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Na. 6, Mixes Block, Dubtsp., kola.
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— l4ll - 6. or Wad= Wisconsin.
Airill &Mad to He purchase sad 8.1., of lisal Estate, st.
-2 4 lathing Now es Basis and Mortgagsa siLlydto
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PITTSBI7ILCIU.
PARK, Id'CIIIIDItik CO.,
MANI7FACTUREES OP SHEATHING,
BignEw sad BOLT COPPSB, NUM= 00P
sorrosua, Aland Mill Bottoms. Spatter Pada. to.
and Dula, in IaTALS, rut PLATZ
tilikt4Wralt. se. Om:Waal/I so 6=l4nm:um's
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ir a rik ;•64, No.' fi g Pirst and 120 Sernsid•trmt;
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=stardoms otOopper motto any &sant patens.
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zaodoitro ms 00
xpIIITACTIIIIIIIII AND DII•LICRII IN
. AION,,CAPEI AND STRAW GOODS,
WIZOLESALZ AND RETAIL,
Street. Pittsburgh.
ELOO L DOW" on band for Spring Sales, as large
i s c o*. airainiti zwdt of Goato aa tan bo Rand any
ooaa.noa . of JON, SILK AND WOOL
rum of -„,„ 7 aryls sodquallty;CAPS of may qualltyand
my u s Whims; PALE LEAP, STRAW, =SHORN AND
pAlumy RATS; trismv, LEGITORI AND SLUE BON
.1;11% ato., ea Po toga whiling to pirchan dater by
"Witialats or Rom tRI and It to thole advantage to all
'MI =WOW Oar StoXIL
mall
.111.43.EL1D1C. & CO.
:•- • :lorifitrdlag and Commission Merchants,
4tigefits for the sale of Pittaburgh Mann
lecture. Ousuf/Daranta and orders far iTLED, HIDES,
-11EVIf, DOWDY, Dr-, 'WED.& Prompt sus.
Is resolving sad Erwardlng.
Ira; Cpmmerellal Street,M. Lou..
J. B. ounismv, B. P.,
• • •
• 183 77tird Stresf, Pistsbassyh, _Assns.,
ElSSiti bid the advantages or Tram Cullsatamad Stags
pHils, luta missal ,'yoars. Drastic - % offers his protardosal
sluices In ADICHOAI, AND MEDICAL OASES.
117IFILENCLL
Ala%
W. D. Ihniaid. •001. lithos licesadisca.
='Em D.FL A. alstAsta. Ilon. H. A. Waver.
•T. IL ani. rag: . • . T. J. Bishara.
J. Huutti. u • John H.Mallar , Esq.
••••• • • -. • 7sixot, UsDalltitar, Esq. stirAlTlfo
,3E3r2cB: STOVE,: W • it. 132.
ALTIX.A.SUEVEIIt.,ER ADL I",
, airrerourara am; Mltßitnsarrtu l rror
CfOIINO, •PARLOR" AND ,1113iTING ITO9KS,
Plain and Fancy Orate Pronto, &a.
- Sae Proprietor of the celebrated PATZN't OAS
Baal:marina Stroastotauxure
- • 000 K, STOVES.
ffioa sind Sales Room.
No, 4 Weod Stm.Pittabnrigh. Pa.
N.; - I - 10.L.NLECH dr, SONS.
to
Foreign. :Sod Domestic .Btlis or Rlchauge,
oisosissosTos OP DRPOUT,
•
BANE SOUR AND SPECIE,
NO: im MARKET STREET, PITTEBDROEL, PA.
Oollectloas made on MINI. prhadpildlla.t.hrutigb
, snitibe tfrillsA fOrted.
KeEt.fely
ROBERTOXBR.
• WU= to
STRAW BONNETS AND HATA!!
SONS= RIBBONS,
PLOWERS,Ac_,
NO. 53 MARKET BTBSET.
PITTSBURGH.
EL B. & C. P. MARBLE,
77.12:11N0,../OD AND ALL HINDS 07
WRAPPING PAPRR.
Warabouso, No. 27 Wood
PITTSBLIROEI,
...flags tuaaabt at market pdcaa m►ltf (a
TOXIN COCUELECAN & BR()
MISII/11:111111:LS 07
Iron En'Hug, Iron Vaults, Vault Doors,
s', Window Ehntlart, Window Guards, &a.,
gas. &am! Strad and 88 Third Sped,
',AP/Arlen Woad and Idarkaf,) • PITTEMIIIGH, PA.,
Bon cabana a varkay of ton• Pattern., lam-yawl plain
imitable for all mama. Partlealar attesalco pail to aa•
dodos Grave lota. Sobblog dons at alartoatica. toot
VANDEVER & PRIIIND,
A.-C-I•OELNIEV£I,.A.2"
Ir1!ULL011 DOUGLASS-.
'IIO , IIIIIBON, MINIS & MILLERS,
--.7: - • - r - '..liouNDElis AND macuisawrs,
ajw4wrorq WORK s.
Pltta.btir g It, Penna.
Gillis, N 0.911 Market street.
Monfactern, ail %arias of fiteaus/Inflna and SIDI Machin
V othzes,flailroad Work, kasha Dotter. and Pleat Iron
Jobbing and nothing due. clo obori aotlea 1.15:101a
'.W .HS YMA N efc tto ON .
Iffavatactarm and ah.+ la all kind* of
EOM) CIGABB
A D
1.334.16 P 242113.4RL0CKZP.
Clomp qf Sotallidd SIMI and Dimond/Sky,
• PPPPSIDDIDIS. PL.
:y• c ~ ~ c
BIGHTBILLS DRAWN BY
DUNCAN. EIREUICI&B & CO"
ONIIIII !mom BANK, LONDON, IN SUUSOF ONI
• POUND STERLING AND UPWARDS.
A 1.,, Mimi the ntineksil elllon and towns of ifsexe,
legitan, - *Mend, Germany, Ronk and other Etaniesan
Btatei cone/Andy on bind and fordo by
WM. 11. WIILTAIL9 A 00..
BankerkWood area. comer of Third.
~ v . JOgHt B. LEH,
m mi
Eg, 2.7 "1" 'T r.
c Et aron.
t... - • No. CS, ma t
Yet Ht., Pittsburgh.
, A g 904 aszp tit of CLOTHS, CASSINEELis,
_:Y i n i n g , pa t es fasui salvo:4 setaLle far asanlu”...4
waarjastreoslvat. .;'
„ , saired.,.. p ro .. • y 11114 la the load solo of [La vs.
assMalydfc , ,
CARD.
•
• .7 t SCOTT, Dentist,
HAS .tem edtothi - ritft-lately occupied
ziy Dr. Wa.A. aid, No. 2:13 reou atroot., (goutb die,)
a. a. tlll 6 r. a.
law
• pairs
YisuLa• _ . .
30111....-.....14111111.1.0000
;burgh Stool Works.
ICS, BOYD Ar, CO.,
CAB irriau .1" MING, ei.ow 141
A. IL STEALS Isesrmas.e ash,
-tifrerritozrand• Pint =reds, JAUthana, Hs.
D,13. /10G-ICkLB da CO..
. • ;
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ArtAPOLO COMPANY.
W. C. Indwell
0'44'0E0 4 Se Pater, Rafe e a.m.)
• . wisancycans
RAIL R&A D SMILES, CHAIRS
• • " AND BOAT SHX.Y.S.
Coiner, or Water ..Street and Cherryk. alley , prrreatrao Pea r.A
J. .151.
lialEat(misrs
- 10: 14 St. Clair Street,.
tDr.lrlates Nom B PITTSBURGH. 1.1
• EtlaerMY M. COLLINS.
~ardbrig and Cortuubodon Marabout,
'Cheese, Mutter. Seeds. Fish,
hp/ 325. 2hFroal Brest. littsbura.
•
i Mingles kintrinotre Frsxur DZIT/91.017.14
17.6 . mot, Sewed? to ths *We Ilrotbi Three Parrainok
:JIM% Coatioterra, Ban, MM. DOSlrrlosa rusk
Malan, MCII" ARM Wawa ors Galant Aston, Am
:50,060 Dona SOLD IN ONI 1 1CONTII.
Tame &batted Dattedies bare boon eztonsinly and
lbr bletal*lv° Tan m sn pato 01 Earn la sad Dont mina
alatapower hare bow attested by the ficarts of Runde,
ffressat, lmd, Agal , rlat PC /844 Dm , * 15 " 017, Bari'
MALeaa, Naples, Ls,
tha lad thar Cheisbal plopertbs
eizaraltAli/Pratld
Facaltite an over the world.
Dhar destractlana& to all Made of vermin and Insects
hste= cattleS Ws wank, by the Directors of the
irk= Piano twain:loone, Planter., haat% FtrOaf.l.
cattails, Warehouses, Alannactories,• and by Tarim' dl..
lagoldtal %shale eltirens.
Noma= Tntlyaal ia and Onititostas of the glary of
tare Easolks can b. an et the Dopok
For mals,Wholosale and Mal, by tho Inventor and Pro
' • • pasta. Practkal Checola.„
, ' 61213,roadvay (oar. Houston a ' ) Now Y.
- enteral dint forth. D. EVADER.
way.auursoN. Drollest., No.IO Astor HOMO, and . 4l7
Draellats Nay TooD.
For ma to IMO lofty,•aholessla and retail by D. Z. 13DIc
MS a In; cornorWad oodescond au.; i09.n231010,
• Corm Diamond and /tuba at DEDIEPIAII a MOM
. , „„
Cottiox alms rules the mum of the people,
ihaMa tha mlanamd•insd misanibropo philatophon may
di to Ihn exttrary, Dow them a good Oda& let its mere
fob dearly datoonstratal, and theywDt not hesitate to
• gin d *bah Mot =dial patronage.. The mama bah
- . dad7lsileed the juhmsni or • physlalan concerning the
strtace of WIIIIMT=I3 BURMA am mas , b carom the
; Immense ottantlllas of Oda madlcinas that are annually sold
:Yawner, adikal Of the hal. It Is now recognised as pad,
b outdo, to allot:bar roma. yet desired be &data of
the dipottrn wpm, rocs.. darts:ea. dyagotap, dppose
de, Ed lot ha swims than dud who front deranonneat
those pad= of the dolma. Ilattadmi node le Wel
ggoodstre lonishold word from Mina to Torar. find the
&MOGI Allidic to the ?edge. Trptha article and Le
siaddA. . •
• hid drlgghts and dealers 6.0 rallyoverrebOre,and
, • T wohmtgita anannhattrunand proprietors
gardttel"
_ . ailitfflit is , the most important subject
i . th. CM dvested. • MU* patoptgot,
. 411 ottollifiit Do -
=Wel Otilinlds to Ilsaltlir publfaxed fa 11. L. PAIIISI.
I to
_...-. ,_.
__' groaKA , Fli.oloolloDrogfAitt, moor of Wool owl 4th
Ott, li,iiii iMich mss , to Me les* from au
- abs @Pots WOW' NU, or B. L. falinatccra Term!.
- *P. It - ii Mat =WO of motel iiihatettae=-
-7 , - P.Y - wiNPic.:.;: - .. . --:.. . Kato
I=Ml
4 MM: 13 1RIOlt1"I '%S7,A.TVECEra•
WHOLESALE AGENCY FOIL THE . SALE OP
4131aME8zOAN INTATOMIS.
We would most respectfully call the atten
tion of the public kth, American Watch. now being ox.
trultaly Introdtmoil,tba manufactum of which biw tame
ati firmly eatabliabed that antics °milldam can ho placed
upon Munn u =Cs nod correct tlene-keepers, both by tho
Hering been appointed Wholesale Agent. lee the sle of
there Wntrnes, the pob& nay be stowed that no can tell
them eery lowed nub pecan
We have ego a very large stack of Silver and Plated
Wars, Plea Gold Jewelry In sot., much as ()oral. Garnet,
Omen, Jot and Pslntlngn
Our amortutant of CLOCKS Is unusually lug. at omen!,
ecengrlsiug soma beautiful palms of Right and Dna Day
Parlor and Mica Olocts at greatly reduced prize..
Wa bars also • NI dock of liktillch and Swiss Gold and
Silver Watches on baud, all of car own Importation.
Abe, Watch Makers' Tools. Matatisla and Watch Olaana•
atElfltaN,
lidgallmer N. 42 Fiftb street.
• - -•-
MOTH/CAS, MOTHERS!, 111 . LIERSOF
Don't ail to procure Mrs. Winslow'[ Sooth
Byrup Wr OblErie Teething. It haa oo equal on earth.
Lt greatly facilltatee the promo of teething by eofteolog the
Burnt, reducing ell hillatomaUork—will allay pain, end IN
tan to regdele the bowela. Depend upon It, mothan, It
will giro net to yourethree, sad reltef .ad health to Your
fault. Perfectly safe In .11 cure
This veinal° praparatlou V the proacriplkon of one of
eh. moatexparioueed sad akilful female Physidene to Now
Ituftleed, and ht. beau used with never.faillog .nose to
with.a of new
w. believe It Um beet and surest remedy In the world. In
all ranee of Dysentery and Madmen In Children, whether It
time. from teething at from any other rause.
If life and health can be unmated by duller. and ren le, It
t• worth Its weight to gold.
blllllone of bottle. are told •very year In lb* bolted
States. It it an old and well.trled remedy.
PRIOS ONLY 25 MINTS A BuTPI.E.
lltie•Nooe paellas olden the taadmn• of CUItTIg A P Sitt.
MINE, New York, boa the outside wrapper,
gold by Druggists MP throughout the world.
DR. G IL HE, Agent for Pittsburgh.
jultdawly loo.
teT
Dr. Jaynes' Stomach Sittere.—For Hick
heathette take one dose.
/or heart-burn take one
For agitation of the name, take one die..
One doe takma an hour after meals will give • good ale
Feats.
One does will, In many came, cure we mat nevem head.
ache, when pounding from • disordered stomach,
Do you want something to strengthen you 1 Tan
Japers' Monads Alters.
Do you want • good appOlts
Do you went to bald op your conetitution
Do you wantto feel well/
Do you went toot free from nerrousraws
Do you win{ enemy
Do you want to . eleep well i
Do you want a brink and rigorous feeling
if you do, or Be.. :Wars' Btomach Biller*.
Bold by Dr. 0:150. li. HEMEL, No. 140 Wood street, at
one Maar per bottle.
N. B.—They are [ouch hotter than any of the Bitten
now In the market, ea one will hod by trial. aneolnerT
It w
SEWING MACHINES
R U
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FOR SALE WITH ALL
LATE IMPROVEMENTS
iIANUPACTI:TELHIR99 PRIOIIII,
ALEX. R. REED,
torlidto
No. 60 ITlfth 8
A BLOODLESS VICTORY!!!
1,000,000 BOXES SOLD OF
4 -.? .1:?.. •
t
ti
MAS E I P ASTER
THIS enormous quantity of this luvalouhle
Remedy has ham parchmed by cilium of the United Statm
during the short time It has team Lehr. lb. public. The
rearm for Lida est:malt/my swam la Map], I. tb• mitml
truth and melon of the article.. No one boy. 11/10NYT
-10 PLUM without becoming Its friend. It perform .11
that It promised, and curlrs with it its own recotmnatida.
Ur. Truly,thit is • aktory—peactifal and bloodtriss—bat
we Whom not Itanslations than th• triamphii of W. w Ith
Its lamas* nnd dmatationi.
Tha ALUMS= PLiIITER ls ond.btedly the Ortat.t
Eibmgthuter aand Psi¢ Dattesysr tb.t fichmm h.f yet thy
causal. Ilya: pat Ms Phut. anywhere. If pain ly the.,
Me Plaster arlll Ala Mara shill the pan W valeb?..4
no MAW magnials. the pala olyray, sad
PAIN CANNOT EXIST WIINRI PITH PLASTIC
021721=1
Rehrunatism, Lamenem, &Wham Debility. Ileireoueower,
Hearal•a,Dyspspals, Coughs, and Golds, Paine and Ache,
otevery Mad, down even to Corns, are Mmeetioady "diem!
mod, with a little pstimwe,ystry eased, by the magi
lailnance of the ILAGINSPIOPLAST/1/3. II e Ma alm
-plastommlt. eate.t , plat:want and cheapest remedy la
existatica Ile appihmtkos la tativerieJ—wpielly to the
strong man, the Makes* woman, and the feeble Intent—
Tcreach sal all 11 will prove • Balm sod • tiering. Its
as Is aissaable, and without anuoyatwe or thonble. Ida
vice Is within the notch of all—rich or poor; may hero
It who we Wok d adoring In any way.
lABNlld.heold he Wawa trapplied with this Insular
Me FLAMM:L. it will b. the Good Physician In any
household, ready at all timm, sad at Instant notice.
Pat up ill air-tlyht Gn Imam tub box will mate six to
•Ight phut"; mislay child can epread them. Prk• 21
cents • boo. with - Jul. and plain &realms
D. C. MOREREAD. Et.
[snots, and Prapeleter,L9 Walter u, N. gr York..
MOLUCELEADTSIMINXTIC PlsiliTgit Is mold by all drtir
sista In inlay city, town WI rain* of Its. United !Ws..
staged/WOO
Idlde, On and Leather Ettore.
-Kumeanuorot SONO No. 31 S. Third
u. Dux AxO rhnsoolphu,
Drew Salted Parr. El" fanner. TIDES, Dry and
risme Toole at tha lowest prim* and aiv..lttril
. 1 Cu,.
All kind. of Leather In the rongir wantedAt , .
the highest market price will be given la cub , or taken ' lL
exchange for Itilen Leather stored tree of charge and .old.
on cranndedon. • sarklydra
Rurrmis OR Gs°. 11. Itzvig
go, of 140 Wood .trot. Plltaborgb. P., has Wen In the
restore dike for the past ale VOA; and hes procured the
mood approved land of Trustee for the cure or Warble or
Suptersoritich het. qualltled to tit to any caw of raptor.
Tlth the asurance that eallsfactlon will be given. We
would wiliest.= maitre to call no Dr. Sever, whoa any
thing of this kind In needed, se wit feel peumaded that ha le
oompatent to gin the needful advice lo sack caws.
.111.4:d1hir
rep. glin , r;OAD:winlin *IN p
THE LATEST IMPROVEMENT
Sewing Machines.
mins IS THE MACHINE whose owners
1. °Cored . premium of
$2O 0 0
In Philadelphie to any other on exhibit!oo .t the Franklin
Tortitntethat could 4o the ante mop of RCA NI welt
Their oiler not having been accepted Its aoparlority mast be
conceded. For sea at
M. lICIA.RBrIA.IA. ar CO.'S.
falBl3llo/ YgDIIIBAL 132.. ALLY.OHZNY 017'Y
WOOLI WOOL!!
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRIOR PAID
for All grades of OLEAN WADDED YLKEOZ AND
lUD woous, at the 014 Eatabllahr4 Wool Warehouse,
N 0.130 Liberty Street, corner orders ells.
taytiLlmonalealravP 3. L. blastula.
DRS. C. D. /1 1 1TC11 a. J. W. 8111•1111,
Physlalans for Dl Girths Throat and
Cheat, sad other Ohmic Ailments complicated sr lth et
oundugPnlwrautry Oansumptlon. 011 re 111 Penn street,
PlM:lamb, Pa. OONSULTATIAN DWI. •Mt or quo s
tlonseect to then wLehlug toconault us by letter.
PrinaerderelyEts
RICH A RDSON'S
IRISH II I. I MZ I 7 /ST s
Damask., Diaper*. &C.
CONSUMERS OF RIOIIARDSON'S LIN-
Eftft and thaw dethrone of obtaining the WINDIER
GOODS, Weald nee that We articles they parchwe we seek
ed with the tall imam( the arm
mairAßDsoy, soh s OWDEN,
Y • glum:Aso of the weariness and durability of the Orrails
This caution le rendered resentlally neeewary ea large
gasatitios of
moon
and deftethe Limns .re
NOM after moon end sealed with the name of Rl=
=
Howes, who regorge." of Um injury awl
alike on American consumer wit the manta&
Wren of the
the wadi* Goods, will not
be
abandon •
kaftan. so prolitabirs whlle purchasers can be iftiPoesd
au
with geode of • worthier character.
OrEamtacrai a J. B. LOCRIR
Atwater 38 Church streak New York.
BILL SUROION Dzirritrr; Office
_
Na. IT. GRANT Milt%
ooparaa the Court Mau, ballorea be cm raft lb. wants
of any that my bear him with tbafr pstroaaSO. Aor of
tat , 'SAM nylon of 'birth Insulad If 'Ado& tfiAdlyta
SUGAR AND MOLASSES--
2L AL N. Q. & l ir . " , •
Ma. do
Led oncoudgrunatd dad tor ado
by
iota J.8.1.100111' • 000 6 1 " , .. 94 92 /mst.t-
COIEEB-100 boxes W. Ohee36 in sto
004 tax f o 4* b 7 a.DALZKIL /lON 2153 14bat•
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Teirtriiamts
FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. 19, 1859
OFFICIAL PAPA'S OP Tax . cum
City and New. Rama
Ml'All TZYPIEILITISIUL—Observations taken at
Shaw's Optician Store, No. 53 Fifth at., yesterday
13 !RIX. IN ZULUS.
.... 99 73
._122 82
0 o'clock A.:!
12
6 " r. o
Baromoter--
A MAN KILLED AND rna KILLER COMMITTED
TO AWAIT BIS TRIAL FOB kitauoni—On Wed
nesday at about midnight, or perhaps a little be
fore that hour, at the corner of Washington and
Wylie streets, a man named James Duffy waseut
in the groin by a knife in the hands of one Wil
liam Keenan. From the wound, which pene
trated deep and nearly severed the remand ar
tery, Duffy died in about two hours after the of
fray. On Thursday, (yesterday.) Coroner Bost
wick held an inquest on the dead body, and all
the information possible, calculated to throw
light on the deed of blood, was elicited. From
the mass of testimony and for the purpose of
throwing all needed light upon this tragedy, we
publish below the testimony of Joseph Lewis,
Esq., who happened to be a witness to the affair:
Joseph Lewis, sworn—Shortly after sloven o'clock
last night, I stopped In at Luke O'Brien's, corner of
Union alloy and Wylie street and there saw the de
ceased In company with Keenan and O'Donnell;
O'Donnell asked the doomed and prisoner to take a
drink, and while they ware in the art of taking the
liquor, something was said with regard to a difficulty
which they had had in the street; O'Brien said he
would have no fighting in his house; they then went
out, and starting down Wylie street, stopped some
filly yards below the house; Mr. Taggart and myself
stood at the door; caw O'Donnell trying to keep theta
from - fighting—that is, the demand and prisoner—
they talked about fighting, and both seemed to be
willing for the contest; they wanted to go to a board
pile and settle It; O'Donnell,-after trying to pacify
them, consented to go with them; we then started up
Wylie street, and I stopped opposite my own house,
on this side of Washington Street; advised O'Brien
not to go with them and spoke to the parties, telling
them that it would be better for them top home and
have no difficulty; the prisoner was standing on the
corner with his hands crossed, and deceased ap
proached him and touching his hands, asked what be
had there; did not consider the touch provocation I
for a blow; blows were then struck, and the parties
fought around the corner; when I got there the de
ceased was on top of the prisoner, striking MO3; the
prisoner was on his hands with his face to the pave
ment, sad was crying enough; O'Brien went for
ward and was trying to take deceased off; asked
O'Donnell to assist him, which be did; the parties
were separated, after which the deceased stated that
the prisoner had given him one cut; this was after
they had bean separated; the deceased then started
down Wylie street and O'Donnell went after him;,
they had not gone far when O'Donnell called on
O'Brien to assist him, that the deceased had been
badly cut; O'Brien and myself went down and found
the deceased unable to walk; we carried him to Dr.
Rodger 's office; from the time that I heard the de
ceased ray ho was cut until he was taken to the doc
tor's office, Rag from three to toe minutes.
I I James O'Donnell testified that the parties had
some high words on Fifth street, and that they
irre quarreling all the way up to the shop of
O'Brien, whg, it appears, put them out lest they
should fight in hi• house. The coroner and
magistrate were both unable to elicit any in
formation going to show that there had been •
previous difficulty to the one that arose hat
night. The atelier, as now appears, sprung up
from the effects of whisky. Imagination had
probably more to do with the ndifficulty"bet ween
them than any real provocation.
Alderman Rogers had in his possession a knife
which was picked up where the murder occurred.
The knife was covered with blood and had a
piece of cloth shut up with the blade.
Dr. J. Rodgers was called to the wounded
man, and his testimony shows the n•tore of
the cot:
Dr..l. Rodger., sworn—About a quarter past 12
last right the deceased was brought to my ogee:
raw from the quantity of blood on the pavement and
from en examination of his clothes that he had been
bleeding very freely; found a wound on the upper
part of the right thigh, imumilatelg below the groin;
it was one-half an inch in width and nearly severed
the femoral artery; believe this wound to be the
tans of his death; he bad also a cut on his left
Land; the wound, I should supposes, to be an loch
ands beef in depth, and seemed to have been made
by a dirk knife.
It appears that as soon as the prisoner, Kee
nan, found he had inflicted a fearful wound, he
ned. He was pursued and sought for in several
localities; and found at net in the cupola of the
Good Intent Engine Hone. by Officer Munn_ A
bloody handkerchief was found on his pereon..
The verdict of the Coroner's jury wan that
James Duffy mime to his death by a wound in.
(tided by a knife in the hands cf William 11
Keenan. After thin, tho Mayor fully committed
Keenan fur trial on a charge of murder.
Daffy was 2' ,- , re of ego - anti boarded
at Ingoldeby'r, street. Keenan, aged
About 29, to a meat:--1 ay.a, whose family lives
la Hays' Court, off qgton street. He le •
paloter'by trade.
Mr. Witeutsdrus.--Just opposite our city,
across the Monongahela, is an airy ridge of fine
rich land, which boars upon its summit 'a neat
village or two, some elegant residences of wealthy
citizens, and fine farms and orchards. We call
this elevated land "Coal Hill" for short, but Its
real name is Mt. Washington. It affords charm
ing views from its verdant summit. Far up the
Allegheny the eye gathers in the green slope of
bills, the groves and orchards that encircle Law.
renceville, and the bright Allegheny, spanned
with its bridges, running like a silver thread
through all.
In the-opposite direction, the Monongahela
comes through a succession of farms and nil.
lages, while westward the Ohio, studded with
islands, opens the slew for eight or ten miles.
Article say that Mt. Washington is a rare place
from which to paint &picture.
The /limner 4 . Adrocate, in speaking of the.
country on the hill under another (the religions)
view, says
"aft.. Wuhington may be noticed 183 an example
of what is both possible and praeticable [to be done
for the cause of religion) in even our smallest sub
urbs. Some two or three years ego, a family which
had removed there, and had been in the habit of
coming to the city to worship, was led to think of
the many poor who wen left behind- Were not
their souls precious? Ought they not to be in a
house of worship, and their children in a Sabbath
School? To induce them to come to a city church
was Impossible, on account of the distance, of the
expense of pews, end of the costly apparel there
fashionable. The remedy at once suggested was, a
church at home. Acconlingly a small dwelling
hones eraa.purehased at a low rate ; the upper rooms
were thrown together; rude seats and a stand were
erected; supplies of preaching, at a small compen
sation, were procured; •Sabliath School wag formed
church was organised; a pastor was engaged; and
_Thated4Nessing is crowning the effort.
;;;;4; 0 1.,,, a A Mpet„ll4:l o l.7 nearly completed a
harb Se fe h w o fo o l4 l o7 fth' o o n u e rt- h oc u °":li n in d m r c ei ten s ica Oho p l t l. an 'l d hirirl.butliidgin7:.
*on about 82,000."
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Tou Penn.—We hare received from Duet &
Miner a copy of the address of Wm. A. Stokes,
Esq., delivered before the Goethean and Diagno
thian Societies &VP ranklin and Marshall_Goiteie;
at Lancaster, Pa., on the 2Gth ult. Mr. Stokes
is vary 'lien, upon the miserable man Paine.
Ile was an avowed infidel and one of the worst
of men, but there are many practical infidels,
men who make professions of a belief in God,
while acting constantly as if there were no God
in the Universe, and how much better are they
than Tom Paine? 'We wish Mr. Stokes would
turn his batteries of brilliant rhetoric and sound
logic once upon them. The address of Mr.
Stokes, though not giving Paine all the credit
we think is his due as a patriot wbo lent his aid
to achieve independence, will repay a perusal,
dealing as it does with one of the most interest
ing period. in one history an I nation.
Educator."—Rev. Samuel Flndiere No.
4 of thermic volume of this work is before us.
It is very, neatly printed, and contains a large
amount of valuable and interesting matter,
mostly from our own teachers and those interest
ed In our own schools, here end In Western
Pennsylvania generally. Mr. Findley announce],
in this number his Intention of visiting Europe,
to which continent be Is now on his way. We
may mint much interesting matter from his
pen while be is there.
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ACISIOOLTURAL.-111 our W 1,0116114 columns
today will be found a node. in reference to the
State Agricultural and Mechanical Pair at Phila
delphia. All the arraogements preliminary are
progressing very satiefactorily. The grounds
are enclosedand the amphitheatre will be com
pleted this week.
Our friend, Mr. theater, says in a letter to us
that Mr. Southwortb "is determined if possible
to excel the.splendid floral display made in your
city last year by Gen. Negley." If Mr. South
worth deco that, he will be a lucky man, and yet
Gen. Negley helda great many of his forces in re
nerve, [we' speak mllitarlly,] and if Mr. Cald
well presses the General, ho will bring them all
up and route him, horse, foot and dragoons.
Mr. theater says there will be the greatest dis
play of fire engines that was ever seen to this
country. Liberal premiums. are °tiered in that
department and a regular sod fair trial will he
granted to all the various kinds of engines.
Blortrzy, City Regulator, laid •complaint
before the Mayor agair,st N. B. Hatch, agent
for Capt. &Markley, fur digging a ditch across
Penn street, at the Intersection of Morton street,
without i permit first obtained of the City Reg
ttlater. The Mayor examined into the matter.
The ease wait laid over for further consideration
on Saturday at 3 o'cloolt.
Tnsan will bo - a saltsol milllnary goods, trim
mings, dross goody the store of Mn. E. Red
id/non, No. 63 Market *044 , thin. artanoon,
o'clock, ty P. U. Davis, sactlyneer. • . •
- TAIVAITS CARP iiiinntqra,,—.A.t this mßitiagpra.
greasescft biethia etterrlibmathog and iltbitttaL
Tuesday, the it A. M.iertiere wet conducted by Rev.
IL L. Weekly, of Beaveri Pa.—text: "Blessed are
the pure in heart." After a brief Itsteemitathth, Bev.
Dr. Collier, patter of the First Methodist Protestant
Church, Fifth street, delivered en We sermon from
tine text found in Matthew, re:23. At 3 P. 31., Rev.
J. S. Bracken, pastor of the South Common M. E.
Church, Allegheny city, discoursed from St. Matt.,
x xrv. Towards the close of the cartoon, the rain d e _
noen g.d in torrents, which compelled him to close
abruptly. In onithequenco of the wet condition of
the ground end seat., public service in the evening
was held in the large prayer meeting tents. Sermons
were preached in three of these tents at the same
hoar, by Rev. S. E. Babcock, of Johnstown, Pa.,
Rev. I. C. Pershing, President of the Pittsburgh Fe
male College, and by a young preacher named Wee
ver. Prayer meetings followed.
The last day of the "Vesta 'of Tabernacles"—
gra nu d,,,,,, s 4 great day for the "Israel of
fled" in the camp. At SA. M. the Rev. Jamee Bor
tart, Jr., of Kittanning, Pa., formerly a resident of
this city, occopied the stand—sub:met "Dort thou
believe on the Son of God." The Rev. J. Williams.
of Johnstown, Pa.-111; a. K.—discoursed from Ro
mans iii. 23-26. In the afternoon the Rev. J. W.
Shiner, of Duquesne Borough, preached—subject
"The New Birth" • text John ill. 3. T4O closing
sermon was delive red by the Rev. A. 111 Thome.,
pastor of Trinity M. Fs Church: text, let King;
xviii. 21., after which persons seeking a change of
heart were invited to the altar of prayer. A large
number came forward. Prayer meetings were held
in three of the public tents until about midnight.
The ministers to charge of Abe public religious
services, fixed the hour far commencing the closing
exercise., at four o'clock, a. a., on Thursday morn
ing. After a brief time spent in repose, the people
were called to the stand at the time named. The
exercises were opened with tinging by the Rev. Mr.
Pershing, followed with prayer by Rev. J. D. Knox.
Then Rev. A. 11. Thomas delivered an addle:ls. At
the close, persons were invited to unite with the
church on probatioti, or certificates The out mu
course then formed in prooession—preceded by sever
al( ministers—and palmed around the enti ground
in the inner circle of tents, and the partin hand was
taken, after which th ey aseembled aroun the stand
and sung the Doxology twice, and the enediction
was pronounced by }tee. Mr. Pershing. ,
In an hour afterwards the work of demolition coin
menoed, and those who could letive took the early
train for their homes: — The meeting has been emi
nently successful, spiritually, having resulted in the
professed conversion of about one hundred persons.
Comutonernr.
Edito”—Your columns on Tuesday morn
ing informed your reader', that Death had made an
Inroad into the family of our esteemed fellow citizen,
Mr. Calvin Adams; that a beloved eldest daughter,
• young wife and mother in the same persoe, had
been removed from this world of care, anxiety and
suffering.
The writer of this has known ''Eu.a" from her
childhood, and- hu seen her pus Into womanhood
and into the relations of wife and mother, always re
taining those delightful traits of character that at
tract our attention, elicit our admiration and esteem.
Retiring, unobtrusive and kind, yet actively alive to
the performance of every duty, of a sweet and affec
tionate disposition mho was a favorite with all her
friends and acquaintances.
About two years ago, al the early age of eighteen,
she became the devoted wife of J. R. Baldwin, Esq.,
an amiable and promising young gentleman in the
practice of Law at Durham, Greene county, N. Y.
Of delicate constitution and frame, her health has
been on the decline during the last half year, and her
friends have beer; apprehensive that her lunge were
the seat of her disease. gaoler -Weekte , g!e_lite tans
oat on a visit to her parents in this city, with no ex
pectation of co rpeody • result. But It has other
wbte pleased Divine Providencelhl" appointed time
had arrived, and with a calm serenity and Christian
resignation she submitted to the will of that Saviour
whom she bad, by a public profession of faith, em
braced at the early age of fifteen—the power of
whose precepts she had exemplified throughout her
life and in her death ! Surrounded by her husband,
parents, brothers and sister, sh'e calmly fell asleep,
to wale no more until the morning of the resurrec
tion, when this corruption shall put on iocorruption
and this mortal shall bo clothed with immortality.
Her infant of a year, unconsciou of its loss, bears
her image, and her name—long may it lire to emu
late her virtues and to perpetuate her memory.
"The grave le
The moments neer
swiftthe cradle seen; e
ly un
And whimper A. they p fly betwen
Unthinking man, lansenatter this.
Thongb bad of sublunary Wits.
Th.e noon mutt rasp and din"
A Dr et. —Akuosr.—Testerday, in the merciful
ways of the pollee, • duel was prevented. A young
gentlemen, a midshipman in the nary, a. we are in
formed, happening Into the saloon of Mr. Theodore
Frank, one of the hest natured men in the world,
had some words with blur upon some subject, we
know not whet. Mr. Frank wan assured by Mr.
Riddle that although ho, the latter, had net the mac
ruler force to meet him in Gslteuff, yet that there
wee a way by which they might he placed on a par
and net as gentlemen did inturh eases. Mr. Frank,
In a jocose vein, doubtless, said he was willing, and
Maned pistol. and Coal Hill, on the further aide;
yesterday afternoon, time. , Seconds were chosen,
whom we need not name, and all the preliminaries
arranged. At this atage of the proceedings, • young
man who had got wind of the matter, informed the
Mayor, who set his officers at work. They found
that the pistols wore to be procured at Cartwright
Young'a. They (mind out the seconds and arrest.'
them. The Mayor summoned the rhiefe and put
them neater ILOO hull each to keep The peace, and eo
did he enact hail from the 'cooled, In the souse rum.
Mr. Kiddie left the city yesterdayln the 47 . 10 trade
for hie ship, and Mr. Frank had *quiet 'swab over
the..jgwel" which was to be and ybas not.
Ma Enrroa would imggest to the proper
authorities the propriety of patting a atop to a
practice that prevail. among the bands on the
lower terries—plying between this city and Alla
gbeny—of running so close to the upper one,
(Captain Tortenee's,) es to endanger not only
the boots, but Jeopardise the limbs and lives 'of
the passengers. The hands employed on Lees
boats are either incapable of managing them, or
manifest a very cennureble and malicious
I would suggest that his doom% the Mayor, in
order to guard the public from danger, Slatioll
ono.of his officer, on the Allegheny wharf, to
watch the attempts that. are made by the employ
ees of Lea to bring about a collision, and to in
terfere with Capt. Torrence when iii the pursuit
of his legitimate calling, and then take ouch ac
tion as may be deemed necessary to stop the
dangerous practice. Onszaven.
Ws have every reason to believe, nod do be
lieve, that the testimony of gentlemen to the
advantage they have experienced from the use
of Dr. Wilson's Anti-dyspeptic Pills, is true and
put. Men who have used them say that they
have been greatly benefated thereby, and we
believe them most implicitly. Dr. Keyser gives
his testimony in favor of them, and eo also does
Col. Hopkins, of Washington, two gentlemen
whose word cannot be doubted. , They ore pre
pared and sold by a house in this city, which is
well known all over the United States, and which
does not deal in any injurious nostrums. Messrs.
B. 1.. Fahneetock & Co. prepare and eell Dr.
Wilson's .Pill at No. 60, corner of Wood and
Fourth streets.
Tut Crawford Journal, of this week, is full
of the trial of David Proud% for the poisoning
of his wife, Sybil Prussia, in November last.
The analysts of the stomach of deceased by Prof.
L. D. Williams, of bleadville, appears to have
been as thorough, scientific and eatisfaeicry in
all respects as any that ever was toads. There
are come twenty-five teats which Vera applied,
calicotiog the presence of weenie.' The
and the'dellit after making out a very strong
change from ay prisoner, rested on Monday,
lion went tomwas still going no whoa cur hjoli wet derive the above Informs
a while ago from ..- --
son. The horsier i recovered the horsesetolen
yesterday. The Cia.1.11....-"rell. p
Patter--
did everything in their power to
oovery of the stolen animals, and roe •
priiseofthe owners for their prompt and ep
dnt7tio..oaropolicefaractedwa
boomngcnergyiz:emstter
TAKUI —The Moak of the 'Passenger Railway
up the hlonougabeis to wh is known as the
Scotch Bottom, has been all li ken up. The first
day, as we announced at theme, but about 100
shares were taken, but at t at meeting a com
mlUee was appointed to solieit subscriptions to
the stook, whose labors haveheon attended with
the ruult above mentioned. The stook has all
been taken by gentlemen living along the line of
the road.
Bum Bosaso.—On Thuriday afternoon, du
ring a thunder shower, Sam'l P. Adams' barn,
about a mile and a half eouth of Salem, was
struck by lightning and entirely consumed with
Its contents. A hone that was standing in the
stable at the time, was killed. Mr. A. had just
finished, that day, in getting in his harvest.
His loss will amount to five or els hundred dol
lars.
How is re—Complaint is made that visitors
to the encampment suffer roach delay sod in
convenient's by trains on the Central Railway
not being run according to the time published.
There are not infllolent cars ran by one-half
to acoommodate passengers. The train Wednes
day evening was en hour and forty minutes be
hind tho advertised time, and we are informed
the same delay occurred tint evening.
Tun strikers among the coal - diggers passed reso
lutions at a mooting held on Wednesday, one to the
effect that they will not resume work until weigh
scales are placed et every pit. It Is said the present
trouble is the result of -the machination of a few
worthless and discontented diggers, who control the
others, and who have been for some time Inciting
the rest to this stop, and the result will be, it hi ru
mored, that hands from abroad will be engaged.
ACClDSZT.—Thuretisy evening, a man named
Lewis, who resides In the Bth ward, bad hie foot
terribly mutilated by having it run over by
train on the Central Railway, near the outer
depot. Drs. bl'Cook, who dreeeed the wound,
extracted two broken bones from the centre of
the foot, and it is thought the foot may ho mired.
Danta►rwa.—Tbe North Zion Evangelicel
Lothermi - Gharch, on the Brownsville road, and
a that distance from this oil, will be dodbmted
to the aer►iea of God on Sondes, September lib.
'The psitor's urns is J. Wer.
Tplegraphic.
LATEST FROM EUROISE
Saner Hoor. Aug. 16.—The Steamship Asia with
Liverpool dates to the sth, has passed this point.
Her edifices are two days Later, and will be tarnished
at the earlist moment.
The Pend/ Conference was to meet at Zurich en
the 6th Instant
The steamer Vigo, from New York, arrived at Liv
erpool on Saturday, August Gth.
In Parliament a bill creating a naval reserve of
thirty thosand men was progressing)
Coact olleredo, the Austrian, EL. Da Sauthrua,
the Sardi ian, and De Bourgency, the French rep
reeentativ to the Peace Conference, had leached
Zurich en Oa. fur the meeting on the Sth inst.
The En liah Parliament had passed all the navy
and army estimates, and were expected to adionc t ,
on the 13th. Volunteers for the thirty thousan d - na
val. reserve are to enter for five years, and will be to
the navy what the militia are to the army.
The steamer Great Eastern will be delivered up by
the contractors, in complete condition, on the IStic
of August.
The strike among the builders of London was be
coming more serious. It was expected that forty
thousand of the men would be without employment
the day the steamer sailed.
The Bank of France has reduced its rate of dis
count from 4 per amt to n per cent;
The disarmament of the French navy was pro
gressing. The $150,000,000 unexpended of the late
loan is to be devoted to internal improvements.
The Paris bourse was firm, and 'routes had ad
vanced to 69f 750.
ITALY.—It is reported that an attempt had Iwo
made to poison Garibaldi.
It is said that France was iattigulog to restore the
Grand Dukes.
••• - •
Naples his decided to admit breadstuff - 1i free of
Aq
duty.
trnira.—lt wu reported that Baron de Pouch,
the Austrian Minister of the Interior, hod tendered
his resignation, the acceptance of which was refused
•
by the Emperor.
Innis.—The Calcutta mail of tho It of July had
been telegraphed.
The European troops were accepting their dis
charge. in large numbers.
The mutineers at Bees Shampore had returned to
duty, except forty of the leaders, who will be court.
martialed.
The steamship Canada, from Boston, via Halifax
has arrived.
T .
The pa s received by the Asia furnish the fol
lowing de of news
ENCILLII .—ln the Booth of Lords on the sth
inst., the arquis of Normandy gave notice or his
intention t pat a question as to the term. of peace
which were under discussion prior to the treaty of
Villafranca. The Earl of Granville announced that
the Government intend to adhere to the principle. on
which the national apt= of national adacation in
Ireland had hitherto been conducted.
AIIIIIIII4—A Ministerial crisis is said to Le im
pending, owing to the conflicting opinions on the
qno a tion of reform.
A dental L given to the statement in the Le Need
of a pretended interview between the Emperor of
Austria and the, King of Sardinia at Vllla,Franea.
The Vienna Gazette contains the ordinances re
voking the restrictiom which were imposed on com
merce on account of the war. The introduction to
the export of horses and mules is however main
tained.
Liverpool Cotton Market, Av. sth-16,000 bales
Cotton have been sold during the week, including
3500 to speculators and 5500 to exporters. The cir
culars report cotton slow of sale, but unaltered in
price. A few forced sales had been made at a alight
decline fr6m the previous
freely, but show no disposition to pees. sal.. The
quotations are barely maintained. The sales to-day,
Friday, were 7000 bale!, the market closing quiet
but steady at the following authorized quotation.:
New Orleans fair sl; middlings 7 3-10; Mobile 7i,
middlings 70: Vplands fair 7l; middling. 0 15-10.
The stock in port atnennts to f 157,000 halos, includ
ing 500,000 of American.
Stare of Trade.—Tbe Manchester advice. are fa
vorable, the market for goods closing quiet but
steady.
LtvitStrool., Saturday. nsuo, Aug. G.—The Callon
market elopes eteady, with sales of 7000 bales.
Liverpool Brralletuffe ilarket, Aug. 61h.—/Itegsre.
Richardson a Spence quote the weather favorable for
the crops, and the market closes with • declining ten
dency. Flour doll but steady. Wheat very
Aug. l 3th—noon.—Breadstilffs close very
Provisions are also dull. Wheat has declined
2fiy3d. Corn is eater, but quotations unchanged for
Europeau mixed.
Loudon Afinult Market, Aug. 51.0. —The money
market is decidedly more etringelat, but clones active.
Consols closed at 95i. The bullion to the Bank of
England has decreased /132,000.
Liverpool Provioion Market, Aug. 4.—The market
is dull. Beef heavy, but there is au improved re
quest cod holden an pressing on the market. Quo
tations are 2s 6.1 lower. Pork doll, and quotations
nominal. Baron doll bet steady. Lord steady and
in more domaad at 54s@fi6a
Liverpool Produce Market, Avg. s.—Pot ashes
steady at 273(t 27 Gd. Pearls steady at 29s Rd. Eager
dull. Coffee quiet. Linn steady. Spirit. of Tarpaa
lie° heavy, but cloned active at 23141,3-le.
London Earl:eta, Aug. s.—Mesers. Heritage quote
breadatutfa very dull and the quutatiune are barely
maintained. iron steady; M'alth rail, otet.dy at LG
ss; bar iron ,steady at V® Sugar heavy.
Spirits of Turpentine heavy at a alight decline, with
sales at 'as. Rice quiet. American oracurities are
anchangai. State stoeks are in good demand.
rnanerr---P e oin, iloruing—The 31o:tither !
of this inurninocuntoino the following.: A depute-
tine of Vonetidus presented an address to the Miaio.
tar at Turin, intended for the Emperor, and in which
was contained a protestation on the part of the Pro-
•inces ofiVenstis,against the direct and indirect dum-
Mallon of Austria in that put of Italy. The BIM
Inter, we are informed, accepted the document, but
geld not • word In reply to It.
The Petrie says according to a letter from Flor
ence, it fs sop and that Garibaldi would take rim,
mend of the Tuscan army. The same journal fur
ther states that the Emperor Napoleon will visit the
camp at .Chalons and will stay there till Toads,
next.
The Paris correepondent of the Daily News soya
it is yrpeeted that the Wenner will, In a day or two,
publish a note in reference to the French conferee.,
which will confirm the lately announced pacific die-
position of the French government.
Anetutw_—The Vienna Gazette contain, mini,
terial ordnance,, revoking the restriction. which
were imposed on commerce and navigation, on an_
count of the war with France. They however main
tain for the present the interdistiou to export home,
and mules.
S•RDIIIA.—SI. De Simbruis, or Piedmont, ham az
rived at Zarieb.
The Official .Jostrual of Lombardy denies the re
ports published by certain papers, as to the object of
the. LUISIIIOI2 of Count Rein; and states that the
French diplomatic agent has received such instroc
tines from his government as am favorable to the
wishes of Italy.
The disturbances at Creroca have not boon of any
political obsratbsr.
In the dna, of Modena, greet concourse of
del:tort have inserihed their votes.
. .
AIIIITZLI Len Rows.—The Daily News pub
lishes for the first time • translation of the convolu
tion concluded between the Papal government and
the Austrian General commanding the army of occu
pation at Bologna in 1850. The annul =tints:e.t.a
of the Pope's 'authority wee aol only committed to the
Austrian general, bat the highest judicial powers
were attributed to him. To the tender mercies of the
Baynans were left the trial and sentence of men
charged with political offences of every degree, from
high treason down to party demonstration and mem
bers of 'met societiu.
Motass.—Tarinl, the dictator yr Modes., in a
second peocismation, says ; "Let the conquered fol
lowers of the foreigners menace us, and I stall em -
ploy all the means at toy disposal to defend the no
tional independence."
The Presidency of the proposed Cooference u a
fruitful topic of discussion in the Continental jour
nals. The Slele declares itself opposed to the assump
tion of that office by the l'.l;e. Nothing, it Mirth,,
can begained by according soy advantage, elevation
or dignity to the Papal Power.
A correspondent of the Univers gives the following
as the substance of the answer of His Holiness to
the Emperor of the French far the interest which ho
oncesaingly displays for the Holy See and be person
of the Pape. Menges& seat; instance of the Em•
p . eur's filial devotion the proposition relative to the
w incajeteildettcy of a Confederation or Italian
would-exist bead =twins, that post without the
When he has, procured sderfellerep omeuu ,
be enabled to see 'whether Catholic interests pea,
him to swept it; and in that ease the pacification of
Italy and the Muni of its rebellious provinces will
naturally have to precede Presidency.
The Anatrian Gazette slates that cardinal Anto.
nelli boa presented a 'dame of an Italian comrade..
alien, consisting of a sort of Mutual Aeonreace Also.
elation of the Italian governments, destined to re.
place the Austrian protectorate. The object of th,
confederation is declared to be the central revolutior
whenever it may show itself, and to fortify the goy.
ailment, in such a way that they may annihilah
all revolutionary proceeding,. It is proposed the
each State taking pert in the confederation shall have
a represemtative of Rome deputed to the Holy Father.
The honorary President of the confederation and all
the envoys united shall form the federal diet, which
shall be charged to watch over the security of the
territory of the confederation, by fixing the military
contingent and the force of the garrison, of the fed
eral fortresses, and which aball also discuss the ter
ritorial changes and treaties which may be concluded
between the members of the confederation, in so far
as these treaties than concern the general interest
The Pope has condemned to death seven of the
inhabitants of the town of Perugia for participation
In the disorders which took place in that city on the
14th of June. The accused, however, have been
judged by delimit, and it Is most unlikely they will
be found when wanting.
Thera is it appears to be a French occupation of
Italy, temporary, according to the present denims.
tion, but the fortunes of war may transform it to a
permanency.
The Baleen Independent nays that, besides the
troops of the division of Trochee charged with the
oceripation of Parma, and Modena, the division
De Antramarre is to proceed to Rome, .and the di
vision Ehrich to Milan. France is thus to keep
60,000 men in the Peninsula. Austria, on its side
appears disposed to Maintain its army on a respecta
ble footing in Venetia.
The Journal De Frankton affirms that iu conse
quence of the complications which prevail in Italy,
the Emperor has resolved only to withdraw from
Venetia the 4th battalion of 22 regiments of inflw
lry, so that the forces assembled in that country will
be diminished by only 26,000 men.
The Liverpool Times says: A very remarkable
circumstance is now exciting some attention in Ger
many, and it will shortly excite a 11111 greater amount
of interest in the United States. Every one knows
the immense number of German 'mignon who And
their way to the Union, most of them, it IS needless
to state, ars in a condition fy,r removed from Mlle
*um but, however poor they may be when they
ham home, they generally return to their native
001titilT, 4c yeah to 7ry onfitable *mu-
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stances,' and as they vial to have a 'Oise is the
milting of the lave which govern theta, these ant-:
Dian emigrants become Tht the majority of came" rat.
totalized Americans.
It worm that a nativist)! Masser, who stands in this post.
tleq has recently returned to the country of his hirtb. ewe
dratted into the militia, and compelled to do tollthery duty;
he refused, pleaded the laws of hi. adopted =nutty. sad
applied he protection to the American CottenL The Mush.
can Government has taken op the subject warmly. and bias
peremptorily demanded taroks.. It hot dotke'LElOre thee
thlr, It hes caused similar requiettions to be made pp= the
other Oatmeal Governments, who ton suede to nudesstend
that American citimns cannot be called nom toenhmtt to
the dictates of arbitrary rule. The German power., how
ever dlinatthmtory it may be to them, will give way, and
they will ramose the right. of thole Clor-manlo Americus
who return from them. Weed, with a handsome amount of
dollars, with which to pant the Winter of their daye in their
native country.
It is a remarkable feet that there it no great power In the
world. with so smell an army andmtvy as the Palled Onus,
and yet which makes , ts more trend mod reverted thread.
lama.—Theltmuatt Consul at Ode* has been murdered
while transacthig Ito:einem th the opposite watt
Sr. I .ortZAtlutt 18.—The Leavenworth Demo
cratic Territoriil onvention, held at Topeka yester
day, nominated S. W. Johnson for Congress.
Sr. Loma, Aug. 19.—River stationary, with 6 ft.
water to Cairo. All the upper streams reported fal
ling. A heavy shower fell this craning, and a pros
pect of its continuing Invent bourn
LANC/STIR, Aug• 19 .—Lewit Suter, who has been
twice tried and acquitted by the District Court of
Philadelphia for passing counterfeit coin, wes con
victed this evening by our Court of Quarter Sessions
for passing counterfeit bank notes.
NI A G .I.IIA FALL 4 Aug. 15.—Mona. Blond in crossed
the river on his opo yesterday with a man on his
back. During the performance a row occurred, and
a man sixty years of age was thrown over the river
bank and killed. His name was CoiwelL
TOLCDO, Aug. 18.—The first train over the Dayton
and Michigan Railroad arrived here at 7 o'clock this
evening, bringing a number of passengers from Cin.
eirmati and Dayton.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 18.—Prof. Wiso came down Ore
miles youth of Crawfordsville, and arrived at Indian
apolis this morning.
Louisercue, Aug. 18.—Itiver falling elnwly, with
3 feet t inches wener in the canal.
Commercia 1.
PITTSBUIUM MAUI:MTh.
(Heparin' Opecial7y far the Pittaburph Casale.
PrresEusav, YR DL, , Avam 19, 1659.
FLOUR—the ulna =tufo yeeterdsy were only fa • antral
way; thaws wee none variety of prices. Our ricers befog
In doe narlgoblo order, thero wu a fair amouol of activity
on the whorl. The Wen were 812 !this, 'ln lot., all from
no., at $5,2545 40 for Super, $.5,fieg1,60 for Extra, .50,70 g
6,00 for Family do, and $6,.4 for Fancy.
FlAY—esles of 10 hub. Uncap. at $154
BUTTER—.aIe. of Z:10 Owett. I2,trkht.l.
RADON--nalos In lota of 21,000 11,1 at f.w Shooldeta,
93i' for Side., and 10!4@l0-)1 for nu m, ton b tr. S. C. Ilene,
at 13.
WEN—aales of 400 bush .t 45c.
MESS POSE-10 bbT. old at $17017,50.
800.4.11—aalmaf 10 Ithda at 7%35.
MOLASSES—Wt. of 26 bbl. at 41441.
COFFEE—War of 56 bap 810 at 1*4@123i.
19/115E.Y—salca of 25 bbla city rectlticd at 25423.
DONNTAAY AND CONNINRCIAL
A. an evidence of the delent to which wild tat banking
I. rented is Minnie, It Is stated that J. W. Whip Is Pyre
deut, and W. Staddon cashier of et least three different
banks, and very poasibly of Al many more. Notes of new
banks are daily lean and It ls remarkable how many of
them bear the wee mimes, ea yaws, and bow /limber Iv
the penmanship of the tilling up.
The diallons of la t week again:pervaded cur martet. Iu
flour nothing Is done. In wheat, white manor be a.Jd over
tar, nor red et over 80c. A raw small lOU only wore mold.
rani remains seam sad la demand, though nuchangrd In
pr Oat. S. ale. said to ha in (Jr demand, though
..j e . nr , - craned. On areal potatoes isle pleetlfolly offer
d..nd priceLavo declined to titie far tho beet Neehanuocka
Other articlee 0 , -- iroduce remain unebariged —Detroit Ad-'
RIVER
rho Ciucluuuti Commercial, of Tuesday, ,
F. X Ron, clerk tho nether, Informs us 5t0,777.1..11,
the Afin11•011 way.. o, toroploto repair, to-morrow, nod tar
tiro hero CU Friday nest. The snag lora op and eplbatera4
• couple of plank iu boa. bottom • distance of eight or tea (net. Sba atralabtened op as soon as ate au nerd and
•flusL
Captain Jame. At/Llano, of Ilia Pittsburgh Underwriters,
ham cootracial with partiot to remove the snag that snag
the alwiner, and several orours that rendsr navigation
listardocio at Gnus, P 1.1.. This in commendable—a good
example. IV.. hope ror entorprisiog underwrite. will con
tract for the moors] of the log at Med., which mint the
Kate thy, sod rho strap in Buffington that wrecked th e
Fulton City. It will surely prove • pro f table ineeittasont
Captain J. It duller- bakes command of the elegant packet
8. P. Hibbard. In Ilia Louisville and (]W° trade, doting the
low water season. The Hibbard IWIIIIBST. the Madison ware
In splendid order, Ina day or two, hod probably coma he.
nod load for Calro direct.
Captain Marina is here from Pittsburgh, awaiting the
arrival of the Moderator froin tit Look to-day, at present in
charge of Copt. Jed Dlckeruoll.
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Captain EL 1.. Dona, who mote thri•tigh for Cairo by raft.
sk'. Inform. on that the Economy haa 172 Wire cotton, 4d
bblit turpetalta, and a lot of empty beer bbt. for Clnchinotti
Capt. Joo. llrsaoon, of bee porcluaed the Inter
est of (leo. Phillip+ in the Torn Pratt, at the rote of tlO,OOO.
Ito f. uow the ad. bunt, of the Loot. the *lll ply a•
regal. pachrt between Cairo awl Paducah, as herutotore.
Capt. /Crane, late of the Ni!., and Captain LI azlett, late of
the Ilarmunta, left for Pittaborgb to but bight'. train.
The (droner Wit) Loy or build a tem park.t at Brow., We
The tatter ton) port ha. a nne :reit lo thi, vi. ioily.
At on r ova port of rlu.heren, Ina-t„.. laclo I..ios.en IS
doing to the over e..... , ty Loot nrtiviug or dooart.
lug. The Hoe% n.n
We only dt.ortnros mr..oko C.pe. Rotiuton, o. !Afore .S
nouuced, er
tuoa pnrrhahrd Capt. a ductru'a lutereat 111 the
Ilveheig
The Anivel. vrPr. •ud Ulemwood from Cloth,
and th. Stiurrys fru. WhoOiog. Tb• 1.0. brougbt
• fAir
Tbe tat. rLe iu U.. riinr• ban rarri.l avvy roulderable
..1 from Imre mu v.ll u from Portaimulb cud otter
wbithrt LL., tlstp dcwu
Steamboat Register.
ARRIVED. DEPARTVJ).
Telegraph, Brownsville, I Telegn.ph, Bruarogralo
Jr.lferiarn, Brownsville; Jerks.; lirow.riller,
Cot. Bayard, Elisabeth, Oil. Bayard, Elirabeth;
Learn, Cincinnati: Rix - tester, Cincinnati;
ill...void, Cincinnati; I ilnrke4 ,;
&Hoerr; Wheeling. . I Cheroil. Wheeling.
liiree—abour 4,54
Now boss, Aug. IS —Cotton neseltled: soles 400
Floorunsettled: sales 10,500 Wh.t Emmy; .ales
LOS bush at SW for red Nentncky. Co., doll; saka WOO
boob; yellow liL Pork buoyant and higher; stoles 6000 bbl.
at 013,5=d13,i1L for mem and sv,v, for Prim,
Braes Idasrar.-Btrrk • are Moll but genentlly unchangeok
Virg:lode, sites 135 q; Chicago Luck lel.d 02; Bllchlgeto
licsothern, preferred, 213;
'swans - mm.4, Ang. Ill.—Flan Is Jell, obi fresh grmfnd
is offered tot 55ah5,21, extras at $5,25055,75, and .trs funny
arsl Laney at $5,50,, - 14,50. Rye glenr 11 Om at -$3,75, and
Mot Mrsi I. quiet at feledli for Pennsylvania. Wbolli la
In foie demand, and 4000 bueh red sold at $1,2041,V., some
00011.3 at $4lO, and 2000 bush w WIG at 111,.=(41,30. Bye
Is talon on arrival at 70 for new. Corn I. In MO request,
anJ =OO bnett yellow sold at 80. Oats are farce; 1100 bne
old Southern wad at 37; 1700 bulb prima new do at 0b(30.
Whisky a.bsused: sales at 20=27. Prodisions are quiet:
ISO casks canvassed MID. .old at 12, Bides at 914. and
Shoulders tot 714.. sixty days thus. Mum Pork 1. dull at
lh, find Lard at 10 ousll for bbl., and 12 fur kegs
Cmemson, Aug. IS.—floor unchanged; • We of WOO
Labia was made at y 4,37%, in thirty Jaye. Wheat • ebad•
more aotive and firmer. Oorn uneteady and disposed to
yield. Osts doll at 40. Aye 70(475. Whisky firm at =e
Proof:dons market was • little animated la the after part of
the day by the neasfrOol New Orleans; .1. of Bacon Stoke
at u, .d of plain Hems at 10%; • Lair demand exists for
Bacon Side. at P, holders firm at 014.
Oszwrrz Jon Paranaa Orricr.—Wis are now
prepared to execute all kind of job printing in
the most approved style and on the ehortest no.
tioe. Those of our patrons who wish anything
in this line will find it to their advantage by call
ing at this office and in co doing save time and
money.
MANCLIZATLY RAILWAY —The stock in the
Manchester Posseoger Railway was' all taken
yesterday, and this time, we believe, to the ma
lefaction of all parties concerned. So we may
expect the road now to be speedily built and put
In running order within the next few months.
Altura/A sale of lots at Penn or Pannonia, with
train of 10 passenger cars, only CO persona allowed
to a car; good seat for each. Can will leave at
12.50 on Monday, 221. Free tickets to he had at
Mr. Davis' auction rooms, 54 Fifth street.
Sottoot.—Mrs. Edringlon, one of the most
accomplished ladies in this county, will re-open
her school on the fifth of September. See her
card elsewhere in this day's Gazette.
Nose are more capable to decide on the merits of
an article than those using it, and from such as are
using the new Finkle Sewing Machine, the most
flattering enoomiums are being received.. by the
agents. J. L. earnest:4n A Co., Allegheny. • 1
Says torn GARDENS.
sn A int ' - •
— MI' LY O d, a Preach
one oest. e cituADe, Powdered
received medals from Russia, Fraud., lillit‘eg
many, and numerous medical colleges and SIAM,
It is a most important discovery. The ides of WEIL
rid of those pests In warm weather is a luxury. We
can now hear the bed-bugs lament—
Lyon's Powder, sure as fate,
Will our race exterminate.
Arraugotratuts are made through Mears. Purace
A Park, of New York, to sell it throughout the
world. It is put up is tin canuisters, and bears the
name of E. Lyon.
Magnetic; Powder kills all insects in a 'tries,
Magnetic Pills are mixed for rata and micas
Sample flunks .2S cu.; regular aim 50 cu. and $l..
BASK/J5 k. Puna,lw York.
Also the Mexican Mustang LlnimenL
Notice to Builder's and COntraptora.
'FILE UNDERSIGNED (formerly foreman
for Rowlaud Parry) oronld rearpectfully Mform than
for whom ho tom dmne wort, end the public generally, that
he lo now prepared to fund. SIAM or pot on Ptah: Ho.,
In the most approved mountr. Orden for Roofing or Re.
pairing of glut. Roofs (If felt at the al. of Alai. Latish
corner of Xt. mond and the • (anal. Pilth ward,) oAu
In promptly attended to. TI10)Lt8 PALMY
tnyftemd.
TEAS! TEAS II TEAS!!!
No war.h..o Ild 1... tn.-tine Oolongs.
60 " " " Young
10 " " " 01112 1.011.1ar awl linpalial,
10 " " Orange
e 0 ulty Loam sported alias and grade,. latag
ponalloita In *We and for We by
.00 11"11,1.J VMS A JOHNSON, 114 Swath Dela at.
A SIMPLE SEWING MACHINE IS THE
PRIDE OP 'THE LADIES. The BB."ta t 1 Machine
la the simplest are. made. Price oaly_Plo. rearieglar.eblmal
or parlor.. LAPSE= A NOME/MOP,
No. CA Market street, (op 'Wm.) Pitratmlitb,
Or. SAMUEL P. BENNETT. Agent,
Store, corner Bomb Common and Federal Anal; Alla
&ray Oily. aulbAlar
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AMERICAN FLUTE scnooL--with
new end complete rules sod erintleiee, &IA SD WOW
err? lustmetione to Perfect the keeroer In the art o= i
ing
the gate without moo ter, together eau, t ure
popular coniisting of ("Aka; Marchei, !Lc., by R.
Bona Mee 600. Weenie by
JOHN IL MELLOR, 31. Woad Urea.
Ckgetee =tied on rooelpt of the price
Jul
Mx. JOHN KELK, PUPIL OF THE
consaanno TIOLIINIST, the late ELMS ORM
beci, weed& reepeettally ItellOtteeo 10 the ladles end gentle
men of Pltnintogth, that he le i rt3 ,. .ri u t gilt 1,3, ... ,4
the Violin, Clatter. NlCda end to gem; etc.,
eddtam 1.../..tandi JOHN InAt Olnad Howe.
girl BERL VQRN bail, fresh ground, fo
11VBABra AZIFS.
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LYON% '
ASR destroy Garden .2raton, •
Ang . t. Yotha r aUp-
TECE ImpOrtaara off
ktrul la Jaeathmabte. /a Wan:
teems 'with there l'ea'
article demovered trill extunduate .
b. ..hte, from the Ilortimlntrel FN.
tl while acuhlt the toms of AM; °burred thew 6 Wt
nren • certain kind of pleat rn7
deed. no. fact au male 930 of to guard their
from three ituruders. Qoantlidae of the plant ware b • .
home by Mr. E. Lyon, and found a poritira tu•et 661 ": i
in every experiment. It to simply • wintered tear, chem..
rattily prepared to mist theeffect of see and ellrente. Ala&
meat. of land
Patent Lavabo. obtained from the Gowen.
Eng, France, Germa n , and La=
World'a Me, and numeral:le and ho=
lucent& encletiera
UTTAR FROM THE PREl3Thicvy op Tvig b. svirga
8.1=1112 111331. S• %Abby.aid J
"Mit. Exuma
,Miner Fir: I have the pleasant;
Inform yen that the &Tel Cotexalsslau of the World'. hir e
t tam awarded yen a Medal and Certink.4 fur the
milt Woe of your Afaetic Powders for exterminating
Ac . "MILLARD
Albe FELLORIS, Chairman."
The above was accompanied by • omitaize of Prix=
rt.
It la Fre• front Poison
Her You, October . I.t, 1u a.
Mr. 6 Lrorc —Dear Pk: We bees suslysect sad testa!
your Magnetic Powders sad And them perfectly Iterueen to
mankind and doswell. Weals, but certain death when to
t/sled by bug, ante sod Insects.
JAMES H. CUILTON, M. D , oatomlst.
LAURANCH ILNID, Prof. Cheredetry, N. Y. Horpltel.
Hr. Joky L. Box; Puparintendeut of the New Tort H.
OW, nye, .be has expelled all the burs, wits, main,
moths. to, with Lyou'i Powder. 004 finds It of /mains,
nine'
Every gardener and bonawkeeper mu.: hare • direct En
tered to an article of this bind. Reference can be made to
the Astor, St. Nicholas and Metropolitan liotehn to Judge
melee, President of the American Institute; James Elm:lm
Bennett, Gen. Winfield Scott, qtrni, W. Meld, L.ll. Peng
of the Vire Pointe 3lteNon, Or., te. Judge Matsui saya.
"Ph s dimorery of Prof Lyon la of.. national imprawance.—.
The.Warromy Club have *Mod it thoroughly. It mill den- .
trof lemmta,greashoppen, mita. triot ha, blip, and all Tensile.
Garden plasma can belwaserrod, and home made pore."
APrArWanLgeomNenw as
k,w nde
t th ao m ld e g h h r oMgohuat
BA
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r E Id S .
Many worthless irritations are advertised: fie cautious/ '
"Nrw role, November Sth,
"In retiring from bminem, 1 bees sold ail my Insect
Powders and Pill., Letts. Patent, and the merits pertelie
therato,to therm EA ENICB PAWL Tide Powder M
• dimovery made by myself, and brought from the i of nhaler
Mtn, cod Le unknown to any other pew. The gensubm
and elective article Is pot op in tin atralsters, and sill coo.
Rum to bear my name. "E. LEON."
Rate and mice caartet be reached bye powder, and aro
killed .
by a Magnetic Pill. Order them through arty mar
chant
me Lyon's Powder kills innwts In a trim,
But Lyon's Pills are mixed for rata and mica.
Sample nuke, 15 °uric regular airs, 60 cent. and 31,00.
Pollens directlona. Mr freely and thoroughly.
BARNES ,h PARK,
13 and 13 Put Bow, New York. -
Also, the Mexican Mustang Liniment. •
fs=reowdkw6mT
NEW AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT.
TO ALL WANTING FARMS,
A Rare opportunity in a delieitittlandheaßhy
climate, twenty•five miles south-east or
Philadelphia, on the Camden and;
Atlantic R. R., New Jersey.
An old elate consisti divid e d l thtuunon Macre, of
productive roa has beaninto Panne of various use,
to suit the purchaser. A population of .Otto Atifta
d/vd, from swipee parts of the middle Emma and New Rag
land have mtthd there the mud year, Improved theirplame,
and mica excellent - crops The prim of the lamd le at the
low sum of from $l6 to $lO per ane, the soil la of t h e butt
quality for the productional Wheat. Clover, Corn, peaches,
Grapes and Vegetables. IT Id CONSIDERED IRE Bra
FRUIT SOIL IN TUE UNIO?f. The• place I. perßetly
sseert, from frotts—the deuxucthe enemy of the farimere—
Crepe ofgrain, gram and frail are now groecing and Ohba
diee n a. By examining the place Muff, or Judgment
Ca be formed of the famluctivetmae of the land. The terms
are made may to ware the rapid improvement of the land.
With Monty told Gar actual smpromment. The milt has
been, that within the put year, tome (hies hundred houses
have been erected, two mills, one Omen, Lene norm, rims
forty vitioyarde and Pesch orchard. planted, and a bawl
number Mother Improvements, makipg its dtsirable and
active place of business.
_
as tin reader may perceive tram ID lecetleti, is Me.
DEPT IN Tall lINION.
preduca brioglog doable the price than In lomllons away
from the clay, sea more than double the rake nuti the
West ft he • known that the current and beet hull:rand
ntetase to this looted, Come from New Jeruy, and ace
•••• • er ' e - , "' th th e
se ." tf . l " er ' b i le °r man 'an y i'" adir . metope. He
lu local ride or the great tide' al New /inland
ta -
"UM. • f.e. •• •
is ®he the old friends and aeweelu
he lain a senkd
and Middle dean* •e c
• - ' hm teary insprorannef qJ
, ne , ‘ „.
mufert out drab:ration al oral hfopinducelbr
boy enpaen
cle wants at the chaspen price, e- • he b. imbecile
the [aghast, (in the West thia revemo.,.
forkis children, divine service, and wilt etdoy,
and deLlghtfal climate, where Oren am utterly Ofka - te;::." ---
The runit of the change upon these from t el north hm gen
molly been ta remora them to an excellent slate of heelth.
In Me way of bulldlog and Improving,lumber can be ob
tained at the mills
the
rate of 410 to SCS per (boomed...-. •
Bricks from the brick yard opened Inithefplace. Nem arti
cle
to
to procured fn the pia., good" ca pe
are at
Lead. and there he no pima lu the Union Ohere diegs
en ireprovements can he made ctoumer„ Coil
--
d
The reader will at enn be strock with the advantages here
presented, sod. mk Larnaelt why the property hoc not boon
[atop up before. The rem. is, It was Deter thrown In the
market; and nukes these statements were' correct, no one
woold be Invited to Diaminelles land before pm c.hoolog.—
nasal nee expected to do. They will peelsml under natl.
melon, each Is the extent of the settlement that they willno
doubt, meet pereona from their own neighborhood; they
will witness the improve...n[B and con Judge the character
of the - popillotem. If they come with • new to battle, they
anduld cutaa prepared to stay a day or too and be nay to
purchaae, es 'peadose cannot be Lead on retread. • -
Terre.. two daily trains to Plaledelphea, and to all sot
ehre: who improve, /3. Rai rood Cdmpaa, pm a
,doutfu, at dd A dtrprice 210104 for ihreryears.
TILE TOWN OP HAillifONTOlf..•-• .
conneettur with the agricultural settlentint, e Dowsed
thriving town boaanurally area.. tekickjerments induce
meets fee any kieutribiaimemPanimaterlit Slanneand Man
efar.orien The Moe Whines: could [...riled on in this
place and market to good advantage, alto cotton business,
sod nionufactorim of Agrkelturni 'melee.... rounds•
vim for mating small articlm. 'roe Impumseent has bete
ea rapid as to fremire • constant and permanent Maasao of
basioess. Town lore of a good elm, (we do not sal email
ours,. it mould effect the tmortn.aerst aftha plop) one be
had at from $lOO and upward,
TLD Noutraentoss Farmer, • moollay literary Mid-age(
coltural shoat, cootalrdng foil inforrostrate of iLiminiamon
con ha obtained at 16 cents per annum.
Title hullspatatele—warrannee deeds ghee, char of ell fu
cumbrance when money Is paid. Banta to the lan& leave
Vino etre. wharf, Philadelphia for Hasinionton hy
mod, MT% te. ar., or 43i 4.sh Pere 90 mote. When them,
Muni. for tale. hir/thitai. zearelogoeuenoleauee onband.
Partied had better stop with Mr. Byrom, • ' , dative', until a.
they bans decider nsto purcimaterg. as he will show them
over M. laud in his ...mine, truer expense. Letters and
tw ill:ado. eon be adfteasail to LANDL3 A BlialllZS,
liammenton P. 0., Atlantic county, New Jersey, , or EI.D.
0000FILIN, 352 Sou.: /TOM moot, Polled
sod Information .elphpa. -,M•Pee
0 inrmation cheerfallyforobbed. [nommen%
riMIE, HAMMONTON FAHMER---A.-news
-L Mar devoted to Literature and Apialtunt=et :
trot( forth null accounts of the now sottlentia of
too, to Now Jersey, can he abscribed for at only Z amt.
I
per •411111121.
Inclose postage stamp. fa the amount. /Wan to &li
ar of the Fanner, ILuummiton P. 0, Atlantic , Co., NM
Jeney. These wishing cheap Waft( the best qualtty, in
ono of beell-blen ad watt delightful climate. in the
Un ad where crops ale taster cut down by front., the
terrible aarge of the norib,soe advertisement of 13anamon.
ton Lends. • juladOm
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Fexu LANDS FOE SALE 25 MILES
from Philadelphia by Railroad, in the State of4Tow
Jamey. Soil among the beat for Agricultural prirpowie,
ho
lug • good Ram .11, with clay bottom. The laud to a
large wart, divided btu knell farms, sod hundreds from all
parts ut the wormy are now settling mad building: Thu
crops produced are large end ran he poen growing. The
climate is delightful, and secure from host.. Tormalrem
$l6 to s2o per acre, payable with. four pore by Josiah
merits. To visit the place—Leave Vine Street Wharf at
Philadelphia at 7% s. 0. by Railroad far Ilammenton, or
addreita R. J. Byrum, by letter, Liacumonten Part Ott.; At
lantic celerity, New lerrey. See full advertleement 10 an
ether .lama. Jutland!.
ALL WANTING FARMS IN - A Dr
11gbillst climate, rich roll, and mum troM frosts, sec
DRRSONS WANTING CHANGE of Cu
....for health, me mlturtfooment of limsmontOn
Londe to number column. JullmodOm
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rro ALL WANTING FARMS, See Adver
ttsetneut otilaxamonton Land. Juteaddas
PERSONS WISHING TO CHANGN their
badness to • rapidly Increasing somtry,• M. Bet
tlement wham hundreds *p going, ahem the ell:We is
mild and dellghtfal,me advertisement of the Hammonton
Settlement in another column: Juteaddes
'DEMONS WISHING TO ESTABLISH
/I Nonfat/cries in a ocersod thricloc place where tod
nem b good, mos advortlafineut of the nacomoaton &Wee
wentlsoeflo,
SLIOE BUSINESS AND - FACTORLES can
La carried on zrolliabl7 at Hammonton : &matins..
Dr. Churchill's Remedy for the rumourlon
and Cure cEonsumptiorr.... -
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Hypaphosplif tee of Lime an ' I 1 . 5
TAe Specific Remedy for
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itU
. AJEMna. Detriliiy ~
, erousu • itiscUta
Chlorosir,asal th• OlpiOini, Of WOOICO,
Lass of Eaogy, Wiuttrj, dc,ifc. ..', ..
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This extraordinary Chemical Preparation . ..Cf:'
snossnoaus.o.o. Foplayhttar. awl mann ;anent&
of width were alto:merest by Dr. J. P. Choul(11; of Darit,) N'
berfarsoing oronderfrd cnre• throughout • Eorope and the
WWI tune., Daring el ready =weed, dot:elle lattodw, -
101 remarkable poptdatity, both with the =dial pro,
Ythy ,, d the public. it Le • partly BrientinoPrepsrateos,
4111 only I, Wasa. certainty, and of inserinble taesey in
sieve Iddee.morisay and Nem. Dawn- The
defeat to proWts Of OUNBIIIIPTIOS;
in no wiy to "
.alwird stages (at • period, oontegnont/y
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papylm3 pallemenanee — 'rteite atothet - eelt — t — nrortlie
recovering es spill in all casteithatment e
This Beneeedy We riot of the he of itself sof
used ethenrrer theme:late p time seem.
vent ill Dteslopment. and flue th. LIYPOPIIOB
yad to theasstpitits,intt as tenovina trucked
Ablal Etta
It isimpoisible within th e Waite Orate dilinersioner
themes; to rantlite the overwhelming mots fiery pawns
etom oegard to the meats of this new tend lipantie Trotl
meet for one of the most terrible swerve of the human
race. That in order to satisfy the tentserous Lumbar" who.
ars daily addressing me for inftnhatacm.• rhll l o ite• Pub
tithed a treasiation of
DIL CIIIINCELELLI3 WORN ON coNartirhowr,
Comprielog report made to the Imperial dradeney of •
hilethine, Paris, Notes of Dena, and Letters,Dorament;
Testimonial; to., which, Wit.tba .iris • arthdlif• •ID
moron reoelyt of TWELVE CheNV to Mums to arm the
expense °rooster;
yboss therefore, tete wish reliable Inform/Am reefing
to dWdlog to try this extraordlualy rertmeW.
ohonld lora no time to writing for Dr. ClanrchilTs Trestle;
Thousand. would be restored to health by gdadng 'bens
arl We under thee treatment during the thenstr, which Is
the most loveable seam; but with, if they dein, rete7 be
Lairs to premature grafts.,
Pries of WINCEMITNII% ONNINNII PD.SPhiiVrION.
of the Hypophorphitee of Lime nevi 13oda
to eyrnPJ Pm*
bottle, three botsme for . dingle bottles, conoentrased
welation, by mall, when venially .requeeteede 2. • •
Der tun fternithed to the Probassidn.. Inch bottle Us
full dime:lons for ma; with my bee simile Siglilt.f. VIII
NO.OTHNIL • J. WINCHSBTEIL
Bald wholesale and retail by DRO. 11.1[11TJeabig y IMB, No.llo
Wood !three; Pittsburgh, Ps.
lf
TA's.* TAXA: It: TAXESttI .
CITY TAX-PAYERS WELL NEAR IN
migd that no ,othar oath. win Di Then L g the Pa.l-
mart of VOWS thaa la pablhhat ha the city pool gam
bed to dad.e do' prhatrar , The tam lanitdna i.e the
OTTY TAX, TUN DVEONTAD TA D
nerr, AN TIE! TAX
. TOR GRADING AND TATTOO.
siert. STOII ouldonnus 'ASIA *Do dna, sod tf
not peW soot walla pat Into. the hands of en-Alderman
for collnAba, . - -ww4.zionattrm,
LAKE FISII - 2 0 bbla Trot; fresh caught;
- Id 46 - do do ;du •do •
1. IJost reed caa eshalantoliod and for age
,45 3.raszraoo,slB.oae7altaeh
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