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SATURDAY MORNING ----- AUGUST 13
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
. AUDITOR GENERAL,
RICHARDSON L. WRIGHT, of Philadelphia
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN ROWE, of Franklin County
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
ALLEM= LIW /MGM
GEORQE F. GILLMOBEof Pittsburgh
• ' blSTikr ATTOANET:
JOHN N. M'CLO WRY, of Pittsburgh
STATE EETATOL
-SAMUEL BI'KEE, of Birmingham
ASSEMBLY:
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JOSEPH H. DAVIS; of Allegheny City;
SAMUEL W. MEANS. of Robinson tolvnship;
,PHILIP A. STRVENSONiof Moositownship;
JACOB STUCKRATIL of Allegheny City;
ANDREW JACKSON BEAUMONT, of Pittsburgh
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opuxticOibiussiusilt:
EDWARD CAM - MELD, JR:, — Of Pittsburgh
JAMES BLACRMORE;of-Pittshurgli.
COUNTT: AUDITOR; .
JOHN T. STUMM, of Pittsburgh
COUNTY strargroa:
JOEL KETOHUAL of'Elizabeth
DIRECTOR OP THE PO=
TEttliiiii3 NEEL, of Tarentum
The New York Associated Press. and the
European News at Halifax.
The, agent for the Associated Press has pub
lished a long communication setting forth the
causes of the present disagreement with the No
vsi. Scotia Telegraph Line. The parties owning
the latter, have" granted the right to certain
persons to use the wires six consecutive hours,
commencing immediately after the arrival of
the. Europen steamer at Halifax. The press
of the country must wait until these private
individuals have passed their despatches
through,'lt will be apparent to the public
that such a system, if tolerated, might' be
fraught with the greatest injury to the mer
cantile community The point is so obvious
that the American Telegraph Company has
refused to transmit any despatches from Sack
vine until after the arrival of the package of
the Associated Prest from Halifax by horse
exprees..
The members of the Association are re
sponsible for the annual expenditure of over
two hUndred thousand dollars for gener
al news alone. Their arrangements they
now consider as perfect as circumstances
will permit, with the exception of the flaw at
Nova Scotia.. Although they may be com
pelled to use horse expresses where they would
prefer lightning, as in Nova Scotia, they are
determined, should the occasion demand it, to
buy more steamboats, subscribe for the con
struction of more telegraphic lines, purcha,e
more news yacts, and train more currier pi
geons, in order to manage their own affairs in
their own way.
Douglas Clubs.
We undersfand the friends of Stephen A.
Douglas intend organizing a Club to further
the 'exprsion of public opinion in behalf of
their favorite. This is all commendable and
praiseworthy. The " little giant " has
of warm friends in this region, who will de
vote their best energies to secure his noinina
tion. We are not fully posted as to the details
of this movement, but if the men whom we
know to be friends of Senator Douglas, to lie hold
of the movement, there can be no such word as
fail.
National Fair.
The United States Agricultural Society will
hold their annual exhibition this year at Off -
cage, commencing on the I•_'th, and continuing
until the Pith of September. The Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company
will issue excursion tickets for that occasion,
'good. for ten days. This will afford many an
opportunity to visit the Prairies of the West,
at cheap rates.
Great Northern and Southern Malls.
The Post Master General has extended the
time for receiving proposals for transportation
of the great daily Northern and Southern mails
between Portland, Maine, and New Orleans,
Louisiana, to Tuesday, the first day of No
vember next, and changed the time for the
commencement of the service to the first day
of January, 1860.
POOR WISE is catching it in all quarters for
his loose letter writing, and:not without rea
son. The New York Herald, of Thursday, in
speaking of the Albany Regency in connection
with the Wise ticket says -" Mark the croc
odile tears of the tender-hearted Cassidy! He
says that ' for ourselves (Dean Richmond, Cas
.sidy, Comstock and the other members of the
junta) we regret - that the letter of Mr. Wire
was ever made public.' The grief of Cardinal
Antonelli at the late shocking butcheries at
Perugia is not more innocently expressed.
But again, groans out the distressed Cassidy,
we copy the ill-omened letter, which we
have withheld from our readers only from a
sentiment of sorrow that'one so honored by, the
Democrats (Governor Wise), in spite of his
antecedents should have had the perversity to
pen it.' sentiment of sorrow.' - Imagine
the •sorrow ' of a Barnegat wrecker with his
false lights, his 'sorrow ' at;the discovery of a
good ship stranded on the beach; or the 'sorrow'
of a prowling house thief in stumbling over a
pile of silver plate, and you have this senti
ment ' of the Albany Regency. We say'that the
letter in question was shown to and accepted
by the 'Regency in confidence ; that they ful
filled this condition in their usual way, by
handing over the letter to all corners, by send
ing it off to Mr. Dickinson at Binghamton,
and by graciously ,Allowing it to be copied
for the general information of the Democ
racy."
E have the most cheering accounts of the
Democracy in the western counties of this
State. As the time approaches for de v ciding the
political complexion, of the State, the earnest,
honest working men of the party do not hesi
tate to declare all past differences forgotten,
and express a willingness to (1-operate for the
election -of the State ticket. This i as it
should be, and' we hail, the return of friend
ly feeling as a certain harbinger of success.—
We have not, at the posent moment, a particle
of doubt of the triumphant election of the
ticket, which, we confess, was not our opinion
six weeks ago.
THE Philadelphia Academy of Music will
be opened on the 20th of September, for the
production, by the Ullman, Strakosch Troupe,
of eight representations. . Among these, opera
habitues will he delighted to find the operas
of Sappho and Potinio, both entirely new in
that city, and which is designed to produce
with a strong cast, and all the accessories re
quisite for imparting full effect to these cele
brated compositions of Tacini and Donnizetti,
The regular winter season, at the Academy,
will commence on the 6th of December. Mr.
Strakosch is now in Europe, searching for the
best talents in the great capitals. .
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AssISTAST Attorney General, Alfred B.
31.'Calmont, has been 'appointed Acting At
torney General during the absence of Judge
Black, who is at present on a visit to Fayette
Springs.
THE immortal Jinks has been advanced to
an eighteen hundred clerkship in the Pension
Office. Mr. Jinks should not write any more
letters.
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How a Soldier Feels to Hattie.
A young French officer thus writes of his first
exprienco in auto : ,
c u
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a b r a g c e k ,
u f; o r .
6 '; v t e he we t3 r n e etn n y ot .
most prudent, for this
m Thnu ii mi :a B(e e w)ru r oas o ru u s ` o s ile . n fi lnic r ooe e rl' i-- esgokh s ve o etpro: fatal to the white coats—
did us but little harm. Our conical balls pen
etrutedVieir dense masses, while those of the
Austrians whhitled past our ears and respected
out pefsons. " It was the first time I had faced
tire, nor was tile only one. Well, lam sat
isfied with myself. True, I dodged the first
balls, but Henry IV., they say, did the same
at the beginning of every battle. It is, in
fact, a physical effect, independent of the
will.
"But, this tribute paid, if you could only
feel how each shot electrifies you. It is like a
whip on a racer's legs. The balls whistle past
you, turn up the 'earth around you, kill one,
wound another, "and you hardly notice them.
You grow intoxicated, the smell; of gunpow
der mounts to your brain. The eye becomes
bloodshot, and the look is fixed upon the enemy.
There is something of all the pasSions in that
passion excited in a soldier by the
sigbtof blood and the tumult of battle.
• "Everybody who has tried it, testifies to
the peculiar intoxication that is produced by
being . in a battle. There is an infatuat
ing influence about the smell of powder,
the shrill whistle of a bullet, and the sight of
human blood, that instantly transforms men
from cowards to heroes—from women some
times to monsters. None can tell of the na
ture or mystery of .that influence but thoso
whohave been in the fray themselves."
The Sea—Serpent--The'lllo.pster Caught.
The Yarmouth, 24Iass., Re g ister says that
the far-famed sea serpent has lately visited
that port, and was chased up a narrow creek
and caught. He turned out to be a horse
niackerel; measuring over eight feet, in length
and weighing three hundred and sixteen pou
The Register says :
It
is the opinion of experienced fishermen
that this is the fish Which has given nse to the
belief in a sea -serpent. When it' is running
at its ordinary speed in search of prey, it
moves along just under the surface of the
water, producing s wave which rises up in a t•c
ries of corrugations for about one hunred feet
in a straight line, before it falls oil' into tbe
ordinary spreading wake producdd 'by a body
moving through the water, This lippearitnee,
in moderate weather, so closely rcsetuldc that
of a huge serpent moving over.the'E.urface of
the water, that it is difficult, even for the--e
accustomed to the appearance, to realise that
it is nothing but a wave, and it is riot strange
that, when seen for the first time, it should
strike the beholder with terror.
Anecdote of Gen. Jackson
The North Carolina Chri.than Ad,,eale.
published at Raleigh, in its issue of the .Ist
inst. gives tho following anecdote of (4.. n. Jack
son, in illustration of his extraordinary knowl
edge of human nature :
"HE IS no JUDGE or PEEACIIIN , ;e: — Here
is a characteristic anecdote of Gen. Jackson not
before published, and conveying a oseful hint
to critics upon ser_nons. It was given to Gov.
Ellis by President Buchanan during his la cent
visit to North Carolina, and we repeitt it from
memory as it was told by Gov. Ellis in an /id
dress to the students of Trinity College at the
late commencement
When President JacMimi appointed Mr l'..i
chanan minister to Russia, the friends. of in 4 er
tainwentleman solicited for him an appoi n t.
merit as secretary of legation. A IthOugh the
qualifications of the gentleman were moo, •
tionahle, and his friend_ numerifus and influen
tial, Gen. Jackson pertinaciously rermed
give him '.ho appointment. And he o' \ pkin
ed this refusal to Mr. Buchanan be ,ayitig.
He is nojudge of preachin g ••llow.i. i th a t
asked Mr. Buchanan. - Why, 'mid acksom•
attended the Methodist church a Sunday or
two ago, and heard a 1114 nut HMO and v1.41114'11(
sermon delivered by Dr. Durbin. -
It was the logic of the (bole', sot on lire by
the fervid zeal of d,•\-,•tion to Christ. The of
feet was very great upon the congregatiiiii.
All worn awed into silence and rift erefi c e, and
I felt as thilugh I itood before the awful inns
ty of the eternal God. A s I pas, e d iro n , the
church, this gentleman for whom the appoint
went is solicited, joined iiii• ue,l lirol.ii
the solemn feelings the herlllinl had in,pnred,
by saying: • The preacher ha: us a N ,- ry
poor sermon nothing new in it, i. 1.11 a m .r.•
declamation.' •• Sir," added the ohl (ban-r
-at, "that man is not lit I'4 office, he. is not to
he trusted, because he is nu judgi• o f preach
ing."
And Gen. Jackson did not appoint him to
the legation to Russia. low be was able to
infer disqualification for the office fr.im want
of just views of a-sermon the President did not
explain. But the future history of the man
proved the instinctive foresight of .leeL,on
into character. Upon .Mr. Bucharian'A return
from Russia, he called upon the Pre,ident,
whose first words, after the salutation, were, ••
told you that man was not to be'trosted, be
cause he was no judge of pr•aclring, mid sure•
enough he has been unfaithful to the trouts re
posed in him." And SO it was, the gentle•m un
had become guilty of a breach of fill ti r prin
dples which are dear to a man of honor and
integrity.
This incident gives us an interesting glimve
of the peculiar characeer of Gen. Jack,Ml, and
is quite suggestive toperson, who make or In, r
criticisms on sermons.
A Finished Letter Writer
We copy the following paragraphs from an
article in the LloAon .Ith,
When a comet has passed by, has finally
withdrawn its wondrous tail, one of the ehief
consolations is, that we know it won't come
again for a hundred years, so that the WWll
lions of astonishment or fear are compensated
for by the feeling of security, and the certain
ty that we, at least, have seen the last of it, if
our children's children of the third and
fourth generations haven't. There are some
other comet-like and extraordinary diSpensa
tions of Providence in which there is 110 , ti , •lL (JP -
71 - lent of relief—you never know when to r . 1:141
their recurrence or predict their epochs : they
come upon us unexpectedly, inopportunely,
and (Tose when they happen to. Among these
is the dispensation for the politicians by
which Governor Wise, of Virginia, is per
milted to write letters. There is no toiti nq
anything about when he will write—only one
thing is certain, that he will write and his
epistles will be published, read, and known of
all men. Not long since he wrote and pub
lished a political letter which was thins- eid
umns long—probably no one man in the coun
try has ever read the whole of it—one would
as soon think of sitting down to read through
the American Encyclopedia or the Patent
Office Reports; but the letter has been read i n
parts and sections, es much to each individ ua l
as they could individually endure.
Since the appearance of that elongated epis
tolary effusion Governor. Wise has not scrib
bled more than two dozen scrolls that ha,,•
been published, and we were beginning to
congratulate ourselves that he was about writ
ten out, and that the land would enjoy a brief
respite, when, Jo! the meeting of the New
'York Democracy, at Albany, on Thursday, we,
the occasion of bringing to light the most rt.-
markable and complete letter-writer, of mod
ern times—Henry A. Wise, of Virginia. AV,
publish it for the instruction of the ignorant
the gratification of the curious and the \vomit},
of the wicked.
A Cid of Eight Years' Sentenced M b
H u u g,.
A trial took place at Charlottsville,
last. week, in which a negro girl, only eight
Lwears old, was convicted of an attempt, to
ill her mistress, I,lld sentenced to be Ming,
The inhumanity and brutality of the offense
fur which the accused was tried, and her ex
treme youth, make this one of the most remark
able cases to be found in the annals of criminal
she attempted to kill her 1111,th•SS
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jurisprudence. The charge against her as that
p in wh A o pr l i v_gconfined April last,
to her bed fromrotraeted
sickness, and was very feeble, and entirely
helpless,) by chocking her, draggin g her out
of bed, and brutally beating her with the tongs
and burning her with coals and embers. /rh o
probability is that she would have succeed e d
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in killine• her very seen, had she not been pre
vented by the arrival of the family physician,
who found her upon the floor in a state of in
sensibility. In consideration of her youth the
jury rA•mmended the condemned girl to tho
clemency of the Executive.
/SS ELMIRA lizssoN - , whose father lives a
few miles east of Springfield, 0., mysteriouidy
disappeared on Tuesday week, and it was sup
posed that she must have met with foul play.
The citizens of Springfield were greatly excit
ed on the subject—held public meetings—drag
ged ihe creeks for her body, and searched the
country far and near, when 10, on Sunday even
ing last, she was found under a bed at a neigh
bor's house! She is supposed to be insane.
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A New York letter writer relates the follow
ing story of a pretty maid servant who, by hav
ing been left solo ruistross of the house in tho
abFence of the family at Saratoga, was fortu
nate enough to attract the attention of a weal •
gentleman and secureJiim fora husband. Here
is the story, which will be read with an absorb
ing interest by chambermaids and maidens gen
erally : •
Almost every-body that is anybody is now
out of town. The businuss streets urn less
crowded than usual, while the fashionable ones
are entirely deserted, The young men in the
downtown Wholesale stores have nothing to do
but to loaf, read the papers, and try to keep
cool. The splendid re:Adenees in the Fifth
avenue and other similurstreets arc burred and
bolted, and even a procession welt a band of
music brings no one to the windows, as it pass
es, but the servant-girls Who remain at home
They have a good time playing the lady while
their mistres,es are dancing at Saratoga and
bathing at Newport. But I would have you
know that some of the maid-servants here are
a very good-looking and well-behaved class. A
most amusing illustration of the infatuation of
certain people,and of the attractiveness ofothers
occurred the other day. A roan, man from
one of the interior Staten, having come to town,
thought it but right and proper that he should
pay his respects to a family with whom some
members of his own had been well acquainted.
He got himself up regardle,s of expense, and
haying been shaved and shampooned at Phu
lon's, and having dined at tire tit. Nicholas, be
started to call upon hi., ari,tocratie, but unfa
miliar, friends. Ringing the bell, a very hand
some young woman .•aille to the ‘limr and let
him in. I Tpon inquiry a- to whether the ••folks
were at home," ho wa, informed that t were
not, that they hcul been out of tow n some time,
and would he al, ent all summer.
The yciung fresh from the eonhtry.
and could not distinguish the, lad,. froni the
maid. list 'lug heard hi, describe
11 ----, he inaile tip his mind that the
person before him notii• other than she
whom lie had eel let( to see. The netid - servitrit
denied the soft imp, aehno ut. 1.0 wm,:(l
barn it that was only playing
it night or tier her“re heel) t., ,ve "She Stool,
to Conquer, - at one of slur theatre , . Th.• maid
gel - v:1111. finding it t,i undreoiye the
young from the eeeunlrs, in, itial hint into
the parlor. They 110;0. the .•isisp:, very idea.*
antly together, the ready and itirited iiiirivet -
-atom id' the -irviint e.ar.i n the; the vs:itor
that had been I,i sin_'an a-elloed part.
lie thought that isle. %vie. intelligent and
enough to Ise the , 13111:1Iler or the proprie
tors, lc w,re reit. t " niler this ~'ms he hot.
he wrist Ln his hotel, lest.un lit he n+-
sored her that he would eall and hi •
sleep NVI4, , wie . teried by plea-ant
dreams. Ills vi rreqw nit and eon iitarit,
and, although lis. s:n-4. , i-0,1 hi ne-el I that
the young woman a 11-, Wee a Maid
errs ant, rind list Lhe hily id the Lon
his interot leer he- incieesed Filf•li an es
tint that he luei pr.t. .1i niarrini:e
Ile i, heenu.t in hi. intentior. , . and ll Is.
in the world. and I will
will iir deal iiiieateluitii, much
tall, a , that siiiin tee tat. , phi,. het Si eon tile toil
and the ilatiLtliter of a genthi•
man late a Lieutenant in the lei.vv
of I :ngland
Y..rl,
1,ar.7. !of Fr,i.,11 11 If ' II,. J 141,1 Sc
I:riti.ll
La , Ii..11111i,! , aiii.l,ll , /1,1
An \ i•'11, ~t;1,1 ;;rt,a.. u•
th.•••\ jr , L
iluildro Ilf ❑ y.•.ir
11f1.7.. ~.tll.l 111..11 ,
, 1.10. x, 311.
ILre nuut..llll,, 11..1-
‘ , .•(1: in thi• ..I,lt, I.••
t•-
, 61,10 ml,l t ri.l. lii
'ill 11, I ii,. Lt
63t It • .1/1111c/01 .01114/ 4 , 4 1101 :1:1.:1111 4 4/ lilt m.
pr ,, ,h14,1 th 1t u.lln 401111 h
it
.1..1.1,1,-t nth], 4 , 1u1t1 rl.l.
% clit•i-Altli•
I'lu I). I) , 1:11,
rm.!' th,• r•L•rr, h. 5..11 Oh
pre•3,•110,1 ,Lt I..+:in..n, thf
1 , 1 ultism, It i- , th:it :II
hi, ,•arl liCt•. the
his I.,rtnor ‘Vb:nt.c.Pat,
:001 I 1111,,, I,ry bpuchin
511 i “I . .llthictry 1:1,t, I
I , •
11. m 1 Glthar -
Up, I
be.4in 111.• ..1 tray olip;
1-t, I 1.• 1.4• 1).•
,p 1 11, -yd.,.
ith .11- t
staliciont 111,11.1• hin) , •lf I a
A Lit - ~~•:~•,~•r1.. , 111.. ancl
\\ at, 1:11.1r , .:1.1. Now Volk, :k
thr,v h , r aiwnit
killing it inland
•1•n Lc ll,r t.ntiZorilari ti:•• tradi 1111111,,1
liti'ly Mid th,•
v,114•r.• %%,
Til ,d• rite -
iv
Nt, Urlretm, 11141 . t.• n itil
that city. It ttplo•ar.• that
bat r• c.irtailleti 311 1.11,1 .1,19wil tile
the right .1 . us , tho IN•irt:4 t 4.
tesltlio Hty pri -
A ill I . ll . l6l , lithht 11.1,1• laallainc•1111'. LI
Titarand -ewing iffitillint. to b.• t.,
tli.• iif Tlii•
thi• ar.! ‘ , l NV4aal lit.llllt
11'ondiir if Eugenio will n
ull . N\ 111 g 1%11 , 11 tia•
heel itet an ;11111 Nlllll'll.
A a., el deel pia., in the cilla ~ ut
2 i t
Itilt•ltt uml ti fti 11 had 7i yearn' u. s 1 , .11;•••
11 1, 1/,.., find, 1111,,r 111101 , y (11,11111,, •
It. the matter by t field. 1t „ 111.1.•
harral shut gull:, at thlrti --.lx I:Lt • in, 01, V
HI
IJlrerrd and ~,.4111,1. the parties,
I low.. :tad fire. They in., 111,1 111-1:11.,
111 , 1110. It hen tine., Ille•ij t•i , lli.• i.llO 1,1,1 uut
there, and se.. v, lint is t,. haipori Tho
nefilieNv then tusk aim and tired, 1... th barrel ,
ah-itine leit.fortunately, without
etleet. Tin uncle, then ad t.. fir.., thou
the nephew cried out., •• nit nl. it le--
1101, kIIMN 1 had 111.,11:lrgi.11 1,.111
The uncle nth:Laved :Led tired, tme.hia r the
mph's hi-. Idle. Tli.. 1...1.11ea then drew a
and lining 111:14b• 11 hole in ill..
had, when the ticu Dien . 1111..11v1,41 and
ed the .•oinbat, the Ilitlieult y bete e e ll
the panties,
A T A PIG.-- tho Nt 1L,1,. 11
t.olls 111 that A - tilt 11:1c,• iini• 4.r jlor
1,1 that er
..te, yor
‘V hat 114100 y 041.114110 v;itli it •
Killed it 1111,1 it, it. vpr
Oh, I':d 1011011 iiriitiOlt nil , 1
111111 iiiir 1,14, tili•judg
mint day, 1111:11 Will ms li , gig
of your,ell . 1011011 the tcid ,, n 3r•••,1,.. yth
theft"'
"i)id y.. 0 ,ny th, w , 41141
ri \Trance
"To be cure 1 did."
%Veil, thin. yer rivern nee, I I Mrs
Molony, there's your pig."
TII I ITP 11011.1ade Inn I. are about
to be shipped to Louisiana, from th.• Novelty
Works, New York. They are designed for the
sugar planters' use in procuring fuel for boiling
the cane. I'lacr•d in the forest they cut the
trees down and saw them into four feet lengths
affecting, with the labor of two 'nen, what has
up to this time been the work of twenty.
Tu
E present worth of a note dram for $lOO,
Payable inn year at I; lafr cent., is $94 31, and
the interest of course is $5 Gli ; that i:; the prin
cipal and interest together arc equal toyloo,
or the face of the note. So when a banker dis
counts from the face of a note, he discounts on
both principal and intereq.
N EAR. Tli B (ATV, and in a 11 , :dthy and
plen , out lucnti,a 4 mo have for Nak a two-story
Fnune Dwelling ficao, and Su acre. of laud. The
house oontailis a hall, dining roOra, parlor. Ickohea,
wash-house and live chambers, g, POd
in every room; a well of son water, stabile carnage-house
convenient; about 50 fruit trees, erae ee &e. &e. Price
$5.000: S. CUTIIIi SON.
a_19412 51 Market street.
GLASS. -3110 bxs. a_ssorted Window Glms
for eale by (aug3) HENRY E. COLLINB.
IMEINISI
~
-'1 ,
• ~`,.
MEI
Husband
1.144. st
....~.. :w: .., .:.
- . 4
111terhavos Holland [lnters
The press of the country has been particularly
loud in It r praise of, these linters Among the many
notices, ve off, the following to an impartial public :
-It i. 0 well known fact that we do not putt patent
Wilk. len and that we but seldom advertise them, but
thur area Holland Hitters come to us endorsed in such
fanner, as a specific for the diseases it professes to
cure, that we not only advertise it, but pit it this favora
ble notice, unasked by the proprietor."—/loadd Zictung,
New York.
The Philadelphia divas. in speaking of the late °std.
tion held in that city, by the Franklin Institute, says:
"In noticing medieine9. we are always extremely cau
tious, unless satisfied of the merits of the article. Among
abuse exlithitisl I, the celebrated Holland Bitters This
Illedhatle has been extensively introduced into every
State in the Unton, and into the Canadian Provinces,
principally within the last two years. The exhibition
shows testimonials in every language known in America,
among which we notice one from the late John
ton, of Itelawnre,
"lherhave's Holland Bitters are an invaluable remedy
in all cases of Dyspepsia. They impart,, stroug,lo
tone to the stomach, and are the l,e,t renovators of the
system generallv."—Chkayo lialldia.
"Dyspepsia, neadache and Indigestion, by which all
persons are more or less atit,ted, can usually be cured
by taking moderate exercise, wholesome Mod , mid a
dose of Bserhave's Holland Bitters one hour before each
meal."--Baltimore
Ikerhave's BoHand Bitters for lapapepsia,llenalaclie,
Lops of Appetite. Nervous I oebility. anti IllidIPC:191 , AC011-
soquout upon a disordered stomach and Liver. This ar
tich• us very favorably Icio.ovu thorolighout the West, anal
regularly prescribed by sttlit: of the most distinguished
play sicians."—Phitadelphin lea flce.
- There can be no better remedy fa ar Inaligestion.lleart-
Mira. anal Loss of Appetite, than Itaerhave'p I lolland
Itit
tern."—.lfn•higno 11: gaoler.
head Chrrfu The Geutnno highly Concentrate.
Paerhave's Minima Bitters is pert up in half pint bottlt
only, and retailed at ono .lollar fair bottle. The gre:
demand for this truly celebrated Medienio hat induce
tinny imitations, which the public shuuWguard again.
pureha,i rig. Beware of itTlikfiLiollt See that our Ilan
is on the label ofuwiry
BENJAMIN PAGE, .In. S IX)., sole proprietor a , N
27 Wood. between Find and Second ,LA.. Pittsburgh.
Meru o,dvertisements.
Aolice
In Ow !natter of the Partition Of I In the orphan, cow
too 'trot Entatv 3I al: XVII- I erClariuu eunnty.
lian,+,late of Itlonroc tolll,,lnp. ; No. 2, of \la) Earth
clarion , omlty. • JIS:I9.
To the iwirB and Leal h . prt!sent:ttives oh
ul.oo.asunt: V“11 arn 110rnhy notified
that It) virtue of a tovrtain writ of partltunn, runt of
the Clair! 10101, Zllllllt an ittuint , t Hall Lc livid nn
duty. 11t. , 2011u far An:001.11,1. 0110 o'clock. A. M..on
real Calif deooa , ..ul, -11110 to m Putuntrunu town
hip. clutrunn e,nuly afturo.ol.l.aultounin t t Innulo of
Fulton. Lunt ry r 01,00. AleNunde-r liroutt and John
Rahn-,eneutauttin nuturty-ns utcru, utourt-or hurthe
junrjun , o Of 111111,111:1 putrlttoun to 011.1 tounututt Ihu huts, if
, 1111/0 ~ 111 110 111 , 110 wotwol prooolo, to or , podin,
tto• lott it Utr • .111' cannot ho divided, then to
1.1115 utrud uppr.o du , 'ant real t.-tad. , anr..oaluly b , the
, Moral Act- , n 1 A- -oulluly m .00.11 made and pro
s. obul. olooti tlno. ,tll,l plena. !wrotrils intert,loll
inututipul to a 11,11,1
.1.1111•14 t 1:.1 1. lin Evil% SltPritr.
(71ttrttili. An•at+l Gth. 1559
tlioliTEryrti 1.1::;1' APi'i.ici
I_l Ttt tNt , tilt-4 w Ott, clt:rl;', tit
i .,• nit 1.. Al/mll-1.
CIIIHIIII;ZI1,111 .1011 n. Milli nth. r 21 W , l, hit -E6 , 1 ,
1 I.•.limar,ll
M'Ned., vl l. Li,•111. Ch. to, mdup
1ie.F.•10.,,,•ti tlty,th. 1.-ft‘nik no,
11. , Fluan. with gr.,41,4111%%.”..1,
Tilt/M',,4 A. 1111 W LEV. Cl , rlf.
:t1)1...13-31
R E CCTIO
BOOTS AND SHOES
W. E. SCHMERTZ CO
An th. 1 , 111111,. their
s 111.11 ER STOCE OF HOOTS AND SHOES
~•t• , •111..riner prr•'._
To M .k. II 00111 for Pall nt
; iY )1.i.:1 lIINi 1 . 1 /1, L.% - )1 .
I tie Folt11;11,1);(..: w.•
till. T., f... 11 1 . 114 ,•,4
1,1, NIT LZ1.1.1.-1. I.
C I "I' L
Ism \ ctuvEß.,4
t wont of
I:1' 1: Nl\ F. , . )1;s,
1.. t. ~ 1 1 1411'
Pti.• ,, , I1:1 Itii.
(7 11Cr1%RI1illT SYi Ni;.
No.
A'r At
1 /N —lln TUF.SI,.II M(MNINI;. Augo.t IU
to v3rl.•ty of g 30.1
Futon to at Ow / or Mr. No, lot'
ktl, stard. Arn., 111, art,ol,-.4 sre
TAI Pk, 1 1 IN:1/1 , . I:.o , l%in,aand olin, Chair, 111,h:tint low
and Alatlr3_e., I Ire- , 1ng31,3
nnart , n•-top. \\*mt.!. Sl it,
T . ll.lvi, 2 1.11,e 11.11:
'Lod I
a...".
1 7 '1•{1 , 11, rtc. Pt., Also. one
11.. r .
!P \ V IS. Att,lonet.r.
i IATI IN CIZEE I WILL ItE)I4)VE
3. i 1,31 q r./) rittli . 3 / 3 33. ;04/ot tit,
14.3,1,•r. I 5.. Illat
.111 3, , 13 - I' AT .- ( 1 / , 1/, 01..1
%111 , . a I.) storkfor I all 1 rad , .
IN, ,t.
M.okrt
i ES' I .‘ )N I)
.Lll.l ,reoulv rrioo,
CREE P (1).,
I,,rn,r 1,11111; al Market ,trt,t,
'cl.:11 IN -Douglas a...
ft, 11...4 . • 1,.,1.14.n ttflh ntho+lattlo 10tt,114 , .
EA'l't)N, CH ER A. ri
nnit and Market .to
1,1 'f .
rowl
C I N
1! , .) . 1", sil“Es.
Very I,
11. 8U1t1..1:C1.,
. ,
Marki.l -1. e,•, and do, from Plll
om• 5•111.11 I, SID 'lon lucid..
N E:\ I; I ',Buck. sTATI.,N, pitt,l.n.- g i,
„•,,1/1.,:w0 ...di in of iteve- 01
xeelleig lnd- 12 aore- in cll halano.•
-mall a
house land u Rtal.le. mail a nes erTkiline
-.prw. Pi tis• For
.1,12 S. el FTli A. Si/N. id Alarl, reel.
y
I .‘
1 F.: l 'l.S: I P . I
I'4 , myl ' . {. ::. ‘l) l.l l l 1 1 1: :
floi -too. o: with elull sic c , nI. Mules and l'onle•i. Emil ad
dolons, - 11nrey'-.. Method id' florse
and Sysli•ni nor - elm/I,IIIIC iii n nn , .
ino, I 10. .11Ithor, 1111,trilt• tl. 1 vol • 11:
KAY A (Sr. i,, W0r..1 !drool.
4,2 I XTY YEAItS' W.E.kNINt;s rut 0,1
Algobplo.li
.1..1.11 •• tart llll.,,lovrallllllaryd
110.110 i, C indirolg, 1 t 01.. 12 io.
atiel2 KAY & sta,,t
)r t I,A TA LE...!; 1111 'l'l E
Lt ;eon, Welibe Oat itt. is ir all introductory
on the and 1 of Popular Tales:l
vol .
y i , IC ood •ilreel •
.
1 .1 1 - :I I. K.LA ND ' S QUEF;N; 1/17 SCOT
-1.AN11,_1,,..., of tio. tto of Scotland and
Prinee...+o9. eurreeled, with the regal ~ i lotiesioon of
I.rout fit gain; by A!!no., S vols.. 12 In..
Volume b pbn ieeeived.
- I.Z.IY . S . Cii : . 55 Wood mtrei t
N PORE LEMON r
,:dt.
It EUKH:\II k E ELIA ,
Allegheny . 9ty.
N I N K. E BER 6 MO pi t ,.
N..y Ind for
II AM KELLY,
mist .2
Albililelly Cay.
95 I. ,IZ I{ ELS F 11E811 :-.;tei c A NA KV
SEE! , 'net rooerred, and for ' , ale by
BECKHAM .1 KELLY,
All,aheny (Ity.
ISS BlioWN'S WIN Dsuit 11JA
k. s l int ree.•iv,at and for ~ a le I.r
BECKHAM & KELM',
ntiv l2 Allegh•nly City.
1 5 00( i- FINE HAVANA ClifAus
11l n't•elVed and for rile by
5
BECK' II:01 .1:
alzl:2
tr EEN (if.' DIAMUNDS. — Another loi
~1 the 31.0 re jut reveiVeqi. la MP !owes
JOSEPH llottrcK
77 111:trk..t ~beet.
O NE lt
DoLI,A
FINE STEEL SPRINGS,
11'hite and Colored, just received at
aucEi HORNE'S. 77 Market Ntr o e L
P()TAToEs.--30 barrels New YotIT Fluke
Potatoes just received, :aid for sale by
Va
JAMES A. FETZER,
corner Market and First , tri•ets.
P. P., Z/1 0 V ..A. ..t, _
MRS. M. A. WEAVER'S MILLINERY
STORE is removed from N0....t4 Fifth street, to
N. on the opposite side of the street, next door to
Eaton, Cree Co.'s new store, second story. litogl
ESSENCE JAMAICA lAN
JUP GER.—This is an excellent family Illediciue.and at
this SOWOI2 of the year every family should have a Lot.
'le. The genuine fur sale by JOS. FLEMING,
angtl corner of Ommond and Market street. .
APPLES.-29 bbls. choice Green
A...A Apples just received, and for aide by
JAMES A. FETZER,
corner Market and First streets.
../
je.
-
4
A Splendid Farm,
OF ABOUT ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
within an hour's rid° of Pi ttsi.orgh, for sale on lib
eral terms. Apply, aithis oilier, to
align JAMES I': DAM
-
TO PRINTERS.
WANTED.—.I si tuation, either in a news
or lob office, R 3 PRESSMAN, t,y a person of
years practical experience. References—W. S. lip•
or Morning Polit Job Office.
Address _livening
0' E
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADI
- - - -
No. 23 Hancock St.
Til E DUTIFIS OF THIS SCIEO( - )L WILL
be resumedon the FIRST MONDAY OF BF.PTEM-
I:ER. Mrs. M. will be aided by en etlicaent corps of In
structors. The arrangements 4if the Prilleipli enable her
to ensure thorough instruction in the various branches
of n polite and useful education.
• •
A .elect n u mber of ' , naming Pupils will be received.
For further information and circulars, apply at her
residence.
The Western University.
THIS INSTITUTION, with an able Bean(
nf Instrucors, an etensive anvaluabe eaine
et . Mineral, a ei t nnplete set of Chemical and Phil l o,o b phi
17,i1 pparattm. mostly nyw, and n Inego and commieliou.
building, otters the best Mewling., to thin, in a prepii
ninny or collegiate emirs,
The nuNL term wilt imminency Septombce
WM. It Ii EWELL, Seeretarv.
MADAME APOLLINE TETEDOUX ;
pomuls4" 'AND DAY SCHOOL FO
11,11N4.; LAIrI ES, No. 14i THIRD St
Tills School utreri to voting laJiev, heeide, a full En limb .
your., unusual La•Jities to acquire the Frenell
guage and Literature. the Principal. an American bor
having resided several years in 1• ran.,, and being
ed by Mr. Tet•doux. a native of lan, and graduate
the College Charlemagne."
The second annual ,esioou will open en Monday,
I2th of SeptembDr.
Priv., of tuition by the term, iri; French and Ia
taught without extra churn..
NO jelf.llN received under ton year, °l ag ,
For cirrulnr &e., apply at Mr. Mellor's and Mr. Di
FD . ' , Store,. or Di the residence id: Madaine Teted.
4 . ENT
EEL IJA It DI NU.—Six gentlemen
room+ and boarding.
in a 1ir:4,14'3,4 hoarding lime., plc:equal v located on
ker is street. 1,4 ii minutes walk trout the tit +i noiei
the in . For flirt lier informal to W.
IL lIITNEY. 111 the. , Ili., of the llnrmnu Pid.
TARENTITII CAMP MEETING.
WI LL HUN AS FOLD \
from Pitt-hrirlTh Station f”Cf:.i...r,tinn.
II •., 11 111111 P
Friday. at... 131 11111 P. 11. :PO/ P.
1311/, .'.'llllll,llil .1-1
.1. Al 0-00 I 31. 1100 P.
15111, 1 1 1 1 /1141:41,:a. 11111'l A. 31. 11 171 I. NI. 5100 P.
11:111. '1 . 111.,113y. rid ...tils d P.
1711i.1d :ii• ~ 31. 5.1 P/ P.
T4llraday, ..... U. t. p.
—.Ollllll, . 1 !.,1113,1dItIoli, 3 43111 11 dl le-al, at C.. 00
11101`i:4l 1• X.
T 1,1111101 fur PAtsldurgh
lath. ll'utinet , dar. :d...701 e. a. 11 . :10 1. 7:05 P. at.
1110, Thursday. at 7,0 o, y. . ...... . 7:05 p.m.
12th, Frlay. at 70, A. P. v. 7:05 P. at.
1:1111. Saturday. at....... 7,e) .1 LI Its, .1. It. :lOU P. 111 •
sth. Monday. at IA" a. tt. 7 2:00 P.
olb, Tue, I ay. at 7nu s. is, .2 , 41 P. at. 7:05 P. 11.
7th. ti,,tl:s). at. 7.uu .S. x . 2.50 P. II 7:05 P. 11.
Thur,itty, at 7.uti t. v. Ilan) I. 51. 3:t.at r. 5.1.•
—'t is th, ti.ty, tu atbillton. a train till! at 711; P
I ,
unit 10,...,0 P. L.
—lOll Jay. in addition. at 705 P. u.
this tta . t. ill :it 7'05 P. 11.
:111:2:411'011 17. F. MORLI . , Su .1.
- -
H I - w -
NUT AND BOLT FACTORY
Putout /I.t•l'rg.g.gg,A Nut. l.f all g n h . md . ;than,.
Ai 11, Bilthq M: 11• 11/1iVry • Agnezul
turd Igniglggmegit'. Sr.. tut 11.-t.ggi :It gig. grt not.,
Warehott•e, No. 1 14 la. - Ater street.
NIP. : 4 (114.1.1" g co
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Protected Solution of Protoxide
r•irni .s'rreri
H :ks suCI_!ESSFULLY I'A!..:SED '1
to In isleli 11.• W .11 - ••i w, in the Na
Misfit, iilinsitisl. :inil 1111,4 11" w reeelyed:
Intshenie. Its eltieney m islt ire;
CONN' N .1; TETI.EI"S,
1:1t1 1V,.,.1 rks• • I
Affection of the Liver, Dropsia, Neuralgia, Bron
chitis and Consumptive Tendencies, Disor
dered State of the Blood, Boils, Scurvy,
and the prostrating effects of Lead,
or Mercury, General Delhilily,
and all diseases which re
quire a tonic and alters
tivo Medicine is be-
The pro, - 614,1 ettieney tuttnerott.,,o w . .. 11
ttc ..“14.11 14,111 tar eluir
a,ter. that matierer, eatinot
ably he,itate la 1,4•1 ive the prutler.
ed
The l'ernvian Syrup not pro
foss. to la. a enreatll. ita range in;
oxteml‘o, t. cam, many 1/I,e:lseS'
111 , 141rt 1 1illy : r.• intimately
related. and eroeY , altoLt . 1 . .1111 1511.1
'a11.,.. 11111 y by ono rem,
dv. The ela,oi for wlnofi
Me Syrup p 1,11111., a•u re, pr.-a,... -1y Uu.t Wlll,ll
Laa
mien hailled the IM , ,lte,t order of Im•Meinal I+l.ll.
Tlio Col , . are taltL,Mle. the aeye-511.1... and
..alyty and Quinn..) syrup
$2, orris for ;l0; small 1 /omit,
.r stx for sf..
Having in the etneney of the PI:n(1'1A
stia - P. - as a nufffiefnal attent, reefonmend to
tin:tin - en in tiff• tinnecit, tiff. ifarefill reading of
pamphlet.
Rev. John Piet-pont
" •rig,,...
11. tlinelh,
sold by
allgtlAydlw 110 Wood street.
RAILROAD SPIKE COMPANY
Dilworth, D. VV. C.
‘st•t. 11,1•10.1,1
RAILROAD SPIKES,
AND lii tAT spiK
Coe. of Water st. anti Cherry alley,
v;S;:ly PITINI:111,wi1.
JET N A E Wi IRKS.
lIANUAOTURD.II AND MUER IN [VARY VADIETT OF
Cooking, Parlor & Heating Stoves,
PLAIN AND FANCY GRATE. FRONTS, AC.
AT ENT I A EtTENIN, AND SAbil:E
COOK STOVES.
11h,- and Sal., R0n,,:,,
0v21,1t.:1, No. 4 111..1.q, 11l7.6trryls,
Po
CII4IILIES H. Ci11U7,3;,,
STOCK 33 IR. 0 Ir. It
325 Walnut St., Philadelphia
ook Boando and Sold on at Board of Br
•ra:al.so iu Bo,doo. Now York and Baltanoro.
III1Lr2: till
LOCUST GROVE SEMINARY,
I _ , A - VS 7I7 t.MM•TCM'T/I_,l_, '"_
ridH
E NEXT ANNUAL SESSION, of two
t4.,m , . tine nwnth vaeli, it ill in., on I'UEsDAy,
THE Is'!'!! OF sEPTE)II4EIZ. at ii o'elook. A. Al.
'fine Faculty of Teacher, who tilled their situations
with such iledingisisheil sncceae during the year,
continue their ~,imeetion with the iiimitution.
t ht neeolint of the greatly increased laeilities for (ravel
attoriled by the tiewl'as,enger Railway, a limited number
of Day Pupil, will Inc revolved from Pittsburgh. The
number of Boarding puptlo h, limited to thirty. Early
application, are desirable.
Circulars containing general information, terms, Ac.,
may be had at Davis' and liaison's, Booksellers., and at
Eleber's an , l4lellor'a. Music, Ito:dor.; or by addressine,
I through Pittsburgh Postotliee,
atiglasd,rip2o REV. tilEtißriE T. RIDER., A. M.
HUGH 'VI. BOLE,
INF:I3'I3II4)ED AND 711ACITINIST,
„Ld t;REAT FISTERN PLA EYING MILL. eor. Mar- '
bury and Duquesne Way, Pftl.sburgh, Pa.; will make to
order, and warranted a-4 gool i t I can be made, the
following machinery, air :—S Engines. Turning
Lathe,. for wood and iron ; Planers, for wood and iron:
Drilling Machines; I haw,. and ToliaecoEcrew, ; Paten t
right and Model Machines, in the betatnanner:Shalling,
Ponies, and Hangers. of nil sizes and variety; Screws. of
any diameter and pitch, to fifteen feet in length. %VW
also make, and have on hand, Doctor and Nigger En-
Shtes, and Deck Pumps fur steamboaLs, Sc. Lathe
hears and other Planing done to order; can plane X:
inches wide, by 9 feet I inches long.
Aft Orders P . romptly Fdltd and Earnest/0 Su/kited.
N B.—Particular attention and promptitude given to
repairs on Printing Presses a n d other Machines.
ALL KINDS OF sUMMER
New 3dvertisentents.
THE EATING SALOON
Oppc,ite. Central Apo!, Liberty St.
TABLE BOARDERS takr.n at re:L:4 - 41:1We ray
nugliklw.2.lp
G. W. SUCTIIItECK, Proprietor.
MRS. M. H. MYERS'
- Tlt A INS oi - Ert
ALLEGHENY VALLEY HAILHOA
=MEE
of Iron Combined,
ID `2"S P P, PS I
yond question
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EIMMETEI
E.lward E.IIOI❑
DR. GEO. H. KEYSEN.
ALEXANDER BRADLEY,
Solo Propro of Ihe Coloto-nleoi
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
HATS AND CAPS,
DODDS',
119 Wood Street,
One door South of Fifth:
REMO
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/JAII VY DAVIS JOIN PHILLIPS Jo3lipil i. DAVIS
PHILLIPS,
BRASS FOUNDERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
z tr. rer33.m.Rs,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
PLUMBING MATERIALS, GAS FIXTURES, PUMPS AND BRASS WORK,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Agents for Allen's Celebrated Steam and Water Guages )
MANUFACTORY NO. 110 WATER, AND 104 FRONT STS.,
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
Warerooms, In Wood street, Plttsburgh,and Federal street, Allegheny City.
atio.cm&2dp
GEORGE W. SMITH, GREAT WESTERN
BREWER, MALTSTER, AND HOP DEALER, Insurance and Trust CompanT.
Pitt Street, Pittsburgh.
OFFICE IN COMPINI"S BUILDING,
AVI NG COMMENCED BREWING PETU
403 IVabsur Sr., Pumaniayins. CHARTER PER-
T:r
.....
for the season, lam now prepared to furnish my Authorized Capital,
customers with a
STATE3IFeNT, ,3IAY IS, 1539. 5500,000,
CAPITAL—Paid in and securely invested
i ASSETS, MAY IS, 1060.
C.csn—On hand and in Bout - .$12,679 I'. , i
In addition to my replar brands. lam manufactur- In ha of I , t
s
n . . 6.6 - 21 IT
mg a very FINE FLAN OREIJ BITTER ALE. put up in ds
--$ lfti'2o7 0.1
AlllBll packages expressly for family use.
Real Elate owned I.y the Cote an- 49,000 00
This Ale is not only S delightful beverage, but is highly Bonds and Mortgages—bearing six and
recommended by the medic I faculty, for invalids, wfiere per cent. interest 152,94 u AO
seven
s mild, usurislung tonic is required. I have also my Debts due the Company, well secured 17,71i3 81
iclebrated
Stock—Par value 78,450
Bills receivable for loans, he, not ye t matured... 20,117 00
•13
All other securities 15,000,00
SUPERIOR ARTICLE-OF FRESH ALE
WHEELING BOTTLED ALES,
Constantly on.hand, consisting of KENNETT BITTER
AND CHAMPAGNE; PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.
LIABILITIES.
I.Xl,l3M— AdilMed.llot yet du*. s 6.:):: in sent to any part of the city. augll:Gin
Unadjusted • 7,ig1l ti 7
Alvan Ing proof 6.0141 oti
All other claims 2..574 37
,r-,. staym k.,,
-ik. Will be opened to receive
4 ... N, sub , eriptions to tho capital stock of the 1410-
NON4IAIIELA PASSENGER RA I I,WA Y COMPANY.
t. the SL Charles Hotel; in the city of Pittsburgh.on the
THLIZTEENTH DAY OF AUGCST, A. 0., ND, at 10
"d: ha of said day. :1).2-3
CITY AND COUNTY INSURANCE COMPANY.
N"TICE IS ItEREBY GIVEN THAT,
in pursuance of an act of Assembly relating there
to, and the Charter of Incorporation, approved April
11th. Isr.9. Book, to receiveyubseriptionm to the Capital
Stuck "(the City and County Insurance Company of the
city of Allegheny, will re-open :it the office of PETER
PETERSON, Federal street, Allegeny, on- MONDAY, the
110, of July, and be conti n ued until the whole number
of share, are subscribed, front 9 o'clock, A. M, to 4
o'clock, P. M.. each day.
10,iall King, James L.Graham,
Henry Irwin, William B. Posey,
Peter Peterson, John Birmingham,
O. G. Craig. Wm. P. Baum,
James Ohl, John Irwin, Sea,
James Gibson: John Sampson,
C. Yeager, George Lewis,
SlllllllaGormly, Nicholas Voeghtly, Sen.,
John A. Sc,tt. R. P. 1 1 1 • Dowell,
.lobo W. Riddle, David Greig. i
Samuel Lindsay, Jun., J. Longmore,
M. Boreland, Thomas Farley,
D. M. Evan=, Alex. Bilands,
P. W. Poindexter, Thomas Donnelly, l
James Park, Jun, James A. Gibson,
D. Leet Shields,
Cbmmissioners.
jyllaf.
NEW ARRIVAL
PIANO FORTES.-
JUST RECEIVED, A NEW LOT OF
PIANOS,
.
From the Manufactory of
CHICICERING & SONS,
Off)_ and 7 octave,, and various E. tyle of linitth.
Air - A LI, INSTRUMENTS WARRANTED.—
The public aro invited to call and examine the &leek
of the sitb,eriber, which eonsi,Ls of nearly
FIFTY PIA.INTOS
JOIIN 11. iirELLon.
81 WOOD STREET.
AtirrTliree Excellent Pianos to Rent. • Ety•29
NEW STOCK OF MELODEONS.
JUST RECEIVED-1 SPLENDID NEW
lot of MELODEONS, from the
Meter. , of MASON & HAMLIN, Boston, ".41,=, ,,
including all the styles made hy this firm.; ,
Thee instruments have been approved
by the greatest musicians in the country—as Dr-Lowell
7de on, Cleo. F. Hoot, W. B. Bradbury, and others—eon.
sapiently they can be relied on as being fin[ class inrfra
meaty. hey are noted for the following points:
1. Their pure jail musical muility of tone.
'Their great flower of time.
a. Their ;lerfeet equality of tone.
4. Their prompt and easy touch.
Their beaunful style of finish.
it, Their durability.
7. Their cheapness of price.
For sale only by
JOHN 11. 111EI-LOR,
No. P 1 Wood street.
Degnriptire circulars mailed to any address. Inyl3
-
To Housekeepers.
SO3IETIIING NEW.—B. T. BABBITI"S
BEST MEDICINAL SALERATTIS,
Is manufactured from common salt, and is pre-4 .
8 8 Ptred•other ' a 6 8
entirely different from Si crams.
111 the deleterious matter extracted in such a
Manner as to produco Bread. Biscuit, and all
. I :Nvikinds of cake, without containing a particle 0 AND
1 1
Saler:lols when the bread or eakeislaked: thertsf
7 Thi.?e' rirfiZiienrlls;...l"-I.l.r;,°,l,,"`e'Seroffi,`::,...Esivi77,.ltti7
through the bread or biscuit while baking; con
stsplently nothing remains but common Salt,
Water and Flour. You will readily perceive by
Oho taste of this S.alaratus that it is entirely dit 6 8
) tl•ferent from other Haleratus. .
It is packed in ono pound papers, each wrap
per branded. " B. T. Babbitts Best Medicinal
A n:Saler:tins,. also, picture, twisted loaf of bread. A "
iwith a gla. , •ts of efterveseing water on the top.--
, n r NY hen you purCha.4o one paper you should pre- .., n
I nherNo the wrapper. and be particular to get the i v
next exactly like the flrst—brand as above.
Full directions for making Bread with this
,Salerattof and Sour Milk or beam Tartar. will
• Q .x 4 1111.11 V each package; also, directions forx, 8
0 iiiakui ii iiii kinds of Pastry: also, tor 'nuking'
18t4111 hater and Seidlitz Powders. I
i MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP, Ilaw
w I MI
a Il. 'l'. Kuusirrs PURE CONCENTRATED 7 0
roTAsii.
I
Warranted double the strength of ordinary Pot
,,asli: put up in carm—.l M., 2 s.. 3 'Hard 0 11,4 • and c Q
, 1..: lb
.—wall
full directions 'or making and g 0
'soft Soap. Consumers will fi nd this the cheap- ,
!est Elota,ll in market.
'' Manullicaured and for sale by
!tan
B.
B. 'F. BABBITT, i
Now GS and 70 Washington it., N. 1"., n
Ow-a:13,41m and No.:IS India at., Boston. i, f
U
WM. H. WHITNEY,
NOTARY PUBLIC
d'AFFICE at the Pittsburgh Pint, Fif
‘Jr street, near Wood.
A HOMESTEAD FOR $lO.
A HOMESTEAD FOR $lOO
ALSO,
•
HOMESTEADS FOR $l,OOO AND OVER,
yrruATED ON AND LEAH
RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER.
AnOrn AND MOW
Fredericksburg, In Virginia.
ANEW TowN CALLED RAPPAHAN
NOCK, has recently been laid out in Culpepper
county, in the midst of the GOLD REGION OF ift
sUrrounded by 3lmas and lif MEM ConrANlts,ond
Farms and Town Lots in alternate divisions or SHARES,
Can now be had for a “31ERE SONG," simply to INDUen
scrumizsr in this desirable region. $ l5-1 , 900 worth of
land is to be divided amongst purchasers,orairma AWAY,
as an inducement to come on and make improvements,
and the land is of the most improvable qualities. 3lany
have already settled, and scores of others aro coming.
Goon FARLING LAND, in tracts of any size to suit purcha
sers, can also be had at from ten to twenty dollars per
acre, payable in easy quArler yoarly instalment, th,_
goo/to/table lain trill In nU eases be giren.
AGENT'S ARE WANTED
Every - Where to sell these lands. Liberal inducements
will be given. For particulars address
E. BAUDER, Laud . Agent,
Port Royal, Virginia.
NEW FIRM.
• C O
GALLAGHER, CRAIG & O.
BRASS' FOUNDERS,
STEAM AND GAS PIPE FITTERS,
pLumBERs and FINISHERS of all kinds of brass
work,
DEALERS IN GAS FIXTURES, &C.
Office and "Wareroom, No. 124 Wood at,
fire Doors from Fifth.
Foundry-, N 0.152 First ■t., tire Doors below
Monongahela House.
The well-known practical skill and experience in the
various branches of Brass Casting, Steam and Gas Pipe
Fitting. of the senior members of the firm, (who will
give their personal attention to all work entrusted to
them,) should entitle es to a share of public patronage.
All Orders Promptly Pilled.
MORE NEW PRlNTS,Ginghams, Checks,
Tiekings, Shirting, Muslin.% new style Detains ;
all opened this day. C. HANSON LOVE,
augli 74 Market etreet.
'~ t. ~}~~ i.'::~
}~
duertisentenls.
INSURANCE COMPANY
I Ne "
)E.PORATED BY TIM LEGISLA
TURE: OP PEIISLVANIA,MS.
OFFICE, S. F. CORNER THIRD A NI , WALNUT S 2'S
PHILADELPHIA.
Marine Insurance.
ON VESSELS, }
CARGO, To all parts of the world-
FREIGHT,
INLAND INSURANCES
On Goods, by River,. Canals, Lakes. and Land Carriages
to all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSItp,ANGr,
On Merchandire generally,'
Orb - Stores, Dwelling Ilonees, etc., ete..
A SSE TS O P 7'llE COMPA F, •
B I,lov-r
-ut.r.
Bonds. Aforteages. and Real Es— .. ... I. 1858.
71.= 35
Philadelphia - City 0 cent. tate.
105344 00
Pennsylvania Stale I.o'lll`. . . 104.425 00
United States. Treasury :cotes. • . .14.112 50
Railroad 0 - p cent. 'Mt irt,,- - age Bonds. • • 57.117-1 00
Stocks in Railroads, tOuiand Insurance t. 705... 21.'102 50
Bills Receivable ..... • . ..... 2”1,006 20
Balance in hands of Agents, Premiums On)
Marine Policies recently issued, and other `•- 61,258 14
debts due the C0uvany........- ......
8093,004 70
DIRECTON:i...
Wm. Martin, . Saninel E. Stokes; •
almond A. Solider, J. P. Peniston,
Theophilns PA Wing, Ilenry IBoan,
John B. Penrose, Edwurd Darlintort- •
John C. Davis, 11. Jones Brooke,
James Trnquair,
1 1 , c o -1 7 - I , lr C .
Bo
4 % , - ai m i i i , e.
Wm. Eyre. Jr.,.
James C. Hand, Robert Burton,
Win. C. Ludwig, . Jape}, P. Jones,
Joseph li. S.-al. Jarn,. B. MTarlar.d.
Dr. R. M. Ruston, . . Joshufk P. Eyre, - .
Geo.°. Lioper, John B. Semple. Pitt
Hugh Cr:lig, - D. T. Morgan,
Charles helley. J. T. Logan.
IA ILLIAM MAWFIN, President.
IlExar LILCO-8.5, S THUS C. H
ecretary.lND, Vice President.
de=
PHILADELPHIA ,FIRE AND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. 149 CHESNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom House,
WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF INstr.
RANCE, either Perpetual or Limited, on erery
description of Property or Merchandise, aL rea,onablo
rates of premium.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO,
Of Pittsburgh.
.No. C 3 Fourth Street
DIRECTORS.
Jacob Painter, Rody Patterf , ou, I. Grier Sproul,
G. A. Colton, hones. E. Hopkins. A. A. e arner,
Henry Sproul, Niel.. Voeghtly, Geor ge w. smith,
A. J. Jones, Wade aarlipto Robert Patrick,
Chartered
ES
FIRE AND MARINE T AP E S,RLS of all
ecriptiona.
Pittsburgh Insurance Company,
NO. 96 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH.
ROBERT GALWAY, Pres-idevidf
F. A. RINEHAR
ALT, Se F.X. BRADLEY, Vice President:
cretary.
Air - Insures aeaiust REEL AND CARGO RISKS, on
the Ohio and Himissiippi Rivers and trihutariee, and'
MARINE RISKS ecnerally.
And against to-is and (13171agP by Fire. and atrainst the
Perils of the Sea and Inland" Navieatien anerranspor
tation.
Robert Galway,
Joseph P. Gazxqm,
James Marshall,
James W. Hai'man,
Alexander Bradley,
John Fullerton,
Robinson.
Carr,
Western Jnsurance Company,
OF PITTSBUF.GII.
GEORGE DSRSIE, Pre.,ident
F. 3L GORDON. Secretary.
Omer No.Y2 Water street, (Spang CO.'s Warehouse
up stairs,) Pittsburgh.
Wilt insure against all kind? of FIRE and , MARINE
RISKS.
A Home Institution managed by Directors who are
well know!' in the eo,nmunity, nndwho are determined,
by promptness and liberality, to maintain the eh:el - whir
which they have aieeirned, . elleriug the best protect.
lion to those who desire Cu be insured.
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ASSETS, APRIL ;nth, 1859
Stock Accounts-
Mortgage
OfSee furniture,
0pen......................
Premium Notes.. .....
Notes and Ulm
George Darste,
J. w. 'Butler,
James Al'
Andrew Ackley,
Nathaniel Holmes,
D. M. Long,
C. W. Bjeketsom
3,nsuranre.
.1. NV/ZIG LIT, Sverviam
H. W. poimiF:xTEit..ts.;ttht,
97 Water st.. Ott,t•tireb.
NORTHERN.
ASSURANCE COMPANY
NO. 1, MOORGATE STREET, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1838
CAPITAL. -
PAID UP CAPITA LAND :.;11It PLI
ANNUAL, REVENUE. for the year
ending January 31, 1,9
THIS COMPANY INSURES AGAINST
LORA or Inimage by Fire. almost every description
of Property. Tic Rat. of Prem;upt firc si.lercac, and,
in all eases, based upon the charneter of the owner or
occupant. and the meribi . of the risk.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid without reference
to Loudon.. t special permancht fowl provili:rl in Phila
delphia for payment r . f hears in thiscoantini
RFEREINCF- 1•1 71, 11131.1 ll:
MCS,M E
3rcuny ,
A' Co.. 174 Wood street;
John Floyd a C0...1;1 Wood street;
Brown A. Rirkpatrieks, 112 Liberty street
" D. Gregg .l Co, es.. Wood street
Wilson, "lT'Elroc 1 Co, .14 Wood street:- James Meandiess 1 Co.. 10 Wood ' , treed.;
Nimiek & Co.. F, Water street;
" B. A. Fahnestoek S Co.. First and Wood ol'.;
" Jos. Woodwell A Co.. Second and Wood stn.;
" Atwell. Lees Co., 9 Wood street
Burchfield A Co., Fourth and Muriel streets
M'Candless, Means Co, Wood and Water sts
HITEP-EXCTS PITILCDELPITT.I.
George H. Stuart. Esq.. 13 Bank etreet;
Messrs. Nyers. Clagliorn & Co, 212 Market 'Street;
. Wm. 31 K, & Co, 22 South Front street;
31-Cuteheon Front and New streets
Smith, Williams. S Co_ 513 Market street;
" James Graham & Co.. 20 and 'Z.: Letitia street
Joseph B. Itlitehell, Esq., President 3letehanies Bank
James Dunlap, Esq., President Union Bank;
Hon- W. A. Porter, late Judge Supreme Court.
JAMES W. AIIROTT, Agent,
Temporary Oldies. 103 Wood street.
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ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO
OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE—No. 37 Fifth Street, Bank Block.
TNSURES AGAINST ALL KINDS OP
FIRE AND MARINE RISES.
ISAAC JONES. President: JOHN D. MeCORD. Vice
?resident; D. BOOK, Seretary; Capt. WILLIAM:
General Agent.
Inarcrona--Isaae Jones. C. C. Ilutotev, Harvey 6hilds,
Capt. R. C. Gray, John A. Wikon. B.L. Falmestock, Johu
D. - McCord, Ikaae M Ptaattot R. P. Sterling, Capt. Wm.
Dean, Thos. M. Boot.. Robt, 11. Dave. my2s
DELAWARE 191 UT UAL
SAFETY
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent.
Nn. 95 \V. to sire I, Ptlttsburgh
ROBERT P. 'KING. Pre.Ment,
M. W. BALDIVIN. Viee Pre,hient,
PIP.ECTORSc
Charles Eaves,
E. B. English,
P. B. Sarery, .
C. Sherman,
S. J. Manargee,
F. But.MMMI, Secretary.
E. P-'ate,
George W. Brown
Joseph s. Paul,
Jahn Clayton,
E. Wiler,
j. G. COFFIN, Anent
Corner Tiord and Wood ,311-
A. A. CARRIEOFFICE/LiR. President.
L GRIER SPROUL, Seeretnry. [jai:ly
DIRECTORS
Samuel 3lrClurkau,
.101. n Scott,
I 'avid Richey,
Charles Arbuthnot,
J. L. Leech,
IV. F.
Robert li. thulley,
.
=9,140 05
DI . RECTOAR
R. Miller. Jr.;
George 1t'..tack..4014
Alo.x. Speer,
WM. Mob:night.
Ales;mttgr
Wm, 11. Smith,
my
•;72,0 40t) oo
5.,2, 4 tZ
sIS goo it,
$0,291:,300 00
7::,19.1,111 02
933,731 12
...s 00,000 00
2.1t30 00
2000
17,SSG 29
21
... 33,074 1-
- 1.53,359 "-V