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THE CITY POST.
- TUESDAY MORNING:::::::!::NQVEMBER 20.
Polio* News.—Aid. Major yesterday committed. John.
• • Kemp io prison, for an assault and battery committed, on-
MnryAlktns. , . • •. .
•. The same magistrate held Emanuel Arthurs to ball,* In
s2oo, for assaulting Eliza Brown. . • •. .• ? . .
A chargeof surety of thopeaco was preferred before-Ald;
Mfyor, by Daniel Johnston, against John Kemp v m.onttobed
abore as haring been committed for assault and h&ttery.
Patrick Martin pare boil,before Aid, Mnjoryestcrday. for
. his appenrancofttCanrt, to answer a charge of aesault and
battery, laid against him by one Joseph Kelly.
Aid. Major, who appears to bo.dolng a pretty-good police'
• business, also hold Michael Foley to balJ,foran assaultASd*
p- battery committed on Jacob Oressncck. . .
Nzw'RAH.noAD meeting of the Ohio
association of Railroad Superintendents , was held. in. thit»
city on Thursday last; . It was attended by tho Snpsriaten
dentaof nearly all the roods nnw in use In Ohio, r
An arrangement this entered Into fof a reduction of fares.
between Pittsburgh and Cindntmti.- The first class fare
will bn seven dollars, and the second class faro was agreed
ou at ilvo dollars through.. Tho five dollar pa&rcugQVs will
be carried in tho front car of tbo RRtno train with thk first
class passengers, and wIU bq comfortably accommodated.
Asornrrv Death Watouxt has been signed by Gov. Bigler,
in the cave of David Jowoll.who was tried and convicted for
. tha murder of Mitchell. Tho warrant now received fixes on
. the sth day of February next, as tho day of the execution.
TUo.meetingor.tho Legislature takas place between tho
present time and February, and Jewell's friends willhavo
an opportunity of exerting themselves "to obtain a special
...act of the Logirloture, granting Lira n now trial.
IxcEvniAUtsH.—On Monday morning,- a row. of frame
buildings -in. course of erection In TemperanccviUo, was
: burned to the ground. It Is supposed that the fire was the
remit of incendiarism. The loss,over one thousanddollarr,
■ will fall upon A. & S. Wilson, of this city; they were the
contractors. The building was to be used, after it wbr fin
• ishcd. by tho operatives in 000 of tho mills, to tho owner of
r which It belonged. :
Dakcthq Scnoot. Yotrxa.LAoiis Cuss Mr. MoMnnns*
class for ynungladirs exclusively,'will, commence this af
ternoon at half-past two o'clock precisely. Wo would egaiu
entreat all who may wish to join to commnncO at once, so ns
not to-be behind tho olasK, Ladies generally, are Invltnd to
attend, as jtbey will be admitted to Ihe hallduring cl*s9
hours, ,
• Tbust Compact—At a m cctl ng nf the Trust Company, n ihe
following gentlemen were elected Directors:‘James Laugh
lin, John Llmlsay, W. K. Nimlek, Wm. Bingham, Thomas
Hays, Isaac M. Fcnnoefc, Samuel Rea, B. F. Jones, and Ji
BrConfield. ■ • ■ - ■ ... ■
Argue?.—Tho motion f>r a now trial In tbocasoof Dunn,
who was convicted of monslaughtrr, was argued yefterdnv,
before Judge McClure, • .Tho decision of the Court will be
rendered this morning.. • . . • . -.i :
. Awaitixo a. RrQVTsrrtov.—John Griffith?. arrested on Snt
urJayf-jr a murder committed InColumbus, Ohio, is in jail
awaiting n requisition from the-Goveraorof Ohio.
.THE absence of \ho. reporter from the cltyi uptii a late
hour laHnighM* » euffinlent.excuse.for short-mmioga in
the l£*al department tp-day- : - f .7- ■.
STUAYEbOttSTOLKN,from iSamuol Hare e
; fy on Thumlay.evening, 17th inst.; a largo
'BROWN MARI', seven years old, past, with a
- 3 - white spotio theface.and aamalMiUrst lu the
left rid*—had harness on. Any Information left with Mr.
A. G. Cubbagc- in tho Diamond, or at Alex.-King’s, on
Liberty streot, whereby flha may ba recovered—or any one
returning the Mare to cither of Urn above named persons
will be liberally rewarded. *. . JAMES FORT,
hovl9:3tdi!Mrv . • • At-T*. siientor**. Dtentew-I*- 1 *-
W.J&TISKN I'IUUL UUIut&AX
. ASD
WEEKLY BASK NOTES REVIEW*
THIS in tho ULlo.of a nowAVcckty Commercial and Finan
cial Paper, which tho subscribers wi’l shortly Issuo. Ii
\i designed to furnish- a fail and accurate Report of tb**
Pittsburgh Market in all Its phases; besides a faithful ex-
Libit of the condition of the Markets at evcry proßiinont
business point in tho United States. Tho operations ami
features nf tho New York Market will b© especially noted
by a regular correspondent of that city, who is regarded as
one of tho most sagacious and experienced commercial
writers in tlic country-
The Money or Financial Department will embrace an Ac
curate List of all solvent Bank*, and a careful descriptior
(and frequently on.engraved-Illustration) of tho latest
Counterfeits', besides a great variety of miscellaneous cur
rent in'oriuation pertaining to Bonk aod Monetary nffiir 4
7n short, the “ Price Current and \Vct\bj RinL AV
Pcroao” willcojißtitire a reflex of the Financial audCoc
mcxcial fea‘ urcs of the country.
Tsnvs $1.25 a year. £3r"To suh-crlK'Tsva our month)'
K Bank Koto Rcvi-w and Far blmile Counterfeit Detector.*
it will be furnished at tho low prire of $l, or $2 a year f>r
both publications. Thus, for the small annual ontlay o'
$2, tho hnsmess man can keep blrosnlf well informed la re
gard to tho statu of the Bank?, Now Counterfeits, and gen
eral Commercial News.
49*.Tvrm? —strictly in advance.
; Address KENNEDY A BRO.,
ItOVlBrilti«v2r - • . .83 Thlwl - «ty*»nS
OriiUau’a coUrl'a&le.
• “IWriLL bn holdout- Public Auction, by order of tbo Or
VV phftnVO»mrt, on MONDAY. the sth day of PECEV
BEit, fit 10 o'clock, a. u., on the premises, all that certnir
lot of ground in the city of Pittsburgh, bounded end “de?
•cribed as fdlows, to wit: Beginning on Smlthfleld street a
the distance of S 3 feet-enstwardly from-the corner of Thin
•street, Rt the corner of lot of James MclCown, thence m
right angles r.ith PmUhfield street <3? feet, towards Grid
street, Ibenco parallel with Sinithfield struct 10 feet toumiv
JpDnrlli.fireet t -thence parallel with Fourth street CO fbefcti
■Smithfield street, tbence along Smithfield street 19 feet tr
the placeof bec’naitg; IwlnglOfeet frontonlhceastward!}
side of-Smithfield street. and running Itaek towards Gmtr
street, on which is erected a large throcstory brJchtlwcUiur
honw. in. pood order. .
Title good; Tern* made known at sale.
MIJfAS TINDLE, Administrator of •
r». U TrxiNftfW
nov7-dC(4«ot
is UtT**ti m - pTen Juac me uuuer..i£ue\i u..<* *«-i *
JLi tvpp'dnted., Li’ letter of Attorney, by Jobu Dn-kb
ADMIXISTUATOit of tbe >Mate t-f Dr. S.WUJfib H
*DICKIE;of Kosa dec'il. • AU poreon* lrilebted 1<
tho Estate are requested.to mako prompt payment, ati<
thnso bavins claims nsainst ilte R«itno» to pment tbeui
.properly aatbunUcated, for fiettlomeot.
It. WALL ICE. Esq.,
Tr».
l&xecutors’ O .
WHEREAS. Letters TeslAtaeatnrT to the Estate <•■■
LYMAN T. CHILDS, Into of Mifflin Township, AP>
gheay County, Pennsylvania, dect'.iseJ, liavo bean grantw
to the Pu!rS'’ril>or-<, nil persons lirlcbtod to the said Estates or
•rßfjarwtetl tain ike immediate payment, and.alt those hat
in? claim* or demands czainsi the Estatc-of the mul dec*
sleat, will make known thoracic, without delay, to
JIAKVEY CIIILD3,
No. 333 Wool street. Pittsburgh;
WILLIAM COLLING 1Y001),
No, &3 Wool street, Pittsbarph;
Urti'iitnrt
XN THE ORTIZANS» COURT of Lawrence county. Jn 11- .
matter of the partition- of the Real -Xhuatc of
Sloggv, dcc’d- Notice Is hereby giTflii to the heirs nnd I ran
•reprcscntanres of Henry Sloeuy, late of paid county, deeM.
to appear la open court on tho first day of next term* viz
12th day ofDeeembcr next,. (1853.) at ten o’clock, A. >l.
-and accept or refuse the premises at-tho-vaJuation; or fhov,
■cause why the same should not ,he sold. Ia obedience D
the rule ot said court. JAMES D. CLARK, Clerk. . ,
n«rvs:3tw. A. B. ALLK.V, Sheriff.
T>ItINTEU INBXUUOTIONS in upwards of ONE IIUN
JT DREDDIFFBRENTKINDSOF BUBINKSS,or Method'
of Employment, which originally costthoosanda of dollars,
and many of which hare Iwen sold at from $1 to $25 each
Wo can confidently aay that no person out of, or in an>
common employ ment, will regret sending for them. - $5 pet
day warranted to any enterprising person. The public tin
assured that this is-NO HUMBUG.-:Any of the diffomn
employments can bo started witii from $5 to $lO. capital
Jio letters attended to, unices with the cash
Enclose $1 nnd address . R.- T>. HANNA. Proprietor, . .
n»Tll:3tw*j Ilanna’s Mills, Mahoning On., Ohio.
EiXecnior’s Notice.
\ LL persons knowing themselves Indebted to the let*
■J\. JOSHUA HANKS, of M’Candless township, will plcare
miako payment to Robeut llavdt, Esq., of wild township, <>»
to Jeru llawortm, corner of Diamond snd Diamond alley.
Pittsburgh; and those haring chlms against the sow
■Joshua Hanks, deceased, will prcsent.tbem, dalyauthenU
■cated; to the aboro persona. ...
novlB:6tw • • JETIU lIAWORTU, Executor.
Administration Notice.
TITrUEREAB. Letters of Administration lo tho Estate o»
ty JACOB OLDMKYER, Jr., late of Birmingham, Alta
£bony Ciumty, glass-blower, deceased, hare been grantee*
lo the subscriber, all persons indebted to said Estate will
mako Immfcliato payment, and those haring claims agfilnsi
the some, will present them, duly authenticated, for settle
zoeot, to MARGARET OLDMEYI2R, Administratrix, oi
IxITCHKL A PALMER, my Attorneys, No. 128 Fourth et.
. • . > novlfcdlawfCw
A Yalnable Farm for Sale. ,
THE seTj-oribor J 3 authorised to sell the following de/*-
cxibcd Tract of Land, containing 111 acres, situated in
North Fayette Townfblp, Allegheny county, Pa., 14 mile?
• from the City of Pittsburgh, and near the lino of the Steu<
btmvlile Railroad—with coal and lime stone uudor the
' whole place, and easy of ocwws—lmprovements ns follows:
A very comfortable i arm House, 30 by 2C feet, two stonee
high; Wash-house, Spring-house. and other oat buildings:
-a new Frame Bank Bom,-54 by 35 Rat, finished in the besi
possible manner, with Stabling under the whole building:
"100 bearing Apple bert grafted-qualities/;- * large
quantity of Teach and Cherry. Trees, all IQ bearing order:
- about 85 acres cleared aiul In a high state of cultivation.
• with water In all the fields..
Thls'Landi« very comfortably situated In one ofthe best
-nolghborboodadn tbc County, being, convenientto market
to Churches, Schools and .Mills, and would not bo in the
market, only that the owner,is about to-,remove to the far
'■West. Turmo easy and price moderate. For further par
■ iiculars,seotho owner, lVm. Robb, on premises, or thosub
ecrlbcr- JAMES C. RICHEY,
• • oovKhdlwAwtf• - . xRr-nlfrWntp Appn+.
Administratrix Notice*
T ETTERS of aJmlnistrutrix having been granted to the
1 j undersigned on iho eslnto of Edward Deaden, Sr., do*
Ceased, late of Pctto township, county of Allegheny, noiier
is hereby given, to all persons knowing themselves indebted
to said estate to make Immediate payment, and all-persons
having daim6 ngniopt said estate are requested to present
them duly authenticated for BettlemenU to JAMES BOYD,
who i* dulv appointed lo settle saul estate by authority of
ocSiCtw'* MARY PKADEN. Admlnlsiratrlx.
Estate of James Lobb,
TT ATK• OP- JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP, DECT).—Letters
1 j Testamentary, wlih ibc willannoxod, on tho Estate of
• James Lobb, late of Jrffursou township, dec’d, haTa been
grunted to tbo subscribers, to whom all persons having
claims against said-estate are notified to present lha tame,
duly authenticated, fir settlement; and ail persons, know.
Jnff thcmsclres indebted to said estate will make Immediate
laymcnt. W LOBB, j El „ ulorSi
-• Residing inJcfierson tp.,ou the Monongahela river, near
.. Elizabeth. ; ■ .nor244tw>
Allegheny Coanty, as*
... ..ix**. THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNBYL
! TANIA to Nicholoaltnmscrand Maria Hanl,:
wife of John Ilaoi, two of tha heirs ofFrcd-
SsSffcWf* erMc Ram«;r,decd, and all othors interested
In said Estate;—;.., ' \ W
. w«* command you, tna raid Nicholas Ram
per and Maria ITanl, wife of John Han!, and.
all others Interested in the Estate of Frederick Raioser r
deo*4,that layingasUeailbuslnessand excuses whatsoever,
vou and every of you bo nod appear in your, proper persons
hothre our Judges of an Orphans’ Court,-at Pittsburgh, on ;
the first Monday orDecembcr, A. D. 1853, at 10. o'clock. A.
and there to nbow cauro why the .ono .-undivided
third part of ft Lot or piecoof Ground, situate ou the Ro.
eerve Tract, opposite tbo Northern Liberties of
heing Lot number “ono hundred and hlnety-eli,”
-190”)-intho plan, of Lots laid out by O. Ei Watnar, Jacob
'Painter, nndl'i Lo T enr, containing iufront, oaMuia street,
ninety feet, crtondlng back to Carixmter a alley thirty
refen feet— I which -said Lot of Ground tbo sald v l>e(ferick
Ramscr. together with Nicholns Ilanl nnd Adnm Dick, by
articles of agreement, dated January 2,1847, had purchased •
of the said 0. E. Warner and Jacob, Fainter for tha snm of
fifteen hundred should not be sold,.aud. herein
tbo Hon. WM. I>. McOLHRB, Esq., president of
our sidd Court at Pittsburgh, this Ei asy of October,,A. D.
1853- Toct2onntaw4lT - -rJARED.-M. DRUBH, Cl^rkv
Notice.
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COMMERCIAL POST.
DAILY' REVIEW” OF PITTSBURGH ILARKET.
f.- or vhx Dailt MorxwoPost, »
. Tucsiiloy, November 20, 185 S. f
; The weather yesterday was delightful-out [of doors, but.
. :h?isin.eas generally was not animated. Our rivers continued
to recede, and steamboat navigation on the* Allegheny is
suspended. Tho new scale of freights on the Pennsylvania
Railroad-went into operation yesterday, and tho ratps.on
Piour to PhlladulpblaisSl bhl, but we understand the
potneany is willing to.mako special contracts.' .
. APPLES.—Tho market Is well supplied and receipts con
tipnod largo; with a fair demand to the trade and for ship*
j)lng; wo notice solos of 70 bbls in lots at $1,75; 20do. at
• . - .
. OATS.—lngooddemand,with.fairrccelpts;:wohavesa3e9
of 400 bushels at 40., y* i
: -,COFFEB.—The market ie more firßJjbui sales are mostly
CDnfined to-thotrade; we nolice Fales. of 30. bags at Hsf© I
-12, to tho country. •
.MOLASSES.—Tho demand is quite limited and prices un
settled; wehave sales tothecauntryot27@29/on time. l
FLOUR.—Tho morkot yesterday was quiet and wo heard I
of but few .small lots offered from first hands; prices were 1
firm at onr quotations. We htxvo sales of 40 bbla from store 1
a t ss|lo’ 50 do. at $0(6,6.12;. 77 bbla on the wharf reported {
at $5,73;. 20,d0. $5,87.. Tho steamer duo, la again anxiously
looked for. by flour dealers generally. . r
10 Cafik ® Bodaat
£>ARD.—Sqxall sales yesterday at 10, in bbls. for No. 2, and
in kegs 10U. . . .
HiLT^^rt-^'Malosof.WloadaatiWSlS.
BUTTER.—SaIes of 2 bbls roll st 14. I
. hALT.—There Is an artlvo. shipping demand and prices j
remain. firm;-we note sales 0f.350 bbls at $1,80@1,85; 100 j
do,atsl 80i .00 bbla extra at $1.87.-. ’ j
. ..BRICK—Sales of 10,000 common Bolivar at $25. . I
, WHISK*,,—Tho decline noticed In ilie Cincinnati market I
has caused, a dcoUno.iu ourzuarket; wenotico sales at 20 i
@27., - . ' .. v- j
•• SU9AR,—Sales ofs hhds at 5%-
HERRING.—3aIea of novoral bbls No. lat $0 25, •
PIG METAL—Wehavo reported sales of 500 tons Aili'-
gheny cold-bloFt, foundry mstal,at s4o,Sand O months; 15
tons do. Winfield at J 43. G month3—this is a superior article,’
CHEESE,—SaIes of 250 ln lot? at 9U@10I(
GLASS.—StIoi of 200 boxes Bxloat $2,50, on time.
BEANS.—SaIes of 2 bbls small white at $1.12 from store.
-rKACfTRS.—Wo henni of a gain of soTnewO bun. atsl.oo
POET OF PITTSBURGH.
4 reCT'3 inches watkii is thb channel.
ARRIVED.
etoamtrr Jefferson, Parkinsony Brownsvillo.
.Luzorno, Bennett, Brownsville.
41 ThomasShrivor, Bailey, West Newton
“ Gew. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth. •
* Ban Bolt, Si. Louis. .
a Exclianjro, MeCftllutn, WheoUnff.
“ . U.!?. Mall, llazlep, St; Louis.
“ Navigator, Rcuo, Ijouisvlllp. •
- • ■** • Wjnchestt'r;G. D.*Moore; Wheeling--
DEPARTED. .
** Jefferson, Parkln?on, Brown sriHe.
_ JAucroo. Bennett, BrownsrHie; •
u Thomas Shrlrer,Bailey, WettNuwton.
*' Gun. Bayard, Peebles. Elizabeth.
u \ Diurnal, Sheppard, MTicclirtg.
t£ ‘ Itoturn'j Stoops, Str Louis.
>c Lstrobe. Weaver.-Cincinnati.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Plrom©n T s Insurance
.IhSf Company of tli© Clty of Pittsburgh.
J. K.3lGOUHliAD,l’realdont-ROBEHT FlNNEV.Swreurv
WUL insure against-FIRK and'MARINE RISKS of all
kinds. Ofilcer in Monongnhela House, Nos. 124 and 125
Water street. ..
•A V;.': %:• v -
J.K. Moorhead, W.J. Anderson,
B. 0. Sawyer, ' 11. B. Simpson,
Wm.M. Edgar, 11. B. Wilkins,
W. W* Dallas, Charles Kent,
C. - William ColUngwotxl,
A.P.Anshntz, Joseph Kaye,
William Wilkinson. \
PHILADELPHIA CURTAIN WAREHOUSE,
171- Uhrstnut c/.« the State Hvusu
,11. w. Safkord,
KElJPSconatantlyon hand tho mostoxtonßiveood
thSr yarledassorhxicDtofCurtiiinsrtcdCurtaln Materials to
bt» tbund in ihe city, comprising in part of tho tollowine
CURTAIN GOODS AND FURNITURE COVERINGS—niI
styles of—
French La.ceCurtains, WinJow Shades, all prices,
Muslin 11 Duff Hollands, all widths,
Frenchßrocatcllus, all widths, OiltCornlces, every style and
French Plushes, price,
“ Satin Laities, QIU Curtain Pins,
“ Laiupas, “ ltend^,
Satins, Cords and Tassels,
11 Damask Linen' l , Gimps nil prices,
“ Cahhmnrette, Loops,
Plain Turkey Rod, Fringes,
India Satin Damssk, Pjetnn. Tes«els and Cords,
- Lining Silks, Shade Tussds and Brasses,
Furniture Gimps, • Hooks,Ring?, Brackets, Ac. .
Afullofwortmcntof the al>ove gowls constantly for sale,
or retail. {mnrl:ly—af.ro.n.
|Y —ip mdun to IvIEK’S to
APtSr -say.that It has been known to completely eradicate
■’veryvestxra °f Hus dreadful disease Jn lias time than any
jther and at less cost or inconvenience to the pa
dent.- -
The thousands of certificates in the hands of. tho proprie
tor, mauy of which are frnnrwril known citizens of the city
)f Pittobu»-dJ and its immediate vicinity, go to show dearly
iQd boycr \1) doubt, that Kira's Paraoiemt Is & medicint
of no cot. on value, not only as » lecsil remedy to Parade
, ns, Rheumatism, Veafnett. lass of Siphts but os a valuable
iuternul remedy. Inviting the investigating physician*, os
well as the sufftTSug patient, to btreomo acquainted with its
merits,--'- "- -. : - -
Thosctavlng-adreadof mixtures are assured thatthii*
oedicincls purely nnturnl, and 1b bottled os it flows from
•hebosom of thocartb.
Thef&omngcerti/ieaUtifopicdfrcm a paper published at
%tracust. N. I’, arA bears date August 2, 1352, to vdiicfi it
tlso appended the certfcalcoflhtcelebrated D.'TT. Tact. if.
l f Syracuse:
This may m truth certify, tJrnl Iharobreneo badly of
licted with Sdfofulftfor il:c year*- that most oithe
-imo I have be*‘n unable to attend to- any land of basinets,
and much of the time unable lo walk and conffned to my
otMi, and bare bem treated n all tho tlmo by tho best
Physician* our country afTcrdp; 1 occasionally got gome re
lief, but no cui-c, ami continued togrow worce until Dr. Foot
recommended me to try the Petroleum, or Bork OU, as eve
rythlug else had failed.- 1 did so wUbovjt&Bb at first, but
tbeeffect was artonlshing; it threw the poison to the surface
it once, and I at once begun to grow better, and by urii.*g
reven bottles I have got a cure worth thouvamls of dollars
MRS. NANCY 31. BARKER.
This may certify that I have been acquainted with Eferis
Petroleum, or Rock Oil. for mnro than a year, and have re
peatwily wltnesml as Ivutdlcuvl effwls In the care of indo*
.ent ulcers nnd - other dLSKUPt* for which ills recommended,
andean with confident recommend it to be a mediclnewor
chj can A-ufcly nay thfttsuceees hnsottrod.
*1 Its U£« trheroothcr medieltiehad foiled.
D. Y. FOOT, M. I>.
For Ralph? all the Drnsrvtlctc In PRtslmrch. fan27alAw
r?p Indigestion nsid Liver Complaint
(Ky* CfTUEI* BY iiIKRS Uie fol
lowing Ji-ttor fmtn llev. 0. Dicsixsox, a Mise.iunary in
Oregon:
Mr. J. M. Kize— Vtar Sir: Myself nud wife having been
grcntly licncfittcd by the ii«e of your PetroliMun. I.wWi t*»
have you-send me n Ixjx of two or three dozen bottle®. I
am IbeConsregaiiona! 3hnUlcr in.lbis plnce, irod fevered
,>f my. people are aßected with indigestion nr»d au inoclion
of the liver, the rama of inyvelf r.nd wife, before* taking
your PirxiunLiXM.ou Kocu On. Wo look **r<iml bottles—
two orthroo each—about a Tear and a half ago, nud w**
havo never enjoyod so good health for years.ns.wo have
-iincp that time. I had not taken a sla'iria bottle, before
Ihnt-fallnasaof tho stomneh which so distresses ibo dys
peptic wnft relieved, and I have felt nothing of Jt since that
.time. My wifa was also relieved from a chronic disease of
the liver, which had been of rcvcral years standing, by the
use of your Petroleum.
Sold by B. 31. UTKlLCannl KKYSER.I4O
• Wood.rtreot, and Drugpl«ia and Aledhdn** Dealers every*
where. ■ . oct2f> .
ARNOLD AVII.H Ar>lS, IJKATINU
AVI) VENTILATING' WAREHOUSE, No. 25 MAR
KET 'rtr«rf, ; >WtLsbursh—.MannruHiirei?- of-WROBOTIT
IRON TORINO. DRABS AND I.ION FITTINGS and CIIIL
SON’S FURNACE* 5 , Rcgisteir.'VenDtirors, Tin Pipes, and
every article-required »n their tine.
ParticuLir utters O-m pnl-l t.i r.f Ilentlng, Ven
tilating nn<l 'Drying Apparnlti*. by Fleam Plpt‘.«, Hot
Water,and Chl!<t»n’* Fnvt»nre». n<ir3:2m
Dr. Laizetlc-’s Juno CorcSfai, or PUG
CIIEATiVJ-i J- I, IATK, pivwnlw.il ss im c-fiectunl
restorative in rj>s«*«of Weakur'K, ltnjMitotiej.r.r lLirrcnness,
andallirrcgulnrifi'* uf imiuri*, A?«nu Itivl/nmtlng Rem-'
edy it la unequftUi*J,. .Alfo u certain Remedy.f.tr Incipient
-Cixutamptjon,-!.i:digcriKMi. {.o<s fvfMa*nilar Energy, and.
Female Wea-'Ji'jp?. &»M only nl No. Mi) THIRD street
PiUsbarch. - dpl3l^2w
rS»/LNGKUON ATIXIDU&, I. O. Kellie
• rt£y Angvrmin lywlce. No. 2M», l.ct, of 0. F.; meets every
Wednesday wvemniftln Hall.Woodst. fjyl:y
r^?>-• Nntlcr.wi’hM JOURNEYMEN: TAI LORfl 80
. CTTETY, of l f ii<>hnrgh arid Atlvclumy, meets on the
first and thin! WEDNISSD AY of i*vi»rv mouth, at the FLORI
DA HOUSE, Market rtnwt.. Urdvii^r.
. Jeltv-' - - _ JOHN 'YOUNG, JR., Secretary.
Curtain Materlals/and
hi£y Cortaln Triraraings of every description. Furniture
Pluahes, Brocatellea, Ac., Lace aud Muslin Curtains, N. V.
Painted Wmdow Shades, HiltCornjcos, Curtain Pins, Bands,
&c., at wbolerale’&nd retail. W. 11. CARRYB,
No.lGDCliosnutstreet,corner Fifth,Philadelphia.
• Ourtalna Made and Trimmed in the very nowest French
atyle. - : - - ■ . . [marSOHy
DAGUERUEOTYPES.-
PoßtOfilcttßuUiHngisTblrfletreeL Likenesscstnken
In all klmlß of weather; from 8 A. M- to 6 V. M., giving sn
accurate artistic and animate llkonfiss, unlike and vastly su
perior to the common cheap daguerreotypes, ot the following
oheap prices: $1,50, $2, $3, $4, $o and upward, according to
tbo size and quality of ease or frame.
Jloursfor cnlldrcn,from 11 A. M.to 2 P. M.
N. B-—Likenesses ofelck ordecoa?cd persons taken In any
partof thecity. ' . . ,[nov2s:ly
AHL, Surgeon Dentist*—[Stlfccessor of
(j-ty Q.-TV. Biddle.] No. 144 Smillifleld st.:. , [my3:y
Cargo’s Cotillion aud Brass Saxliorn
Banxi, can Ixj had by applying to Wm Frank
Cargo, at the “ Crystal Palace Dnguerrwm Rooms,” of
my2s:tf - R. M. CARGO & CO.'g, Fourth street.
O. O* p.—Place of meeting, Washington Hall,
Wood street, between Fiflli Ftreet and Virgin allcv.
■ PliTSßtmoH Lome, No. 330— Moeta every Tuesday evening,
. M£ECA3tile ENCAimiEXT, No. 87—^ Meats first and third
Fridavofeach-month.. . Imar2s:lv
comsll -.Cornßill A great, many per
• eons are dreadfully tormented with corns. • A certain
remedy will :bo foutuMn Dr. Oohrs’s Corn Plaster, fbr
'Baloby Dr.GEO.S. KEYBER,I4O Woodstreot.
’ Pricfl,retail at and 26 ct3.perbox. sepß
. tgbJAberftl deductions to those, who buy, to sell again.
lnsurance Company of
tbciy Pltts'burgli*—ll. Da KINO, President; SAM
UEL L. MAUSHELL,Sccrotary. (
OJJice: 04 Water Market and Wood slrteit. .
Insures HULL and CARGO Risks, on the Ohio and Missis
eippißiversftndtributarles.
Insures against Loss or Damage hy.-Flro.
ALSO—Against the Perils of the Sea, and Inland Naviga
tion and Transportation. ; ;
r .. ■ ■ wascTOßs:
H.D.King, Wm. Larimer, jr.,
' William Bagaley, Samuol M. Klor,
Bamuolßca, ' William Bingham,
Robert Dunlap, ]r., John 8. Dilwortb,
B. flarbaugh, Francis Sellers,
Edward Heazleton, - ' J. Sehoonmafeet,
•Walter Bry anti WiUlaaß, Hoys.
Isaac M.Pennock. dec22
CASH MUTDAL FIRE AND 01A-
U#BINE INSURANCE of
Pennsylvania. CAPITAL, $lOO,OOO. CifAR-
T&B PERPETUAL. .: ;
JVsrfdenf—Hnn. AUGUSTUS 0. HEISTER.
- ' &cretor.i/—THOMAS IT. WILLSON, Esq.
' niHECTOBS' " : :•
A. 0. Holster, ’ BaraaelW. Hays, *
" William Robinson, Jr., Thomas Gillespie,
WHUamF.Fahnestock, Jobnß.Cos,
HarvevCollmcn, Jacob Peters, *
" J6hn Walker, Tr., ‘ William Colder, Jr. f .
Jacob B.Holderman,- Aaron Bornbaugb.
BUSSELL & OAKF.3, Agents,
./•.Vo.;- i -:Offico, in Lafayette Buildings,
jcB -v. - •• .-r : (entrancoon Wood street.)
STOCKING FACTORY,
rpHR he«t goods in Children’s Hose, Men’s Socks, Under
' J_ v ehlrtu; and’ DmwprSy sold ratmaaufeciurera’ prices, at
theFIFTH'STREET STOCKTSQ:FACrORY, all. mads from-
Jest year’s wool/- NO ADVANCE IN PRICK,
■ p«p27' • " WILLIAtf. . .
•V'V-.-'i* v|'
TELEGRAPHIC.
By.,.the O'EeiUy: Linea : for the Homing Boat
I . v - n , PniuniiPniA.November2B.
. ,7 Grloanspapers of Mondny aro resolved. Thar con*
■which announce the or*
PMhe LvgWatnre, anti the delivery of the mes
'•ifJjS* t» °»T’ U largely dtivolod to the subject of the
Kwittjad, The:Governor, recommends theJ2l Paso
*!”?,»} he system of military defence on the ls
.complainedof as inadequate, and tbo action of the Legtsla
mreinvokeiL • ••
Ildnst/n OTCr atl3l continues to Huger at Galveston and
Totter from El Paso, dated the 2tiih» lays that tho In
ulons had.attacked a company of Americans, and stole 000
head of horses and mules, and also the blankets and clothes
of the party. Depredations of the Indians are daily occur*
rfnfc; they even venture within 600 yards of the fort occu*
pled by United States troops.
. .__ . Detroit, Mrcrr.,November 23.
# The pwpouer Independence left'the head of Portage
nver on the evening or the 21st, with heavy freight, forOn
tariagon and Laporrlete, with a largo number of passen
gors. When about a mile ont, her boiler burst, tearing the
boat to atoms, and killing four persons, viz: the first eopi*
ncer, Geo. Session, one passenger and two firemen, whoso
names are unknown, and badly scalding and injuring tho
second engineer and several passengers. Ucr cargo is a
total loss. • The boot was owned by McKnight, of Detroit.
■ :/■■■ • Montookert, Ala., November 20.
BenjomJn Fitzpatrick has bocn elected by the State Leris,
loturo to fill tho seat in the U. S. Senate loft vocaut by tho
rcsisnatton of the late Tice Prepldeit, W. IL King. Mr;
Fitrpatrick had previously been appointed by tho Governor.
ihe Legislature baa also elected C. O. Clay as tho othpr
representative in tho United States Senate, for the term ex
piring in 1850. .......
• • ; . BAitnioax, November 28.
, l ® Washington Union has a long article denouncing the
third party. The leader eavs,if the political renogadoa and
traitors were to bo judged by their professions, they would
all be sainted as models of patriotism. It cautions Demo
pruts to be cautious in. lUteningto appeals which propose to
break up tho established organization: .
; ; . , ... . New Yobs, November 27.
A private correspondent, writing from London on tbo
lltn, Btates that NesselrodoTißS officially notified the Eng*
i lsl l Kpf or D®ent of tho reasons of the resolotlon of Russia
to. fight ii oat with Turkey.
.... ■ Bajiqor* Mb., November 23.
Tbo navigation of tho Penobscot* Is closed, from CO to 60
vessels with fall cargos, and three steamers are eoclosod in
tho Ice within five miles of the city. The shipping agents
have made a contract to cut ont the vessels at $4 ton.
■ , , .. Nstv York. November 28.
Tito packet ship Now World, from Liverpool, lost doriog
her voyago, .75 out or 754 passengers, mostly Germans,
nearly all by Cholera.
, ■ Nsw York, November 29.
trio racket ship George Uurbart arrived from Havre with
615 passengers; 75 deaths had occurred during her voyago. •
„ Buffalo, November 28.
ihu weather is warm, and the prospects am in favor of
a late closing of navigation. Vessels on the Lako are ac
tively employed.
• • CnATiLESTov, BrC., November £7.
Judge Dougherty, of Georgia, died suddenly, at Athens,
on Saturday evening.
New Yoax, November 28.
There is no appeoftnee of California or Liverpool steamers
yet. The weather is thick, indicating rain.
TELEQBAPH HABKBTB.
i „ , . New Yore, Noreml>er 28.
i Colton...jJoderately active; roles 087 bales; the week's
: sales for export were 3910 bales; home 2554; for specula*
t10n.2335; in transit 1627, closing firm; fair uplands 11V':
middling Mobile 12: Orleans middling uplands 1032;
middling Mobile IQ5£; middling Orleans 10&. Flour bet
ter; sales 20,000 bbls at $f1,87@7.0U; Ohio $707,00; South
ern firmer; sales 1100 bM* at's7,l2@s,2s. Graln...\Vbeafc
better; sales U 4.000 buriicis Gcnesae at white
Southern fcl.O.'i&l.Cfl; Ohio s!.6C(ftl,f>7. Corn better; sales
65,000/husbcU mixed at 62(0 83; whito yellow 83
@B4. ProvlFlon*...Pork steady: sales 4r/0 bhls beef firm
Lard firm: sales 230 bbls at 10(«>10 y x . ' WhDky. .Bales 650
bbla Ohio nod Prison at 2S«£ Coffee buoyant; sales 800
bags Rio st \ now held hi shot; pale 3 4QO bags Java a*
Sugarsqulet. Molasses unchanged. Storks dull
and lower; moDcy-easier, 0 to 12; sterling better,
110: U.S. sixes, 1808, Iron firmer, for
Scotch pig.
PntLvPEijnu, November 28‘
Business H gonoraliy dull. Cotton in fair request, and
prices ftxlly maintained. Floor...most holders refuse 7n
f.»r ataudani and good branu*; a sale or 700 extra ft roily at
$7,50; a fair demand f»r city consumption at $6j37<3G,7f,
for common and f n*y brands. Nothing doing in rye flour.
Com meal dull at \zc lower; sales 000 bbls at $3,50. Grain
Wtrheat; the supplies come in slowly, prices steady; rales
4000 bus ht $1,50 for prime red, and $1,60 for prime white,
aUafioat. No rye here. Com to betiovdemand; sales 1500
bus old. yellow at 78; ncw d 0 04@C5.
limited; small sales in bbls at 2?@27>£; hbds iK@2OW.
, ... CixnxxATU November 28.
The rivot is rHog slowly. Weather m»hL Flour steady
at55,20(<W,25. Whisky Cheese in good demand at 9.
Tioga dull,at $4. with sales 700 head; slaughtering eu?*
ponded awing to the warm weather; very tow arriving,
the pens being full. i«ale* 500 bbls prime Lord at fi‘<: sales
green Hams from flop bogs Sugar dull derUains: new
ranires trom 4*< to 5. .Molas-es dull at Coffee at
!2@l2*-£. Dried Applet $l,lO, ButtvrlO^lC.
. New OauuKs,'Noveml»r2C.
Cotton...Boles*!ooo bales, unchanged; the receipts from
all the Southern- ports' are 350,000 bale*: being abort for the
*amo time last year—strict middling 9VC Rio Coffee...
Sales 3000 b*gs.*tlt@H?£. . "
Aaclgnees* Notice.— The uudereigned. As
signees of EDWARD UKiZSLTON, hereby noUf> ail per
sonsindebted lo sail li< azelton to call and m-ike payment,
and all person* having rlainiv against-him, will please pre
sent them fir >ctU«miKm.
Tbo Stow will bo' kept open to sdl nut the Stork of
floods on band nhont id*;y UaysTrom thLs ilale. where W.
11. KINCAID, ono-of tho will fyund,
RitUBBN MILLER. Jr., V
GKOISGK A. BERRY, -Aadgtvee*
■U’IUUAJI H. KINCAID.)
• rittsburrii.CcL IS. 1853. (oct3l:4wVj
- PHOC L a mati ox'. r V“
T)Y Virtue of a precett under the lands of Win, Pi
J> McClure, Prh-Id- lit *r tlm Ccurtcf Common Pleas, In
aod'ftr the 6?l» Jndk-lal.DL«trlct of Prnnsrivnoh, and Ju*.
tiro of the O-ort of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail
Delivery In' hud f-r wiJ Distrli-t, and William fkggs and
Gabrirl Adums, Eeqs.. A>«x-Ute J'»dcesr.f tho ssma County,
in and for the County of Allegheny, dah.sl U>e Ifltb day ef
November. In the yearofour Ix>rU one thousand eight huo
drwl and Cfty lhm*. nml to mn fiir hohUng a
Court of Over end and G-nernl .T*iil DeHverv, at
th- Conn rimifr in tWHy or PHUburgh, on tbol’.b Mon
day of Pr«'inl>er. «t ldti'cloclr, A-i M.
PubUonot'ce b heivby plteo toall Justices rf the praro,-
Coroiirrsnnd CooMablreof tho County of Allegheny, that
they be theu and there, iu Tbrfrproper persons, witii their
rolls.rcrords, fnquirtbons, examinations and other remem
brancer, to do those things which to thclrroKpecilva officer?,
. io ujftir behalf, appears to bo done—and also (hose that will
prosecute the prisoner* that now are, or may be In the Jail
of said County of Allegheny, to be then and there, to pro**
ceuteogalnst them as shall bejast. ;
Given under xnyhnnd, in Pittsburgh, tbbi 'lOtU day of
November, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty-three, and of the Commonwealth the 77th.
not 23 " . VM. MAGILL. Bheriff.
GJTY PJWPJSRTV FOR fiALK—SUoated on THIRD st
on accommodating terms—THREE BRICK HOUSES.
No. 12ti— A Two £tory House of three rooms, with a Store
Room, and excellent hake.oven. No.l3l—A Two Story
IZouse of four rooms, a Hall and Storo Room,finished AtUo
and good Collar; also, a Wck Building, suitable for a Dwen
log House. No, 133—A Throe Story House, finished in
modem style; eleven Rooms, with a Store Room, a Hall,
gas fixtures, bnih room, Ac, Tho Lot ia 20 feet front by 85
deep. B. CUTUBERT & EON,
novlfi .• ~ : . 140 Third street
Valuable Farm For 8ale«
C CONTAINING about 160 acres,lnagondaiatoof cultiva
j tlou, with abundance of x»al and nover falling springs,
altuated In Penn township, Allegheny county, Pa., about
11 miles from Pittsburgh, and wlihfn a mile of the
location of the East Liberty and Penn township plank road,
which Is under construction,. For fUrther partldare apply
of the subscriber, on tha promises. -- -
~ JACOB nERSHEY.-
To Lftae Burners*
THE CELEBRATED PATENT LIME KILN, invented by
Richard K. Schroeder, of Rochester, N. Is now of
fered for sale in the county of Allegheny and all Western
Pennsylvania, and its vicinity, to any person or persons
engaged in Lime Burning, or otbors. This Kiln super
sedes all. othora in-the United States. 7 TYith two cords of
wood it will burn from 200 to 350 bushels of Lima every 24
hours, or one ton of Bituminous Coal. : The Lime is of su
perior quality—of a stronger and purer quality than any
other now made, and the Kiln is more durable than any
othor Klln ever built; andit saves at least half tbo labor,
and more than one half of the fuel. HU perpotualifi Its
operation, and it supersedes all others in u*e. The sub
scriber is nowat tho Eagle Hotel, kept by John Mish, in
Pittsburgh, whore the model and recommendations may be
Been, and farther information may bo had from the Agent.
The Eastern part of tho Ftate is sold, and the Kilns lu sue*
coesful operation, where they may be seen. '
T. V. TANNEST; Agent
■ Pittsburgh, November 8,1553» • - fngv&iStdawfft Bl
IN THE COURT UF COMMON PLKAB, of Allegheny
county, at the Term of October, A. D. 1861, No 25U-
In thumatter of the voluntary assignment of Alexander
McCammonaud James Stevens, doing business under thn
firm of McCammon A Stevens, to Armstrong A Croxlcr.
And now; November!, 1853, the account of saidnsrignees
liavlng been • heretofore filed, on motion of Geo, P. Hamil
ton, attorney for nonry Lambert, the present As&ignee, tbo -
Court direct tho Prothonotary to glvo notice by publication
la tho Pittsburgh Saturday Morning Post, for three succes
sive weeks, of the filing of saiil account, and that unless
causo bo shown to tho contrary, tho same will bo allowed
by tho Court on the loth day of December, 1853.
From the Record: EDWD. CAMPBELL, Jn.,
•novT9:3uv - . Prothonntnrv.
lo Coilootora of County and State Taxes.
TUGOOLLECTORS OP STATU TAX will tako notlco to
tbo third Section of an-Act approved the thirteenth
day of April, ono thousand eight hundred and fifty-three,
entitled a Supplement to an Act.entitled an Act tomiso
the Militia system, and provide for the training of such only
os shall be uniformed, passed April seventeenth, one thou*
Band flight hundred and forty.nino.
• Sections. That the time fixed for tho final settlement of
the Collectors of military fines with the County Commis
sioners, as contemplated by the ninth Section of the Act to
which this is a Supplement, shall bo on or before tbo first
Monday in December, annually,, and that: no exonerations
shall bo made after-that date, and any County Commis
sioner who.shall.wilfully refuse or neglect to comply with
the provisions of this Act, or the eighth Soction of tbo Act
to which this.is a Supplement, shall bo Dablo to a penalty
of fifty dollars for each offence, to bo sued for and recovered
by the Brigade Inspcctorof the proper Brigade, In the same
manner that other debts of like amount ore by law recover
able, the net proceeds whereof shall bo paid to the County
Treasurer, to form a part of the Brigade military fund.
Also, the fortieth section of on Act to reduce tbo State,
Ac., passed April 20th, !&«, which requires all State tax to
bo paid to the State Treasurer on or before the second Tues
day of January in each year. •
EBENEZER BOYLES,*!
ROBERT KING, > Commissioners
- WM. ALGEO, (
'Colt»^BSlO^«RS , Office,) -
October 19ih,1853. r-
1 v • For Rent, ■••
THE large and commodious TAVKRtffiTAND, lately oc
cupied: by Wo. P. Applegate, situated on tbd pilts
bnrgh ond Steubenville Turnpike, about one mile from
Jones* Ferry, situated InCbartlers township, Allegheny
county. The House Is a large Brick, containing some
twenty rooms, together with a good Store Boom, and three
good Cellars. There is on the premises & large Stable, Car
riage Ilonse, out-bulldlng*, three good pumps, one large
cittern, two good Orchards, and several out Lota—all of
which !s for rent, and possession will bo given immediately.
For farther particulars, enquire of LYDIA AXN CHESS,
on the promises, or the subscriber. ..
james o. mens?*
foctZfcdlwawtf]
Chart! era Oct.2tl.BS3.
DWELLINUHUUSKa *OK HBNT.t-A large Home on
street .Also, a-largo Housacm Uobinaoa et*
Allegheny City. '•* S. CUTUBKRT & SON*
;■ pot2l . • , 7 • ; • ,140 Third afreet.
V>OYa AM) YOUXUtf GALV, IUP ANU.XUIOK BOOTS;
r» a full assortment at reasonable prices.,
£ S, lUYWABD,
Corner Martst Liberty ftrotfs, :
vv*\.v'; >‘jNSr>>\rV * v '- ‘
k,'
OOBWCiBX* DMLT FOtt lOTJ 3
Patricks &• Friend) E:
Comer of Fifth and Wood
„ LOANS.
' United 1863
tJnl ted5tate558.1863......i.
«xmflylraida63.lB7o.;....
PennsylTanias3.i£63.
Allegheny county 6s
Allegheny county coupons.-.**....!
Pittsburgh city 0?... .....
Pittsburgh city: coupons, payable;
NeVir
, Allogheny City 65.........1.,..;*......,
Allegheny City coupons, payable
in 1
; BANK STOCKS.
Bank of Pittsburgh.......
Merchants a JlanaJactttrers'Bankj
Exchange Bank,—.'.
Farmers’Dopositßank......
Allegheny Savings Bank...
•- BRIDGE STOCKS.
Monongahcla 8ridge.....;..
St. Clairstreetßridge
Hand street Bridge.—......
Northern Liberties Bridge.
INSURANCE STOCKS,
Western Insurance Company;
Citiions’lnsurance Company.,.,..
Associated Firemen's Company.;.:
• TELEGRAPH STOCKS;
Atlantic and Ohio-.-—.-..........
PittsburghiCincinnatiiLouisrillc
Lake Erie——
Pittsburgh Gas Works.. .........
Hohonganela Slnokwater...——.
RAILROAD STOCK,
Pennsylvania Rai1r0ad...............
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroads.
Cleveland * Pittsburgh Railroad...
Marini Railway and Dry Dock—
Turtle Creek Plank Road—....—
Perrys rllle Plank Rood.-. .
Oreensbnrg Turnpike-
ChartlersCool C0mpany..............
. COPPER STOCKS. .
Pittsburgh and 805t0n.....
North American-.-...
North West..,—..—..—
North Western.-. —.......
Adventure-
Ohio Trap'R0ck........;.....:;..;....,,
Minne50ta,..,.......;,..,..-.'.,...-.......
.Pittsburgh and Isle Royal-...
Douglas Houghton—,.
On tonogan.....
Ridge.;,....
Fire Steel....
Colling..
Astec..—
81uff..—,,-........
Peninsular..-......-...—., —,
Avery....—.... —..
Forest.
Phoenix..—-
Iron City;.—
OQEBECTTD DAILT FOR
lloon & Sargent, I
Qm\erofWood and Si
PENNSYLVANIA. i
Pittsburgh Dunks par.!
Philadelphia “ .«
Brownsville parJ
Buckscounty “
Chester Co. (now Issue)... ]2\
Columbia Bridge C 0...... ; Q]
Danville “ *2!
Delaware co. “
Doylestown u Xti
~ 4t ' J?l
V
Germantovro ** ....
Lancaster Banks y,\
Lebanon .1?
Montgomery co.Bunkß... £?!
Northumberland u ... y.\
Pottsrlllo " ... Q\
Beading “ ... U\
Bcbuylkillcounty “ ... Ui
Washington “ ...
Westßranch “ ...
Wyoming ...... *4!
Carlisle s2|
Chambersburg.
Brio
Gettysburg!!
Harrisburg.......
Iloucsdale
Middletown......
Wnynesburg ........ %
Relief Notes . $/
United State* 8ank....:., 10
Allegheny par.
Pittsburgh City ** ...... far.
Allegheny Co. “ pr»*m.
NEW YORK.
New York City............. y.
Country Banks a*
. NEW JERSEY.
AU solvent Uank5...J.....
DELAWARE.
All solvent Banks
SmaltNotes....... k
MARYLAND.
Baltimore 8ankfu........ lz
Country Banks..
• VIRGINIA.
BankofVtt.ibranrhes..i . *■'.
Fanncrs’Bk.a branches..
Valley Bk.e branches %j
Exchange Bk.fcbmnehes %
Wheeling 8ank5...... 1>
Wheeling'branches,.
NEWIJNOLAND.
All solvent 8ank5.,...;...
CniWOS'S PALEST AIR WARMING
'I'HE subscribers offer for the consideration of the public
A tbo abovo'natned FURNACE, designed far Warming
and Ventilating Buildings, combining in lurif nH the desi
rable qualities required lu a perfect licntin-? Apparatus, In
suring personal comfort, without any of the disagreeable
sensations or sources of annoyance so common ia heating
arraneemonU, While tho occupants of a room or building
experience all tho comfort arising from a worm summer at
mmpUero, they also Inbalo pure life-giving and health
sustaining air, not contaminated by bring derired from
damp, unhealthy sources, or iu power to sustain Ufe being
impaired by coming in contact with an over-heated surface.
Theso -results are produced, In part, by constructing the
furnace in snch a manner that the heat is diffused at o low
er temperature than is usual with any other Furnoro now
Known to the public. In producing this result, gnother ob
ject of great Importance is obtained on the scoro of econo
my : the heat-absorbing m well as radiating surface Is so
great that tho heat is almost entirely abstracted from the
gases before they are driven off into tbechimney, thereby
greatly reducing tho consumption of fuel. The fuel cham
ber is so lined with soapstone and fire-brick that the fuel
cannot come la contact with tho iron, preventing the over
heating of the air, and destruction or Injure to tho
Furnace.
The Joints of the Furnace are so constructed os to afford
room for making, a tight sand end clay joint, preventing
the escapo of noxious and sooty gases into the room, so an
noying to the occupants, and so injuriousto the Lealtband
furniture. - -
Tho air to be warmed Is taken dlrectiy from the outride
of the buildlog iu ajl.cases, thus insuring a supply of pure,
wholesome air far breathing, and the other important func
tions required by the human system-Hho oxygen to not af
fected, Cor the organic matter la the nJrcarbonized by com
ing in contact with an over-bested surface, as with other
furnaces, audboadaches and other disagreeable ?ensatiohs
are prevented by this?meons—ami iu consequence of the
warm air not making too large demands upon the lungs '
and evaporating surface of the skin, to supply the moisture'
which it has lost in passing over a fed hot surface. In
proof of this, attention is called , to, the ciwtiflcatea of Pro
ftfssor BilHtean, of Tale College, New Haven, and to those
of other scientific who bard examined this subject
If public and universal approval to any test of merit, tho
proprietors of this valunhlo Furnace can appeal to the
written testimony of thousands, to the and to public
exhibitions in all parte of the; world, it having received the
Prize Medal at tits Worlds Fair, and tbo highest Premiums
at Fairs in Now England, New York, and a Silver Medal at
the State Agricultural Fair in Pennsylvania,
Manufactured and sold by.
ABNOIiB.J: WILLIAMS.
nbvfrdSml 1 Agente for Western Pennsylvania and Yn.
CARPETB AT GREAT B ARGAINS!
fIMIE undersigned having reduced the prices of their hew,
-1 largo end wolleelected stack of CARPETINGS, OIL
CLOTHS, DRUGGET3, RUGS. MATS, MATTING,-Aci, now
offer Great Bargains to pemraa wishing.to purchase.. '
The entire: stock, containing over 25,000 yards of All
kinds of Carpetings, has been reduced from 10 to per
cehti"<' M ' •
Perrahit about'furnishing Hotels, Steamboats, or Dwell
ings. are invited to call before purchasing' elsewhere, tie the
whole will positively be sold the present season, to make
room for other goods. , C. 11. HEADLYA CO.,
- novis . • K6.B&.Tblrd st.
rpHE BENTON IRON COMPANY, of Western Pouhsyb
X vania, with a capital of $150,000, having becorno the
owners and proprietors of the RENTON and DICKERSON
PATENTS, in Western firs making Iron di
rect from the Ore, are now prepared to sell rights ■to us® :
thoirlmprovemcntej to patented, in the territory aforeteld.
. The acknowledged superiority*.of the. Renton process,
whereby iron ore can be ognverted into wrought iron, at
About the coat of converting ore into pig meial, renders it
to ..recapitulate its advantages here.-
Letters addressed to W. DE WEES WOODS,Esq., at Mo-
Reexport, Allegheny county,: Pennsylvania, where a furn
ace, with the Renton Improvement, la now in successful
operation; will meet with immediate-attention. [nov7:d A irtf
'IkTEW BOOKS.—Tho Czar and tho Sultan; by Adrian
J,v .Gilson.
• Louis XVU.J bis Life, bis Sufferings, his Death; by A. De
Beauchesno. . > ;
,Mr. Rutherford's Children; by tho author:of the Wide;
Wide World. -
History of tho Insurrection in China; by Mr. Callcry and
YvnU. • .■■■■■,■■ . . *■: •
The Homes of the New World—lmpressions of America ;
by Frederikaßremer.
. Life In the’ Mission,'the Camp, end the Zenana: or Six
Years in India. By Mrs. Colin Mackenzie;
The Conflict of Ages, or the Groat Debate on tho Moral
Relations of God and Man; by. Ed Ward Bocchcr, D. D. ■
Men and Thing* In Europe; ; bjrKirwcn. .
Nob. 11 and 12 of the N. York Crystal Palace Exhibition.
Helen Mu]grave, or. Jesuit Exccotor?hfp—being Passages
from theiife of a Secoder fromltomantom.
.Tho Mouk's Revenge, or ibe Secret Enemy; a Tale of the
Lost Crusades. By Samuel Spring, Esq., author of Griffer
Al BnrmadL :
For sale at W. A. GILDENFENNEY A CO'S,
. novS 70 Fourth street. .
[oct&fcdet&wOt]
.; Wotche* >nd Jewelry.
HOOD Is nowoffering flno.Watahes ond Jewelry at
greater inducements than over, bring determine to
sell bowen than any other establishment in tho West. Ho
vhonld respectfully : invito attention -to his stocky feeling
satisfied that we can satisfy tho publio of tho above fact.
All Goods sold at thisrostabltohment will bo warranted aa
represented at tho time of rale.
: Just received, a largo ondfine IotofALBATA SPOONS
and FORKS, superior toany.othcr woro ln übo,
- P. B.—Watch work dons as well as at any establishment
In tho United States, and warranted, at low prices. P;raso -
call at 61 MARKKT fitreet.Pittebnrgh. . . • novl*lv
S If BINGES—IO gross, glass, mate lib: capr, assorted, in
. store uadforsate by (novllj FLEMINGBRQg, J
'.;:.:--;V: : -,;:'V
; - PBIOES OF
| Bid. -
$ 119,00
| 100,00
I : ( 105,00;
~;i‘Bs,ooj
: Mkteu Mr YaL
■t 120,00*$ 100,00
101,00; 100,00
100,00.
100,00
100,00:
loil.oo
100,00
106,00
100,00
02,00: 04,00;; 100,00:
49,00
48,75
: 60,00
102,60
10,00
26,00
8,00
BAKK H<
»TE iIBX.
• rmc iiaHSTCTa post nr
•xchange Bankers*
s th ttruii t Pittsburgh, i
OHIO. ,
Stateßk.aodbranehea.,, •
Otbersolvcnt 8anka...... 4?
ißank of Sandusky.*....,..'—
iGranvine,;..;...,,6o
j Norwalk,,go
|Cfbana.w.;...; M .,„.,i...4. bC
i W005ter...,..,,.. 26 '
INDIANA.
State Stock Banka $4
Stateßk.and branches.,.' ~ 9?
iiUNors. •*
State Stock 8anka......... s*
State Bank 8ranch......;. 60
Bank of 111in0i5............ 75.
KENTUCKY.
All solvent Banka.....
. MISSOURI.
Stateßk.and branches-,
MICHIGAN.
Allsolvent'Banka—,...i. I
. WISCONSIN. :•
Marino a Fire Insurance " ■
Co. at Milwaukle-,...., 2
TENNESSEE. :
All solvent 8ank5......... 8
, NORTH CAROLINA.
All solvent Banks...- 1 '•
BOOTH CAROLINA.
All aolTent 8anka......... 1
GEORGIA.
All solvent Banks • \X4
ALABAMA.
All solvent Itanka. 5
LOUISIANA.
AU solvent 8anka......... V&
EXCHANGES.
New York.—....,.par.
Philadelphia... ’ par.
Baltimore, par.
Cincinnati s^dlsc't.
Lotisville.. •jjdlsc’t
St,Lmilp...„ ..1 diso’t.
VALUE OF COINS.
American Gold (new)--- par.
American Gold (01d).......pr , in.
B3
Guineas ........ 6 00
Frcderlckdors.— ...» 7 SO
TenThalere.........-...;.., 7 80
Ten Guilders * 8 00'
Louisd’or.,,- 4 25
Napoleons 3 83
Doubloon?, Patriot-...—16 70
Doubloons, 8panb , h,.„..,H5,25
Ducats..— 2 10
AND VENXIX.ATINO FUBNACF.
S iiLLISo. OFF
To Iron manufacturers.
AUCTION SALES.
Brok«ra,
UUburgh, ,
JAMES ArKENNA, Auctioneer end Commission Mar*
chant,No. 120 Wood street, near the corner of Fifth,
rogolar fialen ofDry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, Glassware,
now end second band FurnUura,eachdoyatvlO and 2
o’clock; and at nearly gas light, each evening, Watches *nd
Jewelry Pistole-Books, Fancy articles, Cutlery, Boots,
Shoes, Ac;, with a general assortment of every description
of Ihy Goods.-Refer.to the principal merchants. fchfl .
. _ Auction—Daily Sales*
A -*n^ e Comffiercial: Sales Booms, comer of Wood add
-*X Fifth streets, at 10 <fclbck> A. M., a general assortment
of Staplo and "Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Hats,(&p.v&c»f "•
. ; AT 2 0 7 CIK)CK, P. M.,
Groceries. QueenswaTe, Glassware, Table Cutlery, Looking
Glasses, New and Second Hand Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, Ac.,
.• AT.J O’CLOCK, P. M,
Books, Stationery,\Ptocy Articles, Musical Instruments,
mrd vara and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods, Cold tod
Bilrer watches. Ac. P. M. DAVIS. Auctioneer.- TJo3l:tf
Peremptory sale or; Four Packages choice 014
BRANDY, to pay Charges; at AUCTION.—On THUBS
BAY next, December lat, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon, will
befiold, at McKenna’s Auction Home, without reserve. the
following lot of choice old Brandies, to pay charges:—i or..
caisK old Brandy, JamesHonnesy;2do,do. do., PcHovolsen;
1 do. do.,- fine Tinted vineyard,-proprietor.: Thdpe
wishing to purchase,.can examino any lime previous to sale.
nov2B . . . JAMES McKENNA, Auct’r,
44,00
43,00
24,00
68,60
46,00
50,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
&4X.E OF FANCY AND BTAFLE DRY
..£?£?£'l£%P OERIES ' MOVES. <fc., at Auanby.—
-uniHURSI)A\, December. Ist, inat»j at .10 o'clock in the fore*
noon, will he sold at M’Kenna’s Anction House, the stock !
or a Dry Goods Store, as the owner is declining business—'
comprising blankets, cloths, cassimeres, alpacas,merino<v
pnghaps, calicos, flannels checks, shawls,; gents, and la
aies fine cambric hdkfe, hosiery, glares, moos. de'Jaines,
laces, veils, silk fringes and bindings,
napaips, sUk hdkft, blenched and brown muslins, Irlrh lie*
fwi.4 shirts, check and fancy shirts, and alotof
ttn f *&<><»• At 2 o’clock in the afternoon—
rSß? i' €? npowder * younghyfon and black tea, moliesos,
alsplcev 22‘.whole and half bores
tobacco, part; of a cask
a , w ,' n f» herring, mackerel and shaeft shovels, glass
a lot of wooden dishes and-bbwls,'-parlor lamps, two
show cases, ope counting house stoveandplpe; one cooking
stove, with fixtures complete."' v : ,- T -- r ®.
n ° v29 JAMES M'KBNNA. Auct'r.
'49,75
- 49,00
63,00
105,00
12,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
100,00
25,00
25,00
175,00
63,00
20,00
17,00
7,50
17,50
200,00
10, OC
' 6,00
P* 11. JDAVIB, Auctioneer.
7,00
1,75
3,25
2,00
2,60
TT S PI^ RITEII ' 3 SALE OF SEASONABLE FASHION-
U A PJf CLOTHISa.-On WEDNESDAY morning, Nov.'
»-nl at.the Commercial Sales Rooms, comer
of Wood and Fifth ftreeta, will ha fold, without reserve,for
account whom it may concern, a. large and well assorted
stock of superfine Winter CJothingy made In the latest
style, comprising superior Barota, cashmere, cloth, I .Milan
and German vests; super black and-fincyeasslmere pants:
extra fine black, blue and brown' cloth frOck and dress
coats; waved Beaver, petereham and niggerhead overcoats;
Whitney, pilot, plush,; beaver, felt and Hon skin do 4 caral
™e*J» eattlnet.and tweed coats and fVockteea; superior
moth and casaimere sacks; hangups and oversacks: under* 1
shirts: drawers, Ac., Ac. : 1 - . -
Al»-Md°zenfinewhlteShirts,with Linenbosomsohd
coUws, made of superior York Mill Martin, In the French
style, all of nhich are worthy of the attention of. dealers.
n ° Tg> •.■■■■■ P. M. DAVIS. Aurt. ‘
S T^™A; '?. 1 ' ArioY I,KI GOODS‘AT AIIOTION.—On
THURSDAY morning, December I,at 10 o’clock, at the
Uommerclfll Sales Roomj', corner or Wood and Fifth street",
trill be sold, a large and genera! assortment of seasonable.
st °P» and Fancy Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. •
At 2 o’clock—Groceries, Hardware, : ChUety, G!oßswarea
QttocnawaM,-tooking-Glasses, Carpeting, new and second*,
hand Household and Kitchen Furniture, Curled Hair Mat*-
tressas, Feather Beds and Pillows, Franklin and Cooking:
Stoves, with a variety of other articles for housekeepers
and others. [nov®) p 4 M. DAVISi Auefr.-
A aiiKING COMPANY BTOCK; At Auctiok
XX —On Thursday evening, December Ist, at IV, o’clorit,
atthe Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and Fifth
streets, will be sold without reserve,' for account, whom it
may concern; 319 shores Adventure Copper; Mining Com*
pany gtock,.whlch has been forfeited by order of the Board
of Directors for non-payment of assessments, and which l<?
now subject to the payment of one dollar per share, being
assessment due Ist November lost.' - .
nov2d '■ : . ; P: Bf. DATIS. Auct’r.
VALUABLE LONDON BOOKS**? Accrtos.—On Timrs
day eyoning, December Ist, sfTJ4 o’clock, at the Com*
merriai Salas Rooms; corner of Wood and Fifth streets, will
be sold, by catalogue, a large collection of choica English-
Books, ombradng many valuable standard and elegantly
illustrated works; amongwblch are Le Keux’s Early Mae
ters In Ecclesiastical Laceration, % volVfollo, splendidly
illustrated; Microcosm of Xondon; 3vbls 4ta, beautifully
colored plates; Cuvier’s Animal Kingdom, 4000 oolored
dates, 8 vos; Antiquities of the Isle of Wight, 1 vol 4t6*
Pictorial Museum of Animated Nature, 2 vols, folio; 4000
cuts;. Ycatiges ofOld London, l vol, folio, fine plates: Old
England’s Worthies, 72 portraits and illuminations, folio:
Book of Ornamental Design, d vol, 4to: Pictorial Gallery of
Art, 2 vols, folio, 4000 cute; Works of Wm. Hogarth, 2vols.
4to ; Hndcn's Beauties of Moore, 2 vols, folio, engs; Romo
and its Surrounding Scenery, plates; Beauties of tho Opera
and Ballet, elegant portraits; Pgreej'a Rellques of Ancient
Poetry; Bishop Burnet’s History of tho Reformation. 2 vols:
temdscapo Palntersof England, illustrated; Selcctirm»froro
the Illustrated London News, 7 vols, folio; Tho Fables cf
John Dryden, 1 vol, folio; Works of. Dora Swift, 2 vols*
Knight's Cyclopedia of London: Tho Practical Mechanic and
Engineers Magazine, 6 vols, 4tn; Works of Edmund Sdcd
™Sl F0l; Knight's Cabinet Edition of Shakspeare, 12fois;
unpublished Documents of Melancthon and Luther; Hone's
Every Bay R»k,4o»engs, 4 Tola; The Ericthqn at Athens,
folio,plates; Foreign Field Sports: Tho Fitiwilllani Mo
seuia of Ancient Brontes, Ac, plates,folio; Antiquities of
Great Britain, fouo, Ac. Catalogues ore now ready.
IMT2O . - ■ P. M. DATia, Auct’r. -
NEW MUBICL—Luda d] Lammcrmoor, from Donltoiti’s
Italian Opera.
-
BeUiario,fromDonlzcttrtiOperal ,
Annaßolena, do Bellini, ;' ' .
Llodn dl Chamounbc, deDonlxatti.
Hernoni—Opera by G.TerdL
Laßomnambula;*Nona»., > .
Rival SchoUlsrh, wilh colored frontispiece,
Bamboula—Fantasia by Got;schaHc.
Fantasia de Concert—Ben Bolt—par Wm. Yinc’t Wallace.
LoulaNnpoleon Quickstep,
Zig-Zag Polka: Express Gallop!,
. Fanny Fern Walla; Topsy Polka.
Grace Greenwood Polka; Kiss Scbottlscb.
Where oro now the Hopes I Cherished—from Nortna.
virrin Goddess; Chained at last I find thee near me—
from Normn. -•
J>t know; Kitty Crow.
Willie’s on the dark blue sea.
Switzer’s Farewell, Ac.
ALSO—AH the latest wunpositlons of Gottechalk, Jaell,
Wallace, Schullhoff, Strakosch/and other great composers,
forsale by CHARLOTTE 1 BLUME.
POVI9 : NO.IIS Wood street--'
DANCING ACABEHY. at WABHINGTONHALL.
Young Lidlei A Childrens’ Cla.sra.
I WOULD respectfully inform the public, and Yodnfr
Ladle* especially, that I.lntend comraencdngnjy Cla*s
for Ladles lii the latter part, of the present week, and would
most earnestly request all who may wish ti> attend, to give
In their names, and join with the commencement or the
Class. Also, tho Class for Children vascommenced oij Sat*
unlay last, 19th lost, and will continue every Saturday » £
ternodn, at 3o’clock. Parents who may wish to have thelr
children taught.» hoooming, easy, graceful manner and
walk, on d a light, natural carriage I n dancing, would please
send their children, so as to hnvethem commence ax tmee.
For farther particulars, enquire at the Hal Von Woxl st,
dov22 ;•? : CnBISTOPHER A.~MoMANUB.
MAGAZINES POR DECKMBKR.-QodeyV Graham's,
and Peterson’s. . ‘ • -
Health Trip to the Tropics; by N; Parker Wlltts.. '
Tho Old Doctor, or Stray Leaves from my journal; being
sketches of the most interesting reminiscences of a retired
Physician. ■
Harry Hareon, or tho Benevolent Bachelor: by tho an*
thor of u Tha Attorney.”
Charles Auchestcr; a Memorial. ! \
.Fortaleby H. MINT2B & COi,
. nor 22 . . No. 52 Smlthfteld street;
XWILI» SELVniy nnexplrcd leaeo (fourteen. year?) of a
-Lot, rituate on.O’Hara street-usd Spring alley, In {lie
Fifth Ward—4o ft frosting bn O’Hara- street, and rouniDß
back 100 ft. on Spring alleV, os veblch Is erected a fbur
storied Brick House, 40 ft square, with a framfstsrostories,
(50 ft. on Spring alley, .well calculated to carry oh any
; branch of manufacturing tnilbesa. Beingengaged In mnn«
u&ctnrintrin the country, X offer the above for sale, -In
quire at No. 423 Liberty stmt.
oclS:tf.
SCOTIA'S ■BARDS,-*- 4 ' The throne and sceptre of England
wlUcrumblo lhto dust, Ute those of Scotland iand
Windsor Castle and Westminster Abbey will lie in ruins oe
poor and 'desolate as thosa of Scone and Joaa. before th<»
lords of Scottish song will cease to reign in tho hearts of
men.”—EnwA&n Eructi... .
A splexriiid>oUune.- For salo by ;
JOHN s. dayison,
05 Marfcet street, pear 4th at.
BONNETS, BONNLTB.—A. A. MASON &.QO.j No 25
llfth street, will exhibit, this morning 250 Velvet,
BUk end Satin Bonnets, of the latest styles and most fash*
looablecolors. ' nov2V '
a LPAGA&—Oust received at A. A. MASON ft CO.’&No.
J\ 25 Fifth street, 150 ps. Alpacas, of every color and
ganlity. •• nov2l
yenUK SILK VELVETS.—A few pit. extra flue. fplbnilld
Vf 'finished Black Velvet, for Cloaks, just VecM.
nov2l A. A, MASON ft CO, No, 25 Fifth st.
LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS.—We Invito attention to our
large and splendid assortment of Cloth Cloaks and
Velvet Talmas, {pov2ll y : Ju A. MASON ft jCO.
rpBIUMINGS, TRIMMINGS.—A; A. MASON ft m, No.
>X 25 Fifth street, are imw oxblMtioff one of the lirpest
assortments: of Trimmings erer offered Jn thls city, of all
the most fashionable styles, and of every color. [pot 21 ■ 5
Bank of Pittsburgh sham for sale by
. AUSTIN xoomis,
novlS . No. 92Tbnrih st.
FRGSU CRANBERRIES— Just received and.for rale at
the Family Grocery and Housekeepers’ Store of 1 .
: novU ; ’ BAILEY ft RENSHATCV !
SPICED SALMON;
/ Mess Mackerel; • . •• [
/ No. 1 Mackerel, In kots \ i
' • V . . Salmon, In this.
Vor salu by . faprls3 ; BAILEE ft BENSHAW.
MOURNING GOODS of all kinds; Black Bombasines;
Alpacas; Canton Cloths; Black De laines; Homes;
Grenadines; Silk Tissues; Muslins; Ac. : *
A. A. MAttSN ft 00., .
. .-novU. ' No. 25 Fifth street’
/VrroOL LONO SHAWLS.—A A. MASON S CO., No. 25
Tt FIFTH streetjj have on hand over .5000 Shawls
of every quality. ~ -nov!4'
TO LKT—A large Three Story DWELLING HOUSE,
. situated on Second atr*et,hekrWood ‘.coatalua ttvelvo
rooms. Possessionoiithe IstorDecambbrnext; >. ? ;
S. CtfTHBERT * SON, : .
'l4O Third street..
IriUUJ UIUSAT WOltK ON INI’i D.K LITX.—A PRIZE ES-
X BAY, bjPoarsoD,of Scotland. Its Afffects, Causes and
Agencies. Por salefcy ■ J.'S. DAVISON^
• aoTlfi . ‘ , f •65 Market street, near 4Uygl» ■■
a LASS—2SO boxes B*lo Glass; ;
•100 : « 10x12 « ? •
75 “ 10x14 “
50 ”10x15 11 • i
60 u 10x10 “ i* Swearer’s” brand; for
C SMITH & SINCLAIBi
122 Seopnd and 151 Front gtrccta. ,
AT o. SUOAB— 70bbdfl^prlme,ror«aloby/
1\« norU. • r SMITH & EINCLAI
MOLASSKS— 160 bMs for sale by ;
v/norll ~ : /SMITH & SIHCUUR.
CIHJiKiJIi— 25 boxes, prime, tor sale by -.i • -
> HOTII - : BMITH &SISCLAI7L
ODFISEf—IO caEhs, for sale by - . \
povll ~ . SMITH & SINCLAIR;
S.LUAH&— *40,000 Half " "' . ;
„ 10.000 Crus A Sons* Prindpcs; ;
; . 6,000 Havanas (Londnn'O vUh other choice
brands; fbr sale by - SMITH A SINCLAIR^
norll : : / . 123 Second and 161. First Btrecta. A
SUUAK— 25 bhds prime N;0. ?
6 bbls. Clarified;-.
1 10 do Refined* for sale by .
nosl ' > : • X P. WILLIAMS, 122 Wood gt
/■'IOFFRE—OQ tSagapriroeilio; ' . • ;v I
•v/'.' 20. w togmyra; 1 ■ \ .l.
20 « OliL Got. Jam !
norl . J. D. WILLIAMS.
mEAS—BO half dieata prime Gmiaandßixek: T -7- ” 1 .
X ISO caddies do do do 1 v i
norl , ' - J. P. WILLIAM
, Y r IHH.DRBN'B GUMS,
boxes for fab bj- , .*iv «vctj .s»;** . v
JT irapST JONO * MOORHEAD* < J pO?9
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HgKEBHA, Auctioneer.
For Sale.
KDWARD FABER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
! i UBt published ami for #ala by H. MIN Kii
;.±J 4 CO,No,32FAIITOPIEI,D(«trcet:~
I t» lo e c H!? te J n tho LiTcsof tbo Queen# of
1 ?ol!-Soth^$i m tb * EWI > aUthor of " Blanficia «W V**
Joault Exccutorship-Mo* Warp'
In the_ life-_°f a fiece{]er; from; Komanbm. price. 60 cents
•papery or 75 cents cloih.
,: ,Merldandt or,.fielf-Sacriflcfi;.by the auth«r.orMttrj?&'et
-Sloftlahd. •60cTOtapaperj.76contflclo»h. •
. The Iron Rulovor-Tyrrnuj In Ihe'Houßohold; by T. 8
Arthur.' 'Price 1 25. cents. • "
BusyMomenfsof an Idlo Woman. Price 50 cont#.
Lady Lee’s Widowhood, the. best novel of the day, lsuow
published complete. Price 37)4cents. ,
11. MIXER & CO.
nov2l . . ... No.. 32 SmlthfleUT street
Fruit Trees and Shrubbery.
TUB subscriber offers for sale a choice assortment of
; strong, rigorous Pear Tree?, both dwarf# and Bta»;d
- a boaring'-gjirs; Near Jersey Peach, Plums,
Cherries Apricots, Gooseberries, Cumntsj Raspberries and
other Traits; Evergreens, .Tulips .and Crocus
Roots, for.the farm and garden, of the. most approval com
strnctlon, from the Seed and Horticnl tural Depot, 49 Fifth
"frfot. [hpTl6J : ; JAMES WARDROP.
HealEatato rorSate.
■ AND. WAREHOUSE, situate on ,Wood fltro<''fc,
JL , Pittsburgh, between; Fifth street and Virgin -alley, < e
cuplodlately by M’Cnlly & Co. as a Glass Warehouse.
ALSO—A Lot, on the Monongahela river, in the Elgh'b
Ward, immediately above the Rolling Mill of Millrr
Cb ?^.*9 0M hartDjtn.ftont of about 170fcet on theriv. r!
j. ALSO—A Lot in Allegheny City,on Ranh Lane, oceanic
by Herron * Criswell as * Cotton Batting Factory. •
Terms easy. Apply .to .. JOSEPH KNOX,;
. nov2Unmfcs . Attorney at taw,,7l Grant stmt.
"ftl-lM’ bEAD received per steamer Return, and fur
fale by . ALEXANDER GORDON,
noyl6 : 134 First street
.BERMoN’d—VOtame three, price 6U cenb^—
E3l ° b f “““ * co - No - ®
author of hatni
Mm. Margaret Maitland." Price SO cent-,
pawr; 78 cants, doth. .
Frlce&i'raSr Practical Mechanics’ Journal, for October.
The Practical.Draughtsman’sBook. Party. Price 37 !>-
'. Appleton’s Mechanic/ Magtutino; for November. price
Vo cents. '
Peterson’s Lady’s National Magazine, for Decem’r. Trice
is cents. ■■
„ „ . NEW JUVENILE BOOKS.
World RuthOTfor(l '*' Ch,Wron i by authorof Wide,-Wide
• TOp-Top,orNoblaAinas; by Mrt.LlCiTuthlll
'3?tys&s£S”? CT ’ Affection; by Mrs. Conant.
■J£uh?\ IR N . E *£ ROOKS of every kind received as Soon ns
published, and offered at the very lowest prices,
«n*ti „ H. MINER*.CO,
-°°* u No.; S 2 Smithfield stmt.
•TRUU HAWORTH, corner of Diamond and Diamond
“ alloy, wishes to inform his cnstomeriacd. the publla
thathe lanaw rocalving alargeand choieo selec
2°? 2f GROCERIES, such as choice Young Hyson, Imp<v
ml,.GanK>wder, extra fine.Souchong, Ningyong; Oolong
and scented Orange Pekoe TEAS; Mocha, Old Java
£h? *^°v? FF ? E ! ; fine SUGARS and SYRUPS; Bunch*
onc!o ’ f and Suitana RAISINS; fresh CUft’
Lesion and Orange Peels; supe-'
I 1 I °LBRANDIEa; Poit, Madeira, Tenerifle, Cha££
Malaga WINES; togetlier with
a generaijassortment of pure of which he Is
PRICES that cannot be
beat by any other Store In the city. . novl*
I- „•. , . • Notice ’ . ~ -
□ terebygiven, that the fourth instalment of 20 ner
cenfc ou the subscriptlens to the Hbuse ofßofaire for
n eatexU'PemiFrlraniii, was thin: day callej ; payable it the
Offlce of the Treasurer, on the 24th Instant; also, th. finh
lostaUnenUif 20 per cent, payable on tho fifth day ofße-
By onler of .the Boonl of Managers.
- Il ° rls JOSHUA gANNA. Tteas’r.
. „ v . KoMee *
A „_K^?. 0:1 . 8 hnowing themsetres to bo lnfiahted to
P lease csl! «ni settle their sc
counts tarore the Ist of December. AllpersonshaTlnitclatms
against lliem; will present them for settlement o« a. Bms
designs withdrawing from the firm on tho Ist of December,
noylcarmarv. .. i v fiTBRN 4 880.
Bookal lUnuo Boole* II
rpHE ChrloiinnMinsurel: by J. it. Atten. Price 76 etc.'
X per doien $6,60.
dozen^7s™ Ue MiMtr ' l: bjrJr ’ B ’ Aik ° n ‘ Prfco S7^: P"
dozen $7 &T* Mo,a3 “ a: A - & Price 76; pef
* A™™***?.»«* rrice76;
“w Hermonirt: byAlexander Aa'.J. Price €3; per
pe?d<^^ lao °“ : by,,4A - Cl ? llish ‘ ns£ - «»«»
Ibe Cemlna Sacra. Price 76; per dozen 63,60. For
.•q&Syv : riT I-ftMOM^MTOtoIStTMt
- oct-.i . . ... • f Union &a<! Dispatch copjr.f
UQ BTKKAiT U the place to bay BOOKS of
at all prices, t<> meet all tastes, from the
f * Book to the most expensive Annuals and Ulo**
irateatvjorkfl... ■
5 r Je ® ult Execntowhip; be Ing Passages
In the . Ufa of r Sebeder .frota fiomaaisra—an Antobl*
ography.. Price 50 cents; 75 cents cloth.
The Monk's Revenge, or the Secret Enemy ; aTalo of the
iator Cnimdes—bj Samuel Spring, Esq, author of “Giafflr
At Barmaid —complete in one largt octavo volume of two
trajtrt ood forty pages. Price 60 cents. . ...
The Forged m 1 1; by Emerson Bennett. Price SO cents.
Bleak House; by Charles Dickens. Price 50 cents.
a , 8 5 , .' awUo r “ uI “r BookgJPriee 50 Cents,paper;
lOeeuts, cloth.: . . It. MIN'KIt 4 cC
novIQ, . No. Bmlthfleld etreety
• Dutctt Bulbotxs Boots* &c«
rp -r subscriber boa received direct from Harlem hla fnp.
A&Z °£ Hyacinths, Tulips, Croons, PeoncafC and
other Rower Roots tor fall planting, and for winter Inoo'm*
lng, in pote and glasses; Lawn Grass Seeds for fall sowing,
which mate close, smooth turf, eqnai to sods, Pru
ntDg-lnstmmenta, Garden and Farming Implements of the
ti r i £ tioi3 » « Eastern prices, from the
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, 49Tifih strent. •
no ™ "■ ■' . ' - . : JAME-t TEARDROP.
D
SALE.—A‘good, well amm
gcd JUUCK DWELLING HOUSE, .with lot 2+ feet
S?WO° n Fcfl^ th slr??t * atoTe S 6 feet deep. Price
-ALSO.—A tfrrop story BRICK HOUSE, ritbated on St.
Tenna exwy on both of the above. ■
I^°nivn?TTv^HsKi i ! >^. :,ITV^AwmCjnable - bKICIi
-. ■ IiOLSK I'Olw BALK; situated on Fourth
near Roes. The House is welt arrnucFd for comfort
c -.™® nl “ t ‘ ce - 1118 Lot is 24 fcct front by fits deep.
Price JCOOO; terms easy. .S. CUTHIJKUT & SOX,
.. norlO. - . . ; ■■■■,■. ffo: 140 Third street. -•
'XHiUTt AChKSOK OItOUKD. near thu
X Butler Plank Road, on.which la erected a Slcfclo Far*
;tory,4oby23 feet, onerfojy high: also, a BoUdlmr con
nectedjlS by 13 feet, and a Dwelling Etoufe, 20 by 70 feet,
Arae story high, with stone basement, and oiuht room*, fln-
Wied An good rtyJo'; lafrge liable, 20 by 14 feet, and a
Frame Stab!e,l3 bylS'feet. Twenty 'Acres good Bottom
gobd Timber. TbU property will bo sold
low, and on good terms. Apply to '
: TIIOM AS MOFFirf,
Post Buildings, Fifth street..
f SALB~-4S ACiIKS UK LAND, in tiowiekley Bottom,
fi. a from the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,
no the Big Sewiekloy C*eek—23 acres good Bottom Land;
the balance well timbered. This property trill bo sold
cheap, ami on gocdtermv. :Ar>plyto .
THOMAS MOFFITT, Real .Estate Ag%
Postßujlrilngfl, Fifth street.
BALE—A HOUSE AND, LOT, on Samson street, be-
JL tween Federal and Beaterctreels, In the Second Word:
Allegbony cltjr, lotai by 32 feet, -with a good Brisk Build
■ lns*do>k by 32 feet, containing six rooms and cellar.
ALSO—A -GOOD BUHDINO LOT, 80 by 20 feet, with a
twelro foot-alley alongside. • This Lot will bo sold low, and
on good terms, Apply to THOMAS MOFFTTT,
- nor - K«al Estato Agent, Fifth st., Post Bulld’g.
/TaHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA KAILEOAD STOCK—2O
VX sboreswantod by ■ ACSTOLOOMIB,
« liis ’ -• No. 92 Fonrth st..
Aft 80, AND. 160 ACBE LAND WARRANTS WANTED
b >‘ V AUSTIN LOOMIS,
- - No. 02 Fourth st.
At ifk lbs. ntEsu cohn .meal; ———
GOO H>3 Extra Hulled Burkwheat Meal.
Boo’d andfor sale by BAILEY A RKN’SHAW,
203 Liberty street.
SHABFSBUItDPKOFEIITI'-iOK BALK, a lliuble Brick
HOUSE, of two stories, Fnltablo for two tenants; each
. part finished, with a cellar; : hitchon; and four .rooms. The
Lot is 83 feet front by 100 deep. Will be sold at a bargain.
ALSO—A BRICK HOUSE, onChestnut street, Allegheny.
00133 KCUTHBEBTA SON. No.TIP Third st.
AND.PINE APPLE CUEESKJuatreoeivod, tbe
VX finest In the market, by
00125 BAILEY A KESSIIAIY.
a LL KINDS OP WILD. SILVER AND BANK NuIEB
u\. bought, sold and exchanged by
«29h • m A. WILKINS A C0.,-Bankers,
United States Bank Bolldlog.Ko.'XFonrthßt., Flttaburgb.
CIXTY WAitHANTS—*OOO IVANTKD~by" " '
A octal AUSTIN LOOMIS, No. 02 Fonrth st.
1 ft SHARES FITTS. IKUST AND SAYINOS 00. STOCK
1U WANTED by AUSTIN LOOMIS,
«t2O No. 92 Fonrth st.
EDILBINO LOTS.—Ten Lots of ground, Etnato In New
Troy, franting on Chosnnt street, each 23 by 100 fb_t,
for sale low. Apply <o MOFFITTALOwSIE,
0018 . ileal Estate Agents, Post Buildings. 6th «L
“I altlED ArFLhS —200 bushels In store and for sale by"
XJ 0019 KINO A MOORHEAD.
A A- MASON A CO., No, 25 Fifth street, will open on
la. ■ Monday, tho 3d instant, a new.ohd splendid
ment of LADIES’ CLOTH CLOAKS nn4~ VELVET TAL
MAS. t. . - ft.-,.:’ t-vf.,-:;. : - oe3
CIOLEEUE TEXT 150UK—65 MARKET STREET.—A
/ faUJnvoleo just received ana for gaie ty"
• ; J. S- .DATI&3S,
Late Davison & Akdbtt. ■
T)IU ML'I'AL—IUU tons Itock UlU(Jdnlata)FofgeM6t&l;
. ISO ■“ Marietta Anthracite do do ...
>--noT3] KINO & MOORHEAD. '
For sale by
■\\rn*X>o\Y GLASS—WW boxes 8x10,10x13, and 10x14,
TV McKonnanA Co.’s brand, in store and'for-sslo by
nov9 • KING 6 MOORHEAD. *
To tbe Stotbholdera of the Pittsburgh
■ . and Connellsyiile Railroad Co. ;
fit ARE NOTICE. that the Annual Meeting of the fitock
. X holders of the Pittsburgh and CoooeilsTilJeßailroad
Co. wlll-bo held nt tbo Office of the Company, intbo City of
Pittsburgh, on the FIESIMONDAY {sth day) OF DEOKM
UKR NEXT, at which time ah Election for twelve Direc
tors, to serve for the ensuing year, will take place.
WILLIAM LARIMER, Jr,
;*■ novl4 Prns’fc Pittsburgh and CopnellsriUe R. R.
' Something vto bo Rememberedi ’
TpHATone or the jnoat complete a«ortmeats of SHIRTS,
i DRAWEESUNDERSHIRTS, Red, Blue -and White
GLOVES, HOSIERY, SUSPENDERS; STOCKS; CRAVATS,
PORT MQNNAPES, CARPET BAGS, and MEN’S and BOYS’
HEADY-MADE CLOTHINGS can bo found at GKIBBLE'S
CLOTHING HOUSE, No. 240 LIBERTY street, beadof
• Wood--.:'-" V’-.T •/.. '.octll
*\T4iW , BOOKS'.AT. DAVISON’S BUOr. fiXUKIV <» AlAJfr
1\ KET street, near Fourth.—'World to Come, by Cheevcr:
Infidelity; ScoUa’sßardsjChrfstian Father's Present to
hi* Children; a new work by James Brown on Galatians-
Light the Dark. River; HaralHoa’s phUbsopby; Hick
•ota-Moral Science; Life in the.Mission;-.or Six Years in
India; Conflict of Ages; Todd’s Daughter at School; Hearts
end-Facesy Lost Leaf of Bnnny Side, * jnovlO
T ADIES CLOTH CLUAKS.-rA. A. MASON A CO have
JLi on hand a splendid ftssortmentof Ladies’ Cloth Cloaks,
and are constantly receiving the newest shape! fnovlO '
LONG BROCHE SHAWLS.—A; a. MASON &CQ t No.
i 25 FIFTH stxcot, will this morning, a splendid
lot of the above. , nov!6'
- / fllesara. J* ShrotTel & Co,» ;
MANUFACTURE It BOF.FXItE PROOF SAFEB,
Vault Doors and Irba .TOndow Shutters. .
: A . ND as all pexsons admit the noces£!ty;hf ;tbe"abOvo
'A. mentioned recom
mendlng'our article to be equal to anything Un the city.
OrUere projiaptly attended to; and. put up in tho best
style; and on short notleo. „ ~I WM, • '
«U-BmUlifidd street, betwoen Fourth and Fifth* Pitts
burgh.- - • •• fsep9:d6m3 BHROFFELA CO. -
SnyT)qTK*WB bags Buckwheat Flour; v v.--/
11 now flonp Beans; in store and fbr
eajefcy foovU] KING t MOORHEAD,
Mercer County, to arrive, fbr
KING 4 MOORHEAD.
i-»LQ METAb-SOO ions
~ r rilo by fooyia]
... . , f ... ... r . ... .... • v. : '?•>■
, WeMinnamr, lley 17, 1855.
Ham, Mortimer, <C ilouiirop— Gentlemen: Having been
nfflictedwith User Gmplofntof ten part rtamUrtg, Xher*
oy. fjr iho benefit of (lie iitnietoff, taka grant pleas tun In an
nouncing that after u«lng n fetr.boUlesof yoar Hampton
Ttnctoro, 1 fonml it-hna nreontplWiKl a iierfttft ettrt. I
hare ueetl different mmllclnrit from, time to time, bnt ha»»'
neyer bean ablo ta occonnt forooy apparent good; end it ls
n blowing to stricken hnmnnltf to find ttotthetmedleliete
found Khlchpassueu. (he mmdriut power of prolonctnohiZ ''
manlfe.- The many rare* It baa nrongbt StßSmeiea*
~1# benp CT«-«> wblclrmaybo
ccd from its ofo; Yoar.*, respectfully,
J. ,Ccmnr lUr» •
f. ■ . MVETt COMPLAINT/ DEBIXTTT.
Infract jrtm Jam*g Harrii, Esq’t letter, JUztmhisL VttA
F P ea kJns c, f hemj-J
¥• Bas been snCwlng Kltb Iho UTor complaint anti
with Inabmtyr constantly Mmplalnlng, from P weoltnetS
hrouKh dter nhole eyetem. .She noir unJoys betterXnUh
than for thirty yeara, restored bythotuoS :
Hampton's-VegetableTincture.*.*-/
DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYES .
££trrad-of f Zotufort Co.. R»i
, “My wife ha* been for year* Hllllcted with weak
nmj pain • In the'.breaifc, mil© and back: pMpiiatluncf tha
heart; feeblonessoftho;noryousri?ysteo»flf<s«*f jippatj»h“
complexion pallowt.tho sight ofone eve.almost pone, tho
other very weak. lam pleased to fiay;Hamrton’s Tlneturw'
has restored horto perfect hoalth.- ller eyes are as Mod ’
norms ercr they wera” , 6
„ t. « rheumatism, 3& years.
from Rheumatism
from her lJ.h to of apet at times entirely -
helpless. .-Reins wealthy,sheemployed thcbMtmwllcalatr '
tention* and many medicines, hut was cured only by
_ CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM. •
Tbs Tfifocof Thomas ,M» Yeakle, 73 Peart Mra&t* was ••
finffererJor olpbt yp&j*. Restored to perfect health
by Hampton s YepetablcTiacttiro.
1, -v MERCURIAL RHEtJSTATISM.
' Rlnratirer,TsS-En3t Baltimore street, ffuffsred
yenrs; conld not sleep; dreadftil
« r ,“ ( '? di r^ iaJimb8 ’ i ’ roro apflntew of bone i> *
TOrd.-Biajjhyatcian pronounced him Incurable; tmtHamp- -
ton’s VcsetableTncturo aural him, ■ •-. • ~ ~****.r
t -> -•: •• HEREDITARY SCROFULA.
l bo Hon. W. p. Thomawon, once .
member of.Congrcsa from Kentucky, was n mass of Bores •
fo °v torncdLinsldoout, protru*-
: ding.over the eyoballe so.e6 to nrodnen EtsWas ■
cured by SamptorCi Tinclurt. ™
„ NERVOUS DISEASE, Ac.
Mre wm. Oldhamiof theEaltimora Cnatom'lfoaae.
Jj' t for plqhtoen. montha, with Sdy «'nl
for!ously &fT«ted. • He-was cured Yen.
ftablc Mizivrc, after other thlocs foiled 9 P * ¥e *
nr tt coNSDiimoN,- Ac
Sir. Henry C. Winn M r coaph for five yesnv ereat
weokucFs,&a;had r in.'nll;fiyeor blx phyriclanstSed all
their remedies* hntwae cured only by ; • • - •
; - \ • HAMPTON’S VEGETABLE TINCTDRE.
aDd at the .Drag Btoro of
?. r -GEO- n ;i KEYSERe 140. corner of Wood stoeettod
pin alley.. Also,by J, p. ELEMlNG,,Allegheny.: ■
■jrfny 't«*«k <■. Tire Braes of J)e. Banning
•••Sfig?Wp. :■ Isnow.pJt-nptaaTntichlm
-- -V foea. iuiiila-tfcnrn by
B .! Tahuadredß of pcTPODfl.for tb«
. \V: vftij.u' 'L, Kffr. ■■'■ ffi euTOftndproTentJottof Vocal.
% X'" mL M PHlmtoaTV' VytpfpXct Jrer
\\ £«a LY rm *-> spirud; fffmalt. UU-
‘ H&rff Tine and Utril&ted WEAK
fci |a BUc2i a* Prolfttjstia
.'l'-' ; T 7 terl^rCiirdnieDlarrccea,
\sa3&aEttgg?gfar . . Broggirg of tbo .Boiraio*
- pii«. nstuid.Mflk i**; airf
*?J?!*«£« Vc J 1 ** v^ y * ? a «criptlTo of Its use, may bo had
at my Store, free of chorge. • •■■••*
ritcliV, Chspln'iVJackrou'p, life?. Bette 1
and Venboro’a 80FP0RTER8; ,aI«V TRUSSES of ever?
Bind; r*iM» Storking?, Ea*pen?ary Bandages, and ererrva
r»cty of merbanlfinl anpllmcea used in tie curd of disease.
I wotLd r**rtrctfu!ly inrite the attention of nhypldUma and
other# to the aUvo vtletai. >• ■ ;-rT H, *r u .
For sr ■at
Dr. 0. 11. KITfSEB’S MltO STOBB,
v „ HO -tVoct! street.
o. D—« /jni in *»nt rf Tnuroa-enn hst» tlum Mnt
to any ran rf rtn rnnn try, by rtatlng whotter for too right
or g ■.*. ar..j fob tinr too measure round the body. Tool
~930' lUvard > •
t WILL be palrl to anypersonwhowillbuT ;
ft box of Ur -TEiUtEL'B HEALING OINT
MENT, And uac it according to directions* *
If they will call at my olSco and say-with •
a clear conydgnce, that' It will not £otn- •
pUicly cure Chapped Hands,
Soro UpSjßurnsond Freezes, Sores
on Children, and neatly alleriate. If not
entirely cure S&ltrheusn,- Pileiklnflamma. ;
u°n Of the Bites or Insects, Pimples bn the Haw.
andall Diseases of the Skin. MONROE. TERREL,
_For sale by FLEMISH KBSBHS,
FSjr B .Vs e „ t ’i‘ iltsh " r<!ll J x SMITH, Elrmingbnm; Mrs!
S.HOEMES.TempcrancoTina; D; M. Cmiari®ill(Bsh m y:
WM. gEIBKJtT A BSP-, 477 Penn street. Plttßburjrh • LOR.
.& WIGITTMAN', Pennsylvania Glass Works ; SAJTL
'sV£fe*P e s?Wi B.
Liberty; CO-i Stmrwfotown;
LEWIS DALZELL&CO,, Sharpshurg; STEWART, LLOYD
* CO., Mechanics’ Iron Works; J, >V r . HANNEN. Man
chester. ■. ■ ■ •
'• jy2salfcwy" -v-v :v -V^-,|v ■•'■: .
TEimEL’B ÜBALING OINTMENT tWw; wre Salt
/ xheum(Tetfer), Chilblains' Common Sores, Chapped or
acted Hand?, Burns or Scalds, Cuto'or Woundsv Piles, In
flammation of the Breast, Bites of Insect*, fibre Mps, plm*
£lef on the Face,, and Breaking Out and Sores on Children,
anu all Diseases oftho Skin, quicker and /urt* llinn wiry
other Medicine. •
.For nolo by FLEMISO : BROTHERS, imd Dr. KEYSER,
wood street, PUtabnrKh; J.G; SMMII Blrmlißilutm Droit
E,BEI^T * im °i 457 Pion street; BOEENZ
A M TGUTMAN', Penosylrdniu Ghtss ..YTorfcs; ' Mrs: 8.
Tempiraoc.*njo ;; I), M. CtntßY, Allegheny City;
SAJICEt, DA Eli, Allegheny City ; VM. SMITn ( lWcTir«.
Tllle; EUKE B. DAVISON,' I’;-,. it Liberty; SPANG A CO.,
Eteirartstown; LEWIS DAEZELL & CO., Sharnrbonth
STEWART ,LLOTI> &
BANNER Mimcbcstor.
‘
N
S. CT7THBERT «t SON, -
' - .140 Third street-,
8.-rAjdnglo bus of i-'r. TKIU’.KL'S OINTMENT will
. *keepany Blackfanit'hV^i’ormeT’g^Sailor’s,or Mochon*
li*. g hands, lot them chap or crock eTcr fo bnd T '?oond and in
good working order ftllTvlntor.-: . •
. Prepared and sold by. . ~ ':' MO NTIQE. TEtlßjit, :
jy2j:dagy ... ... .. . Naugatuck* Conn.
l?rlv<ts«l>isease»«-" r
DR. .BROWN, sNo. 41 Diamond "Alley, Do* •/»•
-•yotefilils mrtirt > .'aitentioD to ftn oglc&PraeUee
JjKS . me business is mostly- Confinwl to JVmaO TKf
w> ; Venereal and such pumful afflictions,
brooght on by improdehris, :youthfttlfcidulg<ncc and excess. '
_Syi>hill* f Syphilitic Eruption?, (ionorrben,<Hoftt,Strictufr l :
Urethral DlscJiaTgcs, Impurity or.tbo Blood; with idl Disco*/,
seaof the .Venereal Organ. ■ Skm: Diseases, Scorbutic ib-un*
tiona,Tetter, Ringworm, Mercurial DiacaKwi; Morainal Weak
ness, Impotency, Piles, ißhetunatifTO,': FerontorWeakness, '
Monthly/Suppression*,; Diseases of TfaoJotntfvFirtuln in
•Anoj jrertona AiTectionSj Painsin the Back atulloins, Irri«
tatfon of the r BladdoT .and- Kidneys, successfully
Cure guaranteed- • ' ' ; -V
. Sixteen years practice (six In this dty) enables Dr. Ur otto
to offer assurances of a speedy cure to all who may come on*
der biscare.
Office and Private Consultation Rooms, 41, Diamond alley.
tfljuCbnrgpgmoderate. • . .. nnvf>*dAvlv *
RUhUMATiaw,— Dr.-hrowirpimwly retteiy
for Rheumatism is a speedy and certain Remedy for
thatpainfol trouble. Itncverfall*.' v
Office and Private Consultation Rooms No.' 41 DIAMOND*
Pittsburgh, Penn’o. fflie Doc tor is always at borne,
marchZbdAw.-
H. CHILDS & CO.,
WHOIESMiEBHOE’WABEHOITSE.
, -•; • •• Noj'b 133 & 136. Wood ar n I’HrsnmtEn. pa. .■■•■.
TTrE would caR attontion uf Merchant* vtisltlng this -
: f Y Cny, to.onriraramcn6Q Stock of- - •-i ■*. ■
-BOOTS AA'D SHOESi ;; • ?
_ Embracing every variety for Men, Bodies'. 'Misses Roy’s,
youOi and Children; comprising one eftho- largest stocks
West off the Mountains. • . :
A splendid assortment of Men’s and Boya Kossuth.'Mse
aai Citizens'll AIR.,Silk and Cotton Plush
8 ?*** GAPS, of tlio lateht. styjpfl'and fashions
. A 150,2000 sides primoNew Tork taUnfed SOLE LEATHER
>Vo.have pnrrimscd direct from.tfco Manufcefuwivpria
clpaUy for CASH; and invito buyers to give tidr* coll, as wo'
are determined to soli as Jou> as any New York.'Ffcilad el Dhla
or Baltimore Jobbing House; ■ .; • . . .• •
sep2o:2md&w . . • ~IL CIHLDS' A CO.
“JLocuat Grove” RoardlngandDay SeJiooi
FOR YOUNG LADIES:* ¥ wo ° 4
THE HEY* WM. U. CLARICE having been Invited by
eovora! gentlemen Interested-, lu the.enterprise, to ea*
surne thoßectorshipi of .a Jtemole.Bomlnary to be establish
ed at tho Mansion House of the late A. Jlsb. Eeq,. neat the
Allegheny Arsenal, gives notice that ho is now encaged in
iaa^ D S tho neceyary.arraogemente tor the-admission of
pupils, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12>' - •
Ho nasseenred tbe co-operation-of Miss BROWNE, for
many years Tico Principal of the « Palapsca Female Insti*
tute, in Maryland,‘and will bo aided by other competent
Professors and Teachers. • • 1 ••• • •
Further;lnformation can be obtained on Application to
tboßector,who may bo found for tho present at No? 30$ •
Circulars, containing terms, Ac., will to roodynext week*
PrrtTBntmniT4pont.l7tb. 1853. • {ft-irlffcdawtf
New Dancing SokooU' > ! "" r
GIJBISTOPHKR 7Ah.Sic5UNO3,' late of Fhllodolphla.
would respectfully Inform tho citirens of Pittsbureh
and Ticioiiy that lie. has opened Ills DANCIJJQSCUOOL
In : WASIJISOIOM HALT? WOOD STItEEE? lie
teach Ibo Plain and Fancy Quadrille; Jiaiurkn- Onad.
to, Polka-Walts, gehotthh Waltz, Plain -Walti. Ifedow»
aua eolliuri WdlU,^: Pefsohs^hi r £ay
tajoli his da?see which are novrtbfmlcKa'canhara an
Inlerplew at tho Hall from Pifcloclciu the morning till 12
and ftom l_to sln the afternoon. Thera will aleoboclaasea
formed for ladies and children; In the afternoon • also, nor
can* taught at their j>wn prirato residences, If redulrel.
fl'”™*" 1 ?? “>7 wish to join cither of the qaa-Wearero.
quested to ndta application aa earlif.ni posslbfcw that
they may commence with their reepectivo (Hasser ■
For furthor information enquire at .tlie Hall, or nddresa '
-Ueo
v
J K ' v SjUSlO—ligeeijuaij Boliottifch—w tho MiaiOUco-
Hetty Jtobetta; b 7 S Static '
to Mlm Hattie L. White,
■ Schottlsch; Bodlsco; elegant]/ illustrated.
Maypolo ScboCtisch ; Osborn* .
• do. Horri?. 1 ■ ■
Soa Shell TFaUzj BlamtoJ.
. KatyVCrv: Como fan/njy Hot {bni. - -
. Old Dog Tray; Foster.-* :•• .. •'.
Rival SdiottiMh; Brown.
Katydid Polka; Jullcn. - ; ...
; Prima Donna'ffaltacs; JnJiep. •
Woodland Whimpers; Jeeli.
dolu la our Barling Pride; Sanford, v-;
Liny Bale Song,. Schcttiscb, Vftllz,' Variation?, nod
gultnrf' ••■■■ .->•.• ■ T: ■■
Pop goes the Weasel—*arurwdaneo.. •
; v • Iho above last received by Adana k CVa • t*.
father with b largo selcoUonof fOptUaFAbd standard
for saleby - . JOHN II; MELLOU^
OS- yre itgrif rwlred ge-t 1-. St W.OKI
if
hMISiSd to oto r°o£ 4000 ° f
Old Dot Tray, roster. '
Eojbl Jriih Quadrille, Jnllen.
American Quadrille, do.
Mount Blanp Polka, do.
• Prims Banna. We]tree, do.'
.tSs ■
1 - A ->■ - <■
Crystalißyerly. "
• TomtGkuto • > -■-•. • < •..
.'Wftter Sprite PolXa, <fo
' Ully
ft imthi- it ll!V IV-
CcmeTakea San,UEow JEtMoplan Sous *
AnretteM Solool fortlraMelddecn, SmoilmC.nA
Orrao.brT.E.Gurnily. Price Jl. a pnwo>»a<lß*««
, anil rfiitndalvof
TP, & SOHMEBTZ’,
.j ;r '.inra«ioi 9
MEDICAL.
TSyafUPBl-A,-' -
U I’.UECMATISV,
scnoFiJtA.
tIVKR COMPLAINT, to,
, ;fW« THE 3fmOFOHB.-W«3itii«nniliirt (iaat
BlctusJ hour tho glad tidings) This l» but Ifcaiinttecnt at
thousands; >
DB. BASOTHO'S LACE OP BOB'! BBACB.
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