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/01..apii. • M6I6TING,r tiG. 17, 1857
` - oiPricurPFArrx OP. rim extr.
of the City had Neighborhood
Caution.
-.I,IiPERSONS are hereby cautioned not
AcL, je takeor tisiothits WI order given by me toile. enter
td.obn WilsOdbonJoshos Hanna. and by him acoeptod. for
One liondnrd and ritly Dollars. dated Aswan 144., 1a.57,
mat& at of Poptember neat. Said order I/reined.
.evoitand eomptod.ithout consideration, payment thereof
4..11 be reitand.
anli3ußttd. _. [ [Naval& copy.] .
.110111CDLTRIUL 11 twriso.--A special meeting of
'" s t.ho9lnty Beard •euembled'st their rooms 011 last
...' • .
. - ,t.- Noun. Shins, Goehring, Force, Chess,
Mord& M'Kel v y, Bari and - President Young.
, • - Mr. S Ina, from the Printing Committee, report -
..rf, id in . cation to the posters for the Agricultural
Pair; that they stun:bite ready by the let of Septetn
,,her;• and stating Other • facts in reference to it.—
Aderlal
", , •- The Printing Committee woe instructed to prec - nre
„ . ..diplennas, of which 182 hare been offered.
....:7-Bir."Schoyer, Secretary. reported the reception of
, nutters from lk lame , 'number of persons who bad
•
'assure 'appointed as 'Judges, accepting the pieces for
which they em named. Tb Committees were petty
- I. 'Welitlted bet toed many y t hare not answered the
notice of the Secretary, pro ably through neglect or
~ htadireeteeia. The Board re extremely ilex hots
:',_ihat allAhost who iuteid to c rept their appointment )
l e
- should neat': the Secretary, '. Scheyer. Esq., otthat I
fact: and if thee intend to , line, that they /haul.,
• lido) asy- that, SI the Bawd 1111101111 to hare every
thtog seedy es the day when the Fair opens.
- It will to imitinbered that the Fair will occur oil;
• the 22d, MI, 24th and 25th of September. • ,
A fall =toting of the. Board Is earnestly desired et
theo'next regular nation, which .will'occur •on the
last Wednesday in this month.
Adjourned. . ,
,
. . .
- ' d. Sucrwan.-4ln Friday evening. after a day of
unparalleled sultriness. a dark sod threatening cloud
rolled up is' the Wut. the air beoatue tlill. and tho
light of dug. Oita ghastly. We looked for a terrific
thunder atoms, but instead of that a sodden blast or
a tempest descended net of the sky and went with .
. bUeiilo.g cloods of dast through the streets. but doing
no dantase... Mter that mum the rain. m If an Ga.
Imam watering pot had been tercraml over, the
For I few 'moments it literally Oared.—
,Tbe streetiem like steers Oho Mr won dark so in
' 'deep tirilighl vend the roes of the falling rain was
deep and lend. We leans from the very host author.
sty that them hid in the eoune of mute thirty to forty
talantes no less than throe-roust/to of an inch of
• 'eater.-'The street upon the atmospherre was most
refreshing, We think that on list Thuntday night
the tent was more oppressive than As erer before
knew it. Every body complained of it. We know
a pod many,who, notwithstanding the doors and
windows of their houses were as myth es possible
!wid , open we unable to endure the heat, and oamo
out 'to lle In their back yirds al irrren, sob fere, and
not encumbered to a great extent with clothe, But
thii sadden- rain dashed a very pleasant emack of
coolness in sod.-made the heat quite tolerable on
. .4001DINH Ell ?RS HARVEST PIELDS.—We
Hoe that a great many accidents are wearing in
vationaparts of the State from the careless use
of .inowing and reaping machines. The Con
- steantville Courier esys
. 4 ,10 n Tuesday morning of last week, Mr. Thos.
Potter .of Springfied. an old gentleman of 75
years; hitched his horse to a mower in his yard
and fell. inlrent of the knives, which severed
—his'eight inshore the knee causing his death
in iitew moments. lir. Barber of West And
tr***mently Lad his ankle cut nearly off by a
mower and a boy in the central part of the
State, who fell forward of the knives, wailiter
. ani cut to' pieces,..
Two .rasurs occurred on Saturday in the Diamond
- --one between two fish-mongers, and the other
be
tween two loathers. In the former George Agent
and Wm. Baldwin were the heroes, having quarrelled
a.boett.the quality of- their respective assortments of
SUL.- - During the difficulty, Agent struck Baldwin
with Ms fist, fercitig him against a window, by- which
--- liciliodired an Ugly gash in the - feck.
nes sepszul fight was the result of somebody
_ throwing a piece of liver nt a butcher named George
Seiler, 'Act charged a small boy with being the
camel... of the offence, and thereupon proccodrti to
eltaitisa ' him. Another butcher named Ilcnry P.,1-
mer interfered in•ltehnlf of the lad, witivit rwolted
in fits 'rencountre 'between him and Seiler. The
affair ended for the present in cross-snits before
Mayer Wearer for assault and battery.
...,_ffiitimitindfnend has done tie the faror of sending
as la copy of the Pittsburgh Comae fOr' October 2//,
: - 311111f: 'lt lean intereating relic of foity-one years
We: were thinking
,as Wu glanced at it, that 110
;,11/11110.• per on now connocleewith the Oaten< office
. .-wasist the date *bore earned even born, and yet the
Gassite was then over thirty years old.
"Itiontokla the- "latest news from Europe," dated
the Stit Septcniber,and in It le the account of the
_Prance of the Emperor Napoleon from Elba,
ind'of the manner in which he was winning his way
„ti g t o 44lk. h e w/ o f the Empire. It ht a quaint old sheet
• ' indeed, end might p tither, a rent in history with
;li.
much, neatnere as if It wore gilt edged and free
..,hisiithe Maine of age. .
WlLt.lAlf Eike:Ere, who has kept a doggery in the
nit Ward for sometime, end at whose house save:
rsl'astarbsn' eat hare occurred lately, was need $lO
— milstitortlay, by Mayor Waiver, for selling liquor on
ScOday. The house will hereafter, we understand,
be dolled entirely, as it baa been n nuisance to the
- , uelo.borhood for some time. The parties who es
timated gretlyin,:ise: sehoiamismci, in the Seventh
.WO4O, ticaiti 'weeks since, on Sunday, proett,l their
1100 r arEtostein's inferno, an did also the 'temps,
45iiiiiuizated,O'Donnell, on Sunday week.
- *Prom occurred on Saturday everting, in South
Pittsburgh, between - two men named Bracken and
during whith the former received a revere
Ironed in the bead bybeing thrown against the abut
. lust of tits bridge, rendering him insensible for some
time:, The affitir created a good deal of exeitemtpt
Oitimraally quiet borough at first, as it was sop
poppd the man bid been killed. The usault, we un
•i,ead, was provoked by. the injured party. •
" "Pine sou Batx.—we dimet attention to an &d
-etrainment In to-day's paper of a very desirable
fartiXfor sale near Washington, Pa. We are person
ally"..ntignizant of the feet that this in one of tho
"Awed twins te that cocain -11 and being near Wash.
bran with its excellent schools and colleges, it is a
:Argo, linkable piece of property, espechaly as it is
now pretty nearly certain that the Chartiers road will
bis pia and la give cast' - access to Washington from
law Criwfard &lady -Convention convened at
ulkkaaellle 'An the 11th inst., and put the following
eiekek in nomination: • - '
Anosolot. P. Miller, Sheriff, Wm. A. Hurst;
Prothonotary, U. B. Beaty; Register and Recorder,
Bumittingr Treasurer, - Jos. C: - Ilaye; Clerk of
14 0 1 arts, roster Rehr; Commhaioner, Wm. Ifoteh
lkles; Auditor, John ➢felarland; Coroner, Jones;
Academy Traeteei, J. W. Howe, S. A. Timbal, 3 ye;
A. g. Stewart, . 2 p.
. .
fiyx - Bedford , ./eguircr says that forty years ago,
pie :old bridge across the "IllonongshelaYiyar
the iron :work woe brought to Pitts
-1400 frons — Htintingdon, there not being at that time
a auk rolling mill nada' the Allegheny mountriinr,
per tom - - . NoW the rolling milli of
pi t ~ m i cryiejnity.nre.ennoted by the hundred,
.anieprod Iron mile had at $6O per ton, or less than
--one-fourth rho pripa . /pay „years ago.-
• , Thompson from lowa, whilst stopping
' a;huiavern on Wator ;trent, was robbed of a watch
-•an4 ram:tall amount of money on Friday night last.
rasa named :Rowe was arrested on simpl
t.f•tion-ot- being the' thief, but theriebeing no oridermo
I•..egidnet. • i•ha on this charge, he was committed td jail
eaa,.ragravt for fifteen days, there, being mason to
=pro tha,the was not gainlogan honest livelihood
, • •
11Yzlearn Goa W. A.-Caldvrell, Capt. A. C. Gray,
4(ndrimar;Dientrk, ant B. P. Pettit of. this city,
tisk been appointeid Lida to the Governor, with the
tank oULlant. ColontiN_
We know all.these . gentlersen and we are conrioe
betiec'.appeouturauta could not have been
=Wo r k they ire all staunch Itepublieana and men
of diableralahed reputation:
Ciirrsa,4ou .Loknox.—The Oswego Po MI
says Stsa'acboaaes S. J. Tiffany. Capt. Tunny; arri
ved it that pen en Saturday night from Wellington
Copper Mims; Lake Superior, with' 689 tons of en
per -la barrels. It is in traneit for London, England.
and is rained at $30,030. This it presumed to be
thelirgest load In tens that has ever parsed through
thitWelland Canal..
titmice Emir, brother of James, chtuicd with
*eh% legapd In the quarrel which resulted in the
ittlibisg of John O'Donnell, on Webster snort, on
Sunday week, , wsurarrested on Saturday by officers
Itainiltou lad. Moon, at the corner of Bass and Fifth
&riots. - He Was committed by the. Mayor for a fur
ther hearing Oh Weduaday next.
• 1011earti that the Court hoe appointed tho follow
-pc Comm tinder the Act
`-vimieditt - thei last Legislature', for opening Penuql
reels Aseeue terms the property East of the Court
Scott, John Oneltain,; John Anderson,
rt Galway,' Ames MeA.eley, cieo. W. Jackson.
51941064 Conforms of the District composed
OR tkowonitiet of _Bedford. Somerict sod Booting
del, will newt at the:Washington lintel, in the
Beroligh of•lkodford t ho-morrow for the purpose_ of
pigingip„ 46tocuition a candid/4e for Senator. -
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sinnamed Hamar Atkinson, a ionof Dr. Atkin
:x*4 pia *nested byllanhal Fitch on Thursday,. at
Clevolud, for 'robbing the post °Moe of a number of
•
In Dtscovantas ne RalooLOar show that ve ry
• of the 'diseases whieb afflict mankind arise
S t i m ptuitY Of the blood. g
This hoe ion been ens
, b o le .only lately . known.. In - oenonniption,
foisittl W be &sedimentary &paha from
t o ;opy, Gout,
_Cantor, Uleers and Snip
rr_nag....E.,fte--dioord-depositeir Trim the blood.
yid fevers • are einiod iolely - bY Ito
dirt l 6.l(iiithr state,. and ma the decline 4:1
Fr;ow vitality:in thiblood. / In vie*
Gilboa recto Dit.iArekt deslped his Coniariie 'Pill
0100011,0 13#64.:PodlOrillto
)4001AereAielisiit.toar isl .At e . r ?p etelelled.aeoeteettl
.000Uh!g.iiieltei!b, ileireeNt
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$1.17.?4,1!.§-9:Ye1"44;1,e45i..K.;;;.` "-** e 'V'
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THAT BURDELL kAilit'..llo bogus Burden baby
turned up la -:New 'Not*, on Tuesday, has
up'a berilble uproar kiting the usually serene
znexeitealole Gothamilea. Baby was in clever
the pollee stepped in, and the seers found pro
for the sham heir a fine lot of necessaries. Tbo
tonsisted principally of baby, clothes, which
aot bare some from the -Brown Stone Clothing
or Itockhill et Wilson, Nes.-603 and SOS Cites
itreci, above Sixth, Philadelphia. Rockhill .t
on bare on hand a magnificent assortment of
mammas (or gentlemen and youths, but no baby
clothes.
THE weather is, in Booth, roasting and oppressive,
not to say hot. as a perspiringttlicawher might sug
gest under similar circumstances, and a conaidemble
number of citizens have gone off in search of a tempo
rary'abidin g place, in one of those shady, quiet nooks,
with all the trinitnini,, of rustic maids, dancing
streams ' fresh milk, new laid eggs, of which • poets
aro io fond.a singing, but which are Re hard to find
practically. lint' those who cannot enjoy these
tilassitige, can enjoy a cool drink from Super's silver
coda fountain, at the corner of I'enu and St. Clair
streets.
t
FOR A FEW DAYS LONGI:11.-00r sales of .
Gent's and Boy's Clothing, Furnishing Goods
Ac., will he continued for a short time longer,
and feeling confident
• that the character of the
stock and the rates at which it is selling are
real inducements to ptirhasers. a are solicited
to make an examination. J. L ARNAMIAN,
Near the Post Office, Alleghen
INroDTANT.—If ladies wish to restore the roseate
hue to their faded cheeks, and infuse no lire and
rigor into their composition, -Carter.
tare ts the rery article they 60 much need. One bot
tle Will 'ilolnurr te produce a healthy, transparent
skin. than all the chalk and lily n him this side the
Atlantio Ocean.
DOINo A FLorritstivin Itestrinss—The Iron City
Cettlmstrisi Colicnn.at the earner of Fifth and Smith
field streets, appetite the Pottothee.
DR. HENRY ANDEICS lODINE WATER,
INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC Noll FEY 1/11 AND AGUE
CAW Pr /NH E MEP r Nrf!ttrt7.
LlK.Xtur Antal* in.lng et length effeet•
Ina what ha long been .insioleted the rust .I.leleretum in
ruediciu, a 1 1 171IFEUF SOLUTION OF LOUISE IN If ATER.
offered to the Facllty and Public as remedy fora multi
tude of complaints hoherto pnumerneedt., u nd All noting
. cure. In all strumona affeetlaits ea he. the ...tendons
taint Iseilber hen-ditar,r or eggnired. the lODINE 1Y ATER
ERA DICAT&aTIIII ELEMENTSt fthedbaan,. In YES NIL
AND AGUE It peelers n TllOllOl7Oll and PERMANENT
rettnind Dago the eystson of the tnnrbid came. of the ells-
Cyder. The bencedalreaulte a. Immediately felt in-LIE
ER COMPLAINT. BILIIOUS DISEASES, ILEMOPTISIS.
MA other lIEEDEUMIK.A. TUMORS. IIEART DISEASES,
111711-kNOEMENT OF TILE LIVEIL KIDNEYS and BL:ti>-
DElt,DltOpsY. Ell E 11 NI AT IS 11 .E Ult A L
ULA. ILE.MORKIIOIDE NERVOUS APFECTIONS, and all
FI7SIALE tnnAals,tan UtrrwDh URaNCIIISIS and the
entire mate of 'CLMOSARY oumpLAists. Dr. Henry
Ander.' lodine pater ha been arody.d •by fee. James R.
Chilton, rho ceiehrated chem... not al. by Progespor
]amen C. Booth. of the U. A Mint. of Philadelphia, atel
loth pronounce it to be just what It is rept...had. For
thentem, Ibralshlng full details of the legitimate changter
of skit ream/tab. nustictem. as welt not.. nertittrates vol
untarily giros by Iles. who have been cum' by its use.—
The public are Invited to call upon
DR. 1.7171). 11. E.Eyst:r.loo vr...1 street.
...j..ttstkorxr Wholiwu and Retail .sgettl.
flow often do we hear the inquire made.
what i.e.. I get to cure this violent cramp 1 ant nightie sub
ject 6.1 I tell know the ranee to is my too frequent lodul
ones in eglilete Ore vegetable. and fruits of the dram., he
shleit taking a down or mom kW.n of ice-water during the
day—avenegatently. mat rely the penalty. Oar *deicer to
such would be, always. to keep e bottle of Ilairetter's Cel
ebrated Stomach Bitten in the hon., a it volt afro. d In
omit relief to any person having Cramps. Speums, Cholera
Morbus.lc., which are generally the result of overdmini•
gen. in vegetable diet. in fact. whim interest t.cornadted
no family can afford to be without the. Bitter+. They can
be bud of soy of our druggists fur one dollar per bottle, con
taining a rull,gwirt. which will last the mum. Sold by all
drunifita and dealers generally. jy2latsvricT
SUNDRIES -150 ht cheats Y. 11., - G. P. and
Imperial Tea.
75 do do assorted Black Tea
275 bags prime Rio CoffoN
45 Wide. N. 0. auff Cuba Sci,„-arg
150 bbl. do .51olseseer,
75 An 13.410131 are Gulden and N. Y. tyro
d. choir. Baltimore Herring;
SiviaSalemtug
30 do Cruched and Powdered Sugar.,
60 do North Carolina lan
30 do Pitch;
100 do Sorge Makers' Rosin;
130 boies Set, Ad and lb. lump Tobacco;
150 do 11.1. Variegated and Castile Soar;
1 , 1 do 13:16 and 10012 Window Clay
100 do White Pip..
75 do Scam 'do (Shaker)
50 do Set/eratualin p.2perto
3T6 do Cloth. Pin,
00 do Madison Co. Pearl Starch;
250 kegs Naffs, seiorted eiscg
30 do Six Twist Tobacco;
150 beJes Batting Candlewick and Twin.
150 dozen Corn Broome;
60 do Burket.
• 03 do NO. 1 uul 2 Tuba:
•. • - • • .
100 do Oran, Hemp and Cotton L'ordM
Together sith a full aimuctment of Pitn.burnt. Maniffan
tared strOc! . . en hvid and for .ate by
m 75 ATW ELL, LER & CO., No. It Wood atm..
VI 150 10,21 prime Rio Colton
10 bga Java do.
10 bbd. prime Sugar,
bids Mamma.
11. b bif ell,. Y. H. and Blank To.,
110 boa fol amt. Loop
21. Bra 0100)440,
31 bbla C.) and Dry do,
bbl. Tama esOlL
10 bbl. Bleached AM Mato Wbala Oil,
500 kg. Nails. mammal
100 b. W.Glam.avaortad
Coli boa OliveGennan. Olive Palm and Rosin Soap.
100 b. 3lonid
leo
4,000 It,. Bar LLati,
500 1011. Wrapping Paper,
For sale by IL ROBISON d DO
-0.7 215 Librrty Street.
JLPrIzo to Every Purchaser!
IZT3ELF.a..7 - 4 4,THER.F.4 - JHECXN7T.2
WILY AT ALL TIMES—at the Book
no., of EYANSt CC, late 409 Broadway, who have
toLen n four years' leuse,and °fount the immense, new ,and
elegant Stare, No. 677 Broadway, Lafarge Hotel Building
New York. By buying a book for one dollar or upwards,
am at once presentsd with a prim worth from 25 cents to
$lOO sambaing of lino Gold Jewelry, Watches, to—
ff the order Is nod by mall, the hook and Primis Dent by
return Mall or Express Co. The Baoka comprise almost
merrpopular work published upon all subjects. Novels,
histories. as., are sold at lots than tho usual trade prices.
Fend or bring your dollar or doll arts, and they trill Landover
at whatever you are entitled tn. Clubs or Agenta
ttentia onus d
to promptly, mid agents allowed a fair connalio
Won.
Catalogues ' , lda, hil explUsations sent testily applyt
above Mir2SEimdkior
5A.11,17.3.E1, .13R.A.13.L.
Baxc Lucr, (13elow the St. Clair Street Bridgs,)
Allegheny City, Penna.,
BRADLEY'S WOOLEN YARN,
Of every Color and Number'.
IS PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS ON
eborilotlee for every color or number of Ynrsis. Har
m, been moo of the original manuf...., r , ..1 Cho relebra.
ed ntradley Woolen Tanat,”in minim:boo vrith my bother.
Wm. Bradley, of Wheeling, I would ruipeettrdly sobrit a
share or the orders for Sartitc'as abort,
tiaid fur Sheen Skins and Wool. je27:lyd
IMPROVED HAY PRESS.
rI7 nr W. DINGEE . CO., of York, Pa.,
61V . W.
the cheapest and best Portable Pr for
Baits/7 my. &trate ' flasks, therm Rags, Bair, dr_
which is ID the marlset. Every Improvement in n 106313-
, 1 struction MEM, Press has been made which 12 years use
lum summat
the ed.
I, Stich is advantage of early maim, to nuusufacterms
that 2 per cent. will ho deducted from mob prices on all
2!. primes ordered In September, to be furnished any time in
4 1827.
• .
Write at once for Circular, glHng pricesfuel dime.
1.101:014lf (all! prewar.oulCiterr
Blairsville Female Seminary.
fl y THE BLAIRSVILLE BRANCH OF
N.., the Cecina] Pennsylvania Railroad.
Rev. S. IL Shepley, Propietur and Principal; Mrs. P. P.
Shepley, Principal; sly. excellent Teaebers.
COURSE OP EDUCATION,
Thorough mid systematic, embracing emery branch of an an.
complbthed Female Education.
Accoenuoidatlons for seventy Boardiny, School scholar-s—
-tun In a room.
Boarders. including Tuition, per 'Leaden of bre months,
$6O. For instrumental Mask, Drawing, Pointing ALA Mod
ern Imsgassces, moderato charges.
The nert, sexton will commence Hay itb. Catalogues sent
appliestam. HAMMEL BIIEPLEY.
lhammium, Fa-, )far.:. sulks's()
FRUIT CAMS,
FOR HERMETICALLY SEALING
ALL KINDS OF FRUITS.
LASS AND TIN of the most approved
G
ay ie. far sale iu any quantity by O.IV.IItEILY:Y,
eta . Federal Allegbeny.
Jefferson Elaff.
THE undersigned having furnished him large
room, imitable fur public meetings, In the Thlnrlferd,
Allegheny UV, mould respectfully nunomum to mead.
LIWIS and political patties that be iemody to acomumidate
Mamba themest comfortable roamer. GEO. 0 MIST,
anddnadchn , • gem Lane and second arm!.
B ACON-75,0001b5. Bacon Shoulders;
ZOoo " Home.
- 20,000 " EldaG
panes H. C. Mtn.;
800 bbl. Men Pur
•
Is" Ber 4
For cola %, ...8 120MSON k CO.
CEESE-100 his. prime W. R. Cheese
Jou rreelrod for ode by R. ItODISON k CO.
T ARD 011,- 7 .25 1,1,1 a. No. 1 Winter Strain
141 In store and 1, ade , T. LITTLE k CO.
_RYE FLOUR-25 bble. Extra Rye Flour
Lla_stora and for sale by T. LITTLE t CO.
PECTORAJ-6 gross
}net rocaleoil suet for ante lir 11. L. FAILNMTOCK,
wrNts/maxima, to Fleming Brain.
FLAXSEEbLfVbln:i4llrctay reo'd by
ant° lIENInt 11. CNALIN
P -
eases No. 1 fur
A. I. by AK. IL A. FAIINESTOCK k
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR-21 uko. (half
bbL earb)onuo !gAment in stars and for We by
. A. 133 ATWELL, LZE A CO.
HEMP -25 bales Kentucky Hemp on eon
slgoment, In Mon and lanaie by
•u 8 ATWELL, LEE A. CO.
REFRIGERATORS --A good asesortment
J.A,Jost real mil Er We by GEO. W. 11UOLEY,
ira •
. Federal arret,Mleghany.
110 I=l ( casks superior in store and
for We by Ata ATWELL, LEE A CO.
MMACKEREL-30 bbls. large and media;
. 3 Mackerel for Julda by 41. - DALZELL kCO
SYRUP -30 bble. °bola: Golden 3yfcTr
ode tri B. DALULL 1 co.
C ONCENTRATED
cases tarsals
by - FAIINESTOCK h. CO,
sob . sorrier of First and Wood sta.
—§UGAE-10 Mids. E: I. Su a prime an-
Ude, la .ore oat km gale 11 gar,
b. C. HERBST,
. , earner of Malty and Rand stmt.
TAB' -50 bbls Tar in store and for sale by
gidO , , .110111 MT DALZELL & CO.
N•ch.mow!SEB-45) bbls. in itoro and
i ftessleby ou3 ATWELL, Lite k CO.
1011RFINED SUGARS -- 50' Wale, -Crushed,
•Lll;OoonisaaPeederee,b store soui for Oak by _
003 , : , • .. _ ATWI'LL,L.E.6 t (X).
, ,
--- • -
SUGAR -10 blahs. prim); bland Sugar Ind
viedsadfor rho by -au& • DALZILL k 00.
rPO"ENTINE-7 ,50 bbla.forq4l2bi,
31.4.1AmirCe
Elsra3
NAr Tons, Aug. 15.—A collision decurred in
the Sound early this morning between the
steamer Metropolis of the Fall River line, and
the propeller S. N. Harris, hence from New
London. The Harris sunk almost immediately,
carrying down thirteen of, the passengers and
crew. Twelve of the twenty-fire on hoard were
all that were saved. , Among the saved were
Capt. Smith, of the propeller Barris, the engi
neer, and four of the crew. The Metropolis lay
by until daylight, in hope of resetting others,
out saw nothing. • The accident occurred in con
sequence of the pilot of the Metropolis mistak
ing the Harris for a schooner, from her having
her sails set, and showing no head light.
George Tappan, of New bedford, a passenger
on board the Metropolis, died suddenly of ars
pleas, soon after the accident.
Among the passengers lost, are the wife and
child of A. L. Smith, of Brooklyn ; the daughter
of George Gordon, of New York; three children
of the Captain of the propeller, and a gentle
man, his wife and child, whose names are
unknown. Of the crew lost are Stephen T.
Pientice, of New London, mote; George Allen.
deck band; Mary Withere, chambermaid, and
Ann Willis, cook.
The passengers saved, were John P. Dunn,
W. H. Orr, James Cahill , Samuel Newman,
A. L. Smiths, James Manney and John Ayers.
The teasel and cargo are believed to be a total
loss.
IVASIIINOTION, Aug. Li.—Chief Engineer Seller
and Assi.tant Engineers l'ott, Ramsey, Runt,
Luring. Dulplaino and Schley are ordered to the
steamer Saranac now preparing for the Pacific
squadron at Philadelphia. Com. Pickering was
detached from he Portsinout hie the New Ramp;
shire, and Com. Borneo appointed his successor.
Official despatches received at the State De
partment speak in favorable terms of the ame
liorating influence of the new Russian tariff,
saying that the commencement of its operations
affords evidence that the present Emperor en
tertains views different from his predecessor,
audaffortis hope that other important reforms
may follow. Dook.s in all languages are admit
ted duty free, subject only to the usual censor
ship. Russian subjects living in foreign coun
tries can now travel for fi'voyears with reduction
of passport fees.
lissarsz, Aug. I&—The merchant's powder
magazine, containing the whole clock in the
city, explodNl at midnight, causing a terrible
concussion, demolishing the magazine, badly
chattering the new barracks, and breaking all
the windows in the northern part, of the city.--
One man was killed, and fifteen injured. The
leas is estimated at $lOO,OOOl
The excitement created was intense. Peugle
were thrown from their beds, and rushipg bewtl
dered in the streets. supposing the concussion
to have been caused by an earthquake.
Sr. Loris. Aug. 15.—Advices from Ft. Kear
ney state that a party of nineteen drovers,
charged with upwards of 81)0 cattle, destined
for Utah, were attacked 27 miles above the Fort,
on the lot, by 150 Cheyenne Indians. The
cattle and twenty mules run of; and one man was
killed andanother severely wounded. Three of.
the Indianswere slain. Col. Sumner started in
pars ail.
ALBANY, N. Y., Aug. 1,1.—A locomotive wa.s
upset this morning ou the Albany and Northern
Railroad, near Troy, In consequence of the
breaking of an axle. The engineer and fireman
were killed. No further particulars were re
ceived.
IllowvitssL, Aug. 16.--Afii;;hich occurred
at Point Levi last night de,troyed twenty dwel
lings.. Ti is io have been the work of
an incendiary.
NEw ORLEANS, Aug. 15—No sales of Cotton
5 bales of the new crops from Texas were reed,
ed. The market is generally dull.
New Volts.. hog. 15.—The steamer Borussia
from Homburg has arrived with chites to the lat
of August.
N. - C., Aug. 14.—The Sheriff ha
just arrived from Raleigh with official returns
showing SlillW . Aniaj. 38.
Ntn Aur. buoyant: .sssi
pries. have Orlrsns 11114d11ng 157.; llubiM
Midi:Him; 15 1.10. Hour quiet. 4,000 blils sold. IVbsat
bush tan..tar 1.d,i51v4 t., h. 0
M,1.1. Provisions buoyant. snaar messily and .itsarns , .l
in Os. week. Collis. flrin. Crrigbie Inactive. Stssks ate
ertitral bunts 04; Is Crass. & )file a,.kle
31Y. Nllrhiann Southorn New Yfirk
Michigan Cenhatl Erie ifl!.ri eleveLanil
Cleveland & Pittsboraili 37 1 4; %bruit's & 48.
Ang. Ile—greaditutbi continue dull. Fiver
ca. 1,1 forward slowly and ravel. very littutill inquiry; fresh
ground he °fern' at $7,Zi• and old stock as eV, kitliout
finding buyerr. gtik bids old western ertni fautify old rt
Ilye flour steady at $4.60. Corn meal; Illd Wu sold at
.4.1. Wheat In tar wpply. but 0011.11 y of tuOlor qualltleg
itoiSt bush said at $1.65 and white at $1,Ca10h1,79, Foy Null
rye brought9.`r. Corn drill, 20M bush yullou sold at SW.—
Oats plenty and dull; 1,100 bush new erne .old at 4'.c. Fto
visknut are bold with touch finintreas, and with redound
stocks. NOD lay¢ Rho ('offs., sr.err sold at II! 0h111 , ,. and 1211
Obi), Cuba Fugkr mum sold at 9,44100 per l'•. Whisky lit
dull at 21'6 m ibis.
Cr, 1.1. , N 411. A. 16.—}your dull under the operation of
tar, riereiiire and Prue. tending downward thmtch not
,uotatily lower, wile. 1,01.1 tololo in krt. at t1:475er.4 the hitter
tic extra, 2.12.1 iota havi- term received within the loot 24
hour, Wheal to tmehanceii thew I. • Foal export die
1111.34 forlirime: the wit-elide are quite Ilrge. 94.00ei built:tele
were received during [heart-et. ' Rye io dull at iiddial,lo;
there to • gond demand for new Barley at ;71,Mde1,22. end
$1 for future delivery.
There in nochange in Corn; the reeelpta are rery
Whiskey . 25c, and doll under the advice, (rem Near York.
though the receipts are light. Prot - felons uorlemped and
firm. Wooden: }:schnogu atendy et NOON premium; the
latter for banker. , chreka There Is a limited demand for
money, and the market im cony. Thew eather le 'bowery
nod cooler. The thermometer erects at no. The river
fallen 10 inches within (hr last PA houre.
11A , rctontr., Aug. i 5. Flom: latod of Howard Strmt el r:
Ohio at $4,7r5 City MIII4 of $6.50. What firm: rid quot
irlC at $l,Wif„l.5L; whit. nt $1.5541,70. (I , rti lower, szAlto,,
at Otreod for 3010, 62dt S 4 for white. and 7ROAS for ntlxotl.
Wlti.ky quoted at %Sq.:W.
flitscellancows
TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL FAIR OF
VIE AMERICAN INETITUTE, at the Crystal Palace,
iu the city of New York. 1557.
.The Managersmuounce that the Palace trill be opened
for the reception a goods from Mondai. the 7th. until
Tueelny the 13th of Priam:ober. Heavy (ends, and articles
from a Mstanm, will be received md stored In tha "else* on
and after the lot of July.
No Artie'centered after the 15th of September ran compete
fur the premiums.
premiums, consisting of Gold, Silver and Drama Iledabs
Eilsor Cups, Diplomas, to. will be awarded oet the retsim
niendation of competent andimpartial judges. The Machine
Department will be incretwod in extent, and additional facil
ities furnished fur operating Meath:wry. We aunt too
forcibly impress upon Mechanics and Inventors the muesli
ty of early'attimitmest and baring their ankh,. properly t
ented and in 'working order at the °meting of tlio Fair. timers
dime notice however. should be given of the spay, they wish
to occupy, and those requiring power, the amount. The
Amicultural Department will runlet of an Exhibition of
Grote and Standard Orme Seeds, Flour, Dairy Nrodoctions,
Fruits, Flowers and Vegetaldes, for which Mimed Premiums
are offered.
Esointin!cations rolikenteil to WM. B. LEONAHD, CO/.
responding Secretory, will meet with Immediate eittention.
m
Ciulare.rontsining full particulars, an be had on appli
cation at the Alms of the American Institute, No. 35111 mail
war, N. Y.
fly order of the Hammers,
CHAS. A. WHITNEY, Cholnooo.
inns' W. CITAMMIIII, SeeretAry. • Jyalileadawie
CARNAGHAN'S ENTIRE STOCK
OP
MENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING.
TO BE DISPOSED OF.
SALES COMMENCING TUESDAY, JUNE X1i1657'
A s it intended to enlarge and improve our
A
Pore Ms. LATE IN JUL'.
the wtede streh
usATS' AND WOES' CLOTHING. SURNItiII ISO ((0005
As., now on hendewill be offered AT PRICES MUCH HE.
141 W THE RLIJULArt RATES with the slew of CLOSING
OUT the whole behlre commencing the imprarerneota—
This It will be awned Is not a mere pretest to get rid of
old gontle, as everything will be Mend NEW AND FASH
IONABLE. Ded Ow contemplated attentions would time.
mrily defese the ...A, and to obviate this it in proposed to
clear coat the whole et very low rates and open the hi
Trude with annesortment altogether new.
A fine varimy or blere goods for enstot.• work *saw
rie.dy will be made to orderal n largo titscentr.t.
.1 'I CA IiNACIIIAN,
JeAlktitrl Federnl at, near them,. alt., Allegheny city.
1857. Slowest Pliocene': 1857.
LIE MOST CO3LE'LETE ASSORTMENT
T
of Cooking. Parlor and Heating &n•.. to be found In
Allegheny City, at the /0/Ctlg prices, comparing In part the
celebrated
lgtna Air-Tight,
Anrers,
Vol>le,
Benotyof erWeal vstot Peace Cooking,
the .
To with overy variety of ortletes In the Ho , such n
hollow Ware, Ilouse4ornishttm. Gutter .tot Spouting.lnni,
Squirrel mod Parrot Cops, all at Xign of the Red apt
federal street, Allegheny.
mr3o OF.O. W. TIUBLEY.
'. Fortabte Flour MIU..
IfT',SIIISSCRIBER IS MAN
oft:m:kw
PORTABLE FLOURING MILLS,
or A. qoeurr .
• - •
SUPERIOR FM SIMPLICITY
fn AND DURABILITY;
ony other DOW use.
They can be driven by steam, water, or bone
l ooser, end
rm l f l r e an acquisition to Iron Masters, Mock )amen nod
en.
.11. y permits throughout the country who have surplus
power, Or , power employed only • pert of the ttme on other
busloes• by intrainaing one or mare of them Mills Into
their establishmeots, mop
greatly benefit themselves. Ono
of them Mills, (2
inches in diameter.) grindlott over 1 2 .
bushels Peed per boor. COL be twee daily in operation at tb.
Oil and Feed Mill of Ilessre. SUYDAM • CO, heron erect,
Allegheny.
4E,rOrtlers EU,d with dbiret„ch.
W. W. WALLACE,
•P2dtf '—' - ' lll5 - Libert7 street, Pittlitiursch, Ps
Walnut IlaU ItoAtaara.nt.
BY
.r 0 ErE/ R. X 0 E
Oa:censer to)
• KIMBALL, MESSICK t CO.,
MASONIC HALL, FIFTH STREET,
OFFERT TO TILE PUBLIC ALL THE
delicacies of the season, served up at the abortest no-
Ike, from 6 o'clock to the morning to 12 o'clock at night.
Bosittese men and others will do well to call In and mum.
Inc oar Bill of Pare at any time to milt thole appetite.
Having arrangements made to receive choirs articles In
one line. front Baltimore, Philodelphla and Norfolk, we can
offer a freab aupply of
OYISTEIiS, JIALIBUT,
YKOBT. • LAKE lIERBEIG,
- And from We Meat, all the
_varietks. orPILLIBIE GAME,
SVCII
PRAIRIE WICKENS, DEED sump, ke.,
which are cn Walsh to IsmlA; or otters. at Wholesale or
Baba either at tba corner of HAND AND PENN BTfb, or'
at WALNUT HALL, Fifth street. ap36 oeltlyd
FRUIT OANS, FRUIT OANS.—Thase
.° "sw.r=ill e = l AZlerblVipti '
mixu1?" 14 "0. 1 . 4 ":1" 4, ,t./.""!? fo 4 -1 :° 44 ; at•
••• • 11a47,Karketstreet arm of iard.
:::tt't1je;.?''.; , , , :2'; . •.,.- ,
Commercial.
PITTSAIIIIGH NAILKETS.
[Bow/riot Speiariy for ad Patsoursk Catu.]
Prressnaa,P!orpkr, Atc cs? 17:1857
- ' •
• ~...
)LOCH--sa7es of 25 lade axtta' Gem at at $907; • .50 do
extra and extra family at $.5,87g7.12; 90 do roper, extra end
at/a funny at 65,75. Mg lad $7.121 40 and 6.1 do dodo at
$ 6 ;75. $6:17 and $7.12.
1117.5,1N—,11.1 of 50 tat new Oot, at 47; 70 do do at 44.
BACON—sale. 4000 Mt Shonlden. at 12:4; 4009 511 Skin
at 14; 2 to Sneer Cored name at
74771111 t SODA--teda of 10 Loge at 634
617...--xt!, of :bbl. No. lord at $1,15.
MONETARY AND CORIALERCIA.L.
The Suffolk RAnk, of floatoti, Issa..throiro out the War.
sick (R. L) Bank, for the rte.° that is has Loo purchaeed
by some Western hankers. Tyro other Rhode bland Ranks
trill probably share the mime fate. •
The Australian 2 Xll production continues abundant. A
great deal ef money and labor hoe been expended igprepar
tom for quartednining, and with a prhatae of grad results.
The Melbourne Amu, of May 21th, soy. :-
-The sweetly mean returns have averaged 4 ounce.
for the 12 months past, while large quantities ha e been
not down from this dfeltict by private frand. Th fallow
ing comparative statement of the receipt. by rt, and
the shipment* during the (loot thia, months of the poet four
years, shows that the year 1827 la wand only to Ira prede-
MUM"
r 4
14ft '-OR.II.
.;t3°UM r.
7,rg 497:fN 01
Imports by River
WIIEELING br Chovalhl bbl apples Brady; 2d do do
uwoors. dl I , ka W.linsullif I bbl pggs. Bomb; 3 de
npa, I bolo bag, Mbriver ar ihrorthf 12 eke rag; Dunlap;
1 bid wliNky, 4.00 brick. lorry; II 51.10 Sour, 8. eke Dote,
01 . eutiy, x Wm floor. Fotzer; 3 do egg., Little; 5 kogo,
Wank.
T. LOUTS by Dr. Kabo-1 truakamdza tmer; 1 bo
books, Forsyth & ria 4WD loather, 549 hide , lIS bla bon',
2 bra books, I do goals, Clark & ma 50 bble oil, 23 bs
6 bhda tobacco, Larch & co.
CINCINNATI by Glenwood-120 bbla thlsky, Parker. 12
tr. ham, lb.lawn t co; 29 eke scraps, Blugham t eth L Wats
houldeza, 11.0. a & 11'Combr, ITbble pearls, Cureytl, .4 co; •I
bble flour, 1A8.1.3-; ado thleke, Little & c . cr, 19 pkgc
Joan, Ck;cley; caek, glee ter/max. Leech •0 eta 12 hoe
veneer, I to barn, IN do dried beet 2 Wage, 8 4111 leather,
112 Gbh. flonr, I do water, MO,
IiIONONG A lIELA A TION CO.-21 horrid, Boor,
51. 0111.101; 2 do bottle. Kennedy, It machinery, Snow.
feu; do do, Conran); 10 aloe wool, Ili ebb. floor, Swindler. 51
bozo, glan. Minnow 1 bill ellowar„ Ballow 223 do b oo ,
Gardiner; 51 bee Alma, Reppart 1 14,1% floor, owner; a do do
Ar Elm); 7.r Nile paper. Culbei neon 4 Wile prom. llaniner.
1 bid whinky, richn ; o z Pooch, 2 lobli
I half bbl ,to, iiiienra A Alartiii; nom., Itobineein'7o
boo oats, owner.
1.1 pu by ttallroad
•
aevelatid k iiittAborgl, !L IL —3 burro, 151leen: 1 du
meting., Pennock & no 2I Lb. Woo , : D /Ike rye. 1 blil egg , ,
kge bullet, I boi. Ler., 2 ak, u.ll. Duncan; 2 do rage,
Little .k eve 40 b. che, It nub Linton: 32 alit Itondleo,
I.lppineolg 17 awry.. ll'Culhomle 74 do barley, Wood; I
boll mole, boor 1 bbbi flab, Itaidege Mtg.: 30 rinks
beint. Fahriesti , ..2 no 11 Oita array Itvn, Lyon k ed.
Pittoburgh St. W. It C. IL IL-105 Duo outb k
coS 6 bblo opub D Rout: 4 kli wrap% Delau2l.l 114 ouoDo
robo.l, J L Sturthall: 19 Dbl. dour. 1' Peterson: 00 bus wheat
Wilrbort4; 50 Lblt eowflon: 2 do do,
50 Duo oatz:2l4 Nukes ularkot/ug, orrnonr bblo Au," 40
logo bullob 220 bob., wabb.3o.4 Duo tollbub 90 hole Ouur. 250
Lido., 50 MAI , whisky. Clark t I,
Pitt.hurgh t Cleveland IL 44.—M pea rourldn, M Lantos
1119 blonium..l Slorehead; II lan Owen, Drenuest A Palter.
o, SA r,k24 scr..p In :1, 7,12 A 1,4 1 . ..2 do do, J Watt uer,
4,4 harley, A I% 45 to J 11 enallehl, 43 hdl•
wa,s,n stuff, Leech k Main 11 AS •craps, 10 pigs lend, I'.hn•
ea•ork 9 ere 113 bar el.e4on, D Itook bbls eggs, ll,* 2an
eattla, ownen46 an on., J Rep, IA rulls leather, 159
aka wheat, 421 balTs wool, Clarke A co.
Fate,lo) w•e an extremely eltwe anti &Droning they with
• lowerirgg ety, aml the thermometer ranging among the
elghtire.
Inuinetta *au pretty dull The Monongahela boat brought
down a pretty pool heel of done, and honotte of that
hne ts .Jro th I colonist; dotal, Wow,. nod, Mc Impetus
of the t—..p.
Tho Mary Cook led Go t,lncL mtl wt Friday night
11in Dr. Kann, Usid. Slit... in Ending it nero•wry to
enlon, her rnhiu. Ebn will ho her., id . ..1,6h. till low ht
Nn proannt week. rotting in new nn.latlona. WO
tier , stw hoo 1.-II eery staxonttal during the u,
ban made g•*ol tripe inal certainly is nrotor this bloomsnd of
a very t , i,t worthy aud euttryr:oing t.on.
.The .w ferry-boat, of winch we And au extended notice
on Friday morning. 1.. as axe WI , inhititneil, to be visit. the
- 31anchnster. - Fler deck, of observed :t visit fis her,
le eery commMwm tied will .iioci wti.um.
twenty tote. at ono nod the sante tune. t9l. wilt also af
ford all nroded conevelonces for pasitenecrs, will be of
gent advantage to the people of the Losettllil Lonoteli fin
which she r. mimorl. She has cwt nearly pow. and w
built at Whoetteg. She is to be COMMtlidell by 13. C. lie..
ll.r regstLir trips begin toilay.
The Cleole.ti Cons.ercial. Satunitry..y.
win 'rennet.e river there are sine feet at alter on Big
lien Shoals. • hoightli never before site.. In that stream.
There was en increase freights yesterday to all
but moreespeclally to Pittsburgh. There were no chnnini
in rates.
- TT, Minerva yr.., yesterday, towed op to the mouth of
rho 11laird river, t , lay op until the Chritioata sod Mays.
elite C. raie•or. who barn chartered Io r for the low water
are trady to nat. her 112 place of the Ihotoon:-
Steamboat Iteglater
A nit IVED—Lurerne. Jcirmam. d.z
Bayant, Chinott. Wlsee.!.op
. Iw. lune, et. Loua;
laentruod,t.'in , Innen.
DF.PARTED—Lnserce. Brun:millet Jetlemon. da
Onyantl, Elizabeth; turtuna. Wheeling; 31.7 Cont. Cincht
natl.
2stramboatti
Monongahela River U.S. Mail Packets.
STI: iMM: TELMA UV, STEAMER JEVYEIL,O.N.
CAP?. J. C. IfoopWAlm. CLAM:.
T.
ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE
A. no. rnuning regularly. Morning Bents leave Tilt.-
Ibur et a o'clerla for 311(reaport Ellzobetatowo, Monnogn-
Lela City. Behar-rnan, Fayette City, Greenfield, Cenlifornia
and Brownsville, ~ e re cnaneeting with Itseka nwl Coaches
for Cntonioooo.
Carmichaeltowa and Jelleene,
Passengers ticketed through fruin Pittsburgh to Union
town for $2, weals andstateotiants boats inclusive--
Boots returning front Brownsville Base at x n ch..k In the
morning.4slu the evening. For further Information en
quire at the Office, Wharf Boat, at the foutpf Grant turret.
en
quires
O. W. SWINDLER. Aortv.
FOR ST. LOUIS.-ne tine l ag
neer et.ouner GLENWOOD, Capt..l. J.
hoblnaan. will leave for the eh... &sal alt intertn.vnate
porta, on THURSDAY. the 37th itut- Forfreight or paw
xage apply on buy. dor to
our
FLACK, BARNES A CO., Agts.
poK ST. LOUlS.—TheLeplethlid . 6 .
1 . steeno.rbS KANE, Capt. S. Sherman,
alit leave for thr al.•••r•• nntl all Intermediate ports on Tkt l/
DAY, the 30th inst. for freight or rot...mtte apply us board
of In [our) FLACK, BARN A CO.
FOR ST. LOUIS—The Nplendid
steamer ITIBEINIA, Capt Cook.
leAve fur th.o.-r.. tntermt4llnte portst
DA Y. I:th lust. Fot ii...zgrt or passage Apply on t.mrel or to
snl4 FLACK. BARNES& CD., (gen..
FOR LOUISVILLE--The
0001 par... Alger +immrr FOLAN D. Capt.lait
Itobrrt Omer?, Trillr.r the 41,uve and int , emyttist ,
puns on MONDA V. . .L 4r. M. For frright or
Flt.tplspftly on r .
au1:1 • L . , BARNE.S. .4 CO., .11grotx.
For St. Lows, 4 3lney, listanibal and
•
Kftoki6lllk.
rr HE fine steamer L CROSSE,.. 6 a 2
A. Capt. J. 1. Devinuty, Clerk Jas. S. Kilns.
felts, will lease for the above and all Intermediate porn. au
THIS DAB, 17th Len. For freight or posaage apply oe
tsso .1 or to Bell FLACK, BARNM k CO, Agents.
REG EL A R TRI-WEEKLY
..Ukr WHEELING PACHrf.—The flue pun
ong«. steamer CHEVIOT, Captain J. Murray, w ra,e
for the above Jusl all Intermediate ports on Tuesdays,
Thursd.tys and Saturdays, in place of the Forest City. For
freight or passage, apply on hoard, or to
.6 W. IL WPIEELER, Agent, No. 5 Wood Rh
DR. PILE OINTMENT.-
Front I. b. 1 -. vlt, Overran' of and United
States Senator from Ploricio
For upwards of twenty.fire years I have bore afflicted
with the Pile, hem submitted to mimed surgkal Loper
atone for their retrartak and been tried Mlle than Ally
rencedica Dr. Libby's Pile Ointment Is the lire; Wet
bur siren me rellof. Prim the etTects already exhibited,
the cure most be rapid and complete.
JAMES D. WESTOOTT.
From George W. Matadi, ehi:tf of Police, New York
City:
I have long been troubled with the Plies, and the use
if Dr. Libby's Plleithottuent knee me Immediate re
lief.• It Ores me further pleasure to add that In many
Instances among, my ampaintancea It her been used
with like remits.
YORilli W. NISTSIILL, Chief of Police.
From the lobo Adjutant lit octal of Conoreilmit:
I hare born afflicted with lithe In tsar total Ma
trimilng nod discournglog form fora period of twenty
year.. and bad ritrourse to the bast Inislleal skill with •
outbeueilL I soppornil Ms
Clot it would destroy my life. Undsir cirri-roves •
ree I commotss: rho tom of Dr. Lilitiyin Pile Ointment
and the result Is a perfect cure. 1 hare no language at
my command sollichirit to espies!. mys7sti
WiII.IIAYDLC, Hartford, c„,„0,
feet,Adlumnt C.:deo - 4 ed Com. '•
itil.siiild.Wholciaile and mull, by Gr. GLOIIIIX 11
/CM SEX N 0.140 Wood street, Pittsburgh. wf . of the
Golden )fortar. and by J. P. FLAMM). Allegheny.
tor2o4ArPs
Wheat, Ryo and Corn Wanted,
AT THE
=i4M;X
THE SUBSCRIBERS lIAVE TAKEN the
above retabilehatimt, and us.prepared to
Iffy the IligA.l sifortvl Prom in Cosh
For 25,000 Bushel. of WhertL
10,00[ Itmlode or Rye.
10,000 Bushel. of Corn. .
It le the int ration of the proprietors to offer Errlm Priers
for soy choice kits of White or Rod Whet t. They attend to
make very tweedier Fearily Floor, and ore willing to pay o
premium to CU Arrows., In the shape of an extru prime, to
induce him to raise. ehoke quality of wheat, nod to bring
It to market in good order.
Jyl6:3lnd IL T. li EVIRDS 1180.
1 A. STROH' & OCYS PitE3IIU3I MAO
• 10 DUPLICATING AND IMPRESSION PAPER—A
loth:idylls of writiug withont pens or Ink. First premium
awarded to theta hy the Ohio State Fair, October, 1951.
It Is a beautiful article with what to write a letter aad
obtain the oopy at thesauri.' thee, without the use of pens or
Ink, rendering it Invaluable to pertains travelling. 11.111
tale the correct Improselon ufaoy leaf, plant or Power, and
Is equally adapted forwrltina on paper, cloth, wood oretpne,
In the ern.Yine of pl.ntA, dnlgoc, milder he., ithout the
1; o w. , oaeg y s or lak, with a tame or eotazu . ;lp flick. Try It.
1.
sal R. AVE. ,
Market and Elreondetreetii.
MACKEREL-- ~
RAW( bble No.I Mackarek.
• WI Or. do "Nu I do;
/ORM' . La e.l der,
: 25 dlt% NBA Mew Mackerel;
In dare and for oala by ICIIRIDR k CO,
le2katr 'No. 05 Water SlnteL
STOCKS, STOCKS, STOCKS.- - -Persons
baring Mocks for de mu have them solder public or
Orate We by leering them at oar office..
Auction othis every Ittuslay misting at the Merchants'
Exclaim's. AUSTIN LOOMS t MI.,
. ,N 0.92 Yodrth street.
FINE. PARLOR. FURNITURE —Wo are
coostently hionlietartug fine Parlor Furniture of
livery dercription. Those desiring to purchase will. And It
to their aaroatege air lag ae • NIL
M
'O • . T. It: TOtING,Ii
TRANSPARENT GREEN OIL CLOT/I:-
J. AU _width* Wholea4 and Setallog 28
,ap4 as PISMO
mem, .fin , J. 11.. PHILLIP&
H. PAlAllat,lk7:lo§ Market Street
War iLglith stmr TrOw dwitd
Goodspalially. isa6
~..
_~~...-
P. M. DAYlS,..A.notioneer.
comm-.all Fifth Street.
C •
OUNTRY STORE AT AUCTIOX:-LOn
Wedoseday morning,Aug:l2,at 10 othWk and 2 tickek
aftetstOon.. Will be cold at the CsaMart:mini Balm Rooms, No.
64 Fifth street, a large quantity of GaAs from a Country
Store cunsistmg in parlotlllack Drees Silks, lefitints Alp.
coktlingliams, Blenthed Stalin, Satioetta, Cloths. Tweed.,
Silk tWfsnalludcrelothes and Collars, Linen and Cotton
114 . 0 liet‘shleDs ithiaery. Mores, Suspender*, etc. -Al.,
Gentlemen and Lailiee' Bads and Gaiters, Mimes' Hooter,,
Bonnets, etc. One net of Single Carriage Minna Ind little
rued. tanlTJ ' P. 51. DAVIS. Amt.
PERE3IPTORY. SALE OF SUGAR MO
LAS:3S'Ii, Lhwons, So.—Ors Sunday morning. Aug.
ITtlytt to no Inv now Cowmen:la] Sales Rooms, Rooms: Ito.
54 Fifth street, will be sold . ''
2 half pipes Cognac Brandy; '
4 quarter casks do din
20 cask. 1 down NMI,* each Cognac Brandy;
1 quarter cock Sweet 'Malaga Wine;
1 do do Port Who;
5 barrels Old Rye Whiskeys'
5 do (Wafers . Syrup:
5 It. New Orlems :thaws
•
130 boodles Straw Wrapping Payer;
soli P. 51. DAVIS. Anet'r.
QTEA3IER 3IELN.OTTE AT' AUCTION.
kj On TUESDAY EFENINO, Aurasrt 25th, at 5 o'clock, of
the Real Comte and Stock Sales Rooms, on the second floor
of Davis' Auction Hun, No. Al. Fifth street, 13twisurgh,
will bowls' the largo fleet claw light draught stern wheel
steamer with Furniture, Tackle, So.. In enm.
piste ord er, RA the now lies chose the wharf at St. Louis, Ito.
11,0 aborts cost 520,0(45 is nearly new, being tint ono year
old, and has lately been repaired and tberoughlyorethauled.
Tbno 'toilers 3 hot long. 40 inchee diansetun two Engince,
2034 meths. Cylinders, bt,4 feet stroke, Oho willcarry about
71/0 too., and is fundmisea with Steam Capstan and all the
desirable late improvement* For further particulars, tub
drees J. T. 51c.0051118, Pittsburgh, P., or •
aul2 P. 51. DAVIS, AucCr.
_,_
FAnADJOURIs:EII SALE OF TILE RESIDUE
OF THE JOUN 41E0. WOOD'S SCOTCH BOTTOSI
I—On Thursday, "20th August. A. D., tool, will fee
.tilt by order of the Trustee. at 3 o'clock, is. to., apron tits
prmissa the rcuminlng one hundred and fifty-ono acne
and thirlyouven percheo of Scotch Bottom land, in Lots to
3 ,
suit purchasers. Th property is sitmste 254 miles from the
city line , lying on b 8 Is eldest of the Bnuldock'e Field Plank
'toad, to mitt Sere stn acres between the to and tit. Slonongithela River and ono hundred and thirty-three
um/ above the road
For building or gardening purposes it cannot be Burinss
ed in the county. The plank road loading bift is now being ,
repaired and Improved es; that the properly will be as renth
Ily accessible In the winter sta in tho summer. Tim titic is
indisputable and the terms of side (to wit' Unelifth cash in
hand, the balance In 1,2, 3,4, .11 5 yearn, secured hr hood
and mortgage on the promisee, with interestpayaldc semi:
anumdly.) are such la to bring it within reach ot the must
ordinary 0000.. It will be oold according to draft made by
It. E. 51cGursin, Esq., and regularly reconted, copies of
which may be own at the office of NI. SWARTZWELDER,
Ito. 118 Foortb st., or upon thn ground on the day of sale.
N. il—Onusibusses will start from the corner of Urant
and Fourth stn., at 2o'clock r. 31., by which purchasers will
be ennwyed to the ground P. 51. DAVIS, Ancrr.
ans
:1856. 1657
BUILDING LOTS ITs.' rirril WARD
Ai —Wm ho .4.1 tow nt Private Sale, Lot alcorner of
Pik. tend Factory atm, haring n front of 2) feet ou et,
extending beck along rttrlllry otreet 'tat Art.
The.. other Lo atiJolttlng thr tan.vr,ltritig each • front
nf2o fra.t on Pike attnmt, satentiltnt back 100fcct.
ten. on A•lntn• otrert, term Pike ar m hoeing each
a front of 20 fret, r 'omitting hock MO foot.
One other Lot, In rear of toot ttwatlonott, hating a front of
',A) fort on Pilot nx lending buck 100 foe
Tito &Loa eta MI newt floor ll,n ntllls the. Messrs.
an
Ebttbara4r• met I. AI. IfAVIS lit Filth At.
. _
The Health at American Women
T HE ult Nltlf It FAMILY
MrI , I , !INFA
MORE UV T111'.14: MERU:INV, ARE. SOLI, EVERY
WEEK, 'MAN ALL IMIER MEDI.
• ERNES It TfAiKTREIL
In thlx connory.t. ,, .a I. gba roaall malt, fon tha keno
diso,rutonnt oils o.ootiottltuatt pro‘torlol4 and rats an
aneflotal atop to lattoratol lef
Wv ootorl•a that lb. onsoittalt.l .1n... of !ha Gral'an
burg Stactivitonol Ito Ml4O . I .lllg to their, toloolooloteol •Forlorl
ty, than to any olio, ran..., angi olo..ira If call owin...clal
altenttan to ono of theo hea m
t acing Inn],
31AltSlIALL'S CATIIOL CON.
.• • •
rcierily cerlidoly cure Yellinic or lb. womb.
Whit, Murdered Monstruallen, lilereceee of Pretruency.
All tr.ndirre of thocluinge of life. both w lib young rind .141,
and ell rho .11113111. kind. of wcalorree end nervous tone
plaint., caused by disordered uterine orgAnA
TIIE SYMPTII7II4
. . -
imlleatlng inseams for which flea Csithold.wn Is offered AS a
certain cum Joe weakness In the lurk, tingling and polo
ladween the thoulder hiadss, attending all along 4/wwn the
•,.....,.....mws in the end of the spins. lenoing down pmts.
. P liwita rine organs. altool.alli Po“." , `... h...' ,. . ft" 'n''
the. bio.s , ),nrutholi.• loins l•• the tom de hernia,. to the
;di of the stomach. irrygulanty of the I , a ..L., ....,,..
a tth illarrbrea. and again with °Nahum.. cmotipalion, cold
feet, cal -wimp. appetite. headache+ of a hammering or beat
ing chanwter wit 4 nstrtug or whistling In the ...ire. dull
;Anus in the hood. With groat nerrotts exclontent, menses +d
fly complete prostration, langnor anal discouragement, Ms
arran,ement of the menstrual period. with an sold di..
charge bateau them, whldh are described In the public.-
/
lions of the iirmii, burg Company.
In all mango( 1. Ipitation ..f the limn it acts at ance.
Ilany uterine coot Mints are RUprof.ti 10 be heart di...,
from the sympath. te- disturhanoes connected with that or
gan. but Ito Caul iron should always be taken. and in ions
rases out'of ten, it n 11l he Mond that nothing is Oro matter
with the heart, an I that a run. will soon follow It. U., It
will also tvliere ll It fivling known as the heart rising in
the month and to ng over.
AL S , OF THESE SYNIFTO3IS
wnt at n
are net pny one time, but any of them Indicate
the presance of d ....awl the necessity for
. ... .
The retrodly is rknparett by oe of the oldrtt awl moat
dilfnl yhybi. la,. of the dny. and n
every one ratty be ateture.l
that they are htliing a prientifie end veil otottatunded medb
eta,
perleuce hoe premed that the remedy will care eighteen
oat of Corry to . ..My wee, and that moot of the Incurable
temeewere AO, beau.. ttf leloeh deetrayrel the ra
euperativeNvrem of the eystem, or of raeoro mechanioal
mam.* istittiA hod rupturegemini delk-ate membranes, and
thereby rendered It care trapowdble.
The prim of the article being Lot the Maar and a flail
par bottle, It le within the Mach of every portion, and should
have a felt trial at last.
The medicine Iv arnimpenhal by full directions. enabling
every atm to umientantl her own ease, thin pnwenting the
necesaity of medical rnnatiltation, and what In more import
ant entirely doing away with medical elßlninatiolllll, NV hkh
are jolly looked nhon by women no a violation of their
moat stared fooling, and toavold which. will eulfer excruci
ating pain,, and wonatimee lotto life Itself. in this vim, one
of the on. highly educated phytik-iatt+ of the pnairit day,
and ono who lots a worithethle Imputation. ottani that the or
coon of the tinefonburg ilimpony would tto appreciated by
ivory retinae"! any delicacy, and that the eltilfol ailap.-
non of Ito: riamtly which obviated the necenty of ' , enemai
expwnm, would entitle them to dm apprmi tion of every
man who valued female novirety ISA the soft , aril of her two
illy mei the maw previous and brilliant Jr we belonging to
her etutracter. i
Partied!. attention Is requestol to the Musing certifi l i
arc—
etivtaitx.—l have been a professed nurse for twelve I
year.
an of course, have twen groat many very severe I
canes of failing of the womb. deranged mertornati‘in, whites, '
clisoptgrn consequent upon pregnancy, from the tome tit con.
esp&A to the hour of delivery. My attention ha. also lime
frequently wrested by severe symptom. connect.] witbilt
heart—such an ivalpitation, finking, fluttering. and other
ilbvirrangvinenta, which are frequently aupponed to indicate
organic weakness of the heart. I have always fount Mar
anal', Uterine Catholics= a most valuable and nucecailful
remedy, in these mina hi all entuplaium of the uterine organs
whleh 5o many females are liable—far noon efficacious
than any, or all ,he most scientific prescriptions of the reg- ,
utar pliyalcians, and I have 00011 the practice of the best In
the country. particulars of any cane will becheerfully
furnished any on. by addressing a line tome, - Box 1.218, N.
York Poet Office. CAROLINE W.
Public Nurse, New York City.
attouratxx:—l oteierve 'min important omission in your
:ISt of symptom'. Marshall's Uterine C.holle-on noUl Infall.
lily cure Nesiiralgia. This symptom more frequently
paidcn menstrual derangement than people suppose, and all
fornalea.e so subject to it that they should always have A
bottle of Catholicon on hand. They may rely upon it that
it will work wonders.. I know from certain .perience.
The symptoms, when-connected with the face, Mb too well
known to need description. 'When the stomach is affected, I
there are contractions and shooting pains, sometimes extern
dingle the cheek and back. and fosittently accompanied
with nausea, faintness, coldness of the extremities. mid arid
ity. Three nymptorus .0111 soon he conaplemly controlled by
Die Cathollron. It. lIER3IAN, 3! D., New York.
1 hate notin my whole experience seen a medicine which
will compare with Marshall's lite - rine Catholicon. Out of
thirteen females IL this place now under toy treatment for
diseases of the Uterus, a majority aro about well, and all
the rest are rapidly convalescing.
S. It. PROWS. ZE, Lynchburg, Ts.
A case of falling of the womb of seven years standing,
has been enrol by Marshall'. Uterine Catholicon, and the
Day in now able to walk out and attend to her duties. Iler
case ha long been looktsl upon as incurable, and the mire Is
coroldered little lese than a miracle. •
. . a ..
One of the permed. imam ill Uterine disease tlmt I More
met with In thirty years' active experience ass practitioner
of medicine, war tie, meansof nest mailing my attention to the
virtue of 3lalotholl's Uterine Catholic., The patient wan a
mauled vroWau, and mother of two child... She had been
occasionelly troubled with a discharge nitoileir to the white.,
WI had some trouble with her monthly. peeled.; bet consid•
erett herself in good health. She au then taken with
shooting point under the right elsoulder trade, which after
wards extended along the• spine. She was then troubled
Kith headache and greet nervous debility, cold, shuddering
polo. and Mulles of heat would shear over the whole body.
The organic difficulty of the womb Sadly emerged Into
complete prolepsus, so that she could not elf down, without
pain. There was stearin.. and aching in the backhand an un
controllable Metre le lie on this tots all day. Site had nuns . ..
with hot and dry akin, and altogether twao in a atilt.' te."
dia.,. Candor compels too to any that many of them symp
toms appear.] after I undertotik the awe, and the beet ehili
mold command. failed to avert them. I felt as if the re
eporisibility was almost too heavy *td a tonoeltotion with
an eminent medical Profeasof In Sew Turk Cite, led me to
the nee of .Marshall's (latholicom The clump of symptoms
to milder ones, and then again too perfeet ,lath of health.
was gradual. but the whole proems me, rtN beautiful a. the
soudual development of a plant from the need to theripe
(MIL A constant use of it for mkt mouths wan attended by
complete caeeene amt tbeitch emend years have e10y..41,
not the alightmit aymptom of ill Ittailth hair Irma en 'cri
vats Sinc e then I Imve need it constantly, and do tome.:
then on oat of Ample Jumtice. when I any Um/ It 114 elalnent•
ty worthy of pnbllc confidence.
J. W. TUILNOCII, M. D., Indiana.
lb as Grafrnburp Cleepenyi
Oraertgatme-1 bob upon it an an act of gmtilicatiou ire
well as of duty, to inform you of my experionee with regard
to Marsh/are : Uterine Catholicon. I have been a practising
physician for motet wenty-fl re years, and have abrupt found
11 aloud inipcomible to cure (11.6We...5ew known an Uterine.
My brethren of the mottled profeaMou have always looked
main theme oanplaints se incurable, and they have much In.
mean! their Mobility to dimover a remedy. flaring heard
~f your preimrstlinit, St.,ltall'it Uterine 011tholicon, end
knowing that molly had been benefited by Odom., I thought
It my duty to give it my most thorough inviatigation. The
following is the remelt of !bur years' venire! trial. I hare
always fnitud It suecreeMl in fames chantmented by any of
the following symptoms: Great heat, prealum 'and bearing
-town In the uterine organs, seam of weight cif the bladder.
aroonmanied by Urgent and freetrient desire to pee miter.
grant nemone excitement about the time of the monthly pe
riod, with insgular diectuoge.lt beingsomethum abundant,
and at other them want,- an I difneult. Weakness and Mt,
glens, uonow headache, Irritttliility of temper, chilliness,
natutonce, vomiting, Irremtlarity of the bowels. burning in
the Owned, weight lu the groins and small of the bark,
crawling and ting In 111140 w parts of the body, stud a general
semetor linAsidUea.. There are many other symptoms eon
uected with these complaint., and I have observed them
well described In rho varlinie ccrtiflcates and publication. of
your Cmnpany. I ought to any that In the complaint.caused
by the "turn of life" In elder/jemmies. M utGllec in the case
of young girls, In Jost amain g to )larsliall'e Utetine Cathol/
con le Inedible. Yount trulY
• lab. KIT HEDGE, M. D.
A young female friend of mine has beau afflicted for fear
or live years with uterine 4101cultka, which produced 'b
leat spainnedie ate, and destroyed her general health. Two
bottles of 3larshall'a Uterine Catholicon cured her entirely.
lIARVEY DKRItIC, Provldenar, R. I.
A female friend of mine. tchnhas been suffering for nearly
tea year. with uterine dilikultles. (Irregular. suppreimed and
peinful menstruation.) in alresoly by four mouths use of
irthall'is Uterine Oetholloon, better then she ever hmxpect.
ad to be In her lib, and confidently expetta a perfect care.
Y. lIITCIICOCE r New York City.
Marstiall'a Marine Cathollcon, cape - the climax of erery
thing ever known In this country. It has born used with
complete succem. .108. LEVY, Mt Sterling, Ala,
Thousands of other met/Bates are an Elsie the office of
the Company, where all Interested are Mrited to calL
ILtREHAIL'ff. UTERINE CATHOIJCOII •
la sold WhOlasalo and Matadi at the Drag Store of Dr. GD3.
IL KEYSER, No. 140 Wood .nett,-sign the
Mortar.
Aly:Csli and get • copy gt of the Oriefenbg Mu:mai of
Iles:ill, MO pages. Price cents. Cisples eat to ley part
of the ecentry free of charge, on tie retells! of tsientplive
tenth
The Orrateuburg Alumnae is one ot the beet publicatttew
of Its khri, end may helmet without charge 4 at atq of the
Oxitm , hrg haute or at their Whew ' 116278sordltweeet
tya
• •- ',Lo a 4-1..&111311,
IfOUSE -AND:SIGN, rdaINTERS,
,No.ll (Old Yost Oillaaltothling)Thirdetreet, between
Woad Nial Mutat Maeda. All 7attended to
Aratipausacuted in a Notarial. sty's. lah27dyil
Rurtion
LAMBERT. M. D., l'otoa.
W. E. 'CHILDS & 00'8
PATENT ELASTIC ME AND WATER -PROOF
CEMENT noo•FIN-ia
PERRIN & JOHNSON, Prop:lot:ors..
-
ARE PREPARED TO CONTRACT AND PUT ON AT THE 'SHORTEST NOTICE
the above Eleatic Pirn .d Water-Proof Cement R.fing, It being 'the only article yet Invented that Rill
resist the action of the atmosphere in every climate.
'ZT IS PERFECTLY FIRE AND W.A.TR.R..."PROOPP, - .•
•
And in point of durability, we believe it it equal if not Forperier, to say 'Metallic Roofing. We can __tit on Sear EU Tin
/PM or Shingle Roofs, it making no difference how fist or amp the roof maybe, Tido '• • •
Roofing Ls warranted to proven above reprmented. We will put it on for ,
-
-
• Sir DOLLARS PER SQUARE, (TEN FRET SQUARE.)
We will apply It t:pen Tin and Iron Roofs for Two DOI,LAIIS pEA SQUitP.IL h.iug . "rand of its dmittility th
cheapest taint that am be used.
sta-IVe invite all who., building, medals° those who wish their Roofs &ed, to whit otrollee,l33 d n igh.
and examine Baum!" and satisfy the themeless in regard to thednrability andPructicatellty of thi s Re,g yy o g,
PERRIN k JOHNPON '
. ,
J. O. PERRIN No. 123 Third street, between Wood and gmith g a m: •.
'
B. A. JOIL`LBON.
have made a chemical emmination ammo specimens of W.E. CQILDS k an ROOFING, left at m y office, Uta to
milts of which are as follows
Ist The material ill so compounded sato remain pliable fora great length of time. . ' j
2d. The °eminency is not readily inff mooed by the temPendurs, consequently It would not boilable to witted ran
off from s. roof In Summer, or crack. In Winter, L e: extremes Of naives' heat and cold would not Injure IL
3d. The composition is not meld but slightly nikallne. It ;mold not destroY the canvass, botlon the mature pro.
test It from the action of the weather.
4th. It Is Water-Proof, and to a large extent rue -Proof; that is, spa: ks and Are brands falling upon it mid not Inflame
ft. In my opinion each a roof will last for years If put on carefully and receiving proper attention.
Respectfully, JOSEPH M. LOC4E, Chemist.
Labratory N 0.103 Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Crewman SOLTCT ROW. bra. FeW ma.
I have examined W. E. Cutout Co. Elastic Fire sod Waterproof Cement Roofing, and as far / =Judge, Mudd"
It a good in and AID willing to !more buildings tht protected upon the woe terms ea I bathe these covered with
mtal. spl;lydAwl , [Signed] .INC. S. LAW, Agt. Royal Ins. Co., London and Liverpool
Flexible, Fire and Water-Pzoof 'Roofing: • -
AMAIR. Ac GRANT. Proyletors,
. .
No. 57 Water Street, Pittsburgh, and P. Peterson's, Allegheny.
THIS IS AN ARTICLE SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER IN' TIIE MARKE'L IT IS
used ostensively In Sear York and Philadelphia, and In well approved. It la applicable to covering
Foundries, Dwellings, Warehouses, Bridges, Steamboats and Railroad Care.
It will bud longer than Metallic or Shingles, and resists the various &Angus of climate—neither affected by
cold. boat or clamp. 11, principal Ingredient In of an extusonnuary cLutie nature, and it never lanes this elastklty. It
ea M, readily applied to all kinds of roof,. flat or steep. old or new, on Iron, Its or wood. It will riot melt In warm
weather, or crack in cob!, and It is not Injured by being tramped upon.
It la I3oth Fire and Water-I'roof.
farther Information. apply to the proprietor&
_1857. • TRANSPORTATION. 1857.
CAPACITY ONE HUNDRED TONS DAILY.
MUM LLOYD &C 0 - , EWES"
, . (SUCCESSORS TO LLOYD A LE]IONA
_.
AVING MADE EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS THIS WINTER, are now premed
H to do a helm) buelnme by
PRINTI , 4I9 , 2"L"VANLA_ OANAL AND RAILROAD, 4. ,
Through VI and from the Enetem OH.. We can nom., our Mends and all theme disposed Co patronize the Penna. Canal .„ ~
':., ,
and Railroad, that no palms will be spend to render general satisfaction to SIMPERS OP EASTERN AND..ISVISTIINN ' L L %N,:`,": 4 . ,
FREItiIIT.
474:7e,r
The Avoidance of the Inclined Planes on the Allegheny Portage Railroad .*
Wilt givo inereined despatch to the transmission of freight. Office Penn Street, at the Canal Basin.
LLOYD CO
•
1857. CANAL NAVIGATION. - 1857.
mr.l.m.Tve PORT.A..33M:E. BOAT LINE, : ' •
Via Pennsylvania Canal and Railroad.
Capacity Two Thousand Tone Par Month Each Way.
017 R FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION HAVE BEEN LARGELt INCREA S.
ad darts, the paid Winter and we can non offer to SIIIPPNRS the superior advantage of . DOUBLE DAILY LIN S
to and from Pittelnagh, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Our line being comported entirely of PORTABLE BOATS, but sae
trantldperoat Is required. Merchant. sending Freight to our 111 e can rely upon ha being put through with all posit.'
speed awl Mtn/tarn. WAREIIOUSE, CANAL BASIN, Corner of Liberty and Wayne drew/1. Pilldoorgh, Po.
...___ y _
spe ed
ly_____ il
HIER & SLITCHIn L Proprietors.
'austral
New Spring Stook
CITICKERING'S PIANOS.
TUST ItECEIVED AND, FOR
rplen.ll.l new Lock of PIANO
PORTE& front tro nainufactorrnf Clikker
ing • Sou, DoPton.o.l...l.4lczpre.oly for the Spring ea en,
...n.lrowiprlritig thi , end new gyles, now mann.
Son%
nt Om renowned ro.2l.llehroont of Chlekering
Meson. Laekninn i Sons Lore Lon, 0 , " , dif
ferent Enhadjona add Stuo Mani In Boston, S. York,and
other Vino-v.
Elt..vn (iold admi,
So. rd.ru
11.1-ot, Bronze Ilednbc, and the
Prize Meda l at til e World'e
Van' to London, 18.41.
AU.. SIR...
NECOND-lIAND PIANOS;
One elegant Chickertng Piano, eery little toed;
l• Mahogany mix octave Plano, In yowl order,. 41A
old faehlowa4.-....-.. 75
Alga. a full supply of
PIANO STOOLS
JOHN MELLOR,
SI Wood et_between Diamond Alley 11.
And Fonoth O.
Solo Aunt for Chickering A Sons tbr Wtutern Pommy!.
•vuldts Hostern Ohio nod Northwestern Virginia. mt . :A.O4'F
Q ECON 1.) fIAN PI A NOS.-ff gp lif
izz7l:—One °Oars beautifully cam •
otl Sosonootl rao.lron 'Frame Kano, mann- IV
thrturedlo CLOrkorinu. Boston. In exesllent oar, Prim. to 5
$275-.-Otm i Ortar, llosorrood n 0,., Iron Frame Kano, man
utacturod be Giltoso. Ilaston. been loom but 9 months.
•thics
?IMO—fine 6 Oelave, fini.eiriaid ear., Trutt Fratim Piano
made by Brown Prieu $l9O.
,cliiit--One (loam ituaetrood rime, linuilair Plano, maim
tulured by Gilbert. Prier
x;o—One 6 Octave, manufactured by 9ly,r. Price t7O.
Stio—Oue n
CO.
iC'in-,One 6- •• Albrecht
The shove Plan.. are all In excellent order, and ready for
male at the Piano Wireroonts of JOILN if. MELIA/11,
Jns PI Wood street.
A Damaged lta Chlekering 1 Oat. Plano.
i fIAE Cly CICKEHING &finip in
SONS' first-clam 7 octave, elegmatly
carved Rosewood PIANOS damaged la the
furl - Mora only where Ma theralehen are not exposed, will ho
sold of n great bargain.
The abort ri1.1141 is one of the largo lot of 7 mtave Haws
received today from Chickering & Sons. Bston, and will be
sr , ..rantedasltnoing received no In tenant Injury. For tale hy
JOHN 11. MELLOR,
Agent for Chickering & Senn, Balton,
jeloNo. S 1 Wood street, Pittnbargh.
•
A. Splendid Inveiee of
IV INT S .ftr CLARK'S
NEW YORK PIANOS,
NASJUST BEEN RECEIV . -
ED BY
H. KLEBER & BRO.
-- • • • •
AI., of IWEINWAY k SON'S NEW YORK PIANO:I.-
1111 a iiplendid lot la Instrumento hat bran expressly made
and prepared few Dila niarkiihmk embraces all styles and
priers. from the (load rim, for $1..10, to the plain Square
Ilan, for $260. 11. KLEBEII I, BRO.,
o- 53 MTh s tre
I'. S.—Doe notice will be given of th N ole arriral. out
New Stook of Planosi
MOM TO. FARM, OF
NUNNS S, CLARK,Now 'York.
TIIE PUBLIC IS RESPECT
fuIIy informed that our warerooms.
which bad been ampletely drained by tho
heavy Spring sale, are again tilled with • choice and com
plete...raiment of NUNNB & CLARK'S celebrated PIANOS,
°revery style and price. Persons wishing a fiat ciao and
cfsirobk histrionset will please bear In mind that the groat
Pianist. TUALBERU, pronounce.' Nonns.t Clark's Plante
sup.vior Instruments In Corp respect. The pnblic is Invited
to coil and examine for themselves. IL KLETIER k BRO.
Sol, Agency for Nunn. k Clark's Pianosibr Weitern Peoria,
Eastern Ohio and NorthATestern Virginia, No. t 3 Fifth
strrsh next door to Masonic 11101. lel
HOWE'S NEW AMERICAN VIOLIN
SCIIOOIe—CRADUYITE BLIJME, 118 Wood street,
Imo Just received the new American Violin School, with new
aml complete ruln and eserchee and all necessary inatrure
Woe to perfect the ilayerlo the art of playing the'
VIOLIN WITHOUT A MASTER,
Together with a large collection of popular Music, consiatiog
of Polk., Schottisches, Marche& Qnickeepa. Song., Horn
pipe.. Contra Dances, Cotillion., Ac., to., by MIAs !Lowe.—
Price. 60 cis.
Also, HOWE'S NEITJOIERICA!s; FLUTE SCHOOL. with
complete instructions for the Flute without a muter, to
gether with a c0t..:.... of the popular Meek of the
dor, by Ellin Ruaw Price 60 cts. Sent by mail to say
mblresm. freo of postoga.
CHARLOTTE BLUE,
No.IIR, Wend street, 24 daorabertsrlith street..
. .
TfIE MEMORARE.—Just received Tne
Humus., a collect'. of Catholic, )(tale, containing
Mc sees, a short Requiem )lane, Vmpers, and • variety of
mbeellancous pieces suitable for morning and evening eer.
TIM with secompsniments for Organ or piano, by Anthony
Werner. Organist at the Pthedral of the Holy Cnies.Boston.
This nplendiel won is Just from the press, and is pro.
nouneed the most suitable and complete oollection of music
for the Catholic Chinch ever pnblished in this country. For
sale by IL 'ILEUM & BRO.,
ant: No. 63 FLftb street.
NEW MUSIC-31attio Schatisch, J. C
Melniuger. The most popular Schottlselt out.
Wedding Scholium!", Sleininkert
Bonnie Dundee Quadrilles, Delbert:
Muleteer Polka:
1 roe tier Mill la my dreams, Fader;
We all wear cloeks.Cemoic boom.
The tho door
Stu Spoegled Banner
Just reed and for sale at the sluelo Store of
ass JOlt:: 11. MELLO/l, 81 Wood drool.
Spacial Notice
BOOTS AND. SHOES,
WHOLESALE ANT) RETAIL
JAMES kOBB, Na. 89 Market street,‘",.
between Marmt Ileum and fifth street, &Mesa.. •
plearam to calling the attention of Ms friends and the pale
Ito generally to hie Mini hulls supply of the most splendid
sine& of BOOTS, SIIOES, GAITERS, SONTAGS, &e, ever es
hihited In this city, purchased direct forum the Slannfietnrers
and Impoi terser Prenali now in the Euler" cities. This
Myr. in Jut what It purports to be—Very superior and
adapted lathe present summer season,
Ills ntuckiif '
Gents' hisses, and Children.' French
Slams le clod to any found gest. The f. MOand graceful
miss of their Sin to charming tie takes pleasure In invit-
Ina all veto ern in mint Is, glee Elm • Call. Priem will he
foundas unnal—vory law:
EiMElVigill
Imrovement in Book Binding.
ITiE UNDERSIGNED p
havingolitained Let
tem Patent tar improvement In Book Binding, le pre
pared to ruttish the attachment to bookii now in use, or to
aPPIY the game to new booka'orders Wm which are roVect
rtilly wolicited at WELDLN & 110WANDB Book-Bindery and
Blank Book Manufactory. S. W. corner Third and Wood ate
The atmeo impromment caudate let, or, Metallic Spring,
deep' int the heck or the bock in ench a manner tie tonta
emit the hamoe ream miring whoa the book le Mantling in a
vertical riceition. RJ. The carriaims are metalilfgrooves to
which coo Inserted, which will aCectually prevent the boot
&Om wearing or chaLing In placing the sane in Its reeling
place. Jo23rnd 11110 WAND, Patentee.
Stapes Worker. •
JAMES o w mos 11,
CORNER ELM' AND ISTL/E STREETS
STUCCO AND MASTIC WORKER,
g lrn particalarattention to all orders for irork halo
CENTRES told 011.N.LSOTS or all kinds furnished it
Mart notice. apntlyd
H AIR BRUSHES, ,
Eat Brushes,
Clothes Brushes, . - '
. . Nall Brushes, :
Tooth. Brushes,
• Plash Brathoi, •'
Of Um beat qualities gad ovary demeription, to bo kit at
. Jr. 4 JOS. wanturcrs, cor. 'Diamond L Market at:
AI,N LL KU OF CLOCKS,
ENGINEERING INFRATIMIBITE,'
• • JEWELItY,.WATIaIIEbote.',
For duly,J. &REMY& CO, ea Jeweller.,
ylir,-200 Mile. prime Limo for sale br
LMENnY R. aivaße.
}!i - aF,--225 bre. fresh cutting Cheese
meitand fordo by gorily U. COLLINS.
Qi r RUP-40 bbls. ohotee Syrupiii store tad
10 foe - ATITYLL, LEI
TABLE COViRS-,..Alargestook of various
sleet and Weems, and quality unequalled, for de
' • amen and Retall;ut 26 andlilat. Cldr stre et.HlLL, n.
au" 3. IL PIP&
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t." fe# 7 "4" 4 1 41. 1 ) t a" 3 - iiji;,CA ,
fr: etig-Vit-P n' Sg:•?;-1 4 eit 700
3300k5.
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31A1:11ET STREEr.—Angust vols. WarerlyNorels; -
lioneehold editions; The impending Crisis of tbn• Soak,: --
How to Meet ih by Hinton Cowan llelper,of North Cuolina;
Teat Lie in the Holy Land, by Wm. C. Prime, author oiliest
Life in Nubia, Sc., Virginia, illustrated from drawings by •
Porte Crayon; Cyclopedia of the Ph - Ye/cal Stienoes, by J. P. " " •
!Echo), London; Married or Single, by C. 3l.Sedgnion More
monism ,To Eder Hyd , , Sister, of Malty, Mot .Jarnitorn
Mra.latnisbn'e Lore" of the Poetubineemd g.rdprild northern .•
Scenes. or Sperib. Adt aniures with the Elno and Geo
by S. Ilainnbend; tans, Lobe, and Forest Streams, by.essee
• Wwhen Nothing To Do, an socompardynent of Nolhhig TO'
eer; The Season Why, London; The Child's Book . Of Noe.' ,• •
[no, W. (looker, D. D. Moraines with the JesultstitßOmet
Lernartine'e Illstory of Turkey, 3 robe The Turing- Poe •
Trader; third .apply of Leafamillower Pleturor, Roulany; .
Eye; The Fortunes nib/lei:woe; Nothing New; The Athellogs
or the Three Gifts, by Miss °Upbeat; Head oldie Pantity
John Halifax, Gent; The Proftwow, by Charlotto.Bremte,Ser
&a. tauB] J. S. DA:CISME
AARPERS' NEW PUBLICATIONS' for
omit. by J. L. READ, 70 Fonrth street:
Virgil as 11Instmod, rot:training Mit to the ullrenla
Canaan," and the Adeentures of "Porte Crayon^ and hls j
Coneins. Illustrated by drawings. by Porte Crayon, 1 set, • '
sro., cloth. extra: 138 lido rrutiona on wood.
Adventures lord 'Explorations to Ilondurag 1 Tot, Soo.,
and illustration.. by Wm. V. Wells.
Married or Single. by C. M. Sedgwielr. 2 vols., Mao
The People and the Elite, by Alias Beecher. •
The Proftewor, b 7 Currer
Clone'. History of Greece, 12 cols.
Europe in 1 , 50, by Edwards.
Army Regulations. 1857,
With as the late publications of Harpers. For tale b 7
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Near Publications, Anuctat Magazines, fresh supply Libra- - 1-
ries and newt'. S. Luton Publicationa,at ' •
E. C. COCHRANE'S,
Federal stn,nt, Allegbeny.
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PET BRONTE NOVELS, uniform edition;
Tho Profesior, by Comer Bell, 1 rot 19n0,......—.75 es.
Ist, Eyov, tt sks.
Shirley,
Fillets, " " " eu.
Weltering freights. by Ellis Bell. .•
Tenant of trildrell Hall, by Acton Bell,
Siemer of Charlotte Brants, 2 vols., 12m0.; •• •
Nothing Net, by author ofJobn 11.11.x1•
John Halifax.
Fresh supply of the abort; and it choke, anortsinut oC
Books Etr Snouster mans. E. C. 13001111.11(14.',;
Jyl6 No. It. Federal Street - , Alleghenit,T,
WALKER'S MANLY EXERCISES; lift-
Mining Roaring, Sailing, Riding,
"'maw& Shooting, and other manly sport.. ithe whole
carefully rettaell or written by .Crireen," from the ninth '
London edition, in 1 vol. 12 mo. KAY & CO,
Jy 2 ' 66-wool street
GAS PROM :` , .:• _ _t
oa imam
1 0 ,1.1T31 - 72.irro
frinE . HIGH ILLUMINATING PROPEZ . .. -•
TIES of Oss from Rosh and oleaginooi enbetaiiiia • '
have always made them a favorite material for the - mem.
Lteture of Illuminating One. Many Gas CompetdeS vise RoP
in with coal, ita order to eopply their elastomers with •, So-
Porter (futility of Om
ROSIN OIL is entirely free from all drams ail:I tedias• eat. - - •
etances, and yields at once, Its Brilliant 'llluminating Gas.
Tho meter original cost of the apparatus for the mann- ,
facture aimed gas together with the attention mod expense
constantly raquited,and the difficulty, If not impossibility,
of entirely separating the unwholesome, &len:lions and
offensive gams, generated in Coal, render the ROSIN OIL
APPARATUS cheaper and dote desirable in every We;.
S. COAT.P.S, of 370 Broedsay, New York, hee devoted his
entire' attention.to the manufacture end de of Portable flea
Apparatus, and ha reepeetthily, calls the attention of the
public to hie present complete and elliclent machine.
Pbrfect satisfaction to the purchaser guaranteed In every
case. Poe Milker Information address
S. COATES. WO Itroadwar, Neer York;
jyklailvirdly or DAVID 11. WILLIAMS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
A Rama Cleanse. foranveatial.ent. .
/PRE SUBSCRlBER,.disigning to embark in a new mum-prise, °dental. , imk. the 1 4 tachinery, rat-
terns. *c., now le working orderjat hie Machine Work*:
ityan't Building; Fifth street. The bottnem location and
quality of Machinery in me, combined with terms, present
along inducements to Iowa:moot orcapital.
If the above le not dist:Weed of .aa It gande by the ilecond •
week in Jane, it Will then be disposed of in, arts to atilt
purchaser.. . , •
my'2o:4tf Ryan'. Entiditippir...ll"l-f".
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Pittsburgh Stamp and ~ 131ssii*.
..TN. DELATTIECE,
Stamp, Stencil and BraniVieliitt*F7 , ..-•
JOBBING CUTLER, GRINDER,'"
Knives. Scissors and Itszeirs Ground, te.;Anife Ma sa
Inserted: Table Entre. Repaired, and General Jobbing at.
teak,.! to LOCKSMITH AND BELL-MINDER, -
No. 138 Smltitgleld Street, scar
PITTSBURGIT PA.
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iltirThe above Arlo laprepared to make anything n the
dupe clan edge tool ; or do any kind of arab work what
ver, on dam notlec. Jyr..sllyd
QTARCII AGENCY.—IIAVING BEEN
k.. 1 appointed Agent for Pittsburgh, by the MADISON
srAncx COMPANY, for. the sale or their celebrated IILUIL
STARCIL (which ie aurranted equal in quallt)_to any known
mMs market) are now prerma to supply iTholesale
ere en uisminieturera• prices. We invite the attention of the
Trade in this article; to an exandliation of Our preseni stock,
and which will be kept equal to the demand:. .
ATWELL, LEE I 130,
mrsNo. 8-Wissi "tree
An PER CENT. SAVED inoiling all finds
of Machinery by using Mtge Patent:Oil Nu, and.
Journal Cops: IL F. KATON,of Pittsburgh has the exeln-
Are right to sell in Pennsylvania, • m a ch . .
1 00 PER C
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