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OFFICIAL I , Arkll - 017' 1928 'CITY.'
P ITT S
° TUESDAY MORNING - _ OCTOBER 28
RIORNIN6'POST4COIt COPPIC
We would - est! the attention - of ItEttCtANTS AND
i ßllghlrun MIN to the fact thatwe ltave'jnet received
,from Phiiidelphlii a number Or Pints of new Job Tipeo.oi
are now prepared to fill 'olden! for Oarde, etrealare. nui
:ad., Paper Woke, Pastore, and .Programmes for rrldtd
All - cm:Ws will be promptly 11/ted.
SW- 9. 21..PETTINGULL a co.: Ar--vaPer Adrertsi4
..--ntsbargh Daily and Weekly
Agents, are the Agents for
Port, and are antherneea to -IeMIDe ApVtaDdiumills and
no at the sapid rates aa.,required Pt this
ode... Their - -reeelpte.are, - reO*d as payments. Their
oDets areal • • New ,X'0.11441T2 NOBOOn (MOM
fikREELt:Y • AND TH JO URN A L
The Hercrulee of the Journal of this city
comes valiantly to the rescue of the Tribune slid
Greeley; and kindly and promptly takeirnp their
defenoe. Bat the defence is 'Tame fOr *int of
faote, and untrue for want of a fair and imparl'
tial judgment.
We spoke upon the testimony of several pa
pers when we referred to . Greeley, of the Tri
bune, as one of the real authors of the "free
love" societies of lie* Terit, tend eleetrhore in
this country. These infamous associations are
the direst fruits of tbosil socialist dootrias that
have for years ferttid eager' advocates in the
0 philosopher " , ot the Tribune, and a few of 119,
friends. Thoie " philosophers " long promised :
us, through - the agency of !to , clalism " a Mali ,
ling heaven on earth ; and the work is finisttid;'!
and behold Its fruit—a fashiotiable " boll " on
Bronairay
The Tribune was not the first to 0405 n theta
societies. Although aware of their existence
for months, it ;aid not one mord-about them un
alkother papers oommeneed the exposure, and
then it published a long account in which. the
worst features of those societies are not ex
posed. Why were they not exposztd months be
fore, when the Tribune men well understood
them ! Were more victims wanted to this so
Mal experiment," and more villainy cotnimma
'ied Why Wait till others commenced au ex
posure,
... .
and implicated the Tribune, and then
. .
attempt to clear its own ekirts by atkendetono
tion thug it was useless longer to withhold I It
Wit.riettle. We suspect the " philosophers "
are attempting to escape by "pfectiMg." Bat
the testimony egainid them is very strong.
Ae to our other charge against the Tribune,
that some months ego it, published several Arti
cles to show that the traion , lbso.of little or no
value to the people of the north,.the' t iourna/
affects to deny it. It is generally knowh. We
have now before us a pamphlet in which those
artioles are reprinted front the Tribtme in
pamphlet form, for general circulatiorr. i The
pamphlet wacgot up at the Tribtint ofdeet; and
sent broadcast over the land.' 'They were do
• signed to prepare the northern mind for a disso
lution of the Union, as their *hold tenor and
import show. speaking of secesidon,,tthd the
little value of the Union to the north, the wri•
ter says, on page 14 :
"So far as regards navigationiand tdo profits
" of the export trade, then, there would seem
" to be nothing whatever to be lost by the sop
. '"tiration."
On page 15 the writer speaks at. trades that
might be gained by a. diesolution of the Union,
and says: •
"Thee() would, to a groat extent., make
" amends for diminution at the south, and would
"lessen the loss to one half, or abotot seven
Al million' dollars, at which sum, ar folly cents
"pet kcal, we feel disposed, after this of amine
" tion, to estimate the peouniary sable Of the
" Union to the North " e.
" Forty tents per head," then, iB tho Nribune's
estimate of the value of the 3Tnion to-the peo
ple of the north. And it thinks thatl honld be
snore than made up to some other way, if the
Anion was dissolved ; oar tonslitution diatroyed ;
our republic overthrown ; the,notde Work of our
fathers ruined; the hope of. aufferiog hizmanity
blighted ; and this country expoeed to , all the
horrors of a civil and a servile war. . God will
confound the compile of such cold4blooded
traitors. Shame on their apologists.
TIIE JAPAN Tes.ary.Tbe Philadelpliiii ledger,
referring to the alleged infraction of op treaty
-with Japan, observes that after reading the lets
ter of complaint which Mr. Reed-has publidied,'
° and comparing the conduct of thelapstiese with
what they stipulated to do in the_trtmti, we aan:-.
not gee that they have broken faith oven in }tic
smallest partioular. No intelligent v'totan tan
road the treaty, much less a lawyer' aoonetoble d.
to the explanations of written instrumelits,.with-,
out perceiving that the Japeneitellnvela i borud to
concede as little as passible,, attkiittve a 0
cuoceeded in conceding nothinfichtittful barest
hospitalliy, and even confining this to thuporary
visintre and shipwrecked 'sailors. • lho little
tralFto wade necessary hyttnotthcsAtality,
have surrounded by strict officialtarriire, , so t tte
to render it as distasteful loAMOicann as pee,
sable. Ina word, if our people•cannotecttlnity
Japan, or trade with it as they 'd° in htbemnirt
tries, it le not because the Japanese hair° broken
the treaty, but because they never trade such 9' 4. 1
treaty-
EON. BIOLIAIIDBOII
papers announce Hon. Wright, of
Philadelphia county, as a candidatelor Spealter
101 the next House of Representatives.
Wright te elected for thj fourth role as member
, of the legislature from hie Ad hawse
last year the Democratic candidate for Speaker .
of 44 Haase, and received ths NI
_Democratic,
vote. 'know Mr. Wright well, find esteem
filar highly as a sound DemoCrat" 'anj an able
and faithful representative— lila ezpnriendo„ae
a legislator'', his intelligence and to . ludgitMt;
and the urbanity of his'inaiiiiers well fit
the &dicer of the office of Bppaker. The Fiiiilk!
ford district, yvhich he representr(luirenhownits
high appreciation of -his character , :iy so fre
quently cleating him se their illiverlititallyn,;lt
is good home-testimony in his favor, ottd-trels
now pretty generally and falrOaPii'idroWn4w
this Btao. • • E r,'
Run INTO TIM o}l.ol3llll.—gary .Bhor .- :ara
shout "played out." In RocheeferAow
the receipts, after eeveral due t
did not amount to pnough :(8).-e7;
mine. If Barnum had paid the $2, proT
mime offered in this-city, heiwox9l p have Wen"
out of pocket more than half that sernit ; b
he didn't pay the half of two thodaand.dtilliN
ZO prize habiee, and a goOdlY Portion of. what
was, awarded went to children who travel alarm
with hie show. Long live humbug 1
A Fuozrtva Barr Bacc.—The Boston Time/
states that a oolorea boy named ",..1:a0h, ,, mjne
years of age, claimed by Joseph Tuoiter, of Mo
bile, as his slave, was pm% back to hie master
from this city in the brig . Ssime,._Ciiit. Rogers,
on Thursday. So it apPetirtiAielconOtuttc,
and laws of the United.StateSAM /3 - p enforced
it
in the modern Athons, Theodore PqlO4Vl5lll.
'dell Phillips and other: abolltionie6 tio
tOTY.,
Igo Fans Lomm—The- BattLime Ai`tigi:
can, in netidn the emoiptAten of those , ar
rested In New York by the pollee, sass, " al:l4e
the moat prominent 6f at+ 8A:44011413g friende
of, tho Greased was (Alerted 0 gingielan Cap"
- _
doted with the Tribune, who 'Made hltneelf very
acti've in procuring bail for tLe 'T6isprer,
Harland, and in obtaining evidence t&teetify on
b-hslf of that gentleman."
Madness of George the Third
Little is known respecting the nature of the
delnakos which possessed t but
the folifirVeteage from Itertflition's pipers
inditheta,: ttlt was agreed that if
any fehtjuro thalthijam4adytopeared du
ring the pr i esetterelof e ocuncit Sir Salford
should sonrhaMvlng a eijgneUrons me, endeavor
Aso recall hiritfitont his aberration ; -and, accord
loglys7irben hlirmirjcaty tiPpeared to be atdres
sing himself to twee of the persona d w e b a n di
in h „' s y. ° L ri r r, Y .j ii e l :iy_tu t sci believe,
ami t r!„-,:rtfith died many
years moat
r a l 9 7: 43' 1 kvb.
br:erdv e tras t lie 'reply, "died to
7 011- and the - watld - In general, but not to me.
!rpm IdirlitiaryMa" forgetting that I have the
potter of holding iiittireotiree with those whom
you -.tali deadt--Yest-tir-Renry-lialferdv'Lsont•
tinned he, itesumi9o. a lighter nipper, "it is
fain, , ao far -all 1 9m, concerned, thit you kill
your pathnitte...
,Yes, Dr. Baillie—but, Baillie,
Baillle With'f Stunted' gravity, " I
don't know..--file Imam -anatomist; ho dissects
his patients; and then it would not bo a resus
4tateitietekVe but A1'0100944 and that I think,
is beyond:my Toner. , -; • "
' The - following-Oetttotattda of his condition
ireMETSlTAl'lleAealit' are given by an pony
tooria. writ er, but ninivell authenticated. I be
lieve, and atm:prise all that I have been able
to fock4lspcOttog',Otte " At intervals
he atill,took'n Direly Interco& in politics. lila
pen:lotion:was good, though mixed up with a
erroneous ideas; Melt:curry was tenacious, but
hie - Judgment :unsettled and the loss of rrVal
authority seemed constantly to prey upon ;his
Mind. ;His .omittity Seemed rather to - laorease
-thadiabattimp e titthe year 1814, when, at the
time the allied sovereigns arrived in England,
; he drineedindleatioile of returning reason, and
vas made noitialtited wit-h&c:astonishing events
which had recently occurred_
The queen', one day,•foand the afflicted mon
arch engaged Dialoging a hymn, and accompany
ing himself on the harpsichord. After ho con
'Chided the him; be knelt down, prayed for his
faiiliandifie nation, and earnestly ouppliosted
for the complete restoration of his mental pow
'ors He then'buret into tears, and hie reason
suddenly left. hint. But ho afterwards had oc
casionally, Ladd moments. 'One morning, hear
ing a bell toll, be asked who 'wait dead. "Please
your majesty," said _an attendant, ,"Airs. 8."
• Mrs S !" rejoined the king ; " she was a linen
draper, at the corner of street, end brought
up her family in the fear of God. She has gone
to heaven ; I hope that I shall soon follow her."
He now became deaf, imbibed the idea that be
was dead, and said, "I must have a suit of black,
In memory of George 111., for whom there is
general mourning."
In 1817 he appeared to have a faint glimmer
ing of reason again ; his sense of hearing return
ed more acute than ever, and he could distinguish
persons by their footsteps. He likewise recol
lected that be bad made a memorandum many
years before, and It was found exactly where be
indicated. After 1818 he occupied a long suit
of rooms, in which were planed several pianos
and herrn:horde ; at these he would frequently
atop during his walk, piny a tow notes from
Handel, and then stroll om He seemed cheer
ful, and would eeMetitnee talk aloud, as if ad
drossing-aomo-nobleman ; but his discourse bore
reference eo only 'peat events ' for he had no
knowledge of reeeui ciresitlistanoce either polit
ical or domestio.• Toward - the and of 1818 hie
appetite began to fall. In January, 1820, it
was found impossible to keep him warm;hie
remainlog teeth dropped out, and he was amost
reduoed ito a elteleten. Oa the 17th he vas con.
fined wholly to his bed, and on the 29th of Jan
uary, 1820, he died, aged 82 years."—American
Journal of Insanity.
A Touching So.Dc.
At the celebration at Ring's Mountain, the
following sentiment was *Offered :
Hon. William Campbell Preston: Rekindled
in the grandson, has been transmitted to us the
spirit which gleamed in the grandairo. While
we have assembled to honor the patriotic deeds
of the one upon the battle-Seld, let us not forget
the statesmanship and eloquence which has
thrown a halo of imperishable glory around the
other. In the fulness of age as in the pride and
strength of manhood, South Carolina delights to
do him reverence.
What follows we give In the graphio language
of the reporter for the Charleston Standird :
When the reading of this sentiment and the
oheere which it occasioned were ended, an aged
and feeble gentleman was Seen making hie way
to the stand. He had once possessed a massive
frame, but it was much wasted ; his hair was
white, and even with the assistance of hie crutch
he•walked with difficulty. This was all that
IS loft of Col. William C. Preston, one of the
most perfect °more this country has ev-r known.
He said: "If anything could now relume the
embers of a life which, at times in my youth
and manhood, has perhaps burned brightly, it
would be the sentiment which has just been ut
tered. It touches the objects which are dearest
to toe. It points to a life which had been ani
mated by what I thought and hoped have been
elevated objects of ambition, and to au arms
try whose memory has been most fondly cher
ished, and here to these soenee of primeval gran
dear ; and upon a spot with which it has
been the fortnue of that ancestry to be associa
ted, it comes upon me with special force ; but
If I.oould ever speak," be said, " I can speak no
longer, Oil if excuse be needed I would appeal
to this," raising up his crutch, " and to this,"
laying WO 115nd upon locks es white as snow,
" yet atilt my heart," laying his hand upon hie
breast—but the idea, whatever it way have been,
cculd,fincl no utterance, the tears trickled slow
ly down his sunken cheeks, and bowing low to
the audience, who were scarcely lees affected, he
itscaLigd'hfirßest.
Ta'rang Cold--How to Trost Theta.
Heir, many'premature deaths may be traced
directly to a trifling indiscretion and a slight
tbl , !-iiegleoted. What long spells of eieknees
and Intent, mental sufferings have been brought
on, which can be attributed to carelessness.
And now that the season of chilling changes of
temperature is upon us, we deem it important
enough, to copy the following observations, put
- forth' by - Dr. Bunt in his work open Health, ro
i gaffing the manner of treating a cold. It may
appear to some people that be requires too mach
for a . 1 mere cold." Bat they should recollect
thefuniess - that mere cold is promptly attended
to, it may progress in its stages until the com
bined skill of all the physicians in the land will
be insuffielent to prolong their stay on earth.
Ha-saya: P Many a useful life May be spared to.
bo'lnerstisingly useful, by cutting a cold short
"<elf:lntitfollowing safe and simple manner:--
On the finit day of taking a cold, there is a very
unpleasant sensation of chilliness. The moment
you observe this, go to your room and stay
there; keep it at such a temperature as will en
tirelrprovent this chilly feeling. even if it re-
Adires a hundred degrees of Fahrenheit. In
addition, put. your feet in water, half-leg deep,
us hot as you can bear it, adding hotter water
'frOne' time to time for a quarter of an hour, to
that -the water shall be Lotter when you take
your feet out than when you put them In it;
OM dry them thoroughly, and put on warm,
-Wok. -woolen Stockings, even 11 it be mummer,
for summer colds are the most dangerous; and
Jer tikenttfotir hours eat not an atom of food,
- but:deb:lk as largely as you desire of any kind
oftverm teas, and at the end of that time, if not
ttooner,tbe cold will be effectually broken, with
ont any thecUigue,wliktpver."
VISO. New Route to Bt. Louis
, Wo.callcd the , attention of the traveling com.
amity to the hew , route to 81. Louis, via the
-Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, the other day, as
a'looo 0l lefokmation of whloh every one should
be poosiiksed. The gauge Is six feet, and the
cars-wider and more roomy than any others in
theTtuted States: We see, furthermore, that
'flimPkillidelphla North American has called the
attention of the merchants of that city to this
nommin i
_M i lts issue of Saturday, in the lot
lowing,taticia; •. •
. •
~ srspif.Pillx4 o4 6 a Lt To Sr. Lucia;—.The new
'route by the way of the Ohio and:Mississippi
Ittilfroad,,is,now In full operation, and working
admirably. A eap'if some twenty miles, previ
ously traveled.by stage, is now 811od by railway,
and all the embarrassments along the line have
been satiafitotorily adjusted. The now road is
folly equipped and supplied with superb oars,
and passengers aro now -conveyed from Pitts
burgh to St. Louis in oily twenty-seven hours.
There can be no doubt that this Is by all odds
the beet route now opened between the Atlantic
sailboard and the Mississippi river. It must
become the favorite one for travel. . , ,
9liom Pinscrs—" The Last - Yankee Cry.'
tNO, - 111glialt I No Irish No Gerroana I No
4 1 8ealf,.;,iiirVoreittment ! No Ruhrioa! Ki4ow-
IR11. 1 4.(0.1 " ,
- Anitifoitttaraticilloot , much of that.
itiettlaCAY*9ea Irby it IF; considered
impolite,forgentlefpen to intioitlite; preseece of
ladles firth* ablit sleeves, while it is considered
'correct for 'ladies 'tlutiealreo to appear before
gentlemen without any sleeves ? We mere
ly ask for information
OWIMI
[Prom the American Rejected Addresees )
SONG OF TOE STEAMER.
Noshing through tho eceen,_.
to the'bretnes
ataxia a i m'CM
int 6
Rkrea der r iti .. 4 f:4
Shaking W . lth th 6 e / X 3 -4 f i 7 '
gtrOg vitft thk.
MetV-Pliuttlitind(tofs,, , 's4,
hiintheriast.
StaggerkttPu deck be.
Oatiselott cannot stand,
Unklingruttheanithig
'With a shak7ternd,
- -• • NOW Mu Door litiettling •
Underneath your feet,
Now it heaves you - up like
Tossdng in a sheet, ,
Fallon looking rod and '
Captain collies alongg, and
aspsMit-quite g ate;
Pas angers inquire bow •
•
Lung,Me, to,inet ;
Osptatn shekel/ hie
h eld—" It's
. hy
• ' k r' ,
Gentlemen. in motion,
Looking ta distressed,
Sao he'd give his house for
MN an ter's rest
Fidgety old lady
Wondorshe could nap,
Has'a or opinion
Of his bringing up.
Invalid complaining,
Not the slightest doubt
Another hkof straining
WW tutu him holds out;
Lady on the sofa,
Lying dead almost,
Nothing more to give up,
Male, s it be the gho4.
Gentleman In upper berth
Little sleep enjoy,
Gantlet:up beneath la
Hiking such a noise;
Gentleman in lower. berth,
Timid sort of chap,
'Fraid to put his head out,
Fear of some Mishap.
Dinner bell la ringfug,
Dimities under wrier,
Mame pitching round, and
Oravy pitching Deer
Half the chairs ate empty,
Folks are opt of-joint,
Could pot bring their minds up
To the Waring paint.
Villainous beet eaters, .
neon to sea before,
Nat tire meals • day, 'CUM)
Not mutant with 03111 . —,
Soup, and fish, and turkeys,
Flame and shoes:llln Lunch,
Mutton, Pork, and 076terfil
Ale and whisky punch
Ellecable stet ones.
Uniting on In wonder.
Lineation how they do it,
In the ammo! thunder:
Gormendlsing recants
Bay It's all neham
Secommemi, to cure them,
Pork, and tilpo, and ham
%Wither getting smoother,
Stomachs getting guli.t.
AaSeattgels4 I;l9re 414) , F01.
TrriitiWein - 11r
Many came to Ufa wham"
°emptily was ads ea
'Steed of playing 'PeMUM.
Nos they're playing 'blot
Tea in requisition, •
Gossip ge,taabout;
Eon:inure tirootaireurtoiso,
ritialeo slisers out;
Wonder whore day came !rum
Wotuler what tt ey're doing:
Minder shat the W mums ars;
%trait vtiete tbaY're
Le_glalatlme member ' •
Pitts on eta to doubt;
Colonel ID dlssilsob&
Glue to let lt out;
Both sniping to London ;
Nothing stud! prevent them .
Met° to ewe the minister;
Think he must present them.
Qattrang-wlnged Yankee
Ltalking'sharp and site,
Saye be guilicsa folks won't
Conosit over blot ;
Mavis to chats his dhanere :
Prudent, Ilto • thonk,
Oat a pound of ealidles
lacked up It his trunk.
Swwerlog western rowdy,
Will do ante re 1 nt ;
!drifts to go to Penton's;
Meant to smokaiad spit;
iocos s pair of Otto's,
Vidans s bowl') knife;
Never tank - an insult,
Nova In his Ilk,
Sturdy 'coking lender
Claps him on the back,
" pity yenunce . rowtai money
Glee 119 less of clack."
Aggravated rowdy "
nfilllez more and more.
Captain earl, " We'd Cr him
When we get 'whore"
Man has got a glmeratt
Patented anew;
Going abroad to Sall It;
We= it to you ;Ls
Speaks of soodatt nnunagn,
Vary tine dostee,
Haab mom eccrnOagoal
Than any other spice.
Greenhorn going to London
To sea the Oothou= ;
Heard of gladiators,
Wishes mach to tea 'em ;
Uncle went to Florence;
Now, on Ms return,
Thinks the Pitt Palace
A pitiful concern.
°soften:too or baldness,
Dealing In harasser",
Ooing Ftrelght to Sheffield
To see how prime are.
Lady and her daughter,
Traveling express,
Mesa to take a courier,
Coat It more or less.
Dandy mast accorteattb
Geode:men of mak ;
Learns the best hotel le
flatanalt of Mont Blanc;
Nobody resides there
But the hlgheetclaee.
4014alesoent company
Write Mtn dclein an ea&
Lady, getting nervous,
&as a ship In eight,
Hopes they will nol von us deem
lind4en In the night;
Gentleman resolving,
If be gets to shore,
spend his life on Pother eide,
ill;nd never steemlt more.
Rushing through the ocean,
Rolling In the breeze,
Heaving over billow,
Pitching into seas,
Ebeling with the engine,
Sezeuning with the bia.ir,
Comtbrtable thing - to
Be arrived at last.
Two Law■ for Ladles
1. Before you bow to a lady In the etroet per
mit her to decide whether you may do as or not,
by at least a look of recognition.
2. When your companion bows to a lady, you
should do the same. When a gentlemen bows to
a lady In-your company, alwaye bow to him in
return.
Nothing is so ill understood in Amerlea as those
conventional laws of society. so well understood
and praotisedfin Europe. Ladles complain that
gentlemen pass them by in the street unnoti
ced, when In fact, the fault lies with their own
broach of politeness. lt is their duty to do the
amiable first, for it lea priVilege which ladies en
joy of choosing their own associates or !acquain
tances. No gentleman likes to risk being out in
the streets by a lady through a premature salute.
Too many ladies, it would seem, "don't know
their trade" of politeness. Meeting ladies In
the streets, whom one has' casually met in com
pany, they seldom bow unless he bows first, and
when a gentleman never departs from the rule of
good breeding, except occasionally by way of ex
periment, his acquaintances do multiply, but he
etude probably charged with rudeness. The
rule IS plain. A lady must be civil to a gentle
man In whose company she is casually brought;
but a-gentleman la not upon this to presume upon
acquaintanceship the first time he afterwards
meets her the Meet.
If it be her will, sho gives, some token of re
oognitioo, *beadle getleman may bow; otherwise
he must pass on and consider himself a stranger.
No lady need hesitate to bow to a gentleman,
for he will promptly and politely answer even if
he has forgotten his fair saluter. None but a
brute eau de otherwise ;,—ebould he pass on rude
ly, his character is declared, and there is a cheap
riddance. Politeness, or breeding, is like law
gig "go ',°(#4 ll B B . "
Tan tranOrtei, a Brussels journal, publishes
a long m anifesto, addressed " to republicans,"
and sign - idly Kossuth, Ledru Rollin and Mu
slim'. It le an appeal to revolution in all parts
of Europe. The three tribunes of the red re
public declared that the moment has arrived for
.Earopean democracy to constitute itself Into a
powerful apity, co present itself In face of its
enemies, and. to act. The fall of Behests:og m,
In their eyes, the beginning of a general par,
the end of :which must be advantageous to
various'populations. 'Organize . yourselves,
and &rot" Is the conclusion of the new mani
festo.
. .
li
larc—Ao editorial correspondent of the
Missouri &pub&tin bee been traveling in li
ail'Ms• . Hear bibk:.relata an incident of Me
joorneyinge: , ~ t ,
Onr first adventure on the road was with a
goefl ailed rattlesnake Wild we encountered on
the prairie, half a. mile from stick or Stone; in
vain re looked for either, but having Confidence
in onr.oudmas well as upper leatherS, we con
cluaed to,talejty, An part, the teaching that he
shall sting thy heel ;" so with that selfsame heel
that he would sting, wo " bruised his head,"
whilst he beat his dying chant with his rattled
tail against our lege.
Dr JOSH GI DAIS.
.' 4 f
--
THE MINISTERVINAIER PARTY.
Mr.gir -12 --;--;tlittlan officiating clergy
'inn, who halVithargli of a little flock in the
003.. oriklassaiffinseSt, /10.. Was. poeaessed of
exielleitt tettiper, &erne feelings, and a
sell al:alga - fled mind ; but ho was eccentric, even
Wits a &weed speaker, and his
'll/0-,blessed to .Thekonversion of
rainy minis. At the age of thirty -dour he I; , e
came conv,noed that it was 't not-good for man
to be alone ;" and for the purpose of bettering
lie condition, be made proposals to Mary /1--,
a beautiful, light-hearted girl of seventeen,
daughter of one of hie wealthiest parishonere,
and who imagined that to refuse the hand of the
minister would-be a sin bordering hard upon the
unpardtinable. In dak time tho' marriage wan
contaminated; brute's - snug portion paid,
and the hpippy husband, as hasbande in their first
love aril apt to do, gave up to the humor of hie
wife, and acoompaulkd her -to several . festive
parties/11/en by hieweelthy neighbors, ifi honor
-Obis marriage.
One evening towarde:Spring;ll4 happy *Coup' e
Were sitting together in their comfortable par
lor, the-reverend gentleman deeply buried in
the: study of the venerable Bede, and-lis wife
equally intent upon a plate of fashions, when
she suddenly looked up with a mingled °spree-
Bien of hope and fear, and thus addressed her
companion :
"My dear husband, I have one request to
make."
" Well, Mary, anything consistent,"
" Yon do not imagine that I would make an
inconsistent request, surely V
" No, not a request t hat you would consider
inconsistent. But come, what is it 1"
" Why, my dear," and her voice trembled a
little, " we have been to several parties among
the neighboring gentry this Winter, and now I
think, that to maintain oar position in society,
we eboald• give a party also.'
The tninfoter looked blank.
" What sort of a party, Mary ?" ho at length
Bald.
" Why," she-replied, it such a party as those
we have - attended: We must have an elegant
dinner, and dancing after IL"
" Dancing in a minister's house !" exclaimed
Mr. W., In surprise.
" Why, yes, certainly," replied his wife, coax
ingly. You will not dance, the party will. be
mine; and then we have been to similar parties
all Winter,"
" True, true," he teuttereJ, with a perplexed
air, and eat silent for some time. At length he
said, " Yes, Mary, you may make a party, give
a dinner, and, if the guests desire it, you may
dance."
" Thank you, love, thank yon," cried hie de
lighted wife, throwing her arms around his neck,
and imprinting a kiss upon hie oheek.
" But I have some stipulation, to make about
it," said Mr. W— " I must select and invite
the guests, and you must allow me to place 80-1110
of my favorite dishes on the tahle
"Ae you please, love." Elba answered, delight
edly, " but when shall it be
" Next Wednesday, if you please."
" Bat our furniture and window draperies are
very old fashioned. It is now time we had new."
" I should think it hardly necessary to refur
nish our rooms, Mary. All our furniture is ex
cellent of its kind."
'• Bu t our smooth carpets, white draperive and
ewe °balite have such a odd look. Do ooueent
to have the roomy newly fitted ; we can move
these things to the unfinished ohatabera." •
" And of what use will they bo in those rooms
which we never occupy Besides, it is now,
nearly spring, and to fit up for winter seems
superfluous."
" Well, I would not care," she persisted,
" wort; it not that people would call us parei
moutons and ungeateel."
" Ott, if that Is all," ho said, gaily, " I will
promise to spend one thousand dollars on the
evening of the party, not in furniture, however,
but in a manner far more gratifying to our
guests, and honorable to ourselves, and which
',hail &truant° us from all imputation of parsi
mony; and you may expend in dress, eatables,
and desert,. just what sum you please, sad do
Dat.forgot the Vinefl,"
And so the 001100- ended. The minister re
sumed-his studies, and his wife gate her mind
to the consideration of the dress which would
be most becoming, and the viands that were the
most eXpentivo t . The next day oho went busily
about her preparations, wondering all the time
how ler husband would expend the thousand
dollars; bat as she hod learned something of
the eccentricity of his character, she doubted
not that be meent to give an agreeable surprise ;
and her curiosity grew so great, that she hardly
slept during the interval.
At length the !momentous' day arrived. The
arrangements were all complete, and Mrs.
W— retired to perform the all-important busi
ness of arraying her person in fine attire. Sho
lingered long at the toilet, relying on the fashion
able unpunetnality of fashionable people ; and
at length, when everything was complete, she
left the room, arrayed, like Judith of old. glo
riously, to allure the eyes of all who should look
upon her, and full of sweet smiles and gracee,
flawitbstwPclicl the, mtoomfertablo pinching of
her Ones and corsets. Her husband met her
in the hall.
"Well, my dear, our guests have all arrived,"
he said, and opened the door of the receiving
room. Wonderful! wonderful! what an assem
bly! 'There were congregated the crippled, the
maimed, and the blind, the palsied, and the ex
treme aged. A group of children from the
alms-house were also there, who regarded the
lady, some with mouths wide open, others with
both hpnds thrust into their hair, while others
peered out from behind the furniture, to the co
vert of which they had retreated from her (is:
sling presence. At first she was petrified with
astonishment, then a displeasure aroesed her
face, till, having run her eyes over the grotesque
assembly, she met the oomically grave expres•
lion of her husband's countenance, when she
burst into a violent fit of laughter, during the
paroxysms of which the bursting of her corset
laces could be distinctly heard by the company.
"Mary!" said her husband sternly. She sup
pressed her mirth, stammered an excuse, and
added,
"Yen wW forgive mo, and believe yourselves
quite Woleome."
"That id well done," whispered Mr. W----;
then, turning to the oompany, he said :
"My friends, as my wife is not acquainted
with you, I will now make a few presentations."
[uoiroLusiol To-sioaaow
iffil-No Family wbowild be without theirs.
—We speak of lii'Lane's Liver Pills, which have become an
tattlimeisabls family medicine. The frightful symptoms
which nese from • diseased Liver manifest themselves,
more or less, In ever t family; dyspepsia, sick headache,
obstrurtlon. of the menses, ague and fever, pains In the
aide, with dry, hacking cough, ore all the results of hepatic
deranyeinent—and for these Dr. APLlne's Pills are a sove
reign remedy. They have never been known to fail, and
they should be kept at all times by families.
Duityrions—Take two or three going to bed, ovary !wood
or third" night. If they de not purge two or three times by
next morning, take oae or two Core. A :lig Af bmakfaq
shoutlinvarlahty follow their sac.
The Liver Pill my also be used where purging la simply
necessary. As an anti bilious purgative, they are inferior
to none. And In down of two or three, they give astonish
ing relief to sick headache ; also, In slight derangements of
the slomach.
Pinehascrs will please be careful to ask for, and take none
but Dt. Bl'Lande Liver Pills. All others, In comparison,
wee worthless.
Isar The above valuable remody, also Dr. Sl'Late's eels,*
brutes Vemnifuge, MD now be had at all respectable Drug
Store to thin city.
Also, for aale by the so' e proprietors,
YLBILING BROB.,
Successors to J. Kidd A Clo:,
ootllhdew No. 80 Word street, corner of Fourth.
ifiklmportaut to Farmora--New Disisov.
erl•i.--VEONTABLEt CATTLE POWDEIL—These Pow.
dere Ere put up in one pound packs, and are really a good
artiob, not only for the dleeased inoldent to horses, cows,
wine and other animals, hot they are ilkewiv an excel.
lent *We to Improve the condition of the animal.
Art Elk), Cbms, they not Only Improve the condition of
mUci caws, but they increase the quantity as well as im
prove the quality of milk and butter. Thegroprietors say
that Increases the quantity cf butter from half a pound
to a *Mud a Week to each cow, while those persons who
have tried it say a pound and a half to two pounds par
week with the sama kind Cl feeding as before. Of one
thin: we are certain, all who nee It once will use It all the
time and tare money by the operation as well as imorove
the ippearanee of their tioek. Price 26 eta a paper ; I Int-
Perefiir $l. alto. H. KEYSER,
°artier Wood street and Virgin alley,
0012 Wholesale and lletall Agent.
•
Inhalation for Diseased Lungs.
Tie mode of Inhalation, In cases of diseased lungs and
thrset, recommended by Dr. Curtis In his advertisement,
antes us as the true one. It Is now generally admitted by
carbetit physicians, that local difficulties can only be enc.
casltdly treated by keel applications. This practice has
ben plumed from the first with respect to external Sufism-
Minx and corrosions, and we see not why diseases of the
that and longs may not be treated in the same manner;
wehelleve they may. In tide variable climate of oars,
what; inns end throat complaints have become co preva
leatend rife, we earnestly recommend ito the public, and
to tie rffiiic . ted especially, to avail' themselves of Dr. Curtis
r.-
retody.—[One who bee tried it) Bee advertisement in
thisPaYer•
am/ion—Da Cuwn? WY/RAN A to the original and only
Moline article. aoy43vrcloor
• s: 4
Oar . Ague and Fever of Three Years'
Standing Cared.--Hr. John Longden, now living at
Beaver Dam, Hanover county, near Richmond, bad Ague
and Fever Ihrthree-yeare; moat of thatituft:hahad
twice a day;,and rarely lam than eic . e. "agaiiidrolVd
with foam aasoogpe the chill left Kit; slid ofto trying
gphysiiipaig, 6dnlne, mciecit-* 0 . 03 tavatil*ri..rid
everything recommended 0 him, well'4boigl to give 11013:1
despair, whtgm Carte 'e Spihishldlitnin was spokini of: be
got trio bottles, but t ortlL!hiduted m oretban single
one, he wee perthitly eared; and has not had a chill or
fever does.
Mr. Lon yden Ls only one out of thotteands who have
been benefited by this great tonic, alterative and blood pu
rifier. Bee Advertisement eep4:lm
&Pr. Batetraitor's Hair Dye...No DURBIN°,
BLISTERING COMPOUND could ever have attained the
UNIVERSAL (Ivor accorded to this, the original, miner
failing favorite. Nature la not more true te
the brown or black produced in the reddeM, gaunt, or
most frowsy hair, by it. Made - and sal, or applied, (in
nine private rooms,) at BATCHELOR'S Wig Factory, 233
Broadway, New Took.
vholosal, and retail, by r. ago. H. Kwirsint,l4o .
Wood etreet. ect2o:llsw
43- Stockings an Hosiery for Witrismv
—lf you don't want your feet pinched with bad MA short
Stockings, yOu will take. our educe and go to 0. DALY'S,
corner of. Market alley end Ilifth street, and bnyaome.of
those elegant Pine Stockings, that make your feet Mel nice
and comfortable. DALY also makes snd sells every Vod. ,
ety of Hosiery that you can mention, at wholesale and:
Remember the place, corner of Market alley an' - LIM
street..
OHIO & PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE ONLY RAILROAD
RUNNING WEST PROSE PITTSBURGH.'
Tax Ifsas num leaves at 2 A. M.. through to Cincinnati
in 12 holm and 40 udzintee.
MAIL Tuns men As 8 A. 81. t.
EXPELZU TRAM " AT BP. M. •
Thew Trains all make close maniac ions at Oreetlina. and:.
the Scot two connect at Alliance. The direct route to Bt;
Louie to now open, via. Creetllne and Indianapolis, 100
miles shortai than Th. Cleveland. Oczawatiocts are toads;
at Mansfield with the Newark and BanduekgCity,roadt
and at Creettine with the throe wade ceacentrcting there
For pardsniure nee handbills. No trans run on StEntiodl”
Through 'Basta Bold to Cincinnati, Laniovllla Bt. lonia,
Indianapolis, Chicago, Rock Island, Fort Warta, Clueland.
and the principal Towne and Cities In the Went;
The NSW BRIGHTON ACOO6I6IODATION' 'TRAIN will'
leave Pittsburgh at £46 P. 61, and New Brighton at 7.30 .
A . M. •
Por Tlckete and farther information, apply to
J. a. ousaY,
At the corner oface„tinder the Monongahela Home-
Or, at the Yoder& Street Station, to i
02011.11110 PARKIN , Ticket Agent
Pittaborgb, July 23, 1856. (LV24)
OHIO AND l i 9 , Vt !!! RAILROAD,
Continuation of the Ohio and Penna.
TO FORT WAYNE,
Taw 11 - 171111 MID MID 113011TITA ICUS non P1IT881:18011.
Oat - Trains connect at Crestline, seittund detention, with
all the Trains on Ohio 11214 Primes. Road, and also at
Forest with 'halm; going North and South, on the Mad
Inver and Lake Erie nallroad.
For 'nava, apply at the Railroad Offices of., the Ohio
and P0rt13133 , 1 'anis Railroad Company in Pittsburgh, ALle•
ghonio rt eity .ra or at any of the fbitat u g u niginte:
w Tn.. 'i
Oinotnnati, Urbana,
Dayt on, flpad=rol _
'anti's:Apart; o
PenmanMa; Findlay.
dettrlng Ticketa will be parMulat to. ask fur, e.
'Moan by thoOtdo and Indiana Dallroact. .. .
jo6 ;
J. it t EITHAUOLIAN. eget ,'
ea , - cart at No. 164 Wood Street, =at ex.
amine
OUT sleek of ElOn 11ATel sad WIRT/nt 0628. Jain
maatra3, a large let of !Mangled. Celestial, and other styles
of Caps, 'ankh we wIA egii low r rash.
octl6 MORGAN A 0.1, 181 Wood etre&
Ii it* t AAT E.—We have received one YALL
STYLE Of BUN HATE, which will be found, on In.
ant e *acti
tra on one for, a neat and good article. A good Hat for $O, •
nex $4. Call and sea.
MORGAN A CO, No. 164 Wood et,
Neil house to the new Presbyterian Church,
sepS One door from Edith street.
Young 111en , s Library Aeßoolation.
—An adjourned meeting of the members of Wea
Litenry Anociation will be held In their Ream, on TUIL3-
DaY kVitwlHA, the i lust, st half post o'clock.
Toe object'of Wier tat^.ting will be to take nweasurea for
liquidating the Indebtelneas iikainet the Association, and
providing meantrforsuattaining the inmituihro.
octal W. H. RJNOAID, illemetary.
P — onnsylvania Insurance Company
OP PITTSBURGH,
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield streets. .
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, *300,000.
Ut , Inaeaa llalldiogs and other Poverty against loss
or Damage by Fire, and the Perils of the Baa and
Intand Navigation and Transportartm.
DIRECTORS:
Wm. P. Johnston, Body Patterson, Jacob Painter, •
A. A. ()wile( W. WOlintock, Kennedy T. Mend,
James S. Naglay, W. & Haven, D. & Park,
I. Oder Sproul, Wade Hampton, D, AL Long,
A. J. Jonas, J. 11. Jones, Cogitahall,
OPPIOBBS:
President.— Eton. WM. P. JOHNSTON.
Vux Pktrided. BODY PATTRIESON.
Beep and Troasurer.A. A. CARRIER.
AuistanlSecretarq...B. 8. CARRIER. :j e29:ly.
1:4 - a CITIZENS' Insurance Company of
taaburgh.—Wtd. lIAGALEY, President;
SAMUEL L. MaillillßLL, Beeretaryt:
()Bice 04 Water Strett,betwan Make{ and Wood:trout&
Insures HULL and 04 PAO Slake, ou the Ohio and Mhos*
sippi 'tigers r.rui tributaries.
• luau roe agahlst Loss or Damage by lire.
ALSO—Against the Pertls of the Sea, and lnlandNplgg
Lion a nd Transportation.
rilltlintOkt
William Dagoley, Richard Voyd.
Jamee M. Cooper, Samuel M. Itleri
Bemire' Rea, William Bingham,
Robert Danlap,jr., John S. Dilworth,
lease M. Pennock, Francis &nem
8. llarbaogh, J. Bchoonmaaer,
Waltarßryant, William D. liar.
John Shipton. deelt
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance Company;
CORNER OF WATER AND itAß.Ersr snazra,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
HOBERT GALWAY, PresideuL,
Jas. D. Masitm, Bacratary.
nth Company makes every insaratica appertaining to or
connected with LIM RUES.
Also, against Hull andeargo Maim on the Ohio and hilr
sisslppi rivers and tributaries, and Marine Risks generall,y.
And against Loss and Damage by Ifira, and. against the
Perils of the Boa and Lnimul Navigation and Transpertatio*
Policies Issued at the lowest rabla consistent with safety
to all parties.
autternati:
Robert Galway, Alexander Bradley,
Jamas 8. Upon, Jahn Fullerton,
John WAlpin, Samuel brelurkan,
%William Phillips, Joann TV. Hallman,
John Boom, Chas. Arbuthnot,
Joseph P. Gaisam, M. D., David Richey,
James Marshall, John bildill,
Horatio N. Lee, Kittanning. tettlY
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN IL BHOHNBEHGER, PUannose.
HOBERT' FINNY asommast.
O. W. BATOILDLOH, Ozmrsar. AmmT.
WILL IXSUILLE. A.GAINS V ALL KINDS
OF
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS. '
DiRECTO/A9
J. H. lilhappbergar, 13. W. Nas,
C. W. Betritelor, Nimirk,
Isaac Al. Pennock', Tlll. CpclHus,
W. W. Monk+. IL . D. a,
B. T. Leerb, Jr., Jobs A. Ceoghey,
George 8. Belden, 8. 8. Bryan,
David McCandless.
/far All Lo austabaed by parties hawed under poll.
clog issued b Company be Mandl, adjusted and
PrOMPLI.YP dat Its °Moe, N 0.99 WATIft Street [jilt
PEARL STRAW MILL*
ALLEGHENY.
PLOttli DELIVERED TO IFAhIILLICS 1n either Of
the two Cities.
ORDilla may be left at the Mill, or In boxesiat the etoresOf
LOGAN, WILSON a (XL. 62 Wood street
BRAUN A REITER, annex Liberty and Bt. Clair eta
U. P. SOLIWART7 e Druggist, Allegheny.
TERUO: OM, ON DILIVINT.
Jr 29 BRYAN, RIENNEIDY A COI
N. G. MURPHY & BRO .,
NO. &7 WOOD STREET,
Have pow In stores beautiful atiecqtraent of
DRY GOODS AND SMALL WARES ,
BOUGHT within the last two weeks at the very lowest
closing prices, and which they will sell at a emu ad
vance on Eastern cost for coan, or to good prompt s 1
months purchasers.
All purchasers are invited and desired to make 1111)613193,
Wigton of their stock.
Bargains In Watonsa, Oloirks & Janrear*
ROBERTS Sc. BROTHER,
AE now selling their large and oaretulb• ar&o
-,„ . ted sleek of line Watcher,clocke, andrlch Gold
cfae Jewel ry at matte maimed pica; to make roma
'T for as enttni new stook, which will be received &
rest from the Eastern manufactoriee to • few entke w lkr
the Ball trade.
Purchasers desiring to buy good gocfde it low Week
should call Innmsdlataly stud examine:oar otOelt, as wo ara
determined to close it out without moral° cost or formOr ;
. .
prices. Don't forget the plies.
1108.111IT8 d IIIiOTHKEr;
41 Plfth street, next door to Wood.'
Or - Watches, °loots and Jewelry repaired in the bed
manner. and warranted.
CARPETS-CARPETS!
AT MoOALLUM'S.
TWIT REORIVRD, AND DAILY COMING TO II t ND. it
et large and choice assortment of Goods In the atame.Und,
Including
Velvet and Tapestry Emu:de Carpe
Threwply Superfine urn end
Law prised X
Medallion and Tapestry ingrains, le grey qty o
patterns,) Brennen', Damasks and lirenitiwtHall and Stair
CarVete.
- - -
ALSO—Beautiful Belem of all Clothe, (various goaIL
ties and witilthe,) Woolen and Liners Crumb Maths; Maisee.
Cocoa Mailings List and Bug Carpets , heal:Lk:embossed and
Victoria Plano and Table Dams, Hearth arui.Pacd
Mats (a great variety). All other articles usually found In
Carpet Stores constantly on hand at No. 87 FOURTH
STREEr, near Wood. W. X). WOALLLIM.
er hants and IN isnufaillturstrs., Bank,
Pittsburgh, October 1855.
A N ELECTION for Thirteen Directors of this Bank
A
be held at the Banking House, onskIONDAT, the Nth
day or November nest
ocrtthil m _ W. H. DENNY, Cleohier.
j ~
§~ O
'~l^'E
i~gB:ti
PITTSBIIIMJEL
lEEE
EMMMI
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
1 Speaktiqg settees tiaey liatioulr*rht,
gentlemen take pleasure, in testifying. in regard to B.
Wahnestock's Vermtibge; beellt'itee - treei - otehelirofilaye usr
It In their pirate practice sie pi3Metes t e fa- t u t :debar t
years, andokij'L,4llte kileritt, by ObstireatioUi to be good• , -.
~ , ,1 43stuT,'Inki Jut: 41:11.18531 ,
Meters. B. A. .44444 40. r r • '-' .--*;•1
Bassurist - 7* - ring:'wdOodi4e,alreablefft,erinituge for
sometitiegrelDiitlY 3 ear , pre
would recommend it Ve...a11 . 11101 safe and efficient remedy
for all cases of worms. In no Instance have we ever itere,
any 01/11 remits following its admhdatration, but always
au It answered the plitirostphile it was Intended; '
and been entirelj satiesfactesk:- *4' T
L ; -
Believing that everything that has -been eet- forth in
regard to its thins, Le atriseq in stolordancetwith our Oh
servationsnotlinlyadiracent.hanew,
irreraultnattedtitinglguay to allitha ziad4hlsv.that It la
the test'Vsnalfugewnwitinst, wiedthatita virtues are beet
knowrecrhairtHid. fritiira a anvi.
Sold, wbouso; and rokiiil l ,,blco tbe principal Dnigesta
and otuntili"lettalitthi throliWietthallnited States.
"ire 0. salmi a vennont,igPlfilad - betpre
1:49 , - -
LW Yodeg Blen'eldbrailAmeation
lia generally.) on Ant EBMAY WANING; the Vitlikult:.
In MASONIO HALL, file celebated HirkicroaLi a4H , Eattri.".
asThe prems.n ''
Doan oped UV; Velookrte coniatenee at 134 &clock.
TialLet4 . 26t etita—to be bail at the Btu& and Beek Swim
Ude* Aibtartlepbas, LaMara Cirrxtunittee, an At tba
JOHN AL EINICPATEIOI4 .WML H. HiNOAID,
MORT WOOH3_ Jar Ali a /RUH. L
JAMES BUOHANANE /petute Comp/Moe.
°r lll ,/,; '°'"F!
G R'E It F A
Y virtui'd to order alba Orphameeenit ci Allegheny
Ay °Mary, .the-tuslacelgtted„AtitnbliettstortlAM'tb. late
David Grow, deceased, will expose to .Ptiblio lisitry on the
premien% co VlTSBDAYMoretaber 1311rist Igalock
that valuable WAWA in Plinen , Tomtddih; uu4ed by; th 6
Allegheny tiver, , Plunt emelt, slut lamb of illictiaatkiriebt,'
containing about 170 *arm • •
• =MAT SRAM •
The sbove Warm will be subdivibubinto Loth of .Ter. to
Twenty Aerie, offering an excellent opportunity to many
who have long 'wished for a Country alto embracing
great' edyantsites in - location and fertility. The-Lott aro
laid out to frontonr the Allegheny direr and the Allegheny
Valley Railroad, by which le to within a few minute,' rido.
from the city, ,-, • r! !
Tbb prope r t yteentifolly altutdiedo okinmandlogsplen,
did views of aitesheuz.rifor =lnert 1111,1 to liie' , 4t°l
eirableibr Country ileums offered in tide . -
Cara will- ifITO At teCideVou day of, Liade, from yaw. •
ta convey purchasers to the roands;
Plane and further uformattol can be Maned or gD
MOND (MEIN, No. 134 Wat.x street, or at the'4l2 Mien
irith Waxed- Tuns--43n0-third cash; ZOOMu° In one and - two roue,
_ .
aiEDNEOND
SOPHLt ORM,
P. IL DA tEI, Auctiower.
Valuable Duet Estate for Hale.
Wbe offered t sale, by thoinuicardgned6 the ludo
an which ho tesideei.situ* in Neskounpledc 'Own
ship,lawreneo conntyi iying. two-raes - Azit:Of New
Castle, containing EIGIITY-Plithl A 011133- 'The .inioralre ,
menneare a new and astuntedions.lionstatonse, a large
ilratne'llizni and oilier out buildings; .fueseil and impinvet
IMISTIIB groil repair, and the faun Doe Wei state of
-cultivation. There le now beating upon the tones,vi large
orchard of choice fruittreeiy embracing almost every "all;
ety ; and a large intenniottnoneyhairtr en 'orfoutleitsa
coati, In the way
.iral*Freinents.'.`,Those to
procure one of the meal desirable locations( td tbs,coinktY,
will de well to call. ; end examine themselves, as alt;
above valnahletV sold on reasonable ternot
Par further, par enquire of illoSembserfbei, on the
Lre n t r aleed,.er. of dO Tom - & DANA, 'Atbnsego at .liarir.
JAMB 'HUTTON:
tratorinti Aroma':
1111 Y -GOODS' Ae , /11110T1ON-00-,Thol'olo , -Inon4rtg,
Crlitagt 25th. 41 Itl' O'clock. at the 11,00ssurrr101 Pala
twoulk 0G 1 10.4'4 6 4 •en4 . 4tWetteg.t B , win 'be 'to4, to:'
doas oudomnoAt-n. j .:,
. Seceallmihtt, toil! WOO a.orge; , • • V - P,
6 , do .Pilotelotbii . ,) • 4?
- ;
otba
6 do Clothing;
10 do suncort4d colored Coburg ljj
.6 do "do • Aiwa - .
40, do Cotton Wiirp gook floottiedir ,
;'' --
A IsTgo troulgty of Vestinn; ' • ••
Id dosed HdPetior broad plat linon Bosom -IM; Sur.
peOdemßattons and Potent Threid,to ottdOhlboAttenifon
of ttto trade to invited.
oct.Z -
IttArrti EJGHTEEnTit +AMIGA/. SA4I4 ,OP BOORS
AtIOTIOV-r-Ors Plasday, Wednesda4nui Thum
del/ eIenLOST, October 23d, 24th and 26th, =mincing at
o'clOCE at. the scare bf Thot h 'corner ofyrood and
liSh eta, will be Mld, the inostvithAble collection - Of Books
I e every department of Literature, Science and Art, ever
offered at auction In this aty, all of wblch anoof the Jatest
and beet editions, and sarratttod nest and perfect. Also,
covers! hundred reams of tins Lotter and Gap, Paper. En
vanes, Portfolice, superior Diemotsi 'Pointed Gold Pena,
do. an Elle positive, and with Ont reserve. Books at pri
v.te sole during the day at very low pawl.
J. EL PRAM Bataan:MD. P. M. DAVIS, Auct'r.
"1" TALUABLE..STOGSB AISIPION --On 7haradey.
V Gratin, October 25, at 7 o'cicck,,at the Merchants',
Exchange, will be add— - •
6 edema fdeehanlanleed of pidemzio ,•
do franklinEarlmm Fund Amociadon ;
DJ do Ohio and Penna. Paltroad Company.
act= P. di. DAVIS, Auetioneer
001. ealaus—i-A. - .6. Mason d CO. Invite the attention
of this had to another tmlerb - Lat of rtelleb Wool
plc , Which they have j et opened: comprising some if
the richest *tyke-and corers yet exhibited. -- 00t23
DLANEtTiI BLANKETS I—A. A. &Wolf a Cox havers'
1.) salved another spiel:AM aasorttnent of Wool IlLanketa,
ansoprislaur upwards of 500 pairs of the bast makes and de
sirable sues. oet23
Tr NOW ye not that CARGO'S Gallery le at 70 Fourth at.,
11 and Math', takes Pictures lathe best atyle for Si
wbrds. . cell •
1_)011, BUTTSR-2 bble fresh Roll Butter just received
It and - far gale by toet23J HENRY.II. GOLUNS.
WhICINti flit TALilde AND OLttlid, (tit Wednesday
%.../ and Thinv‘tay,.the 24th and 25th of October, at A: A.
!SAWN A CO.'S, 25 Fifth street, Tlio hundred Moire An.
t qee, Velvet and Cloth Talmaa and Clods, of the latest
pads auto; also, ten CBlllnli of fttloiee and 0 4 111 drerea
Tames, slaty trimmed. oetM
CALOAKB.—ilier baTe Jun %matt a 6120. 61380Z135101:4 of
Black Cloth Cloaka. BROOKS a COOPER,
ootZl No. 76 Market at.
GMEN "lIPrIAW--10 bbla ads day red erna for Ado
by `0c1231 -11.P.NaY1L-COLLIBE:
EITTIM-1.0 keys prime ittitter far este by ,
17 ;423 EMMY VOLLI37B.
ADM' IdBlllONB-11odey, for rievember ; prim 20
I cents. .
Won tar November; p.101010=48
LeaLbee New York Journal; PAM 18 emits.
Loudon Illustrated NOW4suppliol weekly for eenteper
The &bora just received by expiesr, at .X.AUriliirB
bookstore, No. so afth street. . - oat=
W. 8. Illeavezt*w No: 1 Pan. •
IN consequence of Mr. Jcseph Gihob baying 'withdrawn
the very poplar pen No. 708 Gems the-ilictof his attn.
ofectores, I have contracted with hire for a supply of
Peas precisely similar to all respectatoithe 708iend bran,
dad W.B. Ham, Stetiener. Plttebarglr, Pew No. - KW;
Lr a supply of bronzed Pens of the 'owns deacription,
stamped No. 2. Five hundred gross of those Pens have
been received and are now ready ter sale.
W. B. EisBlo4.Btationer
oct23 Market - 411304 corms of &kind.
1300881 BOOKSi—The Old fiemeeteed, by MA Anna _
Li Stevens, author of "Fashion sal Famine:"
Private Life of an Pastern King;
Scenes In the Practice of a New York Surgeon, by Dr.EA.
nerd Dixon, editor of the Scalpel;
The Bair Picker, or Bound end Five;
India, China and ,Japan, by Bayard Taylor ;
The Match Girl, or Idle Smes as they are; '
A. Basket of Chips. by John Brougham;
Mal Book of Bandst, edited by Debit:
The Deserted Wife , by hire Emma D. N. Southworth
Caraand the iketat.or Iteeidationadathysicien'e Wife;
The Newoonine, by W. AL Thaokency ;
elm Ball, _
Tour anumgthe-Plantere, or; nside View of Slavery ;
A Memoir of Rev.Bydney Smith"
. 2n. 2 vole
Ethelj or the pouble-litreolar . Minn James:
Pictures ot Rurope, , by e. mem ; •
Miss Ladner Newitecalpta for Cooking;
Alone, by Mrs. Marlon Reiland;
The diddeu Path, by the author of “Alone;"
or tie Unman CometAyi - ATJOhlt ;B:Cooke; •
The, Old lun,or VntTelalt•telettikMent ;
Marriage Lebbi.rie_bY Mee. Grey;
The boTee or - • =
LtistriLtigkpr-the Weetoe Danighier 4hy,t2. Diskette
Oehler= the Courtier by
Eayea.PoOr-TrATeXem, tri-Antad 63,1 * 11 44 1 4
The Schoolboy,
diutmelyel Awl for gab . 1 4
W. A. OihDRNREFINEY & CO.,
rotitt Fifth etioNordie the Theatre.'
1 a VAR IfANDZ' ItIIWYN-1380 - abe •ganialtut Union
I ti o l o u.,:tha boar thinfe , over need- Winake
emootb, soft and whit& It idea , renervei tan and sallow-
Invnof the elan.r-itreons who bare thet , eare of oblidien
ellontd• not be without IL da aleareary scutp,lt is ateel:
lea. One trial rill catmint:l'34)ll'May le just what ire'
eleini"Oor it.' It bae beentuied bitboneanda shun drat tq.
imbued benh(inlB4so.) and Stem feasyvendiefaetxoe,
It b also very cheap as yell as good— ands pa cabs.
Beware of Wistions; none lentilhe' es pm find =-
doted In - ea& wrapi.tirs Weather Table '" Bold , whole
sato and retail,by '
43. CUTEEBBIIT,
ect22 ' ' ' L.
&farina street.
C .
eanuNApi .eatatONter-.00 ktejuistree.tnxl atd for
ealabs____ r0d221,..„ • • FVFMING BitoS.
I lAN ART fiEED-0 bbb Just receirelland for sate by ,
ki orb= , - FLEXING BROX'
S .
00TOU BNUVR-43artett'0.--,1 cusirs.jsust, ;waved and
for sale by foot22i . • • ~ /ifalliNa . 111 / 08 .. ;
I MiD Ettalned-6.btali itut - receiverami.
# I - *mesh, ,- (oct22) • • ' , NUKING 8803.1.,
- - -
vrenoteB
171. eels try
VT , AlMor4d-405tMeiVadlitult*
(NMI FLEM 'NG IMOS.
IDALSAU NIB- 7 60 itojest riethived othibe.aale
KV - Oct22 , - • - ~• MEMO /3/04-,
41141102 rplfiX7-A.999 the Jwit.rodeinid and tor sate try , 6422 ' ' , MUM MAO; •
17.1111WEILLIctd--Trfeate-200 lbsjust received and tor,
- V sale by 44
.400t221 t MUM
7.BENG gnu for
ale by Tobt22] _ _ =BMW BROY.
:DAM dose—d good ortiolo=Boo tbs jusbreceived and
Ibr sale by t00t221 FLEMING 'BUIL ,
fINIO2 4bP Pig '
00t23 VAIER 4 /MM.
tillEstlf7/50 born Q;
nonstt-a make No. IL tor isaletry -
' ' 13111T11.1f3X11 it HUNTER.
CQDRISH-3,0013 lba Codfish for sale by
0d22 SHIT% NAM a immix-
SIIObI4-40 bbasprbubA. O. Sugar lox saleby
ooze - : : 11 U
ilraNanza aocni-48 tone Ifo. 1 hOt blast Hanging
14. Rook . Pig Metal - fox' eals by E',IL DAVIS,
oct22 comer Nittb aILI7,
A .•
41: DIMON & 00. will open on Monday, Octobet 22A4
BO mom caarellild•Pulrellec rtgelacoei, Manna,
Gingham; Bleached and Brown lacteal:my Ohm* Whinge;
Blarnwle, lionsakoaphag,Goo&o44e, „ , I men-
IhiBROIDAILIBS--iL. - A. ktOcasr , ar harno;enollen
other lot at new end oleggitetylAnd - finotrotarolder.
leo, of inTry description: " cid2:2
rammENWS—A h e and_wall Waded stoat of Pme,
Mak and Bonifitt - refar;iomsateirite far the 14:74
eat Ales and mod LaMantia' boloramotelnal by
A. A. MASON t 00-, NMI
N 4) . TML—CO bblr 0. lbsVjarr) ) ' arrivef '
, consist:m=4 and ms rats by ,
ortn ATM:LL. ote
lb CO.
. I
DINTEII-1 ban prime Bolt Batter reeetre4 anuttgle.
ment and tor sale by
oetZ' ATWKLL, LIZ 6 00.
k l .1 , ,
t "l4 - as B IPPATIPWAY 1 1 4 13 a 0 n4
(Which took the Dieloint at the New York &at° lair, 181141
se ...t .feL. l :lhep - rigrfLe ms .
CORICEIIO3I TEM 'COB
NvICHALLIOIOII *by' Macttitio 114 *54210
crosidritire- gasp and 4
f • daji-Ar..- 1 . 11 /..TX OF 14 1 i. P-NOEHINOL,
.
it ta au vittittritetririzattplai ,
N REE 4 k
itan
A bey Ciii.E:AISSO EDI
..,9V*lckari r
12 years Cola wil!. - shell front weal cortsikti boob
davit:lora irdayc(wlt„betttletterne}el , dt , W , dryt.deetti
grestalota—sogattinvitarmthoVob• rionsthig
1.120c0t0 recinhod,tErinyAotriSl Is moored trottritordaa
- cob, net destreytatt eiretttheintaklizstlileiktbo cottratirl.
steadotc uohingtheCorn oft the' ebb lttltdr,ted oll
asitoldld would do with-ltiolingtitAt-Pleks_cdr
ternelatto• ploottog:Alregylorsosgtoorr ostia,goblitolus
mt. dew flit&
.1„
--,--- yotrotroevrtheirlffsetitumr - -. ,
• ARE I r riD/4 - wmaiActii,
pdAkINWAriIIFEMEEtif rot - sits!
• , Tirs•tbtANfizzi
rpoß
-Excelled" Vrodltittity 1
For Varther desettpUoi, tiro 1 4.
NEW ironic prthrhatilllttW
and daflS PaPerV , ,
Thfrf-Pies4o .
.i!xeLli:4oVOlilljzi'
THERE:43 , 44410 1116NEk
We Invite Worm r4to want.to zoiAlittutVloyl.„4" - to' cell at
NIAS.Oki-le _HALL
- 4 11 /x
W Et 0LE,f1;&„;-L,,,S.:41.tp . ' - itS-TA1E4 .
• iiiissAcus.7iiviimiliTrwap
IN. , •
• 110861Y00D, AND' YIIA UNLIT,
BULTABLY.
P4IRL ORS; ." •
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- ; • 47 fP'r:DOIWO -- .*66.+VS.
N 1 * YORK OR . PHILADELIIII494I"
• ..7.,,A1VD.-417,LOWEIP-P11110287'
thee by 1=4E14 Vahan _ - 6
tetblitet 2 .2lthkeri“ , ,
with any quantity of viraantnutwiguites,
• • Etotela stud :Stetittittiatter l 'l.; -
rtittitlßrigo, AT . 4 . IIIZI3I:IOII,THSTINOTICEL!
trireiiibms, 'Mom' 77ana 79'.1thiif
7--suica
q“ A. 8:-EAdiE1112 I
A,A. cAAA.xii* #1„-fint.o;-,
Corner Fbath and Shnithdd Sti'AittilinS.;,4lll. I
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uurIAL FIRE AID METRE I/181111114011 CO
" ria-ff.avaz t
VITAL
. , ;• 011tARP,
FIBS - /Lit]) / 16[ABINIfiliBtrI6I0). co/inn
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INSIthRATiCE , timikatr:),
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vNCTBT
:cot,dre •
EA ET PAM 11,7 , 41 - 0 E-N. , .t • I
air! , ce.4nrx.eAtirri!Aasm.-.; , ,:tit,ii 54;489:
WESTERIVEARUBBA I,74BITBANCE COMP/1111Y
NEW LISBON,
'T' J. TIIINTM, [atm, fiL 1044t1iiit`3uMitik,.-.110. 103:
. Third street. Pittzbunat.
P. M. DAVlSiAnetlonetir
A. ilLOCUSoWPt e isbent.
1 4 . 31 'ES__1 1 011DICEcisPleillYeilden;;;- ,
LEV . X aL&RT,lN,Aeetayiri:_sild:Trefirer.
£I ?esaaon
liumm i ar.WoF4ws.l , l,
A333f313151544:,, - - — ft D.b.10103.
Uubtf-thar t
& 03'
British'lilt, lantmehtat .-Itigt,h4nge«
.
- BILLS
014 . 110.10N9' • AUER= WC it: eq.--
ON THE, UNION-RANE,., LONDON,
Ia Suns at gt - anti QrWaans
TtigllAD/IMPTA zre. - sertiliVe - at all taa—/Pkilaffe
Towns of ENALAND,SOMPiP tut4r.H.WWE'r ar -
We eland= fltestillitill Wit •
M. A. filruitobatank--it ,
' - iriaNKPORWA MARK;
WWII eery* Sal a. , ltelaittases to sltripartsoy alltyysyfy
fiWITZHRLAND skiff HOLLAND.
Pergola intending fo travel abroadttfay pinata. throne
us, letters of Crallt, on-whlcb Money can bik:obtalned, a
sealed. in any part of Europe.
Couserrosi of BWa, Note 4 ar'd -other isecdritias In Su
rope, will reatirw prompt:attention.
VITALIAMILAIXI,
WOrlstOrnWrghl
W LIAM S - Bs . -ALLE
• succiisowalit,..; ?•1
ARNOLD Et - V711 , L1A6174 1 "-'
ClulsonFtirnaees,liTioughttion - Ttibingi
.
. 21ND 'FITTING' - •
_For . War'rsing •Ond '!Ventilc4iorr of j4ni dingo.
• . will contract rot WitiialagjWlrei/tilmin
by /Ream or /lOU - Water, "Blies or Cbilton'i:lnnuto
Churches, Schools, Hospitals, Factories, Green nOtlae
cour.tticrtunAlcinsincrftb•; otpwelllne. No.2 , SALANKII
Pittsbunib. ' IPI6
a. a, otrainasa—a. a. cauxurs...a a. tuara,.i...a.lienosw.all
P4l° PIV A 13
NAggrylauple cospiirt,"
' irarroND mwa - ;l:7.,:pirrssts.a.p, PA.
Alitlithertri=l3 or PAPIER NACHBORNAMEN2
LEL Car Churches, Rouses, Steamboats," A= Mrrar sr
Motors Prames,Windoir oadDoorUilds,Bneketo,Trasse
Cornices,--Ventilatoroauld Cando' Placa' for Ceilings, It
mitt& and Mouldings oroverytieteriptian, sire and dee*
Onaaagnondinirranted more darabletthanisnether ratio
nomtntrsd. -
•
• 08 0 Callers es:wilted on tin; shortest
N. B. -Attention of flteaanboat.Balldetivia
recta I ?MIA article, op, at:cunt of its llgl t welOt.
CIIMEIN„ %IMRE CO,
No. 78 Second at., betwenn Wood inAltirt i ta r t i ;
ie2l
FLO'S r -MD 41RAP4
46/r - Veriatettn.r awn:ma, the BEBTIIItt& NMI(
Paokinvir.4lllAii"
940:
. 110)10A zsid
:.....010004dOlOt7fttikrid
ICTTItA '1 4 4.0111 . .
lingeOfill altrqn betspld thaliftbat Oa prices. [at
- -
4 , 417&A'it0.,
H 14100 996
LIP
113110AIMBED and
CANVAINEDII A Pa B
4 411 A t0c k 14,5111,34
./80. aim CthartrAtireet r
.
• JOHN COCH RAN' #. OS.
4.INIVAOTUILEILS'Or
•FUNILIitec,IRON• VAULT
• -- .I7AVLW
Wirtditp 11;A , ii Gaull e &c.
9 r,s,COPTilt ii,rovsui(Pets Third
r `tToot. Avs, *mug irr,)
•• - = fb , dagßaff.,74
gni as hand Cassielyi of teitiatiorpi r , limey •
'Pithy WWI itiifin littrpetes, "Pattictilicifitention p
(044428,-0111Y41,1461;141,628-0'nr."16riPticEL
f4rziikiEFik:-igii::•Ctlet •
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- Ni r rN 'DOW S t
141",..1?qubleStie41.14 and Ble
10 . , - , 81=1?!, Pima rz4 fa
'1 itsem Jlin stria
Bata.
Mae; Porter awl xku
isi3io'fklkAtiiigo9- 1 . 4.5 u1at01
agOODfIiniTSVENN, WIND .1 . 311A8 BT2,
Etrnizam gvirtateticiii
,But a. Writ distanceittav finding,
turn MontnigattalsaionsefBt. Cs . ll Fliwan,it 04110 tel. ra.s
Ilwite4orekia...,---
ia. ,
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- p4rairraii,ountirrnisonzasS a ca.) • : 1-
w
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LH 'tDRAIJIBA4N ,; 1 1 111T8--AND BO
ortcopo2),:•adlip .. W At. .the. Western Trade,
: • thitd ,6,64-betweetrWoret ablinutectaittsbur g h. :,,..
1 1 .. , Amoinotretwitooliceirldpy is thelargestaind most cc.,i . "
31, theaiutititVilper . found, at low piices—
,l74o6thingilgepp.4l4ttlytiotir',=74Boyer dO . “,:
. ..,,
ii ~i
it gratytddy ilf.trilditfiblitlittitliaiiitai: 1. .p
~. gaira toc k" .ol ' „ lirlidei'Orirrat : ai Week Tie, E . A .,...
..
t:.
kigiletala - 'aitiortmeat of 13nop „ trodett; ~.....--.
do do - z-- - ‘ , Blen ti Winter Hosiery ;
do_ _
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_,,
...do' '-'••••-• - Bare ' , 4.6
Lintaralla.MlGl3 ll onlidillalatiMera;
Canton Flannel, .do , , • -•.,., dlik •:---- -
• - •
Omis'lglaidlclioilif ' ~, -.•_--
__ r-.• = _ . •
~.il
A n d a full stock of goods edapiaA. to Firm..l
- .._ . .
, Waiifilio: '
" I "itittititrill.griele&
'"','
1 1 74:6 1. Wins our old acquabatances and all dealers t i ...,.4i:.•
line, to call utrajlikaatalnitlAr . thetitsolvnt., We are in ''-'
o P=hig out third B - UPPIY. idid 'WW:dot-Via tnll and e,.'-:',"
.piete. Warebonso ow Third..airett, balf.aray between t.r':-
and Market.
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tib2L I'l.
WILLIAM - HUNTER
•
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No. 289 tibisiWisttee4 rittfikurP,
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