Maid Adam.
surt4aoa- corpus Rums
iLiagr,ca. WOERS
PITTSBURGH.
arcumnr a co..
MaNtritaormoms OF SHEATHING
sakiissir, and BOLT OOPMB, PREPPED OOP
ri m B orfo*Ozaped mm Bottoms, Spatter Polder, /a
—iloONtiptatert ind Dealers In IdErdiS, TIN PLATT,
mirence‘wrux, in. Ootatintly oa Mud; Unman's
tfachlna end TO IL .
/74: 149 19114 and 120 ,Barond /area,
tiltisburigh,
Pdrlpeed ordtan otCappar eat to say &WTI ;sitars,. t
zacaosiaa ac 00
MAX.:UVACTITUNIII •ND DLALCIIa IX
Ia3i96OA.PS AND STRAW GOODS,
IairOIXIALE IPD Erren„
1.31 WOOdStreet, Pittsburgh,
IWO DOW 011 be n d for Spring Sales, as largo
and complete an 111100:469112 or Goods u cif found In any
ot the mini &Is, covtaat% of PUB, SILIL AND WOOL
NATO of ovary style, and quallty;OAPß ot ovary qtkidlty and.
latest fishican;' . PALM LEAP, STRAW, LEGHORN AND
pimuik min; NradWiIN.WHORN AND SIM BON.
NIPM, stn., air. - Persona, ulablng to purchaya ether by
Watoriltis or Dam whi dud It to thole advantage to call
sail ststatos on: clock. torn
EILLMII.M.L. C.4.4141:1"
3Z6-1141,PER'
• . L :fa: 62 sr. 07.41 Z sTREEr.
• • PITTRIMS.OII, PENN 4..,
liaajustletuined from the Eastern Cities and
b now recalvlat hit ?ping stack or Clothe, 9mimeroa,
Teiti4ll:lo4 Owtlita or arary variety. and stylo adaptal
1O taWt 6tty Ina °pantry trade, which will beiTlada ap
to ardei wiiikeomptaati and dorpalcb, - and at rats as low
at Anti attraratattar establtatawmt is the city. fa23a14.1
Ifoo z.1:4 o :41r:472me,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
And' gents for the sale of Pittsburgh Menu
facture. COrattossoata and olden for MID, MEE,
;11gitP; PlLODUCl,#c,solkited. Prompt a,ttew
Om to recetilng and fort... Hog.
etch`4o - Commereial Street, at. Loale
CEIRISTIr.
raid Sb•ert, Piltalinryh . , Penna.,
Da•lnglkeA the advantages of Eastern Colleges and Hos.
pitikpgionn immoral ins& practlee, eders Na prolenalta)
genioie 1n BIIRCIICAL AND MEDICAL CASES.
. .
Ear. W. D. Howard.
lizr:II.II:A. McLean.
P. H. BA gag. •
3. B. Huotac.'
Col. Wilma MeCuullams. .
Hoe. IL A. Weaver.
Hon. T. J. Bletara.
John H. Mika, Eq.
Mtn, Esq. , mytklyoltb
DMA. .STOVILI WORIS,B.
ALEXANDER- BRADLEY,
1711 masa rens= num or
COOkilg; PARLOR AND Minn ATOMS
•
Plain and Fancy Girds Pronto, iko.
Solo Proprietor of the celebrated Parser Gee
Buiumiro and Silo= CONISI7IIMI
COOK STOVES.
011111oe and Bales Room, •
uilblydlc No, 4 Woodfit.,Pittsburgh.Ps.
N. FLOLOYLECEI 6s BONS,
DilltXl3
Foreign and Domestie BIM of Exchange
CESTIVICLITZS 01 DEPOSIT,
BAEZ ROM AND AMIN,
NO: 67 ASAPLiat STRX:PT, PITTSI6OII6II, PA.
11.0ollections ninth on al the gnincipal tbrongb
on& tho.lleltod SintAc. an22.fely
•••• • . I=zoliicrci , oR,R 0. 1
• ••• • • • zuum
3211.4133 INNIINETS AND FIATS,
BONNE; EMBONS,
FLOWERS,
NO. 03 MARFA? STREET,
PIITSBURCH:
B. B. 8 C; P. DIARKLI3,
PUNT/NG, JOH AND ALL KINDS Or
WRAPPING PAPER.
Waiehostie. No. A 7 Woad-Street,
P/273DORDH, PA.
tarliSfo
lU4i4 - bonaitt at market
JON C.OOEIEL.A.N aC JELEtf)
NLIMACTIMOLSO7
[ran RaAAng, Iron Vaults, Vault Door
Whidoitlhutters, Window Guard[,
Ivor. at accord B&W and 88 Third Stred,
(Between Food PITMEN:MaIi, P.A.,
Elsr• cn WM . • vwday of now Pidtcord, fumy and plain
sadr.bla far,dl prawns. Pertdcalar attend= pad 1011112.
eliding Gran Lota. Jobbing done at than *dim mr9
VIC WX. C. MIMI
•
VANDHVER & PRIMA
DTTO-RNEY9 AT LB W ,
SOLICITORS ,CHANCERY,
.
L Ladner EtioraLDensgse, fos.
Collactfaufp= ; .J . zia , ln atrypsrfof Corthean
lon, or Western W
Will attemd to thoparchasetatt Saha Rail Lilac, or
tablas' Hobo, cra &sods and Drartgiges. galaydfo
VAL 0. B. =JUL
atria* oowirar-.: sawn max."
. ,
ROBIIIIO,II--111-Nl.ll lIIILLERR,
.
rismstmus AND DACTIINISTfh.
.
S 2.7 la TIC) 24 - la R rt
Penna.
Ofane, No.illl tiarket. street.
Unsmlsztsits nll Duda oratcznanghtx iand 611111Ine10
Wart Otaingsyllallrond Woh, Mem Boils. sad Dina Iron
Jobbinitinni DapJttnit doniininbart node*. Nort26:lyilb
1Z"- - .131 I 1 N.. & >Y t.) N .
• itinalactarais cod Dealetsla all kinds of
TOBACCO, SNOW ABM CIGARS,
ZZEIII6I. T023.A..000,
tbritrzegoilOktd Alrett and Dia:mond Aacy,
Prrrgnosaii.pA
VORIBIGINT IEXCEEANGIE.
1311111TBILLS DRAWN BY
`'II3IINCIAIA, SHICILMAN
ON TEN 11l lON DANZ, JORDON, IN anis 07 ONE
,POUND OTZBLING AND UPWARDS.
Also, falls pn dm principal tide/land towns of Yawn,
Doom, Ifamid, Gonnany, Ramis and akar Europa=
&atop, constantly on hand and forsalO by
- ' -
azkliaa B an terrVir•-• •• .correor of Third.
JOHN S. WM.
hf. C .A. T TAILOR .
'NO. 4a market St., Pittsburgh.
A good assortment fit' , Curras, Odssinzefis,
Vunsos, IN,vrtsos, sad sll goals Imitable for gastiamepe
, nsadalineestud.
Allirerairir pro oiSl y fined, is the lsts.t styles of the Sit
J..ESCOTT, Dentist,
LIAS rip:loved to the house lately occupied
by Pr. Wm. A. Wad, N. 278 Penn street, (eouth eble,)
Meddose stems Mad erne.
OtElos Hoare from ea. M. till b y. 5p2.11d6
PAU:shush .61taat. Works.
JONES, BOYD & CO,
Ilasursataxeceiof'CAST EMU P.taq}3IT.INCI,PLOW sod
OrSINGEliad AZLE3,
arser pee/ dm! /4r43lreeth Pittarargh,
Tyt.lt.l
Rock - xraiif&
stoic •Traglaso . rove 4 Patent Mimi
, H , CultivntorTeeth.
OornetßoaandiVrtStruthritWarrok.Aal.
Jußiklydrr.•
ra ROAD NPINC COMPANY.
Joss pliAllworsh—.......—Dl W. C. Bidwell:
-.'_.r.(lllSinasory to /Wer t - 84ft o SvetC)
, • ILILIMACITVIMS w _
RAIL ROAD SPIKES, (BLURS
AND BOAT SYDIRS.
— Corner of Water Street and Cherry alley,
strltly4k P.ANN'A
3
, DI. iirrrl..7l
IfieCEMICLIECANT "1"5t..XX.C1.1%.
NO. 64 St. Clair_ Street, •
ipilrisfeittaripendiet,.! rrmentemt, P.ll
• lf.i4G2 . 4r.krY COL,LANB.
rOttriltaZ and amigaidori'Verichint.
. .
• • WHOLCUU!. MAMIE%
b3tf9; .13trainl. Beederariab:
a Fas--afest:itratnenrc
Edda. Ott and 7,aidttmr Store.
D. ItnipAisucic k Scdns, - No, 81'S.;Third
*L . *Part sad Chestnut, 40. Phi ladelphia, bon
toe WO DEMAND SALTED Enigma toM Dr 7 whd
Green ikumi Parmaps,T.3. on, Taiwan. =a cur.
Hers! Tools et the konet tote; Aiwa VOTI the brat UP"
WWII %billet heather la the rough wanted, for which:
the bhtbeeticiettet pike will be even to aab, or tibia fo
atetuuoto tar Mts.. ikftere ttgred five actual* awl WM.
ea mmaatateo:: =MOO
Aanmu. Etaus.--Dr. Keyser of 140 Wood
drag, has an hand darks Ihr doi.4oo*
4 Ismni Penatftril Its* to ham well am crar.—
A 3lO , a Min gnthi MC." 401,3 04ddi b Inserted Into Os
ear. gad la urscadabt faulanneasi oldnbura. SalVdr
Pots-Baumir,. , 4 have Brandy which : I
eraWiarniteieitekeeirridinwodidreoileh I barer
Paceol.4 l *Fanki Dobile wand Avyme who wli
/ damn bciattnted*Osl trY
torrhilbrif aft
meet.
08157X/0 &ECM bI6OARfIO
lammos,toi Itottoarwmisot •Teri sapstabd
_
vil *Lwo lia" nner 11111 im
n amed ik rellittlae• otTlquk,;u;m 1 414detir Dr. 01SO.
KIITEia. /UMW et. AttannetyPa:s*dirpt
Pm
tar !
RTZ'W RIMIT , 4 have on band
wail, ma Ars widarritad tbatshidesseisia
kept WO it bwa rnia cal ll '', " 1 11 oki bi Mt bond
.17.ukalr . 0 Q. aarunk uo wool taw.
Iftomm
MlWwll2"PitiVi"Alrlt
S)irs. Hair Ibl34eil t hi
uo - e thlu at•Dr
bite r• - ;,P l 2. era n
Xd Pittsblirgh
.rasiamer
Tow ..3..434,1
Otagomgll;lMUl:inkliomtfdis.
$p tst ai patina.
SEWING MACHINES
FO R C
i
a
D
N .
IC
B
FOR SALE WITII ALL
L ATEI IMPROVEMENTS
1116 NUFACTORRR'S F'llloEsr
REEL. R. REED,
AMERICAN NVATCH IFC
WHOLESALE AGENOY FOR THE SALE OF
AMERICAN WATCHES.
We would most respectfully call the atten
tion of !hop:LLB,. to the American {Vetches now being ex.
Jennison introdoad, the taeltofectiare of which hoe become
so firmly establinhed that entire confidence can be placed
upon thaw as safe and correct tione.keepii., both by the
treater and well,.
having been appoluted Wholesale Agente lot the sale tA
these Watches, the public may be assured that me eau tall
them at the very hmest cash prima
We have also amy large stock of Silver ant Plated
Wars, Fine Gold Jewelry to sate, 'tab as Coral. Garnet,
Cameo, Jet and Paintings.
Our smortment of CLOCKS Is nonentity large nt breeent,
Compriatug acme beautiful patterns 4f Eight nod Ono Day
Parlor and oca. 0 lock. at greatly reduced prices.
We have la. • foil Mack of English end Salsa NAM sod
Bilvw Watches on toad, all of our own importation.
Aim, Watch Makers' Tanta, Materials and Watch Glum..
HEINEMAN A BIEYRAN,
Na 42 Fifth street_
DIUTIIIKUS7 IMOTHkIIIS/1 fISOTIIICILSSII
Don't Coil to procure Mra. Winslow's Sooth
MO.lyrutr c Children Tewthing. It haa no equal ou earth.
gnall Illtatee the ',rooms of terthlun by solleulag the
gum, Seducing all Inflammation—will allay pain. and Is
tare to regulate the bowels. Depend upon It. molberth It
will glee rest to yonmehm, and rolls( and health to your
Infanta. Dortently We In all raw.
Tats valuable preparation I. the arnereladen of ono
she matte:pork need end skilful femele Plunk:tans in N.
Ragland, and hie been need with ter:m.43llldg met,.
millions clone.
- .
We bath:lee It th• Uri and /rarest renio,dy In the world, In
all craw of Dysentery'and Marbora to Children, why Oar II
whom from birthing or from any other torso.
If lira and boalth can be °Almada] by dullard and cents, It
la worth Ito weight In gold.
bliillotta of bottle. are sold every your It. the lialtiti
States. It le an old and wall-tried racedy.
PRICE OILY II CENTS A BOTTLE.
47riious gemilius unless ths fac.icollo of CURTIS &PER
ENS, Nes York, Ism, the outside krapppt,
Soli by Druggists throughout the groat.
•
Dit.GEO. n KEYSER, Agent ter Pittsti..rgb
JtattairlyreT
METzle3 hilliteCOLol7s VtaNIN Desraoria,
The Only n0v4414014 Mat Iran Sure Exteratinate
111.-¢e, Occracuscnu.Doca, elms. Mosprrrems,
!dams, Mama, Elama WOR)I3 aro 0 an. Imam, 1=
•
• 50,000 DOZES BOLD rte OHL MONTH.
She. Celebrated limo:Nee have bees extensively used
der twentrtwo years in all port. of &mope, and their mine
dons power have been attested by the Courts of Hasa*
Pr.., England, tinatria, Prittals. Bavaria, Escrony, Dole
ma, Holland, Naples, Be, and their Chemical properties
examined, and approval by the mod diabanolihed alediesi
lanolthee all over the world.
' The dattnetivenom to all kind, of vermin and Maeda
has been Certified In Ult. montry by the Directors of the
ration. Public /nein:atom, Phantom, Parmara, Proprietor.
of note's, Warahonste, blanulactcrim, awl by ration. d 4
ingeatehrd prints citizen..
Ntimerone Tddmoolals and Cub:Dacca of the atlt.w.cy d
Come Remedios can he mese at throDermt.
FOr tale, Wholuale and Retail, by the ',tremor and Pro
;rider, JOSEPH MEYER, Practical Chemist,
All Broadway (cor. Ilnertrot M..) New York.
Oratord /gent for the U. Statea and Canada., FREDER
ICK V. RWACTON, DrtlEclea, No.lo Actor Keene. and 417
fkoadenty, Neer York.
For sato In this city, thalamic And retail by B. A. EEL.
L 1.11.3 A CO, corner Wood and Emend Mat JOR.FLEMING,
Onroar Diamond and Market at. BEEIIIIIII k IPKVN
NAN. Allegheny. da223Analtc
A BLOODLESS VICTORY!!!
1,000,000 BOXES BOLD OF
R
MAGN T C P AS
Tuts enormous quantity of this Invaluable
Remedy he. been purchased by citizens of the United Statea
during the abort time it has been befcre the public. The
remou (60 this extraordinary ROCCA., Is simply In the admit
truth nod vales of the article. No one boy. the MAGNET
ICTLASTER withoutbrcorolog 11. friend. It performs all
that le promised, bud earths with It Its own recommends'
Ron. Truly this le • ibtory--peaceful sod bloodlow—bet
we holism not Itesglotions thin the triumph. of wor, with
its urosge and deeolalion.
no MAGNETIC PLASTER 1. undoubtedly Go, Greatest
Strengthener sod P•la Destroyer that Science has yet
db
forered. Tryon pet this Plaster enrotere,irram le thorn.
the Plaster *Welke then until the pain' hai mashed
The Plaster cunametimes the pain away, nod
PAIN CANNOT EXIST WIDPRE THIN PLASTER
IS APPLIED.
Rebsimatimo, Lausenese, Stlfinees, Debility, Nervousness,
Nestraign,Dyspepaia,Connha, and Cold., Palm end Asher
of every kind, down even to Dorm, am irtnaliotr/y relieved
and, with • little patience, pereumeorly cored, by the magi.
cal inlinenco of the lIAONETtO PLANTER. It le the eite
pleat, nuest, salts; pleasantest and cheeped remedy to
extsteore. Its application Is universal—eqnidiv no the
strong man. the delicate novena, end lb. feeble lured.
TO each and all It will prove a ELII3II - and • Phaeton. It.
we le agreeable, and without annoyance or (boob!. Its
prim le within tb• reach of all—rich or pews ; all may have
It who an eick a d coffering Many way.
PARSIEBS should be slew toopplied with this Invalua
ble PLASTER. ft will Le (ho Good Physician to any
household, ready at all Clines, and at instant notice.
'Put up In ilk-tight tin bona. - Each box will woke mix to
eight OULU., and coy child can 'Tread them. Price 25
mots a box, with fah cud Old. directions,
D. C. st. u.,
level:dor end Proprieter,l9 Walker at., New York.
11011ENEAD'a1lAttNETIO PLABTEDIe mold by all drug
este to every city, toed end rillogo of that:lolNA Mat..
coamoilkirlytei
Otattiort BLISSE rules the maid of the people,
whatever the misnamed and rutrenthrope philosophers may
nay to the contrary. chow them a good thing. Itt Its ma
lts be clearly decordwarattd, and they will not hesitate to
give It their most cordial Wilmette. The masses bare al:
ready ratified the Judgoreut of a phythrith conoerning the
virtues Of 110STITTgli'd SITTET.A. as may be seen In Oro
isolormse Mutatillisr of Mb medfctries that are Connally sold
to every Molina of the lend. It 11, now rtsostalsal es mat
t, superior to all Other remedies yet derived for Manses of
the algoatthe organs snob ea dysentery, dyscirry.
pia, and fur the vartZur fevers that arise from daraagootoat
of thoieportious of the ef stem.. Ifoetetter'a name is fast
becoming a household word from Halo* to Tor., from the
;bone of the Atlantic to the PaciflO. Try the snlclo and be
met td: .
=1:1
Bold trs draggliits and dealer's vomit), everywhere, and
BoannakaSllTO. resnofsetntms and proprietors
ill Was,. and fairest stmt. JeZSulterT
- Num= on REEMIL—DII. Oro. IL KEY
en, o'l4o Woolf street, Pittsburgh, Pa., has been in the
eastern cliffs for the past eta weeks, and bee procured the
mart approved kind of Trump fur the cure of Hernia or
Rupture, which be le qualined to fit to any caw of rupture
with the aswarance that satisfaction will he giret, We
would advise our readers to call on Dr. Ileyser,when any
thing of tideland is needed, as we feel persuaded that he is
ctoupetent to glee the nwalful advice In each cases.
JuSEL-dierT
Tut grAlAll is the most important subject
touioth the Atlantan cat be &octal. A Hale pamphlet,
Waled .601tIde to neelth," patiletteA b 7 B. L. rAIINZ
STOCK &CD, Wholesale &mega, corner dinned and 4th
sia, Plttataigb, PA, lad which may bo had grans from all
the agents far Wanes Mlle, or D. L. PahneaccAle Vona
fate. It costa= • vat smoznat or stootal Internal lon.
It le tirorthartAtap:. . P2P4IW
To won swum wen of any kind you can
cet Beelgtean's Diarremalknteetit at DR. if, EYBDIeB, Do 140
Weed gnat. • wt
Da. Ward's Tooth Fodor find Tooth Wabh.
Any on:AnT at the gale edam are ler tale at reduced
P
by R.
KIT S
bkl.llo Weed et, pithhateh, Po
Ottattoras Swat of aloo. 'quality for sale at
.
-gir/81111.71;141:1 Woad st.,—; - 1,109111. T
GIIGHILILPSOINGS ,
XR.I 8 .$ :h i XV- ZT S. '
- Damasks, Diapers, &O.
OONSIIIIIERS OF BrOIIARDSON'S
rod ihne desiroturd obtainites the OKNITING
GOODS, ahoold sat that the latish* they pi:urbane are peal
ed with the 101 l IMMO at the firm
S7OB4BDSON, 80i3 d °snow, •
a guarantee of the Insuedrese and durability of the Goode
This csatjen la rendered esstastially .neantory
quantities of -Wants end donative Urns Sr. prepared,
amen altarepeeon and waded with eerier:tea RICELAND.
SON, by I Pliontee, who, manilas, et the bier, the
I=M. • alike on the Antaiun constures and the mandate
mess of the gentile, 0004 Via not readily abandon •
badness so prodieble,wbfle pun:Dams can he twined on
Ida goods oF a worthlew character.
7. HULLO= it .7. 11. LOOKS,
sentedle Arent*, Be Oborok street, New York.
OY LIST-
ICE !THEM
:SPAT SAM.
WATER COOLERS, - -
, . ..
MITRING APPARATUS,
CReaP tat Mg 41b at the iron Ctt7 Stove AO Tio War*
Rom of •
- ,19,. W.BRATeRAW, No. LSI Wood at.; ,
' Ica_ , Plnd door below tho sign of the Golden 0 an.
CC. BILL, BEROTON DENTIST; Officegs
a end 'Waldron' No. 87 GLINT STEM.
WPOI" tbo 09tot Maw. barns he eso, mit the want;
or to:Taber may favor bins with Uttar Ipatronsge. Aoy of
.the avoSous *trim of 'bath Imes tea at .1.1. d. 1.10.11.0,
FICIAR AND islOLASBES—
sipeartm comdimunat ebati mu by -
into JAL marl PO, T 6 Water:sari 92 Troia at,
(10ittsburgi 05aPtie
rxr sstrktfamm 2
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. 3, 1859
OPPICIAL PA Pik OF TDB 012'1".
City and News Items.
Matt Teartattartrua.—Obrerrations taken a
Shsw'e Optician Store, No. GS Filth at, yesterday,
9 o'clock ♦. u.
12
6 "v. O
Barometer
Ottll WSSILLT.—Ttto GAZSIIII for this week in
leaned to-day, with Its anal amount of Interesting
and readable matter. It contains editorial ar
ticles on "The African Slave Trade," "Sunday
Car Travelling," "Importation of Iron," "The
Extravagance of the Government," and other
matters of current interest and value. All the
latest foreign tame and articles from the leading
foreign papers on the sudden and unoxpooted
conclusion of the Italian War, and speculations
as to the probable cannon and consequences of
that movement to Italy, the Emperors and the
King; also all readers of current local inherent
in this city and county and throughout Western
Pennsylvania; fall and faithful reports of the
market!, local, foreign and domestic, and of the
home cattle market. .An a medium for adver
tising in the country dintricte, we are free to say
that the ViSENLY G 0211171 In the beet in Western
Pennsylvania. Our large and admirably printed
sheet Etude Its way into a greater number of fare -
Hies in this county and oily than any other
printed in the city. We would direct the atten
tion of our city inerchante and jobbers to this
(ant, and our eubsoription Docket will sustain
what we-Clate.
The WEEKLY is published at the GezerrE
buildings, on Fifth street above Smithfield, every
Wednesday, and can be procured in clubs of ton
for $1 per annum por copy; single subscribers
$2; clubs of four Sl,2+i.• Single copies, with or
without wrappers, for sale at five cents each.
Those who desire a good paper to send to their
friends at a distance, will find our paper the very
one they want.
Tne Councils of the city of Pittsburgh, on
Tuesday morning, took the members of the Cin
cinnati Councils, who were in the oily, together
with the merohanta and other citizens and their
families who made up the company of visitors,
and showed them about our smoky city.
(terrines, they were escorted to Shoenberger'e
great nail works, to Park, McCurdy te Co.'s
copper works, through a glees manufactory,
through' the Arsenal and the Cemetery. The
time which our visitors had allotted to them
selves for remaining here was so limited that
there was no opportunity to exhibit even half
what there is of interest to ho seen. Perhaps
the new iron block wee as much of a curiosity
as a stranger could Bee. Not that the building
in itself is a great curiosity, except as it shows
what may be done with iron iu erecting great
structures. No doubt Cincinnati will in into
adopt this valuable building material as better
and cheaper than any other they can use. -Our
neighbors of the Queen City appeared to be much
pleased with what they saw, and returned in
good spiritsno their dinner at the Monongahela
House at half-pact one, this early hour having
been chosen because our guests must depart for
the east et 4:20.
The dinner wag sp . read in the main dining
hall and corers laid for two hundred. The table
was full. Tho dinner was spread in Mr. Cres
can's best style, no great display, but the hest
of viands, served up in an elegant end inviting
manner, One can always take his best friend
to the Monongahela House without fear cf
die
eppointmeaL •
After all had partaken of the rich repast,
speeches were the order of the day, but there
woe no great disposition apparent to indulge in
any mob amusement. However, after . hearty
calls—
Judge Carter, of the Cincinnati Common Pleas,
stood up and made a short speech with such
stentorian voice that no one had an excuse fur
not bearing. He said that at home he consider
ed himself an offniial; abroad, as now, he enjoy
ed meeting hie friends as fellow-citizens of this
great republic ; he addressed them as citizens
of one great couutrjr4 Ito didn't want any dis
tinction, 11.1 to locality he didn't want any
Yankees I!); they came not to Pittsburgh to win
dimes nor to buy iron, but to buy the hearts of
cur fellow-citazinis of the iron City More of
such intercourse was needed between the sec
tions of our broad land, that ite people may be
come homogeneous and learn to know each other;
ho had been in Pittabargh before, many times;
and be loved the old Iron City; ho was graduated
at Jefferson College twenty yearn ago, and he
loved the old place and its pleasant scenes; he
had made Democratic speeches against Tippe
canoe and Tyler too, in lqff, in this county.
Yet he had seen more of Pittabargh to -day and
had formed a better opinion of her than ever
before ; ho rejoiced that the Iron City wee bound
to the Queen City of the fleet by iron bonds,
and be would close by giving as a sentiment—
JPittaburgh eon Cieoinnati: the Iron and the
Queen cities; may they ever eclat en the (ace
of the eat Ott as-Aisfers °reach other."
This toast, and the speech which prefaced it,
a rough sketch or which we present above, were
received with great applause, which broke forth
while the speech was .delivering, and marked
be enuncioLiou of the final sentkOeut
To this speech John N. Kirkpatrick, Eeq , was
called upon to respond. Hi did it in his usual
happy and appropriate style. He said were he
not there in the presence of municipal officers,
lawyers of eminence, gentlemen of ability ac
knowledged, he felt that he could make a epeeoh,
bat as he was situated like the French author,
who said were he not In the presence ofCorneil
ha • statue of whom occupied a pedestial near
him, he feltt hat even he might have been I
dramatist. Mr. Kirkpatrick said be was there
present at the invitation of the Mayor ; ho held
no offioe; he was not a city father ; in fact, he
woe .not a father at all, [great laughter]
but in the name of the great city of Pittsburgh,
of the itch and thriving county of which she Is
the ceotre, and of the great Stale which forms
the Keystone of the Federal arch, he bade them
Welcome to our enterprising but smoky city.—
Mr. K. said ho wished the city fathers of Cincin
nati Is know that we claimed to be some "punk
ins," to use a vulgar phrase, and he treated they
would carry away with them a juet and ade
quate idea of our real worth and capabilities.
[Great applause.]
Mayor Weaver then rend a toast proposed by
Capt. Pratt, the amiable and well known janitor
of the Common Council of Pittsburgh, who was
present. It wee relative to the mutual friendly
relations of the city dads of the two pities, and
was received with great pleasure.
Mr. Eggleston, President of the Common
Conceit of Cincinnati, called upon Capt. Pratt
to speak, which he did in a roost becoming and
appropriate address. Ho said he had been in
Glutei:lntl when the most populous portion of
that city was a mere wilderness. [Capt. Pratt
wee a dweller in Washington when Jefferson
was President.] He had stood eido by side with
chisel:mot Ohlo in fighting the battles of our
country, and he hoped he should see the people
and the councils of that great oity again yet, in
their homes. [Applause.]
Mr. Eggleston, President of Common Council
of Cincinnati, was then called upon again. He
made a . most thrilling speech. Restated that
he was chairman of a committee two winters ago
to do something in the way of supplying fuel for
the freezing people of Cincinnati: The first die,
Pitch he received from the noble city of Pitts
burgh at that trying time 1 1 / 1 6
"Fiftistar loads of coal left this morning for
Cincinnati." • •
He should never forget with what tears of joy
that announcement was received by thousands
who haunted the Council Chambers that day.
He could never forget the thrill that pervaded
hls hearten that occasion. Hs protested against
the city of Pittsburgh paying their bills at the
hotel. The citizens bad taken them by the hand
when the cars arrived ; they had not been per
mitted to pay for any thing nor to do any thing
for themselves. They were noxious to pay their
bills at the hotel.
Mayor Weaver assured him that the citizens
of Pittsburgh wet*" tolerate no such thing.
Mr. _Eggleston Said, then Pittsburgh must
come to Cincinnati within lho next six weeks ;
we insist upon it and you must come..
Mr. — Kirkpatrick toasted Stayer Bishop, of
Cincinnati. That gentleman said'the hour wail
so far achaneed that he would not epe?k, but he
gave as a sentimont,—. •• •
"Pittsburgh and, Cincinnati : United in spirit,
and ininteraet as they guitars been; may they
ever continue to prosper.",
klayotlVearer wee then called upon but tie.;
.OEOO speaking, but, called upon bir. Eaton who'
also declined. •
Mr. Birtratriok toasted the prect of Pitts
burgh, and called upon a member or the , odlfo:
fiat corps of Ildepaper to fpeak, andlereaponcli
ed la S few wards.
CoL Robert. Finne3", of the Eureka insurance
Company; was called . upon: Or a speed), but
:with a ease in his hank be said he remembered
the old adage, -
"Welcome the coming,
Speed the parting goad."
lie obserred, by the clock, that car time was
fast opprosobiog, and be propelled a health and
happy "journey to our Cincinnati friends. This
erao,reosired with three times three, nod the
! coriipaor,broke up.
" All then 'repaired to the cars. Nine or ten
members of our city COl/11011.0 accompanied the
Clocinoati friends se on escort to Philadelphia,
sod in high glee tho whole company took their
departure at 4 o'clock 20 minutes.
Toe fusilier° and fixtures of tho hierohneta'
Hotel, on the coiner of Btsithheld sod Eisend
streets, is to be sold by Ur.' P.. hi. Davis, - see r
nooses, this" Tiyednesdly).ciontin. - The sale
ICI be pereteptery,;thelreptieter retiring to
the sentry.
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They related to times, the memory of which was
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still familiar. The crowded incidents of the
last quarter of a century, and the revolutions
that have transformed the face of our country,
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and is worthy the attention of all who are in
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at Fifth street, opposite the old Theatre.
ticrresca's PI3I.ItONIC Sracr.—l, John C. Green,
of the village of Tammy, In the city nod county of
Philadelphia, do hereby certify to the following facts,
—That early lest fall I took a riolout cold, which
settled on my lungs, and I bad chills, alternated
with fever, pains in my right side, breast and shoul
der blade, with • distressing rough, and no expecte
tontine. I kept getting worse until I took my bad,
my eppettte was gone, my bowels vary irregular, ra
rer and night sweats, attended with a distressing
cough, which was war, tight, my flesh had nearly all
gone, and I was so weak that I could scarcely raise
toy bead from the pillow, and was truly an object of
pity to behold. My friends had been not for to sea
trie die and my tick bed was surrounded by kind and
sympathizing neighbors, who bad come to witeen
my departure from the world.
When the rays of hope had fled of my recovery, •
neighbor, Mr. David Conrad, propored to try
Scnemc e's PULVONIC S,TRCT, with • view of loosen
ing my cough, and relieving me of the tough phlegm
and as a means of affording temporary relief, re
marking at the same time, "that I was too far gone
for the Syrup to be of any permanent benefit." My
wife, anxious for the relief of my Intense sufferings,
procured tome of the Pulmonie Syrup. I found it
afforded me relief, and continued using it. I could
feel its healing influence upon my lung,.
I continued to Improve under its use, and my
friends were much gratified to witness my unexpect
ed Improvement; many of my neighbor, came to
, look at, me as one raised from the dead.
My cough now became loose, and I fell something
break when I bed the pale In my hreast,and I dis
charged large quantities of yellow matter. I hare
for weeks discharged and rains • spit box foil of
matter every day, with hard lumps, like grain, of
something. My bowels now became regular and
natoral, and my appetite was or far humored that I
could sraroely refrain from eating too much. My
strength improved, end I regained my flash. -
1 continued to improve to every respect soon after
I commenced tieing the Syrian, and the improrement
continued until I was restored to my wonted health.
I have passed through the Inclement weather of the
latter part of winter and this sprit and feel aa well
now as ever I felt in my life, an em this day a
living matinsonial of the great effiotny. of Schnook's
PIIIMOIAC Syrup in coring polmoriary.rtivesses.
Lest this statement be thought toe highly calmed
by some people, I subjoin a cortificaus of the number
of the inhabitant, of Tacony, who saw me at dif
ferent times during my disaue, and never expected
to see me metered. I also append the certificate of the
br. , tbcre of Ilystlo•Ledge, No. 270, I. 0. of 0. F.,
who kindly watched over me and folly hollered they
would consign my remains to the tomb; but thanks
my Ilfo haa been spared, and I am permitted to make
the foregoing statement for the benefit of suffering•
mankind.
I reside al reeony, and ow well known by most
of the pooplo there, and I will he gratified to have
an, person rail upon me and learn more portionless
of the groat virtuosi of this roodicin,
Joan C. tiNi.N.
The rube crihnrs, mambars of the Sfysic Lodge, No.
270, I. 0. of •0. F, of Holmesbarg, Pa., do hereby
certify that we know John C. Groan, who Is a mem
bar in good standing in No. 270, I. 0. of 0. F., who
was dangerously ill with a low pulmonary eonrump
lion last winter, so that they gave him up to die;
and thoy Wave his recovery was produced by
Scoartca's PITINGISIC STIZITP.
We believe this certificate is correct in every par
titular. Thorns Bore, P. G..
2torisco RoantsoN, P. G.,
AZPASIAIf ARTHUR, P. G ,
J. K. ORMAN, N. 0.,
Josurri Panoramic,
JACOB Wsrearasit, Je.,
Saves C. CALVOII.
0t,11.881.310, Phila., Co.. Pa, June 25th.
The undersigned, residents of Taeony, eight miles
above Philadelphia, being well acquainted with John
C. Green, and the circumstances attending his care,
feel impelled with a deep cotta of imperative duty
to make universally known to the public hie entire
recovery from the very last etagee of a .pulmonary
consumption. Bo entirely helpless was his condi
tion, having been but a brief period since in that
rapidly sinking and emaciated Mato as to utterly
preclude, in the opinion of hie physician' and friend,
who watched by his bedside, all hopes of even a tem
porary recovery and reetoradon to hie preterit robust
health. Thus the careful tee of your invaluable
specific, the Pulmonic Syrup, makes It, in our belief
antler the circumstances of his previous prostrate,
not to say dying condition, non of the most startling
results that the whole annals of medical skill or
science can produce. It deserves to be imperishably
recorded to your credit, and secures to you the great
discoverer of an Infallible cure for thin hitherto tem.
added disease, a lasting monument and a world wide
reputation in the healing art that no time may either
diminish or destroy. Guying witnessed Mr. Green's
&Arming waggles and sufferings from a continual
cough superadded to the other symptom, consequent
upon or attending the last degas of a pulmonary dis
ease, and, moreover, it being generally believed by
hie numerous friends that no human power could re
lieve or protract his life, much loss restore him back
again to his former health, we foal it thus our duty
to give our unqualified testimony of Mr. Green'.
perfect recovery, by MUDS of the exalt:dire use of
your wonderful Syrup; and we should indeed rejoice
if we could be made the bumble instrument of relief
and cure to others who may be so unfortunate es to
be similarly efilieted.
DAVID CODIDAD,
JD11317
&Wow of the Peace.
CIIIIILTS
Captain of the Steamboat Trenton.
ANDREW MUM,
Captain of tho Steamboat Wallington.
Joazzet ILKAD,Ja.,
Just W• 71011,
Saxes= Loans, '
Roamer_
Diarrasw Tones,
JAY= TODEDIIT '
Of Washington House, T aeooy.
Jona ,Baoonenonr,
ALL= VADDLODIFY,
• Of Backe county, Pa.
Da Sao. 11. Saimaa, No. 140 Wood street, litho
pole agent for Dr. Sabel:lore medicine and under
stand' their applitiatiora
IHOOoItOOFIXLV VALTAT. Bmig.—We received .
call,. last evening, from Mr. J. L. Langley,:
Cashier of-the above Bank, who assures us that
there rio real emcee for the reports which have
!gone abroad to the injury of that Bank. It was
siMPly a mieunderstanding that threw this die
oredit upon them. They have never refused to
video' their paper with coin, and ere acin g that
every day. HO assures us that the Bank Lea
never closed its doors and is able Co settle he so.
counts to the last dime. What they Propose to
do is just what we suggested they would do on the
day when their piper was 41So:edited, vit., meke
their paper correct*. We are glad to he able to
Stahl the above feels on the authority of an GM
ear of the Bank.
Mess fdtenso.—The coal miners and coal
'diggers propose holding a mass meeting at the'
Si: Mile Ferry, near Hays' Tipple, on the Ito.'
nongahels, on Saturday next. Wears Informed
that the object of this mostiag Is to take counssl
together as to the best and most advisably moans
for keeping tip the price of their labor at the
acme retell as heretofore received by them. The
meeting in to ho addressed bkrdrgllah and Gar.
man 'yearn, and will convene at 11 o'clock itf
the morning.
. .
Goon.--The Monongahela ArMllery base re
solved to attend the forthcoming enenornent•
We ere pleased to be:able , to report am feet:
The Artillery is a hoe oompins, and it. Mem
bers tunong the - most- spirited and gmalennuoly
of our volunteers. 'Camp Braddock will tors
groat stisle, and will present ibilsegod tallnaoy
gathering leen linos the Malan
• Conyounturr.—.ThisisConzaertoemvit Day
'ILI Jefferson 'College. • The gnottateit clue 13
quite large Oath& exerotees,.illeapectiol,
be very interesting. We shall have • reporter
on the ground, who will be able to give US • .
sketch of at least a portion of the flambee In
time for-the Gsztrrra of tomorrow. Thrad
dress of the patriot, Cassius M. Clay, was adver
tised to come off last evening, and we hope to be
able to give a Sketch of hie performance also.
We judge from the catalogue of Jefferson that
the college is lo a very flourishing condition.
Tea EXCUIZSIONISTIL—The Cineleaetl Vieil.olll
who left tho city yesterday, will go through to
Philadelphia by day light. They wore to go to
Altoona and there take supper and etop all
night. This morning a special train will take
the whole company and give them a. ride before
breakfast over the most striking scenery, whioh
is about 20 miles west of Altoona. After break
fast, they will go on to Philadelphia. They are
the guests of the Pennsylvania Railroad Corn.
pony at Altoona.
Tna Pause,—There were present among the
visitors from Cincinnati the following members
of the press of that city.: Messrs. W. G. Crip
pen, of the 15mer, A. D. Betake, W. McLean,
and T. H. Card, of the Enquirer, C. F. Hall, of
the Penny Press, John T. Perry and another
gentleman whose name we have forgotten, of
the Gazette. The Commercial was not represent
ed. None of these gentlemen honored no with a
cop
Da. Oamsex.—We regret that we oiroulated
false report about Dr. Ormsby on Monday, while
we are at the came time rejoiced that the report
is false. We stated that the Doctor had died of
small pox, on the authority of an acquaintance
of the family, who gave no the name of the gen
tleman who bad told him, no hie authority. We
are right glad that the Doctor It yet worth a
deuce dead men.
A . MR of spirited horses in a carriage took
fright near the Pcet•office last evening, and,
with atentlemati in the vehicle, started at full
speed down Fifth street. They landed the car
riage on the steps of the Theatre. The gentle
man sprang out and escaped unhurt. The hor
ses were captured a little the worse for their
wild flight.
JULIA Fosrea, a notorious vagrant, who has
been slot in jail for some dap, died yesterday
io that place, which may be called her home.
She has dwelt there more then half tho time for
a year or two.
KELLED.-A large rattlesnake was killed on
Judge White's farm, near this borough, shout a
week ago. This specimen of "sarpiot" is ga
ting to be aureola this region, and yet the one
in question au an "old on," having nine rat
tles and meuuring some five feet in length.—
radiant: Register.
(For the Daily PlitaborgioGazetto
Between &ratans, July 30th, 1850.
Dear Go:etre—Them 6 an unusually large num
ber of persons sojourning hero this sem.n. The
large Hotel at the Springy, which accommodates be
tween four and five hundred gusts, has been crowd
ed far sonata! week.; beside. rovers] hundred per
son. who are boarding In the town of Bodford (which
Is two miles distant) unable to obtain accommoda
tions at the Springs. There are people hare from
every quarter of this country and of every shade and
ban of political complexion.
Tho President 11 here with his family props
which consists of himself and Miss Lane, his el •
gent and accomplished niece, sod his family ccaeu
whlchjeonsists of Mrs. Secretary Thompson, the r•
doubtable Bob McGraw, and several other ladies an
gentlemen less known to fame.
The poor, prosy "old chief" is lucky in baing as
sociated with one no much and justly admired Le
Miss Lane in order to counteract and relieve the
blank dullness and monotony which characterimbis
own manner and conversation. She 4 not only
bright and affable with her friends, but kind ■od
genial with all, making troops of bey friends and
admirers, wherever she gore.
The President has, besides, his/entity proper and
his family 'diet, ' his motley family or family mot
ley, which conked' chiefly of °Mee-holders, office
makers, abject politicians, pandering toadies and In
notent flookies, of whom a large detachment have
attended him to this place. The "old chief" is In
daily and nightly consultation with the chiefs of the
motley family on the subject of the succession.
"Charleston" and "the Charleston nomination" con-
-•-•• •• • • -
'abates the burthen of their speeches. They are un
derstood to bare adopted the "stoke selitry" policy
—the motley family are to go about protesting and
pr.leiming that Mr. Doodleae is not and will not
be • candidate for re-nomination ; great care and
paint are to bo taken in excite groat joelousy and
bitterness between the other prominent candidates
for the Charleston nomination—as many of the
as possible Cr. to g t mot
ley./ family elected delegates to
the convention, and when th proper moment ar
rives, when Douglas, nod ir , end Monter and the
rut have worried each other sufficiently, the ' , old
thief" is to come forward es sort of compromise
candidate and touch off all th executive patronage
which his position enables him to control with • car
utility of blowing all his competitors out of water.
Thls is pretty good for the motleys, bet they do not
all understand their role as yet ; the Post, of your
city, for instance, isliassiog away altogether .t of
time, and if It does not blow more In tune hereafter,
will be nabbed for It.
There are also several prominent Republicans
tasting the widen and engaging in the sports and
pleuuree which the piece affords. Gen. Cameron
was here a few diya but 101 l several days since.—
Hon. George Dante left for home yesterday. Gen.
Morehead and CoL Stewart, member of Congress
from the Mercer district, are here ; also, Col. Cur
tain and Hon. John Coved°, two of the prominent
candidates in the Republican ranks for the nett
Governorship. By the way, the question of who Is
tote the next Governor, is becoming • very absorb
ing theme among politioians.
Mr. Lawns (Et-Speaker of the House of Rep
reeentatives) Le confined to hie room at this plaoe
with sickness. He is now, however, vary much bet
ter, and his pity/Wien Informs me he will be able to
be about again in • few days. His many friends who
have hese quite solicitious &boat hie situation, may
expect to see him back at hie post in Harri sburg
within a very short time.
If my latter was not too long I would give you an
account of the walks and talks, the rides and drives,
the plays and games and the dances, sport' and
amusements ganerally of this Mecca of pleasure
'seekers. The ball room nightly assembles a grail'
deal of beauty and a great deal of dry goods. There
are many Pituburghers here, and much of George R.
White's crinoline and' dimity and aiiks and satins
goes whirling through the dance. The fanciest man
of all the gay party whicllst as come under my notice,
is one Lieutenant Viragoor--he of the Fry divorce
clue notoriety—who is ono of the little Hone of the
ball room. He is, aside froin his fine clothes' ' a very
common looking fellow,. ehort, small and boyish,
both In manners and appearance.. Lorranert.
[Tor tho Pittsburgh Daily Darous.l
The Sleeting as Latayette Usti.
Messrs. Edit 4 6l.:—l would not hare spoken •
single word at the meeting at Lafayette Hall, on
Monday evening, had It not boon that a general call
was made upon mo. I felt unwilling to speak for
two cement tho hoar was late, and I did not liko
the range which the dimaseion took.
As tiara seems to be come misapprehension, in
amain quarters, as to what I did say, I think it right
that I should give the very words I rpoko,
"When an effort was made to put a step to the travel
ling of omnibuses on the Lord', day, it was two for
eigners, James Marshall and James Laughlin, that
pat the matter through. Mr. Brady acted as their
-couusol."
At thin point Mr. Brady interrupted me, and de
nied, ae I understood, tbat he was counsel in the we.
I stated in reply :—.lle was counsel in the cue and
applied to me eoveral time. to procure him pry for
his services. e • • Ido not deny that
Mr. Brady wee a member of that Committee."
None could regret more sincerely than I do, the
introduction of three matters which led to.this dis
cussion. But Irani not responsible for it. It is tone
that Mr. Brady woe a member of the committee in
question. Bet it is equally true that ho made the
applloation referred to, and ho bad a perfect right to
do it. Junco say', he should have been Telnentlera.
tad. My objection to his statement was,rhat it did
not give honor to elf to whom it was due.
I hero the honor to be, An,
• JOHN DOUGLAS.
Pittsburgh, Aug. 2, 1859.
Tan TOMS? Corr/anon Is the name by which
Messrs. Joseph Burnett et C., at Boston, designate
the neat and oonvenient care in which these famous
chemists and perfamers pat up their superior props
fllioll, for toilet two, Ha: "KaMoon," " Coroains,"
"Oriental Tooth Wash,' and "FlorintsL" The Kal
liston Is an articles the ladles already regard as an
Indlensible preparation for promothigthe healthy
condition of the skis, and beautifying the complex
ion. The Coe:Daises, containing a large proportion of
Cocor•But Oil, imparts to the hair a glossy appear.
anee, invigorates it, and glens it n healthy growth.
The Oriental TootA Wailit arrest/ decay of the teeth,
CUM canker, hardens the gums, and imparts fra
grance to the breath. Mariam, Is a delicate and en
during peel:Sue; of *Tilsit* odors and so pure as not
to disoolor the slightest fabric. These preparations
are not only of approiednsefulneu, and all that they
profess to be, bat also remarkable for a delicacy of
perfume and Maltby purity, nay seldom met with.
in'artleles which ire sold at such modern prices.—
Providence Pram - •
Is is worthy tbs. attention of those buying light
clothing to natio:oth° adratisemm► of J. L. Calla
ghan to Co., Federal street, Allogbany. Their stock
In both men's and boys west Is Ant olaes, sod sell
ing at mama rates.
•
SATZ YOll/1 GLILDJUIL..-.21r. B. agora, a Froth
Chemist, discovered an Asiatic plant, the powdered
leaves of which Is a deadly poison to garden worms,
ants, roaches, bed-base, dohs, nom, and all spools'
of Insects, while it Is perfselty /mimic» to wankind
and dorcatie anima/E. A 'ebild'ean eat SC -Ito Lie
readied medals trOM Russia, Franim, England, Ostr.
many, and numerous medical colleges and sooletioa, •
It Is a most important ithldngrf• Tim Idea Of be ing
rid of th em pats In wszoilraa th er,lna henry, Ire
can nowhear thibed4up lanient=—
Lnn's Powder, am as fats,
Will once setermlnete. ; •
diringenianta are mods through .6.toura.• Baraos
a Pak, or Now York, to sell It throughout the
world. It Is put up 10 tin canniaterarand bean the:
awns of E. Lrow. „
Idagoollolawashills ill insects . is tri e,
Mame: Pilo are mixed far nits and mire.
: llampho 2a4a 25 cu.; :ropier sass 58 eta. and 11.
DARIUS d P , New York. -
Also the Meade= Mustang • t.. ' t
9 Ann - BUSH -7 VILUT AND mg)
A. 1 ......rw-wato ma txm4 t" ,
JCL - , , lAI ANGUS.-
I oitios-4caopT4 tiOiconargn 7,
Matkallial , MUM,
1120 "nit
„5.•
NUM!MI=
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Weeta's Detteneavar the placer Treaty.
Nitaoar August. 2.-The itstamshinbeenn
Queen, from dam end Southampten 'arrived here
after midnight 'lfer adricas have been anticipated
by the arrival of the Anglo &mon at Quebec. '
The Atlantie Telegraph' shares are advancing in
price.
The Paris Moniteur; of the 20th, has the following
defence of the peace treaty by Napoleon : Yesterday
evening the Emperor received the great boditts of the
State, the Presidents of which, M. Tropliag, Count
de Mornay and M. Borocher, addressed congratula
tory speeches to his Majesty. the Emperor Napoleon .
111. The Emperor thanked them for their devotion,
and then explained the reasons for hie conduct du
ring the great events. Re raid: "Arrived beneath
the walls of Verona, the struggle was inevitably
about to change its nature as well in a military as a
political upon. Obliged to attack the enemy In
front, who was entrenched behind great fortresses,
and protected on his dank by the neutrality
. of the
surrounding territory, and about to begin a long
and barren war, I found myself in the face of Eu
rope in arms, ready to dispute our successes or ag
gravate our reverses. Neverthlees, the difficulty of
the enterprise would not have shaken my resolution if
the means had not been out of proportion to the re
sults to be expected. It was necessary to crash
boldly the obstacles opposed, and then to accept a
conflict on the Rhine u well as on the Adige. It
was necessary to fortify ourselves openly. With the
concurrence of revolution, It was necessary to go on
shedding precious blood, and, at last, risk that which
a sovereign should only stake for the Independence
of his country. If I have stopped, it. was neither
through weariness or exhaustion, nor through aban
doning the noble cause which I desired to serve, but
the Interests of Francs.
New Your, August 2.—Thu buoyaney In the
stook market, noticed at yesterday afternoon's board
has given place to the extranie heaviness, and prices
this morning are i@ie lower. There was consider
able activity In New York Central, opening at 70,
and selling doWn to 753. The rise in Erie ' appears
to have brought out a fresh supply of stook, which,
together with the pressure to sell for further delivery
caused a decline of per cont. The weakness Is
mostly confined to the speculative ILet, of which there
are but two stocks, Illinois Central and Pacific MIA
that hold the advance of yesterday. The Michigan
roads ware heavy and dulL Central sold down to
41.1.@413, and guaranteed to 203, at which they re
main offered. At the dote, Panama wu quiet at
115©11151. Of the bank share, there was an im
provement of I per cent in Tinton. Erie bonds were
without change. State "links were steady at yester
days prices. Tennessee Sixes rose to 87.
Stops are in progress for the organization of eland
company in London, with a capital of £BOO,OOO, to
be devoted to the .purchase and settlement of lands
in Illinois. The prairie land and emigration cm
parry state that* conditional purehise has been made
of 250,000 acres of prairie land, from the Illinois
Central Railroad Ca, and that when the sale ['com
pleted the company will net be in any way connect
ed with the Illinois Central Railroad or its affairs,
but will hold the land by • direct tenure in freehold.
For the past few days we have noticed a lather
uncomfortable feeling in the money market, accom
panied with a more general disposition to advance
the rates ofintereat A tendency in that dirootion
more decided to-day. The demand is by no means
active. Yet the current of affairs Is such as to create
that degree of caution which without paucity of Sup
ply establishes a higher prico for money. The
'reelections to.day In call loan. aro mostly at 6 per
cent, and 4many cues where the borrower appears
in the market, as high as 64(&7 per cent. Thera are,
however, loans standing at 530 r, prime collateral,.
Thu Africa from this port, to-monow, it is said will
take about half a million dollar, in specie- There
are two steamers up for Europe on Saturday, the
New York and lowa. They will take a considerable
amount of specie, though lees than last week.
Wasnutoron, Aug. 2.—Private advises from Ton
sen, daied July Idth, mention a hostile meeting be
twecn Lieut. Mowry and Edward E. Cross, editor of
the Artronian. Pour shots were exchanged without
effect. At the last fire Lieut. Mowry'a rifle did not
discharge. It was decided that he was entitled to
his shot, and Mr. Croce stood op to receive IL Lieut.
Mowry refaced to fire at an unarmed man and dis
charged his rifle In the air. Mutual explanations
followed. Both parties declared themselves satisfied.
The difficulty was adjusted.
The °pate Indians were committing gnat ravages
In northern Sonora, shooting the men and ravishing
the women. The troops named afraid to attack.
The President arrived here this evening .at six
o'clock, front Bedford Springs. Several members of
the Cabinet were in waiting to receive the President,
who appears in the enjoyment of excellent health
aleph-Its.
AMIITIGYCIT CITY, August 2.—The States men
tions the reception of important private dispatches
from Northern Mexico. It was expected that within
thirty days, 3000 American troops will be organized
on the Rio Grande and properly armed and equipped,
for the purpose of marching upon the city of Mexi
co, and exterminating the whole !direction faction.
Sr. Lotus, Aug. 2—The river has fallen 5 ladies
at this point in the last 24 hours, and etill recedes
with about eight feet In the channel to Cairo. All
the ripper creeks are reported as falling, with six
feet on the lower rapids in the Mississippi, 4 feet 5
inches in the channel of the Missouri, and less than
three feat on the bars of the Illinois. The weather is
clear and warm.
Sr LOOl3, Aug. 2.—lneotoplete rotaries from the
county election, yesterday, indicate tho success, by a
largo majority, of the Republican candidates.
Sr Loots, Aog. 2.—The Democrats have sleeted
ono member of the Legislature, two County Com
missioners, and one Cleric. Tho Republicans have
probably elected the balance of the candidates. The
Senday Reform was carried by a large majority.
LontsruAa, Aognst 2—Tbe following aro tho
Congressmen elected: let District; Barnett, Dom.
2d, Briton, Dem. probably; 3d, Briston, Opposition;
4th, Anderson, Opposition; stb, Brown, Dem. 6th.
Garrard, Dem. probably; 7th, Mallory, Opposition;
Sth, Sumner, Dem. probably; 10th, Stevenson, Dem.
Tito roturne indicate the election of Magotfin, Dem.
for Governor, and that State legislation by a joint
ballot, will have a emall'Demotratia maj.
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Ciacnreari, August 2.—Horace Mann, Profueor
of Antioch College, died it yellow Spring. et 4:30
o'olock in the afternoon.
Notice to Builder'. and Contractors.
THE UNDERSIGNED (formerly foreman
for Rowland Parry) would respectfully inform three
for whom be has don• work, and the public gegarally that
he Is nowprepared to furnish Mato, or pot on Slate Root;
In the mat approwd manner. Orders for Roofing or B.
pairing of Plate Roof. (If leR at the office of Alex. Langb.
corner of Zona strset and the Canal Filth ward,) will
be promptly attended to. THOMAS PARRY.
oty2diensi.
Dr. Churchill's Ram for the Prevention
and Cure of Consumption.
Winchester's Genuine Preparation of the
Hypoptiosphites of Lime and of Soda,
Tte SPM:r 4 B.ud. Y for 0.0..pti0., Santa; Bronchitis,
asthma, /Ann iiy, Apprpssa, Timms Dinaus,
Morcott, out life Complaint, of
ins of Eirrgy, Warring, tCc dc.
This extraordinary Chemical Preparation of
PEIOSPIIORIA (the prophylectie and tartars piniwttie.
of which were dhcovertd by Dr..), Y. Churchill; of Parie) In
barb:ming Wonderful cares throughout Europe and the
United Bute having already attained, slum It. introdeo.
Don, • retuieble poinhaity, both with the medical pro
holm and the public. it is purely Stemple Preparation,
meting with nbratute certainty, mud of inorriable eatery In
all stags of thilmODery end Norwotthrhwasew The
' ' ' •
CURS OS COSAUMPTIO3i,
In the Komi and third magas 04 a period, comequontly,
when there cm be no uncertainty aa to the nature of the
dimmed an be ObtalDl42. to . 4 1 b 3 thio tssattecht,
except when Me miatheg to
of th e mom Is of noel/intr.
Relent to produce death. Shut:dicer, predispoelifon seems
in no way to monteract the effect of Me lIYPOSIIOX
SLUM; pallacte to whom It was mut atrongty marked
recovering ea rapidly as others.
- •
Thu Remedy has not tmly • emotive effect, but will, ft
cued • homer there exist. • arterdokru et the dleusee,
rent as Dereloyereost.•n4 than ace as • prorrostine eentA re•
ra m d to Cb•nonstirn,ltrel ditloith redard C.
Pox
It I. Impond., within the limns of an ordinary ad. r
tlsement, to turnhsh the overwhelming groom le toy pow
won to regard to the enemas cf this new and gpeeillo Trot.
Went fur one of the most twill:do ...merges of the human
not But CO order to eallidy the numerous inquirers who
am daily addrawing Mo information, I have Joel pot ,
UMW . translation of
DELCIICISCIIIIIIN ROOM ON OONSITMPTION,
Comprising hi. repor t made to the Imperial diwitony of
Medicine, Part; Notes of CM.., and Letters, lkwurnembt,
Teminscande, to, which. together with • will he
ex rent Cu receipt ofTWELVN CENTS in stamps to Cover the,
peme of felltam,
Those, therefore, who wish reliable information previous
to deciding whether to try this extzaordleuy remedy,
.hood lose no time to writing for Dr. ClotirchillY Treathie.
Theesande world be restored to health by placing them•
yaws under Wm treatment &Wag the summer, which is
the mat favorable seal= but who, If thy delay, - may to .
down to premature maw.
Prim of WINOODOTBRI3 GENUINE DREPAILATION;
of the lispophorphites of Lime and Fedi (In yrop,) jt per
bottle, three bottles for $5. dingle Own., to concentrated
solution, by mall, when epectally rm.:meted, j 3 each. nto
Dar But,, tarnished to the Probe:elen. Each bottle has
fell directkme for use; wlth my too elmlle signature. MD,
NO OVUM J. TVINCTILBTED.
Bold wholesale and rotall by 011.0. 11. KILNBISE, No. 140-
Wird awed. Plttabarah. Pa. • In3LlLlhrlf
JUST ARRIVED
ANOTHER LOT
OF
WILLIAM IMIV.A-7373
PIA -NO 'P T
ran ans thr
ARLOTTZ 33.LITIVLE,
Jolt No. 118 W00d04.1 door rftb.
. 111141.6140 4 • •
ir.a.nntiw sirvtg.Na mAxamariam
TB THE ONLY FIRST CLASS MAollimi
am , ofraredst • SEASONABLE PRICE., It nal I,*
TS
ditch, gather and onannnan: will Sainl.6oololtelms'
Por Intoutn sou an Main of fad= run conGu r j a
Mined and kW In order, cad Inin filet the iiino as s — ja
mart menet BMWING MAOHIND pe c p - 0 , 0 „,
$33. Amin "sated. end Ines ORVAL , ' . 7
• Lana= a irainnwp ,
No. 00 math itrNa. raxibur & a.
Or . eanura, P. BLINNBM alt Kmang4fs
*famously &nth Onnnono and /alma at, Allegh
TON ORNAIIp OAKES AND SODA WA; .
Auk usunain Apple% liturpterry and, Otrairbtin
iimmend Onto* el I..jpg &bran , oo band n e
U ?math aztd:AssickerOottliattanity
- nattecicimai. 44 lit , I
1(11011 , 14.-51)..tbl&-aLl Pekin etre wad f) Web, ‘ k" 1:; EMMA ZIOSAVOII a 00.
~ $ ~amaieroi~~-+"
3. Iturrxr, V. P.. C. ILaw 7 & cosilv4
PITT3IIURGLI 45anzuin73.
&Toros 4ocriaay for the rill.'
Prnenssaa, Wroxesimr,- Aron" 3 ,1859_
PLOITR—.,Iea 0360 bbla at IMO for Enrol., USG fort 4 Ear.
arm and $6 for Extra randly; 3p but do at $3,60 and $e fee::
EXtra and Extra Fanstir; 2 60661 s do at $3,00, V,30.. $ 5 . 04 •
S6,Z Bop., Extra. Extra_Tattdly ant Pantr7sbbla do
of se,eo doper, Aso be anus $6 Ur Extra Family and
$4.4$ f a , Fancy; bble do st $5,00, $3,90 and Be kr '
Extra and Etas Fan3l.ly; ZOO totoL. do at ti,Ca upar,s4,-
67 for Extra aid $6.12 for Eel.m fretno7: te3 bbts do at PP
tor Super, $ kSO for Extra and Pt. Family d, 53652. door
$5,60
do
Extra, $ 5 for Extra 11 / 4 0111 .1 and $0 . 2.6 tor ruwn 4S,
Dbl. do at $6,60, $3,60 and $6 for Eaper, par, and I= oo '
Fatodly.
CHEESE—aIes of 40 bia at :Q.s.
CDFFEE—tales of ,10 bads at 1:2,Va1;‘,..t,
&WON—tales of 3,000 ft. llama at. 1034; 4,65 be. 61.;21.
des at 1;4 1.000 51 Mould= at TX: 1,000 the fisassat.lo%;
6,000 flos'AnonldanilsodEams at Mend 10.4;1,06e fht sho d ,
ders t 11; and 10 to 3. C. game at 1234013.
3 6.
WASAT—ealse of 300 bush White at st,3o, and 1604.14.,
00115-5 Salo cf 42.5 bush at depot at 65.
IfLOEE—sale. of 16 bomb at ste7@e.
goys of Z 3 bush at 4104.1:. . . .
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SUGAR..—oalea of 2) MoilNeer Orleans at $.
WHIM of Itoctlflaa Irero mods et 2).
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BIONESTA-RY Aim, coma/racial.
The weather the past week hue been cool and pleasant.
For the noon crop more adz would have been desirable, hot
Mill we have to be thankful that Michigan hie not ender.
(tomtits:or:lb as earrerely as wine of her neighbors.have.- -
from advlociLrom different part. of the beam, we conchide
that the prim of new wheat he. settled down to 80,3900 fn
the country. Here it Is about 95c,0r 950051. bet time has.
been too Mile sold as yet, trr .poet very definitely. The'
corning week, however, will probably mo an active wheat
market In thle city. it large amount of new doer has al- . •
rawly arrived, and considerable bee bow sad; the prime
told ranging from $4,71. to $5, the latter.belng paid for the
choicest what, winter extras-
Thu Irma tray that hue existed In fhle market doting the'
week Is explained by the email amount of vendors ready for
Immediate delivery, and the uncertainty. attending onetime-.
cm for future delivery, in the present unsettled etero of the -
general markets. This is evident from • honey rnuer °Sa
tan thin morning f.I for 10,000 both. white wheat, of deliver
ed in 10 day., borordy 05c If delivered in 20 date, thereby
showing a want of confidenm to the market, or rather n
confidence in a decline.
Mr. lames Bell informs no that (o.day the prizes paid for
wheat at points on the Centred road range fmni7so to asc
-90c being en outside fignre—[Detrolt Adv.
Corns Cutcmau—Slongt.T Eitsettrap—pattdemysta.
Telly 30th, 1859
Import dam Jam let, ISSP, ORM, boo
.Ott..
"
13%2C4 bk,i7
• 54,372 Lem.
" D 3,995 Lep
Sarno period 1958, of Lb
Other dencliptlow—.......
Ineresaa of direct imparts nits year.._.
Stock lu flrscaad second bandayitds
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day, of bags.
Of otter deactiptioas- "er g
IiFTS
Esuno time last year, 13.10.---.6,1u0 bar. •
Of other &scepticale.. 1Z,260 tap
Incrosos Of stock this yew, an desctiolons- UP.
Total impale* this month, MI . , bags
Pelage( theMauth-3,000 hags es atictlim,9Xi4l2,,,Veiege
10.53; 3,442 Lbag* at auction. 10%411%, average 10.04,1.t00 •
begs, 10).5P.11,.."; 1,000 bap, 10,./M12;i.t.200 bagy,14D3.1.1%/
'
1,400 begs, 14313-11.184 bags trio 3,000 hags Laguaymi;
1174; 3,400 bap Meracalbo, 11K-tout, bogs, Inaled.
hag reeielve. • . •
Market—Rio, ordinary, .10(S)/03.4% fair, 1034 , 'D10N1 goiali to
prim% Lammyre, 1/%412; lidsrecaibo, 113.9.42;
Jay5..14344f313: et. Domiugo, espy, 1034(41L
MIL Barn='Join Taus—Fosse they DaniF.a . ,prear,,:-.
.flay 11.—The forcing weether of the pest *reek, what fine
mousing:4/ littenes hu done much 'to repair 'tho damago of--
Metals et oreus,erkille the de; hervost hay'. been rapldty W.
vanclog to completion. The latter meow, from the atomiSau
reins, beer cut np heavier then mu expected.' - The ponete
crop. howoeor, hex ettawa mans unanymtesnle signs orals-
eTtLI the earlier sous being aerlooyly &Meted this ecv.
ean, ma that some statement on the general prospector ahem
' dance mum to made, It le the more to be lameetel they
dm Manama ty. from high cultivation end mach manure,
beer hitherto fared the worst_ L, Ecotiaa4, growers bate
tondo op their mind. to deficient creme, from tin foe; you.
Douai:ice of harsh end dry weather.
The 'neither la Servo hen eeuerally been favorable, the
Southern party being in hall heresy,. As en arm/Woo has:
hero couch:Mod between Austria and Prance, wet:bay, oDmrhY
the fine weather /outlaw', rMilsirt del , . 4110 :the Ramat:.
rates are low enough for %large reivance, should there be a •
racm - rena, of ataxia et harvest time. The inipette of wheat
from franca this semen, notedttuinwiling the lon. they re*
tall, bare quite eficeeded calcalatiou ' se Zr. flryt fit°
months of the year they hero been about 100,400 ors per.
month, but the hers ylohl le that country Is not expected to
ho ao Ilberel or of .o star e quality. •
Se. LOlll2l, July 30—r. it..—Tohacco to-day less galas active, ..
eepeciallyena immufacturing; talcs include 82 hlids at 31'^3 4 for lags, sad 110412,Mi foe good ma/infect ming. •
Flom In fair demand; 200 bbl• ehol. city reperfhpe sold at
$1.74.
Wheat was rather hoary, arid ogees berets metaltiara;
Wee light at $l,O:$l,GB for prime and $1.7.0 far choice red.
Corn V firm al full prleeK mixed et bite 2ter..1,1t5e, etyltthite
ft Oftefg.-31,
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The followlog Ise companottre etoterrieat of the raiporto .
of Foreign Dry Goode et New York for the wet*, nod Here
lark. 1:
Far the Week. 1557.
Gm r G e — than dise. $2.77.12 • $ 9 9 360,.60 $1.2111M•
Tone, far weak- $ t 213,8434,510,43.1 $ 0,952,711 -
Prryitagly reported. 1447,469,7 V. 71,015,1 R 415,439,3% '
Since Jen. 1 $146;09,435 $75.D31,C18 Sin:47;o4
Wont? AT Sr. LoCM—Tbe Bt:Louis Pectnacrot, of yestot
day. outdating the fellosin
Receipts of produce: lt tjkl. LOIII• continua usirimioiy
.0013
—of When; not enough to keen half or qttertut of Ito mole
ruining, thus pretentlog them making ioniracte of flour,
lot fear they could not pet the uhene to 011 them. There le
little i il o 7 re . gr i az g. t3 ere t . o n t. T r oy . r u n r, m o t i znit o r
.crept mob nothoced rates es it must rub at t ht. ateetio.
RIFER NEW 6t
•
The heavy abowera of Monday did act clTett the tivire
matielbly. Wei had, of sonny r.arrival• or departure".
The Cincinnati and St- Louis papere putalie of thn
teal dulinelthand hero next to nothing to rented. TLcredt
neither boaltiowe nor noun worthy of Mention.
TheOlochaaati Garotte, of Monday, earea-hßobert :f orris;
• actamboat eogineer, fell from the abutment of lb* :vitt
bridge" at Nulivllle oa Tbutzday Lash and woe Inetently
killed.
The Aunt betty, recently lank hear Devenport, hes Coen
raised, and will to idea to St. Louie to be docked. ,
James Miller the B. M. Runyan, bet sold the
Cobs to Capt. Stephen Thillapeori, of Scroftsb, 0., for 1.7.Xn.
She left Wheeling for gittebergh on Totsday, for complete
repaint at the latter point. Ehe will probably enter the pig
trim trade between Pottimonth and Wheeling. '
The Louisville Courier ray. of the new wheel Ihti...h.av
been put upon theft. W. Ease. .
-.- • .
"Britt's now water wheel,a 1.7 heventien for itaamboets;
which was applied to then, V. Base, at Gluckman, am! Welt,
is generally mmaidered a failure by steamboat meo. It wee
claimed, we believe, that the new water wheel would inereme
the epecd of a boat witlitb• same amount of power at bete
t'tq and Net It a
.7.. " .1 0'.1411:7,11ta ac. They roy
mahea ea mach
noise and mansion ay the clatter Of two or time sew mills
without Bream
Steamboat Register. •
ARRIVED. DEPARTED.
Telegraph, Brownsville; Telegraph, Brownsville
Jeffvesoo, Bra Jellenteni Blnwhollle;
Col. Bayard, Blisabetb; Col. Bayard, lilivnbelb:
liarkims
Kew Yu., Aug.:.—Cotton quick sales 600 balm.' nom
dull; .le. 7600 Gbh; Ohio HV' 0 00,76. Wheat advanced;
Wes 6000 bush; old• western SWI• at 5 144 4 1 . 1 . 5 !4. Gorn
10.0, .01e.4551.0 bush. Porn dull at $1.001.5.123y tor tosto..
and $10,76010.6754 for prime. Whlidry Hog.
heavy; lluacovado 000% Tatoreo !meths .0 6010.-
Wool unehang.; Bnles logd.oo the fleece LiverGZA ono.
firmer qmet. Freights on Cotton topool 3.301.
.igkek Monlat—Hdoeta lower; Chicago ,b Hock lala 6lV; Illiuofe rk
Central 63; Michigan Host.. 110.3.1; New ,
Tort Central 73; Hording 4434; illisouri sixes V.% Gale
us k Chicago 63;g; Mithlort Canna! illN; Erie 7; Han..
Railroad llfe, Thomases aloes 863 liculsouta'a be;
lreelacda 03. •
Partentiratt, tag. 2.--The Slow market contlinue dull:.
dales for nap= 01000 Ws good brands—aupordne at ss,to . -
and old .took le offered at $5; aides to the trade from the:
loweat ilgura up to $0,75 for osmium:l.a fancy. Bye glair
fod Corn :deal are doll at sa 'e for th e former awl OAS
r the tatter. Wheat doll; Wee of =V bush at $1;..420 '
$1,25 for led and $1,3001,243 for while. Ilya eteady au 7:l—_
Wrncomee lovveird al..i.nhugthem fa very little Wanand;
Wes of yellow at 790380. Cate plenty and dull; 4000 buah
prime reana. sold at 35 , 6.5, and new at 70. Whinkey dolt
at 1260211.
Cisme/Fan, Aug. 2.—Flear bolds Ha position withal:altar
change, but the Mutat la Dot active, at 51,90445 (or auped,
floe. Wheat In talrdensand, at sl,,tdOlglfor Endued
4141,13 fur whit. Cara la taken th../7 soa,es.
demand for the city trade.* 41845. Sys lwld fireitylet
o
$O. Maly to still quoted at di. Prom:dna nominally
unchanged and nothing doing.
Badueort, Aug-2,-11°er Arm; the market closed with.
al:advancing tendency for elty, , lloward threes and 115.10. -
Wheat fires and utichaegw# indes 10,900 bueb. Cora eery ~
dull. at • dealt, of dad; sale. a Ind." awl yellow et Ude -.,
TS. Frovhdons unclowised. Wbf.ky atexdy.
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14 WOMB dIMOMILTIC PO W DERN,
wui amerce Carden harecia COckreuthes. 831-Ps4s, Pleas .
Ann, Soika and Militate effhe amain
T"importance of a reliable article of thig
mud le iceanaanie. 1.. warm weather all =ere
teems with them annoying fem. This powder lithe only •
article discovered which will extermlume them. A oomyu.
41 a
of botanists, fano the Moriiicnitural Society. uf perm,:
amidet th dien,* of ohca.ed . 12 Meat.
Landau. apart a certain kind of plant Tory mon dropped
dead. This fact was made nee ark, guard their alAt ckmpa, •
tram these lotruders.' Qom:intim of the plant were toodght,,.;: 7 *.
home by Mr. B. Lyon, and Mond a jmniUm insect dasnroyee:, , '
In every experiment.. It le .Imply • powdered lad, Miami. •
tally prepared to racist the effeet of aim and climate, Mod.,
ale and Letters Patent hare been eternal from t h e Govern.
menu of knyeland, Prams, Germany, and Romia, from th e . ".
World . , Fair, andrilmneermancedical and horticultural
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Mumma /Wheel. Wethhzton,Slat Jen. 1558
Zuezers-Lror.--Deer Eh, I bate the 'Venue ter '.7
iethret ye. ttat the heyial Wzrautry. et theiVert4'e leer,!..
et L 05.200, hews oarardod yea a Hata sad Oletthote far the
r zt . value of. your
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It Is Free irate Felets. `-'-;
_ . Fre Yetr, October Ist,lBsS.
Mr. It Lro*—Dear Ur W. have saslyeed sad butod
Ivor . Paw den and and them porfectly henareio to. •E,
.111 tad demealo mama; but certain dosqx 7.1a..1.7..i
JAMUU.COIULON, IL D 4 (Moeda. - --- '-- 7'
LAURI:NU HUD, Prot Chercaetry, ze. r.ll, ,eopttut:
Alm, -4?
Mr. Joao 1.. Ross, guporhotorehiot of the New Yorg ::."
Ow, eye, .he bet expelled ill the bt.'' mate, rottheeg;
meths: toortth - Lyon% Powder Nod b,. it.of. brarmegs '.... ,
7 ,220 .1 . ..1
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stray proton and brasekeeter malt harks &net ler '''
bred Win ostlers of thts klnd. - Iteihtettos eizi he made tar.;
Us Aster, At bllcholos and Metropolitan flown_ to Jede,y; .
tido, yreig4ent of the Arourkaa Itstltat., acmes %ohm ' -
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of . ths /Ivo Pedalo Work% *a, 44 Judge bltdp tem - , :
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