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WEDNESDAY MORNING:JULY 13,1869
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
AUDITOR GENERA L,
RIOILLEDSON L. R'IIIGHT, of Philadelphia.
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN ROWE, of Franklin County.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY. TICKET.
ugatitiE F. OILLMoRF, or Pittsburgh
ATTOVINET:
JOIIN N. M'CLO WRY, of Pittsburgh
Err :err . sr:LAI . = •• •
RAMUEL /MEE, of Dirininglmaa.
•rszion.r:
JOREPHH. DAVIS, of. Allegheny. Qty; -
SAMUEL W. MEANS. of Robinson township.
PHILIP H. STEVENSON, of Moon township;
JACOB STIICKRATIL or Allegkenypity;
ASIDREW:ittIXE ;( 4 4 .BP. ,I I.4 OI Tr, of Pittsburgh
iNJUNIT
EDWARD CAMPBELL, Jd.,.of Pittsburgh
- COUNTY TRIMIIIIIER:
JAUFS BLACK*ORE„. of Pittsburgh
ciourry introit •
JOSTE T. SYMMFS, of Pittsburgh
COUXTI BUILTUTOX:
JOEI. RETCH - UM, cif.Elitsbeth
DIIIICTOII 01 , SAY POOR:
COL. THOMAS HEEL, of Tareutum
UNITING THE DEMOCRATIC FARTS - .
In numbers, the Deinocratie party was
never stronger than at the present time.
The .tendency of the political opinions of
- ell classes of citizens is Democratic- The
great princiPles of the Party were never
more universally popular than now. Even
those who profess to oppose us, are obliged
to claim our doctrines in order to gain popu
lar favor. There is, however, a difierence of
opinion in our own ranks, upon certain
cpiestions, and this difference prevents that
entire union and harmony of the organiza
tion which is necessary to insure success in
. a great struggle like that which impends in
1860.
There is too much importance given to
these minor questions. Too much effort
made to get all sorts of things into our plat
forms.' Every body seems to have a plank,
which he thinks ought to become a compo
nentpart of the Democratic platform.
We should turn our attention snore to
practical results, and less to theories and
declarations. No matter how good a plat
form our Conventions may present, they
cannot manufacture a good President out'
of a bad or incompetent man, nor can any
platform make a bad President out of a
good, honest, competent man. While we
should not undervalue principles, we should
not suppose that a declaration of them, no
matter how perfect and pure is all that is to
be done in selecting a candidate for the
Presidency. If we desire the greatest prac
tical good to the country—if we seek to have
the government in all respects well adminis
tered, we must select for our candidate a man
whose personal eh aflutter is without reproach,
and whose political life has been one of
steady . and harmionious co-operation with
the great principles of the Democratic party.
We must have a martof national oducatior,
national feelings end: national knowledge—
a man of both common sense and personal
worth. With such :a martin the field, the
Democracy might drop all difficult questions
and run him upon the simple platform of
pledging him and his party to a rigid
observance of the constitution mid the
law's.' On 'such a platform a..; this, all could
unite.
71The Democratic feeling of the people of
these States is strong,but harmonious !Action
is rendered difficult by the introduction of
-local and sectional issues. In the campaign
of 1860 itmight be possible that the Demo
crats of Allegheny county, small in numbers
though they may be, might turn the scale in
Pennsylvania, and thus'secure the election
of a Democratic President. Is it not then
the greatest of folly for them to throw away
their power and influence for the sake of a
local issue which has nothing to do with
Democratic principles or with politics of any
kind? Is it not time that the true National
Democrats of the county should insist that
Democratic principles, and not local issues
should be the basiSofparty organization,and
thus coneentre and strengthen the party for
the coming contest? The calm thinking
and just men of the party think it has been
divided long enough upon minor and tin,
important questions, and those who insist
upon making tests of Democracy out of ir
relevant local questions, have lost their pres
tige with the people.
SUNDAY RAILROAD TRAVEL.
The restrictions upon travel on Passenger
Railways on the Sabbath, imposed by existing
laws, are speedily to be brought beforo the
Courts in Philadelphia, for adjudication and
interpretation. Several of the companies in
that city commenced running their cars at
regular intervals on Sunday last, whereupon
the-Mayor-informed the officers of the com
panies that if they persisted, he would be
compelled-to interfere and require of them
a strict observance of the law. He was in
formed that the cars would be run at all
hazards, if only to test the legality of the
prohibitions against travel on Sunday, and
the hope expressed that no unnecessary in
.terference by the authorities would ensue.
The first car was then started, but it had
proceeded a short distance only, when
Mr. Ruggles, accompanied by other officers,
overtook it, and, arresting both the conduc
to).and driver, took them beforo Alderman
Hutchinson, by whom they were held to
bail kr a further hearing. The Company
being deteimined to run their cars, Mr.
Ruggles is formed them he would make no
further ATre.4l l , but would take the names of
the conductoris, and drivers of all the cars
that might - be , r6u, in order that they might
be held . tre aionver. The cars continued run
ning dtirlsig: the. day, And. were used by all
classes of-th , O:ommunity, proving a very
great advantage, - Nearly twice the number
of passengers werecarried that have yet been
carried over the road on a weekday, with
the exception of the 4th
Canal C 1869. \
The following gentlemen havO N been ap
pointed commissioner to assess damageStm the
North Branch Canal :1400. Thomas "WhitO;
of Indiana County ; s•• • en Torrey, of
Wayne county, and Thomas ris „ n,.o f
quehanna county. If our reader. ece
,Y_
claims for damages, they should filet
be
fore the second of August next.
THE Archbishop of Paris (Cardinid liarlot)
has refused to attend the Te Deura in honor of .
the battle of Salferino. He reasons thus: "I
cannot join in thanksgiving for the murder
of fifteen thousand human beings, nor raise a
hymn of joy founded upon the pain and misery
of - others ; but 1,,wi1l sing a De Profundis and
Requiem for Hie souls of the departed." Now,
although it seems churlish, we think he is about
correct, considering his "cloth."
WILLIAM H. SEWA.RD has been received
with "marked courtesy by Queen Vittoria
and Prince Albert."
. , ~ ~-~
[For the Pittsburgh Post.]
ON THE SEA-SHORE.
ATLANTIC CITY, July 11th,
DEAR POST :—The medical fac Vlav4
with united voice, pronounced i
ve. fix•
pil
sea breieiMbntltijlgrdea
of restoring ener4a i *d rckiittitahrisWiA ,
lug broken heilth,m4 a t iyrdtpg th4i filksatit
life-renewingrelaxation,
labOr, which‘ftilia49 soldiYleti and - Wnitinn
too many of US before our time.
Atlantic City is fast becoming one of the inost:
famous, as it certainly 'is one of the most at
tractive watering places in the country. It is
easy to get at, and delightful when you
there. From Philadelphia it can be ` eaclh "!
in two and.balf,a,-licturs f the,,tnden and
Atlantic ItailitCrut.L''Tft'e+jogiMit-oftitis road,
John Brodhead;' Esq. ; : ig of
cellent address,Ykyid - saoretigh ikriotvledge of
his business, and ht. efforts in its behalf, have
contributed larselY
to success of Atlantic
City as a watering place. ,
All the appurti n ances,con ven i en ces,eo ni fort s,
amusements and luxuries of a drat-class water
ing place,are found i a perfection at Atlantic City.
There arc plenty of good hotels suited to all
classes of customers. The leading one, and
the largest, is the United StateS; iii charge of
two P e nnsylvanians, Messrs. Conrad and
Hinkle, who never fail in anything which is
requisite to make their guests comfortable.
They keep a capital house; prompt and ac
commodating attendance; n . splendid table;
well furnished rooms, and, in a word, no one
ever stops at tbe,United States without becom
ingimpressed with the fact that its proprietors
are exactly the right kind of men to •' keep a
hotel."
The longest surf-heneh 'in the country is at
Atlantic City. It extends fora distance of ten
miles, affording a most, delightful drive in r%
broad tired Jersey wagon.
For a number of years this point was re
gurded as a" graveyard of vessels," owing to
the number which were lost on an immense
bur about a mile from the shore, which now
secures the surf fur the enjoyment and restore.
tion of the debilitated world who seek healtl
ii=e. At this place the United States Gov!.
ernwent has erected and maintains ono of the
largest light-houses in the country. At the
present time some capitalists are engaged with
a diving bell in endeavoring to secure a largo
amount of quicksilver which was lost in a yea.
eel which was wrockial some time ago. It is
thought that they will succeed (in their 'enter
prise, and if they do the sl , eculation will be a
profitable one.
The air at this point of the Atlantic coast
prononnced by ,Wllfttring in en and of
Cape Alay and other sett-board watering 'Jae
es, to be Twouliarly bracing- and invigoratinq.
The rnitcd State, II tel i, con,ider , ol till
head quarter? 1e1111.1I1Vallinii:, will b •
coin CSpl`Ciall SA.) fVf who Artl
remarkably grvgarimis eVVII in ttn-ir traN el , .
At tlic preient limn, enjoying•lbemit.lve. in tbiq
,vol and ,hady retreat, are Win. B. 41011.1.1, ,
and relativei and •lamri Dab:ell and family,
who hitve talon: up their ' , muffler quarters her,
is permanent ln.,ard.•r±. They appear Lo be de
lighted with the place and with the admirable
accommodations. and strongly recommend all
Pittsburgher'a who de, , lro a t.itutT of hvalth gi% -
ing sea air to come to',Atlantie City.
Those who may be vi, , iting Philadelphia on
business will find it pay to run down for a sin
gle day, as I 'have done. You can always tied
plenty of good company. and the Civrotion arid
Amboy Road is a plett,iatit airs sat. 0110 I'.
The extrenwly pa ,t
few days admonishes us that summer has be
gun in earnest., and that we will :nun hi, in
the midst of the ••licated term. - As the
heat gradually inercitse_i each day, all who c a n
nod it at all practicable will soon be un their way
to the sea, the mountains, and the springs.
The summer hegira has aliss.idy commenced,
and Nahant, Niagara, Cape May, Atlantic City,
Saratoga, Bedford and Fayette Springs, are
becoming the theme of conversation among
the fashionable world, and ere long all w ill h e
overflowing with the fashionable population of
our great cities.
:• We in this bleulity are peculiarly favored,
for in a few hours ride by railroad we base
access to ono of t h e most agreeable summer re
sorts in the country, Cresson. Here all the re
ouisites for enjoyment are combined in sin un
usual degree, pure air, magnificent scenery, so
elusion, and the best of accommodations.
Lastsuminer the Mountain Hetise wasthronged
with visitors throughout the season. ('ol.
William S. Campbell, the gentlemanly and
attentive proprietor, has made additional pro
visions for the comfort of guests, and to any,
one who desires to escape from the city Mr a
time, and enjoy a season of relaxation, we say
go to Cresson, where everything will be found
to make the time pass agreeably. Application
for rooms should be made early, as many
visi
tors have alroeady gone there for the summer.•
. , . .
A Cooking Stove fired tiy ordinary gas, has
recently been patented. It copsists of an iron
Plate on which any required number of small
gas stoves, connected by means of guar/perch('
tubes girth ordinary gas burners, are , placed.
These gas stoves are portable, being not larger
than a coffee pot, and can be used:in- sfy part
of the house containing a gas burner. The
combustion is most perfect, and the quantity
of gas required astonishingly small. It is more
cleanly and mere economical than coal tires.
saving a great deal of labor. The apparatus
can be used for all the purposes fur which fur
naces aro used, even for baking bread, roasting
Meat and heating flat-irons. The heat can he
regulated to any degree required, and one great
advantage for tho summer consists in this,
that it does not, like ordinary stoves, heat the
house.
The Attitude of Prussia.
It appears the attitude of Prussia is some
what different from what it was supposed to be
at the previous advices. She proposes now,
riot to assumethe responsibility of untlertu king
it hostile 'obseiratiiin of .Pranee, but -to ;give
Lhe sanction of the entire German Confederation
to the movement, thus placing her,:el I at the
head of se'Vei s ity . millions of people, in the
contingency of her taking part with Aus
tria. Aecordieg to the Now ,York. Post:—
" It is not a Prussian army that she proposes
to plare on the Rhine, but two federal corps
under the superior orders of ilavaria. By thiS
;Prussia saves herself from' individual respon
liability, and must gain by necessity, in recom
Tense, an uncontested' supremacy in the Ger
'manic confederation."
Y Impioirement th Steam Power
We learn froMthe rertland papers that i the :,
fuel giving InVentioit ) of Str:.iiianchaid.bs s
Oently.been.stleeessfully tested in -that uity,. in
theer
ists
y
n at
13 :e e r il l' : L e . o t °l L ):
scalier' e t b onr i s r
'e a on' a ° .
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c h fl
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h e ns . a
tt c h ne l3 t Toz 'va pi running' n igt o : h .
the ily
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lasted
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do r:
esd o eoo k vf e pipe,
of invents
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nt
engineers;
ihsni:3e e r
s n ae t nh
c n i t
he
perature as to ignite
inGe i ignite' is made }walla
bl • . streiibsesavtelimabdyci boßliale7raelltollr-db'es tihtPsir%c"Okllurir4Ovveerr
one-half. They also express the
.oPinion• - .aq;t.
had the test been made 'with an expansive
working engine, still Mere 'renitirlUible resufti
would have teenproved:
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New levpition.
The St. Lawrence Hotel. Acidity of the Stormeh and Indleerryeur ;
It is not strange that Pittsburghers, and, o 1 CANNOT f,b,.- 42 i ttnrertuentlti made to us.
_indeed, persons from over uarter, A vbiting m • Siand Hie, roan - kit - al acidity of tlio stolitsch. imti
ro pp', any disorder attic stonineli. we ttituld olt
...' ll iladel ph i a, go to the St y .:,, , wrence Hotel. I gesost it.
.1t: world,Acidirreptation han-liinep,eSta '.
.stied.alon,by the many votnlerful 'gums it)uts elfeeti.:.
It has many advantages—, 7 o4.loentiop.is a een- ed, N, Vhen used for Trvep,dit. Jaundice. layer Con
,i i ,,;„ •••••''-'._ plaint, weakn an ltind, Costiveneos nnd Pile, if
al one,in a pleasant part:.c. L f thiseit "....
, t., ~ )7' I sti sem-- should be takminatnlill doei---tay half a leattpoonfttl,,
aro large,niry, and well farniilied, are r three times a day heron. meahi...
ants attentive. :Messrs. (.... - atn . n
1, has had such expo , ,e i ,
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, .....cintiliett, the Rend 0 . 171 u - ' '
La in the-business 11`nri'''' tio.--7110 Genuine highly Coneentratotl
olland Bitters is•put nrf in half - pint bottles
nly, and rotailod nt one dollar ir bottle. The great
a. .w . exact iy tee wants of demand for this truly relobratea . fedicine line induced
IrS . nables him ti , ,'. '-:.; ' ~ ~ many imitation?, n bleb the public should guard tigainA
„i 1 nil', and to supply ' Lnem. purchasing. Beware of imposition! See that our name
tiiii tray Mini
. spring, the St. Lawrence has been ''"''.'!'” I " °f eve r ). bottle von lan .
Durin , 0 , . BIi.NJANIIN PA44:, .Ix. & (t., °ole Proprietors, No.
illlproTetl, rho Stairea,es have been en- , '27 Wood. hettreen First :nil Se.ionil els, rittAl • irs4.
in 11 ,7 ' -- - .- - '
..trged and. widened, and otharailditians made
for the accommodations of gtle,ts. The table
is at all times supplied with thu earliest hixti
ries, of the season. LadiesNisiting the'Eastern
metropolis of Pentts'ylvania. unattended, will
receive at the ban& Of Mrs. Qampbell, the hos
tess, every attention. ,Thereis but one voice
concerning, this lieiße, that it is one of the
best hotels of Philadelphia, and that this h
true, is evident in the ptronage with which i
is favored
A NOTIT Eit clerk of tho i n ni lots
'list been condemned to live years' imprison
ment :for embezzlement: Till, time 110 excuse
or extenuating eirenin,tanf , ,s multi he found in
the state of dettitution.uf the guilty party.
He was well to do in the w..rld,
confidence of the !mtge.r and the esteem o 1 hie
comrades. no was earning 9,lmitraneA u year
in I'liti!z,Ml cnormothA sum for aufemploy,-0. Ile
suffered himself to be daz.7.led by the fort ll'
acquired by a fellow clerk, who one day canto
to visit him in tt ,pimidid carriage. and driving
hi; own blood bay?. Prom that, hour ti e un
fortunate employee knew no Inoto happine. , 4.
He was ref , olved to try hia luck likew ke, and
soon having ri.ked and log his own fortune,
he began to dip into the strong box of the
ltothschlt&. Va , t burni di,appearud, until at
length be found the Bourse, and all its airy
visions, changed for prison all: and bit Court
of i'tfize,
Tut: Ilan. A. 11. MOOT,. 11 , \l C,V1 . 1 - 1 , ...
Al:ll , artUl, and a ele,li,lmo for lion, on
being' applied 10 for an exprei , ion of
ion on pnblic has written a lone, latter,
in which, tr;•ating of tho topio, he oppoo- , the
opening. of thn lo c , n grtnind: of poi,-
lie and r^ rota thy' agitation of t h e rub
ject as ti,ourceof ivrit,tion and clivii.ion ainotvr
Southern people. lie i 3 in favor of niodicyin,t
the law: which Twit: , it piracy, q titl difcrinii
nating among diffortqat of thefftq , o,
but thither thi , nor tither ti.ie-t‘on hon!.l
be permitted to divide th., tiattth tn 0ri.6.,
of the nest year.
A .aviitit, aftvr yi•ar•i' trial,
vl'onted a , urfun, for
fr,, lona irr•-.4lilaritii,, di--
tortiii, A the
tii lia talsi, 011 thi ,
~ 1 1 NV . 1.14 t:
flakt:ti 311 i t/oTh ~,, J. LI•
Irsiro r. ..n...:
ti i ,t s• lint. nritt,ti nIA R..r t,.
of V.t . ‘t it
C.:l--4 oil ilk:. th•• rt:-I,l= ,•1 f ttr,n
orntiwnt, tr, t u•nr,tolocini Titilit 1,3
, tturaii • tc Ito %, or •
Loan wider tt r I,tw li e . 9 y.a e
protf•ct our Tmtu7:lli7.ol
ry ,;r 1.11 tiit • t.tt, t
rtli
I• C. LE, IN, to , i." 1111
of thi, st,t, N ti tt N% I i.
.3:.c Ar.clurn 11.• .t
:'; 31.1 N 1.1 n. 111,1,01. q,:: t , • 1,11
,pwil o ti, ;,,nitlL. 61 the part he h•el: in the
hhat,lv rh4.,4 of t Leath vii twice 4hected
l'orP4r,s fn.nn ttol S•.llt),NV:l.f+,
T111:111: aro 1111 y -11111 e , :ilin . lll,• iti ity
New 141e:in-; f , rty 1 . 1,,t1,1:111t Mid
1)1 the Prot,talit
ci,taitefin nine Pre- liytiirinn,
rind mlr tun Ilapti.t. Dr.
church, •-ne hi)
tired and two tluiticiind dollars.
IlLostqti hit. be , th Cilttted nt Nl!l'ffirA
The nfttf ,, ^ 4 " were much for him. Ili-
skill 2tnil daring were tveful in bringing along
the profit -3, but the proiit:3 to hitusclf
were reduced t. applau,o for 51:111 And daring.
Ile ion bocn "done," find he means to quit triio
di,gtv-ted.
Tint editor of the G., hod tit
the amount of military which the
press of the country dkplays in its artioh , on
tho wnrin Europe. The ti, tec foNet, that
mo=t of the editor; in thi, country are Colo
nels.
PIIESIDENT BUCHANAN and ,3uit• have en
gaged rooms at the Revere llou e, 31aryhoal,
en route for Bedford Springg, on or :but the
18th iti<t
THE Cleveland, Columlina and
Railroad Company have doelared a dividend of
lye per cent
LION. ERA.- A 1). BEAU)) declinci the (Ise
of his nitrite as a candidate for tiorc.rtior
lfrissachusetts.
The Four Trunk Lines
The .New York iferaid has the following in
reference ton furtherance of the olliceri. of the
four trunk lines Mr. .1. fidgar Thom
son, of the Pennsylvania Central, and the
Fort -Wayne and t'llicitgo Railroad, is in ;own.
Mr. I larrett and Mr. Corning are hourly ex
pected. These gentlemen are to meet, with a
vie,w of perfecting the late agreement between
them about railway fares and freight. It is to
be hoped that. the alisett siva to take plum will
110 worthy of the iinpurtance of the interests at
Ftnlie, and that none of the parties present will
allow personal fOclings to influence his tone or
to bias his policy. It is hardly possible to es
timate the injury which has been caused by the
insane competition of this spring. 11 'Hatreds
upon hundreds of titmiti , ,3 hay,: been straight
steed in their Means, and the, qtrinral recovery
of the country tuts been retarded by the petty
quarrels of Mr. Corning, and Mr. 'Moran and '
Mr. Thomson. During the few week , . which
have 'lapsed slime these. gentlemen settled
their disputes, cash of . the great, rea d, t o the
west, as Won as their conneetitnis, both I.: iis t
And west, has loom doing well. It is not (wind
that the return to paying fares fuss dimiuishtul
buiinei2,,or injured Any one road to 1).11).114.
the others. .The questmti now to tie thiteriniii-,
sal is wit . ..tiler the ',resent freight rates are ado
qiiate and if they or. nut, whether. and hew
they own be i ncreasd. The Erie:and Penn .y
;mph' roads aro for alt in rat. , ; the
N exv York central 'claims think having to com
pete with the canal, its changes 11111,1, be guy
erned'by the canal tolls: '
We presume that the meeting will recoils-
,trieriti en advance Of freight, charges, and that,
'fbr a time at least, the New York Central wilt
abandon'the idea of :competing with the canal.
It is7trery evident that, at certain seasons and
on certain cla.sies of goods, the railroad cannot
compete witlt.tlie canal without carrying goods
at a &Ade(' losS i . Aid it is equally certain that
'At other seasons. and. on:certain other classes of
goods, the canal cannel. compete
.with the rail
road, however high the tarilt of the latter may
be. By competing • with :• the canal at all
seasons end' in' all classes 'of rods; the
, road, it is true, gets more freight,thati it other
wise woidd but it carries it, if not at an ac
tual loss, lit a profit ivery small indeed; and the
profit which it should make on businesS, which
it would bestir° of getting in spite of the canal
Is, in consequence of the competition, likewise;
.
• Yery seriously reduced. By abandoning the
Jae -lent competition with the canal, and charg
iiiiigligher rateslor freight, the Central would
Ifrobablk , lose itOrtrilige but itttiouhlincrease
its net profits and the ;wear .aUd . 'tear' Of its'
road and; 434Olpinniit iyOuld, be less. general
hoplyrsiiitgitatfed'iithong
thcgo views triay-cmnnyspdthetnselVCs the geod
also that, the result of
th_i>tiretbit'i*deting,may,be a further and sub
linensadianee. of •railway: .heights Am the
1 trit. lines:trilbg,',W6st•"l
• •.vot - ! cr ;..f
•f• • •
Pa , cluertisements
U.S.I. Mal Irving finished. n r eg
,ular Meeting Wilftto held nus - EVAININO.-re ..
the election of otheers for the ent•etteg term. Re eider
of the UNAM) CO3IMANitEII.
Jo:: It
ENGI N EF.R'S ...FFICE. P. & E. R. IL
KL\TINCBI,II(7IIIItS July Cl.
TO RA I LROAII C 4 INT It A TORS for
Grt.Ettion. 31xopory 101.1 IL.llt,tintr, of ;tat of tl.o
P.P•horgh Conitell , tillo Pitt,
Port Perry, in iiiititions r.f ninnut rine
milli in lentil h, trill 1... received :It Mid tilliE..• unlit the
l`rnifiev and !=rovifieation , wilt 1.1010.11 by lhu Ell,
novr nt hld °Met'
i3:(11
mtmittAliN kyo
IV 111 . 11. IV II l'rl% It: V ,
NOTARY PUBLIC_
FTICE at th.. Pittsburgh Post, Fifth
yt
THE LOYALHANNA HOUSE,
LATROBE!, I*EINWA.
91111 M LA lifiE AND WELT, VENTIL
j_ I..vrED i:•s1•:, few
ant tl hi,, Ponn'h. op,it Gm t6r Ti-
~.•ru.pik or s”.a..r+. A lia
evolly tri•ultO
c 11.11,11 ll OW .• 11,111[I,
\1 1 . 0 ,.1 0 •1 t,y. .1/fr. (11:01,11
,1;.11 , 1 - “IA ,
jyr..4tirwfstn 111 AS. Nt'.
SPECIAL NOTICE
BURCHFIELD & CO.
CLOSING OUT SALE
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
4,; £ a 14k iteduccd Prices,
T - 1310 A V,
1110=
South•Eact Corner Fourth and Market.Sts
( IZEAT REDUCTIoN THE i'l IC
f'll l ,N , ll EMOI:iill)EILIE:i AT COST!
IL. r. i. 10,.- !.11 Mat, 311 nvirked Clol, in ii..nno.t
1:03...t,1:1, , 1 k , •H , r... ,t 1,,,t p,....1.0 . son I , Tralren.,,
11..01. I si,.r, vu.l I ',... t., I ...la.' I , ,lttli,ii:ng hood,.
EAT , , N. t'llEE ~ CO..
0 i.t I -.q.t.., Fifth Ittpi MA1 . 1;.,t ~,,.
. _
:5( )0 " 10 I S"' il A V F . ...V: 4 st.l'Efth )11 NO.
",.., 1,,,...,,, I r.,, , ined qn.l tenet.. it the
•r) ,t,..r., iii W. S. II l \ PIN.
1,1.. c,r. M a - 12,1 4 1, - ,1111. 1.1/ 4 Wi.lt,ii 4. Third ....Si.
. . .. . .
. -
I F 3 I.‘ 14. I.l , :l'l'Elt AND \‘)TE EsvEt.-
11 .4 , a'1.:, , , a nil 9 , lAliti,. 1, ,tl., :it t ilt' : , tAtt , .ll,-ry .
W. S. II A l P.S.
1 03.•,,,t1 nod w 0 .,1
Lr .11'i:: MANTLE:4. --A i:kr;:i.
~f 1 , 11,103 so l elrultiPv Mantlo..
~.ry Abio, :111 our 1 , 1 , A•f: Mtn ducts
.• I llt tt. C. BA t.S I.t.tVE.
1": :%1.a.1.vt t.
PRINTING, ‘‘ 'TING' AND It RAPPING PAPERS.
In I.W. GRAFTON,
n , PA PER DEALER,
0 97 'Wood cor.l7lninnud alley, tn .
PITTSBUFtCH,
fil oon , tAnlly nn ~ o rtnio . nt
11.ina 4
' • •
f 7. Pit I NTINti AN V II1PPINt: P.% PERS,
I.I7,IIt
('ASQII PA11) 1,012.R.AG5.
1)12 1 Itw
sos,
COMMISSIONMERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN PAPER AND RACS,
Aud ,%gtett3 for the 810, of
Mahoning Fire Brick and Pot flay,
Nw. 119 find Mir/h i Pil
411 - 1 V at iiitliirer h . Prior, cli,h
prod for ra.;r. ivAlvri4
('lllf EAT I N ate nnw 011 . 01'-
‘_A to ihorr who wi.h to by
lIINNET 11111111 N 4. FANS,
EMBROIDERIES AND 'CRIMMENGSOA
(IRA NO 1.:5.-50 loxes . Nrossina Sweet, ro
,sp.ing this thy, nn.l for Rah , I,v
111.11'311.11,11. M111k1111.40.N.
jyl2no Wood st., opposite Sc. Charks Hotel
Ci,( )SI TIIEM Orr, at a. i rreat reilitc
lion in prix... I.sn ns, t Irgankfins, 114trogels 12(..111).((
C 1 )3 11 ()`.. II)) 1 ( , I)( 1 ‘ , 1 rrlflthe(l down very low. I() vit.),
•• •
them out. c. 11ANiailN Id WV,
dill::, 74 Market street.
0 N E 11 ti NI) It . - E 1) 1)01,1,A Its PER
Id-:.hit—No. 23 Vino street—throe tenements of
three rooms ...11, and on,' of rollr I - 0.411,4 With a tot of
ground, 25 by it) feet, will Is. sold for $1,3011, in rosy ray
-1111•11L6k. Now roots for.S.UI per 5..11".
Jyl2 N. CUTHBERT 4: SUN, GI Market ;it._
dr AN P. S all ON a ,tioic(. land, ii,110,,n,
A. 3 county, town; one section of Choice laud In Fnmk
liu county, lowa, (Or C:110 At Vl ror :ken, I.y
.IYI ., S. CUTTIBER I' f NUN, 51 Market at.'
._..
VA I.IIA 111,E PRI WERYT on Mdifket
street, between Third and Fourth obi:, for vat, , by
jyl'2 .i CUM BElrr S SUN. Heal Egthto
AND, LAN I). LAND—In Ohio, Vii
6-fr sat Iry
Ill_ ti. Orin BEI4 A 'Alarkvi I.
11 ,111.LESTIC CU TI, The t
_l_, moil of
KNIVEti, FOR
Pf tCH HNIVES.
. ItAZQW: , , &e.,
In the city aal to loothl on our Anlvem. Price: , to 011 t
the times. • U.% RTWItleilIT A Toll NG's,
1)1' No. Ott Wood street.'
1 4,,, ) , r i ti - NEW' Pt IST 1., , Q , FICE ' DIRFOI
I. (-- e -• •' a ..TORY, LII U. 1 , .• .1. LEECH, Per t..ni o
by .1. It.• WELDIN, • .
o•It
.. , • • • NI Wiio.l street, near Fourth,
Tl - 11 RD ARRIVAL OF SPRING G Owls.
-'.l lcron lot of Spring and - Summer Goode, con,
pn.:iog all the latent ntyleg. cow optliti!f at
1..10 C. HANSON L0V}.1.4, 7.1 Racket Rtrerl.'
9 1 0,13AQCo, of various good brands,' in
1_ unite and for role by - . • •
:if URTLAND A CONNOR,
• - • 11 - 17 . I.lltOrty_stroet.
- .. • -
~UULBA. LICOItICE rti)(.lT7
jod, received and for sale l y'
k KELLY. ' '
le2o Alloghohy Cily
, FI E LA RUE & (AL'S . LADIES' ENVEL
sizem and qualities, for'sido: by
J. R. W ELLIN.
jeU 63 Wood street near Fouith.
AMES' NEW WORK.—`' The Cavalier, r '
Nerd, by G. P. R." James.
,t t Cy., 55 Wqod utreet.
ON TUE. CORNER OF TOWNSEND
Licestor streets, two raltutblo brick dwelling
,tmelt .two stories; each toga rect. (rout.. For
-pitle by t myabi S, CUTII.I.IS:IV 5, SON, 51511d:143f fib
DEatRY & CO.'S NO. 29 PENS—For sale
L 7c 2o) .1. R. \YELLIN. t
Nii'SOACCI.NED MAGNESIA—.
5 gross for silk, by -
• ' B. FAILNIFTOCR ,
No:80. corner Fourth and Wood au:etc.'
mHi
1 4 111. E.-21.10 bbLs. fresh, this day receiving'
(mr2s) HENRY B. COLLINS.
illlt-15() libls Louisville - Limefoi — QO
hy ; `HENRY' H. COLLINS.
G.-51) burreLifbr sa e by
" • H. H. c6LLitis.
•
' - •
.9
121333
=63/=1
S Al li 1: E S,
PALMEIVN.
74 Market. stroeL
( kit% El N
ISSoi,,t,
cro., srRANcE (OMPANI.
Nt:OTICA!i 4 REP.)" GI EN TlfA'f,
plindiunci,oroAut,of A•eierni.ly rending there
to.litd. the' Churtor ikfliteotwratioxi, iipproved April
11 th, 'lfni). Book U. rkicinive snliscriptions to the Capital
Stock:of the City iiiiii‘Coiity Company of the
yip. , of Alltighetiv,lwillhe rc., Kn:it the office of I ,, i.',TErt
moNDA Y. the
Ilth of July:11'1111.A), comitraiell 011.1 the whole totrolor
of gli:a ri.. ore' subponlied, from u o',luck, A. 31, t./
o'clock. P. M.. each da±:
Joi , oth King., "•! Jan-i, L. Graham,
Henry Irwin, NVllliani 13. Pti,ev,
Peter Peterb , ll, John Bain:ugh:Li,
- it. rroiL!. Wm. P. thiuni,
JUMP:, 6011,
J4 tme o 1• • .11,bn E,imbiun,
C. Veipzer; f,-brge Lewi,
Sonittelti . ;_ormly. Voegittly. Sen.,
John A. Sena. li. P. ArDowell,
John W. Riddle. . David
ano., 1. Long,moto, - -
M. lioreland, • 'fhonuo,
It. 31. . . A leN.l-111imu1,,,.
It. W. Poi udoxter, Ifounully,
James l'ark. Jun.. .hinie , A.fiiie:Ott. •
Levi biocide,'
Jyllaf
OFFICE -OF , VIE
PI'Ll'8111)1.441i GAS Co)I.VANy,
hay 11,
L7r.DIVIDEND.—Tho ..1 .114.. es of the
iias Company hare this day declared a dividend,
of E UE CGS!'. un- the rapt Lal stork, but tf Urn
priitits ,i vnging;itith.ltine, ult., ixtyable
to .41 twk - 11,1141r.r, or their legal riiiiresentlitiiki., on
dc
avoid. eIfItISTV, •
.1) r.r.21.1 . Trvasnrer.
AND lIIRMINifiIAM VASSP.TN
',-"V- GEJ:- IiOMPANY.--Tito subscri
h.'rf, , toel: of the l'ittAatriLlt su.L I.sirnnug ,
hatil Campany. will ',wet for the
ria,a• tlectina s 135ard of , 1.1rea•t0. , .. :it the M ON
INI; %jj EL.% 111 11 . SE. 111 010 City of l'its. , lql , vl:.' on
FI:II/AY EVENIN,:, the :.%:41at 7 o'doek.
't.S. EILSII.OI.
• • •Chairtnyn .r.f(lornnn,sionerA.'
C. Seerk./.ry.
Pitt,1 , 11r511..1111,y . 121.1i, 15.70
To llionxeketper.
•
(.1( fETII 1 N ''P.
MEDICINAL SALERATITS.
•~I Is Innimf. , firre.l from enrommu ,111, nod is pre-1,•
dolorent from other Salerato,M
All the .11.1cleriou, mutter es.i.t.. , •te,l. iu "owl,
, rrntiner an to prod lice tint ally
1‘111 , 14 of C.A.., wit trot contnirmit , . partiele• ~r
. s.o,..ium a hen Li.,
by pr.luesog,rlo , ll,-oom reirilt.4 Every
I SflkralnUi i , ' turned IP ga, and 1.1
ton hrvful or bisMtit 0,11-1
~...pat ally uotlat , pz rt 111-iInS but e• otamon Salt .f
,11,. , er ii la F! ar. Tau a ill reality in_rera , ,e by
b , the tal•to ( fth , s I ar Ltu4 I Ira it 14 ( lahrt 13 da
-1 rr nt Iron, eth , r Salorithq ,I)
It , 1 ,,,, 1,... lin nne ouud papery ,ad , wrap- 1 ,
' • n I '.i,• l rTt'u n ., i ' r i ai.. "l l,,rtm l. , ' l 'l i nt . ' , , l s i;', L ,f 11 0; tread izll '``'D
, 1 , , L Por of ,It. rle, itg touter ou the top.—
- I
li ..", t h s I ll ' o• " , p i n i,: i . n r "‘ „ " al .•
ta i" • 1 1 ::t r ti ‘ : il . : 1 :u '" g a i 'l l i t 'r il e t i U
ila 'V , tartly his.. the first—hrtnki av . 114),0 I
1 Pull (lir.t,'l,,m‘ fur inahichr lirol,l with tlir..
• 1
lh r,,t, , laid sour ';Iillr ... ( t. tor 'Pater,, 1 / 1 111
I , , it , llnti.to IN IR. b 1 , I , ft I ti.l, lllSlt t1 ,, 1.1 , fur
, u 8
-;tn.1.11, all Lind , of r ,try• dm s, for ill a.m.,. -
ro. I , 11 al. r :it,d Z...1.11tir, I borders_
e.•
(GA.; YOUR • OWN SOAP.
WITiI
711 8. T. I:.U:BITA'S 1'1.11[I? .NcEN9'RATEI, I7
W.trroutvd orthitary Pot-.
t.: potaud g
' 12 Ir.- -wi p
n. foil Ain,' tnakiti ,
Hill Ow, thi!
!
roar;: •t
"!! Unit ITui! -.Jo. , Nl.!
It. T. 11.1IMITT,
! •
A.. N. y,
odoyar.. .11i Nu 7
• .
BOOTS AND. SHOES.
Re duct ion in Prices.
WM. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.,
tin. 31 Fifth Aretl,
"TILT. 'I'H R I 'Ai I'EN'S
. rIiMEIC of
ROM., Shoe , : : Ana .Caiters,
~F AND 11.'ALITIE.,,
4414<•:1; ro4l4:etion 4:1114 - 4 . 44,1 tt::•y ..V12,11
Close Oat 214. i;• Present Stock,
le!MII!liElllilltE11111111
W. E. b1:11:11IERTZ & Co.
R. 0 0 R I XsT .
Gum Elastic Improved Cement and Canvass
Roofing, Felt Cement, and-Cray - el
R 0_ OF ING
gents For
Patented Aspheltic Rl:lofting Felt.
ROOFING MATERIALS FOR SALE,
IN;;'11:1. , ( - 1' It bNS Fn6 APPLYING oi,D
75.5.111 T. 1 I FIELD DET (VEEN FOURTH rt FIFTH.
NIFAV CASI'LE ii Si CANAL..
To l'At-s:i• - .Nia.:}ts 1:4 SING TO NEW CASTLE
ANL) N.ll{lll Tft.Vc ,rill not
h,r24.t that the. daily line of Pae.ket3 between Now (h....th,
Hurl Now Ilriglih.o -till connect with tilvll4,4lllllloilatiOtl
train. nn the t.:21), P. Nt.. :ma with the at. Novi
ity goms7.- by tlnq ratite yeti trice thne:ind
nomay, ‘s Inch its a gram objet at the, recent limo, at
motley it searee, and tho fro,l has dono great thunagt,
Saratoga Springs--Union llnill
A I AVING under:mho extensive anent
..
tionq and improvements, is noW open for tho
oopuou of visktore. Thogrnunth. have !hien. :enlarged
and improved, and club rooms and vartvw.v,ikoiso,)iith
lodaitigri for iirmilinwin, added, - foe
of tilO,C who may bring their own eilti pra se w ith th ew .
Evvl7 mule hr the 1 1 ro i t.notuji, nus-
Lun Its welt rt , t4hh shcil .r ;,
• rrrtcstr r Pktlgt . ".
The house will remain open until the lot of I.lctaber.
Dit EsWr.,ro 41 WOI.X
Thtt cantino,o, oR I'orttl-2 v 01.,: • '
P,),111..1.1.441 1:W...113;
t 5,,:01,t1.; 8 vols.
Chart. 11.0 Fon;
Ittograilte3l and CriticalMl,:oollai,•,; 1 \ i.
Is 7 'KAY A. et .15 11'0.1 Ftroo.
I,V EICS :11 . AP 111 E
,at CI mat V.,1rt., ) ,„,
nits) ttrttalato ,o:y,, 01 Ir CV. Stir, lima. and Ow An•Anan
07 _hAl ,t IYI., 53 Wood .4.
WI LS( )N'S IS FOR). OF TiiE CON
-01 it I) numerous ill. trntiou..
In taw vol., I.
.137 . 1 CI 1..5;. Wood mt.
TLIE 111E111.0114RE.
Acoi.i.lit - riuN oF cratior,i(i
ot nt,itting Fix Mro. , :tp,lt'Lhot t Ite:lt t ieu t \'t,.
pc t.:,1 a surtety or toi,ellanotot, plecets ,rtittitate fur
mori,tu t t nud evonittp sort leo, nalt;tecuntitztuitnpitt,fOr
Orgllll A;1 1111 10k11,13, by Anthony AN'eruox, 01g:tut:A. :Ina
I turr,•l„r or tho Char „f tho Calln , drrt}u(tLo lioly
Itolt.ot. 'I he •• M 1,11,1,11.0 plibliAtettin one lat}ft.
,ittAno voltuno, of 27 L'Call:111. MALI ,old at the
luw pr.oe por, oopy. A liberal roll:et-ton wade
alp Fur ,It• 1,3 .1(11I\
jel a 1 Wixtfi ,treet.
S. GRAY & SON.,
ArIE RS A NO TAILORS;
No, '4l. Clair street
PITTSTIURCii, PA
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....
t 1( 1( 1K I N ; EXT I: A 1 "I'S, It, sortrxl,, for sale
VJ I.y IS. 1.. VA liN ESTOCHI .5: CO., ' .
)..116 No. co. yornor Wood . ntl I•".4lirth .trf.. , ttr '
......
A A 8i11,5% ;•:li AMISH WLI 1:11NQ for. F. - t.lo.
-I4 VI 1,3 , ' '• :1111ClitiA1f .4 IZT-1.11",'
Jcl3 Allegheny City
_....
J ill )Ic.I.NS' OIXTIIIP.:NT...--;- gross for sale
.Iv/ bY No. CO, ej;ruj:.;rl.l.:'lTlOl:ll.anrxtlNs,-;tl'Cm4t)r"C'et..q
rl 1 J I.', 1 141).1 NU LOTS, . ON, .A.L.FREI)
sTREET, IVilkin4burgl). , for eater price ror both,
$2OO. lt 041 S. llatilllll.P.All` 50N,51 Merkel of
RON N 1 , ;1' RI filiOls;S..IL,V , large .10u. fro }l'
New York and Philadelphia Anetiouo, which we
can eell cheap to Milliner,.,
mylo JOS. 1101INE. 77 Starket.rireet
F " R - HUNDRED AND
PENN STREET. Lonk et. N 0.431.. For sale by
jel4 S. (11P11113ERT•& SON, Col Mosket street.
SCOTCH A LE AND I'ORtER.-
t.,.3 5 caeks Mood's Scotch Ale; -
Troment's India R.. 10 • Ale; ,
o • lon4 len Porter, in st6re,'and for
ante ITY ' MILLER & RICFCETSON..
/TIDO. FORKS TO. SIT IT ODD KNIVES
1,1 o,hiFork,,
Odd Fork, :A l it
MAVN I'EI'LEY'H,
Nu- ral Wood area.
CI,QTII
of Cloth Brushes on hand and for Salo by
0-41terof Slsitti . ol,l and. - Fourth Streets.
Lo.res , Outial4 Sqapliaf why
,
Jen , IC COLLINS.
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I).IUCIiiVIIE'AT.- , 4al9 , LaishelS. for sale: by
-1 . 41 C L, E.NRY Ltool Jass,,7'
EEIMMI
cANNEL7-balm v ialm-:
SOME OF.SHE GOV/ILQUALITIEB OF ,
Well Retinal lsiarnel Cali) Oil, r ato. •
IT RI re1.L.1 . 13 ASLICiRT! IN.B.SILZIANCIr;
IT Jy ENTIREMNON-EXPLOSIVE
IT MAY . ~BI? CA RIHED ABOUT:
.1
IT IS CON rENTENT 011s,ERAL USE: -
IT BURNS WITHOUTANI - OPPENSIVE ODOR;
IT IS CLEAR'AND BEVITIFTL IN COLOR':
ITS APPEARANCE IN 7MW.. JA ..11P IS ORNA 3IEN•
Ti L AND A TTRACTI rE ;
IT DOES NOT PERMANESTLY SOIL CARPETS,
CLOTHING, ,ft„ on which it may be spilled, (1 large por
tion of it, being one of the bast articles fur doming suited
goutv ;
17' JS EMPHATICALLY THE CHEAPEST LIGHT
KNO WS.
DIRECTIONS FOR ITS USE.
Go to a responsible dealer and obtain a good coal oil
lamp. Sretire. fAin nicks, so that. they Will Move readily
op . and down in the tube. Trim the wick with sharp
scissors, exactly even with the top: of 'the wick-tube,
clipping opt' the small projecting points at the •corners.
Fill your lamp with our oil.. Tarn up thelvick, carefully
at tirst. so as not to crack the 'chimney.
A shade wilt greatly enhance its excellence for 'read
ing or sewing by.
Lly the careful observance of these directions, you will
secure a light that cannot fail to please.
Our faeilities fur relining arenow very perfect 'And'
complete, and having devoted a - great deal of laborious
attention to the art, we hare succeeded in producing an
article of the very best quality, to *Melo wo invite the
especial :Woollen of the trade. All Orders will be filled
at the lowest rates- • .
For sale by the barrel, or in quanliliew to suit costa.
niers, by ADAIR .k. VEEDER,
• Refineri of Coal Oils, -
Penn', Avenue, near nigh street,
(not far from the Court House.) •
MEM
PIANOS! PIANOS!!
NEW Mitt
Arrival of Pianos..
TU E SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE .
eared from the manufactory of
A fre,l) supply of their
UNRIVALLED PIANOS
The instruments have all been selected personally by
the subscriber, at, the Factory,
ESPECIALLY FOR THIS MARKET.
Those in want of Pianos aro invited to call and exam
Inc this stock, which comprises all the 'marines styles
Matinthetnred by Chickering & Sons, from the plainest
to the most elaborately ca r ved cases, and at prices to
'flit all purchasers.
jei • 81 WOOD STREET.
NEW STOCK OF MELODEONS.
JUSTRECEIVED-A SPLENDID NEW
lot of MEh OD EONS. from the 014 1
factory of MASON k HAMLIN Boston,
including all the styles made by this firm. ..
'Theca instruments have been approved
by the greatest musicians in the country—as Dr. Lowell
Mai - on, Geo. F. Root, W. B. Bradbury, and others—coto
ei
spienttv they can be . relied on as tieing /ire etas+ inetnr
t rots. 'P hey are noted fur tne following points
I. Their pure and musical quality of tone
2. Their great power of tone.
Their perfect equality of tone.
.1. Their prompt and easy touch.
S. Their beautiful style of finish.
C. Their durability.
S. Their cheapness of price.
Fur sale only by
lk••criptive circulars mailed to any address.
THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO.
. •OF PHILADELPHIA,
NSU RES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
I
by Fire on lintidings sfercliandize, Furniture, Sc.,
at root:m.l.4e rides of promittni:
intri-toes —F. Batch ford Stitrri William rirßecit of Wm
-3P Esc kt'tizNitittro Erszter:Jno. 3f. Atwood, or Atwood,
White. Co.; Benj.T. Trcdtek, of Tredick, Stokes k Co.;
Henry \VII irton; Mordecai L. Dawson; Geo. B. Stewart,
of Stewart J. Bro.: John H. Brown, of John IL Brown k
t Fahnest ock, of IL A.Fsbneatock it CO...Andrew
P. Cash: J. b. Erringer. of Wood k Effinger.
• F. RATCHFORD STAIIIt, President.
CIL\ EISA W. COX.F., Secretary. •
and CHILI o: ENS
larnr.xers.—W Holtnes& Co .J. Painter
- 1 C0.,T11111M151 M. Howe. Mondial!, Allen
ralner..l.7.aq.. lirEltoy 'Wilson, Payne 5,
r
Co.. Boller, Brown & Co. Livingston, Copelandl Co,
Jame, 111 ,pm Co., Win. H. Lovely Co.
GEO. M. ORTAN & CO, Agents,
‘Vood rtreet.
T HIRD tmo,RTATIoN
GEO. R. WHITE & CO.,
ARE NOW RECEIVING A COMPLEIE STOCK OF
t;.\ E .e .wU s N
Mantillas, Earege Anglais Dusters, &r.e
WM. H. VIIIJAMS & co.,
Bankers and . Exchange Brokers
ALLEGHENY CEMETERY
'SECRETARY AND TREASURER'S OFFICE:
SUPERINTEND.Usn'S OFFIO3
4 1 4 '11.NA STOVE WORKS.
AL*.zArmir.n. uridvoLE.V, •
. 3,l3 tint . MUlt XXID MAL= rtt =MT veztur or
Cooking, Parlor & Heating Stoves
PLAIN AND FAIVOT GRAPS.F.RONIII, &C.
PATENT GAS 'BURNING my smaßtcosum
0:01k STOVES.
°Moe art.l &deft Roomy ..
• 1F).4 Ifoxt Street. Plttstnergh. Pa
SMYTH & fixo - wrws', . .
. - - NEW_ TEA STORE,
No. 74,Fift.4 St:rect.
_._
EX:TM CURIOUS ; OOLONGS,.FINEST YOUNG
j UYSONS, GLINP.OWDERS.;
.IMPERIALS, ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEAS.
All purchased at lowest cash prices, and far !win W. 1 .94-
sale and Retail, at " SZ4ITTIi S SNOWDEN'S
,
IIIEFICHANT TAILOR
CORNER TOOTH AND SMIDinELD STREETS,, , •
• , PITTSBURG'', PA. -
AAS JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUP.
_ PLY of Spring and Siimmer G 0035, which he 13
prq/areal to 11111111.1fiwt11131't0 ordex. la the Ps
and at rea:onaLLe rates. aP/4:orn
/En!EMI
EMMIM
CHICKERING & SONS,
i:irALL INSTRUMENTS WARRINTED:iM
JOHN . H. MELLOR.
JOHN H. MELLOR,
No. 81 Wood stree
No. 25 Fifth Street,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
BAREGE AND BAREGE ANGLAIB ROBES
BLACit LACE SHAWLS,
Wood Street, corner of Third,
PITTSBURGH. PENN'A.
AT No. 37 ?WTI! STII.F.WF
AT THE CEMETERY
Sole Proprietorof •th . GAabrAted
N•sorea stre et.
• D, 11. DOOM
D. 1100F,IXSA. 'CO.; •
• • _
MANUFACTURERS 07 1 '
ROGERS' IMPROVED' PATENT
tTEEL...CIIITIVATOR- TEETH,
Censer' Ross axis First Streeta;
-' PITPSBURGH, p"4..
Adjqatrnoliptit. Of 44114Onees' Sale.
t HE SALE.OI": THE , PROPERTY OF
HARRY.* .RHODES .ts postponed until W.EDNF-S
-DAV, July
1 4th neNt. .SY order of the Assignees.
. THOS. S. POWER,
. B. B. CIIA.MBERLP. , I, •
GEO. P...•GILLISIORE,'
Rochester,June 14th, 185 u. len,
HE MANUFACTURERS 0 F
, YER'S CHEMICAL OLIVE ERASIVE SOAP,
otter subjechno d 1 to' the deverest'tests known to the
trade, aro folly persuaded that there is noPanaily IYash.
ing Soap in the - United. States, for solittle Meue3",lutYjuS
at. once so many 'good qualities', (and so Tow . diseounti.)
COF BEAUTY..-In colors, fimutess; surface .and' tea
'lure generally . . .
. OP PURITY—In freedom from rosin, turpentine,
clay, fish oils, stale grease, and adulterations.
OF QUALITY--i elcitheg, bireve s U , k 4 ""T
• tion, coarse Or Pollen, linen, woolen or lit' dye
Printed 'Or' unite; for ;amine tar, grease, pitch, paint,
oil, printers' • i nk;; shoemakers ' wax, etc., from clothes,
furniture, andinnom the hands. . ' • ' '
'Give it a fair trial for ypurselves, and be convinced. t
rßemember, the name is on each bar. Ask for a copy
Of the directions.' C. A J. H: SAWYER,
I: jet - 'ii • 47 Wood street, P1003)1170.
4700 '
.IY/LL PURCHASE A T O-
S/ FRAE - pwEtakrtui,And large
of ground frontingouthr7o r t ß re tt et t. s--c. irr e l .l N Waslr
1,44°n. Q Mirka otreet
- ~,,, may., y_Y..
MN=
ir'
jnsuranfq.
NORTHERN
ASSURANCE COMPANY
NO. 1, MOORGATE STREET, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1836
CAPITAL $0,298,800 00
PAID UP CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.. 2,194,111 02
AI's:NITA!, REVENUE. for the year
ending January 31,1855 933,734 12
THIS COMPANY INSURES AGAINST
. Loss or Meant by Fire , ettnitt, every idesdription
of Property.. rile Raft: ref Preinium are moderate, and,
in all i.l is, based upon the character of the owner or
occupant, and the merits of the risk.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid without reference
t,°, l4 l_lioni special pp-miin - cnt fund prorided in Phan
loves ui iAis eattntry
REF/ac M IN rrrtsaunatu-
Messrs. Jameil 71CCully 173 \Vood street;
John Floyd & Co.; 173 Wood street;
Browns Kirkpatricks, Ib3 Liberty street
Crept & C0L,.419 W.xxl street; " t
' & Co- b 4 Wood stre et;
c James Dl'Candles; &j0.,),0 * 317r00d street;
Nindek & Co, 05 Water street; '
13. A. Fahnestoek & Co., First and Wood 5t.,.;
Jos. Woodwell & Co.. Second and Wood
- 'Atwell. Lee 44. Co. S Wood street;
3 , Burchfield. & Co.; Fourth and Market streets
. I.llCandl9sb, 'Means &Co, - WoMPaild Water st s
stFram - etslC pattimr.tzate.
George H. Sthait,Esq,l3 Bank. street;
Messrs. Myers. Clagliorn g Co., ".n2 Market street;
Wm. 3l'liee & Co, =South Front street.;
neutcheon &,Colljus, rrontand :New streets
s in ali, & Caw 51331arkt.4. street;
James Graham & Co., ;a:/ and 22 Letitia street
Joseph B. Mitchell, Esq,..President 15leelutnies Bank
James Dunlap, Esq, Prenident Union Bank; .
lion W:1. Porter, late Judge Supreme Court.
JAMES W. AllitO'PT, • Agent, '
•
.
je.2l:ly Temporary Orßee, 11./.3 Wood street.
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO
OP PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE ..No. Fifth Street, Batik Block.
INSURES AGAINST ALL RINDS OF
FIRE AND AIARINK RISKS.
ISAAC. JONES, President: JOEIS D. Ma CORD , Vl"'
President; D. M. 1300 E, Secretary ; CaPt. WILLIAM
DEAN, General Agent: . -
I.narcroas—,lsase Jones. C. 0. 'Hussey, Harvey Childs,
Capt. li. C. Grayi John A. Wilson, 13. L. Fahnestock, Johu
D.MeCord, Isaac 14.-Pennock. E. P. Sterling, ClipL Win.
Dean, Thos. M. Howe, Itobt. 11. Davis. - my•
DELAWARE NIIJTUAL
SAFETY
INSURANCE COMPANY
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGTSLA
' TIME OF PENNSLVANIA,3I , 3S.
OFFICE, S. E. CORNEII. TM - I:D.4ND WALNUT STS
PIIMADELPITIA. -
Marine Insurance..
CARGO, , To aliparts of the world.
FREIGHT,
, HILAND INRURANCES
On Gonda, LT River. Canals, Liikes, and Land Carriages
to all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURINC!..a
On bferchandise generally;
• • - On Stores, Dwelling, Houses, etc, etc. ,
ASSETS OF' THE '
NOTElthen 1,1855.
Bomb?. Mortgages, and Real Estate.-- ... ... 71,363 35
•PhdaJelphia City 6'i rent. Loan 105,144 00
- Pennsylvania State Loans. ........... 504,4225 00
' , United States 'Pre:Astir). 30,112 50
Ititilroad 611 cent. Mortgage 80nd5... : . . ..... 57,375 00
Stocks to Itailronds,Oas and insurance Cos—. 25,362 50
Bilk Receivable. ... 201,586 36
Cash on •hand • 42 , 067 85
Balaneern hands of Aceitts, Preminms on •'
Marine Policies recently issued, and other 61,%8
debts due the Company.
_ -
Wm. Martin. Samuel E. Stokes
Edmund A. Sootier, J. F. Peniston,
Theiophilus Paulding,. Henry Sloan, .'
John B. Penrose, Edward Darlington.
John C. Davis, R. Jones Brooke,
James Traquair, . Spencer M'llyaine,
I Win. Eyre,. Jr., 'Thomas C. Rand,
James C. Hand, . Hobert Burton, '
Wm. C. Ludwig . Jacob P. Jones, :
Joseph H. Seal,' - James B. 3l'Farland,
'''' Dr, H. M. Huston, Joshua P. Eyre, .
Geo. G. Lieper, John B. Semple. Pitts
Hugh Craig. ' - D: T. Morgan, .
Charles Kelley. - J. T. Logan, "
WILLIAM MARTIN, President .
TIIOS C. HAND, Vice President.
Et ratty I.IIZITICI, Secretary.'
• • P. A. MADEIRA, Agent.
deZ , No. 9 Water street Pittsburg/L .-
,
. PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
N 0.149 CHESTNUT 'STREET,
Opposite the. Custom House,
WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF INSU-,
RANCE. either Perpetual or taunted, on every
description of Property or Mereliandise, at reasonable
rat - es of premium.
ROBERT P. KING, Preat4nt, .
M. W. BALDWIN, Vice President,DlßECTOßS:"'
Charles Bayed, E. It. Cope, •
E. 13. English, George W. Brown,
.9
y, 11.,verT, Joseph S. Paul,
C. Sherman, John Clayton,
S. J: Msgargee, . Wilor,
F. Lt t -tateinuc, Secretary.
G. , • ,
J. G. COFFIN, Agen_Jyt,
Corner Third and Wood streets
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
Of Pittsburgh. •
..:........No. G 3 Fourth Street
. , _
DIRECTORS.
Jacob Painter, Rody Patterson, 1. Grier Sprottl;
C. A. Colton, - • Jatnes H. Hopkins.. A. A. Carrier,
Henry Sproul, , :Hien. Voeghtly, George W.Smith.
A.,J. Jones, Wade Hamptp • , Robert Patrick,
Chartered' Capital... .
. $300.060
EIRE AND , MARINE RISRS TAKEN, of all' de.
'scriptions.
A. A. CARRIER, President.:
I. GRIER SPltOtTli, Secretary. rjal:ly
fderchnts' bisimince Compaii;
• • ;OP. 1 3 .1TILADEL_PHIA.: •
M. V. P.F.TTlT,Prosideut—...l)..J, M'CANN, Secretary
Aniount:of Capital Stock paid iu and ins , .C.eils2oo,boo 00
..... ..... at,4. 35
• • • • S::M,4 '35
;Iniures Cargo Risks on the Ohio and Mia`issippi Rivers
. and Tributaries. Insures against loss % niatnage by
Fire; Also, against the Perils of the Sei t and Inland
Navigation and Transportation.
DIRECTORS :.•
,Wiru V: Pettit, J. C. Montgomery . , John Pumroy,.
D. J.l.PCann, E. F. Witrner, Re - Je Guilion, -
B. L. Woolstort„ John A. Marshall, B.:Wright,
Johnj. Patterson, - Elivood Pasey.
• OFFICF.RS: ' •
WILLIAM V.- PE TIT_. President.
F. F, WITMER. Vice.Piesident,
D. J. IWCANN. Secisdary. ,
REFERENCES.
PAZlarldph in z • -
St4intllitz, Justice & Co.,
Buck, Morgan & Stidfole,
Pumroy. Caldwell &Co.
NO.irt WATER STREET.
-POIIiDEXTER, Agent.
In FAitarle/phia: .
Seiger, Lamb & Co.,
Truftt,Bro: &
A. T. Lane & Co..
PITTSI3I.II.IOIIOFFIC
.ja.s IL I.
• Pittabingh Insurance. Company,
, .
NU: 96 WATER STREEL.PITTSBURGH.
ROBERT GALWAY, President!'
• . . ALEX. BRADLEY,-Viee President
RU FA
ar Insures :ospotinst BULL AND CARGO RISK, on;
d.
Ow Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and tributaries, and
MARINE RISKS generally. • • •
• Andagainet loss aad damngu by . Fire, agninal, the
Perils of the. Sea and Inland NliYlgalloaland7Transpor.
. • .
Robert Galway, .
.Samuet. NMlrately
Joseph P. Garzam, John Seott, •
' James l'arshall, ' David Richey,
James W. Haiirmin, C'harles'Arbtithn4 ,'''
Alexander. Bradley, _ • Leech,
• John Fullerton, , •N. F-Bart, :
, •R. Robinson, Robeet Ernkley,
Willhun - Carr, ' • ' I'os
Western infinranee ConipAlly;
OF PITTSBURGH. -
GEORGE DARSIE, President;
F. M.- GORIION, Secretary.
Onus No. 92 Water slt . eety, (Spans a Co.'s Warebouse,
up i=taits„lPittSburdb. •
Will inPttre agaittYt of -FIRE aridIIARINE
A otne Instltitt op rnsuaze:l by Directors wise ttxtt
well kciumt in the community, aadwllo.are' aeteimin byy 4,
proinpulet.m liken/11y, to mitintnin the character'
which they bnie assumed,• .Ottering.tbe. best proteis....
qou 1p those µLo desire to be msrri - ed.
:AT . AP B I / ':4 l,l 't
stock Accounts'sBE 9&000
.. . . .. ...
... . 2,16f100
Office ......... .. ... ... . . . a.O 00T.
Open ?Ccconnts, •tc, 17,SW 39
Casts • ''' ' 15,337
Premium N0tei...,....,... .. . . ...... . • 39,976
NPtesnit n dileouuteil—....---
.
George Dtrsie,
W.utler. •
James At'Auler,.
Andrew Ackley,
I). ,
U. W. Rieketson-
T ilE - 017DESTftN1) LARGEST-
Lithographic Establishment in the City.
wm. scuucamAN,
PRACTICAL. LITHOGRAPHER
CORNER THIRD AND MARKET STREETS,
talf'F'3 COLLEGE BUILDLN.:B9,
COATS AND DUSTERS
a endless variety, at
-- ROPU I:A R—PHICII,9-
' utusuir:El4.t. :,4.01`,
awcioolavo
•W 39.804 70
•4.11 i
$309,149'6,'
R. Miller, Jr., -
George W. Jackson,
Alex. Speer,
Wm. McKnight,
Alexander ton:tick,
Wm. H. Smith,
PITTSBURG 11,