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HE CITY POST.
TUESDAY MOVING:
The Camp Meeting at Tarentum —The at
tendance at the Camp Meeting, near Tarcntum,
on Judge Breokenridgo'e place, is said-to be
larger than at' any previous one. The camp
ground is situated about threo miles north of
the tillage, and is admirably adapted for the
purpose, having plenty of line springs in the im
mediate vioinity, and being thickly covered with
splendid trees, which throw an agreeable shade
over the plaoe. There are aboot seventy-five
tents on the ground, including several large
boarding tents for the accommodation of visit
ers. On Sunday, no immense contymrao (esti
mated at from four to six thousand,) were pres
ent from this city and other plaoea. The Rov.
Alfred Cookman, of the Penn street (Christ)
Church preached in the mornieg, and is said to
have delivered a powerful sormon. We were not
present soon enough to hear mere than the clo
sing portion, but all those who were in attend
ance, expressed the opinion that it wob the moat
effective sermon spoken on a camp meeting
ground. In the afternoon, tho Rov. Mr. David
son, of Smithfield street church, addressed tho
assembled congregation; and in the evening,
Rev. Mr. Do Haas, of the Ninth Ward Mission,
spoke. Daring tho intermissions between pub
lio worship, prayer meetings were held in the
various tents erected by tha different churches
for that purpose, and quite a number of conver
sions were made. Although thero was a very
large crowd on the grounds tho whole day, qui
etness and order reigoed, and nothing ooourred
to disturh the general harmony.
A proposition has been made by Jadgo Breck
enridge, the owner of the ground, to sell the
property on which tho camp is located, consist
ing of about fourteen aores, for five hundred
dollars, (an extremely low prioe,) and it id con
templated by the different Methodist congrega
tions, to raise the amount in shares of fifty dol
lars, purchaso the ground, and devote it perma
nently to camp meetings.
A Narrow Escape. —East Wednesday night
a oouplo of gentlemen, living near Tarcntum,
while making their way home from this city,
<whero they bad beea in attendance on the Demo
oratie County Convention, mot with a narrow
escape from beiog killed. It was late in the
evening before they started, and as the night
was intensely dark, they proceeded with great
circumspection. A few miles ihie side of Ta
rentum, the road runs along tko edge of a hill,
tho canal being about fifteen feet below. Here
of the gentlemen got out to load the aoi
imal, but unfortunately missing his way, fell
over the precipice, dragging with him the horse,
buggy, end his compauoiu. The vehiole, the
(horse and the gentleman rolled over several
Aimes, alternately each being on top, antil they
reached the canal, into which they all took a
plunge. The gentlemen, after floundering
around for some time, found they were not in
jured, crept out themselves and then assisted the
horso out. Tho boggy was considerably broken,
but as no other injury was done, the escape was
considered fortunate on all sides.
Cutting Attair at thb Terry Hotel—A
difficulty occurred on Saturday afternoon, in the
dining-room of the Perry Hotel, between two
colored men Darned Moses McKinney-and Tfcos.
Graham—the Utter being the head steward.
They wero both elightly intoxicated, and got to
high words about seme unimportant matter,
when McKinney caught Graham and threw him
down n flight of stairs. Graham came up, seized
a earring knife, and sererely cot McKinney on
the left breast, near the shoulder. McKinney
caught hold of tho knife with his right head,
and it was drawn through hie fingers, ittivctiug
a very bad wound. Graham was arretted on
Sunday night, at a house cc Hancock street, and
committed to the tombs.
Horse Thief. —Monday night week, a horse
belonging to Mr. Loraine, near North Star.
Washington county, was stolen by a tnao named
M’Kain, who had been in his employ as a bar
rest baud. The horee was missed the day after
it was taken and traced lo North Star, wncrc it
was found in the possession of % Mr. Johnston,
who had traded another animal for it, gWioc
considerable money to boot. Mr. Johnston find
ing the horse belonged to Mr Loraiac, gave it
up and started in pursuit of M’Kain, iracing
him as fur as Steubenville, where ho was unable
to hear anything further of him.
Periods Accident. —Oa Sana »y al'tcrnooa, rs
Mr. William Blakely was returning from camp
meeting in a buggy, be gave tho reins into the
hands of 6 lady who was in company with h:m
•at the time. Tho horse took fright and run
■away, dashing tko buggy to pieces and injuring
Mr. Blakely bo severely that but little hopes are
•entertained of bis recovery. H» is new at the
house of his mother, in the Fourth Ward, Alle
gheny city. Tho lady escaped with bat slight
injury.
Bbcsipxs is the M .ie-Set —Mr. Taggart,
Clerk of the Market, presented at the meeting
of Councils, last night, tbo following report
from January COth to July llbih :
Amount collected for daily vegetable
stalls in Dhmond markets {**
Amount collected for yearly vegetable
stalls in Diamond market, from Jane
Ist to Jaly 28tb
Nominal pounds of butter taken
Delicate Surgical Operation. —A few daye
ago# & young married lady, living io ihe Fifth
Ward, accidentally swallowed a cent. It lodged
in the throat, and was afterwards forced down
into the stomach, by a physician. The procofli
of pushing it down bo iufliracd her throat, that
fihe was unable to eat anything for a couple cf
days, yesterday, Dr. Williams, with the aid of
an instrument of peouliar construction, extract
ed the cent from her etcmach. It was very
much discolored.
Queer Case of Imprisonment.—A man
raarcea AHchael Connolly was committed to jail,
yesterday’* one oar city magistrates, for “ be
•'beingdesultate o{ protection.” If being without
■ protection is a‘ fair oaa3e t 0 o[>nfia /o pereaa in
the county prist, '*• thst estftbliflhnient will soon
be full to overflown.’'S’ Mwo are afraid there are
■only too many in this' °"y " h ° nccd protcctioD.
Daeiso Pigepooeet. — Saturday afternoon,
a gentleman named Lee >, of $l9->,
while in the Banking House of ,ho .‘"'’“re.
Holmes. He had just deposited t* considerable
amount of money, tut retained tc e amOULI
above named. Two suspicious charact*."*
in the office at the time, but left a short tim** “ c *
fore Mr. Lee discovered his loss.
Petition fob Divorce. —Andrew Littlo yes
terday filed a petition, in the Court of Common
Pleas, for a divorce from bis wife. Mary Matilda
Littlo. Desertion is th£ cause assigned for the
divoroe.
Death from Cholera. —Patrick Keee, a man,
residing in a court in the rear of Splane's build
ings, on Fifth Btreet, died yeßterday morning,
after a eickoees of fuur hours.
■» - * ‘.
ThbCitt Councils held thoir regular monthly
meeting last night. The offioial proceedings will
appear to-morrow.
49-ClarU T 0 Stomach Bitters are acknowledge
by all who have tried them to bo the beet family medicine
of the age, lor the core of Dyspepgia, CopuveD«*s, and a di«-
ordered state of the Liver ana Stomach. They have no
rival. The proprietors do not pretend to caution piople
from using other preparations that ere palmed upon the
public uoder the nam* of Stomach Bitiera, for th«y lm*‘e
found that only one triad waa needed to render such <tault m
•unnecessary.
For Bale, wholesale, by Cou.bM A Claf.k, No. 22 Market
street; H. Kevsrr, 1-b) Wood street; and by Liuggl-tB
generally.
4^ Fraud l—Wu call attention to the fiut t f nur.e
roufl unprincipled efl r!s that nre daily making In our i ’'y
by venders of a bitter mixture, using the -p-rnmMU'- arm-
Inent (in ortb-r to eflec sales) to dealers in Hosteller's bit
tera, to purchase from them and s»-ll it in Hostetler’s bolll-e.
We hope that such impostors will be held up to pniilie i-u
-tempt by all respectable person? who sell or use tbr ge-iu
loe article.
Not only hrve we the individual evidence oj th.- < ount ry,
but almost every paper in the Union is euunuentiug u; ,□
the tuperiur excellence of, and th«; grest benefits Q.-ri*-d
from the use of this celebrated touic ; IwMdea va:icus div >o.
mae awarded, umong which is one from the Ohm Meehan
institute, at Cincinnati, where the committee—com:* *•'!
chiefly of physicians of the city—awarded lloarsTTES. cn
ACo a diploma for the euperior virtue of their Bitter- »
tonic and Ftrengthenerof the human »y*t«m. We Uiend re
caution all agaiust impofitione, and u. purchase of acne ; Jt
respectable dealers, whom they know would not deceive
them* or of tin proprietors, iVo. £O7 rtnn it., PiUslmrgh.
Double barrel twist and patent urkkpii
GUNS, from $lO and upwards. Call at lh« Enterj ri.«e
Gun Workß, 136 Wood street.
aug27
7S DNB TO lUKK, by th» dayor woe)!, to r«pon«ible ,-r
-(- IOM, by |»ng27] SOWN A Th7TI.K\ .
tOUTING JIAIKJiIAL, or aUaererip-lonf.formlr .ow
\ hr ffturtT] B'VWN A TKTLK i
“ UDBCATIONAIi.
PKNW INSTITUTE, corner of Penn and Hancock Htr«v(a.
The ensuing Session of thi* Institution trill crmxnt*:.ee
on MONDAY, tbe 3d of September.
TERMS.
Tuition and Stationery, per BeEsion of Twenty-two
Weeks * .—..s*«■ t)U
Pupilfl may enter at any time, and will be charged pro
rata until the end of the term, or till notice of withdraw al;
a deduction being allowed for absence on account of i re
tracted sickness. J. M. SMITH, Principt..
aug2fi:d2w(chj) , .
aum *♦ »»*“•
Co-Partnership Notlos.
THB undersigned hsTe this day entered into co-paiinur
ship, end baring leased fora VTn?U«TKIf'
Caß FACTORY recently eroded »t ROCHESTER, Bsster
Oounty, Pa- are now prepared to contract for the manul.c
turn of RAILROAD UAHS of every description.
Address, “ Rochester, Beaver County, Pa.
August 17, 1866.—(au*44:tf J KIKK A EHODK..
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
Reported Expressly for the Daily Morning Post
AUGUST 28.
WAsaisoroH, August 26—Although the policy of this
fs,v!f n i? l fJ l i m no \ shAn5 hAn 8 etl respecting the acquisition of
kere that the recent reported movement
of Minuter Dodge in Spain, which called for the declaration
or the Spanish official Gazette, in opposition thereto was
Pi? . , s , B P ec ,lflc form, the administration well knowing
that Spain is hostile to the cession of Cuba.
Col. Steptoe haying, in effect, declined tho appointment
or Governor of Utah, Brigham Young is merely acting Gov
ernor until the appointment of his successor.
It is reported that a despatch has been received at tbo
Coast Survey office stating that the U. 8. Coast Survey
steamer lietzel has exploded her boilers near tho Cares cf
Chesapeake, killing a fireman, and seriously injuring the
as&istantengineer, Darned Latimer.
Information received to-night, from White SulphtiH
Springs, represent the President as having recovered from
his recentattack of chills and fever, and as attending o ball
there.
About $3,200 have b*»en subscribed here for the relief of
thj fever sufferers at Norfolk.
Public Reception or President Pierce—
Hie Speech on the Occasion.
Baltimore, August 27—President Pierce had a public
reception at White Sulphur Springs, during which he
made a speech, in which he complimented Kx-Prcsident
Fillmore on the purity of hie administration, and for the
high purposes which he so bravelv conceived and wisely
executed. He denounced Know Nothlngism indirectly as
an Indirect antagonist to the doctrines and principles of
the Constitution ; he hoped none of the modern Urns so
potent ior evil and powerlew for good bad representatives
present, and he urged his hearers to avoid the hurories
which are io direct antagonism with the doctrines and
principles of the Constitution.
We have no mail south of Washington tbis morning.
New Yokk, August 27.—The steamer Daniel Webster, of
the Nicaragua route, arrived sbout eleven o’clock this
morning. She brings 300 passengers and upwards of $300,-
000 in treasure. The principal consignees a e . Wells, Fargo
A Co , $110,000; Cresal A Co., 240,000 ; Newhouse A Spati
$24,000.
The Daniel Webster reports that a terrific hurricane vis
ited the Mu e quito Coast, enuring the total loss i.f a Bri'lsh
sloop of war. Her cutter reached San Juan on the 10th,
with despatches to ihu steam frigate Buzzard for assist
ance; the latter lpft immediately for tho hcene of the
disaster.
Boston, August 27 —Besides numerous private gifts, A l
bolt Lawrence bequeaths to the l awrence Scientific School,
$60,000: for building model lodging houww, $30.00u; Boston
Public Library. $lO OOO; Franklin Library, In tha city of
Lawrence $5,000; American Bible Society. ffi.OOO; Home
Missionary Society, $5,u00.
lULTisi.uia, August 26.—There wera 17 death* from the
fever reported at Norfolk yesterday, and 19 at Portsmouth.
Mayor Modis has recovered. Dr. Levitt ia dead. Tbe new
case? ate very numerous in both cities At No:folk the
lever ts represented as unabated ia its ravages.
BoiTos, August 27.—The Grand Jury of Cumberland
county, Maine, have refused to find a Mil of ind cttnenl
agai; et Neal Dow fur hh connection with the death of Rob
bins,.in the late I ortland Liquor Riot. Several of the riot
ers have bum indicted.
Departure of Got. Shannon.
St Lons August 27 —Gor. Shannon passed b«ru vo?tt<r
da;, en route lor Kan‘&.<>.
Kentucky Election •
Lol’lSTilui, August 27 —Moorhead'* official majority l*
4 403.
r COFFEE— 230 bags KJo Ju*t reeeired and for *al* by
> aufiSu SMITH. MAIR k HUNTER
SUGAR —100 hhds prime N. O. for nali* by
antfltt SMITH. MAIR k HUNTER
TNjIiAtXX)— •'W bf'iM Kq.imll a Robin.-wo'*
J. 33 do W. IT Grant'*, and various other
brands for _ SMITH. MAlIt k HUNTER
URIES IOJ boxes Ol») Pipes;
O r>o do Hernt-g.
JoO bbl* No fl large Marhcrvl;
23 do No. 1 Herring;
ih do N. C Tar.
bo 1.-srs M R UaUi.* : for |. T
_ SMITH, MAIR k HUNTER
¥iKM N LU cIG AKA— Lf I.lx-Trn Crushed ;
XU 2 * do A CVQ*«-.
<\ I b—2o bU* N. U M'tul« hij.J T»on«:'. 6:1 f r * v
J SMITH MAIKAHL'NTbR
r I'SAc—100 halfcbvsta Vi-onj Hraio
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A SITUATION In a Momoiih' or Manufacturing n'* k .
Ihhmmt. a.s Clerk or Atouu ant, !>y p ui»o t-f rx ? ».- : .
c*n■ i:; -r would ar'-»-p: for th«* preset of anr s*iun'.!> \
a h-fA hi* -ould Rink* himw*U anl (••rr h Bring.
Anr I'mDDtii.i.TitPiH ftddr**»»“l “SR W at Ibr i ffi. r
•f ■ hr Da.iy « K.l rax: n:th prompt attention
o"£?-.r .it«-
NtW A.M> '.M.L'.Uil.h h j u . ; r«.rir-S 4l
1 ; Ir-uVc*. Li Mtr&r! icreet, n»-&r F mrt w .
(• laoru.*. or Ui«: Wonders of the Short, by hitgiic; ; i<.*:
R<v. Ju«-» Smith. 2
IVhjr-h • the lug hi nr U>« L-fl. fl 3S.
v, v U .liUn;!** and err*nJi-m. by Fred. IVitigliiA.
V>ay;aoiTa InteUf-ctuai l'h»lr>:’< ph-. . {.1.26.
Hu !g»* on llVrn IVuli/i . D . on Proverb,., A*. k~
Ur &l H nrfc i<»*-c-on i
■•»■? of lb* Hi!.*:o:a. Ai:u«. aiiU T»
't--r n*lijr», ►vtzif-lomK, i.n
prvvrntJut*; tj e:drr-M-l Ic Lh« qv»u . u-i
r->> -i*r, nj'h plat*** and (.utDi-n'Ul cas<*s<,
>!»►><-;) Mjrl-TU-t; Kiplmoed and Kxpc*«i t ky I>r Ma
bon ; $1
c*l<J K**>l/=ton* j ; r.hraj edition.
tHT I) ardrd by mail at * moderate ripens
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1\ H. 6x»K■•« ~KKMKL»V * v r ) K*7NT>.UPKOANCK-i >r
/ Pom> »hi' wiah to refrain irons the u«« of latcxiceln*
ran lcw obt*in this valuable rmnlj It «a pcld at
lb- luw price of *1 l*ot;i«*. In koei* c*«ei ud«- to’.:-
► /T-ri* a '*uro. Tb«» directions »r*> simple, aoJ If
)' run be the knowledge cl the p«
urn*, gold only in the city by &. L. CUIIIBEUT.
“«<-< _ _ 63 Market
{i LACK .-II Ks—A A MaK*»N a i(j ha** ;u.t r-<
} pr . xpr«*< hpreral p*-.*fs of Plain Mark (Mika, P »-rj
- •■;;»?r i-ir lu-trv and q-iaMty au.rU-i
VA MArON A OiJ. are c» Ltinu)D£ t' c'oko iut Hi
• bull!. •{* of their .<[<> k of L*wun, Heraf®, Cfc»M:»,
Clua'z-*, and olb-r kind- c-f Dr*s« at *UII further
“•'tf.-J
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\t f ANf SITUATIONS— A U*rd«‘D«*r, a o*rrl4>r«* t>rt * »-r ,
f V nu«l ■ Unr)i»-*f«»r, (.ill U'rmiDr. A want* tr*
; -a'u ih<* Wutcbmaklng busings*.
huuo'irif®. Uoiiitu MiJl-, lUuroM Contractors. A ■, r- B ti
fii.J their bolp at BAKU'S JoUrUltfßijrr 410 Lj^Ui
KIH EUiIKK KaHHIOV.h..
kT> t r <r Brp‘**mN , r, t?j '••til*:
If IT rln
htll- u rtn 10 do
VaLk«n! Xotior* f>r Sfpiembtr, )2 cent*;
N. Y Jourrinl Jn IS do
l.iio of J ‘i-rloo f.l ,‘25 ;
U/- tbr Mortnoo*. $l.
Just by Exprosw Jlraj»mt»T ih«? pUr*.
LAUFFRU’B D OKBTORE,
No 30 Fifth itr»*rt.
eIANAKY AND IIKMf »KhD—A aupplr of tre-h uuj
/ clean CaDwy and Hrinp Seed juft received by
JOS FLEMING.
i;ug:.’2 corner <>f Diamond «n<i Market *t.
fcALK—Four good tJrsrk llouaej od fown*«i»d rtrrwt.
« d **ai>y term*. Ago J Jot or good trade will lw ukm
•.or the fin-t pajmenf, and lime given on the balance. tor
H‘-b*-r ( f ;h*m Jt u getting a bom** eeay Enquire of
Kug22 TUOMAB WOODS, 7a Fourth ft.
* For bale or Kent ~
r IMIK nubvrib*T < tfrrs for pa)* or leaee the wel l known
l COAL vvoKKS at WEST ELIZABETH, P,. t fifteen
mil** r.b('T<- Pltuburgh. on ih« M'-nonc ah*l» river
’lb**"* Wn k« are in <vunpl«-t* ruuulog order, and
hl.ucdnntly supplied with I'hul Cam. anil *v*-rylhinu *1 *‘-r
iitimug thereto. for doloi; an ex’enpltv burio-s», , n*-r iar*
w due-meats for any wt-hing to engng- in ; h** Coal
im-dneeß.
The quality of the coal ip -quit to any 1q lb- Moo<>rgn
h-la Valley, and hue bad the preference New rirtean*
market for purpose*. Ac.
AIw>—FIFTY TOWN LOTS, eligibly suited for building
"'“OS.
* ALSO “^ Urge LOTS, suitable for nianufuetarie■< cr
boat-builfl» nif ; .... , ,• .i‘
The KAIIN adjoining la in a high state of cultiratli>n ;
and will be ‘sold .° n faTorabiw terma.
Person* wishing w' purchase, and wanllng a bargain, f#r
Dart Dr ( |„ .hole of ;!>• »ho*e property, erlH 0.11 no the
uoderriKnetl, »t tho r.fflco P< C. IHMBEN, Second .nd Him
HpreeU’or at LOGAN A DhJUIHA.VS Coal Office, rorner
Tn^: l dW n ‘ 1 CHAO T. HIMgEN.
OF KVEUY DESCRIPTION pultable lor Railroad*. Cv
nklfi, Ac., for weighing Hay, Coal, Ore, and Mercban
diae generally. Purchasers moy feel Batumi that ihey cau
supplied with a superior und reliable article, and run
ii * rirk
Each Scale Is guaranteed correct, and If (after trial) Dot
found satisfactory, can be returned without charge.
Factory at the o)d aland, established Dr thirty years, cor
ner of Ninth and Melon streets, Philadelphia
A BBC IT A CO.,
aus23d3m Fuocessora to Eiuoott AjAblott^
rfHVfcNTVONfc YKaRH A SLA V K —tfirtNir.ai* Ykaks a
I FhxiUA.*, —My Bondage and my Freedom, by Fred.
Douglas**, rail 1. Life as a glare. Part 2. Life as a Free
man. 'With mlu roduetiou by Hr. James McCuno Bni'th.
Steel pox trail of the anthor, and other illustrations. One
volume; price $1,26. For sals by
augtld V B. T. C_MOBOAN.
EKllY’d No. 27 PEN— A fresh supply ot Ferry’s Klm
tir. pen.s a Terr superior article, just received and l*>r
hale by W. 8. HAVEN,
augi;j Market street, corner ol Fe-ond.
BLANK hooks—a superior stuck of every description
ol U.auk Books for sale by
aug&J _ JL A , V .P---
EN VKLOPl5B—A great varlnty of Biaes, styles and quali
ties for sale by |nugV.'s‘ W._B. HA\F.Nj_
T.hoNiTDo'wkrfK’ HISToKY.--My Bondnge and
Sj rnv Freedom; by Frederick Douglas*. One to*.
linio, 46* pp., illustrated. Price $1,20. For sale by
aug23 It. MINER A CO , 32 Pmlthtield st.
i MAN'a A .MAN Foil A' THAT.”—My Bondage
and my Freedom ; by Frederick Douglaaa. On« vol.
12mo, 4(14 pp., illustrated. Price $1,26. For Bale by
HUR23 H. MINER A
C'" lOX'd 81'AkKl.iNO QELATIn—I2 doien of ihis excel
) lent article juft receired by
aug22 JO3. FLEMING.
SllOLLDt.lt BRACES—Another lot of superior Bbi>uldi-r
Bruces received by Jaug22| JOS. FLEMING
AROMATIC CACIIONS—An excellent article for flavor
iDg the breath after^emokiug; a supply received by
B r 'WN A TKTLKY
BAKING POWDER—I 2 doten of Preeton A Merrill's cel
ebrated Baking Powder received by \
aug22 __ JOB. FLEMING.
FOR SALE—Two Uouaesand Lotson the oornerof Logan
andTowDSend atreeta—one of them a good brick house
with nine roomß, all in good order; the other a good frame
house with Ore rooms. They will be sold very low. En
quire or TIIOMAB WOODS,
ang22 76 Fourth street.
CIUEESE —200 boxed prime W.\ K. Cream Cbeeuv just
f received by |aug3] F. R. DRAVQ.
WE. 80 U M KUTZ, at No. 107 Market etreei, is
• now closing out hla Entire Hummer atock ot
Boota, Shoes and Gaiters at reduced prices. Ladies, you
should by all means call and procure a pair of those beau
tiful Gaiters, selling so low. aug4 _
AJ?LK SUGAR—3 bbls for sale by
jyl9 HENRY H. COLLINB.
EFINED SUGARS—2S bbls Crushed Bugars ;
16 do Powdered do.
Reelved and for sale f JylTl ATWELL, LEE A CO.
1 tIN—IOO pigs Banca Tin just received, in store and for
sale try P | jyßl] 3. W. BCTUSR A CO.
- ; ' s^ f , , '• .
Washington City Items.
Lateal from California.
Ueqneits of Abbott Lawrence.
The Epidemic at Norfolk.
Case of Neal Dow.
J-* Jt Coffrt*;
5-' •!" OranulaVl- for ml* I'V
■*MITU. MMli A nrNTFK
50 Young Uvaoo and Black T-a* -
[ ,nug.>.‘, HMiTli. MAIRA ULNTkB
W nnted
Platform feeaiefl
COMMEK-- ’L\ L POST
HTTiamon rj!- i
Pi i: i: t- \*s -v
1 iAi'
DAILY Kl./wIW 0* PITI'SEUEOH MASSXIB.
■ IfiCdft II! ? i-'A-M .'uii'.*;;S9 r.-bT, )
Tuesmy, August 28, 1&66. )
FLOUR— Snlri* 7* **v.rs from * burf m $7.25 ; 76 do
do train wharf ri $7.26.
GRAIN—HaIe? 76 bus ShHled from wharf st 77*'.
SUGAR—SaIes 31 bhdr crinmon tit 7<~ ; 6 do fuir at 71l ;
lu do do at 8; and 10 do g*>-d fair at R<\ 4 u><h.
WHISKY—ShI-s 26 aud 5y bidr r*-ctifi~d at 36;.
SALT—Bn'-s i"fi b‘-|* No 1 i*t $1 C.2 l^
BACON—Bacon ks adv«.Qc.*.i a «at within the last
week; salei 14,000 lt>« can vase,*d Moulder* at 10-,cat-h;
3,600 do do at JOH ensh ; 3,600 dn Shoulder* at IOVw, cash •
3Coodo du at 10]-j, time; 1,600 do Hams at lL:. ’ '
Ntw York, August 27 —Cotton unchsDfp-d, with a limited
business; sales 7UO bales ut former rates Flour unchanged;
sale* 11,600 bbk at $7.87(59 for common to choice Slate and*
$8,60@t»,26 for Ohio and Michigan Wheat unsettled ; Pales
17,000 bushels at $1,69@1.9<> for Bouthero red. and %‘Kfy'l Oti
for white Corn brm ; sales 05 000 bushels Western mixed
atPo<§}9lb£. Whisky unsettled; sales in this ut 43. To
bacco firm nt 8(^11. Pork unchanged; sales or 1400 bhla
ut Beef firm; sales 200 bbls at $11,76(313 for
country lUess. Lard lower; sales 46obhis htsll,l2. and in
k» gs at $12,60. Bacon better; sales at $11.12; Ham* 11
and Should-re llutter plenty and dull at 13. Cheese
wanted nt 9?*. Groceries tirm. Oils Linseed quiet at
'.‘l. Lard Oil scarce at oo<3M. Iron Letter . Bales 160 toufl
scotch p'g at JS6, Lead hrm. Guou-y doth* Arm at 13W
svles l&O bales.
Ptm.i.PKLfHi\, August 27.—Cotton pomtnues in but lim
Ited demand without charge. Flour «al«a « n .
Jiued to small lota for home <Y>Qsucir>tW*n at for
common and good brands, and %'J 26(.y59.76 lor extra • the
market continues baro of Lye Flour, and it l* wanted at
$..27 Corn Meal scarce, and held firm l vat $4 60. Mors
W heal oQeriug to-day, but th* dem-nd' is quits UmiLsl,
nod price-* are bared) maintained, sales h *. 1.7$ 1 .s*» ;or
Uir and prime Southern aud Fenon ted, $1,70 f,. r an In-
It-rior lot, and $1,1*3 tor prim- Wblt-v t'cn : surer „*!'•*
2.UUU bushali* yellow at 97, and a lot--f Whl’. „• <i'. llV yr.
Cate in fn.r demand at 4ui..i41. !u Grc-cerj*-* and Frnri-
tin* tran-actit-ns are l Wl.i-kj flrrjj.-r and is
now held at 42- in l.bls and 41 m hhds.
ClNi't*x*Ti. August 27. —F.our. .L'ull mj inactive; aal e «
at $*V So Sales lloQ but Corn nt r.o.- I n Pr<v Ismn*
nothin* ■ H-ring, and ih« market is at a *»».,.) Whi*ky...
In cn/ai o-niand nt advanced rule*. t.isij t. : ,j s al .jq
ut,34 : H Sugar... Finn at U ffw The ziver
hiurti-en 16 tuches since Satunia) ; weather wet
Baltimore. August 27. Wheat elsout 6 rents lower;
Torn bap undergone a aught 1-e'tne fr- tn Hatimiav’i pri-ei
Flour. City Mills offered at <-u. and Howard Street ut
|B.2t. withon’. buyers
Auction-.Sate* l>a!ly.
AT the Commercial taler Booms. ct.;r:,-r ! W.-vd t.r;i
Flf : h «t re'-ta,at 10 o’clock, A il., ag- nerel a«e rtcieut
of rteaaocable, Staple and Face; I?rr 'li-.-ir- Clctb'.og Loot*
and Sbr-ea, llata,Cars, A-,
AT 2 i/CWCR, F M..
Qroc^rf ** tJa—DSwar*. fi.i '-'OulWi, L. >• *!na
ai*rtCf«, Ni-W »nd S*.DD'i liai*d liouM.ii.-iJ in ! Ki ’-br. ¥ui
oi'urf, Ac.,
Bc-ciH, ruti.orr-. V*.’A-? Artt.-.rs. i n»*.rn enrols.
Hardware nn J i*i< '.Mr.:, V*rVtT i«.-. i» 'i ;• --ij
tl’r. r -at f Ac {• \\ v ...i." YY'm
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lrl»? mx U> tiiL
l-iu*' r- >:r
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for wM-h It <.>»« »-r--,r r » *>% .-ts <t *'.•••!, ;; i.
adaptrJ, f ,-r ntir f.r !:• r- .1'•t.r* .■ri- « 1 t- ] o'nv.r
&M** tiTtn 1 *i* to 'ini*- < ’ m-t:*
For furtb* r j-arijr jt&rs n ;>x!r** of
b')p '2"2 J 1 «i« 1 m
T'WIK CKNniAI. KU AKD up hUi OU l< i\, c f Tnul u’-jh,
J. *IH • «;*pl catr-h.-- (until Mon-lav. :he
third day o; fk*pl**m .■•• r n» x>. > f i,m >!n>miu<i »( (:i n> K '
the Mtuatl>n of ,\**is'ant iVur.h-r lu the r*. h<«-i Tb*
qtialifh‘®t»oo» mu»t U mjoM to th -k- yf the fcVwalc
Teacher* In Af-kdruue*.
Addr*-* H K M.-i’iWIN.
T-cu ; I jhr. C,-r. ■ra ! |u.* r I- f I r
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au^sl
i i K Ai'htt O A ft.
VJJT to urdpf, at 47
STKAWIiEpia 1n.,.,11 ts.rHtv \ uw,, t i, til
for planting, of {):.• tftf i f u» t< r-t.- 5 v«r>!lM. 4T Fifth
Btrref. rui.'l*; .MMK* W A K DK'if*
JUNIATA BLOOM*—
60 tons K. fl. l,y t le'>i J un'.Hl h Li: tr. jn .
60 ton* Jut>ialu Blovrnu, |>-r v».- !i\
ang2 J \V* Itnri.Kß A CO.
NO 38 FIfTII HTKKKT, f.w ).,• r .t tU Kxrh«off«
Back. Ltv. :f ir.jj’H m. i Ci-rilini .‘•KiAIU for
I'V , iUj 1* f .1 ,\ V N y.'i
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C" lILVt'LA ft--- • i .n<'i l-*i \''.(intc :n f!rr-:
) Mill top HHir- ‘.v Mil.t.lK * Ul'.’liKTSuN,
h , »•- _.i h-.i) Lib. rty ~tr.-et.
S” AI.KKAII.’> -:• •• .'irfiu '' SaicralU* ill
store Ull 1 f T *:li • by
" au *l4 VIM.KUA UICKKTSON.
IV AIKV &ALI —oi bU U I'tiw> Mwi Jiu t ir-'j aua K»r
/ Faloby [nugUl MII.LKK A KICKKTSON.
BiTazll bUUALI —lit) Ix'ii'h White LnuiJ Bugur iu euro
fto>l tor ?h)o by
aD fU MILLKK A ILICKETSON.
JOS FLKMINO
(S' ARB ()V ct.'DA—iu kei-h Curb, of bodu iu »>tore and fur
j sale by (augUj ' MI LLKU A KICK ETBON.
UKOCNDY I’lTCli—"l-OU ib* for nii«* by
H A- FAHNESTOCK 4 CO ,
aa gj4 c. rni r Firf-t and Wood st*.
the for sale bv
RUg l4 li. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
ALEX henna’—aba lbs for sale by
U „ K I4 H. A FA [I N EST«XK_A CO.
Uj>QUITO~UAitB —A. A. MAtoN A CU. bare jnut
opened Rtuubfr large hajiply of Mufiijuito Netting,
io nil colors, and at very lot* pricen. aujl3
f|Tul£“uXTrDbuXrhST”usi«)rtniHOt of Gaiters and Fancy
X Bho*-s can be bought at No. 107 Market street, ch-ap
f<-r cwli. (aut4l W. JL 8 lUMKRT7.
BED-BUG POISCN —A pure n-wedy, emtiiy »p.
O plied. Price ‘J6 rents per bottle. Sold at
augO 63 MARKET ST
SULPHURIC ACID TUM.—(Wordhaasmi Oil Vitriol,)
Just received and for aale by
aug3 FLEMING BROS.
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1 \ i } *. > » K
TKLEGEAPH HAESKTB
ALCIION SALijo.
'CL* >C K . i>. M
i\ H DAVIS. Aacuonsor
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h iith
JA'IK' WAHI-IMI 1
Peitlu Tea More,
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£?* !§ FOR RII l ESI
Tui Ritxb.—The, fitago of water at dusk l&dt evening »**
6 t»*et 6 Inrh-ji, By the pier marks. Business ou th«
wlmrf was brisk, large amounts of other produce
arrived. Fire steamers were loading for St. Louts, two for
Cincinnati, one for Zanesville, and i ne for OalHpolls—those
f>r St. Louis and Cincinnati were principally loaded with
goods from the E&teru market.
*r ami
Tag steamers “ Gipsy ” and “J. B Oarsoti ” Were to Me*
Cincinnati on Saturday !«u;t f r Pittsburgh.
i'K’.W.f, v.
I'I.WORTH,
The steamer “ Eclipse '* is the regular Wheeling packet
to-dny. She leaves nt 10 o’clock, A. M.
Tne steamer “ Conroy ” Is the regaler Tuesday packet for
Gallipolis and all intermodiste ports; she leave* this after
noon at 3 o’clock.
Tn* steamer “ Reliance,” *eapL Nelson Crooks, will lean*
this mornlog for Cincinnati—having her load on board
there will be no delay.
Tas steamor “ Fairy Q ;ocn," Copt J C. Ueno, will depart
early this morning for Cincinnati. She has splendid accom
modations for passengers, and is run strictly on the tem
peraooe principle,
Tin fine oteamer '• Saint Louis,” Capt. Jesse Dean, will
leave for Bt. Louis and all Intermediate ports U-day. We
caa say ‘.othose who pit themselve in care of Capt. Dean,
they will never complain of Inattention to their wants.
Till floe steamer “ U. 8. Mail," Capt. Ransom, was una
voidably detained yesterday; she wilt - positively leave this
morning for St. Louis. Those who w ish to make a pleasant
trip to the Mound City should not fail to eall od board.
Mr. Drum, the clerk, will make uil at home who travel on
tho *• u. 8. Mail "
Tut owners of the “Kentucky li me" purchased the
steamer “ Clara Dean,” from Capt. Wm. Dean, yesterday for
$13,000 cash. Bte la now loading for St. Louis, and Is ad
vertised to leave ou Wcdoeiday. Capt. Geo. W. Reed take*
command of the bout, and Mr. James Mellon charge of the
clerk’s cfflre, with the original crew of the “ Rentoeky
Home."
W* Hip the followlrg from our 8;. Louis exchinges, of
the 23d Inst
The rlv«r at thi* point was at a stand yesterday. We have
no change to report in tbo Upper Mississippi and Illinois
rivera Tho Missouri river Is reported, by the Klvlra, at
ih« old standing point, feet io the channel to Arrow
Hock. The Admiral, from Council bluffs, reports the river
falling all the way down. There la a good stage of water
bt-weeu this potnt and Cairo. Arrivals w-re very fe.rce
yesterday. Receipts light. Weather Wei and Lusluosa very
dull.
The Altamont arriv«?d ywterday fmia Keokuk. Hlie nui
loade<l for Bt. Paul, but could not g*t over the K»pids, and,
re (-Lipping her freight, ram* back
The stern wheel Fulls Llty, which has b**en on the Mi*
tU-ippi (or sovnrul week* pasi, returned yesterday «i‘.h u
l;ght t-urgo.
7he lu-n Bdt bus hauled eff from bueicess, and will h
up f--r ten day* or two week*
POST OP PiTTSBUHOH
6 r«rr f. mem* waraa m vi!* caisnit.
AEKI V fclJ.
Fleshier Jefferson, Witfxlwanl, U*-owt>oTille.
Lui*rn«, lien nett, lire* l>i ll la.
Uen ilay&rd, P**elil^f, Ellxwbetb.
“ Clare Fisher, West Newton.
" Venture, Gordon, Pteobenftile.
Mtcbigau No. 'J, Herat, Wellsville.
*• Moore, Wheeling.
M llochcrtar. Neaje, Clnrinnall.
DKPAUTBD
Ptearoer Jaffereco. Woodward. H:own.*Tiil*.
Luieru», U»*nD«“Ct. Brow u*vl lie.
<3«n Rayard, Preble*. ElktAle-ih
Clara Plsber, llendenckaoti, W«*;t Newtc-D.
V«atur», Gordon, StrabenTtUr
Mir.bttran No 2, Hernt, Wvil*viil*.
SLept.-rd. Wheeling
Sliver W*»*. M'Mllilo, St Rials.
Freiifhier. l>*vi». Z*n'*#v\ll«.
STEAMBOATS.
i’lilibargb) Steubenville and Whocllog
rrn, 1'.rk.1.,
■ TliP TtOiAl.lK, C*p-Uin A. P BntPn*w>, ■n-S
KCI-Il’-’K, C*f.Ut:n ,Gkiol I) Mooßt, ’•if)
•a.. »• r**ruUr t>\!LV J'ALKKTis, T*UL»l>ur,fft,
»tj-i Wbivllc*. *?•'{*} t*! all iat«rtn»*di»i«
’■ *• r F.«>HALIK >*t» PtitnSfjrplj ?5 n Monday*, fff-1
•* a>> to: rnJ»T«, 1. . ■ \ A. \1 —Krtumfxg «hc
•* ' *•»«.- wbtf iiog f»o Tu'-til.-. *•.. 1 !-.v;r>3*T| mj Sa:uri«yt.
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tri'! »: i .- vi, A M —hrturnt- ip,
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Hrgntar Tu«»<l«>- Packet for U htcilug,
flarleltn RDrl f 2 alt! opol la.
c —Jh, Th*> r;*w nil i iifatn-r OONVi'V,
W nr, Jr, Mr.*?*-.-. 1) lumahh, Ci*r*.
ifaTp •’>- ! intrrsa*.-Jia‘e pert*
f'r:t lit ( v K., I 1 M , :*ui r
or i-vsc'', *ir'l ' r > *•'
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For l laoinnMl,
ttaaotor iUH tll>TKn, Capuin 0 W
j «aai . 3*r i». !»•**-• t- . »iii ,A»te *r th" kbo**
- • • ;xr:. ca WEDNESDAY.
.V 6! :u A 5»
For M Louis,
The Cl.AiiA I/KAN*. Captain (} W
•. He rtt, J\r Mtixoa. win Iratß forth*
*•■■■>!»' v an l mu-ruipiiiti. |«>ri* on WEDNES
DAY, Au»*i*t svth, at S'j A M
*°r fr*t,-bt cr p*»age aip.t ~n hr-*rd, or to
• ajFLACK A iJ\KNK3, Agent*.
For Cincinnati.
—* . T>>. f.tr*m*r FAIRY gIEPN, CapL J. C
, C!*rl. J T. KiSflor . will leata for \h*
■HHHHBahoT* and IclcrcrtsiiaU pert* Tl'L. S l>A V, Aag
V*. at J'j A U.
ter freight >-r pasaage *p>pir on loard. or tr>
»c<-i _ W.ACK A IUKNKi, Agents
For Cincinnati.
Thestearaer KKLI A NCK, C*} t, J N Cfjvss.
Cart* auttn , »j;i le«»t for the ai-or*
intermediate parte in TI'KSX>AY, August
:vh. at lu A. M.
F' r flight nr apply on tioard, -r to
-••if- FLACK A IU..M: y , A.ootj
For Si. Loali
-mri Tt>e»t*acier L R. MAI L, Ca j tain IU a 1 ";* .
‘-JJjfC , »»!'■ . aid laare f.,r tij«* «Vt« and in
tt£Qßflß3Btcrci i’.a'.** port* on 1' KSDAY, Auiur: 1" at
« <•!•< fe • . M
tor freight or paiua.gr apply on --t to
■ JOHN FLACK, Agent.
For Cincinnati and St Loals.
m» The ataaraer SiINT LUUI?. Captain Jens
Ji^g^j&Daa.n, Cierk.lt W\*«:r.rsj . will tea**fur the
< ’6flE2£SH§6!x'T« ,%o>l toh'naadl&te ports on TL KRDAY,
August at 4 P. M
t - r ir~i*ht ut passage a; ply on hoarl, or to
FLACK a I\AH.NK9, Ag-nte
J. K. Darbour,
IKYKE CLKRK Bt. U<Ct&, Mo. (at W N. Newell’*
j office.) J K IiAKIP.iUH hariog long experience In
Receiving and DL%-barglng Freigh: fur Steamboats. offers
«up*ii. r induremnn is to StramboaU desiring a DI.SCIIARG-
I NU CLKRK. m y 4
1M PtiRTANT At this eeasoo of ti *■ year. wh rn dl*eafe«
of the ftotaaoh and bowels are *o frr»juen', and. :f nr
b-d, ar« so apt to degenerate into .-holer* morbus, cr
i'»«o Asiatic cholera, do family should N» without a tattle
> ( k «. t'anrootratrd K**er>e». of Jamaica ami a l> Itle
<-f vVirAev’* celebrated I)iarrh*ra Medicine, which, It uw<4
a - tu ftccompan J in* dlr»c '*‘ne, will j-roae u eje*»a]y,
■■ate and efßcactom r«mMv They can hfl had on vut the
Lrujr Htore of JulIN IIAFT,
augl6 136 Wood fllrreL
JOHN W. M’GARTHYj
Itill Poster and. Distributor ,
attend to the Porting and Distributing of all
Miilri'f
IHLL3 FOR 00NCKHT8. LECTURED. KXIIIBITIONB. Ac.
All c<immuDicat)on»—•■ither l.y mail. t*!egmpb. or other-
Wl.-e—d.n-cte.l iu the offli-e uf Uie iiuruiog Post, will rt
c»-1»»• prunipt attention >r *
111 OLKVKLANU UIUM.MoH.n-A superior Vrncl-.
x V t juht rec«tTo>i and fur rale bv
ItMWN A TKTT KY, 13« V Wru, 1
HUANDrt, STAMPS AND <mSM ; lLi* rut u. or **r, »t
nhcrt notice, by RoWN 4 TETI.KY.
13A WooU nfr**«»t_
IK OK TKN MIMJTK-* nufflcf'e fur & flitting (to tbnmj
X s in h»»t*)at CAR')O*B, 76 Fourth street. The ob-ture
way thru t* c*lk*U for. Open to TUitors until M
na«4
1
'.''UUo—a bbl-i Fr**ab Kg|(s r*cwt?wl by Railroad icli d*y
[j and for tm\* bv [»u<7| 11KNtiY 11. CO LUNR
CluK-N MKaL—Mt buahMn Corn .'leal, ground Thin day,
) l'v i_auff3l __ K R_DHAV().
1 1 'bi'A OCU“
X 20 bxa Ruiwtdl A Iloblaftou’c 6s find S* Lump Tobacco ;
16 do Win 11. Grant’s Or* do do
15 do Grant A Williams’
•0 do K. Robimon A C p.'s 6s and 8s do
2 cases “dwarf boxes” Cabnnlse’s hnlf jound lump
Caveodb'b Tobacco:
1 cave “ Yankee Doodle ” do do ;
3 c««ss “ Thomas’ ” Perfection |>ouu<i lump Tobacco ;
In >t<.rn aud lur rule by
uu*l6 MILLER * RICKETSON.
J)U I'ASll —lO emits I‘oineh lu More i»cd for sale by
augl6 _ _ MILLKrt A_ UICKKTSON.
STAR CANDLKr 1 —100 whole auU half boxes Cincinnati
if.t«r Candles. 4s, 6a and 6s. In store sod for wile by
» uglS MILLER A KICKBTSQN.
Have y.»u tried
IVIUIiUrP PREMIUM KXTHARIONf
If not, try it, and you w 111 Deter be without It.
Be sure to ask tor
WRIGHT’S PREMIUM KATHARIuN,
Or you may get n worthless nttide
HT Ki r sale by a'l Druggist-. 26 cents per battle.
Wholesale Western Depot, Dr. KfcYSKH, It. K. SELLERS
A CO . and JOHN HAFT. _ nuclb
MAGAZINES, AO. Ac. —Putnam tor August;
Harper for August;
Knickerbocker for August;
Ranking's Half-Yearly Abdtr.i- t.
Just received and for snlu at
W. A. GILI)ENPENNEY ± CO.'S Bookstore,
autrt Fifth st., opposite the Theatre.
SUNDRIES— 100 boxes Rotdn euap;
60 do Mould and Dip Caudles;
20 do Star Candles;
26 dos Buckets :
10 do Tube;
20 do Bed Cords;
60 do Coro Brooms ;
20 bores Starch;
100 reams Wrapping Paper;
Por sale by [aug3] JOHN MOORHEAD.
Blooms —60 tone judi&u ;
60 do I*ke Champlain, (to arrive :)
Kor sal* by (ang3J JOHN MOORHKAP.
i OFFER—IOO bags Rio and Java Coffee for aa<e by
lj &ac 3 JOHN MOORHKAP.
—76 half ohestb Green and Blank Teas for sale by
1 aug3 JOHN MOORHKAP.
1 TOBACCO— 76 boiM favorite brands Tobacco tor sale by
aug3 JOHN MOORHKAP.
SUGAR— 30 hhdfl fair to prime for tude by
aug3 JOHN MOORHEAD.
•v AILS— 2OO keg* for sale by : W R ,|? H PBK ' ,IOH KATHaIUON Is the greatest
l\ „,»„■» TORN VOORIIEAD. ff Beautifler of the ape.
* BU ‘ 3 JOHN » WRlGurB PI f KUItIM KATHARION
Renders the Hair soft and glossy.
For sale by KEYSER, liAFT, BCOTT and SELLERS, at
>5 cents. augl6
T)IU METAL—IOO toot) Bock liill, (Juniata;)
L 60 do Monroe, do
‘2OO do Nob. 1 and 2 Antbradto ;
100 do Blaeklieh, (Charcoal;)
[aug3] JOHN MOORHEAD
For sale by
FOR PRESERVING—Urering'B Pulverized Sugar;
coarse, pulverized, crushed and clarified, at 1 IjlidjUli SULPHUR—6,OOO iba for Bale by
augS P. R. BRAVO’S, No. 1, Diamond, j X »ug7 B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CQ.
f 'T. ? r .0
r -A. K k li iKN »P. Agent.
~.'„;4;vv *
y'i--
*1 «. * ■*' <>. •*.. > n* O’ r
- *P* *-!?*:
4
SUMMER RESORTS.
PKBBY COUNTY WABM BPBINGB
f jMIK abova celebrated WATKRING PLACK will br n
X for visitors on and after the FtPTU OF JUNK NIS.XT.
1 hey are delightfully located on Bherman’B Creek, fourteen
luib-e north-west of Duumnnon, (this place being flft(*- , o
lubes west of Hurrl-buig, on the Central Railroad,; at the
b*M* of Pisguh Mountaie, which reaches an elevation of
tnnre than live bundnxi i»*et. Bhennan’s Creek affords a
Splendid opportunity f r ili<.w fond of bathing, tlahing « r
sailing: the Mirrou :.ding f.-resta offer great altractlnus o
th** sporLsrorui; nnil t »ur suiooth and suady roads through
H country unquip.i*—t lor hold aud magnificent Mvnery
will diversify the B h,.’ —d.-nu of the place.
UORBKS, BAI'LLr . J .in i LAitRI AGl£B can be had at all
times Horses taken to Lirnry on reasonable term*.
Ur the MKMICINAL QUALITIKh of tho SPRIMJfI ttx>
mnehenn hardly be said. Their waters havebeeu uDal)*ed
by tho best Chemists in the Union, and aru pronounced uo:
surpassed for curing cutaneous diseases aud affections of
t e kidneys, There are tr-me live Springs in all, every
one of which Is of differ**ut temperature —the largest being
63 degrees FahreuhHt, and throwing out 93 gallons every
Keren minutes. Ladles’ -nd Gwntleineu’s BATHS have
been constructed, with all t!(e mod-rn Improvements, to
gether with BLUNGE RAT 118, Ac., Ac
Kach day a C«urh loave.n Duncanncn for ths Springs,
after iho arrival of the cars.
Bowling Alleyn, Billiard iloorua, and various facili
ties for amusement, in nbundancs. Tho accommodations
will be the best, and the charges low.
Terms. —Eight dollars per w«ok, or on« dollar and fifty
cents per day •
Families wishing to engage rooms, should address the
proprietor eariy.
Every attention will bn paid to visitors, the proprietor
having engaged tho best of nnrranta. Music always In at
tendance.
Ail communications intended to reach the Perry Oounty
Warm Springs should be addressed to Dunrannon P. 0.
They will be immediately forwarded.
H H. ETTER,
Proprietor Warm Springs
SIMMER ItifiTilßAT.
KE\ STONE Ht.'TKL, Co., Pesns., one hun
(imi and milts East, of FULsburgh , and
only six hours’ rvi*. This dnlightful residence and place of
public rrwrt Is ItK'afed on the banka of the *• Blue JunlaU,”
ac Lhe rooffufuce of Bpru-e Crenk. Its clear spring, trout
sustaining water*, here ditcharges itself, and mingles iU
murmun* In concert, as they rush down the gorges of the
Mountains.
The very central position of this note! makes It a deslra-
U« place of sojourn for a f«w week* or days, for men of
business and th«ur fasDilies—jud«ul and enervated with the
turmoil, bust’o and fasut of the Ary. I» Is situated on the
I rniu’jlvaDia Central Uailnmd, where the great turnpike
from the Bus-juehanna and other roods concentrate
making easy egress aud ingress, several times a day, by
the Carr and itagr-s, to Altoona, Tyrone, Huntingdon and
h» Mountains.
The Ilnur** i.» a new Lri k one, four stories high, spacious
and roomy, new ly paj er*d, puiuted and furnished from
biN'nien; tn attbq with all the modern improvements and
app iuoce ol Cold Baths, Ac. I', in also finely ventilated.
Tberr ar»- superb view- of every department of the Moun
tain 8.-eQ-ry Gi- ‘'glorious mountains," the “eternal
bibs ’’ Telegraph t»fil eis in th- House, always ready for
w rt;—and tL« proprietor ready to re.eive visitor* at mode
rate Hiargvs. it. F HABLETT, Proprietor.
i.x RirrsarKOti:
llliuni Carr <t Co , 32y L'berty street.
Jfhn 11. rfC’-nfa-rger. John Anderson.
Mii.iatn h C*aipl»*U, 81. CharieS Hotel. (jyll
Diiaolutton of Co-Partnership.
r i'!lK Fartnership herntofo's existing between the under-
Jsi -iinj, »•> HMi KL< »W ACu , has this day been dlsxv-lvHd
by muditi M. Big.dow retiring from the firm.
l‘b** business fd th** late firm will be settled by th* continu
ing purtoera, *t their old stand, No. 46 Diamond Alley.
M. BIGELOW,
M. L STKPHKNB,
GKO. ALBERT.
Pittsburgh, July 2>j, 1866. fauglAth
4UIET ji. l. stxrainu.
BIUKLOW *, CO.,
(bdccbssoils to b m. bioblow,)
<Vtf. 46 Diamond Allry, n rar JFood ttrcel, PITTSBURGH.
*a-TO tt/ COACHES, CARRIAGES, PHOTONS.
BUGGIES, sod every description of Fancy
Vehicle* built to order, and flolahed in a
-■■E— unKurpawd for beauty of design,
clof *&jU of witrkmanship, and durability of
tnaterlsla.
S&- All work warranted. angl3:ly
NKW ALK
r J'HK aub#rrib»r takr* this method to Inform hit friends
JL and •'o*toin«rB that he romnrofM Brewing for the
iw»i>cn on the ituiant, and will be prepared to
furnish hi# i-apcrior ALES. A'- , In any quantity desired.
Tin! highest market pit' 1 ? In ra#h paid lor good. Bound,
rlean UARLKY
GRAINS and YEAST luppiied on low term*.
GEO. W SMITH,
tustll Ijj -hJ) Pitt Btrt-et, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Notice.
HAVTNG this day, July U, 1565, sold my stock in the
H*d-I!erj btudcr*v to Me*«ra J. ANDKitSON 1 C '., I
take pleasure In recommending them to tny friend." and
former ••u.<!oia.T*, and to the public generally, and would
respectfully solicit fqatbem a continuance of tny patron
f**Hng rooC iejg®ba: all work received cf them will
gtre gecerai sa'lefacJon. J. p. SMITH.
ft--A J* ASDERSOS Jt CO.,
gßßrai KAt»trricTrß*M or
HARNESS, TRUNKS, &c. (
So. 138 Wood ttrtel, Pittsburgh, Pa.
’fd*™ from Country DuaUrs promptly attended to,
and at prir«v that cannot f-.il U. b* acceptable. aojct.ly
New UuUUng EiUbllihmant.
BGjl> A .‘soLTwN hare anter*.’ lot*> co-partnership to
transact the business o? BUTTLING, lo all its branch
ff. a: 6» Liberty street, Neville Hall
The; b*Te constantly on hand a »uprrior article r cf
IMU t ALE. put up in pint bottles D*-»len» and familis*
w.ii SuJ U th«ir ojTts’.a.e t'i us a call, and exam
ine ir.r *bfcv lr.-» We al-o b a suj«ricr article of
PGETE’ , ?A t'.S APA 111 LL A and MINERAL WATER.
T»nns as ftrcrable n-t any other honse in tbe city.
c:.ier% r ut up at abort u.'ti- e BOYD A MORiON
i"l~4ro No *'■% l.:o«*tr -t, Neville Ha'll.
Joseph White's Carrloga HapoaltoryT
T OAfcPll WHITE, n<-w carrying rr, busi- ,
tj n*ss itj hii spacj ni* j.rrcu.M, (cow
lately enlarged,j on the PitUb iron
Urwtssburg turnpike, near the Two Mil*.iSiCl-JtfiL.
Hun. Ma.ea nttsburrh and I roapnctlully
in»‘.:»* th* public to inepeot hts struck of CABRJAGBS
HIOGIES, Ac And h«* particularly Infortsu gentlemen
yurntaffra, thnt one price or.ly is made. Fourteen yearn’
experience In the hu*iae>.o, him lo place before hi*
patrons the sums choice colle. tioo of Carriage which, tc
many rear* past It has been bis particular department to
‘-l-c: r ein th* rarivus and most talented Eastern mana*
f».'turcr». 7\>- furrsM o{ hie new eystera la complete—the
economy of lit* arrangements will supply the b«*t and most
fashionable manufacture- ut moderate prvtl.
Uneuoumi-'rM by thr*« he*ry expenses, which the
menu for J»-*firating house, of business has neaped up.cn
the prh e of g ode, f..wiDff to lurge rent#.) JOSEPH WHITE
will M>il. 03 reu.l)- money i tiy, at mubh lesa than the ufiuhl
proS.s jmhftdawj
*?T c tfHarerrvi ftir.d in the t-e#t manner, with despa i
Klectlon.
un-xt cr *• Tin PirrancaoH Gas OosrrAjrrl
August 17, 1865. }
r | UK Ftc-'kholder« <;f *■ The Pittsburgh Gas Company"
1 are b*rrby cotjOcd that an vlrctioa, for the purjxnte of
elrotlcg two x-rsons to nerte as Trustees of the said Gas
Company tor the term of three years, will ba held at the
iffleetf tb« Cc>mpany, at the Work*, on the FIRST MON
DAI > .5! Jay) OF SEPTEMBER, 1866, between the hours
of 2 and 5 oMock P* 5L
auglB:dtd JAMES M. CHRIBTY. Treasurer.
To I’hyilclatiit or thoi* wanting a Coun
try itealdance.
SCUSCRIBKU ofTer* for sole hts nropetty, 7 miles
J fr» in Pittsburgh, on the Steubenville Turnpike. It
c ntaSc# TWO ACRES of g.x*d ierel land, well fenced ; on
which is «r**ct«>d a fine new two and-a half story frame
hc uM, with six r- oma.and Imsement office and cellar, built
and in modern style. A good stable, and other
u**>-ee.-ary cut-buiUlaga A good well and cistern, with
putup. rb«re arw about 100 rhoise fruit tr«*e. of every ra
neiy,;ui.t beginning to brar. In short, everything neces
sary to make »t a nimfirtable home.
To a ;j4j,sK'i»n w>hing a giol iccalion, this offers supe
rior inducement*, iu> it ia in a rb*h aud populous country,
ami the euh*--ni>er i» m« doing an extensive practice. A
Mjj.. run# dniiy tn and from Pittsburgh ; Post office (two
daii> map.-) witlun ten ti>]b cl the house.
Fur further purticulare apply to the subwriber, on the
prerr.i-es. or address a not# to me at Remi-jgton, Allegheny
countr. Pn. W. M. GRAY, M. D.
auglb:dlutar-.;t
To Printers
TIMIK ucJendgnwi, proprietors c>r the PLYMOUTH AD-
J. VERTISKR, wishing to embtsyk In another enterpri.-e,
offer the entire establishment mr rale. The paper Is tn its
wfi»n<J volume, an.) ie uou doing a good, profitable business.
The jobbing and advertising the present year will reach
$l,OOO. The suhrcriptlon list is large, and increasing rap
idly. With ft lit 1- exertlcn it can be doubled. Tho mate
rial Is nearly n*-w Payments made easy. For a good
practical printer, this is an opportunity rarely presented.
I’orfti u will be given at the dose of this volume.
Mtt" All ct rutn.inlcHtion# relative to the above can be ad
; u- tlie «.uhe.-rihern, at Plymouth, Richland county,
surfi! dawtf | ROBINBON A UK 1 HE.
Great Work. -
r l’ H K LIFE i'K GKuHGK WASHINGTON .—The first vol
-1 urac of ih- above work is now ready for delivery—the
second vo-uroe will !»< ready rhortly. It Is ne-tly gott* n
up—printed on tine paper, with three or more portraits and
pinna. Price $‘2,00 per volume.
This edition i* publishcl exdutively by subscription, snd
payable on the delivery of each volume
T. J. KISNEH A CO. ore sole Agents for thw above work.
OflW, No, 2fl Fifth street, opposite Mason's, in Dt. Q. K.
Shaw’s Optician Store.
All orders addressed to T. J. K. A Co. will be strictly
alteuded to. Canvasser* wanted. aug2d*wlm
tesla
KIKU’S TRANSPORTATION LINK.
A NT10! PATINO tlie want of facilities for transporting
Freight* to and from the Eastern Cities, via. Pennsyl
Vanin Canal anti Hnilronds, we have increased our stock of
lloatP. Ac , on saute, to a DOUBLE DAILY LINK, which
gm-ri us a capacity of over INN) tons per month each way.
We assure cur frieuds, and those disponed to patronlto
the State Improvements, there will be nothing spared On
our part to render general satisfaction Iq forwarding East
ern and Western Freights with promptitude and despatch.
iUKK 4 MITCHELL,
auglLv Canal Basin. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Valuable Farm for dale,
SITUATE IN ADAMS TOWNSHIP. DUTLEH COUNTV,
continuing 141 acres; 115 ucrsp of which are under cul
tivation The pr prietor. about tn decline farming, will
dispose of ail his Stock, Crain and Hay on hand, If desired.
Enquire of JAMES BLAKELY,
Bt> gH corner of Seventh amt Sraithfleld 6ta.
00 M. ARNOLD dt SONS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
And Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Cti MARKET STREET, between Third and Fourth,
i.l Pittsburgh. Keep constantly on hand, a large slock
ul Cloths, Caailmervs and \outings. Garment? mad-.' to
order on the shortest notice, and in the latest styles
All orders promptly attended lu. [aoglT.Sm
WAITIU I*. MARSHALL JOSEPH B. UCOlitS
W. P. niarihall 4 Co.,
T in French and Am*rican PA
JL 1! ER HANGINGS, BT Wood street, Pittsburgh.
Agents f-ir the celebrated manufactures of
Mwcrrs. Deltrourt 4 Co., Purls a ug7
WIIIUUT’a PREMIUM KATHAKION coola the bead,
and removes all symptoms of headache.
Persons ueiDg
WRIGHT’S KATUARION
Are never liable to Sun-stroke
WKSGU.’S PREMIUM KATHAKION
Is the most valuable acquisition to the toilut, retaining the
Hair in any required form.
For sale by Dr. GKo. 11. REYSER and R. E. SELLERS
A CO., at 'x& cents p.«r b tile. auglß
WRIGHT’S PREMIUM K ATU.ARIUN stops the Hair
trom falling out, and pmduces a luxuriant growth.,
WIUiHT’A PREMIUM KATU.UUON
R-moves all dandruff and disease deposits.
For gale, wholesale, by RK. SELLERS A CO. fanglG
PIG METAL—2OO tons Coal Blast Charcoal Metal in yard
and for sale by faug2] J. W. BUTLER A CO.
The Oraefenberg Dyaentery Sjrnn-,
a and lofallibl'e remedy In Diarrhoea, Dysentery.
BLmuy Flux, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, and
the Asiatic Cholera, If taken with the first syajp*
toms, vl*: vomiting and diarrhoea. It never
fails to cure the worst possible cases of
bowel complaints, generally In a few
hours, seldom beyond a day. It
in purely vegetable, end taken
In almost any quantity is
perfectly har-ml e a e .
The Grsefroberg Green Mountain Ointment,
Invaluable for Burns, Wounds, Sprains, Cbilb!r. ! t:«. C.->r?
Borer, Swellings of all kiuds, Kheumisli-"’.
sipelas, Bronchitis, Scrofula, Ulcer?, t k.u
io the Bide or Baek imtr.rdiniel/
relieved, Inflammation*
of the Bowels, and for all
cases where there
is inflamma
tion.
Price Twenty fire cent?.
Marshall'« Uterine Catholicon.
A certain cute for ProUpt<u3 Uieri, and f-r uj.-.pt c
distressing complaints incident to Females Tr
pared by Dr. Thee. Pomeroy of Utica,
solely for the Coni
pany. Prl:e $3,00.
The other Graafanberg Medicines are
Eye Lotion.
Heatth Bifirm
CbnrumptiT* Balm.
Children's PauacAt
- Fever and Ayut Ihils
Libby's File Ointment.
Sarsaparilla ('-nmponnd
The Graefenberg Manual of Health,
A complete hand bookof medicine f r {duiilicn—
Office, 314 Broadway, Mew York
CAUTION
The public is requested to be-sr iu ruind that everything
prepared by theGraefenbergCoippßEy ha* their s**l uprn i*„
Spurious articles hare been issued cljpoiy resembling the
genuine in every pnrt.calar except the seal, Ami the utraeK
care should be observed before purchasing.
Sold wholesale and retail at Dr. KKYSEIi’S, 140 Wood
street. iyi":«Jrvr 1-
A Fact worthy of liecorit and Atten
tion —WRIGHTS TONIC MIXTURE, a guaranteed ami
certain cure for FEVER AND AdVE. Th!- -.ration
for the treatment of the above dreese, and p»r;'*vl eradi
lion of the cans*., is ono of ih» most ii-j t ► :•? Cb- , ni! *1
Dipcoveriea of oenturv. Tj
on the poisonous gases are iustanLant-i. •. j.v
cliarm upon the whole Nervous aod - n.i. •*■
storing the toue’of the Btociarh, and ,i> •* Ct
Unlike the general remedle* rev rt<*J t
such as Quinine, Ar?euic, A.-., n-hi« h
worse than they found it, it iaij-r-vr-r ;i
purifies the blood, and stimulate-, ifc- c rj>a- '
regular and healthy action.
Being prepared under the immediate r ap e .-». n:
eminent Chemist, uniformity of strength may always I*-*
relied on. Its unprecedented demand, and the thousands
of testimonials from eminent Physicians, and others who
hare been thoroughly cured, are a sufficient guarantee of
Its superiority over all other preparations.
We can only add, in conclusion, if you are suffering from
Ferer and Ague, try if and be cared /
PKTJJiI T. WRIGHT A CO.,
341 Market st., Philadelphia.
And all respectable Druggists throughout the United
Btotes and Canada*.
For eale by GKO. IL KEYSKR, No. 140 Wood street,
and R. 15. BKLLKRa, Pittsburgh. ep27:d*w3m is
Haads and Hurd's Hair Rtilo
rar—Poqditashocx, Cr M Feb. 9, 1865:
This is to certify that I have used ** HURD'S HAIR BJJ
BTORER" three months, and where my head was bald 1*
is now covered with a long growth of new hair.
Capt. Gso. Q. BCUAJSIS, of Whale-Ship-^Montezuma,
New London, Ct.
Chemvxd Manufacturing Co. —Gents: Previous to using
your Hair Restorer I was greatly troubled with my hair
cooing out After using three bottles Uie resuinlng is
strong and firm, and presents a rich, glossy and healthy
appearance. Yours, truly, EL R. WoonvoßTH.
This is to certify that I have been using “ Huxx>*b Hajb
Rtsroua” about three months; and, now, when my
was bald, it la covered with a new growth of hair, almost
three inches ong. I have been bald over twenty years.
Aliob Anuta.
Bold, wholesale and retail at
Da. QEO. TL RRYBEB/S,
j«l9 No. 140 Wood street.
4aflftck Headache and Searalgla or Eiqot
Yams Btakhwo Cuurn bt OAKELY’S DEPURATiYE
BYRCP—-Mr. William Trimble, JUKelvy's Row, Bayards
town, Fifth Ward, says he was cured of Bioh Heeuacb- ..
eight years standing, by three bottles of OaketeyV Depur-
Gve gyrup. He hod tried various physicians with er
cur*. Uu is now entirely well. Oakeley’s Dcpuraciv
for Rheumatism, Scrofula. Tetter, and all eruptive di.-- : •«
For file wholesale and retaiL DR. KKYSKR'.-.
No. 140 Wood street, Sign of the Uoldon ilcrt..-
Price 76 cents per bottle. s, .j
To Wholesale Grocers, Liquor Dt.*.lers
and fllanafacturcrSi
IUIE BUDSCRIBER Is now Importing a superior qu- .
of OIL OF COGNAC, of which % ot an ouno vjtr
gnllons pore Spirit will produce a fine Cognac llr&udv .■
ESSENCES OF ROCHELLE and OTARD’S BRANDY
JAMAICA aud BT. CROIX RUM, ARAC. CIDER
PEACH BRANDY, HOLLAND SCHIEDAM BCIINAiV
and SCOTTISH WHISKY, are acknowledged by the Nr
York manufacturers by the great demand after them 1
rectious for nee will Invariably be given by
DR. LEWIS FKUCHTvYANGfcJt
141 Maiden Lane, New V. - •
P. R—lmporter ot PaguerTvcuyp* Ch»‘miiul«, j* ! ;tv
Bismuth, Manganese; Thorn’s ExLCopaiva, SulpluL
monla, Ac. i]l-c2] •
CAUPETINGS.
DEI-AWARE COUNTY CARPET MANUFACTURING
ASSOCIATION, on tbt* Chester Plank Kot.4, two Diila*
below the city line, offer to buyer* ihi- Mn-yn, AXMIMA
TER, ' APKSTRY, BRUSSELS, 3-PLY INGRAIN, DAMASK
and VENETIAN CARPETING, at r< ry reduced p:
for cash or city acceptance, (interest added ) Th-- m
ccmpriidng olai IMPORTED FABRICS ol erery v*n**\v.
etn b« examined at tho Fectory Warehouses, Darby, > r st
the Stores, Noe. 18 end 80 N.SECOND « .PiIILADKUT 1.1.
Wool bought, Spun, Dyed or exchangwl for Carpets.
JeWiSmrtß J. SIDNEY ,in.\’v J
Palmer'i Celebrated JUpieurean sauce ,
STANDS PREEMINENT for flavoring Gravir'
Fish, Meat, Gome, Ac. We advice ail good
to try it. Price 25 cent* per bcttlv,at all Grc- ery -u- i ?.*<
Store* In tb« Doited 9t«t«* nod Oanu-Jns
Tor B*l© by M’CLUKG G. U. K Ki'Sf.K. Pi;!~i>ur„- .1
I*. T WRIGHT A O--.
241 M*rfce:
J»nlftsi*wlv is
'JST UHUVt ,
LA WREXCEVILLK
WHB NEXT SESSION wlilrp-n On WFI>N V, .« ;
X tember 19.
The Hector desires an early npp’k' .l” n fr, ■'<•* i.rt r
flucb as desiro to avail UienpeUrj r,? tr ; r. :v • i
For circulars or admission, apply t.i
REV. WU -1 .
FfP-I.U! • .
boarding School*
Oil SUMMER BOARDING ;h
and Grounds ar« otieird f><r URN I
above purposes. The Bits and tit I ;:,w Li . .
the beauty, extent and variety n: ih-< jra-miJ-, and t:
singular advantage of the position. ir<n >:v *i •
objectionable, render thi* a most durable 10-au..
for either a Male or Female Vor terms, pv ■
mb&irtf J. W. BUT IKK, 07 Front
Dissolution of Partnership.
riIUE Partnership formed by the undersigned and Jam ra
J. O’Nkal, in carrying on “the Camden Coal Worts,"
under the name and style of JONES, O’NEAL A MILLER,
is now dissolved. ISAAC JONES,
July 7th, 1R66. JOHN D. MILLER.
ULY MAGAZINES—*
Harper's, for July 20 cents.
Putnam, •* 20 “
Graham, “ 20 M
Godey,3dsup., u 20 “
Knlckerbofcer, “ .20 “
Leslie’s Gai’te, “ 20 11
Peterson’s, " U M
Leelle’s Jour’l, '* 18 14
Blackwood, for June.
All who want NEW BOOKS, and as soon as issued, lower
than can be had elsewhere, should call at'
LAUFFBR’3 BOOK STORE,
jy2 87 Wood meet.
BUILDING LOT FOR SALK.
A LOT 24 feet front on WYLIE street, end extending
back 109 feot to Wide alley. On the back part of the
Lot is a Cellar Wall, boilt for two small Houses. This Lot
is in a desirable location for a residence; and will be sold
low, and on favorable terms. Title good, and clear from
Incumbrance.* Enquire of GEO. F. GILLMORE,
iy 13 At Office of Mornin? Poet.
LARIMER’S TRUSTEE is prepared to pay a dividend of
FIFTEEN PER CENT., in " Stocks " of various hinds,
at cash prices.
Jy2&lwd43iw
Wanted*
L ADORE RSare wanted on the Cleveland and Mahoning
Railroad, between Warren and Youngstown, Ohio.
Jy26:dlw*
JUBT RECEIVED, at No. 107 Market street, a large as
sortment of Boy** and Youths’ Calf and Patent Lcatht-.r
Congress Gaiters. Prices low.
j)'18 W. E. SOUMERTZ.
Magazines and weekly papers—
Ladles’ Gazette of Fashion for August;
Graham's Magazine do
Putnam’s do do
Peter«on’s do do
Uodey’s Lady’s Book do
Ballou’s Monthly do
The Panorama uf Life and Literature;
London Illustrated Neva, last arrival .
All the Eastern Weeklies for this week.
For auy new Book or Magazine, call or send to
W. A. GfLDBNFKNNEY A CO.’S.
J y 23 Fifth st, opposite the Theatre.
IADIES’ FASH lONS—
j Leslie’s Ladies Gazette for August, 2D cents;
Putnam’s Magazine do 20 jo
Urabam’s do do 20 no
liodev’s Lady’s Book, (second supply,} '.'o o-nt<-
New York Journal for August, 18 d*>
Peterson’s Magazine, do 17
Ballou’s do (second supply,) 10 do
Female Life among the Morznonf, $t ;
Star Papers.
Uarper’s Magazine and Knickerbocker Co* ,>-• v «■
dentiy expected this doyor Monday, mn
old price, 20 cents per copy, at
jy*B LAUFFKR’S BOOKSTORE. Cv >•
JEANETTE!— ' '
She is dressed in silki and s.\tins,
And her 6tep is lull of grace.
She is lovely in appearance—
But what a taliow fac.l
Her hands are small, but 0! hut* rr.u
She surely does not know
That HERPETIC 80AP Is just the thing,
And then the price is low.
Tha Herpetic Soap has been used with great success fbr
the past five years, for removing Tan, Sallownesa, and Bed
ness of the Skin, healing all Chaps and Chafes. Only 1&4
cents per cake. Used as a Nursery Boap for children It is
unrivalled. Bold by g. L. OUTHBKRT
if?* • 140 Third at.
BMP SEED—Id bags received ou consignment ano lor
«tJ» by [bbjT] JAMES WARDROP.
> *vvri.-
•- “ •
•- .v*y-
MEDICAL.
Price 60 cents.
Norwich, Feb 8,1866.
PoQUXTAiWOCK, Ct., Feb. 16,1866.
Notice*
THOMAS MELLON*.
I-*""':
DR- MORSE’S
II V i<'tORATING CORDIAL.
PHENOMENON W MEDICINE.
Restored and Lift Lf g «h tltt<
M 0 K £ ’ 8 INYIOOKATINU HLIXIB.
| T «Till wr.AXcow with inoapadty wit
tv-v-icnry, unlfnrra und 'natural «•
I.M : I '.r:_y •vuho»;! huz-rd :•( action, hot
. \<'r ■> i f' EflL
n- • r*. -iu. wltt
<• n • ;r..-oerir
' br> su t*--
f.CCijii;tr U> tier c o;
• ::ri,rOiv :/ .• (:*r. v •
of spirits, evil foreboding?..« •
!uvr of scUtude, timidity, «cc,
eed. AH thus afflicted
B-KFGRK CONTSMrLA li '■ uaT.a. av. k
should reflect that a sound mind fe..a body ar« tbezcost ue
ce«jaryrequliiteB'tOpromoteronnub;.ii happiness, indeed,
without these, the journey r» -,u • becur:*- weary
pilgrimage—tne prospect ; ; ; <,.ns . - *v-.
mind becomes shadowed v ; ,-.h 'leap*,.;, and All*.! vrtth tb*
melancholy reflection tha* happiness of another b* .
comes blighted with your •'u .
( rcr-
Dr.Morse'* Invl;r»raUr.\ ' .rdial has been counterfeited
by some unprincipled perron.
In future,all the g*-uui.i. O.rulal will have the proprle*
tor's fac-elmile pawtinl oftr tb • cork of each bottle, ana the
following words blown 1u il?- ?s ;
Dr. a<frpa’» laTipcrnUag Cordial,
C. -1. RING, Proprietor, N. Yj
The Cordial Is puMip, l :■£:> ■■ concentrated, In pint
ties—price three dollar B j.» • two for fiye dollar*,
for twelr* dollars. C. n. RING, Proprietor,
182 Broadway, N. ?•
Sold byHrnggiatsthrc.u-h.-i..; the l-nlted States, Otnad
and the West Indies.
A G Bfc 1 8
Pittsburgh Db.GEO. U. KBYSJfiK,I»o. HO Wood e
Do. .. FLEMING, BROS., No. 00 Wood at.
Do. - R. E SELLERS, Wood rtr«*.
Allegheny City ...BECKHAM A M’SENNAN:
Do. JAMBS X. SAMPLE A CO4
Do. J. P. FLEMING.
Agent for D. PARK. Cincinnati [apllrdawly
DR. HOOFLAND’S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS,
PKBPABBD BT
DE. C. M. JACKSOH, Philadelphia, Fa.,
trErr**
lii’LAl.V*. .
I'Tr.'ALY CC..2
bYifrp.-.IA,
:U.
*«■ -> !•* ' -U'.*
Tit< bill ilJrdS
va.x * s \ 3 , v i i
in tv,- ritv.‘i-j;
4. phia i.r*i !*•'* .’-ii '•■
l«!v.T«?fl Philadelphia i:.r ;
Hi.-gh tor Philadelphia n
h'uvh Piiiimitijpkt* To; i'uv •..
burgh tor Pbiiftdeiphk hi -j ,•
rK fc iS TRAIN rhj’H.-i, •
M.. «ud Pittsburgh K»r Phit*.*
' Jo'-omnio In-' r [ •>
exrept e«nday, at 4:30 t .•
dation Train leave* Pittsburgh u <
3:30 o’clock t. M-, and &20 P. >;
The above lines connect at with the Railroads
toond/tom St. Louis, Mo , Alt-'u. f.ateoaand Chicago, 111.:
Franklbrt, Lexington and I,..Grille, TarrTUaute,
f Udl ? 0 J,4?^ lt t ai ? J Cincinnati, Day
ton, Sprlngheld, Belief .i Sandusky, Toledo, Olere
land, Columbus, Zanesville ‘««dUon and Wooeter.Ohio;
also, with the Steam Packet r rora and to Nxw OiLSAifS.
Bi. Louis, Locisvilli and T" >,* T{
Through Ticketa can be - <
places.
For further partlcu . ■■ ■ *
ataruog poiuU. tV..iu ±r-;.~
sbortast uo-t moat . • >u
mere, New York, or Bo*to
•it Uir different
win flndthfe the
'hiiftiifiphU, Bnlti
ilOa *OO RE,
♦ • ’Juj-HieJphln.
vi -KIM&X,
««' g ' I; ,8&. rnuoargb-
O AVE YOUR DIMES ! —Jas; received, by ttTprtnrr ' Tlir
O P«r for 2O easts.
We will furnish Harper and Putnam for 40 omti;
Harper and Qodey for 40 cents ;
do do Graham for 4‘J oents;
do do Kmofcerbocfcer for 40 cent* ;
do de Leslie’s Ladies' Gasoice for 40 oents
do do Pet»*rn.'n t *.i
il" d" s t O .. • ;>
do >l-• Ba.-mj’ •-
"• auy »• the ‘Jo ,-r‘ in,,
l: :<r • <•
; i<":i>>jve -jo ,-T Ccut. •* . o-.f.
ic.. if **■ i : v
1 1
pi-;-, v
J ti cruse wiuL luc.., *
oa Fulton street by ,-
parlor, kitchen, dioiag rt"..
small rooms. Portico toi g»r-.
Terms easy. &.
auglft
Jtuorz. K'A ZJ
63 Market street, a •
ball for $660, cash.
. .jAcsDica,
/ i r K.dnc'ji, n 4
> ..!i> • "u- ommo*
a lj h.l. li o’clucK A. 11.,
rom fitter of the abore
• • * « i-'.iyU,
* Krm-n >r Um>
iO’u&s*, t?L.ti'.ntfry f
’5 KM* uCV
3o ; -f-et-
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