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MERE
,OCAL AFFAIRS.
FRIDAY DIORNING:::1::::t
THE
SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
i)F THE
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
WILL BE HELD
AT PITTSBURGI
On SEPTEMBER 30th, and on
OCTOBER lot, 24 and' 3d, 1550.
je24 ROBT. 0. WALKER, Secretary.
The Iron Horse.—When Fulton, about the year
1800, talked of propelling a boat by steam, the wise
people of that day thought the man craty. The na- I
fives, however, opened their eyes when he did make
a trip by that agency, from New York to Albany.
Sines that day many improvements have been made
in the manner of transmitting passengers, news and
freight. We hear each day, the proceedings in Con
gress, that used to be a week old, by means of the
telegraph. If Brooks resigns his seat in Congress,
because be chastised a larger man than himself, and
returns to his home in South Carolina, we hear, in a
very few hours of his re-election. A few years ago
we did not got news by lightening, neither did the
iron horse, snort, puff and tear through all our val
leys, and over all our hills. Now he dues. So much
for this age of improvement. Only a few •days ago,
if amen wanted to go to Chicago from Pittsburgh,
he bad to travel over three or four different roads.
Now be can perform the same journey on one road,
which is managed by one President and one board
of Directors.
The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Road, is
now the " finish - in railroad enterprise, when speak
ing of going Wost. G. W. Cass, Esq., is the Presi
dent of it, assisted by a large number of worthy offi
cers, among whom we must mention Mr. 11 , nisten,
the general freight agent. It is a grand consumma
tion, and reflects great credit upon all concerned in
bringing it about. We now have one continuous
road from the Pennsylvania workshop to the Garden
City of the great west, managed by gentlemen of
liberal and enlarged views, whose character for in
telligence, industry and business capacity, is a sure
guarantee that the interests of the people will Le
properly cared for.
State Agricultural Society.—Mr. Robert C. Walker,
the Recording Secretary of the State Agricultural
Society, laid upon our desk, yesterday, a list of pre
miums and regulations of the Sixth Annual Exhibi
tion, which is to take place in this city on September
30th, and October Ist, 2d and 3d. Front this paw
ittlek we learn that BeVen thousand dollars in monty
nialdate will be distributed on that occasion, in
preMiums. On page II of the book, the following
item occurs :
No. 28.--Pittsburgh Nlanufactures. A silver
medal will be awarded to each manufacturer for the
best display in his line of basalt's,. Which display.
the Committee must deem worthy.
Articles manufactured in the vicinity. will be con
sidered as Pittsburgh manufactures.
Arrangements for having a splendid exhibition
are now being rapidly perfected, and we expect to
hare ouch a time as will ever be remembered 1,3
Triltsburgher4. An understanding in reference to the
transportation of passengers, stock, le., we are is
formed, will be had nab the different railroad coil,
Family Trouldr. —Edward McD.ine.ld yesterday
made his appearance before Alderman Wilson, end
swore that his wife Ann, did, on the day previuu-,
participate to such an extent in liquids as to become
itoxicatod; that she threatened to kill Lim with a
nife which she carried in her hood, and that be was
really afraid that she would do him great
harm. A warrant was issued and placed in the hands
of Officer Johnston, who called upon Ann, an.l
re
quested the pleasure of her company at
o'clock levee. The lady told Mr. J. she was willru;
to bear him company, but asked his permission f r
a few moments, to adjust her toilet in another room .
This the gallant officer at once grunted, when the
fair pugilist leaped out of a window and made good
her escape. When she gets sober, Edward will ie.
doubt forgot it all and take her t his awe again, as
1f nothing had happened.
At a meeting of the Democrat! of Allegheny, fa
vorable to the formation of a Itochauen Glee
the following gentlemen were elected officers, to servo
during the campaign
President—Wm. It
Vice President—Thos. W. Smith
Secretary—G. C. M . Kinley.
Treasurer—Murras,,n Fo,ter.
Music Director—Stephen F.Ater
On motion a committee Was appointed to draf
constitution, to be submitted to the members at the
next meeting.
On motion, adjourned to meet at Excelaior Hall o ,
Saturday night next.
AVM. BLEAK.L.F.Y, President.
G. C. PeKINLEY, Secretary.
Benefit of Mr. Su, yth.—Mr. L. U. Smyth, a young
man possessing a fair share of histrionic ability,
is
to have a benefit at the Athena.= this evening.
The entertainment will commence with the beauti
ful tragedy of '• Venice Preserved," in which Mr. F..
will sustain the character of "Jaffier," and Mr. Del.
even that of " Pierre." There young men deserve
the encouragement of our play•going citizens, and it
affords us pleasure to state that Joe Delaran's ef
fort! are'properly appreciated, he having on Tues
day last been presented by Ms friends with a very
neat sword and an arvordeon. We hope to see Mr.
Smyth succeed as well. Let all " bump" out and
give him a " turner."
-
Th. Pic Sic at Baum's Grove yesterday, was a
very happy party, not the slightest circumstance oc
carting to mar the pleasures of the day. Eight or
ten hundred people, young and 0141, visited the
grounds during the day, and all appeared to enjoy
themselves well. Wejuve to see every cue happy,
and standing yesterday, under a beautiful shade tree,
witnessing the enjoyment of the many there assem
bled, we were highly gratified. The joyous smile
that dwelt upon the countenances of the many inn..
cent and beautiful young ladies there present was
good proof that all was right. For the two hours
we were there we forgot all trouble, and en it ap
peered to us did every one eke.
Pittsburgh nod Cowie/14,111e As will
be been by the advertisement under the appropriate
head, this road will be opened to tiuffey'e station,
forthe transportation of passengers and freight, on
Monday next, the 11th inst., connecting with Hunt
ing coaches for Uniontown, and linfrey's
coaches for Irwin's station. This is a good arrange
tnent, and will, we have no doubt, be well patronized.
The rowdies in Birmingham, we learn, do not
treat Madame Tourniaire'e troupe with as Luncheon
sideration ac the fair equestrienne expected. It ap
pears ber canvass has been rut and various other
hostile demonstrations made. A posse of officers, we
are informed, went over from this Bide last night to
chow the lady fair play.
_
Su re, of the Pe..., —Marie tiendt, yesterday made
a complaint to Alderman Parkinson, charging a man
named lluberring with raising a row in her house,
brandishing a knife, which the fair prosecutrix swore
he threatened to stab her with, and otherwise mak
ing himself very disagreeable. The Alderman is
sued a warrant for his arrest.
Water Neloo..—A large lot of melons, of all sitee,
has just been received by Steinruck, No. 11l Wood
street, where all the delicacies of the season, dished
up in the most palatable style and at moderate pri
ces, can be procured. Don't forget the place, No.
11l Wood street, between Diamond alley and Fifth
Dr. Dell'• Opinion of Hostetler Bitter■
SPRING PIM, ILL, April 14, 1856.
Sotne months since. while recovering from an attack of re
inittent fever, I was requested to try Dr. J. nuatetter's Cele
bi ated Stomach Bitters, an an article peculiarly suited to the
ondition of convalescents from fever. It in but simple jut•
lice to any that it rapidly restored the powersof my digestive
organs mud at the name time kept ray bowels gently open .
I have tio hesitation in raying that hitherto iu using it In my
practice, ft has, iu every case whore I have ordered it, acted
tike a charm In thus speaking freely of It, I far from pun
a patent medicine, an article it by no means claims to be.
SANFORD BEL,L, hi. D
N.B.—We will not be accountable for untneruta C.)11/1 ter
!Ott of Hostetter hitters, put up in the same shape Wale as
the original. Pllre/Went will be able to tell the original by
Dr. J. Hot.letter'd name being blown in full upon the bottle,
or by tasting It. HOSTETTKI a mara.
Solo ittimutacturen and Proprietor", 267 Penn et.
And fur sale by Druggists and Hotels generally throng's
nut ule taped Btabes and Cauisdas. jyl9..daw
MBES
Wines, Liquors and Teas of very ohoioe brands,
will be sold this morning at Davis' Auction Rooms,
at Ii o'clock, as advertised in our columns. The
sale should receive attention from those in the trade,
it being a consignment that must be closed immedi
ately.
AUGUST 8
We notice that the depot of the A. V. A. R. has
been removed further into the city, the care having
commenced to run to Pine street yesterday. This
is a good move, and will save travelers much trouble.
THE LATEST N EWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
THIRTY-POITRTG CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON CITY, August 7.—Settote—On motion
of Mr. Weller, a resolution was adopted calling on '
the President for any correspondence relative to the
refusal of Honduras to receive a commercial agent
from this government.
On motion of Mr. Seward a resolution was adopted
requesting the President to communicate any infor
mation he may have, and hie opinion as to the expe
diency of establishing an American consulate at the
Lenchen Islands.
The Senate took up the Army Approptiation Bill,
which was reported from the Finance Committee,
with amendments striking out Sherman's proviso.
Mr. Hunter said that the proviso was irrelevant,
and if for no other reason it should be rejected, but
fur the House to insert such a proposition, and insist
on it, is to stop the wheels of government. It wee
not only factious, but revolutionary.
Mr. Wilson said that if the bill passed, the respon
sibility will rest on the Senate, and out on the House,
which had made a thorough examination of the af
fairs of Kansas, and ascertained that there had been
a violation of the organic law, and a trampling down
of the rights of the people. The House had acted
with intelligence and patriotism.
Mr. Wade maintained that the iuraders had made
unjust and tyrannical laws, to which no citizen
ought to submit.. Pierce, the rraltur, now sits in the
executive chair, stimulating the peopleZas fast as
he eon do it, to civil war. The object of the House
ameritimont was to prevent outrage in Kansas, and
should meet with the approbation of every pa.rmt.
Mr. Thompson, of liy., opposed, and Mr. Trum
bull advocated the proviso.
Mr. Hunter said if the House insisted on the pro
vise, the bill would be lost in out/sequence, and there
would be a general outbum of indignation through
out the country.
Mr. Butler thought the proposition was the most
unconstitutional that ever found its way into a I. ill.
Inflammatory violence and illegal means were re
sorted to for the purl..e of attaining improper ends,
and it was hastening the country ton crisis sebeli
the South would have to take care of itself.
Mr. Fessenden justified the action of the House,
whi,h had made appr,prialions for all the purpo.e•
of the army, but only restricted the expenditures
Kansas. If the Senate should defeat the bill on tic
count of this, the responsibility would be theirs.
The Senator from South Carolina had not intorined
them bow the exercise of such a right violated the
Constitution.
Mr. Douglas said the proviso withholds money for
the execution of certain law , . The Constitution en
Joins on the President the execution of all the law•.
and Congress cannot interpose to prevent hint front
bt, doing. The proviso likewise grants an amnesty
to men who have murdered their fellow citiren•. Co'
their throats and their hearts out ; but be would
hang them by then necks for their crimes.' If the
Judges ut Kan:Oa are so corrupt that Justice cannot
ho done, as to so frequently asserted, why did Mr.
Wade's friends, who hero a majority nu the llou•e.
impeach them?
Mr. Wade.--. 11 we have n majority there, they were
culpably negligent of duty.
Mr. Douglas -They are culpably negligent or ds
bonnet in their profeemon!.
Mr. ressenden said perhaps the House had not
confidence in the tribunal bi try them.
Mr. Douglas thought that Mr. Fenenden bad
thrown out an insinuation against his follow Sena
tors.
Mr. Feaseriden emphatieally .lenied this. The
Senator from Illinois could not torture his Inn
gauge an to make him ray that the majority of the
Senate wore corrupt.
Mr. Douglas was still of the opinion that it was at,
imputation upon the Senate. •
iintile --Boum went into Committee of the Wh..le
on Naval Appropriation 1011.
The House •uh>ayuently it. Among the
item+ are $07.000 for Stevens . ear !trainer
for cutupleting the basin an.l radvra:, a l
th• eau Feat:wise° Navy lard.
rbe Ilooso nm•idered the bill making an apprs
priation for roast surrey, light house eratAl.lithinet , t,
land surve y., an d ether civil expense.•
Recess till 7 „'dock.
THREE DAYS LATER PROM El ROPE
SANDV H• , ‘ , ., Auglot 7, t P M The foe/am-ill
A5lll has lust arnrod, L nuging nay ire+ fr,in I.lk or
po , l to Seturdnv, July '2l
Tho Spvni•h ,nNurreetwo
Tho A,ie ■rrlred et her d.rk of hsli port 1. or
:he left lA, erp•,.l the efterou , n -I tb,•
..:t;th, with ',it passenger.
The Cunard steamer Zebra. plving between L'
pool and Havre, went ashore at Lizard Point. Her
crew nod passengers were saved.
The Hermann arrived at Southampton on *daill
Parliament bad a iltseus.ion on Spani•ii iitla;r•
Lord Palmerston. In nos nor to a .1 ilegllt/n, an ,d 1.1,1 e
war nothing at present which could to any way lead
to interference, on the part of the French goi tin
went. in Spain. The Emperor. se a leer man. would
feel that foreign interference would be unio•t It.
was also a man of great sagacity, and events had
shown that inteference heretofore in Spanish dithcol
ties had been attended with ,In , erter t those inter
faring. There was nu reason, he said, for apprehend
tug that Napoleon had any .rich intention.
The London papers mention a protect to start a
line of , t , 3 „.,, from Odraea t., New York. touching
at Marseilles and Smyrna .
FRANCE
The intention of the French g.,t eminent regard
jug Spain is the subjei t itini•fi specolato-a et
Paris. It is raid that rficcesstiii.
France eta have n-. occasion to interfere. stn the
other hand, should the Lilierala and
tlv
t; -.teen be required to abdicate in (sew f the Pilo
. ess Austria, with Espartera ft , regent, neither
France interfere, but if the I)uribe, Mont pee star
should became the next heir to the throne, or shoo hl
a republic be proclaimed there, Franca would ins de
Spain.
Prince Lucien Bonaparte has gone on a 111,8,; , ,e
to
Madrid.
Advisee from Spain to the lath give official aii•
counts of the insurrection. The National Ottani
wits almost entirely ihsarined, and domiciliary vi its
are being made to sec are all nrinif in the hands of the
,•1ti7.0D.. Numerous arrests had tiltn been made at
Madrid. The rival troops estimated 40 or 50
killwl
and Ino wounded. I„.s the itisorgents war
not known. The fighting at Barcelona lasted
two
days. A portion of the troops at Saragossa remain
I iaithful to the Queen. The government is despatch
ing all available troop• towards this last stronghold
of the insurgents, with orders not to fight in the
streets, but to bombard the city Pram the adjoining
forte.
Later advisee announce that Madrid is tranquil,
an I Espertero was still there, but 011onnell had of
fered him paseporta to Spain or abroad.
j Private accounts any that the Royal troops showed
; great ferocity at Madrid, having butchered several
companies of National Guards after surrendering.
Marshal Narraen differed his services to fahinnell
when the affair commenced. He has been appointed
Minister to Paris.
Large. - 24th- -The Royal troupe master
every point at Barcelona, but still remain under
arms. Preparations are making to execute all per.
t o ns taken with arms. Gerona has risen, where lien.
hour commands the garrison.
The Londrio Sail says 1200 were killed in the
streets of Barcelona. The people fought behind
barricades with determined courage for three days,
alien the leaders deserted.
LONDON, Saturday morning.— The kb-cert.., aas‘
the American question may be regarded n 8 virtually
settled and will probably be announced in the speech
of Her Majesty on the prorogation of Parliament.
The terms agreed on are that the Bay Islands revert
to Honduras, that Republic pledging itself never to
iiede them to any other power, or allow interference
in their affairs. America heartily acquiesces in this
arrangement and joins tripartite with Honduras to
carry the agreement into effect; France also being a
consenting party to the agreement has expressed
readinese to sign the treaty if deemed necessary.
PoRTLAND, August 7.--A Democratic State Mass
Meeting assembled hero to-day, to ratify the nouii
nations of Buchanan and Breckinridge. It was
largely attended from all parts of the State. Nathan
Clifford presides.
The Full River linen mill in this city, was partial.
lv horned to day. Loss $15,000. Insured. The
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department was seriously
injured by falling from a roof.
Bowen, August 7.—Steamer Merrimac is now re
ceiving her guns and coal. One hundred and seven
ty of her crew have deserted. The frigate Cumber
land went into the dock this morning fur repairs
The Macedonian brought home the remains of Com
mander Abbot, recently deceased at Ilong Kong
Officers and crew are all well.
Hon. Luther W. Kennett Re-elected
Wssniaoroa Crn•, August 7.—lt is stated here
that the Hon. Luther W. Kennett, has received, to
day, a despatch from his son at St. Louis, informing
him that he is certainly elected over Blair, in the
first District, composed of St. Louis city and county.
TRENTON, August 7.—The Democratic State Con
vention of New Jersey, yesterday nominated lien.
\Val. C. Alexander fur tiuvernur. Strung resolutions
were adopted, arming the principles of the Cincin
nati platform.
RALEION, AT. C., August 7.--Seven precincts in
Wake county give a Democratic , pin fur Governor
of 90. There are also Democratic gains in Granville
and Franklin.
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ARRIVAL F THE ASII
Ratincallors Meeting
Latest (rein Boston
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North Carolina Election.
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!ZEEES
AUCTION SALES
F - - - -
RESH STOCK OF CHOICE BOOKS—On
Saturday evening, August 9th, at 9 o'clock, at the Com
mercial Sales Roma, corner Wood and Fifth eta., will be eold
a large and choice collection of Backe, embracing the latest
and best editions of standard authors ta(story, Poetry,
Travois, Biography, Prose, Fiction, Science, &c., together
with an extensive variety of the popular Literature both of
England and America, recently Mimed from the press,. This
stock will be found to comprise an excellent selection of
Books adapted to the taste of every variety of readers, as
well OA beautifully Illustrated works of Literature and Art.
Also, Finally BlMes of dill. Mr print, and In elegant Tur
key Niurorc 0 binding, with heavily gold plated clasps,
sot P. M. DAVI'S, Auct'r.
tluLl) AND SILVER WATCHES, OIL
‘_A rAINTINOF., kc., AT AUCTION —On FRIDAY even
ing, August Sth, at b o'clock, will be sold at the Commercial
Sale. Roms, corner of Wood and Fifth etreete
-1 Ladino', Cylinder Escapement Gold Watch and Chilli,
1 Hunting Case Gold Watch.
1 English Lever " "
4 Silver Lever
7 " Escapement "
2 superior Mantle Clocks.
12 liil Paintings. with handsome gilt frames.
Will he added to shove sale, one smurior Itstach.l Lever
Gold Watch, independent second pariwhute and compsnm
non bahmes. P. M. DAVIS,
au; Auctioneer.
LARNE SALE OF WINES, LITAIOItS,
TEAS, FRIDAY morning, August oth, at 11
et the Counasrelal Sales hams, corner of NVood and
Fifth streets, will be sold—
.l half pipes Seignette Cognac Brandy;
eighth pipes Pale and Dark "
S quarter casks Madeira Wtus;
S •• '• Malaga "
20 Canes superior Port, Sherry and Madoiru Weer;
100 half ctionts Llyson end Black Tent;
rutty boxes Imperial and Young Upon Tea,
Ands variety of Groceries, queensware, dr.
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R. 111. HUNTER,
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Trio Tho follow tug 0110 Dollar Ildoks nlll be sold for
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Ernest I.lo4reel, 1.3 Cardin.. Lee Ilrots, cro
G REASE. -In bu 1 ' lied , )ot too ...miry, it to taelo I% delightfully writteu work,
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, TY OF CHIAHS, I ' OBACCNI AND SNUFF to he fuuud m lIIs , .. rt , Solo Agent for Allegheny count ! .
Bertha. by Fredrika lit enter, 119
Wariderer, by an Clod ol Watch nolo, 90 FINE I.) it - I.iS S ; Al 00I)S. - A . A. MA , IN & No 57 FIFTII street, Mamma Hall , IGA Z 1 N 1r: S FOR AUGUST-15 CENTS-.
Co.,would loran the alteration of the Lationt to their ', , ):,,,, ,41r i " ..,, F FAULKNER. 1 IVI_ A Chidey ' s Lady ' s 1 • 10416.,
Rome:tater, the above loniks for theme prin . ., will be .odd
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for rush on! y, et LAI. VIER ' S lite.* Sit., V, 441.1. II they are , i 1.6114 oral frOOk twenty Ilse to 1111) per , eat
i IFFY P ROPE RT V Hat SA LE - Two Yetrourr ' s atlies ' Magazine,
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114.11111 U th e 11111141 prim. awl A._,/ Inoue Houses to the Fifth IA nit!, hooting On Liberty
1 F REMONT AN B FILLMORE MEN A'r ~ i, .i, with huge and .41,01.14 , Lot Leah,'
TENTION. DEA ItL TAPIOCA-500 IL.. i n oture told
1. fur sale by 1.4.); 1 1.1.411 1 Isti Illt;;;.: A 1..., ;ow Lo the rear of the mho, ,
Ale., out, Lots vl (1101111 d VII Wetter, btre,t, • .:o leet front Hon Chan. Sumner's S i b asec i'r
The Lila end Travels of Julio C. Ileum:lL 4 . A, By
- V
rii.Ll' ABLE KANA\VIIAVAIiI Vi at I, i hl tart deep. For toile by W. A. UILDENFENNEY a CO.,
Smucker.
The Fremont Camping', Songster. SALE --The vet A oply to 111141'1 IILAK lAA A 11112, 11 Ey. . r
titelt•rithrued otters for Kitt , n t artier& Ale... ten Buildlng lota on Summers 141..r.:1 4 !./ '241 feet by Inn ' J 3...„,
.. Fifth ist., oppeette the Theatre_
1090 copies Fillortire's Reception nod Speeches. Fill in ori the towel and SuuLli 1,.. EA.. lot I. et. i
g I t n t: t Ni ri l'S t
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r B EI up
and th d °rn e l o
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lOU 0.411,1 Filltliort• eollg,lt,r.• ~,„ „0h . .., I, ro 1',.,,,1 l'lctuatut, 1 Ogott' l, ...0,14000,1 41- NI AO AZI.N ES all received fur A LIG li S'r.
with a strictly 011ie article.
.1 u.t received Ly B. T e \IOW-lAN, Ilt I oi Arrea °mkt lent..., mod the II vo.ll j_ PRICK ()NIA FIFTEEN CENTS. - We will sell ..told 1)i
i lß: Tf vk rt l‘ r%i g t L e '
ir'zb 41 Filth et rouleded Th.. Enrol in v. ell arti • P hri "I" ' F ' "" ' I'''`" I''' '
I ...ill: Leone ' s 10ii.ellt• el F 116131011 for '''' eeuttc Kukker . supply
14 4 ner, 15 ovule+, Ilotineh4dd Words, 15 4ents ; ScLoolliow,
.;;•,ri them
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ilie. Penes, Phials ..r.• Fos 1111111, oil. donde, ne i ntre
1) OU Hal
e .LE SALTS-D/0 lbs. ott hand and AO ,„,,, ~,,,,,_, ,„ ,„ ,-„,„, ,„ j, ,kw , A,1,1,,,,,. J. SellOON MAK ER, '24 Wts,d st.
OD ll' 11,10 , 1 ,, i eras; l'utuntit ' s :Magazine, If] rent.: Oralmltes Mag..
lA, hd sal by 1 atl2l FLE/11_1•NO BROS voLut Ple.oul, M... ; otto1) ,\ IL 1 '
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/me. I:. emits; Mid 1,11 tlie other Ma g azines CHEAPER than , 1011111 LC E LICK WATER--1 0 I.bls. fresh Blue
'R. ,•ii, 1.,. 'turbaned eleit.V. here. We have a large supply of the,
..I_,l Lick Water received thin day by
I r I l A It TAM(' ACID-'2.t)o lbs. just re(Wierd ~4-3.,,,. , _
il_ all.? for sale by (init2l F I.ENII St; BROS. Cr 01)A ASH, id a giiod and ullif"rm quality, ol•eve Nlngazortnr "II band, av that you are sure of g mtku c JOS. FLEMI NO,
r kin Corner Diamond and Market st.
QuoKB, __3ohi,,j,F-Hir sale by - ).. manufactured by the Fa. salt Manufacturing C0t5p,,,,,, them when you e,,,.
140000nd aud Loy therm at W. A. OILDEN ',FINNEY'S , ------ -- - •
kJ 1,2-2 FLEm 1 ,4:,4 BR,,s, LITERARY DEPOT, on FIF T II street, ° H irsute the F LOUR - Extra Supertine and Choice
HgN i r y 11 . ei k iL i N . ! _ utal,',u2rert tura. Ou hand and lor'sale by
-- -- Theatre. nub Family Flour for Wile by , JA. FETZER,
LI NI E-10) barrels for sale by , ',V,NTRA TED EY. E -A. new article J.V29 So Water ot.
Jr 22 . _ ._
H ENRY 11. COLLINS.
for making Soap, warrant. , noires not to Putand In
eiNI. ' . 1
\
t ( 3 1tEEN A, 1) BLACK TEAS, purchased
fIOUNT.H.I SEATS.
~,-.- - - rr,,,a the Importers fur (.1.,k -We hove ott Ilnild the
I F IS/1-Mackerel, iv rute Fish, T rout, Sal- ~.,,j) r eap •et. Kementher, 1 pound worth l t Oot i Potaah
T' HENRY U. COLLINS. I va hand and fur sale by inu2) FL SI NG BRO ,
8 lar ,;est and beet asserted stock of Teas to be found irk tho eummkalatang term., two very desirable locations Cot
-1 offer for sale, on in -
moo, itc., for sale by Yy e. .. market, all of which will ta, offered at the lowest prices country Beata, aituate near Fast Libel ty. Tu persona wieldng
.. • S. JAYNES, a country home, th ese Lots offer great Inducement/4 being
CEIDEITZ MIXTURE-300 lbs. on hand 1 T
,INsEED 011,--500 galls just received and
for sale by 4.1,2] FLEMING BROS ntrO
I.J sod for este be - i an'2l FLEMING BROS. 1 _LA ___
BLUE HASS-50 lbs. in store and for sale. fIOPAVIA CAPSULES---1.5 gross store '
Pekin Tea Stare, NO. 38 Fifth at. located on a good carriage road, and near the paseauger eta
in
ii - IMS.'II 7--- )ER BERRIES--1000 lbs. just re- Enquire of THOMAS WOODS,
t,) c eryed and for sale by 1 Jr 7 I FLEMINe BROS. an: YLEMINU BROS. ‘,.) mud fur sale by teed FLEMING BROS. and
75 Fourth istreeL
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MEMO
St. Louis, 310
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EMMEI;I
MADAME TOURNIAIRE'S
G It E A T
FRENCII CIRCUS
WILL PERFORM IN BIRMINGHAM
On Wedne•day and Thursday, Aug. 6th
and 7th, Afternoon and Evening.
Awn PITTSBURGH
On Friday and Saturday, August Nth and
6th, Afternoon and Evening.
Admissum .. .
MAD: TOLIHNIAIRE.
The greatemit &veal'cline in the world, will appear in her
GREAT BARE.BACEED
MLLE JOSEPHINE, the ?)11111t.1, anti Graceful Hider,
Will appear In het ifieat PRINCIPAL. Ai jr
He e ler FERDINAND, the beat II t. u•lider /1 his ago lit the
world.
bleoateur BENurr, the celebrated rider and Juggler, from
the Patin oud Homan Au.phitheatre
MAD. TOL RN 1 A IRE,
•
In her greet SIX-HOKSE ACT—the mil:, female that V,' er
attempted to ride end elontrt.l six liorm Ned
'l, arnlnlr
will aim- ride her OR AT NitINAUE ACT
Aleater T ILEA/DORE, the hurdle leaver, will ei.ten t r In
Tw,.-Ifuras Act, in .axparictitm with hie brother, ier,linand
EV/ the Ituniall W
.lIUItU AN, the colehratrd Perim-me,
MASTER ORTx/li, the sills Performer.
MR. A. F. 1,1311NG,
The Alll, 10.1 i CILINI, and Jester, will tirpeal 4.0 MO Cr,.,
cum Curti, Itett,ute I.eps and varlets. td.her Perf,rmanc
durtug the
Ders open at 2 and 9l' 'M Yerf•rmencea t. , cemmenc.
at 2 1-2 and S I M
J 01 -IN W. MVARTIIY, Btu. PosTER and
DISITIIIOII7 , It, NV fit Wild to the P,tirig end Dultrit•uting
kindo ..1
ikiLLs Fork l'IltiCF.RT°, RXIIIIITTIONF+ 4c
All ~ .1410111111, 0 1..n. -. 1 1t i..t I.) .”^". kgrnh• oth^f
twt to theof6te cf thu Nlorttittg P•tott, w-111 rect.,
attt•ottott
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
WATER PIPES.
From two to NIX iLich rulihn
ILLS f,,m I C e nt., per F--•,t
A LA. it. FNT Kit
PEARL STARCH
For Sale Wholesale. at !II annfnci rare r•
t'ricr• by
111:111R1 IL COLLINS,
roftWARDIN.4 AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
•I , " WA -Ls k
IIKESE, BUTTE'S, sEicus, FISH
ABU Vii“111:C}:
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BOARD OF TRADE, AND THE Raven.—There were twenty one Inches water in . the
PITTSBURGH
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, channel last evening, and falling. There were several smart
President. showers last night, but not sufficient to materially change
L WGMARTEL the river .
' Vice Preside:ate. i
T. S. CLARKE, WM. W. CABS
Preasure.r.
N. HOLMES, Js.
Secrda
JAMES P. PAPA.
Ave , inte
S T. NOItTIIA J 8..
ClYmmit.t... of A rharceion fixr A figost
0 EO. W. CASS, V. P.
1L. 4 A1A.11 DICKPS, T NOS. BELL.
J. A. WIL.S4)N, D. NI A N DIESS
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
Tll SAII..
l, ips LureP , At Y. ,
H..rinuon Nrw Tot k. 111ellien.1: Jul) 12
&lint gii g . July 12
Cu 1134i1l . . 8ue...011 ...... . . Liverw.l. luly PI
11410 , ...New York 1 iverpo , ol July 19
Attica ... New Y0rk....... I.lvervol. ... July 2:1
1..e10ul on .. . . ..New York ..... ..Liierpoul lull 21
Fulton . .... New York Havre VINCI/Well- July 211
liarrelonn \ ew York Havre July 2's
TO Al 4 HIVE.
sh.in bed, ila . Day,
Kulton . ... .. liar, ......... ...New Y. lc.. July 2
Nuwara Bont,m, 6r Liverpuol ....... —July 1.,
Ericanon. I iverpo. , l . ...... . New York July 1.1
Perain . Live! p“ol New York luly 12
CI l)• .1 Baltimore... Llveriw of . .. Baltimore July 11l
IV ashiugtou Sou tli umptou... New York July 11
P., Orion,
1.1,11W00L NI•NKriS, 26th —rt4ton The market is UO
- and firm. with a litrote.l Imalueres. the .lea of the
week are 45,000 hales, of which the eyre.ulatora took 0_517
Iralea, and the exporter. 4:01 bales. The sales ou Friday
WOO, 64/1/0 1.1., Anti Molar 616 m, at
II uo r 7J . ; 7i U. nuMlliror 6 1,16, Yl.Mile fate 014: 31olille
tro.lllllllg fair 6 4 16; tru,l,llmg
lit y.
131 rud-s!tql: , ---Tite market In unchanged iU omry respect
Bigland d Co.'s tltreular revon, the weather as fourallla for
agricultural mule..., and that Wheat had deli n«.l 'ld. It
711 tto Flour had on t
grad. Cor n tsl lower
Smutheru Flour 14o;:t. t,lll, Itf. no:170., Southern NVloort
tun 01 .11A ; Southern red as lid nal., Al C o rn dull,
sales yellow awl !mood at 16. (rUSlin ; white 30ei ra 311 to!
Tallow tow iuMlla
is II with aitlee
pn•v..nt rata.. There I. en alley .pwenlative doloatel lor
tho k at 'I tovvrot2. iat. Lard am Vd at tiTs ourtHe
- Siang of ,ontutoll 'loam at di Kinn
Monte MAIIECT, .lulu 2.sdlv—The market im
um
thauge.l ih the haul. England bar diaditaol
E4i,OOOU Cunwl. for money are quattai at 1/L 7 41.1f.),i.
I.lriliPi , L, Saturday. 2 o'clock I' --The mien 111 ent , o
ato.; tat , . the market r lofting it met
olr 11 Angu.l .-I+l..ir 1.•11., n.r.l,Arri
An Is
to,, , /t.y. ,Isepin.r• Ir. rnarkrl It
r. ,re
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n, 14 ~/,/ 1,1•10 111 $1 . .0i. 1 io ...111 .1
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:A/ tr I,mm t.k irreltrliug r , • rrAl
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at Ityr fl , mr And GA,. Mral e.rk And
drutan.i ft, Tull la.*, It til.k) s. It!. lair
tAe. idde nLr. Awl 'ti, , .,, ut 3 , U. 01:1 110.,
0 .:I ' t lunar I • drinni , d I. r ularlst.
1.. .1... . r.lrr
1,.../, .1 $1 711 lilt 110 ru1t....1 $1 0." A
I 77 h•r , 0
talc w... 1 011 a. Cat. I.
1.1 :•11 entan.finn .lut , . Nlll. nukir
•.4 trrs 113.11•110.2110 140.0 St hit. In 11-
11/. • V Ili Insr drrunn.l xt.•rt. nll.l i.runr
r .or. 4 41./. , Lts.l. est srrair•l., I'.. titer.. I.
I..lnnz,d, nod t I.r 1...1 01 00.4101 “,...1.11 , 1.11.11
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• . y P 1.27 ~ Irir • .01.1 / 1100. talvi
1.1 1 I 1.. r r. pn. 11rn. 1tr..1 thorn, tur stLI
1 , 1.1• ft: $l ., Cut Mral. et V. I,
end 1.0 10+11. I I. 10 . .100 1.1.1.. at
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k. .11111 . Chtenc.. k 1.1w.11.1
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1.1. awl sts,sl I 'h.' ity 11.1 , atI;KO
tlro i frents gr..s,ts.l fr,tu nevr u heat .r.f7
tt a to, Ia n , .1..l (Analls Flomr
,1 u 11,1.1 1.14,1. watt to. *lot t051.1..r.
rt. I% host is hot at. ro,.tpl•
s• *l. 1411,. 11 no•I 1., nr.-• sto.n.ty , Sales
.I!
P:t.ttnyl‘atstm s*-.1 nI
• . , 1,1 t..stlk at tint, and
.1 1:.,.v, t.... *sot firm: sk..ti
11,0 ,4,14 at Is awl its .1.111x11 , 1
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f..urAt,.l nntr• tatir ot I 11....trrt, plod
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t.sisay mulatto. JolighOul .4, on. T. , ples,l
tu.po.ollst4. khvittar,.'g
I. 4 ,1•03 •10.26 f .1 4,0,1111. ,i. 14114 1,1111 M:
1,/ mk 1.4 herLa,'s 110114,f
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J. a I+o , .11mriufseturMV
l'linzul..l l / 4 to 01,1zilo4A l'n 11. E S&L.
N A .r.frri.
II: nq,tl•. gr.-,
Joseeph Whlte'• Carriage Itepoellary•
1.e4.1 . 11 t)lltg 1 t 4.1
r tb.‘4l. 111 lite •Vad 1..101 rtvitlherw, L. , . Intoly
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COMMERCIAL
Foreign Markets
New York Market
Philadelphia Market
4 1« i4 , 1.11it BI TTEN, “Be
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IMMO
RIVER NEWS.
Ta St. Louie Denux - rat of the sth earl
-- -
The river is falling very fast opposite, having fallen three
feet .ince Fricay_norning. No improvement in the upper
llieuissfppi nor dm Illinois, and the Missouri is falling.
The Dubuque Express and Jerald, of the let inst., learns,
tin uuttb the officers of the Excelsior, that the steamer That
"tango met with a serious accident on
. .her twit trip down,
hy running aground on ycamore Chain, causing her to sink
soon after it appears that she wag racing with the st , umir
linyal Arch at the time the accident happened, and it in
feared, it on, the clanger.us position which she areliplea, that,
in the ev, Lf severe weather, she will gn to pieces and
prove a total Wes.
TEIK Latiaville (buri<r • that the river Con
tinuel to fall at that point The nano• pwerfut niAtes us the
folhAvin
AN 01:111Aiir—W.ifiK learn that Mr. Frank
?L. thirty sued out an against the Cann" Company
t o p re v e nt the demolishment of the old atone bridge over the
canal. Capt. Lockhart hint employed a force of fifty Neb.
and set them to work to tear down the bridge, when lie
was nerved with the injunction, and had to sitapend opera
tions.
The old bridge has been the annoyance and curse of boat
men for years, as will as an annual expense of thousands of
.I..llare to the owners for repairs to chimneys, without men
tioning the vexatious delays. Captain Lockhart had t 15.,
sanction of the city to remove the nuisance, and COD.trllft
pivot bridge ill its plmw : but for the convenience and ben
efit of a very few individuals the work of improvement must
be stopped.
The erection. Latrobe, and Fred Lorenz are all advertised
for Cincinnati to-day..
STEAMBOATS.
WHEELING, &c
For Wheeling
The steamer NEM:LA.BRA, Capt. C. Same,
will 'cave for the above and mart:Eradiate ports
regularly every MONDAY, WtD.NiIBDAY and
FRIDAY at 11 o'cl.k A. M.
b'ox tretglit paste• ..113 apply on ',at& 13-23
For Wheeling.
BUILT EXPRESSLY FUR IRE TRADE
The new steamer CREMONA, OLpt. Ross
DOYLE—at/I' I:, BA, Dirts—will 0)(11112e1Cin to
• wake her reg_lar tn-weekly trips, leaving oft
Tu Ez.., 0.418, THURSDAYS and SATUKDAY, at IdA. M.
For freight or passage apply on Ward, or at the prrrs-
BUltfill MARINE ASSOCIATION 1100 MS,, No. 82 Water
,trees. jy2l
For Portsmouth
The new and sery light draught steamer
CHARLES AVERY, Card W. P. TURK., Ner,
ill leave fur the above and intermediate porte
THIS DAY, at. lu A. M.
Por freight on board. Jew
CINCINNATI
For Cincinnati
'rho sttoduer SAM 'I- P. LI ILIDERD. Capt R.
a i d aa.l. Cut, r—Ch-rk. Cute. W LE-S— W 111 irh , e
the 1.1.ne and intermediate ports ou
itSDA %, duly ID. at to lock, A. M.
Pitr freight id peonage apply on board.
NI N S C Tit A N SPO ILI' A TIO N
jA LlNE.—llattw, unstie ex natal ve pr-"
nitrations tins voider, wa• are wits prepared
tit don DEA% V ktUSINESS by PENNSVI.‘NIA O. S L
and ILAI LID IA u, TO AND FRIA! TIIE EA:iT-
EltN CITI We tan amni , our friends and all th.de
Id pitLrduize the our
and Itailriatd, that
141111', spuini rotelf r general anti!, artion to ship.
pastern and Wetterli Piiiight The AVOIDANCE
OP THE INCLINED PLANES ON THE A LLFdiIIEN
Pi /DT ACE SAILIWAD ail goo inert-used despatch to [lie
Lr411...0 1,1 1 of (night.
Offii-e on PENN street, at the Canal Basin.
mlll4 LLI/YD .t LEMON.
KIEH'S TRANSPORTATION LINE.-
Autovatlug the want of ta,illtion furVir mi l
"IfoP..fting Freights to and (lam the Kast
Cafe*. via Penns) Lvanta Canal and Railroads, we
in, easel our stuck of Bats, Ac, on Amur, to a DOUBLE
DAILY LIN E. wits h grim us a capacity of over 1.50t1 tone
la, month ea, h way
We ...ore our mends, and those divosed to patronixe the
State improvements, there will be nothing spared on our
part to render general eatinfea,tion in tot - warding Eastern
and Weeteru Freights with promptitude and de...Tat...b.
Kl Elt a NIITCH ELL,
Canal Bvfain. Pittsburgh, Pa.
D • _ •
issoLtyrios {'.ARtNERSIIIP.-
rll, r „ rw tneralll estau.g.. l-tetof.re, betneeu
Cet.a.pas etn.l .1 14‘• KU KNJX, ruder the firm of JAMES
LNIL.LIN6 .4 CO, lase Leen aseoivol, this day, by rutituul
ffeneettt
Tl, feta.... .f the lute firm will 1. aottled by Jsratc-..
i'.1111., why is /oatn tz.l to use the usu. of 1110 fitful t.tr
that purl... JAi 01.1.1.51 4 .
Yutaar ,h. June 11, 1 , :v; J IeANKc KNOX.
To AN): thy friend:, fur past favors, I
h., it a euntinuant , th,r patronage for my Int,
:.arti.• 7. JA CAILLINS, a7 . Jo curry on the FOlt
knIJINO ANI, Am"
111:SINEsS and., IL, nt) I. of JAS. 0,1.1.-INS
0). ‘15:1 J IJANKS tiNtJX.
DAl'lt. Id “Idlit.rd, ... %1n...14.M 111. ANS 11. A COFFIN
Nr('andless, Means Sr. Co.,
(50L,,.....”.t. , Wick .i. .IFentitiltat.)
W 1 iIMES A. 1. E I i ItOCERS, and Dealers in
1 ki is., \ AI 1,- , . ii I. k:,:. t'irrn iN \A liN.9, mid Pitt,
I.u: dI/ N1...A. Itu..d itt•ilr, all) , . vrn, ,d 1 W,.0.d and Witt,
•tr.,le I'ltl.ltnt,ll nOS
BIA.A.OIS ANI LUNIP:---
1.11 toll, JOulfklto, RI.. 1114
..!... • Ltl , Opft •
11/A. - lA, Champl Al U
I , ..r.uat l',) tJrfl ,I, UN )1,010.11:An.
pit; ME I'AL
-1...; tut. Allegheny Charcoal;
I/o - •• CAe;
lou •• Rod . ..11,. t Anti...lle;
/ , 111 '• Cold •'
lw •• Mercer Caunty t•ltone Coal .
F ,r sale by kit.. JOHN MOA)II.IIEAD.
gr i lIIIESE--10t 1 1),te • prime cutting just re
iißi...-ii by oyl.l, H. H. 0.01,L1N11.
IhINI , I TEAS!! —A few more customers for
ti..,‘. PURE an.l Flt NZ , 11 l' d.A S. , - gn be aermulgodated
Al- M. It. DRAY(.'.,
HIS Y. 112 Nlark.ot gt and I Diamond
'
1 . 1 l M Tii
itAAcANTa---500 am. on hand
mud fi.r •al• 11 •(X26) FLICII NO 111206.
5i i Reams Sand Paper ip store and for sale
,•-• L J it. ii.o'-'4i FLENIINti LINOS.
: A i ii i lbs. Carbonate Ammonia in store and
0 , ••, 7 1... Mite i•N I j )" . .:1 , FLENII NO linos
-7 gross I•'arrell' , 6 -Arabian Liniment on hand
• • mitt, , , sta.. I. ) t j y_.t.. i FLE3IINJ liliot‘.
•)1 )( ) ihs. i'arlionate Magnesia in store and
s- • • • l -., .al.- I v' i ‘•`;', ' FLEMINO 1111 05
.. - .
V ETNI E 1 i S--;;is I ii,?. ju.t received and tar
.A._i sit'. t,, :J,'• 11.1011N.1 Iti:11: 4 .
I.i.liEß :-4.. 1, Pit U R 15110 It,. i n store an d
1..1 eqii , L, P , =.)j FLHMINii iili,t: .
I, I XT LiQi Oitil'E --'9 cases for sale by
j ',/ )0-11 li A. VALINK-ATtlea . AOO
to tt
I l•tr
I=l
MMCLAUGHLIN, LAND AND REAL Es
. ICIE AGISTII. Land WarnUltB located. Proprrty
t...n.41ir and sold: ult., Shipping Agent for rho Mart Star
Ltmjol Per...kets trout larorp..,ll. Inane , on two Banks of
LnghtmL lirtand drithin& • Joriem .
u trance on :.I‘til Wort, DUBLIZI: E. lowa.
J. B. Canfield,
CIONI NI I S lON AND FORWARDING
‘/ nod 11.Aaler in Western It,
...Cheese, Iluttrr, Lard, Pork. Ilaeun, Fish, Pot and l'earl
A 1411., Salerntur, Linseed and Lard Uil, Oiled Fruit. and
Proactru NI,. 11l and 143 Kraut street, Pittsburgh.
tlden,p,
LI TO PS.--300 of various Fiat
tett, For !Sir by HENRY' H. COLLANS.
(1 DOZ. RASPBERRY SYRUP.
1 lu d• penu $t raw laury Syrup.
P tuu apple .•
launuu Syrup.
J ua; I taal ,, sale by
REV MER S. ANDERSON'.
»29 No. 341 Wcott strt-ut.
4t ODA ASII of a ginid and uniform quality
tunnufac tined I,v the r. , n uey 1 Hiatt Salt Mauularturiug
Colman, at Tmloututu, ou 11%1,1 anal I. rile
FLEMING It
l'.'. ES PRI N ES, in jars.
icy. 1,. 1.41.11e5.
1..• 11.1,4,104.1,) 111,u•I) Just tr'd NII4I Irc.nir
NEVSIeII 9 ASLOtI:NIN.
:1111,-1 stit.tkt
To FARMERS--
J.l )..rmo tiny linkgs, Unlit !Baku
111, Itakoi
_h, ‘l,• i I RAS
1:1 110 1,11,111
. 20 do 110 ent , llo.l. vat i.nt. itittl,t tat
.1.) 1, 11
1..1111g C11111%:kle,S, Nultal , lo tot thn farm or
Agi 3L by 4L 2 inch calibre.
At Agri llt and WArtiluittio• of
two; J ANI W Alllißt 4,7 Valli
)1: M sTt.)NE—lol.a) lbs. nn lia.nd and
L.r,alt• Itv (1)211 FLENIINti BILL S
11111111163
MlMr==
Health and Strength mast Lilerl
tably Follow lts Use.
BOE RH A WE'S
HOLLAND BITTERS
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
FEVER AND AGUE,
AND the various affections consequent upon
a disordered Stomach or Liver. Such as Indigestion,
Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Paine, Heartburn, Lose
of
Appetites, Despondency, Coetiveness, Blind and Bleeding
Piles. in all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgic AM..-
dons, it has iu numerous instancee proved highly benefictal,
and in others effected a decided cure.
Nature finds no new enemy to combat, with this delight
ful tonic in the system. Its effects are almost magma, yet
the cure permanent. It communicates no violent shook to
the system, but by arousing its rata/ energy to nouns/ ac•
lion, enables it to throw off the coat, and thus thoroughly
eradicates the disease.
When its medicinal virtues are so universally acknowl
edged, and particularly here, where it has become so popu
lar a family medicine, that it is sold by many of the grocer.
as well as all the druggists. It would seem needless to
offer further evidence. yet as there are doubtless some who
have tried many advertised tellielhetl, and still suffer ftom
Dyspepsia in one or mere of Its dreadful forms, we subjoin
the following certificates, the vuthentici y of which cannot
be doubted. coining as they d.' from persons so well known.
WHAT IT IsThitNel FUR THE.
Wm whuch roan, Es, . he well lithagrapher, says:
"I have frequently used IkerhaVe'S Holland Bitterg and
End it invariably relieves indigestion and debility" •
Re , Samuel Babe' k says: -I found special relief from
its nee for a severe heachodie, with which I had long suf
fered."
J. W Wood well, Fret., says • "I bare used Ekerhavee 1101-
land Bitters myself. and ref•anmended it to others, knowing
it 1"N. just what it IC repn te.ntol."
Aid Jonathan Ne.ely, of dower St. Clair, says: "1 hayed.
rived Treat henellt roan its usa for weakness of the stomach
and indigestion."
Jell.a lturpli' says • Art, several physicians had
Pavrtivre's 11,11 end Bitter., removed the pain from
itty heart 1111,i vide, arising from i n digestion."
The editor of the Kitill.llllll/1, Fr",' Prose rays: "After one
ofthe phyoeialls 10 11,14 phi., had failed, Bcerhave's
Hoff:m.lodt ters cured me of the worst form of dyspepsia."
France, Felir, euiy tomanfaeturer of the "original Ex
tract ~f Coffee. vas, •• 1 host that your Holland Bitters is
the be-4 , la', iii the world for a disordered
4..111A14 h .)r Itv. r '
Dr Ludwig. i t ef t '• F.t.:4 ei," Baltimore, pronounced
it a Illtlillt:111t . Jeser,ing t r..uti,lehre (Atha public.
Dr. Elierhart. the lowitn,. t:ertnan physic/an of Pehn.,
lout .1k•-,. - 11, , t fregu , ntly , hattiv the laet three years, with
rim Atm. , col the digmative organs,
of the system generally.
The manager of halloo's Vinegar Factory says: "I used
it iny.elf. and we, th,•refore Induced to try its effect upon
my wile, (troubled with the great debility common to all of
...ohs:lmpure habit.) and really it is doing her more good
than anything she has ever taken."
NOTICE!
Wlio.vor expects to find in this a beverage will be diep
p,iuord• but to the sick, weak and low spirited. it will
;o .ire n srtteful aromatic cordial, posseesiai of - singular rem
prop•Articie.
- -
The great popularity of this telialtful Aroma has Induced
ninny LtllltAtiorol. widen the nubile should gnarl against par
. liabirig. Be not persuaded to buy anything else until you
have riven lieerhave'v Holland Bitters a fair trial. One bot
ch. wai e..nvinre you boa infinitely superior it is to all ther
imitations.
Aar-Sold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $l5, by the ao
proprietr,m, lIEN.I A MIS P Ali F., JR., at CO,
Man n facturtu Phartnarentibts and Chemists,
cor Smithfield anal Third streets, Pittsburgh.
T W. Dy,.tt 132 N. 2d !Street. New
Y.a k. Kam, & Perk. 304 HI aadway, corner Duane. Rau
tawl 1;oy sireet and Parma. Avenue-
D Palk. a wage, Barclay Crothara, 213 S.
Water at. St. Itaroard, Adams & Co. N. Orleans, J.
Wr)gilt my 22
nit C. MILAN E'S
it LIVER PILLS AND VERNIFUGE
DR. I. FO)TI', a regular ,radnau , and phyalcian of exten
-4i awl czp,rience. lLalucad by a commendable de
,re tit ie•tatt Luvnn 8 uifertne., m well as to excel, 11118 per
!,c tval an
I fIPROVENIENT iN THE o...liTtlllsiAL LIVER PILL AND
- - -
1 . E . /011M; E OP DR. C. MeLAN - E,
Having prowtred r ,r,died as the medical partner of
Dr. C. Nlc-Lane.b. , ( , 1341y yvni a.
OCR ED LIVER PILLS AND V - 1311311FITGE
1.w.1.1.1015 greater eincrcy and are rn .re mild in their operation
than the Liver Pill and Veriminge prepared according to the
~rigiosl recipe of Pr C. McLan.. We make this declaration
odordandtoglv. and 1,...-eninemd them to the afflicted an
t,ing both plc./int and and heliere them superior
t o any other Liver Nil ur 1 er,rifoge ever prepared.
tread Certificate of Dr. C. :11cLaue, below.
THE WHOLE WORLD CONQUERED!
DR. I. SCOTT'S CELEBRATED
The universal relief afforded by applications of this GEL
RATED K I i•f Pain Kills,'Ca s S9 of Rheumatism,
Lumbago, Sole Throat, Bruises, Sprains, Swellings,
Stdtuessaof the. Joints. &tauten, Pains, Scalds, Burns, Aches
or any other disease for which a Pain Killer or Liniment is
used, enables us to assert positively that Dr. I. SCOTT'S
CELEBRATED WIIITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT is the
moat safe and pleasant reuardy yet discovered, pas
astonishing properties tor HEALING DISEA 'AB and
rite PROMPT ERA DICATIoN OF PAIN. The many at
t.,Late.rus to its virtues, given by persons of enlightened
lit Lmieut and strict integrity, should induce all to adopt It
u standard Family lte.illed V. The most incredulous will
require nothing more than the following testimony of Dr.,o.
Mclane, dletiwiished al a groat discoverer of =Altai
remedies:
READ I READ It ItE.AD 111
bicaoircrows, Va., Sept. 12,1856.
Tilt I.' that I liars exruntued the Recipe for pre
pal 111,r McLane 4 rnpruyt‘l Vernufuge and Liver Pills by Dr.
I. S. ott, who has 1, -ti IN THE HABIT OF PREPARING
A st LSINO AIY JIIIrJ INA L MEDICLNES IN MY °PPM
the last TIIIRI'EEN YEARS, and that I believille
has IMPROVED TIIENI I make the above statement the
in , reoeitDugly /. I iIA.V P. NO INTEREST IN Tam
Si ATEV Eli. I e.,pld further state that I have frequently
n 5...! his CEL E 1.1 it ATE', %VII CIRCASSIAN LINLMENT
o, u,v practice. with the happiest effects, and that 1. can coa
-1 sc.lltiously re.mramend it. C. McLA.NII., If. D.
,
•sr.' 7
, •
1 J ,:. h
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
DEEM
IMPROVED
WHITE CIRCISSIAN LINIMENT.
All the ahwe Medicine, pre,. - .ar...1 solely under the super;
vice of Dr. I. SC.VIT. Sold by Druggists and Merelumita
endrwhere.
The GENUINE Dr. C. IIrLANE'S IMPROVED
PILLS AND IMPROVED V EIiNIIFIRIE em signed
L ..St'IOI'T A CO., accompanied by certificate of C. hita.
The GENuise. CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT erlgnitei
by Dr. I. SCOTT tt Co, accompanied with algnature o(L
5OltlT, M. D.
DR. I. SCGIT & CO., Bole Proprietors,
Beek ir, Morgantown, Va.
DR. G. IL. E VSE Wholesale Agent,
I4u W street, Pit:abuses.
J. lI.ENDERSON & BRO.,
*J.62 Liberty sheet
JAR. P. FLE)I (NO. Wholesale Agent,
Per2allyiails lyepcbt I Near kiwi mad Depot, Allegheny.
ACARD TO THE LADIES.-
Dit. DUPONC•ri GOLDrS I MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FRNIALF,.. The combination or ingredients in Dr. Manor,-
co's Pills. are por,ocily harmless. They have been
the pril ate prsrtie oil Dr. Dupouco for over 30
years. nail I tkOltnalla, a. 1,1 testify to their great and
neverlailing bileit.AO in alimaa ev..ry rave, lu correcting
aregolaritios. paintol and distressing menstrua
tion, parts ulail) or 111, Chat 14, of 1110. From sto 10 Pills
will cure that cuminon yet d eaiful .11sease, the Whites.
Nearly e, err 1a.13 I,i the laa.l from that complaint.
in ; above pill lin, is iniazaa,tly cared thousands, and will.
ere ynn ii yon use th, in. They .inuot harm you—on the •
trary, they trIAI.-tu all ut.Ottilttlullo, torture nature to its
proper atilt lltrigut at, the whole system. Ladies
Nilooe health will not permit an increase of family, will find
these Ville a emeesetal preventive. For particulars see di
revtietie the le , v. Pries sl—and will be sent to ladles
.nn d.i.•i hall, , by mail, by enclosing 31 to either of the fol.
lowing
S-1,1 1.. SAMPLE A It1.11.:D. yeneral Assents for Allegheny
City: FULTIIN'z' Ut tic Buwiugham. JOAN P. soon%
till./ be W A ill LIE'. FENN FY a itii.. No. F:, Fifth street,
the Theatre. llittsbureo, y. 1,0 aill supply dealers at
pi priet.i': pu, es Wild 1 , , Ail liruiratats rn ale city and
cranes.
pRI V ATE I)ISE.ASES-1)R. BROWN, No.
street, between Third and Fourth
eau. ateiltion to Hu Offs, Pr.>.
11,.. tatsitiees Li, I, till , uiced part, confined to
privaJo Fen...real e , .R81 en, h painful alleciona,
b r „ gg ko hy imprudence. youthful indulgence and t,X.C81.3
FI l& the, Syphilitic Fray is.na, Goma rLea, tileet, Stricture.
Urethral in.q.‘harges. Impurity of the Mood, with all diseases
of rise Venereal lit gan. Skin Diseasea, Scorbutic Eruptionk,
Totter. Itnignorm, lercurial Las... e, Seminal weakness,
Impotency, Piles. Rhenniatieni, Female Weakness, Monthly
Soppy/ gallons, Dia... of the Joints. Fistrila in ano, Nervous
Pains in the Pack and Loins, 'irritation' of the
kladdor and Itidneys,succeastriliy treated. Cure gmaranteed.
'l'wenty ye at h' practice (ten in this city) enables Dr. Brown
oner 1.1,111,1114,4 of a epoedy mire to ail who may come un
der Ind care
Utfi.'o and Private Consultation Roomr. 60 Smithfield et.,
betv.emi Third and F• urth streets.
Sir elmrgeA moderate
DR. BROWN continued to be consulted for
the cure (.1 i+1.:C111.71 . His eateries In
twig standing caries is unequalled. The afflicted are invited
to call a aliont delay. Persons idilicted with Venereal Dio
ceses, Rheumatism, Piles, yr Seminal llebillty, should not
delay to get his etch e. Cktters containing 11 1141, immediate.
17 answered.
*V— ..Of and Private 11, /.10.1, ka. 60 Stultliffeld street
between Third and Fourth streets, Pittsburgh 140
-
lIIRSTIFELD & SON
L. OPT
THIS (SATERDAY) MORNINtI,
Ake - U M E R COA T 5• Yt
iiperived per EltpreBS.
Akf., new stylea rf
CRAV ITS.. AND TIES,
Recels - ed per Atlantic
L. IIIt,SLIFELD h SON.
70 wood atnet.
Virrli WARD PROP. RTY FCiRMAIE.
r A Lot of Ground nn Pike street tadwern Walnut and
E.A. To. y street% with four wiritrale pratue Hons., In good
and web retard. 'A ill be !old cheap.
BLAKFIY k RICHEY.
COFFEE—
:46 pockets Java C,ffee, tb.s. each
20 .„. ki
20 bags prime Old Latmayra coffePe. Receivedß. DRATO .by
EFryt,D Bait AX--300 lbs. in store and
for sale by (1.5 VS.MINI
Q.A.P SAGO CHEESE, -100 lbs. just me'
for %Kir by R Eli AAN I) pit yo
y Nu. 39 Wood Et, OPPUSite St. elbarlr,,
ti'~..
.+
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(novfi.dawly
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