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"No, Captain, I cannot. lam 80 coward, everybody knows, and I am always ready to meet the enemy in battle; but to venture through a country - filled : With thetie - thiiiitf Tories, who wish for no better sport than.o butcher every ittn:g.6s,-fuld; is .vrhatil camu s t _ think tr• - •ntf..- It wee late in therenbmc„ ea td - the stetil'Of cloudless sky WBl l 4l i1f12.011811-:irithe boson .of theriver, - .oP:.tigt - haplts. of - ,w.iticlr-ihni. - :-.fitrettalt , s w and his a rmy had for a short time been encamped, efter retreating,frout.trmetpaix, be fore Lord:ltawdon. A few buildings gave shelf ter to some; others were screened . from the t hear/ nighews by tents,_or'nerely a 'canvas awning. - All-was silent as the young. WE:et ' visaed rapidly. along towards one of+ the-better looking houses, the`onlkdocir,iliste a light was visible. A. light tali 'at the door" is. answered by a voice that bade him enter. ' "Well, Egerton, what success ?" said General. Greene, raising hia.e , yett from some papers which • he had - been min ing.' "Bad enough. The boldest refuite tii.ko on an errand which they all consider will be certain deikth. But can we not, nowtre are certain that Lord Bowdon has divided his force, venture to.ittack without the aid of General Sump ter?'' "No, Egerton, no—his force is still so supe rior*" oars - that it would be •certftin defeat. Since no 13110 has been - found tO:ioiives%:.theetfet. we mustbe ontent to. euffer lord. Bowdon to. wear the laurels he has won." - ;The beams ofthentOrning star Were stlU brit; east; When Gen. Greene, unable =to rest,: rose, and throwing on a damaak dressing gotm s • seated himself *the open - window: As his mind. ' reverted to the imbjeot Which the evening before had been" the theme of conversation between him and Captain Egerton, he grew more and mire impatient at the ides Of being obliged to remain l'ltifidlive far - the want of Circe to cope With Void Bandea's. ,Thi.4l4 star had begnato pale amid the rosy flush of "dawn, when he rose and tea versed the room in a manner that partook of his ixiipatiecite. A low tap at the door, which failed to attract his attention, was twice repeated with the like ill success, when it was gently opened, and a-girl , eighteen or twenty years of age en tered and stood befere lifer figure, though rather slight,". was well knit, and though there was bat little of the rose in her - transparent and somewhat dark aom plazion, no one who, for * moment beheld, the freshnesa of" her firm red lips, and the clear, stparkling light of her black eyes, could have imagmed the absetfce of color was the result of ilihealth; Her dress consisted of a black satin boddioe-exactly fitted-to-herfine bast; and a-11211 skirt of a rich dark colored staff that fell so low that it would have' tiv&pt the floor, had it not been gathered up in her' and, partially covered by a -black silkmit, which likewise held a riding whip. A profusion of glossy curls, dark as her large brilliant oyes, were revealed beneath the rim of a small leaver-hat, ornamented with several feathers of the same hue; one of which, longer than ilia rest, felr so low as to touch her left shoulder. Nothing could have better accorded with the classic) style of her features, than this little round hat, a fashion that has been found so trying to many a smiling, plump-cheeked dam sel, who would have looked very pretty ins cot tage bonnet: Surprised at so unusual a visitor at such en unusual hour, he made her rather a stiff bow, but did not speak. A bright color kindled on her cheeks, and she looked down with an em barrassed and hesitating air. This was only for a moment. 4 I understand,' she then said, 'that you-wilt to have an order conveyed to Gen. Sumpter, for him to join yon.' I do—have you heard of any person who willing to go 1' he ea gerly inquired. "I -will go," she replied. " Bat have you, my brave girl, thought of the dangers that you must encounter?' I have, and have weighed them well, and have come to the conclusion that I ahalLbe more like. ly to escape than one of your own sex. My helplessness wiz prove my shield.' - 'lt may be as you say, and yet, Octet 'Abe admanter. to be gained is so important, I believe I otigl4not to consent for you to undertake a task frim which the boldest soldiers in the army have.recoiled.' 'Oh, do not say so,' she replied with an earnei3tnesa which made her cheeks glow ,and her eyes sparkle, as she again urged her re quest.. dtaFisil beim you desire,' tieltilie4t will_,you be ready!' • ' , /am ready now. A. horse, fleet and gentle, is at the door.'. will write the order to Gen. _ suiopter. By what name shall I ilesignate you ?' Tinny tleigif.' The order was soon written, -which,,- previous to folding, he requested her to read. 'ldols yourself well acquainted with its con tenis,', said he, "so that you may remember them, should it became necessary for you to destroyit' Alstuile like sunshine broke over the features of Emily as she received it. Raving given it a careful perusal, she returned it to Gen. Greene, who, having-folded and superscribed it, • pointed out the dangers to which she d be exposed before he gave it back to her. But her resolution did not 'waver, and bidding him a, good Morning,': she left the apartment and was , already in the saddle when he reached the outer ,door :to offer his assistance: It was a cool, dewy morning, the air foil of eunsldne and the incense of flowers; as the glossy coal-black steed darted forward at the sound of the clear musical voice that bide him go, the heart of Emily was as happy and as fearless as the young bird, when, having become - well as sured of the strength of its wings, it takes its first bold flight towards the summer sky. The tall treeswhioh Skirted the road„" t. this earlyhour thre* their shadeire quite across it; and often as • in passing, she felt green s bough,lightly brush her shoulder, she smiled to see the dew. drops. she bad'dislodged fishing in the air Mae shivered gems, and running down upon the long, dolling' mane of her . gentle steed.' Now:, and then she caught a gleam of the river, , smooth in -some, places •as a silver mirror, but where it felt din , breath of the morning air; rising in ripples that.: 801 41 1 11tedltice stars in-a. ' ,try Shy, „ For •Mtuir - nines Pursued:ier .aloog; the open wooksuletitirtg -,With.nO one to excite alarm, and that; turnedlintoAilffead path out through the. midst- of , flftittegfe - reat; • Hero air, which had bettiV6l.lltre.:Voi •:and aunty where - there'. itazi tittle - to break.. the 'sunshine,: delioionsly.cool, • and -the?.*ildliovrerethat, studded the path', and trisfeieiritituid the roots of the trees, whatever - theiViiie embed be neath the hortte's feet, gave outtheii.dying sweetz . nese, which arose with the dear- thatwa&silently ascending to the heaven whence it coin& A 11-, vid , stream of wild-bird music floated above and 4M:nt:id het, swelling out, now and then, into on& of thoiso rapturous and bewildering goalies 9f melody, over which the mocking bird, quavering. in Scstacy.tci.ita own musio, alone has power.— The horse;: invigorated by the increased coolnees, darted forward with accelerated speed, while the raven earls of 4is . fair rider, waving at each light and bounding" itep,• - were decked with the gold which the sunbeams sent down in showers thro' the green boughs : ,But the noontide languor clime searched out the heart even of the cool deep wood, and Emily at last checked bet now weary horse by the aide of a spring, bubbling up with a cool, murmuring sound from its deep, hidden source, and surrounded by a narrow rim of pure silvery sand, round which the moss and the wild flowers pressed to catch the spray as it fell. • - • While Emily leaned against the trunk of an old oak, listeningto thelow, dreamy hum of the • insect tribes, for the birds were all mute, nest ling in the shadows of the cool, green leaves, the dreadef beingintercepted or, perhaps, rude ly treated bysome enemy of her country, which, for,-,thilast hour, had been creeping over her, fell heavily upon her spirits. She was aware that it was but physical weariness, joined to the oppressive heat of the noonday hour, that was thus crushing the courage and energy whichhad at first animated her, as borne along by the re pid,motion of her light-footed steed, she inhaled delicious and. invigorating dran,ghta of - the cool morning air. An hour and yet another had passed, and still leaning against the oak, she permitted her horde' to crop the gross and herbage, or drink of the. spring that gushed at her feet ; ,for the birds that still remained silent sheltering themselves be neath their-boughs, told her that the trundng heat•of snit was not . _yet allayed. After a long tiine, a breety sound crept -along - the tops of the shivering trees, and adlant vings began to glance in the fitful light:.: Emily .herJ horn; who, lifting: - -Lis•small head 'and - shakizig his graceful mane, vitt the nett moment_ at her side. - [To stlreetrinitrsq EMILY GEIGER. A HEROINE OF THE REVOLUTION BY •24135. - (MEOW= OBXE Oetaber luring the eame year, 8248 deaths - NI of 165 over the 111*atint1ngTot: oFFratar.:ro,tfail cfk4ip; LEcKY wis; , at • 2 ' tti . oDuks : ria.gpi - HluVer**/litis*AdiA**Priet:Ve. :41 MONDAY MOBBING. ' NOVEMBER 10 DEMO C RA:TIOUTXCZETv tamtinkihiidalt- J ANI-ERBITCTIANLN, ..---_,-,, ~.,....t.kket.- v.,-.---,=--- , •:-. __ _ _-,,.....4.. ..: Sutiett to dtsitiqn . :Af shoe , general fintifflutimi. -.'. _ raj .• 1 ' ' POW. Ur: , • W I LI, I A'M It,lt I NG 7 '" - , . . • OP ALABAMA _..,....iittect.l6s'N'sayne , decision. . , :PirsAi...AFtosstrgrit: The illustrious man whose name is'given above,. though an object upon which the eyes - of the world have been for some time directed, seems now to awaken attention of a character mere pe, onliarly interesting, and to an extent as truly' remarkable, ashes been known respecting nay one. But a few months since; and no one made any objection to having ts ship of the United States sent,ror the illustriorm patriot and his associates in exile; with a view to hie accept ance of, an asyltuu;—a; peSsnanent home, if he chose,---iit the tmiylandwhose citizens dare both Si° airt*:: ll A l o:o4 l 44tyaifc , become. free fike.thia.-I.:***efigo d iOtione' cmpOsed upon the Elli;strioim hero . :ll4ffitriet, in theres solution of theleOpliqi:,**sentatives, which authorised their se7OA : 4,llKPresident, to send a Ship mithin thellialts of .the ihrkish possessions, in order to offer tohlin ~and • hire. compatriots a free pasadge' to l the trnite:d States ; and, there fore, ally restrictions that may hare been 102- posed upon the commander of the ship sent to receive him, were in themselves an insult to the great man himself; disgraceful to our govern ment in the eyes of every true republican throughout the world ; and can be regarded as commendable 4.,)n1y . by the. Imperial Government at St. Peterebargh, its intimate friend and ally of Austria; the poltroon President of the French Despotism, the rotten monarchists of England, and such Whip in this country as are continually manifesting sympathy for those in Europe who are grinding the poorto the earth, and becoming fat upon the misery of , the millions. From the moment of the embarkation of this truly great man upon the Mississippi, rumors of a character designed to reflect diihonor upon him have been freely circulated—especially in England and through the columns of monarchist papers. These rumors were very freely taken up here, and have gone the rounds of the Fed eral papers of the country,—in some cases with out comment; but in most cases, reflecting very severely upon Rossi:mi. He has been by these papers virtually pronounced a humbug and an impostor: and every expression that could be used to reflect dishonor upen hlm has been freely used. There have been few professedly Whig papers that have accorded to him any merit. Indeed we know of but one. This state of facts leads us to look not at MB ran but at run cause for this state of feeling and senti ment.. We think we can find a ground upon which to explain it : but the reason must be sought for in ceases that lie deep and hidden. The enemies of Republicanism in:France, in 1798, were the ultra Royalists of all Europe, and the Federalist fathers of the National Re publicans and Whigs of America. These always have fraternised with monarchy, and they ever will do so. While they can see great wrongs to be feared at the hands of the People, they fear nothing from Monarchy or oven Despotism. When the People would enjoy a gala _day qiey tildnktlot bails and bayonets 4e* itteverytiei4kr. 14: / /i a d but,*ll4(the head of a Iviet must hiamnia efVor the foul blood of a despot must enrich the earth, ancLin this manner only be of use to man, their benevolent eymtare raised-to Heaven, and He who is all-goodness is implored to crush the horrid monster Bebe/lion. The same spirit that now fieft 'BO . mach to condemn in relation to Kossore,—(although every line on which to base conclusions has been written by those who are .eiridently unfriendly to him, or prejudiced against• him as a leader of Republicanism end be has had no organ through whom to make known his feelings and views, and the grounds upon which he has acted,)—has condemned every thing that has been done to favor the Republican cause in Enrope;. and sees nothing bat danger, at this moment, in " the excess of Democracy" that distinguishes our own beloved country from every other in the world. ' We have no means of knowing the precise grounds upon which Rosso= has acted,—which has even rise to the reports that have reached us in connection with his embarkation, &e. upon the Mississippi: but this we do know, —because his whole life bears testimony to the tact,—that he is a highly cultivated, in telligent, bold, invnleive, and nobly gener inisianlnded and self-'b.\ordfloing man : that he pas--preferred the cause of the suffering masses, Anil with It the sacrifice of all the comfort, l and . 40c . : and . luxury that ho might have nsioyed,lto the cause of the tyrant oppressors, whipitiolddletter and enchain not only lmman 1b04014-: - tint also the immortal mind:of uau. Thierwelo knout; and in this we can &Ala loaf gci,etst reason ' why the emissaries 'of tyranny in Srirpe have combined to destroy him, if possl- Ide i and why the-poor epoloeis for, men, claim pg-to be eitioent of the United States, whose hods midst only in unison. with malty,. findwe rworrof ;es - Crime for, anything thiltaCaiaiiii hits 'one.' Whale. may have done tos errcite the ire ,of,the pectslitrrstiarditUut of our Republic, we Lare at a loge to:detertnine ; but we can readily imagine that they would make it appear he was . the wrong, rather than utter an expression which would sound unkindly to the myrmidons I and pimps, of Courts where these contemptible iscribhers may for a moment shine, while wider 'the title of " attache to the American legation." Our fellow citizenspecially all Democrats, —would do well to reflect for a moment upon the past life and history of Kosstrra, before they listen to the tales of foreign letter writers. These individuals are but too generally pander ers to the refined tastes of what is called "upper teri4om" in this country ; and become the ready listeners, to and circulators of, the tales and views of "good society" in Europe; and it is notprudent to talk about the rights of the Peo ple in the circles in which such gadflies move. We shall soon be able to hear from our brethren, the Democrats of Europe,—through their great organ, the Leader,—and we are satisfied that nothing will come to us through that channel in any way compromitting the character of the great Hungarian, either as a man, a patriot, or it true politician. .... ta. The first settler upon the ground where !the• dty of Rochester now stande, the vene able Enos Stone, died in that city last fresk. He mat 3 born in Lenox, Maasaohusetts, 5t , 1776, •and emigrated to New York in 1790, hiving been sent•by his father to look after a tvp...ge.*livitrz him a drove of 4. 9 /S Y.: tiWilis.%/94nthe company were 27 stains:ki /: Col: -Stone, in the yerit 1.812, built the first dwelling that was 31. 4 6 44:91 )0 4 .th e site of B.Pola ide. gar• • ..; • . : i .11erlhe'new Constitation ' of Indiana went into.opinstionnn the lit inst. -In nutny?espeete , r ..- It if(O3OS7 to i the present Constitu tio n of Penja irylvania.. Pttsburgh and Steubenville Itenroud. h:01 preliminary report of the Eugiiie ers on -this road, which we publiahed a few, Jays 1/o,,we are glad tikflioth l eicilta#4lo ll i, tion in our oomm4tilAndOeir very!e-t? published abroad ThW 4%1144 of the, facts it contautiOilrtoio d-- WO": public mind of igitc#l . r . ...inipreenlefia-whioh , the peculiar friends of the .flempt3eld project have so industriously and systemalically labored establish.: n r - $01e:1,, . . . .. The difference between the character el the . EVO - roiiiiii, - when l fullilitt-4n,iiiTiliooli:iiiiir s ti a p4 e ' -i ' i e • ilv Will,P" a Tfiatua• Apo .An.,4 #4. 'lreritclii which-lune'' ' . .... forth thelitiArstsh.nnrillETXliiiTille-iea'-'il the direct 6ltti'll3lol1 4 "cit'illeiftia,*lll634l4,lll ''llailroad into 'umbel 01 4 - ,„ t aioss• the oat len i: . dof the Ohio, by a chain of fouratfle, 4 ,td • - I ye, with, LW grades exceeding edifiet;*4l4 , at them under 80 feet per miln,''stn`cmit,itiliss than $20,006 per , mile for 42 milea—etands up for comPirison,with the Iforaptield route, .441- ning the-Miiongahela and Youghiogheny rivers' 'at a high elbyntion, with four Tunnels, and 11p,- . merons high embankments, encountiretbahr running ea it does arms the hilly country, w,ltll grades of 66 feet per mile, at a cost ot.oves. $BO,OOO per mile, for 78 . '0211e5. , At the croasidi of the Ohio river, the contrart between - the points of Wheeling and Steubenvilleis •equally striking; whilst the actual distance frotn Greens.' turg, a point common to both, hi eleben miles , shorter through .Pittehttigh than ;It is throne' Wheeling to Colot.ol*—;,.: , , ".;:: 1 It is true, that...oSS'tlioeye of the retitled investigater, titartiging of the. Ohio for rail. road purposeals:tiqS‘ing less and less of Aug-, bear, and at snob a favorable crossing as Ststil !, benvillirpresentit t iris really none : at all. All woateesataiis 4.l4l;t6iiTtillie energy in carrying on the ,w ork So Wellboipin, toeneure a oontirrnons li ne-of railroad from Philadelphia; through Pittsburgh, fitenbenville and Columbus,. to Cincinnati ; and through Coshocton, Mount Vernon and Marion along the Bellefontaine & Indiana Railroad to Indianapolis, Terre Haute, &is., in 1863. Philadelphia will awake to the importance of this route. Its intrinsic merits will command her respect, as the-befft thoroughfare and con tinuation of their own line to Central Ohio. . The completion of this chain of railroads will secure, forever, to Pittsburgh, an immense and valuable trade, whielicitaning rivals are seeking by every means, fair and foul, to divert from us. We must bes'up and doing. COL. J W. VORNE We have several times mentioned the name of . our able and estimable contemporary of the Pennsylvanian, in connection with the office of Clerk of the House of Representatives at the city of Washington. We again refer to the matter, in order to lend our feeble aid in overcoming those who are now misrepresenting him on ac count of a late speech in New York ;—more par titularly, because they can really say nothing against him. In that speech the Herald reported him as having said that ..he would rather vote for the worst Demostrat, than for the best Whig." On fleeing the Herald containing this, Col: Fee ney promptly and flatly denied having made use of that expression ; but admits thathemay have said "be would rather vote for the worst Demo crat politically. than for the beat Whig political ly," for this is a common expression with him. The Herald's reporter then made oath to tha:cor rectuess of hie report. And the Philadelphia Sun, a Whig Notice paper, declares that it would sooner take the bare-word of the Pennsyfranian than the oath of the Herald. Other Whig papers take about the eamo grounds. But, in order to ahow what has ever been the uniform course of CoL .Fonnxv, we copy the following from bin reply to the Herald: and will only remark, in addition, that there is no ono in our ranks who teCre Coutetided'for s et rause to the Democratic usage ; no one who has been more gencrallx consistent; and no one who at this moment, deceives to be held in higher estimation-:-- . • % •• • ": " I desire no matt's. vote for, Clerk of • the House, who doe° not fully understand my eenti. menu, wholly unimportant as they are ; and I would rather be defeated ten times over than elected upon any other ground than that of the broadest and boldest nationalism. I indulged few regrets at my defeat in 1850, because I fell on account of a cherished opinion of my party ; and should I be elected in 1851,40 must be In the face of the fullest and frankest avowal of these opinions." ma„, The French papers say that the landing of Kossuth is a great event, and its effect elec tric. The Agitator of Hungari has hoe:clue the agitator of France, without on, equal 'for tWo ;Tart past. Everihodi thfnial. dreams—nay, dances Kossuth." Throughout a ll France the Kossuth fever is rising' higher 'and higher. Tidlientluildsent Onit'fordan; per of the giant demoindiatien which the gouth and West will, in 1852, make against the. North and East Koseuth landed at Slalmeilles, a deaf and-dumb beiy, 12 years of ago, pressed through the crowd that filled the quays, and held up in , his outstretched: hands a slate -upon whieh was' written, " bon jour Monsieur Kossuth." The noble and expressive feat:tires of ,the great kittd-.. garian betrayed the ' deepest ,einotien thiei• tonohing incident. „ . England, will honor the, hero 'as the people a Eardikid and of France ff . have done, iia. epite . 'l 4 the wild intlitiated efforts of J3onxbonjoititige !end hirer eahunniators to tarnish his proud 'eel. icataht on. 815"*Mr. Thrasher, late editor:of the Ptro •indus trial, et HirinuISOIMB been iitTostekt6"th, Span'. Joh autkorities and ccinfined in-W.41'244 . 0n in the fortress of Punta. The news , canzeir by - the Isabel at Charleston. He is charged with cotn plicity in the late Lopez invaaion, receiving let ters in cypher, but'he deties all knowledge of it whatever. The last report Wee that he had been fried, condemned and ,sente4ced to the telit l iii,'4lti,. ) Tbritsber had' been.iiiildtid kkihe American prisoners, which probably increased the suspicion against him. Jealousy on the part of the editora of the Diorio de la Marina is also given as one of the supposed causes of his arrest. As a matter of course, Mr. Owen, the American Consul, refused to in tercede for Mr. Thrasher, although the latter is a native of the United States. tar Judge Thornton, of Alabama, whose hand was amputated in consequence of a wound re ceived by striking Chancellor Clarke in the mouth, has also had to submit to amputation of the arm in order to save hie life. He had been judge of the supreme Court of Alabama, and now holds the appointment from the president of commissioner to settle California land claims. The chancellor's fangs are almost as venomous as those of a rattlesnake. ger The court of Rockingham county, Va., after a trial that excited much interest, have de cided that Amanda Jane, who had been held as a slave ever since her birth, twenty-six years ago, is a white woman, though her mother was negro slave. She has no traces of African blood, and her two children are perfectly white. grit bas been determined to build a drilling machine, at a cost of aboutsls,ooo, for the pur pose of boring the desired tunnel through the Hoosio hfountain on the line of the Troy and Bos ton Railroad. Tbe machine will be driven by steam power, those who have the enterprise in charge have full confidence in its capabilities. The Baltimore Amiiican. recOmmends this ias,- chine for the Blue Ridge TunneL Duel betwerbLola Monies and Dr. Veron. Lola Montia;pe nrhitil iotdrOf9fing. omen. ,10 trht, c , ajriclana,bewild44Pli4t' 8 sent the *.igalit\. , .Ir ... ge t4, - .* o;,fiozatikctwor. ve. t i -, t4i ..p .e faliibii;taj*unk The axle." 4 , -- . •'. t deatitlibyiefitas Ledger Iktatt!it:t!tat , tu? , ix,ex g e ,.. , _ ~in the f. toesii '' ritilkin ..,..h gik Pravilleq4 P s fiiiroun ti; nishing her rapid- tour through the'United States : To Al. Veron, - -El4lor and Proprietor of Me Conati tutiormel - - 8 it ,-- Withii 9lk . lhOkttfo ttondlo Your 40 3 31;0 - Lae publiehedlwo articles in relation to me.— .. y l - . • tietetior mentionme by tattl; htft - thei Wakti*lititletipt intelligence may - perceive that 014. tifirheattliou .afealc. ; audio lid yourself of ige , ,,reeponelbgityaon,profesc•to have copied your article from an English Yourn4ll - English in'ten, sir, aremit.Bll perfidious. L' .- The.second..hrtiole, (a Belgian forgery), bears . 4 ~: inicoP aTei ti, 3 . o l i .v o e si nim i te i t hm e y r ir eg r h l yt M t," compel yon l'" t - a t tiare f •Of , n e g 4 do b n a e a un tall y te th'in an g a to w ni hi eri ch t. l r , • - 1. Ido not ohdarstandswimming, sir;, but had t i • the desire to learli,- . you might well be my t acherpplitie4l4l;—(ti t i . .Nrcrd . in French means ' oh well,: to iriza lathe mind).:: I 2: my "cithespotidetiottutifh stertainhigyerl , , . . speages" is qtffm,,worth your ,P.WII, (=Po Y. - - - fte.hel is admired by,lhe Editor.) i 3 .1 Ae to partiltt*; and pistols, -I do mot under d their.mte,ithrit, -your journal makes use of Sr aliaa,lfitHbrielflohtuli'Tidictile and per . ..- - 4,•V'T'" '— . - .. I Final aigleirotoi'aMitiiirie, I shall be airier the necessity of, sanding you. my card,und my • dor,•tii-puhlie end to your ridiculous at& °sit' , ; but `having ,' ea the injured party, the • oleo- of WeeiVem, I siilh.ba;. more loyal than f u on ,orielf in thi4tunbeit,.;.... ...0 • -•— I I offer y0u:4411 the choice of arms with which you aro- morti - oltrolllar than with. pistols and swordi."roffee ' " the choimiof tWopqto placed i t i Ong' Of Your ' boxes, of which one Abell, be ;boned- and, =other not.* I am, sir; your iedient s - .- • • LOLA.MONTEB. In teptsfin ti, at Lyons, Oct. 16, 1861.:' , ! *Mr. Vero% a rich-proprietor of the- Con e,titutionnel, mad the money to found his jour nal by the,eali" .. of.'hie, atrcle memtiqwed, quack Medicine, called "Ilig — ntiiilt Pille." in pot obi stir The Lewistown • Palle , (Me.) Journal atatea that'n lndtbhgo wino, dlicovered some svo years ago, on the south•westernahore of Ba batti's Pond. has been recently opened, and the resttlts of the operatlona thus far are most satis &story. Some three or four men have been en• gaged for some time, with encouiagbig reialter and they have 'now 'ready for 133 e t several tons of the article, It brings readilys7o per ton , end is obtained from . the rock at a cost coniaidei ably less than ane-tidid of that amount. There is every incito(44 . 11 . 04 the . tel4' ; le,,extensi ve and may yet beworked on a large scale. CAPT. SAIINDEILIC—:W`fate adds gallant of ficer, who tiecomiAnied Cot Crittenden; when he separated from Capt. Kelly on . the march from Las Pose.s,.tiati beetle hitherto wrapped is myt tery. We learn, saYtt the K. 0. Delta, from Mr. Keens, who was. a 1118i:ober of Caps., Sanders' company, that killed in a field near Bo lds Honda, by an , officer stationed there, who spokeltigllsh, and who sent a Spanish flag to Saunders, offering to him protection if he would surrender. Ho indignantly refused; spitting upon the flag, and was. 'shot by the officer. Twenty thous* persons, His estimate& have traveled to the top of Bunker Hill Monu ment within the piiist year, to tiopomplish which each penon had to take two 'hundred and ninety-five steps, and as many more to get down —making five handred and ninety in . all. At the price charged for admission, (12+ cents,) the . teesipte during ch.; above mentioned Limo must have amounted to $"'...6000. From the top of this great structure aiz cities can be seen with the aid of a glass. ter iVe litartviircen the Union that the Seen tary of the Interior has decided in favor of the °al° o f i m r&t° tbi3C9PAC4O/ai grant of hauls above the . ,.,Eaccoeitt Fork” of the Dee Moines PIA Poliff.;. ia — a 446 !oido . t . „,e; pol_.of those lands to btrtruide,oftti iiiitpii4vor The decision confbreos the action Aid upon the subject by Mr. secicitiri.Witikattiiitta r orerses the subsequent and contrary decision of Mr. Secretary Ewing. flaieltiot intithiarteLson, of Oman, has de bided tkint the blir*dbitingtegtoes and ton lattisa fromintteringllini, territory is cronstltu , . tional, swathe defendant in the oase was order.: ed to leave within thirty•days. Se' 1160 are' two , or three hints for juvenile tobacco chewers, whiob we extract from the Iloethn Olive I§kcnd'i'' "Tobabco' bals:o 4 oiled and Utterly ruined thOnsands of bbiti;'%ducing: a dangerous Oosity, developing dile passions, , -softening and weakening the boner,' and . greatly injuring the marrow, tlievabilintl the whole nervous • hold. The be,y try emly and frpely,_ smokes, or othertvi§e large. !`;:use! toblcco, uever is ?mown to-makes mutat much energy of char. 1 0304 :A114 89liert4PW1111.8ical and muscular as 801 l wklUiutiti 4-e4Yr •....AU po?* older, who • faro naturally , : num:Vann particularly to the Iphlegmatio, tobatietkttdONOcomparatively harm fiesa, but.even tCtlicie; itoree than molests. We would particularly warn.boya who want to IN ) body in the weed; 't',) shun- tobacco as a deadly poison.": ' We .wi.i haie n. l eentknons ,line of rail-. worfrom Cincinnati, t 4 Pittsburgh, by the mid dle of December—leo% the "City of Pork" in the morning, and reach the " smoke .house" the same night l= , iyhat'ibpsto will wear the buck tiornitheitermOtterefaii of the West erfinilteas britalrotbiersalmll , be most happy dbitlKO,lteitthk r , ,stviir-Faitorial brethren of ;POrkepolts,7,: The .the. refutation of being as clever a sottplifellows Its can be found Iti." title Wide Vorld'altnver:" . . . We team fraritheltdileans papers of the 28th 14 404. that Wilson L. Reeves, one of the Cuisiut .. prisoners, pardoned by the Capt ain ilenw*hnd 'arrived in that cit yy . fte defends tieh..144, 1143 til *the dunes - made by Lieut.. Van 'Vetehim, and alleges that Van Vetchten -acted coif/44 throughout, not ably flying from danger, but rioliriating th e motley of the men deposited , to his own use. ' ... T4l4ei l ailito kale, 6gkelisr of smuggled pliez icanjorandy. ruinrand Wine were stove In id St. John lately, and the Ilutt n ran into the salver— the first sacrifice of the ti under a nee la*: The press obiocts to the'dotrtiotion of ate aktiele simply because -it is eataWed,"while the same article is admitted tzpo# ROES' duty- . The Quebec Chronlol • ••• :that-thagroind :is covered with snow to tb 'of three' inches on a level, and that the 11_1" all Lpaeeii eu Many of the farmers werr by surprise, and much of the turrdp_nfOgic, :loany, potatoes are still in the groniel. : " . . A cargo aloe' haa, .talte, Crete M, iota ohusetta to Alexandria tr the 1111Wever brought to that port front part of the world All the people, flocked ctii-PiatittOiee the*" fro zen water." the Plickfti c itta ill the dishbgue.3 of the goirertuninat. westOthere the Yankee curiosity.. The iltr9 l .sr_ U !P ullnusae " the entire cargo. The Indiana 80e. ttlOT that the work on the Indieztapo and•Pern-llailmid is now being prosecuted . Torolielson the contractor with great Ferk.. l .4: and; vigor and will undoubtedly be co . in less than ~.6 year. • f 4 • Bishop Chase, of FilinottlFlM the 0023Pati don of Dr. Whitehouse„ ri 4 P.Atir Bialfor of Illinois, may take place iskJilibilie p (item, 'be fore the winter sets in. Wtiaaltir will not per; mit 'him to attendit atthipago or elsewhere: The Scottsville (Va.) * .Bests,ter states that the work of tunnelling theatel}ltita, which has - been in progress for,t f .-twoyeatikr r. in all probability hava-tir.beWandone4,:inost* Inence of the hardnetit6tthfi-rtfelr; ~•••• 'Foao:s4. clu * s2, During the month : if Ikth ,-,,2l.;497„iiat fgrants artived at Nerw 1r Emilia; the total for the year, thee 820, against 187,016 for the name periodl(at year. Daring the last five .years the entire number has been 1,068,928. r • r i " V. - : • :4411 'l' &rabbi:lgs and Clipigngs. • The ,Canal Commissional" of keintryilitii4 have ~appaitikeaptijik%JrAL's : Kap* WA:v -!imit*rti?finollisot 9f dAYZeit Branch Canal; in the:m(43l:of gni. George: Cigna, reeisned, Thil•NeiC: Yo*leW_grag.Ortittr•SClth4 October aye that'DatheiXebater recalled $5OOO for hie argument of tbe great Indian robber case, at Boa ton kat-week. One of our Ohio cotimporaries apologises for not giving the aggregate majcirPies obtained for the Demooraoys in this , State and Pennayl-. TWA& by saying that all Ida big es fr..letteri fropAngusta, estimates that the - late frosts have destroyed from 160,000 t 0.200,000 bales of-ootton in that regt, on ofconn try- Waldo Bonney; of Marietta, aria killed on Wednesday last by the accidental discharge of his gun into which be was blowing to ascertain whether it was loaded. A young man, recently from England, fell from the steeple of the German .11efcrrm Church, is Eirmunrille, a few days since, by which he was instantly killed. The healthiest county in Missouri is Taney— situated in the Ozark mountains. The deaths as per census returns, being only one in 864. The most unhealthy is Mississippi cosmty— low swampy ground—where the deaths are 1 in 28. The Har(ford Courant says.that in the faotory of Messrs Meltityre & Co., at - Hartford, eight men and font gi#s cattlmlll,BBB . taristr i lion caps in one day. The Late Fire at ()shoats, Ma., • destroyed 2,888 bales of cotton belonging to different own ers. The total loss - swearer 4100,000. 'On Monday the 8d instant the train coining east over the Michigan Central Railroad ran down' a fun buck, and after cutting him nearly is two 'die'OnrantePped and his carcase ntitenfo Detroit.: - • ' ' . • Capt t Bell, of brig John, Preach, at NearTark, froth Carthagena, Oct, 10th reporta Usti )1/0 . 111. off Key West, set by •the wreckers. ; . • CCP EDITORS or TEI Post :—Pleaae, announce tbe name of JAMES h4TTOSVifit, of the Poutth Ward, as a candidate for the ofleo of Xayor, subject to the de • elsi,in of the Whig Arab:mo4c Convention. . . aoalfete biaat'Crrtiinis:": Try- ViretneWs Assoollit(mu...The mernbehr or the Firemen's Association of Pit;Shure) are hereby notified to attend a Quarterly Meeting; to - be held at the Neptune Hall, thl. evening, Monday , November 10th, at 7 o clock. By order. norlo:tt ADAMS GB7l;YiBetey. A Paw Awn. !Morel GRAY'S ETHIOPIAPURrA , RBLERS: MR. GRAY. iiiinager for th e WARULERS, thankful 21or the katrottager so 'liberally bestowed on his Company, last week, bets leave to announce thet they will give a few mote Enterlainments in this eity, com silencing on hIONDAT EVENING, November 10th. - • For panicalars see programmes of the dny. Tickets 25 cents; to be bad at the door and at the Notete Doors open stele o'clock; performance to commence at Vo'clock. novlo I. AMT.:RR, Agent. 13LANK BOOKS—Jain opening, • new ono cooice lot ,Ullll of Blank Books, Medium, Denry-and Cap of lupe• dor quality of paper, at W. B. HAVEN'S , "..• Blank Book Warehouse... , novo 5 aOrWit of Natkat and Second Meet& S,TESI, PENS Of all tbe most celebrated brarto aow•in sae, can be found at W. $ lievEres; ;.; cost°. • . corner of blarketruld Second eta. ', Jour, Gas, Disp and Amer copy. PIIIL/DELPHIA SirßUP•rering's Plirli — dilliVa Steam Syrup just received and for sale by . ... novlo WM . A. bIeCLURG & CO. Q. PUT PEAS -1 bbl English eptit Pets slur !actin • 0 and for sale by W. A: AfeCLURO & CO, • novlo 356 Gibe • wOO% EOLII3II -*ICKIL.F.S AND SALIGE--/astreceived, a lot of Crosse & Blackwell's celebrated London Fickle* and Settees, comprising ;- -. 1.: 2 ' ' , Fielded Getkine, Woreettershire Signee; -. ..*: Do %Veinal*, Readlog do ,- - Do Chow Chow, Harvey, - do Pieoliti, Athens:atm do Mushroom Ketchup, Royal Table do Walnut do - For sale by , WM. A. IIIcCLURG & CO., novlo _. Grocers and Tea Dealers SUNDRIES— :4We No 3 Mackerel. • a keys limb Roll Bauer; _ ... 30 sacks Buckwheat Floor; in more an d for sale by SHEBRIFF & BINNING, .:. bolo No 10 Market in.. i — TrTc 8. HALF A' .110 i It FttOSI Timm" . Fur .ale. a valuable Farm of 71 acres:* pleasantly vd ..n • good road up Sevrickly ereelOntllettfrOM the t.tittuad auction hoase—dD nom highly milfiirtted, and the whole under rood fence. • Dwelling House of 3 roo m s and kitchen awl loft, a stable and barn, and othor out houses. A small orchard, springs of good water, and choice timber on the unimproved portion. Fier IMO. CUI'HBEEI.T, Getleml'Agluot, no 1060 Smithfield strum. • CARPEIII.4IID — CU — CLOTESI' cif bPCLINFOCK Is constantly recut!** 410 fiug .11( • Stook-ot. CLOTHS AND . TRIMMTNCQ Consisting In part of the following, ' Super Royal Velvet Pile Carpets; Super Royal Tapestry Carpets ; Emglishanif Mammon Brussels C arpet; Extrat super three pig Carpets; superfine three ply Car pets. superfine Ingram Carpets; extra fine ingrain Car pets; fine i330 1 / 1 1 Carpets; gammon ingrain Camels; Conan Ingram Carpets; 4.4,3-4 and 344 Tapestry Vent. lieu Carpets; 4 4, 34 ands 4 Twilled Velitlika Clargtetri 4 4,3-4 and 6.8 Damask Venidat, Carpets; 44 . 34 and 3-8 plain Venitlan• Carpets,• 44, 2-8, 34,13.8 and 24, common Ventnau rarpets; Listing and Rag Carpets; Satre roper Chenda Rags superfine Cheaile do; super fine Tufted do; common Tufted do; common ,Chealle do; Cbenile Door Mats; Tutted do do ,• extra English sheepskin do; common Mats; Adelaid do, Jenny Lind do; iillicant and Manilla do; lute Coco and Skeleton Mats. Sheet Oil Cloths, from 14 to 21 fa-m.llode; eat to lit any; size hall or room; 64,74, 6-1, 54,44and.3 6.04 Cloths` Green Oil Cloths; for WindoW Blinds. Furniture Oil Cloths; patent Stair do do; Stair- Rods, of all. , sizes Carpetllindlng; Crash and Diaper; Snow Drop . Na pkins; Table Mats; Doctrines 104024, 64 an - 2-el wide Cotton Bocking,.l34 - wider warier cloth Piano and TaklerCoSert; eathossed do do do ; worsted do dodo Satin-Damask, for Window Carmine ; . Turke y 'Red . Chintz,. do do; Tacker Chintz Border ; Window S hides ; Ha Windo w ,Linen; Ifenidan Winds; Damask Mo nona ; Watered Moreens. The &boss, stock :consists of the largest and Nast : ever selected for this market,. Being Purchased direct from the importers and mannfacturemmomprising the rich est and latest styles and designs, and at prises sor low they cannot fail to Please all; ,We cordially Invite those wishing to furnish Steamboats or Minims, to give us.a eallat.the Carpet Watehonse, No 86 Fotirdestreet;luill Wood ATOM. , 1001181 W. 11PCLINTOCK. 0. O. Ottaalit i.Mt. N.. Ettasen, ATTOBNEYS AT LAW-No. 149 Parma_ imam's, near Smithfield. • [noddy . Blotto /Mutual Flirt anstaxemsois ,ioosupsisly,„ BRANCH OFFICE, 54 Sarmumitim sx.,Preissmse R 1180 1"Th , gayo,lB/- tkliestetridenceof the success of the D irector in.: endeavoting to Make theISTATB MUTUAL Fl fIE INSURANCE, COMPANY" meet the mints of the, community, is the unparalleled amount of business which ht-been donor-baying leaned MOO eiesdknang the mist year, thereby .adding over 4130,000 to tbetands of the company. Nearly all the property psdred is of the safest kind, in small risks, and alarge proportion insured for only one year. • • Whole No Policles lathed - 7,000 do do expired, terminated a canceled.— 92 do do in force: . 7,808 Amount of Property insured • $7,801,419 do Canceled, terminated and ex • • plred• •-• ......... • -•• 20t,7.2Et do •do in force 1117,034,691 do Premium Notes-- -79,676,87 • do 'Canceled,terminstetimxpfd, 017,10. do in force. ....... . • 579,031',71 do Cash Premiums recelved.'-1151,557,14 do do canceled 321,24 4-- $5140,96 " Whole amount of losses and expen- • - sea paid - • • • • 29,111,43 Balance in favor of the C 0.16 cash, 0V 7 A 2 4; 45 LTo city or country merc hants, and owners. of. d 4411. ings, and isolated or country property, it is believed . Ilus company dards advantages trinomial cheapwas, ,safety and security, inferior to no Insurance Company *lr. this, country. • , Conducted on the equitable Ind-grey improieds ye ! tem, of Clasdfleatier. of Risks, exc luding , all spat .hatards, insuring , only.a limited amount in any onet' ial to-, !Cality, thus preoluding the frequency and occurrence , ni law fires, and also, on both the Stock and Mutual Pram It not onlipbasessag the cthemmess and aecawprtodat ian of both methods, but entitle; the insured toe pundits :don in the profits. Iris under the control, of the followingJlijrectorst P.,l4l.tierfOrd;-4.4,6lll•Stt i leATOoketllaitatibi T. the A. Rob Oct graii ls 4P l 4 l74ll l. ll 4 oll tLE: the "- 140' mr011), Preet. • • A A Cauiiiza, Actuary. - ' N B A Scrip Dividend of liteinlit - stjist,'On 010- tlea-Polieleshas been declared by tbcplrectors; tour is now rcOralsble at this-Othie fcir re iiitsvelis, or,redeenia bit in coat atlh it . e end ot , nutetr days. 'n#174.00,' A.A. CARRIER Agent. : 'Lam nt..ete strumnai, saris CLAM ATESIM, ' 'VIA VI NG . jut receive ill ttm bal once .of his Fall and Witter-stock of OLOVIfi, CASSIIII&RM VFW. No 8; at. - Rein prepared to make clear to order in the most fashionable saile andm.the 'hottest notiee... ' tif.:Rt,__ -, iii iit taddition to his own knowletke t taw e n gaged the servicii erletteta narext.ess Curter, from ;the. City of tfear , Artik4ltatei el`ordirig ft!o,natainottsf friend.atid eilittvettlagnlot - *a gat 4 1 iireif- - -fiLt . ittirmentemsdito order X! reolo;ilfAVßDll6.7gornic oat s not - beamitemed either in the Best ttMgreat - FashionalgeEmPortnin of the World. g ovt la . QUNDIIIISI3-• • ►l2B boodles Cooperstrittp; - 48 Haras,*prime ankle; • • • 200 busbear-smts; 150 doz Cora Brooms; in store and for,sale by to 5•• •SBERRIFP-Ec BINNING, lOMarket at VlO%. RECEIVED at 201(o. 6 Liberty street- • a .n:26 boxes Fresh Roney ; dodo. _Canton, Preserved it•Ciaite4 OntoffelliesLarldi2anss, pro np, ey,pots, by Underwood de Co., Boma; . 5 - boxes fresh Citron ; 2 . - do do Orange andl:emon Peel, (candied) 1 de' do • Gooseberries; 3 do do Cherries, Philssi LIM ; 1 do %deed Lobsters; 100 fresh Cocoa Nubs; Alkettolee Goode and for tsle atloWieterhy • • . .. • W.lll4llPiitYW, •••• , • - .•Grooenrall4Tols meale-$ • Ott Vi , Arbutittiott , ' • OAP'AND C.I.O4DLE malrunseruamt,.=ma*at PounsOn and Seventh. Persons wataittrany'thilna la shat line will 'do well to call, as I am detenninel sell as ebesp tte any otherpethon in the eith. iselthizY GLAISB. , IOO bores 8 by IKE; 50 - tbe- 10 by do 9 by 18; Ob'etiatigaraera and for sale by novs STUART & SUL, 124 Wood street • - • _ - • - - • •• • r sx 1. ; s • „ k. • • -, Lt ~4 - • - 7 • - - • - --„0 • • , • - ; • " • • ~/ ; • • •;-••„', , •-•„•," -" ; - • • . • ; , „ - •-•- • - ..•• • • • LL - • - - • ••I', „,• •-. • -„„•, - „ • _ , „•„•- • , - -„- • • ,• • . • _,. „ _ • • , • - ••• ••••-. • --,• - „ , , • " 4.• - -,`, •••• • • . , ••- .„ • • , •, • -"• • • - • , • -',. • •••••., „ - ",,, • , ••,4 • OIL CLOTHS-AND TRIAMINGS •_ R li cß MNiNit. Pkg ANT , TATIWIL, :_ - spEcut'rwicEs: - - , /gTNA INSURANCE'COIdPILNY - ' - '•. or'itartted, 41,onis. .-g • Capital Stock, . - - 45355,000 OD Anent) - - . 444185 34 _ . irr Oftlee of the Pithiburgleik*S4.7 to dor; oom of &Minty & Loomle, No U. WOOO street. • • novtittf '10:1ILBEESON, Orleans inanzanee Conspaissyn ALBION. N. Y. CAPITAL sloo,oooi 7 - Secured !in /Accordance .aoigt filenen#l /nets. mu Laity of Ad- State. rritiE , above -intniteretts7-and'restronstbirk I haVing complied with the requaritions etas law ot this State. is now Issuing poUcles by their.Agant on the most .favorable terms, consistent with_pre/dence and safety. 0. NICHOLSON, President. Office, No. 54 Stnithilehistreei, Pittsburgh, cet 27 :l l- . . ...VA•triZCARRIER, Agent Br Odd Fellows+ Ra 11040" Building, Fourth saw, between Ina' and - ErnWad siteuu.-.Pa 'thumb Encampment, N0..2, meets Ist and ad Tuesday's of , each_ month. 'e:4. , • . • , . . • .- - . Pitlann run DegeenLodge.No. 4, meets 4d and 4th T ae., • da lrecbanica' eodge; No. ii,•creyt evciiriurad . ity . Int l eli. l 'fi , - • cdniiii.' . =tern Star Lodge, N0.'24, meets everyl.l7 ,T; evening: ...., ....t.. . 4 Iron City 'Lodgezli d o t lB2, emeis every Montia4rWag. riah , No. 360 . Mount Mo, meets every Manday • evening, at Union Hai corner of Fifth and 131itinefteld. Zocco Lodge, No. 384, meets every Thursday everting, at their Nall , corner of Smithfield and Fllih stream_ 2 .....' 4', : Twin City Lodge, No. 241, meets every.Fridny WNW', Mg. Hall, corner of Leaeock and Sanduskystreets, Al legheny City. . . • . •-• fiiii4ll2:ll . `": '-' • - ' • > 1c .jet' Er Angerona Lodge. I. 0. o f Oa Rawi She Anaerona sAsige, N 0.289,1. O. of o.F,'llidelledilierr Wednesday evening in Washington Hall; WeskiFigutet Js4:ly. C°ne lTeri• l A 3 l l ' l o3ll3 l o ' £c. vo - 1- Attends to Collecting, frill Posting, Distributing, Cards and Oireulars for PI"Ilia, &C., &c. . • IIW . " Orders left at the Oi!lee of the Morning Post. or it llohnes , Periodical Store,Tbird . et., will be promptly DIO" DEAFNESS, noises in the headiand all tliaagrrew able ditch es from the ear, speedily and permaneatty removed without pain or inconvenience, by Dr. HART LEY, Principal Aurist of the , N. Y. Ear Sargety,,wbo may be consulted attre ARCU street, Philadelphia, Dea: 9to 3cklock. . Thirteen years close and almost undivided attention to this brarielt of special' practice has enabled hlm to reduce his treatment to such' a - *lvrea of 'success SEW find the most confirmed and obstinate. cases yield by a ready attention to the 190 9 / 9 1911111 1 9Ti.494-•.. (dal Pittsburgh Lida lessuraniri Coulpistry,. CAPITAL -0100 9 000. ID Orricx.No. 78 Fouses'Sruster. jai • • OFFICERS:: • President—James S. soon •' • • • • Vice President—Samuel lOlarkan, Treasncer—Joseph d. Leech. Secretary—C. 4 Colton. ST See advertisement to another , part 01 this paper orytt ENCOURAGE HOME INSTITUTIONS. CITIZENS* INSIM&NCE, CONIP&NY, 07 71TT/DOIO9. ' C. a. HUSSEY. Pre it. —A. W. MARKS. Set..y • Offici—No. 41 Craw ss..,isi.Warehowss qf 04/.8111114: I . L d to low , Ell Q r. Tats Company now prepare ginAl an Heckilest—hflib 0.41440100Atif dire to tare, and in aitulfease ,&e.. , , • An ample guaranty (or the ability and integrity of the Institution, Ls *forded In the character:at the Dtrectora; who se all - eitizens of Pittsburgh, well and favorably An OWQ to the eommunlty for their prudenne,intelllgenee and integrity. :.• liiirscioar. G. Hussey, Wyo. Bagley, WaC, _1 4 0411 crier, Walter Haga D. wing, Edward EferiKek ton Z Kinsey tB. Dritharma. K. 1 1 1% Kier : *glaciated Virasairlon Ins Deanne Cogripak ay of the Calk of eittebargthi , W. 107: DALLAS, Pres4.—ROBERT FINNBYi [Err Will insure against FM and menywitzga or - ell kinds.• • • ,sf: (eke in Afeennsgai ) kr Mona, N05..114 and, a* 10* t, W. W. mail s Body Panama, IL H. Hanley, S: B. ` ihmusem, Justin. Rhodes, O. Paulson, ger,r.dward Gregg. A. Ps Ansbud, Wm. Cot liugarood, B. C. Sawyer, gaga Kenr.Wm.Gorman fetal - Ur "I. 0. US 0. ft.—Place a - Meeting Wasbicistfin A ill, Wood street, between Sth and 'Virgin . Prranames Lorton, No. oB.L—lilectramil; weaning. • • histwerua EscAminosi. Friday ofeseh month.... midid-Lrldrd V' ll; O:'D. ...r.„ IV. hreets above Board of Trade Itoonis;eomer dt Third a nil Wood streets, every Monday evening. ." . enures ousuvciall!:_. -- $l,OO. 0- NS -,1 , */ 00 ." - ll:rnagssarraosylsoa. - , LUIXIIII23 taken at the new Dalprerree Robust l y Larayetta Hall, Fourth street, a few doors From.L - Wors4, l 83r the loar - prlecof one dollar, end upward, according to the sins and 'quality of case or frame. (ID" . Rooms 'open and operating from 8 A. M. io SP. TJ Cuiseus ond strangenr are respectfully Invited_ to call. • —• itterranf. • al oil ftsm..-21usloIntatratitaar.ois Socurry,or Pins) burgh nod Allegheny, meets on the second Monday 01 ovary month at the Florida Maul; Market et: 067 y) • lotto wouno, tr., Seeretttsy, e - 6 Most Remarkable ease of 'fetal alladncsi Cared by Petroleum..-.Vire invite the attention of dm sainted and the poltlie the certificate of William Hall, of this city. The mote may seen by any person who may be skeptical in te. laden tante facts them set forth- - 8. fil../EtErti " I had been afflicted several yeara,with-aottieness of both eyes, Witletreonthatted teuthrtascirrettllinSep. tembet, (1830), the inflammation at that time having in volved the whole lining metalline of both eyes, and ended to the &Pestle of a thick Alm, which wholly strayed my sight. I had Ato,onoretiqo performed, sad the *hie tenths removed, which soon • returned ;apd, left me ins• bad a condi:doh as before. At this sinner sinn the complaint I male application Ali:metal ,. of the most eminent medical men, who informed ma that "my eyes would never get well: , tinieVeauld not distill. cash any object' By- tha advier-Of ariatit Mends I com menced the am of the Petroleum, both internally, and locally, under which.my, eyes tusvAimproved daily total the present time, and I have recovered my sight entire ly. Illy general health wee very . ranch Improved by the Petroleum, and lattributethe restoration of Dlr sight to . Its use. 'I reside at No.lol Second sweet, in this city, and will be happy to give any information to rolution to my enact - 'WILLIAM EALL.n. Pirsteurgh; September 17,1151. - ‘. • For sale by KEYSER & MIX3WELL, 140 Wood et(' R. F.. SELLERS,S7 Food sgeekartiqy the Proprietor. yAgoDr. Owyrtott.'s Improved' Extract of W DOCK AND DARts&PADILIA- For the cure of disease, or as-a Spring pariflorof,the blood, and Si 411. general tonic for the.systemils sunivalted. . - The curative powers of this Extract are truly, womiet-„, Cul, and all invalids should inakelimmediatevial. of the "Yellow Dock and farstiptuilla„"_ It cannot injure the most delioate,patient, • . „ . - Then fly from Mineral noitrirmif m seek hope life,. and vigor, front this purely vegetabitS remedy. witere: (ore, however-broken in „health and spirits, however loathsome to hitnielf and mbiri,lee,AOone deSratir of recovery; lathe patient only understind.thitt the hope of his physical rhstoratiorrllesContrin "Gutrhtfe "Ex tract - or l'ellow.'Doek and Sarsaparilla,'" andpensuade bim, for his Wets sake,toArY 4slult.l-trO4AMe no 'kasha' don is predicting spectly restitrunott,*nos . .,llh.. SC" advertisement. ,. Dr.a9t.--1' niA tt kinionNi-aittatohi". Celebrated ll 4RenDi 111 : - brilliancylo any ever ors rad .to pro_ prlators shams onitlriat t laitici -wilt pivot the foci. alannatenned- Irodgkkumn - &ll,o,,,Quarry :meat ) NottitThirdirbilholalybia; andhol&ar - • Pi , - • 1 - 3i.N.:Y17/CIBERS/UM3 Whbleialoliragantfacad..Wareltoassr,l.t: • N 0.164 and 166 Wood st.,cotner,of. Sixth) ' . , . [Fria the ,Lottisville .cournal,-Iday De. J.S. Flinightortla Pepsites, for rapopals, mar __,Prggaidfitinlrenis*PF 17* iStomath qr the cer„ - `un - the. of M 4,1851; Pastor:of the , Fourth PreabyterianChareli,ia4tdmdlle, I Kentucky,avneandltadbeinfozo.; tont dinter.onfined to, 1 his room, and most sit the tiMe4 o, Alas het l 4 4 ithitiltePr, l almond Alironic Dlarrli s, andwastto all isfmeamut•ef. oa the very veva. of the_graveoutd"acknoiriedgedlolfe ea byhisphysiciaiiifito had tried alt the ordinary means. in his -powetywithaut ellect, and at the above named thne.the patientiwithtltenottsent of hisYhysielau,cortt. menced the ale of Dal Houghton's L‘r PEPS-INp and to the asmnishment,sexprisa - und delight , of was much, relieved the fint day.; The day The ,lett.his foam. The : sixth dayt which Nes -.excesswel)thei,Jte rode marmites with no bad elect; on the eighth day „its went on a visit to the cenntry and on •theildtteenth day,thomth not entirely-rano/KU bit tlipartkistrangtb, he war so. far recovered as to oalone 6 , 4ourney'ot.hve.'! hundred Mlles, where le arrived:, lar.aafitionneh proved - hi health, haaint hada° disturbaneOtthealentz". ach of lioiatis;doar atkosathelirst derse.P4orits:- These' are.ihCU hot eontrovettibleiand that:this is*. ettewhich, ought toast:mince all skepucs that there ii a power' i n . BF,PBIIIA. Los_t phwdelansanddyspWicsinvastigsta ~ . ..H.EY43ER:taihPWIWEDUAgentat': Jett trririat 160' bokkaillass=assOlted 150 kegs . bzs. rdould,Auld , SiPPed radios ; 100 do Rosin-Soap; • 20.49 ,Pboeolaba ; • , ' 75% .do • Staxeli; . . 3c! dos; SO aver Buckets ; ' • bpi*, Vitiegac ; . 1 bate Ca 100 Twists wiaPPlnt PaPF!! 111InArevtintfori aria noT4 KING -MOORHEAD QUOMLS—St. rgittis Powdered; ' ' do- , Crushed; • do cisrifiod ; • do Loaf; In store and the .ale-by - novd . - =it-MOORHEAD I N I E'LAsses—Viaro`zsugar • ape; ~.moi.r . ,oa-hando; in etAm and foe seie b 3r mcpitmooluitirk-, nav4 1 / 1 0FFEE-41 0 Ingo - Rini .: '.• _ , , k„. , 117 do ; : In stain and far sale by_ E nosr4 . , -, s s ,-: KING lE-BIOORLIGAD t -; rial;Ounpowilor,Young Ilysooana tout . $-Traus7Ssfran fair tdbasr mudityp In - 'MOM and for Is eby ‘-s-'--' , ltioirl , l - - -- ---MG-&,NOORTINAD.. , frylOßACCA—Rassall t .rltobison , ei il i rard'ai end ill of .1- ;ise e ); , lkiiisiilipswis; forudieby • • ''• , . - / rievt - -.-:- . .**l- . , 'c • __,. lallol& mooartEAD. - NroLasszs—,lso bbir. i ' landulan Mblassesiii ine , OA, cooperagejaiener crulfai sale by - - - " - DIJOJEWHEALT , F1„#0118....460h ha just ma% sist , -(q; 1.31 iWe by focatt-r tinithla 6100R11841P4 ENN*41;001) Atemhhalis for sea` by • co. AA . rawly— . Fibs., QN.4 V.7lrickleceived 20 csitons.Enfk ' , KO* ,#ted coloit (oral tIarrANTED TO 130itROW—Wor , erto or pro. VT' ClP°N.l:lorWieetbOaltiVlViltsbe given, and late: rest, 441104X-yeseir.. - Intillid P*4 14141 bgs o l cored by . t no• lions boretruat. Cauunnni fie-131311113gfacoenituti • . so:Sraithete st NTENESON,-A chcliFir tot, gat recOkviritt the VANK V EXCRANPR , of Thlrdltreet foot3Q:lar YWAR bbl& on hand sad for sale by 6003 • . STUART a SIM MRS Limas aim 01504.011 / 0 8E 1 ' 18 D. PCISTiaI: -:.• ': 1. - -•-•• '-. - - Pries, qf bletittim-Fint Tier and Pargoeue 450 e.; --_ , , I ...-•-•., , ~,.. - Second and Third Tiers 250.; Reserved seals in Dress -- .%-.," • ' -'-' . -•:, '''' -,-.• Circle, 75 Cents. large Private Dazes, entire,4lB,o;; sonral, , , i Private Boxes entire, 66,00 _ ) ; „ ' • Doors open at 7 o'clock. Curtain rise* at 7*. - . t .-, • I F First appearance of the celebrated. RAVEL( i. ) uONDAY BYlKNlNO,NovexaberlOrk4V3sl;dte per.- • _, • , - -, r• torMance willcontrnende twirls: - z---.....•:....-1;i:„:,-.-7,...t...-__-„r,.....,.._„ 1 ,,, . .:,<„,.., . 4 , ORIMSRAW, BAOSHAW andDILI . ..: . •-- After which, elegant and daringfpatkenkllus .. • . ~.f. . . , 1 .. TIGHT DOPE, I , ' -•-- ' • • ' -.; , ...:-.-.. ~. 11 - ftitti io"ifindfidd'LSONLiktOrtht.,.-ro, . • *-, '-•.'`,. '.,,',. ~....."., THEE, HERR CLUVIA ./;:/. ADA A E 7- 1 .- - n_i l 1 1111 ; I F- :. - ..:' '.,3 /Eftos/11 ' • a_ - - ei fe-ttTill‘f • A. ' r To be follottied . bYgp s '' EmA i i i . - . - _ _ • ` 4 .'" -',-, • , ~ -. .._ .. Al,killitaii - P 1 Capp frafers,-- -Mlle Wintheft - rtif errontret-••• . t ,.. „ -• , h ~ , .. l'o be succeeded by _the h allerseene 0t.tt0.... ~., . „ ~....,, ......, sigic•RP •-= ,ANDArfLbAGE,S*., ~ . .I_ , • 1 t ;, .,:.. Inivrhlch they will ans - 101 1 1. 1 triIf! { 4- 114- C'tlzir'!•• -_ . '• ~ • - . '".•• ~,, V°C°nclu49l2ilit A be 'fei'DIIIBIAIOBS, '-' „: '• '' '' ''', - El .. `•• _-- -, ,rr Ltit In which tbewhogiritioli6 4111 gt4;451..:*i I•1L 2. A - • i ..'.-. , - , t -:' ~. •',.. ; , Ext;geasiq itratr'oi'lletinnisofe) t - r•. • , , . .•... ~, -...-...-n v• , ,.;-Nconungivgli t .. • , • -, -' - - A T &meeting of the Board of Du:resort this disy, - 440 ~ ,! 41; following resolorlormaa adopted : -- • ,: --- • ' - - ',.; , - - ••• : .":. -.-,! Besotted, Than' dividend of Arran Pis *MU. Qn She -, , • - - ..., a., Crir - dtal Stock be paid to the StoekhotderS, cot or after' _ • !•:' • - . '-. ~.", the 11th instadrianhleet te.thei 3 tafelltXrg.kel:. fans (27 - ,S pr, 4 0 - -- •.? .4":r :Le. last six inolathil, AS p rovided by the act of this Iddrof . , - ' .7.' ~, till / 60 . . ,-., . - fAbl. S. 51,17 1 / 1 1 5., ~Ir -,+- -''• '' .4, > ' -,' '. ,a.. ..;"' `std - - -'- - • Castder:,- • c .*A -I' • • --' -- . --- vateicirringit plaiikeo.r.. . , ~. ! :- -:, - . ' - , - JUST BPJ3 Er VEJl....A...nirritid yet " ,.-' .--= ... tarp rvestook of 4 :llllol(slllNOrs . k . LANcs, '; -.- -- : - -- • ' -, ~ 0- • FORTn,... of , i3e.Gii 131-... am:17:00pmll t. i ~' ''• - - 4. ' '''-''' ,-• .ri . -•-, 7,, JOHN la _tdr.1.,14% 0r g,r,.,d_..., -7 :,' '',.' 4 " Aielli. for the - saf*Of ChlekettnrsPitutos,for l.--..: "' `,.', 1 ). •,:: •,, . ..,, . 1 •;......, r. and Westerd•Pennsylvania....• - - - , , .!';', , ' • i •*, •._ ' <-,. - , ---- : , -- 7 ---.;-t- (' • , ~, ,- ~l• •.. , 50 bolt ebeitilr.H4lolls - erlal and 1 7 ,- P.,Teaa i 's- • i•}' ' - ' -`,„.• - • 20 'dm/ I 8* 'Delon& arviCtiolau • _do; tK ~- .-..4..7 . ..'" so bogee Gre,en and ulae& , -_,, .... , do, • • • -,,,-- , • • 40 do ' lattnrted Tabooed; • - ' '.,=,), • - _ -.L- -: . ..., it, hhds. New Orleans Sugar; ' ',... ' - ....-1` 2D bbli. Loaf and C'euntitiL - do; ~- t-- - " ,r- - ~..‘-;;;,. 0,000 Havina andCnba SegaPer',._ •- . • r - 2 , 4- , r''',,, l 751naes bags - Rio Coffee; _ .. ~ , . ~ , ~ ~, ~, , ....t ., -26 do lagavra Coifed; ~'" ' ' '- ..,, l.. - , - . ef - :.41 . , : ‘ ' 2;;;;; ;. 25' do - Old Government Java, ' • ~, '. - „, -,...,:- r ' :' •.. -,t,:.; - ,1.1.,.; 50 bozeo Simla Sour); - -" •', . ' • •'' "." • '-'"., -, : •-_,,---." ''':::::: 1- ,;;:t.1,4`,:i S" do ''CaunlloSoop; •• - ' •,-,- ' ''• , '.,7„.•_,.. . „ - ...k: , :ve.......: 5 dci ':.Talni and Almond Sclap; .- -'-, '. - ' .. - , -,ir,'-' ' 6_ da - ."Babblu'orSoap Poorderst , ". ' ' _•'• - - ''. '-',: -t , : ..--:-."- ....' r '. ',''': l( •:: -' 1 '--:.• : 11 -- 4‘ . •;•:'4iscer - fc'elut ,- do, '•'- - .. ..- 7.`,r.... -,,,` -i " •---- - ' ~ > - ,..:„.;, , ,,i b do 1 l ''''' .-* 5 ' Alec ,. Settees Farina; • ' ''•- , '1 '' -' :: 2- '''''''''' ''-. •"": . ;: . : "4 :::;••= 1 '' - f . ~.!, , ,-.0,,.,,,,A,,,,,,,,„,_C c ,..- ......4:4-vit-FD,,t., 41 -4.- --- ---- , 2 do faingieni i , - '--- • ' -," '-'• ;-: - ,:- .fY"*: '. L'lo ' . do• ; Solemn:, • ''• • ''••••'• ~,- '',• .•., ..1. ~ .:•t lt,-...d. - , i - r --"720.''- de ' ' .. Stizirlar D ilet- -7 ' ,- . " - r -2 . -- ;'''''-.-t "..s l .10 do :L SPOTaL.Canfite4i ; ' .7../ c,-,i i . -- . , -,k - §;7.; 10- do • 'P.* 14-Itocotare:l&-t- -, --, • •••.Z.).... S. 7 .. .. 1• 5, do Cocoa and BtOMS j .5 'llo' African Gingot; •, , )..t ~t,!_,,:cl. i .", 7,'",.'5" 4.4r • , •11 do Lona Island elastiira - ; -' ~ - . - -,„ <„, ..,•-•Z• 150 sack, tine Dairy *Sal t. ', ` -;-,. . ...•' ~•;,, - - "i- - • ; 1 eank ?daddee i - ' .. .`"!.. ' w . 10 do - Potash , ~: •-. .. • • f 1 ' ~. ''.; • '... -, - 1 •• -1 - do eeroon indigo; - ' -• • , ~ ; _. • 15 bbts. No,,t rind , 3 rdocksrel L - _2O do. 'Neer Siteina, and S:iLliola*a;' ~.,. '.., :10 kegs Ground Splees; - •• _- • - 12 dozen Bed Cordel- - • -', , :. ! ttr... , ik, • .75 do COTTIBI'OOIII9I ....- .- ...-......(,..'i r I ...., :itlitl-4inii%.018.88; l ini/ 0 1.4 011 d " Callon ' :Y 4 /07 - ' Syboleaaleaue retait.by, - ;aAar.,VVILLJAMie Co,, 1•• • .., .nova Non -east corner of-Wood and7tdb,"su: ,'' ' * kars AND TUALpi FIRE - )SIT9OK. 11.; ACCitOIDE•OI-__ • Monday, 17th instant, ai..11 o'plOelci 4 4l. :it at bilge nna's itucuon House, one totirgothdknlt Illo:Washingtorr Turnpike, three miles trout :bgnfact; oritehlcb le there le an Btbre Homed. • l.dlect:-:,,Arlicei - Es tate in Lot adjoining, ender the mune Alleteoskthiliii above; on which is erected _new Store, Ratite •Also At . the.seraint•me and p ttates Pin btambitatketenttakstileTurnotheStock. . .2 42 , :Tiratsittaagowlip:Oger oc 4 , • ; s..toNNsT, noT s , • Vaisalt Teas.' -• F. - J - • . F,/Ack lIALP Cheihrof Green and Black Tess 161654. , t . ceived at th e Pekin Tea Storo;2s Fat- e3treet. -- - The above Teas were selected by, the subscriber &Om dialect. cargo .ales In New:York, and comprises all thifi . different grades in the market; -and will besiold'Wkobs- , ,' side !tad retail inonetonetFt or doe Fusllponnd packageirt - A- - ok.br the cheat • -- RenalrgTecelv - ahl a) and'.... f :alrootine..the direrent . vanelles A,l. , ;araits old j:yagio dozen bottles fitsh-Pesehe.: - , -• . PUB hlershintsl andgaintfac.torers _Plank k burgh.hos:tbliAterdetlared dividentrof sovasis ;caervon thereapital - steelLont of milts or-theataitf six monduyAik ,1444i:oiidomand:...= • .t DENNY . •' eddied November 4, 1E01; --" '.- • prudent and Directors of thlsThmk•h - avo: 1 ,.. day declared a dividend-of four per..aeot ot the'cap mock for the last six months. payabialostOcUoidiV!;‘ , or their lagal representatives forthwi th , ,, , -..: ~.,i,.. . ki. , . , nosdlur • . .. .. , - '-. - JOHN-3NYDOII,-Cub±er.—.- , :. •< -- alrraiTa - ieg gr aaspt, •kratiy" - t. eA N Mealloakii Thirteen Directors or •141. Company,_to aerie dgrieg :be ensuing year.Mlllbe-,. - hstale Office °Cele. Cor44lany.:o aerbeldayohe tith day of. November treat; reenihe.dotaadflbdcloc t t loe A. Bt., soda ottoet,4's ?dor -•• . oeratikse 1•: • ..: P. M. CONDON, ...... -.... • m , .. , . - ..: _,.,7• - • ,-- • - -- -,-: t- ' • - rad en;igned besteginrchgeed trelittee Store at: ntlitil A. Ifulinn.ott tho.glitnis. - , waternitine tle tiosinearashereracue, in all its fat eepecA folly Solleilll4CClELtlnglAnee atthA,plWeAllgjellykllps# , lA ly besurwed on his prede4esser. -.. .....:,. , :z *., ~: ....„;,, 1 ,- ..% • -,,. ---.- • Josehr. Writ; '.'"'' '..novitat.., • -- ' . Obit: • tlaii , l , • ; . ... - . _..n.. nepborn,;:sr- , .....::...-z-4; ~, AITORNEV ° A.T..L.AW.-. OineitiaNa;A:9o"F..rei .. "' • anpnatte thellayaileibliee . :.- - ~ /intigilgen• '• ' H -.Sae Tisvern•litand far -irdess;,,S•i....-- 4'l. . . .. - ,:iltE sahsAiliee'..*lstesta• tent oi. lesiiii or , i' , MIL nanaberot years the TAVERN STAND recently .. .t . erect by him at Turtle Creek,,in this eotunp.'l .7Tinfi, , 7-. , building is admitsbly.2litunted fbrcintsitiess, being-int- • wediarely adjoining the Station'endling arateelex plena at thoiPermsirlsarue Railroad elTattle Creek, tn.& a15r.),.1. adjoining the new Plank Roadßom Pinsbnrgb. The. itont bOdins is three stories higb; doveyedsouti - 11146. i --,,, and 450 feet n front. sO• 40 . feet in depth; , Theibgeki . :: heading:ls:two tactile* 1118 . 11;rsuad is 20 by GO feet in size.' neje Ate twenty Weil finished Tannin the build.. Ing• . The. Stabling Jkll4,_ , lill' CAW accommoditlans ate on-the cent Liberal scale.. ' There_4,no, Stand inAl•ld:.' deity at Pittsbotsh th litiarCrrlilitnnar indlteeaneet*Pria.ll steady. enterprising and szeongoodating lindlot d.. ,- , ',' Pori... trans,ts, &a., apply to the andersigned;on the tifeniiset.: , .. -4 ! nov4:lhell , ~..-. . ,A3B.Rita - s - x - .Biturrotv, , zt ~: .Health • . treatitablit are tafanzed. that theO ;OP. FFICRt.: ( ; BOARD OP HEALTH of the City of Pittsburgh at No: alt, Ocant.strrAVatroan. RQpriti atd - Dhustatt areetsarient PlQUesa s aati Co . us for th Boardmast bile:Ou t , NAILLOR;!::, • - •.• •. • ' 2#sterunrst arm hiaav7ALTOtnie' ataxic... -, 1 - 4;,;,7-, ,-, -, • ""'•,` •_} 11 ' '_ • •• , .Piesbureh, - Vezeber lady 1851. • ",. -: : 4113.,neernal Election , for..thisieert-Direeterrhot - -, ! Bank, will be held at the Banking lionse,- on Irron-..,=,.. --. ',the 17th day or November next betvreenthe biztaria. It Week; 4`t• Ateand go'cleek7l'!et.: ,,;7 7 - :, -,; -, -, • ,—..., . ... • ocasi.,, :;-..,. , • 4 ILsiARNOLD: B_Alt/r SR 5',14.1.15:A LE R r*.? EMORANI.EVrIie " y vir • •, - • • ' DILIPTS;hOY.,:it.•! -. a:611111f . atteudedloi ind,r!keedsfttait.: iittf paivortbe•Erition? y . S'2 l . 0 01.8•1)t- , ARO ! SOLD ON C011120=11(..._ '• -1714. 1 /4- Fesirtl'rine4.,") - • 5ep131,.: •` 6 ;Nqiirdooilo:the Batik or Pillstlilitetc.:o 4 - * supstiotlnlete,lcir , P. 04Fs 1 acvt is Wood I )ll.tipi—t 4 caul!, (fresh); kesis; , ..,It)‘,.ss' 4741 • • . „ • • ' 3 bbls., lawneeiviid and - for silo b• .. noire EMIT St. SINCL - 111 ACKEREIrrjOIt Ids teret for • - -... - 2. . (111000LATIC411boxpgRaketsCtioeotaut'forialea.." SUITEL/tSINCLAIL::ca QUOAB .#O,l7$E . ..IdOpt‘age-40 ems.- pap:, for,, . • srarnr& ••Ificks,Vsl 3,- to. ofig. litO, #l4" .`..,,d4.) . 1g141?! . a(kipt - , p.._ 011Ne0.B1itiF.-Bbbtaaoooaerrllor.rot.lasttTTtius lot r'. , A iwa pp....- . ;:...CUMON.AriCKNIGHErt,-1 DE . , EraWA.X—A anon, WO} sto're-andtor:sala:trr ) nov9 BVEr gll, 7l ,T,beiet:ttp.l - 13291410111 1 121 . At , and f°z ' lll Y+ ll' 6ll4W. EING &'40;9 ItEILAWL.st.-Nove upon%at A• 17_sOti#CA'., 0 curl or AIX 11 ! 14 Lvt4 , stiaiwist3 tiallantaad penuanco tiLANEETS-Cimmto iatek averPstics. of Amen can s w oo,,pre i nee,ofiB.{,liALut:s 144 platrf and t flied, single mut doooloondiell-luee k ect=lete lortatent of Clib ink.l l , l , l3 .lanieb o . - i nov7 • • A. A. N & 170. f 67 Qcolvei PLAJP;IfELINRS.-A complete einer.ri'; 1,7 band sr. A: A. MASON &vont, tpLA'S SILESI , IIIaIN suAst—a. & Haw .11,f pm co. have rot gala clef= AO,pleekee Bleck•Silks, 44.7 rich and high leetnem - - -..L r {no77 NEW FAUO-_,3o_6o2zas nevkillidelne - • 204 do • 7.n ..si; do do:-; •3 • • - 4 I't 4 1 . 11., 5 • daj'E , ... 011:0k; ,;; `;1,...?, • -1" tz-f , - 9 q-dae-szsmOntnitak-Lemait Peel. kegs Malaga Givivetei- , - . ,„„y eae wed ! ,:flo 2611LIbeinp street. - „ -.....:c.111M1,4,2.11117CLURet - g kiaWlllEßlWiglifBD—For. 7lllo o Are ,': Brie lt, brodeui: , *.T., Freenn4L. ,left„ , ,wittt as by dye 41.001,igaboi; : • :ii . . 1 ' air blister' ...- - ... • .I"...wcruDS & .8014, - , ~..,....,, • 14, , nova. 1 , , • . . - No 61..Witer al:mei:. ~.; ... .1..„ p Eli c - V7 4 1) an ea t3O er , :l - .- [:::' -:, _ care . virttb.ni by the Montlngsb4l.6 am ar;zzz.:. : . , z; .- . • ' -- T. WOODS' & t3ON, turie:'-' '': • . ~ - • No 61 Walbr street. .. ip 't.-: B 44PPMS-7 2 ° Led fo t ;d 4 Porge ; 1 1X.4 1411 ` Spire-caved end tot sale by , ENG & asOontrealtr:* TUST • BE:CEP/ED AT -HENRY, MINER 1 COM, No 22 Smttbfield street: • - , o Appleton?* Mechanics" Magazine and Engineer% jeureel, for November. Pries cent*. inev7 —Trio Aikatt-Bouse. iNO. IC WYLIE STRIKE - T=4s fitted first-foto rifle for the reeeptiom otWeekly- and Day Board. en. OYSTgEt-end other SOUPS verged op i tOthe beat Lyle. ' toet2s:lwdettlil: • • QVIDI4, 11.01Ui of 1111.4farge. • • - TIE subseriben for the erection or ad ilansai l?f Riga for Westren Penn sytraninetcreiterebyt that an tasesament of twenty per neut on theAtinanni tin t. mi di ac 4 by cach,b segalreita beiskiikkl 1 9 7 OA . 3\4 11 401- - Tor, Olt or before the 15th day - of Nonutber By ordat ttf.ihe Board of Duisiaton 4kadlia: 30 HIIA., nAN N 4 ,Mtes win!. , A. ..-/eastek t r• • • ---A170.194.17 AND COIINSZLI.DRA wri dAFFicrs.. wo., 47 TOORTWitTRRET, Amid strut•Pierikult.lio:' ••• -I•6ol•l44lwailig triDIGO-;•1 Ossoot BintgotWttoreptv' oci29 ' - ' • ' ''aTiLitek MEI AKUSE=NT& Tazikrue. EMM - '"" 3 v r , A;tl. * * ‘ `: "; ' . . ••••:.',.:z:.`::.;.; - .::.'* ,,- 2.'.' , ~':.;':.---.oi_'-',..':.':... P .• ::.-i.:...;;- -,, ,.:,?;.:•.:,ii,... - :4