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Of Colon County. '
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TELEdEASIEC NEWS, N.c.
We are hislebtegkto Mr. Geatry, - 61 Tennereee,
fora copy of his 'Tech oo the admission of Cali
fon:4a. • j, '
Tax iirrmirr To Lima= Sum..r. Mr= —The
Naito Commercial, noticing the folly of our late
Legislature, in trying to banish small bills, contrary
to the will of the people, remarks, that the experi•
meat was once tried in New York, bat was soon
tbtuadoeed,: like i great Emmy other tialtenngs of
the currency demtigogum. It will be so here. The
Leghdature CIUITIOI prevent the people from takitsg
what they Please, in exchange for theireommodi•
ties, even if irshciuld be a piece of brown paper.—
Thermal). effect of their folly will be to muse the
examunity ineonvenience and increased expense,
by raising the rate of discount. We hope the next
:Legislative will ihave the good sense to repeal oil
Such abound legiSlaticss, and to gird our own banks
the power to iambs mall note. If this is done, and
a good Free flanking 'Law passed, the .State will
date from it the commencement of an era of sub
stantial pm:spottily.
d czweeteandent sands 124 tio,extract of • letter
showing the imMenao importance to this city or
rail road communications both cuet and WOOL
HO does cot place the matter in too etrorg a light.
It Is a troth which may as well be admitted as not,
that the cempiction of a rad mad team Chu:Mardi
to the Labe his turned **ay front us nearly all
the Samnier aid Fall ItiieL la dm ,Winter and
Spring. when iho risen are up. and the Likes
ate frozen or daugarcos, the travel and 'rampant,
tio2 fall hit*'their old and natienl ehannel,tbrough
this cup, and all Is lilo and animation. Bat no
, „ 'sooner is the Lake route Isirly open, than the el:
(cella too palpable to be pawed by with iodides
! - ence. WhiTe-Wo have been Ceepiel,, the travel
bas been tobei from US bill= wide awake neigh::
bars wen, threugh tho twat/stators of New York.
And Ramp. ;
But, it o donsoling to reflect, that we are not
ebll asleep, although still enduring. . We 6.411
• late day, 'etionseeiteed a week blot . ought to
hake been eoieniehrxd years ago, and which wilt
brunt to en what we have lost, and give to it,
Instead of a trade • pant of she ammo,* brisk bar
men tho'wbole year noun!. This wont, ever/
. ,citizen or Pitobergh ought to cherish god sustain
4^ with all his energies and spare muss, that it may
bo Pushed tol a epoody completion.
'The ideas woggetted by eurcorrespoldent have
loopresseid the mind of a writer to the North Am
criean, who has made a jowney to the West, and
bas seed with hie own eyes toe immense lanes
experienced, by Philadelphia and Pittsburgh for
the want atoll road communications. We give
bitt retaliate below, and his suggestions in regard
to the speedy completion armor cadent and what.
ern roads will meet with favor hi the right Oar.
Ode Central Sall llama—Can It be Com
- • pistol" la 'l5ll
Miaow—A journey.of a kw week.
it ,the West, and en opportunity of peraonally
'pectins the, eoardrv, have MapresHM me more
with the value of the . Central Rail Road, to our
. city, than all that I bare ever read. dpeon the nil.
" jam It Is not pa aridly - known how near In wad
of Limo we are to a rail read connection ItithUn.
cianati._LFroat that city to Columbus, the centre
of the Slate of Ohlo, a rail toed is now in .cart-o
- fd operatioa; and dodos the owning yeak, it win
be extended Nardi toward Lleycland. crowing
our "back bows late at, or near, ManaDeld, By
P
aba nth of July it, it is expected that shieback
bone lite will be is running orderfrota Plitepersh
to Massillon: The dietance Dom M.IE:A to
Ninatield is .boot DO miles. In a year hurl this
date then ' we may'ex peat a continuous road' . from
Cincinnati to Pnt.bargh e with tho exception of
this short gap.
_Weald it be possible to have one road Batched
to pstsburair, and this gap filled tip by Joly or
Augur. IMO Until that I, dans, the fall wade
dike West.whbitt commences In 'hop wombs,
mho go to New York. You travel [mar CflaCill.
. to New York by rail road aid steam boat
2f days; and, the number at pasenpni pz in slt .
over that route daring the past Beason hat a
ed to Intadreds per day. ,We abail lose a large
amount of the oldie of the coming autumn; but
cannot a visorone effort be made to aerate the
next? Oar road. once finished hu nothing to feat
Gam the competition of New York, liahlutore. or
any other rival. Its saperior grade and coustroo•
tion, and commanding becalion moat'compel a
business that Its most
,sargulnia_frierads have
hardly anticipated. • May not the energy - which
has characterized its prosecution pteas iksaam.
• 'dation, so that the peat Cute/a tide of pave!,
which it will inevitably aerate, may be poured in.
ID our city In season tar the trade of the Autumn
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CINCLINATI AND BOSTON.—Tba following table
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pycgress of population of the cities of
Cliseisnati and Boston. Fortbe year WA, the I..op
ulation 4th/former is estimated by_lho editor of
Aderstiser:
8 CaneinnalL no6l(m.
13{M1 , ...v,c, 21,4177
IStO : - 2.540 :17,787
1620 7 .9 CA/ ' 43,7A1S
1610 ', - .31'46 01.:
1 V. 2
1840 ; -110 , 93 . f..15,01§0
.IEOO • •• , En WO 135 , :57
- • htzeima..,..-.ou the LIM instant the strainer
'Noinince ascended the St. Peter. river, thirty or
forty mita above the spa reacta n t by
Wayne, mine weeks IWO. The point obtained
wan Fmne," the highest yet uchiesied by
, any stria boat'. Muting - the diitinquished persons
' ; an d made the trip, were, Colonel C. B. Todd, late
of -Kentucky, aud Italgo Jenks, of this tne t ......
st. fool chrwirle, speaking' of the ea-melon,
. gives the foll Owing description of . the country, en
--seen by time who useendol the riven '
• "Tbe muntry opened mane new beairliai not be
- fore deceived by persons who went upiwith the
previous party. Above tic rapids we found e vial
improvement in tie lands immediately bdjscent
to the shone . , as well an in the appearnoci o( the
prairie and hack timber motion.. It was the naafi .
• mous and unbiasial opinion of every dne present
_ -l-siarangerit and all- that no maim of canary they
'had wen In the West, could compare with this
valley as an Cuagricultural region. None of the prat.
• ries appear to be mere then three or four miles in
. extent—meat of them are =alter—and ale interne
dinte groves of unusually heavy *bite and bur oak
cover erects at least of equal sum. t
. At uLe.Bois Franc," some evidencelofformer
• cultivation were apparent, probably the rainy(
an old Indian tom field. Oa the spot a crop of
grass had aprons up, several stalks of which
\'• =gummed, measuring fire fact to height.. We
• know this will look improbable to persons who
did ant we it, but we have abandeut proof that
tub is the fact.. The bud grating /ands iba
.cs may as well "knock under,. arta due, Th.
n end most luxuriant Lads of strawberries
q.berrieh now ripe, were also growing le
1 Pfuvision ground us." • -
In itinvormA ItAmnoix..—Nopotthogand•
lug thg. =old INUIT done to c' L l ia lla and
elmo of tull roads. by the law we 11241
I PP to noance tbq the . Pon 4
vmk• esel unilliClied. 11 tii In oomp ie we.,
ig onlet U. agik. LW Pao* getagnal!'"
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I • WHOM WASHINGTON.
.:IrreApandemmoNtialmbanh:Gaseite
Wuxi:lima. July 26, 1M
There ',but liule greenl add to day. Bring
at the Department of the Interior, to day, where
Mr. Goddard is discharging the duties of Sr.cretary
pro tens., with perfect efficiency and corrected; I
iGII/131N1 Mai kuers have been received, by the k
nit alas, from civil and military officers of the
United Sian; in Oregon, from which the lament
able tad appears that gold has been discovered in
that territory, and is likely to draw off, from their
honorable . and profitable agricultural and mechan
ical prienits,s large proportion or the population.
The Diattiet Attorney writes that Indiana have
recently come down to the settlements with bags
of time black sand, which, on being waltzed, was
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fottudto contain a large amount of gold: This
sand, they said, they canted on the Spoken
river, where, according to their stories, the sup
ply was inexhaustible. Of course, moat of the
male population forthwith rigged themselves oil
as gold bunters, and started for their prey. We
shall shear the results. of this migration by future,
arrivals. God grant they may be each as to send
back. the Oregonians to' their husbandry, their
metchandize, and handicrafts, wiser and more
costumed men than the most succeuini gold
konters ever were.
is confirmation Or accounts of the general site.
pension of matinthcbring establisrneenta through.
out the country, I haven add, that a gentleman in
whose accuracy I ha the fuller confidence ,
tells me that many of lire largest southern cotton
mills have been compelled to yield to the low
prices of their fabrics, when compared with the
enhanced cost of the raw material, and they have
propireed to rho northern mills b enter into en
agreemeith to run on abort time, until something
ogyra to render them better cite to mania or re•
gist de competition of foreign spitinen. But,
according to free trade theories, all such urange.
meal am impolitic and criminal. The matufae.
term ought to go and be ruined, and the quicker
he Id ruined the better It will be for the country
at large, the then all our goods wig code from
aboad, and, of course, nobody will be taxed for
the support of any body elite. North and South
wilfdaveend to poverty and arnferingpari pazsv,
au4 that will bee molual comfort and c:onsolatico.
There IS nothing fromihe Executive end of the
Aveoue, except that the last that was heard from
M;. , Bates wen that he bad turned cg' every line
of hovel on which a 'telegraphic dispatch could
reach him, and was making a straight wake for
the Whits Sulphur Springs. He will probably ar:
rive by next Wednesday, and will, no doubt, pre
fer to go into abet Department of the Interior, in
which
event it fa probable that Mr. Conmd, of
Louisiana, will go into the War Department.
there was a high and unpleasant scene in the
Sigma, to day, is which Mr. Pratt, of Maryland
made his dehot in a moat unwarranted, Milord
teens, and ungentlemanly assault upon Mr. Se
w:sr' d. Mt. Seward had moat unwisely, and,
without any atadreCCO whatever, with his friends,
presented an amendment to the Omnibus, propos.
leg to authorize the President to issue kits prod.
notion declaring New Mexico admitted as s State
when he ahoald be satisfied that she had adopted
a republic= 'constitution. This was rejected,
with only one affirmative vote, Mr. Seward's own.
Bat Mr. Pratt took it up, and declared that it was
in open% violation of the Constitution, tot was to
I have been expected from the only man in the
§euate who had over dared to avert the exist
ence of a higher law than the antSlllol,o In cont.
det with it, whieh-all lutist obiy. He 90 a man
who could entertain such a sentiment did, to Etch
repudiate his oath, sad violate hie engagements as
a member, and ought halm turned out of the Sen.
rThin disrespectful and offensive threat was
Bowed by an explicit dean ', by Mr. S , that he
d . over advanced the sentiment imputed to
him, or any thing like it, and; by • long debate, or
rather altercation, in which the Unpile and con
duct of bir. -Pfau wan moat intemperate and inn
sap*. Mr. Hale and Mr. Chase defended Mr.
' ward, and, us a matter of coarse, Mr. Foote
interposed hs impwrtinence and folly, and said
the language bad been used, end tbnt he, Focus.,
of all men to the world, would move to expel any
Senator, on the insnnt, who 'heel.] dare to rev
peat it. l take ft thin Igenocgb. After Insolence
end impotent arrogance such as thte, I need any
nothing more of the Prato and Foote, of the Sen
ate, In env at least. Imes.
'W/oul.roN, July 27
Death of Don. D. P. Ifinge.S.lr. Ewing
—Previous Question In the Senate..
Senator from 11 ineet.ts—War ou
tho Adininietratten..Dad Effects of
Chip Coalition of Leading Whigs with
. Democrats.
The Hon Daniel P. King, of htalonchusent,
whose death took place on Thursday, nt Its Lowe,
Ats one of those members of C.ongreow, in whore
&nth the country alumna! a ices. He was a man
ofeminent Legislative abilities,* good speaker, a
clear thinker, and above all a man who made it a
matter of conscience and duty to attend to the 6i:si
nees which belonged to his position. Ile wets sal.
dom beard in the House, and in his customary of
learn he eel an example most worthy of imPation,
to that mouthing crew who are doing so ranch to
mane the national legislature an object of popular
worn. He was a working man, and as'such, of
more faille to the country than any ten orate ran
ters whontenopolize the time of ihwHouse in their
ceaseless efforts to duvet ..themselves upon public
attention. The eulogidi delivered upon his MaM.
cis to day by Mr. Chandler, of Pensoylvania,
Judge Roekwell, of Misenehnsetts, and Mr. Davis
In the Senate, weriappropriate to the character of
t hiS lamented gentlemen and useful member. His
death of comae nutted • aospension of bosinem
Congreas, both Houses adjourning immediately
tei the annonneement of his death.
'Mr. Ewing was sworn in as a Senator from Ohio
this morning. His old familiar face forcibly re
minded those who witnessed the ceremony, of for
mer days, blending in their memories past conflicts
with present strifes, mingling in the imagination
°familiar matter of to day," with "battles long
Before the melancholy topic of Mr. King's de
cease was idtrodueed in the Senate, Sedge Doug
las presented his promised resolution, of which he
had given notice two days ago, for the ineorporto
lion with the rules of the. Senate, o provision for
Calling the previous question. It issinguhir that n
rule which the House has found altogether indis
pensable,and without it could not hope to pass any
motion upon which something like unanimity of
opinion did not prevail, ties not before been adopt
ed by the Senate. The resolution of course co
countered immediate, opposition, but the deem
alon of it was not in order. Mr. Atchison moved to
lay it on the mole, to postpone it indefinitely, to get
to out or the way is any possible manner, he eared
not how. But be war not Indulged in immediate
netton of say sort upon it, as it lay over for one
dip. Mr. Atchison remarked to his friends around
hint, that this was nn attempt to cot off and do•
price diem of the only privilege and right they, the
Southern Senators, hod left them; to wit, the priv,
liege of perpetual debate, whereby the rights of ev.
cry 'body else eon denied. This is one of the
doctrines of those prolound politicioos who be.
lieve that a minority abould govern the majority.
L e is not probable that Mr. Dorighw's: proposition
will prevail, atthis session, but the Senate, august
nod dignified as it i., must come to it at last.
- We have ascertained here today, that the Gov.
tenor of Massachusetts will make an appointment
this afternoon; oil. Senator to succeed Mn. Webs.
ter, in tole for the gentleman to reach here, and
take pelt in the proceeding. on Monday. The
reason for further delay will then have pawed, and
on that day or by Thursday at farthest, I trust we
shall have the final vote_on the Compromise or Om
nibus Bill.
.The Union commences the war upon the new
Administration its much therame strain in which
bbeganita infamous crusade against that of Gen..
Task,. 11 nauses Mr. bates, the New Secretary
of War, or Interior, as the case may be, of being a
rabid anti slavery man, assimilating him to the
Abolitionists, and charger Mr. Fillmore with hay
ins made the relation with reference to that gum
tints very well, let this ':infamous end incendiary
priotgo on, fanning the elements. of discord and
afire trail it encased, in blowing them into a
flame which not nil the Whigs and - Democrats of
the Union vxmbined can mother. This is the
";sll.ter end" bierhieb all its movements tend, mad
when the result is uposins, perhaps those who are
now conning no miles will perceive t h eir error.
For it seems almost useless to warn them of the fa-
t it e r m „, of fnappiting with Challeter• who, like
ititclun fawn, upon theca oily to betray theta and
their clime. The min hen favored the Cooprorri•
isnot:4r because heater-in it n. means of dividing
and palliates the (dada of CallfornExf and pa.
haps of finally compassing the perpetual exclusion
of that noble State from the oonfoderacy. tregret
to say that, so far, • tendency to these resatta
heed the only area of the CoMpromiselio
frvm eta inception in January Last to this day, and
of the Gvalgioa bowoci; 31r" %ash Mt! Wlltaiglir,
.
Mr. Cooper, and other true and distinguished mem.
kers of the Whig party, with men of the Cass,
Dickenson, Sturgeon, and Ritchie stripe. Good
cannot come of it. 1 make no imputation upon
motives. All the great Whig leaders 1 have arm
ed, are no doubt sincerely anxious to settle the agi
tation which convulses the country., but in the heat
and smoke of the strife, and amidst the "noise and
confusion" that has been artfully mired. I fear
they do not perceive the consequences of their
course, es clearly as they would do, If in other sit
uations, or pursuing their accustomed course, so
widely divergent as It always has been and ought
to be from that of their present companions.
For the Pout/erg/1 G.ctle.
A WORD TO PITTSBURGHEELS.
Mn. ExGroa:—.l have jolt received a letter from
an IntelbgWlt Wend in Connectlent, which seem
BO amp', that 1 have concluded to make a short
extract for your paper—premiawg that 1 was
written without the slightest possible expect' ion of
this nos being made of it. But It shows so Oleic'' ,
how ti a3O at a distance vie ff our position, 0111 I
feel Impelled to send it to you.
Sewicklyville:July 27,1E30.
• • • Yesterday I aaw a man from
Wail - 8,111,11:ml is, BO miles south west of Calcine.
fie came from there with his wife In four days,
and is to return in the aunts time. Espouses all
told, Sam Middletown to (Maws, shout g 25 Mar
vellous Ls it not 1 Still more marvellous if we
leave off the last BO miles from Chicago to Otutera,
which distance, in a canal twat, takes up one
forth of the (nor days,thus leaving three days from
Middlefield to Chicago. Double the distance from
here to Pittaburgh,Tor about the same mosey, and
in less tint?, and wish far lees fatigue and trouble.
From here to Cincinnati you can go in a little over
two days, 52 hours.
It is time your Pittsburgheas were awake. They
should awake soon, too, or the "times" will be to
far ahead as tette out of, sight. Boston, a dam
yew; ago, could reach Albany and Troy in a day
and night, 21 hours, sleeping on steam boat, and
easily and cheaply. Not content with that, ste
made ■ tralway at filleen million!, expense, oter
bills and mountains, and now goer in moo haws
Troy not content with this, is staving a dont rails
way which is to be a little shorter and to Lave an
easier grade, but which will have to go through the
mountain by a four mile tunnel. This looks like
madness, and yet moat of those projects are at.
eomplished, and when accomplished work not the
general good, though pot always in the way ID•
tended.
I have recently retuned from Darlington, Vt.
• • • • 1 know of no 'Mica in America in
charming In situation as Unlit:rte. Lske Lc•
man at Vevey, and L 'nanny, in scarcely superior
to the cbamplaio at Burlington. Two railways hem
Bosloni indepeodet I through their whole courre,
and distant from each other from 20 to 60 inure,
arc now finLsbed to Burlington, tedatdag the time
from 45 hours to 10, and the cxpensa - trom Sl2 to
SO, and the fatigue from • great deal to almost
nothing. Distance 240 milee. v • •
Cot:tresston of the murderer Pearson.
The following is the confession of Duoel
Pearson, who wan hung in Comfit - ids.% Massacho
LSelf, on hut Friday, (or thumurder of his wife and
children
JOll, EAST EASISSItst:T,
July 25, ISSO.
am about to appear before God. I wish to on.
rden my soul and Imo my conscience of whstev.
er I otiaht.
With nil my heart, and under the eye of me blm
her, who will Judge ine noon. 1 declare nn follows,
truly. of the death of my wife. :iamb 11 I'enrson,
and of my two twin ehi.drrn, Noah and I.this.
mmfesn list, I myna alone tookthe liven of my
wife and two children. on the insuring of the 11th
of April, between the hours of a and o'clock
This is the lime when I did 11, ns iicar'y us I
can recollect; and [lime are the principal cartnutt.
stances
On the 10th of Apr 1, having drunk %le to ex
errs, I went to my brother Henry's In Broomfield
street, took an umbrella, kissed Inv &tighter
?debase, told her 1 was going to Providence and
parted.
Then I went down Tremont street and Temple
Place 1t a club butter, and gut a pack of card—
then 1 went Jaw n'Tremont wart, and clench over
to the Providence depot, and inquired when the
C--1.1, cloned and left—then 4 went to Boylaton as ,
obtained a shoe knife at a .hue maker'e shop, and
then obtained a vial of L udannm nt an apothecary's
store—ihen I went to Merrimack Vdrtfi, and got
bottled' gin; then I went to the Lowell depot, and
left in the can for Wilmington, 1 Moak about si t
o'clock in the evening.
. .. . .
On arrtriag•at Mho/as:ton, I salad when the
can left in the morning for Boston. Steno one on.
agreed, and funded roe a °Pathfinder."' Wren
left for my bin..., where my wife and two children
wino living . .
I went over through the woad., and, ompetied
with liquor, got 1.t.. It wan a kind Providence to
holds.. Lack.. Not knowing where I wan when I
rot through the wood., I looked round for some
Tinto nod new diy turn.
I went to th iurn, and looking nhont I yaw a
light at toy Inoue. I went ar i d topped nt di- Win
dow. Martha en.quired. ii Who ts there 7" ••Daniel"
I answered. She came to the door and let me in.
After ahakin: bands with.her, I rat down. She got
me a cap of tea, and I took mapper.
Shortly afler : she raitrod. I sal up a little while
at the store, an then went to hod with toy wife.—
] drowsed a lit le, ar0..., went out, and renamed
again to bed. tweep 2 and I o'clock I did she
fatal deed. : . .
14er the Stet throat, which I think did not
wound her, Martha got the knife away from me,
I know not how, held it by the handle. It was
bard to get it atrair ; and in the dark I seised the
blade in my hands, nod wrenching, split the han
dle, and got the blade from ter.
Ii the handle had not broken the deed might not
have been done. to doing ibis, my hands were
cut badly. I then overcame her, and to the sung.
gle she cried any 0, Daniel, Daniel, Daniel! don't
murder me.—murder, aterdml' I pie: cad her to
the neck. Aft, she was pierced, the pot on the
floor from the bs.4. She cried.' 0 my Gal' Bleed.
ing.ithe fell en the floor and died.
Do not know how the p , llow came ender her.
Sarah slept on the bed with my v its. She awoke
cod cried. I pierced her also to the neck, and
she died. Lydia awoke, entailed upon the bud,
saying something and laughing, I believe. I put
my band on her head, and pierced her in the peek,
and this lementabie deed wan , finished. How
could I have dono it.
Now I acknowledge, as I have often and re
peatedly, that Martha, my wife, gave me open's,.
neither In any manner nor et any time, for doing
this deed. I sum not jealous of my wile. All her
children without doubt, we a mice. She was if
good woman, and deserved welter me. I cannot
tell why I did tbo deed, except that I was fa
aw
Before leaving the hues; I kindled a light to
dreg. me. I left my wile on the 01014 having pla
cod the knife in her hand, the children on the bed,
the landanum by her en the lable,with the cards
and notes; one of which I signed, Intending to
make the Impression that Narks, after destroy
ing the children, had hersellcommitted enicide.
Thee going out of the beck 'door, I crossed the
woods to a brook, and there wished my person
from my wife and children's blood. I then cheep •
.ed my OW, which was torn in the struggle, and
blo^dy.
The blood on my clean shirt sleeve was my own
blood. Alter wiping myself with the shirt which
I took oil. I rolled it up. carried it to Boston, and
stink It In the water just below the Proiidenee
depot.
(Signed)
DANIEL. H. PEARSON.
lion. Theodore Frelinghuysen am, on Wed.
nerday last, inaugurated President of Itukier's Col.
lege, New Brunswick The Governor of New
Jersey was present, and In presenting hurt to the
Triedees of tlyr College. delivered on address high.
ly eolep!imentery to um worthy President. The
inaustiral of the latter wan charuriermeil by the
sound seine and eminent worth of is distinguished
author. •
Tho New l'arl Frerazan'a Journal, which ae•
MM.= to ba an organ of Roman Cohnlic
atoll
mentr thus IMO[MCC. the Into calamity off our
Locg lalend toes. :
..The too widely known Margaret Filler, for
merly of 77ur h 4 w tied Tril.ne, was abipwreched
and drowned oil Fine Island, p.m as she wet ap.
pinching the Amrncen enact Elio bad with her
the manuscript of a took in which eke Pang the
problem of all the scoundrels woo pillaged Rome
and edified the Pone and all decent men. lire
terrible end should be a warning to the =screams
of whom she wee an advocate."
—The author of the above infamous parr graph
is the leading enemy of Foe° Schoola, and In tact
of any form of Common School.. on the roper.,
ground that thex fall to teach Religion to the chile
don ! Yet we believe there never wan, and we
State
there never a Comon School la our
State which did not t eac h It p u pil ., however on.
eontalouilv, Religion enough to make them re.
gird scot fiendish exhibitions wttb loathieg abbot.
ream. Sweep away nor Commoti'Schools, and
some children might grow up to Ignorant as not
todistioguish the spirit evinced in the above quo.
lotion from that of Him who "aria moved with
comnstraion . for the multitude who erred and au&
feted, dr'. ag His earth!. miasma. Mused be
Common detwola!—Al. Y. Illbana.
Salome IN Conatc - ricter.The School Fond
COCIIIIII3SIOIICIS of Connecticut, have made_ heir
annual report, from which it appears that the ag•
greMste reboot food in 92,070,W.: 75. The receipts
of the past year have been larger then fa any pre
vious year, with one exception, and after paying
the dividends, 5..Z03 21 remained ma a surplus, or
contingent fund.
There has been en increase of 3039 children
taught daring the past two rata. The amber of
children returned, to 1849, was 90,700. In 1820,
the number woe 84,179; in 1830 it was 85,090; to
lEV.VI it was tird,:klig; in 18411 it wee 84,139; m 1845 i t
was 8527.5.
Thexus for Zi years was very slight. 6m
wa dna iugouo Ibp year /b49)44
JO lel
CHOLERA 151 THE WEST.
We regret very much to leant that the cholera
has appeared at Han:liken, in this State, in am erg
graveled form. From the latellspacer of pester*
day we leant that the first cue oucorred on Wed- i
neaday of laiskweet, and proved fatal the follow,
tog Friday. From that time to the succeeding
Wednesday, there were come 15 err 16 man; 7 of !
which terminated in death. Butler county suffer.
ed• namely last session, arid from the following
statement °Me Intelligence"-, we fear iris again to
be Wanted by the scourge in as different localitime
"From different parts of the calmly we have
dying reports of cholera, bet few which we coo
rely upon. We have heard that to the neughben.
hood of Bailey from 12 to 15 deaths have occurred,
among them three persons In one family named ,
Grant, three of another named Goucher, and a
MU named Thome. Janet. On Paddy's Bun, the
disease is alto acid to prevail to some eaten. - On
the two pikes to Cincinnati, there have been
deaths at different points. At Springdale,
aoker
al deaths tiara occurrid, among them Mr. Coates,
formerly of this place: • At Meant Pleasant there
hive ales been several deaths. Mr. James Davie,
nid'ag on the Middletown road, four or five
macs two town. died on Friday list."
Many Vanes in the State of Indiana are threats
rod with a severe volt aunt the epidemic. At
Washtngton and in that vicinity thme have been
several more deaths. /a Jelrersopville, apposite
Louisville, there have been some twenty deaths
during the last week. In New Albany, two
deaths were reported on Monday. At Boonville.
en Wedneaday and Thursday last, a whole fami
ly died. It consisted of N. C. Foster, his mother,
wife and Water.
In Louisville, from three Cemeteries, (tot inclu
ding the Catholic, the lier3ll of which was sick,)
there were tea interments of cholera deaths M.
ported of Tuesday, cod five of other discuss.
The Frankfort Cossmoutoultil of Tuesday re.
ports three deaths of cholera In the sky and two
in the penitentituy; five cases remained under
treatment, two of which It was supposed would
prove fatal.
From Minister, Ohio, (a Ciermais settlement
Miami county, which suffered very much Wilma.
e to,) • correspondent of the Dayton Jdurrus I writes
on the 2lst intut “This °Won has agave made its
appearance hero, there have been ui oases since
Saturday noon and throe deaths.°
The Board of Health of Columbus, for the 24
hours ending at noon on Wednesday, report one
death by cholera, and three deaths of other Ms.
cum
At a meeting of the Board of Health of Chicago,
on the 18th, trout the best reports that could be
obtained, it was ascertained. that for the lid days,
commencing on the 17.11 of July, the deaths from
cholera had amonnfed to tuirtyBvc.
A few fatal cases of cholera have also been rca
ported at MilWookie.—Chn. Osz.
Pam, Tuass —We have received, through the
Texas papers, the proclnmatioe lathed by gover
nor 13e11, concerning an extra Sellioll of the Leg.
Islature of that State upon the 12th of August,
"to deliberate an•] trite action Upon, as their min.
dam may direct, each matters as shall then and
there be presented, involving the beam and ights
of the State." The preamble simply slates that an
"occasion has transpired silica theadj3uroment or
the Legislature, such as le contemplated in the
constitution, rendering it necessary and proper to
convene the Legislature of the State In extraordi•
nary session;' and there is no other allusion to the
cause of the movement.
It is ascertained that the defaloations of officers,
o 'der the late rer blie or Texas, amount to a b lug
$6OO 000. A law was penned by the last legtaint.
lure, providing for the recovery of money lost, and
appointing H. ftl.. Kinsey Ciscal agent relative to
tae defalcations. Ito is now endeavoring to col
lect them.
Tho jewelry tiara of Mr. Carl Repp!en, of Gel•
Treetop, was broken into on the lUdt inst., sod
about twelve hundred dollars wonti of property
was sto•en.
The U. S. steamer Fashion, Capt. Baker. from
Tamp., boood to Lavaca with a lege pi:tab, of
routes cud wagons, the Grit of a largo number to
be wet to T. one touched at the Southwest Paw
at it o'clock A. M. on the Mb mutant, took In
wood.
ate company of the Ith ,Ar.illety !ell Tampa
1,2 r Kcy Weal the day the Ettahl.th aaticd.
The Calm...van .'Vesr. learns that Governor Bell
aralles to take command in persons of whatever
troops may be raised by the Lrgislatere to set
@plain New Mexico. The Newt addi :
"We hear verbally of publ)o meetings in dreamt
parts or the country, and oil, WilbOnt one dissent.
tog voice, are in favor of the most crectual nod
prompt measures far defending the rights and the
honor of tho S me, spinet the Insurrectionary
movements of Santa Fe, under the eOnnlenlinee
and encouragement of the present adminiaras
Boa."
Powers' :Value of Cu!hullo wlll, his thought,
be recovered from the wreck or the ship Elizabeth.
We ace rt atalta that this traa tic tiri4 -. draped
statue ever made 4e Pourers. He mot a casPer
Calhoun fifteen years ago, and boa even stove
tnetle - ,ted the execution of the statue. The hair is
charter than Mr. Calhoun wore It near the latter
porters of Li, life, and the expression is .00
vigor. tl6.
CAN a GO k MINOS ac lanicroo Grand In.
ry in Lusisiana having indicted Governor Qa it •
man, tor participatica to the Cubs expedition, It
has raised the question in Miov.mppy In what
way can the Governor of a State be made ame
nable for a violation of the criminal laws of an.
other State, or of the United State. A" retool.
two upon the Encode.," for the body Cl the of
fender. or, in other words, a call upon Goner.
nor " 9,111121..1), of Mossinippi, to deliver op the
body of John A. gnomon, Is made by the Exton.'
.live of Louisiana, and bow will it be responded to,
le a question for the knowing.oces to answer—
The
Commotion or Mississippi provides that he.
fore • Governor of that State can be tried for a
criminal offence, he must be impeached by the
Rouse of Representatives, and removed by the
Sonnle. This refer. to offences committed against
the laws of that Slate, but may be conurned to
embrace-the violation of the criminal laws of any
other State, or, a in the present cam, of the Unit.
ed . Staten. It will, therefor. be the dory of the
11. S. District Attorney, for I.:ottisiana, to lay be
fore the Room of Representatives of Mississippi,
I the , r;trae bill" found sgsmatlGov. Quitman,
and call for his impeachment—a call, welch we
suppme will cad neverescressfally as the Cannons
"requisition • ofGlendower:
can roll scirlts from the vasty deep!
Ifoupor—Why, ro eno I, and so can ILOY , a•at
Bat will they comb when you call for thew"
Nero York Exprms.
Balloon A. 41111011 Of IL florae.
A Paris letter givzs the following Recount of the
extsnonlinery balloon Recent In gret city:
"The equestrian et:impute° ascension took place
lest Sunday, et the Champ de Mare. At font the
rain poured down in torrents; at flee it bed ceve.
ed to rain, but tee wind woo high nod gusty
Not withstanding the ucfavorablenerne of the weat h.
er,an immeaso crowd bid areemblid to see the
fllreo6oll of the hardy lepoltivin. The ?mei.
dent hieratic drove into the loner circle of car.
macs, In en open °ideate, abort half an hour he.
fore the inflation of the large helicon. M. Lepage.
via rode once or twice around the ground, to dis
play his barite. a stoutly built stay pony. enearred
for the occasion in strong cloth. At lie evhry
thine was ready, and the command was given to
let all loom. For a moment the balloon swept
along the elute, and the horse pawed the ground
with hie hoots; the nit:, the balloon amended the
an arrow from a bow. At the height of a tem
hundred feet It was Meek by a goat of, mod,
which swept it along web greet rapidity, almost
at right melee to the horse and rider. Thie scene
wag ea frightful that several women fainted. The
wife of Lepoitevin did not see this, for she bad
taunted at the moment of the ascent. The balloon
ii;hted itself in a taw moment. and took its ascent
steadily beyond the clouds. At seven o'clock Oa
te mint wished to descend, but found greet dull.
catty in etoppicg his balloon. lie kept near the
earth for a kelpie. attempting to enshmachor, he.
fort he sueeceded. home did not smog&
after beiog Hued into the air, but at the greatest
height bled !reds at 'Le mouth. What 1.1111 most
Important to M. Grimeemo was that he pocketed
eaw two thousand dullare as the net gains tibia
exploit.
Boma thirty years ego, a clothier, in this Sate,
rema.ked to a friend, "Loot at that young roan,
putt palming, the beat oorkman lu my Mop. be to
going break!: a fool of tonna, hi leasing a good
trade to sandy law." That young man a now
President of the United Stales. "Woe judges
are we of each other K Expess.
I have been a projector, in my day, and much
as I have been empioyed with the coonomses of
society, my conviction is more and more strength.
coed in the utter vanity of all expedients short of
faith to the Gospel of Jesus Christ, whose dsicipin
ore the volt of the rarth,and through whose spiritual
ity sod religion alone we can took for the permanent
etviliatlioo and comfort to the species, or eves for
earthly blessings, which come atter,and not before,
the kingdom of God and his righterousnesa—[Dr.
Chalmers.
Garibaldi, the celebrated italics hero, ism OP
board the ship Waterloo, from Liverpool, which
arrived at the qtuuantiee yesterday =miss. He
Will rem■in at dtatim Island for a few days, km
much u the inunielpel authorities of New York
bate desired to welcome him by a public tocep•
tkut.—/Y. V. Caw. 'Adv.
Derain= or fdisanntiutiza—The following
inisaianarles ailed from Bost= on Thursday more
sling, in the snip WileSkelton Allston, for Maul.
wain and Caknit., Ray. Mews. J. Wade and
wlfg E. Kincaid, wife, and three children; J. H.
Vinton, wife, and wo children; fd. Oroason, anfe
and one child; W Ward and with; 8. M. Whirl
and wife; Dr. John Dawson, wife, and two chi'.
dean; Mrs. 0. T. Gutter, ddias Shaw, Miss
!dada, Matteis Lucien Hayden, and Junes
Tripp, (two Assani e se,) Was Harbor* (an Asses
me girl)
* ge ts * DS. D. DDIDIN
Dentlst.CornerolThsth
DA Donut, ',smug
MAN $4 ‘4441/14
LOGAN, WILSON &. Co.,
lag WOOD ST., ABOVE MTH,
Mite Jaw received large additions to their
SPRING MICR OF HARDWARE, GUILERY,In
Imported by late packets from Europe, and to
which they would especially call the attention
or rtlrth Mr), believing lbw very exten
sive stocks and low prices will give
crane satisfaction
mnyes.d&wlVE
U7DZIONOILY.2 OF Two LIIMB, L. One °rite most
common, as well as the most formidable diseases
known to American physicians. It has r.o case
failed to attract the closest Attention from the faculty
In all gaanetaof the Union. Still, however, thousands
annnally perish, and thousands more are made to reel
lite burdensome by this disease. The propnetors:or
APLauo's Liver Pills feel cue/Went that they otter to
the misted a remedy which time has tested, and has
never failed of success when a lair trial has bceo
!circa It. Call and purchase a boa.
Q7' For see by J. KIDD& CO, No Go Wood meet.
}y.7-11kood
Improv•enents t 0 11.1:illtry.
,DR. O. 0. STEARNS, late of Boston, to prepared to
manufacture and set Blocs Term in whole and parts
of seta, upon Suction or Atmospheric Suction plates.—
ToornAeaaCoam IN Viva matt-no, where the nerve.
exposed Office and maul once next door to the Play
er's mice, Fourth street, Pittibu ra h.
Rates no—J. B. 61 , Faddert.F. It. Eaton. tale
Office of Olin and Penna. IL R. Ca, Third It
Pressauaen, June 15, ludo.
Too Steekholdern of the Ohio and Pennsylv.is
Rail Road Company are hereby notified to pay :he
sixth instaiment of fire dollars per share, at the office
of the Company, as heretofore, no or bolo. the 20 th
day of June next, and the remaining instalments of
Si per share, on or before the 10th day of snot sun•
ceeding month, until the whole are paid.
elutell' LARISIER, Jr., Treasurer.
tillad 8 d to Sight by the Pa•
troleuna.
8.8 Lurrost--SID I wish to bear testimony to the
medical virtue of the Oil called Petroleum. I Was (0r
lilting time ulllicted oath a badly inflamed and very
ewe eye, ire much so us to lose sight entirely for about
three months, with very little hope. of ever recovering
the sight, and but a alight prospect of baying it re•
Keyed of the glatatiret; ray Intending physician was
1111.12Cteasfal in making a Cllfeiln In giving relief,
and afforded me bat little encouragement. 1 Lewd of
the Petroleum about the Ist of April, ICS% and gave
it a Dial: the result is. the eight is demoted and toy
eyes well, except a little tender or weak when I go
oat la the sun. ANN IRELAND.
Mansfield at., Cincinnati, May 04,1810.
S. S. Lunen—SlD I have been afflicted with Pile.
tar ten years, and have tried other remedies, without
permanent relief, until I beard of the Petroleum. I
Lava need only one bottleond think I am entirely
cared. 1 recommeaa it to all who .re adbeud with
Pile. I have Uneven it to be good for sore eye.
Cincinnati, May V, IKAI. E. C. GARDE rsox
Dor sale by Keyser & McDowell, lin Wood street;
R E Sellers, 57 Wood st.; LI hI Carry, Allegheny city;
A Elliott, Allegheny; Joseph Douglass, Allegheny;
also by the proprietor, Eh M. LIEN,
iO 4 Canal Brain. Seventh at, Pittsburgh
E.scoun.ausc numb. /REMIT UTIONS
CITIZENS'
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Pittsburgh:
C. 0. lIILT9SEY, W:3lAlls3,Siet.
°thee —No. 41 Water street, in the warehouse of C.
11. (IRANI%
flllllB COMPtNY is now prepared to Insure all
kinds of *, on houses, manulactonos, goals
Inerchandiso In atom, and In traurini vessels, Au.
An ample gatigatuy for the abillty and integrity of
Instnauon, Isafforded ni the character of the In.
rectors, who aro all =sons or Pittsburgh, won nno
favorably known in rho community for Blur prudence,
intelligence!, and integrity.
Ilittairoas—C. Ituracy, Wm. !Insley, Wm. Lar
inter, Jr., Waher Bryant, Ilugh D. bin aid
Ileasollon, Z. Kinsey, 5. Ilurlmugh, 5. Kier. •
aftdur-U
EZ2=l
Nxr it.sreirrirt NOBLE arc now Icemen's now
yy crop wheat, which roof eopertor quality They
can now farniert Mrnihn with fresh Floor. All orders
left in rho boars will be promptly attended to.
WILPIAUTII h NOIILF,
el.ty 3111le.
ADIIIIINISTLLATION 210TIOID.
A7OTICI 1+ hereby peen, that letters of AL:minis.
17 tration upon the erode of Solomon Scheyer, tale
or Allegheny city. Pa, deceased, have been granool
to the rt.l.•crihrr,. res-hre to Atircheey r ort7 , ' , Cl
cloo.g lAA tors. la Ihttsbargh, Pa. Al 1,1.1..1m loving
rialtos or del:hoods egnotat the estate cf said ,IcceJs ht
ore resoneted to mate tonorn the cane to as crsthout
de:ay. JAS. W. 111.4.1ILANAN,
Adlnoll.lololl.
W. P. BAUM,
iy.lll3t/eveltS
_
TO City 112aireharlau -
FO,OOOll superior :Safety Few fOr bk. fair;
ires• Hazard's superior Itlasuart Powder;
keg. do l'o Hide Poss.,
above will be sold to compete with any of tato
Ilahmert In the world which we will gu•ra ace tici
yond aquae, Losivo your tinier., :hey will IlteVIC
prompt anent on, or 1 6 1111.WOH'I II S CO
1121 :II Wood et
. _
W ABTyd D s
YLACES in oar Imo clue., town or country nr,, and
for a number ta Clerks, dalermem. 1/1' archon..
wen, etitool Traction, Laboring Idea ond Former.,
and • number of lloy• mod Yoang Men, Cooks, Chem
benneida, ItoMor beeper. Wel aud Mr Nelms, and
'mall glee of all ekes, ropplted fat haul., Co. -
Money born:me) and irra,mot ail On. Li agene.er
mtendtd to promptly Car inadmate charges Pleura
cellar I.4rtAC 11/11:1[1:,
ty3l:44t. Agencrit Itstelingenceortcy,ith vv.
B ACON—Q:IIO+d. meortcy s o i l i t i tilid o f i cj i g . : . l bj e.
irai Watyt A FIOIII
t .SAI7iL,TRIt—I4 nap egeuttstog , l i n iiie, 4 c c
rilAlt—lOU lull now Johdove lot •tle by
tY 7 IttAlOtt Unitgl4l' U ell
bags tn story, 'or bale by
1-1 tl3l ISAIAH DICKEY & CO
OPANISII Will PING—V.:W[4(43I,3IIe law. to clove
colvelKom..; .1 ISAIAH DICKE% & Cli
b "”' Yby tiAt MI DICKEY &CO
Cati , Le . tt , : y a Dot reed
I f i ta K tutout
Jy:11 Ltboo , at
BLANKET CBATINI73-3 CM. Host received ;or
sale at masiiiiraciartrs plc. hal H
fIASZ. 4 IMEILE.I-1 ease Caney reed (or sal, by
V ITU II LEE
REDFLANNEL— I elm reedcoringloacent by
j. rn II LEE
STEAMHUAT I3LANKE TS-0 eases on hand, for
ale low in Close conssrAntent by H I.EE
BED BLANICETS-0 earn jut reed for sale by
031 II LEE
01.1 I WOOD GARDEN`
A DELIGHTFUL Summer Hetreitt.Tl nines below
Ohio the city, on the hank of the Oe Hier, A a
beat karts the foot of Pitt 111001 , Unto. the (lid A ne
"shcoy I.lrtitge, at the beginning of each tall Lour,
trona I soul 1,1 solo lc P. 11., leaving the Emden the
last op tr.p at ID P. Id. Two line. of mambo's, ron
Hem the west end of the Allegheny Bridge to the sew.
den, one line (White's) tUrmlog until JO o'clock, P. M.
)yam 1 AIcHAIN
FILIM BIEDICAL LECCTORIC.
PROF. W. W. WALTKRS , of the nefortood Medi.
eal Intuit. of LOVIIVII.e, Ky„ will delayer n Free
Lecture on the Errors of kledtral Practiec, in Quincy
11a11, Allegheny City, this eveultig, of half past seven
o'elock. jilt
OF PAUTNER.SIIIIP.
TRITE Partnenhi p of Johuaton &Ntacktor, eomried
J g of the Linde, wgned, tine this day horn d ta. Iced
by mutual c0met..171131:
Jittsbusgh. July Ihso.—jy Ind&
IL. O. STOCKTIA,
ATE Jo%ratan& Stockton, BOOK SELLEII, STA
TIONLIt,, PRINTER, and BINDER, an at
Mat kat and Ttt . i_t!l . streets, Pittabatga,ra. ))30:111(
DOSIAST PIN LOST
.BT, st
on Sunday morniarr, between Second and
th 1.
Fourreets, on Market, or on Fourth street.
4 .ea Market and Smithfield street+, a small Topes
Breast Pitt. The Hider will be liberally rewarded by
leaving It at the more ot JOHN H. HELLOS
t)3O m Wood et
rplIE Office or the Char mato Pont Company in re
-1 moved from No Ott Peon street, Psosbosgh, to
CURL RARllrolt, ot the man:notion of ;Ow Rail
Road ablll'Keel., Roots,on the Ohio Utter, two sod
n bolt miles below Pntsbuieb.
Z. W. RIs.LRVG TON, Manages.
July to, lea- ) ) 4.,:dt0
aLouoserrxix. IRON vionKs,
Mournater. N. J., yearly wattle 11.111,1,1 Ala.
rp
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t r e t
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~r o z Iv
. r ti ering n o p m ade r ~ .e
. .:t d o
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, i v e c ,
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d o n ...
for kli k1 , ..1. of t%•ATIGNAII V ' nod NIARINE EN e
li I N LB, 13(0 LE lIS, lASCONIOTI V ESS GA It MILLS
and every dceeriptioa of MILL WOlig.
Afar, orders for DION and lIRASS CASTINGS
accrued with ecepattli.
Baying its . cared the valuable amerce. of Mr DAVID
1
MatilliW, ouperinterolcm, who Ira, heel. for bee
yen. fore nin the Iron Works of Jobe Watchman,
now the V lean Works, Baltimore, and (or twelve
years Myer ntendent o 'the Mohawk and Brehm and
the UM. Id
at Acrtwly 113m1 neat., N. V.l they
feet confide that all orders retreated totem mil Le
t
faithrally e notrd.
flambee cart i once \Vlt•rf to front of th eir Works,
It well elfin • .11./C 11.1,0( :or all class. of steam
vessel. th at ay ~,Bahr wymts daring th e winter.
4 C. M. it J. st. SI rEn
Gin... :.1 qty 07, leto.--n3etdriWat.GtS
T - Sk S V lei le TilliATlt,E, Ilisioseal, Ettiolopi.
21. cal, al elarsi•al, no the Principal Diseases ci
Vie Valley a North Ammo.,es th ey type.. in the
Caucasian, reran, Indian and Esitutmeal yttr:etire
of lO , PoPt". 'fi. UY Daniel Drake, NI D. loot re
eriersl and to Bala ray J 11 AIELI.OI4.
li3ll NI Wnod .t
.._
QAti.:ll* USE, tile barrel or rate.;
YOWDER—ItOtt Item Blasting, extra etrensth
Lean's t Wattles attutufaatara, for eel* be
J C BIDWELL, AV,
•
Water etraet.
.10/11 MUM'S SPOOL SILK,
E , ?..1y Ir Sormg.
1110 avoid the tunny tOtOmrenlence a aucoding the
L oldie eaonly Isikein, the @bora ;minds has
two wash. and or al ong tlpe wanted. Is ha. always
leen a austere suionithment, that valtbdthe common.
Melt of Cotton, MILS Conteitiently 900104 for gene
ral use—SIIS, so mach more valuable, should basso
bete supplied in Skeins, flow which so much trouble,
verastnn. and loss has arisen.
. .
The deSeelty hes attest been overoorne, the puhlle
Is offered • good article handsomely pat op to • con -
stolen% form for domestic um
The =IT otieetion totted against this article Is the
nfpaiaat aut= =entity 012 rack spool. This it emilr
explained. Etch Spool is warranted to contain YO
yards of Silk; while the ordinary Skein, et the same
psi., has but an =certain quantity, varying from Id
to 10 yards.
The Spool Bilk is newly (or am ai the time of pm ,
chase, and It only weeds a trial, to convince the most
=optical of Its sopertority 112 quality. Independent of
the =at and convenient finnan which Ufa furnished,
It has great advantages over Oa Shia, as it does
away with the tedium of winding, the vexation or
turtling, and the loss of time la premixing it to; age.
Sold by Wig. 11. HORSTMANN k SONS,
81 North Third al, Philadelphia;
' NOSSMANN,IISOI3 kCO
tl Nation Lane, New yolk,
OP4RUR -"
S UNDRIES—UM I,ge No 3 Idnekerch
GC hrlsdo do;
100 begs prima Green Me Coffee;
II tea fresh Mee:
10 hr.e. N O Pee=
s . I its brle N 0 hiclaseea in oak bole
Landing and ler ra:e by
GROWN k KIIIKPATRICK
01 Liberty
1r271".—' ker^ ner b, Inn TCC[I7.I con•lrn
, and for sale by , J C ELL, Agr.
!,30 tV acct st
FLOUR -3U Lois S F reed on eorehet. for role by
TyJO S a W II ARBAUGH
I)Act hlols frame Shoulders reed for sale by
1> 031 tl & W BARB/0:C1l
F i 1,30 LAXSEED ''
Dit''" prime
V e for Fele by
lIARUA UGH
&
LARD—A (ow brie No 1 reed for Pale ho
LI 1730 Sa NV lIARBAUGII
UGAR CORED acs reed for sole by
j,.14) tit IV GARHAUGR
ODA LBll-10 cxel“ toed for sale by
O too st tV HARBAUMI
TEAM no.yr COUNTERPANES-I . J* received
10 on nsignment by A A MAFON 6CU
lYnt,ll co 6 , ? Col Market el
CRAPES—R.Sps all colors i reed sad eery cheap
islra A A MASON & CO
Cv 11.69—Ano.ber large usroire of nab styles Drees
Villa, Sol opened by A A MASON & CO
110OSEKEEPING COODC—A. fine osonment of
these goods Illgt retiel,nl, tosluth purchasers
RTC respectfully train:4 to extreme.,
1530 A. if - MASON .4 CO
Mo.qulto Notting.
mURPIIS IltiettillPlELD have received aWI
.I...Furipiy&o . f above amok., whit, batr'il, men, and
blue, of the ricid, width; alto, blue and plan wire nett
for covering Chandelient and Gan Llgbty, he. dYrO
Drawn Lawn. at 121 cants.
MURPHY & DURCIIFIF.LD are eclat], n neat
rticic ot Brown Ores! Lawn. nt the low price
of 14 e per yard; sten. a great variety of style, of
light do tale, l.je, and lr • per yard: al^o, White
floods of all kinds foe ladies drepeer, very low. jytt/ •
• RAOLT. GLASS WORKS.
JRSEPEI D. ABELL,
MANUFACTURFR OF GREEN GLASSWARE.
Vials. Bottles,. cad Flasks, Porter. Scotch Ale.
Mineral Water. Potent Medicine. end Wino Bottles
of every description; nine, WINDOW GLASS.
Keeps corona ntly on hand a sonatal nswatment or
the above article, ALSO STATE, as thr tither Green
Glass Factories are au. worm, as Is the Noncom in
unimen. Too Fen Mlle Ia r OW IN rcoupeasonotti t and
will continue In operate° both saintlier and WI.,
orders orprethilly t °Betted. and will be MINI on the
shortest notice.
Warehnore. No 112 Second street, between Wood
and Smithfield an, Pittaburgh. 191941
W HITING—a, brie on hand I T t . ni , l il nar p sal i ztr ps
JViS ) , ;h0 Wood at
TTURPENTINE—IO lal — stT.n.l and for rate love
ITV.) /
1-1 0UCK'3 PANACEA—IO dos met meld for sale by
R E SELLERS
/90 57 Wood st
fIOBALT, OR FLYSTONI-1-150 Ibr , for male b . ,
‘,/ 112: , Rli SELLERS
GLAILET WINE-1 1 upertor quality for family use,
kept constantly on lined by
A CULFIERTSON A CLOUSE
151 . 9 ivy Liberty at
'DUBE BRANDY. of the manufacture °flatus D.
I lAA st Co.. liorilcutix, of varier. vintages, kept
corinianCy on hand by
iytu A CULUVRTSOI.4 Sc CLOUSE
Nif ANUEACTUCED TOl3 ACCO-- , 3a Ooze! W.ll.
I Grant's s*. Cassell d. Itobinsons 3's, and other
choice brands ler sale ht.
)729 A cutAirttrsoN k CLOUSE
- -
SUGARS—•n brln Lovering'• Crushed and Pulver
reed, inn renewed for mde Ly
jvto A CULUEUTSON & CLOUSE
TEA 6 , -.2Cu hf fellestA V. IL, U. k Mick Terr y
fnekeo land !twit, for sure bv,
Intl A CULItFLITAON k f:Louttp,
1 . 11 4 .1 L RPENIINE—In I.r!, an f.no order
J SCIJOON Al AKER A. CO
ia I'o 21 %Vogul tt
Q ° rsAj ,' VAR-MR"—" 1 "' jP117(1T l AZEV& "' &1 4
brie fine no•I very o , ry, for sale by
IYO 1 FeIIOONMAKEIL
R OILED LINSEED 011 3 .1i i rkle r ):4 1A
t„,a
En
inTSBURGII GLASS WORM
A. 4 D. H
=ZEM
11.471 0.1111.11, •i.ata a CO.,i
Would TePpectfany infertu the cc/L.3CM of the late
firm ex nun the pehhe pre herany, that they null
toetteue the eta , ufectitte ri
WINDOW GL4SS, VIALS, BOTTLES &e.
In an their varienee.. the ON Stand.
No 13 Woad •t, beteracteFtrst & Water.
jy27,C7n,
theselutist, of Partnership.
TIIF Parehtrths.r breerogr,. ..T.'1111! between the
Faberge:beer. or dee I . A gem or Chamber., Agnew
& en- Glare bletrupetelotetg. wer• diewlved hy reamer
eoretent. on the trot der or 31(0 'erten( All perm,
knowing themer leer b , ri. heel to vivid firth aro rename
J Itr make payable.. to either or the porrigs, without
delay. and ell pew., having invented rrecounu with
teed Gem, ere invited to prevent them gee retirement
namedrately. ALItLaNDEII
JOHN AGNEW,.
O. H. CIMMUENS.
1101 t e Op H .jVit rrlvlr n i 7il '‘ f . o o r 3slin'f;l/2""wo'n'Pef
_hyvG TA O'CoNNOR
1.1 , F. DMI.Ltr-1 bale heavy 1+011414,ra. 'xi-dived
11 and (or .ale Ly Sllnt .Err 0 WHITE;
ivrc. .1 Wood ,dr , er
DTA:, EE:De —I rue prime ind:do
ildolorr, hue War cheek, (art redeived
911ACKLEIT A IVIIITE
•
L ln
!T o OIL—. brv ; r by
t : . Ctt, - 16 irsNl A L'Ea Ci)
_ .
r.owN LINENS--I cue bye 4.4 Brown French
Linens just received by
11'% 11 SHACK LISITE WHITE
110:1i AM) AND ORANGE cases beat blue
end o.angc, and line blue print, ITCPI •We
If ACKLFTT II
ITF:
BROWN DRILLS-3 bates heavy, Jam ree'd by
DO SHACKLE - 1T & WIII ,
ILI OsqUITI . DARA-616 nieces 7-1 and 6-4 le
111. •nd bard Morqullo Neltme, Idol opened by '
/74 6 611ACKLETT & WHITE
(AMUR-100 blls 8. F. in store
R: p 44 1 8 DILWORTH &CO
PUTASII-71, casks prime In On,
3744 1 8 DILWORTH & CO
`ll' RUY-:.14 br , ssaPerrov in 11010
0 R -.RI 1 S DILWORTH & CO
11 ULABBEL 4 -70 brio N Orleans in more
Y lOl 1 8 DILWORTH &Co
N. O. SUIiAK-0 RA prime
{von J S DILWORTH &CO
FISII—GO la's large No 3 Maetem!
W4l J s tst.wonTit & co
DREt , ERVED 1 . 1704 APPLES--1 CM , / ti.
PrChCIIIC4.II,3I teed tot sloe by
WM A bIeCLURG k CO
2.50 Liberty
LEMON SYRUP.—Undertrootr• celebrated true
Li.. Syrup; a fleet lotiust reecorrd fcr rale by
Ibbb AVM A bletILVl3O er. Crl
iT NG1.1:311 AWSTAItD-4 1.13, it azttes•
.LJ ) m A AIcOLURGA CO
BMIDEA X ALMONDS—b . bogs soft .helot, fot
sale by [jytbl WM A AIrCLURO & CO_
F 111.:}1P t titre thOClnnalt Sztor Curet,
If Dried Itccf rccei•ol :or "la by
Jr,: • WM A MeCIAIRG A CO
17.UND.—The welch. anaritcd to • l'irro. Ylnt
r !oral Scale, stern found on Tl , uradr.y afternoon
on Grant Street. Tne bier can obtain II.CIII by call
Ina and payodr for Ibur I•lvern•crocnr.
zonal w. iW•LTEII
11. W. VOINDEXTIM 41. CO..
(1 FNELIAL CUI3IISSIoN nod For.varOing Aler
anth and Flour pctlere, No :10 :11“rkct , oreet
1725
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PROI'OSAIs will be reecived until Saturday, the
leth of August, at 3 obnock P. 31, ler Golding and
Bridgton the remaining tiothen Of the Pir•liurch itnh
Ilraddinkbi Fiel.l Plana Road,fe el Seed. No e.
near the SIX Mile Perry, IC the 6recnsburgh Turn
pike, on Turtle Cie".
Finns and rye be exhibited, and in.
forinution given by the soli•mber 01 Ike °dice of 11
Woods, Ush , Water fitreet, Pituburigh, for four chug•
Pechora to the letting
Ity rest lution of tl.n Board of hlwaagei in
4V1.VA3:118 I.OTIIROI', Engineer
Pittsburgh, July
MORALS it 111AWOIITII,
rprA AN D %MK :11FIRCILANN.. , cost side of ate
Iriatnotol.
Exee.l.tot Tenn "Ltt Sit per
Sortertor tioadiues. • ..... ——• 75 do.
The bent to to.rted J 100 do.
l ow pored, Ilamoged, or interior Tea. era Dot kept
et trot e•talttirloorod. 'Ott
Pure Wines and Brandies
Yhe ' r ' rat O t lot lot s " ara d t ' i ' y ' Te i
qaar. or whoa:nue. at the Toe and tm O llama
MUD It Id it Da IVf lUTI, , 0550 !Ids of Diamond, Pitts
limah. and Federal 5 reel, illlmiheny, none the Mara el.
L itieEEP ttni
!VT., Cor Wood and
URA 1I Vt: the. .r
jl reliant mina, ol the b10.r.1 )el on tau& and fai
SY, St lhe ow rime of et per toter, far sole only et
.Dl.l ICKEIteIIANPS
StLi i illt . lLit , L it 'hf „ it c l; l o . l.;;!!s , 3g. , , C , lo Dominic's
hr
DURIIIIIDOE &
iyaier Furth
r ,101;11-20 brla our (o.
. litrium W
o e
n by &
vmnAm
garniture
Will TT roreituro Moony for Mummer (tattle, of
the lour price of 12Ie per yord. to be tourol
etore of MURPHY & IJURCIIFIELI)
ir4 - C ot.Foortlt .I:Martut eur.
Colored Stars*Glee guilt..
tIRCIIV a 111.111tdIFIELD have received on a,
11, of 43
putte the Vilflo. Colo., and of new and
beaorosi rns; also, White Cootterganes of ra
tions prism JTSI
Pooka/gos In Storey=
ONE Tor, marked Sorrel G. Wood, Pittsburgh:
One noodle, masked Chalice Dooeheny,Pitts•
bond,. The own,. will please cell aod pa) the
erratum and tote Meru away.
f o i l '—)J, .
ldso —jyti WALLINGFORD & CO
Pith Hy Was. Work..
W. CUNNINGHAM & CO.,
MANUFACTrEERS OF WINDOW GLAS P.
No 21 Malec street, between Find and Second,
Pittsburgh, PA
AllAr Partieolu attention paid to odd uses. Also,
Dealers In FLINT GLASS, VIALS, BOTTLES, .t.o.
W. C 17.10011.1, 1111. WPCS"
192231. • 11. cuArtnorsad, D. tenott3,
ypErPER BAU CS-12 Ea! in wore and for srle — by
1,0 ENGLISH BENNETT
YINEGAE-2o be. OW, ViZlPfflr for Ws by
1c43 ENGLIaI
pal' CURRANTS-10 'brio In Pore and for sale by
ENGLISH k. BECINETr
A LUAI. , -13 plit in stop) aid for nal* by
A. • Pi9Fs#*PE:onar
-,..:~-;
AMUSEMENTS.
PITTSBURGH MUSEUM,
APOLLO 0ALL,—F0174 . 1711 ST.
B W. Mstres•—•
11.EFLON PAMIL ti.
WEDN eve , inn', July 31.—THE El POI F.D
EVERCM,II.3I4TRUVTFAEL
TO aud DID you
EAST LIBERTY
Aer.itunec, 5 e 110. I y3l
WASIIINOTON DILL, PIT' BURGH,
117 & 130 Wood 'Strom', above Pllth.
o.vrblllenertt
fLaigre.cd
Lcemrcyl.7.4o, lt '
0Z07,7e. 1 Jar to itan f ed
m.1t0017 10
JOAN A FITZSIIIOOiO.
arlCalif 137 wpq
liAry 1.4 * '"" 1 1;?alVu f oar. 1111..;1.4-:rr
D o r east.ta' store sod for sale by'.
jyJ ENGLISH GDENNCIT
TU11.3=3 - do: In mole nod . for sslt 14r
l A l t 7-
FNIOLISII.t.I3ENNEI7
BUCRETS- , 23 doa m smm and far gate bY •
Iv2l INGLTSII &BENNETT
SEGAIL9.--10 M half .9 . paartiq
In M Prine•pe, waned brvldlc
Iu M Regalia. de
In nom arid for sale by EtifilLlSH Ar. BENNETr
n nouPS—av M 1.,‘ store and f
BENNE"
ACIAZINFI3
7d It
AUGUST.—AI lir /mei* Lite
lvi rar7 Nay ot,3d ay.; opposite the p r ,,y 0 t
Graham's Magazine fir /Infant. Folarnio'n
National, !or August ; Etringer a Townwnd•. oli. c e.
lany r No. 3, -prier I; een:r• timers Lady's (or
Aucost ; Sartaln's Union alassrure, far Annum; Ile
loide, or Varner ed Seerer, a tale by Tale/; Children
of Love, by Eugene not; Lettleo Arnett, a navel by
Mns. Marsh, (rice 131 eta. The Vole of Cedars. or tho
Martyr, by Grace A guitar, author of Woman', Friend
ship /122
UClAR—eilbds in store, and feifisle b
yy
0 -1 1 ENGLISH & BENNETT.
NO. IIIOLASH&r-20 Nis, in core, and for le
's by Diell ENGLISH is 11F.NNR14..
~+;+~s.~mf ratttnrrcr~{~trr~~+n
(11 OS I N MIA !ixes. in store end for sale by
IT.N ENOLIntI & BENNETT.
IDAISINs- - -Trwliiinr7R - 60airilidn:In store
JOL end for side by ENGLISH & BENNETT.
JTIN
Segetr, t — B
BoieT
1 >+le low 6y ENULIBH & BENNETT.
IiTALI, PAPER—W. P. AIARSIIALL Is constant.;
VY ly receiving, from the larg.t maaaliteterl..
New York .d Philadelphia, wed also from French
Agencies, the newest spa mon approved ogler of Pa.
per Hangings, together with Models. Sire licarJ
and Tester Tripe. For sale at BS Wood st.,be•
tween Fourth street and Diamond alley, itliteeSlCle
ID S. C., /LIU. lr2o_
WWOOLBI2II/CrIFIELD
have sun on hand a Yew pesOsnobormolVlght
width for Wool Stets, which they will close oot low.
ih c.n I.USTRES--Blue, Greco, Drown, gar, and
t other shades of Linen Lartran, received and wile
log low at the store of •
rvn , • MURPHY k BIIRCIIFIELD.
BLACK DOhIBAZINES—ItiURPIIV & BURCIL
FIELD bare reeedred a aopplyror above wlidlowi
also, Mourning Alp . acew, an amok now moth toed
in pa, ofilmnldamer. /7W._
i_JEADL - 7 disksjiwf reeiFted rtii - d - cd( - 142 - . - 14311r
11 rill_ • _ .117 CANFIELD. .
CREAM VEEP-SE—Di I oxiijurireceirrd .d Pot
ibe MOO by DFIOI I B CANFIELD.
ALERATUA LSO bole., d prime onicliF 15 eulti,
0 do. IWLVI I D CANFIELD.
- A i ; twxes Tobad.eu. jam' rereiTeTiiil ennaiwtow n,
LW nod rot ado by Uri] I DCANFIELD.
kAntrittielm 6001.1e—The balance of (Mods darn
JJ aged by fire, at No. 0: Market BMW, will be
closed at reduced prices. Call moon and secure bar
gain, A. A. 'MASON & CO.
T_lt.lNtellGD GOODS—A complete assortment or
all widths and grades, allies, Roods.,erp cheap
ut DYNd A A NASONA CO'S
y INEN DAN , S-I.lodouti super Lin
t/ en Ildtle, at the low price o(IY1i, et
jyrn AA MASON & CO.'S
asoirtiacnt 'of French
I` wrought Cape., Collars and Can, jont reed at
ti=rlM=l
pH- t! bags l'htly. Y,Atutd, pure 111
it i Fft.n U ttst reed end for Ale bY
A ATeCLURtt d CO, 2:,""1 Liberty st.
F3II;STAIM-1 cane "Maenad° Amens
/' than," v mill Illua.nid. !birdied with did
Lerbf, received and far rain by
WAI A AleC.l.lllO & CO, TrA Liberty ..
l'EftS—Lt CSICS Coponor,arived And for
A UR f
O & CO.
?AA Libortgf
frAANg i ll . Lf r i t *Cl . l..- . I:At . b , t . ig_ 1V U, Tar, Itb do N C
47...
sra-Leßs
113ORT WINE—A pore soiele, fr.! rale AY
LL i) , 20 'JOHN D MORGAN.
rs RANDY—For medical porrorres. (or sole by
D
lI:MEER HER RIEE—I bale for sale by
rye° • JOHN O:HORGAN.
... , ./iNNA INDIA—I or rale 6y
. SOHN D MORGAN
uni:o3 SAL. bllDA,:loa esql.v
_l v2O 'JOON D MORGAN
J ',; . .. 1,7" '"'t ""' 'l`ll';,ll,N.
ciNsEparox;ior ,
ino JOHN I) TIOHIViN.
'mu bielicel marker prier is Cash will be paid for
the differeni grades of Word, by
S S W lIARIMUOII
D lee-10 ilTFees Snit Nice, jest received
1.1. for .010 by LI eilt4 L SELLERS de NICOL&
A - CgElit.l...Z:to WI. ;rare N0...13111,km), Mart.
.$ mope... ill prime °Myr, teeeivcd owl for
..AA A _Ior list?! A 111;40 Sr.:TY drfr.
M i ' Or ' sale o b)? ' llAitill.., lig
Nu-7u %Voter
TANN FAS OIL-4Z Oils - Teo,. vete
;YID JAN: DALZELL, 4
ettre.fine; 175 do Gm, :druling
i` • and tor rAlrlry
nit 8114W14 Arincic!"
NI LW GOODS
A A. MASON & CO„ No. G 2 basket street, have
sohplied the deficienegio their stock, caused by
are, and it is not reudered complete be the receipt
of ONE 111.11214 ED AND FIFTY PACK AOES of
desirable goods, maimed from monufa.urers,aod
large auct.pn sales, at n great redaction from poets
of lost Spring. which will he offered to their names.
ens patrols accordingly.; It would be useless to at
tosyt to enumerate their well assorted stock, and
titelefure, incite the early attention of their friends
and the public, omit the eirattraDee of a LOW Mrs be
ing added to each tirade. lies
•
ILKF-2t rci bl•ck fumy Silk, tha. day m
i., A. A. rtAgftri r ar.ra
NF. 1 , /tL1.1,01. Will open atlamsoal and lese
Itth School, on the are Moeda, of Sept. next.
Room ores J. D. Williams' .Inn, comer of Wood
and Filth 'tree s.
ntrintarlf g.
Rev. Wen. D. Dovenrd, I Ho, Wirl!or 11. LOvale,
Ito, Dr. MI ou. J. D. Meerut!, Eel.,
Rev. Dr. McGill. J. V. Williams, Rel.
ji 2t-Llf
CO-PAIIT9BIIBft p•
y PAVE, this day, arsoethted watt toe M. I. P.
Meow, In the Whales=le Utoecry and Produee
Business; the style of the Son will be A. Culbertson
da Clouse. DY 3 J A. CULBERTSON
s. crummy:o tr. a. mons.
A. CULDICRTSON f.OLOUSI,
UITIIOLEIALE GROCERS and Comantaslon M.
bents, Dealers In Penelnee, and Ellasbursb
Stansfactaretl articles, VS Liberty at, Pitubargb, Pa.
113
H AVING this day taken George. R. Rawly lab
partnership Willi Me,
It
bust:Was will hereafter
be earelimteil In the name of It Bard 4.00
Marlin 'RICHARD BARD
•Sll.o .11111 rocas. MOW..
D. DASD dr..V.N.
W HOLESALE and Retail *Coro In Hideo.
alorodeo. Blom rindtnia, Tnorteral and
CUT riers . Totne,andTannend 00, Nolll3 Wood awed,
Oztdlln
TO BOAT BUILDERS.
100,000 feel lleaPoned Book Plunk;
100,000 Net Coal Boat Bluing For axle by
ROBERT aIeKNIGIIT,
Attorney at lam, Fourth at.
==l=
siL p • B y P a lrs n ' h tli e tJ a g i cznez e ha t le r:ylved,mip
tml. Also Pink and Blue Neu, for'e a o n resin e g n thantt
on,. de 2e. Bit
Pure Uld Pori foe.;
SolLof inebstin the„let ret l i p
g.t,fornety, 44A i nwl r
en
13AKIS WIIIIE—LCUO lb. vupesior quahly t jult rc
.civrd for sale IV hibb h. CO
tv brie Kett received ter We by
p •• J Kt Ott &CO
'MTH'S ?ATM? LASS I t A.PER--100 reams to
0 atm , tot raja by lOW] J Kivu & lUJ
lijOJAStirl ratite prime tiaahly for rate Itv
1) 13 J KID', r. erl
Puck'
r in.
Car %Coed tre titsth at
mitt asters' Whale tAI;
brls 1 winersi Oil;
Ida brir bietebed winter Elephant Oil;
Son tubs do do Whale Oil;
5e.• whiter Spezia Oil;
its, Lon :Searle Candler for rale b
A &44 , 114 & TILEIZES,
;ylA•oidiw k e33ootb Mit.user,gbil•delphia
tettut 1,, le.r— .1i La. Orseecaito pricio Order,
Lgruons;
:1111/II illtitinll;
horns Figs;
lot ,a•tel Mercer Pouttoes; •
I WA) Peach and 'pith Caskets;
Just I• 1 1, 1 1,1 and ou rile by
PALMER Ye SIIIITO
I•eln, Nn d Nona Whartree,
e.t.a ASS—SliceSined shred, for
. lie
Fr and a law or
Iroiro w or 7i k elur e. " o " n i t ' n ' to 7 wat i L Pawl.
property, and take them away, Or o .ll' ° "la
according to law, to pay charges C . ANT
led 94 Wear a
rirEA—lu cheats received for ..lc br
J. iyl3 mtarit22I_,_PRKPATRICK
TOBACCO - 2o kegs 0 min reee - i - red fot tee by
ilia 10100 m k KIRKPATRICK
kg•F AV7A d ii r N=TOCK a. co
nr b?
Q. A LTPETR E-25
L:7 1,3
•
NN' RUMPATHICY
-sin
1110TIOZ,
Imu.: 0 „„„ and conelgricesetgeode arriving ht .
a t . Portable Boat Lou? viii glean
tote notice that they Wall be retpiired to pay (fright
at nor , a „...h.ote, according to the receipt, bemire
the alvda aro removed. C A 2 , IIIANCLTV aco
TOO viAY TO ,
BODYollleoliiGs.
• N. Night Tray**.
EB to r:213 . 11 . 1:1 .. 117rivi . 11e, Stage by day 461
betland to Bedfast—Fare I T 9. l"l .U .Lge lita i g n" le o a n' ea
our kl i d d Otlayi k l o V ir ed . nesdaya Fyslaya ' at
'el•
Iledrtyd, anlaingtn u.trar7(ll`l l '"'&7,`'''
1 NAM MEW,
Art fa National Road &Wood latent Stage Co
Aklkt"'"lo 6tla MY Apia. , lon!device., and
nob by JOHN tv &yr &
iy# Wetly at
asesilmablo fold Girgba as, ki_tho
%.A low pnce of 10E1414epr yi.d. by
.15,18
.... 31AN07.1 A. CO.
ITItITR GOMM—Au imeati a rule rT6e7171
VT good., al . +7' low prices, Jug awned by .
Ixls A. Ai MASON & CO.
yiulr, - and jived,
11 lust opened, ar.d my cheap, by
Old •• • i ' A. A.IMASON & CO.
fIORN--.MB sael • • belled Com, tand,n; trout swim.
Vhiß 4 thalbeal Clipper..d. ter ra:e by
tIROWN & itutgrATßrer...
riACHY—.Y O ,,,,boaldari- - --.1 '
Sidca, Wading ard fa
& F,MP.ll,4•Rirr.
r 101 l
. 1 .... r. ) , 0 0 , 4 1 , -30 (... b ie rl b se. C. : TiFiSToparo
tr i 6PATRICX.
rectival*Ful Silo by c • ccd
ark.'
Ucc
1719 _ B F, u.iith man..
F s „ : , 5.N. 3
_ _ by tsviei lemne, tor
MMSI2I22EI
pail/RUH HElTti—a. large anrortmnt eof flenrni
• Netts, of nitw r 1 %V
it styles: shin' p:c;ac NC:I6
YAM Illunloa% and &aka% rercond b 7
017 • MURPHY a BUJ:MUMMA).
UleLE9lf 1 We are adamantly reemMeC fltZt
i FiLrr e n e ml a b , , :frl b r . ,.. a .,..dit.., from the. lmpottera
Is on hand, at the Pao..
bulges Fontly,Omeary and Tea Warehouse, 2.% Lt.
atv'et, ltsl assortment of asps, grade and naves, •
mots as is not to be , surpassed tit fleshpot, We in.
Teas
bencomson, feeling %sacred that. on turd. oar
Teas will found Optal, If not nonerios, to any at th e
'same price ia the any. :
aft , WM. A. Meet-IMO A CO.
an varinal7orrorjoi,..t
ton. Wisted and Woolen tatial eau he frond at
thd Hole of (1,1,71, MURPHY b HURrtUFtE fl.
IveNT=D ;
.11,
smALL 110t . n. within fire Minute. , wait of •
the Post °flee. Adthesi "C: CY at Wheal.,
ZALT PETRE-13 bag. cruflei now hinang from
CU canal, for tab by- ISATAU DICKEY &CO. •
IVI7 • , Winn nod Trani it,.
S whxymo—cio bits remaintag on b
• • ISAIAU DICKEY & ,CO.
hIT . : • Water an 4 Tema it..
.11,ACON—Gt It assorted, on band,• for•xata by
/361611 DIUKVr & CO.
rll7 , - • Water andytont in&
- plikricif LN - 6, - Ki;riiiiiiii - 4 7.4,1i.Tad . -- azi - .,
- r-dv...1 .4 ofer.l ar galenical& relallAy
_W 7 ' .: All.ll/PLY & .111311011F1E1.0.
rwrosit , tore
. etCLIOONBIAKER 4 CO
1414 et Wood at
Ureata: aIAJNY,...4, auto for solo
ir . r3 U A FAIINE/TOCK It CO
OJACIar-4a ba es u . koiodrolo” rorird - loioß
will be rola Orly low la close ronsitromnr.
DICI4EY
puTitsil—ioeukson le hv •
DlcrigV tr.CO.
p ,ACUN lid ' for Oslo by • •
. jol ' • ISAIAH DiCEEV & CO.
NifOLLASES-100 borrets Olarttdo ,
iyi tO do . Border:4o%nd S. IL.
• tO do NI Air,'
irk core and for nit, ho • • -
1)1 IlitOwNx re
BROWN& KIRKPATHIC6.II4 Liberty It.
ST reire,4l rdarn DThilio - tie• r oc k
ISamaparilla, rid leituip by J Rum & Cu
Jw., • No Ca Wood stint.
Lac. and Edgings.
MUllPlllf'd BUBCIIFIF . LU dare received a lu•ge
anon:nerd of
• I.lslo and rictinia Edgings and lace;;
Loom Work Thread do; •
Robbie; do;
Vatencternes do;
Swiss andJaconet Elkins; •
Figured and plain/VMS: Black filtk do, ke.—to
they ask the adennon of buyer.. ;IV
LOUR— . els,Fmmer &Wirt's, eznd brand,
reeciYed and tar sdle by
)1 - 3 8
SNORED 'tl'a
Lai No I, renxa far
sale hy lly3j kW ent:Aunii
goDAASTI-10 - i.ke supeTtor. an alard. for ,Ly
lea : • Sec W HAMM UGH
I--30 WI • pa ms +hoeldel•; •
10 Ithd. do Sdes;
19 lib& do llama; received on'consire-
Teens and tot tale by ,[jl3] S& W '1A99,31711
0111E.L9E-S0 bit
be boa prime W. It to reed larvae by
iy3 s 1. W 11AIIIIACtill
WINDOW 61.4i2 4 91 toU las .ssorted7iies
for sale by DOI 8 do W lIAIMAIRIII
Cul'frP-cu bu ust re
jetilWr
• Sk W 11/11111/1711111
AT S-100 bu Cee'd and fur sale by
j. 3. 9 t W itmenivuoli
LARD -15 logo mon, reteryod orol for rola by
Nif II J011:4TON
Second yt
SL: n Twa . ll l ?' , ll , ; N i ll
j a l r3 ol, gizo&g
AG 4 4 " . „ " doo!uoyr and t eo . .con, otos; arol'for
rale'py
.10 pßnwv x• VI
0 1147 1 ' or„
1 can 01 . 11Sostalroo;jon reed for able lot
A
Y° J SCHOONMAKF.It R Ct.
_ _
pßnwv F u'IRICP A TOICK.
FJL° LU tijt—;PA brim in One niut 'or itarnly
• . • - Eau.% ELT fr. , L,l f
: • . woo
iflASlolloll.—.l4 416 13.wasexperior, foi:pnio
iy 19 , Illf EV,AINITIIEWEIA co
aSTUMITIk eILL
burtstsll-2 auks last screitsci,ta dif7asupestar
I
snick. sullabla 'far senkilinr. 1.1.1
I"rorouu l by N
Iy4 - , Cor Wood and 84.1 th st
COl.l LIVRIZ 011.:-Yore 'claw int] fr;l;ielis reed
for mail by. '(ih-1 K. I. SELLFALS
How RAttSAPAEILLA --I .bale ..”01 jr,L
reed for vale br W B l K.F. 2gF•f•LE"
Mtslcen 11.1,tbek.kARILt.i1:10;eVesLtatt.:7117
•
no t 7 . -;1 “. D o tr . 01 , 110 n tor0, n.O 711; beta
•
..1,1 • • TSAI4II DICKEY& CO.
1,1( k
M t""L'ALL- 11 A FAIINEtirOen A. CO
YELLO W
OCIIRE.-10 bets f wdle
I,ln J AvitthiNMAKFil & CO
ClielltritlAL-4 nem.; fine au• , no for sole by
:IY 16 .1 bellteliff MAKER a CO
11tiALK-11 wpA Joei teerrerd for nth by
, • • .1 scimoNmettru h
POTASH -5 CO
chsb4 pule for We by ••
jyte ,
MACEENEL- , 479 GIN No Nair. hoot. lonsroi
for rale by • L U.LER k RI( KETIRN
• hid frri & .41 Llkrty ot
LIET—QU'Ia• Roree.nx, 11Tediid ,
03 baa "Impel; y..t rte d Inr rale by
,i 3111.1 ER & ICRFTPON
IItIAURILkS
ll tan's s's Lump, iu.tteed for Pole by
Er • MILLER & RICKETSON
OACII A FacZbiiiiitifo , iile
Ivle. BRAUN k. REITF:R
P . -
RINCIPE CIGARS—I&I Nos I,:, end 3, Grail
t Borce,Juvi received for mile by
..Iyl3 - • • DULLER & RICRETSON
T ANNERS' bils
ItU brie tolr priced, jail received
1110 11111.1 ER Ai iCDET,ON
CLidfdrAtiNE-1.
• W do Merino Co's Silltry,q%
do do do Into;
just reo'd for,nlo by !,TILLER RICKETSON
bid • ,
'IOD LIVER OIL-2,bers Vermin light yellow , or
lour o .n imPortcliontlitat received for wile by
URALIIVit ZEITER
_ • _
•
BTENiTeiroNDLEZ-317 lrogesStellne Cand tic,
tcry superiorartie le, for sale by
119 WICK It.McCAN&FW.
It A
. 1.}.: SEED—ltat fn.sh Frql;sh stedi J. , t , i4.' , 1
WIrKFIISIIA4I3
jYI4 . "" C.T.'Wwitfr , Sixth .v.. , .
irIN SOAP—A !err bin on bard, whieb will b
XIL Fold obeop, at WIG) WICKERMANS
1 - 4 1 1a Ep1 .
0110 brit for side by
BRAUN & RErrot
Q Pi BITS OF TUR PENTINE--I6 belt In own,
WO BRAUN & RpTER
C Orpt. VAptil:4ll-8 Ws inrogri,l'iosa%t4.,Eß
MEMO
krilrE Anneal A/acting. at We. tirtlarttiotdent a
L limb American Aiming Company of Datro4,
be teld ut the <Zee Of Palmer. Hanna h C. to
City of rinsburgh, Pa, on Slontd.d, the bAh drrY at
- August neat, betwrsti the bonnet to A.ltf.tod 9P hi,
tor the E'eetion of Directan of the Colart9/. and to:
wen braitiess as may Fe ptreented. in . 90,9999 9
oath the cbaster and bye i/11. Of tvatott 9 9. . •
. • LENVIS IlUTClfidON,Preirt
• Pittsburgh, Jaly 13.1930.—JyttAtd
Lasosi i'aitterat
((IF a fine it oaliry and benutllFlqykairllin,ativk
at rote of WIN MURMtt & BURCHFIELD
',OLIVER FIRE ERICE- I UPOOOT4inaI Dolorer
/ Fire Brick, for sale
IrYO • MeFADEN '
•
wmaal ;nod ainetmErs, .
/AV all Ow vntionitold , %. l lAne and whip.. prnn
and while lanina and while. and "aria. new
and h.d.onze evn , quPlar, pad Irtty nzat
. 3 ,3ddorrd ai sztve
1S t> • IHURIVIIY* IJURINIFIELD
33 'auricle Oldo.teed for nay 1.7
• Sl*. W 1141111141J011.
yoga futio leaf rttrived for este hy
I J 8 a AV ItARLIAIBBI
_ _
4—W 14 dry ana ae, tor ar; - 6 , - --
. I SCLIOONMAILEWS CO
Oti W.Dt.d
ON tom Itiu4d Boxec eont•lning DenVilljintlled
+ilr Omura, rutabargb,” left in ocr tam; by
a ram t ool cerb Cope. Oa W
III! , •
01!HAR cutteD HAMS -7 tv. reed 10. ,er ey
i%15 , ei &W LANBACC,L'
Lotit—T, Who No I LorJ; . : 1--
t WI. do;'
Mend* 4!0,1101, I.lllding horn ideal:Met
ComLiflond No Y, for sale by
ItIAIAII DICKEY & CO
.1113 Wain. & Fllllll
brk now landing NT saleby
T it 1 , 1 , 02:1Alt DIGLKI:VACO
tir ilfZ -3 i nrA t rA * lllZAV & CO
ALLOW Lade by
__ egnie
it
CO
jyls 13111111 DI
•—luesee now IA ncrot IM5
ISain II PIC suy t Co
FE&TIIERC--39 sacks r
uls • ISAIAH DICKEY! CO
reLAESEEP-3 bids huvlinK We by
tsiaa IJICKEY
f_I_INSF:NG-111b.ss Dow kniing see by
V1_413 .
•
CASTOIL OIL-12 bris No rt t lei l by vELLEas '
-iTI S ' • 6: Woad 51
PIRITS OF TURPMZINE—Iti Ms for We by
I R E SELIAReI
lOKIO , -1:3 bales inineml arid porter; for sale by
IrLS •• . KW. SELLERS
Hp:F:4E-1w bx. W. A. fai sale fm
1713 B r VON DONNINIRST aCO
re er '
13 IS ' VON lIONNIZArrieed
B
K°dni.t, .analltie.. for ode
U 571 3 8 P YON BONNIIORSI'k'-'
CORCLIZD SAMS-10 dem for rnis by
13 S F VON BONNIIORST & CO
AX7INLIO%V I.iLMW iu4O
—Lis sires for ace bj,
Ty 0 , 13 E LIONIMUIibt &VI