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' 4:3 „:...-, •k- : '' , • BIZMB D L TIIIJRSDAY 110111 , 1ING . ...... 110 V .. 20, 1863 . t , A 'National Thanksgiving—By the President of the United States of America. drawing towards Its close ham tatfA t 111.41 PaPIOD or sruitrol sod • haalfhtoi 'TO thiati bdititaa, bath are at mastaatly cajoyed that Ira Ara prone ta knot the , • wares from whirl theycoma, otbars him been added, - - which am of so extraordinary • nature . that they • cannot fail to penetrate and soften even the teurt , re .. *s team - 91 °T ia g w d af-MH4A4tY, H9d. . In the Midst bra' chit war of cuiequalcd mogul and- aeveritY, which hal•aomotimee teenind to foreign 'SIMMS ithil:riite" ead - itnkthke their awes grieh reef bee, bun preserved with all Manna motor has New manthined ; the lawahava-houtrarpected and oboist, Sad harmony has preened esetywbere. • agmPt lathe theatre of military, noufficd Sthfli that theatrabas been greatly ocintrieled-by the advancing armies and maids . Needful diversions of wealth mud of strength from the flelditiff — liGidefel industry to the natioualdefence, 4epiftugb,ii l lraltpttle or theship; 'the identbir the bo&irs of our setticriOntic . sa4,,Ahatit,kals, 91,1,ri1l of Iron and coal as of the pre efous metali, have yieldedaven more abundantly than ~tharstofori. ?oplast,lowlups apeadily increased,-not withitrindhig thewaite that: hen been made In camp, the tinge smiths battle Bildt, and. the country, re joicing in tlui'critsibmsioall of quipsented strength and tiger, Li permitted Weal:St continuance of years Witblat - ge ineresse Of freedom. : ( Vslinmail - airtime{ hath - dritiednor !with any mor tal hithdiforkid out therre,gniat things. They are theeadons (Maid theldoet High God, who, while timript , as InAnger 'for um, ail* rt bath nevehe less' Mao:gen:l merry. It has merged to me at and PtoPeratt they abonid be,solemily, reverently ea. grate atknoihrfgel i th With one heart and voice by the w ole people. I do tharebyinvitamy Wow-citizens, in every part of the flatted States, and also three who are at sea and thosamitagsojogrning.tn-foralgn lands, to wet apart, and observe the Ind Thursday ef November gee, eatshr eLTltankagteinigand Praia° to our be: uthcent father who dwelleth in the Heathost: ; And Inwornmend to timun thatrehile offering up the aserlptions justly due to Him for such singular danziatoina blessings, they to also with bumble penitence for oar national al disobedi ent, commend to His tender cane all those who have become widows, orphans, mourners nr sufferers in the lamentable chilatrigi to Which we jim engaged, and fervently implore the Interposition of the Abaighty Hand to heat the wounds of the nation and to raffore it as somiesmay be consistent with the thine PPrlnsWitlethe of Pomo, hoe - ' • •- many, tranquility old /11 testimony. whereof, 3 have hereunto sat my hand end eansodthe watt the Malted Statist torte armed. , Tiarte at the tit) , o Sfainbigton, this third day of October, to the year of our Lord, one 8.1 thousand eight buithredand sixt-three, and of indepert dtmthof the United Sta t es the eighty-eighth. _ A.BIIANALI LINCOLN. , , e t e By the Presidant r ; ' • Wrt.iramTS.'itswaith, SixtettirY or State Esitzlisittseiti- 4 -Etteretian The news front seyeral quarters today evidences that .our ay/ties aro at length. in etineerted . m'o'vement.` ' in war,ras ip AdatietiC'n,'tlib 'general re quirnment whichis - made on him who - would `achieve e6ecet4; seems en.bo—Acrtoit. Por onco,tjtiatthe gepigs,of a F.turos finds scope in eutintainingsuccessfettly a policy of enaCtion, thousand chances favor the iNer4altefulandlixeless enterprising of an Itutaudidia r aZzsayor-a.N.A.rotrou. t7 e #R,„ ,Iti-Rfi?rF4.thmoFluti'm — an d by delayseek - to bale the advantages of an enemy cif - ianekwledged superiority' In numbers ; strengthßditeeources • but when this is reverted, and the superior party in all these advantages; by caution and timid delay accepts - the plabo of inferionty, there f• • , is no plea ofjnstifitiathm• crux be offered, and it is a mere abuse of liinguage and. prosti tution of intellect • to suggest the false per allelisia "of tliii "Great Cimetator," when the. cirourastarteca. the„mtse -render all such complimentary allusions ir4eievant, and , I t t ref?frtj ° ,4i?Plikeioult reader, no better than satire, or irony—a ll the more severe. I too, because the serious-minded writer maintains; under all circumstances, when he is making such classical allusions, the moat irapalrturbatilo „arid impenetrable gravity of speech and manner! ' Slut" let' the - riZcoMixioffiding gentlemen who write to please,-do-nothing generals, stand wide. Earnestness—energy—action —these' are Contagious influences, :and having inapired-a -General in the West, whoa now illuatrating.his excellent etc . ticat . nde,44 strat i egj cby - atoning on the enemy's works—or perhaps moving around • them' If MU suits .bettOr—rve think the • t• time is come for these influences to rule the hour - in the East,',Xlito;-,-and if one General cannot be so lifspired, another must, be , foruid•who can, •An earnest, energetic, anti - votive General—not a Elmira in the poor, narrawoittapposite,.and inadequate sense of a mere conctator--has nice the golden "doors of apPortunity open before bini, to lead thi' Ailn — y`iir the Potomac on to vic:. .t alMdl--be • deolsive and This used to be a costly ankernel amuse _ ment T asthe•reader Of Egyptian history will readilrbear na out in saying. But great oblilgfs ttarc.cetae,,over, hcoth kings and peoples since the days of Cm/ors. In the matter. of _pyramidAttilding, for ins . te . tm no American would subscribe a dollar, or a days work, to have the biggest of those inklieifitialtlbteatittiilaNftgypt's kings, thatastonish the modern traveler ascending ta/tire, Ailed on th'eliiiks of the Potat ;I t 4 ? ..t hi t.AlN Pr. Oje..*PaissiPP L Btill we can build pyr , ttritide—and do so—after oar ownliehion. During autumn -months cf. this very year., the- loyal ,citizens of nineteen great iliratelleth r istslit x t ttihdedup a pyramid noitagaiipontionst on whose the beneficent !WA tif the fgetlom-loving North „hoe decreed that the, Sienius of Universal msneipaUon stow and henceforth " ./TIIOCI.4Ix. LINLITY. 171II0EaFIVIIT ALL /MI rAMAIrdt OIIJBUSIIIi4IIIIII , TPIIIIzor• —But heside this}great and ever glorious itptetpre—this ~ : star-ypointed pyramid"— awtit,i_apitt6peraletl to trig oT humanity /II alltho.ages of time—ono arid the' sand, '71.; ntltscer uatiertmk .. to build ,-e n t - 2 a iety little -pyraii4di: otherwise pointed, .04. ‘4 hdiisi,l, ~.,';''-':•:-;-,—,:: ' 7•: - .:': . ..,141 , 1' 4 i ',.a.,4 . , - ;. ..1f,',.; n. A2cmcA6o,.4vmpn,-. •,- speaking 'the business of that cits;;lliiff'...!`76Thavffi fifty-four ;;Pritteipitiliseiting••houses - operstfoiti es; - psblent editing!, frons',E,oo to B,OXIO hogs 1 dsi,And frozeilo6l4 . 4bb lieficitile. The ; _ • largest-establishment packed 93,000 hogs iii 448,200 atfiti•lasErlearoliThe receipts • •,- , • Wit week Wert/$ OOO hogs end 912°°,21,44!t. Grate: receipts moderate a n d eon dunes* dirlegPa iriater:' The Shipments like Saturday amounted. to o Ter. 160,- ' bushtli, 6.11 ilreadr are - all doing - - -7 ,- iitadk receipts dlslifitillirtgetrlAMllBl onrhetelej areerteeded.,,There has horn, nothieglike it Attics ) ' Oar p o pulatio n is mmitianilY ifinteettdrig4d&O vra r z : r4 **l 'b i, i n s d a . POC 4 , 1 01 1")4 (St Aw sgs4po for ne is - iiit t ima r ojka , rots Us Plug uP- Fri Mazyland6.Tlto .Electlon—Gov. 1 a lk aguzin ifradfoke, and tge Csingreasmen Elea t ' • ...Arresta t etc , * - -*CALLEAREFSY- - POSTLOFFICtf. 22ed lluwiag l g et itelui ter to o t f h 3"l7- e New t 10 ' :4W,....from P P :6 4to+ j p.l7 hf.'". n025:1t 13.IMUKL lIIDDLE, P. M ening_ Post • ere is not a word of truth in the cop- - CEITHETTNLYTUIiIIit &mann .nets story that GOT. Bradford is going "ion wi PINT /ND Flamm% STa—Thankfai wing ll he held In-AhiaChuretton THIS rho:attar), to refuse certificates of election bitherepre - ittElailtia , hello irk. issr#o_sy thrrestrol sentatives from Maryland, under the pre- A or tzs :r kliiing t.xnfribution vat sas Co Wino. tense that Gen.Fichenck's order vitiated the , election. I : TIT?.. UNION CITY EXECUTIVE COll- • ih r t Tbegrand jury' who presented judges of titiolictriP, election at Annapolis for obeying General THIRD of the North Auter . iZ com ° pa ‘ ny , t:e. so Seltenelesorder*lthdrew theirpresentteent, , THIRD STRYIET, on MONDAT !EVENING, 3Ott, T of 7%o'clock, for the porprose of taking action alien .Judge Brewer signified his determi sane to the approaching municipal chstkm, a . nation to keep theMtill they should act on nnetnal attendance is desired. By order • P the treason eases before them. I W. F. JOHNSTON, Mr. William B. Hill, Governor Bradford's I,' .° 24 Secretary of State, ands thorouglremaieb. I - Iy - LECTURE ONTEMEAST.- , -LExv. patiimist, it - it believed, will be unanimous- I ...ll' JAMRS BRUMLEY, D. D.. swill deliver • 1,1 . ! elected Treasurer of the State by the Le- liazre , guslatstre. UNITID PRZSDTTMAN CHUBBY!. tintoc t If Gen. Goldsborough, thenew comptrol- "them Sass, In Mount &nal, to JernelatTra ittti ler,shonlete chosen to the Gaited States Ben- 7:61 t t ? , , ' l , 3 beb b . °fri 0:404.=7,tb:A• or at the ate by the Legislature,to succeed Gov. Hicks, door. "4 n024::1t his place 'will be filled by Uutt body andmot - . by the Governor. It is conceded that Mr. Blair's Rockville speech - lost the"cane of emancipation She delegates from Montgomery county: It is also conceded that Gov. Bradford's protest against Gen.. Schenck's Order defeated the rlectian of.Hollang lathe Fifth Distriot. The Baltimore Sun, of Tuesday, says : A numberef the prominent citizens of Anne Arundel runty were arrested in Annapo lis yesterday, by the military authorities, and bionght thid 'city under guard and taken to the office of Col. Fish, where they were paroled to report this morning. The. charges against them are disloyalty and refusing to take the oath of allegiance on the late election day in the State, viz, 4th of November. The following are their names: F,z-Governot alum G. Pratt, Col. Joseph H. Nicholson, Nichols! Green, clerk of Anne Arundel county Circuit Conrt,Jaa. , , Revell, State's attorney for the same county - , Mr. Mills; : la to reporter of the Maryland Genii' Of APpedds;'ltabisit; W. Tate, Benjszt Watkins, Wtn. Tell Claude, W. H. Mc- Porlin, G. W. Duvall, Edward Boyle,B. Lougee, Dr. S. F. Owens James E. Tate, and D. Claude Handy. Thomas Franklin, fermerly State's Senator from -Anne Arun del, was also arrested, but owing to Neve, arse permitted to remain in Annapolis, under guard. It was also stated that the members of the grand jury for Anne Alluded. county: bad. been arrested, and would be brought to-this city under gutisid to-day. pgramld Ballding. d4iiit'it•the rhtl4., •*"." • • ti Vii;^-+~'~,~ 'C'"~. A Member of the British Parliament - on American Affhirs. We find in the English papers a speech of Mr. Villiers, M. P., on the foreign policy of the British government, made on the 9th instant, at Wolverhampton. We give & pas sage from the conclusion of the speech: "hion-intervention was the great house hold principle of minding your own busi ness applied to nations at large, where it was as useful to be observed. ["Hear, - and laugh.] Ile only wished that:forbearance could be carried still farther, and that nations would be somewhat more careful in the language they employed toward each ether. [Hear, hear.] It arose frequently mom ignorance quite unwarrantable, and censures were often unreasonable in those who cast them. He thought hard measures had been dealt out both to the federate and the southerners in thin country. The most bitter reproaches had been cast upon the President for - desiring to retain the Union, and against the Southerners for desiring th retain what they called their property. Yet he could not help remembering that for the first ten years he was in Parliament, one of the prominent questions of the day was the repeal of the Union with Ireland. [Hear.] Yet he never remembered one Eng lish member who was net for it, or one that would not have voted any means to main 'fain it, or any minister who would net have been called a -traitor who had thought of yielding it. [hear, hear] and he did not know to what length they would not have gone to retain the Union, had the eminent man who niitated that question so persever iugly notdied. [Hear.] Again,for someyears before he wont into Parliament be remem bered well the kind of language that used to be held towards Lord Brougham and others who Bought to emancipate the negrois that belonged to Englishmen, and he doubted if it was very different from that which the southerners addressed to the abolitionists now.[Hear, hear.] ' They, however, so Englishmen, would - have beet indignant if , other trations -hid interfered with their in ternal disputei and not allowed them to set tle those questions as it seemed to them' to . do—and which, in fact, they did, to their own entire satisfaction. [Hear, hear.] Why, then, should the Americans not be allowed to settle their affairs in the way they think right, without being so severely condemned by oilier people." [Cheers.] Holding - Prisoners of War . to Starve. A-Richmond journal a little while ago, made the atiociona suggestion that our sol diers, who are prisoners in rebel hands, should not be fed with sufficient food, while so 'many of the inhabitants of the South were pinched with want. That these pris oners suffer from insufficient and unwhole seine food, is ton well authenticated to be doubted, as well as that many have died in consequence, murdered by rebel barbarity. II been reliably stated that the rebel offierrs in charge of_oxcr. prisoners adtiait these facts, and plead in excuse that many of their own people are as miserably deed -This raises the question, what right hes a belligerent to hold prisiners of war ifate. caranbrfeetr tteirt? 'To - do this is as much an outrage upon the rules of war as to shoot Filmier" of -war izi- , :cold-blood, - - and it is more atrocious. The destitution of the Cod— federates* they brought upon themselves. The Government-is-not responsible' for it. The suffering their rebellion has brought upon the psor tend the innocent is one of Chi chief features of their crime. But this gpilty-destitution lit - no palliation for their starving oar soldiers. Forevory ono of our , men who suffer at their hands, our Govern ment has the right to hold them to strict aeccrust,• - the same as if they bad been mur dered by, violence, and to take the same measures to enforce this responsibility.— Ja.... arum:, ;....., ~... ......, , ... Ara., the furniture eft by the rebels at Port Royal is to be collected and sold at auc tion by a government, agent: 'The houses 'are to be sold on' the 'nth of January, by the Tax. Commissioners, to the highest bid- denand-the plantations still held by gov ernment, which.wereliidin last spring by the Commissioners ' arc alio fobs bold' these on Ilittonilerul isl and on the let of Decem ber, and on the other islands in 'January. Bo deolsiitil has been the suCceisur the for innate few who 'night in, March last, that a.goodprics is expected forthe land soon to be sold.. .The average last spring ; was only„slart. acre;, now,ft Is_ thought bring at legit P., The negroes are much 'Pleased with the plan and prospects, and are 7.begin.„*PS .11;kileTitAni4 die term "Squatter isovereignty.' TWeervrwo notonous' " coppperheads" have been arrested near- Jacksonville :111i? , , nois, for attempting to throw a train of " cars off the track onthe Jacksonville and Man cagstPiPAlFolik *Mk Tio.w. 9t rescuing aisertera rinser charge of a proper officer.. The-train was oply. saved from destruction by the vigilance of the -engineer, who 'ow' the rails had been tern' lip in bhp to check its pro, .3 with butlittle damage. Cauroaina Wisza.- 7 4 lookillg °cif till!, 'market reports of 'the Bah Fratielsco tin, we notice the .following remark* on mines: • " Foreign wines' aro neglected and the native varieties are fast taking their Pladesr- PIIODAZIE ADVANCIEII DOXEST Goops.---; _The United Saes .econotoist sty that job 'bOraltaTii:bititght, np *yeti larips motets of domestic gooda i both cotton out woitif Tho p ro b a bo; goo Indicate an Minna JJI sU .Itintla of pod& 11 HE 'NEW - thrlilsiAßT/CS , AT! : 71:111TILLE HALL.—The Classes an open for new member at each ttme of meetlng t Ladies pad i finatlemen,••TMDlAl ised,ERIPAX EVEN TEM itt.l%." Ladthl MIA ChtfAna, WEDNESDAY and fiATRAT AFTERNOONS, at o'clock. AIMASCZ : Fee Adolts, cot= twenty- SO. • For ladeatid st • —. 4 W. • For Children, DeWitt TZ.;.10 STIDENIE AND LOVERS OF CHMOH:MOSIC.—The erellekranril composer, Mr. JOHN ZUNDEL, o*anist and Di rector of Minft — Of EDiory Want Deerleen Church, New TorC will Malt Mir city during the negt month to give • short course of inetractlon InHar*ony, the Organ or Melodeon, and Chorm Singing, connected with public porton:Canoes on the Organ and Sacred .oonmorta. , Chaolara, mating term*, etc ., may be o. tallied at the Idurio Storm of H. Bieber a Bro. and O. O. Mellor. noll.tDeca 11. ATTENTION I VOLUNTEERS.- A few recruits are wanted ROBERT S ., 84 Penna. Artillery. Col. JOSEPH. RBR This seghnent is permanently etelloluid al Fort Monroe, o garrison of the post. By enlisting In it, all expo sure, long marches and privations of the fold are avoided, and men are provided with comfortable quarters ho the largest and matt important torten.. Con he country, and are thoroughly instructed In all the dudes of Artillev and Infantry Soldiers.: 411 the Bounties pnitirt4 o2 to veteran, and 8342 to new volunteerif. Apply„ or further Information, at the Redrafting Bandanas, LAFAYETTE BALL, Wood loran, be low Fourth. Capt, JOSEPH B. BLSPILAII, 'Battery L.3d Perin& Artillery NUM' • PAIFIL OF Presiornan, Comtutnn , ) Mt. urgh. Nor. 2, Mt UDTHE PRESIDENT AND BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day doctored BMW Pf 03S DOLtAR MD L 'fWE.bITY-PLYE CEN per shose on the stock of the Plttebutah Trust Company to Ist of August, and TWO DOL LARS per share on the Capital Mock of the Tint National Bank, out of the. profits to the Lot pay - able on or alter TUESDAY, the 10th itort.• • • The Stockholders are hereby =final that the final =e t, n - t fi o . f . tt ,anbsc on p. rit:t . t: to the i C k :pital u li r to ti, ck ol sis or : • before the Ist day of 2107 not. no3:lm JOHN D. SCOLLY. Cashier. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.- The Amuml 2.l...eting of the Stockholdors. of the Pittsburgh Connelissillo Railroad Cotopaty trill he held a, the office of the Conurny, Pones` Building,)..Yourth BUM; lathe City of Pittsburgh, on the 'FIRST MONDAY (7th day,) Of DECM• BER NEXT, at 13 o'clook m., for the porpers, of electing twelve Directors for thu ensuing year. W. 0. /117GBART, Secretary. pO VAI. OF TIL persons to are her E ebyD E no A tified that the removal of all Inman remains nos in the Pres byterian Burying Ground, on Juniata street, Second Ward, City of kliegheny, to Hill dale Cemetery, Will be commenced on the dith of this month. Ity order of the Board of„Undoes., noledd ltf. 11cGONNIGLE, grey. Dirt= tar Blosonstana.r: lasousxce CO. Pittsburgh, Nov. 20th, U.DIVIDEND.--Nhe Directors of this Company ben this day declared a Dividend of TWO DOLLA.Bn upon each eters or the Conant Stock, to be applied to the reduction of the Stock Doe Dills. no2Dttdat E. , 11,1* - 18. Secretes-3% Omcs orblososaaam.s. .I.MITIANCI CO., t Pittibergh, Nov. With, 1963. ,V WAN ELECTION ,FOR FIFTEEN DIRECTORS of this Compriny, to serve for tbo entering year, will be held at its calm No. 98 Water street, on TIILSDAY, December Ist, betwiiien the hours of 11 a. m. and 1 p. na. ntallitd . R. E. DAVIS, Secretary. r - 7rTIIE lIL&YORALTY OF ALLE MIENS' —Copt. Slams Days. et the uriina l solicitation of many citizens, has consented to permit his name to be aced nee candidate for the lifaroridiY of Allegheny City, at the ensuing municipal riot. thin. 4Ari am 3 ; 4 / 1 / 1124111-giA DRESS GOODS I A fall line, In atenz tariot.y. \lll.lTir., Oita A CO CURTAINS I • A. 'minty of otylen In Late. .1.2 t WHITE. OUR .t BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CLOTHS, HODST,TIIDSISHING GOODS. A large stcck. WHITE, ORR & CO: CLOAKS I - In .11 Ryles !RAWLS A vvry largoptock to scloct ,WIIITY,ORIt A CO , G OVERNMENT SA.LE.—WiII be sold Gat Public Auction, by Messrs. Davis & Mclt• wain*, at No . d 4 rine street, on MONDAY, Nevem. ber .18e3, at 70 0•40 e• t•l, • lo1.0r. , •••=••ed pooling "and Heating Stoves, and Neater .Sarrels. They can be seen at the Auction IiDOMS on the Mb last.. Terms sash, Government money. WILLIAM J. 1100IIM.NAD.Gapt , U. 8. A., . Muerinilinil-=ursiniOfficer. A RARE CHANGE FOR INVEST- AtZBT.rIV9IIO,r, foc stgq tmt.toto largo ILD4 aztoislro • COAI, WOILE.q, filfaMaßalewen and eight adios from the clty r on th e PP. Rd bed eninHer lidcooulki operation, tan-. Dias 8,000 bath. coal daily, and which can be in creased, by a small outlay, to doable tkat ?kee thp feclr cold-W em OrAl Ma.tbli toad, dk special &fr fidaoomeats. . . for terms sad particular. apply al oar Coal Office, NO. AQS.l,lberiy sptot,. Pittabarg h. 1101 , 10 6 d ' Il2efeldoß, STEWART A CO. . PMANUFACTURER'S OF HOSE).— I nopml4 are Incited Pi PFelytd. until. RIMY, tltentd Inft: by die Codamittce on lire Engines of the City of d l.lptheny, for the manufac ture areg denser", In pald, ty, of one thousand IlieT - of the bat dea fi ty - Or Les her Hosie, suitable for the um of Steam Tim Engines. Separate propotats era solicited for p,and 10 inch hoettuomptlets. Prorate t ote Sealed Ina lefr*ltrA:l l . SEM. n VINE DIATiLLIN 0 ON . PENN. ST:, TOE aarge..thise•Story, DEICE DWELLING, N 0.115 Penn meet, belt?* Hey iitrnet, is offmnd for sale. Price 116,600. The hoinsis hat, (swabbed with marble mantels, gas and water. Large yard and Ailey In the rear. Any 0110.1dAtirljr to i.e the house can enter through the side gets nn Penn street. JOIEN WAY, Jr., no111:2p0a1 fienickleyrilie P. 0. WIIITEM24.OIT , FLOWERS, &O. ) Forwarded to order from ItrUKDOCBI3 OAKLAND GREENHOOKIL Fourth street oars ran out to the Greenhodee every fifteen 01011U3. maw 11V.1211EILA=1,00tribs: irefito lU:a I : asuuni a—so bbh. extra Labrador ; BEANS-6 0 bosh. Small Nary u tenes—a) buds. White OWL. ; APPLICEO OWL Received in store end for sale by n 025 250 1: 1 9VP4 - .415513 In atom and for sate I:7 ALEXA.NDIOI GORD94,, 417)11BRIZ. THILCITBLO WHTE I V AUCHOBII, sod other varieties of IVO,. XOTA 'balk* .icat sat - map, s lot of choice APPLES, of different Mai:. inch as vire mold by_ the anderikol4 list • . EDWWWlLASiCiffnWthinioilL • ZIOR__ A N 'FOR . ONT. ON AK -1 Trott. so.- d - tai stet next dooi to a. Raw*d. fool, u of Ilrhitt NO es Chnit Adams Joilti WAY, Jr. no18:20111. ,. .. " ftwiricUrrlllo r. 9- . : LW* . 1 4 2 /0 Yaito.fg gts.ls. by, " B. toLtnia, QAUSAfir, LSAT IWARK PIGS FUT, ac.; for sabz. br: • CHO - t..CAT;DWZEL; -- ' sogi =mei 7irsCA abOktitaitesiL;2 duatits CPB4I) 8A5. 1 4 4, r- 5 teL SuR4 Duo owymaan;ul,lwitr.PeiverdAr!Pigais 10 - 120 • 0 60:1 4 4, 10 " 0 ,23 YEANICAKRVANIMIL la3eittSo l ,Vool - o =- 00e. Sett -pox, 40111 117174 LUt'L - ' &wool greet. . • " " iniatriolt VattdakLE-;41 Raft of Framarri , 4: Ur. axceagtogitoio6 6to 13 than* Kama • 4611:641t iol.ausa =es= tr - (26 if AsErrya__ Street. Tb.• owner can bare the wane 11 pay ing trapensu and proving prorwrty. TaYinT SNTED--nyWpiringmsn who hart had eerrrelyeara . experieaue, - • A SIITATidii IN A MING 8i1".4H. -,.-CsairapaWitizat EiStrItREV. ileti 4 • Aa6ri. o. N 019 ••a Yttlia • neophou;; VALUABLE FARM FOR §4I ,V.ln , "tg.l" dggiabip; lashana' • inionty,•an the'reo , fflarialtrinchlfalVondlhitdzigifeere of 11'1111101'mm Illocklick. Station. containing 217 acres, LOU of which aro cleared and under cultivation, laalapelawn.W.Onl.! epFedle.d 41.114fr0f,.12.**4.11.7.bir.. goad' rinkoonsc;never-folilug springs in nearly all the cello, tiro °Haar& of choice fruit. Sultnhlc for a. atackor Isriin filtraUMlE 145oldlies, For forthcr information apply to AtiOtAlSll4.l.44l,Actgrnoy - at - Low, :i.nreLaSt i near Grant. 00AL! AND ) SURFACE I '# SALX, situate at the mouth of !dingo Crook, 2.3.‘ rullea balms gomagatrpla, aty..contaluing from Who •0113111: 1 ttt, Is good outlet and lauding. _This land is rich, and well calculated_ for grain or pasture, the most of which is cltstred. II rtotgpda;bah:melba 24th day ef Do •Wmber, Nivel be oth 'Ton that' day, on the mine ises, at public outcry, with or without Alli , •coit; 'at' m ilso l 7l3l.rataaS l iZintlmprosed land, in Ilniou township, Washington county. (adjoining 'heirs 'of Whitheb.l,) will also be offered for sale at the. same thmi and s plime. •j. or further paiticulars me handbills; or:apply to EIOSESIIiCOTP., hloncaigabelaTity. Pa- AT OLD PRICES! no26.4tarß The Publisher of UUNTS IMBUE AWN - Destros to Inform the publlo that, h. HAS NOT RAISED - THE PRICE, But sells them at the old flee B IV2 csiarrrs A. gov-y: 30 Cents per Amu. $3 00 purr ram 11,-. g ro om or mod, LL 75 per gross Ten gross, or ulna, 53 80 per gl-OSII SllPluek for aux . ra PITTSBURGH •IMAXAC, U yon leant the beat s and take no °Gunn. ESiilod poat•pdd on receipt of two nod rump. Address al orlon, to JOHN P. HUNT, Publisher, -111.:sonlc Elan, rift areet. CONCERT HALL SHOE STORE, No. 6:2 FIFTH STREET, The only bongs In Pittsburgh that sslis RIVETED ' 81TOP119, WARRANTS ALL THE GOODS, RT.PL1113.141.11 WORE MSS tka24 • • BOY:i' CLOTHING A fresh supply of Gape. and Sack Overcoats, MELTON, itS.A.VEIIS, CLiIIiGLULLAS, cosntrats. • Garibaldi and Ontaway Suite, FOIL 011/1.1)11.10 Awl n on.Wrtroent of xcals of all Muds, for E r! ±i° YiP, 7 l l l, GRAY & LOGAN, Nu. 13 rifth St. no:V.:2w lIIIICIIANT TAILOR, No. 79 FEDERAL STREIRT, ' ' I mitt,. ititkat k>6. rot Fancy Cassimeres t Overcastings, CABIII4EII2 AND VEINS . / ViSTINGS, thiltable forlVlnter Wear, =ado to artier in the best stV z izn i t an gintt notice, - G tt,,tPts.--we .can furnish, of the - m. totlowths CHOICE toils CONO6IID, DNIAWASZ. ninussanNT, w.smaninton TO !CANA, LNITI; CARPETS HAVE ADVANCED IN TILE EAST, • Euewt cooflnue 'toitellf ilntlrltiither notice, all goods Itremr Mast pVceir Reeinc4 Fumy. P.O per put. From -last season's rad. 7. D. aarcanlm, 6ENTRTi7CVENIrt RESLDDNOE rotociut.-41i Intact ground, haeinga front - of o root on the treernut 1/2004kwtrtb 'mann 111 4' itomorall la trout, flan railiegalaa atone waikkete. lk . ttell !MIL 49aTettiOnalrIFINTd- br" dw" n ' Ing Willie, portico to ,fronk.erustf nau,.large parlor, inittlinialitle, Bra oftdd.tberaickoKciOthei -room; Utast, anishmannand mWraginlitiratetantauroaatabia , kud %map-bona ma: Mhz . J . !txt . .W.,.4114 . 22:2 4 Lt_ h uset peach treat i ,blinstralwoh , ' ihiabbe . if. att. pmeestioa... - twat_ a. our =A SQ2CBvI4 Marital IB l EVilion'Am9LG lst it A t t: lool4o, l l , PltGb .141863.. f; WILL BB SOLD AT PUBLIC A. 11 4.lo3.losaaaderoneglp_nblialf. oll ar t , at the Tar Granais, on. HaTUADAlrvtlyt, aalb Inft, .4; a 'o`elickli. at. :Rite abate animals are . zondconacil, , unglafoi.pnblEc sereiceiondiftlt be sold to the hlah. "Tents ,caah..4oTAToment TATA.. • • 0.01t0Ee.,..;.'.. 110254 , i • TA. 1/441i Goacral Qv A ntrMArtslllailriVAgirrirr,•l . • yitteburab, r‘ MAL „ .. •ti pug:773mi sold at e.-7 PublicMtetiop, a fa* nuantity of STOLE XVI lti4; at 'tfle:rair Grounds, on 4:1134,44Y, tag lathiaat4iitaVeltak " • *Maw artalggitoprzoblee the nine, hot bater OUrniw thapiqtatackaa irisi to tho Met. 4""LIN' Terna_caah, Glovertunenl , h 9 • • ," airrDepory Q, bl• General._ jr - n — Ctibi -Pear}.pemintail -trit4'rahntit.T66i,ank Gmerl't l / 4 , 4; Ortru.; 14t*' Soina, - 13ukotialt,.=Mparairlo: 4 04 StlaWiAtrici, 4qaales,,ttati Gen , zr /On he jog; .- PbortYabd nand strode: A4Atiors4'itEsii XIYa-E1W.4,1, ATAlAncmgri to fps/4 tocl tor liidaktOtetng, rind for allb 01 , tbo anemia Y rt.", f..tore r tlYS,Stik „... Wear' " Vortrill rudilof 1401 10'7 Ja 441 ' 4 11 4 Arnlithie, ,Ibt. u Ir, b tbo pound; o .141.6 and iitsui.trp 40111t11. mat - corner ZOKs7ll44Peditrertt, ILIDDLZ. •11 121 Second sieet.t .4D - 001 A EmOlt PLATE p_qL AVsehmston. November 21, lid. j The Department will, moil the MST DAY OF DE at • each of IiFL 2l'e-rreyc Ya ve r r d w s r a o t p c P e r le t s f m or o utth ,l eNd.. if U; Charlestown. Hue.; Brooklyn, New York., and Phil -IphLy Mt ylt.sprihed aide armor. 111"Migkel. apd%dL platta, roc one Trawl at each y•rd. Ihe proposition may be wtutratele for th. o aide armor, stringers, sad deck plating, and nay b. format or more resole, but It toast embrace the Rhode °teach &script lou.or.lrogt For • vessel; that is, At; tsitillt=rt,etioi, Sr the Ida armor Eleven bondred 010,0) wrought. fron.platee, more ."./'901!1.1-1114ftet kfAtZtAftrlS-tio cs.p ineterserbbi, "arid on. son onr-half (1%) inch thick. A portion of there platestsill to sheared Ps soil the carpal:lmad; lot 1140 of the vem.li m.o. to et firofliiid'elotiorrenetrid-Instotiea;for,shieb plane will be furnishes' to the contractors. To be of the best fron end" and Witco quas..., straight, and planed tr.; iiml to be delivered sifthin . kn. ap) waif., from tbb data otoontract. L 'IrBACMIT IRON STRINGERS. Three thousand sad taint) (3,0a1)1 Meal feet of I= I lirtfinr4Sight:(l9,lo.hoilatuinialicept at the dens I find . em, where tory will taper one wai,for the length of about forty (40) feet on each mid of the en set to ebout three (3) ladies. These stringers to be In length twenty-throe (M) got sir (0) inched, the audit to I:scatted , thgethieg witha proper tesstph oats foot long; one-calf of the scarph to be taken from the eattof each. There will be roar ranges of them stringers oared. aide of the vessel. To be made' of the hod Trtift: ends and edges square nod straight, true to the sizes given. • The wholeto be delivered to eight (0) month from the date of eh...tot:rut. One hdridtsid and foity-elx NS) plates of wrought Iron, am, (It ) Indies in *Meknes*, of lb. following lengttui end width', *is: 1 plate IS rent thug by 39 Turbos wide. lgi . " 15" 1 10 feet G Jodie* lung by 33 inched wide. 24 " 15 " " " 2 " 16 " " 1 " 12 ,• 04 1 " 1 " 1 " 2 2 " 7 " 7 " 45 " 46 T " 11% " ~7 itt.q " 45 " 7 " 6 " " 45 " 7" 5 7 ' • 4,1 .5 /" , I '• 7 " , 4 45 " 45 I " 7 1 " 7 4 `` " 45 1 " 7 0 :TA/ " 0 45 " I " 7 "46 ~I ~7 .'3/, " ..7 ~1 " " 5 •• " 45 •• I "" " 46 I " 7 " 2.4 1 " 7 " 2 a. 2 " 7 " '`. 43 •` 1"7 " 1 " 1 " 7 0 14 4 " ," 45 1 "7 " 1 " " 46 1 " 0 CIV " 45 " 1"7 " " " • 10 „ 2 " 70 " " 211 1 " 10 " 2 39 " Tim whole nf the side 4150111 to be math, from the beat iron, ends and edge, to be Ivaco and straight . , wad planed tree to tbe even. To be tlallvestd In nine (9) . rumatla from the dabs at the contract. The whole of the front'" be of a quality that will boar a Wasik, strain of twenty-4m pa) United States tone to the agnate inch. No bide will. be' received except from partlee hay ieg eetablishments capable of doing this work, and their erttshliiLutenta will be examined briars, a eon trot will be awarded. ; Partlenlare will be &leen on application to the commandant of the 'Brooklyn. New York, 3:414 Yard: The =tract will embtaoa the must conditlebe, and the Department reserves the right to reJect any or all the proposals that May be made order this ad vertu-aunt, if in ita opuston the public innureta re gain.. The proprettion most state the price par pound for which each clam of the iron will be delivered lb tbo respective envy yards, and meet bo accompanied by a guarantee that the parties rrflt executea contruct I f ...demi Lath., • na2f4tudtd • lattaiN ItiLS t 5 %.. e s HIGHEST PREMIUMS AT THE INTERNATIONAL ETDIBITION, LONDON, Int dLLHOffENT OrrY, Psi DEBT QUALITY -UNION VILLAGE. OLTA*PA, ID& MEMO J..SNOX. No. 47 Fifth Meet. HI FOBILITIJSISHETv =ZEE DECK ARMOR BID ARMOR •WI.IIITJ:k Lao Industrial Exposition, Paris, 1861, In competition with all the leading Sewing klembinee fa Europe and Ankerlea, =I the Cnlted States AgeiCultural Amociation ; Metropolitan Me chanire Institute, Washington; /racial° Illetitute, Philadelphia; • Meehonlm' Alneochstleti. .kishrtotti. American Institute, Neer Terk ; Maryland Institnte, Baltimore; Mechanics' Amodation, -Cincinnati; &4P 01 44 butitnhee. Lontsville; gm/mai& Insti tute? Ban Francisco; sad sit. every State and t‘iusaty Fair where Exhibited this Einteon. • SPerailtd OT 125,000 OP TIME ItAOBI6IBB HAVY. ALREADY BB BOLD,- X Let whlch'epeake hinder than swards or the totem and pepalerityof the celebrated WHISELER E WIL SON YAMILT HEWING MACHINE—the cheapest Machine in the world, BECIAVEIN rr 1.11 TIM BXBT. EVERT MACHINE WARRANTED TOR THREE IEVRS. everoirras IIfL Notaimo Q mvaunso INSTRUCTIONS TREY. A6R•a WVT- 1 1121111121 . iltD EcruLui THEE: Sr Circulars, containing en scplaneiton of the maohlpy with tostioionlals train ladles of the at avid 'ataitullne„, ern an application, altherin* loam or by cablL . _vat & CO., Assntr for p• Werra* State and Wider" Ps. . , . Psi:mire" 001 as awl liliolswas NO. ?A. . . Pike's Opera 1) TlasOskte Temple.......aognsraLl, n0.93.14rts rIFIRE BUGLE CALt•. colleCtios of nearly fifty at Lbs Crishogt, agaciatt lind - most ieudis Sol TA (Pwtega and Moran ar.ribliatiide Tb 4 Dank-ohoold to to wog ,07,01 _ . . . Wu, to actn7. Onto*. Law% and around wrary 'naratillt4,-Tar . It Wilt Taklieb.; ttOt; witUa It wan". *myna •nd entertain* Hz qzo. IlOtot Oortee intaba'elt - ileatti 'drab cmato. • -CRAB. 0; M 7114014, . .111 VMS' 4.ND MISSFS' itimogii- n Hot* ous "flii4worid an 4 Wooca A9iliery 749°/.lft + llO NvIPAC '4O/..?. - *. - -; I ,4f.P*F_AP.PEFB Bootorahoosani Gaiters; lvantipars AUCTION mos j . WON. qO.4.IIXLIALMIS & 0111.1C5,._ i, _ ' '''''''"' • ' ''' . - eathif 4 irlaVd SW.% . -,:. Wohburted it.it Noy; 1tt4,1441. WrLio REAito4l) ikik pumas) A. P -14 w twiotiNt tii.Ammiertiftitwovinv9p*ou mit wrap* borinta , X iind Yawl Zit Itild VA iitr.op, W4 4 .00 9 / 1 t: 40 ..04 109 -51VRIX3DAY..VOC. 21, a 1, ,, M 0 lot of qUAIIVIIPXOTPI.-.IITORIA..CPU. Wann 4 taig ill; tdepublid alnico, consisting 14 part ot krap.ltoa lad 144therataddl.,':Ortalet, putt at - 14 " , t 18 art W44 o „tut; Tatty, l'ab ti itnit Impl?,derdt!, .g l risti nod, -td torderatudat livtd4; ; .:: --- . , , 09 . 5-mdo44444'we'dlotti 4: ht. ' ~ .i i ,jii • : ', 4„qRk.1 ,11 1 1 9.7 1C / 115 1 ..; - :td " ' 43 ` ' " 14'; . .411. 8. A., , . MiM L'N •$ 131 P-ROVE- BLOOD-SEARCHER) for the cure of '. 111 ilieewleiririeillg We& eti ha Pik.- state of Ib. b 10.4, such ei ECCOnifiak, &totem. Tonna- Won, .othiapons DI WPM, itrPiPOSB.BOUI4PIIII. pies on theface, u doilißres, Swift, Tettei Affectio Or l and Stubborn Clem, Rhentnatfc Dieorders, ' ArsloPs*Coctivences,,Jantedien, talent:saw, Blercurial Dleinana,General Debility, Lieu C. -o plaint,,, Imo of Appatita.,Lew Foul Stomach • -- 'FinaleCoinidaWts, together with all other dies swim' Man an iltopropet Condition of the —wilWilldbetreystion. A. • general Tonle, lta OW-wan womb benignant, and "meat sot to town:. where need perseveringly, and se " • fording dlntalona. TTEriTIDIONLA.LIS , The proprietor bat cortllleatee enough . hand to .1111.1tgacel used volume, dl of them the [roe will of Gringo or those who havo b.OO cured by tbo Blocd- &amber, from .hkh be wawa, the following THE GREAT PURIFIES—THY ORAL. LBNOSD TO PitoDISCV ITS DUCA L—TAD BLOOD-SEARCHES GLORIOUSLY TIZTVMPII ANT.--Parora..catement of David McCreary, of Na pier Township, Bedford Comity In April, lgtn, se near ae f an remember, a small pimple,rnade Its appearance on my upper Hp, whirl, won became enlarged and wre. 1 need poultices of sorrel, and e a wadi 01 blue vitriol, without effect. Ploding the sore es:Wading; I called on Dr. sly, of hhellsburg, who proem:creed it CANCER. end P 7" ecribed a weeiref sure of load and breed poultices. Sindingtheee remedies of DO avail, I celled upon Dr. Sheffer, of Deeldmille, dammed ...Of, who deo pronounced the diatom Cancer, ..rod gave sno Ihterod and external remedies—Gm latter conflating ,orinci. pally of mouth—bet all tote propose, as the diwayi continued spreading toward the tr.,.1 next used a preparation of weenie, In the them e,een. Thi s for a time checked the disease, but the intleauflation won increased. I next celled upon Dr. Stetter, cf et. Clebeellte, Badfordeounty, who also pronocuiced the dnews,Cancer, and applied a salve, said to be a weer falling YonWty, bat it bad Ce effect whatever in checking the spread of the sore. In December, in the same year, the disease had eaten away &gloater pert of my lip, lad bad attacked the LlO6O, when I went to. Cincinnati, when I consulted Prot S. S. Newton, of Use Zellectio Medical College. He pre. noun the Dena" "a sultana= Pruner, mpatin chmodby an inordinate us. of mertn37." He applied mild dim ointment, _ and gave me internal remedial,. My face : Mated tip,but the inflateinurtion wee not thorbaghly removed: In February, 1857, he pro nounced ma eurW.,...mi left for births. In April, the disease again slowed, and so violent was the pair. that I could out rest at night. Late ic May 1 rettffireirto Mantled, end again placed myself =l dea' the diem of Dr. Newton,entk ihom 1 remain sd until liepttelber; during which time he end every known remedy,Surdpertly sueoeedod in el:ankh:4Mo discase, but.when I returnedhome there were still. three diecluargiug ulcer" Irpon to: , film. I and using Newton's preparat!oaa and also medicine that, I got hole Dr: Bay, bat the t7a4cer continued grow ing milli It had est off the* raft side of my nose, the greater portion of-my left-cheek, and bed attacked my left eye.. I bad gleersup all hope of neer being cored, since Dr,. 1 6 1 7 salt[ WPM only give relief, 'but tlist scare was iniressible. In March, 1851, 1 bought • bottle of "Blood-Searcher," but I must con fess that I had no faith In is 1 was very week when I .1111111•DMI ruing it ; but I found Mat 1 gained etreowth day by day, and also that the nicer" com menced drying u continued, m y face was harand weu third bottle was takenked wh if by the a ram de, I mad .fourth bottle, and I have been heel:bus dive than I hare bead for the bud seven years. Ai [Mash niy bosh. welly disfigured. I am still grate ful lo a benign Providence who has spared my 4, and which bas been donothroughthe burtilitua ity of "Lindsay!' Improv ed Blood-fiearcher." DAVID 31c0fIE A Rlf, swore and subeerfbod this Slit day of August, A. D. lisaSe Mora morons of the Justices of the Peace. in rind for the Borough of IMlldaysburg., Blair Co., Penna. PON 410M.XT, J. P. Witness Joss'. biro COMPLAINT OURED BY LINDSErB ..IMPROVED 11LOuD-e11.11;0H1112. be BLAIR MONTT, es. . ..ParsonallY appeared fore ma, one of the Justices of the Peace In and for Bleir county, George Kopp, who helps duly amain according to law, does depose end ity : Two yowl agv I woo afflicted with polo h. tween.the shoulders, Mane. 'constant cough, less of appetite chills, night sweats, and 'very aulsject to Inks cab.. let length Declaim no weak that I could hardly work iny.physintini.dhl me no good. Some • time last fail f commenced taking Lindoey'e Tenor*, ed IlloodZearcher and by the see of two bottle. wen I -perfectly cored. Met wife to recommend It to MI vho seller from liver disawasopmerst debility, It, of appetite and other diorama arising from impurity of the blood. I scald not like to do without It. 1 consider It eh excellent family Medicine. 'I7IIOI7US gorp. Estero and rabscribed this 16th day of /larch A. D. 1857, heroism. Nor..-I[r. Kepp is • raiMent of Prankswwn, and Jo well known .t.o the citizen. of Blair and Bedford countlewas antanofexcellentoharachqr and influence. . . ANOTREB Caß SOBOPITLA CUBED BY • asvairs BLOOB.ELF.ABORBB. 'lf there be soy who still doubt that Undsey's pronsdillood.gestisher has end will permanently core the most desperate and louipesanding. cues of tkrof rds,-let the m read the Itllowiag laid be convinced Dr: 7.'B.'Wectieli i Y Wridiliffiloted tn. • number of years with s disease, said bp toy physicist. so be - . la thole.. tine we bad that te t =prilc a lsils be t traitit ell th e pro cure,remedies and lenient eny bens Oil malt. I continued grovving warns until the faith and skin sh oulder irely eaten otr the left side of my fllO9, nark, and anfi Illyiniffertro were so peat; and I was so for reduced, that It repaired the Carts of two persons to more me in bed. was my sandi= whenl was indeced try the Wane: Balaton, of Inderton, to try your Improved Bloodlititaintoir, which, to my great relief, and the isrlpfsetion of my Prieto., I soon dl.-. covered was helping me. I continued the toe of It, and gained so rapidly that In considerably less Orin one your I was elle to go - about and attend to some af my household dwthisotud the pertseffected were • aP healed up, and *nand with Sound, 'healthy Posh' and skin, and biro. to conthwied . ever since; end 1 ow caloric state of health that I bad for !sits given nee all hopen of ever again being blessed with. 11A&0! BLEAR:iIir, Rear 12dertoa, Armstrong county, Pa. August 8, IBM. BMW HVIDDNCR. Being afflicted with a grimy= Otter on the arm and thce--atter trying many =mime whiclititteriy failed - to cort—l was pow:laded by W. M. Barris it 00. to try Idndsey's.Troproled Blood... Searcher." and Wr.cli2 weeks atm noini the aimed boYIe, pro noince myself cured. TIM letter .broke out eoin, thing i n; opt. Par Orb Kte,..the Wide of my arms. extending from the elbows ;down to the wrisia ;- etho on my face, Immediately around the tranith =dab., and co:01mA to, be o porket _torment to ma until cured by the Blood.tearche- WYarms were at dime shoat mans, owing to the deep erect, and soca en. them r lialderto bleed at artY Unseenthe WAX Lion el to lift or wort. and sonelibnee an itoby 1 pnild seeioy versa lamb& off my deah. 1 base , now been cznidalkwyeks. and Peel tt doe to Mr. and tithopotoMipmelAßY. Ito make tide stat=: - ... In hops that Ohms Itharoyeelf may Imbue:AM by =log his Lamb:able medicine. . JANA X W 11.3011. Sworn to altd antistribsd Wore /MOP! , of tho Orman to and fir too city of Pittsbargek tole wth dAy of atilyi AA% 11,048114. didormAn• , .Jinni : ht ivy 2-10. 1 m ,114',Lialhir We. is5A my War Oa of Out sill4lcits;.plasa.vo.duktisxdozon.• Weitaula just say fast youcaaciltasa caredataise dam& nle SUS WA bovvimatita,o464.ma'Sbi 540 A-Vail Wan 400 tuly's 4sms.- . .yon mu.o t;c. y4itiast % OA bo g s now, ILA/ its a 414 i. gm+ Alt on Tel tast. "tour:liaxdsiesyclrer, is gotog all our itts manta. 7 1 : 0 PoPltiro - sxtr .Dautkrlamed auk i t IW •Uvil 'Pip:. mad as st,lkongttiAtatt aabacCAA tait.abllsa JUU,N &ALSTON 4, CO.. Z.lslArAA,,:lncliaaa AMMO. . A SPI,MAGUS 11.4 . '1'1,PLE being int¢olAatiLet,'reAder3 great caution Au, 4;ll;€9lsl r ry. turchaainik . Ask ~for that prepatad by )r . 4*-lisn‘and tao 9th;r. :AI L& TOMO, it keg uo nixed, [3n like the many vil& matures celled "Bit -4 =, . , teTs;!,, c reates fah appeti t e,' but , gives .°,19. ewl the 1111,TON - 4 . i , Drigki. s !). -._::;,.:.1!i-:,-.,!,,--,,:,.-:::::•.';.i.,,, Wiloiesala 67 AND 69 141,11 STaster, 141031 ail Ordeii.utuit k:'•. i'.~.`lfj~s~' TIE.~ITB PiTTO --- I;a:M3 11 THEATRE. Le.* .d lirvoain trtz=, nos - Last Ono t 1.1 oar at the g reat arthte, Itt•IALE VESTA - ALI, aPPP.M in ttiuCrud performance; after In.. St DS cretrct. and e1...11(4 at 7 o'cicck. Tlll (Thunday) AFT'S!: St.t.r;i. Perfortaaa. , remrdener at - 2; Wrier t; with the hean tzfal drama of GAMES; or, 711£ 110113VR. ..... , . ...... ... Yestrali. ETkSLo GIAYEA- To conclodo with BLACR•EYEU SUSAN. tE - Om> MASONIC. LIALL. POSITITNLY YOH ONE WE ONLY MONDAY EVENING, November 23114 AND FIVE FOLLOWING NIGIITA. 121==::1 C 0 NTINE, AL OLD FOLKS CONCERT COMPANY, Assixted by the, fir-flmtAl IDIVINEA. NICFIOL.S. E CHARMING N EW ENG LAN D SONGSTRESS, Will appear as above le their Grand Old Fashioned Concerts, FOR BIX 121011111 IX, Onmraertring on Monday Evening, Nov. 23d, 1869, And °outlet:dug every evening eirtrtog t 6• week. DM= Doors or4o at 7 o'clock, qxnumencing at 7% ArTEinNOON EiNTEIITALN3LENTS ‘i in be EITCI TUMMY, TIM M" , AV (rbnakviving Day,) d SAIIIIIDAY Tla TIRST GRAND MATINEE 'rill take place TUESDAY taNTEBNOON, Nov. Sith, 2.% o'clock. -1/4.Tleketa can b. procured during tha day at Klabar it Bro.'', 0.0. Dlallor's and Chariot. Blume.'• Music Star.. untalt ii'.J.Y TB. W' • Ars Experienced Carpet Upholsterer 'III Instal hcanediately at OLrillalifeOLtN 26ol i. a 00.'8, NVANTED.-460 a .31oNtit.—We want Agent. at 800 a month, expeniven paid. to sell our leverlasdng l'ennus, Oriental Darnerre, and thirteen other 1111% Milan! end curium articles. Fifteen erti clee sent free. Addy., sellarodswir difiatt' tt BLARE. Biddeford. w t ,- A MONTIII-1 want to hire Agents i t" in every county at *ls .1 month, napeuee to 001 my now cheap Family Me-tines. Address, S. lialitnttai Alfred, Maine 0c2,14.1red,v, WANTED TO SENT, A GOOD IVAILLIMITST., 1311a•tal la • Mutants poatton of the city. nt SEC43/iD eras= GIRL WANTED—Chao who under gun& °acting. and other lunne-work. Ad draw SOX 8)1, City of Allegheny Feat Mee, with inference se to qualinotlons and character. oaki A NALYSIB.- -- 49 ba .0) MrNINA.. --31 ' 50 ' St LOWS;110, Pzzox. 240 . . . 01 .0:r .01 gs. Ugh • 'Hating aCce'pled the Agency for the sale of the EMEPLE CLAY, mmml near Sf. LorN, Mo., I in- , wits the erteenton of Mara and Steel Mannfacterers to the Analyais Ono shove, es reported by Profr. A. A. Heys. of Beaton, mid J. C. Bomb, ofFhtlade4hia. whlth, tor,other with the term or .4uw experience by crinnetfactorers to Pltlaburgh, Cincinnati end St. Louis, determines it to be the purest 'and moat able May new kDown, whether Foreign or A r•elican. Pots mad. from It base .tood in the nun 834 to 9 months. Dee Analysis is sf the Clay as akon, from the mine. vriitiont any wnshing of 'preptrition whototsr. I. great sdlesivoneas and plasticity which are notnhown by.tb• Analrds, and which'sd. mit of the mixture of a large proportion of shell or lieT9«l clay. I am now prepared to ta . erikra for tbb above Clay to be shipped from 8t Loolnor delivered here. NO MORE Ca la HAIR LITXDBIASIT RAIZ BY USING 'DMA 14.13;41JVIDNATOR. For restoring '6ll besatllyLitg tbn Bair. • • • Thy Is an article Intt-recently introtlared Into tide tenntry t tont has ;Inns been Essorably icnown ths tic r itAg otHranso as their only effectual its Bit •- ELL It ifi Complete within Itself, no other t t dresshnt stammtglaniment orany kind bring owes- I, sitry Act mars 1).0.- attainment-of tits following dsel rabLe rosulis, ottani than arks. compliance with the directimts t • - • 1. It will4is Istntres own maws, raters Gray Hair ts , rr/risal calm; 2. /twat stalk it prorroa Bald EMU. 3. LI will minors Ms Hamra/ lows. 4. It wilt mama the Dastbve sad Delay. •. 5. It war soaks C. Hair ,Srtli meet 8. (Amoy. e. Distil ravines as enigma ca., to ou 1 1 . 42 Unravels Harr/rem FO/Beg mar.elsrf all Dbeeme re' at Srxdp. It Li not contd.= no Nitrate &Surer. or ay other (untied t injarions toOttitor Skin or Hair.. Price. 01412 DOLLAR,_ - Tor sale by a ll it spect.M , Ilmtaista. • • . 611251.2. JOIII'iSTOH. r. al .kgsnt. • afte.ef &WU:deli - and 2 , ,seth Sta.. Pittsburgh. tobtimaxac.lT . A- PROTOMVII ROOMS, comonsmorris 'Am? si arm ers.r.rrs, Mud al dodo, aver.liktuinbores Jewelry Stem) "I.IIOYTIZI , GFIV,A.X"MS. Oft 41 1 , 7 aiwk 14 4 Ail*. ►lsla. ex., co, Rom tka popular Car l a 4 laalte to Cablaut id 1111, ler1411)1. 1 iLIOICIC mot& puticularty call Ott at. t4.l:l,Mll:i_of de ens) 1eac.0.718.11 to tbe , ela eO. atadb.aifT of thin establiebninnt, being reached by.,a Owls . Shari. Hight %leen, Prlcat taodankt4, ieltereettia akr- - ..elyettleTt‘, IT ELLS, NO EQUAL—Tho unlade Xenteeta which fee the pm azTen vela& 1,,,a sate,* ed intor..lKraeli 34GIMIC on. in the Mieriiir. ttOu tvid:cakek of ;.aka embolden 1140 prtrrittn , to Grad obalteep e4itrjedictiobj... • • Vbet It bte cured more Ithenteatieta, , - Thitit la.s.enrsdpeoro Ser•Throal, Use 10:utersceedbeern.lieure1zis. That tt ItaiKervi illestO'reek Joint/. ' Tbetit hie ebiedidereN„lttrated born, ThAtt bse ecired'incre Bunn, Multi:o4 cured reezet.F.tnethd Yet t, —ltetiebsutc=estitank $ zbises, That it b9a.c.iami3m 6 livrtotts , Airoctioas, That e ared t4ox. $11:: Joitte. Malt ell'other - rthe itbatrie; Nat, SlDetre and Lk& LXata eplebbeed. Tor esisby Driggbitseverrebset. I . , STSIO3I-JOIVSTON Bolt Agent,' I not 4 VottarXotrtlx: sad 'd ,treeut • A0V 1 P4, C414 : 1 P 07 A, nor sa bescittte-rnIWOJon Chavvo Ilaras k L3 pa and Rough Skin, Vilma tic;zl4 4 Indy :F"Por ligo.uog 4. ES:I4.rii:LIMI. DUG no= -NEW IFioo.p•I LAritt l :itntsoy 1k c 0.% 11.1403nericahx•ruft - iiiiilm& cox", -- PlnaSunarr. A • trag— iloice ;twelve , amt lox 4. D. Clar=.l, lIIMIIMME TEE No. 31 'Fifth ettreet ALEX. GORDON no. m mown smEET, rrntarmy, PL. P=llll4ll l PA. YttTval ititalbr*le at ~~zagriSAlo;nudTud«atScra~s4~ • : 7 . :',.;..',,',. - ::: . 4 ::-7_,01.: ; :1H? ':• . ;] . . : 1,•.1.i,1iii . ::, I:'.1:::-_:.