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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
Airpl - Toil, GENERIa.,
RICIIiRI)SON L. WRIGIET, of Philadelphia
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN ROWE, of Franklin County,.`
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TI
ASSISTANT 4\l\"
(thEORGE F .
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301j.{C wcr.owity•;Fritt,burgi,
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t3A nua, 31•NE,E, , of BirmingNun.
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..TOSEPIT ff. DAVLS. of Allegheny City;.
SAMUEL W. MEANS. of. Robinson township;
I'ffILIP 11. STEVENSON, of Moon towu9hip;
_JACOB sTuciiltATlt. of Allegheny City;
A,NDILEW JACKSON IIEAEMONT, of l'itt..burgh
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Fl WARD:CAMPBELL, Sc,of Pittsburgh
comm . ruLtsmlrrz
AMES 131.1AGTMORE, of Pittsburgh
JOHN T:sYltm.r.s, of Pittsburgh
COUNTT sUltvEron:
JOEL KETCtitrAl, of Elizabeth
Diutacir. OP VIE POOR:
THOMAS NEEL, of Tarentum
•TUE..ENH OF THE ITALIAN WAR.
kh6ieftit readiro , of the leading English
journals upon the declaration and condi-
Aions ofthe peace, which has been declared
between the Allies and Austria, presents a
' "r variety of views in regard to the subject.
This is not•to be wondered at; for the corns
plications which *ere so perplexing at the
~„commencement of the ; war.,4 - hd during
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continuance, appear in the arrangements for
; • : 7 peace to 'hare resolved themselves into a
general confusion. We shall have to wait for
details-
Of news by another ste..!Wner before it
can be definitely stated what is, and what is
not the'result of the peace. There are some
facts however,which are obvious. The power
of Austria in - Italy hen been destroyed, politi
fcrdly amlgeographically. The sword of the
has al fro gat ed. the chief artieles , or the
trealy,:of Vienna. Lombardy, the country
between the Ticino, the Po and the Adriat
• ;- iti,.are no longer -ancient Austrian possess-
Parma and Modena :we separated
: from her territorial influence by the change
in boundary. We Mlle it- for granted, that
by the terms of the peace, the EMpel•or or
A:l:lstria "concedes his rights': in Erimbardy
5:"..21r.PLV Only :111 , 1 not in Lombardy,
even this would give to the King or
over Huale miles of territory
contaiitinga population of . ..5...w0,00 0 . 1 . .0t
sty infer from the tenor of the articles upon
tbti sulijeet that the Venetian ..I,l”.nat.n , ies
•= I:1:e, 1....)1,r, left.:.; an inh•grat
to form a plat an,llasi ut conn,knwy
ythich the Pope ; to presii ie.
-'"-•• • The people, sympathizing With Onril 01,1 i
Kossuth, appear to have gained with
' (laribalili was 1 - 1;-htim7, in. we say in
America,'' upon his own hook: . Ile desir
ed
not simply to free I taly from tlic power
Nu.tria, but to establish her itolepond
- tti - itio as a separate and distinct nation. Kos
slit:funned in to agitate the Magyar nation in
~.!."'- ' belialf.or freedom. In this peace neither
• ularabaldi or Kossuth have pitted anything
Inc their respeutive e ntnitrie , . The vast ter
ritory,'whiele Anstria has Leon. Mill, I to
. now drives under the dominion of
Victor Emanuel and I'io Nino. The people
ulto,. with Koisuth and If:nub:fhb strove for
the fret:dm' of Italy otits;ble powers
have gained nothing. These "patriot.:" as
- tiniy termed themselves, have been blown
, about as mere dust, by Imperial and Kingly
" power. Their entiniasto tor Louis Napo
' Ileott and Victor Emanuel will probably cool
— 4own for the present.
_
basis Ims, however, been laid for a 'bet
ter organized and oontinuou ,, power of
Kings and Emperors i n Europe. France
has,' gained new influence, awl a clothed
with fresh and e . x.traor4 nary I:msicsr.i.A.R
Through Sardinia, the will rule, not only
that kingdom, but, in fact, all I tuly. Al
though they are circumscribed, Austria hold,
a firmer grasp over her Italian dominion=.
Itussia, quiet, politic and powerful, is in the
common league of despotic power, On the
'p9l4o.4.ep t t of Europe, a union of. Power of
unparalleled , strength has been consoli
dated..
It is no wonder that the English journals
growl at the result. Against such iv combina
tionof interests and of power, England, in a
few years; will be powerless. She has nothing
in common with it, and is not in a condition
to offer resistance to it. It may eventually
prove so noxious to her interests, and so dis
tasteftfl to the progressive spirit of her peo
ple, that she will rouse all her energies to
resist and overthrow it.
Louis` :Napoleon has brilliantly won the
gaine. KOsutb. Garabaldi and John Bull
are euchred.
rely True
` Correspondent of the New York Evening
Day/book thus gives his opinion of the Penn-
Ovania Railroad, in an agreeable letter, in
which he notices a number of notable points
• -- Pennsylvania locality:
- TIM road. is one of the . most permanent in
iheftOCid; hai.ing been constructed at great
expense; the iron is heavy, and of the most
approvedrpatterns. Cross ties larger than we
havd:seen Ili any read, all laid in broken stone,
;:.;: which render the roadway firm, furnishes
cellent .drainage, and at the same time is a
perfect preventative against the clouds of dust,
a source of great annoyance on many roads in
. America. Alt things considered. we regard
. the Pennsylvania central, as the Railroad par
• c frellt lice the country. A ride over it is a
great treat to the lover of tine scenery, or the
traveler who censnits comfort.
POYEE It A NI) N
Th e editor Of the Kerf7,,,a huswr.,t,
at Coudersport, Potter comity, Pa.,
has placed Om name of .r:onoF ltochluom at
the bead' of IIIA paper as his first choice Mr
"
next President-. Ile is all It news
-from Potter and INPKain" is almlys good
'Democratic news.
STILAKOSCII AND U 1.1.11 AN, the two great
musical men of the country, have joined
:hands, and are making arrangements for a
magnificent opera sea!4on. Julien, the great
:Napoleon of com&l,s . ,ers, will probably he
',engaged by them. Mr. .1. (jrau, the best
Musical
,manager in the country, will be
Wall them.
Tuff KiMW Nothings, in New York, have
pretty much determined to take a hand in next
CLOPS_ game in this State.. A State
Council. to talk over a programme will he
h el l in August, and as they can count upon up
wards of ,iity thousand votes, sonic body had
better look out. That number of thousands
can make considerablo bother.: The K. N. or
ganization is said to be in fair working order;
and can be made effieient an short notice.
Silica-the harvest. has been cut tho "starva
tion" party has very sensibly diminished. It
is now their opinion that wo shall be able to
worry through another year. Ungrateful and
unrighteous men are hard to please.
Emancipation in England.
The last plank of British bigotry is about
being sent adrift, and the odious Catholic
oath mu , ," which was favorably decided last
session by . T. , ries, is to be followed, in this
session, by tbc .lestructionot4be.baret.:rWhich
holds Catholic , , vs such, avi , ay 'frinii certain
high odices of Statec . The' law of tolerant
England," as framed ;by Whigs, deprives
'any Catholie,Ofiliting,,nruong" , others, the noble
post on which Sir'7llonias More reflected
honor—of tilling it either in England' Or Ire
land. We mean the office of Lord Olinncellor.
This tolerant law also excludes Catholics from
hoot:lien - of Primo 'Minister, or from that of
Lord Lieut.snant of Ireland. Besides these
there are numerous other restrictions of a
like- nature. With the destruction last
year of that °portion of the law which required
all'oflicials to swear against the Pope and the
Preumder, 'mid to make other equally absurd
declarations, it was natural that the ground. so
broken would be further extended. With this
view, Sir William Somerville has brought iu
a bill to open all offices under the crown,Ax
eluding none, to Catholics. At present they fill
all the offices to which they are allowed access.
The chief offices in the judiciary, in the army,
in the navy, in the general administration of
the country, in the royal household are held'
by Catholics. The chief dignitkries of the
several peerage ranks are represented by Cath
olic nobles. It seems absurd that any restric
tions should exist in a boastfully free Country,
in this progressive and liberal age, and there
does not appear to be any good ground fo,sup
posing that the prohibitions will continue.—
Remove this last barrier from the subject, and
then emancipate the sovereign ; for the veriest
slave in Britain, in a religious, sense is the rul
er, who must be of that faith which the law
ordains, and that only.
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A Man "Melted 17 to Death.
dames Doyle, a blacksmith by trade, died in
Chicago last 'Friday, under the following cir
cumstances as detailed by the Timm of that
city : De was an extremely athletic person in ap
pearance, and was considered by his fellow
workmen as p o ssessing a remarkable degree ol
strength and bodily igor. On Thursday he
worked in the ::Lop as usual until C o'clock,
when he went to supper rn as good health as
usoal. After supper be complained of extreme
heat, and ~ntirmed to ,•omplain until 12 o'-
eloek, when he went to bed. At 3 o'clock in
the newning his room mate awoke and found
him br , athillg his last. A pout mortem ex
, amination revealed no unusual appearance of
the body, except a remarkable and unusual
quantity of adipose matter. ltc overwork and
the heat'of the day, 110 was literally melted
duicm. The coroner's jury feund 'this to be the
cause of his death. •
The Attempted Robbery of this pousabonic
9'h, f,liow who :atom pt. to ohtnin en Ulm
to th.l 11.,asalonic lianl., at;to.lbriago,
Was detected in a 1 ini:tilar mittiner. lb , had
due; nude• thn building. 211iti wa-; cliiiding the
that i,..i.arated him from the treo
barite maker neeidentally left Foie('
Ire.hts,e- cl.,e by the lud., and went after it
at 0.1 , 0111, IfildrillOit heard the sound of the
eldr; , .! and haannor ;hip i•nria,ity wig ext
ho li;lened ; brcnruo convinced that the rwise
cam , i, tindor the bank: aroused tha caNhier
and 'XII , Went to the =put and catigh!
Lb, th , a.•t. It was a f(a - tunate for
getfoln,,,, .17 the banl:, that of the harn,:,s
maker.
Tu it gold eoinztge of the Unitoil State; Mint
for the month of .Tung, v•a-, $lBO,OOO. The
,deer wa, S'.Jo,o(k), being in dollars,
half dollars and quarto: . dollars. Of cents,
;•.:;ti,trou were voin i. The whole nuniber of
t,;110 : 1 o r S , ‘,: on;', of the aggregate
value of *:;06,10',0. The total Sold deposit; of
the month wire $101,710, of which ,titui,B3`.3 1,0
were from California, and $7,877 50 from
other sources. The kiiverdepolited was :3172,-
Total depo,it; for the month, 5t:771;2,5.
IT costs New York City soniething to ana
lyze the stomachs of, persons who have been
murdered by poison. A day or two since, at a
meeting of the Board of Supervisors, Dr. Dor
emus sent in bills amounting, to four thousand
four hundred and fifteen dollars, fur services in
making chemical analyzes in the cases of Mrs.
Stephen:, Mrs. Bethani, and Fa,yetto Robinson
—an averageof one thousand four hundred and
1 ,- ,l,,nty-one dollars and sixty-six cents per
stomach, which would, in the country, be con
sidered a pretty fair price.
Wirutx the limits of New York and ,flings
counties, which, fur all practical purposes,
may be considered as one county, there are
four hundred and twenty churches, seating,
comfortably, three hundred and fifty-five
thousand persons. The aggregate salarias of
the pastors •of thcso churches, amount to six
hundred and twenty thousand dollars, or an
average of about one thousand seven hundred
and fifty dollars per annum each—fair pay con
sidering.
A Toncimiu story is related of a Zoutive,
who had picked up a wounded Austrian and
was carrying him out of the melee. As he
was trudging along with the man upon his
back, ho felt strmethingcold upon his neck, and
cantiously looking around, perceived that the
poor fellow, with a pair of scissors he had con
trived to draw from his pocket, was cutting
oft' a leek of his -preserver's hair to keep 43 a
memento.
ARRANGEMENTS have just been completed
for the publication, in Washington, of a politi
cal and literary magazine, tube called The Na
tional Dr,, urrafir Review, under the editorship
of Col. Florence, assisted by eminent contribu
tors. It is iltended to be the expositor of the
present nod all future Democratic Adminis
trations.
A PADTIAT. eclipse of the 51111 will occur on
Friday, 29th instant, visible as follows : Be- -
ginning at ten minutes past live in tho after
noon ; greatest obFeuration eighteen minutes
to six: end of eelipse twenty-one minutes
past six; duration one hour and eleven minutes;
digit_ eclipsed, threu on the Northern side of
the sun's -disc.
!I'll E. great lines of railway are anticipating
an immense freighting business this autumn in
getting the ed.ormous crops a the West to
market. Most of the Western roads are now
on the upward turn ; their stocks are, slightly
; economies aro introduced at every
and freight rates have been AA-
Vanee , l ft n•inunerative point.
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the now, but ho will soon
"iilay oil( .;.,lks too much. As soon as
the public icenrinu, that his performances are
not dungeroui they will cease to be attractive.
The public rather wanted to see him break his
ncek. Monsieur Illondin falls into the too
common error of inserting a good thing into
the soil.
A VELI.IISI-PP.INTED book is to be added to
the bibliography of America. The enjoy
ment of such a costly article of literary luxu
ry has been hitherto coallntdto tho,royal per
sonuges or wealthy book-lovers. of the old
world. ,
.
TuE Niheat crop in Cambria county, is much
larger this season than any -before,. aince the
country was organized. ,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, is to have •a passe'ager,
railway
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Sala'lea In England and America.
The difference in the salaries paid to the mem
bers of the American and British cabinet, is
oreothing marked. The American Cabinet
consists of the Secretary of State, of War, of
the Navy, of the Interiiii, of the Post Master
General, and the Attorricy General, who each
receive $B,OOO per,-itnntiin, amounting iti the
aggregate to $58,000. The ,British cabinet
,consists as followst Prime Minister, salary
$'25,000; Secretary for--Foreign Allltirs, salary
' $25,000; Chancelloi , for the chequer, salary,
$25,000 ; Lord Chancell'er, salary $50,000, and
a retiring pension of $25,000, which he re
-calves though ho held oflice but for a day ;
Hothe b'ecretary.,laalitrys2:s,ooo.Coloitial Sec
retary, salary $25,000; Secretary of War,
salary $25,000; Indian Secretary, snlittry $25,-
000; Lord President 'of the Council, salary
$lO,OOO ; Lord Privy Seal, salary $lO,OOO ;
,Post Master General, salary $12,500; First
Lord of the Admiralty, salary $22,500; Chief
Secretary for Ireland, salary $22,500 ; Chan
cellor of the the Duchy of Lancaster, salary
,$ 10 , 000 ; President of the Poor Law Board,
salary $10 ; 000; President of the Board of
Trade, salary $lO,OOO. The aggregate of these
salariess332,soo.
f The differtnce in the salaries paid respect-
ively to the American and British Cabinet, rep
represents fairly the difference in the general
cost of the administration of the two govern
merits. It will be observed that the Lord
Chancellor of England receives double the
salary of ,our Preyident, and nearly equal to
the aggregate of the salaries of all our Cabinet
officers, besides a life pension after retiring'
from office equal to our Presidential salary.
Each- of the principal British Secretaries of
State receive a salary, equal to that of our
President We are not.- enlightened as to the
sums received by the Royal family from the
public coffers, but they are enormous. At the
same time there are thousand.s of people it. Eng
land who live on less than a shilling a d
Ir is reported that the Pl . l2ll,ymania Rail
road Company bane bought the Cumberland
Valley Railroad, running from Harrisburg to
Chambersburg. The terms and circumstan
ce, of the purclui,‘o have not transpired.
BuctiEtt SWOPE 13 lecturing On the "His
tory, Philosophy and Poetry of the Bible."
The notorious Penns lvania lidlow :Nothing
finds it easier to preach than to practice.
TUE Republicans of Minnesota have nomi
nated for Governor, Alexander Eamsey ; for
144idtenant Governor, Ignatius Donnelly.
Ttt E Catholic church, Augusta, Ga., rm.,
cot tiro to on Tue,,Alay,and J valuable painting
of thn crucifilion de,4royed.
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Prize Fight Bet wcro Two Frogo--Details
A few week:. :-inert r-oineinivons were at work
repairing Ifulldfs t i Factory at S o merville.
when they beeanot the wilm- , 0.1 of a s.ingular
corn hut of nhout tin hour-, duration, between
two n „, o ,t,: r hull f r ogo, inhabitants of two
p.adA in the rear of the building. They came
forth from their rtapeCtive puddle,. about 11
o'clock in the forenoon, :sod approached each
other cuotiou!ly. eaelt eyeing this other, until
they were about .foot metrt, when they jump
, ed • at each minr and co nn ne o,,..l the U g h,.
They struck, Lit and rlim forioi.cAr, and
when a fall itccidial a round. both noun draw
nil' and pull for a moment. whim they
renew the combat.
After DIN - Vit an hour -pent in uninterrupted
• fightim - , •.sith the t•seeplion of two or three
brief r, crawled off to his pool,
and dtEuppe 4red. Neiti:or " . 1.1110:1 dead,"
bahbut were II hinder gt. , dt." Neither
could Maim also victors'. (me a fa , rid) .
Latin din tile by brilliant left
hamj e r - , 'ism :otn t :on:-, tie other
co uld , r • u o-c the •• drat
blood," claret " rota
orponenti " ( . i,. U i FA.nrt•et . ottd
round. 'lnn tight singular enough,
hut the fact that it. c - ne , ,Ifier.z.eid, but not in
terfered with, by some thirty or forty frog
6 ,ectamr. ,- ., of all king and , iner„ adde to the
novelty of the incident.
Our infermant !hat at the beginning,
of the fight the frogii nhout the
fighting ground from the 51.117011Mth,4
attracted dould.l,-; by tin, oohs. made by the
eombattant , .., and that thew Chuitinuod peacea
ble spectators of the •• null " oveasionally in
terrupting it by excited croaking, but ut no
timeappr , awhi lig the parties engaged in it nearer
than within two or feet. When the COD
teA. was ended, they nearly simultaneously de
,arted. The whole arrangement,: ceemed to
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have been modelled after modern pugilistic
encounters between animals genus homo,
with the exception, perhaps, of the ab
sence of ring -master, eeconds, and bottle-hol
ders. Wn can only speculate tij to thceause of
the quarrel, but can rendily imagine that one
called the other "toady and that frog No. 2,
not accepting the term as one of endearment.
retorted by applying the epiteth ••hopper
to frog No. 1. Of course reeenenintiOn was
then out of the questiion.
Litevtan TrorrUrr Juiv
••Elan:'
This word, so often employed in connection
with French military operations, expresses a
quality of the French soldier very conolcuotts
during the Italian war, and which, apt;
more than any other, has contributed to their
success. For example, at the combat nt ale -
nano, when order to advance was given, the
Zouaves are said to have "rushed on the ene
my with unusual clan." At Magenta, the cio•-
my were concentrated at a farm house, which
a part of the foreign legion "Witched with
great elan." Of Solferino, it i= said.
enthusiasm and don gainvtl the victory "
The word is nearly synonyniou, with the
English word. .• impetuwity,' though much
more expressive, and I employed to describe
those irresistible sallies of the French troops
for which they are so famous.
0111 V ALRY.—Afttr thn biallo of Solforino,
the Emperor Napoleon rode to Catrianna,
where h& lodged in the same room the Emper
or Francis Joseph had occupied the night be
fore. 1)n his way thither, with ceveral of his
staff, he saw an Austrian lieutenant dying by
the road-side; be ordered his wants to be at.
tended to, and the dying man, ..caving taken
his watch .crom his neck. placed it, together
with a lona and a ring, in the emperor's
hand, and begged him to send them to his
wile, according to an address which ho gave.
Tho emperor promised to do so, and sent thorn
by a special messenger that very evening.to
the nearest outpost of the Austrians.
Tile,lily Mnrning, 211th Inst.. al, /P' n'elok. Jlr
lIIIN MeGILL, In his slxtydhlnl year.
Ilia fonerril will cake place onlay 'Mailing, It
lo from his, kilo residence, 011 IL•Lecca street.
Allegheny City.
The Selling qualities of BoThave 9 0 Holland
Hitters.
QUEIi Et', Canaan, June 20, 1551.
Iv e h ave no ~0,1 it will well ce here. Send its one
91 I'S:4IN CO.
Ca 11,141. July 1,1051.
SMid us two gni,: llolla Bitters. We
want a medicine 11 . I /linlcnelin no et.
dir 111 Mtnlnnii Hall.
:lII'. PAUL. 5'1,111Q.,0111.
'there in quill' a really her.. for your hoierhave's
Holland Bitters. WM. H. WI 01.1iT,
Pei 11. IL
. yu, 1850.
Sontl me three dozen more 110.erii,v..', Holland Bit
iiirs. I will remit on receipt of ,anie.
Sand mu six illiztin Ltrer
remit. less' o . 4connt.
Va..
Send.tne mother Lae, three d 0,,, roprim,
Bitters. I. is taking the lead i.ete. .11 P,,ters.
W
Vune, Pa., Fehruni V d, 1!57.
Please send rac. Per express sa s dozen earrhave's
Holland linters. We at nth.) . eat.
C. A. MORRIS & CO.
Lot - It:ow% Ky.. January 29, 11157.
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We have a great /fumy- Ball , 1 •e your Ho.e, leaves Hob
lantbltitters, and would lito - olve the a , nwy.
Will. SPItINtiER & BRO.
Ewa °trefoil The ( - teatime hichly Concentrated
Ilawhave'm !Jutland Itittera is put up is half pint bottles
only, and retailed a
,one dollar per bottle. The grent
demand for this truly celebrated Nedleine has induced
many imitations, which the public should guard against
purchasing.. Bewartiof imposition I See that our name
is on the label of every bottle you buy.
. P.ENJAMIN PAO!, & Solo Proprieters, No.
27 Wood,between First and Second sts., Pittsburgh.
IPHIRD ARRIVAL OP SPRINGI3OODS
large lot of Spring and Summor Goods, corn
prisingall .the latest styles, now opening at
4'70.._ C. HANSON. LOVES, 74 Market street.
,FINSEED 01. L.--300 barrels for sale by
ju • B. L. FAHNESTOCE & CO.,
jyl X 0.130, cOrpsi-Fourtiz and Wood streets.
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VirGREATINDUCILDIENT.—AII persons wish
ing Artificial Teeth, will field it to their interest to
call upon C. SILL, Dentist, No. S 7 Grant street. opposite
the Court Douse. He will insert full sets of teeth with
continuous Gum. upon line gold, for Sib; half sets for $37;
continuous Gum upon.platena,emus mem which
is but a little over onsialf of the usual price charged by
the best Dentists. Silver and other base metals,.•prices
reduced in proportion. Coraii eat Se per sot; Vs, half
set—none but the finest material, executed in the - most
durable and satisfactory styles; wil I be offered.' All Work,
warranted. Persons wishing to avail themselves of these
very reduced rates, will do so before the Seth of Septem
ber, as the usual price will be cluirged from that time.
We think a first class set of teeth could not be ohjee
tionable at. the nominal mum at which they are offered,
when the best of references can be given as to the adalv:
lotion of his work, and specimens ean be seen at his
otliee.
•
C=l
A. (1. M'Candlegs, M.
Fulton,
Joseph ..bel,
J. 11. IlupkinF.
Hoy. W. D. 'Howard,
A. Bradloy,
\V. M. FaDer,
Vankirk.
jr2o:2iv
`tivrriiscnients.
EaAVINGs BANg,
No. 65 Fourth Street.
Deposits made with this 13ank before the first lay
August, will draw interest from that date.
CHAS. A. (()LTUN. Treasurer.
Two Farms for Rent and Sale.
AFARM IN INDIANA TOWNSHlP—
containing about I'o acres, cleared, walk house
and barn.
Also, a farm in West Deer township, containing about
110 acres, cleared, with house and barn.
These farms are for rent, with possession at any time
Ibis Gat, or they will be sold upon favorable term.
ply to B. MURRAY, Ap
,
jy2s,ltw Near Taronttim.
Public Hale of Orizaba Iron Works, Sophia
Furnace, &c.
B Yvirtue. of authority, vested in uft
s ,
as trustees for certain creditors of Pollard 'sl•Cor•
noel; and iu pursuant , of a decree of the District. Court
of Allegheny' county. in 1110 Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania, in No. 9 of November term. 1858, we will expose
to public sale, at the Merchant , ' Exchange; on ',outfitstreet,
street, in the city of Pittsburgh, on' the Lath day of Sep.
tember, 1650, commencing at 11 o'clock, A. M., or at such
time and place to which said sale may be then thereat'.
journed. all the following described property, to wit
The lands end tenements composing And appurtenant
toOrizaba Iron Works and Sophia Furnace, situate in
Pollock township, adjoining and adjacent to the borough
of New Castle. in Lawrence county, Pennsylvania-bound
ed and described as follows:
A piece of land bounded, north by Neshanion,l, creek:
east by the Pennsylvania Canal; south by other land of
said trust,and west by Neshannock ereek•containing one
acre more or less, on which are erected a blast furnace,
known by', lie name of Sophia, 4(1 feet square and 45 feet
high, eastmg tense , Myer house, cinder haute, stool:
1,0.1.4‘, boiler house. engine lirmse, Cflginf , and
with three boilers in boiler house. and live ext. a hailers
set and complete, and large brick sto
Apima. , of laud, begummg at north ...at tier of Ilob
linedilt lot, on NeAtannock creek.running th, nee north
4; west ltr/ feet, north 47;.;'• east ISI feet, thence along
said mill lot 240,4 feet to the place of beginning . , on
iihivh is a bock olliec and n blacksmith shop.
A piece of land of mo• acre and S-4 perches. tuna, or
less, beginning at a post near Lock No. 2.101 P. tin,ylea
non Canal, running south Isest. 3's) feet to a post on
said canal thence smith 2. , , , •%" ea4t 31, , ,,:,1cAt to
. n .` pie•t
cue
Nembannm,k creek: thence south 46 1 ., 0 ive , .t. 200 feet by
soot creek to a !wed: thence southtsi , ..:,.. , :e.d. 2101:if,et to
the place of beginnoon on which is erected allotting
Mill the main loolding,ls ,l l , y 212 feet. with sheds :Mach
ed. in which are IS bothin; furimees, 5 heating finumees,
bmiers sutiletent to drive all the Inaehinery
in sand mill; bar rolls, small rolls. mul plate and mitek
rolls, squeezers, shears, Se.. 15 nail ~dunes. null one
wrought epihe machine, and a hrick a:velour-c.a.:o by 911
feet-
A piece of land, lieglnnlng (11 t h e vaunt at L. - mill-awed
comer of mill lot, And running smith west 1:011' x :
along said canal; thence send: ~0 , 2 t l an d
Of J. kJ. I'. White; them, south "' east 151 tent loy
street: thence west 24 Met tun post; thence south 2, 'cow
150 feet by fill alley; them, lb feet. by .1..4..1. (1. Whit
t,, mill ma then, along said 1.4 1., the place of 1,
containing one-half non, more or less, .nn mei, i s
mel and stale [...tory by 112 lest, engine and bode.
,totijoloot too drier 11.1111 . 110.iy I, 21
taa ohteloolooo ' 'pu l eon'pu l ee tudetoho, One ,tave machine•
circular ,aw,,
ke.. therein ~.10 cloy heme, 2s
by 34 feet, with machinery for gi Meting 1:1111 n 1113.1.111154
Oat' 1,1111.11: , tire brick. and a brick-dry mg bons , 70 by
;e, lest. partly co -aid lot :Ohl potty on loud 'f,!. k
White.
A lot of ground. No. S. in White's Addition to Soot
de, hoododed on the north :old .55,1 Lv st,uls; rapid Rv
16110:7v. , : try JVI}VIs,II 'nee., 54 feet Irmo bi•
150 feet. on which i , n brie,. ..,,,,per.:Mop. 2,, by 40 tent,
HMI carpenter , pop 12 feet .oproo
A h.cre of land w N.:stout:lo,l, towmlop. mitt,
of Ea....1,r0dk toad. coiddinln s'ee's. IT, , re e
ins.psrt of the litopmn tract, poroolto.o. 1 hy P. 01
k fro - An 1 odond Ihmj. ' , II, solo:oh° a , ... 0tt 1 t „nod.
`,lle. on tlo• F., .tbroe k read .
1 1 .1 e r,,iind, 1, 'wooded nerd, olle•r lam! sm,l
Irmo; ..15t by A. I, "-DA G. It . . Graohord ..sittlo Id Wt o do.•,.
to.ectiot 3.11,•,0utt otrovt, 011 \Chien I...ro,ttid
14-5-k dw. home.
The al eve der.eribed prep. ;ty to.,iher,
a whole.
Also, in eepunite dowel-, as closer mod
Ti t o t to,dottdod hilt at 401 lode , of land, nime "r .
in Ne-Itammek bovn• !op, north bv crawtord,
east by Tease 1)m, Pyle and olio,: lo by Thootood. Palk,
and nest by Malliand sad NVII),•O3n
Abollt :750 acres cleated; 'tell ~a nks mialls , 01
fnune b o ii, e s. boots,eol..•
..:LeG! , SI
A ~# on.; yeshannock township. bmizeled by
of 4.ledoadti luny le nod John
centanion , 2011a , ', :.n la is
erected n lank Imo •,.. a log hott••••, (rains -fai•fe; about
20 Doer,t eleared: anoi a good sprint; of water.
Four contiguous lets..(_m oi st. m Pohoek ttoan.hip,
hOntoded on the north 1.3 011.14n:ham and others:son:lt
. 1 White; oast IN Vocan and other, and weld t•N
I.,hich are eseciel .Iw.4ling. house,. ,•
A p.•, of bawl in the imretis,o of New Pa. It.'.
be:lnning at the tenth west i.;11,r. en
•SiSi of Jetler- ,, ,, ...tree , . near Ow bronze. , tti. Na.•
creek; the nee moth ead, ie -0.1
.t 'el.. thew, om.l. 5- kW, (soh do nee ezt ,
,ot 1 , 1 feed to -- nth, nee smith 1
4.„.1,11n1n1,14.,
• •
T: mt. :••1 feet front by Ito tn depth, in the
::1 • ! ,antiotl north I.v
ah.,onth by Jor•olt Linh toot wo.-t h.r •treet.
eit W 11101112: eroott.,l a tram. , td ahle.
A l o t 1 . .11oel: Um 01415 p. In N.. loot . . 4t1.1,-
11ttu to hew l'w.,lle.l. , Ftnning on )1111 -tre.dott the :or
tsar ..f 1 , 4. No. st,uth slut by ao l -Itt'••t
Cr. t; thong,. small Oo most by lot No Z, It.l ft,t; thorn,
north In by alloy W net, to condi-west eerrief
No. thellge nurthlsl , east I.y lot No.l, 130 feel. to Ulu
place of betritin4nz.
A tramp /tattoo and lot in Polloolz townwhip, bounded
noitAt ly N..,, , ltAntiock t•reck; ra.t. by Jotter-011 rtreat;
west t.tuet
A lot of ground In ',aid boundetl north by
Lt. 1:y an alley; swab 71 I e u i s p o u, pp : l y..eta
6. Groton ro being :WI (;al to front by 150 feet to doptn.
Ako, n tract of hind, of abont Sugar Crick
up:froth tr. V ott an go enunly, Pe nay I 001110. known 'b. lb
Hn:v-cull 'Tenet. lwalg the earne det‘eribod in 11 , eel front
Pollard l'l'ortnittk to ,:ad trustee, doted August,
A mon. NII tta.l wvtir3t.• „f the
to I, sold will forn:Alwd Iron] 111, Illt,tllllo
.ale. 4.r previously. on application to the trust......
TERMS :--4_lno-third of Clue purelta,..• money to IL.
paid In 1!:14/1 , a1 the ~el;tiou lodgment I.f tho deed ; one
third iii months. and one-third in Melt, months
from dni tune of sle, with interest from that thnc ; the
defsdred payments to secured Lc 6P1111M111 , 1 most a
the firrnitses; one-third of the amount or the Hest
or east, p.,..44',04.„k f, in. mid when the propom.
down. ;
N ICI:.
(11.‘8.1.1,1i4 ltN
IL BRADY NV [LK
July 25,1539-Cw:th
TIM TURNED IIEAD,
This Min Mono of 1)r. Vlinfroten Ftor i,”‘, in realized in
a moment by ell who uno
Cltriatadero's Hair Dye,
WI:0i in tire cninutes.cliiingti3
WHITE TO BLACK,
Or rcd to a rich hroan, without di) • of
the hair.•lt the ouly safe hair ly.• in Ili, world.
Met) ato re, and applied by all II til r Cii
DIV.O, NO. t Astor Dome, New
11. KEISEIt. Agent,
Pittmburgh,
j . ), ,, 1 nl,l w
ENST' FREN.Cn. CALF BOOTS, Sll o K.;
lJf and
PATENT LEATHER (iA111,104,
yrlling ery low to eiOSO out, at
OULINTRY RESI DENCE—I. miles from
Ow Court Iltinse; 3 acres of well lowed in:
2tst hearing tries, apple, pois.ilk and cherry; u.avos,
strawberries, shade trees, a locust' grow°, ia,;o
'liaise, with lain S toot wide.. 2 parlors.j dining Fotint aiiil
kitchen, s (dam:Akers. '2 collars and storo rime pi , : -
two in front; staple, carriage house, &c. Th, ritnalion
is pleasant and 1,,,1thy, and in a good neightsirhoisl:
well of gaol water, nisi, a largo i•istern for FOIL Whir
Will to huh! of exehangod.
JySti H. Cl - 11111Ela di EON, 51 Market strisei.
L AI)! ES' 4_7).)1) 1 11E11 I; AIT KRS
LIN (i Eit Y I. ,
To clorte out, pre% ions to receiving out fall gentle.
DiIoTOGRAH, A M BRuTY P E, MELA IN
OTYPE AND DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY,
C oner of 10h a,uL Grout sheets.—Thu ,übsenher har
ing fitted tip roomu iu MTIGHE'S LICILDIN“, h. now
prepared to take Likenesses that CANNOT FAIL TO
Gll E SAT isFAvrioN.
Coll and examine thc:collection.
•
A. LANE.
Ali Comer of Milli And timlit ntrueis
GREAT REI)IJCTION IN
SUN UMBRELLAS, BONNET RIBBONS,
Trimmings and F.mbruideries, nt
MISSES' ANKLE TIE
SLIPP EItS
A huge assortment just received by
- - -
S
OFT FINISH SKIRTING MUSLIN.-
Another case just received. Summer Goods yell
ing very if,W. • C. HANSON LOVE,
74 Market of
A MBROTYPES.--A nE ACT' pu i 4LT RA 4LE
_JCL sanwit—warranted—can be had as low IS at any
first Class establishment in the country, at •
jy2S:lw WALL'S, Fourth street.
DOMES TIC
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Dof every variety: Also. Dress Goods, Lace Mao
ties, Shawls, Hosiery, White GoalsHAN, te.
C. SON LOVE
a • Tt bfrricreg Pima.
LIME -250 barrels fresh for sale by
Jen HElow K. colaaris
=NB
• r
+‘..
rt
Zreir 34trertisements.
THE IRON CITY TRUST CO.,
N 0.256 Liberty St., Pittsburgh
EOtidN Presi•lent.
ROBERT C. SCIIM EitTz, Ca,bier.
/PENS_ INSTITUTION AV ILI, BE OPEN
and nadYloilMAnes. on MONDAY, the FIRST
DAN' OF AMIDST:
Collemiong made in all the Prineipal Citieo of th e
United Stater: :md the Cannda.., and Fut-oval-4 promptly
remitted La-any desired point on day ,f maturity.
Sight Exchangeteit the PriniapalCitire of tho East and
West '
Deposits reamfi - ed in Par and Current Fund,
interest allowed :cm time deposits.
_
PRIVATE DISE/IST:S.—DR. BROWN'S
MEDICAL:Ind Sit li4ilCAL:Ottlea, Nn. to SMlTH
field etreet.
'Dr. BROWN i 3 O . PittAmmll, and ha~
been in Practice, t 001., yin r.r.
r lie been 0,11 11:1“d !M. 'dYLr Pnvail• and Suritioal
Disemos
cprizE! , . , AND SiF:A.NOF:I:2•;
in need of n inerlie.9l WI to find out
the Pure place of relie. '1 i,,• i•. •et•m i. a. rey,illar grva•
ate, :nut ht. in the to.. ii!,.1,1,t ‘l;senst:; - ,
it flo• pt,rnia
-1..10 relief,. by OW 1 L.O hi , and
Advice
ftNNII , iI I II4:r4
never 6dl to Clue I eorlll
'of Venrresl'Uiseatnd,
Impurities auli ti e rolialvit-4Atbeilioua. Aiee,adl dit - oaaea
ariong horn n 144,14 1711/.711 manifeati itself
iu the form of :Cie ie 4.. are', the
fornirt
of skin the pAllk.rit is en.
dryly ignordut. p. r0d.ni144.13:4.4,41, Brown otlera
Iwpe , of a or: 'alai
SE,f4IJ NA l
Pr. Trown'i , rerriedilli , " for filt,. alarming trouble,
brough ton nfren by 'that I.44litaiy 'lifthit of Rt'llBll2.4i
i1t.114011, ulliol, tile; young met •wdalbulualtil often give
way to, (tt, their ObV It tit,trUellpll.) 3111: the 4444 reliable
remodie4 I:loran in itro aale, and
nimbi) u :414 4 4 , 41y ,e,doration of Iteithlt.' • "
• .
. I EUMA TIS k. ••• ' ' • .•
Dr. Bromis 1 . ..am0k:3,m0 , fail to curettliia painful
ilisenau in aloe ,teno—he warrant a cure. lle ithso,
treat= kin, 13fru.t. tionnorritioa, Stricture, 'Urethra Dis
charges, Female Weaknoo..Menthic , Supprionnonn ,
eitSes it lire .10171l.l:Pattlita in Alto, Nervinit. Ailra - Mons,
Yaina in tire 111,1-: tool Kidney. irritation 'or the Blad
der to,_;e.he.r with all ditt..a,•,i im.imptire. origin.
A , letter tic , crN nu the :IytopminiF . , containing a 7 c
tltreeleti to rat. 8r0.',w1 , :, No. to Smithfield ,treet,
Munn, Medicine
I toy ty paelaal aiitt..ieittlfe from ob
servat.
Whets MIA Pi hate ItoOnt..l, No. LO Smithfield Btree
Patahlirrtu. Pa.
jy27
. .
jrA RIENTA IA 'l . Ol/"Pli. W ASII—A (I,litious
IL/ colpounct of guirWunil anwriatic,..eleansing, to the
teeth, healing to this
~ . .atuts, a fr:e.trant to Ow ithoutt.—
Sold by . . 1.. Wll,Cuti.
iY27 COrlll:r.Sfilithilt•lii a n d Fourth iitt..
' - ' '
H usiiilitys GALA.: f , ~, , • e C. N LSL A.,
it largo supply of thou hiithly estoernia I ;toil pvpu
larartie:e just rei,iiii.c,l,:ind for salety , 'l., WILCOX,
jy27 - ' - eor.Stiothii , l:l and Fourth sts.•
PA Rll. Y'S . TRIO 11'111...1101114.—This tin
L -
nvalled preparation ha srookl the test or long nor.
and still sttisslii it thy lead of the uttmerous . ',reliant
lions for the hair. .1 larce supply ju-t 1-,.00t0(A.,01d fur
sale by 1.. - Wll,O '/X,
tr_ - ' 7 eon <mi . litklil anil Fourth sPi.
, .
Importers of
HA It DW 4-111-41,
. 42 Wood Street,
Four Doors abol, St Ciairtos Hotrl,
jotlz:um
G H. EILTAN, 14.1•X`!rr.:.. fontsS l'itt'gh.
GEO. S. 'ERYAN & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
14.1: 111 E SME 13P
BLOOMS,
52 Wood st., PitiSbtirl4lk.
Co..
Cop•Aatl:lS.l . 4 , ., E
',ln.. C. 1111, 1 ,111. 1111.11.1-I , IIM 110111
1101101 ty
THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO
01;
NSU :1 , -S AG A INST LOSS Uli, 1 1 .1 ~Ir\u
Zky olk Fmoouro,
00:14,0111.1 , 1,10 , 1.1,1111 , 1111.
F. hutch ford 5t:,,, - .W,Ilim:k11: 0 -,of Wm.
t;•,:74.,11.00 Franel:.l”... At. Atwood. of At‘coal.
ha.., w Lo.: 'l'. TV•iliek.
Henry 1.. i=1;4.111.
R. ..1 1,411 Frowns
oril. 1.1 r..; Andrew
11114-14 'A
'RD
(11A1:1.17 ,, W. s - ,vt
0,1001.4.—Win H.OlO, S ..1 Painter
Co., 9'1,0”.. Al. 110,, E,q...111011
WO on, MT.h . “o t. Co_ \\
ro_ 4%1,1 3 nd
10. 0. 1 1..i1 .Cr%
- S. /IRV A I ..CCO., Agents,
o.tr, ‘l. t•• , t) 5.,, .•t.
v. E. sunmEtaz & c o:s,
No. ii Fifth I•treot.
W. E. SCHMERTZ k CO.
3! Fun :+trert
M',=!!1!1
W. E. SCHMERTZ h CO.,
No. 31 Fifth street
i •
i„ .
... -
LOGAN & GREGG,
I• IT TS L C IT .
RAILROAD SPIRE COMPANY.
Dit)% I). W. C. 'Bidwell,
• :4- .-1-ctsul
RAIL 404. D SPIKES,
US AM 1:01T :>1 . 11Z1:z,
Cor. of Water st. and Cherry alley,
ly P/Tr.,7:rt:,7/1.
C. A . 1 E ItSULI A; SONS,
tlr
AMTIRICAN CONFECTIONARY,
311.1
4.1 :.111•1
12 Fl. Clair street
A Place COE Sale.
riAT Ct O.\ ), , 1 N; . 1:1t1 a lIotYl
5177.. ' ORES,
rn"
hn 111•.
E.VST TURNPIKI
Rllli h:-. , I)l;ilVel4l wt.lttul threr
1,11 o.tr, P , or X..; fill
Al—, toht•islt.o.. Nt vi - 0F0.7 ,od sTABLE :uol a
Gt... , 11 , .I'l Et:. I:ka . t, ime. apply
C. 11. PA U LSI N
7:1 ,tr,,t, Pitt ,i.ttrgli.
Col),' Milne for Sale.
• •
A T i)e
the ,toCkhrtl(h , .;; c,l the
• 'SING ' •••itirs
• their mine,
,r - wino ••• ju
iry iit•
_ •
i•i
7, va,tl elm
• • ••• .••••i•i,v • •iv 4,)
r t.,71 cai ^
=lllll
000ki
of men
Fur foortlotor lot r, f ,hh,
Pr aiXl,lit, 0-0 Fh hh. on`oo o v , Fr,tirrtY HIII
to ro o et o ovo. 0 0l Until 10. .1UV.1./ . „ 4 111, I.
Fit L4ttrgh. Jul, - ':'. • ,
I:,:rstolt Coar - o!r t .Nt.tv York Tll,lt, And Ptt“.it Fr , • t•
:‘l,l 1,:11 to thi, ottle.e.
BIRMINGHAM
WRITING ACADEMY,
College Hall, Diamond Birmingham
TERMS, CASH ON ENTE ANC
Orionulltit
............
" Writing and .
A 1: L I
. Rook-Rroviu::
0.0--or
ol 1 , o,olo6t:opott!,00l Cow
C.. W
mr rOal
ilEv. Ir. 1.. la ii,TON. 1.1,1.011' ou lii,tt ry and tics
eral
I'. 11. EN N Ek-1. 1 . S. 7,llMNter t, Den.
t.rLi:,.• Of tiff. I'IL, , illl.Zil Leenner on
Commere,l
PI:OF. 7% . F. K.IT IN. Lt'l tinur a“, t..6letion.
Call and ree n I,at itat nee or !wen attempt...l i.v
thy penman, namely: .0. I ~,,,, r enta i
re 1111131,1111 <,(Cvivi 1101.1 - 1,, it! hit'
thurt io afro...) SVCtillth lip 11
Good l.oar.ling at S2,A) per. nl.llll. Student.. enter at
my time. Fur Writing,
'llOO , O tVrt)110,11.34. , Aanips, and adares..., •
G.ll. I.EITIIEAD. Principal.
Pitthlcrgli,
y 1) law
SAPONIFIER,
CONCENTRATED LYE.
The Ready Family Sonp Maker)
NO HOUSE SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT,
LABOR, TIME AND MONEY IS SAVED BY 11l
15=
MANUFACTURED ONi YT:111* . THE
PENNSYLVANIA
Salt Manufacturing Company,
396 Penn St., above Canal
np..lo:n2titkth
PURE SALT ! ItESALT
THE ONLY w.uutANTED PURR ADO" DRY
Table, Dairy and Packing . ; Salt,
to matittfothircd by tho
Pennsylvania Salt Manufaeturidg eriinpany
396 PENN STREET, ABOVE, CANAL
130, , a-butti •
DRS. C. M. FITCH & J. W. SYK ES ;
PlYedcl.N NS Fol; 'II:4EASI.I'; OF TgE
TitRoAT ANY . . CEI Es"' And other Chri.nie An
motif, complittaLvd %tilt or eato.tntr PULMONARY COM
PLAINTS.
01•`Ple E-1 U 1 Penn st reet, PlAtabuzglti f Pa.
CONSUI.T.VPII,N FIZEE A list of questions sent to
those who wish to t.on nit. its hv letter.. teOttli-sstyw
CIiKESE--1;00 boie3 prime C,41114ig . for
sale by oeB]- H. H. couaNa.
MQVICTAIN HEAL= jN6TITI*TE.
I
C?'NOTICE TO STOWIRLISPirtgi.--;4.1} ieluetinn
will he held tot. officerthatAltiii Allegheny Moun
tain Ilealth Inslitute.litCresand, thA Flynt Monday
of August, a 2 o'clocli._i; T. 13LidIR MOORE,
jy2o:td SeefeLary.
, . . .
i'Le: . :NOTIC.E..BobIis wilt be opened tri . ' receive
.'subseriphons to - the capital stock of-the MO
NONGAHELA , PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY,
lithe S: Charles Hotel, in the eitv of Pittsburg eon the
TIIIRTEENTH DAY - UP AIX:TIM', A,-D., 1059, at 10
o'clock:A:M., or timid day.. - -..-. - .--:: - .IY , ._„
CITY AND COUNTY INSURANCE COMPANY.
NO - -
ncE IS HEREBY . GIVEN THAT,
in pursuance of an net of Asa‘.mhly relating there
to, and the charter of incorporation, approved _April
Oth, IS: - ,9, Books to receive subscriptions to the Capital
Steel: of the City and County Insurance. l't OM pall V of the
eity of Allegheny, will reemon lathe (Alice of PETER
PhTEILSt.IN, Federal streq, Allegeby, on MONDAY, the
11th of.lnly, and to continued until the whole number
of shares are snhseribed, from 0 o'clock, .i. M, to 4
o'clock, I'. Al, each day.. .
.
•
. 1 "llillII King, James L. Gral - mm, ,
Henry Irwin, William B. Pusey, . -
Peter Pctersone John Birmirigharn,
0, G. Craig, Win. P.. Baum, .
James Old,, • . John Iswin,Sen„. ' ,
Janie, GilisiM, - J o hn _t..` unp,att, _
C,Vtlaakr, 'li...take Lettii?.
rianmelOormly, Niehoku,Voeghtly.S.,.n.,
John A. Scott, R. P. M'Dowelli '
John IV. Riddle, David Greig.
Idanmel Lindsay, Jun, J. Ltingnaire, ' •
M. Burelarel, Thomas Farley, .. ....
P.M. Evans, Alex.llilauda,
It. W.Poindexter, Thomas Donnelly,
: Jarava.Park, Jun., Jsailes A. (i Maori,
1). I.vet Shieldm, • • : Orsbnissioe, ra.,
11)11:t.0 •
.._-.. _
TO NEW CASTLE BY CANAL. ' I
Fr AND To arT E LI C VF .R* II 3 .VPp -e i.WW , LI c
forget that the daily.line of nulreLs between New Castle
runt New lingliton still connect with the acerimmodaticti
. train. on the 5:20. P. It, and with the (bO5, , at New
Brig/thin. By going by this route you will save time and.
money, which is a great object Id the present Moe, oe
money is senrec; and the frost has done great .kituage.
je2.5:31n.d . • •
BUGIi M. BOLE,
NE BUILDER AND MACHINIST,
.
GREAT WESTERN PL: INING MILL, cur. ike. '
tars
nut Dipir,ne Way, Pitt,baryh, P a., trill make - to.
Maier, 'and warranted as good as can he made; the
following machinery. vin:—Steam Engines, Turning
Lathes, for wood and iron; Planers for wood and iron;
Drilling Maehines; Hotisenand Tobacco Screws; Patent
right and Model Machines, iu the best manner; Shafting.
Palliest and Hangers. of alt SIZVA and variety; Sc.revra. of
auy diameter and pitch, to fifteen feet in length. Will
also make. and have on hand, Doctor and En.
gine, ' 'and Dealt Pumps for steamboats,' Re. - -Lathe
h;hears. and other Planing done to.Ordor; can plane
inches wide, by 9 feet ii inches long. • •
'All arder, Pr.?inylly Filled and Earrystlo
a—Particular attentionand 'promptitude given to
rejetirs on Printiog Presses and other Machines. ,
•
To Housekeepers.
S .
011ETIIING NinV.—B. T. BABBITT'S
BEST MEDICINAL SALERATUS,
, ~, Is manufactured from 'connuoti salt; and is pre-i, c , .
u , ;pared entirely different from other Srilerattisdu ,
, {.ill thc deleterious matter extruded iri such a I
i manner as to product, Bread, Biscuit,. and alll
._ t
'`
‘l'li.intb , of ratio, without containing a tutrtiele 0f
1 )) '"
isaterat us when the bread oceake is hired ;there)
„lby producing wholesome results ; Every istrt
g; b,
0 tlele •of Salsratos is turned to gas, and passes i l ti
through the bread or bisenit while bakin con
mently nothing remains but common Salt.
Water and Flour. You will readily perceive by
, t ithe hole of this Salaratus that it is entirely iiii-[6 8
U Utfervut from other Saler:du,
I It is parked in one pound papers, each wrap-
Iher branded. "B. T. Babbitt's Best Medlcillidl ~„
~,I ).",islalerutus,” :arm. picture, twisted loaf of bread-{
Brlth a glass otettervescing water on the top—l ~1
~ Wllen you purehaSe one paper you shonl,l predr a
i u .orvt, th e wrapper, and ls, particular to get the I .U.
pest exactly like the first—brand as above.
- I Full directions fur rnakin,lo Bread with thil . .
ISaleratus and Sour Milk or Cream Tartar, will
g Qdlecompaay each package; also, iiirections torr, s;
udnaking lai kinds of Pastry; also, toe maloug l y I.
Soda - Water and Seddlitz Farriers-
AND , ---. i.lNti
. iii4./CF. ICOPt owri so,tp,
. ,
ITITII 7 0 0: B: ,T. BABBITT'S PERE , coscY
ErnATED
POTASH. I
iIV arranted double the strength of ordinary P•it
.: ~ sh: put up in carts-1 Th., 2 Itiii., 3 lbs.. 6fn q ,
~ and r
v 0:1-2, ili, --w ah run directions for making Hard and I )
" II•tott. Snap. Consume:, will find this the cheat,:
tiiiit ret,, , h in marker.
.`m 4 , !lltmufactured and far sale by : -AM'
, ~1 ' Nofi. r, anil 7il Wa l,l ll ' inet i ,. A n ß iYi ll .ti l . '. l".. . 1 , ii
i . ltiir"tiltidior , and Nn. 29 Delia t... P.mt:itt. I 0
-
PIANOS! PIANOS!!
1.3- " P" -2(*ice,
Arrival of Pianos.
T 1 fE SU BSC VIBEIt lIAS J UST .R} -
1 coked from Um manufactory or
A frerti supply of their
UN RI VALLED., PLANOS.
l'he inatrument, bare all been aeleelr,l per zonally by
Arc d the Factory,
i;,nn ,:t4 Con
ESPECIALLY FOR THIS MARKET.
Th,so.in wqnt or pianos are invited to call and esem
ins this ix*, 'which eQuipriz:,, ell the various
miuinFxcuin•d by CLickering & Sous, from the pliiinei4
to the moat elabor.dely carved eases, and at prices to
E!IIK IIII!MIEI
pnrelirL.em
WeAll, INSTRUMENTS WARRANTEI).-lAt
NEW STOCK OF ITIEILODEN
OS.
.
T UST RECEIVED -L--A SPLENDII)
•
ti lot of MELODEONS. from tho ,
factory of MASON 11:351LIN, Rosier],
including:ill the styles made I.y this fain.."'
Tlit.,e 4pprOVt'd
IT Ito gr: , :tte , st musicians in Pio co,:ntry—an Pr. Lowell
Mason, Geo. F. Root, W. 13. Bradbuty. and others—con- .
;toque ntly they can he relied on as beingfirst &en imreu
szta..s. They aro noted for the follow lug
1. Their pore and 11111FiCal quality of tone.
2. Their great power of tone.
3. Their perfect equality of tone.
4. Their prompt and easy touch.
5. Their beautiful style of finish.
n. Their iinrabllity.
•
7. 'rtaciroliolipness of price.
For side only by JOHN N. MELLOR,
Nu. Sl Wood stre et. '
Descriptive circulars mailed to any addresS: Pn3/13
A HOMESTEAD FOR $lOO.
*L3O,
lIOiIII3TEAD9 FOR $l,OOO AND OVER,
RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER.
41,.1
to k Tenn unlinlo,l
ANEW TOWN CALLED RAITAIAN
iockc, hag re-vntly been hod out in Cults -Kier
eounty, in the midst of the tiOLis
(ASlA,surroundol riluiss and Mu - yoCoue.tutni; and
Farms nail ToWli Lots in internals; tliVi,lenS or Nilerd.a,
can sow be feel bir :%I.1;11:1.1SO.N(3," simply to lind . CE
scrii.i'maNt in desirable region. sl,ri4, , :itio worth of
Lanl is to be divided nmougst purchasers, or iliVnt
a, an inducement M ovum on an make improvetnents,
and the land is of the most improvablequardies. Idany
have itlready settled, and scores of others are comiug.
(loop lone ea I.vrio, in tracts of any siva to suit purcha
sers, can also be had at from ten to twenty dollarsper
mire, payable In easy quarter yearly . instalments. Zie-
Tio:tieithf.ititics ir;!‘in nil raso Fr sieve.
AGENTS ARE 1V ANTE;)
Everywhere to sell these toads. Liberal inducements
will tie given. For particulars address
GALLAGHER; CRAIG & CO„
STEAM AND. GAS PIPE FITTERS,
PLUMBERS and FINISHERS of all Linds of brws
°Mee and Wareroom, No. 121 Wood st:,
the Doors from Fifth. • •
Foundry, N 0.152 First st.,flve Door,. below
Monongahela House.
The w en„Lnown practical skill and .experience in the
Na sione branches of BCasa Casting, Stearn and this Pipe
Fitting, of the senior tuembors of the firth, (who will
Live their peroonnt attention to all work entreated to
them,) should entitle us to a share of public patronage.
•
• All Orders Promptly Filled.
jyittf •
N i na STOVE WORKS.
ALEXANDER BRADLEY,
• , .uotrucrysta. AND or.liire pi mar velum or
Cooking, Parlor & Heating St*es,
PLAIN AND FANCY CRATE FRONTS, C.
PATENT GAS - BURNING AN I I SMOKE CONSUMING
Office anti Side. 9 Rooms,
xfAly2p No. 4 Wood Street. Pillsburgh, I.
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Q„ tJ N DR' ES.— . 2sti MisielA prime Oatis 140
A.). barrels Vinegar, (pure oiler) Single! anti Medium
:Writpping Paper; 6 sacks Dry Apples, received and for
sale by JAMES A. FETZER,
..
• 2.! corner Market and First siseetn:
jO2l- O AP.-1W boxes Buii 8o
itto t Vbj , saVy
- • -
CIIICKEBING Sr. SON,S,
JOHN H. BIELI,OII,
St WOOD STREET
A HOMESTEAD FOR $lO.
SITUITED ON AND XF-Alt
!=I
Fredericksburg, In Virginia
E. BAUDER, Land Afieitt,
- • Port Royal, \
NEW FIRM.
BRASS FOUNDERS,
DEALERS IN GAS FIXTURES, SC
Sole Proprietor of the Celebrateil
COOK STOVES.
_ e-~:~
.A ~
DIME
3nsuramcg.
NORTHERN
ASSURANCE COMPANY
NO. 1,310011 GATE ST3LEET, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED - IN 1836
CAPITAL .$0,1205,M00 00
PAID UP CAPITAL AND SURPLUS . 2,104,111 02
ANNUAL ItSVENTfi.
933,734 12
ending d‘uwary
THIS COINIPINY INSUEE
-I- Loss or by Fire. cry de zcriptcc:
of i l r“pert y. 7/,
ill barrel 11r,11 the ehrtraetcr of the owner .::
net:al.:lt, and the merit , of tic
hreles prnarptly ioljtm.e.fand p.da without reference
to l'i.udon. prel idt'd in Pkil o
. ,
RE17.11TN,,, IN PITT:TCP , ;II ,
-11" Cully 171 17%,,thlyeat
Jelin Fb..y 4 A ce., 173 Weed •dreett•
Brown liitl4,ltriel,.. 11 , 3 Liberty -,;t reel
O. (reg. , 7 TeCe..9 , ,,t Weed .-street;
•
- M'Elroy Went -treats
Iwlnes 11'CAndlrel Wmel sttrueL;
Nitniel: -A. Co. 113 Witter .item:
Fah-11,4 , 1.-k .I'. Ye.. Firm end- IVIV.II St'
WnNlWell S r : Co. ri3Onli :{l . ld . Weed
Atwell. Lee s. Ce.,, ti Wood Airiest;
•
't • , thirettfield St Co., Vottrth and 141nrIt et streets
Mean , & Co., Wood :Ili d Walur .
• REIETIENcr. , Of IMILUTLIWIL
_George IL Stuart. E'l.; in It:llo,7s.treet;
Merst,,. Myers: (tlattl,orn lc Co., 'lt,: Maiket , treet;
. _ - _‘Vrtt. Srliee 44 4 Poiltrl Front street;
Fr, , nt and New Htreet. , ;
_,E•natth, I%llli:tin , Er Co.. (13 Afar Ittt street;
Jarnes . Grallant & Co., 20 and''-". Letitia street
Jo.•-eph President litin
James Dunlap, Prestelvt Union ,Bank;
lion W. A. Port,, late Jktdp. ,, ,Z. , tlpt , Me Court.
J .131.E.S W.AR norr,- A tr,went.
.11, pnr ru 0ffi,....1 0 3 Wood street.
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO
'OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE--No. 37 Fifth St reef, Rauh Block.
INSM ALL lES AGAINST A KINDS OP
FIIIF; ANII MARINE I.
R-MAG .ZONES. iii; JOHN L. McCORD. Vica
President: D. NI. 1.3001:, Capt. WILLIAM
DEAN, 41. , rieral Agent.
,701,-. C. it. fßikh.
Curt. It. C. Gray, John A. Wi Fatlinestock., John
D. NMA.r.I. M Pt-nneelt. IL P. sterling, Capt. Wm.
Dr:kn, Mon. M. flow:, .myM
D EtAla A
S I , ET 1.7
INSURANCE COMPANY
PoyAT El) Its' THE L,EGISJ.,A
-a- p11:12; OF PVINNSLVA N
E. CC,LNE/: 771.11:1)AND WALNUT S TS
11111..11 , EL1'11 I A.
45 aline , Itsasaaraxace.
L To nn ut
(1 , .
:12
t FP. If
tin J.liv and. Lan.learrl,:gc-3
tJ. r ..,! Blinn..
F V,
tit
.ASSETS OF TILE Y,
Bonan, Morton : 4ft.. and 14. 4 4,11.4 t te.
Cny G tr,.nt.
.. .....
Unnotl State:+ Tren..nry
IrOtn.l GT(
Stocks in IL.W.r. :Lod Cos-.
.. : . ....,.-,. ..... .... ..
C.sh on IroG.l .......... ..... .....................
P.11.1:1,1E:t•In •::_,
.15Lutmo • • :61,!::ES 14
• debtsdlle Li., I ...... ....... ... .. )
li rt 1 E. Sletteta
Ednitnel A. tada I, r, .1. F. Peaisten,
Thermbiles Piiimtiet-, it.+nry Stone,
Jahn B. p, E.jAvard. Darlington
John C. Dave, It. Jones .13iMoVe,
James a - mem:Ayr, sr l peneer 11PlIvaine
Wm. Eyre. Jr., Thong, C. Hand,
James C. Hand, Hobert. Burton,
Win. C. Liellt is, Jacob P. Pmes,
Jcaeph H, Beal. lame= B. llPFarland -
Dr. R. M. 11tg ton, Jrislica B. Eyre,
(:co. C. Lief.cr, .10,n 13. Semple. Pitt
Hugh (rail', 11.. 'V. Morgan, "
Charteq F.e..lcr. .1. T: Loean.
WILLIAM :11APTI. 1, President.
TINS C. 1.1._3ND. Vie" Proaident.
HENRI ..I.natat.a, Seen:tar:,
RIESSII
PHILADELPItIA FIRE AND
LIFE INSURANCE , -00111FANT;"
N 0.149 CHESNUT STREE. - -; - ::'
oppo.cite the Custorri ,, -.
-ixT-ILL MAKE A KINDS OF INSET
y y Pith< r F r , 42111t1 rrr TArnited, on every
ctil-unptlon of Pri.p.rrty
ratty pren - imul.
14.0PF:P.T •
H. \V- TIALP \ FIN. Vt:e Prel.kfc.nt,
I)IP.ECT‘IIiIi: • •
13,1Te.:3,
E. a En , liQh,
P. a S.W.-I'y.
C. Shrrman,
5..1. Itl.ngagee,
.1. G. COFFIN, Agent,
Corner Third mid IPur.d rdreets
NNSYLVAITIA IN SUP A NCE CO
Of Pittsburgh..
. .
Bra. 63 Votarth Strtef.
ducal, j inttr, Rody Patterson. - 3. tk-tur Sproul,
C. A. Cotton, Jams A.. 1. Cdrrter.
Henry Sproul, Voughzly, (:cargo 14. S pith.
A. J. Vatic Hunt , Rolxat Palrick,
Clnartereil $300.000
FIRE AND MARINE RISIIs of'all de.
scriptiontt. _
ornets. 4 :
A. 'A. CART:MiI.
1. (/1111 7
.11 8PP.01 1 4. Sevretftry. [jai:ly
Merchants' Insurance Company ;
. OF PHILADELPHIA..
M. V. Pl'lrrlT. .1.- ,:rilANZ.T,N,cretary
Anlottat Caira.,l:3too!: paid if1an,1inv...:U:1:".203,000 00
SurplilP ' 65,123 Ztb'
futures Cart:o 111 , .shi; on fi. (.thio and I.,fi+ iesi Bpi Riper:
Ltinres a,ullut 10-.; • ulazrutge by
Fire. dLo, ngnin,t the Perils of the> and
'Navigation. tau I 'ilranshortahuu. • -
Wit, V. Pettit, ' T. C. 14 ont eon fiery, .1, Om m. Pumr 9 y, -:
P. J. 111'Clinn, .E. F. WitilliT. Item Guidon,
It. L. NAt,::1,h...11, Jollit A. nir,hJll, CI a,. E. Wright,
John J. Patterson. Elwoita T. Pr.,,ty.
1 )1 0 FICERS : • °
WI LI.LIAI. V. l'1•XITI'. Prr,itl,nt.
I. F. W ITAIED. Alt. thetsider.l,
D. .1. 1\ I:CA Nilti. :2-,,,:rdary. ,
iLEITALENCE;;;
f“ Ph :T11.?-7,,,Ida :
i
St , :in Ina -, .In,tien R CA),
-:line,:, Morgan ..k :3 thi fol e, -
Phi.',4o.iplia
Fri r. Lamb .(7 Coy
Int mt.. Jiro. & C 0..;
A. T. Ime .tl.`ranrov.eakim...ll Cu.
s'll1.711(111 . OFFICE-. NO. WATER zATREET.
jar, H. I .V. IN - DEXTER. Agent.
Insurthice Company,
• NO..r"S : WATER 'STREET PITTSBURGH.
:•• ‘fiEl': 1:11.WA1, PrO4lgili4
ALEX llItA MEV, Vic," Prgi.lont,
it 'l. RINEHART, Serrorary. -
n•folniit HUM. AID on
gp.l anti -
NHS generally.
1,,v ri7o, and r 17,17, Lt
rt`rti • t i Transpa;
tatlon. •. ' , _
MIMEO
}Zeta,{nay.
Joe,ph P. Ria:sron, 11. 1.
&mina Diarsladl,
James W. liailtron,
Alexander Bradley,
.liilinllerten,
Robinson,
Wianon l'arr.
Western Insurance Company ,
. . _
PITTSBURG4.
GEORGE ikAR - 31E.1, , ,; , 1 ,
N.. 92.
IfpStair.N.) Pitt it.tirtrii.
_• Wily. insure. uz;:01i..4. Flltf. and MARINE
A Home Imdlintem nv,r,..i:c.l by Director., who am well known in the ow:annuity, , and who rue determined,
by FcinpineSf , and liberality, to maintain the character
lytncll they have assumed. 00 ottering the best prefer- ,
lion to filo-0 who desire to be lusure'd.
ASSET... APRIL 00t11,1E , ,19.
Stock Account , S 90,000 00
Mortgage '
Otlicc4 furniture— ......
Open Account,, ete
fwh
Premlum N.M3
Notes and irilla discounted
Ge.orge Dar - la,
J. W. Butler.
James M'Anley,
Andrew Ackley,
Nathaniel Bonne.,
D. M. Long,
C. W. Ricketeon.
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST
Lithographic Establishment in the fitv.
SCIIITEDIEAN,
PRACTICAL 11TH 0 G HAPH E R
CORNER THIRD AND MARKET STREETS,
DITFF'S IIITILMS(;S,
LINEN AN I)
COATS AND DUSTERS
In endless variety, at
POPULAR rit Tuns
Nur.. - ..710111 1, 1838. '
$ 71..V.C.3 35
105.1.1.4 00
......401.425 00
:;0112 60
.7500
25;42 I'6
Ibiis,sa4 -
- - t rent, Prttut,urgii
F. s. Cape.,
UPoree W.Brown,
.To, , ,epi, .9. Pant,
Rani Clayton,.
;~;;,,}~& 05
rlauluel
Seoth
Ratitl
Charles Arbuthnot,
.1. L. LeEulh,
N. F. Bart.
Robert 11. II:elev.
Tes
:r. f'.7 "ON, Scerotzry
'l.l..q.,..t: Co.'s SVarehouse
'2,160 00
:5000
17,556 29
..... z 0,070 12
V50 ) 4 40 05
DEEINIII
Jr,
. - .orp,-! W. Jackson,
31.,•linfrtht,
le-sander : , innick,
Wm. 11. Smith,
SE URCiI7, ra
I) T - 1.: K
L. 1111: ,2 7F.F.L1i a. :::,;. , . N.
4° . . 5.3 Wood scree s,
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