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SATURDAY MORNING::::JULY 2, 1852
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
ATIDITOU OSNEUAL,
RICIIIRDSON L. WRIGHT, of Philadelphia
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN ROWE, of Franklin County.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TIC
TAW .1171tW
9RI3E F,CtitAa.tßE:p.l.of Pittsburgh
JOHN N. M'CLOWRY, of Pittsburgh.
A '
- STA= War'"
tAAMUFA 1004 0r:1011,r.m,...1
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JOSEPH 4:D
f.AVIES,'Of Aleglinteity;
• SAMUEL W. MEANS, of Robinson township;
t man. sTrxraistire; ontootratiwashis t
JACOB STUCKILiT II . of Allegheny City;
ANDREW JACKSON B&AUMONT, of Pittsburgh.
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caircrit rttEAtittrn:' .
=TAMES BLACIPSIOUE, of-Pitt:4,l2l'o
cot rt ',wok - Ton:
Anis T. sYAinti - , of 'Pittsburgh
•troUYn StRIVEri.III,
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JOEL .KETCHLTBI, pf Eliukbeth:
DRIP-C . 2OE OP 211 E POOEL
COL THOMAS NEEL, of Taientam
TflE , WEEKLY POST.
The WEEKLY POST of to-day., may be had
at the counter.invTuppers ready for mail
ing. The present is a good time: for subi
scribing.; ,During the stunner and fall, tili4
joUrnal will üblish all the political_ and
other nisi - of the cinnitrY . ; - the )- dehills of
the-war going on in Europe, all the local
news of the districts, full and correct re-'
ports regatditig the nirkefs, crops and
monetarrairaiis of the -country ; and each
numb tr,lll contain a good story. complete,
and W : -i-ariet2,- of literary hint scientific mat
ter, In •clubs of fire,our mammoth WEE tax
comes ut a =dollar a year to each Sub4criber;
Send in your names if you wish a. first-rate
famlly newspaper. •
INTERESTING TO 'THE' EDITOR OF
THE JOITONAL.
'The 'Strawberry boxes have got into Court
InThiladelphi:i.„ Cannot 'ldr. Bigham take
a to Philadelphia and:fix things. tie
basil pi actiCal acquaintance - with:lmM! inea
urea and vvith his brilliant le.gal acquirements .
mightyerhaps succeed in convincing Judge
Thompson that three half pints oughtto be
sold, and hoUght us a quart,
HERE stir. GOES UP, THEIRE,SHE
.GOES 1)0W N.
A - . correspondent, writing • from'Chicago,
says that city 'has changed wonder
fully within the past five Yeats.. The bub
ble . which 'had fascinated so much capital,
has. ei•iplOded.;- fortunes have been swept
away in 'A breath, and schemes of specula
tion suddenly , destroyed ' Property has d!:7
erettialii - ratite. 'i rapidly as itroSe', and
storeoAltich five'years ago rented for S 9 09
command k3,ooti. It is thought
to ?iO4ST-i•eitelied lie:dtlaY' basis, and that
its 4ift*i.progress will be Upward.
IrilnliShurgh where btiSines has always
been done upona basis of solid capital, prop
berty-is constantly and steadily appreciating
in value: We never I:iaeWsomany valuable
buildingsgoing up*lit the present time, and
investments ii. real estate ai.f)..e g arcled as
Most safe and desirable.
THE True Pirs,s:" : AkW , 46.; - 10 . no of the
Anti-Tax ResolutiO#ooltir::_pemocratic
Convention." When,'; W0:! .._ 414: - that "no
true Democrat ciiiiids4Po:4 - this platform,
and no honest man ;would," we knew the
fact that the political Ishmaelites who speak
through the columns of that paper, were the
persons, who, by trickery and misrepresenta-. ,
tions were striving to destroy the Demo! .
cratic party of the county. We expected
the True :Press to favor this platform. It
suits ' - the character and antecedents.of the
men who delectable sheet as their.
month, piece. Its editor both dances and'-
pays the piper himself. Wearily he grinds
the Anti-Tax organ, but when the hat goes
round:.he" gets more kicks than coppers."
ZET THE PLUGS RUN.
During the present warm weather the fire
plugs in rgrious parts of the.eity should he:
"to - kin, for half an hour each day,
either'moreing . or evening. This would
cleanse the gutters of much:offensive and
deleterious_ matter, and promote the public
health. ; The ~ gutters, in many parts of the
'city, are now in a very filthy condition, ap
parentlr not having been cleansed for
months,.ei.eOpt.during heavy rains.
SUN STROKE.
hot days should make every
one careful of exposing -himself too long in
the sun. We See already.accounts 'of death
from stiBstroke ; Lahorers,„who are
, c?cposed
by their. bnsiness to the sun rayrs, can find
a velir - g - ,'..k6a Protection by keeping a hand
kerchief bet Ween, their head and the crown
of the. the handkerchief is wet, so
much.the better protection for the head.
Tho:QfillslSale Pctrty:
"Let, the, monmrols howl!" :So exelairmi.
the Gettysburg Compiler, writing on the con
duct ;of the' Opposition:'lt;cohtihni.
country `COnti . nai; 'to - &Pend tipf3M ilie-Old
titne-tried.'Demeeratic party - to uphold and
protect the constitulkm and the Union of the,
States in times past. In the language of the
son of Ile!iry Clay, the Democratic party is
the 'only organizedion whieh has' the ;will and
the p(eqt lq,ffeAgree.the 014114 from
lien!"
k. The War. ,
The allieS i:mtinue their successful eastward
progress through ; Lombardy, and Garibaldi
continues his triumphs at the north. The
Austrians have passed the Attila, evacuating
Piacenza and Lodi, firstblowing up the Citadel
of the former place, and; in their flight, leav
ing. large Stores of provisions and war muni
tions, To-us, utthis distance, theretreat looks'
like a regular•rout, - the result of an uncentrolr
fable panic. • Even furtlMr - seuth thei are
alarmed,' and hare withdrawn their trotipi
from -
"BOlugna and Ancona, two of the most.
important 14t3ils.H.s in the Papal' States. The
liberal feeling luis extended into the capitsd c of
the Roman Pontiff,-and the victories of Napo-'
leen and Emanuel have been celebrated
by arillurainationlw:Rome. Napoleon is not
only gldning ground with his army and adding
strength tti hiSeifise throughout all Italy, but
the eleVationlif-Lord palmerston to the British
premiership giving him already additional
moralstrength, Whieb is indicated by the alter
ed tone of the London - journals. No one,.
however iatiguine, could have believed . that in
oneMenth he &add have accomplished so,
much.- We must now wait to see the cle'velop
ment of the policy of the Austrians, who are
supposed to haps made Mantua their headquar-,
tors. Will they mike a stand on the line of
the Atlige,.or retire further; leading the enemy
within the reach et the four great fortresses on
which all agree that Austrian domination in,
the Lomberdo:Venetian kingdom depends?'.
THE Dividends . payablo - in, Boston in :the
month of _Ju sum up to $2,270,736.
«_ 5 • -.
r ~,
Uncurrent Money.
The following extract,from the Philadelphia
Ledgcr, is worthy of the attention of business
men here and elsewhere, throughout the State.
That paper says :
We derstand, as one of the c. • . n
of the osio} di ontin . 4 e, a , . diy ,
the a gm• • , e , • nkx ''s e e
n
and se horne4he ..t• 1t 4 int(tifer.. a
of this te„; • ' te 4 'be. , 'en fors a
t og amtillig t : i bank n, , . 4/ . er ..0.,il "
Oseingiroh iiihViitlip a . 'J' - cent '
/
ble thdrate now 'Clia.Tgedlifthe Farmer
...
Mechanics' Bank. for sending such curie
..:
home for redemption. The amountof this un.
c , rent. m Ay sent home moathly•for-severa
months past, have averaged, we think, from
$700,000 to $BOO,OOO. This is $250 on every
$lOO,OOO, or $2,000 per month on an aggregate .
- Of $800;000:: Miti - Sll/11 - 1121.- - Mor - future will be
, doubled aef m tain:ga i tiver cent.,
and as t [ter increas
es the ratewillincrease, and . probably by the 1
opening of tbil'l t rall"triidik'we shall lind
;the average discoinitTper''canC; islt 'wevtas
ifore, the banks ,eptered7,ol, ~l.he, experiment of
llSCEdinciVltthikiTat'Tedbilip'tro s ti:'Thii depre
luiatinAlll.l*Jeji,nre.., :be it-denbled.or quedru
tpled, will have to be•bornbir the community.
i The ." , qiiestioir . if,IMW long will this unjust
end'Unteasortable . tax: be - borne ?"iind wilet `tire
the tnains . of being rid of - it" Pieihnet to the
!last bank" sumenston,4e bad a law requiring
'the banks of the commonwealth, respectively,
east and- west- of the mothifains, to'ke4illieir
notes at par et Philadelphia arid. at Pitts
burgh. But the pentilty for notfulflllinetlio
requirement , wisao retell' . -less than the firbilts
which the banksratlized'freiri the dePreedfilin
of their bills, that' it WeS'inigfeettiat of any
good. The lew,Whieh'Wits theti-rerieh' Indi'it ter
enacted, will KobablYetreet the object'lAirkil,
if the'penalty ismade aeCideilly z renter'tlidn
itny prollts that' Min:.!possihly sbe-reali±e' d."frtiin.
depreciation. The par redemption t ritt l-- TibiftM
Makes , n New England note'par' 411 - iiii t. ! the
i.x States. A par redemption at Philadelphia
will do as much foftlieturreitey `of t.1189i...413
Of Penri.sylvania: "° This; or - soinethint 'that
-O
Will save the loss Of diseount ought to . bo I. cre'-
'ilsed and dentanded tit 'the nest sitting
f.,egislature. The par redemption for the last
year, through the,egency.,ofAlic.Eartners' and
Mechanics' ...13finy, 'instead. of Working, to the
injury of the country banks, has not materially
narrowed - their circulation, except in a.few
isolated eases.' - - '
, ThU banks of 'York, Get4sburg, Chambers
barg..end .of one or two on the New York
border, have been eut down some, but notmoro
thee theY:should be; for it is a well ,_known
that that the hills of these banks were:previous
ly sent here in unreasonable nmennts, the dis:
donut. affording,a source of large profit to those
engaged in the traffic in them, - to the disercdit
of the curreney,,tholoss . t.fthe Community. and
to,the displaecznent. of just, b 0 mulch specie
finless some.phot can' rbe devised by the. oity
hanks..by whiCh all .
jealousy '.may be eveided,
'and thm the i.pirit,of the purpOse, a thorough
and prompt return of .1.1, billi, the redein pylon .
1 1
.- which i, nnt,.. t irtnidtql:for, ~ the luw, under
severe penalth.s., mu,rt., be looked to as the only
means of protecting the public- against a great
Maxie Yo to the foolish feat of Monaicur
Blondin, who ptoppses to. cross Niagara on a
rope, the Albany Erening Joarnat, says:
It i, really true that a.eFreneh rope-dancer
is to ero,is N jetsam -River; bpitwe.iir the
bride:is and the falls, on a rope - •Irr-the
wide werld,huthan temerity:leis. never equalled.
this. Should the river bee rth4ed- ihi safety, the
folly will be-repeated, until a falae step precip
itates the peter:into the fearful whirlpool from
.
We saw, in 1827, a phi pgo over 'Niagara
t'nlls, but 'her 'erew: only consiqed of a bear
(Whieh had sense 'enorigh to "jump overboard
and swim' nshbre above the - fills) and some
gee Se. We say l'Atch"' leap froth
the Genes,tee Falls into eternity. And thore
than forty years - age we gown man hang twice;
iii this city. Oar taste for hoitor sight-seeing
isles keen thait that ,if the
: thinpluida Whom
' ltionsieur plondin will attract 'to WitthesA his
daring; and probably iiiiilenth."
The telegraph inforins n that, on Ti;arE:day
the day. appointer'', l'ilowietir Blondin sue
c~ -fully his, feat, walking across un
a tight-rope, in the presence of n large n utnber
of ; speatn(ors; Be trrOninid.tiiet
a half iiiinute.ioilak reArnekl in twelvo, being
14entled by' tlie iittfo - Meaner Maid of the
diet, in saso of ractideht ; ; - . .
kr. Greeley, .whose first letter from Pike's
Peak gave the color of gold to everything in
..thrit quarter, bite written agaitii, mid_this time
iota style not quite so enthusiastic. lle now
there is gold thcro in small quantitleq--that
feiv may possibly Make fortunes there; but
that many will lose what they carried there,
and go away bankrupt. !Digging for gold, ho
says, is the hardest way to obtain it.
•
;07
M!Milil
tates; as the 'result of hiA three days'. examina,
icin of the gold - diggings, tlio‘ conviction thai.
Mons. Mel 4.
This noted little Frenchman .still
and on the 18th inst. arrived . at Aspinwall en
route for France. It appears that finding his
&lifts were returned
i protested, ho datehnined
to 'pay a visit to France n person, in order to
raise the needful. It is generally believed in
;
N icaragua, that he never:will return.
•
IT is well remarked of the late Dr. f4amaliel
Batley that he acquired his great influence as
, aan z editor and his profit uspublisher b 3 a 1.,.
.
ways steadily pursuing his course, regardless
of the .Pians of pulitici xus. .He kept himself
well free of the inthience - of liven tlnisi3 'public
Were with him on political questions.
He! had no patronage but that'of it legitimate
bu4ness, and gave his opinions without reserve
; in the name of expediency and-without hignid
for the creeds of convention's. His ability as
n.,writor•must he,rankedsecondary;in .estima
iing the qualities to which we may ascribe' his
success. . 'cliaracte . r, his resolution
in 'following the. path he marked out for
self; stand foremost`and highest._
THERE can . ,leto no. kongec any doubt'. that the
AllOgliony county Dernocracy..aro al most um.
"grateful set of felle4WS:"- - IVe think a Democrat
ic editOr islully 'Warranted in giving them the
coloi shoulder.zespecially if the Bondholders and ,
Railroads will,pay.--cont7urreial journal.
r4andltor;of,thei shopid not attemp
t
to trietiso!)-Domocratic .strawberries in his
-Ifejtas.aletttly, found that,dishonesty,:
in`t_lll Measuring, of l'straWh:CliieS or . iu.
aefying. the -laws. rontracts
and; iadvocating. don't
. ;)ay. An
Ito n'prable mercantile ; community,
like! °ur i c we ath
n, - cmnposa4
will', not austainonoty in. either-:.small , or
:g r rtsit. niattors: 'Hai learned anti
.fo,ita cost. , - "..
Ai, ityenings hgo, 1119Ky - pfr -' a. inn% far
advanced in- deem in3siiithi l ; - tries tdiittd on 'the
api?la of AtiL9 Allrfrx9.4-1
ing„- Pa- A coroner ' s jury found liiTiert!iet 4 , 3f
"death from 'caas‘ca
Mahe a strolling : plirenolOiiit; tiafiv9 9f
Loxstdwa , , n ' cob h - --!, -'I::
Al' a rnl pap¢„FPremgny l ia ; Now ; Byllytil l
"litaas q l ,9,l{,§44o4lifstt -stated that
irk. I ago 4fta 'about taralVlS yearb, and tho
Iridmroogi.twatity 4 flii3: ,. The
, Dalties are of
Poriugadso extraotioii,"•anEl tbo - girl iiiat:fi4
not fr hi any 'iciishof tier own Inietif.tha
. . . .
citation of her niptlief:'
. .
uo TE.auens hatre - made .dail s y trips from
New; Yoik to tiyiort,*:';TaftleettrklilPringl's
business commenced, and one oT these is known
to 'have taken to, hievei TOrkldnifilgthat firbo,
878,000 baakets of etraWbhiriea, the sales of
which airiounted to $2B 000 i •
Tus Phlladelphia.Ledgei.saYalhht Skied ttus,
last aet.of , the Delaware teglitaeure;
the lottery 'grants, thisbuiliiesehaireiivel
- reiltoubled activity,' arrdlottert tickets kikl.l4-,
tery peptides :are Sold - Irk:
Try proposed leam of tbo New l'orkaad
Erie Railroa ic.r a term 'of 'years do . da aot
seem likely to be consammutted.
Foreign NOWT.
There never was a time when the public
looked more anxiously for foreign news than
the presunt, and there never was a time when
he press was more willing to sly for getting
promptly. Yet it is inuposktble to obtain
news from Halifax except wi great delay,.
owing to the disputes 114:wadi thtegNuYi.F..
littotia and the American Telegraph Cerepany..
Ekch ono has given a thohopOly te,favorito
parties, and except for l.thes4 . partles, 1 .. r.th0
wires cannot be used whetti.a atemnftkrtliths.
litis not only foolish but t it unjhat thus to
t off the lines from thb:ragilic t. t :ind..Yet it
seems impossible to bring either Itittrff
reason, and the reading public are the suffer
-ers.----The is-aggravated - by the - mode in
which the „pews ; wheii,receiyekis suffered to
bo published -(The agent of the Asieciatell
Press in New York regulates all this, and the
regulation embraces New York as well as all
• otber_eitio wheregie,press.arein the Arsso.
clation n - I
," -- "`W4 l allhstraitiOn.; the' Arabia ar
rivtiolLatqlitlifai'ort-Tuesdarrodritipg; and'the
there'sitheittiteinent iyas given to the evening
paphrmorti'pg 'papers of 'Wednesday,
were , '-ftrithred;*ith".tt very . short - stiMtnary of
the news. - The ()riming papers of 'Wednesday,
:whii.pllowed - toliii6 . ll - little more,' although
every *Ord. 'of thedespatch Ntas then.in New
Ydrk, Etolituilty the: esPatch wits Completed
to the'triorning paperiof Thursday; nearly two'
Uplifter - the steamer 'repelled 'Halifax, and a
Wholeilay;lifter the despateli reached Saukville.
The Steamer was fie - twiny atßoston;some hours
beforteher'newS . 'wfis' published in tho Boston
paperk. Complaints froth 'Philadelphia, wo
know, Ini;Ye very little weight ;..bat we hope
,that presislff New York, who were depriv
ed of the news as, long as we' were, will use
their influence with ttth -- tiglint to, prevent simi
lar delays withthews' for .Whi . ch the public arc
looking - nnxiously.
'We find the ahoy. , in the Philadelphia Bulle
tin:-1100 , too we are; the sufferers from the
same cause, and, earnestly join in the request
that n
remedy may be offorded.
The: Crops In lowa.
The Davenport Ga7e!tr, of Tne,,lny in
suys:' A gentleman who hat been out, on u
tramp thrtiugli'tho country, informs us that the
Crops are coming on iti.the itioA encouraging
manner. Wheat, Oats, gyp, und Barley
be
ginning to neat, ,
out in good 5t):1,.. Thu farm
-041 are expeeti og .11'3 large it yivld of alb hinds
of grain, as bal teen befvre known--even by
the old,,st ' •
THE WHEAT CR..I', in every quarter, is
represonted to be in e-:cellent condition. In
310) - land. and !Virginia it is being cut, and tlid
yield will 'be ldrge and Ulit•Urptl.sed ill
In 'l'ennes, - ce it i- abundant,
thimia4Dl b' LIM fry -Zilahama, Nnrth Carolina
and Texas report fa N oratly. In t-llontlierli ll
linttis; 5.11:y 5 tho hts!, P.:11.‘ D':,, rat, • •liar-
N 2 esting goin'i‘on this week in :;otal earntrt,
• .
and wit are plcas.cd to learn that the yield
very heavy—no rust."
Ontrm into battl, by rail is one of the poen
lilirities of the pres.-nt \tr. At the battle of
licallabello the RUH support.: came into the
fitdd under the lead or I..et.motiv, rapidly
stleeeedinr, trains vaelt britir;int; up n brigade.
Tut: wife of Theodore 11,1,kins of Lancas
ter has Ploped witn young. , ztudent" of the
Centre C'ollego, The limband. when
he beard it, quietly, her , lide."
the man i-e.rizade or not::
3l.wc CoT plain t tutuh b fatioars and
planters, iv, certain di , triettA of I'disisippi;
Georgia, Texa,l and Luttisittun. of a long pro
tracted droulli in tin oe
THE grnOitippl-r.4 in Certain 'parts of Vir
ginin Lase taken to chewing tobacco. They
have auto tittntnitnekitl depredation; upon Obi
wheat, corn, &p., 1
NEW Out.e.An„ , is to have horse railroad ears
aril the city is offered premiums fur the privi
leg of building them.'
:TIIE Poe,-iot says that half
cranberry, put on n corn, will kill it in a
lgle night.
f From the Lielentitie .Incrie,7l.l
IL'itals - and .Furmitc):—fturning f:moke.
at has long beef, a most drl raid, object ii
burning bituminous coals. to COIISLIIIII3 1111 010
mitotic, , and in 'England a law has been. pasted
for the purpLee of compelling all owners of
.factories 0) use furnaces, for the prevention of
Aids smoke evil. In 1855 a prise of .f. 400 ($2,-
500 was offered by the Colliers' Association,
oft,Newcastle, and was contended for in Oe
cember, 1857, for the best method of burning
bituminous coals in furnaces of multi tubular
boilers. without. smoke. On that occasion the
prize was : awarded. to U. W. IVilliams, of
, Liverpool, behaving produced the best furnace
and system of feeding the fuel ti) it.' The re
,
'port of the judges on the trials has but recent
ly been pubfished, and from it ,we obtain in
lur7natiou whiels is oftlie utmost importance to
I ,our Pitt.Shyrgli and-Cincinnati manufacturers,
Land all th 'engineers on the Ohio and Allishe
sipie rivers, : who use bituminous coal, for fuel.;
4 It Ifni:been demonstrated, to the satisfaction
,
Of the most able engineers of the other shit) of the
Atlantic, that the bituminous coals can be burnt
in :furnace's without producing smoke ; and
thil, by a very simple construction and arrange
ment of the furnace doors, and the method of
feeding the coal. The whole system consists
~in having the-furnace doors made with double
f plates, the inside one ,situated a few inches.
'apart from the otifside,so as to form It small
chamber between them. The front and back
'plates are perforated with holes or slits, and
Iheiair is heated. as it passes through into the
fire; The", smell holes 'deliver the air to the
_feel in 'theMinute currents, and the fresh coals
itk"Te fed.t6 the-fire: by ;being laid , right•behind
,' , th&, door s ': the - red coals being
.. pnshed for
ward eiierr tima,the fresh are fed in, , This ar
-1 rOgetnant of furnace doors, and the method of
feeding, >entirely prevents smoke upon well
`known .prineiplcs. , When fresh bitnminuns
r:coal is thrown upon red-hot fire, the More vo
!kite passes off 'as smoke; were this supplied
wit fresh air, and to pass over n red hot fire,
g ig Would ignite and be consumed. The air
"wiliph,passes through . the holes in the furnace
door mt.ti;i4ith 'the Volatile .
..products of the 1
fresh ceal,''ffed 'these are ignited its they flow
eater the red-hot fire on -their way to the flue
...,.
tribes. igt,costree, ;air is 'also admitted in the
usual numner under the furnace bars, which
befild he half an inch thick at the top and
I','Very thintlit the bottom; end. an -sir space - of 1
4,tuf inch' left' bet Ween 'them ; such furnaces
ale made 0. little longer in front than ; the ce
mon kind ; no Other alt rn
eiatiol; is 'llecessary eat:
eept4:ng.pbrforating tlie 'door. '1
" lyitb furnaces so constructed, nu, foot of
gratesurtsce has:evaporated four cubic feet of
,water
,por:hour, from.,-602.-deg: Fahrenheit, I
i witi 'cif , ts,double, thy amount usually obtained ti
'midi the economy of .fuel has been over
per ;cent. . -WWI ffticli 'furnaces 11 30 lbs. of ,'
'water hare ... be en'evaporated with one pound 1
cicipal,:tintl'iowlifg:te , thelresh cent being id-
Oran placed, , ,elose to the door,•the'heaf, in the
'.tire-tmotn._ is, hut lOW.,* . itilellni - fl , ii3r are li opt
401',10-1 1 $4 1 " -111 .4 , last much longer. In am.'
Py .. y)tql)itp iv i 110 US -C,O al jr! flineltituhlar,Liniler,:,
7Uti
I wlrthi feet Skbeld Ve. perfectly,burnt du
the rfurnfien;itbet :lame i running the whole
'I gldi o€ =this tire; '-'as '.th6 inflamed gases, if
( l r
t ipitedi-nbar... the mouthof the in - 1;08141re '
liableplfiese.lttlng'oll).ed when they bract'
.• ; 0 11 4440 ' , grefilloss',Of heads,, sustained.
' ei-e-ieritentsiifiOrrye the serio,usettention,
p .thosov i Ntimmilythwie, mile reference„! If
nitedde - .tfl Ipla. o .etPTs9PPD , lWi - ° i l l i fX9 fluiS
will lie the.'inteing Of 'Saving ffforellfflh I VOilicd) ,
I 0 dhllars '4fr i ftieli, dellllLthe:Present year, in
1, 2% yalleY, , of-the ;Mississippi. Furnaces in
'Ylite 3l ,- I .l o lrfkgifflePa l. ifiAllFrit/14°."19tfrellqir 0
- such; arrangements:bee/fuse .no. yolatile , coms
bustibleLmatterdsgiven Off frOm , this fuel.''! .-
'
IttiennuOTFLa',..J.LipaisdoirThree on
11- 4 i I lug Cured.
•
OEO. AV:: • DEnsox, of .Pigsbuigitspr:
1-,tAfter'kufferinifot' Mien inicnnfis Uhl , Inn Sill; ,
a aart,ot the time so severely as to miff no me to nip bed,
been-etalrelv eared Iny , asing , l3corhave's Holland
sitiirm. I have Las nab atekeleAsince, bat found almost inlmtaneops relief in the PLUM) lt te,rny;
it sure remedy Yor Filientiuilium
,''w , •dit/i.v..,-.Tho; genuine :highly Concentrated
ets Flellandlr - Atetelam4 nploln half pint bottles
d retAtatici* one 'dollar pay' bettle.„pi_ e . great
derma4d,ftf4k4 l oTiDaYthrutitic , dialir las mntip6:l
InanigitAllgra4FMCk•F l 4 rti , k guard aganiat
„eft o.t posltaon nee nunour name
06 e n ever9 . l4l4 10 .19; buy. :
, .& - ou;i• Bale ProP6etorth Ne
I .;27stro6d3Setiiiieti rikAland 43.Alsobtl - etreete, riltahurah.
LITIRE'jittaKaiNAL
.001)
YIVERIOII , 4 I / a ige scpPyjnactreedived, by -1 •
• •
le%) ;99TACZ'frAgarn 3 d• and Markot amt.
1, •
,
•f d ~ M...,
Tim advertisemats.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
roußvi OF JUT EXCURSIIS,
• TO - IRON CI ll4kit *,
WILIKIi f ibERIRCFM/O:TURTL I M REEK.
MIXOtIRSION tlCKtiS.SecjiteTi4ets
12.1 bet* takiig seatit trt
TO HON
between Pithsburith arii Iran City
Park, every half hour. First train will leave the corner
of Wayne tool Liberty stmits at 8:50 A. M. Li-t Train
will leave the Park at 7:30 P. M.
'l'o WILKI NS!" Vl Q...
- Tr .in twill mitts follows:
Lento - Pfttlbitrglf: Mr,
. St .. NA)
•9:50
10:40 s.
11:40
L-00
:150
T4tyr:
4:30 .•
=naM=l
'CO TUIITIAE CREEK
Trains will leave rim fullavn
L.avo
Raurning,leave Turtio
To JOHNSTOWN. . ,
Mail and Aeetamacalatiim Trair,,a'.9ppiag at all inter
mediate point,
Lenve •Pittrlmrgh .
Returning, lonlelnAown
. .
Exeur.ion Tickets At the Pewit.llvanisi.
Railroad, to nil stationri, god for tho .111,ari.I :oh rif J ray,
J. IL
irJ;MO. 'WoodPrn4h.fr of l'eno'r,lt. x.
17,4 1 01-TRTEENTiI
I_ • Trrffk:S for !riling Itrinorr;ti!Pd Or
op to Juno anti,. lsMu.- -
Ander,on NVilhaitt,,lavern,l 7 ppor St, Clair trorw-iiiip.
11‘.111 , a1,113., otto:r •oott•••, do.
Burrow,' Walllarh, taront, l A,t lfl ou do.
Bray 3111100 R, do. Layrre,wevillo,
Erato. IL 'IV., • • do. , do.
Etclu rdquLF.lu aril, do,. Shah, torn,: hip.
anodwili V.. with tailor Biti,;sh.
tutloutart Anita, tar,ru., • Firmt • Ow •
S.uorn Jq,. - 11 , 41.1 , 1.101111.1.hiP- •
Olt 111.111 - 3 - , ‘lO. • Poollt, do. •
Nlorri..l.•no..w, with tolwr good
Nlrwirer 11. LL, Wrreris..iiii ward, Pdt-itwirir.h. •
'lough Andrew, eiti otlwr gokAt. :Sodh g, h.
so ,•ny Wito , n tavern, Uti.ufkl,
Trif.,r ‘Villon -, , do. d Pit I
Witi...ll Anna F. do. at do. - A
Till %, 110 $1 1 .1,F,A
euaa'n (di - rho; .1i Guth.
- 1: 4 1 01; 'I2IIE tile .1111,1".--$,!
1: 0,-ry box.
LAN E:s' OAITERii, for $1,0 . 0 p • o.r.
do. do., Boded, fZo - II pair,
LA I•i I-t iltl 11l SLIPPER, Zol fq...1,-+ pair: •
And (lento', 11o).-1'.
. 4 Y , Iy kind, id t lo• of Ito Clnonp (loth Store
of JOSEPH 11. BORLAND,
Markcb oL. mooonil door I von I,lflll.
N. 11.—Siunini-r I'4.lEl.lr:if alp) straw Wag
't oUNTItY it.F.NIDENCr. Fill;SA LE,—
Ten acre, of land. with 11w4 . 11in2 h , m lirc
ruaut aid cellar, g.‘cla itud t.pritict•lihti.tot
a yitiiniz ~fehoie.•lrua. gr..{{ ,, dare. Mid a sari.
Yip of vniall frow,. 5:11132 , ` :It !nil,: now
tity, Iho Perryiis - illo Plank For price and
apply :a av LI .31 arhi • t •- h - ci - t.
l._ S. ClrfilltEitT tN,
_ _
DOT_ATOF.B.-110 littdielS 14,1 l'olmot.; , ,
IL,C1:11 and for r:de liy
v"^_ ei-thor rohl t
AT:.4.- —550 lailtels run, Oat. , , to :writ'
ttliA day, and for r.do
JAME-4 A. Fl , 17.F.11..
owner MArket, auki Fir.t t.t.reptA
SA. I , ' Ms 7" I I-3EIR;
CONCENTRATED LYE
The Ready Prtmilly Fionp Myatt?
NO HOUSE SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
LABOR, TIME AND MONEY IS SAVED DV IT
Vlt sALE By ALL KPOREKEEPEIL9
PENNSYLVANIA
Salt Manufacturing Company,
396 Penn St., above Canal.
VIC J0N121..
D. B.ROGEBS'&
If Pi II FACT U EltS OF
ROGERS' IMPROVED PATENT.
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
Corner Um., and 'First Strecti, •
• - PITTSBUra Pll
- Millinery Goods.
TO IIIE LADIES—
In Straw. :zinc and (.tape: Children , ' Ilaki; also Bit
Lpm,Flowers and ItuOn.a. owing to the advatua..
senson, limp° gouda ano now on'are4c-nt-gmatly - realinpt
imcos. at .
Corner Wylia and High aircua.
IDES I L V El t'S NEW EU P E It 1 M P. It El A
SHEET MAP OF TILE SEAT OF WAR, embne
tang, a full Map of Europe, and complete map, of Sta
dium and Lomizarity, Anotria and Italy; the whole em
bodied in one super Imperial sheet,-size Bfix44
furnishing such reliable geographical information 'us
Failint ho procured from :my other !source. This sheet
also contain, Statistic, earetuily'i!otimiled train the 1.1-
te , t, reliable authoritte,, n the ,trei igth of the tined e,
and Illale.'of the Power,' of Europe, with luicraceennts
o f the Loader's and ilenerak•of the opposing arnica, ih
tho preeed .itruegle. Ai,. correct and hambeine-por
, trait, of Lone, Napoleon 111..-Emperor of Fr:nice; Ale x
'Abdo I 1.. Emperor of aline, Resents; Ernficis,loopli
Emperor of A tu , triti: abd Victor Emanuel 1.. King of
Sardinia. 'For sale by , • • W. , S. IrAVEN,•
corner Wood , Tian], and
" Market and Seeiundstreets,
OT.W.E TO ti ENTS —We havti on hand
Gent'm Patent Leather aniErenchCallt
CONORFSS
.A.‘,l STRAP SHOES, whilth wo are selling low, nt
11 1 ' E ALAN 0 8 w_
Yl•lft'S CHEMICAL. ()LIVE • EIi:AH[ITE ..q 0 3.12,
utter: subjenting it to the teverest tests known to the,
trade, are fully persuaded that thereis 116 Fanilly
ng Reap in the United States, for se little moncy,liwrirrn
alone,. 16 many good qualities, tand no few discounts)
llEottfTl-- - I,n colors, firtnnes.ts. surface nud tor.-
Lure generally . • - •
91 , 1 3 {11N:1 . .17-1n freedom -from frisk*, nrpelitme,
elay. fish olio, stale . greas.e, and.adnlterktions. ; •
QUALITY—For trashing elothes, of erery.deserm
lion, rearse eotton, linen, Ironton or :gilt:;
printe•d .or white: for kurrse ttir:fgreasir,. pilct, pain!,
pit,. printers' ink, shoenudters' , wax, net t . from clo th us,
furmtitr tt ; and from the hands. „
Give It 'a fair treat flir ynitrscicus,:rind
'Remember, the tuarie.Ls.ita cat-h• bar, Ask forric , npr
11(' 11. C. •It .1.11, SAW Yl-114
je!i . Weed street, l'ittstrurgli.
'ARION ~ s ale, a 4'4lM ,
forialdhe twn-ntary, prick Dwelling, °Clive room s
and oellar. The lot hi stvreet frol l t u b l 104 feet deep - , on
- an .11 , 1; a large grape arbor, 'Atone wall and pulin g in
jr9131, a frame ootkottildlr!g..;ll. - 4.6be, s?,004). —Terms
,
.4 , 30 . I • - • r 51 . Mark e C Alreet. ,
_
P I:AL JAPAN 131; ACKIrNa r-Alas.in.es
.ll_ll,,timni4composition, with half 4ual labor, pro,
(locos moi,t Militant Jet black; affords nouriOiniont. to'
:thtnioninpr, and in fine from any implosn.ant gr n on.
nail shliolonala or .rctftil by ; .
j,r,o .114110' iltamond ntla Mittl,c.t streel. .
() W %TANN:IPA'
(4 INGER—An sato
wimian and retail, by G
.IFLEMIN, " L
je3d
Fou.N DRY IRON -50%611 . s
Lnke Sialicirfor
PoPiulry iron; to:anive and for Kato . • . •
An 9 • • LLINS.
IllarEaßiNG-40 bbig.l DlPstpOrt;' , riellt•;
, do • klawfirefe:: •• •
.." • • WN.•li; 851.1 . 1:11 . 7
118 SedattS, aiiii . l47 Front .fAtrepLq.
For sale by
lIITE BEANS-50 ualtels for I,y
Jam."
'mar fl. 81,1 TA
SXItUY,WS-bbN.,criiiiti S VDY' H.el1l), for. *iqp.l-.1 . ,
• jc -,• •;; • Second and FtoriT'sits:'
SUPERIOR RECORD' CAP.,-.For salo
• ;,., •," R. WELDIN,'
- • icciod.streeticar
PANS--30 'Barklg,- Fiafq
by Lie22l tigNRY IL cot,'
, S
BERAGES ,—
ania) iskiriA(Lsta
tles,lio,siery, Needle Work, L r e : t V.,WSON LOVE,
lea Zlarket street,
•
.
OUNTINOT.HCUSEIST4IO. I c , V4Y,. , ,NII ,
- Head Ilinea;" - POst . ..olßei .Boxeas Card Boey.h : p*
endars and Band Boxes, win:re u....tsOrthlttit
4 . -
"Si 3 Wood a tiitzd'a market A t tle.lcitutits:
TOMESTIC AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
of every variety. Also, Drodtreoods, /glee Man
. es Hosiery, Whitt! fioxioLitic,,. 4 1 I
C WASSON LOVE
4. 4'i • r ,
=l=
0:3o ••
6:17 A. ,31-
.9:61t •
110
:.- 1:16 • u .
6:30 "
CC. a. D
.. 1010
...71:SO "
•250 1 . . NI
.... . ,
12 '2 , P. `f
1 irr
NuFAcrirrnm O'Lrlty Tit
vusinnu BONNI• 71
A LARGE STOCK OF
sTUFFT
SCIUIEItTZ & CO
.r e
duertisemtnis.
__
SANFORD'S
, .....e,
41 VE ' 1; 7 , , ORATOR )
A.N.
IV-
N •,I r ,
II ILITATES.
~ f . . 4+:1'1L : , .., 41 , ,, r1 , v .. 1 , 1,11 1 1. L
i fily from Gum ii, , and
anl
ttlta l
' and . a '. 4: ,T2r4l an' , InLi"Tsual ?ti,edanicdtnko-arren
,..',aorte I to.illll denett I:' • all the diseases for which It
' - tia recoolnendt 'l' t
. ; .,,,, t o tte.lo,iti.i,t.)2tral: cr . I t r , gr i l i
r ule bat two years
ouollettesr7gl'neateStrj'l'll ,raftl r 'es s ei;ol7ho th
n! n'ner'"
~,,, ~,,,,,,,,,, b e ~,L,,,„,,
~., ;to , the temperament of the
fulivtlutt tltuutt it, nn, n+; OA , . led In ouch qUIIVaLinCa an to
art :painy on the I.
la't tir. , &La. of 3our, eft _.),,lmlerit guide you in the
Itte9l:thr' ,t.1:%:_,13 It. IN.-; :Z.' !:ILIf-R_llltATOlt, audit
0111 core Liver Coot -j %. 1 11 11 a 1 . 1 1 11 . 11311101111 At -
1 lith....t, , , !Ord ifut.olo.l tril Uht - onlc DI arrhora.
ti ixtili.aiti>fr' C 6 WI -•,,5 . 0.1itt., DPl.llte
ry, . Drawly, Sour; .IStranacll,lllabltuAl •
a
Cogllvenesg, Chat- ; - le; Cholera, Chole-
EiolC.t r llP: 3 l c/. l ° /. .F ,. .,..... . -4,'41-'3ltil.t., V, if 1113.!;,
leitil,,, .1 naistl l e e 4 !Female Wealtneas
ar,' ant mil lot nied.,oie." -*ler:01011f na lin ' Oral na'-
ii-3 ,,, .Firntry - 1114.11_1A leitic;:i, willcuim SICK
t
111 , ,A D AA: it Ir:, .414 ,Illedwandnrin teetW3. , In :
I‘v 0 atr. min rtwt. t.tt 1 4AY ,7 or third ' Tea ..
al'osarolll4rll.ll.lL- ,so _la rormaearenana, , of
Ae j 5v..110 jigelf: aft, , iglV.lng thelr teitlanbuy
in iL.,:..",,r. .. •:. -- .::...:. ~.1 ~ -.,. -. .: .• : .., , :
....'31.1 X. W.i.lritllt . IN TIIF. ; SIOUTLI.! WITH
TII It IN l't6tllL,N,'lttll4. AND, SWALLOW
Iltrlll TOOLTIIM It.. , . • , . , :
~
Prleo One,DOltar par Mottle. .
AGau:.
SAWrO2I.33 O S
1,111
CATHARTIC PILLS,
..o , yrot - NuEu Fran
.
Puke Ireg t tui.i,,,l , lxtruc'ta, ~.ud put up lu
CitSgli,•3lrTlght Until will . keep
In nny • •• •• •- -• •- • •
The' Furolly, ,
Ur hotnelive Cathartic
110 , 1 ill 111 , prdellee 'mre ',
it lining
hii
netvre-otin
re-m of
di
know
on illildrtint portions of. the
10.1,:1111.11 %-
tele, Web die. reference io
hem, roinpourided , front
tclio•l4 net
lintentury .tindl, and are
ei it I:atty. - tie .44
ritligesnente .1 - the
. nem.. Pntii It. -the,
Cottlyeliee., It n I ti
the wholv y
'frequently. if '`ne,loeted,
ter. Loris or App.,
'nut talent' (lOW try e•r
111 . 04111011. 1 ... id`
all flu ta it. :1 tory
Chtliler Adrift.
IlAtudlier , ..Uu• Wood
ledp, Ie,II2OrOUN
Meal Doge. Ilu
The L&%er InvNn
f et
iftih+ PI . I tr , redil
sold Ow
S. S A.
• • •
335 Rroltd•av
hnriln PILL WI ran;
%Oath the proprietor haa7 dcnmua from; thorn. - ho
.A unit tuttieractl altich
.7 nee, Ws induced toetn place
- tt t(Werra em1t:111, act
'111.11:TIC
. .
the , ~,.:1 ,-.1.11.115h ,, ,1 (Art,
fli variety 4 the peeve l eve ,
..e. .. nitke oit e‘ery pert of 11.0
PI •tf;tiogt mri erne hien e.,•
Ca .r.-. 6.1, • , streb , ; r,,e, De
ova no: In Sleepl..
14 , 111nek ' 0n41 4 ' Lolog;
nod Sorene.an Over
_ from e,,,ldee odd,. ‘ , .hieh,
5 , 0.1 In a long - monnan of Fe ,
4 Illle,a Creeping Soto- .
the hotly, Itentlesl4...
ell. vor.llglollo the head;
I 01 ; 11::a u tintl i iV:frr s re i Z
.., .arellonny illiceskat,te , whkil
O m
10 Illetilloll ill ti, adeertise , .
:30 ETA TS..-
ral ~r I 'Family Crz-
Ik.t tw 14 Or' i , tl genet - 417, - 20,d
• at all tic Lams town, - -
N POD D, M. D.; - •
• Maim lathrPropriPlo
y , N.•lV' York.
L ADI E S' A,N K E T E,
PATI:NT Li: allEtt
WALKING SLIPPERS,
A larg,t-upplyiu,t rvectvol at
W. it. SC & CO'S,
L I NS 1.:E1 I utrreli. for sato by ,
P. L. FAILNE: - ;TOCI:
EY, y 0.1.0. r,u or Fl ,- 111)!, Wooa street.t.
41.111 I: ELL'S O 1 N gr.; for .
Asir I.y P. 1.. 4.
iyl •. N.. ra. corner Fouri h ti.n.lNVendittreetA.
ENT.---2 !mu-: for I,lh'
I'y II L. F , lll-I.W.ST , d; ).,
jyl. .10. co. <...1111.1 Fourth :uut Wood ftreet,
wI,A I? F GT, ATI
Fitter and Rater Cooler Combined
tlor•rtnnt prinetOME - nrl.•r I,efore:stained
h ,
1•1.1.
• - • Er; 1 , 71'A F. •
Ft:FITS, 11 1 :
To ho , kept - 10n.,-or. drvir. 3 , 1 d 'oo Idor. willi LDS ICF
than ran ho don. , with any i.Tio r I:etrigvralq non i
u , ,-; now ..n Itnffit and tor ':Jr- al
T. J. CRAIG'S,
..r)) 1 • 'I Wood err, 1, Ilvo door, (mill Firth.
Our Tailoring Department
STOC;E: A AS
1. I:'l''.Al'ENT , . -
KICK' AN). QUIFF ,
LIGHT OUTINGS AND CASSI EKES
am making En rird , r rA
VERY LOW PRICES
L INEN AN 1), DUCK
' CUATS DU:IiTE4g,
rndlk ,g• ceri .•ly, at
01 . 11 T. s r "T"TrTC-17.'S".
SEAS(rN A P. L E
GENTS
itizA\s'nEs. HALF-MIS
If List° 'fllrvatl, ..rtnr.o. 'Alermo, Silk, Linen. Colton,
, 1f :it
j 0.7,0
U M 13 It E I. I, A -
1111iliuNS
lSnimiv \.w Wiivim Prenti :mil (Unfitly L.
sr. A oir,• fif thy alio,. Wald, 11
land, and 11,r !ate hy fillfNEß it PALMER,
NtievesStlr “order,)
78 Markel, stroet.
Jeto
SOMETIING NEW
SUMMER WEAR, at
. , 11.1) S
1 iVood-Strect
, t )
AUZE .MERINO Sill ICrS FOR 11.1.1 N
G
%%ith rGorr qlt•eve.,
LINEN URA WEIZS. FINE NII I IVF:4
. •
And Collars, and a full hue of,Melf .F4trniehi ng Goodis
enited to tlo , weather. Children s Ciao Merino .
Vast, in,slr,iiirei,
JOS. HORNE'S. '77 Market si
Lost or Itliscrrled,
. .
• • •
LETTER. MAILED AT J 4 diNS
1 lentt's,ad.lressed to .101 IN 5N0D(.1111.5.'.3..at Ntor
AleNundria. I s onrett..enelosing a non...lnto - it to Ins order
by.Woon, btoratrist &Cc:, pSysklo'rtt - their oftloc in Mils
dated rdsy ta..sixty days for Zt,47-1 77.
Alt istrsous are cautioned sgaiost receiving .sLud note,
to: it ii not and pivn,ent ha heon clopped.
LOGAN , GREGG,
t Intooriers of
11(A RD WAR ' E I :
No, :fa V4'4ood Street,
Fourl) 0r übore 9[ l9ilrlea }I teh .'
PrTr.s 1? TT/2r IT.
- -
LAit , t
GEO. S. BRYAN _'& CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
. ,
• "' V. (IF
J1.1.410111M
Nc• ‘ce.l..lVutui st., Pittsburgh:
RKIERFSCF4.—Lyou. SI korb t Co.. Pit44l - wirgh. Livings ,
toe. ilomlwild I. Co.. Pitt-burgh: E
• 'malie...l:: - 1(on. Simon Cameron, ilarri,buF, Bunn,
Pa._. • •
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE .0
'OF FitI..LADELPIII.A. • •
INEittIt:II;S,A . CLItNST LOSS ,Olt DAMAGE
• bt Fire un BuilJingr, Fikrrnture.,,tc.,
yt rattw'of
' Ito of V
Co.; Nalbro Ernrjor; Jno. Atwood; Hof Atwaxl,'
Whit. k Co.; 14,Enj. T. Tralit% of Trydick, Btotc,es d: Co 4.
:11i.•riry 111611yeAl L. Da.Wroit; Stewart,
• .if Stewart: A. tiro; Jhbri Brown, of
11.14. - Fraptittack.ofl3.l.Folinestook.&.Co.rAn , lrew
4 1 .9, 5 i, ; .1.)......,Errin•er. of Woal Erringor.. •• • „,
• • • -P.' It.ttctiFoßasTAP,st, PrCsiioni.
t - OfiMtLES CoX.E,_Se . err , tnry. l ' • •
Pirtsnryotiliv.evax.Nacs.- 7 Wm. I.lohneol Co .J.Patititer
Co: s tTlkonuot,M..J,lo,wo.F.4+rdoftrittroThatliVlTZttatior
liraier. Esq., iiiiiso,2rtoliirt , Viliotr,...ftyn&o,( --
co„Broloy, Brown & co., Liviugstou. Copelnkrol & Co.,
hat t o Lsoik & Co. - '
t , r.0.51 coq Axenkige °
Jezvin 4 :j e 2.
. • •
R.if Arr
~( Baccest, O r to Hartwell kl3bephiti•d,)
: , ,15 . ,ilig_giit - Col:rier Wood and Sixth sts
&orb]; Sato ,Nitl)lClisiES, PAINTS,
OILS ond DYE.,olonstalitly on hand.
3: • r COUNTRY . 41.ERCHA:liS,
d it fo:their advontuge to Ktrc us n coll. Morin•
r_of thocelebkled , . ;
so I Ert , cA P LI.
' 'LLLIsIERY:::a.III) DRES.'SMAKTRG,
~,t ,
liNt'Slaiii, /iitie*t..-Vaney geed Dresses, anti
chi' ns' ()thing made-to orcker, at ,... _ •
~
, - • ‘):. 9.1 ; :-- .' "Mitgli:g. aiiiiRATWS,' -- 1 '
',je. 1 ,- - i....,: - Pearneudffitlie and High streets. •
=NM
„_, -,- ;;__,,, ~
City and County Ins 1 : .o_ • ~..„„p,
N
(IT ICE IS II EIttiIV7GIVtN 1 ,741/3-3','
i n pursuance of an act etkisemblylrelapfg, the
to. and the Charter of Incorporation, tq , prdt`ed Apra.
11th. lee%
.1;004 to receitrltk,aubscriphon§ to this Capital'
st,„,k of the qty, ind
110 :a Conistylnittrallee (Inept:Ill , of the - ,
eitv of AllOghen ;it'll open the °Elko of ETER .
Pc.TEILSON, Fedarid striet, Allegheny, On TUESDAY:
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY: stb. oth and ltli,of
:tuts, and at theeefficolOr WILT. WAlron-ar.asiii.
street, Pittsburgken F.BIDAY AncISATURDA.tdhoSth
and oth of July next, to rinain-Open for nits sate. (un
less the stock he soeuer elo,..l9lheds) from 10 A. M. to 4
o'clock, I'. DI„ of each day.
Joeiali King, James L. Graham,
Henry Irwin, Wm B. Pusey,
Peter Peterson, John Hirmrngharn,
O. 0. Craig„ Wm. P. Baum,
James Old, John Irwin, Sen.,
James Gibson, John Sampson,
C. Yeager, George Lewis,
Samuel Gamily, Nicholas Voeghtly, Sen.,
John A. Scott, It. P. McDowell., .
John. W.Riddlo. ... ~ . David Clreig,;; l ; -...` L .
Ilam'l Lindsay, Jun., J. Longrnore, . ;
M. Borland, • Thomas Farley, ,-.
D:51: EV6135.. . Alex: Hilanda,
It. W. Poindexter, . • Thos. Donnelly, '
Jarnee Park, Jun., ; James A. Gibson;
D. Loot Shields, ' • • • 04117liasioners.
CANNEL COAL :OIL.
QO3l - E OF THE GOOD QUALITIES OF
Well Refined Cannel Coal Oil, are these:—
IT RIVALS GAS LIGHT IN BRILLIANCY;
11 , 4sIwiiiiiriv6--exPidsivE; •
IT AL4Y BE CARRIED ABOUT;.' '
IT IS CONVENIENT FOR GENERAL USE: ;.,..
ITEURNS WITHOUT ANY OFFENSI VE ODOR;
IT. LS CLEAR AND BEAUTIFUL IN COLOR; -
ITS APPEARANCE I.N TEE LAMPISORNAMEN
TAL AND ATTRACTIVE
IT DOES NOT PRE3fANENTL SO/L CARPETS;
CLOTIIINO, ah.. on which it Wig be spills], a large por
tiojt of it, Lang one of the best articles far cleaning ailed
IT •
IT '.114 EMPHATICALLY TUE CHEAPEST LICIET
Co to s respoilluble dealer and obtain a good' coal oil
lamp.' Securu thin wield, so (lull theymill more readily
up and dowa in the tube. Trim the wick with sharp
~eicanra, exactly et en with the top . of the Wick-tube,
clipping off the small projecting points at the corners.
Fitt your lamp with our on. Turn up the wick carefully
tir,t.. NO as not to crack ti r e c himney.
A shade will greatly enhance Its excelleueo fur read-
o¢ .or wiring by. . ' •
l the careful observanceofthe,,edirections,yonad
secure n held that cannot fail to please.
Our facilities for refuting are now very perfect and
complete; and tutting devoted a great deal of laborious
attention to the art. we have MICICCOCtIerd in producing an
article of the very' lieu quality, to which we, invite the
especial attention of the trade. All orders tvill ho filled
at the lowest rate, . .
For _sato by the txarrel, or in quantities to suit cost°.
ners, by ADAIR. 4 VEDDER,
Itetlnere of Coal Oils,
Penn's. Avenue., near !Ugh street,'
(not far from the Court House.)
jo^_~.~mdsw
PIANOS! PIANOS!!
Arrival. of 'Piailog.
rpHE SIISSisHBER HAS JUST - RE
-1 ecived from the manufactory of
CHICICERING & SONS,
A fresh supply of their
IJNIIIVALILEO PIANOS.
The instruments have all been selected personally by
"the subscriber, at the Factory, , -
ESPECIALLY FOR THIS lIIARICET.
Th,e in want of Pianos are invited to call and'exarn
ins this stock, which comprises all the 'various. styles .
manufactured by Chiekering & Sons, from the plainest
to' the most elaborately carved coact.; and at prices to
suit all purchasers.
INSTREItENTS WARRANTED.I'iII
JOHN H. mr.i.Lon . ,
jed . SI WOOD STREET.
:A F thh ,t rot:
NEW STOCK - OF
us MELODEONS: .
_
J. .
T ECE I ED.—A SPLENDID: NEW •
lot of MELO!) F.: O.N S. from the. •
faetory of 2 , l5,StiN 'Boston,
ineludlng all Ito. style,. MOO by this firm.
'Mese instruments have been approved
by the greatest. nit alone in the country—as Dr,:towell
-51a,0n. 4441: F. &la, W. 11. 111-adlavy, and othene—eon-,
sequrnttytiny evi be relied an 114 11,411)rib-it Wetst hydra
/4Pd. They are noted for titololltmiug points:
I. 'flick IRLre and musieal.quality of tone. •
'I 'Their great power of tone.
Their perfect Orin:Oily or bane,
4. Their prompt and ealay touch'.
5. 'film beautiful skyle of finish..
.1. Their &nubility. ' •
7. 'llleirelmapnees of prieo.
'For Kale only hy, JOHN It. MELLOR,
No. Si - Wood street.
Descriptive circulars matted to tiny address.
.[l - 41.3
rri 111111) lirOßT.A.'r lON. . •
1 J..
L El RSIII3EI,II
h 3 Woo I..tt.Mt
S(IS.
ct \Vod ,trvot.
L. II lit4ll FELD ) IN
i.tr.,
New ,Aduertistments.
DIRECTIONS FOR ITS USE.
GEO. R. WHITE & CO.;
No. 25 Fifth Street,
ARE NOW RECEIVING A COMPLETE STOCK' OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
BAREGE ANA BLREGE MMUS ROM
BLACK LACE' SHAWLS,
Mantillas, Barego.Asiglais pnAers,&c
jou
Mt IL UTGLIAms & -CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
Wood ,Street,,corOO of Third,
PITTSBURGI.I;. PENN'A
ALLEGFIENT CENVITRY
SECRETARY. AND TREASURER'S OFF/CE:
AT Na 37 FIFTH STREET
SITPEEINTENDANTS_OFFICE:- ,
AT TIM: CEMETEIEiT
AITN.A. STOVE MORES.
ALExANtm.n sitArtiapr,
NANlllPlCritattli AND DLL= Ia rrraT PALM"! 01,
Cooking, Parlor & Heating Stoves,
PLAIN AND
. F.ANcI: GRATE. asons, - ac.
Sole. Proprietor of Nlo Celebrated: •
PATENT GAS RUINING W AND SMOKE CONSUMING
. COOK STOVES.
Office and Sales Rooms, '--
ooMfly2r, ..-' "No: 4 We Sind. Pithtiara74,lll.
SMYTH t SNOWAEN'S.
NEW TEA STORE,
No. 34,1‘Pittk Street.,
. .
FACTRA - CURIOUS OOLONGS, FINEST , YOUNG
.11 YSONS, GUNPOWDERS,
• IMPERIALS, ENGLISH BR,EAR,EAST.TRAS...'
. .
All purchased at lewest mites, and for sale Whole-
Milo wet Retail, tit SMYTH it, SNOWDEN'S
Ns* Tea Stars: iS4 Fifth litrset.
• A.: zArrp.A.itx.,:i, ,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
CORg.A.F9O3TH s AND SMITHFIELD MESA
PITMURON; PA.
TSAS JITSTRPEEIVEDI FRIESII
I a PIN cif Spring and Surdmeethxxis, whichloi "is
prepared to manufacture to order in.the lateststyles,
mutat reasonable rates. apl4 3ro
_:wELii
summer resort, w4I-be °pea
for the reeeptkrn of vultbraOn aid tilirstof .rune, , e i nd keq
open till tim_first. of' 0041,er. • • • • .
Thd hotel, will be under the tnanagentent Of•MrlA.
Allen, whosn'eiperisnee. courteous manners, and •;atten,'
tion-te his guests, give thebniplest tisstinuice of comfort
and kind treatment.
Parties wishing roomier any Information in regard to
' the pineeoMpletise fs;ldrel.sp • • „.
' ' •
Strinarintendent of Bedford ii/Itinernl
'nlYZmr-- 01 ••• L..
AdjOurnment of Assignee:v.sate:
CIE SALF.OF.III.F, VROPRIffY,CIE
Hum L'EHODEsIs postponed nitia AVEDNM.
, July 14th fieit. 112 , order of - thwitssipp.ctee
• r POWER •••'
33. , 8., elliall3FALlH. ••;
G£.o. - F, GI C,I,MOR,E.
p.ochester, Jane 14th,11159.
ZEDIESTIO DRY. GOODS. AND YAW-.
TY 4 doOre; Consisting in part of Calico Ons Ging -
Licata: , Muslim, Bitfrttngs; Sheetinga,'Cneeks,
`Grti#4 . Rlannels andlliosterri.: .• •
L '0 V E,S,
,Thomas Steel and-Cane' larciops, itOop Skirts, Coinbs,
Buttons, Edging, Laces Velvets, Round Combs, Fans,
Ratitd.kerchiets,'Hain and Sun UntbrellaP, :Gentlemen's
C,driiirs, Blurt. Walnut% guspenderei —Ladies will
find our Calicoes and (Magnum' ,g ID•ll•kanot,.reri, , pretty
patterns.' 'These goods lira' la: Cheap aft can ho found,
Viyirhere Islamist MRS. L. S. GALBRATISM;
Ida Cornet' Wylie and High Won%
3nsirrana..
NORTHERN
ASSURANCE COMPANY
NO. 1, MOORGATE STREET, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1836
CAPITAL.. 80,298 800 00
PAID UP CAPITAL An , SURPLUS.. 2,194;111 02
ANNUAL REVENUE, for the year
ending January 71,1M8 933,734 12
THIS COMPANY INSURES AGAINST
Lam or. Damage-by Prre. - almnst every description
01 Property. The Rafe.% of Premium are moderatc.and,
in an cases, Dyad Arix;te*tiiii 44triefer df tliiq Wexler or
occupant, and:flit. Morita of thwrotti. '
Losses promptly adjusted and paid without reference
to London. A Bpcciat permanent fund provided in Phila
delphia for payment of losses in Ihir fount/v.
iiitzarects
Dfesszs Cully t0..A74 Vinod streetl i
'.7ohnjloyd kart:. Pla'Wenttt-Ittreott '
Brown & Kirktnitricks Itra Liberty street;
D. Gregg & Co!, tr.) VlC;rili, t - rent;
%VHS (111, ihrEfroy Alk...ax-Wiegiterreet
_ _
_
JotoeilkcaTodis 44, iol wood. s;o9t;
Birdie& k.oo,47.,''it'ater street; " •
B. A. Fahnesteek & Co.. First and Wood sts4
JOS. Woodmen & Co.. Second and Wood sta.;
AtwelL.Lee & Co, S,Wood street;
' Burebflehr& Co., Fourth and Market streets
M'Candless..Means&Co...WP•od ••md•Water eta
.
Angrairtesf PIIPLADESPI/ILQ.'
George B.StliatteE.s4;, la think slite&4• , _?
Messrs. b4ers. Chighorn & Co.. 2•32 Market street; .
• Wrn. M•Kee & Co, '2. - ISouth Front street;
. • .13Pcurotiemn & Collins; I'v:int:and NetrstreAS
• ` Smith, 'Wit Rama 4 C 0,413 Market street;
• James Graliam..4 Co,,M end 22 Letitia street
Joseph B. Mitchell; Esq.; president Meehanie.s Bank
James Dunlap, Do., President UniOri Bank;
lion. W. A. Porter; late Suprern6 Court.
JAMES W. ABBOTT, Agent; -
• - TeMpofary Ottee, 103 Wood btreet.—
•
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE. CO
OP PITTSBURGH.
OFF I,CE—No. 37 Filth Sitreeti Bank Block.
NSURES `AGAINST ALL KINDS OF
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS.
__
ISAAC JONES. President; JOYIN McCORD, Vice'
President; M. BOOK, Secretary ; Capt.WILLIA.M
Dl N. Agent. •
Inarcroza—:lsaac Jones. C. G. Hussey, Harvey Childs,
.Nit. IL C. Gray; John A.Wilti.ori.B. L.Fahnestock,John
D.llcGord, leaac M Pennock. R. P. Sterling, Capt. Wm.
Dean, Thos. lil:Hotic ‘ Robt. 11. Davis.. . roy2B
DELAWALUE ItIOTIIA_L
SAFETY
INSURANCE COMPANY
INCORPORATED 1W THE LEGISLA
-1- TU RE 'OF PENNSLVA NIA, 1535.
OFICE, S. - R. CO.NkE.I2. THIRD AND WALNUT STS
PHILAISELPHIA.
Marine Insurance.
OF CESSELS,
CARGO. To all party of the world
FREIGHT,
INLAND INSURANCES
Oh Goods, by River. Canals,•Lates, and Land Carriages
• .t0,a1.1 "'Awn , . of the Union. • •
FIRE
On Merchandise generally, ' •
On Stores, Dwelling Ronses,,etc., etc.
BESETS OF Tllk
• Mamma 1,1853. '
Bonds., Mortgages, and Real . $ 71,363 35
Philadelphia City 6-1 cent.. Lea.n...: " 105,144.00
Pennsylvania State Loans...*. .. . .. 104,4:5 - .00
United States Trewury 30,112 60
Railroad 616 cent. Mortgage Bonds.----..._. 57,375 00
&oohs in Railroculs, Gas and Insurance Cos... 25,362 50
Bills Receivalde-.....:. .. Li .. . 201,666 36
Cash on. hand . 42,067 65,
Ilidanee•in -hands Of Agents. Pteiniiims on
Marine Sulkies recently issued, and other 61,26$ 14
debts due the C0mpany...............-...
DIRZOTQRS:.
-
3fartin, •
&mule' E. Scoke.s
Edmund - A. Soilder, J. T'. Penislon,
1 Theophdus Paulding, • Henry Sloan, -
John 12„. Penzohe, Edward Darlington.
John C. Davis,_H. Jones Brooke,
i James Triionair, " Spencer "
Wm. Eyre: Jr., • , nornas C. Bend;
James C.Hancl,, • . Itobert IhrtiOnt
I Wm. C. Lndaiy" : Jacob P. Jones,
JO 4 e_Pil Setif: ' James B. M'Farlarl,
Dr- M. Huston, .•Joshua. P. Eyre,-
Geo. G. ljeperi John 15- , Semple. Pitts
; Hugh Crate', P. T. 'Morgan,
' Chszles Kelley. ''IT: Logan, 't '
MiLLLAM: MARTIN. President.
. : THOS ,C. 114N.0, Premderd.
tlr.snr Lnea
ts,Seeretary.
• P. - A. - MADEIRA; Agent.' .
40= . No. 05 Water street. Pitt9Wrgh. •
PHILADELPHIA VITIM AND
LIFE - INSITItAIiCE - CONTAII I /
:, NO.I49.CHESNUTISTREET; • :
oiirokite the Ctist , cim'llouse;
Wri.l ' llAttit .IiINDS OF .i . N.8117
RANCE, either refpetual or Limited, on qvcry
description of PrOperty or Merchandise, at reastiturble'
rates of premium. . •
ROBERT P. IRIDN, Prmident, . • •
DI. W. BALDWIN'. Vice President,
• DIRECTOI,: '
*
Charles • FL& Cope,
E. B. English, .• •,r3Oorge W. Brown,'
P. 1!. S. cry, ' Jor6ipti St. I'.o
C. sherman, • Jiihn Clayton, -
• S. J. Magargee, • Wilor,
' F. 111-tcr.nurut SOC rs , - •
•
-4:1 • • Corner Third and Woodstreetri'"•
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
Of-Pittsburgh.
No. 63 Ponrth Streei
0ft1ee......
'DIRFXI'OI - t3
Jacob Painter, - .Body Patterson, I. Grier Sproul,
C: A. Jamea IL Hopkins.. A. A: Carrier,
llenry Sproul, Bich. Voeghtly, . GOOT,ge W.Smith.
A. J. Jones, Wade' Haqlnto , Robert Patrick,.
Chartered • 11300.000
LAND,3IAINE' TAKEN, Wall , de.
eertiptiona
A . - CARRIER, Presitteitt.
I. GRIER SP/20(31.4 .§earefary. rjltly
Nerd'MN' Insurance WHIM)"
Or:PRITAIDgLI Y ITIA. - ''
iit. Y. PETTIT, Dii;ANII, 3eiret;l4
. . . ,
Ams3nt . of Capital St.Dchwid andinveste+.ls.s.o,ooo.oo
. , . 63,.= 35,
. ,
. . . . „' ., • ' ' 1gt,42 . 8 'OS •
: ..
•
. .
Insires Cargo Risks on the Ohio and Mil` issippi niPere
and TribUL-the...4: Insures amtinst loss .‘ Id aby ,
Fire. Also, against the Perils of the II ea andlr.,
rr,
a
Navigation attd Transertation.
Wini. V. Fettitc J. C. Montgomery, John M. Pumroy,
D. JI M'Cann, E. F. Witmer,, I Er-ao Guilion,
B. I. Woolstou, John A. Marshiill, CI as. B. Wright,
JohaJ_Patttrson, Elwood T. Posey.. - • . ' •
;
1 WILLIAM V. P,ET"TIT, President. ,
E. F.1 1 11'11.1E14 Vic Pi esident, - •
1 lt. J. M'CANN. Secretary. ,
REFERENCES:. ..• . . •.. - _. .! •
ia.Philaddphia: , ln Phi/addphia:.
&kyr, Latrah .Co,• .. "Steininltz, Justice k Co.,
-Truttt, Bro. & Co., ' • ... • Bitek,Morgetn &Stidfole,
.4, T. I..ane L Co., - - Pommy, Caldwell & Co. •
ErprTSIMBI.IN,OFFICj ~ .11 97 4 ATER STREET :
i
JAG l' ' • - - - R. : POINVEXTEM . Apint. .
Pittiburg;lnsurance Company,.
I pH). 96 WATER STREET' PITTSBURGH.' -
_ROBERT GALWAY, President.' .• • 1 ; t •
ALEX. BRALLMIice President...
F. A. RINEHA Secretary. —
Sir - Insures ti c oainet lILTLIi AND CARGO - RISKS, Orr
the Ohio and Allest&iippi Ricers and tributariesouid,
11fARINE RISKS generally.. „ ,
Anti ugaiw.d. Ines and Claltlli tire, and aLininst the.
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation. and Transpor.
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nolaeri Gabray, SamuelM'Clarkan,
Joseph - P. Chuatarn; M. D., John Scott, • '
Juges David Richey,- -
James W. Hallam), Cliarles ,krbqttmot,
AVizaitiee Braaley, • 4.
John .Fallarton; - 'N. P: Hart,_" ' '
nobillsol2, ." i : Robert R. Hartley,
William Carr, . .111"GilL
Western Insurance: Company ;
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. • OF PITTSBURGH,
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GEORGE. PAMIR, President; • .
. • • ' • F. M. GORDON, SeCretar y*. -
Omar. No. 92 Water street, (Spang 6 go:a:Warehouse,
up stairs.) Pittslwrgh.•
Win insure against all kinds of. FIRE and MARINE
RISKS.
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A lionelnstitntion,nanaged by DitOetoiS Who' aro "
Well known in, thpeommunity. and who aro detOrmined,
prorriptaecia awl liberality, t,9 maintain the eharaetee
.whieb. they have asSumed, Os brier - h . :li. the best. Rrotec
' t.i imt to thessi who desire to be imiureit'. •
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ASSETS, APRIL/ 343th,r1859.
Sleek .... - . *" ...... •••••••• 4 90,110"000-.
O lidortgsp ... e_ .. ..... ... . ..... ; .2,160 00
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Op ' 17;886 39
!Premium - 1%4' ... ...... .. 39,Q'77612 4
Notes wad hills - discounted.:....:.:. 153,389 'Zt
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D/RZOTORS.,
Gorge Darsie, , --
J.' Vi,antler, 4ebrge R Jaelison,
Jarnes, Alex. Speer,- .
Andrew Ackley, 31eKniett,
- Alexander NIMiCiE r
D. ALlisrig,. Win.-11. Smith,
11E' OLDEST 'AIsID TAIWEST
:tictioqaphie, ptiblishment` in the City,
SCIIIICIIMAN,
PRACTICIkL - LITH INFIAPIS EH
colififß THIRD AND, MARKET STREET'S;`';. '
,DUFF'S COLLEGE i3UILDING9,
ASSORTM ENT OF
JUL -
COLORED GAITER
Ky.'s: scamEaTz oa's
umk.Uttot.,
Seffing ver7 low at
$098,804 TO
$309,1410 itlS,
PITTSBORGIT, Ph
LADIwAlin CHILDREN'S