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-1919EDNZ8DAY 111011111140:
'MORNING POST JOB OFFICE.
We have now employed in our Job Office an
unusual number of exoellent job printers, and
i!.e.Preparettto 'execute all orders - with neatness_
inuinrigaged, and pith a speed that algal! not be
.; .
-4 ‘;? 4 • •
-..,TitEADiniunfiTiejerioa—rrs paw:rips.
•,:,
410 Pr ideAtair United States has over
had •• more eneenitigeinent Jo the faithfal
eta
cliait4of his:high and, responsible duties than
Gen. Pierce.. Ilia nothination, though unsolicited,
" 7 - was'almost unanimous in the Baltimore Conven
-. • tion: ; #,lthont. any effort on his , own port, he
Svgs elected by the largest number of votes ever
_ • cask - feiani presidential candidate. his in
arignialtildress was received with:the warmest
enthusiasm all over the country. Whig as well.
-•-;* deMotratio presses, almoet unanimously, tip
.""." Plaided its true American sentiments, and its`
-• • . bold and patriotic' tone. <Every act of his ad
.- - ministration thus far haa met the cordial ap
proval of the people, And that approbation bas
•' 'been' exPressed continued series of demo
' 1. : " - • - °ratio-victories, at the ballot_ box, from; one end
of - thehroad land to the other. Snob triumphs
'
the 'damOoraoy has never achieved before.
• Achieved them, too, against coalitions, combina
.• - and exertions, that eeomed to threaten
defeat. Over 40,000 majority in Ohio, only re
oentip a Whig State. About 20,000 majority in
Pennsylvania. IncresSed majorities or votes in
j every other State where elections have occurred.
• **".*,' " , •finch * been the voice.of the millions pro
*
• nouncing judgment of approval of the President
and hisadministration. "
- • '"'"-The Soszta affair, and Secretary Idarey's let
•-•:-.1,ty*".-*:-..-• -ter expressing the resolve of the President and
``'hie Cabinet, have met the cordial approval of all
'parties and presses every where, with but one
eXception.Lthe old fogy Notional Intelligences.
-:';-Stieb:.thern :is the positions. of President Pierce
before the Peoplo of this country. Respeeted,
trusted, approved; his every ;_ublic not approved
_ - by. the entire democratic press ; and even a
-,n l iarge portion of the Oppoaltion presses ; and
'-‘:-.;•;:,74--=.:;.-';;:.tnietaltied by overwhelming, trititnphs of domoo%
over the land. •
ever occupied a position to tte7
ranch for the honor and prosperity
-comitry..• _ the sire • protection if our
gomptredresitof their wrongs;
• -. 7 r. 77,rn tholfai-deriaatid ferplrjustice.and respect in
our foreign relations; and nail -other just
measures which the president may propose or
pursue, the people will ou3tain him. No be
191qi):1441,115p110tk,tyly fortunate for the country
"Iti.:theresent time, when there is strong pros
-iiiietsof a general war in Europe. To keep this
country clear of that contest, should it corne,
and protect our citizens and our commerce from
wrong and aggression in its midst, will require
of our government a watchful eye, and a bold
tone,.bacted by a naval forcejanfficient to insure
;:'"iespect and justice. It is for this purpose we
''..!.itope to see speedily a large increase of our
• ;
• - But we have another aim in these remarks.
- The New Pork herald, The London Times, and
The National Inkfligencer, are almost the only
paperi of influence that havo yet assailed the
~.:President and his tabitteL The first named
journal - is' publiehed by a Bootehman ; the two
,Iti.st by Paglishmen. The proprietor of the Her
! aid a iswad, is a disappointed applicant for the
adissiott to Prance: The correspondent of the
London Tinge is also alleged to be a disappointed
applicant for office; .and the National Intelligen
off makes its fortune by opposing democracy,
• aright or wrong, at all times, and continually.
It has been unfortunate this time in its selection
of a point of attack on tho administration. It
has taken the Austrian side of the question in
the Sonia ease ; and labors to maintain that
side of the question even after liastria has aban
doned it. We aro glad to observe, however ,
test hardly another whig paper in the country
will consent to follow the lead of the Inielligen
oi in this gross and anti-American absurdity.
The Herald oleo hart been unfortunate in the
time selected for attacking the President's Cabi
net, and particularly Mr. Marcy. It is jest of
ter Mr. Marcy has issued ono of the ablest docu
meats that ever emanated from the State Depart
meat of our Government--n document, too, that
his been hailed with almost universal approba
tion and admiration. Just at such a time the
Berta verymodestly undertakes to have that of
ficer dismissed from his high place.
The London Mum is not an American paper,
pilriendly to American interests; and, of course,
Me fl right to assail all American institutions
'--, ; mod administrations, if it chooses to do so. But
76-
' that tin American correspondent should tarnish
the vonpotm, is simply diegraceful to the writer
himself, and can do the administration no harm.
flowerer wide the circulation and influence of
the-three papers we have named, they cannot
shake the confidence of the people in the admin
' istration of their choice ; and whose acts hither
to theyhaire ratified In such repeated and ramie
takable tones of approbation, at the ballot-boles
all over the country.
-.;,T0:ai,1...1.. - : ..Alittliing Vi3.o;
V. lir
•
Pipe Oilbnore, Editorsb ?repeat°
pITSBUit6B=
Hcvsges Ammo AlsciMsz.--"The Wham? (England,)
Erpresa flays that one of Hasre7's improved Reatmg Ma
chines is now in-use on the Norfolk ann. and had cut
iszop of tele to the entire satisfaction of Prince Albert."
Res workterna that the machine operated to the "entire
•
sudisfattion of Prince Albert" What does be know about
wren; Medium? He could not Mil a wheat stable ftem
• a eorreetalic yet his Ignorance
of the machine, added to the
feet that heis the babied of Hrs. Victoria, gives It a pro-
Wintrece which perhaps it does not deserve.
- -In mu country: re have Ave hundred reaping machines,
wtdch have met the anti:seat/diction of femme, and
. 'we co:udder tbembetterJudga in each ostlers than all the
princes In the wand.—Pittsburgh rot •
. The editor of the But know but Meat the dhstingelsh
'
ed personage of whom he speaks. The fad. is, Prince Al.
"bert is one of the most enlightened egriculturists of Europe,
- and in this TellPbel be resembles Gar. Wright, of Indiana;
wherever be can be of service there be Is to be found. The
editor of the Port has allowed his republican feelings to lead
4;lls'him too far. • Although Prince Albert is .the toyed consort
v.o•4llAtLifit,st Wflatteen Victoria, he bee more knowledge and far loss pre ,
• than majority of the demagogues of this septa,-
liti.6.l4ldiscfn Out) Cburier.
We beg pardOn, Welber Courier. In making
_ .
favorableaemark of our Anierican farmers, we
, . ,
did not intend to tread upon your sensitive toes,
or to disparage the immense agricultural knowl
- edge of your friend Prince Albert. You, of
, course, aro well acquainted with him, and know
- ,?—.-•••••--all about his great-proficienoy nr.the scie nce of.
farming, bat Wo think It 'would puzzle you to
prove that hale a better farmer than some of
' those yon term demagogues of this repablio.!'
Take your . own state, and you will find thousand'
of those who oultiVitte the sod, who will teach
~~~
your yrincely amateur farmer more than be ever
-learned in Oho books from which knowledge of
.;;; farming is derived.
No Booszn is osz Tnousxz *wan Trins AN
_ oviimi Coxes.—Our whig friends havo been de
";`Stated in the county election; and no sooner did
they iutcertain the foot, than they began to cast
an "available" candidate for Mayor.
was no sooner given than a baker's
dozen of -them appeared in the Seld. We can
zoilisibilect the name; of all them; but we wilt
eninnerate them as far as our memory serves ne.
'First on the list is
Mr. B. C. Banizte, a worthy man, but amost
Incorrigible whig. He won't do.
Hon. R. M. RIDDLE, the present incumbent
is next in order. He calls our defense of him
"bad wit," and of course He' 'cannot got the
nomination. •
Mr. F.B. Vote and Mr: H. Woons, both tfutTlY
gentlemen, and competent for the office. 4114-the
nesttwo regulars among the wles. Then comet!
the
_everlasting
Jot aismsn. He goes it on his own took,
-and be ie cocfldent of victory.
These five candidates will have a happy time
- o f it, when a democrat comes Into the field,
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Tl3lllOOl l ARD M.P . 1101361110101.
We ore sorry tcrobseiiiiP4at the Aurae/ le
Ailll.Lasid wilA 4,!r.`iid.,,, :.1)*! in our effort to
direetit4Art t . iiimainiiir c irizt4at be issued
41*2::iiperiktic4nagthliiiiiiiifOr the purpose of
defeatipg the Whig ticket. , We no effort
. ... .. .
! at•Wit — lf vie= had a purpose' of the kind, we
! would have looked over a file of the Journal,
and r t
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a i i f t
ulo i yet t.
fio d uli i
ddr
somethingnr
e ot contain
a de
rs any
~T,
.'The
enne
ay "wit," ;irtiilt
as w ac c osi w eun o mu td nee d .
man of experience, and he never writes a para
graph upon any subjoot, but he makes somebody
i t laugh.
In our notice of his proclamation, we intended
!to do him-s, kindness, and . defend him against
the dishonorable accusation made against him
that he had soot out a-Proolamation for the pur
pose of-defeating the , Whigs. Instead of receiv;
ing our-remarks in the kindly manner they wore
intended, ho growls at them, and calls them
"bad wit." It may be "bad wit" to say a
word inAefenoit of the Mayor, but in our notice
of him to which we referred, we did not attempt
to be. "funny." Whenever we are "in the
vein," we will pick up the Journal and the May
or's decisions, and give him some "good wit."
Until then we desire hint tobelleve that we were
sincere in. defending him against the accusation
that he had published that proclamation for the
purpose of defeating the whig party.
OCTOBER 19
ger k large number of the most prominent
citizens of St. Louis recommend the holding of
public meetings in every city and town in the
Union, to urge tbo liberation of the Iris&
now.in Van Dieman's land.' .
In their address to the country they say :
An exile from. his native land—from_ the home of his
ldhood end the kindest endearments of hie nature—can
well endure. th e hardships and trials of his solitude or Ids
life, in a country where the tight of conscience arid univer
sal freedom In thought, opinion awl action, if guarantied to
him byits.Omatitullon; but ,an exile, bound In fetters of
iron, transported and seat to a far off penal colony, which
is Inhabited by.thieves, rubbed and murderers; watched hl
a surveillance that never Urea; clothed In a convict's garb,
and compelled to associate with the vilest of vie men: mast,
if he be an honest man, have a feeling within his breast
bordering upon desperation or madness, when be himself.
end his brothers in advetsity, and men of high and exalted
bearing, who would sooner suffer the tortures of an igno
minious death than be guilty of adishonczt or dlabonorable
act. Though the laws of England may regard them in •
different Ilghf, yet we assert them to be honest .
In such conditbra as we lone degeribod, w ell know
Smith O'Brien end his fellow ecepattiets now exist-.4.hoss
brave and patriotic. !Haltom whose only crime is the lore
of liberty, their hatred to gyrantry I Tiss they are suffer
ing while we write, like true martyrs, for attempting to gain
that boon which' we as citizens of a free anti enlightened
land, are now enloying—fiherty
These brave men are called exiles. They are not PO COW .
sidered by all. They are classed as convicts and felons, as
desperadoes and (Masters by the turnortreldsts of Europa.
Lets ask you it we cannot relieve them of these foul and
slanderous imputations. We can make the attempt-ond.
if we LSI, the Great God of the Universe will vouchasfe to
Guist; We hapc„a relief as complete as Ile afforded the vene
rable St. Paul while enduring his sofferings in the prison ,
aol. :Let us et least try—mate an effort—let us meet toge
'gthey at an early day to deliberate and take action.
We should elicit the eynapatlales °tall mankind in this
work. The statesman, the rage and philarttluoidat idutuld
join hinds with mil We min feel Or the indigentard needy,
by contributing our mite—cos cam relieve the orphan and
assist the widow. We have shown our generosity to all who
have ever sought our theme with a philanthropic object in
view for the benefit of their dowzr-t rodden eouutaymen. We
lure given them protection and filled their pockets with
money, feeling amazed at the time, that it would scomml
much good. We have lately succored a does unfortunate
being from the talons of an exasperated government. We
have more recently shown our liberality toward • deter city
to afflietion by assisting bet to respectively Inter her dead
and relieve her dying I We ask no money: We slot only
the eympathirs of mankind! For what? To petition the
Blab& Government to release the Mb paitiote—the irish
rebels from bondage whom they new hold in Van Dicznan's
lead. To extricate a few men from a living death-only
dunk of men dying alivo—such le their situation.
Americans give tide cause your attention: let your
sympathies rolze and for than. Remember the
e ? rials of
your fOreftaktorP years past! Cast your eyes k over
the history of the coluolos„ and later crver that of the young
remablict From the embarkation of the Pilgrim Father,
we learn that oppression and persecution was the progenitor
and chief ratios of the (bonding of this (now) mighty re
public: Von should not withhobl your aid and kindly suc
cor in this effort to liberate your feltovrman from the yoke
of vassalage and imprtarnment In a fbreigv penal colony.
Awake, Americans, from your lethargy. Let the cithens
of every Hatton,who have made this country their luxes.
awaltearat fate action In this matter. If we do tight we
than conquer la the matt Feeling theta en Innate desire to
do only what le just, right Rol proper, our conviction is
that, protected and wined by • kind Providence, e
ltisn SOCOMASh our undertaking. end thus restore thus
noldelhearts to their fullest freedom, and the bmonts of
their families.
We hope that these eloquent appeals will be
beard and responded to, throughout the Union,
and that it may be felt in the quarter to which
it is addressed.
The mayoralty.
Nessus. PuiLurs GILLSIORE :
Do you eupposo that Col. WiLsos taxa.
would accept of a nomination for the Mayoralty?
If he would, we can assure him the whole city
would be his SUPPORTERS AND MS FILMED&
We have not seen the Colsnelfor many weeks;
but wo can safely say that, if nominated, his
election would be beyond all doubt, and insure
to the city one the most efficient Chief ?aegis
' train it ever had.
Prrryncectt.—Pittsbury, l3 Is. indeed, the titmice:nun of
America, RIA Witit hundreds of workshop., rill anon be
the largest 1121nurartaring too to the United Elates. Every
body is at work, and, consequently, everybody is happy.
There is no room for ices of any kind, not ems In politic.
The loyaltYof P=1.311711i0 to the Union tv so provvratv),
tb.t snits witaid stated but a poor chance In that Acrd Iran
city. The truth la, there Is nothing soft tisno but ovate—
Cberirr.
We like all of the above except the last word :
and that we confers we don't understand. If
the editor means to disparage the quality of our
coal, we think he wilt stand alone in the attempt.
Pittsburgh coal is the best in the country ; and
hard enough to suit a vast market and rather
hard to get, we should judge from tho fact that
it is now 30 cents per bushel in Cincinnati.
Times Cnesns.—The American of yesterday
perpetrated a Money Article. We will quote its
well turned sentences, well veiled words, and
bright business thoughts. Speaking of the Ilea
thee It says, it Is " cool, balmy and torely, with a
clear sun during the day and a bright full moon at
nigh!."
Speaking of the river it says, it " has been
long and distosterously low, a elate of things die
onerously effecting the business," &a.
Tin CLEARING 1101/3E.—The Banks of New
York have instituted, for the purpose of making
their daily exchanges, what they term a clear
ing house:" which Is opened at No. 14 Wall
street. The Courier and Enquirer asps that the
system greatly facilitates exchange, and will
have the effect to economies time and labor on
the part of the Banks that come into the measure.
It will have another effect which was cot fully
anticipated. viz : It will be the moans of cur
tailing further the Loans of the Banks. The
curtailment already made since August 6th, is
about eight millions seven hundred thousand
dollars; but this reduction will probably go still
further. Notwithstanding the publication of
the Weekly Reports, and the necessity felt by
nearly all the Banks in showing themselves as
strong as possible, the plan of daily payments
of balances between the Banks has not been
strictly adhered to. Many have deferred until
Friday the Statements, in order to avoid much
unnecessary transportation of coin. Now the
ease is different. No indulgence is granted.'
Bank A does not indulge Bank B or C for three
or four days in discharge of balance due. All
balances must be settled each day, at a fixed
hour.
It Is understood that for some weeks past, as
previously, the Banks were in the practice of
discounting to the amount of their receipts for
the coming three days. A Bank would on
Tuesday, as a discount day, sum up its receiva
bles, due on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, and feel authorized to discount that sum or
near it.
The discounts of Tuesday will ho considered
as cash on that day, and cannot be immediately
compensated by the payments of Wednesday and
Thursday.
The result will therefore be, probably a fur
trier redaction to the extent of three or four
million), of dollars in the line of loans and die
counts.
Gummi Oirlo.—Lieking.—Diedill'a majority
is 2,13 G over the Whig, and 1,244 over Abolition
nit and Whig. Barney's majority is 1,037.
Bartley's is about the same, as v►ell as the bal
ance of the State ticket. This is .ts licking,
sure
The Statesman says : Meal's majority cannot
be less than BLlty thousand. It may be more.
It certainly cannot be lees. Col. Madill must
have received the votes of the women. A bache
lor Governor is by no moans an object of indif
ference to the fair sex. We shall give something
more definite to-morrow as to the several ma
jorities on the State ticket.
From thirty counties from which we have re
turns, Metlill has 29,700. This is from about
baltthe State: •
To reduce the temperature of a (lining-room
—brioe&frienil home to tea some afternoon when
your wife wishes to "fix early" to go to the opera.,
The coolness with which yourself and friend will
be received will give a refrigerating tone to the
whole house.
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teee 63 p 3 la dall " et * 46 Utitt s f 6 aan I Tat Yetl,ete Pet731..--Ilelot, 617 e the Caddo Jar Dr, Blitsaties Liiivee lig-e 4 M 4 11" 4
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DYTELOIT, Oct 4, 18113. darette little Istinitant, wilt be found` the re. otediairelitiaan - tented &Huth setheafootaiscaaieet
pen. Cass ill Retiremetit—lastice ,Befrise Dpae, port of the - Dpind ofifs,attlr since our last issue. the Liver. les effects aro 80 rait ~iarY Erdimeear, anti at
ilintratliulttatte" S'esitido , 'if '..0cm7044' 114•-41iik Comment istsinnerstairy. 'lf there is any spirit the tame tirOO 80Frifretly a 4, Oat it it rtOr: surprig
proved ofthe President's hausetsral---Ilis pigtoi eecharityjin our cenntry friends, now is the it4boula aupe4Ode'an others. Itiveetir by ttvant.dbstlrt
dad*
to
Somf APPoinimengitr=2ll4 Mission to time to show ,it, p6eters are worn out—the gabbed Arid= of Viittolts, who piaidoel. to adgibrt of
Prettles--(iers. Cass 'and Pets:„Postetto.,,,-: member of the liowartAssociation wearied al: &mall% liblch bpati,q, or Liver Dotoplaitit, 13 Peenlitx/ 7
This good city, which - Is the'" - strategical iota tiil ' st It4sinooll,3l2° feildie,llce spreading , and r°r344lb __,_ iLidi....4°DraliMl .* l . . wh ' 3/.4lo q 't ' '' cel e l in die '
of attack upon, and defence against, British ag- hope alnico. Nathan,. from W. Won't some of .. 07.11 , 414t. ...gradients ano doper - 4=lns their gr.erith
gressionon this continent, is now also consider- the country doctors come - in and ll
re-eve their ties, these Pills are peculiarly adapted to every Rum of the
ably of a strategical point in politics. The brethren ? disease, and never fell to alleviate the mod obstinate ewes
veteran stateemen, Gen. Cass—thr Marshal Tu- The following is the daily report of the cora- of that terrible complaint They have justly become ode •
reline of the National Demontats.--Le there and mittees, ending at 10 o'clock, A. X. batted: and the researehes of Dr. 151 Mane have platted his
• - t ; : . New Cases. Deaths . name among the Undertone mankina. No onshaving
thong% no longer opposed to Montecuculi in the
field, gm a t oo t b y f i lms e t - ari a the greet - - au. -Saturday, Septa2ith 0 _ 4 aymptome of thlsformidable_emaphdra, sbonld be without
thority which must be invoked 'Di all enterpriees Sunday, 25th....,..,... , :... 5 1 these invaluable Pills. Have you a pain in the right dile,
of pithrand moment. - Therd he is lati calm and' Menday,lfith:, . ..i .. t ...,.., : -.-....; 8 . 4 under the edge of the ribs, which itlertabell with premix—
serene as a summer morning; loollingwitlatiern- - Taesdoi r t 27 t h ' - _ - o - 2 ' me ' t°' ire with ease on 9" lea alas - with °cc-le/cella'
posure on the marches and counter-marches of Vidnesday; 28th - ..... ... 2 2 - seitethou rointant, pain under' the ebonider.blador tie
piditioal captaina, and conning on the map, over Illtri ' da Y' 29'11 C. -.... ...... 1 guen.ly extending to , tho top of the shoulder I Rely upon
Friday, 30th 11 3 it, that although the latter pains are sometimes taken for
their mistakes • and crimes, 113 library in his
sanctum t then he 'watches our foreign and do- rheumatism, they ail arise , rem (Dame° of the Liver: and
It you would hate relief , go instantly =I buy a hot of Dr.
mestie relations without the consideration of
self, and:without applying his knowledge to the SPLene's Liver
furtherance of personal objects. His cotempo- Parchasors will Fill s . auroral to eat ra-Dr. BlT.atte'a ctele
rules are already doing Sim juetice ; posterity brand Liver PM, care ful
none none alma There other
I s
sure to ap preci a te
and his many Ruts, purporting to beiiver Pills, now - before t are
pu
_
virtues. Dr. lirLane's LiverPlibr, odSo hie celebrated Vending', eni
Gen. Cass and his friends have: been=breated noes be hat all st respeeteble 'Drug 'Stores la the United
. States, and by the lola proprietors,
al3 aliens ; but the people recognise the m as
country-men, and him as the true expounder of
StlearAol . l to J. F.
BIU
Co.,
MEUMB,
national doctrines. He is preparing himself for Eldd k
the approaching session of Congress, (which lie op Rood street.
says, will be a tuuniltoes one,) readpto stand by
Democratic measures from whomsoever theymay
proceed, and willing to lend'an honest rapport
to all the Democratic; measures of the national
administration. As a national man, hewM stand
by the President in all national measures, and
support the principles laid down in the Presi
dent's inaugural. This is what he wrote to Gen.
Pierce, and this is, probably, all he meant. As
to pledging himself to vote for all the nominees
to office, the thought never entered his mind,
and the Detroit free Press of yesterday said so
in as many words. There are some appoint
ments to office which, I feel sure, Gett. Cue will
vote to have rejectsd.
It is a great mietake to believe that the Me
rlon of France was over offered to Oen. Cass, or
that be ever wrote to Gen. 'Pierce that he could
not accept office under him. Until very recent
ly, there has been no communication between the
President and Gen. Cass whatever, and conse
quently neither offer or declination of office.
Certain it is. however, that after all said and
done, the offering Of the mission to France to
Gen. Cass would have been considered an insult
to Gen. Case and his friends. Not having been
coneulted in the formation of the Cabinet, Clan
Cass is not the man to have accepted the com
mission.
A rumor has reached here, from Dibisissippl,
that it is currently reported there, that General
Case does not wish Gan. Foote to hereturned to
the Senate of the United States. I can give this
rumor a fiat and unequivocal denial. General
Cass does wish Gen. 'Foote to come back to the
Senate, and while .I write, Gee. Foote is proba
bly in possession of the evidence of that desire.
Isbell write to you again from New - York State,
and, in the meantime, I remain faithfully
POWs,
The Preueb stleston.
The appointment of Judge Meson to the
French ltdisslon continues the apostolic eucceet
siva of distinguished men, who have filled that
post. It may not be uninteresting to the reader
to run over the chronology, by way of refresh
ing the memory. Mr. William Short, of Vir
ginia, vas the grab representative of our govern
went to that of Franco, having been selected
and despatched by General Washington in the.
character of Charge d'Affains, April 6, 1790.
Mr. Short was ahortly afterVards employed as
resident Minister at the fugue, where ho was
replaced by John Quincy Adams. in 1791. 00V
iruor Norris, of New Jersey, wee pent out ai
Minister Plenipotentiary at Paris, January 12,
1792. From that date, the enaccension ban ran
thus:
Governor Norris., of New Jersey. 172'.1.
James Monroe, of Virginla../7 0 A
Charles Coterwortb Pinckney, of South Carolina, 177 C.
Coml. Cetmeorth Florkney, Eibrldgs Gerry, end J..he
:Marshall. Envoys Eitraordlatry and )pointer Pleuip, 183.
Limy, Mt
Oliver Eilmcrrth, Patrick Geary, axul Wm. Van Zany,.
February '11,1700.
William Elebardzon Dam. of North Carolina, to the
place of Patrick ilenry, Denambur 10, 1799.
James A. Bsyard, of Delaware, MG.
Retort tivitapuon, of Now York. Oztober, Isot
Jobe Armstrong, of New York. Haw
lLJoel Elarlow,cl ni Onisseedroi . Sl
Wm. IL enford, of Geo 1111.
Albert. Gallatin, of Nem vsnia. PG&
James Brown, of looldana. lei.
Wm.ll Elves, of Virginia. its.
Elmira Livinviten, of Louisiana. ltra
Loeb Cam, of Ohio,
Wm. Milos Ring, of Alabama, 1544-
ItirParJ Gosh, of Ponnnivants.,
Sim. C. Diem of Vlrri, Wz,150.
Jobo Y. Maeon,of Virexass
A careful inspection of this table evinces that
the legation has been quite impartially assigned
to the northern and southern se:Alerts of the
Union; and that the first serious departure from
the rale would have ()mitred, had Oen. Dix,
rather thou Mr. Mason, received tho office from
!me.
Seamus Tuounte la rue Cussosss N411103._
The Washington Star eays that the governm ent
has just received adrices from the southwest ern
Superintendency of balsas Affairs, saying that
a portion of the Cherokee nation aro in arms
against their tribal authorities; that som e 0 „,
hundred of the discontented recently att eoke d
and murdered John and Washington Adair, two
Doted friends of the Boas party ; that, as ascer
tained, the anti-Rossites in arms at thi s t i me
number some two hundred fighting me n, who
declare their determination to kill or dri„ out
from the nation persons °Duo:ions to th em , to
the number of sixty-Oro men. The gov ernmen t
officers there regard this emente as th e „ m .
meneement of the re-enactment of th e terr ibl e
troubles of the tribe which, it will be remem
bered, occurred in iB4G; and they s ugg est t h e
necessity for a prompt increase of the m i lted
States 'forces at Forts Smith and Gibson, and also
that orders be sent from this point authorizing
their employment in the defence of the au th o r'.
ties of the tribe, if the latter s h ou ld d eman d
such assistance. The Indian Doreen have at
once brought this subject before the Secretary of
the Department of the Interior, with a reeom.
=caution that the steps indicated above be im
mediately taken by the government here.—Bait.
Sun.
OUTILACID DT ISE FI6PITI3O
,MDS.—The gang
of fighting men and rowdies who attended the
price fight between Bullivan and Morrissey, com
mitted a gross outrage at Doeton Corners. It
appears the express train does not stop there,
and because the conductor refused to land them,
a number attacked a brakeman, threw him down
and held him, while the others detached the lo
comotive and tender from the tral. Tho train
was under great headway at the time, and the
engineer did not discover theloS3 until away from
the teeth. The greatest excitement existed
among the traveling passengers. who were fear
ful that the " fighters" might do them some per
sonal injury, They all got off, however, and
went to the spot selected for the sickening exhi
bition ; bat the passengers going west foiled to
make the necessary connections, and were de.
tallied a whole day.
itrThis is a most delightful season for sport.
lug on the prairies. The abundance of game
and the line condition in which it le now found,
are attracting men away from the cities arid •il
lages, to the enigma of, prairie life, found in the
pursuits of game. ' •
Two parties are sow, and have been for some
days, In our neighborhood, with guns, doge end
tents and all other appurtenances, necessary in
o hunting excursion.
" The "murk music to to boa the bound,
Bend the thin etc end with •luety cry
• Awake the drowly echo .
Men and doge seem to partake of the excite- I
meat of the BOWS, sod cm they come In and
trail off again, it preeouts not a little excitement
to thoso who witness thole movements.
One of the parties is from. Canada; two of
thorn young gentlemen by tho name of Prince,
sons of Col. Prince, a gentlemen of some note in
our neighboring provinces.
Some of our friends have been whispering in
our our ear, that" we urge our Chicago neigh
bora and others to ootne out harnessed for
all -the brilliant achievements of these wild
sports, well farnlebed with Setters, Hounds air ,
Pointers
Wilt thou hunt?
Thy bounds wilt make the welkin answer theta
end fetch gull! echoes from the hollow earth."
—Kankakee Gazette.
WE nAvE READ CAREFULLY the speech of John
VIIL Buren at Albany, as we do almost every
thing emanating from him. lie seems to have
become a very decided advocate of the "Sons."
A year ago, we recollect he was down on them.
We are not mistaken, we think, in saying ho was
strongly opposed to the nomination of Mr. Sey
mour. He wontagainst any Softshell. His
language was, " G a ive •ne a Hardshell at any
rite; If we cannot have a Hard Ihruhnrner,
give us a Hard Hunker." Now, We do not dis
pute his right to change;. but it ought not to be
considered remarkable, it Mr. Van Buren, an
ont-and-out-Barnbarnera could not go the Soft
shell programme s year finia l there should be
those among the Baruburners , who - dinlike the
present aspect of things ntoonglha "regulars;"
especially with the " Hard" platform they have
adopted.—Pulaski Democrat.
=am
•. I • - , • 1. , • :
, ,;v, • :
4 "'o'
• ' • !t:Y r- .‘' - 'l, •
Total for the week 89 ' 17
- .. . ' 3. W. MORRIS, Secretary.
Shreveport, Friday, 30th Sept , 1858. .
Tun.ErrDZUKL—There is evidently, says the
Baton Rouge Advertiser of the 6thinstant, a
continued. deOrease in the mortality attending
the epldemio, though, se far .as the number of
cases of- illness from day to day is concerned, we
can pefeciviinit slight alteration, Many.. We
fear for. the effects which may be .produced by
the late chilly and unseasonable 'change in the
atmosphere.
The health of the parish of Moralise is as
good as over. Candidates and Caterpillars hail
at work.—Printer on a furlough.
11EPOSAI TO CARItY TUE U. S. • FAIL; The
Worcester (Mass.) Railroad Company have re
fused to carry the 11. S. mail at the price offered
h the Postmaster General. The
G y eneral offers $76 a milt, which is sloPostmaster a
mile
above the 01 l contrast.; the road demands $lOO
I
a mile. tis bald they admit that the price
offered would pay them well, but another roads
receive the amount they demand, they conceive
they should also receive it.
Art ARIUS" or OarUAss•—The noward Assn-.
cation, ofNew Orleans, announce that they have
DOFF about three hundred orphan children under
their charge, whose parents have fallen victims
to the epidemic, and that the Association will
have a surplus of about $lOO,OOO, after eettling
all their liabilities.
IIEALTII OFFICE , .
INTEMITST3 LV TICE CITY OF PITTSBUROIT,
Flam Octokr 110 i to Ociober 18Th, MI
ADM,. CUILDiar_V.
Croup
Fare, , Nervous
Rmall Pax.......
Teethlc4.
Ilrver ..... . ...
Epunn
iksrlet
iot..mpm+ar.•_:
UoluIowa».
OF TTIE MIDDY, ittERE trETtl:
Under 1 year 0 Prom 40 to
From Ito 2. " 50 to
• Dto 5 ....... 0 (A to
" G “ '7O to SO_..
O 10 to • ” • DO to 00
" IS " 90 to 100..........
" 7A t010...-...;=. • .n *Are . ttoknotra,
• 30 to ...... •
):ate, 7: Females 5; Vflata 12; Colored
Ity order of the, Board of Ilealth.
C. V. WILLI 019,
rtlyatelan of Board of health.
•
Trts'Mowing history of the ROCK Rost, and
Re medicinal properties, we copy from the Now
Raven Palladium:
trims the Iles Eaten Palotlinat, March, 12,52 4 .
• The bumped interest manifested iD the dare
owing In th e virtue of Its Indiaa n properties. calls for a
bli.d history of U. In order to camel any erroneous opinion
that May tour been entertained concerning it: and also to
set in a true light the Dante of rdent that ha
aireiely
emoted such wandersoand which promises to be unlyar•
ally bencticia.
We not propose to gin a coMPlette history of its 6D
tautest prevents. or to enutorratet even t tithe of
Us
e C 3312
to labial it hex be vocressfullytmed, and which tilt,.
rendered it worthy of the =Wenn the public has remand
in It. We shall accomrlidismr object. and feet fully repaid
if we may be the rareas of mmmunicating menet Informs.
lion mourning a pilot whi th possesem such valneble
propertha
to sand= to a temartahle peculiarity of the plant, of
besting two emu of dowers In roes season. It also
lndehes ance
thee Intenertioe and beautiful property We are
to the United States Dlepensatory of ISM, for the following
description of It:
u ratan ens that lathe months of November and Decem
ber, he has men hundred* of thew plants eciallne out, near
their roots, broad. thio, corral iceerystals. about en loch
in breadth. which melted dartag day, and were renewed ft
the morning!'
Hid we epee, we could shoo thallium has been a scion
tine classification of the plaza which places beyond doubt
toe further trinapprehnsion of It. or danger of conforuct.
tog It with any other plant that comes under the general
term Rosa. It le entirely different frees the common Roes.
It is a red-eteutmed own teen plant. baying • bitter
taste. Far a mare minute and anslytieel description of It,
the reader In referred to Torrey A Orays hots:deal works.
ITS MEDICINAL HISTORY AND PROPERTIES am
far the most important, don upon th em depends its value
totdvcommunity. Dr. London rays that in I:00,1t was to
.aluable fa Engtand. that it was cultivated from seeds.
Ever doer 1006.
Pref. IVES. of Yale College. MD habitual? nal It with
greed Mama in S.rofeto and CArrenc Dinar. and through
him lie TIMM were made Irtoren, until. as Dr. Tyler says,
t is now in Me section (New Hamm) a common &diae In
domestic practice for the nee of &allele and entanson
diseratea." Dr. Whitt... • Fesoteb botanist of nohniety.
while traveling in America in Vila. learned its use In
Canada. Returning to England, be employed It in medic:s
par tits bathe, widc. breams greatly celebrated Is. the ore
of stroller dleeloa.
pmusu, of Phlhadelphia. =arks that It has been
nomersfalle coed In bed mums of ... - eftekets diereses.
. 11. TirOMP3. 01t, of the came nitre. prescribe! It In
bad cases of &rebates; patients at Wills' !Janata:th!
emcees attracted the sitaullon of maim ebyeldarts 7 Ile
hethe Ibllowine remarkable elule of White Swelling on
the to Tebruary.l o 44l Th e lad wu *even years old,
and bad the Memo for three years. The tone was dislom.
tea *pond and outward. 'there .1.2 a lame Mewing on
the hip leading in the bone. Into which I could thrust my
enter. I counted then oleos. Haled been under lemma
ehysicians, who had ghee Mm up. !ordered a decoction of
ROSt. lo two days bls night seeds coned; I then
ordered • tea *maul! of Rock Rove three than a day.
Trortieeine days after. be was mthly
Dr. Wl l to, of Madison, CL, testifies to the value of Rock
Wee, as evinced lo the cure of numerous cues of th e Rao
ruts, operially children
" Dr. st PULLER, of ilartftwd, admthistered the nook Rose
to a Bcrontions female. In which the atithSerafulaus rem►
dna had teen applied without encore. The disuse was
fell, arrested by It.
Dr. D. A. TYLER.. of New Ilene. Ct. stye that Ilra. C., of
lisileat• constitution, when nineteen year. of age, coy'
afflltbei with a rough, and her neck was thickly studded
with tutriora. A. fore use of the decoction of the .Rock Ram
was mod. and under the Inatestcce otsAtiminaly her twelth
one restored. end she net been afflicted with any tench
(symptoms shin%
He alto relate* the following 11r. C.. from • child, ersa
afflicted with the Scrofula. awl bad sten filaratular Redline
on the neck. At the , ge of dstren, he was much worse;
hod eight *bemuse on the neck, three obeys on - the shoot
der, and thrums the hips lie consulted Drs. Munson aod
ti4uldlog. of New Harm hut all to no purpose. In 1517,
when forty year* of ege 11r. Smith, a farmer hem trig
Wand, observiug Mr. C. with hie beat desert to one aid..
unit usable to labor, lid Tlied him to try the Rock Rose yet
which he did fur four weskit. The ulcem broke, die
charged, and healed. The tamely, lessened In site, his hied
resumed its natural position, and he went rreegguularly to
work. Neglecting the use, of the Rock Rose, out
symptoms again returned, and be also bled at the lungs,
tot which Prot Ilea prescribed the Roth Rest Us used it
again, with the lame beneficial results.
Dr. epttentron his medical work published in
Quetta the strung stoutinemlation of Dr. Eli Ives, Profaner
in Yale College. who, In hie lecture to the medical students,
reoommendel the woof the Rock Rena, ern in cases where
the disease Is uncertain.
The Tau of it has also been set forth by Dr. W.f. of
New Haven, CLOD • &mutation avowedly prepared for
that purpose, which afterwards, st the request of several of
his medical brethren, IMO published to • peinpbleL
We quote from the preface. Hs says that slime the dell•
very of this eadrea, tbet "the pleat , under consideration
bat been more fully tested. Its 'virtues developed, Its theme
ter better established. Ms dissertation I* published by
the advice and epprotatkei of roma medical Mende. The
order of It te to ley before theprotest/11On. sad the public,
the victors of et plant too nue.% orgreckd. ask Mr tab
plant an imparttal trial." At the close of his address. be
saye— . l bare other interestinu testimony, and might
reality collect still more, but I will conclude liyuking only
of the profession end the public, • mom extended trial of
the Bock Rote."
The above testimony le from men experienced to mall•
eine who are onlvereally acknowledged to be the bat
judge) , In this respect, ibe medicinal history of no plant
well bear emperteensith it. Its parallel sal not been
found. Ay its own unaided powers. It has accomplished
that which no other medicine could; and• has effected•an
entire rerelution in the eyetem.
Fold at the Drug Store of OEO. Its. KEVSER, N 0.140, am
Dm of Wood street and Virgin &nay. ocistedaw
. , . . . .
*.;
„sir tt'e would call attention to the card In our paper, of
'T. Caliert & Die.glnktus, g o ldi Spe e .
turns of their workmanship drew a tnedat at the theta
Fair.
36111611 Wickersham. of our .eity. their agent and has
,
samples at Mr. Moorheod'a tin ramp, in the Diamond, where
ordort can be left. , . • . mitt:
tar The Marcy Letter is some, In its way, hat
nothing compared ln general interest to the people, as the
splendid Assortment of Ihts end Cape at the Basra 1W
Bross. Their beauties are unsurpassed; their chettpoess
unequalled; to prove it, try them. To look will cost you
nothing ; to purcluisallttle more, in compatison. Remstre
her the Bonner net Store, 147 Wood street, 31g 0 er the
American Flag, is the place, onr word far 14 ocID
InTAsslgnees. Notice.—The undersigned, akidg ,
noes of EDWARD Ilmurron, hereby' notify all perrsosm to
dobtod to *aid lleuelton to call and make paytoent, and
all pe140113 baying claims aping him, will please present
them for settlement.
The store will be kept open. to sell out the stork of goods
on hand, about .ixiy days from this date, where Wm. IL
Kincaid, one of the assigmees, will be found.
REDDEN unix% Ja,
GISOECIE A. BERRY,
WILLIAM 11. KINCAID,
Pittsburgh, Oct. 18, 11343.-1144,11 0 .; Assignees.
Air Fall and Winter Clothing; Whole"
sale and Retail...A large and splendid met of Fan
and Winter Clothinla now ready 193 r the Inspection of those
wishing to Do lined o ut to the mods. Call arid see ler your
mires.
Country Maraud/I would gad It to Molt intorest to tall
sod examine the stock,
N. It.—Oustoroer work tactile to order in superior style,
anj. at the shortest mice. j
GILIBBIpd CUOMO: HOME.
Idberty street
• -Ott L Wednesday inominer, October' , 18ti, 414:1104.11LT
Eta, itBEITI BOLAND, in thenthyeir of bar sze.-
ller ..
Ottawa will take place seas Arreasoon at 2 *Mel;
from bee M ende dece, No. 14 Robins= street, Allegheny
city. Tim of the reanly ate Welted to sttentl.
MEE
:*-;::!::;:',' : .' , '..;'7.?4:
AV-AA I. Spring and Suniuter •ffiedicinet
CARTER'S SPANISITISIXTITHE stszuis prneersincat
a. abate
. °then- "Its singularly efficacious action inthe :blood;
straogtherdsig and - elvifying qualities; in tante action
onthe Id*ei; its tendency to chive all human to the our',
face, thereby its
the system-seconding to liature's
own prefaiption: its larmiess; and at the nine Us:next:ca.
'ordinary good , cfrix4A, and the number of mires teatidedlo
by many of the slat respectable citizens - id' Richmond, Va.,
end elsewhere . must be conclusive evidence that there Is
'
no humbug ablout it.
i The trial of a nogie bottle will satisfy the =est iseeptieal
of Its bonen'. - - -
•.* Bee adrerlicL , matin another °damn. roctEedawlin
. .. . _
TIEW ADVERMENENTS.
Wattties and Jeasselry: -
NrHATE now stock on -bind, fresh: and. or
Watebas,- .learalry, Lemps,_Comintiolon Ware, Spec.
tubs, GOld. titan:lulled by any hitherto cyanid
lath!, city: Cristsitneu will dad u good an nuorinunlf,
ant as cheap, man my establishment pa yin g.
• • Wateli repairing, miamfaetaring mewelry,
- done in the best ratnnor. • 67 garket street, corner of AIL
• mlik3t. • - ' 'NOV,. WILSON.
A MBER „BALTIMORE OYSTER/In-The - subsaillers•sret
now prePerest to ginptAy their =Woman' with. Fresh
Oysters, in ths cans, at the shortut notice,. mut lows/site:rms.
orl9 ' " BAILEY A RENSHAW.
'IL'UtTIIABIJer-11,11.F.AT FLOUR—Amt. received (rub tar
iszollyasOsi cac.Xs fid : 2s, 60, at 100, lbs,.delivered
in
Otber city tree &charge for itelisem.
B & RENSIIA Tamily Grocers
. Ind . Tea DestUrs,, Z 3 Marti greet._
lo bt. ants too itanioa Ooftrig Teso , • _
Thoseress rotoil 150e;'f tb, and puranteei aqua to
any Tessin dm moorketst thn tour A nia l i
RENstuw,
bastuds irbits soup limins(nes)jastrecris
and for spit by 0r.19 - SING tbIOORWEAD.ed
TIP= AP - PLE37--M: 0 0 bush* in More and for sale by I
JJ ton KING Jc MOOILIPPLAD.
113001i8 FOR teIIAXGES--Someneto Lon Ousel= Tmer
.10 Boom—Oyer 100,000 moles told! The Coming Smog
re among the Nations of the 'forth, of the Politics' EMU
at the Nest Fifteen Tears, described in ariordessee Sib
Prophecy. By mail. primal .= cents. IJor sale by
J.& DavisoN, (491 puisomi * Agnew,)"'
Ifaxicetatreet.
.0.
.0
"EtOR ALE-12 Country Peate-132 acres of-haud co the
taurthatreet Plank licealos few milt this akin of the
reilrmtetatien, at East. Liberty: R will mate a colony of
country; reatlenela that 'cannot be egnallel around - the
city. „Prieto% join torabirr. and-igrwhin / 011- cm'be
,comfortable aralitutppy.. ~Titleaffer moth your 'atteatloo;
Etalubreof . ; - THOMAS ;VOCIDE,
ocl9 iS tiartet streeL•
twit was IN ALLIIOILENYDITY—fifeneffif nigrafind
r at a great bugnie. 11, is near Um. onier Depot. and
be phi At in tea that to anfiii turfing. Inquire of
0419 - VIOL WOODS, 45 Motet btreet.
A nsautivia. =moss= FOR BALA In New &let
ton,er 5 terser, (with a eanventent Cottage Umse, arid:
all tee tratoitglAW . IA :Is naltaturialnetes tide from
Also, I bons on taypthated register finch 0, variety of,
ratasa,Conntry Sea 4 and City Lots, that I can tccurepur.
ebasers that they can secomtsmisted itltb a gad , mart-,
in
on .esay terms. . Enquire or
oelt - ' , 2.1105. W00D8.15 31artet itteet:
- -
Alettabal'a - Sale:
TOY virtue of sundry WriUl of TendltionlExpants, tuned
o out of the.thrt Court of the Culled States for, the
W
'estern MUSA - of Lennsylvanks, sal - to Me directed.
will expose to Public We, at the COURT LICO3ST., in the
city of Pittsburgh, on DIONDLY the fourteenth del of he:
smatter next, at ten delock.LL.ll., all the rt.td, title; lute
rest and elaitna-Datid L.llenka. of Cdtwford comity - ,
of. tn, to and out of the tine certain piece or parcel of Lend
adage tn 1t5:4910 tninnatin;Cratrtordeolmaty,Pa,lteund
ed on the east by.lands of AnseltllalL'On the westby lands
of Sylvester 5T114 ,, r, on tlle_anrtk of Guy. tuA
on the south by the road leading from Ones to Mead
rthet--contaltang Flity•Acres, wore odes; twenty =MS of
which are cleans!. with • one. and shelf story Frame Dwell.
lag, rramo Add APple,Sketikrd thereon. Seized and
taken In execution ea the revert" of David L. - Matt, of
Crearkitt eonnThat the suit of the United Sudo.
Atee-8.11 the right, title, interest 'tad claim of Ebenezer
of the Slate of Ohio, of, in, to. and out of one
Teed of Land situated ItsWashlngtan county. PA., adjoin
tag the lands. of the Clevelaed Coal -Mini CO. sal th e
lands of NUU3I:2 PLUM. cotitzining &tent 2ng
3.4 (two mad a
half) Acres of the surface; also. the privilege at digging;
mitring, and carrying away all the Cud _ander stztyelett
or seventy acnes, more or less, of the east under the term of
this call Willtentratton, with the appartenanem thereunto
belangisq,or In any wise appertanda.g. and all the Improve
manta and lizturce betonking to the mkt most property:
Seized and taken in execution as the property of. Ebenezer
Merritt. of Ohio. et the nit of Samuel Chadwick, adtthen
of the State of 742wItsas..
cctlibtlearSt WESLEY YttOST. Marshal.
COLL= TEXT .BUOIL —GS. IL/LUKE? STEKET.—.I.
tall instacejuat :retired and for agb7e • -
.1. S. DAMSON,
Late Davison At Agnew,
NSW BOOKS—Pietor's both mice;
Veatre, the Otty of the Ere; -
"Barnes On Daniel;
lietbriLWerzete au*. Senzwus.
French's Warts;
Baled for the Solitary;
Ds Quince' , " new e* ; -
Ilaatborae'sbornes
Dario Sam. by .I.lrs. Stove. 1.5r0w,
Great Truths by Omar Authors
COllplate Angler, by Isaac Walk*:
!taupe's Bridges: - •
GrEceiGreenenoodh Works;
nicest
%nipples Gratbanon Inabluron;
Parley's AIM 'Wes; Arttraira CIA;
- Cheater DirrOurits On Webster;
Trouts Wad Woe; and other neer andminarit taus.
traced wrantlre- DAVISON'S took Slop%
nein l laerket. street, am Fourth.
New name, New Elistalt.
ANT'S CIsT *Omar Bay kty lot Cora: Over - COO of:.
thls beautiful sang hes been sold to one week.
Old Dog Tray, Poste.
Royer Id& Q audrille,
American Quadrino, do.
Mount Blanc mks, do.
Prima Donna Waltzes, do.
These pieces, by Julian, tom been preformed with the
greatest aroma at his (borate Its the East.
Rival liebottisclo. Brown.
Crystal. Dimly.
Forest Glade Polka, Gottschalk.
W ul a l ter yTha epltte Polka, do.
Wlt 's otktbe Dark Bloc Itott, by *name of Lilly Dale.
Coats Take a 84, a now fithloplan Bong.
AIIIISIitIILU School tbr tbertfalotleon,Remblne , mod Reed
Organ, by T. E. Gurney. Ilter SI.
The above just received by Adams It Co.'s Represv, for
nits by octil 3.11. MELLOR, 8L Wood street.
IaiIINDE.III.ILA BilElLßit—Thellocies of tha Now 1Y arid. I
j ifeadloy—Thu Second War with mat Itritalta
Willia—Tuo Jottings.
Montag% grOraay—Cionalcat ualiphass&
Itolfi—New noriathold Re
arthur.--Sroarina to Spiral.
Ilaa—Vaahah the COI or the SO,
Rona W. Clark—Lecture to Young Bien upon tbor
fortnation of Museum.' -
litehoga—ditask noose. ,
Jarmo Graot—Jane Boston; or The King's Advocate.
rod Trutba by_Gratt Authort—• DkUmsa7 of -Bldg
to liothxtion. Quotations of liaximr, abitapbors,4loounseda,
Cart Apbotims, Proretbs, no, trm'onitarsot all nu
sad both hazandhairou IL 11INBILAI CO,
....l ' ' Sllitthfiald Stred.
.For Sae.
tsm y I
ears
WILL SELL y nvoiced lcua (tbur
) of )
Lot, idtsitts on m O' u Hara street and Spring atay. bolts
Fifth IVattl-40 ft fronting on O'llsza Croat, and running
bses 100 ft. Co Spring allay, on wllich Li erected s four
storied Nrlck liou.witO IL ginara, with a trams, two stories;
to ft . On gpriog Oily, yell calculated to catty on any
branch of manuttoturing bathos:at' Bali; engaged In Loan.
unettixtrut in. 1.111, cannuy, Lotter-Qui abora for • sals In
at No. 4 Liberty stmt. -
__
.leellp Divide=
PEBSONB Iturturd" lu the Mutual Department of .tbe
Pittsburgh We besursrues Company, an requested to
all and resales their Serie ft:l,th* 30 per sew. dtrldead da
clued ese the let of Febt nary bat. '
C. & COLTON. Se : ere:sr!. _
Co.Partstership Notice.
WE HA VIVO day tasoclarest with us la the Poctrah:r_
b lulus% O. OUNIADY PHllitaNi and trill hereafter
cautious said bulicesa cadet the Aril of John Anderson.
A Co. . ' JOllpi ANDERSDN. &- 801.
pciaberab, &lobar rr, us& , .. . . 048.11
- _ _ Proposals. for Coal. "
Pt)PtiBki.g fix supplying to the Wei:gat - 04 Daily
racket lino for the naming season, will tsY received up
to the Zth lot. at neon, at the ales of m. Mame* Co.
The coal le to be deltvered in quen I Ire reins 1000 to 4000
bootie% se may I:strew:tired hy the Cleptsine. The contract
to comnionce on the opening of Packet NoTiggion t 4.11
fell, and to extend to Me ',tot July, Mt.
ddress—Proposals for Mal. : . -
Dancing Academy • '
i i — BONNAPON respectrally Inflame ilia patrons and
' others Out be will open his Dancing School about
the ern week in November next, (mustral) and will -teach
eat the Dances now in rogue, and will also introduce this
nuoatlio Walla Quadrilles, a very graceful dance. A new
and popular date° celled POP OM Tfl WEAB74 - navor
baron introduce:llD this city. Dna notice be elan of
the time and room. For parthalara, apply - to A. 8., at his
residence, No. 23Fourth stmt.
ILOUTH a BRO., Nast BOtaingtustoinnusnEssterers of
Dar Iron, and small Iron .of au. descriptions,
make, also, the Ilnerd quality offloops, Bounds and Squares.
rians orders for Imp Is the boa, at the dt Pori
Ocoee.
New Books; New. Nooks. •
HE themes of the New World: Impressions of krUirlas,
by Frederiks. Brauer. - .
Clouded Ilimpiness, by the Countess IfOreey.
The Little- Prinurner, or Filial Allectioul e4tery.of the
usalan Cempalga. ,- •
Sparing to Spend, or the Loftotut of Pinkerton, by T. a.
thur.-
.
Father Bright Bowe; 'or Ali Old qefill' m en.
Vacation; by Asti Oreytou. • • • - . -
The Boyhoodof Greet Nan. Far taleby
oelg .W.A.GILDMIOBater k CO.; 76 .
- ENoit ealeit Ott - XXCUMaarmc.Pittebnrgb atantazo•
=tpr a, Dry.Ooods or GrOortes,limr• lot of gonad to
htirsbethtown, on which a meted a two!story limos 'dorsi-
Hag boom; mutsioing tsar rooms firdsbadga goal' style:
The whole proparty ahoutris with fruit trees, aad i variety
of shrubbta7.= 2110b71TT a-LOW/UM,
to Ascots, Post PosiMsgs, Qthat.
- , -
f ff
.
If " 1 - C i f
.g ••44!
IN I. - -
-
' ,
M=EM!
ALLEGHEffteityjyazniati!warcuxt imma
Aptly_to . : ,
0r..18 " BIONT.ITt LOWRIE, Post tiutithio,sl.l2 sizeit
E.l=il
PUIE‘IN4E
SZE
. .
. &end. Situ& tloigsgs
FIL Church Choirs,Coriptißtkung whOlcale
aud relalL = f Each. pa .
Kliumley's Harp of David,issollection of Church ?
te. $l,OO
widens psalmist, by. Listreil 91ascni, -75 m 1,00
The blodern Bap, or Boehm Pinot Mrl rult.A., by
L. White and JDO. E. Gou!d, - 7,00
National Palmist, by Macon end Webb, • lsc. 7po
U~ aa rrpp of the West,
Ray Sutra Collee - -
tion, .• 6j,
The Church Choir, • Gilc. 6,00
American Psalmody, with figural Rasa for Organ
ALSOMEM 63c. 6,03
, The Relcilia, a collection of popular and social
Wass, Ea.
The SOCLIGIaBcok.
' Juvenile Oratorioic foi juvenile classes, schcols,
. binge& Class Book, for adult singing claws.
— Yousig Lady's Harp, designed for female Academia and
the social
Together with the Key Carmbits Sacra : Canticlal•
do. de. Justreeebred by CRARLIITTE MIME,
cod it • 7 .* •••••••• • - *•••••'. 119 Wood-street:
B•IIILDB410 LOT&—Yan. • tarot ground. situate in Nev.
Troy, fronting tni Chad:int ittreet. cub 23 by 100
far ale low. Ant/ to uoperrr t Lomas.
oclB l'Estate Agents, Post Buildings, 6th at.
FVE'III3NDILED Bosaa - Shoulders ; 1000 Bee= Mau:
In smoke lames and lisi.pae low 0 3 close the lolby •
oelfl
•
OUXIYNTII-109 INT; Ibr sale bY . ans. . :
• Come
ViretreFß
r.ttU V lAN. BARK-4Doma Pawderect for axle P .
• °d lB • .n. A. penza.stooLkto
JUT 'IAMTUY.--10 casks for ebt.- •
. °all} B. A. rAmwro a Co.
.10 n - za YAlthl YOB BALE, =drftg a so wines or pilaw
_Di banns land, 8% miles Am, ileEmpart,, on .the
,ginv,gtiogberry ricer.. yam" in oultlvition„ • brick house of
0 roams, a naw cottage house, prim e le, and other (rat
louses. Tiro large =harp of Dadt.. - Price VS pie
amt. Also, near the above, R. acres of oblige tapland. BS In
cultivation, balance good timber, at 00 per acre.
oel 8 • - B.OUTIIBERT tr. SON, 140 Third street
the. Orphans , Court of Allegheny Co.
4a,
al r
Ixr ct„
• - _ 1N the =tier of the petition of Mini Mel
, , ~ ,.r.f l e a r X,d A datinistt r o a tas ar l o o f the estate of Mictute
the teal estate cli
i- t . . 7 said decedent, for the payment of biz debts.
...- i th, .t i t tio w n w to w ir l i n t r t dctober ys 11tt,.181,. th e.
• . * produced in open Court, upon due proof that
the plane of residence of Margaret •Phils=ena Matt, widow .
of the eald Michael ld.sit;dee'd, after diligent search and
Wry, cannot be ascertained, and. that - she . Irsa. not -been
living in the county of Allegheny since the death of said
Ilichael lifatt.,,doc'd, on motion of .3.lltchel A Palmer, the
Court do now award.. another Cha i r. commanding the
said Margaret Mamma Mott, and 'others latn-estad .in
the of said. decedent, to be and appear - before the
Orphan! Cohn of Allegheny county, on the Ztli day of •
October, 1853, then' and - there to show mute, if any they
bare, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be grant.
el, and that notice thereof be given 'by pabl I , & 40 In the
Dally.Morzdng Post, theDeily Chronicle *and Pittsburgh
Legal 'Journal newspapers, published in tbe city of Pitts.
burgh. By the Court. • -
oc18:10t • .
'. • •
_• flew Sacred Must ROCinie
rfIIIE MILWAS—A Library of Church hulk, tie.. rrear
j_ Mining over ICW comporitions, by Win.ll. Dradb•M
sad- Gea.:Si. Root. nudged -by Thonne Hirshage sad
Meson.' Pries 7&e. —per dosen ASO, '- • •
&wan) ITLODEOII—Oa s art systmed nota*lnbi
& Hayden. Pries I . se—per dozen .to.
- -HARP OP TUB SOUTII,*(In Patent Notes Iltltow tights
hon of Sacred -Ileac, Detect ed froci - the most popular eons
*posers, by Prof. J . ll..Wocelbmy. Pries 75e:—per dot:sl',so.
CIIBIBTIAN AITsSTELEL—By Atkin; one of the suet
WEW
'popular books published. Pries:Sc.—par mss. $3,50.
CAlthaßA• SACRA—By Lowell khuvro, and the
moat ancasaful.rausie took veer pnbibtheril over . 5,50,000
copies bass been sold. Price 75c.—per dos. sa,so.
ce.NTICA LADDIP, or Airarriaan Zook of Church Moiler
the latest
. collection; by Lowell Mason and Geo.
xL J. ,
Webb.Webb..Pries 'nu—per dos. t'se • -
Alarge supply of the above popular Music - Baits !wear
ed, toil for We singly orby the quantit ,by . .
JOIN W. MELT 4901 Wood st.
rIo the honorable the Judgerruf the Court or timers'
Qoastru Se/tido : us the Peace la sad tor' the aitintfof
egheny •
The petitionof &fa Harried, of . the Phial Ward, city
Pittrburgh, in the 'county aforesaid. humbly shamethe
That your pethiorrer lurth provided UM:elf - with touturish
fortheaccommodslion•of howlers curd others, ate dwell
to,,hou.se in the Ward aforesaid, and pray/ t your
•H none wilt be phareetto grant him a license to keeps pub
lic house of entertalament, end your v'tltioner, as in d uty
bound, vu pray. • - SAIIIIPS, HOWARD.
Wa, the 'inabscribem deism:ls-of the Wentsforesaid. do ;
Certify; that the alums petitioner is egekd rep:actor ton.
•esty and temperance, and is veil provided with house math '
and ecaveniencer for the stecc=pdation - tuatt lodging of
strangers and travelers, and that old totem Is newer].'
Jae harem - Or, Petrick ?lateen, C W Lewis. Jos P D Kea
tfcg, Jacob Gardner, Jr. J Ileifordincer kfccrrhead, Jeerer
Shields, Sara Italrd,Wor : Rana, Jos W lerwis,Wra B
. .
oelLat•
J. X. COINWEII.:. -WC= ZZILE,..--.......70313113X 1 VV15.
• CORiNVELLi MUM 4. CO - - -
'DELOS AIM SILVER PLAT:SAS and ataxtufriof
Eaddlery litadvare,idEr theStiVialt .treet
Ylttabnroa
Orr Coach =1 Cause Work pliikl6l)..h•best 322sunFr,
an 4 ou a jo _ a _ able terms. Orders prc r ucr.f4ls? attecdestta,•
y ONO Slid VITI.S-2X)O Say State at 4
. .Era-Art3„...Locti
jj-eltawlejtrat opened edit ttaltt.
ectri . - 'ALA. - 31)180N &W: B, 150..5 Futtrat.
131.1,g• ORE SHAW 6. TLEAEON 2 CO.; Na. 25 RI lan
atreat, vfll Opea, this =ming, rooo - 3 , 0:4 and Simaze -
Brti.lee &awl& - • •
MIL/LW pc Kidd. Prints (hrtillint_eatoli,j'
-j[ just recriTed at -. A. A. MASON ACO.'S
patUlLifig pas - boauttfat InackltrocaLloa
P just opened at A. A. MASON A OCVS.
No. 5 Fifth et,
i.
LL WOOL rLAIRS--. 1 138/. ?wired st. ..1L.A....51.1.5(1 , N
ACO.'S, NO. 25 YIFTU street, pc more of Moss
beautiful airwool . oetri
TTRADLRY'd AND WILLIr- NEW ROOK just. received..
azelfar ale tE. auriert cO, NO- SarrliTlELO,
street—Fan Jottings, ar Laughs I have tak.ene - Pen re.; 0 /:
N. Y. %Valli, Eel. One vol; •••th
• Ileac' neje Seroml_Wer Witli England, illuatratetl; bY
lit44iel. rather of "Napoleon. and his Marshals!' in
two vols.,.cloth.. -
The Ito Traitor, orthe Rayed Orlidine ankeirercri
secepd - cdidodi by llehryllertert Complete In
two volutmat clover 500 pnea ;- price $l, - ; or, handsomely:
- bout:din cloth, price
" Jane eeton,crr the Eines 8 toeate.;;a Edotthli - • thistori ,
- oil Romance: by James Grant: °neva; price N),
The New Tfourobolti Recelprßoolt, contalning - Blaxbmi
Directions andSoeilitifoepromoting Realer; Oomfort
Improvement in the Homes al the People; by Sarah Jane
lisle. One voL,-
pi e ur.,,toe I Aloe Ngtionia VR„ . „ . for "covember•
Titre 18%
Far NO ; with all other Newlooks, - at
IL -MASS k 0028,
Ito.= Eznithaektrtreir.:
.
New Dancing Sottool.. .
IlhattgTOPll2ll.A BIeIIANUS, late of rlsnadelihis;-
la wall rempieteaCr Warm the chin.= of Pitiaburgh
and stchulty,tha t he Ramie opening in a short time a
Deming &OM, in Washington. Hall. Wood. street. tie
.111 teach the . Plata and ranoy goidoitte, Ittassork.a Quad
title. rake Qouarille, &hottish Boast= Ussor..
ka, Pram Walt= Sehottidt Waltz, Plato Waltz. Bedard
nem., cierrins Waits Thrall= Waltz, Spaaseis Waltz" -
CrIICOTS Welts, and Cellb= Waltz:'- Parsons. who may
wttb.to.)oto his cleatawhieh am now tal911:1:ottal hive=
inserrtor at the Mill from 9 o'elceSsin the morning till 12,
and tram Itos is the Oilman= Thertmillalso be obisma.
torated forbelea ata thilLtren t in the atterrocon; also, PQ`
was tragletat their own grtrea testleoces, if requizal.
Ear further information enquire at tbs Fiat, or address .
.__ - . I CEILIMPEI.EIt A....11MA.11118.
- -
SteamboatzaiTAtastirez city, to lham needy
empinyment will be ghee , and the___
boaraing. '
&rand Dap:sour; scrazity4hre dollar" per month and
No person who ir a member of the Pittsburgh Union of
Enicineere need APO'', u th eir serrkes ere sot ' required,
ue ess !bey withdraw from that Sx_lety. •
Far Farther ir parliouburi address Ira. EVAN'S. _
orlin Seal' ArensistiOn, Pittsburgh, -
ValviableProvart.y For Sale. -
rp flan TWO LOTS; Noslol and 1.52, in CoL. Woad% tibia
L. of Pitts.tnrgh, each 60 - feet on Water street, and
Moans 1E: -foe tiononsb to Front street, along Redoubt
alley, itentaltatelif below John Irwin d Sons, and opposite,
the Central Reatold:Depot: Theirhole tria be oEered till
theist of November, after Vblebi (If not - sold) It be
rabllvided into lots to emit pumbesers. For tarsavybkle -
will be Made easy' as t. - 0
payments. aPidifto
LEEOII, S:I°S.LPOi k 00,
°AR Non 242 and n-s, Liberty et,. Pittebtagh;
NrALUAULLE morn= volt. lILLI3-4-Itarte QV Perin
V arm/. FlVlrThird, <onsirdarg of 32' ILl:rant Iryloolt
deep to Spidni attar. dr( whieh ill Acrected ibur Inures,
:biro sad terms made Elwyn et the Bea] Ystete pffivi of
ten S. CllfiaagßT-1 SON. UdThird 4mA.
-
.itoss-h.,,, Varies Mato KIT +.l', 111 store Andßes.
• °el& - Suminors to J. Kidd .t Co, 60 17,xxi street—
irroas Hazlna Perfusuuzy, maraca, .1
I. store awl for axle by
- - . FIAEKM BROTHERS•
1- WIINTY- FINS, barrels Alum, in Crystal, in atom
Its tale by =l5
riIWYOSTY-FIVB keg._ riciabonata 13oda. In store and tar
gala by. - • or -15 FLIISIIIiEI 1313.0T1181111. •
"TIII/TSZN- - huudred 1115 Flour Sulphur, in Aare-and ..fo,
- go a e rby oeis • - lermilviS-1380TRESS.
TWO, ounces Solphais Montane. In stay and,
. ,
Trgr erir mak. by "dad YLEML.NI3
• . I.lllbOr 81/VlAff Slachltarke.
'Fur. BOSTON SAGSAGS CUTTER 4LN.Ir EIVOTRESt I
My. Straw, and Stalk Ccdtanr. enured,lnapraeed Corn
Mellen, tar bend and ham payer: Pruning Cassia, Save r
and a large assortment of Implements suitable for tbs.
Garden and Tarn, Man the Seed and Agricrdtaral Wire.
house. 40 Fifth street. -
hood `
JA= WARDRO?:,
EDWARD YAM.
A Delightful Dwelling Howe,- • •
Mtn BENT, on . sff Street, in the ffmth Ward: l a
X ample grounda.szoond It. with fruit trees ard•
Tines: every caneadesee to hmrse.letering on the
preznisse, with hot and *old water bathrooms, do., and thir—
st' brought to distinct this. • _ -
I Intend to mune froze the City on the Igor NoTamcsais
.utencsion will be (pen. Bent 525 Per annum. ". •
.AP to Mesas: John Harper or Morrison .Underwood;
at th a of Pittsburgh, or to the underelgood. tbe
premise& {set:/I'. LUCKY HARPEB..
ILBOAhT.PrIDAL EN WILOPEALLNTS.--SCllDitairt'S
X./ (107 31arket street) isairtmant of Gent), Boots and
(haters stands tuiriralled for elevineeand durability.. Pine
French Calf Boots made to order. at abort notice. Canna
1 end Toilet Shoes let great variety. — • ..oeti4.
New Blstato t New -Mule . _
•-• • '
LEM' haciturt reeeited.-per 'Adams' Sterseei
JULTLLEY BLEEP IN THE COLD ORATE—ant itranb!,_
composed and thallentat to J. lilemlng, Esq.; by - n.
. Old Dog tray, by B: C. Foster.
The Garland, a set of beautiful Waits ' for - Guliaribp
Prot Rjnp, &leads city. - • •
lea;hitniatt Ifer two lees,
All =up are Deantlfel, a p
Wert Thou to Speak ParevalL.• • •••••• •.• •• •
The Prima Deana Waltz; aa.parfeetrid altboaaibel
am's. Htudcal Tour in - iliedea,
embodying all the Moat= Nattimalallw,lexJallela t
Katy lleuilsrea Farewell, G01tar. , ... ._ .
Old Hut, . do, etc.o4oo : , •
Alao r . worth*/ Itraw Baad echoer eantalalngewerr
unwary Information to organise Emu Banda, to nuke ,
i ta t ut the . =tare of bran, Mete aeloottfol and adaptation,
' and entbraolng a saunter of One places annual for foil-
Erase .13enda b7.l4llett Tadirtath, leader of the celebrate!!
Dodworth Bran Pr7S), New Yore for Web ,. - . •
ocl3' - - • • 11. Inns% riaaof
2A. HASON'a CO, No. 25 lifth eneet. ninth sffiw:
_ dijt mein and open orrecr 1000 WoollenUniand
B CMILTD bliawls..ef <mei desrst' . yen • .
SOPPY bap for
FVPIECES eauArir Thsizels4aA recited at
- 1 1 2 A. A. ?USW* Y id beet .
ir 'ADM' MANCH. .CLOTH Cl4/443.--A. A. Ileum
.14 Gb, Kw lath groat. bats caw on sibibte=2 a lane
ann spleactkl sursostottat of the wrest shapuls accas exua
Talcum
- -' - S - .- S
_
JAIME; !I'DaWr•
MtE!nMI:M
k 131SCIATILI
111111515ffl
PO3TEICB isztamr,.
JOSEPH C. YOSTLB.-..—...... r .--.L=cri asp )ft Arai
Till= 01 ADMISSIO7:
Baia and Parquet..e.. —We.I &wand TUT..
?carafe/ 30 / 0 4 . large..-.;BBccLew for cocoa=
Do. do. small-. -SS . ,
,tom- Persona mewl minas will be charged 221eial. tra :
for lbo cart/dolt&
&W. Doors open at befaro 7 eclat; Larfonmtazace to
' " 'ea at V4,Vdc'ek, -
Lest night but throe of the engstrotarat of IttISS DAVE
POST, the most celebrate . d_Actress . of the day, who win
Tars broom, October 'l9, ittA will be power:ate tae
beauquipleyof •s • " • • • •
.:!•.S4IDRUtt RE, ?gr. ACTRESS.
Adrienne • • • ' Dargaport.
• - Itreltfoxt. •
NUM. ' •• -• IlWaittogreve.
• -To eourlittleetlth the laughable pares of.
frUE.l3:ELGE:aTlttreir. Y 11K
Curt - 11 Cb nth.. ....—.-.. Darfrage.
Pettey. • .. Breleforti-
Tomorrow, Mu DivwctoßT WM appear. ,
Ileaers. .7. Ellitoffol: C.• Co ,
trYOOTITH.E BS OW PINE PROOF BANCO,
-- - : •l iTimilti,Docls and. lion, M 7 nab
A ND se all perm= admit the necessity. of the above
II& mentioned articles, we hira'no hesitation in mom
mending our article to betequal to an,ythiat in theetty.
Omen promptly attended to, ad- pat np the - bed
Arlokand.on short. notke. , • , - • • -
13.Ensithiteld - sines Fourth sna Pilith, Pitt*.
intrwti. -• .. jeepOateral . -.TJEftltOrffEL 4' CO.
• Fall Style of fiats. . • •" - -
m maim WEST, No . '. 31 Li ...za C 1 Bats.., .
,
• dor Wood,) batjust received the FALL
_ . I ISTYLE {IF IL%TS, arid wouki respectfully
islitatto at/ration of lds licicwds nth =steam to
HATS
ue
lute also = baud rs' large and varied assartrunit cf HATS
. abiLCAPS, which be will nil CHEAP. far cob. atiLtlf
_ Nati Caps.
rz t :SMolt &. CO., corner Word streetC:l )
snit Diamond a ll ey, would rsZettelll
lludr Masts and the pi that th ey
are remising a large and_ splendid stock et UAW AND
CAPS, of the latest style; Shish they are prepared to fall
on as reasonable tones as :an other Douse In the city..
Dtre tut a call. end examine mrr •• .. -ImPl9
TUCKS roa ISALR-30 sham Moog. Nev. CU; obi), 2.1
'Awes Ohlo zad - Prool. R. R Oa. _
octL3 8. CUTIMFAT & 803 i, 140 TILtIr
LIOUSS 10a SALE, 'with Lot GO feet flout .
eitasteoi; the Ilmenstille Ileed;reas the toll gets, te.
Booth littabmgh. The tlauseteXhirs triune of ive rootss.•
well papered:A good atahla sad outoten; choke YrulL -
Ono's, de, PtiOe SUP . N; • • •
ottLT CT.TEIBYAT d• SO 140 Mist st.. •• •
Tpu'Lamar—TWO t3o01) BUILDIZU JOTS.,
.1 . SlZE—EschleOt trout by 200 deep: .
.4 . 4183113.410 Iniczal; behtlewEiblmesosstb,
OTUATZ—WIthin 21 minuteiwilkafthe elf .0 •
: • •• , .
.0413 • - _ & CUTS:I3OORO .A.4loNAUMbletitt
INSMLANCE. NOTIC.B.:
42,Przi(A; IDISVBANOS VAMP AFIV_
eilliliTEßED-
1810 04.1.1 M $300.000.r
-.ieciaely invested.
vita 4 . la . ..eakbr.
BOARD bi• zinus g ont..
grace, ' ..Itabiatittgeni" B: .: M a tl i Oz,.
Yrecric • A 7 s . : -
Eben Plover, Itevalargt. , Joaep _
Dm, _
B=stel Wiud,-- -Wad-Weedluidger Jobs _
-
Pao Tudor
Junlas EL Moron, if im i s
O. to.,Thisba;
. 13ecietsiV. -
gB AI3KNCT, of this Company being üblaged from IL H.
1 - 'Beeson; . Its roamer Agent,to Geo: k. - Astold, axes hav
ing policies at the Mike Pittsburgh and eisinity, mu have
'them tented by inning on Mr. Arnold, 'So. 14 Pourth 131...
visa is duly eratinisaloroid to-take risks - on Dwellings,
Stares, 'Public Buildings, and 'Magmfaetoriss, with
their contents. The sotuationof htarthatia and
hoiden of Pittsburgh is talled to the advantages o...sued by
bunging this Company, from ita ago, promptness sad
liberalit7 in adjtuting Saves, and its abundant =IDA, each
J. Ft, BMlNE"Maenaral'Agerst.
ABSIISI:O7:TEEE r- COMPANT.
TEC=-1S =,:X.Lf, -1863. . -
- Pbcerdx, of Etat ,900 _ - „
12472 , . „• -
.ramouerittid 3f nca 2,00 - -
OunuMlnit 9 750 "
do. ' do;Eogle,afProtidenee,R. L 1,980
do. -- do. .tualetima, of .ICB5r ' , -
North - - -
Hsn o o b t l er
10,500
800>
Yak Life and T " rnet.2..15,900.—
$V.,070
$41,01.7 50 "-
Ridlrosd-T.ustrt. nvt,v,v;e - -
baufl4 =kat value,
ItzroadCouttassysisxt.junar• - „..
Vast Aralna AL.... llartfurd
and ,New liven,- tft,soo"
Er-firtfc l4 . - - Prolldanza% - and
maktu. •
Bad= sndlc'Utmefer,„
:tea Albany. •- - = •"=-
"CosudeeScut 'Myer, -
SlLvellanixnts,-- ' -
Conatetieut:Biver.o4 -
Bed Estate in 3butfarl,-Asa:
-Arbor, Lcalsrille, -
°Zee. Furniture and lalsrszt
- Chat Su - Think, :
Aziounts,:bsku ILUIs, re!
celyable., far - ptexpiums„
real -estate, _ _ _
- Liss, bifaces-4ms to Amu?
and others, "
Capital Stock, VOO,OOO
Pruitt arid Lass. ' ne,178.,:41 --, $418,178 30
A. dividend of 10 - il cent., desisted and. peid.l3.th of Just s
Ef.astsq receiVed Asp zroolatuent as Agunt ba lit'adurgh. -
and vicinity, of the eEtna inacreance Ornnfaxcy, lately held.
by IL H. Beeson, I take faemmens is call ift the attention of.
Its bran - portroue, xny Steads voui the-public, that I alt
prepared to' Policies Policies, or renewals pf theta, at fob T.
of Imes:than, on risks of the T3rbre= deseripticam of bolld- -; •
tivr, riretextdise. wale, inachinery,axel amolixat
the security of Insamme from:Lion or datnege hits& Tee
ttie. Company Is cue that ivecuemunds Psslf, ta the eoa
ruudty tram ite overbiatfainsasa Ireampt,...der, not s
only la teals; of risks, but la the at ustaxest audpummot
ants loam It doesnot -profess en an.'"e"Cto give cheap
etursez,-as ckeurprolaise valuable inclaannity.
Applleallow attended to at - the - Erals Hausa of Geo.
E.Arnold & On, 74 Fonith
_street -
col3Len " - .7.I3IIOXOfRiIE ..E."AXOSOLD, Agent.
ouca• -
Mag_ EMOMICHOLDIrw OP TEES ALIMILM AND
L SEMLER PLANS ROAD COIEPAIVIC are berebnyy
thstaa - ELIWTION will be held at. ROBE=
HOTEL, in slaensbrzn, oa HONDA', the 7th toy of
vembee, 'lls-Nt, - foetbe purse of elec. 'Rea +IMO= of said
the castinlesr. Medi= to be opened atl2b
attest : • JOEL': & SEISTIASOS, 4
JANIS ItattO, &fey. - - (melanin] -
1r11.31.E..NT0.--3 taxes tor sale by -
,s,p= - .
STOOKING .- FAC ORY
_
DEZLITEMt SCUM AND .ALSEDIVV- =SEEM
ABIZITY;MTERGY; ce „ATV:WONT.
lbest good& In: MP-area's nosa,Meies Socki,IWAN •
Uirts "and Disleves, sold at I=lnuiseturers' prime, at z
the Mill Eno= srommayAuroar, &unlade , front -
last year's inaoL - - - 110 ADVANCE EV PRICE- _ "
--AWALLET FOUND, containinglixraZber of pipes, and -
attef-nott.- band of eonsidizablerrans. The owner
ent- nearer - it' LI, calling at -11.1ds_nr.....end
istdos,.sar side ter - t
, • -B. n. amnas:rocri CO.. - -
• _ _
oda- - COaarer Wood and First sta. =
A $
oca3 - -- B. -21.-FAIK 8 400;
sae by , . ,
Q IIASSIA'I3' G rDarjl.
411. AmasTocz k CO. .- t
oath -..; .. 8. , &,-y
.! „ Fit:us VitatcheaLezd.Alet_vr el-TY• : ..-• I
101- 2CE isibizrlber bum now me r haztd a yezy goal selerl aca -.
of Wstel. Jelrelry;',SlTZMlTAre> , 4C•ittat VIL z i u
['acted espy ikslY EA': th e fart- ty..+l4 =1 -nu Two , -,_.,... , 1 ,. ,
_.-,:- stelek at the Ten` ansiZe
.., ' precitidTa '.. ';'.
'.. tell - every doxdPl'lau cl-11.2° gwls- kt. i ' l - 'line at izruelv. 1
e
z:
I l ut o r ini cstemrebal iirb=S ;d...ttay .thai2 twchata tatt ioir lfilita ct
timut : 33l mcnaur t Y:s 4 ' . .traga leieler :::: ......m. inif! ..n : . I ._,. i:
e .<Pr; 4a will "sell hti,..._"gocds tit .I(7" — r ibs are* a Ti 6 r az d I .._-,--
- not. sak ( U ID= J alr ''' . '` . h 4 re laterclone) 64 p er ant ---
L 7 ;2 1 -rsoretbast their se:Wilma Yreh .i. , chw i t fic .,,,, inbe um?.
t.i, .4 by ailllng -- at 51 31, 4 ) :e t axe et, pitbsblitgh. '- _ 1 - I,:z
:DEGONat YOU"...
, - .1.,k1i - Dial,D.,-/y1 VO , mums 4 ." '
LI! YOE MEI ard Prawn Atrilo, -- Owl Is strangid 1.,
- wiera_stare.rocr.ii
.motherisad - tomuy with fad-shed altar., 1 - .:_...
& - good_ PTealaziltirdarant; 10. 5 :Tbitlq't bip . kat froakby.
,00it -,-_-
la% teerAtiri.. Prk,,v.s2m . 0-- - v . . . - - 1-- -,
..., 'Zorn' Vie ibvre,:ta i X44l4.ttz: Hare, of- bibs ea' t
Topa.% azitt Selishad. - MM. - -Ittice-s=4l-F - - Terns : V O6 lu,
Wad I; INatilaCCl
to oats, - 2 =I .. - tirer7 , .: 1".
8."..C17r1113-1T k EON, - • ..,
- - ' '': -- teitiftsUleAgent 3 ,14.31bUd et.: _-1 '-
r,,111GA11.-'47, DULL. pilaw bi. 0.:13cr••••- far do kw; t
0 close the lot, or • . 'II47.I3ZZEM 1121:LL, ' •
eets:4o , ••• • -,- =.l.lbortr streat,;.appzeibs
.Ikl Pie hILMONt z CO /.; 111 0:4 -or f .- .
7r0G13 .A.,21..a1e50x-AsCOMNO-23711th
irnal.ulilNo9-- ft splendld fasorter.ent. cr Black auX.
Cctlorell Printed Telyela t en:ftlr4lol;ts, and asFalt
OOP of Dre:3l;rlrozialz=.sesterslly. - -
. 7 '.ltetb _MASON, 00.3,170.' Ylfth PT:
. 1001.111D,9, - PLAIDS-03. lamer stilt:Tart= Mktg Jliat • •
L-4 - apertal et • • , • , A. A...ILA-SOY kOO 13, • : •
•-• - - -= • .'.Io:Z Fifth tr'"set.
\TE,W - FILKS— , A. A- MASON . keg, 2,1 . 7.17111 /114,0
'XV last opened the* Fill Stock of rplq.tlo4. yawl, Plain
aru2 Illcesda.Blo3, ar.thalalrdipar..ecraz, • oeto
LAB3=II.I b0xe572.%;.. : • • •
- .dri • ssaor..: " , • .
• • : do - 105347. * • ' .
• :d0:'14.12; . ; . •
9l' do q 0111.1.. . •
•' • • • I •
•
• •13 do 1:16. r. . _ • •
10 dol.ftlll.-
-• s'zizat t eaßci,Anti
• bad ' ; Second luta 151 First streets: •
GAD- fat e
b - -b"?.FifaekirrgS
-
•
GAILF...#LEJJ lin) Alt-5 tads , mkt br a . .
_ pal
_
EINCLUEL
TWIN 1:4.14.8--/A0 bccom, Itersals.try
cel4 • - anCrli : l SINCLAIR.
• - • p. FATEXESToCK a co,
oes• - • Corner Wad aztillbstais:
TCELLSD 3.1085+-3420 Dn. sale by - -• • fz.
oct 4 - B. A..76133121'0= a-co:
A i DIABON 8 OU., No.= yam st-eet. will open.= F.
licadsi, The 34 in:lmA, ie Dew sierteleu3l4 assert,
zeta 14DrES CU= CLOAS3 tad VELVET TA3.
21 BBIS L.&11.1) 0 I lick. gad ^ In 'stars and to?
b 1 lwl3=l a EZOTEMS.
:IRMO:N:1W GLASS.—
V bola atio=s-ictemarar-- - Co.'s tr3=l.. L.--
- • =l7, 8110,92.F,.larlAy=44.Matliestr=...
store k.
In and Rer sale ' •
~xl5 • • "EW t LICX3II2ZiD.
A . .A.MAgn't 600. Till bsve in a 17vdaya Ltrzs ur.r.
c -'ilgtot Via . % ca.,
~~•f i
MEM
;:-:;.
~ •_-,;
v`°:,
,:..; _:
lan=
.#1,000:::•...,:::_'--j:...'
18.7ns,tis
570:3 it
11,141,05
- 4 .
.Z 3,414,46 $49 , 5544
$41.V.111P