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SATURDAY MORNING:: AUGUST 20
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
AIIDITOR GENERAL,
RICHARDSON L. WRIGHT, of Philadelphia
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN HOWE, of Franklin Comity.
DEMOCRATIC 'COUNTY TICKET.
-AssrsT,L , ql Li.sr Junius:
GEORGE F. GILLMORE, of Pittsburgh.
bIeTEICT ASTORICti:
JOHN N. brCLOWRY, of Pittsburgh.
irkTE SYS1TOII: .
SAMUEL MIZEE,..of Birmingham
ASSEIZIAT:
JOSEPH H. DAVIS,of Allegheny (ay; •
SAMUEL W. MEANS, of Robinson townsirity,
PHILIP H. STEVENSON, of Moon townshir,
JACOB STUCKRATIL of-Allegheny City;
ANDREW JACKSON.BEAUMONT of Pittsburgh
EDWARD CAMPBELL, Ja., Piti.sb.urgli
JAMES BLACKMORE, or Pittsburgh
cot. , vry; it-n 1208:
JOHN T. SYWAIES, of Pittsburgh.
COMM SLIVITOR:
JOEL KETCHUM, of Elizabeth
DlTtrugrOlt O 7 TIM POO&
THOMAS NEEL, of Tarentum
lIAYSVIL'LE IivATER-Ciunr. ESTAB
LISHMENT.-.
It is but recently that the hydropathic
system of treatment, originating in Ger
many, has been tested in this country, for
the cure of disease, but it has, in a few
years, gained so much popularity, that.
however skeptical. one is almost compelled
to admit that there is something in the
water-cure which rapidly restores the
invalid to health ; for, whether it be the
strict dietetic regimen observed, and the ne
cessity of observing cleanly habits, which
are the best means of restoring health, vis
itors at water-cure establishments generally
come away re-invigorated and rejuvenated.
One of these useful institutions, known
as the Pittsburgh Water-Cure Establish
ment, is located on the Ohio river, ten miles
West of the city, at Maysville Station, on
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad. It. is well managed, and com
bines superior facilities.
The scenery is grand, varied and enliven
ing. Situated so near a great city, the Cure
is still in the country, surrounded by hun
dreds of acres of native forest. The
beautiful Ohio, with its diversity of inter
esting objects, is in view, in front, and
water craft passing hourly up and down, as
well as the railroad, carrying thousands of
passengers past the door, give life and ani
mation to the scene ; while in the rear, lof
ty hills, deep:ravines, huge rocks, majestic
forest trees, shaded walks, and all that eon'.
Lines to make nature beautiful, gladden tLc
The climate is remarkably healthy, and t
its invigorating influence may be attribub.
no trifling agency in the many remarkah
cures which have been performed at th
establishment. It is entirely free fro
miasmatic influences, and will be a de,it
ble change for those who have been re ,
ing where bilious disea.es aro prevalent.
The Cure is efe3,ily accessible, being on th
lino of one of the loteget riiilroAds iit th
country ; with clo.se connection , every
where, bringing patients from all the !wine .
pal State.: and cities in the Union.
The accommodations for visitors, iu , earch
of either health or retirement. are complete.
The buildings are commodious. well ar
ranged, cool and comfortable. :old will at'
commodate about one hundred. Souu• > cw•
enty-tive patients are now under treatmen:.
During the spring a new building was ailde , l
to the establishment, capable of receiving
fifty visitors.
The Cure is supplied with an abundance of
pure, soft spring water, and elect ro-chemi
ieal baths. A gymnasium and ten pin alley
have recently been erected. and everything
is supplied which can conduce to the com
fort or amusement of the inmates. Should
everything fail, they are within easy re.ich
of the city and its social and intellectual
enjoyments.
The establishment is in charge of Messrs.
Hereford Si Frease. Mr. Hereford, assisted
by his son, is the manager, and studies the
cpmfort of the guests, while Drs. S. and If
Frease, and Mrs. Celia P. Frease, M. D.,
prescribes for the invalid and minister to
their wants. They have an experience of
eight years in conducting Water Care estab
lishments and have treated successfully
hundreds of cases of every variety of dis-
We accepted the hospitality of the pro
prietors on Wednesday evening last, on which
occasion, by way of enlivening the invalid and
amusing the sound of limb, a fancy hop
was improvised. The affair was highly
creditable, and passed MT with satisfaction
to all concerned, particularly the ladies, whn
always enjoy good music, and never object
to a polka, waltz or French four. We can
not help recommending the well, weary, or
affiicted to visit the Water Cure establish
ment at Haysville, and by all means to take
a" pack."
Railroad Companies Repudiating
The trouble in the Erie Railroad Company
is likely to widen. We understand the indis
position manifested by the fourth mortgage
bondholders to come into some arrangement
satisfactory to stockholders and to after credi
tors, has provoked the threat to test the validi
ty of said fourth mortgage ' at law. This is a
very dangerous business, and once begun, its
•end and its effect on all railroad mortgage se
curities might be disastrous in the extreme.
The Journal of C'ontraerce, alblding to this in
timation, says, " Enough of this character has
already been done to frighten capitalists from
making investments in bonds ; cities have de
faulted, and States have repudiated, mostly on
the plea of improper conversion, and now some
informality is to be found in a mortgage, the
moment it is inconvenient to stand by the
pledge there given. Wo warn all these repu
diating gentlemen that they are undermining
their Own security, and if they persevere, will
bring their own house about their ears. Is
tbere no such thing as the sacrednesi; of au-obli
gation? Are we a nation of pettifoggers, for
whom there is no legal restraint, as long as we
can pick a flaw in the the text of our agree
ment? Can no community in all this land be
trusted to stand by their word and fulfil their
agreements, oven though they have sworn to
their own hurt? 'Drive a wagon and team
through the mortgage itself,' will they ? Who
will assume the reins for this act of daring?
Or is it an idle menace ?"
Expatriation In Baden.
The Baden Government has recently made
some declarations regarding the Expatriation
question. It is declared that the Government
of Baden does not require American naturaliz
ed citizens, who have been subjects of Baden to
perform duty there in case they return, even
if they - have emigrated without consent—that
is, if they return merely for a visit. It is pre
, sumed that the Expatriation controversy here,
and the last letter of Gen. Cass, has had a
. • • t o. • •• r • - S'
The Wasnington Constitution, in
,speaking
of the Old' Line Whig party, their: prestini
and prospective condition, says : "We "notice
with a'ireat deal of,pleasure, the reCommenda
tions ientioned by - the tational inictligericer,
which' - come - sfrom different' s ,quarters, that a
National Conycirtion ofthb Whigs of the
United States be held, in the course of the
next year, at Richmond, Baltimore or ?idle
d
elphia, tir the purpose of nominating candi
dates for the offices of President and
President of the United States; or, if separ
ate nominations be deemed inexpedient, for the
purpose of selecting among the candidates al
ready in the 110(4 suCh as maysbe most -
ble to a majority of the Whig party.
If we do not mistake altogether the signs of
the times, the probability is that the non"
earnest, and disinterested of the r nil Line
Whigs :who are thus appealed to, will be very
apt to come to the conclUsion that separate
nominations by them as a distinct organi4a-
Lion, will be merely throwing away their votes,
or promoting the chances of some candidate
whom they could not conscientiously prefer,
and would not deliberately assist. We have a .
very strong hope that, having enrne to this
conclusion, they will, in such a case. go one
step further, and select the candidates of the
National Democracy, as the only national can
didates in the field that have any prospect of
It will be apparent to our Old Line Whig
friends, that the stability of the Constitution
of the United States depend: upon the contin
ued ascendency, in the Nationnl Councilq, of
a truly national party ; and that I,arty's no
cendeney again depend,, upon the eordinl F -Up.
port of all the:;e who love the I" n ion, And e ro
opposed to sectionalism. Ii the u hole nation
were divided into the follower- .ewnr,l
the followers of unv Southern
not every man pere-ive that cect.,l“ri
union—that is revolution and civil war—aviiuli
be inevitable: The triumph id eitln r ..t
those factions would be th, ru'ri r,i th
Federal Constitution, its handed d..wh t.
I/4 a Snerf , d trust from our forcfath , kr-,
the peace, happines,t, and pretperitv th
American Union.
The only true and .utEeient
uch a calamity, is pre-e
that patri.,tic 1111 ,
comrrehongivo organization. th-ro a folly th
rni , erable choice betwe ,- .11 two fitcti. , l, k,l ul
Pcmocra. , c
traists, one North and the other South, Ca
those Old Line Whigs, who have so Lin
boasted of their attachment to the t pion as
is, and to the Constitution 11,itat
as to their choice under
The National lieniovraey can th
Union and the Constitution from th.• ''Ard
to which both nro ht- t.• de a dl
strife of e trerni , ts in in tlier s tilt t:,
C'on fed.. ra.• v
contrary to all our atilicipat.onz. in .1.
t.o dcfcat, nil th. ;:overnment 1”.
tho , 1, •t
tionnl ho
en/1 of the "rt :• 4 -11t1.. th
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thu rniti , -trupbt• 'll.y r
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‘Vith till' ~11
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Ves in-. I :sin t l'r•i•r,l ,
in prefer..lic , • to any nia, 111 Ow I•
N't•Ty uatue in a tower of -tr..t.ztli I I'• •
only - wan of the Ih-rnocratil• party ‘l, h. r nvn t
. 40 wurd.
r, bola, (rank. hetrlo— h.,
couiteittali,tn, or Vett Itur. ot I
but poriueulioulor lik, the hh.st, of n ti
—ho cool— dirootiv t,. the ~o. it„ •-•
ad enary 110 lia
null
lit nolitiriliti.M Wenld be ,m;
sal Lie:lain:it:on. mino ;.`ti'
.1-1 the granit, ot . iisti
Ilampshire—it be re e, t
vallevs of New York mid:J•l',ll 1 , 1, It ,
reverberated from the far elf -Ii••r
-hardy and gallant seamen.
His nomination would prodies•
thusiasism in the groat Misi—imo tnll. s n,
nOt been witnessed since the ,Ind
Jackson! His name wood! I
from Chicago to New 1
embodiment of Detieierai•
and canan into 11 , ti..n, th, l•
noWs of preptrati..n
A British Hunter on hi- Tra rck.
l;runtley G. Berl,ly, I.
church, a celebrated eon intim , o 1.1 e• o Fold.
a prominent Ap - Orli; piper of
about to pay et to this miuntry... lor
express purpose of fraterci - ,vgalit. tl
disciples of St. Hubert. shaking katit viih
transatlantic bretberen, and, with the !cis
of his brother sportsmen, procecding
a portion of the cultivntod I, , stitry to the
magnificent prairies, gatherinz all intorno.
tion,iscientilic, agricultural and
pn=sible_' lie will he accompanied ty
hounds and dogs.. and expci•ts
himself ' on that wills li, from
his experience of American charii, ter in
other climes, was never sought by a stranger
in vain. - Mr. Berkeley will lirrlN at New
York about the 3d of September. hi+ itattt ill
be limited, but while he remain- u e can w omre
him of a warm reception from our ~'Xinerielin
1.3 d NK OF CIIILLICOTUE TIIRoWN um. -The
Missouri Drm,,crof states that 00 notes ~f the
State Bank Branch at Chillicothe, Mo., were
thrown out to-day by the State Savings Ass,-
elation, of that city, or, what is equivalent
thereto, put 011 its blackboard at live per cent.
discount. This is owing to th., refusal of that
Bank to redeem its issues when presented.
Other houses, also, talk of throwing it out.
They say it is worth less to them than notes of
BIM he which redeem promptly, and le s prise
should be paid for it.
The Tigers of Singapore.
A travelling correspondent of the Now
Hampshire Patriot snys:
' • The island of Singapore lies at the eastern
eial of the Straits, and is twenty-five miles
long by fourteen broad. Thu meaning of the
word Singapore is the Place of Lions, which
for a long
5.1111• tor. Leon an inappropriate
term, since lions have i , 14•011141 obsolete, and
their place being supplied by tigers. A con
siderable number live in the tall grass and jun
gle in different parts of the island, but the
greater part swim over frwii the ptiJiilstjlii,
from which it is separated
by a strait a mile
wide. When pressed
luii!rer, n. they often
are, they swim over to the island, and conceal
ing themselves in the grass and thickets, watch
the Malays and Chinese when they go to their
a tiel s ds
ing tt l i e l abor ,
blov, and ,
ospringingon the
f upo
then
neck,
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strike
produces instant death by breaking it. 1t is
stated in books and newspapers, and upon in
quiry I was told it was true by the most re
spectable inhabitants that between three
and four hundred Chinese and Malays', are kill
ed every year by these ferocious Monsters.
While we were waiting at Singapormthe arri
val of Mr. Ward, our Minister to China, a
• large tiger was killed, and his body; brought
into the town for the inspection of the curious.
Though a large reward is offered by the govern
ment Zr - the island for every one taken, wheth
er dead or alive, besides which the skin is worth
$5O, no progress has been made towards exter
minating them, or even diminishing their num
ber."
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The Result of the Recent Congressional
According to the latest information the next
delegation from Tennessee, Kentucky, North
Carolina and Alabama will stand as follows:
Districts.
1. T. A. R. Nelson, Opposition gain.
2. lloraeo Maynard, Opposition.
a, R. 13. Drab-on, f)ppoßition gain.
4. W. B. Stokes, Opposition gain.
5. R. Hatton, Dpro,itim,
6. Jas. 11. Thntnnn, Democrat.
7. John V. Wright, D,mmerat.
ts. las. M. Quart,,, ) 1 , 1 .05,11 1 0n.
Emerson Etheridge, ()pr,iti,,a ga i n
In. W. T. Avery, D , mocrat.
KENTUCKY.
I) trine.
I. Henry (1. Burnett, I/Arunerilt.
•' Samuel O. Boytun, I)einnerra.
Franoi4 At. Bristow, Oppo-iti,.n.
I. NV iu. (' A ncli..ron,
.1. Brawn, Dtin..4.r.o.
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f 1 .40 0. $7OO ; halan,n ttl one year. For ?Ante I.s
CLITHBF:Ia S SON.
i>l9 Market street.
PRIME (I )1 , F E E.-75 bags prime Rio
catkt. jin,t ren,.., ed. For ,a!e by
k CONNOR,
rt 13.20 is? Liberty street
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LARU I.'S LADIES' ENVEI,
oPEs—All .11i:111t1t, for sale by
J. It. WELDIN,
jw2o r.:.1 wood stroot tear Fourth.
ONE DOLLAR sKIRT,
FINE STEEL SPRINGS,
White and Colored. Ji.t roceived at
augl2 HORNE'S, 77 Market street.
ANEW 30 SPRING WOVEN SKIRTZ-
With a lately patented bustle. This is a different
woven skirt from any other in this market, and much
superior as to strength, quality and form .
. Sold only by
EATON CREE O,
jylB Fifth and Market streets.
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OFFICE OF THE
PITTSBURGH GAS COMPANY, }
Pittsburgh, August 4u,1859
ELECTION.—TIie annual meeting of the stocks
holders of the " Pittsburgh Gas Company," for the
purpose of electing two persons to serve at. Trustees for
the term of three vents, will be held at the Office of the
Company, in Pittsburgh, on the first Monday (sth day)
14 September, 1839, between the hours of two and fire
e'clock - . P. M. JAM list 51. cniusTy,
auglu:td Treasurer.
Printer Wanted.
AMAN OF 000 D CUARACTER, corn
potent to take charge of a newspapgr and job
priming oillee, eau get ttp..rotanent , tatuatlon by apply
: ror itrooodilitoly to R. 11. BROWN, Editor of Timor,
Fayette county, Pa. aug-20:3k.
IV ETEENTII LIST OF APPLICA
TIONS for Liquors, filed in the Clerk's Or
non up to Augin,t Pith. 1155.
Covenella Steven, eating house, 3d ward Pittsburgh.
Lang M_ nith other go o ds, 14 do. do.
Liiiitz Win.. eating bowie. 4th In. Allegheny.
Holton D. It.. with other g‘osls, 1•t do. Pittsburgh.
smith II nob, .10. do. Wilkins township.
Vertu, John. eating house, Bth ward, Pittsburgh
Willoughby 0 'arson, other g od, 4th Wd, Alhlthuny
\ ago Chruunin. tavern. Reserve township.
'ilium As .k. 110151,EY, Clerk.
Cl ' , le" Ifffiee. Atigu,t Nth, 1 KAI.
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Cur. Wood and Sinth Sim
READY - MADE CLOTHING
ANI) CAPS
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NI) lII.ARC E FOIL SHOWING GOODS
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T a E ADMI R E F
Steinway's Pianos
..powtlolll ,e have lint reee•ived
of ItIV A 1.1.1:1 ) I'l ANO.Ft kItTF-S, viz
HIP 7 i It•lt, 0 round eorner, plan,
I tae 6 1 , '•
They need lait to he bean!, and 01.1 1/I , i ` , llll,lorlty
uVor. “111 1, , at 0111, manifested. For sale by
II E LEBER S BRO., Na. 53 Fifth Htreet.
t4ote fur Steinway's l'ittm,
PRUN Ca , l'S in glass jars
a do in fiinu boxes
casks Turkish;
64.1 kegs for Cooking.
iied revolve. I and f.r onto by -
REYM - ER & ANDER:4ON,
No. 39 Wood street,
inylß Oppoliiio St. Charles Hotel
RKS.)
11011; ESC( il"1"S IS'11)1i1C1 \V
The of 1Nt,,14 , 0; a ,„i,
The Cnnqu •=1 of Peril: 2 vols.
Fer.lithantl atel Isabella; 3 vol..
I'h fillip 1.11.. Seeond; 3 Vols.
Churl., the Fifth ; 1t VOI ,
P1.141,1r111 , :ii :111delitie3i Nikeelialllo4; 1 vol.
Al 3 CO., 55 Wood 'street.
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HOOTS, for making boor, fo
B. FA UNESTOcK &
,alo 11)
iY 20 No. fij cur. Wood and Fourth eta.
AN"TH ER LOT of the new Woven Skirts
just received, ut, 77 biaritet street.
JOSEPH HORNE..
LEMUNS.-100 boxes French Lemons just
received and for sale by
REYMER & ANDERSON,
.3g Wood st— opposite St. Charles Hotel.
c O OUNTItY RESIDENCE-14 miles from
the Court House; 3 acres of ground, well fenced in;
2, bearing trees. apple, peach and cherry; grapes,
strowlxirries, shade trees, a locust grove, Se. Cottage
House, with hall 8 tea wide, 2 parlors, dining room and
kitchen, 5 bed chambers. 2 cellars and store room; por
tico in front; stable, carriage house, Ile. The situation
is pleasant and healthy, and in a good neighborhood; a
well of good water; also a large cistern for soft water.
Will be sold or exchanged, by
jy24 S. CUTHBERT & SON, 51 Market street.
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OFFICE OF
PITTSBURGH AND BOS"TO THE N
MINING CO.
Pittsburgh, August 18, 1859.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.—The Directors of this
Company have this day declared a dividend of
FOUR DOLLARS PER SHARE, payable on the 25th
inst. Eastern stockholders will be paid at the office of
S. W. (Usk A Co., Boston. THOS. M. HOWE,
auglB:lw President
PITT TOWNSHIP,
Angina 1;, ISMt. f
TO BUlLDP, RS.—Proposals will be t-
until SATUIIIJAF, Septeud,er mod, for building, by
contract,contract, a new public School House,on Centre Avenue,
blineniville. The plan and specifications can Le seen at
the office of J. W. Herr, Architect, St. Clair street, and
proposals sealed may be left at the o ffi ce of William A.
'Herron, corner of Sixth and Wood streets, subject to ins
cepninee by the Bor.md of Directors. For any other de
sired particulars, applY to either of the Committee.
ALEX. BRACKENRIDGE,
WILLIAM A. HERRON,
JOHN GRAY,
auglflitsepa Committee.
.4 Splendid Farm,
OF ABOUT ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
within an hour's ride of Pittstdirkth, for sale on lib
oral terms. Apply at this otliee, to
nugll JAMES P.l3AFtll..
WANTED.—A situation, eitlicr in a news
or job ogle, PRE‘i.SMAN, by a person of 2.5
yearn practival experience. Referencea—W. S. Haven,
or Morning Pio.t Job Office. GEO.
Aiblresa Morning Poor. auglo
NUT AND BOLT FACTORY
Patent lint-Pre,s,iNutii of all size, o•n hand. and man
lifactured. Bolts for Bridges, Maelimery, Agrieul
turn! litmleiniaits..te.. furnished at short notice.
Warehouse, No. 114 Water street.
athitly Rti.kl', SCULLY & CO.
W. G. & CO.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
434 Market, and 433 Merchant Ste.,
ARE Nmy RE( 'EI V I F RuM EU
noPE, tht,
Erra.reem i z ~,, e rtieetit of geed,...elepted to the
pre,eit The.., with their borne purchase,. in
Will entiltir thrill to offer lo the Trait, rine of tlie
attractive .t ~ cl, m Om market.
MINIM
r.•.poctfully t,, ...camirto
p0r , 413.-inv. allgl7,'lntdaw
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Protected Solution of Protoxide
Si'('CES_SEt'l.l.:l" PASSED TITE
••• I.,..iefd 11201 new d,revpi w•- en the MittPna
3ft. , ficA are , oth . ,..t . ted. and antltit no. - be Tee,lVed 3.9 nn
11Pd 111.•.111.111, t•+ ettivary in c•oriu,„:
Affections of the Liver, Dropsia, Neuralgia. Bron
chiti3 and Consumptive Tendencies, Disor
dered State of the Blood, Boils, Scurvy,
and the prostrating effects of Lead,
or Mercury. General Debility,
and all diseases which re
quire a tonic and altera
tive Medicine is bo-
lo .io• Alid ol -I/oh A 1.....011ar cloat
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LOCUST GROVE SEMINARY,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
LAWRENCEVILI E_
THE N F:XT .1N Nt'Al. SE - 1 : 4 .111N. of two
t. r m s. t‘tll. , l.eti 011 TI . MI,AY,
lif ‘.1.. al 4 , %. M.
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commto the - , uttll
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in f.•I tziai,n. 1,111, St'.
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anal )lu-lo 4.1 - 1 , )
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111%31 M. BOLE,
1 4 1 \ NE BUILDER AN II
j . JnREA \\l I ERN VI. kININ" MILL
MIME=
will make to
wArruni•••l can 1,. mode. the
I.tot Engine-. Turning
Planer., for r uxl and mm:
Aik.l tii S11:111114',
t111411111t1,,,, .4 all -i.,.•••utni viirtety S.ortirs,
n) .11.unetor And nitoh. tu fait iu li•oth. Will
I. mink, andhAlii on liana. I iootor N . .gizer En
awl thick rtitui...l for h al i te
'hem, lent other Plunini: done to order; rail piallo 3::
not., stilt, I.)
du itufri,
riltrUtiola and protilVtittldo giVell to
opal, on Printing. and other 111,tchnt.•,.
MEMM=EI
kel . L9 . olEa..+MW].A:id
.11,41;1.1.1% 4 PAI \IF)
NO HOUSE SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT,
LABOR, TIME AND MONEY IS SAVED BY IT
FOR HALF BY ALI. STOREKEEPERS.
Salt Manufacturing Company,
396 Penn St., above Canal
qp3o,a4tith
pußEsAur PURESALT!--
Table, Dairy and Packing Salt,
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company,
396 PENN STREET, ABOVE CANAL
ap3o:m-tustlk
ORS. C. M. FITCH & J. W. SYKES
DU YSICIANS FOR DISEASES OF THE
_IL THROAT AND CHF.ST. and other Chronic An
mentscompficatcd with or cAinsing PULMONARY COM
PLAINTS.
OFFICE-101 Penn •treet, Plit.nburgh, Pa !
CONSULTATION FREE A list of ir . es.tions sent to
those who wish to consult 04 by litlter. jeUtl! - "j 1y
THE FALL STYLES OF
u beautiful and durable Calisimere Hat, and every
variety of sorr HATS for men and boyti, at
GAUZE MERINO SHIRTS FUR MEN
with rthort s:etfyes,
And Collars, and a full line of Men's Furnishing tioods
suited to the warm weather. Children's (Moro 4ferin
Vests, in all sizes, at
lea) JOB. ifORNE , S, ii Blarlcet et.
CLOSING OUT, Al' REDUCED PRICES
Our entire stock, preparatory to removal, about
To our NEW STORE-ROOM ON FIFTH STREET.
TWO BUILDING LOTS, in the "Old Poor
House" plan, Allegheny City. Price for both WO.
Three building lots, by 118, on Washington street,
Manchester. - Price $4OO each: For sale by . -
au , IS & CUTHBERT a 80N, 61 Market st.
FRESH TAMARINDS cart always be pro
cured at JOSEPH FLEMING%
auglB corner Diamond and Market street.
Year 2.ihltrtistmtnts.
TO PRINTERS.
PHI! ADCLPHIA
PA IMPORT VTI 0 NS
American Fabrics,
Et'l ERS
of Iron Combined,
DYSPEPSIA,
yond question
DU. 1 . :( H. K EysEn
SAPONIFIER,
The Ready Family Soap Maker
!=li
PENNSYLVANIA
THE (im.y WARRANTED PURE AND DRY
Is nmnufeettired by the
SILK UATS;
nouns,
119 Wood street,
One door South of Fifth
LINEN DRAW EIL9, FINE SHIRTS,
SEPTEMBER 10TH,
EATON, CREE & CO.,
corner Fifth and Market sta
HARVY DAVIS
PHILLIPS-.
DAVIS & PHILLIPS,
BRASS FOUNDERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
Pl ,- crivrnmEts,
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,
wareraoms, O Wood street, Pittsburgh, and Federal street, Allegheny City.
auga:cmi.s2,3
gear advertisements.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
BREWER, HALTSTER, AND HOP DEALER,
Pitt Street, Pittsburgh.
""RAVI NG COMMENCED BREWING
for the season, I am now prepared to furnish my
customers with a
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FRESII ALE.
In addition to me regular brands, I am manufactur
ing a very FINE FLAVORED BITTER ALE. put spin
small packages expressly for family use.
This Ale lA not only a delightful beverage, hut is highly
recommended by the medic I faculty, fur invalids, where
a mild, nourishing tonic is required. I havo also my
celebrated
WHEELING BOTTLED ALES,
Constantly on hand, consisting of KENNETT BITTER
AND CHAMPAGNE; PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.
Packages sent to any part of the city. augll:6m
CITY AND COUNTY INSURANCE COMPANY.
NoTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
in pursuance of an act of Assembly relating there
to, and the Charter of Incorporation, approved April
11th, 1559, Rooks to receive subscriptions to the Capital
Stook of the City and County Insurance Company of the
city of Allegheny, will risopen at the office of PETER
PETER.SoN,FedcraI street, Allegeny.ou MONDAY, the
Ilth of July, and be continued until the whole number
of shares are subseribed, from 9 o'clock, A. M, to 4
o'clock, P. M., each day.
Josiah King,
Fleury Irwin,
Peter Peterson,
0. G. Craig,
James Old,
James Gilwon,
C. Yeager,
Samuel Gormly,
John A. Scott,
John W. Riddle,
Samuel Lindsay, Jun.
M. Roreland,
U. M. Es -m•,
R. W. Poindexter,
James Park. Jun.,
O. Leet Shields,
James L.Graham,
B. Pusey,
John Birmingham,
Win. P. Baum,
John Irwin. Sen.,
John Sampson,
George Lewis,
Nichols." Voeghtly, Sen.,
R. P. liFfiowell,
David Greig.
J. Longmore,
Thomas Farley,
Alex. Hilands.,
Thomas Donnelly,
James A. Gibson,
thremissio,irm.
NEW ARRIVAL
•••"P ., .•
PIANO FORTES.
1. 7 ." T RECEIVED, A NEW LOT OF
PIANOS,
From the Manufactory of
CHICKERING & SONS,
Of and 7 octave,, and various style of finish
INSTIttTMENTS WARRANTED.-E 4
The Tiniane are invited to call and eremitic the Mock
or the suli-critcr, which eon:Wats of nearly
FIFTY PIANOS_
JOHN H. MELLOR,
ire -Three Excellent Plano. to Rent,
NEW STOCIi. OF MELODEONS.
JUST R ECM V ED—A SPLENDID NEW
lot of Dl EI.uLEt)N from tho --
f..etory .. 1 MASI , N & HAMAN, ROSIOn,
Inotiolito_ an the st) les erode by thia firm. • i s •
I instrintwent, havo been approved
by the greatest 11111, , i,131,1 in the country—as Dr. Lowell
Mason. t F. Root. Cl. IL Ilnollatry, and others.—s,un
sequenttv they eats i.e relied on no beingfirst class ino'nu
meal, noted for the following, points:
1. Their pure and Intone:II quality of uaia.
1 Their great power of tone.
:1. 'fluor perfect equality of tone.
1. 'Their prompt nod na,-Y touch.
5. Their beanufill style of finish.
U. 'nom - ,linahility.
7 . The, cheapness of price.
For sale only by JOLIN E. MELLOR,
No. 131 Wood Streets
Descriptive circular', mailed to any addreP.s. [myl3
To Housekeepers.
QO3l E'r 111 NG NEW.—B. T. BABBITT'S
it EsT MENCINAL SALERATUS,
6 'li:u‘neir
entirely different from other Saleratus.i ,
,All the deleterious matter extracted iu such al
manner as to produce Bread. Biscuit, and all!
11 .1cinii. of Cake, without containing a particle of
LS: lerat us when the bread or cake s there-I
7 o : , lJ .To p , r, ,t izi :rtitT lt,) i l , eson.. results Every partil
turned to btu., and passes,
!through the Iread or biscuit while baking; eons
.e..0-ntly nothing remains but common Salt,
Water and Flour. You will readily perceive by
the taste of this Salarams that it is entirely da
l" fervid from other Saleratus.
It is packed•in one undpa.rs,
Medicinal
each wrapl lZ brant"l'r : ciut ferattsalso.Pivture, twisted loaf
a glass of etterveseing water on the top---1
'When I
o ou o ono r i y r o uttV:o on g l e d t p l ' IT - e
Full directions for making I ~uezt ezaetly like the tatiat'ci-tf";
e this
Saler:tins and Sour Milk or Cream Tartar, will
Q aRVOIIII.IIp each package; also, directions for g
,making all kinds of Pastry • also, tor making
'Soda \littler and Seidlita Powders.
MAKE VOtat OWN SOAP,
I TII
I)
B. T. BABBrrrs PURE CONCENTRATED 7
%Varranted double the strength of ordinary Pot
• • Ilb '' lh 3 !Ds 6 Rte. and
, ,Ii: put up in (..AnN..— , .., Sy ...., ... g
0 ,12 lbs.—with full directions for making Hard and u 0
tioft Soap. Consumers will find this the cheap.
lost Potash in market.
31 ) hiSlltlikettlrCti and for sale by , .CTD
B. T. BABBITT, i
Nos. GS and In Washington lit-. N. I',
~, A
Ojy9lydior and No. :IS India st, Boston. i V
W5l. 11. WIIITNEY,
NOTARY PUBLIC _
OFFICE at the Pittsburgh Post, Fifth
street, near Wood. jyl3
RAILROAD SP EER COM:PAn.
Jos. Dilworth, D. W. C. Bidwell,
(Sitece,ors to Porter. Rulfe
sissurACruntss
RAILROAD SPIKES,
CHAIRS AND I3CIAT SPIKES,
for. or Wotrr st. ovitt Cherry ollry,
ir&IY Pf TPSIt WIWI;
ATNA STOVE WORKS
ALEXANDER DRADLIEY,
IIANUT AMNIA AND MAISEL IN AVIDLY VADIITY o 7
Cooking, Parlor & Heating Stoves,
PLAIN AND FANCY ORATE FRONT'S, &C.
Solo Proprietor of the Celebrated
PATENT GAS BURNING AND SMOKE CONSUMING
COOK STOVES.
Office and Sales (looms,
oc2l, :13 , 2p Wood Strut, Adlisburo/L; L
Ci!AR/f•FS H. KERT,
STCPCTc.
p73§ Walnut St ! ,
Stock Bousht and Sold on Cornmusaion at Board of Bro.
kers; also in Boston, New York and Baltimore.
ana.:.`.lm
NEW FIRM.
GALLAGHER, CRAIG & CO.
BRASS FOUNDERS,
TEAM AND GAS FIFE FITTERS,
PI UMBERS and FINISHEF.S clap kings of brass
rk,
DEALERS- II DAS FIXTURES, &C.
owe Wareroopt, No. 141- ,Wood at.,
ftyr Doors from Fifth ? '
Fp pl . 44rr, NQ.I 54 Pleat st,ltyp Doors ltelow
llortougtola House,
The well-known practical skill and experience in the
various branches of Brass Casting, Steam and Gas Pipe
Fi v it e irt e ? r f
r. the rs m ons ni t or att l .e n n ealpe n r t e . cl - th w e or tnn e ar tu h t o ed
fl l iem,) should entitle as to a share of public patronage.
All Orders Promptly Filled.
jylktf
C UTLER Y.—The best assortment of
KNIVES, FORKS, CARVERS,
POCKET KNIVES, SCISSORS,
Razors, Se., in the city, will be found on our shelves.
Prices to spit the times. • , ;
CART*RIGHT. A YOUNG,
No. SI Wood street.
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Insurance and Trust Cempanf.
OFFICE IN COMPANY'S BUILDING,
403 NVAL:Ocr Sr, PHIIADLLPICES. CHARTER. PER
PETUAL.
Authorized Capital, 8300,000.
CAprr.u.—Paid in-and securely iereeted.
ASSETS, MAY 18,135 D.
CAsa—On band and in Bank
In handsof Agents... ....... )...
.$12.579 68
. O.UT 17
----$ 19= o
Real Estate owned by the Company 49,000 00
Bonds and Mortgages—bearing six and seven
per cent. interest 152,940 00
Debts duo the Company, welt secured 17,748 81
Stock—Par value 79,450 00
Bills receivable for loans, &c., not yet matured.. 03,117 43
All other securities 15,000,00
LIABILITIE&
Loairs—Adjusted, not yet due _.......5 G,7..53
Unadjusted . 70.1:31
Awnlung proof-- 5,000 OU '
All other claims 20,574 57
r 38,909 70
J. WRIGHT, Secretary.
R. W. POINDEX'rEft, Agent,
97 Water st., Pith4burgh..
NORTHERN
ASSURANCE COMPANY
NO. 1, 310ORGATE STREET, LONDON.
CAPITAL.. 86,299,900 00
PAID UP CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.. 2,194,111 02
ANNUAL REVENUE, for the year
ending January 31,18.5 s 933,714 13
THIS COMPANY INSURES AGAINST
Lo=s or Damage by Fire, almost every description
of Property. The liatee of Premium nreptalerate, and,
in all cases, based upon the character of the owner or
occupant, and the merits of the risk.
Loseea promptly aijuoted and paid without reference
to London. A ....pedal permanent fund provided in Phi/m
delphin for payment of lows in lhis country.
RETERLNCr-q 17 CITriLLT.OII:
Messrs. James 311:111Iy & Co., 17.1 Wood Street;
John Floyd A Co.. 173 Wood street;
" Brown &Kirkpatrick:4, 193 Liberty street
D. Gregg A. Co., 90 Wood street;
" Wilson. 111'Elroy S Co., 51 Wood street;
" James 3FCAndless & Co., 103 Wood street;
'• .Nimiek A. Co., 95 Water street;
B. A. Fahnestoek S Co.. First and Wood sts.:
" Jos. Woodwelt S Co., Second and Wood 504
" Atwell, Lee A' Co., S Wood street;
" 13urehtield et Co., Fourth And Market streets
" Weandless, 31eans Co.,lVoodand - Water eta
George 11. Stuart. Dig., 13 Bank street;
M CA,,. Myers. Chighorn & Co., `2:,..2 Market street;
Wm. 21•Elee & Co., 2:2 Muth Front street;
11CCutelieon a: Collins, Front and,New streets
Smith, Williams & Co., 512 Market street;
James Graham & Co, 20 and ' 2 Letitia street
Joseph E. Mitchell, En President. M:iehanics . Bank
Jame, Dunlap. 1 , 2a,1., President Union Bank; .
lion W. A. Porter, late Judge Supreme Court:
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO
OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE—No. 37 Fifth Street, Ilink Block.
TNSURES AGAINST ALL KINDS OP
1. FIRE AND SIARINE RISKS.
ISAAC JONES, President; JOIN D. I‘IcCORD, Vice
President; D. Id. Siere:ary ; Capt. WILLIAM
DEAN, General Agent.
Dirac-Inas—base. Jones, C. 0. Hussey. Harvey Childs,
Capt. It. C. Gray. John A. Wilson, 13. L. Fahneotock, John
It. - McCord. I=oea,•. 11l Pennock. R. P. Sterling, Capt. Wm.
Thos. M. Howe, Itol,t. 11. Davi. mr.JS
DELAWARE RiIITUAL
Si WOOD STREET.
INSURANCE COMPANY
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLA,
TITRE OF PENNELVANIA.IMS.
OFFICE, S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT STS
PHILADELPHIA.
Marine Insurance.
ON VESSELS, - I
CARGO, To all parts of the world..
FREIGHT,
On Goode, by River, Canals, Lakes, and Land Carriages
to all farts of the Union.
FIRE INSCRANC.:"--b
On Aferchandise generally,
On Stores, Dwelling blouses, etr, etc.
ASSETS OF THE COMPA Y, •
liorzunist 1, 1850.
—71,3 Q
105,114 00
104,423 00
:10,112 50
Bonds, Mortmes, and Real Estate-.
Philadelphia Cary fi cent- Loan
Pennsylvania State Loans
united States Treasury Notes
" .
Railroad 611 cent. Moiitgage 57,375 00
6 3 Stocks in Railroads, Gas and Insurance Goa-. 75,362 60
Bills I.eeeival,le_._ ...... ....................... ...... 231,666 26
Cash on hand ............. ..... ..... 42,067 85
. Balance in hands of Agents, Premiums onl
Marine Policies recently issued,and other 61,238 14
70;
debts
due the Company.-- -..............-.
Diane TOIIS.
Win. Martin, ‘ Samuel E. Stokes
Edmund A. Souder, J. F. Peniston,
S Theophilus Paulding, Henry Sloan.
' John It. Penrose, Edward Darlington,
John C. Davis, H. Jones Brooke,
James Traquair, Spencer M'llvaine..
Wm. Eyre, Jr.. Thomas C. Hand,
James C. Hand, Robert Burton,
Wm. C. Ludwig, Jacob P. Jones,
Joseph H. Soul, James B. 'M'Farlardl
Dr. R. M. Heston, Joshua P. Eyre,
Gee. G. Lieper, John H. Semple. Pitt
Hugh Craig, D. T. Morgan,
8 Charles 'Kelley. J. T. Logan, • ""
I% ILLIAM MARTIN, Piesident.
THUS C. RAND, Vice President.
~ , Haear LTLIILB.N, Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA EIRE AND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. 149 CHESNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom House,
WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF LNSU
RA.NCE, either Perpetual or Limited, on every
description of Property or Merchandise, at reasonable
sates of premium.
- - - -
Charles Bayes
E. B. Engh :
P. B. SavZ , r; h
C. Sherman:
S. 3. tfc'argee'
F. ILBURN Secretary.
pVai" - Iviri.VANIA INSURANCE CO
.-No. 63 Fourth Street
RECTOM.
Jacob Painter, /lady Patterson, I. Grier Sproul,
C. A. Colton, Janes H. Hopkins. A. A. Carrier,
Henry Sprout, Nich.Voeghtly, G eorge w.s m ith.
A. J. Jones, Wade Ilampto ‘, Robert Patrick.
Chartered. 9300.000
FIRE AND MARINE RISHS TAKEN, of all de•
ecripuons.
Pittsburgh Insurance Company,
NO. 96 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH.
ROBERT GALWAY, President.'
ALEX. BRADLEY, Vile President.
F. A. RINEILA_RT, Secretary
44r Aid - dies igiinst BULL 'AM) CARGO RISES, on
the - Ohio and Mis , AsAppi Rivers and tributaries, and
MARINE RISKS generally.
And against loss and damagZ by Fire, and against lbe
Petits of the Sea and Inlqid Neviganon and Tranapac•
Western Insurance Company,
GEORGE DARSIE, President;
F. 3t. GORDON, Secretary
Orrin Zi0.92 Water street, tSpsng t di'sWareiatius'e
stbirs,) Pi ttslaargli.
'Will insure against all kinds of FIEE and MARINE
RISES.
pp Rome Institution managed by Directors who are
well known Ip the community, and who are determined,
by promptness and liberality, to tosietain the character
lihleh theylnte assorned ri
, as offering the b ea t prote4:
two to those who desire to be insured.
ASSETS, APRIL Stith, Isle.
Stock Accotmts
Morte°fffice turni
re—...
Open Accounts, etc
Cash
Premium N0te5......„
Notes and bills discounted
JOSEPH H. DAVIS
nsurattrq.
GREAT WESTERN
STATEMENT, MAY IS, IM9
ESTABLISHED IN 1836
REFTILENCES IN PIIIIABII.PIII.i.
JAMES W. ARROTT, Agent,
Temporary Office, 103 Wood street.
SAFETY
INLAND rNsiTRANCES
- P. A. MADEIRA, Agent.
Iskr. 95 Water street, Pittsburgh.
ROBERT P. KU. , ;(3, President,
M. W. BALDWIN. Vico President,.
DIRECTORS
E. R. Cope,
George W. Brown,
Joseph S. Paul,
John Clayton,
E. Wilor,
Of Pittsburgh.
OrTICERS
A. A. CARRIER, Pret4klent.
I. GRIER SPROUL, Secretary. [jal:ly
, ui3r.c•zoas.
Robert Galway, Samuel IrCliarkan,
Joseph P. Geaam, M. D., John Scott, ••
James Marshall, Darid Richey,
James W. Heilman, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, J. L. Leech,
John Fullerton, N. F. Hart.
R. Robinson, Robert H. Hartley,
William Carr, . 31• Gill. 1e25
OF PITTSBURGH
- • .
George Die, R. Millar. Jr.
J. W. Butler, George W. Jacksou,
James M'Auley, Alex. Speer.
Andrew Ackley, Win—Mcli/Q1
Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander • eki
D. M. Long, Wm. H. Smith,
C. W. Bicketsou. IR%
..C.M6,400 00
V 42,463 2
$698,804 70
$ 90,000 00
2,160 00
era 00
17,38 t) 39
13.38725
30,333 12
153,334 29
5300 2 140 05