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SATURDAY MORN
THE
SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
AT PITTSBURGH
On SEPTEMBER 30th, and on
OCTOBER Ist, Sid and 3d, 1856.
Je24 BORT. 0. WALKER, Secretary
Arrest of Bonk O f ficers.—We learn from the Chi
cago Times of the 6th inst., that a couple of beau
ties named Parker and Nazareth, came to the Sher
man House in that city, a few days before, and
opened, in room No. 98, a Bank. The circulating
medium was white and red checks valued at fifty
cents and five dollars. The two worthies got along
swimmingly for a day or two, and were skinning the
verdant ones to some purpose, until a Mr. Hatch,
from Buffalo, who it appears is " some sharp," paid
them a visit. Immediately after Hatch went into
the room the second time, several knights of the star
entered also, and took possession of all the traps,
together with the bodies of the three individuals
aforesaid. After enjoying a snooze on sawdust, in
the watch house, the fancy gentry were brought be
fore the Court for trial. The Times gives the fol
lowing in regard to the matter:
Nazareth cross-examined the witness, as follows :
Q. Sir, what is your name ? A. I have already
stated. Q. Well, sir, where do you live ? A. I have
also told you that. Q. What is your occupation?
A. It is very difficult to tell. I attend to my own
business generally, fish and shoot some, deal in land
and educate my boys. Q. Do you stop at hotels when
you travel? A. Not when I travel, but when I
stop. Q. Do you frequent gambling houses ? A. I
went twice to yours. Q. When did you first meet
with me? A. I think the first time I saw you was
in that room at the Sherman House. Q. Did you
ever gamble with me? A. You hare no right to ask
me that question. Q. Did you ever see me gambling
with other persons? A. I have already answered.
(4. What amount did you see me win? A. I did not
count IL
Mr. John Nazareth found that he was not likely
to make much by pursuing his cross-examination,
and therefore put no more questions. The Court.
after delivering a homily upon the sin of gambling.
which was thrown away upon those for whose good
it was doubtless intended, fined the defendants $5O
each, whiob was immediately forked over.
Charles Depue, whom our readers will remember
an information was made against by Mary Griffith,
about three weeks ago, before Ald. Parkinson, was
yesterddy picked up by officer Hobaugh and taken
to the Grant Street House, a hotel that always has a
large number of transient, and nut a few regular
boarders, where he will likely see a limited number
of friends, until Court week, when, in all probability,
he will have an opportunity to gain a correct knowl
edge of the shoemaking business, under the direction
of Major Beckham. Mary alleges that Charles did
have a mock marriage performed, that he stole her
gold watch, spent her money, and that when she re
monstrated with bin, in reference to his conduct, he
threatened to take he? life. The gay deceiver had
been taking a pleasure trip to Zanesville, and had
just returned, when the vigilant Hobaugh, ever on
the watch for rogues, took him by the &Mar.
Voting en the Curs.—We have very little faith in
the " straws" which are paraded before the public
we indicating the quarter from which the political
wind blows ; but the only two trains we traveled up.
on on the Central Railroad on which ballots were
taken as to the preferences of the passengers for the
presidency, resulted so differently from the reports
published in the Republican papers. that we cannot
resist making them public
It will be seen that Fillmore is considerably ahead
of Fremont, and that Buchanan is about equal t.
the two combined. So it will be—only a little in,re
so—next November.
A celebrated rogue, who has been carrying on un
der the name of George F. Frank, but whose real
name is said to be L. B. Chnworth, was arrested
Thursday last by Fox, and committed to jail on a
charge of false pretences made by a man named Mc-
Ginnis. Chaworth bears anything but an enviable
reputation, and has rendered himself notorious for
horse stealing, counterfeiting, rubbery, itc. Ile is
in safe keeping now, however, and will have ample
time for reflection. It is said he lately made his
escape from the Elmira, N. Y., jail, where be was
confined for horse stea_ing. He has also been doing
a land office business in stealing in Westmoreland,
Blair, Indiana and Cambria counties in this State.
We should not wonder if he would soon come tu the
'conclusion that "honesty is the be.t. policy."
Three gentlemen residing in Allegheny city, naturil
7. Hancock, John Wright and Jame 3 Patton. J r., one
•day this week started on a hunting excursion to
Butler county. Shortly after their arrival on the
ground, while Mr. Wright was about firing his gun
at a pheasant, the cu<•k of the piece caught upon a
little oak tree, and the load was diechargetl, hitting
Mr. Hancock, who was a few feet distant, on the
head, wounding him very severely and daugervi,ly
The party arrived at their homes on Thursday last
and Mr. Fl. now lies in a very critical situation
The sad affair was purely accidental, no blame at
.taching to any one.
Pre
1,00A14 AFFAIRS • (wed in
WILL BE HELD
Fir* Tl,lll Trnlu
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Buchanan
Fillmore .
Fremont..
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Collegiate Hono, —At the recent eotatnencetnetit 0,, TuEsD k V xn.rning• 4 44.4..4444•4 , 4g nt I. 4 , L. k, ..41 t 4,
• 4141 ono hundred ow 44 Sittlr...tt Pupal... 1. , ... ~ rwt ) ..f
at Jefferaon College, the following Honorary Degrees
.0,,,,.inmr,-. Alpowa slid ~t h.. 1 N ern. Tup.ll Ds , k. 1-1 Ped
were conferred: dttz. 1 1 nh-ot Tht..a..l..Puttoun a.
P Al DA 11. ku. t'r
The degree of Master of Arts was conferred upon
Rev. A. W. Conn, of Indiana, Rev. Charles Baird 0/ Hi ‘ 'll ' , TO(_I• OF CHI IcE fit _(,)„
itudorttny er-11100 A twunt 9th. nt .......• 0. nt 10- t'.ll.
F - '-
New York, and upon our young fellow townsman. id,ortmicron 11., to, orno W ...1 nod Firth .1., ,a di t,........1
AV. Whitton Redick, late Principal of the Ninth :,n,..",":',,,`, t ,',,:,',, — ;, ~",11 ' ,"'',‘,',',',,';:i t 1 ,, i ,', - ,,';',,,":::',1 . ,,,",'„ 11 ,.,!:',7"
Ward Public Schools. 11,-11. litomaphy. I ' 1...... 1.. t,. n. ei ...1.., 0. : t ~. it
The Honorary Degree of D. 0. true conferred on ' ; . i ,:',. b ,,,,"„`r:, 1 : i " . ,,',`:,,,,.`,'.',,"„`.,.„.., 1 „n 4 ",,','.,1 ' ,":„, 1 ,: t j, r .. 4 ;:, r ",„:" ' T h ,:,, '
Rev. John Newton, Missionary to India : Rev, Ja•. "lock will be l'hfel l'• o . o ili -1 r" 00 1, ..." 11 " 01 "eh' U.- , ~I
119oke lolnid.nl to t h e ined.. o; . so., vftro Iv of rends , , n...
Sloan of Washington, and Rey. Reese Happersett. 1 „„,, Al ,„ t . ,,,,,tif t a11, ,11,,,,tr,,,A ~,,C, ~I 1 . 1,,,,,,,,,, ,„,1 An
The degree of L. L. D. upon Charles F. McKtly, , Also, Fal.ity Bilden of nilptaltr pilot, not 11, ~i., , ant Tot
key Morocco binding. with heavily gold plated . ;,t-p-.
President of South Carolina College, Columbia, and nor l• NI DAN I+, Au. re
Hon. Thos. H. Burrows, of Lancaster, Pa. - - - -
R. M. HUNTEIt,
Boren on the Pnrernento.—The idea, whether pave
ments were made to be uccupied by boxes, or fur the
use of pedestrians, was yesterday brought very Receiving, Forwarding, Comm hi
vividly to our mind, by seeing a lady walking up pilon Merchant
Fifth street, tear quite a hole in the skirt of a vet y
beautiful black silk dress, on a large box that oeuu
pies a very prominent position on the sidewalk. It
they are fur the use of merchants to pile their boxes
on, it should be so understood, and people will then
have to take the middle of the street. The lady could
not help looking somewhat mortified, but still pur
sued her way without betraying any great indigna.
Man's Privileges lnraded by "Female {Yemen. --
Two females of doubtful reputation, in company with
two young men of like character, amused themselves
on Thursday night by dressing in the habiliments
belonging to the sterner sex and visiting sundry
houses in the Fifth Ward, where they kicked up a
shindy and disturbed the peace generally. The
night watch were called when the whole party were
taken into custody, and yesterday morning Mayer
Bingham fined each of them $5 and costs. This kind
of amusement don't pay, particularly in a city where
.there is a vigilant police.
We direct the attention: of our readers to the ca d
of Messrs. Drum ,t Stauard, attorneys at law, (for
merly of Indiana,; in this morning's paper. Mr. D.
was formerly a member of our State Senate, and rep
resented the district composed of Westmoreland, In
diana and Armstrong counties, in Congress, and was
beaten, when a candidate for re-election, by the Know
Nothings. Ile enjoys the reputation of being a
sound lawyer and successful advocate; while Mr. S.
Is a young man of fine abilities, who, we have rea
son to. believe, will mai% his mark in his new home.
Trouble Amoug tke Fair.—Martha McCorkle had
a difficulty with Mrs. Elisabeth Leslie and her
daughter Mary, which ended as is generally the case
in threats not loud but deep. Martha accordingly
sues out a warrant, and had Mrs. L. arrested for de
claring she would burn down her local habitation, in
which she was to be assisted by her daughter Mary.
Mrs. Leslie was arrested and held in $2OO bail to
answer—the daughter has not yet been taken iuto
custody.
a_
Birmingham is getting to be quite a place for fight
ing, /c.c. A rather serious row came off at Young's
tavern, in 1a village, on Thursday night last, in
which el.x or eight buffers participated. We under
stand the lights were put out and that tumblers cir
culated freely.
o ' ."•-
Last evening ato'clock, fire was dlicov. THE LATEST N EWS
brick stable, in Irwin's alley, immediately in
of McClurkan, Herron & Co.'s flour and BY TELEGRAPH.
AUGUST 9
store, on Liberty street. For a few moments,
_ looked bad enough, but the indomitable ex
ertions of the noble firemen, soon checked the de
vouring element, and confined its ravages to the sta
ble. The firemen deserve great praise for saving the
property of their neighbors, at the risk of their lives.
The loss did not amount to much. The fire was no
doubt the work of an incendiary.
Democratic Pole Raising in the Fifth Wani.—A
hickory pole will be raised this evening at the cor
ner of Factory and Pike greets, at h' o'clock. All
friends of Buck, Breck, and the Constitution are re
spectfully invited to participate in the exercises.
Speeches will be made by lion. P. C. Shannon,
E.
P. Junes, Esq., and other distinguished orators. A
good time may be expected.
The gentlent•tril y proprietor of the Grant SErert
House, has now one hundred and fourteen boarders,
twenty-eight of whom are females. Every thing
about the building is neat and clean, and the only
complaint on the part of the guests is that they have
no favorable opportunity for taking exercise in the
open air.
There is considerable sickness and a great many
deaths occurring among the children of the city at
present, caused to a great extent, no doubt, by ex
travagant indulgence in the green truck iu which
the market abounds. Parents should watch thtir
little fellows and see that they du not injure them
selves.
Joshua Dennis, a gentleman of color, who was re
cently sentenced to four years imprisonment in the
Western Penitentiary, for treating one of his ac
quaintances to several inches of a knife blade, was
deposited in that institution on Thursday last.
Joshua comes from Altoona, Blair county.
A /int< German boy, whose parents live in the
Fifth Ward, wai yesterday Boating on a board in
the canal basin, and losing his balance come very
near doing the same thing with himself. lie was
rescued from a watery grave by a hand on one of the
canal boats, whose name we did not learn.
Wuititrn A man got into trouble yuter.
day named James Graham. of Allegheny, for an ac
Fault and battery on hi: , wife Catharine Graham, and
WM committed to jail by Alderman there to
repent •n bread and water fur hi, unmanly act.
The first number of the Notional Amerirlit , , a
Fillmore paper, makes its appearance to-day. ek
out. This city will be well supplied with the news
papers POOl3. But the Fillmore party is streng
enough to support a good paper.
Juno , . Dam . ,. who ,hot a man named John•hm
at Hollidaysburg, some two months ago, was eon
noted a few days since of manslaughter. He ha
not been sentenced.
dlation, Tvurni.l, , ,.. great • French Circus will
perform this afternoon and evening at the Aumeric•n
Yard. Penn street. All who want to •ee a good per.
fortuitous should go, as she leaves here on Monday
Dr. Bell'• Opinion of lio•tetter Bitters.
ro
Sonar Montt!, sines, whale recovering from an attack. ••I
wittent lever, I was requested to try Dr J Hostetter's I'rh-
Li
utod Stottma:la Bitters, ae no article peculiarly suited taa ILe
MulltiOn of convaleacents from lever 11 is taut sample p•
lice to say that it rapidly restored the powers of my dia,:cet vo
a;rgans and at the mute tame kept nay bowel. .milt' oism
I have no hattitall•ak w •Olt - noit that hit horlo m using it in my
pratta e, 1t Lae, in even caro• where I heve ardet tad I; ~.lid
ill, a ,harm In thin. speaking !reel, of at, I fair h.... 1 . " 1
patent userlicilia, au arta. le It lay lie rneam Limn, to la,
N. 0 --W. will not la. ei..unt...1.1. for 111.1) , ,..11, r
bits of Iliari..tior Elate, put up Ir. bolt:. a ..
ilre original Purcluvoirt uilt Iw abb. to trill it...qty.... 1.1
li t .1 11., teitirir•.* num.. rip..ri :h. L-r:I.
, 1 by tasting it 11.1,iTETT61t & i‘i)11111
Sok Manutacturrro BAIA 1.1.4,rwt,
Arid f, onlo by thugs.. mid fir.
out ttrr Curled StAteo purl Ca 14.11. i 4 •t•
rio-Why will you Huffer, uu.e 1,14..L1 r. 1:1
ALI EASILY 441:IA1Ni:1P-11a, 744 u a 5.4,,r4 1144 w r. qu
It hen N 011441414, lit ..na hum Croup .4r4Wl.44auta. Frugl
Parma, Sprultra, 444 Prun. in .0) Pa: of our ilf4:t
V.. ,411 be relieved atl4, tuarrg ILe ur,.t 1, 44 ,44 1
ill Littignetsta, •• r 14•,! - pr. .1.
~ v I r AC4 •TT ot \ . 5.:.! wn:
6,l*.Akdo by U. KNI rYlc. 140 11 6ts o. t, a”,l
.I.IS Y. FLEX! INti. nal, K. K. A11.171...t.) .
v, 0...m0w In atwther r4lornu of 1.--4.141 . k 13..31 In
/W.-Stockings and lloolery for VVlnter.- -
If you don't uraut your Curt pluctirki ua4 Ii and short
~ ,h r:Lingt, you tuke our Jul end go to i'.•r.
or, of .Nlarkrt and Fifth rtrret, au.] buy
rlegitut flue iitorklngo, that make your fort forl 111.1.
.111kkIllbiO. DALT MI. , and ere, y vs" wry ot
Llueiery that you CLLZI mcutt.u. At o,l. , .itlnatie alpl retAll.
liptuetubrr the plat.,, corner .4 Market alley unit
♦ F j oUrth or July -- Trr) IKkty wraf •
SEW HAT or CAP On INDEPENDRSCE ItAV and
1,1, ,d! ir,wlll .11 out groatly rudu,,,t
MAHAN A co,.
154
— .jai:Come one, come all, t 11";:ilAN t C. , 'S
N., 134 WWI strawt, and buy what Y.•U want lu th.• 11.
CAP hue A larks FUR STIiANA
HATS alwvya t.ti Laud Ita thrrul,r
DRY 61,01 )S, ,to., Al AlTTl4)N__ki,,
m,INDAY itu•l TU 1 A tun:. lltl,
til.."..frlTl,tlCll/,.., At 10 I w,II „ - II xl 111, r
11,41., I .rn,l ...I II •.I xud fifth otr,t. •
•.r.44nu... tan. I Iwk ntv.l ~k, ...Nil .I.
: Flareg , . 1,4 Mu.thr.
I.• 5 4 wide. Clutlin Taw rl., Prlut,
. Lc
• u olio i • I.I.AKELY A RICHEY
k FARM FoIITSA LE, in Patton township,
/ - 1_ ,•i, ii, ',at., ,I Tur,le Alr(m.k. awl one nub• Rum
cam., :I:tit tit et the Pento(ylesem Ittulomel, mtsto•en
w... 1( mre prime I.L. Vtith litre! Illtpltteetlleltllti tt , l nett Of a
it. tt ~ i. ~,. II ~.. a I rent, St. Ode and Loy 'lad n-young Or.
lotrl, A, 1 tot Farm mould din 11( well. as the t.e'k rum
nt.., ( N tlail, ( 1 4•44,11 it Apply to
ult.'. BLAKELY A. RICHEY.
lor mme I'l IC T C NI , (LOAN.
ty.l4 41 IV., 4 - 11 A!`•()N IC lIALL CIGAR STOIIE.--1 7 .
.II
‘ II • ti- . I I . l{lll ;ugh mid vicinity that I-, has otm rod the
I,_) A A NIAS.IN AOl so-. (1. wk.. II , ••I • . 1,- •I' 6-I KI-ee • ••tithli•torneitt_ And Illtelt:i. It, it.ttett cttltAtettile on
::e•ttltet i'litt.i... i Mit."..• ' ' iiiiiriniie iL• :i:' ... ' i. ' : rtliti. itr retell putimiet the cilltir it.,iT Mei ItEi,T 121'A
lA.
THE LI lEANI. Pr 1 1 1.1 C 'ERN ICES OF 6 .', ta5i.....,,,b1, •
.O. e^ lo t. , • •• 6 1 slt( 1 ' ' I 1 1 . I - Pel I 1 ,(i• CIGAR: , It (RA( VII ,AN LI cAs l'F i t ,, I.• I , nal to tat
JANIKS 111 CIIANAN. ••ta • at `....f:• tato .t - 0.7 ' . ,1, mar No 71 I rr,i ..0 .ti. m...., mot
, • p,..,,,,,,,,,,. 1 It
AND BLACK TEAS. -We lave : o''•' I I , AI !RYER
1,,,t Ai m ,tort E
, n glmal , •••••: I - •rJ•erl t Milttiitei :to Romeo,
St. Loral*, Mo. • . ( If .41 Ittitltti the 11 1, ( end I.e t t t i t k f
e 1 . ,: m -o• t.,(c o FEM.( Ct IT %,- I -, Ro p 1..; KT y yo it '.\l}. Iry
' , ens! ,t and itepr••••••hlnt•Ye in 1 ••i•iyre•ei.
.• 1,11,14 il• the Itto.t)• a .11 . a wh., h e .., te , aria. ea et tlo
;BURGH & CONNELLSVILLE ~, ''' -- -1 s''''. 11., , ,i. rRicE, Sll \P , A: hate lit..ll,tel a the Fifth Well, tronung on Lit erty
'LI - DIN., THE MoST IMPORTANT OF HIS "'TATE L
)04 - Pekin TO. 'ilt•re, No ;'.., you, , 1 ' ll' I. 11. .11 110 ; 1- eel ( 1 ! 1 ( 111 .( 1 - 1 , t
giiIIIEVEOWEV3 PAPERS A 1... .te m Ito 0'44'4 l lte al( (e
By It 6 ilowrs, Fest . Literary Editor of the N. V Day BL- k I (111:N; Wt )01).S . B A N k yyt int, Ex, ft t\
Not; ' Al , , tone pat of Oroutel en Webeter street.l.:o feet font
RAILROAD. 91. t. 1.1.,.,.• book ha , been is 1 Ittct, by a gentleman tt• I f 1 BANItrIt. 1/I.lller 111 Exeliithe• I •eerner• MI •ttel Is•••• 1, I lII'I
I.
.
t 11, i tt .. ',lei., e ittit{:llll/el,hl .1.1 1, , ,i ilthg,ttilit \ 11 , it Notes Sto•lt houcht and eltitt ttl: t t•11111t1 meth. Collectems 'A' . t ' . 11 " 11 d 1 nE 1 -(- 11 . 4. , ii-imnivo‘ InTrlet , '-!" fcvt by /K.(
FURTHER 01 1 ENI NU OF TIIEIt A I LW Al' Tt ( iiI2I , FEN c 1 " III " r" " . , . .k I-.
, k - ~- A a (lt y to
„lIIt the 1.,1•11v.1411( 1...H4.4 4, HIV , nu. ~,,I i.,,.,,,,,1ii I t •mehiliy attentam Li( tnarest pa. •41 Itetmeo, ... ( , _ ( ~' .
__ , tint , BLASI:LI A RICHEY
STATION, FOR TRAVEL A TRANSMIRTATION Ia thmtnaned M
ted ((eet d e m
f ilew
tor Kith Mal, of tlo• ,11,1N17` )1 _ ArEW Ill'lT.DlNt(,_Feurth sie n na _ _ _ .1; 111
' Al A G Ali NES all received fur AUGUST.
Commencing Monday, 11th &sig., 1%130. ~.0....,,,„, ~,. r. 1 1,......0 1 1,b. . 1 ,1 y, -, m , , 01t t,,,,,,j bie r t,
AIII‘ Eit EL-- N trx No. ~ large for salc 1,1 . • ~y pi:lt F. ttNLY FIFTBEN CENTS -We will Al'il
On and after Monday, Ile. 11th not , the 1.141.0,14,..f µHol ' I lll 11. I nieih he , l • it •••1•1•I ••••I .11 6 nett, AI :„...,..- - NI
Freight Trams wilt run from Connellsville to Uufley'r Sta. He I•• other pat tel Th. aot •Ite. t. hit, •. be( I/ .0).1/111, ,, I -.1.- )11.1 II EN it I 11. Col LINS I , aro, I ea,. . ;oven,. ..1 Ferban fur 2'4 cents I Rule.,
Hun—connecting with Buttidng Ac hall's (etches lor Ire m's 1 ' . 110 ( 4 .'mi P.II". It (mu Oat 9A4 I, In s ~11,1 „„„,„, T
1i E Th . i• it; DE RH ti ',Ts (IF .1( )‘, -. 1: wFR i . ', r., ' , 1. , " , r ,;, i , I:‘,:,•%. l . l ... " ;Lt .t ,.. , ;:% .l z d ,;l V H, " 7. l. l '. i.. l e l' lll ' ;:n l l ' lt Sc i.it h :'it lf N ' l ll .t e g ' it :
Station resrve,
PASSENGERS LEAVE AN AUTHENTIC AND Al TII.IIIIZED itlutift AI tly I forged by I clean. but although th e mmuddlc Itete 111 , . 15 ' • nt.. and all the eater Alagtetlnat CHEAPER than
pow( lir th e ~e , ...y..4 4in, kAmitti • laulme.”4 set., . 4 n'r Ice ' m le( I,r( head elser hey Ai:, hart a large supply the
Uniontown by Bunting .4 Ilall'n coach. lit 6 A II Th.. 1.,..(1. wakes It ',Ulla/Wl:et l'ltst, 1,111100 at 430 p a g es,
L ~,t 1,.. „f t h, • ri,„,1., th, K e l e not 'Hal . HY .11, lira HHI:‘,II ~ PA/.•, 3114:HZU'd ,rt hand, tett that you are suer el petting
Connellsville by P. &l' It. R . ars at I A II neatly hound 111 loth. and is entbellished ulth an eccurats 1. , .
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~ i .., ,,.,., ..,,,.„ ~,, , o ~,,,,,, ~(.,, „,,,,,..
Vu Statloll by Uulley's coaches .11A AI Pottrict on St“.l Pri. e. fl For further parte Mete. ate
met:,l l l.K7l P s r t ‘ .ll ' l.k nal tast . as Pmrtinan err' ass The .iliptt ted ileum:tube( mud buy them ((t W A 011,DEN FENNEY'S
/.1 - .A.GAZI Es FOR ACOUST-15 - CENTS.
Irwin's StatMta by P Railroad car. at 12 45 A AI 1(ly 1 J /q EBY & .lA('Ect(N, Publodiers
Res o le, emit be It to at the Eatery.. Bork., loce•her tt ilk ' LITERARY DEPOT, on I' IFT 11 mtreet. li t posit, the
Aud arrive at Pittnburgh at 2 P. NI 119 Nate , . strei•:, N ' l'
~ H gco•rkl its-torment uf ()calmed Ilitas ' I e r, ry (l e* ,, ti d,,,,, I Tt,,,t, en(s IV Godey's Lady's Book,
RETURNING-PASSENGERS, LEAVE -- 11-9-C ' P'",""' -! t ' s. '''''' P ''' ' ' Pa'd ''". r. '" "P - I '' l P''-'."' 1. 17 - and It iitte Mitt el.roeht ••I I•nrgie•tl I nst t tonettly sal Cutlet c . • • - -:,-- .- - -
. G REEN AND ELACI‘ FLAS. purchased liart.rs Magazine,
Pittaburgh at 250 P M. VOT ICE im hereby . giy en that an application : ait2
Inca's Station 4l' AI 1 wtll le made to III:, legislato, ot PentorlYnia, at ' .. _ BURIN A TETLEI , N., ESO il aket ...t
iron. the 1 rigorters tor 1..tid..-Wt. bav4 , .41 band the
' 14,,,t(5t anti best assorttNl st.(ck kA TN. to be found in the Peterson's Ladie.' Magazine,
Leslie's S. Y. Journal,
0 uttey's Station 616 P NI ihe test ....on. tor a Charter of Incorporation ho• I, NEARLY ALL GONE.—Wc have only Harper's:story tAta(lt -25 c.
Cunnellsville 7 P NI . and art INC at LI alma,. 0 same sA VINO FUN I. BA 5 to be I mad in the Itoro.ugh 14 ~„4111
„I . 0.,,,.1,,riz , Etuki . g. 1. ,,,, li , . ~, 0 0 ~,,(0 TM k et, all of which will be offered at the hat f . t pric, Ltallou'e Magazine -10 eta.
evening Bitting)tand Allegheny County, to be is
"The 114- sed at V.:uu ea lu terra( easy l're y are the Is. of eight S JAI NES. lion. Chas. Sconce ' s Speech-best edition-2,5 cents.
MERCHANDISE WILL BE FORWARDED AT LoW mingle,. :v.v.,: Fund,' and to be a Bank of Del. and 1 . 1,, ks ol 12 ea. 1.-PS lots. The location is healthy and plea- au: , Pekm Tea Store, No Al Fifth st
COPAN' 1A C A PSCLEs-15 gross in Store Fut sale by W. A. GILDENFENNEY A CO.,
II ATF.S, between ConnelisvilM and Pittsburgh lioc uut, with a e mo t a l st.,l, of Sevetitv•iive Thoneand ...VII. ebell I•a has a front of 24 Rea on Franklin sir eet. An, .b...-,9 Fifth at., opposite the Theatre.
Fare from Uniontown to Midair& $ 2 . 7 :. Dollars. lyl Khoo'. by I' ll feet deep to a 24 feet Ailey Peroon. wanton; end tor sale by taut) FLEMING BROS.
do C.olllleller We to Pittsburgh. . 2,0 u ! t ild attend multout del..:: OmIN 1)1:11E LINSEED OlL.—The subscriber
do West Newton to Pittaburgh 1,25 , •
CA RD.—The want of a gj..,d, -- t r elialie ' t. ‘... 4 h . „T n i7.,,', 1 ,„ th i, ' , : „1 'w :i ‘ ,3 ` ,, b , ' ; ` E,,,,..1, , 0 , lair, 1-1,, mad ma tii. h.:l ID 1,00 NI S. —ll )(1 tons Lake Champlain for 1. having engaiml in the Menufenturs of Litiseed Oil,
do Gaffey'. to Pittnburgh 1,00 , A end ^ lOll6 1 111 . 1 ( 1111 . 1 ' 1. 111,111 g long been felt , the ulanah and will be improved withaat .1111.1 They are rite
_UI sal,. by (y 1,12 1 JNO. NIOORITEAD would inform consumer s and dealers, that ho is prepared to
Passengers will had this the pleasantest sod cheapest scan Ahern t.ke pleasure it, irt f,,,,,i,,, th e public. that th ey t heapest lots to either of the cities. stipple them with tt strictly prime article.
route between Uniontown, Cold:106MB. Ac.. to Pittsburgh , l l.`' ''''''''' d ll' services " "I
Br. luliN 13 HYT I L a rerS Ha 2 S. el7fliligla k SoN, 51 Ni ar k„t „ t QK E L 1.: T 0 N VESTS-We have receivetl per , i ,•2;, J. SCLIOONMAKF2i, 24 Wood et.
TI. BLACKSTONE. Supt, , expoieneed and competent tuner, and wines( work We will -- kJ Ex pre, mother lot uf the Skeleton Vests which are -_ _ -
1) LI: E 1, - I - CTY. ; W ATER -10 bbl,. fresh Blue
istice l' AE. R R , 0,11n , •11 , 1ville. 7th August. Isfac-- , ,, , 0al L, ARRANT ill early case. AI )411.'6 method of tuning will FOR SALE—A desirtilde property . in the i,,,•lcubtedly the t',KAtert and lightest Mt Summer stem,
We P 11,1 1 ,1 to btittiti 111 litlet: Mlle (hall oithialrile. City of Allgbi.ity Three coutinguons lA., aitusted yele I. lIIRSIIFELD a: Si aN. No 70 Wood at. ....1..) Lick Water ieceived this day by
MEADVILLE AND ERIE EXPRESS AND :„? 1 ",. 1 1
lit, COlllp ete sitte• ittti•di to t le 11... t nu err ..I the Wee( cafe
of
the East COlllll/011. containing in front JOS. FLEMING,
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. All orders left at the Music Store uf II K LEBER a BRO.. EINEit &CO.'S LIST OF 15 Cent :Nlaga- ~f, Corner Di.unond and Market et
ki r 1L. ,. / , ‘,„ . 7 , 5 ,,, T 0,, R ,d 1. ,,,, . g 5! , LT , •,,,.._ o _ s il e ,.. , ..ff d — c e. r i. f,, b r ie sai 3O(.. e -- ,, - 0,...,ac,. ;
FIIIIIS COMPANY, haling un the lot of : - .3 Fifth street will L. promptly attended . to ~,,, oa t y. 1,,, ~, 1,,,,,tuu:,,30,114111,C1,,,,,r,nattri,,k1,;rfte„.1.11,41.1,1,,,,......-k,,irc,,ort.,nta,lll,,,it. .1 1 ,._ .
~n tiny Alley. ranee :
ItECOMNIF.NDAI IoN.
.I. July commenced culling the U, S ---- The undersigned gladly testi() to the &k ill and trustwor, laurel/as one vh•gaiit Ihree sea) . Brick Dwelling House "I L I . L a w . : - .) ...N1 i t%E ..
j a;, , ,, ,, , , , , ... k
and two ft un ,e tett meats . Price, six thousaud nye line
Mail from Pittsburgh to Erie. through But- country seat... situate near East Liberty. To persons wishing
, tidist,. of Mr . John B. Eyth, as a Tuner of ham*, md drop , 101 ;,,,,,t_',,,,..., '
ler, Merce Meadville and Wterfor havea so...try house, these leas offer great induoements, being
cheerfully recommend him to OH, - impilo and lle public
now perfected such arrangements as will mai& them t• Fmnatu's Nitiglaktie: , ielated Oh a good carriage road, and Bear tba passenger eta
ham., in four et t itl Y-tweet)'
w h la d i ' il n t• d er%% b,' • Un'ir. ‘ 7 ' .' " ‘ ' l"%g'4 ` .'"g';`;in''
carry passengers ur packages to any polut on the route iI, a t . excellent, experienced and reliable timer.
V. DE HAM, ...cured by b.,...1 and morta,ongee
If this pru p,-1 1 , out di gt ,...n.41 of during the month, It Household M ortls: lien of the Penusylvruila Railroad at Rant Liberty
less time than the same sent, was ever before performe(l H. A NTO:'7, will be °Goal at Public Sale, 00 the premises, on Tuesday, Lesli.•'s Journal: I Enquire of
I THOMAS IP IoDS.
on .thi. road, and Kt cheaper rates. Those wishing. to On H. ROHROCH, K nlckerbockar. , ell'i
50ENTSFOR IIARPER'S 7 M P A ° 7 - A b ll r"' g L E..
gage paseage or forward p ackages from this city will find N. SI EDLE,For sale Lc i jy26l H. II INEit k CO.. 32 Smithfield et ;
this
. .L y ilil i. r e ff o ff i ll p, B s Eitt
1, .f• I harper's Magazine fur August, received and far cal,'
an Agent at all times in readiness to wait upon them at the JEAN MANNS,
- - . ) p - 2.1
Si. Clair Hotel, .01 ner of Penn and St. Clair streets. Pitts M. SCHWAB, l'il,e; regard h,
. '- I dJO.II. property,
S '
. Pr E te l l l u f l N T ( ' ci f
, e Es''''.:.:lY.t.....b'l.lll:hen...':"rilreitil!;3l‘nilsyt'TtlthEil..:N' . 1 , 1 1 . , :it, 8. ,.:
\I
~1 - t i alI N :N .
„1, L y: ) ._ - -
JOHN S. DAVISON,
burgh, l'a autidlui
j. 23 and others. 1 . 2 01 )1 1 ; 7 1 z 1b) s i . -8. .1 List '. P l e ' ceived and 1..1 - '
Time through from Pit tslairlth to Erie, thirty.tmu hours - 65 Market atmet near Fourth.
jy3l-tf 1re5 . t.. , t17 , 11
_.
- - 00_ pAßTNEftsi ii- p ----i c o - T l bt . - - - - . 1 1: - F . F INE DRESS 000DS.—A. A. MASON A"
otti2( FLEMINfI BROS. ) ARASO - I,BlVe are now offering our ex-
Fresh Arrival of' Salt Oysters. ki 1,,,,,1,1 ~,,, ~ ~ Totten ha,,, this day b....,
1,..0.,,,,, ,
. 1, C l o y w , 0 . i , 1d , meal. t .l he attetal g o: of [he
tenslve aseurtmeut of Parasols, Ili Silk, Tunic , Satin,
J UST received at STEINRUCIi:S, No. 111 ‘,l,l,liihoisl "I ' t k
..i:d"„t, I I
:„:1111,‘‘',
k%,.'ri"i,","; ..,":1:rn:!,,
, t I concern
K,‘ ''.
li ' i. h"tii.-•Y'Xre'.-.l.7s?juglou'f' firiti'rt-wei'ityrive It. filly
per
P , leas thau the usual price. 4,,' I PIRII S TrliPEN'f I N E—'2.o 11 bls. just re
topi ~1- 7 t,tjetei t\Llti fitr eel.. by tau-1 FLEMING 13R0.3. Moire Antique and other rnaterilaf, It t. a reductiou of ouc
third the usual r . jyt2s
WOOD street, where ell the delicacies of .----- '‘.. NI "" 1 (-''' _ . . - - --
the season mu be had, served up in any d.nura , 414 1 , Ihe 1..41.1..0 bummems of the late firm of Snap & Wale ID EA 'IL T }'A } '} QC lOC A---500 lbs. in store and ItOCIi h,LLh. SA ur S— . 2:00lbs. on hand.and THE GOLDEN ULIN is taking the trade,
FLEIIINO BROS. for sale by 111021 FLEMING BROS.
41' J:1 Y :rect.. il lv e ed, 6 a 'l lt:ge in an "i d i tl y ne re' lo e t iP o t f Le ar ru N r e n ' s . . 0 reniM ) 'end FLEMING BROS.
, B LUE MASS-50 lbs. in store anu tor sa e. QLOAR-30 hhds for sale by - - world . Pocket and Table Cutlery in great abundance, Dog
I•AcKLE in the city, call ; h ign of the GOLDMi
illiN, 1i....L.
• 135 WOOD street. n{{ the
we keep a full as- ! _LP out FLEMING BROS. 0 iy2-2. HENRY IL COLLINS. :Muzzle., and too many article s to be mentioned here are tel
Jy4 No. 111 Wood street. he found ea the sign of the Golden Gun.
Potatoes, Peas, Lobster. Frogs, Shad, Sea Ilim,
and a great variety of Lake : Fish, which will Pr mid to Mini
lies, hotel. and resaurant. on the moat reasonable terms •
Pine Apples.
~ _ - -- ,
S. STEINRUCK,
• sill be attended 1.,, by 0„. ‘,,,,,, fir ..
1 Pittsburg July Ist, 1655.
JUNIPEP. BERRIES— ibs. lust re- ' A LT L m:ri, I :
II - I : , 17 :
. 2 ,
celved and formic by Ljy7 I FLEIMI.N6 BROS. a R:EN, Amitieurs or Prufee- .. .,
none's, who desi 10 have the CHEAPEST and H I ES%
comment of GUNS, PISTOLS, RIFLES. TABLE and POCK- ' -
ye2l BOWN & TETLEY, II:01
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_:,
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_ , , t . R .Tf A or it,,,,,R e , ,A , C I D b. - 21 200 lbs. just received
. j u ji- IfNorS'Ed'E by
OIL-500 galls just received and
for sale by [aul]
PP ADWAY ' S READY RECIEF- -10 grotis
Nu. 138 Wood
nit„
I . I_lll.. oil hand and for side 1./ (Jy2l) FLEMING BROS. .1.1 Ilt2 HENRY H. COLLLNS. • and it Is not much wonder. Our stock of (Into, Pia•
Lois Rifles, Ac ., Ac., Is unsurpassed to the city. In Mower
of Kahan 'ELT u t ik ickle we hone such an assortment that would
make old
iY,I6 Walton's eyes water, could he return to thin
8./WN & TETLEY,
130 Woods/.
T I NIE-I°° barrels for sale FI:mING BROS.
STEAMBOAT AUENT.
COIIIIERCIU STREET,
> 9 ~•
SPRLNuntl_n, ILL.. Awil 14, 1,:.6
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AiTuTION SALES
(.1:0:01.4404 1' 6111 R k inzernio
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MEMMIES=
THIRT.Y.FOURTH CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON. August 7th—Senate.—Mr. Stewart
replied to Mr. Seward's speech, which he termed ex
traordinary. Seward was evidently responsible for
the present troubles in Kansas, and his present ar
gument seemed as if intended to encourage the
House in factious opposition to the Senate and Pres
ident
Mr. Foote desired some convenient opportunity to
address the Senate on Kansas matters; but as it
was now late, he was reluctant to detain that body
to-night, but would like to have that opportunity on
Saturday.
Mr. Thompson, of Ky., also wished to make a po
litical speech on the same day,•if ho had time after
the others finished.
. .
Messrs. Durkee, Foote, Foster, Harlan, Seward,
Trumbull, Wade, Wilson and Weller, gave notice
that they would call up the Pacific railroad bill on
to-morrow.
I=ilß
Wasutirorus, July a— Senute —The Senate begins
to work up, and passed the bill from the House grant
ing one and a half millions acres of land to the State
of Mississippi for railroad purposes.
House.—Mr. Washburn, of Maine, reported a re
solution authorizing the payment to Mr. Reeder of
per diem mileage, from the time his claims to a seat as
delegate from Kansas was decided. The resolution
was adopted by 23 majority.
North Carolina Election
RALEIGH, N. C. August o.—The vote at Raleigh
for Governor is as follows: Gilmer, K. N., 357;
Bragg, Dem., 203—showing a gain for Bragg of 54.
For the Legislature, Ragas, K. N., has 170 majority.
In Wake county, with all but 8 precincts heard from,
and allowing these as before, there is a clear Demo
cracic gain of 100. The whole Democratic ticket is
elected by an increased majority, and giving a De
mocratic gain of 1 in the Legislature. Scanty re
turns from the lower counties favor Bragg, who is
doubtless re-elected Governor.
RALEIOII, N. C.. August 8.--The counties.of Wake,
Johnston, Orange, Alamance, Guilford, Rowan and
Davidson, have been heard from. The returns show
large Democratic gains in all the counties except
Guilford, while Gilmer, the K. N. candidate for Gov
ernur, gains about 400. In the above counties there
is a Democratic gain of five members of the Legis
lature. Paul C. Cameron has been elected to the
State Senate in Orange county, which is also a De
mocratic gain.
WEbeiNcroN, N. C.. August C.—Hanover gives a
maloritv of bSil for Bragg, which is a large Demo
cratic gain. In Columbus, Bragg has a majority
270, which is also a large Democratic gain. Bruns.
wick has been carried by the Americans, showing a
gain for Gilmer of -0.
C=l
Rat Pilau, August S.—The Democratic gaiu ID
New Hanover, Columbus and Brunswick, is 224.
The Democrats Lave carried the State.
lowa Election■
Wasurrorom, August S.--A ileepatch received
here from Iturlingtun, lowa, state: that the Repub.
litmus Carried everything—State ticket, Congress
ant the Legislature.
Aar 01 , t at.ii Curtis, nepubli,
,•atie. tyre clecto.l to C-rirre,4, Tile State is claimed
Lr the !,y f,UVU tunprily.
IMEMEEM
I un-Ann, Auguit 7 --Seett :•eunty gives '7ll ite
yohlican mai••nty, Ite•tu-inei so. Lota,ta 360, Jef.
au u. Van Hurtu 200. WilAblngton 500. JsaL
Museat)ne 3ou Dubuque gi VP9 MA) Ue mo
, ratie majortty. and Lee tau. Timothy Duel., and
' , matel H. Curtln, kepuhliraa•, are elected. to
zreSS. The State to claimed by the fteputxiientre by
maturity.
111 . 0 r w e. August 7, 5 P. M.—Linn county loser
:Am majority, Buchanan 205, Delaware 120. Clayton
400, lona 2.w, layette 100, Black Hawk 250, John
-on '.OO, Cedar, ,nee t•,wn, I7o—ell Republican use'
Pins e. e. The aggrcrate ru aj 'rine', co far as heard
!,111 are Curt, for C.,nzro, in the Brit dig
',lot is 1100 ahead
Augn,t
county •h, a . a um:,,rity ..1 1,4- Ewing, th, Am,
Ivan candidate. for ti.,ternor. Lincoln county give
:fon majority. "uott cwarity give. Ea.
..og n maprlty of I."
Inc orni fr.,111 ,ountie+ !...ot up in
Evr.nc. 10,1 e, I 1..49:: P )Ik. 7..,2!.
the 2.1 i'onres,...Allll district g,vn
...oepi Richmond. 11ern,ru'.
. :=Ls count:es In Jth ..I,:nnt toot for Woodson.
a:u,•n.•au.
i , n,u.•••rnt, 1.. , .1 The •+uie r -4...t.e=. the
dish. I, !,till the 4. , , 11,1•11nd by the
I J it. 241111er, Kn,e Aker•, Auler.can, 1.641 Jack
.n. l , en..rlnt, I •, 1 • n nount .n 7th
pve Carmhcr*. Ihma-rrnt. , titer ene,.o
P.matkmite, 1.1:.7 In the ~uote, heard from. C o o
Nincrl.m.ms hare tented Its Rtp , CwlJtati Vet , and
- . ,1iat.r.4, and the Item-rat. ami
•vntat,e2.
Kent uc 4p Klection*
I.voiAs ii v., Augo•t Returns receive.' f - ruiss.
•s:x t0..,t1y complete. gtve A tnerwl.t.
ols . p.ritles rf upwsrt.ii Thoso rotors,. h. Sr
Or. 4,55 s Poso•wratl. - gaits of I,llipirJ h
the 10,4 gul..crontorlai volt.
IVNAT . Atlftll4l Return fr
Amu ek ;• rr,;.re A•zwr.c.,rlt et. Tbr
Zr.
h e Acnericun fur U •veru,r. bs I. lax,-
TH!RI. H
Aug
11111=
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4. iv:tvr 44- 11, 1..,N,1
n I I rs :I run
MENEM
MIME
Michigan liemorrettle Con•rntlon
-T rut
h,re. !II tcd I: , • t.. 0
The Pre•slenual cle , tura
Matt., I.lw re
!.. i.eett •
utL..fl w.•rr ud~•p~ I
100 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALT
IN I:AST•LIVI . I:I , ) , 4,
6. , Nti LoTS FOR SALE to
r t ,t/ • 111,1 a .Ist
t I F.,,-: L
lIMIEMEI
ot n.1,..,i Co, L.r
tt ..• att . ,. Let th• • I 1•••• tn. h .1t•t•Is I •
it I 1., . litiet•Liettrieetl_ Ohio.
•r t PI 1h1...1.1 a lilr'll/11,
-••• heat hem., I .1, 1 Ittr•Lor o th
AVr:clr I . I . RCHASf:I ) the inter..Kt
TII• rll Art 111 :11711 AN • th the 1 . ..• n! Ilt•iler Surd. ••t.
the ill. \,). I utli 11, tenth r tarr) ..rt Ithtittor Multitst.
4,1,1 rilreet Ir•th w•trlr. the re .tt e .1,.....5t t. 1.1 ettstel
'll titer Atteet, le.t.tw Penn 11. art the exhert-te • •tt thltr•
t•ts, .11 this I.•.t.isttatt. I le.te• tt• tett., sAhehtt •n , nil
le• htv• rlt .•wltli their ./ AMES M Ittlll M AN
Int . -1 11 11/d
T( 1I) }.; 1()(' TS EV E:R1IVIii.:111;.
hEAD--HEAIt
OR. Artettltt u.shlet It •• Its trytrr, tt.rro it. the Crlitt•t
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FRENCH CIRCUS
WILL PERFORM IN BIRMINGHAM
On Wednesday and Thursday. Aug. 6th
and 7th, Afternoon and Evening.
AND IN PITTSBURGH
On Friday and Saturday, August Bth and
9th, Afternoon and Evening.
Admitsion
MAD. TOURNIAIRE,
The greatest Equesuieune in the world, will appear in her
GREAT BARE.IIACKEU ACC.
M'LLE JOSEPHINE, the SVphide and Graceful Rider,
will appear so her great PRINCIPAL Aldf.
Master FERDINAND, the bent trick-rider of his age In the
world.
Monsieur BENOIT, the celebrated rider and juggler. from
11.0 Parse and Roman Amphitheatre.
MAD. TOCRN [AIRE,
- -
Iu her great SIX-HORSE ACT—the only female that ever
attempted to ride uud control six horses,. Mad. Toorniaire
will also ride her GREAT MENAGE ACT
Master THEODORE, the hurdle leaver, will appear in a
Two-Horse Act, in conjunction with hie brother, Ferdinand.
as the Roman Wrestlers.
Mr. MORGAN, the celebrated Cannon-Rail Performe..
MASTER ORTON, the Globe Performer.
MR. A. F. LIMING,
The American Clown and Jester, will appear on Lie Cres•
cent Cord, gattoute Leaps and various other Perturmances
during the exhibition.
Doors open at :a and 7 P. M. Performances to commence
at 2 1-2 and M I-. M.
JOIEN IV. .Nl'(.l...l.}t'lliY, BILL POSTER and
poramcroa, will attend to the Pult.mg and Do
of all kinds of
BILLS FOR CONCERTS, LECTURES. EXHIBITIONS, Ac
All communications—either by 110111, telegraph. or other
wise—directed to the odic., of the Morning Boat, till rec..ire
prompt attention. ap7
AND l'loll/I:CF. GENERALLY
No. ;2:1 WOAD STREET. PITT.BURGH
PRICES REDUCED.
AS THIS the age of cheap pro-'e'•
future Bell all Tlyti
I.,wita4 ten list n L. - at t.
Hidden llitt 1
.itil
1.•
11Soartality and ,ilarmnte, 1 v Ca, L, Hants. 1.41
LW!, • rt, the P.arl of I ki.• T, ),0 , 1
White elllef. by Capt. SittYlle itt ,
Seatataril Slave Statee, by Ulm/goad,
SA/641 tot the Salltary, 1,191
1,014
Haw Chat I:. by Emil.) Fern. Lea
Sumner a Sperat, I.la/
Afri 4 p4, in. Life and Lave lu Nara in. 1.44
My Bandage and Vte...1..1, by 11,4 D•ne,laal. 1 tia
(Jenard, the Li.. KAI.,
Wall..rry H. -at, I.y Wm:011110.0 Ir. 1.19./
The New. Bay,
The 1 , I ~, 14.44 On.. lA.llar 11....ke will be add Inv Illnety
outs --
1 Ern...l LAnvv..i,al Lv Cat- , 1114.• 111 11 te r
1•11...1.. non.. 1 , 1 .1 Ptiertip.,
arti.l, ie.!, nat Slated,
Va‘abond bile in Nb-51.,.4,
11.4aatlya. by LanCell.,v,
11/nbel and the poem, 1T...11d,
Lerce4l4.l t. v., s
; spat ri , abaye
Yr.-1:11,1 Sterner.
M11,14.r, INCLII/nil,
IL.- for 11,4te pt ieea. will bv l
11,4 .41' ~ u..itt LAYFFER .
N., 77 vtriaa.
I . 4 I I:ENItiN AND EILL)It_tHE MEN AT
Tl:\
Pb, ana Frcu...t.L G.. A. 11.
SILO, ket
The Stamant rarsipa.ga Sang - Yter
Joy, rvYree.val y B T C .11.11t0AN
• 41 FlDts at
L IVERI'Ih)I, AN I ) PUMA ItELPHA
I
%TEA ttitmir LINK.
1f... Filetato tie. Ste:medal: I'ITY ' T ink:, Call
Ltivta la ill ea/I 1,411 1.1,114 i ,
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y, th A nova its! Pah Set.ternt- •- .• r•• • r
1.5.1 th 4\04,111i It•aa 1..• , - tt7
all I 1 , 11. Sertember—tratn ..1•1 and
:I, • e CITY %LYNCHES - ILK rd
411, Alleu•t P1.0.1.1e14.bia. 4th See,
• .fn 4.1
4.1 and w at. I $7l,
steerage
Plaasaire L..aeta I..ta, •r. ir In L..... I. e vs Lin,.
ni
steaslil I . , t,s SAIL! i'.kt.:IIETS.
Gra fF pry 0,4 .14 .41,;•1,att-otk
1'..1,T1S Itrnaivray. N. yr Nb.rt,
y _ J .11\'i41., •• I
-N.eturns from
— A.' • .JUlitie .
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AMLTSEMtNTS.
MADAME TOURNIAIRE'S 1 PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
President
L WILMARTTI.
rice Preriden. t.s.l
GICO. W. CASS.
GREAT
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
WATER PIPES.
From two to six inch cna,r,..
PRICES front 1. to 31.) Cents per Foot
A t.sa-11,;c14 ESTER
PEARL STARCH
For Sale Wholesale at Manufacturers
Prices by
HENRY H. COLLINS,
FURWARDINU AND
COMMISSION MERC.HANT,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, FISH,
ka. ['rune 14,1 launds
D R'i:••1:i}:1)C(' ED-A. A 'SI A SO;
alat ;It« sh-iv ..f 11,1,
tf,..tt,;,.
131N - K
cut 134 IthU, E kEI-11W &
ant- •:1 N 1.1,14-
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In..ttrat. c •er..,tl I rotttn•t),..
Ly L Kattnte
r A~t.rept ,Ltpt .•ts th,•
I. •tiriJey
The n0.”,,,,.4 AI 1.1.:11INT p,7
LIII.L.MoItE MEN ATTENTION! ..:21)11
d the NI I LA ltE.Ll'llll k:‘‘ v•-d Jail
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COMMERCIA L
T. S. CLARKE,
Awry-in/enAm:.
5 T. WIRTH AM,
Commilfro of Ariitr,L!ion 1.,r Anylat.
GEO. W. CA?S., V. P.
ISAIAH DICKE?
J. A. WILSON
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
.... . .
S Lip: I.s.ssw For Days
Hermann. New York Bremen. kr Tnly 1 - 2
&lir.burg. New York Wasow .. ..... _July 12
Canada 800t,,n .....Ltverp.,l July lii
Baltic New York_ Liverpool J uly 19
Africa New York Liverpool... July 93
Lei... New York:. Li ferpool July 21
Fulton New York liar!, via Cowes ...J uly 28
Haro...loula ..... . ...New York Havre July 3
Slay, r,„ F, Pays
Fulton Ilavre New York luly '2
:Niagara Ihloton, do Liverpool July .5
Eriutsou Liverpool New York July 9
l'e.rsia Liverpool New York Julvl'2
City of Baltimore...Liverp,.l Baltimore July 1.;
Waahingtou Southampton... New York. July It;
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
FLUUR...The sales for the past two days Pet up 403 bbis.,
Th uriday.. .113 LULL extra, in lota, from aura, at $6,53,
sB,7u and $6,75; 'do Ltda. extra family, from store, at $7 ; 90
tads. superfine and ext, at $)3,25(96,75, from store. Friday
—9u 1.1,15. extra, from wagon, at 56,50, and 95 Ltd, super
fine and extra, from store, ut V 3,2546,75.
()RAIN...Sales 140 bush. red and white Wheat, from ca
nal, at $1.1541,31; 115 bush. Rye, from'eanal. at 45e., and
100 bosh. Oats from wagon, at 2&.
SeIJA .Sales 2u LiLds. choice at 19,90, cash.. par, and 13
hhda. fair at $9.70, cash.
'lt I'S -Sal. 34 bales at loc.
WHISK Y. .Sales 45 bbls. rectiflad at 34435 c.
BACON...The sales for the paxt twu days amount to lh.•
k$ ths. and fos, pu,us, eo tUllows: Thursday-30 , R)
1.1101.114eri Aria baron at and 11 1 . i". and 3.510 the. shoti4
.I”rs at 11. cash. F rklay-500 1,1,01 aaavasictl hem, in lota.
at 11 ca>h: tha shoulders at 10Vd,11, cash and t.O
day.: Its.s.. Pa Clillvm.rtl 119M+ at 1::%, eaall ;III - Kg) the thoul
der., and Latr. at 10 1 , 2 and I , lOW PA. sides and
1,1.11 auvato.ed I.attis at I tIo• , c 2,11
CIILEE Solo. W IL, in lota, at
ASHES Sal., tt, 4.4 ,flued Soda ut 4c. 4
~ 1 1. Saks 211:1 , 1, N,. 1 Lar , l at bble
t:ot 1,04. from scales. St .f.+414.11. , "i 4 ton
NPA Vora. Augunt S —The flour market 5410 cents
how trd State. and without unle , rtant change for Western
There 11 oe:rne nun• etiefrt demand, but the inquiry H ctief
ty t.,r the I Cal nod etattern trade: ' , ales ANY) Wet at S 5
in to . .buice tulle:4lin, !date: f.6. : 20(?,:9;:5 far
extra dry. Z , 44 , ,30 ft.r cowmen to eltaiee tut;derti no lowa. lit
Whicouaitt and °lda. and $6.5041.7.i.01_ , v‘-
trei
to th , 10111 krt lutnng dull and the tendency du. - nu.cri
, 'Amolian flour heavy I aid, Int, 1,1119 at ttl/(4.6,00 tar c/..11/1./
extra. Whwit. IS fully S cents IL/Wei ti/
t,//rt, t t ie 'art roach un 4 ettled. hairier; are 'LX
bush at it.5f141.5 , ' , f..r fair wttl[r.
di.. i 1.75 fur dery handAuru.• 1.1.3:14.1,:i0 fur NI -
lre iaferiur t.• prime I:.xdida c lab;
$1.:f.41 C. iu. a %%LIN' .out uvra .$1 fur
ft.t xl2:t.p Moo.. s.ug A..r) b urr .r..e
ao I nnully In 1.1 st y,r f. ;dime. C bas 1.1.,1111,/
t.ll sales 690. , totthW,itern at f.0,4 , ..4
f httel dull at t.r state, Cana
Ito sad NV. vtorn Whisky heavy Rale, :art 1.1,14
utek,u at 39 Pork henry; sale 4 511 L, f.,
nod 0441 :5 for rlcnt , . Beef laAnil atit4l;;lC,
Si.) hint, •prittl for 4tivuldert
Lorne. Lard firm; .alea 300 I,bls at 12%14, ette - ks bit
sv firm and dull. Money oud Exchange frsblt
.41,0-I..—Stu:k4 high ; Chwact, S Kock Island 92',.;
Cunitrertaudls 7 ,. ‘llchig - an ikattlsern Now York Cent.
, Pennsylvania Gal Company 101%; Reading are Srl
sizes 1,0 - .; Caul, II . nt,toil
Pittsburgh tYr. ekvel.l.l, Coiuttabio.
Erir 110:,.. Galena a Chlosgo hiaan Cent rod
Stt 11E.: .1. Lange flint
s. A twomt --The Vhoor market it met, with
or very Irma ddemand Kale. al Aar lohla frrah ground from
010 l and 44,K1 tads fresh ground fr oar!
-Id wheat on p lota. tot 1114 There is a IlLOtt,tl demtud
the ro,totoly or the city trade at in quality. Irt
redlour and Corn n.owl there to: tooth: rig olorng, and prnaor
fir. The .nppl v hooort La moderate. and w ith only
Iltnarai dt,11[11111: prreen area rents - to Lush. lower. aaleor et
!air al, I tor mr• Southern at:! Peraln red a: i 11.1....)
:I :et:. Antal: I.a•rof hrto• at? I 7 1 .14 . 41.7:, It3e ra scar, and
lat Ccr o tont:rate. n, g..,1 denianol aurl is
nor. I,war:teal •: der :IV" , 1,114t1 at and a -mai;
•-I dam r gad 6a tiara trre ute tramted ark. -4 gd!..,
at C.:. , and neer at 4r lirrolry: is ttttm-t x in)
• :lien Llas at :1a00k..19 gallon and triode at 31:
i'vn•tlra,ll. Ancuot Pharr rin-niptg thir, morning
a•n•re kr : , ant! the mark•-t hardly tlru, a ~1 1.•
.•I t.l,l.lfit Ili.. Import, during tho 1,14: twenty
r - In Id-, ri• •,..• In Indiat• And ~ , nar,
•,” tiir•-•.iave Inivn bl.in : Wr Len:l'3,l
Irtinsactiorn• Whialry• Said. r:Qn
and Itntrlshhi from nt 77 1 .. a further aelscrice. with it
••ntinneil R•in•l di•nrid. It nrn.nnonr , niillono
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rKsi.r.i.• r o
,ternand ••rinn In trin , tn.
rate derrranil at staidly rate.: small *ales Li: ‘ldliolerni at :•-4:
r-aleil ad bags at II
8a,11111.15r. Augu.r , ronorl,t le it.rav y. Barr, I,
mr, ,h 1 et r Wl,at tla tallaqa off ,:cnt.t.. o!
1,1 at ea 1 aJI r i 1.5041.60, naiad uf evrt. at 55
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Oei-14endoehe. Low of Appetite. ant! MENTAL
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A I! II K. uhnl, ,Imern•n!". For 1,-rni+.4.ll.lj,
7'r.sterer.
N. Hi ILNI Ja
Sccrehrry•
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THOS. 1U
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Friday, Allguat 9 . 1866.
New York Market
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RIVER NEWS.
Tar Riven.—Yesterday there were onlj twenty !oche*
wa ter by the mark, and falling. Weather cool and cloudy.
TEE steamer Ronan," Capt. It. Calheou, arrived yesterday
morning from Wheeling, and laid up. The keelboat " ' Mary
Ann" left for Wheeling, The n Martha Anderson" is loading
fur Wheeling, at the foot of Wood street.
The steamer "Red Wing," it will be Bean by her card be
low, will leave for Cincinnati to-day, to be ready to pass over
the falls at Louisville on the first Hee, and take her pine, id
the St. Paul and St. Louis trade. She is of very light draught,
drawing only fourteen inches—was built under the lope, in
tendence of :Capt. James Woodburn, a ship carpenter by
trade, a guarantee that she is put up right. The csbln of
the "Red Wing" is a neat Ntf tir of new design, by W. Rich
ardson, with bridal mums It ihiough the ladies cabin.
Carpets by M'Callum & Co.: furniture, T. 13. Voting di C.•.:
upholstery, Edinonson & Co —Messrs. Taleott & Co. had a
force on board yesterday. headed by Mr. Wall. gilding the
cabin. The Captain says he has no posters iu readiuest to
tell the public where lie is going to run, but he expects to
wing" it to the Queen City. and will have to confine him
self to a limited number of passengers.
Tar steamer "Mariner" is now completed and ready far
business. The bull of this splendid craft was built at Belle-
Vernon, by L. M. Speer, under the especial superintendence
of Mr. Wash. Mason, a veteran mechanic; she measures 157
feet., beam 33, hold 4 8, and is extra fastened and bulk
headed. Cabin, Chas. Goehringt; machinery, Robinson,
Minis A Millers. Cylinder 16 inches, four feet stroke; two
boiler., 38 inches diameter, 26 feet long• Upholstery, Ed.
musses; furniture, Young & Co. and Lemon & Co.; carpet,
; looking-glassas, Gillespie k Coo blacksmithine-
Kennedy ; tin and copper work, Fitzsimmons & Morrow;
bells and brass work, A. Fulton; blocks and tackle; Junes
Birkileimer; steam capstan, Ramsey & Renton—supplied
with "doctor" and "nigger." and extra pipes fur fire extin
guishers, and all equipments necessary to meet the steam
lama law. The "Mariner" will be commanded by Capt. C.
A. bravo, a gentleman well known to the business, both in
this city and West; and his assistant, Mr. B. G. Leiper, who
will officiate in the office. is proverbial for his efficlency.and
affable manners. We predict that the "Mariner," under the
management of her officers, will prove a profitable invest
ment to the owners.
FROM the Louisville Courier of the 7th We take the fol
The ricer is gradually receding at all points, though not
materially changed here. Boats from Cincinnati report
thirty inches saint on Medoe and Warsaw.
Tho gallant Celia arrived !rum Cairo last evenitoz. She
ri,gs a number of returned Nicaraguans, who reached
Cairo, front New Orleans on the Flying Cloud.
Th. , Cuba reports twenty-four to twenty-tire inches on
improvement; the Castle Harden if aground
there.
The light draught steamer Rochester, Capt. 0. IV. Naara
iirrived at Louisville un the 6th from St. Louis, having met
ailh no delay on account of low water; she was advertised
to leave again for the Mound City on the ith.
STEAMBOATS,.
CINCINNATI.
For Cincinnati.
The steamer MARINER. Capt. C. A. Da.,o—
PER —.lll lea, for Om
and intermediate ports on SATURDAY. August
9th. at 1,.) o'cli.ck, A. M.
For froight ur pangag.• apply on 1.. gird. au9
For Cincinnati.
The sto,u,r RED WING. Capt. Jolt..
IMII--Cler k, C M'VAT—trill fur Ow
tl,eve and intermediate Ic rt SATURDA
Aignat 911, at 10 o'clock A M.
Fur freight ur passage apply on board. au9
For Cincinnati.
The Otearuer COMMERCE, Capt. J. J. R Only
son—Clerk, Wu PrinairS—a - ill leave or the
above and Intermediate ports on SATURDAY.
AUgll2t 9th. at 10 o'clock A. M.
Fur freighter pasiagn apply on board. au9
LEMON & CO.—TRANSPORTATION
LlNE.—Having made extensive
pal-litmus this winter, we are now prepared
to du a HEAVY BUSINESS by PENNSYL‘ANIA
and RAILROAD, THROUGH TO AND FROM THE EAST
ERN CITI ES. We can assure our friends and all those
disposed to patronize the Penna. Canal and Railroad, that no
pains will be spared u. render general satisf.ction to Ship
pers of Eastern and Western Freight. The AVOIDANCE
lIF THE INCLINED PLANES ON TILE ALLEGHENY
iitT.kliE RAILROAD will give increased despatch to the
transmission of freight.
othre on PENN street, at the Canal Basin.
LLOYD & LEMON.
' TI { TIER'S TRANSPORTATION LINE.—
x_ Anticipating the want of facilities co
transporting Freights to and from the East
era Cities, via Pennsylvania Canal and Endrads. we nave
inereased our slob of hints. to., on same, to a IYA:BLE
DAILY LINE. which gives us a capacity of over 1500 tuns
per mouth cacti way .
We ...Ire our friends, and those disposed to patronise the
etas- improvements, there will he nothing spared on our
part to reader general satisfaction in forwarding Eastern
and Western Freights with promptitude and despatch.
KIER & MITCHELL,
anglLy Canal Basin, Pittsburgh, Pa.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—
The etrpartnephip existing, heretofore, between Jo.
iall,l J. BisKS K,. x, under the Elm or
i.%LLINS .t CO. trm b.. u dissolved, Chia day, by mutual
cutb,let
['twines. of the lute firm will I.e nettled by deme9
e 110 .4 at] Ilivrl2.l tv 11.1 , e the net. Lt the firm fm
that purl...,
Pittsburgh, June 14, 19:•6
TUANKFUL to my friends for past favors, I
14 1( 1...,.,aaa a ContlartariCe of their patronage for my late
partner. JAMES OuLLINS, who will carry On the POK
NV ARLIN , / AND COMMISSION. TRANSPORTATION AND
PRODUCE BUSINESS under the eryle of JAS. COLLINS
J. BANKS KNOX.
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31'Candiess, Means Si. Co., •
(Succe.asors W Wick k )fiatridleas,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS, and Dealers in
IRON. NAILS, GLASS, COITUS YARNS, and Pitts
burgh Manufactured generally, corner of Wood and Water
otreets. Pittsburgh. nryS
B LOOMS AND LUMPS
1. tons Juniata Blooms;
Jt7t Lumps:
Itt.to tt Lake ate.mplaiu.
Yu, sale be D39i JOHN 3100RIIKAD
Pk; METAL
iIIo Allegheny Clu
50 - Coke;
100 Red S: bort Anthradt, ;
0.1 • • Cold '•
1,A.) Mercer County Stone Coal.
For el tie by JOHN MOORHEAD.
1 -1 1:CE TEAS ! ! —A few more customers fur
lb—, PUKE. ant FR.Et..II TILI2 as be a.ornmoiat,l
F. DILIVO;S.
JYl' No 4 C'.! Ixtkot st.and 1 MICIIOII I.
1::11 TI:A6AC.I.NTII--500 lbs. on hand
kj .nd for -Al.. y FLENIING
Reams Sand
, Paper store . and . for sale
VI by I LEMINI.I
; 7- ) 0i 1 lbs. Carbonate Ammonia in store and
1- tvr ,:t:c by (J)::::1 FLEMING 1110)2.
gross Farrell's Arabian Liniment on hand
'ttn.l .le by FLEMINO BROS.
-)0()R.S. Carbonate Magnesia in store and
ki lair by Lj-..!5, FL ENIINO BROS.
L — l'M El; ti--300 lbs. just received and fur
1,1 saleby L.Y2 FLEMING DROLL
FLc) u SULPII(.IR-1500 lbs. in store and
~by ijr'ajFLEMING BROS.
, 1 XT. LIQUORICE.-9 eases for sale by
J r -11 11. A. FA IIN ESTOCE ACO
McLAUGIILIN. LAND AND REAL Es
. T,TE AUVIT. Land Warrants located. Property
I,ii g ,t,t and sold; also, Shipping A g ent for the Black Star
Linej of Packets tutu p.„l. Drafts on the ilankg of
En g land. Ireland and S.ootinua. Office, No.l Jones'
e nuance 00 Sixth street, DUBLQL: E, lowa. i dec'el
J. B. Canfield,
_ .
fIOM M I SSW>: AND FORWARDING
mERCIIANT. and Wholesale Ddaler in Western 11.-
•.• ihitt,r. Lard, Pork, Itsion. Fish. Pvt and Peal I
!oh-s. Salent: Lanseod and lard Oil. Dt tod Fribt. mot
shs, gen-tally, Nos. 141 and 14:3 Front stre,t Pittsburgh.
' -
1( 1111 FAY TO PS. - -.300 varinis pat
ter, 1 , , rule by HENRY 11. COLLIN::
1 0 DOZ. RASPBERRY SYRUP.
I.trlra Strnyvim•rry Syrup
•• Pule Apple
Lem.. Syrup.
ttn..l!, .Ale by
•
12AS'ES PRI:NIiS,
f r• fr-,11 Strawberno.. buttir+.
•• 131arIlt.rry Brandy Just rrc'd Ind fur s;:1 by
IiEYMER S ANLINItSON,
-19 rU4 ITA.KA etr« t.
)12 MICE sToNE-1000 lbs. on hand and
fur Rah ty FLEA] NO B ROS
Qt./DA ASH of a good and uniform quav - c
I,„J manufacture-I by the eeun,ylTania Salt Manufactu
C• 'apany at Tarrutum; ou Lmrid and for sale by
FIRMING 8R05..,
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Health and Strength must
JuCil
tably Follow Its Use.
BOE RH A VE'Si
HOLLAND BITTERS
•
FEVER AND AGUE,
AND the various affections coru3equentupOn
n disordered Stomach or Liver. Such as /ndigatid . on,
Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Paine, Heartburn, Loa of
Appetite, Despondency, Ccetivetiete, Blind and Bleedieg
Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgic Affec
tions, It hue In numerous instances proved highly beneficial,
and In others effected a decided cure.
Nature finds no new enemy to combat, with this delight
ful tunic In the system. Its effects are almost megical,lnt
the cure permanent. It communicates no violent atiock,t,
the system, but by arousing Ito vital energy to normal .110.
Lion, enables it to throw off the cause, and thus thoroughly
eradicates the disease.
When its medicinal virtues are .so universally ackems.t.
edged, and particularly here, where it has become en pope ,
lar a family medicine, that it is sold by man;' of the .0. ppm'
as well as all the druggists. It would seers nee-Pauli
otter further evidence, yet as there ate dotibtlesivisiiati,iiitir •
have tried many advertised remedies, and stillituffetfrOM
Dyspetriia in one or more of Its dr - . 1)11_ formOkesiblabr - ..
the following certificates, the nuthentielly Ot *44.
be doubted, coming as they do from persons tiorisid4fittarHL
WHAT IT IS DOING FOR TER RIM ,
Wm. schuchinan. Eeq . the welt known Ilthngrallars:
I have frequently used Beet linve's Holland Bitteuta, and
Slid it invariably relieveslndigmtion and debility ." . . ".".
Rev. Samuel Babcock says: 9 found opeciaLtailistitin ' n
its use for a agaves headache, with which 1 lad tontsita"
fered."
J. W. Woodwell, Esq. says : "I have Med)l.
land Bitters myself, and recommended it to others, dirititieht4
it to be Jost what it is represented."
Jonathan Neely. or Lower St. Chair, says : "I hOe as
need great benefit from its use for weakness of the stomach
and indigestion.".,:•;.!"
' -
James M. Murphy says: "After several pbyaicianinhind
Ikerhave . : Holland Bitters removed the pairrirt*
my heart and vide, arising hoer indigeetion."
The editor of the liittanuing, Free Press stays: "After:nne.
nu e be,t physicians in this place had failed, Eoaibaral
Holland Litters cured td the worstform of dyspepsia.'
Franck Felix, only manufacturer of the "original Ex
tract of Coffee. say, "I know that your Holland Bitters /4
one of the ta:vt medicines in the world for a disordered
stomach ur
Dr. Lod wig. editor ‘.l the - Fackel," Baltimore, proriounced
it a mmlicane the confidence of the public.
Dr. E1,•.1 hart. ti lending flet man physician of Penna.„
hue prieriril,,i it frequently iinrinq the laid three years, With
marked succvls. in deLllitnt..i kitntel of the iiizentive organs,
or of the gystetu v. , erell V.
The MALILLIX tt,ulou'g Vinegar Factory says: I need
If. an.. veer therefore Induced to try Its efroct upon
my a Ira, , :trvuoled with the great debility common to all of
A consiltuptirii habit,) and really it is doing her more good
than anything ehe has ever taken."
Whoever expecm to find in this a beverage will bo dhiar
pointed, but to the sick, weak and low spirited. It will
prove a grateful aromatic cordial, possessed of singular rem
edial properties. .
CAUTION!
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has Induced
many Imitations, which the public should guard against put ,
chasing. Be not pecsuaded to-buy anything elsemntil you
have given Boorbare's Holland Bitters a fair triaL One_Pot
tin will conduce you how infinitely superior It's to all the* ,
i in Rations.
siri Sold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $.15, by the so
provistors, BENJAMIN PAGE, J 2., & 00s
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
cor. Smithbeld and Tod streets, Pittsburgh.
GENERAL AGUIT23..
Philadelphia. T. W. Dvvr. A &ma, 132 N 22 street- Pew
York, Barnes A Park, Ihd Broadway, corner Duane. Belli.
more, Cuspare Brothers, Gay street and Penna. Avenue.
Cincinnati, John D. Park. Chicago, Barclay Crotbere, 213 B.
Water et. St. Louis, Barnard, Adams A Co. N. Otlean#,J.
Wright A Co. my'
TAR. C. MeLAN E'S
tV LIVER PILLS .4ND VERNIFUGE
IMPROVED.
DR. I. SCOTT. a regular graduate and physician of erten
-31, practice itrel experier.ce. by a commendable de
sire to alleviate Litman euderin ;
g, as well as to excel, has per
fected an
I.MPROVEISIENT ON THE ORIGINAL LIVER PILL AND
VERMIFUGE Ole DR- C. McLANE,
Having prepared these remedies as the medical partner of
Dr. C. McLane. for many years.
OUR IMPROVED LIVER PILLS AND VERKEFUGE/4
possess greater eibcacy and arc more mild in their operation
than the Liver PIG and Vermititge prepared latoritlnguille
original recipe of Dr. C. McLane. We mate this declaration
understandingly, and recommend them to the afflicted as
being both pleasant and curative, and believe thew impeller'
to any other Liver NI or Ver . :Wage ever prepared. .
Read Certlfleato of Dr. C. IflcLane, below.
JAS. COLLINe,
J. BANKS KNOX.
THE WHOLE WORLD CONQUERED)
DR. I. SCOTT'S CELEBRATED
The universal relief afforded by applications of thin CEL
EBRATED RING of Pam hitless in cases of Rheumatism,
flout, Lumbago, Sore Throat, Bruhee, Sprains, Sure Pings,
Sutinees of the Joints, Sciatica, Pains, &aide, Burns, Aches
or any other disease for which a Pain Hiller or Liniment is
used. enables us to assert positively that Dr. L SCOTPS
CELEBRATED WHITE CIRCASSLtIII LINIMENT is the
most reliable, safe and pleasant remedy yet discovered. pos
wesing astonishing properties for HEALING DISEASE and
THE PROMPT ERADICATION OF PAIN. The many at
testations to its virtues, given by persona of enlightened
judgment and strict Integrity, should induce all to adopt It
ea a standard Family Remedy. The most incredulous will
require nothing more than the following testimony of Dr:O.
McLane, distinguished as a groat discoverer of medical
remedies:
RE.A.I3 I READII READ lit ,
MORGAVVYWN. WA.. Sept. 12,1565.
This is to ferrite. that I hove examined the Recipe for pro
paring 3lcLane Improyed Verinifuge nod Liver Pills by'Dt.
I. S,irt, who has been LNi THE HABIT OF PREPARING
AND USING MY ORIGINAL MEDICINES IN MY OFFICE
during the last THIRTEEN YEARS, and that I believe Ito
has IMPROVED THEM. I make the shove statement the
more willingly as 1 HAVE NO INTEREST IN TilEhif
WHATEVER. I would further state that I have frequently
U.,Ni his CELEBRATED WHITE CIRCASSIAN LIN I , f PNl'
iu to y practice, a all the hippest effeet., and that Can Con
wientionely recommend it. C. 3.IcLAS/lii Aft f 7
EIEMME
AB the abort. N.ltAlcine3 prep.xred n)h 4y nudelnlppr
'r)*
riAdott of Dr. I. SOYTT. Sold by Drug;-bita and Iterillata4.•
~erywbere.
The GENUINE Dr. C. McIANE'S rafPROVE.D LIVER.
PILLS .AND DIPP.OVED VERMITI;GE ate eiccned by Dr: -
I. SCOTT di CO, accompanied by certificate of C. licl.i.k.NE..*
'Me GENUINE WHITE CIIICACSLS.N' LINIMENT ahsnfid - f ,
by Dr. I. SCOTT .4 Co_ accompanied with signature of I."
F)CTT, M. D.
R Y7IIER & AND Eli SON,
IN .1 3:1 Wu-1 otte,t.
v . C. - .
si t t :
MEDICAL,
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT.
DR. I. SCOTT & CO., SolaProirietors.
Rank Place, Morgantown, Va.
DR. G. H. KEYSER, Wholesale Agent,
IP) Wood street, Pittsburgh.
.. HENDERSON .l. JIRO_
*2ll - 1. Liberty street_
JAS. P. FLEMING. Wh,lesale Agent,
Ja23.o.lyhismilyspeSt) Near Itadroad Depot. Allegheny.
CARD TO THE LADIES.—
PH. DUPONCo'S GOLDEN NIoNTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES. The combination of Inuctlier.t.s in Dr. Dnpcn
co's Golden are perairily harmless. They have been
maid in the private ;Tact:, iif Dr. Dap/nee for over CO
,if ea tostily,te their great and
ncr er-la. lin,: euccegii in alm• ^it evert case, to correcting
irregularite, ribieviog jtoret:vl dt -, trenettlg naenstiruni.
tion. particularly at the ‘.1,..ag...•f of room sto 10 Pills
Kill cu e that r 4:0.0 yet tlreutoUl disease, the Wititatb....
Nearly eery lady in the load cutlers ft - out that carnpi4.4
Gtr above pill hoe permanently cared -thousands:i(
core you it pat mai then, they cannot hirtn'ycni:=444 - 7. • ? Lc ,
(wit rary. they remove till obstructtous, restore nature_ Ot LT,
prep, channel, and invigorate the whole system.
0t,,, health Will not permit an increte, of family will find -,
these Pills a siteceseful preventive. For,partictil:tra see
ter tiol. en the hex. Price sl—and will be sent t0..113214.
c.mndentially. by mail. by enclosing $1 to either Of
I«wine; o.genLi :
00ttl be SAMPLE A REED. general Agents for Allegheny
City; ICINGS'S Drug Store. liirtningbain, JOHN P.SCO7I),
and by W. A. GII..bENFE•NEY d Cu., N 0.43. Fifth s t re et,
the Theatre. Pitteboririi. who will supply dealers at
proprietor's proxia. Sold by till Drimitists in the city and
apr2l:6tnll3"p
D VA T I , ', DISEASES—DR_ BROWN, No.
10 Smithfield si root, b. - it:Teen Third and Fourth
streets. do. .ites his entire atteufiun to an office Praia.
tic,. Itis husineds is, ti .1 - the ,00et part, confined to L o,
private Venereal and such painful atfccione,
brought un by imprudiince, youthful indulgence and CX4e/P•
Syphilis, Syphilitic Lroptieue, Donerrben.,(Deet,StariCtars
Urethral DisrliarFe ity of the blood, with all diseases
oltl.e c ; ;'r-nal Skin Dismat., Scorbutic ErtiptiCal/h
Totter. ilingwurio, 11ercurial Dieenses, Seminal weakness,
Impotency, Piles, Itheuniatigm, Female Weakness, Monthly
Suppressions, Moanses of the Joint!, Fistula in Ano, Nervous
Affections, Pains In the hack and Loins, Irritation of the
Bladder and Ridne) e. successfully treated. Care guaranteed.
Twenty years' practioe i ten in this city) enables Dr..nrotin
to offer assurances of n speedy cure to all who may come un
der his care.
Office and Private Consultation Roosts LO Smithfield at.,
between Third and F. urth streets.
4C4 - Charges moderate. (novs:dawly
DR. BROWN continues to be consulted for
the cure of I , F.CRET DIZISAS.F.S. Ills entreat in
lotut.stutlinc cases a unequalled. The afflicted are Invited
to call without delay. Panama afflicted with Venereal Pite
eases, Rheumatism, Pilee, or Seminal Debility, ahottld not
delay to get his advice. Letter' containing n tee, immediate.
ly unaware .%
°Dice and Private Rooms, No 60 Smithfield street
bets, tett Third and Fourth streets, Pittsburgh Iran
L.
lIIRSIIFELD & SO-N
SILL OVEN
TIIIS (SATURDAY) monnso,
Zia- S T. 7 M )1 1: h COATS. 'VA
Received per 1. - preaa.
Aldo, 119 , : f /Styles of
SUMMER CRAYITS AND TIES,
Received per Atlantic.
L. lIIUSEITELD k SON,
:Co. i 0 Wood street.
Font WARD PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A Lot of Ground un Pike street. between Walnut gna w
kuctory streets, with four separate Frante Houses. in good
condition and well rented. Will he sold cheap.
Lots BLAKP.LT & RIMY. .
COnEE—
M pockets Java CIA., b 0 lbs. each :
'2.0 bags prime Old Lagus fee. Received
yre Cof
F. R. DRAY 0.
REfINE—D BOR — ' -- A.X.-- 00 111 s. in store and
for eale by 1 J 02 7 t I: V.LIMCCI BRAS.
-PLUM— Extra Superfine and Choice
..L. Fawn,. Flour for gale by 3 A. PETZIO,
J 324 8A Water et..
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