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ravtrapr a co.,
,MANIMOTIIBILRS EarEATIUNG,
Luzon , cal BOLT COPPED, PRIMO COP
egg govpll3,llslnd litlC Bottoms, SpetterPolderdta,
gm impartial' and Inalan to ITICCALP, MT PLATE
anger Onontantly on Arad, Timnen's
goading and Took.
. Waraciniedl,o. 10 Tint and 120 eecoad West.
Plltubargh, Palma.
.sarneell orders of Cdppar cut to any deafrad pattern.
asylvAincle •
I 3strovoiwae Co-,
11111111:146TVISESII AND DEALIIIII IN
nali4oirs AHD STRAW GOODS,
. .sivozzsAsx.slvG RICELIA
It33,WOOdatreetp Pittebnrgh,
- ERIE norrOn Land foi Spring Sales, RS large,
aadeolopieto an lieortmant of Oooda all can be fotiod In any .
. of ebeepatern tette", =mating of Ittß, SILK AED WOOL
BUS of fairy Cite and quaiI:NEAPS of every quality and
bejiy_bobtona ; PALS/ LEAP, STRAW, LEERS= AND .
geAnEtt WV'S; STRAW, LEGIIOItbI AND BILE BON
. IDISS;iIc., etc. Pawns siahltig to path= edam. by
'lllsattws pr Ewan will Sod It tntbair advantage total'
atul natrdne =stock.
.DfirgiBRIDIG az co.
.torivardtuvand CommLuion Merchants;
.
AndAteiitil for the sale of Pittabnrgh Mann
*tura.. pukOrtosissti w 3 callers for LUD,
IREZP; PRODUCE, te, salialbst Pxrmpt atter
.non .to melting and -totwording.
.14o: 40 Commercial Street; M. Louis.
H. OHEEISTY, U. D.,
163 nirtlavai Piliebtairk,' Penna.,
listing Led Di* , advantage' of Eutern Optima and llu
pipts,sita serval rpm' practka, offers hie profeastonal
marteraa spunen A.ND IKKDICIIt CUBA.
Day. W. D. /toward: - Ord. Wilma Wreawthos.
Rs'. D. IL A... McLean. Hon. H. A. Wearer.
T. IL Eau,Esq. Ilan. T. J. Bilham.
J. B. Butdor •_ _ _ John 11 . ndior,mcv.
JACO mY3lYdr's
,ZELT4A. STOVE..WORKS.
4LEXB.I7DER 'BR it DI! 11 Y,
itiawramtin. am =tux unzar vamir or
000111NO,,TAELOR, AND HEATING STOVES,
Plain and Fancy Grate Fronts, &c.
Solo Proprietor at the celebrated Penare Gee
Ulan: nand SuoilOoNiutatia
COOK StOVE.
Ofitae anti Sales . Room,
rarl&lydro Wpodet., Pittsburgh. Pa.
....Act: • 110.L.Islics
,••• _ T.Aili 2 4*ff: • •
Foreign a nd . ; 'Domestic Bills of Exchange,
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RZITITIOASTE OF arroary, •
, • • . Berry. NOTED AND arson,
NaiST BLANKET aims:, prrsastruonive.
w or t r t 2 . o all.the prtnetpal entr tbsoar
a.-ont toe ROB ERT
••DZII3I
ST/14W BONNETS AND RATS,
BONNNT umaoss,
NO. 93 MARKET STREET,
mat:l4dL PIITSDUZIGEt.
8. a & c. P. MARKLE,
- PUMPING, JOB AND ALL HINDS OP
W.RAPPX G PA P
Wareborra•• N0..A7 Wood Street,
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Iron Railing, Iron VanDA, Vault. Doors,
Window Shutters, Window Guards, he.,
NJ.. 91 &And Put mul II Thirst arid,
(Botirosa Waal sad Diana PITIBISDEDII,
/Ivy en hand a sroxisty of new Patterns, nary sad plan
suitable for ail p)rprera. Pa tted. attention pad to ere
skeins Oren Lola. lobbing deae at short notice. mill
VANDEVER & FRIEND, •
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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No. 6, .ma, Dubuque, lowa.
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toml, or Won= liTiseondo. . •
attond to the parchiute end lea of Mal Wan, ob ,
takilag Macter cra Bonds arid Ifsrctoges. ael•lydto
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ROBINSON, 'MINIS
FOUNDERS AND DACDINISTS,
VTA.B "EXIDTG-TON WORM ' S.
Pittsburgh,. Psnria.
°Mee t N 0.21 Dirket street..
Ithattentnr. II kindiof Steam Lher.er .ml linchlo
11 , ; Outings, Itsilroad Work, Steno Boiler* WA tibeat Iron
Wart.
Joalik and lieratrinz ione on ilhartoaties. mr2.slyDr.
Elszoitactarcis mid Doanin gt kiwis of
TOBACCO, SMUT ABM CIGARS
ZOB.A.M• TCI33.A.CCICP,
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RIMBUTIGII, PA.
B'OH.FLIGN ILICUT=LANGIC.
SiaIIT,BILLS D-RAWN - ,BY
DUNCAN, SIIICRIII.AS A, CO., •
ON TIEENNION BANE,' LONDON, IN SVMS or on
POUND STFILLING AND DMA=
Moo; BEN on the prindpal rltkv and Wan= of _lrana,
nollaa4 Germany, itusda mad other Eanvixsa
States constaatiy on band and tar ado by
WIS. H. WILLLLUS t CO
oftlioto , Bantam Wool streat, c.a. of That.
JOHN O. ''LII/j,
MEIROBANT TAIL OR
No. 45 illssket Lif? Plttanugh.
A good assortment of bzorns, Csesuccus,
Vialtlxoll;4olanar, and all goods .soitabls for 1;1;:if
ovear,jastracelTaL
41EirOrdass prvaptly 4114 to ths latest dyleuil Lba-gul
tax2M.Stro - '
J. &COTT, Dentist,
lIAS removed to the home lately occupied
by Dr. Wm. L. Ward, No. 27$ Yam Wreet, (math xkla,)
third door above Hand stmt. - •
001 m Mars from 9 CDS y. nalra.
Intbibursh Steel Work"-,
Joisnica, 13,0•23,
hunuctunni of Cu m
Crier sreEk ix:o;m% PLOW b ea
A. a iffact.; treanrastukt Jams,
Cbmer Sou azd Test Srati; Mews* Par
3.11. 11:4131
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Ct Claws Ras out rod earts4, ?Mawr" it
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RAU. now). ILF/103 COXPANY.
Joseph D1iw0rth.......D4 W. C . Bldws7L
Al.fmoman si ATter. AKA 21F,41.)
RAIL ROI,D-6P,LICES;OItAIREI
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Corner of Water . 'Street and Cherry alley,
irottliflfo PITISIIMUM, PINteA
J. AL. 1,17.1.431
24£121CrIZALWT.,T".7:WX1,
(-,-15r0:, 54 - St. Clsi Strfetit,
(Dr.ltish.stiwßutldlze PITIEBDEGR, 1.11
sigillavdter _ .."
EDEINEY U. COLLINS.
ronv*ding and Conandindon Ildeachnnt.
"AND VLIOMAIiiDLUXIIIII
' eheese, Ituttei. Beaxis.
'Ax4 Predate throaslly,
ittrat ;Wham*.
hisirp's -51;aeOtous Vilma Dzersorsz,
rt. only o voids in Nag Zderminnie
Bus; IS" Cusuoismus. Boas, AMIN MOKI= I3 ,
Nays; Blow, Ossis WalltS AIM emu lasses,
50 000soxii sow) IN ORA MoNSES, .
Tbssaßeiebrskd Betecdine here been extunfsely used
t twearsio . year• puts of Zinn" and theinalrio
diem power biro bean Wasted by the-Baszto of Busts,
Preece, 7tegland, Austria, Pia — seiHnXimania, gaiony, Belt'.
I =4 /Wm; ItA 1 Ae, . and Vi.* Obenileal propagate
examined, andappmmed by the ceMet distleguiahed Medical.
tacialidee all over the world. _
Tbalr dastroctlantas to all Itiodaoy Tannin arid laroarta
has brail . trartlllod la tbls mats" by the Dilators of the
varloaalablia litatltutlter, PlautararTarmiil. PrzTridati
of notatii Watalsozaes, Itaaufactorlia, lad I.y vartorts
togatabad pittratt citizens: •
Human:ma Pahmadata and Oc rtkrtatc! of ltmaltrao7 of
thew Satnedlrs tin 4e lean at tin Dpat.
Tor tato, Wbotenale and Itelho, by fiat /monitor and Pro
pie/ or, JOSVP/111. Practical Chandst, •
612/troadlir (az, lionilait at,)lietr
Geuend Agent far me 11. Dater and Caladu, YBYDEB.
Id& 9. Mr/l)//. progertato. /0 Arta. Masa, and ill
Bra/dWah Haw/rot. . •
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ma a 00, cora.Wooa and feooad ats.i
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"bower the thenened andlattpuhlopephdlesophaamay
g o to the coatng7. Mt" wan • good tong, lot Its enT•
WV dertamatratet and toy .111 not bestlate to
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— *tont on/Og rvl/3 " 11 al Itne be emir/ the
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inc y Naos of the boat It fa now teoe.a.*
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mew, ecich ea &arbor, Omni' dive*
end tithe =km liars that este hoot ,6, 4
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ame fa tarot
ehotothold inned.froaa Mem to Tao, ham the
ewes of the igatato O. P/dar- 2, 7 12 0tti01e mods
otteded.- • - i l ia eil gemalilly. nefilrhar* end
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TBaf liras elt os the most imports* subject
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to etatotoicittemeta eta tot Owed AMU polophett;
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FRIDAY 110135114 G, AUG. 12, 1859
O , PPICIAL PAPER OP TBZ CITY.
City and News Items
Masai tawrsaaftraa.—Observatiotis taken at
Shaw's Opt[ciao Stars, No. 58 Fifth it, yesterday
111 SPX. TN MADE.
98 : 83
00 88
9 o'clock s. x.
I 2 "
6 " P. x.
8ar0m0t0r......
htPIIOVINENTS ra sun Ccrrer PITTSBURGH.—
From memoranda which we have procured, we
are able to present a general view of the nen
buildings and important additions to and alter
ations of buildings before erected, within the
corporate limits of this city. We know the view
is not perfect. There are doubtless many we
have not been able to procure, but it is proba
bly as nearly,full and correct as any that can be
procured now. Were we to cross the ally line
in any direction, we might extend our notice
largely. Tho country about. us is rapidly ita.
proving, and many gentlemen of means are
erecting villas, blocks of dwellings and facto
ries. We leave these for the present out of the
view. Most of the buildings mentioned below
are real improvements. We make no mention
of slight alterations or the erection of tempo
rary structures. We begin with the
First Ward—Wm. Bagaley's block, four four
storied etoree, corner of Market and Water.
This building has a full Iron front on Water,
and iron and brick on Market.
Building of Douglas & English, First street,
near Ferry, two storied blacksmith shop.
Two three storied stores, with dwellings,
Frances Barker, Diamond alloy, between Wood
and Market. ' I
Iron City Bank, Fourth street, between Wood
and Market, with iron front on Market.
James Arthur's two dwelling houses, corner
of Liberty and First.
A. Way's heirs and N. Holmes & Bons., Mar
ket, between Third and Fourth, iron front, four
storied banking house.
J. B. Meanor, additidn to hotel, Firth street
near Ferry.
David Fitxsimtuona and J. N. Bean, addition
to dwelling house, Second street.
J. O'Hara, addition to machine shop on Water
street near Short.
Third Presbyterian Church, Third street, near
Ferry, important repairs and remodeling of
vestibule.
Second Ward—R. H. Patterson, addition to
Livery stable, Diamond alley, near Grant.
W. S. Jackson, office In Diamond alley.
Calvin Adams, elegant two storied dwelling,
Fourth street above Grant.
Third Ward—Wm. hi. Lyon, elegant four sto
ried iron building on Fifth, near Poet Office.
This is to bo one of the most substantially built
structures in the city, as well as one of the most
elegant.
.Charles Brewer, four four storied brick and
iron buildings on corner of Fifth and Market.
Great improvement
Andrew Morton two four storied buildings
for stores and offices,Fith street, near Smith
field.
Goehring & Boyd, addition to stores, corner
of Fifth and Wood.
Charles Siebert, two three storied dwelling'',
Chatham. near Wylie.
David Fitzsimmons, two three storied storm
iron fronts, on Wood between Filth and Sixth
streets.
J. I. Kuhn, two three storied houses (or offices
and dwellinge, Diamond alley, near SL Peter's
Church.
Dr. A. G. IValtere, fino two storied dwelling
house and office, corner of Sixth and Cherry al
lay.
John Doris, two storied dwelling on Virgin
alley.
Henry Hera corner of Cherry and Strawberry
alleys, three-storied cooperage.
Henry Damler, large iron front, three storied
warehouse, corner of Smithfield and Virgin
alley.
Thos. Pepperday, addition to throning on
Wylie street.
Matthew Smith, four storied machine shop on
High street.
George IL While & Co., aliaralicel and addi
tion to store on 6th street.
Mr. ,Schwartz, one three storied dwelling on
Denny alley near 'Tunnel street.
• Fourth Ward Second Presbyterian Church,
corner of Penn and
Methodist Episcopal church, corner of Penn
and Hay; extensive alterations sod additions.
Harriet B. Anderson, Hay street, addition of
one story to dwelling house with ne• back
Geo. W. Jackson, corner of Peon and St. Clair
street!; s splendid block, the lower story of
iron, and the three upper of cement. - This
building is over 100 feet on Penn sod about 40
feet on Bt. Chi&
Robert Arthurs, addition to end improvement
of building on St. Clair.
C. H. Paulson four Storied brick buildings on
Wayne street corner of Liberty.
Immediately connected is the fine block of
four, four storied warehouses buildiag by Jo
eeph Patterson. These structures are iron.
fronted on Libeiti. Na more important or de
sirable improrement is now making in thie city.
The new depot of the Peonsylrania Railroad,
I between Grant and Liberty which is to be built
soon will add much to the appearance of that
hitherto too much neglected portion of the city.
J. A. fifunrie, alteration to buildings on
Hand erects.
Henry M'Callough, nine dwelling houses on
Irwin street and Scott alley.
E. IL Irish, two three storied stores on St.
Clair near Penn.
17,114
_We'd—B. Kelley's helms, three storied
eitire 'arid dwelling,' 462 Penn street.
loPettily, & Co., eztensive and important al
:terallon and improvement in Gloss House on
Liberty street. •
Kelllll a Bro., dwelling house of two ataxia
in Spring alley.
Jae. Wallace, two storied dwelling in Spring
alley.
W. W. Pit'Gregor, two storied dwelling in Lo
met street.
J. Barret, one three storied dwelling, Penn
street.
Wm. Dann, two storied dwelling Locust street
G. .1. H. Shoenberger, nail factory. This
is the largest estsblishment of its kind in the
State. It Is about 330 feet in length on Pike
and 100 in rdda on ISholuanio's street. The
nail =chines which it will accommodate will
turn out 1000 kegs of nails per day.
James Dein, Mulberry alley, two storied dwel
dwelling.
S. Etlocum, addition to Wr. , Penn House
Penn groat. scar Canal.
Thos. Esrey, Penn street, one three story ad
Mon.
.Siza Ward—Mr. 8. L. • Sunup, three storied
Federal street.
Sixth Ward Sohool Rothe, on Franklinetreet,
ulcer° addition.
Asbury hi...E. Church, on Penney'Tanis Ave
nue; begun butt year, but just Gni shed.
Henry Wallace, Clark street, two storied dwell
ing.
Hourphatte, nada* to dwelling.
C. paws, three storied otore and dwelling on
Pennsylvania Avenue.
P. D. Geist, three storied store and dwelling,
on same.
8. Shore,
addition to building on Congress et.
Thomas Robertson, Franklin allot, two Igo•
rigid dwelling.
'Robert Watson, two storied dwelling and ad
dition to Other building., on Wiehington street.
~..Charles Boozer, three storied store, sad dwell
ing, on Washington near Franklin street.
Dr. A. Asnhure, 2 two storied dwellings on
Wylie greet.
Stutoop & (WM', two stores, with dwellloge,
on Wylie street,
William Rowbottoro, two throe dotted homers
00 Poplar alley near Logan erect.
• T. A. Rowley; two stoned building, Crawford
W. Breeze, two 'storied dwelling, on Clark at.
Alex.llrew, tip storied dwelling, Centre
Avenue.
,Dr. A. G. breandlesd, 2 two storied dwelling
houses, on dame.
George Ammotol, two storied dwelling house,
Colwell street:
Charles Geldenbeiner, two story shop build
ing, on Carpooled alley, ,
Darld Heed, three etoried dwelling house, on
Wylie street.
Frederic Soh dud elsody el.; two otoried dwelling,
on Crawford direct.
John' Amon, Clark street, two storied dwell
log.
Thomas Bourke, Centre Menne, 2 two storied
dwelllege
. ,
Seventh WardD. Balsa, three storied dwell
ing house, Centro Avenue.
Buckley Zr. Bros., 8 two istoriedhoulee, corner
of Enoch end Roberta area&
John Stout, three storied dwelling, Dlewiddle
street. . .
J. A. Berger, same &Amboy°.
• Geiger & Albester. 2 two storied dwellings.
Beal) tarot. •
James Robb, two storied dwelling and out
bonuses, Granville 'trent.
Thomas Gibson, alteration - of two dwellings,
Azthuro street.
L. Enos, tiro storied dwelling, Webster street.
J. Myers, Rebate "street, two storied stable.
474 Word-0. 41011alinn, two storied
sure end.dwetling, Penrwylrants Menne.
V. neetanne, the'eame as above.
'9norge NOT, 2' tbro e storied stores and dwell
ings. on sante.
. -
raw &
attest.ll°oo;2 tgo'itotied'dwollinigi, 411-
Einiptwt.r6zier, - . biglithig leittist strett.
":"Prank - gOlute. 2 1100 storied threllings t pulini
ilittrote •
REMM
J. C. Bender, two storied direlling, GU;sonaL
M. Stoehr, two storied dwelling, near Penn
sylvania Avenue.
Hannah Pottle, 3 three storied dwellings, Sec
ood street, (Pipe town. )
J. O'Hara, two storied house, Hill street.
Sarah Byrnes, three storied house, Hill street,
near Cooper.
Gas Works, addition to, Second street.
P. Mister, three storied dwelling, Watson at.
Eighth Ward School House, important addl..
don, An street. •
D. Hutchison, - addition to building, Bluff et.
Edward Allen, two storied dwelling, Chesnut
street.
R. W. Roberta, addition, Stevenson street.
Jacob Ring, addition to building, Pride et.
Mr. °inns, corner Forbes and Magee West
two storied store and dwelling
John Heron, 4 three Storied stores and dwell
ings, Penesylvania Avenue, near Stevenson at.
•
Ninth Ward—Pennaylranla Railroad, largo
and important addition to work', being Et build
ing of great extent.
John Allen, on Butler street near Carson, al
teratlou of a buldiog to a foundry.
John Paisley, two etorled dwelling and car
riage house.
David McKee, Smellanut street, three three
storied dwellings.
Same gentleman, Morris street, five two eto
ried dwellings.
11 Ugh MeKeITY, Morton street; two three eio
tied dwellings.
Maurice Wallace, Peon aired, three two to
tied dwellinge.
Jere. Frew, Wilkins (limit, three two storied
dwellings.
John Roberts, Spruce alley, one two etoried
dwelling. •
Shaeffer & Bros., Eiroallama street near Smith,
tour three storied dwellings.
MUNICIPAL COUP D ' ETAT.—Yeaterday morn
ing a coup d'etat. was made manifest. The
Oregon lot which has been fenced in recently,
contained not lees than two hundred "little pigs,
big pigs and hogs." Not only among the pork
ers was there evidently an excitement, hut
among their owners as well. All the forenoon
a throng of anxious visitors, meetly women,
flowed toward the Mayor's office, and many tt
"darlin" pig was the object of anxious Inquiry.
It happens that the notice to owners of hogs
and dogs, which has been posted for several
weeks on the street corners and referred to In
the city press, calling the attention of said own
ers' to the ordinance relative to shutting up their
animals, has attracted but little attention. Day
after day complaints have been laid before the
Mayor against these wandering quadrupeds.
So, on Thursday night, a large body of the po
lice was detailed to all parts of the city. As
Louis Napoleon posted his troops on the night
before the 2d of December and caught all Paris
napping, so the police of this city had their four
legged foes in a net as it were. The morning
saw this great crowd safely stored.
The pleas that were urged through tho day la
behalf of "spotted pigs," "white little pigs,"
"intelligent pigs," and other styles of pigs were
more amusing than any we ever beard. They
were mostly vain however, as the keepers of the
pound charged one dollar each for small pigs,
and two dollars for large ones. About 100 had
been bought off &Leveeing, and 108 yet remain
ed. Those which may not be redeemed before
Saturday, will be sold at auction or to eons° one
who may desire to buy on speculation or for the
eake of economy.
Tho citizens of Pittsburgh bars been for •
long time tormented with stray equeolere on all
their thoroughfares. Hereafter we trust there
will be a respite, and those who will keep hogs
in the city in hot weather will keep them in du
rance vile.
DEATH or CHAILLIS M. ROILIN9OII.—The coin.
munity were shocked on Thursday morning by
learning that Mr. Charles M. Robinson who was
walking our streets on Wednesday in apparently
good health, had died on Wednesday night. Re
returned to hia home front a walk in the city
about ton o'clock and went to his roam. In about
half an hour he wen found dead in his chair, a
book which he had been reading lying at his
feet. Medical assistance was Instantly called
and everything done that could be to feeler the
spark of life that it was thought might still re
main, bat all in vain. lie was dead.
Mr. Robinson Is the son of General Robinson,
well known in Me county He was at the lime
of his death thirty-nine years of age and un
married. The physicians, we understand, name
the cause, of his death paralysis. , It is thought
that the cud came without a struggle.
1 MOUE Thley.—The New Castle G.ette of
yesteaday has a long account of the capture of
a horse thief, supposed to be the one that stole
a horse from Mr. Patterson of this city and for
whose arrest a reward wan offered. He bad a
fine black horse when taken. The horse had
naturally a white Spot in his forehead, which
thin fellow had striven to calor ivith emite chem.
ical preparation. The fellow gm his name as
Taut Barnet. The Gaulle says that Mr. Pat
terson came on to New Bantle to see the chap
when he recognized come resemblance in this
JohnAßarnet to the Joliet Barnet who took his
horee,•and suppoecs that the fellow having shaved
all his whiskers, prevents him front altogether
recognizing him.
Tanisrcx CARr - Dierroo.—The annual gath•
trios of the Methodists is this beautiful grove,
near the town of Tareatum, commenced on Wed
nesday. Most of this day was spent in prepar
ing the teats—nearly sixty Were ready for oecu
parley by night faiL It Is expected that more
tents will be erected before the week closes. The
first public service was conducted by the Rev.
John Coyle pastor of Beaver street M. E. church
Allegheny city. Should the weather continue
favorable there will be, doubtless, an immense
assemblage of piople at the Sabbath services.
Three special trees, besides the regular morn
ing and afternoon trains, will hare on Saturday.
Bee advertisement.
DISPUILD.—The Chronic/. files at the bead of its
columns what purports to be the fact, addressed to
the advertising public that the - circulation of that
paper LI three times that of any other two-penny
daily In this city. This cannot be true, because Mr.
McKnight when placed Upon the stand in the case
of Feeler it Thema rs.Kennedy,lll.omo to a circula
tion of some 1900 which on Special occasions ran
op to two thousand and a..half. We are of the
opinion though we never mile a big blow about such
matters that our circulation is very much underated
In Mr. McKnight's account and that be has very
much overstated his own. We wish merely to add
that the "undisputable" at the head of our neigh
bor's paper doesn't belong there.
PUN, 02 P2IINOTADT.-0120 of the beet evi
dences pf the importance and future proepeeta of
this interesting locality u the erection by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, of • large and
convenient Station house to meet the growing
demands of the plats.. Another item is the daily
eblpment of. from 80 to 100 tons of the beet gae
coal to castenc cities. Iron sod salt works are
to be erected at an early day, end Penn is to be
come one of the towns of our State. Let all
who can join the free excursion Monday. See
advertisement.
Mout= Busx.—The steamer Mariner, own
ed and bleared in this city, was Rink at Grimy
Flats, about twenty miles above Louisville, on
Thureday morning early. All the information
we could gain may be 'found In our river column.
The Mariner was a very nest and cafe boat,
commanded by en excellent man, Captain C. A.
Dravo. Mr. P. X. Reno of Deaver, was her pur
ser. We trust he may be speedily raised and
repaired without great lora to any coo.
• Actaeon AssAULT.—lnfOrtelltloo li!aS tomb
yesterday before Alderman Steel against Jacob
Dibel and George Dibel of Plum Nymph:l).
May were charged on oath of DavicL,Dibel with
having assaulted him on the 6th of August and
with having beaten him badly. The complain
ant N A one armed man and that alone ought
to attio him from ever 'having to lay a aom
plaint of assault.
klusicao.—The ranalcal friends of Sewickley
who performed co much to the gratification of
all at the church of Rev. Mr. Allison last spring,
are to repeat the oratorio (we believe it is) of
Eslllo at Economy this evening. The church at.
Economy is open for their nee, and a good many
persons will go down from the oily probably.
It. P. Nevin, Erg., will be lender on the ma
d= The half past five train will accommodate
such as may desire to attend.
Tux trial of Ficaria in Crawford for poisoning
'his wife came up on last Monday. The sus is
ono that excites groat interest in the community
where it °occurred. The woman died under peculiar
circumstances arid after her burialyru exhumed and
examined. The reale .war that Pulses, the bus
bend, was committed for trial, charged with poison
ing Ile wife. The trial was progressing when we
last heard from them,
80AP.—Prot Gardner, the Yankee Soap Man
liar scarcely been heard from since his soaping
thelocafoco convention at Harrisburg in March.
We ere by the Huntingdon papers that he is at
prime soaping down Huntingdon, and ill on
his way to Pittsburgh, where soap is one of
those indiapensabM artiolca whiob we alwaya
Mention in connoelion with bread.
Tun Butler American of Wednesday saye:—
.
The prisoner John Young, who escaped from
our countyjail about a month ago, in' company
with Simile, voluntarily returned on Saturday
test to sleeve out the term of his imprisonment.
&toils has left his country for - his country's
good.
A so: named Dowoody wee drowned in the
Allegheny river. near Franklin, on Saturday
night; week. He was bathing and got beyond
his depth, and being unable to swim was drow
ned. Eli •ge was 17.
taro= Alderman Boottymnerday.lohn Heller
obarged,yrittrammalt ands battery on oath of
Retry Buthoiss, ball In the nun of $2OO l
for hi , Italeereakee at Court to Lamm.
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MOOT COVELS.—ThU body wee 'rectally Organized
by 'indents mid junior attaraert at Cm bar. At the
first regular meeting, presided over by B. a, st ow .
and /Min M. Kirkpatrick, Ergs Mr./. ft. Klan.
student in the °fano of Storm& Ergs,
to the inaugural address et those geatlemresen po
as fol
lows:
Tern Ho:volts : 31j•poeition before you at Cate time
is equally embarrassinvand pleasurable . Emberrazz
ing, &Loaned of the sotor MOW, and legal e mu.
ties of those whom I address ; and pleasurable, be
cause of the honor conferred upon me by the mem
bers of this organization, in , neigning sue de duty of
responding to your very wholesome and pertinent re
ntarki, made to us on the organization or thte Court.
I am confident that f represent the unan men, and
enthusiastic sentimente of these yo ng men,
in expressing to you unfeigned thantut for your kind
and generous appreciation of our wants, and your
magnanimous consent to preside, by Mutual and
scholastic deliberation, over our otherwise untutored
and ineffectual effort. to attain any proficiency I n le
gal science.
We trust that we duly appreciate the fact that yon
lay aside the arduoue and responsible duties of ao.
live professional life, In "eitieb you here the
mute of emolument, and the incentives of profes
sional aspiration, and condescend, by your pr esence
here, to unlit us in oar efforts to become succeesful
prectitionere at the bar of this Commonwealth; to as-
Biel. us in mastering the profanditlas of English and
American jurisprudence; to give us the advantage
of your extensive research, maturer counsel and high
legal eau:manta, in making us scholar/ of the law,
usingthe term scholar in its highest, most com:s
bivo sem. • • • • • •p •
We are gratified to know that we hare, presiding
over our Court, two Legal Scholars, who, prompted
by feelings of kindness towards ns, and interested
in our legal advancement, can condeecend to stoop
from their high professional career to notice students
of law; and to Weil into their minds—as you have
done by your presence with us—loyal aspiration',
while they loiter in discouragement around the bast
of that gigantic superstructure of American juris
prudence, which rises op in magnificent splendor be
fore t h em. • • • a * • a
It has long since been decided, even by the 643163
philosophers of antiquity, that there Is such an es
, eentlal element In the organization of human society
as "mutual dependence." But at this Unit and un
der these circumstances, we would ignore the term
"mutual," and have the elementotaiast only of inde
pendence; in which ease your Honors are the Nal&
cent bestowers, and we the honored reeipients.
In reciprocating harmony 'with this, it has also
been wisely ordaload by the great Architect of our
mental, physical and moral organkm, that there is
such a God-given principle In the human heart as
gratitude; and which affords a most solacing relief
to the recipients of favors in the absence of a more
material remuneration. Such a relief wo have at
the present time ' and It is all we can o ff er you—the
gratitude of cur hearts; the undivided fidelity of our
friendship, and the Irrevocable avowals of oar pro
foundest respect.
Max. filtuxe, of Allegheny, hold Edward Cow.
ling, J. L;th, John Nicholls, Alfred Johns and S.
Wilkinson to bail. on Friday for.J.rial, on a charge
of selling liquor without license, preferred against
them by officer Wagley. Cloth,lb FA= and Frans
Wolff WOTO ohargorl before the same magistrate with
selling liquor on the Sabbath. '
81141LPIIIIMIG SCHOOLB.—Tye Board of School
Directors for the borough of Bharpsburg, hare
elected the following leachers for the ensuing
year: Principal, Geo. R. Cochran; Male Ae•
sistant. J. R. Butterfield; Female Assistante,
Miss M. R. Bunn and Miss A. E. Russell. •
SCICIDE.—A woman named harbara McKelry,
residing in Ilayficld township, Crawford county,
bung herself on Sunday morninc. She was about
45 years of age. The reason for the rash act is not
known, nor have we learned any of the attending
circumstances.
Cnoss Suirs—Aldermaa Rogers, had A. Warner
before him, charged with assault and battery by L
Crow. The accused wu committed for trial. Sob
requeatly Mr. Warmer brought snit against Crow,
and had him held to ball on a timitar charge.
Tun Western Theological Seminary in Allegheny
will Op!11 its next session on Monday the 12th of
September.
Ad run season approaches when sewing machines
will be more needed, it is a matter of much impor
tance to buyers to know which is really the best.
Those Interested are desired to examine the new Fin
kle machine, sold by J. L Carnaghan & Co., Fed
eral street, Allegheny city.
Maxicare Mcsrarto Lisinnwr.—From rich and
poor, bond and free; all. colors,grades and conditions
of life, we hear the same mud of praise awarded this
wonderful article. Sores are healed, pains relieved,
lives laved, valuable animate reads useful, and un
told ill. assuaged by this great medicine which ars
surprising to the judgment of men. What family
does not require a standard Liniment- Who ever
heard of the same effects produced by any other or
acle? For cuts, bruises, sprains, rheumatism, swel
lings, strained horses, Act it bar no Kcal. Bettors
of imitations. The genuine Mustang Liniment Is
sold by all respectable Druggists and Livery Men
in every town, parish‘rad hamlet throughout North
and South America, Enrope, and the Islands of the
Ocean. Boy at once.
BARAZI k Ressis,Trlprieturs, New York.
Also, j.yon'e celebrated oases Powder.
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SINGULAR AND FATAL, ACCIDLIST. —One day
last week, a daughter of Christopher Beaman,
of-Jefferson township, this countyjaged about
twelve years, was swinging by thb upright post
of the porch of her father's house, holding in
her right hands large carving knife. By some
means she loot her hold and fell upon the ground
la such a position that the knife penetrated be
tween the ribs of her right side, to the depth of
1 inohee. She arose from tho ground im
mediately and withdrew tho knife from the
wound, crying out at the some time to her moth
er that ohs was eat, She died within an hour
afterwards.—Butler American.
Tun Viashingtan Reporter eaye that Mr. Robert
Stewart of Jefferson township fell from • load
of tiny upon the end of the handle of his pitch
fort, which entered his body to the depth of
seven inches. Hopes wero nevertheless enter
tained of his rec0very......,...A train of cars on
the Rempneld railroad got off the truth on Mon
day evening last, four miles west of Washing
ton, ran into • mass of earth a portion of which
fell upon the mail car injuring it but doing no
damage to any person.
A LAD about 12 years of age, named Smith,
son of Noah Smith of Saxton, was killed at that
place on Saturday. Re was standing on the
platform of • passenger cu which was being
pushed up the road by a freight train, and at
tempting to perform some gyinnastlos, ho slipped
off the car, which passing over him, cut his
head in twain. Will our
town boys take warn
log I—Huntingdon paper.
KILLED DT • COLT.—We regret to learn that Mr.
Joseph Long, a respected and esteemed citizen, who
resides in the lower part of this county, came to hts
death on Thursday last, from the effects of a kick
received in the breast from a colt, while passing oat
of his stable. After receiving the fatal blob he was
immediately carried to his house, where he expired
in a few moments.—firma Co. Rep.
Tun Steubenville Ilerakl says that three negro
boys belonging to Mr. Geo. Eludelor's estate
ran away from Parkersburg on Saturday last,
and though $lOOO reward was offered, DOCa of
the ohattele were caught.
Tag Kittanning Free Perse gives the following
summary of the condition of Kittanning Bank:
Assets, - • - - 8138,066 31
- 82,883 62
Overplus,
Tun Ede Gazelfs of Wednesday has an obit
nary notice of Thomas Moorhead, Eeq., of that
city whom it declares onset the most excellent,
upright and jut of Christian gentlemen.
Tnn New Cutts Gazette of yostartlay giro' an cc.
count of a eus of a moo named Warm who "oc.
coped" with a daughter of Mr. William Daly of that
comity.
Notice to Builders. and Contractors.
rag UNDERSIGNED' (formerly foreman
far Howland Parry) would respectfully Inform those
for whom he has dons work, sad the public generally, that
Its ill now prsroued to fundrh AWN or put on glate Boots,
the moo approrrd manner. Orders for Roofing or Ha
YOrlng of Mae hoofs (If loft all the ace of Mar. Laugh.
n, corner of Stun areal and the Csaal, Fifth ward,)
be promptly attended la THOMAS Peltitg.
tor2A-amd.
PRBNCH WHITH ZINC PAINT
111.011 SHE
VIEILLE MONTAGNE COMPANY
OH' PARIS
PHIS PAINT is adapted to all purposes to
which the beat White /tad is applicable. It dose not
ton Yellow, se lead bmirleidy doew, sad will acquire the
hardness end saioothneto °Mach panelling without the aid
of nrniab, sad le easily wished. Color. with • rinc tads
maim their freehnese and WI:WWI of color.
200 panda wilt cover sa much intrfate, with the mato
.body,ary as
210 pound. of lead-4howing pent econorn7
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In
order that parties may depend upon getting the enlcle
rtrictlypton Our, should buy of none bat the most raped.
ids henna. The Oonopany ship bat :two pantie* known as
M. 1 Wad 6110t0 Witita Dry. gad atutOreon Sad. Thalia
1 at Dad Bealle the ankle Put wee for painting purposes,
the *now Whitens Green Nal being ordY used** the mod
expensive wort. JOSEPH lILETIIOIiO, Agent for the Co.
Orders addrauall to sitherof the following home will ho
DDed at the new redueedbuff of Plideet -./ th . TV' i°
OIL • ' MILL * COME
122 Maiden Lane, New lark.
13,1YNOLDS, DM& a Plum,
/On and 100 Patton street, New York.
M I NSW AMU yea.
friPll
OF
u...54 :9210 MATHS.
TIIST received a new lot of Pianos from the
CLIICZEIIIIIO A EOM,
Or 03 AND 7 OCTAVES,
AND VAIIIOtrB BrYLB3 01 YINISIL
ALL LNUAQIII:NTS WAILILANTAD
The public Qs lavltod to all sad 6111:61130 the nook of
Um, satoalar, which maids of
ITIVTV PLUMS
40/111 IL UEUOB, 9/ WO./ street.
AL/O—T/Ulle Mania Plum to Dl
OUR PATENT FRUIT CAN—The best
Tin haft Qua yet bora* the tater Metalb Tops: ,
WY so& asss7 ono tem p, Ws .0 mut is
cam elloold we th e y one before
ado
• T. j. Solo /doter,
w o w ' ,t ro d, fb oor from lIIMEL
910 LET-1i three dory dweallag.
.a. Aden six rpasisolituts Ocagaw Isms
Zeigatee . WM!! 1411.600, No- 505 Liberty
11 LUTZ LIMAL--100MBA& *ln
WhtteLloabrista LLOYD/
Soli NO. SR lainntigla.
Telegraphic.
Arrival et the Steatites Fatten.
Nan Tone, Aug. 11.—The steamer Fulton, which
left Cowes on the evening of the 2Tlb et., arrived
here this morning. She brings one hundred and
thirty peasengers, and reports having pasted, on the
27th of July, ships Mercury and Wurtemberg, going
to Havre; also the steamship Vanderbilt The Pal.
ton's advises aro not so late as thole furnished by
telegraph from Halifax, but her papers are one day
later than have yet been received.
The &deices from Paris indicate unpleasant feel
ings towards England. An article in the Moamar,
discrediting the rumored probability of an accord
between France nod England on the question of the
Congress, and a general disarmament, had produced
• painfa impression.
The, London Herald's Paris roe espondent
that the banding together of France, Russia and Ans.
trio, and the immense naval preparations of France,
renders it difficult to disbelieve the universal report
of a grant blow being contemplated against England.
This wu written previons to the more pacific action
of the French Emperor.
The French imam navy is to be increased to• one
hundred and fifty men-of-war, exclusive of seventy
two transport'.
The Bt. Petersburg papers publish the treaty be
tween Russia and Ohio; which had been ratified by
the two Emperors. It grants leave to Russia to
send ambassadors to Pekin, promises protection to
Christian missionaries, and authorises a mcrithly
mail between ICiacht and Pekin.
New Yong, Aug. 11.—The steamship North Star
has arrived. She left Aspinwall on the 3d inst., and
brings California advice' to the 20th nit., which have
I been anticipated by the steamer Habana, at New Or
leans. The North Star has 500 paueugers.
The excitement on the Isthmus in relation to the
golden images, discovered to the Indian mounds, is
dying out.
The California markets were dull, and there was
bet little prospect of amendment or improvement
The &staidLs and China products ware declining in
consequence of the heavy stocks on hand.
New Vona, August 11.—The Evening Poet bee
good reason to say that the exchange of the steam
ers Cortes and Uncle Sem, for the steamer Adriatic
Is no condition of the present negotiations between
Vanderbilt and the Pacific Mail S. S. Co., which
however promises to result in the discontinuance of
the present competition.
New Yonx, August 11.—The Atlantic Telegraph
Company have decided to make the conductor of the
next cable consist of six wires twisted about six
times the size of the old cable. There will be no
outside covering of iron wire, except a few hundred
miles on each end. Thenew cable is to be laid down
guaranteed in all respects, and Is expected to ba in
order for I:amines, early next summer. Cyrus W.
Field, Esq., occupies two columns of some of the
New York craning papers with a fall statement of
the affairs of the company. We understand the
American public: will have an opportunity to sub
scribe bathe new stock; which is guaranteed by the
English Government.
NEW Yonx, August 11.—The. steamer Arabia's
malls arrived here this evening. At Goodwood, on
Friday, the 29th ult., Ten Broek's American horse
Starke, won the Bentwick memorial stakes,a thousand ,
sovereigns. Prioress came in third. Fifteen horses
ware running. Mr. Ten Brock is said to have won
£25,000 on the Goodwood slakes. Ills colt Umpire,
by Lecompto, won the Nursery stakes, alto on Fri
day.
New Your, Augast 11.—The clock market has a
rather abrader tone to-day, and the volume of trans
actions is larger, but otherwise the market wears
the same dull and inanimate aspect that has charao
terhed.for week. back. The principle item of the
dealings war the reaction in Toledo, the Baler of
which reached 2500 sharer at after sell
ing at 18 for cash and buyers option. The list of
western stock, shows a considerable ateadiness, ex
cept Michigan guaranteed, which is offered at 20@
20i; Galena and Michigan Central are each high
er. There was nothing done in government Stock.
State stock' were a little firmer. Missouri .1101 ad
vanced one-eighth, and Tonneasee three-eighthr;
Bilehigan situ brought yesterday's price; sal., of
Louisiana sixes at 87, and Laois interest at 103.
Tha sales were quits light; Illinois Central was
sold at 83 seller 60 against 85 regular last evening.
Harlem Grit mortgage, at 92d, and Hudson River,
third mortgage, 73 to 731. The money market pre
sents no new feature. On call the supply is free at
6 per cent; occasionally 6}@7 is paid. The rates
of discount are firm, at 7©9 per cant. The demand
for exchange for the mail to-morrow ls very limited,
and the leading bankers unwilling drawers on Lon
don, at 1101. Very good bills are obtained at 1091
@llO. Ttte export of sped* on Saturday will be
about $OOO,OOO, of that already engaged, 6750,000 ;
the greater portion is silver received last Saturday
from New Orleans and Vera Crux.
The decrease in canal tolls, for the first week of
co
August, as mpared with the same week ,
is $18,404. At th e second board Minouri Si ze s fell
1, and New York Central roan I; Reading fall j , and
Michigan Southern 1. In other stocks there was or
chaos.. The following ore the prices offered for
Erie bonds: first mortgage, 801; god mortgage, 72:
3d mortgage, 501; 4th mortgage, 36. The Galena
and Chicago road received the first week in August,
$18,500, against $19,649 in 1958. The New York
Central earnings for July were $511,569, an excess
of $36,216 over last year. The net receipts of the
Pittsburgh and Ft. Wayne Railroads for the week
ending on the 7th were $29,755,98. A committee
of citizens of Auburn, has been appointed to procure
subscriptions to the amount of $50,000, that =a
being wanted to complete the Lake Ontario, Auburn
and New York Railroad.
CINNATI, Ang.,ll.—At one o'clock this morning
a Am broke out in the wholesale liquor store of 8. 8.
Bogle dr. Co., entirely destroying the whole building.
The loss is about one hundred thousand dollars. The
are extended to S. N. Pike's liquor warehouse, which
it partially destroyed. The loss 11 thirty thousand.
Ireurance ten. Braid, Breed k Co., Metall° Cue
Manufacturers, lou about forty thousand dollars.
Cameo/a, August 11.—Thq following are the
lames by fire this morning : Bdyle it Co., $150,000,
kneed for $75,0004 Cane, Breed & Co., And Bu
rton, Breed & Co., $20,000, fully insured; G. lien
shaw, furniture manufacturer,slo,ooo, folly in
sured. The rectifying house fB. V. Pike was al
most wholly destroyed; the loss is $BO,OOO, insured
probably for $lO,OOO. Several firemen were injured
by falling walla. During the fire the water in the
;Uterus become exhausted, or the destruction would
have been less. The whole of the steam fire depart
ment was on duty, and water had to be conveyed a
distance of half a mile. The origin of the fire Is
unknown.
Wannutorron Our, Aug. 11.—The delegates rep
resenting the railroads on the southwestern or mid
dle route between Washington and New Orleans,
commenced their session here to-day. Their busi
ness Li with reference to the transportation of the
great mail from Portland, Maine, to New Orleans.
Wien:moron CITY, Aug. 11.—The National Teach
ers' Association, now in suasion hare, elected J. W.
Bulkley, of Brooklyn, N.Y., as President for the en
suing ye., and decided to publish a monthly period
ical in the furtherance of the canoe of Education.
Lortsvasa, Aug.ll.—The steamer Mariner from
St. Louis to Cincinnati sunk last night on the flats
twenty miles above. One guard to under water.
The boat will be raised. Nobody lost.
The river is stationary with two feet eleven inches
in the canal.
COLIMMIII, Aug. 11.—The Convention discussed
and amended resolutions which were adopted. A
standing committee for the State at large, was ap
pointed. After passing three additional resolutions,
the Cone talon adjourned sine die; the next meeting
to be determined upon by the Standing Committee.
NORTHERN
Assurance Company,
NO. 1 11001lOATE MUT, LONDON.
ESITABLISHED IN 1836.
CAPITAL ........ .... MOO 00
PAID UP CAPITAL AND INIIIPLUS... 51,104,111 051
ANNUAL WAN LIE, for Its yearend.
Ind January 11, .....
TIi"COMPANY INSURES AGAINST
Loss or Damao by Mrs Oman every description of
Property. Tits Rata of Fre:aims are stoderate, and, In
all awn, baud upon Ina durmasr of tba °soar or occo
pant, sad tbe writs of as Mk.
Loess promptly
_adjusted and psi/ without ref.renco to
London. sp.al— jandasnund,fansd promoted tn Phslact d
pldafor rpm"! entragixtbr to_ptor.
aims=
JszassidoCay & 00074 Woad street
Abr. Mort & 00,178
Drown A Ettkpetticks,ll3 Malty street;
D. Oren & 05,99 Wax' street:
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WBrow ki'ldroy & Co, 54 Wood street;
James 11.ta.•dlAW & Co„103
Nitnick & Co., PS Water streak
" D. A. Pettnestock At Co., /Intend Wood street.;
.7os WoodreIl& &and and Wood ~,ruts,
AtwelL Leo & Co, 8 Wood streak
Borebtleld & Co, Pout& and Market street&
McCandless, Means &Oa, Wood and Water st&
$45,162 69
RYJUZSC15111111111.1).UPIIIL.
George 11. Smut. Eau, 13 Beak street.
Menu Myers, Olagtgorn t Co, 232 Market .treat: Wm. WK.& Co, 23 /South grout street;
al'eutcason t Yrourand Nor eh;
" Smith, WUllems t 00., 613 Dlerkot meat
u Junco Otahezu k Co., 20 and 22 LedUe etzeut;
Jamb D. I:little% Eq. PreildenS Idecbsulad Bunk;
James Dualep. req., Praeldeut truloa Bank:
floe. W. A. Pude; We Judge Ihdpretne Cond.
JAIL! W. ARROTT, Agent,
Ja21:131.114 Tempcmu7olscs, 103 Wood street.
Dr. Samuel 5. VitoWs elltary Corrector
or Anti-ElWoos 1111xtrure.—.Purely Vega-
Meta MU, Safe and Effective Remedy for
BILIOUS DISORDERS,
UCH HEADA.Cin,
BILIOUS HEADACHE,
DYSPEPSIA,
TORPID LIVER OR STOMACH,
COSTIVENESS,
Bruin s OR DYSPEPTIC COUGH,
HAL ARIAL FRYERS,
BOIVEI, COMPLAINTS.
INDIGESTION, SOUR Brox/we, Ac, SHIN DERASE4
DINH= BLOOD,
JAUNDICE,
Alia el complaint, timed !vital:lßE DILE ORB ILIOUS'
NESEIL HEYSZE,
JrattahoT ILO Word Sole Ascot tor Pittabonat.
B(=MELD it CO. continuo to givo
gnat tergetne to Dry dads.
Eggs oezda.
Gaines worth tio
do M.,
Ducal. ---1260 do 260
And all thelremtlresiock at greatly reduced prices. ant
LAKE FISH
-20 bbls Trout, fresh caught;
RS bf do do do do
8 do 11%1W MO* do
80 bi do do do
Just reed an eraraiyammt an d° d
Icy do
rade_ by
006 DICKNY CO. de Liberty stmt.
AriOLIESTER PROPERTY—Three fi n
Bonding lota, 40 het Croat on W•ahington • •
4 • 4 1? • 010 • 1 / 1 eta. Price nor dm Woo to
WOO, or woolen. Tor malo
• inn 604TIIDUET f ISOM 61 ?larked Arai.
MOLASHEB-100 bbla N. 0. far Bale by
wY ants a ISITOEIZGL.
LUT.SLIALS-300 bble for sale br
• ' ma a=vmr.
ROOMS-1.0 dozen for ale by
mar - EmPor:ASMOY4
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Commercial
WI/SIT= OP hunnatialciFiSiiii
J. Dicarr, V. P, 0.11. Pactssx, 3. B. CoaFLici, J. J. WI,
PATTSLIUttIaiI zi..&tus,22Wrs.
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ISrP 7 +d , FPniaff , fur tke 21 . 11.1barriA Gate!.
PlM:stun, Fanny, Avcrs, 12, 1851.
FLOUII—.. unto ellegorl,lll7 LC,. In Lots, all from Corry
at 13,6505,60 for Super, $3,7045,80 for 1exUa,55,90,J2 for
Kura Farolly, and so.= 6,25 for Fancy.
BACON—gales of B,ood IN at 7.3 , 1 for :boulders, and 93.1
for Olden.
MUM) BEEF—,slag of 1,130 Ma al 120.
llCTAL—saki of dtal Gdna al SZ,6O, 6 mouths.
d UU Alt —sees of S bhdie at 7%.
WHISHY—saIo. in lola of 90 bbl. at ..ne,g.o-
91031 IC TAILY AND C1ini1E13.61.41.1..
The to:lva-tug Is tho Bank inOtrandent Of the foor priori.
pal cal., et stown by their Int statements:
Loans. (prole. Circola'n. ilepoetta
N. S, Jul; 33.,119,447,413 20,761,604 8,214,959 .
.4,474,659
&non, Aug. 1. 57,952321 4,647,352 5887,764 18,033,M.
An 4.1.. 007,875 4,942,313 2,773,073 14,854,643
N.O, July Z. 15,740 , 133 31,744710 10,547,084 17,638,35?
41,118,939 777.883,824 125,021,532
Laat week 220,005,043 44=052 28,709333 126,339,669
The Bank return publlehed this morning, a.we anticirat
' rd in our last notice, has tended to nearly the market Air
money. The an pply outride of tank, is rather easier today,
while regular dealer. at bank, whom offering... witidn
slaty day.' date, are general acsonamodated at 7 "9. cent.
The illgeount Broken quota longer bills at 7.4®911 cent,
with only • moderate *Truing of etrkily firsoclas Lamm
The old Stock Brokers nra getting money on demand at 6 , p
cent. The km-bungee for the Baton men Were to fair de•
mend today A11104110;4 on L0nd0n,andf.5.156f,5133.1 0 .
Parts, bank and banker/ siguattues, and 109.74109% tar
good merchant bill. on LOildol3. Theta rates carry one no
gold by this packet, and the engagementa for Elatordey,frm
present eppearancea, will be mainly In Waken aileer, of
which there is • fed, =lndy on the market, sad mare to sr.
rice by the chase of the week. Thu entries of foreign met.
cbendise this tweet hare fallen off materially, end the roe.
tome duties go down accordingly. The receipt. yesterday
were $91,000, and to-dor $.44,003. The other kWh
rec.ipu $38,0A 011.bn:temente, $145,0M
once Ude afternoon, $5,837,42,
The caning, of the Now York Central U 1111144 for July,
1858 sad 1810: compare as follows:
Year.
1859.
1458.
Increase r .._.... .....
_.._=55945
The earnings of the Mule Railroadler
Increase . $2,607 =
The euctoro, of the Norwich and Worcester, for July,
1859 ens 1859, to, very encoureging. The figures are:
1258. 1669.
....$11,696 28 $14.180 69
...., 14,13913 21,171 58
...425.720 79
Gain over 18:..8 • $15,372 17
. BS
The Implants of the cbwrlng hrnee to.day wee enrall—Sle ;
677,41. an arrival at New urieene brings $.15,295 in epee!.
We bear of no epee's going to &qt. I•tr the Wedatulay
.eteamer.
We are now enehled to give tha full dotal'. of the beet.
ono of the Frio, Hoed for the el: months of the gr l year
lndlng Starch 31,1552. It will be me that nearly all the
ots In receipts WWI upon freight, and that the saving/tie the
transportation expenses were greeter than the felling a
In truffle, .o that the not earning. were 110610 s3B,CliOgreater
then far the correspondieg six months of the previous year.
--ttribtana
Tutted. Evening, dragnet ft.—Greater rate
iaracteriaes the audition of the money market than was
apparent et the time of the lag weekly review. Camay
E been gradall accumulating, awl Is now in fairly conc.
Portable supply for the regular movements! of thoa”ngaged
In discounting. However, any premre in theplLaticaa
far bank accoonmoditionswould cuilyprodace ate/egging
as it is, the demand for money Is mainly actin to teed.
mate mercantile paper, which commands one previously
quoted rates, 0412 can t,-10 'pant being the rulhag rate.'
There Was some Irregularity to the movements of the ex
change marke;botgetterally an increase in the checking on
the East was observed, and our Impresialon prevail. ` on
some of the &aware that the redaction wade yeeterday will
be sae recovered, am there Is no supplies la the stock, sad
as there mart neceesarily now hither a largo 'demand for
package reallisaaa.-10otornerclal.
Panatlarall, August 9.—Btato Fires are dull at DON,
Penaryl•anla Railroad sham wIl slowly at 3% Reading
he Gentled to 21%, Catawisso Fere. will in email ,
aatallitta
at 33, and the chattel mortgage Tens at 40. Bank Wake are
dull. Girard Rank alarm only were sold to-day at 401 i
The importation. aro faring off, under the combined an.
xley a! to the future of the money market, and the natural
decline rommquont upon the near approach of the imam= for
selling. The email quantity of dry goods on hand In hand
=ma to warrant the asurtion cf the imports., that no
nacre pads hare here imported than were neceseary to meet
the demand of our rapidly increaning population, and no
more than the country Is abundantly able to pay for. Tat
the banks are exerclain: a wide prudence In regard to the
amount of their loans, and the money market 11 somewhat
tighter In consequace.—(Tres.
LlALTralna. August o.—Cffire—Tbere here been no tram
lin:one In Rio today; the market continues very dull,. and
former prices could toot be realized, although holden ram
indisposed to accede to a decline =regrading with that In
other market., which la said be ibo Le .
genera it dull at 120)1.7/0 for swell lots from wand baud.,
and 11%43120 from Importers. Jaya /40 . 180 lb—no
Wee repotted.
go 'Chiin,,eei fill. morning bolder. of flour nein selling at
1.5.11%05,25 for choice eXtra brands, but buyers offered only
b1112;4, which WIII not sc.pted. The Mahn appears to
unt the late advance to New York end other markets,
arose only from the eery ltml,rd supply. sod as soon as thie
is removed by arrive:e of new floor, pares, it is sold, 05001
mode. lien. nuthion ',bought far future delivery, nod for
;resent only at kiddie figures There appears to be • coo
eiderable deruud for wheat fur Ahipment, bat this market
I. nolo% for nut of stocks. Buyer. this morning would
readily paedl,lo(g,kl2 tor • prune art ic le or white. on
Time then being no . hour. for dour. and noseller•
for wheat, the market preunts a eery dot' phew—Detroit
Ady'r, Ang. 8. .
She Flour mai ket et/annum Ina eery depramed date, and
oftilkre do um, consequently, foul disputed to pay high prince
for wheat Prima underwent another material decline to
day, and the utmkct was eery uneettled. Corn was lower.
In other articles there was no material change. New Or
loans freights vt.dy at 30c 'B bid for flour, Ticyl sack for
cunt, and the It 100 ths tar common freight„—{Bt. Louis Dem.
Tlie weather yesterday was excessively hot an! claw, and
In the evening a Utile dummy. The river it at theta Zee
feet and falllom
The report. from down titer contain nothing of filtered
and our own are necessarily meagre, for Metals nothing
worthy of note going on.
• The Minerva antral yesterday from Wheeling, and went
out again Int night. She was the only arrival and depart
ure of the day.
Mauna dram—A dispatch wan received in the city yes.
terdsy, announcing Om Making of the gamer Mariner,
She ran emote some utetruction In Omni Fiats, about twenty
milts above Liedeville, early on Thursday morning, and
oak In 6or eight feet of water. Ehe truer:oder water amid
ehips, but her bow and stern were cot. She waslyingbadly
an lags will be rained Probably, end repaired withmit great
lota She was iD1113124:1 here for 19,660; $3,000 each, hi the
Eureka, the Cinema and the WURZTO immune, offices
Tho Cincinnati Commercial, of Wednesday, says:—The
Glenwood/mond down her Marietta sign, turning her freight
mar to the liszelltom Capt. lienthickem will pitch in for
the drat paying trip that offers for any point.
The EmmaGratiam will be found at the term today, load
ing for Cairo, and the Lower lillerimipph The Lehigh le doe
from below to-morrow.
The Program cleared for Cairo tut night, with 100 Whig
whisty, 100 do floor, 40 doe chain. and 3.) tons pound freight,
which the will reship at Cadre for the South.
Capt. Hazlett. of the Carmelite, 1.. t the 13ornet. We
holm awn to and Ws Captain in throve of another floe
packet. Cape, Done, is at the Broadway, looting after the
Intonate of the Altamont.
The Proven having wocceeded polling the Lightfoot off
tiling Sun Bar, oho is now on her way roam. Ernie, rejoicing.
Crept Scott WM launch th• Intl. pleasure *teenier on Sat
urday. She will ply regularly to and from Licking Garden.
On Saturday night the Gen. Pike knocked • hole in het
hull at Salt Liver,. bar way up to Idecoable. The damage
was trifling, and the boat was detained only a abort time.
Tb. St. Paul Times, of Tuesday, age t—The river was at•
stand at St. Leeds on Friday. The:Dlinol• /a very low. all
the large baste have withdrawn from that trade, The Bel.
Oat, Captain Force, started for La Salle last wok: Thu dr
Paired. are running to the Ililnole ricer trade at preaea
Th•Oble continues low and failing. Freight. an =coma
lathig. The Minoan le In good boating's:age.
Captain !looney, of the Submarine No. 8, stye that one of
the toiler. mid ono cylinder of the Sombart are in-good con
!Won, ;arid atm one of the shafts, but the rest of her ma
chinery hi pretty much destroyed. The wreck lies on her
haato-enda, and her stern in aboot thirty feet water. One ot
the shafts lies directly under the cent, rendering It Imp°.
dble to get at IC The next job of the N 0.15 will be [menthe
Edinburg, at Bloody Lined, Theta yet remains some work
to be done on the Sonitart:
The Vixen, lately out of the Ohio, hail pun latoths North.
ern Line, as • Wednesday packet. Gat. IL Green, lately of
the Wm. L. Ewing, tiornmand• her, and Capt.'. Id. !damn
Baru chug. of the offica. She will do wall and become
popular In this line.—[SL Leeds Dem.
Steamboat
ARRIVED.
Telegraph, Bonneville;
Jetreranii, Brownsville,
Cot Rum!, Elisabeth;
Minerva, Wheeling.
933,924 12
I=l - '
Nan Yeas, Aug. IL—Cotton declined f a r, sal. 800 b7 t.
at 12 % for UPlatld iddllogg the meths domed with a d
dining tendency- Flour declined; sales IMO Wb
quiet sales 40030 both. Corn buoyann des 21,000 bush at
183•80 o for mixed, Bic for white, 81 teryellow. Beef henry
et MU- Primo Pork declined 10.. with do at $10510,-
26• tildes lower; BlieDoll Aid offered at =c, without
Mud Tallow heavy at 10•X@IO:y. Bacon, ides 808 X;
ehouldern 60.. W. Bowles.; at tyg.634. Coffee buoy.
, sales 28,0 W bap .1 10(A12%' or Id. Freights on
to Liverpool magy,d. Stocks dull : Dlichigen &oath
ern Now York Central 894; Heading 4b bliseouri
des
,Pelena Chirsigo Cny,,; Cleveland Tohdo
11 %; P 14%1101 , 02.,5a
PartsinttrincAmp.Uk.." • r unoltangai: sales to the
trade al $5(1,5,111% for wand festi/56065,Tb for fish
ground, and p.,Z0CM,76 for old atoor •••• nod freak &mud
extra doily. Itye Flour dull at $3,76, • • Pen syl •la
Corn Meal at $3.024. Who. la demand; des • • •
pd... red at
. 1 ,33.31,25. and white at $1,42Q1,45. LEW
PrtRIL mar By brought Ina. Corn firmer; 2300 bush yellow
sold on private doss, and some damaged sae 4. ,Cata actin;
1000 bush sold at 24 tor old Penna. and,for now Dela
ware and Maryland- Whisky unchanged; sale. et 26C42T.
Batrato., Aug 11.—Flour dull and lower. 25.088 bush
Wheel add at • decline of 40.8 c., the prices ringing from
$l,ll to SI,2S. Corn very dull; white and yellow 7213.78 c.
Provide. t o., but unchanged. Whisky dull at =. Cof•
fee dull at 103Q120 per lb for /no
Orsmantari, Aug IL—FIom:CM dull at 84,7056 for su
perdne to extra. Whet cllerol freely, but le dull at 11,00
for red, $1,1001.111 for prime white. Corn le Inschanged.
Cats idull at ' 43047 c. .11ye f/So._ Whisky dull at 2114.
In
Nothing doing Provisions; the market Is firm for Bacon
and Bulk medy but very hoary for Mesa Pork. •
GAZETTE- JOB OFFICE.
RALSTON & YOUNG.,
[TCCC:CSOLS To 'OUT T. SMITOCZO
BOOK, CARD & JOB PRINTERS,
(31•AZEIT= 1317XLIDISTCF,
FIFTII STREET, xEmi. POST OFFICE;
PITTSBURGH, • P/INN'Ai,
AirEssents twerp kind of HOOK and
FANCY JOB PRINTING with nsatneu
and dispatch.
BY THE. ABOVE CARD IT WILL BE
permimi that I We dim:Aged of my Bon AN D
JOB PILLITIINGESTABLIBUMENT to IfemenaLUSTON
A YOLING. They are geittementh whom retry •Maildahoe
my be plead, es erell,La regent to boathalM ItalMattoal
as thairapartncoa lalthe mechanical a:menthe of the
track entreated to theca. They are prorldat tanks huge
amount ofTypee sad Fachtrusq, Hteam Power and other
LAWN to meats Fluting in exCelkat aiJle, and
promptly.. .1 oak far them the tmtllndanoe of that paths.
age which has so bag and tzt Manny bees attended to
Emelt. laZalistrg % JOHN T. REMO& .
OE °BEAM., OAKES BED SODA WA
mus Imw.Plas Alndok. Baptarsy sad Baaabgn7
sad all Ws& stOaarisidossrics &Wan b= 4 .1 1
MO Sad Amok= Cloo
P.''. wawa so; u 11.17hir at.
NEIW AGRICULTEIitAI,
To niiresma PA Me,
•
A Rare opportunity in a delightful and healthy -
climate, twenty-fire miles sonth-east of
Phil Atlantic adelphia, on the Camden and
Ao B. IL, New Jersey.
old " "th '..abling of several thcuenads dames of
productive soil ho been &tided into rums of varlets slue
to suit the percharer. A is,nnuti on or some FLArtn. liar,
d sti ed dba frm ve. sertlrd Irerelest6pade'ytdi'beE'-'precdntel'fr'plarsso,gl'Xs
and mired exatient crape. L ,„ i s ,,g sr the
low sum of froze gIS to gni o r
uta, the Isla the best
I quality for the product on lihnat. Clover Corn, Pcarbra
(l grand Vegetables. IT IS OONSILIts'ED • TIM BUST
FRUIT SOIL IN TLIE 'nab
wore Cr,,. frosts—the destructive enemy nt , ti. num r re t
C ro p. 0r5,..k4 .d Suit are'mos fusion and rari - be
se.. Py examining the place Itself, • rem.. t e
can be formed of the pro/activeness of the land. Tits-trtm".
Netade easy to eacure the repid improvement of the fisad,
is only sold for aslant improrenmst Tito
Mutt has
been, that within the partyear, WM. Mree handy,/
have be. erected, ...ifs, one ste.t, f ar storm's.,
fatty mney.ls sod Pesch orchard. planted, 0..1.1 a I.r
numberrber of other Improvements, snakitz it • &strati, a nd . . .
active place Of badness.
THE MAHE=
as tie race may perosive roma Ma location, Is the -
/MT IN T
Freda. brioging double th UE epriee ih ONION. . to leattens awi,y
tram the, clty.and more than double the price than the .-
West. It is known that the earlles t and best fruits ma
vegetables In this latitude Corns from New Jersey, ar.d ore
annually exported to the entente( millions.
In !posting here, the eettlerhas m.y adv.taesa u s i s
within • few boon ride of the great moles of Nose enginan
sad Middle States. be Ii near the old friends and amens
thou, be Le in ti ontriedeowitry Ware tray vapory:and of -
costfort and citrus:sank% is at ltand. Ho can boy ersry sun•
de he want. at the 'cheeped puce, and sea his produce for
the higheet, (In the Weet thbi ts reversoda he has schools
twills children, divine service, and will enjoy open winter,
.d delightful clitute, where &vas are otterlyradusoan.
The neat of the change upon dime/tom then.. has gees
wally been to nature tnem to an excellent state of health.
In the way of building and Improving,lumber can be ob. - f.
tamed .t the taws at the moo( $lO Co glh Per theaund.--!
Pricks from eta lerkk yard opened in the place. Every/all- .
ale can be
there Is no place fis the Union where buildings
arid improvements can be made cheaper.
The reader will at aura be attack with tho alsactages here
presented, end Ink hltusell Why the property has not been
taken op beßpres Thurman is, it summer them. in the
market; and ludas theme statements Were correct, no mu.
would be Malted to Maul& the lend before pot diming.— . ,
=dealt are expected to dm They Will me latsel ender milli-
Tali., etch I. the extent of the settlement that they will.
doubt, meet persons from their Min neighborhooS they
will witness the Improvements and can J oda, the character
or the population. If they come with • view to settle., they
should onme prepared to .ray a day or two and toe reedy to
purchase, as location. cannot be held oo refusal.
Temente two daily trains to Phdadelplaa, and to all ed.
tiers who Improve, Use Railroad Company p.m: a Free
Ticket for Au otost/sr, dada kat/prim Ticket for three years. '
THE TOWN OP LIAMMONTON.
Jr. COl:meal. With the , agricultaral ballealtlit,41.1•11111
thriving town has nett:Tally arisen. aiSich. preen=
mentrfar any kindef tattiness, parts's:Warty stores gad Mons •
ef.torier. The Moe busmen mild be carried ma In mu
piece and market to geed advantage, also cotton butanes;
and coaaniecturiee ut Agricultural Implements or. Pamds.
ries for coating mall articles. The improvement hos been
. rapid aa to Josue • .ranuat end term.ent inert.. or
but.. Town 100 of • goad situ, (we co not sell emelt
ones, as it would effect the improvement set. y Oct. be
I had at nom $lOO and upward,,
Theidarantoubm Amour, a monthly literary end twgi
wit dial sheet, contaledng fullturor.siton of 11. , ..t0n
can be obtained atg mot. per annum.
Title indbputatdo—warrantee coeds given, &ear of ell
to
cumbrance when money Is
,paid. lion. to me leave.
Virse greet wharf, Philadelphia for li.oosenns, by L a m.,
road, at 734 a. st., cr SX P.N. Fare 90 cents. When the.:
inquire for Mr. BYEN.P.d. Boarding .ovenieume oub and:
Parties had better stop with Mr. Mi.., a InitniPair oath'
they have decided sa to purclussing. u be will ealoß
over the land in hie minium free of Capon.. Litter. .nee ' .
application. can be addressed-to LAMAS BrENES,
liammenton P. 0., Atlantis county, NewJeraey; keg. /1. o
COUGIILIN, 202 South klfth attest. Pidieleilside .
sod Information cheerio Uy furnished. Jur:told= _
Earring.,
--PUSH 78
.. 88,683 46
fI~IIE
11A11i14fONTONTA news
paper devoted to Literature and Agriculture, also set:
ling forth full accounts of now settlement of Llecomn•
ton, in New Toney, can be subscribed for at only 2 cents
per annum.
/aCIOSe postage Stamps for the menet. AJdrotz. to Edi
tor of the Farmer, Hammonton P. 0., dtlautac Cu., New
Jeney. Those wieldeg shop feed, of the test quelny,
000 at the healthiest and most delightful Mallet. to the
Colon, end whore crops aro never cut down by frosts, the
terrible scourge offhe north, act. advertisement of Ifsromon
ton Lands.
.1114.1.06 m .
FARSI LANDS FOR SALE 25 •MILEg
from Philadelphia by Railroad, la the State of Mc,
Jemey. 801 l among btu, beat for Agrionitutal purpoacc,
Toga good loam wtl, with a clay hottem. nu Lead Its
large tract, divided lobo mall Mame, and houdmds loom oil
?arta of the country are now soft/log and lmildior,. Tbe ••••,
0r 6 17 6 -/MOdurad ore large and can bo earn greying. The
climate billullghtful, and bemire room Gems. Terms from
$l6 to $2O per- acre, payable *lathe, ham yearn by Wool: -
manta. To vilit'elho vlaim—Learn Vito Marra Wharf at- • .
Philadelphia at 7 1 ,4 t..w. by Railroad for ILummooton,
addras !Li. Byrne!, hy Icttcr, ElanunoutouPmt Ullloo, lantio
mnot.9.6%•Jormy. oke full adverticomeut to on , '• •
ether column. • Imheminm
ALL WANTING FA - SUS IN A DE-
Ifghtfal climate, Ilch eoll, and rndr.p men hest!, Me
advertisement of asmaronton Lauda to another column. •
DERSOISIS WANTING LILIAN' r (Iza
mars (or health, See adrernseannt et Marano dart
Land. Sr another column. jalmodOn.
- - -
To ALL WANTING I?...4.ltAiSrSco-4.1.
thement of Hammonton Land.. Joizaad
PERSONS IVISIII.NG TO CELLNGE , theie
beeluen to • rapidly facreulue country. .1 New •
tlemeat where bandrt.t. ere gong, where the clhhete
crehl one delightfal,a, adeerheemeht of the Ilnuaranotoh..
Settlement in eatber reteme. Jeteedgte
PERSONS WISHING TO ESTABLISII.
m.r..tori. I. • too/rand thriving plate whore Irtgh
haw good, goo adrortlsomutt of the lahmontott Sot:la
ment.Ls -
• Job:octet.,
_ .
SHOE BUSINESS AND FACTORIES can
be carried PEI pintitably at liamatciaton. See adver
tisement ut ilatateasstoa Leads.. ica--taalGe -•
• •
Dlinstang Liniment:,
fIPITE pop ti of the 31zzlcix Atatit
Locetzar co.r.to Md. vilia tho Usllizitiaa ct the-
globe Other snicks claim to ollertiote pain and di
thb Cmu& Family Physlciam, Gostrommt Llognntsit,-.
Farrltm.Plantera, Parmers;Lirerpmem base pra,4.• • •
rally demonetrated thla feet Mrongtiout the 'rode. • No
Ode env before received xnab antilvltled praLie nod kuppart
from Medial and Eldentfac man.
• -
•
RHEUMATISM
of yaws rtanding Liu been totally =red. nos, Mai?,
Tansora, Running Eons, Bcroftas, aim Joints, Ptlont,
barcalogy,Borns, Bites, Bolb,Cbapb,lf eoratirta, fait Ilboula,
and all tam and pat= upon nun, and kfa red warlainta
Upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.,
such ns Bing Bono, Gall, Etritobes, Sperfn,
noy, Mann, etc, ere ont.dnediknd cared by the
MUSTANG LINIMENT.-
VALUABLE EORSE serwm
htti. B.MT/11411yd. Park Vt., writen--"That the hone
was coniddered (Us case was bparin,) "het
einee the free use orgrietang Liniment, I hire sold Wm fir
WO cash. Yam Llnimenthes beendsLit7, sanders uphean,:i
0:0 DIOID 8782=, PiaLanicinua,
(Extract.) "In lifting the t ettle from the Gm Monona,
tuummagrania, tilted over, .od scalded my Lands Tory nu
resely, almoat Ma crisp. It war an Maul right, • The Not,.tang Liniment appeared to extract the pain. Itheale4 rep:..
Idly, without scrooge; and left co oar. of =moot. ..
Your. truly, .CLIABLES
Such tame as this is but theAunetaut end natural
echo wherwever this article is mod.
Tb.te Idulutact la indispensable to planters au d.mrnore of
hoer.; and umbra. Dlr. John DanieLl, Aloutgoluery,
sold ealave for $9OO, who wea raised freun utter rooleesnees
by this liniment. Every fatally should have I. br rosy
particular and enquire for the Morton; Linbeatut and tale
soother.
•- -
Bold by all &Alen throughout North and South Amerce,
Europe and all the lelanda of the Ocean, far 113 teat., Le
tante, and $l,OO per bottle.
Also, Lyon's Celebrated Insect Powder
Dr. Churchill's Remedy frit too Provender:v
end Cure of Consumption. , , '
Winchester.' G enttliae PreparattOn of die
Ilypoploospliltes of Lime and Of Scittai- - .. - :;.
Tlts Zpreffie Rawls , far amsureptiow, Scroftas,l3n - nehilisi-'!'" -
Asthma, DOW y, Dyrpyiro Jarrow. _ .„
Claoreids, and the =picks/4 ef • liknesi
LOU V.E4e7y, irireting; Ct , Sr.. '
This extraordinary Chemical Propartitionvt-;:
PHOSPHORUS (the prophylactia and cumin parader, •
of which wera diaorartd by Dr. J. Y. Churchill; of Perky) is'
beriturobig wonderful core* throughout Europe and the-
Halted ;States, having already attained, deco Its tutrodeor.. •
th remarkable popularity, both with the medical
fusion and the politic. It la • barely Meath:La Preliarat.orib,
acting with obrobsts certainly,lnd of .isivarfebte rfficeel-lo
eli eines of Pohnonary and Nervous Themes. The fl .;
CU OP CONSIIIIETIOIf. •
, the eceraid and 'third stages fet a period,' rouirc • ..:-,
when there can be no uncertainty aa to the nature ofthe
dleasse,) eon be obtained, to allcum by this trestratit.7. ;
except when the existing Ireton of the hinge Is of itrelfauf-::,
defeat to produce death. Hereditary predleyeelthni cern..
in no way to counbirect the drat of the 11YE01/10.3.
PELTED; patients to whom ft was ma masted d strodgi mas ted rioovertne as rapidly es others.
This Remedy has not only a coratlreeTect, bob
used .wherever there oxide a rusplclou of the
tent iLeneveleprecet, and thus au u e preterraffri &ma rer. , -;t
,curette Cbasior,pti.m,fustos socrinab7ea dors win re; cud t • . 5 all Res
leis hosesible, within the limits of en crdinariedris..,-
Ilsement, to torniah the orerebatechig µnom In toy
Con In regerd tattle =cam of this ow end Specillo Tread:.
meat fur one of the most terrible =urges of the bronsir
ram Dot In order to celery the 11012 .10.11.0 leech - era one
Frtly addressing me for lofbrmatton, I hare Jut pet.
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. ramie: of
Register.
DEPARTED.
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Jetkrr.,h, Bravo:l2,ll* •
Co 4 Berard. Elizabeth;
i 31Ia•tva, Meeting.
t—tallizg,.
Oompridng
.310,12 di1e.. fart;
Testimonials, tn. which, Is%
sent on receipt of TV4III..VD O.
•
.expense of poetage.
Those. theref.ra, who with reilabill
la deciding whether to try this extraocillo,
Monk! Into no time izorritinft fc . X . Dr• Church'
Thoossada Irouid bo =stored to health byAa,,, , ,
mhos tinder this- treatment during- the mei is
ttie - Mwst favorable !own; bat who, U thou
dawn to premature gram; •
Rico of. infitifiliaffEWN CIDNUINn P.F.Dpioccuri ,
of the Itypophorphita of Limo sad Gods nynop,)s2
bottlo, three hotline for sln. 6ingla boitha,..la noncontratcd
solution, by mall, whim specially mason:, sa Ms,
Dix Bun ihrnisbed to - tha Yrofeation. - Nadi bo.the
foil directions fur toss,stlifiroY feu Wane signanaris, Dal
NO OTHER. J. .
Sold
Wood street. Pi wboleialtt .thentb, cuad ronalt hi DN. 0. LI. NETEDII,2fo./so
Ona Er. Luca 024 Lion CexPb - r;) , -
Et. Lou* JIII2O Witt, ' • -
PROPOSALS will be received by the St--
LOWE GAIS LEHI? 0024PANY, let OotoOrr .
fur NINE LIO.YDItED T1101381).ND /111811 ELS PITT&
Dusan COAL, of the beet quality, brats mating f.ork„,
to be drib Was rt follow= lbobilf, (44.0.0A3 buthett) •
1.654 and The other tuff' to ISM. - no Crtor aohacd ,
to the Company's yard, Bt. Lou:.. • - • '
910 Gee 'Jett Company Morna the right • lo - •rebct ei37*
or at bid.. „ttatdLoel . EDWARD oTAGG, reey.. - "•'
11138017 R RIVER.
Notice to Slisionzi Raver Otapporo !Ind.
gmassagers.,
liVfLave made an arrangement
dth the Allazenrf Elver histot CoveilAtt
pony by erbkh ire can give tbrecgb rates teem iteebeireb
a .
tr
pala poomagors
ta ozol freigh pot.a.r., apply Fuer
tlO PAM. ob abeke
Bu uxi lir/
l. to n= -
00.,,Ilbeem Borg agents, owner Water euut Market wedg e
manner. CO, @toot Plitgarzha
VigiViteett T Fe. 411 Cosiusuirdal gt, Lava, 4°.
TAX/sit TA Xintitt TA.X.r.dttr—
TAX-PAYERS WILL BEAR IN
- other no win be glinsu for the pep,
snot of Taxis theft is' published In the city Meets unbar
ireOl'eo do the City tAllting: The tans * now dot ere the
sou aminaia ph.vria.
iiizatterma TAXG &TA) au,,, mad if
Met Feld aopet lrlll be put beto th e hands of an a tdermsos
collectlen, • iilvszenseuat,
LEMML=GI
BAR k PAILK,Irorr York..:
WORM OS CONEUISP2I.O.Sr,'
rt made to the imperial .limalezer-ob .
Caen,. sad ..Lettar•Poceimeam, •
.a.—.ter with • Circular, b•
otamprto eaverelaa ••