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SATURDAY MORNING- -- OCT. 31, 180.
RimtiAr Reameo.—For an interesting
epitome of the Religious intelligence of the
week, carefully prepared for the GAzrrra
IMO fourth page
“The Utile Doga and Ali.”
ir Re time had occasion within a few days
to gibbet one malefactor and a big one--
amither;_andn smaller, presents himself's
clandhlate for the samo honor. Thu was
to. be expected. There are some animals
that'always: hunt in couples. • The lion is
attended by the jackal, while the pilot fah
is the insapstrable companion of theshark.
And so the hyena laugh which rings out
from the lair to which the gorged monarch
has retreated, to digest his luxurious're
past at Ciutrabersburg, is taken up and
echoed by. a responsive bray from• the least
intellectual of his foraging companions, who
still prowls mutilated and hungry about
our Legislative Halls, end Attill fattens on
the offal of the .Capitol. Other and more
merry voices, if that were possible, but all
tetra' copyists of the great Original; are so-
liciting our notice in different directions.
But why should we play Jack Ketch for all
the animals down even to the footpads?
Our readers will understand us es refer
, ring to the little hand-organ at Harrisburg,
which rejoices in the ambitious cognomen
of the Telegraph, and, although, sadly de
ficient in music when it is wanted, does us
end the county of Allegheny the honor of
grinding out a recitative in two parts, upon
the key-note of its great Chambereburg
exemplar.
• This petit editor, while lost in admiration
of the profound wisdom and awthl severity
of the stern censor and moralist of Chem
' bersburg f prefesses to think it funny z gukt
some of the Pittsburgh newspapers ithoiTild.l
glorify over the re-election of - Governor
Curtin, while he rather coMplains of "the
fulness of our - coldness" in that par-
apd expresses the hope that we
hnve learned "the salutary lesson not to
drag our petty personal objections int& an:
arena where good :men contend for prin-
We don't know eiactly what this learned
Theban—wimie vocabulary is hot of the
lamed, but whose gravity and wisdem are
so well andoridely known -- intends by the
word 'tjanny - -or how a man of his austere
manners and exemplary piety, whose edit
orship of a newspaper and quotation of
himself and his Chambersburg model tm
"good men contending for prineipte," are
about the best jokes of the times, and the
only things he has everperpetratedin: that
way—would be affected by a humorous .
Bally. We doubt whether anythingshort of
a fat job, or a smart trick of duplication in
the printing department, would shed a ray
of sunshine over his sombre visage. ills
fins, like that of the boys in poop who were
stoning the frogs, would be a bad omen for
the public. When he laughs, they would be
almost sure to find occasion to weep. If he
should break oat into a flow of merriment,
we should give up everythitig for lost
Still, however, if it will only jet him to
thinking, and moralizing, and reviewing
hie past career, with any promise of amend
ment, we could very readily uudertake, even ,
with so sad a subject, to be a little merry,
It might help his digestion, at all eventa,_
and then, irnot witty himaelf, hen:tight
thank his stars, like Falstaff, that he vim it
least "the cause of wit in others::
Thefun, however, with our contempora
-ries,- is that they have rejoiced- over-Foch,
when 'they should only have thanked ,pett-
Ten for havitigaeut m two each stalWart
and immaculate patriots and champions Fs
the twin editors of Chembersburg and „lbw..
risks:mg. With us`it wasnot thatve were
neither hot nor cold—like the Church Of .
:Isedicea—but that we wares so intensely
-. glacial, and so imperturbably grave, just
becattie we could not go off in paroxysmaof
admiration for the candidate—who, with
more of the Telegraph type, unaccustomed
to climb to . the giddy altitude of a principle,
and unable to comprehend anything iof tier
than the spoils orldroppings of the T,reaso
ry, is always greater than the cause he sym
bolizes. We can' assure him, however, that
after doing =test to make' the people for
get everything.else in,the cave—and par
ticularly the agem of such men as him
self—we did rejidce, not clatteroitsly or
demonstratiiely, but. with' profithild Mad
solemo gratitude to the 'Eider
.e(riatitins,
that we bad escaped the :Zulu with which
the folly and wickedness 4if -, wetar end On. ,
' principled men bad' thre atened
~.t e 'over-
While we thanked Heaven, however, that
the counsels of such men had not, been el
lowed to work out the retina which they
seemed to unto and defy, TAC,Ould not but
mown butt in sucks poll, =majority was
not an Ohlooneor6o,oosa, instead-of 15,000,
' is iemightmt well have beeig if the adlien
Of the wise and prudent eauld lave pie;
' wailed.. it is 1.011/Ott Credkilthli as the mike=
nt the - TeLvvph and Repository that there:
salt should_ corivey" the saintaiy lesson
not to drag theijftes..ertheir petty prep
.arences - prejwiices .. into. an anti&
where pod -men' are oi::augheto be . con
tending for - vriutt -. they, neeereValtit
pnruple Tiie, 440 '• , of
,our . people
here and In Philadelphia, auclOhodis'
rettuoiy- to tam aside
u Po ll 1 :0 0 4 . ..404 11 0 4 fr9n! in ch ; 111 ildi
is their; for, an iiititit#te and itegit
Imre anderliroviden6e, tram the•
eslomity which they ItioTt!'doitteeserylblzi
within the eoalpsas of thatr email abilPiew
to inflict: . .The
the ;al crisis which fo,thade ayt khdrillat:
eonld, by ' any ' be„: skiiles4 has
•• . saved us all and them with na..
no objections now that they should
i lgoonuao tollmititente• ixieleta4l4
iffy and glorit the successful ctutalcieittl
1 , 4 ha Oai,feel,fatte - Wi by aduktioti fro*
anch',quarlowter even ghtmsetql;wl 2l 4 l
after 611, their true drift—but we give them
'notice that there never Will be a time When
they will be able , te , experiment:agnikin
the semeveY wiat imPetlitr•
But we har• more to lay, wbleh; although ._
may be t' ught scarcely . worth while
- .make two.bites of a sherry, in order not to;
tire our readers, Wo are:tionstnaned to reisj
serve. Therolti tssersole;i4ftetbiaiindt
*6'1441i-tie until the ver7:l!til_
pals of thliTeviarCif
begin totbii k ;4 111 k
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th4 ,l ites' liEnocii6 shall
stark at\itil edss intage,Titreato sees it
wgele arrardf—fttn, while it
rehearses its "salutary lessons' with the
gravity and unction of a Cato, who never
singes, albeit not of the lean and Cassius
Itinuielf.
Springer Marbaugh, Esc.
The appointment by the President of I
tirnncass.Haeescon, of tide city, and J. T.
CARTMT, of Illinois, as the two Government
Direct4s of the Pacific - Railroad, was an
nounced yeaterdayhy telegraph.. No se
lection scald hive been more judialous, and
none could have given greater satisfaction
in' this community, where he bas been so
long and so favorably known, than that
of Mr. HARDAUGH. If the. President Loa
found- in his Illinois colleague a• man of
'equal intelligenCe,Lhonor, probity ind well
matured business capacity, as he has foUnd
'in Mr. iii..IIIIAUGII, he .hllll ',pitied been ion
innate. It is a position ottastiesperusibil-r,
ity, requiring the'exeicile orgreat firm
ness, clear and comprehenstic jidgment,
and far-seeing sagacity.
Gen. fteseerans , Absence from the Field
ay:Minim:am:4w
A correspondent of the Niw York Hata
gives the following capitulation of the ab
eence of 'General Roseman! from the field
of: Cidcharnauga on the second day of the
battle :
Mixing the early part of Sunday the per
sistent attack of the overwhelming forces
of the rebels,Made it obvious tos,lialit the
United States forces wouldhave to fallback
ti seine more secure position nearer to Chat
tanooga. Gen.Rotecrans neverbaving been
in Chattanooga, (nor nearer'than he was on
that day,) rode forward to that. place to select
his new line of defense,leaving the army
ender the charge of his corps commanders.
It was after he left that the forces under
McCook and Crittenden were throWn into
conftision. These facts give the best reasons
for the presence of the commanding general
in Chattanooga, but dpp not excuse his lieut
enants in the slighte.st degree. - When it
betimes necessary for imarmytelallback to
a position in the rear, it is . tusiaJor the
commander, unless he has been_` ireilously
'acquainted with the lonality, tee:endue the
ground in person. The fact that neither
HOSeCrilla nor' his army, ( with the exception
'of a pOrtion of Crittenden's oorps,) were
ever in Chita:Media instil after the battle,
has not been sufficiently impressed upon the
public mind. ' "
The Last Struggle of Conftderneya
We Sind tho following in the Now Orleans
corrissrmdence of the New York Herald
-nitre very good authority in stating that
the hopes et the rebels for establishing an in
dependent Government are on the wane, and
that this impression has found its way into
tics Richmond Cabinet, and there has excited
considerable rUscusision, and .mossares have
been suggested to make` the last days of the
spasiConfoideracy ashiady as iv:mills - le; thatis,
the Confederacy WO' die game. ' One, of the
ineasursiouggesled the Cabinet
Is to concentrate the - A:eel in some part of
the ConfederaTh' milket all• available army
stores, erect a 'national Staid, - and there
fight till overpowered. Virginia- Ls to be
abandoned if Rosecruut defeats Bragg, and
the remnant of the letter's .army is to fall
beck to Atlanta,. where the. final struggle is
to take place. My informant, who has Pad
route from the heart of the Confederacy,
assures me that reparations are now being
made at Atlanta to consummate this plan as
a denier resort. The cause of the rebels is •
desperate one, and daily becoming mere so.
Tni War Department has made a sensible
modification of thi President's proclamation
suspending the Arrivrar corpus act, and hereaf
ter the civil courts will be:allowed to take
cognisance as heretofore of all crises for the
discharge ,of Minors Improperly enlisted, and
Illegally detained ; by
,the military authorities.
This aneouncemeat is made by the Adjutant
General In a dispatch to Mr. Simon Stern, a
lawyer of New York, In ,relation to the case
of a minor in Which he'interested. This
deeisloil will, afford a sensible relief to the
eoirtratmity and legal prafeition, and relieves
'from the Pruident's proclamation a feature
that has rendered it difficult, if riot Impossi
ble, to obtain redress for those who cannot
legally be detained in the army..
•
Ara Limitary in Portland,lie. nearly 1,000
brishorls of potatoes are aceneatarkted" for•the
armj rricrry day. All 'the water is absorbed.
leaving about the pottads of nutriment to the,
iiixtypoinds which s bushel' of potatoes mar
'ape, and - that concentration -is - ground
giving it the appearance of Indieremeal... It
is cooked by retuning the Water 'to it In a
:boiling state, aid keeping it hot from ten to
fifteen minutes, when it argils like starch, and
assumes the appearance of potatoes prepared
for_ the table.
Dina Imam' amour, with her daughter,
was in Anteidtury, Mass., kat:week, to visit
the poet Whittier;.and, 'with him they made
a visit' to the top of Power where la
one of the moat lovely. liOWll of land and
ocean to be had in America.
•
Am:Amax Tuns-3,z.= Esoktum.—The
Yacht GiPs7 has *liPurrOultsutt. 13 7 A
mem
ber of the Royal Yacht Club. .This Is the
second faaL YaCht3re hate mid. to 'English
men. We have ,plenty More of the same
sort on _baud' however, and can-beat any
Englials bbatmusily.l ; •
3.lr t —Tho. color:Kt toement tuna . -
jog In, Abode ...Ttastwt..-1.! L rapility fitting up, a
PlaciPaci 11,31 4 OFllelptild,,At 9ot eon in
ovary two weal.
REIL IWO o 4 ?ImPrirem
TEM PIMP CONGREGATION
OF DISCIPLES, of Pittsburgh, meet stated-Jy, tip UWE' CITY COLLEGE MILDEWS.
corner. of Penn slid St. CUD. street" Preaching
- LORD'S DAY—EtorninglautEnning—st the usual
beam , Suudsi School et o•olocts-p. in. Prayer
Meeting- stem ISEDNOD/T , EVENING. ; The
prime are neepectihUy tutted. cc3l:lt .
W!DiScirlor4 OF, camer, Aug
linrrEcti:TETALUdgesm/ AU Vit'
L. cock Preaching invap-LOIID7I
DA
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4,10,A0d _p. sm. ~-Prappr. . ,ft WED
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ADVIERTISEOMM.
half barrelslilbitelieli se
. , osiTed slut te saktet' •;4;:I:A:OANYTOLD:
QUGAR CURED 11A1 1 / 4 18.=-5 tee.-Sugar
17 Ctuiat ClllllT&lnankilatt tacatred gad far pia at
110:326. 14 aaottdatreat.,,_ . - i
od9 lIILLIER:9/1.1_4108DElt:.
QHOT GUNk ilptAb e:and pin& Wail,
NJ ant* Ipanafii,ftre,lor
telik - • • 3.1131Z13 BOWN, watod NIL
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111 - t9l: • . - CLL ',41 1 ' 7 13! Z jai
met , law DOWN. isa Wood (iron.
ITENTUCKY, W-' - I btuidles
AN- now
. b . inatilit &WA ralrbiatilKorsibb4l;
QTORA.ON; , for Crude andißefitiedoll,
mut otharmereanaHae, by - • . •
- • 49. DATXMLL JOON,
'6B and7o Wain !trot.
I.
.AITLES sAItPIaES 1•—.7
edear Unaptipm 414 es Appkt, totutttitt at Otteta,
pitsetter Ituseetto;; Boutits,
attes,. Ettigkrtort: l'entiteki °oldie and Bed
kltratk Pippins, &t.,,mourin'atorstad tattle
: .L.II.ITOIGT .t 00.
rTNIVEREAti-GrAMMWRINGEIk
theantyWrfagaa Ilaktigna Panael Wiese.
don. C.Il .nd =item thew. at la* indiaßablier
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vat _;..1 gote`altaatatbrthisaaaati:'
I,OI , ATOES..'-42‘blibvi: A ttott Blows_
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0.-BA IXlr. y it.
z.- ;7, 1 15 - % - - dootafttiew
3 0 bble: WO/ i sr li w - 41 " / "Yip•-•
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Metehere ofieber IbloselleWr:ef quoted to alteed;
es beenes. of,importanee mill be braced bakes the
Council. By order of
oc3oeitt THE PISZEDEITT.- ,
I ts
Ornca Worrtat Lustmascs Ottarsar, 4
Pittsburgh, October 42th, 18E3. •.,
O'AN ELECTION nu DIRECTO
of this Company rill be bald slits Mike, No.
92 Water street, on TUESDAY, November 10th, 1863,
between the hours of 11 a. to. and 2 p. to.
oc3oad F.M. GOUDON, Beey.
Orncs Emmxi Issomcs Oalowarl - 14
ELECTIONOctober Ink Md.
TAN FOR TRIRTE
DIJIEGTOBS of this Company, to earre for
the ensuing year, will he held at Its oMoa, to Dams.
ley. II Water street, on TI7ESDAIf, Nevem.
bar 10th, betw ng,
een the homy of 11 a. m. and I pm.
ealid BOBS= IFlNNZT.l3acretaty.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of
Stockholder, of the ?arumhard delt,
tfactariag Quip= willbe held at their elk*.
327 Walnut Street, phis, on WZDNIXDAT.
November 11th. at eleven o'clock e. m..tor the eleo.
thin of Seven IHrectrene to serve for the esmdag year •
and tech other !mines as may then be •
, 0c262w 124KIJLL Y. 1181ine Tletra r. ,
(NOTICE TO STOCIWOLDE I *--
The Stock Trazisferlkioks Of the Pittsburgh
& Connellerille BailroactOoomilwill be elated O.
the SECOND' Dia OP NOVDMIZR IfDXS, anti
so remelt =Ol atter the annual amain of the
Stockholders, In December next, fa the elation of
4
Dilatant of aid Ocanaay fey UM les to
, = , r. g el W 0 EL UGULDT'Y ana
.11IISICALASSOCIA.TI 0 N. — At
• the nimeirt of a large utdober of amateurs,
Mr.' gibWIN - BHEIIIIATI . erill °Mammon to twin
an Amodation of Lsdles and Gentlenuol. saitiouhat
advanced in Vocal Music, ibr farther frOproversent.
This dasociation condsuated on an entirely
difhtent plan from any heretidbre adopte d
.' 0.
In this
city. Mr. 811S11.1tOTT ill w be assisted Mr. C
mra.Los and Min .01.01311:1111 81/.0 . Regular
on MONDAY IiVMNINGS, commencing
=.241, 1863,' linsial Institute. corner of
Penn Ina St. Clair streets.
Tor further particulars inquire at the boars of
tram 4 to 5:30 p. m., dr from 7 to 9 o'clock.
oc29M
U.NOTIOE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-
A Special Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Pittsburgh d Cotaullevllls Railroad Co. will be held
at the Office of the Company, in the City of
eau), a. et ou TURSAY, Pitts-
d bg of , Novmber, A. D. 1163, for th
the purpose of
h
ac
cepting or rqlecting the following named Acta and
Supplement passed by the General Amenably of the
CommonevWth of Pennsylvania, at Its lout melon.
to wit: "An act to repeal the ninth mob= of an act
scilicet/hag the laying out of a State Had from the
Borough of thleigthmy, Schuyildll county, to Inter.
sect a public road ling from Easton As Manch
Chunk, and for other purposes," approved the lat day
of April, A. D. IMO. "A supplement to ah act to
incorporate the Pittsburgh* Conndleville Railroad
Company," approved the 11th day of April, A. D.
Also, "A supplement to an Oct to insporate
the Sate liarbor end Susquehanna Torero Road
Oompary," d mere, approved the 14th day April,
A. D. Ma. - THO 8. Bum,
CYRU S. S
P. ISAMU!,
JOHN A. CAUGHEY
MARSTON,
W. W. TAYLOR,
A. MILLAR,
BURGIWthi,
JOHN S. DILWORTH,
• DANL. R. DAVIDSON,
W. I. HAVEN,
Directors of the Pitteb'gh A Conn. IL R. Co.
Mel/mph, bd. TM, 1863. sena
BAJIMK ApgritcEs..
xca* Bees or Prrnotesas,
Mi
October 27th, .
ODIN_ ACCORDANCE WITH" TL
ACT OF AIIB3IIIILT, notice Is tomb,
Oren. that Mr. ALIKANDILB ITIMICK hut been
elected The Freeland of tbb Beek.
oclA—.., H. M. NtlltltAY, Cashier.
Hammen ern Ilextruaroma Eturz, Fi l ,
Pittsburgh, Ont,l6th, 11Vid.
ANNUAL SnECTION R
W r / BM NIIECT O B. 9 .tlt be Odd at the Booking
House, on 11021 DAY, Use 16th day of November
wet, between the bowl of ten.. m. and two
The annual months of the Stoekhohters will to
held on TUESDAY, the nd day of November. at ten
o'clock m. JOHN daYIT, Jr., Mahler.
oat:lm
LiCII•161 Mow Or Preespolan,
October 16th 1843.
THE ELECTION FOR DIRE 7-
OBS of this Bank will be held at the Bank
billows on MONDAY. November 18th, IBA be.
teen the bows of alma e. m. and 2 p. ot.- The an
nual. soartforc of Btockhohlere trill take plate on
TINSDAY ,November 24, at 11 m.
colZolm H. X. MUHRAY, Outlier.
ALLIXIIIINT Saint, Oct. 14th 1862.
ObAN ELECTION FOR DIRECT
ORS or Oda Bank .01 be held at the Count
ing House on the 16th day of licusinber omit, bs
mean tin bows of 10 o'clock a. m. and 2
Casoh i'clock
p. m. J. W. COOK, er.
The awn! meting of Out Stockholders teal ha
MA on Meld dayof Ifiremitter next, at Wo'dock m.
mita=
Cantu Bann, Pittsburgh. Oct. lath. MO.
11,7'ek.N ELECTION FOR THIRTEEN
DIIIECTORB of this flank .111 be held th.
Banking Bo= on MONDAY. NommiDif 11th, at ten
o'cicak
The regular annual meeting of Stockholders vlll
h. bald 01 TIII2IDAY, Nov. 3.1, at II o'clock 8. ca.
oclklm GEO. T. VAN DOBBN. Caddie.
lug env BAlSA,Pittab9/011,_Oet. 16th 16
•6 - nr.
ELECTION FOR THLBTEBN
DIM:CV/MONDAY thßank aTCI be bald at the
Backlog Home at,. Nov. 16th . 1333, be.
tween the bows otU sad p.
no anemia meeting of Stoeklders will be held
pn2I:I3DAY, Nov. 3d. 13,8.3.ka14.314pr0tdi.'
Xsaaaasua Ilaaa„ Pitteoute, Oct. •sfith, laC3.
O•AN ELECTION - FOR DIRECT
ens of MD Beak will be bad at the Beak.
tag Boom, oa MONDAY, theitth day . of Dconsaber,
Zraws= the holm of 10 o'clock a. ak. -and !p.
Tb• regular aaaml atottig i o w f Btocre will
be held on TUI:tIDAY, Noe. at 10 o'clock a. m.
celfcba GLO. D. rezw, °udder.
Jr.Eitr 40rERTISEMEXT8.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
Ia BOOTS;SIIOES, GAITERS,
HALMOBALS AND CUM
At J. IL 111111LAND'8, id Market stmt.
oat mond door from rifth
COME AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK
Or BOOTS, 13110E8 AND GAITYRS,
Which 'an tho cheapest la the city, at
0.31 BORLAND'S, SS Market stmt.
ECEIVING NEW BOOTS, SHOES
CARERS, BALMORALS AND WM,
Erni day. at BORLAND'B. Ea Market stn.
FAMILY HORSE AND ROCKAWA Y
TOIL BALE.
A One FAMILY BOWS, that trots in tan gentle
In rani views, and can be driven b 7 ehlthrn
Will to sold low. ll:quite of
oaldw A. bleT10111: 112 1211 b street.
, IBILAGS
• IMAGO,
11103
AU ohm and pies., at ths Maas&dory,
. • PITTOOK'B I
oProars Tar Pour cornea.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.—Pro
-pons lt will be received et the cake ef the tut
'storeyed,-. In the Marlon Balding, until fIATIJS.
.PAY,Aletaber Mat, HQ, for tho grading, peeing and
• witting pith curb-stone the following named atmu,
Rush Area, from Penn strut to Liberty street;
.3fattanettrod, from the Pentis.ll..ll. to tb• Alle
gheny river ; a nd O'Llara street, from lttna ergot to
Doyenne Way. Tremor:, Baden or Babe's Land
threat* required for curb. •
cella ISAAC! MUM. Esc. Mel%
EYES AND EAR •
DR. BAELZ
Payi Apattlealsr attenn to the treatiOnt
CHRONIC DISZABIB, U tio r
in ant;
OATASAit• KUM rms.*, law=
PUPIL, Worts AW117101411, ink sad ilia ill
iinlllltliATOßT Sin; oho MAD HILIWO,
aod on dismal; alketlas plor rar and Imi to
an... 163 virtu cram.
ItirOOOLIMTER BARK„KhAeanie
,SAL,Tobsecialeskri. OW ' WOOD M. *M. haw
caw In s,tara tb• limp; and, Dad comikplo moot
meat of ~ •
'TOBACCO CIGARS AND PIPES
toPliti; which tb,y. staidUng at the Tury lem
ma cubpigurea. ,9rdsTs promptly atta,W to. .
- 014 - •
iIjEW Boom . -
The Old Mir:band of Noe 'lark. Mt MU&
The aliellII1121; Ma damage* and tits galas.
=trairlya'a Hair. Ey - Itne. Wood.•
Yk=7. -Br Mtn Bruddos.
:o=Okt dard. , By ledbaabl gairtharab.
Gala Days; '
-Tha Mabee Bode:- Dy Prisoott.
, AAddraltatbc4 at stady laNatard Bran,
- Haut sad Cram._ By drA.ollgbaat.
sdandsisded'a lade:lM= ItAy Rad Eadharbiad.
LIMO *ameba Diary of ear Arm eadmatk
LlAbtaad Dick art=
C lark mas ha. = .
m .4=44 Haab. _1001:1=0;
P. 'a Garland. , Arda=4 .
7ba addes - lbaddyd Ono ' 634 rorice. .
"Thathad Abel,- A new boob dr booddosa.
' Tor mak by - zAy 00., Wood strio.
gA ON . : 1--Iwant to edges:
in am? amity at IPS sigatkt_Trial
tOiNdialairwthaspltudtt ,
, XAPOOM. 1 "14 .1
,' •
41.00D,S,Akc.
int.sm„B4 . 8 E oUR ip. ; :
PRIP-41C-X43§itirilritik )I)-; nff-MP F
• .4.(
•
b an ilV 4e f: ) l l C" Z. 41,,, ren‘n . as • • "7-11' NEW FALL
- mittrikt 0 1 4:, 0 ,ie
• _ • e , u1 ,1,1 e atmEr IigUUMIN ' DS!
FALLAbirpu - rchaeed Wore the late ad- •
. Among which may be round the LAT STTUS
nEattnt prices, and wilt be toisi at tow_ratee.
AND NOVELTIES in
;1 1 : 011 *-. , having this du
arrw alt - b 7 ICH7O , 11111 con
tinuo trio MUM Oh! 111Alld, outlast alb."
An biliappv #. aid ittestuil
PrtmAl:' .• _ • • • ce,3l,fit
Pttratsugb. Ro
_E mir
•SOn
tanastory Prime Marne. of 6.nornos.
h .” I L,
_Mits. Lot GO tat rront 1.30 tan
Zr.. - "Ohtels duns to chola* trait. Tals•property
746,9frpcgod of an no liberal tains, as %booths
/or. Wass APO/ to
" wr‘#""rBVAP4V, ' Broloy.
re. .1. . . ,op T the pronwew o
? the inanctiber,_th • ltOon teIrINNV. 0 W OA MI
, October, MO MED OINS,O wi th onus ball, on
nta born . =Nand to be about 7 rius4ol. 'nu.
owiserris roquested to eanetbrantd, prove proport7,
Iv chtzgoo sad take ttunsawa7, or ttwy wui be mold
-DYS .MORNING,
&Al Atober.plet, at 10 o'clock. at the Commercial
dam Booms, 04 Fifth street; rill be added to tho
ege of Grocertes and Liquors '
10 Mb. Rye Whisky; •
' 10 do Malt do;
ocal DAVIS k IferLWASNX, Atert'es.
VALUABLE SMAS AT AUCTION.
—On TIINSDAY M•G, Nov. 3d, ,IBB3i at
rA . ealadr; will be sold, at the Commerchl Sake
'Um, No. 54 nth Great:
15 gum Ntohaav Book Stook;
lb do Eureka Inemsace Co. Stock;
oc3l DAVIS al ifenwantr, Alters.
DIA AS ANT SUBURBAN RESI-
J. DEMISE FOB SAE, situate 2% mile. from the
eitT, on the Perrysville toad; • nen cottage hone. of
the roomd and miler. well built-and in good order, •
well of excellent water, good stable, feed hove, de.
Tgrenty choke apple and pear trees • also peach tree.
and ahredbery. Will be sold at a eargain.
For peke and terms apply to
oda B. 01TFIIMERT & SONS, Gl. Market et.
A..LARM. FOR SALE, near Perrys
of 106 scree of land, under a good state of
eittfralbra. 10 arm cleared, balance good white
oak timber lend. - Improvemants era a good brick
oot Valles .t 9 rooms, • good frame barn and
eta plac e brick ibennari. Also • double log
tam is well enopllid olth mod osier.
Al.. • choice carboy of good fruit trees. I'm • more
minute dmorlption and Came, apply to
G. S. BASES, Commercial Broker,
or3l Butler street, Lawreacanitlle.
D ENTISTRY.
DR. W. V. FtIiDEMIEUGI
Else raniasad the practics of hia proffer:lon, at
• o. 142 PENN MEW, two doors below Pitt
Pittaburgb, Octobat 28, 18M.
POURTH. b'ALL STOC
sow opening-of ILNADE'S GOLD
11ZDAL PlLDOSorblth
are nor beyond doubt considered Let 1. she
mirth and Italy warrented for
eight years.' '
GAIN= DUOS. PLINO94be best at the
price.
_Alio, 011011711TINKS N. T. PIANOS, the
cheapett rosewood T octave Pianos made.
*MD tIidJILOTTZ BLII3IE, 43 TM %Groh
DECKER'S PIANOB.—In
eall of Carl gumbo tea
out 1* New Tork, the editor of the
Antral Scrim cad Wurid claims the Wineries re
mark,: " She instruzunds used on thla occasion
wen of coroparstivaly aro gm, of the name of
Naar Brotbers, and gave very statifying arida.*
of azzelbint workosanrhip and poserhol end brilliant
tote. Dickatoe Pianos Sr. undoubtedly the boa
manubctitred low to tbj. country."
holm agents for Pittsburgh,
.1. 11. HOFFMANN & IMO.,
No. 51 71J751 sytErr_
VALUABLE MILL AND • TIMBER
PBOPEBTY TOR BALM, situate on Black
Lick Creek, Indiana county, Pa., Y. mils from the
Black tick Station, on the Indiana ' BranchP. B. B.
Grist Mill, 40100, four stories high; water power, two
ran of bares and one of stone, with all neeemary
machinmy.camplete and la good condition ; Millar'.
tenanthome. Good Saw Mill, emir the above, with
mune miter power. Sixty &cresol land adjoining the
above, in grain and ;mature fields, on which is a good
dwelling bones, One atable and granary. In connec
tion with the above will be mid, if desired, one bun
died and eighty acre. of One whits, and' reek oak
timber land, adjoinbacthe mill property. Best mar
ket for grain and lumber convenient, Price low and
terms may. Apply at
oc3l B. McLialf t CO.'S. 103 fourth street.
Pam= OMPL, =l3 Dm% PA.,
No. 93 Dearth street.
Pittsburgh, I's., Oct. 30 1863.
EEKED FROM D .—ln ac
cordesios with orders Ilmblish the following
list of pinions exempted from draft bftbe Board of
Derailment in this. District to this date, with the
mesons of their essniption:
Paid Hendrid Dotiars.
Jahn Dirty, Birmingham.
Vansitabkeren of Age.
Charts. Appleton, 6th ward{ over SS and married.
Jcsorph Bradley, Sth ward; OT. Si and. married.
J. BYRON Irol3lllll,
Aaln and Provost Marshal. 92d Inst. Pa.
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS
Jaques', Lubin?, Gomel's, Monad's, Glenn's, de.
TOILET SOAPS.—Low 's, MoneWs, Moppets
Kman, Breclmall'n, Yardloy'a, Cleavar's. Llulrs,
Meares, kr. Fur Ml. by
1113101 i JOHNSTON
0050 ,Ooroor Fourth and hut Wiel d stmts.
paerfs 26TH CONSIGN mETCT
BOOKS!
At Auction Every Night
PIIITATIC DALI DUBIN° TUE DAT
odo
ATEST NEW BOOKS, AT
13t7ECIDS
DAIIING AND SUITELLINGB, A Mirror, of the
Beet railroad adventure: Di Lieut. Nitiugur, one
of the adventurer,. . .
. .
A TANNIN NOT FROM DOME.
int DEJECT= WIPE, by Mn. Stephan,.
LNYANA ; or, TUB DOCTRINES OY ZDUOA
TION.
MEDITATION ON LIFE AND ITS BELIGIODB
DUTIES. •
BROHJO; COLUMNS.
MABEL, dr HEART RIBTORM3, by Ihnolla Rion
MARTIN POLE, by John Sanndons.
DENBLET—it nary
Itry. CLR
A T Z O T R DB'SAS MofA tRo-Rda IyA.
G O E n -
LI
RORPE IT TlLl,by_
REVISED UDT.RIMLATIONyRIvSI3n.gone.
OUR HOME. by Hawthorns.
MILAHOIRS KMOD AND RITIDY RP NATU
RAL HISTORY.
ELVANOR'IS VICTORY, by Birs..Braddon.
THE GOLD BREHM Or OLLIYORNIA, by
Gustave Armand.
DIME TALES OP THE REVOLUTION, No. 2.
GHOST 07 WELLDIAN-10 amt. 'nary No. L
, THR.NZW GOSPEL 07 PEACE, by Bt. Datjar
Ty° "
WITOOIii Oat. -
APPLETONI , U. I:POSTAL OUTDE, astlsr.
ined seediss islon tio. satiour Wore des Pot Wks
B De
tered Mild Om pa EYOND THII LINES; or, A, TANNER LOOSE
IN DIEM Atelier tarp supply of this thrilling
west mitred.
All NSW HOOKS, LATE PAPTSS and MAGA
ZINES rooked ss soon u pabUshoL
PHOTOGRAPH ALEVNA—A Ism fresh supply,
Wilzig At moth lawerprlces thou am bdore °Send .
he this elty. ,
COUNTING MOUE SCHOOL Sid LADIES'
STATION/MT, • l**. Gash stock; 4
• JOHN -P. Bumf.
oar .3lssonle MTh wort.
piltYrOGRAPii ALBUMS I.
. .
OVER 100 DUPEE/MiT STYLES
FROM 50 CENTS TO 515 r
FOB ELM BI
CHAS:. C.NUMT,T 4041',
SI WOOD STREEZ
DRY- 400tjg.1
HOOP SKIBTS
ISOOTS Arti)-suor*
:ateiteiiil•4 -
iIeOMIMUUPSAViTiON NOUS-4
11
7 , I ' 4 : 55 r FWV O *O4.
bAGC-40 410: -. 1weionabg“Prwilled:
JJ ati nu by' Elmira. count'
oLDAKORNAMENTSCIPVTLE LACES, BRAIDS .
AND BINDINGS, LAVE COLLARS, LINEN
DRESS & CLOAK TIMINGS
DOLLARS, BREAKFAsT SEM In Dm
•trler, LINEN BANDKERCIIIEES:OI,I •
. ,
. • 1.:;1. Irssb it oht Tideer.-SILli d CASH
. • MERE B SCAR/3, _ RIB- Or naments ana Buttons
NLR,
BONS, YLOWEIIs, FEATHERS
WHOP-. ' 4 ; FELT HATS, SEATER
lAT4, MLR HATS; HEAL•DIMASts
HEAD.NKTS, in awry aVie ; BONNET VEL
VETS, BONNET SILKS, NKATING rAPS,IIOODS.
ZOGAVE JACKETS, BREAKFAST CAYES.
SONTAGS, RA LMOIIAL SKIRTS, entirety
new etylee ; SLY, QUAKER., and other
new HOOP ninPs, FRENCH a
.
AMERICAN CORSETS; VAL
.MORAL STOCKlNtitieDoston BIM
bad. elbaker, Knit, and other kinds, for
fall and winter; GLOVE:4,Iu every idyls and
quality; goodpalrwELlD GLOYI., In dark col
ors And plain black, for 41 oti; p. 0.1 WHITE KID
GLOVES. for SI S. Ifen'a SiI=LAND WirOL
SMUTS AND DRAWERS, oral Scotch, nod
a full lion of other U ent r&arm ente nod
Eitilahlng G 09.12, for ,- Men. Women
and Children.
Or Wholesale Daessw op stake
Boyar* trout country, sad city dealers, will find
our stock at all times well awaited, and pric.. as low
as any other boner,
•
JOSEPH HOENE & CO.,
oat • 77 .4 79 MARKET STREET.
READY EAILLY IN NOVEMBER.
Gen. Butler at New Orleans ;
A 114t0t7 of the Department of the In the year
11C..., with an account Of the taPturn of ;ism' Or
leans, and a sketch of the preelous career of the
General, civil and military. By /Lase Tsasos,
anther of " Life of Andrew Jark.n," "Life of
Aaron Burr," etc.
Mr. Parton has had the best poesibln faNßtlea for
the preparation of this work, including free ILIVONI to
officisd document.. The capture of hew Urbane,
and General Butler'. administration there, form the
moat brilliant epoch In the present war, and there
wheats secuainted with Mx. Parton's previous works
will anticipate a volume of Interment Interest. It
will be toady elati in November, forming one octavo
volume of about 700 pages. Prin., In cloth binding,
00 . • MASON UItOTMESS,
oc26:l3tead 6 & 7 Meteor drag, New York.
ANALYSIS.-
iro 1:6 A s N \
ALLlng•—•—• 3l • so 'St. LOUIS. MO,
Ox. 2.30.
.01. 0 ,
MAMMLIA.-•••••—• 4 -4
W•ras--. *MAO.
100.
Having accepted the Age cy for the sale of the
SEM:PLY CLAY, mined near St. Louis, no., I in
ch* tbe attention of Glass and Steeillanufacturers
to the Analysts given above, se reported.by Profs. A.
A. ll•ys,, of Boaton, and/. C. Booth,. of Philadelphia,
which; together with the tut of actual experience by
manelleamers In Pittsburgh; Cincinnati mad St.
Loais A. detennitaes it to Le the purest and mart valu
able, Clay now known. whether Yorsignor Amory:an.
Pots made from It ham stoat In the Glass Furnace
from S 3 to 9 months.
The Analysis is of the Clay ea taken from the ins,
without any wishing or preparation whatever. I,
pummel grad adbealmmas 'and plaurticity qualities,
which am not shown by the Analysis, mad which ad
mit of the relaters of • large proportion of shall or
burned clay.
I am now promnel to All orders for the above Clay
to be shipped froth St. Louis or delivered hen.
♦LZS. GORDON
to. 121 SECOND STREET,
THIS VOLUME has been prepared
with my sanction, and le au authorized medium
of idionnation between the P. 0. Department end
the public. it. BLAIR. Poetenneter Genend.
ELEOOND EDITION NOW READY.
LPPL4Tows
United Staten Postal Snide,
Containing the Chief Regulations of the Post Meet
and a complete list at Poet Offices throughout the
United States, with other information for the people.
Prier, 25 and.; or, /1 per mama. PoUislied Quarterly.
This work ha. bolsi prepared at the request and
ander the sanction of the Pommaster General of the
Melted Stabs, and Is designed to meet • linnet relish
ha. heratolbre ezistel—the pnblications of the Le
win:sent and Mee by private anterprlee hitherto
haring teem =de wp solely of thlaminons laws and
t oo., necessary the goldanie of Poems,-
ten, bat of no put value to th e public generally.
D. APP
443 A DO.. Pchlithene
443 and 446 Broedway, N. Y.
Sent free., by mail. on receipt of price. •
gtSrAgents wanted to sell the work In all the large
cities and bran. ret.2l
PATENTED OCTOBER 8, 1861
DITHRIDGre PATZ2iT
OVAL LAMP CHIMNEYS.
SiIItIPACTVIID Or
XX FLINT GLASS.
Thew Chimneys era haterided for the fat dam,
heating ea parts Of the glees equally, dots not Irwin,
It to trotting. • R. T. DITHILIDOiI,
Fort Pitt airop.workNlcutunitton ou.st:
417 Pittsburgh, Peons.
BA"r' FARRELL
PRACTICAL PLIIMRIMS,
GAS AND STEAM ITTTERS,
Brasa Work, Pipe, Pampa, Valves
And all Mae or fittings for Water, Gas and Steam
AGITATORS AND TANKS TOR OIL ELJINL•
ILIEB, timid with lead by a wow promo.
licro. US FORTH STRUT.
• 14
I LA i AbIOND STEEL WORKS,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
PAU. BROTEER a Co.,
BEST failikirrT StI7NED CAST at m,
BomaSlat and Ociaaoth of an .ha Wamustad
equal to any imported or atanufsekond In this dom.
.001 to Lid warshoosa;Dos.ll9 sad 161 MIST
and 131 Ind 112 SZCOND BI CITE,
• - ,
joim 4A1.1 dir.
vAurt, FCFROE PLOW-WOREB,
P.M1113 1014
BLoaniailartro Nati &slam In all Hu illioroat khaki
af "PLOWS; PLOW , OASTINGS, SCOOPS,. MT
SING , NMI& to. ylth. greatly; Incroomad
lbr dotal , boo Welts dation to
gin raaa all; ,Twapatarottnrilla.
Warohouoo, Cecil& alloy and LiboA.ty
. ,
JOHN HALL,
BUMS= woos,
JAIL J. BRLIPWIL, . ,
QM,
EE L. CALD -
ie
p 0 WY+ PIIAIC
-• • 1316K= ileZr, entl anus
.t,,b 0111 =4.1 1 141#117. AND ii/MT aragrril.
oi17:11. Prrimurs,
*NNALI3 - .OF THE - ARMY- OF, THE
:Ll-MIMIXIILaaiID,?Ity au Mien. -1110dratid
; 101 4 $OO4 parmits.No94-oppgroiggsma, sopa. 1
.to: pages. _ _ .
OUR BUNDAY SCROOL, AND UMW'S NAN
,AGR-11'. -fay Wi Abbot.lttthin hittbdtictlon bY
DIEPTirt or AugAozzoxig: ri,slx hires.
tirar.,.toe gabby da; , , -. / BEAD,
OE2C, ; NO. 7 4 rOttre.rtn.t.
w: lONGOODS:thNIiwin, store
. Elestiteece%3: z
i" Virturtati
.11 ) tri/ 1 14 1 nr si lAr
lilLia 4 P/ 0112 ffit , • ,4;i 7•
• ' lo4trimirciiiiine=o7ssr .4 •11)P '
- ‘ 4,,• C . `? •
„iAir1ng.4,1040,4, trit::ioE4i a co.
VWIMI I 4AND TABLE CUTLERY, a
toil "°"*Thltsaroti,iii'l
HEAD-DRESSES, BEAD 3 BRAID NETS
A NEW INVOICE Or
6uo pus. SARATOGA TaINISONG
200 doz. of BUGLE AND BEAD GIMP
600 pea oc e White Edge, Black and scar
et VELVET RIBBON.
BONNET RIBBONS, all a colors and
latest styles.
Also, WOOL AND tspurn, HOODS, WOOL
STOCKINGS, In grvat variety, for oid and young
GENT'S STEEL, PAPER & LINEN COLLARS,
lII3DERSHLIMS, Daewrats, SOCKS, KECK
TIES, SCARPS, COMFORTS, SUSPENDERS, etc
DV" The Trule.applied at lulrost auth prime
wrfothutE 1100 MS VP STAIRS.
MACRUM & CLYDE,
78 MARKET STREET,
EXTRA ORDINARY BARGAINS I
EITRIORDIWY- -BARGAINS!!
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS !
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
Extraordinary Bargains
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS !
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS!
Dry Goods
HERB GUSTAVE NAUMAN, Solo Vklnial. ."
Mr. FRANK MOO= Solo.Yintle. •to
Ord Matinee. for Children on NVEDNIMDAT;
AND SATMIDAS ATTERNOONS. Tickets. Lo
Children, In the afternoon, 10 eenta.,, -No ball price
at night.
Tickets, at night...
Beerrned seed, "
Tor sale at the Book and Mask Stores and at The
.• 'balder
59 Market , Street. I CONCERT HALL._
BARKER & CO.'S,
•
JUST OPENED.
2,000 DOZ SPOOL COTTON,
111 umabors ranging from 10 to 193, which w• shall
claw out at 37 CENTS par down.
1000 DOZ. PLAIN AND FANCY SCARFS & TIPS.
5000 BALMORAL SKIRTS,
• At reduced rate..
50 dozen of the NEW ANTI-RHEU
➢IATIC SHIRT, at the retail price of
$1 SO each.
100 doz. Atkinson's Steel Collars.
.50 " " " Cu.l
AT
EATON, MACRUM.& 00'.8,,
yr kw 19 xprrn sTarar.
0e29
r:=1:13
Firm ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
AT
J. M. BURCHFIELD'S.
NEW POPLINS.
NEW EMPRE S S CLOTH.
PIGIIRKD POPLINS.
FRENCH ERINOS.
Figured and Striped Merinos.
FANCY simars•
NEW STYLE EASTERN CLOAKS.
PLAID SIIAIVIS—NISSEW PLAID EMUS.
A very full assortment of every de
scription of DRESS GOODS. ,
STEEL COLT.A R 8
EATON, MACRO' & CO.,
Na. IT AHD ID MTN STRUM Prenzoian, PA
Atkinßou!ti Steel Collars and Cuffs !
&Woad IS'hlte; hitlitig the appearance and mm
tort ofLizk w - To taitt•t7 men and treithes they
=tit IRMO or MIL 43012411 LEM corn:
Mut', !Hamlin 1 1 0 esch.
'lY3=mr "
Ladicqzry 991ba lOO sigh.
sent biza" - --ric ibt
uet,
irm
Riad
tichangs a BMW COLLAR Or an OLD O r RZ pro
tiding it b notintits, for 25 rents.
The Undo napplbd aßtha Ron Tart AMP* Print.
No! pti.f• Ibt Maras
RATON RAC= A 00.,
Pittairtnitt, P.
MALL 0001181
. NEW ' , 1:10ODS
Ind _rewind st
VOW; 111 / ABOir & COM,
21"i° 5t.., 1 1/ 1 k1IT; 4N&M.
GARUO'B•MABBLE WORIW,
• A besuttral 'ad unrtzwat
111.03LEt&IITELS, •
Monuimite and Omit Mono.
PlztOrrli - ,P; , i44II:4 , iO3KIIDALY AND JOHNI4.
balm.
NrAMICiOD Haw
•RESIVIED lzATost *LW oo*
relax*. Price Ms A Lecture collie Maw%
Treateentiour.BodicillAtro a.fltiontlitOrdbmo.
, & Dob d .
t laed /ittmoi3na fy M ontg* jorc & rr z ik o r o!
Ititteocencee. ccultaaPtioN EP= itt tilen sa
- tat "and Thyskal lo,copseity; s flog floor
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127 Berwory; Pee MO; Post Me Bee .
coNSIGNMEN7,B7-Rece,
1:3 -this '4l+,4soV,Gnmai,
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800, .do BeADIK
flueiCPAtoest -
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Now to star. and Da 5a1,11 . 17 iarg,
' ROTA s —AI bbls derapj
stmf rotund. jtscriceiredvad for alb 4.331.
15..amd , 1261 . 11 C . YAII GORDO.
A s:.ohNs. ehoica_ tram
eseelred sad for Ws by •
ocrf J. B. 6iNnatxt.
-PITTSBUR r :
ThxDroir
Positively tart night of the popular young antrum,
ETTIE HENDERSON;
who will appear In wren character', tyro dances and
a favorite song.
THIS (Saturday) NYMAN°, •
Will be presented, the new druniventitled,
THE 01P8ET8 Or GRANADA-
Aurora, the Gipsy GirL
Awe, th• wire----1---ttucauudawn.
To conchae city;
THE STRATAGEM! OT AN ACTRESS.
Etat. Ma lden= In four cluiractert, introducing two
celebrated dances and a favorite song.
To conclude with EL HIDER.
Eosdul.ii!! Ina! girth* 311 bwaden LOTTE
THOMPSoN.
11 413,
GOODWIN & CO.'S
POLYORAMA OF ME WAR.
Notwithstanding tba feet that the Hall has ben
weeded at each entertainment, the Manager, in
order to sorommodete the matey how reduced the
price of admission to Is MTH. without dteUncttoti
of ago.
TERNOON, .13 oclock
Adzolttion to N►tlnees=L►dle►, 10 mots; OAWiwi,
•
6 mate.
oaott 'RUM p•olltentllhangsr.
11Er Tuesday afternoon, Rthibitioh roe the benefit
of the Ladies Santhul Pommittes. oat
Between Tourth and Diamond
CONCERT HALL
Bol* Agents for
/ 60 per per.
as UMW! STRUT;
TOWII MM=L
ETT32I
THIRD AND POSITIVE - LT LAST %lEEE OP
MOO EBDUCED TO 18 OMITS(
Exhibition each EVMilli 0 it 7% o'clock
Matinees WYDNRSDAY sad SATURDAY AY
CONCERT EIAI..L.
ONE WEEK ONLY!
ONE WELK ONLY I
Commencing Monday Evening, Nov. 2d.
Commencing Monday Evening, Nov. 2d.
SUS ORIOINAL AND ONLY
:71]I)~:
Vocalists, f(arpists, •
AND SWISS BELL-MINDERS I
Will give an enteetalameat u Abovo r ai whleti oas
don they will be aulateit by Vocal eel! „histramaatal
Solo Artists of seknewledged .
MADAMS MAISBELL, Salo liarpfst.:
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THREE TREE LECTURES.
Dr. A. PAIGE.
The odebrand ELECTRICIAN Ala) PtflfiliOLO.
GIST, formerly of Breton, len lettere ha
cciivciurer HALL, Ptraskumi,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THERADd T
- BVDNINON, October 2btl. fdrk and VA,
AT TX - O'CLOCK; OR
ELECT 1 7. 1
A. connected with the Mental grid Ph_ plat champ/.
blysteoi. and DI of HUMAN LIMB; fano Ito
origin to tta *km.
Ladle@ and Gentlenam are reepecthdllj herald to
attend. muss TIME. • Keeley' anidtended by
their parent., not disorderly persons, Mating.
lbws, on TTIMAY ATTKANOOK, Ott.
./06, at 11
o'clock, 111/01,1D131TILLT TO 1491121,:and at
o'clotk to the/MOM% to awnssuatuom
//TELT. Adatbsion, 23 cents. . .
• '4
Dr: PAIGE', In cant' . - ibetkit ---. Dr. - 1. ii , 41:131p
Rl= too taken TOOL= at' 152 intairmarneT,
whore Marvin &tote a portion ttf stir Wise to the
D AN RICE
BEAT MO
The model and
exhibition of the
vat sitdldt In
prrrainnum, (DE RED Lim Aol,)
Wednesday, linisday; Priddy and Sat-
Oet. 28 20: . 30 and 31,
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And lad in their - 11!Aze13t partioliumes.
The ban troupe of MI:1 ,
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ltrat brought bafors
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