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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
WES DA Y MIANING: ................ :: : : JIILY 22
THE
SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
WILL BE HELD
AT .PITTSBURGH
Oa SEPTEMBER. 30th, end on
OCTOBER lit, 2d and 3d, 1856.
Je24 • ROBT. C. 'WALKER, Secretary.
The Corrigan Tragedy-
The ehort item in yesterday's paper announcing
the rumor that Corrigan had, on Saturday night, pat
an °ditto his own existence by taking poison, turns
out to ba a fact: and briefly as possible we will give
our readers a.eketch of the man, his trial for mur
der, oonviction, sentence and death. On hearing the
report of the suicide we did not know but it might
possibly have been originated by some one who
wished to "fool the reporters," as it is sometimes
called, and at first did not feel disposed to pay much
attention to it. However, to satisfy ourselves, at 10
o'clock on Sunday night last, we took a seat in the
cars for Greensburgh, Mr. E. Y. Beggs conductor,
making the connection with the old county seat of
Allegheny, in an hour and a-half. Here we found
the rumor, in all its dread reality, fully confirmed.
A human being, who had been convicted, under the
laws Of his country, after an impartial trial, of the
highest crime known—taking the life of a follow
creature, and that person the wife of his bosom, her
whom be had sworn to lore, honor and protect, had
added still another crime to the long and black list
of which he stood charged, by takiag his own life;
and thus with his own and his wife's blood upon his
soul, rushed, unprepared, into the presence of his'
God.
Hugh Carrigan. about whom so much has been
said in the daily papers of this city, was born in the
county of Armagh, Province of Ulster, Ireland, in
1796, consequently at the time of his death was 60
years old. He was one of five children, there being
in the family three Bona and two daughters. His
two brothers enlisted in the British army after ar
riving at their majority, while the unfortunate sub
ject of this notice came to this land of liberty to seek
his fortune. One of his brothers, who was wounded
in the British service, and retired upon a pension,
now lives in Dublin.•
The first five years of Hugh's life, after crossing
the ocean, was spent in New York, New Jersey and
Canada, when he settled in Westmoreland county.
There he began an active business career as an under
contractor, and made some money, which he invest
ed in land, in the neighborhood of Greensburg,
One of his purchases was a farm, which he bought
for $ll6O. Soon after this he married the woman
for whose brutal and most unnatural murder he
was tried, convicted and sentenced to be hung.
We do nut deem it necessary to republishthe details
of his trial, and pass it over by stating that early in
the month of October last, his neighbors, missing his
wife, who was known as "big Mary " in the neigh
borhood, and knowing that the two were in the habit
of quarrellig very fiercely, suspected that all was not
right. The sequel proved their suspicions were well
founded. On the 12th of February 18:5, he was put
upon his trial at Greensburg, and after a full, fair
and impartial hearing of the case, the wretched man
was found guilty of murder in the first degree, and
on the following Saturday was sentenced, by Judge
Buffington, who presided at his trial, to be hung.
The Governor fixed Friday next, the 25th, as the day
upon which Corrigan was to suffer the extreme pen•
alto of the law. From the first all efforts to awaken
him to a proper sense of his awful situation appeared
fruitless. To the most Solemn warnings and fort t i:t
expostulations, the hardened wretch would reply wilt
a heartless laugh or trilling jest. After his rem.% tl
from the jail in this city to Greensbure, a short tiles ,
ago, he male application to the Governor for a io
priers) of ninety days, to give him time, no Le :.1
!egad, to arrange Lis business affair-. This av,..
refused---all hope of executive elemen-y was
crushed..w.ithin him. His, indeed, was a sad ease.
With his hands imbrued in the blood of the wife of
his youthful days. Isis heart unmoved or changed
front its stony hardness, this men-ter in human
shape, when all hope of escaping the dread sentence
had been dispelled, coolly sad deliberately swallowed
the poison that sent has soul, unprepared, to meal th i!
final Judge, who has eoutinanded, •• Thou shalt n t
k ill." .
For several days pr.s ions to last saturday evening,
which was the time he took the oxalis, acid that
caused his death, E. J. Keenan, Esq., was engaged,
et the request of the prisoner, in writing; out a -tat,•
ment of his life. to which be had promised to append
a full confession of all his crimes. They were fre
quently interrupted by persons calling Is see Corti
gas, and did not make much headway ; but on Sat
urday evening last he told Mr. K. to call early on the
following morning, and, the day being Sunday. they
would not be interrupted, and the matter could to
finished up. He had also written a note to Mr. Ful
ton, his spiritual adviser, to come on Tuesday, \
, and remain with him until the fatal hour.
These indications of repentance of course blinded u!I
Its to his real intention, and on Sunday morning,
when the dour of his cell was opened, a thrill of hor
ror was experienced by the atiendants, when they
beheld him who had, went to bed hale and hearty but
a few hours before, lying upon his couch, a lifeless
corpse. The immortal spirit of a desperate man had
flown to "that bourne from which no traveler re
turns," and he was his own murderer. Physicians
were immediately called, and a post mortum exami
nation held. his s omach and its contents were re
moved, together with his Lrain, and on Sunday evert
ing all that was left of Ilugh Corrigan, was buried on
the :.or House farm, about two miles and a half
from Greensburg
Yesterday morning we were shown by the polite
jailor, Mr. Cline, into the cell occupied by the sui•
tide. Marks of vomiting were upon the bedding.
and to show that every attention had been paid the
miserable being both physically and mentally, we
can state that his cell was neat and clean, was fur
nished with table and chairs, and had about it every
evidonce that he had been well cared for. ou his
table lay a large copy' of the bible, and the follow
ing other books: "An alarm to unconverted sin
ners, a serious treatise on conversation," Dili
tatiou of Christ," and " Robins' outline of History."
In the last book named we noticed a mark in a par
ticular place, and on turning to it we found on page
139 a passage which, from the thumb marks about
it, we judged Hugh had been studying. It was in
reference to the suicide of Cato, speaking of lie
coolness, stoicism, and firmness, all of which, it ap
pears, were peculiar and striking charaoteristics of
Corrigan. Dr. A. T. Ring, a Professor in one of the
medical colleges of Philadelphia, and a gentleman
in whose scientific knowledge those who know him
have every confidence, informed As yesterday that
the brain was one of the largest and most peculiar
he had ever met with in his long practice. It weigh I
ed four pounds and five ounces, as near as could be
ascertained by the balances with which it was weigh
ed. While it was very large, the Doctor said it was
very badly located, mostly in the back part of hi: ,
head—the baser organs largely predominating.
intellectual faculties were good, but the moral were
wofully deficient. Amativeness, destructiveness ant
combativeness were very largely developed, as was
also firmness, but conscientiousness was very small.
He had the cunning to plan a villainy. the nerve to
carry it out, but no conscience to restrain him.
When we left., the contents of his stomach had not
been analysed fully, but enough, we believe, had
been ascertained to enable the physicians to conclude
that oxalic acid was the poison used. How he came
by it is:still a mystery. The idea is that little Mary,
a bad character, on whose account it is said Hugh
killed his wife, was in to see him on Friday evening
last, and from that it was thought by some in this
vicinity that she had conveyed it to him. The peo
ple in Greensburg say this is not so, but that he
must have got It while he was here. There are myr
twits about this whole affair that will only be satis
factorily cleared on that day when the secrets of all
hearts are laid bare.
Personal.—Hon. Robert T. Conrad, of PhilaiL I
phin, is spending the heated term on the Allegheny
Mountains. He is stopping with one of the strieteet
members of the Roman Catholic persuasion In Cam
bria county, We hope the "lodges" in Philadel-
$4O FOR TWO CHOICE BUILDING RANK STOCK AT AUCTION . —On
phis will not think it their duty to condemn Mr. C. _ lota, baring a large front on two StrPPIP IJP 'ffiVREDAY erecting, July 24th,at S o'clock, at the
for this mark of liberality . " While the lamp holds by 363 feet deep, pleasantly Satiated on Mt. Washington., Merchants Exchange, will be sold—
a 11l be sold on easy tattoo .s CUTHBERT A SON, .. Sares Mechanic,' Rank ~,f Ptttstturgh Stock
out to burn," Ao. jell Real Estate Agents. ul Market at. JYI', P. M. DAVIE, Awe,
ME!M
t . '
Bedford Springe Sold.—We learn that this resort, TH E LA TES T NEW S
famous for its bunger.inducing water, and the miser
able quality of its fare, has changed hands. The BY TELEGRAPH.
Broad Top Railroad Company has purchased the en
tire tract, consisting of 1400 acres, for the round
sum of $186,000. It is said the company propose
expending $lOO,OOO in making improvements, ?.nd
also intend building a pLaRk road from the terminus'.
of their Railroad at Broad Top to the Springs.
With these improvements Bedford will become as
famous as Saratoga, in a few years
Valuable Shipment of Stock.—There were shipped
yesterday by the steamer Eolian, destined for:Ken
tucky, eight Spanish asses, the largest and finest
specimens we have ever seen. One female and colt
we are informed are valued at over three thousand
dollars, that sum having been offered and refused.
They will be a valuable addition to the stock of that
State, famous for her superior horses and cattle.
We rail attention to the card of the Messrs.
Holdship, Bankers and Real Estate Agents, in (lenge,
Mitchell Co., lowa. These gentlemen: are fully pre
pared, and entirely competent to do all they advertise.
Their experience and ability justifies the liberal con
fidence heretofore extended them. See advertisement
for particulars.
Rudd.' Death.—Thomas Joyce, an aged citizen of
Collins township, was run over by a horse and buggy
on Sunday, in East Liberty, and killed almost in
stantly. He was hard of hearing, and did not see
the carriage. Peter Weber was the driver, but the
evidence before the Coroner's jury acquits him of all
bla me.
IV , understand tfayor Bingham is at present en
joying himself in the neighborhood of St. Anthony's
Falls, and will be away shout ...in weeks. The ex
ecutive department of the city seems to be a mistake
this year, and should arouse our citizens to a proper
sense of their condition.
Dr. Bell's Opinion of Hostetter Bittern
SPRIMFICLD ILL.. April 14.1556.
Seine months ' , once, while recovering from an attack of re
mittent •fever, I was requested to try Dr../. Lioatetter's Cole.
bi ated Stomach Bitters, as an article peculiarly suited to the
condition of cmvalescents from fever. It is but simple jus
tice to say that it rapid'y restored the powersof my digestive
organs and at the Name time kept my b,wels centl)
I have no hesitation in :raving that hitherto in using it in my
practice, it has, in every rase where I hire ordered it, acted
like a charm In thus speaking freely of it, I far from puff
ti patent medicine. an article it by no means claims to
S. B.—We will not be ii.,..untable I- numerous counter
Pit. um llostetter Bittern, put up in the name shape bottle as
the original. Purebacon. will be elite to tell the Original by
be. J. llaLtetter'd wimp being blow, In moll upon the hot th.,
by tasting it. liuSTMlitt S : , 111T11.
Sole Manufacturers and Prnprieters, 2,7 Penn St
And for sale by Druggists and It dels generally through
nut the United State .•tol Canalas lt* Lis n
OAS CIMPA NT Dl\ i --The
the PITT:BUJ - 0111 0 bNI PA NY have • t hi. day
declared a Dividend ~f Five. per Cent. on..
the last sin months, no the Npitsl Fork ,x; tt... Company :
pa3al.l, to stockholders Jr the . , legal reprew•ntatit es froth
with, at the unit, of the Or.ttipany.
J EA M CHRIST' V, Tretninrer.
Ofti, of Pittsburgh lice,.(sly 14, I.K•b• b 1),
Ortf) & PENNA. AND (FIT , DIT.!AN It. It
it - rfX NOTICE TO taRIPPERS.-- (b Ind after Jul) 7th.
Bills of Lrehug niust be handed mut t. F.dord , 4reet Stn -
Nun !.fore T o'clock P. M. ut tho day t a.. tp—ent other
wba., the Company still not pay barges, or in nu. manner be
r.sponsible for their colleetb.n. J 11.
.b 7 Superintenl.
DOLLAR SAN INOS BANK No. (A FOURTH
lf-y' STRZET —JONF.B' NEW —• Dep.eit4
mint be made with I hit I nstitntion In the Inentis of June.
In order to draw Intereet from July let.
jeo LaIA::. A. cuurkix. Tiewer-
PEKIN TF, A sT( )1111„
No. 36 FIFTH STREET,
ONE DOOR EAST OP THE EXCIIANOE BANK,
Alttaburglx, Pa.
GREEN BLACK TEAS
Purelmmtd direct Irom the Importeen for l'Atql. The
ioustAdi of the thilerent tlnt.,re 1.1,3 iottil.•s of TEA
bt.m,:lit to Ow Arpormm market, tool
SOLD ‘VISOLESALE .AND RETAIL
• iT THE
VEIfY LOWEST CASH It ICES!
PACKED TEAS, PUT IT IN META I,IC PACK
All
TEA: OF A 111" THE II 11.1 , CI!EST
t'FICE, SLA;AIt, CIKX.I nt.d 1:110e01.A1E
,m,TO4. for ketl,
experience In the i• a MIT, tslarsi, ei. t too
evety itztkie vielit will Le. reprewitted.
AUENT. er STPCTAL A PPOINTMCIGT, 1 , 11 Tee ," DA
.LANNV.'S FAMILY I . 4t4DIOINFIL, S. J AIC aats.
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF rirrsincß(iii.
JOHN If I+IIOENBERIIER. PrN4l,l,nt.
HUBERT FINN EV, trt..t).
C. W. ILVICHELOR, Genial Agrto..
WILL. INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
uk
MARINE ASI) FIRE RISKS.
oluEcr,,Rs.
J II Shc.onberger,
C. W. lintrlielor,
hoar M. l'ennuck,
W W. !fartln,
It I'. Levrli, Jr
Uotbrge igshlen,
David NrCandlea.t.
. _
- All Losses rustained hp Trwrtiom inotund nut, r•nlielna
1em1.41 Lc tlkin Company will lw 1.11...,ti1y n.ljtot.,ll‘..lpromit
ly lc. %/FFICK. No. 99 WATER STREET. 1311
YE.BNvtLWA'IA INSURANCE CO
•1 PITTSBURGH.
Cornet n Fourth anal Sortltlttleld Street•,
AUTIL.RIZED CAPITAL $300,000,
111,nro Ntui nth, r ProNrty
rrt
gdli,.ll and Tranxp rtalion
%%• !,. r
Ucvrge W rt
I I int. pro
A. J. JU1304,
Pr•riiimat
Treat
WILLIAINIS & A LLEN,
MANUFACTURERS OF
C HILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENE!? .4 LL)',
For Warming and Ventilating Buildings.
air W. & A. will coutrart f , ,r Warming SLII Vela:llmpg
L•v :+tortn, or lint Wii;er, hp. or CIIIIXOU'd rurrimv, Church
.,SchoulA, liwpttals, Fartoties, Group Howes. lhvelhnips,
Court or Ilot,le. No. 25 MARKET BTU NET,
FitPdourgli. nplo
ALEX.. FORSYTH
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
Dealers in Wool, Hides, Flour,
BACON, 'LARD AND LAND uIL
44 - AND I'llO,OllOE GENERALLY. - iii.
No. 75 WATER STREET, PETTEIBUROR, PENEA.
. . . .
Springer Harbaugh, l'ittellr'h Ili.. Wells, Wellsville, Ohio.
John Scutt k (b., •• IM. Martip,
1 .,
E I..Joues,C.[Crelt.Dep.Bk. Koons & Ilerstine, Phila.
Leenii Si Co., Pittsburgh. Barnet, tinel.it & Uarretson,
.I , .sepli K. Bider, H. Louis. Phila.
Thorn.Lc Ur,•invr, lisokers, Holmes & Connell. Cincinnati.
.gent, Ohio. 1 ifebl ly) ,A. D. Bullock & Co.
HAVING PURCHASED the interest
TtioNtits WII.IIITM AN. in the Pint Ddler Yard, on
the tiret of May, I will hereafter rat ry on the Oiler Making
and Sheet Iron work. In all their la rtnrll,, , , rtt t ha ~01 mond,
Wafer street, below Penn. With the experi•n, dt 11,101)
t, in this buxinta,a, I h,,p. ,nd, xatixfneti ~ 1. nir
tda, favor me wtth their trade. JANES , WItiIITM AN.
Vittxtourgh Mlty 211, 18141.
1001 1500 lb, on hand
FLEmING 11101 S
and for tale by Jy7,
MOSES F. EATON
AGENT TOR THE
Sale & Purchase of Patent. Rights.
And Lk,aler in every variety of MECII,+ NICAI, AND
OTHER PATENTS. Office,and .rn, Nu. 180
FIRST STREET, near WouM, PittsburgL, P.
Ayr ',lien! for Patental Artkleti of every detirr:ptlon
pr raptly attended to.
K.NTS RANTED rnlll.o
Troll's Ott Globes for Steam }engine,/
FORT FITT I IloN NbRF.F, t
r!J/I, Apra l 4th, 156,
M. M. F EVMS--F,r Mr. George Trott's Patent Oil
Globes" hare been in new on the Engines in our Works for
three or four years past, and hare performed so suUsfac•tory.
that we now apply thew to all the Engines we make. For
two years past we hare abandoned the use of any other Lind
of 011 Globes. Respectfully, yours,
ORANGES -40 boxes just received and fin
RHYMER A ANDERSON,
jyl.ri e by
No. 39 Wood st., opposite St. Charles Hotel.
B e it. U. bunion, R. 1., LI tOttlfy Edit., of the N. Y. Day Book.
: The above look has been written by a gentleman well
Joseptt White ' s Carriage Repository. .
1 l'S EH! WHITE, now carrying 9n bush . •ye /doled by his literary attainMPlllfi, and his long vonniection
51 1.1.5 to his spacions premises, (now lately
'...
the disti guished enbject of the memoir with many of the
. .. z.Ni . ,. ,... ?,-: . ,,,'" . a Ith the Democratic press. He was fund had personally by
eularged,) on the Pittsburgh and Greensburg ,[1......._...-........."..1,'
pit ' tett and facts of his early life, nerd from authortev. friends
Turnpike, near the Two Mile Run, between '..^''''
INtsburgh and Lawrenceville, respectfully Invites the public
tn int t bi t tOt hi. st.t.l tit' t, A Intl AGES, BUGGIES. die. And he • ' Mn.uelmnan boo been .1,0..1 with material in accused.
1 - , l te to other parties . . The proof sheets have been enbinitted
to suthorizol parties. It can therefore he called, without
nurticularl) tot.a:nt gentlemen purchaterz, that one price
reserve,
only is mule..
ltN AUTHENTIC AND AUTHORIZED BIOGRAPHY.
Fourt-en year, experlonre in the business enables him to •
place before bin ielti•uw , h, ',me choice collection of Car- The 6,6, I.lllatett et 1111.11.1SittlItt 121 no. volume of 43u pages,
riages whir h,'. , neiny v vat, past it has been his penicillin neatly bound in cloth. and is embellished_ with an i.el orate
department ti. select, from the enrioue and most talented I , I 22/tit wit keel. Price, $l, For further particulars, np-
Fastern man al., ter,. The n....'eas of his new system is PI) 1 ' DE I, BY A JACKSON, Publishers,
c •inploto—the ec. , ncmy of his Arrangements will supply the 119 Nassau street, N. Y.
ts.st. Juni most fashionable [nano actinne at moderate prices . R+)-Copies ' , ill by mall Post• Paid oli re,,,11t.'l price. l Jy IS
Lioeticulubered by those heavy ex enses, which thu mania ci
'1 R} EN AN I) BLACK TEAS.—We have
fur decorating houses of business has heaped upon the price
on Mind the larg,est and best assorted stock ufbTEAS
of anode, (owing to large rents,) W BITE will sell,
tW EST PRICES. S. JAYNES,
on ready money only, at much less than the usual prices.
to be found in the market, all of which will be offered at the
Jam' Carriagesreredred ha the best manner with despatch 1.,
mhEhd _1)14
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TIM RTY.POURTH CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.
Wesuptorow, July 21. —Senate.—The Senate took
up and passed the bill amendatory of the act of
December, 1792, concerning the registering and re
cording of ships ur vessels, the object being to make
it conform to the present regulations of the Navy
departmen I.
On motion of Mr. Hale a resolution was adopted
rolling on the President for information whether any
inetruutione have been issued to any military officer
in command in Kansas to disperse any unarmed
meeting of the people of the Territory, or preventing
by the military power, any assemblage of the peo
ple of the Territory.
The Senate amended the bill for armaments, forti
fications, the alteration of small arms &c., reducing
the proposed appropriation from three millions to
$1,800,000, which was passed by a vote of 2.7 against
10.
A resolution 'RAP passed providing for a close of
the session on the 7th of August.
The Senate passed bills regulating fees, costs and
other judicial expenses of Government throughout
the Vnited States; also making appropriations for
the improvement of Delaware Breakwater, of certain
harbors in Maine and harbors in Marquettee in
Michigan and Mantowa in Wisconsin.
The Senate then adjourned,
HoN.e.—The House proceeded to the consideration
of the Nebraska contested election case. The Com
mittee on Election reporting that Byrd B. Chapman
was not, and that Hiram P. Bennet was, elected del
egate. . .
Mr. Watson made a speech in favor of the resolu
tion, and the subject was passed over.
The daily hour for meeting was changed from 12
to 11 o'clock.
Humphrey Marshall, from the Committee of .Ju
dielery, reported a bill to eetablish an uniform rule of
oaturallzenon. Referred to committee of the whole
,0 the sinto ifthe Union.
Mr. Smith, of l'ennessee, moved a suspension of the
rules, with a view to action on the Senate Resolution,
Just received, to adjourn on the lith of August.
Mr. Dunn sail he should mdse to amend it by ad
ding us a condition that on or before that day an act
he passed and receive the executive sanction for the
settlement of the troubles in Kansas, containing
among its provisions one for the re-establishment of
the slavery restriction applicable to Kansas and No.
bras k a.
Ir. Meacham gave notice of a substitute for a re
eess un the Atli of Augut to the 20th of October, pro
vided nu extra mileage or per diem be paid.
Mr. Smith's motion prevailed by 120 against 48.
Dr. lone :coved to table the resolution, which 'no
tion was loft by 54 against 105.
Mr. Campbell, of oltio, moved an amendment sub
stituting the 2d of September, showing that it was
impossible to transact business before that time.
Mr. Haven said that thc remedy was to fix an early
day, and then to go industriously to work. He com
mented on the manner in which so much valuable
time had boon wasted. As to Kansas, he believed a
tuojority of the House would pass a bill providing for
r,,toration of the Missouri restriction, knowing, at
the . awe time, that the SCllate would reject it.
Mr. Meacham said that Mr. Haven had nu rjght to
make a speech impugning the motives of other mem
bers.
Mr. Haven diyelsimed such an intention.
Mr. Greenwood sug,ge•ted the I sth day of August,
saying that three weeks were bog enough for prne•
tical purposes.
Mr. Giddings timught us weeks were no good as
two 'llona,. Ile dissented from Mr. Haven, and
would do what was right without inquiring whether
the t , enate would agree or noL
Mr. Haven replied that he would do what was right,
Mit when he could not get other men to do what W3ll
right he would abate a little rather than that his fel
low.citizens of Kansas should continue to bleed, and
rather than go before the country with an offer to
the Senate not made with sincerity.
Mr. Giddings said that Mr. Haven had been all
session in fi nding out which site was wrong; in
tead of asking himself whether the act to be per
fumed was just, he brought here the bugbear of the
Sow he. Mr. U., would act right, though
the Ile:lvens fall.
Mr. Dunn said he came here wltb high expecta
tions, a voice- -No doubt of that.,) that the Missouri
Compromise would be restored. lie was exceedingly
sorry that they had grown smaller and smaller un•
tal they were entirely dissipated. Ile was persuaded
that tio effort would be made to restore it. There
ould be no iieuee in the oonntry until that was done
in ,übetabee or fact. The North nut South must
remetuher tips until the 4iuestion of individual safety
Isansas was settled no appropriation hills shodld
e .eel. iSeveral wire, Agreed' that's right
ittaL• the talk '1 The way to insure compliance
to i•tor the when Is of government. and we will Elie
err troithh, while they are rolling. As to the Pre
, irlenev. he w..uld m•t gee for lluehanan nor Fremont,
••i the man living in New lbe rw.ily one
hire
r thaile .! attempt l•t table
n, n Licit thin Mourn oiljhurned.
From Wahhlngtora
WA. , 111 , ,101 e1T1.. 1 u , .v I. Mr. Burlingawe'r
pulcil•hed in the 1..tr7:ip.:0.r this mutating.
1...! 1.1 4 hitnnelf re.ponsible without qualifiratcon Cr
411,1. , 111,11( er hi- specneh 011 the -.,runner an•aut.r.
.dere,l rurpcning, the controrerny het% een
hint: and M•• 11t,m1“, end tine pr./duned much ex.
citetnent. e-pe,nally accomg the wencher. of Con
Rucco.rs prevail chant a contemplated hantile
liceetinz, la:t nothing ban occurred beyond Etter , .
0011jeel lire t. yl,iity Fitch reports.
The C.,mmittee Eteetientr in the ll,use wit!
tit:- %%eel: make a report based m the rePults of Ihe
I:nn+a, 1t.% e,tigating ituntittee , leelaring Whit.
tell net eil it delegate from the Terri
L•rl'
• r I LI
P, pro ate advi•er received thi , mere
le not prnhatile that Mr. Sumner mill rertunte
\ .11.1 . :v CI. 'rho ,toini.,l3ll) quaktr
.t y r:,0,1 .I.ty MobLI, cau Havana.
lie In.tt Havana ~t 1 the tn‘r oinr thr I , th in,t.
litl.ll.rinp , I Nl,l,olitieal new: , of trii
I.,,rtaiwe
The chi.t.t.r •h.l, W., Hawk, fr•on ~ w ntun. ba.l
1..a.1ed o ettrg....l A . A. Cot he.. t.i thew:, 42 died on
the pa.-..net -Li. Pit. :11.1 41,11,f•
The yetl...r fever prevail,. 4. -0111 e extent in the
otttir..to Iltt% ru,t, th..tigh but few ewes have t,e
.•urred In the eit v.
t;eheral l'ons•htt %la? d.,wo with the fever.
-ttgr,nr t.t n..tive. with 2f01.1 , 1 1 Lase? ..n hand.
rx , hang.• .41 New I..rk 1111,1 Eil-terU ..11101, 01 to
7l 1.•,t1.1.41 44, pretnitun.
Wamhlugion It erng
IV July 21. The Pii•dnitiiter lietterxl
ha- 1,1-t ordered a ilsly cavil fr, m Jefferson City to
Spriiigtield, Mo., at the intuitive vi Al xj. Phelps, thus
opening a direct and expeditious route to the Osage
Idieriik. 0 countries [rout St. Louis.
The Ilerbert trial will prof ably elo-ne on Wedno,
The testint , nv hnring been procured, the en , ”•
exai.ituatfdis are were rigid and prolonged [ban on
the I.rriner trial. The interest is unabated.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nominations of
Jol.ll Forst th as Minister to Mexico, and Walker
Fern,. as Secretart of Legatom.
Expinuo.lion of Mr. Burlitigator
July :11.- The 1111111, from the South
iming nothing Iri w I,ytld Washirgton. The Na.
lor ni „ puhltrhee a card trom 11r. llur•
litigate., in which he sni , the con, ersation of him.
self and friends a ith Mr. Ilriolss having received an
interpretation that dons injuntice to its real meaning,
he now withdraws it, and nays explicitly that he
leaves the speech to interpret itself, and holds him
,lf personally respon , ilile for it without qualification
or amendment.
Affie - Stockings and Ilnalery for Wlniteri- , -
If y, , tl want our had idtwitetl with bad and short
t 4 t.tili mg., ).,11 trill tithe "lir adv 1.., and Irti to C. Muir's, car
tel ,t 1 Mc het ailey awl Fifth street, and hay acme n(
eleettat Fite. tttit,littiwi, that make ytatr feet feel nice and
C•.1211 , ria1.1, makea and arils every variety 1. , 1
Metier) I hat au meat i. 41, lit W1,.14,01t. and retail.
Ito the pl,co, n,nror ‘4 Market alley and Fifth
oct4
T IV EItPOOI, A N P PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP LINE.
Tle , splendid new Steamelop CITY lIA LTI MORE, Capt.
ArikLerreß. will sail (tom Philadelphia 011 thear t
7th Aiten4l—deoni Liverpool 27th Augu.d.
I",orn Plot Lid, I phi,' Yrorri
.$11.111...._51:, 1111 Clllll 11......V511 1111,1 $75.
Steerage .VAJ. 6teerage . $.40.
Tickets t., and (real I.lw:tined 1,3 the above Line
: , teane.lopH, er Lp Fl EST-CLASS SAILING PACKET°
.‘e it ,cored ort applicatko, to
SABEL A CoRTIt , , 177 Broadway, New York.
JOHN IN. 410 LiEert) et., Pltteburh.
Dreftr 1,1 Hi 11 1911 ou 1111111111. j)1
To I) EMO t! RAT S EVERYWHERE.
KEA -- KA Li
.11,0[O Agouti, wittili.d lu neii in every tuwu in the Iluited
•
THE LIFE AND 1.1:81.1c SERI [CM OF
JAMES BUCHANAN,
f , / Per/ray/edam,
Late Minister to England, and formerly Alinlater to Rugaix
Senator nuJ Ropredeutative in Congrosx,
and Sex•retary of State,
INCLUDING THE MUST IMPORTANT OF HIS STATE
PA PERS.
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AMUSEMENTS.
JOHN W. MTABTHY, BILL POSTER and
Dterittntfrint, affilittend to the Pigging and Distributing
of all kinds of
BILLS FOR CONCERTS, LECTURES, EXIITRITIONA An.
All communications—either by mail, telegraph, or s l th s .
wise—directed to the office of the Morning Poet, *ffrricette
prompt attention. egg
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SEMI-ANNITAL SALE.
A. A. .M.ASCW. '6l. CO.,
.P.IFTI7 SIN BET,
A.Naottact the ofierang of their GREAT SEMIANNUAL
SALK ut? DRY GOODS. All. of their immense stock roc.
tattled to their Wholesale Roams wait he Worked dowt ,
to 50 PER CENT. LESS than tevular prises
FOR SALE--20 Acres of Land; a good
Situation for country .I9re ; about twenty miles trbin
the city, Ina thrivitg neighborhood, and no store near.
Your Houeos —two Brick, two Vraiue—iu Allegheny City,
one Frame situated on the Disunpudy.occupiod lie n groc e ry
and provision store, and for the I.oasiness four vacant iota.
WANTED—A GIRL to du housework for a small family In
Allegheny City. Sitnationa wanted fur Hem and Boys.
Apply to GEO. W. BUNN, at his Beal Estate Agency and.
Intelligence Office, on the north side of OLio.street, fourth
door east of. time Diamond, Allegheny City. jy3_
NOTICE is hereby gives that an application
will be mado to the Legislature of Pennsylvania, at
the next session, fora Charter of incorporation for a
SATLNG FUND BANK, to be located in the Borough of
Birmingham, Allegheny County, M be styled "The Bir
mingham Saving Fund," and to be a Dank of Deposit and
Disemnt, with a Capital Stock of Seventy-five Thousand
Dollars.
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED
GERMAN HITTERS,
PREPIRED or Da. O. Id. JACKSON, PHThat , A,
Will effectually cute
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA JAUNDICE, CHRO
SIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES
OF THE KIDNEYS,
An.l all Diseases arising from a ctixorderrd Livsr or Stomach,
Such
as Constipa
tion, Inward Piles,
Fullness, or Blood to the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach,
Nauseam, Heartburn, Diaper for Food,
Fulness or weight in the Stomach, Sour Erorta
tatlone, Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit of the Sto
mach, Swimming of the Head, flurried and Difficult
Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suitor:tiring
Sensations when iti a lying posture, Dimness of
Dote ur Webs before the Sight., Fever and Dull Pain
in the Head. Deficiency of Perspiration, Yel
lowness of the Skin and Limbs, Pain in
the Side, Back, Cheat, Chubs, kc.,
Sudden rushee of Heat burn
ing In the Flesh; Constant
Imaginings of Evil, and
great Depression of
SFrTitle.
I ri attributiog such valuable properties to this remedy, no
rash or 1111.11,111149,611: WlSertillll Is made but w simply stated
a fact ; proven undeniably and conclusively by the extraor
dinary cures, and benefits derived from Ito use, tinder the di
rection of its illustrious originator, Dr. Ilfootlarl, among all
classes of Duropean society, and from the ifin1301:10. 111/44 of
testimony, nom ale parte of the American continent, a-cu
mulated during the last ten years, in the hands of the pros.
out proprietor. The prevalen-o of diseases to which the
German Bitters are adapted, it is with sorrow we say it. le al
most universal; indeed there is scarcely u family throughout
the whole extent of our country In which there cannot he
Consul among its in inhere that peculiar sallow and Magma
appearance denoting a dlseasel Liver, or an 01[118t toted and
suffering Dyspeptie.
Thee of what Immense import mice to tht, claw of invalids
that a ceidain and reliable remedy should be- placed within
their re., ii 011 e in which uo baneful or Inlyritnis drug ,•1,•
tors into its composition; a rented} en wh'eh the path - et .f
rely with the utmost confidence and certainty, and l.fe non l f fl
frau actual sad tangible proofs that the article be lelteing
scatty poeseasee the virtues wtributed to It. Suet, s remedy
1100FLAND'S BITTERS." Thousands
dollars have been expended In its manufacture and flitfini, 11
throughout all pare of this continent, and the proprietor
tech the greatest satisfaction in etalleg [lda theta is au
state. county, or even village, where the lialicifie has been
Intralliced, that there =bout be found tomilicrs willing to
testify to its virtues.
It is need constantly in the practice of a large number
the most prominent Physician's- iu the country, who Isle
also aided their written testimony in evidence of its great
lac conchunou, then, we would raipectfully oak of
all those •filictfli with any of the above diseases to glee the
Bitters a trial, and rat assured it will never be rearettal.
In proof of the etatemeuts oboes made, all are invited to
read attentively the Almanac published ao tinnily by the pro
prietor, for Panniers and Families, containing a great num.
lo.r of useful receipts, In addition to the teatimony in furor
of the Bittern, from the roust prominent and well boon,, ifi
dividuitle in all ports of the Union. All Agents fur the Bob
ters are authorized to distribute the Almanac gratuitousl).
Principal Office and Mariam:Wry, 9f., Arch strmt,
',bin. Pt.
For sale ...114.1.5a1e by Druggists in all the pnlicipal caw.,
:Ind at retail by Apothecaries and Sturek.eellors to t.,,ery lona
In t h e United Stilt. and Canada, and by
YL.F.A.ILN4.3 ItHi S. and
Di. GEO. II I< EV.jlift,
l'ittstfrp,h.
LIOR SALE-SEVEN ACRES OF LAND.
on which is a Frame Louse, Frxmr Stahl.,
. 1 ; springs: best of grafted fruit, grape V iDeS and vdriety
,brut 1. q.
On. and three quarter Acres.of Land, on a IMM is a Mirk
tiome, with four rooms and gtaxl cellar; acid a Frame hop.
A lao, a loan Lot, un- wtMli ta a !SI - wk. House. wuh four
',mom. fin baled o'let and good cellar--all Pituat,-.1 in d e w id:-
Lys )11.•. and will be sold lon if niplird for maw, ur would
tnelect for a arllllll fart handy urn.. of .•llf rtlitCl.•l3 er
I i,Oll,
Wok rite.[— Throe ikaal Fur 111 S, well improve.' within
wi•u t, tier roils at tho
A ppl Vi ti. 'A. RCS V, at hle R.,' &date Agettry•att•l
rel Lg. Lortit Aid , LA rum th iiaar eawit ue
I t iatatiml. A I lag ' itemi City jyl.,
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MAGAZINES FUR FIFTEEN CENTS,
MINER '.i 1201163T0RE,
' LIFI strs m t t
llarpssess Ms.s s .szltsis far 40,7,fist—ptis - P 15
Usgloy 's:Lissif's Book Wt. Asegshis, ss
sir/slat:l4's Magazine I August,
l'oterss - sn's lingasine fissr August. •'
11 )011 gnus au ) 1.110 MHO: lib. August Is
All 1.1" Iss MINE . C . O.'S
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AUGCST MAUAZINES—G , hIey, CAMlialtl,
l'otur.on, Ar and for
J int ra.eivtl by B. T t• Mi,IttIAN,
n In 41 Frill strt,t
QIX HUNDRED DOLLARS will purelinso
kJ a I lOU SR and LOT of 21) fort front on l'rrble+ st tt• t. by
I.:..tdevit to C.' , .ar alley. House rou tninw tiltoe rooms, kit, lieu
and out•orru, garden. fruit trios, grape vit.,. Ar
aka), n :tabie Situated in .listattlte,.bar.
!mutt balance In one and two you,
It. L'UTLIBERT
,) 14 Real Potato Agonta t Sn m NlatAtt..l
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A
HE CHEAPEST BUILDING LOTS IN
Till.: MARKET, and about the last chance. We i.e:
Lut t won t)-te,. left of those choice Lots of 24 feet front
Frank Ito street by I'M deep to a 24 feet alley These I
wdl IM snl.l at Via, each. Per,n3 purchasing two nt ne•r..
1,4,1 hare them at. $l4O each. TElin - . One-itrurth in
laud. balate'e. per mouth, or at lur yea: ly paynx,l.
tylS S CUTHBERT k Si 51 Mat Let
EMI-ANNUAL SALE.-A. A. MASON
A CO are rheing out their pplendid and thAltionable
DRESS PTLKS, composing etch strlea of
Striped And Fig'd Silks; Brocade, ltar'd and plan Bib Silt.;
out, - SAlls-. l'oult de tile, . at a zed.. lam of
:Li tar meat,
- I, I MBROIDERIF.S «'e arc
now "flilrillg 011 r entire t of tow Find tiegunt
Einnrcrideries at it reduction one. third front ritual Prw. •
Jill A A NlA:•.(is; A Cti
"VINE 'TEAS!! A tew more customerb for
thorn. . PURN Ptml FR EP.II TEAS cm/ b A.. - unp.p.1".0.1
ist - F. R. URAVO
Nilo t mt. nth" I Dipmpuml.
FINEST FIFTY CENT YOUNG IIYSON
TEA TN THE CITY can b, had to
1 , 1; DII Nt.o t
D ELlcious COFFEEI— VIII WOU
deliriums cu t , of Cuffee. try that lionstrd Joy.
Jr 10
FS —ltolurted by our of my hands
1 BORES CORN STARCH, Oriti' and
OnweKa
1 ISAol,nge uS
pr Pktl ime LMEguaylu COFFEE
t :snnk
tionnt. Jon ••
IV hug:. lblaracnilro
Itt..•ii I.y F. H. Dlt t
Do( )1( s TAKE Tll 'l' 11 EC01" NT It I-
Sparrou gnw. l'itinirn. Beautiful V.:a,
nilvinititren (let ant th.• 1.1,1 Killi•f autuug it,, Rdd
Au iambi of .A frie. With
John Brougham's !Mushy Papa., or Irish FJ - lbors. Woe
urns V2lllO. t vl.—price $l.
The hidden Path; by Mnri,n its.rlso.l, A
12N1•, —price $1
The l.ndhs Uuide to perfect Gentility In Mnnn , rs, ~
and Conversittiun—prke 75 cruhi.
Unbriel Vane, his Fortunes and his I% lends. I:bno.—sl
For sale by W. A. WIDENFENSF.): ,k
“17 Fifth at., opposite the Theatre.
OH - ARLES LEVER'S NEW WORK--
( THE MARTINS OF C.llo' MARTIN by Chas
rho Daisy Chain. or Aspirations; by the ant bond
Il elr of Reddy ffe," &c.
Julio Halifax. Gentleman; by the author or
Fashionable ; by May 11. Eastman.
The Wanderer; be the author The Watehman."
The Old Vicarage; by Mrs II abbsck.
Tile Adventures of Jules Gerard. OP. Lion Killer of A Igui
I Ardner's One Thousand and Teti Thinp IV, th K nosy n g.
AGENCY FOR BALM OF THOUSAND F LOW Eith
It EDE) N" .$
RUSSIA SALVE, at the Book Slot .tf
H. MINER .5 Co.,
.17 No. 32 Smithfield she-I.
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.ANKING - HOUSE or
CUUBB BRO., BARROW A: CO.
P. 4 VENPO fi T. P,
lake Collections on all points on, and of the
Bllipi River. Prompt atiention given to all Lusine,,
trusted to their nand».
REFER M
S. JONES 6, CO., Pittsburgh;
It. K. SWIFT BRO. & JOHNSTON, Chic.in
E. W. CLARK & CO., Philadelphia:
CITIZENS' BANK, Baltimore;
E.' W. CLARK, DOIDOR & CO., New York;
ututuaK & IiILOTHERTON, Cincinnati ~017 Nil
NINTII.WARD PROPERTY.--NVe hove
for sale a Lot of Ground on Saiallutan street, lb tot
front by 164 feet deep to Mulberry alley ; un which Is tno
Two Story Brick Houses, each containing font rooms, kitchen
and collar, in the neighborhood of the hydrant, water and
gas. This is a very dmitsble property , beautifully I,,catt•ti ,
commanding a delightful view of the river, scenery on
opposite side, eto., and will be sold at a sacrifice. Apply! to
je'2B BLAKELY & RICHEY.
pEAItL TAPIOCA---500 lbs. in store and
for sale by 11.r71 FLEMING BRCS.
BLANK BOOKS, Ledgers, Journals, Cash
and Duy Books used In counting houses. A 1.., Court
I.n,ckets, Steamboat and Railroad Books, ou hazel or made to
order, ruled to ally pattern required, and bound in any style
desired. W. S. MAYES, Blank Book Manufacturer.
tnySl Market et., corner of Second.
RAISIN S-100 half bas.,
Puit received and for sale l4 by
E 1 MER & ANDERSON
4y14 No. 39 Wood street
CO-PARTNERSIIIPNOTICE.-11. F.
Rudd and R. C. Totten have this day become partners
in the Port Pitt Iron Works. The business of the concerti
will be conducted under the arm and 'name of Heap,
Wade it. Co.
11e nnsettled business of the late firm of Enap di Wade
will be attended to. by the new firm .
Pittsburgh, July let, 1856.
JCNIPER BERRIES—WOO lbs. just r
calved and forage by [Jy7l PLIOLINIGL nos.
UNARY SEED-5 bbls. on hand and f
C
by tIY7I FLENING IiRoS
Z ,.
... ~., ~r'~ti~~.h -
• 44. . I_ • •
' , lei 1. 4
. • • - •.•
4.-dt
all
s I..ix ar Ilerkor', rant.
3 •• I,Vhaaton Grite,
I tee the. frreli Mc. , Flour. At
bang ; e Champlain for
sale by [je.l3] JNO. 3106RIIRAIA
COM.MERC I A I
PITTABBROR BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
rer.atur,r.
N. UOLNIE...,
Necraary
JAME? P PARR
T. NORTHA M.
(l,rn, illre ,;( ArblHewn Joky
GEO. W. CAS?., V. P
.I,tIIN P PEARS,
S
Sh.i. Fbr Days
Ilerinaon . ....... ...New York Bremen, A.- July 12
Etlinhorg..... ...... ..New York.... ...01eargow July 12
C. 11,06 ... . Boston . Liverpool July 16
Baitir ... ..... . New York. ..... ..Llverpool July ID
Afr L.a _.... .... ...New York Liverpool July 23
Lehanou ......New York Li s'erpool July 2.1
Felton . . .. New York liavrevinCowet...Jul) 26
Barcelona New York Havre July 28
,17” l; Lea, FM Days
Fulton . If, rre New York July 2
lagare Bo s toe, Ar. ....Liverpool July o
Faicsson Liverpool New York July 9
Persia . . Liverpool ... .. . Now York July 12
City of Bei t imore... Liverpool ... .. Baltimore -July 113
WaAhlugt,o .Outliszepton .. New York Ally le
PITTSBURGH III'ARKETS
niTICE or Tilt NFU MORNING PONT,
Monday, July 21, 18a.
eaten to-day foot up 372 Stile . an knows
15 14.15. extra family from wharf at $7: 12 bbla. extra front
more at $8,75; 15 bble. superfine at ; 50 bbla super
fine from 9tore at $5,2546,37 Id; ; 50 bills. extra from more at
$6.7 546,971.4 ; 25 ith's extra fatuity from etoro at $7,254
$7,50; 60 bids. superfine from more at $6,37g6,60; 45 bills
extrafrom more at $6.88@7; 45 bble extra front new wheat at
$7, and 35 bble. extra family from store at $7,50.
FLOUR...SaIe. 40 bble. from store at $3,50
GRAIN...24de, 300 Such. Rye from wharf at 43r
?GUAR .Sales is Wide. fair and fully fair at 0):it , sixty
days and eitah
160 Ltda. tact:64,l and raw at 36436,
and 36 , ;r.
It ...oaten 2u ucrci, at 43yc., equal to itah.
11 At IS...Salia 1000 two L u sh -la 91a116.1.9 at 26c.
ItACoN. The sales to-day foot up 26,000 the. and 24ita1
piece, as fellows: 4000 his. shoulders at 104,, sixty days:
2000, do 0 : 1,4s at 2000 %a. hams at 11 1 . e,
clod,: 2100 sug.tr cured ham; In lots at 14,., nisi; 04)00
elde- MIA lass at 12 and 114 c., ty days: ihoo Ids
sides at 11;4;c , taxl3 days; 1000 IN sugar cor a l hams at
12: , thirty days: 1600 pieces hams at 11'.r,r, sixty days; 000
pi. ces do. at 11 , ,Vic., sixty days' 000 pieces canvassed hams
st lit and 200 pieced do do. at 14.5. e.
if 66F...Ra10n 10X1 Its. Iron City driod at 15c, cash.
1,.1 Hl> Sales '..a) kegs Iron t'lty at 14.... cash.
011 P.N.S F: . Dox.•s Western Reserve iu Into at 9..
1111,ES Bolas lo I s..Ane slightly damaged, at 14n.
SW,T AN I, lilt In VALVE AT THE WIPT.—The number of
1,, is OW `'1;0071 of Ohio. Indiana, Michigan and Kentneky
nt 11,1, tim.• it extini,ted by the editor ,•f the Ohio Feri,,er
at It 1.:;34. ‘‘),lrh, at is't a head, a fair average value of the
nt,,ck.am..nnto to V.2.5.:10,002. If fat and sold they would
average $lO a head, $11,94:13,34.0. The poi k interest of the
a hole .-,tintry in alias at le•yond Itself, ltx magnitude is so
great.
r ,Itit roe flor....—During the last Lao weeks.
mays the Cmetamsti Price Currend of the 9tit, we heard 4d
se, end ooh arty fit hone tor November delivery. and• there
is n., doubt that a great deal is doing in this way, but We
peril. stars have been keptas quiet as Tamable. The highest
rate paid that we heard of was fe1.75; but It war rumored
that as high sit J ollar s hnd been paid for a lot to be 1.1.-
It vend by the loth of November, and to average 210 the
Bank Statement
Nrtc Yoi e. July . ^l.—The hank Atitteturnt she., en in.
Illt ncter of . 1. 1.125,000 In I,inc $532.000 iu speie. and
St.o,nno 101.....itu; and u decrease of t59,01i0 in the horcin
New York Market
Nri VoRK. July ::I.—Flour 5c higher on common and
grades. atilt a fair demand for export and home
.• .iisrtiptiou . sake 13,000 bib., at 5.fi.90a41.0.5 for common
-trar,il,l S t. , . extra: i..60 . rri,50 for common
entf.ertine to igoiai extra Indiana, Wisconsin and
nt,. end or extra St. Louis, the market clo.
firm and goal. Southern Flour =Aerate: sales 14,0,30
t.1.1s at 5;mi7,30 for common to choice sulaArfilio, and $7.3.51rt ,
s for litiwy and extra Ilya Flour steady: sales 210 bill.
at for COMMA/II tine to choice superfine. .4 gala
btas of ./ta,-y I'.an lien! or 5.1.104; irc is held
at 10 t10.r.• I. le— , , lan'. but witholii
mot change; sales :12,141U bosh at 51,75/a1.41 (it' white
soothe ; I .a 7,.• 1,7 u ta null n..]; $1,7Uk.).10 tar good to
ria. foto l'aneolian; $1.3", 1.. r riiicago Spring: 51,40 fur
~lila.. a of; a Club, NMI 51.0 u fur wised Indiana. Rye stride,
1111 sales 1:1, 00 bash at Too for ittinsged. and 814, Stlc
Ln feud to prime Wl,s , 74 Northern. Corn firmer :
sales 46,000 balk at Eel interior to good MlXail
Wa.tara; ob.' r.r , 4. • rabid at FS eant, which War luttoss• the
u Let. natal wwlecat, at 4ha 4la• I'm State -•
it 1a...1,y I.inar : fed, 42, bids uhiii end Prison at 39;4 j 44
-rk dull and drooping. finless :lOU 0 for
t., 117.5, !3r prim quiet ; anir4 bbl.. at
tur . • prime: 5:,6061, 10 for oars., and $9174 ,
I !o re iau tool nie, ti-e! 14,1 i 11.,, mud punt. 111.% dull
ti ! u•aunatiy the moue. f'ut iii-nta quint at. previous pia!
,•-
taut firmer, amen :lou llla at 1:!'!!!,(,s11',:,e. Butter it,
• .„,„„,t st 14,:2, for (IMO ,net Sint,. Chrese tire, at RV
Philadelphia Market
Pi, 1. -Flour taarkot ntrittly. with lona
~ . 1 .It.tont. , l 12tou LW. empt-rfin•
A 1.6,..! 0,6 f ;I" “1. I • 1..1 I. and fresh ground. iurludiuc SUI
It( Rye hour drill; sztiu:l 17,
t • / /I 11/..14.1 iu I.tir itutl ntrady; attlet Pratta
Fair -apply —1 IVlteat, natl I at Itmittni inquiry . ;
Int tl• cl,n.•tt 7.• i•nr outlen 51110 it,ilS•talltern and
tt anal in !roe bur fit $1.60.1t5..
~:1, 1 1,1 , 1 nt 72. t .t ti 1,11 actittt. anti sal, itin.‘ll at
• •1 tor w t.t :•••11:11/ .
111 •••Ilow : a l.a MOO tooth sold
lee t , OO I , tlhll
4K fil•ky 9..tir,•••; la wall t.alot, of Litt. at .11.tc. And // /11.19
PC, t rt. July 'n.- Pima fir, tat market firm: gale,
to 1111 1;11 1,1,1. -M;ice art ~ft,l.l‘4lmat
thv rk,,11.1.$ dui itag t• ,111111.• 141J:2.
Whisky firth.. ith a g ,, 0 , 1 de11.11,/ ; the Hale: , c , tli
at1r2.'....a and 2atin, I.bla Mimi wagon,. at
b•-e , .. neliiintrai l and Min; •abat bil bum, nod 7:i
!aria! 1111 chow. at a.• lidt tar n, ...I deradiah and ainrka!
V min at dim , ra.capti• light Li idasl,,, It. ,
Ite,ll Ilia dataand in fair. but
I: I , a hoard ii.o aala , I ibare m,rbiii g
~; daia g fent p r ,,• .« are nouilmilly unchanged:
•1 • tings ! r and ga..l ,on.e /it I ihr
,T1‘1.4 a, •/ Ill) 21 Ina! kit ,telol ‘Vhvat on
I,ly It rev talar : of white tit
IIII!EMI
tY a r gersona of Sedentary Habit., aho are
r.a.el ally min - tett kith 1 . 0; LI.IIIIN/r1 R 111( 44.111,h,/11.
f, , , .1 // , 111110 111 :E., fl.,:land Balers a
gret..lol remedy. It vivre strevivti, and energy to the ays
t•alt, stimulated th, tlivtacive ..rgans, aml ~recta acidity of
11 r I.l,lllelali
Wff csntifin tint inn If, fluxing purchasing any of
11, wane nnitatloni of thin deli fitful Aroma. To prevent
nareful ink Cr,f ifif•rhavf.'s Ha lend
Cecrtoa'-gnnnt agalnnt pnrchaling an Imitation. To
ur.oo.ut to careful to ask for litnrhase'a laud
OEM
Soli at $1 por bottle, or :tir hottlem for $5, by the pro.
Ja. & Co., 51anufacturCug,
au! ; tAI..
CO, t.,ruot. ..f ana Wood otroct.ei; anti
I'ro.tglotn ct.m•ratis jyl9 1m
) 1t E .VD ! READ !—The Orphan
, hy Mrs. Marsh, author of -Two Old Mnfi's
Tiles: . A.... al Thas as one of the purest looks of the day.
•a•,aaas
I.l.liinli Lilo in New link City --emliollishoid uith lot ty
po traits ironi lint. All t h e Now York charsittorli ale
oily •ionneil in this lawk. tiiit it sod road it Only 'A
1 - 'l, W. A id I.DEN FENN I.ll' STORE,
Fitch the Tlica[l.• lo
1.1,15. fresh Blue
FLEMINti,
Diamond and Market at.
AN excellent articlePoTAsn, put up
w t4/1 Cotlisl I,lll;hea., r.crired by
F. It. DIL&VO.
I) 1;Y 11111)s OCCED-A. A. MASON
Ci Mat ke.l loin the whole of their immense
.-t•tt•k Fverl art tele will be clo. e il out ttt from 7L . 1.1 to 64:1 or
rent 1,11:1.1 .0,30
E ETON 1 EsTS—We have received per
1,7 another lot of the Skeleton VeAIS V. hid, ate
umluolu. dle the ',West and lightest fur Summer wear.
L. HIRSIIFELD A SON. No. 70 Wood et.
MRS. ALLEN'S 11 AIR RESTORER, or
Zylobalsamum.—This preparation, whirl, Ins never
been t4i dill is Italy rule when used accialliag to the
e.it , ires ihe hair to its original etrenolt and
1,101. It is not a dye. 81111 0111: Little Is sullieicut, If applied
pt..; eris. F4r sale only by JOS. FLEMING,
le2n Curlier Market st. and the Diamond.
A LI, FISHERMEN, Amateurs or Profes
j-i m bo desire to have the CHEAPEST and BEST
T “'ELE in the oily, tall at the sign the GOLDEN
N, So , 136 WOOD street.' Besides this, we keep a full as,
sot tarot .4 . GUNS, PISPOLS, RIFLES, TABLE and POCK
ET CUTLERY, , Sl. BOWS S TETLEY,
No. 135 Wood et
A RAToo A WATER-2i dozen Saratoga
Ki Wth, ,C,tigrctis ill vv..' 1y
Jog. FLEMING,
17! Urnu Duunond and MarkeE at p
I -IN SEE I) OIL-- LAO gallons Linseed Oil
J for Pale toy J. SCHUONMAKER,
Jy IS '24 Wood stre,t.
MONEY can lc had for the notes of City
t.si.,•—, ~,, hit, in g tram !Our to six months to run
I;n 4 nire of THOMAS WOODS,
,j) t Curnmertial Broker, 75 Fourth St.
1;1 IV E. ACRES of first-rate land, three in
cultivation, balanre in prime timber, situate iu a eery
piummit Immtiou, about two miles (rum Allegheny eity,with
i n r, front on the New Brighton and Allegheny Plank
Itoad, will be sold on easy terms by
CLITH - BERT & SON,
Rrml Estate Agents, 51 Market et.
NAN DB. LINIMENT-2u gross of Al
• len's ou hand and for ,:d• by
F LEMING BROS.
-
IVIAFKEREL—N e N o3iglfogby
yi2 iigNNLig
- - -•
. T E MON S 5(.1 boxl i s zl t% Fj arfile , nl it tr s ,!ale
-LA bs ..St I IN HANP, balance in one, two ant,
s w J....,,thi e t, yell* Win 11137 il_, VA .
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„ BUADOR-W-44 . ,
I y 12 No. 39 Wood street.
24 feet front. by laCrilsep, tl•Wit=1:101121115•Vailer Dtp1z,..31.
- DRUSSIAN BLUE-15 cases for sale by 1 .. g t,.., et t y.—vice Vb. glib roperty Is well worth at
' _L - B. A. YALINESTOCK t CO, teo non. C. CUTHBERT & SON.
I ep23 surlier First and Wood lit stet jel.t. Real Estate Agents, 51 Market et.
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41:V
President.
L. IFTLELARTTI
V., Prat...Lena.
GM W. CABS
T. B UPDIKE.
J. B. CANFIELD
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RIVER NEWS
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Health and Strength must "nevi- ,
A gp ecia mooting of 010 members of tbe burgh &tulip) 1
A.ciation will bo held at their rooms tbii thy at 10 o'clOck„I . tably Follow its tee.
A. M. Pnectiiil attendance Is requested. go - FIR fl ..t vvs
TM River la still falling, with no prospect of a aka fee ;
some time, and none bet the lightest draught steamers can
make regular tripe. The now low water boats lately built
have beau kept hock by the press of. brininess among our 1
mechanics. Lower the price of provident and labor will •
',Alsace with it.
Tilt steamer Rosalie," now Inading. leaves for Pt Lci‘ll
lilu morning under the command of the veteran, G. IP
More We advice ptevenpers wishipg to make a pleasant
trip to that city to call early and secure resin. and if they
do not enjoy themseleee ge it Will Le their
own fault, and not that at the pet i aemattly and attentive
oftbiers uho command title snug little craft. '
TB! steamer Nebraska" In u..w• tank lug regular trips
to Wheeling. At aheamanot tarry large onanlitie ,, of freight
go d is of very lig& dratight pam•engers ott her may depend on
not being detained . by her geting aground. She lawny,
tuakea her time, and connects with the railroad at Wellsville
end Steubenville, returning the day following. Trarelvt•
look to It.
THE new steamer "Cremona," built expressly for the
Wheeling trade under the direction of the Mlueling Packet
Company. is now finished, and will be commanded by Capt.
Rosa Doyle, with Baszel Doyle In the Clerk's office, both of
whom are well acquainted in the trade between this port
and Wheeling. The bull of this substantial steamer was
built at the yard of 1.. 31. Spent, Rellevotnon, and measures
155 fent on deck, 31 feet beani,4feet b inches depth of hold,
and drawing only sixteen inches water; she has two 3d Inch
boilers, 26 feet long, furnished by Robinson, Minnie& MiUer
oaken, C. Gookring; furniture, S. D. Young; carpets, Rub:
Inman & Co.; upholstery, Seibert; outntle, Long se Duff, and
to complete the display, Mr. James Murphy lees not failed to
make an impression with the style in which he has painted
this beautiful boat. Great credit is due to the mechanics
and cony iactors for the energy and skill displayed in bring
ing out the musical "Cremona." Passengers and travelers
should bear in mind that she will leave punctually at 10
o'clock, making connections with the railroads at Wellsville
and Steubenville.
THE St. Louis Dentncrat, of the 19th says
The river opposite continued to fall slowly yeaterahty, and
nine Act in still reported to Cairo. The bites:int-I is
with f3nr feet In the channel. The Slllnole has not Mk
proved any. The A. G. Mason, from St.. Caul, reports 28
Inches on the lower Rapids, the Luella aground eta:teat
Slough. The Tennessee Bell turned back at Keokuk, hay log
given up the trip.
THE Louisville l'iterrier of the 19th says:
The Ittver was slowly falling yesterday, with three feet
water in the canal, by the mark.
A low water season may be Bare y calculated on now, and
all hopes of a rise are dissipated. In the Channel below
Olnclnnati, but four feet water wore repored by the mall
, boat officers yesterday. while In the lower Ohio but little
over three feet was the „last report.
The J. S. PrintElS canto In from wintewlere along the
lower Ohiu, where, finding the water too sho.:l for her, has
concluded to tie up at New Albany fur the season.
PORT OF PITTSBIJROII
25 'SCUM WATER IN THE CHANNEL BE METAL MANIA
DEPART,F.D.
Steamer Eollnn, Calhoun, Wheeling.
STEAMBOATS.
WHEELING, &c.
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and
.Wheeling
Pwekets.
The ROSA.LIE, Capt. Gte. Dona, and the
olt B. Capt. aEuRISIL B. Meant, will rue as
ItIiItJULAR DAILY PACKETS between Pitts
burgh, Steubenville and Whetting, 'Mopping at all informe.
&ate ports.
The ROSALTE will leave Pittsburgh our - Mondays, Wwl
tioadays and Fridays, at 10 o'clock, A. 01.—Etzvaasuso, the
will leave Wheeling on Tuesdityit, Thtirsdsys end Saturdays,
at 7 ' o'clock, A. M.
The steamer U K B will also leave Pittsburgh on Tneadays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock, A. 51.-11.zrunsisri,
will bare Wheeling on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, at i o'clock, A. M.
roe freight or pounce apply on board, or to J. D. COL
LING WOOD, Agent, at the i ittsburgh Marine Association
Ito..uni, hi Water at. JelB
--
"For `heeling.
BUILT EXPRESSLY FOR THE IRADE
The 1104" ateimer CREMONA, Capt. Roes
Dow—Clerk, Da . COIUMNICe to
make her reg - ler tri-weekly trips, looting on
TVES DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at 1.0 A. AI.
For freight or passage apply on hoard, or at the PITTS.
DURIIII MARINE ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No. B'd Water
eitrort. IF *2l
For Wheejing.
The steamer NEBRASKA, Sept. C. lILABA,
will leave fin. the above and Intermediate ports
:,,title Beery TUESDAY, THURSDAY ass.l
SATURDAY et 1 A.. 1.
• Fur freight or passa4n apply on bona. J)1.9
Regular Packet for Welleville, Steuben
ville and Urbeeltng.
The new anti fast running steamer BOLUS,
CALnens, Clerk, J. B. Sglt/i, willleave
for the etw arid interteiraixte Luanne
every MONDAY, W USNVIDAT as 1 FRIDAY, at 10 o'clock,
A, St. For freight or passage ap;•ly on Ward. if IS
CINCINNATI.
For Cincinnati and St. LoTi
The Atnnoter O RA PIS ROT. Capt. A. Id' OPIDL,
and M i 1 1 i t
' e l n el a C t I la r lt r S".•)i ll
]earn fu r
S D U rr • J s h o r e
i
y
. at 10 o'clock A. M.
For fright or passage apply on hoard, or nt the PITTS
/31111:1M MARINE ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No. 02 NVater
treat. JylO
SAINT LOUIS, &c.
The steamer ROBALIK Capt. G. D. Moonr—
Cierk, Jona Doris—will leave 1.4. the al...ream]
intermediate port,' on TUESDAY, July 21st, at
10 o'clock A. M.
For freight 'nr pa.saage apply cm board or st the PITS,
BURCH MARINE ASSOCIATION 800118, No. 82 Water
atmet. jy2l
E MON & C 0.-- TRANSPORTATION
ju LlNE.—Racing made extensive pre
parntions this winter, we are now repated
to do a HEAVY BUSINESS by PF:NNSYL AN 'ANAL
and (RAILROAD, THROUGH TO AND FROM THE EAST
ERN CITIES. We can assure our friends and all those
,lisp.o o d to patronize the Pouls. Canal and Railroad, that no
pants will spared to render genenti satisfaction to Ship
ions nortern and Western Freight. no AIOIDANCF.
OF THE INfI.INED PLANES ON THE ALLEGHENY
PORTAGE RAILROAD will give lucretintxl despatch to the
trammtbsion of freight.
office on PENN street, at the Caned Basin.
mhli LLOYD & LEMON.
1E 5
Anticipating
I TRANSPORTATION . _ LINE.-
I tralkst.rt mg. Freights toand n' f o r r o t tn e tli t e ' EaStAidga
ern (Ides, via Pennsylvania Canal and R tro s, wo hart
ro. reveal our Mock of Boats, he., on same, to a DOUBLE
\ILI* LLNE, which gives us a capacity of over 1500 tone
per month each way.
We aurora oar friends, and those disposed to patronise the
State imptovements, there will be nothing smiled un our
part to render general satisfaction In forwarding Eastern
Lunt Westin a Freights with promptitude and despatch.
Kira A MITCHELL,
auglLy Canal 8n.41n. Pittsburgh, pa.
DSSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP:
The Copartnership existing, heretofore, between Joe.
Courcs and J. BiNXN Knox, under the firm of JAMES
COLLINS & CU, hue been dissolved, this day, by mutual
cobseat.
timinii3a of the Mae firm will be itittled by,.liitow
Conius, what's authorized to uie the name of the 'firm fo ,
t hits purpose. .1 AS 001.4.,1N
. .
taburgh s Juno 14, 1358
Tn.tvsrrt to my friends for past favors, I
401iCit a continuance of their patronage far toy late
I...ltner, JAMES COLLINS, mho will carry on the t+oE
WA RUING AND COMMISSTON, TR ANSPOittATIoN ANL;
I'W )000N BUSINESS under the atyle of JAS. COLLINS
A. CO. 03' 2 / J. BANKS KNOX.
111'('andless, Means & Co.,
Lo Wick M'Candless,)
WHOLES ALE GROCERS, and Dealeni
IRON, SAILS, °LASS, COTTON YARNS, and Pitts-
Litt gh Mit:luta:tures 'ol:kernlly, corner of Wood and Water
ntrmtx, Pittsburgh. niyri
BLOOMSLUMPS---
100 tone Juniata Blooms;
'26 Lumps;
Cluunpiniu.
1..1)91 JOHN 11001111 EA D.
by
p 11; METAL
-100 was Atiogben) chum-mil
1,0 c"ko;
lou •• Red Short Authrucite
100 •• Cold
100 .‘ Horror C•o u oty Sh.or Cold
For sale by • IIY 9O
CULT rr
LE ills BRIDAL GIFT.—
One of the last things done by Col. Colt province to
g,etting married, was to have hit INIPROVED PIBTOI, Its
[shed and brought Into market. it potions., many advan
tages over the old patent We now have on hand a supply
of the-e really tasteful weapons, end would be pleased to
show them to our friends.
Guns, Pistols, ]tides, 'Revolvers, Ammunition. Sr,
Sr
BONN & TETLEY,
IYS No. P&S Wood street.
WOLF'S SCIIEIDAM SCHNAPPS. ---5
g ross on hand and for sale by FLEMING 11E0s
WN DO GLASS—
Itoboioo
1.. ; •
30 10114
20 " 10xitt " •
In store and for sale by
il7_ MILLER. k. RICK MON.
111110WSiS ESSENCE JAMAICA
GIN
oER—'.'l dorm of this valuable Medicine received by
JOS. FLEMING,
Market Cotner Diamond and at.
._ _
M A(2 :S b . IS R Is E . No. 3. catch of 18:56 ;
5 " No.l ;
10 half bbla No. 1;
10 kilts Nu. 1. Just received and for sale by
SMITH, MATE & HUNTER.
ARISI A .7', - TOOTH 1 3 AST ET- - A now and
excellent article, prepared and sold only by
JOS. FLEMING,
Corner Diamond awl Market at.
WIIITIIING.---Perwais fond of ibis na
tional pastime can be provided with one of the beet
POCKET KNIVES in the country at
iIOWN k TETLEY'S,
ly No. 1:55 Wood street.
POIiTI N G APPAILITii S.—Gun:,
40 Pistols, Revolvers, klarking Tackle, Guu Furniture, and
everytlaing necesaary to a Bp3rtaman's comfort, can be had at
the Enterprise Works, N 0.1313 Wood street
Jyl9 .80W2.1 . & TETLEY...
MM==M=
HOLLAND BITTERS
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE OF .THE KIDNEYS, .
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND ,A.,GUE,
A ND the various affection cenesqueutupon
xi_ a disordered Stomach or Liver. Such as indlit ui tdon,
Acidity °Cale Stomach, Colicky Pains; Martina:4 of
Appetite, Despondency, Costiveness, blind and BleOtrug
Piles. In all Nervous, Rbetumatio and Neuralgic Aire°.
gloms, It be; in numerous instances preied highly bet:tended,
and In others effected a decided Cure.
Nature finds no new enemy to combat, with this
ful tunic in the system : Its effects are tamest mrthsiii.
the cure permanent. It communicates no violent" Amick Aci,
the system, but by arousing its vital energy to normal . ak
Lion, enables It to throw off the cause, and thus thoroughly'
eradicates the disease.
When its medicinal virtues are so universally ackne -
edged, and particularly hare, where it has become 00 pow.
tar a family medicine, that it is sold br many of the grvtura
as well as all the druggists. It would seem nft.ent-fg .
offer further evidence, yet us there are doubtless scuniaaafio„:' .
have tried many advertised remedies,and still solfirfrum .•
Dyspepsia in one or more of its . dreadful : rms; wuntildrdi
the following certiticates, the autheiltiC4, of which- oluntitit
be doubted, coming as they do front - persons so wen/MOSTA. -
WIIAT IT IS DOING FOE TRE.SICK
Wm. scbuchruan, 'EN, the well knii*nlithogragdies Jaye:
"Ihare 'frequently used Bcerbrive's' Holland Bitters; and
find it tuvariaLly relieves Indigestion and debility."
Ken. Samuel Eshccick says: el. found special relief Icons '-
its use for a severe headache, with which 1 had long suf.
feted." -
J. W. Woodsmil, Esq.,oays: " have nevi Beerbace`aHol,
land Bitters myself, and recommended It to others, knotring7
It to be Jost what it is represented."
All. Jonathan Neely, of Lower St.(llair, sap: havade
lived great benefit from ifs use for weakzieea of the ttormiala,
.and Indigestion."
James M. Morphs nays: * After several physicians had
failed, Brerhave'a Holland Bitters removed the pain from
my heart and side, arising from indigeetioa" . •
The editor of the Fathoming Free Press says: "After one •
of the best pliyalcians iu this place had failed, BrerhaTee
Holland Bitters cured me of the worst form of dyspepsia. ' •
Francis Felix, only manufacturer of fhb *larfedmarriM.
tract of Coffee, nays: "I know that your Holland Bitters is ,
one of the beet medicines in the world for a disordered
stomach or liver."
. . . .
Dr. Ludwig,editor of the "Packet," Baltimore, pronounced
It a medicine deserving thecontidenea of the public.
Dr. Eherhart. the loading German physician of Penna.,-
hoe preecribed it frismeutly during thelaat three years,trith •
marked success. In debilitated states of thedigestiveoripilms ,
or of the system generally.
. The manager of Balion'a Vinegar Factory says; I -used
It myself, and was therefore induced to try Its effect upon
my wife, (troubled with thogreat debility common twall 'of •
a consumptive habit,) and really it is doing Mir more good
than anything she has ever taken.'.
NOTICE I . .
Whoever expects to find In this a beverage will be dhow
pointed, but to the sick, weak and low spirited. it will .
prove a grateful aromatic cordial, posseased of singular rem. 4
eillal propertied.
CAUT/ONI
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has Induced
many imitations, which the public should guard against put ,
chasing. Bo not persuaded to bay anything elm until you
have given Boerhave's.licilland Bitters titan trial. One hots
tie will eonvince you how Infinitely superior it is to all thews
Imitations.
Slati , Sold at $1 per bottle, or fix bottles for $6, by the so
proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, le. A 00
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
cor. Smithfield and Third streets, Pittsburgh.
.
oastast /MNI'S. '
Philadelphia, T. W. Dyott A Eons, l'3•L N. 211 street. New
Yet It, Barnes A Park, .414 Broadway, corner Duane. Balti
more. Censor. Brothers, Gay street and Penna. Aveziuo.
Cincinnati, John D. 'Park. Chicago, Barclay Croihens, 21$ $.
Water at. St. Louis, Barnard, Adams & Co. N. Orleans; ,1.
Wtigtit 4 Co. toy22'
TIR. C. M'LANE'S
LIVER PILLS AND VERNIFUGE
IMPROV.VD.
DR. 1. SCOTT, a regular graduate and phyddan of 0:ton
al ya practice and experience, induced by a commendable de
al:, to alleviate blown autferwg, as well as to excel, has per
tected an
DIPRoVRSIENT ON TUE ORIGINAL LIVER PILL AND
WERMIPUOR OF DR. C. iIIcLAND,
Daring prepared three re:maitre at the imitlinal partner - ;:d
Dr. C. McLane, for many years- 4
OCR IMPROVED LIVER PLUS . 4ND VERM/PDGX •
possess greater efficacy and are mom mild in theirtiPeratfOn
than the Liver Pill and Vermifuge prepared according tett'a
original recipe of - Dr. C. McLane. We make 114 declaution •
underitandingly. and recommend them to . , ate afflicted u
tieing both plutotantaud curattve,and belrth. them auperiar. .
to any other Liter Pill or Venn ifuge ever preftwl. . .
Read Certificate of Dr. C. --
THE WHOZ7EIVOREI7 COlvt,W.EiirDl —
I. SCOTT'S CELEBRATED .
'WHITE OliteiSSliN LIMIER
The universal relief afforded by applications of this
F.RRAIRD KING of: Pain Killers iu canes of Rheumatism,
Clout, Lumbago, ,Soro 'threat, Drnises, Sprains, Swelling§ :::
Stiffness of the Joints, Sciamea, Pains, Scalds, Burns, Aches '
or any other disease for %Odell a Pain Rifler or Liniment la
need, enables no to assert positively that Dr. I. SCOTPII.
CRLIMILATED wiurK CIRUABSIAN LINIMENT Is the
most reliable, safe and pleasant remedy yet discovered, pos.
aeming astonlehing properties for III:ALING DISRAU and
TOM PROMPT ERADICATION or PAIN. The many at.
testations to its - virtiim, given by persons of enlightened
Judgment and atrictiblegrityi should Wilke all tO adOptAt A r,
asiibindard Family Remedy. The most iricrodulalle,will'U._
require nothing more than the followiiiitestimony of Dr. 0.. . •
McLane, distinguished as a gelato discoverer of medical
remedies:
ILRAD I RILADII ItLEA.IIIIII
Mottasortous, VA., Rapt. 12,1666.
MO iv to certify, that I have examined the Beetle, for pre
paring ]thane's Improyed Vermiftige mid Liver lisle by Dr.
I. Scott, who has Leon IN THE ILAIIII Ole PEEPADINO
AND USING MY ORIGINAL. MEDICINES IN.SIY MICR .
luring the last THIRTEEN YEARS, and that I White he
ha+ IMPROVED ME.'. I snake the above ontement the
more ailllnfly as I HAVE N) INTEREST IN THEM
WHATEVER.. I would hathar !rata that I latre fmuently
;liedhis CELEBRATED WHITE LL B
in my practice, with the happiest ettecta, unit that I can con
ihnentiansly recommend It. C. aIaLANE, M. D.
All the above 111,licines propsrod solely ander the super.
vkiou Drol. SetYl7. Sold by Druggists, and Merchants
overya bore.
The LIENL'INE Dr. 046McI..tNE'R TMPROVIED LITER
PILLS AND are signed by Dr.
I. SCOTT A Co., accompanied Ly certificate of C. IMULA2iIE.
GENUIZiLF, WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT signed
by Dr. I. SIWIT6 Co., accompanied with signature or-L.
SOCTT, M D.
DR. I. SCOTF tr. CO., Role Proprietors,
Rat lb Moor, Morgantown, Va.
DR. G. U. K iNholeinile Agent, „
140 Wood street, Pittsburgh.. .
JAS. P FLENI I NO, Wholesale Agent,
)4:tally isawlyst.cBti fear Railroad Depot. Allegheny. '
T CATOTHELDIES.—
Li. DR. DLIPtINCO'S GOLDF MTINTITCY PILLS FOR
t.EM ALE°.. The combination of Ingredients in Dr. Di:Ton
ne's Golden Pills, are perfectly harmless. They have been
used in the private practice of old Dr. Duponco fur over 30
years, and thousands of ladles cat, testify to their great and
never-falling TILTIN3II In almost every -case, In eerrrecting
Itregularities, relieving painful and dietressing menstrua
tion, particularly at the change of life. From sto 10 Pills
wilt cure that common yet dreadful dir.o.rote, the Whites.
Nearly eery lady In the land suffers from that complaint.
The above pill has permanently cured thousands, and will
mire you it you nee them. They cannot harm you—on the
contrary, they remove all obstructions, restore nature to its
proper channel, and invigorate the whole system: Ladies Fr
whose health still not permit an Increase of family, will 6nd
these Pills a successful preventive. For particulars Soo di
rections on the box. Price $1 —and will be osent to ladles
confidentially, by mail, by enclosing $1 to either of the fal•
lowing agents:
J. BANKS KNOX
:loth by SAMPLE .4 REED, general Agents for Alle,gheny
City; FULToN'S. Drug Store, Birmingham, sow P.SCOTT,
and by W. A. OILDENFBNN EY & CO., No. 43, Fifth street,
opixistte the Theatre, Pittsburgh, who will supply dealers at
,proprietor's prices. Sold by nil Druggists in the city and
sited States. apr2P.P.md3p
D RIVATE DISEASES-DR. BROWN,
60 Smithfield etreet, hetwoen Third and Fourth
li e
.unto, devoted hie entire attention to an Office Prflo. '
tire. Ilia business le, fur the muet part, confined to Eft;
private fenererd Diseases. and each painful affeciuna,
brought on by imprudence, youthful Indulgence and
Syptthie, Syphilitic Kruptionth Gonorrhea, (Meet, Stricture
Urethral Diechargm, Impurity of the y Blood, with all diseases
of the Venereal Organ. Skin Dixousee, Scorbutic Firuptione,
Triter, liluoworm, Mercurial Diessissa, Seminal weal:nem,
Impotency. Rheumatism Fewslualrealtherse,Montidy.
pprtelkutel„ Diseases of the Joints, Fistula in APO, ilierrentS
Ructions, Pains in the Bach and Loins, Irritation of the
Bladder and Kidueysosueretssfully treated. Cure guaranteed,
enty yearn' practice (ten in tide city)enablea Dr.Ercurn
to offer a:mummies of a epeedy cure to all who may come nu,
der hie care.
JulIS NI.,OItHEAD.
°thee and Private Coneultation llotnne Binttlatteld at.,
hettteen Third and .P..tirth streets.
QT Charges moderato.
DR. BROWN continues to be consulted for
the cure of SECRET DISEASES. liis euccees in
10.g-et:tn.:ling La . w. is unequalled. The afflict.] are invited
to call without ricla.e. Persons afflicted with, Venereal Die- ,
eases, RhOClTllatisl3l. or Seminal Debility, should not
delay to get his advice. Letters containing a tee, immediate
ly answered.
In...othre end Private Room., No 60 thuitligeld street,
between Third end Fourth stouts. Pitteburet • 1 446 •
L•III R S Ii FELD S SON
WILL OP;b;
TIIIS (SATURDAY) 31ORNING„
"air EITTLI.B OF
SUMmER COATS.liva,
Recemed per Rzpreet.
A 1.,. 0..•14 , et)I(o of
SU.11:1116lt CRAY ITS AND TEES,
Received per Atlantic.
L. fiTasurELD A SON,
N 0.70 Wood streeL
Fi PT' WARD PROPERTY FOR SATE.
A Lot of Grand ou Itike street. between Walnut and
I. at. y str,,ts, With (oar . separate Frame names, In good
eouttittou and -dolt rented. \VIII be sold cheap.
ye—' , BLAKELY & TtICILEY.
COF FEE-
2
30 0
pockets Java Coffee, 60 The. each :
'2O bags prime Old Lalpmyra Coffee.. Received by
1e27 F. lt. I:IRAVQ.
REFINED 130RAXL300 -lbs. in store anti. ; - ,
for sale by t Je27 t 'FLEMING BROS.
$6.000 Pape r lß STtedCLA.SS.
one toBITS.I.IstStS.
run. Also, purchase mortgagee, city sarrarga bought and
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