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MPPLYAI:riP/1:N1144A4-2.1.:71-. AUGUST 18•
SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
• OE THE
PENNSYLVANIA
- STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
AT PITTSBUItdIi
On SEPTEMBER 30th, and on
OCTOBER Ist, Ad and 3d, 1856:
JefA ROST. C. WALKER, Secretary.
.AMber of the Press Ae Muffed by a Custom
Rouse Officer.--Somo days ago the following para
graph appeared in the local department of the Daily
Dispatch, of is city : •
" An easy berth is that of Custom House officer at
this port—so easy, indeed, that the moat rampant
fire-eating disunionist of the far South might be
tempted to take it, under the most violent abolition
president. Not a very long time ago ton thousand
dollars disappeared because. the watchman was drow
sy—and but a few days ago an importer who called
during business hours to swear to an invoice of for
eign goods was informed that the business man of
the establishment was asleep, and could not be dis
turbed, and requested to call when he had awakened.
Really our Custom House is not overrun with
buai
ness, or its atmosphere is eminently soporific '"
On Saturday afternoon, as Wm. H. Whitney, Esq.,
local editor of the above paper, was passing along
Smithfield street, in front of the Custom House, ho
was assaulted by Mr. John Taylor, one of the officers
of Customs at this port_ Mr. Whitney is much the
smaller man of the two, and was therefore rather
roughly handled, particularly as we believe he made
no resistance whatever. He, however, lodged an in
formation before Alderman McMaster, who had
Taylor arrested and held to bail. We did not hear
in what sum—but probably considerably less than
.fen thousand dollars.
Injunction to be asked jor.—The Chronicle says
the Board of Directors of the Third Ward School
intend, as coon as the District Court meets, to apply
for an injunction to restrain Messrs. Hammer di
Dottier, cabinet makers, frotn carrying on their
business in the now building which they have just
put up adjoining the Third Ward School House.
The application will be based on the ground that the
noise made by the machinery and workmen in the
establishment must materially interfere with the
sludfei of the pupils and compel the abandonment
of the building adjoining the factory. The question
is a novel one, and it+ decision will be looked fur
with no little , anxiety. Should the School Board
succeed in obtaining the injunction, other applictt
Lions from similar institutions, subjected to griev
prices of the same character, will be immediately
',j„ before the same Court.
pa, p„,i,;„;.--Larye Deobwratir 6,,thering.—Tlio
Democracy of this city raised a beautiful pole on
Saturday evening on Water street, between Grant
and Smithfield. It was Or IckorS , with one Ppliee,
and altogether was one hundri'l and twenty-five
feet in height. Two magnificent national fists
streamed from its ample proportions as it i j , tti raked
amid deafening cheers. The crowd present
bered upward of one thousand, who were addressed
by a number of speakers. The first gentleman who
spoke was Porter R. Sawyer; he was was followed
by Alexander McKinney > Esq., of Westmoreland,
who In turn was succeeded by A. B. McCalmut.t.
This is the largest and most beautiful pole yet mist d
su our county, the top of which is surmounted by a
rooster which will certainly crow over a Democratic
victory oath° morning of the sth of November, if
he is spared so long.
Items.—Patrick Hughes. a promising young man,
'was ordained a Priest of the Roman Catholic Church.
in the Cathedral, on Friday, by Rt.'Heverend Bishop
O'Connor ' Among the Patents issued at Washit,g
ton for the week ending 11th inst.. were one to A.1,•1
phus Iladdens, of this city, fur improvement iu nail
feeding apparatus, and one to Jerome B. Shaw, also
of this city, for a new method of lettering and urns
mention glass ...... Sheriff Killpatrick. of Erie coon
ty, took three prisoners to the Penitentiary on n
day. They were sentenced from two three ye:ir..
eauh Officer McCoy Las recovered some three or
Tour dresses, a man's coat, a quilt, and a shawl, all
of which ho has renson to believe were stolen from
onr citizens. Partiic , having lost articles of the kind
would do well to call at Alderman Cummin.' office
and examine them.
Bu glary—fiears Ifaui of Cush !----On Thurday
night soL •le burglar or burglars entered the boarding
house localeatthe corner of SmitSfield and
vad proceeded to a room occupied I.y
Liberty streets,
~ ,kmith, and a stone mason. I n
a ,,, c4)ntraata , r, a bja `.l of the coutractcir four mop
toe pantaloons pocks,
ott, together with a
per coins were found and v wx , t h e 1,1„,k,,,,,ith' ; 4
number of I. O. U.'s,
' gents were taken.
wallet one dollar and seventy-fin pocket,
The stone mason had $75 in his .
but happily it was nut found by the thi.
Cua,
y o ildei(tery.—MrF. Sarah Freemai
information before Al d. Parkinson,on Satur, l *•. s.
against her husband, Thomas Freeman, who she a 1-
leges has been living adulterously with a married 1
woman named Maria Aeken, since the first of July
last. She furthermore alleges that be has not pro
videl for her support for a year past. The parties
ore all colored, of different shades. Subsequently :too tans Lake Clut,'
the matter was compromised by the unfaithful lost
agreeing to go back to his first love, and pay all tbe - •
costs of the information made. 1,4 ACK'. RI ew N. 3 larg,
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Drunkriinem—Mayur Bingham had no less than
five cases of drunken men and women before him on
Saturday morning, which was largely added to by
the returns from the Aldermen's offices. This rice
is the cause or more arrest 4 than all the crimes. in
the calendar, and it appears to he on the inerea•e.
Is there no remedy against doggery keepers who Fell
fire-water to intoxicated men? Nine tenals .if tto
intoxication everywhere apparent proceeds from the
irresponsible three rent whisky shops and tippling
houses. Why are they not returned?
A Lucky Removal.--A grocer In the Fifth Ward
had his house entered one day butt week, in broad
day light, and the money bureau ransacked, but for
tunately the day before he had "removed the depos
its " to a bank at the earnest solicitation of his son,
who seemed to have a premonition of bad luck. The
eon had insisted on depositing the funds once or
twice before, but failing in his argument with the old
man, was about to do it himself, when the father pr
ceoded to do so. No arrests were made.
Alderman Parki noun had two clines before him
on Saturday afternoon. The first was an illfated
son of the Emereld Isle named John McAnally, who
was committed for drunkenness. John had been to
the Crimea, but all "the battles, sieges, fortunes that
he passed " could not save him from jail lacol.
Schwambly for assault and battery and surety of the
peace was served likewise. No is an old customer
of Mr. Phillips.
Magi's:gm( Ice Cream .Saloon.—Tbe new lee
creamery, of litzwrice Kuntz, on Smithfield street,w ill
be opened to the public on this evening. It is one
, 4 . 1 of the most beautiful ealoons not only in thin city,
but in any oily, and we have no doubt it will make
the fortune of its enterprising proprietor. Call and
I see it. We shall have something more to say of it
Corn witted fur u Further Hearing,—W®- Jones
and John Musgrave, supposed to be the light-finger
ed gentry who stole Mrs. Sarah Pittick's pocketbook
at the Penneyivania*Reilroati depot the 'other day,
on Saturday were committed for a further hearing at
o'clock this afternoon.
A Magnificent Lunch.—Hugh Iracy, of the Scotch
11111 Hotel, eat out a splendid collation to the Demo_
cracy of the Second Ward upon the occasion of the
pole raising on Saturday evening. Hughey is an
out and-out Buchanan and Brackinridge man, and
delights in doing honor to the cause.
At the sale by Blakely & Richey un Saturday lost,
in Manchester, every lot was sold; indeed, we are
informed that every sale by Blakely & Biehey, auc
tioneers of real estate, that has been advertised by
them, has been sold.
Something New.—A Pie Nit in the City.—We
understand that Mr. Benj. Trimble, of the Amer
ican Hotel, Penn st., intends giving a Pic Nic on
Tuesday evening next, under a spacious canvass,
in front.„4-his house. We have no doubt, from
thechiranter of those who are getting the affair
up, thatittwillrbe very virvittable to the "roma
gere'"''l4ll love a of -tatid ninaio and dancing
shotild , htlheric 2-v i : "
WILL BE FIELD
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MMINEMOSN
- - ,,, , -- f , ' , a-'-irdt4orallimetand--hrsVessassgelsountr
wishes to procure a Natiottal Flag for use during the"
campaign. Who manufactures them in this city'?
By elMig he its an order for one can be had, if 'lone
quipkly.
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Dr. Beira Optriton of Hostetter Hitter&
Bratranstry Aprill4,lBsB.
Solna inopfba since, while recovering from an attack of re
mittent fever, r was requested to try Dr. J. Hoatetter'a Cele
bt Stomach Bitters!, as an article peculiarlysnited to the
condition of convalescents from fever. It is but simple Jus
tice to say that it rapidly restored the powarsof mydigeative
organs, and at the same time kept my bowels gentl) open.
I have no hesitation to raying that hitherto in using it to my
practice, It has, to every case where I have ordered it, acted
like a charm In thus speaking freely of it, I far froth puff
a patent medicine, an article it by oo meatus claims to be.
SANFORD HELL, M. D.,
N. B.—Wo will not be accountable for numerous Counter
felts of Hostetter Bitters, put up In the Bailie shape bottle as
the original. Purchases will be able to tell the origin., by
Ur. J. licedetter's name being blown In full upon the bottle.
or by tasting it. 110STETTliit ,t SMITH.
Solo Manufacturers and Proprietors, 2tri Penn et.
And for sale by Druggiata and Hotels generally through
out the United States and Camellia. jylthdaw
ct - GAS N r .,
Di; .I n l u o
P D A I V s 0
1 1./ o R ‘ ,N I li U~ the ve, t
i. day
declared n Dividend of Vire per Cent. out of the profits
the last nix months, on the Capital Stock of the Genitally;
payable to Stockholders or their legal ropresentatiroa forth
with, at the Office of the Company.
JAMES M. CHRISTY, Treasurer.
Office of Pittaburgh Gas Co, July la, 18,6
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DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK —No. fji FOCRTII
STREET —JONES' NEW BUILDING.— Deponte
niubt be made with this Institution in the nieutli of Jour,
in order to draw intorept from July let.
le3o CHAK A. couroN, Trowir.
Otim k Parma_ AND Oui A INDIANA R. H.
lIZY NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.—On and after July 7th,
Bills of Lading moot be handed in at the Federal Stroot Sta
tido ',dory 7 o'clock P. M. of the day of ahipment -- otber
wi,e, the Company w ill not pay charges, or iu any IDADMI tee
op• nelble for their colloction. J. 11. Nita di H i
dopari u Elio . t.
AUCTION SALES.
PINE CO'W'RY SITE.—On Thursday
evening, 2151 inst , at 7! 2 oclock, at the Merchants'
Exchange. Fourth street, will he sold, that very valuable and
handsomely loaned piece of ground in Plum township,
fronting on the Allegheny river and the Allegheny Valley
Railroad, adjoining holds of John McD. Crosson and
Bright, being part of 11,0 itreer Farm. The above, contain
ing about twenty acne, is a mum desirable site for a countly
l`lLlbre.:lllK tins acorn, 1111 , 1 le.ing a superior riot
bottom soil. For further information, apply at the Auction
!teems. P. M. DA Yid.
an l 5 Auctioneer.
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AM U SEMENTS.
JOLIN W. M'CA HT 11Y, Btu. PosTna and
lurrxUWrw 4 utllattend Le the Pasting and DlYtributittg
‘4 MI kinds ,1
BILLS Ft)lt et >NC KRTS, LECTI.7I2 ES, 1:X1(181'110N:4, 6r
All ,mommtti,lttiout,—mtlwr I v mail, telv,traph, or vtil r
wix•--AiltvcCed I. Elm Office of Ilit: M ruing Poet, wit rewmv, ,
prompt latolltiOti. ap7
Sttinnter Arrangement
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD
Shortest and Quickest Route to a►l Points
on the Allegheny River.
PASSIINOERS, TAKE: NOTICE train.; will LT
front CARSON strevt,lioaLoLLl 01 Taylor to roL.t, 115 lo•rctofiLr•
TWO DAILY TRAINS laavo Potato:o, xn lolloaLo -
.11,rning Erpress, st s o'clock. A. M., I, KITTANN
CLARION, FRANKLIN, RERBANK, BRADY'S BENI , .
MAHON !NO. REIM ERI+BURO, BROOK VILLE, Lull ail
pLants Not ILL.
Ewing Acrommod.thon Raven at 5,45, P. M., stoppiNg Itt
nll wayLatatitls.
Fare to Kittanning, $1,25
41 7510 w -ion
2 Vo Kramernburg,
2 75! itr.4l/31mri.;
2 25', Mal..ming
2 OUITOXIM.
Curlxrillr
Brady Brad
ii,:2lunburg
:qinauuridi"
2 'lli lilochwilestiorg.
3 25 Brookville
Pruvieugern will plena.• priaure their Tickets at Use (air
corner of Wayue uud Pena etreets. A.. 1. HOPPER,
man Superiutendeut.
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WANTED -- Seventy•tive CoAL-DRa.Erts,
hew work at :inst Ilan. iu thia Cttuitt,
Steady work .1,,1 goal wage.. g.veti for „ . rear (rum See
!ember lat.. A ppl) to Tmnperatireville. to
SIVILVItAV &
FrEAGIIEIt, IV ANTEI) —A Male Teacher,
to take charge of a Ci.utat) Ssiminary in Vit gicia
;swats must La competent to teach the language-at. 1
higher liraneties 3lothealat WA : Address, with
Ll/C.H. BOX, No. 11 . 44 Plt tabu t gh Void huh:
INT El Three energetic MEN, ~1
ahlresa, who are willing to work I. r
hilt a ••lini net, i.
at Sio IS %V VIA i ~treet, laity-tea the hvurs :if v,.
Jcl .A. 111 i a
D
THE SUR MEI(
1.: A 11.‘ k It()
I. IL, Sr aar,---For /I MINER & L>i , No :II! So it I
field street
tarzslop.• a Tule of 17 , 7 R.,th •• "I A 311, 11 Lt.
John Halifax, ilrnannan , by ilo• author of •• Head of the
Family "
31art.lipx of Cs Matt. , by Charlex Lerer
Clara, or is, Lila In Yin- or • traosialo..l how Ho:
I
Van.-- iris Fortuur and Eranola.
--r tho S, a,ug Illot of Me Belle Cr',].-; by Mr-
Caroline Lae Hybl:
'fir. Winokrol • bx tiu ant 1, -r ..f Its r,il non, "
F.ip, At
Ilarper'r Hagaz.ine, '5 1,411 11 , .. at, Pot name Vxga
:Inr, rind all 2.5.• Magazin, sold at I:, couts...a.•ll,
I'll Fill Magi .42-11) NEM :WAFER DEIN tT of
II Alf NER A C.
enl3 No. 112 Smithfield strexa.
DR. .1 ACK tijK'S Uf4OL ERA NI I XTU RE.
I hare a large supply of this saluable no...twine
JOS FLEA] I Nil,
corner Diamond and Marta st
\ V lii tiEll-71 . 0 acres
land II B :L ' 11.1i 1 : [lg N t ( ti 'l ikiN et:itch of Rochretor, nputy
-.1 Flll[oll county, Indiana, at Ito- rrowiing [want of the ral:
•di Is tronoPeru to the late. and ham Fort IA at no S, thr
Alissmaniiii. The town 14 minoring rapidly, and lair? of the
land ,null now be sold in town lota. Thw valuable pr o p
rty w ill be exchang, loi r—ai at i. hargaiu
ot %Vim
aull Ni. 7:1 Fourth st
auk*
-IL) ,ale
1)16 Idll'l'l L.-
1:11arc. n 1
H-1
:Add . •
+.1.1..tin N,.. 1 Alit Y Cll4l, "111.
.11,11 N )11 ,, )iiii EA
I KELEIU\' 1 E:il ; i4-- \V ht t• receive.l p. r
J monitor lot .1 lA, \ whop ofo
cooood uwl 1,4.6,0;
I..IILI<SII/1“.10 k tk'N• \u. '0 ‘V—^l•"•
( 1)0Z. RASl'firl{RT RI;
,lozoo Ftrimborn S)E3ll{.
Ping. Apple ••
fol " 1,1116,1 Nyrop.
Jwit roa . ri,o.l mot la nal, Ly
ILEYMER & ilt?tfl , F.R.
No. 39.P,',..1 n. ''"'
CASES in jarg.
irmit St tun'Lcrri.W, trt It.,t
Itt •• Blacktoxry Brun 1) Jura rne'tlan4l (tor .eti..;,y
ILEYMEIt 8 ANDICILS.ON.
310 W.. 1 xtro...t
I: , A INTING-WILLIAM CLAYTON, Or
tialurthtal and Fanry Paint, r, 10i FOURTH str•-et, Im
tween WOOli and 4mitbtlrld Ott, to.
trik-All work dune iu the Ilreu tuyle a the art. nu 7
B —)
1, 1.0 hhls. f resh Blue
y
Jill. FLEMINth
.13 9 rum, Diamond null Mar kot
MAGAZINES All recoiled for ArGIISI'.
THICK ONLY FIPTEF:N KNTS Vk ~ • II
Frank loldiu's tAnzettx gg M. 1.60. I . or '.."2 cent, K 1141.,
lior, It unta; ❑ , .uvehold Wonlx, 4•h,,„111.11„,,,
lU mute: Putnam • .. }Lagailuo, Is ren ; Witlgl2ll,. /4
111 c.a..; and MI the nth, Mstgazioe4 CHEAPER than
an be! purchased elsewhere. {l•e have a large ouppl3 of O w
al.,re Magazines an hand, a, that you at, out,. getting
(11.171 when )011 mule.
Remember and boy them at W A. O ILDEN FFINNErS
LITERARY DEM G . , on VI FT ll street, oppoene the
Theatre. anti
NENV BOOKS—Received and for sale from
TEN TO TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. LOWER, for
ndi,than any bonne in the city. All ought to r . where
they can buy $1.25 for $l, and $1 foi 90 cents. It cJo but
',ell some few Minim lees than cost, pat tient/al) a here all
are farmllar with the price. We shall dell at a small profit,
which we 11 ill leave au impartial public decide.
Con, Perry'. Japan Expedition, $4 sti
Worth and Wealth Maxims for liZerchants and
Business Mess, I in)
Humorous Poetry of the English language, lAS
Bernard file. 90
Bertha--by Frednkn Bremer. 90
Adventures of Gerard the Lion Killer, 1 00
Alfred Tennytion's Poems, 70
Life and Explorations of Fremont, by Smucker, 90
Upham, 70
Ingoldsby Legends, 2 'Ole., 2 20
The Martine of Cm, Martin—by Lever, 50
The Old Inn—by Josiah Barnes, Sen , SO
The Wanderer, 90
Rachel Orny—by Kavanagh, 90
Salad for the Social. 1 00
y, 1 t
Defence of A Olerkittl Policy—by Whitn. y, 100
Buccaneer's Daughter, 20
Chip It.,y of the Dry Pock—by Charle, Canty, 20
Poi traits of Buchanan, urge and small.
Fremont, l•
Republican Songster.
Fillmore and Donelson Songeter.
Remember, the plan• to get Bargains Is at
LAUFFER'S CHEAP BOOK STORE,
auB
NO. 77 Fourth st.
EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION in Man
cbester.—Wo will sell at Public Auction, en SATUR•
1/AY afternoon, the 16th day of August, at 3 o'clock, uu the
premises, six adjoining Loh. of Ground, each Lot 20 R. front
on Chancery street in the Borough of Manchester, by 128 ft.
deep to 24 foot alley. This block altogether would make a
&Arable site for a tmuntry residence, being out of the bum
sees part of the Borough...
Also, one Lot of Ground 21 feet front by 26 feet 6 inebee
deep, on the corner of Franklin and Chartiere otrenta, opp..
elite the Anewcinta Reformed Churc h.
Sole poelUta Tormo at pale.
sul BLAKELY A RICKEY, Auctioneers.
A BUSINESS MAN wanting a good busi
.11 neat location, vale* , but a small capital Is required
can hear of a gad" !minim *mid Ica' sale, by applying
an 7 8: - 1717,1MBEEtT h BON, 61 Market at.
ADWAY'S READY RELIEF—Io gross
on-Land and for We by (Iy21) FLEMING BROS.
u, A. 4
4. •
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BINS
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MEM=E
THIRTY.FOUR.TR. CONGRESS.
3/ IRST SESSI.ON.
WsstfrittirideCrii•; -. Anguit 15----Senate—Evening
Session.—The civil appropriation bill was laid aside,
and the Senate took up the substitute adopted by the
House for the:Senate bill,-fixing the hothpansation of
members of Congress.
Several Senators declared the substitute to be a
direct proposition to put two or three thousand dol
lars into their pockets for past services, while others
alleged that the present compensation did not ena
ble them to pay the reasonable expenses of gentle
men. The substitute was finally adopted—yeas, 27;
nays, 12.
The consideration of the civil appropriation bill
was then resumed, and an appropriation of nearly
a million of dollars was then made to meet the re
quirements of the bill increasing the compensation
of members. Various other amendments were acted
upon, when the bill as amended passed, the Senate.
The Senate took up and passed the joint resolu
tion from the House, extending two months to the
time allowed the creditors of Texas, daring which
they may present their claims at the treasury.
The House bill for the settlement of the claims of
officers of the Revolution, and the widows and or
phans of those who died in the service, was post
poned till the third Monday in December.
On motion, it was resolved that when the Senate
adjourn to-day, it be till Monday morning at nine
o'clock, for consideration only of the appropriation
bills, House bills, and those to which there may be
a disagreement between the two branches.
The Post office appropriation bill was considered
and passed.
The Patapsco river improvement bill, which had
been vetoed by the President, was taken up and neg
atived.
The Senate passed the House hill making appro
priation for the lighthouse establishment, and also a
bill for running the southern boundary of Kansas.
Adjourned about ten o'clock.
ifoos,—The bill making the usual appropriations
for mail steamer servicewas taken up and an amend.
[pent concurred iu by 119 majority, providing for
giving. notice of the termination of the compensa
tion for the trausportation of the mails between
New York and Liverpool in the Collins line or
steamers.
The bill introduced by Mr. Mason, of Massachu
setts, granting bounty lands to the crews of private
armed vessels in the war with Great Britain, was
passed.
Ureat confusion prevailed, and messages were fro
quently interchanged between both Houses. Vari
ous unsuccessful efforts were made to suspend the
rules for particular objects.
The !louse considered and passed 32 bills from the
Senate. and also the Senate bill granting a copyright
to dramatic authors.
The House then took a recess till 7 o'clock
New ORLEANS, August !S.—Accounts from Last
',land vary the sad story of yesterday. It is posi
ively ascertained that 109 persons are lost. It is
'cared that Urand Cailleou Island, another watering
dace has shared the same fate. The Corn, Cotton
Ind Sugar crops have suffered an incalculable
The steamers Nautilus and Perseverance hare
been veveral days over due from Texas, and the
steamship Texas has gone in search of them. The
storm extended up the river, as far as beard from, at
Onvernment Hospital. At Baton Rouge 14 inches
water fell between Sunday evening and Tuesday
evening. The survivors at Laid L•land reached this
city this morning. The estimated I see of life is ad
already. Many of the survivers are wounded and
bruised, and bed their limbs broken. The dead
bodies were plundered by a set of pirates who inhabit
the island.
The Perseverance has arrived; the Nautilus has
not been heard from.
We have nothing definite from Cuilleon Island,
but undoubtedly great loss of life will be reported.
Thirty bodies were found at one end of the island.
LON 9 $40,000. The lose at Lust Island is estimated
at $lOO,OOO, of which $lO,OOO in money in the
pockets of the victims fell into the hands of the
pirates, besides $5OOO worth of baggage.
The hanks caved in nt Bayou Sara. carrying away
7,000 residences. No lives worn lost. S.eyerul res•
sek were blown ashore.
Fran the month of the Missipsippi we kern by
telegraph that several lives were lest.
The British n•hooner Mancitegter, front Ile
11, nduriw, went rt.ghore at r,outh Point. She report 3
that a large fire occurred at Belize four dap huf,,re
her departure; logo $..0U,000.
hill-O.EI into. Augutt 10.- A speeinl despatch to
tae Lodys, says the storm at New Orleans ems en
, ere. At Last Island every building is said to hate
loT e n Ott opt awns, and no loss than one hundred end
InTrT).st ten tiros are reported to have been lost.
Le steamer Star, Copt. Smith, with a large nuin
encountered the slam berme
Touching Last Island, and became perfectly unman
4irettldt% and alter F.7,•anao o N,lTipletp wreck.
%WI Le:tared and filly passengors w e re on 1 30 . trt i,i,, t ,
it is hoped they are saved.
T•ailleon Island woe submerged, and immense
daluugo done to the property on every direction.
The Steamer Arable--,1 Survey Ordered
llet.trn N., August Itt —Thu datuage to the steam,
r Arabia erinut that a survey liar been order
ed. She ir ill be detained burr till eort
'y, and portage. longer.
11ALtrAx, Augtvit 16 -- The Arabia is not
ly injured. The divers have succeeded iu eNeet tinny
•topping the leak.
t.vel with tinlveston dates to the 14th. She picked
op the cabin dour of the Nautilus, which i- suploole 1
to have been lost in the late storms.
The Democrats have carried the State
August ;rho fldierd of Aldermen, t o
ped,o,l :trt ditinto, fur detention at Qum an
line of ar, loutberu punts where Lie
. vvl
I nr Is% er is r opened to exitL
‘l5
. ..fur tittle by
`ILI.IKN
jr. ORLF.AS , . Attgit-t —Partial reform+ froit
T, xna indtoew Increatted I tetutwrati. inajttritiett.
1 . 1 ROP ERI l‘ear the & Al, BASIN.
R -
on, r 1 ~ ..,1, a tors wax, propel!, vu the a - n , I
a i ja ,..! and 1.11 10j0I11111„
100 Ve..l 010.4111 g ,it Is L.M. .2
Mu 411 a NO .1 .1., vn winch fa errcted tw v not
'it Ltd!! itig<, d 1 1 . 4,-...n1 ~1,01111,i /IN
orowny in worthy Owujlnminal “t
a FriMat.iti praparty and crl,Jch'n it
/11.AliEf.1" t 1411 , 11r . V
and :+11110,11,1.1
A 1.1.1:. 1..
nil:: _
It SALE ! neat
) ^ 1104SiiS r
rroll vtieet for sl4on. it"l"!
N(t'st, • whiligtis, with
. larg i e 6. l '. o . l
jl, Mane water her
" i. 15 0 1). A large Brick llus.•
11 " 4.- 11 in, and Leta in Fuutb
Frt.ot
Iwo Wiry Boone Alu
l e•lov.ter
i'iti.lnirgo at 1000 N
11,
new • -artier of Franklin not
tot ~."200,1. Thr, Mosses at .
517,51 crab. Two Itrick Hot. ``,/, ,A
11.41111.11 on the Canal. Allegheny stye
'lons, 011 /11,1%111 111.11-1.1. sllfl'l. A Gonne on 'MOO
'll g.. 0. I ,tore I4sxu. $l2OO. A I lino story Howie on .
• Rio k ti Walnut street, Allegheny.
•
11-0....N0. no I.ll.orty slnvet. Two Huns. on Dur•
.5.11../ 1,1,11
Lots or Yttrium roil et our lA,.
CUTH BERT A SoN, 1,1 Market st.
BLACK 'f EA S, purchased
for (hr),.—We have On hand Ili..
stock of Tens to be fonn,l
offered at the hued pearce
S. JAYNES.
'en Store, No. ati Filth at.
Pekin • day received anal
0
RA:\ _ _
G ES-40 boxes thio ANDERSON.
La nal° 1.) REVAIELL & Wood Ar... 1.
No . • of JOHN
Til E 1.11 , E and Public Service',
inelioling au account of h,.
tionv aii.l hill r, port+ ..1 hoi principal Spr,-bee In . '" 4 " -
Senate .LO John Bigelow, editor the N. 1 . Evening , 4 " l •
with an 111'1 orate steet Ise omit 01111 toiniert•us
.00l 1/6.4:1111 $l.
The Life and Public :Wyk.. of Janus Buchanan. late
Minister to England, and for nisi ly Ministei to I.lu.ilit, Sena-
of and Roprehentative In Coupe., and Secretary of State:
in, hiding most of hie important State Papers: by It. U.
it.., h,l—with an accurate portrait on steel.
'rho Republican (Aunpaigii Songstor—u large supply re
. eo cents.
Appleton's Ratiway and Steam Navigation Oulde-15
Fur sale by 1 1 1. A. GILDENFENNEV
Fifth st., opposite the Theatre.
Gl'lll Gl' A lA , 'UM Strained—'2oo lbs. ,in
/IEII/ti 11114 iol sale by autij FLEMING BROS.
New Crop-4t) lbs, rec'd and for
juj by lati9 FLEMING BROS.
BLOOD ROOT -110 Ibs, in store and for
sale by [nun) FLEMING BROS,
I PANISII FINE PI. ASTF.R -40 lbs. in store
and for sale by 'drub] FLEMING BROS.
4; . 1 PTS. TITAPIINTINg—IS bbls. just rec'd
and for tale by Lanni FLEMING BROS.
ROSIN, No. 1. - -50 bbls. just received and
for sale by la m b.] FLSMINO BROS.
MYER'S Extract of Rock Rose-10 dozen
In store and fur sale by lau9l FLEMING BROS.
COCHINEAL, best Hondur-1000 lbs. on
as
hand and for sale by fau9l FLEMING BROS.
lOs stro.
I. , r {loose
mil I
KEEN AN
, or rr.m, Imprtn.
Inrg••nt awl bunt timnortAd
warl,t, nll bt.
DOW'D FOENHOREEK lbs. in store
nd fur salt by lau9} FLEMING BROS.
CIHEESE---100 bexe, just received and for
N._, pule by ( au9) HANEY 11. OULU NS.
Fisn.-3u Ws. No. 3. large Mackerel fur
elle by [au9] BENET 11. COLLINS.
- 1 1 RE MON T ANDEILLMORE MEN AT
I: TENTION.
The Life and Travel. of John C. Fremont, hr., de. Ity
Smucker.
The Fremont Cenipaign Songster.
IiKIO copied Fillmore a Reception and Speiechett
lOU copies Fill wore tiong,,tern.
Just received by
LO'
For nale by
M=MMI
THE - Lan - ST 'YE WSs
BY TELEGRAPH.
From the South
Terrible Slorm■ at the South
I=l
Later From Texas
Sen . nct.erbs , August The Louisiana ar
Boston 4,laartniltitle
A tinnily Sailed
w August 16. -I'h htealumlaip Atla.utie
ahy t , •r bo,,ng I.t II
B. T. C. EfOßt/AN,
4i Fifth st.
OMS AND LUMPS—
Iog) tom Juniata Blooms;
sy
" Linapi, - -
200 " Loke Champlain. •
/9 9 J JAAIN MOORJDZAD.
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-1110ATER , S011001;-DIREOT a ES4S I -4,11e".)
1. Oen) , County,-01124TLENZN: Your special attention
to respectfully called to.thafolloieing
List of Appointments for the dnamai ExaminaLion of
Upper St. Clair, Snowden and-Raid win &hoot House Ns.
5, Upper St. Clatr,near J. V. Rowlands, Monday, Aug. 18.
North An4Bouth.Fayette: Netdeatown, Tuesday, Aug. 15.
Charters: Scheid House (ale Temperanceville,) Wed
, needay, Ang. 20.
Mae, Ml...ndless and Shaler: Perrysville, Monday, An
gnat 26..
Franklin and Pine: Plaulterton's Inn, Tuesday, Aug. 24
West Deer: Bakerstown, Wednesday, Aug. 27.
Rut Deer: Tarentrtm, Thursday, Aug. 28.
Indiana: Deereieek, Friday, Aug. 29.
Collins mid Peebles: East Liberty, Monday, Sept 1.
Wllkhasand Patton : Turtle Creek, Tuesday, Sept 2.
MlSiin"end Versailles: WHeosport, - Wednesday, Sep
tember.%
Elizabeth and Jefferson Elizabeth, Thursday, Sept. , t
Penn and Plum: Unity Associate Reformed Church, Fri
day, Sept. 5.
Robinson : Remington, Monday, Sept. 8.
Finley : Clinton, Tuesday, Sept. It.
Moon: Presbyterian Church, (Rev. S. C Jennings'.) Wed.
nesday, Sept. it.
Ohio, tsew.ckley and Neville Sewickleyville, Thursday.
Sept. 11.
As no mention has been made with regard to the bor." It
will he understood that 01.ir respective tenards will have the
privilege of meeting at any of the above named places as
will suit their convenience. The bores and townships adja
cent moldier city can meet with the Superintendent at the
Third Ward School House, Pittsburgh, on Saturday, 30th of
August; also on the Ifith of Sept.
Itls exceedingly desigitble that the bids:tom should he
prevent at the examination for their respective districts,
dud shoold require all who are applicants fur their ich.ls to
he examined at that time.
Directors should examine each cartificatie, before giving
employment toany one.
It might be proper to remark here that the time of com
mencing these examinations has been fixed so ds not to in•
terfere with the "harvest season," nor be interrupted by the
call of the State Department for a Convention of County Su
perintendents at Williamsport, Lycoming Co , on the 12th of
August ; also State Teachers' Association, at name place, on
the following day
Applicants will please furnish their own stationery.
B. M. KF.RIt, County Superintendent,
Pittsburgh, July 31, 1856. araalaw
SAl'l3l4 - S BANK,
DOLLAR
tiltiiDLE ROOM, JONES' NEW RUILDINO.
S NOW OPEN daily from 9 to 2 o'clock ;
If
alai, on W nesday and Saturday evenings, from Mar to
October, fool. ve, front 7 to 0 o'cioca; and from November
to April, fnclus ve, from 6 to 8 o'clock.
Deposits roc ved of all sums not leas than Otint DOLLAR.,
and a dividend of the profits declared twice a year, In June
and December. Interest was declared at the rate of sir per
cont. per nnuum, on the first of December, 18:4.; idso on
the 3d of Jane, 1858.
Books containing the Charter, By-laws, Ruler and Regu
lations, furnished gratis, on application at the office.
Prerident—OßOßGE A LBRRE.
Hopewell Hepburn,
oourge R. White,
William P. Joh Liston,
James W. Hallman,
A lexan der ittaiilay,
William Phillips,
John G. Backefen, James Hardman,
Hill Burg - win, James 1.1.
Albert Culbertson, .1,4,n M. Kirkpatrick,
Robert Chester, William S. Lovely,
.1. Gardiner Coffin, John D. SlVord,
Alonzo A. Carrier, Walter P !Marshall,
John u. Congrave, Wibem Miller.
Charles A. Colton, A. M. Pollock,
K. G. Kdrington, Henry L. Itingwalt,
Francis Felix, Robert Robb,
George F. Gilltuore, Joules Skills,
James S. Herm, George S. Seldon,
William S. Haven, Alexander 'finale.
s e e.eg g . e y o n d A R LES A. (OLTON. {Mull:ly
NOTICE -TO SPORTSMEN AND 111 IN
TERS.—Mr. THOMAS SMITH baring received Letters
Patent for his newly invented BALL for Mlles or Smooth.
Fire-arnet, note offers it for sale to the public. The hull
has a spiral nats,o'. which gives it a rotor) utotion and [nose
n.-cut asp ~f tfirl, t, longer range and great., ralalti P ~1
tn.n than any other ball ever invented. It can bo .tein at
HOWN A TETLKI"S, No. 136 WOOD street.
Persons wishing State or Territory highly may receive
them by calling on WM. BAKEWKI.L., Great street,
Nletairs. 'SOWN A TKTLEV, or THOMAS SMITH, N.., .2t
Irwin stn. et, Pittsburgh, Penna.
aulltoctl. TIIUS. SMITH.
ACARD.—The want of a good, reliable
and skilful piano tuner having long been the
subscriLers take pleasure in informing the public that they
bars secured the service of Mr. JOHN It. KYTII, a very
experienced and competent tuner, and whose work wo will
BRANT in every case. M. Byth's method of tuning will
rause the Pianos to stand In better tune than ordinarily,
and give complete satisfaction to the must fastidious ear.
All orders left at the Mneic Stara of II KLEMM & BRO.,
1.3 Fifth street. will be promptly attended to.
RBCOMM EN DATION.
The undersigned gladly testify to the skill and trnatwor
thinees or Mr. John it Myth, as a Tuner of Pianos, end
cheerfully recommend him to their pupils and the public
tor an excellent, experienced and reliable tuner.
V. DE HAM,
H. ANTON.
H. MURDOCK,
N. 81EDLE,
JEAN MANNB,
BCHW A D.
and others .
NbtleE.----11. F.
Budd arid It. C Totten here thin day 11,01110 partnerx
in the Fort Pitt Iran Works. Th.• bunlneits of th.• coneern
wal be conducted under the firm nail IMIIIO of Knap,
Wade 8 Co.
Tho nuoiettled bnainems of the late firm of Kum. & Wad
Wit he emended to by the foot firm.
Pittsburgh, July Dix 1956. )yte
E - SIRABLE PROPER] Y FOR SALE.
buttaLle fat a fituol, residence, Laving five Acres of
Land, well cultivated ; a large Garden and good 01c/twat: a
two story Knelt !louse of hall Anw.4dtattl six tonms; a well of good
ituttg, a, all to complete
artier. I[olllmliate pO.Serulioti m , II drain s'
and pleasant, in about the middle of Sharpshurg
It would he profitable to anti ant of it Building Lots—hut
lety desirable fIA a failtil.liotilestend. Nice t•,SNo. Term,
easy. 8. CU'rlittEla A SON.
rut}
NEw GOODS—A. A. MASON CO.& hare
Just received bflti eases and paclag - es Delalue•,
Bleaelnst and Brown Nusbna, ClawLa, Twot•da,
and Domestic di:axis of every dean deacrtption, w h 101 l aid In. add
at Semi-Annual prices null
ICASE FRENCH PRUNES j rec'd and
for wale by KEYMER I ANDERSON,
roll No. /19 Wood street,
14 -1 1 GS• --WO boxes fresh Figs for sale by
REN'NIER A ANL/Kit:CON.
aul I No. 39 Wood ate-e•
100 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
6I BUILDINO LOTS FOR SALE i;t) feet
-- 14 by 130 fet., in James Blakel)'s third lititoon h• the
town of tlant•Liverpool. Also,
THIRTY-31Y
LOTS, Go feet by 130 feet., in difforent patio of the town tor
oat, on row/ outible terms of payment. Apply to
S. S. MILL, ratt., Kant.Liyerpool,
or to BLAKELY ,
it Al*a 'fro! /fatale Brokers, Pittsburgh.
ItA ING PURCHASED the interest of
THOMAS AN, in air Y..int !haler Yard, on
Ito'irot of May, 1 will he-teeter OM.) on the Willer Malan
-1..1 Sheol Iron lc, in all thew branch°, at the ~141 .tend,
tVal, street. helow Peon Wall the ettn•ri,we of thirty
ear. In lid. Undone., 1 lepe to rewler notinfortion 10 all
a le, honor our with their trade JAM KS Wltt 11TM AN.
Voit-hor,,li May 'l4, totyn , :hunt
VEW MlnSit'--" Now whet shall I sing
I_l p,'" .otoa I,y Mtn", I,llila Pt it.,, for vlllOlll it wan
Nita N rlllOll I.) :Orr vialti.tt
If lov,t jr,,,,,• FI. N, t --L.o flex 11411tuis 111
%V. V. Wall Ace.
•. 11. , V. the. , ni ll.,prib k : Ills. Entbr, 11. Itrown.
You remember Stxultrt by Thos.
I'll slug the. n mn,.; N Jre. hole Lrort —O. IL Barrows
Lowe to Ili;s heart fin I..nelt Ln ....utralto 1..1. ----
1., Sari,
1.. a, Lit art like the (loner L.! Nlay - reVd Il.ller
Six N. turn re pour le pat W V. Walla. r-.
Souvenir de New York.
Fairy Star Schottt.ell—lt..l.t. Stove'
MvetOr the foreet 10.01— u orJr by Cheer Melvin
-1...011. :LI; W. 11. Doane.
Mt...Lulu/ILL M Lk...neer
F . .1ntAve.....1 Walt r—lLrllo.
The b.( meeting with the Old Folks— L'akrr
Vernon Polka—Maus,
Fnrrtrm!Cear 1:11.1b Win borne--II Tr..vntore, 01 Verdi.
r+,.,i,,,,-I:lrluAteuheuter.
Lt. 11..rda du LaLlret Tease argante.---Leduc.
• T.,iuklmg Snw Polk.a—Anlntou de Auguern.
rautrouns told ConLywrt Wei,. by Wallace, Oturtare
NIA other..
rovrOvod by Ka {.nos. CILARIA4TIF. 81.Y.M
k.
No. 1116 Wood st... tweund door above FLIOL.I.
/Kir MI14: Wailed Ire, of PA11.114,. aoll
- Nr , TALI:ABLE BOOKS BY EXPItESS at
tiOOKSTOKK, lb MAKE.KT Istrt.t.t, trot,
V v. -•
Dente! and till
tl..11; by Auberlin
'eurtuuns by Her. C. 11. Si.
Thu Mystery, or EiII nod L.
Christ of Illetory.
Sibert'a Wohl—x new book, by author
All übairo.
Fremont's Lifn—best edition.
life of Buchanan.
Ile, tha—Mi. Bremer's new Irs.k.
Tennyson's Poenis, complete in one roluine-- , nly 75 tls
sit
4t.
New S. S. Library, No. 4, being 100 vols. for $l , l.
_ .
CHOICE LANDS IN lOWA.—We have
00100 [duds fur side in Johnson county. tire miles trunk
lowa City, uu the Fort Dee Moines rwul, of a very excellent
quality-400 sere. in One body.
Aku, Biala) . Acres In MiIW esmuty, twelve miles from
Wunril Bluffs: Iwo miles from tilennwusal, the county neat.
Also, One hundred Acres In Cedar county, half way be
-11.1 City and Muscatine, and only one mile from M.
'I. It. which is now In opera'
on. For
Aral Mlld price
of Lanai BLAKELYCHEY.
- _
illtelhe
' M FOR SALE, in Patton township,
A pm, waters of Turtle Creak, and sue mile from
.1 on the Pennsylvania Itailmati. visteeti
11. On the
ttewart's Btatin. nry,h—thte Hunttroi Ate: thirty-live of
„ora from Pats,. .tom land. Improvements consist ..f a
Stable and Lo •
„mach are ; le 7 bo. %Me t, Baru young Or
hown L g rlonse, aYi . -sold divide well, 3111 the cieek runs
Apply to
, hard, &e. This Farm s.
BLAKELY & RICHEY.
___
rtivallz through it
tool
COUNTRY SEATS.— .ry desirable locations for
rty. Topersons sciehing
ILY commxtating terms, two ` l. • at inducements, being
country seats, situate n ear East Tabs .ar the passenger sta.
a country horse, these Lote older gr , 4 Liberty
limited on a good carriage road, and n ' IAS Woof's.
titu of the penlisylvi into Railroad at ia• Fourth street.
Enquire of Tlith.
cut 75 Iv, our Pa
p ARASOLS —We are now .efferiE nic, Satin,
I of one.
tonelve esso rtment of Ramesh), in Silk, IN.
.1) .5
M.'"ir"
Antique as id other materials, et as: Audio, 1
_
third the usual rr tee.
__ _ _ _ _ . ',
licgocir .IJEN GUNistaking the tri.
and It is Dot much wombs. the stiuk of lima, 1
lids kith" kc , & ,la uneurpateed in the city ,In thews,
or Fishing To &sr: we have such an assortment that would
insko old last & Walton's eye. water. could he return to this 1 ,
h ' i,,' 'r j,, d ,. P°6 , at and Table Outlery In great ahuntlamee, Dog B,
- - ---', ""'. i too many articles to he mentioned harems to 1 Dir.
lis i found at doe sign of the Golden Oun.
~..tag .--.
BOW & UTLEY, ili.µ.ol:l
-
___________l:lo Wood at._ , ; milare.
~ UM'S SPECIFIC--5 gross in store
A TED--Fear or five A -ents to canvass iI U vi- -e e l s by I leffl 1
W---- 2 FLEMING BROS.
and to'
kir .the eale of Land in the gol reffiell of Virginia. 1
%Vent 4 _ - . 2 5 i 1 hhls. N. C. Tar for sale bi
65—Two Otvls, to do housework for sumll families in T ,... 61 -. 1 ,
, Al3eghi ,L.,,,,eity . SMITII, MAlkt a LINTEL
' i-le
d . t i . P , P. Iffito 0: ' IV. BUNK, north aide of Ohio street, fourth i e :_...
VI. LE—
on Of the Diamond Anegion_Eati..-________ " 9 riC.) - • • Jura Coffee, 60 IDs. each; -
3° l P°C b.g. k " e ggimi ti ' Op La - gua 3U yra Coffee. '''''''n.aessi '- ' yea''' 14
, 1 1,_,)
B. BiagtATO. .
on
BUILDING LOT In East ' to
_ a BLAIDIMY 3 liIOBEY.
Jai DMA St'P e `rl4 66:6 ""
Irma u E , assorted Eta- _ rnisch b xvxszio.,
so •Torsjset received and fcA419 1 4:31 mourns,. r 'floor fot I $9 Watenthvia..
BDIY
No. 39 Wood !amt. nob -
I ~'t.
;. ti
- .
.
ELOSEII
No. ef, Fburth Wert
rick PRLSIPM:d.
John 11. Shornborgsr,
Chat lee K nap,
N. Grattan Murphy,
Theobald Utobstkettur,
Inanc M. Pennock,
%%Matti J. Anderson.
THOEPRES.
IN EAST-LIVERPOOL 01110
DOWN & TETLEY'S,
.019 No. 136 IVood street.
ILLMORE MEN ATTENTION! --29()
11,0 I'IIII.ADELPIIIA NEWS, rt-ettirt-dtleuly.
rtice ti 4.•
vat, h I You salt. by V• T. C. NIOROAN.
.1)24 41 YtftL st.
tcWoltµfoli, viewed lu ;;;eir tuntax/ relit
4 e4urow, tho m d ru ll' I.
luung. ntiLlior of
-I offer for sale, on Ile
=NM
. •
. . rte -
Tun RI - mt.-1 here were 16 inehea water In channel, on
Saturday - evening at dusk. yreathey dryaud pleasant. The
keel-brat " Mahal°. arrived, and the barge "Jus.Dorhman"
lett ferPortanweith op Uttiretty, -
. Carr. Tnee.lftintues new !neat:nen:llw "Chewala," in new
completed and win be read, to leave on the first rise of the
river to take her place in the phattaboot.hoeNi;cr trade.
Her machinery was tasted Jaat Thursday and every thing
came up to the expectations of both manufacturer. nod
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
INERCTIULKTS* EXCHANGE.
President.
L WrLIWITE.
Vice Avsidents.'
ORO. W. CABS.
T. S. CLARKE,
Treaswyr. '
N. HOLME.9., Ja.
Secretary.
JAMRS P. BARR.
Supexinlendeid.
S. T. NORTHAM, JR.
Cbmnritter of Arbitration f or Aug-lie.
OEO. W. CASS, V. P.
ISAIAii DICKES
J. A. WILSON,
BEM
Ships Leave Fur Days
Hermann. New York Breccia. &c July 12
&lint - nag. New York. tilaegow .July 12.
Canada Boston LiVeriliKri Jnly 18
Baltic New York ..... _Liverpool July 10
Africa New York Liverpool... ..... ...July 'Xi
Lebanon New York LI reriaal Jul, 2.1
Felton New York Havre viaeowes...July '..11
Barcelona New York_ Havre J uly 28
ESMIM
Ship; Leant For Dayr
Folk. llavre .............New York July 2
Niagara Boston, .kc. LiVOI pool July b
EriCZNOLI Liverpool New York. July 9
Pernia I lverpool New York July 12
City of Baltimore... Liverpool Baltimore July 16
Washington Sontharupton...New York Julyl6
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
OFVICE OT THE DAILY NIORNINti P”.4T,
Saturday, A ugust 16, 1666. ,
Business en Saturday was dull; weather pleasant.
FLI /1:R .Salea 42 bbla extra at depot at $0,50; 24 htds.
luportine and extra from wagon at V6aid6,56; 30 bble from
stars at $6,25a4/41,80; 20 Gbh, extra family at $6,87 1 A; 75
bins. superflne in lots at $11.26; 25 1,1,13. extra do. at $6.76,
URAIN...SaIes 200 bus. Oats from stare at 20c.
W ISE Y ...Sales 6r, hbta. roct laird at 324:34.
BACON—SaI. 2000 lbs. Shoulders at 10e, club; 4000 lbs.
at 10 1 ..:X., thirty days; 2000 lbs. Sides at 113 r., do.; 2000 lbs.
eau va.rsod 11 II ILS at 122., do.; 7 tierces S. C. at Hauls at 40c. do.
PUKK —Sales 32 bids. Mons at $l9, thirty days; 5 do. do
at $22.
LAllD—Salee 5 this. No. 1 at 12 1 ,4 c., thirty days.
OlL..Sn'es 5 bids. N0..1 Lard at 95c , cited,
CIIEFSE..SaIes 75 boxes W. R. In lots at
FIKL+RRICK... Sales 1:000 coalition and extra Bolivar at
$234560.
The Tobacco Trade
During the fecal year ending the 30th June, 9,624,282 It.e.
of domestic manutacturvd tobacco, valued at $1,486,075,
were shipped from the United States to foreign ports. The
largest portion was sent to Canada, viz: 1,856,806 tin. The
shipments to England amounted to 1,779,410 lbs., and to
Brutal, Australia 1,189.2 , 4. toot than 7,,,u00 tbs. wore ex.
perted to Fran,. During the san, period, 1.065,681 tba
manufacture , ' tastes, other (him snuff and cigars," amt
the •• grow:, and produce of foreign countries," were ex
ported f. oat the United States to foreign lasts, the heitviutit
shipmeLt being tule. 734.031 lbs. The impsrfr of
Ism manufactured tobacco, other than snuff," clic., du
ring the said floral year, amounted to only 189,050 lbs., of
which 62,422 It were from New Granada, and 31,972 from
China. The imports of cigars amounted to 376,019 Al.,
valued at $4,43 0 ,997: of 'mull, 22.349 tbs., valued at $4,729
and inanufactused tobacco, 4,363,104 Is, valued at $61407e.
Only 14.331 :11...1 the cigars were re-shipped.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, August 16.—Cotton market firm; sal.. 54 . 0
hal. a. /nom firm; sales 7000 Ltd. at $5,30440,50 6,r Ohio.
Wheat firm; aJra 33,000 bun at $1,60(€41,70 for Southern
white: Western $1,65(41,70. Corn active: sales 1000 bas.
Pork easier; sales 450 BM:4 at $19,56 1 ,". Beef heavy; sales
250 bldg. Lord buoyant; sal. 250 bbis. Whisky has de
clined; sales 800 I.lds Ohio at 35. Coffee firm; sales 3000
I.agh Itio at 10ta.11. Sugar has declined; sal. 800 hinin at
*akin._, for Now 01 leans. Nl.olasses firm; sales I,his Orleans
at A. Linseed Oil hen advanced; sales 0000 gallons at icka . ,
Lard Oil quiet. Bacon unchanged and dull. Butter in
firm. &lie. country Mess Beef at y'B(gis9,2s. Java Coffee
11..1.. Muscovado Sugar 50.68%; flavana white sttkitint,f ,.
Iron 'market firm. Kentucky Tobacco firm. Sales 000 et
Tallow at 11! : ; lb.
Stock Morket—Stocks Chicago and Rock Inland,
Cumberland, 20J1,; Illinois Central 108; New York
Central Cleveland . and Toledo, 741!a; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh L.83,ii . ; Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati,lol4;
Fria 4304; tialena and Chicago WS: Michigan Central 001't;
Indiana Reading Wrl,r; ; Illinois Central T'n 91.
Sterling Exchange firm.
Philadelphia Market
PHILkOLLPHIA. august IC, Floor minket inactive and
dull, old stock being held at $1,25 , fregli ground from now
wheat at $13,75(47; extra and extra family 5i1,75,4V,75;
fancy brands ritkja,t.n, but beard of no sales beyond limited
demand for supply of city trade, and holders evince greater
desire to sell. Rt., Flour steady; small gal. at 5.1,6104.
Corn Meal seam, and very firm at 53,17 . 1 4 fur Penne. , 114,11
for Brandywine. There is an active demand for
W heat prices weady : saint 7000 to 00111.) bum at 51,60 tar
Ed inn. new Southern and Pennsylvania red: $1.58041,00 fur
prima white, including Rome inferior; poor old red at $1,,10
(4751.40, and white at 51.50. Rya is sauce, and taken on ar-
Beal at Corn dull ant lower; gales of NUB Mtn good
aßiat, at 6:k.. 11 bun. I lass are heavy: sales WOO
new Delaware at 37e. Bark is scarce and wanted, with
email gal. querrit,ou at sBz. i 4 too. Cimeriieed in steady re.
and at gtEtens9,6o 44 64 BM. iu limited requegt ar
07 id Kalion her hide and lihds.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. August Id.—Flour acure and higher tales
:TAT. $...7r.5,i.i5,85; the recailds aru 12EAi Ltda. Wtdaky
sub.. ~E b u n Whaat at
$1,09 far rad, and i! 2: tar white. Peon tuna dolt and nami
zsl. shucar firm: snlas 3J hbda fair and good thir at 41:,. 1 ,e1ft
c, 11l Gaga assusi ••
New Orleans Market
cm: OhI.Z.ViR, A thozdt I 5 : atteg S5O hale" at 103, 2
1 , 0 : the antes for the week were 1300 bal.. The heavy
•term lots conned [noel, damage to the crops. Lard in kegs
I'o ~(41.1. funny Bagging 1:1 Sugur 0. Corn 70.
Baltimore Market
tcri molt:. A ligitrit IA. - - Flonr firm: nalos 2000 1.1,14
lErat litieltattgeki Snlea of Corn at 58(nitin for %hit, ant
0,4 - Nausea, Indigestion AND NERVOUS DE
01 LIT).- I u..t wt.tlet at the 1,01,114.11 y 01 FlO3ll
IIAN 11,11.1.ANI)
• Fin ntidithn ‘iiitai to it, use. nay iiplinnry final caused
niali...rfretne 1111.11,11, when ;dared Lecture me, that 1 slunint
dreaded the .itatil tif the dinner hell. lit ery thing I cat din
nsiainl with rim. My digestive organs unentail to lint's tont
All Lemur. a o iiiy 11,1.114 syntem wa , so consididely that
•rnl, t h at I teat 11 r/likie to l% rite (Ice minutes At a
A PIT9'SIll'ItillIk:11.
CttrrtoK t—titotril ugai nttt itnrcloistttg an tut itut tott. T o
yt ttvett t impueti tom, to. ixt oft] I to ask for 11.1,rtutvtiet Halland
1111.h.rn.
5..111 al $1 per b..ttle. fior $5, by the pr,
lIKNJAAIIN FA4I6, Thttitifmr - nrrih.i .
Pliartaiscouti•ht and Ch , ruldts, Pittftbtugh, P. IL F.. Sri.
mad Wi.ixt nod
nnl d:lw
Clay PROPERTY FUR SA LE
Ynunr n4m.k, i the V m w‘ro, trgetttog i n I.li.oerly
.11,q, With Inrgn end ekgible L . t.
Alm), um.. Lots at Ground on Nrelister street, 90 fr••nt
1,) 110 feet deep.
Also, tea lioll‘ling Lots on : = lll/111.IN el at reel., 2'' Ly l i 5
feet. Apply to sun) BLAKELY S ILICHEY.
i)11 , 1 0 '
I t i i tjUl)S ave k R/:] ,l l)(le awn th EI.L e h - ol A . . ,f A ii., l4l ir : i n SO . N
se
Every article will to dosed out at from 2 5 . i to 00 per
• • al less that, usual prices. )e,30
DATENT ELASTIC PACKING FIR EN
ES.-- Et, g InvUt r. and others iillorebt4+l ate invite , !
lo cull and examine n 00,‘ article of parking for all parry of
steuin engines, whero soft packing is required.
The .i.dviintaires of this nriide arc. great durability, saving
tallow, reduction it irk:two, eousisiviently suving of power.
Is ,Les rryttirt on( of tin golfing 1. .es,
paeksd ton tone, the parking is gradually consumed,
thus san tug tune and wale, in). Speriniens of the Varioll3
airs n any be seats at
W. S. 11 A V EN'S Stationery Warehouse.
tny3l Market at., corner of Second.
W.l I I TTLING.---Persons fond of ihis
Lma! pastime situ Is, provided with one of tho best
POCK ET KNIVE it, the country at
. _
A W LS AND AIANTILLAS REDUCED.
4. 4. IN & CO. are offering their entire eluea of
quit Mantiline, eutapriaing the neweht an I
fmhionatile. atyles N Lo found, tit a I eductiou of 33 per
"'" 4u.25 Fifth et. jy2.4
j s
if 1 REEN At\ ....' BLACK. TEAS.—We have
VT 0.1.,....1 00 largest find brat assorted stock of TEAS
„ t.,. fond , 0 the ...,71:et, all of which will be otibred at the
,V
11 EST BRICKS. S. JAYNEL 4 ,
.tYlk Pekin Tat Storo, go. 55 Fifth et.
JOIINW6OitS, BANKER AND EKCDANDB
Basixa, Dealer in Exchange, Counnerclal and Bank
Netet Stock bought and odd ou contrite shin. Collection+
carefully attended to. lutereet paid on Deposits. N... b 7
JONES' NEW BUILDING, Fourth street. je3o
FINE DRESS GOODS.—A. A. MASON &
Co. would Invite the attention of OW Wien to their
stock ..1 Figured and Plain &want:re, Lawn., Brilliants, Sr r
who h they ore dosing out from twenty-fire to fifty per rent.
Inn than the usual price.i n k ,
PEARL TAPIOCA-500 lbs. in store and
for sale by t 131.1 BLIS.3IINti BROS.
LINSEED 01L-500 galls just received and
for sale by [awn FLEMING IMO&
BLUE MASS-50 lbs. in store and fur sale.
..u2 FLEMING BROS.
PURE LINSEEI) OlL.—The subscriber
having engaged in the manufacture of Linseed Oil,
mould inform consumers and dealers, that he Is prepared to
supply them with a strictly prime article.
JY2 J. SCLIOON NI AEt ER, 24 Wood et.
FINE TEAS !I--A few more customers for
those PURE and FRESH TRAB can he accommodated
at— DRAVO.'S,
4 Nos. 82 Market st. and 1 Diamond.
NOTICE is hereby given that an application i
. i . ,„
Will b etoads to We TINE CONFECTIONARY—
.gisIature of Pennsylvania, at ,
to, nest .sitt.t, Mr a Charter of Inemportdion for h '
kV i Nil FUND RANK., to be located in the Itorongh of '2 bola. Sugar Almonds;
60 the. Cinnamon Stria
lilngitatu, Allegheny County, to be styled '-The the. Burnt Almonds;
Tho Sir- 1 gs;
barn Saving hind," and to be a Dank of Deposit and . 14 lbs Cream
nt, with a Capital Stock of Sereutydive Thousand
received and . _
j y i 1 Just
for sale by
, ENVER:EL a ANDERSON,
.
.. No. 39 Wood street.
Tim St. Louis Ropul,lican nf the 14th says:
Darius two or three days past our city has bean constantly
bathed in Armors of rain. It to supposed that large,quaii
titles of rain have also fallen in Western Miasma - 2i, and in
10Vl. and Illinois, along the course of the Miaalsedppl. That
river rose here eighteen inches In the. twentytour bourn
ending yesterday at dunk: but it Is ail from the Missouri,
which began to rise on Monday morning, and bra risen:pro
hably some feet We hare had no arrivals for several days
past from above the rapids, which is almost satisfactory
proof that no improvement hos taken place there. Two or
three boats, on an average, arrive daily from the Illinois,
and they ananimously report 110 Improvement in that stream.
It is likely that those rains may do It some good, however.
Freight for all the upper rivers continues !scarce, and even
some small lots that might have been chipped yesterday,
were withheld In anticipation of a rise in the livers, and a
consequent reduction in rates.
111.09. DELL.
D. NI 'C A N DLESS
Since our last, ten arrivals, inc'uding the Skipper froth
the Illinois, with over 4000 sacks of grain, &Ai., and the Me
dote, from the mine, with PeMild& whisky, which was about
all the had. Other two boats arrived from the Illinois, three
from Keokuk, none from the Missouri, and none from the
Ohio. The Thos. Scott left for the latter stream. The Persia,
a low water packet, left with a full cargo for New Orleans.
Thirteen departures In all, yesterday.
For Cincinnati.
The rteamer MARINER, Capt. C. A. DRAVO—
Clerk, B. 0. LElPS.lt—will leave for the abets
.11/d i ntermediate ports TIIIS DAY, at It/ o'clock
A. M.
freight or passage apply on board. aut)
The almoner COMMERCE, Capt. J.. 1. Roam
so! , --Clerk, MARRY MASON—will leave fur
aboveland latermedlate ports THIS DAY, a
10 o'clock A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board. au9
LEMON & CO.—TRANSPORTATION
LINE. —Harin g made extensive p
potations this winter, we are non prep
to do a HEAVY BUSINESS by PENNSYL ARIA UASAL
and RAILROAD, THROUGH TO AND FROII THE EAST
ERN CITIES. We can assure our friends and all those
disposed to patronize the Panne. Canal and Railroad, that no
pains will be spared to render general satistictiou to Ship.
pore of Eastern and Western Freight. The AVOIDANCE
OF THE INCLINED PLANES ON THE ALLEGHENY
PORTAGE RAILROAD will give increased despatch to the
transmission of freight.
oak° on PENN strcet, at the Canal Basin.
ruhl4 LLOYD & LESION.
-I(IER'S TRANSPORTATION LIN E.—
Anticipating the want of facilities fo
ta unsporting Freights to and from the East
ern Cities, via Pennsylvania Canal and , we have
increased our stock of Boats, &c., on same, to a DOUBLE
DAILY LINE, which gives us a capacity of over lisOu tone
per month each way.
We assure mar friends, and those disposed to patronise the
State improvements, there will be nothing spared on our
part to render general mtisfactiou in forwarding Eastern
and Wastarn Freights with promptitude and dispatch.
HIEN & MITCHELL,
augthy Canal Basin, Pittsburgh, Po
-
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSIIIP.-
The Colairtnerahip esietiug, heretofore, between Jas.
Cowan and J. HANNA Knox, under the firm of JAMES
COLLINS dr (X), has been dionolvod, this day, by mutual
counent.
The business of the late firth trill be settled by Jsmus
&Altus, rho is authorized to use the name of the firm for
that purpose. JAB. COLLINS,
Pittsburgh, June 14,1256 J. BANKS KNOX-
TuANKrut to my friends for past favors, I
beg to solicit a continuance of their patronage for my late
partner, JAMES (MILLAIS, who will awry on the FOR
-IVAIWINU AND COMMISSION, TRANSPORTATION AND
PRODUCE BUSINESS under -the idyl., of JAS. COLLINS
CO. (.19 2 ) J. BANKS KNOX:
DAVID It WtDLESS RILLUaI YEARS H. A. fOfPLS
Itl , Candless Means & Co.,
(Successors to Wick &3P llese,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS, and Dealers in
IRON, NAILS, GLASS, COTTON YARNS, and Pine
burgh 2iLanufacturea generally, corner of Wood and Water
trwtit, Pittsburgh.
R. M. HUNTER,
(YUCCE.,SO6 10 11.7.8 & 1117:111.71,)
Receiving, Forwarding, Commis
sion Merchant
AND
STEAMBOAT AGENT.
54 COMMERCIAL STREET,
jy3l St. Louis, 1116
----
MEADVILLE AND ERIE EXPRESS AND
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
qUILS COMPANY, having on the Ist of
a. July commenced carrying. the S. ---.
Sind from Pittsburgh Le Erie, through But•
klercer, Meadville and Waterford, hare
now' perfected such arrangements o will enable [him to
carry paasengers or packages to any point on the route in
lees time than the same service was ever before performed
on this read, and at cheaper rates. Those wishing to en
gage passage or forward packages from this city wilt find
an Agent at all times in readiness to wait upon them at the
St. Clair Hotel, corner of Penn and. St. Clair streets, Pitte-
I "Titte - PennYgn - Milithilti/14 - M - 15 - 21Terlistrty-tWo hours.
jy3l -tf
TO DEMOCRATS EVERYWHERE.
R EA D REA D REA D.
1.140(10 Agents wanted to sell in every town in the United
States,
VIE LIFE AND PUBLIO SERVICES OF
JAMES BUCHANA.N,
Of Pouisylvania,
Late Al Milder to England, and formerly Minister to Rnahia,
Senator and Representative in Congress,
and Secretary of State,
INCLUDING TIII4 MOST IMPORTANT OF HIS STATE
PAPERS,
By R. U. UneveN, ltsq., Literary Editor of the N.Y. Day Book.
The above book has been written by a gentleman well
qualifical by his literary attainments, and his long connection
with the Democratic preset. He wee funabhed personally by
the distinguished subject of the memoir with many of the
dates and tactic of his early life, and from authorized friends
of Mr. Buchanan Wm been supplied with material inaccessi
ble to other part is.. The proof sheets have been submitted
to 'authorized parties. It can therefore he called, without
reserve,
AN AUTHENTIC AND AUTHORIZED BIOGRAPHY.
The book makes a handsome lat.. volume of 430 pages,
neatly boned to cloth, and is embellished with an accurate
Portrait on Steel. Price, $l. For further particulars, ap
ply b, DERBY & JACKSON, Publiebers,
119 Nassau street, N. Y.
iiiilCopies sent by mall poet-paid on receipt of price. [1)18
N
oT ICE.—Mrs.
SARAH ANN BF.ALL begs
have to announce that her SCHOOL will re-open'on
MoNDAY, Aueust lath, hot., at her residence, PRIDE ht.,
No. 42, Eighth Ward. The course of EDUCATION will en:-
braee SPELLING, HEADING, WKil'lNti, ARITHMETIC.
1; SAADI Alt, 0140(litA PH Y. (with the use of Glot es PHY•
SIOIA SI Y awl BOTANY; also, PIANO MUSIC, (with ow -f
Plano.) by Mr. MAYEN, of this city, a well known Teacher,
trays PER QUARTER:
lot Cless, Including foregoing branches. • $4.00
2tl " 3.00
3d " 2.50
0012) Piano Music extra 800
Fresh Arrival of Salt Oysters.
JUST received at S'ITINRUCK'S, No. 111
I . v101) street, where all the delicacies of
the treason run be had, served up la any 11..ira.Ask, 0
Lie sloe. lie is 0140 in daily receipt of New ".
Potatoes, Peas, Lobsters, Frogs, Shad, Sea Item,
sad a great variety of Lake Nish, which will be sold to faint
boa, hotels and restaurants on the most reasonable terms.
Jest received, a large and due lot of Lemons, OraugeS and
Pine Apples. S. STILLY ItUCK,
Iy4 Na 111 Wood streeL
BANKING HOUSE op
CHUBS BRO., BARROW A W.
D. 4 PENPORT, lOWA,
Make Collections on all points on, mad west of the Mimi.
eippi River. Prompt attention given to all Mistimes en
trusted to their nand°.
REFER TO
S. JONES & CO., Pittsburgh;
R. K. A JOHNSTON, Chicago;
E. W. CLARK A W., Philadelphia;
CITIZENS' BANK, Baltimore;
E W. CLARK, DODGE A W., New York;
GIL:M(111E & BROTILERTON, Cincinnati. [ jyl7,lm
McLAUGI - ILIN, LAND AND REAL Es-
TATE AGENT. 1.4111 a Warrants located. Property
bought nod sold; elec., Shipping Agent for the Black Star
Linetof Packets from Liverpool. Drafts on the Banks of
Eughirl. Ireland and Scotland. Quite, No. l Jones' Build.
ne.. entrance ou Sixth street, DUBUQUE, loan. klecfnly
1. 4 1 011. SALE—A desirable property in the
_j_ . City of Allegheny Three contingticrus Lois, situated
nr the West side of the East common, containing iu front
,eeenty-two feet nine inches, and extending back (cornering
~11 tidy Alley) to a depth of ninety feet. There are ou the
premises one elegant three story Brick Dwelling Home
and two frame tenements. Price, six thousand Ore Inn
dna' dollars—twenty-bre hundred dollars in band, and the
balance in four equal annual instalnteuts, with interest,
seem,' by hood and mortgages.
If this property is not disposed of during the month, it
will be offered at ilablic Bale, on the premises, un
the second day of September next. For information in
regard to the property, reference may be bad to MORRISON
FOSTER and JOHN FLEMING, Esq., Allegheny City.
eu i:d Ito 'Wm. B. FOSTER.
INSURANCE I INSURANCE I —Applica
i tiou for Frisurance tor several good reliable Insurance
Companies received by OEO. W. IllYNN,at his Baal Estate
Agency and Intelligence Office, on the north side of Ohio
fourth door east of the Diamond, A.LLZOIIINT CITT. Jul
L HIRSTIFELD Sr. SON
WILL OPEN
TIIIS (SATURDAY) MORNING,
mem STYLES 11/
,p-SUMMER COATS.IEss
Received per Exprees.
Mao, new styles to
SUMMER CRAVATS AND TWA
Rosetved per Atlantic.
L. HIRSHIMLD & SON,
jet N0.70 Wood street.
BIRMINOIIAISI PROPERTY—For Sale, a
Brick Bone on Centre etroet, In Birmingham. Lot 30
feet front by 120 feet deep— et very desirable property.
Apply to BLA KELY 6 RicHEY,
aOll3 Corner Seventh and Smithfield street,.
YE FLOUR—For sale by
ans J. A. FitTZKR, 69 Water et
PAVIA CAPSULES-15gross in store
and for gals by [au2) nom° BROS.
FIFTH WARD PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A Lot of Ground on Pike street. between Walnut and
v a dat, greets, with tom separate Frame nooses, in good
f*dltlon. ami-well rented. Will be sold cheap. ,
111,4913. LT
TINT:4a° bbls. andl2 hf. b'ble.,jgstfrom
Thrlal B 4l l-t %.•
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NO. 295 tibeity stmt..
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STEAMBOATS.
CINCINNATI.
For Cincinnati
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tably /*pilaw to Lee.'
1 30F41111 A'%
HOLLAND BITTEis
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS ,
LIVER CO3IPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY-KIND,
FEVER AND AGEE
.
AND the various affeotione conse;quentupon
a disordered Stomach or Liver. Slltil ealrellgepeidc,
Acidity ache Swwach, Colicky Pains, Ileariburia, , Leas 'of
Appetite, Daspoodeney, COeitiVPUbil Blinds ind BleOding
Piles. In sit Nervoue. Rheturustk and Neuralgic Atha
nous, it t. in ',amorous inateurcas proved highly beneficial,
and In others effected a decided cora
Nature fin& ne now enemy to combat, with thin-delight
ful tonic In the syntem. lie 'fleets are almost magical; yet
the Cure lwrmonent. It coral:nettle/Men no violent shads to
the
system, but by arenning ito veal energy to nor Mall
tion, enablsr it to throw off' the cause, and time thotongidy
eratileaten the dinettes.
When its tnedielnal virtue, are no universally •aritiatiwl
edged, and particularly here, where it has becomo'eo rign
ler a family medicine, that it in sold by many of the g.rocete
as well as all the druggists. It would seem needitea to
offer further evidence, yet es there are doubtless sotne 4140
have tried many advertised remedies, and still suffer:Mai
Dyspepsia in ono or more of its dreadful farina, we einbfahl
the following certificates, the anthenthi7 of Which tMlniot
be doubted, coming as they do from persons so welltabyrn.
WHAT IT IS DOING FOR TUB MGR. • -
Wm. achuchman, Rsq, the well known lithogiaphsa - ,
‘. I have frequently used Bcerhave's Holland Bitters,'. and
find it invariably relleres Indigestion and debility"
Rev. Samuel Babcock .aays: "I found special relief frOm
its use for a severe headache, with which Iliad long suf
fered."
J. W. Wood Well, Esq., saysl" I have need Etterhare's Hol
land Bitters myself, and recommended ft to ethers, knowing
it to be Just what it in represented."
Ald.Jonatlum Neely, of Lower Bt. Clair, says : "I have de
rived great benefit from its nee for weakness of the stomach
and indignation."
James M. Murphy soya "After several physicians - bad
Beerhave's Holland Bitters mmoved the pato Aiwa
my heart and side, wising from indiaiairion." J
Thu editor of the Kittanning Free liroris says: i 'After,tone
nfthe best physicians In this plate had felled, BferitaTe'e
IlollandAitters cured 1116 of the worst form of dysTieltals..
Francis Felt, only manufeettrer of the ' , original .Ex
tract of (kites,, says: '• I know that your Holland Bitten! Is
nue of the hest rawilviues in the world for a disordered
stomach or liver"
Dr. lindwig,editor of the '•Fackrl," Baltimore, prontattleed
it a medicine deserving the confidence of the public.
Dr. Eherhart, the leading Borman uhysician of Penna.,
ham prencribed it frequently during lhe last three years, with
marked success. la debilitated states of tho digestive Organa,
or of the eystem generally.
The manager of Dation'. Vinegar Factory no: " I.,^ased
it myself, and was therefore induced to try Its ottoctrupon
my wife. (troubled with the great debility common to all of
a consumptive habit) and really It ta doing her stem good
than anything she has ever takea." .
NOTICE
Whoever expects to find in this a beverage will be, illaa
pointed, but to the tack, weak and low epirited:it gill
prove a. grateful aromatic cordial, poannited of singular rent
edial proportion.
•
The great popularity of this delightful - Aroma hasintinoid
many imitations, which tho public shottid guard against fur
chasit. Bo not persuaded- to bay anything'elseuntilyka
have given iluerhavo's Holland Bitters sorldr •-• OndUt•
tie will convince you how infinitely , supstior It le to all titer
imitations. ,
.11*" Bold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for. $5, by the so
proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE Jr.. 6 CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
•
cor. Smithfield and Third streets, Pittsburgh.
CIEXEILII. AOCRTA.
Philadelphia, T. W. Dy - ott Sons, 1= N. 2d street. New
York, Barnes k Park, 30-k Broadway, corner Doane. r Bidti
mora, Caspar., Brothers, Clay street and Penna. Argiire,
Cincinnati, John D. Park. Chicago, Barclay Crothen, 21911
Water at. Bt. Louis, Barnard, Adams ik Co. N. Orletute,
Wright a Co. -1:022
T - 1 R. C. McLANE'S •
LIVER PILLS IND VERIIIME
IMPROVED.
DR. I. SCOTT, a regular graduate and phyaletatinf exten
sive practice and experience, induced by a cominendable dw
afro to silos - Ude blerOttll atiffering, as well ae to excel, ham pq
tooted an
31PROVEVENT ON THE ORIGINAL LIVER PILL AND
VERMLFDGE OF DR. C. MCLANE,
Raving prepared these remedies an the medical partner of
Dr. C. McLane, for malty yeas.
OUR IMPROVED LIVTIR PILLS AND VNI13111i1:1013
possess greater efficacy and are more mild in their operation
than the Liver Pill and Vermifuge prepared according to the
original recipe of Dr. C. McLane. We make this declaration
iiiiderltlndiriE/Y, and reosinarnend them to thiralilicted as
being, both pleasant and ruratlrn, and believe them IftllieTiOr
to aoyather Liver Pill or Vermifoge ever prepared.
Read Certificate of Dr. C. McLane, below
THE WHOLE WORLD CONQUERED;
it77.13 - 19017r1V75. .
WRITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT. •
The universal relief afforded by applications of thief. Ott-
EBRATED KIND of Pain Killers in cases of Rheurifiatism,
dont, Lumbago, Sore Thrust, Bruises, Sprains, Swellings,
Stiffness of the Joints, Scuds., Pains, Scalds, Borns, Aches
or any other disease tor which a Pain Bilks or Linimentls
used, enables us to assert positively dud Dr. 1. LiWEI'S
CELEBRATED WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT Is the
most reliable mils and pleasant remedy yet discovered, pos
&sitting astonishing properties fur HEALING DISEASE and
THE PROMPT ERADICATION OP CAIN. The many at
t.tations CO its virtu., given by persons of enlightened
Judgment and strict Integrity, should induce all to adopt it
as a standard Family Remedy. The ruost incredulous will
require nothing more than the following testimony of Dr. C.
McLane, distinguished a,s a great discoverer of medical
remedies:
FLICAIII READ 1I READII3
hlonatlvrinvet, Vs; Sept 12, Hift
This it to oiolVg, that I have examined the Recipe for Ara
paring McLane's Improyed Vermifuge and Liver Pills by Dr.
1. Scott, who has boon IN THE HABIT OY PREPARING
AND USING MY ORIGINAL MEDICINES IN MY OFFICE
during the last THIRTEEN YEAJIS, and that I believe ho
has IMPROVED THEM. 1 make thss'above statementabe
more willingly an I HAVE NO INTEREST IN THEN
WHATEVER. I would further elate that t haverreisuently
used his CELEBRATED WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT
in my practice, with the happiest effects, and that I can con
scientiously recommend it. C. fiIcLANE, M. D.
All the above Modlcinoe prepartvl eotely under the tettevr
blioll of Dr. I. ti(X)PP. Sold by Drughtta and Merchantt
verywhere.
The GENUINE Dr. C. MoLANE'S IMPROVED LIVER
PILLS AND 111PRovItD VERMIECOE me signed by Dr.
I. SCOTT & CO, ,weenipenie.r by o,tulhete of C. MeLA N
The DENTINE WHITE CIRCARSIA.N LINIMENT sigoo.l
by Dr. 1. SCOTT k Co., ar.ounpanled with signature of 1.
SOOTT, M. D.
DR.. 1. SCOTT & CO., Solo Proprietors,
Rank Phtee, Morgtuitown, Va.
DR. G. IL KEYSER, Wholiviale Agent.
140 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
.1. lIENDERSON h BRO.
262 Liberty street.
JAS. P. FLEMING, Wholesale it gent,
Ja22:dlyisaw lyapeBtl Near Railroad Depot, Allegheny.
A CARD TO THE L T.) I E S.. -
DUPONCO'S GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALPS The cotribinotion of ingredients in Dr. Dupun•
coca Golden Pills. are perfectly TLey hare helm
used In the private pluctice of ohl Or. Diiponro for seer 10
years, and thonntrulm of teptity to their great and
never-failing suers in ahn..4 every rote, In correcting
Irregularities, relievoq painful and iihdresiing ruenstrita.
thin, particularly at the change of life. Prclll sls 10 Pills
will core 'that comm-n yet dreadful dinea,. the IThitee.
Nearly eery lady iu the land suttere from that complaint.
The above pill boo permanently cured thousands, and will
cure you if y•te use On m. They cannot harm yon—cu the
contrary, they remove all oilOirOCliWlN, retinue nature to its
proper channel, and invigorate the whale System. Ladies
whose health will not permit an increase of !amity, will find
these Puna a ancceasful preventive. Por partionlaro see ill
rmtiouri on the boa. Price sl—and will be Seta to ladies
confidentially, by mail, by auclosing $1 to either of the tub•
Jawing ageutti:
Sold by SAMPLE it REED, general Agente rot' Allegjumy
City; FULTON'S Drug Store, Thrmingliaxn, JOHN IP.SCOTI',
and by W. A. DILDEN FEN Ci EY A CO., N.
opposite the Theatre, Pittsburgh, 'aba will supply ilenlertot
proprietor's prices. Sold by all Druggists in tho altir sitol
United States.
PRIVATE DISEASES—DR. BROWN, No.
50 Smithfield street, beta eon Third and Breath
atieets, devotes his entire attention to en Office "' m t.
the business to, fur the must pert, confined to
private lever , al Disewza, and troth painful niTebions,
brought on by imprudence, youtlifuLAndulKsilmarld excess,
Sy philie, Syphilitic s:nu-dams. Onnorrhert, ORM; Stricture
Urethral Discharges, Impurity of the Blood, with all iincoees
of the Venereal Organ. Skin Dinners, Scorhtitfc'Eruptiops,
Tetter, Ring-worm, 51ercnrilil Disemee, Seminal weal:now.,
impotency, Piles, Rheumatism Fumnle Wenktiass, placidity
Suppressions, Disemastef the :feints. fistula to Ano, Berfica
Affections, Paine in the Back and Loins. - Irritation of the
Bladder and Kidneys, inicceasfuliy treated. Cure gunxintecd.
Twenty years' practice (ten in Ns city) enables Dr. Brown
to offer assuransev of a speedy cure to all who may COMP un
der his core.
Office and Private Centraltatien Timms GO Smithfield et
between Third and Ft iirth etreete
fFir Charges moderate. inerfedawly
DR . BROWN continues to be consulted for
the acre of SECRET DISEAS.P.S. the emcees in
long.atanding came ID unequalled. The utflicted are.invited
to call without delay. Persons alibied with-Venereal Di
eases', Rheumatism, Pike, or Seminal Debility, should not
delay to got his adve e. Letters containing a 6.e, immediMe
1Y answered,
imoffica and Private &lime. No. 50 Sinlthtiold street
between Third and Fourth ',trails, Pitteborgh ism
IfTVERPOOL AN D PHILADELPHIA
- STEAMSHIP LINE.
T t e splendid new Stmruship CITY DALTIMORR, Capt.
OLuton. will trail from Philadelphia on the a l it
7th August and 18th September—from LiFer
ath August. K ANGA.IIOO from Liverpool, SO=
end 10th September—from Philadelphia, Slat Auguittland
21st istober. CITY OF :11 ANCIIESTER, from Liverpool
13th August —from Philadelphia, 4th SepteMber. 1 •'.
Prom Philadelphia. Prom Limped,
Cabin...... 565 and $55. Cabin ......$65 and $'74..
Steerage VG. Steerage .-.....-....4*
passage Tickets to and from Liverpool by the abovelJne
of Steamehipa, or by FIRST-CLASS SAILING PACKETS,
can be procured on application to
SABEL & CORTIS, ri7 Broadway, New Turk,
Or -r— JOHN THOMPSON, 410 Liberty at., Ptusburch.
P. S.—Also, Drafts for sale aJwaya on bands. • '. J. 7 29
TILF. --- TTIEN - PERBOLTS OF JOVE - WOE
forged . ..layTulcan but although the entrioldly.•6ll-•
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pour of the oueeyed blaArsmitha answered very wetl r the
heftiest of the Gods, they were trot half as .rfreetiVe as t'a
1 latest improved revolvers which weigh brute p‘mmL.at
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send balls thick and fast as Parthinn arrows. lbeirsproved
! Revolver can bo had at tho Enterprise Works, together with
a general assortment of Onus and Rifina °farm - dersr4dien
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