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OFFICIAL PAPER OF''THE CITY.
PITTSBURGH:
THURSDAY MORNING
* STATE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION
FOB CANAL COMMIBBIONEB,
ARNOLD PLUMER,
OF rKXAFOO COUNTY.
COUNTY DEMOCBATIC NOMINATIONS.
WILLIAM WILKINB, [Veblt’S town.hlp.
tBWtWBT T ;
JAMES B. FULTON, Tarentum ;
SAMUEL SMITH, Allegheny ;
K. A. BAUSMAN, Boulh Pittsburgh
0. MAQ&B, Pittsburgh;
L. B. PATTERSON, Mifflin.
ROLF PATTERSON, City
pbothomotaat :
JOHN BIRMINGHAM, Ohio towntblp
YRZASI'IUft :
THOMAS BLAOKMORE, Upper St Clair
WILLIAM ALEXANDER, City
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JACOB TOMER, rittflbargb.
ACDITOIS :
JOHN MURRAY, South Pittsburgh;
A. W. PEN PLANT), Bewlckl«y.
nnucToE o? T*ooa:
WM. BKLTZHOOYKR, Lower 8L Clair.
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Post, and are authorised to receive AnvxaTisiaufTß and
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offloe. Their receipts are regarded as payments. Their
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MORNING POST JOB OFFICE
We would call the attention of MERCHANTS AND
BUSINESS MKN to thq fact that we Uavo just received
from Philadelphia a number of fonts of new Job Type, and
are now prepared to fill ordera for Cards, Circulars, Bill
Hvada, Paper Books, Pouters, and Programmes for exblbi'
tl,na. All ordera will be promptly filled J
Persons leaving the city during the tunner, who de
sire the daily or toeeJdg Post foncardxi to them, can have if
done regularly for any specified ftww-, by leaving their or
deri and address at the office, earner of fifth and Wood
strerfj-
The Canal Board were in session in Harris
barg last week.
The Indiana papers announce the illness of
Bishop Soott.
The official majority In Kentucky, for More
bead for Governor Is 4,408.
The North Branoh Canal is now ia good boat
Log order froze Towanda to the State line.
Judge Pettit, of lodiana, has decided, ia a
o&se brought before him at Lafayette, that the
prohibitory law of that State is constitutional.
Capt. Folsom, who died reoeutly, in California,
had ao income of $200,000 per annum from real
estate alone, but continued, up to the time of
his death, to discharge the duties of his post in
the army.
SAfCTA ANNA TRAVELING
By this time it is probable Santa Anna has
arrived at Havana. On the 17th of this month
he embarked at Vera Crux for Caba. He had
previously signed a letter of abdication, and had
sent his family out of the oountry. Mexioo is
again withoal a government, and a prey to fac
tions, lawlessness and civil war. The departure
of the Diotator gives no relief to the Mexican
people. Bome other military chief will sot him
self up as ruler, and plunder and oppress the
people for a time, and then fly before some other
eucoessfal rebel.
Mexioo can never have peace uotil some other
nation gives it a raler. Were Franco cod Eng*
land free from their war with Russia, tbej
would no doubt rood interfere and take posses
sion of that country. It would bo an easy con
quest, and a valuable one.
It seems to have been the design to let Santa
Anna depart safely aod quletiy. No attempt
was made to stop him, aod he has doubtless
provided well for his future support out of the
publio treasury. His public Life has probably
now closed, and a strange aad eventful career
he has had. With all his servioes to his coun
try he has won no gratitude. Ho has enjoyed
unlimited power and abused it. Two years ago
aQ almost unanimous vote of the Mexican nation
confirmed his power and title as Dictator, and
now be is a fugitive. He has thrioe fled from
hi* rvmntrv anH a&aH limn r«s!nrnpil and h*An
elevated 10 the highest offioes in the State, in
the sirugglo ol Mexico for independence. aaoia
Anna, then a young man. was ono or the most
distinguished heroes or the war. exhibiting un
uoubied oonrage. patriotism and military capa
city : and there oan be no doubt that, in the war
with this country, he aooompusheu more for the
defence of Mexioo than any other Mexican ooutd
have done. He raised largo armies ana equipped
and supplied them, and fought several batues in
whioh nothing was wanting bat suoocss to stamp
him as a deservedly distinguished leader, if he
had had Yankee oourage lo back him. he would
have won renown in that war. Hat the Mexi
cans are poor soldiers. They aro fit neither for
peaoe nor war. They are incapable of self
government, and with them republicanism mnst i
prove a failure. If Santa Anna ooaiu not rule i
them, no other man in the nation oan His
flight win not restoro peaoe ana order. The
most fonun&io event that oan bofaii Mexioo is
to beoonquerod and taken possession of
oiviiired foreign Btate.
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•• Old Dr. Ricardo. —This oid medicai prac
titioner seems always to "be in at the doath if an
epidemic is on hand- Ho happened In here last
year just as the cholera hod assumed a virulent
form, and then wooded his way to Coiambus,
Ohm, when, strangely enough, a malignant
type of the uißoase suddoniy broke oat there.
The last news from the o*d gentleman at that
time was *o who shape or a nuiiena to the sick at
CinoinnaL.. nowever. wo notico he is again
about .BSUtDg fiom his obscurity to aid the
stnoken people or Noiiuiit. The announcement
is to the effect ihat, •• uootora Ricardo. Ivy and
Clark, accompanied ty tennursee. have left New
Orleans for Norfolk.- Success attend o l d D*
Ricardo, wherever he may go
That Ticket.— The Republican Convention
got up a tioket yesterday that wm do wonder
this fail- no doubt. George R. Riddle will poll
the Abolition vote. Mr. Nevm is a now man in
the poiitioai arena, and E. D. Gazzam is not.
Mr. Peony, it Beems has got tired of the law.
and has oonoiuded to go to Harrisburg. He is
a good man. however, nod we shall entrust oar
business at Harrisburg to his care. \f he gets
there.
Dauphin County. —The Democratic Conven
tion of Daaphin county met in Hamsbarg on
and nominated Henry Lauman and
Joho Haldeman. for Assembly: Slate for
Prothonotary: William *D. Boas, for Reoorder
of Deeds ; and appointed u. Barrett and Samaei
S Bigler delegates to the next State Convention,
with instructions to snpport the Hon. George M.
Dallas for the Presidency.
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AUGUST 30.
Boston, 10 Btat* STsert.
TUB NEWS
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Wh. A. Hill, Esq —We invite attention to
advertisements in another columo offering for
sale tho dwelling house and grounds, and the
furniture of Wm. A. Hill, at Evergreen Hamlet, j
Mr Hill, we are glad to learn, has taken n |
position in the large and responsible banking
houso of Drexel Co., Philadelphia, and he
proposes to make that city his home. Hence
the-sale. He has resided in this city twenty
five years, and been extensively engaged in
business, and duriog that time has sustained an
exoellcnt character for integrity and business
capacity. His publlo spirit led him into some
enterprises that probably injured him. He was
generally among the first to subscribe and lend
a helping hand to any pablio improvements like
ly to promote the interests of the oity. Among
other things, he contributed liberally to the
stook of the Market House and the City Hall;
exoellcnt Improvements, thoogh not designed or
expeoted to be investments for pecuniary profit
to the stockholders.
Mr. H. was well known here, and universally
reepeoted and esteemed. His friends will re
gret to part with him; but hie new position will
give him ample eoope for the exoroise of his
n&ncial abilities. Tho banking house of Drexel
& Co., with Its branches in New York and San
Francisco, is now one of the largest in the coun
try, and one of the soundest in the estimation
of business men. The deposits of that house
in the incorporated banks amount, we are told,
sometimes in a single day to half a million dol'
lars. We saw it stated that the deposits in the
California house, a branoh of the Philadelphia,
amounted on the 14th of Jaly to $1,100,000 for
that day alone, and the remittances from Cali
fornia to the Philadelphia house by tho steamers
frequently exceeds a quarter of a million. It is
Into Buch a vast financial houso that Mr. Hill
has entered, and wo have no doubt his services
will be found valuable We wish him abundant
A Growing Town.— The site of Lowell, in
Massachusetts, in I*l9 was purohased for
$lOO,OOO, and in 1820 had not more than two
hundred inhabitants. Now it has forty-five
thousand inhabitants and $16,000,000 invested
ia manufactures alone. Thirteen thoasand per
sons, two-thirds of them females, at the call of
bell enter the mills In the morning, and ere
nightfall earn upon an average two dollars each.
These bosy hands convert eaob year more cotton
into manufactures than is growa in the States of
Arkaosas, Texas and North Carolina. One hun
dred and ten million yards of cotton cloth,
prints, drillings, &c., are annually manufactured
in this industrial hive, besides a million yards
of broadcloths and woollens.
The Helen Jbwrtt Murder —Tho reoent
death of Robinson, the supposed murderer of
Helen Jewett, has brought oat another faot con
oerning one of tho actresses in that awful trage
dy. Rosina Townsend, the keeper of tho house
42 Thomas street, it seems, is still living at Cas
tleton, New York. She has been a resident
there for 16 years, and leading a life which is
said to go far in atoning for her former infamy.
Sbo married, some years siooe, a rospootablo
farmer, and both are members of the church, in
good standing.
The Mount Vernon (Ohio) Banner no-
Hoes the proceedings of oar late Democratio
Convention; and, after naming the candidates
put in nomination for our county, says • “ This
is a strong ticket, and we strongly inoline to
think it will bo elected. Tho course of the Poet,
the old and faithful organ of the Democracy,
was triumphantly sustained."
Putnam, for September, is filled with good
things. It oontains fifteen articles, including
onotber ohaptcr from Mr. Sparrowgrass on his
experience in " Living in the Country," and the
conclusion of the pleasant story entitled "Twioe
Married." Gildonfennoy, opposite the Theatre,
and 11. Miner, 32 Smithfield street, ore the
agents
A LITTLE PAMPHLET, Q Copy 0(‘ Which should
bo in the hands of every good housewife, is on
oar table from Miuer & Co. and Gildeofenney
& GoC' D is entitled " French Frails and Veg
etables all the year, at Summer prices, and how
to obtain them " Boy it ; it only oosts a shil
ling.
Best Route to tb« Label.
The editor of the Chicago Press was in our
cltv tho other dav. aod fives the following, first
premising it wuh the fact that there is a ihirioen
hour train between here aod Philadelphia:
"it is but h single aay between Pittsburgh
and Chicago. Leaving by bq early train on
Saturday morning we amveu at home late on
Saturday night. Tho roads from Pittsburgh to
Cleveland aro tn excellent oruer. and every com
fort is afforded tho traveler. The northern di
vision of the Cleveland and Toicjo road is com
pietea.-and wo baa the pleasure of a nuc through
Sandusky. A new rouio is always interesting,
for tho eye is never satisfied with seeing. The
Mishtgan Southern road affords about ibo per
fection of railroad traveling. Everything moves
by clockwork, and under the kind oare of con
dnotor Bears wo tnndo the stations •on time to
the minute. We mast not forget that oar good
friond Pierce was on hand at White Pigeon,
'with an tho atitcaciea aod the loxanes of tho
season Pleasant oonduotors. good fare, with
half on hour to enjov it. and an excellent rail
road. aro what passengers wm be sore to find
between Chicago and Pittsburgh.
A Modern Pegasus —On Vo mi ay last a bai
iood ascension took piaoe at Hi. Lome, a Mr ki
lioi and a uve horse boiog ibe «mai voyagers.
The Jnteuioencer says of Mr. Billot :
He did not exaotiy go up on horaobaok. as his
... own position was somewhat above the animat.
; but he took up with him. suspended in air. with
| outstretched legs, a roai livo horse. The horse
a seemed to be considerably astonished as the
j earth reoeded : be turned his head from side to
jaeide. and seemed to ooolt his eye qnite knowing
jjn at the crowd beneath : but fiodiog no use for
Shis legs, be displayed his good •• horse sense '
(by holding them perfectly still, no doubt fully
ooavmceu that he was •• learning the ropes.
The I'ittbboroh Union is over moo in its dis
tinctions. anu witbai a iivuo bypororiuoai. We
are sorry to see anv Uemoorouc journal wilting
to surrender auy principle, and wero never moro
surprised than in seeing the Union fan into this
trap. It by no means follows, as the Union in
timates. that the Pennsylvanian having advoca
ted "fusion. - therefore fusion is orthodox.
The Demooraoy here, and in Aueghony—if the
Union win allow us to say so—and throughout
the State, havo a way of thinking for themsei
vos. and aoung out their thoughts—a way. by
the byo. a Utile more independent than it is old
fashioned. but etui evtdenoiDg. as we aro loonned
to believe, inoreased devotion to pnnoipioe and
lose regard for matters of mere expediency.
[Philadelphia At gut.
Sidne; Smith says in a letter to the Countess
Grey, dated Combe Florey. J&naary 10. iS4z.
(Memories of S. 8.. page 448):
“ i shall be very curious to know the impres
sion America prodaocs on Lord Morpeth. He
is acute- and his opinions aro aiways iust k
is a fortunate thmg for the world that the sep
arate American states ore making snob progress
in dishonesty and are absolutely and plainly re
fusing to pay their debts. They would soon
have been too formidable if they had added ihe mo
ral pox otr of goon janh to their physical strength.
What would the Reverend Sidney say now to
oar " moral power of good faith, oombinod
with onr •• physical strength." an over flowing
treasury, abundant orops and a war In Europe.
Brautitul Biqn.—A new invention in the
show-oard une, is the sign in Messrs. Stott &
Co. s window for Professor De Grath's *• Eieo
trio Oil, from Philadelphia It >s made of
ground glass, and over a oopper plate galvan
ised. set in a frame, has the bruuanoy almost of
diamonds, is tasty, rioh, and expensive : bat the
Professor seems to know how to gei up beautiful
things- at whatever exponse, and he oan t help
succeeding.— Wash. Star.
Whhrh arb thb Bots An Uhlo paper, re
cording an aooident to on individual, speaks of
him as " a young man between seven and eight
years of age-" Babyhood and boyhood, we sup
pose. are obsolete terms in that, region.
The Late President of Hungary. j
I From the Washington Union.]
There are many things to admire in the career (
and of Kossuth, the late President of
; the independent nationality of Hungary ; and
I the proper meed of admiration to the distin-
I guiahed exile, few will deny, has been freely and
j fully rendered by the Amerioan people. Bnt M.
I Kossuth oannot or will not realize his true situ*
; ation or the altered situation of Europe from
the time when his brave, eloquent words caused
i bo muoh hope and joy to the freedom
: in every part of the civilized word. He still lin
; gers, naturally enough, in the past —still treats
; potentates and powers with a freedom and equality
1 becoming the executive of an independent nationality
t —and still talks, and writes and predicts as if
\ thousands and tens of thousands of armed men
were ready to leap responsive to his wishes
While indnlging in dreams of glory, greatness
and independence for his beloved Hungary, he
I has Bhown true nobility of character by reso
j lately working at an honorable profession in or
der to obtain the neoessary means for the sup
port of himself and family. He might have se
lected a less objectionable Amerioan journal as
the medium for his paid contributions ; but pro
'bably in this matter there was no oboioe left for
him ; for, rating his poiitioai productions at a
higher standard oa this side of the Atiantio ; he
took his goods to the most profitable, if not tho
only market.
We need not inform the reader that M. Kossuth
is the regular, liberally-paid London correspon
dent of the New York Times, a paper which is
"everything by tarns, and nothing long, n and
consistent only in its advooaoy of Abolitionism
and its opposition to the Administration or Pres
ident Pierce. That the eloquent Magyar should
endeavor to adapt his poiitioai wares to the
wishes, tastos and even prejudices of tb£ editors
and readers of the Times, ia one of tboso se
quences whioh frequently flow from the some
what dependent relations of employer and em
ployee. The Times is unhesitating in its nae of
vituperative expressions when speaking of the
principles, measures and polioy of the presoot
Administration. M. Kossuth takes the hi&t,
and he, too, most havo his fling at the President
of the United States! As wo have not the space
for the whole of Kossuth's oomplaining letter,
we mako room for the following editorial com
ments of the New York Commeroisl Advertiser,
whioh briefly explains its true oharaoter:
*' 1 1 aftetos that t year fego b gentleman, whose proceed
logs Id this country aod eLsevher* have not bees calculate 1
to give b m any other reputation than that of a theorist
and discontent**} intermoddler with the affaira of other na
tion*. addressed a long memorial to President Pierce, 'd*nr
i nff to t-fune.' ac*-ordln< to morning a paper, 4 k-Au* courn our
f/.Nmwn/ would pursue i>% certain sportiest c<>ntin-jenc\n '
U W almost tieedie-M to say that no other Individual than
M. K.o3*ulh would hr guilty of imcb an indiscretion; ao-J
yet the p»per alluded to protases t > be surprised that no
’ ri-ply b&a been made by the President to »ueh apiece of tin
pertioeoce
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The conclusions of Kossuth’s memorial lo Pre
sident Pierce ia in the following words :
“ I will, then, in oonrlindou, venture to a.-fk
1. Whether, in the event of a revolutionary roalet*t in
Hungary and Italy, Am-rieao «hipa wilt bo permuted, un
d*r ih* lava of the United State*, to clear for port* In the
p.»!U**ni<>o of the Insurgents ’
And X Whether *uch ahlpa will bo exm-p: from w«n-b
or keuun on the high aoaa t y Austrian nnraU of war -”
Kossuth violated no prxnciple of national ft\
quette or private decorum in sending eueh a memo
rial to (he President. The President is in tbs al
most daily reoeipt of memorials where tho ex
pectatione of the writers are not a wbit less
unreasonable It was jast such a memorial as
might have been penned by on ardent Pole, or
a sanguine Irish Repealer, or a hopeful Red Re
pubUoan of Franoe, or an Italian Patriot. But
M K oBB nth and bis disciples cannot understand,
or will not acknowledge its justice, that polioy
of tho Uaited States whioh discriminates be
tween existing governments and merely iaearrec
tiooary movements —between acquired and ex
pocted independence—between official and un
official persons—between a Secretary of State and a
newspaper correspondent.
The Law of Auie-Nopllal Contracte.
I'be Cheater Rapabli&tn gives a report of a
decision by the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
involving the law of onto nuptial contracts, no
der which a Urge amount of property is held id
thia State. John Talbot, son , previous to bis
marriage with Mrs. Hannah Calvert, entered in
to a marriage oontraot by which ebe, after her
marriage, should have and enjoy her property,
freed and discharged from the oootrol of her
husband, aDd ehoald be at iiborty to make her
last will and testament, thereby to give or dis
poso of any part, or the whole of htr estate,
either real or personal, to whom and in what
manor she migblihink fit Hannah died iotes
tale and withou Is&ne, tearing of the estate she
hod at the time of her marriage the snm of $750
at interest, standing in the name of John Talbot,
Jr , the defendant, as her trustee, which sum
bad always been treatod as her own, up to the
time of her death, aod which after her death
was collected and rooovored into possession
by her husband, be actiug as her administrator
John Talbot, sen , died subsequently, having by
his will disposed of the ne dae cf his estate) to
the defendant, aod also appointed him as his ex
ecutor. Two married sisters of Hannah daimed
the money with interest, as next of kin The
caso was argued before Jadgo Haines, on the
lbth of January last, and judgment entered for
tho plaintiffs A writ of error was taken out,
and the case argued before the tiopremo Court
of Philadelphia, when the decision of the oourt
below was revised.
la the opinion of tbo court, “ tbe husband
might have oot himself off from tbe aso of his
wife's goods, bat the agreement that it should
go to whomsoever she plo&sed to designate as
her legatee, iajnot a covenant that the hnsband
will give it to her relatives if she make no wilt
She bad the power to make tbo will, bot did not
exercise it. The presumption is,that she was sat
isfied with the disposition wbioh the law would
make. The plaintiffs had oo title by the mar
riage ortioles, for they are not so much as men
tioued or alluded to; not by any gift of the wife
during her life, for no sooh thing is pretended ;
not by a will, for oo will was ever made ; nor
by the entestate laws of the State, for they give
it to tbo hnsband. They have no title at all,
and yet they most show a good title before they
can demand it Where an ante-nuptial agree
ment limits the wife’s property to certain per
sons other than her hnsband, tbo hnsband of
oonrse oannot olaim It against tbe right of the
parties upon whom it is settled. Where It indi
cates in terms tolerably clear, that tbo bosband
intended to relinquish all the rights whioh he
had or ooold have in the wife’s property, not
only during, bot after the onverture, then it do
soends to her next of kin, and they take it uoder
the intestate laws, just as If sho had never been
married. If euoh intention had boen apparent
here, it would have been equivalent to a settle
ment of it on suoh persons as the wife might
appoint by will, and ia default of suoh appoint
ment, on her next of kin ; bat we do not see the
least glimmer of suoh a meaning In this oon
traot.”
Exports and Imports of the United
Btateei
The union, of Friday las:, oontains a " table,
exhibiting ibe value of merchandise importod
into and exported from the United States, during
ihn quarter ending June ouch. iH06.~ oompuou
by direction of the Secretary of the Treasury.
Heretofore this report baa boen aunuai. um u is
now the intention of tho department to make
it miarteriy an intention which we hope to soo
o&rned out. From itus tabie-tho following ro-
SQita appear:
Pi>eci» |«844al
Free goods other than specie io.o9B.trtK)
ForeUn—Specie - $304,231
Free goods eicern Obecie i. 602.080
Datiable 4.697 7fll
Total roreign
Domestic—gpeeis
Merchandise
Tutsi domestic...
Foreign as abore.
Total exports.
Total imports
KxcegH or exports over imports uurtng .
thfioo&rter sC.6o4,fftt
The~Telauve proportion of imports nuu ex
ports from northern and southern ports is as
follows : |
Northern impArui $602263.684
Southern •• 6.144.0 W
Rjcetu of Northern Import* $60,108,606
Northern Exports.
Southern
Exoeaa of Northern Export*.
This comparison only applies to the months
of April. May and June. Tho reiattve amount
of exports and imports doubtless varies with
the other months. New York alone exports
and imports $32,297,481. more
than half of the lotai exports and imports of the
whole north.
We give the exports find imports of some of
the principal oities of ihe oountry:
iHipOrio. Export*.
New York 528,102,620
Boston and Obanestovn 10,636,066 0.427,068
Philadelphia 3,166,067 1.546.018
Baltimore 2,108,101 2,660.329
Ohariastoti, 8. 0.
Bimoth
32,»i.85:
New Orleans.
San/ranciaco .. - 1,777,824 8,668,169
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Reported Eiprenly for the‘Daily Morning Post
SIX DATS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Halifax, August 29.—The eteamer Canada reached here
lata l&at night, with Liverpool dates to the ISth
Queen Victoria was absent from England, on her visit to
tb* Emperor Napoleon.
The war news received is of importance, including the
destruction of Sweaborg by the allies on the 11th inet,
causing an immense destruction of property.
L'prandl had attacked the lines of the Allies on Tcber
nsya, but was repulsed with great loss. The loss of thj
Allies was trifling.
The bombardment of Sebastopol id fixed for the 17th insL
At Sweaborg an Immense conflagration had prevailed for
49 hours, which destroyed the store-houses, magazines and
arsenals; the powder magazines-and stores cf projectiles
were alro blown up. The enemy’s loss is enormous.
There is nothing said by either ihe English or French
Admiral’s despatches about the Lussi&n ships at Sweaborg
The Allies lost no lives, but two officers and thirty men c-f
the English were wounded
The news from the seat of war is highly important. The
Rusrdan army und*r LlprandJ had attacked the lines of
the Allies at Tohernaya on the morning c’f the 16th, and
after a battle which lasted three hoars were repulsed by the
French and Sardinians with a reported leas of 5000, and 400
prisoners.
The Canada also brings intelligence of the bombardment
of Sweahorg, continued from the t).h to the 11th by the Al
lied fleets, with immense destruction of property, and but
trifling lots to the Allies.
After the bombardment, the fleets returned on the 13th
to Nargen
The Russian fleet at Bweaborg was not touched.
Denmark Is reported to have seut a Commiwioner to ask
advice of Prance with reference to the rtfasal of American
vessels to pay Sound duties.
Gen. Simpoou telegraphs that the bombardment of Babas
topul woula re-open on the morning ol the 17 th.
The battle of Tohernaya commenced on the 19th. The
Russians to the number of 00 000 fought for three hours;
the Sardinians also fought bravely. Tne Rosalaps tost 4000
or UMX) la killed, and 400 were taken prison* rs. The loss
of tho allies is small. The Russians were in complete re
treat when the French reserve came up.
Omar Pacha had receivel orders to return to tho Crimea
instead of Asia. \
A despatch from St cays that Gortechokoff
has orders to sink the Russian fl««t if Sebastopol falls.
The London Mornlog Post, a ministerial paper, says It
has reason to expert ntirri g and hitherto unexpected news
from tba-primea It is supposed to refer to some secret ex
pedition/
LateSt.—Accounts from Asia Minor states that Kars is
completely invested. The first parallel has been openad.
All communication with Ereeromubos hod been stopped.
Turkey is sending reinforcements to Kan.
General Espinos takes command of General Canrobert’s
division, General lainorlska Is aboot to organise a regiment
of deserters and Poles.
A ministerial erisio was threatened at Constantinople.
The revolted bedouins lu Tripoli are still uosabdued.
Negotiations are still going "n between London. Dari*
and Vienna, respecting Austria's continued occupation of
the Principalities. The hoodoo papers say that the nego
tiations have arrived at a point for a triple treaty binding
Francs, England and Austria not to conclude any arrange
ment sep-raLely with Russia.
Queen Victoria, escorted by nix shlps-of w »r. c maxed t be
rbn one! to Boulogne on the 17th.
Judies Walker A Go , manufacturers, of have
Mb d
There is nothing new from France Wedncsdsv being
the fete of Napoleou was a holiday at the Bourse. It was
i-elebratel at the theatres ao<l throughout Ports by rpeota
-le» and illuminations, and the commutation of the «ru
irnce* of '2OOO prisooert.
IVcparatlun* are being made for the reception of Qaeeu
Victoria Napoleon will meet tier on Tuesday at Boulogne
Thu Empraas will not be present.
Ei Praii-lent Fillmora bad been presented to the Emperor
by sir. Mason, the American Minister.
There I* nothing of the least importance from Bpaiu.
Something is said of a Congress of Statesmen «t Vienna
to settle the affairs of Italy, but it is not Iflkely to be with
ntfe’t at precent.
The statement relative to a concordat* between France
and tho liuly Bee is contradicted.
The Homan government Interpose* every obstacle to re
cruiting for the British Italiao Legion.
DENMARK.
It is reported that the Danish admiral Nourier has gone
to Paris to ask the advice and assistance of France touch
ing their dlflerances with America concerning the round
duties. D-nmark fears that the United Mates will com
uimce LoitUitiei* by taking possession of the Danish Wort
India Islands
l! is reported that the Ccmzßisaent of Southern Russia
has declared it iaposs.hla in provision more men than are
now in the Crimea ; consequently no further reinforcements
will be sent.
The Overland mall has arrived, bringing dale* to the 4 -h
Jq'v
1 1 u minor*d that Persia is still lot/ guing witb Rim;a,
aoJ that the British force In India Will on -ec.l to (be Pvr
ttan Gulf
Affair* ia India are tran.juli
Frightful Railroad Accident— Eighteen
Persons Killed and Many Fatally In-
i'uiLaoELruja, August *v —Th* ten o'clock train from
thli cttjr t-r New Votk was thrown from the Ira- k aloul
11 o clock this moratog, when a mile above Burling
ton. New Jersey, sod 18 prrooti* v*m killed and a much
larger camber wounded, com? (>{ them fatally acJ in oy
senonaly. The following uoCiad peraons were killed: I>. B.
Haywood, George Rldgway, M. C. M. Barclay. Baron de fit.
Andre, French Consol; Edward P. Bacon. Wl'aou Kent,
Alexander Kelly, John M Connell, Charles Bottom and M
J. H toogblor, o? Philadelphia; Jacob Howard, of Lebanon,
Tetui ■ Mrs. Margaret Prwoott, wife of tne Rev Mr Pre»
i-ott, of Balem, n J , and Major it -yea, ef the V 8 . Coant
Survey, and wife.
Among the wounded we fiod M r . I i*!i, of C«>t\oeciicut, la
tail;, h 1, Boaneit, of Natchrx Ml". mjbily; Mr. snj
Mrs John L Otlle«L>le, of Natcbri Mesarv.Toe
erbacb aud Jobo Kelly, of Pituourgh, the lion Wiliiam
C Moi lay, if New York, **ricu* y . Samuel Lamb, of Stark
c-unty. vjhU); the Hon. William Wheelsc. Naval Bureau,
\Va«hlngU>Q , Com. J M. Smith, U S. Navy fpet-rr kte
Cor tin, of Oooat Survey
The accident occurred while the train tt a backlog to a
turn out to make way ur the down train f:nm New Y«»ife,
which was behind time. Tb« rear c»r of the rain hacking
was (brown from the track in c, of r:>mlng in
ivjUivicn »Uii a carriage wbi>*h aU*mpte>i • eroa.n tho
nnd , ths borvea were killed, but the Inmate* ovi-apeO uu
hurt
Tbrw *ara e»r« i-vmplptely ground U> atoms, ihe train
panaing tuore> tbao it* length aflr-r thr rrar *ft be
tract
Niw Yoac. AogUflt £fl —Amon* the latent an Hal* to
Lu»d Ip the Hod. Ulai Murray. mi Jtobe a maid of honor
toll B M. the Queen ; tn dU that sbe is writing a book
embodying her observation* and experience iu the United
Btatea, whether a h TtcliOfip*, or native cannot uj
A bvovy rotberv ni reported at lb* f\ lie* office this
morning. A. M. Blew art Sprigg*. agent !of a file oianufa'-
tory Id (Sheffield. England, while on hU wav fmm th*> later
national Hotel, in Broadway, u> Wail utrwl, hod ln
ban It bills abstracted from his coal pocket. Jurt aj be
rwactwd Wail street his bat wu jostled. and wh* rrmofel
his hand to replace It tbs postage was purloined.
Tbe potato rvt is reported as doing much damage at the
ea*t end oi Long Island, but tbe f peculators am naggerwl
lug facte in order to raise the prices in the market
The Mayor bos Issoel a proclamation extending tbe time
quarantine to Teasels fn tu Norfolk and PorUmoa'.h (■<
the that of November
Later from Kanaas— filartne Disaster, Ac
Cnjraoo, August 20.—Kansas dates to Monday evening
are received. The bill tor the election of all the territorial
officers by tbe present legislature passed, and tbe two
houses were in jotnt session carrying oot the election*.
The Mil t rovides for the election, by the present legisla
ture, of all local officer*, Including Bberiffs, Con-tables and
Assessors, for the next dx years
Tbe schooner Knickerbocker, Cept. Richards.eapsised otf
Bhevoygao on Sunday at coon, the vessel was turned bot
Lorn up Capt. Richards and two of the crew were drown
ed ; two others reached shore safely The Knickerbocker
was owned in Mllwaukie, and was bound thither, with a
cargo of bark She Is a total loss, but Is Insurr-l.
Tbe census tor the Booth division of Chicago has bren
completed; the population amounts to UO.O&t'. tbe name
division in June, IBM, was 24,093.
Bsuviboox, August 29.—Tbe number of deaths by fovsr
at Portsmouth up to Tuesday noon bad boen 300, Including
107 at tbe Naval Hospital. Sixty two new c*«ce are report
ed since Saturday The deaths for the week ending on
Tuesday are UV I>r Maupla 1« recovering, Dr. fingiea
is to a dangerous coodi icn. Pour phvstdauv and teu
nurses have arrived from Charles too. Mayor fish i» sick,
but not with fever Twelve deaths occurred during tbe
last eight hours, and twelve yesterday. James Saunders,
Secretary of the Howard Association, la down with the
lever
At Norfolk, Dr. Higgins Is still dangerously 111. All the
papers in Nartolk have been suspended. Fifteen deaths
occurred yesterday.
Wiamifovox Cirr, August 29 —fn the Virginia American
State Oouncil, in session is Richmond os Monday, au in
formal resolution was offered by Jobu M. Botts. embracing
the eentiment that both the secrecy and religious test the
[•arty ought to be abolished, and the naturalisation laws to
talis repealed. Tbe otjeut was merely to obtain the renee
of the Council on the questloo, and it was unaulmousiy de
cided In the affirmative
WofliiinOTU* ClT i , August 29 —New Orleans paper* of
Monday are received.
A Utter from Brownivilla, Texas, states that 7.oc«Usroe
would pronounce on the 10th. Ban Louis Potoal bad pr-.
oounoed, and 1600 men were on their way (r< Vloau ri. who
was to march on Uatamoras on the 20th. Q>-o Woli still
commands Matomoras.
Boston, August 29 Tbe officers and workmen at the
Navy Yard at Portsmouth, N. U., have given a day's pay
for the benefit of the sufferers by the fever at Norfolk and
Portsmouth.
4rt.614.19-J
$62.897.66b
Great Restorative.•-/Vw and Apne
Cwad by Dt- M'LanSi Ltvtr PQls.— Mr. Jonathan Hough
am, of West Union, Park county, Illinois, writes to the
proprietors that he hod suffered greatly from a severe and
protraoted attack of Fever and Ague, and was completely
restored to health by the use of the Liver Pills alone.
These PUIa unquestionably possess great tonic properties,
and can be taken with decided advantage for many diseases
requiring Invigorating remedies; but the Liver Pills stand
pro-eminent as a means of resioriog a disorganited Liver to
healthy action; hence the great celebrity they hare attained.
The numerous formidable diseases arising from a diseaeed
Liver, which so long baffltd tbe skill of the most eminent
physicians of the United States, are now rendered easy of
oure, thanks to the study and perseverance of the distin
guished physician whose name this great medicine bears—
a u&me which will descend to posterity os one deserving of
gratitude. This invaluable medicloe should always be
kept within reach ; and on the appearance of the earliest
symptoms of diseased Liver, it can be safely and usefully
administered.
. $7,868,672
$19,947,803
. 41.286.05 U
... $61^233.842
T.668.6T2
.$88,902.4 U
. 82,897.063
$61,127,001
17.775.413
Purchasers will please be careful to ask fbr, and take none
but Dr. Liver Pills. There are other Pills, pur
porting to be Uver Pills, now before the public.
Dr. ST Lane’s genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated
Vermifuge, can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores
in the United Btatea and Oanoda.
$33,351,688
Aloo, for sale by the sole proprietors,
fleminq bros.,
Successors to J. Kidd A Oo:,
angff7:daw No. GO Wood street, oorner of Fourth.
49* Stocking Factory.— 0. DALY'S Stocking
Factory, where everything is made iu the HOSIERY LINE,
is at the corner of Bt. Olalr and Penn streets. 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 bis Store, corner of Market alley
and Fifth street. Don't forget tbe name—O- DALY and
No. 20. »p24>
3W.480 4.717.944
9i»U4 2,M1 &&
79,090 6.218,689
’ •* ’ -V
,►«*_' t?- -a
NEWS 6Y TELEGRAPH
ARRIVAL or THE CANADA.
{few York City Items
Tbe Epidemic In Virginia.
Virginia Know Nothings
From tbe South
Relief for the Sufferers
\
\,
jr
(%
\ Letter from H.»n John Minor flott*, of Virginia,)
Ridbwoiris July 9th, 1836.
jfeurx. Wm. 8. Been d Co.—Genti: Considerstiona of
duty to the afflicted alone prompt me to'fwad yoa this voi
untary testimonial to the great value of C»ri®x*a
Spanish Mixture, for that almost iDCurabledUaaae,
Scrofula.
Without being disposed or deeming U neees-ary to go
into the particulars of the ease, I can say that the astonish,
that have been produced by the ose of that
medicine on a member of my own family, and under my
own observation find superintendence, after the skill of the
best physicians bad been exhausted, and all the usual rem.
edies had failed, fully justify me in recommending its use
to all who may be suffering from that dreadful malady.
I do not mean to say'taiat it is adapted to all constitu
tions, or that it will afford the same relief in all cases; for,
of course, I con know nothing about that—but from what
1 have seen of the effects, 1 would net hesitate to use it, In
any and every case of Scrofula, with persons fbr whom I
felt an interest, or over whom I could exercise influence or
control. Respectfully yours,
j v2d JNO. M. BOTTB.
Lungit Longilt
Persons suffering from diseases of ths throat or lungs
are, to a great majority of cases, completely restored to
health by a faithful trial of Dr. Curtis’ Hygeana or Inhaling
Vapor. By the Doctor’s new method of treatment, the
medical agent is brought In direct contact with the diseased
parts, and cannot fall of having a beneficial effect. All
druggists sell it See advertisement la this paper,
Cbxttion— Da. Co>tvu’ UYG SANA U the original and only
genuine arttela jel&Swdaw
49“ Just Received, a superior lot of Latong
Poogee and Grass GOATS, wbWi are desirable, and will be
-sold low roa cisu, at GRIBBLE’B,
;y4 No 243 Liberty street, head of Wood.
OHIO & PENNSYLVANIA RAUEOAD
THE ONLY RAILROAD
RUSaiNG WEST FROh PITTSBURGH.
Tux ¥ost Taxis leaves at 2 A. M- through to Cincinnati
in 12 hours and 40 minutes.
Mail Traih lsavq at 8 A. M.
Eip&ssa Traih “ at BP. M.
These Trains all make close oonneettons at Crestline, and
the first two connect at Alliance. The direct route to gt.
Louis is now open, via. Crestline aod Indianapolis, 100
miles shorter than via. Cleveland. Connections are made
at Mansfield with the Newark and Sandusky City road,
and at Crestline with the three roads concentrating there.
For particulars see handbills. No trains run on Sanday.
Through Ticket* sold to Gadnnati, Louisville Bt. Louis,
Indianapolis, Chicago, Rock Island, Fort
and the principal Towns and Cities in the West.
The NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave Pittsburgh at 10 A.M. and 6.16 P. and New Brigh.
ton at 7 A. M. and 1 P. M.
For Tickets an 4 further Information, apply to
G. CURRY,
A t the corner offlee, under the Monoogmhela House-
Or, at the FederaVßtreet Station, to
QEORGE tfARKIN, Ticket Agent.
Pittsburgh, July 23, 1866. j (Jy24j
OHIO AND INDIANA "RAILROAD,
BSIBG THB
Continuation of the Ohio qxu} PeijJia. B. B.
TO FORT WAYNE,
rtnLXt NUND&SD AND CQBTKXN «(« fXOM PITTaStTBaff.
0&- Trains connect at Crestline, wtlAovt detention, with
all ihe TVouu on the Ohio and Ann a. Road, end also at
Forest with Trains going North and South, on the Mad
River aod Lake Erie Railroad.
For Tickets, apply at the Railroad Office# of the Ohio
•oil PennaylTanU Railroad Company la Plttsbargh, A lie*
gbcDT City, or at any of the following point#:
Fort Wayne, Bellefontalaa,
Cincinnati, Urbana.
Dayton, Bprineflald,
Indianapolis, Richmond,
Tiffin, Findlay.
Persons desiring Tickets will be particular to ask for s
Tickst by tbe Ohki and Indiana Railroad.
jw<J
J K. STRAPQHAK, Bap*t-
mortification' the instant a plaster is applied,
diu( cease, »nd rigor la girm by BALLET'S PATH KX
TKACTOK'S galranlo effects, and except the parts are de
com posed, they will soon be restored to their natural color;
l>ot it to, the contagious Influence will be neutralized and
arrw.ed, for mortification cannot proceed wherever the
ailn- be laid on, aod new flesh Will certainly be generated.
polsok rftoM tsaxcra, uptius ASD plabts
Ano rt-ndeml quite harmless by robbing In instantly a
quantity c-f DaLlbY’S PAIN EXTRACTOR, and after it
has swollen, and livid spots are viaihia. Bren than, like
the voluir battery, U will directly attract, diaolve, and
raetamorpbowe the poisoning influence. At the sting of
been ao-1 tuo>quito-'», the instant it touches yoo the pain
and/. The blUa of rabid animals also are as speedily neu
tralised.
Non- genuine wit ho at a steel-plate engraved label, with
cignatuioa of
. HENRY DALLEY, Manufacturer,
0. V OLiOKHNBR A 06, Proprietor*.
Sold at «ft oenls per box by Dr. Q. B. K.EYBSR, 140
Wood street, and by nearly every dealer In medicines
throughout the United Btales. All orders or letters for in
formation or sdriee, to be addressed to 0. V. CLICBLBNKB
ft Oi . N«» York jylfed*w?w
' -s We have Just recei ved, by ftixpreae,
/ a large lot of PuAxTRIUS, HUNGARIAN and othei
?uf f II ATS, oi latest style, which we will Mil aa low for
a.* any bouse In the city. Call and ate
MORGAN A CO, 104 Wood street,
auif2L neit house to tbs new Presbyterian Church.
We here just received from the East a
large lot of Panama, Canton, Brail and CV»»d»
HATH, which *# can sell itiach below the usual price.
Straw Liatu from cents upward*. Panama Hats from
$1.1.0 to $4,00 MORGAN ft CO,
a,yW 104 Wood street.
}] Nherlfffcay.—UEijßdY R-UIDDLK, of the
City of Allegheny, will be a candidate for the office
of Sheriff of Allegheny? Oouoty, at the ensuing elec*
Uon _ _ jyfcdawte
Pennsylvania Insurance Company
0 V PITTSBURG H,
Corner .of Fourth and Btnithdeld street®.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $300,000.
p Insuas Buildings and Other Property against Loss
U'riX or Damage by Fire, and the Perils of the Bea and
Intend Navigation and Transportation.
DlaBo T 0 B 8 :
"'a ¥ Johnston, Kftlt Patterson, Jacob Painter,
A.. A. Carrier, W. M’CUotock, Kennedy T. Friend,
Jam** S. Neglcy, W. fl. Haven, D. K. Park,
I Urter Sprout, Wade Hampton, D. M. Long,
A.J Ji'U«s, J 11. Jones, H. R. CoggahaU,
lion. ffM. P JOHNSTON.
»Vv /VendffU RODV PATTERSON.
.'i'c'yond TVeoaurfr.A. A. P.ARRT WR_ ••
Assui*xU_SccreUay.&. 8. CARRIER. [ joS&ly
CITIZICH»» Imuranoe Company of
Pittsburgh.—WM RAGALEY, President;
BAMUEL L. &IARSHELL, Secretary.
QfUct: 94 Halter MtruLbdween Markttmd wotfitruU.
Insures HULL and CARGO Risks, on the Ohio nod Missis*
alp pi Rivera and tributaries.
Insures against Lose or Damage by Fire.
ALSO—Against the Perils of these*, and InlabdNavtgt*
tlonaod Transportation.
OttßOTCftfi
Wiutam Bigalej, Rich ini Fiord,
J&med il. Cooper, Samuel M. Klar,
Samuel Rei, William Bingham,
Robert Dunlap,Jr., John S. DQvorth,
lusac 51. Peonook, FnnoiaSiUan,
B. Harbaugh, J. Schoonmaaer,
Walter Bryant, WilliamH, Hay.
John Shlpton. dao2l
Llfo, Fire and Marine Injamnce Company;
WHXXR or WATER AND MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, President
Jas. D. W’Gill, Secretary.
This Company makes every Insurance appertaining to or
connoted with LIFE RISKS.
Also, against Hall and Cargo Risks on the Ohio and Mia
sisnippi rivers and tributaries, abd Marine RUk* generally.
And against Loss and Damage by Fire, and against the
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies Issued el the lowest rates consistent with safety,
to ail parties. •.
bikWMfeS:
Robert Galway, Alexander Bradley,
James 8. Qoon, /f- John Fullerton,
John M’Alpln. ( fiatnuel M’Clnrkan,
William I'hllllps, W. Hallman,
John Scott, Chas. Arbutbnot,
Joseph P. Gauam, M. D., DaVid Richey,
Jamee Marshall, John M’Gill,
Horatio N. Loa, Kittanning.
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN U. BHOENBERGKR, Pawmxirr.
ROBKRT FINNEY, Bxoastabt.
U. W BATCHELOR, GtnxjUL Aqcvt.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
MARINE AND* FIRE RISKS.
directors:
J H. Shoenberger, G. W. Oass,
' <J. W. Batchelor, W. K. Nimick,
l«aao M. Pennook, T. B. Updike,
W. W. Martin, R. D. Cochran,
it. T. Leech, Jr., John A. Oaughey,
George 8. Bolden, 8.8. Bryan,
David McCandlese.
49* All Losses sustained by parties' Insured under poli
cies issued by this Oompany wifi be liberally adjusted and
promptly paid at its OSes, No. 99 WATER street, f jyll
PEARL STEAM MILL,
ALLEGHENY.
S3- FLOUR DELIVERED TO FAMILIEB .In either of
the two Cities.
URDiae may be left at the MiU, or in boxes at tho stores of
LuGAN, WILSON A 00., 69 Wood street.
BRAUN A REITER, oorner Liberty and St. Clair eta
U P. SCHWARTZ, Druggist, Allegheny.
TSRMB: OASa, DIIIVSAY.
Jy29 BRYAN, KENNEDY * CO.
Boot and Shoe Jllanufacloru.
-d), JAMES O’DONHKLL & BRO.,
pijall Would respectfully inlbrm the
f fO of Pittsburgh, thnt they have opened a manufactory
MEN’S AND WOMEN’S BOOTS AND SHOES,
At No. 79 Bmlthfleld itreetf
In Wxriua’s Buildibqs, where they will be prepared to fill
all orders of every description of Boots and Shoes at the
shortest notice.
In order to aooommodate all olassee of customers they
will also keep on sale a good assortment of the best eastern
work. Also, all descriptions of children’s wear.
Termt itnctfy oath; poods at cash price*.
A share of the public patronage Is solicited. imy&6m
WILLIAMS & ALLEN,
suoossosa TO
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS,
uAßuraonnciu or
Chilson Furnaces, Wrought .Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENERALLY,
For Warming and Ventilation of Building*.
49~W. A A. will contract for Wanning and Ventilating
by Bteam or Hot Water, Pipes or Ohilson’s Furnace.
Churches, Schools, Hospitals, Factories, Green UfmjffgT
Cour tHousea, Jails, Hotels, or Dwellings. No. 26 MARKET
street, Pittsburgh. apjg
SPORTING m ATfgßi AL. of all description., u„-
by £augS7J BOWN A TETLEY.
st- 'v-*
V.
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OFFICERS
PITTSBURGH
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GREAT DISCOVERY!
AMPLE TESTS, both by able Practitioners sod Chemi
cal Analysis, have demonstrated (he great value of
PROP. DB G RATH’S beautiful combination, called MELEO
TBIO OIL,” for the relief and core of Ptin. Bnt the people I
themselves are rendering their verdict in a manner both
uumistakeabl* and satisfactory. More than 2y,000 bottles
bate been sold in a very short time—a great proportion to
these who heard others recommend It, who had tried it.
That it Is a splendid discovery Is everywhere acknowledged,
and noiblog like It was ever if fore prepared. Why, for
Cbrru alone, It is worth £lOO,OOO a year to the people, as II
alw ys cures these painfoltormentors in tioentyfbur hours.
Bat what Is It not worth to the, people' if it cores Bait
Rheum, Erysipelas, Canker, Ulcers, Sores of all kinds, (fre
quently taking away ail the pain in twenty-roar hours,)
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Palpitation, Headache, Bronchitis,
Piles, Womb Complaints, Cramps, Sprains, Sore or Swelled
Breast, Felons, Wounds of all kinds, Ac. 7 Woo’d $500,000
express its value to the people 7 Because a man will
give freely for relief from pain Will this Oil relieve pain t
Certainly it will. Such men as we have often named, hon
orable and high-minded merchants, mayors, doctors and
others bare so said, after from ten to fifty trials. They say
the Electric OH is the finest medical combination ever pre
pared, neither offensive nor injurious, but effectual in all
the above and many other cases- Some honorable, and
heavy business firms have, it Is true, sold some of the old
(turpentine, bituminous,'or«al tar, Ac. do.) external ap
plications, until their customers returned bottle after bot
tle, with the remark that “the remedy, was worse than the
pain ;** yet such men have never recommended nor riven
countenance to them. Bnt see some of our best merchants
ordering more every ton days, and always giving additional
testimony to the value of this wonderful discovery. That
b great many&dies are using It as a medicinal toilet article
for themself# and children, is well known. It cures
off pimples, blotches and eruptions on the fsce and neck in so
short a time,, yon would scarcely credit U. It frequently
reduces a painful swelling in two hours; has done It in ha f
an hoar; cured many effectually in six hours. If ladies
knew the soothing , strengthening and healing virtues in this
Oil, they would never be induced to use anything else for
womb com plain is or pains of any kind.
We now insert a letter Just received from Henry Wiley,
Ksq., who went to England six weeks since, (to die.)
Losdoh, July 12,1865.
Peof. Ds Grata, Phlla.—Dear Sir: When I left home for
my health, erQptions, A 0.,) I never expected to
return again, believing that my complaint would soon
carry me off. When you gave me three bottles of your
Electric 00. to take with me, as merely a palliative, t did
aot think X would so very soon be called upon to thank you,
as I now do, for my complete-restoration.
1 can only say, before the departure of the steamer, th«t
you have only to oomo here with your OIL to make a for
tune in one year. There Is not another simUar medicine in
England, If in the world. 1 will write by next steamer.
Toors. most truly, Hmav Won.
It cannot be their imaginations, who state that old sores,
that have discharged from six months to five years, have
been eared by this Oil. It cannot be untrue, oof a decep
tion, where pain is relieved in one da*, often in half an
hour. No! common eensa dictates no;—and 000 written
letters say no! Gome and see them. A regular Doctor In
attendance; end Ladles can consult a Lady, privately, by
dropping a line to the efflee. Advice from a distance, mak
log inquiries that any physician can answer, wtil be
promptly attended to. Always enclose a stamp, as our ser
vices are freely given, and we are drawn npon too often la
this way All cases treated liberally, with or without the
Oil, as I have two Physicians associated for this express
purpose. Pro! a DE ORATH,
No. 39 Sooth Eighth street, Philo.
N. B.—The largest bottles ten times the cheapest. Please
notify ms of any ease or failure to cure in from half an
hoar to three weeks, as I wiah to core aIL augSO
Allegheny County, a*.
# COMMONWEALTH OP PENNSYLVANIA
to Mrs. Nabct MoComsna, widow, and
other heirs of Thomas McCoLuargß, dec*d,
at theJnst&nee of Jutes Wileikbois, Jr,
Executor of Jamxs Wnxnreoa, deceased, by
his Attorney, 0- B. M. Smith :
You are hereby cited to be and appear before me, J. H.
ROBB, Register for the Probate of Wills, granting letters
of administration, Ae_, in and for said County, on or before
MONDAY, the 17th day of September next, at my offl-e, at
Pittsburgh, then and there to take out letters of adminis
tration on the estate of said THOMAS McCOLLISTKR,
deceased, or show cause, if an*, why said letters should not
Issue to said JAMES WILKINSON, Jr., Administrator, Ac
or to some other fit person. **
Given under my hand and seal of office, at Pittsburgh,
this 28th day of AQgust, A. D. 1855.
augSoaUUw3t J. H. ROBB. Register.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
—On Thursday morning, September 6tb, at 10 o’clock,
at the residence of Wm. A. Hill, Esq , at Evergreen Ham
let, will be sold, (as he is removing, > his entire Household
tnd Kitchen Furniture, which Is of superior quality, and
kept in the beat order; among which will be found Plano
Forte, Mirrors, Hair and Plush Seat Bofaa, Divane, Chairs
and Rockers, Card and Centre Tables, Parlor, Chamber,
Hail and Stair Carpets, Paintings and Engravings, Lamps,
Mantle Clocks, Mahogany Secretary and Book Cave, Walnut
and Mahogany Wardrobes, High and Low Post and French
Bedsteads, Walnut and Mahogany Dressing Bureaus, Work
and Wash Stands, Fancy and Common Chairs, Pining and
Breakfast Tables, China, Gflass and Queensware, and a full
assortment of Kitchen Furniture, Oooklng Utensils, Ao
* Iso—One superior Barouche, for one or two horses; one
Boggy, with top; Double and Single Harness; Ac., Ac.
49* Omnibussas will leave thAHand street Bridge at 8
and 9 o’clock on mornirg of rale, to convey purchasers to
the premises. P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer
eogS&dlw
Heal Estate for Sale or Rent.
That desirable property, the residence of WILLIAM A
HILL, situs ted at EVERGREEN HAMLET, Is offered
fur sale or rent. Po6F«*sjon given Immediately.
Apply to either of the undersigned.
ALFRED R CURLING,
corner of Second and Wood &U
ROBSRT ROBB,
corner of tifth and Wylie sts
G. FOLLANSBSJB,
augStbllw 106 Liberty street.
Wanted,
BY a Qentleman and his Wife, a pleasant furnished
apartment, with board. Terms must be moderate.
Reference given and required. Address *• 0. 0.,” this office,
slating terms, etc. sug3o-.lt*
BUTTER— 5 bbb this uay received by
sogSO HENRY H. COLLINS.
Adjournid Orphaoi' Court Bale of R«al
Estate. %
BY virtue of; and in pursuance of an order of tbe Or
phans’ Court of Allegheny Conn y, I will expose to
sale at PUBLIC AUCTION, on lb® premia.a, in sod near
the Borough of MqKEBSPORT, on MONDAY, tbe 3i day ot
September next, at 11 O’clock A. M., following described
BKAL KSTATK, lato of tlr. QEORQIS UUKV, de«md to
wit’
U:t 87—On north side of Third street, west of Market.
Lot 09—Oo the bank, of Monongehela river, we»i of Mar*
fcet street.
167 —On the east aide ol Market street, and two story
Frame Bouse thereon.
Lot 168—On eart side of Market street, and one and a half
story Frame House.
Lots 232 and 283—0 n south side of Eighth street, east of
Market.
lx>ts 236,237 and 238—0 n north side of Ninth street
AH the above Lots are CO by 140 feet.
Also—33 Lots, of various dimensions— principally, how
ever, 60 by 140 feel—being part of iwo ouMota, which were
subdivided Into building lots, and are now within the Bor
ough limits.
B3L- The Pittsburgh and Oounellsviiie Railroad runj in
the centre of these Lota, and they are convenient to the
place selected for the Station House. They are veil located
for manufacturing purposes, fronting oo the Monongabela
river, convenient to coal, in a handsome and thriving town,
and will have all the facilities of the Kaet and
West
Also—A Pam, containing about 125 acres, known as the
“OROOKKD RUN FAKM,° on which are a Brick and a
France House, and other improvements. This Farm ds
about half a mile from McKeesport, and when the PAC.
Railroad is completed, will be about twentt minutes’ Ribs
from Pittsburgh. It is a beaotifa! location for country
residences, and a part of it well c&lcoJsted for Gardening
purposes. The Monongabela river is its northern bound
ary ; the Slate Read runs through it, also the P. A’C. R. R-,
burgh. 10 1118 occopaata 6 °^ olco of to Pltto
TERMS—One-third cash, balance in one and ivo years,
with interest; to be secared by bond and mortgaged
ALEX. MILLAR,
Adm. de bon. non cum test, annexo, of the Estate oKDr.
Geo. Huey, deceased. augSJj"---
Bottoe to Contractor*.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Post Office
in Blairs villa, until the 10th of September next, and at
Marsha:]** Hotel, in Saltsburg, on the 20tb, for [he Gradua
tion and Masonry of SECTIONS NO. 86 AND 87. North
Western Railroad— situated at New Castle.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the Engineer's
Office, in Blatrsvllle, on and after the 10th of September.
All proposals to be marked ss such on the .outside.
aug29-.lv MALONK, PAINTER A GONDKR.
Found)
ON LIBERTY STREET, In front of the Atheneeum, at
Cummings’ Fruit Stand, a sum of money, which the
owner can have by calling at CUMMINGS’, and paying*
charges.
PIASOBI PUNOSI ~
Manufactured by CHiOKSRiNa a sons, Boston,
and for sale by JOHN XL MKLLOR. /wS^r->
No. 81 Wood street, between Diamond aneyfS§sßfßߧ9
and Fourth street Just received from theHTSrffyß
manufactory or Chickering A Sons, Boston,« u Hull
and for sale invariably at Boston vri<x3—
Two of their first cfart Beten Octave Pianos, Louis XIV.
stole, with carved case#, legs, lyre, music desk, Ac. Ac.: fin
ished hack and front alike. This is considered by persons
of taste to be the insist beautifnl pattern now made. Price
$5OO each.
Two first class Beven Octave Pianos, with carvel case,
lyre, new style of fluted legs, the lyre and ends of beautiful
cair> d tracery work; finished back and front alike. Price
$460 each.
Three elegant Rosewood, plain double round corners.
Seven Octave Pianos, finished hack and front alike, and
with Ghickering’s Patent Iren Frame. Price $4OO each
Two carved Rosewood octave Pianos, with new style
fluted legs, carvedcaße, mush desk, and the usual opeoinge
filled with beautifully carved tracery work; finished hack
and front alike. Prl^as42s each.
Thiwi elegent Borawwd, plsln doable round comm. &A
BOT<m Bora wood end Bl.ckW.lmit Six Octave Pianos, all
made as weU and with tha sama care as their drat clue P|.
auos, and with Chick-ring's Patent Iron Frame.
GRAND PIANOS.
Oos of Ohiokering A Son/ Now Scale, IUB Seven Octar.
Grand Pisnoe. of Immense power, brilliancy, and eweetnejw
of tone, with their Now patent AoMon, which renders the
touch >0 light and elastic that It can be played on be the
most delicate hand. Brice $750 *
THE NEW PABLOK GRAND PIANOB.
Alep, one of their now Parlor Grand Pianos, an entirely
PrT SBS0 >UOn ’ ,DJ partioal * rl I »*»i t*d for Parlor use.
PIANO STOOLS.
A new lot of Piano Btools just rereived
For hale by JOHN H. MKLLOK.BI Wood
„ . 1 between Diamond alley and Fourth etreatc
Sole Apnt for OHIOKEBINQ A SONS, fcr PBtoburgh and
Weatarn Pennsylvania. .u^2s
FULTON CAR WORKS,
POCHDBT AND MACHISM SHOP
„ „„ &ANDO3KT, OHIO. ’
fITHB subscriber having moved Into his now Works, re.
JL cently erected, corner of Water, UcDonough and Shelbv
ssssL^sr* aaAVSL> hand - “
Also, for STEAM ENGINES of all etna. OEaimm
RAILROAD CASTINGB-of all descriptions, and all other
•PPWtalnlng to a Foundry and MatStoe Shop.
The rnremen of the different departments are eelentiQo
and Practical men-moetly from Eastern
who keep themselves Informed and adopt all valuable mod-
W - *■ W*HEBa“
Wm ~ H ' S eh ««l.
S B S N «S m ? KI,OBS 0N MONDAY, September 3d,
are reqnested to be punctual In attend.
a “f “ appllcaUon Is desirable on the part or
new bupils, to factiltate the formation of classes. Mr W
maybe fennd at hie resldenoe, on North Common, between
Federal and Banduaky etieetn. aug2Btilv*
ANTE—-Cooks and Girls to do housework are wanted
indtyandcountrywho can give good references;
none else need apply. Bltuattons wanted for a Gardener, a
uarrtage Driver, a Clerk or Salesman, Mechanics of differ
branch Ae,a Porter, a Üborer, a boy to team a trade, a
Q°l to attend store. A w»n. experienced in
traveling South and Wot, wishes a situation as traveling
agent or conductor of cars; can give good reference. Apply
at BARR’S Intelligence Office, 410 liberty gt. euggktf
YLBR'B QHnr.BRA remitov—thu Taluable artiste,
so well knows for It* many cures, can be obalnedfat
augtt NO* W MARKET BtT
•• iA r - .i'4-i'frr ’ ■<!. v. ,j-
.••■•f:vXv ;
# T - ''" -* ' "r : -'
WOODWEEL'S
piTß.Niftiiß'E:.,
AND ,
■cHAi.sri.,
WH O L SAX, E AHi- iiETAIE
KUBBAOINO sve&y bt_lbof
trUUSITBUE, >
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AMD WUNDT
SUITABLE FOR '
PARLORS, *
CHAMBERS, \
, AMD, DlMlEd ROOMS.
EQUAL TO AMS IN .
NEW YORK OE PHILADELPHIA,
AND AT LOWER PRICES,
Hvery trtciA made by tadtfj sod vanturied*
u ~ , ... Cablaet Haber*
suppiiai with My quantity of FUBSTFUBB andOHAIBB,
on reasonable forma.
' Hotels and Steamboats
FURNISHED AT THE BHORTEST NOTICE.
Wareroome, Hot. 77 and 78 Third (treat,
-28* ; PlTtSßmaa, PA.
a. a. OAaaaß^ZZ
A. A. CABBIBik A EEO,, .
Cbnwr FDurtt and SniShfidlAtntti, puttimK Ml.
AQE N T 3
STATE .
MUTUAL FIBB AHD HABJHX IHSUBAHCE CD
OF HAABlaiEßfco.
CAPITAL "•~~r-«-®380,0U0.
QIKABb
FIBB AHD HABIBS INSUBAHCA CuorAHY
, INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE VALLEY tfF YIBBIHIA,
WIHOHBBTBB, VA,
CAPITAL .... ..„„....1.._„.....0300,000,
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPARE ]
’
Oirj CAPITAL AND AASMO_-93, *04,480.
HOBTH WESTERN tHBUBAHOE COHPAHY,
OFFICE, MERCHANTS* EXCHANGE, PHILADELPHIA.
CHARIER PERPETUAL.
. „ AathorlMi Capital, 9300.000.
LIABLE; FOE & LOSSE3 oi THE COM-
In S. 2r^»>
In Cash, Cash Assets l^o
H jVhBARrTb^S? 10
Intend Transportatlrc-Ukaitakeii
at currant rates.
&SrSRXJ7CS3.
_ . Mromoa.
JamaM^nUyAO o ., Grad; Bennett A (&,
W. A D. Rinehart, Zug, Lindsay * Co!
C UofovM A 00., . Charles a Wright.
O-HA Geo, Abbott,
Harris, Hbl« * 00, Brans A Watson*
Hon. Wm. D. Ch^Mog.^oa, s.
, , GEORGE BINGHAM, Agent.
•*** 96 Water stmt, pitmtoigil.
WBSTBBB FABMEBSIBBUBABCB COMPAHY
MEW LIBBOM, 0810. ’
T J - hunter, Aosre, 8L Charles Building, Ho 108
. Third Street, Pittsburgh. *"
omoaaa:
F. A BLOCKBOM, President
JAMES HUBDIOKf Vice President
LBVI MARTIN, Secretary and Treasurer.
ptneßosaa exvx&bzod'
'Junes W. Wooiwell, ; Joseph Plommor.
Junes Wood, B M/RilSaT
Jno. V. tiarbangh, Dr. JiußniL
j 16] Wm. Simms, Birmingham, Dawson) Newmeysr AOb
British and Continental Esebanee.
BIGHT BILLS DRAWN BY °
DUSCAS, SHEfUHAS A CO.
OM THE UMIOM BAMK, LOMDOM.
In 8 mis or £1 abs Upwanna. *
rr\HEBE DRAFTS are available at oil ths or in el Dal
tA a)NTiNRNT OLiNI) ' BOOTLAND ,nd IBEIiND. Md
We also draw Bi‘Jn? am on
HI. A. Grunebarun * Ballln,
FRANKFORT A MAIN,
Which serve u a Remittaneo to ell parts of GERMANY ~
SWITZERLAND and HOLLAND. P ” ÜBJI MANT,
Persona intending to travel abroad may procure, through ~
° f Cro i t .°n which Moneycan bo rtuSStM
DOtsded, In any part of Europe. mhuuw* w
Cotuonoai of BUls, Notes, ard other securities In E* :
rope, will receive prompt attention.
WM. H. WILLIAMS * 00_
mfaa Wood, cornet Third street
WILLIAM HUIfTES,
FLOUR MO GEAR
Ho. 899 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa
•W-Oomnirai bkiiviho, Ou> 8881 BBABDB os
'ENNBYLVAHIA,
OHIO IN (HAN A anJ
PUBBOUBT, BGPERPIinj and
kitha mini,
always baaolitat the lAweatOaßh prioea. [apll
WM. B. HAYS & CO.,
DEALERS IN BACON,
HAMS, HUSHDIS
laud, lard oil, ■
DRIED BEEF,
SUGAR-CUBED and
OANYABfIED B AU 9.
A large stock el vaya on
Ho. 207 Liberty otreet,
■te 6 ) • , Piwgaoßaa, Pm**.
R. J. CDIOtCIS.,.J. c. TOURS...W. B. WOGSWASn**
AMERICAN
PAPIEB MACH -E;!
MAHtJFACTiraiHG COMPANY,
NO. 78 SECOND STREET, PITTSBURGH PJb
V| ANUPACTURERSjJr PAPIER MACHR ORNAMENTS
OJL Houses, Steamboats, Aw Mirror and
Picture Frames* Window and Door Heeds, Brackett. Trusses*.
Cornices, VentUatoxs end Centre Pleas fbr
settes and Mouldings of every description, else andfdesign.
caxjLfsaend warren tedmore durable than any 6tberfcruale>
now in use. ,
executed on the shortest notice,
N. B—Attention of Stesmbtat Builders is'especially di-
to tola article, on account of its light weight.
\ „ CUMMINS, TUNES £ OQ, 1
Second st, between Wood ami eta-.
- Pittsburgh,
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE,
DRY GOODS
A. A. MASON & CO.
A'S? 0 °P cnln B M UMlt Oftat tiaafemuel
.S*** ° f SfS •‘““"WBtock.r ErerrutM.ttamS--
out the wUblblmxTOt will bo muted down uii doeaj’
™ ■ ‘ Jdi
JOHN COCHRAN & BROS.
MANOTAOTOHEaBOP -
IRON RAILING, IRON. VAULTS,
VACLT 00088,
Window Shatters, Window Guards, to.
Ho», 01 Second .treat and M <ntlrdit' (
(BstwaiH wooe ase n attar,)
PITTSBURGH fU, -
Havi on hand e variety of new patterns > ancy an.
Plain, soitehle for all purposes, Particular pan
to enclosing Grave Uits. Jobblngdoneat short cotloej [f«yi
Bcasoraomx&a or
M’KCE’G PENNSYLVANIA QLA93
WINDOW GJ^iASS,
Extn, Double Strength, Imitation Crown and Bubr
Vlale, Ftaaka, Pickle and Praam Jarv;
Wine, Porter and Mineral Bottles;
Telegrapiiic & lmralatoia.
SKCOHD, BSIWBKN WOOD A Mangero era
J. H. JOHKB. n. DBHai. '
JONES & DENNY,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants;.
apl»] ttl WATBB {STREET, KOTSBTOaa ;
KBS. 135 j
TO ABO VROSI TUB KABTERB CITIES
TU. PSNNA. CANAL AND BAILEOAJO3.
D. LEECH & CO/S LINE,
Between Fittsbnrgb, Hew fork, Philadelphia
end Baltimore.
rimio BOUTS being now in good order, wear# prepared
JL to despatch property either nj cn fimrtshXe tartan.
Shipments consigned to either of the undersigned will bo
forwarded without charge for commissions, and ell instruct
done promptly attended to,
■ Address or applyto 1). LHK GHAC&,
Penn street and GrnaL Pittsburgh;
HABHISI TXBB&r
Beceiring Depot No. IB South Third street.
De,iTOio *£ , £y&* -{jjjww.
No. 76 Nortij Bbwk Balilmoi.
JNO.
No. 7 Battery
ap4:3m Is
MERRICK HOUSE.
W. A. BLOSSOM, Propbiktob,
R>T>\A»>r ~ ' ' ' "'"A
T J irmw!2, 4 °°- h**" remorod thsli oßooto No. SO
M«oo’«, In Dx. 0. & abort
■ hani dtt «o* will and ito book* o«s h
>ab«rfpaDM for XBVXliG'a UIB 0? WASHINt*
wxi, ud ot too Uta publkattoai. ij&l '
■ -~T'
i V/Vi-fc - v - r -
'#*«**' *' '' '
or PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL 9300,000.
CONNECTICUT
DEALER EXCLUSIVELY IN
J? 01
s. M’REE & CO:
ILL 8019 09
xkanbpoetation
HBW BUIGUTOH,
bbavbb aovnrr, pa.