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SPEECH OF
SARWEL W. PLACE.,
,4171A1 1 0.144 43 of the Presentation of a
Stand of-Colors from the tt Duquesne
Mileage Light Ginard.”
Vegiielselow the speech of Col. Black at the re
centeig.piesentation, delivered at Chicago on the
4th of July. Those who were present, speak of it as
egalfilie most eloquent efforts of the gifted orator.
The published speech most naturally lose much of
wltutt irt . ett.tuinced by the gentleman's earnest deliv
ery andfil7-toned voice, although, in itself, it is a
hettall'inrodne . tion. The military wore drawn up
in a belle* iiittarein front of the Tremont House,
and more than ten thousand citizens filled the streets
-"'arid adjoining hotises,'when Col. Black stepped for- ,
ward and said
Mtn GaitTLEmiss ow rue LIGHT
:GZARDIL:,:We fro come to exchange friendly and
fraternal salutations on this anniversary of our na
' .. - tionelAndependenee. We have brought with us a
. ...''l4/kilti.*llostiteopial of the cordial sentiment which
those we have the honor to repro
-Wilts towards your gallant company, and all the good
:.epeoplerofthis goodly city. The first offering of
friendithip from Pennsylvania to Illinois is the Flag
_of thffAnierloan Union. Our feelings will suffer no
ifthe gift is accepted as , t a sign and a to
of earnest attachment on the part of Fennsyl
t t Mania to your noble State, and every several sister
State of our common confederacy. [Cheers.]
vFli Y:
, AR 11=
common_
of Pittsburgh" have com
jilleihalea,lll3 to offer to you, in their name, this brit
iiiiiantistand.of colors. .Our hearts have fully entered
I, faistiehapeeformance of this proud and pleasant duty.
t is-;`right that r should tell you something of the
Pitiliesno Greys, and this I shall endeavor to do
.tivitithtattia sacrifice of delicacy or good* taste. 'My
~p erscund 'association with them has been long and
intirtudiK Having no, present active connection with
7"thef - hempany, I,truei, that I may, with propriety,
`priireakirtheirpast services, their signal virtues and
reputations In the Mexican campaign they volun
teered itithe First Pennsylvania Regiment for the
" , srsir. Their entire conduct was so gallant and meri
,,tigiotut, that no soldier need blush or tremble to take
fri4ci them the same American flag under which they
foughtand conquered for our country.
7 F ew of the Corps survived the dangers of the dia.
t ' "*ltiileild-E-enough however to form the nucleus of
Dkitesne Greys as they now exist. Safe guar
- - dip* ; lc their -own reputation ,- and faithful, always,
ti~sattnie 'and-memory of the dead. [Applause.)
•f3fainifipmaker hereveferred to the two cities of Pitts.
kiiiigte-and-Sthicago. Their infancy and early history
were in many 'respects alike. Both were military
-..outigests. Pittsburgh sprang from old Fort Duquesne
‘'‘indsfilticagti took her first beginning from a Block
':Rouse. Throu g h much tribulation and many dart.
.... s seera;their existence has been achieved. Both are
now prosperous and populous cities, interested
largely in manufactures and every branch of com
,-teetOtt-
"Knurnity has quickened into full life and manhood
„..
Alinestly-niagic. The sun set upon a wilderness, a
z.idadcwatuda river, and rose to receive the smiles and
Of a bold and thriving people. [Loud
"taltitaraj 'Mythology was wont to startle us with the
•stery of a Goddess leaping in full armor from the
throb, Of Jove. Chicago. no a fact, surpasses far the
-fable. She has leaped from her own brain, clothed
the armor of enterprise and peaceful industry
achieve new and noble conquests. [lmmense
,iapplause.] Your city now is a type of our country,
.4rbtisaextending greatness is but to be fully felt.
;When Dr. Franklin was our representative at the
ouit of Louis xvi, he was asked by the king what
~would be oar .probablo increase of population in case
the colonies were successful. He replied that he
thought--the population would double itself every
tibeety-five years. The first census was taken in
situd,between that period and 1840 the popula
tion !doubled every 221 years. The great philoso.
- pher and statesman calculated closely, but within the
tnark; If we count for the future by a ratio no
`.greater than the past fully justifies, the setting sun
the:last day of the nineteenth century will fill the
• .mysim of a nation numbering one hundred and ninety
ebillions of people. (Tremendous applause, which
lasted several minutes.) Oh ! this day—this day of
, 4 ilikrajet us pause for a moment to dwell en the de.
lightful thought, that one hundred and ninety mil.
ILions.of.ivimericasi Freemen will gather, as we are
gathered, under the same Star Spangled Flag that
ficiate to.diY over the American Union.
I know you will bear with ins, (continued the
speaker,) while I turn your attention to the origin
and-significanse of this flag. It is not the flag which
"the Colonies unfurled when the first blow was struck
forfreedom. As late as February, 1770, we find an
,Ameeican ship of war carrying at her masthead the
mule , snake and the pine tree" with the moito
..i'Dontreread on me :" the inference naturally
loWing "my stroke is death."
The Stars and Stripes" were adopted after the
Declaim:don of Independence by the American &ores
he Congress assembled. The rattlesnake was a fierce
and hostile banner fit only for war. It was "of the
earth—earthy." But the other has its firmament in
the heaven, and to them appealed for its stare.
-While it flashes fire in conflict, it adorns with be
nignant smiles the path of peace. (Applause.)
Itlamotues a procession of Sabbath School child
rem es wel,l as an army in the field. It does not need
to any " Don't tread on me," for the stars or heave.
ere there:and though they have no tongue, with
"I„FOUSculous organ they constantly do say, s
',Tour nail cacao os es. Street cheering,
';;;r star was singled out tv adorn our tiag
the whole heavens under aontrilio
sie firmament. The sweet inflo
dors, May we not hope
Bethlehem's star are
No partiotv:.
Oar fathers hie
tim and took in L.
811NIS of . this Pleadeß
that the sweeter influences
oleo there ?
No particular State of the Union L.
any particular star. Yet there is a star
State, but, thank God, when we look at the 1L.,,
cannot discern one star from another. Illinois an,
Peenaylvania, Massachusetts, Virginia and the Care
MVO, are there. Altogether forming one glorieu.l
'constellation. Blot out but one, and you destr,,y
forever the beauty and harmony of all. 't
A word to you, my fellow-soldiers, and I have done.
It is related of Henry of Navarre, that before going
into his greatest engagement, he said to his troop,
" sthen you are in doubt, follow my white plume."
May I be pardoned for saying to you, my country
men, if a doubt comes over you in pearo or war, in
prosperity or adversity, follow the flag of the Ameri.
can 'Union. God grant that the trembling lines, in
their office of mystic communication may this day
carry no sentiment over the States but filial love to
the Constitution and fraternal attachment between
the States of the American Union. (Cheers.)
Capt. Wyman, I plane in your hands for the rots
patty you command, this flag of the free. It is the
gift of true and tried men.
"Take the banner to your keeping. while our hearts are
thrilled with Joy—
Seem the men or _Pennsylvania to the well of I th.,..."
[Great Cheering. _ _
Bodes Arctic Regiona at Masonic Hall.-- -The con
Untied popularity of this thrilling exhibition, and tl e
associations itAwakens, is not surprising. As a work
of art., , lt stands unrivalled. As an epitome of a sea
and region with its ice-bound shores, and towering
pyramietalif led, with their "cloud-cap'd towers,"
and wild winter landscapes, it possesses au interlnd
at once striking and appalling. A lady remarked the
other erooteg, while watching its movements, as it,
--....and thrilling scenes at each
seemed to — tieri ono
revolution, that she felt Ille-vo.xs • from the ice and
snow-clad mountains. This is not arto z ~,,
imaginary idea, for the impression made on on 1'
the senses by an object perfectly represented acts up
on the others, and produces an effect almost equal to
that as if applied directly to them al Thus it is,
that this exhibition on these warm nights acts as a
fan to the human system, and causes a sensation of
cold, while the mind, warmed into action by its truth
and power, in its mystic operations, places us ou
those
"Tee-bound shores, where cold and storms }merlin? '
The exhibition this. afternoon at 3 o'elook offers a
'l st
rare opportunity for juveniles to derive impressive
geographical lessons of the Aretio Regions.
A Nice Diddle--Arrc.t of tie Diddler. —A well-
I known female offender, named Frances McCullough.
wattgre.sto kesterday, says the Chronicle, on charge
of fiandstlently obtaining some $23 worth of goods
from 140 glass . establishment of Thomas ek Marks, Bt..
Clair street. The accused, it would appear, called at
the atone of the prosecutor, and, by representing her
self as a servant in the employ of Dr. Hartman, of
Anulusny aity, and stating that he had sent her
there,pruenred some twenty-three dollars worth of
soods,;nonalsting of various articles of glass sod
c hin* ; N am. She carried the articles to the jail, and
there distributed a portion of them among her friends.
Jailor Phillips•entertained a suspicion that she did
not come by the property honestly, and he questioned
her closely on the subject. In reply she stated that
she giit them - from a man for whom she was going to
play an organ, at Wheeling, and scouted the idea of
her having stolen thorn. The articles given to the
parties in the jail were promptly returned, as soon as
it was ascertained that she obtained them dishonest
ly, and the officer,ls Vow in search of the, remainder,
whieb,lt is believed, she disposed of in the 6th ward.
The offender was. committed.
We have been requested to state that the former
pupiht Df Mr. John Kelly intend holding a meeting
next kffnak, to express Their indignation at the decis.
ion nettle Diieetors of the First Ward Public School,
Allegheny..l4)On depriving him of his position Its
princlpittAthiCiattiluut held, for some years.
rl l O/34 000---
X 15.1Xdafirnt.11. Grant's s's Tobacco,
. 6 , do - do B's du
it. do Wader's old s's do
Doris/few lot -thin/ter vacation has been granted do #EAII.I. TAPIOCA--500 lbs. in store ank
1 1. 6 , ict ._
j Any :nee erm o r :oweerry s's do
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w th..l,3lllokantwo,,9nr foundries and glass-bouse., 3.0 d o lastotegollatund Leif Ai;
..NARY SEED-5 ads on hand. and fnr
for a few weeks. Why Wouldn't it be a first rate 2cssee (IY-06;11)Thoraar' '
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ki sa le bY - LJYTI I+ LEMI Ni, iiitos
10 Dlvart boXeiTntler's - Panr mi rb;47 q b Imo __.,.__. ____ „ , .
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move for those who can ta take a oottne of lessons in ' 4 ACIONLVENTRA.I. ED I.IE—A new art', le I
peemeaship, or b arithmetic as applied to business 10 Dincif txra;_ig 0 1 40 . r Twist TOD ~,...- • .. ~t,,,,k, On
in store andfiif ' - -
in thi Iroa Ok Clginumol Oollege ? , 40..1 - 3 -`•-•:1. -1...0 -, ..r - ".,.. .
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Indicated i V
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Heart-rendin#'eurn„.::4:-Yeeterday morning about 4
o'clock a young boy named John Desmond, about 14
year* of age, who worked in Adams' glass works, on
Roes street, after. leaving his work, went, in com
pany with a youth near his own age, to the Monon
gahela river to bathe. John dove in first, and im
mediately found that the current was suoking him
under a flat near by, and called to his companion for
help, but before assistance could be . rendered, the
spirit of young Desmond bad flown to that " bourne
whence no traveler e'er returns." This case, among
many similar ones, is peculiarly distressing, for he
was the main stay of his widowed mother. He was
all she bad to support and comfort her in the de
cline of life ; and now he is gone. May He " who
tempers the wind to the shorn lamb," be the solace
and comfort of this aged and now childless widow.
The Duquesne Fire Company.—This important
branch of our fire department purpose taking a com
plimentary benetifiat the theatre next week—thy pro
ceeds to be devoted to the repair of the company's
house, the purchase of hose, ‘te. Mr. Foster, who is
now in the East, has kindly granted them the use of
the theatre for the occasion, and most of the actors,
amateur and otherwise, now in the city, have volun
teered their services for the occasion. We have nut
been apprised of the evening on which the benefit is
to take place, but when it does come we are sure it
will be a "rouser."
The above is from the Chronicle, and we endorse
all that can be said in favor of the merits of the Du
quesne to a complimentary benefit- The affair, we
are informed, will come off on Friday evening next,
the 18th inst.
In our account of the mowing and reaping match
that came off on Mr. Kelly's farm, near Wilkinsburg,
a slight mistake, calculated to do injustice to the
committee, was made. Instead of the prises being
advertised for the best reaper and mower combined,
the silver medal was to be given to the best reaper,
and the silver cup to the best reaper and mower com
bined. Strife in such a matter as this is commenda
ble, and we have no desire to do any party a wrong.
lo Totrn.—Yesterday we had the pleasure of meet
ing, at the St. Charles hotel, Col. Thqs. C. McDow
ell, of Blair county. Torn is one of the best law
yers in his district, an eloquent defender of Demo
crttLic principles, and a man, socially speaking, in
whom dwells a heart that those who know him beet
say equals in size a ten plate stove.
Mr. Porrl'rk A - err, of St. Charles Furnace, Clarion
county, Pa., directs all correspondence, papers, Sc.,
addressed to him, to be sent to New Bethlehem, in
stead of to Leatberwood, his former Post Office.
There isnow a daily mail from Pittsburgh to Brook
ville, by way of New Bethlehem.
The Broicwirilte Boats.—The Jefferson and Lo
%erne, as well as the boats for McKeesport, West
Newton and Elizabeth, are now making regular
trips. They leave at SA. M. and 6P. M. Passen
gers can depend on their departing regularly et the
hours advertised.
Fifth 'Ford Property at Auction.—We call the at
tention of our readers to the advertisement of prop
erty of John Feldcamp, deceased, on Penn street a
short distance abuse the new Episcopalian Church. to
be sold this day at 2 o'clock.
Prank Gordner will appear in Birmingham thiN
.evening for the last time. We understand be will
perform in this city in a few days, where of course he
will be greeted with full houses.
Rev. Thomas U. Stockton is announced to preach
to-morrow morning, at 194 o'clock, in the First M.
P. Church, on Fifth street. Mr. Stockton is one of
the moat eloquent clergymen in the Union.
Th. , Second Presbyterian Church will he re-opened
next Sabbath, for divine service, at 1O o'clock, A.
M., and 74, P. M., having undergone a thorough
cleaning.
lielea.ed un &al.—Last evening William McDvn•
aid, one of the persons implicated in the robbery and
brutal assault on David Fitzgerald, at Mary Burke
den, was released yesterday un bail.
Abi-We have been Informed that several on
principled partlos have for some time past barn tedilling
empty bottles with • spurious artic, and reputing
Choir customersas the genuine 110STIKTTER BITTERS. Al.
roiraged nb Id be shunned by all that value
health, or it is evident that those who would primutme
tioansolvos to one base scti.in, would not hesitate In aillei•
We would also earnestly caution )011 1.. I.taintne
battle before purchasing. as In different parts od the l'o.
worthleen prep...tons are gotten up sill. the
dent design of laatig pellued atf as Bolter-. ilnalt% a
I.llllllar I attic and labol, and the directions. ear, .dn
save tho amission of Dr J Ilast.atcr's 114,11.•
liosTrrrElL k SMITII,
Sole .Mauulactitrers and Proprietors, 2b Penh at .
And for sale by Druggists and Hotels generally thtough
oat the United States and eauulas. yyl2.sivir
*f - EtatchOor t a Hair Die--WAIMANTED
DICK BB.i)WN i 'lt 'SLACK, so as to defy detection, without
the lout Injnry to heir or skin. It Is the admiration of the
critii•al, the envy of 'lmitators. It never holes. It la the pr
1,t1.. of the art, as it is the original Made and sold. .r
applied, e.t the Wig Factory, LW Broadway, New I.olk.
>old, a hultawle and rowall, I.y Dr. Ono. 11. Kirroao., 140
- -Come one, some all, to MORO 1N d CO'S,
tut *host c o wont In the HAT
AP.ss
N,. If 4
%a CAP litav
IL ATS always ws hen..
Lulu, 0,6. of SILK, Fl It 4,•1
BA.nwtnt r.
B UCHANAN FLAG.
JAMES ONSLOV.
The second number of tho " FLAG - will be
SATURDAY MORNING NKXT. prlisteil on begttll
I) [W. and.leer white paper. It will contain, among
good Gunge, an eloquent speech delivered ley Gott. Stephe
A bought. at Washington Otte. a low days ago. 111 , hril.
Last .p4..1 of eol Samuel W Mack, delivered at the nag
P. - tent/oam in Chicago. last week . tits National Deane
raw platform ; letter front Wm. 11. 11, ed, Feel, of
elphi a, to the Ceininiittee of the Wilkinsburg celebration.
Kr.. etc. 11.0.1 in your orders, accompanied by Gee rant,.
The - FLAW' ian la obtained of ,he principal peroshcal
attar:land froth carrier - Iton the street Two thousand copies
is now the regular edition, anti WI until) more as are ortleitst,
up tit Friday morning, will be printed.
Haring been at considerable expense, nor friends elm
lit, sill wcri bed to aid iu keeping the •• FLAG" waxing, ale
ettrucatly lad respectful!) Urged to pay over, jy9-3t
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111.11 S FE I, Sr. SON, DEALERS' IN
GENT.'S YURNISIITNG GIIODS and SHIRT MANU
YALTUR EDS, No. 70 WO( ti) atreet.
!), UTItIN.—Ths sahacribent reqxtct fully unnoutlce that
I RI'S made I.y them ore Kuatantied to fit: will he for
warded t au) part Of the Union, on receiving from the par
Ilea sending the orders their personal tneamremeut it,
Inches, according to the formula given below_
Remember, the slue must be carefully and accurately
taken. so all necessary allowances aro made by the cutter of
the t.tabltahrnent.
- - -
First—Size around the neck.
.Verne!—Size around the wrist.
Third-40e around the cheat, immediately below the arm-
Plt "north—From the middle of shoulder, length of arm to
wrist. An I.
th—Height of person, from the shoulder to the knee
i.rtA —IX - 11 ern-, -...rrew if with
the style.
This plan to quite unique, and will Is• of groat value to
gentlemen at a distance. who Mel It impossible to .obtain at
home Shirts to satisfy them In style and tit.
Also, on hand, a full ttssortthrts t of Shirts of our it tattufac
tore. Any orders addressed to us by mail will be promptly
attended to.
P. S.—Please state by what conveyance they are to be
'hipped. (.IY 9 / L 11.111,,SLIPELD h. I ;ON.
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IY7 JAS. A. YETZER, 89 Water ht.
\CON —A small S.Mllll, MAIR k HUNTS It._
B ... i lot ,d'
f ,tih. lb i t , nis and Slaad—
dens, con
Jyl
ALARGE BUILDING I.OT, 3tl feet front
on Penn street, by 120 deep. Gtr sale by
/Y 3 S. ccTlifocitT li SON, .
el Sim ket st._ ,
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A Lot of Ground on Stephenson etreot, 2,5 fret by 125 feel, 20 this. Nu. 1 Di y Salt Herring:
end a Three Story Brick Dwelling ilifase. well Oat shed. 20 ht lib's. Nu. 1 - ,
A Lot of Ground in the Borough of Manchester, 24 feet by Jost tel'AVed Mill for aile by
1241... feet. Also, a Lot on Fayette street, 24 by 11'4 feet, in 31111.1.31 & RICK 6.TSON,
Manchester. IY3 '221 and 222 Liberty M.
A Lot of Ground on Rebecca street, Allegheny CU y, 27 by
135, and u good Brick House, two stories high —very BA',() N l 2 casks assorted, just received
tt , .. 11, -..... ,,1, Y Ur: , , SPRINORR 11AILBAUOIT
convenient.
A Lot of Ground on Wasliington street, East Liter tly, 76
feet trout by 109 feet cast,V RANK LESLIE'S GAZETTE OF FA.silloN;
ju Frank Lerellll.'el Now York Journal;
A Lot ta . Ground In Sholerville, Chartiera township. 60 by London Illustrated News.
127. and several Frame Buildings. Just received by B. T. C. 3101194 AN,
A PP I Y ia Dylo'l BLAKELY & 1110111 IL
. jyl 41 Filth atreot.
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A SUPERIOR BOOK TO THE WATCEIM AN, BLANK BOOKS, Ledgers, Journals, Cash
_LP and flay Books used in counting housen. Ale., Court
or LAIPPIJOHTEII.—Now ready: Tll5 WANDERE E, a
Tale of Llte's Vicissitudes; by the author of "The Wm 'cli'l)k Steamboat andandßailroad Books, ou hand or made to
teen," AC., &c.
'B ,lodes,ru ' to led any pattern requireaL nod bound in any stylesty le desired. W. S. HAVEN, Blank Book Manufacturer,
"Trudging alwag, unknowing what he sought, my3l Market ht., corner of Second.
And whhitling as he went, for want of thought." _ ._ __ —_ . _ .
NOTICSS OP 7118 Parts: I E I NGLISII CARPE'IINGS.—ROBINSON
"Another popular tale from the pen of au author wl lo
1,21 k CO., Nu. 2.1 Fifth effort. 111“, now jeering tlioincli
needs no introduction; hie otter books having command, at the New York Chistimi House a large I Ili ace of English
a wide sale and made hint familiar to the readhig public."- - , Velvets and 'tapeaptry Brussels Cal - petting. which we pllllll
Moe (Aerate. : receive in a ten' days, and be pleased to show to any ii M.
"The great favor with which the reading public received ' may wish the heat of Imported Gisela. We have also intro io
'The Watrhman,"Tha Old Doctor,"Lawytes Story,' Sc., Maack of Brussels, 3 Flys Ingrain's Stair Carpets, OR Cloths.
alid the ex teneive editions through which each of these . At. an assortment unsurpassed in this market, and all nt
works passed, la the beet evidence which min be furnished of , ic ..,,,,„ * ,,,j a , aprl2
the ability of the author of the' Wanderer.' "—I tlioca Jour. - -- ___
"The Wanderer' points to an excellent moral—and while lt , TACKEREL --
It willmore enchain the attention of the mature reader' .. LY.I. It 50 halt barrels No. 3 Mackerel;
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cannot fail to interest as well as amuse the young. For sale. AO barrels
by' Hawks it Brother."—elevelond Herald. ' CLY 7)
"The iucideute are natural and life like, the narratkie
graphic, and the style forcible. It will please."—flarffl trd
Clasrald.
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REALEST ATE FOR SALE.—BLAIti. ELY
& RICHEY offer for sale—
A Lot of Ground on Penn street, and several Der, idling
Houses—the front one occupied no a store and (twilling
A Lot of Ground on Ohio street, near the Diamond, Alit,-
4,eny City, and a tine Dwelling House.
Your Lots of Ground adjoining the Domugh of Law
renceville.
A Lot of Giound in East Liberty, and n large Dwell. ug
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ta;ATLANT/C- ARD,4OIO TELEGRAPH COMPA-
T.--The Anutulliteeting of the Stockholder of
the Allantlgand Ohio Telegraph Company will be held at
the COMPANY'S OHEICE, PHILAD'A., en TIMESDAY,
the 17th day of July next, at 10 o'clock, A. 31., for the pur
pose of electing onters of the Company for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction of such other business RA may
come before the Stoekholdent. JOSEPH SAILER,
Je27:3t—{ Jy-tandll] Secretary.. .
OHIO & PENNA. RAILROAD CO,
Prrrsanacin, July 7th, 1866.
On NOTICE to the Stockholder. of the Ohio and Penn
sylvania Rath oad Company.—ln pursuance of a vote
of the Stockholders of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, an ELECTION will be held at the Room of the
Board of Trade, In the City of Pittsburgh, o the 30th of
this month, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 6
o'clock P. 11 for fifteen Persons to serve as DIRKTORS OW
THE "PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY," to serve for one year, and' until their
successors are chosen according to law.
J. P. lIRNDERSOM,
Belly of the 0. A. P. R. IL Co.
Omo & PERM. AND Onto & INDIANA R. IL
10 ' NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.— On and after July 7th,
Bills of Lading most be handed in at tho Federal Street eta.
ton before T o'clock P. M. of the day of shipment other
wise, the Company will not pay charges, or Many manner be
rtsponsible for their collection. J. It. MOORE,
Iy7 Superinten't.
tUm DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK No. 65 FOURTH
STREET—JONES' NEW BUILDING.— Delineate
must be made with One Institution In the month of June,
In brder to draw Interert from July let.
Je3o CHAS. A. COLTON, Tresw'r.
AM U SEMENTS.'
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MASONIC HALL .,
ONE WEEK LONGER,
PROM MONDAY NIMIT, JULY ira.
DR. E. BEA LE'S
GRAND ILLUMINATED HISTORY OF Ti!!!
American Arctic Explorations !I!
ToDETIJLE wllß
English and Danish Searches for
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN,
WlTiiiN THE FRIGID Z(iNE.
lu connection with which will be exhibited, at ouch
Exhibition, the
Siege and Bombardment of Sebastopol!
Executed by the great American Artist, ar.ox,:s
Eng from drawing. taken on the spot by the Explor,•rs .
es,. Exhibition every night at S o'clock—Wedneedas nod
Saturday Afternoons at J o'clock.
/MP-Tickets rents--Children 12; 1 , rents.
The extensive celebrity which thin gem of artistic excel.
icney has acquired, as being the most sublime, interesting,
amusing anti instructive ever exhibited. le a miffiCiont guar
antro to the public of DA eurp.slog merits
iY7 I) I' LARUE, Ant.
TOIIN W. 111'CARTIIY, BILL POSTER and
Inaxtuatrroa, will attend to the Posting and InstriLuting
of all kinds of
BILLS FOR CONCERTS, LECTURES, Sc.
All cuunnunications--either by mall, telegraph. or 00,,
wise--direchal to the unit . ° of the Morning Pont, will re.,ixe
prompt attention. 14,7
D [781.1(' SALE OF ANI)
SOF CH PITTBBU 41111 14 /TS --On THURSDAY • vat.-
•ng, July 17th, at 8 o'clock. at the Mereltauhd Exehat,a-.
will to old—Lots N.. 94 and 95 in thu Borough of Ito
Pittsburgh, hating each a front of forty hoc an Curs.,, t,
and extending Lodi at x ty foot to the Rrownsvillo
Lots No, 51 and 59, hat pig each a front of lawn ty
foot on Caroos larva, extruding 1.0 k alsnit (1111•
fret to Li. Brow nnvill, 'lake Ti, at , .0.• are 0501 Millet
gee!, Illentlig Mill and ti,r Pohl, llonse
ALSO—Lot No. lig to thr Borough ./f Birmingham. on Cla,
son strut tirr-gg and Jortepli xtrermt, Imi - int! a In ml
I
of twenty•tmir b•el, extending hark one f.wl t o
Chestatot alley.
Lola No, 211.30 And - .1. having yeah front .4twenty-bur
feet no 1/111 4 01.4111 rat.,,hrig hark ..ne hundred fret 1.•
Cheat nut ally. Th.... Last de-eribed Lola are gituat, a.-at
liakewull's Ultm Woikl
Tll . ll, cash. Sale without !WWI,
J)11 I' M DAN it,, Au. r
CIATALOOLE SALE (IF INTERESTINt;
‘,..) BOOKS., - Ott SAIL Jill .A I . r rn nF, Joly 111 h. •Irt
mendng 7 1 .1, o . l.'Ork, Kohl. at C.minw. .01
Salta Room", .'..rner of Wth",l and Ftlth Irtra,-t, by aatal..gt.w.
a raltta.L.lr ...Alec-that of hooks on a vantly of . thtnrmittn.2
.-ut)ect.s. Ain rug than., will he found 113 rm.'. Anwitiratt flu
Ormer's Ortutranion, Sttr., rannienma plates; Wrist. r's
Pniffily clutredin Contrast, by Dr. Spring. 2
)liblfelfe VII, of thr. Woritl. Raymond's Pollti.-41
any Puataral Life of the. Arida.° to. 111.tratrd; Ti.a h. n
Military Journal, Jut . . N 1,111114; env..
it-, Hawker on Shoottng 11./1-1,• Moor, 01041. e,
•.1 Slavery; TY! ownalia W0r.A.... II ay writ .1 . 11 r
M art of the Frvgch lierrlut.on. lit.tory An, rt
can NI : Worlrx Nli.• 1tb.,1 ‘loolotrs ••f 11• I:
dertul Character, Von Kituntor'n root I.
tits World A,. , e.. Ac
Catra,..guol .+JJ-en•t ow 1 , , u1 , t25.in.41 al LI, Sm.' ,
Rk.mot. - I . I,A.‘
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Jt'Nl PER BERRI ES-- lois) I re
ndv,r and for gab' by 1j) 7' I.l'l I It ,
1110, ALS :OA COPI AV A---'2oo received
_LP nod for maie• by I jy7l FLEMI IRIS
libt; TO LET—A Story Frain,
How., on Inv rort
dodo.y. linger, of 1 jo'2 MI 1.1.1.:11 R 10E. ET:. ',N.
ACO N 1500 lIIs. Clear Saes 8ac.1,,
country rur,l, In ott, La wilt+ by
J AS. A. v Fit.
MI Warr , ' rt t.
T ALLOW —3OO lbs. for sale by
JAS. A. FETZER,
JY7 $9 Water street.
WRAPPING PAPER Single, Medium
and Double CroweN{:rappl.tyi Poprr t'!7 al. by
IL MINER & CO.,
No. 32 Smithfield stre.
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SITTTII (YARD PROPERTY.—We have
for sale a Lot of Ground on Smallmatt street, 30 feet
runt by 134 feet deep to Mulberry alley; on which is two
rwu Story Brick Houses, each containing tour rooms, kitchen
and cnFLr , In the neighborhood of the hydrant, water and
gni. This Is a very desirable property, beautifully hx.ntetl,
commanding a delightful view of the river, scenery on the
oppOdto side,. etc., and will be sold at a eacrince. Avid*.
BLAKELY A locur.y.
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BY ~TELEciRAPR
THIRTY-Votriuril cormanss
FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON, 411.170,—Tbe .89/late. proceeded to
the consideration of private bills.
The Senate passed thirteen bills, one granting the
w id ow of -c ommo d o ii, Rtssatur $5O p e r month for five
years.
The bill for the relief of M'Cormick, pro Posing to
allow him to go beide the Commissioner for a re;
newel of his patent, on the ground that his-former
application was refused through a technicality, was
defeated. It was rejected by 9 majority.
The Senate adjourned until Monday.
Ffoase.—Mr. Oliver, of Mo., from the minority of
the Kansas Investigating Committee, made a'report,
in which he says the resolution on which the Com
mittee was raised, was simply to collect evidence and
report the same to the House. He had no expecta
tion beyond this being done, and arraigns the report
of the majority as altogether ex parte, remarking
that many statements without facts front testimony
to support them.
He states that the evidence shows Whitfield to
have been duly elected delegate in November 1851,
and while the testimony is conflicting and directly
contradictory ou some points relative to the election
in March, 1855, for members of the Legislature, yet
from the whole it clearly appears that the anti-sla
very party was in the minority in fourteen out of
eighteen election districts.
The aggregate votes cast for their candidates
throughout the territory, as they appear on the poll
books, was short of 800, while by the census taken
in the territory before, there were 2005 legal voters,
without allowance for emigration Woe fide settlers.
Ile states that there was no evidence of any force or
violence used to prevent any man from voting in the
territory; no evidence of a single assault and hat
tory about voting on that day ; no evidence assail
ing in the slightest degree the correctness of Gov.
Reeder's judgment in awarding certificates of elec
tion to members of the Legislature. That legiila
tore was the proper law-making body, and therefore
its laws were valid as far as consistent with the con
stitution of the United States, and the organic act,
and Mr. Whitfield being duly elected in pursuance
of the law thus passed is entitled to his seat. Mr.
Oliver reviews at great length the existing troubles
is Kansas, saying that front the evidence they ore
properly chargeable to the revoiutionary movements'
of those who get up the Topeka Convention and
have pledged themselves to resist, at all hazards, the
laws.
The 1101180 resumed the conaideration of the re
port on the Sumner assault. Mr. Allison contended
that this subject involved not only the rights of Mr.
:laminar, but of the people. This wax not merely a
private quarrel ; the sanctity of the Senate Chamber
had been violated by a member of this Hous e , w hi c h ,
bowel:4 r unpleasant, should punish the offender.
Mr. &week :aid there was no cue on record show
log the expulsion of a member for assault and bat
tery. Ile argued that the case pending would not
0 arrant the interposition of the House; no such dis
orderly behavior for which the Constitution provides
punishment having been committed.
Mr. Summons argued that the protection of mem
herr from insult for any thing said in debate was Or
Serlool to freedom of debate, and he, therefore, sm
'mined the position taken by the select committee in
their report.
Mr. Wilson said this whole matter had been invest
cd with en importance quite unmerited. When the
forts were developed, he found nothing but a per.
rune! controversy. The House had only a limited
power over a member, and could not punish for dis
orderly behavior, unless committed in open session :
and could not expel for offence committed elsewhere.
Mr. Eddie =aid the House owed it to themselves for
the protection of their rights; they owed it to the
nation in defence of a great Constitutional principle
to pass a resolution of expulsion, and touch as ho
regretted the tiee.6.sity, he %Van constrained to vote
its passage.
Mr. Giddings tendered to Mr. 'Brooks the whole
sympathies of his heart, for he recollected that Ii
years ago he stood hero accused, but on a different
charge, without being permitted to open hie lips, or a
friend to utter a sentiment in his behalf. He said
that Mr. Brooks had satisfied the law relative to es
stult and battery, but had unatoned for a great crime
comitimed against the Coustitution, a blow made
against the sovereign rights of the people. Ile en
dorsed every word of Mr. Sumner's speech.
Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, wild he should to-morrow
endeavor t.. close the debate by moving the previous
in order that the vote be taken on Monday.
The House then adjourned.
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L A TER PRAM EUROPE.
I=l
N N oni,, '.--The Africa left Liverpool on
the Stti at 1 "'dock P. M. The steamnr‘Vaih
-11.0.11 sv 9, telegraphed actuating reached Southamp
ton on the morning of Saturday.
Mlairo are :inlet. In the House of
Cmn
nt.n.r...n Vriday. Mr. Moore' endeai ore,' to get
I..ght fixed for a d:—..noFion on hie mutton in rrlall s
I • It/11.- k.•on affair, Lor I Palmerston declined to
any reopen:UW(l'y elther directly or indi.
reotly In lie lea:ter, it, he believed that in the pre,
etit t o t e of the relation, hetween the two countrim
-t n. oldnot • • , 11 •• illetll.4L t, poin in
t.. dteru.r the fpie•tion in the !louse 111 r
ore of the itn.at.sflyetory nature of the
L,
ttl,t,,te,l LI the r lei( and duty of the.
11. h-e pronouner 311 opt, . 1..
plpt, c,,ritam twv letter, from 1...r.1 Claren
10 Mr. 1.)314, ona %Pit the
th.i other iu rrlntion to t'entrul A Uteri
. I I.ord expre:i•es hi, satii.fartion that
%Is 1 1 3113:. La 1 tmen inFtrueted to iieg•itiiite on the
I eland American' question. which he truFita will 1... e
.•-toluetett in 3 spirit of cordielitY nail (reel:eon:,
,Tho.h to tt.otatod by the true intereob4 of Groot Tin
ti •1 tiie I oiled
oorrespotoletwe between I>ennutrk. I,rcnt Itri-
L:n and the United States, in relation to ues
! twen pre:.euted to Parliartnortt.
AnAtier latLiuliun ititlelut:n ha lA-4,llUL%ltlred to
.illll,la
exeiteinent wea Prot.le.! in Lonaiiin by an in
lent that occurred. Mr. Dallaii and it friend Went
1.. the lust.!, and tLe eustuuse et the latter nut being
ith the reizitlatiene, heti; gentlemen
returned to the esoluusily The eimeneted a n
• •t,•rt Iron thin aflair. and fur tivii days Mr.
I WI, ‘rts. nepp,•>ed to have lea a studied alt - runt
II
NV •tt• t, ./ tIIS 12 I„ li, .tent of the fail_t
o I tlte 11-n -e It, expel it contemplated
Iler f ulready pi epared, sironely oen-
ramie. toe
tx.seertained st the Iv) I , epartment there,are
thirty-eight commander, end thirty-two lieu•
tenants on leave and Waiting orders. The fire tru.-
1... rs and eighteen tart inoishiptron resently passed
the examination ..f the Naval Academy will be is.,
111,i111Li`ly ordered 1.. sea.
in the Herbert eitiie wa, concluded
thin alternia•u, and the arguments before the jury
In um t cell
Pint form of the Maryland Old-line 'kV
duly 11.--The old line Whigs of
Man 'Anil adopted a platform. As for the Presided,
al candidates in the field, they regard Fremont as
and the principles of the Republican
constitutional: and they think Mr. Bu
'rd Conference doctrines are dangerous
'sit country : hut Mr. Fillmoie they
n to restore to the
the In,
hit
•• the peat, to
From nava.
steamer Quaker
3,,te -'rho
to day with
oy, from Havana., arrived at Ntobt
lu
dater to the nth. mera-
Sugars are buoyant. Yellow Fgver eer yj
loot at Havana.
Ship Burned.
NEw YORK, July 11.--The ship bolded Cale.
hence for Bombay, before reported in Pernambued
In distress, wee burned to the tretor's edge iu that
port on the 21st of May, and mink.
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Nue Vont., July 1?.--Commodore Salter, of the
Irtgitte ShVIILI null, a passenger in the bark Velocipede,
arrived to-day.
The River nt
July 12.—The river is about at a
eland with 2 feet 8 inches in the canal.
DISSOLU'T'ION' OF PARTNF,RSIIIP.—
The Cu-purtnerAhlp existing. heretofore, betWOon Jon.
1 01.1.1X1i and .1. Bofxs KNOX, Onaor the firm of JAMB'S
c01.1.1N8 S CO., hub been tliusolved, this day. by mutual
k
The bluntlyn, or the late 111111 Will be nettled by Jamog
C. Bins. who to uuthorlzed to age theentitle uf the firm for
ti' purpn.r. JAS. 0 , 1.1.1N5,
Iht'oburgh, J une 14. 1856 .1. BANKS KNOX.
:7 --
TitAN'ttrut. to my friends fur past favors, I
1..14 to nolicit a continuance of their patronage for my late
JAYAES COLLINS, who will carry on the FOB
\V A MONO Al01)C01.1.5118:110N, ThA N SPORT ATION AND
CItODUCE BLISINBSS under the style of JAS. COLLINS
(J. 92) J. BANKS KNOX..
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE.
A. A..MASON & CO.,
25 FIFTH STREET.
NNovxcE the opening ol their GliitAT SEMLANNUAL
t•.u.LIC OF DRY GOODS. All of their Immense stock ~on.
tamed in their Wholmile Rooms will be marked down 25
to +OPEE CENT. LESS than regular pd.'s. iY3
FOR SALE-20 Acres of Land; a good
situation for n country store; about twenty miles front
the city, iu a thrivirg neighborhood, and no store near.
Four ilonses—two Brick, two Ylllll2lO--in Allegheny City;
WO Fronts situated on the Diamond, occupied as 0 grocery
and provision store, and for the business four vacant lots.
WANTED--A WILL to do housework for a small family is
Allegheny City. Situations wanted for Alen end Boys.
Apply to OEM W. BCii N. at his Beal Estate Agency and
Intelligence Office. On the north side of Ohio street, fourth
door east of the Diamond. Allegheny City.
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BACON--20,000 shoulders in store and fur
gale by LISSi FORSYTHg SCOIT.
HENRY IL COLLINS
B _
AcoN FIAS-15,000 Baeon Hams in
M score and for
_mile b y EtS7l l & SCOTT.
o'lS:a SIDES--io,ooo lbs. in store and for
V/ We by DYB! ..FoIi.SYTH. & SCOTT.
q C. H A MS--10 tierces in store and for sale
I C J • t i ilS] PI M ,I"Tii & SCOTT
T Ait I.) OIL-50 bbls. No. 1 in store and for
• 4 ~,..112, by 11581 FORSYTH & SCOW.
All:: 1 Al. 4.1 , THE STEAMER AFRICA
Washington y Item•
A rrt vat of Commodore Salter
COMMERCIAL.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
'L. WILMARTIL
Me President:.
GEO. W. CA.BS.
T. S. CLARKS,
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Trtorarer.
N. 1201,111:8, Ja
:kora:ley.
• - JAMES V BARtt.
Superinte.frnt.
S T. NORTHAM, JR.
Ommittee of Arbitration for Joil
GEO. W. cAse, V. P.
JOHN• P. PEARS, T. B. I:TIGRE,
W. S. LAMELY, J. B. CANPIELD
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
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Shpt Lett, yhr Tht y I
Hermann. Nov. York Bremon, Sc July 12
Bdiaburg New York Glasgow July 12
Canada Boston ...... ..... Liverpoul... ..... ....July 16
Ballie New York Liverp.ol.... .. ....July 19
Africa New York Liverpool . July 23
Lebanon New York Ll:erpol Jul. 24
Fulton New Yorl - Havre via Cowes...3uly 26
Barcelona New York. Havre July 28
shim' Irt, fir Du ys
Fulton . Havre New York.. July '2
Niagara Batton, kr Liverpool July 5
Bricuon Liverpool Now York Joly 9
Perele Liverpool New York July 12
City of Iteltimore...Uveriaol ......I.lultimore July Iti
Weettiugton ... ...... Southampton... New York July 18
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
OrrloX OF TILL DOLLY 1.1011.2UNG POST,
Friday, July 11, 1966.
FLOUR...Tbo sales fur the past twu days foot up 571 bbls.
ao follows' bids. extra from wharf at $6,50; 129 bbls. do
from store at $6.75; 40 bids. superfine from wagon at $5,75:
25 bits. extra from store at $7; 16 bbls. extra family from
store at $7.25. and 140 bbls. fine slightly damaged at $4.25.
Friday: 100 bbls. extra rum store at $.6.62: 20 bbls.
perfine from du. at $6.25; 25 bbls. extra from atom at $6.07!
and 15 bbls. extra family at $7.
RYE FLOUR...SaIes 50 bile. from store at $3.2543,37....',.
ORAIN...PaIes 190 bushels Rye at 450., cash: and 2t3
bushel• Oats at 24c , cash.
SUO Sales 6 hhda. fair to good fair at wv.910,.. four
mouths: 6 hhda. hilly fair and 4 hltee. prime at 9% and lne.;
13 hhda. low fait and 5 hhde. prime at 9?..6 . and 10c.
WlllBKY...Sales 135 bids. rectified at 30032 e
EGG ...Sale 3 bbla at 13c, pl dozen.
811.0031 CORN—Sales 2 tons at $llO 70 ton.
13Aci IN The sales for the pant two days foot up r3,0i10
thy and 6 tierces as follows ; —4OOO lbs. shoulders and hams
at awl 104 c.: 1.1000 Ms country aides at 10.4 1000 Ms su
gar cured hams at 12c.; 12000 Ms. shoulders, rides and hams
at 41?..y:., 104. i and 11c., thirty days; Otani thin. should°ra and
h a ms at ulgi and 10%c.. cash; 0 I li.rcem sugar cured hams at
14g.; thirty days; 2000 tbs. country sides at 10 1 ic_, /mall;
0000 It.. shoulders sides and hams at 413.4:, 11 and 11c ; 110,)
lbs. do. at 9 1 .4 c.. cash; 4000 thy. shoulders and tides at
and Ile., cash; 700) lbs. shoulders and hams at 11c.
LARD...SaIa. , 4 libla. No. 1 at 11. 1 .?. cash.
ABll ES. .Salo 4 masks imported caustic Soda at
OlL...Sales u bids. No. '2 Lard st kOr., cash.
FRUIT .Sales 3u tavdiela dried Apples at sl,r.:.<;, c.. 11
IYFRE....SaIe 15 bag. Riu at 12r., caA.
'II ERSE...SaIes 50 boxes Western Reserve at 9(it 9!
/U In/Its du. at 10v.
Foreign Markets
sLeamer Vrieu.]
LIVERPOOL 60110:‘ MARALT. June . 27.—Salce for the week.
:76,1 bale., Including 12.00 n Sr speculation and 17r81 for ex
port The following are the quotations: New Orleans fair
6%; CA:i; Mobile fair Middling Oil,: Upland
faire Middling 6 1.16; market firm, ne'ive speculative
demand, with an advance of S s . The solos on Friday were
10,000 hales. including 3000 for speculation and et - port : Prtle
no Saturday of 10.000 bales: closing firm. Stock, exclusive
of shipboard 720.000 bales including 610.11(k..
A ma ,i e au, Dank interest are reduced 1,; C cord. and the
rate is now 4 1 4. Causal, for nermint are quoted at 84 , ',4F0
American stocks. firm with au upward tendency and
a large speculative domain!.
I.l,isarool., June 211, 4 P. M.—The market con lintnol Arm
to close.
firemlstuffs untbanival with
The weather has harti favorable for agricultural purtsines.
every respect ('insole to-day qui:
us! for account.
A fair business sets done in Flour. and for finer qualities
an advianee of ail to Is bail been ()Ultima'. For Wheat the
inquiry wins nlodenkte, holders generally asking 2d per bus.
mere. Indian Corn was less saleable. and last week's rates
were barely maintained: tin quidations nominally for tell
wheat were kis lidualOs 911; white Ins fkl@lls 3d per 70 tbs.
Western eanal Flour 301•656.:ht5; Philadelphia 34s ei141;35s
italtiniore 3.15(a.375; Ohio 36s Pd to 3fle. White Corn offered
sal 3tlenp3ls 29s lid per quarter.
I'rovisions--Ilevf continued doll and In retail. Pork
of sales. paean in fair consumptive
at (...3e to l.tis for long matilleA luateless. and 314 to 3:us for
t'ilinlaulanil cut Lard still searci•; 1.111111.1e0 at 64:
Twllov imptvved; North Anwru.in lino had broueitt 47a
td to Via Gol ltordn dull at 4., ad for common.
New `lark Market.
Nor V041.i.. July 11.—Tratnezetione in Flour axe t o a mod
erate extent and primp. are without important . - hange: en e,
110 On bids. at $Fx,X,.41.75 or 0001111011 FtlpVllllll. to ...ltrure extra
NI/enigma, for common to good tap•titne state
for extra if, rolumon to good sul.•
fine Indiana, Min.', lowa, Wi4ronalt and Ohio; si€97„:A.
lee extra do., and 574.4 for extra Ft. Loula. It3ellout at
Irt to:4.X tar fine and superfine. errn-n,eat nominal!,
i.e. same.l hurl. safes -no,onti bushel, at Missouri,
rl 515ni,1.85 for infari, to strictly white Citevlina; $l.lO fa
inferior white . sl.:tl 1.4' x hits s u,s
$l.Ol for mixed Swabian. and $1.37 for
spring, elusion doll and in. Rye in lair inquest with
t nit Important change in pric.st , .0200 ton:AM-Ls as 75 for
distilling and b 4 for olliplOtig a ~.tern and tinrtltern.
47..n0i bushels cloaini, at 55 for distilling miae.l West
ern. and 1,6,‘,61 , cumnivii tv grid do....iiithern yellow it
.60.1. and ered7o for white scuthern. Oats in fair reinvest
,r{4 1.-44 for SlOlO and Western Whisky firmer. sales .1.4.
I, Lie. Ohio and Prison at 7 .5 i d eimin d
-ales bids. at 20! ijig..2l for )less;.. for prints.
11 , ,.1 steady ; n raw immiry ; sales 350 bbl. at V. 50458
so,soViilo for .1.. mem; f r rr
ked mess. and stlw 3f Itol, It, extra. do. Beef llama and
hams Nis, Reef ...malty the sumo Cut Meats a shade
. sales '7O Weis at S 7 ..ett sliouldots
1.. r hams; salon nn Wide, 01tt01,41 yi.les at :1 1 ,w, n
i g , amt
i..,000 bulk tildes. at 10 Lard better; sole. 0,0 I.tois at 12 1 ,
and lii Butter nod Cheese without change to tivtire.
Philadelphia Market
Pun. /DZI.PRI a, July 11 --Flour market quiet, %tint but lit
t!- ovpieri, attk tinkle. And lalyerii no ailing the iweitit of
the A tram'', adviees. Smell naive to retail trade at $4,714007
tot common to gnat brands. and $7.5.0:441 fin for extra mol
1 iiicy tannin. /lye Flour .11 f and bald at an atlx.s.
Corn Meal isin fee , reitileat and firm at $;2.117 1 ,. There In
demand Mr Wheat, toil rei - etpkv continue small ; atilee
has at $1,240.441,10 for liitorior to prime Soul been and
Prausylrama red. and $1,450051.75 for ordinary to prime
liii• . lt • eivairce and in demand at 76u. cora 14 muck
o anted. Ninth very , little arriving; salon r b)( , ) hua Som tern
y-ilow. afloat, 6464, ~.nts advancing: sales Sfsm
Loss in •t.4.4lkat air. Whisky isand price iue
small ales of :1t... stare..
Emterti. 111 c ent s
pi haul, and 324 - . for drudge-. liar k farther div•lmed; tabs al
1.106 mai-maim at sttiv
Baltimore Market.
It k urnon r. .1 oly IL—Flour rums kr•t Atestay at yeaterslity's.
susstallom Whent sal. firm. Cssro dalars..r.
Ni:sr Utart NA. July ---4N , t ton markt , easier, tinotßti.ne
Mg for middling 101 , ,/ ik Ifeight tvrltug excliano,
.100441 111. 10.
041 - Bwerhavo's Holland Blltera --I'hia is the
o-le of a medicine wt, within the illpflo of n few years,
has gainer 1 an unprevedented voimtarity as a remedy for in•
di a...AU..., tcrrr and agile, general debility', rheurnatlarn, an.
The hrohrielone 01 1b. , . la I alual•le medicine, Iltninniin page .
.;, a Co. c•erou ~t Third and Sinithnehl etreets, have in
their VK14,01,0111 10rittel uwnnumiale, 00t only from °Lit,
:dale, Ault planee, ;nit foal] i•erpivine residing. our 01011
.01.1 wlei have. through the eflicao ~f the hitters,
been reshited fromt sivituese to health.
CitrioN . .--To prevent imposition, N. ciiinful to nisi' for
//al.und Bitter..
Sold. at $1 por bottle. or Piz bottles for $5, by tho pr..
ptao,e, 11ENJA511N PAGE, .Ih. 1 W., 51anttructurIng
I . ltarunt,nrtista and Chetntata, Pit btintrttit, 1b..; It. E. SKI,-
LY-Ith <1 W., corour of traaaond and Wool etrrYda; and
Drltgglaia zottarally. Ithlw
PEKIN TEA STORE,
No. 38 FIFTH STREET,
ONE 'XXIII EAST OF THE EXCUANCIE BANK,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
GREEN BLACK TEAS
umorters for CASH. The
Purchases! direct frotn the .Y
“Itestets of all the different (la, z.rs and grades of TEA
brought to the AMelltii.l market, and
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
At THIS
V ER Y LOW EBT CASH PRICES!
PACKED TEAS, PUT UP IN METALIC PACK•
Ail ES, expressly for the trade.
TEAS OF ALL GILADES, BY THE HALF GILES' T.
COFFEE, SUGAR, COCOA and CHOCOLATE of the =se
casrms, for sale.
Long experience In the business is a sure guarantee that
entry article sold will be as represented.
AGENT, Br SPECIAL APPOINTMENT, roa THE SOLE or DR.
JAYNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES. S. JAYNES.
Pittsburgh, June 20, 1866--(Je2O)
LEAD -30 0 pigs of Lead now landing front
steamer Henry Graff," and for sale by
je3o MILLER k RICK ETSON.
YOUNG HYSON 'rEA—IO chests finest
King Chop Young Dyson Toll, at 7 5 0. and $1 is lb., re
ceived by F. It.. DRAY°,
mslo 82 Market and 1 Diamond.
S4,OOFOR TWO CHOICE BUILDING
tote, t‘sris k , a large front on two streete,
by 303 feet deep, pleasantly situated on Mt. Washington,
ill be sold on racy tot me. S. CUTHBERT & SON,
yel7 Real Eatate Agents. at Market et. _
COFFEE. -150 longs prime Rio Coffee ;
61 do. extra du do.
40 do. Old Gov. Java do,
Ia store and for Aldo by MILLER 1 RICK ETSON,
Nje-iyo. 221 and :n Liberty street.
tiENIOV-Al..—On and after the 27th of
J uno the undersigned will be in the new office, No,
g Fourth street, "Jones' Building," next door to the Ale.
chanties' Bank. J. K. MORANGF,
Inl4 Banker.
BACON -2000 lbs. Sides and Shoulat3;s .
for solo by Liel4] HENRY H. OOLLI.NE 3 .
STARCH -100 bits. Rochester Pearl — STTirtti
for sale by Del4l HENRY IL COLLINS.
OPTRITS '1
,aut:KER.
by ; my2-21___ J.
sc oo lloo barrels fur
LOOMS.-100 tons Lake llamplain for
sale by (J -13] Sri°. OIORHKAD.
FISHING TACKLE.—If you intend going
to the mountain streams to pass the hot weather, call
tu, Wore leaving, and examine our stook of Fishing Tackle.
It is full and complete.. DOWN it TETLEY,
ja3O No. 136 Wood street.
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72r0 EMPTY EELS. FOR SALE by
R1CY3.1213 & ANDERSON,
Ivll. No. 39 Wood st., oppoette St. Oharlea Hotel. ttiyl2
.
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IMOR
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TRY. itrtoth , --Tbere were 3 feet 3 inches wscr in .the chan
nel,
at, rittalt Jost evening, by the metal marks, and falling.
We would like to see the Marine deeociatinn have the water
marks adjusted during the present low stage of water, so
that reporterefor the presa and all others interested in dyer I
navigation can make correct reports. The regular daily
heats plying to and from the city report eight to ten inches
leas water in Glees-bunco Ripple than the metal marks cell
fur. For the benefit of shippers and others we would sug
gest to the ASSOCIatI6II to appoint a committee from their
body to have the marks so altered that the) will give the
correct steamboat water in the channel of the river. We
learn from some of the old keel-boatmen that the metal
marks were put there for the benefit of keelboats, When
there was only [went ) inches water in the river, and ware
correct
Tns steamer "Orb," Capt. ilea. D. Moore, Is the regular
packet for Wheeling this worning--leaving at 10 o'clock.
Tex little light draught steamer "Nebraska" la now tank
ng daily trips between this city and West Newton, connect
ng with the Railroad at Conn°Ratlike for Baltimore.
Til6 tine light draught steamer "Sam Young" arrived yea
.rday, from Cincinnati, having on board about 200 tons of
eight. She looks well, and is again ready for business.
NAME POit A NOW BOAT —Capt. James Woodburn hae decid
ed to c 'II his new propeller, now finishing for the Upper Mie
sissippi river trade, the " Redwing," after a town of that
name about fifty miles below St. Paul, Minnesota •
TRY line steamer "Chilton " will leave this morning for St.
Louis, stopping at all intermediate ports. If experience in
boating and clever officers will command biisinese, the steam
er 'Clifton" stands A No. 1.
THE fine, new light draught steamer "Thomas Scott," is the
regular p cket for Cincinnati this morning. Captain John
Ferguson is it command, and Mr. H. K. Reynolds takes
charge of the clerk's office; they are both experiencedviver
men and well qualified to fill the stations they occupy. She
will leave punctually at 10 o'clock.
To light draught and Beet steamer "Jabolil"Cie" wilkleave
this morning for Lottiortilo. Capt. A. Stewart is in command,
end Mr. O. W. Hausman presided in the clerk's office. Since
the " Poe " made her last trip she has increased her power,
uew ld inch cylinders. and It is believed will greatly im
prove her speed.
THE Cinchinntl Commercial, of July 10th, says:
Our boatmen refuse to receive a pound of freight under
be following rides...
Pittsburgh and Wheeling—Whisky and Oil, 100 c. bbl ;
Pork. 85c.; Flour, 600.; Molasses, 81.60; Lard, BISCOni Sugnr,
end Grain, 30c. 100; Wool 40c. 74100: Cotton $1,54i hale.
St. Zonis—Dry Goods, 76C.; heavy Freights, 60c. ? cwt.;
Whirly $1.50 WA.
New Oricares—Flour $1.25; Whiskf 11,75; Oil $1,75; Pound
Freight 65c.®$1 ?nit.; Bacon 65c. VI 100. Pork 51,50.
..v,,,hri1.1.--Whisky and Oil $2,50 bbl.: Ale $2; Pound
Freight $1,25 'ft cwt. Cabin Passengers $15...
11Lbash and .I,g:unsex...No boat!) loading.
The rates to Now Orleans. from Louisville, are 50 cts. f
Pound Freights, 51,25 hhL for Pork, sl,6ofor Whisky. Stria
hhd. for Tobacco. Tie latter by the 100 Das. in taken at
45 cents. AL-these rates the bootie are receiving but light
cargoes.
THE LOllinViltO thirrier, or the 10th, days:
The river wad dlowly receding yeeterdwy, with throe feet
nine inched water In the Clll3Ol last evening. During the
provioud 24 hours the river had fallen one inch.
The Grand Turk, that was reported on fire, or partially
burnt in the Lower Ohio, arrived here yesterday morning.
She had caught lire In the bold, and the dames had made
such progress that at one time it was thought she would ho
entirely consurued. The crew went to work, turned water
and steam Into the hold, and put out the dames.
The cargo was much damaged by steam, as well as fire. in
cluding a lot of 160 bbls. sugar for this city, some 26 WEL of
whizh were badly damaged. It belonged to Newcomb & Bro..
and wan Wonted in St. Louis.
STFAIMIAT FULL BATOU Bans.—A destructive fire broke
out in Bayou Bars, on the let inst., among theleetof ,trild
ing boats lying at the levee. The fire originated on the bout
belonging to Meters. Whitennut i Hata, and rapidly spread
to that of Mesans. Lest k Irvine. Both boats, with their vat
°able cargos.' of groceries, were entirely consumed. The
books and papers, however, were raved. The Joel is estima•
ted at about $6,000, un which there is no Insurance. The fire
to supposed to have been the result of accident.
PORT OF PITTEIBURGII.-
32rErt 3 INCLLaa WATICR 1 TIM mom= DT ME:111. MADE
ARRIVED.
Steamer Col. Bayard, Peebles, klizabeth.
Eolion, Ilenderickson, Brownsville.
" Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
" Luzerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
" Nebraska, Bears, West Newton.
.• Tigress, Herat, Wellsville.
•• Or , Moore, Wheeling.
" Sam Young. Greenlee, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Col. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
ninon. Elenderlekson, Brownsville
Jefferson, Woodward,
latizerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
• Nebraska, Bears. West Newton.
" Tigress, llerst. Wellsville.
Rosalie, Doyle, Wheeling.
" Venture. Boles. Steubenville.
STEAMBOATS.
WHEELING, &c.
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Packets.
The ROSALIE, Capt. lien Dan.r, and tbe
OR R, Capt. OEOBGB B. ?doom, will run M
REGULAR DAILY PACKETS t.tweeo. Pitt.
letrglt, Steubenville and Wheeling, Stopping at all Interme
sh/tie torte.
Ito Hos:ALM will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed
esdays and Fridays, at 10 o'clock, A. M.—Riettnortm, sits
will leave Wheeling on Tueedays, Thursdays and liatardays,
to 7 1 A o'clock, A. NI.
The steamer OR B will also leave Pittsburgh on Tuesdays,
Thuredays and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock, A. M.—E.cruntatio,
s he will leave Wheeling on Mondays, Wednesdays and 'Fri
days, et o'clock, A. M.
For fremltt or passage apply on board, or to J. D. COL
LINO WOOD, Agent, at the 1 ittaburgh Marine dissociation
Rooms, e 2 Water st.
West Newton—Re-gttlar Packet.
Regular Iktiley Packet for West Newton. in
connection with the Connelsville ftailroad.—
The exMlent and very light draught steamer
Az 4 li A. Capt. C. Base, will leave DAILY (except Sun-•
day) 1, Wont Newton, hi cumnalion with Connehille Kan
ngal
Paarangerg and Shippers Will apply un how.' or at the
W.-,t Nowton WbarftioaL jor
CINCINNATI.
For C inotanal
.Th . e steamer RELIANCE. Capt. B. F. Wood. ,
t.RN —Clerk - , R. PORTER—Win leave far the
above and Intermediate ports on 'SATURDAY.
h. at 10 o'clock A. M.
F..r treLght or lesaango apply on board , or at th e PTTYS•
01 . 1« ill MARINE ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No. 82 Water
strut.
For Cincinnati
;AEAThe new light draught atearuer Tl.lOll A S
SCOTT, Capt. JOON FEROVSON—CIerk, If. K.
Rcesetos--`vrill leave for the above and
fnter
mediate parts ou SATURDAY, July 12, at 10 o'clock, A:3l.
For freight or passage apply on hoard.
LOUISVILLE.
For Louisville
The steamer JACX.III POE. Capt. Sralvane—
Irrk, 0. W. BAUSSIAN—wiII leere for the above
and intermediate ports on SATURDAY," July
11101. at 10 'clock A. M.
For freight ur poteage apply on board, or at the rams-
BURt4 I 1 I,IARTNE ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No. S'-Cater
~treet. .1.1 10 •
SAINT LOUIS, &c.
For St. Louis
The strainer CLINTON, Capt. Tem Pon—
Clerk, V. l'irCholiartY—trill leave for the abortion
intermediate ports on SATURDAY, July 12th,
at 12 o'clock M.
For freight or paesagii apply en hoard, or at the PITTS
111.1tO II 11ARINiii ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No. 8Z Water
Avert. jylt
E MON & CO.— TRANSPORTATION
ia 1.1 N Raving made extensive pre- •
...,rations title winter, we are now prepare
do a HEAVY BUSINESS by PENNSYL A 1,d% Al.
and RAILROAD, THROUGH TO AND FROM THE EAST
ERN CITIES. We can assure our friends and all those
dispo.s.l to patronize the Penna. Canal and Railroad, that no
iqllllB will he spared to render general satisfaction to Ship.
!wry, of Eastern and Western Irveighi. The AVOIDANCE
41F THE INCLINED PLANES ON THE ALLEGHENY
PoRTAIiE RAILROAD will give increased despatch to the
transmission of freight.
Office on PENN street, at the Canal Basin.
mhl.4 LLOYD t LEMON
jT TRANSPORTATION LINE.--
1111
transporting Freights th e
want
facilities
to and from theAisAl
, lita
rl. Cities, via Pennsylvania Canal and • ;we are
increased our stock of Boats, kc., on same, to a DOUBLE
PAILY LINE, which gives no a capacity of over 1500 tons
I.r mouth each way.
We assure our friends, and those disposed to patronise the
State Improvements, there will be nothing spared on our
part to render general satisfaction. in forwarding Eastern
and Western Freights with promptitude and despatch.
KIER ,t MITCHELL,
augll:y Canal Basin, Pittsburgh a.
DAVID X CANDLM3S. WILLIAM MEANS It. A COIVIX
Iti)Candless, - Means Si Co.,
to Wicks M'Condless,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS, and Deulors in.
IRON, NAILS, GLASS, COTTON YARNS, andPitte
burgh Manufactures generally, corner of Wood and Witer
streets, Pittsburgh.
BINGHAM & CO.—TRANSPORTA
kj TON LINE—Vts PENNA. CAN
RAILROAD.—Thenud Al4llli
subscribers are p
pared to ship FORTY TONS OF PRODUCE 1,1, to F ta
delphia, Baltimore, or New York, via /the State Works.
They will pay particular attention to Wily Freights between
Pittsburgh and Johnstown. Baring ss DAILI LINE OF
Ft ItST CLASS PENNSYLVANIA CANAL BOATS, we hope
to be able to render entire satisfaction"
OEO. BINGHAM & CO.,
apll:2la Mud Bulb. Libertyst.
APING PURCHASED the Interest of
THOMAS AN, In the Pcdtit Boner Yard, e.
Ale brat of May, I will hereafter carryon the Boiler D.IWOg
and Sheet Iron work, in all their brunches, at the old
Water street, below Penn. With the experience of thirty
%
ears In thi s bonne. I hope to render dalltetiott to an
I atu favor me with their trade. JAMAS WIGIITIIAN.
vitteburyo May 28, 1858. mratlimd
11VE ACRES o• first-rate land, three in
cultivation, balance in prime timber, latilab , in . " 7
pleasant location, about two miles from. Allegheny city, with
ii lance front on the New Brighton and Aillegillell7 7'lB- 0
•
i„,itowl, will In eld un ”..y term"Y
111, CUTHBERT h SONc
Real Eatatb A 5 ,012111, 61 Market at.
------------
1 1 V - AND "B. LINIM_ENT— gro of Al
• len's on hand and for sale by mouse Raw.
PRUSSIAN BLUE-45 cases
B. for sale by
A. .FAIDDISTOOK CO,
corsair First sod wood dteaL
JACOBS' AMALGAM PENS—These Ps
es will be found se ctarebberra ruz or ge3o..tuado
stool, end will not oaten, or each in the Pape'neither win
tbey corrode or Injure the color of the ink, es stml pent in -
Tenably do. price, $2,00 per gross. For sale by
W. S. FlATsllo3tatiorker,
Market attest, ismer ott3econa.
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EWS.
Health'
taw its xttr
_
. .
DISEASE Olit-VIE44DAETS
;ito,;o;;i3totii.ii.._,_44Vl4,- '.
WEAKMEIgt ,, OPAAWN IMV 7 ‘.?"'i ' , -
FE V Eit-A4k41,11.11 , ~ . z.:',
A NlYffie l'iiiiiktii LAC MIS COBSOBEttI na CP,
13_ a disordered.Stomach'or •LiVer.qsiteitair
Acidity of the Stomactu.Colieltf EllitireilitbirWe' ~ ..91 .
APPetite, ;Deelletelenenteestiveatisi - IIIIMI:driflt ' hie
Pile's. In all Nervous, RhannattO-stlGr 'Areas:. :.
tions,ithas in.numerintsJitaa,d l 4oWhitelteed,, i
and in othertrelfedsta,dedded ' ( ~,, ...,,,.-- ...i. et , t,T.,.. , . - ,,:...:.
..2
A1..i:in , :,?,.. - . ....,-..:-.,.., ,I ......
,; ~..:- . -o„ qs3o , - . ,, _ •
Nature finds isynew enemy to crinthatf.wittights , .
.fuf.tordititi:difthYtitehr. .Ittefecliestrii.idiiiosedsitidiPlar..- '
the cure.terzegurnt4-..linuotankrif es, ntriii?lehteheek r iti
the aysfeatOurby arousing its
vital-ener#746shrinalf.ac
-
tioni tlethrfWfrtia4l4i4einllfrait64Jl7
arediejtistthOslisessegt ht" a=o4;,,
Whatritsmindleiriar vilifies Are so anivilitiWAckhOwi
edge(*fittaiitollealfUtOeheififfkaultilkit-ouli,.*pcox-
Iku- - a AxMilrtiediffne;:.dixititieleold'bf iteenl4s l / 1 11ifaeftre
et yawl ; elVfledfutitOe; -I.ltlivitlldAteelakiiiidlese - to
offer.fneth Or. evidenceidetins flextime' doiiblithielAW : whe
have tried many adSerttaid remedies, and ellll b f rom
Dyepepelfk itrorwommate.dVite:dreadttil4 s: "likeialikfola
the fidlowirig cordlicates, the authentit,BY OV.' _ .„. et
be doubted: ctielirdptuniudtdivifroinrpeintois - SO Xlatiwn.
WHAT3TII3 DQING FOItiTIMIHOWeI" .
Wm. tschnebytan,pliqi.ev4PaccialW"Plraq
".I have frenyendy, ; used dtar.haVe i Bair fete . .anu
tied - it iiivaxiably'refie* indigestioder Idfity:2'
Rev. Samuel Baba& .svi , i: “Flitim .;'!akl i gA p tfmin
its use:thr a severe. headset's; ifittrjiiiilkil . - ifet!
fared."
J. W. Woodwell -Esqsays --d thaveilifoOf ftrfol
land Bitters myself; anti refttfpntentled. tto °the" rosc
It to be just what it is represented.? • : .
Lid. Jonathan Neely, of Lcurei St.Olaii, says:,"l..pavedro
rived great benefit from it use fai'aulakreitaretthetpiatoth
and is ilgestion."
-Janata llfilfuralti soya: " After leVereL.PhSkailtig- had
heed,Bierhatre's ..WI3 lead Bitters rtenprACt4#4o f rees ,
mg h4rtliadi4d6; atialagilthalfilatiZA,,i. t -:
no efutdi of tilt, tortantifnotdiltriii **; . ; 0 .4 e .
of the beat phydeliinii in dila Pielittr,hieder 1 .. ,._,.._. . ..„ . ..,Te: 8
A
Holland Bitters cured me o f thertrorstforttr. amve.." --
Francis hilix; only manniketufer. of .ilid.itor 71:-
tract of Coffee, says: "I know that Vale Itelhunt.
one of the best medicines In the world ,fisf. , ii:, dbiof '
.
stomach OT liver .
Dr. Luderig.editorottlae “Fackel , "'it' WaM a
. 04 . '
ptioliiittwed
it a medicine deserving the confideacti-MilinAgdtg4...,' .
Dr. Enernart, the leading. German . o l .7 l lXMia'..4ts.roluls,
hos prescribed It frequently, durttig,Cialtatlinnalth
marked mr.tea . s. In u t b o its ,. 4t A t qW.f44)lo: l4 . T“ 6 .899 141 ' 1,
or of the System generelly:'".' t,,,,.. • , ..., ...;.,,, ~,r,„„._,, ,r ., . -
The manager' of Ballou's tfittegagriohtitcsif,tire,„:„.%Omd
it myself, and Watrthete 'Vire liidudatto eft ,„,, , •3frstiitten
my wife, (troubled with the great debllitycondbee4o-Wof
a consumptive habit,) paternally. it tadoinigheryttOrgood
than anything she hat ever taken :"" - '
-. Prri ..
NOTICE I „ ~:,.,.._,:, . -
Whoever expects . to Bed in'thisi fielkiao stilpe .dhatp
pole ted, but to the sick, Vielr, and . Itailitited. ,itratffii:
prove a grateful aromatic' cerdiat,ptalsooo,o,,singftlar rata. : , ,
edial properties. - ,
„,,,.... ,
GADTIONI - -, .",','!",1 q ,,T...
'Mir great popularity of ihia deligittfiii..l4lndsesid
many imitations, which the,publieldlonlakiShidterr
ehtuting7 Be not persuaded to b4 . adythiVelaihnnialun
have given Beerhave's Holland'Aittodralwtdax,;. ; XinsiUt.
do will convince you bow infinitely irtiper
in/Undone. . -• , .., ..:, 1 '.,r1.,.; Y
.—Sold at . I par bottio,at six bettleattgAl 'SO
proprietors, 11;ENJA31111 , PAGRaI I ....
Manufactering PitandaceitheiWa*,e3lhitiarteti. -
car. Beilthdeld and Third ti,BlA4lll,lfrlfh•,,
GENSalit. aaawni.l;
~;,, , ,,i'Ti. '
Philadelphia, T. W. Dyad h,fietif4..W ~,X .2l,4lretit." Hew
York, Barnes'& Park, VA Broadway; eenfetz.l/pitte. Sett ,
more, Coopers Brothers, Gay street and „Nino: Ammo.,
Cincinnati, John ft: Park. er e i'YiBa.
Water et. St. Louis, liarnartl,,Athulink eratiLl‘firleans;:a.
.. , . . . .
Wright A Co. --..., ,-... , ., , e , 0,,, , : . .cr.1• mutt
Dcl...
• t - , r;••
A -I. 8001% irregolar graditattiCod , plaftleWtrelifen•
sive practice end oxpexicOoe, indatettlira-tolitotitiffaradt
are to alleviate htman sofferto& tug well se to 44.0 . 01iitper ,
(acted an - +' 1 4::: ..•-
VTIX! 2
IMPROVDHENT illabaldtlfdL.LiWaßtha__
VPIRMIMag . OP DR. CrAfr:
Having prepared .theta remedise aaftheLtatidiciWpartaligr of
Dr. C. Mclaae, for mastryeark • 72i,
OCR IMPROVSID,:IITIiE, PU.RS IANVMHLittiMIE
wawa,' greater efficacy and API inereculld - hrtitien
than the Wear AD and Vermifuge wetland the
er/gipal recipe of Dr, C. McLane. • WoinaktithlaW.aatitoi
understandintly, and .rue amend tham Ao , lllo MOM! as
being both pleasant and-curative, and believe theriaklzrior
to arty other Liven - Pflt or r Terrolitigdliftei pz t 0 . -
Read Cenri*eto tit P:r., 4 o._*4llll4a,hette'•
• -
-4,71
THE IVIII7LEMrHaIi CHINHERE4V
DR.' I: SCOTT'S' , ermloo.llA,,_litn-
WIEITh
The UniveMisi relbit 4=14 tIY Alndicnams of-this L"
EBRATED 110831 of,Eain .gaters imcaseaol thertunstlinn,
flout,. Lumbago, &re .Throat, Braises, Sprains.Jhealliiigh
BdEtiassor.theJohits, Schthies,,Eains, Scsids;Bm*VAiles
or any atm dis - e r asefoOrhiali. allaiD.Kiner.ar Is
used., enables 'in to assert positively, 'that BlvL. , BOOM
CSLE4IiATED WUfl% cucessux m - Nnummis the
raosticdlable, safe- and plemandzimactlY• - •t•_ - ., 4 / I m.n cm '
sowing as proKrtimifo'flVEAtimulDl and
3 105 *
TUE : ET.MON FLBADICATiOIBOE4.AIN. ,, ' The' at
testations:to its, virtinssogiven44Y potions , ut; 'Oilie r :Shed
judgment..and,strict integrity; 'should induce:4la jrd it
as a standard FamilyEady. The chest
require nothing, more than the fallowing MatiMMlT4lll#. C.
McLane, 'cllstiogaished as '4; grbi4 4 igeoiff* , 9 t - mai cal
remedies:
READ' l - •
REl4,lrll
Or:A011V ' t ' e . t7i "
' , , ~,
• • 2,BittntutoWif;llEstit . , .
'Ms is tatertity, that E.hADNexamalar.4346 l l46' '
p arin g / 11 .° 1 4 03 PnroYed' VOrMiNte3tatirsieN II . 15r.-
I. Scot wilt has beet IN TILE,HABIZOWPM. J ~G .
AND USING MY oßsorssysnworMiliOxio *,
during the last tt Llama:V.Bos, andiliii T. belie** '
has IMPROVED TIIN&L . I Mato tho Amin alataamat.tbe •
more willingly at' I KAYE -NO lIIIER.E.VI. . „IN MEM
WHATEVER. I would hirther State , t,lat .I.4lo:kfrogßiotly
used his CELEBRATED inirrk CIRUSSUISI.OO:IOT
In my practice, with the happiest effects,SMd that tizllli con'
vientitmsly recommend it. C. * 1 .04x W-2*
All the above Medicines prepared soleliunder-44 met
vitdou of Dr. I. SCOTT. sold by Druggists, eubLiteninxibi
everywhere,
The DENDIRR Dr. C. 31cLANI. r&f.*ittel,Ma
PILLS AND isivnovEn vaxrputir, arii.Eigl44,liAr•
I. SCOTT & CO, azwinparde4l Icy (tit - tilt - Cafe 0t;.04174 - 4/3.
The OF.4.IITINN WRITE CLILCASSWi .140.2 , 00itinrded
by Dr. L SCOTT & Co., accompanio& with sitnatmdt - olti.
SOOTT,
DR. I. SCOTT k 6..,RolilyopaOtnntle:
Bank e, IdorgantAkalft
DR. Si. It. KEYBER,Wholesaladokrf
140 hood streetclitbttnitit.
JAR. R. Yuzrozaii
la22.llylsewl %pat) ,Not IlidlroadDepOtAlegMr;
A CARD TOVELBLADIES
GE. DIIPONCO'S
FEMALES. the
Golden Pilla, are perfectly They
' betut.
used in the private practice of old Dr. DtiOnce.-fu•ii ,
yearn, and thousauds of lattivircau testify': t0?1.11a
never-failing mimosa • in. .almost every :citte.,42it
irregularities, relieving' paled Unedisira4si44a 7 a.• .
Lion, particularly at the change of yfiv, 2 O PIIG
will cure that common yet dreadfordidolietsVie ,
Nearly eery lady In the land outrank
Tim above pill has permanently inied .:thoussaA9ol4olll.l -
cure you it' you use them. They cannot learin i s=t
contrary, they remove all obstruCtions, ream* • .
proper channel, and invigorate the whole aystities
whose health will not permit an increase of tantaY,4lGikl r
these Pith a successful preventive.. •Por *.1117 •
rections on the box. Prioe will - be' !4:
mindenthilly, by-until, by encloslng'&l4o eithifecir ,
lowing agents: •
Solt by SAMPLE & RrsED, gepUritl7teiit!.•
City; FULTON'S Drug Store, Dinar rl49 1 viV i
and by W YA,..GILDENFDNIftIr .h; . or ;
opposlte the Theatre, 'Plttabitrgli, - Who
proprietor's prices. Sold "alt Ditlgghilif• • -1114;,
Gained States. • arie—bettui3P
PRIVATE DISEASES---DRAIRONM No..
CO Smithfield street, betweetrArblrst:JM
etroets, devotee his entire attention to sin. .
tice. Ills business is, fur the Uteert.llititi
of
private Einereal Diseases, and .suelt , l! . . . . , „ . , t . • '-
brought on by imprudence, - youtiatil ' Oak- .talf= o „ •=cest. .
Syphilis, Syphilitic, kruptiOtus; Gonoribaskieli•
Urethral Discharges, Impurity of tbb /Roes!, !irk i n.
of this Venereal Organ. SkipDise*S, :.I..i&t i :i' '' , . , a Tat's'', Ringworm, 'slercurial DlWaltaL
~.---- '"" ''F 7ii: 7
Impotency, Piles, Rheumatism, Pemale", .• Irk..? .
Suppressions, Diseases of tlie sointr; ' '. _hank .. ~...
Affeceitnii 3 Psharin the. Back...and ...L rlyd
*''"'
Mudd* anißldnamsnmesisfOßlCtfea 444 s"T to b t
INVintir Ylinkkrlkacticejik . ill'Odl i enab i g
to We/ aWsof•ateos of - A 5p512044? . ~#. ll o u ora*PftilD"
dor al ego. , ' -,--4,_
Mice =1 Ilivite dOng - atation - gr,"!(.?,nr
between Third and Ph4f ll4l P . ''''
' [ifrA, t.
Kir - Oharlow moderute:...tf - '_____L_,---
r
- 1 -F the cure of szOrxrAirsil2ooB.7llfitt ro R. BROWN 6tintit : ia t~ be
leng-standirg mow sstrifeedilleir'Thiiiftlfi lfet r
to :cad witbmit- PerpOisillist4 lol . I
eat BlKlntrattion'VeSct,'Be*lng., g*P.0111:410:
de!nY tb gettP, adde 6 . 4. 4 4 P - M 9 rP 4 -fFT , SA , ft:
0 , answered. . 4 ..e . f ra iS sa
113eVilee and Prbidis •
between vim and Youlttrittfilb}l4:;:i;V:lK,,,,
U -F F D & S
IC • n - B S
tViI4P °V-11
-1- 11 Tuts . 0 4 ,1 11 ,, Bp41 ?! ,4)
UAt it tL2B . A°
AIR" pat prpreep. -
Ak° ' newc' of
suntanl4 Cir*V-M,
fleattelL peeltlefitlf.
• • r., EtTitKitEla , VE4o4' ; '-:
Nollo-Wood:P.i
VIETH WARD PROPERTY;9
_IU s"LOt of Ground an Pike street. betren.M . l4ollo4
yucto streets, with few sepiteste9thotw, Etwaa,t9V ,
cptidi ry
tingt snfYwell reptett ,W . 411310p1d
PO BTAI
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