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°MOIL RROOIIiDINGS.—SeIect Counea.—Pro.
sent i Ileum Allen Alexander, Chub%
Allen, Cordell,
Drum, Kier, Loomis, Lytle, Murdock, Pollock,
Smyth and Taylor. lir. Sraytkacted se,Chair
min in absenoe - of the President -
At number •of petitions and communioat ions
were, received and acted upon; also certain ac
tions id' the Common Counoil concurred in.
A resolution was passed deal .ring Allen . Car
delfineligible to a seat in this Council, as he is
now Superintendent of the. Markets, and conse
quently a member of the city government
After some unimportant business the Council
adjourned.
Common Council.---The roll being called, the
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following gentlemen unaltered to their names :
Messrs. Caldwell. Duncan, Edgar, Evans, Felix,
Getty, Griffin, Herdmati, Irwin, Kelly, King,
Lewis, Little, M'Aclams, NPMasters, Poor, Scott,
Belden, Tucker, Wilson and President.
The clerk then probeeded to read the proceed
ings of previous meeting.
A communication from street scrapers was
received and read, praying that their arrears
due be paid them. Referred to Finance Com
mittee. -
A petition from sundry citizens of the Sixth
Ward, praying that the house of Patrick Riefe
be permitted to remain on Wide alley, upon which
it now extends to the extent of ton inches. Re
ferred to the Committee on Streets, with power
to act.
Petition for gas extension from Ninth Ward
Was on Motion referred to committee on Gas.
James S.'Craft, President of the Pittsburgh
and Steubenville Railroad, sent a communication
inviting the Cannella to appoint a Committee to
meet. the County Commissioners at tho Compa
ny's office, to examine its financial condition.
Referred to the Committee on Railroads:
-The Committee on Claims and Accounts pre
sented a report authorizing the Mayor to draw
a rarrant on the City Treasurer for the payment
of aundry accounts.
Petition from Diligeuco Piro Company praying
for an appropriation, was re.ll and referred to
Committee on Hose.
Sundry petitions were hero read and referred
to the proper Committees.
The fefl owiug resolution in relation to the
conduct of Mr. McCalment, City Solicitor, passed
by the Select Council, was read and concurred
in:
Retched, That the resolution directing certain
claims to be plaoed in the hands of the City So
licitor, be suspended until the Solicitor shall
have Esaibfixtorily explained to the Councils his
reasons for withholding the payment to the
wharfmaster of the full amount received by him
from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for
wharf rent.
Mr. Kuhn, the City Solicitor lost year, we
understand, has not yet received pay for his
services; while, on the other baud, it is charged
the gentleman at present serving has collected
roomier, and paid himself in advance.
Au ordinance appropriating five thousand dol
lars for water pipe extension, passed by the
Select Council, was concurred in by a vote of 11
ayes to 5 nays.
The account of Livingston, Roggen ,
amounting to upwards of seventeen dollars, was
received and referred to Committee on Aciconnts.
Adjourned.
INFRACTION or TIM SUNDAT LIQUOR LAW.—
Mayort Voir. on Saturday morning last, commit
ted Sebastian liezhier to j tit, in default of the
payment of sf)o fine for ceiling liquor on the
previous Sabbath, Mrs. Smith being the infor
mant.' Smith, the husband of the lady, had
received a sum of money from her on Friday, to
purchase, Frocetios for the family. After he
had made the purchases he stopped at Booklet's,
wherele remained until Sunday morning, spen
ding the balance of the change and losing his
groceries. This incensed Mrs. S. to such a de
gree that she made the information which led to
the arrest and commitment of Buckler Pat
ti& Dunn woe committed to prison yesterday
morning by Mayer Vole, charged, on the oath
of James Lyons, with selling liquor on Sunday
last. Patrick refused to pay a f, no of $5O, hence
his commitment. Lyons, the informant, was
sent up for 24 hours for being drunk on Sunday.
This woe a cite of Greek Co. Oreek.-7nt4.
Roearsren News—Fire—Wharf Damaged.—
The largo dry goods store of Mr. T. fd. Taylor,
in the borough of Rochester, caught fire on
Sunday evening, and Lt fore the flames could be
extinguished was totally destroyed. It wee one
of the moat, if not the most extensive estab
lishment of the kind, in the town, and his lose
mast therefore be heavy. Mr. T. was Borough
Clerk, and his official books being in the build
log at the time, were also burned A violent
rain storm accompanieu by thunder and light
ning, visited Rochester on Sunday. The damage
done in the vicinity by the washing of the rain
Is constderable. Among other injuries the stone
Wharf on tho Ohio rive:, near the junction of
the Ohio and Beaver rivers, was carried away
to the extent of $5OO worth of damage.
discos or Lionrrasu.—A women living near
Dickey's section on the Pittsburgh and Con
nellsville Railroad, in Fayette county, was
struck by lig,htniog on Monday evening a week
white standing under a tree where she had taken
shelter from the' storm. She was not found
snail the next morning. The tree was completely
torn to pieces. She was an Irish woman, the
wife, we believe, of one of the laborers on the
road.' This is another melancholy proof of the
danger of taking shelter under trees, in time
of thunder storms.
MELTING ACCIDENT.—
Ile elAsped his Juhana's form,
That loan the fairest under heaven,
ills lore, just like the day ST as warm--
The mercury at 97..
Oh. Juliana, dear, he cried,
My Mee its top degree is getting ;
Tie gold in truth's alembic tried,
That rorrer can grow lees by sweating.
Fie bowed her head upon his brunet,
. As hotter grew the summer weather,
And as her form he warmly pressed,
Th..y incited right away together'
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AGOlDENT.—Ycstertiny morning, as the mail
train from this city reached Brinton's station,
the whistle to doau brn.kon alarmed a horse
attached to a Luggy, causing him to plunge
violently, breaking the buggy, and to s er i ous ly
injure the person driving--whose name we did
not learn. llisleg was fractured, also receiving
several severe bruises about his body. A little
girl, daughter of Mr. Elder, was likewise injur
ed by coming iu contact viith the wheels of the
vehicle.
THE INDIANA BRANOll.—This railroad, reach
ing from Blairsville to Indiana, the county town,
a distance of sixteen miles, will eoon be ready
for the rails. Thee is a very important connec
tion for tho Central road, and we hope will
prove profitablo. It COULIOO3 at the Blairsv Uc
intersection, at which place Mr. William Don.
nelly has erected a very fine Hotel.
Tun Naos.° MINSTRELS. This troupe of
melodiets perform only two nights longer in
Pittsburgh. Their success thus far has been
very decided, but not more than their desserts.
It is not saying too much, to state they aro the
boat delineators of the negro character and mel
ody that have visited oar city for some years. Go
and neo them if you want to take a hearty
laugh.
Tun I,3ILIDOE AT Scwroircry was again in•
jured by the rains of Sunday afternoon and
evening ; so much 60, indeed, that the 2 A. M.
train, which left here yesterday, for the West,
was unable to pass over. It returned and the
passengora nod boggago were transferred to tho
S. A. M. train, which meet with no impediment.
ItEkorAt —AEI will be seen by the .advertise•
-meta in another column, T. J. Eisner, agent for
Irving's Life of Washington and other works,
has .removed his place of business to No 26
Fifth street, opposite Bacon's, in the office with
Dr. G. E. Shaw.
Nww WIIEAT.—The first sale of new wheat, in
any quantity, took place yesterday. It was a
lot oT six hundred bushels, and changed hands
at $1,60 per bushel. At this rate for the raw
material Flour can be afforded Lit $O,OO per
barrel.
'SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND, 8 PER CENT., JULY 1, 15.56
MITNA IMO:MA.1110E. COMPAri Y
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CHMITCRED
PAID UP.
Cash Assets, July 1, 1855,..5835,530 g 3.
CONTINUE to make insurance en all , :eacriptions of
V property at equitable rates. Tble Company have
maintained a position for honoral - 1.3 dealing for 36 years,
and le Unsurpassed for responsibility and punctuality by
ally other similar Institution in the United Buttes. Semi•
annual statement cf the condition cf this Company on ale
this Mace, for the evaualnktion of the public.
11. IS. TEN•EYCK, Agent.
Oaicß,.tiorth.r..est aerrner Fifth and Wood streets, Pitts•
burgh. jy2.l
;53..1-ent. Co.'s Way Liner
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND COLUMBIA.
THE underElgned haring purchased
dart of D Leech h Co.'a Claud Stook,
ra prepared to do a WAY FREIGHT
BUSINESS between Ibis place nod Columbia. All buainead
entrusted to our care will bo promptly attended to by us,
at the Warehouse formerly occupied by D. Le ec h 4, G a.,
Canal Basin. LLOYD & LEMON.
jy2Sailndlo •
ARIMEE's TB:OSTEN is prepared to pay a dividend of
FirruEN PER CENT., In " Ntocka" ofvarioue Elude,
pt man prices. T11011.a5 MELLON.
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WS BY _TELEORAPH
Reported Expressly .forlhe Daily }Doming Post
JULY 3
[By the Union Line.]
Quantities of gold and Silver Pound on
.
the Plain...radians Growing Warlike.
Sr. Lotus, July 30 0—Advicas ftom Salt Lake to2be 29th
of May, mention business dulL The prospect of the crops
continuer poor, owing to the dry weather and the depreda
tions of the graashoppers.
Mr. Daleman, District Attorney of the United States for
Utah, was at South Platte, en route to Waehington, as
bearer of despatches for CeL Steptoe to the War Depart
ment. Re met with no Indians till be reached Sweet We.
ter; there he found a large party of lilormons exploring
for gold. They were damming and turning the bed of the
ricer. A letter from a gold seeker about 100 miles from
the party, near Devil's Gate, Gaye be found large quantities
of silver. One man in the vicinity took $4O worth of gold
in a day. Gold has also been discovered on Medicine Bow
stream, south-west from Fort Larimio.
Two hundred Arapahoe Indiana, encamped ■ short (as.
Satire from this river, are favorable, and say If a war takes
place betwen the Eons and the troops they will join the
strongest party. The war party of the Sioux are at Loa
borte Creek, about 60 miles above Fort Laramie; they were
watching the arrival of troops, and said if they did not ar
rive in ten days they would kill every white man between
Fort Laramie and Devil'e Gate.
Several trains of Mormons were met between For
Iteernay and the Blues.
The Texas trains lost 80 by cholera; all the rest are
healthy.
Nstr Your, July 30.—The number of deaths /tot Week
were 860.
The friends of a Prohibitory Law are determined that the
ordinance shall remain no longer Inoperative, If they can
help It. Failing to have the conetituticruslity of the law
tested by mutual agreement with liquor dealers, they are
now determined to force the question into Court, If pos.
Several deaths from sun stroke occurred on Friday and
Saturday.
Two men were killed on Saturday by falling from a
scaffold in front of the New York Hotel on Broadway. They
were engaged in painting the building.
The National Convention, which has been in ression for
a week, adjourned on Saturday. The Convention meets
again in Cincinnati on the third Wednesday of June,lBs6.
Removal of Gov. Reeder-.-Appotntxueut
of John L. Dawson In him steaa
WASHIMODOI.I CITY, July 90.—John L. Dawson, of Penn
aylvattia, has been appointed GoTernor of Kansan in plae
of Governor Reeder, removed.
By the National Lino
WIOHINGTON CITT, July .^.G—The President hail appointed
the Bon. John h. Dawson, of Panuaylvanla, Governor of
Kansas, in piano of the Ron. A. if Seeder, removed. Mr.
Dawson was an afh-vtive member of the last Congress, and
voted for the Nebraska-Kansas BBL lie Is also known as
fi strenuous edvoca•e of the paltry of giving a homestead to
actual settlers, and Introduced a MG far that purpose,
which passed the Hour° of Representatives, bat felled to
obtain tha anaotiou of the Senate.
By the llakat
Ravages of the Yellow Fever.
Bahvistuas. July 30.-1.70 to last Saturday nhtht."thete
hal beet, at dospart, Va., 31 Clidd3 of yellow fever, and IS
deaths.
NUT OiLTANS, July 20.—Thera were 101 afatbs by
yellow fever at Charity Hospital last week. The fever has
also broke out ut itatou Rouge.
Cotton has ailvannel !..1' in consequemie of the high
storks nu hand; sults te.day of 250 bales.
[By the Union Line.]
Gov. Reeder and the Half-breed Han•aa
ET. Louts, July 3J.—Guv. Reeder In a cops of his answer
to the Secretary of btate's last letter to him, furnished the
Lawrence Tribune, says he he no relation to the charge of
a purchase in half breed Kansas lands. Re purchased no
such lands. Ile thinks he has bean treated unfairly be
cause be lusenot called on him for a defenoe tug alilat the
charge of violating rules which are not specified. Ile silts
fir a specification.
i By the Union Line I
New England Emigrant Aid Society.
LtoarON, July 30.--The Secretary of the N. E. Assoelation
of Clergymen h. I.ned a second elrenlar, proposing to
enlist the 3000 Clergymen c f Nev England as Life Meru
t, re of the Emigrant Ald Society, on garment of SZO
the proceeds tt be expended in xettlEng Kane. with Uri,-
ti. 103 from Neer England.
[By tho Utaion Linea
Politics In Minnesota
Cluciaa, July &a —St. Paul papers to the .8 recei
ved. Etter the cumin..ion of H. 2,1. Rite, a number or
member, of the Convention met in Governor Gorman's
hilerary, rind nominatod the lion. David Olmztai. Ex-
Governor hatovey r,elved 35 rotes la the Republican
Conventisa although ha had previously declined the nom
ination.
EALTDIOEC, July 30.—Adele,a3 from Portsmouth, Y.,
Ftate that up to Saturday nigbt there had been 34 cars of
yellow fever soil IS death, At Gosport the disease Eeene,
to 1, on the inicrra,e—at that plaeuit nt'ended by a large
par ,otag.e of deaths,
' lity the National Line.'
From IS ew Orlesne
ChiI.EAN3, July 28.—T100 deaths by yellow fever, at
tho liorvitil, for the week, reached 14. The layer btu ep.
peered at Baton Hong,
Cotton 0 tritle higher owing to light storks; antes 2'.50
bairn.
(fly tho NiltiClClLil Line.)
Death of Jndgc Trick.
Itivrimoar, July 30.—Jodgii Willi= Trick, of the So
promo Court of Maryland, atud yooterilay, at Warm Sul
phur
[By the National Li n. ,
D.falcatiou• of Tuokormou
rijETnN, July 30—The defaleattocut of Tuckermau, the
defaulliog Treasurer or the Ewstornleowd Cetnnwny,
amount to $243,300. A new !towed of Dlrosetors bas bes.n
eh,sen
By the Nutional Litte.l
Valleys Fever et Norfolk
kA. July 30. SeTentecu cases of yellow fever
and ta ) , I,ltbs have oc,trroi here. The Infection traced
t cic:Thort.
AUCTION SALES.
uc trou--Sales
A T the Comanrclal Etalea !looms, corner of Wood and
Fifth et reett,a t 10 A. M. • ,r,uer•J a.A.Rortment
of , iet,onnbl.s, Maple end.Faracy D Onade,Olothlug,l3cote
•11.1 8110,s, Hate, Ca
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. 11.,
Or.larlee.Queena.arl'.. Olneoirarl,, Table Cutlery, Looting
NI. and 1 4 .,.na Laud household and Kitchen Fur.
uf.urr.
AT 7' O'CLOCK, P. M.,
It , Ai,. 9tatlonery, Roan Artklys, MuJileal Instruments,
Are and Cutlery C:othiug, Variety Goods, th•ld wrsd
P". ver &e. P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. tja.ll.,tl
Y. R. DAVIS, Ationoneer
"[IASI' TROTTING BROWN HORSE AT AUCTION. --011
1 4 Friday morning, August Rd. at 10 o'clock, it t• e Ste-
CI It. If. Patter:too, corner of Diamond Street Rod
(lorry alley, will be cold, for weauut of whom it may con.
ceon—One well broke Brown Horse, suitable for a family.
i 5 - 24 p. al. DAVIS. Auctioneer.
)l) OLIO SALK kW MACHINE:KY. Toots. tin
Tuesday morning. July 31. st, at lu o'clock, will be Fold
—Phu entire flock t.f Machinery, Tools, se., belonging to
the We firm of James Belton A Co., on the preintma lately
cc •tt pie I by them, corner of Second, Short and Third etreete,
city of Pittsburgh
AlAc, the unoxpir.d term or a lea+. of tuld premixes from
John Arthur° to said Jammi Non & Co., which .11: empire
o the first day t f April next. Hy order.
'forms at ,ale. J. E. BRADY,Receiver.
11 24 P. M. DAVIei, Auctloner.
VAILELIELLIP AWL) MECHANICS'
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
Insurance Company,
OF PLIILADHLPHIA.
Capital 9300,000
Amount securely lnreab‘l 9200,000
911119 COMPANY effects Flre Insurance on Buildings,
Goode, Furni.nre, Au. Marine Insurance on VttliSeiS,
efergo and Freight. Inland Insurance on Goods, by livers,
Lakes, Canals, Railroads, and Land Carriage generally.
Al,o, Insurance upon Lives, upon the most favorable
te:110.
Hon. Thomas B. Florence, James E. Neall,
gieorge H. Armstrong, Cherie,. More,
Bd. P. bilddleton, E. R. Helmbold,
George Hal rahold, Fred. 0. Brewster,
'Phomas Menderheld, Isaac Leech.
THOMAS B. FLORENCE, President
Enwean R. llama°Lo, Secretary.
PITTSBURGH RBFERRNCES.
Hon. T. M. Howe, lion. J. K. SPCLlntook,
lion. P. 0. Bhannon, Col. B. W. Black,
lion. J. B. Guthrie, A. B M'Oelmont, Esq ,
Thomas J. Heenan, EN' , Wilson MT:landless, Esq.,
Cal. J. Ile. on Foster, Gen. J. K. Morehead.
K. M. Biddle,
The character of the above Company le of the first class,
and combines the rare and unusual privileges of Fire, Ma
rine and Life Insurance.
Gentlemen of elevated standing are associated In he
management, and interested as Stockholders.
TLIOAIAB J. BUNTER., Agent,
jy27 St Charles Building, No. 108 Third st.
lAGAZLNEd • AND WEEKLY PAPERS—
Ladles' Geeette of Fashion for Aug liat ;
Graham's Magazine
• Putnam's do do
Peterson's do do
Godley's Lady's Book do
Ballou's Monthly do
The Panorama of Life and Literature;
London Illustrated News, hod arrival ;
Alt the Eastern Weeklies for this week.
For any new Book or Magazine, call or send to
W. A. GILDENFENNEY 6 CO.'s,
1 r2S Fifth et., opposite the Theatre
T ADLES' PAS El RMS—
—
14 Leslie's Ladies Gazette for August, 20 cents;
Putnam's Magazine do 20 do
Oraliam'e do do 20 do
Godey's Lady's Book, (second supply.) 20 cent,;
New York Journal for August, 18 do
Peterson's Magazine, do 17 do
Ballou's do (second suppiy.) 10 do
Female Life among the Mormons, $1 ;
Star Papers.
Harper's Magazine and 'Knickerbocker for August cone.
dently expected this day or Monday, and will be eold at the
old price, 20 cents per copy, at
j. 928 LAUFPAR'S BOOKSTOIII2, 80 Fifth et.
- 1619
jEANETTIi!
She is dressed In alike and satins,
And her step is full of grace;
She is lovely in appearance
13ut what a sallow face!
Her hands are small, but 0! how rough ;
She surely does not know
That LIERPETTO SOAP is just the thing,
And then the price is low.
The HerpOtie Soap has been need with great success for
the past See years, for removing Tan, Sallownemand Bed.
uses of the Skin, healing all Chaps and Chafes. Only 124
cents per cake. Used as a Nursery Soap for children. it is
unrivalled. Sold by S. L. CCTIIBSIIT,
jYSB 140 Third et.
.A.NGANES.II-4,000 be Black Oxide Manganese in
store and for gala by [lra] AMINO IMO&
inlowDEßgD BLUS-300 justwoo'd end for sale by
I: 1513 FLEMING BROB.
1855 FALL STYLE HATS.—J.. WUrSQN- & SON,
. No. 91 Wood rtreet, are prepared to ferule,
the beat quality of 811 k Hat ( Pta h 'Vie) it $4. J 724
MMII
i By the National Line.)
New York City Items
IBy the Union Line.]
Lands.
tho National Llne.i
More Yellow Fever.
EOM=
. '
COMMERCIAL POST.
prrwsnuncut Bonn.° OF TILA D.LI AND
RIEURCIIA.NTEP /LYDDA ND .
OPPIOEitit•
,Prerater./..—JOILN SIIIPTON.
First I'm! ..hytkletif—Wm. R. &KUM.
Second " WM. R. Blom..
Btcrefary—AVM. B. ME
L .
TraLreircr—JoiLn D. BO r
Ouperinfeaderd-8. T. smut, Ja .
Ommit(ce of Arbitratio4 Jai R V. P.;
FUR'S SELtra?, JOHN EDYST, RUN. GORDON, J ow{ 51eDurrr.
DAILY REVIEW OF PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
017/C1 Op Tall DAILY !Houma Poor, I
Tuesday, July 31, 1865.
FLOUR—Sales 00 and 20 bbla extra,'new, fro* store, at
$9,25; 50 do superfine, new, from wharf, at $9.
GRAIN—Sales 100 bus shelled Cora from store at 82 1 ,4 e;
100 do do, 83c
BACON—Sales 5000 As sugar cured llama at 13?„..,r, cash.
ViilllBHY—Sales 27 bble rectified at 34@ztEc.
31ETAL—Sales 130 tons Allegheny\ to go rut of this
market, at $lO, half cash tad half U mos.'
Allegheny Cattle Market
WU. PiNN DROVZ —CATTLE—OnIy 73 heed
offered, and all sokl but 80 ut pricer ranging from $2.254
4,25. Thu stock was rather inferior, and there figured show
a altcht advance over last weeks' twice... This 1,1 accounted
for by the small Stock offered, the drovers generally bring
engaged In harvesting. •
WIZIP-213.4 head offered and sold at $203`,3 p. eat.
!loos—None offered. There was tithing offered at the
other yards. On last Thursday dd head were said at last
weeks' quotations.
TELEGRAPH MUItICSTS
!By the Union Llne.l
New YORE, July 30.—The raiiiirtt for Flour has &dial:teed
about 12% cents cl hid, with a fair demand for export and
home consumption; sales 51190 bids at $7,7348,12,, , , , i, for
common to straight and extra State, and SS@S,SO for model
to choice; Western Canadian firmer and In better request;
ealee 1400 bbla at $.8@8,50. Wheat steady; aides 6000 bus.
red Southern at $1,70@1,80, and small lots Michigan at
$2,19. Rye firmer; ratios email lota at 11,11©1,18. Cure
easier; sales 4000.bushelo Western mixed et 135k469. Cate
dull at 56@5S for State and Western. Prorbions; Pork
lower ; sales 2130 bide at $19.56 , 419,82% for new Mese, and
$113,62./. for Prime. Beef Steady; eats Lble..Cut meats
Quiet. Lard time; sales 200 bele at. 1036q11. Whisky firm•
er; vies :.100 Ut at 41%. Stocks firmer; money in fair
demand at 5 per rest. on call; lachatite doll; Imlay:are
end Iludion canal 131 ; New York Central .seTOLIN ;
Ohio Trust Co. t)9!..1 Illinois Central tree land withpriei•
legs 90%; 11l inoinllentra $2O stock 95; New York Central
Railroad 0.9; -Michigan Central lintlrotut 96%; Michigan
Southern 103; Brie bonds of 1851, ; thesaland and
Toledo tat; Reason Railroad 41; Galena Wild-Chicago 10511.
(By the Cairn Line
Burrito, July 30 —A moderato inontry for flour; mar
ket favorable to tinyers; ettifle 4.0a0 hhis at $7,75 for er in-
Men Vileemosin, including 300 this extra do and Ohio on
private terms. Wheat in g - uod rcquest R 0 t tows; a glee
7,000 bite tipper Late Spriog at $1.40. (torn lower with
free sellers; sales 10,000 bur on the spot at 74z, part atloat
anti part delivered, and 33,000 hue to errire, part to day. at
tilt , tame. Outs otetdy E - 2116,000 bus at 40; Canal freightA
a shade eastsr. Core 12 1 ,;: to Nen: York. Late impori , 4B
hour; Flour 7 320 bb.s; fern tot! IhrJ Lo. , Export,
Flour (142 bb10; Wheat 14401: has: Cern : Oats
40,000 busheis.
{By tho IdatinuallAus.l
I'fiILADII.PIII6, July :te.—Flour:nothin r .10:n1 exekpt in
• retell way at $9©9,50 for eoutrnou and yuod, hod $9.75et
10.25 for estra. hye-tiour and Corndn- al no.hitut doing.
The demand for Wheat has elighly lel:en off; =ales ROO bu•.
•t $.1,61 tOr prime southern red, and $1,95te5.2 for chile.
Corn dull; ,alos 8500 bushels yellow at 974itio. unto ugi•
changed. Wlibtkl: the demand emit:J.; or e i notiteJ ; small
sales in bbl• nt 40iiiellc lu tdad, at 4Ue.
ay the Nati,,p.l Lice
•
CINCIVNATI, July 39.—Ths rtv,r 11‘s • t v.,, asst
educe Estunlay. IVeathor Warm and c:ously. Flour run•
thaurs to tang eeilkax—S.l,s 1;o3 bttl. !tine. k. , .uturauy ;
sales. ULLL, at i7.r.c.); s,dus, re ,;on-rally robing $.7.j, iW
7,75. hales lib Lu add hp, al td. bar lu la fujr demand;
no seta. have runeptred, shou data Laid 4 ; rides at
West p; icen are above the viewsuf buytul, I .i ant. Whisi 4 y
steady, sales 40n Lbia at t 2, nut 7Z, do at :.3.:! t Gru:erteiz
dull ; gait. L.O bags Cuffs, at 11.;,. and et'l bag., °Limon end
fair at thtu,ll , 4 .
[By the National
liarriarcak, July ll‘r —Eon r Secltned 25 cants;
bbla Hum' art, street at $5,60, aad 115)0 bbla Cll3 r,r
Saturday'a market aultl at fa.. 371,; bo!durr generally are
$8,75 Wheat adrance.l 5 cents vu ll'aturdara quota'
the clrurings were 12,000 buchels.
SUMMER RESORTS
PERRY COUNTY WARM SPRINGS.
ruin , : ate,'" eels braced ATERI Nil PLACE a 3tl 14, 01.4 u
I tar on and sit, tho Ft FILE Ilk' JUNE NEXT.
they are del 4rhtfully hooted on triermat.'.i creek, tburtro.
miles t - ntb•lrest ut Duncann:at, elk plade Lolinr tift,en
miler west ul flarri,barg, no rho Central Iltillroad,) at the
base of Pisgah blooutene, 'AA r.,011,4 an el , Vathrn of
more than lire liumiral feet. Sliormau'e, Creek a:1,04 a
op r , :tun i ty f.r tho., rind et hathind. f,otog or
nailing; the fun . unntiing !, , dreete etlor erect aLLT..t.I..no
the eport,aia:a; and tour rmooth ant ,diady roads through
a country uneurpassod for h,ll ot.d rdagnincent eoonery,
will di certify the am usorr:enta of ;Ado..
110iLSES„ SADDLES and CAIIitIAILES ran to :.ad at ail
tirt,..B liars.. taken to Lavery cu reneonable tarn x.
01 the MEDICINAL ttUALITIES of the SPIIINOS too
mach can hnrdly he rola. Their stater > Lave Lou ansi3 fed
by the beat ClormiAtl in the linhyn, and are prottottn,,l nu:
r ruriry eore.neou.4 di,dion and ‘llO, - .lor, ut
t e Itidneya. Thwr, are male fire. Springs in all. every
one nt which Is of different t-trq+ersture—r ha tar..7,:t bolo.;
1;3 dad•rees Fahreratelt, and flan...lug oat'):: ,raLor. 0,11
revel. urinate, Gent , •n.•.,'.. DAT 11:: have
beau ettle!rtn'thl. With CL 0:‘,1e0:4 10
getter with PLUM? E BA !'lfs,
Each day a Coach Ir Ave, Danoa.non
after the aril, ai 01 the care.
Bowling A Ileyn, Rooms, e,l
tie, in xviusernent. in rabur,ln•a-e be n.',11.44,-13:20111
will be the best, and the. ebsrges 1.,-
Traste —Elgbt dollars p..r ,r d. ;ler Nnl Ofly
cents per day .1
FamilieN iriAbing to cagaz,v ro,ron, r. I;ee, the
prOptietOt early'
every attetitloo be pai,i to vt , ltors. the... i,ptivtnr
hosing engeg.l b••.“ 1.1.1U11)., :.c
tszidauce.
All ene...itriticl,lierli. tut...pied u r<u-b the
Werra ahotilil clre,e,l 0 , i•utt , ntaitt.tt PO.
They will lee iinnii•liiitely I
15 I'l7lM hit. 11.g;'1' It E ;I'l'
_ .
ir V TU\K lEJTE C,,
• i 1. a; thur ,n 4
Cady su 1 ~i ry . dolleatful re,i,kuoy ant p 1.,. of
puLlit re,mrt tod on the lysntn Oi 11, " Blue
at tilu confluence of clear sio in.r, 1 :-!.•
BuStainln4 melon., I,re .11,1 - atr.-1, Itrctt Mlll.l Ita
courrnuro in onneert, ar they ru4h thOi tlo. ,
Mountainn.
The very central position c 4 thi4 (lute! make, it a ,ir.lica•
ble place of or;ourn for a it•Yr erl. 41 ye, 1•1 , 11
and their htunliee— fi t t e l .. , uer:ared itt Izt, the
turmoil, bust t. a est of . If Ig on :Cu
Pennsylvania Control ttalirookl, where the greet turni,l;,.
from L. 1.• tiuNnehauna and 1•I her r ,, e,14 con^,lT ,•----
matting envy ntl kteer.,„; tica,.. ; a
the cal, and ~ta,t,,e, t,, Altoona.,
the M,,unGalne
The Iffya, it a new b: ii ece, f..ur !.:, ii. ep.....u.4
andore), Newly papered, paint.-) sat
basement lt, attic, Pith nil the r.....•1ern I:llo , er:acuta 10,4
appliances el Batt,. ACI t Irater v•ntilabA.
There ere Fup,l , or I ery depart:44er: t the )1,2 h •
tart Fwenery the " Juounthil. t 1..•• ena:
hilltt." Trirgrhl.ll f• in r.l I , l\ t..r .
‘rurk—and prort,tc.r rra.lf tal
Ute.•
,
Willinty Corr L berry
JoGn 11. rihoonbeirg...r. Jo h n A Elder - , IL
Wildern S. eimpbell. Et. Churl., Hotel. I
DUFF'S MERCANTILE COLLEIGE
FACULTY.
PLOFT, author of the" North American Aecoun '
. Proremor of 13.,k-lieeping IC., 11l I , jet I . 4 1euce,
A. T. fIOWDEN, CLI ARLR... Ae.l,;ant Prorhsorx
of liocA•Keeping.
N Proh,c., or
MEECEM
J. D. WII.LIAM: 4 , Cho let t Penman in the IThi"..l
Eitates,) Protesr.str r.f Penman hip
P BAIL/EN, Probeetor ol )Istlantatio.,
'fhe• , tu.ler.t, 4.1 its.; lustitelm otanto It, tot i. t
r tow advantage, aver those of ~the: C011.._. ..is thte 1. tut
1. A training Ins harrows L, R Prtit . ,l no•r. luttt of
many years' experience its erterot, e rnl aui and h•rettrn
business, 'with fifteen yew.' at experience
teaching.
I:. The diploma been., the f.i . armlore of the author I a
Pyotem or Hook•keeplog ssn,tionekl by the Chumber of
Commereo of New York, or perf, , , in the lon.
gunge."
3:Students cart review the study c: book boppi ng a t ar t y
future time, which caonot be dune to tho,e
are petting Out every t-w week,.
1. They obtain the hand•to: I.:jug at tio• hest penmen Iu
the Vuited.States.
5. Dully lectures upon Cominerelul Lam sod cbiller Rub
jogs of great Interest to oommeree.
Ester t. flay of our city nierrluents or bankers.
Pupils received daily—clic-Etre day and eveuing through
out the year.
Duff 's Book krepirg Lierper's edition: prier SI,LO
Duff's Western SteAmtiost Arc:militant : price $1; •' a per
feet system for such arcouotrr" For pule by all the Book
sellers.
Call for a circular and spacimou of Mr. M ILLLAMS' Pon
manahlp.
One Doiler Reward.
ADAM MILLER, an lipprentl e to the Paring ttusinuaa,
egad about ten y , ara , left Cho FlLlbl'tiri twee residence,
In Allegheny 0 ty, on Friday lart. All pereons are van.
Cloned against harboring ur trustiog him. Ile wore block
pante, cheek ahlrt, and cloth adi-le of German dereent.
The above reward and no chores will be paid for his re.
turn to the subeeriber. jv25:31) OEO. McINTVEE.
The independent Democratlo or keret;
Soil Party.
riluosE who aro in furor of tht. National Platform mlopt•
ed in Pittsburgh, August, 1852, will teke notice I hht
MASS COUNTY SikatTlNO will bo held on the Orel day of
August, (belng the first Wednerday,) in thu City of Pitt,
burgh.
The meeting will assemble et the COURT IIoUSII, et 11
o'clock A. M. 01:0. W. JACKSON,
15 23 Chairman.
Wanted
y ABORERS are wanted on the Cleveland and Mahonlug
1.1 Railroad, between Warren sod Young:Amen, Ohio.
jy2ti:dl
riIIROME rRLLOW-500 lb, just reed and fur bele by
jY 2B
(`IALABRIA LIQUORION—Prtat, quaßty; just ret'd end
V for sale by I 1y25) FLEMING BROS.
YII.IIIOE23—A full tosortruent just ree'd and for sole by
0 19 28 FLEMING BROS.
A LCOLIOL--10 bulb just rsceivstl nut b.r sale by
j 92 FLEMING BROS.
LABB 01. L—A prime article; just reed er ilfor sul« by
jr2S FLEMING BROS.
JUST ItECEIVED, at No. 107 Market stroct, 1 cask, of
dents' Fine Patent Leather Coneress (Niters, a desire
No article for this Beason. Prices /ow
ir2S
JUST IILECIEIVEI), by Express, beautiful article of La
0 dies' Colored Gaiters, latent etyles.
W. E. SCHMERTZ, No. 107 Market 6t
E. SCHMERTZ, at is 107 Market street, sells
Boots and Shoes very low for cash. Give him a
yell, and see. [il2B] W. E SCHMERTZ-
SOIIENOK'S SEAWEED TONIC-12 dos of this colabra
lad Tonic, also 12 don of Schonek's Fulmooto Syrup,
received by Ijyl9l JOS. FLEMING.
TIIBT lINCEIt'EId, at Nu. 107 Market street, alBr3. - e ar
t) eortment of Boyr' and Youths' Calf and:Patent Leather
Congress Gaiters. Prices low
_jylB
XTOTIOR is hereby given to the Stockholders in the
Sharpoburg Bridge Company that J. 0. 11101IBT Is
not authorized to receive money as collector of said Cout•
pony, after this date. By order of the Boa
WALLACE , rd of Managen3.
'.T1.108.
jy2l President Shernsburg Bridge Co.
ELISE' HUM EXTRACT OF BUOIIID-6 doi Of this
excellent medicine received by
/// 9 JOB. FLEMING.
• - • --
;• •
The DIURNAL will leave Pittsburgh on Mandan Wed.
nes:Jaya and Fridayo, at la o'cloetc, A. M.e-Rrlarninst the
will leave wheeling on Trier:Jays, Tharedays and Haturdaya,
at 73(. o'clock, A. M.
The FOREST CITY will leave Fateburgh on Tuesdays,
Thuradays and hiaturdaya, at It) o'citxt, A.M.—Rearm/kr,
she wall leave Wheeling on llotalay.r, Wei nealay 0 uch..?
due, at Ij 9 weds:A, A. hl.
Int freight of pa wage apply on hoard or to
J. IA COLLINI/ WOOD, Agent, •
nov Y 3 No. lilt) Front etreet.
For . .. Cincinnati and Louisville.
The ',reamer OR APESUUT, Capt. A. Mc.
Rama; Clerk, Wet. Adams; will leave for Ole
• above and Intermediate ports on WEDNES..
AI, Aug. let, at .10 A. 11.
Vor freight or prortage apply on hoard, or to
iY% JOHN FLACK, Akant.
For Cincinnati.
The steamer FAIR? QUEEN, Captain J. C.
Remo; Clark, J. T. KIENNI.Irf ; Will leave fer tLa
above and intermediate ports nn TOEOAY,
July Zlet, at 10 A. M.
For freight or ?amp apply on board, or to
jytli•
JOHN FLACK, Agent.
The steamer ItELIANCE, Cspt. 8. C. Y CS 3 ;
Clerk, Capt.. Cetus/sulks; will lesits for the
strove And Intermediate parts on TVErIDAY,
Ju y 31st, at 10 o'clock A.lll.
For freight or pssnule apply on board. or to
jyat FLACK & 11.1.1tNeJ3, Agents.
The steamer LUCIE MAY', Capt. J. J.
NV ReaLs-
Aa
j -,
MY—Anansw Itestasol, Jr., Clerk—will leave
t' far the above and allintermesilata ports nn
EON ttoDAY, August let, at 10 A. M.
F.a. freight or passage apply on board, or to
iy:26 JOHN FLACK, AO. t •
Regular Tuesday Packet for Wheeling,
fll Arletta and OalltopOliC
li4all4The new and splendia enamor CONVOY,
W
•
Joort sip , Jr, ' foster, E. OsESVOrtto, Clerk,
will leave for the ahoy° and Interzoodisto putts
tree". Tuesday, at 4 o dock, P. hi., positively.
For frel4ht, or pump, apply on board In -
.IYZI (7. M. MARTON, or C. BARNES, Agents.
J. R. Barbour,
I EVES CLERIC, Sr. Loris, Mo.. (et W. N. Newell's
canoe.) J. H. ii.fltßOOß tkarin. ' inn emnerionco In
Beerlrina' and Discbarging Fr:.lglu for Steamboats, offers
superior Ind notrxrn is to 2a-ambcrats desiring a DlSOLLifttl.
INO CLPItg. tayl
Board of Ileaktik Notice.
NFOHMATION hu teen mole to the Board of Health
1 that caeca of cleclera occurring outside of the city have
been brought within Ito limits for relief. No doubt the
frh , nrin of the sick are prompted by motives of humanity.
yet it Is proper they should be informed that they subject
themselves to a revere penalty by ea doing, ,
The Legislature pairs,' laws regulatlug this matter. In
cases where the disease to malignant or e[Mtagbus, la order
that thr el.harqy pepalated c ty taffy be preterit] from nay
amuse.. .re ocourge, osblch, when it b► gilned a fortlug,
roato eo Lang sa there :amnia. a euLlect for Its re
mooed.. attack.
The Board of 11..elth fire determined to onforne the leer.
It petienta r•elred with chalore, or any matignsat or enrte
41dde direm,, natal, th o city. mu s t h., anY o f
the liorpitalm, persona roureying them thither mu t. hero a.
permit from the Board at Health.
. .
The attention of all persona interested to millet to the
k. homing actions of an art approved April 8,
eft:. That auy master, commander, or other pennon
basing charge of any ver..s.et or steamboat, violating nay of
the mien or nv,mbstione prescribed by the call! Board of
fle•ltb, under the provisions of thin act, shall, upon ,onvie.
tkon thereof, by Indictment or proserution in .n .) . , nur t
having Jurtriiction, pay a fine not racing !Ira hundred
dollars, to be reeovere4 and paid into the trrisxury of cal-I
Board of Health.
II ii. I.:IT
Froprivt., Warm +l.rsu.z
Ste. 7. That whenorer the Hoard of Ifealth shall re,eiya
information that any malignant or contibrious di'm'e
preraite • Ulan any port or place within
t be Uctll.'4 Statee, they Mull trtakediligent inquiry coueern•
it,: the Fame; and if It rhall appear that the dmea., preynila
eforegaid. all communication with snub lotemed pert or
shall be tut:tie,: to Duch control and rOgulArionA an Ilba
f Health may [tom time to Lime 1.11,et., and pubitel,
.•,:e or more newapttpera published in the etty of Pub,
buntn; and thereupon every perFoo or per...one, and aU
worea and merehandiee, bedding and clottinr, front
Infected port or place, and haring entered Ann teen
bn,tozbt into the city of Pitteburgh contrary to ..tt
le hone, doll be ettbjeet to the Atone prnalrbr ar hr prorbn,i
Tor in the preoetlinc tectlon
Ti
ronoltlr• of the ohlrfr4 art will be ottiotly enfor,e.l.
Its A. C. 91U11D0011.
hyzl , ion tho lloarl of floolth.
UIQRII FORTUNE.
Health
PENNSY LVANIA ItAILROAD.
HEE DAILY TIIRJUA If TRAINS. hotareen Philatel
I plan and Pittsburgh. TUC MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 7 A. M and Pitts
burgh for Philadelphia at 7. A. M. THE FAST 1.1. NE
tea vett Philadelphia (or Pittsburgh a: I P M.. and Pate
burgh Mr Philadelphia at 'itfo, P. M. THE :flit LIT EX
PRESS TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 11. I'.
M , bad Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at 9 20, P. kl.
Plot vsvllle leromuolatton Train leaves Pittsburgh daily,
,rapt Sunday, at o'clock, P. M. Ilrinton's Av.:mama.
detain 'l' rain leaves Pittsburgh daily at 11 o'clock A. NI.,
1'..11., and f1.'2.0 P. M.
Tho abuse liner connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
anal from St. Louis, blot Alton, Galena and Chicago, 1114
Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville Ky.; Terra Haute,
alatileon, Lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind.; Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, Ilellefontaine .antlusky. Toledo, Clev—
hold, Columbus, Zanesville, 1111 tat .. Ilion and Wcostec, ut,l
;
alto, with the Steam Packet Loots fro:until to Saw Ur. chao s
Lute, IstuistUla and eIIiCITAASI.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either of the above
a'or furthor rartlrular.a, are handbills at the. illiniront
rtarting Pu.vengerii from the 'Wert will find fhb. the
stii,rtest ant coon esledith.us :onto to Phil.lolphia, nada.
tn. rr , 1,1113 n fora, or 111001t19,
Agunt, Passinigar Liar,. Philadelphia.
,1. tiIESUINIEN,
J9 2l _ Agent, Passenger Linea, Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh Commercial at, Illathstu ittient
COLLEGE
TS NOW OPENED fur the reception a Pupils.. These
I
wto desire a thorough theoretical and practical know
ledge of nook-keeping, -arithmetic, eta., as wed aa of Rothe.
mance generally, would do well to cell at NO 47 WY.
LIE ST., between High and Tunnel, where they shell be
qualified much quicker and for leas money then auroth,r
institution of the kind in the city. Perrouneocy end corn.
tort guaranteed. the mow are large end commodious;
qualifications of Principal not excellent, as may Le learned
from the words of the following gentlemen, who speak. this
We snow of no other person now engaged In teaching
Book keeping, Mathematics, etd, In thin city, equal to Mr.
J. Barry."—J. YLEMING,.JAMES M. PRIOR and JOIIN
KELLY.
For terms, which will Us reasonable, apply at the College.
Hours from 9 A. N. to 10 P. 11. JOHN BARRY,
(Late Prof. of Book-keeping, ,to , at the Iron City College,)
Jy2s:tf Principal.
Bargains In Watches, Cloche & Jewelry
ROBERTS & BROTHER,
MIX now soiling their large and carefully melee
b3,l stook of Nine Watobee, Clocks, andrich Gold
Jewelry at greatly reduced prices, to make room
• r'• for an entire new stook, which will be received di
rect from the kkurtern manufactories in Is few weeks, for
the Fall trade.
Purcluvers desiring to buy good goods at low prices,
should call immediately and examine our sleek, as we are
determined to close it out without regard to cost or former
priceL Don't forget the place.
ROBERTS .t BROTHER,
411Iftlt street, next door to Wood.
Ake Watches, Clccta and Jewelry repaired in the beet
manner. ar.d warranted. jy2l,ly
TOFIN IL rfLFILLOR, No. 81 Wood street, between Dia
ti mond alley and Fourth street, will
open, on Saturday, June 16th, at his Piano
Forte Wareroome,
TWO NEW GRAND PIANOS, • s
From the manufactory of Chicherlng & Sons, Boston.
There Instruments are among the first of an Improeed NSW
tieiLa recently Ir.ented and completed be the Messrs.
Chlckerings.
Lamle are especially invited tonal! and examine a OCNY
PAI.LOR GRAND PIA:s:0
The first and only instrument of the lt. - od In the city.
The above instrumento, with a largo stock or SQUARE
PIANOS, have been' selected by the subscriber, at the
manufactory in Boston, and will be opened during this and
the coming week.
JOHN H. MELLOR, No. 81 Wood street,
Agent for the sale of Ohickering ,t Fun s , K im: ,
jell For Pittsburgh end 'Western Penns
W. E. SeIIMERTZ
rrnE ORGAN DABDIONI U3l, manufactured by MASON
j_A HAMLIN, Boston. The Organ harmonium is ao
entirely new (patent) musical instrument, GI the reed sp..
cies, having two manuals or rows of keys, and eight stops.
as follows: 1. Diapbason ; 1 Dulcianst..; 3. Principal; 4.
Flute; 6. Bourdon; 6. hautboy; 7. klxpression ; 8. Cow.
pier. It is designed more especially for the use of churches,
lecture 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
la the property or quality of tone. It is especially adapted
to the use of Organ Teachers and students, being an admi•
ruble substitute for organ practice.
Examination from all interested is respectfully solicited
at the Music Store pf the subscriber, who is agent for the
manufacturers. Price-11350.
PIANOS.
The subscriber will receive this week, FOURTEEN NEW
PIANO-FORTES, of 0 and 03i octaves, which, with the
stock now on hand, will oiler • complete assortment of all
KiskjisVE'S ROLLAND BITTN.RS-14 dozen of thesis the styles and sizes manufactured, of Square, Grande, and
JOILN H. MELLOR.
Parlor Grands.
.1) excellent Bitters reed by JOS. PLEiktfliG, - Agent for Chlckuring & Bonk Piano-Fortes,
j yl9 Coruar Of Diamond Riad Idarkit et, '4"l No. 81 Wood street.
in the District Court of Allegheny Co.
J A niEl NZLSON
11. No. 915, July Term, 1855. Chancery.
A. lava, et al.
AND NOW, to wit, July 21 t, A. D. 1855, by agreement
of counsel, J. E BRADY, Esq., is appointed receiver,
to collect and receive the assets of the firm of James Nei
eon A Co., and to dispose of the stock mid tools of the firm,
no soon as practicable, and to pay the debts thereof, and to
hold the residue subject to the order of the Court.
From the Record.
A. CAMPBELL, JR., Prothonotary.
(J
PERrIONS Indebted to the firm of JAMES NELSON A
CO. are requested to make payment to the undersigned
without delay ; and those having claims against said firm,
to pre.scut them duly authenticated for settlement.
J. E. BEADY, Receiver,
]9o. 89 sifai street_
W. E. SCHMERTZ
4. 4
.f•
s r
..,
IA Ell S FOR RIF ER aIE.N.
TEM Rrraa.--The oblige of water atdiis . .lE 40. evening m — es
7 feet--13 - Incites, by the pier Marie, aitcf falling. There
is no change In freights sinee our hist repsrt. Weattipr
warm and scatty, with a heavy rein-in the inornin.
Tne steamer " Eclipse " is thwregular Wheeling packet
today. She leaves at 10 o'clock, A. 31,
The steamer "Convoy," Capt. Wolf, is the regular packet
for Galliopolis this evening. She leaves at 3 o'clock.
Tat following boats are now loading and will leave to-day
for ports below: Grapeshot," for Louisville; "U.S.
1.011113 ; 4 . Reliance" and Fairy Queen," for Memnon,
and "Convoy," for Gaitlopolis.
Dir,PARTMIZ OF COIL.—On Saturday last
below,
pain Or
coal boats floated past the cl!y for ports below, and the
"Alex. Wilson" towed out eight barges containing about
fifty-six thousand bushels of coal.
Too St. Louis Democrat, of the 27th inst., says:
The river at this point fell three inches in the 24 hours
ending at dttak yesterday evening, but a rise is close at
hand. A couple of boats came in from above the Rapids,
bat they did not expetience the "big rise," although they
heard of it. We learn that the swell is coming out of the
Chippewa. Illinois riser on a stand. Missouri on astand,
with 3 feet on the bare towards upper part.
FLORA.—After n three weeks' absence, this little steamer
arrived from St. Paul yesterday afternoon, W.th 3181 pigs
lead, and a small lot or two of other articles.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
7 'IV 6 121011L8 WAITii IN VIII ONANNEL.
UM=
Steamer Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
" Lucerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
" Gen. Bayard, Peebles,Elissaboth,
Clara Fisher, Ilenderickson, West Neaten
" Michigan No. 2, Horst, Wellsville.
" Venture, Gordon, Steubenville.
" Yorktown, Poe, Cincinnati.
I,lolipse, Moore, Wheeling.
DEPARTED.
(rapier Jafterson, SVoatlward, Brownsville.
• Lazerne,Dennett,ltrownavllle.
Oen. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
Clara nailer, Lleudericksaa. West 14Swt- u
Michigan No. 9, floret,
Ventura ' tiortion, Steubenville.
ho4aLle,Shcphexd, NThecilag.
Ella, Poe ? Cincinnati.
STEAMBOATS.
______
Pittabargh, Stenheiiiiiii and Wheeling
Packet..
44314 The DIURNAL, Captain A.IS. Sneeze% and
the FORNST CITY, Captain Usosan D. Motets,
w t rtru as kegular DAILY.PACKETS, between Sittsinergb,
Steubenville end Wheeling, stopping at all lutermedlat,
porta.
F•or Cincinnati.
For Cincinnat 1
Git/L.ND PIANOS
EVMIW
AMUSEMENTS.
THEATRE.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION!
FOR TUB LAST THREE NIGLITB OF
BLITHE, WELLS AND BIRCH'S MINSTRELS.
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY IflirENlNG:ii,
AU_ the Original Operatic Travestie of
Macbeth 1
'ln addition to other inimitable attractliml.
air - TUESDAY, Decent of BILLY BIRCH '
efa - "WEDNESDAY, (positively night,) Grand Con.
plimaitary Testimonial to R. 11. SLITER.
Doom open at• Concert to commence at 8 1 4 o'clock.
PRICER—Drees Circle, Lady and Gentleman, 50 cents;
Ladies' single tickets, 26 cents; Gentlemen without Ladies,
to Dress Circle, 371.4 cents. Upper Circles, 25 cants.
GEO. COBURN, Proprietor.
jyallat
CHET. O. 110011.1.1, Agent.
JOE PENTLAND'S
GREAT CIRCUS!
WILL PYIIIBIT
FOR ONE
4 7:1E , R, In colLm u en t ci o n f g
t ti, „ n e
AMERICAN 1101 Y EL, Pe u nt i S l i g reet.
This Company, compared of the most talented performers
from all parts of the world, la distinguished for the Ele
gance, Novelty and Variety of its Entertainments.
Mons. NICOL() and his three Juvenile Wonders, AL.
PIIONSE, SEBASTIAN and A.LIIA; Mr. RICHARD,III, Mr.
PRANK PASTOR, Mr. CEO. BATCIIELDER, C. MEE.
WOOD, S. JACKSON, IL BERNARD, blaster SEER.
WOOD, and
OLD JOE PENTLAND,
OF LONS,
With a boot of other talentWlNG, co C mpri W se he Troupe.
Sir For psrticulars of Procession, Dragon Chariot, Pull
Military Band, anA Performances general 'y, see bills tbe
day.
/VP. Admioolon, 2b et-ate. No half price.
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY, cunt
tuoneing on TUESDAY.
gar Will exhibit In ALLEGUENY CITY nn Satur
day, August 9th.
GREAT ATTRACTION
AT CITY HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, July 30th.
J)ROF. SPENCER hanouncea to the Lollies and Gentle.
men Of Pittsburgh 'surfed of most Wonderful Demon
etrationc, showing the fallacy of " Modern Spirltualifu:u,"
Table Tippinga, Table Mtn:lugs, gplrlte Celled, &c., Ett.
Afo Doors open ut 734 o'clock. Lecture commences at
±4
MADAME ED WA R DS,
,;W'giZi.. TuftJENTLT CiliZZATin
..t x: -41'• CLAIRVOYANT,
i r
,17.1., .;e— Can be coneulted at her rooms, cot
. " 0 1 7 4 7 per of WOOD and YIBTfI argent
...
Pitteluret.
• -ve IL Rocma open Day and Evening.
...,,,..- A __ - Consultations private and contkien.
, d ••,-w . '." - -e-''...,?,. tial.
isr* ~.." 1L.V.,1' TERMS:— tluntlemen, Eli Ladies
g . .....>n1y
JOHN W. 111'CARTIIY,
sill Poster and,lPistributor,
..e. E , WILL ettend.to the Poettug and DlStribnang of all
litude at
RILLS FOR CONCERTS. - LECTITRES, EXHIBITIONS, &c.
All cOmninnicatlone either IT mail ; Icle;rreph, or other.
wise—directed to the on, of the Morning Past, will re-
relic prompt attention. itn7
NOTICE,
TLILLOWING GOODS IIAYe BEEN STORED with
JO on by the Pettneylcenia Rail Road Company:
Par. Ford, Pittsburgh, Penna.l stove and 1 box.
W. T. McClurg & C 0... i• 1 plough eastlita.
W. P. Cresson 1 stove
Inc. W. Elliott E. Birmingham " 1 chest.
Jno. A. 1.1 illar ...... --Pittsburgh, " 1 boa.
Dr.L. Ehrhart Allegheny, " 1 box.
11,Lantlarrne ....... ....PEtsbureh, "10 brava.
J. Dink " 1 chest.
Wm. P. 111r0ran •• 1 chest.
A. 'Thomas " 1 sheet.
T. P. Swan . " 1 barrel.
S. Sutherland •• I barrel.
••
C Still 2 barrels.
T. Nell " 1 table, I bench,
and I bedstead.
" 3boze plants.
" 1 corn planter.
" 1 plough.
" 1 corn planter.
" 1 clover huller.
1 clover huller.
12 baskets.
bundler pick I
handles.
" 2 new smut mar
chines a 1 box.
Reppert " 3 bundles rage.
I.udisig 8011er...........Arm5tr0ng CO , " 1 chest.
Lippenoott & Barr Pittsburgh, " 1 bbl. varnish.
Younpau ...... " " 1 bbL and 1 keg.
No mark 1 box.
Rlsherd Morris " 1 pkg. screws.
R. Wilkins " 1 block marble.
Gentle A Ingle " 6 bags clay.
James Moors '• I piece casting.
M. Martin ........ t• •• 1 board taws.
C. Eighteen ‘• I hos.
IL b. wale " I has..
No mark 1 chain pump.
Granger, Ja,rt er A Cb.. " I box.
No mark 1 barrel.
.4. Reed " 1 cheat_
Jas. .. '• " 1 ire. bedsteads.
LE W. R. & ........ '• 1 basket sundries
Chas. Con well " 1 bale.
Mary Reuter •• ---ss chest- •
M. Elder. jr 2 bble, dye stile.
Chas. Coo •• ' 1 box. '
B. Sways. " 1 chest.
No mark . I box.
••
B. Rawer " harness, collar e
rope.
" 1 trunk.
4 remits.
1 hag beans.
" 1 bale hope.
•‘ I looking glare
hoe_
henry W00d.............. .• " 1 ease machinery
A " I box books.
It. St. Mac tin ...... Allegheny, " 1 pkg. book..
0. Thomas" Pittihnrch, " boxes.
J Lichtenberger. ...... " 1 clset.
fern. Anrenta " 1 bbl. liquor.
Rev. J. L. Elliot: '• 6 boxes inlee.
All pertains Intereetesl are hereby notified that such rt I
said articles as are not removed on or before the revcrigi day
of August, 18215, wria. us earn ST PUMLIC Fists, at 10 o'clock,
A. 31., on that day, at our Warehouse, No. 01 Water street,
to pay the cha-gee due thereon. JONES & DENNY.
Pittsburgh, July nth. 1461—1 jytk 1m I
SUPERIOR.
Douglas County, Wisconsin.
1 1 111 E, PEACE is Fituate.l on the thy nt superior and
j_ Left Eland River, at the head of Lake Superior, and •
pc.asess.s A DETYER SITE, A BETTEIt UARBOR, AND I
011 E AThR ADVANT.M3I - 0.4 FOR A COMMERCIAL CITY,
than any other mint in lbe North west and Is iNuallcil in I
prospsctive Importance by Chicago only.
The Proprietor, have a clear. unktit.pot.Nl arkl nnincum
lyerni title to the land tenon which SUPERIOR Is laid out,
and all purritabeTF of lots rvA,els.• warrantee deeds for the i
same
Kt./lardy .
Ehankinitl . ....
J. M. Barron t. Co "
It. IL Colvin
IL A. Ilvllo: ..
...
No mark
No
a. Murray
Itiaito F. Kerr
Jr.o. Ilurui
kinere
No mark.._
A 1,11,„c.loa .
LT H. Ryan
Supra for out during the past cession, and already
contain., Fel oral hundred Inhabitants, a Lame Hotel, a
number ci Scores, a Conn./adieus Pier, with Warehouses,
and la in nil respect; the
MOST 1 , 1,01.71M3111NG NEW TOWN
in the We-i. The County Seat, the United Stat4S Land
Olden and Poet Uflce are located here. The Misalesippl and
Lake Superior
UNITED STATES MILITARY ROAD,
now in course of construction, connecting with St. Paul,
tarmintises at this piece. It is ales , the Lake termini of nil
the projected railroads to the head of Labe Superior. The
" Soo " canal will be opened in June; after which, four
lines of Lake Steamers will run to Supetior—one from Chi
cano two troni Cleveland, and one from Buffslu; all tine
vossels, listing been built expresaly for file trade.
Ono Steam Sow Mill 13 now in operation, ar.d the machl•
nary f‘r n second is now on the was to Superior, which Will
be set to wort immediately on Its arri;sl.
Omehalf of the lots hare been appropriated by the pro
prietors to be sold by the undersigned to actual .ittlera on
terms, to provide a fund for extensive public improve
moots. Litsaral appropriations bare been made for public
purposes: parka, diuretic., railroads, Ac. Sc.
Ikr• I u order to correct the misapprehension arising from
similarity of namos, it is proper to state that "Superior
City," about the title if which at legal controversy ea isLt,
is another road different place, awl In a different township
from SuPasidit.
Sir SlatH of tit or.inon are aigurd by Thos. Clark, fur
veyor, and William It. Norton, agent and attorney for
proprietiot,, and may be I.een in the prinripxl hotel , . of St.
l'enl.l.laleoa, clti,v, Detroit, Cleveland. Toledo,
and other cities.
All port on,. who with to pllreb,..-k lota, or Obtain ill:bit:oM
lion, are roqueatO to apply to Wm. IL Dialtroa,
Pungla , 4 C , Lirry, 111,011,.11.,
WILLIAM U. NEWTON,
locrnt and Attonat.y Pn)prlators at euper lor
jy24:3ln
DR. lIENDERSON,
OCULIST AND AIJRIST,
RIATS aLL DISIAOOO oP ins ITC AND 211 WITTIOUT Clll'l'lso,
trtelllNO, nusrsauca, oft Tat USE OP OALOAISL.
OFFICE 453 BROADWAY, COIL. GRAND ST., NEW YORE..
Hours from 8 A. NI, to 4 P. M.
1r) OtIGH, GRANULATED LIDS, Inflammation, Acute or
Ali a Chronic Blindness with Films, bits, Amaurosis and
Cataract Scrofulous, Weeping or Watcry Eyt.el, are among
the diseases of thu nyo r , bhh are treated by Dr. H. tett!)
pertiict satisfaction.
.All discuses of the Ear treated. upon scientific princiols,i.
Artifloial Eyes Inserted without au operation.
All letters postpaid will secure prompt attention.
We select the following referencus from among the thou.
sande of eases which have been successfully treated by Pr.
Henderson
Wm. J. Pryer, 828-8 Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
*Alfred Southwick, Printer,
Goodspeed, Glens Falls, N. Y.
*Wm. W. Smith, Detroit, Mich.
*Mrs. A. Di. L. Wilson, New York City, N. Y.
}Miss Mary Hollows, N. E. Station, Duchess co., N. Y.
Edward G. Solger, Bristol, Conn,
*John Seamen, Engineer, N. Y.
David Little, Engineer, N. Y.
Wm. F. B. Giles, office Courier and End , N. 7
VJammi W. Kirby, Brooklyn',l. I.
Jarvis Rodgere,
A. It. Reeves, Telegraph Operator, St. Nichoisa Hot e l.
R. M. Ferriss, Organ Builder, Houstsn
IL B. Doolittle, M. D, Hudson, N. Y.
Mrs Knickerbocker, Yonkers, N. Y.
DI. P. Collins, Teacher Penmanship, Troy, N. Y.
R. L. Rosa,Albany, N. Y.
A. DRlenbith, Schenectady, N. Y.
Capt. B. H. Havilund, Athens, N. Y:
John W. Hackett, Binghampton, N. Y.
*These patients were blind, and had tone led to the oak,.
At the expiration of two weeks they could go about the ciLy
at pleasure.
•These 00:m of Arnaurosis were restored to eight after
they were given up es Incurable by the faculty, and can be
referred to by any person who wishes to learn the Cacho In
there cares, by writing to them. jsns
For Churchep.
rregMledyysti)nilteDlrayrrißuessYrn, D7y.penterl,
A I.;l P OO.l a y TYh T : lti b x 4G , ri C ua : fti o f :e ll r ilb a llel e h
to rb us, Cholera lofautum, and
• Cho AZiattc Cholera, if taken with the brat ,y,n p•
toms, via: vomiting and - diarrhoea. It never
fails ,to sure the worst possible cases of
bowel complaints, generally in a few
hours, seldom beyond a Jay. It
i purely regatable, and taken
i❑ almost any quantity it
perfectly harml e .4 e .
Price 60 rents.
The Oilers':berg Green Mountain Ointment,
In valuable for Burns, Wounds, Sprains, Chilblains, Corns,
Sores, Swellings or all kinds, Rheumatism, Ery
slpelas, Bronchitis, Scrofula, Ulcers, Pains
in the Side or Back immediately
relieved, Inflammations
of the Bowels, and for all
cases where Cam,
Is inflemma•
tine.
Prins Twenty.tive rents.
Marshall's Uterine Catholicon.
A certain rare for Prolapue Uteri, and for most of the
distres&lny. complaints Incident to Females. Pre
pared by Dr. Thor. Pomeroy' of Utica,
eolely for the Greefenberg Cont.
pany. Price $3,00.
The other Graefenberg Medicines are
Eye Lotion.
Health Bitters.
thnsismptive Balm .
Children's Panacea.
Fiver and 4gue
Libby's Pile Ointmml.
Sarsaparilla Compound.
The Graefenberg Manual of Health,
comploto hantlbook of medicine, for famlllea—prire GO
0111i,e, 214 Broadway, New York.
CAUTION.
The public is requested Ur bear in mind that everything
prepared by the Greefenberg Company bee their seal upon it.
Spurious articles have been issued closely resembling the
gen UlGti In every partf.cular except the seal, and the utmost
care ahould be observed before purchasing.
Sold wholesale and retail at Dr. KEYSED.'B, 140 Wood .
jyliaLsw Is
47Y FA Fact worthy of Record and /kitten-
Lion --WINGLIT'S TONTO ALL.N.TURE, a guaranteed and
certain- cure for EEVEIt AND AGUE. This preparation
far the treatment of the above disease, and perfect eradica
tion of the cause, is one of the most important Chemical
Discoveries of the 19th century. Its neutralizing effects
on the peLsonous gases are Instantaneous, and acts like a
charm upon the whole Nervous and Muscular System, ra
staring the tonalor the Stomach, said invigorating the Con ,
atitution.
Unlike the general remedies raserted to for Its treatment,
each as Quinine, Arsenic, de., which leave the system
worse than they found lt, it improves the general health,
purifies the blood, and stimulates the dull rent 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 thousiamla
of testimonials from eminent Physicians, and others who
hare been thoroughly cared, are a anilident guarantee of
its superic.rity over all other preparations.
We can only add, In conclusion, if you are sulfating from
Bever and Ague, Cry it and be:cured I
PET= T. WRIGHT it GO.,
241 Market et., Philadelphia.
And all respectable Druggists throughout the United
States and Carmdas.
For gals' by 61.0. H. EBYBSIi, Na. 140 Waal Etre •
awl R . E. BELLI:Xs, Pittsburgh up2744w3ai 13
4* - 3-13elell Heads and rietriPs Hair Reeto..
rer—POQUITCINOCIL, Cr., Feb. 9,1856
Thle is to certify that I have used "WILD'S HAIR ItE
STOttEft" three months, and where my head was bald it
ie now covered with a long growth of new hair.
Carr. GE.. G. BINJAIMI, of Mlle-Ship Montezuma,
New London, CC
Chemical Manufacturing Co.—Gents: Previous to using
your Hair Restorer I*u greatly troubled with my hair
coming out. After using threa bottles the. remaining is
Farong an/ firm, and preeents a rich, glossy and healthy
appearance. Yours, truly, IL IL Woonwoarn.
Thla is to certify that I have been tieing Man's" limn
Iteiroser," about three months; and, now, where try head
was bald, it is covered with a new growth of hair, almost
three inches ong.. I have been bald over twenty years.
Amen ADADIS.
•
Sold, sholdehle and retail et
Da. GEO. 11. KEYSER'S
J.. 10 No. 14D Wood street:
kilrEdck Headache and Sicuralgist or Juana
YeAss STAN - DING Cerro ur OARELI'S DEPURATIVE
SI:MT.-31r. William TLimble, Row, Bayanis
town, Firth Ward, rays he was cured of Sick flooded:to of
years 11 three bottles of ()ekeley's Deptira-
LiVO Syrup. He had trim! various physicians without a
curs. Lie is now entirely well. Oakslers Depurativeis
for Rheumatism, Scrofula, Tat ter, and all - eruptive like. wee.
Far safe wholosale cad retail, DR. riti'VETEM, •
No.llo Wood street, Sign of the Golden Mortar. .
Prio=, conto.p,r bottle. apts
Pittsburgh Dollar Savings Institution,
Fourik stred,
REIT DOOR To THE PITTSBURGH BANK,
IS NOSE OPEN daily from U to 2 o'clock; also, on Wed.
neaday and Saturday evenings, frotri 7 to 9 o'clock.
Deposita received of all coma not less than One Dollar,
and a dividend of the profits declared twice a year, in June
and December. The Truetees, for the purpoeo of furthering
the benevolent oljects of the inetltutlou, bare entered Into
guarantee bond, thereby giving additional security to
depositors.
Books containing the Charter, By-Laws, Rules mid Rega
l:Atone, furnished gratis, on application et the office..
Presidad —0 EORGE ALBASE.
ITISIGCCTS
John IL Slecenberger,
Charles Rum*,
N. Grattan Murphy,
Theobald Urobstaatter,
Isaac M. Pennock,
William J. Anderson.
Ilapburo,
George h. White,
IVllhano F. Johnston,
.111111E8 W. I.lohnosn,
AI osanth.r Bradley,
William Phillips,
• :LUSTER., :
John G. Ractefun, James Hardman
O Ifl orirwiii, John M. Kirkpatrick
Alton.: Culbertson, John D. 31Vord,
Itob.rt Cheater, Robert Morrow.
.1. Gardiner Collin, Wetter P. Marshall,
Alor,zo A. Carrier, A. M. Pollock,
John S. Cosgrove. Henry' L. Rin,;waf L
Charles A. (Mum, Hubert ltobb,
R. U. Eariogtou, George R. Riddle,
Francis Fslix. .lames Rhoads,
Grorge F. Utinnoio, James Shidlo,
James S. Iloon, Georg., S. Belden,
U fillam S. ihwen, Alexandor nulls.
iVecrefary aro/. Treasttn7--egARLE3 A. t.h2LSON
irloally
N Gw AND VALUA.I3I,6 13001ib--
4.2 DAVIN'S ROUE STORE,
5 Market near Ihurfia rL
History of the. Christian Church; by Dr
trine KOIKy —.Theism—no Witness of Reason and Na
taro to an All•ni2e and Denificent Creator.
Po Quincy's last—The Note Book of an English Opium
Eater.
Catholic and Protestant Nations Compared In their three
f..l:l relit - Mae to wealth, morals and morality; by Key.
Itoussel, of Paris.
lbs Adventures of Amijas Lee; by Rev. Chas. Kingsley.
Notes of a Theological Student.
Mrs. Jataisou's Commor..-Plaa, Book of Thotights, Mame.
ries and Fancied •
Star Papers; by Henry Ward Billicher.
I .l' latch? —Tho Right or the Left? •
Vcsitstops of Paul.
The Dead In Christ; by Brown.
Philip Colville ; by Kennedy.
'rho Words and Mind of Jaen..
liltto's Cyclopedia of BI Wiest Literature.
lir Alcott's Works.
The Young llutwelrcssper.
The Young Wife. The Young' Slather. •
Toe Young Husband—Health, de.
ilmjiangb's vols. on Future Life.
Cunlming's Works.
Stephens' Travels In Egypt and the holy Sand. •
Manilla Wrapping Papers, Blank Books and Stationery
of all kinds. Fur aisle at Eastern prices, by
J. S. DAVISON.
ro Wholesale alrooers, Liquor Dee. Jeri
and /11 an istao t users.
MIE SUBSCRIBER la now importing a mine - tor quality
1. of OIL OF COGNAC!, of which fl of an ounce with 60
i!ono pure Spirit will produce a fine Oognac Brandy. His
ESSENCESS OF ROCHELLE and OTAILLPS BRANDY; of
JAMAICA and ST. CROIX RUM, ARAU. CIDER and
PEACH BRANDY, HOLLAND SCHIEDAM' , SCHNAPPS
and scorrisu WHISKY, ate acknowledged by the New
York manufacturers by the great demand Fated. them. Di
rections 'nee will invariably be given by -
DR. LEWIS FEUCHT WANGER,
141 Malden Lane. New York.
F. d.—lmporter of Daguerreotype Chem , ,oals, Plating,
inamuth, Mangenewe; Thorn's Rat. Copalva, Dulphate Am
&a. dec:,llde tf
Palmer , s Celebrated NE.&careers Sauce.,
TANDS PREEMINENT for tlarorlng &nips, Gravlea,
17 giol, Meat, Game, ac. We advise all gcod botnernives
to try it. Price 26 cento per bottle,at all Ginmeryand Breit
Siores le the United Stated; and Canada.
For sale by SPCLURG and U. H. ECEICEE.PI, Pittsburgh,
T WRIGILT acv.,
lenlildanty to 211 Marketatreet. Philadelphia.
1 - ) ELAWARE COUNTY CAUDET MANUFACTURING
ASSOCIATION, on the Cheater Plan's Road, two runes
below the city line, offer to buyers this , mason, AXMINIS
TER, l A VESTRY, BRUSSELS, 3-PLY INGUAIN,DA HASS.
and VENISTIAN CARP ET I N 0, at wry reduced prices
for cash ur city acceptance, (interest added) The gook,
comprising also IMPORTED FABRICS of every i/arlety,
can be examined at the Factory Warehouses, Darby, arat
tie Stor6a, N cs.IB and 20 N.SECOND at ,paIi,AI.934..PLLIA.
Wool bought, Spun, Dyed or exchanged for Ctrape be.
3. SIDNEY JONES.
Boarding School, J --
OR SIMMER BOARDING IIOUSE.—Tbe GLEN MOTEL
and Grounds urn uttered for RENT for oittien the
above purposes. The size end arrangement of the tenet,
the beauty, extent and variety of the groarids, and the
singular advantage of the position, secluded hum ,eeery
thing objectionable ' render this a most desirable location
either thar a Male or Female Seminary. lior terms, apply to
inh2.ll.f J. W. BUTLER, 07 Pm:matte et.
J
LILY 3IAGAZINE3.--
Harper's, for my ............L'o cents.
Graham, • " 20 44
tlodey, sup.," .173
Knickerboker," 20 4 ,
Leslie's Gaz'te," ep "
Peterson's, "44 44, •
Lealie'sJonr'l, : 18 44 •
Blackwood, for lune. •
All who want NEW BOOKB f and as soon t Is isatted,lOwer
than can be had elsewhere ' should call at •
LAUFFEII'B BOCK STORE,
)9 2 • *f7 Wood street.
BUILDING LOP FOR t MLR.
A L'..)T 24 text front on WYLIE street, and extending
XL. back 109 feet to Wide alley. On the back part of the
Lot to a Cellar Wall, built for two email Ei ',oases. Thia Lot
itt in a deelrable location fore residence; and will be sold
low, and on fairorable terms Title goo(' I, and cledr from
incombrance. Enquireof OEO. 1. , I)ILLSIOI3.E t
ivl3 At 0111ce of ktorntim Toot.
Dholohitlon of Partnt manip.
TPartnerstlp formed by the nude =s i gned 6 , n 4 j Aihuß
I O'Neil., in carrying on "the Can den Coal Works,"
under the name and style of JONES, 0' KRAL as MILLER,
is now dissolved, 18.tikti 40,i1/8. •
July 701,185,5. JO t ly 11`. 11 ,BR.
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MEDICAL
Noumpu, Feb B, LUS
Poeurremccr, CT., Feb. 16)1865
CA 4t PETINGS.
'll.l
=ME
E=EMM
=MOAT,
DR..
/ 1 40 RATING CORDIAL,
PEENOMKNON IN NEDIGINE :
tioniti 'loitered and Lien Lengthened
MORLIE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR.
I T will replace weakness with :strength, incapacity with
efticleney, irregularity with unlibrln and nataral , aa-
UldlY, and this not only without bererti of reaction, but
'Lithe Nipple/teat on the general organization. 4f4. Beer
in mind that all maladies, wherever they begin, finish with
the tumult system, and that-the parallietion of the nerve
of motion and sensatiou /u physical death. Bear in Wail,
also, that for every kind or narrow dieease, the Elixir Oor
dial la the only reliable preparative knave;
CURB 08 VERVOUB-DISEABES.
No language out convey an adequate klen of the IMMO'
Watts and almost miroonidus change which it (moutons In
the diseased, debilitated and shatterod nervous system,
whether broken down by eine., weak by nature, or Impair
ed by sloknese—the unstrung and relaxed organtralloit ls
at once brazed, revivilled and butte up. The mental end
physical symptoms of nervous disease vanish together nn•
der Its Influence. Nor le tbe effect temporary; for the Cor•
dial properties of the medial/0 reach the constitution !Wit,
and restore It to its normal condition.
LOBS or lIINSIORY
Oonhhllon, giddiness, rush of blood to the head, melan
choly, debility; hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts or ite If
destruction—rev of Insanity, d,yspepals, general prostra.
tion, Irritability, riervonsraws, inability to alesp, dhwases
incident to males, decay or - the propagating functions, bye'
teris, monomania, vague terrors, palpitation of the heart,
, .
impotency, constipation, etc-, from whatever cattem arising
It Is, If there be any reliance to be placed on bnman test'
mony, abaorutely
A GREAT arEDIOIii,E FOIL FF.MALF43;
Tho unparalleled effects of thin great reetorative In all
complaints incident to females, mails a new era in the annals
of medicine. Thousands of stimulants have been invented—
thousands of luvlttorante concocted—all purporting to be
specified In the various diseases and derangements to which
the delicate formation of woman render her liable.
BFBItY WOMAN OF hifdin,
Who suffers itom weakness, derangement, nerves:wawa,
tremors, pains In the back, or any-other diecultworbettier
tober sex, or common to both sexes—to give the
Clit' r aticig.Cordial _ ,
Or others, will find this Cordial after they have mid a hot.
tie or two, a thorough regenerator. of the system. In all
directions are to be found the happy parents of healthy off
spring, who would not have been so but for this extriuntil.
nary preparation. Audit is equally potent for tha - many die. eases for which it b recommended. nounande of yang
men have been restored by using it, and aotla a abash in.
stance has It failed to benefit them.
YLESONS Or PALM 00_11PLE.TION.
or consumptive habits, are restored by thence of a bottle or
two to bloom and vigor, changing the skin from a pale, Ye&
low, sickly color, to a beautiful Bork complexion.
CO MR ILELLICIIIIDED.
These anemia of the sad and melancholy erects prod u.
oed-by early habits of youth, via: weakasee of the back
and limbs, pain's In the head, dimneso of sigh t, lose of =us
etalar power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepela, nervous
irritability, derangement of the digestive hanctione, general
debility, symptoms of consumptions, etc,
Mentally, thofsarfol effects on the mind are much to be
dreaded. Loss of memory, confusion of ideas, depression
of spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to society, eeltdistrust,
love of solitnde, timidity, etc., are some of the evils produ
ced. All thus attleted
REFORM CONTEMELAT/Nia
should reflect that a sound mind and body are. the meet ne.
emrstay requisites to promote connubial- happiness; indeed,
wlthoht them, the jonnmy through life becomes a weary
pihrshms,os—the prospect hourly darkens.the Vest ; the
mind becomes shadowed - with despair and tilled with the
• elanclualy reflection that the happiness' of another he
cornea blighted with your own.
0.A.13110b1. ;
..Drildorm'alnvigonstlng Cordial hoe been totinterfelted
by some unprincipled peraona. •.•
In future, all the genuine Cordial will have the proprie.
tur's tac•simlie pasted over cork of 'each bottle, and the
following words blown in the glass:
Dr. Illorata"it Invigorating Cordial,
0. 73. ltlti6, Proprietor, N. PI
. _
The Cordial is put tip, highly concentrated; in pint
Ow—price three dollars per bottle, two tor Bre dollare,
far twelve dollars. C. Pi. F.IXO, Proprietor,
11B1Broadway, N. P.
Bold by Trniggirto throughout the United Bteoe, Caned
and the West bodies.
AGENTS: •
Pittsburgh GEO. IL KEYSER, No. 140 Wood El
Do. ....—..BLE3IING, BROS, No. BD Wood at.
Do. R. E. SELLEItEI f Wood argot: -
AlleghtnyOlty...J. P. PLEALLNO. , •
Agentfor 0hi0...J. D. PARE, Cincinnati. fapllnlAtrly
RHODES'
FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
OR, NATURE'S PSFALLIBIE BPECEFIC. -
WWI the Prevention and Ouse of israturrrarrr and ti.i
JC Rums /routs, PavEr. and Aovt, Curtis and Psvaot,
DIRATO AGUE,,G =CUL DUELLITY, NIO/12 hwT,Avs, and alt other
forms of disease which have a common origin in Ala2aria or
Miasma. This subtle atmospheric poison which at certain
seasons la unavoidably inhaled at every breath, is the same
in character wherever it enists—hrorth, South, East or
Westand will every where yield to this newly-discovered
antidote, which is claimed to be the greatest descorsry in
meriidne' nor made.
. This specifte is so harmless that it may betaken by pter.
eons et every age, sex or condition, and it will not substi•
tate for one disease others still worse, as is too often the re•
suit in the treatment by
,Quinine, hiercury, Arsenic, and
other poisonous cr deleterious drugs, not a particle of any
of which is admitted into this preparation.
The proprietor distinctly claims these ettraontlaary re
sorts from the use of this NATURAL AIiTTDOTS TO
•
lifshishitLL
It will entirely protect any resident or traveler even. 11
the most richly or swampy localities, from any Ague or
Etßlow dtaeaae whatever, or any Injury from constantly In •
haling hlelaria or Dllamas. •
It ini instantly check the Ague In r. rFons who have suf•
fered for any length of time, from one day to twenty years,
Co that they need neverhave anechrschsT4 by continuing tts
use according to directions.
It wilt Immediately relieve all the distrt.seing results of
Bilious or Ague diseases, such as general debility, night
sweats, eta. The patient at once besins to over appetite
and strength, and continues until a permanent and radical
cure is effected.
Finally, lb use will hnish Fever and Ague fAcePtistralles
and all classes. Primers and all laboring men, by adopt.
lug It its a preventive, will be free from Agee or Bilious at
tacks to that season of the year which, while It is the most
trickly, is the most valuable one to them.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases: some
rosy require more Directions printed in Gememe, French
and Spanish, accompany each bottle: Price Op, Dollar.
Liberal discounts made to the trade. Trade circulars for.
warded on application, and the article will bo consigned no
liberal terms to rmponsible parties in every section of the
country. JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor,
Providence, It. I.
Ann - re—New York: 0. Y. OLIOIKENEF. A - 1.:0, and C
11. BING. Roston: WIIEKS A POTTER. Philadelphia
DYOTT A SONS. J NITOIIELL, No, Dib Liberty titres t
nest door to Hand. IYOODSIDES A BUOTllkin, corner
of Anderson and Loam* ate., BECKHAM k XPEENNAN
end J. T. SAMPLE A 00., Allegheny City. ffeb27
DR. HOOF
WS
ur.LEBRATED
GRRDIAN BITTERS
PREPARED BY.
DR. C. Id. JACKSON, Ptiladolphia, Pa.,
'WILL Z/Vr01011.1.: CU!.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Ohm:icor Mamma Detn7ity, Diseases of the Kidneys, and
an diseases art.:l;p from a disordered Lim. or Stoma ' alt.
Bach
as Ocuittlpa.
Um, Inward Pile% •
Bull:Inv, or Blood to the
Heed, Acidity of the Stomach,'
No tom aleartbarn,Dl%euet for Fool,
Putnam or weight In the Stomach, Sour
Eructations. Sinking, or Flattering at the Pit
of the SuAzusih, ihrialling of the Read, Honied
and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering attha Heart, Choak.
in; ar Suffocating Sensation whoa In lying Posture, Dimn es a
of Vision, Dote of 'Webs before the Bight, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration
Yellowness of the Skin and. Eyes, Pain In the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, ac., Sudden
Flushes of Heat Burning in the
Flesh, Constant 'mean•
lags of Evil, andgreat
Depression of
Spirits.
The proprietra, ceiling the att.:tit:on of the palls to
thla preparatlonolses SO Wit n feeling of the utmost confi
dence in its virtues andsds; alien to rt..° diseases for *Work
it to recommended.
It is no uow and unftdsd article, but, one that boa stood
the tent of a ton pars' trial before the American peepi.,
and its reputation and sale is unrivalled by anv similar pi. •
pgrattgangktatt. .The testimony in its favor given by the
most prominent and well known Physicians and indlvidu •
as, in all, its of the country to immense. Referring' any
who may doubt,to my "Dforatorabillopor Practical ltirvipt
Book, for Farmers anctFamlllea, to be had gratis, of all th
Agents for the German Bittern.
Principal Office rand b.tanaftrcttry, Arch street, Phila.
dolphin, Pa.
Sold by Dr., Geo. U. Inviter, 140 Wood street; B. A
Fahnestark h Co., No. 6 Wood stress; Fleming Brothors
60 Wood street IL Pr Warta andJ. P. Fleming, Allegheny
dool9alninlyis - -
.atel LI a SITITIPA'Ac.,
'RAND STREET, (iIOUTII BIDE,I BET. PENN STREET
_AND THE DIVER, PITTSBURGH, PA.
AELZ, Graduate and Practitioner in the Old
Sciumle of Medicine, Allopathic tud lifunnpstbla, and
for the pest ten years a enccesafel Lidrof athist„ has e oened
a WATER CURE in the above location
The .perfedly safe, direct and barnedesta eL'ect eta eye.
tom has on aft Fevers end all disecees rout; and .aonic—
while it is mild, gmte fnl and invigorating to tho weak end
-debilitated, randars It peculiarly desirable in families, who
will be treated at. their homes.
Aiispathio and Liammpathin treatment will be ads:Mille
taxed where desired; but, after long and thorough arid"
tieuce, Doctor Basle aloes a decide,' 'preference to Blare.
patby, which has, throughout the old an&inew world,
proven BD eminently eueoeerful in every form of diseas e,
including Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia,
Inflammatory and tihronio Rheumatism, Anhui% Cuta
neous, Nervous and Liver Dbmac-e. 7 Y-still:maga of egraa
fromion highly reputable citizens of nearly every State, in the
Un tan be examin ed at Doctoralaeles 11ev.
Clergy' are invited to.consult him gratis. • - -
Warta water being used in thecommencement, and often
throughout the trestment,it le a luxury instead of unpleas.
ant, as thoee unacquainted might suppose.
Riasim osa.--..ll,,avra:Charles Drawer, Waterman Palmer,
W. W. Mimi, W. 11. Will Thompson Bell, J. E. Wal
den, D. T. ‘ ll(Fgan, Wm. B. Holnies, L. H. 1.1g1.1.611,
The undersigned, having visited Doctor liaeles Diatitu.
tlon and witnessed his successful treatment, chesrPally re
commend him as a thoroughly educated and skillful Phy.
elcian: ' '
Charle T. Mum% JO. hreonuellDav,' Htmt, John
O. Curtis , Robt. Patrick, John B. Livl ngs ton , John Viri,,•-ht,
W. W. Patrick. Moses P. Eaten. 0 Ormsby Grmw. fi.n6
Private Diseases.
gDR. BROWN, No. 41 Ilansoutt Alley, de.
votes We entiro attention to an office prectlce..c.s.
Hie business is Mostly confined to Private xz
:Venereal .Diseasse, and such painful affections, I
broughton by imprudence, youthful Indulgence end alms.
yphilis; yphltitioDruptions, Gonorrhea, Glee, Stricture,
Urethral. Discharges, Impurity of the likesal, with all Disea
ses of the Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Frup•
Clone, Totter Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal
Weaknets,:irtipotaucy, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weak.
nese, Monthly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula
in Ano, Nervous Affections, Pains In the Beck end
Irritation of the Dladffor and Kidneys,
Core guaranteed. ,
bias Dr.
Tr city yearsractitto ( tan in this city) ena
Brown to offer assurances of a speedy curs to all who map
come under his care. enc , :t zanily treated.
Office and Private Consultation ltooles,4l Diamond a 1
. /e9•
Via..ChargeB =loaq/de, nor:gas atv
Al REUILLATioitt.—Dr Ilrown'e vasty atscovered r.m'"Y
116 for Rheumatism is a, rpeedy and enntain windy tar
that painful trouble. It never fang.
..9filee and Private Consultation ROCW. .N0...4.1. Diamond
Alloy. Pittatiurgb, Pa. The Ihetorls slava at home.
Witkia wiy
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