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OiT Y IXTELLHiEttCE.
BgL. Persons in', the .different Wards can be
assessed by calling-on the following named per
sons, at the placbS s mentioned:
Firtt William Irvin, Diamond alley,
between Diamond and Wood Btreet, Will be in
attendance from 6 to 8 o’clock, P. M.
Second Ward—John M’Kee, Smithfield, be
tween'Second and Third streets.
Third Ward^-J. oseph M’Cuilough, Fifth street,
above Wood. - v
6@* ilacktisw Trout just receded this da 7 at
“ OUB HOUSE,” No. 24, DIAMOND Alley.
The . First tin troth*
Speak gently to die little child,
A g ™»V£ ngkea ‘ 1 ’
Puis confidence in ifaee.
Rememt er, ’tis no common task,
tho. «> ibe J» given,
To rear * spini fit to bo
inhabit** 1 of heaven.
So much has been said .and written on the
subject of education and the training of children,
that it seems hardly possible to advance a new
idea. Some propose one age to begin the culture
of a child, and others think another.the right
age. From my own experience, I would say
begin the education with the life of the child.—
Itdß impossible for any one of us to say at what
age a child begins to understand and reason.
The foundation of an education may be laid
in a quiet, easy way. Listen to without inter
fering with your children’s prattle; when a
wrong pronunciation occurs, correct it; when a
wrong principle or moralis drawn from the child
correct that also.
Furnish your children abundantly with picture
books ; these, by being read and explained, will
teach the child to seek for more information. —
Impart to every young child as much knowledge
as he Will seek, but force nothing, or you will be
foiled with your own weapons, and produce dis
gust and satiety. .Inthis way withouteither the
parent or the child feeling it, be will impercep
tibly be acquiring. much useful information,
while at the same time he wilt become more dis
ciplined for the more serious and laborious course
of his future education. Above all, never allow
the most trivial departure from truth to pass
without a severe reprimand. A child will always
judge of the enormity of its offence by the amount
of its punishment.
Never shall I forget the first falsehood told by
my only son, he whose entrance into life had
so nearly been marked by the departure of his
mother- He was my spring ohild; he came
with the flowers, and like them, was bright, hap
py and joyful- The wealth of our first parental
affection waslavisiied on that boy; and how great
was my grief when I found that tho purity and
innocence of childhood had deported, and hehod
toldhiafirst untruth! That I considered an
epoch in his life: and laying all work aside, 1
took the child upon my knee, while mildly and
gently- but m strong language. I explained to
him the meanness and cowardice of a lie, and
the great sin he had committed against God
and man. He was set apart, and not allowed
to associate with any one for a length of time.
His little heart was almost breaking: aud hod
I not felt that it was for his eternal welfare, I
could not have left my child for the first time
with -ut a kiss. At night, when I next saw my
darling, he was asleep m his little bed; but oh 1
what tears I could have shed when I thought of
the first sin that had entered into hia heart!
On the second night after this occurrence, as I
leaned over my child and talked to him before
lie slept, I said. “My precious child, have you
asked God to Forgive you for the falsehood you
told?”
He answered. v *\esi. momma; I forgot it when
I said my prayers, but I asked him after I was
in bed- Anxious to know what the child s feel
ings were- I asked him what he had said. Put
ting his little arms around my neck, and draw
ing-my face close to his. ho whispered, -• 1 said,
Please: Goodman, forgive me for that story I
told yesterday." 'Then I asked. •• And so you
think he has forgiven yon He readily an
swered, “Yes, mamma. I feel as if he has. My
tears of sorrow were turned into tears of joy.
My child had been forgiven. He bod offered his
first voluntary prayer, and he felt that it was
accepted. Some tune after, while at play, l no
ticed that he was inadvertently about to mis
represent something, but instantiv checking him
self. he remained silent for a long time; and I
saw that my lesson was remembered: tho seed
bad “taken rooty for it was sown npon good
ground.”
Instinct of Daclu.
A/oteLminded person, who writes to the Mail
about the Vermont State Agricultural Fair at
Middlebury. is responsible for the following,
which is more'than we ever knew, ana it may
be new to Bomeof our readers:
4 ‘One follow had a brood of wood ducks grown
large enough to fly. and would do so if their wings
had not-been cropped. Ho saw the old duck
go into the hole of a tree abont oO feet from tho
ground The cruel boy mounted the tree and
about tea feet below where tho old duck went
in he cut a hole and there found twelve eggs.
He carried them home, put them under a hen.
and they were hatched in a few days. I told
him he was cruel, bathe said the young ducks
could never have got up to the hole where their
mother went m. and would have perished. I
observed to him that ho must have a better
opinion of the old dack s instinct than that. I
assured him that the young docks soon after
they were hatched would, at the suggestion of
their mother, seize her feathers with tbeir bills,
and not only hold on until she earned them up
into the hollow of the tree to the hole where she
went m, but also hold on until she earned them
down into some pond or stream. In this way
young ducks were always iransported from
their nests in hollow trees and from one stream
to another. I have seen an old wood duok flying
with her baok covered with her young ones from
one stream to another. The young fellow star
ed, but finally believed me. And well he might,
for such is the fact.
The Patience of Woman*
- How strange that the patience of Job should
be considered so remarkable when thero are so
many mothers in this world whose patience •
equal if it does not exceed his ! What would
Job have done had he been compelled to sit in
the house- and sew and' knit, and nurse the
children- and see that hundreds of things were
attended to during the day. and hear the chil
dren complain ? Or how would he have stood it
if. like some poor woman, he had been obliged
to raise a family of ten or twelve children, with
out help, spending months, years—all the prime
of life—in washing, scrubbing, scouring, mend
ing) cooking, nursing children, fastened to the
banse and offspring, from morning to night, and
from night till morning sick or well. —storm or
sunshine- his nights often rendered miserable by
watching over lus ohildrcn! How could he have
stood all this: and m addition to all other
troubles, that of curses and even violence of a
drunken companion ? How would he have felt
after wearing out his very existence for his ten
der offspring and a worthless companion, to be
abused and blamed ?
Job endured his losses very well, for a short
time but they did not endure enough to test the
length of his patience. Woman tests her patience
by a whole life of trials, and she does not grum
ble at her burdens; We are honestly of the
opinion that women has more patience than Job,
and instead of saying * the patience of Job we
should say c the patience*of.woman!
Abdominal Supporters,
ON A NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN,
For sal* by Dr. 7. W. BBJLNSTVP; No. 85 Smuhjield
tltuL'Ttttxburgh,
AS persons of t)olh sere* ca lon me daily, complain
ing of CosUvenes*. Pain in the Stomach, Bowels,
Ac., (bat, generally, by examluauon. i have found in ,&
great man? cases, that they have lubored under the dU
iicgsing-dlsease, the Falling of the Bowels). 1 have fit
ted some of them with a uroper supporter, and a small
quantity of medicine, which h»vc relieved their pain and
given them comfort, and sorno of them had not been well
for five or »uc years. Any person who will coll at ray
office. 1 can refer them to those who. wear them who
can tesuff.to «he benefiisof ihem. if we have no Sup
porters that wUI fit, we can huve them made in a abort
rime- The effect produced by wearing a tunable and
perfectly adjusted Abdomluul Supporter is often nearly
miraculous- The weak vo.ee is strengthened— the weak
lunge supported—the heart ceases its palpitations—the
food site belief©!! ihe stomach—cosuveaess ts relieved
chronic diarrbmft irstopped—miscarriages prevented—
floodings slopped*~whites cured—spine cets stronger—
the lady who is unable to walk is soon able to walk well.
She who could not sit up alone for a few minutes, can
now sit Bp all.day. or as long && anyone; fallingof the
womb is cured, and. in shorter or longer periods loses
aUitf tenderness and weakness, and goes permanently
back to its place. Barrenness, in some
place to fruitfulness, and a way is prepared for years of
good health. (sepaorJm3(ow
" ' " AHEADOIF JLMjLI
EXTRACT OF > AMERICAN OIL.
Prepared and sold br JNO. youngson, 20s
Liberty street. This powerfully concentrated pre
paration; the medical virtues of wbich are found to be
eight times the strength of the original American l Oil.
Ills put up mbottles at2s and cents, each, with tuJl
directions fonts use. In every disease where iheurigi
nal-Aisencan Oil has been found at all
It so fur exceeds the original tn power, as toreridetUthe
CHE A PESTMEUICINE IN THE WORLTf. CaHanri
try iu JOHN YOUNGSON.
N. B. The original Oil in its natural state as taken'
from the bowels pf tbeeanh, can bo had as above—a&d:
will be found rwmne. notwithstanding a certain firm
claims to be the only Proprietors
d&w-rf
DRUGS and CHEMICALS— Gum Opium i' Cream
Tartar-Calcd Magnesia; Gum Camphor : Carb-
Ammoma; Epsom Salts; Sulph. Quinine ; Sulph- Mor
.. phine; AeemtAilornbmej lodine: lodid Iron: lodid
BttlpnnryAe , tee. .Together with a fine assortment of
Dreg* and Family Medicine*, Just received and forssl«
I JAMES A. JONES,
r corner Liberty and Hand streets.
Sales.
Auction Card.
rpHE undersigned, after an interval of four years,has
I again resumed business.- Having complied with
the requisitions of the law regulating Sales at Ancuon,
and having procured a first class License as Auctioneer
Tor the City of Pittsburgh, he offers hl» Services as such
to his friends and the public generally. With an expe
rience of nearly thirty years in this line of business, lie
hazards nothing in saying that l.ewill be enabled to give
entire satisfaction to all those who may feel disposed to
patronize him. _ _ J?. McKtiNNA, Auctioneer.
Refers to the principal City Merchants/ jy-9
<Joar. of Com., N Y.; Bulletin and Pennsylvanian,
Phiiada ; and Republican, Salt., copy lw and
charge this office.)
SCOTT & OTIS,
AUCTIONEERS and commission merchants,
61 JIAIN BTHSST, ST. LOUIS, iusboob,
HAVING been engaged in the above business for the
iast'slx year#, inthis.ciiy, would respectfully so
licit consignments of Goods, to.be sold in this market,
eithet for Auction or private sale—particularly Glass
ware, Hardware and Dry Goods} and will make liberal
advances on all kinds of Goods .consigned us for salt
here. *
Will refer to Messrs. Bewetl, Roe A Co., E. R, Vio
let, Wm.B. Wood A Co n John J. Anderson A Co., R. H.
Stone, Squire A Reed, Brownlee, Homer Jr Co., Larkin
Deayer, Saint Louis; Butler A Brothers, Cincinnati;
eorge M’Lain, Pittsburgh. fmartthy
P. M* DAVIS) Auctioneer,
TV'SIRABLK PRIVATE RESIDENCE AND TEN
U VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS in the Borough of
Loitnenctviih at Auction —On Tuesday afternoon, Sep.
tomber3Qth, at 3 o’clock, will be sold on the premise?,
ibe following valuable property—viz t One large lot of
ground, situate on ISwah street, having a front of 40
feet and ex tending back 100 feet; on which is erected a
good two story frame dwelling house and out buildings,
with choice fruit trees, shrubbery, grapery, Ac , former
ly occupied by Airs Bishop. Also, three building lots,
adjoining the above —having each a front of 2t fret on
said Ewalt street, and extending.back 100. feet. Also,
two valuable building lots, situate on Washington street,
between E a alt and Chesnut streets, haviug a front o
20 feet each on Washington stieet, and extending back
100 feet The above six lots and residence will be sold
log) liter if desired.
Also—Four valuable Lots of Ground, situate on Butler
strert, nearly opposite the residence of Dr. Robinson .
having each a fiout of 26 feet, ond expending back 10*1 J
feet; on one of which is erected a good brick two story
dwelling house and store, with other improvement*
Terms at sale. [sepia) P M DAVI3, Aaci'r.
Large painting of viKorNiiM at auction
—On Saturday evening, October 25th, at 7 o'clock,
at the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and
Fifth streets, will be sold for accoaut whom it may con
eer >,a large otl Painiing of Virginias, with gilt frame
to r iy freighiaiid charges on boxes marked H. B. Scon
A Co., unless redeemed previous to the above date, ( of
winch the owners will take due notieel, by order oi
Capt Dunbar. P. M DAVIS,
sef.fcUtaWtS Auctioneer.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE UK OLD
at Auction— On Thursday afternoon. September
25Ui, ai3 o’clock, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, cor
nor of Wood and Fifth streets, will be sold, by order of
Major John •Wiliock. Administrator of the late John
Seciin. deceased—3UU gallons 7 tear old Monougahelu
Whiskey. l«cp«31 P. M. D WtS. h aci'r
ON Thursday evbtnug, September zsih, m 7 o’clock.
at the Commercial Sales Rooms, lorntr of Wood
and Fifth Birds, will be sold by Catalogue, a choice
and elegant collection of Historical, Classical, Theolojr.-
chl. Law and Miscellaneous Works.the hues! European
amt American editions. many superiorly illustrated,ero
bru In? ItovUell'i Illustrated buokßpeare.au onginul
copy : Philosophical Transaction* of ihe Royal Society
of London, 18 vols; Beaumont and Fletcher s Work*,
3volx: Knight " Pictorial Ixmdon. 3 vols, barauel Ire
land’a Works, fine aqu'i lint vugs, 4 vola, Huga-lh »
Work*: Stackbou»e's History ot the Biblr, * »uU fol,o,
with Kfii'piore* : licnealogies of ibo Bible, scarce ; Pe
ter«> Reforts. Id vols: Archibold’* Ni*i Pnus, Johnson's
Digest Pardon’s do. Cicero’s Works, iiU vols; Lidm
Opera Omn<a. 4 vols *oho; Quuicuhuni de Oraioria in
•ptmione llederici Lexicon. Ainsworth's Dictionary,
Barclay’s F.ngU»h Dictionary, Froissarts Chronicle*,
Library of English Literature. s vols; Culvter s Animal
Kingdom- 8 voN. 4.t0) cold ergs after nature; Hoopers
Rniionnl Kcerenuons. 4 voi* ; Histone Gallery ol l*ot
trofts 'Old Punting*. 4 voU . Court and Times of Cbaries
l*t *nl Jiiine- Isi. Diplomatic Correspondence, ed'teJ
by Jsred Si»i«rks. Ti vols ; lielshanr* Great Brlliau, U
von: Marshall’s Naval Biography, 12 vols; Seward'*
A«iccd‘>«cy. 4 vols; Napier* Pemusular War, Roliert-
Kou't Worm Milner’s Church History. 2 vois; Patrick.
Lowtli. Arnoid Whitby and Lowaan * Commentary, 4
vols: Foxe’s \ms snd Monuments of Maityrs, 2 vols
folio black let er; Priors Li e«f Goldsmith, 2 vols , Lr
qohsrt’s Pillars of Hercules. 2 vots; Cailiua Notes in
Europe. 2 vo s. Mar-lull's \Viuiungiou, 2 vols , Flunk
land’* C'o«*t»minnple. a vols; British Husbandry. 3
vol* : Pharitnig World. Pope’s Works, Thucydides, Ta
citus. German Classics and Dictionary, Tnles. of a
Grundiaiher.
t. can be obtained at ihe Sales Rooms.
scpSJ ' P.M DAVIS. Aurt'r.
P. n'RBOISA. Aacttonesr
HOE STORE. Counsen. Shelving Qos Puiurn, Qe. t
at AccrfON —On Wednesday. October Ist, at 10
o’clock in the lorenoon. will he commenced at the Shoe
Store of J. S. Adams No. 270. Liberty, nearly opposite
Hand street, and uexi door to the Spread Eagle Hotel,
the enure stock of Bcout and shoe* remaining on hand,
comprising an extensive ond general assortment of nt<
the best qualities and styles m that line: men, hoys-,
youths. Indie.*. and children * wear, rf every de
seription- Also, at the same time, store fixture?, gns
fixture*- counter, desk, shelving, settee. Ac Ibe above
*i„ck will l-e sold in lots to suit purchaser*. Safe will
be eouunucd day and night until a-1 are disposed of
IVm<—Cash. [seplsl V. M’KKNNA, Auetr.
'or Bale.
I'\VO HOUSES AND LOIS in the Borough of Law
re»c*viUe. fiontme Mi feet on Borough street and
Cherry alley, teach), by seventy-five leet deep; hand
somely and hmlihtly located on ibe book ol the Alleghe
ny near (he Perry landing to Duquesuo borough;
on each of which are erected comfbrtaul* irumc dwell
ings Apply to DaVID ULAIH, «r
k*«plo ’' ' P M’KK.NNA. Auct'r.
w. 6. O'CAfiTSlUir. Auctioneer
G\ ROCKRY STORE ax Accnos—Will be sold, on
r Monday, bepictober iflMh, at 10 o clock in tbe fore
•join, ai tiie Grocery Store on Pcua meet, between the
Caaai Bridge and -jHura street. tbe entire stock of Gro
ceries, comprising In part,, CoflVe, Sugar* Molasses,
Yo»ng Hyson. Imperial and <*On Powder Teas, LooJ
sugar. Pc|.pfr and Allspice. Ginger. Mustard, Cinna
mon. Candles. Tobacco. Nutmegs. Saipbar. Cream
Tartar, soda Also. Qurcnawaro Glassware. Siooe and
Crockery Wore. Boots and Miocs; ingejiier wuh a iargs
as>ou>ocnl of sundry articles, usually kept in a Grocery
Store
N B—Alib-aamc urae ana place, i casks of PaJe
Brandy. A good article, and worthy the aU'-ution of
invent keepers. [septfi; W G M-CARTNt \ , Auci r
ASSIGNEE'S SAGE OF CLOTHS. CASSIMBKKS,
Castnru. clothing. railom' I ft.nmmgs, Ac., at
Accriov—Will be sold, on Thursday. September £>lh,
at 10 o'rlrck t» the forenoon, at M'Carti.cyi Auction
House, by order of Henry Ohignell, Assignee of It M.
August- his entire stock of Cloths. Caa&intercH.Cueinels.
Vestings. Ready Made Clothing.Tailors* Trimmings
Ac -ail of which hwe been purchased within n few
months. The following comprise, in part, the assort
ineni—viz: French. English and American Broad Cloth,
various color* and qualities ; French and En*li*h C«i»-
Rwneres and Doeskin**: Cnsmeis. I-rocic uml
Of'AS Coat*. PanialnOllß. Veels. fine shirts, MrrmO
shin* and Drawers, Bilk Pocket Hundkerctiiefs and
Cravats, together with n large assortment of Tailors-
T'immi'tgs- wellworthy the attention of the trade,
frnns at sale. HEN K\ LIIJG ELL,
Assignee of It. M .Arpu»i
VV. O M’CARTNF.Y. AoM'r
Real Katate Stoeh Notice.
THE undersigned respectfully mtoims owners of Reul
Estate and Stock that be htn procured an hiurace
Book, fr u real estate and »tock reguter, for pnrrur or
puhlie sole- and it wj II be kept oi the Auction Store, fhr
the ln«peciton of persons wishing to purchase or see
Tl»« charge will he only 81.00 for entering on the Regis
tr r a«y Real Estate or Stock: and if sold the charge
will h- moderate It is nl&o my intention to act aside
mi evening in each month for the exclusive sale of Real
Estate and Stocks, winch evening will be announced in
all th>* fiewipspora. at least two weeks before the sale,
and Properties and Stocks advertised that are for sale
on that evening. The terms for selling will be sqch os
none shall complain: and particular attention will be
paid io all properties or stocks at pnvatosalc. It is in*
tended lomnki* this it place where ull can conic, whn
wish rjUtcr to purchase or see Real Estate Stock*,
s-pfrj W.G M'CARI’NF.Y, Auet’r.
O- K* Cbamberlin’a commercial College*
Comer of Market and Third strati.
FACULTY— O. K- Chamberlin. Principal aml Profei
sor of the Science of Accounts,
John Fleming associate in Book-keeping department,
and Lecturer on Mercantile ttcioiice;
J. M Phillips. Instructor of Mercantile Computation
and Arithmetic; *
D Crouch, Professor of Penmanship;
Alex. M. YVai*on Esq-Lecturer on Commercial Law;
E II Stowe. Esq .Instructor of Commercial Luw ;
B. M. Kerr. Professor ol Mathematics, (night session);
H. Moesser, ProfesinT orMathemaucal Drawing.
This institution has been lately improved and enlarged,
and now ectitsma four spacious rooms, conveniently ar
ranged and elegantly furnished, a well selected Library
of standard works on Commercial Law. for the benefit
of the students. The Mercantile course embraces every
variety of transactions that cun possibly occur in i ust
ness. In addition to regular lectures, delivered by
Mi- Watson. E H Stowe. Esq., a so member of the Pitts
burgh Bar. has beeu employed to instruct the students
by a senes of exercises ami examinations upon this
very important branch. College hours both day and
evening. All communications addressed to O k.
CHAMBERLIN, witlreceivo prompt attention.
*ep &:y
Doll’s Mercb&nt*’ College*
ESTABLISHED in 1640. Incorporated by Legisla
tive Chapter. Tile Principal of this Institution has
settled come of the most intricate business transactions
that have occurred in this city for tbe last ten years,
and strangers wiL learn, on application to any of our
City Merchants or Bankers, that he is the only practical
accountant now teaching Book-Keeping in the city —
There Is no *• associate in Book-Keeping.’ 1 nor no names
advertised here, for the purpose of dap-trap and hum
boegcry . No names are pobli'hcd in connection with
Ibis Institution who do not perform the duty ipcoified.
Mr Williams Ladirs Writing Clai*s meets at o'clock.
Mr Hatch Lectares every.-Saturday, evening, at 7
o’clock on Commercial Law. Call and gel a Circular.
sep33:dfcw
Furniture and Gfealr Ware rooms*
eg} JOSEPH MEYER. 4*i4 Penn street, above the
RIL Canal Bridge, keeps constantly on hand and makes
HHto order- attne Totpesl pnta, every description of
"cyand Plain FURNITURE, SOFAS and CHAIRS,
of the best workmanship and most approved styles.
Purchasers would do well to vistt his Warerooms.
my27dA.wty
Aeal iSicate at Auction*
THE subscribers will sell at public Auction on the
premises- oh THURSDAY, ibe 9th day of October
nert. tom welt known Soap and Chandlery establish*
meni, formerly occupied by G. SandoL deceased* situate
in Reserve township. immediately beyond the City (me,
aiul bounded on one fide by the new Franklin Ho id
The Lot is lid by 101 feel: on which is erected one good
bnckdwellimr house, and ull the necessary out-build
lags. Sale ,o commence at 11 o’clock. A M.
JOHN FLEMING,
OEO R. RIDDLE,
W.M'HENDREY'
Exirutan.
Adjourned Orphans* Court Bale*
Iff Pursuance of an order of the Orphans* Court of
Allegheny County • will be exposed to public sale, at
'he Court House, irvthe City of Pittsburgh, on Saturday,
the 16th day of October, 1851, at 10 ceiock, A. M , ull
that certain LOT OF GROUND, situated at the corner
of North Canal and Chesnut street, in the City of Al
legheny,* on which uerected a t»o story Brick Dwel
ling House* with bttseroent.
made know,.on tojof^ G „ T
..<! MABIA M WHITAKER,
.epB3 dfcw3t Adm’ttof Joseph W. Wltllaker, dee’d ■
Buegy XorSalc.—
A NEAT EASTERffuUGayvWilh lender lop, made!
by Wouon A Co. PhUadelphiajfar sam mw.'
Lquireof -foWNSBINI>,CARR& CO.,
eeplO ;■ Si. Clair alreet.
“COMMERCIAL.
DAILY REVIEW OF THE MARKETS'
Orrics cv the Dailt Mo«srnNo Host, i
: - .... Thursday, Sept 25, 1851. y
The weather yesteiday was cool and pleasant, ihe
rain on Tuesday evening having been sufficient to lay
the dust, but it is fcaied not enough to cause any rise in
oorttivers. Wo eanuoi see that theft ;s any improve
merit in business.
ASHES —Theie is an improvement in the demand for
Soda A»h in lots of 10 to 15 casks, without, however
change in price. Wo have sales of 5001) fils report
ed 4t lime} 2 bbls Pearls at 6. Pol Ash—There is
little or no demand in this quarter.
BUTTER—There is more inquiry for good Roll, with
sales of 400 fts at 15. Keg is dull at 809.
BACON—The demand continues moderate, with sales
of $OOO fts Shoulders at 8$; 60(1 lbs Hams at 10; 700 lbs
do at 10; sales of 4 tres sugar cured Hams at 111(911}.
The stock of Bacon is principally held by a few bouses.
BATTING— We have a sale of 50 bales at 10.
FLOUR— Receipts continue limited—about equal to
demand for home consumption. Among the sales we
note 50 bbls at 3,20; about 60 bbls in lots, ranging from
3,18 to 3,20; from wagon Bales at 3,20(93 25; sales frera
store at 3,3103,50, as to brand snd quality.
KAY—Sales at the Scales at 12,00014,50 ton.
GROCERIES—We find no change In Groceries, sales
being confined principally to small lots to the city trade.
We have a sale of 0 hhds Sugar at 0} i 2do at 6|. In
Molasses we have no sale worthy of notice ; we quote
by the bbl at 37033. Coffee—Tbe market remains
quiet, with sales to tbe etty trade at
HEM^P—Sale of 1 ton at 110,00
CHEESE—SaIes of 70 bxs common at 0
BROOMS—There is a moderate demand for small lots
to the trade at 8701,25 & dozen
LonUvUleMarkst, Sept* 1 9<
The maikct in all articles nf Pro-luce Provisions and
Groceries is dull and quiet, with very litile doing Our
Dry Goods merchants, notwithstanding the difficulties
of receiving and forwarding good*, ore quite active,
with a large business doing ami hejvy receipts pouring
id There were eight boats arrived from Cincinnati and
Pittsburgh yesterday, all with considerable quantities of
merr-handise for Injuisvtlle.
BAGGLNG AND ROPE—lnactive, with no sales and
meagre receipts. We quote fair brands at 13} and (l«*.
CHEESE— Increasing receipt-, wtth sal s at 6107 c
for Western-
FLAXSEED-Iu demand at *1 V bushel, with light
receipts.
COTTON—There is some inquiry.
FLOUR ANDGRAIN —A sule of 5D bbls Flour at the
whutfatB3,ls; a sale of 10'.» bhts choice was made at
93 2003,25; retail sales at 83.5004,50 from store Sales
of Wheat to the country mills at 50055 c ; «ale- to the
city at 55060 c. Sales of Corn at 35, 3o and 40c. A sale
ot Oau at 23025 c.
HEMP—Small sales dewiotted at 3000955* ton, with
a dull market*
HOGS—Sales of 57 head 10 hulohers, a superior lot,
at 34 gross.
GROCERIES—Market quiet, with sales ot small lots
Rio C‘-tf*e at 9}c- and 50 bags ui 9ic. fair Su
gar at fa|c ; inferior qualities nrr «iu«?rcu **t «*lobc , »*»lcb
Of 5(1 bbls loaf and refitted a> and IHe
PROVISIONS —Mens 1 orit in lots offered at 815.
Bacon t-oinrannd* 0c for ahouluci-, iOolt-iv fo. %-om
mon bagged bams. one. 110111 c fur «hai -id,.f.om
stores No receipts . .
TOBACCO—The market is du.i to-day. and the bits
offered wcie inferior. Sale* at Todtr* warehouse oi 15
hhds at prices ranging irom 8- iuB6»o »t the
Fnmicr*’ warehouse o( 10 hhd** M the following price*.
82- 2.50. 2-B». * S 5. 3 7(1. 4 3d. b.]o, 6,t0. o.iiU and 8.
WHISKY-Salcs of 37 bbls raw at the whan at .
sales of rectified at 18}c.
FREloCn**—Light shipments to New Orleans and
St- Louis at "5085 c to■ ft freights The to Cincin
nati me just dounle tbe u*ual rates.— CouTirr.
Hotlce to Contractors*
STEUBENVILLE AND INDIANA RAILROAD—;
Proposals Will be received by the Mr-übcuvill<; and
Indiana Railroad Company in Steubenville, until the Ist
day of October next Tor the Grading and Musonry of
the fir*: division of ttic road extending from Steubenville
to the Conolinii valk'V : Qlld. also, lor the rOn.lrUcUOii
of M»e emire Road beiwern Steubenville uml t oslmcimi
aod-also distinct proposals tor 'he construction of that
ponton of the Road extending from Coshocton to New
ark.
The entire length of lht« line is about 110 mites, and
U eontains work of an descr ptious m gieat variety,
some oi which is quite heavy.
Proposals will ho reco ved for the Grudins and Ma
sonry of the first division enure or m iccuon* of übwut
a mile eoeh. the Company reserving the privilege to
make such d»«noMiin»» of the whole work as may ap
pear most conduct rc u» its interests.
p| a „, Profiles and Specification* can be *een at the
Othc-- tbe, Company, alter me 15th of September, and
further minrrniition may he obtained on application to
J B.iekensiierter. Jr.. Chief Engineer. or u> the umlrr
ygn-d b. KILGORE.
jylH.*2mdAw Prt'irlm'
Fur Stale*
A VALUABLE lIoL'-l: AND I.OT. situate tn me
Seventh Ward of the City of Pittsburgh
The l,nt is 61* feet front on Centre Avenue, ami ex
taMliug b&ckMbO fen to Clark streu, upon which i«
erected a brick house, three stone* high, bQili,
wtth gravel roof, and tmi.hcd tu the most appiovcd st> in
The water is i*onduc:ed to the door by a hvdrnnt, and
every other cinvcmeire that would render the situation
desirable at n place of residence. Tne Grounds arr
handsomely laH off with walk* and decorated with
shrubbery ftnwrr*. 4r The s<»o»e property wt* t*c
sold on reasonable term*. Enquire of
KIHKPaTKICK a houb,
■'•pßHrn No 127 Fourth street, >'iU«t»urgh.
gtata mutual Fire luiursact Coops ij*
BRANCH OFFICE. s*l riiuravtKi.i» st . I'irrsst ne i.
PusafrurgA. Afoy Ut. t.
fpHF-bestevldnnre of the sbcccss of the Director in
L endeavoring to Tinki* the -STA Tfc MLTL AL HKB
INSURANCE COMPANY" meet the wains oi tbe
Commtb’Uv. is the unparalleled amount of busircss
which bus been done—having issued 7.900 I' ill
eif*Bilunns* the pas: year, thereby adding over 8130 000
to the funds of me company. Nearly ais Hie property
fosomM. oiib««aieai luau.m stnull a large
proportion insured.:or only one yrnr
Whole No. Policies s*>ucd 7,90tl
do do exp.red. terminated A
canceled 9~
do do In force /
Amount o( Propen) insured 87.Jted.119
do Canceled.terminateduml ex
pired 21)1,723
-do do In force* 87.684 6 J 1
do i'fomiU'O Notes • • i*J.676,?7
do canceled.terutin »:. d.cxpr d, 637.10
do in force Biti,uP ,77
do Cai*h Premiums received • • • -851.00r.14
do do raneeicd 3J1.24
B5l 235 .U 0
Whole amount of losses and ex pen*
ses paid 23,M1.45
Balance in favorof .in cash. 0/7^1,45
To city or country ineicltaitts. amt owners ol dv»*U*
ings. and isolated or country property, it u belie .ed
Uii« company affords advantages inpoiittcf «-br.up«* t^,
• .-weiy ami sccortiv. iniertor to no Insuruncr t omp •!«>•
n. this country.
Conducted on ttie equitable and greatly improved* vs*
lem of Classtficauei. «f Risk s. excluding all -*p*-< tu!
hazards, msunne only a limited amount ut any oi*c lo
cality. thus precluding «he freqaeney and oeCUirenC ol
laige ures- and also, on both the Stork and Mutu.ilpi in,
it not only possesses the cbcyp« c»s and accomniodu l on
of both methods, but entitles the insured to a parti i
tion in the profit*.
It t» under the control of the following Directors : -J
P. Rutherford. A J.OiMrtt. John B Packer, Satnue T.
Jone*. Alonxo A. Carrier, Phtlo C Sedgwick, Rob :rt
Kiotz-Samuel Jones. John P Rutherford,
J P. RUTHERFORD, Pres''
A. J. GILLKTT. See’y.
A. A. CxauiEiu Actoary.
N- lI.—A Scrip Dividend of fifteen per rent, on ex pi
ring pollute!) has been declared by ihe Directors, an ts
now receivable at tins Office for renewals, or redeema
ble in cash at the end of mnety day*.
m)l7;d&w A. A CARRIER. Agent.
Hyan A 01'Kse,
HAVING saved a large uniouut of their finished
work, together with ull ihe stock of Veneers and
Varnishes- wan'd respect tally inform the public that they
will sell their stock of Cabinet P umtture, Veneers. Var
nishes. Ac... at extremely low pric> a for cash, prepara
tory to rebuilding and replacing their machmety. and
re-coromouciug Ibcir business with increased vigor and
determination, aftor their recent loss by fire.
We would also inform our Mend* that our burding
will be enlarged, with many improvement for safety
and convenience, and sbnil add many new and valuable
improvements to our roocnuicry, which will gieutly in
crease our previous advantage* m the inunufucturing
department- ami expect to be in full operation in about
eight wreks. Our customer?, therefore, will not be dis
appointed tn their supplies
We have a iresh stock justurrtviug from the t-usi, ami
can assure the trade innt it is the largest and best select
ed stock of Cabinet Findings ever off-red in ihis market
—such aaMahogauy. Veneers, Chair Wood.H lrClo.h.
Plushes. Looking Glass Plates, Varnishes, Hur and
Springs. Olue and Sand Paper, and all the articles used
by the trade. _f»epiU
RETURNED —Prom the Eastern Cmes. with u mrge
a>«d well selected assormm of Goods in my hue—
viz; Wutehe*. Jewelry. Clocks, rich fancy Goo Ip.
Lamps. Chandeliers. Military Goods, Aon oil selected
irom manufacturers and importers, und at price* unu-
Hually low. and will be sold tn tins city at the lowest re
gular eastern prices, and cheaper than hitherto told by
any establishment west of the mountain*. My stock of
Watches is excelh'itt. most of it being icccivcd by tbe
steamer Franklin, last week
AL-SM—Jewelry, of rich and beautiful patterns. Cus
tomers may rely, us heretofore, on all goods sold by me.
being of good quality and workmanship, and at as low
prices as any olher establishment
\V. W. WILSON.
sep22 No. 57 corner Market aud Fourth tt*.
Ptttatmrgii Le’ather'DepotT.
eBARD & CO. No 103 Wood stkubt. have just
. received ti Fa l ! supply of stock m their line. Bal
timore and New Ycrk bOLE LEATHER, Philadelphia
Kip* and f alf Skin-*, l-rencli Calf Skins. Country Up
per. kips and Coif Skins. Morocco Lining aud Binding
Skins . Tanner s Oil: Tunner* and Currier » Tools. Ac.
And. taken together.they bmeve tt the lurgestand best
assortment ever offered before in one house tn Pitts
burgh. All of which we arc (prepared to sell to caßh
and prompt payimr customers at the wry lowest prices
possible
We take pleasure in showing our stock, and cordially
invite purchasers to examine.before purchasing else
whero. (seplSaf
For Sale,
WILL BE BOLD, on or before Wednesday. Octo
ber 15ih 1851, at private or public bale. HVK
ACREB.be the snme more or les*. situated m New
Troy ; on which ts erected two good frame dwellings,
one of which has been occupied as a tavern stand tor
the l?Bt seventeen years. There ts also a good orchard,
which contains a fine *olec:ion of Frtm Trees There
is a ham and good stablmi;. together wiili out houses. Ac
Also, a small Brick House und Lot. situated tn the bo
rough of Sharpsburghj 50 feet front by 150 buck. All of
the above property will be sold low for CASH. Title
indisputable- For farther particulars enquire of
JOHN OTTERSON.
sep!s:4tw* on the premises. New Troy.
Administrator's Notice
NOTICE IS -HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned
is the legally constituted Aemiatstiator of the es
tate of ROBERT PHtLLIPri. deceased, late of Robin
son township. Allegheny county. Therefore,nil per
sons having claims against his estate are hereby re
quired to present them for settlement, and iho*e being
indebted are requested to make immediate payment to
the subscriber. JOHN 11. PHILLIPS,
aeps?6tw* Robinson town*hlp
Administrator's Notice,
NOTICE is hereby given that the Register of Alle
gheny county has granted the subscriber letters of
Administration en the estate of James D. Alexander,
laic of Ihe City of Pittsburgh, deceased. All persons
bavmg clairas egainst sold estate, will present them
duly authenticated, and thore knowing themselves in
debted wilt make immediate payment to
sepgfcOt GEORGE HAWKINS. Ad s mr.
RIVER MATTERS.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH,
l rarr 4 ikchss watkb in thk charnel
ARRIVKDs
Steamer Atlantic, Parkinsoh,Brownsville.
“ Redstone, Wool ward, Brownsville.
“ J. M’Kee, Hendrickson, McKeespoti
“ Thomas Shriver, Bailey, Won Nf wioi*
“ Thomas Scott, Vandergriff, M’Kiespon.
DEPARTED: K
“ Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville.
” Atlantic, Parkinson, do
“ J. ftTKee, Hendrickson, McKee«>ori.
Thomas Shriver. Bailey, West Newton.
“ Thomas Scott, Vandergriff, M’Keesport
The steamer Mary Blane was burned at 8t Louis on
the 9th Inst The machinery is not materially damaged.
She was insured for $1,250 tu the Columbos. and $1,750
in the Lexington offices.
The Cumberland No. 2, Capt. Miller, Irom Pittsburgh,
with about 100 tons of dry goods fur the various points
along this river, and for St Louis, struck a snag near
Rising Sun, la., about 32 miles below Cincinnati, on
tbe 17ih instant, and sunk immediately. The boat was
thought to be broken in two, and would prove a total
loss. Her bow was in deep water, tbe water being on
the boiler deck, bat the stern was above water, and
there was a possibility of saying a portion of her freight
without damage. The boat lies directly in the channel.
The log or snag that she was wrecked on tore a hole o f
übout 20 feet in length in her bottom.
Wheeling and Bridgeport Packet*
| The splendid steamer R. H. LINDSAY,
ifgglgiir. Mooue, Masier, isthe regular Wheeling
and Bridgeport, Packet.and ieavoshereevery Wednes
day and Saturday for toe above pons. For freight or
passage apply on board, or to
SHERIFF A BINNING, Ag’ts.
jy24 No. 1» Market s tree!.
Kor Sale.
| . te* The hull of the Steamboat LAKE ERIE
Jdllllglill&Enqnire on board, at the Allegheny wharf,
below tEe Sl Clair street bridge. (au2lh3\*
Steamboat for Sale. ~~
I b The one-half of the steamboat ARENA,
plying between Pittsburgh. East Liver
pooianiJ WelUville. She is doing a good basiaes,being
tbe only regular boat to WelUville. It wilt be disposeil
of on reasonable terms. Apply to
ante JAMES BLAKELY.
Friday Cincinnati Packet*
ff"s> THE new and elegant steamer IRENF.
2, G. L. M Clintoce, Master, has taken
WiMraa t he place of the Clipper No. 2, in the line of
Packets, and will leave every FRIDAY, at ID A M., for
the above and intermediate ports. For flftight or p«s
sogr apply on board. [jelb
For Marietta and Hoeklngport.
I i.Ci 1 THKfinc «leainer PACIFIC, Zanoob Mar*
wtli leave for Ihe above and Iniermedi
ale port* every THVHSDA Y, ai 4 o’clock, P. M.
For freitflit or pu *>#£?< apply on bonrd,or lo
r. WOODS A SON,
■v'o. r.l Waier 111 . and 63 Pronl ai.
Wednesday Packet for Cincinnati.
The new ami fuel running steamer CIN-
L»]ffTff|wClNNATli IIiHJUfIGHAJi, Master, will leave
every W"kohusdat.
|«*r freight or passage. apply on board, or to
om'VHi G. H, MIl/rKN'IKROKU.
Allctlteiiy tllvcr Trade*
HSUVLAH FRANKLIN PACKETS.
jffßVjfr Tub line mourner AM.KfiHKNY WKLLt
Jjffßßßfco. *. CrtjM. W-. lU.nna, leave• the Alle
gheny wharf for Frank lm. ev« r > Monday and Thursday,
at 1 P M
Th»* fine *io;iiii<-r A '.LKti If V.N \ IthLLb >0 3. (apt,
Jon* Hiss*, leaves the Allegheny wharf lor Frank*
lp». every Tuesday and Prutau. at 1 P. M.
p.*r Ftrisrhi or Passage, apply en Hoard . fnrarVfl
Transparent Window Sbade Paotory .
48 IRWIN BTUKST.
(ÜBTWtKS PK?M »SD LIBBBTY STBSKT*).
I IST OF SIIADLS on ham) ami made lit all times to
j oroer—
-3-4 4-4 5 4 ami 6-1 HufT Shades, plain and bordered ;
“ “ “ “ Transparent preen do;
•• “ *• Dark do ;
Landscape Shades ol every style ;
Moonlight do do do ,
. (ioihic atrff Mezziimto. of new styic ;
STOkfc SIIADKS of any color, wiv Lettering or De
signing. Oil, LLONI?- on hand.
Ai*o. a lot of sHADL nUMMISfiS-complele ai 25
cents per *hado. Uortams hang on reasonable
terms. _
p s.—Pctller* will do well 10 .-all ai the Factory, be
fore purchasing elsewhere
aprl«tf»n K R. KF.RNAN
AKW 0001*81
fliHh «oh»‘cribrr buvmg i.ow received hu enure stock
1 of PA J. L AN!) WINTER GOODr*. would rr*;»«-trt
lul:y infotui hi» ru»tomcrn and the punlir. th-U l.c is pre
pared in dispose v( his (ioods. either at W Uolcsalo or
Retail, at very low prices
lie ba*. in Ltrv Good*. alt the staple, as well as a large
stock of PAM;\ DRhft* GOODS. comprising in part:
4-4 t'hene ik c. for evening ami street dre*?e very neb;
4 4 tlrocmlr Mlk. do do do.
Plain Black Silks- all pnecs and widths ;
Brocade Black Mik. do;
Heavy Watered silk. all shades ;
French Poplins. do;
Mouslin de Lames;
French Merinos and Cashmeres ;
Together, with French and English Print*, m endless
vartotv.
MOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
11-4. 12-4 and 13 4 BarnsLy Bhertm*s;
4-4 >4 and 0-4 do and Irish Pillow Linen*.
7-4. N-t and 10-4 Table Dsmasks.
5 a mid 3 4 Damnsk Napkins and Doilies.
Iluckahnck. Diaper uitd Cra sh I owchnp ;
Rich Printed Piano and T«hl« Covers, superb itood>;
Marseilles Qutlis. French furniture. Dtimty, curtain
and Curtain Materials. Ac., Ac.
.Mourning i.»iiv goods,
Lunin » Black Bombazine*;
Do do Mouslin de Lame.-M and 4 4 wide
Black Canton C.oths; Block Moha'r Lu»lri*« : Silk
Warp Thibet C ©th* ; Black t hallry hc«li*b, frrnch
and Italian Oropes : Mode and (.-rape Vm:«. t bcun
rc.tcs and Si-eves . Collar* and Cuffs; Gloves and Ho
•ucrv a*l of which Goods wpi be wurranted of good
colors, und cheap for <|UahiT
-rp|s JAMFB A. M’KNIGIIT
UR. JAMEB KING,
UKFICK - NO, 102 FIFTH STRKKT.
RK^DKNCK— NO. 03 WW.IK STREET—He may
be consulted ut his Office during the day ; at ins re-
sidence after 9 i/c.ock_at night
<3. V. Arbuthnni.
oOAl* AND t.; A * DLh M ANOf AC TURbR. comer o]
O F uuiam and SreenM Persons wanting uilv thing
in that line will do welt to call, as 1 am determined to
sell as cheap as any oiacr person in U»o city, |sepll:y
FOR RENT-And po*«ea*ion given unmedi- P . j
ately. a three story BRICK HOUSE, iNo 191 Kjg
Tb.rd‘ircet. tietwfcn Ross and Grata). Apply to i»s£&
WRIGHT A ALCORN.
No 117 Third street.
aultf oppose St Charicß Hotel.
Store Room for Rent.
ri’HE subscriber offers for rent three large and pfnfa
1 well-finished STORK ROOMS, entirely new. jSSftjfl
located on Fifth street, opposite Uie Exchange Bunk
PossessiuQ will be given immediately Pm term*; Ac
apply to H CAMPBELL.
j>3U on the premises
ni *OO it d at co..
CORNS* OF FIFTH AND WOOD STREETS,
f 'TI ARb now prepared t«> supply their iriends n
/fa und the pubhe geuerally, with the Tall style /jp|
cSgj&nf HATS und CATS, which they have
received _ __ {«ep4
Kail Fashlom,
4C. 11. PAULSON. No. 73 Wood sirtn. is now re
ceiving hi* enure FallStookof HATS.CAPS mid
all articles belonging to bis business. He has now
a guncrnl assort at cut of all >'l Ills 1-nc, besides rcc**iv»ng
by the Pennsylvania Railroad daily, ail of which he
will sell at eastern puces. [ B -p4
rss ffitgußgD by THE
Kentucky fflutuol Life Insurance Co..
COVINGTON. KY.
COMPANY has actual Capital of ONE HUN
DRED THOUSAND do I LARS, and I< managed
by men of the highest integrity and responsibility.
Pamphlets furnished, information given, ami applica
tions received by J TUHBbir Agent.
ldJ Wood street
Samukl Dilwoeth. Mcdua! Examiner. [sepa
B HADDOCK’S FIELD IM.ANK ROAD - ;0
lor sale ul a low rate. A. WILKINS A CO..
Stock nnd Ltclunge Brokers.
sepl3 cor Market and Third Mr«»»u
4 A. W. Foster.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
OFFICE. NO. 47 FOURTH STRKKT. beiov M'atkf
ttrttu Pittsburgh. Pa- novlSsditwlv
PENN GLASS WORKS.
r LORBftZ. SB. THOMAS WtOUTMAN
Lorens tb Wlghtraan.
(Formerly of me firm of \\ m jMuuu.y A Co.)
mamjpactdbsks or all ki'Ds or
VIALS. BOTTLES AND WINDOW GLASS.
03 IPatsr and 65 Front Stieeu. Pittsburgh. I’enn'a
N. U —Particular attention pi*id to odd sizes of Win
dow Glass and private mt uids for Bottles and Vial*
jy22:3mdA w
A Drag Store for Sal"©! “
1 GOOD STAND, tn a bustne*s part oi the city /
l\. will be sold, together with a selected stock or*®/
Drugs. Apply at this Office.. fau!»
Valuable Real Estate for Sale-
THE following described property wdi be sold at Pub
lic sale on Friday, the HUli day of October next at
10 o’clock. A. M-. on the promises, in Allegheny City •
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, on the corner of Beaver
street nnd Water Riley, be n« 19 feet in front, on Braver
street, and extending back along Water alley 75 f ecl
On which ate erected two three story brick Dwelling
Houses, each containing eight rooms. Also, one VA
CANT LOT on Beaver street. 22 feet in front and 75 f» e (
deep. Also.ONfc VACANT. LOl on Water oli«*y 2?)
ftet 6 inches in front and QQdeep Also, one two storv
framfDWELLING MOUSE nnd LOT, 2l feet 0 inches
in front nnd GO feet deep i con l amiug eight roome-
The above property Is about one square from the Penn
sylvania and Ohio Railroad Depot. For further particu
lars enquire of the subscriber, ul his .Office, Fifth street
übove Smlthfield Terms made known on the day oi
sale. M 1. STEWART. *
or JAMES HULON^G
sep2o:ts Ex’rs of Elixaboth W_tlBon's_estaie. dec’d
N SABBATH - EVENING, 21st instamT thrMeiho
dtst Church, corner of bmltbficld and Seventh str
and the Lutheran Church, in Seventh street, will be light
ed up with Mr. D. BARNLiTa patent candle bu>n
hjjta. Ho would cair the attention of Trosteea and Vo/-
triea of the Churches who have not yet adopted them, to
call and see them, he having put them in eight different
churches in this city. They aTe more brilUftni than any
other burner now 111 use.
Orders left e; the Monongnhela Hoase will be prompt
ly attended to. either for private residences or public
buildings. His stay will be ehort in this City, on nccount
of engagements in the West. [sepUO
Take Notice-
Fine watches, rich gold jewelry and
SILVER WARb, ut Wholesale prices. HOOD
continues to sell ail of the finest.good Jewelry-pure
silver Ware and fine Gold and Silver Watches by the
single article, at his Wholesale prices. Having just re
ceived a large addition to his assortment, he now defies
competition. His stock has all been bought for cash at
the lowest mnnnfactnrers prices, which enables him to
snl) at trorn 20 to 50 per cent. lower than uny other es
tablishment in this city, or in any other cay west of the
mountains; and every article wilt be warranted at time
of sale—so that every one can buy equally safe and
cheap. Oar motto is. to sell at very small profits, and
thereby secure aiarge trade. We do not wish to drive
uway irade from this city by asking too large profits, or
by entering into any combination.
P. B.—All kinds of Watch Repairing done as well as
nt any other establishment in the United &latea» &nd at
lower prices. Watch Glasses set at half price, at No
51 Markei Bireel. Pittsburgh. [ se p,q
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. - -
BY THE & REILLY LINE.
ABEIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA.
The Africa, from Liverpool, arrived this morn
ing. She sailed on the 13th, and brings 144
passengers. ... ..
The Liverpool Cotton Market had been active,
and had advanced £d during the week The
market was less active at the sailing of the Af
rica. The week’s transactions foot up 60,600
bales, of which speculators took 10,400, and ex
porters 8,800.
Flour is in better demand, but prices show no
material change. Baltimore and Philadelphia,
18s@19s 6d; New Orleans, 18s@10s.
Indian Corn is neglected, and prices are low
er; white, 27s@28s; yellow, 265@26s 6d;
mixed, 265@26s 6d.
Wheat is in slow demand, at prices nominally
lower than previously.
Beef is 'limited, and stocks reduced.
Bacon is steady, as before, and hams and
Bhoulders are neglected.
Lord is firm, but transactions limited.
Cheese and Tallow have a better demand.
Sugar... The demand is not large, but prices
are well maintained. Cuba 82b@32b 6d.
Coffee is declining; little doing in Teas, at
steady rates ; a fair business doing in Molasses,
at well supported rates; moderate demand for
Bice
Havbe. September 17.
Cotton —The sales of tte week amount to 34,-
000 bales. New Orleans 68@94 francs; Up
lands 76@89. The receipts of the week are
400 bales; stock on hand 34,000. Total stock.
43,000 bales.
A violent gale had prevailed on the English
coast previous to the 13th, and the Spanish brig
Cervantes had been wrecked off Margate.
The Rotterdam steamer Apollo had met the
same fate on the Kentish shores.
In the county of Antrim, Ireland, a few days
since, while an amateur lecturer on Biology was
holding forth to about five hundred people, in
the loft of a wind mill, the floor gave way, pre
cipitating several hundred to the ground. Four
persons were killed and several others much in
jured, and not expected to recover.
The trade of Manchester chhtinues fair; a
good business is doing—particularly in Tarns.
Some sorts of goods being abundant, prices are
English funds are slightly depressed. Consols
closed on Friday at 96@9t>J for money, and J
higher for account.
foreign blocks are dull. Railway shares are
still further depressed.
Thero has been a good deal of feeling excited
by the promulgation of the decree compelling
fofbigners, proposing to reside m France, to ob
tain immediate leave so to do from the authori
ties The decreo docs not apply to travelers
having passports. It is aimed at political refu
gees and agitators.
\ challenge has been sent to the new owner of
the Yacht America, by the Beachmen of North
Yarmouth, who propose to fit one of their clip
pe Yawls against her. for 100 guineas.
Two cargoes of pig iron have been imported
into Liverpool from China.
In several of the provincial towns, the ladies
have ventured to appear in the new Bloomer
Costume. Several have also made their appear
ance. in public, in London.
(,*reat interest continues to be felt m relation
to Cuban affairs, and there is much anxiety for
further news. The papers are filled with the
details of the news received, and comments up
on it.
Muoh excitement continues among thechurch
men. relative to the Arch Bishop e recent letter.
From Austria and Italy there is little news.
The advices from Berlin state that the police in
spection of foreigners, at different railway sta
tions. regularly obsorved since 1848, is to be
discontinued.
Advicos trom Pans state that instructions have
been sent to the commander of the forces of the
French squadron to assist the Cuban govern
ment in repelling the invaders.
The reports in reference to the potato crop
are much more unfavorable for the last few days,
and the large quantities thrown upon the mar
ket have had an injurious effect upon corn,
which has declined.
Tho weather continues favroable, and the
crops throughout the United Kingdom had been
very generally gathered in.
Brown & Shipley do not alter their quotations
for Flour or Wheat, since the sailing of the Eu
ropa. They state a better feeling to exist in
Cotton, and quote Orleans Middling at oj : Mo
bile .•>s: Uplands o. The sales on Friday were
b.UOO bales. The market closed quiet.
U. S. 6’s. 1884. Ill@ll2 : 1862,106}@107} ;
Md. os. Tho Pans btock Market
was exceedingly fioctuating.
The Republic of this morning publishes a let
ter from Mr. Owen, the American Consul at
Havana, explanatory of his conduot relative to
the American prisoners. He declares solemnly
that at the time, and under the circumstances,
it was not in his power either to have an inter
view with the prisoners, or do anything in their
behalf. The letter is published without a word
of comment.
BANK FAILURE.
Philadelphia. Sept. 24.
Tho People s Bank of Patterson. N. J-. fulled
to-day. Its circulation is small.
The accounts from Maine state that the whole
wooden country is burning up. there being
scarcely a green aero of land along the sea
board. The fire has swept over Mount Descot,
destroying several houses. Hancock is suffer
ing severely: the roads ore almost impossible
from smoke and flames. The timber of the
Cutter Company has been damaged to the ex
tent of fcIoO.OOO.
At Norway. Me., the Burnett Hotel and five
other buildings were destroyed by fire on Tues
day.
The Episcopal Convention, for the diocese of
Now York, assembled to-day in St John s Chap
el. The election of a provisional Bishop, in ac
cordance with a canon of the last general con
vention. will form the principal business. Rev.
Doscreighton and Wainwight seem to be the
most prominent candidates.
Tho Post Office Department has awarded the
contract for looks for all way mails, to Henry
C. James, of Newark. Is. J. Tho contract for
lockß.* for tho great through mail, has been
awarded to McGregor & Lee. of Cincinnati.
NEW YORK MARKET—Sept. 24. ,
Cotton... Quiet.
Flour... Finn at 8.08 to 4.81.
Rye F10ur...4.20.
Groin... Wheat is active at 80: Corn 05}068}
to 60.
Pork... Mess 15.75 : prime 13.37.
Lard... Abundant at 9}@9§.
Whi5key...22}...23.
Rio Coffee...B}.
MolasBos...Musoovada at 25027}.
Sugar... Cuba s@6}.
Lead... Offering at 4.25.
Spts. Turpentine...3B}.
Linseed Oil...Amenoan 74.
EVENING.
Cotton...A shade firmer.
Flour... Sales 1100 brls Flour at 3.76@4.00 for
State and Western : 4.0004.12} for Tennessee.
Wheat... 4.000 bus Genesee at 95c.
C0rn...30.000 bush at 60@61 for mixed west
ern.
Provisions... Steady : sales of 600 bblß pork
at 10.75 for new mess, and 12.87} for prime.
Molasses... Soles of 200 bbls N. O. at 38.
Sugar...l6o boxes afloat at 4}.
Whiskey... 23.
BALTIMORE MARKET—Sept. 24.
F10ur...8.87.
Grain... Wheat 65@75. white 7o@BB. Corn
07@69. white 60. Oats 34. Rye 60.
Provisions... Scarce and holders firm. Sales
at yesterday s quotations.
Lard...B}o9 m bbls, kegs 10}@11.
Sugar...Muscovado 4,9005.70, Cuba 4,500
5.80 cwt.
M01a55e5...22027.
Coffee... Rio B}@B}.
Whiskey.. .22028.
Cheese... 7@lo.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET—September 24.
Flour... Sales are light, being confined to the
supply of the city dealers, at 4,0004,12 for;
standard brands. .. r : : .
Grain...ls steady/ Sales of Red Wheat atB2.
and White 85088. Sales 8.000 bus Southern;
yellow Com at 62}. Oats 82034.
Whiskey...2BJ. - . . i
i Provisions and Groceries...lnactive. ■
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EUROPEAN NEWS !
Three Dayu liater.
New York, Sopt. 24.
FRANCE.
LETTER FROM MR. OWEN.
YY ashisotok. Sept. 24.
Boston. Sept. 24.
New York. Sept. 24.
Washington. Sept 2
WSKWW HIW.YftBS, Segt. 24....
Steamer Niagara sailed at noo? toLlay for
Liverpool, with 55 passengers and $386,000 in
specie. - .. ; .
i CINCINNATI MARKET— Sept 24.
Flour... lnactive, and sales small.
provisions.. Nothing of importance.
Whiskey... Sales at 17}. > .
Sugar,..ln active request. ... ~
Feathers... Further improved; sales at o»}.
Cranberries..iß,oo.
Coffee...9}@9J. -
River stationary.
bankers anb Brokers.
PATRICKS & FRIEND,
BASHERS AND EXOfIAIOE BROKERS (
. No. 95, corner Wood and Diamond btrbsib,
Pittsburgh. Pa. ■ ’ [ntayl
Domestic and foreign Exchange, Bank Notes,
Bold and and Excnanged,
AT TUB .2
EXCHANGE AND fiANKISG HOUSE;
op - <
William A. Mill & €o.,
64 Street,
PITTSBUIIGH . .
ItT* I WTBP CST ALLOWED ON TIME DBPOSLTa. faVggS
ALLKK XBAMEB- a-y , • -> ' jSO W AKD. KAHM.
KRAHKR & ItAHM. .
Ba«icr»and Fxekenge Brokers*. Dealers m .Soretsn and
Domestic Bills,BUlsof Ezchaugo, Certtfcctet.<of Depot?.
il.Be.nk yoits.and Coin . . .. , : :£
Corner of Third and Wood si«.,djfectlyoppo*He4he S
Cbaile* Hotel. , may£B :
ReoiovH,
N« HOL9IES ft SONS; -
HAVE HRMOVED THEIBBAIifiINO AHD BXCHAHOB OFFIC*
To tVo. 67 Market iirest. four dcors below old stand.
N. HOLMES A SONS* x
BANKERS AN D r.xc.l A NUE BROKERS, and Dea
lers ill Notes. Draat,. Acceptances,
Bank Notes. Exc.»an?.e on u-e Eastern aiul Western
cities constantly iorsnse. ....
Collections made in alt tbe cities throughout the Uni
ted States. Herosttes received in par unds or current
paper, No. 67 Market s./ect. beiwecn-Tlurd mad Fourth
streets. ' - :• .aflg‘JB-ly.
TAS. B. BOON*
HOOH
RANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N. E. Corneref Weed e.r.d SP/Ht&urgh, P«
DEALERS ill Comt. Hank Notes, Time Bills, Foreign;.
Hiid Domcsrc c’xclmnpe.CertifieatesofDcpasU.&c
EXCHANUE on alluc nrmcipal Cities of theUnlon
and Earope-for sr*le in snmsto smipurchaaers.’
CURRENT a,id .tariirnderreceivedondcposUe 1 - *
COLLECTIONS ra»ueon all partsof the Union; atthr
lowest rates. sepll-ly • -
HILL dt CUttttX,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKKRSf
No. 05 Ypood Street,
Tnhd door below Fourth—{west side).
SIGHT EXCHANGE oq Ue Eastern Cities constantly
for «ul«. Tme fJr’s of Exchange and Notes dls
roun iid. LoM Siive-and Bank Notes. bought ami sold.
Collfc.ions marc i.i n i the principal c* leiof .he United
stair* Dt.-po'.i’.'i rii-.ii. do Po nd Cur cnl Funds*
insrt/iv
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS. m amJ b> it e Act of the General As
Kemble of Penn ylvanta entitled An. Act relat
lug to Elections of this Commonwealth' !7 u isenjoued
on me to give no ice of sue! cl ei on* to he U 11 no 1
enumerate m such nonce wlint officers are to be elect d
In imrsuuucc ihercoi. I CARTER CURTIS. Sheriff of
Hie uounty of Allegncny.do therefore make known and
give this public »o:«ce to 1 e elector of said Cou ity of
Allegheny* drat a (icier injection will be b Id in the
sud Coumy. on the St COVDTUESDAY OFOCTO
BFR NEXT, at the pc ral elec ton district* therein
The electors of the F>r 'Vn d or the City of Pitt
burgti* to meet at the house o Ms Jane Little at the
coiner of Ferry a cl Fojrlit creels* id said Wa.d.
Tne electors oi use ?-eco d 'Vi }of the i it> of Pitts
burgh. to meet »»i me Lur i D t *ct Hot 1 cornero See
and and Snuthfi h s».e t. j s \\ i*d
The elector* ot a.* Ti i Wi> I o he City of Pt s
bor*h. to m«*i*i m ate Louse 0 h drew McMaster t q
■T»u el-‘e:or« o the : our i Wa.d of the City of Pitts
burgh- to rare, ul the PuUic School House. >n said Ward.
Ti»e H.’crtorß ot the Emu Ward of the C»ly of Pitts
burgh- to meet aL the Pennsylvania House, oceoived by
Gotiieb stedicl. late Alcx.Ynuer Mewart. m said Ward.'
The eleciora of me Stx-h Ward of the City or Pitts
burgh. to meet at the P-'uhc School House, in said Word.
The electors ot :tie >even. i Ward ot the Cm of Pitts
burgh. to meet at >:‘e Puolic school House, in said ward.
The eke.ors or ne E' rmh Ward or the Cityof Pilfs
borgh. to meelr.l fue Puo ? lc^cuootHOi , «c. m said ward.
Tt«« e eciors of me Ni » h Wa.d o. uic (;ity of Ptlts
boTgh- to meet i».j the Pun’tc aeboot Ho,i«e. in *.oid ward.
Tim elei‘ior.s oi me t l l r- * o' ihe Cmv of Alle
gheny-to m:-et at e of J. Woodbouse. Robinson
street
The - ot •• e Second W rrd of :»e Citv of Alle
gheny. to u>'*ei ; t ne nousi: oi W i o v 1 uompson. norln
west l Orner oi (.., ’0 s i ?-l ~:-d tue P‘;i»(»C Ffjasre.
Tl>« efeciors or u Tuird 'Vnnl o. the Cny of AUe
«hi*»v. to Bis'et r i ihe Pa me school Hoy f'.m said ward*
Tlip i’!, orvoi me 1-ou .it Wnr* o -ho Cityof Alle
gh« iy- o n.eci ft me . ouse oi Wvne. East Com
mon.
I t* rlec’of-of P t townshto. to meet at the house of
Mr*. Nnitcv MiT.av. on the Mechanic*-' and Farmers*
Turno'kc Road, ti -r:!ti township j except the qualified
vot-rs rending In and 44.0 f--the city
di-tri. r. who shf!i vote at all general elections m the
Ninth \Vnrd or u - Citv o, Tutebiirgh.
Th« electors oi pr-.-on**. 'ownship.tomeetai the house
of Jn|«*» Renter, m -no vn'ase of East Liberty.
The eh etors of Gol' 1 <• lowmhtp. to meet at ihe bouse
of Wnlmm MvC. *■. J .. -n the village of East Liberty
The electors of W itkms-ownshtp. to meet atthe house
of John Snnffer, on ihe Greensburgh Turnpike Road* in
sa-d township.
The eleei’*M of Pi-i n 'ow -«n p. >o meet a; tbe house
of JohnSummc.v lie,-, t -.o*7nship*
Mie deco: ui ration ow "t> to meet at the house
of Abraham lay'or, on the No>t .era 1 umptke. in said
township.
The Hector* of Petrvtow>i«h'p. mirecint the house of
i Robert Doiiuicsoii, on the Lerchbu-sh Road, in said
township.
The Hectors of Versa*! es townMtui. to meet xit the
i Brick School I4t»v-p. nepr *ne Wime House formerly oe
i cupied by l aornn' NreL and i;o v- t»y Wra. A fchaw.
i Ihe elector* uf l.iowveiii township. *.o meet at the
home of Dante* s rver. formerly occupied by John.
Walker. m.Ehzabe.ii borouab.
The elector- ot the Borough of Elizabeth, to meet at
the house of 1 - jet server, tormerly occupied by John
Walker, in said borough.
TbeHretorsot Jeffe'soiiiawn&htp. to meet at the bouse
of Michael Snee* formcily occupied by John King, m
said towasmp.
'I he eiec.tnra ot Mtffiia mwnship. to meet auhe house
of Bamut*l Wre-ou. formerly occupied by Jas. H. Neel.
11l snid townanip.
Toe electors ot Upper bt. Clair townsQip. to meet at
the house of Jus. Connor, m s?id township.
ihe electors of Lowe. cv.. Clair towushipi 10 meet at
the brLTt ttrveruTt rm- run" on of ihe Goal Hill aud-St—
Chur turnpikes w i,j the Lrownwrlc road.
The cltsnors of Cuomei s »ownshio. t mpet at tbepob
he hou«e near the saw AHi Run bridge, on ihe bteaben
vihe turnpike.
Ti»e erectors of Rohuison township, to meet ot the
house of Surah McFarland, tormerly Audlcy McFar.awl,
in said tovvnvhtp
The electors of .Findley towjishio. to meet at the house
lot McClelland A Armor. :orraeri>* occupied-by John
ChaTles. in the vidageof uliiiio.l, in sard ’ownslup.
The elector* of Moon <owu*ti i» to u e:i at the house
of Peter Ouston. m sold towiishiu , 1
The e'ectors of Ohio ’owntb’p. i j meet at the house of
J»'hti in said own**lnp.
Th» c!e»-to.*s of hr.’ok i.t township, to meet at (lie
house occupied by Jos Hoicmn i. m satd lownsutp.
The electors of he Borou'ili oi Manchesier to meet at
the Public school House ■ o -
The electors of Reserve township* to meet at the house
of Gothab bisher. lu ?aid town-bin.
The cUc:orsof Baldwin township, to meet ulthehouse
of John Cowan* -• *
The electors of Snowum township, to meet at the
house of Peter Boyer in said lownsbtp - -. .
Tbeelcctors oi i-o.jih Fayette township.to meet atthe
house of it. llnys, on the ia>m of G. Y. Coulter, tu said
township.
The tlrc’ois of North FaveUe townslifp-.-tomcH atthe
house now occupied 'is* tmacis Jumison, ut Rogers
Mill* tn said <o<vn htp
The Hei-torsot Ross township. io meet at ihe house of
Jacob the hra-tkhu rood, m sutd township.
The electors of Pnie'rowQsbip, to meet iiube
of Hugh Crummy, in botd township—ranu that Thomas
Wallace be J mice, and WidiamMcKtniieyoml WilUitm
Roger* be Inspectors of ihis ctecuon* t.t-suid towujlnp-:
The electors of McCandlrss township are-; to meet at:
the bouseof Jas. Ander-on in said tnwnahip. s
The electors o West Deer towm-hip. to meet oi -lho Q
houee of Nathan Conley* in said township. *
The electors of East Deer township o meet auhe Pubr ;
lie School llonse.' ntho Bo.oushof latentura.
The elec'Ois of toe Eoroucrh of to meet at
the Public bchool House, in said Borough. .; *.
The electors of Iroiana township* to mortal tbe house,
formerly occupied i-y s Mackey, in said township.
The electorß of Bhalcr lownship, io meet at Jolm ; .
Shaw’s mi'l. in s id townsrti)*.
Tin* qualified:votefSDi |lia-t.-pqri jQyjwlTO,
in Allegheny ,W«lu«l U}e f9U.rW|u<rdc
g-Mt.e-d boundaries, to wit: bcginmng Qt a pout on ihe
Allegheny river, at the. upper lino oftke>unao< John
Cable-and tttnnu."* a-uarlherly course, between the farms
of said Cuhie and J >lm Boyd, to ihe N. fc. corner oi Ca
ble’s farm—(hence runismga westerly coarse to ihebua
lor township line* m snob a maimer at to embruce ttU
farms or lotsßUuuirJu Luutii j-zbam's district, and kuown
as the r'ver tracts, within ‘.aid boundaries. *b< hereaf
ter vote at general elections ip.jbe Sharp
sboTß- at ibereJeclton poll of said.boroughs
The e-lectort of the Borough of Birmingham* to meet
at the Public School House,m said Borough.
The electoja-af the Borough of Eo**t Birmingham, to
meet nt the Rai'.row Office oi Oliver H Ormsby.lu said
borough. - - v .
The etectorsof Duiiuesiie Borough,to meeLal.thePah- i
lie School House, m sn*d boiougli.
The electors of iho Borousnof Lawreuceville, to meet
at the Public School House in sn d Borough.
The electors of ne Borou ih of bhnrpsDunjh. U) meet '
at the bouse of J aravs ui said Borough.
The eleclorsof the Borough: of McKeesport, tomeeiut •
the Town Hall, in said borough . .. i
The electors .oMhe Boiougli of.Spqth piitsburgli, to •
meet at the ltou?e.Cormcrly. occnpted -by E. McAnnfoch, >
auhe end of llteMonoE i rahfiln Btidj*e, ia said, borough.
The electors of the Borough of West Eluabeih, to
moetat the PahUc School smd borough.
At which time. and places. lh» qualified elec??X4! ..as
aforesaid wtR by ballot.vote for
One person for (governor ot Pennsylvania,. ...
One person for Canal
Five persons for Judges of the fcupreme .Court of
Pennsylvania; _ . y.s.;-'?
One person for President Judge of Ihe District Court
of the county of Al.efchbtiy,
One person for Juage-of Uie District Court
for the Coun’vof t
One o: Courts ofCoaimoa
Pleas. Quarter Ses4ions,&o-,Of Alto.bcny eomity l '
Two persons Judges o; came Courts:
Five-personafor members of Assembly oi Pennsylvar
ma; ..-•s-.-n-is-.5... - . ...£. ..
Oue pecson for-Recorder, ot-AlleghenyjtouQly :
One petbonfar-ResHier;
One personuor Oierk of the Court ofQaaTter Sessions
Ac.: ..* ■ • i .
One person for Treasurer of Allegheny county - ’
One person for County Commissioner:
•One person tor Auditor; .*. ... . , .... .
One person'Of-.County surveyor: f
AlpOriu apd by othsectioivof na o*-t^onfoyedihe<
19th of April,ltM, u is emicted. ihft* ihel.TtTscciioiioff
tbe act passed/July pn'.Uled an act relutiug to!
the elections of this Ue BO con- ‘
smied as ,to prevent any mniila oifiseror borough officer*
(zom aervjog : as Judge, npipecior, or Cterk. nt fiiyGeti-i
eral or Special Election in ihjs.CopmnnwcaUh- 115 J{ !
And the ryturu Judgcs.oMhe re-ipcpuvedisiftcts afore
satd.oro required to meet at the CourT House in' ibb flty
of Pittsburgh, on lhe.Fr;day after the second‘Tue«aay*
of then and there to disebatre ifie
required by law. -■* -= i
Given undermyimnd and seal at thiy
df September, A. 0.1851* and of the of
the United States the seventy-sixth- : I
scplTiatdfcwie. .; .. . CARTER CURTIS* SheUff; i
„ , _ fflefruitits.
Priv*t« plieaicur:'
DR. BROWN, Niri'«4 DIArtOWO ALtEV:
DcvoTSS-his enure attention lo an office.
a practice.?.fiislttfilnesaisxnoflUy confined \o *
' Prtvaitor Ytnentrf'Viiecaujundtwih paiD*-0.;
ful affections, brougto on by impfiulew*-
youth fulindulgence and cxcessr.:::.': •-y-j.v .
V: Syphilis,^SypW\UJpiEr«pUoftvCotton.:- '
hea. Gleet, Btnetare,UreihrQlJ)u«;haigftii
• impurity of the Bloods wjlb&lJdl&eoses.o.thejvenerca*:.
• origin. Skin v §tior£mic Eruptions',’,Tetter,-•“■
Ringworm. MereuriaTDise&Be/t, Seminal Weakness,lm»
potency, Piles, Rhenfraiifim, 1 Female Weakness, Month* .
fy Djsenses opthe ln Ano*
' tvervoua Affections, P.amsmiUoßaeV andboinsjlrrita. ..v S ,
tions of the Bladder and Kidneys,successfully treated
•.<.»>-_.i .. >.
- Fourteer tears f pi'octlce’(fi>UT in this city tenabies Dri '
Brdv?‘« to oflfcr assurances ofapccdy ctife to aHwhomaj •••*■•
come acif'rJu* pare f .
• GSice'p'ntf I‘trivbte coPsuliing 100nw,41 Diamond ay/ --
ny Chnrreq moderate* - • • . noyStddswiT ■
i oUriATLSAi.— Br. Drown*a newiyaißcovrca ,rem* ..
L eHy for KlieumaiismtxA‘jpeeqy andcorifimremedy
forlna: painful trouble.. Il>nevcr ,a ii*’ ■ . *j_ ofi- ’'
and Piivatc Catßuliatton -N0..41, DUq •>»•-••
MONO, Puustmrgh, Tiip Dortorja always nt
OF ■<’ vtv. v
YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA.
18 NOW PHTOT iitthe hugestsized Boulcmand is
■cknowledged to
made.as is eerliaetlbjftlie WotiDKßFUl.’Ccr* SsilJiaa per
formpd,:*heonginol copies ofyrluch araln the possession
of the pronrieioF. Bcmember, ifcUis v lhe{oji|y: JTB.UB
arid ORIGIN AL . £££&&& W&ZMin
This :n»cri,.acCOTairiff to.rilfe.CUdns,
. : 'WILL Otmft WiTHOUf : ::
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: i . . ET7‘ipelPV,-.;CluCJ3l>C^So^
- - • Eye*,- Ringwotmj,M.T>Uer3 1 < i - : , r
Pcatd Head, ttheonmU'in.Piuiism
-?-thaßoneno»-Jolui*fcOtd;soreßand'tJi
- u .ejtrs.sr-welUiigoltlifiiGJautlSjSyphUiSsHysr -
j pep e of ilie lCidneys,
' Lo*sorArpcih®> 1 li&pfuuis a rising fromibe
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; Hm BfcST,EE3J KNO WJTt, ~e
Jii>i,msa] Ji ,Cou4arf:r«Udri» > ';Luct)rriiea, 'oh
and '-c,:2rZ v m /a ta te o fmi nd are ,cn red by,Oß.;(itnr«;
sot of Ysllow "Dock; A7ro;.SXfe^Jtfitiu^-''
.<vF»-ico:f> : v.ris rmmediatp relief by. renewing; thevfbaiidar/ <
ii6o oC'krk,i H.nnd strength, thd bTood Hnemralizesbad
ho,; 3- srips secretions, and' gives healthy ‘
ce-ic . >i ell j** ,v'*Fpowers'
'L-'-pJ v w’Vii 'n pa-tifiihebloodfroxnUieimpurlties.,
| comrecr-r i o in- ii«s indulgence of the'appeluedof* •,.
1 in" ;e v-Li torejjistAapi-*.-
: epidemic*’.-h.rd.fuovv tb MDr ouysotl ? AjE«xtract’bf^->'
YrLnf'-iDocu \ d .which is proving' itself-'-L:
an of .lie
fl? f.icy wi’i uever be disappointed’; for^-L
i,i yicjaith b&stfever wavered—neVr
er e'ri'rtnvV. p to;'-ifU 1 founded on
therr wifnL-cf v. **ii in'O’liey aad v;nrionscqmponrids :U r 'if
afeo - They/flyrfrom: mineral X'.
nostrums o |>,e, m»d viVor from this purely -
vegtVt&e ?&>**■'-J .*-> ’es :eft r downin
beaicli O’Ki sir ivertTevcV, lorthsome' tohimself «uad < ; -
.othr 1-t uoo e d'*wjitij- , bf recovery;-tel• the-patient r ‘
tofl'v i';ii e l s l aad i'i;t. b-s piiysicnl reslomuoniies
* V i'rTmct. os' Yi Uow Dock andSarsapa
r;J ;i nod pcrsuadeb’in iot sake, to try it, and
we hr ve i*o I rMunioii i>v predicting his speedyrestora- l
-lion o M ! r* - /.•••'“V. . ' ' i! ••’•*
THon.OAXOZAT
Females, Bead tbe Following
ftBWAKK. N J . J«inuary2s.
hi . E m.*. takepleasare m smuog.ihatyoar
Yellow JDopisa ui t-t..
evOi.ve>--*). • . •• r.... .. ,•
V'vv v?r gentleman-mfonned os that his
•'a \:i\t bleu .?yith difficsli menstruation and
<-i .<»:■.ici'juio.T io her sex. Shehadnot had her
ui.-i.-barge »or along urae; bat bytafe
u>e o* U’.T-iiv 9; follow Dock anu sarsaparilla Was
1 .iii: fp’rj. Townsend's, aud others with
e .-J'-iitestbenefit He bad one daughter
,;: e e" m-f . ... XE. TRIPP & CO.
Hxii-ANsviLLS, Os wefeo county. May> 1848. ..
r. Dear Sir: I purcbused, a^rxortll mi ago,
a -o.uß 01 your Yellow Pock and Sarsaparilla for my
wi.‘ u ii'v.. she has used for.her complaint, Eiysipel&S .
on-- ;net.s. Falling ot tha.Wpmb, etCf&ndit hosol* ..
re ov .:«i»>*d her very nmea vOf.ihe Erysipelas it has
effec' hi ue,:ny a cure.. I have jus; purchased a second ■
bo 1 to. ot»<l jeUctng/tom the effect of the former, feel con
fident c. ,t will effect a perfect cure.
\ op 's. yery respectably, N. COBURN.
. r rf a> aggravated Cfise ef Sryatpdas.
I performed by Dr. Ciiiysotl'S bxttuclof Yel
low Do.; ; ,:u Sarsaparilla are lasting. The patient's
i ' -continues to improve after disease is te
arc uot chronicled until tune has folly
io i'u ci t iere can be no relapse or remrii of the dis
ease.
Norway. Herkimer co.» February. 1850.
a. F. Eeuiui.’ £ Co.— Gqmslt Jb with great pleasure
lw.r ?. o .(m pUouvthe very buppy effect of your
o 1- a.. f s;w&apanil& .upon my eon. who has
lo . r: unjer UiuL dreadful. loathsome dls*
er---tv- *. wi-a-which be was attacked <m 184 b, .
» s . s *vo.\-M mmithdhttendedbyionieofoarbest
p.iy »jc o tried their skill persevenngly for five \ .
mo.i . om nny beneficial edicts whatever;- He •=•
bt'C'oi . • Juca> 10 a perfect skeleton.'Hchaduleera
l>o :» . s i.> rov.n toms knee. .Which were continually
di- i ; goffrnsive matter. Medrcalondsargicalskm
wps bMd'.cr Physicians say that his eteCiwas hopeless
tlir l rould' ue not «iug done toarrestthosetemblo •
c-.i;n7 I?* •• My neighbors and myselflhought'
b>s 1 1 :o’.\ on nn:»r at ImntT; One of my neighbors,who ■
brdcutcct. cn tiov scrofula with your invaluable mcdi-
cl . o v.. •ci- ui' :) make a tcbil o? rtj amliuore fromthe ’
r< • Ic ■ a*-i.e 00-soineihinsr while life lasted* than • *-
i.'OiU • .:c o', ‘■e.-.'uv ivkef. 1 procured'Uircd bottles 1
Oi \o V • (.xvi , ud>areaparilia I "audcommenc- '
an , ...ui -o .i-- ußiouishment he commenced to - -
! . i.o-.-e o o•• rv- u iiacU. lhti ilmd boitfe. and before'*
he .u , i- ;> iiido.* ionics he conhi walk oat.- 1 He
aded • n.:i .. :-.e uo.. es duringtlteyenr ’Wyandby •
Oifurri t tr wv restored ;-every vestige of
liieni 0:1*0 ] e • c»*. v was removed, and-he re
nt. r.x ; .cn * *•: vj> rothepresentUnje. His re* -
■ cufs v.; 1 " r;- :n of God,‘iS entirely owing to
iii* » e o: vo \ . e o\v i;ocK andburaapanlla; and l as*
si' cvo * J j! t.Tvs trunder eTcat obligations to
yon v . i* i: « i g: -a:' jov that 1 inform you of what
your-. 'U ” for niyfotr .
r •-» c JAMES' RHB9ELL/- ‘
P. eBi per Ooiile—six
fo’c i/ •» JT. D. PARK. Ciucmnati. QhiOj '
Non r*" r or F-mrib and walnat sts.,—ei)lrancc
ot ’ : 'i> —o r/uoiiTßll onlcn bo uddressed.
». r ; -o. :-v ‘ .KU7i,>: L Wilcox, Jr, coraerMarkef
si>" m B A Pabnoalock &, Co. Pitts
bmii i: » vjo Pi'-r^ui*-ii; &;Beckham,AUc--
gi»e.i - C ; • l. f Wa WHLamber
lon- i: Uti fcowic.^UmoiitowniH-Welty,
‘Bcuio.-tr: fl-unu- *>o, * '-Fuui ircdOii; Mrs. orr» Hollidays*’ .
Dj*'-1! H ’lo jsnui C.'*.- lii(!!sua; J R Wnght. Kitten*
j- -or: <*:, l O,’ :|K‘OOKVJ (e: A Wilson & SoOi* .
\v»ym.-um: /.l eF iJiuu & Co.N li&LlefideiY.&fcad-:.
7 io: l - -..v0 is, nrie-: Henry Forker.Uercer, Jo*
K-'>. c. .. . rrJ Syimiirylisaveri.J DSummertcm,,»
Wr i i ),•(-. \j S Joiics'Coudfirspori; P Craoker* .
J. * t• • •:?!. - i *. r-.-.i my 19
’ ‘.f -vCaen !? Peetorsll
TVi UoTxS Oi' COVCfI^.GOLDS, HOARSE*
i >5. Efu.vcsi. ».- v whooping cougu.
Cu-Oifi* A J'LIC-A. c li CONSUMPTION.
• . ;o h■ rc o> ;j «v f vOvenes Science has made.,
it ..z j,o,f l-i ;j*f. ue business of life; in*
c »u> e -.-1:07.1 :.:.>>>(! eveapiolouc the termofbu
in 'ite. . ”<i.ie can oc 1. -'lined of more real v&ino
oi- . ..1 :* -! 0“«. "jit.lod of Chemistry 10 the
I • * '/w r <»f fn virtuus*hrougooallhia>
b o<> . ‘loyoiKladoubt,ihainomedi*.
r-ie 0 oMneulclaea«yet ; known f canso.7
e j ~ v o:. ol e -•'tv'-e ihenamerounvaneUes ofpul- >
rro. -s'r ■-!■■«?ir c.rVe Imheno *wep t-ttom,our
ttMU f.;o .* •«• ;i "P/'f- i every- year. Indeed .
{.-6 c•no v -.<v >• m *.en o* to believe u-Hemedy ha*
7 * •• v/.ufeii can be relied-on locurclhfi
t>irt*:nr -eioi-'; wts-otifre-'lungs. Oarspacehertv
v?ii .10. fiu u iQ iiiii»li.'bauy proportion of-the cures-’
eii'rc 1 rc v»v j-r vaj \7o;ilif present the following;
o'il.iiOti 0. un<> refer further enqqiry to
i..r SMi-cn .-eAsonf below named, will always
be ><tr r j •>'» -tree, wherein are full- parucnlan,
pii.: i*r .-:n ■? ••e-jnoois of these ./
I- roic i 'ie i- j. ot Amiietst CoUege, the celebrated
• “ • pT*'iessor-HTfch6ock;->-
“ Jama? G Ayer—-Mr: i have used yoar Cheny Pet*•
toral In my own case of
yiitufied from its chemical consmuoon, thoi it 1% wad*?
mtrabie compound for ihe relief of la. v ngal and bron
dual difficalues. Tf my opinion as to its supenor char
acter can be of nny-servtce, you are at liberty to use it
as yonUunkproper;' ,
3 • ‘HKDW-ARD HITCHCOCK.L-L.J).
From ihe Widely celebrated l*rofcssor D,
L.L. D-' Profe?sor of Chemistry, Bdineralogy,
Ac->'Yale College. Member of-ttho Lit. Hist.
Med. Pint and'SclenufioiSociellesof . <
Amencaand Europe,-
“• l deem tie Gi*erry Fictorial-an'tfdmirable compon*
to - 1 -o.if somexf the bestarticles in tlie Matena audi?
c-. ve y cdVctlve retnedy forthe class of ditea^
.esn ~ 5;,--^,.;
jl.civ 1,1849. ■■ •: •'
ri Mot Pni'i ot, PresideiU of the S.C. Senate.' states
he in l .i; *tU f:re i Cherry Picforal wuh-wondennl auc*
ce»H. to cure art Ijifismaiioa of the lungsr
one 6f ihs firstphy««anB in Maine,-. 5
; . ll; |Acp„Me>Aptil.2a,im
1 Hr. J. C. Ayeft Lo.weu—war : rtto uqw eba
-Biau,fvv usaiig your CUeTryPeClotal iq: my -practice'^and
ore.e t '». 10 Pity o:/ie»-medicine for pulnjonary cOnipJaint*.
11-xtomo vu :oas o fmany severe cases. X am convinc
ed i; si.j ?<;. : p.cousba,.coldand peases of the
Utri *ip m ->ei la.aeunnce nil .other remedies, ' - f
chseofcOnsnmptioni
anacotsitD*;;. muuu’.iie ue-a.remedykjiown Corthatdiff-'
ea*Q. ’ • , .n,r«j;)ic,uilly.yoafs. '
1 S CUSHMAN, M D
l\eparrd tt*.MV:oli: uy Jams * O. Ayer.PracticalChem
'r
;Q* wuoiesalean4 retail.by B. A.
Fanne oc. e.m’ oy 1. M. Townsend: la Allegheny City
by H P - jsnd by drogguts
*5.- ~i; l beiehraUd Ethereal OiLn
. tutf.xn::, Parlors, Steamboat Canal
A b02.»-i V i<i»chens. Workshops, and
Uiv 're ctr .'y ia-required; -The public
arc. v v orvr*. '•y nv»2(>-9 Qtiu exannne a beautiful .
o /:••« L'.nms. Ai=o. Lampsof all-fcmds,
for Ls».:i Lu 11 t,’U ; c.» U-mnoeiiers.fSirendoles. Wait
ei»,i>ic ,iic L’nr.ns.Gfol)es,Glasses. Wicks,
Pr.nei , ii.i emifcicrr- Ccasj ana-all things'per*
tnuinTiO'.ne.trace. Aldo. a superior Safety Lantezn,
fo sen. \ m
ijrsei.'cr forsto*e sfcdshoppm»
pofjCs,i? 1 i.'.'ju; .s*o Crimea! Oil and Lamps.fronj
which a r Tm i rs 'obinined bi.:| of a cent, per
soae.l.ti.-.i •ijn-:;o:\‘To n&s.' We-iftvwian ex-
Rramii..on Qi oar p.coo< Beiospre»>are<Mjy
Use atcomctiuioii o: I*2 siff- ox permute- aiia-wulj.fn-r
ciHilcs *o suooV 'bo-i *':e WLioles'iie aatfrcUiUraitsyah
tUc cfiUe WitsouighOilandliamp
Ah.amctes.delivered »u auy panof the city, or la Al*
-IcEhoov. tree o. •■: -•.-• .-•
AND CHEMICAL,OR.PJNteOII«.»-
•.gulariy mjpiUitd on.ee 07 vyceV. All ordei?. *cft
’Wiur iLe.v¥ft3o» t .(\vu A J .vi-s cQnsrumiy pas%uur rojinii vac
■■cityi)' w:U.i)fiLpi-omp«jjr aivOiulcd iq. .. JvS.TOUw.il*,,,
iv . ...■»> .1 sjtrtteLAjipUoJlaU^^...
| aprl9:d&wy ;• ..
Oflfk DOZ. BROOMS~NoW Conum «toreti«a fot
I 4Uv sale by (seplSj SHERIFF & BINNING'
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