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WEDNESDAY MORNING:JULY 20,1859
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
AUDITOR GENERAL,
RICHARDSON L. WRIGHT, of Phlladelpl!la.
URVEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN HOWE, of Franklin County.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
r' 4 ' ".•
; , - te.aisisr:tter %Au , SCDSIL .
OEO GILLSfORE, of Pittsburgh
DISTRICT ATTOILIPET:
• 1 : Et; VTE' ir,kmaL'
EitatUtra:DricEE, ofßinrlingham.
V.Vik6Hlf. D'A V VIH, Ailegteny Oity;
SAMUEL. W. MEANS, of Robinson township;
PHILIP 11:"STEVENS0h, of Moon township;
JABORIVIIMKRATIT. OR AlUmgheny City;
ANDBAW achlobrl3E/WMONT, of PUMA rgh
FyWARE emiPTA of Pittsburgh
;..- .•••;,. • latfmanuziu
qAolEoLiAr , rh.t - oRE, of Pittsburgh.
cotrxrr &citron.: • •
JOHN T. SYMItt..E.,' of Pittsburgh.
corny scurxrort:
• .-, JOP.J..; -KETORUBS, Of 'Elizabeth.
, - zre.mtat 'or TErc.
TII93IAS. NEEL, of Tare/alum
SUNDAY TpA.V"..EL OF PASSENGER
ifAItROAD CARS.
This question is creatin a much excitement
An?..the city of Philadelphia, and as it will
her:to-be decided here within'a short time,
in all probability, we wish to declare in ad
vance our decided opinion, that the cars
should :rim on .Supday as well as on week
days: " The Sabbath was made for man—
Sabbath " and that over
and-technical Morality—that Phari
seeism which would deprive us of the good
which:U . ocl has given us on one day in the
a ivtekiyvectumotagreewith. Self ; judgment is
every man's _right, and it is wrong to prevent
the pursuit , of health and happiness when
:tlig-Pirsuit does not injure 'either ourselves
-2 'or OurneighliorS. Coercive laws to compel
_morality have always been 'failures. We
- regard the running of these cars on Sun
day, as neCessaiy to ameliorate the Inerai
;,;:ttlict physical condition or the working
7P.:aveling on Sunday, is, we believe, es
perriiiiadbY our State laws. At all
-evenliiiit 'ls extensively practiced, and in
t e - practice,pnblic opinion sees no cause of
coixtplaint. All the great lines of railroad
run- or;, or more through Irains on Sunday'
for tile' of ihrough passen
carry "the mails. Steamboats
-ru,4,s4l.2,r_Suntlay. ,Persons who own horses
atimi-carritiges Ade'theni to go'to church on
~TSunday,-and we see no reason why the gen
eral public'whO do riot own horses and car
' ' ';rrage '"should be compelled to walk on Sun
day; by the Stoppage of the Passenger Rait
-:lulu-cars. Sunday travel by steam, by loco
if=s y .ririvate or hired conveyances, is
sanctioned by law and custom, and no one
is foolli -enough to interfere with it. The
great bodY' of city population, who are pent
up and atli m ard labor, on week days, have an
equal right with their richer and more fortu
pate neighbors to a cheap means of travel on
this day, as the , necessities of their health
or convenience may require. Time many
tIMUSaMTS who foil-during the week demand
as=a =right one of the few kinds of travel
which` "is within the reach of their limited
means,-and ;not prevented by their onerous
duties - '
It-14 not' for the benefit of good , morals to
.2k4Meti. and women penned up in cities,
on wheit'their health and.their en
, exhausted by require free air
and recreation.' During the leisure hours of
-.: . _:#l:243.Ssibbath, when not in attendance upon
people .will find an improved moral,
" 'aff well - as physical, atmosphere outside of
, "aties. -It is not.of necessity that rural de
pots should be surrounded with moraNlan
,Plose disposed to evil, will find the
means of gratifying their propensities any
' Where, and in the city quite as readily as in
"'the. Coniatry.
; ; ,;3Ye are aware that there are many who will
frozn us in this view of the subject,
11 iit it is one of considerable public iniper
'arid we do not hesitate to express our
coriv . ietiOnS upon it.
'' , -KANSAS GOLD MINES.
TpePike's Peak gold fever is likely to rage
again more liercely than ever. The late ac
, - . ! . dounts of successful diggers of new claims taken
np, 'and ." new lodes," " placers, " all
...richer than any preceding ones are well calcu
lated. to create another excitement, and -per
..bapatolesd to misery and suffering as great as
that we iately had accounts of. It is now too
- . 7...late:in the season for any one to think of etni-
T-E iraiing there front this section, unless he goes
with money 'and provisions for three or four
-, Moni
The Winters set in early on the Rocky Moun
tains, and owing to the rush of adventurers to
s`tluisii`''regions there is 'likely to be another
scarcity of previsions.
That t lhere r ia gold at Pike's Peak there is
•
now
„.4o -doubt and it may perhaps be found in
large quantities, 'but hard and toilsome labor
is requisjm to disembowel it.: No one who is
net f4 l . !y•prePartidito engage in the most severe
t~l-
;think of going there at all The
last reports are that there are about ten thous
_ : and persons tbe mines, and that thirty to
forty thousand dollars of gold are daily raised,
i9m,bfiethen.it is only an average or
tree, to 'tour. dollars per day for each hand—
. not very good wages certainly.
BEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS.
: , *:fiobiere in the, window of J. J. Gi/les
_pierl Store, on Wood street, a pair of well
- cenceived, artistically designed, and finely -
*t,,p,jr-iyatift4gs, representing Peace and War.
Tirsi:tere'Sel- Abr. sale, but the liberal gentle
-man who'purchased, them from the artist kind
4f: hrt
lytermitS 'the i to reta or a s otime on
:exhibition to gratify , the taste of the art lovers
They are 'the work. of Mr - . J. J.
- Pnrter,-ayoung artist, who resides in Rochester
Beaver; connty„.Ta., and, who; wo are 'informed, ,
_.:,is now in Virginia, pursuing his art, and trans
' fer,ring to his canvas, specimens of the roman
ticand beautiful scenery of that State. dud&
rag by - : these pictures, which' are:the 11rFat we
bare - seen from his easel, Mr. Porter possesses
-no .9rdinary talent as a painter. His pictures
exprsive,- original and well finish
ecti-' The, subjects are well chosen, and in
general design as, well as in detail, he has most
liappilySueeeelded in'prodacing pictures which
the eye rests upon with pleasure, and which are
7 : endtiontly-sliggestiV:e of thought. Ail, persons
of taste, " will be attracted "by the specimens of
the artieCis talent in Gillespie's window.
reeent.,,publicatien on - th4 rnAlinads
of the? United States, it is stated that, 'there
• falls due to l B9o,'Orin' thirty years„s4 . _ll,-
-1:00102,..‘of railway bond's . ; of this $97,430,000
is already delinquent on the interest. $94G3,-
373 falls - due this year, including the $4,000,000
bonds. IS' ext year $21,282,876 falls - due:
Illlnoia .I*W:id, $3,000,000 ; Hudson River,
Beading, $3,600,000 ; the Michi
gan roads , $2;600,000, etc.
GENERAL GARIBALDPS AUTOBIOG-
RAPHY.
A.
We have received from 3fesmit.
lish & Co., Wood street, anel*dllw print
ed:volume of tho w e of ChVeral
.: lbaldi,
" 4 ‘
written b.l`-4„i115e , 1! ,- ; ~Bk4es- b f* ft_
ions 3 :, firms led lichin• iinfirreaL
leTheet:::lorn'''DwW. •,.: hetaiibiepti.:* this
most interetarlig batftAtiirt n`dillAi" . :: - Is• -. 41d
of all•observeis," and Ids personal) s:* will
be read by all who take an interest in Eniopean
affairs and especially in those of Italy, with
the - al - Molt pleasure and avidity.
GONE TO THE COUNTRY.
Hon.' Wilson 15.reandless, Judge of the
Unite,dStates piatrict9,ourti having just con
cluded lerrri in WillilitiisPort, at which
large amount of. public_lnisiness. was transact
etl,,,luts gone to.Butler_county for recreation
and recuperation.
His annual summer visits to his Butler,
friends are always -welcome.
HON. WILLIAM HOPKINS
This distinguiShed gentleman, to whom the
State of Pennsylvania, and especially the west
efn portion of it, is indebted for so tinny bene
fits, is now in the city. As a leading Demo.,
crat he has labored• constantly for the goOd of
the party ; ' :md his own county of Washington
has no more valuable citizen.
National Agricultural Fair.
The seventh minuaLexhibition of the United
States Agricultural Society will be held on the
grounds of Mr. Graves, at Cottage_ Grove,
near Chicago, from the 12th of September to
the 17th inclusive. Col. Capron ; Superintend
ent, is now engaged in erecting the necessary
buildings, &c., and has already 200,000 feet o f
lumber on .the ground. The premium list
reaches about $15;000, to which are to be ad
ded volunicei premiums by the citizens of
Chicago. The cash premiums range from $lOO
to $5. There are 128 classes of premiums,
embracing everything in agriculture, science
and art, worthy of merit. Entries can be
made from the sth to the 12th of September at
noon. Persons intending to exhibit must be
come annual members. The premiums are to
be paid on the last day of the fair, , or the week
thereafter at Chicago. Sales may be made by
exhibitors during the fair, under regulations
prescribed by the Superintendent.
War and Commerce.
The British trade and navigation returns for
the month of May exhibit manifeStly the de
pression which the political disturbance of En
rope has caused to commerce. The plough
share has shrunk before the sword; the arts of
peace retire before the stoney aVance of war.
The decline in the value of imports _for the
month is considerable, amounting to more
than .C. 2,500,000; and, judging from the gon
orally diminished quantities of merchandise
during June, there seems every reason to be
lieve that the next. returns will sliciw a still di
minishing value. Exports bays also consider
ably fallen off—in fact, nearly £2,000,000, as
compared with May, 1858, although the total
for the four months still maintains an ascen
dency of about £2,000,000 over that for the
same period of 1857, and of £4,000,000 over
1856.
The Iruli Steam Rain.
The London Times gives a lung description
of the new iron steam ram, which, it says, will
be afloat nest .tune. Her total length will be
380 feet, breadth, 58 ; total weightat sea about
.0,000 tons ; full speed 16 miles tin hour. About
2214 feet of the broad-side of the vessel will be
of teak,24 inches thick; this will be covered by
Armor plates 4l inches thick on the deck.
The reel will be armed with 35 Armstrong
guns, each throwing 100 pound shot over a
range of six miles. The ram will run down
ships by driving at them at full speed. If she
only does one-half of what may be fairly anti
cipated from her, she will be cheaper to the na
tion than a dozen sail-of-the-line. The coif
of the hull will be about .62,00,000, the en
gines about £75,000, and her fitting fur sea
about £45,000 more, or .020,000 in all.
A amiatrut insurrection of the negroes of
the villages surrounding Puerto Cabello, in
Venezuela, broke out on the 15th of June.
They ass , ssinated Goiquaza, a judge in the vi
cinity, and murdered four other. peaceable cit
izens. Afterwards they advanced with a force
of two hundred and.fifty men to attack Puerto
Cabello, but were repulsed by the troops sta
tioned at that place. Since that time they
have committed a number of outrages in the
vicinity, and at lest accounts it was feared that
they would yet return in suftleieet numbers to
successfully rittaCk Puerto Cabello. The
is said to be not a political movement, but
a question et' blacks and whites.
ANION° the relics shown ut Madame TOW
sand's rooms, in Portland Square, London, aro
the original knife and handle used in the decap
itation of Marie Antoinette, Louis Xl'l, the
Dulp of Orleans, and Robespierre ; the Impe
rial carriage of Napoleon, taken from the
field of Waterloo, and the carriage used by the
caged Emperor at St. Helena ; the coat worn
by Nelson at the battle of the Nile; a piece of
the Cloth of Gold, from the field of that name;
the shirt worn by Henry IV of France, when
stabbed by Ravaillac, with the blood stains
still distinct, a relic for which Charles X of- 2
fered two hundred guineas, &c.
ONE of Christy's Minstrels, Earl H, Pierce,
died in London on the 19th ult. Ho had been
slightly indisposed, and away from his profes
sional avocation for one week, but nothing
serious had been apprehended. Ono Sunday
morning he said to his attendant, about day
break, that he could not remain in bed, and
he asked him to take him to a place of wor
ship, which he accordingly did—Highgate be
ing selected. He went through all bis devo
tions with the utmost fervor:and on getting
outside of the building, clasped his hands and
dropped down dead. Pierce was the original
"Hoop-de-dooden-do."
THE rattlesnakes aro making increasing in
roads upon domestic apperances and peace.
We have already had to record some of a pe
culiar nature. Here is another: "Miss Sa
rah H. Dyer was bitten by .a rattlesnake last
Saturday week, near Morgan' Calhoun county,
Ga., from the effects of which . sho died on the
following day. She had been out with a fish
ing party, and returning home :inc the after
noon,nsusoffieorusediy.intTenhaeelyla,alymtwllgos
j t us o t f
e th i ; 4 t t i ee m i e i
accidently stepped upon the monster.
She uned
years of age."
Oskaloosa, lowa, a young woman whose
husband came home drunk the other day,
took-down the ox goad, and chastised hint most
glorieusly—until , he promised not to do so
again. 'tie "laid the' blame upon a friend
.Who
asked hint to dripk.,. She whaled him 'again
for not having stability to refits©. The next
day ehe learyTd that it -was a female that he
had been drinking with, at a danen , liouse,
when she gave him another: lathering, which
so affected the poor follow that he has, not, been
seen in Oskalooso since. r r'‘i
, .
A MOVENIEXT is on foot among Ale-71PO.ron
..
ble circus 'and menagerie managers 10 bold a
Convention, in New York or:Cincinnati, nest
:winter;; devise means to protect the repute
tiOnof respeCtable shows, and effect a thorough
circus lad' eh ow reform.
YESSIDENT LoPaz, of Paraguay, is said to
be rapidly ainkiag to the grave.
mom
JOHN BINNS.
Everybody in Pennsylvania knows the name
of John Binns. The Philadelphia Press, in aErGitzaT perS Ps wish
ing Artificial Teeth, wilfittind it to their terest
noticing the receipt of his Overtisement as ea upon C. BILL, Dentiat,. l :l4o. Si Grant stre
Commissioner of Deedscmiiini ss i 9or,o f o r
„the F . House. He witUnsert fulksete
item, u - rufilgold; Tar
United States Sec. Stig •iiiiitidn in a CCP= 'trait .cont onsthim trplatena, at 'the whi
beautiful hand, gives thixfolfewingt. sketch 01. ba4,tittlecerer ono.hattlif ther(pidal lee ged
. • , the Imitt Def(tists. ' . .t3ilverrend Aer teiee'me ric
this'old veteran of the law : • reduced in nt-otiortten CteratitaatVaPer set' h
• i . tio-iiitute.tait t'heEhti te - oL — eseente,d,itilbe
He will be Si years old'en - tne 224 'duritble and satisfacf e ry 'style r s, *ratio mitred: All - weir
ber next, having been bisrn in Dublin on the warranted. Persons s c' itishing to avail t homselves of these
22d of Dec Ember, 1772. 'This was,hotire the very r reduced rates, will do so before the Jth of Septem-
Declaration of Independence, and yet this re- be, i ,r t ,!,te k " ; . f u al
st ri cl e L ,,,,Wil e l t b°„ f tla e r tf ,"l co r 2i m n t o h tt! ' Z ,
markable man at his present great ago pre- tionable at the nominal stun at which they are °tiered,
serves all his faCulties. and attends 1,(4 b os i: when tho - best orreferenres can he given as to the achip- -
.111 . r t h , ts , work, an dapyc ; int4.! l earit•be ,5.i.V1,1 us
ness Ivithlan assiduity, regularity, and punc.tu:.
slily, that might well 1.4 imitatbd by men irford - ' ' e , • r. t
• airthricrs • ' '
than half a century his juniors. He reads with
out spectacles, and though slightly afflicted
:WM the goilt;Avaba.Vetieen hiffl'On - entlitreets
within a few' months in his tights inll -stock
alniiist-xis. rapidly as a maii of
90. During his acllye life he has seen nations
rise and fall vuubliarieh after monarch has been
depoSed ; revolutions have ripened and rioted (
the Old World has been convulsed by popular
insurrection, only to4elanse i enfeebled by the
struggle, into the arms of despotism ; while in
the Now helms been a spectator Of the success;
ful beginning, and, up to this time, triumph
ant trial, of the republican experiment. Mr.
Burke, in his splendid speech in thellouse of
Commons, on moving his resolutions for
Coneilliation with the American Colonies,"
on the 22d of March, 1755, dreiv a.picture of
my Lord Bathurst., who was of an ago to com
prehend alike the extreme of what was old and
what was new in that era. Bathurst was one
whose, memory touched extremities, as well of
the closing of the old era as the beginning of
the new ; and Burke said of him, •"that if the
condition. ot the United Slates of America (a
dependency of Great Britain at that time) had
been foretold to him, would it not require all
the sanguine credulity of youth, and all the
fervid glow of enthusiasm, to make him be
lieve it Y" " Fortunate man," says,Burke, "he
has lived to see it. Fortunate, indeed, if he
lives to see nothing that shall vary the pros
pect or cloud the setting of his day." At a
moment when our venerated townsman, Mr.
Richard Rush, (who.° name is associated by
his connections with the past, in his fancily
and in his own experience, with revolutionary
memories, is stretched on what we arc com
pelled to belei ye to be his bed of death.) the
presence of a vigorous intellect like Mr. Binns',
who is greatly the senior of Mr. Rush, is cal
culated to awaken peculiar emotions. The
life of such m a y he said, in some sort, to be.
history of the native country of the one and
the adopted country of the other. Beth have
been highly favored by Providence. They
have lived far beyond the average of !Milian
life; and while all men will mourn over the
grave of the ono who is earliest called, so all
men will bless the sunset of him whose life is'
spared. We forbear referring to the part act
ed by Mr. Binns in the politics of Ireland tumid
of the United Stales. lie has himself written
his own book. His American experience,
has been varied. In his day and time he wiel
ded Immense influence, was me most thorough
partisan, an accomplished editor, an upright
gentleman, mac, thorough patriot. flu con
trolled men by the integrity' of his conduct,
and lie quarreled with Administrations when
they did nut suit bu r in. He began life as-
Democrat in this country, and he is a Demo
crat to-doy
Interesting statistics of Population.
.
According to the htteq'il , furntation. the pp
ulation of the leading ,ountri,= of thn 'i )Id
Work* with ttmir eoluniui may be thus esti
mated :
tiritiyti Lmpu, G.5.:.4..1.17 :17,4:::...Z.::,
Until:ll Ludo,. ... ......... -......1Za..31‘.:,1•21.
Frunt. , . 73 , .1,4..... 3 .1.,.1,..
I , elifmr k .11 , 4.491 ::.'.1! . ..a..1 , .+7
. ..
11,1130,1 21.7 66.1'w :.i....3 I ... , . , ...o
1'...1t tlg.ll 1,7 :::..1.10 A. 4 L'..!.u.x.1
Spain 3.717.C:3 1., 3.4',. , 11
Ari..llla 39,110.112
Prtie,A.1411Z1,1....7
Has-oa.
....... 61.1,0.A.31:.
.15.1.vhr4. 4,;1114V2t.1
Rolgium .1.3.50. u...;
1 ; rev. ... , c3t.7tio
..
Otiml ...±..t,th.... 11.1.14,115
Saniuu.n..-..'... ....... .. .......... . .1,t...'43..;.k;,
1 4- .14,1,n and Nun, a)...-..-. 4,61;1,41 , 7
Tllrk.. , Ili Ellriipil . ...... .. . I :',.l.iiii.i.(loo
To , / Smilit., . .. . K.4'23.:.;06
Tire last arrivala bring us intelligence of
the consecration of threo 114:W 13ishops rt
Westminster ALIMc, according to tho ritual
of the Church of England, namely : Dr.
Carnpboll to the See of Bangor, Dr. Tufnell
to that of Brisbane, Cilia C4.4111.01(011 to
that of St. Helena. The 1119111,1) Of Wei:tern
New York.thAiney,partijii.stiqt in the solemn
ceriinoniitl, along with_ Wehh, Scottill, Colo
nial and English, Bishops ; the ilishop of
Canterbury presiding.
A UTAJI correspondent of the New York
TimeA notices the remarkable fact that the in
stitution of polygamy is ber3l7lil/g unpopular
among this Mormon; since the accession of Lilo
recent large_ emigration from the States ; and
that Brigham Young is beet with applications
for bills of divorce. In consequence of this
state of affairs, the s• Prophet " has issued or
ders to suspend the eeriniony of .• sealing."
A v extraordinary elopement took place from
Gaineu, Orleans county, New York, on the
9th. Two juveniles, named ]mac Calkins and
Mrs l'olly Burgess, each about eio,ty years
of age, :tole away at len o'clock at night and
were married by the Rev. Mr. Reeler. They
had the deed in contemplation for some
time, but were restrained by their friends.
=CCM
SINCE July 4th it has been unlawful for any
person to pass or receive, in the State of Ar
kansas any hank bills of-n, less denomi nation than
ten dollars. After the 4th of July, ISGO, no
bank bill of a less denomination than twenty
dollars can be put
,or kept in circulation.—
This is approximating to a specie currency.
A roi!mi lady once 'hinted to a gentleman
that her thimble was worn out and asked what
reward she merited for her industry. He sent
her an answer in trshape of a thimble, on which
the folic:riving lines were engraved:
' I rood you a thtmble for finger, nimble.
Which I how yvill ht h'.n you try ;
It will last you as long. if It'm half tui strong
Au the hint you gave me to buy it.' '
Ooi,. Wm. A. LATHAN!, who served with
distinction in tho Mexican war. and was of
torwards a western railroad agent, died at
Houston, Texas, on the 13th ult.
THE citizens of Sacramento, Cal., are going
to give Greeley a public diniier on his arrival.
On Monday evening, the 18th inFt.., at his residence
iu East Liberty. JOHN SNYDER, in the net year of hi.
age.
Th.; funeral will take place ,ou WEDNESDAI
MORNINtiot ten o'clock. Cau•riages will leave RodY
Patterson's; stable. ou Fourth street, at nine o'clock.
The klualities of BcerhaVe , s Holland
Bitters.
QU Ernie, Canada, Juno 20, 1854.
We have no doubt it will sell well here. Send us one
gross.. JOHN MUNSON & CO.
Mosvar..u., Canada, July 1, 1854.
Send no two groom Ikerhave's Holland Bitters. We
want a medicine of this kind in our market,
JOHN BIRRS & CO, Medical Hall.
Sr. PALL, lIIIIIIIOBOI.S.
There is quite a ready sale here for your Boterhave's
Holland Bitters. • 'lllll. H. NV, iLFF,
per H. B. PLUMS.
IiOLLIDAYSBORO, PS., Dee. 25, 1858.
. Send me three dozen more Bocerhave's Holland Bit
ters. 1 will count on receipt of same. .
J. R. PATTON.
LEWISTOWN, Pa.. Dee. 24, 1856.
Send me six dozen •Boarhave's Holland Bitters, per R.
R.—will remit, leas discount., , CHAS. RITZ.
.Wtasactia, Va., Nov. 1.1858.
Send me another box, threedozen, Nerhave's Holland
Bitters. It la taking the lead hereof all ether Bitters.
WM. K.
Yost, Pa., February_4l, 185 7:
Please send me, per express. - six dozen Hmrhave's
Holland Bittern. We are entirely oat. '
t.. A. MORRIS k CO.
Lemmas. Ky.... January 29, /AU.
We have a great many calls for your Bmerhaves Rol
/aryl Bitters, and; would like to have tbe ,
• WM. SPRING`EIt 6 BRO.
Read CUrN I,IS 4 I --Tho GBISENIIO highly Concentrated
lierhara'atioßand tlitterejs_pnt,t e, In half pint bottles
only, and retailed at one dollar bottle. The west
demand for this truly celebrated edleine AiNg in,#tubd
many imitations, which the public should guardagampt
pnrehaSing. Beware of impoaition I See Wet oar name'
to on the label of every bottle you buy.
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. h 00., Sole Pmptietora,
27 Wood, between Firat and Second atm-, Pittsburgh.
STRAY COW.—CAME TO TIIE PREIS
19E8 of the subscriber, in Charters township, on
the Washington Pike, three miles from the city: on
July 18th, a tel and white cow, with horns turned in.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove proper
ty, pay charges, and take .her sway, else she will be
disposed of according to law. •
jylgultd- JAMES GAT *writ,
. .
Near „Advertisements.
Rev. W. D. Howard,
A. Bradley,
W. M. Faber,
W. K. Vankirk,
J -20:2w
A LLtal RENT MOU:iTAIN btTLITUTE.
July
NOTICE TO STOCRIIOI,DERS.--An • election
te:f will be held fur oflicera of the Allegheny Dloun ,
lain Health Institute,, at Grua:len, on the Firat. * : , londay
of Angust, at 2 o'clock. T. BLAIR MOORE, ' '
jyaktil • • Secretary.
0. S. lIL—A regular. meeting will be held: at
their .uew flall, Wood atreet, THISEV.ENLNO, by
order. jy! . ..1 , 1) OILIND . CONIMANDER.
SERVE.—You eau learn how to.ni t iT.-7.
•
from 41,000 to itl,ooo per annum, clear of all ex,
penses. by •Imniiing your addregs. and PO . 4 stomp to:
pay return of letter. Thl/t ni no book agency patent
right, or lottery ticket/I—nothing of the hind, but t.oine-q
thing that will be new, and wonderful to you, neverthe,
leFa of old. Send immediately to Lock Box 15, Tiffin.
Ohio, and the information will be Kent by return of
,JPACZtw.
B.BUILDI NG LOTS ADJOINING THE
3
EIGHTH WARD AT AUCT10N......-On•BATUR
.BAY AFTERNOON, July at 2 o'clock, on the prem...
ises, near the first dam on MO Manookrabela river, will
be sold, thirty-three desirably located lots of ground, -
Gazzarris rirst. Ilan of Extension of the City of Fitts
burgh, situate on Braddock, Brady find Commerce
streets.
The above are in a rapidly hnproyinc neiChbortiodd,
and merit special attention. Terms, only one-fifth cash
remainder in tour equal minim.' payments with interest.
Tittle warranted.
Plan ran be peen at Auction Store.
P.N. DAVIS, Atictitinecr.
NOTICE.—To arrive, tbi afternoon, by
Adams Expross, a further bupply of the new in
Conte
,THIRTY' SPRING WOVEN ShiRT,
With lately patented Brunie. Also. the QUEEN OF
IMAMONIs," with the last irnproremeut—all elegAiit
skirt—in whtto and tint!: colors. The tie Spring dkirt
mentioned :there, in only told In Mir marker
EATON; MEE it: CO.,
i 5 4.") corner Fifth and Market streets.'
B Rowys - fsgii:MA.; •• •
fur rule by B. 1,. FAIINE. , II'IICK dr CO.,
.1Y .20 No. GU, corner Fuurth and Wood street, '
Exriimfr Rout's, for making beer, for
sale by - . B. L FAJINE6TOCIi a CO,
No. eu cor. Wood rtud Fourth As:
E
N N EI)N L)IS
"S 31EDICA ICOVEItY,
htor , ale b IS. 1.. FA lINESTOCII 3.
'Nu.llocor. Idarltet u nd Fourth Streets.
1859 .1
: . y . .ifirsoN.s lime:S T: rei
just viv
,
.1. R,.-WELDIN, .
ut Wood street. near Fourth.
to rt 'S ANNUAL 1/141.1•151s, from
1 , 43 to th."/J, for Ntle by. J. R .. \VFLI)IN,
Iy21) . . N 0.63 Wuou strect.
( - lit EN A. DUCA LS, ItE fi AGES, IAWNS,
lJ crnpo de Eoiractigit. C hintz CL tdto su.l Fretkell
LAPP tfahtler. , Glows, Mitt,, and 3 toll variety
of 1 , 01111•Stie flood, r Lo}'E,
13 -20 7.4 Jl:alt et •ttl
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Reduction in Prifes.
WM. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.,
WILL eLOs E OUT THEIR lIEMENsE
-tod: of SVMMER C,001 1 `.7. cox,i4iix , Lf
and ell II I 01? EN'S.
Boot. Shoes and Gaiters,
of aLt, gryLES AND trALITIF-'1
At a groat rodnPtinn on oninc:. Prit", to
CIOPIC Out thelilPresent Stock,
'l'o inzk, rwm pa Fr,ll &; )j.
W. E. summitl'z k lan.
ism _ :a Ft PTII ST It
D. C. HtiCEI.AXD
K F,EPS CoNSTANTIN ON HAND
SQUARE AND OVAL BONNET BOX.ES;
AL o, makes to order PLAIN AND 'FANCY PAPP,It
i4U • 4.gs, apliAtble fur S4oaa, Dry I kOOdS, at,-. at Laet , orn
Corr slJoy :tad Wuad atrret, ttlard
story--over tlitizeasiraa,) ('it4-4hu.rti,, Pa )091V
SUMMER
Undendiirls and Diawers,
It LiAe thread, I.Lnun, Galat;,'Nferdlo;Pitic, i El fi d
1916
No. K 1 Wood'etreet..
kJDD FORKS TO SUIT ODD KNIVE.'S
04d Forks to suit Odd Entree;
011 Forks to spit Odd listrves:
rS 13OWN At TETLEY'S,
nty2l No. 136.1V00d street.
ALL KINDS OF SUMMER
pI T S
TRUSS MANUFACTORY ;
The only one in the city.
iYIG
- No. SO Wood street.
SPORTSMEN'S HEAD QUARTERS;
Our stock of plain and fancy Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Re,'
solvers, Amunition, Gun Furniture and Fishing 'ALAI°,
%%4...never larger or bettor assorted. Many Novelties in
ibis line on band.
BOWN & TETLEY, 116 Wood at.
THE DIANUFACriJnI2:IO3 OF SA \V
YEWS CHEMICAL , ol,IYr Elt4B'l.YE Sth/P,
after subjecting it to the severest tests known to thp
trade, are fully persuaded that there is no FamilyA'ash.
ing Soap in thelltiited Staten, fur so Ilttle money,thaving
at once so many good qualities, (and ao few discounts.)
OF BEAUTY—In colors, firmness, surface and
hire Ob PURITY—In. generally. ...
l" , .
Y—ln freedom from rosin, turpentine,
clay, fish oils, stale - grease, and adulterations. •
OF quALITy—For washing clothes, of eyerydescrip
tion, coarse or fine; cotton, linenornoleti or silk' dyed,
printed or white:. for CISASLVO tar, grease, pitelt, paint,
oil, printers' ink, shoemakers' wax, etc., from clothes,
furniture, and the hands. • .
Hive it a fair trial for yourselves, and be convinced.
Remember, the name is on each bar. Ask for a copy
of the directions. R. C. aJ. H. SAWYER, '
jeB . 47 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
TWENTY-EIGHT ,.--_
IitTNDRED, Atlas
of Fanning Land, situate on the south side of this
lUaurnee River, six miles from Toledo, Ohio. The soil
is good, and umber first-class, and the adioining_hustiti
are occupied by enterprising farmers; who are' making
good tmprofements. These lands will be divAleo into
tracts of flfty acres and upwards, to suit piirchasers. For
further information apply at our office, 51 Market at.
tY I6 • S. CUTHBERT Sr BON.
.
1N..-AND-A4OURTH CENTS .pei,:lnrcl,
js .w 11.4 ril Ore selling a large lot of Waitngtoy%
Black 4nd Wbit4 Prinwfor golne being o ldntYlens and
others soiled—otherwise; Oendiet goods. r
jy9 C. 'RANA N E' LOV . 74':tiarket streel.
500 GROSS HAVEN'S SUPERIOR 11;O.
"Oil' Pens, just received and for sale it the
Stationery stores of W..S. HAVEN,
Iyl3 cor. Market & Second; and Wood & Third sts:
•
N. THE 'OHIO. RIVER—TWENTY-
Iur. THREE acres ofiand opposite Freedonß-43, aorta
of land will be sold ou easy terms—= acres.,of. laud.
House of.three orohard, and M acres'of- land
gip' be sold for $1,330,; $3OO in band: balance, one, two
aptl threri yours.; . S. CUTHWItT
,ul9 5l Marketltreet..
OC.LIFTON STATION,
NE 1!;111,E FROM
op •the 'Pittsburgh and Cleveland_ Itailroad.-2,a
acres of land,. a dwelling house, 'stable, eta. ...price
$1,400; $7OO cash; balance at oneyenr. For sale I
S. CIaiIBERT .5: SON.
-jyl9 '' . • . . ' -i:. ' - ' '-• bl Market afreeL
1 ,91.111. FOR i510:23...V1Nt STREET._
. ovv_ look ?I F ,. vine, atmot—vents far
E trillln. 44 for 14.3c0 ; part of' the'meniey" ma - ybe
psid St; $101) , per yr:F. CUTHBERT SoK, • ,
• j vllO • • • • 61 Market street.
_ _
- VOR REN'IL - -BRICK..IIOI3SE Or.III4EE
-V
rooms and cellar. Eent , 4l4.olritifOrith , :-NO.
spian t es emit, (1719): .51 MARKET STREET.
ONS 5 THE CORNER'' OF fr 0 W NKE N D
and Deratnr "trap* dtelling
hanaea, each 'two stoner: each lot -24 feet front. For
sale by , (my3l] B. OUTHIBERT tt SON; 01 Ittritet
LESIE-13t) bbls: Lcruisville.Liune f t aale
ofg). • .; , HENRY H. 091.1..Ltii.
EMMI
MIN
A. G. M'Candle,s, M. L.,
J. M. Fulton,
-Juseph
J. H. 119pkiru4
No. 31 VIM* street,
MEM
POPULAR PRIC ES,
L. it IMB FELL) pgNv,
HATS AND CAFS,
pi D P s •
119 Wood Street,
Ono door South of Fifth
CARTWRIGHT & YOUNG,
NO. 12G WOOD STREET.
New 3dttertisentents.
WOV S: „ ''' .
,','. it'OVEN SHIRTS!
Suterio ny i F('
F
tie 9t C:,,i' -I t I.#,R,E....intPUGHT TO THIS CITY.
...sal! i,.. I :a 1
ri4. tivi , 10‘ G IPIB ER A: PALMER,
.iY/ 41. f1:11. J 1; ,, ':' , _... 78 Market street
PiOUBUtfftIVOI CHINESE MUSK
SOAP, just ricl, frotn the importers by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
IY I9 corifeiof Diamond and Market street.
AZIN'S. _PIN PAPPLEO3f A TIC
VINEGAR.—A new and h ,.. .,i , th1y refreshing eompo•
13-.--
~,, t , H - ,
, :..10.4.,50...- , ;.- i l--I, f r.-rrroltif FLEMING;
IYIG' corner 'Diamond and Market street
______
A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
Puit!tfarkli tYarni4o44 ll lg.scand; Artist.' Materi
arA ctr every deleFlphou, kept const.antly on hand at
• ‘• • • . •• -"JOSEPH FLEM CHO'S.
iY/ 9 coril.F - 9 1 0trawnd and Market mtrve L
OUSS EL'S . EA U • LUS'CRALE. , ODOR,
AA). A NT,F.,:-By, w.y..111404 the hair. witb thls Extrakit it
euou pfeasingly soft, 're?tfire it, to it
tiattira . l' color and bMillancy. For salkhy .
• -
_ 019 ‘,.corner Iliatnondanit3lasifet,street.
• fillHE 011.10111iA 1.; WOVEN SKI. and
J_ the booCru the norket, for sale DV`
3.Ti 9 7 Market trlYeet.
ALcri clot a (Amer "Lot '
LAii.l3l,'l.A.Yl Y 6l".t.nit,r6idered fresale , at
'New York: eint.4. , - 1 , - t ; 'JOStPIT BORNE, 1-
. „ISt) . , . : ;7-Ttfarket,attebt.7;
G E '. - E C'l.l It S; N
FALLS OR MIANEIIAIIA.
. • .
A GRA.ND :EXCURSION PARTY OF
sqics or miff/it
Will leave Chicago nit the 21St inst. for the .Upper Mis
F ssi ppi country, inciting tho principal points of in
terest en tile' PAUL, ST. - PETERS, ST. AN
THONY'S FALLS; ac.: •
ThtswiU probably be the (111EATEST.E,XCUBSION
OF THE SE.4,ON; guests ate expected from erery.ltate
in tilt , Union. '
E,K CU R S , IO N •.T I C K-E TS
. .
Wdl be bolds!. the office.of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Gliicago Railroad from slle.lBth. to list inst., good
until the thth of Angtast:trbrn - Pitteburghte.Chicago and
return, at $l4 eaeh. /It Thiengo. Farties tan- proenre
ExeursionTieketstothe Falk and return.littriugehoice
of routep, at 11 I the round trip. .- • • '
It etheniber to F•i•oilre your tiekt.liiciirreen the TS 4h and
'2lt4 of4ht nientb, by the Pittshurgill; • Fort Mayne and.
(Ai leo go , . ..1,1101,121'0N,
July Piv.isenger Agent. •
iellv 7. Ln,Mi 41;11'00 VIREO°
,1,,0GAN1,& GREGG,
tuiporters of
H A It D W A R
No. 5;2,J1V00tl Street,
It 4 T. 3bovt, rt. chr,Tbe : 1 .
, $ B U
(4 8 8t.r. , 44'144ete, of ter. -.Lon cc.* Waco, Pitt'gh.
• OFO.. El. BRYAN' :
, , , • .
COMMISSION , MERCHANTS :
• - POR TRE•SALE •
PIG :IRON; 13LOOMS,Sr,C..,
V. PitObtirgh...
is iviniz,liz Pittsburgh -
L ivings. ten:Varela:o . 4t - to.„ Pittsburgh', tbos:E. Franklin, Eng,
Lanemiten lion. Simon Cameron, liartisbarkt; Baan,,
Ilullolayaburg• Pa.
THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO.
OF PUILADEprItIIA., • , , '
TICSITItE.S AGAINST LOSS ORD AGt•
11 be Fire on 121.1am,-4, Fdrilitilre, Icy
at rotounoble rata, of premium. ' • • '•
—l , -fratch ford Starr. W ee;of
A ' K ea it Co.: kinairo Framer; J no. AL A tirood,,of Atwood,
White A Co; Benj. T. Tteilielz, of Trediek: Stokea A Co.;
Benry B'hartom Mordecai Dairtorn Set,. H. Stewart.
et Stewart Akira:John IL Brown, or John B. Brown A
Co.: B. A. Fohneltoolt.of Ii A. l'ohneKtoci: A C. Andrew
U. C,4 b; J. L. trringer, of Wood S Erriotter.
F.'l RIP STA Rri, President.
CHARLES W. Ct SecreuktY• •-•' • •-
PATT:iIII,7III ItEIERVir3.-c--WM.iiOiLee3SZC4).-4.Painter
Thoinio3L - gow, £4l..Ja.n. 31nr•LnII,E•in, Allen
Kramer. R'ikott. NEEIr.y Pnytte
Co.. Sailey;..ll,man Co:.• I td&an. Copeland Co,
JILLIIC9 B.Lven Ltoely , i Co- •
;CORO. S. Bax - A - N gcuts,
• woo l street.
0 ATC.LYND
. ..PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Tbat s portt , •
Lwow %itlott two tiiie.4-4214.4 b4 l f of the MY, has Wen
Nti!Kbcided itt.,t4ots of eou.centouttOge,-„rangmg fronv •
t.)‘k i ro. ; At. EA,CTI
Sone of thorn area•ver, °thens bisautitti.l,. din
:uislntei:ri.
i al trnolla„ envoreil pith
forest tree, and otlters. - genty
s,eplibte .of :bet ty; impatvedlt the' niost pie- ,
Tanner. r iolAareflUTQUl3figl4 by an er- ,
borlit.rh ood,,witlithe y./Truatage ofa,
etAs:-.; ritutvrE statoca, - .
I.ji Mr. at - ft 11trii. R. 31. Rum. witti ; r93l.,he schools
iri the'ricinity. Title uf'citiwiltiticiiii nuts every twur
during thtnAlny . , and in is short time n •
ENG ELI' SAILR6,4A•- ,
Will be built, them rerrilegingtherti most eligible and de- -
ftraL4o.• ,Iror buality of svenl,o,. kwility•of puri
tyufequyertinii,,e to 01.4 4:11y, tbey , 4.ll.o.,ltitsur
pw,t,iae*,tlfs fqr Lonritrii ri•Mdetir jrl'Oi'deto ak , -
Jortme L hdo dtho3o•tikto , nitY tvis , 4 ImPloYe;PP.r.
ntreivei atihu ((Wolfing • y • _
ljutlegth in l!and, and Ow : residua In nine, erl an
jyl. ' ' " - "Ig Diamond 'Rtreet.
- - A
IXONLASTPA p
4 aorizsirEAD FOB, $lOO
nomrs . T.EAvs
SITIIITEDON L-I.D.ATAR •±.
RAPPAHANNOCK - RIVER
Cg. AND lILLOW
' .• ." ,
• Fredeflaa , l3 . liirg. in VirgbliP.•
A NEW TOWN CALLED RAPPAHAN-
Zl_ lets recently - been bud 'out in Culpeper
county, in the midst of. they GOLLV REGION:OF AIR
OLN suirounded by Misne and ALINING. COMPANIIS; and
Farms and Town Lots in alternate division:, or SnAILIS„
can now be had for a MERE SONG." simply to INDULT
werriexturr in this desirable region. sls4,9ooWorth of
land is to be divided amongst purchasers, or earn f‘w.ty,
au inducement to came on and make improvements,,
and the land is of the most improvable qualities. Many
have already settled, and acores of others are coming.
GOOD FAILMIN.I LAND, in tracts of any size to suit pareha ,
=ere, can also Le had At from ten to twenty dollars per .
acre, payable In easy quarter yearly instalments. "Oa ,
comer/Or; rithi. win
AGENTS' :,IRE IYANTFM
•
'Rrerywherci to* .
sell these 'lnds. Liberal Inducements
will be given. 'Tar particulars addrow
• • , ‘. BALIMR, LariirAgent,
.ICai Pert Ro al, Virginia-
DUCK AND,ALPACA
- • , - • ;,
COATS .AND INJSTERS.
Retinee'd. Prle.e
Ei7ithil , -hLD4 SON,
• N •IE W JP I-R "AL-. •
GALLAGHER, CRAIG 8t CO.,
AS$ FOUNDERS, I
TEAM GAS PIPE • FITTERS,
PLUMBERS and FINISHERS of all kinds: of brass
— DEALERS IN GIS 'FIXTURES, &C.
Office and-Wareroom, No. 124 Wood st.,
five Doors from Fifth.
Vourt ttry, N 1.1 , :b Virst s t., ekDo ors below
Dlonoogoldilet Mouse. •
The practical skin and experience in the
various branches of Brass 'Casting, Steam and Oas, Pipe
Fitting, of the senior members of the fi rm. ( who o will
give their personal attention to all work entrusted to
them,) should entitle in.' to a abate hf p'airanage_
_
ri;onipity
IDRICES REITCED PRICES REDUCEIX
I 'have 'commenced closing' ont 'My , spring and
summer
BOOTS „AND SIIOES.
At great reductions from tbrrner prices.. , Pahnleaf, Leg.•
horn and Straw Bats: sit less than cost, Alive me a call,
and Iternewher the right place at the ChesilStore
of JOSEPH IT. BORLAND
_
Market st..seCond door froth Fifth.
MARION STRTET.=For sale, a coin
,
fortabkiltlroskoey , ..Briolbthvelling, of five rooms
and cellar. The lot is an feet front, by lei feet deep; on
an alley; a large grape arbor, 'shine and'paling in
ihmtoi. frame ourbitilding,,,dm Price $2,000. Terms
easy. , S.cII,ITIIBERT SON,
• KM ' • - Market street,
r " • A • I • . tigf,
received, a lot . of Win.FllSfetiphy' 'Patent Per
petual Letter binders. • •.. . •W. S. , HAVEN,.
; .11larket* Second, and Wood d Third eta. "
TESLLNER'S NEW IttA.V.4.HP THE SEAT
r ). wAlt i
n. urope, the best ono published, for
e by { . lylB - W.'S. HAVEN, Stationer.,
-,A NEW 30 S.P4ING SKIRT=
Jon_ With a liktely patented 11110 " 15 . 8 alffeee •
wovenakirt froin any other in , thi4rnarket, and ur:,;"-
sl l P,erior asA9i,trength, quality and form. Bold onll s
EATON, CREE ,
17 18 '• ' Vifth arid Market Wean+.
, 7_ ,,VPATENTET)',IMPROVESIENT eri the
' ''Queen of Dliu:no'DdA". • Fa-beauty:of fonn and
• simplicity of ajnstment;shis Skirt staridswithoutarical.
Sold wholesale and retail by , EATON, CREE it
is • , coyildr Filth and fifarkAVata:-I•
W.. E4l3Elrb VAR.. pOl TED PEN'
`cly.l3; with button sereisv,34frecelidd - by;' :.>
W:II.I.I.AVEN,obr. Market and second, -..
'428 . mad WoociAnd,Tbirda,ons.
itisiEs` NEW WOEK.-.-P , TheCavalier,''
tI an Eifsfari, csLNou4l3l,l3:„P.B. , Jametk.
KAY" t,CC4 6 §,V.i, r ood street.
=ME
-
- - , . .
U. DIVIDEND.- '.. ono e
~, iex i ti on c om „
Reny have this d ..Aeelare adi ,-; .nd*EIBEE
PER CENT. on them .'.': stock f '' •to . payee
t
Us oiatimand.
Al_
14 haVtarotkadtra' d a . siditimett istook
Arno a atOthakkira. equi ri hitlne , 1 per
share, is itrrilawrak or p: - :0 • ';of the
Board. " ~. , - 4.1 , : at. COPELAND, ,*. er ,
....;i• fflelt.atthe No
...„." •.,` orks.
pito, ~..v . , 3 :14,1W. -1"-. , 71. --...a,,,,Ay11aw
CITY AND ITT INSURANCE - COMPANY.
oTicE islrfizEßy GIVEN THAT,
N
in pursuance of an act of Assembly relating there
to, and the charter. of_lncorpora4ol.4.-aPProved-Aptil
llth, Books to receive subscriptions to the Capital
Stock of the City and County Insurance Company of the
city of Allegheny, will re-open at the office of PETER
PETERSON, Federal street, Allegeny, on MONDAY, the
11th of July, and-be continued Mil - the whole number
of shares are subscribed, from 9 o'clock, A. M, to 4
o'clock,„P,X, lit •.•
JO.4i * Ring, James L. Graham,
. Henry Williazia B. Pusey,
Peter Peterson, John Birmingham, • 7 .
O. G. Craig, Wm., Baurn,
James Old,- - John Irwirt,Sezi:,,
James Gibson, John Samps o n , '
' Gaergis Lewis, ,
, Sarinte Gortnly Ypeghtly, Sea,
Johu A'. Scott. • ' :R.' APDeetreff,'
John W. Riddle, , .: David rel
Samuel Lindsay, Jun; . 'Lbrigniore;
-
M. Boreland; .. Thomas Farley,
D. M. Evans; ' •
R. W. Poindexter, Thomas Donnelly,..
James Park, , Jamee A. Gibson,
D. Leet Shields, " - Osaptirsicmers.
' ' 'OPT/CE OF THE
_..,.
._"
;.,
-- PITTSBURGH - GAS-COMPANt Pittsburgh, July 11,-11339' . • ' ''. ' ,
. . .
nivrpg.Na—m a e Trustees the , Pittbburgh•
i n .L .- ',. Gail Company have this day declared a diviideud
of FIVE PER CENT. on the capital stoat, out pf the
profits of the six months ending 90thJume0211.4 payable
to stockholders or their teed repredehtitti___ _ ,_yea Gni de
mand.. — JAMES M. CHERISTY,
. . .
jyl2.lw ' • Tresiatirer:-
C? , PITTSBIJRGH AND BIRMINGHAM PASSES-.
GUT RAILROAD • COMPANY.—The subscri
bers to the capital stock of the Pittsburgh and Birming
ham Passenger. Railroad .Company, will meet for the
gumse'clfereit i ds6kßo i er n Il
the o ir t ;ct o o f rs ii s ti t sb th w e tON.•
FRIDAY EVENING, the 22d inst., at 7 o'clock. a • on
B. N. WICKERSHAM,:
Chairman of Commtssionera
C. S. Erma, Seerelary. • • "
• PUtsbur , Jul. 12th, 1559. ' • 12.
EN9DiEER'S OFFICE '
. . KEATI:110 OMNIBUS STATION July. 32,! .1859;.1
TO RAILROAD CON'TRaTORS —Proposals Ler
tiradatlon, Masonry and "Whaling, apart of the
Pittsburgh and Connellsville 'Railroad, isetweete'Pitta
burgh and Port Pe :divided in Amelia-mot shout one
wile in length, • will
,he reeelyed al. said office until. the
inst. • •
• Profiles and speeitleatioria . .will be shown ht thnlESigi
jyl&td
' MORRLSON CO.
. TO NEW CASTLE BY - CANAL.
[WTO .PASSZICO EIZS GOING TO NEW -CAE=
AND NORTH OF; THAT" PLACE4I'Od *ill not
forget that the daily line ofßackets between New Castle
and New Bnghton still connect with the acCommodation
train. on the teal, O. Y., and with the;fl.os; AL • m., at New
Brighton, By going by this rotxte'ycmwill.sait timeand
money, which is a great object at. the.present time, as
money is scarce, and the - frotrhas done great, &image
.
1111 111 1 016
EzIGINE BUILDER A2iD MACHINIST ; '
. GREAT , WkarEILN-PLAINING.IIII.L., tor. Mar
bury and Ihrauccie Way, Pirtatnargh, Pa,, trill make lc
order; • and 'warranted - ..1.9 good as 'Can be made, the
following machinery, *it :-15teatn Engines, • Twining
Lathes, for wood and iron; Planers, far wotszi - maim I
Drilling Machines; Housenand Tobacco Screw.; Patent,
right and Model Machines, in the bast manner; Shafting,
Punks, and Hangers. of all Simi and variety; Berms, of
any diameter,and pitch, to fifteen feet in •lemott.l•
alto make, and have gn hands Doctor and Sogger •Plat
ones, and Desk Pumps for steamboats, Ac. Lathe
Shears and other Planing done order; calltdane 32
inches wide, by 9 feet g i icbeslong, . • ;
AU Orders PrOMPUy MO and Barnes - 110
N 1 1 .—PartictdareittentiOn.and. promptitude given to,
re p air, on Printing fresses and other Machines. •
• lfelydds , • ~!
•
,
. . ~
•• - 'lro 'Houigekeepers:'‘,"• V
SOMETHING NEW.—,B. T.,P4I3hITT!S
BEST MEDICINAL. SAL.F.CI44TUS, • 1-
, ~D l 's mantilictured from common salt, tind,is.pre- 1 4
C
. cered entirely different from other Saleratus. u 0
iAll the deleterlowi'matter extracted In such
A „.. D i k =er of r,,.. e, t i ritcr .. B , 74..l3iteuit, . 1 1
. .1 0 1 .!.
I Sideratug when the bread or calLt=er • : '
, n lby producing wholesome teMtlts , • Every .. .. 17 ' 4
, U de of Saler:tuts is turned to gas. AV1CL1655 . 439 ;
'through the, bread or biscuit while baking; con- ..,
, !seimently 'nothing remains hut coinuton :Salt,
IWater and Flour. You will readily pereeive by
6 8
(error
en taste of this thilarittillSi t tmit it is entirelyttlf u 4
, t from other Salesian. . . . u
1 It is
N „ Pe priMred in one pound papers,eacliwra
A
-, b
Mtid;' , t 4.1% - . W . lt'e .Hest Medietual '
iSaku - 44 ,, , .Sis o ;.PlePiff Pr Iffisief4' Wei ofl 3 Zett4.' >l ?.
; tytti ,, a glass of eyerreseing water o u u3ttetp-
7 0 1 , c : e b v e n t y a g r i
," l yt et e s
gl e b e N t r a Y e A Li rt " iLlt the 7 0 ,
I neat exactlyhtte the first—Canals above.-
1 Full directions for making Bread ,with. this _„
Silltiratus and Sour Milk•or - Cream 'Tartar; Mil ,
6 8
,_:tviralr 1,7,41,Vkitt°,;.; also, sod, jegetorti°BB'irnge 6 's
,Soda Water and_ Seidlite Powders. • •., _
1 . ' ill'illE TOOICOWSSOAP •
_. .... .
zEr
70 1 ' ' *I ' IL ' - lr°
Ol_
rr l
B. T. BABBi PURE . corz9r,:s - TR* r„ -
- - . POTASII. .. . , ' -
~ i
I Itifurititid double the Strength 0161111 mi rot
6 . 1 . 7, 11: put tail ir l tU i tti d : i l . Ili, 1 f . , 1ibir.,.. a
rt N t i 4g L- E t r es i afi a. 3 6
' 4*. ° llB COs. VP d .' ' c',L'ktAt e e e PTlAdtllt'S 61 F- 1 1F 4 . '
- " l est Potdsliiir i't' t. '' ' ' - •I , _
5u . Mantifeethretl'hhir rolsale bi: :LS' ' L ''' li "
B.:T. MERL= . .' 1 ,'
~ „ Nos: 68 atitil'O Washington at.. N. Y., ~•n
r 'ti irkt - iitaw - ' ' and No . India sC, BOstim. .1: y
'NOTARYms z
riFFICE at the Tittsburgh . Post; Fifth
.%,_/ /street, near Wood. • '' j 913
T.IAIVOSI' 7'IANOSII
NEW •
Aiinval of PianoL
T'SUBSCRIBER HAS ,iIIST . RE•
mired from the manufactory
- CHICKERING SONS;
fresh sniiply of their - '
.rTy".4. 1 174-flTfP . :tf-090!:.
The:inatruments hive all been selectOti Tenxtvaly
the ovbscriber, at the Factory,
ESPECIALLY FOR TRIScIVIARKET.'
Thane wait of ptFos ate tavitekt tscaßind
Me this . COz 1 3i9p.9 p.O. the
LasuPia4ireq by Chic eriug & Sops, iroP the ptaiuegt:
to the - moat elaborately carved casea, and at prteis tq
suit ail pqteturers.
WALL INSTRUMENTS WARRANTED:IM
• JOHN rt. MELLOn •
..• . •
in 4 WOOD STREET:
No. 83 wo6a ‘Bl.ibet
NEW STOCK . OF MELODEONS.
-JUST: RECEIVED, skLENDID, NEW
V lot of MELODEONS, trona, th" • :
-factory of MASON .4 HAMLIN, BoaWn,
Including aft the styles nuidebythts
These instruments have' been appretimid •
t4the greatest musicians in the countryris Dr.Lewell
un, lien.o - F. Root, W: B. • Bradbury; and others—con.
s quderly to
• pe' reeledonasbemg first class MIT.
Dienes. They. are noted tag.] diltg'poittttr:
I. Their pure and musical quality of bona.
2. Their great power of tone. '
perfect equality of tone. -•-
4.i Their. p ron3pt and easy- touch.
' a. Their beautiful style of tlrdati. . •
8. Their durability, •
7. Their cheapness of price. - • For sale sale only by. JOHN H. MELLOR,
No.. 81 Woodstreet-
DOsarlptive circulars mailed to any address.' _
/1119/3
VIF',IT,ENTEt LIST Of' APPLICATIONS
for selling Liqu'or, filed in. the Clerk's Office up to.
July 15th, 58.59:
Bright 4. F., tavern,- Tarentum,
Barton Thee,. ; Lawrenceville,
da Chernerstorinehtn.
onway Idlitt. do 19t - Ward ftitt.tafgh.
urossan J. fr.PD, do 2d ward' do • _
DOrrie k idach, , . with other goods, WI ward, Pithlnirgh.
Felix F, dodo, bth do dO
Gormly James, eating house, '3d 'do do
Mellon Patrick. tavern, 3d do du -
McCready Patriot:, do 3ddo do
M'Condis & Snowden, with other goods, ;,
Ist Ned Pittsburg.
Lanund, eating house, Reserve township;
Perry Oliver, Well], 34.1 - aran:L Pittsburgh,
Rteffel Ernest, do. Lawrenceville,
Strauhdohn N, eating house 4th ward, Allegh e fiy, ;
IA ward Pitt..hargh,
eor ei t th mos, - with other goods, lth ward. Alleghen.
THOM AS'A. ROWLEY, Clerk. -
C terk'iOfilce, July 14th. 1859 . , -
TNA STOVE :WORKS.
4.4 ALEXANDER_ kitAi/LICY
BEVIIIPACMIZIL L3l/ DM= ,Rf =MT VAAL= Or
osokbig, rarlor,B4lfpliting Stoves •
FLAIR AND ITANCIT GRATZ 78GRTS; &C.
Slo
' • ' rfoptiotOr of the Ceibrafea'
PATENY A ND fi i *ADC NS ARMLNG
:47'00 K
Office and sales Rooms,
002111 ~P '"' No. 4 Wood Sired, Pateberigh, Ph.
CHADWICK & sox,
VOMMISSIONMERCHAXTS,
441Efts:INOPERANPAMIgt.
• 41, 8 13 *fm tPe of-
Habonille Brick and Pat Cab
•!•-,214.14), , And /51- woo 24 near adias StOirsk
itirWaPPgla Pal* a 4 liflgniActUretztesPsices,`,4lWi
Paid r'' ) ; . 2 ' t .7.04,744-
NM aft
WM. 111., WHITNEY,
3nsurntst.
.IsTOIRMI-X.ErtisT
ASSURANCE COMPANY
NO. 1, ROORGATE STREET, LONDON. .
ESTABLISHED IN 1836
CAPITAL. $6,299,900 00
PAID UP CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.. 2,194,111 02
ANNUA RVENUE, to [the year
endingL
Jan E uary 31,18 a 933;734. 12
Criff
Is - COMPANY - INSURES AGAINST
' , Tutor Lownstre tr,Flret alrftosf efrcl desuriPti'ml
of Froperly:y T#e kotrijorPrepriust itremiderats, and,
in all tises, baled upon the character of the ,owner or
occupant, and the merlin of the risk. -
Losses proinptly adjusted and paid without reference
to Loudon., A special. permattesslund provided - Ift /Ma'
defr,:trkfter.,-P a .97"1 °P. F, Ut!iidtemlftl-t
DfeaTr's -j
James C0„174 Wood street;
John Floyd & Co., 273 Wood street;
" gown:'Kirkpottlictol„:l94 Liberty street
, Gregg & Co.,WWpod street; -
' ' t 54 , W00d Stree
James AVCandless & C0.,103 WOod street;
. . , blanick tic
.13, .C.94.93Wster street;
.". tr.
..„k, Fahnestock & Co., First and .Wood sty.;
Woodwell & Cc...Seconder:ld Wood sta.;
t Atwell, "dee &Wocitiatreett- -
Burehfield & Co, Fourthtarid Market streets
tbre,t4i - htsty ftlean4lied,,,,WW . a.nd Water ets
ILLIFIZLIZSCES N. PECILOPLIIIIA.
Geot/4 0 P. - 150 2 art. , ..E.5i1., 43 Bank Street:: ,
Messrs. Myers. Claghorri Market street;
Wm. hrEeekee., =South Front street;
Wthirtbrieon4 Cellint„,Frontandl'lmsatreets
C0.;514 - Market Street;
-" • . James Grabitm - tt , Co..; 2t; and Letitia street
Joseph B. Mitchell, Esq;PreM'dentMeebatiles Bank
James Dunlap, East, President Union' Sank ;
- Hon. 14.. A. Porter "late Judge enprertie Court.
341itr.:C4V.,AftRorr, Agent,
Temporary Affloo,l.o3,Wood street.
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO
OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE '140.37 FlZth Street, Baaalr.Block.
• -
TliStli.kS !AGAINST ALL .1111sipS OP
nag AND MARINE RISES.
• ISAAC JOICFIf, President; JOHN D. ZeIcCORTI Slur
President; D.M.. - BOOK, SferetPTl CAPt•
,DEA.N, General Agent - _
itinuccreas—lsaan -Jones, C.. (1.. Hussey, HarierChilds,
•ft..pt.;R.-C. Gray, John A.Virilson;l3.LFahnetook, John
D.llcCord, Isaac M. Pennock, FL P. Steen:lib - Capt. Wixt.
'Dena; Thos. - X - Efore,RobtB. Davis.
•
DELAWARE mvirrA.i.
SAFETY-
lINTSIJR9RCE .COMPANY
NCCIRBOTED. BY. TIM'
I
- TITRE OF PENNSLVANL4,I633.
opirAmt - TEEM 4.424IJVAnttIT STS
.
• , • • PHILADELETITA.-
-
"- Marine insurance., ON VFESEI6,•
CARGO, _ To all Parts al the world.
FREIGHT,
On Goode, by River, Canals, Lakes, and Lranddku-rianes
• do all Otte of the Union.- • -
• , FlR.Blt‘.'stiltANCln
ion ziardnuidiswg . exiernlly,-. •
- ;On Stores, Dwelling Borman, arta, am:
„ sssa's Tit E C OMPA IC
Bonds, Mortgages, and Reatatate....*-4“..,AW 35 _
PPtilloelPllbt State =lt - L .P4t - r - t. s .e• - rl - .r....1 1 E 2 r,',
ennsylvania 's.. ......... ......,......„».. , ,
Uated•States Trea5tiry.'N0teir....".......:...t......,.. 7
..7 5
00 50
Railroad I ikeent. Mortgage Bonds .. .. . . ...-.“...0 ,37
Stooks ut /Paronds, Gas tuad 11;!..suranee gee 30 za.so
Bills Receivable-. ----:-. 85
:Botanee in: tuadeo - 4...kgentit,iFruidnaa 01 . :-..
..
, Marine Policies reeetal i- 131, T4t4 c ' tl, 7 - - ° ''F B ''
'debts due the Company ----2,-:::•:-.7-..: .. - -
- ' DYSzci as s. - • - .
. Wm. Morin, , Samtiel E.-SMlrd4
/4.80m4ty F r.J. Penisinn,= , ‘
• .Theophilus Paulding, s eery Sloan
John - R. Penrose; ' ' 'Edward' Dmimgh:ol.
John V. Davis; • •••‘• • H. ganO Brboke,
,;James-.. eexITLIT nei
Zyie, r, , -ThWite3 Cala9Or
• Jantei'M ffamh • .". RobethEMM;M>:
Wm C.-1, - 114," • ` - • dicolk acmes;
. • .1 - oaf Tb. Jurfis 3114"Fatiat.cl,
_ Dr: R. If. Aniton,,
,Joshma P. Eyre,
Geo: coa
H.
igv • ". Jo 11. temple. Pitts
_ Hugh , "- "_.
Charles gelkaix, Dason,
TilgjArazaw,President.
AANII,Vice Premdept
NAPETRA. ASont
l'l°L.o..Wfdß•t..!'t;ta,.,Pitt3DiFgh••
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND
titt,prguiikilli_totfpANy,
N 0 49 OPNttT.StßqU'ilc:',-
- _
• • • • OPPosite •thArßusit444.Nfolttet
• WILL "itt 4 K F'LL zKnstLOS- 1 0F
, R.VcE4eithes Perperuslkir Limit64l; l on' every
• description of Property,or.llergliirdive.i,et•PaLlonable
ratee of prernmin. • _ • • -
• ''''L 110Ettret:P.‘$11S.V,'i'i&delik''•
M. iV IrALDWIN,'N'tee President b
pi..{IMTOR9:
notailltif
B. r•qg !411, . ue 9fri -w. Bro
P. .11. - Stive y,.' • ' 3 O '• WRI
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••• - Jelin efaytpti, 7 • . -
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• '• •'• r • • • J!kit.'COFFllli, :Agent; '
jytil Corder Thud and WoW inseets
'P.4
Street
licob -Entrant, ! - 'l. Body Patterson I. and , Spreonl,
C. A. Colton, James If. H0p144: A. A. Cartier,
Henry Sproul, Men. Voeghtl7,, George W.Snittlt.
A..T.'Jonen,- • Wade liatnpto -" Robert Patrick,
Cliatterc • .... ...4301.1.000
FIRE ARE g4IE . E ;Aurigs.:TAß,l"?,' • ot dO
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A. CAR RIER4 Presi4ent
- !-1. !1.. mg SPROUT. Seers. • ,
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: prErriAIIBLERFA;
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t. 'WPM fit Preildeot.:—....ll, .7: rCAN:r!,xtrotasy
A4tonnt of Capital Ellok. paid, in and ioyealeds2oo,ooo 00
. . , - 123,428 85
liannes.Cargo 2.13i3 on the Ohio halfieieltitre
...- and Tributaries. Feeniezetont loan :..0:1 by
'' Fire. i‘leo,'Beinet thEt Pe '5 of 41e s.ea -. 3 0 / d
. l'iay Ann 'fraiierio op. .- - . '
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DIRECTORS :—• , , : '! ,". '
wm. -Y. PO* J. P.Xontgontery; : Jobe IL ItunroT,
•D. J. leCann :. - .r...F.Witratt, • ,:te ne Gullien,'
B.; L. Woolse;ri, • Jiibill. I:fireball;. CCee. B. Wright,Jcani3 c Peiterson,lilicood T.Thsey. ' :•'-' - i 'I -::-
,• :. . '•.- • .. • ..WIMIAIt V. ;F9aCTIT,' President,
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S. F. .WITNIEB., Viee Fitsident.„
• . . , IN JAircANK Seinetaiy: '
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Sciaer Lamb & Po., .,
.! S manta, 'Pantie& * Co.,
1 Freitt, preB: , /t cd..; ' - - ' eieliiieStitifolo,
• • ,te. T. Land IE Co., - :- ' Prinironeftdwell &Co:
ETT'3l3l:lli5l OFFI 50.•97. WATER SITLIMET
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Comfy,
witTEB, STRErti PITTSBURG*
BosEati-pa,wAr ,
4i.:BßADLEY,Bicapreaident.
SISEGAR , Secietazy. .
Aar 'lnsures against HITLL AND"-MSGG
the Ohio and - Misr - Rilrers and tributaries, and .
An 4 attamst Ion! and damage by Zvi, ataaganst the
Penis of the *it, and Inlana I.!avtgationnnd Tramper-
„RobertGaiway, - ' -SaranefhPalariaan,
Joseph P. Gazzam, ” "JolxiSCott,
• James Marshal;' - Thrrid' Richey,
Junes Tet.ffailrmsn, eallehattr,et,
r*'"*M- 13 ttialOY, . ,
ohn "Fullerton, - , ,
Rehinsch; •' ' •'• Roliett Hscritey,
• Igo m.to - carr t .: • fedi*
Wei Insurance Vein__ 1, 31 Y,
raT6 I-144R;
GEORGE DARSIE, Ppesident:
• . !if. GOllDON,•Beerettlayt
Denim No. 92 Wel:arid:rat, (Bpeng k Warehouse,
up stairs,) Piktsl?uNh• •
and i wum "
wilt insure against: an I nn 4 s .t
T.-. • t•t
Ai Home Institution, managed tit.Threctainrwho are,
Well known in litevottinunsit.yetpstwtTrll42tettnina,
by, promptnessand ipwArt _
-se abodes to he incur s
• • • t .01,931p1:4 - AP'13,1.14 30t.tr,, 1854.
Stot! Ancotutlerta 14-C l: ooo 3ortge. • .• ~ 380 OO
Otßce
250 00
17,390 39
Open Ace:oll4%-SW - 19,387 25
Premium Cash.
Open
and bills cri43e 9 u " .. .•:7 - 7 . . 76 7779 39
1 30 9,149 (g.
J.
George th4• l 4 t ,
Butler • George W: lack
r*a, Jamea,M'Aul Speer;
Andrew.Acklee, Ax.
Nathaniel Holmae,Ale x ander
1). M: Long-, • - •
FLE OLDEST AND. LARGEST.
LlOVaphie IstablOMielt .14 j _ttm 'qty.
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WIL SCHVOIO,
PRACTICAL'OTiffIRAPHER
CORM THIRD' AIM MARKET 'SIAM,
DUFFS cOLLEGEI3III-1,1)1tGs;
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