- Vittsburgt 05aettt. I '11"_13 33 R GET. .B.4.TURDAY ItIORNEIG, AUG. 22, 1857 Sir OFP7CIAL TAPER OP THE CITT-Sili News of the City and Neighborhood. Ten Exnecnion or Bl'Sze.—At the time of his BilLim was a strong, healthy man, with the ruddy flush of health glowing on his countenance, 'and his whole appearance betokening the utmost migor montalltand bodily. To day, though ho has not fallen off intsWn flesh, ha appeared polo and wan, with a sickly hue pervading his countenance, and a look thit, despite all his effort to conceal it, marked him at the victim of the deepest mental agony. Able the attempted escape of the prisoner, a few weeks ago, he was subjected to the closest surveil lance. A guard was shalom:a almost constantly iri :the neighborhood of his cell, while everything with - which it was possible for him to commit eelf-tleetrac lion was carefully removed from within bts rc:: ch. IzOrbrough lame mefor, Loa - ever, be C01511 . 11 . C , 1 i. Omura a pi ece of OAS.. an d with it', he iC,.I commit sum o on Frilly mewling. by orvnitt;; :La artery in his rm. lie l‘ .144.,vtred is Poo an Ity the jailor, rc r.. -.,t,.,14.1 thdiV4.... and prevented him ea rying his design into execution. Aneurism. At eight o'clock in the morning the prisoner was visited in Ms cell by the -Res.-D. 8. Judkin, 0. 0. -McLean, Sheriff Port, the Jailor, and from that time till-ten the convict was occupied in ■ingin¢, prayer and exhortation, in which the clergymen joined. At forty-live minutes pact ten the unhappy man woe prepared for the gallows, and a procession being formed he was conducted to the scaffold. He stalked with a Arm step and mounted the dreadinstrunient of death with a lightness of step that astonished the spa:talon. After calmly surveying the spectelors for a few moments, ho. proceeded to address them, and spoke for ocerlionr and seven minutes, in a clear and audi ble yoke. His language was vehement, and ho pro 'tested his innocence in the strongest terms. fie spoke of hie trial with great earnestness, and con tended that many of the witnesses for the Common wealth, in swearing against him as they did, commit ted downright, absolute perjury. With regard tohis hopes fur the futuni, he remark ad that he had made his posse with Cod, and was going to Heaven to his Redeemer. His last words were, "I leave my poor wife, mother and child in the care of Heaven:" and then, turning to the Sheriff; said, 'Ton can go ahead as soon as you please." At twenty-five minutes of one the drop fell, and the unhappy man was ushered before his Maker. The 'majesty of the law was vindicated; "blood bath been shed for blood," and the curtain fell on the last art of the terrible tragedy-in which Young Norcross lost hie life. While. lirKitic was speaking from the scaffold, the conduct of the crowil i ontside was truly disgraceful. The unfortunate man spoke so es to be heard sOverol _squares away,.yet the ralthlo yelled and aborted and hooted so at times that his voice was entirely drown ed. There were three-military companies in attend ' &nee and each was the excitement and disorder that prevailed that it was only by the greatest exertion that the peace was preserved.. ' After hanging some twenty minutes, the body was examined by a physician in attendance, anl life be ing-pronounced extinct it was cut down. The neck was found to have been dislocated, but the features were scarcely; altered, and beyond a purple circle around the neck, produced by the rope, there was but little-change in hie appearance. - It was then removed from the scaffold and placed In the cosn which had been already prepared for it, <witilta elate 'towards its removal to Delaware county, whither the 'culprit desired itehonlit be taken by his -:friends.—Sansteg Cltronielr, l'ridrty. A Getikr-Butsstse.—Tlio.Allogbeny Councils, on Thilinsday - night, accepted the proposition of the ,Spatial Committoo of the borough of _Manchester ap pointed to negotiate with Allegheny Councils in ref 'ammo to a supply of water from the reservoir of that eity,-.which is to furnish the borough of Man 'cheater with water for the tom of ton years, on the folloiring imnsideration, via: Manchester agreesto burial their own pipes at their own expense, con-. netting at the , line between Allegheny City and 'Nand:mister; say on Ohio lane, with nix inch pipe.— The borough of Manchester to guarantee to the city bf Allegheny the sum of two thousand dollars .per anneal, providing the asscseMent= sl the 'owe rams chssgod,to tho'citizt•ne of -tty •it.t not amount to that aim or over, no: to pay all °vet Otaksiatt,that - irtay he 111/.1,1, ycltt to r eatimcnce on the fait day of cash We are very glad, indeed, to tarn that OIL ar rangement boo been AO katighetotily consummated. ft will we almted add much to Maachoster as a dettiraNa plat, ~r residence, which it has always Leen cooFidereil even without the supply of this aTeat necessary of life which it will the. enjoy. I'he delightful site which Manchester occupies, the due back ground of hills and its now connection with thin city by a spacious ferry-boat, all conspire with the new arrangement above noted to render a Speedy adman, in the price of all kinds of property theme slaters] resulL Tux SEICIDE.—The Dispatch of yesterday Morning has some remarks in relation to the lamentable suicide of Julia Henderson, which IrOtatt be very well-timed and proper were it not for onefset, viz: that Dr. Murdoch, Physician of theßeardofilealth thiscity,declared on oath af ter wisatirepretmmewas a carefulport mortem ex , .urination, that the girl was not in circumstances 1 tebecome a motberat the time of her death, and moreover, that she never hed been pregnant.— We were not present at the moment when the testimony of Dr. M. was laid before the Mayor, but we learned from the reading of it, in one at .lpst of the-afternoon papers. that the D.,cl.r testified to his belief, on the strength -..Lit,t atelnation, that the girl was a vir7l2 , uilet thusratthly snatched herself away fr.cc We would not; if we eecld, shield any men, guilty as the Vispatii assumea . Cordell to be, freim.the . rigor of the law or the just and con dign contempt of outraged society; but we con tend that after the testimony of Dr. Murdoch in the ease, we haie no right to attack Cordell in the premises. It devolves upon any one so do ing to impeach.the Doctor first; it is necessary to call in question his testimony. Has the Dis patch any ground for such position LAIMENCS Co.—The barn of Col. Wm. It. Wallace, formerly commissioner of Lawrence countyoras struck by lightning during the severe thunder storm of Friday afternoon last, and was with its contents, entirely consumed by fire The Agricultural Fair of L. county will he held'on the 17th and 18th of next: month The New Castle Gazette says Mr. William While, of Neshannock township, this county, on the 20th taint°, lost sight eta very fine tour year old cow; hunted for her daily up to the 11th hut, when he discovered her in as ore pit. Here the poor animal bed laid without food and with out water for 22 days, and yet she was alive whenlernid; but reduced to a perfect skeleton. The earthwasretitoved and with much care she was brought out . of her prison home, yet so far reducedlhatshe could neither eat nor drink, and dietivrithirt,balf an hour other delivery. . Corrosrmow P.oorma. —W e have noticed several of the roofs covered with W. E. Childs it Co.'s pat add n tectric Fire Proof roofing material, pat eq by Messrs. Patin It Johnston, of 133 Third St. Thom we have seen appear as though impervious to water, and as proof against fire as a block of gran t and yet, the Toot is an elsistac One. It is nea ppe ante, very durable, and not so expensive as slate or. sine, the price being but six dollars per square of ten feel. Messrs. Perrin & Johnston have mails a great number bf roofs in the city and vicinity, rime they came here. As soon as the parties thus testing them • roofs Wive had abundant time to form an opinion, .dolabgess have strong home testimony to .offer en the publics. Meantime,. they have the opin ion-of mole men as Jas. M. Locke., Chemist, and also several Inseuranceeinnpaniel, who.egres in declaring their beUefju the article.. We would direct attendee , to their adreetis' emu!. TIM Sours Coutrox.—This Buo ipen space id I. 10gbOOY city is to be improved in manner wo y of Ha onpabilltlea.... From an unsightly bone 4.1 cinder yard it Is tube:nada a beautiful park pre rs ly laid. oat and adorned with natal We mentio ed some threw weeks since in 'the Oakene the fact that &wend - citizens of Allegheny were Obout to move in this matter, and WO are glid to maythat an ordinance bas passed the Councils of that: cite, ft ...4. g . at! Board of Trustees, with power to 'improve th por tion of the Common lying west of Federal meet, 'and tut of Webster. The : con plated impr ve t meat will be made by private .a lowription. . tj ' Trustees ano--MatthasuFergusoni. ones glbson 1 &ICONIC/IN OT Md. BACKIIOCBE. Wu idird 'Uhl ex treme regret ih at J: 8.. llacklionve, imp. Or SiAric! ley, Representative in the Assembly last winter fro this ponnty, and nominee of the Am rirtle Itepubt can fur re-election, is, it is feared, ‘isugerootly ill. p er 'p er ' . sph. .ass tintli;r which he is offering mist, f out n 0.,,, wa r,,Lne. ,, , 7 t the lungs. 'lli . stoic: wo. cry r „, I ettutt.tvith a weakocs which visited the sudden, whole -system nod at 0000 eon§ ed Mr. B. to hie _ ,... . b0um .....m.4 pf the cid . ..mill a ensued and o er 'nettling of coustitittional {loran moot. .The Is, 'Betrayer, we are glad to learn, nods for b of Yr. Ito reatoratioo to health. opl Vivi - Med scarcely direct a Tertisements of 'Messrs. A. Cry goods' Jobbers, and : E. in Tobtioco and Cigars, in houses, with' a few other,, met of ',success, and are Our thosumulls of city.and not fall to" notice' those of make public a desire to rece dam, and eridene an ability. \VI noticed a sample of White heat. A few days lira , put of turps lot porehuod •y• Kenna B. T. Kennedy k , BM. lst Karatoeky. • n hese filled then received • mak of Floor made from• the sannalot of Wheat. sad are able to corroborate our previously expremed oplattin,The Floor is °Extra Foray: fair, sweet, andntallkly bakod,just retch an &Mkt° wo like to recomined.... Mama. Kennedy L Bro w prepared to dalMtr Phan to families in .0 7 part o f dthec city, freak trim the nail, and of a superior l eant): - Do, 0. 241.1.tr0cr M. D.; who Mai:leen pine tieing ids healing art among ; us,for some mo ths, took hia filial depictor* last'evening.— fte o ießs Wiehinitich, Steubenville and Cinch.- natl, we belly'', en route for Chicago, his future home..; AIMATCO =onerous warm nee eeno i trienda Ntra,.aChiiwilli-4.ouhtless; be rejoined to learn ot.ll#4o4ll,lo:'nitd . exte 4 ded iieettibmws SR hie Ziff • %;"i s 7'4 -Tux AQUEDUCT--We learn from the Post of yesterday that a few of the timbers of this struc ture having given way and caused a leak, the AqueduCt Committee of Councils have arranged with John A. Roebling, Esq., Civil Engineer, to superintend the repairs. ltir. Roebling was the bolder of the aqueduct, and thoroughly understands its re-construction. Justice J. F. COCIOLL3E, of McKeesport, yester day, committed to jail to await trial, in default of bail, a woman named Bridget Winter, charged with committing an assault and battery upon, and threat ening to kill, Hannah Householder, a young daugh ter of Jonathan Householder, of that borough. Tanesvpm C1.31P Ilerniro.—The Superintendent of the Allegheny Valley IL IL Co., Air. Craig. de sires us to state that tie excursion tickets will be sold at Alto way Stations between Pittsburgh and Tarentum, during the encampment, but that the con ductors have been instructed to charge only halffare each *ay. We have aliffidy galled attention to the fact that the Ohio and Penns7lrsnin horse exhibition will come off at Salem on the 9th, 10th,nndllth of Rep. l will surpass in extent all previous rum: an, Lamy repairing and painting the .. .1.1..1 Homo of the First Ward and preparing it in reepeeta for the opening of tho next term. Ter. Masillon Ketrrsays the wheat trade is now brisk, there being plenty of buyers in this market, and a pretty strong competition. WE are informed that the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne t Chicago Railroad will convey persons to and frem the Enon Valley Camp Meeting at half fare; minis. tern of the city and the Allegheny District will he fnrnished with a free pass by Rev. D. P. Mitchell. P. E. The Camp Meeting is to begin on Monday, Sept. 2d. DCFP'R MERCANTILE COLLCGR, Philo Hall, come r ' TA it'd nod Market Streets, Pitultrgh.—Durin g nearly twenty years of unexampled success in busi ness, this institution bas educated•nbout 4000 tau denfs, and not a single instance hus come to the knowledge of the Principal in which a student who has passed his examination has beau found incompe tent no ell account-auk Strangers in quest of a reli able commercial education will do well to bear this fact In mind, and to Inquire which Rollege it is that teaches a system of bookkeeping with upwards of twenty errors on a single page. ADVARTAGR or FOTAZION TRAVEL.—An elderly lady, who, with her daughter, hoe but recently re turned from a rather rapid journev through Eng land, France, part of Germany, andltely, woo naked, the other day, if they had visited Rome, and mho re plied in the negative. “La! Ma, yen we did," mid the daughter, "that was tho place where we bought the bad stocking." A more striking inntance of forgetfulnenn was exhibited by a gentleman *ho !pent two days in Philadelphia, and could not re member that the bent clothing store in the city was that of Rockhill h Wilnon, Nos. 603 and 605 Chest nut streeL LATE DISCOVERIES IN PATHOLOGY show that very many of the diseases which afflict mankind arise from impurity of the blood. This has long been sus pected but is only lately known.. In consumption, tubercles are found to be a sedimentary deposite from the blood. Dropsy, Gout, Cancer, Ulcers and Erup tions, all arise in disordered deposites from thw blood. Billions diseases and lovers are caused solely by its deranged unhealthy state, and even the decline of life follows a want of vitality in the blod. In view oft hese facts Dn. Aran designed his letterer Pill esp., iLti!3- to purify and invigorate the blood, and hence a, U-re to arise its unpartdelled success in controlling .1,1 ,nring disove.—Merlical Jmsrnal. FOR i Fan Dtt, LoaGEL—Our [MIN Of Gent's and Boy's Clothing, Famishing Goods bur., will be 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 purbasers, all are solicited to make an examination. J. L. CAILNAGIIAN, sear the Post Office, Allegheny. Err. AND EA.—Dr. J. L. Smith. of Baltimore, oculist and aerial, is now in tho city of Pittsburgh, and has taken rooms at the SL Charles Hotel, where no may be consulted in all diseases peculiar to the Eye and Ear. lie in willing to warrant a permanent Tore in all casesirhore the organs are perfect in for mation. All ho asks is a fair end impartial trial of his new and painless remedies. - Persons desiring to avail themselves of the treatment of Dr. S. led bet !er call soon, as he will not take any patient who cannot be curet before lie leaves Pittsburgh. t Tog weather is. in sooth, roasting and oppressive, not to 'say hot. n% a perspiring 3licawher tnight sug gest under simian' circumstances, and a considerable numbCrof citizens have gone off in search of a tempo rary abiding place, in one of those shady. quiet nooks. with ail the trimmings of rustic Maids, dancing streams, fresh milk, new laid eggs, of whio poets ace so fond of singing, but which are so hard to find practically. But those who cannot enjoy these blessings, can enjoy a cool drink from Super's silver soda fountain, at the corner of Penn and St. Clair streets. SCROTTLA, in its most aggravated Conn, even after becoming firmly seated in the glands, and suppura tion has continued for years, readily yields to the powerful medicinal effects of CAI:TY - WS SPASMS MISTIME, which has cared more cases of long stand ing within the past too years than all other remedies put together. 1 Ilottcrs LLEGIIENY V ALLEY . rm A 2. 5 TIT; •A -It 101 , 1 - 111 , . ..tO TEE. 01,1 , 2 K OF BUTLER AND '511,6 eI7LEE2S. \ Orli 1t .IAD, AND A GREAT Or- TA:: k an.l after JULY Win, 1- e be r,eire,l A• :1 ?<.., at the fallowip_g Wen: ..at 25c. per 100 pounds. La 1, 4 LnLy'd To Bed Bast To Brody's Bend at 31c. " " " Flour—Orerfire barrels and under fifty. To Ilaltotthr"-. ........ ....... —....41e. per harrtd To Gray's E.ddi To Red Mak dec. " To Brady's Bend Flour—Fifty barrels and ettcr. To 3lnboning To Graf. To lied Bank W. " To Brady, Bend 45c. " 14^.1M11 IL IL LOOSIII3.Oenera I Ticket Agent Bank Notice NOTICE is hereby given that the Books for tho subecriptions to the Copilot Stock of TIIE CEN TRAL stANK OP PE-NNSYLVANIA. to be loadwl at 110111- daroburgh.Elaircounty. Penna., will bo opened at tho chanbr P.:change. to the city of Pittsburgh, on the Kira, Socond. Third and fourth days of September next, when and whom perpoua wishing, to take stock in said Bank will hats opportunity to do ro. The &mks wilt he kopt open from 9a,0. t o 12 and om 2 to 5 each day. TIIOB. C. MACIPMELL. A. M. WAITS .1. L. LLOYD, JOHN MILLER, S. W. RHODES. JOSEPH 11100 INS. Commissioners. EMEMEM • •.- •• Allegheny valley Railroad. Fr ARENT CAM!' M EET-Mizza LNG. commencing WEDNESDAY Angola 2Gth. 1857. Regular Trains will Imre pittehargh daily (Sundays ex cepted) at 7 o'clock A. IC and 6 r. w. On WEDNESDAY, brnth last, an Erfra Train will leave Pittelmrgli at 5.9.5 a. M. On SATURDAY. 20th lust, Erten Train. leave Pitts. burgh, at 1.30 and 8.30 o'clock P. M. Returning leave Tars rattan for Pittsburgh at 1:20 and 7.30 o'clock Monday morn tog. 31st. Ott the last day of rho meeting Train, from Tarcation to Pittsburgh at 7.30 1. st 2 and r. 0. Excuraion Tickets, g ood daring the Euctunpruent, can le tad at the Demo, on Cocoon rtrect, at 60 cents cerne al., of JAS. L. READ, Agent Methesiiat Book Depository, 71 Fourth etrect. Passongem must practice their tickets bet.re taking tote intl... earn - tounlaltd A. CRAlO‘bettpL ACERTIFICATE for Twenty Sharer of Capital Stock of the Exchange flank of Plttetiurgh. etnewn in furor of P. Lorene, dated June Nth, IiCS, and No. 200. Rake Ic hereby given that the said certificate Rut been lott or celebeld, need the , meheerilwre will apply for aduplkato MCA alma on the fourteenth elay of :September nest; any one having' found mid certiftcate will confer a furor by returning the gum, to either or the subscribers. J. J. OKAY, l Adadnivtmtone of nuTplOw P.R. LORENZ. f F. LORENZ, deed. NNOTICE.—The partnership of the under igned, doing bushings under the title or . 111tiltPifY • BUECEIFITM, will terminate by mottled consent on Pep. All persons fusing unsettled accounts tbefirm will greatly oblige by miling before that date and making set tlement. W. It. MPIIPEE. 3. M. 11111tellezI.D. • . •• . • . . The bustncas will be frontal - tied at t reatymul location. N. E. corner a .I , oarth and Market 't by J. M. BIIECI4 FELL. adbdtd MUM -- BANN DITTSBURGII, JULY 28,1&57.—Subserib ere to the new Monk of thle Bank will pleafie take notice that thetritanalfatenta upon the lama will bettor, as (Alone: Fourthlnetalorent, akin per Roam, payable on or before the lath of A ugust next. 01,:t. end Luc. of $lO per rhare, payable ou or Ileum the let of Sephenther next. textheho NOTICE.—ItonEKT DicKicr line retired from th. Armor ISAIAH DICKEY t al, by mutual ton. aeot. 11L Interest wooed ingest Int, 1847. Tn retiring from the /bore Inn I &etre to solicit for the how the same patronage n IWorallT beetetre./ dining twenty-one ;rare of m; connection. w 6 HOBERT DICKEY. N OT ICE.-I have this day associated C. HARTWELL with toe le tbo BREWIEU, MALTINO uolop MADE, at the Pitt street Brewery. The business . 11 i t o § airFirion in all tit tiyeacitte s.anaa, wider the twee and sty..”ICiEP. R. SHUR is 00. PlttaburP, Anna :2, .135 T. O. W. =ln ion to dui Mason St Megrim, deilet 's paper. These .rstand the so advertisers.— readers can merchants who share of sus , eet their wants. GEO. W. SMITH C. HARTWELL, presvers, Maltets and ElopDealer', Beg lore to Inform th eir friends and the trade that - they bare Commenced BUEWING for the leaekoo, and aroma., ed to forotabell artklee their See promptly:on their mull WW 2 . atiS:3wdebr GEO. W. SMlTsaw. V -11 F , 0111077-1-IS'll PNNNSYLVANIA THE nonsz=iIIBITION.--The manager+ of this cab' Mao", at which large premiums aro dLetributol manually among the owners or a no stock, thorough bred, moth:swim, amounte that the exhibition ter this Tait Win 011111 a SALM Colusablerm county, nn the lUth opeptember. Then is an excel lent track on the exhibition minds, and Wry sectanmodation will be strepied to exhibitors and sir =Mew Fresh Ground loaxraily Flour METE an ready to deliver to families our TY °KAHAN Olt UNBOLTED MELTE WHEAT FLOUR, YWUU, AND EYE FLOUR. Cht4."'" be 14' at Lt wood at. t 1.00.ei ("UM: m o m, corm Liberty dßt —BRAUN a znzg.l9s Di n a Mir el nets; connr SmltbflelA 0031141 E WATSIAIN E., ' And Diamond .119 c, In Allogbeay A. P. SCIIWAXTVS,DroggiXt W. A.Attlfll4l,.Dragi s tDiustiod: ' • IL T. KENNEDY A DEO py. 2,r1 Ram New Vona., Aug. 21.—The steamers Moses Taylor and Splendid, both lying in the Cunard dock, Jersey City, were burned this morning, The Metes Taylor was a new boat, belonging to the Deleware and Lackawana Railroad Company. Sho was insured for $13,000. The Splendid was owned by 6. J. Scott, and was insured for $ . 10,000. Mr. Scott's son wasaboard the latter, audit is feared he perished. The Cmiard steam ship Arabia was, at one time, in imminent danger. CINCINNATI, Aug. 21.—Last evening a four story brick building occupied by Chas. Bard roan, tobacconist., fell with a tremendous crash, under the pressure of sixteen hundred barrels of whiskey which had been stored in the second and third stories, by Calvin Fletcher. The ,walls fell against a building owned by A. K. Skiff, and forced in the entire side. Two other buildings are also damaged. Sr. PAUL, Aug. 2l.—The Democratic Conven tion 10-dap passed a resolution for the appoint ment of a committee to confer with the Repub licans for the purpose of submitting but one Constitution to the people. it is not probable that the members will meet in one Convention, but a great obstacle to the immediate settlement of the difficulties is removed. The rumored collision beiween the Sioux and Chippewa Indians is without foundation. WAstuNcITON CITY, Aug. '2l.—The Interior Department has received intelligence from relia ble gentlemen and fugitive Mormons that Brig ham Young is preparing to resist Gm. Harney: that ho has relapsed into the grossest infidelity and atheism, and continues To hold up the Gov ernment of the United States to the contempt of the Mormons. Bonus, Aug. 21.—1 t is reported that Blanch ard, Sherman & Co. have suspended in conse quence of the failure of Bates & Co., announced this morning. Their liabilities amount to half a million of dollars; their assets quarter of a million. Sr. Louis, Aug. 21.--A letter to the Repub lican, doled Fort Kearney, 7th . inst.. sscs that the sth and 10th infantry, Phelps' battory, had arrived there. • Capt. Van Visit has gone in ad vance on important business. The troops are much dissatisfied. The sth and 10th lost nearly 500 by desertion. CIINACIO, Aug. 21.—J. 0. Brayman, editor of the Democrat, was arrested this morning for rubbing the post office drawers. Money letters were found in his possession. lle waives exam ination. Bail is required to the amount of $9,000. Itotros, Ang. 21. Messrs. Edward C Bales Co. have suspended, with liabilities which amounts to about STOXI,OOO. The suspension is owing to sugar speculations. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.—Daniel C. Burrows, a lad ten years of age, was instantly killed by his young cousin while playing with guns, not knowing thorn to be loaded, TOIZONTO, Aug. 21.—The return cricket watch between the U. S. and Canada Commenced on Wednesday. The tat ter won with seven wickets to go down. New Y.P.I, Aug 11.--Cotten .71,...,1 firm with an IIkIVRII fIng te.lency,aleaNto Hour chr.rd.plit: MOO 60.1. Wheat continned hoary and trr g lsr. I:4000 bush add. Corn clo.oddenrvioir.l SI , KMI brad, sold. rro - Vigh.d generally firm drop .inirt 12ti 11., !tarns and 13! t for eliouldera. flutter better at Innnal. In r—Plp &wed at 529. tirvavrlr. footed at lie.Stinars steady Coolfen steady. Molasmea tnyvv. Er illartiVek. Stock. lower pmenally:Clik-,,, & Ina'k ;initil - IV:O.:: New York Criand 7n , liaaling 73: galena 1 Ching° 94 Michiatin Central 77; EY.' V-^sl.:: Cleveland & Toledo 43:Cleveland t Plit.bureh Milaatikie & alppi M 1111.1.1.1 1 .111, A 11, •21.—Floor dull. no et port demand: frerlt ground superfine Iro; nruntuu. quotod at t, end slf..:Plo for rornultold stork. tut the dont:m.l it only for the home supple at these !Igor., and frOut and per ltd f. , r Futter brands of varra nal fancy fatuity flour In quality. Rye flour steady at 0,50. Corn aunt ' , ranted at S. but little or now , hem. But moderate dornend for wheat or good and priroolota out, are wantod; about ;ow 1. 0 4, Lase loon taken rot milling at $1,03 up lo $1.;1. according to quality, thr latter for prim.. In doody demand al with otuall romimr , and sub.,/ ol .3.tr011 bush. Corn— Anuthoril Plunsyl.nla yellou sold at AY in ' , boo and allont. and St to 47 In the cat,. CINCINY tn. Aug. 21. —Flour elm.ea dull and pt lee% are lout little latter than nominal. the aele• a, fete and tannat. Wlnast c10...1.1.11 and pt a,...11ap1a,..1 a dr,' ide..ll) duremeard umdenr:t. though it cannot be said that any 1121. portent .I,cllno lutel.ern ratabliahod. hut • large quantity remained umould; 41 fur goal and and 11,20 tot prime white may be ©fled the nlllll itt.d pricea /altam dull at :Mo.-- Thor. la un change in Von, . then. le very little demand mid the market i. dull. Sales , of IWO bu..hela }tart, Malt at 41.aixer 1,90. Ilarloy la nominal and the, i. touch coming in: there la moderate demand at ' thi.• the price nAked. Ilpn is dull at ilk Atlll and irtvgular, adra tea bbla. at and el at ..einr. dull. Pro, telnus are 1110.1 31, 'Mt..,l pa-c. C. to u M. le dna hottee and deli renal et Levies 111.. at Itaeon Side. scarce and are held bendy at 14; end Shoulder,. at 12r. A sale ea.. mad, of •In Lbht. I.itvasel Lill. old guagn. at Klc- The Mouoy ruarket 15 saucy. 011,4, thin ratee of ex• ellange aro guleettkil. Wnetbet ehvr. )lercury I:in, tatting. tILLTIMOC, A.g. '2l —Flour —Hovrapt Str— t i 7.1 . ,“ Vo.o WbeLat Own—N . 4ll4c Z. 1.. Itt, low WhiNky MISCELLANEOUS BOOKSLThi4 (Sat nnlny) evening. 0 n:. =I. 01 7 , , 0 . !wk. will . 110 new Commercial Sale. No Fifth etre., nn wiwrirtment of new and ...Anil hood Boil., comp...nig mei recent TM •rature t.y favorite edi tions of iliviimble wiirkG now voionew of fiction: eiegnnt ....ph...lnc the port,lC, tr. P. M. DAVIS. AM. VASTERN 'PAWNBROKER'S SALE ON j 2.4 F.MIT` WORTH OF JEWELRY. de. et the nett Cont. ...null Sae. Raoul, Room, No. &I Filth %term. eouttnent.. . - ing en McAuley evening, Aug. UM. at 7 o'clk , k, And con• tinniypioevery evening during the week, will be veld themes. desirable stock of Jewelry ever nlierml lu the city, eu bryos. log superior Will MIMILI. Hunting Anil Open emvel Gehl. diver and Plstoel Watch,: Teel I.IILI ' Feb Ci m ino, Wat:h Seals, thuds' and Lashes' Cameo and other Pins in great vs. riot), Fines.. Cm," Motions, Shirt Gobi Pone, Silver Thimbles. ken: 2 onto Silver Platml Tea Warm Violins, Ast-orMsmo. Purchasers men led) upon the gads Icing sr representcd. Fur the accamt:norlatitak of the ladies. Ile ealn still he continued on Tuesday and Tburxday umrn buts,lsth and LX;tl, at 10 o'clock. P. 31. DAVIS. Auer. ArAEUABI.F. STOCKS AT AL crio - N - -- 61 Tut.mlay evening. August 251.11. at o'clock, at the nelv Real Estate unit Mack Romms, on the mamls.l Fifth farce,. mill be sold. 91 educes Exchange Bank Pittsburgh; 31 do P. pl. and C. R. 11. Cu ' au2l P. M. DA V lA. Atter. HANDSOAIE COUNTRY SITES NEAIt EAST I.II3EIITY Ascrtox —On Titunalty Augn..t I.lth. at 3 n'el.x-k, nu th. prmLien, v. 111 U. Firtnon nen-oaf filOiel• Laud. Irving put at the (nom Or E. K. Brun.. Thn ahoy. in nitwit, 011 Wllkinn nynnun. in Penni." 1.0...i1111.114111i11ing Mon...wood. nnnr nn. .Is...fling of E. Rahn, and thn renidenen of David Irwin, It will cif deniml) I divided Ist , tiro lots t.f Nevem :.1111 'gilt:sere. each, and to supplied with 1,14, vet fulilug npriturs water,aud with forvet aluado treaw. Iteing beautifully located and em.y of wee.. by rallnlekd and turnolie.lt offers great linlucententa Co nnialnhing'a . . • suburb. residence , . Tlo. Oakland line of Omnibooo will leave OW corner of Fourth and Market at. at 1 and 2 o'clock p m., on the .lay of to conYey purchasors. Termanise.fourth remainder in 1, 2..13 years, will. miereal. atol P. M. 1131.18, . _ AA i)!tt Ins STlt A TOIt'S SA es( lay eyyninn, Aug. 25tli. nn the sYcoild floor of Dame Auc tion llouso, 54,P)1113 street, will la. sold by order of A. C. kturdoch, M. 1/, Administrator of Patrick ilcKna, dyed, 3 aharys eliarpsburg Ilrldm. Co. Stock. at111:1 P.M.DAVIS.Auer, • QTEAItIER IsfELNOTI'N AT AUCTION. 1,3 On TIJP.SI/AT ItCENINGI, Augutt 'lath, at tl o'clock. et Iteal FAtate and Stock Satre Itoome, on the necand floor ol bawls' Auction Mime, No. SJ. Fifth Wiii bc.. , 11.1 thn largo Hret clam, light draught eters, whorl ',learner NIELNOTTE, with Vomitus'', Tackle, dr. in com plete onleroal 'the now line above the wharf at St. Louie, Mn. The Mame coat V2W,Onat 1... HY new, being but non 70ror old, and law latel,y tenon repaired and thoroughly overhanled. Threw Potters :Street long.4o(oche. diameter. two Englae.. . Inohot Cylindera,s tort etroke, She will carry about 700 tuns, and le harnithed with Stew Clpstan and all Um de/amble late impntretuents. Von further particulars, •ad. dress .1. T. 11c1:03 111 S, Pltteburglt, In., or u,12 P. )I. DACI9, Aunt*, LOST, 141J(.41 44 Telegraphic aurtion CM=E=E! I=ll • _ State Agricultural Eihibitiou. TAE Pennsylvania State Agricultural So ciety, will hold its Seventh Annual 'Exhibition at (Poweltan finftrynde.) on the Dili end 90th of September, and let and: larys of Oetolree neut. TbAuenel rednetket an pawienger fare and free pneengs for Stook will 1w furnlehed by the Railroad Companion. The honk. of Antry will be open at Philmlelphia on ea after the let of Perytetubet. ROUT. C. WA LK ER, enZlylkwhl Secretary. CARNAGFLANS BNTIRE STOCK Or HENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING. TO BE DISPOSED OF. SA LEA COMMENCING TUESDAY, JUNES°, TVA. AS it intended to enlarge and improve our Store Boom LATH IN JIHX, the whole shack of tIE.NTS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING, WUILNISIIINO GOODS op_W on hands will be offered AT PRICES MUCH BY, lOW TILE REGULAR RATES with the view of CLOSING OUT Ho whole before cornet the Impratentents. This It will Ifpnbeerrod I. not • tag pretext to get rid nf old goods. se ererythingwill be found NEW AND FASH IONABLE. Ilyathe contemplated altendions would nem. sadly clefum the mt./4.4.nd to ohtlate this Gls proposed to tiray ant tho whole at very low calm and open the Vol Thule with msmortment altogether new. • A lino variety of Mem. geode for custom rirely will be me le to order at • large discount. work cache J. T. CABNAGILAN, poooto Fedeml et., near theyr, l4 . elllahAllesheny city. Valuable Fenn' fo r bale• TITE subeeriber offers for sale a farm co n - Mining Illf mem more or lees, /Monied in North Vis • Otto Township, Aller,lmi Co. Pe: 12 miles from Ilittaburg I Tulle from tho rittaburgh and Steubenville Turnpike, 114 - mike from the Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad.— 'Melo are no the Wm MO fugal dwelling bows, horu and otlmr nut-Irstildlnge, together with a bearing mallard. The farm is under n high .tole of cultivation having shout 00 acre cleared, 80 of which sue choirs. letejan laud. There Is cumi under the greater pert an which i. easy of arum, and water In 010,1101 every arm. le la convenient to ?dill', &hoots awl Church.- in the midst el a pleasant neighbor ' hood. It will be *old reaumable terms. ler further particulars ripply to A. 0. POTTEII en thepremien, or ad dress the subscriber, C. K. rotter,llloomington, 111. Jy7arowTe C. K. POTTER. • Dort , clothing. MILE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY II nvite tbo attention of Cie', coetntners gad tbe public t o lbw tonto and hoodecavo nook of Ready-tondo T0L7714 AND CIIILDRENS' CLOTHING, And • non selected and clodoe lowortment of Cloths and Casaimeres, .aaa to opler,JogotbNqx t v,p. ring ood Butiontr µwoos, and oepeciolly adapted to wear 11. .TR ciatay OO, /020 Client gran, above Tenth, St Lawman HOW Bollg - - 1161E-NII—beOLDERS--Patent, la a I, A Spring, Porcupine, nem idylls, no ale by eul2 W. & HAM. Z=ZE Commercial. prrrsinnuan RIAELKETS. [Reported Speriatiq for at, Pittibetath Pressectutu. ENIIIIIDAT, Aeon. 22. 1h57. FLOUII--doll mod droving; sales of 70 toldeneer super on wharf at $5,870,6,c0 140 do new from store at 91125 for 00 tr, $5,50 for extra am 158,75 fur amity; ISO do do do old at Valk. KM wool KW; and 90 clo extra at $0,40159,02. OATS—the prim continues to deaths., males ou why( of 150 bon at M. and 150 do from more nt 40(4.45. 11.800ti—ttrm; sales of 5000 and 4000 Is Shoulders at 12" ow lb Film at 14; 2009 tbs l g!aito gummed llama ott 141,Z; 1000 IDs do at 11, 019 h; 1500 Sugar Curial do at 143.; mein 500 lb. and 4 tea do to country at 15. OlL—altos .48 Idols No. I Lard at $1,12®1,15. 11 A 2--salse or 7 loads h 0.1101 4 V I too. elf 2/1815—sales of 25 of 10. TALLOW 011.--we beer ofa sale o 00. Able at 1034. MONETARY AND cub MERCIAL. !SCR.. OF Tin CONNER. or I N.—Tur receipts of foreign and domestic merchandise at Li. port the pool year Paco Leen rery heavy; and much 1 ger than for many year. The following are We reeelpt, of several important articles Innen September erd, compiled from the talk. in the lionton Shipping List ro,Oud bores Innomn. 117.000 hon. Oranges. 490.000 packimen Sims 90,100 Inig. Rabin. 100,030 bales Iremp. 21i0,000 bal. Cotton. 600,1100 bag. IM,oool4lBsiltoetm. MAW boxesSupar. .XOOO Kids. Attor. 230,000 bap Sugar. 10,000 berrebo3o gar. Ntw . 1 - see CAME Ithrarr, Aug. 19th.—Tlic receipts for tIl week ere m. follows Reeves. Sheep h Lambs Total 11,024 Total, last reek 2, 11,795 The rosviipt, .4 Beef Ciottie have o anumffly 1, 00 , 11, 0 p„,. eek , about 3,13001 ad having arrivol at A lierttera, nod ,clout 4000 head nt al the yar,b,_, o , m a ,. we food Um market docidnlly Mathis onentrigat a resluctioo of fully 2 mite per pounikand slow sales, audperhaps more. We beaul of aeveral sales .made yesterday at 12 cents, but to-day there were but few at that Onto, and from that down tog cents. The market was well attended, notwithstand ing about 000 bead were dispel:int of fluting the early part of the week, but, as the yards mom .0 well Oiled, butchers sbowell hot little disposition to buy, but were disposed to Gnus n still further concussion, which they will probably to before night, and (the best the will not probably bring fiver 10 cents, Tim number left over, will, In all probabill. ty, exceed thit of any day this season. The quality Ins, on the nremge, about the same utast week. Sheepand Lambs are not over and about bask, at ei decline of 241 rents per head. The torrent prices for the week at ail the markets are as (oiliness—Beef iktille--Flret quality, per cot., $11,60M.6124 ordinary quality, $1001.1; coMrston quality, g9 , r04 IO In. fortes quality, Saskit. Sheep and Lambe—Miret quality. Fis kksfstak other qualities, fokaist,6o. Swine—First quality, othersqualltiess, 7%. A very lead and successful uttering of money took place nn Tuesday night in this city, when about goo) worth of spurious NIL, all of Use denomination of fire dollars, on the Lee Bank of klmaschneetts, was elmelatwi in awry possible place where bills could be changed. The large hotels wore among the sufferer, the Meatuses suffered, every grocery. liquor More and semis shop was inundated with them , nutll at but n suspicion wee aremcd, and ...ions! Ismael. were made. The polices aro chasing op the culprits. and It Is be lieved that about forty person* to ell will pro held to ouswer. The bills are on rest paper and well calculattal to deoelve. —N. T. Timm Imports by River tillEEJ.litl by Fortune-100 boo note, 18 Idilo fluor, J A Fetzer. 3 Milo flour, 2do egg,, 5111 one .6 An) yr; beer kepi, 16,4=1 box platform oeulco, Ginner A Lovely; 7 bile Ilerlisti 8 who rags. Kay k ca 40 low Moue nine, II Collint 150 boo nolo, Lhswonnt Cu Idle paper, Dispatch; 100 do do, Entll4l k err, 15 tibia Me, 15 hulf Milo do, I do yeoet. Smith A cir. 4 boo hotioehold good., 1 chains. I lonloteml,J It Ilaldomoni T 2 tilde apples, Levels A reittertuto 27 du wheat 52 who do, Wiltuarthi but funtiture, NV Bodin; 47 bbl, high oho, Mork k cut 1 Macau. owner. 2 bbl. otwe; 1 b: hotter 21868kobi fruit, 1 coup chickens. 2 hp rags, 2 law honey, John Calhoun; 2 toil. chirketto, 2 bbl. fig" 1 do peeve, 2 law butter, 1 do fruit. Wm Sterling: 1 ho butter, 1 do priory, 2 Mill. oppliw. 3 do ego, 2 atop. chicken% John 5116118beti: 20 Milo flour, 1 copper kettle, J 310NONGAIIELA :NAVIGATION 01-35 bid. whfoky, Leech A 04 1 cylinder. Itlehardin 53 kg,. gate. Jove„ t Coolor 60 by mit, GS LLIA flour. Bwiudler, 70 tolls been, flagifley, Creignate A. 4 79 bra glace, King; A do, Repperl 3 do do, 30 boo meal Conologlotou 3 Loo morketint: Racy; l7O bilk,aper Culbertson; 60 Mile floor, Rotilwin en; 10 Lido whiok p ey, Parki; 1 roll oilcloth, Plocum. imports by Railroad liereland t Pittsburgh It. tt.-18 Ltd. eggs, Rea, 2 box., ointment, Jefrord; 5 bide tipples, Par. - X 4 mem pardon seed. IS right; 1 eke hair, 1111Thintte7 k ror 4 bbls empt. Rasa, 44 hm rho o.J li Canliebt 1 hell 1131 eggs, Smith: 4 Imses augur., Whitmore, Wolf a no; 5 bids ewe, Bbriver north: 1 boy. S grlndstonee, Lippincott a to. Pittsburgh Vt. W. 2 C. IL bush Wheat, Lambe 21 Lelle broom., iretillougb.., :18 ells barley, 2 bldsnotge, J Craig 21 aka oats, P Peterson; al bide wheat. 600101 d. 4 Wilumrth: .t bide dour, .1 8 Liggett A 18, 2 beim went. IL Itobison ms meke nu,m, 2 km. lord, APDAndlems. 51eans mr. II rollB bather. It Bud; o.ke Dour, 9do barley, J 111 K, g Dyer: 1 ear Innilwr, II It Ryan: 9N btr, wheal. age butter, I. Doolittle; 300 Inas wheal, Kennedy i bra 2:01 Ime. km& marketing. 40 Ism eats. 5: 61.1,eggs. It do Maher, 4 can stock. owners, .1 10,41 .10 do. 30 tales wnol. 31 kgs bum,. 11 I broom eon, 15 1011, tmemm, 17:., barrels 10n,...!:/ Mule baron. Clerk t co. RIVER NEWS. Ste - Anne L en. Crri.—Each It the name of a line 11.... boot that arrived her., yeeterday from Itrownst illy. Captain lieorgo Wham, • gentleman very vellimeorn on all the Weetern Rivers, I. In e013:1111.21.el her, and Itle ma in, F.- a. Illown.—lnet the man for the place—le to invidn In tle Wtire. The Lake City It .1114,1 for one of the innumerable towns which have epreng up like:magi.- In )tlnnetnto.— Thu situated on Take Pepin. Iltes boat Is to rim in the St. Paul and St. Loni. trade. She It about Ifni feet long, 31 feet liwun and i feet halal; .tern-wheeled, nod drawing when light sixteen inehtot. :The rarriew throe boilert.2l fret 1.00. and 33 Inrhot In diameter ; inch rytrydert, tee feet stroke.- Kinrinem built by Snowden L Son, - ofilroarino eine, where, alto, the beat errlotilt Icy J .5. Pringih "r" IA L../1 0,1 the atoeks (nun the laying of the keel only d.y.—a Itant.fnheat he the building line Ili, carry tor- rapacity tea abedit SOO tour. Who la very nearly the pre. . Imo mate. a. to SiFJ, with the Jeannie tirey, and Hoe Just be.ide her So that the Lholsou,'"liny Slarmora and two or three other new lionte mutt waist work herr, hate a new male. . . thod+ron , of thin rite• boat herr:ado. ertdcblo neat 11. , t gaudy. being pointo.l by Mr. Murphy In pore whits,— tibn in extra plank.] and 4dnfened, end puree of Ibn lump not,. ofbnexl an A. NO. 1 boot. liomilnek to her. TlieJoanniellrey hi all ready and will leas• on her tlrst trip this afternoon without fail. /110 ea who wish to have a good, once and ptempant trip, cannot do Later tnnn go on with Capt. Kn. The nap steamer N. Ilutnae, Capt. Kennedy, is op for St. 1.. mie n.day. Also. the attestator pt. lands, Captain De., ..alp painted and in first-rate , irder. Also, the tn•aotifal new tat tilenwood, Copt. Robinson, and the nt:w steamer tor. Kane, for the sante port. The riser is In no,. tooting condition, .11 to one alto I..vost to travol at his leisure and °opts b.m.elfo. he goes, no better chance can off. - than in any one of three first.elnas boats. The Ilutmg.., from St. Innis for Ills port. took on t.7on Jwl. of Wheat at Paducah for thi• rily al L'S eclat. n paek. She I.ft Cincinnati for horn on Mumlay. The Cincinnati Ilagetto, of Friday. *aye learn front the officer* of *homer* &reit It, from 1e... yo*torday. that the farmer* along the entire hoe of the river hale onumenriel bringing their wheat down to the taint, for phipineut to thi* port, Pht,l , nrgli and the oast.— W beat I. ruminanding $l, hot It IA thought that swat week that *rpeulio cent* will he the prloe. With airy peed+, ko_ sleivu, and wheat end uthor grain below, hriet time* ..n the Hoer may he 1..11.4 for the next few daya `The following were the only ateamera In port but even ing W. U. Wooded°, Martnora, Deleuuite, 31oderatur. they City. Rucheater, tloudy Poland, Anglo-S.lov, Tetinoexee Prhi Tron,S. 11 . Tacker. City of Cairo. hock City. ledetnuti and Moneta."' Steamboat Regl.ter. AlMMa—Jefferson Druern.ville, Iniyer.l, F.lirt lieth: Fortune, Wheeling. IlEPAßTElefferenn, Brove.villen Col. Ilayatd, Eli • lieth, Cher°lt, Wheeling. Monongahela River U. S. Mail' Packet STEAMER TELEURAPM, TAMER JEFFERSON, . • ---.- Can. J. C. Wm/rum.. Cr,.a (lemma Crutk. THE ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE novr running regularly. !Morning skate leave PIMA. Margit at o'clock A. SI., and Evening Moan, at '6 W.-luck P. M. for SPlSmwmort, Lola City, Bwll.wernon, Fayotto CICy. llreenflold, California And Rtvwoerliln, there connecting with Ilacka amt Cnnulnw for Uniontown, Fayette Spring", Slorgauluvra. Wayuraburg„ Carmiebaultown and Jefferywn. . . • •. • . Ransom-ern ticketed through from Pittnburgh to Colon "' ti Er AI , meals mud state-roorns on bottle Inch:mire.— Boats , returning Dom Itraornsvllle lead. at t "'dock In the mamity, ull , l sln the evening. For further Information en quiry nt the Men, Wharf Dot. nt the in of Omit Arent nns a. IV. SWINDLER, Atiorr. R E is o L A IR Tilt-WEEKLY PACKET.—TIin Inc pun ole° idenuier in J. Mitruto for the rhoon interfnedinto port., on Tucudoy., Thursdays end inaturiblys, it, Once of the Forest City. For Rue ght or, mange, apply mD beard, or to nun W. B. WI( NEVER, Agent, No. 6 Wood nt. rat. BUQU - E, ETC.:1110 etramer LAKE CITY, . S Capth trillan,m he for the above nod all otorm to parte on MONDAY, TAM lett For froinht or pump apply on hoard or to 0u'2.1. FLACK, MILNE& & Apo. FO!{ Br. LOUIS.—:The splendid JL: steamer N. 1101,31 EN, Card. Kennedy. will less! tor ths abilVOnnd MI Intermediate porti;- Y. the ILId Inst. For freight or Fenno apply ...rd or to [ool9] FLACK, BAILNES A CO. VOlt Sr. LOUIS.—The eplondid A; Ch erAmm Re. LOUIS, OW. Vag Vero for ve and all intermollateporte on VA Inst. Yoe freight or passAgeapply on budrd or to cult FLACK. DARNER k CO, AO. • --_ VOlt ST. LOUIS.—The fine 1: neje Warner OD, Ciniit. Robinson, Rill leave for the shoo, and all ntorni este, nu TIIIM DAY, the =llllO- For freight or few pge apply on hoard or to istanl7 VLACH. BARNES A Cll.. ARO, VOR ST. LOULS.—The mplondid X' 'tomer PR. KANE, Copt. Sherman. will t he for tha &Lova and all In trona rorT't PAY, the :VA that. for (relight or twang. apply on Wont or to ptnlT) FLACK, BARNES & Co. Port'oblle Plume 112.1115. lIE SUBSCRIBER IV:4ILN ofeeloring POKTABLR FLotrania MILLS, or A umturr SUPERIOR FOR SINPLICITE AND DURABILITY, to may other now In em. They can be driven by Meant, water, or horse power, and will peeve an acquleltlon to Iron Malden, Stock Seeders and Lam bermen. 51,, 07 me mos throughout the mutate.). who hare surplux power, or power employed only • part of the time on other b.inees, by Introducing one or more of three Mille Into their eetabllalimente, ...3" greatly bench fil"h"lfek One of thee. Mills, (2) lathes In dlarneteg,) grinding over 12 Inoilmle Food per hone, con Ipo moan dolly In Opemtlon at the 011 sod Feol Mean. BUTDAK A Co., riotecen street, Allegheny. • 4111 . 0rders filled with dlepolch. W. W. WALLAM SID Marty strrot. Pltleburgh, Ps. It , you value your teeth and a pure breath, headily gurneort, and comfable month, to ICEYSEIVS, 10 Wood erect, ood boys bottle of WAILD'S TOOVI Wien •ml Toots Powout Waredkwa TEAS—Young Ilys: l l ll n p. r ho riZ i ll . fu h n .. . , Po h l 4 " ,° `" l " i " 13°"" n t in ad complelo essortment sod catty bozo& vr 't e k °tinted Importations at lIMMLE O. Y, yllB nod 23 Womlstree. LAWNS FOR 8 AND 10 QENTS AT Mt/RIMY k 13IIROTITINLVII olosiog out sale, North earner Youth andblasts! stmts. aul2 . . . AANDSOME CALICOS FOR 10 CENTS —lVvraated rut Worm, id W. of .12 KITIIPIIY & SURCIMIELD. _ . IIicf,TEADIBOAT CAPTAINS will find as at /...7 times prepirod to fill Mete Prams Me CUM bunt to with promptness and me to ptrms. ow S. B. TOI/30 k 00. MANGANESE --15 11 lbs. in dote and fo ad•bY sun • B. I. IaNIZMIL ' - Atmionucnts • Rear of Bea TrimblON New Hotel, EH= Corner of Penn and St.• Clair Streets, THURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY, September 3d, 4th and sth Spalding & Rogers' CONSOLID.A.TMEI CIRCITSES!! The management liar« the honorof announcing. the goal cotton of tho cute.lidation (which they attempted tiom but from unarohlublo dolor. 10 the transportn- time of PERSONA L and MATRILI AL from distant portions country, am not effected until thhi season.) of their THREE CIRCUSES, Ira grand I.r through Pool:tapir. La wail Ohio. MELEE Their Floating Palace Circus, Which Exhibilt4 hero In.! May Their Rail Road Circus, I=l Their North American Circus I=l 102 Persons! 109 Horses!! MEE= "I"R.A4E.I.INCi- SI3OW IN THE WORLD!!! EMI= tarPerformaneem every Night at Welk Doon+ open at 7 Iller•Also, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Af- rnooto4, at ^_► o'clock, immediately after the 11)`"FORTY UORSE TAU THURSDAY RTRI SATURDAY, at 4 Thursday and 12 Saturday &i"-Trundlin g the Wheelbarrow to the Sky by 3111,LE AGN ES, On a Sleistior Wire, !WO VERT LONG td e.l fr , te geatind to tile top nf the Centre Pole LITSIDE THE TENT. in 11111 .Low, at 3 o•cloe k pre ly, uu FRIDAY aad NATURDAY ONLY vay 'Penn Street, near St. Clair. de-Boxes 50 remain (Children half prime 121:111TME etV - No postponement on neeonut of weather Owl the MEN lia7lNag ao the EC SPALDING Ir. ROGIENIP IMINDIDINIK1111:141 Oomtitdog in ono Monster Cox® their NORTH AMERICAN .CIRCUS So popular in . Diew England, their t . Floating Palace Circus, Well known ugr e i ra theitsti e s i s i lppi and Ohio NEW RAILROAD an CIRCUS, Which excited eo great a sensation in thu 4 Middle States lad summer, with • • . • • • 11163Ejill •LLOYD •& C . , Effitial (SUCCESSORS TO' LLOYD A LEAIONoi • AMING MADE EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS TIIIS WINTER, aro now prepared to do a heavy business by Ff3IsTINTSYMN7I.II. CANAL AND 1, 1.1 : 1.XLA0.E1.1)-', • Through to and from the Eastern Cities. We an moor. our friends and all thmo disposed to patronize the Pentm. and ardlrad, that uo putos will be spared to render general satisfaction to SHIPPERS OF EASTERN AND WESTERN •to FREIOIIT. r- • The Avoidance of the Inclined Planes on the Allegheny Portage Railroad Will give Incroseted despatch to the transmisalort of freight. Office Penn Street, at the Canal &WI. fe2.4:lyd , . LLOYD h CO In friendly strife, in presence of the audit I 1857. CANAL NAVIGATION. .1857. ence, will exhibit as above for BUB SETS OF PEU'ORBEESI TIM SETS OF CLOWNS! THREE SUS OF RING BOUM &Lit PUNE BNB TENTI Only one Price of Admission Adults 60 cts.; juveniles under ten 25 eta ) .. , ~....- • * :.r ~:: ' • , ...,,; 1 .._",.t4.4.,4.., .\;.,,.. ~. .._:., are KYLE'S BUGLE 818% thltettkiWtriumphalfproceselohlthrongh the principal Erects every morning, by" 7012 TY 808888 DRIVERBY ONE MB& The terrific gratuitous outside exhibition of the daring Creole Gymnast, Mlle AGIN at noon every day, when the winds and storms are not excessive, ascending a HALF-INCH WI:118,200 FEET LONG, extended outside the tent, at a dizzy height from the ground to the top of the centre-pole 4.4 bore IA better Native el Po* Performers than has ever been seen by mortal, In any age or country, in any THREE SEPARATE CIRCUSES, VIZ Mlle2r Mad. Ormond. lAttleOsmond. Ere. W. Lake. Henry Nag Elton. Prank Barry. Motley Brother", Man Monkey. George Dunbar. Bill Lake. C. I. Rogers. ' I. Robinson. 7. Donaldson. C. Crosby. N. Nathaniel'. H Ointy. John Ward. H. Ruggles. A. Anderson. F. Ru es. A. BookorelL " P. Williams. R. Tremble. W. Simons, CO. .011 0 , " 4 fit 4 TO WO lECL WM in 148 Haan XILYDrop, Wild Fir*, Pegastui, BOP°. Tartar Altogether the most formidable consol Ida tion of Equestrians, Equestriennes Gro tesques Clown! , Gymnasts, Voltigeurs; Pantomtmimists, Acrobats and, highly trained Horses, of which there la any', record in the history of the pram. J. E. WARNER, Arent Norib AMiclean Mons. ie. GRAHAM, Agent Fkating Palogyeatoos. o. a. =MB, kunt Road Cracosv, treeritesoihrce Oompanlos will positively not In ropun• ed We season under any pretext, and will b annitdlnd Kittanning, Monday, August 31st. Freeport, Tuesday, September , Butler, ;Wednesday, Septemli.er 2d Pittsburgh, September 3d, 4thand sth McKeesport, Monday, September 7th. Greenoburgh, Tuesday, Septo tabor Bth Codnellsville, Wednesday, September 9th Broraacille, Thursday, September 10th. Uni6town, Friday, September)llth. Morgantown, Saturday, Sept/rasher 13th WaYarrhurgh, Monday, September 14th Washington, Tuesday Seutemli , er 15th anal 'Mara' , - . -- ._-__"?..-- .-,..,.,...•-• " - • '" : • ...-- ~.. -,••.7. '-' . - . -,7---,,,-,,,•:;:.•-•`ei••-fia.•;:".J.W;44•1—.,a,-th,-I,4,"-- . ...• , - - _ : 4.'t . • - :.:. ,-, , , i,4..' , ..-'_, ~.tzi„-viiazi.,etr,--A4:-.1.7..1.4:•;e-P. - ~.---r - --..,, , _...”„ •,.; -._ -.--,:, • 1, 2 - i ki. , : , --I,:.iievf.-•-$•.-4-' l ,-- , •-.-- .....,....,-- - ‘t-- - - • , ....• - _, -- 77,-, ~, - .‘.!;-+ „ ;. 1 . ,,,,, -sP-11-*G.V' ;,;,.,.. ,s.< '-,-• ~ .:- ,=- 4,',', . ..ii, .. - : , rk,' - r- , - Filn: - .-',.-. , r , : '5 , -. l .g'%i*',? , .---". = .--'-'•''''' - ' 6. ..t.--- ---,-. 1857. FALL TR ADE 1857. B. A. F_A_ITNESTOCK. & CORNER WOOD AND VITIST ST4ILICTS. Pittsburgh, Penna., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN LARD OIL, LINSEED OIL, ALCOHOL, TURPENTINE, TANNERS' OIL, VARNISHES, SPERM OIL, BRUSHES, WHALE OIL, SPICES, DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS PAINTS, • • .11 , L1LNCTF.A.C1'17FLERS OF WHITE LEAD, RED . LEAD AND LITHARGE. Our White Lead, ground in Oil, is put up in packages of 25, 50, WO, 200; 300 and 500 minds, which we guarani. tube STRICTLY PURE, STILL WRIU lIT, and not etirietmed by any for &mama and white• new fisting resident partners in New York and Chlladelphia to take advantage °finalising. In the marketore ara enabled to sett for cash, or to prompt time dealer; on no favorable terms. Essterojobbing houses. • JAB. A. FAUN ESTOCRR YEILALIPUGE furnished with Emilia,, Fnmsh,,llermanand Spahlsh directions. aulfhalawarnY FALL AND WINTER A. A. MASON & CU No. 25 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh; ARE NOW PREPARED TO OFFER ONE OF THE MOST EXTENSIVE AND AT tractive stocks of IMPORTED AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS TO BE FOUND IN THE COUNTRY. . Their easortment of DEESS GOODS, of more than ONE ISENDRED CASES: constant of ifs latest etyles of SILKS, MERINOS, PLAIDS, POPLINS, DELAINES, COBURGS, CASHMERES. &c., A full stook of Embroideries, Laces and White Goods, Dressy and Cloak 'Uri:zonings. Hosiery and Gloves, Gents• Furnishing Goods, Linen and House-keeping Goods, Domestic Goods. RIBBONS, FLOWERS, AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF MILLINERY ARTICLES. Haying greatly Incr./red their facilities for Manufacturing SILK AND VELVET BONNETS, LADIES' CLOAKS ANI) SKIRTS,• &e They aru confident of being enabled to offer greater lOducements than any Eastern Manufacturer. /14-iferelsants from all sections are solicited to mil. New flOods will be cortstmtly received from their resident buyer in the Mast. sulllsiewassF A. A. MASON A CO. EDWARD T. MEGRAW, TOBACCO AND CIGARS, NO. 211 LIBERTY STREET. HEAD OF WOOD, Pittsburgh, Penna., (IFFERS TO THE TRADE A LARGE, FRESII AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK, pur N." rimmed frrlm Importers and Manufacturers, amongst which aro the follosslng,farnrlte brutls: W. H. Grants' A. 1 5s Tobacco. R.oime, Robinson & CO . F. Tobacco. .V..:mgeno Howard's Tobacco. €4-rant's Pound Lump Cavendish, Hazard and Rmlrond Brands. 50 caddy bra.Hnlflb. Lump _ CIO-AR/31 OIC4ARBII. 01C3.Art43!1! One Million, Assorted Brands! All et - Which we offer to the trade at prices which enranot did to please • naldortf W. E. CHILDS & CO'S PATENT ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER-PROOF CEMENT PHRHIN & JOHNSON, Propziators. ARE PREPARED TO CONTRACT AND PUT ON AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE the ahoy@ Elastic Piro and Water-Proof Cement Roofing, it being the mly article yet Invented that will succenfully risks the action of the atmosphere iu every climate. - IT IS PERFECTLY FIRE AND WATER-PROOF, Aud in point of durability, co believe it le equal limit superior; to any 'Metallic Roofing. We can pot it on over OM Tim Tar, Iron 9r Shingle /tails, it asking no Milbrerke how flat or steep the roof may to. This Roofing L. warranted to prove as above represented. We will put It on for SIX DOLLAR:I.MR SQUARE, TEN FEET SQUARE) We will apply it open Tin and 'lron Roof. TWO DOLT a.' PER SQUARE, being 011 mama of Ito &usability th cheapist paint that can be used. iGir-We invite all who are building, and also theme who wish their Roofs Repaired, to call at ourniike, I= Third Street, and examine samples and salary the themselves to regard to the durability and practicability Mails Roofing. PERRIN & JOHNSON, J. 0. PERRIN, S. A. JOHNSON. J S. 133 Third street, between Wood and Smithfield. Pittsburgh, Penn. I have mule a chemical esaminatlonof some specimens DIM'. E. CIIILDS A CO7l ROOFING, left at my office, the re cults of which are or follow. lmt. The material brim compounded es la remain pliable for a greet length of tiara. fid. The consistency itt not readily Infirmness' by the temperature. onwerprently It would not ho liable to malt and run off from a roof in Sommer. or crack In Winter, I. wen...nes of onto rat heat and cold would not injure It. Of. The composition in not amid but slightly alkaline. lt ~vrould not dcatroy the mamas, but on the contrary pro tect it from We action of the weather. 4th. It Is Water-Proof, and to a largo ro b ot Fire-Proof; that is, rryarks and Bre brando talllnguport itcould notinflame it. 10 my opinion such a roof will lard for yenrs put on carefully and receiving proper attention. Ampectfully, JOSEPH N. LOCKE, Chemist, Labratory No. Walnut street, Cluelnnatl, Ohio. Csucususri AOCfCT Boni. F. Co., Feb. eth, 1 hare. eamnined W. E. CHILD. A Co's kinetic Fire and Water-Proof Cement Hoofing, and as fared I can Judge, consider a good invention and am willing to insure buildings thus protected upon the mtne terms as I insure those covered with eta'. apl;iyddwP• [Signed) JNO. S. LAW, Agt. Royal les. Co., London and Llrorpool. Flexible, Fire and Water-Proof Roofing ' ADAIR, do GRANT, Proprietors, No. 57 Water Street, Pittsburgh, and P. I'eterson's, Allegheny. TIIIS IS AN ARTICLE SUPERIOR TO ANY OTITER IN TILE MARKET. IT IS aced extensively in few York and Philadelphia, and Is well approved. It la applicable tocovering Foundries, Dwellings, Warehouses, Bridges, Steamboats and Railroad Cars. It will Lot longer than Metallic Hording or Shingles, and resiets the various changes of climate --xielibor affected by cold. boater clamp. Its principal ingredient is of an extraordinary aortic nature, and it never Imam, Ibis elastklty. It con la, readily applied to all Untie of meta, list or steep, old or new, on Ins, tin or wood. It will Sot melt lu warm weather, or crack in cold, and It It not injured by being tramped upon. It is Both Fire and Water-Proof: Xs For further Information. apply to the proprietors. 1857, CAPACITY ONE HUNDRED TONS DAILY. 13.2M-Tt'S PORTABLE] SORT Via Pennsylvania Canal and Railroad. Capaclty Two Thousand Tons Per Month Each Way OUR FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION lIAVE BEEN L).IIGELY INCREAS niI during the port Winter and we can now offer to SHIPPERS the superior solvantage of a DOUBLE DAILY LINE to anil from Pitteburgh. Philadelphia and Baltimore. Our line being compoimd entirely of PORTABLE BOATS. but nue tratwhipment to required. Merehante pending Freight to our Line can rely upon its being put through with all pawl LI speed and despatch. WAREHOUSE, CANAL BASLN, corner of Liberty and Ilbyne Wren*, raltsburph. fe2delyil KIER A MITCHELL, Proprietors. A Beautiful Head of Rich Glossy- Hair COMPLETELY PEESERVED TO P GREATEST AGE. AND WHO THAT IS GREY WOULD not have It restored to former colonor bald. but would have the growth restored, or troubled with dandruff nod Itching but would have it removed, or troubled with serene la. scald head, or othereruption., but would he cured, or with Melt headache, (neurulgia) but would be cured. It will Mss remove all pimples from the face and skin. Prof. Wood's Mir Restorative will do all this. Rea circular and the following. • tom Am& November 5,1845. Peer. 0..1. Wood--nor Sir I have heard much lurid of lie wonderful effect. of your Hair Restorative ' but having been an often cheated by quackery and quack neatrunts,hair dyes, /e. I wed dispoxed to piers your Restorative in the wanoteategory with the thou/Auld and one loudly trumpeted quack remedies, until I met you In Lawrence county some Months since, when you gave MO such rowurance an !adored, the trial of your Restorative inery family—find by my good wife, whose hair had become very thin and entirely white, and before exhausting one of your loge bottle., bee Late was restored nearly to Its original beantßUl brown color, and bad thickened end become beantlful and glossy upon, and entirely over the heath she continues to tun it, not simply because of its beautifying effects upon the hale, but bemuse of its healthful Influence upon the head and mind. Others of my family end Mends are toting your Re storative, with the happicat effects, therefore, nay skepticism and doubts In reference to Its ammeter and value are en tirely removed: and l oon and do most conlially and confi dentially recommend Its use by all who would bare thole hair reatored front white oCgrey thy rocuum of tidiness or ngo,)to original cols and beauty, end by all . young persons who woul4 have their heir bntlful and Very truly and gratefully yours, 'hOLOMON MANN. ?mum, Worm: It was a long ttne after I saw you at. Illisow field Mimi I got a faith, of Deoloratlce for which jou gave ms an order upon your agent In-Detroit, and when I got it wo conelndril to try It on Mrs. Mann's hair, futile purist toot of its power. It has dono all that you assured me it would dm and othrrs of my' tunily and friends, having witoomul Its effects, are now ming and recommending item° to other, entitled to the hittlieet consideration yonclalm for It. Agniq very reeseetfully and truly. your., SOLOMON MANN CAI/1.71.7., In., June 28,1852. I lame mod Prof. Wond'a flair Radoratinre, and tam — ad . . mired Ito wooderfill effecta. 31y hair was becoming, as I thought, prematurely grey. bat by the use of Radars• tire it bas rammed fts original color, and hare no doubt permanently.. S. BREESE, exßenater, U. S. O.].WOOD k CO., Pr.:quieten, 312 Broadway, N. Y. (In the great N. T. Wire nailing Establishment) and Ili Market street, St. Uuls, Ile, and eold.by all good Drug. gist. aiekklyilawisV rrn - k (m l6ll)7lrSlVED u hlv k in it rob di' taigeol Lot ter. Patont for Improvement In Book Binding, to pro tared to furnish the attachment to books now In use, or to apply tho some td DOW honk", order. for which are respect fully elicited at WELDIN & ROWAND'S Book-Bindery and Blank Book Manufactory, S. W. corner Third and Wood eta. Tito above impairment conslota lot, of a Metallic Spring, clamping the book of the book to such 'manner as to pre vent thol.vosfroniostatrig when thebook to standing to a vertical position. ctultes aro motollle groovea which are insertal, which will e ectnally prevent the book haul wearing or chafing to platfug the same In Ito misting Jellitod A. 11. ROWAYD, Pntentee. A Rare Chases far lavestanente Z' lIE SUBSCRIBER, designing to embark Innow enterpri offers for sal the 3lachlnery, Pat terns, le., now ha worki se, ng order, at his Moak." Works, wren's Buildings, 'Fifth street The hominess location and quality of Machinery In nee, combined 'with tom,, present strong Inducements to lomat:matt of capital. , If Ma above Is not disposed of as It stands by the second week in June, it will then ho disposed of' In parts to sult purchasers.W 3 l. WARWICK, mr-belltf Ryan's Maildliwt, Filth street ivrlrrre-inTr creVtrr7 JOEIZII.I3FRIomr. - Ean, to) KIMBALL. MIMICK & 00, PASO \7C ITALL.PrmI srREEZ OFFERT TO THE PUBLIC ALL TIIE delicacies of the eremotioerral up at the shortest no from 0 o'clock In the morning to 12 o'clock at night. Mudnee mon and others will do well tq calf to and exam lee oar Bill of Parewt say time to suit their appetite. flaring arranges:ands made to maim choice articles Io our line, from Baltimore, Philadelphia and Norfolk, we ma offer • fresh amid) of °mita, nAuntrr, TROUT, ._ .-- LABS lIERRUG, .- And from the West, oil the varieties of PRAIRIE GAMS, StICII AS PRAIRIE CRICKENS, DIKED-BIRDS, which we Dui flirnish to Walla or others, at Whelan% or Retell, either nt the corner of HAND AND PENN 878., or .t WALNI:II . HALL, Fifth attest. 'WO oollayd F ItUIT CANS; FRUIT CANS.—These Cana bait, been melt tailed hinge and have titan erte. tiro soalelactlon aa bttu eida and reliable; ars wally sealed. Manntactured and for este, wholemple nod Mall Howe Furnishing !Willem, Moran( 47; ibutot 3ollN t PLEMIAard. NOOKS, STOCKS ; . STOCKS:—.Persoris aring Stocks for sale cm bar. therm sold at publk or a sale by lealing tbem at our °Oka. Auction mire avorylhureday erecting at tho Merchants' AUSTIN LOOMIS a CO, atal 10.92 barb street WHOLESALE DEALER IN ROOFING. BOOTS AND SHOES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JAMES ROBB, No. 89 Marko% Ntreett i . between Market Moose and Fifth /street, takes pleasure la the attention of his friends end the puts. tic genefally to his third large enpply tsf the most splendid /stock of BOOTS, 131113 Ed, GAITERS, SONTAOS, kca ever ex hibitor! In thls city, purchased direct &maths Manufacturers and Importers of French Shoet in the Eastern deists Thin stock Is Jost what It purports to ber—rery superior and adapted to the present summer wawa Ills stock of La... Iles', neut.', Missee,;ml CRlldrens . French Shoes Is equal to any (mind Past. The rasa and graceful nesa nf their Ills is charming. Ile takes.pleaeure in Melt. lag all who are In want to glee him a Prices will ho females usual—eory lour Remember the place, No. SO Marker street, Pittsburgh. mrkir—Je9 GAB FROM ROBIN OIL • os 070111. • Ir'..A.Prlr FLUID I% LA'IMR:LAX. HIGH. ILLUMINATING PROPER- J. TIES of Gas from Rosin and oleaginous substances have always made them a favorite material for the Shane. factureof Iflipminating Gas. Many ties Companies mio VA. la with coal,hr order to supply their comment With a. Sib . parka Quality of Oss. ROSLN 011, is entirely free from nil dross and refuse sob. ideates, and yields at once, Its Brilliant Illtnninating 0.. The greater original cost of the apparatus for he mane facture of cod gas together with the attention and expense constantly required, and the'dllllcolty, if not` Impossibility, of entirely separating the unwholesome, deleterious oral offeredre gases, generated in coal, render the ROSIN OIL APPARATUS. cheaper and more desirable In every , way. • S. COATES, of 376 Broadway, New York, ban devoted hie ' retire attention to the manufacturs.d ale of. Portable tins Apparatue, and he respectfully calls the attention of•• the public to his present complete and eftklent machine. Perfect satisfaction to the purchaser guaranteed In every • case. For further Information add.. S. MATES. 376 Broadway, Nevi Toilet jy31.33.1ri11y or_DAVID It- WILLIAMS. Plttabilish.llii;' Pittsburgh Stamp and Stancil'lrtnitl.' . ,,, arro. D. Stamp, Stencil and Brand. Cu ter,". , JOBBING CUTLER, GRINDER, &c.— Knifes, Saw. end Rooks droned, L. Rolfe Medea Inserted: Table Knive• Revoked. and (krona Jobbing et tended tie LOCRS3IIITII AND BRISAIANDEIt, No. 138 Smithfield Street, near Sillth, PIZZYBURGH, PA. Si-The Oar* e ra 1. gropared to make anything In Um hope atm odgo tool, or do any kind or smith work what Ter, on short notice. T • - .1.114i/Yd STARCII AGENCY.-lIAVJNG BEEN appointed Agent for PI ltabargh. by the MADISON STARCH COMPANY, for the sale of their celebrated PEARL STARCH, (which Is 'lamented equal In quaUty to any known 113 this market) are now prepared to enpply Wholeiale Deal. en at manufactarers' prices. We laTito the attention of tho Trade to this article, town examination of our praent stock, and which will bo kept eq.' to the demand. ATWELL, LEE & CO., mys No.B Wood Mane PER CENT. SAVED inoiling allkinds t, of Machinery by ming Encal Patnet Oil Caw and Journal Omit. EATl):4,o(Plttsbtalb has Um facia. .Ire right to pelt In Pennsylvania,_... aulStt 100 . PER CENT. canoe raadein the man- . Pape Matchless Zreschlue:., itlith i tnitor "". TIIOMAS' PATENT AMERICAN DOOR SPRING can be Ken In use it theMerehanbeßzebuunge,- Yourtb street. Stabs NV/ County Bights Wage by aulultf Stucco Worker. • JAMES °WEISS, CORNER ELM AND 1117./E srßarrz STUOCO AND DIASTIO WORKER, Una giver partienkrattontke WWII order' for work In his CENTRES and OIL'CILKENTId of ail kinds furnished a abort notka. aratlyd 1857. StoN: CIE MOST COMP of CeekingiParlor and Allelibetl City, at the lowest celebrated ataa • I Alums, • e, -1 Beatity of 71 . To th • Ir :re L e h "."1 1=1 Squirrel :ad rarroc ii"". Cagat, Pa, Fedenl street, Allegh mr3o . . TIE GREATEST MATCH MILOBINE tbr FOETTINE mum writ EOVES MAUS' PATENT MAU= MACIIINI Is a simple, chee PAP otted 3 thith Ma "' ' ththLm oarts onfy 11111 r, Is &Own .by 04 , 4 sod inak• the tr. - tone of the owtotheoree to a /short time. Rime good wood hr to be la otedni tt .ethp:din:me th e amt. girSerowd meaty ow Machine yams are offmd (pi r nolo at • tooderste polo. For at OAZICITE COIII`FrMa lioo t 1 /4 1 !!! reet • ladtwutrr WINDOW GLASS, GLASSWARE, - PERFUMERY, PATENT MEDICINES, SURG. INSTRUMENTS Special Notice Stoves!: 1E157. TE ASSORTMENT Mattes Storm - to be twee In orket,eomptieng ID pert the oagrat. Pah"C'ldag. f arUelea IY tballne, melt se ,Gotter and Pp@Chef:Bid , t at ' Sign qf ..614 Off. am. if. tanurz.
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