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THURSDAY MORNING
!Na l= Onnon,--Intorments in the City of
Pittsburgh; from July 14th to July 2let, 1866 :
• ADZILTB,
007111=Ptkr11....:... 2 ..
Typhoid Firer
.... 2
Cholera infantum .......... 0
Irithunimation of Bowels.. /
Email pox.— .. ..
Yellow Fever.......
Oonvtileione
011 Age.. -
Diseare of Liver.-
-Dinease of Lunge...
Whooping Clough.
OF TELE ABOVE MERE WERE
Under 1 year. 9 From 40 to to.
From l m 2 • 2 '- - 50 to , CO.
2to ... . . 4 " Ca to 70.
Ego 10 ' 1 " 70 to 60--
•10to 16 - 4 '" 80 to 90
.15 to 20 0 " 90 to 100
20 to BO 5 Age unkana•n
30 to 40 2 ,
Miler, 14; Tamales, TT; Whita'M; Colored, 2.-....Tote] 31
By order of the Board of Ifeidtb.
• ANDREW C. tfURDOCII,
• • Physician of Board of Health.
^SLIM, WELLS AND Breon's MINSTRELS.—We
have spoken often in terms of high praise of this
popular troupe of Ethiopian performers, bat not
attires° than their merits deserve. It is very
seldom that a company combining so many ex
oellencies, visits tie, and as merit, no matter in
what shape it comes, deserves to be rewarded,
we are glad 'to see it so well patronized. Negro
performances, although probably not a very re
fined or elegant species of amutementi are never
theless very good in their way, and as they will
ho patronized—the history of the last few years
prov lug this fact conclusively—every attempt
to raise their character, so as to make them as
little objectionable as poseible, should be eom
mended and assisted. The proprietors of the
present troupe have been - indeNtigablo in their
efforts to secure performers of the very best
kind, in their profession, and by sparing neither
money or time, have succeeded in forming a com
pany who are irreproaohable as gentlemen, and
unequalled as artistes. Their performances
abound in genuine wit and humor, but Is entire
ly free - from the vulgarity which 60 many in the
genie line of business have to use to induce ap
plause. From their first appearance here, their
audiences have increased nightly, until now it is
ainscost impossible to secure a seat, unless appil•
cation is made in time. Wo should not be sur
prised if they would continue to draw for sever
al useke yet.
ARREST OP A BURPILAIL-1 -
09tOrday morning,
about three o'clock, a young man in the tavern
of tlr_ Christian Wuhring, on Water street, near
WeCd, was aroused from his sleep by the noise
occasioned by some one entoling his room Get
ting up cautiously, ho ; observed n man search
carefully all parts of the room, and afterwards
proceed up stairs. 'As soon as Ito burglar had
left the apartment, the young man stepped to
the door, called the night watch, and as the ras
cal came down from his predatory incursion,
secured him. Ho at 'first attempted to make
some resistance, but finding it was ne use, gave
in and went quietly to the Mayor's office, where
he was bolted up until the afternoon, when he
had an examination before Mayer Vele. He
gave hie name as William Smith, said he was
from the State of New Turk, and claimed to be
employed on the canal. Of course, he denied
beingal. thief, and was committed to jail for
tri
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE PENNSYLVANIA RAlL
citetre3Siag accident occurred on TUGS
tiny evening, on the Pennsylvania Railroad, nt
t-thoona. A young lad, named Frank Gardner,
e water boy ha Capt. Knees train, was stand
ing on the track at that place, watching the mo.
Lions of a locomotive on a side track. So in
tently was he. g,azing at the machine, that he did
not hear or observe the Eepreee train, back
down on the same track on which he was stand
ing, and before be was aware of its proximity
it ran over him, cutting off both legs and inflict
ing other irjnries. The poor lad was Instantly
picked op. and assistanes rendered, but his in
juries were of too serious a character to be re
lieved, and after lingering in intense Eigony t he
died yesterday morning. The lad was abouffff •
teen years of age, and resided on Centre Avenue,
in this city. Groat praise is duo Capt. Kelkr
for his unremitting attentions to the peer lad, es
long as life continued.
BACON THlEVES.—Officer Ponder of the watch,
nt a lute hoar on Tuesday night, while on duty,
observed two negro men secrete a sack, the con
tents of which he could not at the time make
oat, in the vicinity of the Basin attached to the
water works, on Prospect street. ['bey were
about making off, when Ponder stepped for
ward,.took one of them, named James Gordon,
into custody, and conducted him to the tombs,
after which be repaired to the pines where the
sack had been secreted, and found it to contain
hie sugar cured hams. Any person having lost
property of this kind bad bolter apply at the
Igayer'e Office. Gordon was committed to jail
for ten days ; by which time it is expected the
manner in which be came in possession of the
=rider mentioned rill be ascertained.
E VERY RIM and desirable atyles at .6.iiiACIE
ROUE' reduced 60 per cent.
BOXES SCALED IibIERINS reoelved and tot sale
Vby [JyI7J RHYMER ANDIRSON.
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Reported Expressly for the Daily Horning Post,
Arrival of the Stetuner atteatte.
jThe Steam& Atlantis has arrive 4, but we are unable
obtain her newt toeight.}—):Cu4:;latn.
JULY 26
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OITOWAI ht., July 24 —The case In the Supreme Court,
of the People we. Wadsworth, being a suit brought by the
People of the State of Illinois against the Securities of Ju
lius Wadsworth, State Agent, of the late firm of Wadsworth
ik Shields, of New York, wee decided this morning. The
opinion of the Court was delivered by Caton, Justice, and
judgment was given, In which the following points were
decided: That the Governor was necessitated to employ the
atency of others In the paym, nt of the interest of the
State bonds, and the appolutment was entirely valid ; that
the Governor having implied authority to make the ap
poltattnent, had also authority to take a bond for the faith
ful performance of the duties of that agent ; that that agent
was the agent of the Etate, end not of the Governor ; that
the appointment continued until specifically terminated;
and that the bond was validated while the ageocv cantle
ned; the people of Illinois are a political corporation, and
are authorized to sue; the snit was brought in the name of
the people. The demurrer of the defendant to the declare.
lion was overruled.
The amount In the hands of Wadsworth, unaccounted
for, Is $132,000.
Proceedings of the Kansas Legislature.
CHICAGO, July 24.—The Kansas Legislature met at Fhaw
nee Mission, on the 16th inst., pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Marshall gave notice of a Bill requiring oitizens ern.
!grating from Massachusetts and those States which have
tuanulled or may nullify the laws of the United States to
take an oath to support the laws of Kanras territory.
John Thompson Perry, of the illethodist church, South,
was .lected chaplain on the 16th.
A bill t.. prevent the sale of intoxicating liquors and
games of chance within one mile of Shawnee ?alaslon was
passed.
A joint committee of tire was appointed to devise a code
of laws for the government of the Territory.
Hr. Marshall, of Pawnee district, introduced a bill pre
siding that every man who shall pay the sum of one dollar
poll tax, and produce a receipt for the cams to tho Judge of
any election, shall be a legal rotor, provided such shall be
cltizens of the United States, and shall have taken an oath
to support the Ckmstitution of the United States and the
act organizing the Territory of Kansas. Tho bill was read
the first time.
NEW Yank, July 25.—The steamship Star of the West
arrived from San Juan with CaWerra& dates to the Ist inst.
She bring; 263 Passengers, nod $255,600 In gold.
The Democratic State Convention - have nomlgetod Gov.
Sigler and Lieut. Governor Purdy far reelection.
The San Francisco markvts are ; Hexall Flour !f3
selling at $12.40; Pork, clear. 24c.
Tha news iron the mince 1. encouraging.
The steamer America hail been ds,troyAd by Ire ,t er t f,..
cent City. She had en boe_ni three rampantes of Cr S.
tr. - ors. but the: escaped. The los4 is estimate t at $14a,000.
A nasal battle ri.porti , d to tune taken place MT Sao
Dino. between the Bunten frigate Whilegs and a French
coreette.
four dlepe,trhLa were here euchienly cut cit in come•
quenc., rfth., tele3raph ntres casing to wc , r`,.. —RzroFt um)
Chmsan,July 25 —Tho Banana Leglalature net July 10th.
Its prx cerdiogs Were principally of a local character acd
without general Intereet.
Mr. Marshall presented a hlll on the qua111II•atloa of co•
tent, which was read a !wand time and referred to the
ow:mime On elortlett.
Andsrvicin lutrodueed ti bill providing that no person
shall he admitted to tike a seat tu the Legislature without
taking an oath to support the Fugitive Sieve Law.
flevages of the Yellow Fever,
BALTLXCRE, July 2.ls.—Thc Yellow Favor le prevailing et
Portsmouth, Va., and several fatal caeca have °central.
Main Line not Sold.
Pastings.rma. July s.—Tbe Main Lino sill in
nansequpnce of there being no bidders.
Aucttan-whaler Daily.
I the Commercial Sslen linome, corner of Woe,l and
Plfth strroto,at 10 o'clock, A. 51., n general 'merriment
of Sonsonaiis, aaple and Fancy Dry Goode, Clothlag, Boots
Shoe, Ilate, Cep., ie.,
AT 2 tiCLOOK, P. ML,
Grocer:es,Queen.kare, Ole_ , ,_srmee, Table Cutlery, Looking
61.neres, Nee. and Second tics 1 tioriseholi and tilt...hen Fur.
ttc.,
AT 7 O'CLOCIK, P. M.,
Bc , okn, Stationery. Fancy A rttele.,, bluai,lll Instrumrr4,
Ida-dlvar., and Cutlery, Clothimr, Vtriety Goode, Otdd
Pllveiwatchrs, &c. P. rd r1,11.31:t1
1)U1ILIE CALE OF' maera NErci. —(o
Tuesday morning, July 3t,., 10 o'clock. will be old
—The entire ,t,:th. of Msthinery. Toole Re , helonring to
tLe trm of Jetues NeLro, 11C,0., on the pi...axle, Is s ty
Cc.] ple-I by th-na,torner el Eostuad, Chart Atli Third . ..reete,
city of Pittsburgh
the unexpired term ore, leard of sail premlu,a !tom
hn Artlinrs to tut,' Joule. ou ,t Gl, bich alll expire
cot the 6 rct day of April neat. By otJer.
Tema at snl,
1)24
11Alt.1.1NtITti N CANtik.t. Cu.l, 1 R. h: l'uC AT
j ALIC.VION.—On Tlramlay coning. Joty 21tit, at 8
nt tha Nlerchants' Ezehange,‘lll be soZ.I, for at ,
c•lnnt of ',whom it may concern—
CIO rha-ee Darlington Cannel CrAti Railroad Cc. Ptc.A.
jY 2S I' M. DA Ann:lne,
WORT BALE .JF VALUABLE ttk:AL, 17n.
I_./ TATE IV ALLEWIENT CITY.—On Thurofay even.
hvg,.ln/y 2Gth, at b o'ci ch, a: the Rferchaot,' ExchangA,
iourth ett met, viii te, RAW. by order of ltubert Robb, YsG .
edudiaistnstor of Juhn Tucsoy, de.fd, that valuable lot of
groun.l Levin_ a front of rlxty one feet on Washington
a:reet, cud extending back abet three hundred feet to the
I annsylvanta Canal; on which L. erected an excellent brie:
.%ancl•on Henan, and other improvements.
Two other lotA adjomlng the above, having each x front
rf filly teat on Warlairk4ton street, extending back to the
Canal.
One other lot adjoining. frontir Warbis,rron rtreet,
[tending back along pro.,,sety of ChArle. Aroey,E,,z , to
tae Can I : on which 1 , . erected a two story frame dwelling
Five valuable lot of ground, baring each a front of
sentydao foot on Anderson ,:oret. extending bark ninety
fret, nine inoteA, to a four foot alloy: on oath o whirl, lot,
it erected en elKaut now three story brick dwelling house,
ra,li
Tranz.-oc,-41.ir4 claeh: mime la one. god two yrarP,
with watereat. P. x. DA
lr A o N ,, T ,k E r D . I:e i n vi la t l n v
ulcer, A Carriage Driver want.
Lianz , if and A Young Man want, to he
1c , .• i• •r. (Ur', w.” :tt to 00 housework. Lathes and
tiernivined 4 , 4443 h..opplied with Huy kind of help they re
quire, i ,pal taz et
Some Folks.
•• Soma like to el -.01,
f VOlll4 10;1, Je;
:;:enae folk% !rug tr,
But het', not tee nor you"
LxOSTEIt'S Sou.: jtot recolved; at
17 IA: White hottielt ,
The r wing ka, ulth r. , lor,xltrontaApleze,
MarT'd Beauty. do
Le Florentine Val,, do by Durum
Tne Prod gel Fun. 00 ( e.ered Port
I really m aet la the 1 . 4., , hin,,t0, ,-omit
The Old Itx, c one, by J. B. Wood'uury :
l'eor Date. I 1,. e Thee—Jalllen ;
Meraorte. Sperno - r...—Val;o pa: Burgmuller ;
A LIM.: More We::
There'a Mu 1.1.1 In :he Vni,e, we
flow Sweet to RIMED, 0" • ‘Filunt iEtUrt, " —Sorertule
I'll Peddle my own
TP. our Child in Ilehren—J B. Woodbury.
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A NEW STOCK OF PIANOS has just snivel,
haring been reht , tol with gmt ears., and purohnoed for
0 , 41, is rut-red on tho ovy-t r. , o,nable It•ruw. Etnry in.
1./manna toarraotoi.
CflAtti3OTTE BLUME, NO. lle Nord
tiole Ar,er.t for the Hamburg Piate.:; aloe for Ballet., Davis
A Co., Be Ann iY23
Ord k: FOLK'S 1,-,tl ed. In eftlufnee the trade,
the latest Song . of nut ,tented townFsnan, Stephen C
Foster, enTttled, • SOME FOLK'S: - Th,• word, nee very
taking, and the muzic easy, flocking and gramful. Prix
acts. but :ale 2.t 11. 1.11,1,13E11.
jy2l No. Ni rinh etreet.
I. PIKITS TURVENTIN E— nod gnitons just received and
for rule by FLEMING BILVIIIERS.
.1521 to .T Rod k Co.
LINSEED OIL-60u galls just reu'a %nu tut tale by
:1921 ILF.I INO B
A LCOHOL-76 and 92 per cent, on heod and for aale I,y
A
3 ..2 1 FLEMINIn BROS.
1 N 1.400-3410 Ibe Maarm ludigo on haul and fl r aul by
Jy2l ILK3IING BROS.
IiYeI'ERAS-2a DNB :opperan on Land 140,1 for 54:115
jrll FLEMING EROS.
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A SIOL.A.LTIjSI VAlttil.sLi—A prime article on hand and
A
for sole by I IY2/1 FLEIIIvO BROS.
WORRY'S tJEL,E3B.ATBD DIA BREREA M.S.DICINE
The beat and only efficient Diarrhwa Medicine now
in we. Several prominent Physicinne of Baltimore hare
certified to Its effitacy, the namto of whom will be found on
the wrapper. Let no ono be wlttiont a bottle, ao at thin
Feason of the year all are liable to be attacked soddenly.
For Ellie, wholesale and retail. by JoliN ILA FT, Jo.,
jY2O No. 135 Woo street. Pito.bureh.
DEAlinvN'S LINLEHHATND EitYSIPALAO AND 'LET
( TER SALVE.—This &di, has become celebrated ra.
cantly: and from •urea perfume/ under our own Dome
d.ate notice, we take pleasure in calling the attention of all
afflicted with the above named diseases to it. Knowing Its
efficacy, we feel free to warrant it. If nut satlsinctory, the
money will be refunded. For Bale, vholciale and retail, by
JOIN Harr, to.
O N 1.1
$O5O r a Two Story 'trick house of 4 rooms,
with good cellar. out-oven, hydrant, fruit trees. dm.
Tn Lot to is feet front by 50 deep; situate near Chatham
street, Flghth Ward. Terms--$.21.0 In hand; balance in
tour equal annual payments.
j 3-01 S. CUTLIBERT & 50N,140 Third st.
DON'T BY. ANNOYED WITH FLIES, when you can get
a P beet of Fly Paper, at No. 140 Third street, for 5 eta.
Faur eheeb, mailed free on receipt of 25 noun). Sold, whole
aaleancl retail, by 1 j 1 ,2 0 .1 8. L. CUTHBERT.
EYII-ANNUAL nALE.—A. A. MASON 6 CO. are closing
0 out the whole of their immense stock of Dress Goose,
comprising fine Draw Silks, Berages, Tissues, Lawns, Bril
llantes. /cc ac., at about one-pelf the usual price. iy9o
JUST WHAT YOU ALL WANT Tlll6 WARMWEA
THER—The Magazines for August
Peterson's Magazine for August;
Halloo's do do
New York Journal do
Dickens' Household Words for August;
The lieireus of It aughton, or the Mother's Secret ;
Mary Lyndon, or herniations of a Life;
Peggy WoMugton.
For an the new Books or Magazines, call or rend to the
cheap Bookstore of W. A. GILDEIiFKNNKY a CO.,
jy2O Fifth et., oppoeite the Theatre.
CIOAL FLAT—Lying at the foot of Liberty street, McMinn
galiels Titer, tOr sale by
J. W. BUTLER 8 CO.
ruutinL AND TitiLlMPil; or, Firmness to HIO HOUR,
bold. A new work, by T. S. Arthur.
Wells' New Plan of Sebastopol, showing Its fortifleatiens,
batterie.., and tosition of contending forces, and Rus;Mu,
English, French and Turkish siege wolks. Price 25 eta.
Peterson's Magazine for Ladies, with a fine colored fasbior,
plate: r August.
Just received and fur sale at
OILDENFENNEY 8 CO.'S,
jyl9 Fifth at. ; opposite the Theatre.
IDUKBMAVE'S FIOLLAND BITTERS-14 dozen of these
excellent Bitters reed by JOS. iLe.miNO,
jyl9 Corner of Diamond and Market et
F ISLI--b0 bble Lake Superior Saimou ;
CO bag bble do do
70 do Wi.ite PA ;
61 do Trout;
Pi do Pickerel;
30 bble No. 8 large Mackerel, mew ; .
80 ball do do do do
15 bble Baltimore Herring, do
Par sale by f jyl9l . RaNIM 11. COLLINS
A.•MABON a CO.
NEWS BY TELEGRA.PH
Important Vase.
Latent from California.
Eiana 21.11 Legl*lature
AUCTION ALE
P. X. DAVIS, Auction oor
J. E. .I.: . :ADY,
P. M. DAVIA.
I:ALLIC3 INTELLTGENC,E OFFICE,
410 y F trer
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(AN boassprime W. cutting °beer., for sale
N., by tjyl9 . l HENRY IL COLLINS.
COMMERCIAL POST.
I TRISIVORGE-1 BOARD OF TRADE, A. 1415
NERUlltarriii , EXCHANGE
OfFICEBE.
rtriddent—JOEEN BEIIPTON.
Ars: rice Pftsident—Wlt. R. !lima.
..447;n4 " Wit. R. Racrwm.
Secretary—Wm. B. ELWIN.
Preasurer—Joitx D. BOUT
~7‘...pe. r .in!endent-3. T. Noetana.
arunittee of Arbitration for July.—W. R. Br..cmu, V. P 4
FE.i2e3 YELL. B, JOOO Sc .7; ALU. (iont,Ti t J 08.4 AlcDrnrx.
DAILY EEVIEW OF PITTOBDItGiI LIARKEIB,
OYFICH or TIM DAILY MORN'INI/ POAT,
Thursday, July 20, 1855.
FLOUR—Sales 170 bbla superfine and extra, from wharf,
on private terms; 20 do extra ' from stem, at-$9 ;20do do
at 29,12%; 16 do sapodilla at $8,87%; 140 do do, Pearl
Mill. at :8,50.
fillo A It— sales 10 hhtis common and prima at 7:1ia57,,Nc,
cash; 10 do fair at 7%; 60 days ; Et do prime at 7:4V, cash.
BACON—Sales 12,000 the shoulders aides and Hams at 9,
10 and lle, cash ; 3,000 do shoulders at Dxo, 60 days;
8,000 do do at 9; 60 days; 1,000 do do at 9c, cash; 1,000
do at B%,'„c, cash; 5,000 do Oda canvassed hams at /13.4 c...
cash.
WHISKY—SoIos 14 bbla rectified at 34,t.
TELEGRAPH MARKETS
Itsmatone, July 25.—Wbeut : the market opened at
$1,130©1,85 for white and $1,70(41,75 for red; the receipts
were 18,000 buehele. Corn $1,99541,04 for white, and 98c
for yellow. Flour: no eaten; lioward Street offered at $9,25
and City Mills at $8,75. Oats unchanged.
SUPERIOR,
• Douglas County, Wisconsin.
/THIS PLACri is situated on the Bay of Superior and
I Left Lined Liver, at the heed of Lake Superior, and
posses/3,g A BETTER SITE, A BETTER lIAR6OII, AND
OREATER ADVANTAG ICA FOR A COMMERCIAL CITY,
than any other point in the North-went; and is equalled In
prnapnctive Importance by Chicago only.
The Proprietors have a clear, undisputed and 1121111011112-
&MI title to the land upon which SUPERIOR la laid out,
and all purchasers of lots receive warrantee deeds for the
Berne.
Supet for WWI /aid out during the past mason, and already
contains several hundred lobabltanta, a Large Hotel, a
number of Stems, a Commodious Pier, with Warehouses,
and le in alt 1 . 031peCt.3 the
MOST FLOURISHING NEW TOWN
la the WeoL The County Seat, the United States Land
ollice and Post Office are located here. The Mississippi and
Lake Superior
UNITED STATES IVILITART ROAD,
now in course of conetruction, connecting with St. Paul,
terminates at this place. It 1s also the Lake termini of all
the pp - jetted railroads to the head of Lake superior. Thu.
Soo" canal will Le of ened In June; after which, four
Ihie. of Lato Steamer, wilt run to Superior—one from Ohl
efe3 two from Oievelaal, and one from Sal.L.lo; all One
'easels, having Genii built expressly for this trade.
Une Steam bee Mill 19 now in operation, and the machi
nery for o second lo now cn the way to Superior, which will
be vet to work Immediately ch its arrival.
One-half of th e kite Lave been appropriated by the pro
prietor. to 1e to 'l by the undersigned to actual settler, au
envy probilc a fond fer extensive public Improve .
CAI:IM Liner-el orid-opi tetion h.ve liven mode for public
pa:Kee.; pv-5.3, chtrchee, rillrbada, he ec.
Ile- In order to c,rrect the milappreheoston arising from
rimfferity of nantev, It is proper to state that "Superior
City," about the title of which a legal controvervy mho,
Is another and different place, and In e dikierent township
from Srranuit.
V. 13.4 of St PtIIIPII ore signed by Thos. Clark, sur
veyor, sod 11. Newton, agent and attorney for
proprieters, and may be 'Leen In the principal hotels of St.
Paul, Onlano, CI:LP:ego, Detroit, elerelanl, Toledo, Buffalo,
and other
MI peztems wbn wish to purchase Intl, or obtain informs.
Lion, ern rsqueszed to apply to Wu. II NIWTQ(, Superior,
Douglas ccun,y, Wlscousio.
WILLIAM LI. NEWTON,
Agent and Attorney f, Proprionors of Superior.
J
tit'4•:int
tronrd or uonltt, resctlee.
has been made to the Board of Health
I that ea-es of rl, lera occurring outride of the city have
beet, Lrot,,ht w ith, it ifilliLl f ,r relief. No doubt the
friends of the rick nro prompted by motives of humanity,
yet It is proper they mf,rrocti that trey subject
themceless to a severe penalty by as doing.
TLe Legtilntues pawed laws regulating this matter, In
car,- where the didenFO Ic malignant or contagiona, In order
that the densely poptuated r ty gray be prott,Led from any
uncle...are scourge, which, when It has gained a footing,,
scarcely scats so lons al there remains a ~.I.lldect for Ito ro•
imorsetess attars.
The Board of liiisith are determined to enforce the law.
If petli.ni; eslr-d with cholera, or any malignant or pct&•
glow+ disewe, outdid the clay, most be rumored to any of
the ❑ospitalr, p,•rrans cnoreying them thither must hare a
permit from the Gard et lisaith.
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'1;o attention of all pert.G.l into:rated to called to the
o .l^v - Ing se,tivtv or an art approved April 8,
,Yrr. 6. That nn y 1128.,1CT, commander, or ether person
having rllarge of any ve..,,e1 or a:eamielat, vio!anntr any of
the r 4,1, or rtzulatlona procoribol 1y tbn paid Board of
If .41.11, under th• po rt-inn. ct thl 11,-, .bolt, upon cowrie.
Lion ther... - f, by in nett:lent or proe.c.,lllon In any court.
hay .cz Jorm.llclion, ply a rino not excoeitn,; too b r ondr.d
d , ret.,Yotrd and paid into the treasury ci said
board of
e 3“.... 7. Tin :7:-.11,3b1 lie,:th 1.1,a11 recetrn
informatirn that any nudignat.i er onntugloun dl.eiase
prp , rlin.l ithln any pert or plan a 'thin
bri U oiled State,. then 0 1.11 tn.i.tte Mit& y concern
-1,,; the Fame; find 1; It shall appear that the d,,•aer prevails
afcrie,bl, all communication with Foch int . ..clod port or
place elmli be subject to much cuntr mad reznlatiortssis the
1i...cr.! of Ileu'ith ni.ly from time to time dirica, and publtnh
in o;,- or more newspapers pui•llnhel in the clt r of Pitt.
Fars , and :11, , rcupun evcry patron or porec•ne, and all
gooda, ware., nut nacrchandier, bedding and clothing from
.t:oh itifwcted port or place, uud Living entered and taco
braugnt into the l'iturburgh contrary to such redo
bc imh,,t to tun .annc penaltie, an In provided
I-_v in the pr,e4,11,1r
pAtt,..,l J.,- of Lole twt will btricely onforcett.
A. C. .',ILTRIPJOII,
I ht - ,.; , tan to the 11,ur.1 of Ileelth.
U EOP.G & YOItTUNE,
Health (Mee.
Pk:Jr. Slt L. ,a A ILAILILOAD.
-rilit DATI.v hetwtteu Plllladel. ,
1 OA. hml Pc.isbur,th. TITS 3101:NINO MAIL. TRAIN
Philztleiphin ritt:l•lteg4 at 7!,4, A. M., r.LI Pitts
turgll for 7, A.. M. 'ruts. F A&r 1.12 , 1}1
for Pittaburith At 1 P. M., sad PRI*.
at I1:30, P. 31. THE 3:101IT F.X.•
PI k TIIA IN Irro-t, Pitt..burzh n: 11, I'.
31, a.r.:l 11,11A.1-Iphi.. nt P 20. P.:l.
Mal, e 4 i: le Aceommo,:stl,:c TrAin leAran Titt.phurgh
4 , 70 '..tce.k, P. AI, Grin ton'n -orartlo
- Triou icAT, I nt,b,gli dtt ly of 11 erlOck A. M..
:730 tr',l,l: , Fold C:.10
The al.vn, conn,t at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
lu andjrcv4 St. Lotus, 3.1, Alton, Galena and CLiccgo,lll.;
Frankfort, Leadnitton Ity.; Terre Hants,
kisdt , on, Lai,yette End Indlanspvlis, Ind.; Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, Ilelicihntalne, Sandusky. Toledo, Clora
Iam!,NINS3iIIN:I bl,l Wooster, Ohio;
als"...vith the eteatn Pecks: hoALs from and to tirx ORLEANS,
er. I Ot end CINCINNATI.
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Fur forth,: p.rtizufoge, r,e hnvltillei at the dtfferent
starting paint, Panengess tract the Went will find [hie the
short.: and eta expeditiotu. route to Phihidolphia, Bald
anre, New York, or Itudon. Taos. .slooltti,
Agent. Ifissfeee.er Philadelphia.
J. ILLSILLILEN,
jf Lines, Pittsburgh.
Bargainst in Ntintches, Clocks t Jewelry .
ROBERTS Si BROTHER,
fr.i, ARE now heillitg their iargo and carefully eehef
fed etu-k f fins Wutehe , , Clocks, andrich Geld
Jenetry et greatly reduced prireS, to make room
for au retire nOt stork, win h will be received di
r.,cf from the Easf•,:, tontuf..ctorte, In a Ira necks, for
Fat/ trwle
PurcLxc.:r.•. desiring to buy goNI gnole et low prittrit,
rhuttiti cell Immtlintoy nod akaultaft our stock, a., an aro
determined to done it out without regard to co!! or former
rricte?. Don't f rzet tLo platen._
1t01111111 . 3 R I%OIIIER,
41 Fifth street, nest door to Wool.
Wat.:h•e, Clerks and Jewelry repaired in the best
menner, end trarren.el jr.ll,ly
CITY HOTEL, ----
(Lars nnows'e,)
Corner of Smithfield and Third eeeee ts,
JOHN P. GLASS, Propriotor.
PITT SHUR GH, PA.
fI I IIIS large and cottario.lious lion=e haviag undergone
1 ttort•udh repair and fui - tilshe,l with new equipments
throughout, is now open for the reeeptiou of the traveling
public. CIIAP.OES MODEXATI.
.101
• Notice.
BAYS OF Pinsecarni,
July 17, j
lA A Laid ehla
day, .I
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siA'aur ennhlnr of 11.1.1 'milli:lion: and he is authorised to
sign all r 'lento, notes, end other doeuments, which require
the signature of the Cashier and perform such ether dull.,
an pertain to salt office, in contorm , ty with farther sup.
element to an Het refrul•titig !limbs," approve.' the 7th day
of May, A. L. 1665.
jvlll 101_
.TORNGRATTAN!. President_
ALTER P. 51.1CSUALL iisnciate.l with him, on the
Fl day o f July, JOS. it. 1111111:8, in the Wail
Pap. r under the name of
JY 9 W. P. SIAIISIIALL et CO.
oung•on
fIOUSE, SIGN AND URNA.:UENTA PAINTER—Nn.
23 Structo street, oppoettn the Noptuno Engine
mh27:6m
ARIL a.
AMU ITECI .—Outc :s: Philo /1411, No. 76 Third street,
Pittaburzh . and ,:act aide of the Diamond, Allegheny.
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FOR SO LE VERY CHEP.
BUILDING' LOT IN ALLEGIIENY CITY, 24 foet by
11 100. A good bargain can In, bad by applying noon at
tb. offio• of an 310rtNING PAST 3,712:t
Law Books.
AM authorised to sell low porn,. valuable Law Boots
10 vols. Pe. Reports, hp Barr;
llouvler's Lostitutev;
llreeollef's P.videnco;
Wharton's Digest, lest ell.:
And other Iteperts, Elementary Worts, Sm.
GEO. F. UILLMWI.E.,
1.01 at the oftleo of Morning Poet.
Lot for Sale.
A 000 D BUILDING LOT, 24 feet front on Carson street
.1 - t. by 100 feet in depth, in Birmingham, will be sold
cheap. !inquire of CiEO. b. OILLMORE,
Jr IS et air.. of the Morning Poet
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA. —Dr. BROWN
hereby informs the afflicted that his remedy for the
above mentioned diseases Is one that will cure. He will
warrant a care In any case of this kind. This remedy was
norm known to tall when properly persevered with.
Many Puffer the tot tare of this Complaint for months and
years, when a tow mouths would procure a certain, cafe
and speedy remedy.
Office and Private Consulting Rouse, No. 41 DIAMOND
alley. je26
1 continues to be consulted tor the cure of
L SECRET DISEASES. us c uccera In long standing
cases Is unequalled. The afflicted are invited to call with
out delay. Pereons afffleted with Venereal insearam,
Rheumatism, Piles, or Seminal Debility, should not delay
to get his advice. Lettere containing a fee immediately
answered.
Office and Private Iloom4, No. 41 Diamond alley, Pitt.e
burgh je26
d NSW BOOKS sr DAVISON'S, 05 Market etr
Emily Vernon; or Filial Piety Exemplified;
Philip Colville, a Covenanter's story, by Grace
Kennedy;
Family at Heatberdrile, or the Influence of Chris-
Stan Principles, by Mrs. 31aokay ;
William Wilberforce, or the Christian Statesmen,
by Collier;
The Dead in Christ, their State, Present and Fu
ture, by Dr. John Brown, author of Exposition
of Int Peter, Ac., ;to ;
Prayers of the Apostle Paul;
Stray Arrows;
Works Of Philip Henry; Jacoby Noes, vols. 1
and 2:
Memoirs of Oberlin ; Rich end Poor, by Kyle;
Ashton Cottage; Manual for the Young;
Footsteps of bt. Paul ;
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Ta g 'ti s k" 4sAi i np le la Um pae*,:ligteelitig packet
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today. fte leaves Ot 10 o'cloa, 41 , 14 . , •
FOS Loorticusa—Tito ".Eontneky Home," Capt. Geo. L.
Hoed, wait detained ty prate of intsilleas ye4totday ; she will
poatilvely ham tlite canning for Lbe 'bow' , port,
Tat gem= " Ells," Capt..k..Poe, arrlic:iyeaterday from
Dubuque, lowa—having undo tho rocutd hip in 32 days—
CI distance of 9278 miles.
nu darner "Lucie May," Capt. J. .L Robinson, arrived
yesterday from Cincinnati. She is advertised to leave again
on Saturday morning for the Queen City.
TM fleet steamer a Endeaver," Capt. Markel], is now
loading for Bt. Louis, with the intention of leaving today
She has superior accommodations, and titers a fine opportn•
nits , to shippers and passengers going West.
Fon Be. Loots.--U0 passenger packet "Chicago" was
unavoidably detained yesterday; she will poaittrely leave
for St. Louis and intermediate ports this morning, at 10
o'olock. All who wish a pleasant trip to the Mound City
will please step on board and regiater their names with
Captain lidillengar and his polite clerk, C. L Brennan.
Foa CINCINITATI.—Tbe Brio new steamer " Wenona," Capt.
J. N. Shank, has her sign up as the regular packet for the
above port to-day. She la Snished in the moat fastiduous
style for the accommodation of passengers, and her officers
are polite and obliging. We would advise those who wish
to visit the Queen City to give her a call.
The steamer " Delegate," Capt. Rogers, arrived at Lf...llis .
villa on the 23d, from St. Louis, she reports the steamer
" Baltimore" as having met with an accident, by running
Into the bank at Chester, below St. Louis, which damaged
her so much that the had to go on the Ways at Paduee
She bad shipped two feet of water. The "Delegate' brought
her passengers up to Louisville.
Tat Louisville !bums, of the 24th, says:
The river continuo to reoede,.with only floe feet waterin
the canal, by the ma k, last evening. During the previous
24 hours the river had fallen 0 inches. The weather yester
day was clear and quite warm again. the thermometer in
the shade, at 2 o'clock, ranging as high as 80".
Tag Nashville True Whig, of July 2.3.1, rays:
The river was on a stand on Saturday, with a proapeet for
a rise The D. A. Given arrived from Cincinnati, with a
large lot of asserted freight. She left again in the evening.
The Ands lett on Saturday win a company of the C. S.
aoldlars for Jefferson Barracks.
BMX= E.mernoa Enex.—A telegraphic despatch fc.ms
§lontgemary, received in Mobile, announces the total lota
of the steamboat Emperor, which was sunk near Tyne Bar,
between Balms and Montgomery. This is the came ateam•
er which aground In the Alabama for so many tanning
and wag only floated off by the 'want riva In the river.—
Loasvige Tixacs,Dtth
Pi iT OP PITTOBIIBOR
0 CM 0 ncCOZO WATIIR IN Till OLIAN2III7.
Steamer Jefferson, Woodward, Brownerrillo
" Luserne, Bennett, Brownsville.
Gen. Bayard, Peeblei, Elisabeth.
" Clara Fidler, Ilenderickson, West Newton-
" Miebigan Herat, Wallavllle.
Venture, Gordon, Steubenville.
P.clipaa, 3looro, Wheeling.
Lung 31ay, Robinson, Cincinnati.
Ella, Poe, Keokuk.
DEPARTED. •
Summer Jefferson, Woodward. Brownevi Ile.
Luserna,Bennett,Brownsville.
° Gen. Bayard,Peeblea,Eliraboth...
" Clare Fisher, liesulerietson, West Neowtoo
" bilchlgan No. 2, Etsrrst, We
Venture, Gordon, Etentenvine.
•• Rosalie, Shepharc, Whaa
Pittsburgh, Steubenville aid Wheeling
Packets.
tS%
_ • The DITIRNAL, Captain AZEi. Snanzan, and
the FOREST CITY, t.tptain Oxman D. liloosa,
will run as regular DAILY PACKETS, between Pittsburgh,
Steubenville and Wheeling, stopping at ill Interme.lieto
ports.
The DIURNAL will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed•
nesdays and Fridays, at 10 o'clock, A. M.—Beiurning she
will leave wheeling on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at 7,54 o'clock, A.M.
The FOREST CITY will leave Pittsburgh on Tuesdays,
Thorsdave and Saturdays, et to o'clock, .I.3l.—Rearming,
the will leave Wheeling on Mondays, Vi",.queola3.B and P:1-
days, at o'clock, A. M.
For trelgiut or passage apply on board or to
J. D. COLLINGWOOD, Agent.
nov2B No. LAS Fronk street.
The deem= LULIE MAY, Capt. J. J. Ream
igigniann—Anmazw RCLT.VF.4O,. Jr., Clara—adil leave
for the above and all intermediate Forte en
SATUItDA V, July nth, at 10 A. M.
tree,-ht or pump apply an beard, or to
WO; 301114 FLACK, Anent
For St. Loafs, Direct.
Tho atcamer FNUSA VCR, Captain J. W.
" !loam : Clerk, 31.ansau.: vrlti leave l'”e
" the above and Intermediate lona on TEN: Fiti•
DA , July :oth, at 10 A. EL
For freight or pump apply on board, or to
FLACK A itATINE.a, Agents.
For St. Louis, Direct
The steamer CHICAGO, Captain M. Mturn-
GIR D C. L. liamtaus Clerk, will leave ter the
above sod Inters:oxHate ports on TOURADAY,
TAlth last_ at 10 A hi.
Wor might or pamago apply on board., or to
JY24 JOIIN FLACK or C. BARNES, Agents
Clnclunsi I and Louisville.
The et =PT IittINTUCKY IttArK,'Captetn
lagiago. L. /Dm: Clerk, J. lasttort; util leave for
the above and Intermediate ports cn TRAMS.
DAY, July .T.6tb, at 4 o'clock D.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
17.14 FLACK & DARNIKB, Agents
_
The etearear .WENONA, Capt. J. N. sac ;
Botilnaa; will leave l the above and
intermediate ports ea TLIIJit3D A Y, July
281 h, at lu A. N.
For freight or passage apply on hoard, or to
FLACK & BARNES, Agents.
liegniar Tuesdayanket for 'Wheeling,
Marietta and Ga lllopalla.
The WAR , and splendid aceartter CONVOY.
Jour Wet", Jr., Master, OJCe➢OHD,
will leave for the above mod hatormedlato ports
every Tuesday, at 4 o cloak, P. M., positively.
?or freight., or passage, epplj oa board to
./Y 23 n. td. EIAJITON, or C. BARNES, Agents.
The at•amer RELIANCE, Copt: 9. C. Soma ;
Clerk, Capt. CLDWIT.DtISI will leave She Ito
above and Intermediate ports on TUESDAY,
u y xbt , at 10 o'clock A. It.
6Or freight or passage apply on bOODI. or to
PLACE A BARNES, Agents.
lEYED CLERK, Sr. LOLTI, (st W. N. Newell's
kJ office.) J. IL BARBOUR having long experience In
Receiving end Dlecharging Freight for Steamboats, offers
enrwrior Inducements to Steamboats desiring s DISCHARG
ING CLERK. my 4
Alexander W. Foster
A 'TTORNIfY AND COUNSELLOR AT LA W ,, at , ro Sotto
TOl ut for premixing Bounty Lands
and Pensions , and or the Collection of Claims to Greet
Britain and Ireland.
ilat-Oolleollons made in this and adjoining Countics; Es.
tales of decedents settled; Real Estate bought, sold or
leased, and rents txtllected. Moneys invested on Mortgage
or other security. Titles examined and title papers drawn.
Office on FOURTH street, a few doors above Emithfleld.
Pittsburgh, Marsh 28, 1856--tmtafislaw]
IVOTaiIY PUBLIC, and. emmnisaloner for the Stated of
1,11 - Tennessee, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Wisconsin,
New York, Michigan, lowa, ealifornla and Virginia.
/Er Deeds drawn, and acknowledgments and proofs
taken for reeo-d or nee in any of the above named States,
Illlaole,MLsslsefppl and !thirds bland.
Pittsburgh. 'March 213, 185b-4ruh'2B:daw,
011101 or MONOSOLIMA Zi6VICIATION,}
Plttaburnh, 3nly 12, 1856.
BY authority of a Supplement to the Charter of this
Company approved the lath 'ay of January, 104, re
quiring the company to extend the Improvement above
lirownerllle, and authorising the application of the tolls of
the Company to that object, and the distribution of new
stock amongst the stockholders to an amount equal to the
earnings of the Company thus expended—the Treasurer
has been Instructed to distribute amongst the stockholders,
In new stock, Four percent. upon the amount held by them
respectively, which will be placed to the credit of their stock
accounts on the books of the Company.
W. B. COPELAND,
lylN:d4w Treasnrsr of Mon. Nay. Co.
Penn. &man Mar,
Allegheny, July 14tIl, 1665.1
IltiE, interest or Messrs. liaavag ,Ctruns and. Asa P.
Cumin in our firm ceases, b mutual agreement, from
and after this date. 1111YAlsi, KENNEDY It CO.
jyl7:lm
o Let.
THE STORE, N0..85 Wood attest, at present °coupled by
the suoscrlben3. For particulars apply to
j Tl 9 W P. 11IeR8IIAI.L to CO
HORSE SIIOER AND BLACKSMITH, ban erected a
new and commodious Brick Shop on Cherry alley,
between Third and fourth stresu, where he is prepared to
do all work in his line with the utmost promptitude.
Haring had long experience in the bu-lness, he respectfully
solicits the patronage of his old customers and the public,
generally. jt2l
THE ORGAN HAILMONIU2I, manufactured by MASON
A HAMLIN, Boston. The Organ Harmonium Is en
entirely new (patent) musical Instrument, of the reed spa
aes having two manuals or rows of keys, and eight stops.
as Hollows: 1 Diapbason; 2. Dulclana • a. Principal; 4.
Flute; 6. Bourdon;
O. Ilautboy ; 7. Expression : 8. Cou
pler. It. is assigned especially for the use of oburches,
tecture rooms, and other large public halls, having power
equal to a thousand dollar organ.
It is capable of many solo effects, and has great variety
in the property or quality of tone. It is especially adapted
to the use of Organ Teachers and students, being an admi
rable substitute for omen practice.
Examination from all Interested Is respectfully solicited
at the 61uslc Store of the subscriber, who le agent for the
manufacturers. Price $3
5 0 .
ANOS.
The subscriber will receive this week, FOTTRTHEN NEW
PIANO.IOIiTES, of 0 and 6% octaves, which, with the
stock tow on hand, will offer a complete assortment of all
the styles and rises tasaufaotnred, of Square, Grand!, and
Parlor Grande. JOHN 11. hintort.
Agent for °bickering A Bon's Piano Fortes,
5,21 No. 81 Wood street.
GRAND zna.Nos.
JOIIN 11. MELLOR, No. 81 Wood street, between Die,
eft mond alley and Fourth street„vrill
open, on Saturday, June 18th, at his Plano
Forte Wareroorwt, • -
TWO NEW GRAND PIANOS, •
From the manufactory of Chickerlng A sons, Heston.
These Instruments areamong the Are of an improved new
swa t recently !rented and completed byr the Messrs.
()bickering&
lAMB are especially invited toast I and blaol3llo B new
PAIJAR GRAND PIANO
The first and only instrument of the ILti . d in th,, city.
The above Instruments, with a large stock of SQUARE
PIANOS, have been selected by the subscriber, at the
manufactory In Boston, and WM be opened during this and
the coming week.
JOHN H. MELIAR, No. 81 Wood street,
Agent for the sale of Ohickering & Sono' Pianos,
jelB Per Pittsburgh end Western Penn a.
VEGET &BIM LIQUID HAIR DYE, prepared by B.
Banturr, of Baltimore, and applied by hlm witb great
'm em , in rftftwasida of CUM nia valuable Hair Dye
changes gny h a ft ( ft tt light or dark brown color, or to aj et
black in a few minutes. Full direotions accompany each
bo tad in Gernuisk sal &Wish. Prtio $1 per boa.
BoN in this city by B. L CUTHBERT,
JY7 140 Third street.
: -1p
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4 '
EMI
A.kthlN Eli
STEAMBOATS.
Far ChisitianatC.
For etwolonatt
For Cincinnati.
.J.. 11. Barbour,
A. W. Foster,
chariest Harnett,.
For Churches.
THEATRE,
EINOTHEB FREYA VAL WERE( !
pIII3. MONDAY EV/DMIG, 31:ILY 224 4 and every night
I, Miring the week,
BLITER, WELLS & BIRCH'S MINSTRELS,
In consideration or their unparalleled and
E,norsztons Success I
Will remain ANOTTIEB WEER, producing for the enter
tainment of their patrons, among other great Noveltiop, the
Original Burlesque on the favorite French Drama of
ROBEB MACArfiE I
Doors open at 734: Concert to commence at 13,4;,' o'clock.
PRICES—Dress Olivia, Lady and Gentleman, 50 Dents;
Ladles' single tickets, 2b cents; Gentlemen without Ladles,
to Dress Circle, 373 cents. Upper Circles, 25 cants.
GEO. COBURN, Proprietor.
CHET. C. MOORE, Agent. Jy23
JOE PENTLAND'S
GREAT CIRCUS!
wiLlnntr FOR ONE WEEK, commencin g on
VT 11,wf.ntof the
AMERICAN HOTEL, Penn street.
This Company, compoved of the most talented performers
from all parts of the world, is distinguished for the Ene
game, Novelty and Variety of Its Entertainments.
Mons. NICOL ( ) and his three Juvenile Wonders, AL.
PHONSE, SEBASTIAN and ALMA ; Mr. RIOHARDS, Mr.
FRANK PASTOR, Mr. GEO. BATCHELDER, O. SHER.
WOOD, S. JACKSON, - IL BERNARD, Master Ban-
WOOD, and
OLD JOE PENTLAND,
KLING OF CLOWNS,
With a host of 'tber talent, comprise the Troupe.
4? For particulars of Procession, Dragon Chariot, Bull
Military Band, and Performance generally, see bills of the
day.
Adiniselon, 25 tenth. No half price.
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY, cent on TUESDAY.
MADAME EDWA RDS,
at.4'.!.. TEIII MUM 011.XBILLTLD:
-0 . - *_i•- CLAIRVOYANT,
4'
1,1. --A.l 7474.- Can be consultad at her rooms, oar
... t.' ' - v• . .*-7..-I.F` nor of WOOD and PUTS streets. : ' Pittsburgh.
• 4 Rooms open Dap and Cantina.
_..„,:71,. Consultations private and conildon•
4. •- • - • , e-7,4,..i. tie
-4- -- - 4;ifif. ,, ,% TrAl3. Gentlemen, $1; Ladles
1 • `: : - .r 4 ieff' inly f/Oc. 14321:1m•
____
JOHN W. TCARTHY
Dill Poster and, Distributor,
•Cia- Wrt attend to the Posting rant Distributing of all
kinds of
BILLS FOR CONCERTS, LEOTORES, EXCIETTTCM
Aii communicatioar--either r by mail, talaraph,or other
trim—directed to the office of the Morning 'Net, will re
c.. 7474 prompt xttoition. ap7
_ _
NOTICLI
_ .•
rptiE FOLLOWING aporls RAY & BUN STORED wida
1 us by the Pennagpaula Rail Road Company :
Pat. Ford, — Pittsburgh, Penna.l stove and 1 Dix.
W. T. McClurg & C 0... " " 1 plough moting•
W. P. Cresson..... " 1 stove.
.1,19. W, Rlllott E. Birmingham " 1 chest.
Joo. A. Millar._ Pittsburgh. " 1 box
Dr. L. Ehrhart. Allegheny, " 1 box
M. Lamborne ..... ........ Pittelatirgh, °lO boxes.
J. Dlnk " 1 chest.
Wm. P. McG ran " 0 1 chest.
A. Thomas ...... ......... •• " 1 chest.
T. R. Swan " 1 barrel .
S. Sutherland 0
-.v 1 barrel.
C. Still - '-- ° 2 barrels.
T. Neff " 1 table, 1 bench,
and 1 bedstead.
Rennedy & Negley...... " "
I boxes plants.
R. It. Sbankland " 1 corn planter.
3. M. Barrett & Co " ' 1 1 plough.
R. K. Colvin o " 1 corn planter.
11. A. Mellor ......... .... " - 1 clover huller.
No mark ........ .....-.... 1 clover butler.
No mark • 12 baskets.
Q. Murray " " 2 bundles pick
bandies.
Isaac P. Kerr " " I new smut ma.
chines a 1 box.
J. Rapport. " " 3 bundles rags.
Ludwig Bauer Armstrongeo , " 1 chest
Lippencott & Ilan. Pittsburgh, " 1 bbl. vavrh.
---Youngman CI . 1 bbl. and 1 keg.
No mark.-- Ibex.
ItPherd Morrie 0 " 1 pkg screws.
R. Wilkins---...- o " 1 block Marble.
Gentle & Ingle 0 ' 6 bags clay , -- -- .
James Moore " " 1 piece casting.
M. Martin " " / board saws.
C. Llghtcap " " I box.
R. Swain " " I box.
No mark
Granger, Jasper & Co I chain pump.. " " 1 box.
No murk 1 barrel.
A. Reed " " 1 chest
Jas M01if1ien............ " " 2 pee. t.edadeada
G. W. It & M " 1 basket bundries
ClOez. (baleen ...... ... " " 1 bale.
Mary Remer....-.._ ..... " " 1 cheat.
51 Elder, jr " 2 bbls. dye stls.
" 1 box
it Inane " 1 cheat.
No mars 1 box.
" " harness. collar a
rope.
1 . 1 trunk.
" 4 trunks.
1 bag beans.
0 I bale hops.
" I looking_ glass
box.
!Diary W 001...,.......... " ." 1 case machinery
A. R. Roberts '" " 1 box books
D. A. Ma tin Allegbeny, " I pkg. books.
0. Thomas Pittsburgh, " 2 taxes.
J: Lichtenberger........ '. 0 1 shoat
Geo Aureole " " 1 bbL liquor.
Rev. J. I. Elliott ...-.. " " 5 boxes mdse.
J o Borm.
Movro
tabrk
A. Bigelow.—
11. B. .R 3-432...
All person.; interested are hereby notified that such of
mid articles ea are not removed on or before the seventh day
of August, MS, WILL L SOLD LT PUBLIC PALS, 111 10 o'olonE,
A. M., on that day, at our Warehouse, No. 01 Water street,
to pay the eharoes due thereon. JON & DENNY.
Pittsburgh, July 6th, jyriilm)
DR. HENDERSON,
OCULIST AND AITRIST.
RIMS &Li °MARRS OP ?E LIT AM ERB WITBOB! MVO°,
LISMEMO, =STRUM°, OR 1731 GRA OP CALOILICL.
OFVIOE 458 BROADWAY, CO R. GRAND ST., NEW YORK.
Flours from 9 A. M. to 4 P. DI.
Tip OUCH, GRANULATED LIDS, InfLammation, Acute or
11, Chronic Blindness with Films, Irltls, Amauroais and
Cataract Scrofulous, Weeping or Watery Eyes, are among
the diseases of the eye which ere treated by Dr. 11. with
perfcet satisfaction.
AD diseases of the Ear treated upon scientific principles.
Artificial Eyee inserted without an operation.
All totters post-paid will (=Ure prompt attention.
We select the following references from among the thou.
sands of cases which have been emcees:fully treated by Dr.
Henderson
Wm. J. Fryer. 828-9 Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
'Alfred Southwick, Printer, e
1.1. Goodspeed, Glens Falls, N. Y.
4 , wln. W. Smith. Detroit, Mich.
*Mrs. A. M. L. Wileon, New York City, N. Y.
}Mils Mary Bellows, N. E. Station, Lushes., ,N. Y.
+Edgard G. Solger, Bristol, Conn.
°Jahn Seaman, Engineer, N. Y.
David Little, Engineer, N. Y.
Wm. F. B. Giles, office Courier and N. Y.
}James W. Kirby, L
Jarvis Rodgers,
A. R. Banes, Telegraph Operator, St. NicEelas Hotel
R. 31. Ferries, Organ Solider, Houston St.
R. B.Doolittle, M. D., Hudson, N. Y.
Mrs Knickerbocker, Tooker's, N. Y. •
M. P. Collins, Teacher Penmanship, Troy, N Y
ILL Rose,' Albany, N. Y.
A. Dillenbach, Schenectady, N. Y.
Capt. B. 11. Ilav Band, Athens, N. Y.
John W. Hackett, Dinghampton, N. Y.
*These patients were blind, and had to be led to the °Mee.
At the expiration of two weeks they could go about the city
at pleasure.
.These eases of Ansturnals were restored to night after
they were given up es Incurable by the faculty, and can b 3
referred to by any person who wishes to learn the Cada to
these eases. by writing to them. Jana
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD.
•
CONNECTING WITII a
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,
VIA ALLIANCE.
shertert, quhkeat and moat reliable route to Toleda,
Chicago, Ebek. Nand, Oakum, and St. Lou!,a La VIA
CLEVELAND.
This route is One !Intited miles shorter and about race
hours quicker than fbr eiro.uitous one via ludianapoPt.
Two Daily Trains from Pittsburgh to Cleveland.
Three Daily Priam , from Cleveland to Chicago.
Time to Cleveland six hours, Chicago twentythree hours,
and St. Lords thirty•eaven boors•
The Trains of the Ohio and Penna. Railroad leaving Pitte•
burgh at '2.00, 6. M. and 8.00, A. M., connect at Allianeo
for Cleveland es follows:
Trains for Cleveland leave Alliance at 0 60, A.M., and 12.00
M., conn,eting at Hudgon with Trains for Cuyahoga Saila
and Akron, and arriving In Cleveland at -- A. M. and
2.20 P. M., and both connectint with Tralna for Toledo,
Chicago and St. Louis at 9.00 A M. and 2.45 P. M.
Tbo 300 P. M. Train from Pittsburgh makve no oonnoc-
Con for Cleveland.
Passengers for Toledo, Chicago, St. Louis, Rock Island,
Galena, and the North.west, who with to go through Witte
out detention, will take the train leaving Pittsburgh at
8 00 A. M., and arriving in Cleveland at 2.20 P. M., ea that
Is the only train by which close cynnectiona are made
at or beyond Chicago. Passengers by this train reach
Chicago at 8 00 next morning, and St. lonia at midnight.
Baggage checked through to Cleveland and Chicago.
PARE VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND.
Ist class. 2d cr s. lst
To Alliance..... t 2 to To La 8r11e....516 CO 510 50
" Cleveland ... 400 " Rock lard, 18 00 14 00
" Toledo 650 " Galena ..... 18 15 14 00
" Detr0it.......00 56 CO " Springfield 18 70 16 20
" Ch1cag0....512&13 .$lO4O " Burlington 19 00 16 00
Bloomingt...l6 90 14 40 " Peoria. 16 GO 14 CO
" St. L0uie.....21 00 16 50
Passengers are requested to procure their tiosets at the
°Moe of this Company, hi the Monongahela !Luse, third
door below the corner.
J. DURAND ? Sup't, Cleveland.
J. A. °AUGURY. Agq., PRUburgh
SILT DIM KR iItICIVREA. T.
KEYSTONE Iltat EItrsTINGDON CO.. PM417.t., one faun.
ti red and thirty—ern macs Nast of Pittsburgh, and
only scx hours' ride. This delightful residence and place of
public resort is located on the banks of the " Blue Juniata,"
at the confluence of Spruce Creek. Its clear spring, trout
sustaining waters, here discharges itself, and mingles its
murmurs In cmoert, as they rash down the gorges of the
Mountains.
The very central position of this Hotel makes It a desire.
ble place of sojourn for a few weeks or dap, for men of
bnalners and their tamilies—jaded and enervated with the
turmoil, hi:tette and heat of the dity. I , is situated on the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad, where the great turnpike
from the Susquehanna and other roads concentrate—
making easy egress and ingrera,"eeveral times a day, by
tho.carn and etagos r to Altoona, Tyrone, Huntingdon and
the Mountains.
The House is a new brick one, four stories high, spacious
and roomy, newly papered, painted and furnished from
basement to attic, with all the modern improvements and
appliances of Cold Baths, &o. It is also finely ventilated.
There are superb view, of every department of the Moun
tain scenery—the "glorious mountains," the "eternal
hills." Telegraph Office la in the Homo, always ready for
work—and the proprietor ready to receive visitors at mode
rate charges. R. F. HABLETT, Proprietor.
REFIERINCIM IN MITSIMPAII:
William Carr & Co., 329 loberry atreot.
John lf„:Blmenberger. John Anderson.
William 8. Campbell, Bt. Charles Hotel.
AlleathES FOR AUGUST—Just received and for
In sale by H. MINER .4 CO., No. - 32 Smithfield street—
,
Frank Ladle's New pork Journal; price 18' cta.
Peterson's Lady's National Magazine ; price 18 3 / 4 eta.
liallon'a Dollar Monthly; .prim 10 eta
For aale by R. MINRIt Q CO.,
420 No,. 32 7.
. ..,
10( voz.LE
29 osaoltti l BY dr k. to a:ore and for sale 107
i9/ 9 39 Wood et, °Aerate the Bt. Charles Rotel
"'~= ~- _
MSM
r~
;.
- -
The Graeferibefg Dyaentery Byrn;
A kleedy and Infallible remedy In Diarrhoea, Dyreaterh
Bloody Elea, Cholera /dorime, Cholera Infautum, and
the As/alio Molars; If taken with the flat F7.p.
tow, Tie: :uniting and diarrheas. It newer
fella
t,w t ei o
c6 eur m e ra th aiti o
to w , o g re en t e po ral la y ib in le came .
r.,, 0f
bonze, seldom beyond a day. it
le purely vegetable, and taken
la almost any quantity la
- perfectly harm/ e a a . •
Price 50 rents.
The Griefenberg Green Mountain Ointment,
Invaluable for Burns, Wouncia,Spraina, Chilblains, Come,
Beres, Swellingsof all kinds, Ithetunallszu,
steles, Bronchitis, Scrofula, Visors, Paine
In the Bide or Bask immediately
relieved, Inflammations
of the Bowels, and for all
cases where there
Le inflamma
tion.
Price Twenty•five cents.
Marshall's Uterine Catholicon.
A certain onre far Pro'opens Uteri, and for most of the
distressing complaints incident to Females. Pre•
pared by Dr. Then. Pomeroy' of Utica,
• solely for the Graefenberg Com.
pony. Price $3,00.
The other Graefenberg Medicines are
Eye Lotion.
Health Bitter:.
Cbnsumptive Balm.
Children's , Panacea.
Fever and Ague Pills.
Lae?: Pile Ointment.
Parsapareta Compound.
• The Graefenberg Elannal of Health,
A complete hand book of medicine for families—price 6(1 ctj
Office, 614 Broadway, Now fork.
CAUTION.
The publio is requested to bear ID mind that everything
prepared by theGraatenberg Company has their seal uponit.
Spurious articles have been issued closely resembling the
genuine In every particular except the seal, and the utmost
care should be observed before purchasing.
Sold wholesale and retail at Dr. KEYSER'S, 140 19. Md
street 1 1 Talky Is
all- A Fact worthy of Record and Atton.
tlon TONIC 317XTUBS., a guaranteed and
certain curs for FEVER ANti AGUE. This preparation
for the treatment of the above disease, and perfect eradica
tion of the canoe, ono of the most impottant Chemical
Dimoverlea of the 19th century. Its neutralising eitmts
on the pollorwas gases are instennmanus, end acts like a
charm upon the whole Nervous and idtucular Eystein, re•
storing the tons:r.f the Stmnacb, eat inv . .gorathtF the Can•
siltution.
Unlike the general ramail.sp ref rt..l to icK Its Mitatment,
snob se Quinine, A.resai,,,• which leave the system
worse than they Lund it, It improve: the leneral health,
purifies the blood, and sdmulatee the different organs to a
regular and healthy adlon,
Using prepared under the immediate superclaian af'an
eminent Chemist, uniformity of strength may Maws be
relied on. its unprecedented dinners', and the thousands
of testimonials flout eminent Physicians, and others who
have been thoroughly cured, are a tuillicient guarantee of
its superiority over all other preparatiorue.
We can only add, in conclusion, if you ere /Offering tram
Fern and Ague, try it and be cured/
PElhiß T. WItIGELT & CO,
241 Market et., Philadelphia.
And all rest ...Muhl. Druggists throughout the United
States and Canada/.
For sate by GEO. EL KEYSER, N. 140 Wad street,
and B. E. BELLEIta, Pittsburgh. apfti:davram 1s
41W•13sad Hestia and Hurd , ' flair Iteste
rer—Popprzeivoca, Cr., Feb. 9,18E5:
Thl3 is to (=WY that I hare used HURD'S HAIR RE
STORER" three months, and where my head was bald t
to now covered with a long growth of new hair.
CAPT. Ci1D3.11,1310/AXEN, of While,Ship MOnteltllDia,
Obeineedi Jlanufathirinl es.—Gents: Previous. to using
your Hair Restore , : I was greatly troubled with my hair
coming out. After using three bottles the remaining ie
strong and firm, and premente a rieb, glossy and healthy
apptaraute. Yours, truly, H. R. WootWoirrit.
Poguiriuurv.:Am o Cr., Feb. 76,18.55
T _A ba to certify that I have been using " MTRD'S Hera
Etr.sloan" about three monthe; and, now, where my head
waa bald, it ie covered with a new growth of hair, almoet
three !ochre ot,e,. Lure boon bald oror twenty years.
/Luca Anne.
Bold, wilt:iv:vie and retail at
OED. 11. lONS.Ern ;
No. 110 Wood strnt,
Attir Sick fienanc he an. re eura.tgla or Mawr
YlitSB SrA.YDLYo Cann or OARRLY'S Di:PUB./a/9R
SYRUP —Mr. William Trimble, liPlielry's Bow, Bayards
town, Fifth Ward, says he was cured of Sick H.aadache of
ei,..7ht years standing, by three bottles of Oakeley's Depura
tire Syrup. He had tried various physicians without a
core. He le now entirely welL Oalieley'e DepuratiTele
for Rheumatism, Scrofula, letter, anion onntiye diseases.
For sale wholesale and retail, DR. KEYSEIPS,
N 0.140 Wood street, Sign of the Golden Mortar.
Price 7D cents per bottle. ap2s
Pittsburgh Dollar Savings Institution,
No. GS Fburth
NEXT DOOll TO 'ME PITTSBURGH BANK,
TS NOW OPEN daily from 0 to 2 o'clock; elan, on 'Wed
nosday and Saturday evenings, from'. to 9 o'clock.
Drpoeits received of all eons not less than One Deter,
and a dividend of the - profits declared twice a year, In Juno
and December. The Trustees, for the purpose of furthering
the benevolent objects of the Institution, have entered Into
a guarantee bond, thereby giving additional security to
depositors.
Books containing the Charter, By-Laws, Roles and Regu
lations, furnished gratis, on application at the office.
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Vice FICETLDLB7.S :
John H. Shrenberger,
Charles Knapp,
N. Grattan Murphy,
Thoobald Umbataetter,
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Albert Culbertson, John D. M'Oord,
Robert Chester, Robert Morrow,
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Seavlary and Treaturer-eCHARLBS A. CvLTON
.5.19:41v
JrA AND VALUAIIkAs.
Ar DAVISON'S BOOK STORE,
65 Nerket at, near Ibiza st.
History of the Christian Church; by Dr Hose.
hioe REsaV—Theism—Tbe witness of Reason and Na
tore to an All-wise ana Beniticent Creator.
Pe Qulncre last—The Note Book of an English Opium
Eater.
Cathella and Protestant Nations Compared In their three
fold relations to wealth, morals and morality; by Bev.
Roumel, of Paris.
The Adventures of dmijaa Lee ; by Bev. Chas. Kingsley.
Notes of a Theological Student.
Mre. Jamison's Common-Placa Book of Thoughte, Memo
rim and Fancies
Star Papers; by Henry Ward Beecher,
Which? —The Bight or the Left?
Footsteps of St. Paul.
The Dead in Christ; by Brown.
Philip Colville; by Kennedy.
The Words and Mind of Jesus.
Kitto's Cyclopedia of Biblical Literature.,
Dr. Alcotee Works.
The Young Housekeeper.
The Young Wife. The Young Mother,
The Young Hualwad—Health, do.
liarbaugh's vols. on Future Llfe.
Cummings Works.
Stoptoms' Travels in Egypt and the Ifni, Land.
Manilla Wrapping Papers, Blank* Books and Stationery
of all kinds. For sale at Eastern prices, by
17 13 J. S. DAVISON.
To Wholesale Grocers, Llquor Dealers
and Illstaufacturers.
MBE SITBSCRIBER is now importing a Iml:riot quality
of OIL OP COGNAC, of which 3 of an ounce with 60
gallons pure Spirit will produce a fhieCognao Brandy. Mls
Lssamma OF ROCHELLE end WARD'S BRANDY; of
JA~IAIOA.and ST. CROIX RIIM, ARAC. CIDER and
PEACH BRANDY. ROLLAND SODIRDAM SCEDIAPPS
and SCOTTISH MUSKY, are acknowledged by the New
York manufacturers by the great demand after them. Di
rections for use will invariably be given by
DR. LEWIS FEIJOHTWANCIER,
141 Maiden Lana, New York.
P. K.—importer of Daguerreotype Chemicals, Pietism,
Bismuth, Manguneca ; Thorn's Ext. Copairs, Sulphate Am•
mottle, .to. decYlds tf
Palmer'. Celebrated Epicurean sauce,
SNDS PREEMINENT for flavoring Soups., Gravies,
Pish, Meat, Game, de. We advise all good housewives
to try It Price 26 cents per bottle, of ellareceryand Fruit
Stores In the United States end Oanadaa
For sale by hPOLIJRO and G. 11. KEYSER, Pittsburgh.
P. T WRIGHT & CO,
is ulibdaulr Is 241 Market street. Philadelphia
CA 4C PETINGS.
INAWARE COUNTY CAEPET MANUFACTURING
LI ASSOCIATION, on the Cheater Plank Road, two mites
below the city line, Mier to buyers this season. AXMINIS.
TER, 'APESTRY, BRUSSELS, 3-PLYINGILLIN,DA3IA3E
and VENETIAN CARPETING, at very reduced prim
for cash or city aeceptance, (Interest added) The stock,
comprising also IMPORTED FABRICS of eery variety,
can be examined at the Factory Warehouses, Darby, or at
the Stores, Noa.lB and IN N. SECOND at ,PUILADELPILLt.
Wool bought, Spun, Dyed or exchanged for Carpets.
3. SIDNEY JONES.
Boardlckg School,
R BUMMER 80A.R.D0.40 HOUNE.—The GLEN ROTEL
O
and Grounds are offered
. for RENT .for either the
above purposes. Tho else and arrangement of tho house,
the beauty, extent and variety of the grounds, and the
singular advantage of the position, secluded from evony ,
thing objectionable, render this a most desirable location
for either a Male or Female Erminary. For terms, apply to
mb2.l . tf J. W. BUTLER, 97 Front atreet.
JULY "MAGAZINES—
Harper's, for July cents
Putnam, .....
Gocley4d imp.," .. .20 ••
Kulokertaker," 20 "
Leslie's Oa:4e," 20 "
Peterson's " "
Leslie's " 18
Blackwood, for June.
All who want NEW BOOKS, and as soon Se lamed, lower
than can be had elsewhere Should cell at
L ' AEPPEE'S BOOS Rolm
JY 2 87 Wood streeL
BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.
ALOT 24 feet front on WYLIE street, and extending
hack 109 feet to Wide alley. On the beck put of the
Lot is a Geilir Vellithillt for two mill Houses. This Lot
is in a desirable location fora residence; and will be bald
Lomond on-favorable torina. Title good, and clear from
tricorn : brutes. Enquire of GEO. Y. craLmons,
lylB - • • At OAlee of Honiina Post.
Dial* lation of Partneriblp.
HE Patine/Ship !boned by the tuniendgned and 3131113
T
Ofilol,, In carrying on "the Camden Coal Warta,"
cinder the name and etyle.of JONES, O'NEAL & I!XELLEItc ,
to now disaoleed. ISAAC JONES.
ALI). 7th, JOHN a MILLEiL
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MERE
DR• MORSE'S
I! ifIORATING CORDIAL,
A PERWOMENON ZN MEDICANA
Rosati Restored and Lite Lengthoned
sr
TT will replace weakness with strength, incapacity witkt
.rnsioney, irregularity with nullorm and natural soy
Uvlty, and this not only without hazard Or . reaction. but
with a tutppy etfeot on the general organization.. .113"Eimis
in mind that all maladies wherever thei begins anith with
the narrow) eyetem, and that the peralizatiOn of the nerve
of motion and sensation la physical death, Rua In minds
ales, that ter every kind of nervous disease, the Elitir Cot
dial le the only reliable preparative known.
CURE Or NERVOUS DISEASES.
No language can convey an adequate Llca of the !maul •
dlate and almost inittettious change whioh it occeelatui In
the diseased, debilitated end ahattored nervous rystom,
whether broken down by crows, weak by nature, or impair
ed by sickness—Visa ns t rang and relaxed organization Li
et once brazed, revividad and built lap. The mantel and
phyileal symptoms of nervous diet,/ea vanish tegether on.
der its influence. Nor le the West umporary; for tho Coy ,
dial properties of the medicine reach the eonstitutlon iteelt,
end restore It to Its normal condition.
Coninsion, giddineez, rush of brood to tba haaril,_fardate
°holy, debility; bysteria, wretobottow, thoughts of salt
destruction—fear of insanity, dyspepsia, genera; prostra
tion, irritability, merronsnesa, Inability to Ole**, dISMISOi
Inchient to maim, decay cribs propagating funotlons, bys•
eria, trionoinanin, vague terrors, palpitatiOn'a the lcdrt.
Impotency, constipation, etc., front whatever causes athilng•
it It, If there be any reliance to be placcil on huriaz testi
mony, absolutely Infallible.
A GREAT ftlill/IolitE FOU MULES.
The unparalleled affects of this great restorative In la
complaints beeilant to females, mark a now era in the Numb
of medicine. Thonsanda of stimulants have been invented—.
thousands Of irmlgomnts concocbsi—all purporting to biv
specified in the variant; diseases and derangements to widdi
the delicate formation of woman render her liable.
.EVERY WOMAN OY 9MitBfi,
Who niters from weakness, deraegemmt, minimums,
framers, pains in the back, or any other disorder, iihsthar
to her ear, or common to both SUM—U . I giTe the
assailer
Cordial a trial,_
• hiAIIPSBI) PERINiNA,
[trotters, will had thic Cordial &Met they hal:avail a h.:4.•
Ue or twoi a tharotigh rosoharator of the a . yits.4, L. - all
dirwti OUR ere be be found the happy v.ront3 of lisidtby
spring, who would not have boon eo but foi cbia
nary preparatioa. Audit 13 equallYtotolt for 'ill; rz Ui.74 14-
easta kr.. which it is reocrurderidadi - . ,4 •1 yotws
tan have been mired tq — adfug it, and zot iu ciakiiiitt-
Stadle4 bee fafied heuatt thout, - •
.
01' .P .ATM COMP.
ur etrattraptinch.atite,ll:4 r..v.zreol,b7 thou= et 4 riatzi.ta.i.'
two to bluest cad vigar, chaugiug the skin fteM si A uy - pair
low, flatly ta a beautiful Heald mmagliorlea.
_ _
TO 'TUE hiltloo/DIM. •
Theis are 503Zie of the sad and mean:holy artiste Fudii ,
eed by early habite youth, 71z: weatitrua of the •baok
and limbs, pains In the heed, youth,
of slght,loca otizita
erclar 'power, palpitation tho hoary djapepalr n naroszA
initabillty,deran,goment of the unuilum ; gena=i
debility, symptoms of consumptlone,ota.
Mentally, the fearful eta on the ward are lawai to 14
dreaded. Lou of memory, confusion a Ideas, dew/into:l
of Write, evil forebodings, avetalon to epolety,sell4lrkynet,
love of solitude, tlinhllty, eto, aro came of the evils proin•
tied. All flaw isEaloted
BILIORE CONTirst tNI3 ALUM-16021
should reflect-theta sound mind and body are the moat no.
emery cenobites to promote oon outdid happiness-.
indeed,
without these, the Journey 'through life bvomeae, weary
pilgrimage—the prospect hourly daikene the view; the
mind becomes shadowed with despair, and Mimi with the
melancholy reflection that the happiciesz of azother be.
comes blighted with your own.
CAUTION.
Dr.Monse'slnvlgorating Cordial het been counterfeited
by some unprincipled mama
In future, all the gervaluo Cordial will have h e
tar's f - c-eimile patted over the cork of cash bottle, and the
ibltg words blown In the glass:
r. 1110766 , 2 Invigorating Cordial.
C. N.: FaNO, Proprietor, N. If
The Cordial 13 nut 'WI, highly conosantted, in plat"
three dollars per bottle, two for flee dolleav i
for twelve dollars. C. 11. niva,Proprietor,
lin Broadway, N. Y.
Bold by Dragglan throughout the United Sum, Paid
and the Weal /whey.
New London, Ct.
liosonos, Feb 8,18.5.
AGENTS: • •
Patobtirgh CaO. IL - KEYSLIC, No. 140 Wood !L
Do. ......R .tE
SELLERSWood. G
s O t uWeo d
Et
Allegbony P. FLEMING.
Agent for 0h10...J D. PARK. livvinstpat. ritrU, kin
FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
OR, MATURVEI INIALLIBLE SPECIFIC,
roll. the Prevention and Cara of IttirSertrTrxt. end RS
=ran Evens, Frms and ettee,CalLte and Yam,
DU= AGM GENMULL DEl3ll.etT, /719157 8157.973, and ail other
farms of diseepo which have a common origin In Ma/arida!
/ham= This sable atmospheric. polmm 'which at cenaln
masons Is unavoidably Inhaled at every breath, Is the came
In character nherevar It-eat:--North, :'oath, east or
West—and will every where yield to this newly-diEefirered
antidote, which L 9 claimed to bo the greatast dinercry in
medicine ever made
This specific h eo harinioro that It may be taken by per.
sons of every age, cox or condition, and it wIII not sable*.
tate for one disease others still wont, ax is too often the re
sult in the treatment by Quinine, Mercury, Arsenio, and
other imioonous rr doletorlous drugs, not a particla of any
of which is admitted into this preparation.
The proprietor distiactiy minima those extraordinary re
milts from the use of this NATDUAL ANTIDOTE TO
.Matters„
It Tfill entirely protect any rest , lont er traveler even la
the most ••letely or swampy localltitto, from any Ague Or
111110113 disease whatever, or ouy 11017 f: am constantly in •
haling Malaria or Mama.
It will instantly check the Ague in Demons who have auf•
fared for any length of time, from one day to twenty yeart,
so that they need never have another Ogg, by enchanting Ito
use according to direct - lone.
It will immediately relieve all the didlresaing results of
Bilious or Ague direßber, such as general debillty,nfght
eweato, etc. The patient at once begins to recover appetite
and strength, and continues until a I:erre-Anent and radical
cure is effected.
Finally, Its tom will banish Fever and;Ague from families
and all Muses. .harmers and all laboring mon, by Mope.
lag It as a preventive, will be free from Ague or Billow: at
tacks In that season of the year Windy w elt la the most
sickly, is the most valuable one to them.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary camel acme
may require mere Directions printed In Garman, French
and Epanich, accompany cacti bottle Prise One Dollar,
Liberal discounts made to the trade. Trade circulars for:
warded on application, and the article will be consigned on
liberal tonne to responsible parties to every section Of the
country. J.S. A. 33FiODES, Proprietor, -
Providence, R. 1
Aci=z—lslerr York: O. V.OtIOSS. Eli
Ic 00., and .
0.
R. RING. Doston IVNEKB A POTTED.. Philadelphia
DYOTT & SONS. J AIITOHELL, No. 235 Liberty atree t
next door to Rand. WOOD:TIDES le PILOT MEP., corner
of Anderson and !Aetna kihndn.ny i feb27
GERMAN BITTERS,
• PREPARED DY
DR. C. M. JACRBON, Philadciphis,
WILL ETYLLITUALLY (JCRS
LIVER COSIPLAECT, DYSPEPSIA .I.ItiNDICE,
Chronic or Nervous Delnlily, Direasu tt/ic Keine, ctv.l
WI &seam ariatag from a diorrdered or &mech.
Such
as Collo:Va.
tior.,lnward Pilot,
Fulness, or Blood tette
Read, Acidity of the Stomach,
Natusenaleartharn, Disgust for Fad,
ihdiceaa or weight in the Stounich, Mont
Eructations, ilinktnit, or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming of the Bead, ITurrhed
inulDßEcult Breathing, Fluttering at the Deart, Moak.
Lugar Suffocating Sensation when in lying Pee.tera,Dilltailai
of Dote of Webs before the Bight, Fever and
Dull Pain In the Bead, Deficiency of Peropiratich
Vellowacat of tho Skin and Eyoo, Pain itt the
bide, Back, Cheat, Limbo, &c, Sudden
Fluabea of neat Burning in the
Constant Itatigke.
huge of Evil, and great
Deprarelon of
Spirits.
The ptopriator, :ratting the attention of the public to
this preparation, doos ea wit a feeling of the utmcwecenfo
dance in ito virtues end tidal alien tc the dimalge le: which
it la recommended.
It is no new and untried article, but cm that has stood
the test of a ten years' trial before tha -Anterioan wide,
and Its reputation and sale is unrivalled by any similar pin •
parations extant. The testimony in Its favor given by the
moat prominent and well anowu Physicians and indl.idu•
alit, in all parts of the country Is Immense. Referring any
who may doubt, to my •• Memorabilia:for Pructlad Itor+frot
Book, for Farmers and_Famillto, to bo had gratis, of all th
Agents for the Lianas= Bitters.
Principal Office and sianafaotcry,l2o Arth Meet,
delphia, Pa. .
Atii - Bold by Dr. Geo. IL Hoyror, 140 Wood fluent.; B. A
Fatuaestock & Co., No. 6 Wood areet; Fleming Ltro'hora
60 Woodsiseet; 11 D Swartz and.). P. 11=Ing, Allegbdny
decl9xltwly
WD:D/Ltt el DTA:,
HAND STREET, (SOUTH BIDE,) BIT. FENN
AND THE/ RiVELt, FITTSSUBGN, DA.
TUMOR DANIZ, Graduate and Prealtloner in the 013
Schoole of Medlar:le, Allopathic. tnd I .l.cuazear.thlo s *nd
for the.paa tenyaers a sacconsfut L /Aro; Athltt, hat r eezeil
WATER HURD to the alxrre Ic4ollon
The perfectly safe, direct and hammhafe oft nia eye.
tem hew ma all genera, and all diseama acr.ta aud
while it la mild, grateful and invigorating to the weak and
•debilitated, renders it peculiarly desirable In fernilla9, who
allbo treated at their homes.
Allopatluo and liomtepathic „ treatment rill bo edmi•zio
tend where desired; but, after long and thorough cr.pe;
donee, Doctor Baelz gives a deckled prelemce to hydro.
pathy, which has, throughout the old and new world,
proven E 0 eminently euo4-0 , f"1 In aVery fora of ,1803 no,
including Incipient Commgirrion, Lronchltb, BSC - pep:la,
InHaannatOry.tuid. Chronlo Rheumatism, /atbuia,• Onto ,
neCnnt, Narrow and Liver DL-raven. Tertimonialo of cum'
from highly reputable citizens of nearly every State In the
Caton, can be - examined at Doctor Daelz's cgice. The her.
Clergy are invited to consult him gratis, -
Warm water being used twills onnacnercluent s o'ildcrte°
throughout the tiestmout,it is a luxury mstual of unpleas
ant, ea those unacquainted might suppose.
In u rrannoral — liessra.ChariesElrewe, Waterman Palmer.
W. W. Wilson, W. H. Thompron Bell, J. Wei.
den, D. T. Horgan, Wm: H. Holmes, E. 11. English, II If.
Kerr.
•
The undersigned, hving visited Doctor Daelttx•
non and wituemd a
enecemind treatment, cheerfully rt
commend hind as n therm:Et:ly educated and eirdiDal Phy•
sleian:
Charles T. Mosel], Joe. B.Poonnells, David Hunt, John
0. Curtis, itobt. Patrick, John B. Livingston, John Ivr•gtit,
W. W. Patrick. Moen F. Eaton. 0 Ormsby Gregg. I .ivne
Privroto Dlanases.
DR. BROWN, No. 41 Liamund Allay, de
if •
Vines his entire attention to an aloe VX.M.10.1.
Ina tinslne.a S 3 mostly confmed to. Priests "
Venereal Diseases, and such painful affections,
brought on by imprudence, youthful indulgenceand exam.
Sy phids,Py philitc k eta p Lion 8, 0 onerrties, Glee, Stricture,
Urethral Discharges, Imi.mhy of the blood, with all blue
sea of th e Venereal Organ. Pain Diseass*,•ecorbude &op
[toes, Tetterollasuworm, rdercunal Dressed', Seminal
Weakness, linpotatioy, Piles, liiseutaatiera, Female Weak•
noes, Monthly Suppressions, Disudes of the Joints, FLAW , .
in Ano, Nervous Affections, Pains In the Beek and Loins,
Irritation [Stile Bladder and Kidneys, stityeiyfully treated.
Cure gnaranteed: '."'
Twenty years' practice (ten La this city) enables Dr.
Prows to offer assurances of a speedy cure to all who mar
COMa under his care, '
Office and Private Consultation BOOMCI 4 1 DisOmid alley,.
y
yika. Charges moderate. norfeiaw.,-
HEIJALITIztI.—Dr brown's now ly discovered - seaway
ILL for Rheumatism le s viand) and partaiu reatady ler
that palafu. trouble. It ...ye? alio.
Office and Private Conoultatlea Roar, No. 41 Diamond
Pittsburgh, Pa
Tbe Doctor Ic ap at tono,
navfodewly
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MORSE'S INVIGO-11.ATING ELIXIR
LOSS OF MEMORY,
RHODES'
DR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED