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4 4 to see him, but received intelligence that, he was
dead before they arrived, upon which they returned.
Hydrophobia is thick in the country." It will also
be as plenty here as ripe strawberries if the warm
weather of the past few days continues, and yet we
see unmuzzled canines by the dozen on every street.
Would it not be well for His Honor, the Mayor, to
enforce the ordinitnCe compelling dogs running loose
t o be muzzled?
Wr refer any of our readers who may be desirous
of purchasing a good city residence at a cheap price,
to the advertisement of "eligible city property" in
our columns. The house and lot is situated on Lo
gan street, in the Sixth Ward.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
SATURDAY MORNING
The Concert.—Last evening we were again en
chanted by the exquisite singing of Mlle. Pavodi and
Mad. Strakosch. One cannot hardly speaktoo highly
of the artistic talent possessed by Parton- Sheds an
excellent actress and throws her whole soul 'Atelier
voice, at the Fllll3O time sweet and powerful. It is
but Foldout wr meet with such an enchantress of
tong, who can tear away the cold indifference that
an enthusiastic world (trio ready with its soulless
mimicry of joy) has imposed upon us, and compelled
us to yield to the gust of real impassioned outbursts
of emotion; our nobler nature, our inner self, recog
nising the divinity of song.
Though we profess no particul l ar appreciation of
music in general, yet there is a language in song—
soul expressed and feelingly executed—that needs
no discipline to understand. We feel it--we are
touched by it.
M. fztrahosch . reputation as a pianist is world wide.
We were delighted with his successful imitation of
the banjo, but the source of delight teemed to be in
dependent of the style of the piece imitated. To us
the piano speak= less feelingly and more soientifically
than we admire. We hope Pittsburgh may often
hate such treats us we had last night. _
JU'ad duga—Muzde Ponto.—Our exchanges contain
numerous instances of hydraphobla. One is given
in the Troy Gasette, which says- "Last week we
spoke of Mr. Woolson, who was badly bitten by a
mad dog, and at the time hoped that he might re
cover, or receive no injury from it. but have !earnest
since that he died a sudden and horrible death from
the effects of the hits. Rut a very few days elapsed
before he was raving with madness, after which he
isformation.—Our friends and readers who
think of making an investment in jewels.), or buy
ing a watch. will find it advantageous to go where
the best article can be had for the least money. This
proposition is so self evident, that we presume few, if
any, will deny it. In this connection we may - remark
that A B. Sinclair, Fifth street, a few doors above
Marketi is ono of the places alluded to in the above
proposition. If any, person is not entirely satisfied
with our ipseilixit on the subject, let him go, see for
himself and be convinced. Ile has recently received
a large andelegant stock from the east.
Jtap of Nicaragua—We hare been presented by
J. B. D. Clark & Co., wholesale agents at 71 Fifth
street, with a complete map, made from the latest
inirveys ordered by President Patricio Rivas and
Gen. William Walker. Those who take an interest
in what is going on in that part of the world—end
what American does not 7—willfind this map of great
utility. J. B. C. ‘t Ce., furnish them at publisher's
lowest wholesaleoprice. By retail 371-2 cents each,
or three copies for $l,OO.
Another of the light fingered gentry.—Edward
McCafferty a youth of eighteen who has lately ar
rived from Philadelphia was taken into custody yes.
terday afternoon at the Pennsylvania Railroad depot
just as the lightning train was starting for the East,
while in the net of picking a strange Ind) 's pocket.
The prisoner had taken s advantage of the hurry and
bustle attending the departure of the train to " ope
rate" a little in his line: but his bungling yesterday
will be apt to put him on the retired list for awhile.
Distrirt r.. lion. OPCA I NAM. -
Phelps S Carr rt.. Cietibauth. C,ltart and Curlim:
This MILS the Oakland .runilmat cam, reported yester
day morning, which al-oi occupied all of yefterd,:,
The jury retired after the Court had adjourned loci
in a short time agreed on a rrrlirt, which RD.
and will Le road to the t.,uurt thin morning
Jinni, Att..... whose arrest and commitment t•,
jail we rw.ticed 3,terday mnrninr. f' tieing found
in a hoarding hou,e Cu the Diamond. tiod.q. snspiciou
circumstances, had a charge of larcett lodged against
him for teeing the iado, idual who 'tole Itr. Backlit:
tlnitar. Dawson will hare to •• roll in consideraLle
testimony as to good character. to get himself visa red
The royeterq .urnamdlng the -ru•peeted murder •.n
Prorpeet street, to which xu alluded yertorday, 1.11,
not yet been dirpelled. Few new devrlopmenta have
been made, but faithfully. believing in the raying
that "murder will out," we await patiently io the ev-
peetation that it will oome at last, if the "murder
does not prove to be hum.-
T, be WitUragert.--The Molts comprising the Citi
einnati packet line are to he withdrawn from trailing
to this city on account of the railroad competition.
The owners say this step i> absolutely necessary C
save them from loss, as the great sire of their hoots
prevents them from running in low water.
A Chanre fin- a forprle , .. — A young M. 9.0
of go-ahead-a-tire qualities, with a capital of from ono
to two thousand dollam can hese of a chance to
make a good deal of money by addressing a line to
A. it., at this office with real name.
Fine oil paintings, in elegant gilt frames; together
with a lot of miscellaneous books; are to be sold this
evening by auction et Davis' sales rooms, where
they can now be examined.
Lctreeny.—Francis Kane, charged on the oath of
Mary Meloy with larceny, was committed to jail
yesterday by Mayor Bingham.
rrIFE SPARROWG BASS PAPERS
j„. A complete sitcoms! 5,000 copied sold the first week!
Sixth thousand noa ready of the Sparroagrass Papers ; or.
Living la the Country. By Fred. S. 001=1141. With illus
trations by Parley, Prlcu $l.
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THE VERDICT OF GOOD JUDGES.
Says Prentice'. Louisville Journal : "The romance of
country life was never taken off more reristiessly or genially
than in these lively papers. They are a merry, roguish pro
test sgairuit the whole world of rural literature, from the
idyl. and bucolics of Theomitus down to the charming pas
toral tales of Alice Carey. They will be read by everybody
with an exquisite relish. The humor of /dr. Ootzens, though
rarely flashing -into wit, is sustained and spirited, and con
tinually flows over sands of golden sense. Undoubtedly Ice
it destined to become one of our most popular written."
Says the Buffalo Exprees, In an appreciative leader: "Mr.
Cozzens' fon in not of the rollicking sett; ft is quiet end re
fined; tailing for no boisterous recognition. but lrrenistahly
appealing. to the inmost sense of /tumor in the reader. Yet,
Mr. Irving remarked, withina short time, that be had read
nothing in many years over which ho had se heartily
laughed, as over the imaginary misfortunes of the Sparrow
gran. family. Indeed that Nestor of American literature,
place. a very high estimate upon the talent of Mn. Cowen,,
and. as we personally know, spoke of him to Mr. Thaekeroy
as the most promising of young American writers."
For sale by H. MINER A CO.,
my 22 N 0.32 Smithfield street.
O.LT'S PATENT HAND STAMP.—The
embscrlber;Agent for the " FRANKLIN HAND
STAMP COMPANY," of Boston, Mang., is now prepared to
offer to the public a Stamp which, for all practical 'musses,
surpasses any of the kind heretofore offered to toe public.
Fur Raßroads, Priebofflces, Public Houses, Steamboats, to
Professional teen for stamping Weir library, Druggists for .
printing their own labels, and all Mercantile men for stamp
mg their' envelopes. and in fact matte Mott In the commu
nity who wants a Swim for marking Linen, Clothing, Ac.,
this Likud the thing.
This Stamp is unlike any other in the market, and is nut
rpm to objections reasonably urged against other articles of
the kind offered to the public, u hick facts are established on
examination
-Ist. It is offered forabout one-half the usual cost of others.
:M. Being more simple In Its construction, it is less liable
to get out of order.
r.d. It is more compact, easier operated, and more certain
of nuking rinrscr EsearJtattecs.
The proprietors rely upon the intrinsic merits of the
Stamp for its general adoption, feeling confident that its
cheapness and superiority combined, over all "then, will
give It a favorable introduction.
The public are invited to call and APO the operatics, and
the vurtety of styles of electrotype dies.
, irders received for any style or pattern, and the dies el„-
1.431.1, of the best material and workmanship.
MOSES F. EATON, Agent,
No 139 First street, Plttsburgl , He.
N. IL—AU ENTS WANTED immediately to canvass for the
ath•VO, (411 whom a liberal commission will be paid.
CERTIFICATE.
I hereby certify that MOSES F. EATON, of Pittsburgh.
Pa., is the duly appointed Sole Agent for the sale of !Jolt's
Patent Hand Stamp" for the State of Pennsylvania, (except
ing the City of Philadelphia,) and also for the Counties of
Ashtabula, Trumbull, Mabonlng, Columbiana and Jefferson,
in the State of Ohio.
rwrgug ILLND STAMP Cos:Foci, Down, MA P.+_.
By their Avnt, W. WILLARD. -
Pittsburgh, May 12, IBM. (ntylo)
FOR SALE—Thirteen Acres of Land, -on
winch his email Frame tenement. in Peebles township.
pleasantly situated near the Fourth street Road, having
some very good Fruit Trees in good bearing order. Apply to
BLAKELY k RICII NY.
SCGAR--20 bbl. brown Coffee Sugar
'A do A, Jost reoedvedaffi for 7 oale by
my 7 MERE A ANDERSON, No. 89 Wood at,
MRE.-- - aND pounds for sale by •
U, A. FAIENESTOCK A (X).
mFd canon Ant and Wood id&
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' ZirylFr May litittiptfo*th,' Boyne new evidences of
the virtues of DE- J. 1133TET,CEJUS CELEBRATED
STOMACH =kw,ffcm vy ions honors in Mobile,
Vlciahnig; lliftimplie;*thdiVel a, rim U•k , ll eui ' froii car own
citizens, and from other dsitelent sections of the United
Stateitote i s*olnja* OW dui" DittoriOirttrzticularly
adapterltiralitko l s l itkV aStiatea; (pluticiabirly along rivers)
and deserves the favor of the public generally. As a pre•
ventive and &speller of sick headache, kulgaor of the bOdy,
ices of appetite, derangement of the liver and stomach, as
well no a sure preventive of Fever and Ague, and all bil
ious attacks, It acts as a gentle aperient, and gives full
strength to the stomach and eyetem.—.M. 0. Perayunf.
For sale by all the principal Druggists and 'Hotels through
out the United State and Canada. and by
ricv.TprrEß & SMITH,
Sole manufacturers and proprietors, No. 267 Penn street.
MAY 24.
Clark'. Stomach littitcra are acknowledged
by all who have tried them to be the best family medicine of
the age, for the euro of Dysperwris, Costiveness, and a disoo
dared state of the Liver and Stomach. They have no rival.
The proprietors du not pretend to caution people from ming
other preparations that are palmed upon the public under
the name of Stomach Bitters, fur they have found that only
one trial was needed to render ouch caution minecesaary.
For sale, wholesale, by COLLIIM & CLARK, Third street
between Wood and Market; am). 11. KEYSER, 140 Wood
treet: and by Druggist. generally.
Stockings and Hosiery tor Winter.--
If you don't want your feet pinched with had and short
Stockinge, you will take our advice and go to C. MU'S, cor
ner of Market alloy and Filth street, and buy BOUM of those
elegant fine Stocking., that make your feet feel nice and
comfortable. Darr also makes and sell. every Variaty of
Hosiery that you can mention, at wholesale Mel retail.
Remember the place, corner of Market alley and Fifth
street ~Mt
riIIIEA.TRE.LJ. C. FosTER, sole Lessee and
Mtnager; Wn. IL /Inalager Cues. Fosse,
Acting Manager. TT...tinter, J. Y. Dear-rm.
PRICES or ALIMAION:
Boxes and Paronette We I
Yncnte htree. . 00
Second Tier 2.k. Privirte no
Boxes for rolorral persons 2(3 cent"
sir-Certificate, securing watt, I 2 cents oUrs.
Vint appear/Uwe of the AniericanTrace.llaii,
MR. L I' DARRETT.ie
SATURDAY ErENINtI, Mar 24ea,
Will be played thr tioo o u.l and Third Arta et (be
Lady of Lyons..—Clough. Melnotte. L hal Nit..
Beraineant, DubolnCel Damao. Mcßride; Sardine, JUIIA
M. Cooke; Mad. Deadiappein, Mrs. Derrette. Wet.,
Mn. Cantor.
Monk, Mask and Murderer.--111thir..1.,. 51.
Bride; Untied P.m A. M. Young; Filippo, C. Prowl, H,
Wotan. Julia It. Cooke ; Viola, 51re. A Si' 'l%.ung l'r
hula, Mrs Borrette-
To conclude. with
Roar for the Tiver..eaSplAelae, Data - a.; Bez e kaaka,
A. W. Toting; Craps, lima A. W. Young.
Anceationef Waae—Doors open at 7; roman rinea at 71,4'.
LAST APPEARANCE OF MLLE
imams& PAnom .4ad STRAKOSCH
THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER:
M'LLI PRIMA PARODI M•gr leave to announce that
■he will give in this city, her
Pooftivoly on YR/DAY RVENINO, MAY Ind, 1834, at
MASONIC BALL,
on which wagon oho will be **thaw! Dy MIME A M ALT A
PATTI STRAKOYCM, and MIL ARTMURSON.
Under the dtroctioo of MAURICMC STUAROSCH
3111* TER I= I'AItODI and ]i'Dflk All LIA PATTI
STRAlinliCa, wilt sing, forth. firm and only tuna, that *O4ll
- Asnerktan NA:I=W Song,
TILE tITAUt SPA—NO I.RD BANN NH,
Arranged as a "Dno "by Misurir, ndt , ..wh, • bleb ha.
!Men netelved, with Immense enthusiasms. wherr..l,,r sung tu
Mlle Pampas Conc.-rte.
The Programme on this eccashm has hero careful!) oelected
and will be entirely new red munteseteh.hlo m ricianwand
variety, and win unlade. genie (rum the greet m00t , .,. of
cianecal, sacred and miacellaneour mend,
Ackaaical, One Dalar. Bras nay be sauna withont
rxtra charge. a tho Ilmic and Pia. More a H K LESLEIt
BRO., rtftla street, *here also }Wok* a the Cakma mu tar
Ettaaned.
Doors open at 7 . : Concert commence. at 8 0'4 . 44. - 1 my 3.
TJUDERWRITERS' SALE OF s'rE.l3l
ICNOINX. )lUNDAY aftertio 24 at
at oran•tkpum. t 4 John W. Daiwa., .t
tear Market, will be sad tot et wtt,nts it way • e.
pdart'ot a hero dektat. Doctor, Ar_ Must Mr
a. rock Nt st,uobuat 11..0 6...1,1m. Term. at role
r.:3 P. M A.C1101.14"-t
BOOKS AND OIL PAINTINGS. - ON
AArt RDAI Et-013itIg, MAT 2tta. at 7 1 i at!?
1..44 id the ClAhlorrckal VW. .•t sad
Fifth atte•eta. a 111110...11ar.otry . - ,lleettaa of Etrk , k• on .11 .0.
)SC[3 .74 V.Lngt.th Liberatore, taintlar Sei.mns lan.l %rt. rtr.t.ra
ring ge...cet i.l the twakt ...laves to Pka , try, II otury,
RL•t-rnF3,7, Travel., I.trairvou. d.c.
ALIW.II--Kaclit Goo Oil Panstuork In r Logan( pit frau,.
romp - 14.w Larlwaspea, Winter Scomorr Marino \ low A.
done by Amerlawn arsfot• of merit, raoi formwl tIo•
private collertiou of a prolkorsou wt., now rrow,riay,
wows Tdr l'altlOnfr aro ••• Anr , -1 for orwoonatloo at tlo
place of sato. mrl.3; \
1 . (7T lON OF II Ot'SE ANT) LOT- - T.. t.,c
told tor ortettnn o th• lor-tousr, w sAfl RnA
lilol. at .1 ... t It , • 1,4 • I intontari
..trret, Larrret•••••lLle.:l) tr, lc"! feat.. t. l tr aor
lar 20 feet wt.% ..n .r•cterl • Ltartro st.wrr I t
t/tPll into .riarq eq.]
tkyf boilorutt. it t. mast otrAtz otth kwalral 1.0 sr...en I ht• l•
tlt• and the F;nrosrat.l • • It, r. •. , nl.l mak. a 1:1,mo
.sot iflabtLligl44 r..l.lent, Tot moo ko,a t, of
BLAKELY A ItIeHEY lteal Elefitt.
FOB. SA LE-'A -very de,iirable 1,4 gr.u t ,kl
0u111,1..1 otrett. A 1.1. , e1.1.11 I oat',
b. Web ail Lewd.' cheap. Appl,
141.41 i ALI a rtICIIEY
M'Clindless, Means & Co.,
(liates.A-AAor, to k AL ,\ I Vaal tlIcw"1
WIIOLESALE and I)eal..n. in
IKON. "i A/ Lt.. orrn" TA/]r. aI.LI 1111,
ILurgb ?lab tifewt nrm. g • , L.r.L.L., ..r st• L r
°Lel, httAbitrvlA. • LIL
BASEIIIENT TO LET.
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LARGE. 11.1SEM EN Itt)i)Nl, 1 fe ,, t
•We ty :Pi halt Anoiti .u.l
...I awl flnlabi.l. tente.l t•as...n.stik n.trii• it t.
Lb. rlrr.4 F.urth lan—tlllll4-1 -
( 4 ,;111111:1' BOSOMS • W. , Lak r,.•••‘‘ed .h.•
177 lettat i•t) let tif Arr.. n I.llirt Maim... plain Au,'
elllbruldeßat. /- 1111Clil1FKLD A la
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REMOVAL.
FRANK VAN UORDER HAS It E3K)V E 1)
to Mo. 78 MARKET Wert, t••
tand, and fa cow lire rami to moldy Ids clott,tnerli .11.1 the
pnblic generally sit anything they need In the fray of
Trimmings, !embroideries, Ribbons, illoves, lloetery and
howl Goods generally.
Mit - Remember the No., 78 Market et. apr.,.lok—ehJ
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
IN TIIE WARD OF THE CITY
OF FITTSBUROIL—TweIve Into fronting on Bluff
~frort, erbkli ban SO foot greet, overlooking the Mononga
hela river. nisch lot having a front of 24 feet and averaging
from 110 to 175 feet dory, fronting on • 24 foot ally.
Al., twelve lots Intuneillately in the rear of the above,
having a trout u 124 feet each on Locust fumed. and running
back to a 24 foot alley. Locust street Is aGO foot street..
Ten lota fronting on Sluff etteet, now In the Mt) district,
immediately adjoining the above, only divided to Milten
berger street, which Is a 60 foot street, and also ity line
Those lots are 24 feet frout each and averaging :tote 97 to
148 feet deep, running back to a 14 foot elks.
Ten lots in the rear of the above, each lot haviug a front
of 24 feel on Lomat street and mining beak 80 feet 0, a lli
foot alley.
One lot on the corner of Taubman and Pori... •l net, 20
feet front on Forbes street, running lakk to St. Patrick •
alley 120 feet, whicitle a 24 foot alley.
Three iota, 24 Tod each, fronting on Faber xtreet, run
ning back 120 feet to Si. Patrick'. alley.
IX ALL $Olll9l CITY.
Also, two •twi , Von' MA houses and lota, myth beet
buildup, eaeh with a *out of f 2234 (sot, on Federal Street,
just above the North common: running back 07 f ee t to a 3
foot alley.
Also, a small two itchy brick house and lot fronting on
Nobtneon street, on the North side near the canal, 16 feet
front on Bobineon street, running back 7'4 font td a 4 foot
41 ;414o, my dwelling house and ground attached, on the bor. ,
Der of Sandusky street and the South common; this lot fronts
on the common 60 feet, 240 feet on Sandusky etti et. and 60
filet on Water Street. This property is too welt known to
need any particular description, as those who 0001 par
chase will call and see for themselves.
I will barter or exchange for city property in Pittsburgh
or Allegheny city, nor thousand acres of land, cut up into
small tracta to stilt purchasers. Thin land in situated in
Franklin and Tyrone townships, Fayette county, State of
Pennsylvania. 'rho Pittsburgh and Connelsville Railroad
runs fist mile., through this land, ratan the Youghlogh. ny
river, and is Just fifty miles from Pittsburgh to Miltenber•
ger'n Station, and will not be more than Quo and a half or
two hoary ride In the cars, RA noon an the road h fininhod
from West Newton to Turtle Creek, which will be completed
by July or Aug - net next.
This hand Is so intuited that there is none of It more than
two miles from Layton or 3111tonbergeen Stations, and n
great portion of it covered with the finest timber, fine stone,
the bent building stone; ore or ginexhouno nand, end large
tumult timber.
For particulars Irßiulre of the subscriber In Allegheny city,
ap2B:3lnd GEORGE MILTENBERGER.'
JSCHOON MAKER, Manufacturer of
. White lAsitl, Red Lead, Zinc. Paint, Lltharge, Putty,
are. Wholesale dealer in Oils, Paints, Varnishes, Turpentine,
No. 24 Wood otroef, Pittsbur g h. my 22
PROCLAMATION. -By virtue of a pre
oept under the hand., of Win. 11. M'Clure, President
Judge of the Conti of Common Plena, An and for the Fifth
Judicial District of Knintylvanlit,and Justice of the Court
id Oyer and Terminer, and General Jail Delivery, In and for
said District, and William Doggy and Gabriel Adams, Pegs.,
Associate Judges of the same ISourte, In and for the County
of Allegheny , dated the sixteenth day of May, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-six, and
to we directed, for holding a Court of Oyer and Terminer,.
nun General Jail Delivery, at the Court House lu the City of
iltbtburgb, on the first Monday (second day) of June, 146,
at 10 o'clock
Public notice to hereby given to all Justices of the Peace,
Coroner and Constables of the County of Allegheny, that
they be then and there, in their proper persons, with theii
rolls, records, inquisitions, exam thou and other roman
brancee, to do those things which to their respective offioes,
In their behalf, appears to be done—and also there that wit
prosecute the prisoners that now are or may be in the Jail
,4 said County of Allegheny, to be then and there to prone
cute against them ea shall be Just.
• (liven under my hand, in Pittsburgh, this sixteenth day ti
May, to the year of oar Lord tine thousand eight hun•
dred and fifty-six, and of the Commonwealth t h e 7Stb.
snyl7:td • RODE PATTSRSON, Sheriff.
TEAS. -100 half chaste Imperial, Gunpou--
der, Toting-Dyson and Black Teas, In mote and for
Ele by _ [mr6l JOHN MOOREHEAD.
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OLD TYPE METAL.
VE HAVE FOR SALE, at the Office of
• the' MORNING POST, a large quantity of OLD
TYPE. Machlnlet' sad Ottati Nutting such an article eau
get Law anpplyby scon.. tabs
TIIIN CODFISH-500 lbs. of this superior
Codfish ieceiTed direct from Boston, by
mylo F. 8.. BRAVO
TANNERS' 01L-30 bbls. for sale by
WU B. A. FAIDUISTOCK :1; CO
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LAST GRAND CONCERT
AUCTION SALES.
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THE LATEST N EWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
THIRTY_ -FOURTH CONGRESS
- FIRST SESSION.
Wasnittorws, May 23.—Senate.—A message was
received from the President, returning with his ob
jections the bill making an appropriation for the im
provement of St. Mary's river, Michigan.
Mr. Wilson briefly detailed the circumstances
tendant upon the assult upon Mr. Sumner, yesterday,
by Mr. Brooks, of South Carolina, representing it as
not only against the rights of man, but the consti
tutional privileges of the members of the Senate.
Mr. Seward submitted a resolution that a commit
tee of five members be appointed by the President
pro ten to inquire into the circumstances attending
the assault committed on the person of the ion.
Charles Sumner, a member of the Senate, yesterday,
and that said committee be instructed to report a
statement of the fact', together with their opinion
thereon to the Senate.
At the suggestion of Mr. Me'on, the resolution was
amended no as to provide for the election of the com
nOttee by the Senate, and it was then adopted.
Moneys. Casa, Allen, Dodge, Pierce and Meyer were
elected said Committee.
.flous..—Mr. Washburn. of Me., from the Commit
tee on Election, reported a resolution that James t'.
Allen. of Illinois, is no, and William It. Archer is
entitled to the sent now held by the former. Mr.
Stevens tin - prepared a minority report. The con
sideration of the subject wet postponed LILLIi the
9th of June.
Mr. Camtbell, .if Ohio, rising to a question of
privilege offered the following Whereas, on the 23d
of May, the Hon. Preston F. Prooks and the Hon.
Lawrence M. Heitt, members of this House from
South Caroline, and other members, either as princi
ples or accessories, perpetrated a violent assault on
the person of the Hon. Charles Sumner, Senator of
the United Staten front Massachusetts, while remains
lug in his seat in the Senate Chamber, and while in
th e performance of duties appertaining to his official
station : Therefore, Resolved, That n Select Com
mittee of five members he appointed by the : , peaker
to investigate the subject and repot the facto with
such a resolution in reference thereto as in their
judgment may lie proper and necessary for the jn.li
ontion of the character of this House, and that the
said Committee have power to send for persons and
papers. and employ a clerk. and ti -it during the
session! , of the House.
A debate ensued upon the point of order
Mr smith. 1.( \ a., KfigvAted to Mr t'amplioll the
propriety striking oat the preamble. It mourned,
a., a tact. that ',Moll roultl not lie neeertaineil, a,
only on examination.
Mr. Campbell was willing t.. modify the prestulile,
which he did, to read thus Vilaareas It i. repre
seated, dc.." It was due to the House and all par
ties that the facto should he presented in some aot ben
tic form. and this could only le done folly and plain•
ly through the committee.
Mr. Clingtuan *as satialleil that the statement in
the preamble is a gross falehood. but he did not mean
that Campbell had intentionally made thii unt ru e.
deetaration : the gentleman mistook .
The Speaker derided the proyessition to he in or-ler
as a question of privilege.
Mr. Cling-man appealed from the chair .
Mr. Cralge was satisfied that Mr. heitt
concerned in the matter in the way stated .
Mr. Campbell replied it that should It' proved
certainly no wrong would be done.
Mr. Keitt thought diderently, if the House request
ed the investigation. His personal relations with
the parties had always been those or 6,..1,1 4 .
Mr. Paine enquired ,s thls resolution the result
of a preeionoert of senora outside of this Ilali, or o f
a mucus'
Mr. Campbell replied, nut inie wond bad F.e heard
lisped by spy tnetntior of f.r.y I,arty ua t. so. h cooree.
He wee ingot:meal Alone by !stain of Li. owe itig•
went and pubbe duty. At to who twrpetratwi tho
outrage be only kunw (nem what he bed heerd, al
though he PAW Mr. Sumner lying in the note ruin
adjoining ale Senate, wtth garb. oli U. head to lb.
Lone. and flowing iiier Lim
Mr. C'lingmta rope:Lord that be would 'mese Mr
Brooks to answer to the. law.
F r ova VW lashings on
CIT I L . Mar 9.. - - Tbeinrevirgettr.ri lar
,re the Martetrete m roferen , or to the se•auit
Sumner. ws. lav•rtr.ll2o Ctrr.ll 6. tif..rrc,r arterr,a , Cl.
a , be. ha eupfoorcrl Mr. Sucnner etc.l hero eurbrlently
rveorerod to Im prevent The irtornroolinge re the
vinare on tlato subject aro Irner, d:grrise.l end reit..
In the !louse th e gallariev erre ,leorely ro,rrder/.
I tuprrA•wa prevailing that LOSty member. ware pro
parrot rity ernerzeney, and th a t
urOra,a m.gbt acc,rdtn;!,v result. TiMrre fr•A a
actlate .>l, n mut ,1,11 Jr.;,r•.111,
•Ivkag. the Ors. fel 1...ra, of the rat.% I'm,' Ws, theta
an elL.littt.n tof . angry fen;tiac. The Intnorityr. ho,a
twoly./a4neYt that they had T
lionee
There as. at unit re-oentr-V, large t'mhot ...I re ,
I.urly !non Alat, , ltnx ..taitzniteet. alt,h hate been
t. , -ataulaYr4 ever glt.-. the •.ra-an.:zi...kr.
In rvid y t,, the t:ru,
Th. 11-.07e tv4rl,llb.: tEc l're.c.irs,'
Fan.n.. t•r turret
ei•.lattun r..rirun •ulr uJ I.rie I
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th e or I•r•,, , initt rnt ,4 and poorer.
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mil i tary („ti, Aid 1-rg ri wits. e :11,
idrignal iiut i y. .•lor tbe.e (03.1 L1...10 ,i••
n 1 tsar' Shnot.n, de!, laiovAt •
tinier A • iente•natit was ordered i.el
Crllar, to 011•tik,1 ltir cou , nmte.l sintnti,it • ••• in iti•
enfor..."tnent of the lArp tai
.trunt,n • from the Deq arfrrscr4!
, lue,vvoy b. the 'Er .4,:nr51...
o ••( the h•rr,.., •• n
fp. antiv,lty a, employ pnl.tler• 4,4 6% triskir,r
erre.t , ..r t•I bf It., <mi., ••• •“ I +4 . ••1
it. 011aCtr4 I , Tl^lat Lirr Ibe I.e.ikart
u.ent therrir,r, prr•tllsatO 11114 t.0 . ,e1 r•-•tml r.i.v,l
"InIr• Odler• tia, rs , ,l 14,1)
rue ~•• one*, •.
Thr A•sa v. II upon. r. !tasting... I
n .% A kitt.l:l••v NI L. y . • het. the 1r•...
made tapon r rune, tl •to Wert' r
fitseen to twenty persons t.rc•eot. sac:whs.: r.I ta 1..
deft FOltt.r, A. M tirrsy. NI -wat t
and other member. and si,.T iiortnan and se, caul
,stiscera of the Senate, and strangers The ottsct,
Vra, Pnaden and unexpected t hat Mr Sumner hal
uo opportunity to place himself in a defensive atti
tude. The first blow stunned him, and the stt,k.
which was gottts perchn. was hp ken mt. nanny pieces
by the 1.11110 the assialt teruensted.
Crittenden, Combs. Murray. end others, interfered
as soon a. they could, and probably prevented far
ther Injury. t treat exclteutent was canoed by the
ocrurrenee. Mr. SUMMIT' tell to the flo,r, where he
lay till he was raised by has friend, Mr. Sensner'•
wound. bleat profusely. Mr physicians say they
are the most serious flesh wound. they seven. , on a
man's heal, and deny his friends admission to bins.
The assailant4Preston Brooks, is a representa
tive in the Hoene lasses the 4th Congressional District
of South Carobn s.
Mr. Sumner is better thir morning and be will
probably he able to occupy hir neat to a day or ta..
It appear, he did not call fur help, as was stated,
being 111 - oust entirely uneensciiium after the blow wa r
inflicted.
Excitement and Indignation-at Boston.
llosroa, May 23.—The brutal assault upon Senn
tor Sumner has around much feeling in this oommu.
nity and throughout the State, and the indignation
le universally irrespective of political sympathies.
The first account was road In the house of Repro.
sebtatlves yesterday afternoon, causing much excite.
munt, and it is not improbable that some public action
will be taken in the matter. The most Intense anx
iety prevails this morning In consequence of a rumor
thnt he was dead.
1n the Holum of Representatives, this morning,
Mr. Temple. American, offered a resolution that a
Joint Special Committee be appointed to consider
whet action should he taken in reference to the ne•
vault upon Senator Sumn r. It was unanimousl)
adopted and a Committee appointed on the part Of
the Rouse, and the resolution was sent to the Senate
for concurrence.
A public meeting of eitireto has been culled for
this evening, to eousitier the matter.
Col. Benton and the Governothip
Sr Louts, May 23.—The nemorrut publishes Mr.
Itenton's reply to the letter advising him of his
notninaton for Governor. lle neither accepts or de
clines it, saying he will keep the matter tinder eon.
sideration until his return to Missouri.
Tho Bentoniang of the Platte Congressional district
have nominated f 4 . J. Lowe, and the anti- Bentoulans,
Capt. Craig, instead of Oliver, the present Incumbent.
Execution of Mattocks
Pttihanahents, May 23.—Peter 'Mattocks, a color•
ed man, was executed within the prison enclosure at
nom to-day, for the murder of Elisabeth (filbert, in
the presence of a large number of spectators. Nn
died protesting his innocence, declaring himself
ready to meet his fate, haring confidence in the
mercy of his Saviour.
Mr. Cranipton'• DI•ml••n1
WASHINGTON, May 23.—Mr. Marcy is engaged in
the preparation of an elaborate answer to Lord
Clarendon's letter to Mr. Dallas on the enlistment
question. Until this is finished and presented to Mr.
Crampton, ho will not be dismissed.
The Crampton Case
IVAMIINGION, May 23.—The Union this morning
nye that the impression ought to be made that Lord
Clarendon's letter will induce the ilorernment to
change its policy as indicated in demanding Mr.
CI - antidotes recall, is without foundation.
Balloting for U. S. Senator
New HAVEN, Ct., May 23.--No choice has yet
been had for I'. S. Senator. On the last ballot
Toncey had 101; Dixon 02, and scattering 27.
ORLWIS, May 22.—The camels brought out
by the 11. S. Star Ship supply. hare been safely
landed in Texas.
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Sr, Louts, May 23.—The Republican, to-day, pub
lishes a dispatch dated Westport. 20th, which says:
As Mr. Cosgrave and Dr. Brannon were going from
Leoompton to Franklin, they were hailed by a party
of Free State men, who enquired where they
were going. On being answered, the command
er of the party turned to his men and asked their
motto. They replied, " Sharps rifles," and imme
diately fired on Cosgrave and Brannon. Brannon
was wounded, but Cosgrave sent a ball through 'the
brain of their leader, when the balance fled. l'he
Free State men shot at Blanbor's bridge were mortal
ly wounded.
There was a report in Kansas city. that the people
were preparing to evacuate Lawrence, and had called
upon Col. Turner to protect their property. Kielce
poo, Doniplaan and Achison aro almost deserted, the
men having gone to aid the Marshal at Lawrence.
The Democrat learns from a gentleman who ar
rived from Jefferson City yesterday that a dispatch
had been received there, stating that a battle had
been fought at Lawrence, and a nuniLer of persons
were killed on both sides. We have no particulars.
. .
A mass meeting has been held at Kit:gape., which
resolved upon sacking the Kansas Hotel, at Kansas
City, as It was understood to be owned by Mursachu
setts men, and so certain was its 41,ad.UCI;c1) con
sidered that families had moved out. The
of Kiekapoo offered a reward of $2OO for
roy and parties have been sent in search of
M. T. Conway writes to the Derx,rot, saving thut
himself and lien. Schuyler were arrested at Parkville,
Sfo, on the Bth lost., on a charge of being fugitives,
and detained until private information could be had
from Lecompton.
Ptom Philadelphia
P/lILADF.LPHIA. May 2.3.—1 n the Grand Li... 17,0 o f
Pennsylvania. at their s e - o ,ion to-day, Col.
Muskle was declared elected Grand Treasurer and
installed. T. Knox Morton bad been previously do.
Glared elected by the vote of a Sedge Lai 'daz
thrown out, which has since been overruled Lyn re, .•
lutlon of the Grand Lodge
NEW Yung, May 13.-I'he ships .4 war riartitag.i
and Potomac arrived at St. Thomas on the nth innt.,
and +ailed the next day fur St. Croix. All wort.
An A meriran war steamer, bark rigged. wan panne,'
Mar I wth in :;i; 11, under tall nail and steam.
COMMERCIAL.
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0/7tCl or Ina Dial 11caurssg PC4I,
Vriday, Hay 3. 1666.
11-/41214 Wes for the opal two days 1..0t op
td.ts. ot• lottoars Taira:lay 3i, MAL extra from
•t 1.1,1". do. from wharf sit,' 2:4 .t 4& extra
town .t..re at 1,,;..11, tad. do [torn Harr at 11;6.•
• 144 e toprrene from wharf Al $5,127, ; 46 1. 1 40 roper
nos and extra h. to watt,.st 1.4,12‘,..t4.62 1 ,i; tS Dada so
t.erao• roma do at k , ,10,6.220 1.1,1 a saperilos from it l 7f. ,1 14
1 '11:1 t.ble eitren temp. from attar. si ;43 144.
lo.tries from soors at $3.1 16 UAL do. from store at
. I t I.ble. extra at fa : 25 Irdds. extra tunny trontaterr.
at bbla. do do at $6.24. Friday: 14 14.d5..50.
},ortios from • turf .1 lc, vas ..1{ loblx do. from stars At $:, -
• 14.1. .40.- Inas Awes. at ware fiture ; 16 tobla extra
tr.... store at itl,!l ?so htd• extra brolly frost; afore at $ll.
2,', 101 1.t.1.. anirtfit, fr•wn .I.6Urf ; 4.; lAA& 41.•
tr. st , 3 , 4 I.ble tin [roan wag.m it c. 5.124 ; 19
1.44. mpertlie fr..toat same tigmse rJ Add. .ape,
Son an•l ttra hoot sago° at r.4.e.3..50. 175 btla.
• a.. •••mfrs tom, .tule at $6 1 ,67 ,
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Met :'l--The demand for Floor rontiuties
111 Ire P,4b 810. rt and hones cormniptlon, the isricee
, • •tottion and neellum bare droned fully Is le tabt; the
• 1.. k td desirable broods Is emelt and holders oninerelly ars
~stswed to bubo upon eery full prime fait RA. . 1
$5,.10t. 6 for unto/tn superfine to good extra Siklitgan
1.:07!,,,,,x,..17!, for Lunn.n In prod ratra Mnistgan; SA,S:
, ~ .omown to good Indiana, Illinois, Visconalli,
111.10, ac. tvallnoll to good extra a1e.,5.:47b0t
0.11114. lie ea tna etate. and 474,01 n for eau, hl.
the ut.ket l.ring huniant, active and hrsithy with
•,,,reely any et,roculettre detrunl. In Cenadnoi filottr therr
is e good business doing and the Matl4l,l is .rut; std. 2.101
Ito at $6,50Ur.8,8i!..i fur goal ouperfine to chulne extra.--
Southern !lour to sect, request; price. asiseurtsl 102,
pt bbl; on emus of the better grade* the market le filly
Ihstter; ashes MOO bids St $01,112W057,60 for tonittion to good
oedee, and $1,260;40 for fancy and extra. Rye Viour and
Corn Meal nominally the same . The export demand for
IV beet v0nt131044 brisk, and priers have again adresired 20.0
trUrr: the adVallee for the week to De.(18100.; the reenlisto
are llght,and • greeter portion of the wiles to write; stales of
Is3,(SXI bus at 41,06; common White TORDella. #1,7114401,138 ;
white 8011thertl $1,40(6)1.76 ; rod 0t0.5i,411051,44 for Phireg,.
spring: $1.82%41,54 for Ittilweukle riot/; slyGoul,77t y for
common white ttnadlan. !lye wan., and tir held, with
hales 8000 bus at 82. The market Is caster tot corn, with
foie business doing; sale. 43,000 bus tit Btbs6Bl,, for allor4
hod yellow Soothe' n ; 67fa1t13 fur while Goott fir di s till.
tug parcels; old mixed Wisdom notables! hi 68e1168, Out. are
doll nod lower; osier at May3o fur !Onto end
il'hlsky henry : salmi:PO hide (nth. mod 101.00
Pork dull and unsettled ; 300 hills at $184018,7.1 fox Inr.e, 4 ,1
; 1 4.8744.01b for prime Beef warh ad obeli he; dill hhls et
07458 for vonntry prline,sSentk6o for ~ n ualry 100., 0101 411, ; ;,;)
nod $l2 forre.paokeff Weide, n. 11.0 t ilftlul +info') ; 6;) hide
116; the range le $1440417. Vet NI Pale 1110111 nrkire , halt.
p trkages at 7!.:A7N tor 010,11.1urt, au,l litqf , t, lu 1.41414(0S
411, 00 irate and num f ua l ly O l w s.uu , L nn ll ,
Itottvr 18600 for !State; 14.017 he tlht I ht.. okt.'ift ,
PhiLadelpltlis Moirl4.lnl
ADYLPI/I t, May 2i —TioaYlour II iih.l I. it, snhw
MaDdkir4l and hiantia NI td,13,/,
lot of ext.,* at r,12!4 ; tbarn la a aloati) .laillom4 114
supply of the city 'rads at ttloll l . tlufu .I§l/*
1,11/0 bble linuidywiue M 0,00, aid 4 4 10411 " t's.'"' 4 1
GU. Wheat la In fair demand , lit.
.apply, sal. 3000 Milli at sl,dmiel,hr hd la+ , 1 , . Out,.
l , outharn and Peutia red, 911111 1,4 al.llu
eraree and held at Taritaer. 1.131 lam 0,41 v e and Wept.
maim bua Southern "all,* ut., 01 •
onuip and damaged at adiriee. 141 , 4 41.1 ato,h
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1.11. Pon at 34c. Whirl,' le IN fair r.inmt uud 0“1..5. •
1 , 41 c.. of this at 29c, wad 141.4 44 it 04 ' 6 I" , i"
; eaie Ciiierrimau al 515 ppi L:a
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May CS 16,141 . 411. L6l! aU. n. 4 .. 4,4
und $5,75; common ldundo dull, L.o 4
ha+ Corn nd 34, and Inino Lola do id 32 111 , 14,4 1y 6,4 4 4.4,
demand and firm; sale. •fd, LLIa al Pr, -
5.11,, 3700 pievel idilk Hain* al .
sta,z ; Lir.soedOil lou.,yeaul 1•1,1 a ui ig)
advanced, eaten lOU WA. al 40 °'4i4l B,tlt.d 21 t.i.i s
Isar at II!_. The rt.., lut. WWI It* 6. I, 0 9`i
•!owly.
New Orloom* Alwrisci
Ntw ORLIANA, MRy 111“ , ii14114.i •x n• ..to
111311.1 at pn•Vioun !ulna &Rill Wave, ina..4
tß4ler 1,13 t 1,01.101110 1 / 1 7 io• el '1 1 1.0.11 1 & 0 (la at. litna). II
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upward tt.dencv: Am jot 1 , re .tinbr 1,01 U,d ryt 111114.4,
Ni.ll l o 01 $6,'2lS. M.• in owl ct 100 • 11 4 10;?.. 4111•
—.leo at 61.5,7 lAN ilk', 111 1,100...
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I RIVER NEWS.
Tar. Pavia—Last evening, by the marks, there were Ave
feet aix Inches water In the channel, and fatting slowly. The
weather yesterday was cotutiderably warmer than that of
Thursday, and from the extreme bent of the sun we venture
the pre.viir , b)ii that the ...June rise" will come early In the
montll.
We are grill under c•Lligittlung d. the /Vomit Exprono two
pony for ft,on—Et. !Jot poper, 24 I,llrit ahead of tho
THE " Torok City - Is the rtgulor morning packet for
Wheeling. She connects at Wellsville and Stenhenvill. with
the Railroads.
Tar. filunklugnm river packet “Chsvoit' Immo this after
noon. Shippers and those traveling to Zanesville should
embrace the oprortuoity she presents.
Ter Fundsy packet fer Chacdunati is the feet steamer
"Buckeye Siete," Capt. Beitzhoi,ver. The. Captain's ever
favorite with the traveling public, end for the reesnn that he
makes all who take Pf1r.,1::.• With him feel at home.
Tee stetun.or "Alma," fur the tiecenrl River, was not ship
to get away yesterday, nut having time to get her load on
board. She will have It all stowed away, and be ready to
leave this morning at 10 u'elnek.
Fox LOUISVILLE. Tho light and subdardial atadaor
Latrobe," Capt. Chapman—Mr. Berton, del k—leaves this
evsning for the Falls City. Capt. C, is an old ricer mull,
of great experience; and all hi:minces entrusted to hini, or
his clerk, Mr. Barton, will bo faithfully attended to
Tat ateamer " hosalie' as loading 1., Nagaille, and will
be ready to start on Monday The "Silver Ware" wilt
fa ra
eeiling freight for Ft Louie to-day, as will the "Clara Dean"
for Galena and Thibugua. Tke P. Pringle," Capt. Stoops,
lasers morning at day-broad.
"Ins regular Cintinnat, packet, leaving puuctnally every
Saturday, is the Due steamer Pittsburgh.' She to wet
mandoct by officers of eaperienre, who aro proverbial for
!h.-, polite attention , : We Kern intone.] yesterday that
M• 11, Parodi wad troope had taken remus on this steamer,
to. lg. takers to fulfil an engagement tsar Msera)
THE. Lt it t run Cisnimv art.—Thill lAN orite and ra4,11.
141 stvanter a ith shipper, and pasaengera Itradilthie mart,
we at 1U u clw k fur the queen City It is neottless G.r an to
say a sn'td in I osntrwnaxtion L,r Capt. Robinson sod 51r.
Phillips, .lark, hut to the traveler we would - .ay the " Unit.
it., stands No 1 with passengers wishiug eornfortable
loarters and good fate
T. I.,,,namille of the :2,1 im.t. eat s .
Tl,- river was rising slowly yesterday, with six feet foe
m he. water in the canal by the 'nark. On the falls there
re four feet eight Inches alter iu the pass, and three feet
ten itirhill steamboat water
Wreckers were sq work ) emerday at the wreck of the
i.no. nook on the fell., and we have DO doubt that they
pt. ked It to On,* by night fell. If the) did. the haw,'
.111 he rinar this morning,
The riser at this point continues on a stand. with more
Vow sufficient water from St. Pool to the mouth for tee
largeet boat* with full cargisia. The Illinois is on a sand.
itb eight or aloe feet water in the channel. The Ifissioitri
has a stage of water adapted to all the wants of river twig.
ooi Aeries' of int tributarita and slim timer of the Upper
khasiemppi, are very high, but reported falling. The thaws
Mot fifteen feet In the channel lest Yriday, and fell in two
days thereafter to sox feet. Such is the variable nature of
...Vera] of the 'mallet streams.— ... It Is laid ttuit there is an
10.111a1111.5 of freight In the city for shipment to the Upper
awnwippl. bet *emend haste hare been Independent enough
to retiree It at the misertide low priors offered---Thero Is
eery little of &Wiling but (sate going up or ooming down
the idisaimri.. _ The Ifork Island papery and boatmen elate
that a large force of workmen are engaged In repairing the
hock Island bridge, which to expected to be in complete order
for the crows-mg of the cars again, early in June. There le
tv. canse for rejoicing In this, and we, for one, would rather
.r.. 1 It rrurolde flora and disappear for ever. than know that
stands In Its preset eurotition, as a giant deatrOyaf of
stmunboata rafts ntfir Gunuo life.
AIIIII V XD.
1-toso.r &Aims, flenderickson, Brownwrllli•
TO INVALIDS.
EXTENSION OF STAY.
I,j I INDING it impossible, from the apeman
': lAAlug Mrsruirr.t. upon ba ailkotiofi, t leap. Phu.
had pimne-1.
DL CALVIN N. FITCH,
14 lib& rutty s; as
v, i,l eztrlod his app.statlnvnt b this ray till ttr
.4. 014 . tuatil the 12th
444,1 , h. may be °unsalted 11/11) ,
. 011 al the
ST. CLAIR ITOTEL,
u-ot of I`-nn sad r.t. (Inv , rt , eta...-ntran.... un Fora at.
•v ti.. boars t TWATt lq'H, 1.. NC t.NLONAtii
CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS
1, 11, .r.•talrrst ttr- . rt.,' :1
AP Plt I' It I i Cl'
, rosUinti.l4l .641 111rrtatrtitAl otptl tile! In
gl•••• tans • dr t zr..... %rt. tt-Ft :-.ltt .1 s . r
trl • Irr•Sn.ros 4 the*. ~1 13414. atm!
•• a Alt.riarica , and It , sl4 an.l.lb. ea per L it
6.1 • lx!nua.it tit avq - ting last Irt,
•• a- , tar ad••or,t final tonal., fall!, • •
EU=
utt I Wll may e •rootite-1 f.. tTA ft 111.1. rLLf,.r
• u.. h... 4 ••• throw, v.:11, the t... 0 of lo,sti arplk.uot,. t•t
s .en. ••1 ilst.eat wet I.49•lotyrtne.a. t• vet her a Ith ••toer•
etue ea
getaral tratatrearea. enabie. htm t. retleet•
• • ...es -rftentLture • t a veer•• 4.4.14){.1.; 11. mat • ••n•
• .Ited Ltraia.pau, aret Catn thaernastat oot of the
• , u..l th'..eta, stn. t.o femal. 1.e.., atio•-tt the
.., ferment of avyr neehattle.il atekhernee, et , altt..
: .th it heal tr.th &Jul. et 11,if.111% au. rrp
=EWE
DR rlTt'll win t r In. J W
st❑ ttf• 411 taiti any,' loth del,l
nth ~lr 4.1.11. t 3m. • 1.1 . t..,i." 1..
.stsu, .Ali : n.• t5.t.t.4..t. urtn..l
• tt...lee LH. : . I— t... 4.1
, •41 tb. . I .1,, oi 11,1.1.1t1t1,4 WI the Las
&II 1.1..1 1., Ult .
. dl Yanalu t. , a rl hy.turd‘y eq.-unE, July
T
S. —Auu..4.ltkl, b.. r e4.-ru
t' 7 , 1 FITCH .111 au .1 u ne•l,
•rit at liITYAI,./ N... Tall L. ilk hOr 0 11. will th.. r
arstig Vtitalmg ph , sal.l 111
frt tow
I.N IN NI FITCII I.IA/1., •I
br 4lr I V. I , f
• 411 atlebipat to u.. (2.1,..• 2. 22: I. t...
211.. n t.. p.lttla•ti onlorAlat••1 .-,
(nu. r.unT.o, to/Lyle., rleforrlrev. t•••tLr.r lortirrli Dr.
b Ira* lanf,krturtateir porsttAil"l Itun tt , .hiring
i.a. C. M. IFISCJI'S sameruce
1 undid+ d.' trim I emtoult UR. 'ITCH, sh.ml.l rail .41
...Ay ea pwaiblu. myf w
N .
THE cO(' RT oF ClIANcF.ti Y OF TILE
PT ATM OW DE I-1 WA Hr.._ In 411 i f, Rent coo nt
rawnr.rnr Cloak i
fp,
P. 1111.1 I'ullt.l..a.
Richard C. Atli , ,
Thotrw V. L.J.
lad now to ad. this twentyaeventli Ur of Hanii, in the
war of our Lord one tbonsamt eight hundred mid lifiyaix,
rho catty. coining before the Chancellor. upon the motion of
Jo:seri, I' Oome,l•••..lre, the outoplainant's solicitor, and
I'w out. of summons ahitesahl. and the iTherlfra return
thereon Iming seem and examined, It Is thereupon ordensi
1., the Clatexce that the aforesaid defendants, Kirhard t'.
I ale and Thuania Y Dale, appear in the muse on Tuesday.
the II:LI Inc ••( September next. And It is orderly! um! di
:acted by the Chancellor, that a oopy of this order shall be
Inserted In the rarsburph Rat, a newspaper published In
the city of Pittsburgh. In the Plato of Pennsyl Twain, and shall
In. continued In till tiewsrosts•r to the space of one month;
scot WI. , that a copy °fwd.( order shall fur the same space of
Inns be posted In the °MCP Of tin• Register. f this Court and
nt the Court louse mine in thin County.
State of false - are. t
Kent County, 8.8.
I. John K. Jarvis, liegistyr in Chancery In Kent county.
al.wesnel, do hereby m•rtifftliat the foregoing Is a true eimy
cf the order In the Abair& Mum, now of record in this Court.
In testimony whereof, I hare hereunto set my hand and
ants.' the simi of the acid Court, at Dovnr, this lath day of
Slay, A. D. IFS& JOHN K. JARVIK.
rutirtzlni
• Ruirister in Chancery.
IMPORTANT - -The Subaoribers are now
opening a Spring and Summer wortment of llootbi, cum
posing In part a large and well selected smelt of tits heat
quality and tonal fuldonable styles of Summer Clothing for
/lore*.; tine Knglish Bridles and Martingales; !Fancy Ilab
ter.: liorne itruslice • Curry Combs ; Carriage. Ihnstura Var.
pet mut knameltal isuither Traveling lino, Lail,.' and
Itente' doiseleather Trunks. st 4. Allot which, or are
d•.ist. are miperior In quality and lower In prior. than ever
60111". Ilnl`r,l in this market. Purehry...,.,Lte 111111,1 u, , til
mid examine our duas. ••I the sign aft'.. I:adeu Lim se - hvoil•
Ne. AO Wood Street. corner of Diamond Are, •
•o) 3 IL H. HARTLEY S. CO.
• .
Joseph White's Carriage Repository.
108191.11 Winn, WV! carrying on built
.Vl
ite Iwo. In lila apaolouti premiums, (now latoly
oulai K eit,) int thotoburi awl tawiviburg •
Tioniiiko, near tho Two )Hilo Bun, botwoon
Piikstitirgh tun( Lawrenowrilto, ro.parthdly utrtle. tho public
lo tnapoot to. mock of CARRIAGES, ItUttut ItS, Rt. And be
i.artioularly Inform. gout Inman pairciltistrra, that one prow
•al I ) IS Maar..
yoaro' oxporletwo In tho bustuoaa enobloa hint to
Uoftwo 11h tokirvuu the. okukuk (.1%olok• oilloctiou $ . 4T , .
.Ingo. 01101, no many ytkark. tkek.kt Il htk, loon his iou tl4,ltOr
.I'lowtotoot 1.. •ATTI, 'milt tit* Tortolas 0...1 rust talent. , l
raTlort. natattfluittrors, Tito success' of his usw O. .loin In
1Y , 11114.4V-.411n rotVIIOIII,T or his arranolsouss will supply the.
loom nud ousit fOaltiottoltlo tootattiketttron at uto.lorato 4.1 itom
litmkkomolukkvki try %hooks liosay osinnintos, wide/. the Ootaut
Lo' , tot‘otatthit hobs. pf buslusas has l.vopoul upon 1110 Prk , s`
I . l lols fouls,) 31:A111.1l W1I1TS: will all,
NI 4uswtt I.e. than usual prima.
!tr. fl u, * 0* Nl...trod kg Itto twat tktkulucy, with do/patch.
hit
I 1%: SU It ,k Nl!E! IN SU • ppl
'ton l l Ille11(4/1.,,. 1,1
'rho SleivtAiktie I tiatOstwv (NoWnaky 1'101.4.11,11,1,/n,
o.i4ituh4olUrorl' q.11'10) . 11'luln_ Hutt
I I .Eikm 1',1111 , 4141.
1 4,,, A. , 1 I'l CI ky t tit' N .t ,k avivey putt II td
111%, , totlalk owl th,
213.I.111,0•1 0111 It1y.10:1r
-
•
It
c'.,,4,''„Y . INK " I ' I . 1 1
1' A l '' ' ; AT: - N I ';..4 1 l'
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NNT A n T , ltl ,
i l . t o
I P t o l:R in g ,l, --- .1 S
it Ltnio r,r •N a iti t tor Pipi,,i,
.010 HURRY o
H. COt.i.tNs
• ,4 S° , , _ ... ._... .
I tIIV .1 AND MINI rA. ---.l , ',lrin f - 400
I . 0 ,, ~,,,,, Ilynagirlito elettluit, finoly in{ estsod. A Fara,
ill beittoo lAtottiy, rAlllttg prairie, new Author. r' , ,nn tit- , r
its , I We. lob, 100 4004 Ittwrsts rd. 1,10 Pena (tun Fraltiol , s pd,
e A t li 1 Attlee twist MsweAtltto. RN tutees ,tt 400 ucar EA.
.1401, Nl{4ivn.ip 3',Nl It 44 At 1V vet Mt. Paul, lc., de. For
,{.lo Its• :s 011'1111MT I SON,
osi 00 51 Market streol.
•
B''i 1 . .1)1 N ; LOTS at luw prices and on
us.:, WI 1110, 4)11010 111 LIVATNIIMIVIIIV. ALAI/bony eft,
Ad W 1400141,0%, Ac. Price 4 [rout $4OO Gotta and uPwVIIA
Cull sad KM. 111. , 1 , 111U1111111) 1.11 Ow tarot,..
S. CUTHBERT I SON,
613larket street.
turz:
FOII-100 bbls. Mackerel,
11u half Lbls do.
7'. a., l Mite Fish. for sale by
/113":.% HENRY H. OOLLLNS
iiiIIII=EI!!
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
S ►cae 8 13ICILEs •arcs ts rut ciumart_
" roma City, Way. Whey•Uhng.
" Buckeye kat,: HOWloovrt, Orman:at
- I 'WA bran. lie.ett Llubanno,
Jarina
" Gem. Lartmer, Itertwat.
Atiriatu, Stout% Loulnilie-
DEP,LItTED.
Diurnal, Kuria. Wilreling
- Vranur. Strubnortiln,
Maratta, Duangu.•
-
, 1. ,
.1"
a'.Y~'a!-e s r"w . ^.na..-- ^`, .4-. - "J r~C'~-'V _
. ±- " J ' S '= 4 ~~~'~~
STEAMBOATS.
i 855. 1856.
, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
LOUtSVILLt AND SAINT LOUI'
TEE PITtSBURGE AND CMCINNATI
STEM(' PACKET LINE,
FOR CONFETANCE OF PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Lon
and Saint Louts.
THIS Los Is composed . o: seven
flrst.claas, powerful,Steamele
illaiktialled for speed. splendor,
and oonifort, and Itt the OSLT THROUGH 0 or BTZ.A34
l'aciutss on the Ohio Kiser. It connects with the U. S. Mail
Line of Steamers from Cincinnati, to Liabbellie and Saint
Louis, by which passengers and freights are ticketed and
xaqpied through daily Two new Steamers have teen added
to the Line, whi• h now monists of the following boats :
Duyvil &Torture
"Pg ' i " 3 ' fem . /114hr h
•
BUCKEYE STATE 'M. W. BELTZHOu n,i Sunday.
CITY OP WILEELI N 0.... !JOHN MIA= . 'Monday.
ALLEGHENY ......... . N. Coosa Tuesday.
CINCINNATI 4..ifit Obi . Wodimoh-to.p.
• PHILADELPHIA .......... S. J. liP.Aor. ThUnday.
PENNSYLVANIA- Joss Kusiture.a... Friday.
PITTSBUROLI ....... 'J. O'NEAL 'Saturday.
Leave daily at 10 A. M. preciaely.
No freight received after nine o'clOck on the morning of
departure.
For particulars, apply on board, or to
JOHN B. LITINCISTON 'I Ageritsj
JOHN FLACK,
Monongahela House Buildings.
PEPPOBOadIi, November, 1855-44er-3;st]
WHEELING, &c.
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Packets.
The DIURNAL, Capt. .1. A. }luaus, and the
FOREST CITY Capt. 11. War, will run es
REGULAR DAILY PACKETS between Pitts
burgh, Steubenville and Wheeling, stopping at all interme,
diate ports.
The DIURNAL will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays, at 10 o'clock, A. 31.—Ef.rrerdviein, she
will leave Wheeling on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturditys,
at 7% o'clock, Al. 31
The FOREIiT CITY will also leave Pitiebni gh 011 Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock, A. 31.—Ricroorstio,
she will leave Wheeling on Manilsys, W.-rano...lays and Pyt
hon, at 7 o'clock, A. M.
i'or freight or }amigo ow beard, or to
J. D. COLLINGWOOD, Agent,
nov2B N 0.155 Front street.
Regular Packet for Wheeling, Marietta,
Parkersburg. llockingport, Pomeroy,
Point Pleasant and Galloons.
The new end very light draught steamer
CHARLES AVERY, Curt. W. P. TORREINC6.
will irAVe for the above mid Intermediate ports
every Friday. at 4 F. M.
Thls Charles Avery is now receiving freight ftt the Monon
gahela wharf, between Ferry-and Short streets,
Muskingum River Packet.
ARIAThe iiteonter C AY. VOIT, Captain D. T. Ittowli
—Ctork, 131.orror, will leave for the above and
intirroodiato porta on SATURDAY, :flay 24th
at 3 o'clock. I'.
Fur freight or passage apply on board. or at the PITTS
BURCII MARIN It AMOCIATION 1300318, No. 82 Water
/divot. nty2o
• - ,
Zanesvine Packet. •
Ma steamer KMMA GUALLAM, Capt. Mak.
aor. Arata--Clark, N. G. Aaaorr--aill leave for
the above arrl Intermediate Porte on TU
DAY, May 27, at 4 O'clock P. M.
Per freight or pavane apply on board. iny24
For Cinetnnatt and Louisville.
The irteanivr LATROBE, Captain S. CHAPMAN
k, M. Ramon, will leave for the above
and 'lntermediate taxis, SATURDAY, slay 24th,
at 10-o'clock A. M.
For freight or plunge apply on board, or at the PITTS.
Ramat SIARI NE ASSOCIATION ItOO.BlS, No. 82 Water
iny.2o
b'or Clnoinnatl --- ---
45601 The steamer LUCIE MAT, Capt. J, Roam
soa,—Clerk. Prituam will leave for the
above cod Intermediate porta on SATUILDAT,May 24th, at
to o'clock A. M.
For freight or pasota,,.., apply on board, or at the PIM.
BURGH HARINX AL% )CIATION ROOM, No. 82 Water
street. my 24.
The flan steamer DAY CITY, Captain A. D.
.1/u.rk—Clerk. N. B. Potties,—will leave for
the *here arid Intetiondiata porta oa TUMI
DA Y, May ISth, at 12 M.
For trvight or rat...age apply on board or at. the PITIT-
Blltt/II MARINE ASSOCIATIO.I Ri..a1.115, No. 92 I..aser
.v..i. ttly24
..reamer 11.0$.11.1k:. Odid. A. Sxtre.tan,
lerk_ -lona Dom>, .111 leave for the and
intermediate ports ou MoNMAr, May 26th,
at 1.) o'clock A. M.
For llcriglitt ate get"..ige apply ,113 I. .r.l, at the PITTS.
RI; 1411 M 1I: I'lN lIIMIIII. N. Water
n, Axe rayl9
SAINT LOUIS, &c.
kor Louis. tialena Dubuque and St.
Pant, direct.
L. A litcknz. P.
k, 1, tAV M Hill kat, 1,:.r the
' 1 " 1. . 1;ott. k , tl TuEn3.,
7:111. at 1U • n AL. A Ltd
14,1•1 y tvor.l., or to the PITTS-
IiC ATION k.Ol - 111:4, So. 62 Maier
.tr:•rt. iny)
For NI. Lonla and Minot. River.
The fine Itennwr NATHANIEL HOLMES.
TILC9. F. X. 'UNA, will
lervre for the eth“ve and nil In tattn.finte j.....rt4 on
:11,1N Y, Meky 2f4h, nt IV A. Al.
pewsei,, aptly on loarl, nt the NTT&
laill
t,l MARINE Aiiii 4 oC ATIQN 2 Wattlf
CZ r 2.42
Itudependent PlArkrt far St. Louis and
1111asaaart River
Tbo steamer ALAI . Cap . Taos. Gobraarb—
Clef I:, 'tour. 11013 NAN, Je Lore for the
o and Interatedixto is 01, aaTI7IIDAT,
gay xi 10 A .11.
tor (night or paaxase apply on boort t0).2
•
For At. Louts.
Tho fine eteturter SILVER WAVE. Captain
e iggikerorta C Watixo,— sift
lerkve• lor the shove ant In! Milled tats ports,
on %MN DAY, May 2tith, W 5 P
(might or }war, apply on board or xt the prriv-
C AS4IO ATION 11.00A1:1, Na te.! Wittrr
y-2.4
For St. Louis. Dolens, Dubuque.
The tint , nteamer CLARA DEA\, extphshi
ja a l it! W. hrth„ , --elerk, MELLON. —u ill leave
fur he 2.1. re :Oat a .11 rowro.too, port, ori
NII , N DAN Ntay to A. AL
fr.Atb. a r pu.nags• apply ou btard. Or at the PITTS
DI MIL lIARINE AN.SOO AfION ROOMS, No. ntrr
ut,y2.4
A RON & CO.-TRANSPORTATION
A M
LlNE.—Flaring made extexidve p
imamate this winter, wo are now pm
r. do • HEAVY BUSINIESS by PENNSYLI , AN LANAI.
and RAILROAD, TIIROOOII TO AND FROM TILE EAST.
ERN CITIES. We ran ammo our Mends and all there
dbrossed to patronlee tho Penna. Canal and Haßived. that no
twins will hs epareet to render general satisfaction to
{eve of Eaetern and Western Freight. The AVOIDANCE
UP Tlil INCLINED PLANES ON 11U ALLINMENY
PORTADE RAILROAD will giseinereased i deapatch to the
transiniesion of freight.
Otto° Ga PENN street, at the Canal Brain.
hl4 LLOYD k LEMON.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBITRGIi
RAILROAD,
CONTUKTUTO WITH
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,
VIA ALLIANCE.
TILE SHORTEST AND QUICIiIiST ROUTE To Caleaao
LPCD TOO NOOTO Woo? Is TTA cLxvizAND.
This Houle is Oue Hundred runes etenter and about nine
hour. quicker then the circuitous one ,ie Indlatutpotin
Throe Daily Trains betwornPittetntrtili end Cleveland.
Your betaecn'Cleveland - nad Chfca t i+u.
Time to Cleveland six honri, Chicago twenty-four Iyure,
6111 i St. Louis thirty-seven haute.
On and oft.or SEEEEAV, -Bitty 14511, tho Trains
on this Road•will run os foams: •
VIA ALLIANCE.
The - trains or du , Ohio and Prnnay/vania Itailroak leant
Pittsburgh at &06 A. M. and 7:.".0 - A. M. - and 'l-00 P. M.
Learn Allinnet. at 7:15 A. M. and 11:AO A. M. and r.:50 P. M.
Arrive la Chieeland at liktiO A- )1., Lai P. M. and Y.
M. conuertlng. there with Clocel.na and Toledo Railroad for
Tolodo,Chicago. Rock Inland and St. Louis.
Peesengers forteedo, Chicago, Pt. Louis, and the North
er-oat, keying ‘Piorgh ou the 7:30 A. hl. train, by going
vie tlecelacid will altivolo Chicago at SAO next morning.
lhasatunons for Toledo. Chicago, St. Louis, Rock Island,
0.11M11.. and the North-west, who wish to go through with.
oot detention, will take the train leaving Pittsburgh at itao
A. M. as that it the only train by which close connections
aio made through to the above points.
Tin. trains leaving Pittsburgh at 3:00 A. IC and Wellsville
at 1:00 P. AL aro the only opts-.by which passengers can
Nadi stations south of Allitaco, or station, on the Theca/.
taws.. extension.
Steamers Forest CitY and Diurnal leave theirianding. op-
Monongahela house, every morning (Sundayr ex
cepted) at 10 o'clock, ibr Wellsville, connecting there stith
the tmin leavingit 4:00 P. M., Alliance at 0:1,0,nrl sulking
ot Cleveland at Ikno P. hi_ connetSting: with the train tor
Tolotto and Chicago, and 111elh. Central 11M1road steamer Tor
Dotiult and Chicago.
Tielifts for Chicago and other I , n‘ntß on thn North-wmt,
eto Wellsville, etre fold ft $1 to SI,AO Item IIINU tit Affiance.
Tim tr.ins for Cleveland rbuuret at Undson with trelne
for Cu,yetitoits PalWeald Altrou.
PeAlen,lers fbr llorer, New Ptillsdeipida and other ' , t
tow. ou Tbecarneee ISxtenalou, ran go through mune do
about detentloa.
Tho trains Iron elt , tarthl to Tolento and Chicago ran tii
(Dow.: Loave Clovnland tisso A. M., 3:4L, 0:3 1 J, B;4.sitnil
tO P. M. Attire at Cblea;,ro at 1tk!..6) P. M., S:10 A. M.,.
s Io A. M. and (l) P.M.
FARE VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND. ..
la 1.11 CA. • Ist class. 2d et
T.. nlloamr V.l 12 .To La Palle .410 00 $l2 BC
•• 400 " Kock 18 00 14 00
•• el CO " thilena 18 10 11 v 0
•• la 00 $lO no " Sp - 18081d, 18 70 16
01..00ieu..16 90 14 40 " Burlington, 19 00 16 00
81. 1.0018-....18 10 10 " Peoria. 18 00 14 00
SOn r " 20-26 14 70
Mllwauldeeiln
" Don Is ro 18 Sti
I , :tnlgtationiVP to rhicago SS,OO, Rock Island $lO,OO.
liagogo tluoui. to Cleveland and, Chinago.
PArricuireid are roqueeted to procure their tickets at the
°dice pf 'this Conipitny, In the Monougalle:A Muse, third
direttglow the corner.
J. I)URAND, ruler, Cleveland.,
J. A. CA laillbY, Ag't, Pitn.htirgh;
TILL AND CROSS-CUT SAWS
Da onus and Coru Scythe:
Anvils, Bellows and Vices;
II l ikurn ini V a t' n,l l4 44l.o .4 e ll ;u t e u rs. Together with a large
and extenerni assortment of Ibirtlwarojust reoetvesl tditfor
sale low. at No. 8:1Wooii etteet, between Dlainonil alley and
YLairth street, Plusbiregb. L'AVL F41NV9.1.01:02
lIBLS. SUGAR;
t i bhda. •
20 bbic S. Vous° Syrup. tor side ty
m1"21 F. R. DRAVD, No. 1 Diamond. 6,
UOAR.—Prime New Orleans in store and D o tow% copley's Pot ClaT for
fur xale b) Imy6l JOHN MOORAVAI) ealu by , 01,) V, J SeIiOONUA FAT%
MEE
ZANESVILLE.
CINCINN ATI.
LOUISVILLE.
For Lortlissfl ie.
V I LLE.
YIA WF:I.LaV ILLE.
't
• - - =::±*'"7,-
. . . •
' v,
i
~, l,
M. IKii.
Health and•Shiengthltuuitineirol
tably Follow 111 'Erse: • •
tiOEIIII4V-tYR
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IRSEASE OP THE KIDNEYS;
LIVER. COMPLAINT;
WE:MN:P..BS OF,,AIir:FO);
FEVER AND. AGUE' '
A ND the various affections consequent upon a disordered Stomach or,,Liver. Such
~ sts Uuthiitistion,
Aciaity of the Stomach, Colleky - Tains,' frrtiran:4l:o4lqo
Appetite, Despondency: Costiveness; Slider ind'-.lll4lmittns
Pile.. In all Nervous , Rhettrindin and Mttel* otfili,
Mona, it has In numerous inettumpa Prond P l ol ll s' l4 ..Fl. 1 ,0 11,
and in others elfeeteda decided' cure. - ' ;
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Nature finds no new en yin Com w i t h
..,t
-eni r . irat ixd thfili*
fel tonic in the system. Its effects are ii earn** ' yet
the care permanent. It communlcate6 rim VIOMit., -to
the system, bat by arousing its oital enerrsse , 'ltl n "it: •
age t
enables n To throw old the came, and tbn. - -PanicAlt,h4
erverficate.s the disease. . '.. .„, .. „ . ,..14 . •?.•01
When ha medicinal - virtues are so unliselyjsylcifterd
edtred„and particularly here, whers it; hiti .. me.secorn-
Mr a family medicine, that itle . shld by many
. ot.thuelptacess
as well an all the druggists , ", Ii Wotdd;lseem•A*,,tinse. 4 .
offer thrther evidence, y et as terre kre docibtress somovadin
ilrn e tried many advertised ratabdias,:- and stilt st4ir.trpni
nyvepsia in one or more of iiiarellifullairans, we auj4oin
tie- iblicwing certificates, the.antheAleilibrirhich.,Cenni-I
be donbted, coming As they do Crain pawns so vvell,Anallifo •
WHAT ITIS DOING AYR TILE KM... ~.
Wm. nchuchman, Eau, the Well knownlithegnspher,saya:
"I here frequently '
us ed BeerhaVe's nolland Bittern, and
find It Invariably relieves itußgeition and debility."
.. - • •
Rev. Samuel Babcock save: "I found- special sedief,fron,
its WY' for a severe headache,, with which ].had : long but
fared." . , ..
J. W. Woodwell. Fin', says: " thave reed ikerhave i
sito
land Bitters myself, and recommended It to othenv,, , knowfitg
it to be lust what it la reProsented.l. •
Ald. Jonathan Neely, of La wor:St.eltiii,aais hayti4l,
rived great benefit from Its use for weakness of the eloamot
noel indigestion."
James M. Murphy gala: AttOr severd_
Idled, ficerhaie's Rolland Billet* removed the pain trom
my heart and side, arming from indigestion."
The editor of the Natant:ling Free Preen oafs vl.Aftei-- one
of the beet physicians in thls „plate had , fiallsd.,laortoixe.
Ibilland Bitters cured the of the worst form of dyspepsia"
Francis Felix, only mannfast-urer of the."miginal Ex•
tract oft:Mies. ease: -I know that your Ifolland Bittern is
one of the beet medicines in the world for a disordered
stomach or liver." • • . •
Dr. Ludwig...Moroi' nu, *FII4CPI," ItattifilartVrtra.n.ne , l,-
it a inediclne ileserring the confidence cif the public._
Dr. Elierhatt, the , liniding German „phyeickna of. Penn.,
timiprescribed it frequently during thelast three yeare r with
marked canvass, in debilitated states of thodlgestiveargals,
or of the system generally. . ,
The ItuthaCee of ftallon's Vinegar FactorYiaytk v 1 tied
It myself, and was therefore induced to try its effeet upon
my wife, (troubled with. the great debillty counnon•to all 'of
e consumptive habit,) and really it is dotngler more geed
than anything she hat over taken?'
Whoever expects to.tlad la thlsa bevetage. will be dleap.
pointed, hutto the etch,. weak and-low sulfite& it sill
prove a grateful aromatic cordial] possessed of alngtdar,retn
edial properties.
,-
The great popularity of tide delighthilaumna &teed
many imitations; which the public shoOhlgoardltliainat i n t r .
chafing. Be rwt persuaded tia boy anythingetia , knill- you
have given Boerhavels Holland Butters a faiftelal.> 4ine bet
tie will convince you how intinitelysuperiorltis wan these
imitations.
sT BOlciat $1 per bottle, or six bottles for bytl4-eole
proprieton, RE.N.1.01114 PAGR, JO., & • •
Manufacturing Pluirmacentiate and 'elf ". '
cor. Smithfield and Third streets, Pittabirgh,
==l
Philadelphia, T. W. Dyott k Sons, 132 N. 24 streak "Na te
York, Barnes 'Park, 304 Broadway, corner Darrati. =Balti
more, ensnare Brothers, Gay. street .and
Cincinnati, John D. Par.k: , Chicaito, isszciar end:ism:2l3 S.
Water et St. Lania,Baniard, Adam] & Co. N. Orleans. J.
Wright & Co.
A CARD TO THE LADIES,—
DR. DIIPONCO'S GOLDEN wyritLicravim
TS-MALE& The combination of. Ingredient's in Dr.. Dripen
d,'s Golden Pills, are perfectly herrelesa.• They have been
odd In the private prartice of old Dr. DilponCo k l oTpr..ls
' yearn, and tlumaanda of ladles eau testify tddheirgierll ana
never-failing suacints in almost every rase, •lalltonatcting
Irregularitiee, relieving irantni diAtrdskitig -
Oen, particularly at the change of life. From sto 10 . Plll4
wall Cn, that common yet dreadful disease, the 'White. , .
Nearly eery hidyin the land offers 'from that e d O P l hEnT •
The above pill has permanently cured thousands. and will
cove you If you use them. They cannot harm yon—on thn
c..nt eery, they remove all olintrtictloits, restorr„-nalath to ha
proper channel, end invitpirate the whole eystrtub„ Ladies
alone. health will not permit an Intivase of•famlly, utg - fliritt
Pills a eviccessful preventive. For. partici:dap 410
ne on the lux. Trice fl—and will Aite dent toladlot
on fulentially, In mail, by enclovinF ,$1 hi:l4o3 . lr_ oftfhefoh
, .
lowing iirre, oh , :
Id by SAM PLEA REED, general Agents DorAlteghtny
City; 1/ELTON'S Drog Store, Birmingham, JOILN O;SLVT I F,
and by W. A. GILDENFENNEt* CO., No. 43, Flfth *eel,
opposite the Theatre, Pittaburgh, Who Will supply denier, at
proprietor's prices. Sold by all,braggietau. the citrand
trotted Sts.ces. .Pr2Pagnk.
•
IfR. BROWN 'continues to becensulted . for
the cure of SECRIIT DISBASIM. lils - sudct . ,AvTh
ioug-struoling CHAOS to unequalled: 'Ms Mimed are lMitM
to eall without delay. Persons *Meted with 'Venereal Die
Caere, Rheumatism, File, or • Senilnal Debility,' SIMS& net
delay to got his advice. Letters containing a peons:444% .
ly answered. - •
as, Office and Private Rooms, No. 60 Slating . eld
between Third and Fourth streets, Pittsburgh; .
Pall - ATE DISEASES—DR. BROWN, No.
1,0 Smithfield meet, between Third and . .tralith
et recce, dove.i .s his entire tutentien to an Mitre WO:.
tire. Ills business It, for the moist part, ccirdinna ter
private Venereal Z 7 starter. and such palnfatais*ni,,;,,,,
.:
brought on by imprudence yonthfnl indrilgeute'fia,.
Syphilis, Syphilitic Itruptiokni, Utrootrhea,Oleet,Sttlittlfir s
Urethral Discharges, Impurity of the Dinoth, witty alkilitpilwsi
of the
V'
of Organ. Skin Digetices,'Sdittttlel=,
'Potter, Ringworm, Mercurial Menses, I ,l embitif it
impotency, Piles, Rheumatism, IlinnaleVistiknertirilttinthlY
Suppressions. Diseases of the Joints, !fistula in Any Nervynit
Affect:lona, Paine in the Rack and Loins, IrritatturtVlyhe
Bladder and Kidneys, successfully. treated - . Cure,gm
Twenty y:cals' practice itia in this city) enableaDt.DlV9it
to offer assurances of a speedy cure to all whu mayetiOmistin-
der his care. :I.
•
Odle., and Private Consultation Rooms Stnith4 A 4
beta - eon Third and Fr nrth stropta ,
/Or Charps moderato. Inovfokiil s t
PENNSYLVANIA lIAILROAIV.,
Summer ArraugementeelChange ofllprir
Os and after MONDAY next there will he TIIRESHAILY
TRAINS between PITTSBURGH and PHILADELPHIA.
THE MORNING MAIL MAIN leaves Pittsburg' lor
Philadelphia at 0:30 A. M.
THE FAST LLNE !farm- Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at
2:50 o'eliock, P. M. , . ,
THE NIGHT ILYPRESS. TRAIN leaves. Pittaburgli.lbr;
Philadelphia at 10 P. M.
BLAIRSVILLF, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN licavesPittre
burgh daily, except Sunday, at 4:30 o'clock, P. M. •
BRINTOWSAWOMMODATION TRAM karat 'Attamtsb
daily at 11 o'clock A. M., 8:30 P. M., and fk2o
as far as Turtle Greek Bridge.
The above Lines connect at Pittsburgh withilie - Itiißtoida
to and from St. mute, lio.r Alton, Galena and CbiosgO,' /IL ;
Frankfort, Lexington and Lonbrille, Ky.; • Terre Rante, -
Madison. Lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind.-, Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, &Bert:mak" Stintineky,'lroledo,ialaxeßind,4,
Clumbus, Zanesville, Massillon and 'Wooster • Oblift also, .
with the Steam Pocket Boats from and to , NtriVataLme;','Sr.
LOUIS, LOIIISVO-LE and ClNemvon.
THROUGH TICKET'S can be bad to or from tither of the
above place..
•.
-For further particulars, see handbills at the • dtffetent
starting points. Passengers from tho Wist wDI illiwYthli the
shortest and most expeditious route to Philadeaikig.P4i
more, New York, or Bowel. BiES
Agent, PaaseggerlineeA, P.3lolll Itt.
• TIN
Agent, Ve*ngetlinee,.phibubiliMin. • 1
NOTICE is hereby given' thatt — ho4 — imeal
Meeting for thn. election of 'tifeCtoin ter
burgh. Cincln..ati and Lonthcille Teleptiph'Contpomt, will •
be held at the National Telegraph Office, in thegity of Lei. •
Willie, Hy., on the first Monday (second day) err-Zititqui3te.
at 10 o'clock A. M. . acTruil . HANNA; '
mys • 'POCretet; •
CUAL, SLACK AND LIME.--Settled
postale Mr delivering in the•sfOreanf the Work, of
Pittsburgh • this Company. 171,000 bushels - of Ilituminotie
Coal, 50,ute0 bushels of Stank, 'nal 0,00.0 bushel!. of Iffine r will
he received at the Office of the COmpiany until THEMSDAT,
the 3901 inst., at 3 o'clock. P. ?if.. Tied Coal, Mack and Lime
to be of such quality and deliverCdast suelitimes and in such
quantities as shall be approved of and directed.
The standard of nenputation iiirfinter and 'Slack. to be 70
pounds per bushel.
Payments to beratede monthly, retaining...s) per Cffllit ac
&celerity for pee formance of contrail. .
Propewals to be directed to'JOIIN ITOLMIZ,
Lout of the Company, andleddorsed "Proposals fur CaiM
Slack," or for Lime," as the ease may be, -
JAMES P.e0M80:1, Valtul
Office of tins Pittsburgh Gas Go.,
Marlatie, 1836. . f --neyl7:t
_ Lj j tuy l 7 N in S p E rim E t, rdDo'Oefor
COPFEE--
15 hags:prime old.beguara C9free;
2.1) poi.k.ets " Java • " •
M
bap ocha
With a prime. quality of. old Rio received bq
P. It. DRAVA ;
S 2 Market it. anal Difaudat*,s.- , '
firrsituson.
11,-9 THE PITTSBURGH TB.UST COMPAlCEttall ' tkikda'
declared a DlNhierid of SIX PER CPNT on the Capital Stvri
imt rif tile profits of the last six tuontbs,payalAs to tkpa stlo,
liehlere or their legal rep resentativek terthwitb..
thr2l 1 yr. SCHLLY..Cashiar. It
N-
EW 000DS.-74. 4. XASON & a ,.
.hare 11110 received Snit cases W and es of 'r4ve s
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.7......thnevi and• Hingham, Bleached und Brown 11 II
Cheek., Ticking, Tweed.. Summer Stiffs Liunniald
Housekeeping Goisle,Ac t etc., ail of . until will be.raVi. at
reduced prices... ' nii:y2Z.`
MILLINERY GOODS--A. A *A. MASON
, CO, arazetalvfaituauthor lal•ga and well Wilitaid .
Zw . iont of Ilibt on; Finiih.r: and Nlillinery 0..4 tit
every deecription.
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ix my.r.l ,EZIVaI.-tVIA.Litly
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