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PITTSBURGH:
TUESDAY MOEOTNQ::::;::::::r:::::-j::3ULY 2a
tgf" NO HORTH, SO SOOTH, SO EAST, SO 'WES*
OTTOEtt THE COBSMTOTIOS ; HOT A SACKED MAIK
TAISASOH O? THE COMMON BOSD ASD TREE DEFO
TIOH SO THE COSMOS BROTHERHOOD.” —Frankhn
Pierce.
- DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
.JOB RBJCBIDEHT 0? THE. TOTTED STATES:
GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE,
OF BBW'HAMPSHIBE.
«* vies passiorat: .
WILLIAM R. KTNG,
or Alabama r
for canal commissioner.
COL. WILLIAM SEARIGHT,
O’? FATBITS COUNTY.
OBSIdcIiATIO JBUBIOTOItAIi TICKET,
. SSHATOBW. ELF.CTOBS.
GEORGE 'V. WOODWARD.
■WILSON MrCANDI.ESS.
Geu. R E.ATTER3ON.
District. District.
Jst, Peter Logsn. . 13tb, It. C. Eyer,
2d, George 11. Marlin. 14th, John Clayton.
3d, John Miller. 15th, Isaac Robinson.
4th, F. W. Boatius 10th, Henry Fetter.
Gib, R. McCoy, Jr. ITth, James Burnside.
Cth A, Apple. 18th, MaiweUM’Coslin
7tb! Hon.N StricUantl.lOtb, GenJos.M’Douald
Bth. A. Fetora..; 20th, Vim. S. Calabau.
91b, Darid Fister. 21st, Andrew Burke.
10th, S. D. James. 22d, Wiliam Dunn.
Uth, - Joha Jl’Reynolds.2od, JohuS.M Calmont.
12th V. Damon. 24th, Georgoß Barret
DEMOCRATIC COTOTTY TICKET.
roB COXOBUSS—T«XXTY-rinsT,I>I9TBtCT,
■ : p; 0. SHANNON, Pittsburgh.
JOB STATE SCUATE, ;
JOUN BARTON, Pittsburgh.
,■' . . FOB. ABSEMULT,
SAMUEL FLEMING. Pittsburgh,
A. 3. GRIBBEN, Pittsburgh,
■ GEORGE F. GILMORF., LanrcuoeviUo,
SAMUEL MoKEE, Birmingham,
' J. C. STEWART, Plum township,
suruirr,
GHARLE3 KENT, Pittsburgh
COUNTY COSBIISSIONEB,
-a! : JACOB TOMER, Pittsburgh.
; COUOKKE,
JACOB McCOIjUSTER, Pittsburgh.
ArDITOB,
STEPHEN WOOD.
PBOTKOX OTABY,
EDWARD SfeCORKLE, Indiana township.
associate judge,
' PATRICK MoKENNA, Pittsburgh.
■g&m The Democratic County Committee; of
Correspondence. will meet at tho St, .Charles
Hotel on Tuesday, the 20tb inst., at 11 o'clock,
A- M. DAVID CAMPBELL, Ch*n.
pEtsTisa, of every description, ex*
ecuted at the office of tho JforninjPoit in beau
tifal Stylo, and on the lowest terms. Particular
attention paid to the printing of Poster* and
Programmes for.Concortß and Exhibitions or.all
kinds.
axotherdisu op cold sovp,
As the Whigs appear to tore a particular
fondness for Seott Soup this year, we feel in
dined occasionally to-serve upfor them a few
“hasty” dishes,to be takendoun whenevorthey
are affliotcd with the bragging fever.
From oor Whig and Democratic -exchanges
fTopt all parts of the country, we continue to re
ceive theroost unfavorable intelligence respecting
.unity and harmony in the Whig party.
In North Carolina, the home of the Whig nom
inee'fof Vice President, there is not a ray of hope ]
for the Whig party. The Wiimldgton Commercial
and the Asheville 2fem, leading Whig papers—
one published in the eastern and tho other in
the western part of North Carolina —are out in
the most decided terms against the Seward can
didate. The Commercial, which was against
Scott before the meeting of the Whig Convention,
IS exceedingly severe. The If ewe notices the
nomination of Gen. Scott thus:
“ The news of this nomination fell like a cold
chill upon the whig party hero. Tbeytodbop
«d that Fillmore would be tho nominee, and their
■ disappointment and-chagrin were quite manifest
Some of the oldest and most substantial members
of the party declare they will not support him, tint
- stand aloof from the contest entirely.” ;
In Virginia, the condition of the Whig party |
is no better. The Valley Star announces that |
Bobt. Doyle; Esq., the Whig Assistant Elector j
for Rockbridge connty, has thrown up his com
mission, with the declaration that although he
has fought the good fight, and has kept the faith,
ho has now finished his course, and henceforth
renounce* Federalism forever, and will hereafter
■ cast his lot with the Democrats, who alone are
worthy of being entrusted with the. guardianship
of the Constitution end liberties of the people.
The Richmond -E’ujuiw says—“ A gentleman
Just from Western Virginia, «pon which some of
the Whigs profess to rely, assures us that the
- banner of Pierce and King is floating most pros
perously on the breeze in. Virginia. Many of
the shiest and most inflnential Whigs have not
■ ■ only repudiated the Sontt ticket, but have oome
outfok Pierce; -We hear thesame thing fromal
most every portion of Virginia.”
- In Georgia, the Whig party is in the most de
plorable condition. Gen. Scott’s nomination
• has prodnoed universal havoc in the ranks of
: Whiggery. ■ The Savannah Georgian, the leading
whig paper in the State, says that all the. whig
papers of Georgia hove expressed their disap
probation of the nomination of Gen. Scott.—
Some of them advise the whigs to - take no part
in the election; others recommend the appoint
ment of a Union electoral ticket, pledged to the
supporter Pierce and King, in order to keep up
the organization of the party for faturepnrposes.
The New York Tribune the other day, ventur
ed to prepare an estimate of the strength of the
two candidates for the Presidency. In Ms table
GaEttst'eet down 184 electoral votes as “prob
d62e for Scott,’’. 15 Ibbs than will hs necessary for
a choice! The Courier and Enquirer, another
: whig paper, thus alludes to Gbeeist’s calcula
tions :
“Now; gentlemen of the extreme left, we sub
mit that this is not the sort of-entertainment we
■ '■r. -were invited to. Moro than half of it, accord
ing to ysurrpwn showing, is but a beggarly no
couaVof empty diahes. The snm total of your
“rnoBAULB for Scott” will not seoure his .elec
tionwlthin fifteen votes, though you havo.inclu
ded-TennessCo and Massachusets in the list, as
yon yourselves must be conscious, without suf
ficient warrant. But let the table, with all its
•cold comfort,’ Stand. We will leave it, for there
is nothing about it that tempts ns to linger.’’
Tennessee,- which Gbeemt pnts down as
“probable ior Scott,” Brownlow, of the Knox
ville Whig, deolares will vote for Piesce and
Kiito,' by 10,800 majority 1
Rear what tho workingmen think.- The Cam
den (N. J.) Democrat says: A gentleman—a j
- Wifc, Snd one of tho proprietors of one. of the
largest -manufacturing establishments in this
oountiy, assured us on Wednesday last, that so
for aabeknew, and as he believed, there was not
avian in hie employ who would vote for General
believe he and his pattner have at
' -workfor them near two hundred hands.
- (pjje Trenton American states tHhat Dr. J. G.
Qoble, ffflßSerly a gooiwhig, andl». C Grover,
Esk. '6pe f of-the most aotive and influential, mem
b«» V the whlgparty, will vote for Pierce and
Ring.” Scott’s prospeota In his adopted State
are hardly less hopeless than in that of his na
tivity In this connection it to proper *to elite
that Row# 8. Pay,-Esq-, one of the most fffi
dressed the great rejection meeitogM Fan?#
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- J@*What has become of the Scott Club that
the whlgs resolved some time since to start in
thta -city;? Aad most especially, .what has be
come of the Glee Cinb that was promised to
chahn the people, with sweet music l ,
the attempts abortions ? Cannot the .politicians
raise A shout for Scott, or the.YOcalißtaa.song to
cheer the drooping spirits of the partyt’ It
would seem to be so. 'tfho ratification meeting
was a dry and unprofitable affair, and it would
have been better for the party if it had never
been held. A great many of the leaders “ ex
hibited!’ thomeelve9 on that occasion, but the
picture made up by their appearance was by no.
means favorable to the success of; the party in.
the manifestation of .whig enthusiasm. The fact
is, they - have'nothing to - work upon, or from
which they can make a fuss about Scott, al
though fuss and feathers famish .the only civic
recommendations he has for the office.
But what of tl)o Glee Clubs. In 1840, they
were vicli in the mußic lino; Ilard Cidor, Log
Cabins, C. minis nod Old Horse Collars were done
up in rerse, and discoursed to those who arc usu
ally termed the .unwashed and dirty shirts, in
'most eloquent mußic. We have many a. time .list-,
enid with delight to their sounds and .occasion
ally laughed most heartily at the amusing man
ner, in which they made a worn out horse collar
i represent a leadlpg whig principle. Bat on the
day of the election their music was not to be
laughed at, and their Buokeye songs sold the
country to one of the most gigantic: frauds over
practicedupon a people. The Bame patty at
tempted the same trioh in 1844, but it.did not
succeed, and instead of singing themselves into
power again, the democrats whistled them down
thewind without any trouble.
We have seen it stated that they were organi
zing a club to sing in the present campaign.
Why Jo they not appear, and charm the citizens
with the “sweet notes just proceeding from their
throats,” as they did in 1840 and ’44? We ore
anxious that they should, for our boys ara very
desirous to come out, hut they do net like todo
it before “nil the decency" opens the “ bawl.’’—-
We therefore hope thnt.thD Scott Glee Club will
make its first appearance as soon as possible.
New Pictdetai. TiiFE of Qesesal Scott.—We
learn from a reliable source, that the lost picto
rial life of Soott is not considered a “finished”,
one; and that .several of his leading friends are.
now actively engaged in preparing new cats for
a second edition. Among tho many that wilt
embellish its pages, tha following are already
prepared:
General Scott .«fir til with indignation’’ against
adopted citizens l
Gem Seott drawing trp his address to disfranchise
them!
Gen, Scott supporting the bankrupt hill!
Gen. Scott wishing to role for the national bank
bill and the distribution bill!
Gen. Scott abolishing the veto /■:■■■
Gene Scott putting the three new planks into the
whig platform 1
Gen. Scott at the head of the l ‘Qalphin toil V
Gen. Scott urging abolition petitions upon Con
gress to be referred and reported on /
Gen. Scott refusing to. write before his nomina
tion!
Gen. Scott joining the Masonic Lodge !
Gen. Scott denouncing the Masons !
When this book appears, it is supposed a great
excitement will take place, and that all the chil
dren will cry for it bb they do for loicuges. It
was at first proposed to have the portraits of our
three whig editors published in the work: but
as it is intended to be ornamentat, the publisher
has declined inserting them.
Sutler County.
The Democracy of Butler County met In con
vention on the Cth inst.,. and made tho following
nominations:
For Connhsionsr —.Tomes McEHiouny.
For Auditor —John Martin.
■ Trustees of the Butler Academy— Rot. Wm. A,,
Potter and Robert Carnahan.
Gen. John N. Purvisnce was declared tliocboice
of the convention for Congress, anil tho fallow
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That John Lavely, Jno. 11. Nogley,
John McDivitt, M. Zimmerman aod W. P. Mac
key, bo delegates: to moot the conferees from
Allegheny connty, to place in nomination a suit
able candidate for Congross, on the 23d day of
August next, at BaUcrstown.
The Convention also adopted the following in
relation to the nomination of candidates for the
i'Legislature:
I Resole/il. That Geo. Beam, W. W. Dodds and
James G. Wilson, be delegates to meet tho con
ferees from Beaver and Lawrence counties, at
Bnch time as shall be agreed upon, to determine
I upon the nomination of suitable candidates for
the Assembly.
The convention appears to have been a very
spirited one, and the tenor of the series of reso
lutions adopted indicate tbat on.- friends in Bat
tler ore fall of hope.
' Depot at Parkkbsdubg.—The Parkersburg
Gazette announces the purchase in that city, by
the President of the North Western Virginia
Railroad Company, of a lot of three acres of
ground for the site of a railroad depot. Tho lo
cation is described as above the level of the
highest floods of the Ohio, easily accessible from
both rivers, and central as to the present town.
Other purchases have also been made by private
parties In the vioinity with the view to the erec
tion of produce and forwarding depots, and ware
houses.
The Milwaukee Nets! says that a Whig
mass meeting held- in that city on the 3d inst.,
refused to adopt tho resolutions of the Whig
National Convention, hut laid them on the table
by a largo majority, sod adjourned withoutpass*
ing any resolutions.
The whigs of that -town mast bavo read the
letter of our neighbor of theCscrHe, and resolv
ied before they held the meeting, to repudiate
the platform. ■
ggga, Thomas F. Meagher addressed the grad
uates at the annual commeucement of the St.
John’s college, at Fordham, New York, on
Thursday. ; During the day tho degree ofDoator
of Laws was conferred on Mr, Meagher, by the
Faculty. He is shortly to visit Philadelphia,
and pass a few days with some friends who have
invited him to join them.
... - B©, A Monster Iron Steamship,. called the
Atrato; is now building in one of the English
ship.; yards, which will be large enough
to contain the steamship Arabia, of 2,-
400 tons; and a good deal of room to spare.—
Her length of keol will be 310; and her prome
nade, from stem to Btern, 310 feet long by about
88 feet broad.
‘ Sbootikq Apfjiays.— Two street affrays took
plaoeat Lexington, Ky., a few days ago; in one,
a young man named Tilfords fired a revolver
four times at Col. Thos. Redd,sligbtly wounding
him in the thigh. In the other, a .man named
Word, shot, at another named Evans, without
striking him.
flnAiun’B Magazine.— Wehavo reoeivod from
the publishers tho August number of Graham’s
Magazine. Its embellishments are very fine,
and its contents are unusuallyinteresting; For
sale at all the periodical depots.
Stage Amunobment.—The stages on the
northern route leave the St Clair Hotel every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings at 7
O’clock.
:Dead.—We are pained to. announce the.death
ojTSamuri Moore, hatter, formeriy of'this elty.
Hwdied in St Louis, on Saturday, of Cholera. .
• ( gggt- Thu Flatter Tma, Sacramento, estimates
by emigration -the' population of California will
be issreased 100/000 during the present year.
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From tKe Richmond Gnvnrer. I
ROORBACK faotobt;
, TO THE UNIVERSAL WHIG ’PARTY.
The undersigned, hearing of General Roolt’s-.
nomination, begs leave to offeir for'sole,'upon
very moderate: terms; a large OBsortmeiit.of on
ecdotes drawn from Gen. Scott’s life:andoh&rt
deter, whloh must tell; with thrilling :upou
the approaching .canvass. ■ These 'anecdotes are--
pot up in the Very best styleof Whlg tnanufao
tnre, ond are well baited to every latitude, and
every taste, in our wide extended country; and
the- undersigned flatters himself that, if gene
rally circulated; they will inevitably secure the
General’s eledticn.- They will be put up in par
cels to .suit Turchaeeraj-and carefully selected
and forwarded, so that those designed for the
South will not, go North, nor those go North
■ which are designed for the South. Small lots.
Will be disposed at the rata of 25 cents per
dozen; but large packages designed . for. Whig
clubs, mass meetings, barbecues and the liko,
will be put down to the reduced price of 20 cents
t per 100. Whigs, to your trade!—with, your
usual energy and onndor, onr. triumphis certain.
, Wesubjoin a few anecdotes ns specimens of our
assortment. .
ANECDOTE OF GENERAL SCOTT AND GEN-
ERAL WASHINGTON.
■.{For General Circulation)
In the year 1798, General .Washington hap-,
pening -to be in .Richmond, Ya., bo was-intro
duced to: Mrs. Scott, the accomplished mother
of the Hero of Mexico. The General was just
old enough at that time to be sporting about his
mother’s knee. The Father of bis.country, af
ter the usual salutations to tho mother, fixed his
eyes steadfastly on the child, with an intensity
of interest; which ho has never before or after
wards known to evince towards children. : After
a long pause, he said, with his usual dignity and
gravity. . ■ ■
"Madam, is .-that your son 1" “ Yes, sb\
woo the mother's reply, her maternal pride kin
tiling at the special notice taken of her boy* by
so great and good a man.
“ Raise him- well,"- .continued the discerning
Washington.
“I have but one rule," rejoißtid the . pious
i matron, “ for raising my children. It is to fol
low striotly the .precepts of tlio Good Book, as
to morals, aud to confine them toioajj, as to diet.
But why your injunction; General ?”
“ Because, madam;” Bnid he, “ I discover in
thatohild the germ of the noblest character that
America ever produced.”
Such a Bentenoe from Washington confounded
for a time the modest mother. At length re
covering herself, she replied :
“No, General, no! My eon is, iadeed, at this
time, all that a mother could hope for or desire
in a obild of his age; but. America has produced
one” (casting a significant glance at the venera
ble hero,) “ whom my son will never equal.”
“ Theu, madam,” said he, “it.will only be be
cause that ane has had opportunities of distinc
tionwhioh your son may not have.” .
So saying, the General presented tlio little
prattler a sovereign. The gold of that sover
eign Is now In the hilt of General {icon's sword.
So wonder that. bo has ever proved..invincible.
Thus the penetrating oyo of Washington saw, in
little Scott, his superior, and hod tho magnani-
I mity to acknowledge it.
GENERAL SCOTT. AND NAPOLEON BONA
PARTE.
( for the Worth ;
When Bonaparte heard of the battle of Lun
dy's Lone, he observed to Wm. A. Crawford,*
then Minister to Prance: “ I love America, ond
Francs is bound to her by Indissoluble ties; bnt
should fortune ever decree that I should make
war upon that-country, Max I NKVrr. HAYS to
ENCOCSTEB TUOT 8coTT;”
It is well known that Scott was the only man
living whom Napoleon feared. ,
GES. SCOTT AND LORD WF.LLINGTON.
(Xationr.!.)
Every Whig lias henrd of Lord Wellington’s
compliment to Gen. Scott; but very fow, we be
lieve, arc apprised of the circumstances under
which it was uttered. It was at an immense
mass meeting, called 10 consider the propriety of
supporting tho claims of the King of Mosquito.
Here Lord Wellington passed the well-known
compliment upon the gallant Scott; nndudded,
“Let the Mosquito King go, and every King on
earth, rather than, baxzord n controversy with
tho United States while Gen. Scott is at tho head
of her army.” There iB no doubt that this ad
vice of hio Lordship omul the Cniitd Statu from
a bloody war xo<th Brujtand!! i
' GEN. SCOTT’S PIETY.
(ibr Me Church )
On the evening before tho battle of Contreras,
the first of that series of battles which raised tho
great and good Scott to tho very pinnacle of mil
itary renown, and made tho name of America
the terror of notions, as a young officer was post
ing tho sentinels, a little after night-fall.; he was
surprised by a low murmuring voice, which pro
ceeded from a little clump of chapparal about
forty paces from his position. Curious to know
what it meant, ho advanced cautiously to the
spot whence it proceeded, and when within some
thirty feot of it, he descried by the star light a
tall, commanding iiguro in the attitude of pray
er. Coucoaiing himself, ho listened with pro
found interest to the accents which flowed from
tho lips of the knceliog ouppliaut; Jl nnd never,”
said he, “did 1 listen to orisouß so eloquent, so
devout, so warm from tho heart, na ;those which
foil upon my car at this moment I involunta
rily sunk to my lmccs as he breathed bis fervent
petitions fer guidance in his responsible station,
and for grace to exercise all tho Christian virtues
that the fortunes of war would permit. That he
was an officer,” continued onr informant, “ wbb
easily diecoveWible; but who could it be'? At
length the petitioner was identified by his pray
er. When ho coma to ask forgiveness for James
if. Polk and nil his cabinet,: for the injury they
had done him, I knew: that it was the noble, the
generous-hearted Scott; and from that moment
I considered tho success of our arms in Mexico
ascertain."
•Mr. Crawford wasin no wise .related 10 ih: Sacro
[ary of ilia Navy in (ien. 'i'aylor’a CoUntL ,
Gen. Scott as Aboutiokist.
(/or private circulation in Massachusetts,)
Extract of a lettorfrom Gcu. Scott to T. P.
Atkinson
“In my boyhood, &c., Ibecamedeeply impres
sed, &c, in favor of, emaxcmation or
Slaves. I; have not seen, in thirty odd years,
and in the same period have read scarcely any
thinj on the subjoot; but iny early impressions
are fresh and unchanged.” The. reader will not
infer from tho foregoing extract that Gen. Scott
is not thoroughly posted upon , everything that
maycnll for the exercise of his Presidential au
thority, 110 only means that ho lias not seen or
heard anything from Mr. Jefferson or Judge
Tucker in thirty odd years upon the subject.
Gen. Scott a ntir.NDorSouTHEHX Institutions.
(For the South:)
Extract of a letter from General Scott to a
friend:
“I suppose I scarcely need say, in mv oris
ion, Congress has no color of authority, under
the Constitution, for touching the relation of
master and slave, &c.
ANECDOTES ONLY TO BE ENTIIUSIED TO WHIU I.EA
DEBS OF GTLKAT PBUDEXOE A-ND CIB
CCMSPECTION.
Gbx. Scott a Methodist.
Wehave it upon unquestionable authority,
that Gen. Scott intends to join tho -Methodist
Churoh as soon as ho is elected President of the
United States: : He does not hesitate to deolare
that if cleoted, he will substitute class meetings
for Levees at the White House.
Geh. Scott a Baptist.
It is reported that Gen. Soott has been actu
ally Immersed and has has joined. the ..Baptist
Church. This is not ; true. The General hat
onlytxprcssei hit intention of to doing, immediate
ly afltr hit inauguration, if elected President.
Gen. Scott a Pbeshyteman.
“That book,” Baid Gen. Scott recently to a
friend, (holding, up the Presbyterian confession,
of Faith,) “expresses my rellgiouß.creed to the
word and the letter,, and should I.ever.
President of the United States I stilt prove UP -
Gen. Scott an, Episcopalian. , '
We learn that Gen. Scott’s reason for not an
swering impertinent questions from pretended
Whig friends, touching tho compromise, iB-tbat
he is busily engaged in writing a treatise upon
the Apostolic succession, preliminary to his
joining the Episcopal Church. iiis work is said,
by those who have seen it, even in its incom
plete state, to bo decisive,of the most disputed
question. ■ln waivor theology, General Scoit 1b
always at home. Wonderful man!
Qen. Scott a Catholic,
Every body knows of Gen.- Scott’s care in
preserving the Cathedral of Mexico, not Bimply
from plunder, but■:, from every thing that oven
savored of desecration; hilt every body does
not know tfie principal reason of tho General's;
uncommon vigilance in the matter, 1® was be-
CAUSE Itr. WAS THEN, NOW ASP EVEB HAS BEEN
a Catholic in senators paith.
Gp.n. ScCtt a Mobjion. ‘
We understand thatß****** Y*’ t **,-«rono
of. Ms wives, has satisfactory assurancos from
General Scott, that he .will join-the Mormons
directly after the Presidential election.
-The foregoing are but a few of a vast number
anecdotcß which the subscriber has un hand;
bathe flatters himself that every Whig trill be
-» I V f" *
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dellgbted with their character, sad aid willing
ly in their oirculajicn.' „
B. L G. ROORBACK.
' P, S. Packages of any size wiß -pass to or
der,’ free of postage, under "frank of Gen
eral Scott's particular friends w. H. “. for
the,North,~aud, % P. M. for ,the South, both
Senators.’ - ' - . \
RBIVS ITEMS.
The Augusta (Geo.) Chronicle promisee to
support Mr- Webster for. the Presidency if he is.
nominated liy the Union Convention,
: Capt. Wilson Duke, U. S. N., died suddenly,
of apoplexy, a few days ego, in Bourbon county,
Two young ladies, Middles: Meyer and Win
dermann, have just been imprisoned at Bremen
for political writing. -.
Jaokson Taignour was hung at -Gillisonville,
S. C., on the 2d inst., for the murder of Mory
if all, He made a confession;
, The wliigs of Delaware are to oelebrate the
battle of Niagara by a mass meeting atWilming-
ton, on the 24th inst
Two railroads are proposed in Portugal—one,
360 miles long;: to- cost $20,000,000; and the
other 165 miles long,-estimated to costs>7,GQO ( -
000.
There are now employed in oonstruotlog the
North Carolina railroad, 1,465 men, 403 boys,
300 carts, GO wagons, 786 horses and mules and
44 oxen.
The annual commencement of Brown' Univer
sity took place at Providence, R. Island, on
Wednesday.
W. P Dorsey and A. 8. Linthlcum, of Bair
timore, were among the Americans in-Paris, on
the Ist instant.
The Canadian ced*sus. show: a total popuiatioD,
in the two provinces, of 1,809,G60,
The Catholic church at Carlisle,'Pa., was rob
bed, last week, of a cbalico worth $2O.
■ A man named Death died of cholefa, at Co-
lurabus, Obio, on the 11th inst.
A telegraphic dispatch, via Paris, states that
the affair of the inheritance of Meheraet All
has been arranged in Egypt between the Viceroy
and the Porte. The former is to pay the heirs ]
twenty-three millions francs.
A letter dated Chagres, Jnly.2, says six deaths
hare - occurred in Cruces and at .thirty Miller s
station,' from cholera. . It has also broken ont at
Navy Bay, and fifteen died in oae day.
Captain James Grata, a. noted New Orleans
gambler, lately sent tothe Lonisiaaa peniten
tiary for two years, for attempting 10 hill an
officer, hoe had his sentence commuted to im
prisonment in jail.
Hon. James Pollock has consented to.deliver
lan oration oh the life and public services of
| Henry Ciny, in Lewisbnrg, Fa. ,
The EogUsh Queen has isued a proclamation
to the Scottish Peers to meet at Holyrood, on
the 15th Inst. '
The men arrested in Paris with the infernal
machine belong to a society called “ La Vea
geuia.” . ■ ■
The cause of the decline of the stage is now
attributed to the increase of omntbnsses.
Taking hlttera, when one has no money te pay
for a dinner, is tho ticight of folly. ;
An cxcbnnge paper says,. the most dignified
glorious, and lovely work of nature is woman,
the next is man, then Berkshire pigs.
The girls in Northampton have been sending
a batcbelor, boqncta of tansey and wormwood.
He says he don’t care; lie had rather smell them
than matrimony.
The Pope has cent a messenger to Vienna to i
"remonstrate ngalust the heavy demandsmade on
i the Pupal Treasury by Austria, for the mainte
i nance nf troops.
Vi. Vi. Phelps, of Utah, said to bo a leading
Latter llay Naiut, and an elder in tho Mormon
Church, his written a letter to thu W. Her
ald, acknowledging that polygamy isgpraclii-ed
among them and defending it.
Despite the many statements • to the contrary,
the Mobile Advertiser says that the cotton plant
is generally small nod backward, and in
many coses has suffered- from tho usual cotton
diseases
—* ~o*.
Another Ucfrnder of fien. Pierce.
The United States Service Journal, edited by
d, 1 \V. AV. Tomjjkiua, New York, coutama an
other vlmlicatioixof (.ten Pitrce* by a compuuiou
in arm?, as was the editor, in Mexico. . The
Journal 'in ueutraV in pulitiefij hut prompt at
meeting.and defending all unjust reflections up
on the army and its officers, of the pabt ortho
present. .• Tho .following is the • article of the
Journal :
tiFN, Kuajjkmt: PrtßcR —It is painful to hear j
uovr and theu a equlb from aotue voiuoteor, re- j
fleeting upon the valor of this citizen w hen act- j
log oa tho commandant of ft Tolunteer. force in |
Mexico. Although fliicU an instance is not worth I
repeating, wo caunot avoid rebuking thoao who j
are so unsteady with, their tongue as to slur at I
others. Whenever you meet ainan, reader, who
has the kindness to entertain you with a detail j
of his chivalric actions, aud i» free to detract J
from the merits of others, who would damn the 1
character of their superiors with slanders and 1
insinuations, you may torn the story end for end j
and you shall havo the parties iu their proper
position. Oca. Pierce is an honorable man and
a brave officer, Go. citizens to Geu. »?cott und
to the oSoers of tho army who noted ia bi 9 and
thoir vicinity, and inquire of thcm, a whether bo
wae qualified os an officer, that ia, if yon t“ in * \
the speech of theßO who hnvo made insinuations :
are worthy of notice at all. • We think they ore
not. Thank God once more, we. tnay boa9t, no
matter of other -considerations, • *J»at wo can
safely sav that one at least of tho oandidotes,
(we shall have four perhaps in the field) for the
Presidency is irreproachablo bcycn-I ca*u, .posi
lively firm and clear headed on tho great, queer,
tion of the times— namely slavery—a word.that
never should be spoken in Congress in relation
(o or in contraction .with slavery unless by unani
mous request by the Southern States where it 13
a constitutional featuve.
Emigrating to tue Exited States.— Herman
papers state that in consequence of a law lately |
promulgated in Prussia, the Memnoaites, a reli
gious seot who resemble the Quakers, have been
held to tho performance of military duty, con
trary to their creed, and that they arc therefore
emigrating in great numbers, partly to the Uni
ted States, and some to Russia. • They ore most
ly persons of oomparativowealth, .and one hun
dred families of them havo lately crossed the
Prussian frontier to settle in the last named
country.
Asotbeb Anti-Rext Octbaoe.—On* the Bth
inst., a gang of . anti-renters, disguised as In
dians,' entered Williamstowu, N. Y., drove off
1 forty head of cattle, and fired on tho owner when
he remonstrated. They were pursued by a par
ty of students from Williams’- College, overtaken
and after o few shots from each side, the ma
raudors took to flight, leaving all the cattle
behind. The only person wounded was Mr. S.
Field.
Avfiiat at Ricuaioun.—An affray occurred,
at Richmond, Ya. ( ouThnrsday evening, between
Mr. A. Hughes and Mr. P. J. Archer. The
latter, itia alleged, gave the first provocation,
by using a horse-whip, when the former drew
a pistol and fired five times, hut fortunately
the only injury Mr. Aroher sudßtined was a
alight flesh wound in the wrist. The affair then
ended.
ggk The liquor Merchants of Newport ate
selling off their stock as fast as they can. Ba
ring theiast two weeks one firm has pnt up five
hundred gallons of liquor per day, in demijohns
—this ia beside what they have sold in large
quantities. The business of liquor-selling will
bo a bad invcstment iu Rhode Island shortly,
owing to the Maine taw. ’
B£jfc,’iVhat kind of a history of the - United.
Stated would that Qca. Scott’s name:
omitted?— Springfield, fiep’diliew i. - _
Very "wtip ,, erfimel, - * ,'nht —Baltimore At
yw. / t,
■1: _i: '■•r: I '.: V -ill,' ••
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SPECIAL NOTICES.-
UJ- Fiona! Kxtubitlon and dr*a*
venile Omctot> i* taiiilMj 1
given Jtivealle Conccrt ani!'Floral of'®"
pupiftitmlfotnUyi djesdediteuchweatfo#.
TUESDAY -July 2£hb, at Lafayette Hall,®
commence : Ticket* $0
tlcketslOceuis/iobehafrattho iioor. ■■/j
Eos fattier particulars see pTognmme. liyl7;3i* y
|D* Wanted.—A few men of thorough tmsinesi
haaitsunfrgoßd address, for a safe and respectable bail;
ness;; it is a business, that requires no capital but good:
character, business habits and energy. To men with
the above qualifications a permanent ifatuiness ana the
be*t of wages will be given. Apply or address-No. 29
.Smftft/SeftfstrectvCornsr.cfTnird -■ [aps23:tf
Ip* \Ye advise yea. if you have not already, done
so, logo nl of ice and procure a bottle of TWER'S ROCK
OIL, and by so doing you will.«a?e a gre.it deal , of suf
fering. There is no telling how soon you may need «...
Read the following f*Ucr-i > • » • • . ■ : .
Mejceh, June 4, i&«2
Dea*- Sir: I purchased a botlle of your.* 4 rl?eltolena,* ,
from your Agents, Magoffin. A HUKeanj in this place, to
cure a barn, which I received accidentally? and In less,
thin iwenty*foor hours it waamnch bcuer ; and l ent
now ohle to walk around without the assistance of a
cane. I was so badly burned/that my-friends.had.to
carrymohome. . \ -./■
If you think the foregoing statement will be or. any
use to you, yon may make whatever use of it you see.
proper. Mo* H BBADpoHJ)
To. S. M. Kick; . ' • . • „ Vi
To be had at oil Die principal Drug Stores. IJylQdAw
F. S. Qka?ez f A <Frfze Uedal Honey Soap. l
IC7* The only genuine Uoiiey Soap, .(it should be re
membered:) isprrpar&J. by F».B. Cleayor* the original,
inventor, find sold at Wholesale by.lits.ttuthorized
A-gcols in Eutdpe and the United Slates, who are known
And accredited as such.- Ii is important that public at
tention should he called to this fact, particularly when
ill* known that the .proprietor conwiib diffienKy meet
the great and increasing demands or the article* which
circumaiOßif is calculated to Invne imßOsture find de
ceive lae public;
For sale by
J KIDD fc CO,
60 Wood street, - ,
Wholesale-Agents for Pittsburgh and its vicinity- Al*°
for sale, at all Dispensing Drug Stores. liy>"
” ittvainatoic Discovery*
1 ny Ti.e inventor of M’Lanc’s Vermifuge having dr»-
p a «e4 of hisriih: tohis great remedy, the prpprielots,
He-ere Ivdd V Co beg leave to offer it to the American
public os the heat remedy for. Worms ever offered. It
has been tried In all parts of the country, and tn eases
which had defied the eaerttons of the beet physicians,
and never without the most complete success. We
caoilon parents against delay. If yonr children exhibit
symptoms of.being troubled with Worms,lose not a mo
ment, hut at mee purchase a holtle of-M’Janris Isroti
riree. and lhus save them pain and perhaps thflr lives,
. : JAMES JONES, v
I For sale by moil Merchants and Ornggis's art town
ur.d coanir), and hy the sole
GO Wood street
jylfiidlwUW
«tA- 1 ® A - m, CT7Bt ' T
uathV «» Tlt>BAl , goisuav«
•*o. 280 tiusATf sraesT>coaNßK s&vknaß mrsßriaGHv
r|HlKsomcnt>er< have nowonAani ror a»le,.«
I and general assormeru or eARLOR ANI) CUOK
I*G STOVKSiof vanoas pauerai; Itollow .>yare, or
oil kind*: Tea Keules, of different >
So*lrons; tVugon Bnxea; Llmels, Sills and Arche*,
furoolldings; tirales. Pender* and Castings in general,
nude from good pauerns,u.nd of the -hcavmaterial the
“ l AVe e te l spe r cifilly call .he auention of the pahhc to our
new and improved Parlor btove,ihe i-aiiyFranlt ifl,
wo can recommend as ueatj cues# and good.-. ...
All kinds OfJobhingauended to . .
PeMons w;jhlng Oasuoga from pattern? 01 their own,
j?on!ddo welM© give use call ■, j
Call i<t »ec oar stock before purchasing ; elsewhere!—
W Ofders l prompily attended to f ond fil!ed
■reran.' : . B*** B * aicmunr.
TITANiTKO—SB shares o'iioand Pennsylvania Kail-
W - road Suck, 10 complete an order- ;■ • ■
j’j3 AUSTIN LOOMIS, No. 01 Fourth au
OSTON CkaCKßiuJ-A sttiiulj. Jail
ond for sate by d. L&VELV a •■
jj-59 Tea Dealejrs aud Grocers.
«;t:\ST PROOUCfc.—Preston fcMerrillTVeast Pow
i ders, last received, d.iect
Tea Dealers and Urwerw
WanieO* , t . 1t
/a aMIDNKB. who urtter*iaa4a the bdsinesf tnan
A iitbrauchea.ta whom liberal wa*e* »od a psrma
rent siwailon wilt bn given, if faand competent dndm
„m,e. App’icauon 10 be made at Tms OFF | rR
C>KESU FKUI I S— .
- QainctV, | Heim«ica)!y Sealed.
Fnr'ia "n Ly ' J t,AVF.LY & CO„
• Tea Peatera and Grocers.- .
Fftir'SA LK—In three fubautiuS
«T,d i«i Briik OsvrlUTS Hoa«-. roimum- g ih<«
maini *i«hr Tbb'MH* •» KWftn’ltoM by I-» httperp.
«!.n T-V <=»' «'«■ 1 <'“ f 1
r ' r “ u :ot ' B tiwsias vorFTfr, ”
_ Nn CO tYl’i «mI. .
. . - 'I iie
“*»rABIHNOTOW M»i'iS f'ongsirr ■
\\ ;Crot n Melodm*—J -choice *.a {-.
lection of the moat Wmired T«mperanee,Son« . • •
1K- Waahinutnrri«n femrermte- fil-nsueJ—contain
inr a >eleMioo «f tU itoH choice sow, melodic*. Ao. v
„,»d .o all T. Off „
irr aN A FAhM. of. übuut Utt *eicJ. gootf amt
W well improved land. wiih"m.»lxty mile* of.lliw
city, and wiihm lwo tmlm of the Ohio andVeunfy l vania
ALBO* 8c Vfral tract. of ftotn S. to S 3 acre. good laud,
Sift;^ nty ra Apply T cil cu'HTis" OOBB°I ’ he
, N ' n -igi Wood >iwt ■
T>AKfti -FOK aAli«—*»u me aicahenvibe tlptU.mu^
V mile* from the city I'ontmmhi* USacre*, >u cf
wtiitli ar<i in n frgUra?* of ealtlfauto ; • On - ibe pwmij
*>** i% erected a frarte dwelling, 4») by *a teel, o«fi_and t a
hair «oheihi<b. containing five tooravand finished In
mo, siyr ; aKo,n lug bam nod oihrf necesfaTy 00l
baildin?* There are two hundred choice yoang fruit
' ° r Wa THOM^ P HOFFITT,
iy.i) _ fo S Fifth «'vel.
- UATH(9IUIIIII.>i.
3luirimi,nif tlaJi Sasy. or Biw to lm a lactrj
JC COM,. of Philadelphia, ftrjseny of I onaon,
. will send to .oy address. on receipt of »l.WHpod
noiJ ) rjlalo direction* to enaHe Ladies artd pewlemen
lo win the devoted aHectlona of- as many ol ibo opposite
tot a. lhclr hear a : way desire. The Proccsa Indrooie,
r.uino lapnvaung.ihai all ma> he mauled, Irrespective,
ot see, appearance or p««»on{ and, lasvthoagh not
lend, ii can he arranged with each eaae nnd
4hm detecuou i* impossible. AiMrefi*, J C « JfOAlj»
Tlulfidelrhia No letP’ta ufcenAofU ihe
Üb* ike poMoyc 1* 1
a uoodiovcitment*
1X7*12 ore amho'lted to sell lib shareaof. f *Mtnncsota”.
VV CopperSiosk v ei «n«cceding»y towpnce. ;
Thtenm&nificcM mmo now rank# among llteaneM-in.
tie world,sud wittjWiihoaidnubijpay udivtdcndor.Sri
lo 915 a sbtif© fotihe-ye*rV Irnyuw, w»,h a ptorptet
of yet target diVi JeDdshereaUer . ( - - •. y.
To cspuolisw and other*, denting o profitable invest*
morn, ihcai! shares pttwiu an opnmianUv f'ltely nffofea.
1 A wIkKINS fir CO ,
Stock and Excbarge Erokerst
\ v aq . 7$ Fourth street
etonotigabelK Cemetery*
THE Corporators of the Monongahela Cemetery, In
corporated by the Legislature of HemisylvaoU, on
the 31 ofMay.lWi; ate requested to meet at Pio. Mj
Fount, siTcet. ou THURSDAY,the sal insiaot, are
o'clock, P. M. ...
J ostab Kirg, William Holmes,
Roberts. Hays, fieorge Milteoberger,
KobertPaimer, CJeorgeAV. Jaotsou,
Joseph P.fiazzain, .1 antes S». Grail,
Oeorge D* Hnice, C ftccS), .
Andrew D. larger, £. R. Uvingsion,
James Lippencoti, It. 11. Hanley,
C,S Eysier, C. L Magee,
Oeoraa F. Gilmore, Rntiettltobb (irlOnd
1 ■ 1600 AOBUTS WASTIiB,
TO trsvolin every ootmiy is Hie Umied States, 1* cir
culate the iBTHoaizKB SDmos of mo LIFE OF
CEN, FRANK PIERCE,of New Hampshire, candidate
Of the Democracy for. President of the United Stoics.
By WD.B*aii.m, author of‘>.Wh*t« Saw in London, ;
or. Men and ’1 kings in the :6reut-Metropolis In one
elegant IS mo vol.. of 3DO pages, illustrated with an ah-,
cuts erornait or General Pierce. ’
The hook contains the particular* of his early life, anr
l ecdotes eonncctedwiib hiaprivate and professionalhis-;
I ton, a- d an oocoantof his public and military services,
Ac,, Ac, Ac ; by a popular Netv England Author, who.
has visited Concord for the especial purpose of prppar
rlng a teliaMe and ttu'hentlc volume, under the advice
1 onicounselof prominentPetnonraU..- a <
Tlte effort hat the sa- ctlon of thedistinguiihed subject
of the Memoir, whose sudden and tmeMected.eteyßtion
1 from aprivate citizen,to the proud position ot the leader,
of the great Democrauc Party—and, as lie Democracy
confidently believe, boqh to be elevated by litem to:,the
I mssthonorauje-post in the-world—Chief Mcgutrate-.oL
the United States creates a desire on the pari or
every on the part of every American to know t!ie par
ticulars of his Life. „„ , , .
Uniform retail price, In piper covers,so cents; la neat,
cloth, 15 cents. . , „ . -
Copies sent by. ntsil, post-paid; on receiptor price.
For farther particulars, eddrss^osl
Sole Publishers, Auburn,!*. Y
Publishers of Democratic Papers within SCO miles of
the State of -New.'York, inserting the above, (with this
notice) iwlfle pievioua to the lit oi SeptexaDfi next,
*haU receive a copy or the ® Jn j}o
jySO UdA3 w. - Auburn, S.V.
" Soticei
(TtHE porlnershlphereiototc exlalngbetwemt Jhejm-;
I dorsigneJ, under :the name «rj»MILLB A *QPf».<
Is this flay diMoWedfby.Biuiaal consent •. u
Thelittsmevsof tho fate firm WiH.be MUlea by A*-» #/
AITLLSoWho wiUbe ibejstday of Abgnn.
ei the store of Mr. A. Culbertson, ©ivLlberiy, street . -
llavitfz declined business, wo .wiljjrent, very Jowyto
a good tenant,, the W arc house, No, aier. strcet,on
wnich we hold o lcarc ■ , « *7.Vt 'a ; ■
. jy|7'3t A. D. Ml 1.1. C.
■" ir u.o w » ’a c: ha b o b.,
-TVRTLS CRESS, P-1,
A LLEN BROWN, Prepnersr.—This splendid end
A commodious eatabUlhment, rec«itly erected by the,
proprietor,atthe tetmlaus pf the.Braddock’a Field Plank
Road, and near the present wrmlnna of tho Pe.nnx. Rail
roadAwelve miles iromlbe City, is now open tuiibo 16-.
cebiion of FamlHea and others demons of escaping the
hetftof the city during the fiommer months. This rpu
clous hotel being near the railroad, turnpike, Mouooga*
taela river and plank road, >s readily accessible by_ all
tlio*e means of conveyance fromzhe city; and affords a
detlghtfiil summer'retreat,-with pleatanv.walks and
dfiveaiand beautiful scenery; It:« magnificently fitted
■up and furnished with every improvement or first-class
modem hoie!r*-raultea of rooms, parlors, etc. An omni*
bits will convey passenger, to and from the Railroad
Den Di. onjhe arrival and departure or trains.
proprietor feck a,*uredthßUwenty,yearsex
nertenee in -the hnsincsssfiUcnable hto toceopro the
comfort Add intmtethesatisfacunn pf.aU whomay vtiit
'him ,nhla newlocation— ■ - tnajgJnd,
r M CAMEtoUtcicsidenceofthamjßsonßßnin-
toWn*Mp, on the ***2£*E22
wQSIIEEI) COW, Buppose3 to be War or xnreT**r*
ukeheiaway^ewiiihe
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SPECIAL NOTICES. ,
E7* BLACR TKAr—For ihebe*t Oolong Tea to Pitt*-
burgh, ®«- f T»igo lojtaPeWn Tn Store, 38 Fifth
elreel, where the very best Else* wl4 Green Teas can
always Be had. [jy®
Hi 4Hli, .
fatreesssoa ot o -v. BicDLS,i
SffBXJEOK DENTt&T,
iay3.7] .BO* I** EmymfleM iiroot.
OtA>O t %
fry* Meets abwre the fFßeilly Telegraph Offiue.eor.
nerot Thirdand-Wood <tre«»,«TeryMoa4ayenrentoj.
apiSS ' ,
irw Aeeeetnts XiOdflrei .!• .0# erf O.JF.**The
O. of O. F, meearevery
WeSeriayeTlning in Washington Half, Wood etreet
Jaiay. .
. EJ*TO CUBE SUMMER COMFUATsT-UseDr
Joyirt Cnrrsloallve Bolsatt. H is “*£
safe and efficient remedy In
j S 3 No. 38 Fifth street.
ny I. O. erf O. B l .—Place otfileetlng, Washington
Halt, Wood street,between sth
ftTrssraoa Lono*, No. 330—-Meets every *d**“*7
9 MBScmiLiEncAamnst. No. 87—Meets Ist
Fridayofoach month. ' ®a«s—ly
Chamberlin's Comatrelsl Coltegey^cor*
ncr of Market and Third streets*■ Book-keeping* PeP£
manshlp and Mercantile Computation : taught from 8
A M. to 10 J? M. Persons desiring lhoroughTiulrucuon
in any of the above named branches, arerequested to.
call undJeain the particulars. -
Ladles meet fromft to 5 P.Mi - Jy?-. •
DESTAL SCBGERY,
W. F. FUNBENBEBG, M. D.»
NO 151 TBITO 6TSICST,
jn* a few doors above Smnbfield street. Office up
glam. Dr. F. has oeen connected with the-csisUliih*
menl. of Dr. iiulUhen, of Wheeling, for the last, five
years. ■ ■■■'■ .. laprfifizSm ...
Collecting, BiU P6£tlßß, &c.
JOHN AI'COUUBY
d7* Attends to Collecting, Bill Posting, Distributing
Cards and Circulars for Fames, dec., Ac.:
Orders left ai tke.Office of the Morning Post, ot
at Holmes’PerlodlcalStore,Third sUiWUI bo promptly
attended to. [o>Bi.»y
■jBTNA INSUBANCE COMPANY, .
OfßArtrocdyConas
Capitol Bloch*<33oo,ooo
Aesets ii7g
• Offireof the Pittsburgh AgencylatheStore Room
of M’Cardy A Loomis, No. SO wood street.
nav4.tf R. if. BEESON, Agent.
badiei' OiassesMtDafPfl College*
ID* IN PENMANSHIP, CARD WRITING AND
DRAWING, .under Mr. J.Z>. WILLIAM?, andMivF.
&LATAPER, aod In all the higher branches of nn Ep*
ghsh ard Classical Education, tinder Mr. P. UAYDI3L.
Two spacious room; litre reccntly-becnelegantly fitted
up tor their special accommodations Call end see the
arrangements. laprfi
I J. C aNDERSON‘-»-‘“-*->*‘**v i ->>-*»»MWASIIHDLa I
fJjT J. C. Amhbson and Mixta* Tikulb have U-ls day i
entered into patincr'hip, underlho firm and style of J.
C. ANDERSON & CO, in the Wholesale Frau and
Confectionary lmslness,-at No. fl Wood street, Vlits
burgh- ■■■>
liavtng disposed of ay enure interest in the Whole*
sale Frail and Confectionary business to Messrs. J C.
AndersonAOo-,1 take pleasure in recommending them
to my iurraer friends and customers; and hope for a
coni intuition of the liberal patronage bestowed on me;
i>7:U* JOSHUA RHODES.
- P«lcon , i Daguerreotypes,- .
Post Office BuUdingSy Thira Street.
. riRBNESSES taken m all weathers, from 6 A* ftL to
J_j 6 P.M.. giving an accurate artistic and. animate
likeness, aaiiae and vastly superior to the
raon cheap daguerreotypes, at . the following cheap
prices Si.so, «iy»o, 83,00.84,00,85,00 andupward, ae
cordtngio the size andqoaliiyof case or frame.
Ilonre for children,from 11A. M. to 3 P. M. • .•
' N.*B —Likenesses of sick or diseased persons taken
in any.part of the city, , ~, : {nov2s:ly.'
tD*DEAFNESS.noi«siiuheticaa,and all disagree
able discharges from the ear,speedily and permanently
removed without pain or inconvenience, by Dr. HART'
LEY, Principal Aurist of the N. Y. Ear: Surgery, who
may be consulted atfll) ARCH street, .Philadelphia, from
PtoSo’cloek. .. . r .
Thirteen years close and almost undivided attention
to this brunch of special- practice : has enabled him to
reduce liie treatment to such a degree of success as to
find the most confirmed and obstinate eases yield by a
leady attention to the means prescribed. . fau tn
CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIALS,
AMD
Curtain Trimming* offivery Dwerlptloa
ID* Funuture Ac., Lace and
Curtains; N.Y. Painted Window Shades, .v
Gill Cornices, Curtain Pins, Bands, Ac. &c^
Ar Wholksalc auo Rhzau. __
W- H. CaURYL,ICS Chestnut St, cor. Fifth,:
"PHILADELPHIA.
fry* Curtains Mad* and Ttfoimid-tn ths fitietu Frtneh
sSI irar2o;ly*
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STATE mCTUAI. -
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARBHBUBU, PA.
CAPITAL, 200,000 DOLLARS.
Designed only for the safer classes6fproperty ?
ample coptial.and attords sapciior advantages in point
of safety and accommodation, ro.CUy.and
Country Mcrchams and owners of Dwellings and isola
ted orCoor.lry Property. . / /'
• • . • a.-A* CARRIER, Actuary,
r novli Branch Office. 54 Smiihfietd st, Pittsburgh.
-> A Tiiteg of Ucauty ta a Joy PoraverJ 1
it?* \\ by wilt people en urr. pimples on the ‘-hnraan
lacs oivine,'* or eruptions of any ktttd, when iri« A ,tacv.
io Aril hwnwh,th«t Dr, Gvyzoti 1 * : Ycllffio Boek and.
So«u?»ari.?*i, clenwes ihe sfcin iTom. atl unpuruy re
nsoving Pimple*, Sores atd Ulptches; leaviug the affect
ed naru ns beat by,smooth and soft .as the ne*»o f . a.
babe lits really priceless to those that wish the rosy
brnutv of childhood. . _ • ■ • * • • ••
licau‘u« a'liofeacndTOtsonous wounds louirchaTge
all Infeetrd matwr, and eradicates every impurity-fiom
It uoe* its wart, mildly, but effectually, giving consci*
cu> beauty aud nloooung healib,itt ; ihe place of ugil*
nenand wul-alckeni«ganea»e. . '
■ See advertisement ta aitothercoinmn. . uyioAstw
Associated Flnmnn’r inaurance Oosttpo
ay of tbs City of PUUbargh*
W. W DALLAS, FraNEY,6«it
07* Will insure against HRE and MAIUNb RlsAs
OoSifLeifewtngoftrlo Hbwr*, JVoj.liW a«wf 135 Wale*it
■ Diaccrous:
W.'W. Dallas, . John Anderson* ;
• R.l^Shopwa,.-:
Wm. M. Edgar, U BWPkiua, ;
Robert Finney, • rharles.Kcnt, -
William Gorman, William Collingwocd, - :
A P. Anshuir, Joseph Kaye,
. William D. Wrlghter. , W
lmproTe< sbouldn ...
. irrXa<lii:».Ge!>Uen«n , »,MUses jtndßws.Sboulder
Br&ces—a large lot received, of lire reosl improved ana
jaahioaablc kind, intended to relieve itoopea snoalders,
weak back. leaning forward, 4c. These Shoulder
Hrajesare an artlcleof great .value, and are yasily au
perior to moat articles of the kind In use. rito gentle
men’s Brace answers ihe purpose of su?pena«s,as well
as Shoulder Bruces, and al a very litle above ibe price
€f For sifeat Or. KEYSEB'S Drag ?ior?,No.MO earner
61 Wood streetanilVlrgm alley., v i .peo,a*w .
irj* Od4Fcliowfl r Hall* Odcon Building, Fouttb
1 met, bettetan Wood and SmUrJUld sfrisU^—"PiUibutijn
encampment* No, 2,meets In aiid.S&Toesdaysof each
Degree Lodge, No.4,meets 2d and4thTues
hjseehanlcß’Lodge,No;9;ineetßeveryThor«dayovcn-
f o ?Veatern Stat Lodge; No. 91, meets every Wednesday.
*'lron&Uy Lodge, No. 162, meets every Monday ev'ng.
Mount Moriah Lodge, No. 300, mods cveryMooday
evening, at Union Hall, corner of Fifth and Smltnhetd.
Zocco Lodge, No. 385, meets every Thursday evening,
althelr Hall, cornet of Smith field and fifth streets..
■ Twin City Lodge, No: 211, meets everrFriduyeven-.
tn*. Hall.comerof Leacock and Sandusky streets, Al
teghenyCity. : [mayWtly
CITIZENS’ ' ■
Tnanrannp Company of Pittsburgh. ......
0. G- HUSSEY, President.
SAMUEL* U MABSIIELL, Secretary.
OPFIOBtUIWAIEBSTBEET,
ttiucm Afartll and Want ttrtas,
Insures HuU ana Cargo iUsis,
On the OMo and Mit*i)iippi River* and tributari**.
: INSURES gainst Lossor Damage by . v
ALSO—Against the Penis of tbe-Sea, : and Inland
Navigation and Transportation. . j ■ ■ '
DIRECTORS.
, C G. Hussey, - Win Latimer, Jr.,
- William Bagaiey, Sam’lM.Kier,'
■ -Ilogh D, King, William Btngoam,
Robert Dunlap, dr., . K Dehaven,
S. Hatbaugh, .■■■ Francis Sellers,
Edward lleaileton, JtScboonmaker.
< Walter Bryant, • Samuel Rea.
Isaac M.Pennoek
~.. Pltttbarab Life lnauranca Cotapany,
- OF PITTSBUJiOU, PENt\'A n
Capital 9100,000.
President—lames S. Hoont
Vice President—Ramnel M’Clarkan.
> Treasurer—JosephS.Leech.. , ..... •.
Secretary—C. A. Colton. ' '
o»nc*. No. 55 Ftrra Snaar, tn Masonic Btnuusa,
j Tnis Company nukes eaerr lssoranee appei
tamtngto or connected will, Lite Risks. : . . ■ ■
:: Muiaal rales or e the same as-those adopted by:other
Safely conducted Companies. , ,
■ joint Stock Rates at n reduction efono-uilrd from the
Mntoaf tales—eqnsl to a dividend oMblny-tbree and
bne-tbird per cent.| pdtd annually in advance. : ■:
Risks taken an the lives .of.persona going toCallfor.
DIRECTORS:
Jtmei S. Boom Joseph S. Leech*
•. Chailea A.Colum.SanmeWClortaa,. .
William Fiuliip*> • Jolia A*Wilson, <
frmll.fim JainBcou.
Tb« lhf«e stagci of Cosinmptiro*
E7* N WALL'S SYRIACUM,—BIue, Pink find Tel
low Wroppetg. Eecbbauiedeslgnedtomeet oneofthe
three different stages of Pulmonary. Consumption..;
! It is bat a .very short time since the introaacuon of
ibis remedy into thercity-ofPttttbaTgb,and. already
some important cures can be teiarred 10. l be wile of
a man in tin adjoining lownihtp, wb.ohas-iabored.ath,
der at! the bad symptoms of the seoand stage,lms been.
restored to.health, and Anoihercase, ofa
msn-m Allegheny city, whom hia physicians bad aban
doned, os inahopetess condition, has, by.the oseofsixi
boutes* taken in - conjunction with Cod, Liver Oil* been i
restored to LeaUhi'and liis withered frame covered with i
new and healthy flesh: bet Consumption look to this!
. .1. Pamphlets for free distribution ai the Agents. - -
SYMPTOMS;
First Stage.—Coogbvpain in the head,
back, joints, and limbs,'inflammation,.soreness, and
tickling lathe throat, fever, difficult and aalck breaih
-Ing, expectoration difficultyshgkt and frothy*, - 4 .
- Second Stage *»Co«rveness > «paMiipaiccougb l vioieaV'
fever, nightf morning and mld-dar sweats, hecuc fla<tb
in tbaface and cheeks, oamiog heat In the phlnis of the:
•bands and notes of tbe..ffeet, expectoration cosy, oplour
Of id ititttktd wick blood.
Tfrird .Stag*}— Plajrrhteaj diminished fever, cQuafoxud i
’morningnweais.freat ana inerwilag debility, frecuem |
.fatoUqgwgllgntd>liriam»ttndni(rehlage«iemmefc>
R>r»te* PMS.M. mSOTSmogfIUe audite*
taili)nqi3wc*tNo.UocoTneTof YitH
i}*s?dfcw ,
/V. •* *. * -v , _ «„
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A'.'jßaaassMfifsWf 1 ;““f*
*TlßkwflS«nw.
eta to tiittth© painting os often at taey may wuiL .
jyMflw
MASONIC HALL.
THE GRAND DRAWING ROOM SOIREES OP
Knnfcii’a Slghtlngfile BtbiopUn TJptrft,,
Troup* t '
[ Orgarthtd in FbU^dtlftabjin 18(6/ . ;
Witt, commence on Monday evening,JuJylSiS, sat,
I W. .conitoue one week only—inirodaerng each ow
ning new -ond pleasing Noiletllej, parttayip.gi »H *0
1 PHASES OP AFRICAN CHARACTER, m Songs,
I Dances, and Burlesques’ .
J - Eachevening an entirechange of prograinnif» t - v - -
I Admission 23>cems. Frontseats ieseivea for 2raiet»
1 and gentlemen accompanying item.
I i Doors open ai ?|o’eloclCi entertainment to eoßnuenco -
I at a quarter past 8 o’clock. :
I J 7« , JOHN To FORD, Agent;
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r t «• .. «_<* ' s
&#dps>p ;
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J>- -* x T ,j? rl
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amusements.
CliiT«l«»i:nd:FUtiDar(§R«Uw<) •:
90 ObSVSIiiBDI
PABE TO CLEVELAND 9l£Q. m . -
Ticket* through to Boro.no, Dsram*, ToiEßo,D*mo!t,
CHic**o,:Mo.viatnu», l t;ottmso» J »in> cnicni!<*tT. :
' Tliß lmw and fast running steamer FOREST CITY
leavesUonofigaheia-wharf, tootofMarketstreet,every: y
morning, (Sondovs ciceptedfat 8 o’clock-connecting
at WelfiViUe with tho Express TraJniof theClevelana -
(md Pittsburgh -Railroad, feevhigWeflwme at 1135, P.
Sr, and arriving at Cleveland at « minutes past 8
o’clock, P.M , and Connecting with Steamboat far To
ledo. Detroit! Chicago; Milwankte, Buffalo, and Dunkirk,
Passengers leave Pittsburgh in the moraine and lake
n Ohio andFennsyl.
vania nallreaa; ere-putdaiat Alliance, (by the 830 A.
ftL Train,) at l o’clock, F. M. and (by U o’clock*.A. M. r <
Train,) stS'4s; P.'M; -whcre-Uiey have lo wajt JjJJJ? •.
clocks F. M-fortte-Ekoieas Train* frctn,\Yells?iHe,
whicli'takcs them on to ; CJevci«nd> amy«ng *V Saswv
lime, and fri same train of Cara .os Uio»«:Wlio.go byway
checked lhrongh from PiiTsborgh toCJfly*-;
land, on .‘card the Steamer Forest Ctiy. . » v
For Tickets*apply to JOHN A. CAyGHEY*
Agent C. 4 P. R. Rr W» . c
Office la Monongobela Home* Water street, kno aoor
from comerol Stnitifield,
ITP’Nots—By the Ohfo and Penna. Railroad to AtU
and the Cleveland and Phtsbargli Railroad from ;
Alfrnce to Cl6veT*Pd« the, fare I9BKHV . Jyo
VETE arenow fotwotdinir pssfCDgcri lo PliilMElpbH A
W ar<UntcireediaiBpoint«,ljy ifeaebove fine. TtoB;
tkronsli,Utter dsvo. Fore Sift, only M jnjoaennal ,
n t a COVOBES-OHAHAST, .
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. -
fj|ggg£| v~4g~SB ffipSjfo
TBTE ate now prepared 10 receipt for ptmlncejic., to*
YY rbllodelpMo. immediately • • Time five aayß.
_ ,:‘ 'aA.T£3 Ci'ff FE.BICIIT 0k .'-/V ,
Bacon, Lard, Pot K, Beef, Lanl Oil, ,&e.;£3. cejuspct;.
l< Candle«!Cheese. Cotton,Eauhcnware,Leather,Leaf
Tobacco and'WindowGlass,Oßcents per 100 wands; ~
Beeswax, Dried Frmt, Wool B
o cts-1? bbl., Brisi lee. Clover aud Timothy Seeds,Deer •
Skins. Hemp and Flax, 70 cents perlOOpounds. - •
Eggs,Feathers;Ears- and Peltry; Brooms andiMer*; :
chandiie, 80 cents per 110 poanda.
COVODK & GRAHAM,Agents,
Canal Basin, Fittsbargb. r
H. H HOUSTON, Agent,
270 Marlici slice!.' Philadelphia.\
1862. ' J
Afr&ngem«&t»*S!Mt .BeAttCod4 :
mmmm
Pfi-S’Sf BT liVASIA. BAili &OAD| v . |
ONLY TEN MILES STAGING S j
Two Ualiy Trains Proia PlitiDurgh to j
ptuiadelplila-attclßaltlmor*. .1
o*lu 25 hour* tkioUth ta'tithtT fizcefbQth Stains i
countering at Hanubutg imih Iwn; far JJaUisnort! . . |
FARIS' SlO. •• 1 . .*•
ON and after Thursday, July Ioth<the Express M 6U r .
TraittwUUeaTe the ; i
theCanalßridge, every mormngatflo’eiqck..,; : ;C -i
- Passengerswillgobythecnrs3Qmlle»toßodebaogb?3»;
inear Green*bnrg ) where, they wilt .find the: heal of
loaches in readiness tp convey, them ?QinUeaiOver*; ~
6rst rate plank and turnpike road,to BeauyVStanon;:
(condaciors occortpany eachnntia.of. Coaches},-and r
then take the cars to :;Holhdayilw«rrat then lake.ttwr*.-
'Splendid sleeping-oars direct to Philadelphia and-Bain?,-
for Palumaramka the cars Of the York and.
Cumberland Railroad flu Hamsbargh, * -
- Passengers who wish tj> avoid aigbt irave!»csn lodge
over night at HotlMaysbarg, and tesame thelrseats neat ; ; ,
: toomingin the o’clock iram,and arrive In Fhnaaclphia>7- •
or Baltimore the same evening. , A
TheEveuing TnUnwillleaveaally aiß-SOjP./.*'
Krtiw^-
borg t iots72s.: .u.- - ..
Baggage checked throtogh to Philadelphia. v
- . Passengersare at nooxpense movinghaggigo on this
The Accommodation Train wlltleave daily atA3OP.
M,»ndnrtvo at Bcdebaogh’*, (ne»r GtoOMbarg,! at ft r ~
P;M. Returning, the Trams wal leave -
follows: The Aecommodanon Ttain-wilHeavo-ai-eSO .-"
AiM»arriving in PiUaliurgU at Ms Jpitst .Thmagh , .
1 rain nt 30Q Pi M-. arriving at S po ils
Train at Jo3sP.M,arriving at 12P.M. - : * M
Fare from riusbnrghio- East Liberty 10,cents rto r;. y
• Wilkinsbair* 20 cents; toTuttle Creek 30cents; to. fto--
debaugbV 60 cent?. .... « „ - -
-Passengers will nfocare-their rickeusarftelUilrggd; —- .
Office irube -Monongahela ltousej - Wfiter Stteet,or Bli
the Depot Office, Liberty street. - ’ „ ■
NOTJCR.** In case of less,- the- Company triu Mid
• themselves responriblofor . personal baggage only ana - -
•'
L 8.35—50 bn. 9 byitl ami 10 by.K, for. saleir:.,...
jy!7. HTSSELb AJOHNSTON.
pitme.Wiß, in store and for sale.
/ I*l7. - ■ BUSSELL & JOHNSTON.
ILK'POPLINS'— A. A. Mam* * Co.
ceiveil two cates 6ns Silk Poplins, t
noRN-lW bos. Yellow, (shelled!,), in Biota and Tor
U tale. tle26) MILTKNUBROKB A CO.
8 »OT ASH—3 caska in store and forsaleby ‘
J* jys' L. 3. .WATERMAN A SONS.
SO boles
je» SMITH A SINCLAIR.
Pepper sauue.—wic.iiotues.Tor saieat .
jyg • - hIOKHISV imho Diamond. ■, -
IRK9U TOMATOES—Hermetically sealed, for sal
by . tjyaj J- LaVELY h CO.
TtT 1 0. SUC!AH—A ntime article,m atsre and tor
JM . • sale by UyIST - KINO A- MOOBHEAP ~
'INEWAR—SO bbls.Cider. Vinegarin store ana for
talc by 1];U1 aING A MOORUEAP. •
HINPSTCINKS—Aioi on consignment; far aatoby •;.
JylS KING A AIOOBIIEAD. _ "
i~l boxes 7 by.»’Glass;i£slore'and;fbra’ile.
lx jyis KING A.r.TOORHKAP-
BnalefL i-llltAH— sU bass Mime Wane, for sale ay ;r
jylS • t KINO &_MOORHEAP. ■
BKDFpMO MINERAL: WATER-r la half barrels,: •
always on hand anil for sale by> - • -
j;l5 ■ - KING AMOORIIEAP. '
rjCGAB lIOP3E MOLASSES —St. Louis-Sugar
O Hons* Mniasses,«t store and for sale by ‘
,yls KING A MOORHEAD.
NEW llw v osf—l3 ones VS bUe.-eioveri Honey la
the Coalb, very hanatomo, Jn«itceM and. far; sale..' •
AY. A M’CLURG A CO, -
jylS Grocer* and Tea Psalers,g» Übsity-strcei. „
TTNDfiRWOOD’S TRUE LEMON SVROPi
U do Ssrtaparllla.PiMApplei'imdatnjerdo;
do Bmpbctty Vinegar; Forsaleby j
* _W. A. M’CLVHGA CO„ . ~.
No-:»} Liberty alreet.
»*KFiNBO SUGARS—
JLV Powdered)
■ Cnulied; sad ' ■
-v i ■ la slows and for sale by
jylS KING & MOOBHEAO. :
T?XCHANOE BROKERS C HECK BOOKS.— Check "
Pi Book* on Patricks & Pnor.d, Hill A Hoca l &;
SajKetn, anJ WllUam Lsrimer. Jr. For sale by
* ’ ' B- T, Ct MORGAN,
Nfl«104 Wood street.
UTOCKS FOR SALE— ■ ■ , "
O 100 shares Iron.CtiyCopper Stock; ,
3 ~do "Allegheny Savings Bankr , :
20 .do.. Braedock’s FielaPlank Roadi
. t *a,ooo Sandy and Beaver CanalEonds. -By -
- tvH • AUSTIN WOMO! 91 ttmnh «!•'
t'IIABKUS nOOBE, . ... - .
cxirautss. OHIO-. _
0 ? ; PATRICK* SON, Proprietors.—This Homs ■■■-■
• has undergone thorongh and extensive repairs, -
alterailohsiandlarite additions of.Norv.FaroiUne, Ac.,
and tho-proprietor»pledgethetq«elvesUitt nothlngihalf
bewantlng on their pan to ' tender the .FRkNKIdN, a ; -
oince where all the ef a first Class. Hotel can .
be round. liyUnfl C. PATRICK * SON.
Mew Blasts*
MASSA® IN OB COLD GROUND. A new Elhi
oplsn Melody,by 9C. Foster.
: un, Ho*l Love ray Mountain Hame. n a new end
beaaUfnlDoeU,a»-*onyby iheAllegbanisw.'
Where ess the aenlturd Rest—as sadgby lhe Bsker*-
Family. * .*•••• • • ' •: > • •
The, Hsroy Family Polka.,
- The Cany Polks. The Collage. -
Pearl.. HlsncfccAlpen .
m. Emma Hale-ail Ethiopian Melody
v'Lauia Lee—byS.C. toiler, v
I Forgot ihe Gay World. .
Thews a Good Time Coming.
Garland Folks. .■ ■ Received and for sale by.
if a JOHN H. MELLOB, 81 Wood st’
Klpeetal notice.
mo THOSE WHO «JBE BRUSHES—I would moat
' k respectfully Invite tic auenUoucflhe publlo, and •
*Brash uaete in particular* to ihe large and excellent aa*
aoilmeltt' of Brmhe* atmy establishment, at No. no i
woodstreet. My Broshe* aje all manufactured in. my
o»n Shop, and under my own aopemaitm.and an made
of none Sat lie bestmateuals. They are stronger, bet
termade and more lasting, than, Eastern .Brushes, and
are aold at loner prises than any other manufactory )u
this city offers them , „ . ' -
Palrtt'EmShefttfQifl.S-0 uQWU loPiOt Oj UIQ&CCXPrCSIIy’
for'PujuHera’use. . ■ .
Painter s,Bo!el-keepers, Steamboatmen,and House*
Jteopcre.and aUwhooseßrushe»,wiU(ltnUl lotheirln* •
tereti to five raeaealt.
ral«uheepHßi>hlngUlasree.Pieigreß,Pietnre Frame.,.
afidalldthel; uUcieailspaUy KepimvmUtY stoma: ■ --
. DotrtForgtUhe-Vlace. CUaRLES A MOORED -
NotllO Wood street, -
next door to Davig> Auction. - •
Dissolution or I'muuihin. . 11 “
OTSSrtttif .8*!?
mme of lfccfinn latte settlement of the huslSsiof
<«lft firm. JOHN a. Parry, .
. R. PARRY. ’
CORNELIUS M’fIINNIS.
rpHE Psttattship of BarSy, BCOTT tt CO, Is ttlj
by nuuool - -
' r pßE.bnwnM*er»toJo*ft'F(readjT, , w;nbeeontjßJift4
JL rtfc pswtact, avtho
No/143 Woodatreet, ui Mthe earner of CarinatuSl
i^SS^aS^" w ia
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cosnsuvs watNMs,
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V
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ive jut re*
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Clarified;
Loaf;