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SATURDAY MORNING 4 SEPTEMBER
SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
AT PITTSBURGH
On SEPTEMBER 30th, and on
0 C 'r 0 B E It Ist, 2d and 3d, 1856.
Je24 ROUT. C. WALKER., Secretary.
Allegheus Buchanan Cub.—The
meeting on Thursday- night of Democrats in Excel
sior Hall was one of the largest yet held in that
place. Mr. Wtn. Blakely, the President, took the
Chair at 74 o'clock, when the meeting was opened
by the Wee Club singing some beautiful songs com
posed by our townsman, Stephen C. Foster, Esq.
The President then stated that Col. Samuel W. Black
would whim's the meeting, and on the appearance
of the gallant Colonel be was greeted with the loud
est shouts of weleeine on this his first address to the
I)olmA:racy of Allegheny city during the presen
campaign. The Colonel's speech was one of the best
we have ever heard from that distinguished orator.
He went into a calm statement of facts, showing the
history of the Black Republican party and its dis
union tendencies from the year 1803 when Josiah
Quincy (at present an ardent supporter of Fremont.
though nearly 00 years old) declared the Union dis
solved bceause of the purchase of Louisiana, a slave
territory, by 31r. Jefferson. Next ho showed how
the same party opposed the admission of Louisiana
as a State. and even after she was admitted how the
Massachurett.< Legislature asked that she should be
exp./ied frvln the Union. Ho also exposed the dis
union pr - ,.'Ungs of tho llartford Convention, en
aaeoant of the rultnission of Louisiana, also tho reso
lution, of that Convention declaring that no one for
eign horn should hold office under our gorernment.
Ile then took up a number of other facts in the same
eonneetimi. and in the burning words of truth and el
opionee ls4i bark, the dangerous tendencies of the
lately roil od disunion party. The Colonel occupied
no hour and n half and was li.toned to with the most
profound and respectful attention by the immense
crowd.
Such 'Fremont men as were present behaved in the
most quiet and proper manner. At the last meeting
of the B. and B. Club, a lemon had been taught the
Fremonters who had been in the habit of disturbing
all the former meetings of the Democracy in this
nail, which we were glad to see they profited by.
The committee of vigilance showed them in a very
striking manner. on that occasion, that though they
were denied the ossisonce of the police of the city,
they were determined that blackguards and ruffians
should not he permitted to disturb the Democracy
any longer, in their peaceable ussoinblages in their
non hall.
Atter the conclusion of Col. Black's speech, the Glee
clott again sang. The meeting then passed a reso
lution of than ki to Col. Black and quietly dispersed.
W e heard tom gentlemen from Armstrong county de-
elate that they came la that meeting Fremont men,
hut that they had Ilelf resolved to vole for James
Purhenau. ;to it is. Only let the people have the
ram , . and Rhc numliers of the Demecrany swell nt
n,ery meeting.
A Porta:le/ Plot.._ Those of our readers who
here a spare afternoon should employ it, if they
have not already done so, in visiting Troy Hill. a
it is decidedly the most pleasant place in the vicinity
of the two cities. When you reach the top or the
hill. you command n line view overlooking the
the Allegheny, Lawrenceville, the Arsenal, and the
country beyond. A must rural road 'conducts you
farther over the hid. Beautiful country residences
and tine gardens are on every hand. There
are severol Merman pleasure grounds-, nicely laid
out, which are the re, rt Or oar German citizens
during the summer season'? A beautiful valley.
known us V , tegtttley,•to, on the other side of
the bills. contains a little city, which is known 115
t.ipring Garden. The gardens are all under the
higlieot cuiti,tition. and, seen from the hills, are
charming. Quite a number of elegant private resi
dences adorn the 't lioilow." We have not seen any
scenery for some 11,11 1 0,) charming : in every direr.. 1
Lion are vineyards, and every break in the hills be
y,,n4 tliFeorers elegant residences. We presume
thorn are ninny, ruby liho us, were unaware of this
beautiful spot on near the city, and to them we would
recommend an early trip to Troy Hill.
Blakely- A Richey will sell at auction come beauti
ful lots in the alive vicinity this afternoon at three
o'clock, on the premises.
TnnugLvrnirr f:ni; n" I.—The
following is a E. ta tv
ment of the reocipt, of the Ponnsylviiniit Itailroad
for the month of Ang:ust :
Receipt.: of the Road fur the month
ending Augnst let
`Mato mouth Mat year
I) 4 erea qc
Receipte from A anultry Ittt, I':.B, to
tiept.
le period ia,t year 2,5:53,608 tit,
Iticren.o
While there is a decrease of nearly $30,000 for the
month as compared with the same month last year,
there is an inrrcase so far in as compared with
of nearly three quarters of a million dollars.
The decrease in August is attributable to the low
stage of water non. lust season the Ohio was earl.
gable luring thh year. It shows the import
ance of the Ohio i,cr, not only to the prosperity of
Pittsburgh, but also to thl Pennsylvania Railroad.
I:e.i.yrteno.—W e arc rratiied to notice the
opening of a Restaurant on Fifth street, under Ma
i sonic Ii ill. upon rather an extensive scale, by Messrs.
Kituldc. Me.sick 1 - Co.. gentlemen well acquainted
tl, leisiness. and capable of satisfying the pub
lie in that relates to a well regulated and eaten
id‘ T le-I eating h.uie. Our merchants, busi-
P e,9 and transient vi-:tors to our city, will FUF
lain, an I itrnnizo liberally, good eating houses.
Las been fitted op at groat cost, with all the
moiler. inn rovelll,ll to in the culinary department.
and t: bc,t -kidi of tLe 011 , 4 , 1 - TI cities. Oysters,
a. I tan, w I—les:Ile and retail, front the eastern
c ill be Lew n band during the season, with
all other deliencies furnished by the eastern markets.
'This e tablisbnient will open, we understand, this
•,.cening. arid the best test of the ability of the pro.
vrietors to do all heroin mentiouedis to try them.
/r.. I . 11.1,and.—Ilugh Kennedy, of South
township, w as consigned to the watchful
care of jaiior Phillips on Wednesday evening, for
uttemp•ing to kill the wife of his bosom. It is al
leged :I,i, without the slightest provocation, he at
tacked her with a poker, inflicting several wounds
on hi r person and fracturing her skull. The un
fortunate comas was conveyed to the county poor
hotiee, Where her wounds were dressed by the attend
ing phk -icion. Iler left side is badly cut and
Lrui , cd . three of her ribs are broken, and the side
of her teit.l is so badly fractured that her life is
consider...l in great danger. Kennedy was arrested
shortly after thd outrage, and committee to jail by
Esquire Meralie, as above £ tate,"
Mr, 0,,,w y.—The play-goers of this
city will he gratified to learn that those excellent ar
tists hove been engaged at oar Theatre for a brief
week, commenc;ng on Mundayevening. We believe
they have never performed in this city before, at
least not for a number of years, bet in other cities
not - lest , gilled with theatrical taste than our own.
they ha on acquired a reputation that has rarely fallen
to the 1,1 of actors and acires.es. In Philadelphia
where Mr. and Mrs. Conway performed last season
at the Arch, they stood at the head of a profession
which ha 3 KO many able representatives there.
i.l Rexrn•e 7'ou-nohip.—The farm house, on
the pia, of lion. Walter 11. Lowrie, in Reserve
township, about three miles from this city, was en
tirely ii ,, r , suined yesterday afternoon, at 1 o'clock,
with its eantonts. It was occupied by Fred. Oesterlo,
who, hy lids calamity, loses nearly everything ex
cept whet he had on his person. Tho probable loss,
including the furniture. &c., was about $1,500 on
whieh ne believe no insurance had been effected. It
originated from a defective chimney.
Jh and Diaarderly.—Mayor Bingham disposed
of six of this class of criminals, and Ald. Donaldson
one. The increase of drunkenness is in a groat
measure attributable to the numerous unlicensed
doggeries which deal out the vilest kind of poison.
. 4 `
WILL BE HELD
$367,7 IS (;S
39 7,6'x': I.
$-v,9ut 91
$680,371 p
tt fleeces and 2 Lids. Rise;
1 quarter cask foie Fen,: h Brandy;
2 eighth psi., Ca• Its.. Brandy:
4 quarter raslss Cette Yilsdeirs R Inc:
ti ...sses superior Port fuel Rs, r ry Winer, he.. he
xel2 P. M. DA - vie, Auct'r,
VALI'ABLE AND CHOICE
- on F..A . rultoA V evening. I..lepteuilier 13th, at 71.. i
,Ire
r• at the Corm/ter...o Subs Rooms. run, W
and Filth strneta. will be Sold, front nil extensive c.dlection,
new nod perfect Copies of valuable anti choice missellitio -so,
11,s1ks, principally regent publications of the English an I
A in,ican press; among which are comprised writings on
every variety ~ f subjects within the !singe of slegaut and
popular literattire. bet authors of the Jay as well
no the latest and test editions ~11 the principal standard
works ;is History. Biography, Trivels. Poetry. and Prose
fin gnu, desiralds to every reader of taste and rtssear, h.
Also, a few French Works from a private library, such is
Champ..leon's Ancient Egypt. 13111,0. 1/1/It,
numerous plstes;..tipieres S Sureu nee' French Pr...
Ungluing Dictionary, An. has, At, Aleoy Greib's Logliesh
Merman Dictionary, 2 vols., Av., Ac.
5/.12 P. 51. DAVIS, Ana',
eIARRIAGES, BAR(II 7 (2,IIES AND BI"G
-61E5 AT AUCTION, —On SATURDAY morning,
Feptetnber 13th, at 11 o'clock, at the Commercial &dee
Booms, corner of Waist and Fifth streets, will be sold
-1 superior two horse Carriage, !mule by Bigelow, and hut
little used.
1 excellent light one hone Barouche.
1 excellent Barouclio, suitable for one or two hones, tunde
by Ogle & Wilson, Phihula.
1 superior new Muggy, with pole and shafts.
1 second-hand Buggy. P. M. LAPIS,
sell Auctionerr.
MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE—Situate
on the River Raisin, and on the Michigan Southern
R. it.. twenty-five miles from Toledo, Ohio, and Mx from
Adrian, Mich. It consists of a Flouring Mill 15 by 10 fret,
and four stories high. with a wing 56 by 50 feet, three storlef
high. The machinery Is of the very bast finality, and fuf
ficient for six run of, stones. Also, a large Saw• Mill, with
two upright and two eirenlar saws, with plenty of timing in
the vicinity. Alen, a Dwelling House. two Barns, Comer's
Shop, &v., Scc., and from Sixteen to Eighteen Avrea of Land.
This large pn perty will he sold at a great bargain, merely
for want of capital to carry on the business. For further
information, apply at the Real Estate Office of
sell S. CUTHBERT & SON, 51 Markkt et.
rri lIIRTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS—For
&ile„ a Brick Dwelling lionsr of nix rooms and good
cedar, with a Lot of Ground a, fort front on Wilkins street,
Birmingham, by 155 deep: well of good water, ctsfl bonne,
out oven, grape vines. fte.—sl3oo. Terms easy.
sel2 S. CUTLIBERT & SON, 61 Market at.
BUILDING LOTS ONLY „SIOO EACH, for
sale by S. CUTIIRERT & SON,
.12 51 Market Street.
BEECHER STOWE'S IstEW
Novi:l.--mm, a Tula of the Great Dismal Swamp:
by Harriet Beecher Santo, author of “Uucle Tom's Cabin."
Two volumes. l2mo.—price
For sale by
sel2
-10 p
PORTABLE. SAW-MILL FOR SALE—A
new MIII of thin kind, in goal order, is offered at a very
low rate. Persons haying timber Isere or in the West, can
woke a fortune by buying and using the Mill. A bargain is
offered. Call soon on THOS. WOODS,
eel 2. 75 Fourth at.
Ml'. S. STOWE'S NEW BOOK—DRED, a
Tale of the Ureat Dismal Swamis: by Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe. Price $l.OlO.
English Tract 9; by K. W. Enierenu. Ph, 90 rents.
110ruenilinr thirplace, if you aunt to 00t thinew lo.rrr than
elvither9.. Le tit LAUFFER'S BOOKSTORE.
9012 No. 77 fourth street.
WANTED, Immediately—A Girl Of from
nine to twelve years of ago, to the with a small
familyt 11 she to of age. She will be well taken care of.
' 8,312 S. CUTHBERT it SON, 61 Market et.,
3M2
41- v
Copt. Itobt. 'Ague, the fat:Mins-detective policeman
of this .city, is in New York, 11s witness in a ease 9f
bigamy, before the Jefferson Market Police Court, in
which Capt A. W. Adams is defendant. The follow
ing is his evidence-given on Wednesday Last : ,
Robert Hague, of Pittsburgh, rwern—l am a po
lice officer. I was made acqvaiztted with Alonzo W.
Adams, in Pittsburgh, in May or June, 1853. :He
told me then he was a married man.
Cross-frronAiaed—Q. Was his wife then living / A.
Yes, sir. Q. What was her maiden name? A. V,
muiden name was Palmer. Q. Do you know Isa
bella Moran? A. No, sir. Q. Was Mr. Adams ever
to your knowledge married to a woman named Isa
bella Moran ? A. I know nothing at all about Isa
bella Moran.
Man Robbed.—A canal boat captain named Alli
son Dickson, was robbed of $l4 while sleeping on
his boat on Wednesday night. A person named
Gordon, whom he had brought to this city free of
charge because of his destitute condition, was taken
into custody on suspicion of being the thief. What
gave rise to the suspicion was Gordon's purchasing a
new pair of shoes when it was supposed he bad nit
the wherewithal. He alleges, however, be obtained
some cash by pawning a coaL
77,e Hair.—The famous Twigg's recipe, which was
about the first hair tonic discovered which restored
gray hairs to their original color, is now entirely
superseded, we believe, by Prof. Wood's Hair Ito.
stmative. The latter is compounded to hand, cheap
er and surer; while the former, for want of good
material, the right skill, d:c., in preparing It, has not
only frequently failed, but has proved injurious to the
hair.
The Yowl N Bible Claire, conduce:4 by Prof.
Jacobus, will be resumed to-morrow, Saitath, tbc
14th inst., at 41 o'clock: P. M., at the rooms of the
Young Men's Christian Association, on Fifth street.
commencing with the fifth chapter of the Gospel by
John. All interested in the study of the ,scripture
are invited to attend. ALES. Mc(' Lt ,
JOHN E. A NNAN,
Committee.
I?eninval.—Tho Chief of the Freight Department
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, Mr. U. C. Pranciscus,
with his entire force of Clerks, will remove on Mon
day, to the new buildings on Marbury and Liberty
strewn, which hare been fitted up in first rata rtyle.
and will prove much more convenient to the public
than the uld oflicem on Penn street.
Corr,riol,.—lt was a daughter of Mrs. Totten,
th e widow of the senior member of the late Elm of
Knapp k Totten, who was killed at the foundry of
Knapp Wade on Thursday, and not a daughter of
Mrs. Knapp, as we were made to say in our paper
yesterday.
Meeting in the ..Vinth Ward.—On Monday evening,
at 7 o'clock, there will he a Democratic meetsng at
Rowley's store. Dr. McCook, E. P. Jones, Esq., and
other good speakers will address the meeting. The
Third, Fifth and Sixth Ward Oleo Club will be in
attendance.
We stated yesterday in our account of the arrest
of Michael Flannigan who resisted so desperctcly,
that it was made by officer Johnson, assisted liy
number of citizens. We are informed officer Max
well was the person who aided in his arrest.
eall the attention of our neuters to the ,i re
tiiement or w. M. Semple, bowled " Yor Sale or
Lease," in another column of this paper. A gii , ”l
bargain is offered.
/frooooler and attend H. M. lloyle'A sale of coun
try scats, to be held at 2 o'clock this day, near the
Perrysville Plank-road. Ilaadseme sites—good soil,
good title, largo site, cheap end easy payments.
Pcity .1.-ttreciip—JOhil 5i4 , 5(.4 Nllll9 Pent up yestE r•
fity, by Ald. Cummins. on a charge of petty larceny
and emery of the peace, preferred by Martha Mc-
Corkle.
Several lolg of valuaLle improved property in the
Sixth and Sorenth Wards will be gold on the !mew
ing this afternoon
.. pt 3 o'clock. by Mr. Davis.
IC, would direct attenti,,c to the large eale of tear
groceties and liquorn this morning at Davin' Auction
A n"rnb, of haroncher and buggies win be gold
this morning nt 11 o'clock, at Davie' Auction
4gsr Fall Style.—Wx sral lotroduo• ori
ittiiriis: 30, I , Wri, i,tir FA Id, OY IILK UA7d Cali
and RN. them. A good Hat for gaff,.
DIOR')AN # CO., 164 WooII st
AUCTION SALES
RICK DWELLINI;S . AND STORE IN
I WARD. A'll VIIAME DIVFLTINi;.4. IN .
L.NT/1 W 4 RD. AT AUCTItIN SATURDAY abort...tn.
Septentistr 131.1. at 3 o'v Ital.:. on the precook.. ~ ill IN so!!
that valuable Lot of Ground at the curunt ..1 Folio, nod
Frankl,u str,stst. having It (mat of farty-one fear i..•hen
on Fulton street. ronning hack alone Franklin street en:lily.
four feet to a eta foot alley, on whtelt ere ern tod tad for
story Brick Dwellings. one of which with an ex - 4.1;a0t
Thc above rents fir $.1:30 n ysar, and if .I.ato ani
rliVidOli. Alan, taro Lott.. on (cot..'emit., Ar tic .riter
of Arthur. street, having ,w,3 front .:f tn• city feet :‘,ll-
tee Avenue, extending line k 1
along A rth.lnt strvatt ntt!!!:
eight Iran tonnote foot on art,P whirl! I, k.•l
t no story Frame lyventling. and th. , cot car h -,„,,
Te-fn-t at snit!. I'. 31. DA Vt.'.
sel'2
A tott tone. r.
TRU sT EE'S SALE-- 4.1 n Thurmdely ever , ' ne,
E.nptAanbnr 21a11,. at 7 1 ,4 nt Merchntt," Fa.
c! once. Fourth street., will sold. by order of Wrr, I' ,
Truvtee of lloon A Sargent. Iltav At:thimble 1.. t .1
t;lotttol on Secant 11 , 10 , .t. hntatten Smithfield and time
afiev. Laving n foot t d 3t) feet on Se andtarnvt. eat, lo
Itsci sixty r,,t to nu Foley 111 fiat vr.ls, on which ot
tht• .te,teri.tr and finely Hnittlied three story Finch Day 'fin
fiou., No. 131. With vrater, on. and other concnui,o n ,
The above subject to an annual ground rent of itoto.
Also. the. beautiful country site in Collins township...on
taiuln 13 acres lati jaw. hen. bounded by lands of Wm. Tram,
nail others, and subject to a mortgage of $.3,900. payable In
thirteen
Share. Ma.ordc Hall Fund Society Stock, Pew
N. 6.: St P,ter'n (7/lurch. ni1411. , Mole.
Sale positive to cln, the a.mignm,it. Term. at pale.
owl - P. M. DAVIS, Ancer.
GROCERIES, TEAS, LIQUORS. c., AT
AUCTION. —On SATURDAY mrning. Sept(mber
l:lth. at at the Colorm,rcial Salo. Hoorn., corner
of Woe! and Fifth ntreeta. will ipo 1.01/.1-
43 half chaste Young llyaou and Black Tea, fair to
choice grades.
24 bozos Chemical Olive Soap;
10 '• !LAM •
10 '• Palm
6 1401.. large N o 3 Nlack,el, pap,:
II hf 1.144. Lake Fo41;
G,rm , *n Cigars:
H. MINER it CO,
No. 32 Smithfield e
lEEE
4 4 7 t
BELGIUM.
The free trade Cungress excited consldereble at
tendon in England.
Grand mono uvres of the Prussian troops are -
ing on at St. Gear, on the Rhine, are reported. The
erection of a line of fortresses around Berlin is con
firmed. .
The Austrian journals repeat the denial of any
increase in the Auftrlan force:: :n Italy, but admit
that the troops already there fully reach the war
strength.
The Mlian denies that Ciceperachio wan
ehot by the Aostrians,a.sserting that he was drowned
whit e attemtiting t miss the river Po.
- •.
The reported disaffection of the Neapolitan army
is confirmed. It was caused by certain regiments
having been ordered to work on the railway,
A Frankfurt letter profeeces to give an analysis of
the letter of the King of Naples to the Western
Powers. The king considers the interference of the
Weetorn P, :ors a, an encroachment on his indepen
denee he do I' S not refuse the suggested reforms, hut
rons.lers the Nealadithn government the hest judge
..1 the matters. Ile doe, not cue, as reported. that
he will repel force by force, hot bint* that if real
.-ou,e of grlerance oxiFos on the part of the NVetern
l'owerF, he it open to a European Congrese.
TURKEY.
The Porte ie (Aking treasure for the eh:l_sf igen-lent
of the M , ,ntettectring f,t thetr reecut fanatical out
rages. The Porte has also giver) renewed aeruranres
to the Western Poo ere that conceasione to the l'brie.
[tat, e is be ,I,serred.
talk of a tax on tobacco to realize 200
00o,ocio
rumored expedir.,.n ut RuPoiang against Aba.
pato Nut a single Russian soldier
ha, cr"sfr.l t., Iner,ur.
We have tro.egrarLi , advlres, from Calcutta to thr
1 i th and Bombay to the 20th of July. Iforburmann,
Leir t.) the throne, !ma keen I.4ll ,, lnuttni. The In
&.:.)-er,..p at 2:enizal has been injured. The import
lta , es fr-tn Ihng Kong to the 10th of July and
- - dirtorhtti to the '2,th Juno sa y !het exchanges me
!Hu. The irt,urreetion woo pt..tttousslnz. The Cat
; tea ill!irket upelled at 29 teals. The crop of new
:,:k is inr;e.
%V +n t IQTO?4, September I2.—The first enmptroller
1 the Treasury. Mr. WhittleceYi having l , fusrll to
pass a re,10:`Id011 lee extra pay, rrdeol by the Ifnuee
It cpre•critat.s. es 1,, its nfti , ers, .derke and niesscu.
ge r., his deoi,ion has been laid heinre the Secretary
„r the Tr.a.orry.'who sanctioned Mr. Whittlesey's of
richt' conduit. The precise ground of the refusal
does nut appear, but Congress. in the miscellaneous
bill. approved August Is, ICA, inserted the foll ow .
:rig clause- ° And t, triable the Clerk of the Ilou,
~ 11 ;epre,ntat.Ve.1 to pay additional compensation I
its nod others authorized by the Moist or -
Itepre•ehtotrvc., August I I sOrt, a noun sollicient
r that pirrpo!, is beret y appropriated not of any
money in the irca.nry not otherwise appropriated,
nod is herri y it It • the contingent food of the
House of Itcprr.enratire,•. -
The Pre, rent, it i+ snit, has nhandoned hi•
intention of rettiroitx td the Warrenton. ,Va.,..
Spriugs.
WA-11 ,, ,T .s, SII -_rt has been decided at
the lreneury department to day that under the ope.
ration of the rt,iution cf the House of Representa
tives, !hoe° employees only who receive per ;hem
tninpensat.on arc entitled to extra pay, while the
Clerks, thirty or more in number. also attached t
that branch of Congrerti reciting annual salaries
are excluded.
Speaker flanks is in Washington city.
It is understotsil that the telegraphic dinpisteh
transtniit^d by the State department to Gov, Cleary
is t.; the following effect: If the militia, which the
previous orders sent by Cul. Emery made subje it to
too requisition of lien. Smith, are not sufficient fiir
! tie exigency, Mr. Marcy wishes to be notified by
. t degraph, remarking that the ineurrectionary lava
! s •,. Kansas by way of Nebraska, and the subs's
, q :Ent hostile attacks on the Post Office at Franklin,
and era +he Mailings of Titus and Clark, seem to
have etiinniated to unlawful acts of the same charm'-
', ter the iior-ler of Missouri, and that the President
e<ii••is iv. (leery to maintain the I+o,l, pence
a '.l to punishment all floe of violence or di,
o- r l. r ivii, mssever perpetrated, relying on his en.
erzy an J:-are lion and the approved eaparity, de.
e,s, sf. I , ...inexs ..0 character of Gen. Smith to
patoint or suppress all attempts to kindle civil tsar
ierr,t err. The telezrapitic dispatch from the
war department to lien. :"`II11:11 hears date of the 9th.
acquaints Lim that it is the purpose of the Presi
dent to secure to him ell the militia force necessary
t • maintain order and suppress insurrection and that
n I military operations shall he carried on in Kansan
oiherTise than under his instructions and orders.
haled he is instructed not to permit the employs
merit of militia or any armed bodies of men unless
they have been regularly mustered into the service
of the [ailed Staten.
BALTIMORE:, September I2.—A terrible riot Occur
red this afterimon between the Fillmore fishing club
and a party of men at the Seventeenth \Yard Demo
cratic Head Quarters. Two men were shot dead,
and some twenty wore wounded, several, it is be
lieved, fatally. The fight Jailed only a few minutes,
but the firing was heavy and severe. Neither of the
men killed were engaged in the fight, and most of
the wounded wore rest lents in the vicinity, attracted
to tie spot by the disturbance.
Further Instructions to Gov. Geary
WASHINGTON, September 12.—1 t is understood
that both Gov. Geary and General Smith have been
informed by telegraph that they will be furnished
with additional forces if necessary to maintain pub
lic pence, and bring to punishment all acts of vio
lence or Disorder, by whomsoever perpetrated.
Only persons regularly enrolled by Gen. Smith will
be allowed to carry on military operations in Kansas.
liosroN, September 12.—The German Turners
Association annual festival was held at Needham
yesterday. Senator Wilson, Gustay. Struve, and Mr.
Douac, formerly of Texas, delivered speeches.
Much enthusiasm was manifested. Resolutions
heartily indorsing Fremont and Dayton and the
Republican platforms were passed unanimously.
Now YORK, September 12.—The prizes offered by
the Erenitty Poet, of this city, for the best Fremont
campaign songs, bore been adjudged, one to the
English song by Charles S. Weyman, of New York,
and the other to the German song by E. Vitalis
t-herb, of Boston.
New YORK, September 12.—Stephen Rapalke,
the fleet cargoes attached to the home squadron,
tiled suddenly yesterday, ho board the United States
frigate Wal , a,h. The deceased was a native of this
State. and stood No. I I on the list of surgeons—rank
ing with commanders.
New Yone, September I:2.—One of the boats be
longing to the U. S. Nteam frigate Wabash was cap
sized this morning in the harbor, and five of the
twelve men on board drowned.
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THE LATEST N EWS
BY 'I':f.F.GRAPII.
Trts renewing specimen of Black Republican dis
patches we publish in our telegraphic column, which
win demonstrate in whose bands the wires aro now
confided. As a specimen of cool impudence wo think
the following unegnalled.—[En.]
Kansas Meeting at Easton.
EASTON. Pa., September 12 .—Notwithstanding the
short notice given that Governor Roeder would ad
' dress his fellow citizens in behalf of Kansas, a very
large meeting convened at the Court House last
night. Cal. Abraham Miles presided, and Governor
Reeder held the mixed throng in attention by his
eloquent and meagerly exposition of the conspiracy to
fare. slavery on Kullaus.
With remarkable clearness and logical force of ex
pression he reviewed the history of the crime against
Kansas from its conception in 1850, through all it,
deliberately planned stages to the present time. The
conclusion that fell upon the minds of his auditory,
from hid masterly review of the conduct of the pro.
slavery parry, was deep and abiding, that the admin
istration party with the South are deliberately en
gaged ip a conspiracy to force slavery on on
people, at all hazard's.
A committee wa., appointed to call upon the citi
eons for subscriptions in aid of Kansas, and from the
feeling manifested, a respectable contribution may
be anticipated
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE CARIBRIA
HALIFAX, Sept. 12.—The Cunard steamer Cam
bria, from Liverpool, pith dates to Saturday the
30th August arrived this afternoon. The steamship
Atlantic from New York arrived out on the 2St.h.
The Arabia had been docked; she had sustained but
slight injury.
ENGLAND
The conservatives are arrlnging internal differen
•es with a view of making a grand attempt to over
hrow the Palmerston administration.
Queen Oude remains at Southampton, unrecognized
J). Queen Virturia.
The royal family have gone to Scotland.
FRANCE.
The political news is unimportant. The emperor
intends making a prolonged stay at. Biarritz.
Another prosecution of the members of a secret so
ciety ie progressing at Dijon.
A Berlin paper authoritatively eontradictJ recent
statements relative to the proposed Orleans Mani-
Earthpiakes. have occurred in Algenn on the 2lpt
ecvcral villages were destroyed.
. .
Nfaari,l papers say that decrees ore about t, ap
pear dissolving tho Cartes, regulating the press, re
modelling the Council of State, and establishing the
constitution of ISIO. Two hundred successors aro
appointed, half of the progressista and half of the
moderate parties.
Authentic advices say that the ministry continues
to he perfectly united. The queen places every con
fidence in them.
PRI ssr A
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From Washington
Riot in Baltimore
Turners , Festival
Prize Campaign Songs
Death of a U. S. Surgeon
PIN'. Men Drowned
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NEW YORK, September 12.—There was one new
ease of fever developed at the Military Ibmaal,
Fort Hamilton, and ono rase at the Relief Respite].
P ITTSBURGH THEATRE,Lame and Manager JOSEPH C. FOSTItit
Stage Manager...J. BIDDLV. I Acting Manager, C. J. FOSTKR.
Borne and Parqnotte 50e.j Private Boxes, large $8 00
Second Tier 26c- Private Boxes, email...-. 600
Boxes for colored perso. 22 rcnte.
A GREAT DILL FOR SATURDAY NIGHT! Two of the
Lent Dramas ever played in this UPS. Viral night of the
(hued Ri mantic Drama called the MILLER AND HIS
MEN, with new Scenery, painted by 11. Regors.
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTENIREIi
To commence with the startling Drente called
T II E DREAM AT 8 F: A .
LattniAt Linwood, Mr Lermard I Ally Cr,ker I ItiddLw
Tommy Young. Anne Trovaniun, J. M. Cooke
A FANCY DANCE, by . . 'dim H. Lang.
To conclude with (first time In thin Theatre) the Operatic
Dream ouch it
TILE mrLLE It AND HIS MEN.
Grindoit, the Miller C. Foster.
tIiSX. Mr. and Mrs. F. CONWAY will make their lint ap
pearance In thin city on Monitny night.
Zit- Dunce open at 7; curtain rises nt 7 . tn; o'clock.
J .
OIIN W. M'OARTIIY, BILL POSTER and
Durritrauleit, will attend to the Postiug and Distributing
Oran kinds of
RILLS FOR CONCERTS, LECTURES. RXEDINTIDNB, ke
All rommuoisations—either by moil, telegraph, ~r
wise--ilirsctell to the office of the Morniug Post, will mr.eiro
prompt attention.
THE DOOM INAN AND 1 31 tECKINRIDitb: CLUB
of MOON and CRESCENT Townships meet At the
&lux:4 Rouse, near 3. Graham's, in Moon Township, on
WEDNESDAY, 17th inst.., at early candle light. Detnomt,
to the rescue:
_
OHIO PENNA. AN - a (Me. InrootA it.
O ' NOTICE TO SILIPPISRS. fon and nher July 7th
Itllle of Lading must be handed in et the Federal Piro, Ste
lion before 7 oclock P. M. of the day of shipment
wise, the Company will not pay charge. ur in. 1111 manner by
Reponsible for their collection. .1. fi.
J.Y 7 Suporintou t.
FRESH NUTS
-50 bap Filbert.;
40 English Walnuts.
10 " Crean] Nuts;
" Provence Almonds:
an bales fl.irdeaux "
2fi
10 .` Timagoni
GO boxes Shelled A lmonds.
Just received and for nal, by
IiFAMIE ft et A NDPIIF , ' , N,
sell No. 311 Wood et., pi. Marl, f
FRESIT FIttITSL
20 frail.
5 rusk.; Oirrrin to
100 lam. 51. R. Itaidns:
too qr. "
200 /..nee rigs, fresh ;
300 diming "
Just receive.] and for sale by
& LNDRIZSON,
4612 N 0.30 Wood et.. opp,iito St. r hark,. Hotel
GENUINE ENGLISH PICKCES
-10 damn "Oberkinc"
Id dn. "Chow-Chow;"
10 do. Mixed Pickles;
5 do.
Just moire.] and for sato by
ItEntER & ANDERSON,
sol 2 No. 39 Wood et., rlpplAite St. Char',
cATsurs --
6 5 ) dunes Tomato, quarts and pinta:
10 do. Walnut:
5 do. 51notiroidn.
Just rocelyod and for sale by
It.EYNIER l ANDBRSION,
aol 2 N., Ms Wo,“ I
) GROSS FRENCH MUSTARD, ;
dose. olives;
6 ito. Capon. Jout rr'.l and In-
ItS.ICAIEII A
N. 'ld W0i..1 .suet.
LARD 011.-
3 barrels No. 1 Lard Oil:
- .
No. '2 "
In awl, nod for sal, by.
MILLER At RICKETSnN,
10.12 Non. Lilwrty ai rret.
Ct A LT-75 41s. N. 1 _Salt just received and
AJ for by Imell!) MILLER At RICK Ii.M•ON.
A Lconoi._
10 barrtlß pr.f
I, &Gm• and f, sale by
w,12 MTLI.EI2 A RICE rTSON.
T,IXATI,‘qOIt RESTAI RANT,
r.i - - " .v, lll Weirlf) qr..: I'.ll,!Arr;l.. Pr. .
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%,„?WHOLE:3A LE and I) in..% I I.
0 DEALER IN LA K E .-0. I)
'. EA STRIt N FISH, !r",11 i'llilatb•litb: a eind ILL!
tunore 1 /I"6TERti and W I LI) CUM kl, all In thr,
pr' pl,r 6,311,11
/ . /11/44. f'4, A p 4A y,
e. The D, pert reent Ike Eleeleier I:e4wieure nt
fee, Den ire ree A . A .4 etten tie:, The ..rtli ear, in A4.1r,.l fn. II
k o n In t« h .er 111 the after to I, n o Meek olip[4: e 4 .4
na k rl-1.4 end of the lAmot, et al.y hour .4 the day end no, e .
10e1t..,;h:
EO. ALBREE, SON
N.,. 71, WI R‘D and FOURTH
I rnneir. , l a anr.orn,r ntf , ^k :11.4.a'a. Boyle, Won,n' a ,
MisaeaC and Clad I,n's atanonable
BOOTS AND SUOES,
For; FALL AND WINTFIC WEAR
('nurn a / a 1 of I h.• boat walrktnallahip and rnat/Tinl- that ..4f/
t.rouKlit together of /ilea amouut, and or, offrrtal
, 'r whole:Qat' or roroL Fritrilher will fled
th, h.a kLusi '‘f t - 1141orner-rm.td.'
11flots. an Cuwl w Call ire nm 4- ID the L tritt'd , ttgt,•l4 4
No. 71, alwrauro.l. .11):1111
.
AN ' I) u[l.
ito PINSON k C(l.,
Y`l7ll s7.trr,
Av. now rerAvnel n roloplen. aA•fortme,,t ?..!!
nA,n4 and nil Cloth: , of cr..ry a(1.1 prim, , vo•irst Ing
Walton Vehntm,
Tap.,:stry Vent
Ilrusavle and Tapestry 144 Seta,
Imperial and 'int',
:wiper. and Fine
and i•nitiann.
Ltettittirn,
CMOtx, Erei , e - n. Marble and Tile patternit 4'l till g
of as , lu:drtr. . and all tioods uaually found in Carpet
Itonod nt I lir inn-I prirc.. r-el
VINE NTRY .SE.k.'rs TO BE SoLD
on SA TI . RDA Y. ,1" ).!It. at 1.! k I'. M. I• 11
tilt" preiniges —A of that lit, iiriitirrly trm.r thl•
ret i ,- 111.• flank Road, i IV M'Cluitoi•li'4 and went
the Man tivanexy mitnte. It I,
.014 t the City id - AI.
I,imoy, alai. is truly the newt Property Lm fmolly
—iiilrlmmt to tidy vicinity. It will he told iu Intm• I..ts and
ni .! rat hargaimi, by 11 . M. II iT I.E.
4,9 A ue:i•itavr.
D A LIAM ATTA S—We will receive in a few
ftnyn more than pct. Inni . k and Ciiri IhitanintLY.n.
A. A. MASi , N Co.
IF -l ii ENC . II ME.RINOS--LOO pa. French Mr.-
tilt., just recvived ; for tialc to the trade at It 01,111 ail.
A. A. VA<nN .4
rtith , trees.
‘THEW SHAW A. MASON 3r, CO.
open, to fru , day., large alol Wry dittitrtilAr
sty
1.4 of Itewiu Shawls. w• 1 0
F RENCH PRINTS—A large lot of French
Prints Just rtiCriived, which will be uffer,l at a reduced
prim (400) A. A. MASON A C.I.
4 —READ PAGE 94 of the new CITY
• . DIRECTORY.
DON'T NEGLECT frequent reference to
I've 91 of the CITY DIRECTORY. srlo
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS: and read
the vlth page of the CITY DI KEA - CORY. iselo
rpo MAKE MOSEY, Read the NINETY-
For writ I'A(II of thr CITY DIIIECr t:).
ItEEMAN'S GLEE BOOK, with N,,t‘.,; ;
priCe 2 , 1 cents.
Fro,nont Song. for the People: by Thornos Drew.
11 , 1,914 n -on CrsEntKopi S-mo hook.
Lilt f Eremont pamphlet ohtion.
A mai:totes ljailway iie,de, fur S. premier.
Retribution. Fl Tale • , 1 Ptt•uszt.ti by Mrs. southw•.l:ll.
The Star Chain's, ; by W. IL Ainaworth—illustrnted.
Mr.. Stephens' Illustrated Monthly MaoLitio-12 , .. , ent5.
For sale by W. A. GILDEN FFINNEI ,
F'ifth, opie,site the Thestre.
TRIMMINGS ! Tuna INGS We are
1, now resolving 'or FALL STOCK OF TRIMMINGS,
c , niptising it great a arietv of elegant novelties tu Velvet,
Moire Antique, he, and the subscriber, in offet ing them to
the public, feels confident that in point of style and exqui
site beauty of design, they cannot be surpassed.
FRANK VAN ((ORDER,
sea N... 74 Market street.
HA RDIVA R.E.—SAM'I, FA lINESTOCK ,
Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hard
ware, No. 53 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Penna.—The sub
scriber has received hi .
FALL STOCK OF HARDWARE;
And In addition to his extensive assortment. has received 11
groat variety of ivory-handle Knives and Forks, German
silver, plated, tea table, dessert and soup Spoon.; fish, pie and
butter Knives; Shovels. Tongs and Pokers; Waiters: patent
Gridirons: superior Planes and other Carpenter Tools; Ma
chino Moulding; Mahogany Veneering; Chair 11,1 1 Sofa
springs; Pump Chain Fixtures, of which will be
s,dd low. (sea) SA WI, FA lIN EST , iCK
D tVID It CANDLRiS WILLLAII ..... ....—H. A CoYFIN.
M'Candless, Means Si. Co.,
(Sucotaeore to it(ck & 51'Candleas)
WHOLESALE GROCERS, and Dealers in
IRON, NAI LS, GLASS., COTTON YARNS, and
burgh Manufactures generally, corner of Wood and Water
etrgete, Pittsburgh. myg
NEW FALLSTOCK (1N56) CHICKER
-11 X O'S PIANOS.—JOHN lt. NI ELIA IR.
N'. al WOOD Street, between Diamond alley 2.1
and Fourth street, Is now receiving his new - • w
Fail Stock of Piano Fortes, from the eele
brated manufactory of CLIICKERINti SONS, Boston, con•
misting of all the styles manufactured jy them, viz: Full
Grand, Parlor Grand, and Square PIANO FORTES, in richly
cstreed and plain cases.
Tsars.—Square Pianos: $260, $275, $290, $350, $375,
stiou, $125, WO, $475, $5OO. Grande and Parlor Grand,:
$4OO, $O5O, $750, pis) and VOOO. eeo
TUNNS & CLARK'S PIANOS.—A fresh
stock of NEW PIANOS, from the fele
wated Factory of NUNNS & CLA ILK,
York, now receiving and on th e way, They •w •
are all provided with the NEW S'.{ LE. I
lately introduced by Nun ns k eh. k, which imparts wonder-
MI power and brilliancy of tone, mid materially adds to the
durability of the instrument. For male by
H. KLEBER & BRO..
5.3 Fifth street,
soS Sole Agents for Nouns k Clark.
CARVILL HAS RE-
R Emo;
.IVED from N 0.22 Fifth street to No. 212 Liberty
etreet, where he is prepared to SUIT his customers with the
lll,Vust fashions. myR-3m
FOR SALE HOUSES AND LOTS in
Pittsburgh and Allegheny Cities. Birmingham. Man
cheater; several handsome Country Seats; also. Farm, of
various sizes and in different C14,030E18. Per..
pnrchaiie would ail well to call and see the register— thome
loqing property ter sale to have it registered at 0. W.
ltl'NN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, north side of tlhio street
and Worth door east of the Ditianoud, ALLEGHENY CITY.
Sept. 5, 1856.
PAINTING—WILLIAM CLAYTON, Or
namental and Fancy Painter, 107 FOURTH street, la
tween Wood and Smithfield streets.
work done in the flrot style of the art. auT
_
•
Iffil
.."` 4 4
.... , ..,
• s is
MEM
MEE
The Yellow Fever
AMUSEMENTS.
PRICELI OF AttIeU.SBION
S. STEINRUCK,
M=MM
, 14.
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4
0 4 :
'tf tit.
4
C()IviNIEItCIA Enlargtmoilt of Prongies.
PITTSUURGIII BOARD ON TRAD/C ' AND G
EO. B. Try E CO,
MERCHANTS, EXCHANOIII.
Presithmt.
w 11. WILLIAMS
rice , Presidents.
J. M. COOPED., Lit. J W. 'LIANA:UN, 2,1
Treararer.
N. HOLSIE'S, dn.
..Wr r it
R. M. RIDDLE.
R. T. NORTHAM. Jrz.
Cbmmitir. .6 . 411ra/ion J",er ,Ner.fember
J. M. COOPER, V. P.
L WT LNIA
JURY P. PEA RS
PITTS B URGII DI A ILKETS
Ornez or OUR 'WEI' MORNING Poor, 1
Yriday, Septombrr 12. !CIA. t
FLOC ft... The axles t tla) 5 tot up 690 MAL.. viz —l4O 144
extra from d.-pot at $0.506,•0,:t5 ; 5501.b1a from atom, in lot
at for anger fi or, $0.75 for extra, tindso,a
out; fur extra family.
ORA IN...fialra 175 lam/telt. ear Corn from depot at 80e
nud 100 lartheltt Onto, to arrive, at 31r.
14.000 Itm. shoulders, aides and canvitased
Inunx at 41: 1 . ;, 101 and 11
LA Itl/...1 4 a1es b bids. at 12e.
It I 'TT Elt kep, patityd at I.le.
COFFEE ...lea 2U I.lg* prime ]tip, at 12c., cash.
Stle37Z) and 50 t./x. Western 11.14,arre at 10e.
ASHES...Paint 2n ,asks PearLl at tic. •
Foreigs. Markets.
fir sitanter arnthria.i
I,(v en root. :WM.—Cotton : Tito novrket Is wholly or.
chantad.c...t.ep, that N. U. and Mobile fair have advanced
Th.' datums.' has boon moderato, and tatioo for Use week
tool op 4 , ,otht baleo, of which the aperolotorm took 8000
halt.... and the expottoro o.")(10 halo. The quotation, am:—
N. (I. fair 7! middling . a 5.16; Mobilo fair (I!!.; Upland,
fide 6 :',.16; ateldltn,: t 13-1(1. Tha male(' toolay, Prickly, are
from 000.1 to 12. , M0 bales. in( iodine from 'LEI,,) to -toto bah,
,port , lll Rod ol.ceolatora, the market closing quint, Th e
total ,tock of Cotton at. Liverpool to 70 . 2..000 bales, of which
C.1..ti1) halo, are A thenvon. Tha nitrites front klatseitr.ter
; the ',mine. lout loom moderato at uneltartkod
prime.
The liner.. Cotton market is I ; ir. O. teat ardinaire94f.
Itrinndst c fin ...Th.• unartl Ird sail Mtnrmy weather has causes!
Bread/antis still further to advance-in price. Muir Mk ad
vane.al In, Wheat 24., and Corn la. Gil. The improvement
in tho bettor grades, while inferior wan drill and
Nitro irremilar. Richard,n, Spenre d CM quote WORtI.II/
C sal at Soniliern good Ohio &h. (ep
tel 74.1,99, ; Oa. fd.6vlls. Corn ink
advanced Is 41.14.C.1.: wl,i e llin.i,tafi.; mixed and yellow 34e.
On Friday ha weather was very favorable for agricultural
purivisine. The prices are weak and the transactions
Vrovisionn. demand jrf li-ef in tin changx.d. and prick,
are bloioly. a till a niodenate Pork in nur6ni 7.d,
with a moderate demand. The liter cionlitien are 41,1 4,
ore dull, {NMI a demiai ng tend, f .
Lard 14near,. and Arm enion at 'ilk.
moderato deinionl, and prices are stiffer hat not cinotatly
higher.
Naval in torki...Common Rosin it firm, with a large liunenike
nt 4s. fi 1.. and tine at ha Spirits rl3ll.lltiou unchanged
and actin-id :lin. C,1(n.:1.:a.
Oreeerieii... litre ix nnelianned. with a moderate demand x
2 1 1. 61. Sugar hi weak. and the traterartionx ar
amen at Cl. decline. tone.. , in !stead..
T 3.11 W ie tltm . I,iurr.d, ,;i1 anchang,l. with a lintitht
ht0n...4 a t 3h 4 The, in th. !lath offering.
IArNINAI. A hatnat 29th.—The II miry rharttAt iu unchanged
A 111,1.-11, ar.• firm. ait h n hot.. bunmess &inc. (Jon
"'ls for 12.10(10Y are gauUu4 ill 145'
New York Market
NE , F.pierf 12.-41.ataa f! 1m: nab. 1000 lath,
hniov; na.: rf.e. i:aproviag salt, 1101/ blurl,,
111 4. .1 I aulaav,ag. Alllll6 10.0.14 1 , 1.!., nt ',401.40 ft
girti,ll/: fit,;:..".ti4;.10 , 6,r nhl.; f. eauthaim
3,1 jr. "NF to, S.as!li , rn o+. tra lC heat. in in act Iv,
ADA 1 , 1-1/../m ha,/ fidliajwa 1/1,1/ ; .11,1 N 11114,0 1 / 1 1Ali
o•IN:n/ $1:':11 , 11.e.. La lt, for S'oattivra
u-101, mad j.ll .7a fa- 1 /Li , / W 1111.•. 0.111 is 1it..,, ith sales
tl•hels N 1 :1/ lor an , l 77 fir 3041rniv.
malt, A:/ 1 Ibis. 14.. !Wits: nal.. 440 1.14,4-ntn
-141.4.
at l'hletato. Lori final: 11111111111:1111,144. Whisky
Ivo" 1444 Illaa at :10;4, (1.41, inaraiVn; nal:0410.0
bact Itio at 11!:,fa;12. th. Solar Grin. wlt nal., hhd,.
',ans. 310111,.... Mtn: Ante 2,0) 144, Orient.. I,iunniai
'a' : sale. 2 4 .1tsigh11.1[111. Lar.l nil firm: Nil, 1110 1,1/14.
AI $1 .01111. 9f,1 x. 411 ol Thrp,itine han talvancntl; nalen
54's.' hid.; at 44. 11, gin fury: Male, 111110 61 , 11. 11l $ 1 ,1 1 6k11,117.
1111 , 111 ; "Alf, 1011 hrrnro. Vreialan Letter and artivn.
Stank.. arta. l'hicaaso and tits k Inlao•I ; Clevnlaial and
Vittalairch 111; lil irvas Cialtral 119: Michigan t4althera 0 1" 4 ;
Nfirthigna Central 0 : N.•u: f ark en 1.11.1
VALIIII Coal G./1 - I.lpan) 1 1 7 1 }trading ST
Phllßdelphirt Market
Pirit.4l,l.PHl e. i‘optesubor 12 -- Flour notrltet quiiPt, and
stand ir-I fri-1-11 trndodt nrands indd at $7 without sales.
Thvr , in n liantod ilotrid.d ha - d,: %twills- id the city ',w eal
$7.4,7:2: 1 . fon corium/1i ' ffdssl brand., $7,6n5it7,75 dine sztra
and extra family, and pot.s.l.ii I,ir 10.,11„„ r
and n oT It shd Lehi nt $1,1,”, without salon
ii It t tioniand lino. active, and prices
14.'k ttrnunonw salt, ;twin httshrln at sl.l l ‘ll for limns 6...1 this,
any! Idritm red, and whin- tit $1../ndl,t l 2. d: fair f 14. 71:i11e.!
raw burhrls nold Nt 75. Corn in g'ssi
lint supply nil's of :t.OO bit-Aids ,risyj
ern 0110, at s 7 afloat I Snip steady : males of ROO 1,41,0,
new Isdaw aro at Wh,ky nom,. and 11,1,1 pit
di blip. , And :it in hhils.
Cincinnati illarkrt
CINrIN , ‘Tr. I
r
ht
.4t th.
I,lr i, in I:, 41 4 14-4.lrott) nod
9. ‘l . licakt tin:4;
tat, .le.itlly .ts
.1., •.0 4444 4401,/444 r 44444.41
Irr Narrariy, wrr!l rt r,rl
I Irr ti..• atry finer ga
%tatn.ary at ,r 2i
Charlent on Market
Cat ttl Ext., C.. S4.l.ttrm6a.t I I.—The Co,„„ 1 ,
J.., • .-.11 t7ta.l
dizag :tn.! taldttlina calr qt I ,l,tr•li 111 )1 ‘,/: I'2 Wheat ararra
and .4 4 i 1 M11111 :1, ll[ F.1.3,1411.40ct.m1 w hitt . at
wtilkalt
flew Orlran., Markets
ntILEt•-• angt..l:
J.. 1e..1.1 a I n.h.t I.,,g,ri a at It , 2 . Me. Pot k
La: d firm.
r- ( - ant ion: lon 1 —I:EIVARE OF ODUN-
T F T F:liS—llus - rurruCn ItITTE..-- The public are aware
that for ,Mit. years past 11.e.h.fter'+ hit terA bare by their in
trheia nirtit, a, the twat hail of tte day, wen a name and
ia
celebrity le.yhl an) other cianiteind it the like kind. Thf.
i!litilvtist• Anti strniiy sale It 111 - hl ihet. iliiter,+ :net with
lu laced a number el . pecans h. engage in cutinterleiting
the. tr busing up the hatlea mail tillin g there with n spu
rious and ineriens e.milanitel, and then •K/S, I•f the
art I. le 1., cothe-hen-,• ketlena anti other, at n redianni price.
arid. r the rept, centat an that they were the genuine
rurehaners alma), examine the tedtle, and that
it as covereet with a inetalln cap with name s.tainpad en. and
rat ugh tin f"il er wax, is the rug with t 110 1, 11 . 11411; . i I
article. reunite air al-- ...Id by nil revywctable drug
gists awl dealers 1 - 1,1 . ) u her,. tell
' SAMUEL F_AIJNEsTOCK,
IMPORTER A: DEALER IN
k)REIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
No. all Wood street, between Diamond
alley and Fourth street,
I'ITTSBUTZ(;II,
04- TOE subs( ruler is now opening, 0 well select,'
;tient of foreign and 1 101111.14 t tarthilLre, all new, 4111 i will be
,•1: us q,.,,1 ternlm as any other 110.0 in tLit city. Ile
alwll%. on ;, , n , •rstl assort su.nt of
II A I:1 , W A RF:, CARPENTERS"I'IJULS.
lisb Is , resiss:Unill ins it.... Ow stlsut ion of porch:L..lli.
SAMUEL FA !IN ES'f ,
s. CARRIER
=EC=
A. A. CARRIIEF.t &
No. 63 Fourth slrertA, Pittsburgh,
Ci 1.: N S
Slate Mntitsal Ph,. anti Aix!.lna 'neurone
Co., t•I II c.4.1v IA 1., $350,000.
Girard Fire and Marine Insumnee Co., of
NIILIDELPIIIA. IYf.l L. 9300,000.
Insurance Co. of the Valley of Virginia
WINCIIE:_ , TER, VA. CAP/ 'AL, $300,000.
Commonwealth In”wance•Company, RAIL
ILISIRIIat. C.A./VT.4i., $300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
PITA A SSETS, $2‘,154,4410.
Pennuylvauta Insurance Co.,••1 -
CAPITA I, A II A SSPTN, N,.v. SI 29,022 4t.
WK. I. Jot N.TON, nrai,leut 4. A. CAICIIII, Swre.tary.
d0c44,1:.c1y
Air 00 LLE N PLA 1 1)S--Ju,t (penvd, 5U
w0.,1 P9aiob4, rt•ducill in pri,n.
A. A. ASON A C l.
/44.4
PRICE ONLY 2.5 i'ENTS—
Lloyira Strumbost lkirootory
Forlmlo by 11. CO,
F A ARTHOUAKE in l` - •I awl 1, , 1•2— '
• :•Icalnimmt Irlroclory
Jro .b• by
IT—ItEAD
li.trand“ Directory.
For nolo by IL (01 a
(-1 c Dr 1100 K (,f and Steiunh'ts
Lloyd's M.ombont Dlr,:baLy.
For /Szlit• by 11. MINER A.
jUNIPEIt BERRIES— loon llig. in st6re
(.1 and(ir u,l by taw.) FIRMING BROS.
lIWC DI; : r iA 111 LI, A ROOT=
1500 lb, tql halld and b.r ,Zli,
noa FLEMING! 'BROS.
ri UM MYRRH, Turkey-306 lbs. on hand
1" am! bar KIIiO by (rie , l FL VIM I NI3 IlltoB.
UM GAM BOG E-500 HA% on hand
kJ - for mule by /sorb 1 , 1,10.1 IMI 1110(8.
1 NE- 1 1(0 OZ. just monk - 0d and for
Ve, nab. by (1,8) FLEMING 111105.
17E1N TRATE') new article
NJ fir making Som., warren tell tolp,rior to haunt, in
at y rrnisrcl, - im band mid for .1e by
xo'S NLRDIINO IMO&
SODA ASII, of a good and uniform quality,
lbr l'ELSsut yl nudfacl raring elllpdfly,
at Taroi, tun, On hand awl fin dab. by
Tam MI NUS--slnst received, 100 eartins
in,. Cloak :a! Dm.. Trlnuninza.
A A. MAFON A en.
M T I L I Y
o t.; y 0 I )S-50 packages of AI
A. A. Nl' A •t+IN it CO
-
_
B RI: SS E S R
0 (1 6 . 1 11 N : I L N (C-3
Firm HULETT,
11 , . V,• Dow reel iv.d 111 . .. M11010 1.1•4:l MCII t of 11rDsseb and
TspDstry la ussels C.arpoln,s. of It, ‘sts,n4
(.1 n••xv and ,lisDral,l,. stt L 5t t . ,b,.1,1,1..pt Eastern prim, [mi .
D ENN STREET D‘VELLING 110i rs T" — ] tor
two parlors. 21,
b, I r,,,,tne. diowgn,nu nod kitAD D. gait and water fixtuses,
Lod vatilt—jls.;:to jot year. Puss,wsion on Ist of Osiapc
xt. S. cuTilitma 8 SON,
5043 51 Market street.
; 4v4 - - "4-
a~~ ..3.__ 2r:
>.
1K •
IMME=ZII
. ,
I.l4ritig consplotevl their exteuNiVeallertithmis,
Will Open ein,ilionilay next. Sept. Stlit
SPACIOUS SALESROOMS,
' , lll Art E XTE:I2II Vl2 pro - trt Lt. EITLECTILD WWI OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
BEST FABRICS
From no 11.104 t cel.bratod Munufacinrarm of On` d % Bolls!
FOR HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES;
J AUKS O'HARA
WAL DA WSON.
THE LATEST PARIS FASHIOI6
Ladies' Dress Goods.
EMBROIDERIES, CLOAKS, MANTIL
NV. DZITIURti WooD 31. s. .IdOORMAD a. F. AeCI.E.AER.
WOOD, MOORHEAD &ADO.,
V CIVIIR RS Or
American Galvanized, Best Refined
•
COMMON SHEET IRON,
Aid Cdr Agent for 46 sale of W. Dmer.4 Wooos
C E 13 RAT E /1
'AT'T 1111TAT10A fitSSII SHEET 1110
GAisVANLZED CORRUGATED IRON, forßoofinn:
HIIIKEH, NAILS., and 1100 P IKON.
Warehouse, N 0.134 First st., Pittsburgh
4// , -AI.L ORDERS FORDALVANI2INO will Le pronip:l3
atendsd to at the Works. au2d
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
lIEN ICY LLOYD
—. GEO. ISLACK.
LLOYD) Si: BLACK . , •
masu:?Aorulocits OF BAR, SLIEET. 11GOP /v. ANGLE
IKON, NAILS AND SPIKE:S.
Also. FLAT BAR PIINCIIL1) RAILROAD IRON,
I:Q.-Wand °ass, No. 911 WATER street, Wan-m Wood
and Marknt.
air26:ll/1
R. M. HUNTER,
(Reef:coon To Kam A unarm,)
Receiving, Forwarding, Coittmis
sion Merchant
AND
STEAMBOAT AGENT.
001111ERCIA STREET
1.Y31 St. Lords, Mo.
FALL FASHION. 4,
M'CORD & CO.,
131 Wood fitreet,
AAT ILL INTRODUCE ON SATURDAY,
Yy An g t.t :301.11. the PALL STYLE UP DRESS HATS.
AL.o, U. etylos of Soa rt.,L4ordCap,s. [no2S:to
JAS. CJLLINS • II T. JIAGEN
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
PROPRIETORS OT TUE
Collins , Pittsburgh, Meadville dk. Erie
CANAL LINES.
NOR. 114 AND 115 WATER STREET, PITTSBURG; PA
RHODES, HAGEN A: CO.,
ORWARDING AND COMMISSION
DIER.Cif ANTS,
No. 30 8 YCAJNOILE ST., CINCINNATI, 0. ',WO
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
ISAAC JONES,
MANLTACTUELP-Ii OP
CAST STEEL.
A LSO,
SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL,
=MEE
D. B. ROGERS & CO
MAFFFACTF FERN AF
PIERRT IMPTUIVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
conNER. - ROSs AN) FOIST RTHECTs,
W. U. saiiru
.W. W. 31 A I • R. HUNTER.
SMITH, MAIR S._ HUNTER
WHOLESALE. GROC
122 Second and 151 Front st.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
WIILLAII & ALLEN,
CHILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
ANI) FITTING GENERALLY,
For W arm, ng and Ventilating Buildings.
air W. A A. will contract for Warming and Ventilating
St .;•i.l llot Wat..r, Pipoe or Cliii,on'e Furnace, Ch h.
sebools, Fartoriva. (Irven lloosee, Dwellings,
Coo rt Jails, or Ilutols. No. 2.5 31.Attli
Pittsburgh. apiti
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
W ALTER PIPES 4
From two to six inch calibre.
PRICES from 12 to 30 Cents per Foot.
A FFESTE It
PEARL STARCH
For Sale Wholesale at. ➢lanutacturera
Prices by
HENRY H. COLLINS,
FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND WHOLLIALE DEALER. IN
CHEESE, BUTTED, SEEDS, FISH,
No. 2.5 WOOD STREET, PITTSDURGH: [J,I6
PEKIN TEA STORE,
ONE DOOR EAST OF THE EXCJIANCiE BANK,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
Porch:us,' dirwt from the Importers for CASH. The
st•s-6 folnisl, of ail the different flavors and grad. of TEA
brought to the A.ll/oritAA market, and
SOLD WHOLES-ALE AND RETAIL
AT Tin
VERY LOWEST CASII PRICES,
PA(' KED TEAS, PUT UP IN METALIC PACE•
AO ES...a pressly fisr the trod,..
TEAS OP ALL GRADES, BY TRH HALF' CHEST.
COFFEE. SUDAN, (Y)COA and CiIOO)LATE of tiro nig
BRUDS, fur wtic.
exporiniinn in the Lu..ineo is a sure gnaragtee that
e‘• arta.l.. sold In .
A , i ENT, ArrI)LATEGAT, FOR Ti:. SALA or On
JAVNI.:'S FAMILY MEDICINES. S. JAYNES.
Pl'tsburgit, drue 20, Itifitt—(jetH
PITTSBURGII
LIFE, FIRM AND MARINE
INdOItANCE compAyy,
CORNER Wes - WATER AND MARKET STREETS
- 1.1.7-vs cru.Gn, PA.
ROI3ERT GALWAY, President.
Tuos. RAAHAM, Secretary.
/La-This Canavan makes nxery insitraura appertaining to
or , /fluoCrivi with LIFE RISES.
A 1.., against GULL AND CARO° RISKS on the Ohio
and Al issisetippi I:Ow...anti tributaries, and MARINE RISKS
generally.
And against LIAR and Damage by Fire, and against the
Port's t the S,,t and Iniand Nav,gation and Transportation.
Policies i.uod at the lowest rates conAhrtent with safety to
MI parties.
DIRECTORS.
itobert Gahruy, Samuel M'Clurkun,
JoT•rph P. 41.traurn, M. D, John Scott,
Jarnom At arnhAll, Thsrid Richey,
Jan,. W. SlAllunw, Charliqo Arbuthnot,
Aiusandur llrtulley, Jo ph 8. 1.e.C11.
John Zullrrtun, Mansfield IL Ilrown,
Dn.v..l 14. Ohnrubcrs, Cluistlan Zug,
Willimul Carr, Ilohert 11. 11:Artli.y,
Jas. D. 5441111. fcblB
WESTERN INS U RAN 0011 PA NY
Piresnuaaa.— Y., 1 r aidott B . M.
taoN.D.N. iitr,retnry.
Will iindire against nll kinds ol rkki. nn.: )1A RINE.
All losses will he iilwrntly adiciated rtly
A Home I rditntion, ninronzed by l)i •• who „
01l
blown in the conlinuoity, and who no. ,: o4
promptruszekAtid Libepaity, to ninint.a.in the .11.trac tot wh.el:
Liol hors nAstuned, no offering rho beat pro!, .1 on to [W.e
win.. dewier to be hummed.
FLEMING BROS
lintecre.--IL Miller, Jr., C. W. Rlcketaon, I. W. Duller,
N. Nolo. Jr., W. IL Smith. C. Ilizusen. George W,Jirkx ,, r,,
Andrew Ackley, Jam. Lippincott, George Dante, .7 , 11108 Mr •
Auley, Alexander Ninnek, Thome,u seen.
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w 001c0, No. 92 Water street, (Warebormo of spang &
Co., up statru,) Pittsburgh. n0u24.4y .
QTE AM BOAT L U I" AR .
io CUFF' N lutring. purelia.ged Capt. Jolt it Van de rad ft's Iran.'
1., and spar ynrd No. 49 Water stret.t. is glum prepared to
frauish steamers or othors any de,ripLion of sawed tau
lovr. anl4 Gm
NOT Jtuukholdurs of the New
Castle and Darlington itailrrad Company are hereby
notified that nu instalment (being the n , cond) of Five Dol.
lam per. share is eall.,d far, payable at the office of the Trea
surer on the Iftth day of September next, and a like stmt
every sixty days thereafter until the whole imbscsiptiali ii
paid. By order of flarlioardiit Ifiiesitom
WM. 11. WILL &MB. Treasurer,
se2 Office, corner Third and Wood.
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COMPRISIMI me
evi.) daaa ipti,,n of
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N. B.—Mr. ITE having pilmonnlly ettnockd the rare
AUCTION ...VALZ..4
In New York, will offer at a email 'advance, gome
GREAT. BARGAINS
IN 1 1 11{11.INOS, CASILAINICES, SILKS, &o.; kc
59 MARKET ST.,
COME
1:1E13:1
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
Corner Ross and First Streets,
PITTSBURGII, PA
PITTSECRU 11, PA.
MANUFACTURIiRS Or
AND PfIODUCI ENTRILLY
No. 38 FIFTII STREET,
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can't and Strength must
' tabtx Wonove it. tire.
, BOER DA VC%
NOLLAtiff BITTERS
DYSPFESTA
•
DISEASE OF THE RIMED ,
is ma atiittPiouNT, •
OF ANY KIND,'
FEVER N D',.A - G•UE.; •
A N" the varkms ateetwoffewuthAent.titen
a illsordoreil Sicanacn or . Live.[, .13noh L as Indigestion,
Aridity of the Stoumch, Colicky pair, aftrantru; of
Armenia, Dermandency, CoAiwne,ia, blind and file:idlog
Pilo, In all Nvr . con., Itheunlati, and , Nattralglo
tiona,"lt has In unman-am inrcanceo bgitisBkb4
and In others effected a &dd.! &are.
P 7 TTSSCRIIII,
Nature (Inds no new enemy to combn t o With &ht.
the
ful tonic in the nstern. Ita offecte are almost niagicahyst
pPrilltlillOti. I t communicates rh , violent shook to
afro system, but by arensing Jts vital energy to normal ate
I firm, enabhat it to throw off the cause, and thus that - aged,
enelirates the disease. •
.
When Its medicinal virtues are so universally acknowl
edged, and parte:Marty here, where it has berorne ao popu
lar a fraull, medicine, that It br many .of the grotom
as well as all the druggists. It would seem needless to
offer further evidence, yet 119 theritare dOilhil(WE. 80100 Who
have tried matey Mr/wasted remedies, and still suffer frail
Drovepsiti in ono or more of its driiiarca forms, we subjoin
the following certificates, the atithentiefvgef which cannot
be doubte.4 coming as they de from per6olllt, oo welt known.
WHAT IT TS UUL'IG POR fW SHIA_
Wm. bchttehman, Esti , the well kniiven lithegvapher,saym
"T have frequently usarl Ikerhare's Holland lihaers, and
hut it Invariably relieves Indigestion and obilicy."l,,,.
Rev. Samuel Babcock . '.l found' smsdal relretirom
us use for a severe lostidache, with which 1 had loug'suf.
fend."
J. W. ll7ooticrell, lesq., says: "1 Imre used llotataive's t
Lund Bitters myself, and recumuoneltd a to others, knowing
it to he Just what it Is reprevented."
AM —lona , `N , ely, of holier eLeLtir, says: "I Laredo.
• :ono. lit/ use tier weakness of the etemach
a
darn
lee 51. orurphy nays: " After Reverel phytticinne had
Ecerhaves !Rained Bitters renaiv,sl the pair from
heart and side, itriaing from indigestion."
The o.litor of the Kittanning Priem ; r d: "After nue
the best physiriatio iu thin plitc'u had failed,. 31cm:hawed
ollatitlinttters cured no, of the worm form of tlyrpepala."
Pranda Pellr. only manisfneturer of the "orig,inal ES.
truct "(Coffee. nays: I tunas. that your llotlawl Miters to
the of the best medicines ia the world fur a dithardend
clomach or liver:"
Dr. LIICDVI4, editor or the 'Tel I," 'Baltimore, pronounced
It I, medicine cleaving the c.ufidenee of 11,0 public.
Dr. Ehrrhart, the leading °erne,. pityacian of Penne.,
has prrorrihod it frequently tiering the last three yearn, with
marked Curren , . it debilitated stato.• tiouitgootive organs,
or of the system generally.
Tho manager of halloo's 'Vinegar Factory nays: t' I used
it myself. end was tie:refute inducts! to try its effect upon
my wife. (tronblecl with the ..;reat debility common to all at
a consumptive lentil,) oral acidly it is doing her more good
than anything oho has (Ivor taken."
• NOTICK I
Witourer experts to find in this a beverage will be disap
pointed, but to the nick, week mid low spiriMil. it will
prove a grateful aromatic cordial, ponatuated ofsingular rem.
Win! properties.
CAUTION!
The great popularity of Oils ightful Aroma hag induced
many imitation; which the public ahotdd guard against Fur
chasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything elae until you
have given lbx.rhave's Tolland Bitters a fair trial. One bot
' tie will conv.inco yrou how Infinitely enperlor it is to all thee.
trunatious.
at $1 per bottle,
_or six hotting fur $3, by. the 50
proprietor; BENJAMIN P. 1014, de., & CG.,
Manufacturing l'harrnarcatiata atnl ('hnmista, -
ear. Smithfield /and Third titnada Pltiabumb.
GEE =At AG BriSri.
Philadelphia, T. W. Dyoti & Sum!. in N. 241 street. New
York, Banc. & Park, 304 Broadway. corner Duane. Balth
morn, cn4parn Itrothnrs ' Gay atrent and Nana. Arnow).
Cincinnati, John D. Park. Cliienao Crotlanra, 213 - S.
Water M. St. Loulellaruard, Adorns & Cal. Orleans,
Wright & e 1 trty22
R. C. Mc LAN E'S
LIVER PILLS /ND VERNIFUGE
I M P II 0 V i D.
DR. T. SCOTT, a regnler i e - radliate and Optician of exten
sive practice uad experience, Delayed by a commendable de
sire to alleviate human satforing, as wolf la to excel, has per
fected an
IMPROVEMENT ON 'm it ORIOLN AL LIVER PILL AND
VERMIEUGE OP DR. C. McLANIL,
Having prepared them ruitholira IL, the piedloal partner of
Dr. C. for limey years.
OUlt IMPROVED I.IVEIR PILLS AND TETIATIFIIRD
I.." , .gre+Lccr cflicary and atn more mild in theieoperation
than tlie Liver I'M and Verrniftme prepared according, to the
original recipe of Dr. C. McLane. We make thin declaration
ander•tandeady, 1111,1 reeommend them to the OLIBOLed as
brill:L both pl•oonela sad carat is , :tad bdiete then, superior
LO any oilier laver Pill or rontliill l ,, ever preparerL
[Lead Certificate of Dr. C. McLane, below.
MIZE!
THE WHOLE WORLD VOYQUERED!
DR. I. SCOTT'S CELEBRATED
WHITE CEASSIAN LINIMENT.
The universal relief arrord•A be applications of title CLEL
EBRATSS FONG of Pain Killer, in cases of Sheen:l2,olM
Clout. Lumbago, Sore Throat, Braises, Sprains, Swellings,
Stiffness a the Joints, Sciatica, pains, Scalds, !:urns, Aches
or any other di,eitse for which a Pain Killer ur Liniment is
used, muttato r t on to sweet evattiv,•ly that lir. 1. SCOTTS
CELIOII,CATFD Chit:ASS] LINDIENT is 'flit,
moat reliable, safe and pleasant remedy vet. diseoverod, pos.
lie. sing astonishing properties for 111011:MO DISKASH and
ThIN PROMPT lIRADIUATION Ole Pd IN, The many at
testations to its nirtm•a, gitrn ny prrsons of enlightened
lodgment and strict integrity, should Indere all to ad - opt It
BA a standard Family Iternedy. Thr tuvost iuCrOdiilolo
require nothing more than the following testinieny of Tn., C.
McLane, distinguished as a groat discoverer of tuediettl
remedied:
READ! READ!! READ!!!
NinsaAAremeN. Sept_ 12, 1855.
rids* , to corrtiAt, that I have oxamiaml the Itedpo for pie
parlay MrLane'm improyad Veriniftwe and Liver Pills by Ili.
I. Scott, who lam b , K.11 IN THE lIAIU.T OF PlMPAlttlifi
AND USING 111 Y 01{11:INAL IN 111 OFFICB
daring the last TII I ItTEEIN 1 - 1.:A116, and that I helieve he
ham 131P11.0VED I melte ilfe . ahove elMtaniont Vita
I non. willingly us 1 ILSFE NO INTllltEtilf IN TILEM
WIIATIWItIi. I would further state that I hart, frequently
null hij CELEBRATED WIIITE Cl fit IASSIAN
in my practice, with the happleet effocte. sad that I cult coil
-BCientionsly roccitametal it. C. 81i . L.LNkl, M. D.
All the oboe 3lodfrineo ,orotoir.l sololy untior tho auper-
Vtifoll of Dr. I. sCtYrl. Sold by Drugguits and Mewed:antis
nrcirywhoro.
The CENCI - NM Dr. C. 314:1A.NE's 111PlIOVED LTV - RR
PILLS AND IMPROVED VERMTPUCEE aro piplwil by DY.
L. SIXVIT A - CO., 1/C , Orapallilli by certillcoto a C. MuLANX.
Tto. OFINUINE wirrrs CIRCASSIAN LINDIENT signal
by Dr. I. 8C071! & G., 21.r.r..oxiipulioti with tuirtuthire of I.
SOCTT, M. D. .
'23111 Librrty stroet
JAB. P. FL] M I NO, Agent,
Jott2rtilrisoul orlit Noar H. U, etd Depot- Allivherty
AcAR I) 170 TirE LA I 11ES.—
DR. LUPO:NUTS GOLDEN SIONT111.1" PILLS Ft , /t
FEMALES. The annbinatlon of ingredients in Dr. Dopey,
co - a tlul•len Pill, are perfertly /ninnies, They have burn
iced in the private practice ot .44 D.. Dimon., for Over ai
years, and thotenuub, of ic , Getsia test ify to their great nod
never-baling suree.a ii, altnast ,are ,a ; is cord rcelio3
tgaufel and diet,e.e.ing umneurit,
tiou, leartiettlarly at the chen:et , al - Ohl :0 n. 10 Pills
will cure that Common 2, •et dreadini the Whites.
Nearly every I,ely lu the 111.011 .11, Li 1.111 11111 i complaint.
The above pill huts permanently cured thoneundd, and will
Cure you if you use them. They extinct harm yen—ou Itw
contrary, they remove all ulsotructiono, maven unturu to is
proper channel, mid Os" Whole fiyat e m. mak,
whose health %ill not permit en increase of fmnily, will dud
PilLs a anc..easful preventive. n.c patheulars see di
rections on the box. I 7 ice $1 —Mad Ain lm odot to lgoit..a
confidentially, by mail, by 011(10341g $1 In either of thaful
le%urg agent,:
g.. 14 br SUP": i LEIt , eosnnd Agents for Alr4ginihi
City; .ig Slo,e, inliailuu, P.3oOrrs
and by W. A. ti I L DEN - PEN N 01.. No. 4:1, Filth itf*.t,
oppoats tin, Theatre. Pitt,ir
4egii. ho will supply &Moro sit
proprietor's privy Sold by all Druggisti, in the wand
United State... apr4l.llW3p.
PRIVATE
DISEASES-DR. BROWNi• ND.
Thi r d and
atr,ots, devotes Inn vutirr attonlaini to an Often ;Vac ,
Um fti •
. Ills busiut,44 is, for Elio Anna poet, cuothuld
priest noirrairt Mitruees. and such painrol'aflhelons; • 1, -
boioglit on by hnprudenc, yontliful and axonal,
Byphilk, Ryplillttle Eruptions, tionorrhca,tillect, Shuttle. -
Urvtliral Dhalliargna, Impurity or thin ltln nJ , with alYdieeescA
of the Vonore.il i.rgunt. Shin 6carbutic Eniptiow.,
Totter, L.lngwonn., Mercurial Seminal weablea.,
Impotency, 1111 l +gigot, Female Wes-tams% Monthly
Suppressions, Diseina. the Jvints, riscula In Ants :Nervous
Anections, Pains in the Bat, 3,14. Loins, „irritation of the
Bladder and Itidn , y , ,,n , ce,exsinlly ffe;tiell. Nee itiniank,di
Mont you,' pia. to, (ten 1// this city) enabks Dr. Brown
olur aakrutiunws A tr.l,llY Cult. to all who may coma to,
der lilt stirs.
011 Ice and Privatn.enwmltatinn Rooms 601601 d
betwnen Third and Fourth dtir.da.
M=Ml=ll
1)1t. BROWN oontnmen to tic coneultod tor
curo of SF.Cltift I.lls.liAStiti. I /Id truccocs itt
loop;-eantliug CNA, otuNualltri. The ntgicto4 tiro hiritra
to call without Licitly. Portions ii.fifictO with Fruerral DlE
‘ffkmeo, or utit
icing to grt ha wlvieo. Whim coo intioint a tom itumodiatti.
ly nuovecrod.
tau. and T i rt , f , Kn. stO Smithfiuld oirftt.
botwoeu Third and Fourth otroots, Pittedairkli -
LIVERPOOL AN I) PIIILADELPItta. •
STEAMSHIP WE.
Tho splovolid nen St .-41121011 p l'iTY LTINTORAi,
burrno, trill sail - from Pbtlotislpttla on the
t A ogust and 18411 September—from
pool tatliAugn.C. IS ANTIAItOn from LJTeiptiOS;Rnth
,and',nth September —I%M Philadelphia, 2litt. Ateust mud
alst o,l.ober. CITY OF MA NCHASTISR, from Liverpoi)V'
131 h Aug I—from Philadelphia, 4th September.
- .Prom Li
Feral; Philadelphia.
Cab1n...:..05 and $55.
Steerage o4steentire
Pasante Tickets to anti from Lfverpool by the atiOvAltia:
of StMLlllSilipc or by FIRST.43IArtt SAILING P•' PICTS,
eau Ito procnred nn oppliratton . W.O
SABEL COILTLS. 177 troaday, Nest"' _
OF. JOHN TII(INFITON, 410 , 1A1)Prty st,
klmo, Drafts fotialle ,thrttytron 11.4dr. .
IHE TLIUNDEIIIioLTS JOVF.IVERE t.
AL forged by VOIXall, but ply hoz:evil:l4, tuivrioldly"wopv,
Swam of the ons•-eyettillackstuitits stpelveiiia retry — well
I mites of Ute Gods, hey n err, oat bcf Ite. PfnletAPe sate .4:
latentnoproved revolvers latch wt nxt
'inmd. bid* t a, ,:,;%
tout bolls tbirk and fast tot Pnrthlau orrowe. Thetrup,maiihat
Revolver esti be had at the Auterto Wlllko,l6...elhquith,
eeuerul a..sorttuent (100.ett,I s ovitry - 40Mcmpttion
I liot• ..•rtateut of Surgit•at b 05tf1111. , 61.4 111e L L:leijr
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DR. I. SCOTT & to., 8010 El•opi.*tuto,
Bank Nam, Siortontntin., Vs.
DR. O. 11. lIHYSER., Wholninle Agent,
140 Wood street, rittabta-gh.
J. lIENDERSON & BRO..
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