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_^v.„ CITY INTELLIGENCE
BS?” The follotring-gentlemen are & commit
tee for obtaining additional subscriptions to the
Httaburgb And.Btouben.pilo Bailroad Company:
Ohas, H. Paulson, Edward Gregg,
... R.JM. Riddle, J.M.Pennock,
Wade Hampton, Goo. Dorsio,
E. M. Sfanton, Wm. M: Lyon^
Eecky Harper, Jno.< Small,. • '
Joseph'Pennock, Eph. Jones,
. J. McD. Crossan, Jno. Smithfley,
Wro. M. Horsh,. : Jas- Trunick, ..
Jno. A. Wilson, ■ Win. Patton,
Nathl. Holmes, : Wm; Espy,
Jno. Binningham, Barnes Ford,
Jas. H. Sowoll, Wm. Nixon,
Robert Bruce," - ' Thos. Clarke,
• • B. Fi-Jones, Lewis Hutchison.
Geo. E. Arnold,
Meeting of the Board of Managers of the Alle
gheny County Agricultural Society.—The Board
of Managers mot in the new Court Boubc, at 11
o’clock A- M. The President, Mr., J, E. Mc-
Cabe, in the chair.
Members present —Messrs Boyd, Martin, Mc-
Cabe, Miller, Murdoch, Young, Wray, McCaslin
McCluskey, Parkin’, Speer and Scott. ’
Mr. Murdoch, from the Committee on Print
ing, made a report relative to the posters
Mr. Martin, from the Committee on Arrange
ments, made a verbal report &
The same gentleman, from the Committee on-
Ploughing, made a report
C £ bo Ba 'd thatu field belonging to Mr-
Mansfield Brown Lower St Clair township,
. could he procured. " ■
said that a field belonging to
Sha^ ™<" b * Mr
»fr. Miller moved that the Fair bo held on
Wednesday and Thursday, the Bth and fith of
October, instead of the last Thursday and Fri
_-Mr. Parkin, Chairman of the Committee on
Diplomas, reported that a lithographed diploma
executed in the highest style' bf the art, and
Y®o[ual to that of tho Ohio State Agricultu
ral Fair, could be. procured at fifty dollars for
the design, and five dollars for each hundred
afterwards.
Mr- Martin thought that it would be best to
prooure the diplomas at the rate suggested by
.Mr. Parkin, and moved that the Committee be
authorized to procure them. •
■ . Mr. Murdoch moved as an amendment, that
.one hundred diplomas be lithographed;
Mr. Way moved tW five, hundred be printed.
Both gentlemen withdrew their motion, and it
was, finally resolved that tho committee be em- '
powered to get a diploma'lithographed, and one
. hundred and fifty copies struck.' '
• Mauler's motion relative; to the time of
holding the fair was taken up.'" - ■
> Mr. McCabe thought the fair should be held
. fate in October, after, the Harrisburg fair.
Mr. McCaslin moved that the time-be altered
to the last Wednesday and Thursday-Of Decern-
A-long-discussion issued. ■
Mr. Miller’s motion, changing- the time* of
holding the County fair, to Wednesday and
Thursday, the 8 and 9:of October,’ was-earned.
, .On motion of Captain Young, flie Society ad
journed, to meet at one o’clock; '
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Society met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Snively morcd the adoption of the follow
ing report. .
Saolved, That farmers competing for the pre
mium for “ the best cultivated farm,'" shall con
sist of no less than seventy-five acres. Persons
competing. will enter their farms- on or before
toe first of October next, with Colonel John
Scott, County Register, or any member of the
i Board of M&aagera.
Mr. Miller amended it to read “not less than
fifty acres.”
CapL Young moved an amendment to the
amendment to the effect that too farm shall con
sist of no less than one hundred 1 acres. -
Capt, Young withdrew his amendment, and
Mr. Miller’s amendment was carried by a vote
of five to three- • • ■
Mh Snively presented a commiiuication from
toe Hon. Thomas Ewbank, Commissioner of
Patents for toe United Stotes, relative to the ag
riculture of Allegheny County. It was read by
the Secretary, and embraces a number of queries
on toe various branches of agricultural opera
tions carried on in this county; ■ •
Mr. Cooper moved that the circular bo refer
red to a committee of three. Lost
Mr. Murdoch moved that the queries be divi
ded among too members in such a manner that
each shall answer the questions with which ho
is best acquainted. Carried.
The queries were accordingly distributed, an
swers to be handed in at the meeting of the
Board.
. discussion ensued as' to the propriety of
admitting citizens from the neighboring counties
to compete with citizens of Allegheny county, on
payment of the.regular admittance fee. •
Mr. Way moved that the citizens of other
comities, on becoming members, be invited to
bring their stock, farming implements, &e. to
the Fair, for which they shall receive sueh dis
cretionary premiums os the judges shall award.
All persons are likewise invited to attend the
ploughing match on the same terms
The motion was carried unanimously.
Mr. Murdoch, of Peebles, moved that Mr.
Martin, of Manchester, be appointed a'commit
tee to purchase a silver cup, and cause it to be
suitably engraved, as the first premium to be
given to the successful competitor, at tho noxt
ploughing match. Carried unanimously.
On motion of Mr. Murdoch, it was resolved
that such of the members of the Society as wish
to attend the State Fair, receive certificates as
delegates thereto.
On motion, it. was resolved thatthe admit
tance foe to the Fair be ten cents, members to
be.admitted free. .. . •■.-.■■■
On motion, it was resolved that a portion of
the hand bills bo leffin the offices of the Daily
Gazette and Daily. Post, the agricultural imple
ments deposited at the store of-Messrs; Hall &
Speer, and the office of the County Register :
said bills to bo struck off by September Gth.
On motion, the Society adjourned to meet on
this day (Saturday, August 30th,) three weeks.
J. E. McCABE, Pres’t.
J. K. Kehhedt,- Sec’y. 1
Bigler Club.— Pursuant to.notice.the Bigler
Club met at Wilkins Hall on Saturday night, and
was. organized by William W. Dallas, Esq.;
the permanent President, taking the Chair; and
Charles Kent, and A. C. as Vice
Presidents. The regular Secretaries not being
. present, on motion, M. C, Milligan was elected,
pro tern. He, however, declined, On-account of
indisposition; and Wm. B, MTConlogue, Esq .
was elected. • » 6
The President announced that the object of
the meeting was to make suitable arrangements
for the reception of Col. Bigler; on the 18th of
September, at which time he would be here. He
■thought the reception would notbea skeleton,
like the Scott Convention—but; one worthy of
the Democratic party—worthy of him it had
chosen as its standard bearer.
At the conclusion of Mr. D/s remarks, Sam.’l
Fleming, Esq., was called upon, and addressed
the meeting in a'brief but happy speech, It
elicited the most enthusiastic applause.
On motion of James Watson, Esq., Mr. Stew
art, of the Fifth Ward, took the. stand and de
livered a very able and entertaining speech.' His
remarks were: highly interesting, and marked
With a good degree of political knowledges Af
ter reviewingthe political character of Johnston,
and contrasting him with Bigler, and comparing
Clover andStrohm, he spoke of our County tiok-
P*,'?.** 1 ® most eulogistic terms—he knew them
individually and well, and so spoke of them, and
thought their election possible. ;
On motion of M. C. Milligan; the-thanks of
the Club were tendered to Mr. Stewart, for the
. able manner m which he had addressed it
■ On motion of J. P. Gi ttsSi Esq., the of .
the meeting were tendered to Samuel Fleming,
- .Esq. -■ ■ ■ .
On motion of Maj. J. P. Ross, the chair ap
pointed the following committco of arrange--
ments: 6
Committee of Arrangemente-r-J. P. Ross, Chas.
A. McAnulty, T. 8.-Patterson, Thos. Neeley, R.
B. Boberte, M. Harbison, Sami. Fleming, Thos!
Moffit, Edwin C. Mathews, Jas. M. Taylor, Jno!
Qilbraith, W. B. McConloguo,'Esq. Tompkins. ’
The name of C. A. McAnulty, Esq. was sub
- stitutedfor that of J. P. Glass, Esq., who do
dined on account of other duties conflicting.
. The chair then-appointed_the following com
mittees, and the Club adjourned:
Committee of Finance —David Campbell, Morri
son Foster, Jno. M. Irwin, Jas. & "Pettigrew,
Bobt Williams, W. J. Bose.
Committee of Reception —Sami. W. Black, H.
S. Magraw, 2d ward; J. K. Moorhead, 3d ward;
Chas. Carpenter, Allegheny; J. G, Backofen,
Chas. Kent, Pittsburgh; R. Donaldson, Wilkins;
Jas. Blaokmore, Birmingham; Jno. A. Acker
man, Patrick McKenna, Pittsburgh; Wm. Mo-
Cormick, Chartiers; John Fleming, Allegheny;
John H. Phillips, Robinson; Gen. Watson, Eliz
abeth ; Jonathan Large, Jefferson; Jno. Mackin,
Pittsburgh ; A. McCollister, Allegheny.
. Hopes are entertained of the recovery
of the young lady who was so severely injured
at Turtle.creek,.a few days ago. Her back and
legs were not broken.
Terrible Accident. —lt is our duty to record
another painful accident which occurred on Sat
urday in the vicinity of the “Falls,” at Turtle
creek, where on Fnday morning a most heart
renditfg.misfortnue took place, an account of
which wo published A. young man residing in
the neighborhood, named Thompson, in compa
ny with a small boy,; was gunning, and in oH™b
mgovOT a fence, the rifle by some mischance
went off, the ball sinking him in the throat and
kilhngjnm instantly. The smaU boy wL so
much frightened that he immediately 4iWv
with, who found the unfortunate mimr mnn
lying aorosstho fenoe dead. 70 2
Two carnages came in contact on Satur-
SS te3 m °“ W a ater r Btreet > a tod wherf
“ h ‘ was purely accidental,
it nni w sam“$ am “K ea contained ladles, and had
nami “ *5. *>“ of a young man
med Shaw, the result might have been muoh
more senous. ■■ ■ . .
Accident. —A small boy about six years of age,
n,M ? v Snyder, son of Leonard Snyder, had his
nght hand severely smashed on Saturday, at
Kingsland’s Foundiy between Robinson add La
cook streets on Sandusky, in Allegheny city, by a
large bar of iron falling on it Fears are en
tertained that amputation will be necessary
Om ntbua Driven. —The neighborhood of the
Diamond waß on Saturday again Bhghtly agitat
ed, on account of the omnibus drivers raising a
disturbance. This thing of them continually
fighting in the Diamond is getting to be a great
nuisance, nnd if not somehow stopped they should
be driven out of there.
4 Handsome Compliment. —We eee it announc
ed in toe “ Token” that toe members of Fidelia
Lodge 416 are about to present Joshua Robin
son, Esq., with a beautiful ebony cane mounted
with gold. His indefatigable exertions in pro
moting the cause of Odd Fellowship" are highly
deserving of this compliment."
Upset, —The omnibus “ Lady Jane ’’ yesterday
upset at toe corner of Third and Wood streets,
spilling outdts freight, consisting of a number
of ladies. . No material injury was done to any
of them.
fig?*.The Firemen’s Annual Parade takes
place next Saturday. Several of the Compa
nies, we see it stated, are not going to join in.
The ladies, we learn, are going to present s
beautiful wreath to too “ Eagle ”
■ yv?®* Tk e Ouse of Joseph Bowes, who was
kidnapped from Michigan, it is said, will come
up before the Supreme Court to-day.
There were seven caseß before his Honor,
yesterday morning,: six of whom were committed.
. -©§?*'New3 from Cuba is looked for with groat
interest by toe whole people-
B&'Aa inquest will bo held on Mrs. Back
house to-day. - ■
; B 5?" The Supreme Court commences its ses
sion to-day.
Stortion Sales.
SCOTT & OTIS,
AUCI IOiNEERS and commission merchants,
H, eraser, at, touts, ttissouai.
A VINO been engaged in ilie above business for He
iKRi ms years, m this city, would respectfully to*
H«u consignments of Goods, to be,sold in this market,
ciUierforAueiion or particularly Glass
ware,.Hardware and Dry Goodaj and will make liberal
0,4 all Linds o? Goods consigned us for sale
, w refer, b*. Mejsr, lleweil, Roe A Co., E- R Vio
]?*■ " “ D - " ood A Co., John J. Anderson A Co., R 11.
Slone, Squire A Reed, Brownlee, Homer A Co . tsrkin
Heaver, bum: Louis : Duller. A Brothers, Cincinnati;
Oeorge M’Lai i, Pittsburgh. (mart O-y
• ■ Auction Card.
ri'Hh nrdertigned. after nn inlervnl of four rears, has
* W ll . resumed business. Having complied with
tub R-qauntona nf the law regulating Sales at Auction,
and having procured a first class License as Auctioneer
lor the City of i ittsborgh, be offers his services as such
to his friends mid. the public generally. With an expe
rience of nearly thirty years in this line of business, he
hazards noihiitg in saying that i.ewUl be enabled to give
entue satisfaction to aU those who may feel dispr sed to
patronize him. . > P. McKfciNNA, Auctioneer.
KeterMo the principal City Merchants- jv9
i>k^ cn » r * N Y., Bulletin and Pennsylvanian,
Phiiftda ; American and Repablican, Bah-,copy Iwond
charge this office.) r
k’KfiflflAi Auctioneer,
Mackerel, lake fish, herring, Ac., ax
Acctio t —Oil Tuesday afternoon, September 2d. at
■!f ® ®be fold at hVKenna’a Auenon House,
several barrels, half barrels and kiis, Nos. 1 and &
Mackerel, apd Lake Fish ; also, 5 bbls. Herring, In good
order, with other articles. * 1 swa
RLADY MADL CLOTHING, SPANISH SUGARS,
& c-f« » Aocrios.—C n Tuesday cvetun*, September
*□, at early gas light, will be sold, at M’Keuna’s Ane-
Uon Iloase, a quaomy of Ready made Clothing, several
boxes of Prmcijie Segors. Also,a lot of ffardware.
*«•>*«■ Cwpl] P M’KENNA, Auct’r
Notick. Lots in thk rfskrvk tract i
hove bid off my Lob Nos. SO) and SOS. In the Re
. .“f 1 ’ 11,10 aere Lola, which I offer at PUB
LIO SALK, on Hie premises, on THURSDAY, ihe llih
a ’. s o’clock in me afternoon, at one-
Uiira of ibe bid in hand, and the balance in from 8 to ID
years. The interest payable yearly
Thu properly hes si Reserve township, wiihin’alxiy
lodsof Woods Rutland aboQl tLo same distance from
the Ohio aud Pennsylvania Railroad, anj about half a
mile below Manchester.
■ T or ,?, liy PO'i'culars^ enquire of llie propiietor.orCnpr
olm Woods, James Dunlop, or James 8 Craft
JOSEPH WOODS
P. M'KENNA. Auet'r
W. G. n’CABTSET, Auctioneer.
DRUG store, FIXTURES. A. ■„ *1 Aucnos-Will
be sold on Monday next, Sept, lsi, at 8 o'clock in
toe afternoon, at MCarluey's Auction House, a large lot
or Drugs, Medicines, Ac., as the owner is quitting the
business. Among the asrorimenl may beminlioned in
part the following: About IS-. Glass Jsrr, assorted
sizes; 100 do do, containing Medicines, Ac ; a large
quantity of Medicuio in papers; aim of Shop Furniture
Ac.; nlso.a largo qunmny of sundry aurc es, usually’
kept ru that business. Terms at ssle- '
»°3II W. G. M’OARTNEV,’ Aact’r.
Attached sale of dry goods continued
at Adctios— -Will be continued on Monday. Sen*
lember Ist, aim o’clock in the forenoon, m M Cartney’i
Auciion House, the balance of Dry Goods attached in
lias city a few days since. There isgaite a large assort
ment of seasonable Dry Goods, the greater portion of
winch were not opened on Wednesday and Tharsdav’a
sale. (autfrj W. O, M’CARTNBV. Auci’r
H
ARDWAKB ANOCUrbhKY at Avctioi—Will
be sold oft Monday next. Sept. Ist, alSo’clockm
Urn afternoon, at M’Cartney’s Auction House, a larpe lot
of Hardware, Cuilery, Ac. The assortment comprises
table CDtlery, scissors, loclcb, saws, planes. auearsrhocs
tea and table spoons, squares, Ac ’
o*3o W.Q. M’CARTNEV, Aoct’r.
Pi PI. OAVIB, A actioned
DRY GOODS, at Auction. On Monday tnorainjr«
September Ist, at to o’clock, at the Commercial
Sales Rooms, corner of Wood aird Fifth streets, will be
sold.a general assortment of seasonable, fancy and sta>
pie Dry Goods, cloths, ca*eimeres, tweeds, jeans, salt*
.netts, merinos, alpaccas. defames, prints, bleached and
brown sheetings and shirtings, patent thread, sewimr
cottons, Ac., &c.
At 2 o’clock, P. M.—A quantity of new and second
band Household and Kitchen Furniture, queousware,
glassware, knives and forks, 4c , groceries, wrapping
paper,Ac. r °
At 71 o’clock, P. Al.—’New and second hand watches,
hardware, cutlery, fancy articles, boots and shoes. hßts
and caps, dry goods,4c.
eu39 .
TWO BUILDING~LOTS IN SIXTII~WARITat
AucrtoN.—On Saturday afternoon, September 6th,
at J,o’clock, on the promisee, will be sold Two valua
ble Lots of Ground, situate on the South side of Elm
street, between Franklin and Decatur streets, each hav
ing a front of ‘JO feel on Elm street, and extending back
90 feel to Congreis street. Terms at sale
l P. M. DAVIS. Auct’r
I AKUfc* SALB OP SrOoKS Bf ADCTJor —Oil j'tiar».
i day eveniiiir, September 4ih, atB o’clock, at the Com
raerciot. Sales Room, corner of Wood and Fifth streets,
will be sold for cash—par funds— *
2 shares Marine Railway and Dry Dock Stock:
30 do Brnddock’s Field Flank Broad do:
»,? i £? clfic Gold and Quartz Mining Company:
£> t o Western Insurance Company Stock;
25 do Cuiz«ns > do * do do;
150 do Avery Copper do do;
8 do Pittsburgh and Boston do;
IPS ffi n 2.^ ldt>en nsylvania Railroad Btock:
100 do. Bloff Copper do
P. M. DAVIS, Aucl’r.
T
aluablb lots ojj jThertv' street
nl „ AFfIXS lT 0 " , Wedne ?< l “J r afternoon, September
i.O b fe“?toX’Jry nTey ,orbUry ““ Bdta « b “ k
. Terms—One bait cuih, remainder in one year, with
mtereal secured by bond and mortgage on theprecise.
““S* PM. DAVIS, Auct’r
band far Sale
THE subscriber is authorized to sell one hundred acre*
of Land, situate in Moon township, Allegheny co
Penn’a., 12 miles from Pittsburgh, adjoi ing lands oi
Robert Wilson,heirs of James Carr, dee’d-,and Joseph
McFadden. r
Tis land is of an excellent quality for farming purpo
ses, well watered and timbered, and is supposed to con
taiu an inexhaustible mine of Cannot Coal. For further
particulars enquire of Joseph McFadden, on the premi
ses, Robert Wilson,or the subscriber.
JAMES C. RICKEY.
Dec 14,1550—Iwd&wtf
Jlolunson Townsftij
■■ ■■.• Notice*
f pliE undersigned having taken out Letters of Admin
**'p»U°n*cum uuamento cnntxo.on the estate of
WILLIAM POR TER, deceased, all persons indebted
to the estate will please make payment, and thoso hav
ing claims will present the same for settlement at the
Lumber Yard Office of the subscribers, on Penn street.
JAMES M. PORTER,
WILLIAM M. PORTER,
Administrators.
Administrator*’ Notico.
-VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned
i.'l arc the lea a 11 ycons utul e (1 Administrator. o? ihe
estate of JOHN NhtLEY, laie of Moon township AN
Jcgbeny County, decU. Therefore ull perrons huviug
,claim? against Ins estate are hereby requested to present
them for.settletneni; and those being indebted are re
quested to make immediate payment to the subscribers.
JOS COOPER.
HUGH RTCORMICK, Adm'ra,
Moon township.
. jy*23;Ciw>
rioiE arocKHOLDEKa of the pennsv^va
-1 NIA SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY are
notified that an instalment of Twelve Hundred and Fifty
Dollars per share is required to be paid on the Bth day of
September next, at the Office of Charles Lenmg, Esq-.
Philadelphia. By order of the Board of Directors-
GEORGE THOMPSON,
Treasarer and. Secretary,
East Tarentum.
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GRAIN—No sales of consequence transpired on Sat
urday. The amounts coming forward are limited Tho
mill, are purchasing Wheat to a fair extent at 60®(J5e
P-hush, for red and white. Rye is steady at 40c and
Barley at COcP bush. Oats have been selling to 4 fair
extent at 20027 c from first hands, and 30031 from store
We hoard of nothing doing in Com
1 B ACON—The market continues very firm, and from
the lightneso of stocks holders refuso to sell large lots
oven at the present high rales We note sales in lots of
a,00,110.1°,C00 ft, at, plain hams Of 010 c, sugar cured do:
101011 c, sides Of .010 c, and shoulders Sfo9c P &
/GROCERIES— vye nouce a demand in the market
[ Tor small lots, at full prices. The present ruling quoia-
I u °“* are • Sugar O|oB| j -Coffee 9109} j Molas.es 300
37c. BalesC ires Rice, two lots, at 404fc p 5b
DRIED BEEF—Sales in small lots at 101011 c P Ib
.DRIED FRUIT—We hear of nothing doing Price
are nominal.,
WHISKEY-Funher sales of Rectified nt 20021 c
FEED—Baies of Bran rrom .first hands at ioolOfe
Shorts 18020 c, and Middlings at 30035 c p bush. '
CHEESE—Regular sales W Reserve atGe for com
mon, and for cream.
BUTTER Sales prime roll a! ICc, and keg at 106J11,
EGflS—Only a moderate l business bus been doing
from first hands at SioOfc p dozen.
I „„ KENTUCKY REMEDY!
I TTEnof 0 ,? 11 BC H* 4 8 BARSAPAHILLAt
Vr l?v ImuSS?" bOHI,: , s ’ “A l * the strength
I I- 9/®** TIMES as much pure Sarsaparilla as any
I eimilnr preparation in America. - Price 91 per bottle, or
six bottles for five dollars., **
I o B baa been a well established fact for years past, that
I Sarsaparilla,when pure and properly prepared, was the
| only true panacea tor all diseases nriginaiing from an
I impure state of the. blood, the use of mercuryfiiitoxira-
I i ,n P,i ßnnbs>cv ! habits in.youth,barrenhess,'&c. We
of SARSAPAR?! fiBLE- 8 FLUIDiEkTRACT
EhWu ihi. • • k 1 4 * 11,0 Dn, y Preparation before the
ir^Vr 1 * P re P sireii , 0,1 etiicUy scientific princinlcA
uniiorm strength. The Sarsaparilla is purchased
0 ? 1 regard to price. *nd every pound, beforeibeing
usedy is subject to the slr,cteßi chemical tesie, and ill
genuineness ascertained before being used! U
Bull’s Sareaparillo also viriues ol «eve
ral other valuab.e medical roo s, together forming the
prodoc,n,{ ,hc ~
I SsCTofum or King’s Evil, Cancers, Tomors, Eruptions of
the .-kin, Chronic j?ore.Eyes, Hinc>'
I or Tellaw, Scald Head, BheiraVsi"
i Pains m the Bones or Joints* Old Sores an J
Ulcer*, Swelling of the Clauds, Syphi
lis, Dyspepsia,Salt Rheum, Licenses
of the Kidneys, Loss of Appo
lite, Diseases arising from
the Oaeof lUercu ry ,
Pain in tbeSideand
Shoulders,Gen
ralDcbiliiy,
Dropsy,
Lumbago, Jaundice,
Coalivu'tess. Sore Throat,
BronchuL, Coughs, Colds, Weak -
ness of the Cleat, Pulmonary Atfectious.
and all oilier Diseases tending to prodace i
Comamptloat
Liver Complaint, Female irregularities and complaints,
Stckaud Nervous Headache, Low Spirits, Night Sweats
Exposure or Imprudence in Life, Chrouic Constitution
al Diseases, and is a «pring and summer and
general tonic for the system, and a g< ntle and pleasant
purgative, far superior toJHue LickorCongressAVater
sail., or Seidulz. .
■ , „ . . T’eitlmonlali.
The folluwipg is u verbutini ropy of s certificate now
in the posse?, ion of ll.e pronrielor of Bull's Sursiipar
lila. Rev. h. W. Schools widely and generally known
ns au eloquent and accomplished Pastor of the M E
„„“ rc .h,v“ nd the R , ev ' 13 ; Blevcnson ha, been kuown as’
one of ihe mosilalenied und xealoas members that ihc
Kentucky Conferencr could boast of for' many years!
??J " 1 h ,'S h and responsible siation
of agem for the M. E Book Concern - •,
Can Ih'e world produce belter or more snlisfaclorv
l,l iv ’ or any mrdti’itu- ? y
BETTER ThgTIMONYTIIAN WAS EVER OFFER.
'5 f. AVOIt OF ANV MEDICINE
Rev. K. W. sfiion— Rev. E. SrsvaasoN.
w . . , , Louisville, May SO, 1850.
We have used John Hair# Sarsaparilla, acd have
knownt! to be used with entire satisfaction; and have
no hesitation in stating that we believe it to be a soft
ami valuable raedteal compound, and calculated to pro
dace much good, and re : icve much suffering: and would
therefore most cheerfully recommend it to the afflicted.
(bigned,) R. W. 9RJJON.
E STEVENSON.
A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN.
Uow we all admire tidear, beautiful, white skin, and
a rosy colored cheek. How often do we see persons,
not possessing this “desideratum so devoutly to be
wished, resorungtocosmciics,lotions,washes. nainN
aud coionng materials, to restore to them a semblanse
of what disease has deprived them of, and that too.with
great injury to the skin. BulT, SanapatiUa is the best
cosmetic known. It beautifies tiio skin, by rtmovioi!
every panicle of morbid and diseased mailer from the
blood, making it pure healthy and vigorous, givine ac
tivity to every minute vessel, and changing the yellow
and dark couutenauce to the bloom and freshness of
youth. Ladies, abandon the use of paints and mixtures,
and use Satsopanila, the only effectual remedy!
for tbeLadieß C W ‘ S< *' isßU^cien M s ’ and a liintii enough
T §S£f M ,P~ Y like the following renders
Sf/Mp mo S t» ALL COMMENT on the ef-
OF BULL’S SARSAPARILLA.
.rrora Dr. L. P. \ x.vdklu Profesfloir of Chemistry in the
IV M’KBSNA, AuY
. ' LottUviJfcj Medical Cb'lleae'.”}
i I, h ?, V ?„'°° kea ovur ; be 11,1 ° r ingredients composing
John Uull’ii Compound Extract of f>arsaparilla, and
have no hesitation in saying hat they form a sale com
doond, and one tlial promises well lo chronic diseases
io which it is applicable” I. V. VAN DELL, M, D.
ioutmlZr.JaneO.ielB. ’
WHAT CO-1’V1.1.8. pfijftieian by appointment to Oil
PARILLA • lto!Tital ' ,a » s °f UljLl '’S BARSA-
~ Louisville, March 20, 1613.
I have, crammed the prescription tor the preparation
of John Bali’s Sarsaparilla, and I believe the conabina
uon to be tin excellent oue. and well calculated to pro
dace an alterative impression on the system. I have
used it both in public and private practice, ami think it
the best article of Sarsaparilla in use.
' , M. PYI.KS, M. D,
Resident Physician at the Louisville Marine Hospital
,JD* CAUTION—Beware and ask for the original Dr
JOHN BULL’S SARSAPARILLA,
and have tio other. KEYSEK & M’DOWELL,
'■ , . „ Wholesale and Retail Agents,
For sale by D. M.Curry and, Josep Doug Pass, Ale
gheny City ; Wm. B. Mercer, Cannonsburg, and by
Druggists generally. 7
jel(h3md&w
Dros Store for Sale.
A DRUG STORE, futures and stock of tnedi
cmes.ma first rate location for doing a wholesale
and retail business, and has on excellent run of cus.
lorn at the present time. There is canceled with the
establishment several Agencies of popular medicines
which, with the usual business of the store, would ron*
aer it a profitable investment to any one desirous ofen*
gaging in it- For particulars address box 4&J, with real
name (aag!£J
Stray Coif.
g™ tsa
FurnUttMttnil Chair Ware rooms.
§ n I0 BEPH MEYER, 42J Penn street, above tte*
Bridge, keeps constantly on hand audnmket
order, at the lowest prices, every description or
FSncytmd Plain FURNITURE, 80FAS and CHAIRS
of the best workmanship and most approved styles 1
Purchasers would do well to v»Bii hit Warerooms
my27-UAwty
P
INK APPLE CHEESE—Just rtcrired and for Bale
by WM. A. M’CLURCi A CO.
au M . ? Grocers anil Tea Dealers.
WILL be sold on Friday and. Saturday eveniwrs. a
loiof Wade h. Butcher, GreaverV* Sons, and
Kogera’ Razors at P. Senna!* Ruction Rooms, to
which the attention of Barbers and others who wish n
comfortable shave, is particularly directed. As also a
variety of other articles p McKENNA
-J Auet’r.
P M. DAVIS, Aucl’i
TOWNSEND’S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER
—For the cure of Dyspepsia, Diarrhea. Headache.
Nervous Debility. and other diseases arising Irom u dts
oidered suite of the stomach.
For sale at the Drug Store of
aug? JAMKS A. JONES.
PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, Ac-A Enc ussorl
mem for sale by [au27J JAMES A. JONES
AYERS’ CHERRY PECTORAL—A fresh supply of
this invaluable medicine for the core ol con-umo*
Uon, Coughs,Ct Ids, Ac-, just received and ’or sale by*
an 37 JAMES A. JONES
ASHING WI I'HOU I LABOR.—Babbitt's Soup
¥T rowder—wairaincd to take ataina out ol table
Linen and Napkins, ami not 10 rot or injure tin- clnili
For sale liy J AMI'S A JONUB
!*¥«. lor l.ilierly and Han,l at«
I?HP B ALhr--A liouso and Loi.aituattfoii Carwn at..
; South Pittsburgh. The Lot is 46 feet front by llti
feet deep, to ru alley. Containing a two-story Dwelling
House, well arranged, with four rooms and a kiichcn
-there is a well of water, with a pump, at the door ; a
garden, with fiuu twes, fk«; PriceSlbOQ. Terras easy
S. CUTHBERT, G« nerol-Ageat,
SOSmithfield street.
BhKl'—hvana Ic Swill’* Superior guitar
Curod Beefj Fraser’s do do
do - spiced. For sale by
W A. McCLURG kGO
»*AL,IAN MaCOARoNi-JTsi received
- onJ for sale by W. A. McCLURG &CO
Grocera anil Tea Dealers
S U nn| i H liil)tilS— New just arrived at
°-.. aalB HINTON fc oo.»s
a'OMATOS! TUMATUS !-Tm Cm., holding from
iItS”? 10 '7° eilloMs.mode cipresuly forpmtinv
“? r m “ 103 for winter use, can be had in any quantity*
■’•S. MOORHUD & CO.’S, y
No. 21. east aide of Piamoud
20( ) BU H' tXTKA PINITfIoUH in store and for
‘Vy sale by SHEBIFF & BINNING,
No. 10 Market street.
161 )
r pwu PLEASANT LOCATIONS FOR SALE- A
EL c SMn»?vK«
8. CUTHBERT, Gen*l Agent,
50 SrmUifield Btroci-
f/ U |«. rB W 1 > be P"M«M.oii Monday,September
lninni'i a finecolore u Map of the Island of Cabo. Price
nuTO J ' B ’ « O U«ES, 74 Third st,
“ Ju opposite th c Port Office.
GINGE -R—l case Canton Dry Preserved
J .Ginger, just received and for sale by
' w - A - McCLURG & CO.
au * 29 ; 256 Liberty street
BEEF TONGUES—A prime article on hand and tot
sale by l«oM] *WM. A. AI’CItURG ACO
-* *■*-- %r_.u. ..... -• —,
COMMERCIAL.
daily review op the markets.
Obbice ov tub Daily Mobbing Post )
JUbudoy, Sepl. I, lesi 5
Tie market on Saturday was generally dull, as usual
on lie clotlmt Jay of the week, and we eonld hear of
no trnnsacuoiis or moment. The weather eontinues
dear, watm and dry. The river is falling slowly, bat
there is still a sufficiency of water in chundcl for our
light draught steamers to run with facility
FLOUR—Receipts continue to come forward very
slowly, yet prices manifest no material change : The
sales on Saturday were confined to a few small lop. at
93,0003,1003,12 from river and wagon, and S 3 310340
(or superfine extra brands.
'* ’ *.X.
I. : " ,* 4 r-
H K * «■*
*• * **■ ** * , »‘4 ' t*
3 FEOT O IKCHES WAWe'IW TITK OBARMSt
■ . ARRIVED: ?-.
Steamer Michigan No ; 2,Boles, Beaver
« . c * P * r , kinB <>n> Brownsville
* : Redstone, Woot ward. Ilrnwn«.!?n.
.v
, Pilot No. 2, Crane, Sonfiah
Regulator, Woodliorn. Loulaville
I ;; Heroine, Conwell.wSedSig '
“ ' ci»inn > M l i?l Croolc ?’ Cincinnati.
„ . ~*urion, Miltenycr, Zanesville
Excel, Calhoun, Wheeling
a _ , DEPARTED; '■ ■
?Sr-S-n: d '"o own,v,l,e
« s?*™* Gorton,- Beaver
( mS*** 11 " 8 °” d Br,d e«P"t Paofcet.
steamer R H linimav
I Md°i r ’ “ ''‘l re & u,ar Wheeling
day and aat U rJay for Cnhn»r; her?e !, c rS' Wedne*
pannage apply on’board, or £, P For <'««■>»«»
SHERIFF * BINNING, Ag’i«
No. l»Market street-
For Sale*
bull of lho Steamboat laitf pDin
m,- Bleamfioot for ScTie,
The one-half of lhe steamboat ARHNA
iho only regular bom to \Vell«»nfe , ' g ft^nblf3*«i* i 1 ,5
of on reasonable terras. Apply io ' 1 disposes
-:° UtS ' JAMES BLAKELY.
rms. Packet. ~~"
"“gTmuiS'JJV'" 4 ' IRENE
lhe above and intermediate porta. JForVreiehf
sage apply n n hoard. * or freight or^jas-
_J£, or marietta ana Hoebmgport.
ftte port® every THURSDA Y, at 4 o’clock; P « d
■‘Pr rreiglitor postage,apply on board,Wlo
m ° ai> -
Wednesday Packet r»r Ciucinnau.
linning steamer CIN-
BtautNeHAit, Master, mill leave
““#3Si»regularly every,VVrorireDAT. '
r .l;?,*6“' ar paesage, apply on bbortf.or to
ln °' ;Ml u. ». milteSibrnr,t.-R
Allegheny Hlver Trode.
ItEGDLAR FRANKLIN PACKETS.
al ” mcr ALLEGHENY BELLE
ffimsssißaNo* **, C«pi. Wa. Hamhx, leave* the Alle-
Iv 4» f ° r f rankl ‘ u ' e ' cr X Monday and Thursday,
sl r J« «»«•>«»" ALLEGHENY BELLE No 3, Cap!.
John Hanna, leaven the Allegheny wharf for FrHiik
lm, every TWxrfay aud Friday, at A P. ftl.
f-or Freight or Passage, apply on Hoard fmarvO
w^ ou fH* c »’ Semlnarr-iUieiiheQy.
MR ANJU MRS. N. W. METCALF,
Rt-opttts Monday,Sept . I, in Colonnade Roto FrArmi •*
/~IjOUHBK OF INSTRUCTION.andralesof tuitioa the
a ppTOe h Fri;& B FOr *•»*>*“%«• C‘«mar f
AUgktny.July 14,1831, - '
Kotlee to CoolY&etorAi
mjUUENVILLE AND INDUNA RAILROAD -
wiN be received bytbe Steubenville am
dav hTfwiw ** C ° m ? au y. ln Steubenville, until the Ist
il? 5 ft 0 Vv l —® r °y*b• or l j»e.Grad»Dg aud Masonry of
S°efis% division of the road extendiugfrom Steubenville
to the Conottou valley; and, also, for die construction
2U h !i emi l® ? oatJ belween Steubenville and Coshocton
and, also distinct proposals for the construction of that
portion of the Road extending from Coshocton to Nesv
The entire lengtb of this line is about 110 miles, and
tt contains work of ull descriptions in great variety
some of which is quite heavy.
Proposals will bo receved for the Gradio* and Ma
somry of the first division entire or in sections of about
°J. the Company reserving the privilege to
make such diaposiuoo of the whole work as may ap
pear mostcondacive to its interests. 9 .
Plans, ftofiles and Specifications can be seen at the
Office of the Company, after the ISth of September, and
S"^.^Vc a^^^” a £hMi^ r °s,% p o p :L c »
T&w sk,l S,
N Dull’. Merchant’. Collejje.
B. Const <tf Market and Third street?.—E.tobliih
• eil in 1840 The only Commercial College io tho
uiaie iocorporated by Legislative charter. “
No systems of Bookkeeping yet published, have given
such a comprehensive and practical knowledge of this
science, as DolTs Mercantile and Steamboat Bookkeep
“'*• „'! 0 „ work * haTe .-»ppendcd'-to'their pages the
most emphatic recommendations from tho highest sonr
.m tbe mercantile world, and the author of such
.worka must possess many obvious, advantages over
common trachers. b ° ,cr
»m r ;l V s!J i f l S*’ a teacher of Penmanship
J*?* 1 by inspecting samples of the tm-
SI2I e i?J en rtv® f bw pupils* and, also, from the fact that
«hhf » ts f n ,l P A eaenl L Pupsls / llei ?P tca ieum penman
injfitwfesMfu« Chet wbo P rofds,pd 1° "nmovKUl cramp*
Mr. HatcbJeclureson Law every Saturday evening
s'r“ Ro “ m " day and eveJng 6
IL/~ Call mid gel a Circular [aoSidiw
PEttH QLAOS YYOIIKO.
v LOBSS2,«n - ■••••••■ THoasa wtonrastt.
Itoren* & Wlghtmon,
(Formerly of toe firm of VYh M’Coilt It Co.l
MANWACTUBKaa or ALL KINDS or
„ VIALS, BOTTLES AND WINDOW BLASS
« and ® s Fn ”' t Streets, Pittsburgh, Penn'a.
«—Barncnlar attention pvid to odd sisesof Win-
P riv * lo ">• olds for Bottles nod Vials
jygitumdfrw
NfiW YORK IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
FBEEHAs, HODGES * CO..
„ 08 LIBERTY street,
Between Broadway and Nauru, Street,
BKAB THE POST OPPICB.
JWEW ZPOtUL
\*TE AHE RECEINING, BY DAILY ARRIVAIS
W FROM EUROPE, onr Fallnnd Winter nstortmeM
UNERY GOODS. NABLB FANCV
We respecTully inytteallCash Purchasers thoroughly
to examine onr stock-end prices, and ns interest governs,
E*/;* 1 ,u « »vr goods and prices wiltinduee them tose
lect from otir establishment. Particular attention 1, de.
voted to MILLINERY GOODS, aid many Sf toe art
nL?tf te m,llu!aclur . t ripretrly to cur order, and can
i't b , S a “ ly b tl !’ lc t>nd cheapness.
Beautllol Parts Ribbons, for Hat, Cap, Neck and Relt
Satin -PdTafletn Ribhois,of alt’ wifth, and colo".
Silks, Satins, Velvets, and Uncut Velvets, for Hats
Fcntoors, American and French Artificial Flowera.
Puffings and cap Trimmings.
Dress Trimmings; large assortment.
Embrotderies,-Capes_ Collars,Tfndetsleeves and Caffs.
HnndSerch.^"' 11 *""" ttnd Cambric
Crapes, Lisles, Tarlctons. Illusion and Cap Laces
Laces nC,eneS> BrUBwls ' Silk and Lisle Thread
andMi?m k,SeWinS Silt Us!eThread . Menoo Glove.
JaS Muslin, P,ain Swis3 > 800k > Lawn and
8 T E R N A°^Ms ENCH ' AMERICAN ANl >
J. - 0B»OO Rtisard,
. • l Sfb.|nstant,between Sawmill Run and
KTT* f. oad » ® n ebony wood CLARIO
bsIT. The fiuder will receive the abov« reward bv
leaving it at Hugh Roberts* Siore, Sawmill Run, and re
ceive the thanks of the owner. [au2S:tw*
|i>nn BUj3 PEA NUTS;
-a 25 bags Walouis;
20 do Filberts;
1 25 do Cream Nuts;
UK) bra Shelled Almonds:
190 bblß. shelled Pea Nuts :
20 matte Dates:
25 doz Salad Oil, pints ;
15 do do quarts;
20bbls.Lovering's Sugar;
In store and for sale by
rtt JOSHUA RHODES A CO ,
auBl No. 6 Wood street.
Deafise.s Cared*
CLINTON FURNACE, June 2,1651.-3. M Kieb*
This may certify that one of my boys has
ueen afflicted for the last thirteen year, with a healing
and deafness of the right ear. I have tried a number of
pbyßicians, ell without any benefit, a.d hod given dd
ull hope of a cure ever being effected, when our family
physician, alter examining the case, recommended me
to use the PETROLEUM, which 1 did, andhappy To
inform you that tho use of two bottles effected an entire
cute, t write this withont solicitation or your acquaint
ance. With sentiments of esteem, I am yours truly
jy2 _ JOSEPH BWA&.
jgancHeater Mineral Paint,
ANEW OTNE OF MINERAL PAINT has recently
been discovered in the bill behind Manchester Pa *
which, in the variety, richness and durability of its co
lors, surpasses any which has yet been found An es
tablishment has been erected for its preparation bv
which our market is now supplied at a liberal price 7
This article is almost entirely composed ot the red
and black oxid of iron and alumina, waich unite chemi
‘•ally with oil or varnish, by which, when it becomes
dry, a hard, solid, incombustible substance, impervious
to water, is produced A coauag of this on anything
soon becomes dry, and forms a solid crust upon it which
cannot be removed, and which effectually protects it
from the influence or the air, be&iand moisture It is
therefore, a fire-proof and water-proof agent. ’
There ere five distinct colors of this Point—all ot
which are kept separate, varying from a light yellow to
a dark brown, so ibatpurch&sers may be supplied with
any of there which they may desire or faney r By mix>
ing these colors a greutor variety of them may be pro
duced, all of which are permanent. In this way a beau
tiful stone color may bo produced. The variety ot Us
colors make this paint of great value.
This Paint may be used for painting almost any work
to which paint is applied, sueh as houses, brick or frame,
fences, huritcane decks and chimneys of steamboats!
roofs of houses, to protect them from fire and water!
castings of all kinds, such as iron railings, Ac , Ac. ’
It is a good substitute for the Sienna earth, only itmay
be used for a greater variety of purposes and is much
cheaper.
This Paint is in the form of ait impalpable powder,
and pul up m barrels—though it can bo puichased from
the agents in any quantities. Painters are respectlhlly
requested to give it a trial .
bold wholesale mid retail by the Agents.
JOEL MOIILER, Druggist,, T« Woods A Son» Wood
street, No Cl, Pittsburgh, Pa.: JOHN MITCHELL,
Druggist, Allegheny City; and at the Manufactory
in Manchester, olhe py ropnetors,
P UDDER A FORD.
THI9 IS TO CERTIFY that I have used extensively
the MANCHESTER MINERAL PAINT prepared by
Messrs. Poddee A Fo&d, and Cud thnt it answersadmi
rably all the purposes set forth In the above, and I can,
therefore, recommend u with confidence to the mem
bers of the trade, as a cheap a- d valuable Paint, supe
rior to any of the kiud now in use.
au! :3mw ; JAME 3 A. SPEER.
Dividend*
THR E?FT SBUI I G ¥ A ? D BOSTON MINING COM
PANY have declared a semi-annual dividend of
hive Dollars per share, payable on Saturday, the 30th
instant. CHARLES AVERY,
apl»;3idAwtd ■ * President-
MOkKIS’ TbA lUAKl',in Ms Diamond.—Although
Green Teas have advanced in the East, R. Morris
still continues to sell preeisel> the same qualities at the
old prices, having a large stock on hand bought previous
to the rise. Superior Green Teas, 50.75and8L00»' &;
Superior Black Tea 5,40,50 and 75c- ? Good Su
gars? and Bc. Prime Coffee, 10 lbs. for St,oo. (auflO
r- r> V V +
‘/\ 1 1
• V-:. ■;
■* ' 1 . -
IE.MATT.
POET OF PITTSBQBGhT
-•* ■ • “•• ; --"^'*'-«^ t ‘ , - J^-^!
TELEGRAPHIC .NEWS,
BY THE O’REILLY LINE.
; i TEXAS ELECTION. .. .. .
“ ■' Galveston, August 22.
Tbe Mtona-haTO been nearly all received,
and Bell, the Democratic candidate for Goverl
nor, will probably bo elected by about 1000
majority over all. Henderson, the Lieutenant
Governor, will have a plurality of 2000. j
Howard, the candidate for Congress, will have
asmall majority over all. Sanrrie’a election, for
Congress, in the Eastern district, js probable,
but not certain, I
_ ~ New Obleans, August 28.
Tne steamship Galveston, bound from Galves
ton,ranon shore at the Island Shoals on the
Her passengers and crew were brought
here in the steamer Mexico.. The ship and Cargo
are a total loss. . °
STEAMER BURNED.
_ New Orleans, August 28.
The steamboat S. A. Vinton, from St. Louia,
WM yesterday burned 40 miles from New Or’
mn» i, . da l aU Oargo bf temp and pro
dace. The boat and cargo are a total loss ; Her
crew and passengers were saved, except proba
bly one passenger.' - *■; .
The Empire City sailed , fir New York this
morning. . ,
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAIL ROAD.
Cincinnati, August 30.
The City Council last night passed finally a
resolution loaning $600,000 to the Ohio and
Mississippi Bail Road,: and SIgO,OQO ‘to the
Covington and Lexington Rail Road. The bonds
will shortly be issued, to bear 6 per cefit inte
rest, payable semi-annnally at New York. 1
The -Temperance party of thfi city have ap
pointed delegates to the State Convention at
Columbus on the 3d prox., to nominate Candi--
dates for the ensuing October election.
THE LIBERATORS. j
New Orleans, August‘2B.
Strong efforts are making to afford aid to the
Cuban patriots. Committees are cahvassiijg the
the city collecting funds. The Theatrical en
tertainments and concerts are advertising bene
fits for the cause. ;
CUBAN EXCITEMENT. j
. •■■■■.' Baltimobe, August j3o.
There is great excitement.here, to-night.- A
orowdof several hundred persons are parading
the streets with the effigy of the American con-
Bui at Havana, which they intend to burn.
Washington, Angus 31.
The President has been compelled to delay hir
departure from White Sulphur Springslfor a
few days, owing to indisposition. He will re
turn direct to Washington, stopping no where
on the route.
The Post Master General left for New York,
on business. He returns on- Tuesday.
The Atty. General leaves Kentucky on Mon
day for Washington.
The U. 8. Treasurer announces the amount of
public moniea-on deposit at the several deposi
tones to be, $18,761,566 36 in the mint in Phil
adelphm; $6,711,15000 in New York; $2,782,-
376 in the Sub . Treasury.
_The ships Colombia and Star Repubtaarrived
from New York, the latter in distress; She lost
her foremast and other spars in a gale on the
21at met, in lat. 26, lon. 76. K
Baltimobe, August 80.
The late storm has been very severe in South
Carolina and Georgia. In manypiaoes the lands
are entirely overflown.
New York, August 80.
The steamer Baltio sailed for Liverpool to
day. She had 60 passengers and $640,000 in
specie. Among the passengers; is Hon. K. J.
Walker, late Secretary of the Treasury.
Philadelphia, August 30.
The steamer City of Glasgow, from Liverpool,
July 13, with a large and valuable cargo, and
288 passengers, arrived to-day.
_ Boston, August 30.
The East Wymanth saw faotoiy, near Wor
cester, was damaged to the extent of $lO,OOO,
last night by fire.
CINCINNATI MARKET—August 30.
Flonr...Demand moderate; sales of 400 bbls
at3,15@3,16.
Whiskey...lB.
Cheese...6}.
Butter...ln good demand at 10@11.
Bacon... Sides 10J. Shoulders at 84.
Lard... Sales of 100 bbls No 1 at 9?
Mess Pork... Market yery firm; soles at 16,00.
Grooeries...Unchanged, with but light demand.
River stationary, and weather hot.
NEW YORK MARKET—August 30.
Cotton... Market continues firm,
F10ur...3,87 for State, and 4,00©4,12 for
Genesee. .
Bye Flour and Com Meal—Dull.
Grain... Sales of 6000 bushels of Wheat at 93
for Michigan; white 67 for Ohio; 45,000 bush.
Com at66@57 for mired western; 3,000 do
Bye at 66.
Pork... Sales of 1,000 bbls at 15,62*016,76
for new mess, and 16,00 for old.
Groceries—Sales of 160 boxes.Porto Bico Su
gar at 4f.
In other respects the markets show no change,
and business generally limited.
BALTIMORE MARKET—August 30.
Flour... Dul l; sales of 400 bbls City Mills at
3,87; Howard St. 3,87.
Grain-Bed wheat 71 to 76; white 76©84;
oats 38@86 ; rye 66.
Provisions... Firm; prices same as quoted yes
terday.
Groceries—Quiet and unchanged. '
Lard—9J@ll.
Whiskey...22@23.
Wool—Common unwashed at 16@18.
Tobacco—Quiet.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET—August 30.
Flour—ln better demind. Sales at 3,75@4.
Com... Dull. Fellow 48, white 68.
Pork... Firmer. Unbranded Mess 16,60.
Bacon...Side3 11J(8)12.
(BETWEEN PENN CiND LIBKBTT 6T&EETS).
1 IST OP SHADES oft hand and made at all times to
J order—
-5 4 and 6,4 Shades, plain and bordered ;
. “ w Transparent green do:
, u “ « “ Dark “ do;
Landscape Shades of every style,
Moonlight do do do;
Gothic and Mezzitinto, of new style ;
STOKE SHADES of any color, with Lettering or De
signing. OIL, CLOTHS on hand.
Abo, a lot of SHADE TRIMMINGS—complete at 25
cents per shade, Curtains hung on reasonable
terms.
„ B.—Pedlere will do well to call at the Factory, be
roTq purchasing elsewhere
aprlStfm
_Pfttiad<iphla Carriaficft for Ba»f'i
THEsubscriberhus just received from
VggffiPigS£; Philadelphia hia spring stock of CARRI
AGES, and will keep constantly on hand
„• , , 4 k*s Carriage Repository, near Alex.
M’Farland’s Tavern, on the Pittsburgh and Steuben
ville Turnpike, 13 miles west of Pittsburgh, a large
aasorlraeot o! VEHICLES of all kinds, which he: will
sell at prices mueh lower than they can be bought else
where.
Prom the experience which he bas in thebusiness
and the general satisfaction rendered heretofore, to
those who have favored him with their patronage, be
feels assured in raying that he can ofler. an assortment
to compete with any in market, both as regards quality
and price. Personswishing to purchase ure referred to
Carriages sold-by him last season
The subscriber, expecting to continue in the business
of paying and selling Carriages, keens on hand none
but custom-made Carriages. JOSEPH WHITE.
N. B.—For any further information, apply at John
Rogers l Tea and Queenswcre Store, Diamond alley,
mard&mw
Rlllftfilllottt
On Eighth Street, near Grant,
Manufacturers of lightning rods of
superior materials, style and quality; We invite
the attention of people of town and country. Orders
left at the shop; at the Eagle Hotel, Liberty street; or
at John B. M’Fadden’s, Market street, will meet with
prompt attention. Persons at a distance can have them
ready fitted (and shipped,) to put up themselves, on the
most favorable terms.
Churches and School Houkes’wiil be furnished at one
fourth less than our usual prices for dwellings.
Reference— John B. M’Faddeh, Fourth street.
. oul9:w4t* ■
Pituburgh Gao company*
AN ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholder Of the
Pittsburgh Gas the purpose of elects
ing two persons to serve as Traces of said Company,
for the purpose of electing tw<£p«*on*to serve as Trus
tees of said Company for lb®!#” 11 of three years, will
be held at the Office of the Wj 'kb, on Mondays tho first
day. of September, A. D r mh between the hours of 2
and 5 o’clock, P.M. , lES M CHBIBTY, ,
Office of the Pituburgh Gat, ]om,onjr. » Treasurer.
August 18,; ~ii. ~j aat3iid
IN 3 THE COURT OF:CoI*HON PLEAS orAD?
gbeny County, of Octobers. Arm, 1650. No. 40. ■-
In the matter ol theoceoißl ofA.G. Reinhart, As
signee, under a votantaiyajs of Zebulon Kin
. Notice is hereby given, tlraV, 'have teen appointed by
said Coart, Auditor, to dislriby 1 the assets' in the bands
of the said Assignee, and thafravill attend atmy Office,
No. W Filth street, in tbe CiiySf Pituburgh, on Friday,
the 19th day of September ndjti,at2o’clock, P.M.
yauSOSw ; ’ J'?JV E. BRADY, A«dilor.
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E, H. KERNAN
HiLb A cUßafr" r
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS.
No.es Wood Stream - *
- Third door beloto Founh^tputsidt).
SIGHT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly
for sale. Time Bills of Exchange and Notes dis
counted. Gold.StiverandßankNotea.boughtand sold.
Collections made-in all theprineipalcitiesof the United
States. Deposits received of Par and Current Funds.
mar27:y.' - : -
„. _ PATRICKS FRIENDS .
BAHKBRB A STD EXOHASGEdROHERS]
No; 05, conn** Wood-amp DzjutonD'mnn,
: , Piuslwigh t Pa. ' " : [mayl
Domestic and Foretgn Exchange, Bunk. Notes,
Gold and and Exchanged,
CiICHAHGffi AHD BAHKIHG HOUSfi
• OB':' • -i V
, ;Winiam & Co.,
64 Wood Street, •
: PITTSBURGH.
IP* IMTgggST ALLOWgpQH UHg DEPOSITS. f*o*2B
ALLBJf EBJIKKB.
ammisH a BAH§r" ,1> iU “
BaMertaniSxticmgtSnim, Stalaain Fonign and
LamuticßtUt,miUo/Exthangi, Cntificalii o'Dnet
ti,BanhNoUSjtind Coin.
Corner of Third end Wood 8t«;, directly opposite the 8
Charles Hotel. . may 2?
Removal,
H.HOLJZIBS A SONS,
SAW SKBIOVKD'YHStB BAHXtfia ABO EXCUANOB OVFICg
To No. 67 Marktt sireity/ovr doon bdoto old ttand,
- N- HOLMES & SONS,
f) ANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, and Dea-
O iers in Noies, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver and
Bank Notes. . Exchange on the Eastern and Western
cities constantly for ’ j... .
. Collections inade in all the cities throughout the Uni
rtftF* 8 ,* I ®* teceiveU in par funds or current
paper, No. 67 Market street, between Third and Fourth
streetß.. • '. • - -;ang2B-ly;
JAB.B.BOOM. nft tHOS.SASfiXMT
HOOa.tfiS&AQ&wni,
HANKERSIAND. EXCHANGE BROKERS,*
N. B. Comer qf Wood and Sixth ttreets.. PiujburfA* Pa
TrSEALEßSin.Coin,BankNoies,
I / and Domestic Exchange,CenificatesofDecosh
EXCHANGEotvallthe principal
andEaropejfor sole insnmsto suitpmchiserr.
received ondeposlte
OTliliECrripN;? «ftadftsJ) all parts of the Union, atthtt
towenratesr- sepll-ly
m EDGAR THORS, ffl£. 0,,
HI F HYSIC IA ,Y # S O AGEoW, I
ijl, . ~N 0. %'8 a 'PKNN HTQ KST, I
ilj Near Hand, aired, Pituburga, t*a. • '
flf " ’’.ID* 5 Od»ce hours; Jroio 7 io.IO A.
m ftl ; iaio*Jr and 7 io JO, *
Mt : ' : ' y iU* Night catU inooipUy m*
HI teuiieU to. (ttiuo • -
Aniongthcnumerous discoveries-Science Its* made
*a this generation to facilitate the busiueas of life, in
creaVe iU eiyoynVehi, and even prolong the term, of hu
man existence, none can be named of more feail value
to mankind} than this 1 eontrlbiiliontu' Chemistry ‘ to the
(leaiing Art. A vast trial of its virtuesthrouglmsuihis
broad country, hasproven beyond a .doubt, that nmsnedi
cine or combination df medicines yot known Jcaneo
sorely control and care the numerous varieties {of pul-
swept from our
miaEi tUouiands aad t&ousanda'-fcvery year. .ffndead
tnere is now abundohl reason to believe .a Reiaealy hat
atiength been found which can T>e relied'on.to c tire the
most dangerous affections ofthc longs. Our space here
wu. not permit os to publish any proportion of tlie enres
effected by its use,hut we would present the following
opinions of eminent men, arid reier further emicirv to
the circular which the Agent below named, will always
be-pleascd to furnish free, wherein are full particulars,
and indisputable proofs of these facts. ' ■■■*■
From the President of Amherst College, the ceitebraied
ti _ .--v Professor Hitcheock.
Junes C. Ayer—Sir: I have, used yiiur Cherry Pee*
toraun toy own case of deep-scaied'Cronchiiis.. and am
satisfied ironnla chemical constitution, th at 11 Li an ad
mirablecompoandfor.theamliefofia^rigalaud bron
cbtal difficuuiea. If my.opmion as to ils superior char
acter canbe of any service, yon are at liberty ,10 nse it'
as yon think proper. . ; * \
_ . EDWARD Un t i3HCbCS,KI..-D.- I
From the widely, celebrated Professor SillmamU. D.
L X* Mineralogy,
&c. v Ya!e CoUege, Member of the Lit Hisl
Med; phiL and Scientific Societies of
...., -America and Europe. ■i . i
Idetrn the Cherry- Pictorial an admirable composi
lion from some of the best articles in the Materia Medi
ca.nnrf a very effective remedy for the class of di seas
es it is intended to core.’* „
New Mavenj Cl, NoV. 1, 1849.
Major Pattisonr President of the 8. C. Senate, slates
hehasused the Cherry Pictoral with wonderful sac
cess, to cure an inflamaiion of the longs.
Fronone of ths first physiciaus in Maine.:
n. . ' ‘ - „ Saco, Me, April 26,1849.
X 9*--Ayer, Lowell—Dear Sir: I on oowron*-
stantiy osingyour CherryPectbreTin lay practice. and
prefer u to any other medicine for pnlraonary complaints
FJomobservauons
ed it will euro coughs, colds, and disease a of the lungs,
that have put to defiance all other remedies K
I invariably recommend its use in cose ofconsummion.
and consider it mnch the best remedy known for
ease. -: , Respectfully yours. ' -
- ’ - , ... , I«-S. CUSHMAN,M. D.
Prepared and sold by James C. Ayer, Practical Chem
ist Lowell, Mass.
r JP* Sold in Pittsburgh wholesale and retail, by B. A.
Fahncntick. and by J. M.Pownsend; in Allegheny City
ge^e l^ttHy SC ° and by druggists
T,.A* W. ftfoster*
O attorney and counsellor at law •
FfICF.NO. 47 FOURTH STREET, bctoi AfiriM
«fMA Pttahurek, Pa. n<ivls:i!awly
B^*\J!?. otpal gire Inanranca oompa<ty
BRANCH OFFICE, 54 Skithvield st., Pittsiom i.
t , • '* Afaplyf, |B6t. -
rjiHEbesteyidenceof the success of the Director* in
the “STATE MUTUAL ’FIRE
INSURANCE' COMPANY” meet of > the
community, is the unparalleled amount of busiress
wmchiba*>h£eo >done--hft.viiig.,issued- 7*600 P iii
cieadunng.ihepastyearfthereby,,adiliiig over 8130JJ00
to the funds ofthe. company. Nearly all the property
insured »>. ofthe safest-kina, in small risks, and alarae
proportion insoredforonly one year. °
Whole No Policies issued 7,900
do' , do expired, terminated A
• canceled** ...
do: jIo in force*.*-***......... .
Amount of Propertyinsured-**.... .
do .. Canceled, terminated and cx-t—-.
- . pired..*—* Jrtl,72a
d ? inforce*- • «*• .
do Premium Notea 79,676,67
do Cauceiedjtenninaiedaexpr’d,'- 617,10
5° *nforce..---.. . 879,C3f,77
do Casp Premiums received* * * *85t,657,14
do do canceled■- *.*....... 331^4
. ——————-$5l £36,90,
wholdamountoflossesandexpen* . i r
23,01,46 ‘ ,
Balance in favor of the Co., In cash, •• . ©27.824,45'
- Jo city or country: merchants, and owners of dwell
ings! and isolated or. country: property, it is, believed'
this company affords advantages inpomtof cheapness,!
saiety and security, inferior to no Insurance: Co a&Dhnv
in this country-. u; , . ~ . • - - -
Conducted on the equitable and grefulyimproveds ys* i
tem : of Classification: excluding all. j*per ml j
hazards, insuring only a limited< amount in. any one lo
caiityy thus precluding the frequency and occunenco of ■
toige fires, and alto, on both the Stock and Mutual phiny
tt not only possesses the cheapness and accbmotodaf ion
;or both; methods, but entitles.the insured to a paxticitia**
tion in the profits. ,1.-.. (
Itis ttnder the control of the foHowing Direcic-rE: -J '
P. Rutherford. A,J. (sUlstv John B. Packer, Saosae.'T,'
Jones, Alonzo A.CarrierJPhilo C. Sedgwick,.Robert
Kloti,Sainael Jones, JohnP. Rutherford.
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A. J-. GILLETX.'Sec’y. ;
A. A. Cabrish, Actuary. i
■ v N^B.—A tScrip Diyidend of fifteen percent. ora*expi
ring policies has been declared.by the Birectors, cun is
now receivable avthis Office (oir renewals, or redeema
ble in cosh &l lhe;end of ninety days.> ; -
myl7a»tw . . : A. A. CARRIER. Aajent
Desirable Property. /
ON THE FIRST BANK IN ALLEGHENY roa sus
OB EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY. The'locution is
near J. Pointer?*; ten minQtes’ walk from the Aqueduct,
and about fifteen from the Hand street Bridge.' Tilesub*
scriber offers saidprepertyjjnaccommcaating
which he now The’Lot is 50 feet ft bet on
Nonh-Cauafstreet, running backto Liberty street some
275 feet, near oneuhirdof ati&crei-' On which is erected
a Brick . Bodse; coulaiwng ten'rooms,-pressed brick
front ta stableand carriage house bn the back/ of the
lot. The location is as fine as any m- Alleghenv.
premises can be examined at any time. For termaj cn-i
qulreof J. KIDD, at the store of J’RIDD & CO,« cor
ner of Wood and Fourth streets. •'* .
Vau27V ;V 1 ; •" - • -y • JOHN KIDD.
Toltuble Real Eatato At Anettoni
mHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale, on favora-
JL ble terms, the following property, in the Oity Maggy
of Pittsburgh, vix:-r . : , ;
No. 1. Three valuable three story brick dwelling
houses, on. Second streets, between Market and Ferry
streets, the lots being each Id feet front by 60 deep.
No. a. Contains 57 feeVfroul on Third street, adjoin
ing the Third: Presbyterian Church, on which is' erected
one fourstory brick bouse, used os and
one two s*ory brick warehouse.
If the above is not sold before Thursday, the 4th day
of September, at private sale, it will then lie offered at
public outcry, on the premises. Terms at sale.
- JOHN FLEMING,
Agent for Johnston * Stockton
Valuable Beal Estate In Beaver County,
AT AUCTION. .
THE SUBSCRIBER offers forsale lie following prop-:
eny
No. 1. Two' Lots in Fißlston, Beaver county, being
lots Nob. 3 and 4, being : abontlOO feet square, on.whlch
is erected one block of four frame dwellings, und one
sepatate'stone dwelling, all high.
No. 2. One JotspieeifnmiQn Backstreet, 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 lowwaier mark, on the Big Beaver.
No. 4. One vxUnable water lot, 100, feet on Wheel
Race , with tea shares water power attached*
No. 5; One lotopposite the water lot, 80 feetfrant, and
extending to the top of the hill, on which is erected one
twastory brick store and warehouse, 28 by 59 feet; al*
so.one .-
No. 6. One large lot in New Brighton. Beaver county,
being about 140 feet on Broadway, ana abont 200 feet,
deep, containing If acie. on wiuch are erected two
large frame dwellings, and one' email frame honse, used
as an office. This property was formerly occupied by
Mr. T. C. Gould, and is very pleasantly located, being
immediately oppOßiiethe Failston Bridger
No. 7. One water lot, immediately below Fallston*
Bridge, being about 100 feet in length, and extending
from water-street to low water mark, or towing path.
It not sold beforeTharsday, the 11th day.of Septem
ber next, at privaiß;saio, lt wilt then beoffered at pub*
lie oatery,on the premises. Terms at sale.
JOHN FLEMING,
mt for Johnston fcStoqkton.
otttgiton for SAie. >
A GOOD STAND,iiia business part -of the- city, —v
OL will be sold, together with* selected stocfc
Drugs;. Apply ia this Office;' - / " . [auls* L&
rEW -GGO.OShrJost received, A fine assortment of
i'Gentlemen’eFanusiuagGoodayaf
< HINTON A CO.*S
i .* ; Gentlemens’FuroiahingStore, J
iu7 .* No. 60 Fourth street.-
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DwomhU «nlifca»entlem
Nervous Affeeusni, P “" ', h h ° F i W« ‘^AnoS
Brovra tooflerjiSniSroesVrsneedv c'nMin' '
come under hle care. ■•?■ , lo oUwhoiaa)
DEU MATISM. —Dr. Brown'# newiv aniiA«M<i
XV edy (or Rheaniatlsnils aspeedyan^cJc?. l !? ll
forthatpdinftllroßble. Itreverfallj. ■' ,l ' ,in,<,me,l J'
Office and Private Consultation Rbomi No di ni«-
MOND, Pittsburgh, Penna. The Doctor
faoro « • lanlß-darn*
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flirt 111 111 a I mi rtCijrflPl
; Dr. Ouysott'a Improved Extract
or •
YELLOW DOCK, AND SARSAPARILLA.
IS . NOW PUT UP in the largest sized Bottles, and is
acknowledge <Tto Be the: J2EBT SARSAPARILLA
made.aslrdeftifieabytbe Wdsbanyui. Co-xsithaspor
formed, origiuolcopies of whicli Are in the possession
of.thc' proprieior. -Remember, this is tho ouly TRUE
and ORIGINAL Article.
• This Mediclae; when nsed accordimt to directions.
*. WILL-CURE WITHOUT FAJb,
v Scrofula,
i - -;• or King’s Evil, 1
Cancers, Tumors,
. EruptionsoftheiSkln,
. -Erysipelas/,Chronic Sore
Lyes, .Ringworm,, or Tetters,
Scald Head, Rheumatism, pAinsiu "
.. . the Bones or Joints, Old Sores and Ui
. . cer»iSwellmgoi the Glands,Syphilii, Dys
pepsia, Salt Rheum, Disease Of Abe. Kidney a,
Loss of Appetite, Diseases arising frOtn the
pse of . hfercory, Pain in the Sides and
Shoulders, General Debility,Drop-
ay, Lumbago, Jaundice, and ■
Coslivenesß.
' THE BEST FEMALE MEDICINE KNOWN'
Insipiem Consumption* Barrenness; Lucorrhea, or
.Whims,lrregular Menstruation, Incontinence of Urine,
and general gloomy stale of mind are cured by Da. Guy
son’s ExtßAcr 4? 1 Yellow Dock Am SaubXpaulla.
Wljich gives i tnmediate relief by re he wing' the founda
tion ofhealth and strength; the blood;- It neutralizes bad
humors, slops unnatural and gives healthy
actiotyto all the vital ppw^rs.
Let all who wish to purge the blapd from the impurities
contracted froth the free fndnlgencedf alio appetite dar
ing the winter, and to prepare the sy stem to resist aum
Yellow Dock and SfljrsDpariliQ,” wVch tsprovlhg itself
on antidote Tor monybf tfce most mallgnadt diseases that
-flesh is heir to, and they wall never be disappointed for
la th's remedy the public faith&as never Watered—nev
er conwarerf for it is founded on .experience; judios
their waul of- faith in other and spanoua compounds'is
also founded on~experieuce:., They fly.frommineral
nostrums to seek hope, life, and vigor from this purely
vegetable remedy ; therefore, however; broken down in
health.and spirits, however, loathsome tohimself and
others, lef no.one despair of recovery;Jet thoptttient
only uuderstand that his hope of physical restoration lies
only iii Guysou’s Extract or; Yellow Dock one? Sarsapa
rilla, and persuade him, for his life’s sake, to try it- bod
wohaveno hesitation in predicting his speody restora
tion tobeaith.
Read the Following.
; Nkwavx, N. J., January 85.
. fifr. DennrriWe take pleasure in stating that your
.Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla givesgreat satisfaction In
everyeake. ' •• ;
A very respectable gentleman infornied uii that his
daughter was jroubJea with difficult menstruation and
otherdiseoscs peeflliaf-to her sex. She hadnot had her
. regular menstrual discharge lot a long time; but by the
use of Dr. Guysotl’s antFSarsaparilla was
radically cured. JSljeu?ed T/? whsend’s andothera with
outreceiving tbesijghlcstheueAt.. He had one daughter
die from the same,cause. ‘ I; !?• TRIPP & CO.
HuniAKSMLLK, Oswego county, May, 1840.
S. J»\ Sir.: Jjmcchaseiiba. aiioxt tine ago,
■a UoitTe of your Yellow Doek and SarßflpanUo for my
. wife, wkleh she has used for ber.cotnplaiiit,- Erysipelas
and-Weakness, Falliug.bt .the Womb', e‘ic,, ahdit ha* al
ready helped her yeiy much. Of the Erysipelas It has
effected nearly a. cure. I have just puzenasedra sedbiid
bottle, and judging from the effect of the /Srinef, feel cbn
ndent that it will effect a perfect core. < ‘ *
Yoafs, v-etry,respectably, ‘ . SL(7OBURN.
. Cure pf dn aggravated case cf .JSrgxipelaJs
■ The enres performed by Dr. Guysotl’s JSxtract of Yef-
Iqw Dock and Sarsaparilla arc* lasting.-: Tho patient’s
general health continues to improve offer,disease is re
moved. ; Corea are not.chronicldfl ufttil time has fully
tested that there pan be ho relapsedX return,of the dis-
„ ' „ . NpswAT, Herkimer co. f February, flBsfl.
tU s ; F' Do.-—Gents: It,i» with great pleasure
ffiat I write to you about the very happy affect of your
Yellow Dock upon my son. who bos.
long been.suffering under that dreadful, loathsome dls
be-waauuacked in 1848,
arfd warfoT.seyerhrmbhths attended By some of out best
skUrperseverfngJy for five
months, without any beneficial .effects whatever. He
became jeduced toaperfect skeleton. ileihad ulcera
TOiTMiffled.. Phyuciahi m thht his care tosa hogeleaa
n^™„f oala i be not si n e i°™ lo arrest ttae.teiriblo
t?.. D ?5 n i ■ ulccr *- My neighbor* and ;my»elf thought
Ws ttxseolauonnear at hand. Onebflnynelghbore,who
.
cine, wished me temake a uiai df it, and more from the
restless desire to do something while iltfe lasted, than
ed using it,-and to my astOnishmenVhe commencedto
improve before he had nsed the third botileV and before
hebad used half a dozen bottled he couldwalkbnu He
used Jn ;ail twelve bbnles auring.tbeyear-m and by
' was perfectlyr«3tored,-.everyvCstiffepf
the disease except the scars was .removed, and he re
••mains mperfect health up to the prtse«t,time. His re
coveryjundcr the hlessipgs of God, is '
the use ofyourYellowDock and Safsaparilliu dsdTas
sure you that'l feel myself under gfeat;oblSations to
-giH jovthat .1 inform yg|of what
your Sarsaparilla has done for my son * •'->
EespectfuUy, . JAMES RUSSELL.
| B>" Price SI per bottle—six bottles for 85.;
WetaSi? 6 ' °h r ™^ i,^ R W l »'n"' C
hirMh al i d j A Fahnestock -A Co, Pitta*
buTgh j J A Jones, PiUsaorgh; -Lee A Begtham All*
gheey’cityr L T Rossell, Wtuhinrton | Wfl Xembar.
UtSoMeroj H Wek£
Greensbnrah; S K°nniz, Somersei; Bcott t eilmoio!
iSS5 rd ii^'. d *■ SwfcUQßUnsrtm; Mrs. Otr, Holliday™,
■burgh; Hildebrand ACo, Indiana; J R Wright,iUttan
urngi -tTOns A Co Brootvillef A Wtlsm’* Sin,
Waynesburgb; M’Farland A Co,N Callender. McaS
vllf * P^f 10 »® C*>» Kne». Henry FoTker. Mercer; Jaa
&Go>Boiler; S Smith, Beaver; J i> Saamertoii*
Warren; R L»& C S Jonea f ’Condersport; Crooker!
Jr M ßrorcoaviUa,- = ;; » • myl9
87,883,419
AHEAD OK ALLf
OF AMERICAN OIL.'
PjREPAJRfcD and sold by JNO. YOUNGSON, 209
JL Liberty street; This powerfully concentrated pre
parahon;tbe medical virtues of which are found to be
eight times the strength of the original American OU.
It w put Up inboutes at2s and27* ceuti,eaob, with full
directions for its ln every disease where the origi
nal American'Otlhtt3 > he<y\ iound at all efficacious, and
“NLBJTbi.origUDaoil ln iuffiOTSSL"
from the bowels of the earth',caflbe had,as abov&—and
-will be found genuine, notwithstanding & curtain firm
claimatobethe only Proprietors. ■ ' ,■
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J< B* Toagn'o OcteDratca utiuraiU an.
FOR Churcbes, Stores, Parlors,'Steamboats, Canal
..Boats, Halls,Chambers,Kitchens, Workshops, and
indeed every place where light is,reamrcd. r -The public
' are respectfully invited to call and examine
assortment of these Lamps. Also, Lamps of all kinds.
; f»*r i.ont t.nrd Oil,- Jcc.» Chandeliers. Girandoles, Wait
era, Han telDecomiloo^Lanips,Globes,Glosses,Wicks,
| Paper, Tin Shades, Alais and Cans, and all.things pet*
i tainlhg to the irade. AJso,.a superior Safety " Lantern,
i forSteamboals and Stables. ;. _ ; ‘
■The cheapest Uaht to-be found for’store shdahoppar
poses, is Tough’s Ke£nedCbemicalOiJftnaLanjpB,uO)a
whieh .a splendid light js obtained-.aLl -bf-'a ?ent per
hoar, equal, if not -superior* 10 gqs. wWe.luyite an ex*
ammaUon.of our goods nndptices. Belqgptepared >by
thei accamuiation.of J 2 years\expepbnce r andwith fh
cilities to supply both the wholesale rptalltrade, pn
lhemoBifavoraoJeiennB,at<DQ Pi tub'iirgh,Oll an d Lamp
Store. /’V''";- 1 i -
' AH articles delivered iu'any the city, qr In Al
legheny, freeof cost.'
.'ETHEREAL AMO CHEMICAL, OR PltfE OIL, rd
gularlysuppUedonceorJynce&iyeek*' AU-orders left
with iLe wagon, (whldh is.caaatsinily passing,round the
oil?,) willbe promptly attended to. ' y.S.TOIJQH, '
No. 62 Fourth street, ApoUp J^aljf,
• aprWtd&wy ; between fiiarkct and WoQd-
v: For Sale« • t -
THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his property in
Allegheny City. -The Lot is seventy-two feet nine
inches, fronting on the East Common,and ninety ieetin
dppttj; extending from a corner at llay alley la proper
ly ow*ed tylhe FrotestanlMethodisl<3lmrch.,',Tbaim
pnovements are a three story Brick Dwelling, well fin
. shetl> Aed taro comfortable -frame DweUine.iTousea—-
There is probably ho more' pleasant -and oecirabfo lo
cality tor private je&idencesin th&City thanthe Lot now
offered for sale. The professional pursuits of the under
signed do hot perxnitdiuh to occupy and enjoy this prbp
eny,andh£ncetheoffv.<oscl[. Itwill he sold a bar
: gain. If application he made toon. : For price and terms
of payment, refer to- Mr. Mqnsspn Foster, at the Ware
house of P. M’Connickj Eflq.; or John Fleming, Esq.,
AUeghenyrCity.
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• Diamond Boarks«i~- • •
'DECEIVED TO-DAY, 800. Diamond
XV for Glass Cutters 1 use.
jytg . JNO. B. AfcFADDEN A CP,-:
SPENDID Summer and Fall Cravats,Be»rft;Weck
Ties. De JoiuvilleTies-^ustreceived;. -
ao7 - . . HINTON A CO.
eALM "OIL—4 casks Palm Oil in store and tor sale.
- jytH e MiLLER & RICKETSQN.
UST RECEIVED— : ,
150 bags prime Rjo Coffee $
25 -do Lagayra do;
lOdo Ola Government Java;
20 do Pepper and; Allspice;
2 ceroons S. B. Indigo; -
S3JO bbls. No. DMackerel—large s,
SO do ~ do . smallj .
• ; 5 do- -No. I Salmon;
25 do No. I Mackerel; ... .
50 half bbls. assorted Fiah, for family ns© *
. .20. - do do Grant’s' ■ ; •v . . *
... 60 bxs.prime Baltimore brands ' do*
Weridg’sD.tl. Loaf Brigat; *
.Hj.Wbbli.. do Cfaoiied do:
: 2 casks Cnha Honey
For,sale by ’H. O. HELM,
.angU ' No.SoFifth street.
riHEAFBRINTS.-A. A. Masos fc Co. have just to
\Jceived 35 cases beautifnl new style Prints, which
willbe sola as usual at very low prices: ’Also,s cases
ef those very desirable 8. A: Prints, the cheapest goods
ever offered in this market. ,
fc.auH Nos. 62 and S 4 Market street. .
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