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MONDAY MORNING
a _o_ 101 1 ,
VILLII eMwf"BIGLER.
FOR JTISTICR OW TRH BUM = COURT,
JEREMIAH S. BLACK,
07 WNW= CCATIVIT.
YOB °VIAL OOMMUSIONXR,
HENRY S. MOTT
-1111011.311N0 POST JOB OFFICIO •
We would ULU . the attention of MERCHANTS AND
TITISIMSSS MEN to the fezt that we hail, jolt received
from Philadelphia a nnmber of fonts of new Job Type, and
are now prepared to fill orders for Carla; Circulars, Bill
Heads, Pap•r Rooks, Posters, and Programmes , for outdid.
Mona All orders will be promptly filled.
It is said that the, price asked for - Russian
America is six Million dollars. It can be bought
cheaper than that.
We are indebted to Adam. & Co.'s Express for
Lonisvilletapers of Friday morning--only thirty
slalom" ilk The express Is a great ifinstitn-
HA," . • ,
A 'letter has been tectived at fioston front
Marseille,' dated Jilt , 19th. The cholera was
raging tearfully.. About eighty thousand people
bad left the pity. The deaths averaged DUD
• inindred and sixty daily.
The Washington Union 'of Friday morning
contains the official announcement of the ap
giolittnient of Robert B. Campbell, of Texas, as
Consul to London, and Roger Barton, of Miss.,
Consul to Havana.'
Chicago papers of Monday last mention tbe
Aeatit of S. - Lisle Smith, one of the most elit
quent Whig orators in the West, who has resided
ID that city far sixteen years. . He *as about
"forty yeses of 'age, and Is a son of Sarni. F.
fiinith, of Philadelphia.
It ie said that John Van Buren's Mistimes in
.England-islo attend, as a voluntary delegate,
th i p.i . ..boilhOn Convention at Manchester, Eng.- .
g oa di, - liii,,boym it is not true. That there is an
.sethinee b e tweg English and American Aboli
tionists we do not dont't ; but we think "the
Peirce " would take no part In e;leh an, infamous
edlianoe.
OUR SILLY.
We have a good supply of our Weekly paper
for sale at the counting room. It contains a full
account of the Groytown affair, foreign news,
and other matters of tumsual interest. We
think it the best number we have issued, and
hope it will be generally read.
The Gasetee, of Saturday, lekids off with apret
ti severe, and an apparently sincere denunciation
of the Know Nothings. He thinks " they may
mean well at first," but then the principle of the
thing is dangerous ; and, above all, the con
solutions editor of the Gazette is afraid that
they - will get some disappointed whig politicians
amongst them, who will prevent their voting for
Pollock. There is where the shoe pinches. We
would not wonder if the. Gazette wu right for
once.
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The Gaulle next " renews the call" on Rer.
Chambers about that "secret letter .of the Gov
snot's." What will be done about it, we don' •
know; but we rather expect the Gaieltes "call'
will turn out like Gleuciower's call, on the spirits
The editor of the Gazette next advises some of
his neighbors to go to Bedford Springs. We
suppose be wants to starve them awhile on
"mountain mutton." That is skeepith.
The Gazette, too, is a good deal concerned
about the time of Mr- Ritchie's arrival. We would
'ingest a, public, meeting, and appoint a com
mittee to go on East and see about It. Perhaps
Mr. Ritchie has gone down to Pensacola to have
• duel with Captain Hollins. If he kills the
Captain, the whige will run him for President.
The mind of the editor of the Gazette is next
terribly exercised .on the subject of the receipts
from the,nublie works. According to his
cyphering there is a deficiently somewhere, and
he is a little suspicious that the money is going
to be used for electioneering purposes. Bravo !
what a brilliant discovery I Did that editor ever
read the story of " Little Jack Horner, who eat
In the corner 'l'
The editor of the Gazelle next spreads him
self on the subjeet of Governor Bigler's raking
the stomp. He seems to be uncertain what he
ought to say on the subject. He first "stumps"
the Governor to take the stump, and then says
he ought to stay at home and attend to the pub.
lie business. So he is determined to plane the
Governor in the wrong either wag. Isn't the
deacon sharp!
to The editor closed hie Friday labors by ex
pressing astonishment at the brief time in which
he received Louisville papers. Railroad speed
icon old fogies.
The Pittsburgh Journal says there are a
/km slava in the Island of Cuba. It is no mat
lerabont the truth. The main thing is to ware
the abolitionists, and deceive the people. Pica
. 14 Moak/.
The Journal says President Pierce Is going to
cheat Spain. He cannot see exactly how, but
hefeels quite sure such a design exists. A greet
diecovery, that.
.:.The Journal seems to be in favor of the Re
ciprocity treaty lately concluded between Eng
land and her American colonies and the United
States. The New York Tribune is violently op
posed 'to it. Whioh is right? The "Journal
lean" must have made a blunder. ,That treaty
we t s negotiated by a democratic administration,
*id all whig papers should oppose it furiously ;
'denounce it as a " fraud," and " a disgraceful
and ruinous lorsofooo trick ;" a grand scheme
of villainy designed to promote the extension of
Slavery." That is the way for the whigs to talk,
neighbor, about democratic measures.
. The Journal next appears to, be Seriously
alarmed lest the next Pope should be a Bona
parte.
~ T hew, the " Journal man" has got a newbook,
all about medicine; and he is so delighted. 'with
it that he gives it a notice of nearly half a col
umn; not all his own writing however ; and for
odes he has need quotation marks in his edi-
Wiriest
Then, the same editor seeme to be apprehen
sive that the Hon. David Ritchie will not arrive
at home before the let of September. That an
nouneement will produce I. sensation here, " we
reckon."
If the friends of the Ohio and Mississippi river
.bssproyement will get up a separate bill for that
;impose alone, we presume it would find trim*
',dough to - oarry it through, and that the exeou
die would give It hie approval.
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Contents of Saturdors 0
Contests of Saturday's Journal
Then, the same editor complain that the
Musick refuses to take a bet ,with him of •
spelling book. We know the reason of the re
tusaL It is because the "Journal man" never
pays his beta when he loses. Be bet $6O with
.us that there would be no general war in En
rep*. He lost, and refuses to pay. There.
glir It is reported that the President hes
vetoed the River and Harbor bill. Reasonable
stew expected nothing else. Bush a bill of waste
ful eitravaganee could meet no other fate. The
billtiocompliehed its purpose. It enabled almost
all the members to vote formoney to bb expend
ed litheir own districts; and thetfthele)tgonsi-
NA, of preventing such s." waste of Mozikis
thrown on the executive. hse the tiourgo
lisidlirmness to do his duty.
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THE, DIFFICRENOID
When - General - Scutt Ira -bombarding the City
'of Vera Cml, the foreign consuls in the city,
seeing the great destruction of lives, not only of
men, but et-women and children,' sent a Jet
w ritte n fatientlialser.„General, tenying him to
allow the women enrobridren tklitaie the city,
and thus save thefelTest Thi - matter: was en
tirely with Genera., Booih He acted upon Lle
own disofefina, a6tlwttbsut ociaro; 'yid he-re-.
the iequest. Otte — Stella flew thick and
fast, and women and children, who had commit
ted no crime against us, perished. Bach is war;
and such was General Scott's decision. The
Whigs afterwards run him for President ; and
lauded him to the skies as " the greatest of liv
ing warriors. When three or four hundred negtoea and In
dians at Greytown have plundered and destroyed
the property of American citizens, have fired on
our ships, and mobbed and imprisoned our em
bassador, Commander Hollins is sent down with
a ship of war to demand and compel reparation
and apolOgy. Both are refused, and more de
predations are threatened. The vagabonds are
then allowed full time to leave with their effects,
and then their palm-leaf covered houses are de
stroyed. Not one life is destroyed, nor one
man, woman or child injured. rat the 'Whig
presses all over the land are denouncing the act
of Captain Hollins aa cruel and barbarous.
Why this Whig difference?
Why is the man, who decreed that the women
and children should perish with the men and the
houses, and churches, made their candidate for
the presidency; while the, other public officer,
who showed the most careful regard for human
life, and discharged his duty with all the hu
manity that duty allowed, is denounced as a bar
barian?
Every !tensible person know. the reason 0
the contrast. It is all humbug. Every event
is seized upon for the purpose of making politi
cal capital. Every effort le made to deceive the
people in regard to every event that occurs un
der Democratio rule. The most extravagant
language of• denunciation Is employed ! and the
meet Unscrupulous falsehoods uttered. And all
this is done not to instruct, bet to deceive their
readers, in the vain hope to overthrow the party
under whose limpet oonstantirule this country
has grown, and thriven and prospered beyond
all other nations. The Whigs ought to be grate
ful for this effete at Greytown. Their old hum
bugs were all worn out and exploded, and this
gives them. a chance to manufacture a new one.
It will soon explode, however, like the rest.
Ffsw Yoat Huanuo.—The recent tragedy
at the St. Nicholas liar retninded us of an edito
rial that appeared in the New York Herald less
than a fortnight ago. 'That-veracious journal
had a long-deseription of this "model hotel," In
which it was particularly impressed with the
admirable police arrangemeits. It then stated
"there was a regular darand night police at
the Bt. Nicholas, the member* of which contieu
ally patrol the House, reporting regularly every
hour to their chief." If this was the case, we
would respectfully ask how does it come a
drunken man (Dr. a. Graham) was allowed
to create a disturbance, of more than a half sa ,
hour's duration, by ringing ,the hall-bell, ko„
without attracting the attention of any of the
members of this admirable police How does
it come this man was allowed to carry on in
such a manner as to disturb the peace and quiet
of the guests, and afterwards commit a murder
—forinurder it was, in the fullest sense of the
term—without attracting the attention of any of
the attaches of this modekestabliehment The
truth is the Bt. Nicholas is a great New York
institution, and consequently, a great humbug.
Appointments by the President,
By and wish the advice and coneent of the Senate
James Tilton, of Indiana, to be enrveyor-gen
eral of the United States for the Territory of
Washington.
John Calhoun, of Illinois, to be surveyor-gen
eral of the United States for the Territories of
Nebraska and Kansas.
William Pelham, of Texas, to be surveyor
general of the United Statesfor the Territory of
New Mexico.
George P. Stiles, to be an associate jnstioe of
the Supreme Court for the Territoryof Utah, in
the place of John U. H. Underwood, declined.
Ratsben H. Gibson, of Ohio, to be receiver of
public, moneys at Defiance, Ohio, vice William
Sheffield, removed.
Ralph Wilcox, of Oregon, to be register of the
land office for the Territory of Orison.
James Guthrie, jr., of Oregon, 'to be receiver
of public moneys for the Territory of Oregon.
Diathich Upman; of Wisconsin, to be register
of the land office for the Minona land district,
in the Territory of Minnesota.
Lorenzo D. Smith, of Minnesota, to be receiver
of publics moneys for the Minona land district,
in the Territory of Minnesota.
William Phelps, of Michigan, to be register of
the land office for the Redwing land district, in
the Territory of Minnesete.
Christopher Graham, of Indiana, to be receiver
of poblio moneys for the Redwing land district,
in the Territory of Minnesota.
H. C. Moseley, of Washington Territory, to be
register of the land office for said Territory.
Elias Ynlee, of Ohio, to be receiver of public
moneys for the land office for Washington Terri
tory.
The prohibitory liquor law went into effect in
Connecticut on Friday •
Captain Lovett, of the olippelithip White
Swallow, from Philadelphia for Boston, died of
cholera on board of the ship on Thursday.
A youngster, on coming home from his first
term at a boarding school, being asked what he
had been fed on, replied, "multiplication tables
hashed, and stewed substraetion. '
W. Johnson has been arrested at New Orleans,
charged with stealing, from Miss Kate Smith her
bowie knife. What business has Miss Kate with
a bowie knife?
Oen. Spangler committed suicide on Tuesday,
in Williamsburg, N. Y., by blowing out his
brains, just after eating a hearty supper. This
should be a dreadful warning to dyspeptics.
An American Tagßoni ie annonnoed in a Mlii
Baker, of Louisville.' She is but thirteen years
of age and is about to Mart on a tour to Califor
nia, with her mother.
James Spriggs, a much respected cleisen of
Washington, Pa., was thrown out of his wagon
while returning home, and so severely injured
that his life is despaired of.
The Common Council of Detroit have passed
• resolution forbidding the sale in the City Mar -
ket, for the present, of cabbage, cucumbers, let
tuce, green corn, green fruit, fresh pork, veal
and fish.
The pity of Boston wants two thousand tons
of coal for the public schools, and cannot get it.
It advertised a few days ago for proposals, and
did not get a single answer., The supply in Bos
ton is short.
It haring been reported that some leading
man in Illinois, was victimized to the tune of
$26,000 by Sohuyler'e frauds ; a Springfield pa
per assumed It was Gov. Matteson. That gen
tleman, however, has denied the soft Impeach•
ment in toto.
RIZABSABLE MOSTALITS Is ILLINOIS.—The
Galena Jeifersonian, of the 29th ult., has the fol
lowing -
On Tuesday last a stage driver, in the employ
M. O. Walker, died at Warren, of cholera; on
the same day another driver died of the Buie
disease, at the station kteen miles cut of this
city, onedied at the City Hotel, and one at the
Bradley House in this pity. The wife of the
station keeper, Mr. Charles Lamar, one child
and two servant girls, also died of the same die
ease about the same time. When the eastern
stage arrived hers on Tuesday afternoon, the
passengers reported that the five persons were
lying se the station house unburied. Mr. Lamar
we regret to learn, at the time was &busk in
Chicago, and he returns only to find his whole
.family destroyed. Dr. Ladd, the attending phy
sician, has also died. In relation to the drivers,
we hear that, they had for some days been affect
ed with the premonitory symptoms of the die
eue. One of the two, who died at the Bradley
House, indulged in a heaity dinner on the day of
his death, the prlncipalitem in which was green
corn.
iNPOILTART TO TEC trSWASHID.-A remarka
ble fact is recorded in a late Paris paper to the
effect that out of upwards of 16,000 persons,
subscribers kto the public baths of Paris, Bor
deaux and Marseilles, and who were in the daily
habit of bathing, only two eases of cholas have
warred.
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Natters of Foreign Gossip.
GOdeitilewhobss. lately- published some
of his experiences of London homes, tells that
when visiting one miserable room, he by chance
°paled' the cupboard, and was startled to find
ntit*one of its shelves, shut up with the bread '
and *it teapot, the uncoffined, body of a. , thilite
The litthitimbs were decently disposed, nd
fired with a cloth, and on a shelf shove—as thly
put over a peer hie coronet; or a warrior his
area—there was the little heose-fairy's cracked
mug. 'kith its golden label, " Mary Anne." Elhd
lay
. there till her co ffi n could be earned. Not
many weeks before, the mother of that household
had perished, and had been kept in the room
for a fortnight, the work room, eating and sleep
ing room of the widower, and of a family of
children.
Holidays at Constantinople fall on nearly all
days of the week. Friday is the holiday of the
Turks Saturday is the holiday of the Jews,
and Sunday is the holiday of Christians; be
sides these, there are Greek, Armenian, Catho
lic and Hebrew holidays of many kinds; and be
the holiday-keeper Greek, Armenian, Turk or
Jots, the chances are three to one that be comes
out to enjoy himself upon the Groat Field of the
Dead. The Field of the Dead is a vast plain,
fall of poplars, cypresses, tombs, coffee-shops,
sherbet stalls, and tents of story-tellers. The
tents and stalls spring up and disappear from
one hour to another—established, perhaps, under
the shade of a tree or m,pnument, or perhaps
taking a commanding position on the top of a
large tomb.
Three men were tried by the Paris Tribunal
of Police for dog and oat stealing. They were
oaught by the police with a bag containing nine
dogs and as many cats, and the men avowed that
their onlytnode of living was cat and dog steal
ing, by means of which they were enabled to
obtain about fifty of these animals per day.
They had, they declared, a yard and shed in the
neighborhood of the Rue Moufftard, where they
turned their booty to account. The skins they
Itld to the furriers, the flesh was boiled down
f . the sake of the fat, and the bones were con
e ed partly into glue and partly into animal
o coal.
Mr. Manning, we learn from proVincial news
papers; who some time ago, experimented so
successfully in Glasgow in the deodorising of
sewerage, has been making similar experiments,
on a much more expensive scale, in Stirling. At
this town he operated on an old mill dam, contain
ing 86,500 gallons, and in the space of twenty
minutes the whole of it was rendered perfectly
pure and tasteless, by means of the chemical
agent which he employed. .
Mr. Simon said, at a meeting a few days tilto,
of the Society of Arts, that it was • notorious
fact, that the great amothit of blindness among
compositors arose from the want of chimnies to
their lamps. Such a statement seemed to be to
tally inconsistent with an age of civilization.
That simple remedy should be published far and
wide, and when once clearly known, compoeitors
would no longer tolerate the old system.
We have been reminded, while reading Hard
Times, of a story of Morgan, the great calcula
tor of lives. Some one was Baying before him
that he had lost so many friends (mentioning
the number,) in & certain space of time, upon
Which Morgan, coolly taking down a book from
his office shelf, and looking into it, said, -. So
you ought, sir, and three more."
Plumb remarks at the opening of the Crystal
Palace, the Queen took the opportunity of aim
ing a tremendous blow at the infinitesimal bon
net mania, for her Majesty wears areal and sen
sible bonnet, while many of her subjects wear •
crown, nail nothing but a crown, as a substitute.
A new Ballet af the Grand Opera, Paris, .is
founded on a curious tale of mesmerism, under
the operation of which the heroine, though In
love with another, is made to appear, while an
der the mestnerie trance, in love with a man
whom, waking, she detests.
Coffee is now regularly served to the French
soldiers when In active service or in camp; and
new hay and oats are no longer prohibited to the
horses of the army, recent scientific examine
tioo having exploded the idea of their being in
jurious.
The grents bitting, Russian organ in Berlin,
announces that, at Kissengen, near the Rhine, a
house had been taken for the present bathing
season for the Emperor of Russia, who will drink
the waters there for some weeks.
It waX t stated in the House of Lords on Tues
day, on he authority of Lord Coke, that a mar
riage had since been set aside, because the hus
band bad upon one occasion stood godfather to
the second cousin of his wife.
One of a group of Spanish dancers now at the
Gyumase, Paris, was the other night actually
felled to the stage by one boquet of more than
ordinary size, which struck her on the bead.
A eorresiendent of the Philadelphia North
American, writing from London, states the fol
lowing in regard to the crops in Europe this
year:
"The intelligence, that is reliable from all
parts of the country, speaks of the splendid con
dition of the corn, anti the great extent of the
growth. The weather is now magnificent, with
every prospect of a. continuance, and we may
shortly explicit to see oorn very much lower in
price; although it will not be of that character
which astounded many a speculator in 1817,
when, in lees than a month, it fell from 104 e. to
to 475. 6d., still it is going down fast. Weill
gence has reached here, which tells us that
Prance has very large wheat crops, superior in
quality and larger in quantity than the average
of former years. The Algeria harvest is already
reaped, and large consignments are on their way
to Marseilles, and have already materially influ
enced primes in favor of the buyer. There is
Sito the almost positive certainty that France
will be able to sell to English purchasers instead
of competing with them in their own market.
On the Continent the crops are extensive, and
the markets are nit only dull, but fast dealt
rang. A circular from Rostock calculates on a
large yield, at least one-fourth above the usual
average of the wheat crop, and more than a full
average of other corn. There are the same
prospects in the Baltic districts, and accounts
aro extremely favorable from Norway, Sweden,
and Denmark. In Prussia there are excellent
prospects of a great yield, and at Smyrna the
grain is unusually plentiful. In Egypt the
prices . have greatly fallen, and at Alexandria
the corn is most abundant. In the Principalities
the corn is being •cut by the BAII3BIIOII, but in
Bulgaria the harvest has been most abundant
on the whole: The prospeote of the supplies of
corn are very gbOd. Potatoes promise to be
abundant, and as these two articles have a ma
terial influence on the general price of pro
visions, the food of the people may be expected
to grow cheap; and should this anticipation
prove correct, an impulse will be given to busi
ness which it is now seriously in need of.
Stir There will be no famine in Illinois this
year. From every direction we hear of most
unexampled crops of grain. The harvest is great
but the laborers are few. The Peoria Republi
can 'aye:
The craps of grain in this vicinity— , winter
and spring wheat and oats—as well as the tame
grass, have all ripened this year at the same
time, and even that has not happened before, we
believe for years. The reaping machines are at
work from sunrise till dark, and also on Sunday,
and the highest wages are paid to laborers ; but
yet, we are infornied that many fields mast go to
waste from the want of machines or men to out
them. One gentleman who is cutting. by the
acre with one of Mr. McCormick's reapers told
us that he was offered the other day a dollar and
a half an, hour to go Into an adjacent Said when
he had finished the one he was then cutting, but
his engagements would not permit. We sin
cerely trust that more laborers may he obtain
ed, and that our farmers will not suffer to the
extent that is at pzesent apprehended. The ad
vent of a good reaper, or two or three of them,
in our county at this time would be hailed :with
joy.
WA:TM—An eicellent thing is water. Next
to the "man who' invented sleep," blessed be be
who invented water—clear, cold, sparkling, ever
delicious water! How manifold are its uses !
Think what a vast deal it has done for naviga
tion, to say nothing of washing, scrubbing and
hydropathy. Even tea and coffee can't be made
without it, and the grog sellers and grog drink
ers owe more than they are likely to confess—
the former in money saved, the latter in intoxi
cation avoided. 'Then, what a charming drink
It is !"(we have tried it, and know.) In spite of
the untoward tendency of the Maine law, we
shouldn't wonder if it came—some day—into
general use as a beverage. To be sure, it is
abused--people drink it too cold, and sometimes
too much of it. But that proves nothing against
the use. Folks ,abuse rum, and brandy, and
wine, and they can abuse water if they like. As
to hydropathy, it is well enough in moderation,
especially if one takes a shower bath as Pat did
—" with the precaution of an umbrella ;" but
even water may be "run into the ground,"
which is often a sad waste of a good thing.—
Bolton Post.
Mr The Albany Transcript says that the
homely phrase, Boot, hog or die," is now ren
dered sa follows" Penetrate the soil, my por
cine friend, or early expect an obituary notice
on your untimely domino."
Tb• Crops to Earop•
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A CARD.
Catholic Clergy eine their Vaistweastatera. 4
The undersigned, on behalf of sundry meti
beretat Bt. Paul's congregation of this pity,
wheat certain distinguished eoclesiastice w
netted with their church, referred the considet
tioneof 'a, Aellogli:istsesneffla.reggaieg titi
litaraotert, tt .to Jolt tteth4 opinion mod I
eioe'on thp Poem to he adopted in refejestee
the same, have felt warrantediby .the Waiver
contempt with whist it is trotted, teadviettr
in this ceee. a eontinumoe of th 4 i MM.*
contempt with whieteso many other vile ett
ments proceeding from the same source, hi
hitherto been treated.
As, however, this libellous statement has bi
printed and widely circulated in the shape c
handbill, purporting to be a voluntary confest
of a certain female, made before Mayor Adel
of Allegheny city, and certified to by him, ti
feel it but right to mate the following pal
announcement:
let. The contempt with which the statemes.
contained in this docoment, have been received
by all classes of the community, prevents their
changing their opinion with regard to the course
they have advised the ecclesiastics referred to,
pursue. Falsehood is impressed on its very face,
and all admit it to be incredible.
2d. This statement, though purporting to have
been made before. Mayor Adams, is not sworn to;
the girl has not ventured to add this teat of her
sincerity, which the importance of the case ab.
trolutely required. This alone, especially consid
ering the hands into which she has fallen, is
deemed sufficient proof of its falsehood.
3d. An individual, who has been designated
by our Courts of justice as a sewer of filth, whose
name is synonymous with everything vile and
loathsome, who lives by heaping calumny, and
• straining every nerve to blacken the fame of
every one connected with our church, and par
ticularly its most distinguished miniaters, is the
person who has inspired these proceedings.
His language may at once be recognized in the
statement attributed to the girl In question. It
was he who, after priming and preparing her,
brought Mayor Adams to receive her deposition.
Though she refused to swear to the document
thus prepared, he procured a oopy and is now
engaged In circulating over her name what is
chiefly Indebted to himself for its existence.
Anything which owes its origin to this lying
and infamous scoundrel, is, by this very fact,
totally unworthy of notice.
4th. This foul statement is so notoriously un
true, that even the parties who so industriously
labored to circulate it are evidently convinced
of its falsehood. 'lf they were not, they would
most assuredly push the matter to a trial; to
which they would undoubtedly be end led, and
it need not be remarked that nothing could pos•
sibly gratify these people more than to establish
by legal proof such alleged forte as are contained
in this printed handbill; it would be for them a
triumph which nothing would induce them to
forego. They have the female under their influ
ence. Their not daring to subject her statement
to the ordeal of a judicial investigstion, is the'
clearest proof that they, them/elves, know there is
not a particle of truth fn such stelemenur.
sth. The undersigned, fully aware of the sen
timents and wishes of the emdesiostlea alluded
to, defy those concerned to undertake such in
vestigation. For many reasons not necessary to
be mentioned here, they have hitherto abstained
from devising legal measures against throe par
ties who have made themselves responsible for
libel, is circulating such CaMEDICI; but they
pledge themselves to the public, that they are
amply prepared to refute these statements, and
forbear doing so at present, merely because they
deem it improper to anticipate what may yet
become the subject of Judicial proceedings ; but
in the mean time they do not hesitate to pro
nounce it a base, wicked and wanton slander
which they defy those who make It, to establish
and to say, that they are in possession of the
most ample proofs to support this assertion. The
foregoing will, they think, impress the same con
viction on the minds of say one, whose opinion
they value. C. IHMSEN,
HENRY wcuLtotruil,
JAMES 13.LitiaLy.
&salmis hismuovn.—At Donald hicKay's
yard, East Boston, the keel !e being laid for a
new clipper ship to equal the Great Republic in
site—or, of 4,000 tune burthett—to be built for
Messrs. James Baines & Co., of Liverpool, and
to be owned the " Donald McKay."
Kir Salo of Dr. D , loanolo Vermiloge.--
,I.moor the hundreds of letters, oertificates and order. re
ceived by the proprietors of this malkine, the following
are selected I. show Its character, and the effect of its use
to . distant part of the Weds.:
Roletron, Boone or., la., lanky 10, 1860.
Monza. J. Elm' & Co.--Gentlemen-1 write to you to
mdiclt WPC] foe the inmeluable Vertnifuge you prepare.
Sometime sham, I purchased one doom vials of Dr. C:Bely,
nd prescribed It in my tweed.; and It proved so effectual
in the csionision of worm, that we other prep:roam will
solufy the dissent of this valve and ricusify. Please send
me one gross of the Vending. immediately.
Yonne, Se, SAMUEL ROSS.
New Paozzoixecz, Tenn., July 1,1851.
Muses. J. Hon to Co.—Please eend the VersoVacs for
us us soon as possible, so we are nearly out, and the demand
for tt to very great. We believe it go be the beg roweefuge
seer Ismael. POUTIIR DTCI.IB.
Purchasers will be careful to ask roc Dr. M•Lane's ale.
trated Vernauge, and take none else. All other Vermi•
fug., in coniperhoon, are worthless. Dr.lki'Lane's genuine
Vermlfoge, el. his Celebrated Liver Pills, can now be bad
at all the respectable Drug Stores In the United States and
Alan tor sale by the sole proprietor',
FLKMINO BROS.,
Successors to J. Rldd k Co.,
air torso's Invigorating Zllxle or nor
dlstl.eeTbe moat terrible of all bodily complaints are
those which erect the Integrity of the intalleet, dispoeing
It to monstrous fancies, alternatives of gloom and excite.
meat, or, acme than all, profound, unvarying depression.
Diseases of the nervous e) stern and of the digestive organ.
create thew sad conditions of the mind; bet, happily, In
DR. MORSE'S IN VIGORATING X LLCIR we have a pre
paration that removes both caws and effect, by rallying
the dormant powers of the stomach, bracing the nerves to
• healthful tension, and relieving at once the mental lump
The Oordial le put up, highly concentrated, in pint bot
tles. Prke three dollars per bottle, two for five dollars, six
for twelve dollars. 0. IL RENO, Proprietor,
192 Broadway, New York.
fold by Draggleda throughout the United States, Canada,
and the West bale.
.
AGLITIL
FLEMING A BROIL, No. 40 Wood street, Pittaborgh.
DR. GEO. IL KEYSER., N 0.140 Wood street, do
J. P. FLEMING, Allegheny City. Imagism
gar The Great French Busedlee
BALLY'S ANTIDOTE AND LOTION.—Those persons who
wish tor • safe, speedy, and permanent mire, should use
the above celebrated and snivelled FRENCH PREPARA
TIONS. They have now been In use for five years—have
been thoroughly tested In thousands of the most obstinate
came, and invariably have given satiefettion. They are
got composed amply of Balsam Dopaav►, but ►re entirely
different from all other preparations, both In the nature of
their Ingredients and the manner In ',lath they operate
upon the patient Hence the wonderful sucosu attending
their me.
A gentleman connected with the Western Railroad says:
"I have expended for other people during the last these
years over MO, for remedlee of this description, and have
never timed a single article that gave such mar meal math►
faction as your Antidote and Lotion dose. I do not read
lect of their ever falling to cute in a single Instants. Many
have been cured In two or three days."
Price, Antidote gl ; Lotion 60 cents per bottle.
Invented by ii, Bally, Pnytician to the Paris Hospital.,
and crewed from the original recipes, and sold wholesale
and retail by DUROY I 00.. Bole Proprietor. for the Uni
ted States and °sundae. Priuoipal Depot, 458 Broadway,
New York.
Bold in Pittsburgh, wholesale and retail, by .YLEMING
BROTELEIU3, (Bucomeors to J. Bldd k C 0.,) No. 60 Wood
street. Wheeling—J. IL PATTERSON k CO., and by
Druggists everywhere. .1,1221
ad . " Bylphllls, SSSSSS la end Diseased
Bleed..-For these terrine dilemm.Carter's SPadal MX'
tore Ls the only specific.
The proprietors hare In their possession ever one hun
dred certificates of •the mat extraordlaary curet effected
by It.
We refer to the certificate of Richard Adams, late High
Sheriff of Richmond, V 4 Wein Burton, Ocacimbidener of
the Reveitue ficr Richmond; General Welch, of the Mam
moth Circus; Dr. Handley, of Washington City; Mr. Wm.
A. Matthews, and 0. B. Luck, Req., of Richmond. Vs.; Mr.
F. Boyden, Exchange Hotel, Va.; and a hoot of others, who
have eeen cues of the worst description cured by Carter'.
Spanish Mixture. They all certify that It Is the greatest
purifier of the blood known.
•„eliee advertisement Iyloluoilaw
/Er Pantaloonaw—The well-known superiority of
OBIBBLMS fit In the Garment, made no comment on bin
part; It bee been acknowledged by ell who here flavored him
with their orders, that they have never been fitted with the
came ease and style au by hint. Ile begs to inform his pa
trons end the public, that his stock V now replete with the
newest ttylee for coats, vests and pents, suitable for the
present season. MAIRIBBLZ,
Pantaloon Maker,
'msr24
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.
A BUILDING LOT IN ALLtY3LIN:CY CITY, 24 feet by
rt. 108 A poi bargain can be had by applying, won at
the ofgoe of the MOBSING POST. j7l2:tf
Lot for sae.
AGOOD bIILLDINO LOT, 21. feet front on Carson street
by 100 feet in depth, In Birmingham, will be 'old
cheap. Enquire of OSO. P OILLMOKB,
jrlB at onc e of Moruing Poet.
The Greatest Invention or the Age.
TO AVOID those Implement Peelings that usually
1;21:M"..P...7 the wearing of • now Hat,the CONIL.
ATOD, lately imported from Paris, forms the H at to
the exact shape sad else of the hod. A neat et, and • good
Mt may be bad at 77 Wood street
sprit Wld. DOUGLA&
WM: B. ENGLISH,
ROUT. H. MARSHALL,
.JAB. 3. REANHTT,
JOHN
Pittaburgb, Jane 28th, 18.54.—je2fat
Lifo, Fix' and Marian Maumee Company
OFFICE 56 FIFTII STREET.
MASONIC HALL, PITTSBURGH, PA.
UMW MACS, .Preeident.
CHLILCIIOddr6g, Secni
This Company matte es intaty.
stisance appertitibbig tteor
commend with LIP& BRIM
Alio, against Hull stelCargo But on ahlialtMlelld
aiming TFeee and tzibuteries, and Masai Mite eta
And against LW. O and Demme by Poe, and &obit
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Trump,
Pollute. lamed at the lowest ratee consistent with eallitY
to all pestles. _ .
James Nl,Hoon, '
Samuel WCAUstins,
WSW= Phillips,
John /butt,
Joseph P. °mum, 5L :D.,
John ld'Alplo,
W
W. P. Johnstoo,
James Marshall,
Gaulle S. &Won,
my26:17
Stream rstr
* Deoleueesst.—Scieutlas ales
117aredelly brining to 110 t new temeattesu., and UN
=rah of ptogrees le onward . , persons Bed, or becoming .o,
will be pleased to learn that odium and Wag retreads om.•
Mod, here brought bsibre the pebble the greatest treader
of the age, to the article of ErillatSONl3 AMMICANILtIi
REBTORATIVX, a sure cure' for Baldness and to parent
!Ws from falling. Bra shouter to be bad of the dotal',
trig fall partlettla c rs L . E. Priee nsa sl,oo oß 4 1 a large bottles. - Bold
Preprlet ti,
67 Superior street, ClevelandiVtde.
Far sale In littiburgb tbe Tel turoseel—
Deming Brae, L. Wilcox Co.,
IL It Boller', G. IL Kayser,
Joel Mohler, Benj. Page, Jr.,
J. It.
legliercy efty.--j.. A. ikokluun, Prods ; - it Mew, J.
Fleming.
Binaißghan.—A- Pal
0 1. CITIZENS , Insiaraineo Compaq of
UHLPlttouish.-11. D. .
ELMO, Proddentl BAH.
L. lb WAHMELL,Socrotary •
Offien: 94 Water lirod,insisoons Market and Hbodkiresti.
Inamo HULL and CADHODJako, on Um , Ohio and,Hisoio
' - -
rippl Rivers and tributaries.
benne against Lome or Damage by Fira.
ALBO-4190ne the Perth of the Sea, and Inlogil Note.
Hai end ilonspnriation.
ntucirosio! •
H. D. King, Wm. Larienerjr.;
WWl= Byplay, Samuel M. Kier,
Danisol Don, Manua Bingham,
Robert Duninp,jr., John B. Dlliworth,
Dow M. P5=10.214 Frond. Senses,
a. Harbough. J. lionoonnuikee,
Waltinhiriant, 6 Hays.
: Jo dedS
tOoASSOCIASIMD Pllroausethi%wove
Coosa Roy Of the City of Pittiburglao
Preaklant—ROlONNt mousy, Seer.
JurK. I[oo
Wffl hours against VISE and MAE.= RIIU of ai
usu. Otiou N 0.99 Motor atopet.
- •
nalknosse
J. K. Moorhead, W. J. Anderson,
B.C. Sawyer,, B. linnet!.
R.B. Wil
0. U. Paulson, Will nm Olo=nikmood,
B. B. Roberts, John M. Irwin,
Jomph Kays, Wm. Wilkinson,
David Osamball. 34d
Western lawaaglwwta fiaaplital...-
LW Dra. 4 aciesirmt, Beerad, !Nayarit Wood and Market
streets, mod J. Mirro,.MaMbusat righter or Diammee; AU.
diumy city, are the attredtmi Phf.kianato there:me WU
uat47iiirtith.orisrtr "adr=t. of 116 t
he made to then at all
hours at their deem, or at therbetatal at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Receut malaria "tridental Wary are marred at all hours,
without tuna. Jaltrr
10z. C. 1r ir./WIGH, 110 MAR/LAT street, PM&
burgh, Imp:afar - arid Wholeade Dealer M rIIIOCY
AN D STAPLZ YARILTY AND DRY GOODS, offers to' city
and country dealers as tarp sad well seleoted Block - of
Goode ea any house, and same prim., thus timing
relight, time sal expenses. :Man
O. 0. .—Place or meeting, W Hall,
OWood street, between Fifth street and lr alley.
PIMM.OII lama, No.ll36—Heets every Tneaday evening.
Itiloasrus Hoconsniss, No. Sr—Meets first and thini
Friday of oath month. ' Itnaraerly
10. t. ATTKNTION I B. L. o.—You an, hereby notified to
attend at your Armory, on MONDAYS, IVIDNKB
- 1(3. and PRIDAY3 t for drill, mud to transnotunett bust.
nest ut may mine beltoi the Company. P. HANK,
tuarZhened Secretary pro tem.
10. rg tie er-.Tba JOURNEYMEN TAILORS 80
CINTY, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, meets on the
Intend third W ISDNIESDAY of every month, at the 7.L0111-
DA HOUSE, Market street. By order.
Why JOUN YOUNG, JR., Secretary.
EWANOZRONA. LO ba
GB. •O. 0. F.—T
Anson= Lodge, No. MI, L 0. of 0. P., moot. ovary
Wo/nosday evening la - S'ooldngton Hall, Wood it flyL7
Mammoth 2elight.
BITEERIOR AND SPLENDID PICTURES are
'ta produced at CARGO'S New Canary, No. 78 Fourth
C . street, by his brge and improved kale and bky
i dso. Lights' by wldah Manes:es of Ckdkiren are ta
t ten Ina few seconds, and Adults in any weather.
Idinletnom set In lockets—Daguerreotypes copied.
day and evening.
People's Gallery.
FMMY CICIT DAGUSHRICOTTPE 3 taken at the Gallery
are equal, in oorreetness and artistic merit, to any ta
ken
in this city. Fine cues and frames Oren at equally
redoced prices.
Parted satbdaction warranted, Call at the People's Gal
lery, LAPAYITTE HALL, Fourth to, near Wood ear
%IWO 110U86a1 FUR 8 &LB.-o,Bpp Ibr 28 feet front on
Washington street by 135 deep, near Pennsylvania
Avenue, with o &lea House, well finished, of 8 rooms.
Also, a Pram. Ilona., off rooms and cellar. Terms eery.
8. CIITIIftERT A BON.
au7 Real East* Agents, 140 Third street.
ArAtlWMill COKN ISTAMILI-6 bozosjurt rem:lvied by
lj au; W. A. ACCIAING
HECK Ilit'd i'd.RINA— to boxes Inrob Farina for sale b
au7 W. A..M.CLUKG.
1.) ICJ§ 1A.U11.--.8 boxes fresh g,ounki Rio , for sale by
soy W. A. .11.'CLURG
p .,..,..., SAGO TAPIOCA—For sale b!
W. A. It'CCIIIIG
JittIISTON Mllllll.lLL'B4lxtrsets of Vanilla, Lemon,
Y
Prob. Almond, Strawberry, to., for Savoring
Ica enema Blanc ]Loge, Pudding., An, for rate by
auT W. A. MMUS°.
ITERF.AFTER I shall sell — llMper, Putnam Graham.
Gmley, Knickarbocker, and Frank Leslie's Ladies'
Gmette,tmmediately upon their arrival, at sworn' cans
per copy, making= exception by selling any of them below
cost, or Ibr 16 mate. and charging 26 cents for all others, sa
I me by the city papers some of the dealers are doing. but
charge a falr and namottable modt on all. Should I sell
auythlng Lim than cost, I must, to make up my loss charge
moni on comethtog else than the regViar selling price.
The above are my terms In future, IMO .With I will not
depart, should they oven keep selling limper longer _than
the month of August for 16 cents, When it comes to well
ing lees than coat, lam off. nualanse of tbat hied don't
Pe). • 61.611'L. B. LAUSSER,
p ap? 67 Wood street.
r i to T r l t t h ig e wernue estern gouß rlat o T r (r TiiI , U . NIT : ILD !STATEN,
Wanda A. Murray and others, •
vs. No.—. In Admiralty.
Steamboat "Active."
ily virtue of eundry write of gale, honed out of the Din
triot Court of the Vetted States for the Western District of
Pannsylvanie., in Admiralty, dated the 4th day of August,
A. D. 1/64, and to use directed, 1 will expose to sale the
above named steamboat Active, together with her tackle,
apparel, machinery, and fungtora, (now lying on the Mo
nongahela river, at the coal works of Andrew Leech & Co.,
above Data No.34at the Rhenish.. now lies,onilltiNSDAY,
the 17th day of Anguat, A. D. 1864, at 1 o'clock,
said hint having lean seised and attashattstehn Nun Of
Innen A. Murray and others, in a Plan deft skinwribbise,
for wagon
&aid WESLEY FR.OBT,-Marshal.
Dissolution .f Portneirkip. •
MLLE firm of MIILVANY LIDLIS was dneolved on
1 the Mut day of July last, by lindlotton. sod the death
previously of the Senior partner, Patna hiunany.
Copartnership.
Tundersigned have leased, for • term of years, the
GLASS WORKS, Properties, and all the Ahura and
Warehouses, lately mounted by Mulney a Ledlis, and will
continue the manufacture of Flint Gnawers in all to va
rieties, doing bindness under the firm of LEDLIE a ULAN.
J AMES S. LEMUR,
JOSEPH J. UL•M.
Pittsburgh, Ausust I.lB64—(au6tlm
Bale of Lots Continued. •
OII.PMANS . DOUBT BALE OF BUILDING OTS—Late
the PEOpetty of David Over, decemeed—elt L uated In the
Eighth Ward of this city—fronting on Penney Pianist -eve
mos, Farhat street, Locust Motet, Vickray attest, Bluff
greet, and Magee street—Will be coot' nowt on the premier,
on SATURDAY, the 6th day of Autumn, at 2 o'clock. P. M.
Terms to sosimunodate Bombast:we. Particulars made
known at sale. EDMOND GILDER, 1
cut SOPELL GREER, ,f
• 10 Ham •n ure
m WO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS worth orate*
will not be dletributed at RAXIMIS'it CO.'S Star Du
guarreAlPe Galen, Fifth street, opposite Mane's, but
open the poyment of $1 you can proeirre to good a LIKE
NESS as can be procured in this or any other city. Call
and give us a trial. aub
Imatratotions in Music.
MWAMELINK would respeetfally inform Ids pnplls
and friendethat be will continue his proleon'ss
Instructor on the PIANO 10IITX and VOICE.
Orders left at Mr. KLIMEK'S MIIBi. Store, or at hi. resi
dents:4 No. 187 SECOND Street, will be promptly attended
eked
" •
ÜBT RECEIYHD —Frank Leslie's Ladled Gestate of
JParls, London, and Nee York Yuhions, for August.
New York Journal, for August.
Hillekerbocker,
Katharine Ashton by the author of Amy Herbert, Earls
Daughter, kc.
ute la the Par West, or the Ootalcal, Qulelcal, and Tree.
cal Adventures of • Hoosier A: M. Hart..
The Spanish Heroine; a tale of Cuban Pattiotlara.
Gimbal Pictorial, and all the eastern lAterary Papers,
have been received at
PAUL %LEHNER'S Literary Depot,
Fifth street, oppoeite the nears
Tailor arm - -_
240 Liberty et, head of Woid.
W AND CHOICE BOOKS JUST RECP.IVED.—.e N -
rine Anbton: by the author of Amy Herbert, th e 31•
parlance of 14% At.
Noen•Daya ; a new American NcrreL
G Prank Ladle, for August.
Knickerbocker,
Harper, for Augint; 15 cents. For sale at Hewett/rap Book
Store of W. A. GrLDILIWYPINBY A CO
- sub No. 78 Fourth P13;14.
A IKAW. dowa all of tbair
A. Prep& Males, loins as kor as 12% cents, wants
4./. mato. • .i 728
LaulUaja=
- Wm. IL Haven,
- Junes D. NOM,
MemeM Bradley, •
•
John Fullerton,
Notert Galway,
Alexander Repeals, Alrur
• etroteg Oounty,- ,
Etorsoto N. Lie, Illttemolnit
Itirem Stowe, Beaver.
Jahn G. Hiaith j ppr 6
A CARD
Plan
..~.,.,
Uw Lb LIP. *TM
Lion „ar •.7 tas6l •
UN- ' LSAND RIPL vale by
au
mati:III.3OI'OWANIV 8 ' IP4.
uvp,Ae.,l Bala •- •
grasajor • --"'"?
Baccarat to
' 100 11:4'011 Origsnuns, pure
70 do Cloves;
•
BO do Rosemary;
76 do Louder;
50 do. Amber Race;
60 00 Bp*, Lamp/Lit
90 do Peppermint ;
50 _do Eamaltas; for
Mein E 7
r nt G Bane.
LTIII hitleTalr. • IiIYKU-2110
M. DROe 111.L05.-15XI Iba 115 St and tit eala_by_
ans .• - FUMING SEM.
yILIKPLNTtNY.-7117 bbls for o 4 by
1 sub WAXING BRAS
ir„ riff /ASLIB'S CAVORT-I. Ur:.PANKLUMII,
Harper, for Au gus t; price lb onus
&A. •Softle Appreatituddp, with Muster-
Kona by Dailey; 60 mots •
• Conker Esse to Kentucky, and other Storks - Thy W-T.
"Porterof the New lorkßplrlt of the rinese; with Wooten
Lion;; 60 motet "
Minted's 4, a Courant: by a itoisd i NetbseKsi-Pisslier;
Bo many very good sod over books hare been published
Jasely tbst it le sell worth erhKe to call and look el them.
laud; Woks as lesbian and lamina, the Curse of tom,_
Lmpllghter, Thoughts sad Thinp: tarrltt.
504 ' "„'. No, 321,mfddle t.
UtrATCLIJEF AND .1 " XLS/N.wlWeantselang a 4 ffidr
ry of Natalie, awl Jewelry at nundslowee prlenutturn
Is usually Obtained elsewhere. Onitosiers may demob est
getting goods at my estabilaineett, at heft ea ker,and gen
orally lower, than` tier t entree market[ AD - goods, Wan
• Sliver Ware manofsetandat clown works, in Oakland.
Jewelryrelututietared Io ceder, sednesilyntrilliellW
Watch repack% done berotofora, In the best alismer,
and ear-noted.
Military Goode, of Nl . klnda, at enter& yettait
Wl W. WILSON,
sat • • • •G 7 Market sunset, owner of Pourtil.
Q ANDUSKY VT • PEOPIP, :ALK—karty
0 feet rhmt ea Bang!hy atm;laybory, by la deep
day.allay, wilh 2 br w ick. home. of flaadaelky
• frame boon on the alley Rh. 'arena Mena oontalaa a
hall,llresoomsoricalairoment. Mee mat hefflare aeunela4
a hall &edam rooms, eves,/m. Nat peke sadtlynta
apply to • - b CtelllSMlr &'
sae , Beal Irate ignite, 14a Third street
JUST .RialialliD.-Irssallt s..JAAJost %sate of
Taalikuts, for August.
Estakerbotkse Iturstas% Ste August. - -
Kaakin's Halfirserly Abstract of Medial BeiebeeiC,
Glans* Pictorial for Ws' mask, reastuut and for akwitr
- . yr. A. aI:FRANUSICEI
mt. No. 78 /oust!' Street.;
BOOK POlt RaILROADIIIPALARICRa--Akerta*
forauder for laying outruns& deterattobeg frogan.
gtea level 4 .oelooldimer- eartliworic,-•tc.„ eta, together
with tables of ratlll, ordinal% dalfrotiocur, long choler,
=variation, lorpoethista gad tutus/ illgiet le&
1 14 .. t -eta. by Jahn it gleark. loggnrer. Pocket.
book Ana.sl,76. • , . •
object of the -prat work is to supply al want
very geoersliy Alt by tadetant kaginaere on ilaihearle,
Books or convenient torir for amo in the Add, contalntag
the oall, Di ttpariLlunatie table. are conarna anougltbat
a book eon "UAL Uwe tables otter@ poonliar to the
kallroad k,-and eireetally the neowaary *mate Ls
laying out turnouts, relaboge,da,kladrekbostata
whioh tbia War &Aped to supply. -
R. klitrroar -Wed Ptent, Aril 18. ISAL—
Giotdrarear.l. have looted aver lbarekli Raid Rookebe
freilitsed Naiginee*" sad think It well. Wiped telbg
leetita Path= P and have no quelion bat It walla
Am very tre
ado =ptsetkdiotgPßr birth Ibr elk* and
Bob wort. 11. H. WAIL
tret, /W 0,14,1814,
an math pleased with it,. Ifiroat's BKa soanuel„
"Field Book of Railroad lkorinrors.. With Yee preftwita..
100 of tome of the most praetkel and suutfulof reaigaired
proorerea among railway rargineere Ita has Oven othaze
ebk.k, new at least In Mete poem& flu, appear to pinee.,
a War. of higher Taloa thaa stater sere novelly - 4
bring In keaeral laseiptiblerrf available, lot to ear , d .b. a .
ble. prank& are. /a conchaion, ebbe I
of - Kr. Heuero .to hi ratkaa to adapt it ea .r''4 - 741• 1 1
to profardonal mega, I have PM**
cordial ratteteeliter al* Ma rteetakto,
otoorry darrimgeaeat Weald by Abw, .g. soggtaag.
aellent typoiraPhlud Lost. tdrntidiehera
*a Dine= or Rear . *law Polytsebrde-Inatltate.
For We by WILLSAkt & ILAVYIt,
D'atler It. Ragiserwe Stationery,,
aria Market Arad. carper of Reond.
P yalcliaa
TT IS grialfyirit to the proprietors of B. A. rahnestocre
Vcruilfture, to or. that regular prootitionews make an ea.
motion in favor of this Tormifoge, andnotet L esio it In
preforwo. tlona
to their own prepara, but give Ir v ohm
tory testimony to Its favor. The ibliewing la a phy-
Seim of high character, now In Minds, ibrmerly of Lo Ws- .
lona, and I. dated
Saawmterown, L.L.,Jeum 4m,1863.
Dears. B. A. Bakbadock Cb.
Oarrum3—l have mend B. A. Debilestoelri Verstilible
le OM practice of medicine, in this and the Southern MAW,
for the last ten year., and I can nwermenesid It sr the medi
cine for the purpose for which it was Intandod; twigging,
at one dme, from • small girl, of say ton you of age, one
Amaral and seeentynine worm. As a druggist at Shaw
neetow 0, I have eold avant quastity,and It has invariably
given satidaction. In fact., It is the only sores medicine
now canned for. H. Brun; H. D.
_
Piepazed sad Judd _
L. 111INSIBTOCK Ak CO.,
auS corner of That and 'Woad sta.
El==
Nle hereby pr.ni to sit peweowt Interned that.
1.11 the viewers will wet reowil to wijoarmeent .t
the PSBItY HOP SS, on .11111DAP r the 18th instant. il2 o'-
clock. P. M., of mikl Sep, for the pawpaw,. of their appoint
ment, NODS PATTERSON,
THOMAS STSII.I.,
0. I. MAGILL
JAMS W. WOODIVIILL,
R. E. IPOOWSH,
8. M. KIER, Thiene.
CUAI. LIND SOIL naLlL—lngbry acme Cloal ara Land,
en Me ifornagabela river ' enafnartn of mile from
Word Elizabeth, and adjoining ffie coal worts of C. limn
an. It will be offered at a bargain. Sabah"' of
co.* THubIAS WOOD&
INKBAL WATMILd. A froth supply of Ooogrwis,
1.112' Bedford and Blue Lick Wathr, readvad by
7oa. FLAMING,
eother of the Blamed sad Makes street
LlVltli OIL-1 pas of Baker's oasis. Cod Lit
(1 08. reed.by sua JOB. YLE.411,03.
A hOAATIC UAOHOUb—Artszoellantartleis lbylnapert,
in& lug I perfume to the breath, after swifts or
_tains
medians. A supply reed by. _ JO&
Ira corner of the Dimmed sod Minuet streets:
AX MATCIIIS2. uOO very flee Wax Matches, -
VT reared by en 3 JOS. FLEMING
ARMORS, RODGERS & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
CORNER OF POURTD AND 0111171PDVLD mars=
Kraft Pittsbargb, Pa.
frp: OA
tel , I . ll7 B :fir . AND U
BSLLRHs.XNULNY /A, Nit Vaal., pre.
K'
• • lacattes, 061 e. Matta ilMa.
I het it a duty that I owe to my fabov•sufferera. to state
that I have crperienoed great rabid frmathe um of betters'
Liver Ms. I have suffered comely with the Liner Clan•
plaint he several years—so mush Do, that both myself nod
Irked; bare thought that I could not earths but vi short
time. Hoch money bad bun expanded. in the endeavor to
procure relief foam the physicians, but all in vain. As
tars resort,upou the reconnitudatian of my brothar r I pm
cured some of Sella& Liver Pille,at jousters, and/ losnia.
great relief tram Untie um, and in the contaattulvirie
them slue, I have almost mainly matuareg headth.
Haman.
I am the husband of Ramat Oompaton; I thixat. bailers'
Pills a superior obedidne, and I believe that they were the
memos of wiles . toy wiles life. JAWS Caiorrox.
To thv fabfic.—Tha detiosi, only tree sad palates Llver
Pills are prepared by R. E. &ORM and km hat 'Oulate is
Mark wax upon the lid of viva box, and his aliguatute on
the outride wrapper ; atl. others are ortratwiadt, sod bum
imitations. R. la RIKLIMIS Oa., Proipittetora.
And for sale by tam*, geaerally.
PO QUARRYMEN. BRIDGE AND RAILROAD CON
. TRACTORS, BPRCULATOBIL atuoixesaas, AND
01WERR—A rare opporbudty is now offered genthisie
those valuabhe Blocks of Bunning Lots, dlnsaked in - ths
Ward, city of Pattetargh, near PensuNivaarla Arenas,l inn
ate
property of David Omar, deed. Pert if the lots containing
the beet quality of May, suitable Ihr hrielonthing; also, the
beet building stone In the country, which, when qttanial,
Mote the low to the regular city Veda t ebu r eilitunbee of
shoat banding bus autdageot M Peunkvivenla Avenue,
mashie lbr private resideaess. Will be sold by ordernf the
Orphans Owl, at awdes, maths premilese,ea nest SATUA
DA Y, Anguat ath, at 2 °Week, P. •
Terms made Amen the day of de.
EDMOND GRIMM, I " mt .:
auftlf SOPHIA ORMIR, • f
ClldltLorrg BLURB, 1.111 Woad Angst, tuns ust re
oared the Italowing NMI 10 1110
71—A &sag b j oa the
Wan; I'm Going nags; &diesel Penwell Welts, Banat;
Brother Jonathan% Match; Kona of DinnahMeabolleetlon
of sacred melodies, arrsapd in may styla for piano or melts ,
1113014 by Orem; Wild Players,; Thw o =mlfart,
("Igen ; farewell March, Baum: Belddhogra Welts:
ere Been Roaming (rondo), Diew-ler ; Softly, ye Night
Winds, Wallsce; hlada)ap SchotWi6, OnMe; Bed bola tlis
Opera, Dellak—eadly enanged mid awned floe beginnem;
Jordan Polka, now; Barra Pared, par Wilhelm Ruh,:
Parkinson's Garden Polka, K.1111=1; Parlor klamarka,
ea
dle; To Meat again, Toss; Dying Weals ef Little Katy;
Turre is Daftness on the "fountain, Wallies; The ilielha's
smile; Early Dreams, Mx beautiful melodies for smell
Sow
by iltdon. alio, a good selection of Quiver Music,
Songs, Polkas, Weise', Marches, gn and
I nsll-12 obi. Yibturab ; ;
61 b f bbbs Trout;
. 11 bbis 413;
10 hf bbla Pickard; far as by
jyl7 EMILY . IL 001..W8.
LLIM— No.l, is kegs, for sale by
IL CO
MOW LLINS.
.1/17
(11 . 0rii OLLIMMISY TOP 6-4 0 1) of • " •
‘..T Ws by 0/1.71 EKON H.
‘) manstkeld ; it lathe MI
For X o•
whaling. Vat to market kOOO
(IN the Chartiers Valley. NI ACM of Coal Laud, war
acraeof .001, and is north moth than we ask the tt, Id the
thal alone. It is s ism Ant for any one In the badness
}Monde of THOMAS WOODS,
auDdlw No. 76 thatch at.
angle bells recetmd sad kw sake
HENRY H. IYALLIKS.
G OOD
FARM RM. BALE, of 43 acme; with a good lams
house, ofd room and cellar. and front Dom, a good
spring h o use, Ida doable barn and stables Ingma Mud,
coms.,,,im nag good garden, and orchard, with anuasiantes
of apples, mess, peaches, go. DO noses he cultivation, and
ho m m o umber, a good wog and a caw . farm, situate 3 saw
from McKeesport, near the Yoturtaaghemy river. Prim $l,-
600. Torras pop In hand, balance en ono, two and three
"oars. R. CUTHBERT f BON,
. .
.
FIITEISN CENTIi 1011. 11,61Urra, RUB ALTUUCZ—Just
received Harper's Mairestrie *re August; price 16 mum
Nor sale by
but U. MINSK & 00,22 Smithfield Amt.
i AiteNIZO MAGAZINE for August just received •
Ja tar lade at
PAUL NUMMI Literary Depot,
sml Fifth st, opposite the Theatre
IBBTKE AVENUJI 40111 JOB BALIL-Ble valuable
Building tots, mob 90 fed groat co Centre Amps,
mar Vane erred, by 100 deep to so alb). Also. bar Jena
oath 22 feet flout by 74 deep. litivprioe and terms apply
to
COTBBIKT ,309,
jyll Real Notate AVM% / 40 =ma .Uret.
Now M./nil...Nu aIIST 03/J AM, O_KAVATII, Mod
.IIN. full sasoctmont of Iforuishlug Wen, a *A. now
'lrunming awe of
je3f , YRA PAN wow=
•
k v . •
MOPE=I
r ;..
12f!Timissr&ti,c. IMISIII„Lwas mew
Meseirie-- Mows Wood ...JAM 'Of
4.ladialcm—Bozes maireirmeMMer-ikfrehe Mom=
IS; MAG. vaall, Ohm= Tier. irio: Baur for
tweak lac. Perioaeorepriareeets Ira:rd . &
arra= artra I= the eerflifeeba - I"coasimir o'
proforma= to emblegoi WI °Work - end la=
appearance of Mies MIREIWITFINITCMILL......rbie M
ein& dam= Tat, the Mrlbrreemee 'eeeloreate
thireditgreet tragedy eft DOTIGLAR: Toonig Wir=l,l
MUM M. Mitchell - Favorite Dam*, Mt. Sale Et. cialir
.....;.goog- 0 . The Merberr I vrarrbare" Sr. Webb ...-
be Iblkowed by the la act of JACK - SHEPPAILDnise
ihkepparklllas M. Mitebeli Aiddreng
Mitrbelt MlMWWifir =obit= WM= AA
911711:01" ZWZMIUMIT: /amp Alia Mermaahldeligi.
IMF IMIPV-IM - 19 1 1 1 1 1 . 0 1116 - WILA 0 T
-LOC.LARIEO-
iIIf.44I I OBVgirIiND , DIMMAITE I 4
AlargaVEllni:*
t ionTkr=oilr *AO** ,
attention.
• CMIMS 3021.14Ziai
• .01431041, . :NOW
ttniteuM s =buirlithes • 411,) JamrtlY
0,100.17:: Ptalicr Miithags, *a. AlaorAbigcta attl
Ban Motalled saa be bast .111.-sealllnaiorad•M ftwia, t y
applying to WM. MAIM glaidiley- - at the Crypts' Pah* ,
Thapintroon.itoossaankaiLearga*Ma.,MataikmEtedkagat
Ur .1. 'magi
the- Manes
tla
t itThs Oi ti t l“a t l 4lo • olm'
iAea th m .o oa= lostr
. 4 4 K-e l m = i rrma y
recmmad thitrs—
•
7 • • . 2. • •
'" V• irrUfi r Crkpe.,
'DELL-Allll,lol.A.MlOUlnallgltk ANA
attend.. tliefr Alit 41 Wid•liePOteskat,
Pemba* iniAl 0040-11 implismamo Ims
.ud
Stoup, reekaillisa.farethatet , kinds to,aaliejlar-
Pbh Ullmad Pampa Tookalitliugs, sad Imp Lad-
b;',ffEiE5RiEE5i5U
• •
INCCLUMX/iN. HIYHU N • 00.
Ci BOULDERS-3 cask/Allem r • Id•rs, for nee by ,
JOU bret,IIIICAN; wrung A QM I'
dos nee Cora broom., be sa• by ,•
WCIALSKAN. EiltiLlWYt 4-03.
S l7l - 4 * ' ' 27l=
,- N;O: r 3liga '
Sagsz ileaanliolaara; sal& b..
• jy3l nilitaMMlLloll,-IIEIRON &.•4).
tinglt 7 o. *redo by
JeczariurA nt, mamas
nisi 311-60 W. R. Meese. far sakily
.17 31 -
ACKIIIIM- 1 -libbilats*So;l l ;_irdr mi. by
kla lettaltae
_111010,14 OChr
W±c=hieztda
••• • Y,111.1d 2 / I .IID-4.deede •
ted Mestaxddlendmil iliPfetrailer
1.01. :t ••. • AL :
Irmo* lonia low, talkmis: 1 - •
fron . Oafs; 1 Dm*, 100.11.
0 . 8 ;
41140 l"A. • d, of every mkt, vieolosomultazaly;aa.
baz4 I 4 II ;WPO•IO7 . --
uuraciutiLualp ae,
•ittWaSskiosdNifasshAl
W l ' lo 44 , l'o'. s>ti mestrat
WatiLti or .Bas vox -
K411231151M4 ihr
Godersisdalkely ,
Glitaints PlatatiO, sad an tin last= Mimi Mors he
this sieek,ltsysimix toodnit_
PAUL KLIDUMB Utsesry Depot,
.-•- .
ir79 • - Rah +but, opposisi U. Thassra.-
FriIig•LOILVIS GUT. £YB MGM- zse
tosooolosco ottbo rosioroot tatono.K.ermAadthe
aunt Mama t Bro. boroafter Lano "or
loam sips Wiwi& -irodZa a tt
larLY POILAANIUST,
1 (1
t vot•roosioud ,,,,
29 • - .• • sew coma or Mutat
• •
•
t/OLONIi Ter ildetnago.--.1 naver.jneVere ,
E mired a smapiot of thsealebnied By Serahqttisiong
re. This is an ameedlnely !migrant Blatt Tea, of very
lanab flavor, and to highly yotsed m China '
Drat haeritlsi heinqfDato this eonntry-1T ht 'chat&
composing tbsiebole importation this Pdatillft: Those who
ono a really flusankne saw invite:Vie eve it s trial
LM7rtrat elieli e .—yr Mui eare now /Awing our promarreodrof
fine W,M, Gold Jewelry, bop
no to LS per . dor. beige former prites,isd at .leari SD. pat
of lower than the wile quality of goods nen betiblabsed
for in any o,las glitablifilmonstommot-themouatOw
we saki. afire etenik, sad we are ante 350 W M bi
COUViliali of theliut by talLlng St II Wart street.
Hower:
,eats plantalattig itianhisem. -
ap sutworibm bag just second a patent fur a Row ma*
T
minable towline, tor the twe ef those copied la the
mantifeentremi maths art) axlizrzaski• Dtl. aw •
'pie to tin mersteriation, audits mashitiery is so indieloweit
=mowed Diatom, limn eau, with as., Mks. &SPOOL'
mho with it in two into - abet as a . axiom workman timid,
do, wrier the oid +mem, in ewe hero, end-that; ate, with
more accuracy. With but tibia bistritetbm • boy ran wort
t. it took the premium at the but State Tab, mil
the invernaimm anode& • Weds& sad Diploma..
me proprietor has no hreltalionlo recommend ittititha
crab as one of the „Most nimble labor • emethg InathinM'
over altered to Mass engaged in the lis of badness ,lbr:
eLlch is is intended. It is only steeemary fbr those who
may doubt, to see It in operation to be convinced.
The subseriberis now piqued to sell Angle rosehinest,
or the right of manufsetuting and reading Min-other dam
and mnthe& _Yor further partiMilses ado:ma
JOHN B. HAGUB, Plthdellrgh, A.
le O. elTargisole ORNAT W08.13..-oestooo Ind
(1. Famine: by Ain 0. asylums; complete In 1 edam: .
$1
Feetdozabl• Disetpettan: by Netts V .Nollea; 50 coati.
Voy Bele by H. NMI= a CO ,
i7/ 5 • No. Si Soitallekt swot, .
MAO uutrblb Jt.lsT ASCALINAu.
k'tbuudw -of Stiou ,
ieb 111p4 s ?Iota:
Twouty Tsai+ in tlusPhiltioptues: b 7 Plsol Dela airman.
Lather Attstking and MY, or Hunter. John Clasym
MS ll:Amu -
stun or Thesis.
7ssipstasevre.b/llkarlss Lever ; supply.
Dodd' Yszolly Abroad; Muth supply.
_ arshenss btsosins, bsz A 146111.
Yesersoe's
tlosey's Lady% Book, • •
Just remised and Ibr sale by -
W. A. (SEGMENTS
f 1 liAlLaitlS
EL - bashcild Words, aLidAIIN it, IVA übr.
LT
Agatha Beauhrt, or Mustily Priam
-
Liadwieb Isbutbi Napo: by A. MEAL for _
- EL MlllllE
jy2B • • No. 32 Elati
A BARGAIN NrATICTION.—WiII • End k Mobile
bid.loo, on tboicnoninn, thatopkedit home of Mr.
inotoo. of o'doe4, at., on flokaday sect, 15th inst.
Don't Ildtt If yonlifol• bargonond emehboss.
Enquire of - • WOW W04:114.
• ' T 5 Ntitharrit
"11)OWN OD COUNTRY.--In Tenor-6U Wilding lotollar
" sale, war Lb* (Mae Depot, Allegheny, at $2l" ands.
n the Conotry-14 Or 6,10, 15, or 100 urns - or
rood land, halleputable title, pleasant eltaation, for $6 an
mait.. Teems easy. - D. OUTIIBBILT
Atill dL - YAWN . slag
.R.
out tn. lr_stoot . et Maar and Glares at ons4.llosd
Whit IssANOES. K 7 51121, DULAIMCS, ;
matidl"" " Pk t A. /WON AO 111,
is%
• 21. ML amt.
sokillan. DBMS 00086,—A. A. MASON 200:
r are now motatiog another impply of Smaq Dram
Joodo, complains soma rich nom Apes of lairued lam .
rem Silk • na. • a burp amortaiant of Ito
HOILDLIG LOT TOR SALL at .• -.
-4 WT %Apt front on W,Y11.11 omot arUndlng
istim...zwa....7. „„--„-.0.,...,,,„,
LA fp a If leflt tor twei moll Mao& MU IA
Ma o dedroblO 10Eation for I, toddonee; and trill b Mut
tow, And on IbrrotObto tairn. THU gookand dear from
intionlifinot.. Miran of GEO. L =LAM;
bl.ll • • At O. of lifervisit Rat
'Heat Stews for
tubsetible often Ay lite settee *Wet of On
oaks, irtcWipoil will of the custom. teem ahoy" Aka.
AZEILEY 41111.211,
szad9te • , No. IS Sisithilekl street..
AGM= 102 AUGUST NOW NICIUTED.—Kak2.-.
IU. orbookar; NIMES; Goloy; Graham; Poiersoa;
21822oribr Antart only MOM ones at tba oboap took
+tar& of GILDLNIINNEY A 00.,
ao2 ••.1 - • TO lourth attlat.
NVOLVIIIIS—A. good assortment or all knots of Wool
--
Terl l / 2 1 / 2 Menallteg Colt% Alla" Blasiteat'e, Werner%
oak thillavagefog Kamm Plstolj pat reordsed aad for sale!
0 .g.. 0 . or rer.1 1 .1.1 ,1/S TETLEY,
136 Waal !amt.*
RAPS FIRAW/4.-6. 6. klAdOti & CO. ham jun it C
poreoprom •mother lamp oesartmont of rirti
Mao sad embroidered Orme Stomas. my
, 2 20 Mao; mask by
shunt t SEWLAIR.
1.6 I MLotorlore Ornahod 3333 3 ;
60 do Loaf Bogor
16 do Powdoral Boas:
30 do Whit. Cones floor
10 do Coarse Polvoziood; Oa oak by
dB mum 3.31.130,1133
W INDOW G1A851150 bards 8:10; . ~
.... 10 do 10212; .-
•SO do 10211;
211 •do 9o12;
'l& do 729;
Bwearies sal EWA . Ism& ; tor ode by -
*IB . SMITH I3IINOLAT IL
13 " 134:01=PowdbmW0 0 1.1 ,00 0 15 50 eta 1.
WIDIAt Anistas Chalan, do all r
bYor We by 1 44 1 W. A. ArintrAo
. 1: IRON-00 tau No. rAckthaelte;
101 No. 2 do;
do;
Good brand', dar sea by W2L BINGIUM 2 CO.,
10 C• 001 Basin.
UU IFLN killNd AND YlllTarLi—A great variety kept eon
L, snugly on hand togetl-v: with theneetreary appals.
nuires, and *Latin; initsrial is gensral, a r eal elay
SOWMr'
LEaVole 1.111: ukle4 on. hog. 0: tnnkkv. Cho
haze, or Putosea'a Mercado., soy Itic Ph O
no, and mill baddao are all 11l per mat .as I sell all Mag..-
dors for 2) (auto pat copy, attar the llfth of tha month a
choir lame. PAWL D. Litlflrllt„
JIM Wood Atre.t.
.n,lll-ANNuAL SAL.l...—d. a. Mena\ a t/u.
V their hineuner Maw Wand Mantillas at . ‘restly nsi j3u nood
prima.
utittrAClL ULMMAAS marked down • sal roam par'
r yard, at A. A. ?LAWN OAT,
jrgl 43 )Mb target.
7( A. seam as 00. 1.1141.020.10 Olt/ /OW StOCIt OS UMW.
Opd ingte *Was 1 1 1 . a bubo osanotab bout
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