■ “ ~ " BtjlnailTiiilfti PlITSBUBOH: 0, ’AW3CBT i, 1858. f 'o iM of tub cit~y ■' — " W • :M,^T— nuTtrwi fn»^uUuuiiii«m(rinw'sQfrfi Vo. M Fifth street, August 6tl>. •.•••• : * 1 ' • »*of. ivtoißt. T9 •: • W.,;, :< ••> V-u-i.llO *1 • -W. mi-1;.,.„. r ... 00 85 BSTOUMitw ,r : hTiXTiSQ."—According lo agreement, ttVtuiUaet of the “Generalisynod of the Reformed PAttytorian-Charch to Ntftb of ■ the Befonned PreJbytwta ; Church to North America,” hppototed to «nfr bn rthc robject of a rdtanSon 'of those .bodlm,,. met -In Bar. Dr. BproulVCbureb,.pnLl»acoc)c£atreet, Allegheny city, on-W«Uesd*jaendsrit«tafeo'elook^ Tbeee '»!Jj*» ! »K°» « f £ « goteremeuC is :^nhnied,'on I’Vliisi groohd wifl la toon by. tho Tliofet bain*. This meetiog wax to bring. -, the subject of re-union properly before the regular bodies* PWferStrof the Synod of the Reformed Prtxbj teriin Cbdreh-—Rev. Thomas* Spronl, D, J. B. Johnston, and Her. J.Jl.'Wuionj of the. General Synod of the Refunned Presbyterian Church—Rev. Dr*. McMillan, Black. Wilson, and McLeod. On motion of Dr. WeMJUsß,'Bev. Dnfipioul yyai called to the cialn Dr. • McLeod war' chosen Sec’y. opened the meeting by prayer. • Aftar-svmarkebpmembere-in regard to thseggeet of the meeting. H wa*r ,«& .motion, resolved, that some time be spent to devotional exercises. ” ‘ i The meeting proceeded to the devotional exercUei, which were- conducted by Her. J. M. Wilson,' Dr. WxkOf, Aer. J. B.:Johnston, and Dr. MoHtyUq, who eeewpied the chair. <v It wax, on motion, resolved, that Conference pro ceedtobo*toee«,.byreadlngthe letters that had pas- the CotamUtoes and the Synods, on the tuhjwWnf nsttoton of the churches. - - bomci'f tlit: daenmentsnot beingio the house, tbo dcycljousl services were cflfitirjnf-rt'uritjl they could be ' pronorred, by. Dr*. gprcul, MeJlfllao and —. McLeod. . ‘ Thedocumeats being produced, were read, yhen afterextended remarks, the Conference took a to cess tilt's}o’clock p. u. Baainesswai resumed at. that hour, Rov. Mchfil laa to the chafo. Remarks Were made by -all. the members on the subjects, before them, when the Conference adjourned to moet on Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, a. V. r Conference met eadwas opened with singing and V . prayer, by Dr. Black. Rer. J. M. WUsomraa rail ed to the chair. ‘Rer. J>B. Johnston addressed the Conference, and submitted tho following, on behalf of of, tho-Synod, as tho only ground on which a re-union could be effected: * - The Committee pr—enito the bro threa, the Com mlttee of tho’ether Synod,- tho following Theses, -'as rilrtcV the | ground on .which wo Church stood in- regard igdffrsvletioftvantmior to 1533, and as the only ground tm«whiih we can gtoa tay tn eouragement to oor-brathreok to expect that a re. unionof the. two Syneds’ean be ejected. '' -1. Thai! wo dissent from the Constitution of the United States, because of its immoralities. 2. That this dissent from the Constitution requires to abstain from ootbof allegiance, and from oath of offierblhdtog to support the Constitution. ‘ 8. That it prohihltX'TO.Ung for officers who must • bo qualified by on oath to support the Constitution. 4. Tbatit prohibits sitting on juries, as explained by our laatimony, understanding that such juries do not include various other juries, where there U neither ah incorporation, with the government; an ; oath to an immoral lav,'.nor any Lmptiedcogage niettto support the Constitution. - . Dr*. Wilton, Black and J.' M; Wilson spoke at length; Beeess till 2 o'clock, P. tt. At tbat.hbur, Conference resumed, Dr. Wilson in the ehalr. Rer. Dr. .Black read the following statement, on behalf of tho Committee of Central Synod, in: reply Ao the Theses presented by the brethren of tho other Bynod: r 1. The ground occupied by theßeformed Presby. terian Church ia-reference to the civil institutions of the Uailed States, State and Federal, prior to tho disruption, is E* ttpm«ed.in her own Taagnege in .1821, “That no conheetion with the laws, officers ur the order ofrthe- State is forbidden by the Church, except whet truly (urolves-lmmorality.” . 2. That to the application of the above principles, We regard oumlxea Al'dOsentisn from immorally constituted civil.establishments; that\io say, whenever tho recognition of as immoral law is made essential to the adtiolrof Jhe juror; or to the exercise the elective frgnehile; or to Jioldiog’civil, office: or to the dischirgd of any other civil duty, Reform. . ed PreibyteriSne Tnnst abstain from all such acts, as . :'lffvdTl»g |irimoraltiy.^ : r i sr'That the raoral'characUr of tho Federal Coo* ttitution of the United States, being a matter of opinion, and undecided by any competent authority, the recognition or non-recognition of it, should not be made n term of eeelesUstiea!-communion.' * 4. Wb therefore recommend, that as the two churchesAr* united to.‘ tßalr views of the greet prin ciples of civil government, and to the belief and dec laration-or the ffet. that no communion,should be held with immorality,.‘the ground of thqra-nnion •hould be the exerctie of forbearance in regard-bjl those epeeUl^guverDiaratal-questions by which they ere now lc. is the belief of this committee -that thejtofbrmsd Presbyterian Church’ ./-ytot by'dlfferenpo of religious principles, bat by other : (nito he is ibowtrto the lettqr,'to which e reply is I hi BhonMthobrcthrcnofthe«fhcrComaiUee^d j the Synod.-not agree -to -tbeen grounds orre-unum, i we recommend to thormislsters'and memtiers of | - these-Churehes to treat’.eactT.other with -Christain [ courtesy and respect, and to co-operate as far as l posslhleou the.large common-groufcdithoy occupy as Reformed Presbyterians. ' j It was, ,on motion .resolved, that a copy of the j papers of this Conference bu presented to the Synods j by their respective committees, leaving to tho Synods to proeecutu tbe. fnrthcrcegotlatioiiff, as they may see CL On motlnn of Rev. J. M. WUson, it was resolved, that this Conference satisfaction in the members baying seen each other in ifaee; in the . Christian courtesy and brotherly kindness which hare characterised the meetiog; to the toll and free expression ttf iheir.Tiews respectively, and .anticipate goodjesults to follow thesamo. r On motimi, resolved, tiuU an exact copy ofthe proceeding*'be prepared for poblication in,the rc epectiva pariodicals-of the oonuaittees, and to be laid _ before the eevenl Syhodst ‘ The mmnb^rs - generally expressed thtir solisfao lionto tbe pleaeant and fraUmal mectlagwith their brethren'. The Conferenra then .adjourned •ine ; ~<fte, with prayer by Dr. WUson, tinging tba ISSa psalm, and the apestolle benediction.-. M'Kbisport, Ang. 4, TSSS. To Editor* of t\e -GoietU— Genta r—Permit at through your columns to reply to an article in yester day’sitopatoA, relating to the Mononeabela Valley Bank, to be. located at M’KeesporL- Ve would as eure the writer of that article asd the publie general ly, tbatXtie notorious Democratic politf tiaa” therein referred to,(who by the way la about at wellVnowa. heroes InPHtsburglOaor “Hew- York brok«V'nor anypartlea represented by him.or tbasi, areaoißow, nor hart not becn,at toy time, is aay war, dirfeUy orlndirecUy, connected with our Saak. We «xpe>Vsoon torhave burßsnk ta opera tfen upona fir®, iNUd, substantial bail#, governed and conducted by reiidenli of oar borough. Thanking the write\ of that krticle for the interest be has masifeated for vV> we would -assure him that we know our own business* end without either hit " aid or adrlce will attend -toH* Commtssiok*rs. PotiCß Itxks,— Aid. Robert had two more parlies before him yesterday for fatfrily qa&rrcling—Marj A. Jtboles and Mary Klnlon.' , '-They lire on Cley alley. Cross aulta were ent*redV or dUordcrly eon* duct, aad they both had to pay aitpe and coat*.- John Jaaaa was fined,by Atdera*o Lewla, for dla orderly following and insulting remarks to a woman named Sarah AiXhony, in Pitt township. . V • . Mary O’Brien was held to <baH Btnekr*lb, yesterday, on a charge of malio/flua mis chief, to alleged, cut down a life* with dothea on, the property of a neighbor In the Ward, Allegheny. Adam Nole, for going into a boarding-homo lo Allegheny, and kseklflg«p* great dtotarbanoe, was committed fifteen days by Mayor Stockrath. Bxoorna Arran.—Lafterealflg,aboutB o’clock* 'an exeitemOot waa ertetedin Church allay, by the ehootiaeof aoßtoboyi by a shoemaker named BobL McCurdy,'who resides there. MeCurdy, who is 71: yean old,-was married during the day to a girl aged 23, aad a wedding party, (with plenty of the Ur/*) was being held there. A crowd of boys went than to serenade him,and were annoying him, when hefired.nptoto!at them,loaded withahot,injuring txa of them. jTwo of the boy* were eons of Mr. David Siam.* HeCarty, together with three other*, Franeto Jamison, Robert McCoy, aad Sylveetar.Me- Connlck, wore arrested by the watch and placed In thstomba. 1 - . • ' ' Atttcmr CornKgu bald a meeting last night. Several ordinances were passed for tho grading and paving of streets andaltoyt, and one to prerent un* availed dogifimtajanaing-cl-large. Resolutions were passed to lay water pJpes on sereral thorough fares; aad oaa inquiring what xkbtthe C. AP. R. R. their trains an the W. AC. B» B. track on Sunday "orany other day, 'Ahordinance wni Introduced, and refuted to aeoajmHU>e,to're port at MxVmeetihg, to prohibit the burning of .bi tuminous ooal an loooootiTes.' •Na**cw EscArx.—A driver; aaoud. Lindsey a narrow teeapa, yesterday, In Allegheny, wUU attempting tangoes tbo railway tradc,at Marion aronne, with * two*horf* wagon. Two train* bad Jati puM, ttTaoa iu backing without the loco. *** •“- fi Diuso Tnirr.— Prom th. W«rrcn 10.) 4 nlm tbftt tl>* jMKfrj*tor«of Klog & BrotimTln •1 ttat »“ entod thnm*h »bnclt wtodo* oa I B*xord*yj 2ittJ »htH tfc. tm »ti» u dinmr, «nd ,1 two*«U'.w»tclm l Uir4«'ltlT»rw»tehM, .quantity 1 of anearmt bank bills, and sow* silrw chaog*, th* ft amounting to about one-buadrect dollars, taken. No traia of the perpetrator of this daring jobbaryiM jet bean had. . . | T. HAmstDtrrtrr, of Philadelphia,-bni bean ajr- FI potatkdartlng'Fmldent of iho PHUburgh, Jori • | Warfta A Ch&*foß*flrt>Ad Company, to *npply : th* S immiiii/ $ , Imufif of tht PtnprylTtaU Bout, and hii Vrrf>ad tpOP tho dischargoof hiidutloi. .... * B»ocKaU-Mem«.Anrtip LooaliACo^ K lytMßliiCi M the 3W Death nov iKttMPnuurciL—Ann Tiernao, wife of John Tlera»a, redding on Tnonel street died jraterdav morning, from the effects °* **• temperance. She learn * large famDy. She had receiied Borne slight injuries the other day by a fall-down'Btalrs, while intoxicated, and afterward* obtained more liquor, which finally pat en end to her life. None* was ferred on Alderman Neillie, jea terday, by officer Cbeas, that, nnlefa he tenders amends-within 30 days, suit for damages will be brought in the District Court, by Mrs. Elizabeth M’Millin, for haring, as she alleges, sively, maliciously and wickedly/ 1 caused her to pay a fine of $lO and the costs, for alleged dis orderly conduct," of which sho says she was innocent 'rwm Items. Accident.— The wife of Mr. Enoch Mounts, of Franklin township, Washington county, a Udr tg«l oterltjr jr cm, »Mident»llj fell out of the back door of her residence, on Monday, and severely Injured herttlf. It van at-first thongat Hint her back had been broken, bat up on examination it was found that the injury was not of bo serious a nature. , Eai .!~*7Tbe Bepublican convention met oo Tues day last** Elijah Babbit was Dominated for Con gress. ree«iviflg4B votes toJO forJoo. H. Walker, and Bfr.B* Dowry fbr Senator, the vote standing Lowry, SO, Ke)*i>24. - The rest of Ibe ticket is as follows: Assembly—John W. Campbell, Henry Teller.— Sheriff—John W. MeLane. • Treasurer —Thomas Jr Devore. Commissioner—William Putnam. Di rector—Thomas Stewart. Audßors-rDarid Nash, ILH. Bassler. Serious Accnixirr.—A gentleman, named John McCabe, was quite seriously injured on Tuesday morning, on board the steamer Venango, at tbo Sis ters. - The boat was aground there, and In endeav oring to spar her off, the block or ebleve separated and struck Mr. McCabe In the breast, inflicting se vere internal injuries.’ He was attended by Dr. Frizzell, and Is now In a fair way to recover.— ITArt/tiij IntelL Toe n’c*(mim>fer Review for July, Scott’s re print, has been received, and is for sale by Bunt it Miner. The smell of infidelity is still npon its pages, but this number is less offensive in this respect than its predecessors. A Rkusdt for Hot Weathril—The very beat remedy for this hot weather is to drop in at Bown’s, Federal St, Allegheny,and treat yourself to a sancer of their delicious Jce Cream, or a glass of sparkling lee cold Mineral Water, flavored with the choicest of Syrups, and drawn from a fountain in ixcelleotcr der. Their stock of Cakes and Confections are of the best description, manufactured from good mate rial, and got up In tho neatest style imaginableXQive them a call. + Thh Love or Praise.— “The love of praise, howe’er concealed by art. Reigns, mqre or Ices, and glows in every heart; The proud, to gain it, toils on toils endure, The modest shun It but to make it sure.'* It is pur. province to praise the garments made at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rockhill & Wil son. No. 603 and 605 Chestnut street, above Sixth, Philadelphia. £ The place to secure a saucer of delicious Ice Cream, to cool off in a well ventilated and loxurions saloon, fitted up in the neatest style, the place to enjoy an hour’s chat with yonr wife or sweetheart, while eip piogthe eooliog and healthy luxury, the place where tbel>c*t of cakes and confectionary, family bread and Ico Cream are made and sold, the place is Oliver’s, St. Clair st, near Liberty. f Modern skill has culminated in Ayer’* Pitlt. In vention did ita best in t£li production. **A masterly art has combined the subtle essences of remediate into a compound that penetrates to the foundation of disease, and expels tbo very seeds of disorder from the blood. Such a remedy was needed and since wo have It we want our readers to know it. £ - Carnaobax's advertisement of men’s and boys' clothing will interest many. His manufacture of clothing has grown La'popnlarity from ils neatnels of style and durability. jßuyon will And hi* prices favorable. + A Good Comparison.— The Rev. William Roulatt, a veil known Methodist clergyman, residing at Kaptea, draws the following atsdifng but apt comparison between Dr. McLase’s celebrated WnnJfnre, prepared by Fleming Bros., of Pittsburgh, Pa, and a ferret; “A far ret when placed at the entrance of a rat-hole, en ter» the aperture, travels along the passage, seizes npon the rat, exterminates hie existence, and draws tbe animal’s defunct catenas to the light. And to like manner have I found Dr. H'L*no’« American Vermifuge to-operate npon JORRI, those dreadful and dangm»n« tormentor* of children. This remedy, Lke the ferret, enters the aperture of tbe month, travel*down the gullet, hnuta round the stomach, levs bold of tbe worms, shake* the life out of the reptiles, sweeps lima their dm. and carries their circuse* dear < ut oi Uuasysteis. mis, at least, has been the effect of tha Vermifuge upon my children.” A neighbor of Mr. lionlatt, Mr. John Brlggv, adopts the simile of tha reverend certifier, the* both giving ibelr most unequivocal approval of tM« great specific, after baring witnessed iu operation iipou Uo Ir own children. Let oth ers try it and beaatlafled. will be careful to uk for DR. M’LANE’B CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, manufactored by FLEMING BROS.of Pinnoun, P*. All other Wrmifugtw In compare Icon ere worthless. Dr. MTjuiu’* gonuiue Vermlfiig*. fit? falscelebnttedfovor Pills,ran uow b* bad stall reenectahl* drug stores. vttMoot the ryrnalurt at *p3.AA»tvrT rt.RMINU BROS. UKLMBOLD’a tIENGINE PREPARATION, fl HELM BOLD’S Genuine PREPARATION. HELMBOLDDGenuine PREPARATION. lIBLMIIOLD’B Genuine PREPARATION. •Is prepared according to Pharmacy wod CbetnUlry, with tb* greyJret accuracy and Chemical kuowtedg* devoted to their combination. H"~ KLUBOLiyS GENCiNE'pREpAk'ATioN'-- FordUresre of the Bladder, Kbla*ya»ttr*v*i and Drajwy. READI ILEADI RSAD!— M Ye aflllctod read," tbo follow ing certificate of a cure of oTcr 20 years’ standing: 1L T. HmtitOU>—Dear Birt I hare been troubled with an affliction of the Bladder and-Kldueys for over twenty yean. I have tried Physicians to rain, and at last conclu ded to give your genuine Preparation a trial, as I had beard It highly epokeu of. It tdTirried ms immediate relief. I bare used Qiree bottles, and I have obtained more relief from its dffecU nud feel much better than I hare for twenty year* previous. I bar* the greatest faith jn iu virtue* and curative powers, and shall do all in iry power to make it known to the afflicted. Hoping this may pruTe advanta geous to you In assisting you to iptrodue* the medkiue, 1 am truly you re, l «. McCooiucx. • LewUtoirn, I’m. Jan. 28,1857. Bboold any doubt Mr. McCormick’s statement, be refore to tho following gentlemen: Hon. ffm. Bigler, ex4h*rernor, Pennsylvania. Hon. Tbo* B. Florence, Philadelphia. Hon. J. C. Knox, Judge, Tioga Co- Pa. lion. J. 8. Black, Judge, Pbiladrlphia. . lion. D. R. Porter, ex Governor. Pennsylvania, jg— Hod. Ellis Lewis, Jndga, Philadelphia. lion. R.C. Grier. Judge U. 8. Court. Hon. O. W. Woodward, Judge. Philadelphia. ’ . Hon. W. A. Porter, GRy Bolldtor, Pfailadelplila. non. John Bigler, riatfoTrrnor.OdlforoU. , Hon. E. Beaks, Auditor Genend, Wsabtogtoa, D. O. i And many others. If pscemery. 43*See advertitomeat headed * HELMDOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATION, to ano her column. tnr2sffimdawp A Great Pill.— The Oraefenberg Health Pill care* beadoch*. The Qraefraberg Health PHI cam foal *:omaeh. The Oraefenberg Health FUlcura bad breath. The Oraefenberg Health PHI cares coetive bowels. The Orsef»txrg Health PUI caret palpitation of the heart. Tlw Oraefenberg Health Pill com colicky ualaa. TU« Oraefenberg Health Pill cores piles. The Oraefenberg Health PUI com dyspepsia. Thu Oraefenberg Health Pill purges without pain.' The Oraefenberg Health Pill does not weaken. The Oraefenberg Health Pill la sot draslc. The Oraefenberg Health Pill can be taken at work. The Oraefeabstg Health Pill U entirely vegetable. The Oraefenberg Health Pill is the be«tope&<og plirtnuwn The Graefenberg Health Pill if made of choko game and roots. The Gnefimberg Health-PUI core* acid stemacb. The Graefenberg Health Pill cures cerrooenm. The Oraefenberg Health Pill has cured hundred*. The Oraefenberg Health Pill will core where a pill can cure. The Oraefenberg Health Pill acts on (be kidneys. The Oraefenberg UoalthPill combines the Tirtoi-s of roost other pilla. The Greefenbcrg Health Pills are tonic and not weakening. TbeGraefonberg Health PUI can he taken at night. The Oraefenberg Health Pill can be taken after dinner. The Oraefenberg Health Pill cootalasa duee In one pin. The Oraefenberg Health Pill Is taken by the weak. Ths Graefenterg Health Pill is taken by the bilkmi. Tbs Oracfenbnrg Uwltb PUI cam Jaundice. - The Oraefenberg Health Pill cores permanently Per a fnU account ot all the Oraefenberg medidnee, roe Oraefenberg Almanacs, which esnbohad gratis at tha age&te. Price 25 cents a box DR. GEO.H. KKTggn. No 1& Wood street, and J. P. FLEMING, Allegheny taygfcdAwT Trasses fortittCsreofßcrnla or Rapture. MARSH'S RADICAL CURE TItCSS. RITTER’S PATENT TRUSS, men’s SUPPORTER TRUSS. BELF-ADJUSTIHG TRUES. J>R. RAHNINO’S LAOS or BODY BRACE, tor Urn cureo Pnftipsoi UUrt Pflee, Abdomlral and Spinal TToakncisi DR. S. 8. PHOTS Bilrer Plated Sopporter. . PILL’ PROPS, fee the support sad cur* of Piles. ; ELASTIC STOCKING A for weak and raricoM ye In*. EIsASTIO KNEE CAPS, for weak knee Joints. ANKLE SUPPORTS, fer weak anklejolnta. SUSPENSORY BANDAGES. BELT-INJECTING SYRINGES; alao, every kind ol ; Syringes. DR. KBYSER alao haa a Truas which will radically core Hernia or Rupture. OflJoe at hiaDrugttore, No. Ipj Wood rtreet,algn of the Quldta Mortar. apijaJawP $l,OOO Reward for any Medicine that will excel PRATT A BUTCHER’S MAGIC OIL, the only Remedy now sold for NAraskU m, Fatrafya, H-aiaeSi, TooUtacU, JMinU U« StU er Back, grains, Pminr, 8-/n IVoo/, Nar«, CUtrocfeK dwdt and MutcUt-, the only yeg etable remedy diaootared that will act upon them and liar bar tha Joint*. Thousand* of per eons hare been cured of these complalnU by this new dlsooyary. AUareinyitedto :g» eit a trial. Principal offloe 200 Waahlogton stmt, Brooklyn, N.T.‘ Pormieby DR. GEO. H. KBYSER, No I*oWood stnetpndJ. T. FLEMING. Allegheny. Signature cT Pratt A Butcher on the wrapper, and name blown In the bottle. apitafawF 'Farnomnof Sednatary Employment* ire qoently experience a dnU» heavy seneatioa In the bead, wkkfc ntHtethetn hr either laborer enloymant iKWf JkadacJuPSU *re a certain core foraJfectiooe of this kind. The exporience oT thousands who have used them for year# attests tMrfiTftrib’Vt brail eompDdati arising Qroaa dls tfdexed stomach. 0m adfcrttroteent.on UUspageef to*, day’a paper. Prepared and sold by R.I*?ASNESTOCK A XXL, WhoUealeUraggWs,and proprietors of B.L. Mas* toefc’a remtfwffe, No. SO, corner Wood and Potrf&Brests, Pittsburgh. ' ‘ - anlrfSwT ‘ •1 /Tfe Herwoas retired Genlkman haTiagbeeorMtored to health tnabwdajs, after many Tear* of nerrona suffering, will send (fees) to assist others, a eopyef the prescription and a supply of the maedy,oo r* ff Ttng a stemped envelope bearing the applicant’s addrem, &2J,S?gn.. «*» mTdmkliu lMrolto. HrooHyn, New York. apfe3tnihwdaSrowT ■ l -OkLYANIO BaTTUCT, OR J&LKCTRO MAGNETIC •’«, -P-torttol, •«1 U ot .kimru ■JkI I»L KINDS OP DRXGOODS arc Bellini albargala at efejUaMt u v g rtJnlS- " • V MPRTinr A BURcHyntt.T, . BDB, WHITS BBajso iu au do Dr, *Mm> * [/test* by omr Sjxeialßeporter.] Whatever charm thereis in Tobacco, and His uu deaiahte that there lurks in its broad leaf a most po tent Influence, as it has in five centuries introduced itself in every nook and corner of the earth; what ever charm St possesses, exists to a greater extra S'in a good article than In one ofinferior quality. The supplies of Messrs. Wilson S-Gleason, No. 276 Lib erty street, and Ohioetreet, Allegheny, embrace every description known to the trade, and that of assorted qualities. stock Imported,and" Domestic Cigars is one of the largest and heat ever brought to the West, and very soperior mdraotagts may be rea lized either by the Wholesale or Retail pnrehassria; dealing with him. ft it astonishing, tbe improvement of which’ the external man Is susceptible,—while yetto ore requir ed to polish and finish up the innate principle called mind, a brief visit to Porter & Smith's Shirt and Foroishiog-store, Girard House, Smlthfield street, is all sufficient to work a complete change in tbe ap pearance and tfcsmsmogrify a fellow of very moder ate perMonale into a well dressed and pro-possessing gentlemen. Here U another,endorsement of the best medicine extant for diseased of the throat or Innga: ALLEOnxxr, July, 1856. We have used Bowman’* Vegetable Compound in oar family-for cough and bronchitis, and wq.beHeve it to be the best preparation for those complaints.— We have tried many other medicines for bronchitis, hat none of them did the good this hasfdone. It never failed to core in our family, and some of our friends have nsed it with the same success.' , Joseph BiCgs, Haxkah Btooa. The public ere. again indebted to mechanical genius, for an improvemcc t of the utmost consequen ces. We refer to Stone'i Patent Clothet Rack, speci mens of which may be seen at No. 48 Fifth street. Its leading merits are in tbe following: Clothes hang npon it depend perfectly free of caclf other and ihoS -are completely ventilated and dried speedily; it is of the greatest convenience in “Ironiug,” jf occupies but little space and whan folded up on> its pivots, may bo put into a bureau drawer or carried about with all tbo ease imaginable.* The manufacturer, Mr. Isaac Gnllett, is a practical and energetic man, and it will not bo long before he has bis machine ex tensively in nse. The reception ar.d rpcoitnen room of Car-gut gal lery, No. 21 Fifth 'street, is an excellent feature of his establishment; but possesses several others equally attractive. Tho proprietor is a gentleman who never considers any pains, timo or trouble, devoted to bis visitors,'too great, and do ooe calls upon him but considers that he has been fully renunerated by. tbe pleasure which they enjoyed in his society. His .work also U faithful and finished in the highest 'style of tbo art, invariably proving satisfactory to bis patrons. A general, well selected and perfectly reliable as sortment of Liquors may be found at tbe store-rooms of Mr. Clayton, oneof the most experienced dealers in our city, No. 37 Diamond alley. Mr. Clayton Is a polito and attentive gentleman, and hte establish, ment is a model'* for order and promptness. Tbe purchaser may be euro of receiving the articlo which bq bargains for, at the time designated, and inch a thing as the imposition of sporions articles npon the public, recoivo no countenance of Mr. Clayton. ; 77ie Lithographing of A. Krtbt A Brother, corner of Wood and Fourth streets, excels in accuracy and fineness of No bettor work of the kind Is done la this country, of which fact we need adduce no other evidence than this: their patronage comes from 111 qnarterSvpf the Union—east, west, north and south. We can most unhesitatingly recommend them to bankers, merchants, railroad companies, Ac. 1 he Quaker City.— The new sewing machine for which Mr. Daly, of tbe stocking manufactory, corner of Fifth street and Market alley, is agent, is the cheapest article of the kind ever offered in this city, costiog only $2O. Bat it is not merely in the item of price that its cheapness oonsists, but in that in connection with its utility, its perfect adaptation to the pnrposo for which it Is intended. Its stitch is the ''two-thread,” and when completed will not rip, constituting, what is termed the “lock stitch.” It is easily adjusted, works with great facility,'and does not easily get out of order. Here is an opportunity rarely offered to families who wish to purchase sew. ing machines. # Thotc who would patronire ono of the best supplied shirt store* in either city, will find such an establish ment on Ohio street, between the Diamond, and Bea- Ter street, Allegheny. Tho proprietress, Mrs. Bur gess, is a lady of experience in tbe manufacture of articles of this kind, end employs only the but bands. Persons who deal with her may rest assured that they receive well-mado and cheap work. Such are tbe testimonials of all who visit her'store. The Lithographing Art Is prosecoted here with commendable energy, and work has been done in the line of show cards, drafts, Ac-, which will bear a contrast with the same description of engraving and printing done in the East. A visit to the large steam lithographing establishment of Geo. F. Schucbman A Co., Singerley’s Buildings, Third street, will suffi ciently attest what we say, aod persons or companies who have work of this kind to be done, cannot en trust it to mure faithful hands than the above. The rooms fitted np as an Ice Cream'Saloon by Messrs. J. Carson A Co., over tbeir fine eunfectioo ery, Federal street, Allegheny, do great credit to the proprietors,being elegant, airy, and even expensive ly famished. The visitor will find him or herself refreshed by a call at Carson’s, as much by the po lite treatment which will be received, as by the eool luxury which can be had there—the very best article of Ice Creani. Qlass Freserving Jaza. Blackberries, raspberries, Ac., can be preserved fresh and sweet to a Glass Jar. with glass stopper ground In, much better Ibaa In any other kind of vewret, and tbry are the mod easily filled and Mat ed of any Jar tu uu>. Tbe above deacrlptiu* of Jar*, with all other style* in common us*; al*o, Jelly Torobler* ai|d Common Java, man ufactured and for tale at prices to suit tbe tlm<-#, by ADAMB, MAC KLIN A CO, corner Roes and Water at*. ju3o:lwd£wP Lawns, beiiaoes. LACE MANTLES, DOMESTIC GOODS, Ae, As go'rt aud chejp a stock as Is to tbe city. 7 . C. HANBON LOVg, 74 Market str»L TO STE.VMBOAT MEN—Wo will sell one eighth of tbesplendld passenger packet METROP OLIS, very low and os eaav retina. _Jul4 niTCHOOCg, McCRBABY A 00. STORAGE TO LET—-Two laige dry Cel lars and Second and Third floors, on favorable terms. .Inquire of HITCHCOCK, UcCREBRY A 00.. J»l No. 122 Second and 153 Front ttreris. f{A BXS. WOOD’S PEARL STARCH in " store and for sale by B. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO., my 7 No. 60, corner Wood and Fourth sta. Blair & wyeth-s chemical food. Another supply rac'd tbia day, (or sale, wholesale and retell, by * Jnl2 JOS. FLEMING. Fall and winter goods cheap. —MURPIIY A BURCHFIELD have ovpaeked tbe twlaoce of their Fall and Winter Goods remaining over from last winter, and are offering them at Mcca loweo- : price* than same goods can be had for a fow week* hence. :au3-dkwT MOURN IN ii GOODN.—Black Gronailine, Black Tami-alln*. Black Crape D* Eapann, Black Umge, black Clmllle, Black Mom Delaine,Crapea, Vellt, Ac. JoSkdAwT _ C. HANSON LOYK.74 Market at. MEDICINE CHESTS*—I have just opened a very fine tot of Medicine Cheats which wbfbeffH ed a* they are ordered, with the pnreat of medicine*. Tbme wbhlng an article in this line ahonld rail and examine my •lock befo»e purchaalng elaewhere. JOS. FLEMING. Jn23 corner Diamond and Market street. rpENN. WHEAT "AND LARD:— A . 4SB sack* Wheat, White and Red, 17 tierce* Lard, On tteamor Dnalrltb, to strive and for sale by au3 ISAIAH DICKKYA Ce. Qnnn ALMANACS, 1859, for Bole by' JqgO J.L.RBAD, 78 Fonrth *t. GROUND NUTS.—SOO sacks in etoro and for tale by 1841 All DICK BY A 00. LARD. —150 tierces-Prime, regular cooper* age, In atore and for sale by an 3 IdAIAII DICKEY A CO. TENN. WHEAT, new crop— 237 Backs white and 123 cacka red on steamer Poland to arrive for aalc by Job ISAIAH DICK BY A 00. LL "bOR BDMMERTSRESS GOODS eloai&g out Tory cheap, and we also have the bast assortment of doiiMstlci in tbe-city jq27 q HANSON LOVE, 74 Market atreeL ALL KINDS OF HOSIERY selling at leu than usual prices, at UUUPUY A BURCHFIELD'S Closing Out Sale. . • -- Ja27 ALL KINDS OF GLOVES gelling at leu than nsual price*, at Closing Out Sale of Jb2T MURPHY A BURCHFIELD. WHITE AND COLORED COUNTER PANES selling at less than tuna! prices, at Clodog Out Sale of Jog MURPHY A BURCHFIELD. FISH— 50 bbla. large No. 3 Mackerel; 20 bf do do do do Juvt rec’d and for sale by T. LITTLE A 00., ' Ju27 ; No. 112 Second meet. S” UO AR—25 bhdfl.N.O. Sugar, 20 do Porto Rico do, Iu atoro and for sale by Ju27 T. LITTLE A (XL BACON— 20,000 lbs. Shooldcre; 20,000 do Canvavted and Plain Ham*; 6,000 do beat Sugar Cured do In atore and for sale by . Ja2T T: LITTLE A CO. W FRANCE, Federal street, near La a cock, AHegbenyCity, Family Grocer, Dealer in yipary Bacon, Cofle*, Tea. Spfeaa, Fruit*, Ao. Jal6*Jyd FRUIT JARS—I cask East Liverpool Fruit Jars Jmt rec’d and for sale by JttlS MACKEOWN a FINLBr. 167 Liberty *1 PRINTING AND BOOK PAPERS for sale at the Paper WarahooM of W. S. HAVEN, t jnlO r * Haa. 31,83 and 86 Market at. Eourth arrival of summer dry GOODS bow Opening at i ; JulStdAwT C. HANSON LOVga. Tl Market at. CLAY. —150 boxes German Clay, first qual ity, Jo»t received perbhip < H3aaton. n at Btltlaore, and for sale by Jul 7 ALEXANDKR KING. 2 BBLS. DAMAH VARNISH for gale bY J«l2 B. L. FAHNESTOCK A Oa t\Cl UiIDS. arriving end for sale vjeift jg. oardiner TVTINERaL PAIN f—3 dox- caskh of dif* AUL ferect colon and shade* reerfrlngby : <l* • MACKEOWN A rntUY, TPENNESSEE FLOUR.—IBC iacka Extra A F*mity now arriviog from stsaswr OUftoo. For sale -y J- 13 I IB.tAH BIOREg * CO. DUX APPLES AND FEATHERS -4 eaduDrylpple*. I d# Ftalbera, How landing from steamer Clifton. For*ale by j ISAIAII DICKEY A 00* TITULL MCSLINitnd jXSI -- - Ylgorod Swiaa Maalin*, at par yard, All marked ton at closing ontaab of JaSfcdAwF • ” • A BURCHFIELD. QPONGES— A large supply of coarse and C)B^, g of * 0. SDGAR.-440 hhds. jn«t nes«< . mJ(oc»l.t, )Qll U. DALItLS * «>■ in store matt {feV] J.iuunnntl. Sides faf Wte by, t- : ■';? v JO 1 . •• - ,r Telegraphic. Tks Laylig of the AOaatle Telegraph. Tribitt Bat, Aug. s.—The Atlantie Telegraph fleet sailed from Qocenstqwn on Saturday, July i7th, and met In mid ocean on the 2StH. The cable was spliced atone o’clock pl-v*, on Thursday, the 2tftb, and the vessels then separated, tbe Agamemnon and Vadoroas bound to Valentis, Ireland, and the Niagara and Gorgon for this plate, where the latter arrived yesterday» and ibis morning the end of the cable will be landed. It Is 1698 nautical or 1950 statute miles from the telegraph bonse at the head of fiValratb harbor and the telegraph house, Bay of Bull’s Arm, Trinity Bty, and for more than two thirds of the distance the water is over two miles in depth. The cable has been paid from the Agamem non at about tbo same speed as from the Niagara.- Tho electrioal signalsare sent and received through the whole cable, perfect The machinery for peying out the cable worked most satisfactorily and it was not stopped fpr a sto gie moment Captaio Hudson, of tbe Niagara, Messrs. Everett and Woodhouse, the engineers, elec tricians and officers of the ship, and in fact every man on board tbe telegraph fleet exerted himself to the ut most to moke tbe expedition by the blessing of Divine Providence succeeded.' After the end of tho cable ta> been landed and with tho land line'of telegraph and thoJKagora has dis charged some of the cargo belonging to the Telegraph Company she wiU ge to 6t. Johns for coal and then proceed at oneo to New York. (Signed,) Cyrus W. Fixld. Tsoctt Bat, Aug. Niagara has arrived here, hav log snccessfolly laid the Telegraph Cable. The shore end aiutelaoded to-morrow. The signal* aro perfect, and tbe k>CON of the great undertaking is now. eonridered com plete- t WabHisotox Citt, Abg. s.—The New Orleans papers received by mail faroish the following: The G alms ton Civilian says that from prerrat indications the cotton picking will be -general throughout Texas by the Ist of August Unless an extraordinary calamity interfered the crop will, be by far tbe largest ever produced in Texas. Tbe es timates for tbe nextyear’i receipts at this port alone 'will be 200,060 bales. The Victoria' Advocate,says that the weather is favorable for the crops and splendid for the cotton crop. The com yield wilt he more than an average. Tampico advices to tbe 19th had been received at New Orloans. The.gojjtfhmrat troops under Gen. Nor amen bad , triutqplieu over the insurrectionary forces at Qaerotero,:<bat were subsequently defeated. Gen. Pucblete, the Constitutionalist, while retreating from Guanejnato was attacked by Gen. Loboi Znloo goiita from Celapa. His forces were routed, and many others wore taken prisoners. .Pluebleta was subse quently and summarily executed. There hat been an ontbreak to tbe district ofSfcrra Huasleca to favor of the Constitutionalists and Gen. Morino, of Tampico, had left that city with 600 men to en deavor to suppress it. Previous to starting be issued a proclamation offering an amnesty on condition of the mrrender of their ami. . The war steamer Goerro was at Tampico as a means of defence for the harbor. Gan. Vidanri intended to send from San Luis, Po tosi, 2060 men against Guanqjirato and 4000 more were to leave San Luis on tho I2th of July for tbo Capital. Gen. Caravajal was on the road between Tampico and Tascaseque, cutting off the communi cation with the Interior. Missouri Electio**.— St. Louie, Aug. s.—Mon tour oounty gives Reid, for Congress, from - 40 to 60 majority. Saline eo. gives Woodson 130 maj., and Petto's co. 200 majority. Four townships to Ltooolu eo. give Anderson 427 maj: oror Hendoraon. First Congressional District—Oolloway co. gives Anderson 1329 maj., Pike co. 97; Boone co. 865. Fifth District—Morgan co. gives Woodson 83 maj.; Cooper eo. 126 msj; Saline co. 163; Petto’s co. 115; La Fayette co. reported 642. Seventh Dis (riot— Madison co. 400 msj. for Woodseo; Washington co. 429. St Francis co. 244. Sixth District—ln Oiige co. Phelps has a large msj.; to SL Cbir co. Phelps bks a large majority, Green co. gives Richardson 200 majority. Second Congressional District, SL Charles county gives Anderson 26? maj.; Andrian eo. 187maj.; Montgomery co. 92 msj. Boone co., It is reported, gives 800 maj for Reid ; Lafayette, It Is reported, gives 642 maj. for Woodson. Sixth Distriot—Gas conade 00. gives Richardson 296 msj. over Phelps. St. Lours, Aug. 5.— A dispatch from St. Joseph, dated the 2d, says that the Salt Lake mail has ar rived, but it brings no news of importance. Order and qaiet has been restored throughout Utah, and tbe Mormons expressed themselves highly pleased with the territorial affairs. Upon Gen. Johnson’s entrance into the city, tbe few remaining Mormons fled. Commissioners Powell and McCulloch having completed the duty assigned them, are ea rente for home. Johnson had Issued a proclamation prohib iting soldiery and citizens from disturbing tho Mor mons or their cattle, nor were any troops allowed to enter the city under any pretexL The rivers on the route are all high. Tbe Indians are quick New York, Aug. s.—An unexampled sensation was created by the new* of the successful laying of the Atlantie telegraph cable. The telegraph office will be illuminated to-morrow nighL The intelli gence eires universal satisfaction. \ At Quebec, Montreal and througbont the prov inces generally, tbo news of tbe union with tbe mother country has been received with enthusiasm. PntLAnxLruiA, Aug. s —Tbo laying of the teln grapb cable caused a greatexcitement and rejoicing here, though some still dealt the sareass of the en terprise. At Harrisburg the old Stato bell, all the church, depot and factoty bells were rungin rejoicing. . CixnxxATi, Aug. s.—TbgrOrfcs greatexcitcfneut on 'Change open tbe anoonneewent Of tho rucoeii Of the Atlantic telegraph cublo and bnsincss wais for some tlmo suspended. Tho Democratic Congresiional Convention at Col ambus to-day nominated ri. S. Cox, fur Congress, by acclamation. Clbvelaxd, Aug. 5. —A mooting of general ticket agents was held here to r day. Most of tho western roads refused to acquiesco in the arrangements of tbo last Cleveland Convention. Detroit, Ang. s.—Great rejoicing was caused by the successful result of the Atlantic telegraph enter prise. The telegraph office was brilliantly illumi nated. i Worcester, Mass., Aug. 6.— The news of the success of tbe Atlantie telegraph was received with cheers. A salute of 100 guns will be fired to-morrow. Baltocorb, Ang. s.—The news of tho laying of the cablo produced intenso. interest here. There is anxiety to hear farther from it. CutCAOo, Aug. s.—One hundred guns are now be ing fired in honor of the'suceessful laying of tho telegraph cable by the Atlantie telegraph fleet. Sprcmi potters, SAMUEL GRAY MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 62 S7\ CLAIR STREET, PZTTBBURQU, PK.N.YA., is prepared to furnish his customers and buyon generally, with tLo latest and moat fashionable styles of Spring and Sommer Qoods of every variety, which bo will make op to order to the entire tali*faction of thoea wbn may favor them with tlielr patronage. apZ&tlfe POSTLEY, KELSOH *. CO., Manufacturer* OUN BARBELS, SOLID BOX VICES, ROBINSON'S SOLID CAST STEEL SCYTHES—Warranted. Oast Steel and Hammered Shovel* and Spades, Hoes, Huy and Manure Fork*, Pick*, Mattock*, <kc. Warehonn. Ho. 17 Market St., myll;2rofc PITTSBURGH, PA. Pittsburgh Water Cure Establishment, FOR TIIE CURE OF ALL KINDS OF DISEASES.—Located at Uaymlle Station, on tha I’itta horgb, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad, is now newly re fitted and Improved by the erection of a Gymnasium and Bowling Alley, which will afford agreeable and healthful exerclae and amnaement lor patient! and other* friendly to ouray.tem, wbe may wiah to ipend tome time with ni dnrtng the hot weather. Addreaa Box 1304, Pittslmrxh Penna. J. UERFOBD.H.D. I ... . . JeTdAwSmP 11. PRBASS, U. D,} *bj*lciM»- DAWiiiH ac niIfTT.g)Y, Hen**, Sign and Ornamental Paintara, AND G R A INg R 3; DUUU t> White LeadandZlnn Painta. Aleo, all kind* of Paints, Oil*, Varnish**, Window Glass, Potty, Broaba, Ac, 144 Shod Street, two doors aiovs Tiffin'Alley. mrlfkijdto FISH! FISH! CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A PULL SUPPLY OP WHITE FISH, TROUT, SALMON, PICKEREL, HERRING, : MACKEREL, #9*oxden, accompanied by the cash, will meet prompt attention. ’ HKNEYILOOLUNSr myI4.-dtjyl 25 Wood street. u»oiß.^.^...w.n'cpuooQq. Pittsburgh Steel Works. JONES, BOYD dc CO„ Uanufactorcnof CAST BTBEL; also, SPRING, PLOW and A. B. STEEL; SPRINGS and ATLRH, dmter Boa end first Struts, Pittsburgh, A. flAic ;om , „ a. «««» X>. B. ROGEKS A CO h 3 Rogers’ Improred Patent Steel Cultivator Teeth, JnaTydS R ° a and Wr * BtneU ' **»*“»»*» "TTARNISnES— f 10 bbla. Coach, 6 bbls. Furniture, I do Oopal, 0 do Japan, S do Ddmar, 40 do Aspbattnot, Jmt ree*d and fifths by MACKEOWN A FINLEY. ROPERIES—7& hhda. prime N. O. Sugar; \JT 200 bila. N. O. Itcilaaara; T 6 bza Tohaeoo. various brand* - 16 kegs 6 twlet Tobacco: 1 200 hxa. Window Gian, aw*4 «iw Becelvcrfnnd for aaleby':- Jeß R.ROBISON A (JOIV TOBACCO— 50 keg. warranted Va. B twist: 30 bbla. Cot aod Dry Tobacco, For sale by LEWIS MDQERTON. Agents, Jnia 307 Woo 3 »trVet. . QOAPB—A large supply .of Law'aweU- O known Drown Windsor Soap, Just rac’d. Aleo, Honey. Wm,Kymph <,*■* „ Jal corner Diamond and Market street. /'tOLOl&S) PAPERS—2Sx3B .ttmTaoHS V Jmt rac’d and tor aalc atteannfkriurerv* prime br ■ W. 8. HAVEN, Stationer and paper Dealer. Jnl9 ooToer Market and Second Ae. TjVLO UR—2G bbla. Extra Family, made of JD. mteeted WUHa Wheat, «*pre»Jy for fomilr-ase. 4a atoraaaTfbr eale'by : .. iMiar Mnwr - , •-*»*> : iSirroptemirt.oiwrWooA^ Slain black btjuit rjtiWttt vOTaLHßWlHY^fftlbS^itiwt; ..‘Aa. ..w-.'v. — Commercial COMMITTEE OP ARBITRATION POR AUGUST. IsUAtt Dicsct. V. P. C. 11. Paclsox, JAXES OAAMSSa, DiTID CIMTOELL, ACSTI.T Loo 1113 PITTSBURGH HAiU££TS. [ Reported Specially far the PitUbvryh GautU. ] Pmsßoaoo, Fvdat, Acocst 0,18&S. FLOUR—A little more activity; ulrsat depot of SOO Obi* family extra at ss,oo@*s t oT: WO do extra at $4,80; an AIM nnd 105 do cu private term*. Prom store, sales or 500 bbl* to lots at tor super, $1,87 forextre,and $5,25 for fou lly do GRAlN—Bales of. 550 bos Oats atdrpot st 35, aod 50 do GROCERIES—S.tIes of lO hhds'Sngarat S& and 15 bags ColToa at IIACON—SaIe* of 5,000 Bn Shoulders at 6>£, Bides 6%, and Hams at 914. HAY—iuies at scale* of 9 load*, at s9@sU too. WIHBKT—SaIes of 40 bbls rectified to lots at 26 gall. ttOXfCTAHY ASD COHfIKBCIAL, Iu our markets to-day, four was In good do* maud and llrro. Wheat was very fins, witb a demand fully equal to Uio r<*c>-l]it*. Corn was In active request at COc.— Oats buoyant, with in upward tendency. Tbsra was a streus mov«tnfot In the btcon market, witb considerable sales, but thk particulars were to most cases, kept private. Late this afternoon 40 hbds Sides sold at B}£c. packed, ani 100 do. do, st Madison, at same, dosieg buoyant- Pork and Lord were held witb mure firmness, but we hoard of no sale*. Bugs* and Molasses firm, with a good demand. Al together, the markets wero characterized by a fair degree of activity add general t-ooysney. as regards prices. The engineers on tho Tetre Haute and Alton Railroad struck yesterday for back wages, and sptited tho engines to the track, thus puttiug a stop to bntinesson the road. The Company is iq arrears, wo understand to tho employees, five months wages. There are Indications of n similar difficulty on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. The 81. Louis Democrat of Ibis morning says: * Abont thirty polioemen wore last tranlng'despatched by the City Marshal to tbo depot of the Ohio and Ulssialp pl Railroad, across the river to protect tbe property of th* Company, in which the city has a share, from an appre hended seizure *>y a number of laborers on a strike. It was Teased that tho latter Intended to teize a locomotive.” Eighty box cars, one locomotive and two hundred tons railrood iron, belonging to the Mori.-ttn and Cinelntmti Rail road Company are to U- sold by the Sheriff of Wood co, Va, at Parkersborg, on tbe 16th, to satisfy the claims of A. T. Nye A Son, and otbvr creditors. ' Import* by Railroad. P. Ft. W. AO. R. R.—72 aks rags, Chadwick; 102 bbls flour, Myers A McDevlit; 42 bXs cheese, Church A Israel; 30 do. Leech A Hutchison; 50 do. It Dalxefl A co; 27 do, T Lit tie A co* 18 do. Riddle, Wilts A co; 73 do, J B Canfield; 20 do, H Q Collins; 7 ski rags, J 8 Leech A cr; 10 bbls whis ky, Genklnge & Tracy, 10 bdls paper, Perkins A co; 25 do* buckets. Jones A Cooley; 110 MU handles, Newmyer A Graff; l bbt fpgs, I’ary* A co; 66 bides, Hamnett Aco, 40 suit* spoke*, Leech & Mair. 25 bgs meat, R H Patterson; 8 hbds do, Bhrlrer A Dilworth; 2 bbls eggs, R Dalzell A Co; 645 bus oats, G Bingham; 31 sks wool. Brown A Kirkpatrick; 280 bbls flour, 8 Lindsay; 1« hbl* egg*. Ilea; 5 care cattld, 1 do hogs, owners; 23d bales wool, 130 do cotton, 70 bbls Ores, 84 pkgS batter, 953 bbls flonr,J4o bale* Buffalo robes, 251 hides, Bpkg* tobacco, 2400 bus wheat, 13 roll* leather, 21 Iks rags. C 3 bbla hams, 60 pigs lead, 102 bxs itarcb, 17 balsa hCmp, 10 bbls apples, Clurko A co. Imports tty River. ST. LOUIS per Ida May—lB23 tks wheat, 17 do feathers, 2 du sang, I Dickey t co; 427 bbls Hour, Clarke A co. BIVKK SRWB. The river I* slowly receding; but tbe weather last night Indicated more rein, and we therefore may have another tbo. Tbe stage of the water Is feet. Tbe flannottia arrived with 42u bbls floor for Clarke A 00, and 600 sk* wheat for Dickey A co. .Tbe Ida May came np during Wednesday night. She bad 1323 sks wheat and 427 bbls floor. Tbe Indian and Potomac both w%nt ont with lair loads. - Tbe Economy hvs commenced to load, and Is advertised for to-day. Bhelaa comfortable boat with ono of the best «f captains. Tbo Ida May also commenced boding, and was taking nn a considerable quantity of oats. Tbe Bar menla Is loading elso, and will leave on Saturday, as adver tised. -• WUh tbe exception of there font boats, there was nothing doing at the wharf. Tbe Cincinnati Commercial of Thursday aajl: u The last arrival—the Pelry Queen—reports a tire of 2 feet at Parkersburg, and one foot at Pomeroy, th* wster be tog ootof tbe Muskingum. She found three fret fall at Blcnnerhasaett and Buffington. Messrs, W. and Ram Bnrt, pilctoon the Lehigh, state they only found 414 foet at Flint l»Uud, and four feet on Portland Bar. Tho r nieevor waa still aground above Ceredo, when the Fairy Qaeeo passed down. The Lehigh left Kransrille, Sunday night. Pacied Quaker City ngronnd at Yellow Bank Island The Ma rengo, from Wheeling. p*n»e in towing a couple ol bergea containing 200 tons railroad Iron for tb* Upper Mississippi She left tb* lerw* last night. We aoderetand sbe got* on to*way* for trifling repairs, preVfoos to competing her The Neplune departed for. Pittsburgh with her SL Lou : * freight, having picked np 23 bale* of cotton hero additional The Lehigh reshipped 25 passenger* oo tbe Neptuoe. Tbe Jennie Gray also left for Pittsburgh. She took 30 tan* off the Vixen, and has 60 tons of Iron engaged at Porta mouth. Rather a *tlm show. Bbo wa* thronged with pa*- reugers .Tb* Peoola, from Pittiburgh, duarod for Bl Louis with 300 tun*—havingaocnred'3o ton*here. Oolr a moderate trip of people Tho W. I. Maclay departed fur BL Louis, (toalng a borge,)-wltb 800 tons and a low pisseagsre. Tbeßsijmblle was sold at SL Louis, Saturday, by trustee rele, to Cept. Bam. Montgomery, for |B£oo. To mak* th* sale complete,}!* will havo to bay out other claims of over |4,000 linilnres at New Orleans, at tbe Uteat dates, wst excessively dull, and by private advice* we lrero that tbe yellow fever was oo tbe Increase While tbe Acacia Cottage was lying*! C»iro, her mate struck an Irishman with a dub, laying open his face and breaking his law lie was not arrested' Steamboat tt«|liter f ARRIVED. DEPARTED Lumi ne, Gmwuaville. Luxerne, Bruwnsvitte. Telegraph, do. Telegraph. do. Colouel Bayard, EUzaU-th. Col. Bayard, E'itnUth. Tlaruonla,Cincinnati, Indian. Cincinnati, ' Ida May do. I’olomac do. * Rivza—3 fret din. faliiaz. ALLKGKKNY CUTTLE MARKET. o*lo* BOOT* TAXDB—(vtACH'a.) „ . .. TacMPir, Au 7. ft, Ifcfta. Bursa.—A full supply, and market dull; price* declitaed a afciulo on previous quotations. No. By whom; » J II Hiiff. I** Myers A tlm M Oronawalt A Co 90 Marks k ti> 42 C K Ward-. 44 If Merrick k T Anl:. 3D J nay*.... -*Jft J Y Pric- 16 T BT>Jlur...._ 34 J Morna ~ M IlilU»n,ih*r. 21 W Murdock— 2f. N Carr- 22 A Campbell L._ 2ft J Robiiitoc 1» It Shield* lft RoydACa inb J Stewart sent East 17 0 Welch..., soDt Kasl. 42 ll Cook . wnt East. 67 Trauiiff&t ftf «» SIIKKP AND LAI IBS—I2OO offered, and SOO told at S '2idi hfud . balaoc soot Feat, 200 hubs told at *l,oo® 200 wro ,oW 11 J«d» and platform at *2,00w05,00 H brad Fold. 40 lUi 61 GO 42 4.1 a& V TclegraptUo markets. New Tow, Auc. B.—Cotton dnll; sales’COO balee. Hour buoyant; 13.600 bbla sold: Ohio $1,10664,30; Southern *4 05 Wheat firm; 42,000 bo, toll. ■Corn n2su!d; M. 000 ba< mid. Whiskey firm at 27c. Sugar firm. ’ Market—jßtocka higher; Chicago A Rock liUod <«Vv Cnmbsriand Owl Co, 17; Michigan Southern - **■" MHwaoki* A u'£ eUsippi 10; A Irglnia Sixes Mla*oori Slxca ftt-V- Gate na A Chicago Sti; Michigan Ceuira! 01; Erie Rail ]W- Cleveland A Toledo 3 5% La Crowe lind Gnata w£. H ‘ Pan.innjmi,Aog.6.—TheFlonr market coatlnnee ex trrnety qnlet, but with imall receipt, and botderv are firm; aale< are ronfined to (he wantaof c ibe trade, at 74J5691A0 for old and recenUy gronnd, t4,76@556 for fre*h groaS ftom new Wheat, and $1,76 on to ts_67 \£ 51 bhl for .rr™ and fancy brand*. Rye Floor ecarce and held at $3 60 Corn Meal unchanged. Wheat s:arce and ln demand, IAOO °. e » Re* "Md at $1,20 and White at JI.SWa Rj* »t ?3c for old and Gsc for new. Com eoarw and wanted; Oat* li in better request; there waa EoObuih.li “!" "'“r "KI' 1 IT •4 08c to 39c. Provision* firm hut not much donlr- n» lv^l. I fc tkh?, \U. l | , i lBto | l8 ’ 25,and Un,4tl2c!n *Qd 130 in kega. Whiskey advanced: sslea of hbla at 2d to 27c. CIscXXXSTI, Aug. 6.—Floor firm; 3,000 bbl* aotd at £4,20 for fair extra and £4,60 for White Wheat, included In the aale* were 1,«jOO bbls for October delivery at *t,ls- re ceipte moderate. Oata ore in active demand at 63c on arri val. Corn U wanted at 60c and Tory acarce. Wheat firm Whiskey steady. Provision! bnojant; sales 400 hhds Racon. closing at C.% and 8-% for Bfaoulden and Bulk Meat sold to the exteut of 100,000 lbs bat at rates kept private. Mesa Pork Is generally held at £l7; about COO bids sold on private terms. Bteailußhas adTanceu to 12c with an activo demand. Sogar Is buoyant and is hold kc higher Molasses is advancing. The weatbor Is cooler owing to heavy rains South of this place. The ratwof exchanged noaltcrod. ° Riinuoax, Aug. A—. Flour dull, hot firm. Wheat firm and uttchanged. Corn Is Ann; Whit* 82@84c; Ysllow 94c. WWskey Is steady at2BX@2Tc. Provisions firm and ad vandng; Dnlk Lani ll^®l2c. ■pUY ONE of our Patent Spring Beds, which ' JLF »• selling at the low prlco of $3, T. 11. TOPKQ 1 CO. T ABIES’ AND GENTLEMENS' Keolining XJ Chairs, floiabed and In wararooms,'' T. B. YOUNG A CO. OTTOMANS of various sizes finished and for sale by Ua3l) T. B. YuUNO A CO. 'BANS—rIOO bush small white fog > Jal9 • J. B.CA! FLOUR —25 bbls Extra Family in store and foraaUby fj e 2l] r J.B. CANFIELD. tetomao Horring in store and for , mTOHCOCK, MoCRKERT A Cp. I ME—2od bbls,Louisville White, for b F Jal» J.B CANFIELD. • ILL PAPER of best quality sold by >Je26 VM. O. JOHNSTON A CO n 67 wood at. 0T10N.—26 balei joie o arrive—for sale by ISAIAH PICKET A CO. BUT*rER.— 40 kegs packed Butter in store and for aale by Jo!7 ATWELL. LEE A 00. OUNTRY BACON.—2OOO pounds choice Gbouldara,l^oofi>s.claarBid«»—to arrive; for tale by JulT ATWELL, LEE A 00. LARD— 74 tea. No. 1 now landing from steamer Marmora for *alo by . J«44 ISAIAH DICKEY A CO. LARD. —74 tierces No. 1 uniform cooper age now landing from steamer Clifton—for safo by Jol> . IBAIAP PICKET A 00.. AOKERELL—IOO bbls No'. 3 largo, 60 hlf do do do J. B. CAKVItLD. !•by jglP riOTTOf? —27 holes' now landing from steamboat Indian for aale by Ju24 ISAIAH PICKET h (NX POTATOES —100 bags for sale by Jul . : HITQgCOCK, McOREkrT h 00. CIGARS— Another supply of genuine Ha* vimu Ogam we’d this day by JC§. FLEMIWQ. ZCi BAGS DRIED APPLES on hand and tJ\J for sale by Ja26 RIDDLE, WIRTB AQq EQGS. —2 bbla. just received and for sole by Jnl7 ATWELL, LEE A CO WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE receiv- Ing daily and for aale by BIDDLE, WIRTB A 00. IViJ'ACKAREL—2S half bids. Jorge and 111 tnedlnm 3~S fur sale by TL PALZELI- A 00. /CODFISH—2 tea. in store and for aale by , J. B. OANFimj. T -BAD-—2OO pig* No. 1 Lead for sale by JUJnM henry n oollins. DRIED APPLES—I.OOu uuah for Bale bv _ . 7• B. OAWFIKLD. [TARCH— 50 bbla. 100 bxx fnr «]. * JuiO J»B.OANFl>tr.n 3r AHD—iiOO bbls for aalflby I ■l» li> : ~ ~ '-t'" J- Btcimn.n . . ’ - > ' “ ktrsular Stearans. Mosongabela Rlrer XT. S. M » n * Pickets STEAMER TELEGRAPH, I STEAMER JEFFERSON, TCaipt. J. C. WooßWu#. | Qut, osoEaa Cuik. HE ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE now_ranning regnUrly. Morning Boats ]««t* Fitts* ?* L o f “•», aod KTtnlng Boats at 0 fop u Kwwpon, Elhabethtown, Mrmong*- beU City, BelleTenum, Fayette City, Greenfield, California and Brownsville, there eonneetinffwith Backeand Ccochu for Unlontown, Fayette Springe, Morgantown, Wayncsbun: Caralchaeltown and'Jeficraon. Passenger* ticketed through from Pittsburgh to Union, town tor $2, metis and staterooms on boat* inclusive,— Boata returning from Brownsville lea re at 8 o'clock in the mornlngand sld the evening. For; farther Information #n* qaire at the Offlee, Wharf Best, at the foot of Grant street. ans Q. W. jSWINDLER, AGOT. Reqolar marietta and r tcmlZ ZANESVILLE PACKKT.-i-Tbe fIDOjtfBHI light draaght steamer LIZZIE MARTIN, Capt. Brown, Clerk STOoonaH.will leave for the above and all iatermedf ate poru EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 4 o’clock. For freight or passage apply on board or to ' Ja» FLACK, BAnNES A QQ„ Agents. Cincinnati, Set. FOR CINCINNATI & LOUIS-1 ICfr fc VILLK.—The floe >teuaer ECONOMY, jAaSESK Cept. BellxhooTt-r, will leave lor the above mediate porta on THIS OAT tho'fcb ia«t. For freight or paseage appl/ on board or to - ' eat FLACK, BARNES A CO. St. Route, Set. UPPER MISSISSIPPI Pack- , flßfr ET. Northern Line, for KEOKUK, BURLINGTON, MUSCATINE, GALENA, TußCtJuit STILLWATER, BT. PAUL AND ST. LOUIS.—The Hjrbt draught, fiiTorite steamer HARMONIA, Capt. Hiram-K. Hailett, will tears a* abore, positively on SATURDAY the 7th Initial 10 o’clock, A. M. Loading at Foot or Wood street. For freight or paaeage, apply oo board crrto ■u6 , FLAOK. BARNES A CO, Agents. jpo R ST. LOUIS.—The fino , l», fc . eteamer GAZEL, Capt. E. Itui, wmJy9flGfl| leafA fnr the a boro rfod ill Intermedia to porta os THIS DAY, the Cth Instant, at 10 a. v. For freight orpas* sage apply on board or to aa4 FLACK, BARNES k 00. ©tUana, Set. rOR NEW ORLEANS~(mrn dispatch.) —The splendid steamer ALMA.dBfIBSE Oapt. Robinson, will tears OlndoDAti for the intermediate ports. Will take all Pittsburgh freight coo slgsed. For rates apply t> Jo2o FLACK, DARN£3 A 00. lUisceUancoun. jJealtiiT GRACE!! AND BRAUTYI Couferrul on the Ladles by woaring DOUGLAS A SHEawOOD'B OBIBSSATSD SKIBIS The unparalleled enceaeiof the MW EXPANSION SKIRT 020,000 of which hare been sold during the last four months) baa Induced the manufacturers to make arrangement* that will enable them to prodace 200 doxeas (2,400 Skirts) per day daring the mouths of Jane, July and August. They also call attention to their NEW LINEN SUPERIOR SKIRT, For traveling, which is receiving universal commendation from the Ladles. . They are the sole proprietors of only “Patent Adjustable Bustle” in use. Beware of the many imfuttons offered In the market, as they are all either infringement* of oar patent, or worth less. They also manufacture over 7Gather Different Styles, toUh and wfeW the “Patent Adjustable Hurtle.” Theee SKIUTB have been recommended by the HIGH EST MEDICAL AUTHORITY a* being the bistetrtide far Ladies use (Mat hat ever been offered to the public. Nona genuine tmleas stamped DOUGLAS & SHERWOOD, MANUFACTURERS, NEW YORBL >Vr sale throogbont tbo United fitatae and Canadas J<l73md» - PROPERTY SOLDERS. ATTEHTIOS, mum & TOBsreois Having increased their fadlitlM for u d W. E - <sc GO'S PATENT ELASTIC FIRE Aim WATER PROOF CEMENT HOOFING, ARE novr prepared to oxccute orders for any description of Boofr, steep or flat, at the shortest do lice and with the ntmoet care, being determined to put on Rootk that cannot be sorpanod for * Cheapness and. Durability. Our ilooCi are too well known to require any eulogy from ns. Testimonials in Ia»or of this Rooflug and samples tan be seen by calling at onr Office, No. 75 Smlthfleld street. Building* covered with the above Roofing can be seen At H. Nelson's, corner of Wylie and High streets J. Deck’s mw Hotel, corner of G rant and Seventh streets Honse of W. 0. taelle, Esq., Diamond alley, opposite Patterson’s* Stable: Store of It. Straw, corner of Afarkot and Secoud its; also lloom of B. n.Succop, same block; Brownsville Wharf Boat; nonto of Robert Flynn, Concrete, between Webster aud Wylie streets StoreofJ. M. UcßoMrts, Webster sL, Stable of A. Bradley, corner of Water alley and Sandusky street. Allegheny; House of IL R. Wilkins, Esq- Wood's Ran; House of A. Negloy, John Scott, Wm. McCall and MH ® OOD kr Mt Liberty;» ml many other* too anmerons to men tU>“ & , PERKIN. A JOHNSON, apgdtwlyT No. 76 SmilhfleLl »L, Pittsburgh, f>a. LATEST N EWS from all parts of tho world. SaetboHWYORR r . DAILY H&HALD, * TKIBU.VK PHILADELPHIA DAILY PRESS, CIXCUnrATLCOMUBacIAt, r,;iILIC LKDOEIl > or u» ell,, b, „„ «T * HUNT 4 iUKER’S, Mmoblo-H*3L I*l9 Trulfl suppll*)). BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP FOH CASH. JAMES ROBB, . NO. (tft MARKET BTBK£T, cteAtt TUB MAUKET UOUSE. fl« Jost rw«lTod hi* lirp Spring atack of L^, D ,!52/i 1 . I , 8 2 B ?;*" ,|o,ni ' Dlll!N3 ' BOOTSu>d BHOKft HUNS’ CALF, KU* AND COARSK BOOTS, SHOES, OXFORD TIES, BOYS’ AND VoTlTns'BooTS?snW3f*? PEaAB,,tC ' A tvy «npertor article and eery neat •Direct from the Mannfactnrere, which he will tell bj the »“»pr^c*io , atTtn7redo c ed priw* for cash. Thiaetock comprises one of tho Urreat aaeurtmonti to La fooodltieuyeity ) .ultable'for city and eaontry aalee. and hating oter twenty year* experience la baying, he mute that be am now aait all taatea. Ue rwpectfnUy Intltoeall in Went to c dl. aatnrtng them That they will he-pleaeed. mr3o—- myl7 qoolTdark prints, USUALLY SOLD ATI2J4 CT3, BEUJXG AT 9 CK.NTe, at atara of MURPHY it DURCnriSLD. NOTICE. —Id consequence of the intended dissolution of our partnership about lit ofSeptember. soothe great sacrifices we are making In closing out our stock at exceedingly low prices, all goods unpaid for at time of porebase after tills date will be considered doe Ist Sept and bills presented lor paymeutjU that time. T 1 , D . D „ , MURPHY * BURCHFIELD. Jqly IX, IMB.-JoB:dSwF OUT SALE OF BRKAD SAFES, MASTER'S CiIRAM YRERZEBS, At minced price*. Now la Uso time to mppJy ycraraelf at. J. T. CRATO k CO'S. 104 Wood at. pacAia, FOR LADIES' DRESSES, REDUCED TO 12J4 CT3. PER YARD, it MURPHY k BURCHFIELD'S. L" AKE FISH— -160 balfbbla. White Piih; ; 135, do Trunt; 100 do 1 Soltnoo; 00 do Herring; 20 do Pickerel, Thle day rec.d toil for —le by fIENRY 11. COLLINS. Q UNDRIES—IB6 Sacks Extra Tenn. Flour; k? 20 nek* Hog Bain 4 do Dry Apple*; 2 do Ftatbera;-^ 74 bbl*. No. 1. Lard? 18 bales Oot ton; ; to srrlre on CUflon, f*r sale by lrs ISAIAH DICKEY k 00. (TIIGARS! CIGARS!!—A large lot of genu* Ij lae Henna Clgmoftbe *• Seneca,** ‘-Coquette," ■*Con> cblft” end “Intro Actoe” brands rac’d thu day. Thowt wishing a box of good dears should cell end fframine ay stock before purchasing eWbera. JOS. FLEMING, URPIIY A BURCHFIELD have jeer’d a lot of Tigered Swiss Uoallns, a decided bargain. Alii, PequaaadUoen Collars, lower than anal, w And we are now offering oar Benges and Grenadine Robes at mneh lower prices than told at early in tbe season. TJTTINE9 AMD LIQUORS—I have constant- TT iyonband a Urge mpply of pare Wines and Liquors for medicinal purposes, Tboee wtobing anything in this .Une can rely upon getting a pare article at JOS.YLEUntQ’S, Comer Diamond and Market atraeL HE ONLY FkESU STOCK OP DRY 1 GOODS In fee dty, now opening. New style Prints, *~rfnll aril thtiTinlasnn linnni nf sll kinds of seesooeble Dry Goods in tbe dty. Jolt q HANSON LOVK.74 Markets l "POTATOES— 100 boa. at 25c to clow ’lot, sound and e ° od nITCIIOC>CK jrcCRKERY k CO., JoB ]~y?Secopqaod 151 Front alreats. FAMILY FLOOR—Choice white wheat in Jn7 p. a HERBST.-gr. Liberty tnd Hsnd st. 1 nnn bush TOeat for sale by J - ; IUUU HITCHCOCK, MoCRBEkY a 00, - Je3s 122 Beosod sod 151 Tropt strata- IMEN CHECK, RUSSIA DUOKnnd all kinds of goods for boys' wear; Also, lawns, Bareges ana all kinds of Sommer goods. “gSSwT 0. HANSON tOY* 74 MsrfatsL Seasonable goods—Sun Umbrellas; Parasols, Dusters, Hoop Eklrt*. LsceHsatlek Organ dic<umM ■- o. lahsoh tori, jyk. - formerly Lon Bhml, No. T 4 Market stmt. NO. 1 LARD/— 44 tierces irregular age, - to do regular. do in store; . / W do Jo datoazrin and far sale by , 7 13ATAH DIOSET A 00. PLEASE call and examine our Fourth Ar rlTal of Sommer Dry Oood* that are now being opened. jalfl 0.- HANBON I4)YJS. T 4 Market stmfc. UJLOUK—6O bbls extra Family for sale by J Jnl9 t ~ J. b. CANWKLD. O K OASES SAL SODA for solo by •r. JqO jeia ~ b. L. fahnestock a 00. iGQS.—2O bbl» ejrra for solo by injiT tpu.woßxn. AKD-1000 lbs. No. l X-iffreoJdJnd for ~im*li** WMrsjoo. . DJ£AgttJS3—2U JL' • * ■ w *, , w ■>.' * ' HEALTHOFAiffiRIcIr^E^ Formaay years I hart been troubled weariness and languor, both manta! and rhyikaii e * l^ra L Hitlemw, dull headache, (kts id tha head ana £222* !' coldneta and tendency to rtlffheo, palpitation of thThq*t, very easily fluttered or excited, appetite variable, rt and bowels eranged, with pain. Any mental or phyifcai’ exertion was tore to bring on all the symptoms, and tfaag ' in addition, falling of the womb, and groat pain in that r» gi»n. Ono pbyxldan after another exhanstod hi* «km gaTe me op. A patient and, penewring use of MAR BtiALf.*a UTERINE corned me, and I have no words mullleiant to express my thankfulness-' Mas. JULIA ANNE JOHNSON.* I can truly say that I have been a sufferer for many yean ' with white# and deranged menstruation. Alter a while I had other troubles, each as pale face, iadlg-»tton,-waaiJßx - away, general languor and debility, pain in the small of the beck* a sort of .aching and draggingsonsation, pain between ths shoulder bladesextending dowo the spine, loss of app* tile, trouble in the stomach and bowel*, with cold hands and-'i feet and dreadful nervousness. Tbo- least excitement would make me foel as H I shonld fly away. I tried doctors and drags, and everything, wo# after another, without tbe ben efit. One bottle or MARSHALL'S UTEIUNK CATHOU 00N changed some of my symptom* for tbe better, and now'-.’ lam entirely apd radically cored. I wish that every wm? man could know whit it will do, CLARISSA ORES. For a long time I-h«d Uterine cou>plalnt« with tbe follow- ' ing symptoms: 1 was nervous, emaciate l and irritable; X* seemed to abound in complaints; some of* hlcb 1 will try tell you; pain in the lower organa, and a fwllbgsaalf some thing was going to foil ont; inability to4*lk nuch ou «•- count of a feeling of fullness; aching and dragging, and shooting pains in the back, loins, and extending down the legs; the Jolting produced by riding caused great pain; spas-/ modlo shooting* and pains la tbe side, stomadrandlKiwolsi headache, with ringing iutbe ears; overy fiber of thobody seemed sore; great irritability; intense nervousness, I could not beer the least excitement: without being prostrated for a day, I could scarcely move about tbs house, and did not take pleasure in anything. I had given np hopo, having ■ tried everything; as I supposed, in vain, bnt a friend called ray attention to MARSHALL’S UTERINE OATIIOLICON. 1 took it, hoping against hope. Moat fortunately it cub'd ; me;and there is not a healthlcror more gratcml winqpd in thocountry. I trust all will u*« IL It la truly tlip’woman’s , ;r friend In need. ; Mss. FLORENCE LESLIE. ’ MARSHALL'S UTERUfX CA TBOL WOH will certain If curt Falling(f the\ Womb, Whites, Supjirtsrcd, Irregular or Painful Menstruation. Bloating. Inffisinmatums and Lit easeS of the Kidney t or Urinary Organs, Etlentirm of In continence of Urine, Heartburn, CbtUbmen, L'crvoiitnets. Fhintivgt,Palpitations, Ormnpr, Disturbed Sleep,. and all .. troubles organic or sympathetic, connected with the Uterine. -, . , organs. l ; -.:'* The price of HarsKaJti Uterine QithoUcon it One Lvlftfr and a Half per finglsVotll*. On' the receipt of six dollars doe bottles shall be tent by express, free of charge, to the end of the express route. Beparticular to write the post office address, town; eotmty and Stats, We will guarantee that the Medicine will be pent on receipt of the uumef. Address ■ Ern. UEa a. KJSY3KR, 140 Woodßt.,PftteW!rgb, apl4-d*wT Sign of tpe Golden Mortar. JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF HICH GLOSSY H A I B, Talk of beauty, it cannot exist without a fino head of hnlr, then read the following, and if yon a»k more, too circular aronnd each bottle, and »o m» can doubt. PROFESSOR WOOD’S lIAIR RESTORA TIYE.—We call tbe attention cf aU old and young, to this wonderful preparation, which toms back toitsoriginal color, gray hair—<ovcra the head of the bald with a luxuri ant growth—Removes the dandruff, itching, and all cutane ous eruption*—causer a eontitual flow of the natural fluids and hence. If used as a regular dressing for tbo hair will preserve its color, and keep-it from falling to extreme old aga, In all its natural beauty. W* call then upon tbe bald, the gray, or diseased in scalp to nee it; ami surely the young will not, as they value the Cewiug lJtk#, or tbo witching curl, ever be without it. Its praise is upon tbe tonne of thousands. Tbe Agent for Prot Wood’s Hair Restorativo.ln New Ha ven, received tbe following letter in regard to the Restora tive, a few week* since: Dkp Bivaa, Conn., July 23,1856. Ms. LtAVETTOETB—BIn T have been troubled with dan druff or eeurf ou mjtbead for more than a year, jny hair began to coma ont, and hair together. I saw in a New Haven paper about “Wood's Ilalr Restorative” a* • cuia.— I calledat your store on the first of April last, and purrh**- . ed one bottle to try it, and I found to my satisfaction It woe the thing; it removed the scurf and hair began to prow, It is now two or three inches in length where it was aU off. I have great faith in It I wish you to send m* two bottle* more by. Mr. Post, tha bearer of this. I don’t-know eeaoy . of the kind is used in this place, yon may htTo a market for j many bottlas after It Is known bere« * Yours, with respect, ' RUFUS PRATT, pHUAMtrau, Sept. Iff, lMfl. Paor. Wooih—Dear gin Your llair Rastoratlvu is proving itself beneficial to me. The front, and also the back p*r\ iff my head almost lost its covering—in feet u*u>. I have used but two half pint bottles of your Restorative, and bow the tip of my heed 1s well studded with a promising crop of young hair, and tbe front Is also receiving its beuefit. I bare tried other preparations without any benefit whatev er. I think trom my own personal recommendation, I can induce many others to try it Yours, respectfully, D. R.THOMAS, JLT>,No.464Tioast- ViscnwM, ten., June 22,1863. *' *;• Paor. 0. J. Wood - —A* you are about to manafoctoro and vend ydur recently discovered Hair Restorative, I will! etat* for whomsoever it may concern, that I have rscdlfo ; y and known othersto use it—-that, I have, for several years, been in the hdbit of otingother Hair Restoratives, and that . I Ond your* vastly superior Ipanyolhvr I know. JtootUe- ‘ . lj sloansua the head of dandrnffi-and with on-- mouth's prop er use willreetoreany person's heir to tbe original youthful color and toxturw, giving it a healthy, soil'aud gloesyam > pearance; and all this, without dbicoloring the bands that appiy it, or tha dress ou which it drops. I w»ald, therrierr, recommend its nse to every one desirous of baring a fine r >• color and texture to hair. BeapectrulJy.joara, WILSON KINO. For uie by GUO. U. KLYBKR, 140 Pltt«bnrgh, 0. J, WOOD A CtX, Proprietor*, 312 Broadway, j». 3f.. (tn tlie treat N. Y. Wire Ratlin j Esubliihmrot) aod 114 Uarket atroet, gt. Louie, Mo, »ud toMbyall koo<l Dm*, ap2o. _ *aS3uytUwUT' Steam Marble Works. Tl/T ARBLE MANTELS.—A large andbcau ltJL tUul stock always on hand and being manofactnred "? ,ft,d ** Te, 7 low prim. • Builder*. ctroora of Real Estate, Contractor* and others, whether they want ta purchase or not, are Invited tocnll and euirolooonr stock' aod ascertain onr prices at we are wiling plain neat Mao- ; penlun °* ** *° within the reach of almost every ; tod TIMES; Monmnenla, Tablets,and Grave Slones, a largo stock al wayeonbabd. Fumitore and Wash-Stand Tope, and lot- ' ptning Stones manufactured by machinery, and sold at tbi _;J ” l®w**t.prtcee. Marble of all kinds sold low to the Trade.—* Porchaaen are Invited to hall and examine onr stock at32L' SO Liberty street, Pittsburgh. mylOtdawSmT ■ tVt, W. WALLACE. P Portable filllla. OKTABLE CORN AND FLOUR MILLS the simplest and best artltl* or the kind in tho conn wy. Tho/Mn light, grind fiat, are easily kept In order, make os good work aa toe lwv»««t mill*,>aod ciT« nr »r»l. satisfaction, always onband. Also, Portable Saw Milts —’ _aylOMAw3mT w. \y. WALLACE. ... 10*11 Pornlililiißi OTEAM ENGINES, warranted■ best nuali- J-?, r* I ww*y« oabcad *ad nude to order. &rikrtand Brick SLuJdnery. Engine GasUngtand AUGwfcv nwitoto order. Mill Irons. Gut Irm Pnot **?■%' ErnckßUrr and Lzurtl JWI JW-&<m*s. Boiling SS2J™ !<£?4"%r“ ** «oui W i, myl(kd*w3inT P_ Plaster) Lime. Cement* ftc> LA.STER PARIS, for Loud and'-Stucco Wot*: Oameat Tor Clctenu, Fire Welia. Ae,; LoaUrlllo Limo end Komen Oejient; Gripdjtonca b««tqc*Hty always on bead at 213 Lib ertv itrwt. mylg:>>w3mT W. W. WALLACE. w ltnmbir< » T)INE SHINGLES, Boards, Joists and *"•' °* k l,| * nk '»»*3i» mjrKKd*trStdT Mn««nrt 8 n ,n * le Machines ———— LATENT always™ hand at 319 Libert/ street, Pittsburgh. J . - mylfcdewSmT W. W. W AIJ.AQH. lOK CHESTS, Grata Uan, ALL SIZES, always on hand at 319 Liber ty at.. Pittsburgh. mylO W. W. W&T.I/ICOK. THB MARKET STREET CARPET STORE, IS STILL PREPARED TO SUPPLY all demands Tor Velvet, Brussels, Three-ply and In grain CarpeU, of every description, rryle and quality. Floor Oil Cloths, from S to 24 feet wide, at tower price* than we bare ever before offered; Coeoe Matting for offices or churches; Painted Window Shades, and everything connect ed with the Carpet department of Ilooae FaniiahTng. Ai we anticipate an advance fn prices after the.Sprfng Trade opens, we would suggest to parcbssera to make tlyrfr selections now from our largo Stock and at onr present very low price*. - {"22 * _ *W. M*CLIXTQCK. CA. STItOII A CO.'s MAOJOAUPIJ- „ e atting and Imprveeirri-Pnper is a beantlfnl article with which to write a letter and obtain a copy at the mmo time wlibout the nee of pens or Ink. renderings invaluable to persons traveling. It will tako the correct Impression of any leaf, plant or flower, and la equally adapted tor writing on paper, cloth, wood or atone, in the copying of t lanta, do- music, *<L, (without tho use of pens or ink) with a bono or common stick. Pcnr dlffkrcnt co!or*-price 25 cts. W. 8. HAVEN, forcer Market and gccoad streets. OREAM FREEZERS. MOESEB'S PATENT 6 MINUTE PBEEZEns, ' The bast and cheapest Will be sold at Maoohctnrars* price. Xpisn —2s hf. bbls. No. 2 large Mackerel -24 bbla. Baltimore liming; SO do .No.ltrimnedSbad: l&bf. do do do do 18 bbla. do!* White Fish; 30 h£ do do do . 10 do do Treat, fiObbls. New Alewlves Dry gait ' 20 do N.F, Herrings, ■ la store and for sale by JelB WATT A WILSON > 7 C««t toy Waifht, - nHHfc subscriber Is 'prepared to deliver in' ' X AlleglioajorPimbttrjE, Tor m ■ - CANNRL OR BTrCMIKOPS COALS Of ib» bwi qonlihr. A» *UOo*l «Wlter«iby cm f, w 6 lah«i • ’ parchMCTOßrtly on gattiag fall nn« ran. Alio. > OOKP, Ll&lßjnßf BRICK AND CLA? W. A. McCLUBO, Allegheny Coal Depot, * fit- Corncf Andenoo it md £1 A R D To tb* CUe&U of A, B. JfCALMONT. Eavlos k& Pittsbaigh to'rwide temporarily in Wash log- • tetrCUj, I Ut» placed »y ODflnkhad Uw bndoM* la tbo ‘ ' fanda'brißlßtZ* UAOKSNZO, Attonwy*, No.6oßoßrth • v ;■ •troetjtowtaoia Imp*ctfaUj T»cono»ti(l lbo*o wb&baTt' hithertowntdoTM m» pitrfteAwtany- :■ r .? 5,.; * .:*• AIiTBBT) B. IIeOALMpNT._ * V' r SUN UMBRELLAS, l t LAWNS, •£ •«'■•■ BEBAOKS,' * ( LACS UAJfTLRSj! ‘ ,*“ - „ Aiaa, «ir OSoariid teidSlEF ?&*&.:-" v 7 'J#l3 o. JIANBON LOVK.fi J * -■ Lake fish-isu imimi*. wi,;i„ l<o do do-Xnmt, : ■ v!w^' , V'.'' ‘IS ir ■£- Hmioc' -: 1 K w -4o r ** 5 „ }f h ‘“‘- w, i*&3™eZ&£jSSir&« JStbical A FINE HEAD OF W,. W. WALLACE. vr: W. WALLACE. CARPETS. ICE CREAM FREEZER MADE. Csllsodgttono»( t T. J. CttAlQ * CO-g, m Wood it.
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