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THURSDAY MORNING
SIXTH ANNUAL. EXHIBITION
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL-SOCIETY,
WILL BR HELD
AT PITTSBURGH
On SEPTEMBER 30th, and on
OCTOBER Ist; 2d and 3d, 1856.
je2.4 ROM'. O. WALKER, Secretary
Scott's New Hotel
An unusually large number of buildings are going
up in different parts of the city ; and, if we may
judge from this that the facilities for doing business
are increasing, we can safely conclude that hereafter
there will be more done than heretofore. If, indeed,
the old fabrics, in which men did business last fall
and spring, were large enough to accommodate their
trade, why would they be tearing down and building
larger 7 The fact, then, that large warehouses, store
rooms, hotels, ,tc., are going up in every part of the
city, is sure evidence of the increase of business and
the prosperity of Pittsburgh.
Among the many very respectable buildings now
rapidly approaching completion, we would mention,
as prominent, the new Hotel of Thomas Scott, Esq.,
President of the Merchants' and Manufacturers'
Bank, situated on the corner of Irwin street and
Duquesne way. This house, when completed, will
be an ornament to that part of the city, and will re
flect credit upon the enterprise of the proprietor, as
well as upon the skid of Messrs. I. ct A. Patterson,
she intelligent and industrious contractors. The
building is four stories high, and a portion of it
stands where the old Allegheny house (which was
destroyed by fire) did a few months ago. It is a de
cided improvement upon that dilapidated-looking
occupying about four times as touch ground,
and possessing all other marks of progress that one
would expect or wish to see. It is now ready fur the
roof,, which we understand is to be of slate; and
when the plastering, painting, papering, furnishing,
&c., is entirely completed, which will be at the
opening of navigation in the spring, some six huu-
Aired ,people ran find a comfortable home under its
roof.
The huadreds of lumbermen, who evefy fall and
•spring ride with their lumber and shingles upon the
Allegheny, to supply our market, will be glad to
learn that the old man who has given thew so much
•of his money for their lumber, has now got some of
it in a shape to shelter them while doing business
with us hereafter. That a first-rate landlord - - one
who will keep the new house just as it should be
kept—will be found - in it at all times, the well known
character of Mr. Scott for business capacity, honesty
and integrity, is a sufficient guarantee.
Eltihusineir .31rei ing.— The meeting which was
held last evening. on the lot adjoining Rea': tavern,
Fulton street, in the Sixth ward, for the purpose of
organizing a Buchanan and Breckinridge club for
the upper wards, was large and enthusiastic, from
twelve to dfteen hundred participating. The assem
bly was called to order by John N. M'Clowry, Esq.,
when Capt. J. D. W. White was chosen President of
the club, together with a number of Vice Presidents
and Secretaries. James Blackmore, Esq., was elect
ed Treasurer.
Judge Shaler, being indisposed, excused himself
from speaking, when eloquent, patriotic and soul
stirring speeches were delivered by Geo. F. Gillwore
and A. Burke, Esqs., of this city. and P. A: Johns.
Esq.. of Fayette county, and A. B. Areahaunt, F,q.
.1t was a demonstration, take it altogether, that will
long be remembered by the Democracy in that vi
cinity. The Third and Sixth Ward (flee Club, un
der the direction of its whole-Smiled President, Wdl
Black, was in attendance, and elicited fre q uent
rounds of applause from the delighted audience. Gar
:their harmonious and patriotic singing.
Pierre Kelly, the insane man, who was on Tuesday
awmmitted to the watch house to see what could he
done with him, after tearing up the floor of two
cells, throwing bricks through the windows, and at
officer? heads, was yesterday morning taken by ofliccr
19. C. Hamilton to the Poor-Rouse. This institution
being entirely filial up, it was impossible to flail room
for him, and it was deemed advisable to convey him
to the Pennsylvania Hospital, near the outer depot
of the Pennsylvania Railroad. To this place Mr.
Hamilton repaired with his charge; but, unfortu
nately fur Mr. Kelly, the officers of the Hospital were
acquainted with him, he having un a former occasion,
when a member or their family, smashed and tore
up some two hundred dollars worth of their proper.
ty. It was no go there, the officers utterly refusing
ita take Lim in, or Lave anything to du with him.
He was than brought back to the Mayor, who cow
-vs:Med him to jail, where he will remain, we pre
until some final disposition can be legally tussle
The unfortunate man is said to be at all
-nag and quick ; but when one of these
times very sti on him, it takes at least three
raving epells cot.
men to do anything vl
Dento,ratir .1 - freeing in Wert
Ler .
or the citizen,. of Weet Deer to
a considerable sprinkling of old line
bled at the house of Charles Bryson, on IS
afternoon, to hold a Democratic meeting. Ca,
S. Hart was selected Chairman, Alexander Magi,.
and Charles Cunningham Vice Presidents, and M. J.
Itt'Claren Secretary. After the meeting had Leen
duly organized, and a few remarks fri.in Capt. Hart,
on motion Samnel C. Wingard, of Pittsburgh,
was requested to address the meeting. Mr. Wingard
then proceeded to speak to theassembled Democracy
(and old line whigs) in an elegant manner, after
which a resolution of thanks was passed, and the
meeting adjourned with three cheers for Buck aid
Breck. The Democracy of West Deer are up and
doing, and will poll the heaviest vote ever known at
any election, this fall.
Uomvetia Elise—Mr.Magdelina Schwartz, yester
day :Mika) upon that humane dispenser of justice,
Alderman Parkinson, and complained that her hus
band, Matthias, forgetting his solemn vow at the al
tar, to love, cherish and protect her, did kick her
twice in the stomach, and otherwise maltreat and
abuse her, contrary to an act of Assembly, in relati.in
to assault and battery. It appears that Matthias ban
been in the habit of frequenting a drinking howo
kept by one Bent, in the Fifth Ward, and that yes -
terday, Magdolina got so worked up about the taw
ter, that she concluded to visit the house and bring
bar erring lord home. On arriving there Matthias
not liking the interference of his better half, commit
ted the assault„ Alderman P. issued a warrant.
Penna. Orland Railroad.—We give below the
monthly statement of the Pennsylvania Railroad tor
July, in connection with the first six months of the
year. It will be observed that the increase confirm,»
large and steady, It may reach $1,000,000 by the
end of the year :
Receipts for the month of July, 1856...5322,672 99
Same month lust year 307,510 34
increase 15,156 65
Receipts from Jan. 1 to Aug. I, 1856...2,848,260 15
Same period last year 9 157,9; F 71
IncrenBa ..
Sctling Whisky..-Yesterday a man named John
Crosby, made an information before Alderman Pal k _
inson, charging Patrick Burns with selling liquor
without license; and also for sllieng the same thing
on Sunday, contrary to a stringent law against its
sale by any one, on the Sabbath. A warrant aas
placed in the hands of an officer for Patrick's arre.t,
wao will no doubt form rather a contemptible opin
ion of the freedom of our institutions.
The Central Board of &cation held a meeting
on Tuesday evening last, when twenty-five applica
tions for Principal of the Central High School were
received, the election of which officer was postponed
until this evening. The resignation of Miss Mary
Maitland, an assistant teacher in the High school,
was read and accepted, and Thursday the 21st, inst.,
selected as the day for the examination of applicants
to fill the vacancy.
Funeral .Nudes.—The friends of John Alged (who
died at Memphis on the . 6th inst.) are requested to
attend hie funeral, from hie late residenee,l'eorner of
'Third and Ross streets, this (Thandayi afterno,M,
at stgelock•
A woman named M'Cully, from Pipetown, was
yesterday evening committed by Ald. McKenna for
disorderlfonduot.
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Fully Committed.—Andrew Zimmeiinan, Who was:
arrested and brought before Ald. Johns, some days
ago, charged with the murder of a colored man
named Joseph May, some time in the spring or sum
mer of 18&4, and who was at that time committed
for a further hearing, was yesterday, after an ad
ditional examination by the Alderman, fully com
mitted to answer at the October Sessions, the crime
of murder.
AUGUST 14
Ferocious Do9.—Yesterday Joanna McKenna, who
lives on Pike street, in the Fifth Ward, made an in
formation before Alderman Wilson, against Thomas
Davis, charging him with keeping, contrary to law,
a ferocious dog. • A little girl belonging to Joanna
had been badly bitten by the dog, and the mother of
course waxed exceeding wroth. A warrant was is
sued.
Dog no-. for Consomption.—The local editor of
the Hollidaysburg Stow - lard gives the latest careen
for this insidious disease. He says : " One day la:t
weok a man was in town for the ,express purpose of
purchasing a dog, mitt the design of slaying him,
in order to feed a man his meat, and thereby cure
him of consumption l" Let Inhalation hide its di
minished head—it will soon " go to the dogs."
Before Alderman McKenna, yesterday, informa
tion was made by Robert Murphy against Peter
Grundy, charging the latter with selling liquor with
out license. Peter was bound over to appear at the
next Court. The stringency of the new law does nut
appear to keep down tippling houses, and there
promises to be as many cases for the next Sessions
as usual.
Throe beauties were yesterday committed to jail
for the brutal and unnatural crime of whipping their
wives. Thomas Morris, by Alderman McKenna,
and John Jdhisaton and William Long, by hisimme
M'Kee, of Birmingham. About fifty women with
good cowhides should be let loose on these wretches
for about an hour.
Five Genf/emelt who had not the fear of the Mayor
before their eyes, were ywlerciny morning sent up to
the Grant Street House, by his Honor, to get sober
on bread and water—a diet which, by the way. is
admirably calculated to produce that effect.
Dr. Dell's Opinion of Hosteller Bitters
Sonic months KIM,. while rriug from an Ottiwh of re.
mittent fever. I 14,1.4 r.illtNat`d to try Dr..). liontetter's 1.-
lit St.lllllch hitters. as an article peculiarly suited io the
cooditkin of ,tllValtiiti'liti from Goer. it in but simple Jae
tire to set that it r,.pnhs rentorcil the poiversof my ittgesilic
organs and at the same time kept my bovrelm gentit
I have no Itenitation in euyiug that hitherto in using it In nit
pm notice, it has, in eSery CHAO Whorl, / hire Orden - 41 It. ie ted
like a charm In Lima speaking freely of it. I tar Iron, pun
a ]oalent medicine, an article it by no means claims to Lr.
N. B.—W. , will ilia be accountable tot OUrneroun nwuta
lots of Iluostettet Bitters, put up in the mane Bltape bolt
the original. Ptirchaneos will Lee nble to tell the origami 13,
10r. being blown in full 1113.3. the 13341133.
of Ly lq tlng it. lI(),TICTTKIt a : , 111TII.
Sole NI tinatarttlron and l'rippri..t•ln, a N . l/11 Pl.
Anil for sale by Druggists and 11 ,, ..la genelall)
out the Lulled States midinulaa. jp laden
lIAS COMPANY 111 VIDEND.— The TrUsle4,
ld,) 4 ' the 1'ITI'SBURI:11 JAS CiPSIPANY have, tlu, da)
declared a ldeid.•ud of Klre per Cent_ out of the profits of
the laid sin MOD t hr. on the Capital Stock of the Comp.,
payable to Stockholders ur their legal repr.sentatives
With, at Ow Other of the lliitupany.
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JA3ll' M. CIIRISTY, Trisisurer
Nice of Pittsburgh Ons Co., July 14, 18.M1--, Jyls
DOLLAR RAVINGS RANK—No. 6.5 POI.:
STREET—JON-I._ ER' NEW DUI LDI Ntl.—iM.p„ita
ain't be made with this Institution in the umutli ..1 June,
in order to draw interest from July lst. _
Mule & 1'LN:11. AND 01110 A. INI.I.CIA. R R
LNOTICE TO SHIPPER:I. —On and after .1 tily 7th.
Lulli. of Lading must t, bandeil in a the Federal Stroet ct a
tom before 7 o'clock P. \I. of the clay of shipment— other
widn, the Company will not pay charges, or ill any manes r I,
r, via-foible for their txtllaction. J. If. )10011Y..
/Y 7 Soparin'cu'l.
(LIREER FARM IN ALLEGHENY \ Al
‘._A_ LEY Al' At CTION.-- ;It TIIVItSDA evt t ittg„ At.
id • nl the Mei. haute' I !Litho.. E.•tirt t ,
%die.. 1.1 I orrrs well ktoist 0 tit , . r hit ig
Plum tovrtinhip. on the Alieglieto rilrr. ON,.
Mil/ /4 !lin ill/. 1•Ity h) the A ligglirity ''oiler Itrtilr , utd. I i,.
ito.mtble iirop , rty to Lt, I 41111 in the
the Farm of II e lot.• Da, of i /net,. 4., ' , I, tool 1,. It •
who 14 deta•inith.,l tik I,kt 1 • .1,,
prin. tilt geren ittl 44 P/Cr1:111./S. hoinoled Lc hold, .pf 1141.
BBB,•u and othrr, isiol hut a Is-a r ent. 8010
StAttoti k, 3 vtabi.rw., /wren at.ll 1., tie,
t•Johded hr laud,, of Peter Bright and other, null it
eituateil the rielolorittril Borer Big Spring w•I,
waler. and suppl) log ov, n fly lamiliCti.
The al.lve are boat:011111y lot onw.l.
Ira .•t Alie tt. tv 1,/,.....-oory. awl otlorioa tio.. - 1.4
c .04001 tespr-41r Stool 111,..r nil! ahoy Ow plow•rly
uty ariabiag to View iiilwviona t.. Mille.
TCRItS--- 4 , 11 , -fotir II ....14...ue-lourtln in 1.0 y
00 of t ht. vk kind r w nil 'Pars. will I,
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BUJ LI)ING LOTS, in Eigiall Ward,
AucrioN.—Ou THUR.:II)AV evening, Auganat 1:1-1
at 7 1 .0. u'elock, at. the Merrlauuts' Exclannapa, Faun tl. at. a,.
will he sold. without ra.nrve, by order at Wtoley Carer, Kr.,
Tit IKTF.KN Nai Li ITS, in plan laid out 1.1 the Lite
David (Innr, Naghtla Ward, Non ,
tinting each a front 1,1 11J ir•ot uu Atm ntrett, ev tenlata,:
back IST feet.
Not. SI, aCI, 8.4. 85, 88, at% 811 and 00, at the r
Mageo and Locust streets, having each it flout al 70 tea t
Loy at An-et, extending bark ail feat ti
Cale [era lase Tartan: Vua fourth nub ; aue haat tL lu t
year, ono-nautili to •ix yews, anal balance au death al the
widow, with interest. payable nr , nli annually.
nab P. M. DA VIS. At. t r
1011 ti 15". M'CA ItTIIV, BILL PosT Elt :Li
el I,lBThibutuit, Will tatvu.l t,. ti,- I%•rtl.)i/A ntt
of :41 kludn or
Isll-I,M N , llt CONCERT:'. LEI TUR rn, EX 111 A
All iiiiii AI., inta, •,1 • 11.
V1.1.",-.liri,ted ofti, .d M.nliil4; Pont, wdl it
prompt stintititaL.
Deli 1 . —A large num
- , rnallip, including
higt, turstm4 -
sdawdely
- A. .1,
II()(!SKS FUR HALF: ! A twat t
otory Ilonlw on Carroll nllet4 for i'l4l.At
or fur r0 , 41.1t , uu alt. Waslttuglott.
Lir.i.aid, for A Ikon. , )21 Milt. !water 1.,
iloo, .14 11sli. , n Arrot, 4.!1;, ,, 1). A Inter lit Irk 11.,11 ,
'rout Nil ret, i.7,-I,nl. Two 11,.u.0w and hots in i,ot
.sll/41 eft, I, A Ivo, ~ t.dy 11 , . it+e
%.4) , Cottage liousr of 111. IIK•11/11. at M ‘11..1
, IICI. TI fir of Frank nil
Wed. Two Inn I II 1.51.1 r .r....•
.1 the I !igl/a.l. I:it% A FI
V:k.' 11...t1E , .
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;non.
lugton,
Tv, 11,
HoLt.. on Eoraun. ntrt,
until good Store Runto.
t T kn. , . lit k
A iill.l. lion... Nu. nu I.ll.erty eta
r+ol elf vl4. sl'.;uo each
F.tr Houto., /A-44. 4 , r Fantod rall at
nut I S. CUTHBERT .
F INE CuN "11.:(1 . 1()NARy_
2 bbla. Sugar Ai:annals;
11. m. Cinnamon Strlop;
fAi 11.. Hurut Alroondv:
50 ILs. Cream
Just received and fur sai, by
REYMER ANDERSON.
mil I No 39 Wood turvec
6)1 1 BOX ES JUJU BE PASTE. a:yurted du
.vV core, just received and fur sale by
RHYMER .4 ANDERSON.
aul I No. 311 Wood n trt
TRut' -21 1 bids. and 12 hf. bbls., just from
Lake Supv•rlor, and ftr sale by
SPRINGER II ARISAUGII.
null No. 2140 Liberty pit reet •
CODFISH O —5OGRai. in store and for sal.. I.v
null SPRINGER II A RBA ROG.
HOPS ----6 bales first sorts Hops in st.q.e and
rev sal. , 1 1 1.01 SPRINGER lIARIta 11.
P. 01. MTN! /AU. I, SAARI,
DRUM & STANARD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
No. 170 FOURTH 81,01., is 005 01,111,
GUNS, PISTOLS, AND :iiDRTINt; .A.I.PARA
TUrt.—We will pay strict ittletiti uu 10 the maiiiif,i,ttin
of tit - et -clung Mlles, with the latest iw proven:lents.
tt,pairing of all kinds of Fire.Arme, Strortia, Surgi. - al and
Dental Instruluents and Menatuye, he.
Also ou hand, a large assortment of book loading and
common Uuns and Rifles, of our own . tint fureigu loanullu
tare, warranted erputt to any in the nunrket.
All kinds of Surveyors' Instruments l'urnished to order. ut
manufacturers' prices.
Onus, Pistols or Rides hired by the n torah, week or day.
au9 DOWN k TETLEY, Nu. 13k) %% otni et
WANTED—Four or five Agents to
for the eat, of Land In the gold r. glut] of Virgin is .
Wauted—Two Otrlo, to do housework for AMA I/ Nalliheel in
Allegheny City.
Apply to 0. W. BUNN, north side of 01,1 w sheet, foOrtl
don east of the Diamond, Allegheny City._ on-)
090,26 I 44
UM Ai A' !lIM, Strained- oil. OR
hand and fur sale [au9J FLYINING BROS.
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RGOT, ..Nen• Crop-410 lbs. ree'd al id for
min by fang] FLEMING II HOS.
BLOOD ROOT-100 lbs. in store anal for
sale by limn] FLEMING LOCOS.
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SPANISII FLYE PLASTER-40 ]be. h store
and for sale by [nun) FLEMING BROS
SPT S. TURPENTINE-15 bbls. - just ree'd
and for ante by [ann . ! F LEND NO BROS.
SODA ASII, of a good and uniform quality,
manufactured by the Pa. Salt Itlanufactut:ing Company.
et Teron turn. Ou Laud and for sale by
nun FLE'dI.NO RHOS.
CONCENTRATED LYE—A xlelv articlo
fur making' Soap, warrunteti ouperiur to Potash in
every resp el Remember, 1 pound worth 10 of Potash.
On hand and fur sale by I anti] FL.II.IIING
ROSIN, No. 1-50 bbls. just received adld
fur sale by au9] FLRMINO BROS.
MYER'S Extract of Rock Rose-10 dozea
in atom and fur safe by lau9]
fIOCIIINEAL, best llonduras--1000 lbs. n
hand and for 1 , 1110 by (au9] FLEMINI i BROS.
DOM"ICTOE NU G HEE K-400 lbs_ in sturo
and for'side by FLEMINI I tilti )8.
CHEESE -100 base, just received and fu
vale by (au9) HENRY H. HOLLINS
ISH-30 bbls. No. 3. large Mackerel
.ice by [e.u93 KENNY H. (X)LLINE.
A BUSINESS MAN wanting a good busi
new location, where but a email copilot Is
r ' arhear of a good business stand for male, by applying to
an? S. CIIITO3INIiT A SON, 61 Market et
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON, August 13—Senate.— A message
was received from the President in answer to the
resolution calling fur information relative to tho
protocol of the Peace Congress, in regard to priva-
Leering.
The Senate discussed and passed by 35 against 11,
the bill regulating the compensation of members of
Congress. Adjourned.
//min.—The House passed the bill extending the
patent to the Adams' printing press by 40 majority.
The Senate amendment to the legislative, execu
tive and judicial appropriation bill, was then taken
up fur consideration.
The question was stated on agreeing to the Sen
ate's amendment to strike out the proviso, that no
money be expended until persons under indictment
in Kansas be discharged and prosecutions dismiss
ed, .t.c.
Mr. Pennington moved an amendment to the Sen
ate's amendment making a similar provision, hut
nothing therein shall he so construed as to prevent
the indictment, arrest, prosecution, punishment or
d e tenti o n io or by any court of the United States, in
Kansas of any person who shall hate violated any
provision or any net of Congress or in the commission
of auy offence against person or property.
Mr. Pennington said that he would never vote one
dollar to sustain those indictments for treason, or up
hold the bogus Legislature.
Mr. Letcher said that the courts only could de
termine whether those individuals were guilty ur in
noceut. He thought that the house was poorly
employed in seeking to nullity judicial proceedings
by legal enactment. He should like to know wheth
er Mr. Pennington and his friends were afraid of the
Courts?
Mr. Pennington—l am afraid of the Courts of
Kansas. Does the gentleman of Virginia believe
that any persons are guilty of treason in the terri
tory
Mr. ',etcher replied affirmatively; they have sol
emnly sworn to subvert the government.
Mr. Campbell, of i quo, wa,t satisfied that no person
now in prison ur under arrest in Kansas fur treason
would be prosecuted or punished.
Mr. Kunkel wished to know how Mr. Campbell
became the recipient of information denied to other
gentlemen
,Nlr. Peuningt,m's amendment was agreed to, ayes
91, uays 2.
Various ineffectual efforts were made further to
amend.
During those proceedings, Mr. tirow spoke of the
events in Kansas in connection with its Courts, as a
disgrace t humanity, and insisted that a limitation
of the appropriation could be made without revolu
tion.
Mr. Davis, of Md., said if Judge Lecompte was
properly reported, there was not a shadow for the
charge of treason. The House had not reached the
point when a revolutionary remedy was justifiable.
It was childish in the extreme to withhold an appro
priation from the Kansas Court, when the machinery
by which it carries on its business is not arrested.
Mr. Kunkel said he had a right to know whence
Mr. Campbell derived his information that there will
he no prosecutions in Kansio.
Mr. Crimbell replied that it was well known that
he had no sympathy with the present administration,
nor with the party which brought these wrongs on
the country by the repeal of the Missouri Compri,-
1/,. Ile repeated that he knew and believed that
those men arrested in Kansas on a charge of treason
for the violation of the laws of what le termed a Is--
gus legislature. would not be prosecuted to punish
ment and he said to Mr. Kunkel that he never
should violate the confidence reposed in him by gis •
ing the source of his information.
Mr. deteher said that the President had no more
right to discharge the indicted parties in Kansas,
than if they were detained in Virginia.
Mr. Campbell remarked that he had received no
official communication, but he believed that the pro.
:locutions would not be carried on to the extent of tree
-91/11.
itir. Stanton put no faith in the executive promise,
and would not, therefore, so legislate. For one, he
should adhere to the proviso, disregarding all con
eyne❑ces.
Mr. Orr said that while be had no official informa
tion to communicate to the }louse, he had no doubt
the supposition of Mr. Campbell was correct. Ile
did not concur with Mr. Locher, that the President
has no right to control the prosocutions in Kansas:
ho thought the executive could enter a pros.-
L ui s and did not believe that the accused went far
enough to constitute treason.
Mr. Galloway advocated a limitation of the appro
priation and said that they were. by etern necessity,
redueed to that sad Allerliatice.
Mr. Humphrey Marshall thought that the House
1.1141/1 to breathe freer and deeper than they had Ti r
months past, and he WA, gratified that Pre s ident
Pierce had made a contideutial cum m Unicatiiin to iii
premier of this House.
Mr. Campbell sabl that the gentlemen from Ken
tucky hail no authority for using that language.
Mr. Miirshall replied that i,u had a right to draw
sueli inlerenee. It those who have been kicking up
such a furs in Kansas are to be let off, lie wanted the
country to know those from the North and the South
who have been defending sovereign rights.
Mr. Giddings congratulated the country on the
auspicious fact that the Representative's voice had at
tenet been hoard at the other end 01 the A‘enue. II
HI linked i;oil that he had been permitted to see this
Mr. Campbell wished to !peak, but Mr. Giddings
refused the fluor. Much confusion prevailed through
out the proceedings, during which Mr. Campbell
said in reply to a remark of Mr. i;iddings, that if the
contlicrumst be met, his colleague must meet on
cqual terms hero or elsewhere.
Mr. 6iddings, etading —Please don't talk about
meeilog nue elsewhere. Laughter. I
Mr. Campbell, eurt,etly
I t bate.
Mr. Craige made an ineffectual motion that the
committee rise, that he might offer u resolution re
questing the President to furnish the House with all
the information in his possession relative to the di•-
missal of the pnii•ectitions in Kansas.
Mr. Smith, of Virginia, did nut believe that the Pri
rather undertake to prejudice the se.
1:,0 the coini.stent authorities el Kansas, er step
,o lilrinlly to interfere with the action of the House
tuih referen, to the duties 4,llfided to them.
i'itinlivek thought that the President had In
hen it long lire to find out I tint the persons 11111•1-1-
. oiled were riot guilty of trees.m.
Mr. i-tewart had alwuy, doubted whether treason
committed or not, hut thi, was a question which
belonged to the Courts. 1r the provi,o.be ingratie-1
in the ariv,priathin hills, let them go. If the Pre•
sident truckles to it, he it so. Ile, Mr. S., would
not xivallow that it inch he did nil approve.
The committee disagreed to the Senate's amend
ment striking out another proviso, vie: withholding
apprukiriiithina for the prosecution of persona charge)
with treason and other political finances.
The Committee rose and the Ilinom adjourned,
with the understanding that the question on eonein
ring with the amendment shall be taken morrow.
LATEST H'ILOIII CALIFORNIA
AEItIVAL OF THE ARIEI
August 1.11.1.1. The steamer Ariel ar
o.
evening
.71 11 o'clock, with San Fratwisco
Dart.. to ,she
'rings $1,470,u00 treasure,
'
ne ,i f l' , rlt : Drexel ,t Co
-ins-4 , 111y cot., "
‘‘,ol,oi Inetropotitan
i tenc ,:i. Sherman ,t Co., i 1211.000;
Bank,'o.slo:i,ooo.
lloge e,,un„,,,d with the Age which
The Arie, 2Stti, the steamer Cort...llg, and on the
passed, on the 'L. Stephens, bound up.
jUSL, the Join. .h e Isthmus.
All was quiet on . Was still at Panama, and t 1 : 11 . 0
The sloop SL Mary . An well.
sloop Saratoga at Aspini. . continued its sway.
The Vigilance Committee .tapired d ur i ng e
furt-
Nothing of moment had tra.
uighL , n certain parties
A controversy is pending betwe, mama, with th e
and the tiovernor, relative to arrang, I .'se Terry and
Committee, that they may deliver Jud e y yet bee
cease to exercise authority, hut nothing h..
accomplished.
Hopkins, who WIU stabbed by Terry, is cot.
clog, alter having been despaired of. The fat
the Judge remains undecided.
The exportation of offensive parties continued
James tlallagher, Casey's executor, has been nr
rested, but was liberated on conditions. Several
others are allowed the same privilege. Chris. Lilly,
the pugilist, was arrested and admitted to bail to set
tle
up his affairs before being exiled. Charles E.
Reed, who was engaged in seizing the State anus
from the schooner Julia was held to bail in $25,000
fur piracy.
Ned M'tlowan, an accomplice in the murder
a James King, was seen at Santa Barbara, en route
for Lower California.
1 An armed schooner with a largo force on board,
! was forthwith dispatched for him by the Committee.
The regular authorities had also sent in pursuit of
him without effect. At the latest dates his capture
was considered certain
BALTIMORE, August 13.—There was a storm at 8
o'clock this evening. The rain was tremendous—
, amounting almost to a wateespout. Considerable
1 damage was done, and several houses were ttnroofed
—among others, Hesse's chair factory, (lay street;
the warehouse of Ephraim Larrabe, Mere • and
1 tirant streets; and Solomon King's drug store, Cal-
I vent street The rain continues to fall moderately.
t Fire In Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, August 13.—A fire occurred this mos
nil ig, which destroyed the building formerly known
as Apollo Ball, occupied by Mr. W. C. Moore, fund
! uire dealer, and the adjuining building occupied 1 y
C. d'roal, as a saddlery stare. • Mr. Moore's loss li
$12,000 ; insured for $4OOO. Mr. l'roal was insured
fur $4OOO, which fully covers his loss.
Missouri Election.
Sr. Loris, August 13.—1 n 79 counties, 53 Demo
crats, 24 Bentonites, 28 Americans and 5 Whigs, are
elected to the House. In 7 senatorial districts heard
from, 4 Democrats, 1 Bentonite, 1 American, and 1
yhig are elected to the Senate.
Boat Upset—Six Lives Lost.
YARMOUTH LANE, August 13.—A sail-boat wee
sunk. by a whirlwind in this harbor on yesterday.
Mrs Winslow and three children, Mrs. John Broviu
and two children, and a daughter of Adam Bakes,
.were drowned.
,4
7: 1. -
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-I mean in debate—in
From Baltimore
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t lr o 2 •
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From Washington
Wasittadvots, August 13.—There is no truth in
the report that Judges Lecompte and Cato, of Kan
sas, had been requested to resign, nor have they been
removed; neither is there any grornd fur the state
ment that the prosecutions in Kansas for treason and
other crimes, are to be quashed. The Governorship
of Kansas was not accepted by Mr. Geary on any
such considerations as has been alleged.
The Senate was in executive session more than
three hours to-day, and ratified the treaties between
Austria and Baden for the extradition of criminals ;
also commercial treaties with the two Sicilies and
Nicaragua ; the latter was made with the former gov
ernment. The treaty with the Sandwich Islanda
was considered, but not finally acted on. The of.
ficial documents show that Honduras has refused
to,:receive the United States commercial agent, un
til indubitably convinced of the authenticity of his
commission, but permitting him to remain, provided
that his conduct furnish no ground of complaint iu
relation to questions which agitate that pal t uf Cen
tral America against the fillibusters who bat e ,
lently seized on Nicaragua-
Cholera at Charleston
COLUMBIA, S. C.) August 13.—The Charleston
Board of Health reports another death from eholora,
and three more owes at the hospital, and three tu
the city.
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK
N. 65 "loth gre.4,
MIODLE ROOM, JONES' NEW BVILDINO.
Is NOW OPEN daily from 9 m 2 (,',.;,,ek
also, on Weducedor and Miturdity evenings. frioni Slay
October, Inclusive, irslin 7 to 9 o'ciocti; and from Niivi
to April, Mein.' re, from 6 to 8 o'cli•ick.
Depoaita received of ell sunlit not lest than (ma is tt.sa,
and a dividend of the profits declared twice a year, in . I nt,
and Ttecember. Interval was , declared lit the rate of .ii per
rout. per annum, on the flint of December, 18ab; nine, un
the ad of June, 18,56.
Butiks containing the Charter, By-laws, Rule. and Regui
talking, furntahed gratis, on application at the offlce.
f'residewf--titti tali F. A I•BREE.
ale! YFLENII.CNTd.
Hopewell Hepburn, John If. Shoenberger,
George B. White, Charles 6 nap,
William F. Johnston, N. Grattan Murphy,
James W. Hallman, Theobald Umbstaetter,
Alexander Bradley, Inane M. Pennock.
William Phillips, William J. Anderson.
THUBTINS.
John G. Backofen, James Hardman,
Hill Burg - win, James D. Kelley.
Albert Culbertson, John M. Kirkpatrick,
Robert Chester, William S. Lately,
J. Gardiner Coffin, John U. M . Cord,
Ateneo A. Carrier, Walter P. Marshall,
Join S. Cusgrayn, Wil6oll Miller.
Marled A. Colton, A M. Pulliek,
E.G. Edriug - ton, Henry L. Itingwedt,
Francis Felix, Hobert Robb,
George F. Ltillinore, James Shidl,,
James S. i10.,n, George S. Belden,
William S. Haven, Alexander Tindle.
SrorHary and Troururer--CHA it LES A. COLToN. .1111:1y
NOTICE- To SPORTSAI EN AN 11 1I I NT
FAS —Mr. THOMAS SMITH having re.cet
Pab•tit G,i bin latveittei' BALL Sr ,
Fir, - ,rlll/1, DOW aim?. a Sro mile t, thet p 01.11,. 'rho i ii
ham n *Oral cavil), wlilelt given it a rt,tary 111./0 , 11 find more
,arurmy 4 flight, li.tiger rang , -and r fatality e e.CI,-
I iou than any ball over Ito ...Sri. It call I,e nisi, at
itOWN S TEtTLEY'zt. wim )1, Ntr..ilt
Persons wishing Stale or Territory Ri g ht s may
them by tilMing on WSI. BAKEWELL. Req., Orlin! stress
Messrs. MOWN I TETLEY. or THOMAS :Mini, N...
Irwin Mr, et, Pittsburgh, Paine.
sulfa t~ THUS :,111TH.
ACARD.—The want of a god, reliahle
..nd.knfin piano tuner to tog hang been lilt, ill,.
subscribers take pleasure in informing the tontine that they
have OCCUrrai lire iferViCee or Air. Erni,
experienced and onupettitit tuner. and whiles wmt k w I!
‘IIItANT in Over) enne. NI. Byth'. meth.al nJI
cause the Piaurw to Stand in better tune them ot , lntarit,
mud Mrs complete liatisfacuon to the most tasteliiiii. em
All orders left at the IlltnileSttre ~1 II Kl.Eithit A 1:/t11.,
63 Fifth street. will be promptly attended to.
The ntiderqirriavil gliully testily to the ektil and irnittiv..r
ihnielie of Mr. John It it yth, 0.4.11 Tuner ..1 Find
rheorfully reomirnmni him a, their pupllb and the
nn' 61.1 excellent, experienced Mitt relmt•le lon e.
V. DA HAM,
O. ASTON.
11. At /lit:OCE,
N. AI EDI.F.,
JEAN MANNA,
M. SCIIW AK.
.I) , a an.i Uthrra.
C 0 -PARTNERSHIP --
IP NOTICE.—II. F.
N,_/ Audit mud K. C. Totten have thin Jay tCw., ir leetm-1.
iu the Fort Nitt Iron Works. The huatuinas 11t the
will he taioducttal under the tiruu nod Statue of
Wade d G.
The un.eltle.l buoineiss of the. Iran firm of Kitty A Wale
will be attendwil tii by the new firm.
l'ittoilinrgli. July hit, Intib. it hi
_ . .
ASONIC lIA LI, (It; A I , ' 1'01; E.-- F.
FAULKNER rerpertfully Leif. leave F. th.•
niiil VICIIIIIy that he Lie
nlkrt, end korp
11.1 for ' , hid Ihi• Clli EnT t e l BEM . t;l' 1. I I
TS OF Chi ARP. Ti ItA Nor AN!, :IN CFI , to I, belt .1
city. &a— No. It FIFTH MI. , 11” Hell
F FA 11,1: N F:11
All())1ESTE.kl) VOlt
‘lllltTll ,IF F AltM:. 4 AND Itl 11.11 N,
t ../ \ irg:nia, I , e 01-1
a..ratthe I . 7iti Lif ff , ol.tenik. 1.
t'or ti, , 1,1, fit writ! Female Arartriti v. I , lile.errp
lions t IN I.l' TF:X 1..1.1,A HS EA, at the ri at
the eirliNery of the Ite , l. Every itutori w 11; nrt a
11.11 , 11ttg tat or a Farll.l . llllgiOg It. value from $lO to i'.10.;• , 0
Tiowe Forma and I,ota aro si+.l .11.11 p t.. •• 1,
mean, anttielout totniber 10.ittg rioierved. the
Coe tali, si loch ill ..11110,USai. • wr the ent
pi ten now naked. Ample aurora y t. pre. for t Lutti•
nil port . ..mance 01 rout tart, and pnanji.ea
air M. ,. AK , ltt , t are anted. out ,tt Alleglietta ;t1 .
Interthet e. who % a, Ow mutt twlta-ott.. tat
tall be glren h.llOO Apulia write that they 1,. at.tl,l
- a month. For particalarn, Stilatertratone. \ genet,.
,q 11,1) lled lied;.
l't•rt Got al. Otoraltae c.•aa. t. \a
Or tn ti ❑Nutt. A Kent, etrrvt, I'x.
n05.11.tw -
DESIRABLE Y FOR SA LE,
milt:tido for it Gamily roaidetwe. having Fite A• 1., .1
Laud. w,•Il cultivated ; a leap. Liartlet, arid g,oud •liard . It
Iwo liu,ry Brick House of hall and via man e. a well of ~.....1
ater, a ',table and .flier ont•Laislolituta, all to C.)111plot. ,
order. lam...hate poloan,lott, if ,I-sire.! Tito ott nation
hoaltlay and 111,..tannt, Iu alaait or
It would Lo profitable to yell out it 811.1.111,,t 1.81•••• lint
very deatrable for a family Inaneatond. Innee sslitti , 'retitle
I , (1(1'11111E11T A ~ t )>.
mad Nla,
• -
111:111NOIIA PROPERTY,-- 1:or Sale. a
Brwli Boone ou Centre etrool, in Bit mutt horn. La '3l
toot front by feel doop— avery d0,,int1.1.• propel
A I,ply to I.4i.AK KI. I.k MCIIEI,
nlll3 S.vveittli and field ..tr.-..t..
Ditc_)P4._)sA I,s INVITED.—The (•.,i,,,eis
si..ner,...l Alleghl•ny County having in calteniplati..ii
listing sod Vo.iiiilatitiK two ..I the Cuuil iit.:ll. , t.i lilt.
lIITIIt. I, lh ssin.•
iwrsoimsr.. invited Iu furnish pin. and item
1.11 until 3111!s liA , Art tru , t
,h, nt 12..•'. 1.. ti It) ..! th.. r
and: ..1 .IIS.
M E\ It.) p l{l , A (IF (I IS Ti:st Es : 1.1 Henry
Ilittoororot 1 1 — . 11..4 the h.1),;11,11
Itt•publican 11auto g Somstt, -1
hotlrld..l “tlitiou ol the I.lte
1114elow's Ft , totatt. • I.ttis,ht 111 , 1,1)111.10 1).
Sit.rittogt--tt Story o: 1757.
lintlthwall/ .1 10 ttrt,»»l),t, for .114. I.
For ms.lt• Ity W. A. 1111.1)/gSFENNF.1 A Col
auli yin st.. opp btte the pi ...re.
'STEW GO(.11/S--A. A. NIASON C c(). h a v e
_LI Just rt...ivt.l 500 riven Mid pack:Lg.. Ds.
IL arlll.l and
Goods Pf every derwriptl..ll, ulach will I.- 14,,1d
nt Mil 111111
CASE FRENCH PRUNES just rt,c'd and
r, gale by REVMF,Ft & A NDERSoN.
Lusts fresh Figs Gtr sale I,y
ILEVMEI: A A Nlll*.R.:. )N.
null Nu. 3%) Wood str •t.t
100 BUILDING LOTS FOR S &LE
IN EAST•LIVERPOUL 011ln
6 B I EDI NG LoTs FOR SALE Gil f,-et
- I , 1. 3 , 130 r,•ot, o, Jame. third a 'ilk,. L. the
F:ltst Livript..l. Aba
EMS=
Lug S, hI feet by ES) feet, in iliflerent ports of Ow n for
on rettl obable tenon of payment. Apply to
S. S. HILL, Rion-Liverpool•
or to BLAKELY dr RICHEY.
jfid Real Rotate Brokers. Pilt,burgli.
TIAN' PURCHASED the interest 01
Tttom AR WIGHTNI AN. iu the Point Boiler Vard, on
of May. I will hereafter nerve.. Wider 4ler Making
„ n 4 I st_rron work, in all their brauches,at ~1.!
_ IWIOW 1 . 01111 With the I,periencc (WIN'
W , Lo
I hope to render satisfaction to all
yeses iu this L trade. JAM ES WIGIITM AN.
I favi r with the:`
ittatmulth May 2/I. I 1‘.50. titynehind
P
VEIN . MUSlC—'' Now chat shall I si
1 you ?" sung by Mist lemonP.Vlll, for it w“, i
11
„xpromsly composed awl written by her n1,1 , -r.
If Woad hay thoe—gy Yrairie Plower—two new Ballads by
IV. V. Wallace.
"1 . 11 love thee iu spring time”- Francis If . Br,an.
Yo. rata...ll3or ELleu—. l . 11. St...mart—words lox hit s.
111.4. re.
sing [low a song of a dear little heart—t+. R. Barrows
lows to this /MIX( so lonely—for coutralt. ,
near..— imesic
11 Y F.. 41-..1 art like the plower of Slay —Feld. 11.11.
V", pour lo Piano —par W V. Walla. - No I
:nix , thaw y. r i,
S" uvenir d ` WAtottYl4—ltobt. SGT.!.
FIOrY St.! . Not toreat shade—words by Clarence
Sleet me in t. v ii , , ,,,,
music by W. 11. L. ~..„,,,i 1 , 4 n „,„,,,.„.
illiamlight Polka- —'"'''"" ' M . ''''''''''—'
'Neriv u.
Elniswood Waltz—•' the OM Fmlks—liakor.
The lust meeting wit,
. q""'
a ''•
Mould Vernon l'olka—
%
Farewell dear mountain 12°L"--11 Tr.vgiore• bl• ~ I 1
'‘,
Avenue polka-1011Chelibe .r.
Les fjords du ledret raise elei,Nafaii--1-seiliie
Twinkling Star Polka—Antonio' de Aligner..
1 1 Wallace, thiatave
Also, Fauttaias and Concert pier
'le
Satter, &Mgte and others.
Just received tiy Express. CHARLOTTE BLUM E.
No. ltS Wood et.. second door alone Filth st.
sir Music mailed free of poidageituT
I V ALUABLE 800 ES BY EXPRESS at
DArmozes BHOBSPHItE, 136 hi ARK ET .trim, near
Fourth street:
Daniel and the Revelation, viswe,i in their mutual o,ln.
lion; by Anberlin.
Sermons by Rev. C. H. Spingrow, the hesieri, wi„,n,.1,1.
The Mystery. or Evil and hod; by Voting. meth..r of
Christ of Ifietory.
Sibert's Weld—a new Imok, by author of Trap to C a tel,4
Sunbeam].
Fremont's Life--best edition.
Life of lluchanan.
ilerHia—Mlsa Bremer's 11010 hnok.
Te1111y1301.1.8 Foams, complete in one vylnme—orilv 7J eta_
gilt.
New S. S. Library', No. 4. being 100 vole. for 51Ir. _ ~,,7_
Cifoicg LANDS IN lOWA. \V e lima'
soma Lands for sale in Johnson mitof y, live ~,n.,,excellent
lowa City, on this Fort Des Moluee ruiel, a
i iiddity-300 noires in ono body.
Also, Eighty Acres hi Mills county, twelve niii e s from
Connell Bluffs; t‘vo miles from Glennwood„ the count v seat.
Alen, One hundred Acres in Cedar county, half way be
Ilvetu lowa City and Muscatine, and only one mile from M.
. U. R. R., which Is 110% ,, in operaiion. For terms 0101 price
I.enquire of [are) BLAKELY A IitICIIEY.
'"----
J. 8.. Canfield,
iv•-4) (IC) ,NI MI S S lON AND FORWARDING
_) )1 ENCHANT, Awl W - I .l t , o o l r t i r .; 1 438.0 e ::: :: 2.1 u, , t i : r ia,:r l: ,eep : o y i . t ,,,, :tru t„ . . :,:bitn..p:,:g ,_ :.l.
:!--; CASES l'lti NES, lit jar,. ,:...:.11,,l;c1:::::::::::Nr,„1:14d1,
/ ~ do', !remit titrto,berri , -, tuliottlex.
10 - Wu, then) lit ..n , ly .lust rea'd and fvr ,11.• by A.ll. -m, Ndetat tot, Unfitted awl Lard Oil, D . et.l F
10,1 NI 'r:11. A AN DERN , N,
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0 ...!,, • N" 30 Wo,kl ,ttreet
S ___ _ _ _ _ _
I),‘ INTING--11 . I 1.1.1.11 CLA N"l'ON, Or j 111 It II ELI) & SoN
ii_ ...„,1.,1.., , 1 Fa. y Paint. r 1.7 Ft/LlltTil .11,-..t, 1., J.J. WILL ODEN
ts,0•11 ii..... 1 And Isnlitittiel , l .tte. 14. THIS (SATURDAY) MOR-NINO,
gi f -Aii %e t 0 dee, to tie trot mt.)le ol tio• art. mu; NEW STYLUS uP
___
1 . 1 Lt . 1 . : LICK NV ATEP, --1() 1,1,15. fresh Blue itaTiiUMMElt COATS. - Vgt
Received per Express.
31) Lek Water lied, isi this dry I.). Also, new styles of
I JOS. FLEM LINO, SUM
Corner Diamond and Market st. NER 'RAY LTS AND TlEtil,
1) o Rivaled per A thintic..
-
(lOU N'rlt \ SEA'rS.—I offer for sale, on ar t I liIRSILFELD A sitr,t,
1.-28 No. lo Wool el met.
IL) comutoataing o•rut.i, let very tle.tral , l , - locatt"tut I :. ; _ -..-
,N.lllttr anaL, , tuatn near 1'..0,t I.lhnrty. To per , . ‘4 t+littm L I REMONT ANI) FILLMORE :11EN Al'
1 , totintry Mane, those Lots odor great inducements.. belie,
_L' TENTION.
Ideated on ts (;tart earriage rnak awl near the pantri,, , .r rt . . The Life and Travels of John C. Fremont., dc.. dc. I'i
~,,,, o f the NnlnAylvania Ruth ut...1 at Fast Liberty Snit:xi:or.
Enquire of 'l' iiirMAs Nt'iviliS. . The Fremont Campaign Songster.
Anti 71. Fourth mtr , I. ' I ~,,,, , ~,,,
•,....,s, cop.t.n r',..1n0r..... Itecepti , lti and SpeeebeFt
-
P ARASOLS—We are 110 W Offering our ex- '' 11/l) Coptel, FiltrlltO , ealllgiltt,X. ,
Just received by B. T. C. NIORO AN,
Lenin. assiirtment of Parintola, in Silk.. Toolif, L't.llt.), di Fifth at.
Moire Antique and other motor...Az, 01 a rednCtion_nlinn_. -h2."___________________
third the IIRILLI 1 . 111.0 1 . )rt''' I NSURANCE! INSURANCE!—AppIieu.
lIE GOLI)EN 01."! , , N fakirs the truth,
time for Insurance for several gOOII rellahle Inauranco
, Our
~,,,,I , of onus, 1 ,, Companies received.by tiE(l. W. BONN, at lilt Real Estate ,
A -------- ' 7 F -it7township, FARM FOR SALE, In a on
ept that would
and It to not nturh u,,n...er. . ‘ ,
Agency and Intelhgrouce Office, on the north . reade of Ohio,
on the water. of Turtle and one mile from to al EInEA, &C., Ac., tlimumi,,,orredch
anin tho rtin cit ) . In the any
Stewart's Station on the U fa Fenne Railroad, sixteen of Fishing 'fach . le ,
, fourth door mitt of the Diamond, ALLEORPT CITY. Jul
miles from Pittsburgh—Oae Hundred Acres : thirty./ise of make old limit Weston 'a eyes water, could he return to dos O R for ANoBl' o
GES-40 boxes this day received and
BEYBIEIt & MIDERSON,
which are prime bottom land. Impdrei44vemFj.ents—coynosuientgof
Or.a ..7 .t 0 p r z 1 , d i . ,3.. Pt c sod keL nod Table rti ttt a tt: , ,o , L o -g,,,, , ,.. eilib ab nie un h da a n re ce, ;r • l ' t
jy by
hewn L - g Msa a Frame Stable an. -- No. 39W00d street,
the Golden gun. -10-..-
as the creek runs iie tan:4 .tit the iOdli of B
~ I '
OWN & TETLEY.
chard, At. T hin Farm would divide well,
nhoot equally through IL Apply to 130 Wood at.
sun BLAKELY A RICKEY. Jr-T.
MEI
INMEII
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COMMERC I A 1,
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND TUE RIVEII.—By the marks at dusk last evening there
MERCHANTS , EXCHANGE. were only 17% inches and falling, with shower' during the
President. day and still remaining cloudy
L. WILMARTII.
Vice Presidents.'
GEO. W. CABS
T. 8 OLARIKE,
I,kII.IIIDicKEV
J. A. WILSON,
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
II of uni /I
tl
till
MEM
Sliiiii ./...., Fir P. , ./I
1...i1i..ii . . liar. , . N.•% I', k . 1..1y '2
Niagara /4i-1..11, it.• lavvii.o..l
Eric.,....ti LI r.,1,101 Ni.iv York... . July II
Perim I, et 1 , 0..1 \.,w York ...July 12
11it vof lialtimi.ri. Li i .-ri.i..l l'illirrii , r , .. . ....July Iv
11'itillatiglou qiiiii limiii.t..n. . New l'i.rk ;illy 1.,
FLOUR...Tito Rden today fuut up ;176 bblei, is bbl..
,xtra and ch.', extra family fimn IC V/ at ;
btaro at 31),75; 52 144, extra nud eau family from
, .4 7 ; IW, supeitine ktri.ll . xtAtt in lot, m $6,25.*;
411 S Is V... Salon 40 b).) ~.,,lied 1-0 33,0
BACON .• Saks :;UVO IDn. 51.,“11,1,rn at 1W
,;(• ; 104)
pt,us cauvo.ssed limns In lvt. C.lll, RBA 1000 16- ,
ll=
CHEESE.. Stied 110 I.oxo. W. R. 01 1110.111.„ 10,110 Luna
Nttt A 110.131. 1:: —1'.,11,1 bony) :Ala 1,1..
Flail, fit , .aloa 1,10 Itttli nl saf,4o.l.:t.ttitt 2 for itato.
t0,,,,t 0 tor Olt,. fttattloa laatols. ',tot , *oaten wt
tar oxtras. Wheal buoyant tat!.
ft , o.ut.a) butt• el >;!,U , „ t 2 fat IVet.teru tad Ono firm:
al. 7, "tab lm.. P.trk tatt.ior att. 11141 1,144. at (alio,
lita.f twits'): r;,o Itlttla at 5111,71t4t,..itl I hat
I.ttrtl Gnu• wl,•+ .!!;,.. 1,1.1. I:; 11
:1,11 1.1,15. at r„r:.., 4r11‘.,
rt.l. ('LF...~
=MEM
Ell 111 ~11K/11. !hill • Stn. +Nati, lit - 0
ttt. tn.
I 'tit 1.•10.., 4.11; Hu. 11 2 , ,; flarn4
,11,114,4 $4,4411 Inat firm nt $ 1(4.‘t0. ky
T..144.,-. 14 II
- : ago noit
311. 413 It.adin g.
7 Cush.,
7:i Mid inn•tti.
Philadelphia Market
Pratt . ..NM. August 13 Flour market is :lull and
1.1 lee,: liner, with tuorelltstantition to x.:11 at a tko•litie. ..1
tort tea, buyers: entail 5a1e0..1.1 stock at ;a:2a. flesh 4roni.l
old wheat at and front new olliatt at $11,70,7
T10.r.. to litnit , sl , lenott..l rot supply r v tit
no it: qintlity. st.aulv : a ilk
Girt. meal scarce nuts firm. with latt little ~0.:1,4
aa.l 11.1.1eranaknis: for Penn.:y:l.Na Rll.l for
1tra,,,1, itl.ott males. Wheat abundant and la. r;
tout , book at $1.4:..•/.1..47 tort,ew :Sao:tern and Penn
)1,4 I.la al.:1 (I f..:,..1.!,7 la: akin. Itye inu.s..l
taa. ..•1 lieu, : oaten 13101 bush rat Porn Itt :lc
11131 rd bush 4 , osi allow at lower:
ai b00k...1.1 11,to:ern at s. an.l new at 37. Whioky
a..:1 bowel: ask, :1; u. Itlitlo.
CINCINNATI, A oguNt 13.—Flour /Ind 116,4 irreg.
ulur toxrll below
prri, wuniug forth, ileviliquinitini
over iinly Iniaril f wet,
lain evening and tibia.
it. 5.40; E.:porton-Aar , ion 4 t l:market. The ria,ipts
Owl:tat havi. bbl.. incht.Hz, I.S:it 1.104
laat tiv Ow Indi..na xwlLur
111 a Flll/111 way Siitrar Nl•. ‘ y nrni
so. 1,1“1.. :_• ,, 11 Ink aIA pr 1111.• .:1 In,. I."
1. II f•ir fair and prini firm at r.. 1. . a
1 4 , r. lull .1 , 11.nd11.1, 1..13. , 111 1 / 1 ,1..111g hear
klltl :ire 11.1111.1 "MLA 1.11.1 l',ll at I:viit
N%l/1,1,). a. I.". hr n 1 nii
anon plc,. ail 11,11111 AI. .L. 1,1 in 1 • rin111.41•1
”I.lllixt
it {,m.01 A .‘,1,-f Fl.mr IttArard •Irt•-f
at r , 111.• and %lin , . Sllll at j: , ..".tt Ittrt tott,r. •I
••••t t t • t .12til, I lit 1.12. sa.l whit •
t .,•11. at • 1t,t,2 V.•114,W.
der Ilentlachr. Lot. of Appetite xii.l NII.:TA f
- r. Its •,” r,.d li ill. •
Nly thstitkm nt.• du:• I. tbr rvu. b.tio
I !VIVI/Ail/I, I.IN /I .11.1 WI I, 11.. a:tl ati.l it, 1.1
th,or.r.l, r 11, pt.,. I t,,,‘ idler uami I I
r,: ,i• , a ~ .'
.-4;(tard agititt imrclo.trii”g anllllll4
V• 1111104.iii..11. cnr,fill I • 3.1: of 14r. Ems
en- Sld at $.l 1.•1 f r hy the pr
prtetttr, TIE:U.OIIN PAGE. Jtt Ctt
Plotrlntwoultatet a.p.l ottlista. l'utslittrLll ht.; F: s'4:l
- toruer ttf 44.4,ttpl rutd ttirt.t.tr. utt.l
flrriKaitte.tt ottp.4l4ll‘. etal
l'l' FOR SALE T,„
the Filth Wm.r.t. I.ll.cii
with hug- 1.1) , i t`11,411 , 11• 1,4.
"tie iii thr miir of the :0....,
Al., too , 1,11.4 thou..] 01.4.4, mir,,t, .20 trvi
I.) I I t krt.
AI., "it Siiiiimorr .4 rill'. _'itl.v
A rply lII.AIOI-.1.1 A lilt 11F \
N1.1.',( - )N
1L.,v,• ma; ti (h.. tll,ll
It. •irt I. 1.• 11111 Ik• out at I cru ttti t,
• lel titan 114uni
r. , - •
El,.\ P.ki:KIAG ['Mt EN
,;I al.- laVitkd
rall no , . nrtn 1 , .0.1 an , Ln,q 1,1 Al f
,•311/ k•111.:111., 1,1111, ft ut , LI., le rt.llllrt..l.
Atilag• ..1 .tc • ,Ll4' U.....tditr•t1.1.11 . , tt
. I I 1,,. I ,rt. rat •
1,4 t,•:'
rii.• 1.16n,c 1 grAAlllialy •1 41111.,41.
11, ,1 , ..I,lllr 11 1 / 1 and 11,11 , 11,1 `;...1111 , 1, ‘ , l 11J, Slll,l/PI
/1.11 1
I La
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th"
1""t
t ) 11 ,‘S N k TFl'l.l.: N".S.
.01 9 N... 1 NV.k.l Nttert
14 1 11. L)il - ) RE ATTENT i()N
I, 1 1 1111. NEll*: 4 ,
i•t kco twt, (,•nt•.
Y.,r sal.• by 11. T. C. 71101113.\ N.
.1y24 •I 1 l'itth ,t.
11A11LS AND lAN'T . II..LIS 1{EDIT1:1).
Li A. A .MASON A. 01.
11. w%
nty...s It, he L.nud. at a r...liwttvn ..f
•
3t. Fifth jy2s
_
1 REEN AND BLACK TEAS.--We, have
1,3 „„ ~,.• iwst A.4s.orted sto,k of TEA:
•. il/ the 11.1.111.0., ttli .4 Nhl.h ',lit ‘41.,41 ttt the
I. •l 1 JAVN 1.114,
j)l4 Pekiti Tea Store. N 11a Fifth at.
JOll *.\; NVOI 11 1 S, ii.) NKF.I•I AND Ex, itANGis
IiKNAER, 111 , 1liel• in 4:‘,.11041,4•• • C44,inier,ial and Bahl,
N• 44.4. St"'k altd a.l I ,•,111114/.i..11
,1•11111 y tate•lid.-t1 I. pII ki No.
DRESS . 7
FINE
.1, IN ES . N ENV 111:11.1/INt.1, Foorth atrk•t-t. jo3o
GOODS. • A. - --
u,nid inv Ik• the a114•144‘.11 Eh, 1.1.11),4 t 11.4 r
k t 4 P:ainltrl ailjt) t•
,4 th , •yi1 ,, ,11114 nil 11,11 ts,tity lift In,.vn
Ins 1135110 e Raoul.M4
D EARL TAl ) l(wA___. - ,1 , 1) lb s . in
j. for sale by :1) .7 FLEMING
FLEMIN(I
in anil fur stlr.
FLEMING It1:01 , .
LINSEED 01 L.----The SUI),(•1'11,t•I'
11,4,ing t.tig• , , ii.°llllllilltarill,
.-tll.l !storm 1,11,11111,8 iti, l thiii hs in tirepitri i ii
i.l/Noly diem with x siristly limns artiels.
•
.1. SCIIOON NI Alf ER, 2.4 e.
Li INE 'TEAS!!- —A few more customers for
1 it PURL .oel Mlt gall TEAS r•tur I, rter , rrorr.“lrrir .1
F. It. DRA VI I'S.
.01r , N. •42 Nlat krq sr. awl 1 Dia:llona.
NoT Eie hereby _icon that an application
will be tlilttle In the I,,inilitturii tit Piiiiiiityltmint, at
the twat SOSell,,ll, hit . a Charter -I . I insi.piratititi for a
SA VINO 11:Sli BANK, tii 1.. Inrateil in the Etintalizit 1.1
In! Allenheny County. tii he style ti "The Bir
mingham :taring Flinch" Anil to he a Batik of Depomit and
tine..tit, with it l'ttpital stook or sovooty•itto Ttooottattt
nt.tinnt. jyl
Llj D I.Ol'S SP grossECIFIC- sLore,
L
end for kstio by le'2l I Vl.lOll NII
I. 0 1)(-).4 ,1,
RASPBERRY SP B l ERlty ro sY RI: P.
•• l'ine Apple ••
I,eiun Sy! up.
Just ewe' yell and fur Hale 11
It h:YN ER k ANDERSON,
Nn. 39 lin.ogl mlreqt
~. 1 ,
~• ~.~.
!!!EEEMIIE11:111?3 1 4!
Treasurer.
N. YIOI.MPS, .la.
MMEMIEM
S. T N. , 1:T11 A NI. 711
ISIIIBEMIEI
rriA.
U. WC A N CIL
'l' , i : 4 A I I
Paw ,
V. luly 11.
July 12
Lo“, pool July 'lt;
Nou V..ik l i• ..rp 1111311
iVYI t..,1 July
NeW 11/Ik, I i vt pool July.!
w Jul)
NE w Y..rk .• Havre ..........
'l` , All It 1 VI.:.
OFTICL OP TOP DtIlY NST,,
~I nt••••13i) . A uguit 13. IKSft. ;
•11
H V F
NI.o
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RIVER NEWS.
imr may accrue but " Young America" will never fall to
meet all necessities and the wants of our steamboat friends.
Mr. Wash. Cottl e , by his card, will be found has pur
chased the old stand of Capt. John Vanderglift for the par
pose of filling the contracts that he heat on hand, on account
hie heiug burned oat at No. 49 Water street, below Short
Tar only bat lII^I9 that was doing at the wharf yesterday,
was file keel toot "Orphan Ito)," trading for Wheeling;
and a Covered flatboat for Portsmouth in charge of Young
Ann rieit, that is to soy voting Licence, pilot. Wishing to
we the bottom of the river at its lowest stage, see would In
glad to ter them have fi right enonsti that they would bod,•-
tainnl sufficient for them to east..e the river, and that
they make the 'mutton, r lighter for the 1,W111.1 S or the
steuiners that ply IN.( Wteell and Cincinnati and
Louisville. The nal is new and lies at the feet of Wood et.
111 F. St. Louis lerrithl frill!, of 11th. saya
1..., n :,112 020 1). 11. TA I LOll.—M r nyder, clerk of the
t; . rtdled in Inot ',ening and inbanted un of the
oiiiking aunt total dolt loe,t. la the NI/Anon:l liver, ou
Satioday evening hut. The l'aylor war on the way d,,wt,
nom Pt Joaepli, and at ruck a nil .g oppaßlin the mouth of
Ter - V.llllll, a pail( alualt 11111(3 -fiVO miles above Jet:lomat
City. and went down to lean than fifteen minutes. She woo
new boat-out yet one year out, valued at 00,000, and
had been sold for that sum, to be delivered on It. r :Morn to
this port. She was owned by Cliptain Ambrose Reeder, and
was imoired, but for what aal.atit, we C 411 1 .1. Dot kiln,
OW NV : sr,, Fulton WlB in command when the accident 00
cut red.
STEAMBOATS.
CINCINNATI
For Cincinnati.
The [earlier MAK/P.1514 Capt. C. A. Daaro—
Gl,k, B. O. ittaYe for the, above
and iutrrnaatiale ports TLLIS DAY. kt lu o'clock
For ft - v.oa or passage apply on lkoari.
For Cincinnati
Tito ntetuttor COMMERCE, Capt. J. J.
Una. 1,-avu !or the
41.r.,4111.1 mt.-mediate ''rt THIS DA V. at
hi o'claock A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board. ant)
EAI ON & C 0.-- TRANSPORTATION
AA LINE lEaving made extensive
prv-
I.;rntlout this whiter, we are now prepare
to don BEA V V BusiNsse by PENNSYLe A NIA ttit.ttl..
nut! RAILROAD, TUROIRIII TO AND FROM TUE EAST
ERN CITIES. We can assure uur friends and all Oa.,
disposed to patronize the Penna. Canal and Railroad, that no
paion will be spared to render general datisNetiou to Ship.
pees of Ranters and We..u•rn Freight. The AVOIDANCE
.11 , THE INCLINED PLANES ON TUE A LLEUIIENY
INmyr.kut: RAti.m.ll, a ill give increased despatch to the
transit] PII ll' els ht.
Udlru w, PENN mreet, at the Canal ltadin.
mit I 4 LLOYD k LEMON.
GrIER•S TRANSPORTATION LINE.-
' Auticipating the want of facilities lot
trso.p,rtiog Freigh to to sad from the Ets.st,
ern Gil ia Pennsylvania Canal and Ranyowls, we tutee
Li 4 ret0,...1 our stock of boats, 4c., uu sante, to a DOUBLE
DAILY LINE, which gives can a capacity of over MAI tone
per 111,1 th each way.
luultu , our friends, and thiair dispowid to patroalso the
Shiite improvements, then• will be siothing, bp-atrial on our
part to render general witinlartioin in forwarding Eastern
and Freights with pionqintlide anti despatch.
K I Eli ift MI'I'CILE LL,
Canal Bitain, l'iltaburgh, Pe.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.-
Ce-parthenthil• eai,tiug, herethfunt, Leg ween
evunie evil .1. Benin IiNo.X, under the firm of JA.SIES
)1.1,1NS . Co, Lae Leau dimtuh ed, 010 day, by melee'
busbies.. ,bf the haft firm will he settled by Jal,lol
Ciri line, who is mitle,rized to use the name of the firm fur
thst purp.e. JAS. COLLINS,
Pittsburgh, June 14, 1556 J. BANKS KNOX.
THANK FUL to my frieuds for past favors,
beg to solicit 14 condi...suet, of their patronage fur my late
pai tiler, JAMES COLLINS, who will carry on the FOR-
M ARLIN() A NI) COMMISSION, TRANSPORTATION AN IJ
PRI 'DUCE kiII:ANY-SS under the style of JAS. COLLINS
A. (o. (./3 1 ) J. BANKS KNOX.
eANI3L.P.SS WILLIAM MEANS IL A 031,11 N
M'Candless, Means Sr. Co.,
(sm... to Wick k .I.l'eantilesej
IIOL ES AIJ ROC E RS, and Dealers in
.
IRON, N AILS, G LASS, wrroN YARNS, and Pitt.
burvls Mannfact urea generally, corner of Wood and Water
Illtahnrgh. nlyS
R. M. HUNTER,
(41 - 1,08011 ill K KKR & nuxrrit,)
Receiving - , Forwarding, Commis
sion Merchant
STEAMBOAT AGENT.
51 COIIIIERCIIL STREET,
J3 :11
MEADVILLE AND ERIE EXPRESS AND
TRANSPORTATION•COMPANY.
/pi IS CONI I'AN 1 . , having on the let of
I_ July eolumenctsi car r)i rig the U. S.
glad fo•iii Pittsburgh to Erie. through But- . i . l-1 5 ;1.320K
1.. r, Mercer. MeittiVille and Watetford,havti,
now pertemtsl such urruugeineulaulio-naWitable them to
carry passengers 4.0 e railing:VA toorg point on the route in
1,46 title, than the same sera lee was ever. before performed
oil this road, and at cheaper rates. Those wishing to on
pice passage or forward packages from this city will find
an Agent at Inn I.llllcr, ill remdine,cu to wait upon the m at the
Pt. l'lsir Hulot, noruer of Pram null St. Clair stcrets, Pitts.
burgh, Pia.
Thu., through from Pithiburgh to Erio, thirty two bourn
.031-tf
.
TO
REAL-MUD READ.
'_:0.000 Agente wanted to sell in every town in the United
&ate.,
TILE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES (IF
JAMES BUCHANAN,
Of l'ennsylnamia,
..ate Minister h. England, and formerly Minister to Russia,
Senator and Repr.iseutative In Congress,
and Serrotary of State.
INCLUDING TUE MUST IMPORTANT OF HIS STATE
PAPERS.
By IL G. Itowriitt, E.". Literary Editor of the N. Vi Day Reek.
The alive look has teen wt Bien by a gentleman well
%piddled toy his literary attainments, and Ids long ronneetion
Ith the Democratic all, fund- hed personally by
Go. distinguished subject of the memoir with tunny of the
chase iuul facts of his early life, and from authorlze4 friends
ot 11 r. Binimnan has ti-en supplied with material inaccessii
Ids to orb, parties. The 1,1,4 idieets !lave been submitted
t atith..rized put he, It roll therefore be 4,11,11, without
\ IrTIIENTJO AND AUTHORIZED 111001tArHY.
Th, hool, rottlo, a haiolsotiai 12mo. Nolumo of 430 piwitai,
aiiati) 6,111,1 in cloth, and 61,0.411/Med with an Itolnrut,
M.:trait oil Ft,•i.l'i ice, $l. For farther particulars. ill.
p.) 1., I'M:101V A JACESoN, !Nib] isherk
119 Nassau Street, N. V.
esi_Coiatuioent by mail post-paid on receipt of uric, ; jytS
NOTICE. - MrS. SARAH ANN BEALL beg s
leave to Itioloillieu that her SCIIOOI, will re-Oltutfoll
'lt/NI/AY. Almost lath, Inst.. at her residence, PRI bE at.,
No. 42, Eighth Ward. The course of EDUCATION will en -
tom, READING. WRITINO, ARITHMETIC
1:RA11)1AI+, UEOO It APH (with the use of tlhil -
SIOI.OUV iu,d ItOT.AN : atm°. PIANO (with use of
l'iatio,) by Mr. 1101 EN, of thin city. a well known Teacher.
TERMS PER oUtRTER:
1.4 Clatot, tilt hiding fort.tft.illg bratteltoA.
Fresh Arrival of .Salt 01-#ters.
T s't received at STEINRUCI: No. 111
wiHM street, where all t h e delicacine
the season can be had, served up in any desira• Clti k o •
Ide style. Ile is alto iu daily receipt eff New
i.11.420e3, Pens, Lobsters, Frogs, Shad, Sea Bass,
t. 1 a great variety of lab: Fish. which will be euld
bes. hotels and restaurants on the most reasonable terms.
Just rveeired, a large and fine lot of Lemons, Oranges and
Pine Appkte. S. STRINRUCFC,
Ni. 111 Wood street.
BANK ING HOUSE or
CLICBII BILO., 11.411110W . k CO.
11=1
Unkt• C..llectioll3 01l yII 1 . 41111 a on. and wv-t of Lb.• 211i4siF
ripio Prianpt attention given L., nil Luniue~a en
LA Us t... 1 to their 0011 a s.
I 1.1.1 , 1,R NJ—
". JONES .k CO., Pittabargh;
It. K. SWIFT ISRO. & JOHNSTON. elikapJ
E. NV. CI, ARK /.. Ph Haile! ph ia;
CITIZENS' ILAN h. Haltiniore ;
K, N.V. CLARK. DoI.K4P; R CO.. Ni'e York;
(1) oRE BROTIEKIITON, jyl7:lm
McLAUGHLIN, LAND AND REA I. Es-
TATH AlltvlrT. Land Warrant, located. Property
Lotight and sold; also, Shipping Agent for the Black Rho
1.1tn3 of Packets from Livorvail. Drafts on the Banks id
England. Ireland MA St,latllll. Office, No. 1 Jones' ittnid
on, entrance on Sixth street, DUBUQUE, lowa. Idecs:ly
FOR SALE—A desirable property in the
City of Allegheny Three continguitus Isms, satiated
on the West vide 01 the Etat Oman., 0,0(1611100 iu fron t
Fe , elitytm , . km nine inches, and este...llllg Istek (corbel - mg
on Gay Alleys to a depth of ninety feet. Thor are on the
pretne, one eleginit three story Brick Dwelling limn,
and tn. triune tenements. prism, sit f 11e11141.1 ti ye linu
dust dollars—twenty-Bre hundred dollars in hand, and the
balance in four equal annual inntalments, with interest.
secured by bond and mortgages.
If this property is not disposal of during the month, it
nll la• offered at Public Sale, on the prendues. on Tuesday.
the second day of September neat For inl•rtuation
regard to the property, reference may be had to SIOR
FOSTER and JOHN FLEMING, Noy.. Allegheny City.
WM. 11. FOSTER.
LIVERPOOL AN D PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP LINE.
The splendid new Steartuthlp CITY BALTIMORE Ca
AftLEITCH, will sail from Philadelphia on'the
th Augnstand 15th September—front Liver
pool 2;th August. KANGAROO from Liverpool, 30 fly
and 10th September—from Philadelphia, 21st August and
Ce.tober. CITY OP MANCHESTER, from Liverpool
1:31i August—from Philadelphia., 4th September.
' , nun Philadelphia. From Liaoponl.
Ctbin --SITS and 552. Cabin -....582 and $ 75.
Steerage .
Passage Tickets to and from Liverpool by the above Line
of Strluesblps, or by FIRST-CLASS SAILING PACKETS,
can bovroctlsed on application to
SABEL & CORM, ITT Broadway, New York,
I Or— JOAN THOMPSON., 410 Liberty et, Pittsburgh.
I P. s.—Also, Drafts for rile always ou bends. .1 730
• Fr IfF, THUNDERBOLTS OF JOE WERE
Valt
forged by Vulcan, but although the .uilveleidly west
pone of the ono-eyed blacionaittot answered sery , well for the
lathes of the Gods. they were not het as effective en Colt's
latest improved revolvers which weigh but S pound, andwlll
toad balls thick and fast as Pastillas arrow%l i i re imPso ve t,
Itewnt - i can be had at the 'Enterprise Wor ther IPdt_
sieral assortment of Guns and Mira °fel - deserirdW
OLF'S SCIIEIDAM SCHNAPPS=--S 4 r.ti ' tl . a flue assortment of Surgical Tnetrumetits and Catlett , :
puss on hand and for sale by FURLING BROS._ att.: BOWN S TETLEY, No. 130 'Market st.
• •••
0 :0
c
._ "'t
Health and Strength nuitttitlti.
table - Follow Its Kger:-' ';=
HOLLAND BITTER
DYSPEPSIA
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND; 4
FEVER AND AGUE,
AND the various affections consequent upon
a disordered Sternach or Liver. each as Indltion,
A. Idlty of the Stomach, Colic* Pains, Heartburn, LOU of
App,.tite, Despondency, Costiveness,, Blind and Blooding
Pile* In all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neitralgic Atieo•
Ma., it has In numerous In/deuces proved hlghlrbazieflcial,
and in others efft,tod a decided cure
Nature finds nq new enemy to combat: with - 0 delight.
fel tonic In the system. Its effects Ute - almoot:magicA yet
the cure permanent. It comtonnteates trollalent shock to
the system, but by amusing its vital energy to - normal an.
lieu, enables It to throw off the cause, and time thoroughly
ersdhmtes the disease.
When Its medicinal virtnes are co univernaltf acknowl
edged, and particularly here, where it hasperoma so popu
lar a family medicine, that it is cold by marixof the grocers
RA well as all the druggists. It would ward needless to
otter further evidence, yet os there are doubtleaS 'some who
here tried many advertised remedies, arnistilksuffar from
Dyspepsia in one or more of its dreadful fon:rap - we entnoin
the following certificates, the authenticity of whfch cannot
be doubted, coming en they do front personten'well known.
WHAT IT IS DOING FOR MR SRN..
Wm. ischuchman, Rsq , the w ell known lithographer, says
"I have frequently used Breit ace's Eloil nd. Bitters, and
fuel it invariably relieves indignation and debility."
Rey. Samuel Babcock says: "I found special relief from
Its use for a severe headache, with which thad long suf.
forest"
J. W. Woodwell, Esq. Bari : I have need Ikerhave's not
laud Bitters myself , and recommended it to other!, knowing
it to bidust what it la repreeented."
Aid. Jonathan Neely, of Lower St.Cialr, says: "I have dm
rived great benefit from its nse for weakness of the stomach
and indigestion."
Janice M. Murphy says: " After several Physicians had
failed, lberhave's Holland Kitten removed Una pain from
my heart and side, arbing front lndigsathins'?
The editor of the Kittanning Free Preen says:. "After ono
ofthe best physicians in this place had falloir,.Scerhave's
liollaudiiirters cured we of the worst form of dYtgamaia."
Francis Felix, only manufaetnrer of the "original Ex
tract of Coffee. gays: "1 losow that your Rolland Bitters is
ono of the best mediciues in the world for a disordered
stomach or liver."
Dr. I.inlwat editor of the "Parket," Baltimore, pronounced
It a medicine deserving theconfldence of the public.
Dr. laterhart. the leading (tertuan ohysiciacr of Penna.,
Mei prescribed it frequently during the tact three years, with
marked success. in debilitated mates of thodigeetive organs,
or of the system generally.
The autuager of gullou'e Vinegar Factory says: " I used
it myself, and won therefore induced to try its effect upon
my wife, (troubled with the great debility common to all of
consumptive habit,) and really it. la doing hor more good
than anything she has over taken."
Whoever expects to find in this a beverage will be disap
pointed, hut to the nick, weak and low epiriied. it will
prove a grateful aromatic cordial, posaessed of singular rem
edial properties.
CAUTION!
The great popularity of this delightful Aromitias Induced
many imitations, which the public alionhig.nard *Jost pur
chasing. Be not persombal to buy anything alto - until you
have given Boerhave's Holland Bitters a fair trial One bot
tle will COLMiLICO you how infinitely groperior /GlErto all thew
imitations.
Afir Sold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for ts, by the so
proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR., k 00.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
ror. Smithfield and Third streets, Vittaborgh.
ULM; KRAL timers.
Philadelphia, T. W. Dyott t Sone, 192 N. 2.d street. Now
York, Barnes tr Park, 304 Broadway, Corner Dallis. Bala
niore, Cnepare Bruthorx, thy street and Penna. Avenue.
Cincinnati; John D. I'ark. Chicago, Barclay Crotbens, 213 S.
Water sE St. Lonis, Barnard, Adams 4 Co. N. Cirleans, J.
Wright A Co. toy2r2
TIR. C. AfcLANE'S
LIVER PILLS AND VERiIIFIIGE
DR. I. SCOTT, a regular graduate and phyelejn of exten
sive practice and experience, induced by a commendable de
sire to alleviate human sintering, as well as to excel, has per
fected au
IMPROVEMENT UN IR ORIGINAL LIVER PILL AND
VERN] EFUOR UN DR. C. MoLANE,
Having prepared thew remedies as the Medical partner of
Dr. C. McLane, for ninny years.
OUR IMPROVED LI VER PILLS AND VERMISIIOdt
possess greater efficacy and ere more mild in their operation
than the Liver Pill and Verentuge preparedezeurdlng to the
original recLpe of Dr. C. 'McLane. We niake'llifs declaratiQn
iindermandiugly, and reoumuctel theta to the-'aftlictod . es
being both pleasant and curative, and believe them superior
to any ether Liver Pill or Vermithgo ever prepart
Read Certificate of D - r. C:111cL000t, below.
St. Letts, Rio
THE WHOLE WORLD CONQL'Ei?ED!
DR. I. SCOTT'S CEILEIIIIPLTED
WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT,
The universal relief afforded by appliattiona cit this CEL
EBRATED KING of Pain Killers iu casts of tilieumatisna,
Gout, Lumbago, Sans Throat, Bruises, Sprains, Swellings,
Stiffern,n of the Joints, Sciataca, Pains, Scalds, Burns Aches
or any other disease for which a Pain Kilter or Liniment is
mod. enables us to assert positively that Dr. I. sarrrs
CELEBRATED WIIITE CIRC.ASSI AN LLNINIENT Is the
most reliable, oafs and pleasant remedy yet discovered, pos
sessing astonishing properties for HEALING DISEASE and
THE PROMPT ERADICATION OP PAIN. Th., many at
teatatlOMl IU its virtues, given by persons of enlightened
judgment and strict integrity, should induce all to adopt It
as a standard Family Remedy. The most incredulous will
require nothing mon, than the following testimony of Dr. 0.
McLane, distinguished as n great discoverer of medical
remedies:
nit is to certify, that I have examined the Recipe for pro
paring MeLane's improyial Verwifuge and Liver Pills by Dr.
I. Scott, who has been IN THE HABIT OF PREPARINO
AND USING MY OItIOINAL MEDICINES TN•piI.YOFTIOR
during the last THIRTEEN YEARS, and thatff , believe he
hen IMPROVED Tit WV!. I make the abate Abatement the
more willingly as I HAVE NO INTEREST :IN THEM
WHATEVER.. I would further state tb.t'lbetVelrequeatly
used hie CELEBRATED WHITE CIROASSIANLINIMENT
In ray practice, with the happiest effects, and that I can con
wientioutly reennunend it. C. MOLANE, M. D.
All the above Medicinal prepared solely tinder the super
vision of Dr. I. scorn. Sold by Druggists and Morchanta
everywhere.
The GENUINE Dr. C. BIeLANE r S IMPROVED LIVER
PILLS AND IMPROVED VIIIthrIFUGB are signed by Dr.
f. SCOTT & Co.,*monipanied by certifttate of C.
The GENUINE WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT signed
by Dr. I. SCOTT & Co, acronipauudd with'sivtatare of I,
Soar?, M. D.
DR. I. SCXYTT & CO.; Sole Proprietors,
Bank Pla4.,4l.lorgantown, Va.
DR. G. 11. K RYSER, Wholesale Agent,
144 Wood street.;. Pittsburgh.
J. lIRNDERSON & BRO.,
262 Liberty street.
JAS. P. FLEMING, Wholesale Agent,
Jattl 1 yinawl ya pcBt N enr Itailread Depot, Allegheny.
A CARD TO TIRE LA DIES.—
t 1
DR. DUPONCAYS UUl,nl3 51ONTill.r PILLS FOR
FIiSIALES. The combination of ingredients In Dr. Dimon.
t/olden Hid, are perfectly lotriult,ol. They have been
uvod in the private practice of old Dr. Impoilw for over 30
yearn, and thimiainile of ladled coo testify to their great and
never-falling same,, iu alisoot every ease, to correcting
roliei and didtvedding
tuotoatrna
bon. particularly at the ellange of life. From sto 10 Pills
will cure that Ctrllllll.4l net dremlful disown), the Whites.
Nearly es ory lady in the hued uniform from that. complaint,
i.e above pill has permanently cured tbousandd, and will
cure you if you one them. 'rimy cannot harm you—on the
contrary, they rotten -o all obdtructions, restore nature to its
proper channel. owl invigorate the whole system. Ladies
whose health will led permit an increade or family, will find
these Pills a decrement preventive. For particulars see di
rections on the box. Prim sl—raid wild be sent to holies
rmiliduntially, by mail, by enclosing $1 to eithorwf the fol
lowing agents:
Sold by SAMPLE: A HERD, general Agent* foi
City; FULTON'S Drug Sion., Birmingham, JOLM,P. Si
and by W. A. OILUENFENNEY & f.N.) N 0.48, Fifth street:
onpordte the Theatre. l'itothurgb, who irill.eupply dealers as
proprielor'x prmeo. Sold by all Druggist* in the city and
ape:l:6olday
DRI vATE DISEASES—DR. BROWN, No.
al Smithfield Street, between Third and fourth
ntreets, iiiirqes his entire attention to nu Office Prim
two. II is IlKainess is, for the nest part, reunited to
private Venereal Diieures, mid such painful affeulunuip •
brought uu by lutprudettt, youthful indnimutue mid eicaeS.
Syphilis, Syphilitic Ittroptionn, tionorrhea, West, Stricture
Urethral Discharges, I tumult) of the Blood, tvit4salLatesnOtnl
or the Venereal Organ. Skiu Dintwsen, Scortuilko lll 9
Teller, ltitigwenn, Mercurial Diseases, &endue. saes,
Impoteucy, Ithenniatiets, Female Weakness, Monthly
Suppresmenit, Diseases of the Joaut, Vistula in 41,n0, Nervous
Affections, Pains in the Back acid Loins, Irritation of the
Bladder and Kidneys, successfully treated. Cure guaranteed,
Twenty years' practice (ten in thin city) enables Dr. Brown
to offer taimumnues of a speedy run, to all who may come nu
der his care.
Office and Private Consultation Rooms 50 Smithfield at.,
between Third and Forth streets.
Charges moderate.
DR. BROWN continues to be consulted for
the cure of SOCKET DISEADXS. LtISOSUCCOSI to
longeitanding mere Is unequalled. Tho afllictelLare invited
to cell without delay. Persons afflicted with Venereal Dis
eases, Rheumatism, Piles, or 84313.1113111 Debility, should not
delay to got his advice. Letters containing a fee, immediate,.
ly &rumored.
Offios and Private Rooms, No. 50 .Smithfield etreal
between Third and berth streets, Pittsburgh le2B
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