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Cies, Esq., was unanimously elected e f'reskient of
. the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
'and by equal unanimity, J. K. Edgerton was chosen
Vice PreeidenL After electing the following gentle•
'Men to act as a Committee on Organization and Ey-
Laws, the Board adjourned until this mottling C.
T. Sherman, Samuel Hanna, Win. Wade, John
Brans and J. Edgar Thompson.
Another of the flourishing business houses we wish
to refer to, is that of Messrs. Rhodes A Verner,
Brewers; Malnters and lop dealer's Their Brewery
is on Stevenson street, neer Pennsylvania avenue,
and their office and molt house, corner of Penn
street and Barker's alley. Malting an d brewing is
getting to be a very important business in Pitts
burgh, and the proprietors of this establishment,
with their well-known industry and enterprise, are
determined that it shall not be behind, but rather
ahead of their neighbors. Their malt houso is, we
believe, the largest now in operation in the city, and
fis capable of malting 60,000 bushels a year. About
calf of this amount Of grain, Messrs. It. 4 V
will manufacture at their own brewery, while the
-rest, in malt, will be forwarded to different points in
the West, where they have permanent agencies es
tablished. Their energy deserves success, and if
asach pure and sparkling ale as they will manufac
r tare in a few days, when the enlargement of their
brewery is completed, were drunk by those who
stake stimulants, instead of poisoned whisky, there
'would be lees drunkenness, maniapoto, broken
iheads, stabbing, IC., Ac. We must also mention
'that Mr. T. J. Laughlin is the gentlemanly mans
ger, who does business in the office
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SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
WILL BE aELD
AT PITTSBURGH
On SEPTEMBER 30th, and on
00 TOSE ft let, 2d and .3d, 1858.
.fea4 HOST. 0. BAUM, Secretary
The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne, and Chloe-
co anaemic& Election.
The counting of the vote for Directors in this
road, was not completed until nearly 2 A. M. yes
terday, consequently we could give nothing in
Thursday's home, except the names of the parties
elected. The number of shares cast was very large,
as will be seen by the following list of candidates
with the votes received :
*Geo. W. Case, 86,122 Thor. Scott, 14,931
.J. Edgar Thompson, 86,068 Jacob Hennioi, 13,086
''Wm Wade, 70,663 *W. Robinson,jr 68,103
*C. M. Russell, 64,892 F. J. Myers, 9.897
*C. T. Sherman, 66,762 E. Quioby, 21., , ?0
*John Larwill, 49,007 P. S. Marshall, 4,898
0 Robt. Me
Kelly, 74,868 A. Conn, 18,630
S. Chessman, 17,323 Arnold Lynch, 12,214
INDIANA.
ojaamaal Hanna, 55,892 J.I . Fdgerton,B3,l3B
*Wm. Williams, 53,13 S *A. L. Wheeler,B3,l3B
W. H. Jones, 6,073 J. R. Straughan, 2,544
CHICACO.
•W. B. Orion, 83,138 o John Evans, 73,038
Learim B r d, 3,083
REI7( YORK CITT.
*T. T. Moran, 843,141
The Directors held a meeting yesterday afternoon,
when, on motion of Gen. Win. L'obinsan, GEORD W
The names markeii with an asterisk (*) are those
elected Directors.
A Nem and Good Thing.—F. R. Rubinson i
proved gridiron, or-downward draught broiling up•
paratus, is the name of a new and very useful arti•
ale, that every house-keeper should have. We bare
tried one of them, and hare no hesitation in endor•
ailg the following, which we dip from the circular
of the agent :
Robinson's double-acting, downward draught
Gridiron, or Broiling Apparatus, is unquestionably
an improvement, being adapted to all sizes of cola
anon stowed and ranges, and so constructed as to
Wing dm beat of wend or coal store into direst ron
tact. with the meat, without one particle of its smoke
or Ware. By this apparatus
1. The rich and natural naver of the meal, is pt.:
served; being cooked in its own juice, with the ad
dition of a little twit and pepper, instead of grease or
butter, which saturates the meat and destroys the
flavor. If butter is used at all, it should be addul
only when the meat. is rembved from the iron.
2. The meat is equally and beautitully browned
all over, instead of being half done and burned itt
patches, as is often the case when fried.
3. All the gravy that may etude from the
va .epa, is saved and cooked, without being burned ur
_o,oe:tea:ed.
;4: All tlat bespattering of burnt fal. and those
greasy dames In the room, incident to the old grid
: iron or•tty process, are entirely obviated•
The above incomparable article can be had of the
• traveling agent, Mr. John Walsh, or at the Pitts
burgh Variety Works, where they are manufactured
at prices varying from $1 75 to 3 25.
The Mari that wasn't Bobbed.—ln our local column
of yesterday we published a statement-that a gentle
man had been robbed at: - tbe SL Clair hotel, while
asleep in Mr. Brown's room. Thlc statement we re•
-calved from the gentleman himself. It turns out,
however, to be a chimera,. The,facts appear to be
that Mr. —, who does not board ur lodge at the
Clair, gut into Mr. Brown's room, no matter bow,
and in a way best known to himself; that owe of
/ is friends, deeming his watch and money more safe
With them than him, removed them from his pocket,
.for reason test knows to themeetrem that after the
gentleman bad 'returned from the land of Nod, and
'Gorgon, and Hydras and what nets, the chattels
were returaed to their N hole in the wall," and there
.424 no thief to catch, the igitapee Committee will
omit.
pleaea qtair total is one of the hest regulated hi
The St. • t,
• ...or wawa have occurred, or are hit e•
any 0 4, and a. - 4 at any public house, with er
ly to occur there, .. • ti n i fs ,
large a patronage, in tho
T 4 Corrigan Tragedy Agar
Argyz, of yesterday, edited by J
the gentleman who held the inquest on
the ill-starred Corrigan, publishes the tee
and verdict of the jury, and follows it with some
marks calculated to open the eyes of the people who
wondered how Hughey got the " piece.' Strong
insinuations are msde that certain individuals did
not want the wretched man to finish the statement
and confession he had communicated to a press
reporter, and that under the cloak of friendship,
they prepared the poisonous dregs that sealed bit
lips, telling him it was a preparation intended to
steady his nerves and soothe him in his misery.—
That the mixture did quiet his nerves, the reader
knows full well; but there is a day coming when
Corrigan and his accomplices In dark and bloody
crimes will all appear face to face, and pass tunics
the all searching eye of one from wham no secrets
can be hid.
Pollee Carac—Benjamin Sharp, the colored man
charged with stealing a pocket book in the market
house, the other day, containing fifty dollars, was
discharged yesterday by Alderman Johns, there be
ing no evidence against him sufficient to h01d...... Al
derman Wilson issued two warrants her assault and
battery : one for the arrest of John McElree, on .9.11
Information made by Vinoent Leamison, and the/
other for the arrest of John Flood, for striking James
Nolan.
The Circus in Town.—Passing by the American
Yard yesterday afternoon, we observed that the can
vass was being raised for Madame Tourniaire's circus
company, which commences to perform to-day.
This lady Is one of the most extraordinary equestri
ennes of our day, and she will no doubt have crowds
of people to see her performances while in this city.
She has visited nearly every city in the Union, only
to win golden opinions from oil sorts of people, as a
daring and graceful rider.
We have been requested, by Mr. OCIMOW, to state
that his other engagements will prevent him dpvo
tisk& that attention to the Flag that it should have ;
hence he is compelled to abandon its publication.
Persons wife have paid their subscriptions to his pa
per, in advance, will. be supplied, if they desite it,
with the campaign Post—if they de, ant,. he author
izes lts to Saythe amounts wittlx,reftuadecL
—Han. Dawson pasted., through the eity.
7P #l., on. hie way home, after trip itp Late
: , Suiretior. He Wu in fine nitrite, and gave chewing
,91COPilateot- the piespeiMof Buchman and Bteek-
ANAtft*
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17. e iethe house of Mr. Gent,
in the Third Ward, Allegheny City, buit4Shtt was
large and etitbusiastic. It li said by then who inn
present that at least 3000 persons rallied around the
standard of link awl Bra's*, on that occasion. The
Democratic Glee Club, of Pittsburgh, wen in atten
dance, and discoursed meloctiout and patriotic music.
Speeches were made by Maj. Lynch, Mr. Heideman,
and others, whose names we did not learn.
After the meeting adjourned; the Glee Clifb sere
naded several prominent Democrats on this side.
4"-lAITGVST 1
Selling off at Cost.--Those in need of any thing
in the furnishing line will find the place to get their
money back to be Wm. C. Elliott's Shirt Emporium,
on Fifth street, between Wood and Market. Bill is
going East in a week or two, and is now selling off
the major part of his stock of drawers, shirts, ac., at
their originil cost. Give h. - a cull. Seeing is be
lieving.
Yesterday, about 1 &olock, P. M., as Mr. D. A.
Greer, grocer, of Liberty street, was riding down
St. Clair street, his horse stumbled, throwing the
gentleman over his head. Fortunately, Mr. G. was
not injured, and immediately remounted, bringing
h.s steed up standing.
Emancipation Anniversary,—The colored popula
tion in this vicinity will celebrate to-day in come of
the groves adjacent to this city the anniversary of the
emancipation of 80,000 of their brethren from thral
dom in Jamaica.
Masonic Hall Dedication.—The new Masonic Hall,
located on Water street, Allegheny, will be dedicated
on Monday .evening next.
False, the alarm of fire last night, about 10 o'clock
Dr. Bell's Opinion of Hostetter Bitters
Some months since, wbile recovering from an attack of re
mittent fever, I was requested to try Ilostetter'e Cele.
1)1 at ad Stomach Bitters, as an article peculiarly stilted to the
condition of convalescents from fever. It is but simple jaw
tice to nay that it rapidly restored the powersof my dignmire
organs apd at the some time kept my bowels gently open.
I have no Multation In saying that hitherto to using it in my
practice, it has, In every case where I have ordered It, acted
like a charm to thus speaking freely of it, I far from puff
a patent medicine, an article it by no means claims to he.
SANFORD BELL,
N. D.—We will not be accountable for numerous counter
felts of Hostetter Bitters, put up in the same shape bottle as
the original. Purchasers will be able to tell the origigal 1.;) ,
Dr. J. Hostetter's name being blown lu frill upon the bottle,
or lii tasting it. HOSTETTER Jr SMITH,
Sole Manufacturers and Proprietors, 287 Penn at.
And for sale by Druggists and Hotels generally through
out the United States and Canadas. jyl9:deir
NOTICE.—The Stockholders in the ERIK AND
WATERFORD TURNPIKE. ROAD COMPANY will
meet at their Office, the ()By of Erie, on SATURDAY, the
13th day of September neat, to elect Officers, and to ant
upon the provisions of the 2,1, 34 and 4th nections of the Act
of Assembly, certified as of the 14th May, 1530, and to vote
upon the acceptance thereof.
lly order of the Company. OROIIOR BELDEN,
July t 2 , I ly2P'Sti Secretary and Treasuier.
DOLLAR SA VIS 7 US bA N K.— pliftl.l6lTS ;Tiede
with thin Bank BEFORE. THE FIRST OF Milt UST
will draw INTEREST from that date.
ly2t.L3t CHAS. A. COLTON, Treas'r,
OAS COMPANY DIVIDSND.—The Trustees of
PITTSBU SO II lIAS COMPANY have, thin day.
declared a Dividend of Five per Cent- out of the pronta of
the loot six o r ionine, cc the Capital Stock of the Company ;
payable to Stockholders or their legal reprerntativee forth
with, at the tint, of the Company.
JAMES M. C4RISTY, Treasurer.
Office of Pittsburgh Oa: Co., July 13, 1861 01.13 • 1 •
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK No. PP FOURTH
S.TILEST—JONKS' NEW BUILDING.— Deposits
mast be made with thin Institution in the month of June,
in order to draw ipterert from July Int.
Jo3o LIMA. A. COLTON, Trewer,
Oslo I Puma. 4.. NP OHIO olx L4x 4 R. R
NOTICE TO SRI ETEr.s. —On and after July ILb,
Mita of Lading must be banded in at the Federal Street Stu.
Pon beforo 7 o'clock P. M. of the day of shipment other-
Wide, the Company a ill not pay charges, or In any manner
to
rtsponsible for Weir collection.
J. 11. MOORE,
Superiziteu'l.
PRICES REDUCED.
A S 'PHIS is the age of cheap prices, we
will in future sell all $1,25 books for $l,OO. The fob
lowing is a 11111. Who can bent it t
Hidden Path, sl,to
Alone, ou
Widow litalutt Papers, 1,60
(7iiiiirtaliiii and Marriage. by Car. Lee Heat, 1,0,..
India; or, the Pearl of Pearl Sliver, 1,03
White Chief, by Capt. Mayne Auld, 1,00
Seaboard Slate Sta•ea, by Olmstead, 1 0 0
Salad for the Solitary, I.tio
I,la.
Rose Clark, by Fehny Fern,
61111ilier's Speeches, Isla)
Afritja, or, Life a n d Leto in Nornn), I,eo
My bondage and t reedorn, by Fled Ds.eglaaa 1.....10
Gerard, the Lion Killer. 1.0:J
WoHurt'e li.sad, by Washington 111 hag, I.lso
'I he News liso, Li.)
The 1011 u. Ing One Dvllar Rotas oil be to/I :or ninety
cents • --
...
Ernest LAIIWW.4I, b . ) Leo llLiits,
Pie-hi:ism., by J. Plitmoix
u. it Mated,
Vagabond Lite in Mexico,
'lieu - silts, by 1, - 41,4ft-110w,
1;1.1 and the New Wrirkl,
Escape 11 Niivice by bliss llunliley,
Sla.rn.wgtaes Prlperll, 111.0
1,10r1111.. by Fredriks Bremer,
Wanderer, by author of Watchman, ttO
llemenilier, the sty.% for these prices, will be sold
Con car!, andy, m LA I.:l.llilt'S Floro,
JY22 N0.:7 Fourth iitre..t.
BA NKING HOUSE ter
C111.:Illi BRO., BARROW A CO.
DA Vl4 POR 7; 101 rd.
CoLlettiont on all points um and west of the Nt,./4.1,
sippi River. Prompt attention gi, ry to oil :Justness e,;.
trusted to their uands.
111131 TO
S. JONES A CO., Pittsburgh;
R. R. swimtow. k Chi,stgo ;
E. W. CLARK & 01, Philadeipm
OPTI ZKNB' BANK, Baltimore ;
W. CLARK, DOIXiK k W.. New York :
bliLltokE A 13itoTHERT0N, einesnuati
,”y7-Ins
wiiirr LIN o. Pere,m, fowl of itis
uucal iswtialo eau be pro, kth,l tail, our of the best
Pvt.iET Kst VES in the country
BOWN A TKTI.F.I"B.
lYlg N., 136 Wood street.
VALUABLE Coal Mines at Auction.—On
the 28th day of August next, at 3 o'clock, P. M.. will
be sold on the premises., to the highest bidder, Kelse's
collent Coal ]flues, '2O miles above Pittsburgh, oti the Mo
nonothelai river. These works are now in Optima., hosing
I
;be roads all in the finest order. The dip of the cost lo
right. Thor,' ire Sl!,‘ acres of mud, with two tier one
from 8 to 10 Gut, the dicerabout. 4 fuel. Two brck and tour
(risme housrs : the cars end ever, thing op thme splendidly
impro.ed scoria., together ulth 15ty sues of ricer 1.0:1,,p,
I teed of superior quality, rtml CO rode of the best binding un
i the river.
Terms-01m third cash. one-third lu b mouths, and one•
third In IS mouths.
If you wont a bargain bur these liusurpslssed works.
For further particulars inquire of
WQOUS, Commercial Broker,
i i,25 75 Fourth et., Pittsburgh.
I[NiSUR.A.NCE I I NSURAKE I Appliea
t,on for Insurer,. ter several good reliable Insurance
I Companies received by t1 . F.0. W. BURN, st but Real Estate
Agency mid Intelligence Office, on the north shin of 04,,
(mirth door east of the ['lemon& ALLEOIIICNT Cr?!. jut
0F jf Ea; —l5 0 bagB fair and prime for F ale.
iyz.ts 8141T11, MAilt k BUNTER.
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ALLFAILIENY CITY PROPERTY—A Lot
of Ground on Larock street, thnie l.w ro flwoi recierai
40:p 22 feet front by 100 feet dealt to an alley, on tettlCl,
F ooze. wall BR . lt}hed and admirably arranged . font by
;y o staining tau ytarlora, dining room and kitchen on the
POT: three tboma 'bop and one over the dining
qja fittbskedititic--cethit under the whole house—
yd —bake ovan In ' the eel larL-L y 4 r9.n t and gas
" e m IYdl he exchanged for a far*. AK"! to
OLAK111.1( h RICH
.--The Greensburg
It. Laird,
ttmg y
"ut5..94.f
back ya 3
vu the preb.
.I.rAo
a •-,-
Volt SALE— ' , sr --
tx" t rnile;from
F situation fora con.. t ... ‘. ,)0,,,, and 70 Y .,,0• re near.
the city, in a thriving ue., - e—in Allegheny P42.„ -, •
Four Homes—two Brick, two occupied es a groceli
one Frame situated ou the Nemo. -stij'op,r vacant lots.
and provision store, and for the bush.. `,., %11l farad in
WANTED—A 01111, to do homework t. * l / 4 4
Allegheny City. Situations wanted for lien Nu,,ti
4 .spit,t4 any:
Apply to OEO. W. BUNN, at his Real Estate - 4 , ,t - c \ nrOt
intelligence Mee, on the north side of Ohio stmt. .4 4 ,
door east of the Diamond, Allegheny City.
VALUABLE FIFTH WARD PROPERT I ,
IN MARKET VERY LOW—Tun 3 story Brick
]louses on Penn street, each occupied as business homes
and dwellings, renting well amble the very best portion of
the Fifth Ward. Also, a corner 3 story Brick Rome, oCCI ,
pied m a mbinet store and dwelling, and a *.! story Brick
°welling House in the rear. Also, three Business lionses
end tire Dwelling houses on the corner of two public
rireets in the Fifth Ward. Apply to
030 BLAKELY A - RICHEY.
E • - -
AST LANE, Allegheny City.—We have
for sale a House and Lot on Fast Lane, lying between
Min a street and the river. The Lot is lli feat wide by a i fet t
Jeep. with a neat two story Brick Dwelling House, contain
ing six rooms; hydrant in the yard, and other out-hous.e.
It wit be sold very low. It would be exchanged for a city
lot. Apply to 1.0'30) BLAKELY it ILICIIEY.
-
00:PARTNERSH IP - NOTICE.—II. F.
kj Rudd and it. C. Totten have thin day become partner ,
i i the Fort Pitt Iron Works. The usiness of the concern
w 4.1 be conducted under the firm and name of Kamp,
We - de St Co.
Tts3 unsettled businees of the late firm Sf Ramp I Wade
will 1 te attended to by the new firm.
put 'burgh, Julrlst, 35641.
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lyre
pA YENT ELASTIC PACKING FiR EN
GL. gEB.—Faigineers end others Interested are invited
t „ call ete ,.lesatattie a new artiole of packing fur all parts of
eteet ,, ~,,,gi lea, pumps, kr-, where soft packing is required.
The advenu mites of this articJe are: great durability, saving
of tallow, red NlCtiollof friction, eonetiquently erring of power.
jr d oe , no t e a t wire to be taken out of the stuffing boxes, but,
being packed LIM 4 °DO. the pacing la gra d consumed,
thus saving time• and material.. Bpeeintens of the various
sizes may be seen. at
vi*, 8. HAVEN'II Btatiowerg Warehouse.
Marked at., corner Qf SIXOWL
a et;
rr
44.1
O'f
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to.
112:111:11111
FrlttlfoFll3.D, ILL, April 14, 1856.
4 0 0• 1
my3l 2.
--keit,B ' of lirstrrate land, three in
_l2 cultivation, balance in prime timber, situate in a v
ery
aeesant locatio, about two miles front Mlegbany city, with
large front on e
the New Brighton and Allebeny Plank
Road, will be sold on easy farms by
011T1111SRY A MIN,
my'Lq Real Estate Agents, 61 Market at.
SEMI-ANNUAL S.M.
A. A. MASON & CO A .
Stui FIFTH STREET,
larsomaitticoponlag .ot their,ORSAT BEISMANNTIAL
SAL4•OFt DAY.,AXICOM•4 ot their Inimenie stock COD.
llrtheiribiße°/" win be marke d down 25
toned
to 50 , 21015T-I,3l3Bthan-svgalirsirie
, L r rit -135 fy26 _ VAS. N. 44 J orra. . Tar Stmzor
rryjuNTint.
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THE fATESI-7.'NEWS
.BY TELEGRAPH.
TIIIWItY.FOIIRTR CONGRESS.
HIRST SRSSION. •
Wasnraerea July Sl—Senate.—The Senate took
10 the bill regu lating the compensation of members
of Congress.
Mr. CoHamer proposed as a substitute, that mem
bers shall receive, for attendance at the sessions, 25
per cent. additional to what they are now entitled to
by law.
The bill was then referred to the Committe on
Finance.
House.—The bill providing for the settlement of
the claims of the Officers of the Revolution, and the
widows and orphans of these who died in the ser
vice, was taken up and debated at length.
(SECOND DISPATCH.]
Senate.—Mr. ulee, from the Post Office Commit
tee, reported back the bill authorizing the Post Mas
ter-General to contract with Vanderbilt for carrying
the mail between New York and Southampton, ma
king it the duty of the contractor to extend the trips
to Bremen or Havre, or those places alternately,
whenever required by the Post Master General,with.
out additional compensation for the round voyage.
Also providing that Antwerp may at any time be
substituted for either of these places. Another
amendment directs Secretary Marcy to give notice
as provided in the act of 102, to terminate the ar
rangement for additional allowance for the transpor
tation of the mall between New York and Liverpool,
in the C Aline line of steamers.
.Tbe bill was mado
the special order for Monday.
The bill to continue the improvements of the har
bor of Newark, N. J., gave rise to an animated de
bate, but the bill was not disposed of.
The bill directing the manner of the payment of
California war bonds, was then considered and pass-
ed.
On motion of Mr. Seward, a resolution was adapt
ed calling on the Secretary of War to report whether
the public interests require an improvement of the
roads in connection with West Point, New York, and
the interior of the country lying westward thereof,
and if so, what is the most practicable and expedi
tious mode of making such communication, and the
expense thereof.
The Senate passed the House bill to continue the
improvement of Dee Moines Rapids, Mississippi, and
the improvement of the harbors of Newark, New
Jersey, Conneaut, Huron, Fairport, Ashtabula, San
dusky, Cleveland, Black .Itiver in' Ohio, Buffalo,
Dunkirk, Oak Orchard Creek, Big Sodas, ',Brie So
das in New York, and making appropriations for e
steam Dredge on Lake Ontario; for the completion
of the Breakwater at Burlington, Vt.; and bills pro
viding for the continuation of the improvement of
the Missouri and Arkansas Rivers, and to continue
the construction of the breakwater at the east side
of Ready Island.
The Senate confirmed, without opposition, the ap
pointment of vol. Geary as Governor of Kansas.
Adjourned.
House.—The Newark Harbor bill passed.
Kansas contested election case was postponed till
to-morrow—Mr. Washburn, of Me., giving notice
that he shall move the previous question at three
o'clock.
The bill expediting the issuing of patents for con
firmed land claims in California, was debated and
tabled by thirty majority
'the fortification appropriation bill was then dis•
cussed.
The Kansas election case was taken up.
Mr. Waehburne, of Maine, maintained that the
election of Whitfield was without authority of law,
end that he comes here only as the choice of a minor
ity of the resideut °Risen: of liansas ; therefore he
is not entitled to a seat as a delegate. The election
under which Reeder claimed, was equally without
authority of law ; but inasmuch as be is the choice
of a larger nuinher of residents there than those who
voted for Whitfield, the committee recommended that
he be admitted to the inset he claims, rather than to
d e ny lip real cut Oithene Merely because that choice
Was granites ad gutiide of Hie lege] forms, and ne
t
cessarily so imams° the law -making power was des
troyed by foreign violence. To deny him a seat is to
deny Kansas the right to tie beard fat all on the flour
of the House.
Mr. Smith, of Tenn., called attention to the fact
Ow the Committee en Election, in other contested
cases, had reported a resolution that the contestant
was entitled to his seat; but in this they recommea
dad that Reeder be admitted. Was might or right
to prevail?
Mr. Washburn repealed that neither Mr. Whitfield
nor Mr. Reeder were chosen by the existing law. in
the present faze the oommittee had fellowed a prece
dent set concerning Wisconsin or Minnesota terri
tories. Itwas competent for the House to admit Mr.
Reeder as a delegate.
Mr. Smith said that Reeder had no legal right ;
vet you would admit him.
Mr. li,toplipi,..s, takin4 issee with Mr. Washburn,
remarked that whore there is a legally organized ter
ritorial government, some person might be, under
the law, entitled to a seat as a delegate. In the case
referred to by the gentleman from Maine, there was
no organized government ; but In Kansas, prow 'aim,
is made by law for the election of delegates, there
fore the precedent did not apply. In the course of
his remarks, he alluded to the adoption of Mr. Sher
man's amendment, to the Army Bill, saying that
the majority of the House thus evinced their desire
to strike down the main pillar of liberty, namely, the
tight of thy people to bear arms, as secured by His
Constitution. When be saw such things, be almost
despaired of any thing being dons in behalf of law and
order, the Constitution being regarded as no longer
binding.
Mr. Sherman replied to Mr Oliver's Missouri minor
ity report of the Kansas Investigating Committee,
and maintained the truth of the statements set forth
by the majority concerning the invasion of Kansas
by Missourians, and their violent eontrol of the elec.
tions, trampling on the rights of the resident voters.
He argued that the remedy for the Free State men in
that territory, by judicial process, was utterly futile.
He would vote fur unseating Mr. Whitfield, because
the latter represents the for c es wno invaded 4ansup.
The tars of the territory were illegally passed, end
ought! LO he repealed, the militia disarmed, sad the
whole federal treasury, if necessary, expended to
keep the peace.
Mr. Savage insisted that the whole transaction in
its origin was an assault on the Constitution and
laws of the United States, and in its progress was an
assault on justice and truth:instead of facts. The re
port of the majority of the !lat.!. Investigating Coin.
',dime., was a compound of the grossest partiality.
misrepresentations and falsehoods, not to say per.
jury. lie proceeded to show that the report was en
titled to no credit, as It was contradicted by the re
cords in the case; the statements were base, and
surpassed the fictitious stories of Munchauson, list
liver and the Arabian Nights. .To the traitorous
and bloody movements of the Emigrant- Aid So,ju.
tics, and others who supported them in Congress and
elsewhere, must be attributed all the horrible event,
in Kansas. Like gamblers, they resort to the bowie
knife and the grab game, four hundred millions of
the federal treasure being the stake for ebieh they
are now coneluoting their Presidential schemes If
any northern men say that they have better men, '
women or agriculture than the South, he is ready to
tell them they lie, from the bottom of their shoes. 1
Mr. Oliver, of Missouri, contended that under the 1
Resolution providing for the Kanase Investigating 1
Committee they had no authority into the validity of I
the Legislative Assembly. It was a violation of ev- I
ery principle of law ; it was degrading in his col
learues un the committee thus to transcend their I
pi, iters, lie er.mld psk 7hether the House was wil
ling to trample on law by admitting . tteeder i Were
men so far loot to justice and decency as to be guilty
of such a monstrosity.? He could not believe it t,tl
it be so recorded, Ind then he should Pee it will,
shame and mortification.
Mr. firasliburn asked that the statement of Reeder
be teed.
Several objections were Interposed, but aflprwards
withdrawn.
A letter from H. Green, dated from the Merchants'
' Hotel, Philadelphia, was first read, stating that Mr.
, iteader was confined there by sickness, and wishing
soma gentletsien to write to Reeder and inform him
on what day the contested election will be closed.
The Speaker remarked that Mr. Reederis statement
waa without date.
' The Clerk commenced reading to the effect that
the greed. ir s aaa of evidence renders it indisputable
that the Legislative Asaambly of Kansas was a fraud
, ulent, usurpating body, elected in a manner disgrace
't.es ic the ag , . He assumes that the law under which
' Nhildield was elected, was absolutely void, and calls
f ur „Lem conderenetioo as a stupendous fraud. His
0 .., L , ,A,,,,,;0n, so far as time toad place were concerned,
wa s not in at.zordancs with the previous law ; he
d r ain:, however, tea: be received a large majority of
legal votes, and that his opponent was sustained by
little bands of coters, and seoesCons from Missouri,
Calling short in the ..'Fgro r Sat? of his la s al "teB. He
expressed his high grata:Ndlotil t k at 1, 0 previous Po
sittone relative to the alleged.OLoclori had been sits
tabled by the recent investigation, and repeats that
Whitfield has no shadow of right to the a;."..t.
Ineffectual efforte were made by Messrs. Pheps
and Humphrey Marshall to dispense with further
reading. It could be printed and laid on the tables
of the members to-morrow morning,
Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, wanted the House to go
into Committee on the Fortification bill, saying that
the public business demanded that they should work
after four o'clock.
The Clerk resumed reading; but before he had
finished, a motion to adjourn prevailed.
Land; a good
• -
Wtorcect.i., Vt., July 31.—Five bodies have been
recovered from thi wreak of the John Jay. These
have been identified aS iffir Belknap, of New York ;
Miss Renshaw, of New Orieses ; Mr. Metcalf, of
Lething Valley; Mrs. grvicg, .of Roster; and C.
A. Fleet, of Brooklyn.
Miss Sherman, of Albany, is 3:sported as having
been lost, making six victims of the disaster es far
as known. It is supposed there is another body ar
dor the wreck. The boat was burned to the water's
edge,
W4.6II.INGTON, July 31.—The New United States
steam frigate Minnesota left the nary yard this morn
ing, and is now anchored of Alexandria. ;She will
leare to-morrow, under ateam, alone, for 'Philadel
phia, where sha is to receive her armament, sails,
stores, ata,
Boston, Jaly 31.—A fin broke out in North street
yesterday, which rendered 80 families lioaseless.
'two dead bodies were recovered from the ruins this
inorninp milking nine killed.
f.S'`~,y ,S ~~
~,4- .'i?',.:
Botentag of the Steamer John Jay
811 ti1hit of the litimeeete
etre In BoetoA•
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The 1111Eldi4Orta of New York—The
Sons 4 . Oftlre."
SYRACUS24 30'—The Soft Democrntic Con
vention , orgatieed t6-day temporarily, by selecting
Gov. Hombre at Chairman. The Third and Soft
Shell sections appointed committees to arrange mat
ters for a union meeting. After discussing the ques
tion, it finally ended in the dissolution of the Soft
Convention s and its fusion with the Herds Joint
Conventions was then permanently organized by the
selection'of'W. C. Crane, of Herkimer, as President.
EVENING SESSION
The Union Convention re-assembled at seven
o'clock, and, after appointing a committee on Res°.
lotions, proceeded to an informal ballot for a candi
date for Governor. On the first ballot Addison
Gardner stood 69; D. L. Seymour, 46 ; A. P. Par
ker, 33 ; Feroando Wood, 25; 11. Seymour, 21;
Augustus Schell, 11 ; Erastus Corning, 9, and scat
tering 30.
Messrs. Wood, Seymour and others withdrew, and
after two;informal ballots, Addison Gardner with
drew in fiVor of Ames. J. Parker, who was nonsi
nated on the 4th ballot, which was subsequently
made unanimous. Adjoined till to-morrow. -
SECOND DISPATCH,
SYRACUSE, July M.—The Union Democratic Con
vention has nominated, by acclamation, Judge Van
derbilt for Lieut. Governor.
Addison Gardner and David D. Seymour have
been nominated as the electors at large.
A resolution was adopted congratulating the De
mocracy on re union; cordially approving of the
Cincinnati nominations and platform ; regarding the
nominations of Fillmore and Fremont as alike char
acterised by a spirit of bigotry and intolerance to be
repelled by the people ; and denying charges of sec
tionalism. The Democrats endorse the action of the
party in Congress on Kansas affairs, and look con•
fidently for a victory in the State. Other resolutions
were passed of a local character, and speeches were
delivered by Gov. Seymour and others. There was
much enthusiasm.
Duel at Charleston
WASUINGTON, July 31.—The New Orleans papers
of Friday have been received. Tho Charleston pa.
pars record a duel as having occurred there on Mon
day, between John Cunningham and J. L. Retch.
After an exchange of shots, without injuring either,
the difficulty was adjusted.
A quarrel is impending between Mr. Pryor, of the
Richmond Enquirer, and thr editor of the Whig. A
duel is likely to be the:result
Land Warrants.
WARM - N(I7ON, July 31.—The whole number
Land Warrants issued under the act of March, 1355,
to this date, inclusive, is 156,475, embracing more
than nineteen million acres. During the present
month 9,055 warrants have been issued.
The Navy Department is now engaged in sending
out the new Commission for the Naval officers recent
ly confirmed by the Senate.
The Empire Stole Explosion.
FALL itivyst, July 30,—The Coroner's investiga
tion with reference to the explosion of the Empire
State is still progressing, and may occupy several
days. Nothing of special importance has yet been
elicited.
Deittruotion by Lightning
BALTIMORE, July 31.—Tbe lightning labt night
struck many places about the city, but did no seri
one damage. A brakeman on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad was knocked from a car by lightning
and run over.
AMUSEMENTS.
MADAME TOURNIAIRE'S
UREAT
FRENCH CIRCUS
WILL PERFuRSI AT PITTSBUIttiII
On Friday and Saturday, August Ist and
2nd, Afternoon and Evening
1^=!!
MAD. TOURNIAIIIg,
The gz astleel KgitrelliatlLlF 11111 h, PLIIIK-ar ll] her
GREAT BAltrelf ACK EL Ac r.
MLLE JOSItI'LIINE, the z:lll.ht , to un.l tirck-eftil 111 , 1er,
ftl appe•ftr 112 11., great t'Al. Aer
Master WILII.DINAND, the le at trick, ttler of lON ago . t!,
wort.
'Monsieur BENOIT, the cel..•branYM ruler awl r. fro,.
014, Enos Itorn.n Anwhict,nt,
MAD. ToURNIAIRE
lu her great SIX-ItUItSE ACT—tttu few tie thht ever
attempt.] to ride and control Mat Tuutinnue
will alio ride her Ult RAT MENAIIe ht - r
Meurer T11E01,010 , , the hunllc IrAvr, will eopeu. in 4
Twn-Hurau Act, lii conjunction with Ids brother, I erAlt.aj,
the Ruirot4 Wriuitlere.
Mr. MORO thy eakibrutml Gannon-Will Nrfuluto•
MASTEIL CIRTUN, the Mae! Performer
114. AL. F. I,lOllllG',
The American Clown and Joni.:, on Urn.
cent Cord, Bnttouto Lento and Tan , n 9 other Pet t.dontlit r
during ho ex hibizion
Doors Optrll at 2 and l P 31. Put formancos
I-2 and 8 F.
J .
OLIN W. Ai'CARTIIY, BILL Ptltt4'lEß and
DtelltlelrTell, will attend to the Footing and Dibtrihutiug
of ell 1. teas a
BILLS FOR CONCERTS, LIFAVURES,
AU commindcataotta---otther by mull, telegraph, or other
whie—dlrocul to the office a the Slornitty Poet, u Il receive
prompt tatentiou.
AUUTION SALES
BUILDINU oN CENTRE AVE
NUE AT .11:in'T1tiN SATURDAY „Del
A omen M 3 k. will be -old. n.in the pi•
41111040 Lda of lid, 11,1 !I, the :vitt, and evientln Wards--
nu vlid• of in huh hive each a haul of tin nvit) In et three end
Ouhre. on 0,31 re Aveuur. a xtelkthuß Ina, I. • h ll'
dred fret to en alley eleven feet and, and tow tv• n balmy.
each s front of twenty feet vn 1 Hie anneal, evitending I s -k
one hundred and twenty-nom feet nine Oldies tv Tannehill
Urn. and a twenty-fin 4: feet alley.
Ttnus_ituinvlllftli cash ; balance to tilt equal 1111.1fltdi pay.
usenta, with interest. Ti indisputable.
/)2V
I'. M. DA Ai•rr .
A CARD
THE subscriber retired from hmthiess the
let inst. in favor of his sons, !Rani and Mutoroik,
way will cuntinue the business at the OLD STANP. No. 20
LIBERTY STREET. under the item W3l.
TR EE. Ja. 8. IiRO.
lie begs leave to return thanks to his rustotiola tor the
liberal patronage he enjoyed fur many yens n, oat to solidi
for his Eucressors a continuance or their fitsurs, vinyls he
doubts not 11107 will use their best endeavors to morit.
MONT ROSE MITCIIELTREK.
Pittsburgh, July 23.1, lake,
V/ M. MITCH ELT IREE, JR. & BRO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
RECTIFY Iklo DISTILLERS,
AND
WINE AND 1,10? OR MERCLIANTs,
No. 209 Liberty Street,
PITTSBUILOII, PKNIN'A.
100 BUILDING LOTS VOR SALE.
IN EAST-LIVERPOOL 01110.
6A BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE no feet
by 130 feet, In James Blakoly's third a Wit ion to the
town of East-Liverpool. Also,
THIRTY-51X
LOTS, 60 foot, by 130 foot, iu difforem pat to of the town tor
sale on rim:unable terms of pro !neut. Apply to
S. S. HILL. Esq.. East•Llverpool, Ohio.
or to lILAKELY • RICHEY.
Jy26 Real fistote Brokers, Pittsburgh.
EAST LIBERTY LOT AT AUCTION.—
We will seIJ at public Auction, 00 SATURDAY after
noon, August 2, at 354 o'clock, a Lot of Ground Rooting
catty feet on the Greensburg Turnpike Road, by het feet deep
to a 20 feet alley.
This lot is bounded on the east by property of :Ur. Muni.
6014 and on the ‘vest by property of Mr. Wm. ll'Coinbs, sad
not a great distance from Barker's Hotel.
Terms at sale. Sale positive.
BLAKELY h RICHEY,
JY3O Real Estate Auctioneers
FOR SALE—Seven aorta of Laud, on which
le a frame house, framvienes stable,and nav iety of s a failin spring ,
bat of grafted fruit, grape a v a rhrubber.
One and a quartlr acres of land, on which is a brick house
with four rooms; a good cellar and a frame shop.
Al., a town lot, on which is a brick beaus with four
rooms, finished garret and good collar, all situated in Se
wickleyville, and will be sold low if applied fur noon, or
PrOttld be traded fur small farm handy to sonae of our Rail.
roads or Flyers.
/or 940—Three gqo *gm welt Improved, within twee..
ty Ilya miles of the pity.
*PP I / toll. W. 911NN, 51, ttia Real Estate algoiloy and
Intalligennil =on, B orth Went Ohio wee, Worth door
••• of the Diamond, Allegheny city. iY 2O
_
COTTAGE HOUSE AND
FOR B ALE.
TIIE undersigned (with a view of remov
lug to another house in the immediate vicnow inity,'
resid offe ea,
rs
pale the 1100811 AND LOT
In which he
situated on Mount Washington, on the brow of Coal Hill,
opposite the lower part of the city. The lot is 128 feet front
ssci sso feet deep, and boo growing on It a large number of
t4l/it toes nud cousfiting of apples, peached
a pes ph apricots, currants, geossdlerries, raspherrimi,
rpes, ha. The house je 40 feet front, 6 'feet 1511, and 50
eot deep, with kitaheri CON, Here Ber j 0011 . ,, with
bath romp and tinititusl tpirret, The liOnt'i le 1 - 4 4 it pw.4-
nru style, neatly painted and paPerefi thromporlt ; 4 1 .. 0 9T ,
- ,And owe and washboards of trent moral , and ball are pained.
There is d rod itable sufhciently large for two home tilid
earring. A well of water, a astern, and ail necessary
knthoingee. The lot le encloessi by a paling fence 0 feet high.
The location la ope of thg most beautiful and healthful iu
Western PAAneyiVAA4A.
P 0113814011 given immediately .
Terms Übe*.
008
JOHN WOODS, Desna Arriii\ Exciusaß
BESEERi prude: In Exchange . Commercial and Bank
kletteg. Moe bought and sold on COM/131'60D. Collections
abidildedio. Interest paid on Deposits. No. 67
MEV NEWI3I:IIIDYNO,Fourth utreet. le3o
tt s .. t~~_..
=WM
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS , EXCHANGE.
Prerigient.
L. WILMARTH.
Vice Pm Modt.l
T. 8. CLAIMS, (1170. W. CAS&
Secretary.
JAMES P. BARR.
Superinbntlent
S T. NORTHA3I. JR.
Cbnamittee of Arbitration for July.
GEO. W. CAS S, V. P.
JOHN P. PEARS, T. B. UPDIKE,
W. S. LAVELY, J. B. CANFIELD
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
Hermann .
Canada .
Africa
I ban in
Yahoo
Barcelona
Ship; Lear,. Fir Days
Fultou Ilavre New York.. July 2
Niagara Ikeitou, kc Liverpool July 6
Ericsson Liverpool New York July 9
Persia Liverpool New York July 12
City of Baltimore... Liverpool Baltimore July 16
Waahlogton ,-. Southampton... New York July 16
Now 'Voss, July 31.—Flour opened with a fair export
demand at an advance of 5410 e. on immuton and medium
grades; cutldi 13,000 bids. at $6(6,20 for common to chuics•
superfine Ohio, Indiana, 1111num and Wisconsin, and s6,ooqq,
$ U for eduction good to extra do., including choice Ohio.
Wbeat; receipts moderate, stocks light; sales 0,000 bush.
Corn, advanced 1@ :c. pi bushel; sales 64,000 bush.; closing
buoyant- Onto itt moderate request at 433,4giteci fbr State
and Western. Whisky without important change; salsa
400 bbls. Ohio and prison at 30c. Pork dull and lower; tales
400 bble. at $19,62%0 - 19,73 for mess, and $l7 for prime,
closing heavy and irregular. Beef; sales 260 bbls. Beef
llama and prime Mess Beef dull, and prices nominally the
same. Cut bleats heavy; nominal at $8,7300 for Shoulder"
and $9,75@10 for Llama. Lard easier; sulee 400 bbla. at
123441 . 29 , 4 'e. Butter and cheese remain as lint noticed.
stock Alarkets.—Stocks dull ; Chiesco 0 Rock Island
93 1 4; Cleveland 6 Toledo 71%; Cleveland .0 Pittsburgh
04.04; Cumberland Coal Company 213. ; Brie 01X,;*1111chlgun
Southern te.3%; New York Central 87 1 ,4; Reaclinf
Virginia sixes US% ; Sterling nxclumge Is dull at 9,Y4.
l'utunsuo.l3., July 31.—Flour market steady with small
supply arid very limited demand; Wes 100 bbla. fresh
ground superfine at $13,5048,50, as hi quidlttei p Rye
Flour nothing doing, but holders firm at $3,50. COP Ideal
an lair request and scarce; sales 500 bbia. Brdodlwtneat
$3,50, and Small lots Peens.. at There is a good vlernand,
Ice Wheat, with fair amount offei log; sales 4000 lbush.it
$1,5001,55 for new Southern and Vanua. red, and $1,62l
$1,65 for white, including a lot of 100 hbls. mixed iit $1,56.
Rye in fair demand and eteady ; sales 800 bush: l'enua. at
7k. Corn very scarce; sales 100(1 bush. good Southern yel
low at 70c. and a lot of damaged at etic. viols active; sales
1000 bash. Penna. at 42c., IWO Latab. old Delaware at 42c.
and 1500 bush. new Delaware at 370;37;4 'Whisky scarce
and wanted; small sales of barrels at StegidOc, and hints. at
38439 c. SetMlb scarce; a small lot of Cloverseed at $9 , e+
bushel.
C , St INNATI, July 3l.—Flour firm M $8: sales 300 bbla
W heat active; soles 8000 bush. at $1,15041,16 for red and
81,2240,25 for white. Whisky firm mad higher: sales 225
ibis. nt 280_02131,c. Provisions nominal and no demand
Sugar in luoderate demand ; sales 40 hbds. at 9%©ft)ic. for
low fait to fair. Molasses unchanged with a moderate de
mand . sales 10 bids. at 53c. Coffee, sales 50 bags 50 hags
fair at lil Vic. Lard Oil 8.5590 c.
11‘...rivionc, July 31
off
WU }wet very firm. q Wheat
has improved 3 cents; av,los of red at $1,5541,63, and white
at $ 1 , 60 q 1 1,7 3 . C , Wri la active; sales of white at 61466 c.,
and yellow at 63c.
NEW YORK, July 31 --Cattle offering—.39oo cattle offered;
sales at kieloe. for commou to pt lme ; 10,200 ebeep and
lame. at advareaal price.; TOO Neal calves sold at Settle ;
bogs scaroa.
air A Wonderful Remedy —llr. B. D. Woods,
late Justice of the roux, East Birmingham, Peuusylvai ia.
I have been afflicted with a dinease of the stomach, pal
pitation of the heart and uerrotie headache, fur nearly fif
teen years, and have spent soma Iruutiredeof dollars in order
to effect a cure, but tone purpose. After having used three
bottlea of your Holland Bittern, I ftel myself entirely re
stored. I eat and sleep well, and attend to my bust ,
nese with pleasure, and would therefore recommend it to all
their who are afflicted.
We would caution the put lie against purcluteing any of
the many imitatiour of Oita delightful Amu,. To prevent
In/PlAitioll, be careful tomb for Bred - tare's llolland MU era.
Cn UTIoy 1 wird against purchasing un itui tad... To
prevent imposition, be careful to ask (or ikeritaviis Halketui
Bitters.
ea., Sold at ;1 per bottle, or mix bottles for $5, by the pro•
prietors, 8F.NJ.1.311N PAGE, JR. A CA.)., 31anufacturing
Pharmaceutists and Chemists, Pittsburgh, Pa.; it. K. SKL
LESS cornor of eiocond and Wood irlxeots; and
Drumtiatu gunerwlly. Jythelie
TERRA.COTTA OR STONE
WATER PIPES.
PEARL STARCH
For Sole Wholesale at Manufacturers
COMMISSION MERCHANT
ANT. WUOUSALE DEALER
etuppsp, BUTTER, SEEDS., FISH,
Joseph White's Carriage Repository.
WHITE, now carrying on Mud
r) noon in his 111,1(KiOUP premises, (nuw lately
l.larged,) on the Pittsburgh and Greensburg
Turnpike, near the Two Mile Run, between
I ''mbar. h Lawrenceville, reapectfully Invites the public
toinepect hm su rl of GARAI AG g,S, BUGUISIt, ke. And he
articulat ly 1.11..1 0 • 0'10.1.41.11 rurcintscre, that one prtre
only 111 Mafia.
701 Ir !AY/1 y,' et p.-ro.elve in the business enables him to
before I va imtrons the same rhoicv collection of Car
i negea which, wetly y WM'S past it has been lila penguin'
department to ~:ect, from tho various suit moat talented
Eastern manias., rers The .ii.vess of Ids Flew system le
complete—the economy of his irt,ngetheuts will supply the
beet and Inuit fushinitrtLie manwarturen at maidernte prices
U Lletll . lllllballYi by those heavy cx noses, Willa the mania
for Jet-mating Mimeo of business has heaped upon the price
of goods, (owing to large rents.) JOSEPII WHITE will eell,
Lit ready money only, at much lees than the naval prices.
gyp-Carringes repaired in the best manner with despatch.
rohaalow
Fresh Arrival of Salt Oysters.
JUST received at STEINRUCK'S, No. ni
WOOD street, where 1111 the delleact. or
the season atn he had, served op in any denim- •1114
hie style. Ho is al.a In daily receipt of New
Potatoes, Peas, Waters. frogs, Shad, Sea Bass,
sad a great variety of Lake Fish, which will be sold to fatal
lies, hotels and restaurauts on the most reasonable terms.
Jost received, o large nod tine lot cf Lemons Oranges end
Pine apples. S. STEINRUCK,
Jy4 No. 111 Wood street.
WOLF'S SCIIEIDAM SCHNAPPS-5
gross on hand and for sale by FLEMING BROS.
I)UMICE STONE-1000 Ihs. on hand and
forsale by 03 , 2 ) FLEMING BROS. _.
R. JACKSON'S CHOLERA MIXTURE.
I have a large supply of this valuable niedietn,
JOS. FLEM I Nti ,
I •25 corn, Diamond and Market st
BROWN'S Essence of Ginger-24 dozen of
tltw Yaluabld medicine roceivod by
JOS. FI.IOIINO,
corner Diamond and Market
J 3 .25
cIEMI-ANNUAL SALE.—A. A. MASON
L k CU are eluding out their spieudid and flotrionable
;tool: of PRESS litaiDB at a great reduction from our
usual prices. 1)25
PARASOLS—We fire now offering our ex
tensive assortment of Parasols. In Silk. Tank% Satin,
Moire Antra. and other materials, wt a reduction of our
'bird lie usual rates. jr2s
{ZULU ASH of a good and uniform quality
1.„ j manufactured by the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing
Company at Tareutum; on hand and fur sale by •
FLEMING BROS.,
TOWA.--- 11'e are sending an Agent to a por
tlmt of I.iwit, who will be prepared to start In about ten
eayt, and will attend to the paying of taxes, making collet ,
ticns, Ac.. to. Any person having business In that State,
and will do us the favor of calling on us, will receive every
it,feruintion. 1.929 i BLAKELY & .RICHEY.
MAGAZINES FOR AUGUST-15 CENT:,
ii.xley's Lady's Book,
Harper's Magazine,
Peterson's Ladles' Magazine,
Luflie's N. Y. Journal,
Harper's Story Book-2 Sr.
Ballou's Magazine-10 eta.
lion. Chas. Sumner's Speech—best edltion-25 cents.
For sale by W. A. GiLDBNFENNVY t CO.,
1929 Fifth st., opposite the Theatra.
SAP SAGO CIIEESE-100 lbs. just red'
aud fur ludo by MYHRE & -ANDERSON,
1529
No. 39 Wood et., opposite St. Charles Hotel.
W. 0. LESLIE,
No. 45 Fifth street
N •
o t , ; ..
COMMERCIAL
rrecatertr.
N. HOLMES, Ja.
MIMEO
. . . ..
Leave Flir . Days
New York Bremen, kc -July 12
New York. Cilas„sou . w July 12
Bacon Liverpool July 18
.New York Liverpool. July 19
.New York Liverpool ...July 23
.New York... ....Li serpool.. . July 24
.New York Havre via 6:owes ...July 26
.New York Havre July 28
TO ARRIVE.
New York Market
Philadelphia Market.
Cincinnati Market
Baltimore Marital,
Now York Cattle Market.
From two to hi.t inch calibre.
PRICES from 12 to 30 Cents per Foot
A LSO-ROCILL"STF.R
Prices by
HENRY H. COLLINS,
VORWARDING AND
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY.
No. 25 Woou STltErr, PITTSB Ulloki. Jrl6
C CASES PRUNES, in jars.
ci 5 do, tratili Slilmberries, in bottles.
10 Blackberry Brandy Just recd and for sato by
!MYRRH k ANDRRSON,
No. so Wood street.
B
A CON —6OO lbs. Country Bacon Sides for
sale by JAS. A. FIiTZER,
89 Water street
TY 29
FLOUR—Extra Su perfi
Faubily Yiuur for sale by
iY29
FREMONT AND FILLMORE MEN AT
TENTION.
Ttke Ufa mid Trayels of Jvhp C. Fremont, A. F ., kc. B)
sinqpkei.
.I'4e Fremont Campaign Songster.
lOW copies Filtmore's Reception aid Speed:lp ;
100 copies Fillmore Soggsters.
jpstroelyed by P. 'A. Q.
41 Filth .t.
_
QET-ANN UAL SALE.—_A. A. MASON
& co. are &gul l out the balance of tnele stock of
Straw. Silk, onto sou ultreff."-*'....434eittit Bonnets.
gt tefinotipn srf nearly enettalfthe anal pesos. WA
VAMETlrrage—A Fin 7 40 1 901041e*
Family Flour for sale by JAS. A
i724 VUtOX zt.
`F, 4 ,- AN 07STANG LINIMENT 20
gross in store and fur sale by
ruorme nos.
~ •
• •- ' 4 , :;,• ki -
s ;:. \
- TtiffP:', %
,
- - .
' Tim tretto,—there were fly, inchee water in the channsk
last ,4ve°1143 at 44'94 try t 6 metal .mucks, &oda rise of X
07 an iueli elute cifr fiai - eantinom
with every Indication of more showers.
TEE only departure yestalittywas the new steamer "Bain.
yet P. Hibberd," commanded by Capt. R. J. Grace, destined
for Cincinnati. She is of light draught, and there Is no
doubt but ker °Mora, Capt. Grace, and C. C. W. Coles, clerk,
will make the "Hibbard" a profitable Investment to her
Tat keel boat "Great Wt stern" left yesterday for Whetb
lug, and the keel boat "Orphan Boy," Capt. W. Phillips,
will leave this an iiinoun. The titiote. boats are connect-1
with the "Oar-Bill" bghtninitline to Wheelleg.
Tat new steamer "La bac last been completed,
and her machinery tested by the local inspector of the port
She is furnish.' with tao boilers 36 inches in diameter, 14
feet long, with 31 tubular flues, with two 14 inch cylinders,
3 feet stroke. She was built for Capt. John Klinefelter, late
of the steamer " Pemmican.," and when completed will
not draw more than 15 inches The hollers, and everything
appertaining to the furnishing of a lint-class steamer, as cc
garde her capacity, have been finished regardless of expense.
In fact nothing hea been left undone that will facilitate bu
siness or add to the comfort of travelers.
Tax new steamer built by Neese k Nixon, at the Excelsior
Yard, Allegheny City, for the Tennessee Ricer trade, was
launched yesterday, under the superintendence of the build •
ers. She launched on only 43, Inches Witter, 1 4 an inch lees
than we predicted, and when finished, we do not hesitate to
any, she will disappoint her owners, who have fns ored our
mechanice by giving .hem the building of a hull that will
pass any and every where.
Tat St. Louis Democrat, of the 30th, says that the steamer
"Thos. ff. Larkin." one of the most valuable freight and
passenger boats in the St. Louie and New Orleans trade, for
which she was built, only a year ago, at a mat of $lOO,OOO,
was destroyed by fire on Monday last, on her upward trip,
at a taint on the river near Cheater. She was insured in
St. L.uie for 050,000. The same paper says that the ricer is
again falling opposite. It fell six inches yesterday. The
Illinois and upper Mississippi continue very low, and Were
haling at last accounts. Very little business doing in them.
Missouri is reported rising at the upper part, and at a fair
stage all along.
Tee Louisville Cburier, of the 30th, forwarded by Adams
& Co.'s Express, contains the following :
The river was still falling 1 esterday, with but 28 inches
water in the canal last evening by the mark. The weather
yesterday was the warmest we have had since the late heat
ed term. The thermometer at 3 o'clock was at 95 to the
shade.
Capt. James Williams has sold the "Stevenson" to Capt.
Ben Egan cf the ill-fated " Bock City" for $13,0430.
PORT OF PITTSBIIROO.
17% MOUES Wit= IN VII 0/11LNWILL or lIZTAL II Bg
DEPARTED.
•
Steamer Samuel P. Hibbard, Grace, Cincinnati
STEAMBOATS.
WHEELING, &c.
The steamer NEBRASKA, Capt. C. Buns,
will leave for the above and intermediato ports
regularly, Avery MONDAY, WAD:4EOO4I and
FIUDAY at 11 o'clo& A. M.
For freight or passage - apply on board. '
For Wheeling.
BUILT EXPRESSLY FOR THE TRADE.
The new steamer CH.EXONA, Capt. Hoes
Dorza—Olerk, BAN. commence to
make her regtlar id-weekly trips, laming on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYSand SATURDAYS, at IS A. IR
For freight or passage apply on board, or at the PITTS
BII,IiOII MARINE ASSOCIATION ROOMS, N0.'12 Water
street. 13'21
The new and very light draught steamer
CHARLES AVERY, Copt. W. F. Tour-arms,
will leave for the abovitand interntediste ports
THIS DAY, at 10 A. M.
For freight or paining° apply on board. jets
. For Cincinnati.
The steamer BAWL. P. lIIBBiIiD, 04/t. B.
11.
J. GRA --Clerk. OH 48. W. COLCS—Win later
Hi Intermediate for above aud Inrmediate porta cc
i
THURSDAY, July 3 ClO o'clock, A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board. J 931
LEMON & CO. - TRANSPORTATION
LlNE.—flaring made extensive p
wallow this winter we are now prep
to do a HEAVY BUALNESS by PENNSYL%AnIA u.‘ ur Ai.
and RAILROAD, THROUGH TO AND FROM THE I;MT
ERN CITIES, We can nesure our friends and all those
disposed to patronize the Senna. Canal and Itailnetd, that no
palm will be emred to render general eallsfection to Ship
pers of Eastern and Western Freight. The AVOIDANCE
OF THE INCLINED PLANES ON THE ALLEtIII£..NY
PORTAGE RAILROAD will give &creased despatch to the
transmission of freight.
Office on PENN street, at the Canal Basin.
mh.1.4 LLOYD & LEMON.
KIER'S TRANSPORTATION LINE.-
Anticipating the want of facilities fa
transporting Freights to and from the Bast
ern (Niles via Pennsylvania Canal and Pail a or wave
increased' our stock of IkAls, /cc., rar SIECIM;111 - 11 - 11‘71.11M - 27
ADA LLNE, which given no a capacity of over 1500 tons
per mouth each way.
We imam 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 & 1112`01.1.F.LL,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh, PR.
DISSOLUTION OF PA_RTNERSIIIP.-
The Co-partnership existing, heretofore, between Jos.
Gauss and .1. lissis Ran, under the firm of JAMES
COLLINS & CO., has been dissoWed, this day, by mUlltdi
consent.
The business of the late firm will be settled by it 11110.14
Collins, who is authori... , l to use the wane off ti firm fur
that purpooe. JAI 031.4.11.5,
Pittsburgh, June 14, 1868 J. BANli.g KNOX-
THANKFUL to my friends for past favors, I
beg to aohcit a continuance of their patronage Ex my late
partner, JAMES COLLINS, who will c~aarrrry on the FOR
WARDING AND COMMISSION, TRANSPORTATION AND
PRODUCE BUSINESS under the oityle of JAS. COLLINS
At CO. (J 52) J. BANES KNOX.
DAVID Id CA.NDLESS WILLiAIt =WO H. A C 0 1 ,11.1
MlCandless, ',leans £. C 0..,
(Sucrossora to Wick it 51 - I:iandleas,)
WITWASALE GROCERS, and Dealers in
IRON, NAILS, GLASS, COTTON YARNS, and Pitts,
burgh Manufactures generally, earner of Wood and Water
streets, Pittsburgh. tuyB
BLOOMS AND LUMPS
-100 tons Juniattt 8100038 i
2 5 " 4 Lumps;
200 . Lake Champlain.
Usgl JOHN MOON:LEAD.
=ME
PIG METAL--
100 tons Allezheny Charcoal;
60 •• 0 Coke;
100 ^ Red Ehort Anthracite;
100 " Cold "
100 •' Mercer County Stone Coal.
For sale by JO) JOHN MOOItILEAD.
lIEESE-100 belie prime euttilig just re
cei red by (jy 14) IL IL WLLINS
VANE TEAS ! I—A few more easterners for
those V J RE mud FRESH TEAS can be accommodated
F. It. DItAVO.'B 7
Toe. 82 Market et. and 1 Diantvad..
n imiciouS COFFEE! —lf you would
lir like a delicious cup of alike, ill koasted Jay.i of
DILA VU'S.
nia
N. 11.—Roaated 4y oue of my heads
BOXES CORN STARCH, Orris' and
Oswego.
8 boxes Hecker's Farina.
3 " Wheaten Grits.
100 Ike. [teeth Rice Flour. At—
DRAVO'S.
jylB
I k-ji . 1
BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE;
%-f be Imp prime Laguayry Coffee;
50 Naas Govmt. Java
10 bags Maracaibo
Receives! by I JylB] F. R. DRAVO.
EVERY description of Millinery G00(18,
Trimmings, Mowry and Gicives ; Genie' Furnithing
Onods, Az., Lc., malted down '25 to 3i per cent. at the Semi-
Annual Sale. A. A. MASON & CO.,
Jy23 25 Fifth et.
ENETIAN RED-25 bble. in store and
far vale by LIF 2 FLEEING BEGS.
OD LIVER 01L-36 dozen In store and for
sale by (13 ,21 ) FLEMING BROS.
G" TKAGACANTH-500 lbs. on hand
and for sale by [ jen] FUMING 131[0S.
nßeams Sand Paper in store and fop sale
by 1jr.15) 71,11311.ta6 pROS.
500 lbs. Carbonate Ammonia in "dore and
for sole by Lly2s FLEMING BROS.
1.- - N gross Varrell's Arabian Liniment on Land
and for sale by I jy2b) FLEMING BROS.
20(.1 lbs. Carbonate Magnesia in store and
%.- 1 for sale by [J3 , 25 . 1 FLEM INO lIKOS.
CONCENTRATED LYE—A new • article
for making Soap; worrantod anperior to Potash In
every resp.vt. Remember:l poond worth 10 of
.Potash.
On hand and for wile by [jy2sl FLEMING 111108.
UTMEGS-300 lbs. just received and for
sale by UY2SI FLEMING BIM&
N(.3.0,
FLOUR 'SULPHUR -1100 11
for sale by [.1.92.5i
vxT. LIQUORICE.-9 cases for sale by
Jail B. L. FAIINESTOCK & CO
MMcLAUGHLIN, LAND 4ED REAL Es
. TA= Aosttv, Land Warrants !Cleated Properly
bought and sold; also, SMpping Again. for the Black Star
Line: of Packets from Liverpool. Drafts on the Banks a
England, Ireland and Scotland. Office, No.l Jones' Suitt
ng, entrance on Stith atreet, DUBUQUE, lowa. [decS:ly
J. B. Canfield
C ,
, ommissioN AND FORWARDINi;
?SERGEANT, and Wholesale Dealer in Wester R. -
serve Cheese, Rutter Lard, Park, Basun, Flan, Pnt and P '"
Ashes, Saleratus, Linseed and Lard Oil, Dried Fruit, awl
5e14 , 44 1 17, Nagaski and iaz frplit Orpet, Pittyburgi.•
ne anL lOice
.1. A. FETZER,
89 Water et.
NOTICE TO FARMERS--
60 revolving horse Hay hakes, improved nudre.
4 0 dozen hand Hay Bakes.
4 0 do Grass Gradkes•
in do Grata do
-20 do do Cradlos, various patterna.
CO trfala.d.tak GrattratorN suitable for * isTm ty ,
garden. , f•
100;000 AgriOrdlialsgdp TI I6 . $3411-43.41 mind,,,
4t" the 804 !R d Warehotee or
~ ~1.,_. • ~ . ' : ' 4.ItErSWARDEMAIIittIe et.,..„
Q KED •POTATO&-- 60 busheis or •the cerd;i l
a butted Plugs Old% 00414 mad filial) ,
ele pauses igneetk; at et tafte-gtmt
aPkw wasleeziguß
.-"-~~ _`
1531
For Wheeling
Far Portsmouth
CINCINNATI.
lbs. in store and
FL/111LNG BROS.
4) - ^ Y."
rielll.
_.~ r~.... ~., . _ _..... `.
,Health
tablYV9l4over its Irse.
A VV OS
LLANO
- DYSPEPSIA;
DISEASE OF TR& LID YS,
Li rpm. COM*LikiliT,'"t':
WEAXNEEIff oy Akt'Y4l44l):o4
FEVER A-N D AGVE
AND the various affeetions=eerisNuentupon
a disordered Stonier-firmlndigestion,
Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Pabas, , Blestriberni . Lou a l
Appetite, Despondency, tentireness, Blind and Bleeding .
Piles. In all Nerccros, Rheumatic andAwAlgte Alec.
dons, it has in numeruna instances prore - 4,hro• 4 ltantßchd,
and in other,' effected a decided cert.,
Nature finds no new enemy to cema — bat,,.v.lthlin delight•
fel tonic in the system . ltroffecta Stettin:Met glad, yet
the curs permanent . Itcommunicates - rfo'yfolett shack trs
thb system. but by arousicu; its vital anergy'to;,. vrtual am.
lion,enables it to throw off the Mari, andlinfa`.l4rogoltly
eraicates the dhiestso. -
When its medicinal virtues are so inalvaniallx4tektleivi
edged, and particularly here, - Where it hasitOgun, ViP:pers
lar a family medicine, that it is sold hir litfiffirPft groans'
as well as all the druggists. sfir'WepldiiiStio; tdima. to
offer further evidence,. yet at t here enc:do,uld4i„apeaa who
have tried many advertised thitedig!,::ittifillkattffer from
Dyspepsia to one or more of ita:dreadtif . -rokoK..Weauldoin
the following certificates, the ef:lrtdeli ma - MOD
be doubted. coming ae th do fromjiersons se well icoolve.
WHAT Trisboinia - voßmig au m..., •
Wm. hanchman, Rag, the well 'knownlithrtisinhar,saysi
I have frequently used Bcerhatii"s Etttersou3d
find-It Invariably relieves indigestion and detltti.
Rev. Samuel 'Babcock anys: fortheimeer ilef from
its 1190 for a severe headache, with"Nrhict, had long ant.
fared."
J. W. Weedwell, Seq., says: "I have usediiinriiiive'sltol•
land Bitters myself, end recommended .141#14 - #olsing
It to be just what it is repretented."'
Aid. Jonathan Neely, of 'hewer St.ClefrOmili . ,•.."7.bavede..
rived great benefit from its Ewe for weaknesitofnip stomach
and indigestion." 4 . ; 7#'
James M. Murphy says After. sev,eral dais had
failed, Ikerhave'e Miters renniled. Itildn from
nay heart and side, arising from iiiiligeMiptif;
The editor of the Kitten:ling FreOrestqraJter one"
ofthe beat physician in this_ Vet Aiwbaso.s
Hollandillittery cured me of the *mat (Omni ellepela,"
Francis Felix, only mennfaetuttir t of .IbelWg r lxiif .Ex•
tract of Coffee, says: know thiryoui,lfelkhad:Dittert is
one of the be? t Mailleinee in the hotlit or U.:iliSordered
stomach or liver."
Dr. 'Ludwig, editor of tbe t "FaCkel,7Daltinnsounead"
its medicine deserving 'the confide* oftbid.
Dr. Sherbert.. the leading German ,phy' Penns, -
has preecrtbedie frinniently duringitielatittb .years, with
marked SUCCO9B, in debilitated statas,ntthedigestive organs,
or of the systm generally.
The manager et Ballou'a !Vinegar " I used
It myself, anal ,waa therefore lndueed folm,tta..ellitat hpon
my wife, (troubled with She gressdebility,cosuacitlo all el
a consumptive hiiblf„) and realty it:ft dokurlarloore good:
than anything aloe baa over. taken."
NOTICES
. _
Wholiirtirierpmts to find in this a boverags,Will.be disap
pointe4i,lititto the sick, :wtak , ella low ORltilo. it will
prove ii,gfitterultwortiitiki 00rd1i1dwP0n4443 3 0.1433303p40r rein'
°dial properties. ,
Vite , tireaPpopuliwity of thiearigilifilf**4ll4 ludccad
many Imitations, which the plitau'alionlilliust par- '
chasing. lie tiobpersc.aded to buy nnxt,ltie until you
lievo,go . en Booriinves Holland Bitters lair trial.': 0110 bob
tie will marlins you how infinitely sinwiloettlitoidl thaw.
Imitations. -
Sir Sold at 41 per bottle, or sir bottles ter th,rby , the so
proprietors, 111 , ..NJA.5.1.1N PAUtt, Jim St" CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chetaists,
cur. Smithfield and Third.streein, r burp.
• oinctut. Arscar3.
W..Dsott 4'2068,184 N. 3d .
York, Barnes & 'Par sOss Broadway, earner
more, Caspar.. Erathort.; Gay sfreet and - . 33efr1iti,"Vioiine.;,_
Cincinnati, John D. Park. Cbitimi:OhirclislCrottit
Water al. St: Lords, Barnard 'Adonis k
Wright & Co.
lALCARD TO THE ,LA
R. iitl-PONCO'S GOLDVVISIONIVit PIPS FOR
MULES. - The combinattm,ef Thk Deipon
co's Golden Fills, are perfectly. harmless. They have 68 , 211
mead in the private practice of old Dr. Micheline Fir over 30
Years, and thontands of ladies tau testify , tollielrgreat and
miser-failing suitcess in almost every case, in -correcting
irregularities, relieving painful and LdieoFruising'inenstrna
lion, partitularif at the change of lifa. Thiun 5 t 4.4.0 Pills
will curu that common yet dreadful disease, the Whites.
Nearly eiery lady In the land suffers from that complaint.
The above pill has permanently 'Mired thontu'ilidn,,and will
cure you if you use them. They cannot harm you—on the
contrary, they remove all obstimetlons, reetiite r nahat:e to its
proper channel, and invigorate rho Whole fiyetetti. Ladled
whose health wilt not hereiit an increase - of find
these Pills a successful preventive. For-partleniars see di
reetions on the box. Price il—ata will be sent to Halide
confidentially, hy mall, by unclosiog, 1, to sillies of the fol.
-lerwingugents_
IMMO
Pt; FUL. 6 ,
moil by - 14:A. OLLDFSFENNIIT ;13,
bpposite the Theitre; Pittsbargh, Who tenetipply . . ilisilers ei
proprietor's prices. Sold by ,all Drogglat.oln thi alty and
United Blau*.
_, apr2l4.6mda p
R. C. MetANE'S .
LIVER, PILLS AND VERNIFIIGE
IMPROVED.. ,
DR. I. SCYPT, a regular graduate and pbynician of-paten
sive practice and exprarience, induced by a commeadable de.
dire to alleviate lawman anneving, as well as to excel, h . & per
footed an
ISIP.ROVEMENT ON THE °RUM AL LIVER PILL AND
VEDNILVOG El OF DR. C. SIeLANE,
Having prepared these remedies ea the mmlioaL,pmtner of
Dr. C. McLane, for many years.
OUR IDEPHOVIID,:uvEa PILLS AND VBl USIA
possess greater efficacy and are more mild in theateWatiatt.
than the Liver Pill uhd Vecmifuge prepared,eccoling - to thn.
original recipe of Dr. C. MeLane. We nialostiiii declaration,
understandingly, and reconannual them to thmtiftilesed ad
being both pleasant and curative, and bolia - vellidns napnitar
to any other Liver - P.ll or Verinifuge ever prepara4
Read CertifiCate of Dr. C. IdeLatier.fielow.
THE WHOLE WORLD CONQU.AEDI
DR. I. SCOTT'S, CELEBRATED
WilfrE UIRGASSL LL ENT,
The universal relief afforded by applications of this GEL.,
EBRATEH RING or Fain Killers in cases of Rileumathem,
Gout, Lumbago; Sore Throat, Bruises, Sprains, Swellings,
Stlffneas of the Joints, Wiliam, Pains, Scalds, Bl . Vches
or any Other disease for which a Pain Rillenor cot is
need, enables us to assert positively that "Dr.
CELEBRATED WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT is the
most reliable ' safe and pleasant remedy yet disdovered, I,Wal
sessing astonlshing properties for ITRALMO DISEASE and
THE PROMPT ERADICATION OF PAIN. The' - ..many at,
tetitations to its virtues, press' by persons of enlightened
judgment and strict integrity, should induce - WIN° adopt It
as a-standard Family Remedy. The moat inekdtiltilitt trill.
require nothing more than the following tes4iniFirtnY
McLane, distinguished as a great disc:use:reg . ' Of - medical
remedies:
REAP READ 7 I ILE A.1)1111'
Mesessrowg, t 2. 15.55.
This is to otregg that I have examined the Recipe for pro.
paring 11cLane's Improved Verunfngo and lAterltilis by Dr;
I. Scott, who has twirl: IN THE HABIT OIKANOPARINCI
AND USING MY ORIGINAL MEDICINES MIrOFFICE
during the last THIRTEEN PLAITS, and theta believe- be
has IMPROVED THEM. I make the above statinirent Gin
niece willingly as I HAVE NO INTEREST IN THEM WHATEVER.
WHATEVER. I avoid further state that I hate 'frequently
used his CELEBRATED IVIIITE CHICASSIAN LLNIMENT
in my practice, with the happiest eff&id, and that,l can can.
selentionsly recommend it. C. 3.I . cLAZIE, id. D.
All the above I'dedichies prepared solely,iitAer the trope' ,
vision of Dr. L SCOTT. Sold by DriiggilitCarid Merchants
•
everywhere.
The OENUINE Dr. C. MoLANE'S IIII;ROV'E . D'lrvEu
PILLS AND IMPROVED:VP4I3IWOOP.iira "faked by Dr.
I. SCOTT et CO., accompanied by o..rtiftqate of M E
cLAN.
The GENUINE WELITE CIRCASSIAN I.SNIMIANT signed
by. Dr. I. SCOTT /t Co; socon4triled "With 'elgniture of I.
SCOTT, M. D.
Dn. L SCOTT .t CV., aol.3‘E'oPtteic'ts ,
IlarkPlace, - .Verganlewil, Ya•
DR. G. IL 11111/BEI4SPROISSaIa - Agent,
140 'Wood 'sir - Wit. , Pitlibur#t.
J. lIENDERSON A BRO.. ' • '4
26g,libertf stmt.
JAS. P. FLEMING, WhOwptiO Agent,
Ja22llyLiswl,ispcBtl Neartailrnadllspnts Allegheny.
PRIVATE DISEASES—DAa No.
..' , o.
OWN -.-
60 Smithfield street, between, Thisd,,W,Paurth
streets, devotes his entire attention ta,nn ; Wee Proc. k-- .4
nee. lins buaineaa is, fur thear,ost.part,..Con.9..tti 4 _, to 41
laleate Tenrs-mI Diseases. and Angt4 Paticut*ocm" ,
brought on by Imprudence, youthful MdulgetWo mid elm-`• •
Syphilis, Syphilitic Fsuptiona, Opnwhos,fllsgt,Stricture.
Urethral Discharges, Impurity of the Blood, sgifltmll dleensee
of the Venereal Organ. Shin Disesse.aFErtorlntileptioits ,
'fetter, Ringworm, Mereurisl pilsearie4,leirdal*Suldtet,
Impotency, Piles, Rheumatism, PeuntletVealitasiiiMotittly
Suppreasions,Dlseasouof thedoutts,rlsttlie in Auti'Acrta"
Affections, Pains In the Bach aaB Uatas,-/rtil4_,..CP. of the,
Bladder and Kidneysomenes4dlF.tttiata • clizteStointut t y''
Tstell l Y Pore ProCiiCe (Inn in tbia eitn)eilaiiieilPi% pro ra
Ito offer assurances of a tipeculy Mire to ail who may: - ..con° nr ' .
dor his care.
0111ce and Paseo Conti/Ration Ittonis /46 71111)16 .. - .. oli ' l,
between WO arkd 8,141.12 0-melif• ---.:- -' 1
.&i - Chesges moderate . w' Y
DR. BROWN coutippes to : be "cariti te i or
the cure of -SWART DISFIARI9:-111' ntipciie .In
long-standing eases is-unequalled. ThogfUrtiA'aio intiti4
to call without delay. Penman afiliCttv/ with Veckeal the.
etivies, Rheumation. Mee, or. Sernhtal DehtiJkllJ 'should nest
delay to get his advjce. Lows maninkng - k**lnauciltatn.
ty arottrered. ...
• tot . I" ttil ellWid •
1116. °Mee and Prlvatm dna. tot. pv , e nr,,,,
between 'Third and Fourth vtreute. PillahnrutiSi , ' z t.,,tr,
E L D' SA) N'
WILL OYES
_US TUTS (SATURDAY) AIDRIMT4V
NEW OZTLYS or • ,F
S 131 E C 0 A.' T,..a.... : 1113
Received per .Exprees. .
Abe, new styles el
SUMNER CRAY
Received per Alloralc.
L. lIIREIIREP34,6I I N
je2S . strAt.
VIFTIr WARD PROPERTY FOR-SALE.
.
A lint of Or6und on Ptio itreo(bit*6oeWninut and
knaory etreetts with four ecpamte Prune riogeee;fu Vad
ponaroti ar4 weft rented. Will be gold eheop.
BLAKtra'a::IIWIIEY.
POFEEE
SO. pockets Java Coffee, FOO lie. each ;
20liag prime Old
jar, - • - • Lagliatr/9 011 1e: - M•NytKI by
' .Y.1,114,1WAN0.
, • ~ B ORAX--400, liwattatpv an
fot'imilcibr. {Part -kr42411rytt1811.0.,!.
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