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.TUESDAY AIORSING
GMT CRY AND NO WOOL—ANOTHER "Slopes."
m Tira WOOD•PILI.—The Select Committee of
the Underground Railroad, appear to be, or at
least 'think they are; a smart set of fellows; but
they have outwitted themselves so often here
lately, by their precipitation in the hunt after
fugitive slaves and "kidnappers," that it is
about time they began to profit by the old saw
of "look before you leap." It is only a few
weeks since they caused a number of manumit.
ted negroes in charge of Capt. M'Henry, to be
carried off, thus relieving that gentleman of the
farther trouble of taking care of them, and
obliging him exceedingly; and now they have
again been perpetrating a trick equally as silly,
but far more annoying to the person concerned,
the particulars of which are as follows :
.1: On Saturday morning a gentleman arrived in
this city, and took lodgings at the Monongahela
Rouse. Soon after his arrival he stepped down
to the clerk's office, and enquired for the U. S.
Marshal, Commissioner, &0., to whose offices he
wished to be shown. Several of the "affiliated"
soon heard of this circumstance, conceived
at once there was a "nigger in the wood•pile,"
and quickly sent word to their brethren in all
parts of the town, that there was a negro-catch
er in our. midst. The excitement among the
colored population rose high, and some of their
preachers even went so far as to announce the
news from their pulpits, accompanied by the
warning that if any fugitives were present they
should conceal themselves.
In the meantime the gentleman started out on
the hunt of the persons he desired to see, and
was shown to the residence of the clerk of the
U. S. Court by Dr. M'Cook, Jr., where he
stopped a few minutes, and then went to his Hotel
again. Here, shortly after, he was waited upon
by a committee of philanthropists," who de
manded to know his intentions, and wont away
*with a very big flea in each of their ears, after
hearing the following statement :
The gentleman gave his name as H. B. Nor
thup, of Sandy Hill, Washington county, New
York, and stated that so far from being a slave
catcher, he was the individual who rescued the
slave Solomon Northup from Louisiana, some
years ago ; his object in wishing to see the 11.
8. Clerk was to transact some private business
previous to his departure that night for Phila
delphia, which, owing to the absence of Mr.
Sproul, ho could not accomplish.
Before this story became generally known, we
understand Dr. M'Cook suffered considerable
annoyance from a number of dailies, who got
the idea into their heads that he was en accom
plice of Mr. Northup.
Yesterday morning Mr. Worthup, while in the
Cueltern House, was waited upon again by two
committees of white and colored persons, to
whom-hohad to relate the same story before he
was relieved of their presence.
These repeated explanations at last satisfied
all parties, and thee gentleman was allowed to
conclude his business in peace.
Tux- ABORTION CASE.—A farther examination
was had yesterday afternoon, before Alderman
McKenna, of Madame Le Pughe and _Edward
Hays, charged with procuring an abortion on
- ifte person of Miss Harriet Jones. Mr. Thomas
M. Marshall appeared as counsel for tho de
fendants, and Mr. Roberts, the Prosecuting At
torney, represented the Commonwealth. The
only witnesses examined were Dr. C. M. Finch,
Who stated in substance what we published yes
terday morning, and Dr. A. W. Oliver, who tes
tified that he furnished the drugs to Le Paghe
which she used, not knowing for what purpose
they were Intended. After the bearing of this
evidence, Mr. Roberts made a few remarks, de
scribing the offence as a most infamous ono, and
demanding that the parties accused should be
held to bail each in the Bum of $1,500. Mr.
Marshall objected to this, as he said the evidence
did not connect Madame Le Pughe with the
crime, and that it would he hard for her to find
security In so large a sum. To which Mr. Rob •
arts replied that this made no difference; the
fact that the offence wan committed in her house
was sufficient to hold bar to bail, and be would
accordingly insist on the magistrate requiring
that much security. The District Attorney also
said he would require Drs. Finch and Oliver to
give bail In $5OO each to appear as witnesses.
The two prisoners were then remanded to
jail, until they can succeed in getting responsi
ble security for their appearance at Court.
ASSAULT ASO BATTLB.Y WITH INTENT TO KILL.
..-:.Late on Saturday night, a drayman named
Thomas Dean called at Alderman Wilson's to
make information against James Lindsay, the
proprietor of a restaurant in Diamond alley, for
saattnit and battery with intent to kill. From
the prosecutor's deposition, it appears that a
fight ocoured between him and Lindsay, during
which the latter struck him a violent blow on the
back of the head with a slung shot, and after
wards inflicted several severe injuries in the face
with a pair of knucklers. Lindsay was arrested,
and held to bail in the sum of $1,000; but on
Sunday, Dr. Walters, the physician who was at
tending upon Dean, came before 'Squire Wilson,
and represented the case to be so critical, that
another warrant was issued for the arrest of the
defendant. He could not be found on Sunday,
however, and yesterday, Dean was so much bet
ter that It was deemed unnecessary to take him
into custody again, and he is now at large en
bail.
LAIICENS.-A boy named Charles Cuthbert
was arrested yesterday, and taken before Mayor
Vole, charged with stealing money from the
drawer of Mr. John Peck's wig manufactory.
Mr. Peck stated that he had missed money re
peatedly from his till, but did not know whom to
blame for the theft, until coming into his store,
yesterday morning, he observed young Cuthbert
with his hand in the drawer, In the very act of
taking some small change. The boy's parents
ere very respectable people, and seemed to be in
great distress at the occurrence. Mayor Volt,
after a hearing, as it was his first offence, con
cluded to leave him go, provided his father
Would give security for Ms future good beha
vior; which was done, and the lad discharged.
Wilton; is rr ?-03 Thursday morning last, a
respectable looking Scotch woman called at a
house ih the Second Ward, Allegheny, and re
quested the lady of the house to keep a child,
about a year old, which she had with her, until
she returned from Pittsburgh. The lady, pre
suming that she was one of the neighbors, and
not suspecting anything wrong, willingly done
ea requested. Noon oame, but the woman did
not, and up to this time ehe has not yet male
her appearance. If she don't call today, the
child will be placed la charge of the Overseers
of the Poor.
&AWAIT WATEIL-A number of citizens of
the lower part of the First Ward, Allegheny,
have requested ne to direct the attention of the
authorities of that city to several ponds of stag
nant water, existing between Rebecca otreet and
the river, near Manchester. The effluvia arising
from them is stated to be positively sickening,
and union something is done quickly to cleanse
the foul places, an epidemic of some kind will
certainly ensue.
BAITING IS rug RIVES.—Ever since the
commencement of the warm weather, ladies
crossing on the different bridges have been very
much annoyed by a set of boys and full grown
men bathing in the river, in broad daylight.
The nuisance has tablet become so intolerable,
thlt Mayor Voiz has givenintriot orders to his
pollee to arrest every person found outraging
common decency by exposing his person in this
Tax WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY will MAO
their first drill in uniform under the command
of Capt. T. E. Wright, on next Saturday. Af.
ter marching through Pittsburgh and Allegheny,
they intend going to Wilkinsburg, where a grand
collation will be given them by the citizens of
that plane.
LEM1101:16 COBI3IIINITY.—Since the eecoud of
July three hundred and fourteen civil suite have
been entered at Alderman M'Maeter's. If the
balance of our magistrates have been dqing as
large a business, one-half the community must
be at law with the other half.
Tim NEW Brunoz of the Ohio and Pennsylva
nia Railroad, across the Allegheny, is being
pushed forward vigorously. Several of the
piers hat% been raised about twenty feet, and
the balance of the piers and abutments are up a
considerable distance.
Max Ov - saso.aan.—On Sunday, as the Wheel
ing packet was leaving the wharf, a man named
Johnston fell overboard, and very nearly passed
under the boat, but after some difficulty was
rescued.
BOY Daoirwan.—A young lad named Evans
fell into the Allegheny river, near Hay street,
on Sunday night, and was drowned. Hie body
was not recovered.
GOOD.—Alderman Donaldson yesterday issued
warrants for seven persons, charged with ex
posing their persons by bathing in the river,
within the city limits, during daylight.
Dwane° the quarter which ended July Ist,
200,788 letters were received at the Post•office
/518,01ty for delivery, and 896,220 lettere sent
from the office.
ES
. 11faxmaa.--The friends of prohibition hold a
meeting to-night, in the Second Associate Re
formed church, near the Court-house.
JULY 17
A LAD, named James Earle, was sent to the
House of Refuge yesterday, by Alderman Mc-
Kenna, at the request of his parents.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported Expressly for fhe Daily ffiorning Post
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL Or 'THE ARAGO
DEATH OF LORD RAGLAN!
WITIIDRAWAL OB TEE SUNDAY TRADING BILL.
14155: Yoas, July 18.—The steamship Arno arrived off
Bandy Hook, at noon, from Havre, with dates to the
4th hist:
Lord Raglan la dead. Gen. Pimp3ou succeeds Lord Rag.
lan in the Crimea.
Ne further disturbances had occurred in London, the
Sunday Trading Bill having been withdrawn, quiet was
oonsequently restored.
The steamer Arago,. from Southampton, reached the
wharf at 2 o'clock. She brings 128 passengers; among
them, Gen. DLa and family, and the on. 8. 0. Goodrich.
The steamship Ericsson arrived at to on the evening
of the 3d. The Arno passed a dimmer on the Bth July,
supposed to be the Ariel. The steamship Africa arrived et
Liverpool on the morning oflhe Ist inst.
On the 21st June, the Amphlon, a British einem frigate,
while reconnoitering Sweborg, Mistook the channel and
ran ashore; while her beam were afterwards employed In
taking the aonndlngs, the fort commenced brink fire upon
them, and the frigate Amphlon returned the fi re, and blew
op a large Russian powder magazine, and did much other
damage to the fart.
.
It was reported at Stockholm. that the British had de
Etrnyed Uystadt.
The remaining portion of the town of Kertech was de
stroyed by fire on the 14th June.
Odessa and St. Petersburg have been united by telegraph.
The King of Belgium intends to pay a veldt to Queen Vic
toria.
At a meeting on the subject of the Sunday Trading Bill,
held in Hyde Park on the 15th inst., upwards of 100,000
persona were present. The police were assaulted, and per
sons in carriages were hooted at. The ringleaders were
arrested.
An extraordinary meeting of the Branch Legislature
commenced on the 2d July. Napoleon opened it with a
speech, in the couree of which he mid that important ques
tions at home and abroad bad caused him to abandon the
intention of going to the Crimea.
The new French loan is stated to be 100,000,000 francs.
The papas by the Arago are remarkably barren of 2161W5,
andfurnh but little of interest.
. .
Both houses of Parliament were engaged on the 91 in the
consideration of an appropriate way to acknowledge the
services of Lord Raglan. In the House of Commons it was
proposed to allow his widow an annuity of 41,000 a year.
The Emperor of the French stated In a speech, at the
0p..n1 g of the Legislature, that no extraordinary levy
would be made to Increase the array.
The King of Belgium arrived In * England on the IL
Hertsch had been destroyed by Ore. A large fire had also
occurred In Constantinople, during which:MO houses were
destroyed.
In
Bneadstutia, the attempt to sustain the coarkt.t felled
We Lyre no quotations.
NEW YOILK., Jrdy 16.—The steamer Oshawbe arrived yea
terdey afternoon with Havana dates to the 11th.
The political news from the Island of Onba U unimpor•
tent. The disarming of the negro militia le progressing,
their services being no longer required.
The auger mille had ceased grinding, and many thou
sande of bores are left standing in the trade that could not
be conveyed to the sugar booms on account of the rains.
The market continues active at advuired prices, on the
last advisee for staple products, end the storks are dimin
ishing.
The health of Havana has been unequalled during the
past winter and spring, and continues so to the present
time. There were refreshing showers every day, and it ie
confidently expected that no epidemic will nuke its appear
ance Ma reason.
The U.S. dhp Falmcuth,Capt. ghsw, arrived and anchored
in tha harbor of Havana, from a cruise, on the 10th inst.
All well.
The Captain General has beta greatly fruited in cense•
quence of discorining a plaster bust of Ramon Pinto,
which had been made by Garbeille, at the Inetanoe of some
friends of the Patriot. Several of the household of Pinto,
and Ids widow had undergone a rigid examination, and a
wuteh was set upon her house, but no arrests had been
made and everything remained quiet.
From 'Washington city.
wtsacczna,Jray 16.—beat. Rinseyof the let Regiment
of Artillery, died in this city yesterday, of typhoid fever.
lie was stEioned here on the 31 inst., with the light hat
tery of hie regiment. lie graduated at West Point hist
year.
On Saturday COO Land Warrants were issued.
The Union says that the American officers sant to the
Crimea, were splendffily and hospitably entertained et Ber
lin, by the Russian Minister, and at Waraaw, by Prince
Drakiewitch, and they had steepled an invitation to visit
the Emperor, at St. Pe eraflurgh.
The Court of Claims has made a rule for procuring papers
from files in the Executive Department, by a requisition f
presentation by trial of canoes. The papers remain in ca.-
tody of the Court.
dentkinen of distinction from Central America give it 1 , 0
their opinion that two-thirds of the people la, that Country
will waliome Col. Kinney.
The grounds wore broken tilt" afternoon for the erection
of the extension of the National Treroury buildings.
Flees and Loss of Lite
Bvvi,u.a, July Lome of James Thompson, In
Brant village, was fired by an incendiary on Saturday night.
bir Thompson and Inv thm. • fieughtvre Tvrialied In the
fl amen.
Bisucumstmli, St. U., July 16.—The Meischesior
lion 61111 No 1 11113 destroyed by Ore yesterday. together
with Its contents. Tho loss will be about $250,000; Insure]
for $lOO,OOO. By this calamity 600 peseous hare hems
thrown out of employment. On Umtata. day 22 stores and
derailing houses were hennaed, Including Tutney's blush.
The estimated loss is $lOO,OOO.
A British Expedition Defeated
Nth - Tots, July 16.—An arrival from Shirrs I,one
With dates to Jane .14, statics that the British Expedition
against the native chief on Mallaglica River, met with •
disastrous defeat flay were killed and captured: among
the killed la Quarter Master Andrew, of Her Majesty's
steamer Teaser. A number of British eubjeete wero also
!mixed by the notices on Rio Reties. Her blejesty's Skop.
ef.War ferret, was dispatched after them.
Now York Clty Items.
Nair Yoz.L., July IG.—The number of death. for the past
week were 491,a decrease of SO from the previous week.
The Ghana fa: the eteam frigate Niagara have beem rem•
plated: there are fee in number, which weigh 1,4,000 the.
The U. A. frigate Congress railed to-dsv.
New York Bank Statement
Yonx, July li3.—The foottnan of the Bank Statatnant
alio. , an incrrarr of $5,000 !n loan!; SI n,OOO fn opt , e,
ands deernase of In circulation, stall V 10,01,0 In
Railroad Accident
r}ll3.4lnlPllll, July 16.—An accident Destined on the
Westchester Railroad tu•slity, by which thrse pertains were
'tilled and nine woandeil. We have no partitinturs lei Re
eIC3I our report.
SITSIBIER ELETIELE.AI
KEYSTONE HOTEL, IlmsTirlaDos Co.. PvclA, or,
dred and thirty-wren miles East of ThOlbserph, and
only 1 . 11 . hours' rule. This delightful reablenMs and {.•lace of
public resort Is locate') en the banks of the " Blue Juniata,"
at the continence of Bppuce Creek. Its clear spring, trout
sustaining waters, here dieuharges itself, end mingles Its
murmurs in concert, us they rush down the gorges of the
Mountains.
The very central position of this Hotel makes it a desira
ble place of sojourn for a few weeks or days, for men of
business and their families—Jaded and enervated with the
turmoil, bturtie and hest of the city. It is situated on the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad, where the great turnpike
from the Busquehanna and other reads concentrate—
making easy agrees and ingress, several times a day, by
the .care and stages, to Altoona, Tyrone, Huntingdon end
the &fountains.
The House to a new brick one, four stories high, spat:lons
and roomy, newly papered, painted and furnished from
basement to attic, with all the modern Improvements and
appliances of Cold Baths, &c. It to also finely ventilated.
There are superb views of every department of the Moan.
Min essenerry— "glorious mountains," the eternal
MIL" Telegraph °face la In the HOUR!, always ready fcr
work--and the proprietor ready to revelue visitors at mode
rate charges. 8.. P. LUBL.ETT, Proprietor.
EXYZEVICII9 111 PlTT9arca9H:
William Carr a Co, 1129 Liberty street_
John Bhoenberger. John P. Anderson.
William 8. Campbell, Bt. Charles Ilotel. jy I I
NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS—
Ar DAVISON'S BODE fiTCatil,
85 Markel :t, 'mar Fourth .11-
aistory of trio Claristian Obnrcb; by Dr Have.
Prise Essay—Thelard—Tbe Witness of Beason and Na
cure to an Al•wise and Denilleent Creator.
De Quincy'e last—The Note Book of en English Opium
Eater.
Catholic and Protestant Nations Compared in their three,•
fold relations to wealth, morals and morality; by Bev.
Roussel, of Paris.
The Adventures of Amijas Lea; by Bev. Chas. Kingsley.
Notes of a Theological Student.
Mrs. Jamison's Common-Place Book of Thoughts, Memo
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Star Papers; by Henry Ward Beecher.
Which?—The Bight oe the Left
Footsteps of St. Yard.
The Dead in Christ; by Brown.
Philip Colville; by Kennedy.
The Words and Mind of Jesus.
Kitto's Cyclopedia of Biblical Literature .
Dr. Alcott's Works.
The Young Housekeeper.
The Young Wife. The Young Mother.
The Young Husband—Health &a
Ilarbough's vole. on Future Life.
Comming's Works.
Stephens' Travels in Egypt and the Holy Land.
Manilla Wrapping Papers, Blank Books and Stationery
of all kinds. For sate at Eastern prices by J
jyla S. DAVISON.
Soft Crabs and Spiced Oyster.,
METIOALLY SEALED IN CAMS; LEI OAS and
ORANGES; NEW POTATOES—just received by Er
prim and for sale by GEO. 'BEALE, Jr., Arent.
jyl4:2t Blasonto Ball Cellar. Fifth atr. et.
- 17 ABIETIEB! —A Cottage Howe in Allegheny for sale.
V Prioe $7OO.
A Brick Home and Lot for $750.
A email Frame Howe and Lot on Mount Washington
for $450.
Small Farms in Ohio and Virginia for sale on easy term,
by Dyl4 . ) S. CIITHBELLT k BON, 140 Third et.
10 LET—A Dneßing House and Store Room on Third
street. Also, a largo Store Room op Fourth st.
J 914 8. CUTHBERT h SON, 140 Third st.
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IB YO3l WANT NEW MAQAZINES, end to
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or eehd to the Cheap Book Store of
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jyl.4. Fifth et., opposite the Theatre.
WBITING -2S barrrols just remised sad for Eats by
.13,18 'FLEMING RROB
WOWS ELMIELNG-500 dos. In store and for 'tale by
39. 13 FLEMING BROS.
wETIAN RED-215 bble prime just received and for
ale by tiY/ 3 ) FLEMING 8P.02.
CONCENTICATED LYE—A reliable article for making
Soap. 50 bozee In store and for sale by
jyl3 MERINO 111108.
lIBIN'S NXTRAITEB Warranted genuine, In store and
.1.1 Or sale by (jyl3l Na BROS.
A SPHALTUM VARNISH—Just received and for sale by
A
i 313 FLEMING BROS.
rail-ANNUAL BALE.—A. 6. DIABON 6 CO. have re.
Gifted another large lot of De Leine& Good Moue de
r a k es a t rue. per yard ; Gold Ideal d 0.13% mate.. rin e
Darege Laws 10 arell2%a--warth 20 end W.(jylB
DAUS OB THO I BAND /LOWERS-12 dozen of this
1.7 1 eelsbtutsd article rsoffed . by 305, FUMING 0711
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COMMERCIAL POST
PIT2SBURGEI BOARD OF THADIC AND
NIXRDITANTEI , Excn A NO E.
017/OEBB.
Presidasl-40LIN BDIPTON.
lbw Vice Pruiderii.—Wit. D. Elmin.
Seccmci " " WY. B. Itimni.
Becretary—Wit. S. Hann. •
Treasurer—Jona D. Bcutur
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perintendent—B. T. Nonium,
Cbmmiitee of Artritration for July.— W. &Burs, V. P.;
FILAN'ff 11BLUEBA JOHN 8C31:2,A121. GORDON, JOHN McDivitt.
DAILY Implw OF PITTSBURGH FULDEXTB
0711 Cl or IBM DAILY Mumma Post., 1
Tuesday, July 17,1856.
sto PLOUR--Sales of two lots, 15 and 25 bbls extra, from
611Aloi—Sales 250 bus barley, new, (raised on three
aorta and a half) at 81,12;4; 175 do shelled corn, from
wharf, at 80e, and 150 do, from store, at 900.
SUGAR—But little doing. We note sales of 4 hhda fully
fair at 711; 5 do do at; 4 do prime at cash.
MOLAr6EB—Sales 11 tilde oak 40c, cash; 24 do do at 40c,
90 days
WIIISKY-Bales 20, 26 and 6 bbls rectified at 34g36e.
BACON—Sales reported of 6000 lbs shoulders at BXe, 60
days; 6000 do sides at 9Xc, do; 2800 do shoulders at BXe,
cash; 1000 do sugar cured Lams at 140, cash:
SALTHITBE—SaIes 40 bogs at 70, time.
APPLES—SaIes 38 bids green, from wharf, at $1,6:.
. LEAD—Sales 200 pigs at 6%, four months.
Allegheny Cattle Market,
Viczca's YARD.—CATTLE—The offerings to-day were of
an interior quality, and brought prices something below
our lard quotations. To-day 410 head were offered. 370 of
which were sold principally to the butchers at $2(4)23 for
common and inferior, and $36g.4 for good and prime.
filiEllP—Offerings amounted to 757 head of cheep and
lambs, 460 of which were Fold at s2©3 per cwt. for the for
mer and g1,25@1,60 per head for the latter.
11002—Only 6 offered, and sold at ss;4' per hundred
gross.
On Thursday last 70 cattle were offered, CO of which were
cod at the above quotations.
At Newell's yard nothing offered—Times.
Owing to a sort of stampede
yesterday among the met
chants for the country, to remain absent over Sunday,
trade In a general way was less animated. The sales of
cotton were restricted to some 600@800 bales, though prices
closed firm. Flour w 1.9 dull, and common grades inclined
to droop. Corn sold to the extent of about 50,000 to 00,000
bushels, at 89©91c, chiefly at 90c for Western mixed. Pork
wee active and higher, with awes of about 1,200 bble at
$19,75€09,b7 for now mess, with a small lot at $2O, the
highest price reached in this market for a considerable
length of time. Sugars were firm, and Coffee without
change of moment. Freights were dull —.V. Y. Herald,
COlninerolal Summary, (per Arago.l
Wrzappot liLsakirrs, July 3.—Cotton dull; prices easier,
but not quotably lower, though some grades shows decline
of
.14 the salea for three days were 19030 boJee, Including
WOO to 'peculators, and Z3OO for export itt , euistutra hare
alightly declined, the market closing dull ; buyers demand
a reduction.
Opucols, 911,4(4.111.
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TELECUILPH-IIdRILETB
Naw
Yuen, July 16 —Stocks quiet. Money unchanged;
Cauton, 17 ; N. Y. Central, 101%; Erie, 62; Ileading,lo4X.
Cotton dull. Flour dull with • declining tendency; /ales
6800 bble at $8,62140,(31 2 4 for State; Southern easier, with
sales 1000 bbls at 510,87. il'beat a trifle lower; alias 8250
bushels Southern red at $2,40. Corn opened buoyant but
closed he'll; sales 82,500 bushels at 81. Pork market
opened buoyant but elosest heavily: sales 1200 bbls at $2O.
Beef firm; sales 200 tibia at $l6, scarce. Lard stiffer; sales
460 bbls at 10%. Bacon ecarce; sales at 510,60. Whisky
firm and active, with salesl46o bbls at 41. Groceries steady.
Coffee. sales 6500 bags at 11 for Rio. Saga:: alien 600 hhds
at former quotations. Molasses: sales 1110 bhde at 33 for
N. Orleans. Iron Sinn, with sales at $34. 1 ,3,21. Tobacco firm.
Pten.ano.Pata, Jul, 16 --Flour inactive; good superfine
freely offered at 59,75 without buyers; sales 500 bbls Balti
more on private terms. Rye Flour dull at 57,25. Corn
Meal quiet at 54,37. Wheat: fair receipts of new and get.
erslly of excellent quality; there LS a limited demand;
pr,ces lower; sales 3000 but New Jersey and Delaware red
at 42,3042 32, and DOM° lots to arrive at 52,30, and prime
white $2,40Q248. Ilya lower ; sales 1100 bus Penna at $1...
24. Corn In fair request ; sales WOO bus Penns yellow at
09 afloat, and 973.; in store. Oats in limited demand;
teas 3900 bushels Penns at 63. Whisky 42: in Ibis and
4051,41 c In Mule.
6.8t3884.71 July 16--Fleur: sales '2BO thig at $3,80, rt.
celpta 11RLt. Whisky! isles 80 bbl. et 314. Chem, trEa
n 1 N. The airs? Lst throu 4 !eat elver Sstoritty. Weather
Warta.
AIM AL - a lialattilttrabir vent LAULA CAW::
I ALE. —Thin Melt Liquor la recommended by the 'most
diatlngnlabol Physiclana to thla country Clad England a rm
the beat an •.1 puree. or ita kind. Jun received and nar Onle
by 3011 N LITTLE, Jr., Agent,
Je2fl.lw No '2ll Liberty street.
Q.) "Al BUY A I , IIIBT RATE SILK lIAT, at
40 .0-11./ to 3t Wocl street.
1 030 J. WILSON A SON.
ItT nil that laa.t.el for tb. 14,4 quality of SILK.
LS AT, at N 0.41 Wra 1 stront.
j-Z.O WILSON t SON.
PLA "i hzt„ PLASerI, PLANES flighty Important to
Cabinet Makere, Carpentere, end Wevtere In [hid.
wood, Ivory am] Veueore—
W. U. HOPPER A
CN.lvaitzt,
V ENT,J22, 114111)WOC•Ei AND jVop,y
PLAtiii4B.
The strove Planes cannot F." eicallc,l In planing hard
cod 604 veneers. T. c nit eh' lan at 1,....a6.p1c4 to empeetr
ully solicited. Per tale at POWN a rprLErs,
1.15 Wood Areal.
Jinni. Ass MA Ci 7,11 N b.+ out Ftrst Famllbss ; •
I :49zel of Philadelphia 1in0.1,;.•,,qa,
Thu hogilsb orpbana, or a. Home In in. '1651 World; I , r
the author of Tominst and SitolLth,
The NV,tchttlan.
liohnea' Inassa.
Men et Character; by Et - trglaQ Jerrold
Godsy's Lady's Itaok, for July.
Peter•on . b Magazine,
Nes York Journal,
For or Magazines, call ar stud to
W. A. GILDEItYgNICEY A CO:8,
Jell; Fifth at., aPLOnita the Theatea.
AVING REMOVED the Stock of BODELS and RTA.•
JOU . TIONEIIV from S 7 Wood street to No. 30 DIM
street. by this arrnorremont our rent and expense, have
Leen rearmed more than one half ThLY will enable Win
eeil hortia (LAD liCy similar ceLabliehment to thin city; and
we are deierudnid to do It. All now who want cheap
reading and Stationery bed bettor call et No. 30 lIPTII at ,
nest door to Es Inen4a tank. between Wood and MarteL
jylu BAM'L If. LAUFFER.
Co•Powantralallp.
WALTER P. I,' ARSLIALL associated with him. on the
1 :4 OS of Jul". .103. nuancs, in the Well
Pap•r herb: mew, udder the name of
.i.f 9 _ W. I'. ?MARSHALL A Oh
• " •
. ...
C - i - R - 3 - 1 - 1- - AT•4l•7liAi. I+AI:P.7-:-A. A. MAtO:4 a ek, r-reoffnr
-1,0 log the whole of thiir ..mtenslre Ftr..-% of Iloblvry and
Glove, at a raluction of 25 to 40 per cent if 9
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A . if FILL OF STAR - I'LL:NO D/fitalJeUßE9.—::ow
EXADT—Rinale Worn,/; a Narra
tive of many years' perm:lel raoerirnrn . Dy the e tfo or a
Mormon Elder, re:wally from Utah. One large llinso.
volume—with a view of Yarn. Lake Clay. Price 11.
The Old Farm noose; by Mrs. Laing.
Harper'', Pu , nanfe, Peterson'', Godey'n, Ur•hern'e, end
all other MN . 7llnee of July, are now ready.
Which/ the Right or Left—a religioui, novel, ;net put,
fished-12mo , cloth, !lab.
The Englirli Orphans, or a ❑ome in the New Worl4: by
lire. Mary J. llot.es-12nritt., paper, Sae. 1
CoLetenre Herbert : e noTel, be Ocraldine Jewebn,rY
Zl3 cent,
.e pt, n Tale of Lb.. Emplie ; be Alexander
Diamar•—sl.
Star Papera; by Henry W. Lleecl,or
The Misting Bride: by Mre. Sontborortb—sl
The Watehman: •orimpanion to The Lamplighter—sl.
For etle by H. MINER h CO.,
JyT No. .7.2 Smithfield etreet.
—No. I trim a, barrels and belt berrele, this day
received and for mate by iiErtin - 11. COLLINS,
je2l No. :7.5 Wood street.
SUPERIUR—Tise Pictures taken daily at C - 00'13 Da.
gnat rean Gallery, 78 Fourth et., not Lafayette H.
COTTON IVASTI.-8 bags in store and for Bale by
SO 9 J. W. BUTLER ft CO.
13UTSAM'S 210NTIILY 10kt JULY—Jut rerskred an 4
for eels by 11 . MINER &
Is 2 N. 22 Smithfield street.
DARNOE DE LAINES-10dd yards of Earaga and Moue
Dalai's". at 10a. per yard, at lb. docol.sonual Sale of
A. A. MASON & 00. jy4
WANTED—Twenty good Men to harvest. Also, Dzyks,
Nunes, Ghia to do bousework—et
BASIL'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
No. 410 Liberty street.
114
j 111.2 IIAUAZtNEB—
for July ''o cant.
Putnam, " ••
Graham, " 20 "
Godey,l34 sup., "
Knlckerbokar,. "
Lesllo's Gene," 20 "
Peterson's, " 17 ••
Lealle'sJonel,. 18
Blackwood, for June.
NR{
ti who want NE BOOKB, and as .on 29 Limed, lower
than can to had elsewhere, should call at
LAUFll2llt'd BOOK STORE,
11 2 87 Wood street
UNIAXGBLIED CAAGO'S DAGUEBBSOTYPBS.—
1..) Room, No. 70 FM:MTH BTRRET. leB
FII3IIIIYO TAOKLE.--& Varga meortment on hand and
for ash, by 1 1 x1 8 ] BOWN & ThTLISY.
XsAGM! Whiskers and Moustaches produced, like
magic, by the faithful use of the TDII.IIIBII BALM,
and costa but 50 cents per bottle. Sold at No. 140 TIMID
street. je'2B
raiuTTOlThoTuaasa ARE Ms On r i—the
cases are given la gratis. 74 FOURTH
street. leT3
OASES hIITILERVORD SCOTCH ALE;
1.1 5 cases Barclay & Co.'s Louden Pnrter; Just reasivect
and for sale by JOHN LITTLE, Jr., Agent,
,J;28:11v No. 101 Liberty street.
OUK OUSTGAIRILE ARE DELIGHTED, and well they
may be, Xe ate way our Now Y orkGRINDER PUTS
A RAZOR IN ODDER can't help but Oeac.‘ any one. Olve
no a trial, and be oonvlnced. DOWN & TETLEY,
Jab 186 Wood at.
• OIITLI WEBTEBN MINING COMITLN 812ierel of
• the stock of this Company for sale.
WILKINS & Fourth street.
AVANA 81MAEB—Imported of varhos breads for
sale by JOHN LITTLE, Jr., Agent,
je2ftlw No. 201 Liberty street.
VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE, prepared by S.
FOIDLIDT, of Baltimore, and applied by him with great
euccess In thousands of cases. This valuable Hair Dye
changes grey hair to a light or dark brown color, or to a jet
black In a few minutes. Full directions accompany each
box, printed In German and English. Price $1 per box.
Sold in this city by S. L. CUTHBERT,
/Y .l 140 Third streot.
SEfttI•ANN UAL BALI:.—A. A. MASON a CO. are selling
every description of Dry Goods at Semi•annual prices.
SilkF, Shawls and Dress Goods marked down 25 to 60 per
cent. jy7
SE! YOUR- *LP 418 urlittßB 81581 YUU : Go forth
with to OARGO'S DAGUERRRA.N ROOMS, No. 78
Fourth street. Prices, Si and upwards. my2B
UANNY FERN.—Now Book just published, and sup.
j 2 posed to hare been written by Fanny Fern, and pub.
Belled under an assumed name. The Book is coNE CUT
CORNERB—one of the books of the age.
MAGAZINES FOR JULY.
Leslie's New York Journal, for July;
Godey's Lady's Book, " "
Peterson's Magazine, •' "
Ballon's Magnetite, 41. 41.
Household Words, " ‘.
Yanke Notions, " "
Blackwood's Magazine, for June.
For sale by H. MINER A CO.,
je2s No. 82 Smithfield street.
PF I TILERY.—I bare received a large and complete
stock of perfumery, embracing every thing in theper
fernery line. Those wiabing anything in dila line should
call and el[Ltabaa my aeaortment, before purehati
whore, LJY II I JO. G.
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` ='d'?,
The new steamer "Grapeshot," Capt. ;Alex. Mcßride, is
now loading for Louisville, with the intention of leaving to.
day.. She ofera a fine opportunity to shippers and our
manufacturers who wish to get off their articles before the
water gets too low. The " Grapeshot" is of light draught,
drawing only 13 inches water, and is capable of carrying
frOM 329 to 350 tons of freight.
Her hull was built at Ben. Coursin's shipyard ; is 132
feet long by 30 feet beam. She is furnished with two boll'
era 22 feet long and 39 Wad in diameter; the cylinder
of her engineis 133,6 inches in diameter with 314 feet stroke.
The cabin was furnished by Wash. Mason. Painting by
Murphy A Spears—which is pronounced a perfect job—be
sides, they have produced two splendid paintings—the one
in the ladies' cabin representing the original mansion of
Henry Clay at Ashland, and the other at the forward end
of the cabin the clipper ship U. S. Republic with the yacht
America in view.
Pittabstrgb t Steuboirtlle and Wheeling
Packota.
41Fg- TheDIURNAL, Captain A . 48. BECIPELEED, and
the FOREST CITY, Captain Groans D. Mooaa,
egular DAILY PACKETS, between Pittsburgh,
Steubenville and Wheeling, etopping at all intermediate
Port& _ _ _
The DIIIIINAL will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed.
nesdays and FrMays, at 10 o'clock, A. M.—Returning she
will leave wheelLng on Inesdays,Thanulays and Saturdays,
at 7% o'clock, A. M.
The FOSKBT WTI' will leave Pittsburgh on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock, A. M.—Reuvring,
she will leave Wheeling on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, at 7% o'clock, A.M.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
J. COLIDISIWOOD, Agent,
n0v2,3 No. 15.5 Front street.
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
The steamer GRAPESHOT, Captain ALIX.
S.IOEILIDS, will leave for the above and inter
ports on TUESDAY, July rith, at
0 de A. M.
For freight or plumage apply on board, or to
FLACK a BARNES, A. .nte.
Tuesday Packet tor Galllpolls, Marietta,
and all Intermediate Porte.
The steamer CONVOY. Capt. JOIM
• OdIFORD, Clark—will lasso as above on
TIIIIB DAT, July 17th.
For freig t or passage, apply on Ward. or to
2214 G. 24. lIAIITON. Agent_
For Cincinnati.
The stemma? LIMB MAY, Cept J. J. 11nrs
sov—Arcarir Roams" Jr., Clerk—will (rare
for tbo 'bora and all intermediate parts on
TUESDAY, July litb, at 10 A. 51.
lorfrolgbt or pottage apply on board, or to
JOSH FLAOIT, goat.
J. K. Barbour,
LEVES CLERK, Sr. Loma, Mo., (at W. N. Newell'l
Mike.) J. FL BARBOUR baring long experience In
liseeiring and Discharging Pralishr for Steamboat!, ottore
suipattor it:alum:tents to Stramboatadealring • DISOLIARG.
CLZEtE. rapt
AUCTION SALES.
Auction-4xitie Daily.
A T the Conatarretal Salsa Booms, corner of Wood and
Fifth etrasts,at 10 o'clock, A. M. a general assortmentof Seasonable. hien!, and ilaney Dry aOtnif g, Bo ota
and Bb.oes, //ats,Caps, An.,
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. EL,
Orneeriss,quesnrwere, Olaraware, Table Outlay, Looking
Glasses, kfitwand fisoond nand Elousehad and Kitchen kw ,
taupe, Au,
1T 7 O'CLOCK, P. IL,
Books, Stationery, Fancy Artldes, kluslcal Instrtunents,
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goode , Gold and
Silver watchee, An. P. IL DAVIS, Auctioneer. rja3l:tf
_ _ _ _
"VITRA BALE OP DANE AND R. IL STOCK. —On
TLIESDAY evening, July rttt, at 9 o'clock, at the
Ilarobaute Eutaw*, „ tall be *old
-873 Edam Blecbaulcal Dank Stock;
3'2 "
Ohio and Pa. it. Road Co. Stock,
3/ 14 P. Al. DAVIS, Auotioneer.
fAPLB AND FANCY DRY GOODS AT Aix:no:N.-
0 on WRDNRSDAY morning, July lath, at 10 o'clock, at
the Commercial Bales Rooms, corner of Wood and Fifth
streets, will be mold a general assortment of seasonable
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goode; also, • - quantity of Pers.
cols. Umbrellas, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, do.
57 14 P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
A LOT 24 feet front on VITLIE street, and sztending
bull 109 feet to Wide alley. On the back part of the
Lot Is a Cellar Wall, bunt for two emelt /lotuses. Thla Lot
to in a de,3lrable location for a residence; and will be sold
low, and on favorable terms. Title good, and clear from
Incumbrance. Enquire of OEO. P. GILLMORE,
hid At Moe of Morolne Poet.
1111. cauviLL,
MEIIMANT TA.17.08,, No. ',.12 Elm ST/IM, nest door
to Dziy's [Rocking Factory, Pittsburgh, Pa.
OLOTNLNti toads to order lu ths belt stylo, sod at ma
sortable rater.
ffiir BOYS' CLOTHING toads to order. my"...a:ly is
1 ANIIPACITRER AND DEALER in Plan Foam, and
ju Importer of litusle and Musical Instruments. 8010
Agent for the celebrated Ilanamto Ptanne: also, t"or Hallet,
Davis a Co's Darras Puna% with and without Coleman's
Mollan Attaehment. futya] No. 118 Wood street.
OINSTANCE of the virtue end power or REYNOLDS'
kJ NERVE LINIMENT I will mention, in jastice to its
inventor. I had a violent attack. of Dysentery, and wee
gain prostrated from violent pain and griping. I could
not tarn without assistance. evrcon one free and fail fit
applicatans of the Lardment over my bowels and back, for
half an hour, I was, as it were, inetantly relieved, and was
able to tarn myself, and got up in the course of an hour or
Ins. I think I could not bunt lived an hour if I had not
got relief, for my saffarings were so great.—Bswt Moltaor,
ifranalin Co, Pa.
REYNOLD'S LINIMENT can be mcured only of
jet S. L. CIITRBERT,I4O Third et.
VELIBRATE TIM FOURTH OF JULY by gains tO Ka
those beautiful BoadOtg 'Lots, pleasantly situated. on
cunt Washington, and well laid off, fronting on wide
streets, and convenient of access. On most of the Lots are
due forest Trees. Good water can be obtained, and at email
expense. To persona who wish to have a Home In the pure
air of the country, and yet be near enough to attend to
business in the city, this affords a rare opportunity, being
within a few minutes' Wait of the city. A Lot of 60 feet
front by 120 deep, can be had for $220. Terms: Oue-tenth
to hand; remainder to four equal annual payments.
Prises from $2OO up to $6:15. A Plan of these Lots can be
seen at our office. 8. CUTHBERT a BON,
/74 110 Third street.
IVOTICE TO WARMERS, MEROLIANTB and HOUSE.
.131 ELBOW ascrsaeux.-11.arves4 Hands, Clerks and
Book4teepen, yenang Boy* and Glrls, Teamsters and Car.
rice Drivers, Woke, Clonbennalds, Nurses, do ; a Boy of
seventeen years of age wants a trade; a Man and hb Wife
want a place wink s Sumer•— all well recommended
Apply at ELBE'S INTELLIGENCE GITICE, No. 410
Liberty street. je27
A BEAUTIVIII. TftliOT OF LAND S of about 11% Acres,
A
Fltuate on the Cllrty'a Run Plank Road, at Ibur miles
from the city; eli urea cleared and fenced; balance In fine
woods. good epring ot water, do. Adiai, Twelve Acres
adjoining the above, with a One atone totem opened, bay.
log a front of one-eighth of a mile on the Plank Road. For
aide by 8. ORTHDKRT d SON,
Je22 l4O Third street:Wl
Vnuili gfr um IrPf aisbi
withmi teral"VOU po NG .. ng, t o o f i tm e a vi rt
Met t a irr il posniLna or plied eArIiI.'9 I MATTEVO%
011108, lb) iatcatias• greet
Also s PARTNER WAFTED, with &cash capital of $lOO,
to eng age in • profitable business. lingnire of O. BARR.
j e '. (Chronicle copy.)
I OBT OPPOR ' TIES, like epllled mllk, ehonld cause
no , vain regrets; butyl, 'way learn lessons of wisdom
frous past neglect: Then Donut et once and got the NEW
SHOES and GAITERS, while we are still Weaned to cell
ohesp, at N 0.107 MARKET street.
jet 3 W. E. SCHMERTZ.
fIRANDPABENTB will be overjoyed by sending them
131 - Pictures ofthe little ones." Try ()ARGO'S Rooms,
street.
je°3
18. d PHENOII BWI2 Waft just reoelved.by
N Express and for tale low for ma J at al Wood'.
je2l . WILSON * 80N.
E § A A It MO ', buying your II 8 at o. IM • es s
street, where you run net the }MST QIIALITYof BELE
44 1
TB for SC (3 J. WILSON d SON.
` sAL BAL A. A. RASO & CO. are offering
1,1 1 their splendid stock of Straw, Bilk, Crape, and other
kinds of Bonnets, at a tedaction of about one•half the
uaaal prices. jyll
r• .V.i3l: o Tyr de. J.B, 80.. .. er Si . . eche,
aw., inat opening, which Will be sold at one . Ird less
than the usual rates. A. A. MASON & 00.,
../Y// 25 Filth street.
TATS Institution will be open for business on and after
JULY NINTH, Inst. TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
have been fixed upon as the Discount days. Notes for dis
count to be offered the day prevloya.
Jw It. MILLER, Jr., Prealdent.
fliaohonica , Bank Stock for Sale.
ON TUESDAY, July 17th, at o'clock, P. 11 ,at the
Merchants'Bxchanee, will be o ff ered for Bale, b7l
Shares of the Block of this Bank, by order of the Bowl of
_ .
Director&
i76:td
m aux, in esobange for City Property, a flue DWELT,
F
ING and FIVE AOBE9 OP IMPROVED GROUND In
New Lisbon, Ohio. , Also, s line STEAM FLOURING MILL
In same plane
...1111 gootiorder, Thie property is situated
In a flat-rato IstsistiflowillE =lazy
iYl-2 11903, WOODS, 76 Fourth street.
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ARTIF S FOR RIVER
_ _ •,
Tan ityma.—The-Flags .of :water at dusk hurt evening wee
6 feet line, by the pier marks, end fallin g.
Taa steamer "Convoy," Capt. Wolf, i 3 thoTegular packet
for Galllopolla to-day.
Tam faltsassongor atkanier "Forest. City" is the regular
packet for Wheeling this morning; aka leaves at 10 o'clock.
Tall light draught steamer "Lurie Iday " will positively
leave for Cincinnati to-day. To those alto wish to make
a pleasant and comfortable trip to the Queen City, we an
recommend the ° Lucie May."
Tax fine ggitt draught steamer "Clara Daan," Captain
Dean, having changed tar destination, wilt leave for St.
Louie to day. She offers allne opportunity to those travel
ing West to to takes through passage—her aecommodatione
are of the firm Calls, and Capt. Dean will make all at home
who travel with him.
PORT OF PITTEO3I7ROR
5 IT= 0 INCHES WOMB to ILIA milt-mil.
ARRIVED. .
Steamer Jefferson, Woodward. Brownsville.
" Lusenze, Bennett, Brownsville.
Gen. Bayard, Peeblesfilizabeth.
" Clara Fisher, Henderickson, West New ton
" Michigan No. 2, Eferst, Wellsville.
Gin. Larlmer, fitenbenvllle.
" Venture, Gordon,Btenbenville.
Forest City, Moore, Mauling.
" Clara Dean, Dean, Louie - villa.
Empire City, Milford, St. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jefferson, Wordward,BrOwnevil le.
Lnaerne,Bennett,Brownsville. •
" Gen.Bayard,Peebles,Elizabeth.
" Clara Fisher, Henderiekson, West Newton.
Michigan No. 2, Herst,
Venture, Gordon, Steubenville.
" Gen. Latimer, Steubenville.
‘• Diurnal, Shepherd, Wheeling.
STEAMBOATS.
For St. Louis, Direct.
The steamer.JULlA DEAN, Dept Wu. Deo.
. - will lease for the above and all intermediate
to on TUESDAY, Jaly 17th, at 4 P. M.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
lya JOHN PLACE or 0. DAMTES, Agents.
P. ff. DAVIB, Auction,lir
BUILDING LOT FOR BALE;
Charlotte Blume.
- OR• 2 dozen, dumb linker's celebrated
make, In store; for Bale by
JARdES WARDIIOP.
Meehanlop , Bank.
~, T , ,
aIfEA.
MONDAY EVENING, JULY 16rd, 1855, and rOrri
Nigh! during the Week,
•
!MITER, WELLS & BIRCEVSASTINISTR2LB
Will appear in this favorite resort of the patrons of maw
meats, in order to give eclat to their
Attraotive Entertainment',
And add effect to their
SUPERIOR PERFORMANCES'
Which recently attracted, at Concert Hall, Philadelphia, for
upwards of four weeks, immense audiences of the elite of
that city, who bestowed upon their inimitable Melodies,
Dancing and Burlesques, the moat enthusiastic applause
Imaginable. For particulars, sse other bills and advertise
ments.
Doors open at 7 1 ,-,i; Concert to commence at 8% o'clock.
PRICES--Dress Circle, Lady and Gentleman, 60 cents:
Indies; single tickets, 25 cents; Gentlemen without Ladies,
to Dress Circle, 37% cents. Upper Circles, 25 cents.
GEO. COBURN, Proprietor.
iYI3
CHET. C. MOORE, Agent.
W'FOR ONE WEEK
FENTON'S
CELEBRATED AND ORIGINAL
FROM BALTIMOBR,
Will appear at the above Hall on MONDAY EVENING,
July 9th, and continue e‘ary evening for one week. The
unrivalled American Jig Dancer,
,
JOE BROWN,
la a member of the Troupe. TEN TALENTED PER
FORMERS.
Itir•Eiee small bill,.
air-Tickets, twentpave contr. Concert to commence at
8 o'clock. jyB:l2t
31ADAM p E itubnil -E b D . WARDS,
TUJ JUSTLY ostraaano:
CLAIRVOYANT,
Can be consulted at her rooms, car
_
nor of WOOD and FIITH streets.
Rooms open Day and Evening.
Consultations private and conliden•
ilia only 50o.ws— Gentlemen, $1; Ladies
JOHN W. AI'CARTHY
.9
Bill Poster and. Distributor,
Ala" WILL attend to the Posting and Illettibuting of all
Mode of
BELLS FOR CONCERTS, LECTURES, EXHIBITIONS, he.
All oommunicatione—either by mail, taleraph, or other
wlse—directed to the office of the Scorning Post, will re•
calve prompt attention. ap7
T NTICE.
1111 FOLLOWING GO O DS RAVE BEEN STORED with
us by the Pennsylvania Rail Road Company:
Pat. Font, Pittsburgh, Penns. 1 stove and I box.
W. T. McClurg A C 0... .. .. I plough casting.
W. P. Cresson-- ...... .. " " 1 stove.
Jas. W. Elliott E. Birmingham .. 1 chest.
Jno. A. Miller Pittabargb, .. 1 box.
Dr. L. Ehrhart Allegheny, . 1 box.
M. Lamborne Pittsburgh, "10 boxes.
J. Dink .. 1 chest.
Wm. P. McGran " " 1 cheat.
A. Thomas - .. 1 chest.
T. E. Swan... - " 1 barrel.
S. Sutherland " " 1 barrel.
0. Still '. '. 2 barrels.
T. Neff " " 1 table, 1 bench,
and 1 bedstead.
" 3 boxes plants.
" 1 corn planter.
. 1 plough.
.. 1 corn planter.
" 1 clover huller.
1 clover huller.
12 baakets.
.. 2 bundles pick
handles.
.• 2 new smut ma
chines a 1 box.
J. 'Leppert " " 3 bundles rags.
Ludwig Bauer Armstrong 00., " 1 chest.
Lippencott A Barr......Pitteburgh, " 1 bbl. varniph.
Youngson .. 1 bbl. and 1 keg.
No mark.-- 1 box.
Richard. Morris ~,, " 1 pkg. acrewis
R.Wilkine...- " " 1 block marble.
Gentle A Ingle " " 5 bags clay.
James Moore .., " 1 piece casting.
M. Martin " . 1 board saws.
C. Llghtcap '•
It. Swain " " 1 box.
No mark..---- 1 chain pump.
Granger, Jasper a CO.. • . " 1 box.
No mark . I barrel.
A. Reed '. " 1 oheet.
Jas. McMillan " " 2 pee. bedsteads.
G. W. R. All " " 1 basket sundries
Chas. Conwell ....... ..... " .. I bale.
Mary Renter... . I cheat.
dt. Elder, jr - " 2 bbls. dye ~ . .Ss.
1
Chas. COX '• `• 1 box.
IL Swam, .. . 1 chest.
No mark I box.
B. Bawer '• .. harness, collar aI
rope.
• . .. 1 trunk. I,
.... - " 4 trunks. ,
... 1 bag beans.
... " . 1 tale hops.
.... " " 1 looking glass
, box.
" 1 case machinery
... " 1 box books
.—Allaghony, . 1 pkg. books.
-Pittsburgh, . 2 boxes.
" 1 chest.
1 bbl. liquor. I
.. S boxes mdse.
Kennedy & Negley •
te. 8. Ebankland-
J. M. Barrett & Co
H. K. Colvin
H. A. Mellor
No mark
No mark..
O. Murray
I=WYMIIIIII!!!!!IIMB
Jno. Burns
Thus More
Ho =wk.—
A. Bigelow..
IT U. Ryan
Henry Wood
A. P. Roberta_....
D. M. Mattin
O. Thomte
J • Lichtenberger.
Anrents
Aar. J. L titian
Ali rennus interested are hereby notified that such of
said anklet; as are not removed on or before the day
of Auymt, 1955, vim. as SOLD sr Panic Beta, at 10 o'clock,
A 11., on that day, et our Warehouse. No. 61 Water street,
to Aa t lAte rz ct,:k . r l tt u e l e r d 6 ztterson.
jy6a. TINN9 & DKNINY.
DR. HENDERSON,
OCULIST AND AURIST,
RUTS ALL DIS!ASLI 01 VII lit AND RLR WITHOUT CUPTITG,
LTACIIINO, lILLST27ISO, OR Tfll URI 0/
°MOB 459 BROADWAY, COR. GRAND ST-, NEW YORK
flours from 9 A- M. to 4 P. M.
ROUGH, GRANULATED LIDS, Inflammation , Acnte or
Chronic Blindness with Films, Iritis, Amaurosis and
Cataract Scrofulous, Weeping or Watery Eyes, are among
the diseases of the eye which are treated by Dr. H. with
perfect satisfaction.
All diseases of the Ear treated upon scientific principles.
Artificial Eyes inserted without an operation.
All letters port-paid will secure prompt attention.
We select the following references from among the thou
sands of cues which have been successfully treated by Dr.
Henderson
Wm. J. Pryer, 13118-S Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
*Alfred Southwick, Printer,
}J. Goodspeed, Glens Fells, N. Y.
•Wm. W. Smith, Detroit, Mich.
*Mrs. A. M. L. Wilson - New York City, N. Y.
- Miss Mary Bellows, N. E. Station, Duchess. co., N. Y.
*Edward G. Bolger, Bristol, Conn.
*John Seamen, Engineer, N. Y.
David Little, Engineer, N. Y.
Wm. F. IL Giles, office Courier and Eng., N. Y.
rJames W. Kirby, Brooklyn, L. I.
Jarvis Rodgers, 0 0
A. It. Reeve; Telegraph Operator, St. Nicholas Hotel.
8.. M. Ferries, Organ BulMer, Houston St.
B. B. Doolittle, M. D., Hudson, N. Y.
Mre. Hatekerbocker, Yonkers, N. Y.
M. P. Collins, Teacher Penmanship, Troy, N. Y.
It. L. Rose Albany, N. Y.
A. Dnioneach, Schenectady, N. Y.
Capt. B H. flavilareL Athens, N. Y.
John W. Hackett, Binghsuxtpton, N. IL
*These patients were blind, and had to be lod to the office.
At the expiration of two weeks they could go about the clty
at pleasure.
, Mese mare of Arnaurosis were restored to sight atter
they ware given up Se Incurable by the faculty, end can be
referred to by any person who wishes to learn the facts in
these cases, by writing to them. Jan&
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
rintE subscribers haring formed a Partnerahip, under
thous= and style of MILLER, LLOYD A BLACK, f r
the purpose of MANUFACTURING IRON,NAILS,SPIKES,
Ac., and having leased the extensive Rolling so long
and favorably knoon as the "Kensington Iron 'Werke,"
are lam fully prepared to furnish at their Warehouse, No.
98 Water street and ill Front street, all descriptions of
Iron, Nalls, &a., usually manufactured at customary prices
and on favorable terms. J6IIN L. MILLER,
lIENRY LLOYD,
;h:July 2, 1868-{jy3:lmj GEORGE BLACK.
Pittsburg
EXHIBITION ROOM
INVENTIONS Sc PATENTS,
FOR SHE
Purchase and Sale of Patent Rights and
Patented Articles,
No. 80 FOURTH STREET, PITTSBURGU.
MOSES F. EATON, - - - Agent.
The subscribers have long teen acquainted with Ur.
Moses P. Eaton, and have no hesitation In recommending
him, to all who may wish to employlls services, as a gvn.
Haman of undoubted integrity and indefatigable industry,
In whose exertions every reliance may be placed.
Neville D. Craig, W. Robinson, Jr.,
W. H. Denny, John Graham,
James Wood, H. Childs A Co.,
P. B. Friend. N. Holmes A Sons,
Hap A Wads, Kramer A Rahm,
William Phillips: L. R. Livingston,
Wilson Wl:landless, William P. Johnston,
A. W. Loomis, Andrew Fulton
Pirrsanaan, November Tith. DAL
Alexander • Faster, --
A WOREBT AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, sun Sotto.
TIM la Maces; Agent for procurbil l ßouuly Lands
and Pensions, end for tbo Collodion of anus iu Great
Britain and Ireland.
.tom-Collections mute in this and adjoining Rountles; Es
tates of dew:lents settled; Real Estate bought, sold or
leased, and rents collected. Moneys invested on Mortgage
or other eeenrity. Titles examined and title papers drawn.
Oißra on FOURTH street, a few door.] above Emittneld.
Pittsburgh, March 28,18815—{mh2hdiar]
A. W. Foster.
XTOTABY PUBLIC, and Commissioner for the States of
.111 Tennessee, New Hampshire, Connecticmt, Wisconsin,
New York, Michigan, laws, California and Virginia.
lier Des& drawn, and acknowledgments and proofs
taken for record or use in any of the starve named States,
Illinois, Mississippi and Wards Inland.
Pittsburgh. March 2S, 1.8.56—{mh2&-dawl
Lot for Sale.
A GOOD BUILDING LOT, 24 feet frard on Carson street
_AI& by 100 feat in depth, in Birmingham, will be sold
cheap. Enquire of GEO. I'. GILLMORE,
.10.8 at oMee of the Morning Post.
CITY HOTEL,
(LATh BROW")
Corner of Smithfield and Third •treaty
JOHN P. GLASS, Proprietor.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
large and commodious House having undergone
thorough repair and furnished with new equipments
throughout, is now open for the reception of the traveling
public. Omuta tonnes. jai
IVO ANIMAL OlL—The Turkish Hair Balm contains
.111 no animal oil, and la composed of entirely new and
different articles from the worthless trash that floods the
market. Lot no one who has lost or is losing his hair, de.
spur of having it restored. Bnecaes halt always followed
the faithful use of this wonderful prepszatlon, and the
user 19 rewarded with a luxurious, glossy and thick head of
bar. Only 60 eta. per bottle. Bold by
jell • B. L. 011TE9SEtT,140 Third et.
R. mrunit, Jr.,
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PITTSBURGH THEATRE
MASONIC HALL
ETHIOPIAN THRUSHES,
AG ENCY
THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF TER MIN.
Da. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has distonered In one
of our C0M17147Z part erre weeds a retahly that cum
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
Prom the tvornt Beretlute down to It common pimple.
/le has tried it in over 1100 cases, and ILB - 7r felled except
In two C 8282, (both thunder humor). lie has now In his
possession over two hundred certificates of Its virtne, all
within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing lore month,
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of Pimples
on the face.
Two to three bottles will clear the system of Liles.
Two bottles are warranted to ours the worst Canker In
the Mouth and Btomecb.
Three to five IrOtii29 are warranted to onto tho worst rase
of Erysipelas.
I) .61 L }"."44
One to two bottles ere warranted to cure all E(unsor to
the Eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to oure Running of the Ears
and Blotches among the Hair.
• - •
Tour to six bottles are warranted to rote Corrupt and
Rtmaing Ulcers.
One bottle will cure Scaly Eruption of the Skin.
Two to three bottles are warranted to cure the worst case
of Ringworm.
Two to three bottles are warranted to cure the meet des.
pests ease of Rheumatism. .
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure the Salt
Rheum.
Trio to eight bottles will cure the worst case of Scrofula.
A benefit Is always experienced from the tint bottle, and
a perfect cure Is warranted when the above quantity is
taken.
Reader, I peddled over a thousand bottles of this In the
vicinity of Boston. I know the effect of it in every case
So sure as water will extinguish tire, so sure will this care
humor. I never sold a bottle of it but that sold another.,
after a trial, it edways speaks for itself. There are two
things about this herb that appear to me surprising: first,
that 14 grows In our pastures, in some places quite plenti.
ful, and yet its value has never been known until I disco,-
ered it in 1846—second, that it should cure all kinds of
humeri)
In order to give some idea of the sudden rise and great
popularity of the discovery, ',will state that in April, 1863,
I peddled it and sold about six bottles per day—in April,
1864, I sold over one thousand bottles per day of it.
Some of the wholesale druggists, who have been in busi
ness twenty and thirty years, say that nothing in the annals
of patent medicines was ever like it. Thera is a universal
praise of it from all quarters.
In my own practice I always kept It strictly for humors,
but since its introduction as a general family medicine,
great and wonderful virtues have been found In it that I
never suspected.
Several cases of epileptic tits—a disease which was always
considered incurable—have been cured by a few bottles. 0,
what a mercy if it will prove effectual in all cases of that
awful malady; there are but few who have even more of
It than I have.
I know of several cases of Dropsy, all of them aged peo
ple, cured by it. For the various diseases of the Liver, Sick
Headache, Dyepepide, Asthma, Fever and Ague, Pain in the
Bide, Diseases of the Spine, and particularly in Diseases; of
the Kidneys, he, the dlacovery has done more good than
any medicine ever known.
No change of diet ever necessary. Eat the host you get,
and enough of It.
Directions for r?.e. —Adults, one table spoonful per day.
Children over ten years, dessert epoonful. Children from
dve to eight years, tea spoonful. As no directione can be
applicable to all constitutions , take miff:lent to operate on
the bowels twice a day.
Manufactured by
DONALD KENNEDY,
Na. 120 Warren rt.. Roxbury, Mac.
Price, 121,00.
Dr. GEO. H. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh,
Pa.,General Agent. Also, J. P. FLEMING, Allegheny
0. my29:daw
d Fact. worthy of Record and Attan.
tion..-WRIGHTB TONTO RILSTURE, a guaranteed and
certain cure for' FEVER AND AGUE. This preparation
for the treatment of the above disease, and perfect eradica•
Don of the cause, is one of the most important Chemical
Discoveries of the 19th century. Its neutralizing elects
on the poisonous gases are Instantaneous, and acts like a
charm upon the whole Nervous and Muscular System, re•
ending the tone:of the Stomach, and invigorating the Con•
etitution.
Unlike the general remedies rteurted to for its treatment,
such as Quinine, Arsenic, &c., which tears the system
W 131138 than they found it, it improves the general health,
purities the blood, and stimulates the different organs to a
regular and healthy action:
Being prepared under the immediate supervision of an
eminent Chemist, uniformity of strength may always be
relied on. Its unprecedented demand, and the thousands
of teaUmoniale from eminent Physician, and others who
have been thoroughly cured, are a suMelent guarantee of
Its superiority over all other preparations.
We can only add, In conclusion, If you are suffering from
Fever and Ague, try it and be:cured/
PETIT. T. WiIIOWP At CO.,
.1.11 Market at., Philadelphia.
And all respeztabla Druggists throughout the Milted
States and Canadas.
For agile by GEO. IL KEYSER, No. lid Wood etreel,
and R. E. BEI.r , VP4, Pittsburgh. aproliw/im is
sir Bald Ileaft and Flurilts flair Resta=
rer—Pourrvarocs, CT., Feb. 9,1355:
Thls Is to certify that I hero "1:113RlY2 FLUB BR'
IBTORER" three months, and where my head watt bald
is now covered With a long growth of new hair.
Cwr. 030. G. BEVA.ITTS, of Whale-Ship Mmternms,
Chentima dfanufaeuring Co.--Cienta: Previous to using
your flair Restorer I was greatly troubled with my hair
coming out. After ming; three bottle.; the remaining Is
strong and firm, and prezents a rich, glossy and healthy
appearance. lours, truly, H. R. WoonwonsE.
This to to certify that I have bean u.sing, "HlrBD'S nem
11-urtolza" abont.thres months: and, now, where my head
was bald, it Is corer.ed with a new growth or hair, almost
three inches long. I have been bald over twenty yearn
ALT., ADINB.
Soli, wholesale and retail at
si-Sick liteadae he and Neuralgia OP EMUS
Funs Sresnika Cuero sr °ARMY'S DESDRATIVE
SYRUP.—Mr. William Trimble, 51'Kelry's Row, Bayer&
town, Fifth Ward, Faye be woo cured of Sick Headache of
eight years standing, by three bodies of Oakeley's Depute
d's Syrup. He had tried various physicians without a
cure. Ile is now entirely well. Oakeley's Deparativel
for Rheumatism, Scrofula, Teller, and all eruptive diseates.
For eale wholesale and retail, DR. KEYSER'S,
N 0.140 Wood street, Sign of the Golden Mortar,
Fries 75 cents per bottle.
100.000 corms
STEAMBOAT DISASTERS ON
itiffut z THE WESTERN WATERS, AND
- TEAMBOAT DIRECTORY.--Th
undersigned have now in course of preparation a new
STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY, which will be issued in October I
next; the book will contain over two hundred pages, illus
trated in the best style, and neatly bound in a durable
manner. IT WILL BE ONE OF THE MOST INTEREST
ING BOOK'S EVER PUBLISHED, and will be a look that
will be interesting to all classes of people. The STEAM
BOAT DIRECTORY will contain a complete list and de.
acription of all the Steamboats now afloat on the Western
and Southern waters. The length, model, Speed, power
and tonnage of each boat, where and by whom built, the
name of the boatoe Rh the tradeehe Lain. Also, the names
of Captains and officers, her age, Ato., Ac. The Directory
will contain a history of Steamboats and Stesmboating on
the Western waters since the application of steam: also, a
aketch of the first bolt built for the Ohio River, with the
name of the builder, commander and owner.
The RIVER DIRECTORY will contain a list and deandp•
tic,, of all the STEAMBOAT DISASTERS that have occur ,
red on the WESTERN. and SOUTHERN WATERS, beard.
fully illustrated, with a LIST OF ALL THOSE WHO
HAVE PERISHED BY THEIR BURNING. SINKING
AND ESPLODING, on the Western and Southern waters.
The Directory will contain Maps of the Ohio, Miss' issippl,
Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas, White, Red, Ouachita, Yazoo,
and other Rivers, with the Townsend Cities laid down, with
correct distances; also many other River and Commercial
items of interest to the people at large. The book will
contain the cards of the various U. 8. Mail floats, with the
trade they are in, its, do. The Directory will also Contain
a complete list of all the responsible Steamboat Licensed 1
Officers, their places of residence, ac., Ac; the new Steam-
Croat Law its requirements, with comments [ showing
wherein it ' benefits the incompetent officer, and orEcres the
competent officer, do, As.. and all the Important U. S. Sir
preme Court Steamboat Decisions up to date• ' the. Ratio
and important Commercial Privileges, Dille of Lading, im•
portent Deoutdona of the various U. B. Courts In regard to
Freights Lost and Damaged, do., Az.; with many other
things of interest.
The Directory will be illustrated in-the best style and
printed in the best manner. The author has for six years
been gathering together all the facts and items In regard to
the numerous steamboat disasters on the Western and
Southern waters, and now intends - publishing them in
book fOrm. The price of the work will be put at the low
sum of One 'Dollar. Ten thousand copies will be issued for.
the boatmen; all others desirous of subscribing will have
to do so at once, as none will be printed melees ordered in
adbance. This work 13 destined to have a circulation of
over EIGHTY THOUSAND copies, as the publishers are
receiving large numbers of subscribers, per mall, from all
parts of the country, daily. Homier the oldest boatman,
as well as most scientific men of the times, ere contributors .
to the Steamboat Directory.
The Directory will be leaned in October, and will be an
ornament to the parlor as well as Mambos t. remitting'
One 'Dollar (post paid) you will receive a copy ol the above
work.
nov2l:dtt
All communications and letters should be addressed to
JAMES T. LLOYD . CO.
Postoffice Building, Cincinnati, Ohio.
je^3.Aawtf
To 'Wholesale Grocers, Liquor Dealers
and Dlanufaeturers.
MHE SUBSCRIBER le now Importing a superior quality
of OIL OP COGNAC, of wbiab % of an ounce with 60
gallons pure Spirit wiliproduce a ttineCognao Brandy.. HL
MENGES OF ROJ•M euld °TAWS BRANDY; of
JAMAICA and ST. CROTZ RUM, Alum. CIDER and
PEACH BRANDY, HOLLAND SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
and SCOTTISH WHISKY, Sr. acknowledged by: the. New
York manufacturers by the great demand after Unm.
motion: for use will invariably be given by
DR. LEWIS FRUCHTWANCIIIt,
• 141 Malden Lan New York . .
P. a—lmporter of Daguerreotype Chemicals,
Bismuth, Manganese; Thorn's Ext , Copaira, &diute Am
monia, do.
PaltnerPa Celebrated• Epicurean Sauce I ;
TANDS PnimilciENT for ftatating • Soups, Gratin,
0 leb, Meat, Gann, am We advise all good housewives
to try It.. Price 26 cents per bottle; at all Grocery and Prult
Stores In the United States and Otuandaa.
Nor sale by M'CLUTPI and G. IL Elliteßit, Pittabingh.
P. T MIGHT a. 00.,
ianlibdawly Zit Market street. Pbtladelaill-
CARPETING&
DELAWARE COUNTY CARPET HANUFACTURTNG
ASSOCIATION, on the Chester Plank Road, two miles
below the city line, offer to buyers this season, AXBILVIS
TEE, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, 3-PLY INGHAM, DAMASK
sad VENETIAN CARPETING, at very reduced - prices
tar cash or city acceptance, (interest added.) The stock,
coMprising also IMPORTED FABRICS of emery variety,
;tan be examined et the Fact ovy Warehouses, Darby, or at
the Stores, Nos.lB and 20 N. SECOND at ,P=,ADELPHIA.
Wool bought, Spun, Dyed or exchangedlor Carpets.
it:Maoris J. SIDNEY' JONES.
A.L510 —No.I Lake 8 or •" 4 •• •ultrr..ra
S •
jao Um? r. COL 9
MEDICAL
Now London, CL
Nomorc, Feb 9, 1855.
PrquEtimmr, Cr., Feb. 15, 1655
Da. GEO. IL KEYSER'S,
No. I4D Wood street•
'ZIEDICAL
DR. MORSE'S •
Iiir4ORATING CORDIAL,
pIZENOXIINON IN MEDICINE.
ilealtl Restored and Lite Lengthentadt
3fORBB'S IN VItiORATING shmyyt.
I T will repisoe wailineaa with attangth, w ith
atlleleney, Irregularity with tumitotto ani natural ac.
USItY, and Chia not only without hazard cf reaction, but
with. happy effect on the general organization. der Bear
In nand that all Engadine wherever they begin, Caleb with
the nervous opium, and that the parallzation of the nen*
of motion and cot:oat:on Ia phyaical death. Bear in wind,
also, that for aver, kind of nervous (limas°, the Elixir Cor •
Matta tha only r.Boble prepaz atria known.
MILE 01; NERVOUS DISEASES.
No Language can convey en adequate bloc of tho Imam.
Mate and almost miraculous ebango which it 00311810 W In
the diseased, debilitated and .1 - tattered nervosa system,
whether broken down by e anent, weal: by nature, or impitr.q
ed by alokusaa—the unstrung and niaaed org/niaation la
at once braced, rerlvilleel and built up. The mental:4nd(
phystieal symptoms of nervous disecgto vanlrit tc.gether nn
der its Influence. Nor Is the effect temporary; for the Coe. `-
dial properties of the medicine roach the COltsiitlitiCal Melt,
and restore it to Ito normal comlitlen.
LOBS OF 31F.110111',
Confusion, giddinera, rush of blood 'to the head, tnahot •
o holy, debility; hysteria, wretchedness, thought/ of /elf
deattnEtlon—fear of insanity, dyspepsia, general Rostra -
lion, irritability, narrosiallsaat inabrtitk to diseaara
incident to males, decay of the propagating function, Lys •
eria, monomania, vague terrors, palpitation of tho twat, .
Impotency, constipation, eta., from whateror C41:18.03 arising
it la, if' there be any reliance to he placed on human Wit
many, absolutely infallibia.
A GREAT UREIC/NE FOR FE241.4111.5.
The unparalleled effects of this great restorative in all
complaints incident to females, murk m new era ID the amnia
of megrims. Thousands - of stimulants have bean 1 ven tad
thouroumla of invigoramts ooncooted--all phrporting tz.
specined in the variomadiseasea and derangements to which
the delicate formation of woman reinter her gable.
EVERY 011 SENSE,
Who stirrers from weaknam, dersisgment, neremusssas,
tremens, paine In the bask, or any other disorder, whether
pmmilar to her sex, or common to both eeets—to glee the
invigorating Cordial a trial. •
Mutt= yraeom,
Or othem, Dud this I.l.rdlal 611 , 37 they bare mai a nat.
tie or two, a thorough regenerator of the system. In elf
directionsare to be Muni the happy parents of healtiky ee•
apring,who would not have been HO but Au this extraordi
nary preparation. Audit Le equally po tent tar the many die.
eases for which it is recommended ousavis of young
Men have been resters,' by ash:sit, andlol In a 0184/2 In ,
stance has it failed is benefit Moat.
PIMISONS OY PALE OOMPLIMON.
r or consumptive habits, are restored by the use of a bottle og
two to bloom and vigor, changing the Baia from a pale, ol•
low, sickly color, to a beautiful florid complexion.
TO THE AIIBOLIEDED.
These are some of the sad and melancholy effects prpin.
cad by early habits of youth, T/31 wealmem of the but
and limbs, pains in the head, ednmess of night, loos of tar.e.
solar power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous
irritability, derangement of the digestive fauctions,general
debility,symptome of courumptiotut, etc.
Mentally, the fearful effects on the Wild ere much to lea
dreaded. Loos of memory, confusion of Miss, de reinto2:l
of spirits, evil forebodings , aversion to moiety, eel love of solitude, timidity, etc., are =act the evils prodr3
eed. All thus afflicted
MOM CONZEZTHATING irrtrAGE l
should reflect that a sOund mind and body are the meet In•
misery requisites to promote connubial happinem; Indeed,
without these, the journey through Lite bevsresa a weary
pilgrimage—the prospect hourly daraano the view; the
mind becomes aliadoeted with despair, and idled with the
melancholy reflection that the happineso of another b 3.
GOMM blighted with ynnr mon.
- CAUTION.
Dr. hloree's Invigorating Cordial lase been countie444
by some unprincipled persona.
In future, all the genuine Cordial will have the proprie
tor's facsimile pasted over the cork of cult bottle, 4ald the
following words blown In this glares - -
r Dr. ItiorerVs Invigorating Cordial.
C. FL DING, Proprietor
The cronura Is put up, bighly ocnoontrated, to plat
tles—priao throe dollaro per battle, t-wo for flue do)Urt,
for twelve dollars.
0.11. BlNG,Proprietor„
193 Broadway, if. If.
gold by Drug-gins throughout thitrattal States, Osautl
aud the Watlndlea
AGENTS;
Plttaburgb —Da. GEO. H. HAMER, No. 140 Wood c$
Do. ....—.SLIDELND, BROS., No. CO Wood e.
Do. R. E. KELLERB, Wool &treat
Alleghenyetty.....T. 'Y. 81.3211NG.
Agent for 0bi0...J. D. PARK, Olnainruttf. aplDdawly
RHODES'
FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
08, NATURE'S INFALLIBLE SPEqIFIO,
FOR the Prevention and Cure or I...vsresarr‘cr and
Baum Foram, Fryer. and Acme, Onyx, and E
Donn Am, Gram= Dmara, flrour Mears, and all oth
forms of disease which have a common origin is 2.gulstria or
Niatrr.a. This subtle atmospheric poison winch ,c o-r , ein
Reasons is unavoidably Inhaled at every breath, Ia th- Remo
In character wherever ft exists—ls:odb, Fouth. 'tea or
West—red wilt ovary where yield to this newisilisixvrred
antidote, which la claimed to be the grattal dacceiry in
mediar.c ever mods.
This spathe la so harmless that it may be taken by per
sons of diege, era ar worse,d it will ESL enbrt.
tote for one ease others still an is too often the re
sult in the treatment by Quinine, Mercury, Arsenio, end
other poisonous or deleterious drugs, not a particle of any
of whch Is admitted Into this preparation..
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary ro
sults from the use of this NATIIIIAL ANTIDOTE TO
iti.ALAALt.
it will entirely protect any resident or traveler STOrl
the moat sickly or swampy localities, from any Ague or
Bilious disease whatever, or any Wary from constantly in -
haling Malariaor /!theme.
Myth instantly cheek the Ague In persona who have an:-
fared for any length of time, from one day to twentyyears,
so that they need never have mather edit, by continuing I tit
useacoaruing to directions.
It will Immediately relieve all tile distressing results of
Bilious cr Ague diseases, such as general debility, night
eweate etc. The patient at once begins to recover appetite
and stieagth, and continua until a permanent and radical
cure is effected.
Finally, its usavvill banish 17070 r and Ague fro= fat:olllra
and ell classes. Farmers and all laboring man, by adopt
ing It as a preventive, will be frao from Ague or Believe at
tacks in that newton of the year which, whße It in the most
sickly, is the most valuable one to them.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary macs; Gems
w require more Dizections printed in German, French
and Spanish accompany each bottle pries, Ono Done t s.
Liberal discounts made to the trade.' Trade circulars for
warded on application, and the article will ba consigned on
liberal terms to responsible miles in every section cf the
country. JAB. A. ICIODEB, FroPnletor,
Providence ,71 ° .L
AGIZITII.4IOW York: 0. V. CTICKENED 00., and C.
H. RING. Boston: WEEMS St POTTER Philadelphia
DYOTT d BONS. .1 MITCHELL. No. hAV l lAberty etre* t
next dcor to Hand. WOODAIDES tr BROTERE, corner
of Anderson and
DR, 11100 FLAN
CELEBRATED
GERBIAIf BITTERS,
PEEPAEED EY
DR. - C. M. JACESON, Philatiedl p his, Pa,
WELL ETTLCEELLET erfal
Mr= CX)3IPLAiti ,T DYSPEP JAIINDICS.
Oftronie or Sera= .&...Wity, Ditsaw af Chef Zidnrys, asmi
all clisra:ca arising fruit a
Snob disorckra Vint or Stoma.
esConstips•
tion, Inward Piles,
Ininess,or Blood to the .
Hid. Acidity of the Btamarb,
Natiessellear thorn, DiAnot for food.
'Fulness or weight in the Btoreeoh. Sour
r fuctstiand, Sinking, or Fluttering et thellt
of the Stontetb, Setinuning of M. Heed, aussidel
sal Difficult Breathing, Flattering atthe Heart, Moat-
lug or Sufrocallug Sensation wheals lying Postan,Disanode
of Vision, Dots of Webs Goitre the Sight, Fever 1441
Dail Pain in the Hee, Debt:ham" . of 7 28m:train
Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pala In tlis
Mg. Back, Chest, Mat. deo, Sudden
r Flushes c f /lest Earning in tho
Flesh, Constant
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nz
Itepr s
l s r lan of
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The proprietor, In telling the attention of the pupils to
this piwportason, does so wit I Poling of the tasaoet gond
&nee in lief Anus/ awl AIL *Lion to the Cameos for which .
it is recontomdel.
It is no new and untried article, but one that has stood
the test of a tan years' trial Nitro the American le,
and Its repatatleo and ads Is cm - dialled by env similar pa. -
partitions ertruit. , Who testimony M Its favor glean by Mt
most prominent and nail known Physicians end indlidda
als, in all yarns of the country la /121=1111/30. Referring 211,7
who may donbt,to my illemorahillar or Practical &nets,
loot, for Farmers and Families, to be hod smtity of all th
Arto for the German Bittern.
pal Woe and lidanatactou,l23 Ardit street, Phila
;theAko.a.
our bold by Dr. Oa*. IL Noise?, 140 Wood etroat; P.l
Fahnestook. & 00., No. 6 Wood street; Fleming Bre: hare
60 Word street ; U. P. Swart % and J. P. Fleming, Allegheny
, .
dealgelawlyi9
WATER GUISE IiIiSTITUTE,
HAND MEET, (80IITH' SIDE,) !SET. P EINE 13111=T
• AND THEDIVER, P/TTSBIIIIGH, PA.
1 - 100TDR BASLE, Graduate and Practitioner in the 04
jJ s c ud, of mememe,sillegstbit and ihencepathie.
and
for the past ton years a succeasful Lidroe ettist, has eoeued
a WATER MEM the above location
The perfectly safe, direct end linnied.ate effect as sys
tam has on all Save s s, and all ii.iseasea cat and „atone—
while it is mild, grateful and invigoretrog to the weak and
debilitated, rena lt pleura:ly desirable In fazilica s who
will be treated at their homed..
Allopathic and llomrepathto treatment will is ednaloly
t en d where desired; bat, alter lone, end ot.ia
rienee,Doetem Bash gbres a decided pre:err:4.c
parry, which has, throughout the tad oc.
pram' SO 81311121=17 CUOCORatiI in evelt
including Incipient Colmumption,
Inflammatory and Ohmic
neons,N_ervous and Liver Diseases . trom deli= of nearly .foe
Union, can blghly
bemutable zror- d examitfed at Doctor Baelra -
elagy are invited to consult him gratis.
Werm water being used In theoonsmiucmien , .,al:::::::sa
throughout the Mostment,it la a luxury mateeief
any as abase unacquainted might supprea.
linvuumems.—kfeears.Oharles Brewer, Wobecluu 211 ' 3 = - -
2
W. W. Wilson, W. IL Williams, Thompson Dell, J . - ".
den, D. Tatiorgan,Wm.-D. -Holmes, E. IL kagliah, B
The nadorsignect, having visited DOctor Esels'a Swat,-
tion and win:teased bLs onocesent treatment, otesertally re.
commond him as a thoroughly oducata and a!alifol Mx.
Marlon T. Hameln. Jos. 21'i:ow:leas, David Emit, John
O. Ottrids,'Eobt. Patrick, John B. larinfoton, John Wright,
W. W. Patrick, Blom V. Eaton. 0 Ormsby Or e 214 t Jana
Private Dlseason.
p. DII. BROWN, No. 41 Diamond Alley, Bow
. votsahleentire attention to an ofdeePraottos.
I - Hie bnelwore le mostly cosigned to Pitatits
VanzesiDiscucs,andimchpalufn
brought on bytnprudertee,yuntleral tadulgrta. a/miscall
Byptifile , B=i r Eruptonafilonorrhea,Glat,t3trktarila
Urethral M. Iromity °Th. Blood, with all :33
see of the 'Venereal gan. Blzia plgenees, :-Soor__Ol4 lo 32
tlo no, Tether, Ringorm, MemorialDisznace, BeLauww
new, iniFotettoyr. nes, Itheumattszn, Female Wes
hionthly Supprenione, Dlerma of tho Mate, Fatal* tit
an% Narrow Affect:lona, Pattie In the Beck and Lona,
tatlon of the Bladder end alineye k etneretally ticridatir.
Cure guaranteed
Twenty yeareprsotico(ten In this elty)) enslave pr Jib
to offer awaraneas of a speedy care to all litho tav ata6l29
der hbeara
Oldlce an/Private Coneultat!on Boma, 41, Dispood any
tunkdt.d7
1816.4dharwee tualstata.
r f IIMATIBIL—Dr. Brava's nerwly dleiroyirv4 resomdl
or Misumstiam
is
needy tir4 cerlala Itehl4r
eAI trouble. !there; We.
cl Prints Causultellou Peas No. 4).101.411:914
,ffingu'e. The lawhie etbost
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