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The important and delicate interests which ' HON. LINN BOYD.
arecontidedtohiscareandjudgmentareguar- Hon. Linn Boyd, of Kentucky, who has
:irder the care of Dr. Pftneoast, of Philadel
ded with care and acted upon with prompt de.. been ill for some months, and who has bean
ci p
cision and perfect impartiality. All who have
he pleasure of his acquaintance ai came on to this city on Siftiirday, on his
1 4,the amount of labor ac iiiiih way to his home in Kentucky. Ho. is still in
,iiiititl46(.l*4l44?od..Y4Tagredifiia dtukg -..Yqy feeble health, and a bed wee fitted . :4so;
suming, he isapvayis atgle itA T s ia 4 ,1,4 Inp in the rear car, on which ho lay. It was
duty ciitlls him; 4 4! atAie y 44 thillie wriM)4, his intention to proceed hence to Kentucky 2 by
allVtiosittonvAnana litf to iikettiber Pt
important Conientions, his variedi'aiiroaif '' - ' 4 .
steamboat. We hope that a change of: scene
careful nursing may restore this (listin
g Ished gentleman to health and to publicuse•
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. acquirements and experiences may be reca,
ed. fulness.
aidllo6t.
MONDAY MORNMG JULY 4, 1859
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
AUDITOR. GENERAL,
RICIURDSON L. WRIGHT, of Philadelphia.
61311:VEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN ROWE, of Franklin County
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A.4.4t8T.5.,T Lilt ./L , DGE:
U P WE F. -OILLMORE,rt Pittsburgh
it:truer ..t,trotNtr:
- JOHN N. M'CLOWRY, of Pittsburgh.
ASSVITILT:
JOSEPH H. DAVIS'. of Alleghon'y City;
SAMUP;L MEA:NS. of Robinson township
PIIILIP H. STEV.ENSOT., of Mooti township
JACOB. STUGKRATH, of-Alleghenrcit;
ANDREW :TACRSON BEAUMONT, or Pittsburg.
In „,order that we and all in our employ
ment may have an opportunity of celebra
tingtheitational holiday in an appropriate
and patriotic manner, no paper will Le is
sued from. this office on Tuesday morning.
ADDRESS OF THE IT AT E COMMITTEE
. We publish this morning upon the first page
of our Paper,the address of the Democratic State
Committee adopted at their meeting at Dar
rislinig On the 29th of June. The political is
sueinow .before the people are discussed in this
paper With clearness and ability. The address
is ably*Widtten. The custom of our State Com
mittee of addressing the s Democracy directly
is one has always bean attended with
good effects.'.-The Democracy of Pennsylva
nisi, are determined to avoid all questions upon
which the people cannot harmonize. In the
coming contestthey will act in unison, and for
the genexisl good of the country.
THE ALLEGH ENY MOUNTAINS,
ALTOONA.
Rowhere on the great Appalachian chain of
mountains, . which extend from the Kats
kills in NeW York, to Georgia and Alabania,
is,. scenery so grandly picturesque, and
so beautiful in its stateliness, to be found us
on the summit of the Alleghenies proper, in
central Pennsylvania. From their lofty sum
mits, wooded to the very top, the eye
stt:efeh-slo'yer valleys and hill-sides, 'clothed
with the richest verdure, dotted here and
there :with 'farm houses. hamlets and flour
ishing • .
We haiejust returned from allying. visit to
this regiOn of smiling valley and rugged moun
tain scenery ; and although we have seen
them - often; each renewal of the scenes im
presses us with the immense natural advan
tages ' gathered here, and with wonder at '
the Aeyclopment which human energy and
enterprise hate here wrought, within a few
years. -
The Mountain chain, which divides Penn
sylvania, with its sharp eastern'cleclivities,
filled with-the richest deposits of anthracite
coal, and its more gentle western one:
equally productive of bituminous coal, i
full, on both sides, of iron ore. Like a back
bone -it stood, a barrier between the ex
and the west, until that stupendous int
provement, the Pennsylvania Railroad, reit
'dered it an easy of access, and pleasant
half-way house between_ the seaboard and
the west. .
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STATE s.v.vr_on:
SAMITE.L. e-E.E; -of. Birmingham
"cOI:ISTT C<NLVISEIDNER
EDWARD CAMPBELL, JP., or Pittsburgh
JAISEB .lILACKMORE, of Pittsburgh
JOHN T. SYM:ME.S„ of Pittsburgh
COMM SUILITTOIC
JOEL EETPHUM.,,of Elizabeth
DIRECTOR OF TELE POOR:
COL. THOMAS KEEL, of Tareutum
NO PAPER•
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From some of the higher peaks of these
mountains the beauty of the view surpasses
description. In company with a most agree
able party, we ascended the Wapsenonic
Peak; from the summit of which the eye over
looks the whole of the beautiful Tuckahoe
Valley. Below you, and far eft' in the dis
tance, for more than fifty miles, the picture is
most attractive. Bills and valleys, culti
vatedfields, and rugged mountain passes and
beautiful townsand villages are seen far over
the tops efthe waving pines below you. The
far famed White Mountains have no such
prospect.
Earlyafter the road was located, the com
pany, fixed upon Altoona-as the point for
the erection of' its principal workshops.
The proprietors of the land in the lovely
valley of the Tuckahoe, presented the com
pany cirith ground sufficient for their pur
poses, and, on this spot, enclosed on every
side by hills, the towering Alleghenies
looming up on the west, has grown up a
flourishing town; .which now numbers fifty
two hundred inliabitarits. in this great
natural: ariaphitheatre, formed by mountain
slopes; -clothed. with alternating, ever green
and:ever changing verdure, dotted here and
there_ with cultivated fields, is presented a
scene, especially at the present season' of
the year, of surpassing loveliness, and the
grandest natural beauty.
In healthful location, where their
employees are enabled to enjoy the most ;,
glorieus-beauties of i naturc, and where the
he
pure air ensuiesalth and vigor to the
body, the Pennsylvania Railroad -Company
havel.caused to be , erected , a series of the
most extensive and complete railroad works
in the country. The. workshops, par and
engine houses; occupy an area 'of twenty-sev
en acres of ground. The yardg and tricks;
the hotel'and grOunds,the office of the super
intendent,-the dwellings for employees, and
their lots, , reserved for' sundry uses, occupy
almost the entire town. Everything is in
the most complete order, and all the most
useful Modern appliances:for railroad pur
poses, are here brought into use. It is won
derfriflti Oliserve" how correctly everything
has been done, and .how admirably all the I
extensive, olidepriarently : intricate arrange
ments,"work, without clashing
.or confusion.
Eachperform.s his allotted task without re
gard to _others, and the most, perfect system
prevails in this
is great collection of work-
•
shops. It plainly perceptible, even to an
unpractised eye, that a master mind must
control and 'direct this monster establish- .
ment, and its employees,, or it could not so
promptly and perfectly, on' all occasions, be
prepaiied 'to supply the wants of a road ex
tending :all the way from Pittsburgh to
Philadelphia Col . , Thomas A. Scott, the au
peritttendent, reside There, and the concern
is under the direction, of his judicious mind
and great Pdministrative ability. His or-.
ders are ihe motive power _which puts all . the
wheels otothis great machine in motion,
and keepsihem working in the most perfect
system. IN is devoted to his, business, and
nothing—not even a due regard for health,
prevents him from performing his duty.
With him, the most humble employee of
the road receives the due consideration and
fair judgment which marks the competent
and impartial adraiiiistrativenfficer. He is
familiar with every •Mtiter relating to the
road, and finds time - t give his person
al attention to the most, minute dqtails.
It is not our attention at the present time
to go into a detailed description of the
multifarious shops, foundries, engine-houses,
and other departments at Altoona. .At
comefutUre'peried we intend to take enough
time: to make thorough:.examination of
all the establishreents at Altoona, and give a
' detaileddeription of them, as an example
of what railroads have done directly for the
g eneral benefit of the community. The
details and description's of building and ma-
Chinery, like, that presented at Altoona, re-'
quire time and care in preparation; and we
have no doubt will - prove attractiye and in
teresting to those who read n ewspapers
for the purpose of correctly informing
themselves of the progress of 'the age. '
Before closing this ai'acle, we'cannot re
train from recommending ourireaders, who
may be seeking a fen - days , healthful relaxa
tion from customary labor, to "g 6 to the
Mountains." They will find at, the Logan
'House, at Altoona, most comfortable accom
inodations, whether they wish fo stay for a
day or for weeks. Messrs. Miller & Roe,
With an efficient corps of assistants, will see
that. the wants of all are properly cared for..
• The Mountain' lionse, the pciputar,
mer resort IKAV under the management of Col,
W. S. Campbell, is but a few miles distant
from Altoona.- There is room enough for
all upon the Mountains, and nowhere can
healthful relaxation be • more readily ob
tained by Pittsburghers.
DEATH OF JUDGE BURNSIDES, OF
CENTER COUNTY.
We announce, with profound regret, the
sudden death of Hon. James Burnsides, Presi
dent Judge of the Twenty-Fifth District of
this Slide, composed of the counties of Center,
Clearfield and Clinton. On Friday evening
laSt, just as he was about taking ft riap at Belle
fonte, be was thrown out of his buggy and
instantly killed.
' Judge Burnside was the son of the late Hon.
Thomas 'Burnside, of the Supreme. Court
of
ibis State. He was a native, we believe, of
Bellefonte, where he has resided during the
greater part of his life, and which continued
to he his residence at the time of his decease.
He was sent several times to the Legislature,
where his services were highly valuable, and
where, among other good causes he espoused,
was the law for the erection of the State Luna
tic Hospital, in which there is now such admi:
rabic provision for the insane poor of the State.
He was elected Judge of his district in 1853,
and has presided over it with ability, and
much to the satisfaction of the people and the
members of the bar. He was a gentleman of
many amiable and generous qualities and his
loss will be sincerely lamented. He loaves a
widow (the daughter of Senator Cameron,)
and several children.
He XVII a leading member of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, end was, for a number of
' years, a delegate cf the church at Bellefonte
s to the annual convention of the Diocese. He
was about forty-five years of age.
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ASSAULT ON TUE BENICIA ROY.
The ,Tarring exhibition at the National
Theatre, Boston, on Friday night last, broke
up in a row. It was for the benefit of Jemmy
Massey, and Heenan, the . Benicia Boy, and
Woods, another pugilist, advertised in the
bills, would not appear.
Heenan was in the stage-box, and on lenv
ig was attacked by a large crowd or "roughs,"
and though he hit out right, and left terrifical
ly, was finally knocked down by n slung-shot.
His friends finally rallied, got him into a back
and conveyed hint to an apothecary shop,
where his injuries were dressed. His scalp was
badly cut, with other bruises, but none of them
dangerous.
CAMBRIA COUNTS
The nominations made,in this county, on the
2Sth,give great dissatisfaction. Col. G. Nelson
Smith was defeated for Senate by Augustin
Durbin by two votes. Philip S. Noon, Esq.,
was nominated for District Attorney, an ex
cellent nomination. Seven out of the eleven
candidates reside in Ebensburg. which if , an un
due proportion. Ebensburg is a great town, but
it is not entitled to all the honors. The Moan-
Milt Echo believes that the majority of tbe candi
dates nominated, are determined to decline, and
ask for dre-assembling of the convention to ap
portion the ticket more equally over thecounty .
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EXCUlt.lol. , ii TO FAYETTE COUNTY.
The opening of the Fayette Couunty Rail.
road, will be celebrated to-day by an excursion
from Connellsville to Mt- Pirsiddock. Excur
sion tickets will be issued over the Pittsburgh
and Connellsville Railroad to Connellsville.
This will be a tine opportunity for those of our
citizens who desire to pass the day pleasantly
to 'visit the delightful country along the Me
iiong,ahela and in Fayette County.
A New WaY to Collect au Old Debt
We have already mentioned the two char:
acteristic agencies for the collection of debt
in New York; vii„: Burlin, who shakes his
palsied hand at his unfortunate victim till
'sheer weariness and terror compel payment,
and that dashing ene-liorse turn out, which
makes such inconveniently long calls, be
fOre the recusant debtor's door. In Buffalo
it appears they have, just at this time, a
similariiiititatiOnin,the shape of a woman,
known the .knitting who, every
day sits .knittingin front of the residence of
her debtOionSwah'strect. ,Shehas regular
and largo audiences, and her tale is received
with the warmest sympathy. The feeling
only reaches toward the delinquent debtor,
and seeks nothing beyond simple .justice to
an indigent widow, who has been 'Tendered
through:the neglect of this'penniless indvid
'nal to pay. And .so she sits and will sit
forever, until, she sees the color of his money
And that woman, always knitting, still is sitting, still is
On the chat she every morning plants before her
debtor's door; •
Abd her eyes have all the . seeming of a female who is
. _ •
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She will give the man a
g tearmng
If he, does not
. pnrlo.oente,;
And he thinks tMan - ntrtnsgittit , ekirip
Is the darnelsO kind of borei,:!..
AT a meeting of *„central Bud Edu
cation, on ThursdajC - IWo:l4tek , the
President, Benj. §irigertjr,leethimself,
in offensive terms ,'-:****** l of the
Beard in deciding 15±7 . :ltt*OlAir: "'report in
Post. His language,-eriiel7nrikined, was so
unbecoming the place, thaiiireXeial members of
the board felt bound to administer a rebuke;
-which - he will remember, and is to be hoped
improve upon. This 'disinterested Presi4etl,
whose business thrives in PropOriiOn' to the
number of -school books'printed by him, don't,
like the'Pdar,' because some of his petty tricks
have beim 'ei-posed, till'Wehave feWriiire
on hand; WO shall:expose them at our earliest
convenience.
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Tlii.-Baltirnore City Railroad, which is in
tho hands of Philadelphia capitalists, 'appears to
be reconciling the difficulties which hare sprung
up between it and the city authorities. It has
:opened subscription books, end the City Regis
ter subscribed 'for $6,000. The construction of
tho road is in progress, though the company
has yet to get an act of incorporation from ,tho
,Legislature. .
THE LATEST NEWS
SY. TELF3GgA PH_
Four. Days Later from Europe
.ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT
. Nr.iv Pons, July 3.—The steamship Vat
derbilt has arrived from Havre, via Southamp
ton: bringing London and Liverpool dates to
Wednesday, the 2'2d ult., four days later than
thti previous advice... The steamships, Asia
and Hungarian, leolarrived out.
There are no battles to report from the seat
of war;, but the Allies were besieging Mantua,
and aP.other deciiive battle may soon be ex
pected. The Austrians have issued, at Man
tua, forced paper currency of 3,000,000 sterling.
King Victor Emanuel has officially declared
that he would not consent to the innovation
of any part of the RoMan States to Sardinia-
The
Austrians have removed their head
quarter i to Villa Trance, between Verona and
Mantua. : They have abandoned Loma.), on
Lake Gurda, and also Catcglione and Mon
techisSe, which recent positions they have oc
cupied in great force, and had strongly for•
tilled.
The French and Sardinian troops occupy
Brescia, and the Emperor - Napoleon Lad ad
vanced from that position to advance on the
Austrians:
Louis Kosimth had embarked for Genoa.'-:;,
Many other Italian cities had pronounced
for : the Italian cause.
Gen. Garibaldi marched, on the 20th ult.,
from Salo on Lake Garde towards Deseengeno,
but was repulsed by an Austrian force. fie
has since pushed his outposts - to Belladure in
the direeuon of Bordio, which latter place is
occupied by the Austrians.
Victor Emanuel had refuted the Dictator
ship offered him by the Commissioners front
Bologna, in pursuance of his determination to
decline the annexation of any partof the States
of the Church.
The Austrian official accounts of the losses
su=stained during the battle of Magenta have
been published. The killed are stated at 81
officers and 1,31 t soldiers --total, 1,3.13 ; the
wounded, '2113 officers and 4,130 soldier—total,
4,::1-18 ; the missing, .4,000 soldiers ; total of
. killed, wounded and 111 p ,, ing. 1. 1 ,71,1.
Advises front Egypt say that the Pasha has
ordered the suspension of the works in con
\
nection with the canal across the Isthmus of
Suez. The French Con, ul had protested against
this interference.
The-Vanderbilt passed, June '2l, in latitude
forty-nine degrees fifty minutes longitude six
ty-one degrees and nine minutes, the steamer
New York, hence for Bremen.
A despatch from Berlin states that six Prus
sian corps de a ?WIC , , besides the guard are to ho
mobillzed and three others kept in reserve to
oppose Russia if neesssary, all the other corps
will be c oncentrated and only a sufficient num
ber of troops left in the province, to garrison
this towns and fortresses.
Various bulletins. front the seat of War pre
sent the folk.wing as the slate of affairs :--The
Sardinian urmv is i posi T
tion before
,Briscia
in like with the Fr n ench troops. he c ities
of
of Tano. Nossourbrone, Sest and Acicena have
all pronounced in favor of the national cause.
Another despatch says that the Austrians
had lao.:cupied Montelavo on the 17th in con
f.h.b.:F.l4e force,
The story that a French ;:orm .rarmee had
occupied the Voltelline, is untrue. , Lom
bard corps, under some of Garibaldi's officers,
were stationed there.
Two thousand papal troops had bee.. sent
trom Rome, to restsore order in Piniga.
A collision had taken place at Cersira, be
tween a detachment of pupal troops and the
inhabitants. .
A despatch from Turin, dated the 18th ult.,
says that the Emperor Napoleon entered Bres
cia au that day . with Victor Emanuel. Much
popular enthusiasm accompanied the march of
the Allied troops throughout Lombardy.
The districts on the right of the Tiber, also
Lindlide Cadellu, had declared for the national
cause.
Victor Emanuel, in refusing the Dictator
ship of Bologna, told the Commissioners that
he should disapprove of every act subsersive of,
or contrary to, equality, and prejudicial to the
cause of national independence-
The Sing had also sent a message to the
Pope to assure him that he has nothing to
fear, and that the independence of the Penin
sula should he a guarantee, and not a measure,
to the neutrality mud integrity of the states of
the church:
A despatch from Berne, dated the 18th,
says that the Austrians, in great force, have
occupied the Stelvio Puss, blown up the Peril's
Bridge, and planted their artillery in the Pass.
They have also madeintrenehment at Nanders.
A French army is advancing by forced march
es against this position.
Gen. Garibaldi was organizing a free corps
in the Valteline.
The city of Mantua is besieged, and the
provisioning of the place had been orAerod,•
The Austrians .had destroyed the railway
from Milan to Brescia, but not that which joins
Mantua. _ _ .
Arrival of the Steamer Bavaria.
NEW Yong., July 2.—The steamship Bava
ria arrived here this mornifig, from Hamburg,
via Southampton, on the 18th ult.
London papers of the 18th are furnished.
They contain the following latest intelligence
from the seat of war :
Twits, Friday—The following official bul
letin has boon issued:
On yesterday the headquarters of tho Empe
ror of Franco were at Covo, on the road from
Bergamo to Cremona, and those of the King
of Sardinia at Castegrato, six miles west of
Brescia.
Remini and Cesse have pronounced for the
national cause.
Prince Napoleon has commenced the move
ment of his troops. Eight or ten thousand
Tpscan troops and eight hundred horses are
ready to depart with him.
Scavemera has pronounced for the national
cause, and a manifesto has been published, de
claring the adhesion of that town to the cen
tral government established at Bologna, which
into be placed. under the directorship of the
King of Sardinia. The manifesto also ex
presses a unanimous wish to be enabled some
day to form a part of a Monarchy worthy of
Italians. - • -
BERNE, I'riday.-7A telegram from Coire an
nounces, that nu.morous Austrian corps coming
from Stekvio has arrived at Grostole, in the
Tutteline, and. advanced towards Tivano.
Priday 7 -The Bourse is flat, and rents
are quoted,at 62f. 50c, for money, and 62f, 45c.
for stceounts.' being a decline of one-quarter for
the foriner, an d o ne-eighth for the latter since
yesterday:
NEW Yolik',.,•July2,:.--The stock exchange
being closed and a majority of brokers absent,
there is no market for stock, and the pricesare
for the roost part nominal. .A few transactions
have taken place, but tbeY are not, sufficiently
recognized to make thern'a criterion of the mar
ket value. At the closing of the quotations of
yesterday showed a steady but quite market.
The money market is rather quiet today, the
greater part of the payments falling duo, this
side of Tuesday. having been provided for yes
terday:. No regular business is doing to-day
but the preparation' f the bank statement, and
the latest matter' for the European mail, give
an interest to the 'market' which it would not
otherwise have. The disbursements of the Sub
friasurer to-day, amount to $76,000 which re-
P"dnee the Awalance to $416,000. - The Kanga
i rod takes oat $760,000, and the Ocean Queen'
$1,n026;028, pinking a total of $1,736,028, which
is rather larger 'than was anticipated.
The tatetropolitan Bank receives no more
Pennsylvania zonnty money on deposit, 'excep
the Wyoming: Bank:: - - • •
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON CITY, July 3.—An
despatch from Frankfort says that the destruc
tive consequences of the war to commerce,
industry and labor in 'general, becomes , . daily
more apparent; that a largo number of facto
ries in Germany are..-cb4ed, and.that those
operatinri'ariprincipally.on Aingrieltn account,
and for the Supply , of war orders.
• ,There were fourteen bidders for'supplying
anthracite coal for the Navy. The offers rang-.
ed from $3,25 to $3,25 per ton: .. Tlitt contract:
was awarded to HoraCe E. Brown, for Black
heath coal, for 15,000 tons, or as much more,
if required, at the first named price.
The Po , toflice Department has . dispensed
with the services of twelve express routcagents,
receiving each $l,OOO per "annffrn,,,an; the fine
between NeW York and Cincinnati. The bag
gage waiters arc to be allowed $lO per month
each, for delivering and receiving the through
mai .
The expenditure of the United States for the
fiscal year ending with June, exclusive of. trust
funds and payments of account of tho public
debt, were $41f1,2.911,000.
The Arial Voyage of the Atlantic,
ST. Louis, July 2.—Mr. Brooks, who presi
ded at the grand balloon expedition but night
just returned, delighted, a short distance"ea
of Edwardsville, at a quarter to eight o'clock
He attained the altitude of 12,000 feet, and
traveled 25 miles.
NIAGARA FALLS, July 2.—The bailout) "At
lantic" is very low and bound east. She is go
ing very fast.
SANDUSKY, July 2.—The serial ship. "
luntic " passed hero at 7i:10 A. M. Her course
was east by north. A paper was dropped, but
unfortunately it fell into the lake. Only three
persons were visible. Her name was distinctly
read.
CLEVELAND, July 2.—The balloon passed
Fairtort, thirty miles east of this point, at nine
o'clock and thirty minutes. It was seen near
ly to touch the water, when it rose, again, and
disappeared in a northeast direction—
CINCINNATI, July 2.—The balloo n, ln landed
at Adams, Jefferson county, N. e have
no particulars.
Kansas Constitutional Convention.
ST. Louis, July 2—The Kansas Contlitu
tional Convention assembles at Wyandotte, on
Tuesday next. The Republicans claim a ma
jority of twelve, but as certificates are not to
be
issued until the day of the Convention, the ab•
solute political character cannot be stated. , It
is understood in any event that a cm Elitution
will be framed, prohibiting slavery, •and an
effort will be made to engraft a provision
excluding negroi front this State. and also
to prohibit the incorporation of Bank of issue.
Action will bo taken in reference to the claims
of sufferers during the past trouble , of the
territory. A proposition to annex- Southern
Nebraska to the State will be considered.
Delegates from Nebraska will be present, and
the project has been favorably received thus
far.
Now , York Items
Latest from Utah
Sr. Locus, July 3.--The Salt Lake cor
respondent of the Republican says that Judge
Cradlebaugh has returned from his tour
through his circuit• Ile issued warrants du
ring his trip for the arrest of nearly one
hundred persons engaged in the nials;aore ut
Mountain Meadows. 'Various other murders
had occured. He saw no church officials along
the route. He reports that for eighty miles
before reaching . the Santa Clara Herders, his
company found human S6taletOns at Ahnost
every camping ground, many being probably
murdered by the Indians last winter, He
says that upwards of eighty men waisted in
the massacre at Mountain Meadows.
Another tuidauce of the Efficacy of llcer
have , a Holland Ritter,
N. M. POINDEXTER., at Union (1111,a•, s•Pp
v.ant,or "MIL 1 , 354. lays :--- Sarns twee teL kr: since, I.eing se•
re•culy airciqed With aueloitie , s at the P(01119,1/. tool of
oppet:te. And at Writ`, rtrong [ y nipt,.ni, 1.1E.y..,1,..4 21 . I
iray induced to trY your IL , I 100 13 1 TY ,00, 041. 1 I I. .`ti it
but an act ajarticti • to the ariicle• no \tell.. toe the amid
or Lbw. , alio may be attucted with biro ilerrini;enielit of
the f.tomacli, to ruts fiat OW IR , i/f or; 111p,tel,,,itle If
Oil. medicine provod of incidenlablt i bon;iiit. 1010 inc
frond the stomach from all:var.. at ileprecaoa. and rt.-
17,Ved ei cry ayiliptera it ilySpi . p . li.. I .011 id al,"1 , It..
Mil 1, - .. that Iwo other nieintwre °Noy 1'31114, ratio li Ir ro of
toted in a slmilar in.snnly with my.-cif. AV,TtI • rntirdy
relieved by the 1., of a magic bottle each.
Rout OirealZi,..—The I.:canine highly C...noentrat ,- . 1
I 2,,,thace'.4 notion.' 1tat.. , 1-
r. put up 1.1 half pint I,ttik.,
r only, and retailed at one dollar pp bottle. 'rho creat
' ,hanaui for this Hilly cf-lobrutc.l:\lerticine hay induced
mane itnitalluEs, li - 1.1,11 blur a,,lL.i.ie fl,nuid t ;tilirg :tg:hlllf.l
pUnAill...lll4. lACWart , rd itayet.lo,l. l .1 .4 0 i, 16 , 11 ear icoae
is on the loiwt of every bottle yon kt r .
BENJAMIN PAGE, Ja. 1 IAJ., boos Prima:Mrs, No
:5
Woo.. twtwoon First and ti .cond aureate, Patatairgli
',Pew.':tduertisentents
D ROPo.,A kilt .1101 Y TiziNspot
inve.l at the guar
termwittir ileherol's rune, tuitil 13. Kf, &VaindaY of
ttctober next. for the tratomortst ion of militsry so pig',
during the year ISW and 7r61,0n the following routes:
I. From Forts Leas enaorth awl Riley in the Terri
tory of 1{1111•110 from Fort Lartrnie, lo the Trs
eitory of
Nebraska, or (forts any
_point on the west bank of the
'llitsouri river north o 1 Port Leavenworth and south
latitude dig. north at which a depot nosy Ise ovtablish
ed, to the posts which are now or May be csdablislied in
the Terntory of Nebraska south of Island., 44 deoi. north.
in Or e gon south of latitude 91 dep. north and cast of
longitude 114 deg. west, and its the Territory of Utah
north of latitude 4i) degrees north and east of longitude
114 deg. west.
Frtim Forts Leavenworth and Riley in the 'femur
ry Kansas. and !corn the town ot K 1111.1•113 in the State
of :di,: oi;r;, to Fort Union in the Trirrimry of New Met
h., or to ! k, p,.1 that may he designated In that
Territory. • •
3. From Fort tooth or such other depoi.. , mai dy,
w .ted its tho 'Territory sir New Mexieo, to the po, rs or
depots tend ore or may Ise- ~1:11,11.11(141 in the Military
'Apartment of New Mexico, except Forts Bliss and
The scull to L. traulsirled issels.t ear coil not to
on rilber of the milks than one d Ihousnnd
pounds, tier more sal route 'lth:in ten Millicihs or pound..
and on routes 2 and 3 than tiro 111/111v1i, Ore hundred
thousand pounds each.
Proposals will elate the ride per hundred pound' per
hundred miles for winch the transportation will lie per•
formed on cacti route in each month of Use year, and
nifty be made for till the routes collectively. for :my two
of them, or for each route separately.
Bidders wilt give their manes in full 119 well as their
plarsis of residentie, and be prepared to execute bonds
trotti good t evenly its such on lilllol/111 as the Quarter
nutater general nosy determine.
he, jit I: . endiness for serviee by the
lot day of Janowy. Is4d; Lthals trospoytation lose Its
demanded at any time for the wbele
ported dining the year on all or either er I MAN.
they will be required to hnvo places of Undoes or agen.
cies at or in the vicinity of Fort Leavenworth. Fort .1...111 ,
antic., and Fort Union, or other depot in New Mexico, at
wlqch they may be communicated with protnptty rind
readilf. •
lute i proposal inyra ke gompinned by 11 guarantee,
simile, by Irlreff or more ppereotts lstiot j it or ssttsfstittirily
aortilipd to the imartertn stertleneral, setting forth that
if the party proposing shall be awaited the contract',
they Will enter lot obligation fur ifs si hfgl}mrfornwnce.
Propnaals will bo endorsed es fo lows: PropwAls
Army 'Pramprtation, and none will entertalined Un
less they fully comply with all the stipulations set forth
in this advertisement.
The right is reserved of rejecting any or all the bids
that may be made.
141../1.11111111:1817.11 (31.`Cr11111.13 OFFICE.
Wathington, Jane 27,1859.
have this day 210 r
sociated with the any bop, J. Sr.CLAIIt GRAY. The
bustuesa will be hereafter eucitin!le4 under the firm and
style of 8. Limy & Bqm. " -
July 1,1862:1w - 8001E 1 4 iJR.O.Y.,
S. GRAY & 80N.,
DRAPIIERS AND TAILORS,
No. 52 St. clalr street.
PITTSBURGH, PA
D', commies CHAS. 1,112,1M1CK
CIIAJDNVICK & SON, .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
pEAt.ERSIN PAPERAND R A GS, •
• k ,gerits for the unto of
Motioning Piro Nrlelf -1'194 Pot Clay;
Nos. In and good h't., near tiii•th. f1if4!140:6:
,g-Wrapplog Paper at Mantifuctur'ers' ens,
rail for 'ay. . 01:lynis
Zit• CLOTiTiNtc
On WEDNESDAY, July Cth, atlo o'clock. A. 1.1., and
2 and 8 o'clock, 8.111., St the Commercial Sales Rooms,
No. 64 Fifth streetovill,he Bold:
• 120 Assorted Summer Coats;
140 0 • *Pairs Pantaloons; '
' 127 ". Vests. •. -
The tote Peremptory, h.!' order of an Eastern Pawn
broker. r. m. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
LA 'TITAt frr. s, SILK D
Lawns, Beregvi, 'puuou, guu liinbrellas. Hoop .
Skirls, Mitts, kc., &c. C. p4NSON LOVE,'
iv 4 • .:41fintst Street
. .tir . Fis.sLlU Patin — Teat' Fitfin
TAsum and This
-L I sold by the case or single. s,m, P et
Fans, at low prices at , ,EATON, CEEB
Fifth and Market
F RENCH EMBROIDERIES , at cost.
EATON, CREE A CO,
Iv 4 - 'corner Fifth and Market streets.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, an ,ele
gant assortment.' EATON, CREE & CO.,
v 4 . .corner Fifth and Market streetp:.
S •
ILK AND GINGHAM SUN ÜBRIA:
A
LAB, at great bargains. EATON, CREE M k
CO:,
Fifth and l'ilarkot streets.
OSIERY, GLOVES, GAUNTLETS and
Mitta,marked down sere low. f.
EATON. CREE A CO.. Fifth and Market sta.
ELASTIC MOROCCO AND SILEI-.l3Fja,s,
by 1 EATON, CREEL CO,
ly4 • Fifth and Market eta:
A PATENTED IMPROV.EISIENT 'on the
" Queen of 'Diamonds,'" the best Slicrt, yet inveni
-EATON; CREE k CO.,
. .corner Fifth and Market sta.: •
trANDSOMEDOUBLESKIRTITENc. II
.1.1 LAWN ROBES at Three Dollartosturie se sold
early in the season at FiraDollars.. Also a,good assort-
Ment Silk Dusters and Laeli Mantles, . ,
je2B • O. HANSON . LQVE , ,I4 . Market.streetr.
Ve 1U at duertisements.
Saratoga Springs--Union Hall
RANI N0r .. „,, , ‘-‘p 0416E6, extensive altera
tionsir6pn,kneuts.ls now open for the ro
.rieptionror vislfrits. Theccgrounds have born enlarged
:and imitroveit and rhili'rooms and carriage house, with
lottgi wryer initichmon,a4dadt - for the accommodation
Or those. s trho Way bring their own equippoy,re with them.
:Every 67..ertion wilt be made by the Proprietors to sus
its eittalnished. reputation.
PUTNAM & PAYNE.
Tho house wihrentain opetallntil the Ist of October.
. ,
THE fEM►MORARE
ACOLLECTION Or CATHOLIC MUSIC,
containing six Has9es, a short Requiem Mass
yea
-pere, and a vanety of tritgnellaneotis meccs,suitaole Tor
morning and evening tgryiee, with accompaniments for
°him dr tneledeolOav Anthony Werner, Organist, and
Director of the - Choir Of OMCatheßral of the Holy CTO,3,
Boston. The `• Hemorare " is published. in one large
quarto volume, of 272 pages, well bound, and sold at the
low price of 12,50 per copy. , A liberal reduction made to
churciuta Fix' sale by'SOHN HI MELLOR,
jy4 : 191. Wpod street.
•PENNSYLIVANIA. RAILROAD. •
. .•.
FOURTH OF JULY • EXCURSIONS,
•
TO lItON CITY PARK,
WILKDISBURC AND TURTLE CREEK.
E XCURSION
TICKETS.--Secure - Tickets
before taking ,eats in the ears.
TO, IRON CITY PARK.
, .
Trail, will run ItCtween Pittsburgh and Iron City
Park. every teat( hour. Fir,t train will leave the corner
of W apie and. Liberty street? nt Stso A. M. Latt Train
it`,l%e the Park at 7:l'A) P. M.
Ti) iCI LK1N.3131./
Trams will inn an follows
Leave l!itt,burish,
11111=1=IBI=
TO TURTLE 1411.7.F.E
rdna will IraVr al ,
etaruing. lwco Turtlo Creek
Tit JOILNSTOWN.
Mail and lecommodation Traim, xtopping at all iuter
ediate polats.
.ave Pittsburgh
.•turning. leave Juunatow
air Exoursion Tiohot33 3,31 ed to any station on 1,113
33131333y1vanid Railroad, %till 1.3 c good for the 4113 and sth
I July
J. I). POTI'S,
Wr..)terii PiN l'entitt. R. R
it•!..:3!,.tiv AL.
W. & ' D: HIIQIIB
- REMOVED TO NO. G 9 MAR
KET Strvet, corncr of Fourth, where they will re
nuun till the tiro i4eptionber,w hen that will remove to
their new ,tire now being Milt al the Old suina, coriler
of Fifth 51:trktit streets. my4:lm
Lust or Miscarried,
•
ALErrER ltA [LED AT .101 INS roW N •
Ponn'a addre , sed to JOlf N ti.NODGILISS. - -ttt New
A toicandrio, flonria,onelie.inq a note drain, to his ordor
by Wo.a., Moaavu.k utiyable ut theiroffiea to Phila- -
&lith.. dated I.L) ,BL. 1a,9, m soity Jaye for 1.1,67.1 -
All per ms it. eantioned again, rec....ovine twit note,
It 1 ClelOned. and Ueell74opped.
VOUIZTEENTII LiziT 1)1 , ' A PI'Lli:C
TIMIS for to ors. tiled in th e Clerk's Office
up to June :Oil, Isla
.Alider.on tavern. Upper St. Clair tot
Celt Labell'i: with mile? Charliers
Burrow:
lirwy Jannv, • do. La:yr.:nee - tine,
Evaue It. NV.. do.
El,llPliiMiliralr,l7.l. do.
F, with other eonibi, Sixth ward, Pit
,;iilleman Anna, Live, n, •.- do.
A allugit Salim el, do. Indaina tow tot
w
Landehr Henry, .10 - . Peebles
Morria Jelinett. With rah er eoodr.. M'Keesport
Market it. It., tavern. 4th ward. Ettetioreh.
Rough Andrew, with oilier gi 3 O , Swath Patel
?vvrielly Wineived, tivern. Jai ward, Alleghew
ivtrair I,t do. Pitt:Jams
v 0 4, 1 4 01 jt4o V.., dot tl,l do. Alleeheny.
7.110MA. ,1 A. WAVLE:I, C
'1 :J.., igi• Cash.l , l; , •
IM - Tit E IUI Itisli OF.IDLY.—Se'
‘
ILIV very low.
LAMES' 'GAITERS, for £1.06 pair;
do. do., Heeled, for 1:2i% p pair,
LAD L.'S - &,001' SLIPPER, Lai et-."V pair.
And iloyr'. Mia.,e a'. ii.nd.Children. , ' Shoes,
every k Cosh
ind. et the lowest rates. at the Cheap Stu
of JOSEPH ii. BORLAND,
93 Market ,t.,seeond door from Fifth.
N. P.—Summer Polmleaf and Straw:Hats rd. post.
Ac,,g;NTRY RESIPENGE FORS4I,E.
'ten ,ere.? of land. isith dwelling House of five
roouts ::Pd •701111, good barn, spring and spring-house:
your? .lellar4 or choice fruit, grope vines, wail a vari
ety of ;mall fruits. Sititate at 3 mites from Allegheny
(icy. on the Permville plank - Road. For prteo and
terms. apply at our tittle , . r,l Market street.
5Y2 S. CUTIIIIERT & SON, Real Estate Ag'ts.•
DUO .10NtS. . D D001:18
D. B. ROGERS & CO.,
MANUFACTUR.EIIii OF
ROGERS' IMPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH
Corner Roza and Firid Streets,
Pl'l IWRGH, PA
NEW SU PEI; IWERIAL
tiET 51.!1? -0 StIAT OFIVAtt, embra
isrm a full Map of Europe. iind complete maps of Sar
dMia and Lombardy, Atn t 'la nod Italy; the whiMe ens
bodied ht one super impend sheet. tiro 3e.x44, inches,
furnishing 'mdi reliable geographical information as
cannot la: ',roomed from other source. This sheet
aiso roiltains statistios enremllv compiled front the la
test rt,liabla,nullioritt..4,giVillg.the strength oithe armies
and navies of the Powers of Euri•pe, with brief accounts
of the Leaders and Genernls of the opposin g armies, in
the present struggle. correct. and. Icadsome por
trait. of Louis Napoleon 111., Emperor of France; Alex
ander ii., Emperor of all the Ittissia-x; FraneisJoseph
Emperor of Austria, and Victor Emnnuel 11,_ King of
Sardinia. For had b} -,. •' ••' • IV. S. HAVEN,
• corner Wood arid Third, and
Market and Second streets.
N oT ICE TO GENTS.—We have on hand
A hAlitiE STOCK OF
Gent's pgtent bentltvr_tingll Frepch pair
CONQRESS GAITERS
And STRAP SHOES, which we are selling low, at
FIFTH. STREET.
W. E. SCILMERTZ it'CO
MANIJFACTIJRERS OF SAW-
J_ YEWS CHF:DUCAL OLIVE ERASIVE SOAP,
utter subjecting it .to the severest tests known to the
trade, are fully persuaded that therein noFatuily Wash
ing Soap' ir t' the IMited States, for so little njoney, having
itt tnanr good qualities, (and .0 few disennuts3
or 8E41.111-111cylpr, tirnplgas, enrktee and teg-
DV I'UIOTI=In - freedOm from resin, turpentine,
clay, fish oils, stale'greu.se, and adulterations,'
W+tWALT"PY--Ptir iFf0..10101; clothes, of every dencn
lion, coarse or Iluot (rotten, linen, wdolen or silk; dyed,
printed or white: for satinto tar, grease," pitch, paint,
oil. printers' ink, shoemakers' wax, etc,, from, clothes,
furniture, and from the hands.
(live it a fair trial for yourselves, end bh convinced. ,
" Reember, the name is on each bar. Ask for a ropy
of the m directions, It. C. At .1.11. SAWYER, o
• jes - • • ' 47 Wood street, Pittsburgh. -
TILE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO.
•
OF • PHILADELPHIA,
INSUIt& AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
by Fire on Buildings, Merchandize, Furniture, de.,
reasonable rated of
;lino.cretts.—F. 13.11!. , pri1r4 stair; 3FReo, of Wm.
004 Nang. ra7,lcr, Jno. . Atwood, of 460;84
White d CO.; Beni. T. Tredick, of Tredjek, Stokes A Co;
Henry Wharton; Mordecai L. - Dawson; 46. H. Ste Wart,
of Stewart d Bro.; John H. Brown, of Jolln H. BrOwly &
Co.; B. A. Fahnestock,of B. A.Fahnestock - ik Co.; Andrew
D. Cash; J. L. Erringer, of Wood AErringer. '
• ' F. RATCHFORD 13TARR; President.
CHARI,E3 W. CONE, Secretary.
. . •
• • .PlTTallt - Riiil Pal prENcy...4.--W In. Itolines/4 Co ,J. Painter
& Co., Thomas M. Howe. Esq., Jas. Marshall, Allen
'Kramer, Wilson,*. Payne ,t
Co.. Bailey, Brown & Co., Livingston, Copeland & Co.,
James B.'Lvon & Co., W
BRT.J.,
m, Savely At Co:
CO,' Agents,
' - 52.-Wood street.
v ~.
J
(Bucce!isoito Hartwell & Shephard,)
Drilla;lid, Corner Wood and Sixth. sta.
A. complete stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES PAINTS,
OILS and DYF-3, coo tarkilY.. 04 411.4,
Will tlnd it to their advantage to giro as a call.. ?farm
fachiror of the celebited
O T Elt 'C A P; I 1,.L I
ARION STREET.—For-aale, - .a coat
./..VJL fortable—two-atory Brick -Direllingief five -rooms
and cellar. The lot is . 3o.feo fron, by lei feet deep, on
aruilley; a large griipc 'arbor, stone wall' and paling in
front, a frame ontbatlding,s &c. , Price 'f,.2,0170. Teritin
easy.. $ CUTHBERT & SON, .
J e ap
,bl, Market street.'
, OTA'.IO ".--.-100 bushels Red . .Potatoes,
received and for.sale by • JAB. A.• FETZER; •
39 2 - • corner Market and Pint streets: .
't
iew *VC% :gun
City and County Insurazuw:oooailY
NOTICE IS lIEREtf
in pursuance of an not of Assembly relating there•
to, and the Charter of lncormtion, approved April
11th. 1559, Books to receive subscriptions wilts Ca dal
Stock of thocltystrid County Insurance Company of the.
city of Allegheny, will be open at the officeof PETER.
pj..ITERsON, Federal street, , ARoglieny, on TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY and TaimsuAl. bth. eth and Ith. of
July, and at the office Of WM. P. 13AUM, on St. Clair
timbal
less the stock Le sooner aubscribed,) from 10 A.M.to 4
Hatnrdee9tiliPiotfL4JbuTenext,em ro ß re rn m A al Y n an o d pe S n An for ißp rivr AY tarn, (no.
(lock. I'. M„ of each day.'"
Josiah King, James L. Graham,
Henry Irwin, Wm B. Pussy.
Peter Peterson, John Birmingham,
0. G. Craig, Wm. P. Baum,
James Old, John Irwin, Sen,
James Gibson, John Sampson,
C. Yeager, George Lecns,
Samuel - Gormly, Nicholas Voeghtly, Sen.,
John A. Scott, R. P. McDowell,
John W. Riddle
J Daild Greig,
Sam'l Lindsay. Jun., .1. Longmore, '
N. Borland, Thomas Farley,
D. M.Evana. Alex. }blends.
R. W. Poindexter. Thos. Donnelly,
James Park, Jun., Junes A. Gibson,
D. Leet Shields, amonissioners.
07dd
CANNEL COAL OIL.
SOME OF THE GOOD QUALITIES OF
IVell Refined. Cannel Goal Oil; are these :
IT RIVALS . 17 AS MORT IN BRILLIANCY;,
IT IS ENTIRELY NON-EXPLOSIVE; '
IT MA YBE CARRIED ABOUT; •-•
IT IS CONVENIENT FOR GENERAL USE; _
IT BURNS WITHOUT ANY OFFENSIVE ODOR;
IT IS CLEAR AND BEAUTIFUL IN COLOR ;
ITS APPEARANCE IN THE LAMP 18010 - AIIIEN.
TAL AND ATTRACTIVE;
IT DOES NOT PERMANENTLY SOIL CARPETS,
CLOTHING, QV-, on which it easy be spilled, a large por
tion of it, Lang one of the best articles for draw'g soiled
gc6ds
IT IS EXPHATICALLY THE CHEAPEST LIGHT
KNOWN. ,'
;:09a.u,
9310 •
50 ••
11.Y40 "
11:40 "
1:00 P M
1:50
3:00 •
350
4::41
'
GU Le a responsible dealer and obtain a good coal oil
lamp. Secure this ,ride, so that they will move readily
up and down in the tube. Trim the wick with sharp
scissors, exactly even with tho top of the wick-tube,
clipping Off the small projecting points at the corners.
Fill your lamp with our oil. Turn up the wick carefully
at first so as not to crack the chimney.
A shade wilt greatly et co its excellence for read
ing or sewing by.
13y the careful observance of these directions, you will
secure a light that cannot fail to please.
Our facilities for refining are now very perfect and
complete, and having devoted a great Beat bf laborious
attention to the art, we have succeeded in producing an
artiOp of the very best quality, to which we invite the
especial attention of the trade. All orders will be filled
at the lowest rates.
For sale by the barrel, or in quantities to snit custo
mers, by ADAIII &pMDE •
Refirs of E
Coal Oi ls.
Penn'a Avenue, near High street,
(not far from the Conti House.)
. 4450 "
1418
11.50
. 1-45 P
00 A. M
$l,O "
10'40
11.40
-50 P.
330 "
40 "
7.Du A. IS
10;05
11.14
P.
100 '
450 ••
COUN ^ TRY - MERCHLNTS,
DIRECTIONS FOR ITS . USE
1 e`"9.3mtl4W
PIANOS! PIANOS!!
riMitt
NEW opt,
Arrival of Pianos.
T"SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE
ceivo from the Manufactory of
CHICKERrNG & SON'S,
A fresh supply of their
UNRIVALLED PIANOS
The instruments have all been selected personally by
a mlbSenbar , at tae FlietOrTs
ESPECIALLY FOR THIS MARKET.
Those in want of Pianos aro invited to call and exam
ins this stock, which comprises all the various ogles
miumfactured by Chickering A Sons, from the plainest
to the most elaborately carved cases, and at prices to
suit all purchasers
WALL INSTRUMENTS WARRANTED.IiS
JOHN 11. MELLOR
NEW STOCK. OF 'MELODEONS.
T UST BECT.IV S.PPENDIpIipIy
u lot of Ai r F F.O 5. (rorn ihv
m.etory of ?1 t 8 .4 HAMLIN, ldoelstni
inclisting all the styles made by this firm.
'These inatrunienta have been .approved
be the greatest musicians iu the euuntry—as Dr. Lowell
MaeOU. Geo, F. Root, W. 11. BraJbmy, and others- 7 (4m-
Fequentl r they can be relied mans tieing fire cies+ im fru
swats. They are noted for the following pointa:
I. Their pure and musical quality of tone.
2. Their }treat power of tone.
3. Tl.eir perfect Nuality of tone.
4. Th.: it prompt and easy touch.
I 6. Their beautiful style of finish.
6. Their durability.
'cilecr chattptin3 prirse.
For stile only by JOHN IL MELLOR,
No. S 1 Wood street.
Poscripti re circulars mailed to any address. (nayl3
THIRD IMPORTATION.
WITTIg & CO.,
No. 24' Fifth Street,
ARE NOW RECEIVING A COMPLETE STOCK OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
BAAEGIiiA rp BAUGEAI4O4MI3IIO/IEB
BLACK LACE 14HAWLS
Mantillas, Bare ge Anglais Dusters, stx
lelo
WM. IL WILLIAMS & Co.,
Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
Tread ATfrcer, Ferrer of Third,
jelly PITTSBURGH, PENIVA
ALLEGHENY CEMETERY.
SECRETARY A'D Tft.*Pf!..F4V9 OFFICE:.
4T Not 47 - FIVTflt ST TT
SUPERINTENDAN'rS OFFICE I
.N I TKA STOVE WORKS.
ALEZILPIDER BUADLET,
Kearny:cram A-mm Dula ix mar ♦DIRT! O
Cookkg, Parlor & Heating Stoves
PLAIN AND TANCT GRATE FRONTS, &C.
Bole Proprietor of the Celebrated
PATFAT IiIiPiPSGI 4 0 1 4':!IP F°I?§I3IIING
COOK STOVES.
OlBce and Sales Rooms,
cc:23112p No. Wood Sired. Piitgoorgh, As
Q. - MYTH & SNOWDEN'S
' NEW TEA STORE.
'Nap. 34 PAM' Street.
EMMA CURIOUS OOLONGS;'' .Fnasy YOUNG
;HTBO,NI3; GUIIPOVIDEItei •
IMPEETAIE,ENGLLSII BREAEFAST TEAS.
All purch[dedatlowest cash prieei, and fot sate *hole
sale and Retail, at . BMYTE , A- SNOWDEN'S
intl(tif. , . New Tea Stara. 11411ftbatrast...
Ittglicit42ll l , TAIT-40114
COPIER Ruin AID SIUMELD inn% 'f • -
• t • ; plrmaticar, P 4.
• • •
TIT AS JUST RECEIVED' A FR,ESH SUP
.prot of Spring and SanuniteGoOde, Which he is
prelared to menufarre to - order in the latest - styles,
and at reasonable rides. f .7 aratam
Tit EDPORD SPRINGS---T IS WEL L.
knot-trend delightful =timer resort will be oPed
ter the reception of visitors on the first ofJutte, - and kept
open till the first of October.
, The hotel will be under the management of Mr. A. G.
Allen; , wliterieteapialitelOO L ,ro o 44 6 94s. n0w09414434 -f4telk
tion to toe guests, give me enamel. assAnknott , ; ospoweff
and ktri treatment - —.-;
Parties ssishing rooms or any infortdation in regard to
Vspe, Will please sOreeis ;
' Superintendent of Gedford'ldlneral Springs.
my2l:itor:..
AAljournment of Amslgnees , Sale.
HT h-kE QF VIE PROPERTY OF
T
illiotnixs rS ' kost•ppwri 144;1171 , PNEe"
DAY, July 14th next. By oraer of MS Aeggdoe' L "
TBOB. J. POW
B. B. CHAMBERLIN,
QEO, GILLMORE.
Rochester, June 14th.180. jell
•
,ROUSEL'S EAU. I.4ISTRALE °DO
BANTE—Thia tualvereally approved and admired
article; fteeirdin- ardent spirits, pungent oils, and other
destrucstve materials, deans thehair erpeditiously, ten.
dens It abeaMitul brigy, and imparts to It the delicate
fragrarienot the fiOwers. • For safe lir
FLinEN
Owner Diamond and Market street
BBLS. SPANISH WHITING for sale
.111A-7b7 BECKHA.b I IIe k KELLY,
A gheny CW.
- •
NORTH IP .
ASSURANCE COMPANY
NO. 1, MOORGATE STREET, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1836.
CAPITAL $6,208,80 0 00
PAID UP CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.. 2,194411 02
ANNUAL REVENUE, for the year
ending January 31,1858 033,134 12
THIS COMPANY INSURES AGAINST.
Loss or Damage by Fire;almost every description
of Property. The Balm of .Tremitan are moderate, and,
in all cases, ba.4d ripen the ohmmeter of the Owner or
occupant, and the merits of the risk.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid'without reference
to London. A special permanent fund provided in Phila
delphia for payment of lasses in this weldor
•
:tarsal - sag errtssonen: ~,
Me i i . .Sts2, James 51'Cully Co.„ 174 Wood street:
' John Floyd & Co.. 173 Wood street; '
Brown & Kirkpatricks, 193 Liberty street;
D. Gregg & Co., 99 Wood,street;
WilstrmlNl'Elroy & Woodstreet;
James M'Candlesa &,C0..103 Wood street: -
Nunick & Co.; 95 Water street;
B. Fahnestock t Co., First and Wood sta;
Co. S
" Joe . Woodwell & econd and Wood eta.;
",.. Atwell, Lee & Co., 8 Wood street;
Burchfaeld & Co., Fourth and Market streets
31CCalullass, Ideans&Co.,WoodandWater
, . monatrscrs:nt tenant:mug.
George tr. Ernaa..7...440341 ,- ,nx , ,:trent ; - -
Messrs. Myers. Claghorn & Co., =2 Market street;
Wm. M'Kee & Co., 22,Pouth Frontstreet; •
."‘.7 ArCiitehtem :CCollins, Front and New streets
" Smith, Williams& Co.; 513 Market street;
James Grabam & Co., 03 and 2.2 Letitia sheet
Joseph B. Mitchell, Esq., President Mechanics Bank
James Dunlap, Esq, President Union Bank;
A. Porter,late Judge Supreme Court.
JAMESW. ARROTT, Agut, `
Temporary Office, 103 Wood street.
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO
OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE --No. 31 Ptfth Street, Bank Block.
TNSURES AGAINST ALL KINDS .OF
I
FIRE AND MARINE RISES.
ISAAC JONES, President; JOHN D. Me CORD, -Vice
President; D. M. BOOK, Secretary; Capt. WILLIAM
DEAN, General Agent.
Dnutcreae—lsane Jones. C. G.Hussev, Harvey Childs,
Capt. R. C. Gray, John A. Wilson. B. L. Fahnestock, John
D.licCordc Isaac DI Pennock. R. P. Sterling, Capt. Wrn.
Dean, Thos. 11. Howe, Robt. H. Davis. my 29
DELAWARE lIIVTVAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLA
TURE OF PENNSLVAtiLt,IE3S.
OFFICE, S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT STS
_ _
PHILADELPHIA.
Marine Insurance.
ON VF2SELS, 1
CARGO. To AR parts of the world.
FREIGHT,
INL.A.ND INSURANCES
On Goods, by River, Canals, Lakes, rind Land Carriages
- to all parts of the Union.
FIRELNSORANCI".z .
On Merchandise 'generally,
On Stores, Dwelling Uotises, eta, etc.
ASSETS OF THE compAN r, - •
. . . .. _ .
Novizenea 1,1958.
.
Bonds, Mortgages, and istate....... ..... .. $ 77.,3133 35
Philadelphia City 6'#l c ent Loan. .
105,144 00
Pennsylvania State 1. , n 5....... ... ... .-....-.......104, 4 Z 00
United States Treasury Notes. . 30,112 50
Railroad o', cent. Mortgage 80nd5......• ~.... 57,375 00
Stocks to Railroads, Gas and Insurance Veg.. 25,382 60
Bills Receirable---. .... .. . ..,::.• .. ',:. . ..... .... :.: . ... 201,668 38
Cash on hand . .. .... ... . ... --....„.................-- 42,067 85
Balance in hands of Agents, Premiums ori l. ' •
Dianne Policies recently issued, and other 61,238 14
debts chie the Company-- -..........-
D1420T0119.
Wm. 'Martin, Samuel E. Stoke%
Edmund A. Sander, J. F. Peniston,
Theophilus Pauldin Henry Sloan,
John It. Penrose, Edward Darlington. ,
- John C. Davis, H. Jones Brooke,
James Traguair, Spencer M'llraine,
Wm. Eyre, Jr., . Thomas C. Hand, •
James C. Hand, , Robert-Burton,
Wm. C. Ludwi.,e• Jacob P. Jones,
Joseph - IL Se.ar, James B. APFarland,
Dr. R. M..lluston, Joshua P. Eyre,
G eo. G. Lieper, John B. Semple. ?Ate,
Hugh Craig, • D. T.Morgan,
Charles Kelley J. T. Logan,
WILLLOI MARTIN, President.
THUS C. HAND, Vice President.
Hriitr Lasses, Secretary.
A. MADEIRA; Agent.
e• No. CC?' Utter sceel."P:U,-.4IPA:
iVtiloloWlv 11:,4312,44
PErria)Xriruf: VTII7IA-1113
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
N 0.149 CHESNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom Houle, •
WILL MIKE ALL KINDS OF lENS'IT
• RANCE: either Perpetual or Limited, on every,
description of Property or - Merchandise, at reasonable.
rates of premium.
ROBERT,g. P. D K R ING. President.
11t
Icr. W:l_NNiee
.BIBRWORS":
Charles Bayne, E. R. Co-W.,
E. It English, George W. Brown,
P. B. Savery, Joseph S. Pant,
C. Sherman, John Clayton, '
S. J. Magargee, E. tailor,
F. Bucssras, Secretary.
J: G. COFFIN, Agent,
jy4iy Corner Third and Wood streets
PENNSYLVANIA INgITIiAIiCE CO.
rittsburgia.
No. 63 , Iroutrth Street.
DIRECTORS.
Jacob Painter, Rody Patterson, I. Grier Sproul,'
C. A. Colton, James H. Hopkins. A. A. Carrier,
Henry Sprotil, Voeyttitly, George W.Smith..
A. J. Jones, Wade Hampto Robert Pairick q
Chartered Caidta14........ Pa
trick,
Chartered
AND MARINE FUSES TAKEN, , of all - de
scriptions.. • . _
Merchants' Insurance Company
OF PHITALDELPECIA.,
B. V. Pl's f IT, Presklent --...D. J. Id'CAN - N, Secrete:7
AnloWit 91 Capital Bleak paid in end inresteds2oo,ood - co • •
Insures Cargo Risks on the Ohio and issippi Rivera
and Tributaries. Insures against loss' idamo.o by
Fire. Also, against the Perds .or the 'dna and Wand ,
Navigation and Mun i rti. itotio
Win. V.-Pettit, J. C. Montgomery,: John M. PFunM,
D. J. lirCann, E. F. Witmer, . • Itelo Gutlion
B. L. Woolslon, John A. Marshall,. Cleo. B. Wriglif, -
•
John J. Patterson, Elwood T. Pusey.. • ' • •
WILLIAM V. pvrirr, Preside 4
E." F. IVITMER, Vice Pi esident, _
D.. J.% riPCANN. Secretary.
REFERENCES: • .• • •
- , /a Phdocklpkia.: • , .
Seiger, - Lamb & Co., 'StAlistnitz, Justice & Co.,
Trtutt,Bro & Ca, • Bilek;Mbrgim'kStidfolei :
A. T. Lane & Co.. • Purnroy, Caldwell 3 Co! •
PITTSBURGH OFFIC NO. 97 WATER IFFREIar.
-• • • ' • W: POINDEXTER, Agent.'
AT TRUE CEMETERY
~,nsnranc@.
SAFETY
. omens:.
A. - A: CARRIER; President. ' •
I. GRIER SPROUL. Stereta • .
ritfablirgif Comply ,
NO. 96 WATER SW. PrrnBORON,
ROBERT GALW&Y,Fresident.l_:_. •
ALEN- Pre4idnlA. •
R . N.-RINEHART, Secretary. - .
Sir Insures against HULL AND CARGO R19%9, 4
the Ohio ivad Blississan Rivers' and tributiuiesi and
'And against toes and damage by Fire, and against .11i y ' r - e ,
Penis of the Sea and Inland liarigation andTir..anspar.
DIIIYOTQIIB
Robert Oslrrak; , SamuelATlnrlctin,
Joeeph - - John Scott,
James Marshall, ' , Richey,
James W. 11.41 man ., CharleaArloashnot„..
Alexander 131114je.y. 3. L. Leech,.
John nilTefiati, •
R. Sbina:am ,• ' Robert fo..martiey;
' Witham Carr,- . , -
Western Insurance Company; -
• OF PITT'SBITRGII. "-
GEORGE DARRIE, President;
F. M. GORDON, Secretary.
Omar. No. 92 Water street, (Siang tt Co.'s Warehnuie,
up stairs') Pittsburgh.
Will insure against all kinds of FIRE and hiARTIFF,
A Rome lisititution„ managed. by Directors who are
well lu:owl:Linthe community, fold'who are derOrMinsdf“
by promptness rind liberality, maintain the character_
wbuctrthey have seamed, es otrernag" the best Vrotee-_,
tion. to those who desire to be insmw.; -
' - .ASSEV,JAPIIJI.
SltiroropACP4l4l3ts'l.: 4 M) I
Office 1 ~••=•••••.ffice rnihire :
'
Open Accounts, .... .. DASD. S 9
Cash ..._.. •• • •• •••••• - 1 r 387
Premium 3 0•5 , 01'6 12
Notes sea bills 153,389 29 "
t tMils/42
t(i la T a e
• 'R Miller: Jr' • ' , ••••• ,, 'I
•,"..! • GeorgeNir, Jickeou,
7 • . „,
'Alexander e" ck,"
IY/Pi
George Darin's,'
J. V.utler, t:
James n'AilleiY.
Andrew Ackley : ,
NathaineVnolmee,
11117 M
THE OtDE.ST 'ASP
Lithographic Establishment in the City.
WM. SCIHJCIMANi,
PBACTICAk OGRAPtIEV,
CORNER,THIRD AND MARKET STREETS,
PUFF'S COLLEGE. BUILDINGS,.
, ,
PITTSBURGH
i`~4i~ ~ ~ ; .~
tams. AND cinulmrs
'COLORED GAITERS,
Selling very loin at . W, E. SCRALERT'h 4 CO.'S '
is le ' • 31.1%fth. simeet-
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