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AWBEBOOB. BKSSIOS.
t,a’ft^Convention met at two o’clock.
?»<>?: The Committee on Eesolotioae, through their
Chairman, Mr. Shields, presented the following,
vrhioh were unanimously adopted :
Motived, That the repeal of th« Miuoarl Oompromtee
was a flagrant violation of a time honored compact, end so
onJajtMlable breach of plighted faith.
4 Motived, That the acta of rtolence and dvll war In Kan
k 1 r -'l aas, and the Infamous legislation atfemptad by the siarc
tS <> IIVV-' li? holding conquerors of that hitherto free territory, an- r^
salts directly flowing from tho passage of the Kansae-NV
% ? m3 braska bpi.
•v- Vr i Mooted* That the pnrposeof the violence and desperation
practised la Kansas ondsr that hill, and the general par
fvv pose manifested by the Bouth to extend slavery over our
.•►• entire national domain Impel us to nnlte, without regard
&r') 10 former party dlaUnctionB v .upon a platform of determined
hostility’to'slatery aggfttsion. We, therefore, adopt for
*3l f *J- *' our political guidance, following cardinal rules.
Ist. We will resist the spread of slavery under whatever
'3 r. ir »'v } ; tharefci'color it may be attempted
** 2d. To this end we will labor assidlonsly to render Inop
*^f >> «rative and void that portion cf the Kansas-Nebraska bill
i{ { Y'' Cl^'; *^ ,^i''^1 b '^'iJj* T which dbolitha freedom in territory withdrawn from the
J influence of slavery by the Missouri compart of 1820.
s t 3d. We will oppose by every lawful and constlmtioral
Vf,X' means the existence of slavery in any national territory,
'£*&■ “ d «•» tot Out IncreiM of tel Slates or stare territory
In theconfederory
i>K ! Ith That tile slavery question as no* presented, belnir
predominant, tone of the day, In.olrlng
th » rt*M» of free labor, free speveh, and free pn.mm.ej
, sS6JerJ3S*M'fite^i‘^2®«#? ( . It la oar doty to forego all. otheT Issues, Bnd pres. nt an
< unbroken front in defence of the vital interests at stake.
Buolved, That a platform thus common to all, and em
bracing no other Issue, furnishes tMonlr effectual rally-
In* point for the people of the NorOTend affoyds the only
» opportunitJ for 111086 vho thlnk toEether to
Mr * Errett offered the following addititm&l
wWoh w “ alflo adop,ed °“ oi -
Ssl, That the Imprisonment ..*„hon. bal, or
4!fc;*rf,fi*V? 4- T.*3 mainprise,” of Passmore WUlUmeon.for no crime but toll
, ing a woman that by tbe taws of Pennsylvania «be was
& »{ i v?.'i u i*; ,v *' free, was an act of judicial tyranny unparalleled In tb*
C 1 r*" history of our conhtry, and an unwarrantable surroaeb
ment on Bute rights.
Mr. John levin presented tho annexed :
Boohed, ThatSearein favor of op»D political action.
C oail discarding all objectiona to men oo a<seount of birth
t ! place, will «a»teem discretion, caparity aod principles, as tbe
.^l:4‘-Safi ViP^r>’t?^ 1 -<2*l $ onl 7 true tests by which to jodge those who aspire to pnb-
After being read by the Secretary, thU reao-
Intion wanmanimoMly adopted. The Conyen
tion then proceeded to vote for nominee., *iib
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i POST.
THURSDAY MORNINU:
RhPDELIOAB CotTHTT COBTBHIION.—The Con-
Tentlon to nominate c&ndidaW (or the newly
formed Eepablioan part;, convened yesterdaj
morning, at the Court Home.
The attendance was qnite respeotable in point
of numbere, nearly all the townships in the
ooanty being represented, and a good many
Democrats ant) others being present as specta
tors.
The Convention was organised by ohoosing
Rev. Charles Avery, of Allegheny, President,
and Dr. James Carotbers, Messrs. T. J. Donel
ly, A. Reinoman, and John Willock, as Vioe
Presidents.
. Messrs. EdrCampbell, J. W. F. White andß.
H. Davis, were appointed Secretaries.
The credentials of the different delegates were
then examinod. The following districts were
found to be represented:
PmBBOTGB.
first TTrrd—Maj. John Willock and BenJ. gingerly.
Second Ward —Robert Rodgers and JL F. timytb
Third Ward— Ed. Campbell. Jr. and M. W. L-wla.
* b “ rt \J f k? < *T Jaxnea ficAttley and Harvey Donaldson.
fifth Ward—Joseph Lowrie and Thomas EL B’alr
&rth IKzrrf—Jared M. Brush and Rosßeil Errett.
Seventh Ward— Henry Lytle and Chris. Oyer.
Eighth Ward— D. Hutchinson and'John Allen.
Ninth TTayd—John 8. Miller and John Herron.
au.roanrr.
Urti Ward— J. R. Logan and David Nease.
Second Ward— Jaeob Geyer and R. H. Davis.
Third Wfcrtf—Joshua Robinson and Nicholas Voegbtlv.
fourth Ward— W- B. Ball and Ohas. Avery.
roaoooHS.
Manchester— John B. Kennedy and T. 11. M’CieUaDd.
Tarentum —John Baird and ffn. Brans.
Sharpthurg —J. 0. Lewis and A. Morton.
Duqueme— John Miller and Robert Taggart.
Sevnddcy— J. W. F. White and D. N. Whits.
South Pittsburgh—) Thomas Connor and J. Q. M’Vey.
Birmingham— Thomas Worcester and Thomas M’Koe.
East Birmingham —David Shearing and Joi. Re dick.
Elisabeth —John Walker. Jr. and Thomas Fergus.
M 7 Reexport —Thomas Penny and John Roland.
La-wrcncexiU* —Samuel F. Barr and Joseph Pierson.
TOWNSHIPS.
Reserve— Adam Reipjjsun and Jonathan Gallagher.
Seuicklep —Thomaf’Shlelda and John Irwin. Jr.
Pitt —£. D. Gamin and J. D. WHitama
OoQins— L. B. Davfion and Wm. Young.
Peebles— John Murdock, Jr, and Wm.N. Burchfield.
SruAcden— John Boyer and Thomas Klddoo.
John Wilson and John Purdy.
North fhyette —Dr.E&rber and Thomas Miller.
.SbwfA Jfcyrffa—lL Boyce and W. J Sterling.
CharUers— lsaac Ewan and Wm. Perkin!
Upper hi Glair —Samuel Nixon and Bar j. Morrow
JfttfM-Davtd Calhoun and J. M. Bncdgrafs.
Jrffcrton— William Maokey.
Elisabeth —Thomas Rankin and Brlsbln Wall.
Versailles— David B. M’Kee and J. I. Larimer.
Plum— Archibald Koon and Rellley M’LaughJin
Penn—C. Balvely and James Stoner.
Wilkins —Jamee Carotbers and Henry Chalflnch.
Ohio— Wm. M. Dawson and John Mitchell.
Noodle —Robt Phillips.
Eou—Vfm.il. Shinn and James D. Hllands.
Af* candies? —Robert M'Donald and Jamas Berry.
Shaler— Wo. G MLler and John M’Candless.
Indiana —Robert M'Pherson and Joseph iTCleUand
Wert Deer— J. R. M*Glll and James Wilkins.
East Deer— John Konuedy and Anthony Marvin.
Moon —Wm. D. Ferree.
The names of the delegates being called over,
od motion of Mr. Thomas L Shields, & commit
tee of five were appointed by the Chair to draft
resolutions. The following gentlemen composed
the committee: Messrs. L. L Shields, Kueeol!
Errett, B. Singerly, Henry Chalfiacb and Wm.
M. Shjnn.
The Convention then went into nomination for
oandidateß, after which it adjourned until after
dinner.
George Darsie was unanimously nominated,
bat a letter declining tbe nomination being read
by Mr. Errett, the action of the Convention was
reoofisidered, and Dr. E. D. Gazz&m unanimous
ly nominated instead.
ASSEMBLY
Ist Ilal. 2J Bal.
•Matthew Henderson, Elisabeth Tp go
•John P. Penny, City ty
John B. Kennedy, Manchester 12
Anthony Marvin, East Deer 2u 22
•J. M'K.finodgrars, Mifflin - 43 52
Win. M. Shinn, K055.._...._.. J 8 w.
Christian Bnively, Penn ......46 £0
David Reed, Cijr — 17 2
Alexander IL Bums. Findlay 12 U
•John Blssell, Sr., Collins .. 44 29
•Adam Rdneman, Reserve 55
0. W. Benney, Allegheny 26 7
John M Porter, Tarentum u. 12 15
Wm. P. Ferree, Moon _ .. s 1
Wm.Eiohbflotn, Pitt. 17 8
R. H. Irish, City- 4 1
Samuel A. Long, City 19 12
John Arthurs, Pitt 2
After the Becond ballot, Mr. Bissell, of Collins,
although laokiojfdpDfijoriiy of tbe votes polled,
Was declared nominated by scol&mation. Those
marked with a * were elected.
PROTHONOTARY
Thomas H. Nevio, of Sewiokley, was nomina
sd by acclamation.
, •• sheriff
•George R. Riddle, Allegheny.
A. P. AnohuU, Pittsburgh....
UarrlAon Parry, Collin*.
Wm. Eichbaam, Pitt
TREASURER
•Goodman Y. Coalter. Sooth Fayette .47
Wm; G. Hawkins, Wilkins..*.-. 8
Joshua Rhodes, LawrencevUle - 3
Wm. M. Shinn, Boss - 8
Niobolos Vceghtley, Allegheny 14
Andrew McMastere, Pittsburgh 23
No candidate having a majority of the votes,
loodman 7. Coulter, being the highest on the
Ist, was Dominated by acclamation.
COMMISSIONER.
Wm. Wilson, Sen, Snowden - 31
•Wm. N. BarehftflJJ* Peebles 46
BenJ. Darlington, Lawreneeville 22
Mr. Barohneld having the highest number of
>otes, was nominated by aoolamatioa.
coroner.
•Ueteklah Nixon, Allegheny M
William Mackey, Jefferson 24
Luke B. Davidson, Collins 24
AUDITOR (FOR THREE YEARS).
Ist Bal. 2d Bal
•John B. MUler, Pittsburgh 22 t>s
B. A. Mevav, North Fayette,.- 29 23
D. flUleland, Allegheny 30 fl
George M. Bowman, Yersaillvs..- IS 6
auditor (for two tears).
•Thomas Dickson, Wilkins 46
B. F. Logan, Plum 22
Thomas M’Kee, Blrmlnghom 8
Thaos* Kiddoo, Snowden 20
DIRECTOR OF THB POOR.
•Robert Sample, McOandles* 41
gasnuel Nixon, Upper St Clair 28
At the conolußion of the voting, Mr. M’Aulpy
noted that tho Chairman of the Convention have
>ower to appoint a committee of thirteen, who
ihould be . authorized to fiU any vacancy that
nay ooour In the list of nominations. Tho re
solution was passed, after whioh the Convention
Adjourned.
I Atthntion. —We respectfully invite attention
\o the advertisement of the Graeffenberg medi
cines, in another .column. The Graeffenberg
Manual of Health is a good book, for 25 oenta ;
[he Graeffeoberg Almanac, for 1856, is rlbo val
uable, as It contains numerous receipts lor
louee-keepers, and oan be had for nothing at
he agents. The Graeffenberg “ Dysentery By
*ap” for dysentery, diarrhea and diseases of tbe
)owels baa no equal, and as the disease Is now
jrevalent a bottle should be in every bouse. It
loots bofet&O oenta, and a bottle may save your
ife. Dr. Peyser, 140 Wood street, is the agent
A Jail Breaker.— Oar readers will reoolleot
hat a few days ago, we gave an aooount of a
oan named William Smith, who was arrested in
Y ashing ton county, ou a ob&rge of robbing a
itnre, and where he broke jail. He, it will be
’ exnembered, was taken baok from our city to
'tis old quarters. On last Monday he broke jail
again, and is now somewhere in the vicinity of
>ar city. He was pursued by the officers of
:¥ds&iagtoo ooanty,. who were /on his heels at
; times, bat failed to effeot his capture.
flnsyfß Omofi.—lntcrmeuta in the City of
Pittsburgh, from August 20th to August 27th,
1865:
:I:ATJGUBT 30.
adults.
Diarrhea... 1 ..
Dysentery —— 2 ..
Whooping Cough.. 0 ..
Inflammation of Bowels.. 0 ..
Cholera Infantum 0
Fracture of Skull I ..
Inflammation of Brain... 1 ..
Teething - o ..
Cholera (at Mercy Hwp*l) 2
.. 1
T0ta1.......
OP THB ABOVE THERE WERE:
Dnder J year 10 I Prom 40 to 60.... 6
Prom Ito a. J “ 60 to 80 0
2to 6 4 “ 60 to TO.— S
*to 10 11“ 70 to 80 0
10 to 16 o { “ 80 to 00 0
16 to 20 0 “ 00 to 100 0
20 to 80 1 I Age unknown.. 0
80 to 40 o ’
Males, 16; Females, 10; White2B; C010red,0......T0tal 28.
By order of the Board of Health.
ANDREW a MURDOCH,
The Agricultural Society a Secret Or
gakization.—The Board of Managers of the
Allegb eny County Agricultural Sooiety met yes
terday morning in the Court -House, but on
the ridiculous pretext that the reporter of the
Post had not made a sufficiently lengthy report
of a previous meeting, refused to admit any of
the reporters of the oity press. We are conse
quently unable to furuisn an account of tbelr
proceedings. We were always under the im
pression that tho Agricultural Society of this
ooanty was & publio body, open to all, until in
formed differently yesterday. It would appear
from the action of the Board that they consider
the people at large have no right to be informed
of their doings, although every publio spirited
man in the county is interested in the suooess of
the oomiog fall exhibition. The right bos never
beeu granted to the to prescribe the par
ticular length we shall make their prooeedi ngs,
and if they ohooso to consume several hours,
gossippiog over their own domestic affairs, it
does not necessarily follow that we are to fur
nish the publio with their crude remarks. We
always gave suoh portions of the proceedings
as were of genorat Interest, without asking ad
vice from tbe Board as to wbat we should in
sert Hereafter we shall not trouble ourselves
reporting their proceedings, and anything rela
tlvo to their meetings will only be published
When paid for our usual advertising rates.
Suit against the City.— Mr. William DUh
ridge yesterday instituted an aotion in the Dls
triot Court, against the oity of Pittsburgh, to
recover tbe som of $5OO, alleged to have been
offered as a standing reward, some years ago,
by Counoils, for tho arrest and oonvictlon of an
incendiary. Dithridge, it appears, was the
person through whom officer Hague received the
intelligence ib&t led to the detection of Edward
Lambert, now in the Penitentiary for firiog Mr.
Phillips Btab’e, in tbe Seoond Ward, last spring.
Mr. Hague, shortly after the arrest, notified the
Councils that he was entitled to the reward, but
we believe has nevtr been paid. As Dithridge
laid the scheme by whioh Lambert was en
trapped into a ooQfesßion, and Hague ooly made
tho arrest afterwards, the former oonsiders'him
eelf entitled to tbe reward, &ad is now accord
ingly bringing suit for the amount.
Fire —Tuesday night, about twelve o’olook,
smoke was discovered issuing from tho front
window of Howe’s restaurant, on St. Clair street
The door was broken open by a oouple of young
men belonging to tbe Red Lion Hotel, and the
froot room discovered to bo ou fire In two places
under the counter. A few baokets of water ex
tinguished it, before the engines o&me on the
ground. It was undoubtedly the work of an in
cendiary, as no person resided in the bouse, and
no fire bad beeu used in the room for several
months. A few minutes before tbe fire was dis
covered, a man was observed to oome out of the
yard Iq tbe rear of the bouse, and run off.
Another.— A fire broke out, yesterday noon,
in the roof of the paint ehop of Mr. James Plyn,
on the oorner of Liberty and Hand street, but
was extinguished before much damage was done.
Disturbance at the Camp Meeting A
couplo of fellows named John Andrews and
David Boss, who attempted to raise a disturb
ance at the Camp Meeting on Monday night,
were brought down yesterday, on commit
meats made out by Alderman Dobbs, who hap
pened to be ou the ground with tbe proper doo
□ mentß, and confined In jail.
Tall and Prolific Oats — Wo were pre
sented, yesterday, a bunch of Oats numbering
seventeen stalks, all the product of 000 grain.
They were five feet ancf upwards in
tho heads were of Brobdigoagian proportions.
They were grown in Ch&rtiere township, upon
the farm of a gentleman whose name has slipped
our memory.
The St. Charles is popular, but not more so
than any hotel deserves with such attaches as
Mullen and Johnson. Tbe dinners there ore
always exoolleot, and always will be under the
present management. If any one is inoreduloua
let him do as we did, go and “ try one on,” and
we venture to say he will oome back a less hun
gry if not a better man.
A Chance for Sport. —A cricket match be
tween *• Old England M and “ Young America ”
trill oome off to-day at Craft's grounds, near
Oakland. A first rate chance for sport is offer
ed, and no doubt many will be on the grounds.
Plenty of provisions, of all kinds, will be pro
vided.
Corns ! Corns !! —Cared in twonty-foar hoars,
or do charge, by Prof. De Grath’s “ Electric
Od,” 39 South Eighth street, Philadelphia. It
is wo t wonderful to relieve pains oj all kinds.
S‘6 Great Discovery" in another oolorna. *
Fraail I—Wf call attention to tbs feet of oume
roue unprincipled effort* that are dally talking in our rity
h-y rend-ni of a bitter mixture, naiog tbe persuasive argu
ment (in ordeT to eff-c sale#) to d*alerß lo Hostetler's Ittl
trrs, to purchase from them and sell it in Uoftetter's bottles.
We hop* that such Itnposiors will be held up to pablic con
tempt by all respectable persons who sell or use the genu
ine article.
Not only h've we the individual evidence of the country,
but almost every paper In the Union is commenting opon
thi» fuperlor excellence of, and the great benefits derived
frr.o the use of this celebrated tonic; besides various diplo
mat awarded, among which is one from the Ohio Mechanics’
in titule, at Cindcosli. where the committee—composed
hiefly of physicians of the city— awarded ilosTirria, Biotu
A Co a diploma tor the superior virtue of their Bitters as a
tonic and streogthener of tbe human system. We therefore
esution &U against impositions,and to purchase of nons but
rt-pperiable dealers, whom they know would not deceive
them ; or of th* proprietors, Ao 267 ftn« sL, Pittsburgh.
dd-Clsrk'i Stomach Bittern ore acknowledged
by all wbo have tried them to be the beat family medleine
ot the age, tor the cure of Dyspepsia, Cosiiveness, and a dis
ordered state of the Liver and Ptomach. They have no
proprietors do not pretend to caution people
( om using other preparations that are palmed upon the
paljlic under the name of Stomach bitters, far tbay have
t,)Ut)d that only one trial was needed to render such cautioo
unnecessary.
/ For sale, wholesale, by CoLlux A CtABX. No. 22 Market
street; Use. U. Ktrsaa, 140 Wood street; and by Druggists
generally.
HOUBKK-EEPKRS and all others who are annoyed with
Roaches, Hats or Mice, sboald procure 5 box of the
Excelsior Exterminator. It never falls to clear the premises
of the above troublesome pests. 25 cents per box, at
aug29 NO. 63 MARKET BT.
iTUKMTUKE I’OLISH— To give your tumiture a bril-
JC liant polish, use the Scotch Polish, sold by the subscri
ber. Price 26 cents per bottle, with full directions for use.
gold by [aug2oJ S. L. CUTUBKBT, 63 Market hi.
ti'MBBOIDBRIEfl —We will open this morning a splendid
J lot of new Embroideries, comprising—
Book aod Cambric Collars;
Book and Cambric Flouncing!;
Book Mandarin Sleeves.
Also, Block Bilk Lore ;
Black Silk Net.
Ladies’ and Gents' Linen Cam brio Handkerchiefs.
aug29 a A. A. MABON A CO., 25 Ptftb_st._
CIOBURGB -—A. A. MASON A CO. will open on the 81st
j insL, 600 pieces of new plain colored Ooburgi and Par
amettas. . aug29
PURE GKOOND SPICKS—Mace, Coasiai All
spice, Cloves, White Pepper, White Jamaica Ginger,
African Peppier, Wbite and BrowtfMuetard Seed.
xog2o F. R. DRAVQ, No 1 Diamond.
ENGLIBH BREAKFAST TKA—IO chests of this superior
Tea, at 60 cents, jast received at China Tea 8 ore.
eug29 F. R. DRAVO, No. 1 Diamond.
Watches, Jewelry, Sliver Ware!
4 VERY SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT of Gold and BUver
/V. Watches now in atore, from $lO to $276. We are the
exclusive Agent for the sale of the celebrated C. Frodsham’s
Improved chronometer Time-keepers; also, P. B. Adams A
Son, Stoddart, Cooper, Taylor, Johnson ani other approved
Watches kept for sale at less than Eastern prices— owing to
lighter expenses, and a desire to retain our home trade as
much as possible.
Special attention is devoted lo the repairing of Watches
and Clocks, Jewelry, 4c.
Bilver Spoons and other goods manufactured in my own
shop. Tea Ware, Jewelry, Military and Fancy Goods in
large variety. W. W. WILSON,
&ug2B corner Market and Fourth sts
THK HIDDEN PATH—By Marlon Harland, author of
“Alone.”
Light and Darkneaa, or the Shadow,of Fate; a story of
fashionable life.
The Escaped Nun, or Disclosures of Convent Life; and
the Xinfesslon of a Meter of Charity.
My Bondage and my freedom; by Fred. Douglas >.
Sam BHck In Search of a Wife.
Gleve Hail; by Miss SewelL
Mary Lyndon: an autobiography.
The Jealous Wife; by Miss Pardoe
James Gordon Bennett, bis Life and Times. .
Maud, and other Poems; by Alfred Tennyson.
MAGAZINES FOB SEPTEMBER.
Godsy’a Lady’s Book, Household Words, Leslie’s Journal,
Peterson’s Magazine,' Ballou's Magazine, Yankee Notions,
Blackwood's Magaslne, Leslie's Gazette.
All the New Books published in the country for sale at
tbs cheap Bookstore of H. MIN BE A 00.,
aU g2S No. S 3 Smith field street.
la iif 7 ™
rfifiLE HIDDEN PATH, by the eathor of “Alone.”
1 The Escaped Nun.
Memoirs of the Rot. Sydney Smith, in 2 yoib.
Olere Hall; by Miss St well.
Memoirs of Bennett end his Times.
Prank Leslie's Gaietteof Fashion.
Ju«t roadT«d »ndfor«ls anjrasmitnsy * OCX'S,
Fifth at., opposite the Theatre,
gw NOVBL, Hi iOIHOU ol “AnMU.”— The Hidden
Jlry, bv Marlon Hutand; just reoeieed and for sale
>ujj2S] JOBS B. DAVIBON, M Star*et at.
Crnuui.
Physician of Board of Health.
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COMMERCIAL POST.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADK A RD
SBReHANTB' BXCHANU bC.
OmDEßfi.
fVertfenWOHN BHIPTON.
first Vice President—Vi*. H. Beuth
Second u ** W*. R. Brows.
Secretary —Wn. 8. Hivzk.
Treasurer Joan D. Scully
Superintendent—B. T. NosraAif, Jr.
Chwanittee of Arbitration for August. ft. Brown, V.
P.; 0. W. Ricuuoa, B. Bakxweu- John B. Du. worth,
Imac M. Pimtocx.
DAILY REVIEW 0? PITTSBUBSH HABKEIB.
OmcA or thi Daily Mors eta Post, l
Thursday, August SO, 1866. /
FLOUR—Sales 75 bbls superfine, on wharf, at $6,25; 17
do extra, on do, at $6,27; SO do do, (tom store, at (7,25
per bbL
CORN MEAL—•Sales 40 bus, from store, at 87 V£.
SUGAR—Balrs 3 hhda fair at Be, cash.
WHISKY—BaIes 25 bbls rectified at 36c.
BACON—Sales 3,000 lbs shoulders at cash; 6,000
Ibg shoulder* and h*nu at cash; 2,000 lbs
shoulders at cash.
OlL—Sales 10 bble No 1 Lard at 80c, cash.
LARD—Sales 12 bbls No 1 at Hr, cash.
li \Y —Sales 22loads, from scales, at sB@l4 per ton.
SALT—Sales 60 bbls No 1 at ru.sb.
MEEAL—-Sales 5t tons Qov. Porter’s No 3 anthracite, at
$23, six mouths.
Bank and Railroad Affairs,
Abstract of the leadiog features of the New York bank
statement as made up on Saturday, August 25th, compared
with the returns for the week previous:
}Vee): ending \Blh. Ending Difference..
Loans $101,154,060 $100,604.G04 Dec. $ 640.454
5pade......... 14,649,245 13,326,378 Dec. 1,322,867
Circulation.. 7,610,106 7.582,095 Dec. 7,582,095
Deposits 81 918,071 81,278,558 Dec. 81,278,568
Exchange fur the w«*k ending Augu>t 10 $94,922,605
“ . •' “ 1 - 27 103 616,948
Balances “ “ ” *• 20 6,472,374
Money was in very active demand all day. The rate fur
call loans was 7 percent., and pretty much all that was oC
fared, as that figure was readily taken by borrowers. Ster
ling exchanges is wilhou: movement; rates are steady,
however, at 109%@11^»-
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad Company,
for ceccnd week in August were;
Passengers. Freight. Total.
1856 $25,849 07 $lB 27 8 86 $38,927 92
1864 18,482 83 10,367 t 3 26,720 66
Increase lB6 24 $3.021 02 $12,207 26
The total sales of land by tn« Illinois Central Railroad
Company, to 31st Juiy are
Acres.
Application to Construction Bonds 166,460 $2 0t0.268
Application to Interest 121.746 426 637
Application to Freeland Bonds 23,091 542,3b4
Commercial Summary
Per steamer Sanada.
Liverpool Maleevs. August 27.—Cotton. Denniston’a
Circular states that the market opened early in the week
with an active speculative demand, and an advance of
ThU actiri y did not continue, and Was fallowed by
dullness. During the last two days the market, however,
olosed steady at the following quotations:—Fair Orleans,
Uplands, 6The sale* for the week were 80,000
bales, iucludlDg 2*.000 on speculation. The stock of Amer
ican was 386 0.0 bales
EreadfltuHs...Market dnil Flour bas declined 6J. Wheal
is a trifle lower, and Corn is nominal at a dec ine of Is 61.
Provl-ions...Market steady at unchanged rates.
Lonuon, 17 th—The money market exhibits more strin
gency. Consols are quoted at 91@91V«. for money. A
alight increase has taken place In the bullion iu the vaults
of the Bank f f England. American Rail way securit'es dull,
but State and United States securities active, the quotations
being unaltered.
TELEGRAPH MARKETS
New Yoax, August"^—Stocks lower. Cotton dull, nc
sales nine* the arrlrtt of the steamer. Flour easier, but not
quotably lower. Wheat dull, «lth declining teodnney; salee
11,000 bushels. Com unchanged; sales 65,000 bus. Whis
ky unchanged, with tale* 450 bbls Tobacco firm. P-iTk
unchanged, with a mederatedemand: eal«s 2260 bbls. Be«f
firm; safes 300 bbls. Groceries firm; sales 2000 Wag* Kiri
Coffee at 12. Sugar...sales 9>o bhda at and 45<j bbls
Molasses at 87. Iron firm ; sales 125 tons
Baltimore, Angust 29.—Flour unchanged , ha lea IlowarJ
street at City Mills $3 Wheat b«-M
unchanged In pric*. Corn unchanged.
Cattle Market.
Niw VoRE, August 29 —The offerings of Beef Caltlo w,>re
4500 bead : prices lower ; sales at JTrtt-10 .V) Hirep impn-v
rd ; sales 17,mw bead. Salsa 86oj head Bw.no at s4,6dftp7,
which ia a decline.
AUCTION SALES,
ABctloo—Salss Dally.
AT the Commercial Bales Room*. cnrnrr of Word tnd
Fifth Streets,at li; o'clock, A. M, a general aeJurLaieut
Of Seasonable, tJLapl* aad Fancy Dry Goods. Clothing. Bunts
and Shoes, llats,Capa, A.'..,
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P M.,
Groceries,Quoanswtre. Glassware Cutlery, Lacking
Glasses, New and Second Hand Household aod Kitchen Fur
niture, Ac.,
AT 7 O’CLOCK, P. M
Books, Stationery, Fancy Article*, Musical lo* trumeata,
Hardware and Cutlery. Clothing, Variety Goods, Ui.id and
Biiver watches, Ac. p. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer 'jtull.U
P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer
ON k IiORSK FAMILY BAROUCHE AT AUCTION—Ou
Friday tuurniog, A ugutt 31, at 11 o'clock, at the Com
mercial fla-ea Rooms, comer ot Wood, and Fifth struts, will
be sold —One substantial, w«j. e n j*he«i Ban-u'h*- with fall
ing top [augtNJ V .\l. BA Vis, Au<-t>otieer.
RKOk' oTEA‘MKH _ bfiLU2 GOLDING AT AUC
TIUN—-On Friday morning August 31, at {0 o'clock,
at the Warehouse No 94 Water street, will In? sold, by i-td«-r
of underwriters—The Furniture, TVAI*. A»- , #»r*J from
the wre« k of lha IMlo GotJiog. <*r*»iipri*lrg Mai t ra«<w,
Bedding, Mosquito Rur*. Carpets, Chain, Dining and fide
Tables, Chand»lierf, China. Glass an.l O-jeeusa are.
Cabin Furniture, Ac
Also—tlaw**r, U.iffe* aoJ Lit? IVeernrer*.
Tarpaulin*. Capstan, Engine* and ltr-|i«r, Ac
T«rm* at sale. P M DAVI.S, Au-'hot^r
IKAM SAW «t>C.-KA AM U/T3, in ?b» H-r
ough ol Mi’K KKSi'UItT. *; Aoni.,'U —on
morning, September l*t, ai 10 oVlork, ru ibo prroilam, will
be sold tbe following valuable rr-*i e»Lat*
Seven handsomely Aitualrd Lou cd Fourth alrwl ,
Mu* do Jo J » FHth Jv
Nine Dwelling Hotter* and Lola on Fourth J >
Four Jo Jo Fif.L Jo
On* commodious, wni -finLh'-d tw--«:*-ry tin. * l*w-i.ing,
w llh large Lot frootio* i)i« MouoDjcabeiJi t n*-r .
Two Steam Saw MLia an 1 five Lou of Cr-uud «a«.h ou by
140 (pvt.
The above property la the anM -i'Miruhi* u«'w ! >* <rvlr in
the fljurtahlrp borough of M Keesport , aad l*ing cany of
»<“•»♦«* by riv«r and ritiirw&d, will tu'-rense rapUl* iu vhiu«.
ftS_The Brownsville park< boat will leer* |*ltt»bHrgh
punctually at R o’clock on tt** rooming ii lb* «»L, t <-*■»»
vey person* i.~ the ground. 1 to*# \o naming U*b
premise* will call oil JuSFLH \\ AMt’LLR, !•>; . Agent :«*r
J A *: Ko h EEL, the proprietor
Terms at sale. I*. M I'AVH, Auction**:
. SSI’ONKK*S SALK UF Y \KT.N INTEREST
t\ IN A GREAT MANUF A CT C UIN G &*TABLtdII
MKNT.—The undiTHlgiiisl, Assignee of Li ugh D King. will
expose to sate »t lubhc Auction, ml the Met chant*’ Ex
rhsogw. Fourih *t ,In the rit> : ! Pituhi:»gh, r-ti TjJLHtS-
I) AV , ■he 6,h d*y ot Beptooi t*er , 16C>6, at 7U. o cloek P M ,
all the right, tilie. Interest and claim of sai l Ilugh D King,
as an eotul co partner, of, In am! to the firm end real and
personal estate, property, *-ff*c»9 and assets of the firm and
partnership of H. II Ky&n A o>.
The manufacturing establishment of this firm is otie of
the greatest and moat complete of He kind lo the West
comprising immense manufacturing buioiing and macLi
nery, with steam power to us - anJ to rent; warehouses,
materials, inrg* stock manufactured furoiture, tools, im
plements, Ac., Ac.
The value of this Interest cnn be approximated by an In
spection of the propert , books, Ac , for which every facility
will be afforded.
ALSO,
23 share* North America Copper Pteck .
6 do* ChartLra Valley h. R. Co. Ktock, $',75 pa. 4 Id
660 do Bluff Milling Copper Stock, due .
Ui do Allegheny Valley R. R Co. Stock, paid up ;
116 do Pacific Gold Quartz 'llnli'g Jc,
$lOOO Rood Candaigus and Niagara Fail* h»ilr«aJ C»*
coupon* attached, payable in New York
$lOO Bond Erie Oaoai Co., iPenua / and Orrliboate*. pay
able at Erie.
Term* at sale. WSJ. P. 11AUV,
- Aj>lgniw >.-f H. b. Klog.
Pittsburgh, Aug. IC, Us 66. P M. DAVIS, Auct'r
t I '(J L.ET—Three »U>ry Brick Store, No. 163 CUilt! field
1 street. F. M. bA' IS, Aurth»oeer,
aagl4 corner Wood and Fifth sL<
ACUOLOE HKsIDENOK FOR SALK, 1 1 mated on Mt.
Washington, commanding a beautiful view of the
cities and the three rivers, and wiihiQ a few minutes’ walk
of the city. The Improvements are all new, and the hom-e
and grounds In good order. The boaso contains six rooms,
with portico, porch and mliar. Over two acres of ground,
with every variety of fruit trees, grape vines, Ac. A good
paling fence, co»t over $4OO Bt&ble, coal house, and well
of good water. The above Is a very pleaaani residence for a
f>erson engaged In business Id the city; and for health of
ocatlon, fine view, and couvenluucH, cannot be surpassed
by any now offered lor sale. For prl'-e and terms call at
our offlea. 3. LUTUBERT A SON,
aug27 &3 Market street.
\\l IiIiKKR UROWER :— Rosemary is a perfect wbi»ker
TT grower. To force the beard and wLUskers to grow,
use It daily, rubbing it well into the root* cf the beard. It
also corli and thickens the hair. Price 25 cents per bottle,
with full directions. Bold at NO 63 MABK.KT BV.
’RNA.MENTTn oTclKAnTVofit ,' and'gTring
richness and brilllaocy to the hair. For these purposes
the Rosemary is ousurpasr-ed Sold at 25 n»*,ts a l*^til»j.
NO. 6J MARKET ?T.
TaOuBLE'BARREL TWIST ANU PATKNT BURECII
1 / QUNB, from $lO and upwards. Call at the Lutorpri «
tiou Worts, 136 Wood street.
GUNb TO 111KK, by the day or we»k, to responsible pei*
sons, by |ang27] BOW N A TETLhY.
LINEN OOODd —A. A. MASON A CO. Wili open'on Mon
day, August 27th, upwards of 100 pieces tf the best
makes of Iriah Linene, including some very superior <|uah
ties. Also, an assortment of Linen Table Cloths, Napkins,
Damvks, Ao Ac. aug27_
MORE of good, fast-colored Calicoee anJ
A/k) Qlugh&ms, MuaUcs, Checks, Tickings, Ac., will be
opened on Monday, August 27th, by
aug27 A. A. CO , 26 Fifth st.
BLACK bIIK.B —a. A. MASON a CO. Will open in a few
days another lot of elegant PlaiD, Figured and Barred
BUks, to which they iovite attention aog27
(~>UKisB!£--106 boxes prime W. K. Cheese received thTo
> day by (aug27j EIKNRY 11. COLLINS.
/ lOFFeK —260 bags Rio just received and for sale by
B ng26 BMITIL_MAIR A HUNTER
SUGAR— 100 hhda prime N. 0. ior sale by
aU g2fi SMITH, MAIR A lIUNTKR
IWBACCU —30 boxes Russell A Robinson's ;
35 do W. U. Grant’s, and various other
brands, for saleTyy BMITH, MAIR A HUN I'HR.
o UNBRIBS—IOO boxes Clay Pipes ;
O 60 do Ilerrmg;
100 bblfl No. 8 large Mackerel;
26 do No. 1 Herring ;
60 do N.C.Tar;
60 boxes M. R. Raisins; for sale by
aug2& SMITH, MAIR A HUNTER.
RKFINKU BUOABB—3S bbls Loveriug’s Crushed;
25 do A Coffee;
a? do B Coffee;
60 do Granulated; for sale by
aug?& i SMITH, MAIR A HUNTER.
OIL— 30 bbls N. B. Whale and Tanner’s Oil for eaie by
ang26 SMITH, MAIR A HUNTER.
f|> HE HANDSOMEST assortment of Gaiters and Fancy
J. Sboee can be bought at No. 107 Market street, cheap
for cash. [aug4j W. E. SOHMEBTZ.
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A E » Af FOR MSIIER JtB&A.
Thi Rjvxr.—The stag* of water at dusk last evening «&a
fi feet, by the pier mark*. Weather warm and Hdudy.
Toe steamer “Eclipse” Is the regular Wheeling packet
to-day. She leaves at 10 o’clock, A. M.
Taa steamer “J. 8. Pringle n will positively leave to-day
for Bt. Lools and all intermediate pfttß. Give her a call.
Tagsteamer “Rochester," Capt.G. W. Neare, was detain
ed yesterday by press of business; she will positively leave
to-day for Louisville. For good accommodations and polite
officers she is not surpassed by any of the boats on the river*
In our notice of Capt. Campbell’s new hull yes’erday, w«
stated it was built by Ben Courstn, of Belle Vernon; It
should have been California. Mr. J. S. Seers owns the boat
yard at Bells Vernon.
The steamer “ Lucie May," Capt J. J. Robinson, will
leave this morning for Cincinnati. Those traveling to the
Queen City should avail themselves of Ibis opportunity to
take a good boat. Her officers are - experienced river-men*
and we will guarantee all will be satisfied who take passage
on the “ Lade May.” Give her a call.
A Novel Idea —Capt. Wm. Hill, shipped yesterday for
Marietta,' Ohio, a large locomotive boiler, Intended to be
placed In his new boat building at that point, and whloh is
to drive two cylinders of 17 inches diameter, and 6 feet
stroke. This boat will be of the first claa in she, hercapa*
city being equal to 1,600 bales of Cotton, aßd is designed for
tbe Upper Rod River trade. Otherwise the entire boat wilt
be entirely fitted out at Marietta—by the wayi one of the
most ancient towns in Ohio, It having been first settled in
1788, by Gen. Richard Putnam.
AKRIYKD.
Steamer Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
•* Lucerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
“ Gen. Bayard, Peebles,Elizabeth.
“ Clara Fisher, Henderiokson, West Newton.
Venture, Gordon, Steubenville.
“ Michigan No. 2, Horst, Welisville.
•* Eclipse, Moore, Wbeellug.
DEPARTED.
Bioamer Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
•’ Luserne, Bennett, Brownsville.
" Gen. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
“ Clara Fisher, Henderickson, Wat Newton.
*• Venture, Gordon, Steubenville.
•* Michigan No. 2, Herat, Welisville.
“ Rosalie, Shepherd, Wheeling.
Piltabargb, StenbanvUl* and Wheeling
i„„ Paokats.
I J3sfi&J& The ROSALIE, Captain A. 8. SoxPßxan, and
the ECLIPSE, Captain ,Geoeqi D. MooRR, will
run as regular DAILY PACKETB, between Pittsburgh,
Bteubenville-and Wheeling, stopping at all Intermediate
ports.
.316,290 $2,774,189
The ROSALIE will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays, at 10 o’clock. A. M Returning she
will leave wheeling on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at 7 U o’clock, A. M.
Toe KCLiraß will also leave Pittsburgh on Tuesdays,
Thursdars and Saturday*, at 10 o’clock. A. M.— Returning,
sho will leave Wheeling on Monday*, Wednesdays and Fri
days, at 7U o’clock, A.M.
For freight or passage applycn board or to
J. u. COLLINGWOOD, Agent,
nor2S No. 165 Front street.
Regular Tuuday Packet for Wheeling,
marietta and Gtaillopolls.
. The new and splendid steamer CONVOY,
IaAW&faLiffJOBS Wotr, Jr., Master, E. Danaxoa, Clerk,
wwiwUillllfLlMawtll leave for the above end Intermediate ports
every Tuesday, at 4 o clock, P. M-, positively.
For freight, or passage, apply on board to
Jy23 G. M. HARTQN, or OBAKNB3, Agent*.
For Bt. Lot/u^
Tbe steamer KM FLAK'CI TV, Captain J. M.
{JjM&jLjAVASDUo&irr; Clerk/tfT Barr i will leave for
pggsjgßßSathe above and lnterm a dlaUi ports on SATI E-
DaY, September 1, at 10 o’clock 'A. M.
Fur rreight or passage apply on board, or to
tugoO FLACK 4 BARN Kri, Agrote.
For Cincinnati.
■ .pt. The steamer LUOIK MAY', Captain J J
RoEineos; Clerk, A. Rocissotf; will leave for
above and Intermedia:* port* on TUL ES
DAY’.i August 30th, at Hi o’clock A. M.
For freight or passage apply ou board, or to
aug29 FLACK A BAKNEB, Agents.
Tbe steamer G&APEBUGT, Captain A. Me-
I -LL^g_Aßnx>«; Clerk, Wm. Me Bribe: will Wave foi
above and Intermediate ports on THURfi-
D A Y , August 30, at 10 o’clock A.M.
Fur freight or passage apply on board, or ;o
»og?v flack a barnbh, Agnota.
For Ctnotnnall and Louiivilic.
____ The steamer ROCHESTER, Captain G. W.
I vaiu : Clerk, Dravo; will leave for the above
alt iotermydiate ports oa THURSDAY’,
AugUM 33. at 10 A. M. y
For frvighc or possagwapply on board, or io
aug2B FLAOK A UAIiNtE Agent*.
For fit. Ltoula.
t'l'wu Tbe steamer CLARA DEAN, Captain G. W.
Reap ; Clerk, Jaa MoLLoa; will it4v« for the
ffWmMWßaaabove and Intermediate ports on FRIDAY',
August 31. at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
aug2B FLACK A BARNES, Agents.
For Cincinnati anil Ht. Louii.
pBM, The steamer SAINT LOUIS, Captain Jcsss
I Daaj : Clark, B. Wooddurm ; will leave for the
and lotermediate ports on THURSDAY,
August 30, at 10 A. M.
For rreight or passage apply on board, or to
iag2l FLACK A BARNES, Agents,
j. K. Barbour,
I EVER CLERK, ST. Louis, Mo., (at W. N. Newell’s
j office.) J. K. BARBOUR haring long experience in
Rer**lviDg and Discharging for Bteamboats, offer*
superior Inducements to Steamboats desiring a LUriCIiAJiG
ING CLKBJL my 4
Wanted
ARTTUATION in a MeTrantile or ManufscKirlng estab-
as Clerk or Accoooiaot, by a mau ul pXpefi
eocr, or would accept for tbe present of any situation
where he couM make himself useful a»-l ear? s Uriog
Any communluUions aJJrcetsJ " j B. W at th«- office
<•{ the Daily Po«t, will mi-el with prompt atlrall«o
iuic23 ti l »•
\ AMJ k ALU AHLK fl A)KUst fntHfJ ,t
1.1 I'AVISON’r, t>6 Market near F .uil’i
»• laur us, r>r the Woo ler» of the Khore, K* Kingtley tOo.
Memoir of He*. Sydney 8mllh; 2 eola.,
Which ’ the Right or the Left; $1.26/
M t Bondage and Freedom, by PM. Doua'.aj-n : JI ,'ii
Way land's InteileCtUal l'bilo*oph> ; $1.26.
Bridge no 119th Psalm ; Da on Proverbs, A#. Ac.
Budenhemer’s Ojvat Work (Moon-1 edition; no th« Disea
kt» of lb* Rectum, A nun, and Contiguous Textures, giving
tbeir nature, seal, causes, symptoms, consequences, and
prevention ; especially a*s<Jn»p{-»d to the doc protoukinai
ruder . with plates and Doowroaa eoftos ;
Modern Mysteries Explained and Exposed, by Dr Ma
hon ; $1
Old ; cheap edition . 76 ceoU-
books forwarded by mail at a moderate expense
a us 'd4
Dri. COOK’B'kkMEDV Tod’ I NTKUr£UANCii*-l‘er
sons who wish to refrain from tbe use c{ Inloilc&Ung
I'quors csd now obtain thi« valuable remedy. It is sold at
lb* low price of $1 per bottJe. ja some coses one bottle
effects a rare. The directions ir* simple; eod if desirable.
It can be administered without the knowledge of the pa
iien\ Sold only In the city by 8. L. CUIEBKRT,
aug'dd 63 Market street.
I )LACK MLKS—-A A MASON A t,O have just rt-c'd
JJ) j>*r express several pieces of Plain black 81114, of very
superior lustre and qaality. aup24
A A. MAnON A CO. ere rontintung to e one out the
• balance of their stock of Lawns, Berage*. Cbsllls,
Chintzes, and other kinds of Dress Goods, at still farther
reduction In prices. augS-4
'l' KAe—loo half chests Young Hyson .
1 60 do black ;
60 caddies Young llyrcn and black Teas
For aalsjjy >og26i BM_iTU,_M AI R A IIVNTKH
JUNIATA BLOOMS—
tO tons E. H. Lytle's Juniata Lumps ,
60 tons fbr sale by
eugi J W. BUTLKR A CO.
N' 0. 38 FI FTH STREET, one dorr east of the Exchange
Bank. Lnvering's Refined and Clarified SUGARS for
a&tti by * [aaglO]
HOSltUtY— bOU doteo Gents’ *Dd Children's
Pmumei Hosiery, of every description, just received.
A I _A_MASON A 00.
1 \hY bushels received by
JL/ __ UKNRY H. COLLINS
HuPS —3 received end for s&l* By
»u»;_ JUNKY 11. COLLINS.
CUiKOME YM.iX)W— bOQ lb* juet rec'd eud lor s%)e by
/ JyFLBMINO BROS.
Iu'kMAHY, FOR THE HAIR—The best thing iu the
world (vt cleaning, restoring, and giving richness and
1 rtlUaocy to the hair. It curie the hair elegantly, removes
dandruff, and forces the beard aod whiskers to grow. Only
16 cents per bottle. Sold by
sag 17 B- L. CPTHBKRT, 63 Market »L
L'U DESTROY HATS AND KOaOHKS—Use a box of'the
Excelsior Exterminator, It never falls. 26 ot»u» per
box. Bold by S. L. GOTBMERT,
augl? f . 63 Market street.
C CARGO'S GALLERY is proverbial for the excellence of
/ 1U piotuiea. Apollo Buildings, 7(3 Foorth street.
_aug£ _ _
KYK FLOUR—4O bike just rec’d by the “ Fairy Queen,”
and for sale by
augU SPRINGER HARBAUOH A CO.
fj* LoUK—99 bbls Just received by steamboat “ Ella," and
Jt/ for eale by
augU SPRINGER HAjRJBAUGH A 00.
CAHOCO LATE—10 boxes No. 1 Norfolk Chocolate in store
/ and for eale by MILLER AJRIOKKTBON,
aQ gl4 Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty Ftre»«t-
AL.KRATUB—36 "boxes “McFarland’s" Salerotus In
O store and for sale by
augl4 MULKR A RICKETBON.
DAIRY SALT—6 bbls flack Dairy Salt just rec'j and for
sale by [augl4] MILLER A RICKKTSON.
iTHAZIL Wbtte-Rtaxil bugar in store
»ugU ,< r '" lle bJ MILLER 4 KiaKKTSON._
1! WS i TRTLKY
C'f ARIL OF BODi—lo k«g» Curb, of Bod, In .tore and for
j sale by (augl4j MILLER A RICKETPON.
BUKO UN by”?ITCH—-1800 lbs for sale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.,
BU gl4 corner First and Wood sts.
BORAX REFINED—I6OO lbs for sale by
atg 14 B. A. FAHNESTOCK A 00.
A "LEX BENNA—B6O lbs for sale by
augU B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
MUSQUITO PARR—A. A. MAbON A CO. have jnst
opened another large supply of Musquito Nettings,
Id all oolore, and at very lo* priors. mg* 3
BRANDIEI- CHRKBB—A s'.pertor article for Hotels,
B » ra - **l2ss?' Katl ° g %?ryV^T’ j
bbU UmlrtU. Ltme n S-^^ a col t LlNß by
F lUIMNEY TOPS—SOO Qothlo Obtonsv Topa,of various
V,; patterns, for sale by HENRY H. COLLINS.
rpu RAILROAD OONTRACTORS —30 bblß Pork Legs, the
1 best and cheapest substitute tor Bacon that can be ob
tained in market, for sale by _
BU g27 HENRY H. OOILrNS.
a RTIST MA iERLA.LB—Cowsa Ain> Canvass—A hue as-
A «.rtm.ut )u,t racelvcd and BEOa
A^u^ 000 ° n bMld ‘ U “ I for “jrLBMTBO BROB.
A u^aowW7^-.ndfor M as L by MtNQ RRug
►OWDKRED JALAP—2OO Kw
aug27 . __
POWDERED BLUE—soulba on
aug27
; PRSBEBYlNQ—Lorerina’a PnWerfmd-Riiw;
CIHROMK YELLOW— 4OO lbs on band and for sale by X coarse, pulTerlied, cruabed and clarified, at
j anglT FLEMING BHOS. j angB F, R, DRA VO*B, No. 1, Diamond.
j. i * *«:
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FORT OF PITTSBURGH.
C TEXT 0 INCHES WAVIB IS THE OHSHWXL
STEAMBOATS.
For Cinolnntii.
Pekin Te» Hlore,
rac’d ud for sale i>y
FLEMING BROS.
ted aQd for sale by
FLEMING BROS
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SUMMER RESORTS. r
FEBEY CODHTYWABM^BPEIHoi.
'|'HB above celebrated WATERING PLACE will b* op*o
X for visltora oq and after the FIFTH OF JUNfi MIA v.
The; am Jrlightfally located on Sherman's Ofeektifourtee i
aiilrs north-west of Duncannon, (this place being fifiem
miles weat of Harrisburg, on the Central Railroad*) »t the
base of Plagah 6loant*io, which reaches an. elefaUon «>f
more than five huodred ieet. Sherman's Creek Affords a
epleDdl<Loppon»oity f:r thoee fond of bathing, flibJng or
Balling; the surrounding forests offer great attractions to
tha sportsman; and tour smooth and shady roads through
a country unsurpassed tor magnificent scenery,
will diversify the am cements 61 the place.
HORSES, SADDLES and CARRIAGES can be had at all
times Horses taken iu Livery on reasonable tends.
or the MEDICINAL QUALITIES of the SPRINGS too
much can hardly be said. Their waters hare been analysed
by the beet Chemists In the Onion,and are pronounced an:
surpasoed for curing cutaneous diseases and affections of
t e fcidneva. There are eoxne fire Springs in all, every
one of which is of different temperature—the largest being
6fl degrees Fahrenheit, and throwing out 98 gallons every
seven minutes. Ladles' and Gentlemen's BATHS hare
been constructed, with all the modern improvements, to
gether with PLUNGE BATHS, Ac., Ac
Each day a Coach leaves Dancsnuon for tha Springs,
after the arrival of the cars.
Bowling Alleys, Billiard Booms, and rarloos other facili
ties for amusement, In abundance. The accommodations
will be the best, and the charges low.
TikmB. —Eight dollars per week, or one dollar sod fifty
cents per day.r
Families wishing to eogags rooms, should address the
proprietor early.
Every attention will be paid to visitors, the proprietor
having engaged the best of servants. Music always In at*
tendance.
All communications intended to re&ab the Perry County
Warm Springs should be addressed to Bnntannon P. 0.
They will be immediately forwarded.
SiniUEU'UETttfiAT.
KEt STONE H</I’BL, UmmaoDoH Co., ant hun
dred and thirty- mat mdtt East of Pdtttntrgh. and
only six /wars' rid*, delightful residence and place of
public resort is located en the banka of the « Blue Jqolata,”
at the confluence of Spruce Creek. Its clear spring, trout
sustaining waters, here discharges itself, and mingles Its
murmurs in concert, as they rush down the gorges of the
Mono tains.
The very central position of Ibis Hotel makes it a desira
ble' place of sojourn for a few weeks or days, for men of
bualaap and their families—;jaded a ud enervated with the
turmoil, bustle and heat of the <Aty. It is situated on the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad, where the great turnpike
from the Susquehanna aud other roads couoentrate—
making easy egress And ingress, several times a day, by
the cars and stages, to Altoona, Tyrone, Huntingdon and
ihe Mountains.
The House U a new brick one, four stories high, spacious
and roomy, newly papered, painted and tarnished from
basement to attic, with all the modern improvements and
appliances of Cold Baths. Ac. It is also finely ventilated.
There are superb views of every department of the Moun
tain scenery —the “glorious mountains,” the “eternal
hills.” Telegraph Office Is io the House, always ready for
work—and the proprietor ready to receive visitors at mode
rate charges. R. F. HABLETT, Proprietor.
aaraRsNOKS ut Pittsburgh :
William Carr A Co„ 329 Liberty street
John H. Bhoeuberger. John Anderson.
William S. Campbell, 8t Charles Hotel. [ jyll
To Manufacturers and Capitalists.
AVER VS WHITE LEAD FACTORY.
rpHlfl long established aud well known Factory is now
X offered for SALE or RENT. The lot fronts over 120
feet Oo Duquesne Wav, and extends back more than 360
f et to Fayette street; on which are erected a two story
brick White Lead Factory, Engine House, Vinegar House,
Cast log and Siftiog House, Stable and one two-story tene
menl—all of brick, aud built in the most substantial man
ner. There are also all the necessary sheds, beds, and
other conveniences for carrying on the manufacture of
White and Red Lead and Litharge. The engine has two 30
f«et boilers, cylinder 4 feet stroke, and power sufficient 10
drive six to eight ruo of stone*, the number now provided
being four ruu.
This establishment will be rented either fbr the business
for which it was erected, or for any other to which it Is
adapted, for one or more years ; or It will be sold on favor
able terms as to time of payment.
For further particulars enquire of
aog22 dlwawlm
T' HA subscriber offers for sale or lease the well known
COAL'WORRS at WEST ELIZABETH, Pa., fifteen
miles above Pittsburgh, on the Mnnongahela river.
These Wo ks are In complete running order, and beiDg
Abundantly supplied with Coal Cars, and everything appets
taluing thereto, for doing an extensive business, offer rare,
inducement* for auy persons wishing to engage in the Ooal
tu-mena.
The qualify of the coal Is equal to any in the Mononga
hela Valley, and has had the preference in the New Orleans
market for hteam purposes, Ac.
Atao—FIFTY TOWN LOTS, eligibly suited for building
purposes.
Alto—Several large 4<QTS, suitable for manufactories cr
boat-building.
The FARM adjoining la in a high state of cultivation,
and will bo cold on favorable terms.
Persons wishing to purchase, and wanting a bargain, fer
a part or tb* whole of the above property, will call on the
undersigm-d, at tbe office of C. lUMBEN, Second and First
street*, or at LOGAN A DOHRMAN’S Coal Office, corner
Smi'hfidd and Water streets. ,
aogghdtw CHAS. T. IHMBRN.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, suitable for Railroads. Ca
nals, Ac., for weighing Hay, Coal, Ore, and Merchan
dise generally, t urchasers may feel assured that they can
be supplied with a superior and reliable article, opd ran
a» rbk.
Each Scale Is guaranteed correct, and if (after trial) not
found satisfactory, can be returned wltbwt charge.
Factory at the old stand, established forthirty years, cor
ner of Ninth and Melon streets, Philadelphia.
ABBOTT A 00,
ang23d3oa Successors to EuJcorr A ASbott.
Omci cr “ Tub Pirommon Gas Coxpasy,” I
August 17, 1865.: /
fl H B Stockholder# of “The Pittsburgh Gas Company “
X are hereby notified that an election, for tbe purpose of
eiedifig two persons to serve u Trustees of the sail Gas
Company for the term of three years, will be held at the
office of the Company, at the Works, o« the FIRBT MON
DAY (3i dsy) OF SEPTEMBER, 1866, between the hours
of 2 and 6 o'clock P. XL
aagl&dtd JAMES M. CHRISTY. Treasurer.
Valuable Farm for sale,
Situate in adams township, butler oounty,
containing 141 a-~res; 116 acre* of which are under cul
tivation The proprietor, about to decline farming, will
dlsjios* of all his Stock, Grain and Hay on hand, If desired.
Enquire of JAMES BLAKELY,
eorner of B«r»ntb and Bmlibfletl eta.
n. arnolu~a~sons7 go
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
And Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods,
V7O (C MARKET STREET, between Third and Fourth,
It Pittsburgh. Keep constantly cn hand, a largo stock
uf Clothe, Caesimeres and Vesting*. Garments mad* to
order on the shortest notice, and in the latust styles.
All orders promptly attended to. [au(£l7:2m
WILTSa r. SLAhSUALL .. JOSXPU a. inUIHOH
IMPORTERS Rod Dral«r» to French and Affl'rian PA
I’EK HANGINGS, HT Wood street, Pittsburgh.
Sole for the celebrated manu&ctOre* of
Dolleourt A 00., Pori* augT
CCEI Fall Style for Hal,
iH* PAULSON will introduce the New Style for Hats
co SATURDAY, Augunt 25ih.
0 H. 73 Wood street,
next door to corner of Fonnh.
Soft Hals and Caps of every descriptieu.
»urt3:Jlw
PENN INSTITUTE, corner of Penn and Hancock Street*.
The eonulng S-itvion of this Institution will commence
oo MONDAY, the S-J of September.
TERMS.
Tuition and Stationery, per session of Twooty-two
Week* *s22 00
Pupil* may pottrr at any time, and will be charged pro
row until the end of th» term, or till notice of withdrawal;
a deduction being allowed for absence on account of pro*
traded s'ckcen* J. M. SMITH, Principal.
aug26:d2*(ebj)
Co-Partnerahtp Notiea.
r l''UE undersigned have this day entered Into co-partner*
A. ablp, and haring leased for a term of years the large
CaR FACTORY recently erected at ROCHESTER, Bvaver
County, Pa_ are no* prepared to contract for the menufic
tare of RAILROAD CARS of every description.
Addresa, “ Rochester, Beaver County, Pa.”
_ AQ^ust 17 - 1856 —(«uga4:tf j KIRK A RHODES.
8. JaYNKA.
JOHN W. MCCARTHY,
Bill Poster anti', MPistributor,
Hi* Wiu attend to the Posting and Distributing of ail
kiods of
BILLS FOR CONCERTS, LECTURES, EXHIBITIONS, Ac.
All communications—either br mall, telegraph,or other
wlm*—directed to the ofllcv of the Morning Poet, will rv-
ceive prompt altentlon
IMPORTANT —At this season of tie year, when fllsearv*
of the stomach and bowels are so frequent, and, If ne
glected, are so apt to degenerate Into obolera mofbuft, of
even Asiatic cholera, no family should be without a bottle
of tbe Concentrated Essence of Jamaica Ginger, and a bottle
of Wlckey’s celebrated DUrTbcea Medicine, which, if* used
aoeordlug to accompanying directions, will prove a speedy,
sale and effleacloaa remedy. They can be had only at the
Drug Store of JOHN HAFT, Ja.,
m ogl6 186 Wood street.
Have You tried
WRIGUTB PREMIUM KATHARION?
If uot, try It, and you will never be without It.
Be sure to ask for
W RIG Hl-8 PREMIUM RATHARION,
Or you may get a worthless article.
49-For sale by all Druggist*. 26 cents per bottle.
Wholesale Western Depot, Dr. KEYSER, R. E. SELLERS
A 00 , and JOHN HAFT. 4Uglj>_
MAGAZINES, Ac. Ao.—Putnam for August;
Harper for August;
Knickerbocker for August;
Ranking’s Half-Yearly Abetraot.
Just received and for sale at
W. A. GILDKNFKNNEY A‘CO.’S Bookstore,-
aug2 Fifth St., opposite the Theatre.
T~ WKhtY-ONE YEARS A SLAVE—Ssvsctxkv Vtaas a
FaaiMAVl—My Bondage and mv Freedom; by PretL
Douglass. Part 1. Life as a Slave. Part 2. Life as a Free
man. With ao in‘reduction by Dr. James McOuna Smith.
Steel portrait of tbe author, and other Illustrations. One
volume; price £1,25. For sale by
aug23 B. T, C: MORGAN.
PERRY’S NO. 27 PEN—A fresh supply of Perry’s Elas
tic Pena, a very superior article, just received-and tor
eale by W. S. HAVEN,
aug23 Market street, corner of Sbcond.
BLANK BOOKS—a superior stock of every description
of B.ank Books for sale by
ang23 W. S. HAV EN._
i ENVELOPES—A great variety of rises, styles and quail
j ties for sale by faug?3] W. B. HAVEN.
WRIGHT’S' PREMIUM KATHARION oools the bead,
and removes ail symptoms of headache.
Persons using
WRIGHT’S KATHABION-.
Are never liable to Sun-stroke.
WRIQH I’d PBKMIUM KATiIABION
Is the most valuable acquisition to the toilet, retaining the
Hair in any required form.
For sale by Dr. GEO. H. KEY SEE and B. E. SELLERS
A 00., at 26 cents per bottle. angle
WRIGHT’S PREMIUM KATHARION stops the Hair
from falling out, and produces a luxuriant growth-,
WEIGHTS PREMIUM KATHARION
Removes all dandruff and disease deposits.
For sale, wholesale, by Rg. SELLERS A 00. |augl6
WRIGHTS PREMIUM KATHARION is the greatest
Beautlfler of the age.
WRIGHTB PREMIUM KATHARION
Renders the Hair soft and glossy.
For sale by KEYBER, HAFT, 800TT and SELLERS, at
26 cents. auglfl
iIG METAL —200 tons Goal Blast Charcoal Metal in yard
and for sale by [aug2] J. W. BUTLER & 00,
HUMP BRED—IO bags received on consignment awA fbr
sale by * laugTJ 3AMES WARDROP.
1- ir
.... j|v.X
H U. KTTKB,
Proprietor Warm Springs
WM. M. BHON,
No. 137 Fourth street.
Sor Sal* or Kent.
Platform Beales
Eilectlon.
fflarahall A Co.,
EDUCATIONAL
.wm. a. auonss
~ -v-,SVi
\ . ' ; . ; .
MEDICAL.
The Oraefenberg Dysentery Bynn>,
. 4 «p*tujr ud Infallible rram, In Diarrhoea, Dysentery.
. Flux, Cholera Morbue, Cholera Infantum, and
tbo Asiatic Cholera, If taken with the ttret symf
tom», Til : vomiting >n<)_aiarThn». It nevor
(•111 to core tbs wont possible cooes of
bowel complaint!!, generally In a few
hours, seldom beyond a day. U
is purely vegetable, and takoai J*
In almost any quantity is
| perfectly harmless.
I Price 60 cents.
The Grefezberg Green Mountain Ointment,
Invaluable for Burns, Wounds,Sprains, Chilblains, Conus
Sorts*. Swellings of all kinds, Rheumatism, Ery
sipelas, Bronchitis, Scrofula, Ulcers, Fains
In the Side or Back Immediately
relieved, Inflammations
of the Bowels, and for ail
cafiesVhere there
is Inflamma
tion.
Price Twenty-five cents.
MarßhaU’6 Uterine Catholioon.
A certain cure for Prolapsus Uteri, and tor most o( the
distressing complaints Inddent to Females. Pre
pared by Dr. Thea Pomeroy' of Utica,
solely for the Graefenberg Com
pany. Price $3,00.
The other Graefenberg Medicines arc
Eye Lotion.
Health Bitten.
Cbneumpttte Balm .
Children’t Panacea.
Fexxr and Ague Pdh.-
Libby 1 $ FUe Ointment.
Sartaparilla Compound.
The Graefenberg Manual of Health,
A complete band-book of medicine for families—price 60 cts.
Office' 5414 Broadway, Hew York*
caution.
The public is requested to bear in mind that everything
prepared by the Graefenberg Company has their seal upon It.
Bpurlotus articles have been Issued closely resembling the
genuine In overparticular except the seal, and the utmost
care should be observed before purchasing.
Bold wholesale and retail at Dr. KEYSKR’B, 140 Wood
street jy!7aiaw Is
49* A Fact worthy of Record and Atten
tion—WßlGHT'S TONIC MIXTURE, a guaranteed and
certain amjsrr PEYEB AND IgBE. Thla preparation
for the treatment of the above disease, and perfect eradica
tion of the causa, Is one of the most Important Chemical
Discoveries of the 19th century. Its neutralising effects
on the poisonous gases are Instantaneous, and acts like a
charm upon the whole Nervous and Muscular System, re
storing the tone’of the Ston&ch, invigorating the Con*
stitutlon.
Unlike the general remedies resorted to for Its treatment,
such as Quinine, Arsenic, which leave the system
worse than they found it, It Improves the general
purifies the blood, and stimulates the different organs to a
regular and healthy action.
Being prepared under the Immediate supervision of an
eminent Chemist, uniformity of strength may always be
relied on. Its unprecedented demand, and the thousands
of testimonials from eminent Physicians, and others who
have 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
Fever and Ague, try it and be,cared l
PETER T. WRIGHT A CO.,
241 Market at, Philadelphia.
And all, respectable Druggists throughout the United
States and Canadas.
For sale by GEO. H. KEYSKR, No. 140 Wood street,
and R. E. SELLERS, Pittsburgh. ap27dawBm is
4&"BfUd Heads and Ilurd's Hair Resto
r«r—PoQOßAifSDCX, Feb. 9,1856
This is to certify that 1 have used u HURD’S HAIR RE
STORER” three months, and where my head waa bald l*
Is now covered with a long growth of new hair.
Carr. Gao. G. Bomaji, of Whale-Ship Montezuma,
, New London, Ct.
Chemical Manufacturing Ob.—Gents: Previous to using
your Hair Restorer I was greatly troubled with my hair
coming out. After using ibree bottles the remaining is
strong and firm, and presents a rich, glossy and healthy
appearance. Yours, truly, H. R. Woodwossb.
PoquxiAtfacax, Or., Fob. 16,1866.
This is to certify that I here been using u Huso's Dais
Rssvqub” about three months; and, now, where my head
was bald. It Is oovered with a new growth of hair, almost
three Inches ong. I have been bald over twenty yearn.
hold, wholesale and retail at
Da. GEO. H. KKYSEB'S,
Jel9 7 No. 140 Wood street-
4&-Stck Headache and ffeuralgla or Emoi
Yxaas Btandiho Utrun or OAKERY'S DEPURATIVE
SYRUP.—Mr. William Trimble, M'Relvy's Bow, Bayards
town, Fifth Ward, says be was cured of Sick Headache of
eight years standing, by three bottles of Oakeley’s Depara
tive Syrup. He had tried various physicians without a
cure. He is now entirely welL Oakeley's Depnrattveis
for Rbonmußum, Scrofula, Tetter, and all eruptive diseases.
For sale wholesale and retail, DR. KBYSER’S,
No. 140 Wood street, Sign of the Golden Mortar.
Price 76 cents per bottle. ap2
To Female Teachers.
rpIIE CENTRAL BOARD OF EDUCATION, of Pittsburgh,
JL will receive written applications (until Monday, the
third day of September next,) from Ladies desirous of filling
the situation of Assistant Teacher in the High SchooL Tbe>
qualifications must be equal to those of the best Female
Teachers In Academies.
Address R. E McGOWIN,
augl7;d2w(chG) Pres*t Central Board of Education.
Irrftng'a Great Work*
THE LITE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON.—The first vol
ume of the above work Is now ready for delivery—the
seooizii volume will be ready shortly. It le ne> tly gotten
up—printed on fine paper, with three or more portraits and
plana Price $2,00 per volume.
This edition Is published exclutively by subscription, and
payablo on the delivery of each volume
T. J. EISNER A CO. are sole Agents for the above work.
Office, No. 26 Fifth street, opposite Mason's, in Dr. G. K.
Shaw's Optician Btore.
ay- All orders addressed to T. J. S. A Co. will be strictly
attended to. 49* Oanvassers wanted. aug2nl*wim
KIER’B TRANSPORTATION LIRE.
A NTIOI PAYING the want of facilities for transporting
JK Freights to aod from the Eastern Cities, via. Pennsyl
vania Canal and Railroads, we have lncreascdkrar stock of
Boats, Ac , on same, to a DOUBLE DAILY LINE, which
gives us a capacity of over 1500 cons per month each way.
We assure our friends, and those disposed to patronise
the Btsta improvements, there will be nothing spared on
our part to render general satisfaction lo forwarding East
ern and Western Freights with promptitude and despatch.
KIER A MITCHELL,
augll:y Canal Basin, Pittsburgh. Pa.
To Wholesale Grocera t Liquor Dealers
and Manufacturer*.
THE SUBSCRIBER la now importing a superior quality
of OIL OF COGNAC, of which % of an ounce with 60
gallons pure Spirit will produce a fine Cognac Brandy. His
ESSENCES 0# ROCHELLE and OTARD’S BRANDY'; of
JAMAICA and ST. CROIX RUM, A RAC- OLDER and
PEACH BRANDY, HOLLAND SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
and SCOTTISH WHISKY, are acknowledged by the New
York manufacturers by the great demand after them. Di
rection* for use will iorariably be given by
DR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
141 Malden New York.
P. B.—lmporter of Daguerreotype Chemicals, Platina,
Bismuth, Manganese; Thorn's ExLCopaiva, Sulphate Am
monia, Ac. doeSlna tf
CAUPETINGS.
Delaware county carpet manufacturing
ASSOCIATION, on the Chester Plank Road, two miles
below the city Una, offer to buyers this season, AX MINIS
TER, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, 3-PLY INGRAIN, DAMASK
and VENETIAN CAR PETING, at very reduced prices
for eaah or city acceptance, (interest added) The stock,
comprising also IMPORTED FABRICS of every variety,
can be examined at the Factory Warehouses, Darby, or at
the Stores, Nos. 18 and 20 N.BEOOND et, PHILADELPHIA.
Wool bought, Spun, Dyed or exchanged for Carpets.
Jel4:3m:ifl J. SIDNEY JONES.
Palmer 1 ! Celebrated Epleortan Bauo«7
STANDS PREEMINENT for flavoring Soups, Gravies,
Fish, Meat, Game, Ac. We advise all good housewives
to try it. Price 26 cents per bottle, at all Grocery and Fruit
Store* In the United States and Canadas
For pale by ATCLUEG and O. H. &ETSGB, Pittsburgh.
P. T WEIGHT A CO.,
JanUhdawly la 241 Market street. Philadelphia.
LOCUST OHO VIC SEMINARY,
LA WRENCSVILLR
rriHE NEXT SESSION will open ou WEDNESDAY, g«p-
J. tember 19.
Tbe Keotor desire* an earlv application on the part of
such as desire to avail themselves of its advantages.
For circulars or admission, apply to
REV. WM. H. CLARKE,
auglOitf Pittsburgh. Fa.
Boarding School.
OR SUMMER BOARDINQ HOUSE.—The GLEN HOTEL
and Grounds are offered fbr RENT fbr either the
above purposes. The sise a; l arrangement of the house,
the beauty, extent and va. ;ety of the grounds, and the
singular advantage of tbe position, secluded from every
thing ohjeotionable, render this a most desirable location
for either a Male or Female Seminary. For terms, apply to
_ mh24Rf J. W. BUTLER, 97 Front street.
Dissolution of Partnersbkp.
THE Partnership formed by the undersigned and Jan cs
O'Niol, In carrying on M tbe Camden Ooal Works,”
under the name and style of JONESi, O’NEAL A MILLER,
Is now dissolved. ISAAC JONES,
July 7th, 1855, JOHN D. MILLER.
JULY MAGAZINES- :
Harper’s, for July 20 cents.
Putnam, “ 20 u
Graham, “ 20 ”
Godev,Bdsnp^ u „20 “
Knickerboker, “ 20 “
LeaUe'BGas’to, M 20 “
Peterson's, M 17 “
Jour'l, “ 18 "
Blackwood, for Jane.
All who want NEW ROOKS, and as soon as issued, lower
than can be had elsewhere, should oil! at
LACFFER’S BOOK STORE,
Jy2 87 Wood street.
BDH.DIAG LOT FOR BALA.
A LOT 24 feat front on WYLIE street, and extending
bock 109 feet to Wide alley. On the back part of the
Lot is a Cellar Wall, bnilt fbr 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 dear from
Incumbrance. Enquire of GEO. F. GILLMORE,
Jyl3 /At Office of Morning post.
JEANETWII—
Bhe% dressed In silks and satins,
And her step Is full of grace;
She is lovely Ln appearance ■
But what a sallow face)
Her hands are small, but 01 how rough;
She surely does not know
That HERPETIC SOAP is just the thing,
And then the price la low.
Tba Herpedo Boap haa bees and with gimt sueceu tor
tt» put fi,e years, tor rempring Tan, Ba!lownesa,and Ked
ness of the Skin, healing all Cbaps and Ghafeß. Only IS^
oenta par cake. Deed aa a Nonary Soap for children. It to
unriralled. Bold by g. l. ODTHBEET,
jyffl 140 Third et.
JUMT> HEOKTVgD, at No. 107 Marfcot street, • lalgo
Bortmoat of Boys' anil Yoathj’ Oalf ani Fatant leatnei.
tJongrass Galtera. Prlcralow. "
JylB w. E. EOHMEBTZ.
SULPHURIC ACID TUM.—(WordbsMM OU Vitriol,)
Just received and for sale bj , r
,dj3 FLEMING BEOS; >
,j » .
T 'Jf «
•>’, .** t' l V
;PfX\SC
U V ABATING CORDIAL.
' A PHENOMENON IN MBEIOINS >’
H«»m ila.tor.d ml Uf^bngthiaui
_BT ’ ;
MOBSB'B .IN VMOBATIKd ELIXIR.
TT vBl replica —ealinass witßlotreiigtb, Incapacity wit
efficiency, irregularity *wl;h uniform and natural «.
Baity, and this not only witiiout iiacard of reaction, bat
with a happy effect on the general organisation. Bear
in mind that all maladies, wherever they beyin, finish with
the nerrooß system, aDd that the parallzation of the nerra
of motion and seueation is physical death. Bear In mind,
also, that for every kind of nerrons disease, the Elixir Oor«
dial is the only reliable preparatire known.
COBB OP NKRYOUH mags am :
Ho langnage can convey an adequate Idea Of'file Inline,
diets and almost miraculous change whloh It nsaalons In
a ‘‘'’ bima ‘- M “ d shattered nerronn eyateni,
whether broken down by excess, weak by nature, or Impair
ed by eieknees the uuetrung and relaaad orgahlaatltm is
at enoe braced, revivified and bout up. Tha mental and
physical symptdms of nervous disease vanish together un
der Its Influence. Nor Is the effect temporary; tor tha Ooi*
dial properties of the medicine reach the constitution Itself
and restore it to Us normal condition. 1
LOSS OF MEMORY,
Confusion, giddiness, rush of blood to the head, atlas*
oboly, debility; hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of self
destruction—fear of Insanity, dyspepsia, general prostra,
tion, irritability, nervousness, inability to sleep, diseases
tncldeni to males, decay of the propagating functions, hys*
terla, monomania, vague tar Are, palpitation of the hoot*
impotency, constipation, etc-, from whatever causes arista#
it is, if .there be aoy reliance to bo placed on human tasti*
mooy, absolutely infallible.
A GREAT MEDICINE FOB FEMALES,
The unparalleled effects of this great restorative In all
complaints incident to females, mark a new era In tbs
or medicine. Thonsandaof stimulants have been invented—
thousands of tnvigorants concocted—all puruortfltt to* bo
i ) Be2BSS derangements to whkh
the delicate formation of woman render her liable.
EVERY WOMAN OP SENSE.
Who suflero from weakness, deraugemenC nervonanma,
tremors, pains in the back, or any other disorder, whether
pecnllar to her sex, or common to both sexo—fin Mva tba
Gvifforatln#COTdial a trial.* ® »"•
- MABTVTKP PERSONS,
Or others, will find this Cordial after they have need a bot
tle or two, a-thorough regenerator of the system. lit all
directions are to be found the happy parents of healthy off
spring, who would not have beeUAO but tor this extraordi
nary preparation. And it is equallypotentfor the many dl*
cases for which ii Is recommended. Thousands of young
aos have-been restored by using It, and not In a single In
seance has it failed tc benefit them.
PERSONS OF PALE. COMPLEXION,
or consumptive habits, are razored by the use of a bottle oy
tvo to bloom and vigor, changing the rtln from a pate, yel
low, sickly color, to a beautiful florid complexion.-
TO THE MISGUIDED.
These are some of the Bad and melancholy effects prods
•eedby early habits of youth, via: weakness of the bsok
and limbs, pains in the head, dtmngsyif eight, lom of inns
polar power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous'
Irritability, derangement of the digestive functions, general
debility, symptoms of consumptions, etc.
Meu tally, the fearful effects on tbo mind are much to bo
dreaded. U>a of memory, confusion of Ideas, depression
of spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to society, selfdtatruet.
love of solitude, timidity, etc., are some of evils mode*
eed. All thus afflicted
BEFORE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE
should reflect that s sound mind And body are the most se
eesearj requisites to promote connubial bapptaeee: indeed.
Wittout these, the journey through life beoamea a weary
pilgrimage—the prospect hourly darkens the view: the
mind becomes shadowed with despair, anj flUsd with the
melancholy reflection that the happiness of another be •
comw blighted with year own.
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial has been counterfeited
by eome unprincipled persons.
In future, all the genuine Cordial -will have the propria
tor’s fec-eimile pasted over the cork of each bottle, and the
following words blown in the glass:
Dr* Aloree's Invigorating Cordial*
0. H. RING, Proprietor, N. Y]
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, in pint
ties—price three dollars per bottle, two tor five dollars,
tor twelve dollars. 0. H. RING, Proprietor,
192 Broadway, N. 7.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States, Caned
and the West Indies.
Nobwioh, Feb 8, 1866*
Pittsburgh Da. GEO. H. KBYBER.No. 140 Wood si
Do. BROS., No. 00 Wood et
Do. E. SELLERS, Wood street.
Allegheny OIty—BECKHAM A M’KENNAN;
Do JAMBS T. SAMPLE A CO.;
Do. .. J. P. FLEMING.
Agent for 0ht0...J. D. PA Rg, Cincinnati. [spUMawly
GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED BY
DR. C. M, JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa., $
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chronic or Jfcrcom Debility, Dueatea of the Kidneyt, and
a tl disauet arising from a disordered later or Stomach,
Bunb
•eOohstipa
tios, Inward PQes.
Blood to the
Head* Acidity of the Stomach,
for Food,'
Fulness or-Height is the Stomach, Soar
Sinking, or Flattering the 7
notations, Sinking, or jg at" __Pit
of tbe Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Harried
and Difficult Breathing, Flattering at the Heart, Choak*
ing or Suffocating Sensation when in lyiDg Posture, Dimnes a
of Vision, Dots of Weba before the Bight, Fever and
Dali Pais in tbe Head, Deficiency of Perspiration
Yellowness of the Skin and Byee, Pais in the
Bide, Back, Chest, Limbs, Ac- Sodden
Flasbca of Heat Burning In the
Flesh, Constant Imagin
ing! of Bril, end great
Depression of
.Spirits*
The proprietor* In calling the attention of the public to
thin preparation, does bo wit a feeling of the ntTarmt coofl*
deuce In its virtu*® and adaj atlonto tbo diseases for which
It Is recommended.
It U no new and untried article, but one that has stood
Ibo test of a ten years' trial before the American people,
«nd its reputation and sale la unrivalled by any trirailAT pH •
parattons extant The testimony tn Its favor gives hr tile
moot prominent and well known Phyridana andlsdfildU"
ols, in all parts of the country is Immense. Heforrisg any
who may doubt, to my “ Memorabilia," or Practical Becafot
Book, for Farmers and Families, to be had gratis, of all th
Agents for the German Bitters.
Principal Olflce and Manufactory, 120 Arch street, Phlla*
delphia, Pa.
JK&- Sold by Dr. Geo. H. Keytar, 140 Wood street; B. A
Fahnestock 4 Co., No. 6 Wood street; Fleming Brother*
60 Wood street; H. F. Swsrta and J. P. Fleming, Allegheny
dsellfcdkwly is
rfi DR. BROWN, No. 41 Diamond Alley, da* -a
S votes his entire attention to an Office practice.tj|9g*
Ills bnsineas is mostly confined to Private u|
Ventrral Diseases, and such painful iffections, S3k
brought on by imprudence, youthful indulgence end excess.
Syphilis,Syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorrhea,Gleet, Stricture,
Urethral Discharges. Impurity of the Blood, wit£all Dlsea*
see of the Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases, Seorbp tiff Erup
tion*, Tetter, Kingdom, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal
TVeakneos, lmpotoncr, Biles, Rheumatism, Female Weak
ness, Monthly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, fistula
in Ado, Nervous Affections, Polos in the Back and
Irritation of the Bladder successfully treated.
Cure guaranteed.
Twenty years’ practice (ten in this city) enables Dr.
Brown to offer nssurcocve of a speedy cars to all wbo may
come under his caro.
Olfioe and Private Consultation Rooms, 41 Diamond alley.
Chargee moderate. nov&dawly
KIIEUILATISM.—Dr Brown’s newly discovered remedy
for Rheumatism is a speedy and certain remedy for
that palnfui trouble. It never tails.
Offlco and Private Consultation Rooms, No, 41 Diamond
Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. The Doctor Is always at home,
novfcdawly
Joseph White's Carriaga Repository*
JOSEPH WHITE, now carrying on bust* jspea w
neS3 in bis spacious premises,
lately enlarged,) on the Pittsburgh
Oreenaburg turnpike, near the Two Hlle«&a£MM*nas3bM
Bon, between Pittsburgh and Lawrence villa, respectluLly
Invites the public to inspect his stock Of
DOGGIES, Ac. And bo particularly informs gentlemen
purcriaierx, that cue price only is made. Fourteen yean*
crp’-rtvnc* in th« lundo***.-*, enables him to place befbre bit
patrons the same choice collection of Carriages which, so
many years past it has. been his particular department to
select from the various and most talented Eastern manu
facturers. The success of his new system Is complete—tha.
economy of his arrangements will supply the best and most
fashionable manufactures at moderate prices.
Unencumbered by those heavy expenses* which the
mama for decorating houses of business has neaped upon
the price of goods, (owing to large rents.) JOSEPH WHITE
will sell, on ready money only, at mubh lest than the usual
profits. [rahfcdaw]
Oarriagesrepaired In the beet manner, with despat
rpHE uodersigned, proprietors of the PLYMOUTH AD*
_L VERTISER, wt?hicg to embark in another enterprise,
ot>r the entire tn-UDUabment for sale. The paper Is in Its
second volume, end la now doing a good, profitable busineM.
The jobbing and advertising tne present year will reaeh
$1,600. The subscription list is large, apd increasing rep*
idly. With a little exertion It can be doubled. The mate*
rial is nearly new. Payments made easy. Pot a -good
practical printer, this is an opportunity rarely presented.
Possession will be given at the close of this volume.
49* All communications relative to the above can be ad*
dressed to the subscribers, at Plymouth, Richland county,
Ohio. [aagll:dewtfj ROBINSON £ LOCKE-
To Phyilclanii or tt&osa wanting a Coua« ,
try Residence*
rpiiE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale bia property, 7.mUea
J. from Pittsburgh, on the Steubenville TuxcpQte. It
contains TWO ACRES of good level land, well feneed l on
wbioh is erected a floe new two and-a half story frame,
bouse, with six rooms, and basement office and cellar, built
and finished in moiem style. A good stable* and other
necessary out-buildingn. a good well and cistern,
pomp. There are about IUQ choice fruit trees,'of every VV
rlety, just beginning to bean In short, everything nectfr
sary to make it a comfortable home.
To a phytievm wishing a good location, this offers frog**
rior inducements, as ft is in a rich and populous country,
and the subscriber is new doing an extensive practice. A
Btage rons daily to and from Pittsburgh ; PosU3fstB'(t*P;
daily mails) within ten tods ot the house.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber, cxrthe
premises, or address a note to me at
county, Pa. W. M. GBA» M. P.'
aug!B:diOUw3t • ] ■
Notice* / . ...
HAVING thla day, July 13.186*, sold m y sfofffc J* «jf
Saddlery buslnesa to Messrs. J. ANDERSON *C*s*
take pleasure in recommending them to ntf “*®" weßj £
former customers, end to the publio generally*
respectfully solicit fbr them a contlnuaaceof
age, feeling confident that aU work n*dred of ™
give general eatlafrctlon. J *
j. aNDKRSOff * CO.,
MMRh luxuracroaxsi or
•P®«saddles, harness, trunks, &0.,
* V>i 188 Woodttreet, Pittsburgh, Pa.
„ r:' fton Cbnntry Driers prompt!, *tten4«dto,
' MI to be *ttg4oy
Brtvu a MOBTON b*To catered into co-partnership to
t«B«e“tbe business of BOTTUBO, to all Its brtntfc*
at ?BL!berty street, Neville Hell. •
c< Ther bare constantly on band a superior article fox
rNDIX ALB, pat up in pint bottlesi Dealers and famllid
will find h to their adrimtage to give ns a call, and exam*
leu for themselves. We aln> bottle a superior artWeflf
PORTER* SARSAPARILLA and MINERAL WATER. •
Terms as favorable as Rny othorJhoose to theeifcJT.' All
nrders nut up at short notice ROS'D A MORION,
‘Pggfcjjn No 63Xibe»y.irt t NeTin» Hall.
.y 1 1.
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