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FRIDAY *pRNING.....
SIXTH ANNUAL. EXHIBITION
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGIUCULTURAI-SOCIETT,
WILL BE HELD
AT PITTSBURGH
On SEPTEMBER 30th, land on
00 TOBE R. lot, 2d and 3d, 11966.
ROBE C. WALKER, Secretary
Opening of the Sterling Coal Mines, in
Beaver County, Pa., Angina 20, ISan
As a fall report will he given, through the papers,
of this highly interesting celebration, wo will content
• ourselves with famishing only the following scrap.,
which we have begged from the speaker.
The opening celebration of the Sterling Coal
Mines, near Paton valley, in Beaver county, Pa.,
look place on Wednesday. At about 9 o'clock, by
the, morning mail train from Pittsburgh, a large
party left Rochester and New Brighton to partake of
a complimentary dinner at the above coal mines.
The Sterling Company is made up principally in the
cities of Syracuse and New York, with two or three
ehterprising citizens of Beaver county Pa. They
own two or three hundred acres of cannel coal lands,
above the Cannel mines, and there are valuable
, veins of bltnminous coal already open and going to
Northern and Eastern markets. The Company have
expanded some $60,000, have a railroad one end a
•half miles in length, connecting with the Ohio and
Pennsylvania road, one and a half miles west of
Boon. They gave to their guests a sumptuous din
ner, with choicest liquors and wine, accompanied
by is band of music from Pittsburgh.
Many speeches were made, songs sung, toasts
drank, &e., after which the festivities closed with
dancing. Joshua Hanna, Esq., from Pittsburgh, pre
sided on the occasion. He and many others had
their ladies with them. Among others we noticed
Gen. Wm. Robinson from Allegheny city.
Mr. Gould was repeatedly called on for a speech,
but declined in favor of younger men, (of whom
there were several prepared to spesk,)—reserving to
Attitiptelf..the,pcivilege of a " tangle toast and a part
ing
,last wordat, the mine." lie suppressed the
bassi, bn% give the parting farewell; but I send you
both.
Toast—the originators, the promoters, the officers,
directors, and engineers—the stockholders, the butch
era and bakers, and especially the " Butlers," of the
sterling Coal and Mining Company of Beaver Co.,
Pa.,—may they one and all reap a rich reward, for
their enterprise, their outlay, their f,atiencte, perse
verance, and long suffering ; and above all for their
hospitality,—as we, their guests, on this occasion,
have jest done, for our invaluable services from nine
In the morning till the end of this banquet,—as
shone by mar indbmitable and untiring industry far
the last twenty minutes. I feel that each and every
one in these presents. has done full and ample juA
tics, to the day, the place, the occasion, and most
emphatically le the creature comforts of this been
taunt board, - which do not now remain. As in duty
bound, your humble servant has endeavored to net
full well his part, always remembering that Adam
was the first man, Mesas the meekest, Sampson the
strongest, Solomon the wisest, Methusaltun the old
es', and your humble servant nut the youngest.
The festivities, of eating, drinking, speaking, jab -
ing, singing, toasting, and so forth, being over, and
She party about to retire from the grove, at the mine
—Mr. Gould claimed his last word, which he gave
in the following ;
FAREWELL TO THE MINE.
Dinner is a good thing, at the mine;
Water is a good thing—so is wine :
Coal in the mine, though very black,
And not very white when on the •' track ;"
If it goes to a market, never to come hack,
And meets a ready sale, and right prompt pay
And the owners make a profit every day,
And grow rich as Crtesus, one and all,
And make another pie air for great and small—
Inviting the young, and especially the old,
I'll surely be there, as my name is Gold.
If others don't like it, and stay away,
They'll thereby prove the bigger fools they
It will leave more room for my wife and me,
Anti others who with us agree.
And who can say, or think, or doubt,
But gm all know what we're shoot,
When welcome guests at Sterling mine,
And willing drinkers of his wine,
And think, and know that every heart
Will feel a pang when e'er we part.
Then, since we're hero, amid good cheer
Among our friends and neighbors,
We'll make the most of this last inset,
And-let tt alose our labors.
So fare ye well, both hill and dill,
With lignite and Idtion ;none,
Or else this speech you'll all beseech
May not be too en/manner...
Foot. A llresr AT THA MINE
A Dutcyful Compiimene. —The Dispatch this morn
' fog, in noticing the speech of Mr. Stokes, before the
Buchanan and Breckinridge d eL, last night, pays
that gentleman the following rather doubtful rom
pliment :
" His (Mr. Stokes') address was a model of a po
litical speech. Avoiding all claptrap, and rschrw;n f ,
the assertion of naked foe. for the 'take of list, be
made a clear and well digested argument in support
of the doctrines which he advocated."
The public have now the opinion of the
as to what constitutes a " model political speech
namely, "the eschewing of naked facts" by the
speaker. Political speakers who would have our so.
temporary speak favorably of their speeches,. will
please take notice, and " eschew naked facts" in
their addresses hereafter.
The above small piece of sophistry is from the lo
cal column of an evening cotemporary. If one could
believe the writer did not perceive the difference he.
tween "the eschewing of naked facts" and " the
eschewing the assertion of naked facts for the .alfr
of effect," there would be much need of " the school •
master abroad." Truly, a Daniel come to judgment !
Atrrest of A Ilived Counterfeiters.—A li. Park i n eon's
%polka arrested, a few days since, three or four men
rin Allegheny and this city, under suspicion of being
-engaged in the manufacturing and uttering of coun
terfeit coin. They were taken into custody on an
infortuatirstt , ,,mtule by a person named Adam Cross
tneyttf.?,T;Thle..atan, some time previously, bad pro
pettedi*GlVia:lifo'rmation of the whereabouts of bo
gtqMff*iiPtttnctofies, provided he wee remunera
ted. ,Vliiiiitreer ' s having no authority for so doing,
deolini4i*nt subsequently - Crossmeyer was arrested,
when be made an information, stating where evidence
of the coin could be bad. The houses indicated
were searched, without success. An exarination of
the accused will take place at 2 P. M. to=day, when,
if there is any thing to develop, it will probably be
brought to light.
Lawrenceville Deetiv.—The democrats of Law
renceville have rented an ttld church that will rear,
they say, five hundred. Every seat was filled last
night, and at least one-fourth of the crowd ha.l to
stand up. The size of the meeting may be judged
from these facts. The (flee Club was greeted with
hearty applause. Cul. Roth addressed the meeting
in Germs; and Dr. McClintock and George F. (Hil
mar° in English.
Those who think that'Lawrencevilleiis!igninzt the
Democracy should have been at that meeting. It
was one of the largest political meetings ever held
in that borough ; and it gave every indication that
the democracy is all right there.
Attempted Suicide in tire Juil.—Yesterday morn
ing, Frederick Teaks, a German and a married Loam,
sent to jail on a trivial charge, attempted to commit
suicide. Tie had been allowed access to the second
story for the purpose of exercise, and while stan•ting
near the Court House end of the gallery, precipita.
Led himself on the pavement below, a distan.•e of
twontyalve feet. He was taken up badly hurt in •
ternaily but showing only alight bruises externally,
and it.lafearedhe cannot recover. Teaks previously
bad -shown no signs of being of unsound mind.
Speaking at the Club To-Night.—We underetand
M. McLaughlin, Esq., of lowa, will be present and
address the Club meeting at Wilkins Hall, this ere
.: ~ .., Ding: This gentleman addressed a meeting in this
' city a week ago, with such telling effect, that much
ciiit4trOtt full to bear him again.
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,:ipltirtttnith-§tea/ing a Watch.—John
,McElree
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.sipii :orodfl4ird Al* . Wilson and made ' n rmation
- . akiiiioo3.-Ylo.4l.rison with the laree y of a
w - aiii4)(itiii4kik: Vincent was arreatedand COM
ritteft:o:.*lor*fartber hearing.
,''''railimPrit..The examination of the lady candi
.datearkir the poet of assistant female instructor in the
' - iiiiiiiieh'ool, did not come off yesterday as l was ea
,e,--;: l'inirissi::.lllliii examination has..boen postpted until
-..7- ,3ieragttintl.4t 10 Allf. - .... - .- -- „lo::::,,r,
...:._ ..,.. .''''::llC r.grncr#l**3llfitel Ptat4T l o l l l tliair Sixth
~ .---, A nnual. FesTirst it6ltlibr4tridi theadth, i27th and
111 i iiiilihni: :leirOintkprogritanie l
'ma offered as will be
seen by referencolO another colutun.
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nrb IS.co ,- •
44 s, 1 ••;76).-- , L•4
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Versary of the dealt of The celebrated Dr. Clarke.-- .
Evening Chronicle.
What Dr. Clark Dit the celebrated Stomach
Bitters man
AUGUST 22.
John Nelson, a notorious character, had a charge
of stealing a lot of chinaware lodged against him
yesterday by Henry Weaver. He is now in jail on
several other commitments.
Opining Night.—The Theatre opens for the fall
season on Monday night with the Ravel troupe.
Dr. Bell's Opinion of Hostetter Bitters
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, April 14, 18b6.
Rome mouths since, while recovering from an attack of re
mittent fever, I was requested to try Dr. J. 11.tetter's Cele.
Mated Stomach Bitters, as an article peculiarly suited to the
condition of couvelestunts (rum fever. It IS but sipiple jus
tice to may that it rapidly rtstermi the 11011 - STS of my digestive
organs, and at the same time kept my bowels gently open.
I hare no hesitation iu Nay lug that hitherto In using It lit thy
practice, It has, 10 every rase where I hare ordered it. act.
like a charm In thus sleuthing freely of it, I far from pun
a patent medicine, AU article it by no MMUS claims to Isl.
N. B.—We will not be accountable fur tmer°. Col:lliter
felts of Hostetter Bitters, put up in the same shape bottle its
the original. Purchasers will be able to tell the original by
Br. J. Llialetter's name being blown In full upon the bet ti..,
or by tasting it. HOSTNTT &8 tI all.
Bole Manufacturers and Proprietors, 217 Penn st.
And for dale by Druggiats auJ Hotels generally thruoglk
out tbe United State, and Ca:tad:LA jytaxiaw
Illortilleal lon, the Instant a plaster is applied.
must cease, and vigor is given by I/ A I.I.EV'S PAIN EX
TILACTOIt'S galvanic effects, and except the parts are de
,nminnal they will soon he restored to their natural e,d.n
but if SO, the contagion. inllueute will l neutralized
ELlTtlita.l, Cro inertititation canin,t I.r...weed where..r t h e
value he laid on, and new thall .01 la certain') to gild
Pt)TS(IN FROM INSECTS, 'REPTILES AND PLANTS. IS
rendered quite harmless by rubbing iu litetatal) u .its.iftity
of DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR. +aid after It hs..n..llelf,
and livid spots are visible. Even then, like the voluse• Lit
terry, it will dir,tly attract, diesolve, and nictamorphose Lite
poisoning affluence. At the /ding of bees and ino.quit,c.,
the instant it touches you the pain ende. The haes ut t nil
animals elm are as epeedily neutralized.
N..no genuine without a ateel-plate engraved label, with
signatures of
Hold et 25 (Tuts per box by Dr. Orr). H KEYSER. 140
,Wood atreet, and by nearly erery &Ida In toel - h,•it,,
'throughout the United Statei All orders or lettere. for In
fortnatton o r ailvfw to to, nthirottard to C. V. CLICK F:N
CO.. Now York. ttott-dau-.:w
Iloolland•s German Hitt ers-.Corillictiar
of Italpti Lot, Kiri., Editor of Spirit of Tim.•.," Iratitott. ft.
Pr. C M. Jar2.ttot—llear Sir: The Biller. ate in great .13:
tumid hero. In addition to the quantity sold by 1‘13333133y
Barber, ,our agentd, the two other stores *ell more 3.1 !hem
than any other niedi,ine. I find they are 111111 hood by 3,3
valence:it fever patients t 33 nLuild thetr 1.33.3 ken C.01.41E.
Ilona. I hare used, during the law summer, in to,
faintly, four bottlon. They wen, rri 3.lll7tetlded I inc 11 t+l I
a neighbor. nt a time when my system was ninch
from the effecla of a serer. Whom. fcrer. They gol.- a"• an
appetite and rintored a roue and rigor to toy otitai,
In one of the Paptoniber numbera of my tap,
experience nt the good effecti of the Biner., sti33, a 1... 13
thin they have had a large ante, and ha., nor 1.,1 , 111, the
Standard Mrdieilll lu this vicinity.
In conelithiml, I would coy that I feel peat platume. to
giving yon this testimony 01 the solo,. and 33neeew ,31 .-or
preparation. Rest:wilfully. yonra, BA LP!! 1.1
See adiettlwment.
Foz sal./ t,p FL) ISO lIKOS. nu l Dr. 0) 0 11. h 1:1
I • ittnLurgh
1114-W by will you Suffer, VI tICS K 'KV
SO E.A.SILY 4 1 1.1TAIN yCM a So.r•-• Ti.reat, Qn.n.y,
Itbeurmallmn, Neuralgia, Ilroniliitla,Cry.up Jinni., I rout
Bites, Diane, 1 1 1.raltie, 44 Pali.. la any i.szi of 1 , .! .trin '
You ran hr migrant at I.y tenng Die 1111101 1.,11 , A.ll -I
nil LitlallellaA • U. 20 .• •.renr.r.in Lrairner.t.. -
Ly Dr. EL5.lll', ut llorguatown, a, an -I iys re.le
wholesale an.l retail, 10, lir. iiKVAEIt. 1411 Vl...act.. I
J AS. I'. ELESIINO. near It. It 11rpot. Al! :1,1:1
vet tiausliout in ate.tlinr rolutriti n•.• I
Jae Slocklni,pa anal Ilaslery for IVlntra.-.
If ytnt don't want your /.et pin.h l attk I•a•I •t. ••1...vi
)•••: silt tale ..11 r 3.1 • i 3::•1 •1 , •• • t
not of Nlark.t alley and Ftlllt .1./J4l I.lar •
tino that mute yont Lee: 10.-1 t•:•
I:.Lt 1nc1. , . btu: sells er,‘ •Al -• I
Llsokry that y..cl .nu 111.011ti1 , 11., el e ilc$1•4011# an •• lu:1
Reale:at., tho etalle4 of Ma. bet aP. an.: roll
avr Hat• and Caps-111.h. vrk.ie t;
od tI4VID lIAT or CAP, 61.411‘1 :nil et N. tg.•il
and purchase what Ihel o/ta! vtatd In List tiro
A — Ai7l - 11CC - I.Tt Nt.ertt:F. Iht, .1
All,lo , ny Agt A , Tt
IVEIINI".:415 •_'7itt ttt-t .At 1 , 0 ~". I k. A Al ,t
oisl -f Merl./ g .101 , 1 r
ME=
011%1I'AMY 111% DEN -
11,- - V tbs. PITTSISURGII 41 A, \ i.n., •
detiarod a Itirtglr,l rwr ..40 .4
Ilse la+l. .in Montt, ou like 1'4.'441.0 St..r .4 Ilir 4 4. of
payable to Stockholders cw (loos tern: rtldoserdst.i • -
with, at the trifles of the t's,lotsstly
JANILS
Office of Pittslistrah July 11. IsiCe
.1,1%
DO L 1.411. SAVINO: , HANK - Fffrt:Tfl
STREET JONES' 9Y.li lIC 11.111 NU --- 11.1. -.t•
must bs uvula wilts taw liodituti..n in .111/ •Oa f Jul • .
ati of - der W draw laterort from Jnls loc.
J CUAS. A. OULTON, T 1 rafrr
Cr:-z:;-..?4,iri, AN
TI) D ci n, titu . ii .d I .i . pe n •Is i j
balls of lading mast Leliertl.ll4.l xi the Youleial r' tit7.2( e
iron t.er.ro 7 o'clock P. YI. .d the day xf ehlpuieut
woe, tlw Coruivany will Alo psi riaarreat, or 10 any n wr
r. fur th,4 r J II MOolti...
Ni'
A UuT lON SALES
(aIXTII \VARI) 111 11.111\'l
10 Al's Tt l --yin , ATI' 1(14 1 arlorn -44 A4l, 4a, o
aelork. 1.111, prr.11.1•4, 444.44 411-vornt.l• l•
ground oil Centro Arent', ut Liao 4 - 444144 r 14,44 •4. 4
beet lug ow)] a r at 20 fool 3 Moto , • .44 Con 544 A r • 4..
vltrottl.; tact WO t..,. 4.11ey
Also• seven luni lo the rear of tie , nLe.r. h..lit•;; •iian
flew of lf.ti feet on Tannehill low, exte tl
street 121 fret 9 Inches.
A1..1 Fievetl imving ..a..11 a fr nt ..f = (. N1
ittrcet, hock t P In. !... 1..
•tfln.. - fifth "MA. in I, or..iao! d I.
With i clur..et. Titlu tiarrutile,l I . M. lIAA 1,.
410,1 J
A A. MASUN Intve re,•,•i%
% , •ty Lino . nr.alsti..tit • IT. .11y1.• I.- Lam , . ,n.I
P rreintsi AIS.. (AA 4...1,, , N1 r.",1.,14 Koala i.. 4 .t
styk.• I.
RECEIVE!) this duy. Slid pierce 111,•
of suverior mark,: tool oil [lot, nut It qu
o. 9u prr cettt la.. l halt tiounl pr.
A .k 1 ,, •04 A I.
HA lIPER'S Nlngatine fur Sertently,r. Price
15 cunt.. Fur .al. 1.,
II MINER t (Nt
ant:l Nn :viStnitldield O,IJ
rro TIIE PI , BLAU.— We have thi,. dav al.
11 pointed Mr. JOHN V A Dill our molt. Agent for t
ot PATENT tiltilltittEs to Mtisino.l• •oo
sicmity. Porll,o. Is ill hod low at the I
on market days. alter.. n full Naas Intent of Ind.. a
kept for sale, at unutufacturrne !owes Pers..l
Irons will please order from ?dr. Walsh, diner.
WARWICK. ATTKIIIIUItY A F.
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Order. loft with S. MUSAiIt AVE At CAL
rill be promptly attendorl to by the Attont.
MAGAZINES FOR SEPTEMBER just r(
mired end for nein by 11. MINER & No.
:.511T1IYIELD .tr«et . .
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Orabam'a Nlagatine for FLeptember-- rtioe IS eetito
tiudey'e Lady 'm Book,
•
Peturaun'e Magazine,
C6amber'4 Journ..l,
•
Ealieu's %la...eavAlw,
Yankee Notiene, •
NEW 1001031 NEW 11.001iS
large et.nk of New Buuks ut
au2U •
AVERY LARGE STOCK a
FRESI . I ()KEEN AND BLACK TEAS
Just received and for sale at lower prices Om. 11A11111, I.y
S. JAYNES,
au2o Pekin Ten Store. No. :W Fifth po.
SALE.FOR House and lot Nu.
owl stroet., will be sold low. It Is a well fortielied
three stair* brick house, near the centre of busitiees Call
imin for this bargain. THOS. WOODS.
am?! Real Estate Agent., 75 Four tli street.
N ew BOOK S.-
Life of Col. Fremont—by John Bigelow. tai cents
" James Buchanan—by It. U. Herten. too
Glen. Morgan—by James Graham.
Lest of the Foresters. a story of the 111,1
Yir
glob. Yroutier—by John Elam, Cooke.
Captive Yentic of Judah—by 11ev. F. W.
.1.014.11.
Victoria, or the World Overcome—by !line C.
Chessbrii.
Western Border Life—by Fanny limiter. 'JO
einucker's Life of Fremont. no
Upham's " " 70
Trilonne Almanac for 1850.
Portraits of COlOOl,l Fremont, different slice
•• darnel Buchanan,
Ileptibl tow Sangster. 10
Mope chewing the Free and Slave Staten Ito ••
Yankee Notions for September. 10
tinhorn's Magazine for September.
The above Just received and for sale lower, tin aver age
of 20 per rent. than eldoVi here
Remember the place is at STORK,
angl9 No 77 Fourth street
- -
ITOUSE TO LET A commodious 'lwo
Story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. silunt,l on
Franklin street, opposite the Sixth Presbyterian Chinch.
Possession given immediately. Enquire at the holm, or of
MILLER St ItICKETSON,
je2l Nos. '221 and thn Liberty street.
CANDLES AND SOAP=
50 boxes Star Candice, 4's, 5'5 and 6's ;
20 do Common mould Candles;
25 do Cln. German Soap;
15 do do No. 1 do
100 do No. 1 extra family Soar.
In atdre and for nab by
Jel6 MILLER & RTOICRTSGN:
I_TEHRING
-30 bble. No. 1 Dry Salt Herring;
20 U. bids. No. 1 ••
Just received and for sale b
bU y LLER & RICKETSON,
• 221 and r. a Liberty et
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COFFEE. -150 bags prime Rio Coffee ;
85 do. extra do do.
40 do. Old Gov. Java do.
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In store and for sate by KILLEN & RICKETSON.
Je-13 No. 211 and 223 Liberty street
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HENRY DALLEY, Matiukrtumr,
C. V. CLICECEN ER A W., Manufartut,”*.
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No .1
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MtIiMMM
BY TELEGRAPH.
Presides'lsa ftesseipe.
WASHINGTON, August 21.—The President's Moe•
sage was received and read as follows:
Fellow citizens of the Senate and HOLM of Rep
resentatives :—ln consequence of the failure of Con
gress, at its recent session, to make provision fOr the
support of the army, it becomes imperatively incum
bent on me to exercise the power which the Consti
tution confers on the Executive, on this extraordi
nary occasion, and promptly to convene the two
Houses, in order i lyt afford them an opportunity of
reconsidering a sugect of such vital interest to the
peace and welfare of the Union. The exertion of a
partial authority vested by law in the Secretary of
War'to contract for a supply of clothing and the
subsistence of the army, is wholly dependent on the
appropriations annually made by Congress. The in
disposition of Congress to act in this respect before
the termination of the fiscal year hail already caused
embarrassments which were overcome only in the ex
peetations of adjustment during the present month.
If the requisite funds he not speedily provided, the
Executive will no longer lie able to furnish Air trans
portation the equipments and munitions which are
essential to the effectiveness of a military foree in
the field, with no provision for the pay of the troops.
The contracts of enlistment would he broken, and
the army must he in effect be disbanded; the conse
quences of which would be so disastrous as to com
mand all possible effort to avert the calamity It is
not merely that the officers and enlisted men of the
army ore to be thus disposed of. their pay anti
the emoluments to which they are entitled by
the standilig laws, list that the •construction
of arms at the public armories, the repairs,
and the construction of ordnance at, the Ar
senals, and the inanufnetore of military clothing and
vamp equipage must be discontinued, and the per
sons connected with this branch of the public ear
ice thus be deprived suddenly of employment essen
tial to their subsistence; nor is it merely the waste
consequent upon the forced abandonment of the sea
li and and of the interior military posts
and other e-tablislitnents and the enormous expense
of recruiting nod reorganizing the army and again
distributing user the vast regions which it now 0C-
TileNe are evils which, it is true, stay
he repaired hereafter by taxes imposed upon the
country; but other evils arc involved which no ex
penditure, however lavish, coultfremeity, and in cum.
parison with web local and personal injuries air in•
'crests, sink at. insiguineauect, A great part of the
army is situated on the remote (metier.
!The above is all of the Message that was received
in Cincinnati up to the hour of closing. The F.anterti
lining down all the despatches of to night were
received via the Western hoe —Rrtioteren.)
From Kansas
ST. Loco., August 21. --The Leavenworth ('ity,
Kt/near, ./.o.ene/ of the 17th contain, lengthy at.
run n't ~ f another outlneak On the 17th
Brown, at the heal f !ittn Free State men, attacked
sod drove Into Mir,, , Urt a colony of tieorgisiax, near
()%,stowatoruie colony, who were unarmed . their
house,. were hurned, and all their property deetroy
e-1. the Franklin wee attacked by 20e
fin.in Lawrence, all-, after .lisl.dging 11 pro slavery
iota by feltint tire to the bonne tl e) were in, rob
lied the Poet ittiiro of ;17it, to..k 0 I . tnualieto
Slid one pieco of artillery from Mr. Buckley
a gold wat , ll and $4:,;) tr,th of clothing from Mr.
Ilan,._ a large 1.. , of rl..th;lig from M r. Crane: be
ecu Stnin rind $1".:01. a .•111.1 Li and rooter and $12.,
in clothing trite Judge Fane, and a valuable hires.
n o the Tread sell party were on r.. 0, i t IS
thatrait of then; hale fallen Ireadwoil
rent to tlt.% . or aid, eh, called on the r
t r ,op., hut firs reflood to art. The ant. cry
man are driving ell the pro tilt, tr . , men out of I)•.tig
la, county and dertroy lb.; their property.
A t1001'".1, pure oh thii 14th [mar
:UP nii.l •le‘,ry
the letter Laing in a tuft, ri•-•.1.11te.1 in Lilting
IJ et.,ilitionirir 111,1 Abet,
'ln tho i.l the Le<tiair.t.in we. ti.l
lailke..l and taken by ;tut) of I..ttlee wen; the I niteti
Stair, Brown. Williams
ab I i•ther to Charge, •urrencierid with nit
ht:tlg... rut, .1r...y4 the 31...-rtee 111. oh,:
went ty Tr. _3•lv.c!!
fl••th leff,{l4lLtA•tl. u ^.} punned. en 1 Mn
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I. s sues; err s.r,ssers s Ass; sa the trait,
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s. r. CIL e!Knani . :
A 114er$ , t 3 Pad an. treat g tresrly ettraleta.l :a
r raesar. Inc i•st 1.1 t. , drls; e (he lat.
r c..:1 t• 111, 'OA 1., hairs Ls, fen,. -In I lie
r obleh pia, 13!,:r f t:13•1 I.rro
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stnn.l fi, A 1,,n1.1.5a
and v•rti,ol tr... all at ..la
Tulip:la A ,t`. MAJIteI
NI( LES The tilviemgli.Nl
ttalt(at.t..atnt••• Itnal 1,,..,,.1.•1
I. tit Pit Ittlatt tt . 49111ang . unlit n tina •tt : 4 (
I 1 111 K LP..., ulim Ilry non ..II at rttawatattlr la it •
unto Jan N F.. 4 (11( , KIK • C 01.111.1:
II I S II F . I: I. I SS () N
Of 11{L.. 1%
11FN! , 1.1 MOSIIINI; robia),,
SIII I: T )lAN 1 At' I: I.: It
rn and (has iiiii
Gq_ rin rt. iltrt.l.• .4.1,
1 1)( Fresh ',Alt )IV-I.IIOW, I.re,..rved
ill 4 \14 1. •• 1.
Phi 111 ).•. .11 IA n 41.1 V 441 xt
Mt A I'l 1.4.
B i., ,om s
'AM , T. , . lA,
1011 {..ton .11111i.kIn
I•y , wII 3011 N '' , X,IttIEAD
AK ERE:I, New e 1
3 larg,.r t4ale
MC
mil 4 HENRY It 011.1.1 N,
LIME : , (1 1,,r sale liy
1)114 Il I.N 111 11. 011.1.1M 4
K ESTS-IVe linveroveiveti isor
1•I the $I ,•I• Vaal, it 11i111
wi.1,111,1.11y the- itrt.l I.•/ woar.
1.. MUSH FRIA) k 84,N, No 7U 1V“..,1
I(1 DOZ. ItASI ' BE IUtY s`l ' Itl•I'.
don o Flrnu Levy Syrup.
1 . 100 A ppl.. .•
Fp op.
Jam( rue..ivo.l and for malt. by
KEY hi & ANDKR94)7 , ;.
JYA 1N... 39 Wood edr..t.t
CASES l'ltU NES, in jars.
•.1 b 11 , 1 1n.. , 1/ St ram. 1.,' 1..., lu boll
Blackly, ry brandy .hest see'tl and for auk I.y
REY NI Eft St. A NI/Kit:4lN.
Ku. 3tl Wood !I trrol.
F iliS -1110 1,41 x.- fresh Figs for wile by
ANDXRNI , N,
cull No. $9 Wood ntr.-'•'
fr ,-; 0 LBS. Sap Sagll Cheese.
too For sale at
_FENIALE TEAciIEE. WANTED.-- Appli
cation. Win IN' rec..° Igy the u t pl e ceignegl outil
V. the 'Ant tom for gt VEII AIiK Ip:Arlltilt to
I. till the V4enne)
cxuer•,l by the I.•ei~nnl ion ggl NI.. 14114iii111111. hole ggt Aithity
per swoon. Tht• gelocolion or up,ifruot, tuo.t. Igo
equal to deep igg tem hio fleet gghtee 110.111 School.
An E A‘l I N ATII IN will Ile held in the II igh School Willa
log ggo THURSDAY. 'lto 21.1 in.., gicheit. A. N., to ha
conducted by the Profit... a, of the High Selogol.
Ittrettli— It. E. MMOW IN ,
u ts. Prett't Ceutrol Board of Fel Ural it o.
.
0 LET OR FOR SALE—The Lease and
T
vix-tor.•,‘ of the
STORE AND DWEI.LINIi
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ON FEDERAL STRUT.
Near the Post Office. Allegheny City, suitably fur a Dry
U. fats, Moe. tint or Clothing More.
Thu fixtures are all new.
Immediate pONSNISIOU can be given. Inquire on the
prorates, of [aultir2w—chD . l JAMES COWLING.
0 CENT Oolong English Breakfast
TEA fur sale at (aulG) DR.AVO'fI.
T)AINTINU-WILLIAM CLAYTON, Or
uamental and Fancy Paint. r, 107 FORTH titreet,
tn. n eo Wood nod Bwlth Ilnld ntrrets.
icirmi work done in the first style of the art. an?
STEAMBOAT LUMBER YARD.—G. W.
COFFIN having purcbused Copt Join. Vaudargrift's lum
ber mud spar yard, No. 49 Water street, is now preparod
funxiati steamers or others Buy description of sawed lieu.
ber. aul4 em
JIINIPEti BERRIES-1060 9be. ju7st •re
mired and fur sale by I FLEW.): 0 BROS.
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PITTSBLIfitin BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS, EXCHANGE.
Prerieleen..
L WILMARTII.
Vice Pm-tete-nu.
T. 8. CLARKE, GEO. W. CABB.
Treasurer.
N. lIOLMES, Ja.
Secretary.
JAMES P. BARR.
Superintendent.
R. T. NORTHANI, Ja
(bnimietre of Arbifralim for Augmt.
OHO. W. CASg., V. P.
ISAIAH DICKEY, THOS. BELL,
J. A. W11,30:4, D. %I 'e A!V Dl.Ess.
MOVEMENTS ON OCEAN STEAMERS
TO SAIL
Ships ',ITC 14w Thys
lleri iiiii in. New York lire ..Ice I tie 12
Kaliuburg New York t i 1...a ,, r , July 12
Canada . Bunton Liverpool luly 111
lialtie New York I iverp001............1n1y 19
Africa New York Liverpool . loly .l
la•Losou New Y0rk........Li , 0rp0l iuly 24
Fulton New York LI aVr ... V il4 CoWer,...lllly ...!..;
Burreknis New York Uovre July •28
TO ANJOYN..
Ships Leant .I.llr Days
Fulton liar re... .......... New York.. July
Niagara. host on, Ate Liverpool I sly I.
Kricarten IA 1,011.0.1 . ..... .. New York. July a
Pollan Liverpool NFW York ... ....... July 12
City of lioltlntore... Liverpool [telt ilLime ...... ..... Ju l y 11;
Worthington %lon therepton ... New York J uly if
Pltt.SnUßGa l , August 21, 1,311
The continued showers which have prevailed for
the past three weeks, begin to tell upon our risers,
which have slightly risen within a day or two, but
not sufficiently to be serviceable for steamboat navi
gation. Should there be a continuance of the prey.
ant extraordinary weather, there will doubtless be a
sufficient rice to enable the smaller class of steamers
to resume their trips. l'ntil then, business will con•
tinne restricted. There have been tome arrivals of
Produce within the past week, by ricer; while the
railroads are in?reasing their supplies. We have no
feature to notice in the business of the week; and
the prices generally, although well sustained, have
undergone nu change.
The Money market hes undergone no change since
our last; there is a good demand, without any pros
sure, and the Banks continue to discount freely the
unexreptionable paper offered ; there is net a large
amount offered outside; good
paper being occasionally
discounted at about 12 per rent.
The New York nesse says that on Tuesday last
there was an improved imutidenee in Money and in
Stock affairs, and decidedly less rr• eking In the
street. though, as yet, the up •aril turn in the Bro
kers' Beard only shows itself in the firmness with
whieb most of the leading shares are held, rather
ban the activity of 1.241L1035. The eggregate rale•
were a 14.000 shares. The general market elmmil
quite steady. Money was readily had by the fit.,ek
and Domestic Exchange 'louses at 7 per cent , re
turtrnialo on call. The inquiry continues active for
Discounts et previous came, though the nearing on
Tuesday, at some of the Lugo Banks was a moderate
The term La first class Sterling bills Itatu a ti.t s
good demand, and the liter 1091 por rent. unto A
1t1.4.!Al amount. Sueh of the leading. flank,.
were not In the market to dinsegers et this rate, eat tied
with their Mirtumer at tOtii. The tranimeti,in, In
French Earbange uftru tea. than male c.ir • Cunard
'Ulmer, and to will he the rbipments Spv,le Lv
tido opportunity. The iaLtet event up tp...09.i.0u
leuthentt, itroiuding a moll parool litleer. Tl,
foll.wring were the tranaaeti.na at the tioverntmeot
.fflev Tuviday
Ti 44..v.inat
Tr•vcatgry
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rs_r c.g l•
Trott, i. hul• dttetitt lit qt..; the Art.) ;.t
441.3 WI hakca up se-1 1.2.,e4t
op the rc a•ccAqt,hrt: s . t• 1 et,nr-r.
The uthe.al es eracto • the hank a • • !
Now 1 . -rt. , tlc rcnk rneliar ay 1.,. An,.
IS, present ,u toe IsiraTOCISLO 11 110 4.431 S. 1 .• n. .t
-eal ,1 Use ranecal tot, ontent, u .-4,tup.rod
w it h re. .tstvment nt . S.t.wiiijiy,
The mei ehaflgee err
I • ono, to, . t• r,
to- room. ol c4t, oses
112 clad ing the NO. 1 - 1,4,11Vp “Atetiterd Natur
n. tbe o ,ni.sa 4 l ~..•
tcrss•.tnlnt4 , :a
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The Rtatatneal turns out something wore favora
ble than usti voireully tun4eal f..r Th. book, begln
the new week Oa • risme a.erage apeele, ant
probably hobl to-day r.rukiderelly over thirtrour ul,l
hour. The Impreali..ct ir that the wool+ ly rbtetoebt
vt a ue Sub Tmaiury °gle e bar early r. es !sea It
maximum d.r tha 'lvrasant. an the ette•st of .et oral of
the great Approttabetion bill■ parre4 6r t'..gt.se
awn be flatt up the bstertves. par: ,at:y.
Lor
i.;.., by Loci Saturstay. i)o the leth Atlguet
year the
t tin ,115 a tr.l4 113 itrart4a4
Yut• r, naantt .
t.n litl. lagud, ftt.A, prca'nt otat.m.nt
I
rqit , T 1,103311
I 11..1,31 , C ~ t $O. 14. is elty N. - . York
At Philadelphia, on Tuesday, there was a v. iv
moderate business in Stocks, and the market elosevl
dull only shout 13.000 of loans and soon, leen
shame sold. The principal changes are a slight do
rime in City Sizes, and an advance of Z in Reading
Railroad shares, E in Catawisea Raitrnnd, v , in Penn
sylvania Railroad, and 1 In North Ps. Railroad.
The street rates of paper rule at onto per co o. d o ,
count for good Market street paper, a n d 101112 per
cent. for railroad paper.
The Italtitnore of Wednesday represents the
stork market on the previous day as haring been
been very dull, but steady. The indisposition to
speeulate was scarcely over more apparent. ..There
t• hole or no pressure upon the market of the lead
ing vtocks, which, notwithstanding there it n.l patin e
demand. preserves theta from material tltictilations.
The Valley Bank of Maryland, which exploded In it
week has passed into the hands of a Reeeiver, Mr.
human, Fresident Of the Hagerstown hank.
The brokers of Itiow Yurk hold about $40.000 of the
notes of this hank, and the citizens of Mar)lantl,
Western Pennsylvania add Ohio alma{ vti,non.
The Cincinnati Cosieteeciut, in ita weekly re, Um,
dated Tuesday evening tart : " Th 3 Money or Ex
change markets hare nut undergone any opecial
change during the week ; the demand for money has
been modenite, but thesupply of currency ii..t !mint;
large the market in quite firm at 10112 per cent. for
first class business paper. Eastern exchange i+
steady but not firm at IA premium, with only a
moderate demand.
The Pennsylvanian gives the following table of the
Instils on the four great lines of railroad for ten
months:
From Oct. 1, '65, tram (Ict I. '1.4
. .. _
to July at,•eu. to July 31,•15
New York ODOM/ $4126. 0 41 0,114,71'2
New York awl &le .......... ...... 1,153,167 4,513,1 u;
Penney I v auin Central .1,161,M05 . 2..,90h.48::
8a [amore awl ()btu 8,961,441 b 3.3b5,573
Total 30 months $151,409,01H $ 1 ‘1,11211,5a4
I nrresee over Net year 3,3117,1114
The Preasy/ranian adds: "The largely increased
earnings of all our leading lines of railroad, and es
pecially of all the lines penetrating the centre of the
rapidly increasing trade of the West, should induce
renewed exertions On. the part of Philadelphia busi
ness men andpapltalistatis push forward to a speedy
completion our, Jong
. projected line of railway, de
signed to tap the trade of all the Upper Lakes tit
itrie, and pour its profit into the lap of our city.
The route is one of,nature's own designing, and the
line once completed might defy competition with any
other, enjoying as It would, over all, every advant
age of grade and directness, both materially reduc
the distance : and the cost of travel. Tapping the
Lakes betweek. Buffalo and Cleveland, with singular
harbor advantages, and lying midway between the
New York and Erie and the Pennsylvania roads, it
could not but share, to the fullest extent, in the trade
of the whole' north7west seeking an eastern outlet,
even to dividing with the New York lines that por
tion of the trade and travel destined for New York ;
for ultimately, when s few more links of road are
completed, very mtudt.tif.,the business of that city
with the West rind, trot our shorter and more
-,di
rect routes, find Its way through Rennsylvania, en
tering at Easton and departing at Pittsburgh and-
LAKE SUPERIOR MENINO lITEKESTS.—The amount
•
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MEE
oapitsol taFisttatitt tire caning tt.a
Lake Superior rag 'n Is nruch larger than has been
generally supposed. No less than fortyleix corpo•
rate companies have been organized and are now.iti'
full progress there. Of these eleven have their" &f
-ken in New York city, nine in Boston and nine in
Pittsburgh, two in Philadelphia, and the rest in Pro
vidence, Cleveland, Waterbury, Ontonagon, Detroit,
Superior City and Engle Harbor. Twenty-four are
divided into twenty thousand shares each, fourteen
into ten thousand shares each, three into fifteen
thousand shares each, one into twelve thousand
shares each, one into nine thousand shares each, two
into six thousand shares each. and ono into sixty
thousand. The value of the vhares we are not in
formed of, except in one instance, the Montreal com
pany, which has a capital of 1.300,000, divided into
shares of £5 each. If this were a gauge of the
value of the other shares, the aggregate capital would
be seventeen and a half millions of dollars.
ASH ICS...Theri. iA hot doilig in Soda Ash, which we
nominally at l'otn nominal at r)! nnl.•+ I ion+
Pearls at four mimth
ItACON...The Itlarkot is steady without any change in
bitlet! Ylithy 111.1lOillli 0 67,7)00
Friday—woo it),. shoulders and hams at 101, , ,d2 :
ow lbs shoulders at lks• , cash: 2101) In lot
nt club; 3000 lbs. du. at Ile., sixty days; 5000 lbs.
hams at I I a,, a nsh ; and 500 i Ibs. Shcoulderfl at 10 1 „ , .; 30 days.
2000 lbs. Shoulders at 10a., rush; .h , OO
at 10 1 2 :., thirty days; 2000 lbs. Sides at do.; 2000 lbs.
causing/led llama at do.; 7 tierces 13. C. Hams at 14c. do.
.Ikmday-41500 tbs.. Shoulders and Batas at 10 1 1 awl 11c., :0
days and cash; 40111 lbs. canvassed llama at 12. r., 30 dap.
Tsitsday--2000 eiinv.r.d hams at 11 ' , V.; IWO Um.
sugar cured Icarus at lir ; 3000 Its. shoulders six
ty dap IWO IN. sales at 11 1 .?., cash; 1.011 lb.. (11.11 , I.- 01
hauls at 11 . cdortday-1000 lbs. shoulders mid haws at
100411! ; is . ; 7000 lbs Hlorabicts a' lc, ,c., thirty days; ::000
canvassed hauls at 12c., 1111,1) days, null 20 0 the. ptaiu horns
mt l ie.,
IiCTTEII.. Tile, is not Imo L .I.anaild far parked hat,:
sales of small fats !rinse, Massy. , . la•ea mails
11, last figans. being ...Maims] fur a 51111. of b kegs made uu
Tlasala3.
-There is an hill/MINS/ demand, and as the sup
ply hi rather light, there feu tondency to firmness in the
market, without, however, any chango in quotations. We
note sales ;lb besot IVl.Siet.l Rwet ve, In hits, at 10401 Inc.
URIEU 11E17_1 here Ls not any activety lit market
sale of M 1 tierces was made yesterday at lie., thirty days.
DRIED Pr.r rr have hoard of no lades of Apples
our last; the market is now but poorly supplied; ire
vs... air former rotes ns the nominal price, :
$1,75 %st bushel - A lesle of :MO bushels of Peaches was mods
on Tuesday at g:1 bushel, cash, which is ths ruling
price id this er sere ertirls,
il3ll l There is no extered.e Inquiry for ltigo, tot regu
lar •mil", are making at from lb 1, I i p it, sun
IRE 1411 (di Sale, es Millon and ratan&those et
j 4,5.4
Firfl There lo a ste,ole demand for Mu. krLral No
, 0r...1.m/a .10. $":47,54 - .) Herring f.e.(5 0 1.5..); tt bite
ill./.,kkg.l I ; Tr out faa,inata ILI 1i 1.1.1.
Elarl: it The utak/1.11 la tu-lotuited its to par.., and
L uo•oler tar tto, 1,4,1dt...a of aupplieo, it la r tiro *rt.°
sotto rut , . Friday a...X. to 1991 (allows Y.
•/ ry .f 14 1.14.. otirn from uguu at :..Litt,
.1.• from, at V 010 . ,. 40 WAIL talportlue titan dela.% nI 34;
L•l4. nor fro. La.- at $1..1.4: ./1 , 1.1,4 extra ft uni el. re at
• ,
In 144. extra family tram Cur.. • luei Iti.L••
. att.. in luta. at 5.3.15 Saturday-42 ILILI4 extratatJ.. •
•I 14 lad. entarfase Loud extra tiro. oag Vora
14,4 from ..arc Mio. extra
jr •••: till., •taxottitst, to LA, at KV ,
W.I. exit% .11 , - ton lads ex era from wharf
at 241 lAA. roparilue told extra trout wharf al
if•A••• , :at 1. td.la ant...aux. fr..u. 110 ngr.4ll at Pa; la+ Wax an
te, n.., orb es tra INm •I.'r al •Lti.-• •
bur and xtra I. , •nt atate at S6,'..ILL sod 143 laLla.
extra end extra litolly from Laura at ant 11t..t.
Tarr./ In W. 11111,11 Ink at KV.; 14 1.1.14. extra at :
?a Md., extra lanai> at r t.1.1g at, at litt,•;.,
1.14.. t. a at, sr.,' oat 10 1.4.14 de. xt
Ltd. n trcm r n n at V.,99. 97 1.41*. rnpnrtln• It.
1.14/ fr,m
t 1.146. ,A ;Iv tamtl) (two .1,- *I
61.16. P Orpt ft +mu At :t," I
I•••, s.rt 7'3 =t,•i • iftn frt.n.
mkg.., *I *JO:
I I C %.:414.1 rm.t, Oats ft ..m •r..M •t
larah 1..; at 1,. tram. :$d !•sinix. t!, t.• ar,,, nt
1.4". I.egy srrlsoll t0u1r....1. w• 1 I.' vet, ,11.,
Of L., CAI , at. V.'. 1 , 01211115 i 44 $l.lOl. 1.14 W,
I=ECEI
u" tt. 1,0 .e 1,144 4111.1 I, 1
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I', 1., 3 Wt." 6.1 ta. chum,.
4,nm,- to tn,lturtl grade :tet. 1,. Irttor recrtpt.l
%mall ut.,l snip!, light en]." 64. X, W.I. at lot
t., fr,li4m7 f , r .rtrr
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t It,, In I‘r•t ntl.l. list , repot 1,1
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a at•anl a %port ;haunt.] nod .1 1 , 4 , 141 K; lade- 2 , f , t/
I•ltslA wt i , l,3Stoi 1.40 ha fair dld o bite Catind!no ; Idr
clad, Lana: 1 ,Oti her whits. olod.
K 1•1111 1, k y. $1 .:4ad, tor ral ; SI.S.M.fI,St for tad
r. o and sl,a.Gof her whit.. do. I. acatca nod not. d
Si r, tart kkk old naal twar. Can u oldady ; Ably. 4i.,444‘1
1 , 11 , 11 Iconed ot COW' 11+11. in nal toad nt 401,,17 lot
Stado nud 11 ant.do 11'11tnky henry sales ;1../0 44;14 ;
net 1• avai al :14.. Io.tk I new.. il.l/4"; .ale, 9.1.11 bn N
at $1 V.371:aa.1 use.; 144.4 Itenvy tat fro not,
t., , r yrnne aa•ma, .i.Siakattll tor tria,kval
MO. Haat llama and prima nowt !Gant nominally tIo•
242011114'. Cot 01rattn ntaats4l . 4 ; 34400 Ibe. Intik :4 boulder, Mg
ht
:SU 111010, 11.1t111 Lard 11.1.. at
1 '7'4'
CiNt'isaVrt. Augmot In.—Flour chill: antra to 1.1 Ist t sire
t $5,76, alter the reeeikti of Attlee'. 111V111 I Re, axe r•
I 1 n.`l I Isianifnaletl, maim 14St , laothelts ulttte tt heat
tt $1,'20 Nlo.ki etea..l, ealea lot hl.ht. at . .!ttertlf ' . l't .•
11110(114 Inn.-ttve. anehnuttell; n Ituottal loottle •t.
lotto at Keller% rater.
Ile - alasva, nuillgel4l lon AND 1.14
111 i.rr Y. Ido out wonder at. Ow pupularliy
HAN rzl ISITTratS, oow.
V.. 1110110111 plevioie.l,!• Us use, lily Ordinary ft,..1,•1111 , e.1
.met. re trerne tinonen, when plartnl liefore me. that l alue••t
ilrentiril the would thr diaper Intl!. Rory tiling I rat ohm"
narred with iiir. 11y diarstirtt organs nerpp•d to !vire h.t
nil lower. Furl my 0010.0 'option, wan Kt; rouipletely 0141-
tertul, that I wan unable to Write 19,0 1111:111t. at a till,"
CA trrTon !--livard against purchasing an Wilt:ad...
prosont Impositiot, bo careful to ask for tiosrbave's Holland
"Lt. Fuld at El per bottle, or nix bullion for tz, by the pr.*
mmmau, ItENJANIIN PAtAlt, JR. A CO., hiliaufacturiug
Pharmaceutists and Chemists, Pittsburgh, Pa.; IL E. BEL
-1,1k1:8 A 00., corner uf Sueoud and Woo,' streets; slid
Druggists senoritas. unldla
TARENTUM CAMP MEETING.
THE ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD
Two daily truing (Sundays except.l) will run nn follows
Leaving Carron street al tl o'clock A. 91., and :;:n5
p. NI.
On THURSDA V. AliKust 21, on extra train will tont, at 9
o'clock A M.
On SATURDAY. August extra trains will leave at 1:.:10
and 8 P. M.: the latter train will return from Tar...tern
MONDAY at 1.10 A. M.
On the day the Encampment closes all extra train skill hate
Tarentotti fur l'ittniouo ph at II t."‘.1...1 A. M, and ii 10...5-tool,
too l , another train early in the afternoon.
Klcurskin tickets fur tile t mind trip linty be had for 60
cents. . A. J.'llo PP El:,
aught) lit Supetibtentleat.
DWELLING HOUSE FOP RENT, Situate
.11 Carson street, Birmingham, coutaing a large dou
ble parlor, dining room, Litchen and eight chambers, nit It
waali•liouse, out.oven, well of soft water, with pump, garden,
cloiets and pantry. The above is pleasantly situated,
fifteen minutes walk from the city. OtunibusseA pH, the
house every half boor.
Immediate possession can be bail.
S. CCITABERT
au2l :a Market et.
T- 1
CENTS! SEPTEMBER 15 CENTS!
liarper's Magazine for September, 15 cents.
Godey's Lady's Book,
Grata/del Magazine, :g
Peterson's "
Balletes 10 cents.
Yankee Notions, 12 cents.
Call or send for Books Magazines or Pagers, to
W. A. GILDENY CO,,
au2l Fifth at, oppos* the Theetse.i2
VOR .SALE.—THREE SCHOWLSIIIPS
tu Duff's Oollege will be dieposettnt to3ippllemioni4Q•
the enunthig Room of the Daily Morning Poet. nun
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New York Markel. •
hln Nws... A us.,wt
eincipuall Market
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RIME
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t „TEM Rrts:M t-Imat evening, at sundown, there were 2 feet
ertaßllol6loollllloo4.l4l4t.o nietat twice—having
faillll4,,t‘.3othepdet 24 home. The weather coma~
timialiaidol4ooog. aline of more rain.
A stiimmfOthe Merin Amcdation " will be held this
morning at 10 o'altirk.
• THII iittiOPteettler "Julio Blisall ':' waishaulect.up the wharf
)esterilay anii.commenced loading for Wheeling. She only
drawl; eight inches water when light. „
Tile steamer "Castle Garden " was to haw,' beau sold at
St. Louts, the other day, t,r ss,ooo—one•hatf cash and, the
balane3 on t i me, but the $l,OOO wan not pall, and, of coulee,
us ante.
Tur arrivals yesterday were the steamer 4 ' Han" from
Jam No. 4, up the Monongahela, departed again, ut I
'clock, for Brownsville. The liy ' also arrived and
departe3 for I{l.zailieth. The 110 W St',lller "I.serti , ia "
psrtel for Wheeling with a falr trip, notwithstanding the
short untie° fur her departure.
Tut Louisville Courier, of the 19th, say,
The river we., ot:i.viy yeetorday, with tix inehen
water ou the lath, by t he pilot mark —a else r.f folly an inth
Mere Sunday. Along the channel hence to Ciudnnati there
are ration 28 to 30 inehee water. and n i lee expected, lu the
lower Ohio river there were, by the last arrirain, about 28
inchne reported, excepting at :‘.eufiletuwit, where there were
but two teat water.
Too St. Louis Democrat, of the 19th, nays:
Heavy rains have fallen here, and elsewhere, during some
days past, which will undoubtedly affect the rivers to some
,ati•ut. The river at this point roan tau inebee yesterday;
but dial upward tendency is probably but temporary. Ikeda
from the Illinois; continue to report that stream erttilin
w•irse Tlia Missouri is tailing rleveral beats that Julie
gone up, bad to put out portions of their cargoes en the
banks. In short-the Ilisminri is fast getting into a dreadful
condition. Boats to mid from New °Henna hare lately en
countered ninny dlnicnittes. The lower Mississippi Is get
ting low, and only five and a half feet water h tolie found
at island 34, the worst bar in the river. The Cora Anderson
sad Edward Walsh arrived from New Orleans yesterday.
Thu latter lightened et Island 34, b!ii feet. by discharging
400 tons railroad iron. Freight continues plentiful for New
()Heath only; flour at Tile. bbl., and wheat and corn at
40c. 'p 100 Ms.
STEAMBOATS.
Regular Tri.Weekly Wheeling Packet..
The steamer LAOlti LISE will tens fur the
above every Tuesday, Thursday mid Saturday,
he charge of L. Z. 'Stumm., and W. 0. I.ktidakwe,
Clerk, tusking corotectione with the Itahroatis at Welles illo
and Steuben vine.
For liNogba °Tierney apply on board. an2l
Nor Cincinnati and Lostisvilie.
The new itemizer CliblcALA, Capt. Tucr3.
will leave for the above and interme
diate ports, Vital DAY, =I For freight or
passage apply on board.
N. 0. if there o eurticient ride in the ricer to let her over
the fella ahe it goitiT direct to New Orleans au2l
Tl3O Itmcnor AIAIIIN KR, Capt. C. A. DEAN,—
Clark, H. 11. L.i.aq-k—wlt learn fur thu.bcove
4n 1 port. THIS DAY, at o'clock
Fur (might La. pac•ag. apply on 4.oard.
For Cincinnati.
The strum, CoMNI Copt. J.. 1. ltoontr
sottt • -Clerk, 11 &CR 'I NlL...—.ilt leave tor Cl..'
&bort. Awl Interiors/into porta THIS PAY. at
MMIM
I.'or freight or passage apply on board.
LEMON & CO.-TRANSPORTATION
LINE.— Hat ing made extensive pre- -
parstions this larillt44. Se are now prepare./
to doe MEATY lICSINEUS by PEN NSYL Ats tiA, A L
and RAILROAD, THROUGH TO AND FROM THE . P.AST-•
ERN CITLEI3. Wo can assurer, ens friends Auld alf tlaae
&slimed to patrol:du the Penna. Canal and Itailead, that no
pains will he aimed to render general salt faction to Ship
pens of Eastern and Western Freight. The AVOIDANCE
tIF THE INCLINED PLANES ON TILE A
PORTAtIE RAILItuAL will give inenused cluopatch to Om
Oansmhalon of freight.
Le , on PENN street, at the Canal Dasin.
mtill LLOYD 3 LEMON.
kiER . B TRANSPORTATION
V
Antkipating the want of facAllita fo -
transporting Freights to and from the East
cru UUro., via Prestailveinia and Raanauts, we hate
merest si oar stock of floats, ft.c, on same, to a DOCIELE
LA ILY LINE, which glvoa us a inspoulty of over 1500 tons.
per mouth each Islay.
We minim our friends., and those disposed to patronise the
Mete Improrealetzta there wilt i.e nothing spared on ofm
Part to reader veered fististwtion In forwarding , Bastore
and Western Freights with promptitude and deepatrh.
ER lIFIVIIELL,
Canal Basin, Plitshurgti, Pe
ll. /1 (441;
Rl'Candlems, ;11eaus SI. Co.,
(1... v.... to Wick We.u3tlt, wt.)
WHOLESA LE ; ROC EltS, and Dealer:: in
Ito C , N All=. 111,.% fir . COITUN YA Wit?, aiatl Pitt
t•nrrb lID, vOro.l . of W 0.41 AC.I
I 'lmtt.urgh. taly,
necehring, Forwarding, Commis
STEAMBOAT AGENT.
COHERCIAL STREET,
Summer Arrangement.
A ENV VALJ.EV RAAL ROAD.
lEEE=
Shortest. end. flortlelcest Rant* co i n* Pointe
on the Allegheny Hie er..l
IRKS, TAICK NOTICE—The toxins will etarr.
front CARSON 'nate.) of InyLo rrst, o n
Lent.
'MI! DAILY TWA INS Imre' Itittabalrab SA Int low, -
- I,,, rnino &Nu, at 8 eclirk, V- IrIiTANN I NIL.
CL ENAILik., !COLLIN, ILILD-tafilii, 111:A1,1"2 Has
11A TIAN 1 Xtri, uuntraomutto, BILOOKVILLE, to .INtl
poluta
Nesseing AanlMAßStliztitin leaves at 6:45, P. M., stapping Ist
all iaa)•litatLitis.
rare to Klttanaking, 111.25
..................§175 jelarion ...-
14411ank 2 25 , Itriineralitirg.;..
Cm Lvrltle ...... . ..... 27 a
lira y'a lt.nl 2 2'5 Malaninnig
........ ...... 2 on TeX..
ItsittiWirgri S 75 linchanknibui
"thanwindak .......::.O
Pawnor. eIII plea)* Procure tliPir Tickets at the
soma]. 51 Wayne , and Penn street. A.. 1. Frill.P1:11.
&iperluta•ndent.
100 utfitiolktitiiiirA FOR SALE.
IN EAST-LIVERPOOL 01110.
6 I li)1Nt; LOTS FOR SALE 60 c..ct
I.y liin 1.,4, in Janata Blakoly'atlair.l a iduion to tlia
warts 4.1 liodit..Litorpool. Ale,.,
THIRTY-SI
EN, ill fret try Mt fret, to ditrereht pawl. of 'h., tovrli I,•r
mate oat n-msoutaae terms of {Apnea t. Apply to
N. 8- 0.44.4 n,rpc
or lo ILLAKALY
1.Y* 26 Root Estate Briers, Pittutstrgt.
AVING PURCIIASEI) the interest of
TIIOM AS WIMUTMAN, in the ,P3ttrit jyo w Yard, on
the twat of Ithay.l will hereafter carry on ths
sod Sloan train work, ht all their branch.-'. at Mire aid
Water street, below Penn " the e of Wit
p.n. it, this bltsitteSo, I hope to Tender astisfai tion. to AM.
lio larva' me with their trade. J AMESIVIUIII At AN,
Pittsburgh Ma) 2 , , laZdl. c IVattitt.el
DUKE SPIt!ES.—L am now mannt,veturitig••
1. pure Spices for my retail cantina, ittid whir), I warisait;
to to sueli
CLOVES, a
CINNAMON,
A LSPICK,
GINGER,
PEPPER, an&
Pure MOSTA:It IL
F. IL DA A VO,
No. 1 Dian:mod and t>n liLarket
WANTED-- Seventy-five Ci A L-El Ilit: P. RX,
for a new work at Saw-ni tom. iu ths, County.'
Stiatd ) wart: tool good wagtail given few ono year from :xeit
teuxber lat. Apply Iti Touiperanceville, to
tutu- cliDsl,7s M%7ILVILAY k SNIITLEY.
rtlEAull El:. \V ANTED- orate' Teaohor,
j. to i eke charge iif a Co u nty Seminars in 'Virginia Av .
iiitist be Colltfif`telft to batch [lie Lan g uages and
high, l•ranches of Mathematics. Addr.....1, with 1....kr0ne...a,'
l.t.a7E. le )\, No. Inn Pittsburgh Post titS.e. sot::
DATF:NT ELASTIC PACKING Ef_lß EN -
1
IN Etx.— Engineei nod others i n lere,ted are invite
to call and examine 3 00W article of packing for all parts of
onginea. porup.i, where soft packing io required.
The ii.lo3litogos of tide alibi., a 1..: great durability. Haying
of allow, ri dart ion of fiction, iiiiii..quoottyrgiying o f
roptire ta be dal en out of the sla ittp boxrc,
bein g packed in it cone, the packin g is gradually consumed,
Niue darin g time and material. Specimens of the Turiona
size. may he seen at
W. S. MAVEN'S Stationery Warehou-e,
myBl, Market et., corner of Seemid.
W lII'IfLING.-4ersons fontt i his ha
pastime can his provided with one of the host
POCKET KNIFES in tbe country ut
BoWN
•••
No. 136 Wool street.
• -
t'ILL3IORE MEN ATTENTION !•--200
copied of the l'lll LA DELI'II IA NEWS, recel ved
Vrice two rents.
For solo by R. T. C. 71101VIAN.
JY' 2,l 41 Fifth 01.
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS.,-We have
on hand the largeat.aud best sasorted litook of TEAS
Lao found In the market, 511 of %lads at the
L AVEST PRICES. S. JAYNES,
Jyl4 Pekin Tea Store, No. SO Fifth at.
JOIIN WOODS, BANKER AND EXCHANCIi
Dealer iu Exchange, Cknumerclal and Hank
N„ lea, St.. ”1: bought and Hold on Cotiblibibotb Cittlooliono
carefully attended to. Interest paid on Idepiwitii. No. ill
JONES' N EIV IILtILDI NO, Fourth street. jedn
PURE LINSEED OIL.--The mubscriber
having engaged in the manufacture of Linseed tnl,
would Inform consumers and dealers, that he is proper d
supply thorn with a strictly prime article,
.lytiti J. POIIOONNI.AKEIt, 24 Wood at.
CONCENTRATED LYE—A new article
VV for making Soap. warrantod superior to Potash iu
ery retiwrt. Rentrmher, I pound worth 10 of Pontah.
On hand and for tato Ity [nolBl FLIIIIIINO 11809.
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NOTICE 18 hereby given that an applie:‘ thin
will be wade to the Legislature of "PVIIIIIIISIV 2I.in,
th. ...anion, fdr n Charter of IncOporktion fo- a
SAVING FONT) ]TANK, to be loaded Ile the linrot,ll of
Birmingham, Allegheny County, to be etyled •••11,,- t:ir
nenghsen Saving Fund," and to be a hawk of Depoot
Dissanol, with a Capital Stock of Serentptive Thooo u.d
•-• Iv I
ITDLUM'S SPECIE'
and tbr sale by t
.
T AR --50 ban. N. C. Tar fur sale by
192.6 SMITH, MAIMITN
ti • TEM,
(I . OFFEE- ,
30 pockets Java Coffee, 80 ffaa. e.cb
pms Abp:Ltrisitps--4 7,
.1) 100 .??10401 1 # 6 1 . 9ii . r, ,
25 _ A t tu
'2OO " Lake Champ
rpci, , D ,
100sUtAb
For sale-by
, 4",
Wi=ha
icor Cincinnati
M=El
talon Merchant
St. Louls, Mn
IMgWaigg
VD -
rose in hLore
INO Int. 1:-.
90 bags prime Old Laguaym Oak*. ,Reeelved ley
F. TC DRA .
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nealthaild Strengtivinu .ev!-
tably Follow OH Fse
flovatii vnISI
HOLLAND' BIT
DYSPEP - S4A
DISEASE OF THE juDAys
LIVER. COMPLAINT,
- WEAKNESS OF ANY EINIA
K.
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Nature finds no new enemy t&tainbat,ml(l4 lids delight. .. -
fel tonic iu the ordeal. Its offsets aresimost Inagical, yet
.the tore pm-manes( It communicates alma to, :
the ayetem. but by minimize its taut : energy le.rionnal Be; •
Lion, errabled it to throw oil the es tete, and thriltAhoroogh..l). •
eradicated the disease.
When. its nialicinal virtues are so unfrersallr.artaCtllli".,. -- -
edged. and particularly hero, wheralt -
bar a family medicine, that iris Bold by,nauty.4llistgrecerittr.;;;;-;' , - • .
RR WW druggists., It as all thee druggists. waultbispun '
offer further evidence, yet withdraw* 0,1131006r610(00.4Th60 •
have tried many adwatitteArtmedieS„...4untAtill - iittirer •
Dyspepsia in one or more or :Itaalreattlint:torilWitlPTOnlir
the following certiticatedalhieartilieWicitYytOs eh canjoot
ha doubted. coining astWl der front pentOnsto well known. • '
.011.4.9! ITISDODIGItOh 'UM ,
Wm. trill:Lehman, liaq a:oven knows. -
"f have frequently
sbd it invariably rehears badiaiatturiskirlibnity.
Itev-Saoluti Babcock &Witt
its walilfor ltserara,laaadachei .. .. with.widsk),.4uo,lougauro
feted."
Woodwelli Loui says 4 504xwatault.#74 I. IIIQI- "
bluff Ilitten ,m9043140n4 .nwimieridp(l449a ,
• "; '
it to bejuat what it is represented." _
Ald.donathan Neely, of Lower dt.ClairitTsyr"/.lloprattliit
'tided great benefit from its 124 fog Ireakpe..Wl:44ll4 ,l lftafarAk.
and ttedigeation." • ' e • • '
• James M...slnrphy - asaye: ' , After several Aityslcitiusi bad ft 9'4
tailed, ace:hared llolLand-Bitters removed' titurpain *Obi,
my heart and side, arising from, indigeitioni%
The editor of the ilittanniug•kroo Pratt sa "After. ono
oftha best physicians in Ohl place had-..l.laerhateit
liellandlintterm cored tne of the worst folio 'of dpepitio."
Smock Felix. only manufacturer of. - thiP'ariginal Er
tract of ColUad, says: I know that your-ifelland hitters' is
oneof Om beat medicines in the world. for.n . ...Alsortkuud
abanach or tiler."
Dr. laubsig.aditor of the -Packet," Bititimortu sat:mounted
it a medicine doers log theca/WU:LOW:B' ather,puldim
Dr. IDierhart, the leading 01 Puma-,
has prescribed it frequently during thetas! tprDi rent, with
marked stared, to debilltatedstatowi'of the dilestive Organs,
or of rho dytte .1. generally. • • •
' 24te radeta.,,"er of Ballon'd VinetaePitethryditdysi " L-uaed
it myselc. end was therafere hulteceditistiy , itit-effect -upon
my wife, (troubled With the grwtt , Sebllity - Oramon to all of
n constauptive babita murrain,* it I. doing bar more good
anything she hatt_ever taken." •
Norm! , -
Whoever expects, to fool in title beyeregwwill be disap
pointed,' but to the get, • weak and low:spirited. it will
pros* de grateful arematieeordidl,powtassedefSingular rem
edial properthw. •,'
. ; IeitUTION.I is
The great poptaiiilty,4ll l `dcdelighlror 4,,tioBbaa induced
mane irkqiird guatetagaittst pur
chasing. Itc not Ildrsitutdal.lo'bu.ahr.bbealse until yen
linv" given Boiirhat - cllAalland.fll i tiCps Stirtrfal. One hot
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tlo amilnce you liOvi ,TAitiPoritir to all thee"
/13i"Sold at .S.l per blittla,'Jkii?: lroftloo tat tki by the so
ProPriefortli ILIDNJAMINYAAR, .7t12,
ManuSwiurtnit CharMaccutistaand,rhonildie,
car. Smithfield atittniirel ah•netaririlmbrirgh.
osssitat.da
Phibuk4phia. 'l'. W. Dy.rtt I.satia, 1iV.,N.,-.2llitrcoL New
"Curb, Zara. 4: Park, 21:o4 .1441*ay„.•Coriter Duane . WO
more, Casper° Brothers.. flitt,Yiltreet ,mid, Penna. Avenue-
John ii. l'aii-14`-,Cluengta..Parclay diethers, 2 S.
Water et. SG Joule, ilarairdr-klit4iila.A..Co...Vii. Orlaam; •
'Wright tI Co.
FEVER' IrA,'t; - ,
AND the various affections .otufittt, upon
disordered Rotund) or Lives'. 8041juiludigestion,
s. lady of tile Stomach, Enlieky Csios, Tleariburn. Loss of'
A !pence, Despoudenoy r Ciiiiiveness, Blind and Bleeding
lu all Nervous, itlimtuititni and lieundgie Ages.
newt. it Les in numerous Wideness vortsl agbly. beneficial, -
...lid in ushers effertod a decided core.
TAR- C. 11 r. L A , .:5,5 , , 8 . , 4
LIVER _PILLS AND VERNIFUGE
I ml-8,R,0 v I 1:1,.,, , ,c
CIL I. 8007 f. a regialiiitradtinteand Orkin ti or enca
sh'. prank. awi expiiirkatice,Truticeill by a commendable do.
uro to ultimata hi*Zilgan2l.Oltaly*Vo/ 1 41tt0.,-excVa hal , per
,.anal an -. t, , r,-; ,, , , ~,,, ~, , ~. ~ , ,i
Pu'lltOVED fiNT . WeIe Ne fIRITITITIVIiiMerrIa AM )
.1' lißliilf_thtatOlp'Dlt;',C.`,ll - PreVIP;
Hai big prepared thoialt:falleaal gejlitijeal partner of
Dr. C. _McLane, toenneriyAiennig. - `• . - -
I)Ult tatritorMi-Ltyto.. , 1411,4 :AND NIIIIMIYUGE
paws. eredeeeti,... lelle9 and are naolv.nillil-litiliiir operation
than the iiyigrxill,and Vennlfugb prepiusolr_secyrding to the
original regiperatTir„c. • NFU:an...is:We main this declination
underantiolingly;luol it,comiliikini them to Alas anise-tea as
being Leith pleacalleands,aratiAth atide them superior ,
in any other Uses trilair Yorsaliftigenerprepaind.
Rend CertlneaSse of Kiri _C. -.6l , clialiiii, bestin,y,..', l ,
TUN WITOLFP fraitil p:' 0424V{Iglidihrig , -..-' ' -
Da. .x. - s4iovv , : tliavatiamiT4gt, •
\VIIITE 111110,081101.41$111ENT, : s
The voirereat relkif Ailfaidett lijr allitaiCatiPrisiof this CBI:
BBILATRD IMO of Pain- Kilk,rtrid—cises Ofmi etimatiem,
i th
Unit, fAinri. s, 8 Swellings,
go, Fore Thrust, 'Brithe
sm... or th e Joints, P.:l s tle.4..•Nicts, eci de r, Bums, Aches
or anywithor disease for whiCh a rain Killer or Linizaent la
uned. enabler no to r-''mat prodtb. - bly that Dr. I liChrl'N'l
CELEBRATED WHITE CIRCASSIAN . LINISI.ENT le Ik,
most ridiabic, cafe and pleasant rkeedY.Tel diereresedi We'
*easing witioalehlog powerties for : IfiltAlilNiii 'DISEASE and
TllB PROAI PT "blltAlliCATlfilir Or DAI bl. The many at •
tostatigms to its 1 irtrrom, gllqn ilirliersona of enlightened
liniment and etre t Ittt,,trity. ghonla llMltce all to adopt IL
ii... it •Mmturd Vamil) I:eme•lc. TierThr molt iiiereilulone will
require nothing Wort: (luta the following teethloony of Dr. C.
, sleLane, distingundied OA P. gront,tliccoi:erkr of medical
remedies: il w
ILEAD I RELe...O t I itE &VIA 1
ItItttIGANTOWN, Ta w ( ''Pe. Ow 18)6
this is to rertiA, that I have e.s.usii.ttak theitecipe for pre
pal mg lib Laile%, Itilproi,l Vermifulz.• Ipd tiiti Pills by Dr.
I. Fi , ort, who hia bee° IN Til il Il iltlll fIIe,PIIIIPAIIING
AND USING :UV JR.ICei NAL il EDIC I NES PI .11Y OFEICII
daring Ow. lace TII IliTllCh YEAIIB,o4 Thal believe h. ,
hat JIII'KUVIS) T11l;.3.1- I mate Ow 4.llolll6dolaturat the
more willingly set I lIA Vlf Ell INTEDESr IN 'llll,lf
WII ATE A AIL lit 'Add. birth., Mate ili•V. 1 214. f I re.i rent ly
need his CSI.P.IIItATED I% CITE Cl hi lAOSL4.B LI N lid ENT
in my pre ,tine, with the happiest nn.....ta, and that I r an run
acleationcly 114.13minewl st. C. 32.41 LANE, M. I).
!!!=lll
All the above Modicinos prepared sololyinuirr tha eaper
vision of Dr. I. ..±(2.111`. by Dru4o.(sts and Morrhatita
artrprhere.
The GENUINE Dr. (.. MeLAND'S 171IIIIIOVLD LIVER.
PILL AND urn.° vim vnraq t Fuom aid . 0 4 413N1 by 1).
L. stxrrx CA...,nrrohmarniod try ! cortitlcate or C. McLANE.
Mr( GENUINE - mutt: . I:IiLCASSiAN LINIMENT nig)l,l
by Dr. 1. 8001 T A Co., arrompankal witli algnatara of 1.
Suarr, M. D.
DR. T. SClll`flo P-opriptora,
PlAce, MorK6nx...w6, V,
DR. G. N. REI - 61:11, 111191.;.6aln Agent.
110 W.,01 A1c661,. 111ttsburgh.
J. ILENDEJZSON S 13110.,
262 Marty stroet.
JAS. P. FT.P.IIING, WILLlll..ale Agunt,
JEVl—`..lll.4shyriyhpcStl Naar Rnilroad'Devo, Allekhotgy.
,CARD TO TUE, LADIF,S.—„.
DIIPONCO'S OfILIS.P.N lif'SNTll;it PILLS FOR
FESIA.IsIL'cI Thu rombinallun of inarcillivits In Dr. Dnpon
co's Ochletr,plller, are parilsitly harrotru.4. 'They kite been
asolin,the,pcirate practice of old fYi:"Dirrionen fur over 30
years, and thousands of ladies can Utility to their great and
never-failing almost every 'rase, In correcting
,
4Teguitiritice, reliesit4 painful y and - distressing menstrua
th,v, particututs at the cbangwof life. Prom 6to 10
will 'Arc that common ywi. .slreadful - disease, the Whites.
n at ty 'sorry holy or the lidul mifferWi from that complaint.
oiU bait pettnieneutly. curel.ri i thousands, and will
cure Me thuut. i .Tloly canuot lisrui yon—hu tins'
contrary, the . rowaiao utl otosttutAloos, restore batons to As ,".c
proper cha b e,sli nod intsmpte the %hubs systuni. ladteii
w h om , h ea l t h 0 y not permit en : lucre...li of family, will dud
these Pills a suci....Mul PrcTZ'lifisc. cllonparticulare tee di
rest-Mew ou lba Lw,s Prica —and , wall be sent to ladies
ccnililcutially, by tri, bYaillnlealltg.s l .t o either of the fa -
leming agents:
Sold by SAMNA.: A It 1 - .5.11-) . genwld 112.` Alla buoy
eit Fiji:rows Eirmingbans,4o,tili P.ScAYTT,
and by W. A. ti I LDENF tr.h n N/ 1 . /7 1 4, 3; 43, Fifth street,
opposite the Thentrv, utitO "sill supply deniers at
proprietor's prices. Sold by . al. t Pruggiitte in the city and ,
tidal States. aprttl'AniiLlp
PRIV r AU DISRABRO%%N , No.
Sitiititlidgl street, brtw ‘Noi Thin; and Fo,urn,t,h
arsons, devotee his eat ire etteutCO's t oed
tiro. Ills. bunnies* hi, for the turiet - Put, cotr.lntd to zdt
private remota" Pism.R., and: intqlaful
brought on b . , otaprutkitee, you4olo3lldUkgeUe.... " '
Syphilitic Pa titan m, Gonorrhea, Oloet, Stactore
Urethral lleicharrsit I mpurity of thelflood, witti elf diseases
of the Venereal Organ. Slcfn.iffeetioniesScothiitic Knifftiouvs
Putter, Ringworm, alereurial -.Diseases , . Sergipe' weal:neer,
Impotency, Yilyq,, Rheurnetism, i"'instalfs Westliness, Monthly
.Buppressions,Di.ll.li of the Joints., Pistiild Ano , Nerv°V 3
Affections, Paine in the and blind,
,Irritation of the
Bladder and Kidneys, succesifully treated: Ctiro guaranteed.
Twenty year& practice (Irwin this city) enables Dr. Drown
to offer mworwiceso of a efseedytaro to all whii may come en
der his rare.
Oillco mud Private CutunaltutiViL ROOMS ill Smithfield et.,
between, Thin' end &cures istpsott.
tiltir Charges moderate. . Inovf wI y
DR. BROWN eorititakes bo•consulted for
aw cure of &6M= 7 MISKA§KB. Mix entrees to
long-standing rams id unequalled.' • Tho afiliqed ore invited
to cell without delay. Pertains afflicted %with Y:nersal Dis
eases, Rheumatiem, Lulea, or Downie' ._Dobillty, 110 i
delay to get big vivre, Lattorsi euntaire e. Ice, immediate..
ly mongered.
*A_ Odle. awl Private Its omit. No. eld strut
between Third and d'eurth streets- Atittattitgii •
,Jae
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LIVERPOOL, A N PIIILADELPIDA
STEAMSHIP- MINE:
Bplentlid new .SteamiMMAIITY Attimortp, e a&
As. Wren. will nail fron.
770, Aug a. AMA, from li1cer:10 - ml. :lath July
September—from Aumoit wtd
21. t 0. tuber. CITY Oils: Liverpool
lath August—from Phill44lM, •Itlitletifk:Mber. •
Front Phaadelphin.. . :•,AsroittLircriont: •
and sfib.
Steerage .-...... ...
Passage Tickets to and from I4veryoel
or st.a1:114 1 0;r - by'VIRST-OLAVS SAILTIcti PACKET • fiI;
raw belitoccertd - ms appildltinn
SABEL ColtTll4, 171' Broatle:vif,* twit,
SOlf hl • Tflo3ll.Bot , t, 4161.16ertf at., LitLihttrgh.
P. c,—Also,.bratts for nahretwaytron hinds: jy,10.-...
THE
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ponsmf the 'ono-eyed •Idnelltemiths atrawetedlaxi-y meltfor the
pattus of the GOA they wero.twthalf, .effat eolt's
lateeimtathed revolvettraitiell , treigh.t.ut ii pen :,.1, will
:se& balinthick and Wit an r nrthian arroull. Ti , .• .•••f.,•,end
catilie bad atEtheAntopyrivAcello% a:, with
a general akiortnietirol" Gitlin and r \ lll4 . par.
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