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VONDAY MORNINO:::t
SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
AT PITTSBURGH
On SEPTEMBER 30th, and on
OCTOBER Ist, Ad and 3d, 1858.
.024 ' ROBT. O. WALKER, Secretary
Charge of Stealing against a Young Lady.—A
charge of stealing was preferred on Saturday before
Ald. Wilson, against Miss Mary Bird, a young wo
man who had for three weeks past been boarding at
the House of Thomas Hunt, in the Fifth ward. Some
time ago Miss Mary came to Mr. Hunt's, alleging
that she expected her father here shortly, who she
said was engaged in the banking business in Western
Virginia, and who, she furthermore stated, had re
commended her to put up there, as It was the place
be put up at when in this city. When she first ar
rived she bad informed some of the female portion
of the house that she wan without funds. After
waiting a couple of weeks, the proprietor asked her
if she had had a letter from her father. She replied
no; but that if he wanted his beard money, she was
prepared to settle, and did so without ceremony.
"This was in itself a suspicious circumstance," as
counsellor Boston remarked in the case of Barden
vs. Pickwick, particularly as about this time another
sojourner at Mr. Hunt's, an Englishman named John
Maton, had lost thirty dollars in gold. The money
taken had been exchanged, bat on tracing it out It
answered the lost coin exactly, viz:. one golden
eagle and one ditto double eagle. A warrant was
accordingly issued for her arrest, but the Bird had
flown in the direction of Lawrenceville, and up to
lastevening had not been caught.
W/. Man 'emus Black 11011.- A good deal of
:.excitement existed in the vicinity of Ald. Major's
I. ..,efflce on Saturday afternoon, caused by some " re
. Aspeetable °Wind puasons" charging a white man
.named John geed with swindling their brethren out
of a MR of money in the neighborhood of fourteen
Bd4lra. Bead, It seems, is constable of the Fourth
ward, and on the lst of August—the black man's
Fourth of July—went to Denny's grove, where the
celebration was held, and without any authority col
lected admission fees to the amount above named,
which he refused to fork over. When suit was
brought, he compromised by paying over $5, and $5
costs, Ald. Major generously throwing off $1,50. It
it is true,•as alleged, that he collected $l4, the con
stable made rather a good operation, after deducting
costa, Ac. Not satisfied with extorting from liquor
sellers, lottery dealers, and cyprians, our policemen
are now about to try what can be made out of the
colored population. We know of nothing worse, un.
Jags it Le " stealing the pennies from a dead nigger's
a we,," which we had always supposed was only a
meta - ohor to express the lower depth of meanness.
Rerttirtg . of the New Cis! Any .'+'<air.. —The Fi
nance c oint ,:aeff of the City Councils, in pursuance
of the provisim:4 of en ordinance requiring that coal
hereafter be sold I,'T wei g ht in the city, have rented
out the new city seek', to the foil' wing parties, they
being the lowest and best bidden'
First Ward Scale, i oeat ad at the Point, to Mr.
John McKee.
Second Ward Scale, located on the bank of the
Monongahela, in front of the Na. 4441 ° 1 H`4Bl. to Mr.
John Simmons.
Fifth Ward Scale, located near liinksen
coal yard, to Mr. Joseph Bowman.
Seventh Ward Scale, located on Cent re avenue, to
Mr. James M. Hunter.
Ninth Ward Seale, which is to be lo.toted on ..r
near Allegheny street, between Liberty and Penn, in
the Ninth Ward, has been awarded to Mr. Samuel t'.
Lewir.
Old Hay Scale on Liberty street, near Union, hes
been awarded to Mr. David Drennan.
The new ordinance regulating the subject goes
into effect on the 18th inst.
Ohio uud Pennaylrania Railroad Company.—Ne
•ceipta for passengers for July, I 556.. ..... $51,214 7C
Receipts for freight for July, 1856 37,; 3G
Receipts for July, 1815
Increase $25.552
Ohio and Indiana R. iron ti Curops rty.
itecelitte for passengers for July, I S, I I:i
33,ecei,pte for freight for July, 1856 4,271
Receipts for July, 1655
Decreme.
These two Companies ceased to exist as independ
ent organizations, on the 31st of July. From and af
ter the let instant, all the receipts belong to the
"Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Itailrosd
Company," and the receipts fur August, will be so
.ablisbed.
Appeal.—The attention of the Court of Quarter
Session was, on Saturday, called to the appeals from
the Board of Licensers. Mr. Basbrouk desired the
court to appoint a day as soon as possible for hearing
the appeals. The Court was inclined to the opinion
that the appeals would have to lay over until the
next term as appeals from Justices of the Peace Jci
civil suits. Mr. H. thought the act of Assembly re
quired a more speedy determination of them. Some
"ecuseion ensued after which his Boner recommend
all
t -oneerned to try to comprehend the new act of
ed licensee fully, and promised to bear
Assembly
Nil as soon as the law and necessity
the cases of app, ,
of the cases required.
The petition of Wm. for
praying LO h aye ale
exceptions to his
applica for license granted on
tion
- stay bad not been
the ground that the act of Asset._
followed in filling and signing the ea: .1"14"'
AU about a Horer'4 Ayr.—No less thou four is.
took place on Saturday, growing out of a tllspui,
about a horse, of an uncertain age, which resulted
in a row. In the first place, John Schreiber, the
keeper of an inn in the Fifth ward, sued John Rrie
koff for surety of the peace; secondly, George sued
John Schreiber and one Casper Rubold for assault
and battery; thirdly, a man named Henry Rosen
baum sued George for surety of the peace; and
fourthly and finally, Mrs. Gertrude Schreiber sued
- Mat for an assault and battery. It all occurred in
Schreiber's bar room. We believe the age of the
horse has not yet been determined.
Jfarri.d.—Michael Liston to Elizabeth Fitzgib
bon, on Saturday last, by Ald. Major. Michael had
appeared before the Alderman to answer a charge of
rape made by Elizabeth. On meeting the accused
she persisted in her allegation, at the same time say
ing that all she asked of Mike was that "he would
make an honest woman of her," which she thought
might be done by a little matrimony. Mike agreed
to do what he could for her, and after a few words
by the Alderman, wiping out old scores, the partie,
left, the one no doubt with as honest intentions as
the other.
litoband and Mfr.—Mary Schwambly was rom- I
mitted on Friday last, charged with the larceny of
$4B and some cents, the property of Martin Weaver.
The prosecutor alleges that the money was Stolen
from him while a lodger at the inn of the defendant.
One James Ramsay, who was a companion of Martin
Weaver, made information against Philip Schwam
bly for selling liquor without license. Philip was
accordingly committed to the care of oee Phillips, an
attentive and humane man, who lives in a strung
house on the hill, where he has the pleasure of see
ing many a-far off.
Sence the above we learn that the snakes chased
Philip out of his boots, and that be died in his cell
on Saturday evening, in a whisky fit.
Well done fur a Thief.—While amen was purchas
ing a ticket at the circus on Friday night, a pick
pocket stole bis pocket book containig $ll,OO, and
then ran. He was pursued by an officer to the river
bank, where dreading arrest he plunged in and made
good his escape to the other side.
Enoch Howell was arrested on Friday night, and
committed on charge of keeping a bawdy house, on
oath of W. Hodkinson. Angelina McClure, also,
lodged a complaint against Enoch for an assault and
battery. On either charge Enoch may be translated
for a season.
Sent to House of Refuge.—Mayor Adams sent to
this institution a youth of fifteen, on Saturday,
whose vicious habits were such as to make him a tit
subject for moral reform. It was done at the ineti•
gation of his mother.
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The Democratic Meeting at the comer of Factory THE I ATEST N FWS '
and Pike streets, in the Fifth Ward, on Saturday
evening, was a "rouser." About three thousand BY TELEGRAPH.
people, among whom were quite a number of ladgilt, _
were in attendance. The Third and Sixth Ward
Glee Club done their share, as usual . . After raising
the pole and swinging the colors to the breeze,
speeches were made by R. B. Carpenter, Esq., of
Chicago, Hon. P. C. Shannon, Capt.. Robert Porter,
and A. B. M'Calmout, Esq.
AUGUST 10
An Extortioner Mulcted.—A cabman named James
Brawley, carried C. K. Wilmer, a traveler from the
East, from Pittsburgh to the Ohio and Pennsylvania
depot, for which he charged the extraordinary auto
of $1,50, contrary to an ordinance for the regulation
of fares. The stranger made an information before
Mayor Adams, of Allegheny, who mulcted the greedy
Jehu in the sum of $lO. He would have been bound
over to answer at court, but Mr. Wilmer could mot
stay to prosecute.
Rioter', Held to Hoil.—Mayor Adams, of Alleghe
ny, held to bail, on Saturday, Wm. Dohaven, Win.
Blackstock and others for riot. The offence ronsist.
ed in stoning the house of Francis Wolf on Federoal
street.
Dr. Bell's Opinion of Hostetter Bitter■
Some months since, while recovering from nu attack of re
mittent fever, I was requested to try Dr. J. litstetter's Cele
bi Stomach Bitters, as an article peculiarly suited to the
condition of convalescents from fever. It in but simple Jus
tice to say that It rapidly restored the powers of my digest ire
organs and at the same time kept my towels gently open.
I have no hesitation in saying that hitherto in using it in to
traction, it has, in every elute where I here ordered tt. ttetel
like a charm In thus speaking freely of it, I fat front poll
patent unklkine, on article it by no means claims to Is.
N. B —We will not be accouunible for numerous counter
faits of Hostetter Bittern, put up In the tams shape bottle us
the original. Purchasers will be able to tell the origival by
It. J. flo,tetter's name being blown in full upon the bottle.
HOST ETT ER t S ITU.
or by tenting it.
Sole Meuutacturero and Propriewre, 267 Pen u ,t.
And fur sale by Druggists and hotel[ generally throluill
out the United Mania and Caninlas. jyhhia,
ad- A Lady of oar acquaintance, Mra. PloW-
F.LI., No. It Stanton street, New York, we. troubled with
liver complaint for a long time, and after trying many rem, - -
thee, wee advised to try Dr MLANES CELFBRATI:ti
LIVER PILLS, prepared Ii) Fleming Broil, Pittsburgh.
She did so. and says that with one box mho was 4.44,1n/illy
cured.
indigestion, stoppage of the tneusea, rostiven , o,, end
general irregularity of the bowels, are all diseases origina
ting in the same prolitic cause, as Is also that dreatitul
reourge, Dyspepsia. Those um) are nfllicted with any ol
above enumerated diseases., may root motored that the
octane of all their maladies is iu the liver, and for it, Corr.,
the beet remedy ever uttered t the public le Dr NI,-
lAtue.'N Celebrated 'deer Pill, Try them The motley 0 ..
112°41..11f not t.titifectory.
Purchaser+as ti ha cat vial to ask for Pr Ariatot't 0:••
brain! Liner Ala. IllaUltraCCUrvd by Fleming !Wes., of Pole
burgh, Pa. All other Liver Pills, In comparison, are it °Eli •
I.e. Dr ADLltue'a gemstone I.lver Pills, ^leo hie celebrated
Vernitfuge, eau now be heel at all nave...tattle drug Mote-
Soot geuutur without the signature ‘‘f PLtatSU BRA
Alen, fur sale It> the dole proprietor*,
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Surcoasor - s to J Kidd a Co.,
No, es) Wood struot., career ul Vuutt.t.
gjy-What a 11-11raggiut Says--tu. I A C.
hake groat pL anutr in laki.hug tto 1.-giut , 111 1 , 0 th.
yonr Dr. n L.Jvci I . ols Hay,.
Lihoul natm - k, arialtig. no th.libt, frt.ut th. , t..rpi•Ln t.,
liver, um , 1411 lads said. i.mt F. rratury al3 liver 1., Mali 1.3
aft hon. l'utita,immtly, lam 1.11 mmal bralth Ain!, No
r6r«rtully ,ee0t0n.3..3.1 Use Itapt a.f tally I. th....milat I.
Yuma. F. M. CHALFANT. DruggLat
Marttnabnrg, Va.. 1,34,
Dr. bICIALIeiI IMPROVED User Pill,. and IMPROVED Veruti•
Mips, alao fi.. I Scott'a Orlotirete‘i White eirctuullon
went, prepared palely uDJer the superrialt.n ur Dr L
a regular I.lediesl graduate, and l'hyawaut of exteuiliv- pre. •
tko. None genuine, only se prepared 1.0 Dr I. seen A •
: . u.Uk Ylaca, 14_;7gantuan,
Ci.E.Wel ?WYE: TUE YOUNT/A.IN lIKA.D ,
MottriAsie,rs, V.. Sept I. ItEZ
Thu is M unify, Tlukt I hare Einlyinvj tkc itri - ltre t r
preparing Imp,red Verinifnii"
Ll , er 11.14 by Dr. I. Sa.tt. who hat been in the habit of I•r.•
pArisg and ueiug my urigival modicum+ In In) eltirediu...e
the [dal thirteen yours, and that 1 I..eheve be Mu.
them. I tual, the allyive attitiigueut
have uo lliwredt lia tholD WhAper, C p
Dr. 51oLano'N I NIPPAVID Vortuffuv•
lbet:om pul I r.l by sertlEtret. of MrLau«. for .1.. I y
Draggiate and Ittorclorana eVerywhrre.
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IN:. J. P. FLRMING, A lloghou y, oast Railroad I.rpot,
Vir.oladalo Afoot. mr, opt.
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out and 'rig, glvrn /9 - //ALLEY'S PAIN E
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coutt.sodloy ww dot All th.-ir not urAl .t
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tettiliqi.il quite ha - wit-to by rubbit. L ., ,iitobbutl) a . 4 u.L.L,04,
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nail 11,1,1 ittiittit 11, t ignite "tett tltrit 111,
t.y, it will dweetly attmet. taul I.
pcwooning iittluenre. Al the eting het. and
the tatitAlit it toucheb you the pain suds The bit.! ol i •bot
ttnlttials ALIA) Are ILA speedily oeutritlis...l.
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None genuine without Ili otheti-pintx rEticritvoi La6l4, with
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94 , 1.1 at eethkr per 1.4,x by Dr 41E41 H KEYSER,. 140
1.44,1 by nearly !GA y deal. 4 - 11• i
hroughout the 1. 7 14D01l :Amt.. All , 1rt4.42 L,r u.
f,rtnotion or advice, t., neldreerod C. •(I.lCh Eh
k 01., New York
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thirlpar. y.or agt•tals. the two ,•thel atom. ,11 wore .1 t heau
than any other medicine I AEA they as. 1t“,4, U.. 1
rale-real fever pstreub. to rrtmllrl th.ir broken .4,11 Li:
have used, during the lust Is 11:5 oat
Jaunty, tour boo lea. They item 1,•,111131 , '1,64 1.. My 1.11 , 4
a IselteltKor, at time when Ili) Nya.nl WWI sure h .i• i•
fiwal tht. otlertn 01 a r•t • rre L 4, nt.f,v, They gm, ti„ - 1.11
Kipetite xll.l ivai ,, ted x t..ue •o 4 vlgs,l t.. Ill) 01.1.• sy
t/1 th , Srptember Iturulmr+ ..f tn) pap, I ,lat.-4 asy
th. K.. 1 .ale. Is of th.. 11111,1'. Cu: whi. I.
lune they had a Int Kt. :.tel ha v. 0..0 .a., II
:tlant mna• tar In thm.n Mit)
I Wt. Pat) Ilsnt 11.1 I:••nt
wving you line telftlniull Ow skits , •u• •
••pitratsoll 1(1111,, ""
advinti.uwilt
y u g .qie by FL. lIJ Nti LI ALI/61 lii. UL:iJ li.kit
rµl..Kbarpt4
" 4 44 - jfAlj()r 110 feW lipyll }boor 1+ Dut'
igrp ticep,Ler, n➢d tilatteri:Jg ((I amid(, 11.1
Ituot. ❑ut .beu
lowest etagea 4116,-,
and Oieuttt, awl 6 wally
rztricy ut OM al tide that he a
forced to believe lu l.int, awl gli
the must cuusplcuoue pliu e that rair
Such. reader, le Mr. Ken ugly, nut! such
is
Disiovery. The meet desperate hunt
~5t Itheuniatisui or Neuralgia, are cur
eh: tent slain of time by this as cideutal. )et most
cry of Mr ,Kennedy
'kir so. long adrorthrernent in another entnron
Sold trbulettale end multi at UK. (IEOIIO K II K I 1":'
140 IVatal etreot, tliglt ut ttin 6uldun M.,rtitr, nod nt J
FLEMING'S, A lif.glJKly
ti d - Thooastodit of Children Die annually
the Croup, and yet two ur three Metes .4 hr Hover , ' Live,
wort, Tar and Cowl/slay:us will dentlmy the false membrane
formed by this disease. give tree passage to the breath, Kiel
thoroughly relieve thin distressing complaint. Niothetit,
think of this! It is equally' efficacious in all pulmotody
atw•axuS. See pamphlet, also advertisement iLi at
. "Irma!
*E For sole s wholonolo and rotall, by R. E. FELLERS A
41.)., cursor Wood and Second ntroote.
stk)ld aldo by.IIENDERSON & SRO., Liberty ntr.t; Ir. r
SCTIISARTZ, anil •131001111A&I A IdoKFCINAN,
C null-AANrI
city
47e-Why will you Suffer, 'WHEN 'RELIEF CAN 11E
SO EASILY OBTAINED?—hare you a Sore Throat,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Croup, Stiff Joints, Frost
Bit., Burns, Sprains, or Pains In any part of your system
You on be relieved at once by uoiug the moot beautiful of
all Llutments, the " While Circassian Liniment," prepared
by Dr. SCOTT, of Morgantown, Va., and for sale cheap,
wholesale and retail, by Dr. KEYSER, 140 Wood street, and
JAS. P. FLEMING, near R. It• Depot, Allegheny. See ad•
vertisement in another column of to-day's paper. truar4:lln
//3 - Stockings and Hosiery for Winter.--
If you don't want your feet pinched with bad and short
Stockings, you will ts.ke our advice and go to C. DAIT'tl,
nor of Market alley and Filth street, and buy some of tilos ,
elegant fine Stockings, that make your feet feel nice and
comfortable. DALY also makes and mills every variety .01
hosiery that yoci can mention, at wholesale and retail.
Remember the place, corner of Market alley and Fifth
streetoctit
iUr Batchelor's Hair llye—Fiftoon meilais awl
diplomas, eighty thousand applications of the intimilante,
attest the public appreciation. Brown or black hair, as
to nature as nature's self, Is produced instantly, without
cbauco of falling, ur injury to akin or hair. Made and sold.
ur applied, On nine private rooms,) at BATCHELOR'S, ia`i
Broadway, New York.
wboleasie and retail, by Dr. GAO. H. Karma, 140
Wood street ardelwdsw
Kir Come one, come all, to MORGAN A. CO' s
Ito. 164 WOOD street, and buy what you 'rant in the RAT
or OAP line. A large stock or SILK. PUR and STRAW
TIATS always on hand. Remember,
MORGAN a CO.,
164 Wood street.
" ..:401C1
4.,..*!."'-'••
SPaiNGriELD, 11.1—, April 14, IKoti
SANFt.IItD NI.
HENRY VALLEY, Ntabufactun.r,
C V. CLICK EN El: ACV , Nlatalfarti,t. •
0. t..1..et s I
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ca At, a rynn first risisiog 1,1111%..11 1r.,.' II
No, Awd phen Iwnofittin,
• witAK4.• . 4 4‘tuuu.At, tht.,ugb th.•
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THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON, August B.—The Senate passed Seve
ral private bills, and adopted the report of the Com
mitixe on Indian Affairs, after a discussion of nearly
fivd hours. No further legislation is necessary to
enable R. W. Thompson to receive $42,000 fur ser
vices rendered the Menominee Indians.
Mr. Weller moved the consideration of the Pacific
Railroad bill. No quorum. Adjourned.
!louse considered the bill making appropriations
for expenses of lighthouses, coast surveys, custom
houses, marine hospitals, etc.
An amendment was made that $300,000 be appro
priated to the continuation of the Washington aque
duct.. Lost by twenty-five majority. Proceedings
dull. Without disposing of the bill, the House ad
journed.
WAREIMGTON, August 9-s'emerc.—The Senate took
up and passed the joint resolution authorizing Pro
fessor Bache, of the Coast Surrey, to accept a medal
presented to him by the King of Sweden.
Mr. Bunter reported a substitute for the bill regu
lating the compensation of members of Congress,
giving them $2,500 instead of $3,000 a year, with a
section providing that if any books be distributed
among the members, by a resolution of either or
both Houses, the price given for the same shall be
deducted from their annual compensation, provided
that this shall not extend to books ordered to be
printed during the Congress for which the members
respectively shall have been eleoted.
Mr. Thompson, of New Jersey, made a speech to
show that Commodore Stockton, and not Col. Fre
mont, is entitled to the honor claimed by the latter's
friends as conqueror of California.
Mr. Jones, of Tenn., examined the platforms of
the parties now in the field, and indorsed that of the
Ninocracy. He declared that he should support
Buchanan, believing that the safety of the country
depends on his election.
Mr. Bell, of Tenn., felt imperatively called upon
to define his position. Ile was not a member of the
American party, hut be should support Millard Fill.
more.
Mr. Bigler submitted a resolution, which lies over,
calling on the President for copies of the vouchers
on which Fremont's accounts as an officer of the
Government, from his first expedition to California,
so that the nature of the disbursements may appear;
also inquiring whether there is any public un.ey In
his hands unaccounted for, or whether there are any
papers on file in the department, from official sources,
charging Lim with malfeasance in ofllee. st.e.
Mr. Foote made a speech on the subject of the
wrongs of Kansas, maintaining that the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise is the cause of the present ex •
citement throughout the country, threatening the
perpetuity of the Union. The primary purpose and
11)44 fruits of the abrogation was to fasten slavery
on Kansas, either peaceably or forcibly. Ile spoke
or squatter son ereiguty as a fleeting phantom, now
abandoned by its original friends, end of the subju
gation of the people of Itaustts by invaders aunt
usurpers.
: 4 enate adjourned.
Boosc.—On motion of Mr. King a resolution
wss
adopted requesting the Postmaster General to make
to special and igilant inquiry as to the places where,
nod the persons who have unlawfully abstracted or
detained from the mails, transmitted from Washing.
tom books and public documents distributed by
members of Congress.
The House resumed the conaideration of the bill
making appropriations for light houses, coast and
lend surveys, custom houses, marine hospitals, etc
Among the hero• arc appn•pnations for the post of
lie, 0u.1.1111 on I court house at Philadelphia, six
revenue cutters on the lakes $7,000 for the pur
chase of outtlniz, ou•t coeds for distribution through
tie patent office. It provides that after Sty ember
Ali the military superintendency of pubik fun .1
digs be abolished. The vote was tO agatust :to
Mr. Sherman, rising to a quest ton of pre, d. go,
called attention to the fart that Mr Sat age had, in
a speerh, characterised the report of a majority of
the Committee on Kansas Affairs, a compound of
gross partiality, misrept• sentation and perversion of
truth, put forth with impudence and unblushing
talsehood. All that Mr. Sherman had to say was
tnat such language was a TiOißtiOU of the rules of
the Ile use, and a breach of parliamentary decorum
and courtesy wh•„ h 5t,,,,C1 prevail among gentle.
.oer,. and it wit, t2,pi true
&NMI, I.lllr VI Pre, }ol2.JlSeni, nr.,l tlrc }louse
occom tnil seven o'rl(4.k. for genets!
M hisouri Election
ST 1,0114. Auglift 9. , Lieturnn tram ad.!,
11uniteoun the vote
110 urn., Benton 3,11 ‘77; Ewing. Amer
rut, 7.417 Fn three of these evuntien the tote tor
Pent a i• not The Congraiitiunnl return..
unreliable.
Anguit Return. from Al
.le Ankert,an I , Anti Ben
n I I , I' :u, I 1.1. Mr ln.,,!Les.
alultkAli• 9 r^ taluctcti to Couglo,..
Sr. Anton U.. In tLe Yd t'tlerettstonn ,
!),trwt, Abder...o tursp.rivy in fl tllO (.0(1 T 1 FOS I ,SOO
. ~1 11/ile• ear f rin.
1,,,t A 0,1..p.,n'• elocti“n c.pn.l.lereti certain. :tsi
I , ,ntrlnt fire not:lll.,n•n I i re-en,
rr Amor:ran^ 1 I.nnllos ry c”tirlilersitly
hts o..tc in I "i:t i in lbw , c"unitne 11,4
•
t•l....knit for. :oat DiStelet eleiolloo ve 1V,..,.1
Artier,,•.., :0; !till term. 400 over Prime. Hew , .
.te Idnuglas, diem••crat, t. tout n.)O behind Pori'
the sawn veuntier in the same Utetr.U. .A
Atnertran. ddr the vacancy. ham 1)(0 eteprlty or
Jatle.‘m Lten,crat nth I)istrlet - the ten retureo
',ln Indicate that Phelps wilt be elect
rd fur Me other term.
.rty mut , ceuntite‘, inelutiing et. Louts. elect .:I
A utetwarir, dlentotittes, Dome, rota. and 6 W
to the House- as far as hoard (recta. and throe Afncrt
can', three Detn.wrate mud I;ont.miteg are eteet•••l
t•, the Senate.
Norllt C•rollo• Slectlou•
ei.,u, Augu,it Y The return! , meek rd
Franklin, I.i.tll.lrd, Samp,ou,
V. armee, New llnnut Cr. Columba?,
It t tno, uranxe, Me,k1,,n1,,,g.
Lrn,pir, it.opjun,
Y n dk,ri a nd t, roe..
Bragv. .r. vf 17 un
the "tale will 01,w n 1 etn,,c•ratie mnp,nli .
unit rile I,a, 4u.ned ten IlltkUibei
tic Leg,lnture.
MITEMI
\ st I , ngtl•t - • There are rl.l.•rtE I
1, Bragg, Ow oandninto
,:rnor and uther rQunt
idtnrr, AlllOll , llll, gain, -1'..2 la It ullf“rd Limp; ..
nuLl.tiktodly elei• red.
Front Washington
CITI, Atlgl.l , t V —A bill we. report.
.11 the 11,11,e, L. day, by Mr. Faulkner, to pr-inote
the etlicien -y of the army. It increalms the pay
cottant,lioned officers t?.?o per mouth, and ruiFer
their ration , to :in cents nut to confer a 1..,
rank, command ..r emolument.
re ... r ived a deapatch informing hire
that be eras unatAtit...irly re•nominated thingre,
A treaty between the I u toil .)taros anti the tn..
units transmitted to the:m:tut fir ratification.
'Fhere i, no rag that no county in Arken,a
ha, ; riven an A Inerienn majority, but the A rliatina
member- think that at least It week oust elapme
tore it.ny reliable intormatrin i, received from tht
whole State. The from Arkan,un hat,' re
t•eited :4.. de:Tel.:he,
iflEffi
Augunt human emigrants, number
ing between ,uu and 400, left Nebruaka city on Mon
day, the 4th iuet., fur 'Yope:nn, where it wan expected
rlirp trould have arrived on Wednesday, unlenn in•
orrnided Li Mtneuurtans. Two hundred ut the
s.edd Westpoi sh..l Kichapeu with the intention at
then). Meen‘dqners sent by the etei
• u :e Smidh did nut tetgrn. Gen. Lane
I gr'utn t'• 44totusyjeg the emigrants. A twn , ired
w"'Curelie have gene up the luwe rued
• ).; 11 ng ,rtan
n. wee and anoint tm, "DIP/IW.
•
DestructlN-. storm.
Th e , ue „..eive thunder chow.
liosrom. August u.
irs yesterday were the moat severe .`xl. 2 rietwed for
many years. AD unpreeedented of rain
fell, and buildings in uoruerioni towns were is:"een
by lightning, including several churches. The ger
ramie river ruse at Manchester eleven feet. In New
Hampshire touch damage has beets done to property
by the extraordinary overtlews, and travel un the
railroads is impeded.
•
I i y;tl St. Louis, Mo.
last_ Sol.l nit $1 pen 1.411 r, or six Native for $l, Ix - the pro. MEADVILLE AND ERIE EXPRESS AND
1 Neb.,. Ilk:N.1 , 011N PAGE. Jae At CO., Mtmulat tin me
( TRA NSPORTATION COMPANY.
Piru ma+ tatttatti awl chentiats, I ' M '''''' h. l '' . it R. BEL " I T lllscoml' INY I '
LERS & Co., router of aceotol and Wt.,' streets. nod • , • , laving on the Ist of
.11ily ,ononenced carrying the L.
Druggedx geuetalle. anittlw ! Marl fr om Pittsbur g h to Erie. ta - hrougl B t 'ltC' — r..k
1 . ~,„,,
. _ I. , e r. Mer. er, Meadville and W '
aterford I
.I.ave AL—t--
1 ( ) It SALE —A dealraide property - property - iinth - t ,..a ple
erct..,l such arraugements us will entlblo 111.11 to
('ay of Allegheny Three rentinguons Line, situated „u ry paaseu g ers or packages to any point ou the route in
~, t h e li rat 1,1‘.1, ot the Fast Common. nolantoilig hi front 1..., time that the s ame serv i ce wan ever b e f ore ~,,,f„,,,,,,i
se
,outs I„.. loot lone im Iv, and ettemlnig hot It (cornering ou this road, and at cheaper rates. Vase wishing to en.
', t i tin ) Alb, !to a depth ot toilet) tem 'ther e .11c on Ow page passa g e or forward packages from this city will kind
1,11114. -Inc. olpoilit three Mot') Brick Dwelling Honor nit &put at all times in readiness to wait upon them at the
alt t ,,- 0 p.,, 0 ,,, i,,,,,,,, e nt5. Truce, nix thousand or lot” ' St- Clair Hotel, corner of Penn and St. Clair streets, Pitts
dad dollars-- twenty-tivn liundied dollars in Muni, and tint burgh, Pa.
haulm, in tom e q ual annual Lustalments. w alt intern-t, Time through from Pittsburgh to Erie, thirty-two hours.
r
n esik
so„
It
by hood Nll,l ntortgagea t Jyaltttf
It slurpropel ty Is not kliAl.r.osool xl it I duk lo g ibe mouth, - .., . -
wilt tat ,tfleted at Pnbla Sal, ”ii lbo preanves. on Toralay, W‘ Arrival of Salt Oysters,
'ht• second day of September Inw,t. For Information tit JUST received at STEINRUCK'S, No. 111
re g ard la the property, rehwence way to had to aIORRI SUN I
Fns'f Eh and JOHN FLEM !Nil, Esq.. Aikgti••fly city. Nvi - s in street, where all the delicacies of ..., --
the setwoll, can be had, served up in any desira. Iti.„ 0,
dui 411311 WM. B. FOSTER. I
ble .ttyle He la also in daily receipt of NlllOl. '•
NEARLY ALL GONE.—We have “nly Ayr McLAUGIILIN, LAND AND REAL ES- I 1,'',.."1',,1''',;,.'',,,,,7,,.''',,.,:ri1-",,,yb`',',f'"l.,' k F e rc AL F : l 7:.; i t h ' wi ll i r s t ... t
.0
eight of those large Balding Lots I. ft , these we will J.T.11 a Tan Aliuse. Lout WarT7llllA Boosted. 1'1,11,1, Iv, 1,, , 01el and restaurants on the must reasonable terms. dt" fami
ten at $•&60 eat 11, terms easy. The Y at, the (ant or - 10,1 • bou g ht tail sold; also, Shipping Aircur for the Black Star t joo , r „. eived, ~ large and floe le..
of •
t Lemons, Oranges and
blocks A/1 P.: each-4AI has. The its ation to health ) atri plea. 1 ~.i . i f ~,,,,,,,,,, fro,,, ~ , ,.,,,p , ,,,i 1 ,,,, f ,,, ~,, the ikno ,„, .. f Pine
Apple..
8. STEINRIJCR,
twit; each lot has a front of '2l foot or Fronk 1111 Oleo. AIL- Na 11 . 1 Wood street.
En g land. Ireland and Scotland. inner., N. I Jones' Build. j‘ , 4
.heny, by Po feet dens to a 24 feet alley. enro ls et si.tlitit 114. t.ntrltiou on Sitth Street, 01:110411E, I,oin. idecs I y ! - ''- --.....-- ,.,
n h e n, :1 then eau should a ttend without All a 3 (tub AN KIM, HOUSE or ___ _ _...
J. B. Canfield,
, , DAVENPORT, lOWA,
run. Win 1 ,,,,,;.1. 313 of these lots bait.. ltetth mild li. the last I CHUBB BRO., BARROW & Co.
nauth and sill be Ituitros ed without ,I. lay. They tic the . \bike Collections on all
cheapest lots lu either of the :(Poe. , COM MI 5 5 lON AND FORWARDING '
,0 1 , I e steer. Prompt atteathtn given to an business! ett
p.,11.11 Wl, tlll.l Weld of the Mittelm
an.: S CUTHBERT 4 SON, Lt :am ket st. i i :11KROIIANT, and Wholesale Dealt);
l in
I N , Vester i ti p Re l .
Nor,. C1t, , ,,t0. Witter, Lank fork, Bacon. lei. ot alit .40
11'1,4,1 LE, thr'ir sands.
Pried
i rrrli t t, an d REF ,
FIN E 141.1ESS GOO . DS. -- A • A i ...p i t.% `Ai N i Al . , .t i 1t .: 11 . 1 :11 4 , ..5 . sl , t , t i r ,. a r t: i s i;
, I N . u. s e t i a t i l a a i . nl d fwd Oil,
Co. WoUld invite the 11t.011L101, ol shy .. . li. I. 1011 , ~, 143 Front street, Me .arg L.
rt. JONES A CO., Pittsburgh;
I H. E. SWIFT 11111. & JOHNSTON, Cliicago;
' stock t.t . Figured sad Plain Deranges, Lawns, Brilliants, at , rtdr , j ,
_I.
~anise they are chadn g out crow oven 4)-th e totin ) per t ellt F REMONT AND FILLMORE ME . N AT . EW. CLARK & CO., Philadolphia:
11 I 1.11 than 010 11MUSI price. an 4 TE:IiTIiIN. ( ITIZF.NS' RANK, Baltimore;
- ~ , , . . RW. CLARK, 0 1 101.114 & CO.. Now York;
'"k 500 Ifs, 11l store and The Lite and Travels of John C. Frolllollt, Ai, ,41. 111
VALUABLE BOOKS' BY EXPRESS' a t . P EARL TAPIOC. O'ILMORE & BROTHERTON, Cincinnati. Lbritlm
1.1y7 1 FLEMINXI BROS. Unlock,
i' DA 1 ISoN'S BOOKSTORE, 65 M ANIS ET street, ' near : for 411.1. by „ - . , l'he Ftemont CFIIIIIMIOI Sllllgraer. 1/ IRSHFELD & SON
Fourth street t '
.INSEF,i) (AL-500 pip , Just ree"eive , land Rim) Copies Flllutore's Ileeept ton Rod Speeches. L. WILL OPEN
Dante' avid the Revelation, viewed lu thelr mutual rela
for sole by [Ault] FLENIIND BROS. lira ropers Fillmore Fong...tele.
Lieu; b) Auberlin. . ' Jim received by B. T. C. MOROAN, THIS (SATURDAY) MORNING,
....4.ritione by Rev. C. H. Spingrow, the modern Whitfield. 113 IXE MASS-50 lbs. in store awl fur sale. Iv' 4., 41 Firth at.
NEW STYLES OP
The Mystery, or Evil and litni; by Young, author of ,r,,.2 FLEMING 'MLA. RW817)111 ER CVATS.IIE, T HE-1111EINDERBOLTS OF JOVII WEIL
' allot of fill
n )',
- - ~,, „., . -..,-- ,„ 11-ISUIrI.AICICEI INSUR—ANOii!—Appliett- Received per Expresa. , forged by Vulcan, but although the inivh , Wes ,
Sibert's Wold—a new Wok, by author of Trap to Catch a I R ADWAY'S READY. nt, blt,,F— to gross ji_ thin fur Insurance for several good relitaa. Insurance Also, new styles ef i
.. pons of the one-eyed blacksruithe aoswered very the
SUMMER CRAVATS AND TIES, battles of the Gods, they were not half as effective esi Colt's
Sunbeam. on band end for sale Iv (iy2l) FLEMING BI S. Companies received by
I Fremont's Llfe—best edition. 1 ------------ Agency and Intelligence office, on the north sideikif Ohio,
GRO. NV. BUNN, at. his Ilea! Estate
Received. per Atlantic. latest improved revolvers which weigh Lot a pound, find ulti
puRE LINSEED OlL.—The subscriber L. niasEtrgui &Ow, send ballathick end fast us Parthian arrows. Theireproved
• Life of Buchanan. fourth door east of the Diamond. ALLIEDIENI .CTV. Jul
i iertha--Miss Bremer's new book. hawing engaged in rho manufacture of Linseed (NI, ,
()RANGES- 40 liOxesthiSdalrqc g a
e've,d and Ja3
_wiry.- N 0.70 Wood street. 1 Revolver can be had at the Enterprise Wolics,t o F.Pb•o . with
a generals ssortment or Guriq eui-ltifitvi of every iteAription
Teanysen's Pectin'. complete in one volume—only 75 cis., would inform consumers and dealers, that he is prepared to ,
le. REYNIER & .4.. DID 04 °LYS SCHEIDAM • SOJELNA.PES-5
Kilt. supply them with , * !artery prime artl I k j ..,; ‘,„, for sale by
No. 39 .1 iVoixi4timet Vil f ' grOis on hand and for sale by FLEMII44IBiIS9. an 2 0 . ,
I and tans assortment of Surgical luetiwnents aml.Oull , tY.
BOWN & TETLEY, No. 136 Mallet et.
New SS. Library, No. 4, befog 10t1 vols. for PO, au7 ii 26 J. BOBOONNIAKER. 24 Wood et.
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Trent)' Iv It h I he Creek Indians.
W A !I II ING vos, August 9.—A treaty was signed yes
terday tsetisern the bead wen of the Creek Nation
and the Secretary of the luteriur, the former receiv
ing fur Alabama land claims, Sc., one million of dol
lars—two hundred thousand of which is to be ap
plied to agricultural purposes, the balance to be ap
plied per capita. The delegation leaves to-rnurrow
for the West.
Kentucky Election.
• LutIISVILLY., Ky., August S.—Fifty-six counties
nearly complete, give 3,783 American majority. Tho
Democratic gains are 7,360.
Light House Burned.
NEWBUBYPORT, August 2.--The Southern fewer
of the Light House on Rain Island was struck by
ILghtning yesterday and burned.
lowa Elections.
Cuicaoo, August A.—Returns to this date give the
Republicans a majority of 4500, twenty-five counties
to hear from.
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AUCTION SALES
DRY 'GOODS, &c., AT AUCTION—On
MONDArand TUESDAY mornings, August 11 th and
Pdth,o.ommencing at 10 o'clirk, I .111 sell at the Commercial
Bales Dooms, corner of Worst sod 811.11 streets, to close
consignments, black and colored deem; Silks, wash do..
Alpacas, assorted; Damp 111, ached Muslin, from
3-7 to 6 4 wide; Linen Table Cloths, Towels, Prints, Cam
bric*, dcc, Sc.
On TUESDAY morning, commencing at 10 o'clock, will ho
sold one hundred pair of Satiuett Pants, a trirge variety of
Ca/ miners, Alpaca mid other Vests; Tumid Duck, roil Pad
ding, Patent Thread, Buttons, Sc.
P. AI. DAVIS, Auct'r.
and
AM U SOIEN TS.
JOHN W. M'CARTIIY, Rtt.r. POSTER and
Dissattorrog, will attend to the Posting and Distributing
of all kinds of
BILLn FOR t 'ONCERTS, LECTURES, EXHIBITIONS, Ac.
All roonantilcatione—witltor by mail, tolognmh, ..r other.
wise—Wt tiro ottl, of the Moiling Pout, will
prompt ata•utitnt.
NEW MUSIC—" Now what shall I sing
you t" sung by Miss Louisa Flue, for whom It was
expressly composed and written by her sister, Mrs. Halton.
if loved by thin My Prairie Flower—two new Ballads by
W. V. Wallace.
love thee in the spring tiine"—Franck H. Brown.
You remember k2len—J, M. Stewart—words by Thos.
Moore.
I'll sing then a song of a dear little heart—O. It. Barrows
Coma to this heart so lonely—for contralto voice—music
by Serie.
Yee, thou art like the Sower of May—Fend. Hiller.
Six Nocturnes poor le Piano—par W. V. Walltue—No. 1
Souvenir de New York.
Fairy Star Fcbottisch—ltobt. Slope'.
Meet me in the forest shade—a - orib. by Clarence
Steirlu—
music by W. 11. Doane.
Moonlight Polka—Saml. M. Downes.
Elniswood Waltz.—Berl3n.
The last meeting with the Old Folks—Baker.
Monet Vernon Polka—Hauser.
Farewell dear mountain borne—ll Trovature, by Verdi.
Avenue Polka—Kinicbenheuter.
Les Bonds du Loiret vlll/11 , elegantrw—Lediw
Twinkling Star Polka—Antonio de Anguora.
Also, Fantasias and Concert pieces by Wallace, c w i„,,,,,
Fatter, Itavins and others.
"" - -
Just received by Exprois. CHARLOTTE BLUSIE,
Nu. 118 Wood nt.. secoud door above Fifth at.
.111HP - Mtuoic mailed free of postage. 007
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION in "(lan
cheater.—We elll aell at Public Auction on SATIft•
BAY at ternuon, the 14th day of August, at 3 o'clock, on the
premisea, eta adjoining Lota of Urouud, each Lot 20 ft. Profit
ou Chaucery street m the Borough of Manchester, by 128 ft.
deep to a 24 foot alley. Thu block altogether would make a
detirable al le fur IL military reeldence, being out of the buta
ne., part of the Borough.
Mao, oue Lot of hreaod 21 feet front by 911 feet 6 luchas
deep, sku the corner of Franklin and Chattier. streets, °pp,.
Jots the Associate Reformed Church.
Sale ponsth a. Torun, at sale
au7 11L.AkiE1,1 h RICHEY. Auctioneer's
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AIM No :12
r r II E LIFE awl Public Sen ices of .1011 N
t IRENItiNT, in.M.lma an account of Ktplora
toms, and full repost. •4 hts prlitelpil six-e. hes Ili the 1 .
.ate, by Joh. Itigelois, editor the N Y Erehing Po.t
lth all zircon...reel I...trait and 1111,11e-PUns 1111.trekto.u.
page,- $1
'llse Life cool Public Selma* of Jvu,v Itu• loom, l a te
Minim., to kruuttnu, mud for u+-rly Motor... to Vziesia. s4•on
tor and Reprosontaltse m C.n od Sa-r., Cary of Na....
in,liollug onset of his important. ...qui Pat.,. by
llortou- with an sc.:watt. portrait “1.1 strA
The Republican Campaign Itongstrt - e large supply rs.
ad- price 124 i, mitts.
ilptiteturen liauray And 7 , 1,10.11 Naturstion iinole- ct.
For We by Si. A. ti !WEN PENNEY A Cu,
Filth aL oplaa.aa the Tbritt.r.
SMALL, STORE ROOM TO RENT, with
n.utu,r,olmviug an.l g. , listanw
on Nits ~root, tot weeu Wood nut Rev t low t •
tenant s. tft:Tlllltillt A tSoN,
1.1 Mule, •troet
1 40", EV( SEW Big ok S.
11 Th. Life nut Ser• 4,4 .1 Jannal ltudlooiso,
. ot., 11.,-,,.it importaut 01 los nisi. paper. It. 11 t.
110. to.. with MI 41 , curata l.•+l.lail uti ,terl
Vq/s Eti,d:ll
.11,ertm• Crkassnrltu-- by Chan L...yrr
1.t.1..n41,1c DI- In Mal II k.. 4 .1,41. a.
V., sub. by II 'MINER IL CO.
G llttll'F. LANDS IN ILI‘V A.—we hay ,
and.. male iu Johns,. ,• , unt f,
Mt 4 MY. ,4 a v.ry
,o,d,ty to ,
FuLl,t, A. r , • , . Itf. Mill, r nnIO, I wrlre in it.
t•AII3 it 11/10TV. In, tutLdi .‘u ,
ninutr. h.,1( rimy 1.,
1,1,-4,, lova it, an Mu...A.', 0• ordnr ff.. ,
A It IL, art, , 3.1. Pot tom, ,sl,-1
1,11‘1,14LV A RICIIKY
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of Turd.. Calikk, sit tan.,
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tad. fn.w / 1 114.1.ur•tt Ar 3•, matt tit...
tr h art. peanr 1.44. m land •.1
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al I.ll4.lAurgh and r wL time 1, h., tl.
11 - 11[444A I. ...nAtantly
rted parlor-'. eh. ( 1 41.1 1 .:AeT Val It EN
CRlAlete. I'oBACC.I ANL) .1\11.4. , '. PY
. a ir N.. Ni Ylll7ll tillre.n. flt. Ilnll
anG tlt M 1.11 IK\
CITY PROPERTY Fl —'ft. ,
vr.t. , In the Firth WAr.l, frantsng
At •.4 wit!. Isalv sad c4t911.1.
Ai• „rte to 1.1 n• rent of 110.. Above.
A in, nma. Lots of Grows! GO R . Aster stm•i, 1,-1 ft .1.
1 0 1:a read Aro..
Al., 11.111.11ng AAA 01. Futtuarra
ir.4 App. 4. ;•us' MAE:M.% A 1111 1-14.1 1
PRICES ItEI)I"CEL).
S TII IS is the age ,'heap
F . H $1.2:, sl.+l I,
o a bat We rat heat
ilo.hlun haat
11.4—w
l'. •,.z1.1,1 11.1; • 1.., 1, 1 Our L., 11...14.
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My 1b.1,114;es ausl Vsss.s.S..su, by Fs •sl Is .cu hiss. I.ss ,
tiorassl. t/st I.ssas lissi, I.s".
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11/41 Sum, lbsy, I sxs
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,ota
Erlttud leiOn',..l, I.) (. 1 4r.,1111r 1..... , 1 1....... , 1
rho-lo %LIO), I,y J 111.,,rnix. it
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1).11 , 1 1,1111 the New it .4 lii, 1. , .
1.14,1ii....1 N.. 1,1“. I.y N 1.4, 11t..1,1. , ,. ,
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ll,tha, by Predrikin Fir,..4r. Yu
11artlur, 19 at 1 1t.4 ..f NV 111 frIAIll n 11. ,1.11
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‘'.OOl)S REI , I'CEI) —A. A. MASON
a la) have niark , 4l ~w.. the u L. , 1,• A 01,1...,...
•1..1, 1.:‘,...rttc1.• will 14 ch....... 1 tut .it f. , ...1 'lt i, urz ,I- .
•• Id 140, than usual prima r.:10
_.._ .
ti r ATENI' I:I.ASTIC I'At'IING PA', EN.
11l N 1.1, 4 . - Ealgi nu, n and. 41,4 ...1ett...C.41 Mc 11,1{4 1
.'4,11 zllo, 0iL01.n,,,_ a) 11 . .14" VI nit. of lova inr, ljd All 1.4. 1+ • , 1
~tram „.igloo., pumps, 1.. Ultd4 -...ii I,n. 101,4 IC :liIIIr ,
Thl• ad enla.ll,gon of till, aril 410 111.. glum durattlny . 10, nig
..1 tallow. reduct1, , ... , 1 filet 61r1, 6 . 1111...111.1i 1 ) Sal 11, .4' 1...,,,
11 ei,...., and rivitre Iv b. ta.t. en tra.l ~f 11,. ..I.,!lirty 1..-., tot.
I...ing packed inn aloe, the 1,4c1.i ..,, li gy4.11...11y .............1.
rite ...Limn time and maternal. Sp, 1111,111 .if the TILI k.l.t.
I,Z, U. 14 LP Coen IL/
W. a. li A ;' I ' N'B Fiat Intlg•ry WitrOllollBe,
Market .1 , ~..0.3 - , f Sarond
WII Erni NO. —Persong fond ~1' ,his n'
ch,vid pastimo can 1.11. pro, IdNi M iii ...a. a ti t ,. 1.- s r •
l'in't./,'T 4 NI YES In the i unlit ry at
IttiWN .t. TETLEY'S.
IYIOi,. 13ii Wool shoot.
14 1 11,1,M01tE MEN Ar ' EENTION : - 20, 1
ji,_ 1.0p11 , 11 of !lie 1111 LA DF.1.1 . 111 A N El l l - 1. 1 , root., red .1m1:,
1',...e two vont*.
Pot oak by II 1 C Nliilti.A.N.
1y24 41 Fink at
gIIAW LS AND NIA NTILLAS KEN:CP.Ii.
jj A A NIASON A CIL are uttering their entire Kb„ k iit
summer Shawle and Mantilla.. cotopristint the orwaat 11.114
mil haahlonablo styles to 1,0 hound. nt a I etloctoo, a :‘..1 pet
. ant , at Ni. :lb Fifth at. J) ^ ' .
. _
CI KEEN ANI) BLACK TEAS.--We have
VI on hand the urgent and twit 3....rt...1 itto.A. it TEAS
o be , found in the alai Itui, ail ol which will lie iitbled at lb,
: , ,wesi HOCKS. S. JA VN F.
IYl4Pokin Tan Star. No. '.la Fifth et.
• • --..-- ~- -- --
JOHM W 00.1), 'BANKER AND ESCIIANGIS
IiRPIHER, bloater 14, 14,..c1at0R.,, Couttnerctal ma Bunk
I Nintaa. Stock bought Mid Kohl nn ioloOli Sioll Collo., tloort
carefully attended to. Internet paid i•ii Deposits No. 17
JONES? NNW BUILDINti, Fourth meet_ _ •. ..•
MACKEREL—New' No. 3 largo fur snit , by
jyr2 !LEN BY 11. t•IOLLINS
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COMMERCIAL .
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
President.
L. WILISLARTR.
rice Presidents.:
GEO. W .
T. S. CLARIiE,
N. 11001 EH, Jo-
Secre:ary.
13=11
.sg - 4.r-into n.lers:.
S. T. NORTIIAM, JR
Cbmtni:t, of Arbitruh.m for Auyugt
GEO. W. CA'S. V. P
ISAIAH DICKE,
J. A. WILSON.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
TO SAIL.
Shipl .7.r0 iv For Pay ,
Hamann. Nor York Ilrerneu. Ac July . l2.
Edinburg New York i ilaiqrow July 12
Canada Bore on Liverpool Julyl6
galtlr NOW York I iverp.,ol... ...... ..July 19
Africa New York .... ...Liverpool . July 23
Lebanon New York Li o.rpc.ol Inly 2-1
Felton New York liavre via Cowell ...July . 2.A
Barceltara New York Havre ....... ........ July 2i
•
•
TO ARRIVR.
,Shier Loa, Flrr Doffs
Fulton Ilavre New York July
Ningurit Heaton, &c Liverpool July 5
Ericaeou Liverpool New York.. July 9
Fenin Li verp.,l New York July 1.2
City of Baltimore...Li verp, of llultimore July lii
Wwilllngtun `touthioupton ...New York Julyl6
PITTSBURGH MARKRTS
OYFICX OF THE WILT MORNING POST, 1
Saturday, August. A, 1866.
FLOUlt...Salm 391 bblx., follows: 120 b 1,13. oupertine
and extra, from depot,and wagon, at gex,0,d,50; 60 bblx. extra
from store, at $6,132!446,72 ; 12610,1 a. extra and extra fam
ily, from atom, at i 4,7642.7; 60 1,5 k. extra. from store, at
$0.70, and 110 1,1,11. superfine, from More, at $6,25.
CORN MEAL...SaIe :2,5 Lnah itt.4sc.. from wagon.
U R AIN . .Salen bush. Oats from wagons, at 2dc.
SUGAR.. Sale lu 1.1,50. goud fair at 4,)4, 4 mot.
NIOLASSES...SaIes 5 bblx.rypromq. at 50c., cash.
BACUN...BUICII ;OW tbs. and 7 tierces as follows: Sus) Ms
shoulders and hams at luj.; and 3004, tle sues
hams at lIL and I'2; 7 tierces sugar cured hams at lie.
BUTTER...SaIes du kegs p3cked at 1214 c.. equal to cash.
DRIED FRUIT...SaIes 40 bush. Apples at $1.25c., cash.
Fl RE. BRICK...FnIed 43,000 POlirklr COIIIMOII to eXtra
and gnu.
META L-. Sales 100 tone Anthracite at $3O, 0 moe.
Failures. Assignments, .t.e.
'From the N Y. Independent.]
C. , 11e. nom. in the Woet Are reported go , vl. and et il I impro.
vine, and oat ly trail- ix expected .A later trade in
net Iwoketl (or
'rho tollou mg it our w oeLly tepurt i.f calltiret, assign-
Menai, et.r. •
Plimpton A Bros., : I prineffeld, Mans.. tailed. Liatolitn.s
sll,Oult manta about s9.lion. Atinets will not probably rea , •
Ire over fifty per cent.
J.. A Ithoden & . Providetioe. It. 1..,
Charles 11.1ok. Now York cit.Ktixik•rid,l very tinext.d.
edly to the Imvltieve community. Indent... Me. larKe
ii ii Ltrietul, Lester, N. Y., aiwiene.l to James Chapped
AJ. .11 French Liiil.llltieei prelerred will mt..
Lo:y ans4aln t to E. P2,10.1r, .aetv t II - 23.tion
ieurge T Hamilton. 1,1,an, V.Y.. failed ft (boil tin, ,111...
.11XineN It .omilus, Itermantow n. N. Y., as: i,;11,1 to John
Newkirk
John II Jones. Clunk ville. N. I'..
IN AA I. Baker, Mid Ileport, 'i..,
Fruition-I Lowman, i;oldenataint, Pik, tailed.
Ball. Cns..l C... Italtinn.re. Md.. wmpendeil.
if U Booley Provide., Ky . failed and left
.1..1111 I' Cl•,«lnnti.l/01.,.
01 I.r IMll•rat h. N.. 1 h 11..orget.w.n. Ohm. I.iyired ;
nfil rk.+Plu $1,j.0.11, habilitier
Nat/MD.I l'oggnnitall.,ll - antilala.l4, 111.11. failed
I Burr A Co. . iillll^l
There ix a Cr , Nt .1.1111,12•111, 41f low pro.' foreign excLoili t , o
in mai ket. iv hi. Ii ix leamht principllly by the great et
Dry Good•.
lEr , .m the N. Y. In.lepvildent
There by been ^little um - e movement tu dry goods trans
. trona, tml mostly the clothing lubber.. 'I he prtu
rtpal buyer. Lateran. from the rase distant Stat.; lain the
Wiest amil t h e Western pail of Otte Stnte ltni• - ...attributed a
talc - portion of pm , harms. The event ef the iv Pisa is. boa.
Ihr announcement r 1 a rowing Yalu 1 , ) au, the
sids of a tAt,e Frimets Mar.— namely.
Itebt...l A Hutt .n. The importer. hsve to-e/1 Ith
MK .4 th. e 1,..ht of reedit/v.,. to put...bane 1],031
t.l•, by the Li ad. In genetnl, and are willdog to test the
tartrket ly an .4.4 . 11 appeal to eoultaitition In the adrimit
toter. think Ina. a. they .1... that floor maids, imported at
compaoritirrly ~at then glut they
nt, isre really u Ante'. and ~nary neatly a 11l yield good
j, el•
e kart from Lyons Clint Yreni It 4111L11312•1 ail
rancid pine,. and that do re are feu order+ from the
nibs! : , t:s.hrel, the tam , pal demand beinff nuts hum. and
biseland
N K. Angled Si — Flour There is no very important
hang.• iti the mat het the itennoml to snotty *lead for the
t Anil the hyml trode. while ru ,•n,. - ,• 1 tome little enport
itmony (or good [withal , grade. the °tiering to not
Lu ge, nod hold. r$ g•ner»lly Are dialer...l to insist upon full
lota riot, onto very iiritrre; vales 10,400
ot i Vi,nohni.e. dot ~ , {211110,4 , ,rft no Otnte. n fon I.
. e oy Indli Sr..e I fo - .do for m i tts
"tire;l,lll2l.l, patty:nth, Indintid.
lows, Wonmyin and fn. ~1011,..',.
Mao, y trio. aud il
e ' lld tor new esti it NI laigam. the
marked flortng edema,. with a :anaemic Linn:lntl 8.1110,1
Floor lona, and tor common grade. the demand is mOOO
,nto drnro hinyat 1.7.7. 1 de f •ir 1111,41 •110ia r, and
tai.o for y nylon Ity d I.•nr hero , . nalya atio
sij.t.s7 but fine L. iddotor otgarfine. Cot
1 ,, et li .-- F. ll ? ' nos 4.=,
Id hid, vvale* 41t0 I.lily tdilii and tendon at 110h4 0 1 ,
e
Thry tY it . fait Imodurny doing in 1% heat, and priers ant rmliug
Lti 1,81, 01 Movie, sale. 0,000 ,1,111 ut §1 oiidsl.7ti Mr nil,.
tali... hew white t•Liuthertit h.,* red' {l,..L.al La a •
hitt . I eii at,, nail sl,Ctii for white Ohl.
It,. heat y. Ifeat Laub damaged at Ph. aria ay tarithe it
la Li at het, I 'or,, a a .1..6. eanier, %lilt a pond buiiiheas
tag; stolen ;a into bud, !taxed W.ettet nt Lstaiiti for interior
Li tit one * , ha-ute heavy ital., dui{ at !twat, La t, aria.
Ilan and \Vastest, Wlisal.y heel y ; nate+ '34.111 hLi, t'ida ant
pi at Park hear) ; salon antMita at jthitt4(44o fit
1.11,!1•1h, fo La tit inn Reel taut. nl ?..14(411 , ,
hibliN I i.h•alliterf Lir
tie- Lard tit to i.alea at t•tii, kit t
.tall %Loa.) niel Ex. hang.,
1,% , •7 A II•wk I.lnotlfr2 l ,
ISO., %I t. I,lKuti tt 9'l' 4 . NI, York evot. ,
1..111,,51,11.14 Colist..l) 11ea.11114 N •
; Cala.° .
A lt' 1'111.0.,,,11 I%.lwrildim A CI. tnaill.
11,1i.01% A CI,
II", .1441 i
Phlladclphla Market
1 . 1411,1 , 11P1115. A nicti.t 11 —Th., F(mar niark.4 , 1,14y.m kip
Itmlt .1 drutlrpt .:,led 11.-411ntr.1 roan:
I , loi 40 , t.hin .1,111.1
•41 Pril/111. thl 11.1• Tl,lim.lt , l t
111...ppi , •.: • it) 1,..,•• S, 1,,
Vo-tl, Eir t ‘ •.,r; 0...%1 n.rthn/r
titut 111. tivt.ly ~tll
lil/11(1 , i I pr - .•s a•••• i•olidt tt r • but), dot•or,
tit, itidth titt•l In lit • t••• adloa Rita Ponta... rotl at .Hatt
•.t 1.. t• •I r l 7 , 417, ti •iettrr• atti
i d it.tuatdl at 7:.• l't rti out dittos tit gio•d•lituttattil I
titta itritidott.,ll. Lush t-it•tia' at 7.K., !slid a 6. , 4 1
61 , ... ,1 at U+tants are tad, •T 1,1 lat.
1.1 d:.• a ie
II lw at S4•litsk) la lit mid St It:
.to di autos it! lAA. •tt t§at 3.t.
Clacinuatl Market
11415( 'I -- /1491 r ar! 149.11,1: It v....W.1 I.
1 !1 - 1. ull t • gIV , m curat, heard ••1 .
this f 4.95. the within theta-I
lo,urd sre t. 41 14
,t1,1.1/0 1.11411 ~1
at $1. , 91n C,Ving,l , ll and :190 1,1.1 Ott.. m o rni n "
1. -in at $1.1'..1. Inn IV. bass. heart of a 4ai,.
I-ash [tart.). .1-11,n nl.l• iu Bt.pt..nsl,cr at fl t l - 25: at
;I,i• vat.• Stirs, 1/1,1,1, ..5 1.11.••,„
vith..lll usal,-, '5O I..e.tt. at 11..t.11!.. 2 rar but
11• I prin... NI-1,..•• • din mI 11.0.1, - ate rvtail d.rnnn I
111,1,1.6 ban a•is.n r 410 at o,:ttl is;
deuldit.l I/ i6l. nit
\rw tlparkvs A 1101.1 u • 6 , 11,1 saks f
1.40.1 bill. 4 In. flr,t lutle 11i n''' •
1,-tight Lrr tht• nerk SSU bars M In
:1.•• k lo,utx , lutge. L 111 ;1; In,
Ikl M.1.9..E. 9 - FL , ur market is firm, r 34..0
•I I 1\ 1...tt ii, firm virl,nl
.it, at II
liendac he, LOSS of Appc litr ni.,l NI ENT k 1
1 , 1.1 . 1q..,51 , —N,...111r , Imike. C , ml 1101. n.t.•
vt..81 thanliA A.. to thy Iri.tid ror, nonotidi,
•;11 IL.lLaml 11.11.•, 11,1
he •,1 aillA•to. tleikr,s,..n. awl
n ) steul. I 1,, Ictd, alto! ~.1111.; I .0
lou4 ..1 rrturiling health
l'!tt.1.111 01, l,:•3
.-.1i1111 , 11 .1<1•11INI 1.111 . 0111,111 K no loointion. To
pi .•, I 11111.4.1111 ,1, 1 an.ful to ualc lid Pnerltnyn'n
.
-A*
Ton litrotn.-41y the marke there wemtwenty-one inches
water in the channel—. Dwell, far Satorday, of one Inch.
The weather continneileliondy;.t4oce psvanag, h a ,. I ore
showers In the neighborhood, whfch may affect the rbier.
OUR REAMS Will find noticed in ills column all the
steamers now doing business at Pittsburgh.
Tar keel-boat •` Martha Anderson" did not Kew° cn Satur
day, fur the reason, iho did not have freight sullicient to
Justify her—but she will go out this evening.
Can. Jones 'IICVAY on Thursday last bade adieu to knell P.
lorship and 'took unto himself a wife" In the accomplished
person 01 Miss Annie Hahn, of Zanesville, 0. Rev. Allison,
of Sewickley, tied the knot, at Elsysville. Capt. WV
ranks among the F. F.'s of the Smoky City, and a more
clever gentleman ue'er wall, I t .‘,..tk of a steamer. We
say this much, notwithstanding he play eJ shyln not. giving
114 0.0 invitation to the wedding. That eupt.l.ll - ay and his
new " mate" may glide smoothly o'er life's stream in
" smack" now launched, and sunadoe attend their final
landing, La our earnest w 3411.
THOS. BELL,
D. NIV C.; bLESS.
C vet.. RoutNiox has again laid the public under °till
knit ions to him, by producing one of the prettiest steamer•_
that ever appeared at our landing. The hull is from C.
Graham & Co.', limit yard, Fri don,, and is pronounced by
competent judges the hull of the seamen ;—length 156 feet,
loam 3*.1% feet, hold 414 feet. Machinery by Robinson,
Minis & Milers—cylinders 16 in, 4 ft. stroke; two boilers,
88 In. diameter, 26 ft. long. The cabin, one of Charley
Ooehrlng's best—nuf ced. Painting by H. Murphy; car.
184 s, M'Callulll A BrO4 upholstery, Eduiundson& Co; outfit,
Massey & Caldwells; copper and sheet Iron' work, Kean &
Koller; furniture, T. B. Young & Co., boll and brass work,
A. Fulton; blocks and tackle, Davage & Roberts; plumbing,
Williams & Allen; medicine chest, J. Fleming.
The 'Commerce" is fitted out in everything the law re
quires, and all that the experience of years could suggest fur
the safety and comfort of passengers. We might mention
here, fur the benefit of our fair friends, that the ladles`
cabin is famished with Empress Eugenie rocking chairs, to
suit the present 4.1y1e of dress, which proves at once that Capt.
Robinson is a ladies' man, au font.
Of Capt. Robinson personally it is unneeesseary for us to
say a word; but we might mention, that from a lung and
intimate acquaintance, dating almost back to the Pumpkin
Flood, wo have over found him a gentleman, in every sense
of the word. In the clerk's office will be found our Iriend
Harry Mason, a model of virtue and goodness.
WE clip the following from the Cincinnati papers of
day last:
Nothing of interest to record in relation to the river un
less it to. of interest to say that it is still falling, with fair
protects of a continuation for come time to come. This is
a great season foe little "dinkeys," and no mistake—the
smaller the boat the more money is it enabled to make.
The .teamer (MARINER. Cart. C. A. InLivo---
o.lerk, It LCIPER—Wiii leave for the above
wd Internoell.vte h,t to on SATURUA V, A newt
All, at lo k, A. M
Van freight apply on ieutriL
For Ciancluuntl
... Tho al,ata..t . RED WINU. Eapt JOUN WOW)
nu2x—Cl,k, C Itatv« for
ar.
i~aabove and int. upahate part..n BATUKUAI
AugtHt 9th, at 10 o'cliwk A. 91.
For trt•ight passage apply on bard.
For Clncinnatl
The steamer CON' ERC E. Capt. J. .1. Kane.
147.44.7901. — C1erk, HARRY Meson—rill learn tor the
tL ..idabove and intermediate ports on SATIIRDA Y.
A ugmst nth, at hi o'clock A. M.
For freight ur passage apply ou board. aun
EM ON (I: CO.— TRANSPORTATION
LINE.— Having male extensive pre
parations this winter, we are now prepared
to do a HEAVY BUSINESS by Pk:IsINSYLIANIA CA.NAL
and RAILROAD, THROUGH TO AND FROM THE EAST.
ERN CITIES. We can assure our frieiids and all those
dis Posed to pate the Penna. Canal and Railroad, that 110
p:ains will be spared to render general satisf4ctiou to Ship
pers of Eastern and Western Freight. The AVOIDANCE
uF TIIE INCLINED PLANES ON TIIE ALLRUIIENV
Pu RTMIE RAILROAD will give increased despahh to the
transmission of freight.
oilier on PENN street., at the Canal Basin.
rehl.4 LLOYD A LEMON.
IEICS TRA SPUItTATION LINE.—
Atiticiputiug the want of rot -
transporting Freights to and from the East
tin Cities, via Pennsylvania Canal and Railroads, we have
increased oar stock of Itiats, Ac.. on same, to a DOUBLE
DAILY LINE, which given us a rapacity of over 1500 tons
p n month each way.
We assure Or friends, and those disposed to patrol:lbn , the
State improvements, there will be nothing spared on our
part to render general satisfaction in forwarding Eastern
mid Western Freights with promptitude and ilespatch.
KIElt & MITCHELL,
a:;11T Canal Basin, Pittsburgh, Pa
11)ISSt.)LUTION OF PARTNERSIIIP.—
The Cn.partnershlii existing. heretofore, between Jon.
rettoo.3 ait,J. BO is Keen, under the firm of JAMES
COLLINS Ai CO, has been diasci!erd, this day, by mutual
coteient.
Th.. la - 1.m., of the late firm will be settled by .lim,
ho IS tiuthormed to uw. the name of the firm fus
toe. purl..., JAt'. COLLIN:Z.
usbur.4l,, J u 11.
THANKFUL to my friends for past favors, 1
1, 4 1.0 AtliCit 4 continuance of their patronage for my late
pat titer, JAMES COLLINS, who will carry on 'the FOR
W AR DINU AND COMNIISSION, TRANSPORTATION AND
PRODUCE BUSINESS under the style of JAS. COLLINS
(J/24 .l. BANKS KNOX.
DAVED u pANDL69.I.I WIL.U.AX IMAM • C 0.171,
M'Candleso, Mean* & Co.,
(Succrasocs to Wick .hM'Cancilfres.,)_
WHOLESALE GROCERS, and Dealers in
IRON, NAILS, GLASS, etrYTON YARNS, and Pitt,
btn Ma:,ufacturoa generally, corner of Wood and Water
et !vets. Nltatairgh. rn y 5
PITTSBURGH & CONNELLSVILLE
FURTHER OPENING OF THE RAILWAY TO GUFFEY'S
1-TATION. FOR TRAVEL A TRANSPORTATION.
Commencing Monday, 11th Aug., 1E156
On and aft Pr !Monday, the 11th haat.. the Phesenger and
Frvialst Traitr will run from Connelfisville to llulfey',4 Sta.
ti,ll---onnecting with Bullring t Hall's Coach,— for Irmin's
Station. .
PASSENGERS LEAVE
Uniontown by Boating A Hall's concha at 6 A. M
t'onnellaciile by P. A U. R. R. ears at 9 A. M.
Outlay's Stattou by Gutley'n coaclita at 11 A. M.
Ira iba Statical by P Railroad cant at 12.45 A. 31.
A t.. 1 a! rite at Pittsburgh at 2 P. %l.
ETURNINO--P4SENUERS LEA VE
Pittsburgh at 2.50 P. Nt.
1 us Matt. 4 P. M.
17 Statiou 5.1; P. M.
Coate-16%1110 7 P. M., lima arrive at Uttioutowu saw,
eceniu4
ERCHANDISE WILL BE FORtARDED AT LI 1W
t Colt uelleville and Pittsburgh.,
}are flout Unioutuvrri to Pittsburgh—. ........ $.2,75
du (7...mellsvills to Pittsburgh
au West Icest . tuu to Pittsburgh 1,75
Uuffey's to Pittsburgh 1,00
Pate.•u4tre will Gild this the pleasantest and cheapest
runte between Uniontown, U•ucellsville. 3.c.. to Pit , sburgh.
11. BLACKSTONE. hop t.
P S. C. R. It, C..nnt-Ilsville, 7th August,lBso.—laus:,
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
1 WATER PIPES.
From two to six inch calibre.
! PRICES from 12 to 3,0 Cents per Foot
LSO- ROCU ESTER
For Sale 'Wholesale at Manufacturers
Prices by
HENRY H. COLLINS,
FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCH:ANT,
CIIEESF., BUTTER, SEEDS, FISH,
AND pitoDUCE
,+I•'%'LSVIPH To KERR
Rc ing, Forwarding. Colima%
AND
STEAMBOAT AGENT
"1 4.407. - 7,. r4 P4 * V 4 ff t4 .
• ' • t* '
Is l,, 7,
RIVER NtWg.
STEAMBOAT;.
CINCINNATI
For Cincinnati
RAILROAD
PEARL. STARCH
WOW) STREET, PITTSBURGH. Dee.
R. M. HUNTER,
!don Merchant
:►a COMIIERCIAL STREET,
.4. j • •.
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1111.0111
Health and Strength mast Inovl
tably Follow Its Use, ji
130ERHA VE'SI
HOLLAND BITTERS
DYSPEPSIA
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE,!
AND We various affections consequataupou
a disordered Sumach or Liver. Stich euandigreation„
.1,1.11ty of the Stomach, Colicky Paine, Efearthurn,Uss al
Appetite, Despondency, Costiveness, Blind and Bleeding
Pil,o. lu all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgic Affec
tions, It has in numerous instances proved highly bend:Mel,
anti in others effected a decided cure.
Natare finds uo new enemy to combat, with thlsdellght
tul in the system. Its effects are almost magical, yet
the cure permanent. It communicates no violent shuck to
the system, bat by amusing Ito vital energy to normal an•
tion, enables it to throw off the cause, and thus thoroughly
eradicates the disease.
When its medicinal virtue. are so universally acknowl
edged, and particularly here, where it has become eo popu
lar a family medicine, that It is sold by many of thagroOara
as well as all the druggists. It would seem neodlee to
offer further evidence, yet as there are doubtless-some - Who
hare tried many advertised remedies. and still attired from
Dyspepsia in ,a more of its dreadful . fortasiVantibjoln
the following certificates, the authenticity of-which stunt
be doubted, coming as they do from personifilo Wall-kratiwn.
WHAT IT Id DOING FOR THE SICK. ' •'
Wm. nebuchman, lieq , the well known lithographer, says:
" I hare frequently used Bcerhwre'a Holland Bitters,' and
find it invariably relieves indigestion and debility." •
Rev. Samuel Babcock sap "I found special rellef,from
its nee for a severe headache; with which thad gaiig auf
fared." t
J. W. Woedwell, Esq., says: 6 I have used &urbane's !Tol
land Bitters myself, and recommended it to cetera knowing
it to be jest what it Is represented."
Ald. Jonathan Neely, of Lower St.Cinkr. says de
rived great benefit from its nee for weakness of the stomach
and indigestion."
James M. Murphy Bays: After several physicians had
failed, Bcerhnve's Holland Bitters removed the pan from
my heart and side, arising from' . indigestion."
The editor of the Kittanning Free Press says: "After one
oftbe best physicians in this place had failed, Beerhover's
Holland Bitters cured me of the worst form of dysepsia."
Francis Felix, only manufacturer of the "original Ex
tract of Coffee. says: I know that your Holland Bitters is
one of the best medicines in the world for a disordered
stomach or liver."
Dr Ludwig... Kilt or of the -Packet," Baltimore, prom:woad
it a medicine deserving the confidence of the public.
Dr. Itherhart... the keuting German phyeiclen of Pena.,
has prescribed It frequently during the lest three years, with
:narked .ICCe.I. in debilitated stahei of the digestitebrgana,
or of the eyatem generally.
The manager •,r 13.110,, mean 'Factory says: I used
it myself, and wan therefore induced to try Its effect upon
my wife, (troubled with the great debility common idea 01
comminptive habit.) and really tis doing her mote good
than anything she has ever taken."
Win:paver experts to find is this a beverage will be diaapi
pointed. but to the sick, wralt and low spirited, it
. will
prove a grateful aromatic cordial, possessed of singular rem.
Mill properties.
Ties groat popularity of this delightful Aromii has Induced
many imitations, which the public should guard againstpur
chasing. Bo mot persuaded to buy anything else until you
bare given itoerhave's Ito Bitters a fair trial. ()nabob
tie will convince you how infinitely superior it is to all lbw.
Imitations.
air Sold at $1 per bottle, or Ina boning for $5, by-the in
proprtotore, BENJAMIN PAGE,.Js., 4 CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists awl Channels,
car. Smithfield and Third streets, Pittsburgh.
GENZII.II AGEII7B.
Philadelphia, T. W. Dyott & Sons, 132 N. 2d street. New
York, Barnes & Park. But Broadway, corner Dame.,. 8414{-
more, Cuspare Brothers. Llay street and t'anna. Avenue.
Cincinnati, John D. Park. Chicago, Barclay Crothere, 213 S.
Water at. St. Lorne, Barnard, Adams A Co. N. Orleans, J.
Wright et Co. iny22.
1 - R C. Mc LANE'S
LIVER PILLS AND VERNIFIXE
IMPROVED.
DR. I. SCOTT. a regular graduate and physician of azten
tliVe practice and experience induced by a commendable de
ers to alleviate human suffering, as well as to excelihne-per
foi trd an
IMPROVE-ID:NT ON ME ORIGINAL LIVER PILL AND
VERMIFIRIE OP DR. C. MIYAKE,
!laving prepared dome remedies as the medical) partner of
Dr. C. .Mc Leine, for many :scars.
OUR IMPROVED LIVER. PILLS AND VIIRMIPETGE
posses greater efficacy and are more mild in their operation
time the Liver Pill and Verinifuge prepared according 'kith.
original recipe of Dr. C. :McLane. We make this declaration
imilorman lingly. and recommend them to the afflicted as
being both pleasant and curative, and believe them superior
to any other Liver Pill or Voreifuge ever prepared.
Read Certificate of Dr. C. McLane, below.
THE WHOLE WORLD cONQUER.A . PI
OIL I. SCOTT'S CELEBRATED
WHITE CIRCISSIAN
The universal relief afforded by applications of„this CEL
EBRATED Erse) of Pain Killers in Mee of Rheumatism,
Goat, Lumbago, Sore Throat, Bruises, Sprains, Swellings,
Stiffness of the Joints, Sciatamt, Pains. Scalds, Borns, Aches
or any other disease fur which a Paul Killer or Liniment if
used. enables us to assert positively that Dr. I. SCOTT'S
CELEBRATED WIITTE CIRCAS.SIAN I,LNIMENT is the
most reliable. safe and. pleasant remedy yet discovered, pos
sessing astonishing prole rtieo for DEALING DISEASE and
TILE PROMPT ERADICATION OF PAIN. The many ma
testations to its risme, givek by persons of enlightened
judgment and striet inbig-rityVetiould induce all to adopt it
as a standard Taunt): Itemedf. The Most incredulous will
reluirt nothing more than the following testimony of Dr. C.
McLane, distinguished as a great discoverer of . medical
remedies:
READ I READ II READ-11 1
MOILOANTOR N, VA., Sept-12,445.
This it to certify, that I hare examined the Recipe for pre
paring McLane s I mproyed Vermituge and Liver Pirlab7 Dr.
I. Scott. whn has been IN TILE HAUT!' ON P.S.ESAS,ING
AND USING MY ORIGINAL 3fEDTCINES IN MY OPPICII
during the last THIRTEEN YEARS. and that IWleve he
has IMPROVED THEM. I make the above statetnent the
more willingly as I HAVE NO INTEREST IN „THEM
WHATEVER. I would further state , that I have txxsPbtittly
used his CELEBRATED WHITE CIRCASSIAN RU4E6IE:NT
In my practice, with the happiest celesta, and Huttiltextvone
ecienuoully recommend it. C. MoLANE, M. D.
All the above Medicines prepared solely woder. the =per
vißlon of Dr. I. SCCYCI'. Sold by Druggists andAissolinita
everywhere.
The IIk:NE . INR Dr. C. McLANE'S IMPROVF..D Tanta
PILLS AND IMPROVED VERMIFI2GE are signed by Dr.
If SCOTT .t CO., accompanied by serutlesre of C. Mc \E.
The OENITINE WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT 'igeed
by Dr. I. SCOTT It Co-, accompanied with signature of I.
SiXTT, M. D
DR. I. SCOTT & CO., Sole Proprietors,
i eel Place. Morgantown, V.
DR. G. H. KF.YriER, NVholcsale Agent;
140 Wood etreet, PittaborglL
J. HENDERSON &
264 Liberty Stmt.
JAS. P. FLEMING, Whole.ale Agent,
Ja224dlyLitawlvap3tl Near Railroad DeDtt, Allegbesy.
A CARD TO TILE LADIES.—
DR. DIJPONCOn GOLDEN MONTHLY PqI4 I ,,FOR
FEMALES. The cOnd-inati-in di' ingredient.. in Dr. lit:pea
ce's Goldim Ptile. • , redly baruildes. They hriXe -bins
used In the rift, ate ice ,f old Dr. EhlpollCo fur °VW 30
years, and then and. of .-a , testify to their great and
wirer-failing succe, is al ou..d. ...Ydry care, In correceing
Irregularities, and thite-ssing rat , ristrua-
Lien, particularly at the chance of life. From sto 10 Pills
will cure that common yy: dresdful disease, the Whites.
Nearly ...cry lady In the. laud suffers frost that complaint.
Lire above tall has permanently cured thousands, and will
cure you if you ice. were. They cannot harm you—on the
contrary. they remove all obstructions. restore estate to its
proper channel, and invirrate the whole system. Ladits
whose health will not permit an increase of family, will find
these Pills a successful preventive. For partimilamsee di
rections on the fox. "Price jl—and will be sent to ladies
confidentially, by mall, hy enclosing ta to either of the fol.
lowing agents:
Sold 1.1 SAMPLE & REED, general Agents for Allegheny
City; FCLTON'ti Drug Store. Birmingham, .1011 N P.SPOTT,
and by W. A. 611.1 1 ENFI:NN EY d CO., No. 43„ Fillh.street,
opposite the Theatre. Pithiburgh• oho will supple dealers at
pr,prietor's prices Sold by all Druggists in the city and
United Staten. apr2l:l3md3p
D REV ATE DISEASES—DR. BROWN, Na
50 Smithfield street, between Third and Youxth
streets, devote' hie enure attention to 1112 Offlee Prac
tam. Ilia huoiueeo is, Mr the mm st part. confined to
private Ilmerra/ Disweeg. and such painful affecions, •
breught on by imprudence, yeuthful Indulgence and excess.
Syphilis. Syphilitic Briapti, ne. Gonorrhea, Meet., Stricture
Brecht el Discharges, Impurity td thy Flood, with aß'slieensce
of the Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases. Scorbutic Eruption',
Totter, Ringworm, Mercurial Disease', Seminal weskuess,
Impotency, Pilmt. Ithrumatiiin, Female Weekten, 'Monthly
Suppressiens, Diseases of the Joint". Fistula in Ano, Nervous
Affections, Polite in the Beck and Loins, Irritation of the
Bladder and Kidneys, succtssfully treated. Cure Fttarunteett
Twenty years' practice (ten in this city) enables Dr. Brown
to offer assurances of a speedy cure to all who may come nu•
tier hie mire.
Office and Priee.te Constitution Rooms 50 Smithfield et,
between Third and F, urth etreete.
filar Charges moderate. (nostedewly
DR. BROWN continues to be consulted for
the cure of SECRET DISEASES. His SUCCEIIa In
loug-standing easels le unequallml. The a3licted are invited
to call without delay. Persons afflicted with "Venereal Die.
eases, Rheumatism, Piles. or Seminal Debility, should not
delay to get his thriCe. Lettere containing a fee, immediate
ly answered.
in- Office and Private Roome, No 50 Smithfield erreet
between Third and Fourth streets, Pittsburgh Jels
LIVERPOOL AN D PHILADELPHIA
S LINE.
The splendid new Steamship CITY sAurnroug, Capt.
gift Lemon, will sail from Philadelphia 'un theAk.
7th August and 19th September—from Liver.
pool 27th August. KANGAROO from Liverpool, 30th July
and 10th September—from Philadelphia, 21st August and
21st October. CITY OF MANCHESTER, from Liverpool
13th August—from Philadelphia,4th September.
From Philadelphia. From Liverpool.
Cabin and $55. and $75.
Steerage
Passage Tickets to and from Liverpool by the above Line
of steamships, or by FIRST-CLASS SAILING peCKETS,
Call be procured on applicationto
BABEL & CORTIS:I77 Broadway, NOW Sark,
Or— JOHN TIT.OALE'aiN, 410 1 ....sty et., Pittsburgh.
I'. S.—Also, Drafts for sale always on band& . • J. 1.30
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