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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
SATURDAY MORNING
SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
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AT PITTSBURGH
On SEPTEMBER 30th, and on
ockonEtt Ist, Sid and 3d, 1.556.
ie24
BORT. C. W ALUM. Secretary
Great Excitement In Lawrenceville
Great consternation was caused in Lawreneeville,
yesterday, by the announcement that orders had
been received at the Allegheny Arsenal for the dis
charge of all the mechanics, artisans and laborers
employed there. The order was immediately com
plied with and 120 persons were suddenly thrown
out of employ without any previous warning. This
action has been rendered necessary in consequence
of the unprecedented and factious course of the
House of Representatives at Washington, in refusing
to pass the military appropriation unless accompa
nied by an irrelavent and unconstitutional proviso
which usurps the Executive power and nullifies
the Judiciary. Thus do the Bluok Republi
cans in Congress show their love for the work
ing man. So intense is their admiration of the ne
gro race that they have no sympathies left for the
poor white man who "earns his bread by the sweat
of his face." The amount disbursed monthly fur
labor alone at the Allegheny arsenal is over $4OOO--
the yearly disbursements, for labor, materials, Ac.,
amount to about $BO,OOO. All this, is bard money,
is scattered in this community among our laborers
and dealers. But through the blind fanaticism and
obstinocy of Black Republicanism, we are to be de
prived of this hereafter. Truly, " whom the Gods
would destroy they first make toad."
P,'lt e rb irrg h I )rato vs.--- The speeches of
• Cols. McCandless and Black, at the Waynesburg
meeting, created a great sensation there. The speech
of COl. McCandless occupied more than an hour in
the delivery and was exceedingly well received.
After passing over the salient points at issue between
the parties, he made some very happy allusions to
the fame of Washington, Fayette, Greene and Wayne,
whose names had been given to the counties of the
district and the pleasant villages of the inhabitants.
Col. Black, although not unknown to the citizens of
Greene, took them Completely by surprise by his su
perior effort on this occasion. Hitherto his ardent
appeals to the Democracy of Greene, were sprinkled
with mirth•moving sallies and anecdotes ; but en
Thursday his aim was to show, by stubborn facts and
irresistible conclusions that the integrity tiflmr
Union is seriously menaced by the wiles of an
insidious faction ; and by way of glaring contrast to
exhibit the impregnable position of the Democracy
in defence of the Constitution and the rights of every
portion of the confederacy. His speech was declared,
by all who heard it, a meet masterly effort.
.4 Chance to make Money. --The Chenn,',-le dies 0.1
care a o.ln whether Fremont be a Catholic or it
Protestant, but as the subject has excited some de
gree of interest in the public mind, it states on the
, -authority of the Charleston IS. C.) Courier that tea•
simony can be procured to prove that the Colonel
has been a Catholic, and the fact is well known to I
many persons there. tin the other hand, the (•hire
go proposes to pay $l,OOO to any one who
will prove Fremont a Catholic. Here is a tempting I
offer to some of the saran, to make money and pur•
sue an interesting but laborious study. The Co!.,
eel's religion us well as his polities are involved in
the greatest obscurity, as well as hie birth and per
sonal antecedents. He may la regarded a iote-•
aro., and we would not be surprised if the learn
ed s c .ttaite now in Gster.entkon nt Albany, should
ieetn I,;_m a fit subject fur a scientific lecture, iu
non with the gars, turtles and other "odd tish."
• bose.. singularities and obscurities they are now latt
• ably engaged in investigating.
77,,
.1/,,,ri ag i n 6,..•• Third Ward last evening was a
ouser. Not less than or five thousand people
were assembled to hear the hn. - ning truths of Lamm -
racy as proclaimed by the respecti.e speakers. After
tau pole had Leen raised -which by th. 7 way is one
of the finest in the city--Henry Sproul was ;:allor/ to
the Chair. Messrs. Wm. M. Edgar. Dr. tleorge
Alr-
Cook, IL Armstrong, Wm. Paul, CapL Robert Dun
can, Jain Taylor ; Dr. L. OldsLuc, Martin Little,
Samuel Baird', A. Holstein, George Funaton, Henry
Abel and C. W. Lewis were elected Vice Presidents.
• mien. John Layton and J. Banks Knox were rho-
Secretaries. The speakers were P. C. Shannon,
David Bruce. Dr. George S. Keyser and R. Biddle
RoberLs. The latter gentionian was speaking when
we left, to a crowd we ettiwate in the neighborhood
of fill!, thousand. It was one of the best political
speeches of the campaign.
Near Drmocrrair GC1,11,11 Pup,r.—Wo have rereiv
-1 the first number of the ritw German Democratic
• oily entitled the ",Pillnbitrycr P. me, rat,"
dby Victor Serum,' Esq. It it beautifully printed
in entirely new type. Although we are unneilunisit•
with the Otranto language, yet we are told by
German friends that it is an able advocate of Denm
stic principles and tealowdy supports the rause of
uchenan, Breekiuridge and the Union, in opposi
tion to Fremont and Sectionalism. We wish Mr.
tibu success in his new enterprise; be is en
g sd in a noble cause and we hope he will be well
084, not only by his dermal' Lidiutir citizens, of
h ose: sn:itnen," And Interests we. know him to he
e true OapDnent, 1,,:t by Americans who sympa
ie." with Nun in political .‘"liment.
Aar npf Iv Escape frnm
mitt to esoa pe from jail was develops
our of the p.•iaoners, named Henry Huta
•uil,Jacob Setwaruhly and John Puy, the two
er committed on a charge of larceny, and the two
tter for assault and battery, were the persons oho
ode the attempt. They had been some days at
ork, had removed the iron caning of the window of
eir cells, and hard opened an aperture sufficiently
rgo to admit a limo's head, when jailor Phillips,
ho had an intimation of their designs, stopped their
urk by removing the culprits to another cell and
a,ged them on a low diet rd bread and water for
err pains.
Pugilistic Encualare.--- We understand that a voy
-etty tight occurred no Wednesday evening in the
inth ward between a Fremonter and a Fillmore
lan. Fillmore was engaged in a very interesting
iseuesion on politics with a friend, when woolly
cad came up and put in a vary forcible argument
v striking Fillmore in the face. This mode of de
trmlitig freedom of speech was not exactly to the
isle of Fillmore, who subsequently caught Fremont
nd administered an appropriate retort, deeming
H reuriont's Black Republicanism imperfect without
, e addition of a bleat eye. No appeal has yet been
ade to a - higher law," but it is supposed that he
if the black eye will be "about" soon.
Door'? EchiCalion.—A meeting of the Central
ward of Education was held on Thureday evening,
elect a teacher to fill the vacancy canned by the re
'guation of Miss Maitland. Several applications
ere made, and on the second ballot, Mine D.E. Kean
as chosen, having received a majority of all the
otes. The following Persons were also chosen to
ads the branches designated :—Book-keeping, A.
. Hidden; Writing, J. D. Williams; Drawing, A.
addend; Berman, Professor Sehand ; French, PlO
esor Dense; Music, D. Criteblon.
Pasning Coukterfeits.—Beabout, who was 11 short
i wo since arrested for passing counterfeit money on
Ir. Poor, of the Ninth Ward, and was discharged on
edeewing the same, has since been caught in similar
ttempts to defraud ahem Ile passed some coon
erfeit and altered bills on Mr. Jackson, of Duquesne
,orough, and also attempted to put some off in pay
neut of his fare on a Wheeling packet. There is but
ittle doubt that he is connected with a gang of coun
erfeiters.
The Turners.—Tba Turners closed their festivities
esterday at Denny's .Grove. A large number of
ersona visited the ground. In the afternoon seve
n! prizes were awarded, and in the evening there
vas a splendid bal. The Turners depart fur their
.umes to-day. •
Merchants' Exchange --There will be an election
ur Directors of the AFerehants' Exchange, on Wed
. esday next. The President, L. Wilmot*, Esq.,
• ill read his attuanril report before the monthly meet
ng to be held on Friday 'next,
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Nos Arrical.—Mr. Robert Watson, corner of Lib
erty and Wayne streets, has received from the Dar
lington Cannel Coal Oil Company, ten barrels of oil,
being the first manufactured by the company just
named, at their establishment lately erected at the
junction of the Darlington branch railroad with the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad. The utility of
this oil as a burning fluid, as well as for all ordinary
mechanical purposes, has been sufficiently tested, and
we will shortly lay before our readers a certificate of
a number of scientific and practical mon, as to its
real merits and economy in its use as compared with
other oils heretofore used, the result of -which will
astonish every person unacquainted with the oil in
question. For the present we content ourselves with
the simple announcement that whatever shall prove
its legitimate merits, is due to Mr. C. Cherry, the
originator of the process of manufacturing, and to
our townsman. Robert Watson, as the business wan
of the enterprise.
AUGUST. 30
Feemie 'feudLei,' Appointed.--Thu Control Board
of Education last evening appointed Miss Lizzie M.
Hazlett Principal of the No. 2 school for girls in the
Third ward ; Misses Ellen Mason and Ellen tiregg
were appointed to teach in the primary schools in the
seine ward. From what we saw of the qualifications
of the fair appointees, we judge they were appoint
ments eminently " fit to be made." There were sev
enteen applicants far the three vacant positions by
young ladies, many of whom were beautiful, and
nearly all gifted with mental accomplishments : and
hence it was a matter of regret among ti:o members
of the Board that they had to be invidious iu their
selections, where all wore so deserving.
Democratic Pole raisin.--There is to he a great
meeting at Bailey it MeLnue's Coal WOrks, iu South
Pittsburgh, one square above the Monongahela
Bridge, this evening, at five o'clock, to participate in
the raising of a Democratic pole. The Allegheny
Glee Club will sing some of their choicest songe : sev.
oral prominent speakers will deliver speeches, and it
is expected that all the world and his mother " will
be there.
Railroad Accident.—On Thursdsy morning, while
the freight train was at Thompsontown, beyond Al-
Leona, on the Pennsylvania Railroad, the h o it u r oC
the locomotive eiploded, killing the engineer and
one of the firemen. The locomotive wa, shnttertd
to pittee,. The to, ottribuled to the want of
a proper !apply of water.
( . ..0.1/ Thor ('op/is A rst 61.4. A canal boat l'ap
tain. !lamed McAdam, was arrested oil a warrant is
sued by Esq. Parkinson un a charge preferred b 3 Mr.
Stewart, the Collector on the canal, of giving a Cabe
bill of lading when clearing his boat. The case was
beard but the Alderman reserved Lis decision f r u
future day.
Moo /opti,iti.--A laboring man attached to the
Novelty Works wan Neverely injured yesterday, hav
ing been drawn into some machinery, crushibg his
arm to sucb an extent that amputation was neec-sary.
Dr. Ill'eook was the attending physician.
An E.remplury n. 0,4.— Mayor Adam.. t-f Alle
gheny city, says that not a single -case" came up
before him yesterday. Allegheny is improving; we
with we could say the game of Pittsburgh.
Fuahiwtolde Dry G.oci. of every description, suit
able for the coming season, can DOW he had et A.
NFTighe's, corner of Grant and Fifth streets. The
Ladies should sell and see the beautiful black and
fancy silks, lust opened. The ladies will also nod ht
the establishment a splendid assorttneu: of collors
nail sleeves, and, as usual, cheap for cash.
Oa- llostelter's Celebrated 81'01.41 . 11
TERS are no more rlasoc4 the m•w and nov.l tho.,
of the dui. hut. on Ow contrary. .tend among th.• nr-t
rerniedi.« of fits ap., Linr p/14.•1 , 1 Ih•r , • Wt.'n,- ,n
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bonlea•lv.... la ~Warn elttvat na themr tinter,. a ia.t t. 1.1
rooti h. am.,44 ul , st prqtarail
he v....:11.111ar} 4 , 1 nmlullie. awl Sot doomed INT •.I
livion with hundred....f uKele,s ncgtcurn, gilt len up ot.1) r
4alo. The proprietor, riot chum for Ilat, t re, all,huo
Cot n rrgulAtio of ,:louseLeh .mil a etr,tigilo•nor or
tiyttivtmt, tht.y ui,i..uialgt• m, milwrittr E..r a tn. 114.1 tt, .t
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no or Ih , toar, a l,.•o fogeLni.l , . 6.11.1 fruit ~,top.
rinripal .104. For
I.4.lo_linnutarturt•r+ an.] Propri,t,..
And for wal, by the 1,1 /twit.' Drugolit.tuad I t
al the Uutted Stab,' sud
Oar' Hells.- We hn‘o just roc - civet! our FALL Sri vs
SOFT DiIESS RATS of all tvollutots, r.slt tr. at.) to o•-• ;
od aro ntor that, ottraolros that 11* rats I,lriow• all . ,
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'ME BANNER Toll . \sill!' IN 111 E ESII,I.
/Is nOsl WILL SI YAK FOIL THE CANDIDATES
OE ME PEOPLE
The DEMIALISACT of Itoess Toe 11, hip I •
MEET o sATUIIIsAV. the stst, .1 .4 1..
M. ut n Ete, ti , ' n Not', IlssTEI. S. not:
arrung-ensesst, 4.. utt, , ,t,l, ru• , . IsEllstEls A Tit' s
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loth Sett , ts.t, ilo Aso.
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ItglAtst'lt A TS. Iss• And al post ..ist ens mi
Meow". Itl Eli E. ess.l
veteran ,lodge sll kI.ER. will Inas, Ilse Ineetsan .11.
nitirc-ito ich on lb., ci.csiccion. The C.codctrir c y
D..otorxt to do Ida duty. it. IL KKK It.
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WANTED—To Lease ca• Rent, a large,
wry F. IMP, on*. r /1011A1.11 - . 1 , . 1" I rout nod
Wood Shop, with llnuou. to or nunir the City
C.C.I rilttluur,...ll I. it soul lOth „t
-rlll-1,1 SEED-- A fresh supply just rve'd
_l_ It ) Kuti/ro,, suital.do f T Full RON 11,4 G , rnol- 1.1
nulls JAMES NVA liDku
0 YSTER SALOON, Nu. 111 NVOtll) ST.
s. STEIN 111 elf wuould tuftsht. uounis
and Ole poldo that be 1131 om Laud and 0_
couving ronrtrently WATER MEIA/Nr+.
11.11,l ell'ltuNS, Id- .duly at
Eknninfat, pri..44 k Ms. u uYST MP: and 01l 11... •Idn.-uloo-n
Os• hoses., arvoul no at I lo• •ludrtudt suutne. and us IS, n.. 1
yolustoubl.• Dou't 1.., „el tho' 1.1.0. e, \u. 111 Wu Pull)
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no( her nt
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4 .1 b, one tiatirter ..11.•
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Una cow fcrl abb.
, 4) Chen , n;l eit A Ile
a mile from I
.tell leiteckl with
I knee, 40 1,, 32 tee
ft nit of ert ry dercrite
quu ter acre atrum and
ever) thing to make it plea..
A good Three Story Brick
glieny fits.
A small Frailly Hutu% in Mancheater
A Imo, :several Faring 01 varlet. 14.1 4 ,41 3214/
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Appis BI NN. nt,rtlt rid.• of t,lif f ,
A..or (1.• 8889.,8.1, A Befflbetly CB)
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FALL FASHION. /111,
M I CORLD It CO"
131 Wood street
WILL IN"I'RODUC
E ON SATIIIDAY
August 3001. the FALL STYLE oF DRESS II ATS.
Also, the latest styli. of Salt lists and Cats. t
TEAM ENOINE FOR SALE --One 113
kJ inch cylinder, feet stroke, slide valve rut oil, 11
heavy east iron bed plates. ext,•ll,ling to alter viol o f
elides—at p. ...IL in op e ration ttl the Rolling Mill of Mrc.,rc.
Singer, Ilarturin & , West Pittsburgh.
For terms, apply to II A hill, /IA ItTU PER
Steam Engine Builders,
au2tktit Corner First and Short ate., Pittsburgh.
NEW STYLE FALL PLAID SI LKS—'2O
pieces new Plaid Silks just received at
att29 A. A. MASON ft Co.'S.
PRINTED FRENCH MERINOS—Just re
celyt d, some very hand...ow styles of Printed French
tatr....91 A. A MASON A
VREN()II CHINTZES—Some fine new
of French Chititt.es just opened at
au29 A. A. MASON & CO.'S.
EMBROIDERIES -A. A. MASON S: Co,
will receive and open ou the :kith inst , 12 rations
splendid new Enibroideries. Cotton and Linen Edgings, Ac ,
Sr. su29
FLOUR—Family Flour, fresh ground from
new Wheat, received null for sale by
_ .
.lAti. A. FETZER, 89 Water et.
SUPERFINE AND EXTRA SUPERFINE
on hand and for .1, by
aa29 .lAti. A. FETZER, s 9 Water st.
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WRAPPING PAPER—Single, Medium
and Double Crown Strum , Wrapping Paper --a large
lot Just rev/rived and for sale clamp by
0n29 JAS. A. FETZER, 89 Water st.
HAND STREET 11WEI.LING HUBS}'
and Wl', N. V. Hand street. containing a hall, to.
purluta, diting-room, kitrlten and nye cimmtpere, well al
ranged for comfort anti retirtillicliCe. Price $;3000.
S. et/TH.IIEIa a SON,
ta29 Seal Estate Agents, 51 Market xt.
DRESS GOODS—We will open in the nex
few days more than 100 cases and packages of the
neatest and richest styles of FALL DRESS GOODS.
O LET OR FOR SALE—The Lease and
T
Fixture.; of the
- - -
11!. PEDCIIAL STRICT,
Near the Poet Office, Allegheny City, enitable for n Dry
(hods, Shoe, Hat or Clothing Store.
.ifir-Thell.rtures are all new.
Immediate poaseadon can be given. Inquire on the
presides, of [auls2er--chDI JAMES COWLING
5() LBS. Sap Sago Cheese.
NJ 100 bo xes ea, assorted dux. For sale at
aulO DILAFO'S.
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LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ILLINOIS
New YoRK, August 29.—The steamship Illinois
arrived at 9 o'cluek this morning from Aspinwall.
She connected with the steamer Sonora at Aspin
wall, which brought upwards of $1,900,000 in gold.
The Sierra Nevada left San Francisco on the sth
fur Sieu Juan.
The Cortex from Panama arrived up on the sth.
The Sonora passed the John L. Stephens on the 10th,
bound up.
The Minnie brings $1,165,000 in gold, principally
consigned to Drexell k Co., $400,000 to Wells, Far
go A Co., $280,000 ; Metropolitan Bank, $120,000;
Wm. }loge A. Co., $106,000; Duncan, Sherman
Co., $107,000; Thos. Watson & Co. $25,000.
The Sierra Nevada took down to San Juan three
hundred recruits to Walker's army, and a number of
settlers.
Dr. Alexander Randall, an old set tin- at San Fran
dsen, we. shot on the afternoon of July 2. lth, in the
bar-room of lie St. Nicholas hotel by Joseph Hether
ington who was arrested by the police of the Vigilance
Committee, tried and executed on the 29th. Bruce,
the murderer, was hung on the same day. Several
thousand troops were under ertus in the vicinity of
the gallows.
Edward Bulger, one of the first exiles of the Com
mittee, returned from the Sandwich Islands, and was
again arrested. He was shipped: to New York In
the
Ned Mei; owan had nut been captured.
Some activity among the vessels of war in the
harbor had led to fears that the federal government
was about to Interfere with ti o Vigilance Commit
tee.
The Superintendent of the Branch Mint has noti
fied the employees who are members of the Vigilance
Committee that they must either withdraw from the
Committee or leave the mint.
The Peruvian slave ship Teresa Terry. put into
San Francisco on the 30th June, with 150 Chinese
kidnapped at Wean, destined for the Peruvian mines.
An attempt was made to detain her, hut she got off.
Advices from Salt Lair° to June 23d, state that the
vegetables wore nipped by the hoot; the grain crops
had failed and fears were entertained that the people
would nutter for want of food.
Advises from Sandwich Islands, to July (411,:mtato
that there was a cot ere shock of au earthquake on
the oth June, at Hawar, a stream of lava running
from SOUlh“ aid, leaving Hilo tart,
Ad v ie., from Sidney. AuArolia, to May 2at6, men.
ti "11 VXiell,ire gold disco% Orion 10 Wmiturn A mdralill
near Kelmsent.t.
The lute,t Loh i,ca from loregon mole that the In
dinns iu Hui north reautiued hostile, but there irer
ut . peace.
There is nothing important from the Isthmus.
Pierre Soule arrived at Aspinwall on the If.th.
The markets at Sun Franc Leo were glutted and
were very dull and &feinting ; Gallego flour ;
Pork extra elver in half bid, ;SI!, butter ;tfte.
F:tov Motion Syrup 94e. Turpentine nO. Lard'_ I.
TIIIRTV-FOURTII CONORICSS
EXTRA SESS.H,N.
IVdsuiNcsoN. August 29 -Senate—The Senate re
solved to adhere to its amendment to the Army Bill,
I.y a vote of 32 yens against It nays.
// , •a... -Mr. Barclay noised a joint resolution for
the adjournment of both Houses on Thursday neat.
It was negatived by 7 2 majority.
A message woe reeeived from the Senate that they
adhere to their disagreement, and to the amendment
to the Army hill.
A mutual to adjourn till Monday was voted down.
The Heette after a number of ineffectual !notions
to adjourn until M.inday and Tuesday, permitted A
;notion to adjourn till to morrow to prevail.
Mr. flou.ston presented the memorial of the Legia.
lature Of Texas, asking fir tho interposition nit the
government or Congress, for the release Judge
Terry, now in the custody of the Vigilance Commit
tee of San Francisco. A debate ensued during which
Messrs. Houston, Jones of Tenn., Brown of 111tra.,
and Weller of Cal.. expressed their VieATP of the state
of affairs at Son Francisco. The memorial wits re
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
The Senate resumed the eonsideration of Mr. Crit •
tottdeit'r toil to Alter and amend the Kansas Nelirus
kit net.
Nr. liclV acelared far”rnt.le t, the peta,lit,g
might hot 60 at,le to asocat to all 11,
Mr. Hunter 111•,e.1to lac the hill on the table. but
the Vole %I I...Fti,”l.eit 1.111111 ro otorrl.m, ns th e - at
ter.lttnee of the elan. Adjourned.
Prom sod hi ngton
WAS111%1:7 , 0•, August The S,raturial eau, u.
again re . : red ILI, Illoortlilig ii• rucualu iu ,rdtuun,ul(l.)
a hope -1 pa.,..ulg thy
11 , 41,11 to intrtnluott thn army api,rt,
hriolin 6111. NII und“thers .hjerteti.
\lesr.. fiede, of low Puryeur and Wuhion,
her,: of the ll.,u*e ti t) returned. The trod uutord
hue 141,1,1 .11 Alth Mr. lirr‘itr.l Mr Clarke pairo.l
off wlth Mr
Tn, Mr. Waldo, chaplain 1,1 . the House. open
ed the with prayer at 00,43 to Jay, for the first
littall Liu, bezii,i,ll
The lt,l•nasettient+ k,n lb.,:sergnant.at .krun ,, .1 the
11 , 11,•• I:el•rt,ttAintinn, uce,,tabt t•I 1.) and
indenco. mentdvr, and del...;:ares
$4410.000 morn than übn.l.d . tine I.,mier
cenup,npalloit Idly.
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Wanblmarn, 111 , an,l
re I'o 111111111.18ttld Congiv,r.
Johnston and Dayton
PIIIIAT•F ',Pall a, Augtott '2' , It is ruworea that cf
r..rLs are unlit Int; tn twin. c .101tutottat to der lsue tsar
caatasialual.ata laar Vta ta an rasa, taf laaa)aaata.
There sa....arataialorAlalo atatemorta, as that erefil gill
turn Ii tt ra tit i lb.- Nnrtit Ano•ricattm or
Fdlwurc. 'hr runt , r and altaa•laa, t .41
Jaaltaletaan la 1H 11.4 la 'a...kr than Nnrth Awe' Iran eutt.e.
Large Democratic Meet lag
:"I•M‘i;llr.li., 1 )111; , , Aug tm '27. A large ben,
rail.. tt:azie mtdstiughrld brrr. 11, day. IL a
I.y 11,1. All,tl F 110711,14).
11. Maiden; and .1. Iltirbin IVard.
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IMMIIESI
KOONS it HERSTIAE,
FR OL J ld 114`,1(111141S,
General Produce Commission Mei Jhank,
A• St•*c, 4.1 r -r“ an./ Mater I'r:4
beio ttrr,f,
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that
Tills is To Nun FI"I'llE I
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tinily pol. 1).• wpw-rit..l harlmw or 1.1.
then", 111i1111.% dins .1. OrIld•r"d
r..turn, home n. uh.,ut 11..1ay. l will put HIV It per. , ..t.til
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n0'9;.1‘.. Fraiikr,t t , pri up.. 11.1tvt-r Cu., I'm.
TRINITY ;.4(111_,OL FOR BOYS. --
1+511T11,... l't
:-.4'hut.l until It 510NDA 1, Stptember
1.1
ELMO
au2frla .
T ") THE 1-TBLIC.----IVe have this day ap
pointed Mr. Jolt N stV A I.SII our ',de Agent for tile hale
of Ruh! in Pittsburult mid
vicinity. I'vtivoutt will find him at rritee to City
On market days. where a full areas intent 01 lion. will ly•
kept fur sale. al manufarturt•ry' mires Person, deniting
Iron, will please order from Mr. Walsh. dirty,
WARWICK. ATT OR II VIIV A CO.
Ookre blt oil li S. M Ur. , U H.t VP, A CO., 7 - 2 DIAMOND,
will b. promptly attrudril to b) the Ag”nt. ttliWlN‘r
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AUG. DEUM., . "O. St' 01101 D.
DRUM & STANARD, A rro P.NE VS AT LAW,
No. 17U FOURTII strom, lomr 0 I &M., Pittsburgh,
Penn. uoll _
TD
,1 INTI NG --W ILLI A M CLAYTON, Or-
Fancy Paint! r. 107 FtiORTII street,
torten Wisid and t3lnitistield streets.
/f3-All work done in the first style of the art. nuT
STEAM BOAT LUMBER YAR D. --G. W.
(.01 , 1 , 1N has tug purchased Capt. John 1 andercrift's luni•
her atel spar yin d. Nu. 49 Wah•r street. is now prepared to
furnish steamers or others any description of sawed tint.
1111 14 fim_
MRS. M. 11. M YERS' SCHOOL FOR
GI It is will be ItE4.)P EN ED on MONDAY, Septem
ber 101. at her ieasideilee. Ni. 249 PENN street, 0u27,1w •
riONI'ENTRATED LYE.—A new article
for mak inc Soap, uarrentrti olaperiOr to Potash iu
of ery restart. t.r) howl and for sale by
an 22 YLEMING BROS.
MEM!!
CANDLES AND SOAP_
50 boxes Star Candles, 4's, s'e and frs;
do Common mould OtraGee;
25 do CM. German Soap;
15 do do No. 1 do
100 do No. 1 extra family Soay.
In store and for sale by
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PITTSBURGH BOARD QF I:R.ADS AND
lINIRCHANTS' ;CNC/JIANG E•
L. VT ILMAItTIi
T. 8. CLARKE,
rreasurtr.
N. HOLMES, Je.
Secretary.
JAMES I'. BABB.
Suprrintembqzt.
S. T. vottl7l4M, In.
nnrlmittre of Arbitrutiim for Atry,qe.
GEO. W. CASS, V. I'.
ISAIAH LICKEI, TLIOS. BELL,
A. WILSON. It M '(' NI)I.ESS
PI 'PPS 13 ILGTI RI Alt If 4:T4
OPTIOI OP HE PM? MORN ISO P.,.
Augumt luf,ll
salw ttmlay amount to 2.50 IMIs. a s follow.:
100 MALI. sup-rfius from limt lan& at $3.57 GO bblet. su
perfine anal extra ft vormagon at graln.; , o ; t Loblet. superfine
from store at et extra float More at $6,62t¢;
50 blots. extra fn lots at $0,62 , 5;(a,ft,7:: oat bile
extra and extra handy at and sa,s7t
WIIISK V.. S4tlea It) bGla. rectitiudart 31c.
8.4,(X04...5.01eN 10,000 110...1touliere 011,1 6idea tat
1 I thirty Et
LA SO bide. NL, I nt Wadi.
OlL...Sales . 20 We. 1 Lnrd fst M•r.. thirty days
Sale of Stock
The following sale was mule at the Merchant,' Ex, hangs
on Thur.lay night lust, by P. M. Dario. atietionsei
$lOOO Allegheny County coupon bond, 1 , ; . [ n•nl ...F;10 00
New 'Fork Alsrket.
NEW YORK. August :N.--Salea et Cortaro yesterds% • I :Ituti
bales at advance. to-day the market is heavy: ral .9 41.1
bales (['leans middling at II ; Uplands ortid•lhoog 11, ' ‘ Flanr
irregular; nabs 12,500 /OA 1 . 1 000
bushels at $1.501fa1.52 for Western red $l. Is , ( j ,a.l for
Western whole. and t1,45f0r Western mixer(. n 1,1,r) toot;
owls. 54000 bushels at 05 II bushel f..r Western yellow pooh
firmer; salon 1000 lobls. Beet : sales 1,14.
steady; soles 200 Vols. Baron firm Whi-ky
1.,"4/ Rola. Cotfoe action: MI., 70 1 bags Ise at I' .i;g14)7,.;
Ih. Sugar dull; sales WI lthd, (to lean. .Inset.
Linseed (oil nem; sales 7000 gall, Lard 011 uoilt.t Tallow
li r m ; sales 6000 the. Kentucky Tobwrn firm; sales 100 lihda.
Freights fins.
Philadtlphla Market
Pun ,nrLontl. Augatat /Inn/ . Mort• or nrtud
lloOfod oodoll idols fresh ground .uportine la nn-la 11. , 171,:=4)
(4-$13,7 f;: dill, td.N Itrandyw iu. ut $7, and -II tiLli
extra it $7.41' Hi? Tie re i. a limited iletusllli I r it-f•
arrppil I flit city Wail trade at 3n rrov 51 1 qudiuy.
Tide dull ad Own NI-al quiet An.l
held firmly at $1.50 I , li i Tito, luirairy t , ir 11 flot:,
arid privet are unrettlial, and . 21 , :!i Intl 1•114
roi 4000 luta alluat al prig' It h. naeil, and renetui.l.l II pl
vat. ierton: we gn,lte gfkiti tin priiiie at I
and white nl tlfaiat 3,63. It)e ra m active. riaitieut and tit 11/
and at I . !i,
datuutill and eiteitilv: sales 7100 lin
afloat, at iel and 2,111 damaged white at d u ll
and a trill. lower: antra 1.3011 tuna "id Verll., al 50 ti, a nd
DOW ti nt x lit ::Ii 016'1,41.y fe gnity null. nuad .olro
of lath 1.1,61 and hhde at St,
CI , INN rt. A uguni IX) --Flour uorhuner.l:
en ten Were ei
whit, Wheat 01 bilo hue Rye at Si. IN
'die" nil 14%9 fiur nt IlJi 11 , rt
norninal 111.11.; SuZ4l
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LLIx Mt SG; 1. 111, iit
Baltimore Cattle Market
BALTIMoItr A ugtint et 31, to
th: 3'25 tr.., purrin...l ou ar , ollnr 7 ‘,
to Se - 0 '
AM t SENT ENTs.
T"r ti B G K U II T II E .1 I RE.
Mahatstr elt
aer ()..Inn oy:•t1 at cot t.till r At • ..•
1.05154 td the urchestrn Nit t e e .\ UI 1,1J,14.
Sixth eight , )t the ..I,3guitif-tit I f lb. NI UtTINFITI..
FALILY. lLntn BLOND! N. .o.t th,fr tumtrrr•tt. 111.1 NI
ented TR. RIPI-:
SATURI.AN . EVEN)SO. Al
Unprecedented trent --A n A.cen.lon •
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THE UNITED GERMAN TE I
riw hE HEM) AT I 1 I"I'Skit'llc:11. I'l.
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m 1,111141 to tit t Work/.
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS
BLACK,
NIANVEM"ITIMES BAB. :. , 111.:61'. 1111 . A ANGI E
IRON, NAILS AND SPIKES.
Also, FLAT BAR PUNCH ED HAIL I: () AU I
{~--\\ - arol 010. , , No 0 , II ATEI: rti(4 , l.
uil. Markut.
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, .`.6ls. No I Dry Salt Hers - tug;
2i, hl "W".Nu• I
erns t. 5 ,I. .`I O
Ly
Ail LLER S 1'; IC K ET,-. IN,
1).3_ :121 and Y.c I.ll , erry st.
COFftE._lllsoThag i - Tinie Rio Coffee :
lib (to. extra
40 dn. Ohl (In, darn 1.
In store and for 1.10 Ly IttILLE:It
1,-13 No. 2 - 21 and .2.2.1
1 I)°7- Fresh CHOW-UIOW, preserved.
1 dozen Irreh Binger,
I " " rearht ii. in rang.
" " Plums, in JAI, .111 gt rreened
auld L i ilt A \
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BLOOMS
2uo leant Ltkkt. Champlain ;
I'M) 10116 tlatt
For dole by lon I I %Wolin EA D.
. - • • •
SK [ETON VESTS—We have recci per
Expro4...riother It of the Skeleton wt. Whi• h are
undoubtedly the 000leot mud behteot ror Stumm. r war.
Jelti lo II I RSIIFKLI) .t SUN, No. 70 Wo.ol
at
1 () DOZ. RASPBERRY SYRi'T'.
I 0 dozen Strawberry Syrup.
" Pule Apply "
SO hernou Syrup.
Juit rewired and Sr dole by
REYMER k ANDRRsox,
No. 39 Woo') gireet.
GA.SES PRUNES. in jars.
doz. freab Strawberries, in hottles.
10 " Blackberry Broady .lust rood and for Nlle by
REYMER A ANDERSON,
No. 311 Wood Ptreet.
F IBS -IUO boxes fresh Figs for vile by
REYMER & ANDERSON.
, No. 39 Wood
T lIDLUM'S SPECIFIC--5 gross in store
1.4 and for nabs by Deal I ItPLUMB BROS.
MEM
QECOND•HAND PIANO FORTE AT
Ly AUCTION,—On TUItSDAY afternoon, Septemhey VI, at
3 o'clock, se, thiggonamercial Sales ROOM, corrar of WOOd
and !fifth streeti,Atill be sold one handsome, well-Ionia:I ma
hogany moo nix aetace upright Piano Porte, in good order.
P. M. Auct'r.
V — ALUABLEBOOKS—On SATURDAY
Evening. August 30, at 7 o'clock, will he sold at the
Cummerelal dales Rooms, coiner of Wood and Fifth streets,
from a large and varlet collection Just received, the latent
and hest editions of standard authors iu general literature
and oiC4•11:0, emLraciug ti,r foist rntiueol in History, Prcee,
Pootry, Fiction, Tboulog,y, popular sciences, A.c. Also--A
large stock of the choicest 111i4C,11/{llKoil/i publications or the
day, which have been issued from the English and American
prestos. Plain and 2uperli copies of fatuity bibles, pocket
LiltlkO Or.. P. 11. DAVIS,
Gso. W. CASS
A netioneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF' EIGHTH WAR°
LOTS.—On SATURDAY afteri,n, August 30th, at 3
o'clooli, on the premises, will be fodd Thirteen Building Lote,
iu the Eighth Ward. vie: Nine at the corner of Magee and
tka - uot etreets, Lavinl; each a front ot twenty feet on ikmat
street. vxten,ling, hart COio -one feet nit inrhes.
Lotn adj 42.11g : the Public School Boni., havlug
each a fl...ur oI twenty feet uu Ann btr,,t, vxtrinling'bitelc
toxty-on«u
to those wkiting.to hay property very cheap, now is the
chance, as rho ow »er Is determined to sell. A long credit
will I.• mien. P. Si. DAVIS.
Auctioneer.
HOUSE AND LOT IN MANCHESTER
AT AUCTION.•—cm SATURDAY afterrygn, August
30, at I Ott the premises, will In, sold that valuable
Lot of fcuod, nituato on Chartier street, at the corner of
an alley let wide, near the Public School House, bacingt
a front of o_ feet on Chartirr street, and elk ruling 72 fi el
along the alley—on wl,lch is erected n substantial, wel,
finished two story frame Dwelling hears, with scorn tams
goikl grain•ry, fruit trees, Pt.
residue in four annual poyments, with
interest. se, urea by bond and mortgage.
P. M. DAVIS., Ancer.
- MOT C E TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed
prot,o,ibi will be roreived until TUESDAY, September
'2[l, at the eaollllly Poor linnet., S nth Fayette townehlp. for
building Stable, Corn Crib, ie. Address T. VARN Ell end
Bo Y LK.
MULES—The undersigned would
,tononnee to their friends that they will
be in l'ittel.urgh on 9thlint., with n drove Of SUPE
RIOR. MULES, wld•:h they will eel! at reasonable priCl,l.
anl6 lwtf WESBROOK k COMM.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP -
The partnerhhip heretofore “xinting between the I ob
13crtborri, 'lnd, the bin, of JUNES. LAUTII & CO., was dls
,,te,d b y ~,,,turd , 00nent un the Bret day .of Angumt, 15643.
The benmetri of the late firm will be nettled by the new firm
of JONES & LACTII. B. Y. JONES,.
'file utider.,igileil have formed a limited
partnership. i/ (4 , r Ihe inn of .10N EN A: LA UTII, in the
intnnu•enti Ni A N i•FA eTi , lll ftl AND DEALING IN IRON ;
I n whir), kern the eidiersl iiio !nen: ore It. F
in the en, or Pittsburgh, and A RD LAUTH, rarinbig
In the Itorniteh .ir Fief Birmingham; 10114 the speced (tort.
n•r .1k \I I ' S I I . li N, residing In said city, ono lons
coal, Mutfoi li ft) -,die thunsimil the hondred and sigh ty-three
ols.l fifty /milli rents of cripiLel lA , the row root, ..n.-k
part tieridi ily which is no ("Orli MOW . .. 10 of the tot day ~1
Au 40.4, I 15a6 sod to terminate on . the let day of A 14., o+t,
H. F. AttN ,
BEILNAIin L A UTII,
./ A LAUGIILI
Pi ttnburg6, A liguA *2?..1, I hse—fiku2s,l4ll.o
Fterel Mg, Forwarding, Commis-
STEAMBOAT AGENT.
01,1111ERCIAL STREET,
Jo , J St.. Lou lx, T h in.
A \ EW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
PIANO FC,
Just re.. is,. I front Ow utst ufs, •
tor, .4 (`III( BERIN.) 11,6t0n, awl
t • t
.41,-r des Insm.bed makers, to which the at
tention of purchanurs is re 41,0 1. Mai/ Y invited, by
JUEIN li. ..11.1iLL011,
N. SI Wood strest, near Yea. th,
ntr. Agent fur Chickerins & Sons. Ihlston.
_ _ .
WAN T ED TO PO lieflASE---Four Farnua
of from 50 to SO ocron each. Also a place of from 6
i.• In acrkn oaldn ter) mile. or the city, handy to railroad or
riser; ma parth ninr at.,ut luirrovument.s.
%%an --Tao ifirls to do bor.. work for small families
to Allegheny ('if).
Wsutetl ---A .4E441,4 nx 0,3: in a Hotel nr Ileattnog
11 , t0-e .11, 4 Oa, •u th cduntry for nu
ninint Ci taro, 41 it:: •. t•• 'toy until hr is 17 et. IS
Auld, 55 111, NS, [watt ithid street, fourth
tnist i• 1 Ott Ittaluend. Allegheny Oty. [Lull/
TOBA124:11_
40 le.seit -Andersen's . s's and 8.,01.
10 15 , 51 eltaier's ttlil" a's du.
do • Jonen" s'l
do • Jos II tirant's . ' s's idt
d 5 •• 55 to 11 Grant's" n',
10 C S. R l's
.5. • Ashton's . ' s's tl.l
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.1.000 ,- 1,..0r1d lump
rroo • 40.1%. f
lump Tobarco.
.it.: r.•:rm.l 41,3 I.y
LIAM liICKETSktN.
221 imM
1 . , k t. .. ,1 A , A R
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ih.• hair and ~ht It in hqo .1,4.! The hair and I, hot
th.un.•r are r , i ,, ,11. and pit...erred in their
••“Ihr ' Ir it, h., v. to .wetaelea nn.l
In l'nbtl exttn. - 1 Itiudotri u , . d ill/
I!, ;11. hli.:1111111. :.0t t . the hAlf, but i1,111.1',
lk, ,111 ;%.11t, It 11,..11, nartirn I
11- •.• w..!t.reqe.rii. Ow sight,
r. 1.. •r.
..1 .ueq.r 1.1141011 • 1t... 4.'1, and all canalum
r a n , •:: of t to a eerta.lll rut» fur ..4tarr
h. .at
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THE GLORIOUS BANNER
.L..) A r.t;rr ti. s.az. words I.yR J. Allen. Writt. to on
.•1 1.1 ti,11t.11(14 ,1 a 01410t1 uf toluro, by the
Intim-Qt.. 1 • .o. :1, Ino we, Light Ilttard. Mtetle ruin.
r Ih,lls le.itented to l'npt. Jul. LI, Wyman, by
11,,e.r,
.1 r•-• f, r toile at lou, pt.,. than U 511131, t y
S. JAYNE! ) ,
l'ehiri .^TOrt., No. BA Filth et.
lre :' , .\.l_E.-11.11.0 and lot N. 143 See
-1 I • u 1. --1.1
a well fornieleal
•t. I r.• t..ar tin. ...lit, of 1...i110 , 41 C•)1
ri tor tb tn 140 Ch. Tilt woous,
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11 11• 1 1 1 - 1 4 f/I..ril .1, , 1tn 1: 1 0
.1 Itat.r." -I.y It ••
" " Jam, . 1 11,113 tn
1.1.1 .1 ../.• v I-1 ,ltd Vir
,,-4.t./ •:/ I , 11r1
it% 1. ..-•
.1 n•hat --I" H.. W
th, 11 %hos C.
11•--1••• o - Fury.% Hunter. 90
lAt, nl Frono.ol Wl'•
•• •• 711 ••
I . .rt• Fr. o...nt,dtll•rent taus.
• • .1Koo•A 111‘.1tEakau,
I:. 10 ..•11,- • 01..• 11.•• Ana oiavo Stalk's. 211
1 1..1 10 1.
1.1'014114 '1,,,11..Tr1t' : , optetuber.
wo I .10,1 for Kale lower 011411 average
I••
1d... , .0. 1%, LAUFFEIFS
10. 0 No 77 Fourth street.
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SA I.E. - --T P: II RE SCIIOLARSIIII'S
,h, O•, 01 tl it pveleti nit 1.) niplwation 10
!.n I. 1/tOl . , I.o,llniz Post awl%
=ME
I) EY I N I'AINIPIDIR __s(o ib„. just re _
I t ••o• I and i• I .4. 1,. 41 14022, FI.ENIINO BROS
1V•r.1.1 , 4 ) IL--:; 1111 Linseed Oil
1.4 • —1• • J. SellOoN MAKE&
24 Wood street .
VIII:S11 DATES- :21) malts just recd and
L HEYNIER d ANDKRBON,
(ItH 1 ___
).‘ Ntl's3o 0 to arrive and for sale
RECITER A ANDERSON.
No. 39 Wood street.
- I.
I.l ‘
1.1 aok .r p. i Sixth Pn•ohyterinu Chtirell
cl , .•t) anmt.,l: .1. It. Fingal, at the lioule. or ul
MI LLF:II. R RICKETSON,
) , 21 N.., VI mid 22:1 Litorty xttvot.
, t Alt 1,1, (IF UROUNU FUR
V ' , IALP • ,, rtrfirtv in Alloghany City, having 70 ft f o nt
~,,1..e1 ~it one aide to Waahington Ht .
( ottwi ; adjoining property of Withaiu
Jr pn polo to wrll Hit uated for a private reed-
It 111 to• 'Ai easy tenon. Thu l.hrellll44lofite
.r.ficritr.4 rr.fi nod rwer Valle.
.127 S. BERT A Si IY, 51 Market at.
I 4 )1\ A, I, A N U-41 Acres of choice Land,
I , ( ..1/(,I, a, I, nt a bltrKain.
- 4'llll Itt•ET k Si 51 Market at.
).% I. \\ .\.T .1 I "I' lON Thurs
‘l,_/ .14,1',11w0n 1,5, I prt r urir , es, near CookYtown,
Ito• I,••,, 1... molt, KFI...."'EY'S COAL
it, ri,,. t-so. 'canon rtt fi o'clucV, A. M.,
IVill 4: , •satnille and hay these works at a bargain
T 110.9 WOOD,
att27 75 Fourth ',treat.
.1. MASt IN CO. will open, on Wed
nei-dar. tbo t 0 mat, sevoral packages; of new style
ttli• DEO ES. NIIITI ii UIIU3, fit, anT:
TROY 11l LI, —We have for sale on the
0”,a1,11 Libor, Allegheny City, 10 lots of
eitch 43 ie=t front by 145 deep, making altogether a
del dotal plate for a country re,i,lence. It Is covered by
ll' 0h00,6t fruit tri.es and eh: übliery, and commando a
• Lew the city of Allegheny. Pdteburgh and surrounding
Alc laity. The above being. about to remove East will sell it
remarkably ;heap and on the moat accommodating terms.
To n porion of busim.se v ndsing to spend a portion. of
inun ruidnin. or to a retinal gtltiOninn,
prop`rly 111,111Celnelln4 fur inreatrortit.
A ppl in • [311'211 BLAKELY A RICIIEY.
FOR SA LE.—A three story dwelling house
on Lila rty stteet, Filth 11 ,ird, Immediately uppo , ito
Ito steam !louring troll. This house is `..1) feet front by 30
let deep, and •-ontains n ap.tri lllen ts. The letter story is
oi brick: the upi.er or ine franic
Thir , pi rty S. 1•1 v. rl low as it lo on n tenso r but
tt , Yl• •1/111.:" .1 111 , bd,iii; Is hought
Apply to BLAKELY A RICHEY.
T 1;11 11USH'.—" Hark, I hear an angel
ballad, az ranged and snug with no
t ".Ided J Farrcnburg, st the concerts of the
Campbell inin.drell,
'Twenty years av—Willing. T'iann Forte quick step.
by ro t thou s id— Ed wm-,1 Laud
Leonora A Payne.
The filth, r rebuked—enrol, duett—Dodge.
,
The Leaflet Larineg de Madeline ,—Meditation 1 y
thoot Vows'
Piano Forte quick step—composed by W. C. Elynn, Roe.
• Also a roel,tinn of new Waltz,es, Polkas, Schottisches,
,te., etc.. Just received by Express, and for sale by
CH A RLOTTE BLUME,
At . the -Old Established Plano Depot," 118 Wood st., bud
.1..,r above Fifth street.
air- Music mailed, postpaid.
S ODA ASI - 1,
• a good and uniform quality,
manufactured by tbe Pa. Salt Manufacturing company,
at Tarectum. 0/1 hand and for sale by
a e,y2 FIZIKING BROS.
MEE
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AtruTION SALES
BERNARD LAIITII,
JNO. F LAUTILj
R. M. HUNTER,
ccr,l,Aft 70 ), LIONTER.,)
slon Merchant
.108. i LE MAN(). Droggig,
cur..l tiu2 Dtruoutul nod Market et
t• 411,1'. put publi,b,,l and for ictle by
11. KI,EfiRI: & /MO.,
N. , , fa Fifth .trec.t.
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RIVER NEWS
trag ,Ittrirt.—fly the metal nr,k,yestertley eviu
10/, inches water in the channel, and static
were visited with a heavy shower of rain earl
morning, and the appearance of the weather at
sated more of the same kind.
Tin keel boat " Martha Indere.= " will leave
hag for Wheeling.
' Tel arrivals and departures of steamers yes%
principally confined to the 31onangahela slacks
Cohan," Capt. Anawalt and "Col. Bayard," Cat.
arrived and departed. Ibe steamer "John Bissell
for 'Wheeling with a full load.
TUE Louisville Courier, of the 2bib, eaye :
The river was fiAlmq y• sterility, with Just shout sue inch
of water in the steaudggit ,o 1 the tang Along the Low
er Ohio the Blanche Lewis nod City of Cairo, that arrived
yesterday, report from 26 to lathes water, and only the
Pelican aground. Nono but the lightest and handiest boats
are in the tnide now, and they do not get aground AtScuflle
town there were but 25 inehoi water, and the bar clear. The
weather continues clear anti pleasant.
Tut St. Lords Ilepahcan, of the 27th, pup :
The river at this point fed about three inches yesterday,
and was still receding last evening. There is scant seven
feet to Cairo, au • onl , six and a half feet at Island 14. The
rise we have just had will probably leave the lower river in
a worse condition than ever. We have no report from the
Illinois river. The Upper Mississippi Is falling slowly to
Quincy. No report.from above. The New Lucy, from the
bisonri river last evening, reports thatstream again falling,
with three feet in the channel above Brunswick, and the
channel exceedingly hard to find, it having changed luto
close places, among dangerous snags, and near the shore at
several points. The report below Brunswick is four and a half
feet. The weather WWI fine yesterday. A rrivals waren. Bn
siness continues very
THE GRAEFENBERG FAMILY
MEDICINES.
MORE OF TISF_SE MEDICINES ARE SOLD EVERY
WEEK TIIAM OR ALL OTHER MEDICINES
• • •
If THIS COUNTRY , success is the • result
of merit, for the keen discernment of our countrymen
in proverbial, and pins an effectual atop to ignorant preten
sion.
We conceive that the unequalled success of the 1./melon
berg Maclaine-a is more owing to their undoubted superiority
than to any other can., and we desire to call especial atten
tion to one of the best among them,
MARSHALL'S UTRItINE CATFLOLICON.
This remedy will certainly cure Falling of the Womb,
Whites, Disordered 'Menstruation, Diseases of Pregnancy.
All trouble at the change of life, both with young and
old, and all the various kinds of weakness and nervous com
plaints caused by disordered uterine organs.
THE PRINCIPLE SYMPIsiMg
indicating diseases for which the Catholionn is offered as a
certain cure, are weakness in the back, tingling and lan
between the shoulder tAadea. extending all along down the
spine, soreness in the end of the spine, bearing down pains
In the uterine organs, shooting pains extending to the
bowels and into the hips, sympathetic pains In the breasts'.
burning in the pit of the stomach, irregularity of the bow
eh, sometimes with diarrhoea, and again with oh , thiate con
stipation, cold feet, eapri,oitin appetite, headache of a ham
mering or beating character, with roaring nr whistling in
the gars, dull pains in the head, with great nevem, excite
ment. succeeded by complete prostration, languor and dis
couragement, disarrangement of the menstrual pernale.
with an acrid discharge between thorn- which are described
in the publications of the Green tibergeomPattr.
IN ALL eASISII Or PALVITATION OP Tin 11P.AeT IT ACTS AT °Nee.
Many uterine complaints are Happened to he heart 'thee,'
from the sympathetic disturbances connected with that or
gan, but the CAT/loth:l,N ithfath.l always hu taken, and in
nine Cases out of ten It will be found tb it nothing is the
matter with the heart, and that a core will soon tonna Its
use. It will also relieve that feeling known to the heart ri
sing in the mouth and Writing user.
are not prr,ent itt.any one time, hut any one of them Jodi
cate the presence of disease, and the necessity for
1:01 ED I ATR ACTION.
Th.. remedy is prepared try ono of the obi od cod MOet
skilful physicians of the day. and every one may be .901'0
that they era taking a &lent - ilk; and well compounded rhea,
tine.
Experience has proved that the remedy will cure eighteen
out of every twenty caste, and that most of the incurable
macs were ao because of causes which halt dostroycil the re
cuperative paw eta of the system; or of sever, mechanical
injuries which had ruptured some delicate membranee, and
thereby rendered a Cure impoesible.
The price of [ha article being baton° dollar and a half per
bottle, it is within Old- . reach of every peroou, and eilleadd
have a fair trial at lea..
The medicine ix accompanied by full directions, enabling
every one to tmderstand her own m.se, thus I.reventing the
necessity of medical consultation, and what is more imp,.
tent, entirely doing away with medical examinatione, which
are Jowly ,asked upon by women LA /1 Vit , llail.tl of their
moat sacred feelings, and to ovoid which will suffer exert,
dating pain, and sometime, teen life itsel . In this n,av,
one at the newt highly edurAted phyeicianx of the pre, of
day, nod cue orb, tlay a world-wide reputation, stated that
thy. otrmte of the tirtiefenberg emapaas would h e app e ,,
ia
ted by every female of any delicacy, :And [bat the skilful
adaptation of the remedy winch obviated the necv,ity r f
personal expitture, would I'll title them to the appreCillti6ll
of every man who valued female mod-nett' uc till,Y.ll;lllHrti at
her purity, and the must procioun tad brilliant jewel kr
longing to her character.
PARTICI:MAE ATTENTION Id REQUESTED
- - .
to the following certificate:
Ocartsitax:—l. have horn a profess. d anise for twelve
years, and, of course, have s. en a grmt litany very 1,1,1
of failing of the WIWI b.. 1,11.11 gt,l mons, runt Inn. wbi h a.
kliAlirder4 coos. sent upon pregnancy, from the time of -
ception to the lour of Iklivery. My attention has alai
hes., frequently arrested by rev ire sr cuptontsoonuccted with
the heart—inch as palpitation, sinking, fluttering anal ol liar
disarrangements which are frequently supp-eied in Indicate
organic disease of the heart. I have always found :liar
shall's Uterine Cathelicon a most valuable and sucoessful
remedy in those and in all couipinints of the uterine organs
hi which HO many (isnotes are liable--far more efficacious
than suiy or ail of the ne..l scientific prescriptions of the ,
regular physicians, and I hare noes the practice of the
'riot in tbe country. Pull particulars of any case will be
furvi , thed any one. by &darts-aim; it line, to :Inc
box No. 1,218, New York Post Ogress
CAI:DUNE W. lIEMJNtI3,
Public Nurse, New York City.
GENT - int - EN observe an important omission In your
list of symptoms. 3da.rshall's Uterine Cathellcon will in
fallibly cure Neuralgia. Thin symptom mere frequently sto•
istru ponies menstrual derangement than people suppose. and
all females are no subject to it that they should always
a bottle of Cathelicon on hand. They may rely upon it
that it will work wonders.. I know from certain expe
rience. The symptoms. when connected a ith the face, are
too well known to need description. When the sternach is
afloutati there art, contractions and "shooting pains, some
limos extending to the cheek and hai.k, and frequently ac
compan.ed with nateseau, fniu•nees, coldness of,the ex
tremities and acidity. These symptoms will seem be com
pletely controlled by the Catholicon.
11. IL HERMAN, M.A., New York,
I have not in my whole experience Seen a medicine which
will compare with Marshall's Uterine Catholicon. Out cf
thirteen females In this phis. now under my trealment fir
111,...,4 of the uterus, a majority are about well, and the rout
ale rapidly con ralescing.
_
S. 11. PROSCIZE, Lynchburg, Va.
A case of falling of I.e womb of seven years atamling has
Werl curod by Marshall's Uterine Catbolimn, and the Indy
a now able t, walk out and attend to her dulies. Her cave
tas long been laoked upon as Incurable, and Om curods con
at.-red little less than a miracle.
JNO. LAMDEDT, M. D.. Penna.
One of the severest cases of merino disease that 1 hays
met with in thirty 3 ears wail. • experience as a practitioner
of medicine was the means of first calling my attention to
Ro virtue of Marshall's Vies no 'the patient
was a um - lied Wonith. laid Ll,' mother of two children.
hod been a:a . ..in:illy troubled with a discharge elmilar to
the whites. and had sonic trouble with her monthly jawical.n.
Mat col/Aden-it herself iu goal health. She ass then taken
with shooting paino under the right shoulder blade,
h aftei a art extended siding the spine. She was turn
tumbled Nab beads, he and great nervous debility. Cold,
abuddenag pains and finalrea of heat would shoot over the
whole body. The organic difficulty of the wends finally
merged into komplett:prc.lapaus, so that she could not ell
down, without pain. Theta, was NthArillean ard aching in the
bark and an uncontrollable desire to lie on the sofa ail day.
She had nausea. with hot and dry akin, and altogether was
inn critical rendition. Candor compels me to say that ataxy
of thew symptom. appeared after I undertook the case, and
the best skill I could ronnuand failed to avert them. I felt
as d tho too heavy. and a consulta
tion with an eminent mottled profewair In New York city led
me to t he use oC Marshall's (id holicon. The char goof iiynik.
loins to milder ' , nee, and then again to it [o•rf.rt stare Yd
health aas gradual. but the who'. pis WO. was as beatnik
as the gradual dr, ClopineSt of a plant (ruin the seed to the
ripe fruit. A constant tete of it for six Iminths was attended
Ly oomplote and I hough several yenta have elapsed.
nut the +lightest ot ill health has lawn i xpert
encisl. Sitire then I have used it constantly, and do no a ore
than an net it simple pieties whoa I nay that II is eminently
worthy of public .mfidence.
. _
1=1E!Ill
J. W. TURNOCK., M. D., Ind.
Th Ornclenberg Cloapany
Gsartr.stis: I hart open it MI en act of gratification as
well as of duty. to Inform you of my experience with regard
to Marshall's Uterine CallliiliCo/1 I have been a practicing
ph %Winn fir BOMB twenty-five year., and leave always found
It Orissa inits.sible to cure tinese diseases known as uterine.
lly brethren of the medical moles/Oen have always looked
upon these Complaints us illearalaS, and they have much
lamented their inahility to dhcover a retinsly. Having heard
of your preparation, M A UTERINE CATHOLI
CON, k ',wing that Many had been bettefitted by its use.
I thought it tey Date to give it a most thorough investiga.
tem. The following i. the molt et four years careful trial.
I lire- a/n Ay. found It successful al cases characterised by
any of the tolbdring sy Grant heat, pressure and
bearteg down in tlia atelfile •lintles: sense of weight on the
ihuhler, ao.ointenie..l by 'recut awl frequent desire to pass
; great ncrvons excitement about the time of the
monthly ',that, with irregular discharge. it being some.
times abundant, and at other times scanty and difficult.
Weakness and soreness. nervous headache, Irritability of
h•ruper, chit liars, flatulence. vomiting, irregularity of the
bowcla burning in the et/ nach. weight in the groins and
Saadi of the back, ens wiling and tingling in various parts of
the tasty nod a goont general sense of uneasiness. Then.
are many °tit, symptoms connected with these complaints.
and I have observed thelle well Jeeveritad m ties various err
ti 'lodes rind publications of your company. I oug ht to sac
that In the complaints caused by the turn of life' . in elder
ly females, as well ao iu His MRS of young girls is just com
ing to, Marshall's Uterine Catholicon in Infallible.
Sours truly. 8r..N.1. H. KITTREDGE, Pt. D.
A young female friend of mine ht.. afflicted for four
or ff re years with u teritib difficultiee, which pr,duc,..d violent
APLISMOri it' fits end destroyed her genoral health. Two hot
le6 of Marshall's uterine Cathol ic,n cured her entirely.
HARVEY PERRY, Providence, R. I.
A female friend of mine trim hat been suffering for flea rI3
ten years with merit,. difficulties (irregular, ouppre,iped
and painful menstrnatin) to already. by four months up..
of Meridian's Uterine eittholicon. ',titer than she ever ev
pected to be in her life, anti confidently expecte a complete
cure. F. FITTCIICOCK, New York City.
Alarahall's Uterine Catholicon (-lip. the climes of mery
thing ever known in thin country. It hue bee i used with
comptote SUCCPAR. JOSEPH LEVY, Mt Sterlin.,
THOUSANDS OF OTHER CERTIFICATES
aro on file at the office of the Company, where all interested
areinvitetl to call.
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHIMTCON
is sold at tho ITholes4le and Retail at the Drag Store of Dlt.
fiDt t. H. li/SYSER, No. 140 Wood street, algn of the Golden
Mortar.
„ .
itua,. Call and got a copy of the Graefenberg Manual of
Health. 350 pages; price 2.i cents. Copies Pent to any part
ut the country, free t charge, on the receipt of 25 cents.
The Graefenberg Almanac is ono of the beet publications
of its kind, and may be hail without charge of any of the
Company's Agents, or at their office.
jul3-d&wiimos.lawd.
fILUE.-5 bbls. extra white just received
‘_,A and for sale by an 2.2. I FLKINO BROS.
ALITid.-10 bids. just received and f , r
sale by (an 22) FLEMING 1.11105.
SUGAR Lead.-400 lbs. just received and
for sale by f an 22 ) FLEMING
CA sTILEso A P.-75 boxes, a prime articb , ..
in store for sale by tan 223 LEMING 111105.
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and loth seprenthei —from Phil olelphie. 11.1 Aligner. and .
f...1:t ()trete,. CITY IF MA s CII F.SI Ell from 1 # 1, 0 , 1 „ 9 1.
11th Aug-Ist—from Philtelelphia. 4th se tenther.
lomni Fr ,, 91
D t ten.......555 and sAS caLin..... 2. 5 end $75. •
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l'aoroage Tickets to and in.nt Lice. I the .tlbote Lute
Of ..1.1112b111 , , tn . ti) F 1 BST.I'LATZ; 5 . 1: 7.5
can be procured 011 apirtitaLo , ll to
SABEL & Ca thTle.l7; Ilnerina,, New York,
Or-- .1011. N. titomusoN, 410 Liberty at- Pittsburgh.
Drafts fOr M1C11.1%113,5 Un hwtds. j l3o
rrIIE TIII;NURRAOLTS OF JOVE WERE,
Gorged by Yule/fa but although the anwieldly were..
p, .01 of the one-eyed blaCksuilths answered very eel: forttio
I ett he of the (lode, hey were nor heir ee eireetire en OelCe
Wee improved revelverasehleb ‘e• ig. Ant
enlist ballstbick and fast an rarthlau arrows. The improved
Revolver can be bad at the Eetetptiseigurks, fee: 4 4,
Nir
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NteT. l iwirment - offtnn and lltleeofvvrry•deserillgett
pIGIT'S PILLI--sgio.jastreceiced akwt 2 e,asortatmtofEurgitilr:teest4stl7:llt74
.d L alebo2l), r umnomos ai27 iavNkvenyfllze3,,,t.
CAMPEACHY LOGWOOD.-50 bbls. in
store and for sale b (m 22) FLEMING BROS.
YEDCrIERRY BARK,-200 lbs. on
hand and for rale by (au22l FLEMING BROS
OC E LSE OCHRE.-5 ea.ks in store an
Tor Bale Lp fatal FLEMING
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POT TOGETILNIL
ALI, OF TIL 1% 7 E . SYMPTOMS
--500 lbs. just received and for
[Btit2 FUMING BROS_
SOME
'0 t l •
I)N T SPEPSI-A
DISEASE OF THE 'KIDNEYS
LIVER CONlPLiiliAti
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, •
FEVER ANIIAGITE• •
AND the various affections, coizisfiqtienbtipoH.
a disordered Stomach or. Liver. „Suctraslndltioni
Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Pains, Heartburn, tioa
Appetite, Despondency, Costiveness, Bllial'Snd Dueling. -
Pike. In all Nervoug - Rheuntatle.and _,
dons, it bas in numerous foamlessbeninkina,
and In othenteffected a deckled corm - " -
.
Nature finds no new enemy to combat, ..
fel tonic le the system. Its effects aro almost
the cure permanent. It comumnicates
the system, but by arousing its vital energy . .4o .
thin. enables it to throw off the Mae, and tkraa
eradicates the disease. • •
When its medicinal virtues are so universally aclntow
edged, and particularly here, stein it bartiecomentsMaki-'l - 0, - .. ,
lar a family medicine, that it Is souk, man* Oftiouttocett.','..l''l
as well all the druggists.. It would seeni-tteedlosa-14 — '' , '
offer farther evidence, yet as there aro doubtless semi
have tried many advertised remedies, and stiltsufferlrum,,,,,i ,
Dyspepsia in one or more of i123-dreadfur
the following certificates, the antheatlel4,,elo4;4otiet,.....=';',''fr''
be doubted, coming 9a they do
WHAT IT IS WING FOR TILE SICK. - •
Wm. tsch nehmen, Rsq, the well knewri Ilth "her,`.yl have frequently need Ikerhave's Holland 131
find it in rariablyrelloves indigestion and debility." --.
Rev. Samuel Psls'oek says: ur found •eyerlidrellif
its nee for a severe headache, with whicts l had tong - non
fared."
.1. W. Woodwerl. Esq., says: " I have need Bcerhavefs not. ' -- t'. , -
land bitters myself, and recommended ft to othms, , ktiowfmu . • ' ,:--
it to it Just what it is ropreeenteiL" • • ..'- .
Ald.Jouathan Neely. el Lower St. Clair, says :"I havello , - '
rived great benefit from its use for ttnllkll , oB.3 Of tklittliG , - t - ,ii
and indigestion." . . .."- ' - ek f
James M. Murphy says: " After several physicians:W '
failed, ikerbsee's Holland Bitters removed the pahi'Atisti " : ' • '
my heart and side, arising from indlgeetfon," ~ ~. ~' .i.,"
The editor of the Kittanning Fino Trear'sayst "Aitetiimlt''''`
oath, hest physicians in this place had Called If cerhaviiii ' '•', ,
i
peta
Hollatui.ilitters cured me of the worst form of ri "
3 ,..._ • . ....,.:',.
Francis ri d it, only roanufgeturer Of thi 4 Mil T,,v ''''
tract o: Cc:llse says : .1 iceow that your Hollinid liters It
our of the lis.t medicines in the world for. a disordered" . • '''
stomach or liver."
Dr. Ludwig, editor of the 'Rickel," Baltimore, rfronottneed • ii -..,
it a mislicins deserving theimnfldence of thepubLi& '
Dr flherharL the leading German physician of Penni(.,
has prescribed it frequently during theinst three years, wltki s:'s
marked success. in debilitated states of thedigeathei arganks •
or of the system generally.
, . . .
The manager of Ilallou'a Vinegar Factory siva: " i-lISOPL , •
..
it myself. and was therefore induced to try, its...elfectOlyolt
... - .. .
my wile, (troubled with the great debility connnotiAtialllpt. •„ ;•
consumptive habit,) and really It is aoknoler 0ipre1404:44
than anything she has ever taken." -1. -,-- • •. ' .• :
WYPIOE I
Whwver expecte to tind In Viiisa beveraga.ill tea disap;
poilited, but to the sick, weak and low spirited. It trill
prove a gratsful aromatic coidial,poimmed'of tele !
Mill properties.
• .
The great popularity of this delightflti druttutitantualtnanS,
many imitations, which the public shonidguarti
diming. Be not percuadod to. buy aning 4,8 Ontillrott
have given 11(mi - have's Holland Bin a, f a i r trial; One ~
tb, will convince you how infinitely math= ithstwAlLawW,
imitations.
Sold at $1 per bottle,, or ettbottlea - far thaai
proialciors, BENJAMIN PAGE, Jlt, & Co, -
Manufacturing l'hunnaceutists and Chermi-- - I.'
cor. Smithfield and Third streets, Pittsburgh.
• GEMT-eaL 81T.1115.
Philark , lphia. T. W. hyratt k SOIT3, 132 N. 2d street. New
Barnes s Park, 804 BroturCray, corner Duane..
more. Uuipury Brothers, flay arrest and Pennta. , kinhiEQ'
Charinnata. John Iv Park. Chicago, PAuclay Crottiem 2185
B at., at. St. Louis, Barnard, Mama it OKOrrtAnri;`J
Wright Co. 1031i3.,
TITZ. C. ikinLANE'S
"LIVER PILLS /ND VERIEFINE =
IMPROVED. -
Dn. I. SCOTT, a regular gradtutte and pbyakiitilatexteti•
Aire practice and experience, induced by a commendableds•
lire to alleviate la. -11.311 auffering t as cell as to excel; has per
fected an
IMPROVEMENT ON THE ORIGINAL. LIVER PILL AliVI
VERMIEUGE OF DR. C. '5lcLiNl3,
Having prepared these remediea as the teedicel ittitter of ,
Dr. C. Mr. Lane, for runny years.
OUR IMPROVED LIVER PILLS AND TEIL3IIYI7Ofi
1'4,4,1 gITSItor eiliatry and are more milt opecattois
than the liver Pill and V,inifilge prepared accurilhig to the.:
original recipe of Dr. C. McLane.- We make tale declaration;
unilumtaielingly. and recommend them to the. afflicted 45 C.
heitet both picamot /Led curative, and believe them irupecitur
to any other Liver Nil or Ver.:Ml . llgs ever prepared.
Rend Certlitcate of Dr. C. ilielmoe, bolo*.
THE WHOLE WORLD CONQUERED!
DR. 1. SCOTT'S ctLElntAetgio
'WHITE lIIKASSUN
Tho nnirersal relief afforded by applications of ibis GEL. ..
&DILATED KING of Pain killers in cars of Eheitmittiblite
Goat? Lumbago, &ire Throat, 13filiFOS, Bpnoloin; filteelLingt,
Btlauess the JoibtA, „%ixt.ca, Pains, S=Stle, Ihtten3, /thrift.
or any other distioee for which a Pain Killer or Linlectent33
race 1. etialtles us to a.dert piteitively Butt Dr: L BetTEE . E.:,
CELEBRATED W LUTE CLRCASPLAN LINVIENT to Llott
ninot_relLable, sofe- and pLossant remedy yet Abicovared, pose
Riving astonishing properties for HEALING 11)18EALL&.3434
THE PltaltiPT ERA DICATION,QP PALiii. The midi
tescations to its virtok+, given by persona. of atliglittina
Judgment and strict integrity, should induce all to:aft - tit •
Ba a standard Family lieniedy. no Wan Lucie:7lAm! will ',-
require nothing more than the following te6timoterpf
UcLane, distinguished as a great discoverer
rvm&diee:
BEAU? READ IL READ tt
41012.GANTOwN, VA-, Sept. 12,1556.
Pdt el to oaltrY, that I have examined the Recipe for p_ro
varing McLane', Impr , iyed Vernufage and Liver Pills try Dr.
t. Sou, who h. twee I:\ THE HABIT VP PREPARING
AND uttiNU ORIGINAL MI LHCIN IN MY OFFICE .
him,: the last THIRTEEN YEA itA, and that-I believe . ho'i
hat IL PitkitED TILL. H. I nimai .d.rve. mammal:W.ll.e, .•
:lime willingly HA I II AVE NL) INTEREST ,IN THEM
WHATEVER. 1 :timid rurther mate that I have frnquently
CELEBRATED WHITE CIREASSIAN LINIMENT
in toy practice, a ith the happiart eitrect , i, end that I can con-,
+cieuvaaaly recommend IL E. AML.A.NE, M. D.
All tho above 31rdleinto.preton ea eoiely ander the tretrYn+
rboon of Dr. L DOOM fold by Druggists and klorehanto
GENUINE Dr. C. M..LANIVR IMPROVED LIVER
PILLS AND IMPROVED VERMIFUGE ure oTgned by Dr.
titAiTT Jr Co., ue,utopanb.<l by rvrt.ilbaito of C. blcketNll.
Thr GENUINE WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT slgo4
by Dr. I. SCOTT & Co., accompanied with signature uY L
titKr.Tt - M. D.
DR. I. SCOTT u Cu., solo Proprietors,
Dank Plata, Morgantown, Va.
DE. G. H. KEYSER. Wbolesale Agent,
140 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
J. HENDERSON a. Bao.,
t. 1112 Llbn•ty street,
J.V. P. F1.K.111 NU. Wholt,,,lle Agent.,
Noekr Ittailronol Depot. A I leglienr.
C.1.R1) TO THE LA I)IES.-
11 DupaNco.s GoLDEISI MONTIII,Y PILLS FOR
FFMAI.ES. The conll•inni lib of ingredkints la Dr. Dnpon.
ra t tiol.lon Pills, are perfectly 'tattle.. They have been
dln the twit um prnetlin: of old r. DIII , OIICO for over 30
years, eh,' thrtm.All.lo of boll, , 1{ • testify to their greaeand
ralcr•••1•• in nimost very rase, in correcting,
pannUl and eistre.ing menstrua
tion. pen t kit in rly NI flee change of life. From sto 10 Plils
will curo that r, aum..n vet dreadful dkcitre, the 'Whiten.
Nearly es cry buy in. the Moil sullen front that complaint.
Th e above pill h,.,, fee, m tooltiy -turd thousand., ant/ will
core yen if y, net'thoito. They cannot harm 1,11-..0n the
contrary. they Connive NI , obntractione. Nanitt• lit Its
propnq elouninl, and invio - irate the whole .y,denr. /Ladies
hone health will ti t permit nn inCl - ‘1,•• , f b•fll11). will 11nd.
IlleNe Pillm n eneresafni I).mi-tit:it., ere di
n u.tns nn bait.
~• •I‘lblentially. by Mail, by etichoomr SI • ' • a ao•
1411 g ;wont , :
Sold by Ea 1 f 51K1.1, grunrtli • t tirarny
City: 51;1.T,ta'A Dino Ste-re, Dirrornahuni..l It
sort by W. A. ill 1,1t1 , .N la EN NEVA C' a., No. 443. h .iat;
opposite the Theatre, err.. alai Nt 11l euppl) 'dealer. et
tiropeit.tor's priers :Add by oil Drug.iste to th, ca 3 end
United 1 .4 1/11.-fl. dtp2l - e•111.13r1 \..5.E.5---I..)}t.
\..S.E.5---1..)}t. BROWN. Ng
60 i'.11.1; ).. street, 1A1..41.1 Third end Fourth •
streets, dectdee hi -nitre tdientitori to an :Witt. I'm. •
lice. ills loidnittot• in, for the untet poi t. ctlnitned to
pr,sate end witch painful atTeelons,
hrnnl;ht nu by imprudence. youthful inilnigetice sant WPM
e•)tthilltic Eruption., iittuttrrtna ‘ iiter.etricturn
1 1 ;, - Itar;,,eo,IIIIiturity Ittootl, with 41 diseiotea
of the Vt•nerttel tirgan. Dift.llol.ll., Sreortnitic Eruptions,
Letter, Iliinzworm. !lumina.] I.noetieett. Seminal weakncte
Impotency, Piles, Ithounititiran, Vcintile Weakness. Monthti
quitior 0.1011,, Dtaeanee itt the Jints. Flotilla m Anti. Nerrocif'
Affections, Itaino in the !lark and loans. Irritation of the
Bladder and Kidne)s,succeeihilly tt noted, Cunt I,marantend.
Twenty years' practice (ten in thin city) enables Dr. Brawn
to otf•r 11...1111111Gen of a speedy cure to ail who may come ow
der his "arr.
rallcit Private Gnmulanon K 4 ,0111. fin Striltheeld
between Third and F urth streets
tita - Charges intolerant. • litooralAwl} .
. . .
DR. BROWN coniiiitte,. to, ,ollsotted (lit
the cure of...t•ECItET
coxen is unequalled.. The nttll , :. . ticritt4
CO call without delay. Per. , ,t1.1 -.Ph , • ol.te-tes
eases, Ithenniationt, t'enttti.tt t• t e.t• •,tit' not
delay to got his ad.iae. Esau. ::.o to
ly ittlBWertid.
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