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i- -,y , • - •m N ire...ft..,...1t .„.. ,- ,'`a.,:,,, ,. . 4 ,,'i ( %.That Convention was composed of the best men from
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'ir po'ifailiZ , *, '''..'` , ....l,'Cr' i '' 'lT P• 4 Stucky John C. Breckenridge, Before going further,
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3 the favorite eon of Pennsylvania. He is the wise
tatesman, the accomplished diplomat, and the ree
-1 meted c.tren whom we all delight in honoring. In
diplomacy he is superior to the most accomplished
Misters of the old world ; in ttatestnauship he is
mong the foremost men in our land ; and in his
.rivate relations, we defy any of his enemies—if he
ihas any ?—Co speak aught against him. [He then
larent on to discuss in a brief manner the principled
icf the platform adopted'at Cincinnati' which he pa
nouneed one of the best that could be made,,cloaing
with some appropriate remarks to the effect that the
'Convention had done its part in nominating each a
I ticket—it was ours to elect it. He was frequently
interrupted by rounds of applause.]
1 John H. Phillips, Esq., moved that the following
lbe,a committee to report resolutions expreeslng the
!senoatif.this meeting: A. B. McCall:Dont. J.ohn C.
I Datta,43eo. F. Wilmot*, 8.. Biddle Roberts, John
Birt'Sidegliant, H. M. Pollock and Henry B. Foster.
i Adopted. , . •
CoL McCandless went on to say that he was proud
f the distinction . of having been a Buchanan ussn
rat, last and all the tithe. Ilia speech, which oecn
pied about half an hour, was eloquent and witty, and
enthusiastically cheered. lle eulogised the ticket as
done of the Nest, if not the very best that has ever
been presented for the suffrages of the American
It. Diddle Itoberts, Esq., followed. His speech,
was short, but one of the best of the even i ng , Av,,
are sorry that we hare not time nor iliac.: tii gi,
more of the resnarl.s of the two latter gentlemen tt.•
morning.
After Mr. Roberts had soncluded A. li. M'Calmont
e.n behalf of the Committee read the subjoined re...-
Lotions which were adopted :
' WHKR VAS. The Democratic Nati.,nal ConeentiJm
, which assembled at Cincinnati, en the second they of
June, A. D., 18.5t1, fur the purpose of placing in nom.
jination candidates for the Presidency and Vire Pre ,
J ideniy of the United States, has with perfect una
nimity chosen James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, tie
[ the Democratic candidate for President, and John C.
,
Breckenridge, of Kentucky, as the Democratic con
didato for Vice President, and has proelaimed a plat •
form of principles founded in truth, tested by long
I experience, approved by the great minds that have,
in times past, directed the destinies of our country,
laud in harmony with the Constitution ; therefore
Resolred, That as Democrats, we declare our cor
dial concurrence with the action of the represents
tires of the great National 14meg-retie party : that ns
6 Pennaylvaniana we rejoice in the furor which, by
`the action of the Convention, hue been conferred
upon the state to which we brlone. and that, as citi•
irens, professing a love fur our common country, we
bail the nominations made as the geuranty of a tri
umph that will secure to that country freedom from
foreign aggression and insult, and that will extin.
' guith the angry discussions which threaten, too
often, the pence and stability awn. institutions.
Areg.lred, That our thanks are due to the delega
tion sent by this State to the Democratic National
Convention, for their real in maintaining the wishes
of their constituents, for their firm adherence to the
' instructions which they received, and for the fidelity
1 , with which they stood by their State and her condi
-1 date until success bed crowned their manly exer•
1 Lions.
h'ssofreti, That to the Democracy of the nation
who have honored Pennsylvania, through her favor
its son, by placing him in nomination for President
of the United Statee by a unanimott, voice, we owe a
s debt of kindness and gratitude, which shall defy all
statutes of limitations, and that as a first instalment
on our obligation, we pledge for the nominees of the
; Convention a majority unprecedented in the history
/i• if the country.
/ I:oredrtd, That in the harmony which distinguished
(he proceedings of the late Democratic National
I Convention, composed, as it was, of delegates from
1 every portion of the country—in the final unanimity
of its members on all the important questions disc
j !
cussed among them, and in the spirit of fraternity
1 that marked the close of their deliberations, we re
/ cognize an unerring indication, that the great Dem
i °mai , party of the rountry is still untouched by
6 sectional prejudice, still a unit in all that concerns
P the welfare and glory of the nation and still the ter
rible foe to treason and disunion.
Raolved, That the platform of principles promul-
I gated by the lute Democratic National Convention.
eeires and merits our hearty approval ; and that
[ re
we will support it not only as the authoritative reico
I ,d an assemblage of delegates duly empowered to
1 act in the premise, but as an expression of doctrines
I long sustained by the people—supported lay reason
/.; tested by time, and iu nonsonenee with the principles
..f free government, for which our fathers, in the
I it, olution. auccessfully contended.
R.soiced, nut as a portion of the Democracy of
I Petinsylvauia, after having obtained the realization
1 of our tuost ardent wishes in the nomination of
James Buchanan—a man of spotless character, of
i strict integrity, and a friend to the country and the
/ whole country, who bus embodied in his life the
I: principles of Democracy—we will not disappoint the
expectations of the people who have a right to look
to us to sustain our candidate and our cause with
mere than ordinary exertions, and to take care that
n neither the ono nor the other shall be trampled in
F the dust..
1 The meeting then adjourned with three tremen
-1 duns cheers for "Buchanan, Breckenridge and vic
Returning from the Convention.—A large number
of the Pennsylvania Delegation to Cincinnati ar
rived in our city at 9P.M. on Saturday. A good
portion of Dram left again in the 10 P. M. eastern
train. The Keystone Club, accompanied by Beck's
celebrated Philadelphia Brass Band which enlivened
our streets with most delightful strains, composed
part of the company. Nearly all the delegates who
departed last night had their baggage checked for
LancaFter and intended to pay their respect in per
son to Mr. Buchanan to congratulate him on the
11'14 honor unanimously conferred by the thirty one
of the Uniiie.
The Loom". and Cairn. Coo, —Judge McClure on
F , aturday upon application granted a writ for the ar
rest of C. O. Loomis, Esq., in default of his not pay
ing over the SUM of fire thousand dollars and up
wards of complainants money, which he had used
wbilo acting WI his attorney. The writ is in the
hands of r officer of the law.
We ealLattentien to an advertisement in another
vulumn htitaed Wanted.
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:27relca*tel Case at Beacer-15avid Croft, the
ICritittrClo r r;Ort the °bin m ia.pannvi va ni a
*hose taial.4t 800% er for !closing the collision be
tween two trains resulting -.in several deaths, to
which we referred to the other day, was acquitted on
Friday afternoon. He was tried for manslaughter.
Verdict lieitdered.—ln the ease of Smiley V.
Boyd, en action for slanderous words used by defen
dant', wife, before reported in the District Court pro
ceedings, the jury rendered a verdict on Saturday
morning for $35 and costs.
Mare Fun.—Myers d Landis' troupe of Serena
ders commence their performances this evening at
'On City BalL All who wish to get rid of the blues
should io see them.
'lifirEvery Dar l.ringe forth some uew evidences of
the Arhus. of DR. .1. IIOSTRT BB'S CHLEBRATRD
STOMACH BITTERS, from various housed In Mobile,
Vickstairg, Memphis, Galveston, as well as from our owu
eitizerm, and from other different sections of the flatted
States, we are informed that those .Bitters are particularly
adapted to warm sickly (ghosted, (particularly along rivers)
and deserves the favor of the public generally. As a pre
ventive and dispeller of sick headache, languor of the body,
loss of appetite, drningement of the liver and stomach, BA
well as a sure preventive of Fever and Ague, and all bil
lout attacks. it acts as a gentle aperient, and gives rum
strength to the stomach and sittam.—N. 0. Picayune.
For eale by all the prinelpaiDroggistaand Hotels through
out the United State end Canada. anti by
110STBITIGt L SMITH,
Solt mannfacturvre and proprielorn, Ku. 267 Penn street.
Clark's Stomeidb Bitters are acknowledged
by ail who have tried them to be the beet fondly medicine of
Om age. for the auto of Dyspepsia, Custlvenesa, and a disor
dered state of the Liver and Stomach. They navy no rival.
The proprietors do not pretend to caution people Com using
other preparations that are palmed upon the public under
the name of Stomach Sitters, for they have Weed that only
one trial was needed to render curb caution ammo:watery.
For earlesale, by CtILLI.III & GLUM, Third ea - ad
betireetr God and Market; DSO. 11. KNYSER, 140 'Wood
tract; an by Dnigaista generally.
411111111110111 M -01. - - WAWA
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Tits subscriber, having enlarged and fitted
up tri goal 410 his
SPACIOUS FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
To his stock, and now invites his friends and the public to
Before puredo.iug elsewhere
fll STOCK IS WELL ASSORT-ED
$50,000 Worth,
Conebaing of
EVERY CLASS OF GOODS
RICH,
PaIIEDIVIL an 4
LW—PRICED
And ambnscingawn* very Hue
ROSEWUOD PARLOR SETTS,
OAK CHAMBER SETTS,
Ism Styles of Iltasmosi, Bedsteads, Chairs,
Sass, Book Cases, dc.,
All of which be offetwAry rated, at WHOLESALE PRICES.
Every article warranted to give .retishotion, or the
money refunded. 11. H. RIAN,
my. 29 No.3lllftb street.
STATERINNT OF TIILVONDITION .of
the PITTHBORQII Slain COMPANY,ip pequired by
O. Muter:
Yo Dttctrttoted Notes and Mt of 122aboltro----V00,613
CIA ao baud 4161,737 60
Ciab due by Eanke and Banter
subject to chock. • too,om 27
-- 261,763 113
'P OOO 01,
10,260 00
00
22 60
Bulking House--
11W Estate-..—. 4.---
Allegheny Cramer Bond,-
account:......
By Capital dtock .4 - _%.01.1,000 UV
1 1 i • k a.. 1 .1 C4 :11 m to i ro D it l 7 Bl t.lo th a7l - 147 . 11L:r — s - . 77 -- - --
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l'ink/tid lA , jilt, .1.
:L .411 ~:
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1)...tl 1$ nu , ' l'rvumsui, 1., sl,l
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Gmtit.f . lit Fn./ •• -
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I.dtvolaml l/..pv./.11., .
1/loeit.., ..n I utert-nt n, ..tlri I .. '1:1,1..km 01k
Pittnburgh. Jtn•it. 2.1, ISA
F „.,.1,1511 A I:PETI St:S.-RUBINSON
.Ire t, I,ac, I ra.ving thr`qldi.
the Neu 1 . ..rk rKna.m li.a/ae a Jar, e Engind,
elvela nod Taiv.aptry Urn,aela Curpetting, vl.irll hladi
receive tu a lea day, and la• pleapv.l ta shav 1., any vde.
may wide th« in,l 44 11•• 410% tn
St‘a'k Rruanela, 1'13% 114,:datil'A Striir rarvel, I (lob,
.tr.. an as,rttneul u.turpaaaed lu ttaa 111a1 Let, nod nil at
loweat pricer , . nprll
Jwirph Ihilte's ('arriage , iiepoultory.
TOtlEtql WHITE. 'tow rarrymF ~11
ifi Ile. In Lm .p. , WWI 1111«ty
0u1arg,..1.),,u the l'ittl,borglit
Tut ttpike. twat the Tx Mar I,t,t, 1,. - IV.WII ."A " .111
I • IMAW . Oi Fa/•t LlkWl,ll.v•Viiit., INlMtitflaiy Invite. tlu , puhlt,
toi, hp, M 4 ,tf CA Itkl AU 111 Utll F., = . tt 0 . I,
pw - tiottlarly tutortua vo - tith,tut.,l p.m/lux...rt. that ,•lIC pro,
only i. maul,
ii.torteett )eare' xi... Hen, the I.ltaltwast \Lk, hint tit
plat twf..to pat,. 11.. 144.1•• 4 hot., 4 , 414 114 414 ..f Cal
rtty. , . w Int L. many ),wt. vnet. it lane Itovtt lite ttarth-ttlar
p
deartment t 4.
M 11,4 L lt.an the ‘arhotta att.! 1044-E tn./ lit 4-4
Etteterit manufacturer , . The XIII, •444.4 td hl. twu It. le
~,,, ..f hill at retnoolient. w 111 supply the
hr-.t and moot GlBtlitillalii, 111144/11111,11U1 1.1 at ill, nte
I il.tu . nintu•nui Icy IL. ru . heavy e h It tt.. Pr14"1.(/
11...trutlug tun.. 01 hem.r.l pt
I 6nx.1,4, towtng to large renut.).lo:4ll . ll
n r. wlr unmet' c•nly. at mug h Ow ormoil pre.,..
Garring;ne 1,1;n1rod In Elie beat 111111:11v r, w ItL &VIM( I'll
nilr.;ll.sw •
I NI E-151) day revei% ell Iry
/71) . .2.11 111•1NRi . 11 011.1 IN , TT
POT LA Y-- Oplev'N l'..t Clay t..r
(2
'ode by 1m)1_1 .1 T
SCII. ,ts.ll NEP
-15151.5. LOI T ER I NG'S SEG A R
IS 10b.1.4.
Usk. S. 11"1.• Syrup For
my2l P. K. N.. I rh....nd
Fresh Arrival of Salt Oysters.
JUST reveived ut STEINItUeIi'S, N.,. 111
is.. ni .teal, what , all tla• deloarlan of the ~,noo
t, had, nerved op lu any tteniral.la PI) ie. 11. in al, la tholy
r ,,,..tpt of N o w Bonn, Lotwteru frog., tthad. 5...
Bar., and a gr..nt vnri”ty nt Lako Fwl,, a loch mill la• n. 1 ,1
to families, hotels, and roataurantn, 141 Go au ad loam/11104a
terms.
Just received, at large and flaw lot of 1.. a, iarttargeta and
Pine Apples. ••171
utr2B No 111 Wo..i.tto.tt
OLIVE OIL.- -
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dor. panrot.
do, pmbq
Junt received mid for Bak by
KKYMER A ANDF:IiSAJN.
No. n Woad orromto St. Chitrion
MILL AND CROSS-CUT SAWS ;
(Irma mod Cant Scythe;
Pump Chain and Fixtures.
Hay and hlanurs Forks. Together NI it ll a huge
and extensive tis.Jrtmellt of II iirdwarei.Junt roe, o and for
aids low, at Ni 'tit Wood street, 1,0.w5..13 War...tot hey and
Fourth stroet, Pittaburgh. ('AML. FA N E. , •rucx
apl:9
THE GOLDEN Gl'N—At the Enterprise
Worka, No. 136 Wool strvvt, t. nail a splytoll
sasurtment of
POCKET ANI) TABLE CUTLERY,
of the very beat makers.
UunL Dodolft, Porte Mollllkiell. PliMtier F9nnks , IlaYors,
lta - tor Rtrops. Pereuriaion Calm, eb4,t ftod Kele«.
RE DIA ERS AND RIFLES 01 all kinds and patents.
Itepalring attended to at tile.rt noti, e. Look out for the
nigo of the GOLDEN ()DN. HoWN & TETLEY,
iny2S No. IN, Wood ntleeL
FOR RENT.—A very desirable two:stury
brick house, situated on Second stre..t, a few Mans
hem Smithfield street, No. 13:, containing six well furnish
ed rooms, kitchen and cellar, all in good order. Rent res.
*onside; pUSeletitlit 41 immediate. Apply to
jef, BLAKELY & RICHEY.
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SUGAR 11311E1) lIA3IS--10 tierces Sugar
Cured Hams rtrrived and for mile by
jes SPRINGEIt HARBAUIIII.
DRY FLINT HIDES-506 just arriving
end fur sale by jel,J SPRINGER HARBAU(III.
Cl. FISH-5 casks of Cod Fish on consign
mentlL/ mud fur Nair by
Jefi SPRINGER HARBAUGIL
SLIEEP PELTS-650 Sheep Pelts received
and for Hair by (jrsl SPRING BR HARBAUIIII.
LIERMAN and Frendi Prayer Books.—
Yon. wan at tbtDaponitory of tho 1.11. Poly. Book
Company, by the Lihiariene
Jud. W. P. MARSHALL A o)._
BACON -300 pieces received and for sale
by wy HENRY H. (X)LLINS.
LIEBMAN SOAP-10 boxes just received
and fur nalo by 'lOl6 SPRINOHR HARBAUGH.
SUMMER GOODS—
L. 1111[811WELD & SON,
No. TO WOOD mrel%
Will open THIS (Wednesday) MORNING, their new stork of
That arrived by
ROCHELLE OCHRE-5 casks just reed,
and far sale by I my24l FLEMING BROS.
KEG BUTTER-40 kegs for gale I,y
my= HENRY CoLLINS.
DRY IIIDES-200 prime to arrive and for
sale by my2B SPRINGER HARBAUO 11.
BROWN'S ESSENCE UINGER--Just re
celved and for Judo by [my2Al FLEMING BROS.
5 0GROSS Goodwin's Fine Cut Chewing
Tobacco. Just received and for aide by
R RYMER k ANDERSON,
N 0.39 Wood et.
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RYAN'S -BUILDINGS,
No. 31 Fifth Strett.
MEM
LARGE AND VALUABLE ADDITIONS
CALL ANO EXAMINE
Amounting to sho4t
Covered with French bagatelle.
And a gnat variety of
MEN'S FURNISIIINO GOOLS,
FOR TOR
BUMMER SEASON,
the last steamers
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. - A at ti o .O t tl n O ck N wi —O n
io n
.. T hii. ties. at
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the lAMMlterehd Room, comsat of Wood and Fifth ets.,
10 citeetiratidle ' - cheats Teas, of recent impartation.,
,
combating of—.: "..-
6 half chisels ..-Tila—MersUla.
10 " " '" " Ilightlyer.
6 " " " " Sweepstakes.
5 " " ' " Star of the Union.
6 " " - - R. R. Millin.
6 " ".,. " Wild Pigeon.
5 .• " 4 1" " Denquiseute;
5 .‘ " " ' Vancouver.
6 " " ' " Zodiac. ..
10 " " So. t ong " nig btlyer.
10 " " • " leightimmlo.
10 " " Cougou " Nestorian.
To which we invite the attention of the trade. Samples
can be seen on the moruibg of the sale.
jes , P. AL DAVLS, Auctioneer.
SPRING. WAGDN, BUGGY AND CAR
RIME, AT AllolloN.—On TUESDAY morning.
Juno 10th, at 11 o'clock, will be sold at the Commercial
gales Romps, cornerof Wood and Ellth stroutill
-1 substantial spring wagon.
1 bugg
in y.
I two horse back, good order.
Jr;P. 11. DAVIS, Auctioneer,
PEREMPTORY SALE-ON TUESDAY
morning, June 10th. commencing at 10 o'clock, will
be sold a, the Commercial Was Rooms, rumor of Wood and
Fifth streets
-160 dozen knivos and forks, assorted qualities.
60 pair black and limey CallAillWO pants.
60 pair satinett pants.
10 pieces silk handkerchiefs.
To • hich we invite the attention of the t rade. Our °niece
are to chew them out on that morning,
lei I'. M. DA 1111, Auctioneer.
4 NOTUER GREAT MANUFACTURING
ESTABLISHMENT AT ROCHESTER, for building
Locomotives, Steam Engines, Fire Engines, Met Minkel and
Agricultural Implements, cud machinery in general.
RMIESTER, though the YOUNGEST of ten sister villa
geegreuped about the MOUTH AND FALLS OF . SEA YEE,
ladeathied to take the load, and be No I In MANUFACTURER,
as she is and mud continuo to be In commerce. • Thin I. oh
vione to all who look at her position, with reference to Rio.
'ens, Canals and Italinsuls. Though nepirtng to become a
CITY, and to bare a name of HER OWN among the cities
and towns of the Wwitodie k at prenent prowl to con-War
herself a SUBURB OF PITTSBUROII. To be in reference
to PITTSBURGH what towel is to B(LSTON, or treat Pat.
terson and Newark are to NEW YORK—the benefits toad
advantages art, mutual and reciprocal.
The repent entatilhiltment of Steam Mills, Foundry, Car
Factory, Barrel Factory. Piro Brkk Yards, fie., and the
burbling of two or three Chnrche• at Rochester, have called
fora groat amount of additional labor, and caused a mold
erable Influx of Wallies from Pittsburg and other china. so
that It is at present extremely difficult to procure tenements
or lodging. 'Or Ouse who are daily arriving, to make Vats their
home.
At loAst 100 new hones are required, and must, at some
rate, be built the coming season, to say nothing of the Mao
ufarturing Establisloneuts, and moupletion of the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Itallmad from Wellsville Into Rochester, by
the 4th of July, 111f,8. Stone. Brick, Lime, Sand and Lumber
are conveolent and abundant, but. labor Is very scarce, and
must come from other places.
T. e uudersignoil, haring control of about 1,000 el Bible
Building luta, will condom, to hold out the matt liberal fe
doras:wants to builders and mechanics of niwost every deerrip
that Cheap terteartenta will readily rout for lu to lv per
cent upon their coat. Here's a chance Tot builder,
sabecriber will be at the Allegheny Rail Bond De.
pot on Saturday of each week, front 12 till 3 o'clock. with
map.., plata, descriptiuna, At and will la• happy to meet
Builders, Purchasers or Enquirera---and particularly any
who purchased luta at last year'. ail., for their tote bare
generally advanced it. value about 100 per cord_ ethos they
bought, nod the same will happeu agent.
M. T. C. MOULD.
ROCHMITIM, FAL 15, ISM. faLthittiliartfixtf.
TliE ADVENTURES OF GERARD THE
LION K I LLKIL oamprlaing x titatory Ina ten earn'
ciampaign among the wild animal. of Northern Attica;
trattalatad front the French, by Chia. E._ Whitehead.
E2=EMIIMIMEMI
Mr. Sputum'. Sportfug Tour ; m114..11.3' Frank Everster
Ilorn for the , People; Iq tI NV hoeler .
‘Furth and 11"..1th--11MXiMit tar tuervisants and men of
bu.luAss; L. Fruanan Hunt.
Salad for the Soial; by the si4or : 4 41.1 for Solitary.
Dinsmore's American Hallway avide, Gq. June.
A large supply .1 the llou. Charlr.; Summer's 6p4r4 h lu
am Delied States &maw.
Just ravivral and for mak by
W. A. UILLIENVESNEY &
jeB Yitt6 st_ opposite the Theatre
PIM CHI M E AuniNST KANSAS--
1, Meech of lieu_ Merles Surnuer,'of Statieschusetri. to
tht. &mate of the United States, Just revolved And for side by
IL. MINER ilk (Al.
Jed No. Smithfield streot.
SILMN ER'S :SPEECEI -- Now ready, the
u.a.Chatlaa Summer's Speech In the Senate on Kaunas
Arturo Fur sale l.y IL MINER A (X),
Jed No. 'XI Smithfield street_
2 poi. OLI\
All ,of the Must quality. lierelred
a DOZ. FRENCH MUSTARD, of superiorkr quality, racrivial by (Jew Y. It. DILA
0 DOZ. CORN STARCH,p fresh
- Patina. Mediates). Ityoaireal I y
BLUE MASS-150 lbs. for sale by
A. YAHNKSTOCIZ A 01
EMP SEED- -sou but.lkei. for .1, by
R. VAII:A}::•T"('IA
SA - LTl s irtitE, 11Er ke t :4 for vale I , v
)4s II A FAUN t.:±Theh At
—- Ih , AIIL OF TKADM. .11111 e I 1. I.
- >r Tbe the ‘..11
!4- hold ••11 1 , 1:11 , A1' ;th tum AI `, •• I' NI
JAS II II
rl l ll ItEE 111VF:1,LIM, HUI SES IIN F:1.)1
nt.,l 1.1.11.1 k ho I.t N:sl. A 0, , k
t.% , /11 .ni
$976,674 9,5
Ole i‘toll , o.`illll, )1' 11.0, I
thrtplighout 11..1,. II ni• I) r
i'r), r J. 4 term.
CORM
1111151.11tTi ;Los. 51 Nbol..to
NE‘V k;("1 1N . 1 , k M.\ A:
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Idot pod r.4..•1‘..1 the 14r,.. .It,• ii•
StOr. !, , ,c 1 , 4 k, take-ttalf thesi
jr2 A A %lAN JN A Co
A :1. \l.l 111 s c(), „„ m,,„
d 4, put, ,•I
-1..1-, 14,0. II h.,A...
put rhe-..1 ho ptil li, .41,e, hall I h•-i:
E !SLACK BILE )1 . k /N
& ju,t r Otani
Marl: MIIL , . .•t7 qualif . t utiti hint,. A
iery elttientit ;tit , •" •1 Nt..ire Antique., al LP% 1.11. r, 1 1. 2
W 1 . 1 , E .,., ( t iy r ( 1 1 . 1 . % l ed , ,
J, lt k, l . argv .
Vnomok ••
Iti•li..it Lau :•., pinto nti.l tut %I u.,.
A MASI iF
II:ISII LINENS. 11 .
h,t. t nd l . ~ll li i.111.11.. , 1
i . ti . ry glade t til,l all put. Oa%
at/ A A ‘lAtti iN A
VI'LECTIC RATH IN - A gellora!
“1 ,•1J ati.l La nal, Ly
S PIRITS TURPENTINE DI loirrol,.
J 110wi11 AKER
VA LI W. 1.: CITI I'ItOPEI{TY
11. E "r 1 , ,• 1 , 1 .n b.
1,11.1 a 111.1 p. 11111t41, ..1 Itt,ll , lli,g, 1.1" 11l IL- TL I i r.”. 1
Etglith Wartlx .11, I'll , 1,1 ,, ',ail , •I1 I' , ..ra)l^^llla
1,"•11.1. )lane 111 kr ,, ) and f4;1,0
XII. "1 ,, I.xt In f,a 11,10111 ,, " , Aalk 11 , /n Cwril t
1,,1 , 1
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i . ,1111111.1...111. , 11n Altitt L.
tt,ttt f.tt Itt•titt t.r utrittitg ptlt. 111.. tittttl. It
ill II t rig) alit, I, ..,II 1.• 1111pri,,
VIM Mid It h. nil, inner Ito 11111 upt.ti
NtAtik:E..ttlt.tt I-ttm
tit If N... Itil tt:,,,t
i(.)l{N -TA Rl' II —A fresh supply it this
tltt WI, tot Ittitttl an I ft, ant.- It,
titr24 FI.V.M IN.;
ANT A I ) 1,
y—
.:`in
,z u f w l
,1 : 1 1-1 1 (2 1 t u t l l ,. : r
kr• vtttuid not ultttwt In 1.•. litt.•
ttuttli)
1% unt.,i —Se vont! gI rle t., ilo hougunrofic. In rlt, ud
voliotry, and n Loy I run of orrnudn, In it ehot, store in the
CU,
Side-- A .null tanner) In good order nod doing n
bu inena in ntillage about fifteen toilet, front the
city 'I L• owner whilittig• to go Went will tell et n gent
bilrgxto. Inquire ail. W N, et bin Atte ucy and Intel
Itirekre nitire, nuith sub- id tlldo street, fourth tit.,, ut
the Martnitl, Allegheny city.
1.1(11113FORD :111NERNI., WA'rER, in Oak
toil M ry tochngen, J oat received frioth (runt thu
Nirlngs, for out. by JoIIN AIiIUIitIEA D.
I. 4 I x:ER A FAMILY FLOUR-511 bbls. choice
4 Junt reweiveil, nod tot tole 11
SPRINOER II A
LARD 01L--Ili 1.1,1, N... I ;
do No 2: in tier.- nod fur toile by
1111',n $llll
VRANK VAN (i01{I)Elt lIAS REMOVED
No 75 MAIIK KY stunt, neat It oppistite to hot old
Karol, Ifni! Is now firepartal to emptily his cunt. in tern nud 11.•
public generally with anything they need in the Say tit
Trimmings, Embroidet tee, Ili ; loot a I loniem and
Fancy Otani, generally.
414—Rementher the No., 78 !dark. t .1. niii_thittit—teltJ
DEPOSIT'Smust Le wade with the ''
LAR sAVINos BANK," with-li is rillloved to N.. 14:,
Fourth street, nti,l.lle room of .longs' Building, In the month
of MAY, in order to draw Mistreat trim, the first of dune.
ntytiAt CIIAS A. COLTON. Treastn r
1,1;141.1NNOv. Kit
II o.j4ulisittArueu 11,
my% No 205 hiltetty sheet.
QUGAIt CURET) C. IMAMS—Dr tierces, jte-tt
reedred .LII4I for tsailelty
myna SPRINGER lIARRAI4III.
-
,•„d
A tioul) DWI:LUG N HOUSE on s en
street for sale, arranged wills hall, two patios dining
room, kitchen, six chambers, garret, gun and water fixtures
throughout the house. The lid Mtn if front of tat feet by
deep. Mice $3,0u0. S. CUTHBERT A SON,
tuy2.4 Real Estate Agents, 6i Market nt.
.200plasiNl l e n tla i N is ftT i n
i le o n u ts
f. b r ty .. a
mad a lot of 1.11 feet front on Darragh street, by 70 deep. Sit
ante In Allegheny city, near St. Clair street Bridge.
S. CUTIf BERT A SON,
mr2.4 Real Estate Agents, 51 Market stn
I_UNS of al l ki n d , and the latent improve
mints, nt prices to salt porebaoera.
VOL: , of all kinds and patents.
(fFISnINO TAN LI: of every variety.
The place to buy these articles is at the alga of the Gulden
Gun, Nu 1311 Wtaal ntreeL I mytt4) DOWN & TETLEY.
CASTILE SOAP—A genuine article -5o
boxes on hand and for sale by
FLEMING BROS
JSCHUUN MAK ER, Manufacturer of
White Lead, Red Lead, 'Luc, Paint, Litbarge, Putt 3,
he. ' Wholesale dealer in Oils, Paints, Varnishes, Turpentine,
Na. 21 Wood Omni., Pittsburgh. mrtr:
ERNS—Received and for sale by
HENRY H. COLLINS.
ORANGES -200 boxes in prime order, just
received and for sale by REY:dgft & ANDERSON.
mr26 No. 89 Wood st, opposite St. Merles Hotel.
tqf
4 lea
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V. IL ISItAVO.
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PITTEU:Witai IMMO) Mt tRAMN , AND
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et gactviivrit , *);0 11 ANGE•
Pnrsident.
wrouairn.
•
Prettfrats.
T. 9 CLARK E, GEO. W. CAS&
N. ilotmss,pv
s!cretary.
JAHNS P. BARN.
D. MC
Cl•xlmittet Anianstim fw May.
GEO. W. cos, V. P.
JOHN A. WILSON, W. PHILLIPS .
D. M'OANDLEB9, JOHN =APP.
PITTS ti VIAG 11 211/I.ItICItTS..
piTmamton, Friday, 47/1410 6.
FLOUR—Wee 119 blds4nperline on wharf nt t 4 :4; 40 do
eoperrdoe'smid extratrom wagon et $5(456 t 25 49 tuPer.
rine from More et , p; 16 do Wm WM; 35 do. 44 $5,75
20 extrayAst mune; .20 do. at 124.
4
COFFp• bar Wont t%c, nob.
11ACION---Iteles 4,00 (be Ethoulderist %t, 20 dam /1014'
ib Hams itt 10c; 1,000 the S. C. /lama/ 11%e; 10.U0b tqwei
-0011, and 0,000 do limns on private terms; 15 tter/s 8. C.
(tams at 1.2 c.
PORK-Salna GO bids Me at $10,76; du fitiolgiter , at
$l4
OlL—Attle bbls No. I Lull at 80c, cash
PARISIAN TOOTH PASTE.-ThiA is a
near andrX nU.ut tooth pasta, prepared wrier the
super yision of D. .1. P. I,tallibru, ktitgcon. D P 4tht .' , ' " i "
rs.commertdis.l to the public as beinir,stiperlor to attii "'wt.
panto or tantrier now in use, for clealislug sod t"uk ir Y l og
the Meth, removing tartar, etrongtheding Dais
- ming the. ia °alb. &c.
Prepared and sold only by Xi& FLIMIND.
tiarnoud Soul gatki`ri et.
Dit.llhlSKis bIJS TElrEit OINTIO.N T.
This Ointment - hie never been known toloillu the
cure of Totter, Scald Bead, Itch, Itlngwortria,
Pimples ' Premed limbo, in fl amed Byte, Piles and
lions of the skin. • -
For rale only by JOS. PLEUI4,
Jet. corner Diamond and kiarktr st.
MRS. S. A. ALLEN'S lIAIB ILESTOgE It
end Zylobalsamuto. to be bad curdy of
Job JOB. PLANING, cor. Diamond and Markel ht.
ANT AN Tll,3l—A SITUATION, by a young
Indy. In a Dry Goode or Trimming -Store. ad Milli
nery establishment.
WANTED—Beraral GIRLS to do housework. In the eity
and country. Mato aitruttion by a boy abort fonrteee, In a
stork to run errands, or other light work.
Poll SALE—a small TANNERY, W good order antitiolng
a' good Lindner% In a email vilisire about fifteen tulle. from
the city. The owner niahing to go Wee% will - sell at a great
Imigairt
'winks, of 011011 GE 3'. BUNN, at his Agency n
ligence °Moe, omit' aide of Ohio street, kiurth door coat of
dm Diamond. Allegheny City. Jet.
RYE FLOUR—A flue article for sale by
j,5 LIENKT 11. COLLINs.
SIIAD-30 barrels fur sale by
/et' ITENKY 11. COLED(S
CIIEESE-200 boxes for sale by
.fra ILENRY IL COLLIT3
FSll—WhitiFisli: Trout, Heiiii4:l4:tek
era and Shed fur WC 4 1
.1 05 HENRY R. COLLINS.
4,2TAlte IT-50 boxes Pearl Starch for sale at
trusnutimiumes price., by HENRI' R. COLLTNS
PtiENO4OO Y.—An works publiphed by
Fouler d Wells on Phrent.loa, Ifydropethy. Awe,
tam. end Pbow.graphy. &r male by
B. T. C. MI)IIOAN. 41 Fifth t.
Just erevireal—BlaekwuniPs IlLagazlne Air Slay. Int.
VOR SALT .—A very dwOrable property
1 situated on Ohio Wert, 3 doors from the Dttonund,
leglaisny llty. Lot 'ff) by SO fort on which !here Mernl.d
near brick houoo, 3 storks high. finished in modern style,
Jittalulng utile rooms mud b sold at kareat
.aegain. Apply to ISLAKBLY k 111CIINT,
jut corner Seventh and Stulthfletdrda
piTITSBURaII and Allegheny Fonale
Pray,, Book doclety.--Cheap edition. of the .tts4
Common Pram^ far sale at then tkixialtory by
W. P. ILARPHALL di CO-, 81 Wood at.,
14ERAGE DE LAINES AND OBALLIES'.
Just nonnieed. Ave mom nascent inipeeior new style+ of
Berme de Lenses and Litanies, nrbkb will be °Mead ort a
twat rtalucticarfrova the usual price►
N DRESS GOODS.—We are still airy
rooMving ffireb wuppUri of floe Elsragek TWO" , 0 919 , i.-
Lawns, lc., thtot keeping oar stock complete
,wIITFI be
ueirt.,4 nd twat feabionable .tiles or toads.
A. A. it.ASON A CO.. ^3 RlftrW
SENEUA ROOT-8 make for sale by - 7
B. A. VALIABSTOCK &
eserarr VI Mt and W.aod 'bloods.
A LCOIiOL-5 l*bls. 76 per Bent.;
6 do. Jd do ; for vtle by
nuy39 MILLER N
TAR A\V IN( PA PKT. ,;f all sizes and qual
for nnly at S 11 A 1 F'N'S Wanslunis.%
lark..t .t
tioli SA LE F jilt. I wagon
sts,l bug,4y •.1 M K ,N /It If KA 11,
I.lly:ti r.. A rvh"...
(iLL BrTTER 1)„..
t, 1.1 nal , 1., t KTZ F.l(
kl,t, quart
ci• L ~,,, K 1.6111115,
I". A.C. him k I..ry Wanly. . 1 , 1.1%Ric
Ills:1'41W 1 A \ 1 , t.lO-oN. 11,.•1
mya tlirt.ltv St. ChM" le. 11141.1
(Try I)I{I)INANCE pre,erihes that
am, flea TLS- Lvr I' a la Ise wl , -, dud
• cat. ci.tLi.lv .11 rl
4/h,
It s , A's. A TrTi.).:l - ", IV 0-1 at
1 -I ,A -
144.
do 11.. 1% hit.• Y..h.
II Y\1:1 II I 1,r,1 INF
AS ADDER. (..r I.y.
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Y
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riog 1,111111,. ArJ s. psi. Ling ttn 01
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t rx.litcl3,4l .1 Irict,in.“.l/.10..”1.1) Ravin, ,A p.orr.
/I/ •••//al / • i•I tn . Lair. tfurtitto bail,
pnc1....1 /11,, I far Ins.ku.g t. crwdunl I) vottnutu.nl,
thtlx ant 114: ltm.. at,. 01 1
mat -I DO N.., Inlet. of IL.. rnrluue
n 1 • n 111/*1 1n . .... II /I 1
‘I 1 1 1 11 k 1 e\ S Sintl••ti.•ry on-h 0...,
11101 NI.. 1,1 51., sat., Znr• 01141
rill!! lit. .I.IOtIN Al, OF (;(oi)j),
I E Rion II ERI4. N. , :4 NIA/ Aot NI . Pat...1.1/10i i's
I It. thv, httle Jlist, at;1111 - .• ; ~,, ,priffirg
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r .Cit.
b. 0.1... /0,1 ,N,.1t1. wink !i:thy th.• ttl..vo hot".
1.., 1)111. lill, - 4/ ••1 ihr 111111,1, 111 411 d /11 11“ . largt• .k ;v.
New 10; I, atll.l t pi thud , •;m1.1.. it. tt-w
I nt Ihnli 11.. • ;KU,. We
-.fit a RI; elsrly .11 fn.; all • 1.1...i.J111.0 /111 d I ha. 1.4.0.041.1
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A Ril AI N OFFEItEI —The undersig ned ii.l Kaiv [Arra ler,mud fn./taw 111.41
ua adj-Itilit, tlm 1h 1... i .4 tire Pit Pat.. 01 end I'.n.-11nr0le
1:4611.nu1. t . 1,, till 11 Inger NIKEE:•
i -,. al Ow 1... En .; 1.1.1 u, 911th LI n1..111.
.L.-111,. II.,:1111,1 81 'Ai.. rit•l ..11 the IMpot, xud xt
,alwr Ina ktrrrt: 4181 hr.. el hLrm ft,itiug
1... th on otts,ll,ela.
AL..., 11%t, IT+, :17 1 . ,:,(15et In width. frouliu, tln of or
.•l.• «f tln• In 1.4. and nr 4 ITTI of the Latta I.oider.
utir It. N 4.. 1,10 h orl
No 1.-ttor prop tty tn. nano'. and it will F. told low
I'wrt ul lb, tint on t taken In k of tb , CYouu.•!!,Mlle
il.•eu Iv. ti !till. Y. tl I LLNII /It lit,
Offln4 i.l the Ni uI. g Pcyl
Plltalotrah. A °goat 11, lkLf, tf
CU:MINI.; AND LE:ECIIINU.— Mrs. E.
ii.m,K may let found nt her 1 . 1,1i1 WHY' On 8/ XTII etreet
311, beta een Nmithtinld and W.•el streeta. She hae the
teatintony of tune) of the regular turulty en to her Ail' anti
i•lpciflrti, In her Ilse. Ordern will he thankfully re
col god. apttkftmdaer
_ - • - -
NO —TICE. - FOI'ND, on the Noblestown
~,,d Tenipertincewille l'hitik Read. s ii Tuesday lu.t, a
'i RN DOLLAR. BILL on n Hank in I irgitna Any per....
white or lih. - k, who can give the number of the note and
a hut hunk Raesin, cats get the money hr calling sal WILUKSI
Nicii,,Lmer, in South Fayette I. iwie.iiip. Allegheny county.
js.t2tilaw WM. NICHOLSON, Vermin.
NEGOOW
DS.--A. A. MASON & CO.,
havej UM received :100 case, Had hales of new ,toles
i!ali... cu and 0 ing1.111:1, BklBoll.al Ind Brown Muslin*
Chek., Ticking., Tweed., Sammie - Stuff., I.lllmi and
li,alsekeeping lis...ta, A. , Ac , all of which will lie sold at
r ogluvrtl petite. niv.::l
_
I)ORTSIOUTII'S LIVERY AND SALE
STABLE,
On MAIUMT Ant, WATIJ`. trnOrrk
M315.3111'1 k IT7'..I4VNIAW. A.
ADAMAGED PIANO, for sale •• ......
a it bnrgnln.—A new CIIICKERItiII •' , •••••-".1
PI Ahh ), slightly damaged In the furniture, I V I i
I.ut not where it elln he observed. The In ,
etrument. in MI way injured, will be sold at a reduction of
Ft FCY DOLLA Its. on a reedit of six Mnnthe.
.70115 11. MICLIAIIt, hl Wood .1,
Agent for Chirkering's Plalia.
_ . _
TWELVE llt vUlte
IN AI) ANCE OF THE MAIL!
,f/f4- THE EASTERN DAILIES are regularly received,
twelve boars In advance of the Mall, and d•dwarad to sub .
dare at the following maim:
Plidadelphiw LEDIEEE,ItIc. per week.
New York Daily TRIBUNE, lac. per week
" HERALD, " "
•• "
4-4 - Lea, viol!' °Herm for those., ,w auy other Fa tern
I.l,erog, ILI Fifth titrevt, for
RICHARD SHANNON.
SUGAR.—Prime New Orleans in store and
for ro te by I Inyfil JOHN MOORHEAD.
200 BOXES ORANGES, in prime order;
160 •• LEMONS;
J rat 11Wei V ell and or ludo by
R MRR & ANDERSON, No. 89 Wood et,
Opi.site St. Charted Hotel.
' l l.:Ail - I , S AND 'H ES, of the West French
17 styl a, tuul kr Summer wear. Just received at
L. lIIRSUFHLD O :4/N'S,
Ju Ut Nu. 70 Wed taro et.
MOSES F. EATON
AGILKT FOR TOM
Sale & Purchase of Patent Rights.
And Dealer in every variety of BIECUANICA I, AND
OTHER PATENTS. Otllee and Exhibition Room, No. 1.19
FIRST STREET, near Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa.
X/Y- Orders for Patented Artieles of every desetiptiou
promptly attended to.
AGENTS WANTNJ/
10E-12 tierces just received and for sale
UY tmy3ol MILLER & RICKETSON.
ANNERS' 01L-30 bbls. for sale bir
tayls B. A. FAHNISTOCK A CO
DRIED APPLES-100 bus. prime just re
ceived and for sale by HENRY H. COLLINS.
`' 4
tv ' ; r. 4 .44 4%,4
THEATRE.—J. C. FOSTER, sole Lessee and
Manager; Tilt. 11. Rao, Stage Manager; °HAS. Fonun,
Acting Manager. Treasurer, J. V. Boarrra
PRICIS 07 ADDLISSION:
Boxes end Parquette 50c. Private Boxes, large $8 00
I
Second Tier Mc. Private Boxes, small-- 500
Wisrw for colored persons 25 cents.
44 - Certificate, securing east., 12% rents extra.
Joint Benefit of Mr. & Mrs. A. W. YOUNG.
MONDAI' EVItNING, Jidir Are, 1060.
Helping Ilands--Wm. Kurt., A. W. Young; Tilde,
gra. A. W Mert,ln, L. P.
Barrett; Margaret, Julia M. Coot: , Sire 1.1..ty, Mre.
!tonal,
Flowers of the Forest ---Ch.sp John, A. W Taring:
:•tJ,rlight Itrse, Mrs. A. W. Young: Inlmmel, Mcßride;
A Ifrod, C3nthi , t, Julie M. C.1 . .5a1; Abigail, Mre.
Botrt•tto.
dliteration n 7 rims—na. , open at 7 1 , L : curtain ripe, at 3!,
C 1 r 1
Original Virginia Serenaders,
Ilaviot pci formed with distingukhe , t nacres, In all the
principal Calf. of the UlllOO, as delineators of Ethiopian
characters, alit give THREE of their
DRAW LNG-110,1M F:NTERTAINM ENTS
At the above Hull, commencing nu MONDAY, June
Admiselon 2t cents. Particulars Jn 1.111 or the day
4 Doors open Concert to commence at 8 o'clock.
JOHN W. breAßTily, BILL PosrEa and
DIEITAMIITOE, will attond to the Posting end Distributing
of till Linde of
BILLS FOIL OONCEItTS, LECTURES, EXHIBITIONS, tko.
All comumnictitkms--elther by mail, telegraph, or other•
wie,--directed to the Lace of the Morning Poet, will receive
prompt attention. sp7
LEMON & CO.--TRANSPORTATION
LINE.— Having made extensive pia.
paridlous this winter, we are now prepared
to tie a HEAVY BUSINESS by I'KNNSYI. n C .S
and RAILROAD, THROUtiII TO AND FROM TILE EAST
ERN cm F.N. We ran nears our friends and all [Mow
despised to patronize the Penna. Canal and Railroad, that no
pubis will ire spans! to render general EllitillfaCtioll to Ship
pers of Pastern and Western Freight. The AVOIDANCE
OV THE. INCLINED .PLANES ON THE ALLEGHENY
PORTAGE RAILROAD will give increased despatch to the
transmission of freight.
Office on PENN street, at the Canal Raisin.
rntiLl LIAIVD A LEMON.
QTEAMER PAUL JONES FOR SALE.—
The undersigned offer for sale, the fine
steamer PAUL JONES, as eon now Ilea at the
liart at Pittsburgh.
The PAUL JONES is one year and frur months old—
length Itlo fret, went 35 feet, hold feet, two engines,
cylinders LS Inches In diameter, 7 feet stroke. She in In
complete ordor and well found in all respects. The cabin in
of the most approved style, and fitted up in the moist elegant
cleaner
The PAUL JONES will be sold on the following terms:—
say one-fifth rash, balance 4,8, 12 and IA months, with In
terest and approved security. If said halt IA not sold at
private sale before the let day of July neat, she will be of.
fared •1 public auction, and sold on that day.
Any person hoeing claim,' against the PAUL JONES, will
forward them to the undersigned for settlement along with
Il balance of the Clain., no soon ea amid boat is sld.
W. A. CA LW ELI.,t
my 2 l.tiy chi MARK. STEIthINO. f
A RARE CHANCE FOR MACHINISTS
Or ;hose who wish to Engage In the
OR ENGINE BUILDING BUSINESS.
TILE UNDERSIGNED offers at private sale
until the '...11th day or June oust, the whole stock of
Patterne, Rutting, Heating Pines and Fixtures, in
in the l'itt Machine Wu' ka and Foundry," located In
Allegheny City. corner Main and Cherry atreeta.
The Atpck of Tools consist in part
a No. 1 Steam kuguie, nearly new, 14 Inch cylin
der, 3 hot strike, with cylinder looller 41 Inch diameter, In
WU , may one year
One large and ime nnall poker Planing SlanWn,
Twenty.ffiree turning lnthre, various lengths end lakes,
olio+ awing from ouVeli feet down to twelve Inches over
thu Wrenn.
NILII.
Mlugt• and iliiiible-gearod upright Uniting Nlartiine,
inns raivllent titiar-rutting Engine, will, a great uunil.er
1.1 arbor. and cutter. m gund 4;rder.
lilt and N tti g It shine.
I.itatitiing, Fluting. Punching end i llin Alachlnee.
V1A . .., in gkxrd
A groat nutubor of 14 tockn and Mr*, of alt nize4 and
I brumtle.
In short, a ceinplele set of Tools fur Co! ton Machinery,
1:11-tlearing, or Pd•am Knaine-bnilding.
Ce:ond —A cast iron Cupalca thirty.sla hichen in dlarnetar
good ord.r, %MI rant Iron lon and fiXtlll,4l,
to I,low it.
Libratium
Corr Oven. Annealing even. brass Furnace. Crane. cast
end wrought Ladles and Shanks of various sizes, and a
full ennsPrunant Flasks and other ne:essasy f r a
fr•ank•fry
A. A. VA3ON 0)
Thirci—Fi•.• Ma:kernlib's Forges, wull fan and fixtures to
I.loof them, toset her with Of full ,wt ra rutty,,., mlce.tgeo, laam•
nerve,ititd to.ls for erufh forge.
One small Tr p Hanauer, with a great umiak, of tiles and
twodgra, In gthml order.
Qua auxtemt 8..1t and Rivet Martrte.
Fourth—A , - Lanttlete atttek t.l Polly Pattern.. from f.,ur t.,
math inch thmatett.r; Spur and Betel Who-I Pattern], ot mare
t. Ptz awl owls ; a great number said variety ,1 Maettlar
Plate, to, and IL gnat number a other Vat tea Di. t.N 1,11111,.
tent to mention
Th.-An-I'l,la are ell to dent rate order, and tie-, Wake
114 , V been r e nnumber 1.1 years In atte.Lensful perntton;
matt ILA I Ike prtatent protmetorn troth t , Itt.tne-a•
a re, ,tterett for the peretineet awn, at toe
. entablothed eatorn
'11••• Imdumy. a au ift• lana.4l at a fair rata (r xn, nutalwr
ing yrar.
por 14for:Itati.. N t., priee uthi tenon, apply o• the pree
k•[ 1et.,•..0 the vrettit......t.
JENKS, RICHEY .1 CO
N - II th, ,tleJt e tools nre te.t tepid twlore the :Ptak of
110, 11. y alit t, offered ttt public Kale.
.1 ant dew-Option in the •• Thnhine Worku, - to lin,
them tukru away treforn the. loth day of Juno next, ~r thoy
0 Ii ho othorrise 11imiomed of
Int '2,,11tu•
A MARVELLOUS REMEDY FOR A
MARVELEOUS ACE
HOLLOWAY'S OINT3II4'.NIT.
HI the aol of sr cope, we see mallow, ol little ‘peo
re. or, the sot 13re of our toadies. Tor outer thew the, 0101•
;el. a Irdi Lobbed on the .ken, is correol re ails ..rutor
•I plat. of the h. elne . y thsortlern rI the Lie•
et . ode, 11,14 el t lie heart, I iitlornolor inn ill Elie I..tr Ito+,
A distort, ~tlgian clod Col.!, ore U) its 111,iflel erle , rued,
wee kiprwS th4.l. silt per 111,1 y
C. 1,1111 or irteot or soy Ildekneoo Isealmo too t•
Leo I.tt ne.re rewlrt) lode-trot , . through arty Luna or fleshy
letl • I Ihr • tug 1..1), clo leo Ile. daugetort4 dirt art,
• lord.o to, that cannot too reached by tither unease.
lilt 1 LT tt/1 El 01 AND st.NIEIII Tit' II UNIt)ItS
Viinett tinsever dour .4,111001 for the ru, of ailai.ses
Ilse Skin M loiterer form they tune aiemtne, as this Stint.
neat. So Cit. of Salt Ltheinit, Scurvy. tiara Serofte
I of Frysipelaa, ran lung u Wieland its 1011...cr. The 116-
, traveled over ninny parts of the globe, a lotting
p. in, gad hospitals illiipensing this ointment, giving
IS , us appliratiou, and has than been the illation of
restoring le. numbers to health.
ME=
the DNAt tetaitic surgeotait n o w rely atly 00 the
use .4 uottderfol Ointment_ when having to cope atilt
I Ile at t cases
01111..13, utters, glaudular
0.1 P ifo
rof , Nr 114 Moo ay has. by I .onlutand al the
ertintylits, tlctitatclual to the Ito:pasts of the Eont.
I.trge sittpuseuts ot this trout:o.4.d, itt he used under the di
r.s•thm the Nleth• - ttl on lu the W4.l . St an, st . ..ydtds
It will cure uu, Cr, übuttlubtr swelling, stillness or cOtt
tractlon of the ~t years' tdau.ltitg
Thew , nud attaq diattavetittg; saanplaints cau ta• i•f
I.a•toally wed Ottttawat tat well rulttawi thn part:" at
I.a•tell and by allsortainu fall° lug the plated klire.ti.,a
artattat each pot
11,,t1t the 0.1 meta atoti the Pale eltiould ureel i, th
f.•llt.rei fly :
Buill,•ne, I.nisitiao, Sore Leo,
Burns, Mercurial Eruption., Sore Brunt.,,
Chapped hands, Piles, Sore Heads,
Chi I Mains, Rliouniallsm, Sore Ti nat.,
Fist aim, Salt Rheum, Sores of all kiwis,
thud, Skin Diseases, Wounds 4.11 kind
Sprains, Sails, Swelled tllaink,
Stiff Joint., Ulcens, Venereal Soros.
.• Sold at the Ntinnfactoriea of Professor HOLLOWAY
SO Nl.tilet, Lauo. New York, and 214 Strand. Lndon, nod 1,.
all req.-et/tido Druggists and Dealers in NlOl/6111" thiongli
nut thd United States. and the civilized world, In p , in , ut
cents, WI, rents, and $1 each.
M. There is a ronsideruble easing by taking llio large
elms.
N. B. Direction+ fur the guidance of lett lents in every di.
order me nttlxed to each pot. anya
TUE CEYLON STRAW II AT—The :wen
tiou or the public la requented toour entirely oew
nty le of STRAW HATS. just received nolo the importer.
combining the many qualities which have rein BO long
wanted to make the Straw lint suitable In every way an a
Summer Ilat.
It in thb only Straw Ilat which the rain or damp weather
will net affect, either In the brim or crown, being no braided
as to prevent the posaibillty of it in any way.
I tier thin entirely new style, called the CEYLON IIAT,
believing it to be the Straw that that will give the wearer
entire satisfaction. CII A ItLES 11. PA U LSON, 73 Wood et,
leyid next door from the corner of Fourth.
TjRANK LESLIE'S Gazette of Fa-mhion fur
A: June;
Kulrkerbo.•ker Magazine for June;
Put oinee du do;
lioinieholii Word. do;
Thu Schoolfellow to;
of the lion. Charlew Sumner;
Tito I nvnlithi Outdo and Consumptive's Manual; by C.
M. Fitch. A. M. M. D.
one Thomaand and Ten Things worth knowing.
'the 1.J11,1011 Illuatrated News. For gale by
iny3l B. T. C. MORGAN, 41 Fifth at
NEW PU BLICATIONS -
1...tw. (liven° of FaS11101:1 for June, price 2fic.
I.llt 11E111'3 M1T17.1110
"ram do
11011601101.1 I{ do
do 24,
do 20e.
Schoolfellow (in, do low.
Harper's plug., 4th maldy, do du :3,10.
tiudey's Lady's hook- 2ii do (1,, do tor.
tlralmisi do do 2lie.
Peterson do do 11',..
Knickerbocker do do tlik.
Leslie's N. V. Journal do do lac.
Spurrowgrass Papers do 90e.
Piazza Tales, by Melville co 90e.
Ininsby Papers, by John Brougham do Sec.
Reasuit speeches of Cloules Sumner do 1,12.
Shooter Recollections.
The above, with a Large assortment of school and IlliPCBl
- books, stationery, Sc. Sold from 10 to 23 per cent.
Iva er thou elsewhere at LikUPPRIt'S Book Blom.
n13:;1 No. 77 Fourth street.
FRESII
&AMPChCS In bottle. or otos.
.5 do Pine Apples do do
do Strawberries do do
6 do etierriea do do
6 do Blltrkberrles do do
15 du Huckleberrlesdo do
5 do Gooseberries do do
6 do Pears and Plums In bottles or cans,
For sale by RYMER ANDERSON,
my 23 No. 39 Wood street, opposite St. Merles Hotel.
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RIVER NEWS.
Tae Rtem.—There Were 4 feet I inch Mueller In the
channel, by the-Metal mark, hat evening, being a rya, of
aix Inches tatitind by the mine of Saturday and /Saturday
night. The weather cOnthatirO cloudy and enttry. All the
boale that were aground on Brunet Ripple have been
gotten off and gone on their way rejoicing.
Tar ere., mer " AdeHa" leaves this morning, for WheelMg,
at 10 o'clock, is charge of Capt. Geo. Doyle.
THE " b'ereet City" arrived en Saturday, only 36 h o ur!.
(rout 'Wheeling—quite a quirk trip fur the low stage of
Tnt steamers '• W. IL Delany," Captain Thoe. Lyon. and
Shnuauffn," Capt. S. B. French, left St. Lonia far Pitts
burgh, en Wednesday lant,and the "Alma" was to l onvn on
Thursday.
Tux steamer " Crpt. Roberta, left for L,nlsville ;
•• Grand Turk," Capt. Gallatin, for Keokuk,and -' Lnria
May," for eltainnati--all well freighted for the awns o f the
water, and a goodly untulaw of passengers.
'MONDAY PAOLO' —Thu light and aubstantial atetuuer
Fairy Queen" is off for Cincinnati toelay in charge of Capt.
Ky.e, a gentleman of experience lu boating, beaido the " F.
Q." has superior acconinetdatkma, eutud to any boat of her
chute that flouts on the Oh o.
Fun Os u.irous AND KANAWIRA.—The new and lightitraught
propelle . r " Virginia Rollo" leaves to-day fur the above
points. The accommodations are unsurpassed by any other
boat of her class. She was built under the special superiu
tendon., of Captain Saints, expressly fora packet in the
Kenna ha and Cincinnati trade, and great credit in due to
her projectore for bringing out so light a boat.
The New Orleans Della of the Mth ult., says:
The weather contioneel clear and very Warm. Business
gettlng very dull no the levee. Up freighta are very scarce,
nod rates ruinously low.
Tux Si. Louis Dmocrut, of the sth inst., says •
The river here, and all the upper river.', continue falling,
and that, very rapidly too. The Il linois .kept up well for a
long time, but it has at loot followed the example, so to
epealc, of the other e, end is retreating rapidly. in the idle
monri there in at least one boat aground, and others, proba
bly, on the lower rapid.. At last accounts from the Onm
bertari, there wa. but three feet and a half on the Shads,
and failing. Other tributaries of the Ohio, arid that stream
itself. are punning a downward course, and boats are ex.
pected to ground everywhere but in the lower Misaissip . b.
Tac Nashville /11frinf of the 4th. says:
The Cumberland at this point was still receding slowly at
thin point yesterday. There are about thirty Incbesot water
on Hannah Shoals.
The an ivals at our wharf yesterday, were the Nita from
below. and. the A. L Davis from points above.
The Cuba and A. L. Danis left for below, and were the
only departure..
The It. L. Cobb was announced at the Shoals, the Seventy-
Six and Mantel G. Taylor at Clarksville, and the Nashville at
Paducah.
The weather was excensively hot..
The Louisville Conekr, of the 6th, says:
The river is unchanged, at this point, with 3 feet 10 Inches
water in the canal, by tlesi mart. On the fella there are but
110 inches water—the lowest Stages wo have ever known . at
this season of the year.
()wing to the exceeding low stage of water In the river,
and the difficulties of navigation, the rates of freights to
New Orleans have been materially advanced. Pound freights
yesterday were taken at 40 cents, pork per barrel 76 cents
to th morning and $1 to the evening. Tubacisa Vi hogshead
wee offered at $O, but the price last evening was establitthed
at $6 1. hogshead, and othi r articles in proportion.
TfIE Ciwinnati rbnimercial of Saturday, says:
We hare no change to note in freights. The offerings ere
moderate et the following figures:
. .
Pittsburgh and Whectrog—Whisky and Oil, 70c. @1 bbl ;
Pork, too.; Flour. 4Sc.; Molasses. $1; Lard, Bacon, sugar,
0 rain, &tap and Candles, 25c.'}1100, Wool :be. F 1100; Cotton
11 26 To bale.
St. Luis—Dry Goods, 30c.; Efeetyy Freights, 2:430c.
cwt.; Iron ;Mc., Maxi. without charges, 40c. 'f 100; horses
$7 it head ; Wagons, $O. Cabin passage s.o—sll on the Hour
and $2 bun deck..
.
jp, Id li:4i-rip-pi—To Keokuk, 40c. V, 100 for Heavy
Freight; 75 for Light; tffir. for Dry Goods; $1 for Whisky.
To any p• tut between the !tepid.: Heavy Freights hoc. Ft
luir; Dry Clouds $l, without chiu - gee, end $1 25 with charges
Whisky 45. Maiden. and Dubuque—Heavy Freight 76
cis.; Dr) (loude without charges $l, and $1 50 withehargetr.
Whisky Tu SL Penl—Heavy Freight $1 V 100; Dry
Goods $1 60 without, and $l. with rhargenr, Whisky $3.
Store. saute as Dry Uueds. and Furniture and Lumber
contract
to-l.rrns—Flour 80; Whinky $1 b 0; Oil $1 00; Pound
Freight 606060 c. 'i cat.; Huron 50c. ? 100. Pork $l.
'uthrt/k—Whisky mud ('II $1 "S! LW.; Ale 87 . .,4c.; Pound
Freight .104060 V cwt. f'xibin Paasangers
wth..),—Whioky and Oil $1 Ztal 5011 bbl.; Plows 60c;
$.2 Pound Freight .10c. V 100.
.4rAans.nr—Pound Freight Si V 100; Whisky 2 21:02
GO V 61.1 tau Litih, k and points alk,e.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
ARRIVED.
Steamer Gen. Laminar. , Ruchester
" Adelia, Ileutiercon, Wheeling.
•• lattroh, Chapman.
It. F. Seas, 51ulford,link.
.• Cambridge. Dean, Keokuk.
•• J. W. Rudman. /lave, St. 1•01.1i5.
•• t , aint Loots. Dean. at. Paul.
Wenonn, Shunt:. Wahaeli river.
•• Murvat City, H ay, ‘Vlleel!lig,
4. Chicago. Javino, Clacton:Lit.
DEI.AILTED.
Steamer Gen. Lorimer, , Itothmsar.
tirund Turk,
Luck. Mity, JiolslllNrll, esnriuunti
Euuice, Itolwrts, Lumbvillr.
STEAMBOATS.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
.OUISVILLE AND SAINT LOUIS.
THE PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI
STEAM PACKET LINE,
FOR CONVEYANCE OF PASSENUERS AND FREIGHT
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville,
and Saint Louis.
THIS LINE is colllpOnril of seven
firet-clinei, powerful lilteatnera, nue
quall.^4 for speed, aplCudnr, .rot
anal .onkft.rt, and to Lilo mete TEIFLOUIin DAILY LINE Of STRA.III
I . I , ALT, oD rho Uhlo river. It connects with the U. S. Mail
I.3tie of Shaine-re from Cincinnati to. Louisville and Saint
Louis, 1., wloch paiiseugers and freights am ticAeitel and
recciptar tArrowh daily Two new Steatners have been tilted
1.. the Line, which Don consists of the following boats
/loafs.
Pays qf departure
CUPenins. from Pitisfacryh.
BUCKEYE 5TATE......... IM. W. Itstrinaovra, Sunday.
CIT 1' OF WI I EKLINU ... 'Jame M . 1.861—.... I Monday.
ALLE4IIIENY L N. COMEX Tuesday.
CINCINNATI A stuns il'ednexlay.
PHILADELPHIA . 8.. J. ti a %es Tharoday.
PENNS YIA ASIA. ...... JoliN ii LINEPLTCIt... Friday.
l'lTT't , lM:ltti II
,Sat nr - dity.
es_ Leave daily ai 10 A. M. preeinoly.
N freight reteetviet after woe ori tba rimming of
.parturc.
For particulare, apply on hoard, or to
JOHN B. LI VINOSTON , Agents,'
JOHN FLACK,
hiononguliebi Howse Bulblinge.
ITrhougan, November, 1866—ideral f •
WHEELING, &c.
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Packets.
The DIURNAL, Capt. .1. A. Sinn.si, and the
FULLEST CITY, Capt. It. Wet, will run an
li.klLY PACK ETS between Pitt.
t)nrvh, Sta.tineuville and atopidug at all intorme
dial. ['cwt.,
The DIURNAL will lease Pittsburgh on Mondays, Weal.
n.oslays and Fridays, at 10 A. M.—Rirussiao, she
will 1•111, , ht.o/1114 uu Tuesdays, Thursdays and l•laturdays,
at A. M.
The Ft KS? CITY will also lease Pittsburgh on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturd.,ys, at 10 o'clock, A. M.—RA-misfit:4i,
she will lento Wheeling on 31 Lays, Wednesdays aud Fri
days, at 7 o'clock, A. M.
For freight or paasago apply 011 board, or to
J. D. Ck)LLINGWOOD, Agent,
No, 166 Front strvot.
UDR' WATER BoAT --THIRTEEN INCDES DRAIJOUT—
TWO LIUNDEtEU TONS BURTIIEN
For Grallpolle and Kanawha.
The eu ir.ly new and light steamer
" ROI NIA II ELLE," J ikaati ti. Seine. Mas
ter. will leave for tile ahoy° and all interim,
dicta porta on NION liA Y, the 11th ant.. at 1 ii'doek, P.
For freight or iiaraage apply on board. jo7
For Cincinnati
Tho now and light draught steamer FAIRY
QUERN, emit. Kvtt,at d Mr. Jouserros Clerk.
mil [mire fur the deteve and intermediate
pore on Monday, 9th lost., at lo A. M.
Fur freight or passage apply iin hoard, or at the PITT: ,
BURCH.' MARINR ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No. 82 Water
street. Jui
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The steamer FRED. LORENZ. Caw It. Oa
—Clerk, J. It. RICIIARDSON,—Win leave for the
above and all intermediate ports on TUF-.`i-
DAY. June 10th, at 10 A. M.
For freight ur passage apply on board. or at the PITTS
BUROII MARINE ROOMS, No. 0 Water
trout. Jut!
ZANESVILLE.
For Illartatsa & Zanesville.
The steamer EMMA GRAHAM, Capt. Mos.
ROZ Attas—Clerk, N. G. Annan—will leave b.r
the above and intertnedbite ports on TUF—S
DAY, June 10, at 4 o'slockP. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or at the PITTS
BURGH MARINE. ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No 82 Water
street. Jun
SAINT LOUIS
For GalUopolls
The new and very light draught steamer
ilErgat CIIARLES AVERY, Carr. W. P. Yoakum;
will leave Icr the atalvo and Intermediate porta
every Friday, at 4 P. EL
The Charles Avery la now receiving freight at the Monon
gahela wharf, between Ferry and Short atreeta.
IMPORIMPORTANT.—The Subscribers are now
TANT.—The
opening x Spring and Summer assortment of Goods, cone
prising In pert a large and well selected stock of the bent
quality and moat fashionable styles of Summer Clothing f,
horses; fine English Bridles and Martingalse; Nancy Hal
tom ; llorse Brushes CUrry Combs ; Carriage Dustern; Cnry
pet and Enameled Leather Traveling Bags, Ladies' nod
Gents' Sole-leather Trunks, to. All of which, we are confi
dent; ate superior in quality and lower in price than ever
before offered in this market. Purchasers are invitt,l to call
and examine our stock. t the sign of the Golden Horse-head,
No. 88 Wood street, corner of Diamond, Al!ey.
tev3 IL 11. lIARTLRY et CO.
SIJ AIME it COATS AND YESTS.—J us t
received, oar seoond sappy of Bummer Coatailiod Vesta
of every variety aattitylo, L. HIRRIVELD A BON.
Jut._ No-70 Wood Bt.
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'DOLL BUTTER-9 boxes prime Roll But
-1.110 ter ibitreceivedeadlpr sale by
*YU UMW 11. CJOU/14.9.
VO4ACC9,,-75 ;half /pus fivoritelrailds
Simla by . fasy'6) JOHN MOORHEAD.
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ROE Rill 4 V P,IS
HOLLAND BITTER .
DYSPEPSIA
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS . ""-:' ', 1 '''= t
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LIVER COMPLAINT, -, 3i L.e.',: , „&-'3.
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WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, - ; ;,',, t ,r
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FEVER AND AGUE • ''-''';:':•4, c4 ,- - - ..."
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A ND the variouti affections eclusectitelitiiperk,,&?-,),-ilEtt
a disordered Stomach or Liver. Stich as Indigestion, ' . „... , ,‘'4 -, •:"::,, ' ''''''
Acidity orate Stomach, Colicky Paine, Heartburn, Unit tit';'. 6 . t , kdfi'-' ll l
Appetite., Dtepondt. 7 ney, Costiveness, Blind and Tletelltlgt.,;;Z-e;4" - ,,,!. 0
Pitt*. In alljeervone, Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affee- ),,,,ett-„,..e' ..:'
tions,lt has In tinnier - dm Instances proved highly Iteneltdal, -- " , teri ,2o -7- -- '
and in other effected a decided core. ' .: . ,:' ~ ..- „ - t -e y,-..
Nature finds no new enemy to (-combat, with this delighteittl..t.wie,V:-..f!'-d,
fill tonic in the system. Its effeeta are almost magheal, yep. !.-?-. 4 . r, ....... ,.. / - : '' ~ =:..
the cure permanent. It communicates no violent ahockrUi mace; --oil -- ..
the system, but by arousing its vital energy to medal itec..l,----,..,-.4;....?' '44".
Um enables it to throw off the cause, and, thug thorptiF. l 4 l %?-, , , , ,, , ri1eki.41 .- --. .71'
eradicates the distose. , -- e-;: - :Ittleter- . )44`,.fetzi . . - 1":
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When its medicinal virtues are so universally. acknOWW,W.3'434.,.L''o:-*i-..dJ
edged, and particulsfily here, where it has become MI pCO l 4;'" ,- ..; - '7,0 1 4fV-ii';' , 4 , ?,......
tar a family medicine, that it Is sold by many of the gnevre ..e-tes4,rl,set4,,,,
ue well as all the druggists. Ir wncht seem nftdleatiltr,
~4 1L C. ,7 .. o ff er further evidence, yet as there are tleubtleati togiocirlio7 4 l -. - 's
have tried many advertised remedies. and still suffer from ,4 t - ULA , ',..
Dyspepala in one or more of its dreadful forum we Wibleffe '.." , W . ..ak , :45 . 9.-
the following certificates, the anthentkify of which etiOUbt't - ' -- ee.altnt-4 -4. 4.
be doubted, coming as they do from personaso wolf knoVakt ', "": 4 ? -1. :14 . _ 4 1::'
WHAT IT 18 DOING FOE THE SCR. , `1- , 1;:. qt.-WT., -' '',.
Wm. Ischuchman, Bap the well known Ilthographerotaya: --Y.- 1t.,. ...-,-...,
"I hare frequently ' use d Bterhave's Holland Titters, and -- 'te...tn.*? 1- e .:=
find It Invariably relieve, indigestion and debility ?'' - *.. ..../ I. '`')
Rev. Samuel Babcock says: "I found xpecial relief from"' -''=j,t" - -- . = , ..1':-:
its nee for a severe headache, with which I had long alit, "t 0 =4 404 - - ,-
fared.°
.1 W. Woodwell. Esq., says: " I have used Scerliave4llol:C= tt-= 6,13,1-
land Bitters myself, and recommended - it to others, knowing'. ' 7 .5:" -
it Co be just what it is rrepresented_" ,
ALL Jonathan Neely, of Lower St. Clair, says -:" I hawitdii- - =-,b-i
-rived great benefit from its use for weakness of the stetsubdt:' , - 1, `,', , e ., 4 - , , t
-
aud Indigestion r ,.. ~. , ,e-e - .rA-, I -
James M. Murphy nays: ° After several physicians-tad • ,-'.. ' , 11:4 I
holed, Bterhave'e Holland Bitters removed the pain. f r om. et"' eI•IX:Ct.,:
my heart and side, milting from Indigestion.",-.=:,-44.4g*'...i.',74
The editor of the Hittanning Free Press says: 'Miler itnee , t 4 e- .-= - 0 •
,i.. - 3
of the best physicians in this place bad failed, Ikerhava'n 4 - ' . 'f -..4- 4 41 -tfzF,.. l .t. = -
added Bitters cured to of the weed-Bina of despepala." - - :.-Ynt=l =;'--
Francis Feld, only manufacturer of the "original Rt. • 4.i4:-.' , :e ..,,
tract of Coffcp, sap: "I know that your , Itelltind Miters Is - ' - ' , ..4,,,,.r , ..';' , Yi: ,, --
ono of the bed medicines in the world (ma &addend - = -,- - ....-,,,1 :;-,,, j-Z,rsi'4,
stomaclibe liver." ' - - ' .....,,,i•V 'Tz.ri.,.l
Litelstelwlg,editor of the "Packet," Italtimnre, pronounced . '", i'S, - ./ ", ..-..3'r , )"
It. a medleinetieservlng the cenfidenee of the public: 4 , 4 ' . ,-- ry- '-- 1.. , t e. ....-A
- Dr. fftherhert. the teatime German physician of Penta - 4t- ~. ;" N - 'l.-, 5. , .:; 4.
has prescribed it frequently the bast three years, with . 6 ..,t , A r'''' , „..1. 1 4 ? 4
4
'perked sweetie in debilitated states of the digestive argots? , -,°`- ' 7.:Z. :',
or of the system generally. ' '''...-.."'
.., '''Ocit!ti .
The manager of Itellou'a Vinegar Factory says ..."1 used - - , ~,,, . „ - - ,." , L-e" . -
it myself, and was therefore induced to to its fitted upon ° 0- - -,- .1" - 7 , ‘" .:..,:-.A;
my wife, (troubled with the great debility omuotnt total dt ... ' 24 = O ". , 'ZI -. - ,-;- - v-ft",. ',f.,_
a consumptive habit,) and really It is doing berlneraffeei= ' - • yl - i • .. .-- -- - --- ? ,.t-3..`f,
than anything she has ever taken ", , „ ~,
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NOTICE! ' , - , '-. C, ~ :4; , ,-; ~•
Whoever expects to find In this a beverage will be-dblep-- s ' '.- - : .--, 4- , 1 1 , —.
pointed, but to the sick, weak and low spirited, It.will , - ' ''-7-' l.
' ... ~
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1.
laeve a grateful ;mimetic cordial, possessed ofeingular rem- , -, I.'''' cV.d.i' ' 1 -....,1
odiltl prove-Lea. e 2-.1 tex.V-„iiie: • _ --,
CAUTION I 1. , .t. te,- , /, - - - Pc ' - -. ''''-',4--
.... .I` l , ,
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced . -, --,4"3 ~. 4,,,,.. ,. 0
many imitations, which the public should griard against pine - r,... , 2, , ,, ,
..,„. .1. , „ , a ,
chasing. Be not perm:fluted to bay anything else until - you^3 e. tlfe c vi...t„, , ti..-:;".- - il-V.
have given Boerhave's Holland Bitters a fair trial. One Mite '.: -. 4 4- "intf,!%.?„7"--2. - .)S, - :, ,- , l _,
tie will convince you how infinitely superior it - fa to all these - P - ',',' "i ...4 ..,= - *',.,- - i(tf, ~,,,. ' ,, ti
Imitation,. '. 4,- .t. .
-rte. ,-4 7..- -' ,.. .1. - .--
Kite Sold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $6, by the soh, - .. - ' , e'-, 44 eV...4... 4 4 4, ',..` , ' ,. '"l' t . , ' A
~
proprietors, BENJAMIN I'AO P., Je., & CO., -..." -4. 'Z: 4,I :-,...., "44,..2.
Manufacturing eharmacentude and Chemists, t ..:?2,7tt-ot- '''',4?.," . 4._
....„-,
cur. Smithfield and Third streets, Pittsburgh. 1-- " , ..../di:-.-.71; ; ;; - ",
OEVPRAL AGENTS.
~,,, ..,4,-'iz...e;.,:"
Philadelphia, T W.li tett & bone, 132 N. '2d street. New " 4t erAa .4 '' ":, „, "I
York, Barnes & Park, ...o4 Broadway, corner Dunne. Belli._`„....,:Xjl k.
s ,,T. A ,
more, Camino Brother., Clay street and Penna. Avenue. ',a , " . ...A . N"-,„,. , ,::
Cincinnati, John D. Park Chicago, Barclay ernthers, ela El,' -4411..eg,-;-4 :1
Water et. St. Loma, Barnard, Adams & Co. - N. Orleans, •J's -- , ... , r-v,..„Vecu,.. ~
Wright & C o. ' I rny= - e e:stre& - sit.
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- ...,,.-.4 . ..*-- -.
4 CARL)
/ - 1,. lilt DU PONCO'S GOLDEN MONTHLY . PILLS, FOIL. ~_., ~,- 4 1-,
FEMALES. The combination of ingredients in Dr. DuPont .7 - ,- -Vhc • ,
~. .,..Z.
ea. tiolden Pills, are perfectly haruilene. They have beeny -...0fi1r,,,,..
11.4.1 Is the private practice of old Dr. Depot:ice for over 311), t . • t ...,---,X , , 1 . , : -
years, and thousands of ladies C 3 ,1 teddy to their great and , ) ' - - 2 e . )=4 -
sever-falling success in almost every case, In correcting -
Irregularalne, relieving painful and distriesing memitrint, ;. , ..„:,,r , ;:3,,,t4 ; i:,
Oen, particularly at the change of life. From ii to ICI Pine! Tai-..f t.
sill cute that common yet dreadful disease, the Whites. - 4 ,- . 4
Nearly eserl lady in the lend mutton from that coinithitde.. ...-11, i ,:-. •"--,
lie .de.,.. yell het In . m tie it tly i 111 - 1„11 thousands, and will
;one lon if 1..11 use them. They cannot hann yosc-on the: '.•
c,,,,trary, they renew, all 01.4in-bons, restore naltrete.l6 ' - - t - L - ,-.„
proper channel, and In, µrotate the .14ole system. radiato. ... , 4 , '
a la.. health will not tie-erne an ierriteseoFfilmlyeeiTtlffel 41 "-It' - Y ---
tle -t Pills a blll fl 9+4 ill preventive. Fur particulars gee 4.' ~,„
r, . tions ~Lit tie 1., like $l—Hlll/ will be sent to ladles
confidentially, by mail, by enclosing $1 to tither of theca
lowing agent.
.. , !‘.ld by SAM PLE .t REED, general Agtotta for -Alltglinbet...-7
City; k , ULTUN'S Drug Storey
and by W. A. DI LDEN PENN KY tt :Yu. Ck.Vll3,llitipPt, -
tpposite the Theatre, Pittsburgh, vhnt will supply 'deatetia at .
proprietor'n price,t. Sold by nil Drugging in pin city and
United Stuteg. ttpedltOtutrip
1856.
DRIV A'l'E DISEASES--DR. BROWN, No,
x bu Smithfield street, between Third nail Fourth '
0 1
Atmets, devotes hie entire atteuttan to an Offico Prete.
tire. 111. 1 , .11106114 in. for the moat pat, confined' fe'
private Femme/ Disease, mad each painful effector,*
brought on by imprudent, youthful imiumence and excerl: '
--
. f.
Syphilis. Syphilitic Krinitiona, Outrorthes„Otent, Stricture s •
Urethral bier-barges, Impurity of the Bloat, with all Moonier , '',
of the Venereal Organ. Skin Disettses,Fyrerbtittenßruntiona,].. - '
fetter, Kitmw,e in, Mercurial Dimas* ficannal . Mg' aknessi
,• '
I tupotencr, Mies, Rheumatism, Female Weakneiairf Miiritlity-''
Supprensions, Disesees of the dointsjistrila In Arto,,Neraerli .' .';' 4 :-
Afrectiorte. Pains In the Ltwk and - lAlxiii; triltsittoiFtd - the -'” • ` , q'..
Bladder and Kid neys, snecemifully treated. Caretniiiittitdiad,l' . l...' l .:" ' ''
Twenty years' timetite (ten in tidecitylttiebtitt , Dil; - ,li. - .: 5 . ...1,:',.
to oiler assuratisen of a speedy cure to all aim:l'mq. contetrir.' l ' 4 `. Z 4....
der his care.
Unice and Private Counultatton Itomenr.so Smithflelit it' -'-.-- ‘'''.-,- ' '
between Third and Ft urth Wean. -
4iii,CLarg. moderate. inorikdkaily."' ..,,- , - -!-' ' -.• ...,,,.._
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DR. BROWN continues to . constl ll oC 44 :': l - : , , ''
the cure of SECRET 1311.1 WES. His -suousuallet.d •
loug-standini cmes is unequalled. The afflicted srelitstied 4 -7,-;-.Wi17,: ,-
to itinett delay. Persons afilicted with Vettetealdlii•
eases, Rheumatism, Pales, or Seminal. Livbility, should not
delay to get his advice. Letters cuutaining a tee, Sumedlatte
ly answered.
()thee and Private Rooms. No. ISO Smithfield tart4ft; - .
between Third and Fourth streets, Pittsburgh. „ISZO
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TIEE t'()E - vr 01 ulliNC ERS OF TUE tAf roo-
I
STATE tile DELAWARE, in and for r Keut county.
Ebenezer Cloak - I
Richard I t- Petition for Partition.•,;
-•
Thomas F. I ab. J
And now to ad.. this twenty -seventh day of March, itt
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and lliftpsdrir,_
this cause coming before the Chancellor. upon the motion
Joseph P. Comegys. Esquire. the complainant's soliritor,ltthr'''-:n-;;,'
the writsof I.llll‘llollll aforesaid. tool the Sheriff's
thereon being seen and examined., it IN thereupon oraorto , , , ::: -. 7- . .1„..; , a,.....5 . 21
by the Chancellor that the itforesaiti defendants, ftiehard
Dale and Thomas F. Dale, appear in the cause on Ilresidalr,!.•:7..Pl4
the 2.3.1 day ..f September nest. And it to ordered antl-oltf-t" - .! . :, - -":!.. , N.,
reeled by the C1.111,1i01., that a oopy of this order Shall
inserted in the Ili ditergh lb.!, a newspaper publiihed.in ••'•
the city of Pittsburgh,. in the State of Pemtsyhauhi, and shall
be continued in said newspaper for the apace of one month
and also that a copy amid order shall Mr the same space of
time be posted in the office of the Register of this Court , and
at the Court House door in this Comity.
State efltelaware,
Kent County. SS. f
1, John K. Jarvis, Register it) Chancery in Kent county, : .i .. ,
7 ,•; , .1.0ty,i94
:'''itfortssitid, do hereby certify that the foregoing in a true
of the ord6r in the ahoy...aunt, now of ) ecord in this
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto het my hand mid:
affixed the seal of the fella Court, at Doter, this till. day
May, A. D. Vibe. " .101154 K. JARV15,1;,"..: . 4, 7 „.4 , 7.-
nty22.-liu Register in Chancery. ;:- 7 i 1 2: ,-, 41 - 1- 1,
LOCUST (.1 ILO F, EM ALE SEMINARY. - ; . ?.U . tr
The Trustees ofLocust Grove Episcopal Seminary,
give u n ties to the friends of the institution, that the Ref.,
Wit.u.su 11. CLARK,. having been compelled by protracted
iii health, to resign his charge as Rector Of the same, they
hare been so fortunate as to itemire the valuable services
the Rev Osuada T. Hawn. of New York for the saute Ittito?„ ,--, crs'f
lion, and who enters nt onee upon the discharge at his
ties. From the very Malt cud tlattering eotumtmdattUtisi t ,
which they have had of Mr. Ritica, they harelip doubt 'of
eminent fitness for the work eounnittell to and
they believe that ureter his management the Seminary
not fail to procure a large share of nubile favor and ituppufri:
Persons having daughters or wants to isincatp are
Iliad) , desired Ito acquaint themselves with the' tulrantageit
which [MA institution ittfords, both its te.llPrirl it,
end solutirius position, two and a half miles from the city fi*ttgi , 6l ,-.O .Wt
and also the facilities for the thorough and refined education
presented in its ettleisnt corps of instnirtor4.
Circulars may be obtained on application to the Rector, or
either of the Trusters.
JoW' R. Snoccagansa,
WILLIAM F. Jottrisres,
THEODORE B. LYMAN.
apal•eod 1 riLdw I m:chj.
REAL ESTATE MARK' ET,
CORNEA Or SEVENTH AND SMITHFIELD STESXIII. J-41, ,•
PITT:7IW tal IL
We have the following Real Estatt, for rale: • 1, - ;; , ..t.
FOURTEEN ACRES OF , L ND in St. Clair
the old Washington Road, well imprtwed. •
SIX ttUES OF LAND in Chartlers township 5tb014.15. t
a mile from the Ohio river at the lower ferry, with val ,
improvements, suited Car a genteel conntry residence.
A LOT OF GROUND in East Liberty, -301hert..byjAlliiiellk-W'.
be sold low. • ;
FOUR ACRES OF LAND near Miners - vine:'
TEN ACRI 8 OF LAND lu Indian. townitliKrtif the
mouth of Deer Creek, on which are good.lmproVeinents and
tt -
en old established ferry-,
FIFTEEN ACRES. OF LAND in Indiana township, near
Pine creek, with 119 ACRES in Plum township, three and a'
half miles, from Logatee Station, on the A. V. Railroad, with
good improvements. , .
A THREE eroity BRICE. DWELLING ROUSE on Ste„,.:
venison street, (opposite the Mercy Ihisplusto with modern •
improvements,
A GARDEN FARM, adjoining the barn of Beaver, con
taining twenty-three wren, w Rhin eighty rods of the C. .4
I'. Railroad.
TWO NINE LOTS in tho Borough of Manchester, corner ' A
',.".i.
of Chartism and Fayette streets.
A VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AND FARM t ' lt DIITS...ft t.l - .,- vs , :f
township, Westmoreland county, would he sicha kelt for .. 4 2
city property.
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE at the Sii.sa. -
vale Statkip„witliffeni or ten Acras,of Land. . .
TW,ENTV ACRES OF LAND adjoining. the Swissvale I.' L
Statiqn.) 4pply to Oa) BLAKELY d....ILICIIET ~;
~;
Dam iimatumum Atit.uxu str.o.s . ...... - ... — ,.* l— gis -"A ..,....,
01 4 Candless, Means. R. g-741" ~
(sue. to Wick A Weandlon4V. -_,., L
.; .
WHOLESALE GROCERS:aid-Hearers in - ', 1 ....§„?.
onN, NAILS, GLASS, COTTON VALNS,:and Pitts, i t , '.,,,,,
burilit 211minfactUres generally cone a" u° 4. 4i 1 11 1 1a !?ki - ,", p, 47+
ltreet 4RitOburgii- .....,,,-,----------r. --- ‘L . - , '„ IP - 1 1 • 1 " .. .11: 0:S. . raitg
eiREESE-200 boxes Prink° Ne.,lN..ffilk , :Aitt,);';-:. - 3,?i,:.
X./. for cittingrreceivot mild for , ale bY '-; . g.r . . : 7.1%-7,..N,.... ,- ~ .
my.9l HENRY EL CalIIIN:?. ,' '
ow!
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MEM
MEDICAL
Pattsburgh, April M 12418511
Grani.llF. R. Wit ,
OuvER W. BAII.XES,
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