SEVENTY - SI X. ny WM C ErITANT What ia-rooa from 1110 pr1:1111/, 11 - 11,1 thrunglt the fresh awnlkenellumh The tl , rilling cry of freedom rung. And to the v‘ork . 4,t w3rfare strung The yeoman's iron hood! Bills Ming the cry of hills around, An ocean mart replied to mart, And stresut=t,'Where springs were yet unfound, pealed far away the startling Bound In the forest's heart. Tiaq, tut rcbed ta bravo from rocky atop From mountain ricerswift and c 61.1, The lA,' re of trio tteraly The vales %here gatherLd watcre 4ent up the strung and L.M. As if the very earth again The fair, feral birds of yrpt, r An aged sire and matrongrey, Saw the loved warrior hem away, And deemed it sin to grieve. Alresdy had the atrifo brgnn— Already bloal on Concord's plain Along the springing grass had ran, And Mood had Iluwn at Lexington, Llko brooks of HIIIIIRIer rain, Tho death-alaln or, the April sww:d Hallowed to freez'orn !111 the si n re; In fragmeuts fell ihr. yoke abh rrol— Tl2e footstep. cf the foreign !met Framed the EOli no inure. mils. Poiwr,R\ la t h"r 3 arki;cv.7 " -prof tet Mrs. Iladtte, r y y and Mrs. I:adgery is a vidcw, Let nebo ly rasidy irn,gine tilat 1 am about to relate a common 1,1.,c0 urievairo lic. , ci , .uso I have suffered that first : , .elitence to escape my pen. My obj,iotion to Mrs. Badgery is, not that. ehe is too fond of me., but that ske is too fond cf the memory of her late husband. She has not attempted to marry me ; she would not think et marrying rue, even. if I asked her. Under- Ptftud, therefore, if you please, tit the outset that my grievance in rel;tion to this widow lady is a grievance of an entirely new kink Let nit) begin again. 1 am a bachelor of a certain age I have a large circle cf acquaint aneee ; but 1 solemnly deelere that the late Mr. Badgery was novel numbered on the list of my friends. I never heard of him in my life; I never knew that he had a relict ; and never sct eves on lira. Bedgo•ry until one fatal mareinp:, when I went to see if the fixtures wore all tight in toy new home. My new houeo is in the suburbs of London, I looked at it, liked it, took it. Three times 1 visited it before I sent my furniture in. Once with a friend, onto with a surveyor ; once by myself to throw a---sharp eye, nil have already intimated, over the fixtures. The third visit marked the fatal occasion on which 1 first saw Mrs. Badgery. A deep interest attaches to this event, and I shell go into details in describ ing it. I rung at the bell to the garden door. The old woman appointed to keep the house answered it. I directly saw something, strange and con fused in her face and manner. Some men would have pondered a little and questioned w. I am by nature impetuous and a rusher concluvions. " Drunk," said to myself and ,hed into the house perfectly satisfied. locked into the front parlor. Grato all `. curtain pole all tight, gas chandelier all looked into the back parlor—ditto, ditto, diit'On - tilttr - rinii of business say. I mount ed the stairs. Blind on back window right. I opened the door of the front drawing room— and there sitting in the middle of the bare floor, was a largo v; (Imam on a little camp-stool ! She was dressed in the deepost mourning, her face rue hidden by the thickest crape veil 1 ever saw, and she was 'groaning softly to herself' in the desolate solitude of my new unfurnished house. What did I do'? Do l I bounced back into the landing as if I had been shot, uttering the national exclamation of terror and astonish d pent "Hullo!" (And hero I particularly beg, in pa renthesis, that the printer will follow my spel ling of the word, not put Hillo, or Halloa, in stead, both of which aro base compromises which represent no sound that ever yet issued from any Englishman's lips.) I said "Hullo!" and then I turned round fiercely upon the old woman who kept the house, and then said "Hui. lo" again. She understood the irrisistible appeal that I had made to her feelings, and curtseyed, and looked towards the drawing-room, and humbly hoped that I was not startled or put out. 1 ask ed who - the crape covered woman on the camp stool was, and what she wanted thero. Before the old woman could answer, the soft groaning in the drawing-room (teased, and a multi ed voice, speaking from behind the crape veil, ad• dressed me reproachfully, and said : "I am the widow of the late Mr. Badgery." What did .D say in answer? Exactly the words which,/ flatter tryself, any other sensi ble man in my situation would have said. And what words were they ? Thee.) two : "Oh, indeed !" "Mr. Badgory and myself were the last ten. ants who inhabited this house," continued tho muffled voice. '-Mr. Badgery died here."-- The voice ceased, and the soft groans began again. It was perhaps not neecuary to answer this ; but I did answer it. How ? In one word t "Hal" "Our house has been empty," iesumed the voice, choked by sobs. "Our establishment has been broken up. Being left in reduced circurn stances, I now live in a cottage near ; but it is not home to me. This is home. However long I live, wherever I go, whatever change may happen to this beloved house, nothing c•sn ever prevent me from looking at it as my home. I oame here, sir, with Mr. Badgery after my honeymoon. Ali the brief happiness of riy life was once contained in these four walls. 11,'ery dear remembrance that I fonely cherish is shut up in these sacred. rooms." Again the voice ceased, and egatu the soft groans echoed around my empty walls, and ooz ed out past me down my uncerpeted staircase. I reflected. Mrs. Badgery'e brief happiness and dear remembrances were. not included in the list of fixtures. Why could she not take them' way with her ? Why should she leave them littered about in the way of my furniture? was just thinking how I :conlrTi pat this view _of the case strongly to Mrs. P,adgery, when she suddenly left off groaning, and addressed me once more. "wt ;'.e this bolls° bee, been empty," she said, have been In the habit of looking iu from time to time, and renewing my tender associations with this place. I have lived as it weru iu the. sacred memories of Mr. Badgery and the past, which these dear, these priceless rooms cAll up, dismantled and dusty as they arc at the pres ent moment. It has been my practice to give a remuneration to the attendant for any blight trouble that I might oceasion—" "Only sixpence, sir," whispered the old wo man close at my ear. "And to ask nothing in return," continued Mrs. Badgery, "but the permission to bring - my camp-stool with me, and to meditate on Mr. Badgery in tho empty rooms, with every one of which some happy thought, or eloquent word,or or 'tender action of his is so sweotiy a&eoei',.ted. I came hero on my usual errand to day. lam discovered, I presume, by the new proprietor of the house—discovered, I am quite ready to admit, as an intruder. lam willing to go, if you wish it, after hearing my explanation. My heart is full, sir; I am quite incapable or conteuchug with you. You would hardly think it, but lam sit ting on the spot once occupied by our ottoman. I am looking toward the window in which my flower stand once stood. In this very place Mr. Badgery first sat down and clasped roe to his heart, when we Came back from our honey-moon trip. 'Matilda,' ho said, your drawing room has been expensively papered, carpeted, and furnished for a month; but it has only been adorn ed love since you entered it. If you have no sywpathy, air, for such remembrances as these; itlyou see nothing pitiable in my position, taken in connection with my presence hero ; if you can not enter into my feelings, and thoroughly un derstand that this is not a house bat a slarins— you have only t,.) say so, and I ant quite willing to go." • She spoke with the air of a martyr—a mar tyr to my insensibility. If she had been the pro prietor and I had been the intruder, she could not have been more mournfully magnanimous.— All this time, too, she never rained her veil—she never has raised it in my presence, from that time to this. • I have no idea whether sho is old or young, dark or fair, handsome or ugly; my imprelsion is, that she is in every respect a fin ished and perfect Gorgon, but I have no basis of fact:on which I can support that dismal idea.— A moving mass of crape, and a"mtulled voice— that, if you drive me to it, is all I know, in a personal point of view, of Mr. Badgery. "Ever since my irreparable loss this has been the shrine of my pilgrimage, and the altar of my worship," proceeded the voice. "One man may call himself a landlord, and say that he will let it; another may call himself a tenant, and say that ho will take it. I don't blame either of those two men ; I only toll them that this is my home ; that my heart is still in possession, and that no mortal laws, landlords, or tenanta teen ever turn it out. If you don't understand this, sir; if the holiest feelings that do honor to our common nature have no particular sanctity in your estimation, pray do not scruple to say sc3 pray tell me to go." ETO Dk2-00211111IIZA.] et? orning 14iiost. JAMES P. BA RR, llditot and Proprietor. PITTSBURGH: FRIDAY MORNING DEMOCRATIC BTATE VGII JUDGE', WI I.4LIAM A. PORTER, OF P ELILADELPI II A von CANAL COIIIIISSIONEEL, WTESTLEY FROST, OF FAYETTE COUNTY Pay Your Bills. Wo desire to pay our own bills promptly, and to do so, must have prompt settlements from those indebted to us. Through all the• various kinde of business, people, in order to pay, must he paid. It is now the "settling year," and we shall expect all who uwe us to `:all at the Captain's office and set- From the present time our subscribers wil please recollect what we have heretofore an nouneed, that our terms for daily and weekly subscriptions are cash in advance OUR. BEKLY. The Saturday _Warning Pus!, with the latest news, local, commercial and telegraphic, and a large amount of interesting editorial, II"63. ceihneous and literary matter, can be had at the Counting Room this morning. In clubs of five this mammoth Weekly costs but a dol lar a year. send in your clubs. TUE HOT 'WEATHER. The summer heat has become positive. There is no mistake about it. The weather is hot. Walker's pure Allegheny ice melts faster than riches, and the housewife tells you the milk is sour, the meat spoiled, and the vegetables and fruit insipid did tasteles. All the newspa pers are filled with accounts of poeople struck down by coup de solid. The mortality from the distempered weather all over the country is frightful. In New York and Brooklyn, fifty cases of sun stroke, and the majority of them fatal, have occurred in a single day. The coroners and the hospitals are busy, and animal as well as human life is suffering greatly from the intense heat. While such weather as this continues, people'should not over exert themselves, either bodily or men tally, Worry is worse than work. Koop as quiet as possible. Live temperately, on wholesome food, avoid stimulating drinks, and pay the printer's bill, and notwithstand ing the weather, your days will be long in the land. If you can raise the money, hie off with your family too some cool retreat in the country—if you can't, why you must " grin and bear it," and comfort yourself with the reflection that " this weather makes the crops grow." TIIE3 COST OF' EDUCATION. The annual statement of the Board of Ed. ucation has been published, "according to law, in the papers authorized to do the city printing." As our democratic readers are tax-payers, we give the following ab;tract for their information : Balance in the Treasury, July 223, 1857...$ 4,733 91 State appropriation 3,720 98 &hoot tafr..es 48,522 29 Cost of maiptainia g Ward Schools—. .1 Colorad Schoole High School Secretary's salary —, Treasurer's commission Cash refunded C. Russell, overpaid Balance in Treasury $56,1)77 18 The High School expenses wore as follows E9.lary of Principal ...... $1,500 00 " Assistants 4,721 97 Contingent expenses 1,458 32 IKterect on the Funded Dela of the City. The amount of interest on the regular mu nicipal debt of the city of Pittsburgh, ezclu kl_ve of Railroad bonds, due July lot in New York and Philadelphia, is as follows: In Now York $ll,BBO 00 [a Philadelphia 7,801 72 This amount has been promptly forwarded by the Controller, Mr Lambert, and the Treasurer, Mr. Eichbaum, to the agents of the city in the East. We note the fact more particularly at this time, because we have been informed that certain parties in Phila delphia have endeavored to make it appear that the city of Pittsburgh had neglected in some instances to provide forithe payment of the interest upon her regular municipal debt. This has never been the case, and we venture to say never will be. There can be no safer six par cent. investment than the bonds of this city issued for municipal purposes. The IYlorntoug. It would appear from recent advices that the "Mormons are not disposed to acquiesce in the Government arrangements as readily as was at first supposed. The truth is, the Mormon religion does not allow obedience to the United States, or any other human au thority, than the fEaints designated by the Church. To yield obedience to any other Inman authority is to violate a part of their :religious creed. The spiritual portion of it, •that relating to the worship, of the Supreme :Being, the Government of the United States has no disposition to interfere with. To coun tenance the other portion of it, that relating to human. government, would be, on the part of our Government, an encouragement to establish among us a power that does not ac knowledge the supremacy of the Constitu lion and laws of the United States, but abso lutely sets them at defiance. It is the latter Tense, that has induced the Government to s end an army to Utah ; and the Mormons nrust be made to yield obedience to the laws b.y which we are governed, or leave the coun isy. If they prefer fighting to emigration, so - be it. The laws must and will be enforced over them, if they stay. Tlic Next Problctency. The following gentlemen have already been tamed in connection with the nest Presiden ( Howell Cobb, Senator Bright, Senator lunter, of Virginia, Speaker Orr, John ;Hell, Senator Brown of Mississippi, Post ; vaster General A. V. Brown, Jacob Thomp e on, C. S. Dickson, John Lotcher, Vice Presi 'ont Breckinridge, S. A. Douglas, R. 0. I Vinthrop, R. J. Walker, Gov. Wise, Critten d en, Bell, and Fillmore, Wm. L. Yancy, rd, Banks, Chase, Senator Trumbull, of 111., ' , .7) A. Grow, of Pa., Judge McLean, Mayor 2 an, of Baltimoto, George Cadwallader, umphrov Marshall and Sam Houston. The first .performance of Mabie & Crosby's reat French .nd American circus will take r.? lace to night, on the lot in rear of Ben. rimble'a 'Hotel, Penn Street. The advent the circus will be the commencement of tl te celebration of the National Anniversary, a nd the boys will be ready with [their guar. 1 ers. JULY 2, 1858 $56,077 18 .$33,666 58 1,265 21 7,638 29 500 00 . .181 15 283 05 8,007 10 ..$7,1;83 20 The 01reue. Theilight o; Search not Settled After All. The special correspondent, at Washington, of the New York Herald, says : "Notwitho standing all the assurances to the contrary, the question in regard to the right of search by British cruisers at sea, is not settled by Lord Malmesbury's recent dispatch to Lord Napier, as I learn from an excellent authority; and there is a difference of opinion in the Cabinet as to the meaning of Its language, as I have before informed you. The President thinks the dispatch covers all the points, while Gen. Case holds to the belief that it does not concede anything real, nor settle the true question so long at issue between the two governments. .Whenever the despatch of Lord Malmesbury is published, it will be seen that the whole thing is a blind to secure delay." Across The Atlantic. It is suggested that in tho event of the suttees of the great experiment of connecting the two hemispheres by telegraphic cable, the achievement be celebrated in every town of importance enough to b9asta telegraph office. We second the suggestion. The achievement will be the grandest ever work by science, and s fit that it be should everywhere signal- ized. We shall probably know the result within the present week. The news from the Telegraph Fleet is hourly expected. GOV. RiCIiER returned to Harrisburg on Monday last, after an absence of a few days at Williamsport. Armstrong County Nominations. The Democrats of Armstrong county met in Convention on June 22d, and nominated the following ticket: For Assembly, John W. Rhorer ; County Commissioner, Arthur Flemming ; Auditor, John A. McLaughlin. The Congresional Conferees, John R. Cultism, Major Wm. Sir well and Dr. Washington Reynolds, were in strueted to give Peter Graft, of Armstrong, a complimentary vote on first ballot, and to support Gen. Henry D. Foster, of Westmore land, after that. This gives Gen. Foster the unanimous 'nomination of the counties com posing the Congressional District. Justice Porter. This gentleman's high character and emi nent fitness for: Supreme Judgeship needs but to be known to be duly estimated. Even his opponents are constrained to admit it. A Philadelphia Republican, writing to a Mead ville paper, says of him : 1 hazard nothing in saying that, in mast, if not all, of the qualifioation for the bench—general leaning, undoubted integrity and sound morality coupled with amiability of manners few Judges have given greater promise of eminence than Wil liam A. Porter. VARIOUS THINGS. —lt is now said that the President has given up his contemplated Western visit. —The Steubenville Daily Union has ceased to —The print works of Phillip Allen &' Sons, at Providence, R. 1., were sold at auction on Tues day, for $124,800. The original cost was about $750,000. —The fine 'weather is removing all the specu lative feeling which existed the past few days, based on "short crops." —The Secretary of the Navy has issued orders to Mr. Leuthal, Chief of the Bureau of Construc tion, to prepare the necessary drawings and plans for the building of the eight vessels-of war ordered by Congress. The Philadelphia Navy Yard gets two,. and oaoh of the other yards one, to, build. —Frank P. Blair, Jr., has been re-nominated to Congress by the Republicans in the St. Louis Congressional District. This makes the third nomination for the district, as all three parties have put up separate candidates. The election • will doubtless be a very exciting ono. —Seventy-nine new counterfeits in the month of Jane, as shown by Patron's Black Calendar, just issued for July. We notice, with pleasure, that there are comparatively few counterfeits en bank-notes issued in Pennsylvania. --The Chicago Times says that "a duel is on the tapir between John Wentworth and Recorder Wilson." Both these individuals had left the city for some place east. --As we predicted a day or two since, the Bank of Macomb, of Michigan, has failed again, and will stay failed, we have no doubt, this —The People's Convention, in the First Con gressional District of New Jersey, at Salem, las week, nominated John T. Nixon for member o Congress —ln twenty-nine breweries in St. Louis, M 0., there were brewed in the last twelve months 91,700 barrels of lager boor and 72,100 of the ordinary kinds, making an aggregate of 160,804 barrels, valued at $1,461,700. —During the month past there have been no fewer than 2300 dogs drowned at the publio ponds of New York City. Is it not time for the Mayor to cause the dogs hereabouts to be muz zled and drowned —Samuel Thorn, of Thorndale, Washington Hollow, Datohoss county, N. Y., has a herd of only same 70 cattle, but their cash valuation is over $BO,OOO. For one bull $6,000 was paid in England; for another $5,000 ; and another is almost equally valued. One of his cows, Duchess 66th," cost $3,500 at an auction sale in England, and her calf brought at the same sale $2,000. [From the New York Evening Post.] Sun-Stroke.-Its Symptoms and Remedieo The present brings with it the usual bares of hot weather mortality, or suffering from sun stroke. The symptoms of sun-stroke generally indi cate a constitution previously impaired. Some times there is active congestion and apoplectic effusion within the cranium, and in such cases death generally ensues. But more often the signs are those of physical, and, particularly, cerebral prostration ; the pulse is feeble, the cheeks, and, in fact, the whole surface of the body are pale and ghastly. The blood is de fective in quality, thus impeding the vital pro cesses. The heart is evidently the organ at fault, having suddenly succumbed under fatigue and exhaustion, though the head gives the first intimations of danger This premonitory symp tom of enn-stroke mentioned in tho first instance is recorded in history, which may be found in the Bible: "And when the child was grown, it fell on a day that ho went out to his father, to the reapers. And he said to his father, 'My head, my head 1' And he said to a lad, Carry him to his mother.' And when he had taken him and brought him to his mother, he eat on her knees till noon, and died."-2 Kings iv., 18-20. Manassas, also, the husband of Judith, the heroine, (chap. viii; 2,3,) died in a similar manner : " Manasses was her husband, of her tribe and kindred, who died in the barley-har• vest. For as he stood overseeing them that bound sheaves in the field, the heat came upon his head, and ho fell upon his bed and died in the city cf Bethulia." Convulsions sometimes occur, and in the in tervals there are tremblings of the muscles and limbs, not greatly unlike those of delirium tre mens. These are very common in diseases of debility, where the nervous system is largely involved, but generally do not require specific attention. Even during the progress of recov ery, there is sometimes considerable mental aber ration. The premonitions of an attack are readily recognized. There is a feeling of pressure upon the head, the blood tingles in the vessels, the air seems too hot and tenuous for breathing. A person who was once thus affected tells us that he was cured by immediately bathing the head, arms and shoulders in water. While un dergoing this process,le experienced a sensation as if burning coals were spread over the whole scalp, but in less than an hour every oppressive symptom had passed away. A brother of the same gentleman, similarly attaoked, was not so cautious. He fell to the ground insensible, -.while at ither-ia.tha..h.sryest field, and after lir.- :goring two or three days, much of the time I r,- --- . DIVIDEND NOTICH.—The Presideat and Diana. comatose, and with what a physician mistakenly 1 U'4) a Bridge over the go:a of the Company for erecting Allegheny river, opposite Pittsburgh,: in the comity of Alle termed and treated as typhoid fever, was suffered gheny, have thia day declared a dividend of ONE DOLLAR to die. AND SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS, on each share of the old stock of the com The remedies "laid down in the books " are puny, on which dividends have heretofore I been made, which is payable to eteeliholdere or their -legal alcohclio and ammoniacal stimulants ; these be- representatives , forthwith. Val. nossnllßCl, ing "diffusive " and'cansing au equable circula- iy2:3ton -' • ~ Tre,aauter, tion of blood throughout the body, and particu larly to the surface. The patient is advised to awellow the medicine, but if ho is "out of his heed" it can be gilien by enema. Washing the head: with oold water, and rubbing liniments upon the surface with the hands, keeping up the friction as long au may be necessary, will gener ally answer the purpose. When much dullness or stupor remains, cede° and strong tea are effi cacious. The means of prevention are simple. Persons in sound health aro seldom attacked; previous debility, general depression of the vital forces, unusual and excessive physical exertion, violent gnats of passion, excessive drinking of cold wa ter, or of alcoholic beverages, enperadded to ex posure to the summer sun or a hot fire, create the danger. Careful moderation in these particulars will generally secure exemption. The Arab, wan dering in an arid desert, subsisting on camel's milk and a few vegetables, usually enjoye immu nity; his blood is not vitiated by stimulating food or unwholesome drinking. Sir Joseph Banks spent twenty minutes in an oven where beef was cooking without harm. Fishermen for the sake of protection sometimes fill their hats with moist sea-weed ; though any large leaves, or even a wet cloth upon the head will answer as well. This is an infallible preventive and should be more generally observed by labor ing men. F r IFJ LATEST Pis ',' S BY TELEGRAPH. From Washington. WASHINGTON CITY, July I—Dispatches were received to-day at the Mexican legation, but they are silent on the subject of the American Minister demanding his pasports. Stich a re port was, however, current at the Capitol. Our government has also received advioes, but their contents have not yot traoi plied. Theroivil pro ceedings were centinued against the foreigners, and those who resieipd tha federal authorities were ordered to leave the Capitol. Several Rus sian and German residents, together with Ameri. cans, had sought protection from Minis!or For sythe. Afternoon Telegraph Report. From Wmattngton. WASHINGTON, July I.—The entire Territory of Now Mexico had been constituted a now land district. Wm. Pelham haa been appointed Sur• veyor General, and the land will soon be brought into market, and opened to preemption. The Land Office has received information showing the immense riohuess of the soil in precious metals, particularly the Mesilla Valley. The Baron Delbotterstedt, Minister from Swe den and Norway, haS presented his credentials. Lieut. Gen. Scott has left Washington for his Headquarters. Mons. Belly has arrived A contract bee been concluded by the Navy and Postoffico Departments with the Pacific flail Steamship Company for carrying the TIVILE3 be tween Astoria and Panama, at $;_44,2 per annum. The Savannah Republican of yesterday has a letter from Tampa Bay, dated 24th., which re. ports that four prominent citizens were hung the night previous, by the Vigilance Committee The oorreotness of the report is questioned. The itnilror.sl 00D.Venti011. BUFFALO, July I.—The Railroad Convention, to endeavor to settle the differences between the Erie and Central Roads, has adjourned. It was resolved that the New York and Erie Road be requested to advance the passenger rates to the prices previous to tho reduction till the 15tb of July. Mr. Moran, the Prooident of the Erie Railroad, protested against the resolutiott, and declared that the company way not bound by the action of the Convention. Contemplated Itesignat ton or Governor Sr. Louis, July I.—A dispatch feom Leaven worth, dated the 12Sth tilt., by U. B. ExprcE, to Boonville, says that ,a well grounded report is in circulation to the effept that Governor Denver it,teuds vrcating the g,u!zernaltri,l chair soon after ihe election in' Augast. The reasons which proinpted his *es.oollenoy to contemplato such a course is not stated. licuiool ittle Co ve.attola POD.TLAND, M 2., July l.—The State Demo °retie Convention, in session yesterday at Au gusto, nominated Manasseh 11. Smith for Gov erncr. Resolutions were a loptett strongly en dorsing the Administration. Another Instance of the 121;ilicacy of 1,1,0 r littve , s Holland 161.1tters. N.. 141. Poindexter, at Union office, September lfith, ISS t, says:— "" Some weeks since being seriously affeoted with pain and uneasiness at the stomach, loss of appetite, and at times strong symptoms of dyspepsia, I was induced to try your Holland 'Bitters, and I fool it an aot of juatice to the article, as woll as for the good of those who may be affected with liku derange ment of the stomach, to state that the use of one single bottle of this medioino proved of incalculable benefit, having freed the stomach from all sense of depression, and removed every symptom of dye• popsia. I would also remark that two other mem. bars of my family, who wore afflicted in a similar manner with myself, were entirely relieved by the 1120 of a single bottle each." Caution !—Bo careful to ask f r7l<rrl ave. Ilorland Bittsra. Sold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5, by the sole Proprietors, Benjamin Page, Jr., .4; Co., N 0.27 Wood street, between First and Second streets, and Druggists generally. 10:13 WIIAT OUR NEIGILBOBS BAY OF Dr. AP L AWE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS. Zi . F.l7 YORE., August 50, 1862. We, the undersigned, having made trial of Dr. elnane's Celebrated Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros. Pitts. burgh, Pa., must acknowledge that they are the L eat medi• tine f r Sick Headache, Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, that wo have ever used. We take pleasure in recommend ing them to the public; and are confident, that if those who are troubled with any of the above complaints will give them a fair trial, they will not hesitate to a:knowledge their beneficial effects . . MRS. HILL, East Troy, MYS. STEVENS, West Troy. Purchases will bo careful to ask for EDr. B.I'LLNE'S OELEBRiITED LIVER PILLS, manufactured by FLEXING BRCS., of Pittsburgh, Pa. There are other Pills purporting to be Liver Pills, now before the public/ Dr. lIPLon Os genuine Liver Pills, oleo his celebratedVernalflige, can now be had at all respectable drug stores. genuine without the rigna• c m o f (48 ) ti y 2,1 wdk 10 FLEXING DIIOB. N O. 65 MARKET STREET SELLING OFF AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, TO CLOSE OCT THE STH(T'Ic 0; Embroideries and Trimmings To Insure a ready sale, the undersigned will BELL HIS STOCK WitHOUT REGARD TO COST And invitee the Ladies, ae they will find great bargains a WOOL WANTED.- The highest market price paid for Wool, by SPRINGER lIARRLUGII & CO., n. 2i15 Liberty street, EiIITCEICOCR, 10. 5 CRIEEILI' & CO. (Summits To Licaimstr, Dreamy C 0.,) .FORWARDING AND COMMISSION 11FRCHANTS, Wholesale Dealers In Produce, Flour end Wool, N 0.114 Becond street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Bnianntiose:§ Springer Harbaugh, Joseph E. Elder, St. LouLs; Pittsburgh; Fenton Bros., H. Childs k Co., .6 Cornell & Dorsey, Baltimore; Bagaley, Cosgrove k Co., " Garret &Martin,Philadelphiu; hioCandless,licans & Co., " James, Kent, Santee it Co. cc G. W. Smith, & Co., 6 , Weaver & Graham, Geo. M.& L. Hord, Cincinnati Keene, Sterling & Co., cc A. B. Penton & Eros., . 6 Yard, Gilmore t Co, 6 , myBl..tf CHEESE.- 1.80 boxes Prime W. R. Cutting Cheese; 200 " English Dairy 1.1 Received and for sale by [j63] HENRY 13. COLLINS VRESII TEA, MORE NEW TEA— a e finest Tea of every name, grade and color. The sub scriber has in store and arriving, a most extensive and complete assortment of Tea in cheats, half chaste and faint ly boxes, all of which is offered at greatly reduced prices. je23 B. JAYNii9, 38 Fifth street. FIRE CRACKERS-60 boxes No. 1 Fire Crackers„ Mat arrived and for tralo at tin) lowest mar ket price, at HAWOBTH . BROWNLEE'S, je23 Corner Dinmond and Diamond alley. COLTON'S WEST TOURIST & /or gale by (jel£) J. kt. WELD/N. De aver. J. BUSH' .3, NO. 65 BIAREET STREET, Between Third and Fourth streets NEW ADVERTISENENTS. U. NOTICE—THE INTEREV2 -COUPONS of the Ronde of Lawrence County, famed to the PITTS. BURGH AND EP.III RAILROAD COM - PANT: doe July, I.E5q will ho paid at the (Ailed of W. It. WILLIAMS a CU, Pittsburgh, Pa. The obange In place of payment le made in ""'"l nclice of the failure of the Onto Life Insurance and Trost C , Anpany, Now York, ,where tho Canpone are payable By order of THE COMMISSIONERS. N ATIoNAL THEATRE GRAND NATIONAL JUBILEE. GLORIOUS ANNIVERSARY OF OUR NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE MONDAY, JULY sth, 1855 TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES. AFTERNOON, AT 234 ; EVENING, AT 734. TUE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY In the afternoon the perforearare will commence with the National and Patriotic Drama, in 8 acts, entitled the REBELS CF TUN JirRSE'YS; OR, TUE STRUGGLE OF 1776. Kennel, Walter Doable;, Robert Pemberton, H. L. Bascom; hoesll , , Julia SI. Cooke; Clara, Mrs. Youag. Comic Bong To conclude with the Bat:Weed Drama of the FORTY THIEVES. Haeaerec, C. Footer; Morgiana, Julia M. C.Nlro in the evening will be presented (first timo hero,) the celebrstA drama, in three acts, entitled the GAMBLERS OF THE RED MOUNTAOI - ; OR. THE FATE OF THE GAMESTER. Augustus Derance, Mr. Walter Keehle; Warner, Mr. C Foster; Amelia, Julia IL. Coolie; Louisa, Mrs. Reed. Soug, Columbia, the Own of the Ocean Mr. Aguilar After which a new farce, entitled OUT ON A SPREE ON TUE FOURTH OF JULY. Bolt, Mr. 11. L. Bascom; Mizzle, Mr. A. W. Young. Comic Dituee Mr. Barret. To conclude with the glorious nautical drama of THE. MIDDY As GORE ; OR, TILE TAlti OJ TUB OI.D CONSTITUTION r.rl Bowltuo, Mr. 0. Pagter ; Blain, Julia M. Cooke. .192 ~' t ~' ~ iz• T POD. A FEW DAYS ONLY! MASON Sr, BROWN'S MINSTRELS Will give a few of their Grand Drawing Broom Enter• tajnmenta, commencing on MONDAY, July 6th, the ANND VERtiAItY OF AbIESICAN INDSPENDENON, on which occasion they will give TIIRDE GRAND PNRIORMANOES. In hick some of the most popular comedians and colobrl ties of the day n appear, Including eItAN Li GRAY, tho favorite Bono player of the West. JIM BRAYANT, better known as Tutor Gray. SAM SCOOKW F.LL, whose J'gs are unrivaled by any now traveling. BILLY BROWN, he well.k new n Banjoist and 03modign. and ethers whose names ere sufficient to ensure them success. J. S. DAVIS, N. WFSTLEY, J. 11. ARPEIt, J. If. OOLLTNS, J. HOWARD, ete, . ell of whom will appear in ttolr most popular pieces, consisting of New Songs, 11 tunes ' Jokes, Burlesques, etc , with new and original Dnets, Schottisches, Afterpieces, etc. D3ors open en Monday, July 6th, at 10 a. u., and at 2 and 7P. to. Performance to commence half an hour later. Pee small bills jy2 pITTSBUIWH, FORT WAYNE AND 01110 AGO RAILROA D. FOURTH OF JULY 18584 FPBOIAL AND AOCOXIMOIATION TRAINS nlll leave Pittalmr.:,ll for New Brighton, on MONDAY, July sth, as 2:40 A. at.l 7.30 A At. I 9:20 A. LI.10:40 A AT 2115 P . u. I 3:15 P. hi. I 5: 1 10 P. If. I 11:30 P. II Stopp'ng et all Stations for the accommodations o Passengers. Excurttloil Tickets bolialuod on Ur It day, at ono fAir fur the round trip. J. J. HOUSTON, 1):.! Coneral tastengor Agent. Dili — ZS-5U° Pines just received by Es Li 3 for Elate by RENNER Lt AN DEB.?ON, No. CO Wood street, jy2 Oppuilts St. Charles Hotel. 13OTATOES-150 bushels White Neshan nook Potato° , jut roc'd and for aide by JA.9. A. FETZER, Corner Market and Fiat streota. R".-125 bush Rye for sale by . JAS. A FETZER, Corner Market and First Forma fIQUORS, MARS AND TOBACCO tin HATORDAY MORNING, July 2d, at 10 o'clock will ba Bola, at the Commercial Bales Rooms, 64 Fifth at. 10 hogs, 10 gallons each, French Brandy; 20 " ,‘ 6, 4 " 5 •' Star Gin; 4 caste, 12 bottles each, London Dock Brand 4 " 12 6 ' Claret Wine; lu 6 6 One Maderia Wino; 10 " " Sherry 25,004 Common r !gars; 14,000 German ' 6 8 boxes TOba':CO; P. U. DAVIR. AnctionEer CHILDREN'S; CARRIAGES—On SAT URDAY MORNING, July 33, at 11. o'clock, a ill b Bold, at the Commercial-Sales Rocara, 64 Fifth t•ee t, 1 Lady Washing 13tiggy ; 1 New York Chaise; 1 Steel Spring Cheitio; 1 Touble Plain Chaise. Jy2 P. iii DAVIS, Auctioneer. LARGE STOCK 01' SUMMER_ CLOTH ING, AT AUCTION--Ou WEDNESDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock, will be sold, at the Commercial Sales Room., GS Illth street, in quantities to suit the trade, a choice stock of well made Summer Clothing, comprising 11.liti3 gar. merits, regularly assorted iu styles and materials. Jyl P. M. DAVIS, Auetirmeer. ALL KINDS of Seasonable Dry Goods cheap for cash. C. HANSON LOVI, ( Fat uterly Loco Bretheraj 74 Market atr(4t u n , E pE ß, :sou ßO xh T ib A itit Y at PU • EL MOWER, PAIAL 4D E. CO, St. Clair street. A now, and the only correct principle for cutting grass and grain. State and county rights for silo. tylatd SYLVESTER sysmourt, Agent. WHITE COTTON & LINEN FRINGES, I , 3it CAPES POUR HUNDRED PIECES RECEIVED Of assorted Whilitd, at BAGGAGE AT AUCTION.—On MON DAY, JOly 12, at 2 o'clock, will be sold, at the New Commercial Sales .11uam, No. 6 , 1 Fifth street, by order of J. M'Maater, Jr., the following unredeemed baggage, from the Spread Eagle !Iota!: Six traveling bags and two trunks, with their contents. [lyl] P. M. DAVIS, Auct'r. WOOD STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE.—An undivided third part of that valuable property, satiate at the corner of Sixth and Wood streets, hauing 131) feet front on Wood by 0) deep no Sixth street. One-third of the above will he gold for $S,Ood. One-half in hond—balauco at one, two and three years. AT LESS THAN COST EMBROIDERED JACONET BANDS! One large lot at lees than Eastern. Cott, and the balance at a Heavy Deduction from the Original Pric. RTARCII-100 bse. McClung Campbell's '5l Extra Starch, for eal6 by j 6.30 W. 11. SAII ftl & co. SUNDRIES.- 15 lads. Bastwick's syrup; " New York " 25 " Baltimore " 61 hhda. New Orleans Sugar ; 100 half cheats Young Hyeon Tea; 50 " Black Tea, for sole by jeGO W. H. SMITH a CO P ROD UOE.- .10 b' I. White Bnne o " Mese Pork, for lalo by W. H. SMITH .ic CO I'OUNDRY IRON.-8O tow!, fur sale by je3o HENRY H. COLLINS y IME-200 bbls. Louisville Lime, for sale by rje3o3 HENRY H. COLLINS. LTERRING.-50 bbls Herring for sale by j,30 li. 11. OOLIJ.NS DRY APPLES-100 bush., for sale by je3o HENRY H. COLLINS. CIIIMNEY TOPS-100 various patterns for sale, by Li e3Ol HENRY H. COLLINS. •OR SALE—One Steam Engine, Cylinder 16 inches in diameter, 4% feet stroke, with 2 Cylinder Boilers 32 Inches In diameter, 30 feet In length, with fire front; Fly Wheel IC feet in diameter. Per price and terms, Inquire of B. C. 8 J. a aawyka, je3o No. 47 Wood street. laA DIES' KID GLOVE CONGRESS GA IT rats. with and without heels, ut the Pecple's Shoe Store, No. 17 Fifth street. DIFFENDACH'Eft & CO. GEN C'S CONGRESS GAITERS CHEAP, at the People's Shoe Store, I ,7 o..lfPlrth street... if e r ELL UM COPYING BOOKS.—These books poisess great advantages over any others; the paper being thick and etroag will not tear when wet. It taken a moat perfect impression and is convenient to refer to. When once ha nee their ooperforlty to apparent. Sold by JORNSTOg & Ott, je3 Stationers, 67 Wood st. VIBF 4 ORAOKERS-300 bosep No. 1 Gold _M2 Chop, Just received and for sale by • REMISE it ANDERSON, 99 Wood street. TORPEDOES -300,000 No.l, just received and for Bale by REIMER & ANDERSON, j 023 No. 39 Wood street. VIRE WORKS—A general assortment of 11. P. DlellA celebrated works for sale by REYbIER & ANDERSON, No, 87 Wood street, Oppoette the St. Charles Hotel. • QTAR CANDLES.-75 boxes extra Ada k" =Edina Star Candles, warranted superior to any in the market, on hand and for sale by myLS IL CL J. IL SAWYER. 500.000 ENVE L O PE S , iust e T:d = BuSI for and eels Ca nary,of the Stationery Store of W. S. RAVEN, Je26 Corner Market and Seoand streets. HODGSON'S "DIAMOND" CEMENT for joining broken &as, china, metal, wood. and all fancy articles, just received by JOS. FLEMING, je22 Corner Diamond and Market street. H OSPITAL SHEETING—Of all xvidthe and of the best quality, for sale at the India Erin= DePot, 28 and 28 Bt, Clair street, _ Jell BEANI3.--20 bbls small White Beans for sale by Jel2 IL U. COIJWB. Mr. Barret lIORNE'EI, 77 Market strEe S. CUTHBERT d; SON, 151 Market rtree JOS. 1:1011NE.T, 77 'Market etreet. DIETENBACEICEft CO J. dc IT. PHILLIPS NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. DR. R. A. WILSON'S Tonic, Cathartic, and Anti-Dyspeptic PILLS, PREPARED AND SOLD DY B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, N o . 60 corner of Wood and Fourth Streets, PITTSBURGH, PENN'A safe and convenientAS AN EFFICIENT, tonic, cathartic and antldyspeptic medicine, these Pills are recommended to the public by the former prom'. etor, (011. WILSON,) with a confidence such rut a long con tinned and careful trial of them in an ample practice war- , rants. In their operation as a cathartic, they influence ' more the motory and less the secerning power of the bowels than any other combination In common use. AS A TONIC—They agree with the most delicate atom ach, removing nausea, pain, and debility from that organ, and through it Impart tone and vigor to the whole system. AS AN ANTI-DYSPEPTIC—They neutralize and inter rupt the formation of acids, check fermentation, and pre vent the elimination of gases from the food in the ttomach, —the direct consequences of chemical action,—an action which should never oxist in the human stomach. From these peculiarities in the Pills, a person taking them may expect a free, fnll and natural evacuation of the bowels, without pain, nausea, local or general debility, or that dis gusting sickness or costiveness—the usual effects which at tend or follow the use of other purges. CERTIFICATES. Ertl act of a le'ter front H. P. Farnsworth (ECb , Druggilt<:, Newhis, TaLllCSSee,Jafivary 7, 1858. Idssics. D. L. FAUN/810M & Co.—We wero the first to in croduce Dr. lt. Adams Wilson's hero many years ego. They wore the beat Pill ever in this market. We use no other in our own families, and secured for them a M e l] tharacter by our recommendations. Yours. truly, 11. F. FARNFSWOIaII Eeract of a letter from G. IV. Ir in, Nashville, Tennese,,, F.bruary 15. 1858. Alsssics. B. L. Pa1V:E420.3 a o Co.—Dear Sir: I have seen Dr. li. A. Wilson'.: Pills used for the ague with good elDct ; I have used them myself, and believe them to be the' hest Pill in use I have no doubt they will cure many other, complaints when properly need, anti I cheermlly recommend them to the public. Re3pectfully, yews, G. W. IRWIN. From a:lend Woo. Hopkins, late Canal CommissiGner WASHINTION, Pa January 8, ISsS—Dear Doctor: 1 have been using your " AntbDyspeptic " Pills, when occasioned required, for malty years, and can truthfully say that Ihave never found any medicine equal to them in relieving me from affections of the stomach and head. They have never failed to relieve me from headache, and have always left my syntem in better condition they found it. I must confi dently recommend your Pills as a safe and highly valuable medicine. Very respectfully, etc., Dn. R. ADAI4I3 Wbi.sos. WM. HOPKINS. Prom Thos. Blackmore, Esti , Treaeurer of Allegheny Co., Pa. To o to. R. A. Waxes.—Dear Sir: I have ben using your Pills since 1840, and do decidedly say they are the best Pill in me, or that I have any knowledge of. I first used them for sick headache," with which I saffsred beyond deecrip• Hon; I am happy to say, that they entirely cured me. :since thou I use them as a family medicine : if I am bilious. or anything ails me, and I require medic . ne, I take a Pilloind it curse me; they are my only medicine, and have bun for the last seventeen years. Taos. MACRAME. January 8, 1858. - Hear Dr. Keyser Masas D. L. FAZNJETOOK a CO—.l. have had considerable experience in the use of the extraordinary . Pill compounded by Dr. It. Adams Wilma, of which you are now the propri etors, and have often felt their benign 101 nonce in my own case for "nervous headache," arising from a disordered con dition of the stomach. I have likewise prescribed them for others, in cases of " bemlcranta" and other brills of head ache depending on a deranged and Irritable condition of the stomach and digestive organs, of which they seem peculiar ly adapted, being OD tirely free rem any griping tendency. I regard them as a very valuable Pill, and ono that purges without at all debilitsring. Yours truly, GEO. IL KEYSER, 140 Wood street. Pittsburgh, March 5, 1858 jyl:lvekw BEDFORD SPRINGS.—This well-known and delightful SUMMER RESORT will be opened far the reception of 'Visitors on the 16th of June, and kept open until the let of Catoher. The new and society, buildings erected last year era now fully completed, and the whole establishment has hcou furn ished in superior style, and the accommodations -will bo of a character not excelled in any part of the United States.' The Rotel will ho under the management of Mr. A. G. ALLEN, whose experience, caarteous manners, and atten tion to his guests give the amplest assurance of comfort and kind treatment. In addition to the other means of accede, it is deemed pro per to state that passengers can reach Bedford by a daylight ride from Chambersbarg. The Company have made extensive arrangements to sup ply dealers and individnala with "BEDFORD WATER" by the barrel, cutboy, or in bottles, at the following prices, at the Springs, viz:— For a barrel, (Mulberry,) $4 00 " ( O A,) 300 " " (Mulberry,) 300 " (Oak,)_ 200 Carboy, 10 gallons • 2 25 Bottles, IIA pint, IA dozen 1 50 The barrels are carefully prepared, eo that purchasers may depend upon Ice:caving the Watei fresh and sweet. All communications :Mould be addressed to THE BEDFORD MINER:U. SPRINGS CO , J e3o:lm Bedford county. Fe. Pittsburgh Water Cure Establishment. .11OR TILE CURE OF ALL KINDS OF ciseasea, Iccated at ILAYSITILLE: STATION, on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, tett miles 'est of the city. For the healthful exercigo and amusement of catients, and others friendly to tho system,- who may wish to spend • oino auto with us, we have lately crected a fine GYMNASIUM act bOWLING ALLEY. Address lies Iddl, Pittsburgh, Pa J. BURFORD. M rhytifelan , IL. if filiAß.e.' M. D. I milettjy!.losa WOOL WA NTED— h,u,riou lb,. Wool Wanted at hlithent cash 1023 by AI'ORBERY CO., 133 Sncond ntroet, and 161 Front. A FEW M ORE OF TIIOSE SOILED SHOES LEFT, Which we are !oiling at lee than cent. Call soon and en cure a Bar a pla at the Cheap Canh &ore of JOSEPH H. BORLAND, je3o A 8 Market street, two doors from Fifth. F OR THE FOURTH OF JULY. A largo lot of GENT'P, LADIES', ililrißES, BOYS' YOUTH'S AND CHILDREN'S NANCY SHOES, Which will L. a,13 low for Coal], at the Map Coati Eton of JOBl 11. BORLAND, 98 Market street, two doors from Fifth. CLOSING OUT SOME MEN & BOYS' Palm Leaf and Legl►orn llats, At less than cost, at No ftS Market at., two doors from Fifth SUGARS, FOR PRESERVINtri, lERI CHEAP, AT T HE SUMINIER RUSH FOR WARM WEATHER CLOTHING, For gentlemen and boys is now at its height. NEW STYLES, NEW GOODS And low pricep, takes the peoplo to 01111 STEWS GOTHIC lIALL, Corner Wood atrcet and Diamond olloy CUTLERY- THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY, LS TO BE FOU_YD AT CARTWRIGHT & YOUNG'S, VISIIING TACKLE, Guns, II 111 es, 1 ib tole, Ammunition, Gun Furniture, Dog Muzzles, And in short, everything necessary for a complete sports outfit, can be had at DOWN B ThTLEY' 8 J}26 No. 126 Wood street. COMPOUND EXTRACT OF ROOTS FOR making Boor, a healthy beverage. It l peculiarly efficacious in scorbatic affections: ereption of the skin, and all diseases arising from impurities of the bleed. It is one of the most popular articles in the market, wherever it has been introduced. One bottle, which costs.2s cents, will make ten gallons of Beer. For sale by B. L. FAIINESTOOK & CO., No. 60. Ccrter Wood end Fourth ate. piatNos PIANOS! I An additional stock of Piano Fortes from t e . tho celebrated Factories of STEINWAY A SONS, NEW YORK; AL 50. CL - ARK, NEW YORE, Has just been received, and the attention of pnrcbasers di• reeled thereto. 11. KIEBEIt & BRO., Bole Agents fur the above celebrated Pianos, N 0.53 Fifth street. VLOUR.-40 bbls. choice superfine for eale • by JAS. A. BETZMI, Carnet Market and Drat sta. summer Luger Beer. PIIE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO inform his friends and the public in general, that he is in the.dally receipt of this delicious Beer, from the well known Brewery of J. N. Straub, Allegheny City, it having been pronounced to be the best that was manufactured here for many years, CLEAR, TASTEFUL and PURE. Give me a call and try it. JOHN ROTE!, afattt At his old stand, No. 0 Diame,nd. TWIN THOMPSON & CO.—Have just received and for sale, a large lot of Englir& Venitian Rod, Rochelle Ochre, VernionOchre, French Zinc, aniencon Zinc, White Ltad, and Viaßluff, at 185 Third sires • INDIA RUBBER DOOR MATS—The beet article in v. 30, for sale at the India Rubber Depot, of ell J. A IL PHILLIPS 20 end 28 EL Clair street. GENT'S WEAR.- NEEITAP. Gent's Patent Leather Gaiters ; cGent's Patent Leather Oxfords ; .. Gent's Calf Boots; • ' M Gent's Eine Slippers. C.) cEms.P. , • AT TIM PEOPLE'S SHOE STORE, jell 1,71).17 Fifth street, DIFPLNBACHER 1 CO LTA TIONERY FOR OFFICE USE---= ' largeeapply of Staple and Saucy Stationery for Of' gees, lamb, eto l for gale bx ciao) J. R. FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' Filth AND MARLNE INSURANCE. COMPAN N. W. Coto t Lit or SLONI, AND WALNUT 841=114 Pill LADELLPIILL. srra.—ss3o,B9l. P7TTRECIIOII OFFiCE, No. 90 WATER 8718EINT. TILOS. J. LIUNTER., Agout. Tho following Est will show Ito. amount paid at tea Pittsburgh Agency for luaCe,.. from Jon; 1866, to Apt I. 18.58: Ilerbert Goodal $ 600 00 Wm. Hidden. ...... .... 600 IP.) Frahlr. Wolff .180 00 M. iia..9.7 190 LIU W. W. artiregor.... Li riti John licalb lt7 60 J. J. House & C 0..... 380 07 , iiewrayer it Graft....1,e82 72 John Thompam 200 001 Usury Piiiribusch... 20 00 John Watson 2.3 GO J. 61. Huss 10 00 Pbelfa, Carr &C0....4,600 00 J. L Rowe it C 0..... 61. 00 Jua. Woods, Esq.... :a) 0 0 Win. 31'Cully ir. C 0... 2,679 17 JUSIst.B Mellinger 1,000 00 W.ll.'Cully it Co 780 00 Total STA4E OP PE:IN:MX.IMA, I City of Pittsburgh, ea. f &fore mo, an Alderman i came Thomea J. limitor, Ai chanics' Insnran.cu Compan' cording to law, doll, dopoz: statement is true. Sworn aul miliacribud bL , III _1ti,..:3 JOS. H. DORLAIMS, JAYNES' TEA. ETORE, No. 88 yifth street No. BR Wood street INSURANCE. B. LIU& ..... 166 V, Inrch'r Matra. 63 Ir 3 %Yin.l 7ti UO J. Hc.•,‘ :act Sr. C0........1,500 01:wo 41415 .4 J. M. 11 win, 800 00 Lilw. Spence, Esq.. 51 u 0 C. LI. 3:11 JO English sr. 1: 1)J 'Ai Brewer, Rind Sir Co.. n rc) It. Hill Sr Co 4 611 Pl'Houdry B. 818 .1.170 i3lO Span.: Sr.Co 33 0 Salvage on steamer and for said city, pampa, :out of Formula ticd ltia• , who 1,,1ng duly EIWOCII. Po -6 aud' e.y that the forogu!uts THOS. J. IIUNTER, At cut. we me, A in il 7,18 be. CO3ARD tl. Juaas, Aldermen. tBELAWARIE 4.Jl' SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY! INCORPORATED RY THE LPOI3LATURE OP k.EN 6Y LVANIA, OFFICE, S. E. CORNER TIIIRD AND WALNUT .9 PIIILAD'ELPHIA. • 11.1ARINE. INSURMICE. ON VESSEL .1 CARGO To all parta of the world.. INLAND INSURANCES On GOCA3, by River, CailAbil, Li 11404, Mitt Land Carriages to all parfo of the Union. FIRE lI , TBURA.NOIIB On Merchandise generMly. On Stores, Dwelling lionact AS,MTS OF THE cO.V.P.AIVT. November 2, tIBD7. Bonds „ Mortgages, and Real Mate 9101,350 54 rimadoiptai city, and other Loans • 137,011 95 . Btock in Batiks, Railroads and Insurance) 1 12 1 666 00 Compauies Bills Receivable 320,301 95 eluth on hand 36,603 60 Balanco in Lauds of Agents, Premium:, on Marino Policies recently istned,on 03/73051 other deht..4 due the Ccrapauy Bub3cription Netts 100,000 09 DIIIBCTOII6. TaM25 C. Hand, Thoophilui Putdding, Janaos Tragnsir J • William Eyre, r., J. P. Pc.nix..ou, Joshua P. - syre, Samuel E. Stokes, Henry Sl° W 2, James D. litaarland, Thomas C. Utt2d, P.obort toe,Jr.„ John D. Pktiple, Plttsbargb D. T. ?lc psi, J. 'P. Logan, 11 ALA.I4IIII, Proaldent. lent. William Martin, Joseph U. Seal, Edmund 4. Souder, John C. Davis, John It. Penrose, George G. Leiper, Edward Darlington, Dr. It. 11. Huston, William C. Ludwig, Htigh Craig, Spencer lifeilvaln, Charles Kelley, 11. Jones Brooks, Jacob P. JOllO3, 0. FLUID, VICO Pieg; HINDS LII.DIaN, 2es:witty rr E GREAT WESTERN 31. Vise salad Elarlito Insurimoo Coss OF PHIL/DELPHIA. cyce in Company's Building, Ho. 403 Walnut, Corner of Fourth . Street. AUTIIORIZED CAPITAL I 500,000 o.oml ?wain 1,222,8uir OD equplus, Jauury 18t, 1868 55,:-'77 05 1=7,63 FIRE INSURL NCE---Lizulied or Parpotaal. MA IL IN 12: LiURSN cu Veasetd, Cargo and Fretglitl. 1:\ LAND INSURANCE by Haverty, Cauali, Lakes and Loud Currizwit DIRECTORS: Charles 0. Lathrop, 1423 Walnut street, William Laming,. 1510 Pine ktreet. hlesauaor Whillden, Merchant, 18 Noith Front. Isaao Liezlehurst, Attorney and Counsellor. John C. limiter, firm of Wright, Gunter .t Co. L. Tracy, firm of nary & Co., Uolasmith's Hell. John It. ZdsOurdy, firm of Jones, White .8 McCurdy Thomas 11. Gillespie, firm cf Gillespie 4 Zeller. James B. Pemitb, firm of James B. Emit!. el• Co. Hon. Henry 51. Fuller, Wilco 2:27 South TleirJ street. John C. Yogdea. wilco corner of Seventh and &wax. Jellies Weight, R.to Ceahler Souk of 'Hoge, Allred Talon wilco Cairo City Property. Jona J. 81mm:it, ullico 220 South Thbil street. LATIELOP, Prealdent. W. t.EI.INU, Vice President LEWIS GREGORY, t Seeend Vice Pres't, j Branch Odic°, 8 Wall et, N. Y. J3.llhS WRIGHT, Pecrstary end Yrreanrer. H. K. RICHARDSON, Assistant Fecretaty. It. W. Poulain:nu, Agent. 07 Water etteet, Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania Insurance Company OF PITTSBURGH., No. 63 rourtlx treat* DIRECTORSt Jacob Painter, J. P. Tanner, Get.. W. Smith, Body Patterson, C. A. Colton. A. J. Junta, W. 6..).108rit1e, Jaa. If. Hopkins, Wade Ilatupton. I. alb: Sproul, A. A. Carrie; ItobeEt Pula Ink, A. 0. Beuapson, 3. Li. Jones, Jahn Taggart, floury Sproul, Niclea Voeghtly, Chartered Capdtal 0300 1 000 1f.L11.11 AND MA.1111.411 Bala TAIUdN, of all dezcriptioni President—A. A. CAltitl„Eat. Viso President—lLODY PATTRUSON. de3o Secretary and Treasurer—l. OMER syrktlL. MONONGAHELA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF PITTSBURGH. SAMBA A. unwone% If, President. HENRY M. ATWOOD, Pacratary. OFP/OE.-110. Utz Wator Etreeti WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL ELNLS 111011 ANI M ALINE A 88ET8—MAY '2oxs, 1858. Stock, Bite Bills, payablo en demand, secured by two approved names. , $140,000 00 Premium Notes 47,008 29 Bills Receivable 0,968 21 115 shares Mechanics' Bank stock, cost 0,165 00 50 do Bank of Pittsburgh do do 2,750 00 40 do Exchange Bank do do 2,050 00 193 db Citizens' Bank do du —-. 5,175 00 &deuce of Book Accounts 8,056 80 Office Furniture 690 88 . Cash 15,853 78 DW.:,ICPX James A. lintchison. George A. Berry, Wm. B.llOlmea, itobert Dr.lzell, Willlem Rea, Thomas 8. Clarke, Wilson Al ithr, John Ll'llelitt, mr22 Wm. A. Caldwell. AL. A. CAIMBUE!. & 8R,., PITTSBURGH GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY. Capital Represented, D 3,000,000. OOMPANThIi OB BIGHEST STANDING, Chart' ved by Pennsylvania and other }Rates. HABIND AND LINE ItISKB TAKEN, OY ALL DkEOPIPTIONE3. ea L'eult r zn, surnaure, A. JV CIAREUEII. . E. cuasuir... I (41(W-1y) TERRA COTTA OR STONE WATER, 11=11 3 Eg., From two to six inch calibre. PRICES from 12 to CO Cents per Foot. ALSO—IMILESTEIi PEARL STARCH For tittle Wholesale at Manufacturers Prices by COLLINS, FORWARDING .AND commissioN C AND VlEtol'l'l DZILRII IN CHEESE, BUTTER, SElilne, FISH, AND PROMS farIiFIIALLS. No. 26 WOOO SITEXT, Prrizirmedl. [JalO JAMES 11.lelatIGIEL,11t, MANUFACTURER OF ALCOHOL 9 Cologne Spirits tand Fusel OH, Nod. 167 and 170 'Second Street. apiCtlyirtip FISII! . FISH! CONSTANTLY ON SAND A PULL SUPPLY OP WHITE FISH, - TROUT, SALMQS, PICKEREL, ELLBRINO, MACKEREL. Jil/r. Orders accompanied by tho CASH, will meet prompt attention. HENRY 11. COLLINS; nyll:U➢l 2p " 215 WOOD STRUM SAIIII/JEL FAEINESTOCK IMPORTER & DEALER IN FOREIGN AND _DOMESTIC HARDWARE. J o. 741 Wood street, between DlasnoNit alloy and Wotirth street, PITTSBURGH, PA. tar Tin subscriber is now opening a well selected iissor meat of foreign and domestic Hardware, all new,and wink cold on es good terms as any other house in this city. Ms WilLalwaSe keep on hand a general aecortment of LIRDWARD CUTLERY, CARPENTERY TOOLY, ttc., To which be reepoctfully invites the attentio n of Waage rablB 8413111P2L YABVESVCIE. PHILLIPS, lIIINT & Co., Commission and Forwarding Merchants WHARF BOAT PROPRIETORS, A ND SHIPPING AGENTS of Illinois 4M- Central Railroad, Cairo, Illinois; Mark Goods in nil cases; to oar care. .1814.3mdx.1 ERMAN DRAWING PAPER—In role U for grigrayers, for file by_ 3.8. WRLDEI4 awn ea Werid agralte wit South. AvAla 71 11 Adat au toe': SID 00 DJ3acnard 64 00 2,20,107 eI 702 1 185 39 P. A. MADHIP.A, Agent, +5 Water street, Pittsbn,gb 42'4,710 G 6
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