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next ten years doubtless not much less than six ttmpitd Slhrderand Suicide.— At New' Orleans,'
' millions.:: These added to the native births on thelSthinst,, theinmotes of the house No.
. ' after dedootiog the deaths, will make the popu- 80 Bourbon street, startled by the sharp
rf&SrtffiPtf *t,i a> „,' ._ loro i. V., report of a pistol, and then another, followed by
s *”** States in 1862, probably e fall as of heavy, bodies on the floor of one of
■ • l&oioocrrooms. ; Boehlog into the room, the
The immigration from China to the western occupants of the boose fonnd a young sat beau
ss&£& ; > coast .will probablydimmish instead of Increasing. *jJW EUepor.Fonget, wife of
c i-t. i- •; • '*• . -• # , 7. Charles Sage—lying prostrate on the floor* par-
The-haish treatment they snffor in California Is pla win, bleed, and apparently struggling in the
inducing most of the Chinese, who hare already death agony/ Near her lay the body of a man
arrived there, to return to their own country; whose bloody, brains covered the floor, with his
; “d they will no donht carry back a bad report ? k ““ , blo " n P. i ' c< ’, 3 “* «* *. * n « a <*
•*v,v •a'Ht'fcMtJialfrflTs -• •' •••'■•• -m.'» . .•. -; - * hand he held a pistol, with one of wmoh he had
so2S3m*>®&l ■ oPow?6pple.: This ismatter for regret; as we fc re d at tho woman, and with thu biller had slain:
’• ' *re seeking favorable commercial relations with himself. The Crescent of.the 16th has the follow- 1 ;
-.r China;: But the Chinese race Is not the One de i: lug particulars of-the shocking affair:
sired in peopling this continent. Europe for- . Thewoman-wns a dative of Franco, married
.v -i:':;,: ; n • • ••«- • *. fo.Charloa Sago, and the twain hod lived in Cinv;
waMb4ttM - Btock ' ttod ln - «««“* numbers. ol & nBti where’the deceased 'became acquainted;
Transplanted to our teeming soil; intermingled with them. Madame Sage had kept a cigar store
with each other, and the native people; a popu- in that city. With her cxtremeibeautyondAt;
1 r l«ion will be developed, unequalled in the his- she drewnrouud her a host of cus-,
■'■'■'■ v'li.' I '■»'■«:'■.;■ «*•••'.••••■; > > / -■■■■.; temers, among them, the deceased, nnd the pro-1
■£} 1 0ry °f- th 6 lramt ‘ n raco ' for Tl B° r “ d coarn Eo ; fits of the liltlo shop were soon made the means
for onterpriso and intoUigence. ■.:• of tho purchase'of -other .property. Sago .re-
moved with Lis wife ta Latona Springs, on Uie
special lkbiblatios-OMHIBUS Kentucky side Of tho Ohio r»ver, end only two or
.■■■.■..■ . -- • . UU.1.8. ' ; ' ; -■■■; three miles from Cincinnati, where he purchased i
■:■.■: „ - ■■■■...■: , ..." :. ■. ■ . a house. Thither thedeceased, whose name was
b No ono can Benbt, who observes tbe sue of y. Bettford, followed them, having become so
• the volume of our legislative enactments every desperately enamored of Madame that Hvlngout
: yfeatv that in lennsylvanlo. too mueh other prestnee.wa«.tA:Mm^«blng l ..!UNniMmte- 1
legislation. It is one of the great evils of tho b,e ; , Here also Bottford purchased a property.
•i«i- 1 w l— i» ;; . and falling Into bad health, was taken to the .
*“**» a llotwme^, ® d , wfll,ead temiechief jj 0 f gage, where bewas nursed by Madame
i-J. 111416 sstlons than those designed to bo remedied until his recovery. Her constant friendly visits I
v;*fty .the laws themselves. A volume of fromfive ,ta him during hiasiekness lnercnsed his passion, ]
to eight hundred pages eaoh year, nearly all and on his copvnlescenee. ho resolved tofollow
on.. • . 1 '. i , ,» •. * ..• • the pair to this city; whither Madame came to
ed wtb speeial or local laws, is added to the fin an .engagement as an actress in Vandevilles;
already enormous and incoherent .mass, of onr I tOithe Orleans theatre. ■ They came down on the
: : Statute law. Onofourth of the euactments are stfauier J. S. Cbenowotb, and having arrived'
utterly useless; one fourth mischievous in their h4re 411 . 8 “ Mad ? me B ,? d ? er h ? sbal,d too >
<- r .V . ‘ rooms at the house where the tragedy occurred.
tendency, another fourth of tho annaal enact-. Ontfie trip down Bettford bad taken frequent
mints oonld be rendered unnecessary by the odoaslons to declsre his passion for Madame,and
•; enactment of a few yeneretlaws, which would- even went so far as to propose, an elopement:
render much of speolal leglslaUon unnecessary. TWb |>x-opoBUio», 4t would appear, she had Ire-
ir •irl-•» Ajg». y ieoted, and failed to make known the overtures
v Th ‘ Z' 0 gCDeral railr4Qd,aw .> made her, fCftrihg that from the desperate ehar
" ‘ 11 re . ataet lo“B. wonld save:a:third of uolerlef'her admirer;that somp .fatalivlolehoe
fi 6gU24S"fflSl?££SassS
* i;/5 ■ I would withdraw from the legislature one branch his importunities, but-firidingtho virtue of Ma-
‘■- of-its business that could be much better dene damei proof against his eednctlvo'solioltations,
t> r r*V‘ in our'courts of law, and at a great savin.. „„ b ® entered her room and tho result was as we
have rotated. Madame S. received a shot in the
<?•- nnally to the Commonwealth. A taw giving in- . which passed te the otherkide, infUcting
orcasea P° wer t 0 tbo cowts l*-***® l divor- a frightfniand probably fatal wound.’ Bettford
ces, would-render legislative divorcesunneoes- itaed bbqut.aAhopr aftep he diBeliarged':the;pta>‘
sary. These three general laws would out off *9j; Kewasfcrmerly a school teacher far Cia-’
.'• & J : , <*inati. Mr. Bage was absent at tho time of the
tflp-d -r Dettly 008 balf tb« special legudafaon of each distressing affair! .. . N
year; and.-if properfy framed, would pfotnotn .-4 r \ /
?®s®s a-'' 1 , v's .the best interests of the Commonwealth. OthfirJ.-. TnEHooaiEuLADu:a.—Perry county, Indiana, ]
2 general idws could be enacted equally beneficial; deaeryee to have a long chapter in the history of
Md two-thirds of the special lelistation of each * Sft*- ’ LaS , t week /«' 4 C?«t-was* to
'£■*> ; J .^krS^H’’>*-V% s>V " 7tt. 0a W0 “ 1<1 thn3 . b 0 aT ? idedf and the fcosiness dnoKeJmleouen of wMch’wwo
t -5 T- „ of the session completed in half the time usually ed.- fe are told that-one lady who desired tobe'
e m ploy®d. divorced, her othcr griovaoces, elated
Another remedy for the evil is in the hands oT w In° w Thi 0 ? 1 a™ 7 ? tta ? 4d ?! B
M * il l tlke 4110reB P° n8ibiUt y‘ waa-shfiiclent,and forthwith gtanted'fc^p^
ofasmgit,
: any bUI-oontaimng morethanone subjectmafaer - i »' "■ ’i
Iv'•*; f-fi r* •!} of legistation, and thus put an end to « omnibus T of. Genera
V /-’f ?riv~, '/J Mils.’* ' JackßOn’s, uttered-ta’reply _te thn request of
\ ~ i<L ; *mu —in*’“'■a .* .* - Xtffirfs iPliiflippe, for an for JiljT oold:&&
The puSlio Torte, tod tho press, wo are satis- aorHoiof onr clflittw ogaiDst the French'Gorera
fieip woald sustain and spplaad oar Chief Mag- ‘ , + r,\ , ,
' ~+i*?f+* T -£ r \ **£ * V feV *'ls ist»te t Sf he vonld take a decided stand seolntit rt r^ e^ oaof of my country shaU never he
7-,-.. «i6-i^kV/’ifit ..—i.cKinu Vl\ilh • '■ by for. tho-state—
-7 .* Vf: ;>;• *X'/.V - »>''»| *dl omnibus bills. More anon, on this subject, J ment of the truth anffthfrpetfoflnanw’ofatS^
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PITTSBURGH:
SATURDAY MOBNXNG::::::::NOVEMBEB 20.
THE KtJItOPKAS SEWS.
The nunor of a battle between tie Russians
and ■ Turks, on the north bank of the: Danube,
seems to be • fall; confirmed; and the /Toths
' were the successful party. - This news comes by
way of Vienna, the route under control of Bob
eia. We may therefore feel confident that the
, : trdthiß eeen tnore favorable for Starkey .than is
yet_ reported. The morel effect Of n victory in
:the QflMt" battle Is with Turkey, and is of: great
Importance. The war is fairly begun,- and will
not be stopped by diplomacy while Bussia.is
under the disgrace' of even a partial defeat -
The accounts In rclation to the deficiency ; of
fostirhi 'England and France, and, Infaofc-Jn
. most of the conntriee of Eorope, are aa serioue
■ as over; and the certainty of such a deficiency
is folly revealed. Several of the usual sources
■of supply no longer exist The Sultan has for
hidden the export of grain frotn]*hlfl dominions.
None into be exported from Egypt after aoer
tain date,-'not for distant 'The Nile overflowed
before ■ the: harvest was over, and destroyed a
great portion of the crop. The . exports from,
the Baltic will be in a great measure Stopped by
this Russian war. Want will breed insurrection
and ’ perhaps revolution, in many places, wbat-
e«r thereault ofmegotiations In regordtotho
_ Russian and Turkish-war. Already a largepor-
tion-of "tho mills of England are stopped by I
. ■ strikes of the operatives for increase of wages;!
■ : and their demands most be acceded to, or: more 1
'■ ■■' seriooß difficulties follow. The increase in price
. . : of food renders anincreaso of eanunganecessary
: to Subsistence. : Seventy thousands operatives
havo struck in one place.
- > According to the Washington Union, Great
Britain will want, daring tho coming year, over
: 20,000,000 quarters of grain more than Its awn
crop, from the foots: above stated, it will be
seen that neatly the vfhote of this demand mast
bo- supplied from • this country. . The wonts.of
Trance are neorly or quite as large; and she must
depend to a great extent on-the same source of
supply. And yet these arc the two nations that,
by protests and fleets, eeek to set bounds to the
limUsofourrepubllc, and suppress the “demo
cratic instincts” of thedmerican peoplo. But,
; - under present circumstances, there Ja no danger
of anything moro than protein. They cannot
■ afford to go to war with this country. To sus*.
tain Turkey in the war commenced, is work
enough for. England and- France for tho present.
Nearly a ThoaianC a Day.
During the year 1852, 800,992 alien; passen
gers landed at tho port 6f New York alone,-with
a View to And a permanent home in thiß toon
try. Nearly a thousand per day thuß added toour
population from abroad. A large portion of them ,
bring some money and property with them; and
nearly all hring strong armafor labor, and warm
hearts towards the land they have come so for
to inhabit. - But afew monthshave elapsed since
they came; yet any one who would now find all.
that SOO.OOOpeople, would have to search through
all our cities; aver all our railroad lines and ca
nals, and harvest: fields, from Maine to the foot
of the Rooky Mountains. They have: scattered
over the land, became absorber! in the groat mass
thriving human life; nTB-beljH
ing to botld our cities end publioimprovements;
and carry forward the line of civilization over
the wide End fruitful domninsof the Ifcst. >That
800,000 would people one entire new State.
. ThSufoliowing table shows that 300,418 were
from Enrope; end the different countries from
whioh they came:
From
0crmany4...............„118,G1l Spain...... ' 471
Ireland.:.^. Italy... 359
England 1 ~31.851 Poland . 18S
8,868 Denmark . 157
Bcotl«id..;T;r k T,C94 Belgfnin.*.. ... 'B2-
StfiUerlaad &4TI S*rdfnU_ C 9
. 2,009 Portugal...... 27
Norway Simla...
Holland:.. ... 1,223 ' . r.- ■- ■■
Of these 8,870 wore admitted in the Marine
Hospital; after a fewdaya residence in the conn
try. -
• They are of races generally that mate good
citizens in-a-free land. Their children will be
Americans by birth ; and themselres Americans
by free choice. We welcome them to a share
-?of the general prosperity, and happiness.
This year the : immigration to all onr potts
will not beless than half a million ; and in the
IKTTEE FROM AUSTRALIA.
Below, wo present an extract from a pri
vate letter; received in this city a few days since
from Mr. A. T. Casron, formerly of thiaoity,
bat now in Australia. Mr. C. left New York;
on the Euphrasia, and after a passage of one
hundred and v sixty.three he leaded in Mel
bourne,on the - 10th of-Augdst. The . passage
was longund tWioue,—but without accidents of
I consequence. j; There were two deaths onboard
ofihe Euphrasia during the' passage, and five
I births. The ship put in at two ports—Bahio,
in the Bay of All Saints, in South America, and
Cape Town, In Africa- Bahia, waa reached .on -
the 22dof April; apor-fifty-two: -days eailirofii |
Bandy-Hook; the skip remained there-oneweek.-'
It'la o placo of considerable business ; the popn- i
: lation of it is nbont 80,000. From Bahia to i
t-Oapa Town, the-titno was forty-nlno days. -.From 1
Capo Town to: Australis],ibo passage:was moils I
in tolerably quick time. .- Bat to . the' extract, in i
regard to Melbourne: ' I
AfELßotmme, August 17, 1853.
. After o. passage of one hundred andalxty- 1
three dayafrom-New York.we landed here safe
ly, on the 10th- Inst. Wo arrived Inside of the i
bay of Port Philip, and anshored on the Bth
ineW Wehadto remainon board-of the Ship a
day after-oar- arrival; notbeingable to get a
boat to take ns op to Melbburne. wbloh is seven
i mUeaup:,lhoYarra4rarra:riverfromtbe bay.
! The riveris narrow and orookcd.and shallow in
many places, bat the amount of business done
lonit is very large. ' .
; -Melbourne is alargecity.very handsomely
laid eat, and it contains i some very fine build
ings. Having a. considerable elevation from the
river, it commands a beantifnl vlew of ihebay
and the surrounding country.:: The■; population
of the city is already cue hundred . and thirty
thousand,-and -Increasing very: fast.. It.is »
great place,—the amount of-business and ship
ping done is very large, and-the streets present
as busy an appearance as the streets of old Pitts
burgh, -in the greatostruah.. -The bustle and
confuslon;on,tbe docks and along the river-Is
very great.
: ’Wages and labor are high and in good demand.
Day receive from ten to fifteen shil
lings per day, and good mechanics—carpenters,
bricklayers, ..masons, plasterers, .&e. —aro re-,
ceiving from‘twenty-five to thirty shillings, per
day.-' Good mechanics.cando.wellin tbie coun
try ;the demondforthem is great, and willno
doubt increase, if tho gold mining holds out.. If
the: meohnnlo is not successful at the mines, ho
has his trade to fall back on. -
' Boarding and lodging, by the week, is from
.tb!rty;.tovforty shillings; for. second ■ class, by
the day,‘.from ; six .to ten shillings. The first
olass hotels, charge four'and five-pounds per
week. lam paying two pounds per.week, at a
private hotlsei and get nothing extra in I the way.
of faro. •; We met with considerable difficulty in
getting lodging the day wu landed j ‘ the hotels
were filled ap.
. As-this 1b the. commencement: of the. mining:
season, bnndredsareioavinghete datly.Thfi
accounts from the old diggings arenot very fa
vorable ;they have been worked over.so often,
the yield is getting to berather email, and won’t
pay for the labor of working them. Hundreds
that have been digging for months, and spent all
they bad, havo quit them and-gone tonew dig
gings, and a great many have come baok to work
at their trades; if they have none they mast do
tho best they can, either go to hard labor or .
starve. There have been several new mines dis
covered within the lost fortnight,and they are ex
pected to exceed any of-the old diggings in yield
and richness. Tho rash ta tbo new mines It very
great. If the reports of new discoveries are
true. it will prove a great blessing to the thou
sands that are arriving here .weekly; and the
latest news from England and the States,, report
hundreds of vessels on the way, and others leav
ing daily. What the result of this tremendous
emigration'wilt be,, time alone can determine.
Myadvice to those who are doing well at home,-
isjptay there; gold hnnting. in Australia is a
good deal of a lottery.
I intend starting for tho mines in a: few days, -
when the reports from the new: diggings are
more folly confirmed. I go in company with
Col. Cbnrley.Kent, (the .“butcher: boy,") and
George Youngson.. They left home a month af
ter I did, and went by the way of England, . and
they have been-here n. month ahead of me.
Several other Pittsburghers, Perchment,Brown,
and Dr.i-Barlew,. of Allegheny city; arrived a
month before ns,* on the Oregon. There was a
report afloat here before oor arrival, of the loss
i of the Euphrasia; at sea; and news to that effect
has been Bent home, whcre l hope Umay-nevor
reach. - .■■■'
The climate hero is most delightful. It is now
about tho close.of the rainy season and pfthe
last winter month; tbe-olimate la as fine and
pleasant as April and May at homo. Snow is
scarcely ever Seen in this port of tho country,
and the coldest weather we have, is only suffi
cient to cause a hard frost.
-Betters should be dirteted to Melbourne, and.
don’t pnt by way of Eogtand, on them..
A. T. C,
- Toe . JotnifrAt,—The editor of tbo Journal ia
respectfully informed that -we <ure prepared to rer
oeive nod receiptforlhntSSO. Tbequeation
is.deoided, anil wo are ready to mako nso of the
money as heretofore promised. •
,W- : -
Bma Teeabdbeb.—Gen. Joseph Bauet, of
Petty county, is, we arotold, aoandidate for
the office of State Treasurer. That officer is
elected by the Legislature, in January next i
We know Gen,. Bailey personally and*well, and
are satisfied that he would hrlngto thediseharg»l
of the duties of that Important qfßce abundant!
eompetenoy, fidelity and.ability. Few men
the State are better informed in regard Id the!
publio wwksond-'financlali affaire bf'ta&Com/
monwealth. we believe, two
terms in the Senate, one or two in the
House. Every body thinks him honest, none
doubt Ms capacity; ,and all. like
him personally’. He’would undoubtedly stake an
excellentPofiicerln that place.
: Col. Ddihick, present qhlCf olerk ijiiheTrca-, 5
sorydepartment,. le alßo named in connection
with the Mr. Hcoub.'oF Somerset.
We, have not as yet learned whether Gen-Bicssi.,
the preeent State Treasurer;,will bo acandidate.
He has discharged the -duties of the office for
the laat four years, with diligence and ’abitityj '
and may yet be called to serve the people In some
other capacity.
. Sojibbsex Cousw.—Mr. Bueeny’a corps of
engineers: finished running an eiperlmentnlllno
on this route on B»tardny last. . .The distance is
about nlnemiles, hot can be considerabtyshort*
.ened, thegrado easy. Many persons odqualnt- -
ed with the country, looked upon: the line
jnst run as tho least favorabletthe.course of
the stream Cox’s creek eras followed to Walter's
Mills, about three miles below town,.and then
diverged to the left.follouinga draught through
i; the farm of John Nedrow, and striking townon;
[ > the lot immediately below Llchty’s tavern.' The.
i opinion is entertained by many persons;'that the
i line sbould run diredtly South, from the foot of
Main Cross street, and follow the coufso of .the
stream to . near ■ Castleman. A few more days
will decide which is the mast favorable route,
and then allpersons interested , can have the
long desired opportunity of showing how much:
they are interestedinabmnchraadta Somerset.
..;..„...Thovery trifling amount, and uninterest- >
ing character of-the-business transacted: last
week, induces na to refrain from giving a regu
lar report cf the proceedings. The Court rose
on Tuesday, and - the principal business • before
.itw&s.in theQqarter Sessions. Thetrinl of
;Wm. Finecyfor forgery, was postponed on oc--
oonnt of the absence of witnesses. James Mo-
Vicker, conviotcd, the term before, on a ehprgo
of forgery, was grantedja new tria1.........0ar.
| newly elected District Attorney, Wtn.H. Koootz,
! Esq-, took tho oath of offiee on Monday of Conrt,
| and discharged bis duties very handsomely
throughout the week. He will, we predict, make
[an efficient and popular officer. The duties of
I that office have: been so well discharged here;
| tofore, that very much will he expected from the
present inenmbent.
Obsess Coustt.—ln oar lastwe expressed the
opinion that Maj, M’Coslin, of this county, would
bo selected as the next: Speaker of the Pennsyl
vania Benate. The .Major, from his enlarged
experience in parliamentary usages, his affable
disposition, courteous manners, and commanding.
appearunce,wonldmake,we believe, an admire-:
ble presiding officer over tbe body of which he
i has long been an able and efficient member. He
! has already served fire sessions ,in the Senato,
[.and at: the dose of tho.session in. 1851, was
i elected Bpeaker, bnt owing .to the trenchery of
[ Christian was elected oS a democrat,
; bat deserted to tbowhigs—he was defeated at
i tho opening of the Bession of 1852. Ho was
again nominated, and received the unanimotu
[ vole of the democratic membere at the closo of-the
last eession, bnt os tho whigs bad a majority at
that time, of course the Majorwas not elected.
And now, that he is entering upon his last ses
sion, and thedemocrats have a deoidod majority
in the Senate, wo have every confldenco in his
success. • In this opinion we are not done, os
many of our exchanges have given expression to
the same conviction.—fl/f>«enyei , .........Weregret
to learn that on Wednesday last David A. Worley,
Esq., Sheriff of this county, met with a most se
rious and painfnl accident, while at his farm in
Wayne township, where he bad went to superin
tend some thrashing. One of tho horses at
tached to the machine becoming unruly, Mr.
Worley undertook to make him work.; . Tho horse
kioked him on; the leg, immediately below the
knee, and completely shattered-the bone. Mr.
Woriey was broughtto bis family, in-this-place,
on the evening of tho same day. Hiswonnd 14
a very severe one, and will disable him from at
tending to any aotive! business for some time to
come, yet we are pleased to learn that by prompt
and efficient surgical treatment* be is doing as
well as conld bo expected.— lb.
It is slated "tbpt oomplainta have reached
WnahlngtonagainstMr.Hopkins, Amcricop con-"
| sulnt Paraguay, forlmproperlyusing the Ame
r lean flog Ibr the protection of oneof thevjessela
taken by. Admiral : Coo,-and sold to. tho.-cne* i
mice ofthe causehe was serving whenholurn- i
ed traitor.
:Tho soprano, CrUvelli, is -engogedto sing
eightmontbs in the year at the~ltalion Opera of
Paris, with a salary of $20,000; ■ Albonlls to 1
?havo : $4OO for each appearance at the same ,
house. So - reported, but there may he, os
there, oftcn ls, gross .exaggeration in each a
statement
7-Monsignorßedini,thoPapal Nuncla, having
decided in the matter of the eontroi of the:
property, of the Eoman Catholic Cburoh, in favor
ofthe chttrch of St Peter. at Belleville.-N. J.,
they have formally: complied .with the decision,-
: and-surrendered all control of the property.
.-'Nsw Tons ton.—A letter from New York, i
alluding to the doss of persons mast severely i
affected by the money pressure, says:; .>•> c: . i
-‘• One of the distinguished persons whose pa- 1
pep went to protest, presented to ils wife, last!
winter, a mantle costingithreo thonsand dollars. I
; 'Another Setter-half a lace dress costing
twipe that amonnVwhllst still another gays a
church the, enoimbassuin of seventy tfioniapd
dollars.- How thotahlesaretnmed,andthefeil
: ttra-of these iveorsix'may cause the ruin of
hundreds of others. <■ t
, An einlneht recently 41s^.
ColfWd that the nightmare; Id nine cases oat o(f r
ptednCedvftom .nwingtbe/newspaper
'man. I ', How easy lican he cured.
- .....{Congress not Seing Ur.session now„the
only TmturaljCjiHpslfyin -Washington '.city is- s
‘ratfie-pnake.ertth'elevra-ratUos^wjeenta-.in
'“s!s( ' f a" l " f'"', **it ,i
' A ;‘ ■"v^’VV
NEWS OF OCB OWN STATE.
Sib. Jokh Fbasklih.—Sir Edward Parry, the
old Arctic navigator, holds out a bope for Sir
John. Ho says :
" My.belief is etfll that after tho first winter
he did go up that channel, nnd that, having steam
power, (which I had not in my time) it is peas!-
bis he may hare gone np inafavorable season.
For yon cannot imogino nnythiog more different
than a favorable nnd nnfavorable season in those-,
regions. Von cannot imagine the .changes, that
take place in the ice there, i have been myself
sometimes beset for two or- three days together
by the iee in such array that from tho masthead
I could -not see snffioient water to float a bottle
in, end in twenty-four hours there was not ablt
of ice to be seen—l .eannotfcll why—nobody
i could tell why. . Therefore, in » favorabio season
i .be may have gone up that inlet, and may, by
i tbe power of steam and favorhbieciroumetanccs,.
i have got so for to.Uie north-west that in an on
i dlnary season ho conld not got back again. And
! those , who knew' Franklin knew this, that be
would pash on year, after year, so long ca bis
i provisions lasted. Nothing conld.etop-bim. He
wasnotaman to look-back if he believed the
thing still possible.”
Items of Hows and Miscellany.
-The Legislature of New Hampshire does not.
meet until Jane, and it will devolve npon.the:
Governor to appoint Mr. Atherton’s successor.:
. The Dubuque Herald, of the ldtb inst, states
that the eteamer Nominee, was. unable, 1 onber
last trip, to got through Lake Peplo, on account
of rnning ice.
Judge McLean, of Ohio; has given an opinion
sustaining the injunction restraining :,the Audi
tor of Hamilton county, from collecting- taxes'
from tbo Ohio Ltfo Insuranoe and Trust'Compa
ny Dank ander the Crow Bar Law.
, It appears from a Chicago paperthat 20,135
cattle have been packed in that city during the
present year, the whole amonnlingto:l4;B69,427
pounds.
A noteworthy circumstance in relation to
the present condition- of tho dry goods ' market
of the United States, is that, whilo foreign
fabrics are abundant, and price’s low; those of
domeßtio manufacture are in demand'at high
prices. Tho first is to be attributed mainly to
tho immense importations which havo flooded
the country. - -
. It is stated, that brands D. da Silva, who is.
' now imprisoned in Havana for alleged participa
tion In the proceedings of the Cuban Junta; in
• New Vork, last summer, is a naturalised oitisen
of tho United-States, he havinghia naturalira*
tion papers, as well as a passport, calling hlm
an American oltiicn, and signed by Paniel . Web
ster, as Secretary of State. 1
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: - . - . - Jbr iht Morning Fast.
SABBATH EVE.
How pleasant it Ur, when tho week'* werkis o’er, - .
To sit on the be&fih by the oldcabin door;
To think what great mtrdea to xa have been riren—
To hope that Vre*re *j earned one Weak nearer Heaven..
The fermer forcets anhte toU/ron that day,
£ woxfc:*Us his thoughts turn away r
, UvwtoteAbiQnat OoQ that anndayotihe»von
Tauten toteacfr'us the way up to Heaven.
I
ThStighaHiiatare Is active, anAman onlrstffl,
i -
I TojVbsship that God who for himhastaade Heaven.
We go toour work when the Sabbath Is o’er ;
Refreshed by onr rest wa can labor the more;
Yet we long fbr that day which to usmay be given,
A Sabbath of rest, which la lasting as Heaven,
Fair Oalu, l$S&
weeis-ago;. n~ merchant'bf-St. *
Lonto.qrderedUbjtelegraph 500.; gunny tags.:
. PCndhe order reached the Boston taerohdnt, it •
„woe &,000—and acoordinglyfieo thousand gnnny •
bigs were sent forward. ,la the.meantlme, gun
ty bags took a rise, -and the‘Bt.jLouiß mer
chant made a handsome speonlotion ontofthe
blunder. ' - *=■ " "
; ......The Springfield Republican .tells a story
of a y.youug j)emoonit;'who- was ingreat-doubt
In which of two. towas’he .was entitled to vote,
go he-concluded to “make his:vote’ ieU J ’hy,
voting itt'a town where there .waVosnallyidne;
JVhlg majority. Hedid so, and it happened a
pig was eleoted. He returned tohls own townf
and found that a Whig had also heed' ejected by
one majority; Bince then he has been profound
ly wise on the subject of the importance of - a
single vote.' ’ ' .’ , 1 .1
i ~..;.“If J?ott Tfiarry, ,, Baid a Roman consnl to i
Ma son, “let.it bo n woman who-haa judgment
enough to superintend the getting of u meal of
victuals, taste enough to dress herself, - pride
enough to wash before breakfast,; and. sense,
enough to hold her tongue when Bho has nothing
to say." _ .1
1 ......The manwho“ couldn’t contain himself,”
was found, upon inquiry; to contain about a quart.
of the fluid extract of cora l
t ...../The man whose feelings were worked
up" li&a ordered a fresh supply. ; ; . ’
An extraordinary custom prevails among,
the Vires,, a tribe occupying an extensive district
in Cabal, among the moantaios between Persia
.and India The women obooso their;. husbands,
nottbehusbanda .their wives, Ifawomen.be
pleasedwith a man, she sendß the drummer, of
the camp to pin a handkerchief to his cap, with
the pin she uses to fastchher hair. The drum- :
mer watches his opportunity, and does this; in
public, naming the woman; and the .man is
obliged.to marry, if he can: pay,her price to her
j father.
i Momma,” said. o . little fellow, .whose
mother hod forbid his drawing horses and ships
on thomohogopy sideboard with; with a eiiorp
noil—“ Momma, this. ain’t a .nice house. At
Somßaolietf s, we can cat thesofa, nnd pnll oot
the hair,, and ride the shovel and.tongs over the
carpet; hnt hero we can’t get anyfanot nil.” < ■
i - Ura of greattoen all remind tu,
Wemay maltooar lifcsmbUioo; .c;i
. ' And departing, Icsto txdilnd 03, - ; ■.
Foot-prlnta in tOo «anil* cf tlae, .
The following is good. Vie find it in an
exchange:
The Farmers’ Bank—'Vault—Mother Earth.
Exchanges—The transplanting of tbe nursery
ad garden.
Deposits—Happiness, sobriety, and menl; in
ependenee.
Assetts—Smiling fields, tvavjng rritb a golden
.arrest.
Liabilities—lndebted to God alone, who Bonds
th'a eunsblne and the rain.
DWidenda—Health, wealth, and honest prao--
tleo hearts.
«9»Crlitadoro’fl Exeeliio* liquid Hair |
JDye—For Instantaneously converting any unbecoming !
of ; llifl’'3folr to\a magnificent rind lustrous B 1 nek |
ct;Brown. Inn Tew year* from this, noother Hair Dya i
; than this'will bo solder Arrway U'haa caused:
>tbe withdrawal of muj caustic dyei from lt \
SoutalnaaH theelements of the coloring matterwith which ,
black and brown halr aro flappTied by n&f ore; It is absorb* ;
vX byitbe Tcsrels that feed the roots of the hair, an d circu*
laiss like the naiornl Haiti through tho Interior of every
fibre, keeping tho'whole miss ln&molaVhealthy condition.'
Ordinary dyes kIU tho heir} thla itaTlgor., No
tblnglikc it h&* ever been invented. - It stands alone, the
most wonderful among all the olds to wmellttesa which sci
entificskill, has; jet compounded^: lA hoUle ; of It was' for-.
: wafded three months ago tonne of oar moist distin
guished chemists, with a request that hewottld faror the
| proprietor with his opinion of itj tha toDowlng Isaacs
j- tract from his reply; tl I hare analysed your Ilalr Dye. ;It
i amtoiim toe constituents of the natural pigment or fluid to'
i whlchbiackarid brown.halr owe thelrcolor,&n4 laentlrcly
free Itomnnysubstaneeihnt can scotch, horn, or otherwise
injure thO' fibres. •- X regard It asa happy combination of
harness Ingredients, and the.coloto itlmparts mocatolhly.
cotdUtlDguiflhabto from the finest black or brown dexited
ftoth halato. w In every city end town Wherc agents have
been appointed, toe “Excelsior Hair Dye” has distinguish
ed itself! The process of application only occupies fivo
minutes; the color Is fixed on ths instant, and nin&lns un
changeable; xiortalhor unpleasant odoVatitoa from lisuse,
- Boldwholesafe %nd retail at Dr. G. H. KEYSEB’S i>BT3G
PTOKB,ci»nerbf Wood stand Tlrginelley. ; [notsidaw
'i
A:^MAt.:^lfiialos'4o the
Dr. If Lone, tholnrentor of the celebrated Llrer Fills, used
these pfllalWjMTeTaVyearslD
be induced to offer them to.the public in’sueh ais oncer as
lo mato themhnownthroughouttbo country. Thls leam
' eOphyikianfelt the cams repugnance thhtall high-minded
sum of .adance fbel In entering the lists against those tm>
"acrupuious empirics who obtrodo their useless nostrums
! upon the public, and rely upon a system of puffing to bus-
Uhrtbom. .CcuTinced, however/of iburesiTlaoe of fho
Liver Fills, bud influenced by duty,
the ItoetorilDaUy sacrificod hU deUcatofeelings on thei.altar
«f public good.Sisgreatmediate }h«S no Vdlsapprialed
: the expectations of the medlodtprieUtioners, at wh&e in
stance be was indueed’tU'i&twgo'hia Incljpatlons. ;
quarter do wo beartbo most grotUjiog.ftccounto of
its wonderful effocts--4helEkui and thoWcsfc* the.
North and the Somb,iro &Uko laden with u tidings of great
jof? ftomTthe} afflicted^; These wooderfqt. Fills {are com-
conquered the groat scourge pf America, the Liver
Complaint ‘"'V ‘ ‘ ' . . •.
will bo careful to ask for Dr. W’Ltss’a
Celebrated LirEi FaiS, and take übte else.- 1 :There'aro
othcrPllls, porportlngto boliverFlllA, now beforo the
public. Dr. inane’s Liver also bis. celebrated Ver
: mifngc* can cow be had at aU rcspectabla Drug Stores In'
■tho CnittdSWeSjfttuiimihesol&proprißtors,
•s ' ; r; ;• fhKUINO fiROS*
Successors to J.Klddi Co., .
60 Wood street.
notlSWUw
XSjF KtVr Gootl*l»‘» FßESH -ABRIYAI/ of orory
description- oiVplotb, CaStmcre*,/ Orprcoating?, and. Yeßt*
Jogs, Fsnitable forttho Dfnvrcrs,
'.QnHtet
• foil OMOrtinent of Bcady*mido Ctqibfni,, Trunks, Carpet
JJagSt fttid XTOibroUftSj and retail.-Those Wishing
to poiebasbgood article?, and at a. flrir price, would do well
; to eaU at E. GRIDDLE’S CLOTIIIKGyEffrABLISirMENT
■No. 24Q LIBERTY street, bend of Wood, and'jouwUl not
goawpydisappointed. < L ’’ "•' ■ 1 ■' ■ nor 2- r:
JSST Neuralgia* «Thla JbrmiilAblo disease, which
seems to baffle the skill of physicians* yielda like: magic to
Cmrsa’s Brimss Motubb.
Mr/F. Boyden,farmerlyof the Astos.Jlonso. Ifew York,
and late proprielor of the Exchange Hoteh Richmond, V<u,
is onaof the hundred* who horo boon cured of severe Neu*
•••,• ~
Binfeo hiscuro,hebaa'rtebmmundedit'to numbers of
others whowere snUkriog nearly eTery tbrm of disease,
with thomort wonderful success. . .. ./
JIo toys It is the mortuxtraortlnory. medicine he has ercr
eton used, v ahd the best blood purifier known.
%*Sco adtertisemetttin another column. fnpTl7:d*wlm
< iinderBlffned, As
slgnees of EDWARD HEAZELTON, hereby notify all jicr*
sons indebted to saldQeaxeUon to call and make payment,*
and all persons having claims against him, will ptmopre*
l sent them settlement, * - *
- Tho : Store will be kept open •to cell out ■ tho Btook of
Goods on.bund about sixty days fcom thU’date, whero W-
H.KINOAID/one ottbe'AsiHguees, will be found. ,
~ , " ' RETTBEN MILLER, Jr., ) ; -
'■ i * J . ,GEORGE A..BKRRYj =u . >Afls3gnce3.':.
' ' ; • ' WrDLIABTH.iqjiOAII>J >. . ,
Pittsburgh, Oct. 18,1853. " " . [oct3l;4w»3
Tr*S» lndigestlQß;; and lilm - cemplolut
CURED:BY KIBR’S PETROldrotfr-ReaiTiho fol
lowing letter jjom. Rev. O. Piosuibos, a MissionaryJh
Oregon:. ■-•••• • , •■'
■ HjeuJ.M. Kim—Ztetr' Str r Myself and wife having been
wroatly henefitted by thouse pfyorir wish- to;
hAva borcf'twb or v three' dozen JbotilefC' 7 X
’am the Oongregailonal Minister in this place, and several
iof my people are jrffected witbdndiges Ron And an inaotiofr
of the? liver, the eameiof myselfand w4Xb,
your Pxtsolkw, oA Rock- Qu*- took eevenslbottlea—
three cach-r-aboQt a year end.n.b aif ago, and we
have? borer enjoyedebgoodhealth dbr- yearn-as,we bare
since that,time. I had;not token at
•that the stomach which so diitresws mB dye*;
peptic wasxellerOd, since that
rtiine/ iMy.wife; was also.reliered froma'chroulo disease of
theßref, .whieh hod been of setorai years standing* by. the
Use of yoarPetrolefltn. ■ .• .:v. v *
_SoId by'S.W. KIBE, Canal Basin. GEO, EL REYfiER, 140 i
Wood fitreetj.nnd Druggists and. medicine Doalers every
'wheriM ?
AttNOMt -fib WILLI ADIS, HEATISO
IKS? AndVESTHATESQ WABEnQtIBE,No. 26MAH-.
KET Street, Pittsburgh—Manufacturers' of 'WROUGHT
IRON TBHING.BBASSAND ISON EITJTNQ3ou4 :GHI£-
SON’S Eegiflterp; PipoS, an!
every aVtids required la their line.
Particular attention paid to tho erection, of Heating, Ven
tftatfns Hot
Water, and Cbilßon’s Parnaco.,„ . - nor&2ia
< Pr. Imnrtt»’> Jiu>o i;iirdi»)iOT fBO
_ CREATIVE' ElIXIB,; W
W&l&e&uati6teiioT« Cirtß&rremicfls*'
finl&n IryejynlsriUas of nature? A* an luvigoratiugßeel
odyltßunocinalled.
BinjSmotoylnaiseitlbn.'JjbMJJfgawulw Eggars .wjifc
■ Retaale'Weakness; Sola’only at Ko. 140 THIRD street
fjettMtatei. ---»■jctaugg- 1 -
A LODflErirgwgl'
y^^l>^^»^riegllgm^t^lto^roH■ll^ : Wooj^gt. , ~ fjylfrr;
ItwTOIETT j
JrJtSnd tlilr3 WEBNEHDA Yo?CTi?ry jcaoatb, GUlis yitOlU
PAHOPSEimritut«uwt. ; ’ ? :Bromer.;r-U.,.. L ,n,; r :-,
>“HVX | ■ *.. ‘Htj Secretory.
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O’* The late news from Europe allows the crescent of the |
Turks to heto been successful; but though their, meets* is j
great, tho prosperity and increased patronageof thnßAinrz&l
Bat Bios* doesnot iooreaso the price of the Bate soldtthere* j
On the contrary, All la selling fine Hats lover than aver.
For inatanco—good Hats fbr s£sG; fine for s3,oo;'txhhM
i &r 53,60; bert in thoToliy-fdtfs4,oo. Friends,
I yoatotry Wood street,
| Presbyter!angharch. ;Jr jf. v -
”1 \ T&uHdjtq&B el&' • vw'- r •. ft~
SITUATED. confcjj/'Dk#
twelve mtt&Easlof PUtsbargn? containing neatoSer*
only Acres; haring a good hog House and Double log Darn
thereon erected: between fifty arid sixty acres cleared ;~fl
thriving orchard of Apple and Peach Trees; the farm la well
watered, and has an abundance of Coal on It Apply to
CHABLES B.:JOHNBTON,
; ‘ . v ,On the Premise#..
i': ArgUS cofry throe tlmea and charge Poet.
■Braum*?-
‘T^r01TeB ; l8''l!BBBBY GIVEN; that Ibeßorgessaad
TownOoundlof the boTouzlrrcf jßlrialflghaio, by an
22fla,lBs%ag?e«ibly to .an Act
or Afsemmr of April Btb, 1853, hare detennlnodtO; widen
street ;ond ftpjaaand epeafleationef tbeaazse baa been
deposited In lbs odea OfU< Pattexs6b,fifcr®efcß*golator, and;
Is now open 2br public Inspection. .By order of Council."
THOMAS.BLACK-MORE, President.
— 7 /.yjy* [pOT26dwd‘
■; Attest; A- Bpbtt.'
QLUJ3-190 HM^r- i&nnn s co -
; nd.26 .-' ... ;. Corner Wood astlFirst gt^.
rpAMNIM—IOO ooneefljPi-*. • ‘
1 . !. • & A.PAfINESTOCR*S<»V» :;
i nov2o Cbrn»r^Wdofl4BdlPlrirtkt&
■TfJ3UMILIUN—7S Ibi' Chinese, for'sale by7_\ : : r
V " B. A. FAIINKOTOOS i CO,';
. : rm. 23 '*’■ ■: ' Coraer WoodanAFlrßt at*.
SANDUSKY, MANSFIELD AND NEWABK
BAILBOAD.
! ' WIHTBR ABUANQEMT3NT. ■ ’ ■ - }
ON and sfter WEDNESDAY, Norcmbcr 10,3863, Tbre» j
PassengorTrainarim daily (BandayB-excepled)jasftl« t
lows:—• i aoINO SOUm ' '' ''* '1
Morning MaH <• ■ ■ ■ ‘Earning I
JEzprea* ■ Patiengcr* ' Expros. I
Leave Sandusky at.... 4.30 A M • 1100 A H ■ &10PM4
MourpovUle Junction.. 615. 44 - 11X0 “ I
•Shelby Juncti0n......... 0.40 ** 0,U16 P M ' 7J5- “ f
MansfiMd Junction..... 7.20 ** 7. J. 40. 8.10 “ ,
Moaut-Tertfotirt..A.'..<.. T o.o!>' «• 4.10 965‘<*'
Roach Newark... JO 03 « G.l& “
ooi m north. ’ -v*.
IjmvoNewtek at>...:..-420AM’ ' 9.00 AU j 's>2b Ps
Mt;Vernom..,....'. 0:25-« -'«*• 10.10 “ ' WUO'“ .
[Mansfield Junction 7.20 «. 1210 BM'- iJ B:lo*‘, r 'l
r Shelby Junction .:,W5« 835 «
IMoutoovUlo Junction*. 9.1 5 « 110 « :'
llisAcb Sandaaky....;;~.lo.oo '■» 3.58 « ■ ' MIJSS **:
I Connecting atSandneky with Mad River andloSoUiio, j
I
5At Monroeville, wJth Trrfiis on *• Southern'lHtifllon” ]
Cleveland and Toledo B. It, lbr Cldvelshd. Toledo^Ac..
At Shelby Junction, with OloyftlandjGoimnbusand Go
| clnhfttiJioUroad. :u ••• .
At; Mansfield Jnfielion;wlth-Ohlo Twrf- Pennsylvania
I Railroad for Pittsburgh. - - 1 .- ■ > ••’•’•* ‘.- : '
I .At Me«rark; ; witb Centra) Ohio Railroad for Zonesrllloi
I ColutnfcuSyAay Ac, ’*-
I This arrangement of Trains completes the line of direst
I communication between the £ast and’*dr«at &art/t-WaL n
PassengerefroitL Philadelphia and Baltimore, destined for
tbs oh tbeir arrival at Pittsburgh;!
byOfiloand 1
to conjeclkinla tnade immediately for;:
Toledo, Chicago, and IntermediatoplaetaL affordlnga-routfr
unrivalledforBafety,ecrtainty;anddespfttch.r ’
ConnecUoaiselsomadewlthaUtbaT*aln»ua tbo Ohio
r and Pennsylvania'JUilrcad at Mansfield, by/whlch-passex*
i gura torn .Chicago, Toledo, Detroit, Babansky ,2inesvflle,
| Newark, and Columbus,'proceed to Pittsburgh* PhOadcL
l pbio and Baltimore, without delay.
By-this route, paasengera tnUng tho<early Train from
Zineavillo. Columbus, Newark, Ae.,can go to Toledo, Ban*
dOßkycr Cleveland,remain in either plaroßomarfimr hours, 1
l &nd return home earns day. '
[ • TilROtJQa TICSBTB to bohadot tho different Stations,
for tbo above named places. ,• ~ -1
' ; J. B.;fi&BIK3QN, Supertnt’t."'*
j Sandusky, yoyember, 18PX-. , • fnovll4:3m)
THE
finifi Fast Mali Train wilt leottf IhepassengCTßtatiniicn
JL liberty
at «U tho n*galar fitaliona on the rood, and arriving In
Philadelphia tbo next morning at 7 o'clock,oonnecttaßwltli
tho trains direct to - Ketf York, also connecting at Harris' j
burg with tbs trains for, and arriving Ih Baltimore at 7 o’-
: clock, -A.*L .. •>. ..
. The Express Train leaves the stayou erenlng ct
[ 0&5 Velock,slopping at all -the regQlar stations, end con
nectlngwith trains ibr Baltimore, at 8 o’clock, P. M.
, ‘Faro to Philadelphia. $9,60; Faro to Baltimore* #>■ ,:•• :
"Bapgogecheckedto alt stations oat be Pennsylvania
rpadto Philadelphiaandßaltimore.-. ' .
TbeAttommodation Trainwm leave every afternoon At.
stopping at all regular stations, and running
pmyktttfrftffljatroDe.'
Kotnrnlng trains, arrito in Pittsburgh •at &30, nndUroV
andlMS P. Jt
.Passetigertpnrehasiogtfckatsln cars, wQlbocbargedtxs
cssra'ln addition tb the station except from stations.
where tho Company have no ogeat. .. s-
caso of loss, tbo Company TrillhoMihem
. selves responsible for personal haggago only, and for on
Amount ncaexceedln j£slQ{h~::
*: N. B.—‘ThaExeebtotOmnlbaß Unehas been employed
to convey; passengers and baggage to and from the Dvpot.
at a charge not to exceed 12%cents fbr each passsngcr,and
12V4 cents Car each trunk.
For tickets apply to . •J..BIEBKJMEN, Agent, ‘
....; AtthoP.K.lk E l>opot,<m2dberty street. .
Pittsburgh, bTovember 24,1853, > - J
- Citypapere correct and Snterpriro copy. ■ ,
1853.
V,;v DlnOltttlOH» ' - :r 5
• ’Vroncc IS HEREnYaiVEN.tliitthoßnn of ManfUn,-
IXI Nicholson'* Co,, has tbladay boon dirtnltod by the
I wlthdrawahof Samuel Block. The baslncss or the late -o>
I partnership will hereafter heconductcdbj W. (MlanfulL
•A, S. Nicholson and M. M. JAuabllo, nailer the style of
KManfnJl.-Nlcliilson A Co. •, W,B. MANfTTLU;
A. 8. NICHOLSON,
i Witness—Jot. Mnxojr.
XTOTIOB IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the .copartnership,
£V enteredlrito bettreen ontlielOUi day
of October, 1853, nodOr thef dfsrJe,of JlanfbUi Nicholson &
Co., was this day dissolved by mutttal'comeiitt iL M. Laugh
lib having transferred bis Interest therein to W. 8. Manfull
and A. 8. Nicholson., That, business ywIU bo hereafter con
ducted by William 8. HaxrfuU end AiS.Nicbo!stfl>, ondef
the style of MahfolVi Nicholson.
.W.JB.HANFCLL,
M.M.LAUGIIMN, -
A. 8< NICHOLSON..;
JUB3?. RECEIVED, a fine assortment of England Geneva
Gold Lever Watches,Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains,
Gold Breastpins* Ear Bings of new and beauUfel patterns,
Cuff Hns,-nUwblchwil! be ibid at wholesale price* fry.
the and warrantedas represented at tho Gmo
of sale, i Call at 61MARKET street, the only opposition
Jeweler Westof the Monntain*..
; : F. B.—Watch liepairing done si well as at any other es
tablishment in the Unitea States, at low prices, and wax*,
.ranted to give satisfactions/-En6*24) >• ft. Q. HOOP. ■•
GHKAP FAKMS, AND EASY. IBUMti.—For sale, a
Farm, 350 Acreo,’good land andheavv tfmbcr; 30 sens
in cultiratiour 2J4mtles fromtheOblo river; pricoslo an
aero. Alßo, S2J6 Acres> 00 thcoUitatJon; V/± milos from
the Ohlo tirerv $lO an ecre. Acres unimproved
at $1,60 axi aerc, ?: WUI be seldinJoW to suit purchasers.
Also, 100 Acres; with'valnahiAlmpraVimests, at Millers**
pois on the Ohio river, tit $lO an'oero. Also, man? other
Farms,'variouslylocated.. -; 8, CUTHBERT & SON, ' <
nov24; ' * / • ' 340 Third street* <
SOAP— 30 boxes Pain, - .
•. 30 dq .Castile,
, • " 5 do Almond,
2 do Olive,.
.... , 2 do Candle, . .
• . ,60 do Toilet and-Fancy ;'for sale by.
nov24 3,- D. WILLIAMS, 122 Wood street*
Five Bnndrtd Worms Expelled* .
KB AD the following statement from respectable drug*
gists, of the; Bnrpri*ing>£fw?ta rf A. FAHNES*
TOCK'S UNEQUALLED VERMIFUGE * - -
OaDSSsauBQyN. Y.,January 13,1853, «
B. A. iliAn«tocb <C Cb—rGonGemcn:‘ Matthew
Clark, a man ofuadoubted veracity, of the town of Lisbon,
St. Lawropce county, N. Y.,taysibat he has a.Uttlegirl,
fonr years old, to whoa bo gave three doses of B. A;
fistock’a Yermifuge,in threo adcocislve hours.'. In;lh6af*
ternoon of the same day she imraod' eV oue tima SEVEN*
TEEN, and at •another NINETKKNWOBMB.’About two
o'clock the 'nlght,she passed the incrisdiblo hum*
berofFIVE HUNDREDANP TWBNTY-ONB, tnaklng in
all five handled and lcsathantwdvo hours’
Umo. ilo .call they WGre porfecUy: astonlfhed. at such*
mars of worms from a chfldof herige, and that be counted
them hccoratoly*.; - 1 -. * t
• . JENNERA RANDALL;Druggists/
Sold wh6losalaand>ntai] by. oil the principal druggists
and country mtrrchants throoghcmt’tha Uuilod States. \
Prepared and soIdby&AvF&UNESTOGK A CO., corner
of Wood and First strusts, rßlttshargh. ... not2l
MAGAZINES FOR DECEMBER*—Goduy's, Graham’s,
and Peterson's..
Ilealth Trip tothoTroplcs; by ,N. Parker Willis.- •
Tho,Old Doctor; or Stray Leaves from my Journal; being
sketches of tho most interesting reminiscences of a retired
Physician. • • • -o ,
. :Harry n*rson, or the Benevolent Bachelor; by the an*
thnr of « Tbo ’Attorney. 1 *
CharlesAuehoster; aMemotiaL . , >,
For sale by H. JUNER & CO.,
nov22 -\ No. 32 Bmlthfleld airccL ’
BW. FLOUR—
• 250 sacksß. W.Flour,-60fl»each;
25 do do •25 do. on hand, and
for sale by , , [nov22J KIRK PATRICK A HERRONS.
XTHELD PL ASTER—B 4 lavmla « Canal Mills, Brio >*, brand
X on hand, and for solo by . .».- ....
nov22 - KIRKPATRICK & lIERRONB.
:Jpi RKEN APPLES—3SO bbls **Kamboß.’Mor etvto by
\X nov22 J : .. KIRKPATRICK & HKRBONB.
T>ALM -SOAP—SO boxes Chillicotho Palm Soap, on hand
X v ahd for sale by • -
hov22 KIRKPATRICK k HERRONS.
••- \ ;• Wot : Sale*;. • '
I WILL BELL my nnexpired lease ffonrtoen years) of a
situate on O'Hara street and Spring alley. In tbo
HfthWardrr4o ft fronllngon O’Hara sxreei, and-running
back lW : .ft.-on Spring which is erected
storied Brick House, 40 ft. square, with a frame, twostorics,
on Spring alley, .well calcnlated to cany on any
-brsniA'ofmanufacturinghaflnefiS;-Being engaged inman
! ofretming In* the country, I offer tho ahova for sale. In*
qobe at No. 425 Idberty Bfraet.
QdB;tf ' EDWARD FABER.
'DfrOOD AND; WJLIAW WAREv—BAILEY A REN* :
f T SHAW have now.open the most-extensive assort*
nientof French, Gorman and domestic'Baskets, and
ket Wafe, to;ba found in the dty; aUo; Wooden Ware of
evcrT Tftrietyr Which they wffl-dlsposo of on' the most fr*
yjrahlo terms, wholesale or retail*: •. r novlO
ROTON * MILLS HOMINY AND '§ YRU frosik
V/ and for sale by • J BAILEY & MNSHAW, - '
novlO 252Ub«ty street
Tt/TINCE HEAT—Ia glass jars, for.fknjOy sala
JjJL by BAILEY &BENBHAW,
novlQ Ss3,Lfb^tystywt;.
maoapsoN’s celebrated WABnmGjOQM pound.
. X A fresh supply received, and for . sale, wholesale or re
tail, by BAILEY A RENSHAW,
novlO 253Liberty-struct -
* UM.- B HOE&r* Wholesale sud-RetalL "AH those In want 1
AX of Gnm Shoes are invited to call. - Thom that buy td
sell again, may find it -to theiradventage tcrcan before ntnv
chadng, L. R. HAYWARD, •
oct2d» .... • ■ Cfarner Harket^nd.Liberty street*. - .:
Jbs in store and for-sale by
novU . . • . FLEMING BROS."
/tARIRyS HALL, FburiA itrett ncar-irowL.UjppOaite La-
can be obtained for Parties, Batfraht,
Con wu,' Meetings *«. rAlso,<JsrEo’s VJtfnea'Ani
SexHogn Band; can fo fbnnd ln teadlntas it all times, bj
applyfeg to WM. FRANK-GARGO, at tho cSstal PidaS'
Cargo Aft^Fonitbsfawt,, ;
T> MDTHA BflO,,
• jL** Bar Iron, aud fmail ing, cf'tll dcscripticcs, usd
.•rJmZtma ortejs,.J§r .ftcw.tajHiijvUaiat ttardtr M*
tv9». } » _' , , _ j -r.'j,aeiB.
\ r ;,
:
• • *7fV - • v ! - • •
• v - ■ • '.-fesfe ■»-. •
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L' -■■ '
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StJMMEB AEBAUQEHEHTS;
Pittsburgh, October 10,1S3&
November Q f 385&(241ff
‘ESS PORK—IS bbls on hand; and for sale by
, Pov22 KIBKPATRICK & HBRRQNSt
- w't*-.
'* ”Vv + * f *
-v
"• ' •• .—t *• V 1 ■
. TYFBPEPBM* t
l U - BuECMATISM, I
-SCROFBtiA, ’ ‘ I
\ LIVES COMPLAINT; Ac.}
1 TRffM THE METBOPOU3.—Pass Itenjuridt let-tboaf.J
FEigtfl bear tho glad tidings!. This b tifl
bthoasands: ' ? 1 '"m
s * f■. WAsnrsfGToir,' May 17,1&53.
* Mortimer 4 $ HftTizis; / bo«n
afflicted with Liver Cbmptaifilpf Un yearz \
Is, for the benefit of the afflicted, t&ia great ptoarorein am.
l&o'ttucing that after u&ng-nfew Ibotftoof your Jtiqaptai
Ttacsnm,l found It & perfect cure. I
'bate used different medlcincsftcm time' - to time, but bate
neTer been able to account for any apparent goodi and it is
a. blessing to stricken humanity to find that that medicine is.
found ioTiiehjnaehd the wmaroxuxowtr qfpniw#{ngh&
vuumfaX'Mfe tpaqy! fauna JitrhAa wroughtls tt'eaffideat
guarantee of the beneficial results which may bQ,experien-:
' -ytfnrt,respioctlbllf, ■ --.r——— * -
• - JrCtmiQrffir.
, • - trVBB COMPLAINT,'DEBIXTI7.
[Extract from Jama llarrii, EoJ.’t Letter, Alexandria, Va. 1,1
;v Ator«m«Mpg WrTOianfoinnwooTilinffllCltt.»»y»l
Sire. n. bu qaea'inSstisciritb tha Ibarcomplaint «n 4
with InibnitfettoUptiy; catoi)l«lbh«A'fiSa'-woakneffl I
ttsTOUKu ber wholftgystan. Sho now enjoys better fccallb j
<linnrorthlrty3re»rB,WDg entirely mtaralbTtliauw Of I
UaraptotfsVegctsbl oTlnctoiej l . .... I
i■! vDIBBAStoSIBB, SBEAST, BTOB. *” I
a & t Z/ r T' J - Loudon Ot, Tit] J
! “MjiMft great west-
I ness; fats in thehreaaV and back; tbe 1
r heart) feCblenessor the nerrona systems tea of anttititel I
I qonplexlon'<aoow r ; i tha fcjght of olmost sons, th* I
f titbojr Tcry wcafc.. I ojcßjpleased to say* Hampton'* Tincture!
I has restored herto' perfect health. Her eyesaret&good I
I hoitaseTer they were.”
- ’RmrSlA’rtSSf, 38 TEARS.
I Mrs. RliminuiUsiit
! from bit I2ta th Iu» 50th. year of age; at timesenUrely:
JhelpteM. 1 BdngfWealthy, fehe employe, the b»etmedlcal at-
Iteptfayand tile&toahymedMflOg, feuttrej cured-onlyby
I ' CHROMO SiFhA3BMATOBY RHEUMATISM.
. The vift of Thomas AL Yeakle; :?& Pearl street, was
trroat stifferer-t&r eiaht yem.Restored to perfect health t
i by Tincture. * l
RHEUMATISM. '' ‘,,1
| Iblr. Jsrreit Hamuier,lsBEaafc Baltimore street, suflCredl
this disease Intensely «ii yfcar*‘ boold-not iteep ;.dreadfal |
ulcers formed from which splinter* of boq& J* I
sued,HispbyritdanpTCnOTncedTiim incurable ; but Hemp-i
I ton’s VcgoiahleTinctimi cured him. v |
% nKtebiTAirir -scitoFtnu.. ' l \
L A hoyfn the family Of tbefllon. W, P, Xbom&non, once]
[ member of CongrestfromTJentacky* was. a mass of sofas
I from head tofeot,; HU eyelTdattlrDed lnBlda,out, pro tin- ]
rdlng over the eyeballs ad a* tojbrodoco blindness. .He vaa j
| cured by Jfawptortji YgjdabliTincturt,
I r DTBPEPSIA, NERVOIJB DISEASE, Ad.
1 'Mr. Wo. Oldbamfof the Baltimore CnstamrUoose, suffer
f ed these complaints fbreighteco maothv with body and
f mind Rcriously affocted.- He was cured by‘flamjj ton’s Tiff- 1
IctublA Aft'xtto*s,htor-other things failed.*-' v*/ .. ■ :.i
i ■ . \ cosauMpnoE, so
I Mr, HearyiL Wiim bM ; a'«}ugh for five years, great
I weakness, te; had, Ip &U, firmer six physicians; tried all
1 their remedies, bntiras cured only by
L ; lIAMPTON’S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.' " •-
[ . ale. wbolesaloand retail, atf the Drag Storeof
r Dr. GEO. H.K£YfiElWl4s,eorncr of Wood street and Vlr*
{gin alley. Also, by J. P.PLEMXWG, Allegheny. ■ [ho23sflsw
*VnsW BOOKS— ©
1.1 ManaalforEadles; ’-By BHsa teslle; third fdltlQp* -
apd ItaSgsoorceC Sy J.W. Bond* > .
'ABtfayYaakoelaTexae;. new‘edition; price 60 cents*' ,
- Emma Walton;, orTrials-and Tiiampa. By M*K, A.;
Dapny. . • .•■:■*■; 1
‘ Ko. 4, Cdssell'a Ratanl History. • For sale by
; ; / W. ft CO.,
ttftV24>. . , 70 FpOgtb StTCcfc*.
TKUBS, BUOUIiDKa &BACB,SUPPORTER ANDREAS'
TIO STOCEIKQ DSPOT iaat Dr/ KBYBER’S/ N 0.140
comer of Wood street AndTlrgiix alley.;i.'All kinds-ofise
cbonkal appliances arc kept and fitted at this establish
ment Batifrftettoiryarrttnted Is all cases. . bot 24
CHAMPAUNKBABKETS— Btopty Oumptgce Buketa,:
for sale at ... 'KBXHBE’B -Drog Store,
. P 0724 - HQ/Wood street
raillK UAIU DYBis
x Drag Stoxo of; :
dot 24
IhjLTCmSQ'S4WSPEPTIO rale’.atr\
jm ■'• • K£?SBR’B Drag Storey' '• -■
“'** 140 iVood;pfae»?E>v
QUPiDiilfciJ—
O '3O bblaS.F. Flour,
. ► *. • SO Racks Holled Buck'whe&t*
« bblfi ZIoU and Psefcod Bolter,
‘ / ;20.fcoihDrtal Apple*,
v ■.. fiO.\ <Jo>:WblLs Beans,
Oa consignmentandto* saleby «...
5= BOVS* J. D. WILLIAMS, 122 Wood stmt
•\/TAPLIS 3UGAS— 4 t>ble for sole ly ...
iYi. j: ». watjrAMs; *
-182 'Wood street. ..
New raises—6o box«, Utaaii iiLu. . .■ - ■:•
-.. .10 matte Be«lle*a:2bT fate to ■
WILLIAMS, 122 Wood stwcfc 0
Q ALT—haaeks tiroond Alum* j y.- • . i
;kJ 3do:PliieilTorpool r i
■ lOOdolhdxy, ‘ I
•; 10Q dr - ilneTahle: fiDroloby -■ ■■]
moyg* j. p. wmjAmiia wotid v j
D&HCIKG ACADEHY.atWASHIFOTOHHAU.
V . tiftiUeo & Cbildre^sVCiiuieit j
I'STOtILIt 'respectfully. Inlbro-tfie. jrabUe*l iTouog. j
ladlcscspedally, ttiAtllntewi'coimnetti&iff my. Class
Tor Ladles Inthelatter part of (He presentdieekf sndsrouTd.
;tnost earnestly rt*iuest all who may wish ko attend, to giro.
. la tbefr naxhesf and jolnwith ih». comnuncement of the]
Class; Classfbr ChHareovaicommßiicoaon Sat-'l
onlay Jut, 19th lust, and wOJ continue eTery.Satqnioy af*j
tcrnoon,ai a o'clock. Parentawbo may wish their I
children taught ’a beectQifig,easy, gr&cefuL.inaimsT and I
.walk, add alight,natural carriage la dancing, would please |
send their chlldrerusoasto boTe them commence ai ones
for, further enquire it the Hair.onWo'det
3&T22 , , , ■ ; CimiSTOPHKB A. McMAHPS, .
" TTSwcEASSrloar.
BY Tirtue. of . a .precept under the bands of TTnu R j
UeCtara. President tf;theCaurVafCommon Fleas, in J
nfld for the Gib Judicial LlsmrtofPennsylYanla, and Ju*> {.
tte of .tbo Court of OjfitahdTrttalnerand GcneralJaill
Gabrld Adaaife E«is-i’Afiodato JodgOsof tie same County*l
In andfarthoCountyicf/Allegbetty, dated thelDthdayofl
Upteulßer, inr the year of bur Lordone thousaad’elgbtbun- [
dred and fifty4brec,'aiad to-bid dlrteted. ibr holding e I
Court of jOydr and. Terminer anduQeneral Jail DeHrerv, at f
tile Court House in thadty of Pifctßburgb,cn the tibhlan*}
day bf Becembcr, at 10 ouiotti'Aj HV • 1
Poblic notlco is hereby given tn all Justlcee of the Pe*re. |
Coroners andConstable® of the County ofAllegheny,’that j
they be then and.there, ta their proper persona, with'their ]
Tpilfc dYKmtfiattftW ■ M^rgrreftfm-1
trances, todotbose thlngrwhlchto their resprtiiYß officers, |
la their behalf; appears to bo deme—and also those that i*UI J
prosecute the prtsofler* that howarotOr may be to the Jail 1
of .•said County of Allegheny, to be then and there, to pit«k-|
ecute against them as shall bo Just, „ -
• .ClrenSunder my hand* in -FUtsbuqth r this lfifch day of j
: tforemt>er»ia theyear ofodrlrtcdone thousand eight huttfl
dnjd and fifty-three, and of tho CommmiweCth tha;77tbi. j
. nortg- <£ i , : WM, MAOILL. gborfg: ? M
M. .Jfc XAUQHLW,
SASIU CLACK.. -
• v Executor’* Sal©* '
rpnß.undersJgnod.Erecutor of -tfc© last win of-ft ft.
t Holmes, M.D.,de«ai*d,.will expose to sate, by Public
Vendue, on ' I SVI3DNESDAY. lJoViaab» SOth T lB&3, : at 'QiB
late the deceased; No. IC7 Thirdstreet; between
Grant and Cherry alley, ell the Household Furniture, Li
brary andBurglcsd InstrameuUofths late Doctor Holmes.
Terasmadeknown at Bale. / ; , ' , -<■ f„
DOTZI-dta THOMAS MeKOWN.
v *Bk* 1 ■' iDK SALK—One test pacing HORSE, and
- ~ gray, bofrlalh to rcbaold.-galladAnfrd
• to; *#ddle or any kind of harness; wflj beoffer-
■ edet private £aiaunTridaytha2slh,.at Jakes
.jTJlAStia’s LWciy Stable; Ee*ooth strat; Pittsburgh.
:* not23:3td» PEEBft-QPINBTTE, owner.
■ -- *>* _ f „
rpHB undersigned, Bxecutw of the estateo/tha late Dr.
X S. ft. Holmes, hereby gives notice to all persons Jndebt
: ed.tp said estate toznake immediate payment, and aU ha*
In? claims to present them, properly authenticated at iho
office of AUennanßeinhart; fit Clair'street
norißHlb ■ ~ ‘ TOPS. McKOWN, Executor.
rrHANtesarviHa'^^^g I S£ «t bled, xsau
/■X' HAnOB-TK, eorneg of pfr«ntmfl adley,
"wishes to inform all theretfcrtoßs fim&nf good Flam Pad*
ding or Mince Resnhathfl is seUlng good tanking Bai
kal CX?t>,80,10010 ft; new cropHupeh
or $1,75 tj\ half box; Comnta 12}£to
lb, Kobdduster pure good.Bpw«s
Sow 014mlxed-do. ox.- Good Wlno and JQrandjfcr
•cookingpurposes, 25c quarts ; ; > •• ■
A THREE STORY BfilCK DWELLING the
-tX. corner of Washington street and Clay alley—saltat! e>
for a Oroeoryon the flrat floor; olM* good order. /. ■■/
Enquire or JOHN HAJOIt '
:. . On Wylie street...•■•.
-'."VTJiW MUfcSlC.—luda <l\
J.Y Italian Opera. ■“'
: Lucrotta Borgia.. , ; _
Belirtrio. from Boolsetti 1 # Opera.'
:Annaßclena,de£olliiiL; "
LlndadlOmnoualr, daDanlxotti,
Hemani—
La Somnainonla? Norm*. •'*' -
i lUval Schottiscb, with colored frontispiece
Bambonla—FantasiabyiGotischalk. ".■ : . • 5 ...
Wo*.'Vtnc’fc Wallace.
I/mlsNapoleonQulckstep. r » ,
ZJg-Zag polka; Express Gallop.
; Eanoy Pem Walts; Topsy Polka. :. '■, ..
Greco Greenwood Polka; Kiss ScfcotUsdu .
Where aro now Urn Hopes I Cherished—from Norma.
-Virgin Goddess; Chained at last I find thee near me—
lremNonna. . ■■■■.-
• l*t nobody toow; Kitty Crow.
Willie*, on tho desk blue sea.
. Switzer's Ptrewell, Ac, 4c.
- ■ ALSO—Alltho latest compositions ofGottschslk, Jssll,
Wallace, Sclltillhofl, Strakasch, anti other (Treat composers,
for sale toy • COARLOTTB BLUllk
* notlD SO. 118 Wood street
AW ail YOU EXCUANOK toe Beal Estate hr or near
tko city—A raluable ImproredFara of 75 toes; to
In cultlYetlßn;Wltb»Franiolt»elllogllouaß,B«rn,Btablc,
An; B. J well'of oicaient uater;; large garden and mxtf
fences.: Situate In Franklin tranship, near Harrisrillo, so
miles south of Butler. ' 8. CUXHBBRT 4 SON.
l4O Tbtal etarot.
Stove, shoemakers’ lasts andtoolsat auc-
WON —On Monday, Docember 12th, it 2 o'clock In the
aitarnapn, trill bo soldi at McKenna's Auction Bouse, on
account of whoa it may concern, unless claimed by the
owner bclore that time, one Em? Btore and; Pipe, and ouo
barrel containing Shoemakers’Easts, Thole, 4c.
„ EDWARD KeABNS, -
nwJS JAMES MeKENNA, Auct’r.'
TJAMILY SOAP— T
X’ 25 boxes palm; - - • >-
20 “ Oleano and Gorman; * ••
25 « HlirsNoll; - - -
‘lO “ assorted toilet;
1 6 “ Outlie;
.24 <• < Thompton’A.trßiHngcompounil. '
Received and for ealo low by -
POT 23 BAILEY 4 BENBHAW.
J IMIAKHBUIVINO DAY.—Fltrar of Pniapkin, * annerlor
X article ftr Bice, prepared by tbo United Society of
Shaken, fcr sale by BAILEY 4 BENSHAW ' '
nceffl Family Orooeta and Tea Pralere. •
C! 1 ®? Jnat receiTed, » prime article,
X 1 Ibraaleby ," Cnoe2Sl BAILRYA RMwaHAW *
i CHICKBIUtUb PIANOS.
Mjtmt Bicrtvo Bom the mann&etorYef
JONAS ,
E 8:
« S "< “ \ s a “ toMo®
Yor sole by JOHN tt IfflMOß, 809 **
-Agent ter Chtckortn^K^^-.
Tj'Oß SAUt-A BUICK HOUBE, AND LOT, situated to
X-lhe Svwnd YTanl, AHSRheny City. frontlntf on Carroll -
aawb-hayingaU:roonu,*Uh basemen tkllAenTandiAlt
back of aaUXctl* brectedfa Prime
EuDjing, J6_fect by 29, Porting on JeClirsun Street; thy
s3da property »lin» aoldlra,
4UUIO& gOOtt BtttSa' - Apply to -':r •**"'
' T ' THOMAS SIQFTrrr, Eeat Estate Agent,” --
, norlO , „»r.,i. ,•. -Rat Buildings,MU?street.. \
, 09T1? <
> *• *
r 'lgr sal* at Ihe
G, HL KEYSER, *
corner .Wood YlrgJnalley. _
JAMES M’KEMNA.Amfr.
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AMUSEMENTS.
FOHTEB’B fBWTBB
NfOSKPH 0. VOSTSB H «.i„M..^;. k H....ttsszx ipi> MltrAaia
1-1. ' PSIOId OF 191088109!
lißoxM.wicl Furanetie.«t...fiOe, ( Second .20
v Boxes, 1arge.,.......#} | Boxe* for cotoso rsu
i 4 52i-_. 40. amaU«..;...;551 eon*..
«eau will b° charged eta. extra
open it befbro 7 o’clock; performance
commence at 7K6 > clo& "■■
NEVER AOTBP HERE!
, First wpreaeotaU'TO of the great original Smoifeot
w- T Oai»S' OAHIHI ■'••"-• -•■■•*■■
r l *X** Ywk » where It has already boon per
fcttßßSßSSrS™*®’"
EUBBACiNO IHH WHOLE CTOtfg £ t f
Unapproachable Wait Jfy a Double-Oimrhm/t ’
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-jSt.Clalr,the Boutbern gectiggaß.^:...;Fantiin;
i tha ..—.. .Vorreet? ' -
:iDeac0nPer5y..^.^...........,.............*.„8ay1ey.-.rr * ?.:
;Bhelby r thf fnjgolypfitplanter,•
• vGootge 5he1by...,,*......., JonJoa,•■:’ <•■<’■■
f Haloy r thefilare trader...^..»<;»A.... M ....N. Johnson.
• i Sfaeß6>s> ■S-aiHunlltojK: ; ■
' Sambo, elave of Legreo~„. Ormond Fosters ■
Q“nO<>.»l»TBof lcgreo-a.,.«-v—i—i3lae*ilcy- ■ J -
.• : Adolph, the master man............. Pwmmfi. •■,>■:•> w
. ’.Topsy»the Brelrfotd.- •> a
, Aunt Ophelia;* CL Foster* a-.
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. ,to^y ? theilbtracted..„„..^.„..„^,..., w 3x ra . Dyke. < - b»-H.
5 'SW e anaffian; u-. *.•
v ’^““bfOaaUa—Mlaßfk*..
.g*WlMf Sfrft *m>~. —Mia. IHw
.__iEvo* the cowerof tho 80uthi............,j. IL Foster. * - i
The flay hbe&uttfally interspersed with'.
; -y BXKOiKQ'ASDpA3CntQ. *
i • J&o&Xßil 1t0D65dtH0me;..i. f .„.... 1 .. M . ; .::.„:'. t .BMeToitf ~ • yv
■ i &cg, My Old Kentachy H0xire;.'.:...„^..,.,.« 1^)W iy.
vs Boog, Mama in the Cold OrdD»dC«.i.:...;..i.^Urea,
*odr UcdeXom'a Religions .. *.,..,Cael6*ton/ V A
'J 3ong, LRJy.Pole * LEmmaline. .
1 (Quartette, Wakorlslesof the South;
: ] f ,• TAgtnilXOJ■WB D»l«t. f
: ;3tt»..FUght otEUiaemlOhild.’
:.2d*...Escape of . Elisa on .the-Tee;
, ' -3d...TheTrspper»Entrapped. -
1 < 4tfc*.Tbo Freeman’aDeferrce. -
I :.6thn>eaibof XUUe Eva.
\) CthiTho laatofgfc. Clair.
? -7tbi.Top*y butting lbe Yankeo.
.■■■! '€lb-Cassy.holpii»UMleTom.
vi9th* J)eatli ofCnda Tonr.-/.s
tCtluAllegoiy-rhittltfETa In Heaves.-•’"“■•V-*''’-'
tho great leagUurfihß ’
Dfama* thcrowill be soother perfoinonce. v • ••■■* v •■>; ••■
•- jfod.Cenllcneu WU please-remaln Seated 0
the Curtain descend*, that eTery effect may be dtea -
to the last Oran A Tfthlesnx* <■■ <■?, \ ..-. • ;./j .
. GRAND CONCERT.
M \ .. OIIXMBIIIIII
1 4>E3PEOTPHtXT «Lnnoanc«s totbp eUlzens'Of’ Pitt*- !
j ,'JCIt boigh, ibalbe wia gire, In thin City-. a GRAND. CON*'
|CBBT > t«tweentlre'2sth<ii l tia‘i J 3QUiofi^Qy^tt i iaronwhlch
3MSOBBU A2UEUITA ,
I; JpATTI, tub mcelcalphenomenon. ■ , • • /•.
1 DRIO ? i^ TR M OSCI! * the-great Hapifit, Musical —
I Director and Condurtirr.' ?
L; ‘ Programme and particulars* see faturb ailveiS ! ■- •
\ awT at th*. Ticket Office, at Mr: 11. KLEBERV
| MQ£io BtoTQ. / : - •. nov22:tf
. Fail Stylt MHits. - ' -
• r& BA3HIEL WBBT.jfo. 23t‘LmmTTgraerr
LJKhead of. Wood,) boaloat received thfrFAlfcilKalt - • >.
“SmBTYItB OP HATS,and would respectfully a S
inrlto tooatbmtioirof.M»friendsafla cuetoiiiera tolt' Ifo ." ■
Aai also fn hand a laryenna.Tortai assortment ofHATS i
and CAPS, which he wIIIseHCHiUP. far cash-
’V'; ■ 'T-- ' BMi ima capiis
a- JOHEPU OOX &QO-, comerwood street 'i,
aa4, Diamond alley, wouH.reppectfally in.—
fora their friends and tho public that ■
<>t«Awian> ;
i OATS, of, the latest they, pro prepasett-ln self 11 -
.on'-aa.reßsonable'.terhis.'da’ahy'btheihtiofmoiix the ritt. *
Give ns a call, and examine our rtoch. . acplb' ••
IS TIIECOCBT OF COMMON PIiBABOIf'ALLEGHENY
county.-, ■.,. . . v. fr“ * x
•£S£f* M *■’ M«rfr«»f:lana.by her>No:'Bl&aarchT:.■* -
i neat fHeud, lvillbm rijss, _■ 1
Graham, ; : TJbr.l in Divorce, ■
f 2®SlttswB: ' „ VB - a TBieulo Ustd. '
! ’■SsSsHfC^' l . Homy lane. • maul : „
| And now, to wlh Octobor 22d, 1853, on
, mottorref JqbtiT. Cochran,"Esquire, Thom-' "
Ino Stocl. oppolnte VCominlisloner to take depojUlona -
Hit thb castat hb am® on.ronrth(troo»,:ln Urn Ottyof S''
! VHtshargh, on tliolblrd Monday of December, 1883, at two ;
i;a'cloek..P,.M. By .the Com*.. r ■ nor 23, ' v
IS IHKCUUIiXOtf ,IXI JIMUSOELKASstP AIiIKUHEN?■
;yL COUNTY: ’ ;If - V -"w/. •■
Mirla: toobyen hy/herl . • ' ; a
•KjjKyEA noxt friend,'William No. 29.J0n11-.T_
«raEWaB& Keeper. -. . ■ . 1853.
I *tiß>CTifa!»g*. , ■, _ Übel for DlTDras, •-
r vSSja&gjfff ’ ' Jacob Bocbjer. t J. :,■■*■•.; vf:
Arrf-n05,-to wl^'pctqbfrr/lStbv-ISS^VW 1-^
/ i 4 * motiflaVxjf T.' Cochran,' --
i StceVEsqairo.ftppoEQted ConnDtoiotier.to takotesUmon/T h
| la this.ts«r; at his Jtoth. streoty Ja- tho City of
Pittßbnrßh, ontbdthlra£MnidAy4kf December, A. 0.1853 a
[ atgo , ciockaP.M: Jy theOanyt. 'r /' .*•■ -i 1
I- DemhcrAitcr Priatinff Office for Sale*
TlliiPltlNllNiJßSrAßLtSfmENT^goalTrilfr-fto^af — M
pnntwt)&'- *•
[ dfQicpolf county, dVjtha tenal- 'J S
/naa bftbb CairroH
|itrlonsprasticalprintCT,thtociltai'tto6cnidgfbracoinlbTt
l ltrclUxood." Eorterms,■*fhkir'BrUtba , easy,appty'to Z
. noysilAy‘ - SV S.:OADLR. c CarmHtort.O. t
TYJ* CX*. —
no. 38 fifth stbebt? rasantraan, ~., ~
-Agent for the Sate of;lj&6fmiah £ CoSe
-■ .... \~ - oppatLADEunrA, V ..’ -
-XJASQN HAND Allowingi-rpraßaUned" fj
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OoUoy#, Compo£lng fltlckaV Common kad Job Cases; i - ■
'fihooUng BUek»;XOT,Ertißlieaj 7 Qttbins; Ponxt- ‘~~~
: taro- and. Ittglet, of .a&^dasdrip^onai fc JSnu Hole* at al?\ r
i descriptions?* JbnlnMn lib cans'; 100' kegs’ front's NflWA<'. "
i Ink;) 100 founts Fane? Card Letter? andLpads, cat to any k '•-
I ;«bgtlt ; '-h- >’ *£••?>> ■'i.
Orders for Prose* and TjpoKaLneidra prompt-ai**'-.--
I an dig robbed at the Eonndry prices.
in oxebango Qtf
t i rt ; rt'l'
. fflHEtradmtgooa-an'xiow takJfljfthßnotM OfttoabOre’
JL nutaEßuilai at PAR, laexchange J&t.OABpEWNOr^-
OIL CLOTU, MATS, MATONOr DBUqQEHHO, Ac- Ac.
foe a rtiorfc thaoonly.,', , C. B. HKADI/Y AGO,,. y
octSSilaultw ’ .- . . • -r, 32. Third streets ' i v
:Pftti»TiUBh>Vmt;(D«i9s«s3r, .
TKE-WrectoCT; ©ftfae JHfctabpirgn Trust: Campany ?T
thitf day deel&jretf alHyldettlorfooz por l Ccnt.cir thu «v -
jCspltaV uftfcerprofits of-tbalast six xatmtbsr'"' "
BOT2St*~ \ - JOHN-P.rSCPttY,filler. * ,■ Z
•ij man’a Visit to BaroWfe' 1 ' _* * i f
'CRyArr&ifcecture.crdesignsftsrdvelHttghouses, stores,:'
• J * - ' 1 r ;•
Godey'eUmzlnelbr December, ;v
-itfnkamVuo .s, * :>>c .-■•■;•
j;; TVBALE’S.B ERIE?,
v Treatise on tfco Art ofJPAlatibK on Qksa. ■
Do -on Steam andZocoßOlkau:
■ Do . oq Steam Baflersr:;' v - /:,
Do ; -ontSvllEoglijeerfDg.'i ''"; V £■ : v
Do‘ on'AfcHeaUuratdo. ’ > '
-.: Diof ; on Blastlngem! Qaan-ylngcf Siena*. -
..-Do onManaracturp of-BrictoaodTlleg. •: • -
•. "Dp. oaMawnryapaBfeßotJotahg;’"
. •«a‘W«H*d!gg!ng t ßorittg;'te; - y ' *
.Do opUmesiCwnentmMortar*,&r,—
'■■■7: Do on Voundatlona tod Concrete Wbiia;
« >Dnt on Architecture.., , \
•• •■Do ,on Tabulae aiu!biberlronßrMffesu /
: 7 /.Do oa WAnplng and Ventilation.
- Do- on Mechanics.' • •
.•-’Do... imPenpecUve* - . •-•-
Do , .on Draiuage aad-Swrarago cfTmraii Dhnaiwf*.-
■f. vDp : - on OatffttrQOtSoa and Ecrpalriturof Boofik :•. •
„" And sundry others. Tor sale by '
POV23 1 f B. T a MonOAK.lb* Vrood st
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JWKH KiSOJaViUJ a't>-DAV -AX i>AVXiJOa , a'BOUK - •
*> BTOUE, C 5 MARKET «trte<,txfiar W»th
Tljß,AßalyAlaoMi*-BJbIo. ThfMsuptly. * 1. ....
TarteyfePresmtft*all ••
Golden UntojOfTJJMaadPoemffforYouUL'lllastrM
* T3p*Top,or&NobloAlm. Illustrated.
Genius and Faith. w ■ .s* v**
gpleadfd edition et&Qiriaf Pottos. > > - ‘
Judah's Lion-. * , * » T
lAlcxandet'sJßonilSQten'w...dttVsTTorts.’■ '"• ?
•iOanffilaUonj 'bj'Dr» J. W. Aloxandar. -' '- •■’•'■ • c
Paster** Legacy ttTifason.'i , *» r
-Cajooa’sptuloral Theology.
,V. PrimiyTo “ •
OflfasT, ... n . „.j
iWfaoTeqlgftndyotainiy fpoyfla - Jl. B.I>AVXBOSEI‘ ; r
: OYSTERS, -r; :
FRO M: B A t T 1 MO RE.:
01J8XBECKIvia>AT.
: A. FIEIjy3 DEPOT,
On corner or Wonil anil Vinii StfieitV ;
. - troammciaertura- fwpio -' ’
Dr Hunt, ,_ ; •
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Woodttreotv neatly, oppifejfo tfco
' , Bap*, - , «■» notlTilr
- J. eCOTT. OKNTISTV Ko. 43 rtroittijitKiec.
'<UJXI^ u Oߣa nDurar-*raßt-.«na: iK.tM. UU fin P. -
~ ) .t'Bt'.'t.;.;' . V- tWIkSS*
■ - BDUtDISU liOT VOB BUE. ." ' > 2
A tack lOOfcrf to WH« alley,' .On.theTto n«rt«MS»:
Lot iUIUte Wall, trnllt fitfwo maiaoMMrihliSSt:s
■1» lnndtairablo locailonfor a M«u«nce; kaairtli'ta ioKtii/-
?Itnrj«u>a on feTcrraMojUrms. TiUogoo<l, aiKS el«Lr ftojn -
■lacmobranco. Knqnlfeof ■..F-mTTAfmrg;. ...
naivs i- 'i ■ -At
A Jißll OF -aoo AOMS IfOB BAlB—Bitttatid.lnAri- ' ~':
./\.;stnfflgeonnty,-oatt» StahonJag, ifoa{2o'ihlln&<aß'i
KttUnnlßg ftJlfl aamo ftomlndUna, aild tslUiln 12 m!3e« of -
.Ifie AUsglftfty BaUejr B- B^iriUr4gwd'Hoii«»£ira r *a; 1 . : u
300 Acres iuproTed; a fins Orcliartlv Ac-t convenient to -
ohniehe»,«diool»ina . -.X
1 Mga, .. ~&(*• * atnfrMfrtaM.it.;
ANBBBBIJSS.'CKiSBEREIKS-rIOO bW« C^tnberrtes,;
V lopniwoodltoiHelw
porin' - JOBHPA iy<>oa;ri- ..*: ;.
TYAISINB--47& boxeaiw.
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60 u lerottag’a Soger;
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, HoiriaT , JOSHUA HHQPEa ft C 0,29 Wooil it. r.t:i
TJOK FABMB, BPtLPIWU.. LOTS,, AKD DWHUiSoi x s ,U
HOBBES, on reasonable terms, call at the BMlEgtat*..- . '
Office of ■ - . - B.CTTHMSIT *,SOS„' :, : •
- - •' 'M» Thirl atreot.™
A¥£BT HGttlGl—Atera SUI; flow. Song; composed and'
JLfitwltafat to Sin. ¥loreoM stt»toor, ol till nty,bj 0..
\ i.OpeMSciOttfel^etabbUlsSodtriai i Ulhojyepiitsi tipsW ,-J >i c
i comet vtas-or the in tartar cT M Qa£U/'Qard«a ,, duriag tsp,w
fpertblrmshcO-Of teOßenr ceiapOfiOl'iJll.Klebert ; i
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UftVtfiWosmtSln yoartluTt " : U . .. i:~,
- 'Al«y* gnieml s29artonuit of s£o tlowesl 'eii3”iro3t . -
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