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111 R DAY WANING:- t.... ...... AII4ITS
SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
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PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
AT PITTSBURGH
On SEPTUBBIta 30th, and on
OCTOBBH. lit, 2d and 3d, 1256.
j 2 ROUT. 0. WALKER, &a vary
• Fifth Ward.—Dnring the warm weather, with the
thermometer at 90° in the shade, it is quite a task
to walk up Penn street to Ald. Wilson and Parkin
aea's offices. We thought so yesterday ; but after
arriving there we found other people in trouble too.
i'rom what we could learn it appeared there had
been a free. light at, the canal basin, in which an in
dividual Who sails under the cognomen of Thomas
Mandell, did, the pence and dignity of the Common.
wealth to the contrary notwithstanding, beat and
otherwise abuse a person named John Bannon.
Thomas acted rather independent while in the office,
and wished to create the impression that it was no
harm to "lick" an Irishman. Parkinson, however,
thought differently, and in default of bail, gave Tho
mas an opportunity to meditate, by sending him for
a "few days" to the county boarding house. A
man named George Barnett was also committed for
abusing Bannon, wbo, from ell the circumstances,
appeared to be a kind of victim ; at least we thought
eo from the fact that he presented a very battered
physiognomy.
C. Baer swore that a man named Henry Mungel,
did pull out a knife and pistol, with which tools, he
proposed to take his life. Mr. Baer fearing that
Henry might in his wrath slay him, made a surety
of the pewee case out of it. Parkinson filled up the
PaPem
Joseph Davis swore that some man, (to give his
own words,) " struck me and kicked and jumped on
me with his feet., and pounded mrface badly." A
look at Joseph's " mug " was *ate enough to con
vince us that he was telling the troth. Alderman
Parkinson issued a warrant.
Pftrit Mercantile College, Pittsburgh, Pa.—No
'-.lfyittim'Oittook:keeping has proved so universally
populafWilli Um business community of the United
Stiteans Doffs North American A econntant, and no
system of teaching takes so high a place in the con
fidence of merchants as that given in this institution.
The long tried, well-earned reputation of Mr. Duff
As an author, as an accountant, as a practical busi
ness man and as a teacher of Book keeping, gives a
-weight to his signature enjoyed by no other man in
his profession in the United States.
Pir-Nic.—There is to he a pir-nic to-day at
Baum's grove, forithe benefit of St. James' Church.
in Temperanceville. Cars will leave the station, on
Liberty street, for the grove, at 0 and Ii o'clock, A.
M., and at 3:30 and 4.30, P. M. The last train coin
ing to town for the day will leave the ground at 7
o'clock in the evening. All who wish to spend the
day pleasantly, and contribute something to a praise
worthy object should go to the pie nic.
Th. number of deaths in our city for the week end
ing August 3a. was 28. Of these there were 10 males
and IS females-2:1 were under 10 years of age, and
5 aged between 30 and GO; 13 died of cholera in.
fantum, 3 of dysentery, 2 disease of br ado, 2 cholic
1 scarlet fever, 1 consumption, I debility, 1 malig
nant sore throat, 1 fever, and 3 still horn.
The property offered for sale by Mr. Foster, on the
East Common, is an excellent opportunity to a gen
tleman wishing to secure a residence in a pleasant
situation, and convenient to their business. It w, , uld
be an excellent site for a church, with parsonage al
.ready built, and all fur the low price of $6,500. See
.advertisement_
Attention is directed to the card of Mr. William
'Clayton, to bo found in another column.' Persona
for whom William has painted say that be always
,makes a good, smooth job. He can be found at N.
107 Fourth street..
The National American Filltnore Club wil,
meeting this evening at American Hall, corner 01
Fourth and Smithfield streets. A gentleman from
Fayette county and several others will address the
tl meeting.
The Dcaorratic (Pre Club of the Third and Sixth
Wards will meet at 7 o'clock this evening, at Wilkins
Hall, and proceed to the Democratic meeting in Al
legheny city.
A report of the Council proceedings, the t came in
late last night, together with other local news in left
out this morning, for want of time W sot the type.
Dr. Bell's Opinion of Hostetter Bitter■
SremancLn, ILL, April 14, 18b6.
Elam months since, while recovering from au attack of re
mittent fever, I wen requested to try Dr. J. Ilmitetter's Cele
hinted Stomarh Bitters, as an article peculiarly suited to the
condition of c wivalesoeuts from fever. It is but simple pee
Lice to say that it rapidly restored the powartof my digestue
organs and at the same time kept my bowels gentl) op a l.
I have no hi:sit-atter% in saying that hitherto in using it in my
practice, it has, to every case where I have ordered it, acted
like a charm In thus ,peaking freely of It, I far from pod
patent medicine, an article it by no meant claims to be.
SANFORD BKLL, MO O.
H. B.—We will not be arceuntable for numerous counter
felts of Hostetter Bittern, put up in the same shape bottle to
the original. Purchasers will be able to tell the original .by
Ur. J. Hostettees name being blown in full upon the bottle,
.or by tasting it. HOSTETTIIR t SMITH,
Sole Manufacturers and Proprietors, Xtel Penn at.
And for sale by Druggists and Hotels generally through
...am the United Stale and I.)madas. Jyliiidsw
GAS COMPANY DIVIDEND.—Thu Trustees of
'fkrY" the PITTSBURGH OAS COMPANY here, thin day.
.declared a Dividend of Fire per Cunt_ out of. the p,L,ti c.
of
the last six months, on the Capital Stock of the Compare)
payable to Stookbolders or their legal reprelentatiree 11.rtle
with, at the Office of the Company.
JAM En M. CHRISTY, Treasurer.
Office of Pittsburgh Cies Co., July 14, lb:A-4 jylal
tr .-- ,STITELLETAR JUN'aA V„I G
N S . I N i v A %K u — 1 N
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N . 3 6 5 .
FOURTH Deposits
must be made with this Institution in the month of June,
In order to draw intanot from July Ist.
Jetld CHAS. A. COLTON, Treaa'r.
A PENNA. AND Onto & INDIANA IL R.
NOM)? 'l7l SHIPPRRS.— On and alter July 711,
Hill, of Lading moot to. handed In at the Sodom! Street Sta
tion before 7 ~clock P.lll. of the day of shipment other
wise, the Company will nut pay charges, or in any manner to
responsible for their collection. J. H. 1100 RE,
1.P7 Superinton
FOR SALE—A desirable property in the
City of Allegheny : Three coutiugurms Lots, situated
on the West vide of the East Common. continuing In (rent
sererity-taro feet nine inchmi, and extending track (cornering
no tiny Alley) to a depth of ninety feet. There are en the
premises one elegant three story Brick Dwelling Donee
and twn frame tenements. Price, six thowurrid Bee hun
dred dollars—twenty-five hundred dollars)n hand, and the
balance in (bur equal annual instalments, with interest,
secured by bond and mortgage.
If this property isnot disposed of during the month, it
will be offered at Public Sale, on the premises, on Tuesday,
the second day of September next. For information in
regard to the property, reference may ho had to DORSI S. IN
FUSTIER and JOHN VLIIMIN(1, Enq., Allegheny C.
an isllm WM. FO ity STKR.
100 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
6. BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE 60 feet
"1" , by 1W fret, la Jameti Blakely's third a titition Intho
town of East.Livorpool.
Till ItTY-SEK
LOTS, 60 feet by 130 feet, iu different parts of the town for
sale on rearouableterms of payment. Apply to
S. S. BILL, Itant-Liverrol, Ohio
or to BLAKELY k RICIIEI,
W2O Real Eatate Brokers, 'Pittsburgh.
(IRE ASE.—In barrels and cans, for wagons,
Njll tlruyo, carriages, cure, Ac. For sale by
lIKNItY 11. COLLINS.
sthaPieces Calienes, Berages De Lain
at 1...04 rent., worth 25 eenta,
nttd Sale of A. A. MASON A CO.
2f Fifth street.
FINF: DRESS GOODS.—A. A. MASON &
CO. would invite the attention of the I.mliea to their
stock of Figured and Plain Remove, Lawns, Brilliants, Sr ,
which they are clueing out from twenty-rive to fifty per tent
less than the usual price. nii4
VALUABLE KANAWHA FARM FOR
SALE.—The undersignod offers for sale a valuable
Form on the lower and South side of the Kanawha River.
two miles from Point Pleasant, Virginia, containing 44:
acres, about 150 acres under fence, and the potence well
timbered. The Farm is well supplied with Fruit, Peaches,
Apples, Pears, Planes, Ar. For further information inquire
on the premiss nith.r in person or by letter. Address
Point Pleasant, Mason county, Va. Yours truly,
aulama , ANN FOWLER._
SOl ASH, of a good and uniform quality,
Einaunfacturexi by the Pa ,alt Manufacturing oomptor,
at Tarunturn. On hand an d for nalo by
au2 FUMING BRAS-
CCONCENTRATED LYE—A new article
for making Soap, warranted anporior to Potash In
every resqwct. Iteroember, 1 pound worth 10 of Potash.
On hand and for salo by [no2l FLF.MINO BROS.
LINSEED OIL-500 galls just received and
For sale by t art2l FLEMING BROS.
COPA.VIA CAPSULES-1.5 gross in store
ana mile by Lau2l FL EKING BROS:
QEIDLITZ. MIXTURE-30 0 lbs. on hand
find for tale by (au2] PLEIIINII BROS.
42.
N"4.4ye 1 114.,,
I,:;"'rtf«t
WILL BR YIELD
IN EAST-LIVERPOOL OHIO
VIE MASS-5U Ills. in store and fur sale
au2 FLEMING BROS.
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THE LATEST N EWS ST. Louis, August 6.—Pike. county give?* and
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the whole Democrittip - State tikkeolsmaitiiyi
ion,:the entire Aseerio9tktiol3oo to 450' ma
jority: ev3"e io olk amajority
, of 150 over Ewing 0,./010;111 gettinicirdy.a9 votes in
the county. kionrcleirity is iepoited at 350 ma
jority ,for Atolls county; 200: majority for
Ewing. In St. Charles county, Benton has about
200 majority. One Whig and one Democratic Re-
presentative is elected in this county. In Cole coin
ty, Polk beats Ewing 300, and Benton leads Polk
aboutls. Howard county, it is reported has given
300 majority for Polk. Chainton county, it is re
ported, has given 150 majority for Polk.
THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS
FIRST 13R8BION.
•
Wssanrrow CrrT, August 6.---Sendle--The ,pro
ceedings have been of an nnimportant character.
Mr. Seward introduced a bill which was. referred
to the Judiciary Committee, to provide for a change
of venue in certain criminal oases now pending in
U. S. Courts in Kansas. This is founded on the
petition of Robinson and others, which was present
ed yesterday.
Mr. Hunter moved to take up the army appropria
tion bill.
Mr. Seward wanted to finish the internal improve
ment bills to-day.
Mr. Hunter insisted that the appropriation bills
deserved precedence.
Mr. Douglas was for sitting out the army bills.
Mr. Clayton thought the appropriation bill should
be first acted on, as there was some danger of their
being lost. He expressed his dissent from the idea
of having night session, for it was beyond human en•
durance to sit lure all night this hot weather, and
millions would be voted away by less than a quorum.
Mr. Hunter's motion was lost by 3 majority.
The Senate considered and passed bills containing
appropriations for the improvement of harbors at
Apalachicola, Charleston, S. C, Cape Cod, Provi
dence, Georgetown, D. C., Hurigate, Bayou La
Fourche, inland passage between St. John's and St.
Mary's rivers, Florida, Mobile harbor, Hudson river
steam dredge, Lake Michigan, Cape Fear, a wagon
road to the Pacific, and five private bills.
Mr. Fish presented a petition from the Ocean
Steam Navigation Company praying for a renewal
of their contract, and against the bill to make ono
with Vanderbilt
The Senate adjourned.
House—Mr. Orr presented the credentials of Mr.
Keitt, re•elected from South Carolina, who was
sworn in.
Mr. Thorington reported a bill granting lands in
Nebraska, Minnesota and Kansas for railmadawhich
was referred to Committee of' the Whole on the State
of the Union.
Mr. Bennett, of New York, reported a bill grant
ing 1,500,000 acres of land in Mississippi for a
purpose, which was passed—yeas 93, nays 59.
The House then went into Committee of the Whole
on the Legislative, Judicial and Executive Appro
priation Bill.
The clause appropriating $BOO,OOO to pay the ex
penses of the Courts of the United States was read.
Mr. Grow moved the proviso that no part of this
money shall be expended for prosecuting or detain
' ing any person or persons charged with treason or
any other political offence in Kansas.
Mr. Grow desired to withhold support from a
Court in the Territory in order that prosecutions for
alleged treason may terminate.
Mr. Phelps wanted the question met in an open
and manly way. The amendment in effect proposed
to shield traitors from deserved punishment.
Mr. Stanton moved to amend by adding " or any
prosecution which has heretofore boon instituted for
political offences." He wished to express his disap
probation of an army being employed in the nefari
ous work of crushing out Free State settlers and to
preclude tho United States trout paying out even
one dollar to fillibustering and marauding parties.
Mr. Keitt contended that these amendments asked
the House to make itself a judicial body to deter
mine whether treason had been committed and ile•
cide in advance of the proper tribunal whether the
laws bad been violated.
Mr. Grow's amendment, together with Mr. Stan
ton's, was adopted by a vote of 69 against 57.
The Committee rose when Mr. Campbell of tilito
suffered a substitute for the hill, omitting the clause
making appropriations for the Kansas legislature and
excluding the provisos of Mr. Dunn, sberman and
Grow, restricting the proposed expenditures.
Mr. Washbnrne, of Maine, raised the point that
the substitute was not in order, as it was opposed to
the action of the Committee of the Whole on the
Union being superseded by that of Ways and Mean,.
Mr. Campbell replied that he slid not speak for
that Committee, but for himself, and explained at
length his reasons for offering the substitute.
The Speaker sustained the objection taken by Mr.
Washburn.
The House proceeded to act on the amendments to
the Bill reported.
The House voted on Mr. Dunn's amendment that
no part of the money appropriated be drawn from
the treasury till the passage and Presidential appro
cal of the act for the pacification of troubles in Kali -
sas, which shall, among others, eouLqin provisions
restoring slavery restriction to Kansas and Netira,
ha. Rejected by a vote.
Mr. Grow's amendment to the appropriation for
the judiciary of Kansas, that the money shall not Le
drawn from the treasury till the criminal twirl,u
Lions paroling in t lie territory against perooi ,
charged with treason or alleged violation of law.
passed by a body of men at Shawnee Mission,
claiming to he the Legislature. shall be dismiss
ed by the Court, and every person who has been i-r
may be restrained of liberty by reason of such pro -
eeution be released from confinement, miss agreed It.
by a rote of 84 against 69.
The amendment of Mr. Sherman similar to the
above was rejected by a vote of :i9 against 111.
The clause appropriating $20,00e for the expenscs
of the Legislative Assembly of Kansas was stricken
out by 90 against 58.
Mr. Grow A Stanton's amendment that no part of
the money be expends 1 far prosecuting or detain
ing any person charged with treason, was agreed
to by 82 against 62.
The bill was named by SI against 55, the Demo.
crate, together with the South A merioans rod Messrs.
Dunn and Burnett of New York, voting in the mega
tire.
Recess till eight o'clock.
V, ARBINOTOS CITY, August 6.—A private despatch
says that the city of Dubuque, lowa, gives 3.:i0 De
morralie majority.
;Messrs. Pryor and Ridgeway, editors from Bich
mond, Virginia, fought a duel at Bladensburg this
morning, the distance being ten paces and the stoop
ous pistols. No b10,.d was drawn. The affair was
amicably adjusted.
The oew steam frigate Wabash, at Philadelphia.
will be ready for sea in about two weeks, when it 1-
understood that Capt. M. L. Powell will give place
to Capt. Frederick Engle, now commanding the Min
nesota.
The President has communicated to the Senate in
reply to the resolution calling for information rela
tive to affairs at San Francisco, together with the
correspondence on the subject. A letter from t h e
tiovernor of California asks the President for :woo
stand of muskets or rifles, 50 rounds of ammunition,
2 mortars, UM shells and 2 guns of large rehire,
with their ammunition and appliances, promising
that they shall be paid for nr returned. lie likewise
asks for tho use of military and naval forces w sup.
press insurrection. The President conceiving insp.
parable obstacles to the action now demanded, re
!erred the subject to the Attorney tleneral, whose do•
e 1.41013 he approves. Mr. Cushing argues that there
is no evidence in the Governor's statements or other
authentic information that in what has occurred at
San Francisco, there was committed or threatened
any art of resistance or obstruction to the Constitu
tion, laws or official authority of the United States.
Th o p res id en t i s on ly t o he moved to action by the
legislature of the State in which the insurrection ex
ists, or by the executive of such State, when such
legislature cannot be convened, and when imminent
or extreme public disaster can he avoided only by
such interposition of the federal government. Ile
says the whole constitutional power of California
has not been exerted, and it does not appear that
the Uovernor took any steps to r invene the legisla
ture, although that remedy might be adopted, and
I had its effectual application to the evils long before
any such remedy could bo demanded from the Pre
sident.
Brook - a and Burlingame Again.
list.riunne, August 6.—A further correspondence
is published in relation to the Brooks affair. Mr.
Lane says that inasmuch as Mr. Burlingame was
willing to meet Mr. Brooks anywhere, he is directed
by the latter to request that a place of meeting be
designated, and that in behalf of Mr. Brooks he is
authorised to name any place within ton miles of
Washington to accept any place within one hundred
miles of Washington. Mr. Campbell replies that
his authority to act as Mr. Burlingame's friend
canoed on the. 26th ult., and ho returns Mr. Lane's
note, that he may communicate with Mr. Burlingame
as he thinks proper. Mr. Lane again addresses Mr.
Campbell, informing him that Mr. Brooks will await
Mr. Burlingame's address or return to the city until
Tuesday, and then make an expose.
Mr. mpbell
replies, reiterating that his authority to act for Mr.
Burlingame had ceased, and that ho was not inform.
ed of his address, and that neither Mr. Burlingame
nor himself feared the threatened expo..
Convention■ in Connecticut
HARTFORD, CT., August 6.—The two State Con
ventions met to day, to nominate Fremont Electoral
tickets; at the American Convention, Ex.tlevernor
Dutton, presided. Each Convention appointed a
Committee to report an Electoral ticket that both ran
unite on. Both meetings were fully and ably at-
tended.
The American and People's Conventions hare
united on a Fremont Electoral ticket., Henry Dutton
and Julius Catlin being electors at,, large. Strong
resolutions in favor of freedom, free speech and Fre
mont wore passed.
CINCINNATI, Aug. o.—American majorities—Bul
litt county, 200; Hart, 250; Hardin, 400; Boone,
200: Franklin, 200 ; Grant, 30. It is said that
there is a considerable falling off in the American
vote.
coma:—
Ernest Linwood, by Otrotine Lee lleuts, so
Pii,elliXialiii, by J. Phoenix, 90
Married, not Mated., 90
Vagabond Life in Mexico, 91)
Hiawatha, by Longfellow, tio
Rachel and the New World, 90
Keies.ped Novice by Miss Bunkley, is
Sparrowgrass Papers, 90
Bertha, by Pratt . lka Bremer, 90
Wanderer, by until, of Watchman, 90
Railroad Accident. ! Itemenkber, the above tests for these prices, will be sold
PitiLiingi.Ptit a, Aug. 6.—The train from Baltimore id , , i.i , mily. tti LAUFFER'S Book Store,
No. 77 fourth street.was thrown from the track a few miles from Gray's : iY 2.2
ferry by cattle on the road. The engine, mail, ex- tilltE TEN MONI AND FILLMORt MEN , - - Af.
press and baggage cars were demolished. Ball, the • J-: TION.
The Life and Travels of John C. 'Fremont, dc., &c. By
mail agent, and Friend Schareman were injured. The uer.
fireman had his leg broken. Passengers escaped in- S' T ' L c e Fremont Campaign Songster.
injured. lOOO copies Itillinore a Reception and Speeches.
. we copies Fillmore Songsters.
Robbery. 1 Juat received by B. w. C. MORGAN,
PauVIDENCE, 8.. 1., August 6.—The stores of S. H.
¢I Fifth St.
Wales and D. C. Grimwood, were robbed last night 1010 ADWAY'S READY RELIEF-10 gross
respectively of $6OOO and $3OOO worth of jewelry. AN on hand audio' . sale by Uy2l) FLEMING BROS.
Democratic majorities—Nelson county, 230; Camp
hell, Kenton, Pendleton, Harrison and Bracken aver
age 450 each. In the oth District, Moore, the De m
ocratic candidate for Circuit Judge, has 525 majori
ty. The Democrats gain generally.
From Washington
Kentucky Elect lon•
, A ,
• ..4 Q =a.
lowa Election.
CHICAGO, Ang. s.—The returns to date from ton
counties foot np 1950 Republican majority. Timo
thy Davis, Republican, for Congress in the Second
District is largely ahead.
Sailing of the Persia
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.—The Persia, for Liverpool,
sailed this morning, about 9 o'clock, with upwards of
a million in specie and nearly two hundred pas-
Burning of a Brig.
Rearm+, Aug. 6.—The brig Red Warrior from Mar
seilles for Now York, was burned off Cape Sable on
the 13th July. The crew were saved. The vessel
and cargo a total loss.
Ship Aground
Boston, Aug. 6.—The ship Winged Arrow, from
Manilla, went ashore this morning near Boston Light.
AUCTION SALES
LARGE SALE OF WINES, LIQUORS,
TEAS. &e.—On FRIDAY morning, August Bth, at 11
o'clock, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner nf Wood and
Fifth streets. wili be sold
-4 pipes Soignette Cognac. Brandy ;
I eighth pipes Palo and Dark
9 quarter cake Madeira Wine;
F " Malaga "
'2‘) casts; superior Port, Sherry and Madeira Winne;
6.4 half rinutte V. Dyson and Black Teas:
ratty loxes Imperial and Young Dyson Tea;
And a variety of Cir.:cries, Qinyensunme. At,
Terms cash. (auf,) P. M. DAVIS, A uct'r.
R. M. HUNTER,
(succseson To tram k mrsTia,)
Receiving, Forwarding, Commis
sion Merchant
AND
STEAMBOAT AGENT.
54 COMMERCIAL STREET,
St. Lout., Mo.
ERRING-20 bids. this day ree'd and
fur erao by ( JrN) III:N11.1* 11. COLLINS.
HAVING, PURCHASED the interest
Tuom Alt WIGHTMAN, in the Point Boiler Yard, on
the first of May, I will hereafter carry on the Boiler Making
and Sheet Iron work, in all their branches, at tho old stand,
Water street, below Penn. With the experience of thirty
years In this bositicas. I hope to render satisfaction to all
who favor me with their trade. JAMES WKIIITMAN.
Pittstairgh May 1556 Di7S9:6lnd
TO D EMOCRATS EV ERYWIIERE.
hEATi READ —BEAD.
20.0 , K) Agents wanted to sell in every town in the United
Stales
Till: LIFE AND MIMIC SERVIOMn OF
JAMES Ell'ellANAN,
ni rell•lnd,f Port s
lite klimelor b, Vinci I, ant i.rmerly 111 n Inter to Russia
:senator and Iteproofvntative in (*.lngres&
mid Ssierritary of State.
INCLUMNO TII dll PORTANT of ills STATE:
PA liEttS
By !LG. fiaarox, Esq., Literary Ilf.ditiir of the N. Y. Di,' Mail
The alone hook' has lawn written hr n gentleman well
qualified by his literary attainnien In, anti 10.1 eon it, loin
Ulf the Detoorrittic press. Ile awl (mot pensnitally
the dist)ngolalied willies of the 121e10..1r with man) of the
dates and tents of Ills early bin, and from authorised I comas
id Mr. Buchanan hits Don supplual with tuaterial in ay.-inert
ble to ,other parties. The proof sheets loose been aritimitte.l
to =thermal parties. it can IhernL.rr tie without
reserve,
AN A UTIIILNTIC AND AL7IIOIIIZED DIOOKAFII V.
The hook makes a handsome Tank volume of Dal pages,
neatly bound in riot If, and is enileillithed with an A... tirade
Parinut tat Steel Price. farther joirtienlarri, ap
ply to DERII YA .t ' 1 (114 N. [MID shers,
I lit Nagano street. N. Y
elli_Copies sent by mall pied-paid on reeend pran. Jyla
N ,rrlcE here] iy 1.6% eu that an application
la• made to the Legislature of Pallas) Is Anat. at
the neat sellaslotb for u Charter of 1 ucorporatimi for a
YA VINO FUND LANK. to In' mential in the Denrough of
Binning ham, A Beglieny Cutff), to la , styled "The pale
ifoughatit MI fog Pawl," and to to a 'Rank of Daposit and
Disc till a Capital : 4 1 , 011 of barmity•llve Thousand
fidflars.
( 1 11 . 1NINE--10 41 just ret-eiteil aria fir
tiv !anti FLEAI I Ntl 10t0i.
Ql'llll'l s TIN bbl.. just no
kJ eel reel nod for Aisle by air!, V I.N VINO llltftd
MEADVILLE AND ERIE EXPRESS AND
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
9 1 11 IS I' U >Il'AN Y, having stn the Ist of
July c.intin. nerd cart) Mg 1 1, 1. . 5 .1 W.
Mail from Ktl.Larg i to tale, through Mid
kr. Mere,. )lion And Waterfonl hare
now lairtirtod sorb arrangements as ain ettal.te 0. , . 1. ,
airy pa ...inners or packages te soy point .at Ilse route in
lees time than the want, was -ier before performed
on this nail, and at rhamor ratio leo:.ishing to ett.
WWI , patiance or forward parkas.-. him, this ~sly wall Oust
an Agent at all Imo. in mother. 1.. ..at upon them al the
Clair Maley, forlier of Peon and >1 Clair streets, Dios.
I burgh, Pa.
Time through foal that) tee
j ) :11 tf
A 0,1111)- --The want or a reliable
and skilful piano tuner having 14,...g be.et.. halt, 11,
mtlaeribres !sake pleasitre in intorno, the siuldir that fl,. )
time Sa,tlietl the fairs ot Mrs JollN B. EYTIIy ier
roper,. 141 and .;op' Diner, and a hose work w
tenant in carry roar hi tCytt.'. uret1...441 of tuning n ull
Must. OW 1 . 1..01 b. stood la better tune than onlitimity,
a nd goo votuplett , tatutfaction t.... the tutst 1....31ittit.116
All ..rders left at the Buse . 9t.,re .if 11 K LERKII A BAU-
M Fifth street. will promptly attetele4 t...
It V.COMAI EN DATION
The under . ..must gladly testify to the skill and
lioness id Alf .I.ihn D. AA a Tuner of Pianos,
and
chisel fully reeommend bon to their pupils and the pul.l,
fa all Citellcltt, CA pc, W1...A unit relialile loner.
V DK II AM,
ti ANTON.
it RiallesCH,
N. el Mail:.
JP:AN
M SCIIM AB.
.1!23 m140(16,1.
rI I IIE liol.l/E'S Nin taking the trade,
.nd it Is n t 11111 It Nuttier tint mock of
lot* ROI.. Nt . .. Ar., Is unattrintssed in the slay. In the sea s
of Fishing Tackle we hare sorb un noaortnient that would
make old Isisak hS .slton'm ..yea water, rotll4l eetelen to this
world Pleket not Table Cutler, In great abundance, Dog
Mortlee, and tooart , . len to be la..l.lloflett here am to
be found at the 6101 of the itolden Goo
IteitVN k TETLEY,
17111 We. il
ALL FISII ERNI EN, Amateurs or Prufes
ntLataln, d. re to have the CIIKAI . F.FT noel 11E: 4 1
I'm KI.F in th.. city, malt nt this !Own of lb O,,LI)EN
i n s. No. ust, Wing.) Mr... 4. lkwhi.lt thin. we keep e 101 l
ism
nort iiiebt of OURS, PISTOLS, R I FLKS, TA ILLY, tutd MCI( •
1.71' 110‘VN A TKTL
No. 1811 Wood nt.
•
liicf - titiVESTS—We have received per
Exprosn another lut of the Skeleton Vents which ale
u n doubtedly the coolant and li g htest for Summer wear.
Jalti 1.. II Ilt511NNI.1) k Su N, No. 70 Wool et.
-
ClO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—H. F.
Hinld and ft C Totten have this .lay become partners ;
in the Fort Pitt lion Works. The huntu ss of the rowel
will be coudinlrli outer Ulu firm and name of Wool.,
CO.
The unsettled business of the lute firm of Neap dt
Will lo' auoudexi to by the now firm.
Pittsburgh, July Ist, IIMI. Jytit
p ATENT ELASTIC PACKING FJR EN-
I NI and oth e rs. lute:eland are
call mid examine it new artist , of paul,ing for all parts of
steam mi g ilicA, pumps, kr_ e brie ...it k is re q uired.
The arlealinutes of thin until,• are: greet durability, saving
of tallow, reduction of friction. conse q uently saving of power.
It does riot re q uire to be taken out of the stuffing taus, hut,
being packed in a CUI3O, the packing in gradually consumed,
thing saving limo and material. Specimens of the various
sizes may ho $O , ll at
W. S. HAVEN'S Stationery Warehouse,
myril Market mt., corner of Second.
MI N Elt & CO.'s LIST OF 15 Cent apt
zlmw
Ilarver'e Magazine;
tl.nl,• ) 's lady's Book ;
Graham's Maga:Mite;
l'eterun's 3lngarine:
Pottuun'n Nlngazine:
I leueehold Worth
heal te'n Journal
K 11,04H...eke,
For lode I, 11. MIS FR A, 0). 7,2 tilftebi NI.
r r CEN TS FUR if ATI I' MAi I A ZIN 1•;.
17 Harner'm Magazine for Augunt, ret•nived and fur• nal•
JOHN 8. DAVISON,
65 Market ntreet near Fourth._
jy2l
pARAS'OLS--We are now offering our ex
temovt• assortawnt of l'art.dr, in :,dk, Tunic, Satin
Mire Author• and othcr matenials, at II leallVti.lll ~f ~,,,••
tl,ird the nimal ratpg.iv:l:,
. .. ..... • _
PRICES REDUCED.
As TIIIS is the age of cheap prices, we
'Ail! ,0 rum., sell all sl,2i , looks n a $l,OO. The fob
lowing is a list. Wln, car, beat it t
Ilithlen Pat It, $l,OO
Alone, MO
IV itl.w 11c...d01t l'apert, 1,041
C,urtninp toil Marriage, by Car. Lee Mentz, 1,00
India; or, the Pearl of Pearl River, 1,00
White Chief, by Capt. Mayan Reid. 1,00
Seaboard Slave States, by Olmstead, 1,00
Salad fur the Solitary, 1,00
" " " Social, 1,00
Rose Clark, by Fanny Fern, 1,90
Sumbeept Speech., 1,00
Afraja; or, Life and I,,ve In Norway, 1 .00
My Bondage and Freedom, by Fled IN uglier, l o on
Gerard, the Lion Killer, 1. 111,
Wolfort's Roost., by Washington Irving, I,tat
The New. Roy, Lon
Tho following One Dollar Books alit be Bold for ninety
MADAME TOURNIAIRE'S
GREAT
FRENCH CIRCUS
WILL PERFORM IN BIRMINGHAM
On Wednesday and Thursday, Ang. 6th
.and 7th, Afternoon and Evening.
Awn IN PITTSBURGH
On - Friday and Saturday, August Bth and
9th, Afternoon and Evening.
atibmssion
MAD. TOil RN lAI RE,
The greatest Equeett lance in the world, will appear in her
GREAT BARE..BACKED Act.
MILE JOSEELLINE, the E)lphide and Graceful Eider,
will appear In her great PRINCIPAL ACE.
Master FERDINAND, the beet trick-rider of him age in the
world.
Mourtieur BENOIT, the celebrated rider and juggler, from
the Paris and Renew Amphitheatre.
MAD. TOURN
In her great SIX-HORSE AUT—the only female that ever
attempted to ride and control six horses. Mad. Tournini,
will 60 ride her tiItRAT MENAI/II ACT
Master THRODORK, the hurdle loaner, will appear in a
Two-Horse Act, In conjunction with hiti brother, Ferdinand,
en the Roman Wrestlers.
Mr. MORGAN, the celebrated Cannon.Rall Perfonne..
IdASTbilt ORTON, the Globe Performer.
MR. A. F. LIMING,
The American Clown and Jester, will appear on his Crra•
cent Cord, Battonte heaps and "'aliens other Performances
during the exhibition.
Doors open at 2 and 7 P. Id. Performances to commence
at 2 1-9 and F.. M.
JOHN W. NI'CARTIRY, ram. PosTER. and
DISTRIBINON will attend to the Posting and Distributing
Mall kinds of
MLR NOR CONCERT . ... I,ECTl 1 1ilUP. RXMETTIONS,
All routruunicutum.—eith, mail, telegraph, Or other
wise—directed to the office or the Morning Pout, will receive
prompt attenDon. ap7
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
WATER PIPES.
From two to six inch calibre.
PRICES from 12 to 30 Cents. per Foot.
A IA
PEARL STARCH
For Sale Wholesale at Manufacturers
Price', by
HENRY 11. COLLINS,
FORWARDTNt I ANT/
COMMISSION NIERCRANT,
•!.11) IrIIGLICIALZ MAUR EN
11111KESE, BUTTE.II, SEEDS, FISH,
AXD 1.11.01 . 4:CE
No. 2.:i Wool, STIIE ET. I'll7 4 lll'mm. IJ.I
I 4 VElll'OOl. A N I) I'LIII.A1)1.;1,1'111.1
STEADISIIIP
splendi,l pew steamniaip CITY BA 1.T1 . 141111 ("apt
ill tail front Pinialeiphia rnt the
th A a gm.: and I Ath Septoulw m Live rr—fro
po,d 'rib A tigts..t. KAN() A I:00 Irmo erpooL tuth Jul)
and 1001 lillpteallbtlr--41illll 1%11,41 , 41 al ill, .21 , 4 Angora aul
13 Si 0 tolu.r. CITY OY 31A NCI I G`t'rl a. froth Liverpool
13th August —from Philadelphia, 4th Soptoaul..r.
Prom Philarle/phia. Pram Lirerpnl.
FPS and S.S.S. Cabin— .$,8.5 and 1,75.
titoerago ...... $.lO. itloenago ........
Passage Ttokohl to and from Liverpool by the oho. Lilo.
of Stetunelopa, ur by YIIit;T•CLASB LIAILINti "'At:M.:TS
can be procured an application to
.1411iL 8 COItTIA, 177 lirnatlav ay, Near Yeah.
Or— J 01144 Thlo3l YttliN, Ala Lataa ty l'ittoloargh
P. I)rtafto for sate aurora. All h4ude. .17:b
- 1 - IRY GOODS . ItE CED—A. A. MASON
& I hare market down the whole or their inituetiaa
rt.erlr. Free) artiele tail! i.e floret! out at from 2u 1.0 ;At ire
c tit Iron titan clonal pile. 14.30
CONTRACTOItS. -- Kellltt.l
prntregala Will 11. at the -ern" f the N. ut
Castle ant lvelinzieti Ittulend 11entiant , iu N." Parilr,
wall! I.: .sleet. M., 331 Turrcley, the day el A 11, ,, t
nrst. b.r the lirarhnc. /uric-tug, le., thr anal. hiss-h to
sinrl.• ne , t tient. alamt ~no vale earls 11141 v will he it
-err...lbw the whele work. turluthuA 5r..,,. Cr,"
ma. a. Plane and apreitleations of the " - era will he exhib
ited at nee with• e by the Ira pent an.
CILARI.E c t T Will PIS..
Jy2f.:ll, irf hug - Inver
NUTlCE.—Applicati,a) Will I.e Made to tile
feu 1.0.1 ,, mr‘ he the t hart, et A 113 4 4,14.-.)
teak,' "lib a 4 - 4p/in' 43f /11): 1113N13111-31 Tll4/I'SANto
talLt..khS, n113).14 - 1144 the prettaterta of the hattkinc - lass
0111111t1.4.400ret —II llentetrth 11. 11.14414-y, J. 11 Pelt 11•4
H. Itslarria, Peter Paternity Jain. Patton, Junin Van,
Jr., and -111u1-4.
April 21. IR6fl
ANIiIAIi EIOUSi.
ellellll hits)., HA KRIM' A C4l.
1 , 1171 r it tII 4
sink. C..ll..rtt.ttet en nil peitttr, 110, and ,11 -.5 tie 1,1313.444-
rtpit Iltret hemp( attente433 n t .311 hope, 3. 4-41-
ti•hrl Ir 4 thee tt•1441"
Rare. r.'-.
r.. 1.0. EN A t.II,
It. 7.11 11T uto. Jou
E W. CLARK A 14t,
CITIZENS • ItANK. ,
}S W CLARK, Loin. E. A CA., New fork:
4111.M./K I'. A lIP 1`
.:P11V1../N, Uln to n.tl !1)17 tat
Wf" n d Bits na
tional pne:iron el. le. IA• eled h was el the (wan
POOKET KNIT I*: in the y at
In ,1% N S TETI
.1r19N.. tt etleet.
I N bUILANek: ! INSUIIANcE! Nairn-
Ew 01,0191 gal relial.le
COM I rati if" elved by Ii F.U. %l. DUN N. nt b 111 H. .1 E..tnie
Avon) mat 1:A..11w...• unlee, en Iho swab
fotirth tluor Nun .A the blannael. ALLTAIIENT Jul
14 1 ILLNIOltE MEN ATTENTION!-.2 01
eopiee of is. PHILADELPHIA NEW?, rrrt., cmi daft)
t• 4 tee t we • cut.
For Ntle Py It. T. C 5.1013t1AN.
11.2• I V•frlt
QIIANV LS AND 3IANTILLAS REDECEU. I
1.0 A A 31 ASi•N ACo are orbiting IL., entn• she L
slimmer SI11". Is and Alanittlat. rotepriaing neeat and
toted ta•l ~,,, at) lea to he !thud. at a lode:lion „ w r :tst per
rent.. at 'L'• Firth at 1) ='t
GEENIi
AND -- W.'lll,Aili TEAS. --W hniP
~" I. heol and heat it...feted eteek •'1 TEAS
•• he found in OW 111A1k.A, ell of w 1114 It will le offe••••1 at the
I. •W EST l'hlC S. JAYNES,
JyIA Pekin Tea Store, ILA fell. at.
• _
JURN WOODS, B \NICER AND Eh , HANtin
1114.NLER., Deader in Exchange, Cotutneretal atel ttahk
Neter, Sto.:k bought slid Milli ou OtHallni • .l. l l/ • .11,1‘. 1 1:•
carefully attended to. Interest paid Of/ 1101..18. Stl.
JUNES' NEW 111111.1 1 INO, Fourth atrreit. joi'a/
MACKEREL—New Ni. 3 large I.y
.131,1 II IN EY COLLI NS'
VVIE THUNDERBOLTS OF JOVE \V ER E
forged by Vulcan, hot although the linen-id]) wea•
p.m% of the oneeytal War lottniths answered ter) w 01l lor
utiles ot the tiod h they were not half as •qle• t•‘•
latest Improved revolvers which weigh hilt n 1..1111.1, Itli.l will
MVIII/ Valid fhb k and bud as Pal thladt arrows. The • 11/1/1 . 0 , 1 , 1
Revolver eau he had at Ole Entails ,w' Works, together e Ith
general aaeot talent of Guns and Rill, of eat•ry th.SCIII4IOII
till 11 flue as.s.srtm..ta of l.ur g iud Inotru...nts and Cutlery.
int 2 BOW N A • TETI EY. Ni'. Ylarki•l et.
.
NEARLY ALL GONE.—We hat 'only
eight ..ftlewie large Ilnlaing Lets left, these we trill
-ell at i..,..•, each: tern, easy Thy are the last of ...glut
blocks el 1i: each—lei 1148 The I.Watiwll to 11,•altily and plea
-ant; each 1.“ It,. a frost of 24 fat on Franklin street., Alle
gheny. hr I'o feet deep h. al4 feet alley. Persons watitoi.:
it borne t I their awn the old attend Without delay. Only
$2OO, s.lo in hstel. inter these hits hare barn sold in the lasi
"tenth and alit lat.,lnlt.r.o ...I withent ti:lity. They err the
cheapest lots in either ‘,/- tikl . triton.
and. S. CTTlllittitT k SON, :.1 MAI ket stn
DR. JACKSON'S CHOLERA 11 NITRE. '
I bare a large enipply of thin valuable linslielne,
JOS. FIJOIINtI,
.1y25 corner Diamond and Market at.
B ROWN'S Essence of Ginger--2.-I dozen of
this valuable ntodirine received 1,3
JOS. FLENIINtI,
jy2s corner Thanion.i aud Mil iia M.
~-,;EMI-ANNUAL SALE. —A. A. MASON
Ly k. ell. are riol.lii/if out their splendid and fashienalde
..i...-k el DRESS t. 1001,8 at a grunt redaction Beni wit
it aunt prices, ty2O
AN excellent :niche of puT A till,• put up
in tin cans for families, oreivial I.y
Je'27 F. It. 1/ItA To.
. _ . •-
A').M.INisTRAToFts - NOTICE--W he rolvs
looters of Adminiittration to the Estate of e \lt AII
CAMPBELL, deed, late of Chartiers to; habil, too i..g le en
granted le the vwliserthers, MI re-rsens in.1.1...1 te ~,11.1
Estate aro requested to Mai, illalledistio pit) tnell I. nu,l the-..
having clanns against the saiine, will prowitit them, prepet.y
dale Taira!, ,I for .ettkm.•nt,
TEItitESCE C.ANIPBELL, I
‘..
"n
i.,
JAIIINS II ELLA'. ) ,"
nuf,Gtm"
G LASS_
150 boxes dxlo Window tilnds
5,0 93E12 "
50 " 10:12 "
25 " 10x14
In itture and for sale by
itus
_
jiIIPRESSION PAPER FUR LADIES.— '
11._ A g.ind article of impression Paper for taklur MIN.., for sale by REYMICK k A'NUF.lllili IN,
cool of Embroideries, beam, Flowers, I,nvcs, .1,. , l'.. .1 v.! No. Su Wood strost ••
Jag received by .I.S.DAVIsioN,
TU N 1 PER BEItItIES.-100 0 lily. just re
magi GO Market street
- CO reiri4llitid for sale by i jy7 I FLEMING Wo , .
r r A li.--.50 bids. N. C. Tar For sale hy . - -
-1- 1Y26 SMITH, MAUL A GUNTER. 1 . .. L00:11 S. - I (11l iiaLS Lake Champlain for
_1 j nide by I jol:Il ,I NO. MOa.l Eli EA I /
LOVERANCVS SR; AR- 35 bbiA. ,rliKii, , i
T .INsEED 01 1,-1i SIII gallorki4 Li npetsil Lii 1
awl pulverised La sale by
J7'24 SMITH , MAI R. Si GUTER
N. JLA for sale I) J. SCHOON MA K KR.
jytg 24 Wo.al streri.
BACON --4100 lbs. Country Bacon Sides I'or s , ,-----:, 4
~,,,1 „ b y 'JAS. A. FETZER, Fil'i 1 ) PO IsAlot).-50 bushels of the eele
j V 29 89 Water street. brined Purple Chili, one of the most reliable aii,l %dea
-1 lie Potato. knowu, at 47 Eiftb street.
14 - IA ILI FLOUR —A verY clinics article or , arifr:w J MIMS WA R.DIIJ A'
..1: Family Flour fur Bala by JAS. A. FETZER. A" ioUN TRY SEAT FOR SALE—Fourteen
).2, 89 Water lit.
—,-------------- , --.----'• `— ,7 - ' N._./ Acres el Land in Upper St. Clair township, five toile.
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT_'_I I fr. in this city; on which iti an excellent Flame House and
gross is store and for sale by all 0.4,0010,) out-buildings; a great variety of choice Fruit
IY2 -
LEMING BROS. ' Tree .
Tr.'.-s, all in bearing order; ,Shrubbery, etcwith abun
dance of the finest waters. A"i ,) to
MLI--A-N-N--ITAI, :S. AI l'
-4 mvl7-dros lil
SE oi R KIN a RICH EV
A. A. MASON It C.,
25 FIFTH STIc EFT, !
ANNOUNCE the opening of their GREAT SEIALANNU AI.
SALF. OF DRY 11001 Th. All of their iutmeuse stuck NM- Eii.l. , (; U TOR'S NUTICE.—Notiee is hereby
tallied in their Whole/ de Rooms will be marked down 25
t 0.5 0 PEE. CENT. LESS than regular prioes. I v 3 , given that letters of administration on.t.)te •estite at
' ' Alexander Henry, deeeasea, late of Vitale.) , Towttaliuy Alle-
F.MI-ANNUAL SALE.—A. A. MASON : g imay County. Pa., have been taken out by the substriber.
S
& CO. are closing oat the balance of their stock of All Ferran:la owing. mid estate will make fooluetiliusiqpay.
1-traw, Silk, Cramaud other fashionable styles of Bonnets, meat, avid those having claims will present thornier ofttle
tit -a red.:let - ion Of nearly one half the runial prices: - ' Jy2B ' moat to [mylt.kwet•J HENRY STROME, iii'r.
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1 0.
8.10.#
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11111
COMMERC 1 A 1
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE ABM
RIEELCUANTS. Ea:CHANGE.
Prestdrni.
L WILMAILTH.
Vice Prefidenti.l
ONO. W. CARS.
T. 6 CLATtlili,
Troarterry.
N. lIOLMES, Ja
JAMES P. DARR.
S4perint ,
S T. NORTHANI, JR.
Cbmsmitter of Artsilratiem for August .
GEC). W. CASE, V. P.
ISAIAII moicEs, TIICIS. BELL,
J. A. WILSON, D. M'CANDLF.SS.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEADIERS
chips
Tiermann
' hut or g..
Canada.
Africa . .
Lebanon
Fallon .
Barcelona.
. .
Shipr Leave Fla. Days
Fulton Havre New York July 2
Niagara !Patton. ite Liverpool July ri
Kricason I ivorpool New York.. July 9
PV,ill Liverpool Now York July ll!
City of Baltimore— Llverpo.il ltultiniore July lil
Wwilitugton couthamplou...New York July 14
PITTSRURGH MARKETS
orilot or TITE Duty MORNINn
Wednesday, August 0, 1;,'.6.
FLOUR—The sales to-day font up 354 hide., an
113 tibia superfine from wharf and wagons at $6,00; 11, LH,
extra from store nt $6,70; 50 lible. superfine from ‘vagoil nt
$0; 135 1.1.1. t xtra in lots from store at $e,75; '25 bids. en
perlino from store at $6,25; 15 bide. choice extra homily Irmo
store at $7,50. •
RYE FLOUR...SaIes 30 bbls.. in lots, from store at V 1.50.
°RAlN—gales rzo !Irish. Oats from wharf at 21%, and 100
bosh. do. from store as V.
SUGAR...SaIes 10 hhds. good fair at iii%c rash, and 6 idyls.
fair at 60 days.
WHISKY—SaIes 50 bids. rectiflud at 3333.5 e.
. .
BAPON—Rales 15,000 tbs., 2,000 picres and 7 tlercea, as fol
lows :-2,000 pieces canvassed Llama, on private tomer 3,001
IDs. dn. do. in lota at 1.2 c. cash; 1000 lbs. plain do. at 11
4,000 tbs. shoulders and hams in lots at 104/11!.< 2 ; 2,000 lbs.
toms at all for cash : 71,000 lbs. shoulders at 11c...
days 2.0u0 -mvae.cod Kama at 121 c:,, 311 days. and 7 tee
a. r hams at 14c.
1, %RD .S.dr,q ol bbls N lat 12r. en,ll
. s ta•r - es rativassol at ll' :01 Jars
CHEESY. 70 liiixes IV. IL, ill 1001, :It
Lard ia
Now YoRK. Aniptst (I.—There 14 dues import iminiry for
Flour, wail,. we twiny, a better demand for the local and
eastern trade, Imitating a fair inquiry for the British pros ,
incea The ree.opts are moderate, and the market is with
out t raportant change, maim lloton (It. at $5 75k1.,15 for
e .,mmon ntate; b,r extra it,,,
$.0.0, 6,40 for common to CIII/11 . 0 Rupnrflue hut.. lowa, 111., Win.
and Old, pi : 70(07,50 for extra do.. $7(07,37 , or new extra
for new Ohio and Vi,50414 for new I lease,
th• market closing quiet and the tendency rather in favor
kiyers Rye Flour scares and firmly held at previons
quotations. Corn meal very scares, and in brisk demand at
I. rater Price.. Brand) wine is nonitnal at ft, t, and pun
, le., an at $l7. For IF lent there in a falling on in the ex
ha t demand. and the market is 3 or 4 cents lower; holders
generally seem pretty an x 6 al , . to realize: stiles 44,000
torn has again 1411411.111.1411, with a brisk demand: sales el::,onti
tai fluxed ‘proton, at lisvotici tor hut, and klon.
1,, good paresis, cb.iiiu buoyant. Whisky lather, with
a flue demand; sales boo hub, at Ifriis'.63S. Bak lien'.:
Jaime the donate] is moderate; sales tits hills at
for mess. and $l/5,111.,‘44519.*Zr , bar prime.
aisles •.:5,1 LW, at r at 57,3714 for country prime,
0 for mesa; prime Mao fleet and let . (lams or
-1110111 ss last noticed. Cut Mutts a studs firmer; sales at
(or shoulders, and loc. for hams. Baron unchanged. hard
shade firmer; amlis, at I 2.,3.1(pr I 2 7 ,,. Butter and Closure .
out change to unties. into hotter commands full prices,
Clttlle Mal fvf —Tlre reretpts of BOVVI.II were 37410: Sheep
and Wallas over 12,600. The prier,. ,1 litov I
7 r.; the ttr4 gambit., are atvtrre it),. punt
rea4tly; moat of the gain are ender Itc., anti the average to
intyrior iptattty woitl at 7!:i. Tiy prb ye or Siyal. mei
Land, are front 50 to The. lower the ntarkyt lv.l alai
doe ua art tendency. the average belay howl.
l'un-auzunt.a. A ugnst 6.-I , l“ur market •Ittiet, with !mit
IHtie iput, ; mrei ut .4.1 at,.k . nt sndpo iwr by r.l .
whit, ground. ftnin new snlarat, to fra•ly ntioral at 07 -
imilLnat finding imyero I a *us 'hint: the, la a Inn u
caniaal lar the niipply of the cif N. retail trade at srt:atkua per
lAA. In Ilyn Fl..ur and Cnrn hinal tltere nuttun a - mum:,
tout bring tory nearer and held firmly. 'Fiat° is a f,,tr
aruanut at %%beat ofrnno uriann etetuly. though 4101DetIld
loi mute: bal.'. :;.:01 tar ,ZUKUI :11,1
Tama• i•autlinrii and Pniin.r 1•111,1 rnd and Moir at fa,:inr ,
I'l lot fair it ran, Nye '4 nail,-.t at 77. n. uer bush. but
!ward no inlet. Corn ...nitinunt , rare ,- .. and In gyms ni g.nni
,ell,nr an. taking n 34,1.4 In,' bunk.. it 1:1,11 in a r
tint , . an , in demand and nlnally n
binli.
at .12 far old went 1,,r n w th-Inware 11 hint, ,
I Oft , lll, will.only .unall ut bat tali at 711 , . and
lit :Inn.
ft:Nriaryt l / 4 1 / 4 . Annul a - Fl,.nr tlaatttlt rather
kat.. I:tat Ittak at {t l / 4 .1.1t. U Ittatt. Arm
, a t u t gtaal J.auautl, atalo. lam In a. a lnto at $l, l / 4 tatt,jl.l%. 41---
Ittsatal 1. 1 / 4 1.11A4 w but hilly an market: ktti' , " Intl
faltaaataat
nil nrtitly at :.1...
N• 4, :11.4.1 . II lialatlg, Aitto. anal II a
Lat.l titan at Ittaa", r
rEu nod. .nth n g•at.l datakkol
lbrrt tt,wt•t; Clttreta , Itork Wand 92 7
eamtwrlatt i'ar, tit'utrltt 14; Nltclutzatt Fatatt t ,
•, h , r k Ptatsta,tvattin CaatlCamtitalQ
Yireinis Ntialkttatt mkt, 1 / 4 ...
Cant.. Clt-to•lantl k Tt.letto 7Z, Ckvt-lan.l A Pin.
tat rKit e/J: Clr valuti;l, Ott utttitne A Cm-tonal, I . tat. , t" '
tialonakt Clttcaro 14: Mit - kit:an t ' a'm rill l i . Mott', Can
trial 7 . 6. 114' tgerting oxeltanite firm
5t.11 , 1 .16 Ago
11. L'rtllnnE. A ogli.l r; —The u nrr mark,t ix id. a.lv W I ar•vt
quart. Gana Hang att tal)attti:lr. tar P tail,. anal t. Gar
). Ikon
thlt.r.s , ,b A ugtett wales .1 Cotton twlay wen ,
unettang d priors. India bagging nr.
lu freights
air Dyspepsia, Headache and Indl geg
loll, II 1011. all 114.1,0111 f are more or le,s itirected, .1111..
II) I. cure.' Ly tsk motkrnce wholesome
ml a &ow MER II AV V.'S ql.I LLAND no.* boor
.or.rr 4,rh meal.
Wo would naurinu thu poi In runLinst purchasing, an) of
1114113 11111tritio. of MIA dolightfal A romp. To prt,44141
lopo,otlon, Le 4 on ful to rwl, for Torhav44'4 , /f0474n0f
emnrioul—ilnar.l aicain44t purr 14,4,411..; an inntnt4ou. Tn
weynnt impot Itwu, Lr rarottil In us!: for nor Lamb IL,11.",(1
li.t tors.
tot_ So 1 at SI 1.. r bottle, or six bottles for $.l, by the pro
SIKNJANIIti .TR. hlnnoforturing
I'llaraut.utist3 and Client:l4x, Pittsburgh, Ph.; R. K
CV), ooruvr of govand and Wood ntrretal atul
Dnittscivta gvuorallt twills
Joseph Carriage liepository•
WIIITU, now norrying on bust-
Laess in his spaemus prentist., (now lately
ettlarged„) of the
Turni.i'se. near Ile+ Two NI Hon, between
I.ttsborgli sail Lam rema.ollle, ,-,,, T ,,,trstly invites tbr public
lu itispeet ot CA it RI All Rio. DOUG IEB, ho. And he
artienlarl) :iitorna gentlemen purc)asers, that one price
°icy is nia,lo.
Fourti•eit years' exportence in the business enables him to
place before his patrons the mime choice eoliretem of tar.
tinges w Inch, so moray yearn pant it Imo hem his partinilai
.topartment t. , selort, Item the varmint and must htlenti
Masteru manufaeti rrrs. The ...wee,. of his new system IS
eotilpleto—the ....many of Ilk tri,utternents will supply the
hest anti most fashionable manti'aettire.. ul Illinlernte price,
Unenevinbore4 by these heavy ex ennevorltielt thoinenta
1..,1,41, sling 1i0n.... et hnsinosr has heape.l upon the price
of gantlet. iONxitig le large rente,)./t/SEPII Wurrr: sill sell,
n money only, at much less titan the moral urine.
risr-Garriapse repaired in the I.t.t manner with despatch.
niltaalsw
Fresh Arrival of Salt Oysters.
TllS'l l received at. S'PEINRITIi'S, No. 111
W. OIL .troot, where nll the delicarlm of. ----
( q
t d ?
the Ar IL, PIL ran Le lewd, .erred op in any desiixt a
..
mo m 0... 11.• in alno In daily rereipt of New I. :
Pot atom, Pea., I.ol.nters, Frogn, Shad, Sea 1111111,
and a great N of lety of Lake Fish, ss loci. will be sold to Moo
lien, hotels and restaurnittn.lll il. 111001 rennonablo ii•rio.,.
Just ri reived, it large and line lot of benions, oranges and
I . in , A rpit.d. S. SfkilNltUeli,
1)4 Nu. 111 Wood ntreet.
WOLFS SC111:11)A1 1 1 SCIINA l'l'S---5
growl on band 111111 for Kale dry 1.1.1.11111NG llit(11. 1
NEw IiOOIS- - NEW BOOKS.
Th.- 1,.fr,..,1 Piddle rl,•rvieen if Janie. Itnelottotn. itt
.111.10ta the moot important of his State paper, Ilj IL ti.
,
11ot - too—with an avenrate inirtrait on ttrol.
i ..Inn dore Peri y'it •lapati Expedition.
TI, m.rti. tel Crow:min—by Chita. Lever
Fanltiollal.l.• 1.11..—1ty 'May IL !adman.
For ad.. Ly 11. MINER At. CO.,
/Y-,11 So. 32 eattitlitiold tit.
•._ . _
It M r, ' 1 I F L I U: S.\ L: .)1 x N
I'S--12 11 0 l i l) i i , . onh. u
and
Wee
'‘
T A LTA I; Il' AC11)-20 0 Ihs..jitot received
_i_ ...I r..,. 6.0.• I.y lint2l tel.Ett I Ntl 1111.0 S.
LI 111 1A it —:SO Illids for sale by
Li jy 22 11 EN It 1 - 11. C. tI,LINS.
LIME -10 0 barrels Fir side by
.19'=2 11 P'SItY 11. CI ILI,TNI4.
FlSll—Mackerel, Willie Fish, Trout. Sal
m... z‘r. for sale by .ty22 HENRI 11. C 111,1.12.4?.
\ it. A N UES----40 boxes this day received and
_ ..... ..... . ....,....._ .
RICK ETSi .N
Apositively new Remedy or PnsitiveVenlue,
s.ut to married melt or 14'0111011. Addrmi, with-font
staiiipi. Pr. J. M. SUCASS, Cantina. Pa. mrlAiitaw
EINEEI
TO RAU..
Lure P, Davr
New York Bremen. kr ..... ....July 12
New York lllnegow July 12
Boeton LivorpoNNl ....... —.July 11
.Now York I irorp,ol Julyl9
.New York 1.11%rp00l "July V
.New York.. 1 ieerpeol lulv 24
.New York Havre via Cowes...Jllly 21l
.New York Havre July 29
TO ARRIVE.
fiesv York Morket
Philadelphia Market
Cluelnnnll Dinrket
Baltimore Market
New Orleans Market
R
• •
4 0" (" 4 "
A"+'
RIVER NEWS
THE Itirta remained stationary during yesterday et 22
liroklea—!, fall of six incline since our kat.
Via only arrival yesterday was the keelboat t• Martha
Anderson," from Smobanville.
TIT AMA.—Thos little s Learner, built here by a company
to rent to pbsusure parties, is now running and carrying the
mail between Stmabenville and Wheeling, making drily
tripe. Capt. John Shouse writes that they were out lb a
storm on the 2.1, with thirty passengers on board. and she
rode the water liken thing of life. Her earnings for the
first week were sls3.lu. She consumes sixty bushels of
coal per day. Them will he a meeting of the Company in
Yriday night next to divide the proceeds.
Tot MiA*l6Siprri, up to lsteot rep•rot+ received. was on
ennui from St. Patti t.. Ruth alt. and tailing. from there to New
Orhues, with two feet on I!. • 1.., r I al.ids, fair fret from
that to St. heroin, and eight f a ct to Otiro. At Ills point the
river haw continued to fall steadily for geveral flays. and 4, v•
real boats of licht.•r nay now running Irma
here to New Orleans, are preparing to gu into the !tad, oi
an ticipation of still lower water Ulan at present, and that
very soon.
The Missouri elan is coming down very rapidly. and it to
etpectel 114 a few days will make that stream slant on a
level with all the °thrill. This w ill vontplete the prostrati on
of the Western rivers. They will thou ain a proper romii
lion to have their obstructions removed, in fulfilment of the
object of the into government appropriation.
Tho steamer Rochester left St. Louis An Sunday for louts.
ville.—St. Louis Democrat, 40u.
Ton river is reported falling still, at all points, with no
prevent prospects in this quarter of either rain or Mont
water. Hence to Cincinnati tint thirty inches water can lie
found on the shoident bars, while navigation in almost
a bully suspended above Portsmouth.
The prment season bids fair to stand oil record 11.4 the low
water year hereafter. Ou eicutlititown bar, its WO learn by
dispatches from Evansville, there were het soventmin inches
aster, and a fleet of boats aground, with very little prospect
f tl.eir getting ott
The steamer A. Ogden wan sold the other day to Capt.
Bissell and others for $30,000 Ortwier, sth.
STEAMBOATS.
WHEELING, &c.
For 'Wheeling
The steamer NERRASK A, Capt. C. IleAns,
will leavo for the al,ore atal intmuotliate prti
regularly every MONDAY, LIM KSDAY and
FRIDAY at 1 &dock A. M.
For freight or paaartgo apply on board. Jytr,
For Wbeellog.
BUILT EX PRE?SLY FOR THE TRADE
Tito now atoarn.r CRFI3IONA. Capt. 1:6c11
DJU.S—Clork. BAIL u.ntmetote
make her rrg..lar tri-weekly tritat, b-avin Ott
'fl'litiftA VS, TITURSIrAIitt aryl SATIIt at 10 A. I'o.
For fr ujght paA.}:=4% ou board, or at tip+ PITTS
-111.:lt011 Aott-:iiCIATIVN No. 82. tVater
Rtre,t. iY2I
For Portsmouth
Thu nnu and very light draught. Stammer
I . 4W,At CHAR AVERY, Cap t. W. C. TOIMA NO,
will leave r ;he :thovo and inLennedialn port
TIllO DAY, at 10 A. M.
For freight or pa4Fag , apply on hoard.
CINCINNATI. °
For C inclunatl
The Rtramor S'AM 'L. P. UTTIIIFIITX rapt. R.
T. tlaAcc--Clerk, Cake. IC. Col.rs--iV,II I,•a'
for tilt , aborn and lutermNliate porla
'1'111;1i:1;1)A V, July :11, at 10 o'clock, A M.
For frright or pamage apply on I ,, eftra. jr.a
I;M
ON & CO.-TRANSPORTATIONLLINK. Having made extensive PT" -
parations this winter, we are now prepay
to do a HEAVY IIUSINE:qi by PENNEYL AMA CANAL
mud RAILROAD, THROUGH TO AND FROM THE EAST
ERN CITIES. We can assure our friends and all thew
liapOSed to patronize the Penna. Canal and Railroad, that no
pains will lie spared to render general satiettetion to :ship.
pore of Eastern and Western Freight. The AVOIDANCE
INCLINED PLANES ON THE ALLEtiIiENV
poRTADE RAILROAD will give inerrased despatch to the
trattinntssion of freight.
. .
Offiro on PRNS Kir..et, fit the Canal
mhl4 LLOYD k LEMON
KIER'S TRANSPORTATION LINE.-
Antidpiting no want of tarilitien to
tritospm Dug Freights to and (nen 010 lout
ern Cities, via Penurylrnsi6t Canal nod Itaiiremts, wo 1.00
lorresiled our stock of Boats, on tame, to a DoUlit.F.
DAILY LINE, which gives us a capacity of Hoer IWO tone
per month ouch way.
aiienre our friends, and ttmne dispoinol to patronise the
State improvements. there will be nothing apareiron oar
part to resider general witianwtion in forwarding Eastern
and Wegtern Freighto with promptitude and drapatch.
KIKK er. )11TCIIKLL,
Canal Intaith Pittaburgh, Pa.
DISSOLUTION OF PAItTN
Th.. Co.parlti , r-hip liorot"f..ro, 1.4 Wt.... 11 JAR.
I , LLINS and J. B t•K, under Ow firm of JAM E.,
O)I.IANS S G.).. has I..ett diedoh . r.l, title day, by mutual
~,...4.1,t.
Tt. bucinryl. of 010 late firm will b.. 1.1..tt10kl by .billieh
C-4 , 1/1116, who . tiontlatatzed to um. the name of the Jinn for
that imri.Joe. JAS. t..411.1.1N5.
Pttutbitrit,h, Jnni. 14, 18:.6 . J. HANKS KlShri.
THANKFUL to my friends for past favors, I
rOtItIIIIIKII , or their patnalage for lAtt.
JA 111.:, , COLL' \ who will curry on Hu, Fog
A It IHNU AND CiIAINIHSION. TRAN:3POILTA.TII IN AND
RUSIN under the Xt)ie or JAN. 42. , )LL1 NS
& CO. (Jr.!) .1. IBANIiN KNOX.
LASID )1 CA.NDLE:Sti WIWAM MEANS 11. A COVIIN
IM'Candless, Means Si. Co„
(Eurroaan, to Wick Jr M'Catlleres)
-...
W.ItOLES.A_L. E li ItOt! EILS, and Dealers in
1K S, NM LS, OLA.',..S, 010 - DON YARNS, and PAU
intrgli Map ofo.turt. , g.•nerally, rornor of Wood and Water
rcr,etc l'ittAl.nrizh. nip,
.
B LOOMS AND LUMPS--
los total Juniata 1110.ane ;
'• Lumps:
Lake Champlai n.
i jr.') JOHN MOORHEAD.
=MEE
pil; METAL—
mo cowl Allogbeu) Charcoal;
bu - - Coke;
100 - Roll }hurt Anthracite;
100 “ Cold - ••
100 " Mercer cou n ty &one Coal.
For lisle by (.13'9, 201114 MOORIERAD.
---
IIiEE,SE-10U bole • prime cutting just re-
NJ cl•ivml by (.i714) II. It. C4)1.1.1N5.
17 1 1 NE ITAS ! I—A few more customers for
x' thorn. PURI: and FltE.:•:11 'LEAS van bo accommodatill
at— F. It.. DRAVO.'B,
jylB Nos. S 2 Market at and 1 Diamotl.l.
...._
(`1 Uhl TRAGACAN'rII-5 00 lbs. on hand
‘_j and for tale by [..1 ( '. 2 : , I 1•L101 INC} !tll.OB.
Reams Sand Paper in store and for sale
by L KM I NO BRI S.
P r 00 Dig. Carbonate Ammonia in store and
for sole by fjy'2sl FLEMING BROS.
gross Farrell 's Arabian Liniment on hand
P.../ owl for solo by FLEMING BROS.
200 lbs. Carbonate Magnesia in store and
fortmlo by fjy FLEMING MLA'.
NuTmEos_3oo lbs. just received and for
enlo by [Jrzs) FLY:MIMI Ba0:-
tp LOUR. SULPHUR-1500 lbs. in store and
12 for mrbr by Ijr2s] FLEMLNO BROS.
LIQUORICE.-9 eases for sale by
.1041 A. FAUN Ii.. , TOCK EA)
MMCLAUWILIN, LAND AND REM, ES
• TATE AGENT. Land Warrants located. Propert
6..uelit and POIRI also, Shipping Agent for the Mad: Stn.
',Meant Ilacketn from Liverpool. Drafts on the Itankx of
England,lreland and linotlamL Office.. No. 1 dom.? UMW
ng.', entrance on Sixth street, DUBUQUE, lonnt. ldeekly
J. B. Canfield, .
(101 M I S SION AND 14VRIV ARDIN(
\•,/ MFAICIIANT, and Wholeaalt• Iloaler in Western 11‘
Beryl. Chem., Enttrr, Lard, Pork, Bacon, Fifth, Put nod Peal
ktlaqs, naleratua, Lina,cd and Lord tlil, Dried Fruir, an
PrMar , gennrally, Nos, 141 and 14:1 Front streltt, Pittst:nrgl
•
E Y TO PS.---301) of variottA pat
sal.. by IIF:ICILV 11. (301-1,1"5..
1 0 DOZ. 11ASPBERKY Y I'.
is .I.y.en Strum. berry syrup.
Pita . Apple
:01 Lemon Syrnp.
Jost re,.ire:l and f.,rsale
R Ly
EVNIER & ANDERSON,
jY.29 No. a 9 Wrod street.
`Ol ASII of a good and uniform quality
17 manufnct n us: by the Penns:peen:a Salt Mnimfartnring
hump's) nt Tarentntn; on bud and for sale by
FLKM I NCI BROS, •
CASES PRUNES, in jars.
dux. fresh Strawborri., iu bOttlett.
id .• Blackberry Brandy .1 tat reed and for tmle
It EY,dElt R ANDIiI•SON,
,v*2.9 No. 39 Wood streot.
N ll'I'ICE TO FARMERS—rAI revolving horse Flay Rakes, improved malt
Lai doirlf hand Ilap Rakes.
1U do I yin , " ;:cy dis.
to drain do
;211 varion" pattern".
bu enpnii.lin4 Cultivator', ' , likable for tho fade or
wa,11.11.
Ion,INK) A Draining 'NO, :1 1 ,1, by 4
At the Fred and Agricnitiand Warelionm. of
JAM Ett WAWA:ill', 17 Fifth
1. \1 ICE STUN E-1000 lbs. a
liana
f. , r gal, by (.IY*2l) FLEMING HRI
MOST IMPORTANT BOOK OF
TILE DAY —ln therw momentous times, when It is se.
ces...ary for every • ne to thoroughly understand the vArlow
topics presented boaring upon the government of thin ;out,
tn.. it loelw.ve. evvry retreat to obtain a copy of DELLTUN'S
TIIIIIT V I.:ARS' VIEW OF TILE UNITED STA fES
SENATE, a work Inherit gives a complete history of the goy :
ernmeint, the policies and principlere of the lending statesmen
e..llldr), and Mt account of the rise and prOM*l of
the leading acts which have been eAnoutiumated. We ris.
pant. that while it is a ms,sisary loath for every intelligent
ell Imo wino wishes so be enliulitetted on thin past and present
Ititory vomktry. written work.
sad will 4r.1) ..ompensittsi any ono for the low price asked
it.. It in published in two very large Syo. volumes, niacin
0. omitting about WO page.s for only $5, its cloth; sf, iu sheep
extra; or iu strong half morocco. This is ectusinpliilust
Lc the ent,llll , olll/ side alremly of tit.l,ooo copies.
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llama's Magazine, .tleo, nee:l43les of
SUtINIER •CRAViTS AND TIES, •
Peterson s Latlhne Mitgnzint, '
: IteMved per Atlantic.
Leillie'ft N. Y. Jottrual,, L. 111 It SIIPRI.TI .t ,S,iN..;' l
llarper's Story ticiek—'2ar. j i•••.IS No. TO Wood street.
Millen's Magazine-1O ,te •
Hon. Ches. Sumner's Speech—herd Nlltiem—'2..' stole. 1 4 1 LFT11 w ARD PROPERTY Fon.-sA 1..
For sale by W. A. iiiLDENFENNRY .t. Cit.
_II_ A Lot of Ground on Pais 5tr.4.11.1.,,LWee1l Walnut and
JY-'S Filth .t- "Pl""" , tho The."' Fm.•tory gtreel...a. with four m.iutivt.• Fenno Ilmises, 111 ItIIKIII
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ro.dit ion nod well rented. %) II fir 5e..1.1 closip. • •
jelelll.AKlibY A RlCllini.
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11. MIN Elt k pi.. 32 Smithfield et..
Solo Agent for Allegheny o mty
, PUKE LINSEED 01L.—The suhseri , el'
having engaged in the mannfactui e of Lin o si,d 41
would inform cunstimert , and dealers. that he ~ prepared 1..
Supply them with a idrictly prime artirle.
Jy2 J. 8011001,4 MAKER, 24 Wood St.
BLUE 06KWATER —lO hbls. fresh Blue
Lick Water received this day by
. . , JOS. • FUMING',
, . Corner Diamond and tdarkebat..
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VLOU it Extra Superfine and C,l4ce QAP SAOO CHEESE-100 lbs. just re6'
_i_' Family .FlOOl for f , Alt. by J A. FETZERK-: Iky and far Isle by REY MEP. & AND I.IISON.
J Y 29 88-3rtiter et. •. • J3."9 No. 39 Wood Kt., ~;!I.oitt Ea. Cimri.., Hotel.
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Health and Strenßln mntainerl:-
tably Follow Its use.
BOERII A ATE'S
HOLLAND BITTERS
DYSPEPSIA;
DISEASE OF THE . KIDNEYS,
LIVER. COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND( I
FEVER AND. A,GU-‘,,
AND the various affections consequentipon
n disordered Steninedi or Liver. Smilax Indigestion,
Acidity oVthe Stomach, Colicky Pains, If narttnru. Lou of
Despondency. Costiveness, Blind and Bleeding
In all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgic AN.,
thins, it has in numerous instances proved highly bDntCcial,
and is othera effected a decided cure.
Nature finds no new enemy to combat, with' tholtlighb
fat tonic in the neaten . Ito effects are almost mag i 1, yet
the cure permanent. It oommenfrates nn trieletthiblick to
the system, but by arouning Ito ritat energy to nr — trinint at.
tic's, enables it to throw off the cause, and thus tbcfectighly
eradicates the dinerme.
Whon its medicinal virtue.% are an universally ittknowl
edged, and particularly here, where It han beoemo so impte
tar a family medicine, that it in neld by many of tlitt.lfroreri
as well as ell the druggists. It would neem ileedless to
offer farther evidence, yet as there am doubtless notni who
have tried many tolvertiseWrenictilos. and still'imker from
Dyepetinia in one or more of Mt dreadful farnot.•iroittibiolti
the following curtificaten. the nntheittici y of which cannot
be doubted. COMMIX' as they do from persons no vteinalatrn.
Win.. Heq , the well known lithographer, says:
"1 have frormently 11..41 Rcerlear 0 . 4 Boll:tad, Ritifera, and
find it invariably relieve% hellge.otion need elbbilitjr
Rec. Samuel I;nl,oar myg: "1 folio .spociat Mier from
its non fur a severe headache, with which I had lent suf
fered."
J. W. Wood well. Esq., imyc "‘ F have need Tkorhalree Hol
land Bitters myself. mid reeommentled it to others] kilftring
it to be just what u. Li represented."
Ald..lonathart Neely. ~t I..over St. Clair. says hared.
rival great benefit front iLv on,- for wealatcxx of UM% hutch
nod intlicestni."
Jatamt.M. imys " After several pitysici 11 . 1 had
Ittorlwe's Rnllnnd Paters reniortxl t4O - phtiKitTiin
toy heart and side, ari•ont; from ittiligeßtion. °
The n,li for of the Kitt:tuition . Pre. Proem /toyer d'Ancr one
ofthe hest phyaldana in thin plan , had - WM, Itrorliitv. , 's
llolland s ßitters eurod toe or Th.- worst form of dyspepsia."
Prowls Yelir, only mannfaetnrer of the "original Ex
tract of ("Mien. says: " I know that your 'Rolland Bitters is
toe of the be-t intslicinev in the world for a ill:lord:wed
atomach or liver."
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Dr. Luilmeig.eclitnr of the "Fmekel," Baltimore, pronounced
it a medicine icarreing the run litho] er• alike public.
Dr. Klierhart. the leading thrman ohysician 'of:omm,
Ins proscribed it frequently during .the last three yq24, with
marked inures.. in debilitated states of the digestive organs,
or of the system generally.
The manager of Italian 's Vinegar Factory SaYtt:
it myself, and was therefore induced to try its effect upon
my wife, (troubled with the great '10,1114 cniitmon to all el
s ronsnmptive habit,) and really it is doing liar snore good
than anything she has over taken."
NOTIC tl I
Whoever expects to find in this a beverage will be
pointed, brit to the sick, weak and low spirited. It : will
prove a grateful aromatic cordial, possessed of singular fem
emlial properties.
alarrimie
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma baillijAduced
many imitations, which the public ahouldguarciagainsttpur
ehasin;it. lie not persuaded to buy anything elan until you
Lace glean Dnerhave's lleliand bitters a fair trial.-One bot
tle will convince you bow inftnitelymperier It is to-all theme
hultat
Kir Fold at id per bottle. nr mix told. for ,f,5 Imy the so
proprietors, PF.N.IAMIN 60e, •
Ficiunfacturiug Pharmacentists and Chnmiste.
car. Smithfield and Third streets, Vittsbiirgh.
GENERAL AGENTS.
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Philadelphia. T. W. Dyntt k Sons, 132 N. 211 Areal. 'Neve
York, Barnes & Park. 304 Broadway, cnruer InianO. , Balti
more, Cospare Brothere. flay strut and Permit. Avenue.
Cincinnati, John Jr. Park. (Inman, Barclay Crothers.-213
Water at. St. Lorne, Barnard, Adams & Co. N. Orleatia. J.
Wright & Cu. my 22
1 - 11: . C. ItIcLANE'S
-1-f LIVER PILLS APID VERNIFUGE
• IMPROVED. •,
DIL. I. SCOTT. a roollar'nate and physician of eaten
nice prarti, aii.l expcnencv. induced by a commendable de
n• t, alkeiatc hrincin muttering, SIS W 01.614 W . 83:031;108 Ver.
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IMPROY EM ENT ON 'ITI E (MITI] TN AL 'LIVER PILL .AND
V P.RMIFUG E 01+ I.ilL C. McLANE,
Haring prepared Owove ruins:tics na tho medical partner of
Dr. C. McLane, for many Pmra-
OUR IMPROVED LIVER PILLS AND VERMTPUOV.
possess greater elticariy and are more mild in thelraperation
than the Liver Pill and Vermifuge prepared according to the
original recipe of Dr. C. McLane. We snake this declaration
understamlingly, and recommend them to the afflicted as
being both pl.sant and curative. and believe itretn superior
to any other Liver Pill or I%g:tillage ever prepared:
ltessAL Certificate of Ile. C. IlleLrine, below.
THE WHOLE WORLD CONQUEREOI
DR. L SCOTT'S CELEBRATED
The universal relief afforded by applications of Ulla
iGEL
ERItATED KINO of Pain Killers in caws of Illiettm.Vnim,
Gout, Lianteigo, Sore Tliond. Bruises, Sprains, Swefilnips,
Stiffness of the Jeints, Sciatera, Pains, Scalds, Burns, Aches
fr any other disease for which A Pain Killer or Liniment is
11.41, enables no to assert posltirely that Dr. I. SCOTT'S
EELEItItATED wiirrit CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT is the
most reliable, safe and pleasant remedy yetoliAcoverosi, pose
sessing astonishing properties for lI:EALING DISEASE and
TUE PROMPT F.KADICATION OF PAIN: Thai-many al
testationS to its virtues, given by persiine of cidightened
judgment omit strict integrity, should inilttqi,,al.l to :ohm:. It
an a standard Family Remedy. The newt ineredolous will
require nothing more thou the fidlowing testimony of Dr. C.
McLane, distieguLthed as a groat disicnsterit. , .ie Mts . Erni
remedies: h lit
READS READ II ..READ I/I
MOBGAN7OWN, VA., Sept.:l2,lEsS.
nil is to certify, that I have oxamined the !Wipes for
paring McLane's Improyisl Vermilbge and Liver Pills by Dr.
I. Suit, who has been IN THE HABIT OF PIMPAIiINti
AND insffitUJ MY OItIOINAL 11iFDICINES IN lii,Y.OFFICE
during the last THIRTEEN YE I.RS. thiat I bcliB6 Ito
has I.IIPROVED THEM. t make the morn stateanimestlio
niece willingly AA I HAVE NO INTEIthe IN Tlrt: ‘I
WIIATEVEIi., I weplfl (briber state that I hero fretaently
noted his CELEBRATED WHITE CIIWASSIAN LINIIIENT
In my practice, with the happiest entssts. and Iliac I can con
. aciontionaly recommend IL C. MeLANIii, 3.1. D.
All the above Medicines prepared solely under tho Super
vision of Dr. 1. scum. S..kt by Druggists and Ileichituta
everywhere.
Tho GMNITINII Dr. C. 11.01,ANWS IMPROOD, LEVER
PILLS AND 13IPROVKD are sigurd Wy Dr.
I. SCOTT & CO., oceampanted by certificate of C. KLAN
The GENUINE WHITE CIRCASSIAN LrsDlEFit,.r.iva,l
by Dr. I. t:CtYPT & Co., luvorupanied with sigriallirt2...l 1.
BOORT, M. P.
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WII AT IT 1$ IN!l• NO FOR 4 TII I: SICK,
WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT.
Mt. I. so ITT & CO., .9.&, Propriet6rl4
Dank Alorpntowii;Vs.
DIL 0.
110 Wood street, Pittsburg - h.
J. lIENDELSON A DCO.,
Liher(y stroet.
JAS. P. YLEMINO, Wlsd..salo Agoot,
In..UtdlyistAtlyspcStl Nov Railroad Depot. Alloghany.
ACARD TO THE LA
DR. Du poNea - 'S °OLDEN MI )y'7l PM CS SOR
Ft:MALES'. MP combination 44 ingredients in Dr.: Dninni•
CO's Golden Pills, am perfectly Intrudes:l. They Into, been
iu the private prartice., , f r.::1 Pr. Dupont'n for over L:IL ,
year., and 1114,ns:1:n14 of Indira a to , stify to flo•ir great and
nevur-failing StlOCcliS lu altnoot every in correcting
irregallritie4, rdretlll:' pl111(111 and diACCASiIig tuenstrmi
tion, particularly at the rhang , ,f 111, 14 , m to.l9".Piills
will cure that conunott )..t droolfill ditmase, the ,NVl t itins.
Nearly et ery lady is Ito land suffers from thafictittridaint.
Th e above pill has permanently cured' thonsambi, will
Cure you If you use them. They cannot harm you , -;;u::. the
contrary, they remove all olutrurtions, restore nutrir cit'o "its
proper chorine', and invigorate the whole system; - Ladies
whose health will not pertuit uu increose of family, Fin find
these Pills a successful preventive. For particularit see di
rections on the Ism. Price sl—and will be sent to ladies
confidentially, by mail, by enclosing $1 to . either of the fob
lowing agents:
Pohl by SAMPLE t R:FirlD, generarAgenta for Allegheny
City; FULTON'S Drug Store. Birmingham, 31)11.N,
and by "W. A. (I ILDFN FEN NEY & CO., No. 1 run street,
opposite the Theatre. Pittsbnrgit, who will supply dealers ut
proprietor's prices. Sold by all Druggists in Pie city and
United States.
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RIVATE DISEASES—DR. BROWN. No.
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50 tituilltlichl street, between Third and FOiiTilt •
devcdes bin entire attention to an Office Frac
tice. aim business is, for the moot tart, contine4 fe
private Tens-real DISHI.I/3. and moth painful effettlonsv•
brought on by impntilenco, youthful indulgence aml excess.
Syphilis, Syphilitic Krnptione ..... rr h e a,tileet,Strictere
Urethral Discharges, Impurity of the 1.1104..wit 11 .4 1 dißatior"
of the Venereal'Orgau. Skin Disvasee, Scorbutic Itlrupprout,
'Fetter, Bing - worm, Mercurial piseasos, Sentinel waxklusof
tunonency, Piles, Itheumatiim, Fannie Wintkrulo,Voutltly
Suppreestone, Diseases of the Joints., Fistula in Ano,lieivpus
Affections, Pains in' the Is' udc anti Loins, Irritation IttF).Ptc
Bladder end Kidneys, succeadolly treated. Cure gnarefitra
Twenty yearn' practice (Inn in this city) enables Dr; trup
to offer eseuranoes of a spoody cure to all who may conlo.
dor his care.
°Mee and Private Owlet:illation Rooms SO SinifiiK4d Bt.,
between 'Mint and Ft nrth streem
Charges moderate. Inorblawly
DR. BROWN cantinurta sulked for
the cure of SMRIST DISICASKS. Ills - ern&t4 in
long-standing cases fe onerinallori. The MilretNi lllCterl
to call without delay. Pereons"efilictPl with Venereal Dis-
Ithenmetbtm, Piles, or Sentinel Debility, email not
delay to got his advice. Letters containing it tee, Immitdiatet
ly answered.
Ira. °ism and Private Booms, No Sntithfield err.. t
between Third and Fourth street e, Pittsburgh- p. 9215
L.
HIRSIIFELDD &
COFFER--
3U pockets Jll,l Coffee,. 00 Rm. awls _ • ~,,•••
r A
20 bags prime Old Laguayra CoffeFa.
R.RDRAVO.eceirtiVby
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EFINED BORAK-300 lbs. in store . nn
for Isola by fjotr.7 FLIRMING