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Hold*, PapM Book*, Postot*, and W
tions. All order* will Be promplly moJ -
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SATURDAY WBEKIT P ° ST /
. „, r Weekly is issued this morning with the
n cKs „f urn week, which is of more then ordina
ry i, lt orc*t It contains foil details of the for
eign news, including the battle of the Alma.
Also, the domestic events of the week and a
■ . yoriotv ~f miscellaneous matter, tor
sale at the cointer, with or without wrappers, at
6tc cents per copy.
«w- Application will be made to tho next le- ,
gi-dsdure tor the incorporation of upwards of ,
sixteen new Banks in different parts of the State, l
Which will incase the Banking capital of the 1
Commonwealth nearly four millions of dolmrs.
Besides these,U number will apply for re-ohar
ter One of the new “ institntions is to he lo
cated at New Castle; another at Mcadville ; and
nthird-which is to be a Savings Institution,
With discounting privileges, and authority to rc.
Min monies on depo.it-at Wash.ngt n Ba.
Their capital, respectively, is one hundred thou
aiud dollars. . ,
Many honest men attribute .be ™-
barrassmeuts lu our State to the want o: Bak
ing foe,lutes; yet the, forget that In New h ork
where Banks are most numerous, there is even
more stringency than here. These arc the k.ul
of folks who suppose there would be no mony
in tho country if we had not paper money Banta.
The absurdity " of this idea is best exposed by
calling the attention of those persons to the ao
that in the prosperous und flourishing Island of
Cuba there is not a single paper dollar in circu
lation ; nor is there any such thtng ns a paper
money bank. It is aleo the preo.se case with 110 l
land. Instead of rag paper dollars oironlali g,
they have nothing but gold and silver for a cur
rency ; the natural results of which are prosper
tty, stability in prices, and a happy and Indus
trious people.”
another case op imprisonment.
The British authorities at tbc Cape o
Hope have committed another outrage upon an
American citiien, that deserves the vigorous at
tention of our government. , , ■ ,
The American ship Prytown, Capt. Jenkins,
.ailed from New York for Australia. It put »
at Cape Town, where the captain was sued by a
passenger an* imprisoned for three days,
case was then heard b, the British juuge and
the complaint dismissed and the captain releas
ed He set sail again, bnt losing a part of the
rudder of his vessel he was compelled to put in
to another British port, where, his vessel was
seized and condemned as nnseaworthy. The
authorities afterwards sold tho vessel for » tri
fle t/a British subject ; aud the vessel .8 now
in service under the British flag. The cargo
was lost, as well as the vessel; and the whole loss
if over $70,000. , .
So far as appears there is no Justiflcation for
the outrage, and ample redress '““uld be
tnanded and enforced. The matter has been
before our government
There is soother chance for Whig sympathy
With foreign aggression on American nght. and
commerce.
V«cy proper.
A bronze statu, of the Hon. Thomas Corwin
is to be executed by a Mr. Jones, as soon as fire
thousand dollars is subscribed b, the people
Uhio. Commissioners to raise the money .
6 aid have already been appointed. It is also
rumored that the fri.nds of the late Dr. George
A Gardiner contemplate perpetuating his memo
ry by erecting a statue of brass in commemora
tion of his exploits. Wien this come, to the
ears of the admirers of ox-Becrotary Crattford
and the late Mr. Galphin, we hare nodouhtlhej
will bo equally ambitious to hand their faront.s
down to posterity. The whole group should hare
a prominent niche in the Capitol, for their his
tory belongs to the entire country. It would
be no moro than their merit* deserve; but,
should this simple act of justice never bo per
formed, we feel assured, nevertheless, that the
Oulpbins are immortal-that their names were
c not bora to die.
The Whig* of Hew York.
A pretty fair estimate may be formed of the
condition of the Whig party in Hew York from
the following extract of a letter to the Philadel
phia Ledger , of Thursday. Says tbs oorreß-
"SS»nd^ T lh. probabllllta of . dl.mrb.me being
rather powerful.” . . ..
Next Tuesday is tho day ol ttm election in New
York when the chances are “rather powerful
for an utter rout of the Temperance-Abolition-
Whig parly. Some Whig journals have fore
bodings that all is not right,notwithstanding their
candidates have received the nomination of about
eix different Conventions, including Anti-Kent
crs, Temperance men, und the colored popula
% t ion of New York generally.
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Tl»« Hew T«»t of Office.
The nomination of Daniel Cllman for Gover
nor of New York, by the Know Nothings, shows
most palpably what a miserable object the new
organization has in view. This gentleman has
been before the public as a candidate less than
n month, daring which time his birth-place has
been demanded n hundred times, but not once
has his capability or fitness been questioned.
Whether this test of office is an improvement on
the time-honored “Is ho oapable ? ” “I» ho
fit? " we will leave to tho common sense of tnan
kind. . __
Mini Lucy Stohb. —We did not hear the ko
ture of this lady, but we have heard others
apeak of It, and are satisfied U did not deserve
the ungallant and furious abuse of the Journal.
Hiss Btoue has lectured in many places with sac
cess, and been applauded as a good speaker.
Perhaps it waß a failure this time; but if Mr.
Parker had made a similar failure, we think he
would have been treated with more leniency by
some of our neighbors.
Abolition lecturers can advooate rank infidel
ty and be applauded; but if a woman advocates
ttie rights of her sex, and does not do quite as
well as usual, she must be abused without meroy.
The Gree Slovei
In another column will be found the advertise
ment of the Cosmopolitan Art and Literary As
sociation, whioh proposes to distribute tho Greek
Slave as the highest prise. Besides, every per
son taking a chanoe will at least get a $3 maga
zino which Is the amount paid. We know Mr.
Derby to bo a Qian of honor in all his business
transactions and, therefore, feel assured that
» ? ery thing in fee dewing will be oonduoted
fairly. The circular explains the matter fully.
New Book.
Lips is tux Clxawkgs ;by Sir*. Moodle. New York: Dewitt
A Davenport.
All who have read “Life in the Bash, inll
yant this companion to it. The author, Mrs.
Moodie, iB well known as a pleasing writer of
fiction. For pale by B. ¥. C. Mosgaaf lWWood
RtMgt.
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New* of me D»y*
The foreign steamer is in, but her news is or
'.tie importance other than commercially.
Another terrible railroad calamity, by which
0 or more lives were loßt, is rlported in
the telegraphic column.
The total number of interments in Hew Or
leans, for the week ending October SO, was two |
hundred and ninety-three, of which ono hundred
and soven wero from yellow fever.
At a Hard Shell meeting in Hew York the oth
er day, Hon. D. S. Diokinßon was very severo
against Prohibition. He characterised it as
the
jc infMnouß Maine Law.
Tom Hycr is out in a card In the New York
papers, denying that he was engaged in tho
priie fight which is reported to have oome off
lately in St. Louis. It is probably some fellow
who hoB usnrped Tom’s name, without his bone
and musolo.
Nearly all the Boston papers wero hoaxed on
Thursday, hy a publication in the Herald of that
city, of what purported to be Got. Wnshburnc's
Thanksgiving proclamation. The following day
the A this published the genuine proclamation,
which was a very different prodnetion.
\t a meeting of the Commissioners of Emt
-ration of the port of New York, hold on Wcd
,. It was stated that the whole number of
aliens arrived at this port from tho Ist January
to the Ist of November, was 273,561. Of this
number 12,000 have arrived within the last week.
The following States have appointed Thanks
pmug <iny ;
Maine
Maryland Nor. -3
VViMijonein “ -3
New Jersey... “ -3
Florida “
Pennsylvania.. “ -8
Nov; 30
.iiimi'Miire.. “ 30
“ 30
Kentucky “ »jj
Ma69aohueettß.. “ 30
Ohio “ 30 |
Anna Jano Maclean, a widow of twenty-four,
and a native of Ireland, committed auicide in
Now York the other day. Disappointed love
and poverty are both stated as causes of the des
perate act; bat the truth will probably never be
tally known. Sno was a writer for n Sunday pa
per, hut received no pay, as she never asked for
it, and the proprietors presumed Ehe had moans.
The Ohio 'Tax Laws of 1851, ’53, have been
decided unconstitutional by Judge McLean, in
the U. S- Court in Ohio. Somo of the banking
institutions procured an injunction up.n the
Treasurer of Cuyahoga county,'restraining him
from proceeding to collect the taxea. Before
Judge McLean a motion was made to dissolve
the injunction, but the Judge orerruled the mo
tion, and made the injuntion perpetual.
Anthony* Dorr A Co.'i Circular
Losdon, (Eng.) October 1«, 1864
Daring tho past fortnight the demand for
M uey baa rather increased. The current rate
of discount on first claaa bills is & per
Xh- imports of bullion hare been unusually
large £1,800,000, and tho commercial ship
ments email; but the amount sent aWft y for
expenditure and on account of the Turkish
loan, of which no public statement is obtainab o,
is very large. The amount of commercial bills
in circulation has considerably declined. The
disposable means in the hands of tho bankers is
sUted to bo large, and the rates, as at preseut
maintained, is, we think, from a want of confi
dence. caused by the failure of a number of lead
in- firms in Liverpool, Manchester, and London,
but it id probable any further disaster* will be
confined to persons engaged in consignments of
manufactures, and financial operations, whoso
shipments and buaioe’ss depends upon Australian
and American returns. . .
The export returns during the past twelve
months havo been about one hundred million*
sterling, and a large sum is still due to this
coi'Qtry to liquidate the cost of these exports.
IPisiocES is inactive, in consequent of no
definite result at Sebastopol. ,
The melancholy news relating to the “Arctic,
has created great sensation. . _ . .
In France, Mouoy is cheaper than in Lnglanil,
but the government expenditure is on a scale of
anch magnitude, that a more active demand is
anticipated. In addition to the expenditure for
ihe war, tho internal improvement* of the coun
try renuiro muob larger sums—the year s ex- |
peuditure in Paris alone is upward* of thirteen
railhons sterling—aud throughout France the
value of securities and real estates has more
tkan doubled. The Silk manufacturers at
Lyons and others in tbc trade, are inactive, and
I mrge numbers of the workmen are without cm
plovment. . .
1 The demand for American securities is very
limited. The half year’* interest, doe the 10th
if this month, on the Canandagua and Niagara
Falls Railway debenture* not having been pro
vided, the coupons remain unpaid. This unfor
tunate circumstanoe throws additional discredit
upon tblsclaas of securities.
Metals arc dull of sale.
In tho Corn market, yesterday, an advanco of
4s. to 6a. was established on new tngUsb
Wfi* at, ss. to os. in foreign, aud ss. per sack on
the price of Flour.
Fvr floating cargoes a similar advance was
obtained. The foreign arrivals are email.
In tho French and Amsterdam markets there
has also bceeu aa advance & c 0
FROM sew YORK
There has been great mortality recently on
board the emigrant ships arriving here from Lu
rope, and many of them detained at quarantine.
The friends of the passengers are in a state or
CTCHt anxiety, aud the offices of the packet lines
havo been fairly besieged by them. Some of
the -cones have been quite affecting, os many
of those inquired for had fallen victims to the
°* A'thousand or more people assembled in the
Crystal Palace last evening, when the exhibition
clotied finally. A band of music was present, pro
hably with a view to performing a dirge over the
defunct institution. It was rather a saddening
6p Semiramidt is quite snooeeeful at the new op
era house, though as much of this is due to the
style in which it is put upon tho stago as to tho
singing. Orisi’s voico now is not equal to the
florid music of Rossini, but her appearance and
acting aro superb. Mario does not sing in it,
his throat being still sore. Next week Aa
vorita is promised, and with Gnsi as Elvira, and
Mario'to sing Spirio gennl, a great performance
is expected. Grisi and Mario are expected to
return soon to Europe, to play in Pans, aud it
is probable they will not visit Philadelphia. They
may perform a short engagement in the Boston
ooera house.
Niblo has a new English opera oompany who
will open hi the ooursa of a fortnight at
his thoatre with Auber’s new opera of the
avren ‘ Mile. Nau is the pnma donna, Miss
Brienti the becond, Mr. Bt. Atbyns the tenor,
Mr. Irving tho basso, George Ilamson second
tenor, and Horncastle second baßso. Mite.
Nau has been very successful tn the By
ron, in London, and is said to bo a oharming
The Ravels sailed yesterday in tho Btoamer
Indiana, for Havre ; that is to say Antoin and
Jerome: and their families sailed in her. Ga
briel is in the west, with some other members
of the family. The Indiana had only seventeen
first cabin passengers, eight of whom were Ra-
The hundredth anniversary of Columbia Col
lege, occurred yesterday, and was oelebrated
by a dinner at the Bt. Nicholas, a mooting of
the Alumni at the College, and an address before
them at the Mercantile Library Lecturo room.
Rev. D. Williams was the orator.
IkqueBtTwkktt-Bix Yba.es ArTBEDHAT*.—
A most extraordinary occurrence boa happened
within the last few days at Redruth, in Corn
wall. As long ago as the year 1828, a miner,
named Williams, was working in Pednandrea
mine, near Redruth, when he fell, together with
his brother, into the shaft. His brother, after
falling about 12 feet, oontrivod to stop his fur
ther descent, but the deceased fell further down,
and a quantity of rubbish toppled down upon
him. Though every exertion to recover the
body was made for a period of four months, it
could not be found, and the shaft was then clos
ed over. In this state it remained till April last,
when a company was formed to resume the work
ing of the mine, and, in clearing one of the lev
els the other day, the body of the deseased was
found, lying on its left side. It had on a blue
coat, with metal buttons, a ooarse woolen shirt
and shoes and stookings. On its being brought
to the surface, deceased’s brother, who fell with
him into the shaft, and who was then present,
was so affected that his conduct for a while was
like that of a madman. Thejury returned a ver
diot of accidental death.” The burial of the
body was witnessed by upwards of 4,000 people.
—London Timet.
According to the official Report of the Direc
tors of the Hudson River Railroad, that road
t has not yet paid a oent dividend.
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IMPORTANT TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Buimfibi-u, 0.. tfept- !'•>, Iso*-
To the Editor of the Plaindtaler :
Bkae 8m:- Hearing that Dr. C. M. Fm:ii, ol
New York, is lecturing in your city on lulrnoo
ary diseases, I feel impelled b; a sense ot dufy
to the public, anil gratitude to Dr. bitch, to
make known through your colums the effects in
my own caeo of that system of treatment, of
which Dr. Fitch is bo able an advocate.
My family are nearly all consumptive. My
own constitution has always been slender; and
when at the ago of twenty-fire, 1 commenced
toy labors as Minister of the Gospel, few of my
friends thought it likely 1 should lire to thirty.
My lungs were weak; 1 was troubled with con
slant hoarseness and a hacking cough, expecto
ration, night sweats, and habitual coetireness,
with distressing nerrous headache. A change
of climate from New York to Ohio operated fa
rorably, and for twelre years 1 was enabled to
act as pastor of the baptist church m Drimfield
In the winter of 1844 I had a severe attack of
Erysipelas fever, which left me in a decline. In
the winter of 1840 1 took charge of a protracted
meeting at Mantua, laboring night and day for
four weeks, at the closo of wbioh 1 found myself
entirely prostrated.. My lungs were so weak
that it was with great- difficulty I coaid speak
so as to be heard. My friends and ministering
brothren became alarmed, and urged me to Btop
preaching, but I did not coalite my danger and
continued my labors. I tried all the usual re
medies—such as blistering, etc., to no benefit,
1 went down rapidly, with increasing alarming
symptoms. All hope was gone, and the commu
nity considered mo past recovery Fortunately,
at this time, a copy of Ur. 8. S. Fitch's lectures
fell into my hands, the reading of which rekin
dled a spark of hope. I lost no time in apply
ing to him, and on tho first of Deoember-day
of happy memory-received a fall supply of his
remedies. I followed hiß directions to the letter,
and to the aetonißhment end joy of all my friends
my recovery was as rapid as had been my de
cline ; bo that on now years' day I was able to
visit my friends. I soon foil myself compelled
to labor for the support of my family. Daring
the summer I performed the usual amount of la
bor In October following, by imprudence and
exposure I brought on a relapse. The disease
now ooncentratcd Us whole force in my lungs.
The cough returnod with great violence ; my
lungs became loaded with thick heavy matter,
without the power to throw it off. I immediate
ly appliod to Dr. Fitolragain, but there was ne
oessarially aome delay in getting the medicine.
Mv friende and physician said there was no hope
in my ease. I, too, felt that my end was near
and made arrangements to leave my family ; and
how could I think otherwise ?
Dr Fitch’s remedies at length arrived, after
using which for a few daye, 1 raised large quan
tities of matter, that would sink in water almost
as soon as load. Those remedies saved my life.
Under them X oontinned rapidly to improve and
in May was able to visit Dr. Fitoh in New York.
Seven ycars have now elapsed, and my health is
better than at any previous period. A consider
able portion-of that time was spent in an office,
ri filled the duties of Recorder of Portage coon
ty, Ohio,) writing steadily several hours a day
and yet 1 found myself well able to bear it. If
my case be not sufficient to prove consumption
curable, I know not what can be called proof.
Dr. Earl, of Franklin, recently said to me,
“ Your case is almost a miracle in the history of
disease." If it be a miracle, it is wrought by
that treatment of which Drs. 8. S. & u. fii.
Fitoh are the originators and advocates; and my
advioe to all affiioted with pulmonary diseases,
is to lose no time in applying to n source from
which they have some reasonable hope of relier—
to men who, devoting their whole time and ener
gies to the investigation of a peculiar olaee of
diseases, have met with a degree of.successi in
their treatment never before equalled. Hoping
that thie letter maybe the means of good,
I remain, sir, your ob t serv’t,
EODOLFHUB BARD.
N«w York, Nov.
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107,0ul -'4.00s
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* Bad Bi.DKDiB.-By some mistake not yet
i • fwflotv-two ooantiea of Indisns are
Wm - F - N ° imn3tT '
and the number of votes thus retur^ ,B „ V
from the rote for Wm. K. Hoff-
t g e eem Elijah Newlaod, the Nebraska
ZdTdl. by about 11,000 majority. Acotres
pondent of the Indianapolis Joumul thinks that
“ Newland is a gentleman, and that he will rs
ftuc to aocept the offloe under the circumstan
oes.” If he should aoeept, a contest would be
necessary, when it is evident that he must be ;
Ousted In law, the middle letter is not reeog
niitd as a part of the name.
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W'V'
Sevastopol Takeu-l» » nd Done For X
[From thw Loudon Diogenes.]
Air—“ Bow, wow, wow."
1 Bin? abcut • *ubje« now, of which each paper has It*
Thu glorious deed so lately donn-Ute taking of Bubosto-
That if—the, would hove taken It,as «uch n their In
rgf&R “«* **■ 1 "•’KSJfiiLW
tion * ° All the Wires tolegrspblng B° sb * bosh, boeh.
With fifty thousand nn‘n, and tuore,iind cannon prlmwl
TmISS crash'd each standing stone, sod all
ThaT that same, and left them
uot a jot at 11. CTor B ,. a r
But U happen; 1 neither 8““' boeh, to
thl) SpC’X at ltd.
They flew rt-1 twenty thousand roue, and toot e- muuy
they saw; not watting for the
Ttf«u"-«IHi if they would hero dour, your growl-re 1
They h*ik ul p eat ice hundred -ail, and steamers nine
a'.ndiluuh and fired the ref, moat properly the;
Tliaf k-th-y wiold h»re -bared the coast a. clean .
.hat the **£-££££•
•rioc.i Meric hitolTone .lock Tar took, all singly, with Do
which he'd rather he. stuck, strangled,
a doubt the Prince would hare
B “H r ~'”- r ,h “ h * •'ttsitstf’
herd Kaslan slaw, with Ills own hand, of ltuiulan! full
Pt!‘a™«u i k,”t' the gams alias, and eighty we-ands »u
ThuVis-t'b-V would hate kill'd them nil, end let; lh.
*- - “‘•sxK^srK’
At night. Recording to the rimes, that surest of all sU
Tl'.e Allh, supp'd Within the wall.-, oil tripe end bak.
That Sldhey would hare hod that fare, and, doubth i
"SHF od “
Now, when the neat news com., to hand, we hop. It will
A I'uthig’ n™'‘t sc mottling done, aud not a public “do.
Aniuf there Is, why then, w.'ll .bout, “ Well done, my
1 d to
«dji, rir> -
[ Freon the Deaton ltot, Tuesday.]
Drawing ’Km Out.
In a case before the common pleas at Dowel
last week, criminal term, Justice Bishop presid
ion B F. Butler asked 11. 0. Snow, of Groton
a witness on the stand, it he belonged i to I h. «
cret society of know nothings. At tlrst Snow
denied that he did, but finally, after “Mulling
oounsel, answered in the affirmative ; and along
cro-a examination cliJited further answers. He
had been a member of the society four or five
months. Upon joining it ho took an oath so
help me God." There ore two degrees in the so
ciety. Had seen at the meetings Ur. Norman
Smith and Deacon Joan Pingree, two other wit
nesses in the ease. Refused to tell the form o
initiation, because it might eliminate him, and
expose him to punishment from tho society.
Judge Bishop said it was a startling revelation
that men took secret oaths, which they regarde
as übeve the oaths administered "J *he ooorto.
A. M. Gage, another witness, testified that he
bad belonged to the secret order, but left it three
mouths since. The kind cf oath administered
he said, was like that published in the l ost of
October 20. Dr. Smith, above mentioned, ad
mitted that ho belonged to the know ““‘‘■mg so
ciety and that it exercises a political and reli
gious influence: a Roman Catholic cannot be
admitted, although he be an American born c ti
icn nor a Protestant if his wife be a Catholic,
(lould not tell the form of initiation because it
would expose him to punishment; and for the
same reason could not tell what office he held in
tho lodge at Groton. This is tho first time that
the know nothings have been brought upon the
stand, aud placed their obligations to the society
above their duty tu the laws.
Vi ;,130
jl«~ Tap« W»rm Cured toy Dr.
Celebrated Vermifuge*
Mw Yoax, August % !«-•
\ UJ» la tkl* city thet. -ft-r u*lo* D.
M Ut. -e Wnnlfage, du ***** *u H worn t*u loch.
id hv uo be*UMi> | ii in re.'ouuamdini? it
r*,'.. utlli-c-l »Hh a-, in b-r -Mnlun.lt Ur e
1. «.\.ry other remedy *«•* »u w*. Th-nemo of tt-el.d
>4 turtber veitl-ulere, I’' l lr “ rn ' d b ? CRiUo * cn Ml
*rviie. MenbMten pl.ee. or B. L Tb-. 11, ">«
i.>r »u I Ui'QW <rv-'--'
—lbi- valuable rwwedy. ‘l* o Dr. Ct>i
-1 LiT.f PUL*. can Do»'b* ha-t at *n r**r«etaM«* Pro*
'lor**' In tlil» city
will be careful to **k fur, an«l take
lAn«> V-rmifuire. All other*, in eomFur:
All-', tiif :'.&!*• by the sol* iiropri-'tor*,
Jj- Dr. florae's Insrlgorollng Bllilr or
Cordlol.—There art in'-:- and principles which can only
i* reached by deep reccar.il anl l.loriou. Invicliration.
The superiority ol th. Invigorating Klisirover every other
restorative and antl-dyspeptlc preparation, if not ft fart of
[hu Clara. It Ho. upon th- iur/ucc, it L< ssVaismonifraUs,
palpable to all ayos. To ovo. look it la Impossible; todcuht
it, Is to dotty crodenco to tlio «\iduncos of the senses. As ft
Joans ol relies inn every torn of n.rvoo. disease, whether
ftl .ole nr chronic, outloueus or spasmodic i whether nffect
'oc the springs ol moilou, or the sources of sensation; il
it lias rrrrr And an e.;i.l. lu neuralgia, tic dolo-
-sus, rt.eumstim, general rnerrslion of the .Jbtou, mor
i,u melsnrboly, Mtcrls, spasms, paralysis, epilepsy, I"! 1 '
lotion of the h«»rt, *<•■. 11 ProJ“'" a
,-ir-ct— noilyiDß, Ornolun, it might ulniost h- ftti'i olectrtfy
tar, toth tost, snd mind, »n 4 replacing torpor dpi wort-
Kith energy snd strength. As a stomacljc, It ba.
piopertles no loss [Kwitlre rod i-otont. The weakest atoms’ b
roeoTsrs tls rigor, or re, -ires It, If nerer before enjoyed,
under the Influence of tb's great tonic, wblcb not only
renoTstes the dlgestlre lowers, but conserres the rigor It
crest, ’S, end perp .tastes the bosltb It restores. This Is the
Jcctxrntion not of one or of two, but of tbouasnds. The
medlcsl profession, alow to rrcognli* sny innovsllons upon
est.uieb.sl remedies, sdmll the oommsndlng albcscy of
ihli) wonderful catholkon.
The Cordial 1* pul up, ldgh if concentrated, In pint bot
tles Price three dollars per bottle 5 two for five dollars;
<di for twelro dollars. C. H. BING, Proprietor,
102 Broadway, New York.
Bold by Druggists throughout the United States, Canada
| and the West Indies.
AGENTS.
FLEMING A BROS.. No. 60 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
DK GKO. 11. KKYSK&, No. 140 Wood street, do
It K. SELLERS A CO-, No. 67 Wood street
j. i'. PLUMING. AUejjheny City
KBW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wutern Iniiu»nc§ Company* Novu
n> HI, IBM—Au election for thirteen
thU Company, to wrre tor the entulng Wll *, b h ,^®: d
at the onE* of the Company, on Ulh tn " t -’
°t 10 A - M r‘°M GORDON. Secretary.
Build of Trnda »ud .tlrrchnnte* Kl
#ch»nB«.~llu rogolnr monthly mootlne ottt.
XScl.Uon, will bo hold .t tholr roomo on MONDAY KVL
NINO. Novembor Btb. at 7 o’oSck, P- M. A fall and pnne
lual ottondanoo 1» tequented. "■ a.
Information Wanted.
JOHN M’MILLEN left bla borne, near Kelly s Planing
Mill, on Serenth street, »t an early hour on Friday
morning, October 27th, since he ha* noi been
his family or friends. When he left home he waa dreseed
In his working clothe*, mlf 4° lB 8 10 wo ** Rt ritnlng
Mill, where he had been i-mpiojed as engineer.
John M'illllan Ib about 5 feet & or 6inohee high, of <Urt
complexion, and in about 35 year* old. Any information
respecting him will oblige hU aiHicted wife and nJ
, may be left at the Planing Mill[Ogcg; nor4.3t
Arnold A William*,
11ANUFACTUTURKR8 OF OUILSON FURNACE!
WiirmnnT IRON TUHINO, and Ottlng generally, for
“amlng and ventilation ’of bnlldinge. A. AW. will
e?t to? warming and ventilating, by eteem or hot
water nlnee or cSlaon’a Fnrnaoe; ißmrchea, Bcboola, Hoa.
IS iflliriea Green Uonaea,Conrt Houaea, JaiU, Uotela
Ml’eSSff No. »S Market at., Pittabnrgh. oovd
MUSIC— just received by express "the following
Ban.oy OToote, Irish ballad: hy B. Lee.
lk-lls ot Ancona: John Parry.
Good NUht BeloTed, serenade: Longfellow.
SoUUer’a Funeral March:. Wm. J. Lemon.
ou IS Sim 'C" JE. P. Christy. Tint laical Kthlo
pln"Jw? World or Muaic. An unjnrpMimUe end admire
-1 limitation the grentelit «»er published, coiuprl.tug the
to ple.ro the million.
Holliday Book : J. J. Hainan.
HWibES*" ‘•““'“rnSuOTK BLmiH*
tablUhed Plano D.P°t- CUAKhOiryU.tM h,^
M- Another arriral ot lho« » Juetly eelebiated Ham
hnS. Ptanoe, uaed h, Uet, C..rnj, and other great per
farmer*, i* exixeied neat week.
Ot WOOD'S BKCOLLIKIIONS O',
K, TIIB BTAQK.-Ju»t publUhed aud for hale „
mi CO , No. 32 Smith field utreet.
lwatmal Recollections of the Stago, emtradUg notice of
Jor. aothom, and audltora, during a of.riod of 40 years:
a jj Wood, late director of the Philadelphia, Baltl-
Washington and Alexandria Theatres.
m iligh Life in New Ycik: by Jonathan Slick, Esq.; hand
' or thu First Frultsof the Maine Law:
hv Mrs 8. A. Bouthworth.
by i2martlne’e Memoirs of Celebrated Chnractera
Th«* Citv Bide, or Passages from a Pastors Portfolio.
finrntr's Haaaiine, tor November; price 15 cents. For
Harper 8 aiftganu ,
No. 82 Smlthfleld street.
WAX WANTED—Tb* hlgbeat price, In awh, will
x> b« paid for B«9»a*, KKYSKE’B Drag Stow,
. No. 140 Wood itrcet.
choice New JerMJ Tree. Jurt ar
jf riTul RDd by
nor 4
nullable Ibr woomtog m m.
reotlTWl wA fo' W inm WAEDBOP.
n.tnlotlntt of til* Mereoua
■ Itm Ootnrl'iu‘. Neuralgia, Byepepsln, CortiTeueM
*«■' «"* ■» “ '“"■““vr,
epaoe Of Unrt, byOßtefa Spaniel. Mixture, the
and purifier of the blood. It cntn.n, uot . partlelejl
Merrujry, Opium, or any noxiou. drug; it U
Icea, and baa cured mom than Ovo hundred eaeee ot dleeaem
W. cm. only refer the reader to the «"**«,» «•» "
which may be found in another column, and aU of which
are detailed In full around the bottle. It ia .he ° f
all Spring and Fall Medlciuea, and poaeeesee an influence
ov.'r thf MnM truly remarkable,
tv* advertisement.
' J3-To all Whom it may Coucern.— lf you
.ant a Tientiid fitting Bull you at got It at °“ BBL *
If you want any Uentlemen'a Furuiabing Oootla, In a 1
variety, why ÜBIBBLK hat ’em. If you the ‘
a,ting rant. you ever wore, QUIBBLE'S is the place to
e ” your meaauro. H. «. *_*» «W»U«.
3 av, Triinha, Valla.., te, at price. to .nit all aorta of
sterner,. MO Libert, at™., heal of mwl£ .
SPECIAL NOTICES.
’ tI.KKS» y Of .Hording
SS^iiSCFisi
nreraglug from *V& “ the m»li«g«nient end
“root ™ *" 01 Tb a^BWwiK" l
k», J»» B—h,a. s.
“SSldg Pbt,M.n r f.l*M,M. D_. E2IML-
of piW«burgh» Ocioatt 20oi, 18M
KS*An election for thirteen Directors of tbLs Bauk, for
hour, of 9A. il. end 3 I'. SI. Jnmf Cuhler.
DCtilllLU - -
An Election tot one I'reaWlent.Cve MRO&gerß
end e Trecarer.of the Temperance,lleand Neblea
n Turnpike or l'laok Koed Company, to serTO for me
„a" .ill be held at the otter ot the Treaeurer, on the
VlltST JId.NI.AV of hotembertett.
LOOMIS, Secretary “^"XnVet.
nt X™“h f r»uS;« ri s h ich‘^“
tass as«. »
trust, be concludes by refernn* 1 "
Mlo.lng testimonial of a fe» of f EATON.
Uirgb, in.
ntbsburgh, August <2, IW.
PiTTsaCßon, August
San oS'»don”!& lA’>
a .ton, exertions ererf reliantm ay U Pjw«-
Neville 11. Crab-, »■ Jr ->
Wm. Larimer, Jr,
XT- m rwionv H. Chillis 4 Oo.(
Y W,Krl J ’ N. Holmes* Sons,
TyS' Kramer A Uahm,
Kh*3 on th. Ohio .nd Mb.
L',ril» J «nh» Sw »nJ lul*®* XMl<i*Uon “1*
I’olicte* Imiutxl »t the lowest rate* consistent wiUi safety
to all parties.
' iBTNA ISSLRAHCK COWPAIi*»
HARTFORD, CONN.
Chartered l»lU—Capital Stock «JOO.OOO.
rilOS. K. BRACK, President.
XUoS. A. ALCXaMJKK, Seer i-Ury.
Di nUTTQRS Thomas K. Brace,
Eb.ctx.rVU.cr,
I'LKMINO MU)?.,
Buf'*e't-*'n i to J KiJJ 4 C*l
- Wood dtrr
JA.MKB WARDROP.
PITTSBURGH
tif- Pirn and Marino Insurance Company',
L ’ OFFICE 56 FIFTH STREET,
mannivic HALL, PITTSBURGH, PA.
MAgOSIC lIA , JAMEg g_ uo o;(, President-
Wm. & Haven,
James D. M'Giil,
Alexander Bradley, ‘u
John Fullerton,
llobart Ualway,
Alexander Reynolds, Ann
rtronj: County,
Unratlo N. Lee, JUttuuring,
iiiraoi Stowe, Bearer.
June* B. Hood,
Samuel M'Clurfcan,
William Phillips,
John Scott,
P. Uaixam, U. D-,
Juba M’Alpln,
Wm. P. Johaatsn,
Jumps .Slarahilli
Ooargo S. Selden,
iajis:ly .
wiki Woodbridge, A. Bu»ietej,
JoH-bh Church, Koland Mather,
Frederick Tyler, O. R»P^J.
Rniart iiurLl, Samuel S. W anl,
Mile* A. Tuttle, Uenry Z. I ratt,
J,.ho L. Boswell, Aimlu Dunham,
UusUtuh?. Dark, JuniuaS. Morgan.
„ »*.-«- L a 'Snsoo.°*rt°
cN-ef-ly No 74 Fourth l_iiL«l>urub._
JfarltrtMiJ IKioitWratt.
injures 11U LL and CA IiQO Risks, on the Ohio and Misri*
iirot l;t*-.Ts titi-l tributaries.
lvmr*s gainst l**e or Damage by Fire. .
.ALSO—Against the Perils of the Sea, and InUndNftTip
t Jo n an 1 Transportation.
muctoac
n.D.KIht?, Wm.LarlnxeTjr.,
William Uagnley, Samnel M. Kier,
S.ma-1 Urn, William Bingham,
Robert Dunlap, Jr., John S.pilwor.h,
! Isaac M. Penncck, Francis Sellers,
I 8. Uarbau*h. J^rhoenmakex,
Walter Bryant, WUliam B. Uays.
I John Shlpton. . dec2S
rr - Firemen** Ininranc
IL9 Co.ll pen yof the City of Pltt.burgU.
rC SiSSISIEaD. PtHUeot-KOBEBT FIN.NEY,
Will insure againut FI3IE idJ 11AEINK UIBKB of »
lni>i. oflce: No. 90 Water street.
piaiCTOBS:
j. K. Moorhead, W. J. Anderson,
B. 0. Sawyer, R. B- Simpson,
Wm. M. Elgar, H. B. Wilkins,
0 H. Panlson, William Colllngwood,
r! h. Uoberts, John M. Irwin,
Joseph Kaye, Wm. Wilkinson,
Da rid Campbell.
A LARGE LOT FOR SALE.
. LOT OF UKOUSD, on the river bank, in liirmlnghani,
A 2*-S feet by 3W feet, and bounded by four etreeu, »ili
on roneon.blo terma. It i* near liatewell * Co- •
new elan work*, »nj wind other nwnmactunng estub
!Um.nl». It l. the largest and beet lolu°*
Birmingham for nmuUaemrin* purposes. Title infect,
and clear of Incumbrance. Enquire of
ana Clear oi c B gMtTn> at his Law Ofßce,
jyUtl Fourth street, abore gmithfleld, Pittsburgh.^
rv^rip - Dancing !—Cargo's Social Assembly atWIL- I
KINS UALL every TUESDAY EVENING; the Uo cm
and the Excelsior Assembly erenr *ȣ
DAY EVENING; al*>, the German on MONDAY JAfr
SINGB. The amusement lovingare
of Mu3ic are statedly engaged- Fancy Dances, Schotti-bcs,
Vu KuSTSIS CotlTuons In Hall No.*. The Boom.
are tlnely ventilated, and a variety and abundanevof re
freshments always provided. Admission, to vach-G*-nt.
and two Ladles 50 cents; Gent wi Uj? ' 5 J*“ ]*•£? fDt J
alone il Tickets may be obtained of FRANK CAHUO, at
76°Foortii ."it; or »t WUktas BJI, !.i rtory; »f th.
ilanazvw. and at the door on the above evenings. The
SS ora“ m.lnuan«J. «-No ■*«*» «>«■>
1 door.
We»t«rn PeiuiijrlT»Bi»
IL§? Dr?. L. Scmsce, Second, between Wood and Market
ftwets, and J. U*H>, North-eaet corner of Diamond, Alle
gheny cltj, are the attending Physicians to the above Insti
tution, for the first quarter or 1854. „
Applications for admission may t». made to them at all
hours at their offlcos. or at the Hospital at * o clock, P-M-
Recent caseaof accidental injury are received at aU hours,
, without form. ja . lu ;<__
r p~*>' C. YEAOBB, 110 MARKET street, Pitta
l=>> bunrb, Importer ud Wholesale Dealer in FANCY
AND STAPLE VARIETY AND DRY GOODS, offers to city
and country dealers as large aod well selected stock of
Goods as any Eastern house, and same prices, thus Rating
reight, time and expenses. I*3-73
jpSl, o. O* F.—Place of meeting, Washington Hall,
-Wood street, between Fifth street and Virgin alley.
Pittsburgh LQM*, No. S3fi—Meets eeery TueadayeTeuing.
Munmit ExoAVnturr, No. 87—Meets first and third
Friday of each month. [mar2S:ly
fp==» N*tlce>—Th7 JOURNEYMEN TAILORS 80
(LSrCIETY, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, meets on the
firet WEDNESDAY oferery month, at SCHOCIILRITER’S,
in the Diamond. By order.
j 0 l:y QBO. W. SEBBE, Secretary.
ATTENTION! 8. L. G.—You are hereby notified to
(ky attend at your Armory, on MONDAYS, WEDNES
DAYS and FRIDAY’S, for drill, and to transact such busi
ness as may come before the Company. P. KANE,
mart&tfmd Secretary pro lem.
John C. Howry, Teacher of the PLANO
FORTE, may be consulted at the PERRY UPUSK.
Messages loft at the Music Btoreof John H. Mellor,BTWood
street, will be attended ta. rc* - *
LODGE, I. O. O. F—The
Iky Angerona Lodge. No. 289,1.0. of 0. F.. meets erery
Wednesday eTening in Washington Hall, Wood sL [Jyhj
Land, for Sale.
1 Ofin ACIIBS OP LAND IN PUREST CODNTI', n««r
IoUU the Clarion river. This land is heavily Umbered,
has an excellent soil, and is said to contain an abundance of
iron ore, mod a thick vein of bituminous coal. The Venan*
ko railroad, which will undoubtedly be built, will run very
near to it, if not directly across It. The Mlllutown creek
rune through it.
ALSO, 600 acres in Elk county, well timbered and watered,
and lying near the route of the Snnbury and Erie railroad.
No hotter investment oould be mado than in these lands.
The completion of the Bunbury and Erie, the Allegheny
Valley, the Venango railroads through that region
will render the coal,lumber, iron ore and PoiLof great
value. Enquire of C. B. M. SMITH,
Attorney at Law,
No. 147 Fourth str*-
feb22:eam:tf
Law Books.
lAM authorised to sell low some yaluah t_ w Books
10 vola. Pa. Reports, by Barr;
liouvier’s Institutes;
Gn-enlief’s Evidence;
Wharton’s Digest, .
And other Reports £i ßOie ntarj Works, Ae.
GEO. F. GILLMORB,
flep’H at the office of Morning Post.
' SALE VERY CHE.4.P.
; BUILDING lot IN ALLEGHENY CITY, 24 feet by
A 100. A good bargain can be had by applying soon at
Ihu office of the MORNING POST. jyltfctf
bulLdlig lot foe SALE ’
A LOT 24 feet front on WYLIE street, and extending
buck 109 feet to Wide alley. On the back part of the
Lot Is a Cellar Wall, built fbr two small Houses. This Lot
Is In a desirable location for and will be sold
low, and on favorable terms. Title good, and clear from
iocumbranoe. Enquire of GEO. P. GILLMORE,
jy!3 At Office of Morning Post.
' ' Lot for Sola*
A good BUILDING LOT, 24 feet front on Carson street
by 100 feet in depth, in Birmingham, will be sold
cheap. Enquire of GEO. F. GILLMORE,
jyis at office of the Morning Post.
SUGARS— 7b hbds prime N. 0. Sugar;
80 bbls Coffee Sugar;
28 “ Loaf; for sale by
SMITH A BISOLAIR.
ODBY AND GRAHAM JUKNOVEMBER.—Petersons
Magazine, fbr November.
Godey’d Lady’s Book of Fashions.
Or.h.m'.iUgMUw, <br
**£& nwoodnrat.
- -yi'V' '
«- B. HEADLY:&;CO.y
0 .tusk sx&srse.
CAEPSTS- Ol , HIBD STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA., , .
tytOXTLD respectfullycalltheattenUonof JJg^gfSSeSSintUi "*&*
W ready for inspection. one of the
of the country, consisting in part of the following, tu . imperial and extra Three-ply;
Royal ItoKiUb VelTrfsand Brussels; Superfine and fine Ingrain;
Tapestry Velrets and Brussel?; TeiUed and plain Tenltlan, for balls ana stein,
English printed Brunels; Wool and linen Patch Carpets;
Aubosson Carpets; Wool and Cotton Ingrain;
ioguaer - ~t to fit any hall or room, In one enure pieoe. •.■•
ofPiimo«l Mto- <*",«, of on Olotta, tor Window.;
A Pe'ri, OU Cloth, for Pl»oo » nd T»bl« Corel,, Qothfc»i»l TnMprant BtadM, In grent TKiotJ,
r
’'
«-Boteft,Bteamto»t B udße*lm»Minm^ oi , iTg ANJ) QDICK BALES.”
P. S.—TERMSJ3ASII, ONLY.
ocll&'ilauwtJanl
A M L aE MEN 'l'
fj^JS2ss££s!3&
o„f 60? wcuring s»U>»ill h
• e“u eitrl for the o&ntebt
JOSII sitaßKK, amlpcai
■Ai.r* & >*« ISKw "SiTa?. *£
tP ''''Tbc pSbrmance *lll commence with Ihc farce of THE
nVi r.II iCIQit: Dr. O’Toole, Mr. Ryan.
ttBS&aaMSC
1 niSi-t« “*’°£ ;^ 7 o'“ " ■' thi *
* A elns!* in Allegheny Till be tamed, of which, the Um.
‘'to'M°jfANUS^iTteiou^t'Wf.Jette H»U entrant
,„ M Wcrf“w«t, term t. to U .ml .torn i to 5 o’clecterer,
nn r M. FITCH, of N«w fork*
EsSf§g§^€
HISSS-SSH
.n,b.:»■£ -* Sg.^
2=3
Suldef Tub*,'™! o'-itet instrument,
Wl l?r ”h“«W»“'«n.0lt Dr. Bitch, m»y continue to cor
with him to New Vortt without farther upeMe;
MndT'l »M desire to «e him are requested
• i poMible, a*farther engagements preclude the po*dbUlty
«*-. “i “'tr 1
neTt*n o'clock, P. M.
FAIL9I FOB SALE*
ri<OE undersigned oilers for salfebU FARM OF 110 AC^ES,
I situalod in South Buffalo tow whip, Armstrong eounty,
but three miles from Fr-eporC About 80 acre* of it are
cleared, the bilance good W«x>d Land. It has ab»o a large
nICIIARD of the beat grafted fruit, of all kinds. ItU
HIS “£rrtwith «™»T«:““lSf o B sS?St o ijSl
water • and has a good frame DWELLING-HOOts*, »
«lrr Cellar; a pood. new and lar ß a BANK BAKN,complete*
fn“h“ with t-tsbles, Act Botta* '‘••"'“‘K™
hnstiHnirß* Fen ee all in goodmider, and the whole larm
an l Butldiupi in cicelleut condition,
ndlcs cf the C.n.l, Allegheny rtrcr,»ndtwo ßoilrotiU thU
““ifubeHtMon reasonable terms EmiS™?
prietor on the premiers, or of GLO. 1. GILLHOBB, Pit n
b°X\sUt jacob nocan.
Dissolution of Parineriblp* |
ri'Hß Partnership heretofore esiatioi? between Bohei*
I Morris and James Patton, doing badness In
mond, Pittsburgh, and Federal street, Alleghenyunder
the firm of IIOKKIS A PATTON, was dissolved by mutual
outwent on the 10;h of October. All having d .urns against
tho late firm-will pleaee present them at 'L.tfier of the ohl
eti-nis for payment, and those indebted pleaee settle.
N KIV FIRM —Mr. James Patten, Jr., late of the above
firm, has associat'd hi'jfelf Into partnership with
_ . _ . .aoip
h/'Si i M’Comltf, rj the Diamond, Pittsburgh, and
will continue to do brine's? at the old stand, under the
Gtm cfBOSS, PATTON A SI'CoMBS. as wholesale and re
nt.l dealers in Groceries, Produce, IHnei, Liquors, *&•
Mr. Morris, of the old firm, will continue to superintend
ib-. TKA DEPARTMENT of the new firm, so that the pub
lic nay still be able to procure the best Teas- in Pittsburgh
at th« fM standi, at the lowest market prices. noT33t
Assignee's Notice*
4 LL persons interested will take notice, that JAMES
A. 0. DICKSON, Merchant, of Ma:ket street, Pittsburgh,
h»is made an alignment to me, of ail his Block and effects,
for the benefit of Ms creditors. Persons haring claims
ttiiilnst the »iuJ James Q. Dickson will present them to mo
for settlement, and persons indebted to him will make pay
ment to me. JACKSON DUNCAN,
tiot3:2w - Assignee of James Q.lhekgon.
T \UIED UKfci—Cincinnati Sugar Cured 13ecf by
X) not 3 V. A. STCLUBO.
( f ° r h l iTCLPBQ.
TA•• A COFf ES-Ib. porkst- superior J»Tt Ooffw
J and for wile by [nor3] A. ATCLuBU.
~i (sr«n Apples rorsirod by MroaiUnd
A »r sals by _ idot-11 HENRY IL COLLINS.
* l'< rrf,K r- 11 kes * Jldry p^kgJ nKXßv y n°roLUX3~
»> ig ;E^^ lSߣ::^igs r goaa.-8-
OMALL CAPITAL required to pnrchwe
S tur« and good will of a baelneFß u» the dtjvjmw to
„ s .r,doo .< "..king c l ?tUer“^N,
n“ 3 BeAl EatAto Agent.. 140 Third Mart.
~ AOA2INK3 FOB .NOVKMBKtt-ButnumA Moodily,
ji for November.
Graham's Magaatne, for NoTember.
Peterson's Magailue, for November. .
Swell' Life At Sea; or, Fun, FrigAtw
col Hanlon or NauHcal Y.rns from the lg>g-Boolt of A Young
of popular Songs, Duels, Glees, catches, *&, with MuMc*■ “*
ranged for the Voice, Flute, Violin, and Piano. Price 7Cc.
The Ladies 5 Complete Guide to Crotchet, Fancy Knitting
vod Needle Work. By Mrs. Ann S. Stephens. Yiitbpat
errs. Price ... .
The London Art Journal, for Octoter vui ,>tu »
“.eel EngraTing3 and numerous fl •*
•27 yp t 3i ; l- > ! 1 ?•. V strer s^
"•'NS * : " r '
No. 1 ANTIi&ACITB PIG lKu- ’
No. 'L “ tt “ P**! ’or* nils,
(octal) WM. BINGHAM * CO.
SDSCAPB
for sale by
• KCIiITKCTUHAL, MECHANICAL and U
A. Drawing Class now open at
ccUJU DUTPy, COLLEGE.
UUDARB ROOTS—Mammoth Tariet* ; 10,000 Aspara
sos Hoots, large site; for sale by
oct2* WARDROP.
T.l KUIT TKKES—IQOO Dwarf I’ea-. Trees; 1000 Standards
X Pear Trees, of the most apprOyed worts; for sale by
oct2B JAMES WARDROP.
FLOWER ROOT^—4 case? fine German Hyacinths, Tu
lips, Ac., for sale at low rates by
Nolle* to Asiesiors«
THE ASSESSORS elect for the County of Allegheny are
hereby requested to call at the' office of the County
Commissioners, without delay, la order to file their Oaths
of Office, and enter immediately upon their respective du
ties, as it is desirable that the coming assessments nb*H be
completed as early in the season as possible.
E. J. BROOKE,
8. B. COOPER,
Commissioners of Allegheny county.
riinE CREDITORS OP JAMES S. NEGLEY are requested
I to meet at the office of D. A J. BELL, Attorneys,
Fouith street, above Wood, ou MONDAY, the 6th insu, at
2 o’clock, I’. 2. [nov2:td] JAMES 8. NEG LEY.
riMIK Stockholders of the-Mou. and C. H. T. P. Uo., will
x MiIKT at the HOUSE OF H. BELTSUOOVER, Sooth
Pittsburgh, on the 25th day of Norember, 1554, between
the hours of 1 and 3 o’clock, to elect a President and six
Directors, for the ensuing year.
ocOiaUwSt W. C. ROBINSON, Treasurer.
STATISTICS OF COAL: Incladiag Mineral Bituminous
fcubslanees employed In Arte anl Manufactures ; with
their Geographical, Geological and Commercial Distribution,
and Amount of Production and Consumption on the Ameri
can Continent: with Incidental Statistics of the Iron Man
uf ictures. By R. G. Taylor, F. G. S. L-, Ac., Ac. Second
edition, ruTbed and brought down to 1854, by B. 8. Halde
man. Prof. Natural Science, Ac. Published by J. W. Moore,
195 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. ,
The Coal interest is one of the most important in the
UniUd Slates, and since the first edition of the late Mr.
Taylor's work was exhausted, those interested in the pro
duct, consumption and trade, have had no means of becom
ing acquainted with the subject in its various relations.
Fortunately, this difficulty no longer exists, as this second
edition supplies an Immense mass of information in relation
to the Tarions coal fields of this oontinent, details of r* 1 -
and mining, supply and consumption, -“***
of transportation, analysis of specimens, An. ' rouie *
Beside* the coal interest, there is anotb*' • ~~
nected with It, namely, that ot Iron
aßd statistics of which, a consider-'
is devoted. Here will be fo- .
strucUon of furnaces v
Tfci* wnrte t* smelt iron with anthracite coal.
not only to the capitalist, political
enunt^of* umsumer, but to the general reader, on ao
”}*. t and interesting matterit oontalns upon
subjects. The pahlisher has spared no pains in
this an attractive work, it being embellished witu;
( numerous wood cats and colored maps, printed on fine
] paper, 640 pages, Svo.
for sale bj
octal
THERE’S BEST FOB THEE IN HEAVEN;
Hoidw Where Changes Never Come.
A second supply of the above beautiful Bongs Just re
ceived. Also, the “ New Melodeon,” for Flute or Violin, for
—in gt the old established Piano Depot of
CHARLOTTE BLOMB,
oeta No. 118 Wood street
EXCELSIOR FAMILY STARCH.—The Ingredients with
which this starch Is prepared, render wholly unneces
sary the use of starch polish or spermaceti, as It produces a
fine polish, without gumming up or injuring the finest fab
rics.
Put up in pound packages, with full directions for use.
For sale, by the box or retail, by
iep2B W. A. arOLPRg.
IX) THE PUPILS OF Q. of Untie.—
Mr. O. Anton purposed returning to this city in time
to resume his teaching on the Ist of August, bat being un
fortunately taken ill at Fairmont, be will not be able
to reach the city for some days. Due notice will be given
to his pupils of his arrival. Enquiries may be made at
au»f H. KLEBEIPB.
A HOUSE AND LOT FOB BALE, situated in Btrawberry
alky. Price $6OO. , _
A House and Lot, in Allegheny city, on Washington
street, for $7OO.
A Hoof* and Lot, in Sontn Pittsburgh, near the Toll
Gate, for $350. Terms easy. 8. CUTHBEBT A SON,
octie . Beal Estate Agents. No. 140 Third »t
OAKb —Mr. < i . ANTON and H.BOHRORDRR would
respectfully announce to the dtiaensof Pittsburg and
Allegheny that they will give Instructions on the Piano,
Guitar, Violin and state. Inquire at H. Bohroedsr A <W|
law MUSIC M fourth ftset eepJl
-- <•
a B. HKADLY i CO.,
No. 82 Tmid fttrMt, between Wood «nd MtrteL
PITTSBURGH WDIMfi SCHOOL,
BOBKKT H. PATIKBSOH, Proprietor, -
CORNER OF DIAMOND STREET AND CHERRY ALLEY.
rx\Hfc tsbeeriber respectfully announce* to the Ud
1 Gentl-aaencf RU*bar*h, tb*t befes*
a iOBINGJCUOOL, which, in point
um abd rfftportion, tmdeoiably «ed» afly aiimtor csUb
!&hment in the United States.- Its Ideation to aceesdble
factin all parts of the diy, while its high and airy situation
ren-iera it especially edited to the. promotion of health, by
this most agreeable exercise. The Borsee are dodto and
well trained and the proprietor pledgee himself that no
i.aiag or expense will be qared to mi ke this —*-“«■ *"*"
ih- first In the coaflJcncwof the pabHc*
Nftw >AIJ, AND WIWTSB QQQD&—HAGAN * AHL,
No. 9i Uocket street, hare Josfc received a Urge «-
i-ortment of the above Goods, vUcb were bought *t»l*Jg*
discount from oiul price*. Their stock eoasfotsof ® T J”*
variety of Dress Goods, Embroideries, Laee Gocd* watt*
Goods, Hosiery and Glores, Cloaks, Talmas and Shawls,
with a large assortment of Housekeeping Goods, [dot?
ATCHJH—BBOUCnON IS PlUCKS.—Cllixena and
strangers on no* buy Watches at my establish
ment cheaper than usually found In the eastern dUca, and
have a reliable guaranty aa to excellence and time-keeping
noJitlea. A aery large assortment mw in store-
Watch repairing of every description, particularly fine
xirk, done in a superior manner, and^wuntod^^
uorJ 67 Market street, comer of fourth.
QOCOir
MEDICIMSa.—
Wis tar's Btlna of WUd Cherry;
Bw»yne , s Syrup “
Jaynes’ Expectorant;
Duncan's 44
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral;
Miller’s Cough Syrup;
Sellers’ “
Morgan’s “
A large supply of all the above celebrated Medicines ~
.*»ys on hand and for sale by JOS.TLEMIKQ,
nor 2 corner of lbi» Diamond and Market gL
i , URB iiIQJJORS —I htTe constantly on hand a large
1. assortment of pure muulalleraied Wines and Liquor*.
Those wanting an excellent article can always procnre It at
* o t2 JOB. FL&MIMQ’fI.
MAhPKiW-fOK NOVBMBBE, 18 CBKTB-—Jest reajyed,
another large lot of Harper, for NuTemfcer, which w«
ure celling for 15 cents a copy Call and get ope.
W. A. GILDfiN?KWN*3f * CO*
VILANKItM—A. A. BASON * CO. •» now opmEc
It another Urge lot of ell wool Elanhota, of all tlaoaatul
ttUallUes, which will be offered at low price*. pot?
T(j a'wt~<o—a. a. MASON a CO. inrite attention to their
v?l large and well selected assortment of Woolen Shawl**
comprising the newest stylee and colors of the Bay Stale*
Fmplre Stated and other aonroTed makes. nor*
CHEESE— 103 taxes prime Cream Cheese tor sal*
SMITH * SISCI
Erenlng Olmna 1* Bathemitlov, •'
[N the Mathematical Department of Duff’aOoliY,*, yourg •
men are taught Arithmetic, AJgebrm, Geomr try, Trigo- {- •
nometrj, Surveying, *c. Greatpeins wiltb* ji*ntogiT* j
tlib most concise and practical method* of calculation.
Class meets every evening, except fiatnn* « Languages m ~ r _.
aod Matbematiea are taught in the regw M day dees. La
dies elan meet* on Saturday,
F. V AYDKS, A. M.,
novl Prot of Hathevnatiea and Language*. ;
BUTTES— 8 bbU reeked batter, jost rewired and Ibr
sale by [£qtlJ HEKSY H. COLLINS;
LOYEE 3*Thl>—3o buabftle tor sale by __
j botl HENEY H. COLLDfS-
hoaaa prime W. 1L Catting Che«w;
\ 318 do English Dairy do;
300 do VutsamFsnn do;
™;, t ° Jtor “ leb7 HKSB? n. COLLINS.
1 M3H—lOO balf bbl* White Pfafc;
' 100 do Tiotttt
T& do Saloon;
20 do Picker*};
10 do Detroit Hirer White Flab; received
by Hall road and for sale by
noTl
Fifteen Cent*: ~ ;
HABPEB’B NSW MONTHLY MAGAZINE POE NO* .
VEMBER-—Costot* : Napoleon Bonaparte, by John ;
S. C. Abbott, Illustrated with fifteen engravtngs; The Gene*
rations of fashions, illustrated by twenty-two engraving*; *
Ufscnl Taylor’s Beddenee at Baton Bongo, with Uludm
c-ia- Whom shall we marry; The Quaker’s Wife; The %
Yeung Surgeon; The Neweoxnes, by W. M. Thackeray, with ?
Tmr illustrations by I*? 1 *; A few words about Birds; The - 2
Wavs of Providence; The Scholars of Brienne; ANtahtln s
ati Old Castle, by Q. P. K- James: Galranoplasty; Some- *
tiling for the Ladles about Colors; Stooping to Conquer; «
The Betrothed Children; The Nurse’s Eevenge; A Greek ?
Carnival; Monthly Record of Current Brents; Editors ■
Tbbifr—The true Sources of our National Strength; Hollars *
fchsy Chair; Edltofa Drawer; Literary Notice*—Book* of 7
tH- month; Tbo Old. and the New, ilhattßtei; Two Pathfl f
1.1 i.tft,, illustrated; Fashions for November, with fllustm- *
hy BmdM in advance ef their appearance. j
Mg- Price fifteen Gents. for sale by . „
■ IL MINEE A CO.
No. 32 Bmlthfleld street.
—“—~ Wanted, • ‘
I>Y a sober, Industrious young man, who witi tootehU
■ J entire time to his business, a SITUATION A 8 £HIP J
PING CLERK, in a Wholesale or Retail Warehouse, or As- . *
siftsnt Book-Keeper, or a place In a Grooery or Dry Goods - r
g Irro; and will make himself generally useful to nir em- $ ;
pfoyer. A note addressed through the Post Office to U A. B. e -
d[.” or le;t at the office of the “ Post,” will receive pronr p t ,V
attention. ert-H'cf 5
(jiiQfin—QßATlB! —Fba sail, a Two Story Brick ;
qj IoUU Dwelling Bouse, well arranged for comfort
aid convenience, situate near Wylie street, on Cr mentor's i
atioy. Price $l3OO. Terms easy.
'GRATIS I The Beal Estate Journal, just pal dished, eon
tv ning a list of nart of the property for sale h*y g. Cothbert
k Ron, can be had. free of charge by calling their BEAL j
ESTATE OFFICE, 140 Third street ' oct3i
SEVEN HOUSES TO LET—A Dwelling House, well i
finished and in good orj er , on Towueend street. *
A Dwelling House op Wylie street.
Two good Houses i*" a street. \
A. small nouse r* a Mount Washington.
A House of gt, rooms, on Washington street, Allegheny. ,
Apply to .8. CUTHBEBT A BON,
<-etNo. 140 Third street
ovy aiBEiL MAGAZINES—Putnam, for Novemer.
I.’ P raham’aMagariue, for November.
Godey’s Lady’s Book, for November.
Art Journal, for October.
Just received by express; also, one of the best collections
ctf everything In the Book and Stationery lint tn this city,
and at the lowest rates. Remember, the place is at
SAMUEL B. LAUFFEB’S,
,*.►2* - No. $7 Wood street;
~a "'KBMARg*nLB cure.—l hereby certify that I wu
A. alllicled with the Urer Complaint and Pbthysls for a j
Umc time, being more than a year_uoder the care of a phy
gcian; lb at the disease, instead of being relieved by tbe
medicines I took, kept gradually getting worse, my body
sw> lling so that I was unable to stoop low enough to tie
mv shoes. When the disease was at the worst, 1 was re
commended to try BELLEEB’ LIVER PILLS. I did so,
amd was relleTed greatly by the use of the first box, and
completely cared by the second.
, Wellsrille, May 26,1M5. eaiDet M’Coxb, Esq.
\To the Public—The original, only true and genuine Liver
iHUs are prepared by R. E. Sellers, and have Ua name in
l ilack wax upon the lkl of each box, and hU signature on
ibe oQtslde wrapper. All others are counterfeits, or base
imitations. R. E. BKLLKBS A CO., Proprietors,
octss No. 5? Wood street.
V• ‘ =
JAMES WARD BOP.
ihUNDRIRS—SO boxes W. E.Cheese, in store.
60 bxs large sad prime Cream Cheeee, for catting.
1000 bus Ear Com, at depot. -
1000 has Shelled Oora, at depot,
j 100 bbla North Carolina Tor, to an+re.
SO begs Saltpetre, in store.
60 bbla Grease lord, io store.
; 100 bbls New Orleans Molaweg, in oak cooperage.
150 bbla do do cypress ooopsage.
ifer sale by foctSQ ENGLISH * RICHAKDBQS,
i f 'Ulrib£E—boiea W. R. Cheese, Jo store and tor saleby
\u oc«B ENGLISH A RICHARDSON.
C" liLKESlfr—6oo boxsanrixae W.K. Catting Choese, just re>
) ct,.edandtoraaleby HENRY H. QOLIJHB.
* i'PLES—IO barrels tor gale by
.fV octl6 HENRY H. COLLINS.
REFINED SYRUPS—6O bbls of Tariooa qualities, tor ule
by [oetg] BMITM A SINCLAIR.
BUCKETB— 20 down Buckets;
6 “ Tabs; tor sale br
0023 KINO £ MOORHEAD;
IANDLKS—7S boxes Mould and Dipped Gandies;
j 24 ** Star Candles; for sale by
cr(23 KINO £ MOOItHRATV.
t’ iuitN—iOO bosbeJfl fibell Oom, la store and tn
j oct39 ENGLISH £ RICH
HPAR— IOO bbls N. C. Tar, to arrlTe an* _ -
I SJH! £S? u r<i i ScttlSsoN.
T'SS* 00 “““ OCIT '- ai store »nd lor alTbt
ri-.“ - ENGLISH £ RICHARDSON.
w. B. Cheese la store sad fcr selebj
V ENGLISH a BJCBABDBOK.
«'•'
—2DO boxes Rosin Boap for sale by
oct2l SMITH k BUfCLAHL
OIL—2O bbls prims Bank Oil for sals by
petal -.SMITH k SINCLAIR.
/njAN AKV pkkp—zooo flw Canary Bead. In store and for
U sals by FLEMING BROTHERS,
Successors to J. Kidd k Ox,
pctST No. 60 Wood street.
iMSOM SALTS—3O bbis Epsom Balts, in store and for
I 8-ile by [octFT] FLEMING BROTHERS.
AbillNG fOWDBBr—I6 bxs Babbitt’s Washing Bow
der, in store and for sale by
’ pleming brothers.
Mi DDKK 1.600 Sw Madder, just reoeirei and for sale
b" tegl ’yuMms BBornuma-
TIM WHKI.T.Af—7OQ fi
sale by [oct27]
B. T. O. MORGAN,
104 Wood street, pear Fifth.
/IYANIDB POTABSHUM— 2Stts Cyanide Potaaahim,fused,
and for sale by y LEMINQ BROTHERS.
varnish—6oo galls Oopal Yarntob, instore an
) for tL\e bT FLEMING BROTHERS.
/"WFfcK—IOC’ b««iprime Bio;
I / 2d do Java; in store and for sale by
“ KING A MOORHEAD.
GA&UKN TU 01£—6 dcaan Bteel Di«in* *»rki;
8 do An** 1 Bp*d w;
4 do Prtintag^^tog; far ala kj
NGUsJTdJ 081 CH*I!SE—SOO boxes English UEy
J?-* "• H. OOLLIN3.
ONK UUNDI LKD AND HXTY ACKJSB, 80 cleared, fbr
$l4OO, incur payments; with Bailable Bonding* end
Orchard of gnS t« mut- The lend U well watered and of
gocd ~arnr . ix . rr-toB ““VcbIUBEM k 80S,
oct2l Beal Brtalo Agents, 140 Third street.
to boxes Kuasall a HoMnaon, &Tj
25 ** W. H.Qraat,s's;
25 u "Webster's Old, S'!with alaif*
aortoant of ol her brand*, 6’s aafl
TX>R Kt'-T -A good HQCa*. on BmxmAjKxt*, haCWM
£ SbIUUhA land Grant Btteeb. Beat |g pat noth.
oetSe THOft. WQOP6, TS lowrth Bttni.
-M 5^ 5
No. 76 Fourth street.
HENRY H. COLLINS.
ahallac in etore mad
FLEMING BBQTHBBt
i ICE—6 tierces in store and for sale by
, oet23 KING * MOORHEAD.
. _~'_