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'''..!. .li' lrt `c : „ ; ; ..f *ff " 4 7' 4. " f theywant the captain." said he, "let ::?-4•4l4lLL.C.:;''''''''''''l't!'";::---'`'''''''-''''''''"'',-614.4'?"-:.,a1-rr.• t i them l send forlllm. I'll sec if the mate won't . 1 - ' ' "1 - 1 11 : "I'', . -1:-- - F : : : ‘-- ,„-; 17 :,. '-::1" : 1 ,,.. : ,, , ,,,`".. :" ... 1. :1 - _ 7 ` . .; . I.,, t Lii - '4.- :! * ..:: ; ....', :7 " ;, ,, f ‘ l• f rt ;: - 4 7 : " .. , .:' , l 1 e the n L" w p e e i as r h r a a tde pirate, e well. scarcely when he eget!, appe a red on the rail ; ~..1,,•; , :,..' ‘ . .. :•; , .74"; ~, i ..' , , t •,•.,.' 47 :.: - ••_ ' : •i,' . s - ; e , - "-.. ' :--;;,..` and descended to the boat, which began to P° !..%"'' ' ' -1. " -: - c'' 4. ' 'I L ' li:'-'cl , t. - •:_....,•- ." - I back. Almo,t, the same instant a launch was ~,) , ,t ~-,- ~ ,,Z,„,' ',.-, ~ E .e-, e , e-e -, th e rail,into v hich twenty savag° :..z. , ...,.....(41,.- ~ .,..,.....„•,..), a , .4 .., ... •. 4 te'Y'.. --;',., ,-;-,:,' r: w sing over =';'• t 4 .--- <-=.4%4.1. 7. '-:',.C. ..E.-t" t et.,l44,ees,..n.. ki ef r .r. "' e . •1, -I 1, looking rascal ;, armed to the teeth, sp g ' 4 ": ' -5 ,-V4l_ A'''" f - 4 ' e,. '' ! , -- k ' r '.. ". 4 Lf l / 4 C i - ,.:„,...t:,t7ej. t „, t 'q' - ' , I ,;:T.:•j•• p j ulledtowards us, Ten minutes afterwards ~,, , t5,,,%it....- -). e=t- 4. .- . ,..:-:.4 = -;;i " ,•r,.: i•"" . „_ , 4-'l-.‘ - -I'':-="..s they were on board my vessel, and began clear ' -'=" - • ‘c" ine. away the main hatch. :`4.4.. i e v ..' ''' 4. - : „. .I,..r‘e,t`..:f,i,_ „l. -pte' E '„ :ee.+ s e ''''''''''' - ' . 6 ''' ' ' ' '' -';::A.' C:3l 4'- 1-4 ''; ' -.-..1 The leader, a swarthy fellow, 'whose square, ''''' . 1 ' ' .''''''.. '''''''' ' L ' -';'--- - - ''"' '''' .- . 71 • act frame indicated strength, and whose .: ' '....."- - r s':si t i" s ,7 - 1 1: , , ,, r: '' ' ;‘ 7, :• ' ,.. -v ",,,' 7 ,,,,"‘ . '" '' ,..,, Ft.' " ";> '• ' fi.?Z' `'• e c y o es7black and hazy, and half concealed by the 1 h. - % : ` ; ' , 0 " ••,".„,..k r ;- 1 , * ' . .. 4, t 11. : .1 ,--;_ 1 / 4 •.--•) lids, cabin cr h uelti• and i c a u td n od ning al a d p a p d r d ose rma_ .1-n, - -` ii.„--.. •-..'"' ... i... 4 ,. - .,,,,...**„ . 4., - , ~-•--""'" l ed the cabin bate , w tere , "tl ' '') , .';'''''''' o ".;." ' -t'-4' '' ''''...",.' i ame in tolerable good English , -s, te..4. , ....., t.. 5- '..•‘,_'..,-,. r , -,7 ri„,,-. 4 t..,... r‘ ~.- , e s '' , ' 7 = - "Z7`' .. "=' , ; . :'-- .?":•it." .=-. 1 " - - ,- "t".44'..,' " Are you the captain of this vessel -, e-„,..,.,•it .4„9',,,•,,,....1--i-zw••, =♦• - - Ye I replied. 4„.11,k,:...7.4 1...2nZ)...44.,',,.: ' 4 . 0 ',... ,16 , 1 ... ~,- a r t *-* , ' •'. S I ~, le , i""• 2', , '", 4.; - '.. r , "'. ''' '..,- " What's our cargo "' ..I'''l`,,,,oi-4 '1 11 t..1...,'"gP.1.5'.:=' 1 ",.." is= -, . ' ....7 " Flonr." ~tj- ,‘ „ , h ,..e., „,„ ,-„, ,- . : ...,..- t s • ,- ..• •7. ~ 10 I, t ..... 1 , ;( .. 4 4 4..1 1 , 1 .' 4'7 '... ' r - -i l ls,- In' t! ~ -4 .....:'• i•- • . ~, .- 4 • 4 }) here from •„ -*,J , -1. . i ) , t-_ , „.., 1 . - :,?.,, ,, -`;.fit-,.„.. , p. ~,' ilz-t-...,...+11".":-.1..-...,:l f , Boston." t••;• - •,:_ , ' %., - 7. = r" : - .1 - 4 _ 1 ,4 .. •..-- ..1-5 , 1,--„,-c'r..eS..' i " Where to ?" ~`1., , ,..:.,, ,11 -... - t. -..., , .. -. T. 4 . -4,...... . ,. •„:1, '1F47 ,i; :i . 1 1:"1 : - :i : 7: 4 - I,T-7: --;' ---. ' :.;"-....,' -_,.:-: .I'-- . .;:.,.. -- .., , .. ! ,' I :: c - w ar,,, d t % Verdi- y' re t; hre" he said, .11 starving t e , ~r r ";;;; ? 4•irt,t.' ''.l 9 , .‘ - jt- 1 ."',..":,..,- , ,..., - ,...,., - ",, 7 1-4 ' .t.: , :: . :25e v .. ''..l opening his eyes and looking full at me y4. ~,,,,..,E,,,=t•: - - •-•=4. ' ,==l-'=• - -4,,=• .t ~ 4.* ; • , ,,,1 , • ~. , "Tes ; and the - flour in my vessel was ,. freely --r-'l4- '' ' ''''''' ' ": l '' ''•..c-. .-t '. ''t • '-1 bygood Christians to feed those starving ' . ..? . ,45t0.. 6 ,:t e, ,, ..1,...t,-- , ,,-: - K . ,_, , ,,, ♦.,--, .U 4 ‘' g iven '''"i'''''l''':'t -e 'l'r:r'z: «n '9.-2''e:--'‘' ' '-'4' 'll -' ' ' „:: t'' ' 4t::' ..t : t ' r . .;: . ':; : ' .:- '"' ', i' ' ii l'e T °P h l e e. rascal continued his deliberate gaze a r''-'4''ri't.:' ' * ''''' '4 ; ''''' -1 :. -4: - ; ;;,7..i -4-7 ,- ;:,.. .., J moment, then turned towards his men, who by F.,.`"gl § - :;:i . ',', 7. 11'7-s. i !;"% e Z ."' ' ';....,,.; 4 -, -,:,,, .."7•';„ - 1 this time had broken into the main hatch, and d 4 -;" - : .. 1fr -. '-:: --- - - - . 1-::S---' , :i.t,: 7: - .-:' . ; . 1 -, ' - :.-.: ...:',' ill rouh commanding tone, spokes few wor s "7; '''''''.4.'4t; -fit ''''... ...' ' ''' -4--- ''' ' '''' '''' t . '- ' t n Spanish , which I could not make out. Thu cli f .h - ', --' , L ';- ' 1t4 "• 1:!4ki t c, ....' . .".. 4.; !." :7: - .4. .. ,- .: ' ` i-:-. "' ^ - ,.." :..':: . ~ ",4,1 in nien looked up in astonishment, and then with 4-:`-•"'''s',.fi',..."' -4.,y«..c,. ; ,:,--4? .. .1":„... „ ' .... - -..?„,,', - - 1 ; - , ,i1,,„•- 4 ,..1,,,.. ,1_:•_.,,.,. , _ . ,, drew i to ta t w he a : da ide il l e v i h r e ca re p t ta he i y a- stood fer s g uc aZ h i w ng as ea m n; . -. .'4.' .6 , - e1t,„,...,F•-_,fe .. 7 , , ::' , ,‘.•''•.: ..,-_. T r t. ~ tious y 7 t - I , •+. -43#- - •*,-.-.. 4, ....`', 1,.: - .2 - ....""a .-. 4 ,-f.,'; interrogator. He thrust his hand_behird aa him,. I ''lt t„.. - '• C .,--.:. 'r' -,;," '7 .-.;,1",r,, ,.. ,:d.. -- :: ' ,4:-... , „ ~,, 1 y. ,- .7.- ,b,:•. - ,r,.. - ;:-7.., ~,.: and walked quietly to te an f d e ff for yvo tto tes , •t-41 ''''-'''''' ‘ ' 'r '''''''-- '' ';' 47 ;her' he said Sharply P all heretics-why .7. ,,,,,, ..:e.....• - •,z---, , - - ~- , ...,..,-...... 1., ,4„„. 4' „. 5c , .....0.r0. t .„7 -..., ..,- ....,',..--,`,., .....,i; "You Americans are ctli. ......, ~L ,,rt , „, ,. . z.- <..,- . • ",., . .., , r... ,, s hould y ;NI , 3 4 ;,} j':' : 4 :• , 5 4 0 . :,3 .- ,,: ,, ,, , .:,::: e ' t ,.,7 4 . : -. ...:: -on send flour to feed starving Catho- i r'tta.44,4ZW. ,;• ' : - ;•;...:•:; - , ' : , .1`,:.,l z -.. 1 ; ~.. _,, Because they fellowmen, arid their 444,1. 4 4 , -et,„- • - , -Ti. i . ,-,,, ' ...- - c, ..; '. -,.' saviour is ourav a io re ur o , 7 l rumored, astonished .4. ,,,,.:",, , E2fic ~ n -k . -o•• ci.''F74, %,:'-`-- '''' , ; ' , '!• -"-4--?-.l ' ---' "' "it '" #- '''' ' ... ..r.;- , t• *I . : , '-„', ''• ,' at the conduct of the , man. t sig -- -...i . ',..."-,1 7.75 '''.. -- -7 '.'",2 , ,.' .i..,.z. - ~ ,' ••, . - -; ;',..4 - _,-- N -3 ~ If you lieto me,' he cried with a fierceness rves,k - •; - 'i - z4t:t.s. - ,:=;. - ,5; ,::-:::!-...,-.', .. , •7,...4..t_.t. which startled me-"If you lie i: ri 7-1-Ts'4..we. ':' .f.l - 4 4-4- ., , ,- '.. : Aq !,' . e t n ail you down to your own deck. IsWthmiseCairgiol -,--,,,t ...v.A._.`" '' - e. -- It' - ' :'' ,L. A - 4' ' , . ':'t: :- - ' :P .;'- ,49 ' , ': '- '-j,.' ' - ...„: - . 0 „ % ,y ' ",,,..'t the free gift of your countrymen to the star% st,. o er , 4• . !..„,, /P.,1 ,- -" , ,t.-- -4- :=-... z.2 :;: ,- '7. 4 - - -, •-•,` -°-••••. i -•-•-• -.‘; ing 7" , 17..„,. , ,..,1%. ,.. :7,c,,r vivo .4 . Vt ,. ;,..,.:4......P--;;,'T... 2„` •- - r .i• -.....- .arf, , " 1"•77 . 7 .- -„,. = .4....":.,14", - 77-'“,.'" 74. '''.. -- .4" 1 4,. ,, . 1.G.',,,f • veered. 14t; ,- ~,., ;•.L l 4l-4 ••„,,,,... ,-, ••., ~.-• :: / r ., ,,,'„,- •' I don't want to see your papers," he return ...llz.j.kl'.`- % *l- .‘,16 ' '' '! ; .. ..,1,,r-..., 1- ..1, , ,' ~7 4 . ed "swear it As he spoke, he crossed himself .4-, ,•'...,„, .......• -: .• 4. t '-----., o• ,d r;..;Gr-r 4- 0, -T,, , ,, , -, c4 ....,,,,... ~, -!4- , ,.. devotedly. ~ ....,,a.., ,, , 7. 1 / 4Ais . ~E.....„-,,, , .:-.-,,,,..., ,•,----.,,—.- .. I ~,,e.,,,,, I replied solemly. 1 -47- ' ll6--.11 4; trt.l ' 4 '' . 7 ''' ' . 0" . ,; - ' ~ The nirate lifted his cap, and bent his he!" . ‘l.L.•,3,A,'''.%"..'tt` ..t' . .r,'•.r" -. P7' . ',.',:; 1 :, , " - 't -'' € -4-.,-.,-'3LC te di when / mentne4 the r I P I IT . " -' - ."-.' ''' ' -7 t'''' ..*' '''. '''''. '' aeg ° •T ' • hishead bent over while one ''' 1 4 , 11:411.17 4 4. '' ' "C"'''‘.•,,, "="';'"' 4. ---,- 1ii ..* :. ,..- t , •-•, -4 4 ,- .. t ., stood sti 1, with, --'. l k -: .'"1.5 ' ' '' 4,4 " 7-I • 9 • l ' ; ''..' - '"- ' might moderately have counted fifty. When D. t ,. ,, r: , i- -- '. • ed himself up, it seemed to me there was ~,,,,,. 1e ?t0 i,. 4 4,1 1-, k , .;4f.' , ......ZiCti,. 1 7 - 1 i.7 - ,.t Ty l! - / -74- '' . ... , '5,..': he rats ferocity in his countenance. His eyes .t l-5.&17.4V4. ' '....-4.' " P ' "...4re; -:' -41 " . :' 1 *''''''''''''''"" ... less no longer half closed, but open and -7 0 -4 '..„,„ , .,„_-ti47 , o' A. , ..' - ',..,°4, - . e . •.- ~ . ...!-.3" " ',..'-:"' were • depths.l looked steadily at ~...,,,,- .4. , -,-- , ,-;.-z - -e -I . f .-'-e t - 4 -- I clear in their t - ,••,„ tarrro+f•-:, 5- ,,, x , ,,,,..4=4 , - , . • ; ..,". - ~.: • t. , .._ , e. ,,, "' . ''A. s4 4k±;l- - " 1 " , -,i s '; ' %*- ' ; ` . ..= -.... '%!" .. 41 ulm „ . c a - " said he courteously, "can you q..i.",,"..", D 1 ji ,:%.,:r.,,,- :,.- ~• ~, 4. :•,,... ~.:. , to ptain, % • - il'''':_, • 4 r: l, C.-.; i 7 4 4 Vr: :...: ° . a 'l ...' ' ..."'•e - ' , 7” Supply me with two or three casks of water' ed '.:r.:l. Et -1: " ':t 4'.l ` - 't s ' i :\-..;:".; - . ' v ,7 ''..----, I gave the order, and the water was lower ""'..2 i'l"--""' -15".:1. 3t': :*- -i ''-:.,..:.'":.--- ''. 7 ''' into tho boat. A word from him sent his cut 74'1' 4:: tec-x " 1 41 : 14-.c. ......., :...' „,;-:';", ~- ~ „f- v . throats oyer the side, but he lingered behind, :t.. i r Zh-:E...4- 2 ., , ,,„5-,...,,t - rr-,',..-„,.,,, , '," ‘.`*--,••',...,... ;.4 `3 . ." ',:e arid, after a moment's hesitation, as though he _, 1 .4' "'''' -.. ''.. ' r '''''''' : '' t ''''‘ • 4 ..:" had . half-repented of his resolution, and was ,:` , 5:;.. -, t4C.;l+P„f 'i1'',:W•1.•, ,, ,i . ..4' ', jr , . i t t, ' - , e a of what he was doing, he approached , A 5 •4 7 -+IX-•':.;;. •'-' l- ,-o, N'' ' - '''•'' - - 4 ''' .. ;•: , \% 1 " " all ihish d extended. ,- ‘S.„.. v -4,..„...4.- - „ , ,,.... , i, ~1, . .7 -, 'l, 4 _,K r .-;„,.% , _ll lite w 11.3 an „ , • , : :: : 41 ,. .,.4 . .. t - 1 ,;( , , ,, , ,..,a`1 2 *" , /-z e "7 4 , - ~,,..—„„:". ~,;:, .„ . ..1. 7 ...1, 1,4 ; ..... 4, ,,,,..: 1 ,, GO d , , b a l n ey y ee o u u t l y h o e u elc h l e a r i e rn t e h t as eta h r e vi fe u l g t my e •' ' ' ...tk;.,e.- ‘ - ' 57- : -I '''''‘''''.."•4 o t ' ' .. .,.,e - . -, 41 grasp , for bread." '• 7 , ----: - Ji.:T7'; 1 ,i praying 1 - 1,7„•-7 .., - - t -4, , ,,L.,..., ,, ~ '..,".'", 0.. - ;7: 4 ,i , ' to s ,V.C4 , , The nest momen he was go_ne. It is very 1 1 :: :;- ' lt :* t CHi " ' -', ~ t 7. 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': ~_ `_ ~ , ', --- ' ,'.- r - , ',:.: - ..: , r,z..,:.- ,, *_--.7 , ..:- . 7. , _ ...- t -,, -z, ' .... ::, - 7 s'' -,. 1 ~ - : -,•.,- - - ,' - . , L --,.- : ~',.-..' ....' :, ' ~, ~ ;: 5 :'l - 4 - : , . ::•, . , ,--•:';'::::,-`,..:,:: t.,7 s ' .. .4:"..:-*r ' ''.:,' , q f.-:-' = '-. .:' -) -, - '::',: . z ....7-,,-.::'.54,',,.:,-,f,.-4,-:4. i„ t. c tZ . t. , -; , ; 4- --..- '. 4 . ~ , ,l' '- , ~, t , -- ..- ttzuz .a.t:',:, 1 ,., • , ~~* Y :';;~.: ' , 7 ~•-, .; ... PITTSBURGH POST. THE PIRATE. Eighteen years ago, the ship I commanded was dancing over the waves, on a: luTssion of mercy, Laden by generous contributiffne.er New England city, she was bound to the Cape de Verde with bread for the famine Sitickeu and dying. Brighter skies never gladdened the sailor's heart than those which-hentsbirer usi. pleasanter gales never .filled; the sails , o f the . sea journeyer than those -which ? speed us to haven where we should .14;'fand ,now may, God have theship in BisholY:kee . Ping,". the prayer which concluded the Old English , bill of lading, was heard and graatid, W*l l fat' as we trod on the deck of the stout CrUft, whose errand was to succour the destitute, We - were all in high spirits, forWarditi"the forecastle and aft in the cabin. Sailors who are often so hungry, liable at any moment to be put on short allowance, and compelled 'at times to fast entirely, knows better thin the landsmen how to pity those whom famine, threatens. Jack has ready sympathy for the man who has no biscuit in his locker. It was now the fourteenth day out—just in the first grey of the morning, that the mate aroused me with startling intelligence that a suspicious vessel was in sight. With the first ray of light the vigilant officer had descried her, and she was so near as to be made out with a glass. I was on deck in an instant. The first glance at the strange ship almost dispelled the fear that the mate's alarm had occasioned. - - • "Why, Mr. Larkin," I said, laughing as I spoke, "there's nothing suspicious looking about that lubberly-looking craft. She is a Portuguese brigatine—she can't sail." "She looks like the build," said the mate, " but she is built for sailing and she'll spread canvas, in a wind like this, that'll send her skimming like a gull over the sea. And look now at the men on-her deck:" - One glance through the telescope was enough to'satisfyrne that he was right.' The , The vessel was sharp built, of light draught, and rigged like a brigatine. Her masts raked very slightly besides the canvas usual to such a rig, she was fitted to carry a lugger sail, which, when spread before the wind,would add to her speed. In addition, she was pierced for twenty-two sweeps. Her decks wore crowd ed with men. "It's no honest craft, Mr. Larkin," I said ; " but she may not be a pirate for all that. One need not be surprised to fall in with a slaver hereabouts." " She's no slaver, Captain." " Why do you think so"" " Because there are guns on deck instead o water casks." " I did not say she had a cargo of slaves in," I replied. •' Then why does she carry so many guns on deck" If without a cargo her guns should be below • if with one, there should be more guns on deck. If that ain't a pirate, never believe me again." As if to put an end to our speculations and clear up the mystery, the suspicious craft began to spread more canvas, and as she gathered away with the freshening breeze, than ran up to her foremast a flag, which, when it- reached the truck, unshook its folds in the wind. On a white ~r ound we saw the terrible insignia of tho freebooter, the death's bead and cross bones psinted in diabolical black. " I thought so," said Mr. Larkin, quietly—"and the ship has no guns." • What arms have you, Mr. Larkin!" I asked. An old horse pistol, and the lock is out of or der." _ "And I hare only an old fowling-piece and a pair of pistols. I tear these felloa s will make their own terms with us." " Yes ; cut our throats and administer to our effects afterwards," replied the mate walking forwards. . _ We made all the sail we could, but fifteen minutes satisfied me that escepe was impossi ble. The report of a gun from the pirate, and a shot whistluing over us, speedily brought us to. The pirate came quietly along like a pan ther which, sure of its prey, was in no great hurry to seize it. The moment he came with in speaking distance, ho hailed, and ordered me to lunch a bout and come on board, We got out the quarter-boat, and I was about to jump into her, to pay my revects in person to the villians, when Mr. Larkin asked leave t go A. litebees Piano and Furnftnre Polish. VOR RENOVATING VARNHISED. u - FURNTIURE.—This is an admirable Article torte, .coring the *Sall on all kinds of Furnitthe whigi This become soiled or dimmed by use. Pianos, IdabOattily. Doors, Sideboards, Chairs, Sofas, ite., Can be lanaltarirdely. restored by a single application of the Mixture, 'an, will - retain the gloss to though newly . varnishefd.:. It is( preferable to varnish, and it becomes anmedltnnlY:dr3' and effectually removes all spots from the Farnham. Sold by - B. KLEBER it BRO. • jr22.. JOHN IV. 4CRAWIPOJW; Attorney & Commlelksr at LaW, AND NoTARY:iiIJBLI DAVENE9ItT, lOWA. El,pecial _attention given to collecting-and scoring claims o Bina te--b ud. h Dardevy, Sr; Cant: R. J. me, ' - g,oberta biel44l; dilerneys. I , -• F , 1 .1 ,- i Nand _ _~~,: • A A •- ' " - \ •'.:'• • ..74*".%1. ERNS 40Mitivild!!1. Jot - 11v *. metc.itt - suff, P.O T E Wfll attend to the Distrihuting sad Posting of BILLS, CIRCELiIIkiCIILDS..B;:.PRAURAMME B FOR 4sausennessts, BaUrooits, Steamboats, Ships, Hotels, Sales, PITISBURGH, PA. iZrders sent to the ofleefthe PitturlhMomingtorlawr:ceivegptttent sAzuronivis L I V ER:INVIG niOkrt4 RATOR, ' iirrNER nratu. - 'T Ie compounded entirely from Gllztri, and . b..beceme seenabltdied ttpproval by all that Wive Wad It, awl y b. 'NI to will! coneolateo Lo ' a jialltbe diseases for whirl It nd Is recommended. It hts cored thousands •I,ml Oven up all.hopes unAnacltedeertideateaLn my The dose must be adapted liglivstusl taking I 4 sod Ri• mt genUy on the Bowels- Let We dictates of yhur our of t h e LIVER IN will cure Liver Coca larks,. Dyspepala, , Ssitiimcr Cosa , . ry, 'Dropsy, Spur Costis-eness, Choi ralliorbui,Cholera lence, Jaundice, within that. last two years of relief. as the numeroua PC6Beleoo show. to the temperament of the al, La inch quantities as to udgment t a ble pen . b the . VIGORATOR, and it plaints, Unions At. ChennicHlartlusea, li plaints, Dysente.. , Stomach, Habitual lc, Cholera, latanttun„ Flatu- I Visuals et:1;0111y na an Ordlna otnt.lleum SICK tbottsands can testify,) Itnro or three Tea-. eta at .conunocconcent of es, and may be turd sue. ry pawkily Medi ItEADACIIE, - (u . tsventy minutes,* spoonfuls am talc. attack. A I l who use It are ILI IL• favor. giving thelr tesUlmaay 11C MOUTH WITH , AND SWALLOW MIX WATER IN TI THE INVIGORATOR utrrll TOGETHER. Price One Dollar per Bottle ALSO. . SANFORD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC IIOII PILLS,. !MED V :tracts, and put up to Tight, and will keep • thartle PILL karst.- 5 which the proprietor has than 'wont years. Iler.tand from thaw who 1 . 11 ~ amt the aalleactiou which use, has todomt the to pls. that different Catbanka art bovehk ,TIVaIIITIC PILE 'this well c... 4.blished fuck Dvariety of the portal Vire alike on anctyhart if 0 , 1 good and safe In all me Seeded, such as Ile- , tout ac b, Slieepi• Hack and Loins, and Samuels. over from sudden cold, whieh lond in • lam, roma. of Fe. divot Creeping Set, the bad y, Heatless. wet ghell n t Ite need, _,,i Di Vi'prgia• tit SlJibe untallam, • civil I ri , wet matt) . theeurs to shirt, vl. lhehli. , “ to ILIA atleert.lae. 30 CENTS. vatnr and Wand* y Ca -11.,1 he Dr.r;:e.. feherallY....l in Mil tie large weal , . eiPtllt I), PI. U., COMPUU rare Vegetable TO tiLASS CASKS, Al in any climate. Ito Family ICAL tIa but ectlYo Cathartic used lu his practke muse The constantly Increasing hare 16.1T11.9,111). PILL% all express In regard to their them within the reacher all. The i'rofesslon well twos o different portions of the the FAMILY CA bas ~ith due reference to been compnueded [nun a table! Flmarts, which set alimentary 03.11A1, and are es where a Cathartic Ls rangements or the DIOS., Pains in tin. rostivenees, Pal n she whole body, ftequentiv. It aeclrete 1. Ter, Lois or A ppe- Nation nftiold over i.e.., Ilea all sin ans . niNZsr; ckndeert nr Adulta, Poirtlierefdie Mood. Desh is helr. too numerous mesa Dose, I e. 3. Pttler; The Liver Itsvalto Sherif,. Pills are nsu Wad wholesale by the 1 rule S. W. Y: A alara..; er ana Vroprtetor, y , New York. , tia 140, corner Wen.] striae jy0:101va. 335 Ltrondw G. W. KEYSER, Agent end Virgin nReY. CANNEL COAL OIL. SOME OF TUE GOOD QUALITIES (IF 10 Wen Refined Cannel t id 4 are the... : IT RIVALS 0.45 LIGHT IN BRILLIANCY; IT IS EN TIP r EL (1X - EX P Lf-IS E IT MA . Y &EVA/02HW A f)tl UT; IT I.i CONVENIENT POE GENERAL f'.';f: IT BIWA'S WITHOUT ANS' OtTussi VP ODOR. ii 15 CLEAR AND BEA VTIFI7L IX COLOR; Ir . ; PPEAR.t SCE IN THE LAMP L'S NA M EN TA L AND ATTRACTIVE: IT DOES NUT PERNA NEXT!. Son CA HITT'S.' CLoTIII3 - 0. trLieA vt b. ,p! , o1. L. ) u, L^r or ...-1.. ywG; 17' IR PM PH T LL Y THE EA PEST L1(177 it" NO W.V. DIRECTIONS FOR ITS USE. Go to a responsible 'dealer and obtain a good rose od lamp. Secure flan side., so that they will more. readily up and dowel in the tulle. Trim the wick with +harp actesorri, exactly even with the top of the wick-tub•, clipping 011 - the email projecting points al the corner, your lamp with our oil. Turn up the Wick carefully at tires. an to crark tile r h I (II they. A shade Will greatly enhance its excellence for read ing or mewing by. fly the earchil oln•erranre of theAcrlirections, you will !wenn , a Imht that cannot foal to please. Our factlitiee for refining are now very perfect an•t complete, and having devoted a - great deal of labor/me attention to the art, a o have rturreeederl itt producing Nt article of the very best quality, to which we inert° the eepeoial attention of the trade. All online will he filled at the lowest rules. For sale by the let - rel. or in 'maritime,. to snit emit° mere, by ADAIR. 6 VI:EDER. ling-re of Crell thin, Peoria Avenue, near Flight ritreet, (not far from t'or. 47-otot lloun'• .1 BIRMINGHAM COMMERCIAL 4111414E141 WRITING ACADEMY, College I7all, Diamond Birmingham TERMS, CASH ON ENTRANCE. For Ortuummtst Writing Cls ) i• Pl,un Writin; 10 Tima unlirmted. •• Writing and ttisdr.liisiping 'A.)) N.SIIA FFEB.. Professor of Writing and 13isik.E eeping. H. I.F.ITIIEAD, Ja, Professor of Petuausliii, C. F. WELLS, Professor of Itook;ficeping and Com. niercial Calculation, HEN. W. 11. BOLTON, Lecturm on If Calory and (ion oral Subjects. HON. FI.ENNIKEN, Ex-U.4. Minister N' lwn nurk, a ruoinber of the Pittsburgh 11u, Lecturer ou Commercial Law. PROF. M. F. EATON, Lecturer on ElixstiliOn. Call and see what has never boon before attempted by any penman, namely: Specimens of ornamental and Practical Penmanship Gat Wed in !tour presence, in the short space of froml..s) seconds upwards. liwif boarding at /.2,50 per week. Students enter at any time. For sissiiinens of ull-1u nil Enna [less Writing, enclose two postage stamps, and address G. H. LEITH EA O. Principal. Pittsburgh, Is. t 3 M.l) alkw GAUZE 11ERIN 4 SHIRTS FoR MEN with short aleevivs LINEN DRAIyE4S,FiNE lIIIHTS, And Collars, and a full line of Men's Furnishing Goods, suited to the warm weather. Children's Gauze Merino Vests, in all sizes, at JOB. HORNE% 77 Market at ChitßiElt 4 GROTHER, AGENTS, Piro. Oa Fourth St* cwt. 0011.31 - ON WEALT II INSURAANCE COMPANY, at Harrisburg, Pa. Chartered capital, $300,000. Hon. SIMON CAM ERON, President; S. S. Carrier, Secretary. GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE IN HURANCE COMPANY, Philadelphia /tenet., r 284, 789.73. Hon. JOEL. JONES. President; J. B. Alvord Secretary. QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY Philadelphia. Assets, $324,351..12. GEORGE H. HART, resident; di. It Coggshalt, Secretary. OAKLA ND PROPERTY FOR SALE O That portion of tiakland known at NEW LINDEN GROVE, within two mtlPa nn it a half of the nity, 6n t .9ttb4lyided'into tont of convenient atm, ranging from ONE TO TEN ACRES EACH, 'some of thorn are level, others beautiful and symmetri es] knolls, covered with forest trees, and others gently rolling, susceptible of being. improved in the most pic turesque manner. These lots are surrounded by au er, cellent neighborhood, with the advantage of a FIRST CLASS PRIVATE SCHOOL, Taught by Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Kerr, with public schools in the vicinity. A line of omnibuses runs every hour during - the day, and in a short time a PASSENGER RAILROAD Will be built, thus rendering them most eligible and do nimble. For beauty of scenery, facility of access, puri ty of air, and convenience to the city, they are muter passed as sl tea for country residences. In order to ac commodate those who may wish . to improve, they are offered at the following VERY EASY TERMS: One-tenth in hand, and the residue in nine equal an, nual payments. IV. 0. LESLIE, ifiSdin M. Diamond street. THE MANUFACTURERS OF SAW YER'S CIIEIIIIOAL OLIVE ERASIVE SOAP, atter subjecting it to the severest tests known to the rtade, are fully persuaded that there is no.Farnily Wash ing Soap in thelJuitedßtates, for so little money, having at once BO many good'qualities, (and so few disoounte) OF - BEAUTY- - hi colors, firmness, surface and tex ture generally. -OF PURITY—In freedom from rosin, turpentine, Olay, fish oils. stale grease, and adulterations. _ • OF QUALITY—F - or washing clothes, of every . deson non, coarse or fine; • cotton, linen, woolen or silk; dyed, printed or White; for CILLENG tar, grease, .pitch, punt, oil, printers' ink, shoemakers' wax, etc., from clothes, furniture, and from the hands. (Ave it *fair trial for yourselves, and be convinced. Remember, the name is on each bar. Ask' fora copy of the directions. R. C. J. H. SAWYER.. 47 Wood'street, Pittabur h D. C. KNEELAND Tc:EPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AItEAND OVAL SONNET BOXES; trodres to• order •HAIN AIM FANCY PAPER suitable for Shoes, Dry Goods, /Le, at Eastern prides. Corner VirFin alley and Wood street, (third . Ty—over attitens Bank,) Pittalmrgh, pa. lega 1 . Ritqtr. BUTTER.-7 jars and 4 kegs i t J Frindi Butter, just received and for elae by AMES d. FETZER, j e v . . , corner Market, and Find. streets. lENTAL TOOTH.." ASH—A delieious ;Wad of gums and oiornatics,cleoneiog tno toe, .0g to the gnu), fr agrant to the . month.— Sold ' • • - WILCOX.. • corner Einuthfleld and Fourth ata. CASK 43-LISILROSE PINK for 0 -5, 13ECKILUMig41.014. ‘ • ,±t c" - M , '% 1 :•:5"-r , 74.-4V4.*;l•l`v•. _For Rent. .. • WO FLINT GLASS FACTORIES, SIT ,UATE in thee Borough of Hirano - them, _belonging to the estate of the late P:Mulvariy.deceased, and lattly carried on by Le:We At Mum, Masse Factbriea Ere now in thorough repair, and in full operation, with all the necessary implements and conveniences requisite for the extensive manufactured flint glass, of that superior atyle and quality for which these Works have beta co justly celebrated. Possession given on the first day cif Lugust next.. • C. IHMSEN, Executor of the Estate of P. Mulvany. Pittsburgh, June 17th, 1859. jektf FOR RENT.— THE PIPT.I3. STORY THE POST BIIII4DING HOMES OFFERED.—Honies . to hiLd in in the City of Allegheny, equal in comfort to country seats, and yet near enough to the centre of business to accommodate businessmen in either city, and give to them a home with the deliintble comforts of city and country united. Thera are about one hundred lots of 100 feet square, some of them larger, lying between Weather' avenue and Ohio Lime, Allegheny avenue, and the West side of the Commons. Each lot has a good street in front' and alley in the rear. Each man having about 100 feet front has room to beautify his lot with a handsome house, sh.rrounded with shrubbery. thereby making it a colony of residences equal to country seats, with the conveniences of the cities. These beautiful lots will be leased for twenty one years, with the privilege ofpurchasing them within that period. They are open for selection now. Those who wish so desirable a location would do well to call soon on T1101t121.4 WOOD, Land th Agent, No. 100 Four street. Wcaimest- FOR SALE—A superior Farm of 154 acres in good farming order, In Knox county, Ohio; a large proportion of it river bottom land; it ie offered at a great rgain. Enquire of Tilt MAN WOODIi, mrliktf No.loo Fourth st., Land Agent. PRINTING; WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPERS. ai L W. GRAFTON, PAPER ,DEALER, % 0 97 Wood at., eisr. Diamond alley, It PITTSBURGH, ` .3 PiKeeps ennotantly on hand, s full w.sortment of F. t > Hanna SULI . tI cele b rate d i. PRINT.NU AND WRAPPING PAPER:4, ! . .1 Mt. Hotly Piper Co.'s Fine Writing Paper, Light -1.11 bodge, Printing Inks, Le. CASII PAID FOR RAGS. =l2ll trAvETH is DAy Assl ATE') W IT I I with me, Mr. J. DELL/ /W in the Vtelertrskilw, 11.1- DesSo whlrh Wlii hereafter Ix , eontluete , l under the name repel style of Lemon • Itellow. J AM I.F.M/ /N. ins maiow ......, ... .... Jain uww, Undertaking in all its Branches. No. 118 Fourth S 1 reel. ARE PREPA RED Ti)IH) UN I)E1:TA K im.: In all Ile 141.8.'h.—, lo Ile. b... 4 ntlmiwr• nt prlve, , to Ilse We eBll Prweial 811 e s -item to FltilcB NEW STS I. I'ATENT METALLIC 'ATRIAL for thr t.t /teh they arc note vent , . to tin. city. *Ad n loch keep c n,tuutl yon hand h,,nnpp4 te , •.!to , ot • Fnrd.k beauty ,4 ..1,64,11 nod rini ph. I I,ey .ailut a. 1.14 ural lie. 1 - 13+;.12.at loner tate+ thfili au) tahhsliment lu thts cry. OA, faettaa. w.lalt a raattaaaa,a 0, pair -,I 1. eretaf..ra exteaLlad 4a It,. .al.l aft, ; REMOVAL_ DIUQUESNE IRON STORIF COLEMAN, HAILMAN 4 CO., 114Ti4rAC1 t; Iron, Nall*, Steel Spring*, Ails.,%lief:man N nts, iVashera, Spike*, Doti*, Ft.Vr oy 1:4,•. 1.11 INTO Te.1111,,,,...1 tZo I.topor ttrovo oo rt. et 0.100 ro 'IV err P 0.41-..•. NOM. 77 Water awl 9-1 Front Stm.. IV here they nre prvioilf,l to. 000 Ira - 13ln se:l el 1 0 r. n> itll.lf lino., Latins? a 11.14:0 ILMI td• •' 1 ,, qiur3un" trutnufacturul • Inch Way offer on literal term. q9 , 11...11 - rip HE l'O LA it it F. Fit It A 'Ft II: *elle Fitter and IA stet . Cooler l',,mbine-.1 Involving ithporiAnt rhu•h onatAr' E A T. V I NI 1 I. h . F..EI 1141,1:, IKUIT , . a , To be kept I , ,nier, b;Ter. mr.4 , th than eau - be dvne With any , tl+, 11,r; nuw On hand azil b, Bale 0% • • t/ruglitst, Corner IV oott and Sixth ct. A i...mpluto k of 1.1:1'4 01, NI Elq , ' I Nr , 1' AI \ tII-4 1,411,1. Win find 11 (•1 tnnir 1:41VAnn1;•0 n• SI faotlifor of 0, eolt PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS. NAAC J0NF23.....JN4) J W\l mvui..)n;it JONES, BOYD & CO., Spring, Plow, •nd A. 11. Steel Sprint T HIRD impunTATI()N GEO. K. WHITE & CO., ARE NOW RECEIVINti A lA IMPLFIE -;•"r“Cli oF Mantillas, Barogo Anglais Dusters, &c jelo WM. H. WILLIAMS & co., Bankers and Exchange Brokers, Wood Streit, corner of Third, ALLEGHENY CEMETERY SECRETARY AND TREAsiIRERI4 OFFICE: SUPERINTENDANT'S OFFICE Copper Mine for Sale. , A T a meeting of the . stockholders of the RIDGE MINING (XIMPANY. of Ontonagon coun ty, held this day, it was received to cell thou none, and all their property in said county. The none N to good working condition, with the stationary engines at tached, viz: one hoisting engine, and one statnping en gine withtwelveheads,and room sufficient to attach eight head more with the latter engine; there is a good saw mill in same building. This Company own 00 acres, and have buildings enough to accommodate alargo force of men. • - , . For further inforthation enquire of the subscriber. Proposals for the purchase of the above property will be received until Monday, the 15th of August nerd.. JOSHUA lIANNA, Secretory. ^ Pittsburgh, July 22, 1859. ROOT, RUST & CLARK, itirmi!Aartyasas AND Lau= at SPERM, RAPE, ELEPHANT, WHALE, LARD AND MINERS! OILS, Also, Straits, Bank; Shore, 'tanners and Nentsfuot Oils,. Sperm, Patent and Adamantine Candles, jal2lyd 61 FERRY StREET, NEW YORK, CIOUNTRY RESIDENCE-- 1 miles from N.) the Court Hans% 3 acres of ground, well fenced in; 200 bearing tre(. 3s, apple, peach and cherry; grapes strawberries, shade trees, a locust grove, &c. Cottage House, with ball 8 teat wide 2 parlors. dining room and kitchen, 6 bed chambers, 2 cellars and store room; nor. .tico in flout; stable, carnage house,.ac. The situvitien is pleasant 4trid healthy, and to gad neighborhood; a well of g ood m a w; also a Large cistern for soft water. Will be sold or exchanged. by - •• • i 123 S. CUTHBERT a SON, 61 Market street. Eil ~_. i or gaio .44, :go—Set INQUIRE. AT THIS OFFICE LEMON & DELLOW, _ T. J. eitA IG•S. V:4 Wt..) stry,t, froir: Ivrth )II N N . It I. I' II A It D (4,1t,0, , w0r t il.flac;: pilata r CoUNTIt V 751 rucn VOTER CAPII!;,; CAST STEEL CORNER ROSS AND FIRSI ST R EETA, PITThilL'l:Oll. No. 25 Fifth Street, LADIES' DRESS GOODS, BAREGE AND SARUM ANOLAIS ROBES, BLACK ',ACE SHAWLS, .\.„„riTTsnutlem, PENN'A _ AT No. 37 FIFTH STREET AT TUE CEIIETERY QARDINES.-20eases' assorted sizes, Coni Ot Martin's btrd, just ßE Vati k nd tor ,itale 3 Wood at, opposite Bt. Charles Hotel. ...,.,. , : .;: ; ; ~...-. ~~efi~I~~~ice~: VeVeUtble Substitute foi-Caloinel and Blue-PUI. BRAND ETII's VEO STABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS .by restoring the bowels to their'origlaid daily and natu rufaction, give strength to the starnach.purify the blood re-establish the healthy condition of the digestive ibr; gang, and thus cure dyspepsia, colds, coughs, rheilma tisms, dropsies, and sickness generally,whether chronie or recent, The celebrated Abernethy says Atter having cured the derangement of the bowels, debility find all diseases generally disappear of their own accord, even in a short time." The experience of a century has established the worth of these Pills beyond dispute, age purgruive rinti-bilions medicine; and . their use by up wards of 4,9oo . conscientious physicians, and by over a million of families, shows that they are tupplying one of the wants of humanity• and are in advance of medical science. The above pill's, although purely vegetable, are now known and used as a substitute for calomel (Hy dnrrgYri (:'hbuidum Mite,) producing all Its alterative and other indications, with none of its disorganizing ef fects upon the snlids—often crippling for life—or its dia. tressing action upon the teeth and gums. The prepared Concentration from the same principles—the Life Addl. lien Pills—is a substitute for blue-pill (Mat. Hydrargirri) possessing the peimliar action on the secreting organs, of that preparation from mercury, but none of its sali vating or other injurious elleots. Those who have used them, us atitestifute or otherwise, award to them the higliestprtuse. They come nearer ton concentrated Essence of Life than anything yet made, in the way of medicine, by man. A single pill given daily, when all hope has fled, has often restored health. In fact, they supply an organic principle to the blood, always wanting in extreme cases of sickness. Old people have the se cretions of early youth restored by the Life Addition Their value as life ',reservers in beyond estimate. Itrandreth's Vegetable:Universal Pills remove from the bowels and blood of a sick person the cause of death THE LITE ADDITION P/LLS SUPPLY TUX ORGANIC NOCKSOITT or sus Moon's vituirr—the minute globules of vegetable es Helices, of which the)' are but the concretion, have their exact counterpart in the vital globules of the blond. And from whence does the blood derive its life, its_globtiles? verily from the same source from whence fir. prandreth derives the life principle of the Life Addition Pills—from the Vegetable kingdom! These pills. as also the Universal, are warranted pure ly vegetable. Retailed respectively at 24 and Go cent.. Physicians and the publie supplied by the gross, or sin gle box. at No. 2.14 Canal street, lirandreth's Principal Milne: by Thomas licdpatli; No. 27 Diamond street ! Pittsburgh, and by all respectable dealers in toed, dues. Pl..7:1111DIM U.1170Jr7 . 0 TWA°, 'Pennsylvania, JOHN BIEREIC Proprietor. TCOMMODIOUS ANT) POPULAR 1. HOTEL, after being refitted and furnished through out, with elegant furniture, is now ready for the recep tion of guest.. The Railroad from Omnellsville to Uniontown will he finished early in July, thus affording a cheap and pleasant mode of traveling to persons wish ing to escape the heat anti smoke of Pittsburgh during the heated term. Tlik House is situated within a few moments drive of the celebrated Fayett, Spring. and the proprietor is determined to spare neither troub le or expeneo in rendering those w be visit him eon - aortal-le. Charges moderate. mytMaf Christadoro's Hair Dye, MICIIA EL o'llA RA. .1 R.., w in (Successor hi M. efiwm.) all, in five minutes, cliangex THE TURNED DEAD, Thin title of one of lin Warren', Htories, k realized in moment by altwho LIMO WHITE TO BLACK, Or Not ton rid, brown, without drying up thejutee~ u( the lour. It it the only sale hair dye in the world. Sold everywhere. and apphod Hair I.re,,r.t. CuatlTt rA,r.o. Sw. G 21 . eic Purl._ . EO. IF. KEYSER. Agriat, Pitu.buNtt. Pa. MEM [U. (11:111 hi ..11t.—T , stilt9rntitirti to tranmeting (~moral FOT('IVID 3.11.1 Ihrlng..tit• Shipping All,l Comm r •ion Buono4s, in thi• rite, find hove h• oto,ttt,o nt . w and firt-pro4 Wari . hou,, No. 57 wt.:" ;latt . , .t-ro4.t, thry ary pr,rartni to ccisoitrt . . too t tor , ITS and I tonio..ii- Go,,hi 01 ..IT, the f 11111, on uh tvio.irionotil. , In Ihcu n.i.lreN.. In II •I.•virtment of Sliipvine, a long ,xper,•.u , •o Ann . :int.+ mi in :‘....nrlna 4.1 4 rt• t4tiqua-wi ro. iating to V . . rt - .all 4:11 - , 4 ,441• 4 be promptly att,-nd• t., We. ronlidently otr,r our .446.4, tri 411 the VArir. 4 Irpariun ut,• 1 Ai CO. itiOtun,rn, F. 1.ruAry.1559- 11. 4'. 6: J. IL SAVVVEIR, I=l LARD OIL, CANDLES, Palm, Toilet and Rosin Soaps, Na. •7 Wood titrret, Plitabnrigh, P. 11. nt- I • ‘11 . 7 BULGER Ar. DAVI T, < cd . FURNITURE, I=l I=l LI , V i ... cue. igi.Erreum, =EWES GOSSAMER VENTILATING WIG, r.T.A STING BAND TOUPEES, Ornalanial.llatr for Ladle% and Gentlemen, 1111. 45 01 01111 i ?iTIIEWITt LONG Az, YJVFF, IN NI 1,%;1 111%4qf lt f V ir 4 ) It it CI IR 9 V. Tlti. 111 1 1: TkilP4l•l.l . . 1 1 4 , AM , 1.14:111 . 111:114.1N , , fr4Oly No. NO Wot•r NOBLE, BROWN & CO 115 Sind I Dunne Sfreet. I ..,1•. f 1, 3.,1 Ist,. 4 k, wri.t and F.. 1 I 1., 11, Sw 1. It.: ••, I.i, 111,, 1. , tort... .^l.l ranST CLS M BLINK ACCOUNT BOOKS, NIA I.F. I'. (11:1.1.:II. (.11 VI:101 THE /lAA. I LARGE STOCK 01' COMMERCIAL STATIONARY N T Z Is•T „n E I'l. 1111 1.%Nfl I:1.1.1N, '.lr. g.l 1...11 I 4,11 rt ItEMOV ;I I.; )., k• roniovotl t.; :i7 lb, N. tnltl ISLE. k, ltirre,l,ol, PITTSRURGH COPPER ROLLING MILL . C. G. HUSSEY & CO., mar.farturcrd of Braziers' Bolt and Sheathing Coppor, 1.0. - omoti‘o Still Bottom ftn.l 1 . 1t1.4 I,C Sues, and Itra-, C..ppvr,: -. 1.1.1 0 ,C0pp , r 1...t.1t•r , in Itleg`li TIII. 110 r Wir...Shert Zme, No. :17 F'llllk S'trret, Pllt•borgli, Po 4d - Mt ,'t copper cut t;\ any pnitorn L. 4'. ATTORNEY AT LAW A'ND CONVEYANCE% OFFICE wan 11. n ECBIT UN, oo101y.) 1 , 42. 90 Fourth Aroot. T HE oLDEsT AND LARGEST Lithographic Estnblishment i 4. the City. WM. SCHUCIIIIINN, PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPH ER CORNER THIRD AND MARKET STREETS, DUFFS COLLEGE MU LPINGS, jy2l ly^p QUN 1)111E ,, . 250 bushel: , prime Oats. 40 ky barrels Vlllogar, (Purr eider.) Singh , .?", 5/e.n "' Wraittaint raper, I; tss•lis 1)z - A pplOs, reeelr tt an d f or colt! by .IAIIII. A. FETZER, corner Market and First Streets._ AC. R. I I.—A comfortable Brick House, of hail, slx rooms, bath MOM and cellar, with lot 1::r by so foot; shade trees, ote all lb good order, for Ando: pm , . $2,20.1; terms, one-third in hand, balance at ono, two and three years. S. CUTHBERT & SOS. old Real Estate A Tots, 61 Market street. RANTS CASES, VOL I.—Report or eases argued and adjudged in the SurremeCourt o Pennsylvania. For sale by J. R. WELMN, j 93 Wood street, near Fourth. SUGAR CURED HAMS. 50 ticrecia Ht. Loua Brands: ' 25 do Cincinnati, O. Phipps & Co. Brand; 30 do do N. W. 9 honing do ; 2,00 U pieces Iron City. yIS:2W JAMES 'HOLMES & CO POUNTRII BACON.-1000 lbs. Country uacon Sides; 1000 lbs. Shoulders and Sides received ou consignment, and for sale by JAS. A. FETZER, YZ.' corner fdarltet and First streets. PRUNES. -5 cases in glass jars ; 3 do in fancy boles; casks Turkish; f.O kegs for Cooking. Just received and for sale by REYMER & ANDERSON, • No. 30 Wood street, Opposite St. Charles Hotel. ROWN'S ESSENCE : JAMAICA 91N GER for sale by B. L.TATITTESTOCK - No. CO, corner Fourth and Wood streets. fILASS.-300 bas. assorted Window Glass ILA for gals by (sups) .HENBY H. coLuNs. MMIM .. '~. r ;~. ,~ ~'~', . DAILY SALES AT N 0.54 FIFTH ST. at the new Commercial Sales Rooms, No. 54 Fitt street, every weekday, are held public sales of goods in all variety, suited for the trade and consumers, from a large stock which , is constantly replenished with fresh consignments, that must be closed forthwith. AT TEN O'CLOCK . , A. M. Dry Goods and fancy articles, comprising nearly every thing needed in the line for personal and family use : table cutlery ; hardware; clothing ; boots and shoes; la dies' ware, km. - AT TWO O'CLOCK, p. M., Household and kitchen furniture, new and second-hand: beds and bedding; carpets; elegant iron stone China ware; stoves; cooking utensils; groceries, Ac. AT SENqIN O'CLOCK, P.M., Fancy articles; watches; clocks; jewelry; musical in struments; guns; clothing; dry goods: boot and shoes; books; stationery, die- P. M. DAVIS, _mpgAuctioneer. VALUABLE STOCKS AT AUCTION.- Oil TUESDAY EVENING, Augustath, at 8 Weleek, at the Commercial Salea Rooms, Nu f i Fifth street, will be sold— 25 shares M. and M. Rank of Pittsburgh. 15 shares Hand street Bridge Company. la shares Western Insurance Company. 10 shares Citizens Insurance Company. 15 shares Pittsburgh Insurance Company. 33 shares Pittsburgh, FL Wayne A Chicago R. IL Co. 5 , 0 shares Birmingham Gas Company. aug3 P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. RICE AT A uur ON.-On MO NDA Y AFTERNOON, August Bth. at three o'clock, at the Commercial Soles Rooms. No. 44 Fifth Street, will be sold—Fire Casks first quality Rice. augs P. M. DA VIS, Auctioneer. W 001.15411 URAL!. IR FORF:IGN BRANDIE.S AND LIQUORS RECTIFYING DISTILLER, NO. IM Fifth Amid., between Wyho and Ross fld door abovo Wylie street, keep d oon,ilantly on hand ,nrge «took of Old Monongahela Rye aud ionhlr Recti fied Whisky, Dmiweitie Wineii, Brand le2l, and all artieh•i nitually kept in the ip I HST PREMIUM. AWAR )ED BY Till. F Git 4Fr bic CO. r, IR Tll E Br.-;T el M I 4 10) "NT For tho beet Rang for fownw,and 1111. A. I 0p10n..1, to—t Ik tort, 0 00 ”ttirwut nt 11. - atio,t l ' too it.ev Faults. Fender,, 5..1 :tn.' I kor 'to, ! - oWor no, T. ii , eti• War., to hi: F 7.4, La. , t t , tr....t, At 4,1 kV..l..lNtre.•L AMERICAN IRON WORKS J N E TU, IRON AND NAILS, JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON, Lauth's l'atrutShant, Mon Reds, Males,Se. Water S eeeee and 131 I , lr•t Street, P 11" sII It l; II FrA.,1:1.“ .11 W Int 17 IT TERRA EOTTA OU STONE WATER PIPES, 11 VIN F it'lt 12 tt. Pr/re• horn Twelve to Thirty Cle. per Foot. ROCHESTER PEARL STARCH, HENRY H. COLLINS, FORA% ADDING AND COMMISSION 311:11CIIINT, c111141041g. 1011411, I=l SMITH, PARK & CO., \I%Tn w4ILD F 01! N IL 1 • 2,1,1.1. 1.• atn , 1.4.11, ke, 11P I Ira n+, 1. • r, t“ • :1••Z .NEW YORK, w.t.t.•1;. , ,1 to !to V04:1.4:3, tittote ..d; Ito .'+tt tl+O3 tel , -13•1 lot STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH, CII ADW UK & SON, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, DEALERS IN PAPER AND RACS, a/,‘ 1:.1 II 0.,/ a g dV. t 414.1[3g ILp•r rt. MAtalfiL,Elll-4 Importers of 11 A It D W A IL E , in. 5',2 Wood Street, Four it,tort titxtrt: St Chath, HoWI. P/TTSBU a GEO. S. BRYAN & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Ittrtrtrst.t.,-I.ton. Short, L 100. covoltud .t t 0., Pitislskrgit; Thos. F._ f,LIJOILIter; 11 on. tilllloll 1.1111 - 11....1,11r81 I Irplll i ar,ltior k Co l'a. Iso2slin --• TII E ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO Nsu REs AGA iNsT Loss i.vrt DAMA“E Fero Merchandlz”, Foruitore..k.•.. rew.c.nittlrle nit, of pfenllMll. I , (UPITLIKI ItAtol:f..rd Starr; 111 . 1it , e, of IVin. Nl' A Fraziiir.Joo. M. Atwood. of Atwood. W lot° Co.; Benj. 'l'. l'retrieli. of 'lreJit:lt, Stoke:. .t co.: Mortlcv:.l 1.. lusv - F..13; Goo. 11. 5t.,‘1.1 . t., of Stewart S lit,: Jahn 11. Brown, of John it Brown A co.; 11. A. FAlluestock, of it. A. Fatale:A.li S Co.; Andrew U. C 11,11; J. I. Erringer. of Wood S Erringt.r. F It ATCLIFO 1211 STARR., Prtlml..nt. CIL% ItLEs W Secretary. PITTSIII.hUII 110110te& ..1. Painter .t T 11011111.4 14. Howe. Esq.. Jas. Marrluill, Allen Kramer, Esq., Wilson, M'Elroy .t Cu., Wilson, .t Iloilo', Itrimm & Co.. Livingston. Copettunl & Co., .lames ILLyon & Co., Wm. S. Lavely ,t Co. (LEO. S. BRYAN & Agents, No. 62 Wood street. PITTSBURGH, PA IME 2turtion CLINTON HOUSE, Vi tun-, I No. 1.11 ;;T., D. B. ROGERS & CO., ROGER,' IMPROVED PATENT Corner Rosa sod First S eeeeee . l't Au l .4;etAtol rat , t.t Mithoning Fire Brick and Pot LOGAN & GREGG, Pa:TAN. 1.t.• ..f 1.14110:1,it.r....1,11..1.01 a 1e... l'itt'gh FOH THE SALE oF PIG IRON, BLOOMS, No. 52 %'ood it, Pittsburgh. PUILADELPIIIA, %imxwm\O‘na lIE ADMIRERS OF Steinway's Pianos Ato respectfully informed thut 'we have just received ) of these UNRIVALLED PIANO-FORTES, yir, tuul.7 octavo rouud corner, plain. They need but to be heard, and their vast superiority over others, will la. at once nemifested For sale by IL,K LEBER 8 BRO., No. &I Fifth atroot, 3' 25 Sole Agents for Steinway's Pianos. KAY & COMPANY, B.IOKBELLERS, STATIONERS, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, NO. GS WOOD STREET, Pntaburgh, Pa. Aar - A full assortment of Law, Medical and Miacella ons Books oonstantlY on band. mri P 1 'l"r s B \V lt 0 H TRUSS MANUP4.CTOItY The only one in the city CARTWRIGHT,* YOUNG, ON CARSON STREET—A `Convenient two-story dwelling, with portico in front, parlor, piazza, dining room, chambers, kitchen, &c.; largo yard, trees and shrubbery. For Bale by aug4 8. Cirri:lBEBT SON, 61 Market street. HEESE.-25 boxes strictly Western Re serve, for sale by WM. H. SMITH & (-30, tl _ Second and Front streets. 9 UTTER 10 firkins for sale c4r B ILLT Alll. H. Shilta & CO, *wing Puttints. SING 3Ei S SEWING MACHINES. BEAUTY, DURABILITY, AND CAPACITY TO PERFORM EVERY NO OTHER MACHINE CAN- COII7 PARE WITH SINGER'S New and Improved Machines, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, AT Have gained the confidence of all who use them, and have .proved one of the most - vain able inventions of the age. They use a Shuttle, making the Loch Stitch on loth sides of the cloth alike, which cannot lie unravelled or pulled out. They Ore all unale with the highest mechanical akin, and all warranted to work well on all kinds of goods, from the Lightest Fabric to Heavy Leather. In particu la we would w would call the attention of all to our new Family, Sewing Machine. It has been manufactured expressly Vse, and ha+ Met with favor from all. It Is ,imptitied as to render it almost impossible to get out of onler, or .lorango its operations; indeed it SO SiTll- pie n, to astonish ono, that so small pieee of mentian i+m will sew. lielew, we give a description of the different styles of the Weed Talent. No. 1. I, tt very convenient kyle, which can be 1.:: haul or ron, on or otr its own table. For c.rmenlet, , lopping, and also for large manufacto ne, where it is,,try to plaro a number of Machines mt.. a Ion,: 1... 0 ,1i nee4 , Torkhing ono table answer for them No. J. With Walnut or Molloglty Table, either with nr it about Boa. Top, winch leeks clown. Price, $lOO and Mu. No, 3. Fame rizc a, No. 2, but run, with a belt, and at a troich higher rate of speed. Thia kind is well alapted manilla/dining Clothing or Leather work. 'll.la la really the chettpeat Machine in the market, tut there ia no work done on a Sewing Machine that It will not do. It it, confidently seeterttal that this Machine run- eader than any martini° now in use. Price, $lOO. No. 4. Tioq in. - tone ham a long artn, to accommo date large work. It runa at a high rate of speed. rune ea.-11). toed t.. wanont doubt, the best Machine for Tail- • . . ,•ter ..tiered Li, the public. IL is also peculiarly titiel for plantation work, ai it ry very simple yet soli .tar i i,,,l and durable, with tart little liability to get out of No. 5. a new and cheaper style, and a gen" •Jrtl rtvc , ro , ' tor Vuoily. Light Leather. and a great .:,n•,y *ark. It ha4„been gotten up with reference tr, fa,rta-lart, 3 .11,Ilg and durable, yet light and ta,ty at it 1.••4 prim , than either of the 04, 0. It rut, t,-ry ,-1.4 y, rapidly. and is pronounced the hest tosvhin• rtf.w in mark 4.1,1%, No. O. i• rt Maelline got lip on an entirety new .htlerent (rem anything ever before inferud i•• tl.•• rn l.tu , and we eonfident4 as,,ert that for family ti , • it I, •- n.A .in ep:al. It i, very light and ta_uty, ft/11S tery rapidly: is altno,t n0i,..1e,a in its operation, and 3 straight needle. It 13 co arranged be 1,113.,-1 , .!•• to mt, ,titelic-r. It Fmr , u tellNirrn On • ant tirrt ,. . large ,iipply of (limy! on the 111111 r 'llll IlltAlotl, are gained by two email that TIM nn 11,111 pr.moptitrte noi.e. The two in 14101 a manner WI never to both it 'lie Ran , vim., find eon.elitently little liabie to 'yarn very elaxtie, and the thread doe, :, ,, t rr lir tts tr t.411t• -.1111,f. It will do mane work better il.an .0 o t, now In Irrevires, no 11 tr-4 , 5 cotton rr ,111 ttl Poe, I: r t' I a•-,,;,; it fornida - .1 OFFICE. 1:1 I . 4OOA)WAY. NEW YORE:. %VIA I'l N 1 & LYON, Proprietors. Sir I._:eniA warded. my27amdaw The Grover & Baker SEWING MACHINE COMPANY l'lttNburgli Agency, No. to; Market St. II their for triatinfactur• ( - ,..ituAit )Inclitmc-1, with all the rowient it.ll,ol , lllt•nt •V,• redur,l their prier, And offer for NEW STYLE MACHINE. Price, "Pta--hemmer. *4 Extra. n" that tlit•zo 31achines are the ft, f.tinily ,rwm4. They HMI, FELT. 4 ; STITCH. . . 10 11t•• no - 1111,rn , r in.tuiwr,nn , lnri• Ow only machines t ro-tiki-t Lit nrw -0 well And :01T11.1y rankle, that truy itt inio f.tmilwsi with no otlw i r n..trutthons 0. in ii•-• (•olit in 11.1rular whiwlinceoutivinit, each 10 •1 / 1 11, m.l frwinch A CH ILI 1.4 , TEN YEA RS • to u1..”.1 - .1.•.1 1: I rFKICNSTITCIII.. A Ili .1, the ‘.l f. unilv hewer titan H amm ,11 if she vroiks at the race of tiNE CI•INT AN , 1.,4,111cr in t 1.143 United w h., will perrult the .Irlblzery of baud ...mina, in Iwn n.vor Machino will do it I—::ter, eliiaar than can powii- LI, Ti. tir-tpat,. in poLlie estimation is now jostlya, ord. lA. LtIS , Gr.ver m I,,iter Machine, for family snit.- for the ['Atoning resson.,z—lst. it is more simple tom easily k...pt in order than any other Machine. ni seam .1Li.•11.111 net.rigor ravel, though every anal stitch 1, cut. nd. It sews (rout lAir!ordisary spools, and thu. all troill,le of winding thread is avoided, while -.1.1114•10..1dne .rut Ic adaptedat pleasurc,by artier° of to Varieties of work. 4th. The same diaeldue silk.litom thread, common spool cotton, twility. tali. The seam is a. elaotic as the T0.,-t t Ilbot . , ttlAt. It 19 fret , trout all liability to iron - fin , : or otherwise. 6th. The stitch inlet.. I,) this ut.keklue 1,111 , ,re heantifill than any other, I either liv haul or ittnelnue. OF Till , . PRES_St 11,41e1d new in Whig. 141.11,111111,' 1.'41,11:m0n of Erie Constitution. IQ. all tliti it I , ' llemoentt. I i t..t it. Telegraph. A 111,11-elield Herald. eirover A Ilaker's I,oirivalle,l-4Rocknort:Advertiser. ',Meis the want' , of till' loatsewife—jAntinrn Ch. Ailvo. A neeeslity 0) the fannly—iSouthern inventor. The elicapest auJ be,t Gazette. They are the in itsc-iWaterf.,nlSentiueL The manortmitired—ll'itt,tton Journal. ~rl.lty ~f 1,11611, , mitronage—{Jersey Shore itOpuh. Ono, s Il ter 6.ive the Lest improventent,--LD net. Journal. Not lial.le to get out of order—{Westchester Jeff. The most e.,nroment its te.e—lellinigo News Letter. moris advantage:A than any other—{Nash. All artiele. are made with it will, easejßasanraGa.-. I•ighleie. lalior of those at home--(lougliman. A ,•1111,1.S ton years ohl mav use it--{Farnter and Via dill do most beauttful sewing—t Allentown l' m. 5.•,, a silk. linen, or cotton thread—fl'itts. Advocate. I, more ' , apple than any other—[Cleveland Reporter. Merl, 11 pl., in every liunilv--tAliingdon Democrat. Sens it yard a minute-{Cleo and Leader. 'cite be-t in usv for farollie,--11311111Cal Recorder. li make. o fine, .troun,e9.lll--iL , porte NATILAN ‘ I ,IIITLNtI i Agent, lel3 Na 10T Market street. U STATE AUTHORITY 2ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD. INCORPOIZATED 1819; CHARTER PER ri:•rn.tl.. Cash Capital, - - $1,000,000 surpni,, 3111) 1. less. $1,0a1,411 SO, Lashes adjusted and 1.:0,1 id2.oeupou. Property insuredagainst DANI:EIt ItY FlR'''. Olt 01: Tit E OF INLAND NA V rates and rultts as StliTelriey alid fair profit trill permit. MVINLEY'S ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY. - No. 27 1-2 Fifth St., opposite the Exchange Bank APOINLEV, AT lIIS SPACIOUS • anti elegantly nrmigeil rooms, located as above is protiumd to furnish all the Luxuries of the Season in his line. Delicious Ice Cream, Fruits, Fresh Pies, Cakes of all kinds, And every degeriplion of Confectionery•; all of the bes material will ho nerved to order. day and evening. Aire- °niers for partie4 promptly filled. Call audjung (or )onrsolf. (nyti) M. M'GINLET. MARBLE! MARBLE! JOHN H'CAR - G-0 n.ks A BEAUTITITA =ACTION Or MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES, Enclosures, Posts, &c., &e., ws. The public aro respectfully Invited to examine our stock. - Prices low, and work warranted. jyltyis DiO. 386 LIBERTY -STREET. FURNITURE FOR CASH.—A full as sortment of Pittsburgh manufactured FURNI TU RE. embracing BUREAUX, WARD ROBat,, And every article needed inn well furnished dwelling. as well as a splendid assortment of OFFICE FUENITURE;. Constantly on hand and made to order. AS the only terms on %Ouch business is done at this establishment In for CASH, prices are made accordingly. Persons in want of anything in the above line, would he advantaged by calling at FACIUNER & IRWIN'S, N 0.103 Smithfield street, below Fifth. J. D. Fact.utza, Jowl N. Ise-vv. No. 88 Wood street rpll E ATTENTION OF MEN OF MODE RATE MEAN'S is called to the offer for sale of forty of the most eligible BUILDING LOTS in the Second Warn, Allegheny City. The prices are suited to the hard times, and time will be given to suit all purchasers. Fo i = i nlare *quire of A • DER RAYS, Surveyor, • Corner East Common and Water street, no 3 Allegheny City =‘• IN POINT OF PERFECTION OF WORK, VARIETY OF SEWING, R. STRAW'S 32 Market street. WEED'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES A. A. CARRIER k PRO., Agents, li.. EPIE, Surveyor. No. r. 3 Fourth street, pittstoirgh, Pa. BOOK CASES, ffledb2l. THE CORALITE AND PORCELAIN • TEETH have now been extensively tested by the citizens of Pittsburgh, and the verdict in their favor is unanimous. Many have laid aside teeth monnted on Gold plate to avail themselves of the improvements embraced in these new and beautifulstylesof Dentistry. Their superiority consists mainly in their perfect adap tation to the mouth—their perfect cleanliness, being without crack or crevice for and to find lodgment, and made of, a material on which the juices of the month cannot act; they are free from all metallic wren sion or tarnish and do not effect the breath t . a W t fli eh is a great desideratuin, as all who wear Gold, Raver, Plan- • nuns or other metallic Plate, can testify. They also combine great strength with lightness, corn. fort and elegance—this with their close resemblance t o , natural teeth render them the most desirable itubsti-.: totes for those organs ever offered. An examination will fully confirm all that has been said in their praise..., N. STEBBINS, M. D. Dentist, in Penn street. N. B. Teeth drawn by the painless process. jelextor. PROF. WOODS' HAIR RESTORATIVE. UNRIVALLED IN KARKET, WITH IMMENSE Home and Foreign Demand. IF YOUR HAIR IS GRAY, IF YOUR HAIR IS THIN, OR IF YOU ARE BALD, IT WILL RESTORE IT. IF YOU HAVE DANDRUFF, IF YOU HAVE SCALD HEAD I F YOU HAVE NERVOUS HEADACHE, IT WILL CURE THEM. TO PRESERVE THE COLOR, TO PREVENT ITS FALLING TO MAKE THE HAIR GLGSSY, USE WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE. SOLD BY 0. WOOD & CO.. 114 MARKET STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO., PATENT MEDICINE DEALERS, AND DRUGGISTS, IN CITY AND COUNTRY_ Sold by Dr. GEO. EL KEYSER, No. 140 Wood street, and B. L. FAIINESTOCK & CO., No. 60, corner Wood and Fourth street.% and by all good Druggists generally. jo4...3mdAw ITH & SUFFER NOT.—D. GOLDSMNOT.—DRS. CO., No. 42 Sixth strnet, Pittsburgh, Penn's, still continues to be consulted on all diseases of a FRIVAT.E. or DELICATE NATURE. From a long conrse of study and practical experience of unlimited extent, Drs.G. Ar Co. have the gratification of presenting the unfortunate with remedies that have never failed to cure the most alarming case of Gonorrhea and Syphilis. Beneath his treatment, all the horrors of Venereal and Impure Blood, Scrofula. Ulcers, fain and Distress, or Inttammation of the Bladder and Kidneys, Abscesses, Humors, Frightful Swellings, and the lona train of horrible symptoms at- tending this class of diseases, are made to become as harmless na he simplest slings of a child.: SEhtINALWEAK N,S—Drs. G.,t.C10. devotes much ' of their attention to the treatment of those cases caused by . a secret and solitary habit which ruins the body and tnind,unfitting the unfortunate individual fur either bust. ness or society. Some of the sad and melancholy effects produced by these early habits of youth are,Weakness of the back and limbs, Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspep sia, Nervousness, derangement of the Digestive rune bons, symptoms of Consumption, etc-, etc. The fearful effects on the mind are much to be dreaded, viz: Loss of memory, confitsion of ideas., depression of spirits, evil forebodings,_ version to society, self-distrust, timidi ty, etc., are among the evils produced. Such persons, before contemplating marriage, should consult a physi cian of skill and experience, and be at once restored to health and happiness. Anne and Fever cured, and war ranted. All letters containing a foe, addressed to Drs. GOLIeOIITH h CO., Pittsburgh, Penn's, will meet with prompt attention,and medicines forwarded,seeure from olerervation, and a cure guaranteed. The strictest RC cre,,y observed in all case, Ira_ Don't forget the place, N 0.42 Sixth' street, burgh. Pa. apltiklydaw EYE AND EAR DISPENSARY. Ofre !ten ,frrf t, (2, El Ifp xtairs,) Duffle°, N. Y. - LISTA BLI:*11 El) BY THE ,CELEBRA. , ..121 TEL DR. JOHNSON. late of London: England. A great de.covery in the science of medicines, being a certain amt speedy cure for restoring the sight and r.:inet - ing all disc.,. peculiar to the eye. This is uni i.ersally acknowledged the only safe and sure remedy now known. I t hi been liscsi with great success Ly the most skillful physicians in Europe and America. Patients in any part of the country can treat them relies :•iicee, , fully at a modianta expense, thereby aroidur , the illintzer and expense of filling into the hand , o? p1i3,1C3811.5. This medicine (sufficient to cure.) will tie went by mail or express, with all neces sary directions, p• 11 receipt of Ten Dollars. Pr. Jehosoa's C.-renal and Infallible Clare for Ikarnets awl' Siseing Aljsoi in the Ears, Nem= Haiti and _lliad Cbmplanits, Affording instant relief to sufferers who have been Irons bled with deafness for many years. After using this remedy a few days the patient it suddenly and almost miraNillatsly enabled to hear ordinary toned converse. non; in the course of a few weeks the most obstinate ease of deafness is effectually'cured. Patients too numerous to mention have been restored to perfect hearing, and forever rescued from the snares of the numerous dangerous unqualified pretenders of the preseut day. Hon pital and private testimonials and eerhfitattes from the most eminent physicians and sur geons it, England, in whose presence deaf persons have !wen cured, and many Intndreds of private patients cured can Is, seen or referred to. A ease of this medicine, slough to effect a cure.) will bo forwarded to sny part r the country for Fifteen Dollars. Address - DR. JOHNSON, Drawer 404. • Office 05 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y. =En ealtl► and Happiness Secured. THE CONCENTRATED CURE, THE CONCENTRATED CURE, A POWERFUL REMEDY, A POWERFUL REMEDY, FOR WEAKNESS, FOR WEAKNESS, FOR EARLY INDISCRETION, FOR EARLY LNDISCRETION,- TRY IT! TRY IT ! TRY IT! TRY IT YOUNG MEN WHO ARE SUFFERING from the etiecta of youthful indiscretion, can be surely and TOrmatiently'restored by using the Ua1 . i .. q . a11kg3 .. ...M21 . MM . A ta T. 3 -PA. V I 'T A 32/, A. Remedy of Great and Certain Power. This remedy is put up in small viola, and can be sen t by niatl to any addresa. A trial will satisfy. Use it for a week, and you will extu‘rienee a great benefit. A cir cular containing full particulars, sent (free) on applica tion. Price per bottle $l.OO. • tine bottle will knit a month. N. IL—This remedy is suitable (or either r. ,se Ad. dreg_ K. CRLIGER, Medical Ngerit., PRIVATE DISEASES.—DR. BROWN'S mEDifiAL and SURGICAL:Otfice, 'lsla. 10 SMlTH ticlit street. Pittsburgh. Pa. , -Or. BROWN is an old citizen of Pittsburgh, and has been in Practice fey the last twentu-tive years- His busi ness has been confined mostly to Private and Surgical Diseases. , . . .... . CITIZENS AND STRANGERS in need of a medical friend, should not fail to And out the sure place of relief. The Doctor is a regular grvcclm ate, and his experience in the treatment of a certain class of diseases is a sure guarmi tee to the sutterers of obtain ing permanent relief, by the use of his remedies and following his advice. DR. liRdWII'S RF:MEDIES _ never fail to cure the worst forth of Venereal Diseases, Impurities and Scrofulous Affeetions. Also, all diseases arising from a hereditary stint, which -manifests itself to the form of stetter, loofria4s, and a great nlan forms Of skin diseases, the origin of which the patientis en tirety ignorant. To persons so afflicted,Dr.Brown offers hopes of a sure and speedy recovery. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Dr. Frown's remedies • for this •alartning • trotiblo,"- brough ton often by that solitary-habit of sensual Mts. " fication, which the young and weakmintled often we . way to, (to their own destruction,) are the only reliable remedies known in this conutrv—they are safe, "and Make a speedy restoration of health. RHEUMATISM. ltr. Brown's remedies never fail to cure this _painful o disease in