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A P OL11; Ali — EI A V lENrOtSI ' lit AIM.
No. 65 Iburth Street
MIDDLE ROOM, JONES' NEW BuILDINO.
IFS NOW OPEN daily from 9 to 2 o ' clock ;
4, alio;
atactor=,on Wednesday and . Saturday evening., from 7 to 9
Deposits received of all sums not lees than Ors Dotes,and a dividend of the profits declared twice a year, in Jnne
and December. Intereet was declared at the rate of six per
cent per annum, ou the first of Dec-ember, 1865. Also on
the fid of June, 1666.
Books containing t h e Charter, 13, •lairs, Enlee and Reg-n•
11 `tiouq furnished gratis, on applicate .11 at the odic°.
President-41E401H; E A LIIREE.
VICS PRCIfIDENTS.
John 11. Bhoenberger,
Charles Knapp,
N. Grattan Murphy,
Tboobald Dmhstaetter,
hear M. Pennock,
William J. Anderson.
TROBTLIDS.
John G. Backofen, James lierdman,
Hi Hill urrvin, James D. Kelley.
Alb Culbertson, John M. Kirkpatrick,
Robert Chester, John D. M'Cord,
J. Gardiner Coffin, Walter P. B.larshall,
Akinze A. Carrier, A. M. Pollock,
John IS. Coop - eve, Henry L. Ringwalt,
„Charles A. (5,01t0n, Robert Robb,
R. G. Fdrinirton, James Shidle,
Francis Felix, George 8. Belden,
George F. Gillmore, Alexander Tindle,
James B. Dunn , William S. Lavely.
William S. Haven, Wilson Miller.
, Secretary and Treesurer--CHARLES A. COLTON.
1 y
HoPowell Hepburn
George 11. Whin;
William F. Johnston,
•bunea W.
Alexander Bradley,
William Phillips,
FAKkEitSA_ND MECHANICS'
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO
ON PHILADELPHIA.
luer. THOS. E. FWRENOE, Preet.
EDW Tirmrtorb, Secretary.
STATEMENT OF BUSINESS,
Prom the Id day of -Augo.d to die 31st day of Dec., 1855
Amouut received in Marine premiums 8, 88,2/2 31
Firs. 39.908 82
Total premiaras for tire months
CAPITAL
INVENTED AB rouows :
Bondi of Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, and
Pittsburgh 6's $ 78,721 66
Railroad Bonds, Cost 33,44) 00
loan on Pint Mortgage of heal Estate 69,050 00
. Stocks, Collateral 30,384 00
Cash in Bank and on hand.. 11,0d2 22
Capital subscribed, (payment not yet due) 07,04:6 00
Premium Notes, not yet matured 66,307 31
Due from Agents, *cured by Bonds! 18,850 01
ll:Nun. and Commissions 11,60 36
$403,151 19
Total amount of Names incurred, but not yet adj.ted:—
Fire sl,tiCe Or,
Marine 3 ,000 00
$4666
Title Company loom. Hull and Cargo , make 6 6
on tha
and Sliesisaippi tributatioa. Insure. against Lose or Damage
by Ekes. Los.a liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
itumarecm---Hon. T. M. Hown, Urn. J. K. Moorings!
James Wood.
For Insurance apply to
TIIONIAS J. lIUNTER, Agent,
No. 90 Water at., bet. Wood and Ileu-kot
DELAWARE IVIETUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE' COMPANY
OFYICE, S. E. CORNER. TIIIIUJ AND WALNUT STS
Philadelphia.
ilkir MARINE INtiUItANCES kn Vest.le, Corgo, Freight,
to all parte of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES OS GOODS, by niters, Canals.
lakes and Laud Carriages, to all pat is
FIRE INSURANCE ON AIERCiIANDIZE generally. Oh
Short., Dwelling }louses, Se.
Asre, tlonpony ..Von Ater iCh, ISLA.
Ltordl4, Mortgatgen and Real Estate slol,tr-to 44
Philai.Aphiti City, and other 1.. . . 65,210 ud
Stoa. in Rat.,)o,, Railr....lkAl 111,111,11 t, GIS . .n,1..)60
Bulls roceivat/t. 186,440 ti;
11.111,1 . ................ f 26,820 u 9
/I:dances in bands of Agents, Prenottno. on Ala•
rine Politica reeent/3 /111.1 t/ill, th•LA.II
due the en , Llll.lly . 93,880 ‘, - .o
I , lllAwiipttt , o tivfm 11.kr,L.QU
DIRECTuIS.
William Martin, James C. liana,
Joseph IL Seal, I IM. , plulas Paulding,
Edmund A. S,..nd,•r, ; Jagain, Tre mair,
John C. Davis, / HI flora Lyre, Jr .,
John It. Penrose, Joshua 1.. Prt,,,
o.arge 11. Leiper, i James Tenuelli,
Edward Darlington, , Samuel E. StAea,
Dr IL M. Flush., Henry Shinn,
William C. Ludwig, James B. McFarland,
Mugh Craig, I Charles Schaiter,
Spencer Nlellvaln, ' Itobsrt Burton,
Charles Kelley, John B. Semple, Pittsburgh
M. Jones Bruol.e, D. T. Nlorgan, .
J. G. Julin.sou, J. T. Logan. a
WM. MARTIN, Preaident.
Thos. C. ELAND, Vire Priaddeut.
IltNlir LILLUKS, B..arretary,
P. A. MADEIRA. Agent,
3a18:ly No. R Water street, Pittsburgh.
MARINE INSURANCE
FIRE RISKS.
MANUFACTBERS' INABA\ a Cllllll,
OF - PHILADELPHIA
CHARTER FIZETITL AL-13k.,T -I , Cl ,!,1,..•1. PLrNet Let XIS
Chartered Capital, $500,000.
FIRE, MARINE .I.IV , L'CL A. 1.1, Th' 11 T.l T; , )
A AliuN S 1.1 PPI NC% )77. l'rePiettt
01(111.N ft4../G Strr,t_rry
u &AWNYVCYU , Trees.n rev.
..&111 - 01/ S. I.ippiv,At, lEstiliaui B. Thomas,
Mahlon Cli',llo,.h.int, 14 - titAa.o! N..xl,
Nlcholm G. T.L . ,1,1, A t trek, 11 ~. .i.',..
Orrin P..04en., t.'harlee J Fiskt,lo,
John P. Sim,.., Ja.nwa P. ;;rut ilk.
AirTilia Company hal 1.e.11 ore.hiteit with . Ca.ah Cup
tai, and the birerh an ha, .I..terianleal to adapt tlir busin, , ,l.
to its available retourc, 'l'.. 01.,-, t 0 pro lr 0, - .• in C. , llillt I
ing its ailaira, with a pn.,tapt 3.lJin.t.a.. , nt ~I t.... 4....
Pittnburgh Oily, No. 76 l't a:.•‘ otr.,t.
.1 NI , :ltPuN ,rxxs, Agrot.
The followmg well It new n and resp,,tisild e firms in Pitts
burgh have auGtorrred reference to them, with regard to the
Inability and autindrmas the, llarmfaeturers' Insurance
Company.
Kramer Rahm. a
George P Smith Co.; liampLm A Cmpbell,
Joraea, Tiernan A , li. Childs a (20.
snarl
PI'I"I'SBURGI - 1
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE CoMPANY,
CORNER OP WAWA( AND MARKET BTREET3,
PITTSWURCaI, PA.
ROB lila OA I.IV A Prrehleut.
Taos. G1.A.a,64,
414 - Thin Company niakaa eitury hiblirauce appvrtaiiiing t
•or eanatiected with LIFE RISK F.
Alan. against HULL AND CA R(O 11IdRF on the Ohl.
and Atimasippl Rivera mud tribura: ea. and NI•E I a E RISK
generally.
♦nd argYdost Loss and Datong.. I.y lire. and against tl.
i'orild of the and Inland Navigation and Transp.rtatn•n
Policies itatund at the L. not reps consiatent mull safety t.
DIFLECTORK.
8.411.wrt ()tawny, &flunk.) !'Cimino,
Jt.pph P. iitIZESLCI, Nf D, John Sc,,tt,
James Marshall, band Itlchey.
James W. HniIITIMI, (;),nrlen Arbuthnot,
AJezuntier Bradley, J..seph ;., 1,,h,
Jahn Yußerton, Mansfield D. Itruwo,
David H. Chamla•rn, Christian Zug.
Wlnban Cet r, Robert H llartloy,
-Ins. D. McGill. fel,: 8
CITIZENS' INSURANCE CONINANI'
OF PITTSBURGH
WI Lid ANI BAG ALE Previden t.
SAMUEL L. MA FLSITHLL, Secretary.
OFFICE.: Ni Water aired, tolive.oi Market and Hrl.d street,
{Er lusures HULL AND CA RISKS, on the °too
and ilisaissippi ItHerii and tributarica
Inanrus aguineit Lusa or Damage by FIRM.
Alvo, agutnat Penis of dui S.. and Inland Navigation
and tramportatiou.
William B.agaley, (Sept. Mark Sterling,
James M. Cooper, Samuel M. K ler,
Baronet Rea, William Bingham,
Robert Dunlap. Jr, John S. Dilworth,
Isaac M. Pennock., Francis Sellers,
S. Ilsrbaugh, J. Schoosmaker,
Waller Bryant, 14'illitini B. 'lays.
John Siiipt.on. tderlil
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN H. SIIOENBERGER, Bre...lent
ROBEET FINNEY, S. , eretAry.
C. W. BATCHELOR, General Agent.
WILL INSURE AUAINST ALI. KINDS
uF
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
11 &km obergi,
C. W. Batchelor,
!taw M. Penr.:"ea,
W. W. Martin,
a. T. Le ch , J r.,
George ki. Belden,
4127- All Lo austainiql by partira insured under policlos
issued by thin Company will lie liberally aripintati and prompt.
y paid at Its OYFICR, No. tin WATER STREET. 1.1,11
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Street•,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL., $300,000.
air Insure Bulding-s end other Property ((pliant Lone or
Damage by Fire, and the l'erils of the Sea and Inland Na
gatiou and Transportation.
Wra. P. Jahneton, god, Pattertiou, Jacob Painter,
A. A. Carrier, W. „M'Clintoct, Jan. P. Tanner,
George W. Smith, W. S. Haven, D. X. Park,
I. Grier Sproul, Wade Hampton, D. M. Wog,
A. J. Jonas, J. 11. Jones, H. R. Coggsball.
oFFRIERS.
President Hon. WM. F. JOHNSTON.
Vice President ..... ...110DY PATTERSON.
'p mad freas..—A. A. (TAMMUZ&
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
Pttyaeuaoa.—t3 EOM DARSIR, President; P. M.
GoaDOX, Secretary.
VFW insure against all kinds of risks, FIRE and MARINE.
An losses will be liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
A Home Institution, managed by Directors who are well
known in the community, and who are determine& by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character whirl,
they hare assumed, as offering the Mat protection to those
who desire to be insured.
Air Office, No. 92 Water street., (Warehouse of Spang
Co = up stain,) Pittsburgh. nov2tly
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE CO.
HARRISBURG, PENNA.
Chartered Capital, - $300,000.
Ibsortv. Buildings and .dher Pmperty against buss or
Damage by Fire: aliu, against Perils of the Sea, Inland
Navigation and Transport atidn.
ornegu—simoN CAMERON . , President.
BENJ. PARKE, Vice President
8. 8. CARRIER, Secretary.
A. A. CARRIER, Agent, Fourth and Smithfield.
EXT. LIQUORI C E.-9 caws for sETlebir
)e-u B. A. PARNBatOoK A do
$lOB,lOl 31
. 300,000 00
$408,1b1 11
$0t",348 It
Mllll=ll
13=1
O. W. 011.111 i,
W. K. Mtnla,
T. B. lkl/ko,
It. D. evarau
John A. Caugiley
S. S. Bryan,
,
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°AY ,
- 1 . 4 1 , IP
LOCAL APFA IRS.
MONUAY MORNING JULY 7
THE
SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THE
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
WILL BE HELD
AT PITTSBURGH
On SEPTEMBER 30th, and on
OCTOBER Ist, Sid and 3d, 11338.
Je24 ROST. C. WALKER, Se,raary.
The Fourth at the limtee of Refuge.—The children
placed under the charge of Mr. Rutherford, at the
House of Refuge, although not permitted to enjoy
that enlarged liberty guarantied by the Declaration,
nevertheless were allowed "the pursuit of hap
piness" without stint on the Glorious Fourth. It
was an exhilarating sight to see those poor unfortu
nates so completely happy, and we envied the kind
heart and truly Christian feeling of the good man
who had so ministered to their delights. He appears
to believe that,
4. prayeth best who loveth most.
All things both great awl small;
For the dear God who leveth us,
Ha made and loveth all."
The boys had a variety of amusements, including a
mimic circus, as well as repeating a number of pieces
of declamation, which were admirably performed.
Rev. C. P. Krauth addressed them in an amusing
and instructive manner after which they had a grand
dinner including ice cream and other luxuries. Mr.
T. P. Rutherford also made a witty speech greatly to
the amusement of the boys as well us some "children
of a larger growth." Altogether Independence Day
was a gay time at the Rouse of Refuge. Of the Di
rectors, there were present Messrs. Moorhead, Ander.
son, Schuonmaker, Pennock, Hanna and Lyon.
Accidn,t+ e. the Fourth.—Oa the Fourth, as two
very respectable looking colored men were passing
through the fields beyond Denny's Grove, where the
Catholic plc nic was held, a shot-gun which one of
them was carrying on his arm was accidentally dis
charged, and the contents went into the arm of his
companion, causing a very severe and painful
wound. A buggy was procured and the wounded
man was brought to the city A lad aged about 14
years of age, named Harvey Daniels, a son of the
widow Daniels, who resides on Ross street, had one
of his eyes totally destroyed by the accidental dis
charge of a pistol in the hands of a companion. His
face was also badly burned by the powder. The ac
cident occurred on Grant street in the evening,
a lad named Mettler fell from a boat in the Alle
gheny river, below the St. Clair street bridge, and
was drowned. Ills body was recovered within a few
feet of where he went down, on Saturday night.
Sttrltltitty A fitt t,r tz Iltotts, f NL lame.— An
Irishman named Thomas Fitzgerald, a buss on the
Allegheny and New Brighton plank road, was stalibed
on Thursday hight, in a house of ill-fame in the Sixth
ward, during a drunken affray. One of the inmatm,
a notorious prostitute, named Mary Burke, had at
tempted to take his watch, and in the muss Fitzger
ald was knocked down, stubbed and beaten by two
bullies, Wm. Tiernan and Wm. McDonald, who Ire
quent such ptactio far the protection of the frail beau
ties who dwell therein. One of the wounds was un
the left side in the region of the heart, and it is n
miracle that be escaped with his life. Ald. Major's
police arrested, in the house, Patrick Morgan, Mary
Youngblood, /Sarah grans and Alex. tirey—Mary
Burke having effected her escape before their appear
ance on the scene of conflict. McDonald and 'tier
nan were afterwards taken into custody. They were
all cummitt.ed for a further bearing.
Th, 1 , ..- 114 Fti rle..—t..eorythiag passed off with
unalloyed pleasure on the Fourth. The wiasthar was
cool and delightful—so pleasant indeed that the
most confirmed croaker had no fault to find. Tell,
hous.inds of every age, sex and condition in life
peopled the adjoining gn;res un pie nir excursi , u.
in pursuit of pleasure, which they ov:dently found
to judge from the gladsome laces of all. The place,
of auuneetnent, both afternoon and evening, err
tilled to overflowing, and in the evening a beautiful
display of pyrotpchuiee et the tiierricon, on the Alle
gheny ricer and on the grounds of LOU. 4 RubiN°ol,
closet the feefivitlee in 11..00:leant. ctyto. That a:
the tiarrison was under the chrecti in of Lieut. Brier
ton, and was one of the Lost we have ever VelltiemAPJ .
The grounds were crowded by people the
grand iipeiitaci,
Thure,n's Advertiring Dirrcf.ry.-
canvassers having made returns of the citizens
Pittsburgh, Birmingham, Lawrenceville, Manch:pies
South and West Pittsburgh, and Alinersville, he de
sires us to say that he will fee! obliged if any per
son has been overlooked in those districts, if they
will send their names, occupation, residence, and -
siness firm, to the office of the Pittsburgh Directory,
corner Fourth and Market streets, third story, the
Gazette I.ffi INC, the Dispatch ttl:e, or hi. residence 4 7
Colwell street. Every person is iaterebtioi 10 living
their name in the Directory, and as the compositers
are now setting type, we hope .f there are any omis
siuns they will be promptly remedied. The canvas
sers are still chnraesing Allegheny city. and due no.
rice will be given that if any uthisdione Lave been
made in that district they may he supplied.
1., 1",,,, tue , or -In ennsequeure
~f the great...434.11n ~ f the public to nen Dr. Beale',
p.moraula of the Artie Voyaguttro, he will r.,ntolue
rshiliiition. during the present week, at Mesonii
Hall. It i.e unneressary t'or us to advise our reader'
to pay it a visit, tor no previous work of art has
ever created iu this city such gild enthusia.sui. The
anxiety manifested to vieit it is general. Univerzal
patronage and favor from our citizens ie hard to be
"blainad but in this they have been Instantaneous
and unaniul ,, up. l'hig may be amounted f , r through
the pepulerity of the ,11.)ecL ntia the ineritoriuw.
I;M!1!IIII1nIIII1111
the , /and au,/
—The train from leveland duo at Alliance at I;
o'cluek un Thursday evening met with a seriuus ac
cident by running into a tree which bad fallen across
thetrack. The engine, baggage car and one passen
ger car were pretty effectually smashed up, and a
freight conductor who was on board had his leg
broken. We could hear of nu other persons being
injured.
Cl=
/Lap/ Man Found.—A wan named Frederick
Whitmore, who formerly worked at Gullet, Apple
gate A. Co.'s, was found dead on the street in the first
ward, yesterday morning. He was a man of intem
perate habits, and fur the past twu weeks Itee been
almost constantly under the influence of rum. The
Coroner held an im i nest during the forenoon. He
was a young man of 24 or 22.
Fr,.4 . 0/ forth,. I 4 .r.—By an advertisement of Mr.
Moore, Superintendent of the tihiu and Pennsylvania
Railroad, it will be seen that on and after Wednesday
next, bills of lading to secure proper attention must
be handed in before 7 P. M., of the day of shipment.
City Mortality.—There were 17 deaths in this city
week before last-9 females and 8 males. (if these 16
were white and 1 colored.
tom- Three bottles of Hostetter'■ CF.LE
BELATED STOMACH BITTERS will cure the Dyspepsia.
One ikittie will create an appetite, force off the iuipure bile,
purify the blosit, and invigorate the systxtn. Two bottles
will cure the worst form of Liver Complaint. One bottle
will dissipate that weakness at the pit of the stomach, give
color to the countenance, impart tone and strength to the
system, and lend cheerfulness to the mind. Every family
should have HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERS. Na article is so peculiarly adapted to the tie
pressing effects of summer weather,
(HOST TIER & SMITH,
Sole manufacturers and proprietors, No. 287 Psnn at.
And for sale by nil the principal Hotels and Druggists
throughout the United Stales and Cauadas. je2l:dasv
4[l - Comeone, oome Asti, to MORGAN
No. U 4 WOOD street, and buy what you want In tba lIAT
or CAP line. A large stock of SILK, FUR and STRAW
II ATS always on hand. Renterubef,
A GREAT BARGAIN !—For sale, a corn
twubie Bri, k DWELLING MUSE, No. 59 Front et ,
with two Lots of G nMod, eaeli 20 feet front b 7 90 deep. The
if ouse is large and 1,11 Vtql : n good cellar, with cemented
Boor; a hall, too letnite et, tittostg,-room, and kitchen on fiat
siory ; with awash-house anti large pantry—three chambers,
store room and bath room on the second story, and fire
name on third story. Fire-proof slate roof, gas fintneeil anti
pipes on first and second story. Large yard, with shade
trees, grape eines, &c. The improvements alone cost more
than the price asked for the whole property. Price $.5000
R oo.courth in hand; remainder at one, two nod three years.
S. CUTE.BERT k. SON,
Je2s Real Estate Agents, 61 Market st.
EPSOM SALTS —IU bbls. just receive(
and for sale by Der) FL - NMING 81109.
UVA ÜBSI-300 lbs. just received and turl , i
rale by jJJe2I FLEMING BROB
MEM
s t
-. s ..,, e• i
• ''N I si'ir'' -
,555,5=5,..........,..7.1b55...,:55,., s .r....!..0P.:_57.5.1•:-.?t,"-S5-.'1,-17,70.,'
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Oas DIA.V.OND MARKET HOUSE ASSOCIATION
Bidders ut Certificates of Loan are hereby notified
that the interest due on such Certifica'ea, up to the first of
July 'nearside, will ho paid in full, In current funds, on and
after the 10th instant, on presentation to JOHN MAIIOI , -
PIN, NON., Treasurer, at the Partners' I)epo.it Bank.
Jy2:3t
S JONES, Pres't.
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK No. 65 FOURTH
I.o'' NEW -- poxi e CA
mast be made with this Institution
Institution in BUI
thLDe ING.
month o De f Jun,
in order to draw Interest from July let.
ja3o 011A.S. A. COLTON, Tread'r.
PEKIN TEA STORE,
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
Purchased direct from the Importers for CASIL The
stock consists of all the different flavors and grades of TEA
brought to the American market and
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AT THE
VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES!
PACKED TEAS, PUT UP IN METAIJC PACE.
AGES, expressly fur the trade.
TEAS OF ALL GRADES, BY THE CALF CHEST.
COFFEE, SUGAR, COCOA and CHOCOLATE of the Last
BRANDS, for sale.
Long experience in the business in a surd guarantee th,d
every article sold will be as represented.
AGENT, BY SPECIAL APPO/NTMENT, FOR THE SALE or DN.
JAYNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES. S. JAYNES.
Pittsburgh, June 2u, 1856--Or2u)
SAGE'S BROADCAST GRAIN SOWER
rildils MACHINE has been exhibited at the
Gunne,ticut, New Lurk, Ohio, Michigan and 11litidid
state Fain; also. at numerous Comity sip.r.._ go d t o et v,y
instance has received the highest Prt lotions for its super.or•
ity over all others.
A WORK INU MODEL of this Machine may '1.4111
EXHIBITION ROOM of Mr. MOSES F. EATos, Oen., al
Agent for Patents, No. Uttr FIRST street, 11114,u:wit. P. t
ame wishing ho purchase Tetrituridl Itlghts in tl,. mato
would do well to apply to the subscribe. uniurnuttely, au tin•
above named place. tjyli SMITH
TOIIN W. 1 1 1 ' CARTLIY, BILL POSTER Mid
Dutvatnirroit, will attend to the Posting and Dietrlbuting
of all kinds of
BILLS FOR CONCERTS, LECTURES. F.XIIIMTIONS. de.
All comnantications•-trither by maul, telegraph, or oth•
wise-directed to the viral: of the Nl, , rning host, wilt re.- • k
NEW attention. ap7
EW BOOKS.-Just received, and it i
tort are sold tT"OrTllll'N''?l".i'lqt:dt
than elsewhere.
Tour of M/11/411112 Rot 11.•1 Irl Ib,• 1 . 111E(A1 states-pric••
Sparrowgrass Papers-Ho,silt y.
(kink Mister. ore roman Lilo
,"
•1•L. P.tntty and Territories ..f the itt eel Went -,1.1 12.
The Ilunsl•y Papers, by. Brougham
Tangletown Getters-$ - 1,1::
salmi for the S..icta.l-$1.1 . 1
Pullin Tales; by 31.11,111,- .' M . .
Mn and Life In
Scalp Hunters: by Capt. Md) ne Rent- 4.1.1
White Chief
Mr. Sponge's Sport 1/14 Tout , 1 , , Finial, tore-'r- ll,' •
Mother Jonathan for 4 ill t
Pe•t..riitl Clipper
ke•• N,•troils-tt•
llarper's Magazin.- f,r July. t h e 1 soppi t
Pen.r.,n'a Mft,,allll.• 1 , .1 Jet". : seven I sapid, • -17...
tirultdriMi liagatin.• Jul . •ge1 . 1111,1 .ITh
lindey'a Ladi•e. 11,4, for .11tly---at
Leshv'm N. I..lourldo
- •o s Ml r.i11.•
lionneinher, thou place to get M,,,,, n 0 e Is at
LAI:EPP:WS 801 1K,41.14( r .
jrtta No. 77 Fourth stress
-
OOKS ! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!! - -Wil
- B I lie
'.'h rilling
AtiVolil Orr.. tp, Land an.' Son
or Lib- N trdo and ••••••••uth.
Fremont's Flxpeddien Oreg•d• and tjabiott• • •
ktell Smith .khroad.
Indian Caput Ittee..sr Lae In the Wigs at.
The Scat,-.a and Terrtt,ient•f the Grin! Wee,
Noble Dt—t. L.l AII,rICAII W , een
Ti., )luneunt I .lltemarltable andinterasting F.vente
littchel Gray, by Juhn Kavanagh
The lenng Man's ,
The Y•nang Lott) si
J Avon as It Wan and t.
1 , 1.• Marred
Ethan Allen and the )lon stain 11, , ds •I — t l
:darned, not )laird. by tlide Guist
War •11 Ka sass , h, 151 - ..trerun•
Home For All.
The Wator Cus,, f.:11.;.1 , :q.•.11A. A. A.
Por male 1.). Is T MORGAN,
je.ll N., 11 F fth street.
- kr - INT!! \N . A RI) PROPERTY.- We Litre
I sale a 1... t ti r nlnd lnaiUunu Mfr. ot, ;;It r•
it..Ot Ina 1..4 1., .1,1. Ilallatrry ndles et, ahe h
Ns 1.1. Il , nene, en, h • hPillassiilig tomtnn, b ••
and ell.r. 'II •t•••
fe ..1
gar. This ,•• ter) , .dabh. •.:t 5 . blta
e:lia:ly beat. •
• ~nouttoing ••••lighttu: • ea, •,' 1•
rit••r. f y
an., II; In• •d I ..• ratt,, , 111.1‘•
1.11.1 K ELY .t
. pooks: BuuKs..—h, ft St 119 FE Kiel ,
•
fIIE DAISY I.llll‘. bra
ataaa. - at, - Two ...i t .
Mr SININUE'r SIa , ItTIN4
aalar; aulh W.untr.,t: •na.
TliX STATES AND Tk:III211' Atli., .03 i 111 . ~ I'l'l
31 EST—a a •11/I•toir gab!. 14.rxrgis
mat 11'sai - with map. and nuntar, , ,a int:an/141 , 1a
Coq!,
TIIE 01211 11CA RA, Nal-I. by Mrs k. I
TUE N I " i'L'd TRIALS •:‘ this- author ! l'.•
- Janla. 11 ire " Parser, No cam.
TAN 4/•I it. 1, au liintarb al liratba in
ti
It'OHTII AND 351:11.TII - 31 r 4 ..
and Hi , u,l Li r, it., !..r. Mar, bauta and lie„ , -t !hipline*, I,
Ertwinals Ilunt, E,111,4t !knit's Marultaut.'
, un• cloth,
Kir nab , hy 11. MINER .t
.n. 27 No. Sintaillrld ntrart.
. . -
MI{S. ALLEN'S lIAIR RESTORER, r
- 'Ms pia'ration, whir), Lg, l,
sass too. , ta fail in .y sage alpra Ilcod I dices - Ie n.,
renters-, the hair to ita airan rl J. .5, I
Its rad d; . and ir antra tan t.J ang,ln
pr..p.rly Val aatc obi) L, YI.I2AIING
5,2'' Coro, Mart --t ......
AGAZINES put{
%,,:t
Ti 1111,1.1 3 .11
Geo.:411)1.0e, Son &Co.
J t . STiIECEI EI - F i n .
awl Fri ti 104,,
1,11.1•1,1 .. 11 / 1 .1, 1 1 and r/1111 . k . K . . 0 Le , 1.0 ; „
lOW CU{ 11110,... Iliad.. L., .41,, , ,110 ur p RUSSIAN BI -1:") ca,es I, r ,ailc Lr
It. A. IA 11. s. (,fXb d c.
•p'l3 ir.t and ict
DIIIL V , 11.11”1 IIL1n•
Rl'Catidlems. Means & Co.,
I. Wick
\A T 11( )1. ES.k RI WEIS, and 1 1 ea!er , in
littiU. NAILS, (LI,ASs, eirrpi)s yA11y,;;.,,,,,j Pa t ._
n. t, out In, W.ntd and IVat.:
ntrt.rtn, Ptit.littigt. pie
_ .
ACOBS . AM A 1,1i1)i PENS- --Tlit•-e
ft" nil Iw 1. ,I,td an duraldt• an KlXnntirt tnn.l.• II OH!
and „ ill It. I. n. tit. t n..itt...1 .
the) ..trtint.• of mitt, the .4, of tilt. Ink. an mt...• 1
vartal.l) Prtt-t.. Ity
W 11A VY.N. Stntton,
liarn •Irect.,
AN , • x , ellent ttrtick: POTASH, put L 1:
bo
F I: DEA
GEO. 13 LNG II AM T R A NspoRTA
TioN LINE—Nit PENNA. CANAL -
ntid RAILROAD —no• aubiairiticro are pr
parad to slop REIT Y TONS (IF PRODUCE D 11.1 LIJ
iii•lphia, or New York, vin tie State Wig L..
They will pay particular attonUou t.. Wry Freights hot
Pittsburgh mud Johnstown. Ha v.tig a DA ILT LINE
FIRST CLASS PENNSYLVANIA CANAL BOATS, Me 11..1,
to lx. n 1.40 GO I' r::der VI/tire baLinftiAll...
0:1) PINGIIAII & Cu,
14.11:31U Liberty • t
HAV /NG I'EIitCHASED the intere , t
T11 , 1)1Al , the Pomt Vail.
the are Of Ma). I will hethaftor carry the Railer
and Sheot lion work, ih all their branches. at the 0 1,1 .t an b
Water street, below Penn With the i
rs 111 tine 1 , 11.111..., I hope to rt. 11.1, pettl.fik, thin tw all
who favor me with the, trait .TAMES
htlthureth Mar 2 , , Ihntl. inyl±gn;ind
liIVE: Al2REof tir,t-rate land, direr I I
cultN ntion, balance in prone eery
ph-aslant looolon, about t Itilkei from A llegiloo) city. with
large front on the New Brighton and Allegheny Plan':
thns4l, will be sold nu Va.” term.. by
. .
P CUTDDERT 1 SON, •
iny29 RY! KOMI. Agettta. 61 Market at .
-
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN t,, learn the
Dry G.ssln business. Do,. with Nome exp,rieuce pre
tarred. Apply at 2.5 Fifth It. A. A. NI ASIIN & Cu.
_ .. .
_ ..
I t NGLIBII CA RPETIN N
uS.—ROBINSO
_4 & 04 - 1., No. 23 Fifth street, Imee now isyssing through
t e N. - a Y.. k Cast.. Honor a large Invoice of English
Velvets and Tapesptry Itrusewls Carpetting, a hlvh tvi shall
rocetne in Stew days. 11114 1N! 111.8,1 10 show ti, any who
ma) aMt the twat of Imported Ch.a.de Wu 111,00 also now In
Sto...k of Brussels, 3 Plys Ingraiu's Stair Carpets, Oil Clot tie.
/kr., al assortment•unsurpasued iu this market, end all at
lowest prices. aprl2
SKELETON \'ES . TS---We have received per'
Entress another lot of the Skeleton Vests u . hlch are '
undoubtedly the cooluat and lightest for Summer wear.
lel 6 L. 11IRSEIFELD I SON. N. 70 W.... 1 at.
SIIIRTS AND CULLA RS.---4 list. received
from the Factory a full aam0rt,,,,,,, „f ~,,„r t„ , nail
Collars.
/kir Shirts and Collars made to order.
jelt; L. lIIRSH FELD hSuN. N. 70 Wood st.
COC6LATE-15 boxes N. 1 Norlblk for
sale by Delid Al ILLRR 11, RICK ETSON
Al'AlVßik BRANDY-75 boxes Lyott's
•
(~,tawha Brandy, fur nab. by
MILLER dr RICK ETSON.
MOM AN & CO.,
164 Wood street_
That official try the lost steamers. myl4
-- - __
GARB. SODA—IS casks curb. Soda in store ALL FISHERMEN, Amateurs or Prdes.
and for twin by MILLER A RICK faittiON. ...ti ',builds. ii I, .I...are to have the CII LA ItEi`tT atol HEST
- - ' TACKLE in flu. city call at the sigu o t ti, . t i,i . m..,
rr A R___l,s bbls. N. C., on hand and fir sale n, UN. N... lit 1v).)1.)*,:ir..0.. a,--id,”. ow, ii, h,-.. i • a tort ate.
by [fel 01 MILL Elf Ai It ICR ETSOIi. .irtfilebt ~ GC NS, I.lsTot,s, RIELE. , . TABLE awl PI sli _
'l' CI'TLF RV Ai. Ai.• 11. iii N a TE.T1.1..Y.
WANTEII.—A dwelling hou,e, containing, 1.• 1 ~1 ' , - • N... lito W.... 1 .4.
four or five rooms, within 111'44,1 minutes walk of ""- -
this Aire. Any one having such a house to rent an rind ' 'NI l'fil .
AN TIN-S. , at
in tenant by addressing Printer, Morning Post Office. jell ' T fe9l.3t. WI lAA AM: , dill LEN'S
. . . .
______
WHITE GOODS--Just received, a large TT oist -TO U:f ---= A Tw,, Story Fraire
assortment of plain, Barred and Striped Jackonetts,
_IA_ House, on Irwin street. Possession given imme-
Nansooks, Bishop Lawns, plain and Ned Swiss Musllns, stately. Enquire of ; je2l] MILLER ,t, RICE ETSON
Mulls, It, . ( jell A. A. MASIIF et co.
AND B. LINIMENT - 20 gross of — Af-
BEANS—Received and for sale by IN . lea's on band and for sale by
term HENRY H. COLLINS. - je 2 Y L EMI NG BROS.
0.• t
4;
*.!. 24 .-‘l,
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DTVIDEND.The P
r esided[r and Managers of the TH Ti L
A TEST NEW COMMERCIAL.
OCompany for erecting dge over the Allegheny
river, oppothe Pittsburgh. In the County of Allegheny,
have this day declared a Dividend of One ihdlar and Sevent3 • BY 'I'ELEGRAPH.
Live Cents on each share of the Capital Stock of the Cou
pany on which dividends are made, out of the profits of the
last eta months, which will be paid to Stockholders or their
legal representatives forthwith. JOHN 'IA RP Eft,
Jy2:stdeltw—cliD _________Treasurer.
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AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.—The trial of Reaping
{r,3ll.aelifnits. under the management of the Allegheny
County Agricultural Society, will take placo on THURS.
DAY, Jul) 10th, at the Farm of Jamem Wilkineburg.
By order of the Judging Committee.
Jy2:3tdil tw--chD O. P. SHIRAS, Secretary.
No. 38 FIFTH STREET,
ONE DOOR EAST OF TM? EXCITANOR BANK,
Pittiburgh, Pa.
SPRING TOOTH HARROW
Illuntr.ito4l Nrm,
nrll th ,
llvrewronh 11 T M. .Fl 4 .1 N.
41 Filth ell I treq
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NEW YORK, June s.—The steamer Black Warrior
arrived this morning from Havana. Sugar had been
pretty brisk, but the business of the holders, who are
demanding a further advance, has somewhat lessen.
ed the operation. Muscovado is in good demand ,
and scarce at 13((y N. Molasses have further ad
vanced, nod selling at 71. Lard $15,50 17 in bbls.
and kegs. Rye has slightly declined. a Freights '
have materially declined, and.many vessels are li•ad
ine leaving in ballast. Exchange bad advanced 2}
431 on all descriptions. London premium;
New York and Boston 6 discount; New Orleans 4
discount.
The Fourth iXißoston
Boirox, July s.—We were visited with heavy
rains yesterday forenoon, followed by oce m i, u ,„l
showers up to 3 o'clock, which somewhat interfered
with the festivities and duo I , ulehrution of the Fourth.
The review of the military, the firemen's procesAon,
the dinner of the city officials at Faneuil Hall, and
the regatta on Charles rivor took place according to
programme. The balloon Young America, piloted by
Mr. Wise's son, made a highly successful ascension,
remaining in the air about two boors. The fireworks
wire poet,.oned till Monday.
NEW VURK, Iy 5. —The ste• i• it Atlantic
sailed at noun to-day fur ,Liveri,_ . tAkes out
12u t it e,engers and upwards of s9oo,Mto in specie.
The New York Errn iny Pool publishes p c u ll,
siggied by several leading Democrats, who decline to
support Buchanan. Inviting their fellow Democrats,
with like feelings, to meet in Convention at Syracuse,
tin the 24th, for consultation, and if deemed proper,
for politiculorganization and action.
CHI , do°, July s.—Major Fry and the Santa F
party reached St. Louis on the :Id. In New Mw.c ire
the Indian truuldes bud broken oul with renew.
violence. Many tribes are engaged in the hostilith
Gen. Garland is peeparing for a campaign un an en
tensive settle. The party met a large number of Ca
!mulches and other Indiana on Arkansas river await
ing an armistice. •
Large Democratic Meeting
INDIA NA ',LIS,' July 5.-- A very large Democratic
meeting was held here to-night. There was a tor c h
light procession and transparencies, with several
bands of music. The procession was about two
miles long. There is great excitement..
The N'ourth In Baltimore
BA LTI MORE, July i.—The day was reryyuietly ob
served yesterday. Nu accidents of a serious nature
~, ,irred. There was sume fighting this morning
betweeu rowdy gangs in the western part of the city.
Some were wounded by pistol shots.
The I , ourth In Cincinnati.
INNATI, July 5. There wag, LIo public eekbra
tho, ycgterday. Thc private demen.truti u ns uere
, onto extensive and ikt,h , y. A few accidents oc
urrod, out or two of which were fault.
Nomination for Congress
J --1 hmen I,,,vt•joy, of kitirieri noon
y, hay helm it .minat f...r i.'"ugroii , in the
n. t of
%Vlsig Nation.' COliVttliloll.
ld.,t is% II LI., July The ptopored Nnt,nal Cur:
WU, uut held yueterday.
AUUT lON SALES
T_Tut • SF,II()I.D AND KIMIIKX
'IT RE AT AI ATI , iN. Ito T 1 In, 1 Job'
et lu J, hr It, nt Itoariling
1-iitiretio Wiwi! nod Smithfield strertn, VIIII iixtish
tersortittimt iit Ihirtut tire, inshing which
1:11/11-41, Chairs, kettiy, borituon. lith Anil poyi
V 1
inAttrsigt4l, work 11111/ .41 parl•ir, eh:Asher rind
•tntr 1,1111,14, tire ir.inn. Chi I,i,
gaiovnykrare. A. A .iiie zo;itiri.ir rook it
mire, quantityof i i oh 11/111, di'.
• ftA t N. Av t't.
_
Altt:E :IND I,ol'
tiILUEND IN THE stn . ENTII AT Al elli/N
in'ill) RSILA YRy ruing_ July .}4ll, o'n lack, at the Ater
,•lhilitii Es. hang, n' II be thitt ilegiratile pl ee
and itnate on Cravrhiril iitteet, hay lien? oi
triet, 11. ii feet t.• Tann-hall ottiiiit
hit No. N•, tit iti Lhe I/1 11•111 11111 • -. 11
nil 'too Ihirt..l,
'i't .h: reeilitus iu "tie nn , l Iw tr a itti
lot r vt, siYurrit I , j temd 111111 111 .rlLtag,..
I . U. DAY'S. Au..tiereier
'IIIE 1 1 1..". , T1114 - 1'('1)1 11T of, nu. I \
Ihr 1),(1.. I ,•1 i . l . l::imyll ibis
1111.1.1 AM
%! NTF.I:I
t.: A•!, I
tp.t
it,r•:
illin :it'd fur Tat,. it, ~ , 1
IN tl 3111...../ 1 . 1
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113 Myttot, Maury Ilkolina.4.l to ,
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1,122 re 1.-awing. Mid Ctl/J rur our clerk
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.1,14 II F:NRI it. COLLINS.
(QTARl'lli--lMi lixm. ft,lehoster Pearl St iri•h
kj for snit, by , jrl4] HENRY 11. COLLINs.
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PIRITS TURPENTINE- '',(l liarrols li q
kJ tw,.. Ly i ,a):::.; i .1 Si . IIOONMAKEH
131,0m5. —loll limn Lake Champlain fur
i.ii.ii ) :iiiiiiii ii _,, ii miriallEAl , .
to Ili METAL. -100 tom. Anthrui•im:"
iiiiiii..ii:i. l kir 0.,.
11 . ; 1 01{ lino. Six ( )eht e Pia!, j.. 1
f.r 111,..
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DA Pl': BOXES---21111 ES ---21H1 pare‘r.
_L ri•c 9 d and mil, by JeT
DERIES.-11t haN e in Intild the
larizelit and ItIOMI varied nt. k of Eintir..l.l,ii, I,
',mini in thr city. tinvitig ri.veivi , .l wi ad l tem t•i
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A A
D LuE LICK IS ATEIt bLIN.IIf this
rbrutod %.linernl Ilium Juni. I.y
Ji - 11 Market iiirevt and
LIG BUIL i)ING LOTS FOR SALP,
the upper mill of Lawren, lortuel I) 11.011,1,1 j
feet front by 100 Ivvt deep. fryv a ~ le,•1,
and la very demrable Intnalloo f, rla aka,o, v.
al.
together. Apply to [je.ll] BLAK BLV A K Will': V.
XTRA FLOUR—For sale by
I_l4 Jell JAS. A. FETZES, Witter
SCIIOONMAKEII, Manufacturer of
J . White Lead, Lead, Zinc. Paint, Labarge. Pelt v.
A.c• Wholesale dealer hi Oita, Paints, V.atitahes,Turpentin . ,.,
.'e., No. 24 Wood street, Pittsburgh. niy22
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SCIAESIEIi. (1001 1 S
L. lIIRSLIFELD & SON,
NO. 70 WK , STO.KT,
Wilt open THIS (Wed n esda y ) MORNING, their new et,. k of
MEN'S FURNISHING 0001)S,
IPOr. Tile
SUMMER SEASON,
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From Havana
'Prom New York
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MII LEH & EICKTSON,
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PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
WILMARTII.
Vice Preside/4U.,
T. E. CLARK.B,
7'reaatyrcr.
N. 11u1.11F2, JR.
Sscre.ary.
JAMES P BARR.
:. , nntenJ.,.l.
S T. NORTH A.)l, JR.
annttn, J 4r.',nration for Jun,
(IRO. W. CAS S, V. P.
JOHN S. COSORAVK,
HENRY LAILLIERT,
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
OTPIOI OF TA[ DULY 510ANT.,10 POST, }
Saturday, July 6, 1856.
FLOUR...Market active, and pricae advanced; sales 851
hide. as follows Sales 16 bids. extra from wagon at $5.75:
t 171 bids do. from store at $6; 214 If:is. do. from wl.arf at
Ws. superfine and choice do. from wharf at
8 2 . 50 45 5 , 6 21.,;: luo told,. extra from first hands at $5.87 . i4 ;
luu 111,1 s. aupertlue from do. at $5,50; 15 bbl& extra family
from et - re at 18; and 25 Rd.& extra from store at
URA] Sr. - . Sales 150 bus. Rye from canal at 42; and 75 bids.
red Wheat from flint bandit; at $l.
' lIISKT...SaIes 50 [ibis. rectified at 27r.
IIACON.„The market continues active. without change in
Prier.; the sales today am 'ant to 14.000 lbs. and 12 tiercea,
as follows 4005 Its. shoulders at 93.5 c., sixty days; 2000 Its.
;1..01 9c , cash; 2000 lbs. hams at 1500 Ms. nugar-ctlnral
home, in hit,. at 13‘ 3500 It,, eountry sides at 9 7 ,:,; 1500
IN plain canvassed hams at 1 lc.; 3500 tic. shoulders nod
home at 4, 10' ; )2 tier,. angar nu red hams at. 13e.,
thirty days.
BEF.F..SaIea NI 14 . 1,1, in LAB, at
FRUIT _Salt. frb bnA.Re3 at $2,05.
FIRE BRICK 511.1100 Bolivar cutnruou and extra at
BRI CORN—Salem I ton at $120.00
ASHES _Salem 3 , tons Imported Soda at on Ulna, sad
~asks l'etta+ at he , (our t nuuths.
SALT .Salea 1 , 41 bbla. No. I at 51,62i,j? LW.
New York Market
SEW I y s.—Flottr has advanced 10015 e. i bbl. on
common and medium grades, with a brisk demand fur export
and consumption; calve 10,000 I his, at $6,10@8,44,f0r row.
Mori to <O,l superfine State; $6.50443,50 for extra do; 0,75
1i,50 for superfine to good extra Michigan ; $ 0 , 2 0
itr.6.611 for common to good superfine Indiana, IllinOls, Wire
,;11,1 lowa and Obi° $6.7(4;07.:.1.1 for common to good ex
tn. 110.. and sfi.likkr69,7s Mr extra 81. Louis, the market dos.
cog li rut With only a limited ;amply of good common grades
and a disposition to insist on still higher pric,.
liye /lour Belling in small parcels at $2,ta10t4,41 for line to
• hol;•.. soon flue. Ll;rn Meal scarce, and firmly held
of
for .I.•moy. s:i.i . ;;; for Itraddy win, and $2,05 fur puncheons.
For Wheat then; is it brisk demand; the market for common
;;;;,1 ;11,111114 grade" of ; vd and wilds has advanced 2c fre-ic.
1.; bush sal.•. P.'„o00 bush. at i.l.fiairel,a7f;.; for inferior to
guod Oil w ankh. Club; Mr,winter and spring
to; xed ;I wank lc ; $1.70 for , W1111110(3 White Genesee and $l,-
;;
fur <l.loli white Milwaukie, the markef ;•losing Imuyant.
;;;;;;inues steady, with is /I.lo4lPralt. export delicand;
talc supply in market. but the balk is not In n shipping COl,-
'III 1,1 : eltd.lll 7,5 bu land; at biNrt of; lor common t;; prince
Wost;•rn. Corn a shade firmer, and wanted for export, hot
he ,Ipply hooted. Pork stead;; rules IOA, hble.
1i shade Anne, Bee( in good demand and market iliac,
i'ut ineats at d;•maud. at 1-d ter paves. hotter tolling ..loss•
If at 12. a I'd f..r Ithiu acid State, Cheese elcadY at C;fr;si-.
Philadelphia Market
PHIL\ ELYIIIA, July s—Finer market very firm, with steady
dent,uni for eSp••rt. and but small stock: prkes further ad
,Aneed gal,' I:_ka) I•1•Ix standard brands at S l i,flutirie,,7s.
loaing firm at last tigurea. and 200 bbls Western at 0 , 1,07 l.:,;
,[ante demand fur supply of city retail trade at $6,75,,a58,,al
r, ,plinun 10 ram . y bt ands. ttyu Flour firm, and a abode
bight-, titles of 100 bids at i; 3 ,3lirheir! at .33.50. Corn
1..11 doarer, and detuand act., e; Bales 1200 Lblet Pennaylva
ma at $2.7... There but laic 1.% heat uttering; prime 101..•
mach W 4111,41: .1 , 3'2000 I-,,. prime red et sl,2te 30.) bushels
tt estern white at I.IM, and 1200 ,ufeet,,e
Ryas, sere, and wantod: mile, I suo [. , , , ar.than.f. at 755.
Corn b w .tanned. but very enure: await tales ano•I Stant.h•
•in 2,110 w at .•0.• . in .Earn. 'lat. steady; 'tales Southern tit
3:4/y33. Mal prime Pennsylvania at 34. Whisky continues
, watee: small sales libls at 32433; no !Aida in market.
Cincinnati Market
CINVINX.tri, July f.—('lour firm: the only axle heard of we.
bids at j'5,78; receipts Thursday's receipts were
• ~,dlned to 151 Idols. continues firm. with a
tiii uel good dentantl; salt, 5'25 bids at and sth, barrels
loan wagons at 26i,. Sugar quiet and the sales are con
fil.c.l to small lota la a regular way at previous rates. 81.;-
, •-es. A sale of . 211 Lisle was Made at 5'24 tuarket unchanged.
;.
Ito hue Slid; at 5.1,15 for Barley, and 75 (or Bye.
14,11. I.,ma,,aeleeted, fic. Butter drat, with
I; tirkois .18, and .4 bbls at 1 . 41. Provisions
ere ,1 g'..11 1 .1 , 41 M... • tivity in the market. and the print' tend
ore ard . the sales eontpriso lsu 55,16 Bacon ni t I nt l,
' .051 ", for ,lionlilers. and SOO bile Mess Pork al
NCW Orleans Market.
,1 r July _—Cont Lb; Mo4e Pork t2l. Sterling
,• inhor artirlmi uncbang.rd.
V7_ linerlsm'• Holland Milers id
1 / 1 .1P• 4 Oa. L !or brawl . , I
=ME
ni. •ly size., ,o 1 opirit t.. put:m.lv, it. IV, off, It ti• I k b
.1,.• :1-• .1 1,11...i1 PIII. II dan In d - iwtolfal Lipon,
Itl
tl. >I t roa r IP) 11-.4, J. , . and in , iigt,altal, It Wai
fy11,1•1 rALI•io et r.•ttitsfy h.r tho t 1131 1 .% uuph.n•nut
10. P att. uttlog n chztn,,...llointato al. 1 II at,
CASUPUW—Ti. lu.•veUt lv cni Oro! to datz
nterhave'n Ll44tand
tkaiLld at $1 per bout, or nla I,ttle. for IL, Lp the pr,
pn•t EV.SJ AM IN Manufacturing
Pliarn•grentitlts tua,l Cbeurnits, Pittsburgh. In. It. R. SRL.
LK tin , corner rd e r .c,tod and Wand atn..nta : and
Druggists geuerall).
Ju/411w
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LimE. —11)+) harrels fresh received ;mad fir
sale LIEN KY U. Cu I.LIVa.
14.1 ("GAR AND MOLASSES--
i.ypretati cotiperage, N. II Nltdir.st•ti;
rt.. do "al: du do;
idt do St. Jim,* S 14 Mincer
1.11.14 and prune 6 t , Sugar On hand
and tot .1.• ley ti I LLER R ItICK ETSCP.II,
lel6 21.1 and 22:1 Liberty greet.
r l,„_-31ackerel in whole
and half Wile.
m.. 1
Whit, td.lt ••
Trout
rlalint .11 •• •.
Fern:de liy , j. 141 HENRY If COLLIN'
11 . 01. SE TO LET A eommodious
DtVELLINt.i
the Sixth Pvelihyteriiiii
Enquire ut the hun.r , or of
NIILLEJ.: it HICK l'n*SoN.
Nits. Lilierty eitreet
k just received and
44 1.., kVLE.ttt Nil
( )1 T.‘ FITAE - liis. just recei‘od
1 - I.E3llNii
ILEA \F:1: 110.NEYI'--_'Ugni...in
a, I FLEYiINti
tifl'M A lOC -- till Ws. 111 iiiiiiii
.r ) r LEM Nli BR?:
Et IT S
Slrltsvl.errt,... .1.. .1
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HOICE L.N.ND
, AND IiEAUTIFUL L.O.
f.vri,N,;il)l( F,)RsALE.
- urn, junk 1.4 3 ond 110. Alleglooly Comeirry, ou tlu•
p'..olk rood. In fot,,t terns. gloubb o rs, ke. Alm,. acres
I...ideto, of Juno-, Illukely, Loi. For inlue foul
Item! F:stxt- , )111., .pf
t' l l . lll4Eltr X; SON. st.
OLIVE Ull
foi ~ztb, by
IIt.:V)IF.R A ANDERSON,
N. 3r. mt. Si. Charlx.. Flott.l
ANT VAS
111 I'E
~.1.. .1 . —lsl' 11,s. i i i i i .}. .: N t.; , l r \ e .c a i l:d
aw... ti.r
t:1_01 TI(Ali ACANTII 300 hand
k_A and t I , y lje2l; FLE)I ING EROS.
1,()1 SUlLkit
P Iu 1.11,1... Svry
Slf oiist• `yrnp. sale Lr
F. R. DRAVI), No. I Dixt.ol,l.
21
: 17 ,‘ iotniW in's Pico CIIt Chewing
"k J Jot rec. eel xud L.r eak'o
itiqlttat e. ANDERSON,
Nu. 34 {V led et.
FOR TII E LI . 1114; FUIA
M.annwth Bliol'llElt JONATHAN f, oh. FU L 4TfI
just urriv,td, awl nu has Harper's Magazin° for July.
C 4.11, ..r 5.0,1 4111,1 gut thorn bath, ut
W. A 01 LHENFENNEI"
Fllth "l.• the Thontro.
Farmer :+ Every-day - Book, or Sketches
of ..rto..ial Lir, In the C.na/try ; with the popular elements
of pritetleal and theoreth al agriculture, and twelve hundred
I and telniin g to t tLies , reli g ion and
literature. Alva , ti.t• hundred rreelt,ts
1.1 , +t lc and rural er..onotny. ht the Itev.,l..he L. Blake, D. 1).
For .ale by irelB; It. T C. N. JI Fifth at.
Bi NGIIAM PROPERTY FOR SALE.
We have n very pretty residence for axle ou the south
stun ot line Monougahalia river S in d near the first dam al
lii. nu:I:Jot:0 The lot is 24 f. et front by 12.0 deep, with
trutt trees, shrubbery, . The house is two stories hi g h,
built of brick. e•mtaltis tire well finished, recently painted
and papered. It will la. sold at a Nixon. Apply to
BLAKELY & RICHEY.
VALUABLE FIFTH STREET PROPER
,' 'FY FUR have for sale a lot of ground on
Filth toot front by 100 feet deep, situated within a few
.1.1.1!":141 Alderman Hc3laster's office. Title property i 0 offer
at in bargain, the owner basing got. West. Titles per
fect and clear of all hactunbrance. A ppl.r to
p.l tt BLAKELY & RICHEY.
rrEmPLE's Colebrated Boriug Machine,
Patented February 20th, 1828, may be seen at the En•
litidilon room of M. F. Eaton, No. 130, First street.
C. GUYER,
Jel7.9lJ' Agt. for Ihr elle of Territorial Rights
Min AND CROSS-CUT SAWS ;
(),.. nail C , mti Scythe;
AinHS. Bellows suit Vices
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flay and Manure Furkm. Together with a large
and osteukivc astwrtnieut of Ilardwarv,jllSt rervivod and for
aaie Lew, at No. M Kind 811 - 6 K, between I/almond alley and
F.,orth etrert, Pittdburgh. `3AWL. FAIINESTOCK.
-• ' •
ILV2It
TO LET.—A Liver' Stable and large yard
11 in Mandn,a,rt,. rent. Apply t,
!'tl 131,AKEIN & RICHEY.
I_)ERFUMERI—A large and tine lumort
-1 meat of cheap and handsome styles. just received and
1•., wale by jel4l FLENIING BROS.
T HE IST OF JULY AND THE 4TH OF JULY.—
Harper's Magazine for July.
The Brother Jonathan fur the 4th of July.
Ricci cat and fur sale at 11. MINER & CO.'S,
je21.1 32 Smttbileld at•
Tar Rrrea.—On Saturday evening there were 0 feet 9
inches in the channel, by the metal tnarks, and Itatlonary.
Weather pleasant, and Mistrial's dull on the wharf There
are 14 new steamers now flnlehlog at the wharf—some of
them of large dimension and sulttl fur the fall trade.
Tag steamer *Rosalie" it the regular packet for Wheel.
iug this morning—leaving at 10 o'clock_
UEO. W. CAR
AttOuNAGT.—The steamer " Argonaut,' Capt. 1 'Lea n, w
dl
leave thla morning at 10 o'clock for St Lunin and interme ti.
ate porta. The Clerk, Ed. L. Brady, presides wall grace «n I
dignity Paanengere will find themeelvee well treated and
cared for.
Tot new steamer "Thomas Scott" made a trial trip 4.,n
Saturday below the city, and every part of her machinery
worked to the entire satisfaction of owners and engineers,
and of the latter there were many practical men on board--
a larger number than we expected to are. The "Thomas
Scott" is of light draught, with every capacity for a light
draught steamer, suited for the present stage of water, draw.
lag only twelve inches water, and cont•dns every thing re
quired for the business. She will be commanded by Cal t L in
John Furguaon, a practical river man, betides being an ex
perienced pilot. The "T. S." is as light on the water so the
American Deer on the prairie.
JAM ES O'HARA
THOMAS BELL.
Tuz Mamas liostirrst.—Thle flue building, erected by the
government, a shott distance below Manchester, an the tihlo
river, is an ornament to this section of country, and a great
consolation to the:poor and distressed river man, when cote-
pelted by stern necessity to select a home issideitotwallA ; but
one thing seems to have been omitted in providing for the
comfort of those living there: the building stands in the
middle of an enclosure, without a single tree to throw a shade
upon any part of the grounds. The expense of netting ant a
few tree" would be but trilling, and we are surprised it has
not been done before. The oppressive heat of the past week
or two bits shown most urgently the necessity of providing
some place where the unfortunate inhabitants can enjoy a
comfortable hour, and we hope those having authority in
the matter may be Induced to have the river front set out
with trees, under which the superannuated mariner, when
unable to follow his employment, may sit, and enjoy the
sight of the passing and re-passing of the craft It has been
his delight so long to "run." We aro sure It would be grate
fully remembered by all the " old tars" who sojourn there.
The St. Louis papers of the 3d contain the following items:
A rearms' of the freight, damaged by the sinking of the
" Moderator," at Rising an, arrived here Wedueaday on the
"Cambridge," fur St. Louis. She also had fifteen balm of
rchandise, for [.eight, Rite A Co., of this city, which wan
uninjured.
The river at this point is about at a stand. Upper rivers
are all reported falling. The weather is extremely hot. and
business uncommonly dull on the levee.
The "J. li. Come," Capt. Woodburn. le running in the
regular packet trade between St. Lorne and Louhrville.
Ste STEAMBOATS SUELNED.—Yestertlay morning, about four
o'clock. a flame was seen to Woe from the St. Clear, lying
:Icor the foot . cf Biddle street. The tlamee Increased, and
rapidly.aproad over the boat, and before long, the blackened
hull was all that reinsined of her. The lire communicated
to the Paul Anderson, lying be:ow, and the .1. M. Stockwe I
and (Arend Turk abuse. While the four boats named were
burning, the Pennsylvania, Monongahela, Mettle Wayne,
&await - Nu. 2, Southerner and other boats were rut loose,
and flouted down. All these escaped, with the exception of
the Southeraer and Saranak • which were destroyed, having
bscome entangled with the wreck, winch had broken loose
and dotted down. The Editor, wii,ch lay above the Scud:-
.
enter, asenia d narrowly. Ohe of the burning boats lodged
for a few moments against her side, and she would have
b,-er, lost, but for the energy and address of her carpenter
and others on board. Tw o or three barges were also con
stned. The fire originated in the ladies' cabin of the St.
Clair in which there had been no lire fur two weeks pi t.
This beanie to the supposition that it wits the work of an in
cendiary.
The 01. Clair, CapL Barter, was four years old, worth about
310,000, owned on the Ohio, and probably Insured.
The .1. M. Stockwell cost when new $30,000, Insured in an
Ohio river town for $lO,OOO.
The Sarawak, owned by Capt. Willard, of St. Louis, was
an old boat of little value, and not insured.
The NW Anderson was divested of her machinery, and of
little account, infrared against fire in the Cititens' Insurance
Co.. St. Louie, fur $2.000. In behalf of Messrs. Beck A Nelson.
The Southerner was built in Mobile, and owned by Gen.
11. Kirk and others. It was reported she was Insured in
Mobilo and New Orleans, but we are informed that Is not the
rase. She was not inured. She was a new and good lost.
and cost about .$20,000. A.cahln was being put on her.
The tirand Turk, owned by Mesana Newman and Obadiah
Kutrirds, was an .Ad boat, worth about $21,000. and not in•
gored.
The Wats Lurned had no freight on board, and the tutu
is tr. - an „SNO.UOO to SUN) non,
BEM B INCHEN WATER IN THE MAXIM B METAL )4.016
&RBI VED.
Siearner Col. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
'• Ronan, flenderickson, Browns - ville.
'• Jefferson, WraKiward, Brownsville.
" Lumrue , Bennett, Brownsville.
" Nebraaks, Bears. West Newton.
•'
Nathaniel Holmes, Illinois river.
'• Venture, Boles, Wheeling.
.• EMMA Graham. Ayers, Zanesville.
Jorol. Poe, Stewart, Louisville.
Donleich, Beltzhoover, Cincinnati.
DEPARNED.
reamer Bayard. Peebles. Elizalath.
Iletideriekson, Broa
JelrerAon. Woodward, Bruwneville.
Luzerne, Bennett. Brownsville.
Webro.sks.. Beam Weett Newtun.
•' Tigress, ller,i , Wellsville.
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Puckett'.
The ROSALIE., Capt. tiro. Doris, and the
Olt If, Capt O nortaa B. Moons, will run as
ttgOULAIi. DAILY PACKETS between Pitts
burgh, Steubenville and Wheeling, stopping at all iuterme•
diate Porte.
The DIURNAJ. will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays, at 10 o'clock. A. M.—Run - Est.:a, she
w at til leave Wheel on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
I .' `f, EtiT A-. CITY will also leave Pittsburgh on Tneadays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock, A. lit—itarsuatuna,
,he will leave Wheeling on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
lls) s , at 71,4 o'clock, A. M.
Fur freight or panage apply on board, or to
3. D. COLLINOWtXID, Agent,
No. Front street
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West Newton—Regular Packet.
Regular Dailey Packet for West Newton. it
connection with the Connelsville Railrma.
The I` zrolleut and very light draught steamy
NE BR ASK A, Capt. C. BEER, will leave DAILY (except Sun
•lay) for W..st Newton. in connection with Connelville Kull
l`tunligreel and Shippers will apply on board or at th
Wee:t Newton Wharf - l. ot. tell
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Tuesday Packet for Zanesville.
etrAtner /01.11 A illtA LIAM, Capt. Mos ,
the
N Auuorr— wtil leave h•r
the above and interturcliate ports on TUES
DAY, July 8 , at 4 o'clock P. M.
For fright or pussagi.upply on board. 117
Thu steamer ARGONAUT, Capt G. C NI'LANE,
B. Lcx Baker Clerk, will leave for the above and
int, rinediale ports uu 31UNDA Y, July 7 lit, at 10
o'clock A M
For fr,ight or paasage apply on board or at the PITTS
BURG!! MARINE ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No. 82 Wat,-r
ntrevt.
Th. steamer GRAPESHOT, Capt. A. M'lla IDA..
i ld i agl Wm. ..11'Bitml: Clerk. will leave for the above
and intermediate porta on SATURDAY. July
sth, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Nor freight or p apply on board, or at the PITTS
BUIIUU AS 'LATION ROOKS, No. 02 Water
trret.
The Eiteunror VO.NONA, Calk J. N SIWNIC—
ekrk, liumAe—will leave for tli Move and in
termediate ports ,n TUESDAY, July dth. et 10
”'n loek, A. al.
Fur freiallt ur peteettgo apply un huut7, or at the PITTS
In MA.ItINE ASnOCIATION /WWI'S, NO. 82
•Itreet.
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
Thu stormier CASTLE GA RDEN, Capt. If. H.
DEVENNT—CIerk, U. A. Doknues—will leave for
the abort, and intermediate ports on TUESDAY,
.1017 sth, at 10 o'clock. A. M.
tt,ight ur passage apply on board, or at the PITTS
III:lit;11 NIARINE ASSOCIATION 1t0031.2, Nu. 82 itcater
4tlt.tt.
For Cincinnati and Louisville
The strainer CLARA EWAN. Capt. (1. W
J. Mitios Clerk, will leave for the above
and intermediate ports on SATURDAY, July
:qh, at lo .i.1.0k A. M.
Fol height or pvolsago apply on hoard, or at the PITTS
BURGH MARINE ASSiX:IATION ROOMS., No. 82 Water
,trovr. jy3
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T ENI 0 N & C O.- THAN SYORTAIitTh
ju LINE.— Having made extensive p
partition, this winter, wit are now prepare
to do a HEAVY BUSINESS by PENNSYLN ANLA CANAL
i RA lI.RCAD, TIIROUOIL TO AND FROM THE EAST
ERN CITIES. We can imitate our friends and all those
disposed to patronize the Pouna.Canal and Railroad, that no
pains will tat spared to render general satisfection to Ship
pers of Ea..toril and Western Freight. The AVOIDANCE
of THE INCLINED PLANES ON THE ALLEGHENY
PORTAGE. RAILROAD will give increased despatch to the
tratlenti.ion of freight.
Office on PENN street, at the Canal Bailin.
mhla LLOYD & LEMON.
QTEAMER PAUL JONES FOR SAIIT-
Ki The undersigned offer for sale, the line
steamer PAUL JONES, as she now lies at the
w hart', at Pittsburgh.
The PAUL JONES is one year and four mouths old—
leugth 18u feet, beam 35 feet, hold CVO feet, two engines,
cylinders 23 inches in diameter, 7 feet stroke. She is in
complete order and well found in all respects. The cabin is
the most approved style, and fitted up in the moat elegant
11.8.111,.
The PAUL JONES will be sold on the following terms:—
say one-iifth cash, balance I, y, 12 and lb months, with in
terest and approved security. If said boat is not sold at
private sale before the let day of July next, she will be of.
lyrist at public auction, and sold on that day.
Any person having claims against the PAUL JONES, will
forward them to the undersigned for settlement along with
the balance of the claims, as soon as said boat is Hold.
tnno.l3jyl chJ
IjEFVB TRANSPORTATION LINE.—
Anticipating the want of facilities fo -
traimperting Freights to and from the F
emit Cities, via Pertin.ylvsnla Canal and near We ha,
increased our stock of Boots, &c., on some, to a DOUBLE
DAILY LINE, which gives us a capacity of over 1500 tone
per month each way.
We assure our friends, and those disposed to patronise the
State Improvements, m
w th i e tb re pr w o ili mpluE lio e r izimm : d 7 wAtch on . our
part to render general asidefaction in forwarg Eastern
and Western
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh, pa.
1.11111111
RIATMt NEWS.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
Dean. Ite-tl. Dubuque.
•` Grapeshet, WDride, Cincinnati
• Aegonnui. Cincinnati.
STEAMBOATS.
WHEELING, &c.
Z4NESVILLE
SAINT LOUIS, &c.
For St. Louts
CINCINNATI
For elnannail
For Cincinnati
LOUISVILLE
W. A. CALDWELL, I Tay ,. s
MARK STERLING.)
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Health and trStrength must thell
tably Follow its use.
BOER ti A VE'S
HOLLAND BITTEic
HOLLAND 11121 EDY FOB
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OP ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE,
A ND the various affections consequent upon
a disordered Stewacl, or Liver. Such a.lndigeatJon,
Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Palau, Heartburn, Low of
Appetite, Despondency, Costiveness, Blind and Bleeding
Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgic Affec
tions, It bas In numerous instances proved highly beneficial,
and in others effected a decided cure.
Nature doh, no new enemy to combat, with this delight
ful tonic in the system. Its effects are ahnotitt magical, yet
the cure permanent. It communicates no violent chock- to
the system, but by arousing its rile/ energy to normal ac•
Bon, enables it to throw off the nzu..e, and thee thoroughly
eradicates the disease.
When its medicinal virtues are so universally acknowl
edged, and particularly here, where it has become to popu
lar a family medicine, that it is sold by many of the grocers
as well as all the druggists. It would seem needless to
offer further evidence, yet as there are doubtless some who
have tried many advertised remedies, and still suffer from
Dyspepsia in one or more of its dreadful forma, we subjoin
the following certificates, the authenticity of which cannot
be doubted, coming as they do from persons so wall known.
WHAT IT IS DOING FOR THE SICK.
Wm. Scbuchman, Ecq , the well known littographer,saym
"I hare frequently used Bcerbaresa Holland Bittern, and
find it invarbfbly relieves indigestion and debility."
Rev. Samuel Babcock anyEl: "I found special relief from
its use for a severe headache,. with which 1 had long suf.
fared."
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J. W. Weedwell, Req., arty.: "7 have need literhave's
llol
and Bitters myself, and recommended It to others, konwhog
t to be Just what it 1, repreaented."
Ald—lonathan Neely, of Lower St. Clair, says • "I hare de
iTed great benefit front its use for weakness of the stomach
od indigestlon"
James M. Murphy saps• "After several physicians bad
failed, B(erhave'm Hofiend Bitters removed the pain from
my heart and stale, arising from indigestion."
The editor of the Kittanning Pm( Press says: "After one
of the best physicians in thin place had failed, ficerhave's
Holland Bitters cared me of the worst form of dyspepsia."
Francis Tali; only rumnifitoturer of the 'original Ex
tract of Coffee, says , : - I know that your Holland Bitters is
one of the bast mciticinen in the world for a disordered
stomach or liver."
Dr. Ludwig,editor of the 'Terkel," Baltimore, pronounced
It a medicine deserving the confidence of the public.
Dr. Eherhart. the leading German physician of Penna.,
has prescribed it frequently during the last three years, with
marked success. in delslitated states of the dlgmtive orgads,
or of the system generally.
The manager of Ballou'n Vinegar Factery says: I used
it myself. and was therefore induct to try its effect upon
my wife, (troubled with the great debility common to ail 01
consumptive habit,) and really it is doing her more good
than anything she hes ever taken "
NOTICE!
Whoever exts to (Ind in.thLs a beverage will be asap
pointed, bat t o t he sick, weak and low spirited. It will
prose a gratefal aromatic cordial, possessed of singular rem
edial properties.
CAUTION!
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma ban Induced
many Imitations, which the public should guard against pur
chasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given I.l.rhave's Holland Bitters a lair trial. Orieliot
tle will convince yod how infinitely superior it is to all these
Imitations.
Sold at $1 per bottle, or air bottles for $5, by the so
proprietors, BILVJA.MIN PAGE, JR, & CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutist, and Chemists,
car. Smithfield and Third streeta, Pittsburgh.
0 ENEII AL AG ENTS.
Philadelphia, T. W. Dyott & Pone, 132 N. 2detreet. New
York, Barnes & Park, 304 Broadway. curlier Duane. Buhl
more, Caspar." Brothers, day street and Penner. Avenue.
Cincinnati, John D. Park. Chicago, Barclay Crothera, 213 S.
Water et. St. Louis, Barnard, Adams & Co. N. Orleans, J.
Wright & Co.
my 2.2
it. C. Alc LAN E'S
LIVER PILLS AND VERMIPUGE
IMPRO'VED.
DR. I. SCOTT, a regular graduate and phyalclowof exten
sive practice end experience, Induced by a commendable de
sire to alleviate Manian coffering, as aetl as to excel, had per
fected an
IMPROVEMENT ON 'PILE ORIGINAL LIVER PILL AND
VERIMIYUGE OP DR. C. McLANII,
Having prepared them remedies as the medical partner of
Dr. C. McLane, for many years.
OWL 13IPROVED LIVER PILLS AND VERALIFIKiIn
possess greater effitery and are IllOrP mild in their operation
than the Liver Pill and Termifuge prlpared according to the
rigitial recipe of Dr. C. McLane. We make this declaration
vinderstandingly, and recommend them to the afflicted an
being both *Remit and curative, and believe them superior
to any other Liver Pill or Vermifuge ever prepared.
Read Cert.ltleale of Dr. C. McLane, below.
THE WHOLE WORLD CONQUERED!
DR. I. SCOTT'S CELEBRATED
WHITE CIRCASMIN LINLVENT.
The ladversalrelief afforded by applications of this CEL
EBBATKD KING of Pain Killers is moss of ltheninstista,
Gent, Lumbago, Sore Throat, Bruises, Spramis, Swellings
Sufloese of the Joints. Sciatica, Pains, Scalds, Burns, Aches 17
or any other diseae Gar which a Pain Killer or Liniment hi,
need, enables us to assert positively that Dr. I. SCOTT'S
CELEBRATED WIIITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT is the
most reliable, safe aid pleaelint remedy yet discovered, pas
sewing astonishing properties for DEALING DISEASE and
TUE PROMPT ERADICATIuN UN PAIN. The many at. to Ito virtues, given by 11.1,910 of enlightened
Judgment and strict Integrity, should induce all to adopt, It
as a standard Family Itamoly. The moot incredulous *Br
require nothing more than the following testimony of Dr. C.
McLane, distinguished as a great discoverer of medical
remedies:
READI READII READIII
MOIIO.I,NTOWN, Ye., Sept. 12, 1825,
This is to certify, that I have exurinued the Itecipe for pre
paring McLane's Ituproyed Vennifuge and Liver Pills by Dr,'
I. Scott, who has been IN THE HABIT OF PREPARING
AND USING SI Y ORIGINAL MEDICINES IN MY OFFICE
during the last THIRTEEN YEARS, and that I believe be
has IMPROVED THEM. I make the above staternatt the
more willingly as I HAVE NO INTEREST IN THEIt
WHATEVER. I would further state that I have frequently
u...l lox CELEBRATED WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT
in my practice, with the happiest effects, and that I eau C 414-
ecleutiouely recommend IL C. McLANE, IL D.
An the above Medionom pretette,l Rolely under the super
siou of Dr. I. SCOTT. Sold by Dru,:giste and Starch:tuts
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The GENUINE Dr. C M , LANT'S IMPROVED LITER
PILLS AND IMPRoVED VEK E .ignerl by Dr.
1. SCU'IT A Ct)., accopiraukod by yertiticnte of C. MeLAN.E.
The GENUINE IVIIIT2 CIRCASSIAN . LINIAVT nigar.l
by Dr. L SCOTT *EL nig'r.attue of J.
B;_err, M. D.
DR. 1. SC6TT .5 CO., Sole Proplietore,
Bank Plaie, Morgantown, Va.
DR. G. 11. NEystat, Wholesale Agent,
14 , 3 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
JAS. P. FL.II3IINO, ITltoleitale Agent,
J a22 , dlylsawlyapcBt] Near Rail real Depot, Alien hiny.
ACARD TO THE L.:\ DI Es.—
DR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FRMALRS. The combination of ingredients in Dr. Dupon
csi'm Golden Pills, are perfectly harmless. They have been
tued in the private practice of old Dr. Dupont° for over 30
years, and thousands of ladies ca., testify to their great and
never-falling success in almost every can, in correcting
irregularities, relieving painful and distressing menstrua
tion, particularly at the change of life. From sto 10 Pills
will cure that common yet dreadful disease, the Irmay.
Nearly es cry lady in the land suffers from that complaint.
The above pill hao permanently cured thousands, and will
cure you if you use them. They cannot harm you—on the
contrary, they remove all obstructions, restore nature to It.
proper channel, and invigorate the whole system. Ladies
whose health will not permit an increase of family, will find
these Pills a successful preventive. For particulars see di
rections on the box. Price 51.—and will be sent to ladles
confidentially, by mail, by enclosing "stl to either of the fol
lowing agents
Sold hv SAMPLE A RBED, general Agents for Allegheny
City; FULTON'S Dreg Store, Birmingham, JOHN D.
and by W. A. GILDEN FENN SI A CO., N 0.43, Filth street,
opposite the Theatre, PittriburAta who will supply dealers at
proprietor's price*. Sold by all Druggists in the city and
United States. apr2l:6md3p
PRIVATE DISEASES—DR. BROWN, No.
50 Smithfield street, between Third and Fourth
streets, devotes his entire attention to an Office Prac
tire. His business is, for the moat part, confined to
private Votereal Disrasts. and such painful affections, '.
brought on by imprudence, youthful indulgence and excess.
it vitae, typhilinc Eruptions, Gonorrhea, (Meet, Stricture
Urethral I/isobar gnu, Impurity of the Blood, with all diseases
of the Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Eruptions,
Tetter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, &subset weakness,
Impotency, Piles, Ilheuntausm, Female Weakness, Monthly
Suppreasionth Diseases of the Joints, Fistula in Ano, Nervous
Affections, Pains in the Back and LOlllB, Irritation of the,
Bladder and Kidneys, successiolly treated. Cure guaranteed.
Twenty yearn' practice (ten in this city) enables Dr. Brcraii
to offer assurance* of a spessdy cure to ail who nmy come un
der his care.
taco and Private Consultation Ronnie 50 .9.lnitheeld at.,
between TlOrd and F, unit streets.
JA-:e' Charge. moderat..
R. BROWN continues to be consulted f;
w the cure of SECRET DI&BASES. II success in
long-manfflug MEWS is unectaallsid. The afflicted are invitiO
to call without delay. Person, afflicted with Venereal ',le
mma, Rheumatism, Films, or Seminal nobility, should not
delay to get his advice. Letters containing a foe, immedlete•
ly answered.
lleh•Oirlos. and Private Rooms, No. 50 Smith^uld istreo
botweou Third am! Fourth iitrewta, Pittedmrgh
L• lIIRS 4FELD & SON
WILL OPEN
THIS (SATURDAY) HOMING,
NEW TT ES o r
eaT S U Al Mti it Cvi A T 3 • "liiCi
Received per livpress.
Alms, Dan etsles rf
21.111131 ER CEA STS AND TIES,
Recelved per A tlantie.
1.. HI RSLIBELD & SON,
__Nu : 70 Wood atree,
FIFTII WARD PROPERTY FOR SAI,E.
A Lot of Ground on Pike street. between Walnut and
Lactory Streets. with four separate Frame Houses, In good
cooditiou and well rented. Will be. sold cheap.
jel:h " 'BLAKELY & RICHEY.
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30 pockets Java Coffee, 50 Bps. each
tini bags prime (11,1 Lagoayra Coii.e . Ecceiveil by
F. P. int.v‘ii.
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EFIN_D BORA X -30 _ 0
lbs._n_t_re an d
XL, for sale by 1.1 02 1 i FLEMING Ella&
ts6ooo FIRST CLASS BUSINESS
.
Paper wanted from one to six mouths, to
run. Also, purchase mortgages, city warrants le.neht arid
sold.J K. MORANGE,
juLL2w ' No. SEt..: Finirttestriwt. t
IR-100 bbls. fresh, thi., day leceivect; -1 "
and for nab by 1,141/1 lI.ENRY Lt. COLLINS.
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