual restorative in cases of de
bility, impolcucy or barrenness, and ull irregularities of
nature, it is a certain cure for uil weakness and ner
vous olfactions, bee udvertisemcm m another pnrt of
this paper. Sold only in this city at No. 50 Smithfieid
street, below Fourth. fau93
A FARM FOR SISOO. —Tor.salo—a desirable Farm of
75 acres, having about 45 In a hue stuteof cultiva
tion; the balnncetsin prime umber, and Is good land.
The whole F.Tm Is smooth, choice, land, under good
fence, and well laid off. A good two fctory dwelling
hou«e; stable and other outhouses; a good garden; a
variety of Fruit, Ac.; threo firm springs of excellent
.water; abundance of coal, of 41 feet vein; aod, also,
limestone p.eaty. Situate m a healthy and pleasant lo
cation, 3i miles from the canal, at Turcutom.
Terms accommodating.
S. CUTHBERT.GciiH Agent,
au23 50 snuthfield street.
PURE FRENCH BRANDY—Port; Sherry and Ma
deira Wines for stile, for medicinal purposes, at the
DrugStoreof jaulO) JAMES A. JONES.
ri'UBACCO— '
X 2* half boxes Russell A Robinson’s Congress s’s;
25 do do Grant’s s's
10 do do Grant’s •• S's-' • • * *
5 do do Jones A Sons lump;
10 do do M’Donold’s S’s
6 do do EmeraUa, (Nat. Leaf;)
Just received and for sale by
MILLER A RICKBTSON,
auiO No*. 221 and 225 Liberty *l.
lonn BUS. PEA NUTS;
L&\J\J 25 bags Waluuts;
s 20 do Filberts;
25 do Cream Nun;
100 bis Shelled Almonds;
109 bbls. shelled Pea Nuts;
20 malts Dues:
25 doz 9atad Oil, pints ;
15 do do quarts;
20 bbls.Lovering’s Sugar;
In store and for sale by
JOSHUA RHODES A CO,
au2l No. 6 Wood street.
SUNDRIES— 30 bbls. Vioegar;
50bxs Rosin Stop;
. 60 do Mould and Dipped Candles ;
20 do Star t . , do;
25 dQ Palm Soap;
50 do Starch;
10 do Chocolate;
10 bngs Pepper;
100 Reams Wrapping Paper.
In store and for sole by
aul3 KING A MOORHEAD.
LARD— 1600 tbs No 1 Lard Tor sale by
T. WOODS A SON,
_ No 01, Water street.
POTASH— 5 casks for sale by
aalB J. I). WILLIAMS'A CO.
NUTMEGS —000 lbs. prime for sale by
auls B. A: FAHNESTOCK A CO,
MACE— 200 lbs. for sale by
• au!s B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO
rIrouACCCV-ao bis. good brands in store nnd for sale;
±_anl3; _ KING A MOORHEAD.
GENT! KMEN’S FURNISHING' GOODS;—FALL
STYLES just received at
HINTON A CO.’S
Gentlemen’s Furnishing Store,
uulB • • No. 80 Fourth street
PALM OIL—S casks super quality Palm Oil iu store
and for sale by
tmlß MILLER A RICKETSON.
COFFEE— 301) bags Hio Coffee iu store and for sale.
aulß MILLER A RICKETSON.
NAILS— 200 kegs assorted sizes for sale by
■ STUART A SILL,
au22 __ . 124 Wood street.
GLASS— 34 bxs. 8 by”ID and 10 by 12 for sale b\T
a 022 STUART A SILL.
nPOBACCO— 30bxs. s’s for sale by
x au22 STUART A SILL
prime article, for sale by .
* au22 STUART A SILL;
eHEESE— 50 boxes W. R. for sale by
au22 STUART A SILL.
T>ROOMS—2OO dozen m store and for sale by
j) au22 STUART A SILL.
/\ ATS—*3OO bus. forsale by ..
(j au 22 STUART A SILL.
TJUFFALO TONGUES—Just received from St. Louis,
n a few dozen choice Buffalo Tongues. ■
r WM. A. M’CLURG A CO.,
aa2l - Grocers and Tea Dealers,-
TjIRENCH GELATlNE,.(white..and colored,)—Sum
■Jj tior to anything now m use for mokmg Table Jel
lies, Ac., for sale by
nisi WM. A. M’CLURG k CO
CONGRESS LEMONADE—4 l)Xs just rec’d by
au)B J. D. WILLIAMS fc CO.
+ y? ,1 J t.
r t ‘
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
Bathe*
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4. . V 4 , < *
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RIVER MATTERS.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
4 7BBT C IKCEB3 'VVATEB IN TUB CiUMfIKL. '
ARRIVED:
Steamer Michigan No.2,Boies; Beaver
’* Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville 1
• “ ? e Af; ne sy°3^ w e rd »Bn)ivnB»ilk
a i' M Headnckson, McKeesport, '
C( Beaver, Gordon, Heaver.
11 Thomas Shriver* Bailey, West Newron
“ J. B; Gordon, Poe, Wheeling *•
DEPARTED: °
” Redstone, Woodward, BrownaviUe
“ Atlantic, Parkinson, do ;
i! ■ i-M’Kee,»|end r iek>oii,-ftrcKe<sspon.
** Michigan No. 2, Boies,Beaver,
“ 'Beaver, Gorton, Beaver “
I*, ™° mus Shriven Bailey, West Newton
“ lomon,
‘A TT——, Warden. Cincinnati.
” Columbian, Dcnn, Lou(avilje,
We glean the following items fro" 1 die lasi'St. Louis
Union: . . *
-On Sniurdaylnn, the Josialt Lawrencfcbound fir N
Orlennswuhn heavy outgo, struct a lint sfsUoit disf
lance above Cairo, by which accident one of her guards
"ve S ,ho r ard e '’’ : an ' l '\ c ° n!l^rab^““ n >‘‘J'of (Wiglu wen.
The Kansas, from Glossow; reports a rise in the MisJ
sonn at that pointof four feet. The river is now in fine
order for the largest class bputj. •. '®;
J 1; ®»e ateanier St. Auge was sold yesterday forSl2 J
to.Captsins T. tV. Scott, Mortimer Kennett Col P
P. Chiles anni Messrs,Lewis ABro. Capt,Bcou assumes
lffissonri! and ’ “ nd Wl ‘ lan he .r os « regular trader io“he
The Pocahontas, from St. Joseph, arrived with a. larce
freight and a great number of passengers, radst o Avholn
are merehants visiting the city on business. The officers
report a slight swell fit the Missonri, below the mouSi nf
The tipper river was falling on Saturday &<1 Sundays
a:asrss£ ;
The Louisville Courier of Saturday says • -
BiniS/i’^ WM r* 10 ,^ Jrre ®, oding jtestfcrday' with 4 feet
pinches wa’er in the canal and finches on th-falls
last evening.-The weather has becpme plear.
The Courier also has the following : =
. iauiwA,—Capl Grahmn'a hoa% intended for the
Red. river trade* will he launched from the ship yard of
S?W- W- A tiro. ibis afternoon StVo’clk
V 8 l80f "r l . loi l?’ 31 feel beam,' nod 7'feetMtohl
and will be one of the finest of her class.- - . . • :
and Bridgeport Packet.
tf P len ' Jirt steamer R. JI. LINDSAY.
Mazier.lathe regular 'Wheeling
Packet.mtd leaves hercevery Wednes?
»o y .« ond atori, ay for ibe above ports. For freight or
passage apply on board, or to ®
SHERIFF & BINNING, Ag’is
- Z* No. InAfarket street.
, . For Sale*
fJHgi** Tbr hull of the Steamboat LAKE ERIE
on board, at the Allegheny wltnrf,
P el P w t“ e St._C.lmr street bridge: [nu2o:3i*
The one-half of the sienmhoat ARENA,
ply » I.gbet ween Pittsburgh, East Liver
pool and WeUsviHe. tsdome agood bußinea.being
ihp only regular boat to WeUsville. It will bp disposed
of on reasonable terms. Apply to .
° nl B JAMES BLAKEI.Y.
, Friday Cincinnati Packet.
1 ns?r .ft. THE new and elegant steamer IRENE
M>SMMBmN°- “> <*• E- M'Cunrocs, Master, lias taken
„ r Sj»« of 'bo Clipper No. S, in the Hue of
Packets, and will loave every FRIDAY,at 10 A. M .for
tlie above and intermediate ports. For freight or pn»-
sage apply on hoard. .' Uel»
_For UarletU and flocklngpori« '
THEDneBicnmerPACIFiC,Zi-Roca M*b
wifi leave for ike above and intermedi
ate ports every THURSDA.Y > al4 o’clock, P. M.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
T. WOODS ft SON,
No. Gl Water *t. and 63 Front st.
Wednesday Packet for Cincinnati. '
n it' v and fasl running steamer CIN-
BiunnoHAJi, Master, will leave
■Tmymltrat.trcgulttriy every Wednesday.
I’or freight or passage, apply on board. or to
g»ai«o «. B. MIL.TENBERGER.
Allegheny Klver Trade.
RSGVLAH FRANKLIN PACKETS.
fJ&l&Lfii Toe fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
f&gSWz&gkSa. '2, Capi, Waf. H&n.*ja, leaves the Alle
gheny wharf for Eranklin,every Monday aud Thursday^
The fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No 3, Capt.
Joun Jlaxha, leaves the Allegheny, whnrf ior Frank*
lin. every TUatfay und Friday, at 4P.M. v ’
For Freight or Passage, apply eh Board. {marl*o
'THE GREAT KENTUCKY RRMSdIT
DR. JOHBT UllIiFB SARSAPAUILhAt
IT is pot up in auart bottles, and contains the strength
of SIX TIMES os much pure Sarsaparilla aa any
similar preparation in America. Price Si per bottle.or
six bottles for five dollars.
It has been a well established fact for years past, that
Sarsaparilla, when pure end properly prepared, was the
only true patiucca for all disease* originating from an
irapnre : statc of the blood, the use of mercury, inioxiea*
ting drinks, evil habits in youth, barrenness, Ac. We
boldly assert that JOHN BULL’S FLUID EXTRACT
of SARSAPARILLA is the only preparation before the
public that is prepared on strictly scientific principles
and of umformstrenglb. The Sarsaparilla is purchased
without regard to price, und every pound, before being
used, is subject to the strictest chemical tests, and its
genuineness ascertained before being used!
Bull’s Sarsaparilla also contains the virtues of seve*
ral other valuable medical roo’s, together forming the
best compound, and producing the greatest curative agent
in the known world;
This Medicine, when used according to directions.
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL!
Scrofula or King's Evil, Canccrp; Tumor*, Eruptions of
the Skin, Erysipelas, Clironic Sore Eyes,' King
worm or Tetters, Scald Head, Rheumatism,
Pains in the Bones or Joints. Old Sores and
Ulcer*, Spelling pf the Glands, Syphi
lrs, Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum, Diseases
of Use Kidneys, J<os* of Appe
• * lite. Diseases arising f»om
(lieuwofMrreury,
Pain in tbcSideand
Shoulders. Gen -;
tul Debility,
Dropsy,
Lumbago, Jauhdice,
Costive *e»s. Sore Throat,
Bronchitis. Cough*. Colds, Weak
ness of the Chest, Pulmonary Affections,
and all other Diseases lending to produce
Consumption t
Liver Complaint, Female irregularities and complaints,
Sick and Nervous'Headache, Low Spirits, NighlSweois.
Exposure or Imprudence in Life, Chronic Constitution
al Discasea, and is a spring and summer drink, and
general ionic for the system, and a gi mle and pleasant
gurgative, fur superior to„Blue Lick or Cong Tess Water
alw, or Seidlitz.
Testimonial*.
The following is a verbatim copy of a certificate now
in the possession of the proprietor of Bail’s Sarsapar
illa. Kev. 13. \V. Sehonts widely and generally known
us an eloquent and accomplished Pastor of the M E.
Charch, and the Kev. B. Stevenson has been known as
one of the most talented and zealous members that the
Kentucky Conference coaid boast of for mauy years,
and at this time is fibingthe high and responsible station
of agent for the M.E Book Concern
Can the world produce better or more satisfactory
testimony in favor of any medicine t
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFER-
ED IN FAVOR OF ANY MEDICIAE
Rev. E. W. Sbhon— Rev. 13. Stevenson.
Louisville, May 20,1650.
We have used John Bull’s Sarsaparilla, and have
known it to be used with entire satisfaction; and have
no hesitation in stating that wc believe it to be a safi
and valuable medical compound, and calculated to pro
duce much good, and relieve much suffering; and would
therefore most cheerfully recommend it to the afflicted.
(Signed,) E.W.SKHON,
ESTEVKNSoh.
A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN.
How we all admire acleur, beautiful,'While skin, and
a rosy colored check. How often do wc see persons,
not possessing this “desideratum so devoutly to be
wished,” resortingtocosmelics, lotions,washes, palio-s
and coloring materials, to restore to them a serablonde
of what disease has deprived them of, and that too,with
great injury to the skin. Bull's Sarsaparilla is tho best
cosmetic known. It beautifies the skin, by removing
every panicle of morbid and diseased matter from the
blood, making it pure healthy and vigorous, giviug ac
tivity to every minute vessel, and changing the yellow
and dark counffhauce to the bloom and freshness of
youth. Ladlefffqhandon the use of points and mixtures,
and use Bull's Sarsaparilla, the only effectual remedy.
“ A word to the wise is sufficientand a hint is enough'
for the Ladies.
TESTIMONY LIKE THE FOLLOWING RENDERS
SUPERFLUOUS ALL COMMENT/ON THE EF
FICIENCY OF BULL’S SARSAPARILLA.
[From Dr. L: P. Professor of Chemistry in the
.Louisville Medical College.* 1 )-
*•1 have looked over the listof ingredients composing
John Ball’s Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla, and
have no hesitation in saying .hat they form asafecom
dound,and one that promises well to chronic diseases,
to which it U applicable ” L. Y. YANDELL, M. D. .
Louisville* June 6,1848.
WHAT DK. PYLES, Physician by appointment to the
‘ Louisville Marine Hospital, says of BULL’S SARSA
PARILLA t
Louisville, March 20,1840.
’ I have examined tlienrescrtptioii for the preparation
of John Ball’s SursapariUa; and I believe the.combina
tion to be an excellent one. and well calculated to pro
duce an alterative impression on tlm system: 1 have
used it both in public and prvute practice; aria think it
the bestartlole of Sarsaparilla in use.
M. PYLES,M.D,
- Resident Physician at the Louisville Marine Hospital.
(Er* CAUTlONrr?Beware and ask for the original Dr.
JOHN BULL’S SARSAPARILLA, from Kentucky—
and have no other. KEYSER & M’DUWELL,
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
- For sate by D. M. Curry and Josep Douglass, Ale
riieny City; .Win. B.'Mercer, Cannontburg, and by
Druggists generally.
; jefofltntl&w • • :
CORNER OF MARKET AND THIRD KfeEETB,
FACULTY>-John Fleming, principal lnstructor id
the science of Accounts.
O. K.- Chamberlin, Professor of Psnmansrtrp, Mercan
tile computation, Ac.
Alex. M. Watson, Esq., Lecturer on Commercial
Low.
. The Rooms of this Institution arc open -both day and
evening, for tins reception of those wishing to obtain a
practical Mercantile education. ‘1 he course of instruc
tion is so thorough, that every- studenron leaving the
College will be competent to take charge of and con
duct on correct principles, any set of Stock or Partner
ship Books, however complicated. ; • [jeKhdAw
PEJilSti LASSWORKS.^
F. LOHENZ, 88. ... THOMAS WIdHTMAN.
Lorenz &>Wtghtmon,
(Formerly of the firm of WM; M’Collt A Co.)
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF- • •
: VIALB, BOTTLES AND WINDOW GLASS,
63 Witter and-05 Front Streets, Pittsburgh, Penn'a,
N. B.—Particular atlcnlloapfud to odd sizes of. Wi
ndow Glass and private mi olds for Bottles and Vials.
• jy22:3md&w ' : !./
Qennl&t Roman Strings,
HKLEBER, No. 101 Third street, has just imported
. a lot of genuine Italian ‘Roman Pings, for- the
Violin and Guitar. They are of the veryfineßlquality,
four, lengths ond font threads. Having been purchased
“by H. Kleber’s son, in the Factories inXurope, they are
fresh and pure, and for beaaty of tone, correctness of
sound and durability, they are, altogether, unrivalled.—
They are the same ns used by all the great
Ole 8011, Sivori, ViUextemps, &c.
aul9 SIGN OF THE GOLDEN HARP.
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River News,
PITTSBURGH
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BY THE O'REILLY LINE.
AWFUL CONFLAGRATION.—A SQUARE IN
Massilon, Ohio, Angnst 27:
A fire broke out at about 1 o’clock this morn
ing in the rear of Rawson’s store, which spread
to all the buildings adjoining, until every one
upon the wbolev Square on: the.. North side of
Main street, between Erie and Mill streets, with
the exception of one were destroyed. The fol
lowing fire the business houses conshmed; Amer
ican House, S. Hawk; the Dry goods store of
Itind, Merrich & Co j L. S. Rawson’s store ? the
large Book and Grocery store of D. Hahe; the
store, fin ana sheet Iron Establishment of E.
Behind ;i the cap store of Mr. Merrich; the gro
cery of Mr. Sibilee; the Saddle shop of Mr.
Juddshoe shop of Mr. Young and the Jewelry
Btore of J. Coleman. Besides some two or three
small dwellings upon tho rear of these lots.—
The loss is immense, though at this time it is'
difficult to say Low mneb;; probably §lOO,OOO
Tho amount insured is large which will ftdl upon
the Hartford Protection' City Insurance Com-i
pany of Cincinnati; Cleveland Mutual; Ohio
Mutual and Merchant’s Mutual’of Buffalo ;
Stark county Mutual:; Mutual and!
Portage county Mutual, j It is no doubt the work
of an incendiary. -
FIRE IN CHICAGO.
”• ’ i- - ••■■***■ :
■ (yacAQO, August 27th; •
- On Saturday night at pj o’clock a fire broke
out m Boiler Row and bfiigre the engines could'
getontho ground, the fiqmes had extended sd
much that all efforts to extinguish them were
unavailing. The buildings were completely en-1
veloped in flames and tbp heat was so intense
that the firemen were driven from tire’position'
they had taken,’ to save tilo largo ware house of
P. Morton & Co. on thp|East, which Was com-!
pletely burned; together 3vith|several temporary]
buildings adjoining. Besides a large amount of
other property. The entfre loss is supposed to’
be about §60,000. A rpan, a porter in Mr.-
Haddock’s ware house who slept in the building!
hasnot since been Been dad is supposed to have'
perished in the flames. M'
Wasrisoton, August, 27.
Hon. Jas McDowell,J§ member of last Con
gress and formerly Goverhor of Virginia, died
on Saturday last'-at his Residence near Lexing
ton. He has been a represenative in Congress
eight years.
Johnston & Morton’s saw mill and four ad
joining dwellings, in Fulton was destroyed by
fire last night. Johnston and Morton’S loss
§6OO. \ \
New York, August 27,
The Steamer Africa for Liverpool sailed to-day
at noon with 71 passengers and §850,(>00 in
specie. '
Tho bridge over the Parkoe river on the line
of the Eastern Railroad was set on fire last night
and some fifty feet destroyed.
Baltimore, August 27.
There is to be a Cuban sympathising meeting
in Monument square to-night.
BALTIMORE MARKET.—-August 27.
Flour... Dull; Howard street 4,00. 1
Wheat... Red 70@85; white 76@84.
Com... Yellow 66; white 56@G0.
0at5...32.
Rye... 63. ,
Mess P0rk...16,87; prime 13,60.
, . -Bacon-Shoulders 8$ ; : sidos 9J r hams
10©11.
Lard—9J@ll for. bbls and kegs. ; !
Coffee... Rio 8J@8? ; Porto Rico 61(355t.
Molasses ...Dull.
Whiskey...22©23.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET —August 27.
Finn- g? ",
vfneat—Bl@B2.
Com—6o.
Whiskey... 23.
Groceries and Provisions... Firm.
NEW YORK MARKET.—August 27.
Cotton... Firm.
F100r—3,871 @4,62.
Mess P0rk..’15,50.
Mess Beef 8,75(5),10,00.
Rio Coffee—Bj©9.
Sugar... New Orleans 5; Porto Ricos@sl.
Linseed 0i1—72©73.
Tobacoo—Keg 81 @lO,
Wool—Dull and heavy. 5
ST. LOUIS MARKET—August'27. >
Mesa P0ifc...13,87i@16,87J@15,00. .
Bacon... Common clear sides 51; prime 10
hams bagged 9J v canvnsßed 10.
Whiskey...2o®2o4.
Lead... 4,25.
Hcmp...85@90.
CINCINNATI MARKET—August 27.; -
F10ur...3,10@1,15. Buyers would operate
freely at 8,00, ' < ■
Whiskey—lB@lBJ.
Mess P0rk...15,00; Clear sides 10J.
Molasses.-. Cuba 28@29; N. O. 83.
Rio Coffee...BJ.
Linseed 0i1...08@09@70.
River risen 6 inches. Weather pleasant.
Valuable Real Estate at Auction*
THESUB3CRIBKK offers for sale, on fuvora*
b!e terms, the following property, in the City Btwlfj
ol Pittsburgh, viz• - ■ •
No. t. Thr/-e valuable three story brick dwelling
houses, on Second streets, between Market and Ferry
streets; the lot 6 being-each 10 feet front by 80 deep.
No. S}. Contains 57 feet fronton Third street, adjoin
ing the Third Presbyterian Church, on which is erected
one fourstory brick house, used as apriutingoffice, and
one two B'ory brick warchon'e.
If the above is not sold before Thursday, the 4th day
of September, at private sale, it will then be offered at'
public outory-, on the premises. Terms at sale. ’ !
JOHN FLEMING,
Agent for Johnston & Stockton
Valuable Real Estate In Beaver Oountv*
AT AUCTION. • .
THE SUBSCRIBER offers forsalc the following prop*
erly, vix:
No. l. Two Lots in Fallston, Beaver county, being
lot* Nos. 3 and 4, being aboat IOU feel square, on which
is erected one block of four frame dwellings, and one
separate stone dwelling, all two stories high. ..
No. 2. One lotso ieet front on Back street, opposite the
above, and extending to the top of the hill. /
No. 3. Two beach lots, each 50 feet front, and running
from the road to low water math, on the Big Beaver. .
No. 4. One > ya , uable water-lot, 100 feet on Wheel
Race, with ten shares water power attached.
No. 5, One lot opposite the water lot, 80 feet front, ami
extending to the top of the hill, on which is erected one
two story brick store and warehouse, 23 by 59 feel; nl
so.ouc frame dwelling, two stories high.
No 6. One large lotin New Brighton. Beaver county,
being about 140 feet on Broadway, had about 200 feet
-deep, containing li acre, on which arc erected two
targe frame dwtHliugs, ana one small frame bonse;uscd
ns an office. This property yeas formerly occupied by
Mr. T. C. Gould, and is very: pleasantly located, being'
immediately opposite thcFallston Bridge. 1
No. ,7. One water lot, immediately below Fallston
Bridge, being aboat lOOifeeCih; length, and extending
from Water stroet.to low water mark, or towing path
,ll not sold before Thursday, the Utli day of Septem
ber next, at private sale, it will then be- offered at pub
lic outcry,on the premises. Terms at sale, •;
JOHN FLEMING,
Agent for Johnston & Stockton.
O’Donnell, Mullen & Co*
‘ Pittsburgh Chair and Cabinet. Ware Rooms. '
NO. 98 THIRD ST,,
BETWEEN WOOD A Nr) MABKW, (SOUTH SIDS).
j+eats.- MANUFACTURERS or* Cane Seat Parlor
H|Tj Chairs; Cano-Seal Rookiug Chairs; Re*
Ml ccption and Invalid Chairs; Catie Seal
VLjjrri _ L anc * Country House Stools; Settees-; Loan
- ges, and every variety of Common Chairs.;
SfJggP fjl All of which were; manufactured under
Jjjr ft their personal - superintendence, and are
• % " warranted both in material and workman
ship inferior to none in the City;; Dealer? in these arti
cles will find it to their especial advantage to call and
exainihe for iliemscives previous to going elsewhere.
Steamboats and Dwellings furnished at the shortest
notice. All orders punctually attended, to. fjygff
Deafness Cured*.
CLINTON FURNACE, June t\ 1851.—5. M. Hike:
Dear Sir—This may certify that one of riSyboys has.
been afflicted forlhe lastthirteen years with a healing
and deafness of the right ear. I have tried anumberof
physicians, all without any benefit, and had given up:
ail hope of a cure ever being efiected, when our.fatnily
physician, niter examining the case, recommended me
to use the PETROLEUM, which I did, and am happy to
inform you that the use of two bottles effected an entire
cure.: I wrilc ihia whhonl solicitation or your acquaint
ance. Willi sentiments of esteem, 1 am yours truly,
iya ,/v JOSEPH swab.
New mackerel—
-100 bbl£ large No. 31851 Mackerel, (Mass, inspn
10 'do .small do; do . do;
10 do sraallNo.l do ■ do:
. 301tBlf large No. 3 do do;
40 qr. do No 2 do do;
Now landing and for sal •by - .
MILLER A RICKETSON,
ablB ‘ Nog. 221 and 225 Liberty
TjrrASHING - WITHOUT LABOR.—Babbitt’s Sonp
\VV Powder—warranted to take stains out ot table
Lmen ami Napkins, and not,to rot or iniure the cloth,
For sale by,... JAMES A. JONES, . ..
au9? . tor Liberty and Hand-sis. ,
fIIOWNSEND’S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER
"L !—For the cure of Diarrhtoa, Headache,
Nervous Dobility, and other diseases arising irenra l dis
ordered statu of the stomach;
; Foreale at the Drug store of
: . au37 •• • JAMES A. JONES. '
T>ERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, Ac AfinH assort
•JTjuicnt for sale by [au27] JAMES A. JQNE9. ■
AYERS’~CHt;RRY PECTOBAt—A fresV.iipply of
; this invaluable medicine for the cure of consump
tion, Coughs, Cclds, Ac., just received andforsaleby—
au27;'-u/'? ..v • JAMES AV-JONEs. f
JAMES’ . BOOK:—The Fate'; a Tale of sTir : _
iingTnriesi. "Just received and for sale at4he Cheaif
Book, Magazine and Newspaper Establishment of H.
MINER A CO., No. 32 Smithfield street. (au2B
BERAGE DE LMNES—A. a. Mason A Co. aTe
now closing out their stock of Berages
Be Lames, at less than eastern cost.
au*2Q Nos. 62 and 64 Market sV
s ' » I "
:•*:.¥■. r *;•*••«»* *»;■.••■..^V : -n '•*' v *»••*■'—•. *.;
- C'
* *,*
* - T-i . , , 1 -s 3
ASHES.
Cincinnati, August 27.
Boston; August 27.
Bankers anir Brokets.
I BILL « CURRYt
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
So. OO Wood Street, f j
• Thirddoor ieioto Fourth—(iotsltidc).
QIGHT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly
O for sale.:Time-Billsof Exchange and Note* dis
counted. Gold.Siivef and RnnkNoteS'bonghiand sold.
Collections made in all the principal cilicsoT the United
States. Deposits received of Par and Current Funds.
majtl7:y •
PATRICKS & FRIEND,
8 ? K A N» BXOH AUOB BROKERS,
. No. t/5, conitna WooD ahdDiamond stkeets, .
Pitisburght Pa. [mayl
Domestic and foreign Exchange, Bank No tea,
Bold and Silver, Bought,So,<i arid Exchanged, .
w AT TIIB r
EICHAKGK AWI> BASKISO UOUSE,
■'* ■■■'• 09 •-
William A. Kill m Co.,
■ 04 Wood Stiectt 7
PITTSBURGH. >.■'
(P* INT KB S3T A LLOWKD Oft TIME DEPOSITS.
1 -•' 1 v SDWAHfI'ftAIIM. •
: KBAHBB A BAHH.
BankertandSxchangißrtskert, Dialers in Fcrtiitn and
; Domesticßills,BiUscf Exchange, Certificates o'Depot
it, Bank Notes, and Coin.
Comer of Third W d Wood slß.,dirtctly oppoalw Ihe S
Charlee Hoiei.. . may'2B
Removal.
; ;fiT. nObfißß A sons,
»HBIB BAJiXISa IXS EXCniKaS OFFICB
To Noi CTUXoriet street, four doors helots old stand.
N. HOLMES tt SONS.
BRokEKS.in'd DeH
lui! 1 0l S, 8 » r ra^s > Acceptances, Gold, Silver and
Bank Notes. Exchange on the Eastern arid'.Western
cities constantly for sale. v
CollecUonß made in all the citiesithrouehoat the Uni
ted States. Dejv>sitcß received hr par funds'or Current
paper, No. 67 Market street, between Third and Fourth
ytreots. - • aug2B-ly.
/ T ';. - r - thos.sause>t
- . HO^ff'yiSAttGEHT*
mr . exchange brokers,
and Sixth streets .. Fiusbvrth, P*
Notes, Time Bills, Foreign
Certificates ofDepoait.&c
lAN principal Cities of the Union
n , Bu )? 3 W suit purchasers. .
EDGAR THORN, H. D,,
P a YSI CfA N6f SUit G£ O JV,
jNu. biakfcT,'.
eireet, Piusburga, Pa.
iL/“ Oiitee bums, irum 7 10 10 A-.-
hi ; la it> i , and ? io iu, i\M,
Ivijjln c;i.ls piouipiiy ut
iCiiUeU io. j ■ iauib •
F_ ■ Ayer*a Cherry Pectoral t
OR rilH CURE OF COUGHS;COLDS, lIOARSH-
BRONCHITIS. IV IlljOl’lNCi COUGH,
ukOOP. ASTHMA anil CONSUMPTION. :
- Among the uuraerous discoveries Science has made
in this generation to the business of life, in
crease its eyenproiong the icrra of hu
ntau hone
loiauhkind, than this .'contribution of Chemistry to the
A vast trial of J its virtues throughout this
broad country, has proven beyonda doubt,that no medi
cine o’i combination ; of raedidaes yet known, can ro
Barely'control and cure the numerous-varieties of pul
monary disease which have hitherto swept from our
midst thousands and thousands, every year. ; Indeed
there is now abundant reason to believe, a Remedy has
allcngthbeeh found which ehn be Veiled on to cure the
mpsutangcTousadectiohsofthe lungs. Our space here
wl! not permit us to publish any proportion of the cores
effected by ns use, but we Would present the following
opinions of eminent men, and ‘refer further enquiry. to
the circular wh.eh the Agent below named, will always
be pleased to furnish free, wherein are full particulars,
and iudiaputubJe proofs of these facts.
From the President of AmhersrCollege, the celebrated
---i*r*fdsiorJlMeheoetr.
. ‘.‘Jatnes^C.-Ayer—»Sir: 1 have“usod your Cherry Pec
toral Intmrown case of am
sati>fied from its chemieaj co»«‘rttnion r that iris im ad*,
mirable coropoand fortife relief of la.-'tigal and broh -
cbial difficulties, if my opinion as to ils superior char*
uctercdu be of any service 1 , yoa are at liberty to use it
as yon think proper. - i -
EDWARD IHTCUCOCSjIi. L. D. •
Prom the widely’celebrated Professor. SHlraan,M. D.
Professor of Chemistry. Mineralogy,
•Ye., Yale College, Member of the Lit. Mist.
Med. Phil, and Scientific Societies of
' * Amcricaand Europe.
u f deera the Cherry Pictorial on admirable composi
tion from'soniQ'pr.lli^.bestarticlesTnihcMatefTSwcdi"
ca t and a very effective remedy for the class ofdueas"
esjt is intended to care.” •
New Haven,Ct ,Nov. i,1549.- ,
MajoriPattison, President of the S.C. Senate,.state*
he has used the ,pherry Fietoml, with wonderm! see*
ccas, to core an itiflamation of the longs.
Fron one of tlis first physicians in Maine.’ ' .
• • . Saco, Me, April 2G, 1849.
Dr J.-C. Ayer, Sir: 1 am.now con
stantly using yopr,Cherry Pectoral in my practice; and
preferitto any othermedicine for pulmonary complaints.
From observations ofraany severe coses, I .tun convinc
ed it will cure coughs, colds, and diseases of ihc longs,'
that have put to defiance all other remedies. .
. 1 invariably recommend its use in case ofcbnsnmption,
and consider itmnch the best remedyknown forihat dis
eaae. ... . Respectfully yours, -
D - , •••••••, IS. CUSHMAN, MB.
Prepared and sold by James C. Ayer, Practical Chem
ist, Lowcil,Mass. ....
-UTr'Sold in Pittsburgh wholesale an* retail,by B. A.
Fahiiestock.andby‘J. hi. Townsend; in Allegheny City
07 II P. Schwartz, ami J. Douglass, tuid by druggists
generally. : ... .: V- . .
Co-Partnership. '
XtTB have this day--entered Into Co-Partnership-for
TJ.. {t^Pttfp.oWzqrinianuActuxia&Mngtara,-Spice e,
and PWrif, and
shall be nappy to see the old customers of Rhodes & A 1
com, at No. street,opposite tiieSu Charles Ho
tel. n - . . JOHN WRIGHT, .
Pittsburgh , Anßust.o,lBsl. AVM. F, AI.CORN;. -
'N withdrawing from ; the firm o-Rhodes A- Alcobn,;
X in favor of Mr. John Weight, ifohe plensdrein re
commending him anti the new firm or WRIGHT «fc AL*
CORN to their late. cuMomersnnd tbo public in general
a* being every way worthy of their patronage and con
fidcncey y. [apt2] .v -j : W. R. RHODES.'
SLATK ROOFING.
. riIHOMAS ARNOLDi'Stuie Ro<ifcfandDeaUT^nSlalc3.
L has on hand a full SDpply of very superior ganged
SLATE, andispreparcdto execute ainy orders for work
that may be entrusted'lo hinL in a manOeT that willln-'
sure satisfaction', and on very accommodating
He devotes ins entire time and attention to thebusiness,
and feels confident that all his work will be perfect..
He may be found at Logan, Wilson 4.Co’s 129 Wood
street. : ■ -T' 1 .faanfrflm ' ‘
HowChocolateFaotory, •.
SIG. N. GIAMBONI As CO. respectfully linform the
public that they are uow manafaotaring CIIOCO*
LATEof.every quality ondprice,. This Chocolate,
like most others sold here, is wr irranted pure and o nad
ulterated, aad finer flavor,; more nutrieious'
and.wholesome. ,i£ig. G.and Co..having-been proprie
iors; .of one of ihe largest Chocolate manufactories in
Italy, assure the public that they will furnish an artiole
equal, if not superior, to the beat imported, and at a less
price.
• Ilia for sale at Mr. SORKL’S,(Mad.Sorel ? s Millinery,)
No. 102 Fourth street, up- stairs, naxldoor toihcJday*
Or?BOffice.; /. - •• . , :fao7-
Furniture and Choir Ware room*.
a JOSEPH MEYER, 421 Penn street, above the
Canal Bridge, keeps const&ntly on hand and makes
toorder; attue fcHCMtpneh,-every description ©!
ancy and Plain FURNITURE, SOFAS and CHAIRS,
of the beet workmanship and most approved styles.
Purchasers would do well to visit bis Warerooms. ■
my27-d&wly
MORRIS’, ‘in' the Diamond t ialhebeslp’ace to buy
real gObd ; .. ; " fnult :
BARLEY— 71) bus. for sale by
au2g y yy STUART & SILL.
/ILAREI'>t-4U cases Bordeaux Claret now landing anti
V for sale by [sulO j _ MILLER & RICKETSUN.
ThyfURbER l MURDER!—Thousands of Flies destroy*
fX cd by the use of the India Exterminator, R. B. C.
Price 5 cents per sheer. Tens of thousands of Roaches,
Eats nud Mice have been destroyed by Burgess & Co.’s
Exterminator. - Price 25 dents per box. These articles
have never been known to.fail. Sold wholesale and rc
tail at the Medical Depot, SQSmitbfield street Ihqld
ODD FELLOWS’ TEXT BOOK and Odd Fellows
Offering, for 1351—jnat received at
au7 / i. - - . HINTON & CO t .9|l
—lmperial, Gunpowder, Young iilyson and
X Clack Teas,rec’d and lor sale by .y y«
aul3 • KING & MOORHF>AD;
NAILS— 50 kegs assorted sizes forsale by
y aug7, , . ; ; STUART & SILL,
rpEA-r-25 chests Y. H, to close ouwfor sale by
X . STUART A SILL
O. SUGAR—a prime article; v.j -
nu 22 ; :: ■ STUART & SILL.
rittAS—Black Imperial and Young Hyson for j«ale bv
1 : au7- StUART & -SILL;- -
Thresh BUTTER^—Received this day, and for sale at
J? MORRIS TEA MART,
nu 73 '• y.. ' in the Diamond.
ANTED—SCO baa. YKLLOW'COKN, for which
the highest cash, price will be paid.'
- bright & alcorn; ~
au'W * . r I ; Ne.ll7Tlimist
New arrival of fink gold watches
AND . JEWELRY:,;at HOOD’S Jewelry Store, 51
Market street and selling at one-half the, ostial retail
’prices. l; • - . f aa^i
HIS beat as so r tmen tofG OL D' FJu N S anil (SOLD
.PENCILS in this city is selling at about half the
usual retail price, at HOOP’S. 5i Market m. [an2S
UIH HAISINS p
i'-FU 150 do Figs;
. 2ttcasks.Curranls»-
50 boxes Jujube Pastel.
40 do Rock Candy;
i? 5 do ‘i Maccarom; .
20 do VennieceHa;
AQcaaes Biunes, glass jara;
;ln store and /or sale'by • •;. - ,
JOSHUA RHODES & CO.,
au2t ; l * No. G Wood street.
IAA BXS. PRIME CREAM CHEESE;
IU\J- 75: half bbls.Shad;
; Just received and for sale by F. R. DRAVO, 1
att2l:2w Nos.l aud 2Diamond.
FLOUR— Exua Family and superfine, always on hand
; and for sale by -- : I au22) STUART & 3ILD-?
AN ATE- CURRANTS— 1 bbl. fresh for sale by
: ants •• : JvP WILLIAMS fc-CO.
ARLEY—SO bus. for sale by " •
au7 . _ -STUART A SILL.
TYICE FLOUR and Hulled Barley fox sale by '
xi aulB WRIGHT &
AT ME*AL—Fresh ground for sale by : ‘ : ;;
j ante. . - .. . WRIGHT AIALCQKN.
eOFFEE— Fresh Roasted daily, for sale;
> an!B‘. _ L.J . /WRIGHT & ALCORN.
■TfcTEW GOQDS—Just receivedi assortment of
±%' Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at
T. .hinton* co.’s
' / A ■ 'Gentlemens'FurnißhingStore, 1
an 7 ; No. 80 Fourth street
HOPS— 1G bales 1849 Hops now landing and for sale.
aul& MILLER & RICKETSON.
MUSTARD, Pepper and spice fresh ground, for sale
aulS WRIGHT Sc ALCORN
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DR, BROWN,. No; 41 DIAMON D ALLEY
S- .Uiiyoißi.hia emlre allention lo bii offic.
rntow or Vmtrial Diseases, and aneh pain
broughtoa iy Impruclcnca
y °«lv.Lni n^^ C n. cenr,^exC€S3 -- ' V
.Syphilitic Eruptions, Go/iorr,
origin,; / Skin Diseases, . ScorbnUc Ernntlonß^'rJSS*
Ringworm, Mercurial Di ge a ses. Semi no n/>Tif u? •
Piles, Month;
(y Suppressions; Diseases of.tlic Joints,Fistatn irv An!l-
Ncrvous Aflections, Pains in the Backomi^3£afti£s2“
Hons of the Bladder and Kidneys, anccessffitS
Cure guaranteed.. :7 - /»•«.*«:«
Fourteen-years’ praclicelfrmr in this ettyi enable* Dr‘
Jsrown looffor agsurif nccsofspeedy cure to all who mav
come under his care.. . . i-" f
Office and private consulting rooms, .41 Diamond ay,
Uy" Charges, moderate/ novs:<J&wLy
Brown's newiy mscovreu renT
edy for Rheumatism itr a speedy and certain remedy
forth&tpainfultrouMe. Ithcverfails. ■
Office ann Prlvate Rooms No; 41, DJA*
MOND, Pittsburgh, Peuna. The Doetor'is always at
hom> lanlS-dawtr
.uo^® 0
BrrOnyflo(t , s Improved XiXtract
■ op " ■ ■
YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA.
IS NOW PUT-UP in the . largest sized,Botries/and is
> acknowledged to bd ihe BEST-SARSAPARILLA
made,ds U certified by the. Wondshtul CO- Esithasper
formed, the original copies of which are in the possession
of the proprietor. -Remember, this is the only TRUK
and ORIGINAL article.
• This Medicine, when üßed accordino to directions,
■ WILL CURE WITHOUT PAIL,
• Scrofula,'li-V'
or King’s Evil,
- Cancers, Tumors. ' • -
Eruptions of tho Skin, .
;■ -- u -Erysipelas, Chronic Sore ,■ / ...
Eyes, Ringworm, or Tetters,
. Scald Head,Rheumatism r Painsjn
th<v Bones or Joints, Old Soros andUl- :
cerß,Swe!lingo: the Glands, Syphilis, Uys- .
. pepsia, Salt. Rheum,. Disease: of the-Kidneys,-
Loss of Appetite, Diseases arising from tho
useof Mercury,.P&in in the Sides and; • <■■■
-Shoulders,General Debility,Drop-. .■ >
. i sy. Lumbago. .Jaundice, and
■ Costiveness.
THE BEST FEMALE MEDICINE KNOWN!
Incipient Consumption, Barrenness, Lucorrhra, or
Whiles, Irregular Men*truntion, Incontinence of Urine,
and general gloomy state of mind are cured by Db. Got*
son’s Extbact op Ykllow. Dock and Sahsapaailla,
which gives immediate relief by renewiug the founda
tion orheatlb; and strength, the blood It neutralizes bad
hqffiors, stops unnatural secretions..andgives hculthv
aciion to all the vitolpoWere!-'. 1 1
; Let all who wish to purgeihe blood fromtfie impurities
contracted from the free iudafgence of the appctile dur
ing the winter, and to.prepare the system to resist sum
mer epidemics, resort now to “ Dr Guysoti’sEirract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,” wffeh is proving itself
an antidote fox many of the moat malignant diseases (im:
flesh is heir tbfand lheywill nererbe disaptibihfed; for
in th s remedy thejmbuc faith has never/wavered—nev
er can waver? for. it isfounded on experfeiice, just as
Utetr want of fuhlt iii oiher ahdsparioas compounds is
also, founded; on experience. They fly from mineral
nostrums to seek hope. life, and vigor from this purely
v<ge(nb!e remedy j therefore, lioweve r, broken down in
liealdi aud spirit*, however, loathsome to himself and
othe(S,'leL no one despair of recovery ;ieVthe patient
only understand that his hope of physical restoration lies
only in Guysou’s Extract of Yello w Dock andSarsape
rtila. and persuade him r .fnr.biB life’s sake;.toi try it, and
we have no hesitations predicting his specdy.rcaioru
tion to health;-.
Females, Bead tlie Following,
Nbwauk,' Ni'J., January 25/
■Air. fstnnetlz-rrvJG. take pleasure in stmiag ithatyour
Ycllow.Dock and Sarsaparilla gives great satisfaction in
everycase.
A very respectable, gentleman informed, us that ‘his
daughter was troubled: with difficult menstruation and
otherdiscases peculiar u> ber.sex.i She had not had her
regular menstrual discharge for a long time ; but iiythe
•use oC,Dr:..GffF*oiCB : YelfOw Dock and Sarsaparillirwa*
in*diealJy cured.; She used Townsend’s andolhers with*
out receiving.the slightest benefit.-. • He hadonedaoirhier
die from the someeaosc. r U E. TRIPP tCO "
. .lli«masSVillb^Oswego coajiiy,• May; i849.-'.J
&. F. Rennctr—DenrSir r I.purchased,aabort limff afro,
:a. bottle .-.of your YHlowT7rrrfr -maT-finmiiiiiii triii r. ■■■r a
wifei. which she.has nsed for her complaint, :B’rysipelas i
and Weakness, Failing of the AVomb, etc, and fthasril
xeadyjwfp'ed her very much. Of the Erysipelas ;It has
effected nearly n-onn-. vf n VCfonri
bottle, and judging from the effect of the former,~Tßci con
'fident that it will-effect a perfect cure. ■-.<
Your?, very respectahly, : . N. COBURN.
... Cvrtqf att.aggnivatedcattttf Erysipelas. .
The cures performed by Dr;Euysott’s Yel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla arc. Tasting: The patient’s
general hcn.lrtrMmtinuetjprJtiiprovo is re-"
mov.cd. *"(Jures‘are'not Chronicled until- ttnte has fully
tested that there can be no relapse or rcinm/.ofrjhe dj£-
.ease. ... /; ?,-..V-TiV '
NonwAV,. Herkimer co , February, JB5O. '
S. F. Bmtitit 4* Co —Gents: It is with great pleasure
thatl write io you about the very hnppy effect ;Of*your..
Yellow. Dock and Sarsaparilla upon my son, whoffaa;
loi g been suffering, iinuer that dreadful, laathspme di*- ;
ease, Erysipelas,,-wiih wbich ; he was attacked in;lB4S,;,
an<> was for several mouths attended by some of ourbcsi.j
physicians, who tried their skill, nerseveringly for five •
months, wiuioui any beneficial effects whatever# ;~JHe
became reduced, lo.a perfect skeleton; He- had uicors i
. from his hip down to his kneo, which were,continually.
discharging offensive matter. ■ Medical and surgical akin..
Wos baffledr.:.Physicians say thathis ensewaa hopeless. -
— : there could be nothing .dbne' to, arrest those terrible
gangrening ulcers...cMy neighbors and ;rayself thought
his Uisßolmion'hear.a.tband.. Dne of my neighbors, who
had curefftt childofscrofula with yourlnvaluablemedi- .
Clue; wishedme.toraakc a andmor&fromthe :
restless' desire to do something while life lasted, ;than;,
from aav hone of gelling relief/1 procured tbrec^bottles i
of your l Yelio w Doc k and Sarsapa.riUa;! l .aiul«gmmen<K::-?
♦ed usingitj .and to.my astonishment-ho c dmm paced to
improve before he had used the third bottle* and before j
he had used hajf a-dozeh bottles he coirid walk out. He’;'
used in all twelve, bottles during tbe year ,’49, and by.;.
Or tobef la»t he wai perfectly, restored; every vestige of
the disease. except,the scars .was removed, and he-rtf*
maiiis in perfectneallh up
coveryi under (he bTessfngS cf God, ii'ehttrel/ dwiiigio. '
the Use of your Yellow Dock andSarsnparilTiu and I as-'
sure yoU . that I feel myself under great obligations to'J
you. .and it ts with great jov that' I inform you of WfcaC
your Sarsaparilla bffs done for my son ’ ’
: Respectfully, v JAMES RUSSELL.
; Price $1 per bottle—six bottles for 05. • ‘ •
: Sold by _ ,J. D.'PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio*, '
North-east corner’df Fourth and'Walnnt Bts.,-—entrance'
•on VValniu—to whom all orders must be addressed.
; JEidd&Co,Pmsbttrgh';L Wilcox,Jr,corner Mattel, -
street and the Diamond; B A' Fahuestoek A Co,Tilts**
burgh; J A Joues; Pittsburgh; Lee & Beckham; AUe
gheuy City; LT KusSeH, .Washington:W H Laihbei- '*•
: ton, Franslm; L B ; Bowic, Umoiuown; H Welly,
Greensburgh; 8 Kounu,i'Soihcrsetf Scott A Gilmore,
Bedford; Reed A. Son, Hautitlkdon; Mrs. Orr, Hollidays*
burgh; Hildebrand ACo;.lndiana ; ,J U-Wright, Kitlan*
ning; Evans A Co,-BrbokvilleV A 'Wilson &
Wayriesburgh; M’Farldnd A CojNCallehder.Mttii'd-...
ville; Burton A.Co, Erie;.Henry Forker,-Mercer; Jaa‘
KeUy & Co, Butler; S Smithy Beaver; J J) Summertoh,
Warren \.v L _A'CS Crooker
Jr.. Brownsville. y & . myl®
FOR iChorches, Stores, Parlors, Steamboats, Canal J
Boats, Halls, Chambers, Kitcheus, Workshops, and ,
indeed every place.where light is required. .The public
arc respectfully invited to cull and a beautiful
assortment of tbeseXamps. Aleo,Lamps of all kinds,
fnir T.ord r.orft Oil, Ac., Chandeliers,Girandoles, Wait-*
eris, Tuantel Decorations, Lamps, Globes,Glaseee,\YickB,
Paper, Tin Shades, Mats aitd Cans,' and all things per
taining to the trade. Also, a superior Safety Lantern,
for Steamboats .and StableC i
j-. The cheapest-light lobe found for store and shop pur
poses, ia Tough’s tleChed Chemical Oil and Lamps, from
which a splendid light is obtained at f ofa. cent per
hour, equabif not superior, to gas: - We invite an ex
amination of durgoods hud prices. Being prepared,by
the accumulation of 12 years* experience, and with fa-"
ciliiies to supply both the wholesale and retail trade,‘on: ...v
the mostfavofabJe terms, attbe Pittsburgh Oil and Lamp
Store.
AH articles delivered in any partof the ciiy,orin Al- > *
legheny, free of cost. . - f
. ETHEREAL AND CHEMICAL, OR PINE OIL, fo
gularly supplied once or twice a week.. All orders left
with the wagon, (which is constantly passing round iho V!.
city,) willbe promptly attended to. _ J. S.TOXJGIL'
•• No. 82 Fourth street, Afjollo flail,
• aprl9;dAwy • betwedn Market and Wood. '
f|l{lE UNDER3IGNt3D.ofIers forsalchis property in
1.; Allegheny City. The Lot is seventy-two feet nine l - •*
inches, ironting on the East Common, nnd ninety feet in ; -
depth; extending from a cornerat-Gay alley to proper- ,
ty owned bylhe ProtestariiMethodist Church. The im- •■•••
hroveraents area-three story'Brick Dwelling, Well fin- „
isheil,and two comfortable frame. Dwelling Houses.—
There is probably mo more pleasant-and detirable lo
cality for private resldeneesin ihe CilylliHh the Lot now
offered for sale. 1 The professional parsuifdpf the under- v
signed do hot permit hint to bccopy and eujoythiSprop-- s
erty, and henee the offer to sell. ,ft will, be sold h bar- :
coin; if application bu maac soon. . For price and 'erraa
of payment," refer to : Mr. Morrison Faster, ut.lhe Ware-'
house bf:P. M'Coroiiclf, Esq.j pr John ticmihg, Esq. T
Allegheny City
. Diamond Sporki.
RECEIVED TO-DAY. 300 Diamond Sparks, selected
for Glass Cutters? tise • >:■
■ jy lg : • •' '• JNQ; B. McFAPDEN & CO.
SPKNOID' Summer and Fall Cravats, Scarfs, Neck
Ties,.l)e JoinvilleTies-ja*t received,
■ au7 - K ut fc CO..
PAt*M Oils—:4 casks Palm Oil in stoje and for •' £
; iin 1 - : - MILLER A RICKETSON. '
JUST RKUKIVED-r ; » r .
150 bags primo Rio Coffee;
25 do Laguyra.., ; do; . . • • ...
10 dbf.?olu Government Java;
•JO tlo .Pepper and Allspice;
2 ceroons S. B. ladigoj' ,
' 2Uobb|s. N 0.3 Mackerel—large;
50 do • - .doa. : small; . ■ •.-.•... ■ .
S dfi iNo. tSalmon
25 do. No. J Mackerel;
. 50 bpirbbU. assorted Fish, for.fumi.yuso;
25 bxs. old stock Bussell Jt Robison's Tobacco;
20 do do Grant T s ;.r!. i ; • do; . ■
50bxs-prlme Baltimore-brands do;
2 cases JjOvejingVD. R.Doaf Sugar ; •••.<. ■:
lObbla. do Croshed r . do;
. dcasksCuballoney .-•••
For sale by H. C. KELLTi,
augl4 . . . ■ No.2oFifth street. ■
GIIEAFPKINTS.t-'A.AVMason & Co.have jastre^”;'
ceived 35 cases beaDUful ..new; style Prints, which ; -/
will be sold os.usual at very low prices. • Also, S cases
■of those very desirable S. A. Print!, the cheapest goods - ■
ever this market.;-
• aa!4-., . Nos..C2and64 Mai Irelatroeu' \
T)INE APP.U2CU
X by. /;
. .aal4_v—
r 'I>KKF TONGUES— A prime atlicle on * htthd and Tor 7
J> sale by 1 ~ [aa!4l 'WM/A. TVTCLURG A: COr ;
O()C£WjO, HEBRIMG”"10 Holland
ting, JifqtTeceivcd and for sale by ‘ ‘ ■*• 5 ■ v
" aql^- —'
MESS grade fiatr i£Sn Ko.-f.w
andllxe heada taken off. For sale by
auU WM. A. & CO.
FLOUR— 100 bbl3.Super&iie for sale by
an? STUART Sc SILL.
TIAW WHISKEY—6O bbls. on consignment ntul for
xt sale by Laul'J] MILLER & HICKKTSON.
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&M lt
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For Sale.
WM, S. FOSTWft ■ JTt-
iESß—Just received and:Tot sale'
■’ WM. A. M’CLUUQ fi; CO , '
- OroceraondTea Dealera.”