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W. D. JOLLY,
Lieutenant and Commandant.
Commander HoLune,
United State ebip-of-war Cyan's.
Reply of Commander
UNITED STATICS Snip CYAN'S, Sat anchor.)
San ',tan del Nods, Nicaragua. illy 12, 1854;1
SIB have the benor to acknowledge the re
ceipt of your communication of Oda date, and
sincerely regret you alMuld feel yourself mums-
Muted to protest against the action I am about
to take in relation to' the city of San Jean del
Norte. •
The people of Ban Juan del Norte have seen
fit to commit outrages upon the property and
persons of citizens of the United States after a
manner only to be regarded alf piratical, sad-I
am directed-to enforocthat reps:salon demanded
' brmy Government. Be assured I sympathise
with yourseH in the risk of English subjects and
property under the circumstances, and
regret
exceedingly; the force under your comma nd is
Uot.doublrequal to that of the "Cyan."
I hide the honor to be, air,
Your obedient servant,
OEO. N. HOLLINS, Commaider.
z W. D. Jotix, Lieut. sad Cod. 11. B. M. 8.
Bermuda.
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DIIMOOII.ATIO TICKET
WILLIAM BIGLER.
FOR JVIFFICIC Or THE AMMER COURT,
"JEREMIAH S. BLACK,
FOR CANAL 00111IIINIONSII,
HENRY S. MOTT,
FRIDAY- MORNING
MIDELNING POST JOO OPPIOIII
•
we vocal all the attention of lIBBOHAINTS Aft
LIEN to the fret that we have just reeeived
from PlOadelptda a number of fonts of now Job Typo, and
at. now. proposal to ..1111 orders kw Clerda Cloonlars, 81 11
Hemlo, Paper Bookie Poston and Programme. fir exhibi
tion.. All orders, will be promptly Weil.
Henry Bibb, editor of the Volk.* of the Fugi
tive, published et Windsor, Canada, died on Tues
day morning, of congestion of the brain.
There were only twenty-two deaths in Detroit
on Monday. The number from Cholera is not
mentioned, though it is estimated they were
&bout two-thirds of the number.
Cholera is rapidly disappearing from Bt. Louis ,
Art abstract of the deaths for last week, publish
ed by the City Register, shows the totatnumber
to hate been 282—only 49 of which were from
cholera.
A contractor on the Claudia& Ballrt roa d named
Michael Malone, was robbed on Tu esday, at the
American Hotel, Philadelphia, by an adroit
thief, of his carpet bag containing nearly $5,000.
He offers a reward of $l,OOO for the recovery of
the money—and no questions asked.
- Col- William H. Bissell, the talented young
member of Congress from the Sth District,
nois, is now lying dangerously ill at Berkley
Springs, Va. He has sent for Senator Shields
to come and see him. Col. B. has been sorely
afflicted with disease of the eyes for sever•
months; and it was feared for some time that It
would destroy his public usefulness, if not hie
life.
William C. Tobey, (better known for his spir
ited and racy writings as "John of York,") died
at the Washington House, Harrisburg, at ten
o'clock on Tuesday night, of consumption. His
age was 86. He went to Mexico as a volunteer
in the let Pennsylvania Regiment, and edited
the North American, the first paper printed in
Mexico after the capitol was taken by Gen. Scott.
He afterwards received a commission as Ldenten
ant under the ten Regiment-bill, but 111 health
prevented his serving long.
For the month of July there were 644 deaths
in Cincinnati, more than one-fourth of which
were from cholera. Ninety-seven deaths 'from
Asiatic cholera are reported,
,and one hundred
interment. by hachmen, where no regular under-
taker was employed, a majority of which may
be reasonably attributed to the twee muse. From
the silenoe of the press on the subject one would
_ suppose Cincinnati was entirely free from the
disease.
In the light of history thus presented, do
not the people see that Whig denunciation of
Democratic foreign policy is mere factions oppo
sition;—a mere attempt to make political capital
out of every event, by the most scandalous
disregard of truth, and for the interests and
honor of the country We do not some. all
Whigs of this. We believe the great mass of the
people are honest and patriotic. Bat of Whig
and opposition leaders and editors, headed by
Horace Greeley and James Gordon Bennett, we
decline believing any such thing. No one can
believe it.
THTC GRETTOWN 0/1:11R.--01721 FOR
Etorevenacy.
A few days ego we published a statement of
the facts connected with the bombardment of
Greytown. We still wait for full information;
but believe our statement of the fads that led to
the employment of such severe measures of pun
ishment was substantially cogent. If so, the
lawless vagabonds and bucanneers of that town
got perhaps about what they deserved.
By the most gross exaggeration and perversion
Of facts, the enemies of the administration hope
to make some political capital out of this affair.
It is natural that Whig leaders should condemn
the act. The party that burned blue lights to
guide the enemies of the country into our har
bors in the war of 1812; that lit bonfires and
rejoiced when Hull surrendered, and our armies
were defeated ; and that welcomed our citizen
soldiery with bloody Allude to hospitable
graves," in the war with. Mexico, will of course
take part with the pirates and Indians of Grey
town now. It is a historical, and a significant
foot, that the enemies of the Democracy in this
country are obliged, by their very position and
feelings, to take part with, and give aid and com
fort to, the foreign enemies of the country, in
any difficulty arising with foreign nations during
a Demooratlo administration. Is it not so
Daring the war of 1812, the sympathies of the
leading Federalists were with England, because
a Democratic PreaUNA and Congress ,declared
the war. When Jackson threatened reprisals by
armed vessels if the long•withheld French in
demnity money was not paid up, their sympa
thies were with France; and they declared that,
Old Hickory" designed to involie as in a peril:
one war with i friendly nation. Daring the
war with Mashie, it is well known that their
sympathies were 'with the Mexicans, because a
Democratic President and CongreSs declared the
war. The Mexican papers published their
speeches. The Mexican government protracted
the war, in the hops that Whig influence would
at length prevail.
The contradictory arguments employed, too,
are worthy of note. The war with England was
denounced because England was too strong for
us. The French difficulty wee condemned for
the same reason. The war with klextoo was de
nounced for precisely the opposite reason.
Mexico was too weak for us. The threatened
rupture with Spain i abueed for the same rea
son; and the occurrence at Greytown is furiously
assailed, because the town was defenceless;
though boasting an English protectorate, and
having a British armed vessel constantly In their
harbor to collect their black mail by tiring on
our 'steamers. Either way it is equally wrong
in their estimation, and equally condemned.
Eaoh nation with whom we hare difficulty, du-
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weak.
The great objeet, the very purpose* goee
mips is the protection of the eitlipi-Allike
f+pg:ltsltion, both at home all
—takiisetypgatik our 4.6A
el**l commerakemd4l Atierlealsimt
in olitaq.Orles, ei#Ookiteott 140 Fret" l-
itigibare o f-the goveresimat,,l;This high daty OUT
iitotopre liitaiat* timidly abaiharg,
ed. The eitisens of the UMW' Status hseehollat
subjected to more Indignities, and wrongs;oad
Injuries, than thou of any other nation; and our
ships have beenmore frequently fired upon, and
our flag more grossly insulted, than those of any 1
other strong nation. From the close of the re-1
volution to 1812, any British armed ship might
fire spout an' American merchant - vessel, and
board her and take from her as many sailors as
~they chose, though American citizens, and com
pel them to serve in the British navy. These
outrages and Insults were endured for twenty
years; though. each ease was a nun for war
by the laws of nations. Darius ..Bonaparte's
, ware our ships were seised wherever foundpand
confiscated, both bY the English and-French, and
it wasnot until Jackson was Presideat that the
French government paid the damages for those
seizures. Ever since Mexico because an inde
pendent nation 'the authorities of her seaports
have committed depredations upon our rem- i
mere' such as no other nation would have en
dured. : In numerous Instances, of which the
proofs are on record efe Washington, they seized
bur ships, imprisoned the seamen, and plunder
ed the cargoes. After month* of Imprisonment
the gallon would be discharged, without any
charge being specified against them. For -
al years put the Spanish authorities of Cohn
have repeatedly insulted our flag, plundered our
ships, and imprinted our citizen. Several
times duriag Pinatas's administration Spanish
war vessels and on oar merchant ships, and no
redress or apology was ever obtained. Near the
close of his administration a British aimed ves
sel tired on an American steamer In this harbor
of Smyth's, and compelled the officers of the
steamer to pay "black mail" to the knaneent.
It is but a few mouths since an American sea
captain arrived at Washington, sad made known
the feet that be had jut escaped from • Dutch
prison at Batavia, in the south-eutets extremity
of Asia, where he had been incarcerated for
eighteen months, and plundered of all his pro
perty. But il would be an endless task to enum
erate instances. Probably hardly one month
has elapsed for twenty years, in which Ameri
can citizens could not have been found is foreign
prisons ; end in a majority of instances no charge
or offence has been substantiated against them.
Is this to endure forever ? Is such the protec
tion our adventurous navigator end hardy maxi
sere bare aright to demand from the govern
ment?' Is this nation alone to be subjected to
such insults'? England and Francs would have
bombarded half the seaports of the world, had
their flap and clams been subjected to half
the insults and injuries to which ours are au
neatly exposed. The lenity with which our
government has treated such constant and gross
'outrages on our citizens, is presumed upon by
every people, strong or weak ; and Americans
are nowhere safe. We bout that nor commerce
extends over all the world, and that we hare
more tonnage then any other nation. Aye, and
we have more citizens In foreign prisons, and
our flag has been more frequently fired upon than
any other nation. But this is to be our shame,
we trust, no longer.
Gen. Pismo, in his inaugural address, very
clearly Indicated that a bolder and more deter
mined foreign policy would be pdrsued. The
first practical iutsrpretatioe of that address was
on the coast of Asia, where our sailors cleared
decks for ,battle with Austria In defence of a
1 man " clothed with our nationality," and entitled
Ito our protection. Austria demanded an apology
for the fended wrong, and was told that the gal
lant Ingraham had done his duty, and no apology
would be even.
The Sualah °Moist' at Havana seized - the
American steamer "Blank Warrior," took out
cargo, and . fined her owners 118,000. Quick as'
eteam and the nil could take • messenger to
Madrid, ample reparation and en apology were
demanded. The ship mica:go were teetered to
the owners, and the fine remitted. The apology
will have to come yet.
Some four hundred Jamaica negroes and. na
tive Indians, and forty or fifty English, Preneh, ,
German and American rovers build a mud vil
lage at the mouth of the Sin Juan, to live by
plundering the thousands of California emigrants
and the travel and trade by the Nicaragua
route. The American company to avoid this
plunder, obtains a grant of land from Nicaragua, '
crosses the river to Point Arenas and bullds
warehouses for their business. The bocaseers
of Greytown Groff the river end destroy
these warehouses, and seize the goods and oar
ry them of. An American minister to Central
America arrives In their town. They mob Min,
hurl missiles at his bead and imprison him.
Our government sends down a war vessel, Cy
stic to demand compeustion for the American
Company's property that they destroyed, and
an apology for the insult to the American flag
and minister. Both are positively refund, and
more depredations threatened. The town was
destroyedtrithont lase( life. The remedy was
severe, and probably no milder enures would
have been of any avail. But, when justified by
the eiroumetence, *few such examples will make
our flag respected, and do more to protect our GI t
teens abroad than all the diplomacy in the world.
It will do no harm to the character end future
conduct of the people of the Spanish, Mexican
and Central American States thit the voice of
our cannon has once been heard in their midst,
vindicating American honer and American
rights. A few such severe examples may be ne
cessary. They will be resorted to with reluc
tance. Bat American citizens most be protected.
In the palmy days of Old Rome the title of "Ro
man Citizen," was a passport of protection eve
rywhere. The title of "American Citizen,"
should yet become such ; and doubtless will if
democrats rale.
But el the whig milliliters of the adminis
tration, "Greytown was defencelese, its weak
ness should have been Its protection." Well, if
the strong should not chastise the Weak, the
weak should not insult and plunder the strong
All &greasers must be puniebed,'and democrats
shrink not from the responsibility of punishing
both the'stroeg and the weak whin they insult
our flag, and maltreat or plunder our citizens.
Madison and a Democratic Congress, in 1812,
deolared war against the strongest nation of the
world forthis cense. That war was brought to
a macounfol issue, end the , right to search our
you'll and impress our seamen hen been practi
cally abandoned ever since.
If, the facts and circumstances of the Oreytown
cote are snob as we have learned them, they
would justify the punishment inflicted; and it
will teach a much needed lesson in that part of
the world.
When full details are obtained we can better
judge whether Captain Hotline pursued the
proper course under his-instructions.
TWCGRAPISIC 01710119 ELIMPIIID.-At a meet.
ions of the Directors of the Atlantic and Ohio
Telegraph Company held in Philadelphia on
Tuesday, Allen Bobinett of that city was elected
President, vice Oen. 3. S. Moorhead, who de
clined s ne-election. A. Boyd Cummings, re
elected second Tiressukr, and James D. Reid,
Briperintendent; in place. of Brooks. The
line of this Couipany in excellent condi
tion, is doing a large and lemming business,
and its management has been such that it is now
one of enabled paying of teingraidi stooks.
BEM
Itigligt vr . lt9a pie cliawiolass.
*if the New Orleans True Deltaj
Briton.'" of Captain Van Buren—Captain B. shot
through the body with an Arrow. I
CORPUS CIEULLISTI, Texas, Ju ly 19, 1864.—0 n
the 11th instant Captain Van Baran and twelve ,
men of the mounted rides, overtook s - party of
twenty-five CamauchelndlOns and. whipped them
handsomely. Caplan tiog ,and a party . of In
fantry mounted on mules first got on their trail
near Lee Morse, on the El Paso road, and pur
[Cued them four days, when the mules gave out.
Fortunately, &beret .thie time he met Capt. Van I
Buren, who was out from Fort Inge on a scout,
and put him on the trail. He followed it up for
six days and traveled over 800 miles, when he
overtook the Indians. To avoid pursuit they crow
ed the Nneoes three times, and also a large lake.
Capt. Van Buren swam his horses 400 yards across
this lake and struck the trail on the opposite side.
The two parties discovered each other as the
Indianawere turning a hill, and when the Cap
tain -got round the hill he found them drawn .
up in line of battle ready to receive him—they
having taken their saddles and everything off
the horses except the bridles, and put them in a
pile. The Indians opened the fight with arrows,
and when they supposed they had drawn toe
fire of the Captain's party, charged it. The ,
Captain immediately ordered his men to dis
mount and take their rifles, before this they had
um only their revolver!, without much effect.
When some five or six Indians had been knocked
off their horses, they - broke, and the Captain
charged them.
The Indiana left one of their number dead on
the ground, bat succeeded in carrying the other
dead and wounded off. They left their saddles,
do. Captain Van Buren and three of his men
were wounded. In the commencement of the
fight the Captain received a wound in the sword
arm, which bled profusely; and in the charge
he attacked a powerful young Indian, who was
.on foot, an 1 after having made several cute at
him, the Indian suddenly sprung from under his
horse's neck, with his bow already drawn, and
shot him through the body. It entered on the
right side, about six inches above the navel and
below the ribs, and the iron head came out on
the left side of the spine, having cut through his
sword belt behind. He drew the arrow oat with
both bands, and believing the wound mortal, lay
down to die. lie, however, sent au express to
Fort swell, and in the course of two or three
days an ambulance and, Dr. Head arrived, and
he wee taken to this place, some fifty or sixty
miles from the battle field. It 31 now the eighth
day since he was wounded, and the three &min
,guisbad army surgeons who are attending him
(Drs. Turner, Head, and McParlie) are of
opinion, to-day, that he will recover, but until
the last day or two they had scarcely any hope.
gar Count Casimir Bathiany, the Canada re
ports, died in Paris on the lith of July. He
wee a brilliant and accomplished member of one
of the oldest and most noble Hungarian fatal.
lies. He took part In the• revollition of 1848,
and was Secretary of Foreign Affairs under Kos
suth ; but upon the failure of that noble grog
/is he made his peace with Austria, and wrote
letters questioning the patriotism of Kossuth.
3 The late news represent the insurrec
tion in. Spain as rapidly assuming the character
of a general revolution. The revolutionists ap
peu to be everywhere suocessfal ; and it IC be
lieved the queen will be compelled to abdicate.
Faux Ton SAIJE.—We invite attention to the
advertisement of • valuable farm for sale, with
in& few miles of the flourishing borough of Wells
ville and other enterprising towns. It lies on
the Ohio river.
Bristol Murder at H. It t..ltleholoo Hotel
A shocking murder was oomenitteo at the St
Nicholas Hotel, in Broldwitr, at an early hour
this morning. The foots of the case, as far se
we were able to gathee them at the hotel, are as
follows: Colonel Loring, of San Fro/AC:800, and
Dr. Graham, of New Orleans, had been staying
at the hotel during the week, and occupied,roome
an the Ant floor. Noe 247 end 257. They were
both married men, with their wives et the hotel.
About half-past Ave o'cloek this morolog, Dr .
Graham came outof hie room in tile night dress,
and rang the servant's bell in a violent meaner,
disturbing the guests in the adjoining rewrite
Colonel Loring got out of his bed, came to the
door, and asked Dr. Graham if there was any
sickroom in his room? Graham made no answer.
and Loring then asked what be was ringing for!
Graham replied that he wanton thechambertnaid.
Loring told him that she would not come while
be was in that drupe, and requested titte, to go
and dress blmeelf, or that he (Loring) would
drew and go fur her.
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Loriog went to bed again soon after. Dr. Gra
ham continued to ring the bell in • very noisy
manner, which canted Loriog to get up again on
account of the disturbance. He told Graham
bit wife was In delicate health, and he was an
noying her dreadfully Graham said angrily,
that he did not are • damn about him or his
wife. Loring said to him, • You lied better not
repeat that." Graham used the offensive lan
guage a second and third time. Loring then re
turned to hie room and took a cane for the pur
pose of chastising Graham, but did Dot use it.
Loring passed down the ball, sad the two met
oear the room of Graham. Graham, as soon as
they approached each other, made a stab at Lo
ring with • *word cane, cutting him in the mouth.
He then caught Loriug about the arms, and
thrust the sword into his side, the weapon en
tering his heart, causing instant death. The
deceased was a tall, good looking man, with
light whiskers. about years of age. Graham
was Immediately arrested for murder.
The United States frigate Cones,nation will
be launched at Norfolk on the 26th August
Fine, ripe tomatoes are selling in Philadelphia
at the rats of four cents per half-peek.
A shark measuring eight and a half feet was
captured on)Monday in Baltimore harbor.
There were one hundred and fifty deaths in
New Orleans during the last week—remarkably
healthy for the season.
The Coohituate Bank, Massachusetts, which
made a blow up some time ago, will pay GO per
cent. on claims proved.
Sixteen eolored seamen, bolonging to the ship
Forest King, from New York, were recently ar
rested at New Orleans for mutiny.
One of our exchanges has the following hit:—
The late Rev. Mr. Chapin being asked of what
use the elders were in a church, replied, that it
was said to give power to ministers. He was a
unit, the elders cyphers ; planed upon the right
band, they increased hie power, " But," he
added, my elders have got on the wrong side,
and reduced me to a decimal fraction."
on Monday, as the Philadelphia train for Bal
timore approachil Wilmington, the engineer ob
served a lady and two girls, who were her
daughters, walking on the track. He immedi
ately gave the alarm, and the mother and one
daughter escaped; but, unfortunately the other
one fell and was crushed to death bribe oars.
It Is said they were on a visit from Philadelphia
and were about to return home.
A correspondent of the Daily Advertiaer con
tradicts the statements relative to Mr. Dickens'
pecuniary situation, personal movements, fie.,
contained in a paragraph which was copied into
the Post from a New York paper. The state
ments in the paragraph, we have no doubt, were
Incorrect, or grossly exaggerated, and would not
bays appeared in the Post except through inad
vertence.
It is said that up to this time there are
but two suits issued against the Baltimore and
Busquefilinna Railroad Company for damages
incurred by the aeoldent on the 4th of last
month. The snit instituted by Mrs. Johnson,
for the loss of her husband, has been volunta
rily withdrawn by that lady. A large number
of sufferers have compromised on liberal terms,
end the same disposition seems to prevail gen
erally amongst those who have not yet finally
adjudicated their claims.
Rev. G. W. Adams, who is charged with ab
sconding from New Hampshire with five thous
and dollars awarded to Mrs. Templeton for the
death of her hatband caulked by the Norwalk tra
gedy, wan arrested in Wisconsin last week. The
Vermont Trenrcript is credibly informed that the
above reverend gentleman is no other than the
veritable Bev. Lyman D. Foster, who 'figured so
conspicuously in Vernon village last winter. He
Is said to have seduced a number of young
ladies, besides making dupes of several 'whom
he had married and left to rue the days when
they were united to such a monster.
Another horrible Camphene accident occurred
in Baltimore on Tuesday, which will undoubted
ly end in death. A German girl was in tho act
of kindling a fire, and was pouring Camphene
upon the wood and embers for the purpose of
more readily igniting it, when the canlilipped
from her hand and fall upon the few live coals
in the grate; which caused it to explode. Her
whole body was immediately enveloped in Eames,
in which condition she ran into the street, where
the flames were extinguished by the passers by,
not, however, before she was burnt in a horrible
degree.
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Catholic Riot In Now York
A riot of a singular nature took place about
seven o'clock last night in Thirteenth.- street, .
near Avenue A. The wife of Thomas *ally:ger
was taken sick, and, expecting to die, she sent
for:lather Maloney, a Catholic priest, to attend
her in her last hours. To this Gallager was op-,
posed, end forbade the priest entering the house.
The prieat, however, Insisted on going In, when
Gtiliger struck him with his Bst, knocking him I
down and rendering him quite senseless. ' On
the fact becoming known to the people who live
in the vicinity, a large crowd assembled, very
much enraged at the insult offered to the oler
gyman. They fell upon Galleger with the avowed I
I intent of taking his life.
Captain Hiatt, hearing of the difficulty, as
sisted by officers M'Melleu, Kenney, Mortimer,
Sherwood and Lockwood, was early on the
ground with a strong force, and succeeded in
rescuing Gallagher from his perilous position.
Patrick Barns, Peter Collins, John Keld. John
O'Neil, Margaret Buckley, and Peter M'Gwio
were arrested for participating in the riot. The
persons-arrested were Peter Collins, Jno. Reeler,
John O'Neil, Peter M'Owia, Richard Long, and
Margaret Buckley, of whom the first three were
committed this morning at the Essex Market, in
default of $BOO bail, and the others were dis
charged on payment of three dollars fine. Gal
lager was also committed for examination, and
Patrick Barns discharged. Baty is not consid
ered in a dangerous condition. A rumor which
may not be true, has been circulated to the
effect that the priest has been deposed from his
order, and has no right to alt as a clergymen.
Gallager is a Catholic.
Statistics for the Carious
The editor of the True Democrat (N. Y.) who
is a great statist:den, hue given recently some
ourious "facts in human life." They may be
looked upon as reliable, and are, withal, of fully
as much Importance as the great majority of
almanac literature. He says;
There are in Now York 893.842 inhabitants ;
and of these 137,258 keep eating houses in the
vicinity of our office ; 2.201 are candidate! for
the office of Register; 204,948 are engaged in
lending money at three per cent. a month—and
all the rest are continually busy borrowing. The
losses (on notes) are about balanced by the
gains. The married are longer wired than the
single, and they are, above all, those who ob
serve a sober and industrious conduct. Tall men
are longer than short ooes. Women have more
chances of marriage in their favor previous to
being filly years of age than they have
after
wards. Marriages are more frequent during the
rtqw moon than at other times. People bora
between the months of January are likely to live
until they die. Bursts and rows are more
frequent by night than by day. The number of
women capable of bearing their arms (and
shoulders) is calculated at sit-fourths of the en
tire female population.
[From gm Washington Star, Monday.]
A Stray Watt.
The case of the young lady, (mentioned in
Saturday's Star,) who has been figuring en pi.
quietly In several of our fashionable boarding
houses Is a pair of unwhisper•bles," has pro
duoed the most profound sensation in the social,
financial. commercial, political and diplomatic
circles of Wubington. la order to satisfy the
curiosity of the public, we have no less than •
score of special reporters on the trail and track
of th*fair young wanderer with auburn locks
sad in tight fitting pastel but, thus far, their
search has proved fruitless. From her own art
less admissions, and bewitchlogly blushing con
fessions, she is evidently astray watt from Bish
op Diane's Seminary, at Burlington, N. J., and
we have no doubt that the worthy Bishop is
anxious to exercise the apoetolic privilege of
tarn; hoods eit her.
SALARIES Of AREISTS.—Tedeseo, wholl• mar
riage with a Guatemala gentleman a few Years
ago, ended so unromantically, earns $l,OOO a
month at the grand opera in Paris. Cravelli,
for eight evenings, gets $2,500, and $3OO for
every extra night. Cerito, the danseeme, gets
$lOO. sod Rosati $l.OOO per month. • Roger,
the first tenor, earns $1,200 a month. Madame
Cape!, • grand singer, demands $1,500 per
month, and a five years engagement.
CSIOI.IIIA Domes:waren —Dr. Cartridge, of
Ne. Orleans, in • paper which be bias Just pub
lished, maintains that cholera bu become do
mesticated in the Voiced States, as it kiss been
froin time Immemorial in India.
llNlt► was lLlaha.cce•Dß. MORNY'S INVIGORA•
Tlhil ELIXIR OR (AiRLIAL—At • dad oLen CALOIVIS
menuw us fr.. *booed, and •eery •Sip from Ramtw
Id•n with .d death, It la of the highest I
Importantce that the bloceil should tea plaided thai q•
icoss pat In . condition capable of resisting contagious ,
Intonate. This great nestorativie and didnfeetant Is tL.
best watchword wand infaction that the world has veer
soca. The barb which toms Its principal Intrwdl•nt t.
cheered by the lattatittants of Aratits, where It I. axial, .
• .an antidote to thic terrilde padtlecio••hkh occasionally
imam over that region: and It has loth admlnleterod In
ridded* r•modies In London and Parte with tin mist %UP
prism,: curdle* effect In tb. de6lLLty which fever,
In the decrepit star* of IGO ad In all macs of fimblimpoil
and &wood., from ethistever roam witiltig, It moms to
enc•tica new and vigor°. vithlitY, lwritridwit
of the muscle,. bracing th. nary., cleoring tb. brain. Inn
peo•lng the apprtito nod bringing all tiro functions of lb.
body Into* normal and healthy oinditlos lo cues where
th. iaw of repro lootion has mot been foltllled in ustrobed
life, both on. 0111 hod to the IN V IGORATING sLlillt
the best mecum of removing the auto of them nothings.
Ito regular sr oweuiciati • ormattht sad ptarbd chserfalnecce,
sad .ttmnl•Unt egicets an nave, followed by de•
miming robotics. Ladies, ♦bother married or .Ind•, •ill
it perfectly invaluable In all the physical difflooltbes to
which their delicate organisation is Rohl.
The Cordial I* put op. bled, toosontrated, lo plot bot
tles. Prim three &Ilan per bottle. two for Br. Supers, ea
fur twelve drillers. C. H. RING. Proprietor,
In Broadway, New York_
Sold by Druggist. throughout the Celled BMWs, Naomi,
sod the West Indies.
AUNNTB.
FUMING • BROS., No to Wood street, Pittsburgh.
DR. OW. R. ISNYBII6, N 0.140 Wood street, do
1. P Allesbror City. LT:Pit:dew
/110- The Great Preach InAusedies I 1e...11
BSLLY'S ANTIDJT6 AND LurioN.—Those persons who
wish for a sere, *palely, and permanent cum, should um
the above nelebrated sad unrivalled FltriNCll PRIPARA
TIONB. They have now been in use for ft we years—have
been thoroughly tested In thomands of the most °twill:tate
mules, and Invnriably have given sattsfaetkm. They are
sot annposed simply of Balmer Copalva, but are entirely
different from .11 other preparation*, both In the neture of
their Ingredients and the m.oeer In which they operate
upon the patient hence the wonderful curate attending
their use.
A gentleman connected with the Western Railroad says
I have expended for other people during the last three
years over WO, for remedies of this description, and have
never foood a single article that gave such universal sdl►
faction m your Intklote and Lotion does. Ido not recol
lect of their ever !kiting to sure In suing!. instal.. Many
have been cured In two or three days."
Price, Antidote $1; Lotion 60 cents per bottle.
hivented by 61. Bally, Physician to th. Paris lloapltala,
and Prepared from the original realms, and mold wholemile
and ratan by DIJIIOY A 00.. Bole Proprietor. for the Dol•
tad State. and Canada.. Principal Depot, 168 Broadway,
New York.
Sold in Pittsburgh, wholesale and retell, by 'MENUS°
BROTEIERS, (Successors to J. Kidd & C 0.,) No. GO Wood
street. Wheeling—J. 11. PATTERSON At 00., sod by
Drosslets everywhere. 143
Atir Dr. Alt , L ase , s MVO/ Pill e.-..Wben the pro.
prietor of this invaluable remedy purchased It of the in.
ventor, there wee no medicine which deserved the name,
for the cure of Liver and Bilious complalote, notwithetand-
Lug the great prevalence of these dieetaue In the United
State. In the South and West particularly, where the
patient is frequently unable to obtain the serrkes of •
regular physician. some remedy was required, et once quirk
and effectual. and the operation of which could in no wise
prove prejudicial to the oonstitntion. This medicine is
supplied by Dr. SVlstne'e Liver LUls, as haii , been proved
In every instance In which It has had a trial. Always ben.
eficial, not • aolitary Instance has ever occurred in which
Its effects have Inca Injurious. The invention of an edu
cated and dietingnished physician, it hu nothing to com
mon with the quiet nostrums Divined upon the public by
shallow pretenders to the medical art. Experience hae
now proved, beyond • doubt, that Dr. lirLane's Pill is the
beet remedy ever proposed for the Liver Complaint.
Purchasers will be eareful to ask for Dr. M'Lane's Cele.
brated Liver Pala, and take none else. There are other
Pale, purporting to be Liver Pills, now before the public.
Dr. M'Lane'e Liver Pills, ciao his celebrated Vermifuge,Cllll
now be bed at all respectable drug stores In the United
Platte and Canada
A!ao for mile by the vole proprietors,
FLEMING BROS.,
Aucceesore to J. Ki Co.,
CO Wood street.
Jad. Sylphilis, Seroiala ud Diseased
8100d...F0r these terrific diseases, Carter's Spanish Mix
ture is the only specific.
The proprietors have In their posseacdott over one hun
dred certificates of the most extraordinary cures affected
by it.
We refer to the certificate of Richard Adams, late High
Sheriff of Richmond, Va.; Edwin Burton, Commtraloner of
the Rases. for Richmond; Gerken' Welch, of the Mam
moth Circus; Dr. Headley, of Washington City : Mb. Wm.
A. Matthew', end 0.8. Lurk, Eq., of Richmond, Xs.; Mr.
7. Hoyden, Exchange Hotel, Yu; and a hart of others, who
have seen imam of the worst description cured by Carter's
Spanish Mixture. They all certifY that It is the greatest
purifier of the blood brown.
*Ass adrartissatest.
SPECIAL 'NOTICES
A LARGE LOT FOR SALE.
itrn Vy il atg " .:d ° l;O:O r da t rb k ; foot
be sold cm ressonable terms It .1i neu.llakewsil I Co.'s
rumple= works, and several other nmemlbeturhe r _ cutah;-
11snmems. It Is the largest and hest lot Bow to bad ist
Blrroliagbace for manufacturing purposes. Title perfect.
and clear of ll:membrane.. Enqufre of
C. B. SI &Han:MM. Law Clelos,
jy2d Fourth street. above altilthfield, F 1....
iOntleinarsila. it is due to KIER'S Adroinous to
miy that it has been known to completely eradicate
every venue of this dreadful disease 4i tem time than any
other remedy, and at Ism cost or inoOnterdenas to the pa.
tient
-
The demands of oertillcates in the hands of the proprie
tor, many of which are from well known citizens of the city
of Pit:Lebow* and its Lmmedlatericinity. go to show dearly
and beyond oil doubt, that Kura's Primus= Is • medicine
of no COMMJU value not only sa • local remedy In
.It7teta4rairos,Ditzfacn, Lou of Right, but as =
Internal remedy, inviting the investigating physiciana, as
well so the suffering patient, to become acquainted with its
Merits.
Those hating a &rad of mixtures are thawed that this
medtcLue is purely natural, and la bottled as it Dow. from
[taboo= of the earth.
Thsfotiowing colidcatets copial one paperystblisherl al
. Y cud bears date 1., DO to tokick is
the torktouttojthe D. Y .Ibot,Y. D,
qf &moue:
This may in truth certify, that bays so badly af
flicted with Scrofula kyr the lasteesenyesn that most of the
time I hare been onside to attend to any kind of bestows,
and much of the time unable to walk and confined to my
bed, and here boot treated pearly all the time by the beet
Phyddans our country affords; I occasionally got some re
lief, but no curs, and continued togrow worse until Dr. Foot
recommended roe to try the Petro leu m, or Rock on, a ere
rything else bad failed. I did se without thlth at first, but
the effect was astonishing; ft threw the Daimon to the surface
at once, and I at once began to grow bettor, and by ming
seven bottles I have got a cure worth theustattds cadenza'.
lintB. NANCY M. DABICKR.
This may eartLty that I have beenacquidnted with liter's
Petroleum,c y
took i t= than arna and bare
Id rt
ac niten end other &seems to:which 11 reatonso "u. ° cadet,
and can with contdance reconunend it to be • madkins woe
thy of attention, and can safely say that success attend
ad Its use where other =diode had haled.
. D. T. 100 T, X. D.
for balf. by all N.Drargists InPlitylnawb. lian7Sxlihr
Notice —The Partnership berethine eshalog
tad owns hostnene under the name and style of
BENNETT, MARSHALL k 00., mks dlasolsod on the 19th
but, by mutual eossent. .
BENNETT, MASSHALL A 00
Pitteburgh, Jane 213tb, 154.
Copartnership
frOIR CNDERESONeui hare *sures Into Copartnership
undid the name and style of GRAFF, 1110INCIT •
Cu , for the purpose of manatee Wring -Iran, Nola, Le., at
the Minton Rolling NCI, Booth PiUsburgh. Ogles at pros
est with English a Richardson, No. 116 Water, and Hig
First street. WM. B. ILiOull3H,
ROUT. 11. SLL&tatALL,
JAIL J. BINNRIT,
JOHN GRAFF.
Pittsburgh. Jona 28th,1144—jellauf
UMMIMZZZI
Life, Pire Inelsrpce Company;
OFFICE 65 FIFTH STREET,
MASONIC WILL, PITTSBURGH, PA.
JAMES P. MOOS, rivakiant
Casinos A. COLTON, /it...notary.
Tins Ootn makes every insurance appertaining to or
a= with UPS RUMS.
Also, snood 11011 and Cargo Risks on the Ohio and Min
dasippl rivers and tribatarim, and Marina Hata gentralty.
And maingt Ines and Damao by Bra and against the
Peril, of the Pea and Inland Navigation and
Policies Woad at the ion eat rates oinidatan=ty
to all parties.
James 8. Boon, • '
Samuel !Murton.
William Planlpo
Jolla Scott,
Joseph P. Gomm,
John M'Alpin.
Wm. F. Johnston,
Jams Mambo',
Oznal y B. MEM.,
CITILS.IIII , Insurance Cilimpaay of
PI ttnbiargrk.—ll. D. ESN% Preddsat ; UM.
OXL L MAJUCHILLL, Banntary.
Oita: Pi Water Strect,besames Narkd and Wbeid Montt.
Innuna DULL and OA DO Maks, on the Ohio and Him*
sippi Ithrero and tributarie*.
insmes spawn Lao m Damao by Tim
ALSO—Apinst the Perth of the Bes, and Island Navies.
lion and Tramp:stalks.
H. D./Ling, Wm:Larimerjr.,
William Baigaley, Samuel M. Kier
&meal Res, William Riagbal,
Robert Dunlap; jr., John S. Dilworth,
lame 31. Pennock, Fraud* Sellers,
B. Harbaugh. .1. Seimonaiiklue
Waltm Bryant, William B. Hays.
John Rhi a tan. deeMl
ir., ?AtiSCHCIATICD iresiaea'a intursose•
7 f the City of Pittstiorgh.
J. a. NI 11.Pn otdeut—ROBLEILT FINNEY, Ewers
tars . .
. .
Will incur* against ?IRE SD4 31LICINZ RISKS of all
tints. O. N 0.99 Water street.
DIZIKTOZ.I“
Moorhsast, W. J. AnJerson,
B. C. Sawyer. B. h. Simpson,
Wm. X. law, U. B. Wl:Usu.,
C. Li. Paulson, William Collinprooll,
W. B. Roberta, John M. train,
Joseph Laps Wm. Wi itin on,
Daskl Campbell. )al:
Weetern Pennsylvania - espitaL
y Dr,. t. sesames, becond, between Waal end Market
•tvete, and J. Rico, North-met corner of Diamond,
na...sty dry, are the attending Phreiciansto the above Insti
tut too, br the ern quarter of ltat.
Applications ibr aidtaimelon may be made to then at all
Lames in them aglow, or at the Lleepital at 2 o'clock, P. 31.
Lenent MUM of seddeatal injury are received stall hones,
without tom. jalnie
Abitit.Tilir itstumr uet, earn.
y burgh, Importer andiWboiesale Dealer In FANCY
AND STAYL6 %talk:TY AND DRY GOODS, offers to city
and country dealers .o large sod wdl selected stock of
lICX4II .1.0 any Eastern house, and same Woes, Gana "living
1..1401. time Lad Taper...
O. ii:TP.—Piace at meting, Washington Ilan,
lhey Wood...treat, between FM street and Virgin allay.
Yrresscraan Locos, NO. SlO-Marts every Taeotay
:Issounata llecanrsiarr, No. IC—Mesta Brat and third
FreJAPet each month. saarl:kly
ATTILNTIO.•t! S. L 13.—You era hereby Dotilkd to
olloal ec yuor Armory, on XONDAYS, WIIDNES.
UA Id and FRIDAYS, tor drill, sod to trammel rook to:W
ove* or iusy some before the Company. P. HANS,
Inar2Villmd 9orretiu7 pro tom.
ottoe..-The JOUH-Nlintlf..N TAII4IIO
CLlfil, of Ptuebeirgh and Allochray, meet. oh the
ant oted Mint WSW:II:WAY of every mouth, at the non.
DA.4100511, Alattet mesh Be ardor.
lot/ YOUNO, JS., Secretary.
L. .ANGICRONA LODGE, 1.
Anprona Lode, No. LO. of O. 7., smogs ovary
Waintaday evealag in Washington Hall, Wood st. [171.7
VILLE , bOuIC PORE. aII4WAD lOW INKER.+.—Coataia•
r fag formula laying oat carve. determining frog w
ale•, VaivulaUng earth•work, ate, etc-. torathar
with tables of radii, ordinates, deflactioes. long chords,
Irma [wife variattoo, lopratblins and natural signs, tan.
ete el, by Job.. B. liana. Civil Susi over. Poctot
tv.t form.
the ottlect of the present work la to supply • want
ery geapialiy felt by Aawatant Env:leers on Hattreeda.
Book, of ootiverdenteibrna for nee In the bald. Pantalets(
the ordinary loins-It/made tables are common enough; but
• hook combining with these tables otheva peculiar to the
Railroad work, and especially the necesory flannothi for
laying out curves, turnouts, craning', en e la •desidernbant
which this work is designed to supply.
U. & Marthar Anthems, Weet Point, April 1g 1844.-e.
the/fawn have looked over dens 's Mid Book for
Maimed Engineer'," end think It well Adapted to the oh
sort Its author propcos, and have no question but it will be
(Auld • alley uaeful and practical VW.no both for oblee•nd
field work. D. H. Yam.
Tsar, April 24. ISS4.
I am moth pleased with Mr. Ileaciee little manual, the
"Field Book of Railroad lingineera." With the proem.
Boa of some of tbe meet practical mid useful of recognised
promiee. among railway engineers, be has given others
which. elm at taut In their present farm. appear to poems
• mint of higher value thaa that of mere oovelty—that of
twins la mineral sesceptible of available, not to say dadra
his, practical use. le conch:Won, while I think the design
of /dr. Elenet'm book is such m to adept It excellently well
to predations' needs, I have pleasure In „expressieg my
medial settelhelion with its execution, alike with the per
of arramtement effected by the author, and the ex
cellent rypegr•phlal taste displayed by his publishers.
B. FIUKILIIII Owes,
C. E. and Director of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institut.
For saie by WILLIAM R. HAVEN;
Dealer to Engineers' Stationery,
au3 Market etreet. corner of Seam&
From a Physician In linnets.
IT IS gratlf)log to the proprietors of B. A. itshusatock'a
vermitue. to too that regular practitiorams make an ex
ception in favor of this Vertnitur, and nel only nor It In
proformas to their own preparations, hat glifire their volun
tary testimony In Iti favor. The following .v from a phy
sician of high character, now In Illinois, hrmsrly of Louis.
tans, and Is noted
8111RNIMTOWS, LL, Jiatie 4th, 1863.
Messrs. B. A. Ithnestock Q C.,. :
Olartsima-1 have used B. A. FahnestoctA Vermifuge
in the practice of medidne, in thl. and the Southern State.,
Ix the last ten years, and I can recommend It as the mall
doe for the purpose for which it wu Intended; bringing,
et one time, from a email girl, of say tan yeah of age, oaa
handrail and sereatylvine worms. As a druggist at Mime
neon..a, I here add a great quantity, and It as invariably
given satisfaction. In tact, It is the only worm medicine
now railedgp_r. 11. Snow, M. D.
Mir Preal and sold by
B. A. PAZINESTOCK k CO., •
au3 corner of First and Wood ets.
ALES, PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.
GW. SMITH respectfu ll y annountee to his numerous
s customer., and to the pubic generally, that he will
,mmenee brewing for the season both at PITTSBURGH
and WitELLIN°, about the FIRST UP AUGUST, and will
reaAy to fill order. for hh, ALES, to., ((except Kennett,
which will be reedy about ths VIM OF OOTUBKR,) about
the tenth of that month. „,
•
Sir The highest price paid for rood BARLEY, aspectlally
for that delivered early fa the meteor, aulhdemalei.at
NOTICE la hereby given to ail persons interested that
the viewers wilt meet aesording to adjournment at
the PERRY HOUSE, on FRIDAY, the 18th Umtata, at 2 o'•
cloak. P. IL, of said day, for the purpose. of their appoint.
meat, RODY PATTERSON,
TROMAB
0. L. MAGNA
JAMBS W. WOODWELI.,
R. R. MIDOWSN,
S. M. KUM Viewers.
UAL LAND FOR BALK—Nighty mom Coal and Lod,
on the Monongahela river, onwaxwth of • mile from
West Elisabeth, and utiolning the coal works of C.-I.lun
win. It will be offered at • bargain. Enquire of
'MONA'S WOODS.
MINERAL WATERS. A fresh supply of Congreee,
Bedford and Blue Lick Wa.er, regeived by
JO& PLINKING,
auk corner of the Diamond and Market greet.
lUD LIVER OIL-1 grass of Baker's pooh:tot:WI Liver
k OIL reed by [ea] JOB. FLEMING.
"-
eATIC OACDOUS—An moellentarticlerfor iz
A t 4
lug a parttime to the Meath, after smoking cm
Medicine. A supply reed by JO3. FLEMING,
aUS corner of the Diamond and Mutat etreets.
AX MATI.3IES-24,000 very fine W. Matebee.
' netted by [en3] JOB. FLEMING.
ARD— No.l, In tape, for Bale by
j 717 DINNRY IL COLLIN'S.
(1 CrilLIC CLUMNICY TOPS-300 of rorkors ritteros. for
j sale by Urn) " H. °HIM&
O
.
N the Maian Talley, .43 Acres of Coal land, neer
Mane:geld ;rt it is the key to Letting a t to market 3,000
agree of eoal, and is worth more than we aah f0r.14 - for the
coal alone. It lea bargain for any ono in the twistasow
Enquire of • THOMAS WOODS,
anldlw So. 76 Fourth et.
INdaliD bias received dad for ado ay
1-4 '47/7 EMU H.•OPLIZNIL
0/Iklmtaw
*E. easishrbem•••••llim• -"'""'"""
O RIBBLE'S tit to the Ganaset, wee abide
pro; is has boa ealoorti biroold Mei
tb thdr mien, Intel ottb the
mite owe mid style sit* *low to taloa Ode po•
irons ma tbo Daigle:4la hie stoidt It ow replete with U..
'mowed ttylee fee eoetiA Tests sodpoot goltable ibr the
At the residence of William Webb, Hey. THOMAS LAW
RI SME Paster of the Wylie Street Methodist Chinch, in
the 47th year of his aim
His Innen] will tau, plum vas worunwa, at 10 o ' ol o*
from the March, to Famed to the Methodist Graveyard, in
the Seventh Wart.
4 • • • .
Amerlowa Artists' Thairaa.
MILOANINRICLN Alintgir UNION would reipeettally
onnomme to the &isms of the United States sad the
Omegas, that for the yuppie of emitirethig a WWI ibr the
irs arts throughout the country, sad with the 1155 of
enabling may family to become pod of a gi1147 of
~BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF, T/3:11 AGE,
they ham determined, In order to create an einnaihns air
for their ingssinip, and thus not onlymbe staploymmt•
to a large number of artists arid elbow, but inspire NM*
our countrymen a tarts Ow Mots of art, to present to the
purchaser" of their evgraetago, when 1160,000 of them are
reed,
igiefele GLIM ON Till ACTUAL MT Of 0160,000.
Mach purensear of • see oast tummies, tbsrebre, re
wires not only an engraring tiehly worth the moray, but
elm a Whet whir& entitle litet 10 ma of the glint when
they are distributed. .
•
for MB DOLLARS, s highly gabled aegravting, beau
tifully polutid to oil, and Snip% dedirtsillill be mat
live dollar's worth of splendid esigreetege tan be *eat*,
from the isetelogue. • ' -
A copy of the catalogue, together with *Ansi of
or the sitirsoriagn ee Mae at the Wks of this paper.
For teen dotter lent, La augroing lablalap *orth that
sum, and a gift ticket, wB4 taunsdiamly be forwarded.
AGENIB:
The committee believing that lite owe= of thl. pest
national undettakhog will be atetethdly poinoted by tb.
ene gy end eateryebeer todelliput end ptomains/pen
bats robbed to that with such as the most liberal tame
Any tenon ahbing to beeches as agent, by bye
(poet paid.) $l, will reed. by rennet of nudlot dollat
engraving. • eft ticket, • prompsetas, • catalogue, and eh
other newsman , information.
un the final completion of these* the will be Avec.
In tb• bands of a conastittee of the p tre,aehs to be distri
buted, dam notice or maid, w il l be given sham:chola tbt
iltiltad Magee sad the Came
MT OF GIFTS:
100 Mud& Busts of Wmidsigtos,st - $lOO $lO,OOl
100 " " Casy, - - - 100 10,0ot
100 Weldon. 100 10,001
100 o Colbourn, - 100 - 10.001
50 e kr.2B Puked:um, to spieridid gilti 5.006
else 8:4 ft. sub,
100 eleienOß Paluidap, TO ft. lowly • 00 6,001-
00) Steel Piste groirsviner,britheutly
°red in oil, with gilt Mims MUM h.
cute seek.
. . 10 gem
10,000 elegant duel Plato IDgravinp, sod.
ored to oil, of du Mosidogieit Jfies
ument, 20226 Maim wok. - 4 Ain
237,000 Stool Pluto Pwrirriap, from 100
. &Sweat plater, nests poesemion •
of, end owned the Artlitegistkm,
of the market by
value of„ from 110 ets.
to $1 mob, • - - • apt ,
1 traretses Doeilkilrk l4l44 0kr.. 4 ,8ir0
York city, 12,000
22 Building lotsta 1110 and 101st sts, N.
Wm. S. Haven,
James D. Ma ry
alssaider
lobo goGarton,
Robert Gal way,
•lerandsr Reynolds, Arse
stroeg County,
Horatio N. Les, R.lttaruslng,
Hiram Stows, Beaver.
Tstabosibar • • for • ALUABLY EARN, situ
J. and mate Ohio river, to Reuses( mealy,
five naps below Wellsville, Emir Elias front Itanehteter
two alai a half mita above Now Cumberland, and Nes
Lexington Is on • part of the Yarns. It mutates 200 ACRE
OF FIRST LUTE LAND, 140 acres shred, under • Mgt
state of cultivation, and well tweed. There is 83 acres
bottom lead, of the test quality. It will be sold k. rer t h„
soy other farm on the Ohio river that has the same lot
provenurots. The Howie Is • large frame sad done . t ,
dories, and welt finistwd; • good Spring and Spring Hoe,
• joining. Cm the bromism it • largo Baru, with Rahn
underneath; • large Carriage Hman 2 Sheep IL toms,
Hog Pty, Corn CAN Poultry Howe, Wood Houma gawk.
House. and every thLog ohse that is necessary on a farm
There is • large Orchard on the fsrm,eontalolott 230 Aryl
Tow of the bed qiudity of winter fruit; alao,l or 8 neve
fain Spriggs, valets afford plenty of water Er all th
Add.. For (unbar informatka enquire of the 'subscribe,
on the premises. 4
antvate n GEORGE W. CHAPMAN
MMKI
a 4
Tillie tad Iffettoloon Maker,
240 Liberty of-, Nod of Wood.
DIM ..-
NEW AD
Y. 25x100 Ant dean at
100 Tills Bites, containing each 10,000 sq.
in the suburb" of New lock city.
and conunanding a wagedfleent view
of the Borneo Blear sod Long
Island MAW
Bound, at • - - KO
20 perpetual foam oll=rithouiSiOt int. or}
,of ssob. ;OW
00 0 " IN • 6,006
100 o 60 o
250 4.. r " ">n "
BLOW
Wennea in regard to the Baal Baton, P. J. Vsnrso. a
Co, Beal Estate Broker', Nos York. Colas, (post peak'
with money eneksed, to be addneloot -
A. W. HOLIBOOKB,
606 arredr.
Sir The Itagrarings in the onsiogoo sou g o od ) p i e
delivery.
=:==t
!tattoo to Teachers.
fillIIE EWA of School Directors of Robinson Dfistriet
1. meet at it.e house of Mr. SALM htlE&IiL Cat eh
miler oat on the Stenbenellte Tornpfka, on SATURDAY
the lath last, for the pampa. of aisrploying El• yen Teeth
ere, for the ore of sold district- Wagete—Males $25. F
make SM. By oriernf the Beam
siaterat. IL B. MARES, Secretary.
Li=t:C=
TIIE Superintendent of Allighenj minty vfll hold :
public examination of , Trein at the residence of Me
AMOS PIERCE, Jefferson township, on SATURDAY, 1211
Suoast. Itssenlnsiton beginning at 1 o'clock, P. M.
Hs will eh* lector during the mining at defiance
Chapel nut: .M.e
AGAUD.— Hereener I shall mei
ham, Oodey, Kidekvbseker, and Yeank LW ids
dies' Oaten. Imiaedlately upon their antral. at 20 came
per ropy, melds; oomeepdaa by aellineany of them be or
ow, or Dar lb mots. sod ebanging Wanda for all others. •
cmeby the elty poen mate of tbe dale" am dans. be
see
• felr end remouabie profit on - all. Should I sal
anng lase than out,l astan.to make spay late, ohm&
more on onnendog dm then the ItlVlbm poles.
The above are my Maw la future. flow sr I
nthuld they wen kw* rdlipvllerper /now tbs.
tbe mof Anon for lb mina. dea It mew s te
el.
log lase than con, IMa of Badmen of that kind don'
pay. um. a LAU/VER,
sea{ 07 Wood street
Lin* K I..holdito tiOZMITX ur rwatutioa,
Allemet.
K.nlakerborkrr Stagosiam,for Arprost...
Tierra, for Anima; pries Weems.
litoltlie Theiteicel hpirestiwohip, with Mastro
time by Ailey; LO mate.
• Qoarter Hare in Keedirky. sod ethic Stories: by W. 7
porter, of the New York Spirit of the Ti.; with Illostre
tkuie ; LO cents
raMIEI
Bo many very good and new books hays beat gebliskow
laudy that It is well worth while to call sad look at them
Snell books as fashion and Famine, the Came of tattoo
Lamplighter, Thoughts mad %%lap: by Eats Bonin.
H. NAMk 00.,
and No. 33 Bosbkarld stmt.
WATONDS AND JDWALB.Y.—Weari aL kind
or Watches sad Jewelry at ma& lower pass thm
is usually obtalned tandems thmtontan may &peed 0.
getting goods at my estadishimmt at leant as low, and gen
really lower, than the mark marksla. dll goods wet
ranted.
Miser Ware, =snuffed:need at lay own waifs, ha Oakland
Jewelry resaufeetured to :der, and wetly
Walsh rat:strips done se beretelbre, is the rs =anowt
and war - anted.
Military Goods, of all finds, at esidarn
W. IVVILBON,
any 67 Market street, some of Itamtk.
ANDLISILIT STRXEr PROPAIITT LIALB—Pert:
0 hot boat ea Sandinig street, Ane&w, by . 83 deal
', G. alley, will 2 bekk bonne on bentlq One, au.
a trams boar on the ally. Tb. earner -bran eentaina r
ball, 2.. morn .k. bmement. 'The next anew contain ,
a hall and bar mow, °War, oven, !lei and tam
apply to & 303,,
.04 Beal Mate: Agents, Ito Tided street.
I==lC=
JUST KW
Faekkros, ibr August..
Knickerbocker Magazine, fer Anew.
nankicto lielf-Yearly Abstract of Medical SCIIMOOL
Gleason' Pictorial An ter week, nativist and tar sale
W. A. 011011111111NZT 100.,
ant No. 7$ Fourth 'met.
ARTHIIRS, RODGERS & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
CORNER OP POURTN AND SEILEIPLIED RTES=
auliSm Pinabar 1, Pa.
'llan OHL • TRUE AND LIVER po •
i. pared by It. B. SELLERS.
Imams, lade, Karel 1863.
I tel it a defy that I awe to My Islimosalhmes, to state
that I have eneed greet. relief Irma the ass of Sellers'
Liver PBI.. I have suffered severely with the Liver OM.
plaint toe several yeers—ar math sm, that both myself sea
friends, have thought Wall could not survive bat a abort
time. Moth money bad been expanded La the endaevor
procure relief from the ptiyakdana, Ind ad In vain. Ai •
last resort, upon the rreo ounsodstion of 'go boother. I pro
eared muse of Sellers' Liver MAAS your Mum, arid I found
greet relief tram their ask and ta the continued use et
them since, I have ahnord entirely tee.veredop health. .
Halm"
I amthe huabluvi of Ilidinalt Colapdon• I dank Wier .
pills• superior medidne, and I believe th 4 they Were the
means of axing my wife's ilfd Jams 1411MPRON.
ro the Publth—The original, only tens and gasubse Liver
pith are prepared by IL E. &Alas, and have his name in
Mark wax open the MI of mod box, and big *pasture on
the outside wrapper ; all ethers an emorterlidt, and base
imitations. R. IL SELLERS k CO, Proprietors.
Lad for sale by &ranked generally. aua
Jig QUARRYMEN SHIMS' AND RAILROAD OON.
I 'PHANTOM, SPECULATORS, MICHMAXIMS, AND
OTHEM=Arire - montudty - Is um awed to manse
those valuable Blocks of Belkdos PRO, &wend Is the Mb'
Ward, city of Pittateugh, seer Peasayiusile;Aveaue, late
property of David Greer, Awed. Part Chalets aktainfus
the twat quality of day, salable,* brkdoneking ; Wu, u.
but bulking stone Is Use oostatry, which, who qua n i s d;
bvlutv the lots to the mishit eSkfltru; Meo, • Humber of
b u ildi ng I....aagesat to Ptuagtveais Avenue,
suitable for private rethleaces. WM Meow by ceder er
OrDbaus Court, rubes, ao mat ELLTIM
DAY, August, sth, at 2 P.
Terms made Hamra tbe = Th D al& •
GRZER,I
SOPHIA GREER. j4dinfs* •
t==MM3=a
sutessibse oilers for We his entire stock of aro
'. perim, with good wtil of the =mos, lease of house, he.
Inquire of
eutdet• No. 10 Ithirthesid Street
CuiaituuTTX BLURB, No lgt Wood street, has just re•
calved the kalsortag !TAW llIIIELC:—A. Boni from the
Weed; I7n Going These; Battu& Pervinal Wags, Bellak;
Brother Jonathan's Ma k; Hun of Devettoe,e. collocates
of sacred soundise, anaagol 1a nuy stile In saute at ode
by Grote; Wig Tiollll2l, Walla; The Cliyanltan,
eau ; hank! Werth, Bawer; &Sualkorir Grand Welts
rye Ban Banda* groan), Drente; eddy, rs Arm
Winn, Wallace; Iled•Cep Bthottich, Globs; ftßfrow the
Open, Bellek—silly anonned zed loparal ter hygiene;
Jordan Polka, nu ; Mann laved, pun Wilhelm Yobs;
Parkinson's Genius Polka, Kersase; Paler lltunesks,
die; To Meet eon. Toss; Dylop Words of YittiMay;
Tans is Darkness on the Monatein, Wallow; The Mathis's
Smile; Early Damn, en beautinel sesiodles In mull
bands, by Mtn. Also, a good esketion al' Other Mu*
Bongs, Polku, Waltans,Wates, he. an sal
"Lal,oB-126 ht bbls Whim Shah;
r 19 Ws do;
84 ht bbis Vont;
11 bbl do;
10 ht NIL Ilateral; Ibraa
17 17 CIOMBIL
.111=22:
Jimas aza Kamm
BOW NA Plafillattli.....4loll I 011001kd Thr.:-...... .---114
Private Boon, lams..-11100 Bewas be eol , wwd iwigiallem
Mists bous, soull--.. boXl
liir. Pima& anialing as will In absrpli 1.104•0fil
the canniest& 41
- •
at ar Doors open at o'.
o'clock.
Jar riot r!riad r iad .ons.ot mem stAxwaer.icerou
suii sic= irr aura
sir ziwigosot of .
161 r- Thb ETH" t o =; 441-I,ti rsalt
avainexafflithl4l•.__
- SOI,BAI -‘l" lr litir4 h ala e lT 4- :
Giudivits Cianbelikalr--,,---Mr. a.=
.....aghts Minim
Irbh Waitlegrara sad ri. EL A *yea
To be %timed by the NMI U reanstkpaatlett
A. YONG
Taoottto.Dones..—...--....1118•11•1io Tt. Clair.
To cootiodo with lonoitotbls Patoief -
KIDDY itel/OBJL
liany Maitaret liftelsoll.
TVIVICLIr.III T &BIS PRACTIGKS
L. Y.CLARIL
BILL POSTER. AND DIBTRIBEPTER,
, +111:1111: , 1t0 0 1
1.4. asannaceisolus sy ItuiLittelagesph, or Brno
Ametioy Adana t OR.'. 1: sal ases
Baer a this rake, tbilkidaiist *We Stoma.
- 4 4, 41= 1. bittMity4GEatn
4• r Alb MALL, ( benately %lamb taH,) anal,
Wow amain d , n _ fie Par Hes libettralr,
Joacerta, Alek Caw. uta att
lax darn Bend can be in .Wein st all •iih y
applying tee WK. FILANK CARGO, la tin *prat
Navarra* avow ailt.lll.oarp4 Och.lourett, eneet t or • t
the Hall.
RE Proprietor of the 12iDlahltdot HOlakeorreirt of
7111! sod asernoilas Streets, wither bo aspire
of the lease, gad•v4l,ll:tares atd atm& of boogie wow hi
the boon.. On listorwreoseha of, all articles raviolis to
earry-as• wellarted Itoteureet.• gee eea
weterhstorwa. She-boar It doing a goad b' turd
would oar be pallid with to the weer only dials . dug to
!tom the cit y'.. , (jythlw,l ANN J. .1114116411.
OUD ruut , A* tall, of 48 ams, with asowillerwr
klf
be, d 4 roosts and cellar, set Boot port*. a good
win brow!, with double Iwo and etableOregoa abed,
awn cribs ao44 , taxtganieta Vol orchard; with abwarlawas
of apple!, peon, pewees, to. h) wares twindtivruke, end
oilman thoter.a &owl roil awl a sew him thaw a miles
from likErwoort„ near tbe Toogbiogtormy river. .Ifritte
500. Terms slooth bad, babroee moo.. two and three
lean.' " CUTHBERT a lON.
.7XTI:3 7 I<F3=m I
OSPEARS COURT SALK OratUILDI2IB LOTS—late
the PlatinnyarDavii Omer, deemed-radlosted la the
adighth Weald ad this eky—troothagen Fleasybanis en..
eee, peahen attest, LeadiA,treei, Tietray. adreat, Bled
*net, aadheaseeeteeeh-rDlilbelontasiedos theyreabes,
an SATURDAY, the ML day or" Angela, it Stfaioek. P.
Fermi to .44dosusodele yersheeera. Perdenalera made
kming sheath IDMOND 01111=.1".„
auktal
unrrmecs clout VOA aiIItPZEL. I •
r r dwd Harr reallagasthmt be August; peke 16 arts.
far mak by
H. lutara t in, 82area.
Ly.A.KPEIed htAiJAZILTZ for August Jost neeivad mot
far sole at
. - Pin KLBURZIt'II Litersry Depot,
sal : -Fifth at ,opposite the Theatre.
rerssaa • it a Oro* a Glair. Baas*
Ato
GOOD. be (l prkl; is • LASS 1114
to
mks charge of sad mentor ► well arabed ems Gar
il7Elith ha Baltimore atty. Poor and apply rat thaw mho
Pr• rarrerlytkarbio Mama& or to ettatarter. stray
todorrry, /to. **kat:loos
of tead to bo mode
an la tie Coasting Roan the "DAILY MOEN
LNG POST. or on loam odarrised(poot laid) to "1 P. 1."
rill Tomb* 'sportful ottartion. _
1000 11.0114
ELY.I9). . • • • • 99%4
Gem, or Puttaroes'9l9culias, ,
any- imer 9:9dt pub
ao, mat will bride* rum di 9) per creet,„.9. solreit Mop
does for 40 mato par copy, pito. the 211.9 of the mouth
rbelr issue. 'l36.lli'L. B. LAVE/XS,
ITU 7' Wood otroot.
IiAA.P.—A. A. liatOpt,a -OR afar an
;tAige &mama. &nada sad Mastitis. jalltreenrsebund
prim.•
1731
HALE wild my interest In the business of Low, IdUltr
8- A. Long, who, with John Phllllpt, will eon
-Isms at the old stand, Po. 109 Front straaLl cordially
woimmend the new arm to the outrun:we of tePrieudA
Pittsburgh, July 22, 1834. P. H.
Bc.t AND BitUS FOUNDKNS, AND DAN 'MUMS,
Invite attention to their Elea Of Chandelle* itrackets,
..endants, anti other fixture. ' Ws tit up hours alth Gas
..aiL Wow, ma. Brar.QsasasySerall3fees ta order, fur
-
\ tuition Adel constan dsh Railroad romps tly hand
and - TaLk. fitti,gs, and keep
but
on . • And
uscription of Dry Goals bow ashler at from y.
ci to m,loso than usual at A. A- MASON itlX).'B.,
CITTRE AVENUE lAOfS, SOS t‘Alll,-1t valuable
ILIIng Lots, obeli 20 feet front on Centre Avenue,
gear Vluareavet, by IDndeop to on allay., Also, Mr lobo,
'act id' *et front by 74 deep. • Yor prla and tams apply
P. ORR WREST A SON,
'Real Mate Agents, 140"Tbdrd street.
rlol7lilt..—bo bap prime Rio, =railed this Asir and for
U . is& t . DOI] WCU U.Ksx, REASON I IX).
LIOCILDISKS-8 tasks Bacon Rbooldere,ior IWO
is3l IPOLIIRKAN, 11.111 MON
N y~ ~ ~~~
— roes AND )101.A.5.S •
- 50tbla 711
40 EngarEtoass lislassea; Diesile by
3.T31 - NrCLUILICAPI, HEIDI= t 00.
4A.0-1v xxipt tio. / Laza, lot We by
1 ,1 Jl9l WeLITIMAN, HEWN k OD.
SA/ 4
, T 3l -19* bblo No. /SW Hrvs& •
" " '.^
50 W. R.Cbesse. er mello by . •
APOLIMIC AN. 8311&&00 &
14 ACKNISAL-15 bbl hags NtL 3, kw who by -
JJI jyal M'CLURICAL HiREON CCL
WBAOOO-10 kelp etc TiristiGentudsk Toloupooo band
sod for sale by 1)31] J. A. B A - OD.
111 bTA.BD— mama empstly of thistaimbra
w e- 00.
OFF/Ca FilattLlVlLE—For ale kw, oil Ulan: lungs
lnst Safe; 1-pouble Desk, a sap. artleie; 1 Letter
.se, to. [kW] .1- A. EICIINIOXIIi t CO.
r - Jruie reiras,:ce every variety of ealar,caosearly au
hand and in ails -
101 • - J. A. 'microvolt a co.
H. IA A. O. DIINCAIII, _
UTECOLZNALS GAZONRei, sad Dedius 3a Prodo9), For.
TV okra Inns sad LbquerA Old 2199ongattelat sad Bo
Bsd W 99.92. No. 291 Lastly at., Pl Pa jy2sky
itt+AZINES IVLL AklXitrzT.
Putassi's3l4 Ex Aurmit
,Glathais's
°adore Lady's Bradt,
Yankee Marlon;
Art Journal, /Dr July.
Glesnou'm Pictorial, aad all Um eastersrlittaary papers for
work, bare boon readved at • -
SAUL %UDDER'S Lltiaarrltapat,
ir 29 Fifth nava, opposite no Theatre.
•" LIAVI:I3 COT AND EDGItn TRIMMXIL—Ior the
1. convenience of the matters of Putnam, Hammond the
Ana Mageshom, Rumen At Bro. aft hereafter fume the
mama and rigs trimmed— itentembec,st •
Russigue, Ithit ' atratt,•
.172 0 near corner of Market-
,UTJAAM 10k ADOUBT, (leans out openJ jest resolved
de RMISICLUV, Mk street,
Jyze , war censer of Market-
ounint ..AllArbin Tad IlaltonVlD,-1 nave And is
I: alined a anal lot at theadebramd lT gee Chop Oolong
tea. Inds la an exceedingly tntipant Bleak 2111, of s wary
telieate ,jammunine flavor, and se blgldy gened in Chilli
Eat but dads oSlt L brought Io aounny-11 bt thews
unapeetag the Wade Ispanadaa thta Pefitllk, Thais wba
+ab a mitt flue ankle an laving Waive ft atilaiL
W. 1101310102.
BA/SdAlf.B. Yr • ere noir analog war poweet4en of
fine Watches, ricb end tuhloneow Gold Jew , Avis
10 to - lb per cent below former prices, end at knit lib pet
at lower than We awe quelltzr of geode own be obtained
brat say etber.piatrlblument sett of the stellataba. All
we &Alas larateinpatiscm,And we itie RCM tad trill to
toorlasatot the toot by calliag at it lalszkv. stmt.
.1120 . - HOOD'S.
Potaciag 'as gg Mao Loa.
Miinthatellbet tiro Jim mono a posse Ow a new and
vallable =Wu% toe the use ot those mapavd in the
.manuthettere of ENGIND AND ME= HMI. it is
at.. In Di mootrostion, and Its maskinmy is m jadlebasly
erramged that am =ma ossi, with sem, polkas ea ninth
oboe sith In two *Mates ma ao upset mottoes mold
tbioinder the old system, in - one hoar, and tact, too, vial
mows wiewriCY. With - bat little lostroctkot a boy can work
it It took the primilam at the lest State Path end
invomme was smudged a Model and Diplome.
• The peoleietav tna no ismhation to reeenstmond It to the
trade as one et the most Tellable laborsaving machines
ever altered to time enamel in the line of imminent for
which it i• Inteodek It b may neeseemy for those who
may doubt, to wade it to operation to be convinced,
• The isibscsibmib now preptsed to sell Antis Machines,
or the right of masinfactortng and sandhog it to othm this
end mantle& to further pat:kola= s4asesit
jy26 JOHN it. HAGUE, Plisehavah, pa.
Mb 11 al/MOW IiIkSAT WOKS.— and
Ismins: by Ann S &mama; annplon• t 3 sdnms;
.plit•
Faabkobable Dbnipatlon: by Mitts V. 7untr; 110 ands.
tot ado by IL MINIM- A.OD ,
, jrlb • No II Eliabillakt west.
a> 1./1.11. 1.141 . 82A4111.1,114".—ti111.24021, 01 . Y/C4132 . 0
- of Liam •
broduitib. Moab Mts.: by 41. Hobits • -
, Twenty Yew in lb Plattpploott by PaolDelotblizookris.
• Lestbor Moab* sod or. 11insorJobn Covers. at
Mr
Ms TiOti: story of
I Clam: by Mods l e ve r ; littk supply.
Dcstd only Abroad; sixth supply. •
• firsbabsts Ms
ter August—
Potocloolt- "
Daisy's Lutes Book, "
Just received sad fbr ode t 7
W. A. fiIIDENSSITNICY it OD.,
Iva • No. 75 Fourth street
i i itAtraills stergAZIAP, Ythi Atrittled% - • -
kX Hourebold Words. . •
Agatha Bea or Pesolly Pride. . • .
13endwich Islands Nobler by A. Nerds Poo Wet
. H. MINIM &
SYS No at dedthlleld Mimi.
A nantiA/N AT A1.14..7211k.—Wi1l be wad k am blibint
gtdoclaz, on the parsotass, that spleatht boom or. Mr. S.
Gaston, at 4 °Wort, P. AL, co Saturday ma, 29M1 tart.
Don't MI
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end, if you ash a btrHaaOtMa
A sa S d MODS `
Mat T
Fourth Must.
lc -OWN Ulf: OttlintltY.—in Town-50 Inalldlosl , 43 tor
saln now the Oster Depot, Alleghent, at OS: each.
n tho Conatry—asegootectio .C 6,10, 15, or 100 sexes or
good land, Indisputable dole, Owen* ottostine, *4 $5 an
wee. Tunas ow. a 011MISIST a BON,
475/3 140 Third *reel.
Q.ILKI-ArthUd.t. 16.1.1..13.—A. e..ldlMhY a W. mai dn.,
0 out their start limilery and Glom at one-third IMO
than isanat prima. Lyht
AA. MASON A OA have marked dean. ad l a lbw
, Franck' Chintsas, moms as kair as 1214 ...au" worth
26 east. 1,26
kni4...1114=0.1111, 11881:44. Ltti
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