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'iHIIRSDAY MORNING::::JULY 14, 1.859
- 6IIDITOE GENERAL,
ILICIIARDSON L. WRIGHT, of Philadelphia.
DEMOCRATIC .COUNTY TICKET.
SAMUEL" ArIME,' of Birmingham.
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DANIS, of Allegheny, City;
MEANS.ltobinson.toith
aaV ship;
PHILIP H. STEVENSON, of Moon township;
JACOB STUCKRATEL tit Allegheny City;
ANDREF'? , I , 4I.I 4O ,fiBEFft( O2, 7, katsburgh
AsiL4naqra-T .
EDWARD CAMPBELL, JitoatPittalanrghl,
- A kind of cussien pf powdered ice kept
to the entire scalp, has allayed violent in
flammation of the brain, and arrested tear
ful, convulsions indueed,by too much blood
btP E` ibixisuiiii:inEKElßs: I there.
Those who purpose spenditig a tew weeks in
the ciniiktry'caii be : ftiinished with the Daily.
Post, and thus keep themselves advised o£ the
currentnews of the day and local occurrences
at home, b,y i leaving their names at our publi
cation omce.
The detltils , .ef the great.battle of Salferi.
no are,very, slow incoming, but from the
description of the battle as, brought by the
bite . it eviabrit - that the' 'Ans.
trian army sustained a very severe defeat,
and that thetioop;nn both siiles Were much
exhatAtiSd bk.thedearful struggle. liiiegard
theinovements of the armies subsequent
ly 001:rattle,' we are still in the dark. Of
.
the terrific -.character of the struggle along
a battle line. of fifteen miles is admitted on .
latiffils; and it is perhaps to be attributed to
the Magnitude of the conflict that its details
areso in beingsummed up. That both
sidkiNtie suffered " extraordinarily," this
is 0,40ril of Official despatch, no one can
d*C',*hichsideliassustained theheaviest
3t4elpi#,is pot so easy to determine. As
safplAive are warranted in doing from
previousinformation, that the Allies had
200,P,(10 - ,inenin the field, and the Austrians
at least 150,00, these immense bodies of
military could have contended in deadly strife
for a 'whole day with the utmost desperation
within3t causing immense havoc. That
the allies do not 'speak of their'oWn losses
at all; and only hurriedly of thoSe of their
foe, appears, to be sufficient to encourage
the "yids of 'which gains ground in Paris to
the.effect that they do not like at once to
tell -truths- which must tend to shock the
whole country. Had - pot. the effort which
the yielding Austrians made to inflict a
terrible blow ouAlicir inevitaffe victors been
of a very clecif;ire - elnAracter, the French
have hasteneCiffeCtbittretreating army to
the river, and.,*.dn'. : *htikadiXastrous rout,
which was an orderriietietit, This fart alone
speaks loudly of thnefreatifihe battle on the
couquerers of the field. They had won their
ground, but not crushed the army which
held it. .No series of battles in any eam
palgtklti•ettent a like front to the historian.
The battle is in each time won, but so barely
won that the victor, cannot once move-to fin
ish his conquest; and must breathe again to
organize, and again meet, the same army on
another poinf to again try the desperate
chance of again pushing it, by a fearful
struggle, from its position, but without being
e Plitt) .1106 t.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN ROWE, of PrtnkHa County.
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JOilN N. M'CLOWRY, of Pittsburgh.
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JAMES, B4ACKIIIORE, of
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COUNTY rIVAVEIOIt:
JOEL RETCERTJA, of Elizabeth
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COL. THODLAS NEEL, of Tatentam.
THE WAR IN ITALY:
able to do more. How this strange feature
in the present Italian campaign has arisen,
or why,..or'llow-long it may continue, it is
impoizible to Say ; but its existence is a nov
elty in war. matters,and there are methods
of accounting for it which inclined to speak
trumpet tongued of the dogged bravery of
the Austrian and the intrepid dash of the Gaul
It is
. not inconsistent with facts as they are,
althOng,h — .4omewhat so with established Ilia-
_
Since_the above was in types the news by the
Etna, - pub under our, telegraphic head,
has been received. The details given, prove
that the - battle of Salferino is without a par
ellel in modern times. Think of twenty thou
sand ceriies buried and more laying around,
in fields and ditches, for fifteen miler. Think
of regiinents cut to pieces, so us to be incapable
of forming the line of battle, of dead and woun
ded„and dying by the tens of thousands, and
yottinny pnasibly form some faint idea of the ter
ribleeffeetaof two great armies coming in dead
ly anddeteimined conflict. The victors and the
Vanquisl4.alike, rest near this corpse-strewn
battlefield to prepare again for equally deadly
encounters:.._
GO TO, THE COUNTRY.
Yesterday.was another scalding hot day.
All nature throbbed and panted with the
burgingtemperature. No air was stirring and
it wis hard,work to breathe. Labor seem- .
ed impossible. : The nights aro as hot and
suffocating as the days.. Now is the time
foi: thoie who can, .to go to the Mountain
House; Atlantic City, or some other cool re
treae..:There'S no such thing as; "keeping
cool" in the city. The mind and,the body
are,equally benefitted by summer recreation,
It is not wise to de.{ote one's entire life to'
making money. The'vigor of the body in
creases by drinking in the fresh mountain'
air, and. the very change from seething
brick:74lV° the green glories of the coun
try; res.ts,oue.set of organs and calls another .
into morevigorous,action. Now is the very.
dullest thee of the year. Business will take:
a rest midsummer in spite of all your ef
forts to keep it moving. Do not attempt to
force things, .but take a " play spell " your
s2.lf and-give these in your employment an
opportunity to do the same.
Mti
the city to,
is announced
vcribe4 for.
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With the themometer at 00, it is a pleas
ant thing to know that there is, in the deep
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recesses of the ice houses, a delicious, cool
commodity, which may be applied t , f , *6
varietyttusepl
„ purposes o „lt is% t, t)e
haps, n' to *.i. . . ,(I.V4vat4b3l
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bucket fu dutOg ' ‘ 's 4ten,474,y h4Weitrt:
er.. It fiehtie* o‘ekisioiwlrin initOdlni; , :!.
lkosed*tal iiiiiWniaa, tkintOilie aggicif :
and sometimes sudden death, Stilli irC
moderation, ice-water is a good thing.-L
-liras Journalof .HPalth says the safest way
to use it, when the blood is hot, is to take a
single swallow at a time take the glass from
ttrelips for halts minute, andthen - another
swallow, and. so :op, . . • .
9nibepther hand; lee itself may he taken
as freely as possible, not only without inju
ry; but with the .rnos t Striking advantage in
dangerous fornis of disease. If broken in
sizes 'of .a pea or bean, and swallowed, as
freely as practicable, without much chewing
.or crushingbetween the teetli.it will often "P:
efficient in checking various kinds of dim.-
rhoya, and has-cured violent cases of Asiatic
Cholera. -
Water, as cold as ice can runke it, applied
freely to the throat,. neck and chest, with a
sponge or cloth, very. often affords. an almost
miraculous relief; and if this be followed
by drinking copiously . of the same ice-cold
element, ihe wetted parts wiped dry, and
the child' be wrapped up well in the bed
clothes, it falls into a delightful and life-giv-
ing slumber. :
All inflamniationS, internal or external,
are promptly subdued by the application of
ice or ice water, because it is converted into
steam, and rapidly'eonveys away the extra
heat, and, also diminishes the quantity of
blood in the vessels of the part.
A piece of ice laid on the wrist will often
arrest violent bleeding at the nose.
To drink any ice-cold liquid at meals re
tards digestion, chills the body, and has been
known to induce the most dangerous inter-
ma! congestions
If ice is put in milk or on butter, and
hose are' not used at the time, they loost
their freshness, and become sour and stale
for the essential nature of both is changes
when once frozen and then thawed.
74- •Mlio *—
SALE OF THE NORTH WESTERN
RAILROAD.
Under a decree of the Supreme Court of
Pennsylvania, this road WAS sold in PhVadcl-
Oda on the sth inst., the bondholders becoming
the purchasers at the nominal price of sllidam
for the franchises of the road. Much money
has been expended upon this road which is to
run froM the Blairsville intersection on the
Pennsylvania Railroad to New Castle. There is
now reason to hope, as the Philadelphians Ullve
large interests in this road that measures will
be adopted for its completion at least as car as
Freeport. The Blairsville Reeo,-it says ;
We understand the bondholders (now we
suppose, the real owners of the road) will meet
Philadelphison the 22d proximo, for the pur
pose of devising SOllll4 Means, or adopting
measures of some kind to insnre its completion
as far as Freeport; and we sincerely hope their
councils will lead to the aceomplishment of so
desirable a result, as many will louli:with ouch
anxiety to their action on that ocec::inn.
The North Western Railroad is ono of great
importance, not only to the extensive Popula
tion through which it passes, but to capitalists
and men of enterprise in general. lts line run•
through the best and most extensive fields of
bituminous coal that we know of any where,
and we can have no doubt that the beds of iron
ore are equally as extensive us those of coal, be•
cause specimens of the finest ore inay be pick
ed up ahnost any where along the valley of
the Conemaugb and Kiskeminems, and proba
bly along other parts of the Railroad line with
which Wu are not so intimately acquainted.
There is nothing wanting to establish iron
works on the most extensiCkl MAO but intelli
gent enterprise and capital, and if the road was
once made we cannot, doubt that capital would
soon discover where such inviting interests lie.
If the bondholders should not fall upon any
plan to finish the work themselves, then, and
in that case, we would like to see theism enter
into some arrangement with the Pennsylvania
Central Company for that purpose. We be
lieve the Central Railroad CoMpany could be
well adapted to the transportation of all weigh
ty articles, .of which there is at present so mess h
to do, and which Inuit, rapidly increase with
the development of the resources of the country.
Butit iS entirely unnecessary for us to make
suggestions to the Pennsylvania Central as that
road is under the direction and supervision of
gentlemen who will let no matter of interest
pass unnoticed.
National Convention of Iron Moulders.
Delegates representing the i nterest of the iron
moulders of the country assembled in Phila
delphia on Thursday. They represent an in
terest comprising 4,000 workers, and the dele
gates were mainly from the States of Pennsyl
vania, New York, Ohio, Missouri, New Jer
sey, Rhode Island, Connecticut and Maryland.
Other States were informally represented. The
convention mot for the purpose of forming a pro
tective union for their future government, and
for promoting the mutual interests of the mem
bers of the fraternity. Resolutions were adopted
sympathising with the moulders of Albany in
their present difficulties, and also offering thorn
material aid and comfort. An address was also
adopted, calling upon the moulders throughout
the Union to organize for the mutual protec
tion, and to adopt such laws and regulations as
will bestsubserve their local interests. All the
business having been finished, the convention
adjourned after sitting down to a banquet.
The convention is tore-assemble ;it. Albany on
the first Tuesday of January.
Trouble lu the 'Camp.
The " United Opposition " appears to be
getttng daily into more and more difficulty in
respect to the *Massachusetts doctrine of two
years denial of the right to vote to persons
of foreign birth after naturalization. A dis
position to protest, on the part of the Ameri
can branch of the aforesaid Unity, is quite out
spoken and decided in various quarters. The
resolutions of the Ohio State Republican Con
vention have met with responses any thing; but
harmonious, from the spread-eagle Gibraltars ;
and the Americans in tho Ninth:Ward in the
city of New York have taken occasion, by a
series of resolutions, atones to proclaim against
the partnership which has been entered into.
between the American and Abolition sections,
and to protest against the liberties, taken with
the joint capital stock by the other member of
the firm. They have
"Resolved, That the recent action of a'b'tate
Convention of the - Republicans of the State of
Ohio, in condemningthe people of Masssachu
setts in amending their Constitution by requir
ing that two years' residence shall intervene
between the time of being naturalized and of
Voting, is, in our judgment a high-handed and
unwarrantable interference with the rights of
a sovereign State, and meets with our unquali
fied disapprobation, and should be indignantly
'frowned upon by every champion, of
,the rights
of the States."
This is a point which, to _the united. Opposi
tion, is purely. intestinal; and stands to outsiders
only in the relation of a subject Of rationak
curiosity or of innocent recreation:
• Tun .Tresident of -the People'Ei' State (.10i1 .- -
'vention has announced the State Coinnitttee.
qf Lebanon county, is chair::
Man:: -The members from this district are'Cof.
Heron Foster, of thODispatch, and Russel
Erett, Ravi of 'the Gazette. 4 • )
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The Reconciliation of Mr. and Mrs. Sickles.
The New Ywk Tribune is credibly inform
ed, from various sources, that the Hon. Daniel
Sickles has become entirely reconciled
r with
is'ivifc, and is now living with in tiiarital
i relations as before the death of the late Philip
Key.' We are alsa - assitred,that in
'inking this remarkable steY, Mr,. Sickles has
: alienated himself from most, if not all; Of those
piraonal and political friends Avho deve_tedly
,adhered to him during his; - recent imprison
ment and trial.
—The reconciliation between Mr. and Mrs.
Sickles was consummated while Mr. S. was re
siding at Rid houSo_of a friend on the
Illoom
ingdale Read, about half a mile from the form
er house of Mr. S., which for some time past
Mrs. Sickles has occupied, eithet' alone or with
some of the members of her ONS;11 . fntmity. The
suspicions of - his host were excited by the re
peated absence of Atr. S. nit unusual hours;
and when he came in very early one morning,.
he was interrogated by the:lit - in . :and another
friend who was preent,,andon his positively
Anying their right to quei,tion him, and refu
.Ving to give an explanation, they shook hands
with him for the last time, , tind he withdrew.
It is said that he has shire add res , ed letter,: to
his former intimate associates, notifying them
formally of the ro,nmption of conjugal rela
tions between himself and Mrs. Sickles.
Succotash and Sermons.
The 'Scriptures tell us that there is a time for
all things and as there is a time, so is there
a place for all things. The wallow is a tit place
for swine, but not a proper one for men. The
stall becometh the 'Mine ar the ox, but is
scarcely lit for the abode of man. Slang phra
ses may be excused in black-legs and rowdies ;
but they are unbecoming in a gentleman.
We expert to find cant and slang in the bar
room and the runi-cellar, but donut look for it
in the pulpit. The epicure may 7‘peal: in ex
alted terms of ere:aura comforts: for his belly
is his god. 121)64 taught hi, follower , not to
heed' what they should eat or what they should
' drink. With smacking lip., a somewhat no
torious preacher speaking of the right kind of
farming thus tli, , ,sinr4e , of pcas a n d corn
"They must be vAl.'ll slier, or they are poor
luxuries They -h ill I, plucked only 1. 1 1,4
enoligh to be s l or shredded for co,bing.
Then, in the sultry day , or July and A ugu.t.
Rs the groat tureen CoIrM , steaming with the
one, and the huge platter smoking with pyra
mids of the other, who cares for nn9ds, or for
all costly renfeetiom Pea , alone:ire a fea.t:
and sweet corn. in its variows method , . on the
cob, cut off una wiped with crown, or raised
into the ineffable glory of --is ban
quet, which would ley, e made all the god: for
get ambrosia tel nectar, and Aroko their
beard. with cele•tial ,Rt.i...uo.t
Reader, think of a minister of the gospel
picturing to your mind the "is, EFF.%
of suer.dtr,h! !
'l'llreatencil Indian Nar Nichr.Aia.
[Fria the St .le-epli i•t1..1
A few days; si nce W.' mentioned that an armed
band of Cheyenne li.dians had made it descent
on a Pawnee village, and. ill lire lib'ellee or the
warriors, massa , red th , old men, women and
children, and laid wade their villa , 4o. It ap
pears the Pawnees are 111 0.1: is pursuit of
their enemies and in their march are proving
11 serious :11111 , yallefl to til.• thieving,
rotildtiLt, and in - some instance. attaCk
ing tho=' Ihrov.:11 ..tth•nwnli they tire
The 1,..ba of Saturday
'il !-ay
" Namterdity afternoon. two lIIPTI VAMP into
the city in great hiede. bringing the intelligenco
that 9 party. of ti, tern ('atcnrt•'' Lad attacked
6.ur white ,pttkr..6,,t ni:oa It''fore, near
the town of DO \Vitt. Dodge county, canto
ilea unhv u~~rthu'~-t of rt , ;11:1114.11 . . 101 . 1 01011 t
forty mile:: front this eity. The India is were
repulsed with the to of four of their number
killed. ()tie of the Plittes wa , tvuwidt d. but
not serioudy.
our informant ruts t ha t from 71111 t o ,till
Ihiwnce marrior, wen' encamped but u short
disputes from Lim =kpit It referred to, odd 1.0-
rioug wen' apprehended. All the
white.; had armed theiti , elve..i, and wore mo
mentarily ex pteting a renewal of hmdilitie,.
They lor:111.411t. :t tho,..•rnor (flack,
urging, the necessity of coiling out the militia
for their protection. A :mall of loch,
Wert( armed, left, till , city for the ,a.at of Siar
10-t night, and other- , will follow to-day.
It ie believed that the ,avtepi tire a portion
of the Limit sent out against thin CiWy..llllleS,
and fear.; are entertnind that they will ravage
the .o.ttlentotiti near them lmfore :darting out.
A couple of Pawnee rutiner. , , evidently epics,
were arre.ted city bast evenin', and
lodged in juil. were endeavoring to get
out of town just ns the armed fore,. from hero
was starting.
The Ohio V. beat Crop. I$ ;9
Mr. Klippart, Secretary to the State Board
of Agriculture, has since the frost, vi.ited the
greater portion of the whoat growing part of
the State, and has obtained ::linple,l of the crop,,
from soma sixty counties. lie sum? up the re-
It of htY übsQrrations thus
The aggregate loss by the frost will not ex
ceed the product of the six best wheat growing
counties in the State—say three and n half
millions of 'bushels. The crop of 18W—the
last of which tables have been made up,
amounted to 1:5,397,61 4 bushels, unit the num
ber of acres sown was 1,823,147. During the
present year there are at least two millions of
acres sown ,• the product on each acre escaping
the frost, being acknowledged on all hands to
be at least iO per cent. above that of 1857.
After deducting the lass be frost, and adding
the increased percentage of yield and of acres
to the aggregate of the present crop will he at
least live millions of bushels more than that of
1857, or say, some three millions more than
seas ever before raised i 4 the State.
Tin: lion. A. G. Brown, Senator in Con
gress from the State of Mississippi, at a public
reception in that State recently, made a speech
on the political topics of tie day,in the course of
which he declared in favor of reopening of the
African slave trade. On the other hand, the
Hon. Jacob Thompson, of the same State, now
Secretary of the Interior, in the Cabinet of
Mr. Buchanan, took occasion at Raleigh, at
the reception of the President, on his recent
visit to North Carolina, to declare strongly on
the other side, describing the movement in
Mississippi RS the imprifetieable scheme of " a
class of reckless reformers"—able men, indeed,
but of whom not one believes that the ends lie
aims at can lie accomplished while the Union
lasts. lie adds : " For one 1 shall oppose the
the reopening of the foreign slave trade, in the
Union or out of it ; and when that movement
is made, which I liar not, you may run up the
stars and stripes."
Land. Sales lu Kanmas and Nebraska.
The land sales in KaNils will commence at
Lecompton on Monday, the 18th of the pres
ent mouth, and at Eickapoo and Ogden on the
liith and '29th of next month.
The laud'sales in the Omaha City land dis
trict, Nebraska, commenced on Tuesday last,
6th instant; in Nebraska City, or South
Platte district, the sales will commence on
Monday; theist daymt August, and at Boone
ville on thelttonday• following, the nth of
August.
Original Return.
The sheriff of Reynolds county, in Missouri,
made, the other day, the following return on
the back of a capia, issued ag,tunst Alexander
Satterfield, on an indictment for.Thirglfiry :
'• Alexander Satterfield, found• •
"Alexander Satterfield, - taken..
"Alexander Satterfield, escaped through the'
green corn before I could lay my hands on
him !"
CHAS. Conic, convicted. of manslaughter,
in Cincinnati, Ohio, for killing Kate Bureau,
has,beiM 'sentenced to the peeitentiary for ten
years. Cook hati been convicted of intarder,
and sentetieed to imprisonment for life, but
*obtained' a new trial with the remit above
stated. ' ' '
Railroad Freights.
Tho money artielo . of the New York Hccaid,
contains the following:
Mr. Corning met Mr.:- Thomson on Satur
day, and exchanged vicivi, with him satisfac
torily on the subject of raising freight charges.
It tides thdir intention to have met k r , (144ridt
1 0: 44y. Oitheiheriti.:or in Ihihideitillii4liut
Corning suddenly WRY' on
pressing linsiness in the, lWest;. and the meet
ing for,the present: We have
reason to believe that the New York Central
management are disposed to abandon the sharp
competition which they have hitherto waged
with the canal on heavy goods, and that here
after they -. will - persue the wiser policy of
charging remunerative rates, on all the freight
.they carry] andletting busineSs follow its nat
ural channels. As soon as Mr. Corning re
turns from the west an advance in the freights
on the four roads may be expected.
Inimense Geld News.
Tho Omaha Nt'braskian,—Extra, of the fifth
instant, comes to us with the most flaming ac
count of the richness of the South Platte Gold
Mines that we have yet seen. Mr. W. N. By
of that city, A. Dean, of I\aleinagoo,3l
gam and W. Defrees of South Bend, Indiana,
and J. Stan well,of Morgan county,Ohio,arrived
in llinalut on the fifth. They liniught $7,500 in
gold dust, and confirm, in the fullest degree,
the reports of the extravagant richness of the
.1110. - - - - •
IT is important for the public health that
the streets and gutters should be kept pure and
clean. Accumulations of stagnant waters
should not he permitted in any part of the city.
The public authorities should permit the free
nee of water in the gutters and all accumula
tions of filth should be forthwith removed.
An ounce of prevention is 'better than a pound
of cure.
Limn PALstmts . rox; with all the leading
noanbers of his cabinet, lied doclared for
strict neutrality in the war and an energetic
home defence, if rendered necessary by ulteri
or complications:. The London organ of the
now government is sanguine that . the time viii
arrive soon for the powerful neutrals to propose
a pease.
WE cull atbmtion to the ?pecial eFird
Burt:1111,1d 6.7 Co., in our aulverti,im
columns. This house has a Idondid
1 sell:on:0)1e dry goo.l , Ow dez.crip
Om), and litto , t and mo-..t nt-hionriblc , styles.
AN anyilhluek wag recently eag in England,
which, whorl finished, will weigh twenty-mie
and a half tons. The quantity of metal melt
ed for it was twenty-three tons, end it wa CAA
in one run. It is to to thed in the making of
the ' , Armstrong " guns.
THE Pittsburgh and C.nuta•ltsyillc Railroad
is to boconlia.q., , a as soon as. 1.41.4.ib1e from the
city to tort Porr3•. 11" a in vit.. tim :Mention
of eontrnetors to the ad vorti.o. !lent 4.f Mesire.
Morrison AL Co., ifi papor.
DIED:
ly 1 , :0, at o'clneL, P.
MMEM
. .
II kV ill F. HE iS, its the y, , ar id"
'lll , funeral take, O.', at Thu .
from N.+ 13),• N 0.1013 ,tro
Arltlity of the Stainaell and Indigestion.
" I I:AT A YTIJIN. after to.king :'tali
nnteru," is n r. , to . trk I'll+lo,lloy :11:1110
1r4)06 , 1111111 ill•ltlity 01 010 ht1)1113c•6.111(11.
at- i n... 0 All ‘ y di.ot r :0,11141 , 11. ul, wotild only
...v. it. It+ u.0 . 1.1-ftidt. n.pula:loft 14...•0 (-431.
:dour 1,) Haug 11on1tercul t•tir,, it
t..r ly_fwpqsa. Con,
I,lftokl, of ally 1,01.1. Co~tillll 1-and l'de<. it
e11„11 , 11,• taken ID 'Mir
flirt,. 110104 ft day. I...f.trt•
thr 'fully.— I hi. 4.t•t1111,10 ( . 011,11Inite
1L,11,11.1 Im
.I , llar ru•r hottle. 'rho
a,timutt fur thin truly N1,1,111..1104 Itiallee
many mthatinns..nlimli Public ,hiklll,l guani
4 , f 4 1111n.,itioin l S.. that Otlr 16311
on Ihn 1:0...1 I.l,•verv. 1.41.1 v V. , 111.1tY.
IIKNJANIIN P & snit Prnprintar4, N
27 ra,l .1 41, 1'1t1.1.1411.
en . 1 juin Is.
T • -Q
F c
HA E Y()Ir (;( E BLIT ES ?-
I 1., y.al ‘r.ast and
%nut un.l , t tie 1 . 11,:' Lriit
all via, ;10., g. 1011,, y.,”
tlt
/Ad , . Of Lumatt !attar, ?". nko.n
aaal, 11• r tlu•
ELEP II A N T
Th.. I,k,t cheapv:t t'..ne raper in the
\\' t. Humor, Larit.:lcit , h ,
C.,nne Song., t`..nundruis, and Funny Iletnre.v.
THE ELEPHANT
Hr Inn plo.h-h,„l over too year , pith the gre.
:01elre,.. it eireolates in every State in the Cumn
ecp•n , i• a Ili lu ,11:11,1.1 tn./Merit a o.4llllllailiOlt 0
p•drowo• tr,tewedlll , oll it.
TERMS.
The Eleph:imi ilstie.hynithly at the In price o
!Sixty Cents a Tear!
'1111.4 Of To), $1: (jut.. of Twenty
ut upward+, uuly caws a 3 Val' I r vll , ll , u l, ,critwr
GIFTS! GIFTS!!
..11,erit. , r will (;111. Worth Irma 1.•12
.11LS to
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Immediately nn receipt of the miLseription, each sub
.mriber',. !Mlle Will be entered on our Bonk opposite a
uninbec, and the Present they are entitled to will bo bent
by tuull or expres,. postpaid.
The artirhoi to be given away are a. follow. ,—Five
bold Watches. worth s.ltwl earl Ten (Mid Watches. VT,
corm Twenty mold Watehes, s.ii enelirrwenty-Five that
Watehe, each: Thirty SilverWatelies,s2:. each; Fifty .
ililver Watches, 515 each: UnR Silver Watches.
carp; hold Itrenst Fins, Finger Itings.Shir
Lead Pencils, Ac., worth from len cowl 1,
aye doller, each.
.*CENTS WANTED.
Any person can act as our agent ip getting up club. 3,
and roMin 15 vont, commission on the dollar, for their
Spis•imonnrul circulars vent tree or
charge u.. any person orduring them.
Write distinctly your Name, Post 01Dee, county and
Sinto. Address P. DORY, Publisher,
1) - 1 id tilyw No. 5 East Fourth St., Cincinnati, 0,
NEW FIRM.
GALLAGHER, CRAIG & CO.,
, BRASS FOUNDERS,
TEAM AND GAS PIPF).• FirrEtts,
kJ PLUMBERS and FINISHERS oral' lands of brass
DEALERS IN GAS FIXTURES,
Oilier and Wareroom, No. 1'24 Wood St.,
tire Doors front Fifth.
Foundry, No.l tV3 Flrut st., are Doors below
Monongahela non so.
The well-known practical skill and r ‘ isperioneo i n
vitriolic brandies of Braes Casting, St.oarn and this
Fitting, of the senior noonliers of the firm (alit,
give their personal attention to all work entruste,
thorn,) should cattalo us to a share of politic patron.
All Orders Promptly Filled.
irtiar
'Valuable Market Street and Man
Chester Property for Sale.
TIll: SUBSCRIBERS, in virtue of powers
conferred upon them by 0.• will of the Isle Judge
Riddle, offer for sal,• the, following excellent business
!ovations:
. • .
A lot fronting 31 feet on Market street., by TM feet
deep ta Chaneery Lane, with the two three-story busi
ness houses on Market street, a two-story house in the
rear of the same, and a two-story dwelling house on
Fourth street. The lot has a front of:14 feet on Fourth
street, by CO feet deep on ChaneerylAne. This proper
ty, from its largo front on two streets, offers a favorable
opportunity to business men desiring a good business
In order to accommodate purchasers, the Fourth
street, extending hack on Chancery Lane 30 feet, willbo
sold separately from the Market street property.
Also, a lot of ground in the borough of Manchester,
having a front on Locust street of 34 feet, and a,depth o
IG4 feet 5 inches, being bounded on one side by Leckey i
alley, on which s erected a brick dwelling house of two
stories, with a portico in fronL and having appurtenant
thereto n convenient in-house and smoke house. and a
stable and carriage house on the other side of Leckey
alley; this property is pow in the occupancy of Captain
Miller. The above property will be sold upon terms
greatly conducive to the interests of purchasers, both as
relate to price and time of payment. as the Executors
are anxious to close up the affairs of the estate. For
further particulars. price, terms. ac., apply to either of
the subscribers, or to S. CUTHBERT. A geut, Market
street, Pittsburgh. JOSEPH P. GAZZAI, H. U.,
Office, No. 25 Sixth street.
CHARLE.SSHALER, Atty. at Law,
Office, 81 Fourth street
jyl4.3Nrd w
W.A'I'CHES, .T EWELRY; POCKET CUT
LERY, MEN'S CLOTIIING, LADIES' DRESS
GOODS, LC, AT AUCTlON—Commencingthis,.TH UR&
D.kY,Julylith, at 10 o'clock, A.M., and 8 o'clock Alt a- and
continuing each day during the week at the same hours,
will be sold peremptorily. by order of an Eastern Reuse,
a large stook of Gold and Silver 'Watches, Gold Jewelry,
including all rho varieties in general use; superior Pocket
Cutlery; a quantity of Men and Boys' Clothurm Ladies'
Dress Goods, Parasols, Reticules, Ac.,
P. Si. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
2 F, ACRES OF.EXCELLENT:IAND FOR
t , SALE, 12 acrea,innultivation, balance in woods,
a small dwelling boase, stable, garden,'&4:a never-fail
mg spring of good: water. Situate at seven miles from
city, and one mile from WWI Station. Pricellelao-
Terms---$7 00 in hand, and4loo in one year;.,...
jyl4 8. COMMIT a EXIN, bl Markej..ot:
gent Advertisements.
CITY AND COUNTY INSURANCE COMPANY.
OTICE IS-J LE I GIV EN TII AT,
N
iniporsiiimee atm rint , Of Assembly relating there
tc4iind the Charter of Diebrporation. approved April
ISs'4l% , x , kii to reeeivitienlemriptioni4 to the Capital
fittitik of the City. and Comity Insuranoe Company of the
eitz of Allegheny, will lie re-Open at the office of PETER
PL Fedor.] ttroeti A ilegeny. "11 MOND:II%am
11th if July. and - be c,iitinuett 'tuts! the whole ailitillwr
of share.; the subecrile•4ll from v .'rlorlz, A. ,to 4
o'clock, P. M., egehihiY.
Tnaialr Ring, - -"'
".-.Trtree'sl.Cratenn,
I ]envy Irwin, William It. Pii,c
Peter l'etcreon, 1/01 in
Win. P. Itatim,
James Old, Jelin Ira in. 4m4.,
James .14,11 i. Santo:on., -
C. Yeager, lionnzu
' Samuel tlormly. • Sen .,
John A. Scott. . It, I'. Vflimi•ll,
John W. kiddie, David creig.
LUltglllol,,
M. fiord:ma, Parky,
D~11..b tong,-
Alta 11il.nds,.
It. W. Poindexter Thoinns Dotmelly,
tames Jaime:, A. ('itomn.
I). I•cji• Shields. • - 0.44•44•445di0nte.i.
Alit(
• . OFFICE OF 7711.:
PITTSBURGH GAS cOMPAIsIY,
Pittsburgh, July 11, IliY./
Trukeet of the Pittsburgh
flay Conipiny have this day declared a dividend
of FIVE FEU. cENT. on this capital stuck, out of the
priAits . iif the six went ending tlulhiloueoAltirpayable.
to SlOl4, Ito! lets or their legal repreentativiiiFi. on. de
inand. - • • • JAMES M.
CPriTstawkw AND BIRMINGHAM FASSEN-
Y GER RAILROAD COMPANY.—The .sulcieri
licri: to the mpital stock ufth.r Pitt,tiorgli . and Ftinniue
ham Paqsenger Railroad Company, will meet for the
purl iWO of Meiling a tkard of Direct/Ir.!, at thu Al UN-.
u7k All ERA lio D.E. iu iho City of PittAtirglii on
FRIDAY EVENING, the inst., at 7 o'clock.
• • S. M. WICKERSHAM.
Chairman of Commissioners,
C. S. Erarcr, Secretary.
July Eltlt
ENGINEER'S .4,IFFICE P. &C.R. R I .
lc:stria:Ws Ommars STATION, July Et 1559.)
TO RAILROAD CONTRATORS —Proposals for
ty.• I intdatioll. Illssonry and liallaqing,hf part of the
Pittsburgh and Connollsville Railroad, between Pitts.
burgh and Port. Perry, divided in sections of about one
nide in I.•ngth, will be received at said office until the
tt.3.1 twit.
Profiles and specifications will be shown by the Ens;
no, at his oilier.
W3I. 11. WIIITNEV,
NOTARY PM? L C -
IFFICE nt the Pittsburgh Post, Fifth
street, noor Wo.d.
To Housekeepers.
QOMETIIING NEW.-B. 'l'. BABBI'I
BEAT MENCINAIDSALERATus,
inanitravtur(l from C6llllllOO Pait, and is pro-)g Q
.pared entirely . different from other h;aleratus.'u
\II the deletcrmas nutter extraeted iu such a
imuntier 94 to proditee 13ismill. and all
t^kh~ds of cab, without containing a particle ofF‘ND
brain.:S.t when the bread or edictalKJ; ed: there
ny producing wholesome results I•1t ery parti.;..,
of Sale rates turned to and passel/ (1
Ithrotmli the bread or biscuit M ule bakz in eon
,sennently nothing remains bit common SalL
IWater and Floor. Von will readily pereeive by
Q .the taste of this Sal:untie, that it is entirely dif-ji s
c:terent from other saderatn,
! It i. packed in one pound papers, cacti writsi
:per branded.llabbitt thirst Medieinalt
ND: , 4llertall," also. picture. twisted loaf of bread. l ' ND
~ ,r;:h a glass of elierve,ring water on the
a When you purcie,..se in paper you should pre- 1 .7 fi
V' ....rvc the wrapper, and Is , pArtivitlar to get the , ‘,
:next exactly like the first—brand as above.
full dirxsuions for nutting Bread with thh.
•
iS,ll,:ratus and Hour or Cream Tutu,
s dir,tionv
1ii11,1 . 4 ni PaAry: liVr rri:dtw,
V. tiler zaid Svidlit4 •
MAKE: YOUR OWN SOAP,
.11. 'F. Plan.; Ct iNfIENTRITF.LI
tY
PrAsu.
the strenvill of ordinary
put up in ,an--1 lb, and
0 12 full threetion+ for makint: Hard and
lion snap. Couvntnrr> will hintl that the rh, af.
in in.irki.t.
IManufitetered :tll.l far -ale by
BABBITT: •
No.. ill: and 741 NV...!,:ttg; ,, i, a.. N. '
ti;l)9.lyilaw:mil Ni •o—, I i I'.
n 1.1
PRINTING, WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPERS.
I. W. GRAFTON,
C ll PAPER DEALER,I7I4 ;4
0 97 Wood at., .or. Dint3”)liti
PITTSBURCH,
1;oor.., er.l,l:ifilly fnll it,,u4ll.iont
Ilatina
NI , 111UPPIN , i PAITAL,I,
mt. Wrintiz Pap,r, Lig);
1 1 4 1 , 4,4'11 Vrintittg •
C SII PA I IDl'Oll RAGS
MEM
Clli & SON,
TtgROHANTS,
DEALERS IN PAPER AND PACS,
Agent, for the F:Lle of
Mahontng Fire Brick - mid Pot Clay,
.V,..119 fr.,/ 1:. smir
Riper :kfamilli,lurcr.i' (7.... , 11
for •
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Reduction in Prices.
WM. E. SCHMERTZ & CO,
No. 31 Fifth street,
WILL CLOSE OUT THEIR ll,i\fEl
,I“ch of St MElif eork,iAing of
and CHILDREN'S,
Boots. SitOcs and C;aiters,
OF ALL STYLES AND QUALITIES,
a great reduntion on former Pricey, as they wiah to
CloSe Out their Present Stock,
To make room for Fall Goods.
W. E. scumEwrz & Cp.
zi 'FIFTH STREET
Pt 0 0 F I N CI- _
Gum Elastic Improved Cement and Canvass
Roofing, Felt Cement, and Gravel
ROOFING -I
Also, Agents For
Patented Aspheltic Roofing Felt
ROOFING MATERIALS FOR SALE,
INSTRUCTIuNS FOR .11'11-VINO. OLI
ROOFS REI'AI RED.
75.5M/77/ FIELD ST4 BETWEEN FOURTH FIFTH.
TO NEW CASTLE BY CANAL.
try, To rAssEs(;Eits 1:11ING TO NEW CASTLE
AND NORTH OF THAT PLACE.—Ynn will not
forget that the daily line of limkets between New Castle
and New. Brighton still connect with theiteeommodation
train. on the firle, e. N., and With the esta, A: ft: at New
B r i g ht o n, ltri !ming by this rote Vial will save titimand
money, whhiCia A great °hie:A .at the present Mee, nit
money is scarce, and the frost has done great damage
join:3mA
TIIE NEMORARE.
A COLLECTION OF CATHOLIC - 11113SW,
containing hi Masses, a short Reg Mem Masa, Von.'
pers. and a Naricty of miscellaneous. pieces, snitatile for
morning rind evening service, with aecompiminienl, for
organ or melodeon; by Anthony Werner, Organist. and
La rector or the Choir of the Cathedral of the Holy Croon,
(Dorton. "Memorare" is published in one large
quarto volume, of * X2 pages, well . lsitind, and sold at the
low price of 8:150 per copy. A liberal reduction Made to
churches. For sale by JOHN H. MELLOR.,
jy4 81 Wood 41m A_
•
DRAIMERS AND TAILORS,
No. 52 St. Clair street,
Saratoga Springs--Union
hall
-HAVING undergone extensive altera
tions and improvements, in now open for the re
ception of visitors. The grounds have been enlarged
and improved, and club rooms and carriage house, with
lodgings foreoaehtftv, added, for the accommodation
of those who may bring their ownegnippage with them.
Every exertion will be made by the Proprietors to sus
tain itewell established reputation.
• • PUTNAM & PAINE
The louse will remain open until the Ist of October.
a REAT INDUCE - MEND; are now offer
ed to those who Wish to: by • '
BONNET RIBBONS, VANS; •
SUN UMRICELLAS„
EM/ISOLEIEINANI ) TIRIM'I•tI\6S, at "
CANNEL COArlsalik'.''
SOME OF THE GOOD: Ls:or...
Vik --
un
um Rein& Cannel Coal Oil;stti thes e ST '
IT RIVALS GAS LIGHT-1N BRILLIANCri , :::
IT IS ENTIRELY NON,EXpr,ostrE :
IT MA Y BEZABRIEDABO HT s r
IT IS CONVEX/ENT FOR GENERAL VSEs. -
IT BURNS WITHOUT ANY °MA - SIVE 0DOR;
IT IS CLEAR AND BRA UTIFUL COLOR
!Ts A PPEA RA NCB IN THE LAMP ISORNAABELN-. 1
IT DOES NUT PERMANENTLY SOIL CARPETS,
CLOTHING. dh., on which itview be spilled, a large por
tion of it, being one of the best articles Joe cleaning soiled
IT IX EMPHATICALLY THE CHEA PEST LIGHT
li-NO
do to a responsible dealer and obtain a good coal oil
lamp. Secure thin tricks, so that they will more readily
pp and down in the tube; Trim the wick with sharp
.eissors, cxsetly even with the top of the wick-tube,
slipping otrihe small projecting points at the corners.
Fill your lamp with our oil. 'fern op the wick . carefully
at first- so as not to crack the chimney.
A shade will greatly enhance Ito excellencili for read.'
ins or sewing by. . :
y the careful observance of thesedirectiorra, you Nrill
secure a light that cannot fail to please.
Our futilities for refining are now very perfect and'
complete, end having devoted a great deal of laborious
attention to the art, we have succeeded in producing an
article of the very best; quality, to which wo invite the
especial attention of the trade. All orders will ho filled
at the lowest rates..• ' , . '
For solo by the barrel , nr i n quantities to suit custo ! .
mers, by ADAIR N'REIVER,
Rellners of Coal Oils,
Perin'a. Avenue, near High street, •
loot far from the Court !louse.)
MEIBE2
e2 4 l3ind w
PIANOS! PIANOS!!
All NEW Mfg
Ariival of Pianiig. '
T HE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE-,
ceived from the manufactory of
CHICKEIIING & SONS,
A fresh supply of their •
UNIIIVALLED PIANOS.
The instruments have all boon selected personally by
the subscriber, at the Factory,
ESPECIALLY FOR THIS MARKET.
Those in want of Pianos are invited to call and exam'
inc this stock. which comprises all the various styles
manufactured by Chickering & Eons, from the plainest
to the most elaborately carved cases, and at prices to
suit all purchasers,
Srty-ALL INSTRUMENTS WARRANTED. - R 4
JOHN 11. MELLOR,
"et • 91 WOOD STREET.
NEW STOCK OF MELODEONS.
T UST RECEIVED—A SPLENDID NEW
u lot or MELOPEON9, from the •
factory of MASON , dt. HAMLIN. Boston,
including all the styles made by this firm. .
These instruments' have lee❑ approved' • •
by the greatest ITIUSiCiaTII4 lit the country-rtia Dr. Lowel
51a...in, Cleo. F. Root, IV. It. Bradbury, and othertteolt
set ineutiv they can be relied on no Being foil Arai iitrlrt
tutors. 'they are noted for the following points: •
1. Their pure and musical quality of tone. •
Their great power of tone.
a. Their perfect equality of tone.
4. Their prompt and eitay touch.
L. Their beautiful style of finish.
G. Their durability.
7. Their cheapness of price.
For sale only by JOHN 11. MELLOR.
• No. 81 Wood street-
Descriptive circulars mailed to any adttres:4. Lloyl3
THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO.
1!/!#'4DE'/FIA.,
. .
T• NSURI AGA INs - T LOSS OR DAMAGE
El
Fin, on Iluil,lingt , ., NeFelitunlize, Purl:inure, le.:
n• ronyonable rnt,i of rrenliqm.'
DinEeron.i —F. Ratchford Starr, William sl' Kee,etWElL
31'K t.• k C 0..; /;411;rO Fra.tier; Jon. 31. A tAi'ort. of ..I.two,nl,
NV lo i 4.• .t . e t ~- De oi. T. Tr,4lek,;,f Tret.ll4*, ;not; rs & Co.;
11.!nr.) . • \VII t'rlon; Iloril, , en! L liniviion; Oen. 11. Sl.e.na.
of Stewart & 13f0.; John If. flrnyn, ,if Folln If. brown &
co.: IL 4. l'allnestonlc, of 11..1. Oilinest4.4 k Co.;'Audrk.w
1 , . OL , In 4. 1.. Erringer. of IVood 'k }:rtioner.
V. li VICIII'Lllir) STA II It, Preident. '
t711.1it1,E , 4 W. i:4l F. Seeretwry.
BEVEREN.r.e, - -Wm. Haines& 03..1. rainier
I 1'4,11101m0 !if. now, E.N. Allow
N num,. 3l'Enoy d Co.. Wilson, Payne 5:
(*n., Lioing.ton, Copclunl 5 Ca.,
James B.Sson k m. a I..tvoly 0: Co.
iNEO. S. BRYAN & CO.. Agents,
No. 5'2, Wood street.
io-ns:cm
i ItD 11.11'01{.1.ATION
GEQ. wffiTE & co.,
ARE =‘::-)11' REcPiVPG 4 COU'LPIE STOLE OF
MantipasOlarege4nglais This - pers, &e
1010
WM. H. WILLIAMS & 'co.,
Bankers and Exchange Brokers
Wood Street, corner of Third,
q PENYA
01. liT,
ALLEGHENY CEMETERY
SECRETARY AND TREASURERS OFFICE:
PITTSBUFCCH, PA.
I.I3r.I.PNES k PAT Al FPl3,r
.78 Market stmt.
MESE
Zfew gtdartistments.
DIRECTIONS FOR ITS USE.
No. 25 Fifth Street,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
BAREGE AND HAREEM ANGLAIS ROBES
BLACK LACE SHAWLS,
AT No. 37 FIFTH STREET
AT THE CEMETERT.
A i ! TN A STOVE WORKS.
• Apri . .rivFT.. ftft t ip.f.rr,
itirarracrmirs. 4.;m14,:ir. F.r ryzaT v 43.77 or
Cooking, Parlor & Heating Stoves,
PLAIN AND FANCY GRATE FRONTS, AC.
Sole Proprietor of the Celebisted
PATENT GAS BURNING AND SMOKE CONSUM ING
COON. STOVES.
°flies and Esles Rooms,
oo2:1:1y2p No. 4 Wood Strut. Pittsburgh, Po
SMYTH A, SNOWDEN'S
.NEW TEA STORE,
No. 34 Fifth Street.,
EXTRA CURIOUS OOLONGS, FINEST YOUNI
ruxsoNs, GUNPOWDERS,
IMPERIAL% ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEAS.
All purchased at lowest caoh prices, and for sale Whole
sale and 'Retail, at SMYTH d, SNOWDEN'S
mrlectf New Tea Store, 34 Fifth mtroet.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
CORNER FOURTH AND SMITHFIELD STREETS,
• PITTSBURGH, PA.
. .
111110 r ;T
AS TIST RECEIVED A ' RESIT SUP
II PLY . of and'Su thiner pax's, which he is
prepared to marinfaet4e . lP 'order in the latest styles,
end at reasonable rate& apLiaan
D. B. ROGERS & CO.,
mAnTrAgraitAs AY
ROGERS' IMPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH;
E!===),
PlTrammatr-: 2 _
.4,,ti"„,r_n",,,,,,,t..:,..rrAsisignees9 Sale.
TIIE SALE OF THE PROPERTY OF
KIRK RHODES is postponed tintil WED:NTS
DAY, July 14th next. Hy order of the Assign
THOS. S. POWER I ,
CFPOSERIAN R ,
GIWIOE.
Roches tar, nue 14111,1859. - • .
.315
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. •
THE MANUFACTURERS OF SAW:
TER'S:CHEMICAL OLIVE ERASIVE SOAP,
alter subjectiug it to the severest tests known to the
trade, are fully persuaded that there is noFumily Wash
ing Soap in the United States, for so little money, Navin
at once so nimiy good qualities, (anti so f ew ,ti s ,, nn i e s .
OF BEAUTI-1n colors, firmness, surface and tex
toregenerally. ,
OF PURITY—In freedom from • rosin, turpentine,'
clay. fish oils, stale g rease , and adulterations.
uF QUALITY-F or washing clothes, of every desertp•
Gen, coarse or fine; cotton, linen, woolen or silk; dyed,
printed cc white: for. w aswo tar, grease, pitnh, paint,
oil, printers' ink, shoemakers' wax, etc., from clothes,
furniture, and from the hands. • •
- Give it a fair trial for yourselves, and be convinced.
Remember, the name is on each bar. Ask fora copy
of the directions., B. C. & .1.11. SAWYER,
• l e g • •• • - 47 Wood street,' Pittsburgh.CHASE _
8 700 - 'I I ,',F.PkU 9 D
lot of ground, fronting on three streets,-on - hit.:Ween.
'ppm. - , ft,..c.AM43_ERT .4, SON,
08: :e Wri_l34nrket-street:
,Ansurancq.
NORTHERN •
.ASSURANCE COMIANY
NO. 1, MOORGITE STRUT, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1836
!CAPITAL.. 80,,z96,500 00
PAID UP CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.. 2,194,111 02
ANNUAL REVENUE. r.r the year
ending Jitnietry 31,1,.::',4" • 933,734: 12.
CO3[PANV I NSLTIW.S AGAINST
Lossronnutge ot - ory det , crip.tion
T"'
of Proporty. The Vat, cif PrelloilMt treleraft% and,
in alt 1,11,6 1 twou tio• oloo,oter orAloi own, or
°coop:int. and ttoimaittioi
Losses promptly itajtoittol anttzpAa xlift/tuT &fore - ace
to London. A sp2riiii pernninot! food provided in Fhila
ddphin
ru:rxr.rzers rirrsr.utult:. -,--.;?--
Jtorteslttlally tio.: - 1:4 Wool) street', AA. 't"-_,"..4
John Floyd & ra t Wtl3ed zdreet; 6,
FrarriA.Kirkpattielfs:l l .o3 rty "''".
L. Gre g g A Co. , =ri •treet;
Wilon. bl'Elrov & C0.;'54 Wood street:
James.3l"Catullisa.c p,4103 Wi.:ll street;
l'innien.A. Cu, 'Xi %IterAtivel,.;- =
13: A.Faltrieldoit, d -4 and` Wo&t . st.s",,
JO3. IVeudaell & Co.. Freund:lnd Wood st 34
Atwell. Lee &(M., e-A;:asnetreet:
.I.lnreldield S Co : ; F 41131111 Strt - Martfet streets
I:l'fAtndless„-Itteims & i'o tiihi Water sts
ltltr=rser.:l - T.T"' -
George It...ttrittf., 31.3111i1411-Ank r t ,
111 esqrs.-Alyern. Clintliortek Pe...jrS3l - a - rlret"street;
Wm. ru., 2'2 South Front street; ,
-31'f:oft:head& Collins;Frotit "and lieitstriets
a " smith, Will ifultA A co:. 313 lllarket street;
; rahain & a: and I.t.:LeGtin. street
Joseph 13. Mitchell; 'Esq.,. President Idet-haniesllanl,
James Durdap,:,Es,;.., President Unianl3anlr:
lieu W. A. Porter, late Judge Supreme Court,
.TAM
.-
T..niparary r Uttl 10) 1V6 . 611 f!
n'
ALLEGHENY •INSURANCE CO
OF PITTSBURGH`.
OPPICE—No. 37 Piftb Stre6t: Bank Block.
TNSURES 'AG AIN:3T _ LL•XJNDS OF
FIRE AND MAI INI IUSI_
ISAAC. JONES. President: 'MI.'S - MeCOP,D. - \'i^++
President; .D. 1%1. 1300 K, S'eeretary; Capt. AVILLLDIi
DEAN, General Agent.
- Jones. C. C. iinssev. ITarrr6Y
Capt., R. C. Gray. Jelin A. Wits. in. B. 1.. Fahne-stnek.
D.MeCerd, L•:ac 9E. v•kl,,,ek, E. P. Sterling, Capt. Wm.
Dean. 'rhos. M. Howe, Relit. 11. iticis.
DELA-WARIi ifiiITUAL
SAFETY
INSURANCE COMPANY
TNCORPORATEH BY THE • LEGISLA
-I- TURF, OP:PENNS/X.IEIA,
OFFICE, E CORNER TU/RDAND WALNUT, i;TS",
PIIILA DEI.DtI lA.
Marine Insurance.
I VF.S.SELS,• .
CARGO _
1 tr. To all parts at the orhl
FREIGHT, .
INLAND INiIItIIANCF.2
On Goods, by !Byer. Canals, Lakes. and Land Carriages
to all parts of the Union. _
F.ll-I1 INSt_IItANC - ... - 5
On Mereltangli se generally, . - -' . -
On Storni+. Fuelling llonses,ete, Plc- -
ASSETS OF. I'llE -00-11I'A A 3", - .
. - . . .. lionarabal.,lSA3.
Bonds. 3fortgarks. and Beal Estate,...- ..... ..,:$ 71,60 ..9:3
Philadelphia l'112: 6 ".', st unt. Loan }0.1.144 O 1 ) :,
Pennstivania State I.ortifs-i .. : ....... .....,......- '1(4,425 00
United States 'Pres-stay Notes.. ... . ... ~......:.. .. - . Eit.Tl'2 ifs)
Raitrongt 6 -Igi cent. Mortgage Pinnik...,....---. grdg6is tO
: Stocks In Matron's, Oas and. Inginrauce Cos... '2.s,itrgit 93
Bills Itieeeiratgle - - :. - -.. .. .. ' ' ailinfal no
Cash on hand ...-.........:.- ........ .......-...... ..... 41.,' Ofg7- 85
1
Bahuice in lends of Age s, P urns ntremi on -
"granny Policies reeeligly cgstiegl,:ingt other 61,288 14
debts due the Company.-- .....:--.-........
Wm. Martin, E. Strike.;
11.1muni1 A. Bonder, , .1. F. Peniston, ,
Theophilus Paulding. Henry S 11,11 1•
John R. Penro.m, IMArnr. - 1
John C. Thiris, IL Jones-. Brwili:e, -
James Tragnair, Speneer - -
Win. Eire. Jr.. Thomas C. Muhl, -
James C. Hand. Robert 13orron,'
Wm. C. Luduhz, .liiroh P. Joni,. •
IL Seal, Jame= B. MTArliin..l . .,
Hr. IL M. Bmiton, JoNlina P. Eyt , ',
Lioper, John 11.'Somplo.Fitta -
Hit
H. AI orear,
Charles liulley. 1. .
ILLIAAT
TIIOB C. Vico Prrwlrnt.
HMV/ LTLErr.x, 'Secretary. :
A Agdr,t.
So. ¶5 AV.ttrr httsbilrt2,ll
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND
LIFE. INSURANCE COECPANY,
NO 149 CHESNUT STREET,
Opposite lite .Custattt .Tioutte,
A)VII,T, MAKE A 1., fi KIN - OS.OF , INSU—
RANCE, either Perpeti ts I t.r ' I .erery
deseriptieu of Properly•Z.reharshse, tit reszonable
rites nt preinnitn.
ROtiEtt'f P. El NO; President,
, 3L W. ItALDIVEt. Vice .President,
plp.E.4dTtiitS
Charles Prete-, E. r..
Fingistr; fleor;te
P. B. S.'stery. -Jeep! " -
CI-Sherman. . John tlia;• ton;
S. 3. 31:Aga:gee, L. \Viler,
F. EiLicsatina, Steret.rv.
• - .1. O.
Jyt:ly • • Corner nerd n o Wood streets, '
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO:
Of rit'4 l ?rlVSif
--No• 03 Fourth Stircv:
DIRUCTORs.
Taco)) Painter, Rody Patterson. 1. Grier Sproul," - -
C. A. Colton, James 11.1Ioplrins. A. A.. Carrier.,
Henry Sproul, Rich. Voeglitiy, Geor-Te W. imnith.
A. J. Jones, Wade llamido EntWiL
Chartered 5300.000
FIRE AND MARINE RISES TAKEN, of all de
scriptions.
A: A. CA
1. G.IIJEL: SPROUL, Sevtrta
Mereliants' - Insurance Conpan!
OP - PHILADELPHIA.'
. _
31. V. rErrifr, J. ar47.,,N.'5, Se9relfig
Amount of Capital poid in mid iniestediZ.l9 , ,ooo 9)
Surplus . '34
V.! - C3,44283S
-
Insures Cargo on the Ohio and MLA` isij , pi Hirera
and Tributariaii.-Insures all:(111:%t (...Idtkma.., , e by.
Fire: Also, ,r,
the P[-; of the and Inland
Navigation anil 'lnnis pot-int ion, • 4
DI fitEt.:llll4l.3
Wm. V. Pettit, 3. C. Montgomery; -John M. Pumroy,
L. In Cann, E. P. W it tia• r, ae
B. L. Woolston, Jolla A. Marshall, VI as. B. Wright,'
John/ Patterson, Elwood P. Pmey. • • .
- , -
WILLIAM V. PETTIT. President.
E. F. NV PIM ER. 'Vied Piesident,
1). J. 31'CANN.8.ecretsry.
REFEISENCPS:
In Phan. kliAtt - t :
Steinintlz, Justiett- x fo.,
Ptartir,3ltirgan t Stidfolb,
WA'rElt STREET.
Pt Agent:: ,
U==
Tniitt, Bro. . Co.,
A. T. Lane
jab IL
•
Pittaburgh Insurance Comriang
NO. 96 WATER STREET PITTSBURGH.'' .
ROBERT IiALWAY, President.) . • t -
ALEX% BR..LLEY, Viee
F. A. RINEHART, Secretary.• ' - •
Insnrea HULL AND CAIIEtI RISKS, on
the Ohio itnd and- tributortes ? -and
lARINE RISKS gtmeraii _ •
And a g ar t h.t atitrilailnige by Fire, and ti g aratit tltp
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation anti Ti'inspo ,
lotion.
Robert Galway. Stm , l,l M'C,Lurkan,,.
Joseph P. Gar.7.am, M. 11., John s vo it,
• Pdvid Richey,•
James W. Ilailman, Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, .1. L. Lcoeh,
John. Fullerton, E. Bart,
R. Robinson, Itubert 11. Broiler.
William Can•. : 3111111. -'11•25
Western Insurance Company,
OF PITTSBURGH. .
GEORGE DARSIE, President;
F. DI. GORDON, Secretary.
OFFICE O. Cr 2 Water street, (Spans & Co.s 'Warehouse,
up stairs.) Pittz , burgh. -
insure ngfunst. I;inds of FIRE and MARINE
msxs, • -
A Florae Institution, roan. as by Director:3 rill() :we
Well known in the comnainity, and who are deierinincil,
by promptness and liberality, to , mnintain cheeliaractri
which they' hare'asAimed, 1;$ 'etteriug thii •
Lion to those Who 'desire
ASSETS, 'APECIL rAStb,l.35O,
:Wick Aec.thiats -
Mortgage
Office furniture.---
Open Accounts, etc '
Premium Notts
Notes and bills disciximusd.--
_-----;---• - =lyres tilt)... :; -..-: ~., _
George Danqe, : . R. 111iller,.1r,,
J. W. Butler, . Georg V,. ,' . Jael,,,
ori ,
~
.
Jarries NrAuley, Alex. :Veer, '
• Andre' Ackley, - i Wm, lileKuight,, •..
'Nathaniel Helmets : _ Alexander .N muck, •
- D. 31. Long, Wni.l.l.,Smith,
C. W. Rickel on. -
.___. j ____ - -...imx:___,3
THE abEet AND I,AIGEST
Establisbuleut
AVM _
PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHER
CORNER THIRD AND MARKET STREETS, '
DUFFS COLLFAIF. 'BUILDINGS
n.nay2p. PITTSBURGH, P.A.
LINEN AND
- 00--11"3 ANL , Du6TEi.-9,
In eilaless , mriety, - • .. • - , •
PO.? LI L'A .PRICE "- •
- • 33.112.511.1:ELD•t
1 06 f , • - •
4a , 8.5u! 70
'tTal.l)(lls
. .... 2,160 et)
oa
^-,
5 , 3
35.= 25
DU--Cl
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