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tended suit and took n -, steps in It
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... t ••••-'-'ss - -•. 'ils,'' . . .1 '- , 4 ''-i- '-i s • parties who had perpetrated the forgers H.
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t o t ri :s h y' ,
Jones, of the Citizens'Bank,ando a
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r of, a •„,*+ ~. ~, ..... • - •4"- (in the 10th of iltigust Ur Jones made an
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PeT' j. ' T •1,1-„,1 1- f;"1"." ",..'ir '0 ", ,' ' hi proceeded to N. v,• to ik t • arrest his men.
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:, k' '`--. ',' 4- ' "-- 4 ' ..;,. r" ",,'. - t , ' • - ... out Mr. Dague gent t -arat .;arittis returned.,e re h I
s ay, had his requisitions endorsed,
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habeas cll Pi . wa s threat N.
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of Langdon, 1
About a month aft,- the flight
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appearance
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Directors. interview with Te leLroh-Huey
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here sir to see aft( 0. rhe nekred
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obtained by Ur Lang bon or c( rti he cotes which
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know all about It Rout, sers much flus
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virile of the Directors in New York, they• were
called upon by one Hodge,
who publishes a
counterfeit detector, demanding of them sB,s
000 to give the Banka good standing in his pe
riodical, which they indignantly refused.
Hodge, said he could either write the Bank up
or down, and accordingly in the next number
of the detector, the Monongahela Valley Bank
was starred.
Langdon was brought to the city on the
l' 45 train from Philadelphia, and lodged in
jail on Sunday afternoon for hearing on Mon
day, September 6th.
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VOLUME XVII.
ilia• Pails) Poot.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Departure and Arrival of Passenger
Trains.
Pittsburgh. Furf Watme and Chicago Rai!rood.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets, Pitt -burgh )
Leave Pittsburgh. Crestline. Ft. Way,-
Expres Train 1.151.5 A. M. n:56 A. M. lag P. )1
Mail Trrun.- 6:50 A. M.
Fapress Train 12:50 P. M. ai4s P. M. A.
SI
Arrive at Chicago
64T P. M....
Returning. a rive at Pittshoreh.
DWI, 4:25 P.M. Expres.,:hai it M. '2-20 A. M
(Prom Federal Street Station. Allegheny.)
New Brighton Accommodation.. itne A. ! , .1. te•X P M
.. 6:05 A. M. 12:10 1' M
Pennsylvania Ai/rood.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. A rriv es.
4:50 P. M. 1t1:45 P. M
2:50 A. M. 11:50 P. M
4:20 P. M. 124•20 A. M
Express Train
Mad
Fast Line
The Johnstown Way Il.,,end.er
Train
Johnstown ACCOMMAIIIIMI
F.ret Turtle Creek
Sa.oond '• "
Third ‘•
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Boat Rare over the lionongultela Course.
The race between the •• I. C. Woodward „
and the Jackmn. - over the old Course,
from the Monongahela bridge to Saw Mill Run
and return, took place on Saturday afternoon,
and attracted much attention. Though there
aas a large concourse assembled on the steam
boaLs. Monongahela bridge and wharf, the in
terest manifested was not so great as at many
of the contests last season.
Five o'clock was the appointed hour, and be
6.re that time the river was, as usual on such
occasions, alive with wat,•r craft of every de
,cription. The eight oared barge: "
and "Gcn. Robinson were stationed at the
farther end of the Bourse as buoys, and coon after
live, the word was given and the boats started.
The Woodward liiok the lend at first but just
at the lIIMIth of I•errc ,treet the Jackson pulled
up, overtoot and passed her. The .fiLekson
maintained the lead, turning her buoy first, and
came up Tar in advance of her competitor,
winning the race in 21:14. The time of the
W ood ward Was -':n`.
The purse was two hundred dollars, and the
ere WS each used th 'ir utunist to will.
The Jackson \ Vtlq reweil I i R I ert Jackson,
Frank Woltf. Reese and Win. Dltvis•
without a steer:inan, giving her that nineh ad
vantage in weight. The crew of the Wood
ward was as follows: James flannnill, (stroke)
George Deary, John dlationill, John pluck,
and Chas. Steven:. Ciix:wain.
'lliere tvas littd• It it ty , t' eon'
ridutltly 1/i•th`ta . tt that the .111t . k., , ii ti tuld Htn
Ow race, and 111, ‘tdild , d the pretlicti,n.
('AIEIO'II.I nS -- In ionnr locations, in
Eastern Pennsylvania, caterpillars have made
their appertranee :mn.l art• committing ravages.
but the damage they lire doing is mulling to ;
be compared to that which results true them
in other portions of the r , rat The Ilea,. I'M /I
1,1), of I Ink ntoriollnr visi
tation still iscritirli, - pith unabated vigor to j
rob the' n igb boring UV, n ,i(11• 4 nt „ WI:
brightest vernal hues. Tries° insucts bare an
existence far doe. ik towards the rind
grow more numerous iu the higher
bPSOnd us. Ft•Sto ,, l , of caterpillars hang From I
every swaying twig. or ci.ingregate in cobweb
like iwists, while other - . loss fortunate, till the
deeper bowels of the once pure hillside ,brings
anti brook- with furry masses of rtairmil mat
ter. The trails are triisted by the lust of their
nests, and webbed ot .•r With crawling
Every ditch bears eddying centre a eon-
Omani.; line of mingled forms. luirb - 1 to d..-
struction from on s'no
ing numbers and eareless zephyr,. Thou-w.. 1..
arid perhaps 051111. ro. ut licrt, of the Varn.lls
shrub, forming the this k eirapparel of the
riaurntain 31r..wit' stripped nearly hare
of lo:Ivo4; g r ill lierrios being seen .inni•lin.2; tot ,
harsher music than tlie -iliilarit breathings of
clustered leat'es. t ha t 11./ 1.“
shading teliage. while bushes first -how ing
reg
'l Mar out:i.e.:lease- me' it at 0 them most far,.
txstie in their trimming.-
C..1.1.1 , i30; NV ITII Cl.l ,11 , .T1 r. “Fl• - •
rut.: Ikrrh-burg, J'Grt. , -“•(
~ i :',C.kird,ty lot, the to!lnwia
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I niernintt. flue pro9a train which
left here nt met with a reel ri
ft lOW miles 1.0!,,W ithilMalwn. As, the
II r..unditut n curer, the rtnizinetir ilis
c,•vered a bull lyin , z, tipiql the track The
whistle a', -oureled I tbkryn brakes, rind the
ent:itie re, t'r,d. V,' elt,f.' upon the an
irnxl
it WR , ittlis.t,lbil• to e.i.ape the
striking the bull. the locomotive was
otl the track and considerably injured.
The liinzgai_ti• car was broken, the ,inoking car
irjurol and the platform , of the passenger car:
destroyed. !ten;:;- Garman, the lineman, and
\Vni itloonter, w.•re ,calde.l
ri.ther seriously.
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111 hearil,.: (ionoral 'tour,
de-pitti•hed a lik,otliotivi, with
Ow .'‘‘ who
1,2..4. h n ,hart lw.: of I. I We,
that 11 , d , lll ,t ka, i nu,to ti 1 0 Ilwr
The
pluee, where th , t r , •1113ib. , 1 1.111 n“011. ‘lll,ll
they were rent ITT the Mull train. For•
tunntely none of the iTas , elq:erT, were inlared.
rind nil uppeTireil tinilik(ul 111,r1t, , .t had ro mi
raculously e , otried.
It Lan outrag.e up'', the tra•T'eltroz eni-
Inunity, iieiTpetruted Tinily by the far
r h ers along 14UF4511.rottd , . by Imalvlll.4 01 , 1 r vat
triartin' nbolit the tritoks, There is a law
makes_ the owli••r , relion:-ilTle for the
damages dohe, and V.,: hope the Company will
f.ucoecri - in finding out the guilty parties in this
in-tame, and bringing their to
s un:ll , k —Mr A• - nett, wife of .Inlin It
Arnett, liviiez ear th.. I r. al. ut ti
below Al organtow n. \ ' a., eUllitrlltted pomade on
Friday night last, by throwing herself in
the river. Her husband missed her about
three o ' cloct. in the morning. when -earch.wtts
made, and the body found in water night
feet in depth She bad pinned her dresi chose
around her feet before jumping into the striaim,
Shonei n 2; that she \li , determined to put an end
her iinedence. The cause is not I neWn
Sometime :dm -, she co neenli•d berself in a coal
bank, and her f r t• searehed for her two nr
three day,. before they • ueceeded in hi flchill , 2 her
—she tind, tdl.l lit the next 0111
would ha , ,• t• ••• r as she
1 .. 1. ,. 11 , • 001 lie
found. She was titdy a.. a „,, an d
1et11 ,. ..S H. large circle of friend- to mourn her
A BF 11-NEVI A.l 11.1. a
lag, about halt last :ecru h, suddenly, as
if it bad sprutig oarlria , ited citVero,
ligl.t, r. I,',lUi;:lkt span
ned (be heiiven, er . 1 rite A bnut two
thirds of the heavens one
with, a thin. hialiaou, Nlkpor, and through
the wile itudlow light, the Aars v.•,•n• dim
t i ik,,...C,ElLut; .lia gro•at wreath iif silver.
In the East, Cie light was white and
while in the West, it took, i t pale roseate hue,
like a distant tire. Such indeed, it was sup
posti•ti to be, and an alarm was raised. but be
fore the engines had pr. a:vas - bid ;sic the pruellted
:ays t ieintu. opop
the streets 'weri,i admiring thu tiisplay of thin
unat•countut , te but lutA bettutiful phenomena
of nature.
Aar, a , I ET, -I Nillrememberthat'Si
some months,inre Christian Klein, proprietor
of it lager beer hall on ,itreet, WILT
Fifth, received a ,0 almo:t
terminated fatally, a. tue hands of uno or a
party of yMing men at his house, all of whom
were at the time arreirted, except .lotus I>ig
-1111111, the son of re , liectable parents in this
rite, who, although it lons believed that he in
flicted the wound. runts not be found. He
has, within a few days, been arriii-tial in St.
Louis, and will be brought hack bo r
Moon, Villa is cow in the Wert, zr.ld, to n hunt
a requisition will be rent xis =sun as it can be
procured.
FOU NV Lent , tN n FL k le Sunday
morning, tbe body of a man about thirty years
of age. was found lying dead in a flat lying
close to the opposite shore of the Mononga
hela river, almost under the Birmingham
bridge. Tho Coroner was called and held an
inquest, find it transpired that the man's name
was Mitaell. lie had been in the vet of
the city for five weeks, and was a shoemaker
hp track. He had worked for a Mr. Snyder in
Birmingham, and was seen by a boy, seated
en the top rail of the bridge, on Saturday
night, drunk. It was supposed that he either
fell or jumped otf into the flat and was killed.
A verdict was rendered accordingly
Ma. MiCuyt. proprietor of the Mansion
House, at Elizabethtown, was struck on the
head with a slung-shot, on Tuesday last, by a
young man named Stewart, who visiied his
house in the evening, after a pic.nic, and acted
disorderly, when Mr. McCune attempting to
eject him, he struck him a violent blow, in
flicting a serious wound. Mayor Weaver has
issued a warrant for the arrest of Stewart, who
is said to be a desperate character, recently
escaped from prison in New Jersey.
POLICE CIIANGES.—Officer Joseph Knox has
been discharced by Mayor Weaver from the
day police. His place will be filled by James
M. Riddle, late First Lieutenant of the night
watch, who is an able and efficient officer.
George W. Clark of the night waich, succeeds
to the position vacated by Mr. Riddle, on the
night watch.
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PITTSBURGH. N
RAILROAD AcCIDENT.—Mr. Oliver Bernard,
a freight conductor on the Northern Central
Railroad, met with a painful accident on Sat
urday last. lie attempted to jump from the
train, which was going at the rate of twelve
or fifteen miles an hour, when ho slipped and
fell, spraining his left leg, and otherwise in
juring himself. His injuries are such as to
confine him to the house for some weeks to
conic. Mr. Bernard resided in Baltimore.
SENT TO THE HOUSE OF REFUGE-A young
man, or more properly a boy, of fifteen or six
teen, was before Mayor WeAver, on Saturday,
caurged with cutting a companion, Martin El
der, in the hand viith a knife, in an alterca
tion at the Pennsylvania Railroad depot, on
Friday night. Elder's wounds are very slight.
Both boys are hack-drivers. Believing Hall
incorrigible, the Mayor sent him to the House
of Refuge.
BUTLER COUNTY NOMINATIONS.—The Le
intieracy of Butler county met on Monday lust
and placed in nomination the following
Senate, Lewis Z. Mitchell, (subject to the de
dision of the district conference;) Assembly
Michael Stinetorf. alentine Stork ; Treasurer
Abdiel C. Martin ; Com nissioner, I'.
Bryson ; Surveyor, John Humphreys: Audi
tor, Wit. S. Ziegler.
Tue spiritualist_ are building a hall in Perry
county, this i-Itate, for the purpose of holding n
grand National l'ongress of :spiritualists, and
forming a heavenly circle in the other tv, , rld
to goN ern the spheres and circles there, and to
communicate with those on earth.'' The halt
will be finished during this month, and the
t ',lngress will be held about the middle of next
ON Friday morning last, Thomas
Summit township, Butler county, was b.und
dead in his own door by a neighbor. Mr..
Tay I. r. who is crippled, and unable 4e mare
her bed, statue that on thee% ening I.•iore he 55 11,
found, her husband had started to out.
but tell when he reached the door, and ex
pired.
FIRE IN BUTI.Ka NTT. -- About six
o clock on Sunday morning last, 11 huunr near
hit.ustuwn, Butler county, was di.coeured 1.
he on lire, and was burned to the trroun,l
The building was owned by Jacob Ziegler, of
Harmony, mid was occupiesl by a German
iww
ilr. Loss about four hundred dollars.
GREAT REIT ILI. MONTH Y.Y.- •We have re
ceived from the publishers the September num
ber of thiii periodical, which is us attractive
any previous number. It ,olltailis a variety of
interesting article-, voldinuation
of " Seven Years in ye W.,torn 3131
6 well worth the prier at which it 6 .0,1
THE Cooper llpern Troupe app.-sr .111 Tue.:-
day evenine:, when the Qpoilo Theatre will be
Cre the ',aim', in Oie comic opera of
I I: I isi re 1 Amore, or the
Various fteCeSAOTIS have been made to the c<",lit
pany sinus their first apiiettraneu here, andi,er
hare no doubt they will meet with a learnt rt.-
eeption.
WE neglected tonnnounre nn i-Mturdily the
election of Mr. Alexander tieorge a, Cashier
of the Ffirmerß . Deposit Bank, vice A P. M
(,row, re“igned. Mr. (it , orge h e been t,ll,
f this institution for two years iite.t. and
though young iu years he has the eontidence iit
the business community, and will till lie le
imisition with satisfaction to all.
A LUNATI , —Mart'
1111111, wa , found wandering . about the ,treet,
Friday night, and taken to the watch home,
w tom she attempted to bite liirr hands and arms,
and %% 1.3 only prevented from doing tiy eiiii•
them. :lil, wits ciiiiinimed to jail until
tb,. next term of Court, when , h .wwill priltbi ,
be sent to the 11,,pital.
Til E rnistak,n iu sayinv, tiott tli
•• Belmont•" or rutin r th,• ~1
waa 4q11•41 the Belmont.' teen• .nf,•lv r.
from the river, a= on touching a
bolo's the mouth of Ferry ,treet the bud ,11,1..
in the channel. and mom nvnain, there. a root
idedrin Linn than be h,re
Tut: real-digger:, wh, are on Cor
!ogld it ages. intend milking x dernon,tratem
by ft grand parade through the street: n Fr
d it. pr,unte it wits to pay the bano AVI h
will pret•otie then, ttlitt a c . ollllllittl, en
Gaged !not we.ik in soliciting f,intritintn , n•. t..
them in holding eut.
i 11 AR“E r LArrevt.—Ald,•roinn oti
,oturoittt,l John Burn , to thn: kniunty jail on
Stilt/113S, in default of live hundred 1
Lail. for larceny, on oath of linvid
nigh, who alleges that be stole a cabin
ing to him, which was attached to a raft
Fait. Frit HEARIN(
Alderman Donaldson lodged ti commitment
against Nathaniel Ilughei., ni.w in jail, fn
further hearing on Saturday next, barged
with passing counterfeit money, k ti
Rh hard Slilitne.
i. e Ali:, of horse?, attikehoti 1,, the lat!'
Thomtmn, ran awn}' in Birnunghln.
on Saturday morning, travor, , ing th,
entire length of Bingham ,tract The oar
Tinge was broken to pIeCVS, but none-of the In
mates were injured.
Tilt dething ' , Ore of lie , hin‘eh
enango c o unty, tvu burvbarfai•ly
entered 01;1 and robbed ~f
goods to this animist thre' hundred
The thieves have not been eauttht.
I , IT A .I,RE"—The Great Itepnbim jut
fishes an illustrated pnern entitled .• Th.
Ac..rn, - by Mrs. E. (J,,/es Smith. The
1.17.i11e iA published by ra,/,imith 'o
A \ 11 1 ,El; L t o.f the hew hilt..lo ;-lewing 7fia
( 1 0 1 i ., is received by the agents, J L. Cturni
than Federal street, Allegheny etc
These machines having a fine demand *
MIL Claiain.pis, of Edent, , a, N I it
now in the city, solicitating aid fr• t 4,
population for the of a i.l,\ church
in hi.; i tiatcnii.. Tito object is worthy, and we
wish him all sueces.
IN its new coat of paint, the old neat!,
looks gay and fresh, and, as no think, vastly
itoproved. The interior looks folly well a
th, exterior. and its old habitues will ,carceli
recognize in it the dingy fori..wr years.
E cut- Ythe following from
P , (sg of A upst 27 :
The tait ilouk Business
The gift book business, which has sprung up
within the last four or five years, Is 1/otllliar to
this country, and, from its popularity. has be
come entitled to be designated en —institution
It was originated by Mr. George G. Evans, now
occupying very extensive nremlses GL CIO
Chestnut street, on!}' a do;en doors from
the publishing orrice of the Press. YOU boy
book, out of a multitudinous collection, includ
ing all the new publications of merit, uud with
each book receive a gift, varying in value from
fifty cents to one hundred dollars. In the last
six months, between two and three hundred
gold and silver watches have thus been dis
tributed, and over s2fill,uon worth of other
jocJdlryd Ve have seen the receipts for money
paid for watches and jewelry, by Mr. Evans,
since Christmas, an , ' they corroborate this
statement to the fullest. No more than s dol
lar is paid for a dollar book—yet a gift is pre
sented with each purchase. Mr. Evans, who
is not connected with any other house, in Phi
ladelphia or New York, buys books cheaply for
cash, and in such large quantities that the dis
counts he receives are great. Moreover, he is
himself an extensive publisher, judiciously
,! spreading himself, " ni that line, also, with
first-class books. Ho is Abel lor any enterprise
requiring spirit and capital.
Mr. Evans publishes a classified catalogue of
the largest assortment of books, in every de
partment of literature, in the country, which
will be sent, free of expense, to any person in
the 'United States, by addressing
GEORGE G. Evans,
Gift Book Establishment,
439 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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ON DAY MORNING, AUGUST 29, 1859.
" of "'I"
'll ‘ T E LIT EST NEWS
..ttWar , torrner editor tI 4 paper.r
Howard is and has been for the past year and
a hall I,cated in Omaha, engaged in the prac
tice of his profes,ion. He in well read an
able lawyer and an eloquent ads ,, , ate, and
prompt and energetic in his profession. At
the last term of the United States District
Court, held in . this city, he was the senior
counsel for the defendant in the case of the
United States against Lewis Neal. indicted for
the murder of Tecumseh Fontenelle. The able
manner in which the defense was conducted,
and his appeal to the juryin behalf of the pris
oner, was conelmdre as to his being one of the
first lawyers in the Territ ,, ry.— Kri to vzy y
—Mr. Howard studied law in the mdliee of
Judge Shafer, of this city. and wris
to the bar sonic three years ago. A , hurt time
after his admission he left for Kan-as, and has
succeeded in making his mark. - We are
glad to learn of his success.
ON Sabbath last. a son of Mr , Nancy John
ston, of Mahoning township. Lawrence county.
aged about six years. had his leg broken in at
tempting to get out of in buggy, when near the
Weittield church, a short diqance froni Mull tit
daelison. They were on their way to nweting.
Ile wan attended by Dr W ilrox, and 1 , ,i,ang
M A: , NN EAV ER hi hat few 110 f kr,
hint yo,derdriy. The loc.=t importai t wa , that
of PowL.r::, w a.; tined ton d.dlars for
attempting to re,,au , n pri-uTu.r from watch
man Barker. on Saturday night
GE .IOiE rermitly i has
been convicted ❑3 one of tive 'Ate , participitted
in the heudy robbery committed upon Mr
Martin Cope's Milk near Steuben
ville, (ibio
TFINII Camp Ineet•ll4 ira< • lo , eal.
i•ew in pregre , , at Sewickley, which
largely attended, as well m ati••tiler at
hulk
, of Eri•., ha.] In, I••trid t••ril ••;11
in a -• ing machine an Illendav lift. and
s,lll li al to suffer arnmitatiem
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Mies. CIAITH I Nt., f every va
riety ••f.tvi••ari•l mariniaottir•al •-a
pre -sly fen •i‘, All.l v
ever ••tlvred in this market. 11-•iitleinen and
retr••r•t; will find it to their inter,t t • call at
our e-tabli,hinent. corner of F•••1••ral:-treA air!
the 1/•erinind. Alloghrnr rile, line I•tirelia.•• •
el-ewher , . A , trict lellierettee t•• our •=y-•.•
trot •flrirge -.ties and 'mall pr•li t • I•
the name of \V. 11. NITIee & t'v ar , ••••\
pre-emir, nee which uu ce.mpetion ha , liittlerl••
di‘turl•••d.
GEORGE W. SMITH, \‘'‘
BkMtEli, MALTSTEit, AND 1101' DE.arR.
\ Pitt Virret. Pittuburgh
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nti drvtmyc+nt thrHt,fr.'li aua
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the Laboratory of Jttle9 BRUT I I: Co, No 7ei Che-dnu
010e1. Pliilndelphp\
ILEMOV.IL:
W. & D. HIIGUS,
pAVE REMOVED 'Ft N( m A
K El' Street, corner of F0u,“1.1, who lc tare will ro
u nil the tint tili,iiiiitel;.lof.ritirn they w 111 ,mist,' to
helt 1„,,,g kilu as emu,
01 Fifth sad Marliet -t nits. triv4ittu
zoitcrn ............... „.. ..0,11 , 041 METER.
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
ftll.l ll 11•,1c-al' and Retail I ittakt, to
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
No. 42.3 Penn Street, above the Canal,
Rare on hand a large assortment Of Fanny and
Furniture, in lValnut 1111,1 Mahogany of their own manu
facture. and warranted equal in quality anti style to anY
manufactured in the city, anti will -011 at rea rgu e
pricee
- -
- \V\AWW\O‘ k\ A VJ')
H E ADMIHEIts up-
Steinway's Pianos
.ire respectfully informed that ne have nod received
rw., of these UNRIVALLED HAN( t.Ft
One 7 Octave Ei.lllltl corner, plum
One 091 it
They need but to bo heard, and their vast .tiperinrity
over others, will tt..• at once manifested. For sale It)
ELEBER t PRO., No. 53 Fifth tdrytet.
au2s Sole Agents fur Stounrav's Piam,
°HEE-SE-30U boxes prime Cutting, re
ceired this dry.
sug24 HENRY H. WLLINd.
=MEM
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INIMIENI=
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lIMEIMIE
Man,lfactoror , 1
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13 - 4 - TELEGRAPH.
Five Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON.
Sr.louxi, N. F., August 27--The steamship
City of - Washington, from Liverpool, on the
17th, and Queenstown, on the 180 instant,
passed Cape Race, at half past two o'clock
yesterday afternoon, and being intercepted by
the news yacht of the New York Associated
Press, her advices, which are live day , later,
were obtained.
The ateernship .Jura, from New York, had
not arrived out up to the 18th instant.
The Zurich conference had made no progress
for arranging definite terms of peace.
()wing to some mismanagement, the yacht
only obtained the latest despatch of the 18th
instant, telegraphed from Liverpool to Cork,
and not the week's summary of news.
The dlsirture of the steamet Great Ea, tern
has Leen postponed till the I th of September.
The Duke of Tuscany had arrived at Paris,
mad received a friendly reception from the
Emper,r. All the warnings to the French
newspaper, had been withdrawn.
A great tire had occurred at Liverpool, de
,droving a large quantity of cotton and grain.
The of Washington has only four hun
dred passengers. She pas,al the Aeamer Cir
cassian on Wednesday. V
The European Papers W -1 th' Etiaa.
Nt:w YORK, August 27.—The steamship
Iltna made un (v.cellent run from Liverp,,ol to
1;,,t0n, haying beaten the Anteriei intn the
latter p,rt about thirty hours, although the
latter I. tt Liverpool twelve hours later than
tlu 111,r1,1.
It was , cronedui•iy stated, ys, , torda::, that Ow
Etha br.u.zht no file, of Lai - opt-I.n paper , from
the Liverpool agent M the Asr.oetated
, They were reeelV , `,l thr , llLth the Po-t.
their deli‘ery Imre Imvin. been &hived about
fifteen Imt , by the purer of the I::t.rm heg
-14,0 t deliver the lettr, to the R„-boi itgent
to •thmh it wt addressed.
',,Froin New Orleans.
WA 111 \ - 7 / 1 7: , • Aligt-t 2.7 —New
13por- Sunday . :3-4 hav 1-
, been 7,13J.,-,d by
I;y totlv regulation, , _zo into etrect
I WI the 1-4 Of :4eptornbor, 311 treo person-. of
' , dor arr,..,n14 thor, !mot tfolliod nbby 6. b31g
..,1 in 'Jail :col romnin untii tho dopartoro of the
, boat or‘e.,l on which thov
Failttro of Boar 13rokers
„
I 1111..\ Ati L tit,t '27 .\ pr: ato do
,
rocoived in thi, rite from Now Sork
nuroinni., the fiiihiro of N.-w Irk
bony The failure of \Viiltor
Ic -t. , ! PO tho heavie-t
French Consul Dead.
\ \ \ A11 , '114 -L ik rarno. 01 , 3
Frt•rieli Ciftlf ,, tll Rt till, port. , 11 , 1 1. , -113y t.f
IL L :0. Ho wa.: an old n•-ident tlf cily. and
ha> ~ctipted the pest 1.r.-111 for thy ,
tvo•:ltv two year,.
From Venezuela
N \l AugwiL '27. —An arrival at till.
later advice, from Veneztyla.
The I,:l.eral. had taken without op
N .an tin.. in.,rtling of the I.'t .if A
The Turf.
At I. Tenll,l,- twat.
Saratoga 1,-day. in
• thr , ••• tin.. '2 and
"Phi' op,ntrig "1 - Letter,: Atillre,..seti to (fon—
YeTerday morninz a ease et' ciinsideralde
interest. incolvin:_t the right the cancers in
charge 111 penal 11 - 1.6(116M: break the seals
;11n .1 pens —• the c.intent, letter: , directed to
persens under , entenee in the State Prison,
ail and inia , es ~r correction, oar brought
• ti,•l•.ir e A Esq.. Assistant United
States Ui=trlet Atterney. lu this ease. Henry
, T. Saunders, wit is sere ing It ,nterice in Sas
leril jai" for fornication. brilla,; to action
Doptity Sheriti Elam D. Kimball for
openlng a letter addr, , , , ,ed to hint. The e: - Ise
as callcd, and tile defendant waiving exanii
liation. wet- , .erit the grand jury for tiVes-
Clqat:l ,, fl are not aware that a en... , a till:
natarc ha , ever been tried in our courts. It
fur )cars busts tho cti,toni of warden: , or
their Her jailer. , and Tri:l-1,2N of o!
e o r r..ction to ~p.•!I :nd read till 10t.t.,1"S t ei.e,l
at thcir is I dire( 1. - 4 i to
writton Lc this
V. 111.•ir Tr"r propriety or thi,
t. , .i lippirent to rogiiiro defeini.... unit
=OM
it-elf. Without tilt , precaution
s rc m lit puiemisiii unlimited opportunities
for the '..:t.iatton of plan, of ematie. requiring
perhatiii iy the co n certed action of theniselve,
and thii.r friend- without to carry them IMO
executii 11. Thi•re are yet other con
,hlerations which hem upon the subject, which
\vitt don titiese: und , rgo a thorough judicial i n .
ve , tisration. The result of this. easy will there
fiire be looked fir with interest, arid not the
least inlet-esti-it parties will be the prisoners
themselves. fir if it is decided that their letters
cannot lie opernid and read. the offieers of the
law run entirely prohib.ttheir receiving letter,.
The theory „I - tho law tlist cons - let, nro
,load to the worl,l,lllrinz their inearooration.—
Fran i!,.• Pnaadclplea North Atne, - ,.., 11 ,f Print.]
The Penns)lvanla Railroad Tonnage Tax.
The tr i al of Om snit eausel by the refusal of
the Penes)lvaioa ltailroad to continue the
td the tehmte.:e tax. comes vii next
at Ilorristeirg. The ease brings:. and
will fat lei,: into the poeketa of our
friends the lawyers. Froin this tax the State
has Mai •rte been dorin ing a revenn•l seine
three hundred thousand dollar, per allllll2ll.
•I'he road hating refused. to pay it. a suit is the
consequence. The road will light the suit
until it rea;hes th,. Supreme Court of the Uni
ted estates, sbnuld they lose the verdict at the
trial next week. Mr. Stanton, of Virginia,
Messrs. Cuyler, Meredith and Crittenden, arc
retained on the part of the Commonwealth.
The attorneys for the road have strong hopes
gaining their ease. They will come out
tlat-footed for the unconstitutionality nil the
tax. They think that the State has no more
right to charge a tax. of ten cents a barrel for
the trait Ait to Philadelphia for flour ground in
Westmoveland county, titan to make the same
charge for 'flour produced in Lancaster. Be
cause whent is brought to the city by the Penn
sylvania Railroad, there is no more reason, in
the opinion of Mr. Cuyier, that that wheat
should pay a tax of three coiti per bushel,
than though it was o••va in Northumberland
county. and canto to market N is the Sunbury
and Erie Railroad. We are inclined to think
that, in contesting this suit, the Attorney-Gen
eral and Mr. Campbell will lin.d dusty travel
ing,. Having —got its back up ,•' the road is
determined to carry matters through, and show
that two wrong,, do not make a right, nor ever
will. Whoever happens to he in Harrisburg,
during the progress of the case, will hear sonic
thousand dollar speeches of the very - stillest
kind.
An Editor Shot b) a Candidate for Cong,ress•
The Vicksburg Whig, of the 12th inst., learns
that on the Wednesday previous, the honors
blo Francis Smith, the independent democrat
ic candidate for Congress in this district, shot
()wen Van Vaeter, Esq., editor of the Common
aw(llllt, on the streetsof that town. A contro
, ..rsy between them about an article in the last
number of the Commonwealth, relative to the
discussion between Smith and Singleton, at
Raymond, on the Ist inst. The wound of Mr.
Van Factor was severe, though not necessari
ly fatal.
E LE FROM CLIFTON STATION
J on the Plttsburgh and Clevelan ' d
acre. , of land. et dwelling . loose, stable. etc. Price
$1.100; $7OO en,h ; balance at one rear. For sale by
S. cOTHBERT k SON.
m 'J4151;0) tA
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS , EXCHANGE.
President.
WM. H. SMITH.
Rea Presidents.
ISAIAH DICKEY, Ist. EDWARD GREGG, 2d
Treasurer.
N. HOLMES, Jr.
Superintendent.
GEORGE H. THURSTON,
Stage of Water.
River—two feet six inches water in the channel
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
Deportai Expressly for the Daily Morning Past
FlTrauracia, August 27, lgig
Flour...We hare no quotations from first hands.
From store we note sales of 720 bbls. at $5,0064,12 for
superfine, $5,20@,5,37 for extra do, and $5,50@.5,62 for
extra family; fancy hrand,, $5,62@5,87.
Graln...Sales 190 bush. Kentucky White Wheat at
1,3541.40 ; 150 bush. Mediterranean do. at $1,25; 50 bush.
Rye. tram store, at 95e.; 125 hush. Corn, from store, at
21. i bush. Oats. from store, at 43@45e.
nay 12 loads from scales at $14)17 ton.
Rye Flonr...Ssles 25 bbls., from store, at $5,00.
Corn Meat _Sales 10 bhls. from store, at $4,25 9 bbl.
Bacon... Sales 3000 lbs. shoulders at 1%e.; 1000 lbs.
'sir , at 971.-.; 2000 lbs. hams at 10 1 /AlOXc.; 2000 lbs.
=agar cured hams at 12!„ , ,ie.
Dried Beef... Sales 1000 tbs. =leased at 13c.
C 47 boxes W. R. at Bc.
Potatoes... Sales 12 bbls. Jersey sweet at $4,0044.501
41 bid,. Ea , tortl nt $2,0042,25.
Beans... Sales 30 bush. small white at $1.37 bush.
Apples... Sales 6 bbl, fair green at $2.75; 13 bbls.
rmmnu at $2.0042,21
Melons... Sales 400 Water nt $18435 p 100; 260 do.
at 10 I.los Citron at $3.50 it bbl.
Peaches... Sales 20 baskets Jersey at $2.25.
50ap...10 boxes Rosin at sc.
Candles... Soles 10 hoses Mould at 13e.
011... Sales 17 bbl. Lard No. 1 at 93405 e. Vi gal.
Stearine...Sales 18 bbls.„ at 113.4 e. IR lb.
Rosin... Sale,: IS blils. at $3,76 bbl.
50 htils. Bolivar at $9 p ton.
Fire Blaek..,Sales 2100 common and extra at-$ "5 8835 p
Salt Soles 300 bbls. at $1,25 for No. 1 extra.
Batter... Sales 8 bbls. at 124121 z e. - p rolL
Eggs sales 4 bbls.. from store, at 81.5 e.? dozen.
Sugar... Pales 7 idols. at 7%e.; s hhds. at Sr. it lb.
Coffee...Si - des 35 bags Rio at 123.4413 e.
Molasses... Sales 23 bbls. N. 0. at 40e. - 9, gal.,
Me,. Sidi, tierecs at Sr.; at . s%ti. it 'ft).
Lime ... Sales 17 Lillis. Louisville at $1,25
Raga.. .: , a!,, 1 ton at Tb.
Wltlviky .ale , 10 bhls. OM Rye at ;1,00 - 6 pd.; 18
hI i t . . ; 5 bbla_ do. at 23e., and 13 bbls
New York Market.
N, 1 . ..v5.. August 2:.—Cotton heavy; sales. 400 hales.
sal.t.3 10,500 this. Wheat firm; sales 15,000
ihst, roth sl,s 1700 bush; yellow 8...1c5.55c. CM
ter thuyanT ..u.l active at 10V,(11!. e. The other mar
.r.. dnll. hot unchanged.
R. T. HENNEDY
;'EARL STEAM MILL
ALLEGHENY CITY,
I
R. T. HiENNEDIE & BRO.,
RYE AND CORN PURCHASED
c AMtS MEAL AlsW
MA NUFACTUR ED AND DELIVERED
IX AND ALL FA HENY
TERMS, CASH ON DELIVERY
vet-1) 1.,
DIARRHOEA, CHOLERA NORM
DYSENTERY MIXTURE.
N offering this medicine to the public, I
that n not only brings speedy relief to to the
,iiiferer. but that it attacks the disease in its. citadel, and
eradicate, it entirely from the system. Owing to its very
tare virtues, it mots on the liver, corrects all the derang
ed -suctions of the vicerik and invigorates the whole
tivi.totit. No family should be without a bottle in the
for it is adapted alike to the most tender and del
t.• Or infant, as troll asthe stoutest anti most reboot
men. By haying it always on hand, and taking it upon
uii r,t :ippearanee of an attack, you may mare yourself
iron, -uttering and expense. Many deaths from Cholera
coin id hay.• been tiv.ndied by timely using this Mixture.
Moon certificates can be obtained, but we think the
people can best judge after a trial, and more satisfacto
rily.
We offer ibe following owned persons as additional
t• ti m , ai c. sit pistrtin, till that is asked for the Diarrhcen
and -emery Mixture. The persona are known in our
community:— . .
hn t
t r Nt•r.
.1 t.
n Fratut.
Jame , Belli:ley. Jr.
T. K. WK . night.
P.. Swan,
Prepared I.g the subsenber, Rt. the Drum House
N. SIILPII SRO. J. MITCHELL,
Corner Wood ;aid Sixth sts.. Pittsburgh.
Price 25 cents per bottle!. augB:thl.kw-mo
punt , : LlQUORS.—Families can buy a
bottle of Mune. Port, Madeira, Teneriffe, Sherry or
.Nl,,latm Wine. Also, Ctigna, Brandy of different brands,
V., 1111 i ) I...Qlg:theist Whisky. Champaigne in quart,
and half pint bottl,, reduction made by dozen
hau .loam XII th.• alloys for sale by the quart or
iiihiltenued liquors need no'
D. FICKEISEN,
101 Third street.
11 ,
•0111: FALL STYLES oF
IMMIi=EMEI
beaimfol and dnrnhio en.ssimers lint, and every
of si AFT HATS for men and boys, at
1) 0 D D S
119 Wood Street,
nugln One door South of Fifth.
FLit E Bit ICK.—The attention of our man
ute.terers is directed to our Fire Brick, which will
Lo ftllllllllo i.e of the very host quality, and warranted to
purievt ,ans;action. For sale in any quantity, at
reo,..nobly low prices, by
QUA SOAPS. --Received to-day, a large
LI tot of Low's Cleaver's and Wrlglit's Honey Soap,
Brown Windsor Soap;
Palm Soap;
Cocoa Nut US Soap.
And ( o r sr d. b y
au
JOSEPH ABEL,
Corner Fifth and Grant streets.
RAILROAD SPIKE COMPANY
.10s. Dilworth. - - D. C. Bidwell,
to Purtm, R.olfc f Swat.)
MASirr tCTIIREIL9 OF
RAILROAD SPIKES,
CHAIRS AND BOAT SPIKES,
Cor. of Water at. and Cherry alley,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
Notice.
In the matter of the Partition oil . In the Orphans' Court
the Real Estate of Mark Wit- of Clarion county.
liams.late of Monroe towhship., No. 29 of May term.
Clarion county, deceased. j 1539.
To the heirs and legal representatives of
said Mark Williams, deceased: You are hereby notified
that by virtue of a certain writ of partition, issued out of
the C,;urt above named, an inquest will lie held on Mon.
day, t h e' ttth day of August, inst. at 10 o'clock. A. M., on
the real estate of said deceased, situate in Monroe town
ship. Clarion county aforefctid. adjoinin g lands of Strick
ler & Fulton, Lowry Gibson. Alexander Brown and John
Kuhns, eenuuning ninety-six acres, more or less—for the
purpose of making partition to and among the heirs, if
the same can be done without prejudice to or spoiling
the whole, but if the same cannot be divided, then to
valor anti appraise the said real estate agreeably to the
severxl Acts of Assembly in such cave made and pro
.
vilest. At which [lmo and place all persons interested
are ll,altied to agen.i.
JAMES C. GALBREATH, Sheriff.
Clarion. August 6th. 1959. augl34ltes
SAPONIFIER,
ka.,M2IIMMiaMft . IU
The Ready - Family Soap Maker
NO HOUSE SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
LABOR, TIME AND MONEY IS SAVED BY IT
FOR PALE. HI ALL STOREKEEPERS.
MAXUFA CTURED ONLY BY THE
PENNSYLVANIA
Salt Manufacturing Company,
396 Penn St., above Canal-
Hp3o.sa-tukth
VFTTN - 'ORKS.
ALEXANDER BRADLEY,
MANT/ACTDDER AND DZALra IN ZNEAT TARIM 07
c oo king, Parlor & Heating Stoves,
PLAIN AND FANCY ORATE FRONTS, &C.
Sole Proprietor of the Celebrated
PATENT GAS BURNING AND SMOKE CONSUMING
COOK STONES.
Office and Sale!. Rooms,
oc.23ar2p No. 4 Wood Stree Pitaburgh,
I=IIJN=I
Ambrotype and Photograpb
GALLERY,
No. 70 Fifth Street,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
44" Photographs, colored or plain. taken at short no
tice, at Eastern prices, and warranted equal to them.
SMALL PICTURES ENLARGED TO LIFESIMand
colored in Oil. mre
MBROTYPES.-
WARRANTER CAN BE HAD AB LOW
MENT 1N THE COUNTRY, AT
L IFE-SIZE,
ImPERIAL,
AND N:EDIIRd
Colored in Oil, Pastelle, or ,Plain, in the roost *static
style, and at. Eastern prices.
WALL'S GALLERY,
ieS Jones' Building, Fourth street.
PHOTOGRAPH, A.M.BROTYPE, 11.E
LAINOTYPE AND DAGUERREOTYPE GAL;
LERY, Orr. Fifth and Grant a - treas.—The subscriber hay- \
ing fitted up rooms in MTIGHE'S BUILDING, Is now N
prepared to take Likenesses that CANNOT-FAIL TO N .
GIVE SATISFACTION.
Call and examine the collection.
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
IRON FOUNDERS,
General Machinists and Boiler Makers,
NEAR THE PENN'A R. R. PASSENGER DEPOT,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF
Steam Engines, ranging from three to one hun
dred and fifty horse power, and suited for Grist Mills,
Saw Mills,Blast Furnaces, Factories , etc., etc.
Give particular
attention to the construction of Hi
sines and Machinery for grist mills, and for uprights;
mulay, and circular saw mills.
Have always on hand, finished and ready for shipment
at short notice, Engines and Boilers of every description.
Also, furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron separately, and
Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers and Ponies in every
variety, and continue the manufacture of Woolen Ma
chinery and Machine Cards.
Our prices are low, our machinery manufactured of
the best quality of materials, and warranted In all cases
to give satisfaction.
Air-Orders from all parts of the country solicited, and
promptly filled. rrulakanadaw
T. A ITV,
SMELTING WORKS:,
PARK, ItPCIURDY & CO„
MANUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING,
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Bob .
toms, Raised Still Bottoms. Spelter Solder, Ac., also kn.
porters and dealers in Metals. Tin Plate, Sheet Iron,
Wire, !Lc. Constantly on hand, Tinmen's Machines and •,
Tools. Warehouse, \o. 149 First, and 120 Second streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders of Copper out to any ds
ired pattern. mr2Stlydsw
•
El=
FY ®nu. DAVID E. PAYE. JAWS PAU, .711 /
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
NINTH WARD FOUNDRY
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Warehouse, No. 119 First and I:Xi Second streets.
Manufacturers of all sizes and descriptions of Coal Oil,
Retorts and Stills, Gas and Water Pipe, Sad Irons, Dog
Irons, Wagon Boxes,Stecl'Moulds, IMllies.Hangersand
Couplings.
Also Jobbing and Machine Castings of every descrlp•
Lion made to order.
Having a complete machine shop attached to the
Foundry, all necessary fitting will be carefully attend
ed to. milydaw
VINEGAR. I'
WARRANTED Pure and Un
adulterated, and to gar SAVE
Pickles for years, the same that I have
sold to a majority of the Pittsburgh Gm
cora for TWII.VE ream, and which has taken
Three First Premiums
at Pennsylvania State Fairs, I am now of
fering to the city and country trade at
greatly reduced prices.
Please order direct. Terms Cash.
A. BALLOU 146 Water street,
between Smithfiel da nd Grant,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
m-".dhw
ROOFING. -GUM ELASTIC
B. It liarbonse,
Daniel Dill,
Samuel Ferguson,
Andrew Watson,
bared Lord.
CANVASS ROOFING ; FELT, CEMENT, AND
L=in
Patented Aspheltic Roofling Felt.
With Instrnetionq for Applying. OLD ROOP3 ris.nrcisn.
Valuable Market Street and Man
chester Property for Sale.
MITE SUBSCRIBERS, in virtue of powers
J. conferred upon them by the will of the late Judge
Riddle, offer for sale the following excellent business
locations
A lot fronting 31 feet on Market street, by 176 feet
deep to Chancery Lane, with the two three-story busi
ness houses on Market street, a two-story house in the -
rear of the same, and a- two-story dwelling house on
Fourth street. The lot has a front of 34 feet on Fourth
street, by . 60 feet deep on Chancery Lane. This proper
ty, from its large front en two streets, offers a, favorable
opportunity to business men desiring a good business
location.
In order to accommodate purchasers, the Fourth
street, extending back on Chancery Lane 30 feet, will be
sold separately from the Market street property.
Also, a lot of ground in the borough of Manchester,
having a front on Locust street of 34 feet, ands depth o
166 feet 5 inches, being bounded on one side by Leokey
alley, on which is erected a brick dwelling house of two
stones, with a portico in 'front, and having appurtenant
thereto aconvenient in-house and smoke house, and a
stable and carriage house on the other side of Leckey
alley; this property is now in the occupancy of Captain
Miller. The above 'property will be sold upon terms
greatly conducive to the interests of purchasers, tooth as
relate to price and time of payment. as the Executors
are anxious to close up the stairs of the estate. For
further particulars, price, terms. tre, apply to either or
the subscribers, or to S. CUTFIBERT„_Agent, Market
street, Pittsburgh. JOSEPH P. GA IMAM, M. D.,
Otlice, No. Sixth street.
CHARLES SHALER, Atty. at Law,
Oillee, 61 Fahrth street.
CHADWICK B SON.
rd 151 Wood st , Pittsburgh
NUMBER 274
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A BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICT =
AS AT A.NY FIRST CLASS ESTABLISH•
17MEIN
PHOTOG RAPHB,
WM. M. FABER & CO„
SUPERIOR COPPER MILL
AND
IMPROVED CEMENT, AND
GRAVEL ROOFING
LE3O, AGENTI Po
ROOFING MATERIALS FOR SALE,
75 Smithfield St., hilutten Fourth and Fifth
BATES & JOHNSON
DIOZOIMX_N 1110 bilLsikli) :I r 0
FOUNDRY,
WIGIITMAN,
MANUFACTURER OF
Steam EnginO, Spatting anayultes
'Bonng Machines,
Mortice Machines,
ea
Gr Wheels,
Hangers, etc, etc;
Ordersi promptly attended tO.
AU PARENT,
PURE SALT! MR
THE ONLY WARRANTED PURE AND DRY
Table, Dairy and Packing Salt,
13 manufactured by the
Pennsylvania Salt Manufaetining Company,
396 PENN STREET, ABOVE CANAL
a •.ao-tnath
THE LOYALHANNA HOUSE,
LATROBE, PENN'A.
THIS LARGE AND WELL VENTIL
LATED HOUSE, pleasantly located within a few
yard of the Penn's. Railroad. is now open for the re
ception of summer visitors. A fine terepin alley has
recently been erected on the premises, and fine
afforded near by. AU trains stop here- Charges moderate..
jyl3,lmtwfam CHAS. AV. FLSHER,Proprietor.
DRS. C. M. FITCH & J. W. SYKES.
PHYSICIANS FOR DISEASES OF THE
THROAT AND CHEST, and other Chronic Ail
manta complicated with or causing PULMONARY COM
PLAINTS.
OFFICE- 191 Penn street, Pittsburgh, Ps.
CONSULTATION FREE A list of questions sent to
those who wish to consult us by letter. legah-salyw
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Charles the Fifth; 3 vols.
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