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M. PKTTINGILL 4 CO., Newspaper Adxsrrtistnj
Agents, *ra thd Ageutb for the Pittsburgh Daily and Weekly
and are authorised to rec»iw AuvißTistMtjiT* and
dLasoaiPTtONR for us at the same rates as required at this
otftce. Their receipts are regarded as payments. Their
oSlcar are at N*w Yobr, l«i Nassau strait,
Boston, lu Htatb stkest.
"Re would call the atleution of MERCHANTS AND
BUSINESS MEN to the fact that we have just received
from Philadelphia u number of fonts of new Job Type, and
are now prepared to nil orders for Card*, Circulars, DU
U*a le, Paper Books, Posters, and Programme- lor eilubl
ti ':is. will be promptly tilled.
A# - * Persons leaving the city during On snmvirr, ».->AcD
;«/v Oh daily or uxrUy F>st forward*! io thm t, can An re it
done regularly far any spes,fi*d lon' , by tea I*l r\g ihexr >-r
d m and address at t\' otfo, corner ,</ F t /i\ and Hbod
strrt Is-
The violent and insulting manner in which the
editor of the Qaz*Ut attaoked tho proceedings of
the Democratic Convention in his paper of Fri
day last, was most unjust and ungracious.
There is a species of ingralitado and treachery
about it that deserves a stern rebuko. Look at
the facta.
Ooe year ago the editor of the Goirtts was one
of the most earnest and uncompromising of those
ngi tutors who were arraying uil factions and all
isms into one solid phalanx, with which to over
throw the Democracy. He could act then cor
dia.ly with the Know Nothings and every oiher
faction for that common purpose, and the effort
was successful for ouco lent fall. The Democra
cy was defeited, and he rrjoiced But within
one month after the October ejection, for some
peculiar reason, we tiod him bitterly assailing
the Know Nolhiugs, and offering to unite with
the Democrats to defeat at the January
elections in this city lu an evil hour a few
Democrats consented to so unnatural au alliance .
wad what was the result I A Whig —au unscru
pulous, malignant Whig-waa elected Mayor of
the city. It is an office lur which he was wholly
unfit; and it was tho only office of any consider
able value. Such was tho result cf rusion.
Taat done, where do we find the (Ja:tU> man
n. xt r Do we tin! him ready to join with tbo
Democrats again against a common enemy 7 Is
ho willing to fuse again on fair terms, and give
to the Democrais some office of importance *
By no means. EaeourogeJ by our easy ac-jui
esceocc last winter, he demanded that tho Demo-
cracy give up its organization eud principles,
and oomo upon bis anti slavery platform. This
we mast do, or (ho Whigs whom he can influence
will take no part with us This proposition is
rejected, and the Democrats proceed to nominate
a ticket of their own In an instant the Gos-ttr
poors out upon us all bis old rigmarole of slan
der and abuse. His friends of last winter nro
tbe object of his malignant Blander now. lie
used tbQp to got the Mayoralty, and now turns
upon them in wrath and fury, rocogniiiog m
> them only enemies.
We regret to make this record of the humilia
tion of oar parly for odcc ; aDd we are thankful
that the Post was no willing party to the plot
that made us mere tools for the time, of those
who so soon have shown that noither justice nor
graiitndo belong to their natures. Wo speak
now not of the Whigs generally, but of the edi
tor of the Uazrttr and a few of his friends, who,
having professed friendship and scoured our help
eight mouths ago, now turn upon us as enemies
again. We are far from charging all Whigs with j
this. On the contrary wo beliove that hundreds j
of Whigß will detest enah knavery, and show j
taeir detestation of it by bolping ub elect a port I
of our lioket this fall. Tboir votes will bo i
thrown away in the Republican party. Either
tho Democrats or tho K. N.'s-muet triumph.
Which do liberal minded Whigß desire should
succeed. Shall it bo Democrats who present
good candidates, and not openly and fairly ; or
that secret order to which the old line Whigs are
so zoalonaly opposed 7 One or tho other must
succeed. Which shall it bo;—tho party that
helped Whigs last winter, or the party that pre
scribes every one not in its own ranks 7 We
think—wo know that very many W'higs have al
ready decided to help those who so lately helped
them. Many bavo already declared their intern
tioD to do 60. 1
PiTTSBUEOu, August 24th, 1855.
O«o k Giu.sna«, Kvj., Eoitor or Moaslso Post;
f"' —1 ha,e boon informed that John
M Ilwatuo the present Street Commissioner, has
reportod that he met yon in a secret oounoil of
wbat le oommonly called Know Nothings. If
such is the fact, it is proper that yott, professing
to odit a Demooralio paper, should be made
known to tho party. If it is not tba foot, it
is bnt just that you should have on opportunity
to oontradiot so slanderous a report.
I am yonrs, respectfully,
Chakxks BaENXIT.
We publish the above noto for tbo purpose of
giving Mr. John M’llwaino an opportunily to
Bay publicly whother he has made snob a state
ment to any person in this city. If Mr. M'll
waine does not come forward and oontradiot it
it will be taken for granted that he is tho than
that has Circulated tbo report, and wc will bring
him to a steru aooount for the lie.
We hare already repeatedly avowed that we
do not now and never did belong to any secret
sooioty whatever, nor to any political party but
the Deraoerntie party; and we have offered
$5OO reward taf any man who will provo Batifl .
fictorily that wo ever belonged to tho secret or
der called Know Nothings. Such an offer must
satisfy overy man that we do not.
But we are glad at length to find out one man
who has oiroulated such a report, if Mr. M’ll
waine has indeed done so. He mast deny it
speedily and unequivocally, or we will find a
way to punish him and those who have em
ployed him to do it.
Let Mr. M’l. come forward.
, . AL OAD The Central Railroad is now
York freight* tleavy fr< "ghting business. New
York freights are coming through by this route
m largo quantitieu. This is th» » 00,6
. " 18 ,h ® Preferred route
when the mer is up, audit is up now, &nd Uke
ly to remain so. 11 is a tine season for our steam
Wheel boats, too. Probably seven hund"dT“
of merchandise will reach this oily to-day by
the road, besides metal and other looal freights
for home consumption. The month of August
is likely to provo a better month for the road
than July
v'a
Dirilt) 3Horainji
/ Of I T “ e P olato **ot has appeared recently in sever
al places in Massachusetts.
Kaiu is muoh needed in the vicinity of New
Haven, Conn. The corn loaves are rolled up
and the grass quite sere.
The corn is said to bo superabundant in Soott
County, Ky , and contracts are beiug made at
Ji/tfen cents per bushel.
A Westport, Missouri, letter, of the 13th,
says: “ For five days it has rained almost in-
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TEE CITY.
tMTTSBI'RGB:
MONDAY MORNING:
STATE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
FOR CANAL COxMMISSIONER,
ARNOLD PLUMER,
OF VENANGO COUNTY.
COUNTY DEMOGEATIC NOMINATIONS.
SENATOR:
WILLIAM WILKINS, Peebles toirashl]>
ASBEAIBU :
JAMES B. FULTON, Tarentum ;
SAMUEL SMITH, Allegheny ;
K. A. BAUSMAN', South Pittsburgh
O. M AQKK, Pittsburgh;
L B. PATTERSON, Mifflin.
BODY PATTERSON, Oily
PBOTHO.VOTAA V
JOHN BIKMINUUAM, Ohio t«.»n-hlp
THOMAS BLACKMUKE, Upper Hi Clair
WILLIAM ALEXVNDKII, City
JACOB "lOMKK, Pittsburgh
ArUITUAN ;
JOHN MURRAY, South Pittsburgh
A W. PK.NTLAND, Sewickley.
IHREiToa OP POOR :
WM. HBLT 7. UOOVKIt, Lowor St. Clair.
HORNING POST JOB OFFICE
KUSIOK—TUBI UaZKTTK-THE OKMO-
CKACY
AUGUST 27
cepsanilj."
The total population of the city of Newark,
N. J , is 61,000, against 38,804 in 1860, show*
ing an inoreaae in five yeare of over 12,000 per
sons.
The valuation of real and personal property
io Lowell, Mass , Iho present year is $21,101 *
020 ; of wbioh $11,440,600 belong to manufac-
turing companies
Ibe will of the late Abbott Lawronoe donates
$lO,OOO to iho Boston Publio Library, and $60,-
000 to the Lawrenco Soientifio Sohool in Cam
bridge. Hie othor bequests have not yet boon
made public.
The inteliigeuco from Georgia ia in every re
apfct gTati ying. The eleotiou of Johnßon, the
Democratic oaudidate for Governor, ia oertain,
and, in all probability, seven out of the eight
Cutigrosamon
The Catholic Church of Sidney, Shelby coun
ty, tihio, was blowu up by a keg of powder un
der it and a traiu attached, on Monday night
last,.and that portion of it not annihilated by
the ciplosiou waa destroyed by Dre.
The lmporiat Court of Prance has just decided
that the patont taken out, some years ago, by
M. Mmio, for his famous bullet, is void, as bolDg
in the ornploy of tho government, nnd being paid
for tho special objoot of improviug firearms, hia
improvements and inventions belong to tho na
tion and iho public. This deoiaion has oanaed
considerable oxcitetneut amoug inventors.
Tho oolored people inlouo town in Massachu
setts lately formed a military company, and de
manded arms from the Stale arsenal. The Gov
ernor refused them, after taking the opinion of
tho Attorney General of tho State. That is
strange for Massachusetts. Ono would suppose
from iho way they talk about negroes that they
thought them better than white folks
The i Miadelphia a staunch Ucraocrst
ic paper, is rpposthg n fusion moTement there
with grcu ability It qnoteo the proceedings of
the Allegheny Couuty Democratic (’ontention ia
proof that where the masses of the Democracy
are consulted, & fall Democratic tiokot is almost
unanimously tbe.r That question was
distinctly before our Convention on a motion to
dispense with the nomination of a ticket, and
for the appoiuimcnt of a I'ommitteo to get up a
lasion ticket The motion was lost by a t.ho
u( seventy nine to ught So stands th c re
Such was the fact
In Ohio
Ttic Uemocrauc papers of ot>io
speak ijuiio coQli Jenllj of the election of Md„|
for 1 be /'/.jin'A'ji/r sajs of f’h;j‘»e
ibo ILopublieau candidate
"Wo regard (be ccndiiicD of Mr. Chase aj
being truly deplorable. Ur dare no! eotoe out,
tKt footed, in fator of either of the old issues of
tho party wi'b which his interests hare been
identified He us id a tight place Cooccaltnent
it*, and must Ke. bis policy Thera 10 no help
for t\m His faulting ambition has oTrrleipe-J
t!6clf ilis political days arc numbered l.ion
the 1 ' higher liw ranuotsa'chiin"
t tAi or at. at A tiLrimgo cat came into the
S \ Journal ..f Commerce printing uflice ib c
other roght, [doubtless in pursuit of r«/r, of
Which there are it plenty, very fat nod sleek. |
and at first deemed disposed to make herself at
home but on a tittle rtileclion, she took fright,
aud darted through one of (be open widows
into thin i.ir I'own, down sbo fell, from the
Oflh story to the stone puremcnl. a distance of
oo or Co feet The men naturally looked out,
to see If any portion uf hrr tail was left, after
such a eu.aeh . instead ol which, they beheld a
wh.de cat, apparently tmu ured, and she itnnio
dtatcly ran ol! to her lair as if nothing bal
happem-d
Lairß riifit At urttAtiA -From Melbourne,
Australia, wo have aJvtcf# dated to tbe loth of
sMay TraJo »u an 1 the yield cf
K c>! i very KttirfMtory The shipment of coin
nlai produce was very epmteJ. and imported
gooJs wont oil at improved prices Ao aj valo
rein duty would he Imposed on mttir articles
now free, under the new tnr'tf i: was tboutfbt
that tobacco, wmo au.l beer woui.l be specially
liable The gold shipped in the colony from
January to .May io tb* l preseot year smounlri to
•U toufl 1 ctrt. .* M r- ‘i lbs <•; ,at bOa a’3 -
teT btio evil t >f divided command m the (‘n i
mcaQ army bfts become so manifest that tbs
tnjflisb loading papers are urging (be necessity
of giving Ibe command of both armies In one l
general. The snggesliou, it is supposed, comes !
from ibo English government, which is there- :
fore presumed to bo ready to act upon it j
An ordinary degree cf common sense in the i
Government should have suggested this ebaugo i
months ago But who will be the general j
reaping machines, at the In
dustrial hair, io Paris, has taken place and
as aeual, the American machines carried off the
paltn from the French and English maohines
Already the wealthy farmers from all parts of
the country are coming t„ p.ria t 0 Bt T c , h
machines. A more lircly interost is taken in
them than was anticipated, and no difficulty
whatever will be eipencnced in their iuirodu/
lion Into general use
, L T " K AT NoKFOI - K -The pubuohers of
Herald havo been obliged to suspend
the publication of that paper, in couse 4 ucnce of
the prevailing epidemic leaving them without
any o Jioient asststanoe. The deaths aro from
ten to twelve a day, and the colorod population
oontrary to the experience of other Southern
ct.es where ,bo fever usually prevails, are
nearly as liable as tbo white inhabitants to its
flttftOU 8-
Emcoueaoiku Prospects —SpoakiDg of the
oottou prospoot, the New Orleans True Holla
says: " Taking it for granted, as we think we
may be permitted (o do, that the harvests of Eu
ropo and the United Staten ore bountiful nod
tb.it a good average crop of oottou will bo plok
ed, we havo no hesitation in Baying, that in our
opinion, tho prospects of tho planter havo uevor
been tnoro cnoouraging.”
TKoHattArHiNo IN Califuenia -About three
hundred miles of telegraph wires aro in opera
tion in California. Prices from Han Francisco
to Stockton, Haoramonto or Marysville *2 for
first ton words, and ten oeula for eaoh additional
w ° rd - ™ e , tSrltf ' fl h, K hcr lh at> iu England*
where 3>1,00 is paid for what would cost 25 oents
in this country.
Escape of Slaves. —The Kiohmond Dispatoh
speaks of a pamphlet just published in that vi
oiuity, which estimates that within the last forty
years i.l.f.M slaves have escaped from tho south
anJ th *‘ «»-i
UMLTiALiiv —For threo suooossivo trips the
Collins s earners from England havo arrived at
Mew i ork in time for tho merchants of that oltv
to answer their letters by the steamers of the
samo line, sailing at twelve o’olock on the same
Grasshoppers are said to bo injuring tho oorn
near Richmond, Va.
louring the week ending the 11th inst. 247 -
Lak 0 P Su n perior f ° r# W6re fr °“
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Horse Show will
12th ' ohi0 ' ° n 10th ' lltb ■»<«
Comihg ELECTIONS.-Tbe Vermont election
takes place on the 4th of September, and that of
Maine on the 10th.
A Cosy Little Sutu.-The late Mr. Solomon
Rothsohild, of Paris, has left a fortune of £3
600,000 sterling, whioh will be divided between
his two nephews.
A Boston “ Free and Easy.”—a oorroepon
dent of a religious paper says that at Theodore
Parker’s ohuroh "not ft lew had seoular newspa
papors, whioh they sat and read till the servioes
commenced. There were bows of recognition
hal *. and everybody seemed quite at
e- 1 “ e aexton set a vase of beautiful fresh
bowers on the speaker's desk.”
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IX PHIL AUh.ni! A
Strangers In Sew York—Crowd* at tiro
The h il la of this oily are now doing a thriv
iog bnsi.ic.-3. Every railroad tram and stoam
hoat lino pour their orowda of strangers into
New k ork. From the South, where the prevail
ing aiokncaa is making sad ravages among the
population those who are able are coming hero
by thousands. The watering plaoes, too, on ao
oount of the 000 l weather during the past weok
are beginning to thin out.
Oar principal hotels are full to overflowing a
oiroumstanoe whiok has not been known to exist
before thiß season. At the Astor House there
are at the present time six hundred gneßts. Up
wards of one hundred persons, wo are informed,
were unable to obtain rooms at the hotel yester
day, and ocnsequontly had to seek quarters at
other plaoos.
. At the St. Nioholas Hotel the orowd is prodi
gious In this monstrous establishment about
nine hundred persons are lodged and fed. The
proprietors havo been obtigod to refuse applica
tions for rooms, in oonsequonoe of their availa
ble epaoe being all oooupied. The arrivals at
this hotel average two hundred a day. Messrs
Treadwell & Aoker are oreoting a now laundry
io an adjoining street. J
Tho Metropolitan Hotel is likewise full, and
the proprietors are busily providing apartmonts
for new corners Four hundred and fifty per
sods are sojourning at this hotel.
At tho Irving House there are four hundred
and ten guests, and the house is full. Last
night a targe number of persons trore sent away
for want of room.
Hail SToaw. —The following ia an abstract of
a letter rocoiveU from Cayuga oounty, N. Y. :
“ We wore visited on the ltith by a hail storm
unprecedented beforo in this region. Hail stones
fell tho sifco of hen’s eggs, breaking down the
oorn, perhaps ruining the crop entirely, as the
stalks not broken aro braised in ouch a manner
as to render its filling quito doubtful. Oats were
jaat being harvested; they aro levelled as though
a roller had passed over them, and with this
they are, in some localities, thrashed completely
—hardly worth tho harvesting. Buokwbeat ib
destroyed in toto , nothing but the bare stalks re
maining. Windows unprotected by blinds were
completely riddled, and In some cases tho win
dow sashes were broken. The hail was accom
panied by a wind that tore up tho trees and fen
ces, and did a tearing business generally. Al
together, such a storm has seldom been sceu
Wo have all heard of hall storms, large hail, io .
but never beforo have wo been a witnees to one
so direful in its effects.
“ P & —The storm camo from tho northwost,
aud passed over a strip some two or three toiletr
wide It is gratifying Io learn that it waa;no
wider, as the damage done to this Btrip is quite
aufireleat for a whole country "
Ttu. W tLi u—A sery useful and upright ciai?a
of citizen* are ihe aoua of 8t l>*TiJ araoDg ux,
ao-1 men of VFeicb blood hare played an important
part id our history days L>r .Menander
Jooen
“tfereutecn of the signers of tho \).'duration
of Independence were of Welch origin, among
whom Thomas Jefferson was one tuber vroi
nent Americana of Welch dcseeot John and
Samuel Adams, Jonathan KlwarJ*. Vale, and
fcuuder of Vale college, Gen Harrison, H cbard
Henry Lee and John Marshal! No leas than
etx of our Presidents have had Welch blood :u
their reins Jefferson, Monroe. Madison, lUr
risen a-cj the two Adamses Fourteen c-f the
rcTo'ntic Dary general* were of Welch origin, x.f
whom Gen W a yne was one Martha Washing
itiffton the grand daughter of a Welch cier
gyman "
Ho aJJi that there are t;fty th.usiui oaf re
Welchmen In the United States ae ! not an ulL:e
holder among them : Preo "Sam ' must admit
that this ia a oiasc of foreigner" n..t to be jro
scribed
Tin. Mb an: a*i tarn-nan rt-.* \ c-rreepem-
Jrnt of the New Orleans 1*104)030, relating (be
ptugreps of the irii?tirrecti:»n m the. North of
Mexico, says that ViJaqri Intends, if socce»»
ful, to nuke the l Lurch disgorge scene of it*
wealth He ccxl proposes to an extradi
tlon treaty with the Halted States, whereby tn
gttiro# either aide of the line shall t n > re
turned when appNcahon is made, ao-J sufficient
legal proof gifeo uf the person The corrra
pendent the Tetacs hare suffered -0
much fr r ,-m their sUica running ct! into Meat '
00, that the mere hope t,f procuring au cilrndt
Uu-ti treaty would induce tLeui to s.'.unh'c? I «
hundreds.
un Bi in? in Ul'«*ia - There arc be seats 10
any of the Greek chwr.-hc*. and creo the Kci|i*
for himself must stand dnnog the scrn:c The
priests are tlinout til iookiGg ram -
tall, with Lair falling o»er their tr.eulJcr* au 1
board aoraeluav# holf way to their waists Thor
are not allowed to wear any ornament in the
CPOtrc of tbo chur-uh, 00 Good Fn J*y. i« pi* *.}
a body t-f the K«de*naer. tuber paiotej ..r n.
relief and the jeepi? ectae »u and k.-*s ib*
w >unds and a Ia»-jc wh'.c i is i*t 1 upua thebrcait
Their sorrow *c<m« rr* Their sad fac s at. 1
earnest raaocer show wbat tb«»y feet
Tub llALTihoat ar» t «>ejio lUiuoit' -- itie
Kingw-jo-j Tunnel. <>o the Laltidvre aul Ohio
Railroad, is being enlarged, and while ibis work
is in progress, a temporary mUfoad has been
c-.asiructed wound (ho motjntaio through which
the tunnel passes The length »f this new read
is but two miles and w os eighth, but it hat a
grade of two hundred fret l p ibis bill it is
expected that the lyooraotire will be able t 0 draw
foar tonnage cars at the rate of s\t miles an
According to a statement lu Ihe Lgul~_ n -,,
sette, there ta once more a **7»ous in*
of uniting France anl England hr -c&Uoo
railway ; * Submarine
zrtri, * « state
i,h «tulery before SebMtopol.
Tuc P«(i«rtni or Cu A , K
Time* publiabos tbo foUowin*
ao.l HighUaJ oouatiea itlaa»i,j _,ii
a#re,h “ e “ b “^"W
UoHTGM. A tiff US t '*l __ 1 *3».i
Knnw Si iK * *V C-OQTOUUOO of
Know Nothings was bold at Hollows Kali Voo
i:r -
nstr/ Bp , n
, .ira^da'aM* 1 ?' Vl - “““fo'-rer. have con
s traded a eloigb with wbools fliod l n each n
' ,““ h " ‘ bat th °y “»y b » instantly brought bo
ow tbo ruDDOM, thus concerting it into a wngon
aJeaToTnc. h ° arr W* <!mcnt 10 • W simple
Tbo Toot ut aolod oy tbo Now Vork Pm,,..
Wb^NaVtoo^"^ 000 '“ alU!l1 but 000 th »
Whig National Convention of boing tbo Whio
j nominoo for tbo V,oe Presidency, B ttn d e'nse
j q J! CDUjr narrowly escaped tho prooidouiial o>,aj,
afterwards, on iho dt-ath of General t>,. w i ’
filled by Millard Fillmoro * -ajlor,
Iho Kansis Tribune rqva ih &i * ».*» >l
tbo Mieaooriano have not cauood a m tbr , oo,B of
nerrea to leave that territory «nS T. V*
emigration from the free Siotea ia now * ‘“f* 6
in It alao denieo that there “a an J 1 P ,° UrinK
tho territory, and exhorts laboring
small moans to omigrate thither. 8 h
Tho production of iron by the smolii„„ ,
naces of Groat nritain hJreaohed 3 omi 000
tons annually; and for overv t nn .°’ uuu > uuu
tons of clay of ore formod,taking nnmr W °
gate of at lonst 0,000,000 tons of fho hoP
useless matorial-now ’discovered^capable of°b °
tog wrought into so many useful articles
is 000,000,1 d 60*000^skilled'workmen” are
There is an extensive silk faotory in Man.
ter, Conn which, with it. branch at Har
gtree employment to about 600 operative i
bnuge mto nee the beet machinery wbi o ' 1"' °"a
and V ankeo genius oau eupply. a a , ‘ J lr . CDoh
noetlk of finer texture or greater etw' P ,. rod “ o ° B
in point of elegant finish, beaut, "h* 1 !
brightness of lustre, this establish 1 0< ! or aDd
the palm in a comparison with “ o “‘ b< ? r 8
met with. f thstie
Shocking Railbuad Accid- ~
&a the freight train of the N N . r ~ A brakeman
ter Railroad, named VVillir or^
tempting to pass along or OOII , g '. wbil ° at '
carry a signal yesterday ' b p of , tbo tr,un
clock, just this side of a” ,?' ttb ° ut tWOO '
the oars and aoross tb 0 tra„k • ? 1 bet ' reen
that twelve oars pas> j”° k . “ BUoh a manner
of his body, killing L® d ? lreotl y over the middle
were asi Hia i^ards
ner as to leave s',»re<u h W “ 7 , In such a man '
on the track, t’. a [ _! i ’^ n^, m , arka of blood up
body contino.ed att an hfi Vl . Je ' l P orUonfl of ‘bo
alone, whioh a sinnle h d together by the Bkin
Deoeased was thirtv aDd 0001,1 bsTe olas P ed !
family or near relatives °J tt ®°’ 00,1 left ao
--s.-iC:,,;:;-',:-" j
I was seized with horror, aod os the oonsta
ble proceeded to drag me out of the room I be
o.me unconscious ; but I learned afterwards that
I was confined in the room of the inn all night,
closely watohed by the offioors, and in tho morn
ing, my Bonsea only half restored, was taken bo
foro a magistrate.
I found tho captain of tho aloop, the servant
of the inn beforo mentioned, tho landlord al
ready at the jostioe’s room, and the two formor
very doliberotely oharged me with the murder,
for tho purpose of robbing the old gentleman—
my fellow traveler, of the large amount of money
ho had in hie possession. Tho magistrate called
upon mo what I had to say why I should not be
committed for trial, and in some measure resto
red to consciousness by the awful predicament in
which I found myself, I answered as nearly as 1
oan reoolieot, ae follows:
" 1 know no more of tbia awful busiuoss than
a child unborn. lam tho eon of poor hut re
spectable parents near Albany. X never wsb
guilty of a orimo. 1 appeal to God for my inuo
oenoo of this murder. Mr. Withers was kind
to mo on the janrnoy from Albany, and upon tell
ing him that I oamo with lettera of recommen
dation to boo some gentleman in Nat? Fork, who
m’ght procure mo a situation, hb'-pfdmisod to
u e his endeavors to get me one himself. If I
tavo murdered this mao I am a monster, a thing
for man toßhuddoratand for Ileavon to forsake
V. t you see I oan with unblanched cheek call
upou God to wituesamy iuuoconae ! lam guiit
loss of tho orimo, and Heavon may yet point out
the hidden perpetrators of it. Mr. Withers bad
a small portmanteau with him when bo went to
bed, and wo bade each other good night at the'
door. 1 turned to tho servant of tho inn and
gave him my oloak with tho promise of a shill-1
mg if he would brush it well, and return it to
me in tho morning. Ho took it and wont away;
I thon went to bod How I oamo to bo in Mr!
Wither’s bod room as Heaven ie my judge I
know not. I did no murder. I had no weapon.
lam ionooent. My life may ho sacrificed, bat 1
am innocent. God help me—God help me
There was a doath-liko silence iu the coart
when 1 had finished spooking, and 1 noticed-the
spectators looking at each other in doubt and
suprisc.
“• Where is the servant man said the magis
trate, for be hoJ loft the court room.
There was a little fcnatlo in tbo justice room,
and tbo man was brought bock.
“ What is your name?” said tbo magistrate.
11 Kphraim Jenkins, etr.
titstc again your rcaaoa foe supposing thi#
yoath guiUy of this horrible crime. M
" 1 heard a cry of murder, and I woke up the
captain of the sloop, who slept in the neat
roam to mino, aud together went to tbo room
from whence tho cries proceeded. Wo found
this yauog man in his night clothes, just in the
act of escaping towards the window, and having
secured him, wo went to the side of the bed on
which lay the old gentleman . he was wouudod
slabbed in the breast with a long knife or dagger,
apparently, and be gasped out something about
a red cloak, he mentioned tbo same words again
oefore ho died, and the prisoner had on a cloak
lord with bright red when bo came to the inn
last nsi;ht "
1 jour oath,” aaiJ the migiatrato •• JiJ
tae prisoner or did he not band you bis cloak
Says * ,rUmtSe *° U '* ‘ bii ‘ iD? • Jt brushing it, as he
■’ He did D,>i •
“y'ni furgire j ou." I
4 ' o!) m *7 retire," *%td the an.l
jrn turning to the oftpl&io be 6*kc^j,
;DJ Jcaktoj atvtkta y u a .J qr i a g toe
»l “5 did.
•■ h-Uto what fo!!owc.l
Too •lines* gave the same account as Jrn
%" "* "*« fur help, and shout*
, 'f“ rJcr - ‘“J he had proceeded with Jeukinn
s the room whence the sound, cam-,, and had
, ' found the pnsaner, hi, l.Uc tie tnger e.„
sireal, described Tbo landlord hat ai s „
..card the nouso but he bad not reached the
room Where the murder ti , committed uni,l
iinueJ 4 °* CI * 4S secured Tbc magistrate cen
' “ (•■»« »o Am»M, I pmuaw. that tb« mur
j w ” c-*o»ttUJ for the r-uepoto of obtain, o«
, P ‘* I'-ai-j that io the g,nlicmoo'. r „ MM
ICQ 1
No doubt of ib,,." rept.ei (he accuser*
but where la ibe portmanteau the gentleman
carried to the mn with him, and which J übilee,
coaUiued money Has any „no scon it since
no tnurJcr ’
, ' N '’' ' *« ,ie response, •• no one has earn
' "bateau hare become of the purlOaut.Mu 1
continued the magistrate
No one rpoke, anJ be then added. j
" M lbo boifB or weapon fono Ihr which the i
Wound on the onr.iftuo»te Mr Wither, c'u' i
have been ioUictel '
There was no answer
Prisoner." »»u the P3i*i,tr»te lo mo, «tt« !
owe is iotoUoJ la soma mist, i T I
jour suppose. l tetnputiccr to coattail >-
taarJcr, m tho pcrtiaaatciiu S o 4 liuv •-
iof the kalfe with which Sir.
ktf-i lio But BffC hew Joti ■*
ccuci-a’ these
you were übca, *
you for lr»*'
ooii^gr* 1 *'
-era Vu
-■ould La»o time to
acting ho* o n 4 where
.Ji ,t ,» 0.7 July 10 Mmmit
•■ug Iho Ir' k Jj ‘ D * " oMa °f “>o »ici, ra
- fuilr e ° e °** * r<! a ß»it)9t ron y..„
com,3i “* j w.i ou
0:1 fjr a tnotith >ni 1 t " * B * i ‘ ,D did 00l come
*M held oa the body” and ‘, bat tlDl ° ® n Inquest
•he heart had hum WIM fouol Ihat
weapon had the oal/ Wl * h 90a>0 !t * ar s>
had oot ea*u»d mart/ , s ?'? cr waa ,bal de **b
!«■!!« *•
der. ’ of e,in M . » Jur J WAfl nilfal taur
for hangl ß J K " C e rrt s l^®{L P ' I * od la *
Memo»hil"*ny 'T *?' ,a “^al-
Ne. r 0 Ud vfe!f Q . lb " r hftd “»• «»
oT cr* ucltned H i.h, ~ 8 tc ‘* *n«- Tboy wcro
t ’'oly bf!io»edmolonLcenL 0 ' >^ [ t r m,:, ' K nU lh<>7
alone lu this belie” “ri.J !S* woro
counsel far mo but ,k„ , Pb y , bad aoughl oBt
them that to o-, ,ho la V cr bad plainly told
waste their |, g “?° blm would bo only to
took the ones , U , mottna Uowcfor ho under
ly for tv * h U ', °l Q0 I ttt f > “ 3aion for them chief
-‘• b Mr y wirhe, b “r' U "? m ° “> '« him
cured two nhb. „ b ? 10nda “Awhile had so
gK .rA b „ ° nnSel - who »«» W»M«« of
ono lot mo. so certain did every
22S VUhTalnu'7 “T Tb ° day af W»l oamo
p” * , n P a| pi‘»‘;ng heart I waa led from tbo
h^V h-« ~!
Of «b« auditory, who wore as impatient as bo f
' "V£ “ i h ° tho4tr ° whon 'l’doulug* lo some
oil piece of pomposity previous t o g a p nn ™ I
”eTny r A“Ie f B ,0 , r h Pi ° oo ' onl,,he » «"•
o oing. At length my name was called, a„j I
ttnother moment 1 was led to tbo bar 1 f..„ :
at all oyos wero upon me. though I did not !
utso my hoad to look around. Although I know
bfo the mooo * noe - 1 WOU|J willingly hare aonk
into the ground and hid mysolf forever. There
was a dead silence while the indictment was read
oharging mo with the wilful murder of John
or „ , “, nd lbcn 1 waB askcd if 1 was guilty
op Dot guilty.
jndgf °* gai,,? >’' 1 r °p |ied . “nc God is my i
Tbo Gincmna
Thoro was a murtnor ia tho oourt and soao
no ’ apparently a female, nailed out, '• ho is in.
nooont ”
" Ofboers," snid tho judge, "bring ms the
I .Orson who spoke ; whoever it was Bhall bo com
/nlt,c “” (Conclusion tomorrow)
Th« Unit Restorative—FVt und a„u'
H Dr. M 'Laiir's hirer Mr. Jonathon Hough’
W»‘ Union, Park oouuly, Illinois, .rites to tb“
proprietors tbit bo bid eutlared greatly from a soyoro and
protracted attack of Foyer and Ague, und »| completely
restored to health by the use ot the Uror Pills „i OD ,.
These Plus unquestionably possess groat tonic properties
and can bo taken with decided idrantago for many diseases'
requiring invigorating remedies ; but tbo Liver Fills stand
pre-eminent as a mama of restoring a dlsorganiicd Liver to
healthy action; hence Ihegreat celebrity they have attained
Tbo numerous formidable diseases arising from a diseased
Liver, which so long bellied the skill of the most eminent
physicians of ihe United States, are now rendered easy r
cure, thanks to the study and perseverance of the die- 1
gulshed physician whose name this great medicine btr
a name which will descend to posterity as one deeer ora—
gratitude. This Invaluable medicine should a’ ,ln S of
kept within reach; and on ihe appearance of i iwuys be
symptoms ol diseased Liver, It can be safely - b '’ earl lest
administered. and usefully
Purchasers will please be careful to ask f
but Dr. M’Lane’s Liver Fills. There nr
porting to be Liver Pills, now before IF
*S- Dr. M'Lane'a genuine Liver Pi
Vermifuge, can now be had at all
In the United States and Canada
Alio, lor «al. by the sole prop
fletors,
FLKMINO UftOS.,
dflaora lo J. KMil A Uo:
etr*et, corner ol inourth.
au«i7:da» Nu. eg T
\ * f' 9 <■'- * '
* **%'
«r <* ‘
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f - ..
THE MURDER A T THE TNN
(I'OSTI.VUXD. ]
la a moment I comprehended all. Some one
bad merdered my aged friend, and I was aoeus
ed as the murderer. I knew 1 was guiltless, but
how oamc I out of my bed ? How oamo I into
tho room of the murdered man ?
‘la, also hia celebrated
rcapectable Drug Stores
Jfcurx. H't7i. s. Been <& Co.—Qmtt: Considerations of t
duty to the afflicted alone prompt me to'send yon thin toI- J
uotary testimonial to the great value of Gftrthr’a
Spanish 91lxture v for that almost Incurable disease,
Scrofula. ' ,
Without being disposed or deeming It necessary to go
into the particulars of the case, I can aay that the astonish.
Ing resalts that have been produced by the use of that
medicine on a member of my own family, and under xny
own observation and superintendence, after the skill of tbe
best physicians had been exhausted, and all the usual rem.
edieB hod failed, fully justify me in recommending its use
to all who may be suffering from that dreadful malady.
I do not mean to say that it ia adapted to all constitu.
lions, or that it will afford the same relief In all cases; for,
of course, I can know nothing about that—but from what
I have seen of the effects, I would net hesitate to use It, in
any and every case of Scrofula, with persona for whom I
leit an Interest, or over whom I could exerolße Influence or
Respectfully yours,
JNO. M. BOTTB.
Fcroons suffering from diseased of the throat or lungs
ure, in a great majority of cases, completely restored to
health by a faithful trial of Dr. Curtis’ Uygeana or Inhaling
Vapor, liy the Doctor's new method of treatment, the
medical agent Is brought in direct contact with the diseased
parts, and cannot fall of haring a beneficial effect. All
druggists sell it See advertisement in this paper,
„ LunJawi—Da. Cuatis’ UYGEANA is the original and only
geouiuA article. jelfc3wdaw
Slocking Factory.— 0. DALY’S Stocking
Factory, where overytblng Is made In the HOSIERYLINE,
la et the corner of Bt. Clair and Penn atreets. He Is con*
tinually turning out every variety of Hosiery, well made
and suitable to the season, which may be always obtained
Wholesale and Retail at his Store, corner of Market alley
and Fifth street. Don’t forget the name—O DALY and
«p2s
Reeelv«4f a enperior lot of Lutong
Pongee and Grass COATS, which are desirable, and will be
sold Low FoB CABU, ot QUIBBLE’S
i? 1 No. 240 Liberty street, head of Wood.
OHIO & PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE ONLY RAILROAD
iiurtiuniG West from Pittsburgh.
To* Fast Tralv leaves at 2 A. Al„ through to Cincinnati
in 12 boars and 40 minutes.
Mail Taaia uavbs At 8 A. M.
KlpasssToAtW “ at 3P. M.
These Trains all make close connections at Crestline, and
the hrot two connect at Alliance. The direct route to Bt.
Louis La now open, via. Crestline and Indianapolis, 100
milej shorter than via. Cleveland. Connections are made
at Mansfield with the Newark and Sandusky City road.
ahd at Crestline with the three roads concentrating there!
For pariituiara see handbilis. No trains ran on Sunday. *
Through Tickets sold i© CJn-ionatl, Louisville Bt. Louis,
Indianapolis, Chicago, Rock Island, Fort Wayne, Cleveland,
and tb«- principal Towtia and Cities In the W«L
Thi« .NEW BRIGUTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
Ir&te p,iteb«ir*h at 10 A.M. and 5 UP. M., end Hew Uriah,
urn at : A M and 1 P. M.
P.r Tickets and further Information, apply to
J. Q. OURKY,
At the corner oQee, under the Mooongahela Uouse-
Or, at the Federal Btreet Btation, to
GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
Pittsburgh. July 23, ISSS- (jy2l)
OHIO AND INDIANA RATLROAO7
siisa tiia
Continuation of tho Ohio and Penno. R. B.
TO FORT WAYNE,
mail tit-anaxJ> i.is noutiu KILO paok piTtaatlaan.
*wr Train. cooDwt at Craitllno, vnlßoxd tUtmlion with
■til V<r IraK.t an Uit Wuo and Pbinn. Road and afro at
► with Train, golos North ana Sooth, oa tho Mad
Rsv. f *qJ Lake Erie Railroad.
PW IVket*, *ppljr at the Railroad Ofilnea of the Ohio
an..! l\>ua«'}i»ftOia JUUraad Qompaoy in Pittsburgh, Alle
,h*ny Litr, vr tt any of the following poiQtff.
Port Wayca, liellcfontalne,
Cic rinnati. Urban*,
Springfield,
lodlanapnltn, Richmond.
Klndlay.
I n* TVketa will Ih» particular to ast for a
r.• k*l by lU*- Ohio anJ Indian* R*il>oa4 ‘ * *
'** ' *-}i- STIUUaiJAtf.Rup'L
•<r* nortlOrallon, tb* instant a planter la applied.
r *f r e 8l?ea i y UaLLK '> PAIS KX
riIACTuK » galvanic pffrarta, and except thwarts *r* de •
c«mp.w«j, tb*-) will kx, o rvsujred to th*ir fcgUomi colot •
Uu! If «••, tb-* c-onUjrioua Influence will l« neutralized and
U>T D, ' m6eAtio ° cannot proceed trhe erer the
oo be i*u <.o, aoj new fl«eb will certainly be general*!
lr- r.-ujpr<«d baLfmlott br rubbltjr in itwinntlT *
,f DALLKI-a PAi* WTKACTOE. it
f.*» **oii«o, kci Uticj tr« Even then lit*)
tJ “ S , t -'»ttic u will directly ittrmrA, dlaßclve, aß d
e>- ,waurf.l,„-.3 lb*. j*7i*,jaiag LnQueoc*. Al ths •iin« Of
-v;t nru *, lb« Ich>U&l It touch** you tb a
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Ci.r of AU«*h«nij, will U » ranJklatw tor tbocEca
" sb, ' fU * County, at tba eaauing eltc
iy&dawle
Pennsylvania Insurance Company
OF NTTJDUUQII, * *
; Conner of Fourth and Smithfiold ■treat*.
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if'aao M. Pennock Nltr'.nfr
wW. Martin. ' '
K - ’*'• k’ech, Jr., I 1 * T l>. Ooohr&o.
tiL-orge S. SelJeo, *>ohn A. Caughey,
DarkfSJetV ...
Ail U,.,, ea su9WMll b , -"lleiM.
! by UU» Comp.n. J P» rU “ Insured under poll.
I promptly p,|j Bl 11, oai~ " will be liberally adjusted end
CI’riZBVIT ‘ <o, 89 WATKR elreet f Jyll
Wttiliuror ’ Imnrenco Uomputv at
„„ * *•—WH. BAQALKY, PreeTdentl
Office: 111 tVater dAMDEt L. MABBHBIA, Secretary
■i.! Q ( fi nf 0H bIbLL street betvxenMarkttanA WoodetreeU.
•Ippl Hirers eo end CARGO Rieka, on tbs Ohioand MJull.
J naureeagr J tributaries.
ALdO-~A klnat Loss or Damage by fir*.
galnettha Perth,of tWea,and InUndNayb*.
.rausportatlon.
William Bagaley, Richard Floyd,
James M. Cooper, fismuel M. Kler
Samuel Rea, WUllam Bingham.
RobertDunlap.jr., John 8, DUworth
Isaac M. Pennock, FranolaSaUera
t ““*»«**• «*• Scboonm&ze’r,
Walterßryant, William B. Iliya,
John Shlpton.
Hoot und Shoe JtManufaciaFu
aft, JAMES O'DONNELL & BRO.. - S '
#V|i Would respectfully Inform the cltisens^Bfiß
At Ho. TS SmltMUld «tr««t 0E8 ’
111 W.YiiAB a Bmuiuioa, where they wUI be pretired to sii
»hori r ee l too t lee B " ry J “° ripU ' )n ° f «“* KS
In order to accommodate all claaaiw
will elao beep on sale B good assortment of ths B^ 8 ”
work. Also, all descriptions of children's Wear l * B * ' am " rn
Terms strictly cash ; goods at cash prices
* " h,r " of the |,,lhll ° Is solicited. [ mrMnl
r JT, UDd tube OODe
e other Pills, pu r
public.
F£ et^oT
for the first payment, and time i , U ** ***«»
o,™ H U *«
8 IHOJUfI WWW, 70 i'ouiUi «t.
(letter from Uun Johu Minor Bolts, of Virginia.]
Kicomoso, July Bth^lB66.
hang*! Lung*ll
HUH |!f3CCT4, KXTTILXa 4SO tUtlrtS
.a from tfcs Kut »
.aton. Brail aosl
■ much below the usual pries,
mu upwarUa. Panama lists from
MORGAN 4 CO n
164 Wood street
PITTSBURGH
Diaaoroas:
PEARL STEAM MILL,
’ A 1, Ij E (} | m m y
J?™* DK, ' IVE ‘ IEI> To lfASirilEH la either of
•the two Citlea.
lh “ “ ln ’ ° r '» •»*« “ theetore. of
BKAITV A RE??KH* C °- 6 H Wootl
U. P. BOH WAUTA CM, at.
fiBBS: OiSB, 0,8 Dlll.Vißf
>*° BRVAS, KBNBBOY * CO.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS'
PUtaburgh Young Men'a Chrl.ttwn
A>aoelatlon*«»The regular Monthly
will bo held ot the Kooma of the tff
Morfcet end Third atreete, THIH EVENING, ot 7U o?S,t
I T w“. P . ub i i0 ’ “ Dll nil young men, areoordloH i
Invited to bo i reaent. GEORGE i>. HAIL. ’
.JHjff - Secretory.
ind, :
Btanaaiga ON LIBERT! STREET, In boot of the Atho
ißafeagatei Dg Qtu. at Cummings’ Fruit, stand, a Pocket
IHSgSagM containing a cum of money, which the
"“■“■"owner can have by calling at CD4IAIINQH’, ami
paying chargee. aug27 -3t*
IRON CITV COBISIRRCIAiV COLIiBQK,
An Institution for tho Bnsinoss Han.
apbu, ms.
mJANIZEV aod In Tery successful operation, aith a
Board of Trustees, and taught by an efficient Faculty.
lut 0 mv^ BDta Q pwarda have matriculated at
tbla Oollega. The combined and urgent demand of the
F*i? er ’. Mechante, Merchant and Professional man, for an
Imjtimtlonol a high standard, la which v.rlons aits wi th
their avocations could be obtained, and that they ahould be
Instructed by experienced teachers, who have had business
i° tllo subjects taught, has caused the organization
of the People a College of Practical Teachers, Several of the
Faculty are authors of Book-Keeping, who provide, as re-
sets of “ fora books," that conform to tU the chauwa
of frequent occurrence in actual bus!*
Lectures are delivered by persons of known ability.
Subjects: Book Keeping, its theory and laws; Arithmetic
|“n its “Wllcatlon; The Art of Writing; Commercial Law;'
Ensln^thfr y: Conimer<:l ‘ l Orography; History; and
success of this Institution is now certain. Citizens
®J Bt circles In society and buslnees show their confl
* augST* U,r ng their 00113 for a businois education.
A W , IIK!J I DEf< CK FOB BAbE,
W V^ US , on ' commanding a beautiful view of the
of,h»%°l th V„ hr r riTcrB ’ “<* »'“»■> » fewmSSrfwLk
of the city. The improvements are all new, and the bouse
and grounds in good order. The house contains aiirmms
with portico, porch andcellar. Over two acres of ground!
with every variety of fruit trees, grape vines, do. A gool
p«llDg fence, cost over $lOO. Stable, coal house, and well
W,ter ‘ , T . lle ;‘ bo ™ Is « very pleasant resiience fora
b “ iDMB in 1118 dt r: end for health of
location, tine view, and convenience, cannot be surpassed
an — CCW offered for sale. For price and terms call at
oor office. 8. ODTHBKBT A BON,
80827 , 63 Market street.
T/?^ N a A MABoN 4 «X will"open on Moi
£dl li 27th » , a Of 100 pieces cf the best
makes of Irlah Linens, Including some very superior quail*
I)2i t^“r rtmoDt ° f Unen 181,10 Cloth ®» Napkins,
2ft nff CA £ r KB , I rf fast-colored Calicoes and
Ginghams, Muslins, Checks, Tlckines, Ac will be
Opened oa Monday, August 27th, by
A. A. MASOff A CO, 25 Fifth at.
Black silks— 4.4. mason 4 co. mu open m . r e .
dar» another lot of elegant Plain, Figured and Barred
ciiKfl, to which they Invite attention. buk27
I ■'UEiißK—loo bora prime W. B. Clieese recelytd thla
\ > day by fangliTJ HENRY H. COLLINS
BB&NDIJSI‘ CUIUSSE—A e .perior article for Hotels,
Ban, Beatauranta, Eating Houses, Ac , this dav rac’d
5Z taug27] HENRY H. COLLINA
TIME— 16° bbls Louiavllle Ulna received and lbr vale bv
• ta « 27 lIENBY H. COLLINS. ’
(LHIMNEY TUI’S—2OC Gothic Chimney Tone. of verione
J patterns, for ..la by HENRY nfcOLLINH
r I'O RAILROAD CONTRACTURE—SO bbla Pork Lee.the
t i t w t ,D<i w h “ l>Mt tahßtltat « for Bacon that ob
talna I in market, for sale by
. HENRY 11. COLLINS.
ABriST MA i EBJALS— CoIors Ann Canvass—A One as
aortment just received and lor sale by
- FLEMINO BROS.
ALDIl —’a, 000 lbs on band and for rale by
* u g® FLEMING BROS.
AiAlutlOL —dust received and for sale by "
s?*® YLEMINO BROS.
POIYDKttEO JALAP—2O9 ttn juat rac’d and for sale by
_ _??«?! f FLEMING BBOS.
POWDERED BLUE— 300 fctnrbu band and for sale by
»"g® . FLEMINO BROS
/ IHBUMK KELLOn—lOolboon band and for sale by
V. *“g® Fleming bbos.
FLAXSEED 01^—con gallons on band end for sale by
,n g® FLEMING BROS.
1»4IBN T MKOlCI'li»—A Imp! Ban full »Mn r . moD[
X (augJTJ tLKMINQ BROS.
r'UHAWAT lbs for nit by
„ U - A. FAHNESTOCK A CO ,
__ tornar First and Wood rU.
Blood 'm)u lbs iJr e&le by
.'-'•-j'l- u A. VAH.VES.TOCK A CO.
A DIMM Vs L’LASTKk— wSTyarda for
- -?“«?_ BA. FAHNESTOCK A CO
T \UCBLK BAHREL TWIbT ANX) RATE.VT iin ici-on
oV, C * n •* ““
*?*' 7 - . B WN A TETLEY
f 7 rh ,t'/* J ' c ‘ r '<■ «*poDrtbl. p„r.
DOWN A TETLEY
S Z kT ‘ Stl * / } r ** t * L ' 7r a
o 4 MoNDAr^^“ u ‘“«» 1
TuUlrn anti SUUoq«;v “*
of Twea^'
may fnt ,r »t "oa'tJC'."" . ,w 0
—a aotil tb«s ej»ii of the tp>- .«s $-2 CO
• dpJ nation being *il*- .ui.or f J,,j r • bech&rged pro
tracteii t cbuaaa. for -w notice of wlthdr&nul;
aug'ikdo- i oe« on account of iro
- - ■ M. SMITH, Principal.
* L foul!! «t P ' lbU3!l ' J ' 10 *»
“*• *«.;. *-,*
Con?eut üb; “ dj
pfifos2XJi'7g£!» **
Clere H»U; Xy Jlto XorelL
im Ultnbiognnhy.
T W L f “ : by MtarKrtL
J«a«i (Jordon Bennett, bis Ufa end Times.
Meud, etdother Poems; by Allred Tennyson.
Uodey,
Sobeorlpilons received Tor any p.blished, by
»„e25 H MINER ft 00.,
il .. . No, 32 SmithfleM etrwi.
TM AdAZINkS FOB tiKi*Tls.Mßfc:K "
lUs Uadej’s Lady's Book ;
Household Words;
New York Journal;
Peterson’s Magazine;
Yankee Notions;
B^°S^a*S“ i y.e for August.
Btn,Pn^by B El°- J ' NKW BOOKS
Memoirs of James Gar . ’
EZSSS&r-i**:
Iteod'4 sa°jj SSS- in 2 TOlS
an*2& ’ * W * A- QXLDENFKNNKY A 00.’8,
- • Fifth opposite theTLeatrw.
.rert,
<*o Church.
j bjg 9 iilo Just receirwl acJ for sale by
SMITH, MAIB A HPNTBR
-*AB—IOO hhda prime H. Q. for r»U by ~
Y SMITH, MAIB A HUNTEO.
rBAOOO— 30 boxes Russell 6 Robinson's; '
, _ W. U. Grant's, and various other
oranda, for sale by BMITH, HAIR A HUNTER.
SUNDRIES— 100 boxes Clay Pipes;
60 do Herring;
100 bbls No. 3 Urge Mackerel;
25 do No. 1 Herring:
50 do N. C.Tar;
50 boxes M.R. Raiairs; tor eale by
SMITH, MATH A HUNTER.
REPLNBD BUGAKS—3S bbls LoveriDg*B Crashed;
25 do A Coffee;
37 do B Coffee;
50 do Granulated; for sale by
SMITH, MATE A HUNTBR.
O Hi—30 bbls N. B. Whale amt Tanner’* Oil for ;aia by
*»ft2s SMITH, &LAIB A HUNTER.
HPAAS—IOO half chests Young Hyson: ~
X 60 do Blank;
50 caddies Young Qyson and Black Tons •
For sals by raug2s] SMITH, MAIR * HUNTER.
ouvaa aias wu. a. eaoom.
Co-Panuriklp Notion.
rnau undersigned hare this day entered Into co-partner
„ |) }^S.'J.s* ,lnB leMod for » term of years the large
04R PAOTORY recently erected at ROCHESTER, Beaver
Oounty, Pa, ™>w prepued to contract for the manufac
ture of RAILROAD OARS of every description.
Address, “ Rochester, Beaver County. Pa."
August 17.1855.—[angS4:lf | KIRK A RHODE?.
U. COOK'S REMEDY FOR INTEMPERANCE—Per
U t tons who wish to refrain from the use of Intoxicating
liquors can now obtain this valuable remedy. It la sold at
the low p*** <^ v * l .P CT **>ttle. In some cases one bottle
effects ac.Y, ?*!“ dl . r “ ! oJ nB ,re ehnple; and If desirable.
It can be a. without the knowledge of the p*
tlent. Bold , ' ul / <“ ths city by B. L. ODTKBERT,
aug24 _ 63 Market street
BLACK BILi NJ-A- A- MAHON * CO. Lave jmt rte’d
per express a pieces of Plain Black Silks, of very
superior lustra anu * qaality. au«r24
A A. MASON A CO. are continuing to close out the
• balance of thei ' °f Lawns, Berages. Chain*
Chlnttes, and other kh. > “® °* Lrees Goods, at still further
reduction In prices. aug24
Arri ' “XUATION&.
and a Bar-keeper, {» r Germans.) A Boy wants to
learn the Watchmaking bus,
Foundries, Rolling Mill*, k Vllroad Contractors, Ac., can
find their help at BARR’B InU Offloe, 410 Liberty
street. \
A SITUATION In * Mercantile o Manufacturing eatab-
ÜBhment, as Clerk or Accounts ' £ * b Y » man of experi
ence; or would accept fbr the pres *° £ of BQ 7 situation
whera he could make himself useful au >1 ®»n» a-living.
Any communications addn»sed M 3. lA w ♦” a£ tb”
of the Daily Post, will meet with prompt attention.
augg&diw* v *
FASHIONS— *
O Qodey for September, 20 ct'nta;
Peterson do 17 tfo
Ballou do 10 do
Yankee Notions for September, 12 cents;
Leslie’s N. Y. Journal do 18 <l°
Life Of J. Gordon Bennett, $1 ;
Female Life among the Mornaons, $L
Jujt received by Express.
aug23 Ho. 30 JWh street-
CANARY AND HEMP SEED—A' supply "Of fresh AUi
deeo Canary and Heap Seel juiV received by
1 FLEMING,
or Dtacnd *ad Mwket it.
WdODWElii’S
f v rnituke
CHAINS.
WHOli yALE Ah,f AksTArr
EMiIKAOLWa KTKKV St V,B W
FDBItITVBB,
IN ’
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT
BDITABIJSFOB ’
PARLOUS,
CHAMBERS,
AND DINING BOOMS.
„ BtOAL TO ANV IN
NEW VOBK OB PHILADELPHIA.
AT LOW ER PBicrsa.
■W Krory article made by hand, and warranted.
Supplied w.U, n V b »fSH E .odOHAIBB,
VWoom., So,. 77 aad 79 Third .traet,
pittsiiumim. pa.
A, A. OABBIBB
A. A. CAHU.iri' aiJ,
<W *>•
8 TATE- i
""“"S'KiSSK^h*"-
—IjMO.OOO.
GIBAED
FIBB AND HABIHB INBUBAHOA CoarAHY
OF PHILADDfcPHJA. •
CAFI2AL — 9300,000.
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE VALLEY OF Vfij&THIA
CAPITA/. 1 S ° Ua9Ta *‘ VA « •' ’
CAPITAL. *300,000,
CONNECTICUT
MUTUAL LIFE IHBUHAHCE COMPAHVi
H . A BIVOBD, OONK
ml7 l C WTAL and ASSETS.-.. ia.IM.4HU
NOHm WEBTEEH INBUBANCBCOMPAHY ~
orncu, MBBO HANTS' KXOHANGIJ, PHILADKLPUU
CHARIER PERPETUAL '
! om ’ ,6BCare<l b > “«*
BoTit “ s "^«tv loo,ow
In Caal, Cash Aouita and oiS'ltataZ"™”"™
Total
.ass»E3?ssgE-
ssrEßsiroas.
s „„„ Zog..Un4aey JeOo.
Luit 1 . i& • s- wri « i^
Harris, Halo &to ’ S" H. 4 Qeo. Abbott,
WBSTEBH FABMEBSIHBUBABCE COMFAHT
NEW LISBON, OHIO, *
TAISS/piS/h 1 : OhMIM BuiMtagj N O . M
_ onickU:
urn
» PiTTEBUiQiI AirSUSCKa*
wiod,° OdW6U ’ K^£ I JIWdf lmor ’
Jno. V. Uarhanab. »L'
Jiaj Wm. StauM, Birmingham, lhmaon', N™£%„ k
British and Continental Exchange.
SIGHT BILLS DRAWN K 5
»UNCAS, BHSROAII a rn
ON THE UNION BANK, LONDON
riIUEaK DIL-TyTH IIB 07 . Am> tiFWABDa. *
i Towns of ENGLAND SCOTLAND
the CONTINENT. ' * »WTLANI> and UUOaAND, and
We also draw Biqhi Bxua on
M. A-Brmrtum A llolltD,
niLi . . FSAtTKfOBT A MAlir *
awnzejoaSd Holland. * U p “ t * of <“*»■*
uaf Utlmof < Oralit, f on r Sluch b M o!lJ * TOIP ' " lK *’
“'^•J““JP» rt ofEn ( Si,J M ' 7c *? h -^‘tongh
OoLitcnoKi 0 f Bills, N«b? ..A -« obUlnsd, u
rop«, will roclvo Dro.Vs^ft.^--i. a>>
.« Eecurltlaa In So-
WIUJ > HUNTEE,
amp DESISB EXOIvmELY IN
. iOCJB AND GRAIN.
Ho. 299 Liberty tirept, Pittsburgh, Pa.
O'Oossuimi anamaa, th» BKBT BRANDS o
PEN M3YL VANIA,
OHIO INDIANA an 4
[MISSOURI, SDPEBPfifßand
SIXTH A FLOUR,
Which gill always baeoia at tha lowest Pash prioes. fanU
WM. B. HAYS & CO.,
DEALERS IN BACON,
LAW), LAW) OIL,
CBIED BEET,
• SB3ABUUBED » n j
Al« j ..t O o M *i ysonllsndi ? AlnrAB SEo UAHS.
Bo» jjOl Llbortjr street*
PHTSBQBfIfI, Pun» T A.
a. J. oraousa...J. c . comma...a. a *oai3...w. a. wooi'wito
AM E E ICAN
PAP I E R MAC H E
MAHBFACTUBIHG COMPASY,
NO. 7 8 SECOND STBSET, PITTSBURQg, fJi .
Picture Frames, Window and Door Heads* .Brackets. Truant
V 4 Oeofra Pieces for CetUns*lS
'TOydesaipOon, alu sndleSicni
oo^ffn“ J nmatei -poredurabloihai; anyotheSffi
Orders executed on the ,hottest noUce.
No. 78 Second at, '
____ •
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
DBY GOODS
A. A. MASON & CO.
o« the eatabUabneut Ml be
jelS
JOHN COCHRAN & BROS.
manufactchebs op ua
IRON RAILING, IRON VAULTS
VAC!.*’ Dooas, LTS '
Window Shatters, Window Onardp, 40.
Wo», 01 B«oqnd street and 80 Third at
(ustwsia woo» a»» nA« lgTl )
PITTSBURGH,
lUvi on hand a rariety of now patterns «ney an
Plain, suitable fbr all purposes. Particular attention paid
to enclosing Grave tots. Jobbing dona at slum ( P„
s. M’KEE & COT
uAirupionmißß ov
M’KEE’S PENNSYLVANIA GLASS
Auaizw'or
WINDOW GLASS
Bilm, Double Strength, Imitation Orowo iml'ankr
VI.IB, Flasks, Pickle and Pierre W ' !
™ , . . „ Wine, Portcr and Mineral Bottles; /
Telegraphic & Lightning-Bod Insulators.;
J. n. J0H88... „
__ X>. DBHHT.
JONES & DENNY,
forwarding and Commission Merchants,
»p!B| 81 WATER (STREET, PITTSBURGH.
TBANBPOBTATION
TO MD EROS TOE EASTERS CITUg
m PUNKA, CANAL AND RAILROADS.
D. LEECH & CO.’S LINE,
Between Pittsburgh, Hew York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
I HIS ROUTE being now In good order, we ara rrtrnmrmA
to despatch property either way on favorable Utm*. '
amenta consigned to either of the undersigned will •
forwarded without charge for »r>.« -11 !
tions promptly attended to. ™ laatruo ‘ J
Address or apply to D. LEECH A nn
■
needling Depot tmSSL '
"rss'saasfc i
*■<>• 7 Battery Place, hnYott. ,
sp4:3m Is
MERRICK HOUSE.
w. A. BLOSSOM, Propbietoh.
HBW BRIGHTON,
BRAVES ODPot-t;
T_ _ R«nov«i«
J. KISNKR & 00. bava removed th*i» nfiu.» „
• fifth street, opposite Mason's, in !>*■ °
(Oculist) office. where clUiena will flat ?
rjoelve .uUcrfptloue for IHVINa’S Ltffi o»w\£&.v£ v
TO{i, aad otbn late publication*.
■- '* f yL
! '• > " V
u. wrLUAaa a co.,
Wood, corner Third »tr»t-