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- 7- I ,:f,,incalrANNUAL EXHIBITION
ft:E*NNYLyA.,NIA. ,
S7 L ATE
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AT PITTROJIM-li
On.S PTAIMBEIR .30thr sta 'Oa
ou E gr to, 24 gild' 346 limo.
Jou " a %Lamm, Becretaa
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the Ciwirpiracy to.Escape.front the' Westryn Pen?'
'tente7y-- 7th Attempt Alppict ill the Some
4ihe or, ten of the inmate* of the Western Peniten
- the.
j y, thikbr'Ae monotony ; of prison life, formed a
plap of eecapeiast 'week, and on Saturday evening
&4arFedb{LCp ; ptit 3t into execution: The Warden, it
• appears, suspecting that mischief was brewing, or
dared the watch to be on - the alert, and on Friday
morning one-of the sentries ovirbeard the conspire
t4's conversing on the subject, by means of the water
pipe yhjch leads from cell to cell. Their plan was
;to;-..itlg holes from one cell to another, until four or
Seili''had 'congregated together, then, while the rest
were 0011001Liell under a bed, one of the party was to
feign sickness and call on the turnkey. Immediately
-on his appearance, the men under the bed were to
'take hM:tniiewares, and knock his feet from under
-him. liekt, they were to gag him, take the keys,
lock him .in the cell, and open every door on that
seistiob of the prison, giving a free exit to all who
might wish to act in concert with them. This done,
they were to break Into the prison-yard,atorm the
Izig.,gate,..and escape. If the gate should prove Im
.pregnable, they were to obtain ladders and scale the
wall.
Acciirdingly, about 5 o'clock on Saturday after
. .410044. after the slides on the cell doors had been run
up, operations were commenced, but bad not pro.
.eeeded far before they were arrested by Major Beck
, ham entering the cell. The astonished "digger"
was taken rather aback, and begged that if he would
be forgiven he would not make a similar attempt
again. AU those engaged in the conspiracy were
immediately removed to the dungeon, where they
will he permitted to repent on bread and water.
! • a s hey;.appistintothaiie counted confidently on Mr_
revs and never dreamed there was -such a Ord as
fail. One whispered with a sweet German accent
that he knew of a spring house, on Troy Hill, where
they would have a jolly feast of pies and cream ;
another had "marked out" a plan for getting a
change of dress, by visiting a tailor of his acquaint
ance and promising doable price in one month for
Lis goods; and a third exultingly remarked that Ma
jor Beckham was a kind man to furnish such a good
dinner the last day of their visit (Oh Saturday they
were furnished with an extra ration in the way of
tomato soup.) But the greatest "confidence man"
was he in whosecell the little performance of knock
ing down and despoiling the turnkey, was to have
been performed. He left the following triumphant
record en his slate: "This shows what kind of
watchmen you have here, and how watchful they
are. This hole was made after the slide went up—"
Brom the security of the penitentiary building and
th o, vigilance of its officers, escape is almost impos
sible those who are once immured within its
wane. In fact, we believe but a single convict has
yet effected his liberty during the superintendence of
and he was soon after reoog.
the present warden:
hittsj by
one
of the ih :neotors, while riding on the
outside of the mail-coach the Allegheny moun
tain, who Captured him, and he subsequently served
out his time
Celina Board of Education.—A regu tar monthl y
&Ming ortbis body was bald last evening. Present
-7-Messrs. Lourey, Miller, McMaster, MeAg ue,
Thompson, Varnum, Everson and MeGowin.
Minutes of the meetings held on the 15th and I
!4th of July were read and adopted.
The Chair announced that he had received several
applications fur the position of Principal of the High
&tool since the last meeting of the Board.
On motion of Mr. Loury, it was nosolved that
when the Board adjourn, ifkursztay
evening; than - krelnetti Principal of the High6eitaol.
Mr. McGalvin read the resignation of Miss Mary
Maitland, as assistant female teacher of the High
School, to take place on and after Ist proximo. Ac
cepted.
A eemmunieation from C. Sackett., rrincifial of
the Colored School, Was read, requesting sundry
books needed, blinds, &c. Referred .to Committee
on Colored Siitiools.-
A.resoiation was passed adopting the ciori3'bool' of
Pityion & Denton, in additioii to Right's'. Yl3/-'B ' DOW
117 tats of 'the latter book is mo nopolised
by one store in Gown, whirl, was the rause of . Le re's
olution being introduced.
On motion, it was resolved that Thursday, the
21st inst., ho fixed for the examination of &uplift' '
for the poet of Assistant Female Teacher of the High
School.
On motion, it was further resolved that Mr. P.
Dean, Professor of Physical Science, be furnished
with $2OO to purchase in Philadelphia, certain appa
ratus for his department in the High School.
Adjourned.
Con n ict one for Murder in &air . County.—Tho
August term 'of the Blair county court commenced
at Hollidaysburg on Monday last. Two convictions
for murder in the second degree took place. The
first was James Daniel Davis, indicted for killing
James 8.. Johnson, in Hollidaysburg, on the night
of June 9, 1838. Davis was sentenced to 11 years
in the Penitentiary. Tho other casa was that of
Christian M. locker, indicted for killing Benjamin
P. Davis, at Williamsburg, on tho 2tst of June last.
Hooker was sentenced to serve ten years in the same
institution.
ihiring the present term there were also four other
convictions for Penitentiary offences, viz: John Fin
ney,. -fur larceny, to two years ; Joshua Deunia, (eel.
aced) for an ;insult and battery 'with intent to kill,
four years ; James Snowden, (colored) for larceny,
one year; and Alexander Murdock, (eolored)d.r
larceny, to one year.
The above six offenders arrived safely on Monday
afternoon, in charge of the Sheriff of Blair eonnto i ,
and were handed over to the tender mercies of 'A t ij .
Beckham, who will see that the law is vindie.ated.
Tenth Judicial Demoer,Aioe,Thforee,,
from IVestmoreland, Armstrong
an 1 'lndiana, met
Yesterday at Freeport, to decide as t the nomination
of a candidate for President Jude
dicial Distriet. A letter was eof the Tenth Jr
received from H. N.
Lee, Esq., declining the no.
urination, wherefore, a
resolution was adopted dee'
tion inexpedient nomin„
airing any other
, and th ,
J conference adjourned ripe ,
die. This leaves the
present incumbent, Hon. Joseph Buffington, the
.o be elected without oppositioti.
The action
have availed V 'louse.—Quite a number of families
lent ,emselves, this season, of the excel
Row .odations of the Cresson Hotr,
ier, and the pare invigorating atinospliqo
of the
, usamit of the Allegheny mountains. Wo-un
dere
.and a number may yet find accommodations at
‘'.Lie above betel.
,Allegh..ny City Detnocratio Meetioy.—The Buch
anan and Brec.kinridge Club will hold a meeting at
the bonne of J. Pack, corner Chesnut and Main
streets, on Thursday evening, Augunt 14th. Mr. E.
P. Jones and-others have promised to address the
meeting.
The Murphy' 414 Trouble.—Ald. Parkineon yester
day committed Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, of the Fifth
ward, for being drunk and disorderly, in default ~f
a tine of $t and code. Another inmate of the house
named Catharine M'Donald was sent up for a like
offence.
Western Penitentiary.—There are one hundred and
torty-eight inmates In this asylum for law breakers
at present, showing a considerable dimuniflon shiVe
last month, notwithstanding the large arrival from
Blair county. All males.
Committed.--John Hays, the young man
noticed in yesterday's issue as having been commit
ted for a farther hearing, on a charge of stealing $4O
in gold and silver from James Kerr, of Allegheny,
was committed finally yesterday, by Mayor Bingham.
Laroeny of a Gold ilratek,--Mrs. Mary, Morrison,
**keeper. of _boarding house, on Seventh strnet, !
l i t sderi-sockrge agninstiffElson WltitenVaielling a
valuable tzfltleh froil her. White departed ow
a eini6t%o4 aid is not likely to be arrested as no
constable has been sent in pursuit.
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Democratic Meeting in the Sixth 'Ward.—Remem
ber the meeting in the Sixth Ward this evening. A.
number of eloquent speakers will:be on hand, inclu
ding Judge Shaler, Col. McCandless, And. Burke, U.
F. (Hilmar° and P. R. Sawyer, Esq. and the Glee Club
will sing' same stirring campaign songs. Turn out,
one 'and h is to be on the open lot bask of
nea's Hotel, where a commodious platform for
speakers ha been erected.
• An Sox.—Mrs. Mary Ann Boon, an old
lady resitting in , the Fifth Ward, made an informa
tion yesterday against her eon Joseph, who seems to
have forgotten the commandment to honor his father
mother. Joseph wee held to bail for surety of the
-peat*, in $3OO by Alderman Parkinson.
Xt. 'Fraley Oreer has determined to sell, on the
2let inst., his tine property oh the Allegheny river,
near the mouth of Plum Creek. He intends to go
up to-morrow morning by the 8 o'clock train on the
A. V. R. IL, to show the premises to all who may
wish to accompany him.
Dr. Bell's Opinion of Hostetter Bitters.
SPRINGYULD, hi., April 14, 1858.
Some months since, while recovering from an attack of re
mittent fever, I was requested to try Dr. J. Ilostetter's Cele
bested Stomach Bitters, es an article peculiarly suited to the
condition of convalescents from fever. It is but /dimple Jus
tice to say thatit rapidly restored the powersof my digestive
organs, and at the same time kept my bowels gent') open.
I have no hositationin saying that hitherto in using it in my
practice, it has, in every case whore I have ordered it, acted
like a charm In nine speaking freely of it, I far from puff
a patent medicine, au article it by no means claim, to lie.
NJ 11.7-)Ve will not be arcountabla for numerous counter
f,itg of Hoetetter Bitters, put up in the same shape bottle
the original. Pnrehaeors uill ho able to tell the original by
Dr. J. flo..tettur's trams being blown In full upon the bottio,
or by touting it. ILOSTNTTKII. tt SMITH.
8010 Manufacturers and Proptietura, 261 Peon at.
And fbr Bale by Prpgitlets and Hotels generally through.
out the United Btatetand Canadas.
.Iyl6:daw
AUOTION SALES.
QREER FARM IN ALLEGHENY VAL
LIM Al' A OCTIOSI.—On Tfl UR-SBA Y evening, Aug.
21st, at 7?,4 o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchange, grairtli st.,
will be sold tin acres of the well known Greer Farm in
Plum township, situate on the Allegheny floe'', shoot ten
miles from the city by the Allegheny Valley Railroad. This
desirable property is Lots N.. I and 2in the sub-di rision of
the Farm of the late Delia Unser, dee'd, and allotted to Wren
ley Greer, Esq, who is determined to sell. Lot NO. I eon,
prises MI acres and 44 perches, bounded by lands of Caleb
Lee, .L Halton and others, and but a few rods from Halton
Station Depot. Lot No 3 comprises 54 acres and le perches,
bounded by !nude of Peter Bright and others, and on it le
situated the celebrated never-failing " Big Spring" of soft
water. and capable of supplying over Afty
The above are beautifully situated, commanding sp'endid
views of Allegheny river wenery, and offering flue sit. for
country homer. Mr. Sarni. Ureer will allow the property to
any wishing to view it previous to sale.
Taws--tint-fouriti cash, one-fourth in two years,
on death of the widow, and balance in trig years, with int.,
rest semi-annually I'. M. DAVIS,
ant I Auctioneer.
1Q BUILDING LOTS, in Eighth Ward, at
AUCTION.—On THURSDAY evening, August 21st.
at 7!,.; o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchange, Fourth sti,,t,
will be imdd, without reserve, by order of Wealey Oreer,
THIRTEEN 11l ILDI NO LAMS, in plan laid out by Hie her
David Omer, dec'd, in Eighth Ward, viz : Non. 20, 21, 22 and
23 . haring each a front of 20 feet ou Ann street, extending
back 61 feet.
Nos. 211, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 89 and 98, at the toner of
Magao and Locust !streets, having each a front of 20 lest on
Locust atreet, extending back 61 feet 6 inches.
Sale positive. Tertna: Hoe fourth cash; one fourth in two
years, one-fourth in DIX yeani, and balance on death of the
widow, witrintereet, payable sentiAnonally.
aut . : I'. M. DAVIS, Auct'r.
_ AMUSEMENTS.
JOHN W. M'CARTIIY, BILL POSTER and
Ditinuevrea, will attend to the Posting and Distributing
dal kinds of
FOE. 00NOERT8, Lsoruass, EXIITHITIONS, ac.
dLL conunanicatiotw—either by roast, telegraph, or other
wiao--directai to the uface of the Morning Post, will reeeire
prompt attention. sp7
(;),c HOUSES FOR SALE! A neat two
A./ ti story House on thirroll street for $l4OO. A g0..1
How* of four rooms on Mi. Washington, with large Lot 01
Ground, for SISAL A House in blanohester for $BOO. A
flrick Home on Marion street, $l5OO. A large Brick M o n s ,
ou front street, woo. Two Rouses and Lots in P.,toti
Pittsunigh of 61000 each. A tau story (louse in Manchester
;•,3000. A u.O. Cottage House of five rooms, on Mt. Want,
ingtou, fur $2OOO. Three Houses at corner of Franklin end
Elul streets, $l7OO each. Two Brick Houses on Pride ureet
Tea nth* Houses ou the Usual, Allegheny Coy. A Frame
!louse on nesace street, 50.,0. A House on Itohltuton sire. t,
val. go o d Mare Rooru, $l sio. A three story House on ohn,
„ tr „, et. Three Brick Rouses on IValnul street, Allegheny.
k House, Nth 80 Liberty street. Two Houses on Use
.ire et, sllldo each
Fur Jluuae. 4. Lots or Farms call at our office.
& SON, el Market •t.
P CON e7ECTION ARY
t , N „. S ag a, - Almonds;
- . Strings;
50 lbs. BuTtirv...is;
50 lbs. Crea.'7.l "
Just received and for Mi. by
RHYMER A ANDERSON,
No 30 Wood street
(1 BOXES JUJUBE PASTE, anurted flu
von, Just received and for sa' , . by
REY MEIL & ANDERSON,
Wit No. :19 Wood strut.
TROUT -20 bbls. and 12 hf. bbls., just from
•Lake Ideportur, and fur gals by
SPRING ER HAKIM UGH.
soli No. 293 Liberty street.
40.1)1 , 18H-4M0 lbs. in store and for sale by
aull SPRINGER 11.5. RHA UWI.
HOPS -6 bales first sorts Hops in store and
for ludo by jauln !WEIMER WiIiIIAUG 11.
ACM. DRUM
DRUM& STANARD, ATTORNEYS AT Law.
No. 170 FOURTH street, oear Grata. Pinaburgli,
esi - UNif, PISTOLS, loin SroRTJNG API.IRA
-1 U r. 1171.—Wp arW pay striot atteut/nm to the mauufacturr
I of tteit, 4tas liiltee. w 5.141.1 tbp 1.40 51 lin.provemente.
twpairt.,: - .Ji all ttlutla of Flre4y4K Swords, Surgical and
De, dal lma na "*titaAilld bleaautere, &e..
Al. on bond,
a • tar ga ansoritueut of but* 1.44i* and
cu ‘nm.,n uune
and o w at,l ,fot Lap ulauuot
tul n, w nniltutnd n.v.i toarkut.
q*ISY , PLO th.raPio . d 't
A of Survayora' lua.
titan n f e at, Irene priava.
GU Pt Witt or bite.] by W. inn „7 44 3.
a./9 BOWN Trm.El, ,1 ' r
WAYtE I)—i . our or tiro Agent,' I ”
for tiro anlo of land iu the gold rel‘lon
Wm:tug:l—Two °lris, to do hounework for awed!
Allegheny City.
Apply to A. W. BUNN, north side of ()hie stmt, four
door east of the Dkatnoad, Allegheny City. tate
UM GUAIA , :I3M, Strained-200 lbs.
jt st,.l fur sale by fe)] FLEMING
1 4 1 RGOT, New Crop-4.0 lbs. reed and for
LL sale by anti • FLEMING BROS.
B -
LOOD ROOT-100 lbS. in stone 103,1
Mae by [auto]
FLEMING BROS.
QPANISII FLIT PLASTER--}0 11,9. in e..re
k J and for ode by i nag] FLEMING Illtkat.
QM'S. TURPENTINE-15. bbls. just reed
1.3 and for sale by 1.41 FLEMING BM'S.
Sollri ASH, of a „good and uniform quality,
manufactured by the Pa Salt Matrufacturln g Etupaoy.
at'farentum. On band and for ado by
sag FLEMING BROS.
•- iONCENTiCATED LYE—A newWarticla
IL, it a , making Soap, warranted etti wrier to Punta); In
,„ . i. y .,,,,,,,,,. Remember, 1 pound wed tit 10 of Potash.
On band and fur Bak by 1a. 9 ) PLENUM-1_ HMI.
Bao - 851, Na 1-50 bbla. just received and.
for sioe by [nun) FLFIIINII BROS.
MY.F;FVSExtract ofßo — ck Buse--10 dozen .
In store and for sale by [AO] FLEMINU Bltl IS.
COCHINEAL, best Honduras— u
1000 lbs. n
Gaud and f or ..b, by fang] FLEMINU BROS.
POW'D FOENtOREEK-400 lbs. in store
and fur sale by Ions) FI.F:StING 11111):.
CHEESE --100 bole; just received and fir
sale by ( anti) HENRY H. COLLINS
Fisll_3o bids. Nu. 3. large Mackerelfiii
sale by lane] HENRY Ii OtiLLI NS.
APLEASANT LOCATION for a Family
Residence will be sold on favorable terms—situated
on ML Waahltigton ; about ow, acre of Ground, with good
lading fence, and planted with shade and fruit trees. Price
low and wins easy. I au; I S. CUTHBERT & SON.
FLOUR—Extra Su perfuleand choice Family
Flour fur aale by JOHN A. FETZER,
auB 89 Water atreat.
ABUSINESS MAN wanting a good
buxi
noea location, where but a email capitai ill required.
Elm bear of a good business stand for sale, by applying to
an 7 . R. CUTHBERT R BON, id Market at.
RYE FLOUR—For Bale by
anB J. A. FETZER, 89 Water at.
NEW BOOKS—Received and for sale from
TEN TO TWENTY-FIFE PER CENT. LOWER, for
,ash, than any house in the city. All ought to go where
they can buy $1,25 for $l, and $1 fot 90 cents. We do nut
nett some few things lees than cost, particularly where all
are familiar with the price. We shall sell at a small profit,
which we will leave an Impartial public decide.
Cum. Perry's Japan Expedition, $4 50
Worth and Wealth Maxims for Merchants and
Btudneas Mese, 1 00
Hums:sow Poetry of the English Language, 1 lib
Bernard Idle, 90
Ilertha—by Fredrika Bremer, 90
Adventures of Gerard the Lion Killer, 1 00
Alfred Tenuysonli Poems, 70
Life and Explorations of Fremont, by Smucker, 90
• • ' Upham, 70
Ingoldaby Legends, 2 vole 2 25
The Martins of Cro Mar tin—by Lever, 60
The Old Inn—by Josiah Barnes, Sen., 90
The Wanderer, 90
Rachel Gray—by Kavanagh, 90
Salad for the Social, 1 00
" " Solitary, 1 00
Defence of American Policy—by Whitney, 1 00
Buccaneer's Daughter, 20
Chip Boy of the Dry Lock—by Cherie, Canty, 20
Pot traits of Buchanan, large and small.
Fremont,
Republican Sunpter.
1 Fillmore and Doneloon Songster.
Remember, the place to get Bargains is at
LADFFER'S CHEAP BOOK STORE,
00 No. 77 Fourth et.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, in Man
cheotvr.—We will sell at Public Auction, on SATUR
DAY afternoon, the 18th day of August, at 3 o'clock, on the
premises, Ms adjoining Lots of Ground, each Lot 2U ft. front
on Chancery street In the Borough of Manchester, by 128 ft.
deep to a 24 foot. Ailey. PO block altogether would make a
desirable sitifOr's,country reddence, being out of the beef.
nesa part ot th6,0506.g1i. -
Also, opectiortlrGround'm feet front by 96 feet 5 inches
deep, Oti oft Fmnktin and Chartiera streets, oppo,
a•lieltelri&med Church.
Sale positive. Terms at sale.
au, BLAKELY & RICHEY, Auctioneers.
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SAN FORD BELL, M. D
The accounts from Spain are coodicting, but the
indications are that the Royalists have triumphed,
and Saragossa will soon be reduced. Senor Alaza
go, Spanish Ambassador to Paris, resigned immedi
ately on hearipg of the coup d'etat, but the Queen
refuses to accept of his resignatin. Advices to the
29th say that all the provinces are tranquil, except
Saragossa. and that city is closely invested by the
Royalist troops. A despatch from St. Sebastian, of
July 31, announces that Catalonia has acknowledged
the Queen's government_ The Navarre and Basque
provinces are tranquil.
BELGIUM.
The King of Belgium contradicts the report of
the contemplated abdication.
SWEDEN.
Advices from Stockholm mention that great ex
citement prevailed among diplomats in consequence
of reclamation made by Norway against Russian en
croachments on Norwegian territory, and planning
fortifications along the Baltic coasts.
ITALY.
The Austrians are making preparations for crossing
the Po at four different points.
ARABIA.
The insurrection in Arabia has been subdued, and
the chief of insurgents captured and sent to Con
stantinople.
The trade of Baltic ports has become very anima
ed in consequence of the tariff on Sugar baring
ieee reduced by Russia.
Sr. Louts, August 12.--A letter to the Republican,
dated Whiteshade, Kansas, 4th, says the U. S. Dis
trict Court, Judge Lecompte, began the summer term
that day. The docket was large and the counsel
numerous. The rases were chiefly of a criminal and
political character. It is reported that 500 of Lane's
troops are ready to protect those convicted by the
Court. On the strength of this rumor, Gen. Smith
sent 50 dragoons under Cap t. Wood to protect the
Court and enforce its processes. InJudgeLecompte's
charge to the Grand Jury, be reviewed most glaring
offences, and suggested remedies against present anti
prospective evils. He admonished them to be cool,
calm, and unbiassed in their action, and to do noth
ing which could have a seeming sectional or person
al inclination.
Wolf and Boyd. two men sent out by Gen. Rich
ardson to reconnoitre, ral3prted that Lane's regiment
had returned to just across the Nebraska line. They
came upon an encampment of 250 men, from whom
they learned that Lane had returned to raise 50Q0
men and more money, a,..1 th.t.
wfria their stow. and at Ifebraßka 04; - 10
move in a b ody to Topeka, and when Lane and his
5000 MOO arrived, they would leave Topeka to meet
him, and that they would then defy the Border Ruf
fians and the United States too. {Volt and Boyd
then went to Nebraska City, where they saw 200
inure of the came regiment, and heard a conversation
confirining this statement.
The writer says that Kansas never enjoyed such
peace as at present, and if let alone by foreign agi
tators, there would be universal harmony.
CHICAGO, August 11. -Advices from Leavenworth
on 'Wednesday state that the overland emigrant com
pany bad entered the territory, and had probably
reached Topeka safely. A company of Missourians
eolisteJ themselves as territory militia and marched
to interrupt them, but returned without fighting.
4 stated company of dragoons, with Judge Le
compton, ontereg Nebraska with the intention of re
sitting Lane, but ret 4 ,n 4 ;.4 iqiout effecting their ob
ject.
Rumors were rife in the river towns last week of
a battle between the emigrants and regulars near the
Nebraska line, but they were not generally credited.
A report prevailed in Nebraska City, on the 30th,
shat p large force of Missourians and South Caroe
iinians tiaa invaded the territory and blockaded the
public ruatls
.; IA! uorga ;•olnptrered to go and drive
them out at Council Mufti.
Chrtmot6ope says that there is great exott,
the kortion 51 the territory at the
rOtoored loyitsion.
ST. Louis, Alig4o.. —ltttrurns from 71 counties
10 ,•., Polk :1005 ; Ewing 29,131; Benton 19,202.
Thirt)-..t e• ree counties yet to hear from, which will
probably ; De -Terme Polk's majority from XOllO
soon . i n ‘ ' . l le Second District, Anderson's (Ameri
-11 ) IllajoritY Richmond (Democrat) is over
An. In the Thire:' Dil'trict, Green (Democrat) beats
Ludley (American) se , reral hundred. In the Fourth
District, Craig's (Demca-Tal) majority is put down as
20 U 0 over Moss (American 1 aciJ Lowe, (Bentonite)
his competitors. In the d istrict, Woodson
American) for full term, and . Alters (.!tmerican) for
the vacancy, are elected. From the Sill District
meagre returns indicate Phelp's e l e ction by a hand
some majority. In the Seventh DistYiet. Caruthers'
Democrat) majority is about 3090. Pifty•seven
Itoll o ties return 34 Democrats, 28 Americans, 22 Ben •
tonites, and 7 Whigs to the House.
Sr. Lot is, August 12.—The steamer Daniel 11.
Taylor, with a valuable cargo of hemp, tobacco,
wheat, rope, and bacon, sunk in the Missouri river.
on Saturday last. But a small portion of her cargo
was saved. no balance together with the boat is a
total loss. The boat was valued at $40,000 she
was insured at Phltaburgh for $21,000. The loss of
the boat and cargo is about $250,000. Her cargo
was principally insuristl in the St. Louis offices.
BA urimonx, August 12.--The Southern mail fur
niehee New Orleans papers of Wednesday, as lath as
due.
The election in Alabama, which has been made the
subject of special despatches in this city and Phila
delphia, w 149 only for assessors and county clerks.
The papers of both parties admit that there was nu
real contest, and there was not the slightest excite
ment either before or since.
RALzian, N. C., August 12.- The returns received
this morning show the following gains for Bragg,
Democratic candidate for Governor: In Hendereon
county, 425 ; Wilkes, 271 : Madison, 200 ; Buncombe,
; Caldwell, 423; WaLaga, 150 ; Rutherford, over
400.
Sr. JOHNS, N. 8., August 12.—Twenty buildings
in this city was destroyed by fire this morning, in
cluding the dwellings, tanneries and factories lo
cated on Waterloo, Union and Brussels streets. The
loss is heavy, but the precise amount is unknown.
CHICAGO, August 12.—Forty-three counties heard
from give a Republican majority of 6200; 10 coun
ties to hear from. In the Ist Congressional district
Curtis' majority is 1760. The Democrats still Glll l / 3 1
the election of Hall.
HONESDALE, Pa., August l2.—Russell's storehouse,
occupied by Rogers k Denning, Wuods' Mansion
House, and Hawkins' saloon were burnt this morn
ing. Loss s2o,ooo—insured.
THE LIFE and Public Services of JOHN
C. FREMONT, including an account of hie Explora
tions, and full reports of hie principal Speeches in the O. S.
Senate; by John Bigelow, editor the N. Y. Evening Pont—
a ith an accurate steel portrait and DUD:W(IIIH illustrations.
SOU pages—sl.
The Life and Public Services of Jamea Buchanan, late
Minister to England, and formerly Minister to Rrateta. Sena
tor and Remeentative in Congress, and Secretary of State:
including moat of his important State Papers: by IL O.
Morton—with au accurate portrait on steeL
The Republican Campaign Songster -a large supply re
caired—price 12 cents.
Appleton's Railway and Steam Navigation Guide-16 cts.
For sale by W. A. OU.DENBBNTNEY h OD.,
su7 Pita' et, *pas Tbimore.
EAST BERMINGHAM.— For one
BUILDING LOT in Rest Birmingham. Apply to
nub BLAKRLY h MIRY.
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, RTY••FOURTH CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON ear, August 11.—Senate—Mr.
Hunter asked that the question might now be taken
on the message of the Legislative, Judicial and Ex
ecutive Appropriation bill.
Mr. Trumbull said he could not vote for it, be.
cause the Senate had stricken out the clause provid
ing that no part of the money to be appropriated,
shall be expended for prosecuting or detaining the
persont charged with treason or other political of
fences in Kansas.
Mr. Bayard, thinking that a good 115&80D for voting
for the bill, said he 'should do so.
Mr. Hall said he should vote against all supplies
for the Government as long as they were coupled
with appropriations to pay the members of the usurp
ing Hansa/ Legislature. The bill passed—yeas 35,
nave 12.
The Pacific Railroad bill was taken up. Mr.
Hunter moved, as a teat vote, to lay it on the table,
which was agreed to, 25 against 23.
The Navy Appropriation bill was passed, and the
Senate adjourned.
House.—Mr. Walbridge, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported a bill for the construction of
a railroad and line of telegraph from the western
boundary of Missouri and lowa, at a point north of
the 38th and south of the 44th degree, to some point
un the Pacific Railroad.
It is substantially the same as that prepared by
the Select Committee. The struggle between the
friends and foes of the measure was on points of
order.
A motion made by Mr. Orr to postpone the
consideration of the bill until the second Monday of
December was lost by the casting vote of Speaker.
A joint resolution allowing 60 additional days,
during which the creditors of Texas can present
their claims to the Treasury Department was passed.
Nearly $400,000 remain unpaid.
The House passed about 50 private bills, and then
adjourned.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA
PHILADELPHIA, August 12.—The papers brought
by the Canada, bring little general news in addition
to advioes by the Anglo Saxon at Quebec, and the
Arago at New York.
The ship Cortelln, from Philadelphia, arrived at
Londonderry on the 28th ult.
SPAIN.
RUSSIA
From Kansas
Kansas and Nebraska
Eissourl Election
Steamer Daniel G. Taylor Sunk
Southern Items
North Carolina Election
Fire at St. Johns, N. B.
lowa Election
Destructive Fire
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NEW MUSIC—" Now what shall I sing
you!" sung by Miss Louisa PP., for whom it was
expressly composed and written by her lister, Mrs. Dalton.
If loved by thee—My Prairie Miniver—two new Ballads by
W. V. Wallace.
" love thee in the spring time"—Francis IL Brawn.
You remember Ellen—J. M. Stewart—words by Thos.
Moore.
I'll sing thee a song of a dear little heart-0. R. Barrows.
Come to this heart eu lonely—tor contralto voice—music
by &rte.
Y., than art like the flower of May—Ford. Miler.
Six Nocturnes pour le Piano—par W. V. Wallace—No. 1
Scarveldr-de New York.
Fairy Star Stopel.
Meet me in the forest shade—words by Clarence Melvin—
music by W. 11. Roane.
MoonlightPulka—Saml. M. Down..
Elmswood Waltz—Berljn.
The hod meeting with the Old Folks—Baker.
Mount Vernon Polka—Hauser.
Farewell dear mountain home—ll Truvatore, by Verdi.
Avenue Polka—Kinscbenheuter.
Les lords du Lotret valse elogantes—Ledue
T. in kling Star Polka—Antonio de Angurra.
Also, Fantasias and Concert pieces by Walla - e, Gustave
Satter, Rama and others.
Just received by Express. CHARLOTTE BLUM
No. 118 Wood et, second dear above IVY, at.
ail" Music mailed free of poet...
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The Mystery, or Evil and 0.1; by Young, author of
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Sibert's Wold—a new book, by author of Trap to entelt a
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Fremont's Life—beet edition.
Life of Buchanan.
Heitha—Miss Bremer's new book.
Tenuyson's Poems, complete in one volume—only :6 rte.,
gilt..
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Members' Journal, " " 16 " 2. I "
Peterson'. Illagazine, " - 15 " :Id "
Household Words, o " 15 " 4th .'
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11. MINER A CO.,
nub No. 32 Smithfield street.
S MA LL STORE ROOM TO RENT, with counter, shelving and gas fixtures all complete--situate
ou Sloth street, between Wood and Liberty. Rout low to n
good tenant. 8. CUTHBERT .4 SON.
nub 61 Mat kot street :
NEW BOOKS—NEW BOOKS. —
The Life awl Public Services of James Buchanan, In
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Horton—with an accurate portrait uu Steel.
Commodore Perry's Japan Expedition.
The Martins oferomartin—by Chas. Lever.
Fashionably Life--by May H. Eastman.
For sale by IL MINER &
JY2 6 No. 32 ;uit htleld
CLIWCEI7ANTSTN -- TOWA.—W e have
801110 Lands for male in Johnson county, are 0,11«, from
lowa City, on the Fort Des HOWEe road, of a very excellent
4mality-100 acres In one body.
Also, Itistlity Acres In Mills county, twelre tulles fin,
Council Bluffs ; two miles from Glexinwood, the county scat
Also ' One hundred Acres in Cedar county, half way
I ween lowa City and Muscatine, and only our toile from M.
&M. IL 8., which I. now in operation. For terms and price
enquire of Lane) MA.AEISLY & welt RV
A FARM FOR SALE, in Patton township,
on the water. of Turtle Creek, cud one mile from
Stewert's Btatlou on the Pennsylvania Railroad, elite.,
' miles from Pittsburgh—Ow Hundrett [7. thirty , five of
which are prime bottom land. Improvements amulet of n
hewn L g !louse, a Frame Stable and Lag Baru—young ur
chard, &r. This Farm would divide well, m the creek coos
about equally through it. Apply to
auti BLAKELY & RICKEY.
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MASONIC HALL CIGAR STORE.—F.
FAULKNER respectfully beg, leave to inform the
citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity that be has opened the
above establishment, and Intends to keep eonetantly on
hand, for retell pure, the CHOICEST and BEST QUA LI
TT Or MARS, TOBACCO AND SNUFF to be found in this
city. //fa- No. NI FIFTH etreet, Maisruir lialL
an6:ol F FAULKNER.
CITY PROPERTY FI SA CF. Two
Frame lieu,. In the Fifth Ward, fronting on Liberty
street, with large and eligible Lot.
Also, one in the rear of the above.
. . .. ... .
Also, nine Lots of Orouud on Webster atrert, 'AI feet front
by I IU feet deep.
Also, ten Building Lute en Summers street, '.4) feet by leo
feet. Apply to [nut] BLAKELY & ItICLIEV.
DRI' GOODS ItEI)UCED—A, A. MASON
& CO. have market down the whole of their inonensu
clock. Every article will be cloned out at from 20 to 50 per
cent. leas than usual prices. jolu
PATENT ELASTIC PACKINO FOR EN
of NES.—Engineere and other., Interested are invited
to call and examine a new article of peaking for all parts of
moan. engines, pump., &c., where soft packing is rennin...l.
The mita...tages of this article are: great durability, raring
of tallow, reduction of friction, consequently raving of power
If doe, not require :o be taken out of as 44,ffiag bares, but,
being packed In a cone, the packing is gradually consumed,
thus earluLin
time and material. Speripieuls of the ear....
max I= 9* . ... e. tt ek ~ , r s•t, S!& eery Warehouse,
utylE Market st, turner of :44......1.
POCWurrrLlNG.—Persons fond of ,hie na
tional pastime cat, lea provided with our of the tk•et
ET KNIVES in the reentry at
DOWN & TETI. EI"S,
Jrifl N.J. hit/ W.w.l atrrot
IPILLMOI{E MEN ATTENTION !--2tfro
copies LI( tho . PII I LA DELPHIA N EWS, recd ved dally .
Mrice twu centa.
For sale by B. T. C. !IOICOAN,
Jy24 41 Fifth .t.
SHAW LS AND MANTILLAS REDUCED.
A. A. MASON A CO. are offering their entire
Summer Shawls and Mantlitar. comprising the new,at and
moat faabionable etyles to be found. at a rediirtion of per
rent., at N 0.24 Fifth it. JyIN
GREEN AND BLACK tEAg7---Writate
on hand the largest and best &snorted stock of TEAS
u be found In the market, all of width will be ~tiered nt the
LAVES? PRICSEL S. JAY NP,..4,
Jy l4 Pekin Tea Store, Nu. 38 Plitt. et_
4 -oIIN WOODS, BANKER AND EXCHANGE
Etli7flC CIL, Deed.' In Exchange, Commercial end Bank
Lulea. Stunk bought and cold on comrnt , slon. Collection,
carefully atlemied to. Ipiareet putt; al Pepottit.. No. 117
JONES' NEW HUI I,lli NO, Youth otreet, Jenu
ACI(EREL---New Nu. 3 large for gale by
iTU lIENHY H. ekiLIANS
NEARLY ALL GONE.—We have unlv
eight of Elmer large LtuMing hots left; these we ...el . !'
oil at $ . 200 eiwli; tern.a Thy aru the toil of eight
Murk, ot 12 each—tid lute. The location la healthy out plea.
yht., 'tot hue a front of 24 feet on Franklin et: eel., Alle
gheny, Ly ^ ti feet 4.. T. to .24 feet :.11..y. Persiae wanting
lioinu t f their owl, should Allem. elti i t,i i 1e; ; ,;
CAM, PO iu hand. 3itof their lota 1.141 . . Wet, *Old w it.. teat
r nut and will be improved without They or, the
in either of the citice.
rT4 - 2 CUTHBERT k BUN, f,l7l.lnrket et.
FINE DRESS 000DS.LA. A. MA.soN
Co. would invite the ettautien of the !males to their
stock of Figural and Haiti bertingrn, Law., ItrillilutA, A. ,
whirl) they are closing GYI erola (wooly-five to nit) per cent
ices than the mmal price. 0114
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P TAPIOCA--500 his, in stareanti
_L fur sale by LOU iLiatou mow,
LI Nsf,F,l) 01L—.500 galls just received and
for echoFLEMING illii)e
J3LUE MASS-5d Uk, iu store and fur sale.
au2 won No 111101. 1 .
PURE LINSEED OIL.--The sub•wriber
haring engaged in the manufacture of Liiierial .
Wutll.l inform cuuslinieril and dealers, that he to peeper,' t..
supply them with a 'aridly prime article.
13' 24 ' J. SCUOONM A KEN. 24 Wool
pIG METAL
-100 to. Aliegi,eny ;
Lai " . Coke;
lOU Red Short Anthracite;
lOU " Cold "
100 " Mortar (Jouoly Stour Coal
For .1.91 e by , jy9l .101 IN MOOR II EA D.
FIN 1 ,- ; — TEAS 1!--A few more cumoniers f.n.
those Pl. .k.F. end FIIItSkiTICAS can be necantruoilmea
at— Y. K. DitAl . o.'S,
.1718 Ned. 82 Market K. and I Diamond.
10 DOZ. RASPBERRY SYRUP.
le dooon Strawberry Syrup.
5 Piue Apple
50 " Lemon Syrup.
Juat received and for Nile by
ERYSIER & ANDERSON.
jy29 N... 39 W.,el street
SCASES PRUNES, in jars.
5 doz. fineh Strawberriex. In Mottle i
10 Blackberry Brandy .Iwt read and for .nlo Ipy
ItRYNIMIt & ANDMR.SIO4..
1Y29 No. 30 Wood mt root.
I)AINTiNG-WILLIAM CLArI'ON, 01.-
1 name:nal and Fancy Paint. r. 107 FOURTH street,
tweet' Wood and Sznithtield atteete.
sir Ali work done In rho first style of the art. eta
BLUE LICK WATER —lO bble. freell Blue
JO Lick Water received this day by
JOS. FLE)IINO,
Corner Diamond and Market et .
COUNTRY SE ATS.—I offer for sale, on tie
comruodating terms, two very desirable local ions for
country estate, situate near East Liberty. To persons e ishiag
a country home, these Lots offer great inducements, being
located on a good carriage road, and near the passenger eta
Lion of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Halt Liberty.
Enquire of THOMAS WOODS,
anti 75 !fourth street._
PARASOLS—We are now offering our ex
tensive assortment of Parasols, In Silk, Tunic, S4tun,
Moire Antique and other materials, at a reduction ‘.l" one
third the usual rates. Jyttf,
THE GOLDEN GUN is taking the trade,
and It la not much wonder. Our stock of Guns, Pis
bile litfee, &c,, &c., le unsurpassed in the city. In the way
of Fishing Tackle we have such an assortment that would
make old Isaac Walton's eyes water, could he return to this
world. Pocket and Table Cutlery in great abundance, bog
Muzzles, and too many articles to be mentioned here are to
be found at the sign of the Golden Gun.
LIOWN & TETLEY,
MO Wood at.
100 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
IN EAST-LIVERPOOL OHIO.
64 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE 60 feet
by 130 feet, In Jame. Blakely's third a idition to the
town of Eaat•LlvetpooL Also,
THIRTY-SIX
LOTS, 60 feet by LW feet, In different parts of the town tor
sale on reasonable terms of payment. Apply to
8. S. HILL, Esq., East Liverpool, Ohio.
or to BLAKELY A HICEIEY
J y 26 Real Estate Brokers, Pittsburgh,
AV ING PURCHASED the interest of
TIIOALAB WIGHTMAN, in the Point Boiler Yard, on
We lint of May, I will hereafter carry on the Boiler Making
and Sheet Iron work, is all their branches, at the old stand,
Water street, below Penn. With the experience of thirty
years In Ma trustneu, I hope to render eatlefaction to all
who favor me with their trade. JAMES WIGHTMAN.
Magni& May 28,1856- my29ttlind
TAR -60 bbls. N. C. Tar for sale by
Jy26 SMITH, MAUL a HUNTER.
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PITTSBURGH BOARD OP TRA DE AND, Tat Jinn line Wien 134 inch since our hot report. Tbe
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. wencher Le c'ond;
President.
L. WILIEARTH.
Vice Presidents.!
T. 9 CLARKE, GEO. W. CASS.
Treasurer.
N. 110L31ha , Ja.
3ecrolar. 31.
JARIKS P. HARM
Suswinl,m, feat
S. T NORTIIA!VI, Ja
ammi! lee of A Tbil Tatum for August
ORO. W. CASS, v. P.
J. A. WILSON.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
TO SAIL.
Pays
New York firemen. July 1 - 2
New York Ill.o.irow July 12
13viiitoo ....... ..... -July II)
New York Liverpool July 14
New York ',Nei . July 2::
New York I i •erpivil 101 l 21
New York Havre via Cower... Jul v
New York Havre July 25
TO ARRIVE.
Ships
Ilarman❑
Kiln burg .
Canada
Baltic ..
Africa
Lebanon
alum
Barcelona
Ships &VIT.(' Prr Da y i
Fulton Havre N.w York.. lul4 2
Niagara B.m:on, &,. I.lrerpr.ol July 5
liticsaon Liverpool Now Y0rk......,... July 5
Persia 1 f , ftrp. 4 New York . Jel,, 12
City of Baltimore... LI verp,..l liallimore .........Jely it;
Washington q...uibe.nipton...Nekr York... .. -Jul, 11l
riTTsuuttcm MARKETS
OFFICI 0? 7111. DAILY MOIININII
Tu,.sday, August 12, 1.5:,0. j
FLOL sales to-,Lay foot up 36.5 Lids., als follows
bids. extra, from store, la $7 ; 110 Ulm. gnportine 111,1 IYALIAI,
from wagon , nt g 0 and in 10; 75 lads. extra, trots &pot. at
$6 100 11,1,,. extra and extra Lundy, from Elite. at
s6,7sand $7, and 00 I.llls. superfine and extra, to lot,, from
store, at $6,256h6,75.
ti RA I N —Sales 100 bush. Oats, from canal, at 2C,.
BACON...SaIes 3500 IDs. shoulders and cansaased hams at
10 , ai and 12c., and 10 tierces S. C. hams at 14c.
LARD....SaIes 5 Lbla No. 1 at 12e., ens!.
CIIKESE...SaIe 50 hags W. It., in lota, at 9c.
COFFBR ... Sales 10 Imo Rio at 11?...i.c..4,1-411.
From the Philadelphia Ledger j
Pennsylvania Railroad Tonnage
The increase in the tonnage of the l'enniiylsania Railroad
over the CfirroSpoOdlA ß pvrhui of the legit two years inwit tee
htehly gratifying to the proj,tore and stock holdere of that
great es terta toe. It i+ much greater up to thie time than
way anticipated at the beginning of the year: and the Jr.
!ditties are that the remaining 111, 111 , 111ilh , A 111 present
aggregate larger than the first seven months' busdietel
Ishii, wine!, ananullwf to 2: - fie,ssl tons. The coal trade oft!
A Ilegh«ny region, which is just beginning to i.e &vele',
',runniest to i' It heavy item m the lationess of the toad
company alone, the Allegheny, it in said, has contracted t
dell,r over 100,( tons to parties in It city belt,. tie
year closes, and that amount, with the shipments et the
Westnutrelnnd and Broad Top, will make a large tots! It
July, sun.: tuns sere sent to this market. and note that
that quantity was sent rritill Ih. Milles to various low,'
slung the rout!. The receipts at the Philadelphia ~pen o
tleir, grain and live stuck, were less than dm - inning mond
el this year, as will be seen froth the following statement
dud the rr, Irk of coal more:
Flour. Lire 5 4 1,.1,. ( I .ml.
14141 m. hunk. 11,21.
2 1 2.201 10140;41 : 1 01 1.:30.", 41s
.14,740 107.113 2. 11 37..0, 1.':51
144 : 1140 :1910.&`.w 1.1;04
I 141,370 :1,21 . 01.:/140
47,417 01,111 .1.710,.21u 4.341
.1.,1011 0 . 2.240 2L7486,93
43.4)111 2.490,460 ,11r1.1.1
Janu r%
F. b. )
Meust
Apr.l
Ms,
11, :264 (48,4P3 4./9 L. 5 945
The elflike totinatpe of the nmd hir this veer, compared
with the COrrespos.ating period of Inn 3 and In n 4, %CU Li
Through [mange, East.
West
Lisal " liana..
West.
Total—July.....,
"ltle
" A pull
" March
Rein nary
" January..
From Juno try 1 to Jilt). 135,611
The Increase over 15445 was 73.074 tuns, and over 1854,103
1.4:17 tuns.
Foreign Markets
Per 'tram, Can al.a.f
dales of red Wheat at Tstia9, 101; white 10, Yd. Core—
White 31etp-3..G yelhiw and rub,.d 208 (id. All article, doll
and declining and prices irregular. The Broker', Circular
says Flour is c.•usiderubly lower:hot little speedilative de
mend. Inferior grades have deelhied :Is bbl.. and the bet
tor qualitioa fr.w IX to 2s. For olowt there In but little
niria - ulative demand, and the weather being fyvorattle 1 ,, r
agricultural operations. The iley-line lion reachod other
cliental" report a decline 4Pf tidavail f o r Wlicat, atidfro t o. 1 ,,
fa fur Flour. Prices all irregular mud Wiyibtrri aural iX 2.;
Philadelphia 111111 Italtluoire Flour 31,t3,3ii; good
Ileerdull and market In unchanged in price. &Ilea Cleve-
In ad at 700G511a WI: beet I.r.ald 1055hi,11711 &I. Perk an•
mane tan
tnu-on am . itanged: market quiet; salea .a 5 45613t3 , +: .I.UI
i
dea 40 , 4 Ltd , aalted Laura Zr 4 k t ti . Lard lailehrtn4rd: ni. le
rx:e cletußtztt: there has been annal aerie .1. from Iran...
da t a and "I ICGS , IW e . 105. an-)
iex
-11 lit Fire. bond, 111111.. in Centred Bite* Stufs.2.
r,"/.. Central Sevens 5 54...r056 1 ,... Greenlan.l 93404; .10 elntree
I , e'nh Michamn Central 754:,.47. Penna. Central Fir.l
l'ittshurgh Wads ...." , eati7. The money mark. t
11011..1. and C•11164/-61 at 95r!,10.96:',.
New York Market
New You.. August 12 —Flour Luavy. and corn. on grades
d:1111041 fully Inc. - rt bbl: the dermal r isL.lltuited;
sal, 10,600 Ws at $5,110,445.90 for common to chin, sop, r.
line StatiX P4A 0 ,2 5 tar °xll , X 4 , -" , ,1 1 0 , 0411 for common t•,
rholen stiperfin.. lowa, Indiana, 111Inula, Wis , ruaiti and
tiling and sd,2ll(iris7 for entaracm in chain- ext• ft: the ninrkot
clo.ing drooping. Canadian Flour (loll: sal® 400
MO. at sliers7.7o for I,lt extra. Siot thorn VF,
10w,.r. dales Ithlam bbls at $7.6(1(0157.70 for mixed to chon
and $S Sat P,50 lor boon and extra. Bye Floor motlersb:
sales :Xs/ lads at ;t:liar.sl. , i7 for .111111011 CO Choi,
Corn Meal quiet at :F.3,75 for and 54.12 t,ltran.ly
wino. Wheat 210.:Ie. lower. akb a Idot-r I,,i tted "
o n pons; male. 90.U0n lam at V.4860;11.53 for new red South
ern: $1..51161.41.50 for author; $1,42 f,r Canadian: $1../4/
.e$l,9J fur white: sl.(Oitoll.Gf, for new white Sl11111tern:
o.sl 111 for Warmth,. club, am! $1,62 for prime new whit,.
Ind 11)0 scarce and firm, ail), sal, Ilroo Los at 0,11 R
shade higher, with a fair thrtruttol for eximrt and 110 Mr. Co,
.otoption; gales 50,000 ban at 3;arli'l for 11/ fori, to prime
;MIMI Western: white Smutherit leant.' al 7U5t,75,
dull and drooping; sales Silo ball at $18.01,,,
; 110 for prime mew, for tow., Ileef plenty
mid dull; sales 1100 1,1 , 1 n at $71a7.2n tor onintry
}5.: nave, for I ~u (t $
$12.50 for extra.. Itoof Hants sib.ssll.. Prund
(reefloll at slbortl7. Cat )1.-fits it alit At 94!“ for
shoulders. and lout for hems !bison dull at 11',1,-1•'
Lard firm; sal— 55oat tr.il a ra.l2 soar. loblere rebate
a. ttet'ept 011 . lit bar iot hal) . pritto Hotter IS reli tt ig
al- uI y 15:g, I n tar Whtsity lira er, mica Rat 14,1411 M,
and pi tson at 30.00 . 37
St ...A .11117.4,1--St,wks lower; Chkapi and Rock Inland
9l‘ : Mit 111...m0 6..othern, Itwn.lmp
I‘lls, ,, uri Fix., ad, , Carlton, '21 7 ; C14,,1nd no•ITk.
ttud Cillcuurtti, 11C3 , ,;
Miellion Central, 44. 4 ),i. tqo.colng eaclurog,• Ii
Philadelphia Market
P11T1.11.11.P1111. A iiKtlpt 12 —The Flour market ia dt,ll ,ilt
te, ,lematel for export, 111111 prices have tentleu
cy: bolder,. are ,111.11m1,11 to accept souism hat low.' rates. but
liu) ern 44,0taud largei eolicemaions.llll.l nut an 11illiord of 110
the ,ierieind t..r Isn . t,ae lintlt.sl At from it 1,37!., to
Md. MY 111 1111/111t, and t'ort, meal uuttitt,x ,
Th., Ia it hale anwilnt of \\*heat ottoriug I•nt Lite -I'-
m:m.l In limited, met price, lack firtlittoes, wile, f.OOO I.llrll
11,50 bush G,r 0....1 mid prdo.• Stoithet 1
auto relf r. lote at t'.o to it dd. aud uu,
•t - lid at sl.. unt l.; toodi. ,t 1 n•itd with curd' sale.
t A ,tut. Lfu.,•l will, „m, nl 4..0.,
husli,da• 1.1.1 , 12,1.
'lining dull at , the lowest 11W.111,11. lute ate n 1 fair rltill.,l
111,1 0,11.1 y. 'Whisky ie dull:, small sales of b 1.1.1 at ti.
alit 111,4 a ct.,10.
Cincinnati Market
I'IMINN‘II, August 12,—Flur Jell ao , l uusaithal under
the Or li' M.N." I, II Cantal.t; proh OS 11,11ii,d.
The sale 1,1,1,1 uf Ik. /PO 11st ,•,•;1111,..; at ~1;11. 11.•
ectulAs yestordny h." 1,11,144 e
Whtssl, delice,d, at .{1.1.1A, and 1: , 101./ bus 111. h ,, u, a Ilsh
tsakt, last evening, al till same , I,li, in , liczaing n ;.;,,,,A1
inand,:fh.twlthsaan,llng the nufasural,h,„,„ 11 hilly„
.11 , 1 pri, na uoultua/. A bale ~f all hags Nll 6 , lTt t• ,an
thath , at 11c.; 11, ,, mn; ket to .11.11.1 t rbx, ntial Itahgc.
Ii t LTI Moat. August Flour has declined 3.c14. Pi 1:( . 1
p.ster.lay; eah•a IWO 141.10 city mllla at Wheat is 11, u.
S to 7 eta. Lover; •ales red at $1.31 , 61.1.40, Fuel acute .r sl.l`
.. , aley 01 Corn at 111 for yellow. and white at
lr Ilendnehr, Log. of Appet Ile and FNTA I.
I.E1'1; ES:OON -- S. 11.,A,r. lilitig 11111 ...14
•• NI) nltur•romt ttou,kmlll , 11. to tilt'
nr I i"naim Itltt , rs. ILrrlwg xlitT“,ll sir 0,7150 1,111,,
kl..prk...laa. and la laci
veil. al dielurtier of ti synt,lll. I tww G.I, tieing 101 l
ole bottle. roost ion. of r.tnrning health
•• l'itt4l.urgh, A ngnvt••t 1, I !•,f,:3_"
CAVTIOx '—littarilagainst rturlin9ing. an imitation. To
p rav ,. n t tini a Altion. citruful to sink for 110.rtimo'n
: 4 .44 at $1 pt.r . 1...411, or Nix boltlem for 1.5, by tb"Pr' -
privtorn. lIENJANIIN .111. Mulatfactlirinir
l'harrart , utloitn awl ebernint..4, l'itleburgb, Po.; IL E. rEi.-
1,KR.13 rorner or llrroml and Wood nlrw.tn; or .1
brogglnty gonorallr• tiu9:lw
To DEMOCRATS EVERYWHERE.
RIAD READ READ.
20.000 Agents wanted to sell in every town in din Ullitcd
Staton,
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
JAMES BUCHANAN,
uf ft/insolvent-rt.
Late Minister to England, and formerly Minister to Russia,
Senator and Representative in Congress,
and Secretary of State.
INOLUDINO VIE MOST IMPORTANT OF 111 S STATE
PAPERS.
By R.O. E101111)N, Esq., Literary Editor of the N. Y. Day Book.
The above book has lean written by a 611ileman well
qualified by his literary attainments, and his long Course tit .e
with the Democratic press. lie was furuPhed personally I.)
the distinguished eubject of the memoir with nanny of tla
dates and facts of his early life, and from authorized friends
id Mr. Buchanan has been supplied with niaterial ill:V.-M.lO
- to other parties. The proof sheets have been submitted
to authorized parties. It can therefore he ,Idled. without
reserve,
AN AUTIIENTIC AND AUTIIORIZE.D iitourciri[Y.
The book makes a handsome 12mo. volume of 430 pages,
neatly bound In cloth. and is embellished with an accurate
Portrait on Steel. Price, $l. For further particulars, op.
ply to DERBY A JACKSON, Publishers,
119 NO-0111111 street, N. Y.
trA_Coplea sent by nail post-paid on receipt of Kit jy tn
NOTICE is hereby given that an application
will be made to the Legialncur° of Panneylvania, at
the nest session, fur a Charter of Incorporation for
B,O'DM FUND BANE, to be located in the Barougb
Biruartgliani, Allegheny County, to be styled "The„ hir.
mingham Saving Fund," and to be a Bank of Deposit and
Discount, with a Capital Stock of Bffentql . ve =lowa
Dollars.
T UDLUM'S SPECIFIC-5 gross in store
I
and for sale by [1621] FIANDIEG MIL
ROME
•`,
• '-•=s
THOS. DELL,
D. M'C A N Dt.N.SS
The steamer 001%1MKFIC1, Copt. .1..1. Boats-
ON -- Cierk, Uooay kart. , or thy
abovelwal interwealitite ports 'LIDS DAY, at
10 o't-I.,ck A. M.
For freight or raising° apply 011 hear,!. any
. E MON & CO.— TRANSPORTATION
Li LINE.— Hating wade extensive p r lar i aia
1/111ntiuns this winter, we are oily prepa
to do a HEAVY IttiSfNESS by PENNSYLVANIA LA:NAL
and RAILROAD, TR ROOM! TO AND FROM THE EAeT.
ERN elms. He can assogi our friends and all thine
disposed to patronize the Pol2llµ. Canal and Railroad, that no
pains will be spared to render general satisfaction to Ship
pere of Eastern and Western Freight. The A VOI li.A NOE
OF THE INCLINED PLANES ON THE ALLEAJHENY
PORTAU F. RAILROAD will give increased despatch to the
transmission of freight.
Ottke on PENN street, at the Canal Basin.
mhl-1
LLOYD A LESION.
K IER'S TRANSPORTATION LINE.—
A oticipatiug the want of facilities for -
transporting Freights to and front the Eris
ern Cities, via Penmylvania Canal and Ranrouns, ere 11/1,/
Increased our stork of Boats, &c., on same, to a D'IUDLE
DAILY LINE, which gives us a capacity of over 1500 tons
per month each way.
We ware oar friends, and those disposed to latrine,. the
State improvements, there will be nothing spans! 110 our
put to render general satisfartion in forwarding Eastern
and iVesterti Freights with promptitude and despatch.
KIER & MITCHELL,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh, Pa.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNEItSIIIP.-
1•0c..-partaorslli i , existior, horonliore, Im•tweeo •10,
( . 01.1.C.M and J. b an, Kaox.. 6rm of JAME,
COLLINS Jr CO., lots becti dissolYo/l, Otis day, by niuttotl
Tla Imsiil•-opi of Ow late firm affil ha settled Irr .%mos
Co!looi, o. t00110r0.,,1 to use the !moo .p 1 U. tiro, 1.,r
ttmt popo,o. Cot LINS.
1 . 1/Inhorgli, Jane 11, 1, - 01 .1. BANK:, KNOX.
TII ANKFUL to my friends far past favors, I
beg to solicit u continuant,' 01 tJour patronage
partner, JAMES CMLLINS, who sill .arry tlw
IVA EDI NU AND WMMIS i , 5 . TWA pt ,N AN p
PRODUCE BUSIN ENS under the 51)1r „1 .1 AS. t'l ILL! .NS
A t Cl. (13' 2 ) J. BANKS KNUN.
DAVID M VANDLF,II WILLIAM MEANS n. A CJFFIN
M'Candless, Means Si. Co.,
Wick A M'Cainlless,)
WHOL ESA LE GROCERS, and Dealers in
IKON, NAILS, GLASS, COTTON YARNS, and Pitta
burgh Manufactures generally, corner of Wood aisl Water
streets, Pittsburgh. DISI
R. M. HUNTER, •
11.5. 1
. 4,374 4.714 1 .3'17
. 4,377 4.7711 1,74 .
19.11'21 14,1,54 5.3111
. 5,047 5,400 2 166
(SUCCLSNOR 10 HIHH & E117:1178,) •
Receiving, Forwarding, Controls-
.34,521 29,2;5 11,011
.35. sPa) . 3 , 406 14, i 6.5
41.,(144 24 S ::434
.44.17 24,tditi 29.44.3
I '.104 I 11_(55
=.9IS
STEAMBOAT AGENT.
4 COINERCIAL STREET,
J}'" l St. Lon's, Mo.
MEADVILLE AND ERIE EXPRESS AND
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
FINDS COMPANY, having on the Ist of
A., July ..nutuoneed can.) tug the U. 8. .-•
Mail from Pittsburgh to Erie. through But.
T .
Irr. 51ersr, Mesas - 1110 nod ‘Vitterfortl, have
now per - Y.:led such arrange rueuts as will enable them to
. • •
carry passengers or p.arkagel to any paint u 0.10 . 1
lean time than lite Wine SilrYiee was rt . r
on Ohio rad, and at cheaper' rates. wi"hiqg to on
gNg.• 11.1111 gt, or forward panka,,,...m 3 this city will foot
an Agent at allo men to Wait 1ip..1111,0111 at Ilse
sr_ clan- a n t e d_ or Petit. 01111 St. Clair etr,ts, Pitts-
Imo throngh fmm Pittsburgh to Erie, thirty-two hours.
Jy3l-tf
Fresh Arrival of Salt Oysters
J I'ST reveiveti l at STE I NIICCE.:S., Nu. .1 1 1
street. iere till the &head.. or
tits euaa.m lau I. hail. ioirs tip in any dosirn. g
•
He style. Ile le also in daily receipt of New Sls
Peas, Isibetors, Frogs, Shad, Sea
and n groat sash ty 4 Lit,- Fish. which Will In-wont lie Gaiui
luituls and restaurants on the most reasonable terms
Just misalised, a large alit fine lot of ILC,IIOIIS, ~ T. n ugt, and
Pine Apples, S. S ,
I) 4 _No. ll l Wood street.
B ANKINGII()USE
coußß BIB), BARROW A. Co.
/A 172.‘"POIrr, towi,
Midie . Collectious on all poilitn on, and west of lb' Mini.
.Pi Elver. Prompt attention given to all !mein,. en
-A-4 wthoir Luna.
Rum to— -
S. JONES 1 CO., Pittahurgt
K. SWIFT Blto. d JuIINSTON, Chicago;
E. W. CLARK d CU., Philadolphin;
CTTI Z ENS' BANK, Baltimore;
E W. CLARE, DILDti Y. & LXI, Nose Yolk ;
(.11LIWILE BROTIILIRTON, Cincinnati. Uyl7:ltn
MMcLAIGHLIN, LAND AND REAL Es
. TATE AG/INT. Warrants bleated. Property
bought and sold; also, Shipping Agent for the Mark Star
Littel PttokeLo from Liver's - tot. Drafts on the Bunks of
Lugland, Ireland and Scotland. Mice, No t I Jones' Build.
tog, eutrituee on Sloth street. DUBUQUE, kola. l t ler , ,ly
F OR SALE-, desirable property in tho
. .
City of Allegheny: Three LUCA, nahltetl
oil the West nob of the Pint Common, containtng in front
k I•ll.lt3.ilVal feet LIMO 1111,1 es trading bark Vor1101:11.
ett Clay Alley tll.llth of ninety cert. ore °lt tle,
t.teintst, tote elegatit three tat Fry Rrch rtsvt•lling lion
.Itl.l 111 , t name (vol.:neut.*. 11104, Nix thotttutts4l !Ivo Ittt,
Ilt/1111171-I,4, , tity-tlve hundred dollars fu hand, and tile
kittl/Cl. 111 tour equal annnal otstalneettLx, wit) t.
set urtsl by I; atoll ne at gages
If this property is not di:tilt . ..tett or thtrlng the
odl 1... offered at 1.:1Ni.. Sale. 0, the pre t .i.,,,
(ho se,gottl day of Iseptotisber next. Mtlr t0t .. .rt....i0n
tt.gttrd to the property, refer.-err may Le had to IN
hISTEIt and JOHN Fl.lOll NO, Alleuttetty City.
ant:dim 1111. It. FOSTER.
J. H. canfteld,
CIONIMISSION AND FORWARDING
M ERCHANT, and Winslesal, Lksirrr in West, rn R.-
CbCOS... iitathr. Lard. Purl, Hid, Prf and
Sid,ratia. Unwed and Lard oil, Dried Fruit, and
Nos. 141 and IL3 Fr,dit Pittsl•urgl,.
Arir SUMNER COATS.—VO.
Iteeeived J er F4proex.
A 1.,. new et yles of
SUMMER. CRAY ITS AND TIES,
lineeiroft per A1 1 .4111:1,
L. 1115511.FELD At SON,
Nt. W,e1.1
Fk AND FILLMORE MEN - AT
TENTI.N
rho lo;r and Trrivelm of John C. rlvini. 1, 1.1,•
:.non
rattirtio Gmr,ry
I Not,i r”..1 an.l dies.
jIMP t•
.1 n't by .
SURA NCE! INSURANCE! Applica
(lolll for Insormwe Cro or,rd gut.' rdanbl.• In•urn.u,
eulur.hiPB r•-r, ivrd by tih:n. W.IILINN, xl hts N.,tl F,state
Aget.cy 4/I'l I II Will.pll/00.yaka, WI the north CIA' obi,
rth ,hker rata el' the Plemend, AL.I..6.,JUANY Care.
R ES-40 boxers this day ro;eived and
emle by RIMIER & AN DKIIS., IN',
JYT= No. all Wood otroot.
W 6 g L r F'S oo m laiold"fit)r2lulbo8 I (FI.I,II\IItIANUI.I„'IB—COq.S
i r AG AZ NES all received for AI:GUST.
jll PRICE ONLY I,II.I'F.EN l ' h:NTP. — Wt . Wail - soli
Prod: Lonlh, Ga2ette PRAM". for l!'2 runt, Knickor
Booker. i 5 route: noloo•hold
lo roots: I ' nln:u,(e Slagorloo, Gmham'd 31.43.
I 5 t . ttl•lS: and mil filo 001, NlagardneoCllKAPElt ILIAD
• ill 111 , 1.11,11•Liii•t1 here. Wit 111/1, a largo oluiplyof the
Wovo ‘lngamno. on howl, no that you are ell, of p Iting
L. id m Lou ou l'ilfllo.
and boy than at W. A. 01 LDEN FIN N
I I' Elt.llt Y DEPOT, ou FIFTH sirert. t he
fIREEN AND BLACK TEAS, purchasild
from the Importers for 0,341. We have en hand Ow
largest and beet escorted stock of M. to be found in lhe
msf hot, ell of which o ff be offered at the (need pricer
6. JAYNES.
any Pekin Ten Store, Nu. 3S Fifth et.
lOPAVIA CAPSULES-15 gross in store
and for sale by lentil VLKMING OROS.
QKELETON VESTS—We have received per
Express another lot of the Skeleton Vests which are
undoubtedly the coolest end lightest for Summer weer.
jelo; L. 111 ItSIIPELD & SON, No. 70 Wood Ht.
/IN ER &CO.'s LIST OF 15 Cent 111-aga
ji 7.10. ;
I arner's Magitaine ;
Liodo)'a Lady's Book:
Graham's Magazine;
Peterson's Magazine;
Putnaro's Magazine;
Household worda;
Leslie's Journal:
Knickerbocker.
. . .
For Mlle by ljythil 11. MINER 6 CO.. 32 Smithfield pt.
JUNIPER BERRIES--1000 lbs. just re
g., cnivill and (mettle by f jy7l 1 , 1,1011 M/ BROS.
FIFTH WARD PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A lat of 1/round ou Pike etreeL betweeu Walnut itiol
Ft.ctory streeLg, with four '4...pantie Frame Ilene u. in good
nlntlitlng and %veil rented. Will be sold cheap.
JeDi BLAKELY lk RICKEY.
CoVFEE
-3., packeto Jxra Cafe, 50 lry•L 4`11417
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF-10 grus.4
on hand and for Bole, by (Jy2l) ELEMTEO
13,
LO AND-LUMPS
juuSitus Blooms;
Lumps;.
.J:00 Lake Champlain.
03 9 1 JOILI MOORHEAD.
For sale by
MEW
RIVER NEWS.
TETZ keel-boat "Martha Andaman" left, yesterday, for
Viteeling. For the earn port the keel-boat "Orphan Boy"
is now Lading.
THE Ft. Louis Ikmocrat of the 9th says
The low water now prevails over the entire extent of every
Western stream—the Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois, rode,
dr. The rivets we have named are still navigable to a eer
Lain extent, lout the worst his not yet come. Th e r i ve ,
duties billing at this point, and in getting very Iva between
title and Cairo. Several boats totat left here lately for aew
Orleans, enoeuntered a godi'dettl 'of trouble with the hire
above Cairo. Owing to this state of things, Mailer boats
have oupounced theresult,s up" fir New (Wean. The
Missouri is in a very bad , ouditien, tent certain boats that
have not been detained before, this season, o re now past dos
tit this port. Sutne of the Mi:es a leer packets, on arriving
here, will at once begin to 1,.1 for NeW miming. We under
stand there is plenty of freight here for that port, at need
In Ices. The lightest kind u: issue Cdtaillitu to lierigalt: the
Illinois an far np as Peeria, but fleet with went trouble
from thesauri hat,
STEAMBOATS.
CINCINNATI
For Cincinnati;
CaThee team, MARINER, Capt. C. A. MUM,—
lerk, IT 0. I..cirs.n—wol learn for th e alum,
nd intermediate ports THIS LAY, at 10 o'clock
A. M.
For freight or pa/wage applpon board
For Cincinnati
slot* Merchant
HIRSH FELD S: sON
WILL ovr,x
TIVS G . :A . (111(1,1V
NEW 'P
➢. T. C. I.lltilAN,
4i Ftftl, nt
'Ai bags prime Vhilaguayra coffee. Received by
F. .11.. DRAVO.
~ ./1.
Health and Strength-mu st- evi
-
*ably Follow titvfof;
BOER 11 AVV*
. , .
DISEASE OF THE li-IDN'77ofli'S
wELAIRNiTEERRs OF
7 P A L NI KINTi::, :'4c'1„,''.:.i.41
FEVER AND AtlIS ,
A ,
NI) the various affections consiTtittentupon
a disorder.] Stomach or Liver. Such as Indigestion - , *
Aemity 01 the Stomach, Colicky Pains, Ileart4irn .0 8 / 1 01 ' 4 ,
Appetite., Despondency, Costivene Blind. ilfs, ti.C.IS .t laadlng - • •
Pike. In all Nervous, abententir and Nemsafgla-Affere
done, it has in talrl,lll4 11101:111ceet proved highly Itantlielia; '.o.
and in others etf,wte.l a dedded clue, - •' ' 4
- .
Nature finds no new enemy to combat, with thin dellgither-4 , -.
ful tonic in the system. Tt effects are almost ItiaffieldirieV."
the cure permanent. It communtentes no riolentwitiock La -;
the system, but by urOneitig, ID% efts/ enemy to normalttc• - '
tion, enables It to anew off the came, and thaw - thoroughly
eradicates the disease.
When its medicinal lirtnes are so universallyeticknowl• ...
edged. and particularly here, where it lam ben to popir• •
ler a family medicine, that it la eold by sway atlas grocers
as well as all the drugglets. It. woulil.Alactlrbeedless to
offer further ovidenca, yeraA there are donhtlesaseome who
have tried many advertised remedies, anditilismffer from
Dyspepsia In one or more of its dreadful tattnes.sve subjoin
the following Certificates, the authenticity of hied' cannot
be doubted, coming as they do from perrtimago.trali kacwa.
WILiT IT IS WING FOR TIIS Slclfe .
Wm. tichuchman, Sim , the u - ell known lithogtaliber, nays:
"I have frequently used }Minh ace's llolland afters, end
find it invariably relieves indigestion and debility."
Rev. Samuel Babcock says: "I found special rad:fr.:lm
its use for a severe headache, w ith which 1 had tong suf
fered."
.1. W. Woodwell, Enq., says: "1 tines used Brerhasr's Rol
land Bittern myself. and recommended it to others, knowing,
It b, be }lnd whet it in represented."
Ald..funstban Beery. of Is.wer At.Ctair , say»
rived great benefit (rum ltd tide fur weakness untie stomach
and indigestion."
•
James N. Nf urphr says " After several physicians had
foiled. IMirhave's Holland Bitters removed the paiu from
my lietiti and ititle, front indigestion..
editor of tire h ohoning Free Prose says: "After one
Ithe best irlirsicialn in this place hail failed. Brerhave's
cued me of the worst form of dystpet.ria."
France Felix, "My niattlifantin ex of the Ex
tract of lliiffite. Mop , : I Vital,' that your Holland hitters is
tiro, of the medicines in the world for a diem dared
si•tinach m its ,•r.e
Dr. Ludwig. eh for of the Fartoil," lialtimeror war minced
It a medicine demerr in the e.in 111, of the pulf , fi.
Dr. Elterliart, the leading (kerma" rrhyatuatt of Penna.,
prescrila-.ltl frequently timing I he last fiire#Pillmet, with
tree lard tr er tt r e y, in dehdittiteil shitwn of theeli.leStive organs,
or of the systein generally.
The "integer 44 . irt.,lion's Vinegar Factory surr l t ; "l need
it myself, and into therefore ludueAl tolryeffect upon
my wife., (trouble./ with the groat 461411f:I einiiirtiittirttir all of
a cemangipti re hnbit,l and really It Is doing hermore good
than anything she latm erer taken .'•
NoTICH I
Whoever expects to find in this a beverage will be disap
pointed, but to the obit, weak and low spirited; it will
prose n grateful aromatic conlial,pilbeetted ofzinrAftr rem
edial properties.
The groat popnlarity orthfs delightful Aroma Inia &limed
many imitations, which the public should guard Against pur
chasing. its not persuaded to buy neythlng elektintii yen
here given Ituerhare's liollnnd Hitters trhir - I:hie bot
tle will convince you how lunnitoly truperior it re to'fill thee , .
imitations.
Altil'Sattl at $ 1 Per bottle, or six bottles for $5, by the iso
irroprieturo, ItE U
NJAMIN PA, CO,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutidta am! Ctietatata,
cur. htmithGeld and Third emote, Pittibittaa•
GENEELAL aocars.
Philadelphia. T. W. Ityott k SODS, 13'.1. Jt.2d atreak, New
York, Barnes k Pork, 304 Itr6,adway..Cornes Otuto4.l,73alti
more, Cavaco Rrothem, Ocq roct• and pamea.-4yonua
Cincinnati, John 1). Park. Ci o, Barclay Crotbekei 2159,
Water Cl. St. Louis, hart , Adams k Co. N. Or • ne, J.
Wright de co,
IIR. c ,(ILAN E'S . •
-L , [ -:prEll PILLS AND VERMII O II4E
IMPROVED.
T/It. T. dCOTT, a regular gradriate and physiciatroresten
. 041,1 experienco..ll.l,lllCM by a commendable de
n• to allorlAt*.h4‘u,“ 3 puthyring, ua Weil ay to excel, hat per-
KNIF.NT ON TIM rxer, urgu : PILL AND
V Ekw ruraE OF 51 ,, LANE,
flaying prppared remodtes
wjlier o.
Dr. C. tor man) 3 Stall.
OUtt IMPIiOVED LIVER PILLS AND ITETIIIIkr - AZ
pos... greater ..111facy tin.l cur w,ne mild in their operation
titan the Liver Pill and Co-oiling, preper,l accerdlug.
orietnill recto, of Ur. C. 31c1..ani.. 11 e makes
understatoting-ty. and ref.:mum-n.l there to the afflietod .S
• Irk...alit runt curative , , u,11...11 , ve theplepr.24i.-r
to nos YU I o r
ltea4lCertiflcule of Ur. C. McLane, below.
TILE 117101,RYilt1,1) C().4I9ITERED!
6R. 1. SCOT T's cEI,EiFittATtO
WHITE CIRCASSIAN -
LINIIIENT ..!
The universal relief afforded by applications of thisACI.EL-6
EIIitATED KINO id Pain Kabuli in ca.,. of Rheumatism,
(bait, Lumbago, &ire Throat., ltruises, Sprof ws, 2.3vrelling,,
Stillness of the Joints, S. - tat:we, Pain, zkatils, Burns, Ad..,
or nay other disease forsthich a Pain Killer or Liniment is
usod, enables an to assert positively that fir. L SerOTT:i
MCI:MIR &TED I.CtILTK CIRCASItf AN I,INT)IENT I„ t h.,
most reliable, afo and pleasant mmerly 3 . .4t it seovered, r......
seeming, astonishing properti. for If FIALTNO DI &IKASE nod.
THE PROMPT ERADICA'CION OF PAIN. The tunny at
testations to its %lite., give,, by pnrsoi,,ef ettli,flitenetj
lodgment and strict inie,s tit, 4114/111i1 111.111 , , ell Co adopt it
MI a standard Fondly Iteute.l3t. The ninst inetednlii — s will
111.
require nothing more th i n the roloyan e , teitinmaY:o .C.
McLane, distinguished CO a groat illwover..4 or ;:u.l
remettios: ..
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REA 113 I DI4ADII RPADI II
MannANTOR N. V 4., 54.1,t. "lUS
This is to cn - tifq. that I hallo OXltllltlletl Lite ILecipe for pro
paring Alci.anA'm Imi.roye4i Verulifuge anti Lirer Plll4hy Ur.
I. St.utt, who has ln,u IN Till:
AND USING MY ORIGINAL 31EDICINE9 IN MY 9nICE
daring the last TIIIRTF.RN YEAIt.4, and that I baliri'e he
Lae I Ml'llt)V ED TII EN. I Ittllakt, the nixave 6uLtetaant
o.n, ns I ILI VI: NO INTEIiEST IN 'Prit:sl
‘VIIATEI ER. I a... 11.1 farther ,tatv thba hare, 6. - siquptly
onNI L ie CELEI2It.ITED WHITE CIIICAESI A N LINI.)I4:NY
in lay prartir.., with th, happipA etir,:td, anti thal,l Clll4
livieutiounly rtwonnnond it. C. 5.1cLA.N.4, At.
AU the alkere o. butte: flio.iirii—r
vieion of Dr. I. SOiTT. Sola by anti ?derelowrts
everywhere.
The GENUINE. Dr. C. - fi't..AN'E'S . I.lll'llOV M)
PILLS AND INIPROVEI) EitIISFUOE we eI .ety.
1. 500T1' A Cri ., oru , mpanioql I,y cet •••
The tI EN Ul N E 11'11 IT E. (TEC ASS I -.S.N LINI.A.VENT,Itii,yie 1
by Dr. I. littk. Yll` h Co., aeromprwiied with Biguntr.ta
SOCTT, M. D.
DR. 1. 9001'T CO , &le PropriaMee.„.
le.ik. M...rgAutawn,
Lit. O. Elt, W hvlvaaln
110 114/331!uxiT34.
J. 111.1NDF.11&,IN
• ..;.1 Liberty tareet.
IA?. P. NG, IN Ageut.,
Ja22:lll3lmawlygrit j 141.4, .i.l.l4,glitqy
ACA RD '11) L.% i INS.-
DUPONO.i'S 11 . 11)NTIIIX PTIA.a Yoa
VICII.A. LES. Thu 4 , r.ulutlati-n In Dv. Duran.
Cll',l riul.llll 111,! purfuctly have be, n
u.,1 in It. In o at- 1.14( ~f ..k1 Dr. Dttr.,u, 6.r 0 ,, - 0
3 nod IhmpoLL/lii lei I•1•I., •I 1 t.: tilt' grun4
4.1 ty
not,
it - rept/tat lines, itmliria iiodresi•iiitr meusttu t
t.n pal to Lll.l nf halt p- cI. root Pill,
will .•acc that „ ova.. pet dttsoltul as o , th e 'Mott,
Nearly e, ory holy in the 1:11..1 Fuff,•o4 from that ilomplaint.
rbe above pill has permanent ly clued ti...tmtnil4,alld
Cure you y• use them. They cauuot harm yr,n,,yri• the
Contrary. th,.y 11 , 1111/Ve al) cti , Ptrilet!iitlS. I Oat,,ri, It,
proper ell:WIWI, tilt') itIN to...ate the whole ..y,tetti: Lid,.
whose health will not permit on increase d fumfly, will dui
these I's'is to successful preveutise. tor mtrtlenlar*NO di
rectlong on the box. Itchie —and will tat EAU tnAadios
c,nifldent fly. by until, by totelostug $l to either. itd . the fol.
lewing agents:
Sold by SAM PLIS R REIM, general Agents Gtr Allftilumy
City; Ful.n.v:4 Drug Stle. P.irmin FhtSni, aottsz r.seirrr,
and by W. A. t 1 I ),DEN FENNEI" R 0/, No. 4,3, Filth street,
..ppostte the Theatre. l'itt.iburaii, who wilt auppl . &Mitts et
tweprietor',. I,y all lyi U6glatsi In the rot)
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11 - ) RI VATE I.)ISEA:iES,---Dit. BROWN, N.
between Third and Yom i th
tut ern , . devotee his entire attention to tin (Alice Trilr•
tiro. Hitt buginoam Is, for the 1130.1. part, COTlnnell
private )••nereilf and It.- I, painful atficions,'" - . S
La - ought on by blipt udenre, youthful indulgence and vial..
8) phJlia. Syphilitic Krtitittotin, ihniocchea,
Urot cal Insetiargos, I tnpurity .if t ten Word!, with all n
of the Veuttroal I Waal, Skin Diseases. cteorbtiti ,
Totter, Ringworm, Mercurial Ult.encio,, Seminal wenlam . l.
imls , SestcY. Melt Rhentinativn, Female Weakness, TAMA')
Suppriusiotts. DiAoaßehl tithe,lolutti, Fistula in Ann. Nerenutt
Atfectliitu., Pains In the /hock anti Irrltittlitti Of' ate
Bladder end IS id neys, successfully t reared. (Nice gnurtmlerd,
Twenty years' moth, (. ten this city) enaldeS
L. on, a,citraranto of a .11.01.dy tn all tVbn moott o lcis Too
der his care. r.
011irx and PrivntA ltmlnultation Room! BO ErnithfieWlit ,
,ital F. ;It'll, ,ireetx.
4Jr• Clump. 1,,,,11,,rat0.
-DR. BROWN colltintirs to be n(11181.11t.ed for
the cliro of SECILET Mlll - 1,45# in
lout';-Inanding CRN. is utoaluallett. I lie utthrtod am int - 11•;i
to ratl Witinillt. delay. Paroona tallieto.l u Ith l eller.] 1 on
anat a, Itheulauthau, Oiloa, or eakuotoll Debilay, ettoold
delay to g..t Ida atlaho. Letter. C00t11.1, , 111C a ire, Itnnuelltutto
ly
ea. p r ivat r , atra,t
Lotwonn Third and .earth etreet., Pittal.ttrah Itt•:1. •
IZERPOOL AN D PIIII,A.D.ELPOIA
STEAMSHIP LINE. ..
The splendid new Stem:maim CITY BALTI3IOER, Capt.
4fikLEITI•H, will mil from Philadelphia on theAgi
7th Angustand lath September—from Liver
pool '27th angaid- KANO Altlto fTOIII Liverpool, /10111. 1 uly
and loth %September—from Philadelphia, Slat Auxosti.duld
21,1 ~,.toter. CITY UP maNcHMTEit. trout ..LiSITP ,OI
1711. Aligned—from Philadelphia, 4th September. 4--
Prow i'lliladelphio. Arra Livery:KW;
Cth01......565 and $55. Ca1.m....485 and HP,'
Steerage _........_.,5101. Steers is .i...549i,
...
Pleimgo Tickets to and from Lirerpool by the aborWLimi
or z.-zteamrhips, or by FlltsT-CL4 h 8.1.11.1 Na BXCKPM
.
con be pmotretl on application to
SABEL & CURTIS. 177 Broadway. Nrue.:riiri4 .
Or— JOHN T110314'90N,, 410 Libaty et., Fitt* h.
P. r.—ALem Drafts for wile always orthoude.. W: r ti
THE _ -. . ...
TIIUNDERBOLTS OF JOV.F/W
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forged by Vaulty, but although . the r, :iii* , :co 1 -
pone of the oneyell blarkemithe answirritiiii,N , The
1 attl*.of tbo.Cioltr.ittaateralta krgiu."
lattit,lmproTO rlvoixtft kb 00* - 141k44,4 1. I
mud I.4thiclr;...naalck# - .. .• Inialt , ~.*,
ionesiiittz4nbellikd a mccm: _ .0
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goner:Witmer - mutant o 10 Ittft (eatery i , pon
ai m atne & north:rent of-Enizital - InstrursentsontiVarlery.
aud HOWN '..t, TETLEV, No. 111,t; Market st.
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