Jat P.Barrll' Editor' Air, Prolurleto
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NO I ALOOHOLI - 0 PREPARATION!
AIME TONIC MEOiCINE.
DIR HOO**AND9.B
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS
PREPARED BY
TR C. M. JACKSON, Philedel
• 4 pine, Penna.,
Mill effectually cure
Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Khron.let. or Ferrous Debility, Disease"
of the Kidneys, and all Disenaea
Arising from a Disordered
Liver or Stomaeh,
such
11.
as Caned
. _potion. -Inward
Piles, Fullness or
;I! Blood to - the Read,
Acidity of the. Stomach,
citiausea, Heartburn. Disgust
foe
the;Rt Fo n o a d c ,
h F , S u o ll uiirTir uor
taWtrenht Sink
ing orFluttering at the Pa of urre Stow
ach,AWunnaing oe Rurnedand
&Malt Breathing, 'Muttering at. he Heart,
Chokingorrufftaiatour sensations when in a lying
eoetumr , Dimness of Vizdon_, Dots or webs be
hoe tnezight, refer and Dalt Pain in the
Bead Defonency of P" 'ra tion, Yet.
lowness of the Skin and es,Pain in
the Side; Back. Chest, 'mbs, dre.
Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burn
liras in the Flash, Constant
imaginings of Evil.
i,:• and great deprea
• 81021 of. •
spirits,
Andivill positively prevent - Yellow Fever, Eillicqui
Fever, Ac,. q'l
, - THEY CONTAIN •
NO A moiler. OR BAD WHISKY! j
They willlntire the - above diseases in ninety-nine
ages out eta hundred. . -; •
Induced the eitensive sale and. universal
legal arl of Rootland's German Bitters, (purely
regetable bests of ignorant quacks and unscru
.illons venturers, have 'Dena& up.onsufferina
&amenity the flood gates of Noitrums in the shape
a' poor whisky, vilely conipounded with injurious
Arun, and c li ristened Tonics, &on:rubies and Bit
ters.
Beware of late innumerable 'array - of alcoholic,
preparationi, in plethoric; bottled, and big, bellied
sum .under th e modest appellation of Bitters;
inste of curing only aggravates diseases,
ud leave th." disappointed sufferers in despair.
YOUWANTS)METHINGioSTRENG TH
AW IV
YOU 44NT 21 GOOD APPETITE,
90 YOU WANT TO,BUILD UP, YOUR DON
STITUA ONI
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL t
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NZ$ VOUS
NESS"
DO WANT 1 V.T" r,
Do yerin want to sleep *roll P
Do you trans a briars and vigorous
&either
in do use
[WORLAND'S GERMAN SITTERS.
From J. Newfort Brown, D. D., Editor of the En
cyclopedia :44f Religious Knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend=
Patent hiediliinas in general, through distruirt of
their ingrediants and effects: I yet know of no
sufficient reason why a man may not testify to the
benefit he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation in the hope that he may
thus contriblite to the benefit of others.
I do this the more readily in regard to Hoof=
land's German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M.
Jackson, of this city, because I was prejudiced
sgainstthemlfor many years, under the mores
!ion that theywere chiefly an alcoholic, mixture,
lam indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker,:
Eeei ~for She removal of this Prejudice by nronof
eesta and- orl!enocnragement to try them, w hen
suffering frera great and long continued debility.
inning f three Presentf thes
e Bitters, at the
top of the year. was followed by
evident relief, and restoration to a degree of
sodily and mental vigor which I had not felt for
ix months before, and had almost depaired of re
aining. I thbrefore thank God and my friend for
lirecting me to the W3O citthem.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
PHILADSLPAIS, June 73, 1861.
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From the Bert. , l Joseph H. Kennard:Pastor of the
Tenth Baptist Ghurch.
Da. JACKSON -DEAR Ei,a :-I have been fr
ineptly requeSted to connect my name with cow
nendatious ofjllifferent kinds of medicine, but
egarding the rinurtice as out of my aPPrepriate
pherb, haVern all cases declined; but with a
:leer proof in yarions instances, and particularly
in my owh of the usefulness of Dr. Roof
land's Germait;Bitters, I depart from my usual
course, to express my full conviction that for
general debility' of thesysteru, and especially Liv
er Complandit is a'safe and valuable preparation.
In some cases it may fail, but usually I doubt not
t will be very ;beneficial to those who suffer from
lie above causes. Tom:every reopectfull
eT, H. KENNARD,
Eighth below Coats street, Phila., Dee. 24th.
Froglike? Wife of ALDERMANWUNDER, Ger
. mantoirm.
M.
Gintuarrrown, Tune 1 . , 1861 ,
Da. 0. M. a/ SMES.ON-811:-It ASVO me EMIM itiF F ig N
wo years ago, to give you a certi fi cate,
oat the German Bitters had done for me. AM
ow perfectly eared of , all those&seases yam:.
ledietneprofeasea to sure via; Dyspepsia, Chron
ic and Nervoug debility, disease of the Kidneys:
to. The powerful influence it exerts u.pon Nec
rotic proctratiottlis surpriaing. I have been con
sulted frequendV in.reference.to your Bittemand
withouthealtatiOn; have recommended it for the
above complaints, and in every instance it has
effectually cured. Your medicine has' a great
reputation In Gerniantown, and is sold in every
Drug Store, anti in most of the Groceu stores
here. If anyone should question what I sag let
them come tollerimintown, and I will prove to
theiraatisfactioni that the Bitters have cured in
this vicinity more than twenty cases of the- shove
Inmates. ill
IteepeetfidlY.l HANNAH IFITNDER,
Main street, Oeve,...Eittenhome; 'Germantown.
emn'a.'.. • A
1
JTSTTHEAVTIVO FOB THE swims.
JUST
build up the constitution, and give health
end
th strength to l
an overtaaked and diseased
THE eal.
11027:5102711710.4f MEd 11 - 14 Y
. Pitruaistamis„ August II P 6 2.
Da. C. X JacitiowL-Detir Sr: While Vir
• • owing to the change Of water , I was taken
w. tea severe dttr cea " hi?* seemed
.v
and which eit y weakened me, When_we
eached Martinsburg , lfeared I should have to
ome home b_ohnotioing somata yo ur ligere
.he store Mr. H. 11: - Price, in that town, I pur
hased a aupp,lyasitl. on taking it was apeedilyve
stored fo health: The titanium was quickly
checkedural letperienced no return Of it:
numbenoLmY conlu-adai, who suffered-intliesame
manner and _from the game , cause. wittimhom-I
shared the Sitte4; loin me in this certdioate.
expect to return to the seat of war - with 'the Left
on. and certainly . take a W1DP1.741 . the Bit
r
rein my nap k. I would not he without it
r its weight in geld, particularly on goinginto a
niestonaregiomil
Yours, t z •aly, A, R tiffintale.
Company H. Iticoll , Lesion.
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BEWARE OF COPTMERFEIM,
see: that the *Mature of . "CVM. JACKSON,; ,
Is orate Yineerkitel each tattle
Priniittat Office .11141'.114u2nraotory
40.
.fiiIOI3PCJEI
JONES 8c EVANS,
(lsqvisocnifi,To c. M..Tsargoirk Co.)
YlgintloirTOßS.
/YrSe r sajabiDatteglath and Dealers in ever,
gni in the United Statee, and Yr .
(W.O. H.ltlifropoo,
. Pltheneurirh.
scimmiTz.
my 24
SKMOI3 Food - AliAthmtigi
. 1 !". for sate tr.
`at NJA *R
oar or e Diamond end Ilarket Street. '
nr sale also by'
Owner Elagrani=
'TO - TAR •
ip Imre Lir
..wetheiginorant an
lyolBll denomi
kb-
,1111,tipIIS.Ire se xrretA n d
,01Alato ifelf- „
• or
tuations common and 'i n ,toicenths,ofhoth•
swag candtadulteellitilbai driabri • Fl3esause
Da. BadalfirallP publishes the fact
o! his.dpins
go.th Used" nabdest are
shocked. :and It4Teatain:virt
• and lir beftnaton i ando oorruPtent amore/
th erwiveseeinirdrur tone-and dauahtea Their
nby clan - should DO cautions to hot them.
in__brnorancethat theyda the same lag Dr.
STRUP, (except nublithinglyear a lucrative pnts,
more might helot "in theanamong deo/1E1144T
modest and lost
born and
raised In ignotenCe. spran g np aelaUshreolps an 4
who oomparo socie ty., intelftenee. spnee:4o4 to
dollars and bents, " mysteriously, •meanly? orillr
gotten. It is to - Publicity. hoW..
_aver thatnulacrets
Parents apd•guanilans are tutangod that their
le% daughters and wards, pravioualy feeble
bate - t
HoNOLFl4.4.4ar ared nata conditiomend oppearanoe
een rm to health and vigor by DR.
BILIXITRITP. besides many before and, after ,
intifibbige•through him have boon saved Minh suf•
firing: maxi_ mortiltnatim Ste. Spermatorr
heabrinasturnai emmianon4 arecompletelyored
In
n-emery Aiz i taceoftimirb_y hie now remedies.
which:re bids own,llhey are compounds
- Tem-the-Vegetable • Kingdom; ' Laving seen the
fathsey:ofthe hfereprlal treat:maths has abandon
addiand-aubatituted re
ar q ' "PanialAdis
assay arbtre atedwithltuttkeneweese--nalika had
asurrtorty- glare ( 40 ) 4 experionoe m their treat
mentirshoepitals of both•thet - Old- World and in
the United Staten leads him tO say - --to - all with, a
fairttial, health and hitaipineas will Again Wen
itpontho now--palled &oak. Trifle no longer with
montane= and quacks.l but come and ho'cured
Consumption all of ite-kindred diseases, of
which so many annually fill our oonntriok OAD
now be relieved. providmg they attend to it in
time- Pullpardoulartban ballad of my treatment
byproammts enmenheldialkwhich
brevroll2"atis CO all that apply. Raving the ad
van_tage 7of -'evatlarare aperient:lC.ond
obserysgor‘ eons) helkaa intparier`sUll
Pa thelreatment diseases,' and who is
daily oonsultedlry the profeselon. as well as ream
mended by repeatable: citizens. - nubile:', pro
Pas •of hotels. &a. Office 815 'Omithgeld
street, 33.62 Diamond street. Private communi
cations Lroin_. all parte Of the Union strictly at.
tended to. Plant to •
BOX 800,
' , mediae:ay Pittsburgh Poet Office.
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.
IWO HORSE OWNEEIB.--DLEIWEBTat
JL INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR ' HORS
is Unrivalled by any. in all cases of Lamen
arising from Sprains Bruises or Wrenchingess.
its
effect is; magical and certain. Harness or S a ddle
Galls. Scratches, Mange, dec., it will also speedily
cure Spavin and Ringbone may easily be pre.
vinited and in- their incipient stages, but eases are beyond the possibility of a
RADICAL.crugs. No ease of the kind b ilowever, is
so desperate orhopelea bnt it may aleviated
by thisLiniment,and its faithfil application wil
ulawYa remove tee - Lameness; enable the
horse to travel with comparative ease.
Every home - owner should have this remedy at
hand, for its timely use at the first appearance of
Lamenesewill-isreofttaßy prevent - those forudda
diseasco mentioned, to whiiih all horses are liable,
and which render so many otherwise valuable
horses nearly worthless.
E..SELLERB lc C 0.,.
Agents for Pittsburgh.
de27:ly-dawmow
The Philosophic Burner
11[AYWESPS NEW DOUELEACTINti
U. Philosophic Burner/or Carbon Oil is now
ready'. It possesses many advantages over the
Common Burners.
I. Itmakes a largo or mall light with perfect
combustion.
2. It will burn any quantity of oil with safety.
3. It can be used with a long or short chimney.
4. It can be used as a taper night-lamp.
5. It can always be made to burn economically.
B. It is more easily wicked than any other
burner. • - •
7. It can be trimmed and lighted without re
moving the cone.
ft. It.threwa all the . .whits light above mina.
3.'The 'chimnas , can be removed or inserted
•witlinut touching the Oars. • '
Th.esotbUrnors lire:the , aoullao*NO./ age. and
;can be. Old on any lamp now in use . Ryer - , Per'
son Us= Carbon Oil should have' a Philosophic
'Burner. Price 2.i cents,
_per dozen 82. Sold a
No. 82 FOURTH street. Pittsburgh.
i025-Iydw. P. HAYDEN.
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PECIAL NOTICE—THE LAST IN.
2.7 etallment tinder assedlnent fbr Grading 0...nd
paving. made the supplement to the city
Charter is due, and if not paid before the Ist of
October next, will be placed in the hands of the
city Solicitor fbr colleotion,subject to costs of suit.
ee9-tf WM. MICR BA UM, Treasurer.
EIIROYEAN .AG-mwcy.
TROBIAis, Rwrirtesw,,Auxiormair
Agent, 115 Water - street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
is prepared to bring out or send back passengers
from or to
u ny part of the old eoliths', either by
steam or sealing packets.
SIGHT DRAMS F 911,, BALL payable in any
p Agen t Euroe. -
for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail
road. Also, Agent for the old Black Star Line of
Bailing Packets, and for *clines of Steamers sail
ing between New . York. Liverpool, Glasgow and
WM. HISMITH ... .108. '1..1117 - XTZB
WM. H. SMITH & co,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
•
NOS. 112 SECOND AND 147 FIRST STREETS
dats PITTISB BON •
mum( mins. D 'i=it i"l : l . I t a.
M
HAMON A. norm.
General Partners. ,
DIMWITS it COWEN, ,
..
03nooesiore So Preandlaea. Menai! k Clo.J,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
i
'Omar Wood and Nato affroota, '
____;.. -
Mod,- ruffearomen. PA
__ciPAVEL. FELT. 41.1 D CANVAS
RA) 0 FirNIG.
ASE RI AI 9 CONSTiPiri'Ll"Bf
hand, for sale with instructions Also
r
IRON SATURATED PDX: ROOM
i taco .Our er v in or yi k
egia in-n ni ot :to be 4540416d 7, 14 7 .Its.t of any
B. F. BHOPB, t3mithfleld et,
Mg
,1 '!IP ttaburgh:
NEW GOODS.
5 '7"P HAVE XUST liEtwivWD FROM
tia Baal a kuve and cholas solabtlon of
RING AND SUMMER GOODS,
!In (nte' awl Youths wear. endiriaiipo all" the
neiwWit style!) COATfI CASSIIIInius A.I4D
wygnuat W. Jr. Mee= & Co.,
143
.43 611er Market Square. Allegh eny laraltV
Tom: -
I mp:Opened woomplete motxueint
r. MIME & CO.,
m,9
148 FederOl st6st;4lloglieny 0117.
BOMB BOOTS, •f.:,
BOYS BOOTS.
BOyB BOOTS
CHEAP O=Al l l O'HiA.P II t
N •DTETENBFACHER'S.
ICI Eifhst.. adult ark et it.
A PPLES-76 BARRELS GREEN AP.
_Pica iunt received:and for aalellt ?If(
&MKS -A.. WETZEL' ,
' corner Market andtFir' at streets.
'ENDOW CURTAIWB4.4I4.I4AT
iek W. P. MARSHAIJ...
t.
-14,,OpLELL"..,iD7S HEADQUA4t.TERS.
Am. lb 085 Filth treet where he is 'prepared
te autt all in Beata inaphoot at prices that; defy
06mpetitioit. •
auitom eikniTs,
1 (WM .05, zi
Real Sept:ph and DomesticMakes,.il t tr rim styles and clioke colpre, :a
•
received before the bud greit adveicte. and itiredie'
w b o l esa 4 ml 4 roan by . , • 1...• • ..,-. ; ~-
EATON. nuartum k! 00.,,- ---,
- . 717 WI streek• Pa
.01 '
De.
ITIUDILPHIA ADVIIITISEEMS, •
JESSE J0H111§16.11,.
ORNERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AID DIALZB, If
Flour, Grain and nit kinds of Country
. produce, Wines and Liquors,
Cigars, Mahar°, &a.
ler Liberal &dramas made on oonsMamento of
HIGH WINES.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 231 , SOUTH SECOND ST
ma:lY PHILADELPHIA.
! ISM. "CO,
PRODUCE AND PROVISION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO: 15 SOUTH WATER STREET,
ilkidelplaJa'.
aON - Liberal advanoes made on oonsi/nments
when required. m
FRIES & LEEMAN,
NO. 818 MARKET'STREET
'
PHILADELPHIA,
Jobbers in Cloths, Cassimpres, 'ratings,
he., he.
Always-on. hand a well selected stoat of Goode
suitable for the trade.-
E. P. MIDDLETON & EEO
IMPORTZOS OP
WINES,. BRANDIES, &c
AND DRAI.II.IIB IN
FINE OLD WHISKIES,
NO. 5 NORTH FRONT STREET
PHLIADELPHIA, aplOdyd
JOHN B ELLIBON-WM P stammir-aomter B ELLISON
• JOHN B. ELLISON do eon,
IMPORTERS 'OF •
OLOTIIS, DAMES AND YESTIRGS,
NO. 339 MARKET STREET,
(2d door below Forwth,)
myl:lyd ; PHILADELPHIA.
GEORGE GRANT;
Manufacturer and Wholessda and Retail Denial-
IN EVERY DEBORIPT/ON or
GENTS' FURNISHING. GOODS,
610 CHESTNUT STREET,
m7l4y PHILADELPHIA
C. HARRY BRIAN,
3[4ONOCOIs.V. PEATICE,
MANUP4OTOBERS t 2, IMPORTERS.
F
36,101 FURNISHING GOODS AND
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
NO. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
• myElyd PiIIZA,DELPHIA
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS
wstriircom ar,
ANTIPIO7I7IItHErO7 EV2RT •AEIE?I
FINISHED BRASS WORK,
RAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
SO/PPartionlar attention to fitting Oil Refiner-
Brant tinettementeupertora to
order. Steamboat work and mowing gener
ally.
Ar,ltotts' Oil le; Davy'e Safety LUDO;
Gan Breakets and Limits: Corner ST: CLA rR
STREET AND DUQUESNE WAY. fellial
NATI:CC:INA. CULL..
•
INrrARE Now NANEFACTITRING
his article, which for brilliancy in burnms
freedom of offensive odor. and transparency of
color; (which color we warrant to be ohangod by
age or exposure is unsurpassed by any illumi
nator in thin or Eastern markets. As a profitable
Oil to the consumer, we can specially recommend
it. Also, our manufacture of
CAUSTIC SODA,
Used by enlarge Soap Makers and Oil Refineries,
which excels 10 per cont. instrength all the make
mannfaof English Soda brought to this oountry. Our
, taro of
SAPONIFIER, OR CONCENTRATED LYE;
Are so well and favorably known, we trust the
mention is suffiolont.
All orders and inquiries will I ' 4 10,2 "'"Ii ate
tended to by addressing.
GEORGE COrdwpri. alum.
Penna. Salt Manufacturing Company.
24 Wood street. Pittsburgh.
08:174w:11s
Young's Eating Saloon,
CORNER 'mom ALLEY AND SMITE-
FULD EiTILERTBs
Where OYSTERS and all the delloaolea of the
season will be served up in the most palatable
style. ELI YOUNG.
0014 :corner Virgin alley and Smithfield at.
JAMES H, CHILDS,
ROPE COTTON
Allegheny , City , . Pa.,
KANUTLOTIMPHS OP
SEAMLESS BAGS,
AND OB
Lit Imams to 40 Inches Wide.
air Orden; may ba led at H. MIMS & Co'B, -
133 Wood'atmet,Pittabotah. noThlytie
WILLIAM BAGAIMIIr,
WHOLESALE GROCER
NOB. 18 AND 20 WOOD STREET,
PITTFIBIIIiCt
LAKE SUPERIOR OOPPER MINEB
...AND...
11111 X 1 M3110, WORKS•
11X'CliThiralr Br. CO.,
Manufacturers et
Sheath. Braslers'4ind'llitlVCol er . ;%lilW Cop
Per Bottoms; Raised Still Bottoms, Weill:
Solder. An. Also ixiorters and deal p t a re ts lin st ) M eet
' Aare, 121 '
conEtwai en hand. Tininen% Machine
ad bole Warehonde, No. 149 PIM and 120
ROOND STREET/3 r Pittsbu rah. Penna.
Speolal orders of Copper out tat any desired
tern., . • fahlydew ,
OBEAT IItDIAITION IN SITINRINII ,
BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITER
011BAP OABH STORE OF
JOSEPH H. BORLAND.
Market otreet.rioisoMldeor from 1 1 1ftb. .: 1726
. ,
irx - 'A
- Etityßony- * -
Ala hear fromtheir.fritade in The army, and aim"
to knovr where to buy Boas and Show cheap.=
The place lE at Bra ellaaid'ii.:ls Fifth street.
Cstaimptruakiiiro imrs FOB sAiILE
*am* eituated.on Rebeccatreat, Alle
gheny city. being a Alivia ion of ,a larg e : ax d et y w ith
fruit trees.hibriiblete.. =delis> or/teethe by
Passenger Railway: raeone desirous ofeeounin •
a good arub.pleteant gdecitidnYciii a reibleide 'are'
Partimalarlylnvitedlo looklat these beautiful tote
which {sit :-ofteredastP Jew...prime, and oil! e AIT y
terms: t Call anflseethe tan - at-our offiec . -
• - • lERT&SONS;
se27 . • a blhfarket etreet,,,
itA,-BLE 411210.. P NET y
SALE.--Sitztatad.on-Water street-between
Markatimacißetry: Aiayinetr - frtintsertWfitet
on Rater
.sheet; the same throuh lorEbet,
street Tern:m . 6.3y. .fricare at First street.
oelinpari
'k : 1. , .4 - - Avr„, 4,:.0y:.1
f O RNITITGOCTOB,E,R.'24O,BO,:.:!
FRIDA
AID .V.T.Pt,
-Oyster Trade---Ak Seientifie
Treatise on the Oyster.
lei shall leaveit for strums to deter-
Whether or not the race of - American
Its is becotaing: extinct.. It is certain
lin some portions of our country,
h they art comparatively strangers'
I collecticifis of shells have been die-.
ed — khuii,jMlicatkli that at same
r. period ,they must have been quite
;.ant in . those localities..,The St r iae
bie4pevs to hive been particutar
ored with these relics of a .hy-gone
On: the Damariscotta River, (some
or twenty miles from the
)`there tui l e deposits of oyster shells
ing for hOg a mile along its banks.
•s' this, little' islands or beds hove
. toed itilthe channel ofthe river.—
: ppear **tend to a depth of fifty
More; andan the lapse., of years
come; tiitigreat extent, pulverised , .
.e case of coral reefs, which they
le in the distance, their formation
o gradujoccretions. Their pres
an evideniys that this class of hi
.ust have;tonstituted an important
.f food with our fore-fathers,
HERE 'O , IIIiERS COME FROM,
Peeid
been
They
feet o
Hist.rically, oysters are old "settlers"
—little :cire , deftite'ean be - said of them
on this poitit, extiept to affirm positively
that the • are otmgitt diluvial origin Though
tolerabh abundant in New York and vi
cinity; t 1 , are niost prolific on Virginia's
sacred *oast, and, in fact, obtainable in
all the 'onthein States. In the New Eng
land S -s,•excelit in Rhode Island and
Conne3 cut, they are justly regarded as a
rarity, a d command correspondingly high
prices. In Maryland they are quite plea
ieortii, a. d Ond fishing trade of
Chesape: ke is of Oonsiderable importance,
furnishi g employment to thousands of
'nen.
RitENT STE:CIES OPOYSTERR
ply sufficient reasons we shall
bore the reader with a scientific
on this
.topic, or with a Beim
!. &ion where the public's palate
I•
ve difference. Enough to
gourmand's recognize but two
ieties otneplus ultra shell fish,
lt•and Mesh. The most celebra
l• fresh titter that comes to this
the Cove, which, whether fried,
r sewed is esteemed a rare lux
; salt oyster, though a much
!dies, is only fit to be eaten from
land in this condition derives all
•tability from:the briny, pearly
I which it is floating. The salt
i 7 be preserved for a greater
L ime than any other variety—a
vantage, to be best. appreciated
ion withibb subject of transpor-
not hare
dissertio
tific disti
can '.pi
know th
grand va
viz: the a
ted of th
market i:
roasted,
nry. Th.
larger sp:
the shell,
of its pal
liqueur i.
oyster III:
length of
decided a
in conii:
tation.
YSTKP. t . U.XTATIO X:3
the_op*apow_ eohl.in Phila
. New York brought from
last fall, or spring, ere the
üblea between the two nations
•d any decided proportions, cal
obstruct the ordinary charnels
They were planted in various
'.ew, York, by private enterprise
and by constant "feeding"
I d a rich return.
Most of
delphia an,
the Sou th 1
-prunent.
had assum
culated to
of trade.
waters of '
altogether,
have yield,
By re-tr: l
the sea-p.
Msessachu
in but Bin ,
expected,
never obtai
in Southe
Oysters ,
erasies•
.splanting they are supplied to
t towns of New Hampshire,
etts, Vermont, ac., although
ted quantities. As might he
•ey present apuny appearance
ing their full developement as
climes.
e privileged to have Idiot syn.
hey are sober, sedentary,
ws . Wherever they are plant
- main permanentlyi 'listening
thrills to the chant of the sea
he roar of the breakers, until
It:heir beds of down by the rakes.
'd planter. And yet, strange
are unsympathizing with the
men., How many a korrid
,ow many an indigestive tra
ny artaching heartburn, has
:r.degustation?" •
taryas they are in the main,
nded,) and warranted to re-
Malled fur," in shallow water,
!bitation is not so much a mat
' ism. Here an envious. wave •
em shining below among the
bles and rudely brushes them
: coarse and brutal laugh.
tations,, (or •beds' as they are
lied)Are quite numerous in
indeed throughout all the
'tes. As the oysters grow they
!eh other in clusters, and re
pieces
.of honeycomb. As
they become separated, and
he world-on their own separ
ilities.
dreamy fell
ed they
with ecstati
shells, and I
called from
of the 'cord
to say, they
children of
nightmare,
vail, how in
come of the
Bet, sede
(no pun int:
main "until
their local h
ter of absolu
often sees
sand and pe:
away, with :
Oyster pla
commonly
Georgia an.
Southern S :
adhere to •
semble larg.
they mature,
at last begin
ate responsi:
THE VREACING
The raisin !
paratively 81*
remunerative
portion of th
therefere ob
—the forme,
method. It
into a huge n
the deck 6f
termen's liar
the erop is n.
all :the coast•
valves'most d
;,of oysters in beds is a corn
'w, tedious; and not alWays
enterprise. The greater
se brought to the market are
lined by 'dredging' or raking
being the more common
:owlets in raking the oysters
Wheitce-they are raised to
the vessel. The oys
'it has _lust corn
est has j-nst commenc4, and
• being gathered rrt, along
and inlets where the bi
congregate
STER PIRATES
Neat Amb
. 7 (N. Y.) the water iiso
• on can stoop down and;pick
In several of the States
. ting system is vague, stria
: been passed to prevent
1. of the beds by;sacre gions
.eprediters, whose respect
=property is about on a pill
ect for the proprieties of
d's way , of dealing with
i ates was so summary and
that its salutary effects are
in the diminution of the
:rly piratical crafts would
aptured while cruising in
;:, ; and taken at Annapolis.
tichicases would be held
he damage committed had
tified, and the crew in any
iltave the glorious privilege
ry of their peers. Oyster
offence now a-days. It is
isifig that, as a relic of pas;
is never been even so much
a modern novel! "Roder-
Pirtite," would make a
?ing title for a ten cent ro-
ahallow that -•
up the'plants.
where the pla
gent laws ha •
the destructio
and lettde,s B -- - .
for the tight o
with their res.
the English la
But Bul k yl a
these oyster pi
eomprehensiv
now obsekvabl
grime. Form
.bulrequently
timehesapeak
The vessels in
as prizes until
been Tully ide
event, would
of a trial by ,a jt
piracy is a ran
Sopletvhat - surpi
)3atbarism, it
as ventilated in
i6k, The Opate
striking and seti
mance!
TD'S Titer)!
I 1• PAST AND PRESENT. -
• gantic atrtdes of internal
1. afore the land wati-coyer,
I,k of Tailroada, and hetiire .
'ill for inland.navigation
h their full develolienilliit
•edat the abrupt and lir
taifientence)—the
- ecr- scarcely knetv what
. linmnrona " writer
i4ulive~ sickly, article,
, r4aTtlinto the country,
pefore.the
imProienient- - -
ed.with Et net-w
litabigudtu r '
hot Burp .
dicalofweiirier
- pupple of the, in
r#ll.2olater was
:puts ilk f 4 ple
put up 'in IniCtivi
; i -1
r 5
' 1.!
•. , 41.7 - o'fl[
li kk AOH Trt2l
b 11 4
•
;nz 30
"IV 1 •
and baled`otit bylhe venders'hi the. Out
j e
or quer ~was a caricature upon the race.
A pedd r,pohing 4 ion s wire through a
keg of Ste; and eccistonally fishing, up
an oyster as large as a penny, which was
In
no unto "mon sight."
.. . ``sfint.s QF ()MEMO,.
After the - oysters are eaten,- 'their rem
nants still have value hithe eyes of irre
tieal men—in the eyes of lime-kiln time,
.for example: ,We .believe-that all the' lipu ,
madwin this , city is the _ residue 7 :obtained .
from the calcination of these . shellit.• On
the coast of the Mimi eakh theytometime
drift to 4 height of - fifteen or twenty - feet.
They are,at once gathered upi' as"-coming
under ageneral law of salvage,' and carried
to kilns in the. iminediate ~V ieinity. The
subsequent operation of their ebteversion
into lime; is altogether a matter Of -client
istry.• Ergo, it cannot be strictly'saiCto
come within the province of a repOrter's
tv
pen, and e shall therefore drop the sub
ect.
1 _,__..........a..--_______
California and Oregon •
X B,LITILLLITY TO, VAL
I FORE IA , f t4D OREGON CS/MAIN ,CONDF-
i T 1025.1.
In the Ilehel House of Representa:lv es
:held inatant,
M. Foot introduced a set of r. o . tons,
wkeh wer , on his motion, ord:- ed t. be
printed and refered to the CO ~ mitte. on
Foreign' A nit's, the title of w.sch ' eas
follows: -
"Joint resolutions recognizingth me
-1,04P4
tical neutrality of the States of 'Cali
• rnia
and Oregon , and of the territoii . of
Washington and NeVada, suggesting the
advantages which would result tot.he peo
ple thereof upon an immediate assertion
on their part of their indepencence'Of the
United States; and proposing upon their,
so doing, the formation of a league, offen
sive and defensive, between said 'States
and territories and the Confederate Stafes
of America?,
PINETLYASII ens MIN
Att.
Leaves Wall ' Btatinn every Sunday at 9 .A.
.15
do Tartleiereek. do do 920
do Brintoo's, do do . . . 926
a do
Wilkinsburgh do do 942
do East Liberty, do do 950
Arrive at Pit burgh .10 15
ItNIUItNING TRAIN . P. M.
Leaves Pittsburgh every amides. at......... 1 00
do Lint Li3erty do d 024;
do Wilkinnburgh do do ....
do Brinton's - -do • d 049
do Turtle Creek do do ..... ...1
Arrive at 2 00,
4.STEWART, Passenger Agent.
Pittsburgh. July 9.1861 iyllt:
81110H,P.A..RIK az CO.,
PITTATTIEE 'WARD VICOUNIPIEW
tPITTSIIfI UGH. Pt
Warehouse, Fr*. 140 First andl2o deoondatz
Manufektarere of all glees- and useeriptione
Coal Oil. Retorts and Stills. Gas and Water Pipe.
Sad Ircirt .8 Dog Trona. Wagon Isozes.flteeltpulde
Palliee,Hatylop and Cottpliws.
/deo Jobbuicand Machina cols.
aer n ipA ir k rd oi: Vo l or t ger.
man
Aso attached
to
the Foundry, alfneoessarylittlegwillboterefallY
attended to .1 - teSttlydems
. THE AROESCO- OIL cOmraNy'
NIANEFAEVERE AND HAVE FOE
IY/ sale a, Eupohor article of
Refine,d Ardeseo OH,
NON - FXPLOSIVE. ALSO,
PURE BENZOLE.
t -
warehouse, 27 IRWIN STREET
PITIEBURGE: PENNA.
MILITARY CIAIINTLETS!
'DUCH' AND HID GADATEETS,
IN WHIM AID BUFF.
Received by Exprees this day at
RATON. MdOBUM & COl3.
N 0.1 7 Fifth street
SOLAR. Olt WORKS COMPANY,
OF PpNBYLVAITUT ,
OFFICE ST. OLAIR STREET. near the Bridges,
J. WEAVER. 111.. Secretary arid Treasurer.
myl9-tf
13111 1 CHLES,,f4AIICE,
200 . doi. rite, ,its..q gallon. 41 gallon 'Pickles
' 100 do Tomato Catsup:
10 do Walnut do
100 do Pepper Sauce:
10 do Worchesten3hire do pta and .54 pints:
10 Cases Olifres;
10 do Capers:
15 doz. Engli.h Chow Chow;
6do do Cauliflowers;
5 do
sdo d do ol On Piccioans;9;
lill
20 do do Gorkins & Mixed Pickles:
20 do do ; Mustard:
20 do Franc do
For sate by REYMER &
psc NOB. 126 and 128 Wood street.
.N ll s_
125 Frans Lica Almond.
10 Bales Langadoe do
30 Baste Slotly do
20 do English Walnuts:
30 do Filberts_i
30 do Brain Nuts;
50 Boxes Shrilled Almonds;
20 Kegs, Ldo do
20 Bags 2 . oo olCoeoannto;
200 Bags Afridan Pea Nnts;
In Store and to arrive and tor sale by
RHYMER BRO'S,
ses Nos. 126 and 128 Wood street.
-
ARMY Silla
- •
SOLI)IECREV GOODBI •••".
Ness 'Aliso selling eheap..44 •
eel Market ] . ,31 A e l l iet i ftti 6 .: 1*7i3 22 1 d
Tum 301,113011A.130,
( rcnzg lll 4T , °Kw 1167 4itrix) •
CORIUM preT4 & SIigTAPTECLI) SWIM
(QPpoSite the Post MO
TII.ESI7 BSC RIBE HAVING
.11. taken the above well knoen staid:: will be
pleased to see:his friends at all hours. leis wine/.
liquors, RIM arnioisars are of the best.
re24-ftd JOHRLIJNDY. Proprietor.
STEARIN I AT
~11.611iNCT.,
NO. 90S7 1;1 1.- T e4 k a rTNEE °." T i ,
Winne he will traidiaat 'idaritiaiii 'ldiml2l)mM
Agency busbeas. sad would Benoit a iduwo of paC
rousse from steamboat man. , . VIA:I3nI
.
RP TOD 'WANT BONE GOOD NEW
411: Walt or prepared Mince Neat Inixed; and
all other kinds of Spices. cooking Brand, or
Wine, New Orange... Lemon and Citron Peel go to
Ilaworthir•Brothers, lit the Diathond, where YOll
will getanew -crop of Fruit and lower than at
any other house in -the
_eitt. Also a
_general and
toil assortnumt of Fe&Uyttroeeries.Tft4 Wings.
Brandies, and all other • kinds of For and
TN:nettle Liquors. • " • '
HAIM= &
a R,
drat corner Diamond and Diamond
FOB BENT :- The third'. and fehith wee of
the new building .Nn. It Fifth etre
gca nu e near
Market. The fourth !dom.. ZaglOg le. being
fitt e d up for a first -el. D.diallEßlN G AL
LERY. the location being ono
e f the best i a the
cit 7. The third . stor y ! ig two conwartelgets , well
suited for offices, and rin be rented separately or
together. Apply to ! J.'. CARNAURAN•
eep9 Federal et, near Diamond. e lieghen3 •
, .
BERLIN !
. 1200 LBS. ZEPHYR. WOOL;- -
Of all the choice aril' &Verne pliades and
:you *kw # , arn:ip!argf.
• Deateri tutntlty at yea titan prper
ec tiketera prim%
. Z4S 4) : D ' AL
V eityp CO.
„ .
.10) bIiNFICAT FIFTH ; STREET.
*IL butgo to McClelland's Headquarters I
BtaLand Roes.
e VI 'i
V 0 VE ' " 41 f
BRAD
.-. ,•-- t t
A. 'BRADLEY.. -I.:- - i i '
- .!. .'
110. 30 ,WCIOD SWAM
. 1 I ooloser setiou'dr, Iliiiiibiiiiii"
i t ~ t .." •' i ',.
Mannfaeinter and VhoieseJe.andi*D, 4eider . , ilt
! ' "all Midi o f '' ' -, i •-.
• ' 1 -. •., ' ,... x , , ,, I • , • , .. s . 3
,i
Cook, Parlor, and Heating Stii4ofi t ,'o . to
rt m
Fronts, 'radars,. dr.o, ' • •
Atirln , our sionFis:ftiota max..be loom' ,
ItilkiD
RIAD &AS BURN - TIMID - 1)0N &TO
i EKAIAND'TEOPICW •
-.
marG i which have* l heinf 14 `
tatted,.
'
-011aakita , the Steve?proneuneed nn
y am , in this market tospk,bes !Pi}, ... .. 1
th or desi t 4 o lle patterns: ' - ,:, 1
, have iL Ye/71BM siatoitm' stied ril‘i i 41,r
i
PARLOR AND EDUZLNEVErtOVREI, c
embraethg;ilonie of the BEST' art
Afetorto the public. ... -: 11 .
.... . -
tear , FANCT ENAMELED GRAM". I i 4.:
AND ITR& of the newest stirlieLi-
Kitchen Ba nd Jam Grates. all of L . L
offered a low Prices.' 3'",, , '
Spindneemenb offgato. blabber -
wanimf GRATE' FRONT& . . .. / • ,
! i 2 li• 2 WASIM. E. .Pr.'el
. . . .
,
s Youltoter ,
"'liffEo
ANZ ST EAM.. ,i , RS, ; ~ t
of Draw ,aniii Iris' A lta'
mule to - 'order. , ,
- Also, 3 .-3 I
STINGS, ~OF ALL KINDS
tr a l t iftif"; F I T TS.I7I I :U P. -:., 1 1 1 " or; ' 1
ire left r atDOßN & TETLEY:Fir
MT, wilifiePtromptiPAtteo t t I
tifof thikfient behretirseitsitl Mis
lay Ynatterelrpothrnee in the bit*.
ire to give , sativilon,i t i overtire-
Bra
BRASS 0
ord I
WOOD STE
~T halnem
darling . , of in'
nen, will ins
epeet:
TEETH' : XTRACTKIIt :1117T110., .
PAIN by the usep:of-an=4Ppataturldt— '
4
no drugs' Or ! galvanic battery are used.,l6l :.
cal gentlemen and their Wallies hate - aL% teti#
extract ted bra,: promeltaand - aref ready to
as to the safety and palnleamese. of theofterstien;
whatever has said by persons -Interested iii
aggertir t g the °outran', intylnitno knOwl,dge 01 :n0
111M*
'
CUL =NM inserted.. in eve"
style. and o es as low , as will, warrant th
beet of material n all OWN. ' '
E. OUDRY.- Dead* ' ' 1
'UK tiniitAlebistreet. t
n 01417-15
M. it'X*.**•.o6...i,H
. ,rAurzszunuilia-0
Pure No. •1 Citrit : PliP. 011
J. N z '4) •
air•OtHee on' Lind= MO*, oppOeße
Penn's R. R. Depot.
113...1.11 oil warranted. - analid
HENRY W. BEAUMONT lic 004 ,
immazzazit OI(+ tar. Two, 7 , ,xiii
n4A: I if l gitTif i cLeal
j o t rigin'Foroijrlackberry I lLegndies; Wl y niggia
em, and Ginge . r 11 andiea:OlTlononlighola,
14YexAlld othei,WhialiclevJaziuddiAt".l3ll,ll-.
nor Wine XiittoNa r t .
83
7.m..... , 5 , .: r , I . ilk
i t
00.0dt017/ 01 / 1 4 h11141111 - . it: , -
Rota; Tarencorxei Famillatinurioatitt kW
erettprodto far, . liwor.Jlmmy uider - for twit
ily or hotel regn ROL
s i__
~... _, „ ~,i014444P,
pm•rito* - Alo .14 woxrictio
LONg; MILLER
WORKS AT CIIAEPEIBURGE STATION: AL4
LEGRERY VALLEY RAILROAD.
airOillee and Wart:atom. - • -
ES KARRE7`, Orn4 r Eirrt RMalinThitA, .-11"
Manufactures of Iffurainabing.'!Unt'D#Oe4ed
Carbon Ong and to - • -
NO. 1 REFINED ' M, WAlllatigirgili
NON.EXPLOSIVN, ahem! ort.band : , 0024:ly
WILLIAM CAJI4 , & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And} Importers of
WINES, BRANDIES, sm% dive
ALSO.
Diatilleo andritesdemin
FINS OLD MONIMELAILIMA Innair
32 7 Übe*/ Street. •
PlTllsifingini. P 4.1
J. = CASEDAY.
Note, Meek,
.1 1 4WAtend. and wari•J
sap 4ll . 4 ox+tate - aiik/gfri.
Bioker.
OrlflOr, ROOM No 12 ItUBMIS Burtantiet:
FOURTH STREET,. Pittsburgh: •.f.
19-25,000 to famed •in Maria:aim arid litei
papa?. • *422
4a.
NDIIIESI ;i t • .
50 casks P e Currants: .
10 eases Sicilt• I.lquoriOtl ' •
.' '
~ ,
2 do Calapria do
25 boxed Macearoni:
24 do Vermicelle:
50 do Olive Oil. quartaand pints: '
30 cases 8 2814 3b and X collo:
50 frailella •
50 boxes! ' e Soap;
30 do Citpin '
;
l
5 eases Prue inie
iorig
5 do d 6 fancy' boxe&
200 boxes No. , Pireorsckers;
In store and for ea; by iiiYlMlEii: k.tito.s..
sea • it 'lll26 aVA 14 . W 644 !itr!9t
,
Wholesale Groo: and: Liquor Lcatore
_For. Bale: :
%Jur. STOOK ANIIILFIXTRaja OF JC
Wholesale Ofooarg - And. Liquor, R
ing a good tr4de on one ottlie _beat b e
ae e ness,
streets in the city,- offered'for iale, - aa the oWn,
wiab to• go dittlY Om- business: -Bog fagthai
Particulars address.
an7-tf , LOOK BOX ItgßittibnrithiP. 9.
La it I o exit ' -711
'r4:l4-
DIINCAN,I D 17117.14 1, 'ds . CO., ‘„
1 4rIzotiffersof. ..
PIIR.Z 11311 TE BEPII33IIO*'
C.A. It 33 'JO N- 0 I X;pl ::'
OffielVlO. *9l pinatTY,Pittt.
__. _
JOHN ~ f ------------- wprosi'4l.4 , ,
, . vo. . torio .. o:ioij i oioim . t:7 ,:-.
STOD • CA - Nt,'BILLIIOk tr .
..
Promissory " No Stook Bondl. l :lll4iikitr
tali
. .
TtElti l tAaW:4lk;:ttrAttiti ., ,'•
inie/ f li * e .idPeAdlifireeerl;
• . ,
tePtHO
TicalowrieS46, ace.,
, NABT (formed' i
l',. , 1 T 1 33 D 4,PEPt
. . - ALLEI3 KM 01117.)
.NOE :1
STRKET
20.000
VOWELS OF RYE
wanted irt
wmvay tbe Win
DISTILLERY.
'Cash krieeft.'
THOidAglfoollA:'
9 First street- Plitibunit
:1 at • A'._ •,' .
A. .
41e aniptiOn at t. AnotiowHoue
6511.fth Arixd.lifasobie Hall. - ~ •
BEAM:AIL
.I•l4.day
Auotiop. _ I
or 'soots!' ArArk.'
d evening atifißMand's
~
...._ . .
ArtIDER-7.14),
.. , ' ' i A4llrll)l4llK.MlDs
,‘,4,7DAß.fluiprefflicotainflor':
fel: :..;-:,,,:i iNootl ' I t orHollEurrtreot.. — " I
160 BarriglAtt
2D.. d4ir
4:
Tt4ifeiere and fore
ees N,
wolt,
; T
iir jrcid n •
b Iig nIR ISO Anklet.
4.i r
.= fr4l:a 7.: , 11
,
.. , : 4., [ gr " -
~,, . .- l ii'ie
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1,
„- - i? - 4' ? ,
, 4
Vol. •
irtilmirecto
s I El* S
• 1-tk-Cf 4 7l .
xiipcp,lngok, owe, r t ., 1 3
I
”M. • % -fi ) t ore 'l
•
ffea; the . . f roxiwer, t,
Ileum
- Asia* aetiliartatWat ° 04 1 :
snared ittid fif horse powerand ouited r
Or 1111144:11ixffirrtureOlifTsiztortes,
qh4l; iiigilf l 4g , .6ATrAltn Of
tAqine1144.4,440441.0X!Fr, for
,IParetaWAta=llTl4l74tep,
_ ........rbailstifigatiP
,Jllii-1t.14711-1777,.: .41T0/1147461,045tfri9L9Te17
%liiiiorittitin:': - . : ' - *
-,.W, farinalt t , aroankifbeitatoatogtely.
Wrotrightiron -haftijiir,AvigsrltEgt nAtics i c, a.
Ilievez varie, , • colusw.umo r ni vo.
, 0111 , :re r,
furricei " u lt r rialr nebomblitifactur
tete ~ . ~: , tittrialitedo,ll,lo44lllllted
hil•Laumm 24_111 t i ;Max iiitt4l
..
is,. ex gicotul , o t
if i tti arnn , .
~., ~,,,,f
i '
3,-4 1.- A . ;. , :•sailt -, :art - 110.6a 4 241.4tip.,19 .,
q ; : , ..-- - -1 , , If ~, - --i, Z---1.4,1, I.l ii
0 i NI .,lria
.- i.% -- .. t., - :4 ~. ~-,e . .
'''''.%'"6.2 iiitilgittillitrati.k ligie r R, za '
7 'WV -AAA f.‘iX 4 o-Px9.IEIVEn A °
j "° VaVlatim ail
t Waria.o944 -i .i. 1 it' QQ/3 4:
-1.- .4, . 4., .4 -,*, • r.' U , 1 , 0 ‘. 4-0 I'
'S I AZ AEG • ,L 4 C 1 .4;,:0,..04.3C1ifiiii,
~,
. ..-a ja r. , ~,,,
.-i 2 oost
.! ` . ..1.:- , luditurof • 3 . -
Ciotti* eiliS 'norm': esp r ifgx, 0.
..,_.-: - .1,1-4 , ,f
ALSO - - - -Alant itock of .-rt..,:t
c c 0.„, ,
MAKILLowa......—
l Bi lPMr. the trar .. p ... a . To
n-OP hut - RPATrfl&Llmter•thenthi
.164.
firm ilf -:W. , MuCUINTQC.K. & AON: l here solloits
from is generous mama s etitithitisn64, to - the new
Arm,ofitho
,pstrosse herottiforetr-kao:
Self enfoied. IV, AIoCLIAT9CK.
I _ i.,,,, • , ..•,, .; • tr, -.........: i:i. eir..ilflit•
rtAll,P/Cl7l - mins , aiurchassi-for„(141341,
Eibet:
• ‘../ imforeihe adytpce, thelarsost - Stobk of
earPetil Ill..theilmwouldssin th stlitiltissird
wholesale arid re civ, lliVere t o our complete as
sextmapt.t,of, - 0&10:5111k, MATI7i: 0-.
CLOTHS, dm • W.IifoOLIATOCV a .tp.
e,„. 21 . -,,-,,.:a 1 ,- ~.., raw iw e
____
WINDOW
:, :: 4 11iiii lattial , kiitinitrote.lBB2.z 1 °
A • All i b r o at , Ai r salf*Y.swiliAllemedilasoas.
nikelli =e,
I, peri 191 6 1.1066 :14
11':.# o
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