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teoa Philadelphia a number of*tontflof qew.Job'Type.and
- \era now prepared to fill orders
~ a«a4s, Paper Books* Posters, and Programmes. for exhlbr,
v . ii a ns. Ail orders will be promptly filled.
TBS N£WB.
Tbs Dcmatmtle Prut of Chicago in notioiog
the new money wbioh has supplauted Geo.
gjnith’a ! aWifnta, ;.Ga., wildodt/ pnto
down the WaytShiPn t ßaofe S 9 bDgna.
Application srna made in the Doited States
District Court at Philadelphia, on Monday, on
-- the partcf 'Johnson, thk* slave ofCJolonel
Mklcg* that the habeascorpas issued
to Piasamore Williamson- to bring -herself and
Rab£HB.Kelly, partner pf B, F. Btringfeilow
In the'pnhlicfttioii of the teckleßa paper at Atchl-
eon, Kansas, called the Squatter Sovereign, la
tlaiied States Postmaster there. He has
at Atchison tor Btxbsoribera, refusing to
cirohlale them, an Jor passed by the spa*
rious Legislature forbidding the circulation of
incendiary publications. The publisher or the
Herald has written a statement of the oaee,
aod eont it fo Poatmaatcr General Campbell.
More corruption h coming to light
York:" 'On 5 RlWay paorping/CUy^ sfuart
nafl greeted with a couple of indictments found
by the Grand Jnry, pp a charge of componading
a felony. A similar charge, on simitar grqnndß,
was brorigbi against a police officer, who is Baid
to hare been, implicated lu the eamo transaction.
This completes avery nice tea party of prisoners
—one Jad.e, ou& Police Magistrate, three Alder
men, three Ccuorilmen, pud ouePolico officer—
all prepared, U is to be presumed, tb stand tbpir
trial for corruption and abase of offico.
The smoke of-the-battle isolearing away, and
wo are beginning to ascertain not only tbo
traits, but some of the causes of the late won
derfnl changer In the paMitf sentiment of Ibis
county. Nor is it in Ibis county or State atone
tbata revolution in pnbiiq. sentiment Is found
thin year. From Maine to Texas, and from It-;
linois to Nofih Carolina, all inclusive, wo have
been oheerot} with tho tidings of Dcmooratictri
atnphs. All erer the Uaion the Democrats have
boldly confronted the Know Nothing array,' and
achieved victory on victory nil along the line.
The brave old party that has fought the bat
tles of half a century with almost constant sue
cess, is still onterrified. It stands firm to its
organization and Us principles. It has learned
how to vanqaiah a new and formidable adver
sary, and now Enow Nothingism is bowing down
before its sweeping power.
And wbat are the causes of this Sweeping
change ell over this and other States '! Know
Nothingism—spyet .political societies are em
phatically condemned by the voioe of the 'peo
ple. WhigSas well as Democrats have joined in
this act of Condemnation ; and to them we arc
in part indebted for this signal and conclusive
victory.
We believe, too, that this expression of toe
will of the people indicates a drtorininaliou to
preserve the Union in its integrity. Honosl op
position to the extension of slavery does not
demand the formation of snob sootlonal parties
as would render the coniinued anion of the north
and south, and all its estimable advantages, ut
terly impossible- There is a more safe and prac
tical way of opposing the spread of an institu
tion whioh northern people generally dielike and
condemn. Is this, however, there may be hon
est difference of opinion among those who voted
oar ticket
This result, too, certainly proves tho foil; of
that Know Nothingism assertion that both the
old parties are destroyed. Is tbo Democratic
party destroyed ? ft it “ weak ?”
Bat while wo would rejoice at the resell of
this election, we cannot claim it entirely as a
Democratic vlotory. An entire Demoaratio
ticket has boon elected by round majorities; bat
many Whig and even Free Seilers contributed
by their rots to this splendid result.
We are indebted to them for their aid ; ren
dered with a sincere desire and o judicious effort
to overthrow a secret political sooiety that has
as yet given ns no proofs of usefulness; and
that is in its nature opposed to constitutional,
liberal and. enlightened republicanism. There
is no need of secret political societies in this
oountry, and they cannot succeed or triumph
long.
Bat while wo render all thanks and credit to
those who voted with ns on Tuesday last, we
still cldim that our party pursued tho only
proper coarse this year to render oertain a glo
rious triumph over Know Nothingism. A fu
sion ticket, got ap by bargaining and celling,
oonid never bare seonred so largo a vote. To
us this truth is very apparent.
The news of victories crowd upon ns. (Jar
streets bear testimony to an exultation—solid,
sincere and thorough. Tboro is no drunken en
thusiasm ; do hiccoughing hurrahs. The vindica
tion of correot principles, and the rout of huck
stering politicians, with ail their repugnant
banners; has created o lightening up of oountc
nanoe rather than boisterous expression of words.
The true conservative democracy of tho oountry
has been aroused, end tho result is entire tri
umph, which will he proclaimed with jubilant
notes from one end of the Union to the other.
Right, minded men of all parties joined hands
against tho oommbn enemy of our institutions,
the Enow Nothings, and the word wont ont and
oame back with the thundering verdict that tho
constitution must bepreserved, and the example
of onr patriot fathers perpetuated. This verdict
of the pecpla will servo es a beacon light, and
we fervently hope may refleot, for time to come,
proper principles In “ Old Allegheny." Tho
news from surrounding counties and throughout
the State'is df the most cheering character.
Roll on tbe badi.
The Buffalo Express of Tuesday, a Seward
Free Soil paper, in speaking 6f the election,
■ays: - ' )■
To-day the battle of Freedom will bo fought
in Pennsylvania and Ohio Tho resnlt of these
elections will exert a mighty influence. ovor tbo.
whole Union—on inflaenoe wbiah will be felt}
and give direction to the Presidential contest"
next year.
True, every word of it. if Btr awa ebow
which,way the wind blows, it will not be hard io,
tel! where Pennsylvania will stand in the great
national contest next year. Bhe will be the
Keystone of the Domooratio arch.
Georgia has kicked Enow Nothingism out of
existence iu that Stale.— Exchange.
Ditto in Pennsylvania. For farther particu
lars gee election returns.
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nOBHUO POST JOB OVFIC&.
5Ve would call the attention of MKKOHANTB AND
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|2ji ‘"1854’ Tharadevi Oct. 6, ’64
TuescttfyfMriPß;3B&l- Oolr'li, 1864
MBa3h,,. JunalS, 1864= Thnreday, Oet. 12. ’64
Monday, 001. 2, 1864 Friday, Oct. 13, 1864
Tuesday, Oot. 3, 1854 Saturday, Oob 14, '64
Any Bending ua the above will receive
a dime tat eaoh copy.
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returned all tbeoopiea of the Lawrence Herald
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OHIO KLECTIOS
O'LCMIUIS, Oct 10
A'Jitors f'ost: The following arc the majorities
of Modill, Democrat, aud I'baae, Fubion
Chase.
422
Alien. .."jyL,
brown r..j*
Carroll .Xi
( hampnigbe .. y.v.
Clarke. ‘ft
Ciehnonts-Trlmble slJo
Colombians..
Crawford
Eri c
Franklin
Gallia—Majority for “Chase
Gcoooe * *
Hardin .
Likev.
Linking... v*.... >••.....»
1. train ...■. i..~
Mahoniog
fVbaway
Portage.
Richland
Seneoa
Sandusky
Tuisoarawaa
Wayne. *
Hamilton ;
Wyan'doue.....
Van Weri
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80a5,....
I*UCRB..i,.
Matjiadn
MotrSw... !
Clinton.
Trathboll.
flnernsey,
Harrison .
WaHip...
Fairfield ~
Pike
Cuyahoga
Hooting..
...... ••
Stark,...
Boss
Knox.. ..
Jefferson
Chaso is probably elected by eight or tea
thou sand, and the rest of the lintel being voted
for by tho Americana, ia of coorae certain.
Trimble's vote ia heavy—upwards of thirty
thousand. In Hamilton connty it ia 6000, or
more than doable that of Chaan. In Clermont
bia majority is 600. The Legislature ia uncer
tain. In Hamilton tbe entire Democratic! ticket
ia elected, by from five to eight thousand.
VOTE) FOR SHERIFF.
Patterson. Jotirs
majorities
Ist Ward, Pittsburgh ...
21 do do 44
3d do do 256
4th :do do
6th do do 269
6th do do
7th tdo do JO
iBth dd do 66
9th do dp
let do Allegheny
2J do do
8 1 do do 8G
'4th do do 48
Reserve township 18
Indiana 14
22
Boutb BtUeburgh. 80
164
Liwcr Bt«Clair 177
Uppor do . ..
Manchester
Robineou
Wilkins
Pitt -
Rosa
Cbwiiera
Jefferson
Flora
Ohio
B*ldwta
Bewicbly borough..
“ township.
Snowden
East D cr
Tarenlum
Mood
M ffliu _ .
Duquesne
West Pittsburgh..
P-’ttU
iuVJie
Collins
M’Keosport
Vi.raallce . .. ..
Eluabeib borough.
iaWliohlp
West Deer
M'CAndlees
dx>ath Payette
Sbarpaburg
Prankliu
Shaler
Pioe
PattoraonViDaj #76
North Fayette, Findley, Pulton and West
Elizabeth to hear from, which gape last year up
wards of 100 majority for Judge Black, Dem ,
over Baird. American. Biddle's vote thus far
is 1770.
Chase’* Vole la Ohio
The Cleveland PlaindeaUr of Tuesday lots one
into tbo secret of tbo large Fusion voto io Ohio.
It e&ya: Negroes, black os Erebus, are allowed
to vote for Cbnso at tho Second Ward polls to*
day. There is fasloo for you, black and white
fusion. The nest stop will bo io bed together.
There is no stopping place for fusion short of
amalgamation. Whoorah for Chase!”
Whits Population or the Free and Slave
States — A correspondent of the New York Pott
has compiled tbs' following table from the last
Uoilcd States Census, showing the relative
white population io the several Slates as it was
In 1850:
PBXB BTATtb
New Yjrfe
PrUQsyl T ml’ .
Ohio
Mosaach Uce Lis.-
Indiana.
Illinois
:i 048,325
'2 268,100
...IfitAfibO
986,460
077,164
846 634
Maine 531,813
N«w Jersey 465,600
Mlcbigao.. 496,071
Connfcifeai 363,099
N«w H&mpifhlre.... 317,160
Vermont 313,402
Vf1M0n8ta......... ... 804,760
lowa 191,381
Jlbode falntu 143,376
California 91,636
.13 233,670
T0ta1,...-.
Hbboibh: Of & Doo IN tiie Ceiuea — The fol
lowiog account of the exploits of a dog in the
Crimea, which so translate from tbo G&zelto of
Trieste, surpasses everything heretofore ro
curdoJ'oftbc dLVotlan and bravory of that no
ble animal:
“ A great sensalion has been raised in tho
camp of the allies by the heroio deeds of a dog
belonging to Colonel Metmam, of the 73d regi
tnent of the Line. On the 16th of Angnßt, du
ring the battle of the Tobern&ya, the quadruped
broke his chain, fongbtin the ranks of tho army,
saved the life of a sergeant and a soldier, and
took tbroo Russian prisoners. A ball atruok his
foo', bat the sound only embittered the animal
the more. Be threv himself upon a Hossian of
fiae, fluDg him to the ground, and draggod him
prisoner by his ooat collar to the French. A
physician has bound op the sound, and tho
four footed hero is convalescing. Ho sill pro
bably receive some mark of honor, as another
dog in tho E iglish army has been rov&rded
with a medal for his devotion to his master."
t&~ It is a remarkable coincidence that just
as the sonderfol crop of corn Is getting ripe and
(the nations are in sunt of it, and our railroads
are ready to carry it, that Diokinson’e Corn Shel
ler should torn up as another wonder of the age.
A thing so exaotly adapted to the end, so easy
to work; and so.ef&pjent in result; and portion
larly after the people have lost their strength
with the ague during tho raining Benson, sill
(bis machine bo donbiy welcome. We may,
therefore, expeot that tens ol thousands of these
useful articles will be at work in a fow weeks all
oyer the West, and such a stir among the oora
/ct)bs and commission merchants that the Hoosieis
will liepstonnded with the result of their labors
in bdbilistidn "with the wonderful performances
p{ DiokinßOn’a great oorn abeller. Shortly, we
A&all hear-of the whole Weßt shelling oorn with
it for pleasnro as well as profit, 'tho eneonr
agemept to those rwhb ; are disposed to pnrohaso
county rights is os great as oan bo offered. Sap.
posing a ooUnty bontalcs 2,000 farmers, one-half
of whom will nddonbtedty pnrohaso a machine
at ten dollars, which woulibcost tho vender $1
eaoh, at the factory or delivered at a oonvoniont
j point, be then has $6,000 progt Op his invest-
I moot. And $lO is obeaper for. thil maobihe,
, aside from Its unequalled merit, thanaoy one
ever presented for pnblio favor
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. I Second W anl I 229 199 70 6 268 216 44 I 263 192 49 244 211 60 1 263 184 66 207 203 60
UI Third Ward 4-9 198 123 9! 617 269 68 630 229 71 624 216 71 : 629 206 94 616 214 94
5 Fourth Ward 1 183 187 93 771 191 200 85 216 160 85 222 186 90 ' 222 147 96 184 184 u->
~ Fifth Ward...- 1469 163 93 72! 476 213 53 484 119 60 469 222 70 [ 478 198 67 ' 476 196 00
E Hirth Waid ; 266 238 101 4' 282 280 63 319 250 60 299 266 641 299 248 70 ! 287 264 71
E Brrnnth Ward 96 82 30 4; 110 95 18 114 91 12 1 102 91 16 1 109 86 23 , 116 89 16
Eighth Wanl 176 99 30 Op! 173 108 16 206 82 10 I 182 94 14: 187 88 19 ■ 187 84 60
Math Ward 96 136 70 12] 111 178 31 111 111 11 108 168 '47 i 114 162 42 i 106 162 13
5 First Ward i 777 777 ft Hi 406 224 128 104 166 160 100 213 144 I 444 444 44 100 213 128
u j S«;oud Ward 112 209 63 K'l 101 206 96 111 229 68 124 226 64 126 21-6 61 126 219 47
‘ Third Ward - 280 113 19 1 266 183 113 1 111 111 11 291 176 93 444 444 44 ; 777 777 7-
< [Fourth Ward 314 217 161 19 303 280 1421 ill 111 11 888 888 88 441 441 41 777 777 77
blriulngham 287 'll4 25 2 '.83 215 30 111 111 .11 280 210, 24 804 201 IS 77 7 777 17
Lawreuceville 000 999 u 999 099 939 111 HI 11 688 886' 89 444 444 14 777 777 77
Elizabeth Borough 000 999 ft ft 999 999 999 ' 29 69 19 29 Tt 1« 30 79 17 777 777 77
Manchester 86 116 15 42 65. 80 19 88 168 11 89 168 1 3 88 148 12 84 166 13
bharpaburg 79 73 42 00 78 78 41 80 79 37 78 81 38 79 82 87 79 79 33
Booth Pittsburgh 169 109 21 16 169, 109. 16. 181 121 9 174 127 72 186 126 9 777 777 77
WKccrport 103 167 00 00 117 168 32 117 167 82 889 888 88 444 444 44 777 777 77
West Elizabeth 000 099 ft ft 990 097 90 HI 111 11 888 888 88 444 44 1 41 777 777 77
Duqnesnu | 06 81 11 u (& 80 19 111 HI 11 888 888 88 444 444 44 Til 777 17
East Birmingham 148 67 29 i; 147 81 30 111 111 11 888 888 88 44 1 444 41 777 777 77
Tanntum 11 3 60 00 45 34 19 44 30 29 39 31 21 41 27 22 37 27 26
West Pittsburgh 39 54 ft 31 63 00 111 111 11 38 60 DO! 41 60 00 777 777 77
Bewlekley Boroogh 8 U U 10 68 221 111 111 11 10 61 28 444 441 4j. 777 777 77
FBI- 83 63 3s 2 30 60 61 1 93 63 26 79 tl 31 81 64 32 777 777 17
■’“'MM 62 104 26 1 68 110 191 77 101 15 888 888 83 414 444 44 39 81 18
MiOiln 146 110 36 00 152 109 36 1160 111 32 147 104 41 1 147 108 34! 148 106 78
Wilkins | r 3 116 28 00 72 118 23 1 C 9 116 26 65 117 $9 64 120 27 i 62 119 29,
Fla® I 000 999 u u 11 18 47 i 373 333 83 888 888 88 ! 444 444 44! 777 777 TT
> arsalllee ; 88. 03 30 ooj 90 91 30 1 333 333 33 888 888 88 444 444 44 777 777 77
deffarsou j 83 67 17 ic 86 04 6 1 833 333 33 34 60 12 444 444 41 777 777 77
Elizabeth. | 000 999 u L ? 9»u 999 99 833 333 33 92 161 80 ,99 161 89 96 166 7H
Upper St. Clair 1 85 CO 33 u 98 07 23 1 70 58 6t 92 66 B 9 94 49 43 87 70 23
Tower 8t Olair j 238 01 20 ft 241 M 12 ! 333 333 S 3 888 783 89 ! 444 444 44 777 777 77
] 88 81 29 otl. 91 72 27 91 82 26 90 79 28 ! 00 66 82 91 80 26
Eobinson 117 106 6 00| 109 116 6 ; 112 112 4 109 115 '2] 111 108 6 112 112 00
North Fayette 1 000 999 :i . u , 91 72 26 1 833 833 33 888 888 88 444 444 44 777 777 77
South Fayette 000 999 it 77 43 40 49 1 333 toi 33 888 388 88 444 444 44 777 777 77
Findley 000 989 u 77 99fl 999 99 1 333 333 S 3 i 888 888 88 | 444 444 44! 777 777 77
B7 9 2 j 6 00 88 91 13 1 39, 94 11 37 93 .16 1 37 88 IS 56 97 14
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hose , 118 21 20 Si 120 57 20 1 333 338 33 120 59 22! 120 (22 191 777 777 77
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U id some time eiuce we have bad aoy direct
information respecting the state of health of ihm
woman, which wo have known to be extremely
critical for ocvoral months past; and as her du
merous friends and admirers, on this side of the
Atlantic, are doubtless solicitous to obtain relia
ble information on this subject, wo venture to
m&ho the following extracts from a letter l&toly
received from our estimable coadjutor, Parker
Pillsbury, (but uol written for publication,) who
has been visiting Mies Martinson, at her delight
ful residonco nt Amblesido. Wo hope to bo par
doned for taking this liberty, for tbo sketch giv
en below oannot fail to bo read universally with
thrilling interoat, and to touch every ohord of
sympathy in tho human breast. Mr Pillsbury
says :
“Six mouths ago, Miss M&rtineau was sum
moned by the most eminent physiulaos in Lon
don, to be ready to leave the world at a moment's
warning. So, at onoo, with the utmost serenity,
oho sot about her preparations. No one ever ar
ranged for a journey to tbo noxt town with more
composure. But tho oall has not yet oome—
and I will dare to say (hat no woman, ill or well,
in this oouutry or America, has done more labor
In six months post, or does more now, from day
to day, than this same dear, but doomed woman;
aud her last work l hope will be her greates:
ami best —the record of hor own illustrious life.
She told me it ouly roqoired two days more to
oomplete it. So, by this time, it is doubtless
done, and will make two large volumes at least,
when it goes to press.
*' The disease is a fatal one; but her bold on
life is too strong easily to be severed. She suf
fers little comparatively, has a tolerable appetite,
is not pale nor emaolated, and would sleep well
at night, were her brain not too aotive and in
duftinoua. flho writes many hours everyday;
she rises early, aud though she sleeps some du
nog the day, never retires till one in the morn
ing ; she writes editorials still for the London
journals; has many correspondents, and devotes
the most of her time, after all, to hor autobio
graphy. It is beyond belief what she does.
Her disease progresses meanwhile. Bbo must
drop suddenly at last, and may do so soon. Her
breath is labored; she speaks but In whispers,
her cirouUtiou is irregular, making a foarful
cold at times of the extremities: dropsy has al
ready gone far, hor feet and ankles swell oontin
nally, and she has frequent seasons of great
bodily distress, when ebe seems approaching the
Huai etrugglo, and in one of whioh eho will very
Likely yield up the spirit at last.
“ And iu these conditions she is still laboring
for humanity with as much earnestness as though
tho salvation of the world depended on her sin
gle exertion ! And her tranquility of miod is
all that her most devoted friends could desire.
If the departure of Mr. EstLLn so oalmly, and tho
serene and beautiful approach to the hurt Boone
of life on the part of Miss Matiinehu would not
deliver one from tbo fear of death, he most be
faint hearted indeed. But It must ever be re
membered that this happy exit of these two dear
friends has been earned only by lives of true
and earnest devotion to the cause of human re
demption.
“ It was delightful to hear Miss Martioeau
speak so kindly of many in Amerioa; though 1
obsorved that she now takes little interest io
any but the genuice. radical abolitionists, But
she respects them more for their inflexible ad
herenoe to principle, than for any results they
will achieve ; for 1 believe she has given up all
hopes that slavery oan be peacefully abolished,
or our oountry saved from overwhelming des
traction.
BL.UI HTBTia.
VirgiDU Dt.4,800
Konturlry 701,413
Teunaaaee 760 030
Miaaomi.-. -.692.U64
North Caralloa 663,023
Georgia- 621,672
Alabama- . 426,614
Maryland 417 943
Mleslaalppl 296,718
Houth Carolina 274,663
Loulalana 266,401
Arkansas 162,189
Texas 164,034
Del,ware 71,169
Flrrlda 4T,2u:i
Total 6 184,477
“ Her compass of mind is truly astonishing.
She runs over the present ooodition of the
United States, and the oauses which have led to
the present-state of our affairs, with an intelli
gence and fluenoy, such as yon would look for
in vain among nine-tenths of the Senate; and
you might say, 1 am sure, throw in the Presi
dents with them, einoe John Qainoy Adams.
Snob women are the Quoene of Britain, no mat
ter who sits upon the throne. And the aboli
tionists may well esteem it an honor, as well as
an advantage, to have her as their constant and
Untiring friend "
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PEKIN TEA STORE.
So. 38 Fifth at., one door east Bank.
Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Gt aKJtN asp BLACK TKAft, SELECTED WITII GREAT
» c * rt S piUfhmd direct froya the Unportsrs, for
ttuA. The stock consists of ail the different flavors sod
grades of TKA brought to the American market, and will
W »ld, toiudesaU and retail, at the LOWEST PRIOEB.
RETAIL UROCKRB are Invited to call and get samples,
and learn our prices.
PACKED TEAS,
Put up in vutaHic packages, expressly for the trade *
loan* Hymn No. 1, Imperial No 1,
“ “ Na 2, «• No 2,
** No. 3, Oolong No. 1.
“ “ No. 4, “ No. 'A,
HUrer Leaf Young Dyson, Plantation Oolong
Gunpowder No. 1, Bnuchong,
u N®- s ** Nlnjr Young Souchong,
English Breakfast, Old Country Black.
TEAS OF ALL GRADES BY THE HALF CHEST
—ALSO
COPFKB—Pina Java and Rio.-
ALSO—
Ia)YKRING*B SUGARS—Crushed; Coarse Pulverised'
Pulverised A; While Clarified C; Yellow Clarified and best
New Orleans.
BAKERS BROHA, OOCOA and CHOCOLATE, etc., oU
experience in the business is a sure guarantee that
ererr article sold will bo &a represented.
TnU old extablisSsd (tort hot no connection with any other
house in the city.
Customers are warned not to place any confidence in tbe
representations of persons formerly employed in this Es
tablishment.
Agmty by special appointment, for the tale of
PR. JAYNE'S CELEBRATED FAMILY MEDICINES
Also, for tie sale of
L. JOHNSONS TYPB, IKK, Ao.
JOHN COCHRAN & BROS.
MAJUJFACTUREIIB OF
IRON RAILING, IRON VAULTS.
VAULT UOOKB,
Window Stmttorg, Window Guards, &o.
So*, 01 Baoond itrttl and #0 Third *|.
(m?WUH WOOD DIO *& a K *T,)
PirTSBV&GB, 1A„
liiva on hand a Tariety of new pattarna ancy an.
Plain, snitable for all purposes. Particular attention paid
to eocioulng Grave Lots. Jobbing done at abort notice- I mZI
S. M’KEE & CO-.
aiAMor&cfunxu or
M'KEE’9 PENNSYLVANIA GLASS
au Bi us or
WINDOW GLASS,
Si Ira, Doable Strength, Imitation Crown and Baby
flats, Flasks, Pickle and Preserve Jan;
Wine, Porter and Mineral Bottles;
Telegraphic & Lightning-Rod Insulators.
BKOOND, BETWEEN WOOD A MARKET BTB ,
pnrrsßOßQfi, puma.
Bui a short distance from tbe Steamboat landing, and
from Monongahela Hons a, fit. Charles, and City Hotel |ap9
J. 11. JOHBB B. D. DHNBY
JONES & DENNY,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
aplt>) ft I WATER STREET, PlTTBßgg<l£
A CARD.
I HAVE Just recelvesiJrctn tbe K&stont Cities, a stock of
FANCY ANH STAPLE GOODS, embracing the most
complete wiety of CLOTHS, OASSIMBBES and VEST
INjUA that 1 have ever bilberto offered to the public.
Besides a large number of BLACK CLOTHS, of which 1
have always kept a good assortment, I have been at con
siderable pains to belect some choice Fancy Colors, among
which are DAHLIA, BYLPUIDB, BOYAL PURPLK;
BOTTLE, MEADOW and INVISIBLE GREENS; with
several tthade* of BROWN and BLUB. Also, of FANCY
CA3BIMERKB an elegant variety of the hipest grades,
comprising many handsome PLAIN DRAB and PURPLE
grounds, as weU as tbe latest Figured styles. And of
CASHMERE, VELVET and PLUSH VESTINGS so un-
large selection—the latter embracing several dell- ;
cals patterns net readily obtained.
I have procured the services of Mr. «JNO. CARPENTER
as Foreman, familiar to the trade In the West as the in
ventor of “ Carpenter's Role." Having made all the nice
ties of cutting, the chief study of his life, and being endowed
with a large fund of experience from a practice of seventeen
years, there Is little doubt of his ability to please fill whose
custom he may attract.
My stock of BOVS’ CLOTHING is much larger than at
any former period, exhibiting ail tbe variety Of styles com
mon to the season, and at very low rates.
SOLOMON STONES,
sapSfcdawlm No. 80 Wood street.
A BARGAIN OFFERED.
rpHE undersigned offers for sale SIX LOTS of ground
X fronting upon and adjoining the Depot of the Pitts
burgh and Counellflville Railroad, In' tne growing and
thriving Borough of M’KEEBPORT. Four of the Lets are
37)$ feet in width by about 120 in depth, fronting at one
end on the Depot, and at. tbe other on Sinclair street; and
two of them fronting for their whole length on other
streets.
Also— TWO LOTS, 87)4 feet in width, fronting the other
side of the Depot, and Indjjpth 121—one of tbe Lots bor
dering for its whole length on Jerome street-
No petter property cab be found, and It will be sold low.
Part of the payment taken in stock of the OonneUsville
Railroad, If desired- GEO. F GrLLMORF,
Office of the Morning Post
Pittsburgh, August 81,1800 —(dawif
'lv '
Worm* I—A pr*At many learned
h«v- i>»rn wrilton, PXpUtntng the orlgin : or, and
classifying the wjnna generated -io the human system.
Scarcely any topic of medical science has • more
acute obserratloo and profound reteaictsfjpand
clans are very much divided in opinion on the Btjtrject
It mpst beadmitted, however*that, after_afl,a mode pf &fr
palling these worms, and purifying thebody fromjtheir
of mom value than the wisest disquisitions as
to their origin. 'Y > .
Buch an expelling agent has flit length been frond.
Dr. M’Lane's Vermifuge proves to be the much so right aftej»
specific—lts efficacy being universally acknowledged by the
entire medical tacolty. As further proof, read the follow*
log from a lady*—one of oar own clfseas :
This Is to certify that I was troubled with worms for
more than a year. 1 was advised to ore M’Lane’s celebre
ted. Vermifuge. I took one bottle, which brought away
about fifty worms; 1 commenced improving at
am now perfectly well. The public qin learn my name,
uoii further particulars, by applying, to Sirs, H&tdie, No. 3
Manhattan Place, oi to E. L. Tbeall, Druggist, corner of
Rutger Mul Monroe streets.
49“ Dr. H’Lane’a celebrated Vermifuge, also his genuine
IJrer Pills, can Dow be had at all respectable Drug Stores
in tbe United States and Oenyda,
Purchasers wfll please be careful to ask for, and take none
but Dr. M’Lane's Vermifuge. All others, in comparison,
are worthless'. v
Also, for aal« by the so e yroprietora,
FLRMINQ BROS*
fiucceßsora to 3. Kidd A Ote,
octl:dsw No. 60 Weed street, comer of Fourth.
inhalation for Diseased Luafi#
The mods of Inhalation, in cases of diseased lungs and
throat, recommended by Dr. Our Us In his advertisement,
strikes us as the true one. It is now generally admitted by
our best physicians, that local difficulties can only bento*
Ctwafolly treated by local applications. This practice has
been pursued from the first with respect to asternal inflam*
mation and corrosions, and we aee not why of the
throat and lungs may not be treated in the same manner;
we believe they may. in this variable climate of ours,
where lung and throat complaints have become so preva
lent aod rife, we earnestly recommend to the public, and
to the a£iic‘ed especially, to avail themselves of Dr. Ourtls
remedy.—{One who has tried It] See advertisement Ip
this paper.
Oatdim—Dn. Curtis’ HYGBANA is ths original and only
genuine article. eep-LSwdxw
•83?" Ague and Fewer of Three Years*
Standing Cured.—Mr. John Longden, livingst
BeavefDam, Hanover county, near Richmond, had Ague
and Voter for three years; most of the time he had abilla
twice a day, ararely less than once: be was parched
with fevers as soon as tbe chill left him; and after trying
physicians, quinine, most of the tooics and
everything recommended to him, was about togiyattp in
despair, when Carter's Spanish Mixture was spoken of: ha
got two bottles, bat before ho had used more than a single
cue, be was perfectly cured, and has not had a chill or
since. ’
Mr. Lcntdeu is only one ont of thousands who have
been benefited by tbls great tonic, alterative and blood pu
rifier. Bee advertisement. eep4:lm
y o cu
Stockings and Hosiery for Winter*
—lf you don’t w*at your feet pinched with bad and short
bookings, you will take our advieo and go to 0. DALY'S,
comer of Market alley and Fifth street, and bay'soine of
those elegant Fine Blocking-*, that make your feet feel nice
and comfortable. DALY al&o makes and soils every vari
ety of Hosiery that yoa can mention, at wholesale
rrtail.
Remember tbe piaco, corner of Market alley an 1 fifth
fitr«et. oct4 •
Batchelor** Hair Hye,—The
UKLIABLE, TRUK and NATURAL—beyond all question
the tKhT—never fades, or falls to dye brown or black, true
to natora, without tbe least injury to skin or hair. Made
and sold, or applied, (in nioe private rooms,) at DAT*
OUELOR’S old sstabliahed Wig Factory, 233 Broadway,
New York.
oJd, a bolesaie and retell, by I r. Q RQ. H. Kfi YSKR, 140
Wood street. wp2B:daw
FOR THE FAIR*
43r~Cittesne and strangers visiting tbe Fair, in want of
a UAT or tAP of the latest style, would do Well to call
a&d examine our stock, as we are determined not to be
uuder&old. Qui'k sale* and small profits.
MORGAN A 00., No. 164 Wood street,
oct3 One door from Sixth.
Juit deceived, at Grlbbla*#, a sple&did
asaortmeut of F*U and Winter Goods, of every description,
couflstiog o( Plash, Greoadiue, Valencia and Figured
Veilings, Dovaklo and Fancy Caiudmttreg, Cloths, Overcoat*
lng&, Ac., Ac. Also, GadU 1 Furnishing Goods In greed vert*
«*ty. which will be sold low for cash. No. 240 Liberty stmt.
f*rpt*
raj HATS, HATS.—We have received out FALL
rfSBTYiJS OF SILK HATS, which will be frond, oh In
ppocUon, a neat eud good article. A good Hatfar |3,
an.i ku «xtra one for |4. Call and sea. - •
MOUU AN A CO , No. 164 Wood at.,
Next house to the new Presbyterian Church,
seps _ One door from.Bixtb street.
}i We have Just reeslvid, by Kzpreai,
U-nX a large lot of PLANTER’B. HUNGARIAN and oihvr
hOKT IIATB, 01 latest style, which we will sell aa low
oath as any house in the city. Call and see
MORGAN A CO., 1M Wood street,
aag26 next boose to tbe now Presbyterian Church.
OHIO & PENJSSYLVAHIA RAILROAD
I'lIE ONLY RAILROAD
KUSSIKU WKBT VBOD rIITSDUAGII.
Tai Fast T&am bares At 2 A. M~ through to Cincinnati
in I'i boon and 40 minutes.
Mail Tkais lutss at 8 A. M.
Exp&xss Tram m at 3P. M.
Theee Trains ail make close connections at Crestline, and
the first two connect at Allianc*. The direct route to 8L
Louis ia now upeu, via. Crestline and lodlauapolia, 100
miles, shorter than via Uvrelaod. Connection* are Toads
at MaoilWld with the Newark and Sandusky City nod;
at)U at Crestline with the three roads conoanlrattng thorn.
Vor parUtuiam seo handbills. No trains run on Sunday. .
Through Ticket* sold to Cincinnati, Louisville fit. Louis,-
IndlaoapolU, Chicago, Hock Island, Port Wayne, Cleveland,
and the principal Towns and Cities in the West.
The NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave Pittsburgh at 4.45 P. M., *r*l New Brighton at 7.30
A.M.
Foe Tickets and further information, apply to
J. 0. CUBBY,
At the corner office, under the Uooougaheia House*
Or, at the Federal Street Station, to
9EORGR PAIUUN, Ticket Agent.
Pittsburgh, July 23,1866. * fjy24)
OHIO AND INDIANA RAILROAD,
Coatixmation of the Ohio and Penaa. B. B.
TO FOftT WAYNE, >
man uosaasn abd oootuji sous raon pmaotiaaß.
Trains connect at Crestline, without detention, with
ail the TVainr on the Ohio and Anna. Hoad, and dm at
Forest with Trains going North and South, ou the Wed
River and Lake Brio Railroad.
Por Tickets, apply at the Railroad Offices of the Ohio
aud Pennsylvania Railroad Company in Pittsburgh, Alle
gheny City, or at any of the following points;
Fort Wayne, Bailefcntains,
Cincinnati, Urbane,
Dayton. Springfield,
Indiana polls, Richmond,
Tiffin, Findlay.
Persons desiring Tickets will be particular to aakfor a
l ickvt by the Ohio and Indiana Railroad.
Jed _ __ _ J. E. .
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance Company;
CORTfSR or WATER AUD MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBEUT GALWAY, President
Jas. D. Secretary.
This Company makes every Insnr&bce appertaining to or
counseled with LliBS RIBSB.
Also, against UuU and Cargo Ulskß on the Ohio and Mis
sissippi rivers and tributaries, and Marine Rinpa generally.
And against Loss and Damage by Fire, and against the
Perils of the Baa and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies lasuedat the lowest rates consistent with safety
to all parties.
Diaaoro&s:
Robert Galway, Alexander Bradley,
James 8. Boon, John Fullerton,
John M’Alptn. Rgrauel MKRurkan,
William Phillips, James W. Hallman,
John Bcott, Chas. ArbuthubL
Joseph P. Gatsam, &!. D., David Richey, -"
James Marshall, John M’Crfti —
Pennsylvania Insorance Company
OF PITTSBURGH, "
Comer of Fourth and Smithfleld streets.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 9300*000.
Iwsoaa Buildings and other Property ng»in«t
LK-r or Damage by Fire, and the Perils of the Sea and
Inland Navigation and Transportation
PIBH0T0B9:
Wm. F. Johnßton, Body Patterson, Jacob Painter,
AA. Carrier, W. MHJllutock, Kennedy T. Friend,
James S. Negley, W. 8. Haven, D. B. Park,
I. Grier Bproul, Wade Hampton, D. M. Long,
A.J.Jones, J.U.Jones, U. ft. Coggshall,
0FFIGBB8:
President .. Hon. WM. F. JOHNBTON.
Vice PrtsidenL. BODY PATTERSON.
iSsc'y and Treasurer* A. A. CARRIER.
Assistant Sxretarjf*H. 8. CARRIER- [Ja2SLIy
ktjreka nrsmAHCE compahy
OF PITTSBUBGH.
JOHN H. BHOENBERQER. Pniszosar. !
ROBERT FINNEY, SxomSm.
a W. BATCHELOR, OsnUAi. Aqbst. 1,
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KJUSOfi
MARINE AND FIRS RISKS.
DIRECTORS:
J- HI Bhoenberger, 0. W. Caffe,
0. W. Batchelor, W. K. Ntakk,
Isaac M. Pensock, T. B.Updike,
W. W. Martin, R. D. Ooebran,
R. T. Looch, Jr., John A. Oaoghey, •
George B. Selden, 8.8. Bzygn,
__ it David MeOandleaa.
All Losses sustained by parties Insured under'pelt
cies issued by this Company will be Jiberailyadjustfd aind
promptiypald aHts OffigTSo. M WATER street fjylt
PEARL STEAK KILL.
ALLEGHENY.
49-VLOUR DELIVERED TO either! oi
the two Cities. ;j i‘
Oanxes may be left at the MB!, or In boxes et thrßiorej of‘
LOGAN, WIIBON A 00- 62 Wpod Street
BRAUN A BETTER, corner ttt&lyhnd gt Clair eta
H. P. SCHWARTZ, Druggist, ' r • ;
msti CASH, DILI VIST.
tT& BRYAN , HCSSBOY « qo.
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Nxw York, October 15,1^52.
BCIBO TUB
PITTSBURGH
MAEBIED,
On Tu.id.y «*.nlOit, Onlotuir Bib, In lh« First Preabvlo
rinn Obnrah. b, tb. B«t. W.B. Planur. D ft,*, ft BSIaN
to HATE, roangor dnnghUr of th» offldnting dsrgynjnii.
advertisements.,
Books rkobiyed ’ - 1 ' ;
At ZUyisoift OatA? Bookstosj,
Taylor’s IndlaJChTaa Japks; -'.--'-/or ■
Hildreth’s Japan as it waa and is;
Baker's Revival bOth aeries;
Harpers’ Story 80. ks, with numsrena and beautiful en
gravings;
First Principles of Chemistry, illustrated by aaerleaof
ibamost recentlj discovered and brUllant experiments
known to ecisneo; ’
Sidney Smith’s Life; Sidney Smith’s Moral Science;
History of the Council of Trent, by Bnngener;
Her vey’e Principles of Courtesy ' [in*
Hervey*H ’ M / ?
Ths Land of Israeli by Keith; Acnew.onihe Sabbath;.
’ Lamtttth£TlXUld>y bf tlm'Qirondlsfe;
HamboldUsOosmoa; Cpleridge^Oompleto;Works, 7 vote;
Bancroft’s ZitAaiy£nd : HlslorirtU plain and
half calf; Prime’s Travels in the East;
Abbott’s History of Happen Bonaparte; •
ttbwan’s Letters to Bishop HoghkeJ,Jpyf»mgi at Home;
My^lo^her'sßible;
Franconia Stories; RvenJngawUb.the Prophets;
Heniys Commeaiary, new> and .eluant edition, large
type; Laurin’s Sennons;
Adyentozea of Atsyaa Leigh Kingsley;
Jay’s Exercise, plain and half calf;
Wendell’s Blacksloae; Anthon’s Olsaslcs;
Loomis’ Astronomy and Mathamelics*
New Boob xeodyed slmOst daily* 'A' hew supply sf elegant
TKrOKSJ BOOKS 11— T^ r - .-
D Abbott’s Napoleon. • .. ,
Bayard Taylor's «eat afrrkbn .T^teii^A&-fifth supply;
‘ \ ' U
FetidUa metrical romance, by ElLzibethp. Kinney:i‘ 3
A Life in AfHga,' by ft. ;
Waikna, or Adventures Shore, by.B. A,
Bard. - ■:-*<• • *. “
Qenlosof Italy; byKevi Robert Turnbull;- - :
Life ofChevaliee Bayard; ..
Uisa Bee her's'Beraipt Book;
Travotelnßmt>petnd tboEaflt.by 8. J.Prime;
CoraandtheDoctor; w : ,
Hidden Path, by outttor of
Japan as It wasmnd te, byß.'Hlldieth r
Doestlcks;
Star Papervby H. Ward Beecher*;
History of Hen Fever, by Buranam ;
Bite of Blarnay;
Mm Bliss* Coot Book;
Tho Batch Girl; „ *-
The Planter's Victim ’/
lowaaslttein 1855 -
Eaaped Non;- - :i.- ,••• ? s €
Story Dbok, neatly bound in 10 vote—-thef best.
books frrchildfen extant;,
Oakfield, by W- ftiArnold ; fi . .-
Llppiocott’sG&xetteer cfths World. .
Also, a.large assortment of School Books, Stationery, Ac.,
Which will be sold 10 per cent, lower than can be eke
where. Remember to caliat
octU LAUFFER’B Bookstore, No. 30 Fifth at
NSW PUBLIUATDjNSw 1 “
lodla.'China and Japan;
Tbe Deserted Wife;
lovastflibis;
Japan as it was and is;
A Banket of Chips, by John Brougman;
The Elder fitetar, by Marian James;
KtheLor the Double Error; .
The Yellow Mask, by Dickens;
The Schoolboy, -"’do-
Seven Poor Travelers,. _ do
Lizzie Ldgh, 4o
Calderon, the Courtier; by Bir E. L. Bulwer.
Just received and frr talent
. ~ \y. a. qhvmwxw a 00/s,
octU . Thpatf« r i
OPULAR BOOKS AT 12U CENTS— " H
Seven Poor Travailersr byCharkea Dickens;
Uzile Leigh, and the Miners Daughters, by Dickens; '
The Schoolboy, and otherßtariei fy HmHhrlitaas- Fire,
by Charles Dickens;
The Yellow Mask, by Charles Dickena;
filrier&o-e, «do
Mother and Step-Itethezv do
For sate by XL MINER A CO.,
°*u ■■ Ko.B2*clUhflrid street.
LAKOB BAI.KQg MAPLEASDPAKOr DRY QOODB—
Thnt«a»y motnlng, October mb, ntlOo'clocS, it
be Ootnmtaasl Bala Booms, wilt be eoU—A jntturat as.;
rortment of leuohiblc 'Foreign'miT DOnuiUs.Pcy Gbodß,
. Ac., itnong wbiob aro superfine ciotba, cclmcres, efltinete,
tweeda, Jcuu, ainnela, Umbits, #ooHsn eockc, resttnza,
mortnoi, Obbai*«!oa>%^ilpaciD/d.lilnia,glS;
buna, prints, i7irnllmn bayibiwla,pitcnt thn£a,Ta«tind
vut buttons, fins «b£rte, nnto<ilrts, <lrai»ore, together
with a.iriflty offancygonlr, Ac ■ l '
.octll -i -■.•i .t P.M.DjtvlB, Ancttoneer. '
ibUABU! STOOESnr ADOTIOft-OnThnndij cren
to*, October 11th, it 7U| o’clock, it, the JJerehanti’
Krcninge, Fourth »ol—
J-6 chirei Excbaegi Sink Stock;
S 3 da '•
So da Fnnklio SiTinzi fnnd Auoclatlon Block;
10 do Ontomd Pcnna. BiQroid Co. Stock;
10 do Pittsburgh Lite, Ftio ind'&tirinaJUun On do,
«tll . P. M. PATX3. Auctionasr. J
-ruLBUUTUti’d li&lti& vf VaLvaoic Iteal Kstalt in ths. vizu*
XU of Pittsburgh srining, Oct
l *tb, at JK o’clock, it tho timtmtif. Brchingc, by onto
of tbe acting Executors of tbs late Dr. P. Bhorabngar, «IU
be sold, a large quantity nf ncy Oerirabla-Bcal Estate, as
advertised by handbills and In Dally Conuncrdat Journal.
Terms at'e»te. ' [octJU; 'P. SL DATIB, Auct’r, -
BliTTka— 7 gegafrob tor sale by ~ ~T, :.
oetll . • SMITH. HAIE ft HtIKTEB.
Pitt’ flusT At, BOA Us vctxwo accond band pig Metal
Scales in store and fur Bale by
oetlt ATWELL, LEE k CO.
MOLACBSi-Sl. bbia nei.N. O. Molasaa yecclyti)
IV. per eteamerKite, fer ealeliy . .;.
°«tt ~ ATWKLIvLEB ACO,
SHAtvEsl SUAWISit—A. A- dIAHtiS A CO, am no.
rocatylng the togest and most deeirabla assbrtisenfe of
Sbavls ever ottered in this market, comprising tbe n.!V,-,Bt
and most fashionable etytea in tong and Square Bey Stats,
Empire State, Scotch, Thibet, Stella;OSShmere, 4c.; also,
a Tory elegant assortment of Long and fqnare broche
Shawls, nets ;
i. j. eiuasru—...— a. nascna.
J. J< UlUcSpli gl.Ca,, -• •■-
r OQKINa aLAS3 HANn*,ißrDßßltftind Dealer* in
li Looking, Ghus Kates. Plato Qlass,
•od fancy Goods, Mo. "6 Woo 4 street, Pittsburgh. 12-.1
On bantaml nude to order, Gilt Pier anil Mantle Glasser;
Mahogany.-fiooewood; Wnlnnt and Gilt PrameaorMould
tng.of ever? description. , .. —. : -
STEAMBOAT CABINS Decorated and out. {octd
r» >UE WSSTANT'OBBof the BOSBMABY wltlkiepthe
1 hair eoft and Inmrhrat bathe most 4d fenced'ego. It
oradicstea dandruff aha keepsthc'scslp healthy and clean.
It eao presents the hair from tdUngcff and promotes Its
growth; andthehlHsonly4seenusper bbtttaT'Soldby ”
ootB ft L. CPTHBEItT, 62 ”
DBJSBS (lountt—A. A. -mason .4 CO, inrUeuttonUr.n
to the large and elegant etoek or Diesa'ftooaaftey
hare Jeet teoeiTed, toopddog the most tkshlbnaUe ahadS
of French Merinos, Paramattas, Plain And Figured Wool
De Latnaa, Wool Plaids, Ac, do. • ;
/~tLOiag. caadtMWtKa, Ao —4 largesnd uellaalcctcd
\J stock of Broad Glotlja, Black and Fancy *T wl ‘ i ft3i
Oaealnetts, Tweeds, Joans, Ac, itut required by ,
«I 8 A. A. MaIoS ACQ.
mt a. foasscbt, ' :
OCULIST AND ACBIBT, from London, hue takenHboms
et the MONOAGAHKLA HODth in tat, city.where
he win remain far a FKiF WEEKS, and may be ceenhy
those who may hare occasion to requlrohls eerrices.
oetfidwd :.. -■ ■ ::ij.
/«», / —\ 401000 BHKLLOSfSTEItS. jnat recriTed
saLVI f «gf and for eats at the corner of II inn «nA Tin.
way Ha]?g istroeta. We InTito thehltireM orPitta
burgh to oome and' try’ them 1 - Wo also keep
constantly onhandCAN OVBTBBS, sold whbbaalo and
retail. Families supplied with Shelioyalonj at fifty and:
eerenty-Qre cents per hundred, by ' . , ;
00 to . CBia: KIMBLE- :
m fileotlozi hfotlce.
fftQK Stockholders of the Petuisylyazda Insnranee Com
-1 peny, of Pittsburgh, era hereby notified that the An-
Duel Election for Directors, for sail Company wlli he held
at the offlce, comer of Fourth and UftitthOilA streets, on
MONDAY, the 6th day ot Noranhcr, 1866: at 10 o'clock A.
M. rptdfotd] ' -A. A. OAtg&Ea, fec’y.
Tan KNOYOLOPBDIA OP OHEUIBTBY, Practical and
Theoretical : emhraolqg Its. application, to the Arts,
Metallurgy, Mineralogy, and Pn*tm*cj.
By JsoeaO, Booth, A, &L.M-A.,P.S.,MeItBF. and-Esttasr -
In the hlint, Professor of Applied Chemistry
In the franklin Institute; assisted by.CamphellMorfitt,,
snthor.of M Abniled Chemlstrr " and ctChemleal Manipnle».
lions*’ Bewodedition;.Bor sale by. ..
outs ' 8.. T. 0, MOBQAN, 1M Wood at.
APPLETON’S DICTIONABY of Machines, Mechanics,
Engine Work, and Engineering Illustrated.with
four thousand engratlngs on wood; ln2vols. Pot sale
by a T. a MOBQAN,
oct2 Ho. IDA Wood street, near fifth;
WATCHES, JEWELBY, go—Jnat returned from the
East, fend now-opening a laige-ahd'splendid assort-'
ment ofgoodß in my line, which wilt ha sold et low prices.
4^-Watches repaired in tlie best manner. Jewelry
made to order end repaired. gllrex.Ware manufactured,
Ac. W. TP.’WILSON,. ' ’
°ct3 61 Market street, comer of Fourth.'
oik agues or UHIIIOK iiAwn antmtar.is. ..Grtr—
D good Dwelling House, BpringHonse,'aKden, Avv iif
under good fones, and in cultiraUdni
mUoafmm thedty. -PrinoMOO.' “ out ‘ m
r Mttkst St.
the naw B^S^^^^*****
--- , L. aiBSHPIELD A SON.
Ca£K SHUTS AND DftAifEfiS-Jast rectired, an as
p sortmant of B, ft »• and 14 threads «lk' Shirts' and
Drawers, of all Maes, fey
°°« . L HIRBHPIELD A SON.
FLEMING'S BOOK-KEEPING—New editiOnorflejllng'B
Bcok'Keepifig-, )Drt fif Btlnity ~
, W. & E&TKH, BoitoQer, -
00(6 Market street; oaroer of SaoomL
Bine laid, white le!dt*hitfr«oYe; cream
laid, buff -wore, buff liil, aaaber taldi dkmeßk UIsJ,
enamfileda and every variety ofnote, letter And least Gave*
lopes, for sale by [oct6j , W- fl. HATKN.
INSB—ArnoldI®, 1 ®, Wkrren%
TT Harrison*®,and MaynardAHoyes'lnkfl.fOrsal*by,
- > W. B. ttA.VBH. ■
NO. BUGAB—7O hbds prime =&TBale by
m -oCts' SMITH, MAIR A HUNTER.
BrillNßD SBQAfiS-r2O bbbrOnifbedin i
•• -20 da isoaf;.. •'
. . ’ . .
For sale by foct6] SMITH, MAiaXHPMTKB.-
M OL AfiBK»-T6 : bbie M«r Otteens.oakf
iXl' 80 do Bonr Home;
R»ftUe,by 4 foctfi - } BUXTQ, MAIB 4 UUNTEB.^
piin-UiU£B Ulan-at O£RH(FB Q Al*LEHymay4» tatto
i be ttOladfcr. - t®.Prfcefl t>§D!t«U.'fct 7G Fotatb-St.
. oetß
XAJ nx SOB PAX Worthies. Piwm..T
GAtliBY, 74 Ppnrtlt a^est
rate by* a
■ <”*« -■ * ■■«-.■■:'•■':, - <AgWEUirEKS*Ctt ;
-TO" °-SUOAB-'SO bMfc 1 stttalj .prtißO It. o.Bng« fop
JH:. (toniadfcruMv /„r* ! :- ,H! ‘“‘T“ B “
. •~0<a« ■• > -'YKH •. ;..|] ;; AIgETI. tM A CO.
Mro^.Bo‘l)Sli-tirim*»»* £ Xjw:k Hjiop la «ton> ud for
pale bj foctj] AXwktL.' liEB A £&
BOOHB-O*k HMmcoUnga,
jFj «!<* Ojin»B?.at: KjWfe«Aito^S f. Martlw 16 «t3r
■TOrfrty. fflr.Bala^j,,.., / wiTngAKHHAt.K A CO- .!
S’^SfeS 4 *®B®-"* 8 ®-"* l*VBO roUpcttottflfnawAtyta.At
«llprlo4Bi-fiinaJßl>r Bw “ '*
*»;. -t i-,.. -. ... W.-Tft'MAB&BAW. * 00- .
QBDOHD HAND PACKING BOXES, of nttaw da*,
iOlwbieh I viQ call *t.%boat the cast-af material.
'ftytUP - ' - - a .v &. &EYB3BE, 140 Wood i? ,
: | f QPflßa AHD 'BKmBa Ea.
JEJ
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■’mmii Al
v » j " -‘V/ ~'V‘
m to.k
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! WSttJ^V>±SEk'o6B>l
EAPIDITT OF HAND WORKING 1
, tllaan cnUrencw principle,
HE VER-BEFORE D TSCO rERBD t
* A GREAT GUItIOSITV t ' - ,
• “Ahoy ISytratPOiiittUlshelHronj pHtauty foefghly bnah
;«la of Corn.in a day.(withoUt foiigu«)t)f-vithi?r dJT.damp
or green. Coru—MpantUng it from lfaerC ft b-. : No r eieaolßg
> tha rorn rvunirp-j, -£,yerj. kerhuf ia f?tn6v«m frtni
*vaDt*-nhnflkluwbichihe'eofngTbwa.
«tSS3‘ 9fS!T **tots the Corn off4hevoh,it lapickedbft f
* llh hl » angonr... It picks off the Wr'
owdowtbftT 1 ” S ' K,frr farm,, r kuo»» nouiecblnehu- 4
1 00,000 or thcae MneUlue.
AKE CSDER CONTRACT,
MAKING A T DIPFEBENX POINTS I
»HI BUIiTO
FOR THESE REHXRKA BLE-MA CHINES,
Exceeds: Credibility]
For Farther description, see :
“NSW YOBS
aoi dally ’" ' ’ C ' * ‘
<l> l« IS l» do Citeli-pii» njr Itiunbugt
THERE 13 A PILE OF MONEY
In tM»” Monopoly! i ' : o
Welnrlte thoso wlio vast to make i£e“ jiceks," to call at
; :a JIASONIO’jBALL.:-.
W<A)i>WJiU,S
ft? R N fT ITRIO
** •*' *AM> • -•
WHO h E S-A i B AND^B t T AIL *„
EiißflAoiKa Eviav gryiE os-. A
piaiariTCjiß,
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT, - •
SUIIABISE FOti* • - •'!
PARBORS, .
CHAMBERS, •
i . , ; AND DIEINQ ROOMS. ’
■. ' tQDAI, , . , ‘
HEW YOItK pft PfIIIiADEiPmA ' ’
USD JT tO\rER PIECES,
®®“®T er y by luud, ami warranted* >
n ' Cabinet Hate era
capplifiO-With any quantity of fIJHWiTUJIU aa*OUAXU&
-*'*■*» on rvasonabifetanas,’' ' ' .: “ ■ , * •
.libtels ant] Steamboats . ■■■■"
FBBNI6U.Bff 3UTIO2 - , t
Warerooma, No*. "77 and 79 street* 1
• *•'••■ • • PITTSBUHau, T'Jr.
WKSIEBH FABMEB3 IHB»gAIJpE COHEAKiF,'
•• NEW LISBON, OHIO. ' ~ '
IP B*- phat,lM Baintng;.‘.iirK ms’
X • TMr3Elroet,Pittaturgli. ~ ■ , ~3
omotSB: '
P. A. BLOOKBOSf; PSSlditfti ’ • ,
JAMKB BDluaOK, Vice President:'
LKVI MAHTlNpßecrntsry end Tri-'ii'nfor.
JeincsW. Woodwtill, ' JcstiphTiumtrfr.
James Wood. .• .K M.lUJdle,: ;• J
“"“KN , Br;.Jtfo.E.Pat)c. .
jlfl] m Blmma, Birmingham, Dawson,Newme/utA Co
British and Continental Exchange.
BIGHT SILLS DRAWS BY • , -
DURCAK, BHERSAS *L cdi ■**■*
£W> TJJB .UNION BANK, LONDON , « '
: t .• Is 8 CUB or £1 AKD UpWABDII. •'-1
irUTEafi DRAm. wd.arallAWd fir ~
tEOTfmmr it ® sww .«$ W**a*£fr
' WeoLiridraVSiaffr Btizaon '' ' • ' ; 7. f f •
ttw A. oranetumni .
* V A - FJUXKFOUT'A 1 'MAOT, ‘
Which Berra an a Itemittancsta.an paru-bf GERMANY.
aWIZZBRLANIrintI HOLLAND. ' • i rji-. ' ? ?
travel 6bn^m*ypTocur<vthroarft r
of Credit, on which Mono? can be obtaifledited ; '
needed, to any part of Europe. .
Oouxtmos i of BUIfl, Notes, er d other eecpxjtieO la Ra-"'
rope, will recUve' prompt attention. _
wh.il 'sr
rahSx Wood, comer Third eirdet. ff
WILLIAMS &*- ALLEN,, ij
SOCCtSSOBSTO li * r ; ‘ 1 -*j.£ |
ARNOLD & WlitlAMS, '' . • V
oe- 5r
ChiispnFarnacea, Wrought lfon Turing; <
. . ' . AND mTINa CENEttALLY, .
' Vatilaiion-of' .Buildhigu- .
• will contract for Watmibg uiaVcntUßiiw--
JBtoJUa or Hot . Water,. Pipes or ChllEon*a>Earnac& !
fßmiches, Bonoola,, Hospitals .Factories,- flreen Houses,
OourtHoosca,Hotels, orDyeliiageL. Nr*. gs Mvtftgiyi* •
street, PittsTiurjjh,. . .» , inpie
WILLIAM HtTNTEB;
FWRJE AMiriiffli
80. 299 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
«-Cowium.j oicaviTO. tho BKST DBAN.T)B oi 7,
.PESSSYtVAHIA, i: J \.,:t u
OHIO INDIANA; Sad 1
jnssbpiiijßDPKaFit&flnii
KiyiCAPDOIIB,
WMcAsDI alwiysbesold atUnlcwwtCaal prjcia < [ijlll "
WM. B. HAYS & CO., >
i DEALERS IN BACON,
LAKD, EAKD OIW
DBIEDBEET,
. .i• = O±K?JSBSEI> KAHSV .* |
-'' r 1 v* * f
Ho. ‘497 Liberty street, - i ,ll!
: ■ ‘ ■ PiiraßOßn, ftafete
0. 3,
< iambbtcan
pa p i
HAHWACTBEIHCt COHPABY,
SO. ’iß S&rom> STBEET, HTTSBtBBB, tUi ! f' j
ML tor IIDMKi, «Bd '
Picture Frames, Wlaflnw ami Door needs, Braeiets, Traces,
Cornfcaa, VantUatoß und Centre -Pteceslbr Cetlißfrv 80-y ?
Bottes cntl Mouldings of every doscription,Esre end design,* .
chute. aad warrmtedßiore dorsbtß tb'ab feny bttier brittle , J
pmrlnnsc. v" J .
' BiT. Orders executedontheshortest cotter. ;
recto l 0 this article, en eeconut cf its lightweight. 'I.
„ - ! €omUij8 > ,TW)KS*-CO,
Ro. IB Second Bt,.toetaM«fl Woodiia Mutlfet iitt--
JOKES.-TIE RKA N &, CO..
(SOOftEBaOSS' i I r6;?icJB^SV,,TtEEI?AH'*.'<JO,i "
Have in stout* and bob sale, & handsetne sssett
ment of -i-'i-’.-'r;;;-; .v, -e: .'yl'T.re. ■- i .
8E ASONAB-J.B)-. i
D;SSKSS®tl®l^'''
To-whlch tbeylnirtte the
aep2O42wowlm’• - r u a*
WitPllV ft 88.0., ,; ;
HAVIT , 6 ? tfoctf.T % 'l^
A Jjl£S , ~
WABE3, bonxht within th&lcat >
r*?.® w **ft3'ttfuio very lowest dosing price?, todwhich,the*. ■;•,•>,
at ft email advance on Eaaterq cosit&T ca£h, or-te> ;
rgDOdptompteix t !>^j
Ail poxchaaep ire inwtol end aealrej to n&keas «*»• - « .
inailemoftfcelr*tbGk. ' . . ;j.V.«*tttaUw3m -
QCHMIDrsXIQDIOIIAIB DyfiTchanges almost insiinV &'
O, itfred t* g»y b&ir to hlackorfcrowa. Tfclr©ywlu» * *'
Iwn used in of U * lßyist CKdlent''
MUde. AipgrtoZ. •->; ■ •"T
~. HEBPKTiO-BOAE ts csed for removing tanfsanewneav
andreißesßeftheakimltalaocnmallchapvchafeaatul'
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