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Lt ;CAL AFFAIRS.
FRIDAY MORNING
SIXTH ANNUAL 'EXHIBITION
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIET
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AT PITTSBURGH
On SEPTEMBER 30th, and on
OCTOBER lot, 2d and 3d, 11856.
Great Outpouring and Enthusiasm of the Fifth
Ward Democracy.—Last evening the Democracy of
the Fifth Ward assembled in great numbers for the
purpose of raising a hickory pole at the corner of
Penn and O'Hara streets. Although but a brief no
tice was given, several thousand persons were pre
sent and witnessed the elevation of as genuine a
hickory as was ever raised. After the glorious star
spangled banner was run up and waving proudly to
the breeze, the assemblage repaired to the battery
in the vicinity of the pole and organized by electing
Mr. Joseph Bell, President, John A. Parkinson, Wiu.
Willson and James ilatnillon, Sr., E q., Vies Presi
dents. John ,1. Mitchell and D. H. Torny Seen:sta.-
ries. The meeting was then addressed by Messrs.
J. 11. Bailey, lion. P. C. Shannon, James 11. Hop
kins and John .1. Mitchell. in the English language .
When we left Mr. Francis Felix was speaking in the
:German language. The speeches were most able
and eloquent and were received by the audience with
;frequent rounds of applause.
Tile rt. rue, each CSteratly was the third
.day of the festivities-of the Turner Associations. We
visited Denny's (trove in the afternoon, where they
were holding a grand pie-nie, and there saw horn
Lire to six thousand persons--English, Irish and
German--enjoyiug themselves to the utmost, and not
a few apparently engaged in a friendly contest to toe
who could drink the greatest quantity of legit
beer ! The principal performances were gym
nastic exercises, some of which wero truly aston
ishing. One Orman " Zaceheus did climb a tree,"
and from his elevated perch addressed a large crowd
with the sweetest imaginable accent. Some wag re
moved the ladder by which he had ascended to Lis
Ilre oak rostrum, and when the orator had finished
his harangue, he found it is sometimes much easier
to get up in the world than to some down. Every-
thing passed ofr very pleasantly—no noise or dis
turbance worth mentioning having occurred—and at
*is P. M. the entire assemblage returned to the city.
To day the pie nit. will be continued, and be festive
acacou chutes with a superb bull, at the City Hall,
ihi I eveuing
An Exteleal re L .—A report of the proceedings
of the County Agricultural Soeiety appears in the
A . ..pitch to-day, in which the folle . wiug passage -
Clll - 1 , :
'• Kelley presented bill for luncheon at the
trial of Mowery and Reapers, two days, amounting
Salt; al. Warraatit ordered to he drawn."
This, certainly. cannot km correct; there was not!,
ing hut bread and cheese earned up on the occasion.
aud. surely. no Mall would be so unser...4:4lone n= t•.
demand (or this sStil St from tho Society. Ti. c
Piepatch must he wrong. ur the managers hare been
groissly imposed mi.— il,l4ronicic.
Ire dun% know whether the LCspotek has made n
typographical error or not. but we do know that all
the grub" served up by Mr. Kelley, on the day no
were present, eouM have beau Lought for a ton dollar
bill, and would have boon dear moat at that.
beinorraiie R•riminy.--The democrats of the
Third Ward will raise a hickory pole this evening,
Alepe e en th e hours of six and seven, on Nrs. Pet
,:erhi t zzi's lot, Grant street, opposite the Cathedral.
A baximutin and lireekenridge for the Third
Ward will be organized on the occagien. Hon.
son McCandieiis. .Andrcie Burke, Esq., lion. P. C.
Shannon, It. It. Bruce, Esq., and other eminent gen.
ilemen ;rill be present and udylrees the meeting. A
general Incitation is extended to the detn ertts of
the city and neighborhood. The Allegheny tiler
Club will also be in attendance.
Greca () . - -We are ;it.
formed k r a Fremont man who was at Salem on ihr
27th inst., that tl.4taass meeting of the Itenoii-reev
w a.., a tremendous affair. Ile estimates the nunitirr
present at ten thousatd. Col. Wilson 31'eundiesi
presided. ant: made a Ppeeeti. Addresses were de
ivered Is 11 , 11. JOllll \ ' .ll ituren, JAR., .1••
„t• and others. The latter grit be.
r wan is said t o hav e covered himself with elory. tied
ienuivineed e‘ery one pre,ent that the Hueke)e Stole
Pan boast of stump orators equal to any in the
,`, natr..-Mr. 1 . /iiienarn asked IPrIVe /e iII/1,11,1,
the bill, of which be gait , not tee on 11 . ,,Ineol si , t .
autend the act of 15... 1. organiiitig the torritoria.s o
Ktil.l/.11/4 aid Nebraska. Ile explained its i aro,.
provisions, anti made oetoo rtlaark. , in the goners
s object.
Mr. Crittenden said. in his bill tom introdu • d li.
had inserted 1411111 a seheute as he thought mi t :lit e r
tirely obviate the whole ohyeetion to the toll. In the
find place' he proposed 0, transfer the ta Milo les,:aia•
tire power which was conferred upon it. to l. 'easi.
e iced by the liovernor and Judges i,i • !Lai Tr Titri tory.
The laws which they emu t are to Le trata.nitit, t I.v
the Seerelary of lite Terrubry to the Prestilem t
the Unittd States. in order that they may 00 lai I 1...•
tore Cungreto lor a ',pro, al or do mi t a.c al, 'I t its ,/,..••• ~••..,.
wa s zircon:mg to Ihe tineient form of temt, rod r.., ,'' '.• '' , • , M. ,
mower,- t o i heir tint sto_-e. This sr:, the gove r n.
meat of ,Ltalirlanli, :!lin. , r , Indiana..lbj,, an d xt„.h.
igan, and it worked well. (.el ;;•• try the expertment I I'.•
again. Congress seemed to have torgoticn..,.• i ..., a 5..
•i'd by the lesamns of the fathers of nu: republie. end
thee' were 11011 , reaping the fruits_ *r notion. Ile
desired, whenever he couid, alo .'lt 0
e to the
•
walk
ancient and tried ways. We tree --. ly when we
pursue that c muse. Norcr ern filitO. (46 . ... 'the prek
ant condition of liantas, it seemed to him, demandiss
omit a change of the government as he proposed.
The first section of the 101 l tratuferred the power
from the legislature to the it ivornor and Judges.
The second directed the Scot:Wry of the Tern tory
to transmit to the I'7'l-potent whatever laws might be
passed by thik authority, in order that they might
he laid before Congress far res Trion or repeal if they
think proper. The third section is the same as Mr.
Weller', Ittll. The faun!, pro video that all prosecu
lions or indietments for treason or other offenees of
,t merely poi& ml char...etc: now depend/11g in any
of the Courts in lint - ots, shall reams and he dismiss.
col, and every person alio may, at the passago of th's
act, he imprisoned or held is custody, be forthwith
discharged.
Ile was aware that this provisios did root ;nevi
with the approbation of a majority of the St nate, at, i
he protmeded tostute the motives winch i ii il it ,,,,l hie,
to offer i t
The fifth provided that the President h a y, m ch, r
sly to employ any part of the army which Le no,
think proper, in the territory, to maintain the au
thority of the ('ailed States, or the laws in that ter
ritory, and also to repel armed aggressions Irmo
without or within, and suppress or del. e ..at aby
bands of armed men who may appear in the territtiri
to the terror of the inhabitants anti the d tst urbane.,
of the peace. It further provides that it shall b e th e
duty of the President to use armed military' I.,rm.e i,,
maintain peace in the territory, ntippreei in-on-cc- 1
titan, repel invasion, and protept persons of l prop- , a
erty, and also endeavor by whatsoever constituti.m- : fll ItO li 11 1 1.1..-Wo hate tit. sal, on the
al means he may poorest, to secure to al! people of ,
..1_ It, remit el., anon ids., A Ite g hem city. to hits ot
the United States eth,l ttit y Onion- to go to said ter- : I:rotted...twit 4:1 reel front lis 111. deep, noaltati e alba:ether a
ritory. and espeeially those who desire to go thither '' o ''' I III"I 1".,. ' •'''. " ``'""IO• ••••^"/`•"'•'• II I" ••••''''"l °•
with the honest and peaceable purposes of obtaining ' ‘ ::::,, , !:','",. 1 ' . .:: , ,:',": , 1 , ' ,1 1 " .. ', 1 ' , ' 1 ..1':.1.1'..1).i m i ll I "'"' n 't “
permanent homes, their undoubted right of ingress „ mit , 11,, '„1„,„.1...t,,'L„', 1` ,"„ . „",.', 4 „ . :„;.'.. a :`, 1r j1;;„,:;,, - ;
and egress from the territory. it tool k.‘1 , 1,) L 11-all. lan.; -a l Ilio 111,Int 3. t ma/M..140 aag loam.,
Mr. SOVlllrd congratulated the country on the man- i, : 1',..„ ' ,. I ",',.',;',.',„',. l i t 4:' l ';'" l ' "i'l.'"''' to " 1 ","" I " l'''''''' "'
nor the ..HO/lii . a s itgLi at lag in thi s imp or t ant crisis. II„„ 1ir...1...ivy otli rs
snit
i t t:1:::•! ' o r ii r t i;ii ' li r .r . o i :i ' i 'l •itfo ' i ' l l i i t ' . '"'""'
There had been civil war to J.:mesas a year, and it A i-pl to ,act!; BLAKELY ,t. RICHEY.
could only be stopped by arresting " I "'"' t i l i lt ' ° " 4l t 1; 1 1 Ili SA I.K.- A titre, i-tory dwelling house
usurpation in that.territory, and restoring to the pm, ' ~i, la., -1 t, stt...A. Film ti tom Mini striv•lv oppo-iti•
plc the constitutional right to establish LllSlitliti,ma ~,, ~,,,,,,, f i„,„,,, g null n o non, :s ',..0 11-t iron! lit isi
131 ii:o PLE'S EDITION OF 1 RVI NG'S LIFli:
of f ree d om. sit ;yas willing to tallc about compr- i
.oct Map, nod i oubtins rare iiHrti n , i i i, Th e Ii , WI, ~cry at
up ta' Amu, 1 5;11p;IN.- Tomm- Li.] ir.ing's Life of Wtittio ,
rugton. II ut kl.,liut, oditiou. Also. volume 1. 'vises when not only pees, /418;1 be given to li areas, ' "I Loin.: the tun ev pall .4 rt..,
v,i•toric. or the World I h l•reoln,; by Caroline Chest" o but when the pledge given in the liansaa•j:eltraska ' ,i,"' td.,,.. t ty . , tit t.,• 'tom ter, low,aait is on it los. ; but
/ lIIIIIIC t./ t h.• lot ran 1.4. Mandll :rat.
The Ovpvive Youths of Judan-a story adth a moral; i.y a m, kit all be fulfilled, namely, that the citizens then( * '
- v piov t. 11111'21 BLAKELY Jr li ICII Or.
/Lev. Ern,llloS W. Jones.
of shall have p A rfect liberty to establish freedom if -
MUI3IC.-" Dark, 1 hear tin iiniiiel
Western Border Life, or what Fahey Llutiter Raw col . •
they will. lie had no :loutt there would be ,
liesrd in Kan.., and MleraMlri.
ning,"- -In.autlfhl ballad, al tang,' and rung %Mb Lin
Alm. Ileute Works-41in moat popular in the woo Lt. then. peace i N },,,,,
„„,„th. I applans, 11 .1 Farrenkurg. at the concert, of (lie
Tlie Plauter'6 Northern Bride; with illustrations. C. 12 Mr. en.zi said he approached the sub set with out idandaes; ono
rens.
piste ot two `"ltiiii"'•• /"I•iter ea t I'l • • ~1 rt . . I...st't ‘pm ....' any ebullition of foaling, but with a solemnity due 't wen t y - waiisg Mott. Forts qui. k step
d m is s. or ilollllii 111 ,11.01 WO. 5t....i.
to the crisis. What tiositiou did Congress occupy Mita' Lin ii . too " . .id - • - l''I'III•J 1 -""
ouch, the Vomi t s 'Mot of the Belle Curie. Two vols..
I,ronolat .... , clnatiall-- E. A fa, tio.
lo .„ 1 „. ~,,,,,. Kir., l'is retail. or one viil., cloth gilt, $l. before the country and the world ? It was their
The father rebokssi--eolow doe Itod e c.
Robert thith.ut; t h e ~.4 „ ,„e i h., cents,ai of Unla. duty to make the necessary appropriations for the . o, !lte: ilxii Latinos, ili. Mitilehnev---Mislitation I y
:”„.„ vo l, pap er ~.over, pro, 75 or out volume. cloth support of government- This, their solemn eonsti- Alia. loss
'.,• S. tutional duty, in one important particular, they hare I
.'lnn., Forte .1;114 k ivep---i oniposisl by W. C. %typo, Ibis.
I' l it s . ... ,ir the Snow itiri:; a Tale of Rival Life. Two voli2 ,
not done. The Senate and House agreed that it was t.. 0. Ale., it side, ti.in of ii.., tt ii117.,+, helkaB, SellOttflidll.,
..,',.:, , coats, or one volume. cloth gilt. $l.
received I, Express, and tor wile liv
ilittl•vi• •" w a d a nd, or the Lo a m Mom sp r i ng , Tw o a s la., rumessary to provide for the army. Both homier '''' ' fr- i n ' t '' • ,' .. ,
I II A It's 1 rt BLUME,
ThLrcu4Price• '6 cents', or one volume, cloth gilt. ai agreed upon every item of the long appropriation At the "Ohl Eio.,ililisi .1 Plano liepiit," lIS Wool st , "lid
paler corer l. / .
I arnage. Two v o lawee, pap, e c ,,,, p i lee bill; where, then, was the fault: It was that the mac Risco Filth strut.
Courtship an,
ii, , one ‘ .,, lntot. cloth gilt, $1.25. House had annexed a provision having no relation Jet - %on , ' wa it e d , i , Atraidi au2l.
E ,,,,,,, , or 31,,,ii01in Vale. Two volumes, paper coi..r.
- • m volume, cloth gilt, $l. to the subject of appropriations, to which the Senate (' ' l l IX E,-5 litils , extra. white not rticei veii
pr i,.„. t ri cents..• 01 .., _ . po r e --, could not agree. He found fault with their annex- T rt 1 I
o volumes , paper cove r . .
__ hal or Rt, o • ty 11 , ,! . .2! FLEMING 1111022.
I telen and Arthur. is:*
mg a proviso which he deemed Annonstituhional. and _ _ ... .. . .
.1 not received Lind for
. cloth gilt.
Cent, Or out: volume,
11. MlNthlt ,t, 00, cutting off supplies to source the Senate into agree - A - L[3l.-lil 1,1.14 , .
For sale by
sale by tate:2; FLEW NO Blues
anti? Nu. 111 lim_ith_ti!id_ttir_eet._ 'vent to it. It is proper for one house to affix a con- -IL_ _...
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MRS. 11 E NT:/,'S WORKS.- dition to a bill and send it to the other for sanction • 4.„. 1 1'1iA1l Lead.- -11 1 11 Ili,. just received and
: . but to persist in that course, after the other honk,: kJ ri'ri''`l" I '' .
:arty ear in two volumes, paper cover, of 000 pages, prier , ;„,tiz . .:, SU.: lINI.I HIP,.
The Planter's Btu-then' Bride. With illustrations .
.
, k had, by a large majority, repeatedly declared that el ASTI L l P Luxes, ES( i.-7 Luxes, /1 prime art ii•le,
.
Or 1...11ut1 In 011 V VLAIWIW, (1001 gilt, 4 1,25. ,;t could not agree, was an act of revolution. The k..../ to .0., nir of n• I.y ; atV2'2l LES! I NII 81206.
proviso was not sofa to the Senate for their free and illet re.-tii veil and for
Linda, The Young Pilot of the Belle Creole. Two vols.,
mew c.a . , prio, 75 ciints, or one viil , cloth gilt. SI.
r voluntary' ls..C:nt); the proviso proposed in extend sale by ; au= j i'LEM INO 11R0S.
I Bober! dielion. The .1..1 to, and rOntitillelon h., ,
the antborit or the President over all the hit) ' •
sdwnds _ ......
••• Linda. - Two sole., pa l lier cover, pi i• . 3 SS Cato, Or 1.111• d
el .-k.31 PE,ICI I V LOO WOO 11.-tsi i libls. in
' lending to an sae; to day it was the highways, but
, er01... cloth gilt. sq.$ q. I htma• snit for sale by (au:2l2r ELK VI !NG HUI /S.
C L( ) v ES'.-500
11'8'
1._,..
Rena: o r, The Snore Bind. 4 Tale of Real Lir, Tam
i ' to-Morrow it might be lay- - vays. Congress had just
~.d . _ paper ro v e r, price 75 cents, ur op: vol., cloth gilt. $l.
as ma ch right to require the President to execute I kAT s -
11. l/ CILEHR. I . BA Itli,-2.1a.1 Ilis. on
courtship mid Marriage. Two volumes , paper cuter ,
hi ~way os another, This power lams timid aii,l, for sale by [str.r.li FLEIIINdi Blu.is
laws on one `• _ _._ ... ____
• $l., or Line rut., cloth gi1t,51.25.
;prat,
..
V . T I • s I htiii effectual over the highways of Massachusett. r- - D °CHEESE OCHRE.-5 Ca9kii Iti chore Ilud
mine , cm . , 51,,guoiti . a., WO VO S., paper co, r, 101 t. t• . • ,
of hfisalloi, ~o Tan could be so Wind as not 1. , 111... for sate by lau2iti FLENI [lilt 1112 , 19.
:75 mutt, or ouesiol. cloth gilt $l.
//oleo and Arthur. Two yoludnes, paper cover, price 75 see that she eistaidtshaixint. of a principle like this SODA ASH, of a good and uniform duality,
coots or One V.2.1.,e/oth gat,sl. would lead to the overthrow of the g overnment. If manniartur,l by the l'a,ntalt Manor:miming, Company.
' dditlons of the above have been received a t t h e i . .
New n (1118 18 agreed to, the nett thing might I
.Le. tin poked fa Thr,cixil. 0, liana and for eat, by
Book Sim* of W. A. arLDBNYIGNNE.Y r j. : po,,
, . FLELING lilti)S.
asts.p B
ritth St., opposite the Tbelti v. OO a cottditicai for passing - the Post Of fi ce approltrin- rgt .
M 4.
:Some few days age we learn that A young lady in
dm Sixth Waril tritJed very gerietoily with the an,
t ions of none nice yeuiie . loan in that neighboll I.
It appear,/ that about we mewl,. age the pie
in imeetorn guto her heart and haul Gt . :l 'Laing
utuu in marring:, when one dity Net neck another
young man Made hie isfrrearanee from St. lainie.
claiming that ho had an older right to her Lam!.
Tbn fair duleina immediately tlrppe...l her tirbt lord
and idopoil with the gentleman from elt. Louie.
77, Ai: dor I,:ecneet, 14 ere yer , terday healuig !Ito
applionti,pn Hanna, or Stewartnt"wn, fur I,
reuse to keep tat era. The same appli,ation was in
fused I:fesr weeks ago. but it it now thought the in
tvill get licento
Fhe Turner's Festival, at Denny's (trove, was nu
nerous:y attended by seekers of pleasure from the
•ity and wrarountling rnuntry, yesterday.
11. jibtrh P. June:4 will adairen; the De
stao , raey of Mon township, at Sharon Sehnol House
on tile ;,tit of September, at early candle light.
The attention of the ladies is respectfully directed
to the large and heanWol assortment of lingl,ll
chintz prints, embracing all the new stylus, to Lo
.Vened this morning at A. Tighe's. corner of (I runt
rand Fifth strudel" 1117ighe is now receiving
bi
'irst fall stock, and we must say. should the goods
yet to arrive bens hantliWnal as those he has received,
they certainly will be hard to beat in style, quality
as price.
463 - no.t.tt re. Celebrated STOItACII BIT
TRItS more climo.,l iiinong the new 111111 noon! tbili.za
of the day. Lit, on the contrary, stand arming tiro hint
reureclim of this age, Lrlug plircerl theno by n irtric of owl it
ramie 1111101ir.t by v.:peril...l/Intl result). 111 the t.ract Ice of •in r
~10.11. eminent plipiichuirr. will as per.inal trials lila.
It Meb prompter.s lot thi•pe liitters a permanent
position among Llie most valuable preparotiono
I Ile voinbulary of medicine. and not ilirinnell w f.p iul.. • .11-
t iLm with loinilrerlA cif Wiele,, 1111ItIrmum gotten rip only tor
ante. The prupr;-ta~rx do not claim for them to cure All, lint
,re,gul.otiir of the stomach and a strengthener of the
ea e1e..41.1”) , 1/1.1.10441-ledgp no superior. For o mortild Inc.m
thin or Lire resititi.itic in pains and griping nod iit,,•n
cholera ra.orious, qr. (wen cholera, the timely Imo of then' hit
terri, its per 4 iroirtiOnti.on krottlir, wilt 14 . p certain preventa•
tire. and should 4k- kira^tihh,Y rlverYbm l Y.
if the Ymtr , wt.* ate4;iftables anti fruit rotpprii
priocipal diet. For sale &
Sole Menutaeturem and Proprietors, 267 Penn
And Cereal*, by the principal Druggists end Ilturd. through
out the ilnitnd States nod Cansuins. nt2l6:dt.tr
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THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
EXTRA SESSION.
WASHINGTON, August ?S.—Hoare—Mr. Clingnian
called attention to the fact that the Senate had passed
a joint resolution relative to the return to the British
Government of the ship Resolute, abandoned in the
Polar Seas by the crew, when in search of Sir John
Franklin, and brought to the United States by thu
whale ship George Henry. English papers, he said,
were complimenting us on our liberality, and he '
thught no gentleman would object to passing the
resolution.
Mr. Junes, of Tennessee, said be was not satisfied
we have any power to purchase ships to give nwny,
and he would not vote for the resolution. It appro
priates forty thousand dollars for the purchase of the
ship from the salvors mid its repairs, to tie presented
to the British Government as a token of the deep in
terest felt by the United States in the sere .• - in
which the ship was engaged at the time she was
abandoned.
Resolution passed.
Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, from the Cemtuittee of
Conference on disagreeing ametolmente to ;truly hill,
said they had met, and after a full alla free cot fel--
once had ensue to no conclusion. The trouble. it is
well known, grow out of the condition of thing in
reference to Kansas. The House adhered to its own
amendment proposing to restrict the operation- of
the army, and providing no portion of money to lie
expended iu Kansas, shall be to enforce the laws ..1
the body calling itself the Territorial Legislature.
The Senate thus far have declined yielding anything
on that point connected with the army bill.
He was satisfied the two Ilonses would not he Ale
to agree on any proposition relative to the army bill
which will tend to relieve the people of the Terri
tory from the difficulties now' surrounding them. As
it would not be proper to enter into details connected
with the last Conference, he had risen to say ter
himself that he entered upon the Conference with
the hope that something might be d une to I bring both
bodies into agreement so as to puss the hill and re.
turn home. lie submitted to Conference the naked
proposition that ne portion of the money be used
for enforcing the enactments of the body claiming
to be the Territorial Legislature, leaving out the sub.
sequent part of the proviso twilling on the Pruitident
to exercise jurisdiction over the highways.
Ile was willing to yield that much to the scruples
of Senators as to their constitutional power in the
pram/SIM. The committee of the Senate related to
yield even that.
Mr. Campbell said, it of course became necessary
that they should proceed further to eonsider the lute
its of the Sentite's proposition, which invehed hot.-
pendent legislation. The conference fell because the
Senate committee declined to yield the simple prop
osition that the army shall not be employed to en
force laws founded on fraud. Tile difficulty present
ed by the Senate was that the incorporation ot
a proviso in the army bill would be independent leg
isla ti on. It struck him as somewhat strange• that
ouch en objection as that shuuld come from the Sen
ate. It would be recollected that the Nouse pas,..ed
the Post Office Appropriation Lill on the recommen
dation of the Postmaster General, yet it was return
ed from the Senate with en amendment appropria
ting half million for a new contract fur cam jug
mails to San Francisco, and pre-emption rights- so
amendment nut necessary to carryl into effect th,• ex.
ieting laws, He was willing to go with him el, •
would go furthest. but he should he false to liiinsclf.
his constituents and his God, if lie endorsed the
enactments of the Keneas Legislature. Menits rs are
anxious at present to. return to their honte , , I et,
nevertheless, as Icing as there is a hope of bringing
the two Rouses together, be would remain.
Ile moved the Reuse further asibero to its ilica
greemen t.
Mr. Stephens, in reply, said that is a matter
belongs to the Courts. Congress has to. more Jos.:-
diction to pass on the laws of IVansas than of ti se
of Nebraska or any other territory ur State. The
proviso to the Army bill looked to Congress pa5. , 10,;
on the validity of Kansas laws. lle repeated Ci h•
greas had he c ght to act in the premises. The rem
edy is to carry up the subject to the Supreme Co irt
of the United States, where the validity of all laws
is determined.
The Senate, unlike the House, never made a point
on the 1.1v0,..i5e where it was insisted in striking ut
amendments outrisie :A the legitimate objects or on
appropriation bill. and never attempted to stop the
wheels of government. If legislation for Kazoos
desired, why not introduce a separate and indeperid
cot bill.
Ile moved the House recede from the amendment
Negatived—V7 against lOU.
Mr. Campbell's motion to adhere was adopted
101 agaiurt A moti.,ll t 4.4 recou,i,l e r the rote ea;
tabled by four utajurity,
Mr. 1'11111144a, of Ohio, reeved the lb use take lip
the Senate bill tor the reiief 4.1 the hc;rs 4.f ninner.nf
St. Clair, an officer of the revolint4..r n .
Mr. Leteher—The army bill is more imp , Thant
than all others, and I object.
Mr. Nichols, from the Committee on p r i ni i„ go s „
151it.W was (vie, red the rt . S , llllioli irn l u.ricg .1•
resolution in toirisO sato the delay 4.1 foidint.7 :II I
entelopine doeutnen.ts, reported the wrsl / 4 1 4,,, 4 1 4,
run out for one day. lost that el 51 is Dow Jew/ 41:44 i.
The Ileuse pa i csed :44enale 1.411 to s upp l y
in :he enrolment th, !:!1 of :.444; :44:• 444 . 1.
approprinfs4,4 righty ,;N thetisend dollars f. r a \I.,
rind llealut a t a t I ino•1115,5111, 1111 , 1 0%44r thirte'.4n th 4 4:•
fill dollar, for roadway, ice., 155: I the sail
elPeo Cu•tto
Itt.ceen from 12 t.. 1.
l'lle 11,,tiFo toot and prolong,l t..eir
pact two oselt,k, anti Ition odjoorood tr,o,
acting ony
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Lion bill that all incendiary document 3 sent for the
purpose of exciting the southern slaves to insurree.
tion should go free Of postage; or that the repeal of
the fugitive slave law might be insisted on as an
amendment to the general appropriation bills making
the necessary supplies for government. There was
no act of which the imagination of man could con
teive, which one branch of Congress might not be
able to carry into effect by stopping the wheels of
government, and cutting off supplies. ft was not
this . act alone which was to do the mischief, but the
c•m-equenocs to which it would lead.
Mr. Brodhead read au extract fruru the "Congres
sional aloha," to show that Mr. Soward's position
was inconsistent with that he occupied at the pre.
vious session.
Mr. Trutnbull alluded to the provisions of some of
the laws of the Kansas legislature as infamous and
unworthy of a free people, and urged their iaametli
ate repeal.
Mr. Pugh replied to Mr. Crittenden, oppoeing the
bill.
Mr. Bull, of Tenn., next obtained the floor, when
without taking the question, the Senate adjourned
Important from Kansas
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WasniNurts, August 2S.— Ono of the letters pro.
duced by Mr. Ca•-, in the Senate was from tleneral
Smith to the for bepartuoini, end i- , dated Pont
Leavenworth, August 11th. Ile says he would not
notice the report in the newspapers of committees
applying to hint for protection, and his refusal to
grant it, and other such (hinge, if he did not Pee that
the objeets for which sash reports were circulated
arc carried out by members of Congress in resolu
Lions of inquire. Ito pronounces them all grotto fah.
rications. II is second letter in dated the II th inst.
ifrn. Smith stabil+ he has read a letter front tiny.
Shannon, asking him to lake the field to prevent
the ingress of Lane's party. He adds that "the
information given to (fry. Shannon hen been so ex
aggerated that f declined. Captain Wood with bin
company or cavalry is on the northern frontier, and
I shall depend on his report to govern my actions.
Some of the companies along the Kansan were sent
I.y their commanding Officer at the Governor's request
to break ep ramps of armed men at several places he
designated. On the arrival of the troops there, not
only were there no camps to be found, hilt none had
ever existed there, or anywhere else in the neighbor
hood. I know that each party in trying to engage
the action of the troops to expel their adversaries. I
place no dependence ou reports which f consider
good authority."
HAI TIII‘MF, August ^B.—Yew Orhump papers
Priquy last have l.retql received by wail 10 day.
The steamer Empire City, from Cairu, tt
New Oricau,, has been sunk iu the Mis,isstittit.
Her mails, an 4 a portion of her cargo have been
Sat ed.
The Charleston r as a , editorially. that tes
tini..ily which VIII/11. , t be eilleAti,ned ran be pr„,h,„d
that (..•1. i.'rei.aunt ha, been a Catholic, and that
ihy liiet is well Lunn a by many parties there. The
expresiies ~arliriye at the denial.
A I.IIA IS , Aug. 2 , .---The Kansas Committee
adopted a resolution that having authentie inform!,
of Nal:oration, making in Missouri fur on armed
itivii,ion of Kansas, that Thadeus Ilientt, W. T. Ar
my and Prdl. Idaniel,, lie a Committee to eall on the
Preiddynt and solicit the interpmition of the Gov.
eminent. to prevent the eivil war and shingliter inn
pending, and that they priienre, if possible. the inn
operation of the weathers of Congress in the uppli
ration,
NE , Om FAN', .Iligtl4l Cerre,pomleneo fr,te
Grenada to the I: , th. report, that. Ur. Livingetan, I .
S. C0n,..al had heen ',het beeat,se Walker:4,H
A ppleton l)aketnith sneered', Padre Cijil. A 11,
ere', hae been made authurieing the raillit/g of a loan
of $:2,000,0410 on liberal term..
Taco Hundred I' M. W orlon en Discharged
Atigut.d 27. -Two hundred men, em
ployed at the U. S. Armory were discharged to-itsy
in pursuance of orders received from the ordnance
office. Tho order tins created Lem+ excitement
among the workmen and citizens.
Arrival of the Hermann
Al k, A tlgn , t 2S -The ~tennaship Hermann
ar rivod ate ollly to the I:sth. and
have been ttrity.pated. She brim;; nearly Ihret h uts .
trul pa,,enger, inning the Cht , s, iher W
Congre.sional Nominations
: 1 11111 , 1 PI II 1 , T., Aur. E. I'.
Jiuntpe::er been unanuniiu•ly uotuicl'ed
„or iile I,ing term nfid Ile. rv.q. 1. iiod t; ,,,,
k,11:11.1 the vnenney enumeil by the .leve.,o
Mr. Meneh:mi in the Lt di-trim.
Vellow Fever a Charlexton
CI4AVI v•trt•%, S. C., 2". The Itearti
lieulilt rettert: throe ,letttl, Intr o lever not.. ot o
The Cttottel .lottemy !tore Wen stela
Ceturnltta.
New 1 ork Market
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BURGH I`I.I.EATRE. VALUABLE BOOKS—On SATURDAY
Lessee and Manager )OSEPLI C. FOSTER. V Evening. August 30, at 7 o'clock. will Iw ifold at the
Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Word and fifth streets,
ARP Doorropen at 7 : curtain rise at 8 o'clock. from a large and varied collection Just received, the latest
Leader' of the Orthewrn Mout 'lN'', GILLRB. and best editions of standard authors In general Inciatnre
Fifth night of the engagement of the renowned MARTI- and science, embracing the moot eminent in History, Pres",
ETTE FA MILT, Mons. BLOND] N, and EA VEL TROUPE. Poetry. f ictlon, Theology, popular science', ac. Also ---A
First night of the BRAZILIAN APE. large stock of the choicest miscellaneous publication" of the
day, which hare been Owned from the English and American
presses. Plain and superb copies of family bibles, pocket
bibles. Ac. P. M. DAVIS,
au 27 Auctioneer
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'UBLIC SALE OF EIGHTH WARD
FRIDAY EVENINti, AUGUST 297tt, ISML
Grand lilroluttnns on the Tight Rope, by
Ib o .1.1,1101 Mons. BLON DIN and the MARI-Ist:lTE
To be fi.dlowed by .. P
LOTS.—On SAT VII DA V afternoon, August ;/111, at :1
The Mystic Rings, by rho MAATINLTTE BROTH- o'clock, on the premises, will bee. hi Thirtein Building Lots,
ERS. After which, the great Pantomime of— In the Eighth Ward. vie Nine at the corner of Mairce and
Jocko, the Brazilian Ape-•Jucko, M. BLONDINI. Locu•t streets. having each a fr“oi of twenty feet I.ii Locust
To Wiest, ex:tem:me hark Klatt one sit inch, x
cirminence with the Fares of the
A . four Lots Intl .inthit the puldir ll.dise, gWv GA,. Tire Free Lid, except the Press, must necessarily he each a front of twenty feet en Ann street, extending, IPack
suspended. ' sistysrvon feet.
Tire rogular Fall Dramatic Season will commence Sept. 6 To those w [my properly very cheap, now is 1110
, chance, as the VV. ner is determined to toll. A lora, credit
wdlta- given. P. M. DAVIS.
of THE I ne'27 Au.tloneer.
-
SIXTHANNU AL FESTIVAL
1101:SE AND LOT INNIANCIIESTER
itY _
A'r SATCRDAIi afterrns-n. ,teat
THE UNITED GERMAN TURNERS In', at) o'clock, on the premises, w tes sold Ilia vateible
I Lot of tit otml, situate on Chortler strisd, at era ;•• rof
r Flo HELD Al' P11"I'SBURGII, PA ,to ,tllt-y tet widc, nun the Public School House, liavingt
from the 21 to the 29t11 aACi ; UST, 11/4'te. " a (rut of fc 1e..1 on (`hareter street. sad e, mishfig 72. frl
ILEA I) QUA It'l'EßS. cirri along the alley— , •ahe h is erected a ~ - -tatial,ar i a
la A LL. twv shim frame hushing; Nt Ft at 1 Ins
Ttlesid y. August '26, 9 o'clock, p m g'^"l liar, ire-, irri'li"rY• fruit tr.' , 0-..
residue in lour annual p Lomas, ',ill,
T 11111,4 118,001ble Iliad Qaarter.; ( o r,.
with toil hi , ght, itml proceed along Mai bet 16 Liberty Aresq, "" ant 'KAM,
almig Lit.erly to the Atheneum. where the . 1 ....0.0ati0ns ""'' P. M. DA 1 IS, A.,
front uhroad will he received. Procession will awn plias
along Liberty .t era to Hand; along Hand to Penn: along
Pena to tellara; along ('Mara to Lit...fly; Wong Liberty
Smithfield; along Smithfield to Fourth; along Fon, tl, to
Wood; aloug 11 trod to Water; along Water to &I irket,
thence to City
Wednesday, August 22, 9 o'clock, A. 111
—imieid v 4 ,141011 and Pl.lOOlllO 01 the invited giant,
the epoaker of the l'ittoburgh Associat
Presentation of a largo tliN ITF:D STATES FLAG to the
Pittsburgh AssoCial ion
I P tll.--Exeurriee hr Philip (lends, Spring (Loden,
Allegheny city.
P. M.--Brand Prize C'omert at City Hall.
Thurstiay, August 28 —All Turner., 11100
('lobs wad, Aasociatious will i.e./Able at head ,tau tern
and recut iitto prixession in the following order, SI,
Young's Brass Band; Festival Conanatiss with Afoot lean
stand of colors; the different CI, Chit's; timothy Asso
ciation : Literary Association; Fri-ennui Association; Tor
ten' Pupils; Brass Baud of Chrerialati Asswiation; Aaso.
coo ions from abrisid. Associations of Pittsburgh,
The pre anion, the right of which will rest 011 Liberty
street, will at one o'clock, countermarch down Market to
Fourth street: up Fourth to Wood; along Wad to Water:
up 1l tier to Smithfield; along Smithfield 10 Liberty; down
Liberty to St. Clair; along St. Clair to Penn; up Pr on to
the place of Festival Doan" ',tiny r.
Alter the delivery of all n 1 atiLAI hy Mr. WILLIAM
ACK ER. of Cincinnati, the dynamitic exerciva will
commence.
Dinner nl IV; o'clock: at 2 o'ehs•k Prize Gynnratir
P 11 return to head quasi teat At 9, .1,..ka
Gerald Concert will he Id City 11011, ill
%Ott] prize de , lsimiteity tsrvises, and the ' , whom f the
Prize- Prodto tiouN
Friday, August 28, 7 o'clock, A. Al—
'i'urnrre asscridils at IL ad litter leers, and ut 5 o l elock alit
lease on an excursion to the place of Festival, whet -r ir•
chic: and shooting exert is, will lie had. Dinner will la
served up at 0'e1...14,6,110v r.l by e)niroietk
in which the 'former Pupils will par'tic'ipate.
Four au-aril offire 104
.return to Head Quarters; eight o clisdr. P. 11 . .ontinence•
m e ta or i Ball in City flail.
Terms of Admission, 4kt, —1 u
rent+ Flare or Festival, 15 cents: hull. $1,50; tt,un, br
cents. For the at, , tranodatios of visitors, rare and 611,1
1.106,1 6 run, at short intervals, to 0110 (1 - 01/1 the i.i.c a,.1
Festival
JJOANW. M ' CARTItY, 13t
LL POSTER fi nd
'Menu msrna., will at tend to the Posting and Distribd g
if all kinds of
BILLS Foil t!ONCtiltrS, LECTUIIES. EC IIIIt 11'InN S, Ac.
All commuuleations---elt her lay telegraph, or .dti, t
wile—liiectsal to the office of the Mon uing Post will
prompt at tent a In.
W. 1,01 woon ... C. )10RIINS el
WOOD, MO012111E.41)
MANI FAUlllll.lis
imerlean Galvanized, Best Refilled
• -
COMMON SHEET IRON,
And Solo Agrnl for the end° of W. PnverA WOODS'
CELEBRATED
hrT lILSSI I SHEET IROI.
GALVANIZED CURRIAJATED IRON. f o r liwii ng
SPIKES, SAILS. a o 11001. !ICON
. •
Warchouxe, No. 134 Pinot it., Pitt•burgh.
II 1, Al.l. FOlt GAL% ANI ZI rill I, promptly
at , utled I ut it.,
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS. -
1.1,"11.
LI.011 . 1) DILACK,
\ UvACTURNICS ANO! I
IRON, NAILS AND SPIKES.
Al 4, FLAT BAR Pt: St'l I I:I/ RAI 1.11 A D It
Wnrul oust.. IPJ WATER ntrtn.t, wornkt
nt Market
an . .tti:i in
S Aj'Ohl'A'Flt )\
I,IN I. -- t/r.1.1.• - •..,
pnrntl.,n. mr, re,r in - etatr.nl
t., n I, A:NIA rA k t,
an-1 RA I I.l{ , 1A D, Tlllti oLI:11 1 . 1, A \
ERN C1T1E.1.2. Wpnn.LAr,- nt, I nII
Ih
r
n 3.1 , 1 Pt , 'fl:.- A s .tI ts 1\14:
OF THE I \CI.INEL, ll6\
I'“tlTAn F It ill.PolA I , rli an• is ;,.
tr.V2•111,0, , 11 1,4:111.
0/ .04 rtrt,t, et Oto 14von
111 11 I 1 A LE‘f.,N
'I'HANSINARTATICIN LINE. -
A ntD ipatitte On,. 4.1111 ..1 it --
ten.nrip.o . ttng Froidet. to ,trnl 1, , 11 thin F... 1
ortl 1 . .111113'17W1L1 CAl.n) I{4-14 , ..•••
11, 1 , 111.4 , 1 ~ 11r qt.a . i, of Ifortn, 44.1". t.. n 1.1, .1 . W.F.,
DAILY LINK ur 11,.11 t:ertle • “i•neity •il ver 1,00 ton.
pno. 111 , 1111 tt
1. 1 ,, 11 , 1.. u”.l 1i.r11.10.,1 I.,ttrotiinin
nteitrovotorhte, ulil I , 11,110 .'”
pert rt•tinr I,,noral volt ,fet I'% 71/ .11 .11 ZI n
nun! 9'untern ltrighta uitte onniptni..l.. ot, I
Ifllit S ?II'IV'IJ FILL.
__ _ CAI.' B:0011. l'it
1,1,10 111 t•.‘ AI LI-LA
11 , Candless, t'o.,
Wick A
lIOLES.k LE GROCERS. :old
V !RUN. NA11.6. tIL V.., R.\
Lulu,
THIS IS 1 .1 I NOT/ FN . h: PUBLIC !Lc
Pt LF"Y W. Ai 11 isiNiz .11.1+d 11.1.1`1N1::
. Th e phhii..v.• t. L t
t • ~1 1,, k tt .I• I 1,3, 1111 ••,l j.
'A, • • 4! I ••til• \I AM , it• , ;l \
Iv • lit•a‘t
r IPIZINII ' V Si )i ri, Fu lltll s .
11. l'r, 11$•11,/
I • • • \
.
ril() TI IF: I'l'BCll'.- NV, 11:‘%(.t1,i da%
11 p.,..t4,1 iiur I.tr
•it ,ATr.NT
t. il). 1 . , -.13, VI ill Mut Iry nl ,I.•• /0!
.11,1. 01 1 . 1111 Kitt, Imolai li.•
ttttlit into
Ina will idlron] )Ir.
%4 R‘VIC-7.i. AITKIt lii till S rit
(ink.. toll with S. It AVE 1,1 A NIONII.
InPtip .ttouded U. by tip. ,:•lit str„,f/ Ir,
•
.... Eso
D1t1.;31,V ST.A.NAKI ) , ATTIiKNEIN Af LAW,
No. 17. 1..01 lITII sitoel, i,ar It rout. Pattgburrrlt,
cI..IIToN, Ur
I.lll , llLti cud r+.ll. y Paint. r. I'l7 FOURTH
L.,. en 11.,.•I An,l Swilhti, ld ntrt,t,
n•IL 4.2.1..• n It. • 1:4 , 11 t'.... art nu;
I'E.l\l I. IS El: V.A 11.
k_7 1 . 1 tinvitnt itnrrlnt.i...llNllll 1nti.1.221.1f4•1.11.1
nint 42 WnterPit. pt . .
ht.. 4-..
.1-4 t. 111.24 ..4 .1- .I 4.1.1-
,14 , 1:1
11 - its. \I. 11. 11 . 1•:ItS' Sl'11()OL 1 - 1)11
_LTA 11110.SwiII ItKIIPEN ...t INIIA V.
fur 1.4, 41 her rt..
...1.21r... N. 241 PION ..troot. itteZ7•ll4*
fit ).N , 'EN ' MATE I) 1.1" E. --- A nvw arti.•l,.
i.•r mnk,nq :San, warront...l /411..•:‘ , 2 I' P. , 44.1.11
rost.ort, tni 112441 yant 1,4
111NDLES ANI) St).-11 --
fm t.„,":41. Candy, 4 awl ;
do tiermou Som.,
do slss Iss.l 110
Issu slo No. I ssxtra fooolv
1,1 tat.. 111111 ror sotlts
olt; 11111.1.102 1411 . 141s:TSON
IP NG--
1.14„ No. I liry SoII io2
22 111. No. I •
Joss! soorivs•si and for sale Isy
MILLER k RICK ETS(iN.
mid 2:23 1.,i„ rig
e l )F FEE. 15 . 0 hugs priine Coffe:
()Id G.,. Jut .1..
In ((ale 1.3 511 1.1.k:1( oN.
I. Nu. rut. 12,113
•
1 DOZ. Fresh Ca( prosorv(,l.
1 . 014 . 111,.. ill CALIF,
ill jar.. Junt rt.t eiV,i at
DRAVWS
WIUIS
'I,(x/ I.2kkA
100 tone .luniata.
For 'lnk by laul4! .101Ist 14 1 ,1 4 - )111111An.
K ki,F,ToN PESTS-11'r liar received per
Fapr,oo another lot of lb, N'tvd.4 n Lip b nee
liddotibit.lll7 the cooleat and lightt,t f r r:nnauf.,
joltl L. 11111S11/111,1) & SON, No. 70 at.
I () DUZ. 4ASI ' BEItIi)f Sy -
10 dozen Btinw berry Syrpp.
5 Pine Apply
bit Lemon Syrup.
.Itnit rreelvtal and for sale by
HEYSIER 1 , 1 nEri soN,
.429 No. 39 IVooll stsfc.t
C CASES PIi.t . I.CES, in Jar,
fredll Ftrau iu
1 , 1 ••liln. kiwrry Brandy .lust rf•e'ri :1110 I..r.kie
ItYNNIEIt 8 A NDICItS4IN,
Nu. 3S Wood vireut.
FIGS -100 boxes fresh Figs for sale by
ItEYAI6II At AM/lI:RS . ON,
.”1 NU. 39 ItILI,'
-
( LBS. Sap Nago Cheese.
Saj,ll.eo, [1.101./rteXt 142,04 Yu(' wile /It
mile DB./trios.
NE‘l . FALL GOOD:tt,—Just received this
murni g, :10 cases asserted Dry Uocsle, uotaining-
New my le of Persian Delainen;
New 5131 es of Prints; 111 k Alpacas:
•• French Chicon.; Brit Coburgs:
Furniture Bib French Merinos;
Fine Welsh Flannels: Printed Ca.illinerea:
White and Scarlet Flannels; Bleached Flannels ;
Niuslin De Rages; Domestic Qinghai:us;
Linen Damask 'Fable Covers. brk and mixed;
Satinets; Brk Cotton Velvets, k.• , dr.
air 27 A. A. MASON At CO, 20 Fifth at.
WMWIC
I N OTICE TO CONTRACTORS. __ Se a l e d
Propteeila a ill he reeeived until' UESDAY. SeFternle
the County Poor S nth En3ette town.slnp. 1,,
I urbling, Stable, Own Attire,. T. YARNS!, and
,I BOYLE.
LES, MULES -The undersignedwolild
oat eetfnll) moon nor to their friends that they will
i.e In PithAbsi rgh on the 28th last., ton h n drove of lir PE
MOE MULES, which they will sett at reaa.nialde price,
Anlli:dwtf It USER( /OE & C 01.1.1 Sit
_
_
D ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The partnernhs, heretofore existing bet wtwn the .nb
arribera, under the Son ef JONES, LAUTIf t OU., w.o,
solved by mutual cutout on Its., flint day of August,
The btolntno of the Into firm will be settled by the new firm
of JONES S LA WEIL It. P. JONES.
DERN AHD LA UTII,
JNO. F. LA UTII.y
The undersigned have formed a limited
partnership, under the firm of JONI:8 At 'LA Writ, in the
hunmens of MAN U ACTI; Itl NO ANDDEALING IN' 11l IN:
in which firm the pmerist molt/ern nre It N. JUN %S. residing
in the City of Pittsburgh, and (Witt , . AKb LAI TR, renining
in the Borough of East Birmingham; and the spool ;as t.
151, in J A. NI Nzi LAUGHLIN, residing in maid city, who has
contributed fifty-one thousand her hundred and c igh ty-t tire,
dollars and :My eight cents of capitol Col/j111,.11
of partnernlop, which is to ,or t o t oo,, u of th e lot day of
Autuet, urni to terminate on the Ist day of August,
IILt, B. P. JONES,
BEKNAFtB LAUTII,
P ANI LAUGIILIN.
al-burgh. Aug.( If w
J • • . . _
01:01'0S1 \VI LL BE ItE(;EI V El)
A.rtitilt4enient.F. 1.1 Ole Perin,yl,..tlt..l
.kg:lcultus,d Sot, t) tnllll FRI DA 1" LI ENINI.
for Ole tortti-iotig the I.tiliiher ta,r and hutting lip I>.
Hundred nod 'ruelity telditioual 1. up...,
the Fair litouruin ol mud Soeiety. St.“lh as,
lee! nod third iii width. &tali mkt
tq,lit to Iliwe ..1 a t•itoiltir burl tilfe,ty . rv. teti.
:tall to be pro, u Ttui,ul. and ..10. , 011
hoard.. and Al hinge, 'lle•
to be .alipirteml 111 Iltiee weela fr.. the day of
T. fn.. Cio..t. in feu from Ike Itaie ot
I . ropowit4 to be it rio p,l I. ti.. 001)1 II TEE 4w hi t .
I Iti.NIE.NTS, core 01 JAM EP \YARDIWP. N“. F.lll
111..K11n to n . / Mill 1111011 thy tin.und.t ni th.• proj.. ily
till . Wty.
furt . lter olforufit en,ii:ire of OLIVER E. SII II: AS
ti, offal Sil:iertilti•ildrot, cai Iw full et tin. i/..•oad.
(*rota m9l - fling tillri Jay of letting.
Ily orilor tile Cooonittifi. WM. MARTIN, Sr.
-4 au'2;•l (Ital./111R
Receiving, Forwarding, Commis
STEAMBOAT AGENT.
e . 51 COIIIIEIIII.II, STREET;
.1.1' 31 SI. Lotala.:111o.
l'A ft E N 'l' Ulll l', ANI P V E El' I NG.
TILE ALLEI:FIENY VALLEY It. A ILE4/.ID
Tyrn daily tru.int ... 1 1tioluyn ..y...1.....1• tr. run it• Cullum
1.1-,,ltt,t, l'un....ti eon.t-t at S t. i• , .1 k A. M., And :
I'. 11. M.
141 Tlll'llsl. A 1 1 . Angus, l:1. an rll, .t 1.11. n)11 11..,....it 9
c 1...-1, A %I
Int SATlllil l Al..kt.u.it 1...1. VA it:, inn.. win 1..ay.. ut . .I.:A
. .I % I' M.. ti,' larint ti ruin,o r-tifru In", T.r,,,it,in
NIIINDA V at 1.30 A. M
on tla• .111 11, El. Attlplll. II: it., /11l ••11: I, 11,11 li 1.1 1-,llt
131,11iini fur Pit t•I•logi. ut 11 ...1...1: A 11 , itrol II It t •
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r Ctrl,
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A 3 . 2 . ,1 /" . "' , .(1. 1....1.. 1.... viork I. .renudl 11..11: a.. 0 A11 , 14 . 1.eny (.'it,
Wunted A fit nat.., an 11.,uk . it 11...1 , I...todung
11. d ., .11... u pd.., 111 111- ' q114:1 ( ft , r i it!1.111 i 4.y.
li btbllt I.'! Vnitlll.4 Nl^. t ' •I 11 , 1:11t I,! ite i. 17 “ tI/r
1.
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10 dr• -1: .5 1: ..
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ekg,.. .1 10
lamp T,,1.4-00,
wit 0.1 au.: 1.0, w7r Ly
1.11,1 r
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1(k..r.T,..1:1..it 11. tit11.&.111,,; r 4,1 1.1
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S. JAINFS,
titibi l'••1,, T•tt t•tt••: , • No. ::-••• kitth •••t•
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im -, ..1 (.',l i.. t , , ,, ,d- ny .1••1111 Ittg,l,Nr. trAt •••r:t...
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F . 1.101 I\ii til:ot
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Hi.. •I'.. Life ..1
1 • 14.4. C., '
..611I , 111.• A
i5”11,%11.1..1 n•ill 1.17.
" •• J.llll, Uta i.llllll. •• •
I.) ••
the pr , -- and Slave Stadia. 20 ••
I . .inkrie Noted,. tor svpti•tobvi. 10
Gratiate'g Alitetttgdne fer N. litigtol.r,
1 tie Abe,. pod t., t„d ter wale /1:1111,1:1,
iltnn elge,lirro
I . itrobtier is at LA STOKE,
Nii 77 Perth gtrev-t.
L I OR
1,„11% well 1 , ,,1i5p05..,1 of he nmiltatt ion to
the C, ti tot 1i..., el tie. Daily Alortting Rat non
1) N hid) C.‘III.PIIOR-siiti Id s . j us t t „.
t.nut ler Salt , I \tt 111013.
END , NT SUNG i 4 FOR 'l'll I , `, PEOPI.P: :
ariit rateM,iritt iainitilled by non. Drgvv,
bitter el Ih, •• \lags, basett, Spy." Alt-. l'l'etc ~libel the
Tipper:tile.. :Songster, whirl) WIIS Rot unite cattapaipi
et lilo. O
'I hid W, b., equally popular. Let it seat ti d i
among 1t,..
Fee nate by W A. I] I MIEN FENN EY A t
Pifth st., tb-v.1111.1111,.
T 01 1,--500 gallons Linvei;d Oil
&A ler tale by J. 3t'llia/SlilAli
u o'2h 2-1 Wood street.
FitEsu DATEs-20 Luatb, ;lust recd and
for sale by 0.1:1 AIER A ANDERSON,
N. Street.
eloCu A NUTS---;:',00:1 to arrive and for sale
V) l's 11F.VNIElt & ANDIOSON.
.1111241 N NJ Wei al at revs.
.HOUSE 1'( LET- . A commodious
ii
SlttrY BRICK IlWELON ( I 11 , 1:.:1•:, idiom, .1
I . rattkila ttir , •l. t•ltlvatti• ti. Sixth 1 . 1,--1-1 ter.. Chili ch.
at tie. bete,. e.
1111,1.61 i A /1_1(14•111'641 , ..
Neg. 221 told Liberty et
yALI ABLE LUT
in Alliigliony City, hnt wt; 70 It 6.,1
1.11 ititi on nnl, by lu feet drop .
1711 , n llt other: pri.inirty i.l l
Jr Thu property lit well Milliltt.l fipr n I rit:rin 1,41.
.I. rice. an.l will hi , relit on rany trnuo. The Ilwinling Min,
l/ tal rooms mini bait.
cuff 5. CUT 11 BERT k s, M Market et
lOWA LAMS--180 A ,res of choice 1.8 n,;,
ni , ilate in Ida county. 10114.1 - , eitle at w 141 . 7.141.
10127 y. Cl.:111103iT Thtrknt et.
lOAL WORKS AT A —Ou Tlthr,
kj day afternt,t, unxt. ntl ILn prulak4 , . Ilc4f COOkkhA,
on the Monbnirdiela ricer. will he a .41 ILEI.FEY'S CaA
W ,, EES. 'rho lirtcusviii. 6881 listiven nt F OVOCV..} . M .
giving time to examine and buy the, work s a t a b arp i u.
Enquire of TUOS. WOODS,
1.27 75 Fourth street.
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AA 21A SON & LO. will open, ott tiVed
• lk,Hday, th tnxt.. Several package, ornew .tyln
ismintourrAttEs, WUIPE UOODS, &c.
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1Q1":••,-*`.;!`'t1L'•
AUCTION SALES
It. M. IItINTEIt,
11.;11'[.1...0 , 1, It, K It A HUNTER,/
?don Merchant
=MS
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RIIrER N'EWS.
Tax Itirrw.—ay the metal mark, yeaterciny eseninr.
were 18 inches water in the channel andifalling.
THE ematner •'John 13ieeel" leavini this murning
Wheeling, and Intends making the rtnala daylight, lesv
at 9 o'clock.
Hots.—Capt. Geo. Graham sold the Adana at Cincinnati
ou Friday, to Capt. Bates, for $ll,OOO. She will ply in the
Upper Mississippi.
Tae Brownsville packet "Eolitto" and Elizabeth }mail
•. Col. Bayant," continue to make daily tripe. The e,e,,an
tures yesterday for hel••w were the keel boat], ••Orphan
Boy" and "Union,. the former for Galtipolts and the latter
for 11 heeling, ho h well freighted.
Tun St. Louis Dexocref, vI ihe 2011, says:
Sortie improveinrot 11118 tak, n place in the rivers about
lere during few days pair, to n. likely to host
The bete rene 71 ito.ltra In the 21 Itto,a ending
yesterday at dunk, or about three feat 81111 e Friday evening.
The lower end of the..ldissonri awvtled some, but the Ref eld,
the !nal boat down, reports it agent ladling. The Illunas
also ro,e a little.
STEAM BOATS
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For W heeling.
T 1.,, tu.. - syennter RELIJIINT, CAW. (I. N.
Fonnar--elerk, S. Perpenn--will . ay. fir thu
• .`• :No and Intermediate µ..rts nu I. , AruilDAy,
.2m 1 ant. At 10 o',..ka k A. M.
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For rreight or passage apply on board. au23
Regiilar Tri..Weekly Wheeling Packel
iagarThe steamer LACtio.S.SE will leave for WM
boil, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
in charge of O. Z. hrucard.,,and W. O. llooosar,
Clerk, looking cuttneetiouewith the Itairoads at Well:tern,
and Steubenville.
For freight or plogage apply au board.
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
new steamer CHEWALA, Taos
leave for the above and Intorno,
elate ports, THIS DAY, 2341. For freight or
passage apply on board.
N. It. If there is autlicient rise in the river to let her orci
tho fnlls she is going direct to New Orleans. au2.l
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For Cincinnati.
The teamer MA It !Nita, Copt. O. A. Iht aro--
12E220.Th. P. G. laontft—will leave for the IltrOVO
and intortuediale ports THIS PAY, nt 10 o'clock
A. M.
For freight or paasage apply on baled. atilt
For Cinclonatl.
The steamer 1.1031 MEECH, Capt. .1. J. Room
s7soS—Clerk, HARRY MVlON—wilt Intro 'or the
above and Intermediate ports THIS DAY at
to o'clock A. 14.1. •
For freight or pesotee apply on board. ati9
TO LET OR FOR SALE—The Lease and
Yistures ut the
STillth AND DWELLING 1101.1 SE,
FEDCRAL STRFCT,
Near Ito ' Post offic,.. Allegheny City, suitable foi a Dry
G ode, Shoe, Hat or Clothing Storro.
Ike The natures are all new,
iniatediste pe ssessiou ent a be given. Inquire on the
plellii,s, of int I .):21.—cliDi JAMES et/WLI:81).
DROCLAMATION.—WhereaB, in an.l by
th, 111th , to - tion of the Act of the (Briientl Aaserhiily .
of
Pelin.ylranla. labeled July 241. 1839, entitled "All Act relat
ing to the Elections of thliecnanouw.ltb," it itoojalned on
11, Sheriff of e fary O , m My to give notice of such elect ions
to h. bald. and ollllloortlto ill 'inch notice what offic e rs ar e
L• be elected. In pursuance tio-reof. I, ROPY PAT TE.ISON,
Sheriff of the County of Allegheny, do theri•fort• intake know n
gi,.- this public notice to the eltvtorm of said County of
A Ilegh,ny, that a i i 6 NERSISELECTION Will he held in saki eon in
try, on the SLCOND TIII.DAY OF lle,oligß MIST, St the sevol.ll
too Dist/ int. thereto.
The el,s-torn of the First Ward of the city of Pittsburgh
to
at the use of Mrs Jane Little, at the corner of Fourth
aad Ferry streets, in said Ward
The
meet)/octors of e 84,011 Ward of the city of Piltsbui•gli
to at, the Public Scho 4 0l llonse mid Ward.
Per eleetors of the Third Wanl /if the rily of Pittsburgh
to Beet at the It M. of Andn.w XL:limiter, Esq.
'I he lectors of the Fourth Ward of the city of Pittsburgh
to meet at the Public School Hone in said Ward.
The electors of the Fifth Ward of the city of Pittsburgh 10
11100101 the Pennsylranta !louse, occupied by Gotha!, iced, I,
late Ales. Steward, in said Ward.
The electors of the Sixth Ward of the city of Pittalmigh
to meet at the Public School House in said Want.
Thu e/ectura of theSoventh Ward of the city of Pit tsburgh
11l meet at the Public School House itt bah! Ward.
The elector. of the Eighth Ward of the city of Pittsburgh
'a meet at the Public School House In said Ward.
The electors of the Ninth Ward of the city of Pittsburgh
to meet at the Public School House In said Ward
The electors of the First Ward of the city of Allegheny to
meet at the house of J. Woodhouse. in Robinson street.
The elechini of the Second Ward of the city of A Ileglo•ny
h, no et at the house of widow Thompson, north -carat corner
of Olio .street and public square.
't ip.. electors of the Third Ward of the city of Allegheny to
sleet nt tho Public Schad Ilona*. in said IVani
The elooto, of the Fourth Ward of the city of A llegheny
to meet at the bonne of T. Smith, at the corner of Role pert
iota A rider,. et reefs.
'l'l., elech.rs of the borough of Birmingham to meet at the
Teas n Mall on Wilkins street in said hwough.
The eleotors of the hireugh of East Itirminghan t to meet
at the Railroad fllice of Oliver IL llrrn.by,iu . said tu)rt.,ta;i
The or!of pop, m e borough to user at the Public
School House of said borough.
The electors of the borough or Lawrenoeville to •
meet at
ili• Public Sch.. 1 111.010 In said bonoi g h.
The cl.-ctors of the bonen: h of Stiarpebor g to meet It 11.,
boos • ..f .1. , hll Sharp in sail baronet.
Th e 1-f the is ,comb ref ltleKetsm)rt to meet at the
Tow n iti 10111 borllgli.
The .leer ors of the borough Of South to ruect lit.
the Loin, form-rly ,Ircinsi.rl by E. the
end of
the Monongahela Bridge. iu sant borough.
The el , torn of the boo• 01.711 of WOlt Pittsburgh to meet at
11- eli,•11111 01 the borough of West Elizabeth to meet at
fhr l'olll, School Ilion, in said borough,
'rh.,ire borollgll of Throntui o to meet at the
Polhe g.hool it gist in aid hrrongh.
1..• 010.-to, or the borough cit Manchester to meet. a t the
• - .11.1-1
The electors of the la/reach of Esizabetli In meet at the lt
of (It alma, fot merly omtipted by Jelin Wel ki r,
e1 , 5.1..rs of Pitt hernship f.I meet a: theln.n., of Joat•pli
, indr...l. on the Mechahic.' and Farmers' To rnpike Road, to
sgi I loNl:l4hip, except the niutlitleil voters residing iu no,
\'ool 4. 7 and 14, iif distru.t. who shall vote et
c•-tioral elections to the Ninth Ward of the city of Pitt,
burgh-
otectois ,4Pts.hles township to meet at the house i.l
John liottlor, in the village of Nast Liberty
PLe eltsltors of Collins t , wiiship to meet at the house of
t 1 ulww Met 'all, Jr.. in the village of Root Liberty.
Th. H.,. no, of Wilkins township b. meet at the house „r
John Shaffer, on the Orenburg Turnpike Road, in .id
The electr; of Plum township to went at the house
John Sutnmenille, in said tone hip.
'rho electors of Patton township to meet at the house of
A I , rahatii Tii,)lor, on the Northern Turnpike, in said too ll
ship.
The td,ctors of Penn township to moot nt the huuso of
Donaldson. On OM Leechborg Road, in PAM town-
The t. , tno,hip to meet at the Pollalr
llottae oft the turn[ I David Shaw, hear the whae
f”rmerly 0cem,1 , ..1 by Thomas Nen}, hour by 'William
A. Shaw.
The .•I,•clors of HlFtabeth towaxhip b. meet at the bon
11 , 1e.ter, formerly- o..ettpied by Juba Walker, m
Eisz.Owt h born mh_
;:, •;IJelTerst,il Inwnelltip meet at lto 114.11.1 ri
If 5. h0,.1 00,, lunar!). wnminl by Joh!, King., 1($ bniri
1 it
•‘•llilifintl.wctship at the hone.- of
11i1,,0. I..rekerly or. eine..l4y Jeantel li. Neel, in teti.l
.e triton
of Upper St. Ufa, tounship to fu et
rmhip
In•If in i boi
't • . ••• f• r. of Loa t•t Clair to...whip to went at tit
f-tf••• fob-i kofo (, F Hone. at the junetiou the 13frntof g
m :yr. I Ur rid Hill r0a.1.4. 01 said townehip.
The de, t.ee of towamltip to Inc..: at Life bona.
.1 \litho:. Obey. on. the Pittalifirgh had Steubenville 'Fury.
Tise t.:er L. 0,1 of it ,, bsivon Lowukhip t Meet at the hunat, of
t5..11 Mc F.O lAnd, n , rates ly Autiley 11cFarlan,l, in saki Low n
ship.
eleetorm ~1 Findley township 4. !met at the lotuee
Th . Clelland .1 Armor, formerly ,Ktrupie,l by .1, etiprltm, iu
the villm.teof Clinton. in maid township.
The elee , ms of Maui township to nest at Schaal Uottme
No, 4, in 'at',, township.
The elertors of ithi.. town..bip b. u,.,1 at the house of
Henry 1. l'hompson. in Kai,' i. , W110111,
T 1 . ,• tarp of Franklin to meet at thi.
Jna. Holemso. In said township.
The r.f Beset,. township to meet at the
Ilia,a• :!, in saul township.
fne ele.tras ‘O h.hlwin W 1 1 ,401.41 In meat at the house
of
. 1 •. 1 .16M1111.w xei.l tow µWWI,
The elertms of StrOa rival t.wnoLap to 111,1 at the Loose of
Peter Boyer, in said township.
el , lots P3yettr town,hip to meet sit the
It. Il.tys, on Oar farm of 1/. V. Coulter. In Attie/ town
oh! .
I lie viv• tt.ro, of North Fayetta township to meat at
, naaMie.l t.y lornio is Jtunisou, at itodgsrs' II 11.
is fetid hza
The elect.ll.o town...lop to meet at the Louse 01
.Ia t, t'ol Laughs oil the Vraitk lo
t loud, In .aut tow/raid',
'Cite el. I 1 1. 0/. toe. ugh a weal at the of lin g
h
Criatiroy, 111 said totrosnip.
Th.. ,or. of hict'andlets town,hip to meet at the house
.11U 1 Shear., In kaki tegrlieidp.
ilveUa of West Deer township to wet at Ilia house
•.; ..tlml ('onb , 3. in Mill
Tio• .•:.•••torb of ;,'owl lteer ~ reship to meet at the Public
110ase in the borough of Carentuin.
Th • ..le,tors Nr•ville township to meet at School Holm.
h.• I le•reafter ta b Chaplin.)
The elect,rs of Sex kitty township to uteri at tins bonne ..1
~ .I.llel ltttrllir, in raid to. naltip.
eleCtora .4 l ittltifilt township to meet at the 11.,11.4e
f..rinerly neolipksl by Ater. Turner, in said township.
Tho electors of Studer township to meet at John Shaw's
‘IIP, in 01iti township.
'CL- qualified voters of that part of Indiana townsh I!, in
Allegheny county. residing within the. fallowing deanrita,l
aft: Beginning at a itoint on the Allegheny
rrver, at the upper l igr of the farm of John Cable, and run
ning a northerly course, between the faruut of said Cable
.111.1 John liesd t the north east corner of Cable's bola--
theiwe running a westerly course to the Simi, township
1111 v, In such a wanner ad to Valhi - are all farina or hits situa
ted In Cuaningliant's dlstrictJuid known na the !dyer tract , ,
omit sad bountlarit, • shall hereafter vote at the general
don in tin borough of Sharpsburg, at the election poll of
said borough.
At which time and plaoe the qualified electors ad aforesaid
ballot vote for
Una for Slate Senator.
Eno porsoila for members of Assembly of Pennsylvania.
too fwreion for Canal CUttpliiertiCaler.
tine person for Auditor General.
One {person Surveyor General.
(hie Porson f r C0L1D , 44.
our prrooi for Clounty odiundssioner.
lino person (or Director of Poor.
use person for Auditor.
ilk en under luy hand and falai at Pittsburgh, this
day of August, A. D. ISM, and of the Independence of the
United States the eightieth. RUDY PATTERSON,
Sheriff.
1 11 ERIF F'S SALE OF A MARKET
to STREET FANCY DRY (AM)DB STORE AT AUCTION,
to wEDNESDA V nest, August 27th, at 10 o'clock in the
o ill he sold at the store of D. Ahl, Jr. A Brother,
Mal ket, rarest, between Fifth and the Diamond,
Icy
RAY Pnitertmll, Tnti., High Piteritf of Allegheny
t oat, ty. the tutire 'qua of Since and Staple Dry amain In
, atiprining eie article in the Dry (Mods / in c ,
among a high Is a very la me antturtatent of Dta. Silk/ HIA
Dregs cetterelly: Nicrinos, Cutturtrs, •
Muslim. Calicos, Slinwla,
Itioatirlotlitt, Own:acres. &c. Sale continued from day to
day un 11l nil are sold. Or DS PATTEIVAiN, Sher :t:
JAMES Auctioneer.
au2Ottlt
Try and
rash, par flithig.
A l fa AND CROSS-CUT SAWS •
( orn Scythe;
11.•11.1a .1 dud Vlcem;
Chun ttild Fixture.;
Hay nud Manure Forks. Together with a lur
and eXteUSi , r a ,, Ortlllela or ❑ardOare.just received and
sale low, at No. $t Wont xtreet, between Diftruoud'alley a
F. , urthAtreet, Pittsburgh. SANI'L FAFINEBTOCIi.
ftp29
WRIGIIT'S PILLS-5 gross juert reeiiifd
and for We (1y21) 111.101170 BROS.
triAtlM'S SPECIFIC-5 gross in stero
and kw axle by (Al] FUALUIG DSO&
;.4 """.
• 4
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A t;'i.
Health and-Shrength tnutlnevi
tably Wallow Ito lirge.
11014:14.4 EiSi
HOLLAND lIITTE.;'''‘
•M. ED HOLLAND entraDY4o3.'
IA
DYSPEPS,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPI4EI,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
I'EVER AND AGUE.:
AND the various affections consequenttpon
a (Reordered fit , roach or Liver. Such as hii.geation t
_trinity of the Stomach, Colicky Pains, Rearthurma.m of
!Tome, Dostoltaioucy, Cceriveness, Blind and; Rlbernag
In ell Nervous, Rheumatic and NOUTlagair An*.
tionx, It has in nnmerooo inotaccee proved highly
and In whore off,..lad a .!..lElad cum
Nature finds lie new enemy to combat, with 0312174elisbi•
ful took iu the system. It, effects are simoist Maiked, yet •
the rare permanent. it comumnicetee run violent - !hock to
the system, but by arousing its eilai enermf to normal at.
thin. enables it to threw off the raver, and ihur thendiighly
eradicates the disease.
{Shen its medicinal 'virturs are so mai...really eckoowl
edg,d• arid particularly hour, where it loot become co-popu
lar a family medicine. that it is mold by many of the grt ere
to wets sot nil the druneista. It would ,went noedleed to 4
offer further evidence, yet there are doubdoes gomo..3Wh( l
hare tried many advert - Ns:l remedies, and still suffer-IMM
Dyspepsia in one or more of Its dreadful (onus, we subjoin
the tbliewitig certificates, the authenticity of which elinnot
be floubtefDrotuing as they do from personas° weltknown.
WHAT IT IS falpid FOR T - I3E-1310/1,-
Wm. erhuchman, Rig , the - well known Ilthogranherilaye:
"I have frequently need Isterhave's Millard bitters, and
Had it in variably relieve. indigestion and'debility.',''lro.
Rev. Samuel Babcock mys: -I found apetieirelleffrom
its use fur a severe headache, with which I had ham enf•
fared."
J. W. Woodwell, " I bare natal Borth:ll4e Hol
land Bitters inyeelt; and recoturuended it to others, knowing
it to be just what it is representelL"
Alit. Jonathan Neely, of Lower. St. Clair, says hainade
rived great benefit Crum its me for weakti 7 eea of thostornach
and indigestion."
Jetties M. Murphy says " After several physician had
failed, Ikerhave'es. Rolland Bitters removed the paini•frons
my heart and side, arising from indigestion." 4'4
The editor of the Kittanning Free Preatatiyil , "lifter ono
efthe best physicians or this place had failed, :11forluire's
liellandollitters cured me of the worst form ordyanardla"
Rrnuctx Felir, only miinufeetureirof EX•
tract uf Coffee, says : - I know that your lionand , flittera It
one of the .... t in the world for a &Mitered
stomach or I. vet."
Dr. Lode: ig. editor of the " Fucker," Beltimare,pronouriced
it a medicine deserving Ore.:condoms of the public.
Dr. Sherbert, the leading German physician of Penna.,
lour . prescrii,atit frequently during %helm thrhayeantosith
mat bed 1111“1,5A, in I,l4lU:de/I states of the &votive organs,
or of the system generally.
..
The ma.nager of Balton's Vinegar Factory mpg .• used
It myself, and env therefore Induced to try Ito efftieV upon
my info, ttreubled with the great debility common M Oh of
censuunitive habit,) and really it i 3 doing' her morn good
than anything she has ever taken." - • -
Whoever expects to tind in this a bavarage will bb - tibial.
pointed, but to tbo sick, weak and low spbritil4; it "will
priime a grateful aromatic cordial, pciesasacel of singular rem
edial propertiee.
CAUTION! •
The great popularity of this &Eighth!! Aroma his induced
many imitations, which the public should:guard agatnetpnr
chaolog. Be not persuaded to Mal , anything elim„usitg you
have givon Boorlinvo's !Tolland Sitters a fair trial. psi bot
tle sr" 1 convince you haw Infinitely aaperioi it fa he all**.
. .
Imitations.
„.
4i- So Id at td per bottle, or eLv bottles for $5, ityymeo
proprietors, BENJAMIN PAUE, JR., IC, LYI..
Manufarturing Pharmaceutists aintateaustS,.'
cur. Smithll,4d and Third streetic.Pittetstigh.
4CtstL .441g111 11.
Philadelphia. W. ilyta ßA t Sr. Sans, 112 N. 2d strdek. New
York, Barnes & Bartz. Sul Broadway, currier Duane.: BAiti-
More, Caspar, Brothers, Clay street and PODTP.• .4V9U118.
eitwilitiati, John It Park. Chicago, Barclay Orotheni,2l3 S.
%Valor id. St. Lonts,Burnard, Mama it Co. N. Orleans, J.
Wright& CO.
my 22
TAR. C. IteLANE'S
LIVER PILLS AND VERNIFITGE
IMPROVEt.
PR. I. SCOTT. a rage'er graduate anclphyalciat; cifitEten
sive pravlicagind experience, Induced by t e commendable de.
sire to alleviate ht.-nala etufering, tie well ke to excel, Mapes.
(tiered as
IMPROVEMENT ON TEE ottianzer, P.JVTIR PILL AND
VERA]] PEGE OP DR. O. iIIcLANE,
Rector pr. paled three Felt:ea:CS as the nadir-al parttler of
Dr. C. let.ane, for many years. -
OUR IMPROVER LIVER PILLS AND VERMIPUOR
poem-at greater itTicary and are more mild in their operation
than the Lac, ll and Vermifuge prepared according to the
original recipe of Dr..E. McLane. We make this declaration
understandingly, and recoroniendothein to the afflicted a 3
being both pleasant and curative, and believe thetit superior
to nay other Liver Pill ,pf niifuge over prepared.
ttead CertlAcnte or fir. C. McLane, bele.nr.
THE WHOLL WORLD C(.)..VQE'ERED:
DR. I. SCOTT'S CELEIIIRATIED
WHITE CIIICASSIAN LINIIIENT,
The universal- relief afforded by appliestionstof this CEL
EHILATED KTNtI of Pain Killers in ca4us of Ithetintadsm,
Aunt, Lutobago, Sore Tlo-• est, Itrui.sest. Etsrainsi, Swellinus,
Stiffness of tie: Joints, 3cissusea, Yam, , Scalds, Burns, lobes
or any other ilatea.-e. n.r ,v 111.41 a Plon F.lllev or Litrinitnt
is
used, effistdes set to assert porsltirrly that I , r. I. social's
CELEBRATED WHITE CHICASIII A N LINIALENT t., the
most reliable, safe and pleasant relator yet dlerovered, tee.-
scatting asbosiehing proporties for HEALING DISE Al.-R and
THE Pitt/311"T ERADICATION OP PAIN. The many at
testations to Os virtues, given by pc nimht-ned
judgment and strict a:slog:ray, should Inative all to adopt it
a standard Family li Is-. TI, 111,1 1110 , 0111615 a still
require nothing. more than the folicorsiez •JI Dr .
McLane, distinguished as a groat dt. , overer • 1 n aural
maladies:
REAIsI RHAD II REAL) 111
lonAnwn, VA., ..pt, tSnb
This it to c,tify, that llt have a exam nod the E Heeirx, fel: Jro
paring Mclane'n I mproyed Vernnince and Liver Pills - bDr
Scott, who ho teen IN THE }IA BIT OF PREPAItINIi
AND USING MY uRHIJNAI. MEDICINES IN MT OEFICI4
during the 1.1. THIRTEEN YEARSrand that b believe ho
hat IMPROVED THEM. I ninho Its shone statEraltnt tho
more willingly as I II s. YE N.. iNT:iItEsT IN THEM
WHATEVER, I weal.] il/rther • sato that I ht.lo ticiptantly
u.sssi his cELEnRATEI, Yt lIITE CIRCASSIAN LI NEWEN T
In my prnetlen, with the happiest enucte, and that 1 can coo
scioutiously rou..taineud it C. McLANE, M. D.
•
AU the Above blettleitwo I^Lured euttly unitar thy , enper ,
vistue of Dr. I. SIXYPT. Debi 11 Druzglate and itercheeta
Terywhere.
The GENLIJIN NT Dr. C. MeT.ANET IMPROVED 'LIVER
PILLS AND 13.1PRoVED VERMTPCGL are eigned 1.3 1. 4 r.
1. SCOTT & Co., reveuipebic,lby r,rrifirate of e.-MnIAN la.
The 0 ETs11.11N1: WRITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT stg.beA
by Dr. I. SCOTT & Co., accompanied with eimaaturn - or L.
SOCII", !IL D.
DR. I. &crrr & Co., We Proprielcirn,
Barth Alnrgrtutowtt,
DR. (1. SYS EP, Whoknale Agent.
143 Wood Emmet, Pitntnirgh-
J. /lENDERS.(iN &
2i12 I.lbe.rty 2treet.
JAS. P. FT,P.MINiI. Ag6nt,
in:2'l,lly Istwly: p.c,.'s Nt. , irroal Dep..t, A 11e,.1101
A CARD TO THE LADIES.-
A
DK. DIII , ONCLYS. GOLIMN MONTILLY Rift
FEMALES. The ronildwuivn ..1 ingrNtlents in Dr. Porol4-
co . ri Gulden • are porfe:tly ha47aless. They hal% be,tl
wind in the pm at.. prat tic, cd . ..1.1 Ur. DupoilLo li.e,vex 30
years., and thou..ande of la.io, ray bratty to ilit.irgleat at. i
never-failing alltio3t , In omruct:og
Irrt•',ulna-HI
p:Att,:nl a1...1 disci utunott ua
tion, particularly at the change %,4 11Ir. }10:41 sto .10 l'ao
tutll cure flint QU111.111 , 11
‘ l , ! i/Kl,lllll 11j,r,10., Ins It Lilco.
Nearly es ery holy lu the :nod aulley, ft an that corapirah.t.
The above p,Il has peruinco•nti, enc..] thouseuillx,.toul sill
Cure you it you one them. rutty et 112.101, harm eau--.,u the
contrary, they rumour eD ONO ruction"), restore !.,stare to ltd
proper cliantak 1. 111.1 1 11 , iZOrtife the whole oyrdarti. le ilea
whoa° health will not permit Off inerwaou of nunity, bud
Enierwsisfni preventive. Fur partici:liars Rev) tlt,-
ructions Ott the box. Price Si.—and will bo swot to. ludiwi
confidentially, by mnil, toy endpoint; $l. to hither of the tot •
lowing agento:
Sold by SAMPLE A REED. general Agents fur Allegheny
City; FULTON'S Drug Store, Birmingham, JOHN P. Si.X.rfr,
and by W. A. UILDENFEN N EY ACV., .Na 43, Fifth street,
opposite the Theatre. Pittsburgh, who will sopply dealers at
proprietor's Kleist Sold by nil Druggists in, the city null
United Stat.•t. apr2kedild3p
D ItIVATE DISEASES--bli. BROWN, NJ.
60 Smithfield street, between Third and Fourth
so seta, devotes his entire ta 'II I, on opine Pram
Bice. Ills business to, li,r the moat 'Art. confined to 0
moats It urretti Divam.t. and such painful affecions,
brought on by imprudence. youthful indnlgence and excesa
Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruptions, Oonorrlien, Meer. So icier.,
Urethral Discharges, Tnitinrity of the Blood, with all disenise's
of the Venereal Organ. Akin Diseases, Scorbutic Eruptions,
Tetter, Ringworm, Mercurial Seminal weakness,
Impotency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Wenl.nese, Monthly
Suppnusious, Diseases of the Joints, kissula in Ann, Nervous
Affections, Pains in the Back and Loins, Irritation of the
Bladder and Kidneys, successfully treated. Cure guaranteed.
Twenty years' practice (ten in this city) enables Dr. Drown
to offer 111.4131:111MCOS of a speedy cure to all who may COME/ tua.
der his care.
One, and Plicate Consultation Rome 50 Smithfield st.,
between Third and Fourth streets.
air Charges moderate. tnerrs.iiiwly
DR: BROWN e6ntinues to be constOtecl for
the cure of SECRST 1115 PASES. Ills fineness in
long-standing eases is unequalled The afflicted aro Invited
to call without delay. Persons afflicted with Veittoreal Ihei
etututi, lthentuatiam, Plies, or Seminal behilitT, should 114
delay to get hi, .1, ire. Letters containing a lea inutiodiate.
ly answered. •
IPA. Office and Private giorna No. 50 bunitilieLi trtr,
betweeu Third and Fourth streets, Pittsburgh jr,!,
L IVERPOOL AN P PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP LINE.
The splendid now Steamship CITY 11A LVEMOR.E, Capt.
dtktauten. will sail from Philadelphia on the
7th August and lath September—from LiiserrAll
pool 27th August. KANGAROO from Liverpool,Alth July
and loth 14optember—from Philadelphia, Slat Aiigiast and
Slat trAolior. CITY OP NIANCIIKWIEIt. from thiierpoul
13th August—from Philadelphist,ittli September.
- • •
' From PM lade2phia. Prom Liverpool.
Cabin..... 405 and $65. Cabin.—.4li6 and $76.
Steerage .
Passage Tickets to and from Liverpool by the above Line
of Stomughtps, or by PIRST.CLASS SAILING PACKETS,
can be procured on application to
SABEL & COETIS. Blonds - ay, New York.
' J 011. N TI.IO!EPRIN. 410 Liberty sk, Pittsburgh.
P. S.—Also, Drafts Err sale always on hands. 11 - 30
THE THUNDERBOLTS OF JOVE WERE
forged by Yulcsa,„ but although the unisteldly wea
pons of the one-sled answered very'avel)fi I' rho
I %Ales of the Onila, they were not hair an diffeoliTa eo (Cdr's
-
latost Improved revolvers which weigh hit a pomidehnd will
mod balls thick and feet as Parthlerrairmytt.; "Illeingroved
I Revolver can be had at the Enterpriee WitiN:laltviler with
a general meal-talent of Gtensand Ilifferrotiverc deocription
said a Ana assortment of SurgimUnstrnontatted [Natal.
eta - Rolm seranazr,b l o- /30]3alliei
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