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The Aitegnenyty,artey Railroad.
IltralSONl3 MRE3 MINED—DULY UALIQBIMI
.4" ' ' "titriGi sitizsPOßT.
ailliAlret• thirty-one .rdilee of the Allegheny,
,•
Valhi; Railroad - were - opened up. Y9Bteldai;ib7"
running the first, patiseriger train of cora. that
Amer passed along the valley of the
PAO — It was not a formal opening, as only
limited number of the Mends of the enterprise
were invited, including Members of the , press;_
•.
whia:Alitf -road is completed to Kittsuning=o
dietattbe or forty•four miles and•whiel will be
by-the middle of December—the event being
one'4la &rioter magnitude, a more extensive
celebration may bo anticipated. •
excursion party yesterday started at 9i
o'clOck; from the corner of Fifth and Liberty
stroeb4 in omnibuses for. Lawrenceville, where
we bend awaiting our arrival the iron horse
hitched to two beautiful railway carriages. We
left Lawrencerilleat precisely half-past ten, and
brproieling leisurely to give every ono an op
bortunity to sea as much as possible of the
eatifies - of the Allegheny Valley,yeached Free
pert" at one O'clock. This was just a reason
ably good -dinner hour, and tho , managers
seemed , also to think dqnst so '." for here, izt a
tame buildin building , intended; in the future to ex:corn
:if:date locomotives, we found a couple of large
tables groaning under a weight of the fat things
of Ate land. To say the guests partook of this
repast, would feebly describe the onslaught ,
made upon the roast beef, mutton, boiled ham,
Plontragaltela whisky, Oakes, pies, and all the
little et ceteras. This done, the whistle sound-
ed and all got again intd the care, and retnrninz,
&hived at home a little after five o'clock, in the
evening, in excellent condition, and, we believe,
every one in the moat perfect good humor.
This road. of which wo yesterday witnessed
the first link Perfected, is destined to be ono of
the great arteries of trade leading into Pitts
bnrgh. The , gauge le few feet eight and a half.
It was propoled in the beginning to make it a
six feet gauge and run it up to Olean, so as to
connect with the NeW York and Erie ; and
In view of this fact the latter corporation made
a very , heavy subscription to Its stook. But the
Z . T.ew Tork and Brie soon after became so deeply
embarrassed in its fineness that the aforesaid sub-
soription was abandoned, and it is now we be- '
110.0 tke ,intention to Strike the Sunbury and
Erie near-Eidgway, in Elk county.
-IV° have not space nor time now to detail the
Imnterbse value of products which will find their
*ay to market through the medium of this road.
We will only say the Valley of the Allegheny, in
,agricultural resources, is one of the richest
in the State of Pennsylvania ; in minerals it is
eirett richer, and as en illustration wo may men
tion that for miles aleng tbo route the eremite
tlonalave laid bare a seam of the best bitumin-
One Coal, varying from two to five feet in thick
ness. As a through route to Philadelphia, via
the Sunbury and Erie, it will have advantages
for the cheap transportation of freight not poe
gassed by any other route ; inasmuch as the
gradients do not at any pilule exceed thirty three
feet to the
: mile,. which is only one-third of any
other road.
Gronod was first broken in the spring of '53,
but operations were not fairly commenced until
the fall of '63. Last year was ono of unusual
hardship for enterprises requiring a large
meant of money. Considering, therefore, these
drawbacks j the progress , made has been highly
creditable to the unflagging perseverance of the
President, lion. Wm. Y. Johnston, assisted by
Messite. John T. Logan, L. Wilt:Barth and others
of the Sonrd of Managers. The names of the
officera ate:
President—WM. F. JOHNSTON.
• MunageraJoint T. Loons, Gao. W. JACKSON,
L. WILMART4 F. B. Bauaor, JOS6PII BUFFING-
Tos and Thos. M'Cuu.oeft.
Chief Engineer—W . Mu.atou Rossurs.
Superintendent--A. J. HOPPER.
We are informed a train will start from Free
port at 8 A. M. each day for Pittsburgh, and re
turning will leave the station at Lawrenceville .
At 5 P. M., thus affor ling persons living on the
tonic an opportunity of coming here, transact
ing their business and returning home on the
same day. This is a vast improvement on a
voyage by " the ragleg oanswl," which usqgly
occupied nine hours to Freeport. The A No. 1
copper bottomed packets " Westmoreland " and
"Farmer's Friend " may tie up ; Othello's oc
anpation'a gone.
COWITSUATIOS or TUE LIQUOR CABS —The
Ulla of the Commonwealth vs. William Bennett,
WOO Continued yesterday morning, in the Court
of Quarter Sessions.
Dtt the opening of the Court, the defendant'B I
oonnael exhibited a license from the Treasurer
of Allegheny County, authorizing William Ben
nett to keep an eating saloon and beer house,
and said this was all the evidence they had to
offer. This license gives defendant the right to
Bell beer until April let, 1856.
8.. Biddle Roberts then, at some length, ad
dressed the jury on behalf of the Commonwealth.
He contended that the case had been clearly
proven, the evidence being sufficient to justify
the jury to find a verdict of guilty.
- Mr. Burke followed, for the defence. His ar
gument occupied nearly four hours in the de
livery, and the ingenuity, research and eloquence
diOployed will add much to the reputation of
that gentleman. He argued powerfully against
the constitutionality of the law, citing in sup
port of that position, numerous authorities and
decisions. lie also attempted to destroy the va
lidity of the , indictment, by showing that that
document did not specifically set forth the of
fence committed by defendant. It charged him
in general terms with selling "spirituous, vinous
and malt liquors, or admixtures thereof," with
out particularising which kind. This, Mr.
Burke contended was a vital defect. That the
offence was clearly, proven the gentleman like.
glee denied.
mt. A. W. Loomis next addressed the Jury for
defence. - also endeavored to show the un
constitutionality of the law, and made an able
and forcible argument near -three hours in
length.
Col. S. W. Black closed for the prosecution in
splendid speech, unanswerable in argument
and unsurpaseable in eloquence. It was un
doubtedly the finest address made at-the bar for
many years.
At the conclusion of the arguments, Court
adjourned until nine o'clock this morning, when
the Jadge'e charge will be delivered, and the
case sent to the Jury.
Bupwing Cousx.—Court met ; present : Chief
Justice Lewis, and Judges Lowrie, Knox and
Black.
TUESDAY, Ootober 28.
Walker et al. vs, Eythe. Error to the Court
o f Common Pleas of Butler county. Argued by
Gesacm for plaintiff in error; by Brodin for de
fendant in error ; and closed by Porviance fer
plaintiff in error.
Biehtel vs. Pearce's Administrator. Error to
the Court of Common Pleas of Vet:Longo county.
Judgment of non. pros.
On motion of Mr. Stewart, James R. Robin
son, Eeq., of Mercer, was admitted to praotioa
istan attorney of this Court.
Walker and wife vs. McCormick. Error t
the Court of Common Pleas of Venango county.
Cause settled and judgment of non pros.
Camphor Camphor;a mphor; error to the
Court of Common Pleas of Bedford county;
Judgment affirmed ; opinion by Knox J.
Phillips vs. The Seike Ran an S
d c
ount
provement Company ; error to the Cof
-Common Pleas of Northumberland County;
Judgment affirmed ; opinion by Knox J.
McCue vs. Johnston et al ; error to the Court
of Common Yleas of Butler County ; argued by
Pontine° for plaintiff in error. The Court de
clined hearing other counsel.
noels vs. Beek ; error to the Court'of Common
Pleas o f Lawrence county ; argued by Mr.
Dana for the (intendant in error. The Court
declined hearing McGatfin for plaintiff in _ error.
Cook et al. vs. Dunkle; error to the Cowl of
Common Pleas of Clarion County ; argued by
Myers for plaintiff in error, and by Lathy for
deferidtmt in error.
Wilson vs. Jones ; error to the Court of Coln
non Pleas of Mercer County ; argued by Stev
an forplaiatiff In error, and by Oriffith for de
fendant in error.
Muntive. Guthrie; error to the Court of Com,.
mon Pleas of Clarion County ; Judgment of non
VOL
Dear COMM—Hon. Dl. Hampton on tho
Bench.
Twiner, October 23, 1865.
The .plaintiff, in the case of Wilson. vs. Mo.
Cann, action of ejectment, took a non-snit, after
the jury had beenant for a considerable time.
Tut No.rionsi. Meosuss.—The November
number of this excellent monthly ,Is receive.d.
The reading matter is all interesting ;: and the
typographical and mechanical appearance of
it
excels that of any magazine'we receive. Price
181 cents. For sale by J. L. Read, Yonrh et.
A - Pawn= Tue.—The steamer 3, limmd,
laeguira" brOnght np, on Monday evening, from
Zanesiille. one hundred and tbirty-ftia2 cabin
pastengefe. .ohe had three bridal partiis on
toad, who amused themselves hugely by den
.4lng until - daylight yesterday morning.
HiAt,re Orinos.-letei r iintly-In the City of
E'ittetutgh, from October 14th to October 21et,
1065: z e s `7%.
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OF THBI AIiOVB7EITREe HIS
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Prom Ito 1 60 to 'GC .. 0
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Order of the Board of Health. '
ANDREW. 0. MURDOCH,
; • Physician or Boaplotnealth.
COUSTERYWIIti ARRISVID,L-11a8.131011010gi
Frederick • Moradt -was held to' bait by Justice
Mack In the sum of $509, on it.OheriPt of obtain
lug money under false pretences, by. selling a
Spurious article of Dr. Hostetter's Bitters as the
genuine. The bitters were neatly put'up In:bet:
ties, with labels- entirely eimperlothe gennine
Hostetter Bitters, and' sold its SUChe 4 1 :1 0 sous
tinfoil, however, was apparent at once: when
this - article was' Moradt signed the re
ceipt for payment of the article-Bold in the name
pf Peter Reiss,' who, it Is und endemi c ts Partner
or clerk of Moradt._ _ This besiness of counter
felting Dr.•Hostelter's 'Niters hati.,been exten
eively carried on in this city by various , partles,
and we trust they will now be brought to jute=
tice.—St.. Louis Herald.
- u
Mn. SAXE'S LEOTIIR 'A
E.—The g M e n' sa Li
brary Assoolatioustotonnee - that thefirst lecture
of their courite„ this season, will 1)9, delivered by.
Mr. John '45 Pridelifietibigeit; of
Masonic Hall.: Der.,eiticetta+alVramember the
rich treat they enjoyed last year listening to Mr.
;Saxe, and will2bertainlif - ta fail , to give limit
crowded house. As a linniciretil tiriter - andPoet,
he is only Weiler to Dr. lictinees, the man who
'" daro.:,not , be as fanny as he could," and will
trieSt° assuredly serve-up an intellectual feast of
a high order. The stihjeat amnia The Press,
a poem prononneed by the critics to be an excel
lent piece of composition.
FREE BRIDGES ovEn THE ALLECIRENY.—At the
lest meeting of •the Allegheny Councilti,=the rot=
, lowing resolution was adopted
1 . Besot - cid, That a epeeist committee of five be
appointed, two from the, Select and three from
the C. C., for the purpose or forming a plan
whereby the foot walk's of the bridges across'the
Allegheny river may be made free; to the citizens
of said city, and report to Councils at nest meet
ing.
FOUNDLIIIG.—An infant supppied to have bOMI
born on Monday night, was Nand yesterday
morning on the kitchen eteps of the dwelling
of Thos.:liorria„barber..qe. tha corner of Lib
erty, street an ti Garrison "alley. ' Thelittlti inno
cent was wrapped in an old blanket batno note
nor token was left to g vea olnelaitapaternity.
It *ae placed in the charge of a kind hearted
lady, and will be sent in a few days to the Over
seers of tho Poor. •
But. Pogrom —Any of our numerous read
ers who desire the services of a faithful and
honest man to distribute or post. bills, will find
such in Mr. John M'Carthy, whose card is-pub
Hated in another part of this : , paper. We can
recommend him as %person who will attend
punctually and carefully to any business that
may bo entrusted to him.
lISAVY Ana - twits or WIIP.AT etto FLOUTL—
The arrivals of wheat wad flour by the river, for
the poet twenty-four hours, have been very
heavy. The steamer Lode May came up with
2,464 barrels of flour and 334 Beaks of wheat ;
and the Argonaut with 2,684 barrels of flour
and 856 flacks of wheat, making 670 tens of
freight, Both boats bad tileo)large amorinte of
other freight.
MASONIC HALL.—The crowds that daily throng
this plane, (and leave their money too,) attest
that the Corn Sheller has a strong hold upon the
affections of the people. The State of Illinois
is offered at exceeding fair rates in our sliver.
tieing columns this morning. It offers a rare
chance to the enterprising.
LARCENY.—Tao colored women wore arrested
by the Mayor's pollee, yesterday, for stealing
$9,00 from an Irishman, named Bernaid Laf
ferty. The larceny was perpetrated in a house
on Coal Lane, where Bernard had Wont for no
good purpose.
SLANDER. —A capias was yesterday issued by
Prothonotary Campbell, for the arrest of Fran
cis Gordon and wife, to answer in the District
Court, far a suit for slander, instituted by Bp
sauna M'Cambridge. Dail required in $2,000.
AN lita 'Momar, named Susan Planer, was
committed to jail, yesterday, by Mayor adtllllP,
at the eolicitatton of her mother, who is desirous
to have her sent to the Asylum at Itarriebtag
by the Court.
WSNDELL PHILLIPS, the famous Abolitionist,
from Massaohneette, will lecture in this city on
Monday, the 4th of November. We anderatand
his subieet will be entitled the Lost Arta.
* Travelers along our Western waters should
always take the precenVon to supply themselves with e
genuine article of llostetter's Stomach Bitters, as It is now
conceded by all who have tried thts invaluable medicine,
that they will regulate the nomad', If used as per direct
lions on the bottle, and carry a traveler safe through ell
the various changes of diet, as well as water, which, with
out, will often groduce dolmens and death. Bence one
ounce of preventive is worth a pound of cure. For sale by
druggists and hotels generally.
11.0STISTEBB, Et:irITEI A CO
Sole Proprietors, 267 Penn et.
oct2o:d&vr
O\VS BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported Ripreuly (or the Daily Morning Pos
eiV England Industrial Exhibitlon.
Boston, October 23.—The New England Industrial Exht.
bttion opened yesterday at Gore Block, Greene street, in
this city nudes the patronage of the kleausides' Ascents, ion
of Now England The attendance was quite large. The
visitors evinced meet unbounded g-stification at both the
variety end the intrinsic excellence of the numerous art!•
cles on exhibition. The show is Indeed a magnifrent ono,
including a splendid collection of machinery sod inventions
of all kinds, together with numerous articles of art and
fancy models, pictures, exquisitely wrought ennead and
philosophical instrumentis cabinet ware, productions of the
loom, Sc. The exhibition will remain open a fortnight.
N. York Notional W big State Cgoveation.
New Toms, October 23 —The National Whig State Con
vention met to-day at 12 o'clock, at Constitution flail, and
after a temporary organization adjourned until 3 o'clock.
Upon reassembling, the Convention organized permanent
ly, by electing Thome B. Bond, of Oswego, President, with
numerous Vice Presidents and Secretaries. A committee
on resolutions and to prepare an address to the Whigs of
the State was appointed. A resolution was offered to ap
point a committee loreportoandidates for State odicer,which
gave rise to considerable debate. but wee nottleilnitely acted
upon. The Convention tben adjourned until serrettu'olock.
Riot and Loss 04140.
Partanzonte, October 22—On Thursday last a serious
riot occurred Jat Warwick, Cecil county, lild., between the
villagers and a party orrallroad laborers; who had come to
the village to bury a diceeeed comrade, at the Catholic
chapel. They applied at a store.for honor, and the store.
keeper refusing, a tight ensued,. during which one was
struck on the head with a weight, causing death. The la.
borers then attacked the store, when the villagers beat
them off, Inflicting injuries that tamed the death of four
others.
New Yout, October T3.—The Iferattre Washington corre
spondent writes that It is reported that Mr. Crampton the
British Minister, asserts that the late attempt to implicate
him in the recent violations of our neutrality laws, was the
regal. of a conspiracy on the part of Forney to embroil the
two governments, and at a proper time ha will ettoir this
to be the case. tie intimates that should he be 'recalled,
no successor will be appointed.
Virginia ilmerietila Convention.
Balmiest, October 23.—The Convention or the American
party in Virginia, held at Lynchburg, ed,thurned finally on
Saturday. itheolutione Were passed tally endorsing the
Philadelphia platform; istulnepecially that partion.in rela
tion to slavery. Theynleo recommend an open organize•
tion, and that the nomination of a candidate for President
be postponed to a raziod not later than the that of June.
BOSTON, October ZIL--lifrs. Catharine Merrill, who wail
so shockingly stabbed by her lesions husband. David Mer
rill, on Sunday, in. East Boston, died of her Injuries this
morning. Merrill, who attempted saki& by stabbing him
self after the assault on 24a wife, Is at the hosptta!, and in a
tear way of recovery.
National Abolition Party.
Boeing, October 23.—The 13onrontion'Of Radical Abor.•
tioniste assembled here to4lay. They propose to form a
National abolition Party, and to fird a remedy for alavery
polidearogitation , The-Convention was thirdrationd.
ed, and will last threedayt
Cumbertitattl Murder.
Cuitareutta October 23 —The Otal of Miller, for the
murder of Orli, the young man In the eniploy o. Dr. Ha
del, was brought to close to-day by a 'tartlet of guilty of
murder he the drat degree. The erfidence wee, Ewer!) , the
Name to that on We trlal.for the 1211:0 132 of Dr. gaol,
Marino pL Oster.
Bersmair, Ottober 23.41 , 1catioopor owned , byglioraea
Adams k Oa , of firoltbfleld,,V34 wee capsized la the Ohm.
peaks doling the donsofirldaydelght. Alithelandsilt
le opposed, wore drowned; The , scharater was :Wood for
--Smear Flsatloa•
Br. LooM;OotoberZL—LA letter from 13bsernee Mesita), of
the 16th Met, roye thetWhittehrw ofariel tote for Colima
was 2,7,60 it the lint election.
of* Igew Orleans,
NsiDazulie,Ootolier 23. he bin ot utoitelltyfar the
past week Blume only Moen deetlus from tem.
Firemen. .
Summons, October 23.--Tteeter Divined: airived
horn ads tinernoon and were enthuslastically*eteed.
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Murder In Boston.
COMMERCIAL "POST,:
Tax Brla.--Last evening at dupir dere ware 4 feet
PITT SO !.f.aCtlr,li
ntititO int' frimpx _mu)
- -.-•• -- • 7 - - . .., . Serge , by tht4 ' iitisit ttlatieqlisattrytitrattalatilett
MegOlTlii , 36XCli8 icrs.
tbe pas — t-2.4 tuptg, awl thelayatiptiaare atilt firtablefgs:
iiiiideii.-11,*Igawam . .- ' - -, • -•— • i MOll,—Rl3 taw s therefore, tOtAllaisinvgliVille inAllP'ifVer s
Ara Yid .PrethAnt;.4 , ,,fi t cLiii - e„,, „,; ~ : '.` : t Szt a !etc derv. • ..- 4, : -
'ikancl, 4 . , ...-, 4 +.4 - . am w. o n g .,. • .
livii.turcr--li. tiniii, .
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Bec:AgrY -- Jangi 1',...8.4.,, -„ , .
Etwelltswidejit-11. T. -Nouniiit, Je.
' • dm:Emit/is 4i ditiitration: for October—a;9,W. Cess, V.
T.; killta.4 1 . :007, T. pelretuas, B.un.. Viiworite, J. U.
Ournan. ' -
DAILY"itIVIEW 01? PUTETITEGH MARICE3B
.) • 14:41 41 7111 " P ,talo r tM i nar
xtraotia..whart at
$7,14148,00; 60 bbla extra, from was ' s,
OrtalN—lts bus Oats, tram arbarfott 88e.
WEILSKY-2,0 bbls reAltled at. Me.
' t 1 : 1 .1 11 : 6 17 ,3 1.0 .t bA ' a t 4 5 ,0, equal to cash;
POTATOII:cdo Neshanuocks, from wbart,,at 60e.
•
LEOILAI'3I neasxra
_ .
a1w , Y 0 6 3 , Outohet 23.—Ptocks .ftrmar: Virginia sires;
t r i a r,; others unchanged. Cotton market dull and Prices
@ 4 , lower s ' sales 2000 bales N. 0. middlingat 9,3,i; Upland
Plour nun with sales 74,000 bbla. Wheat
Ermar.Lsales 69,000 bus -at t. 1,05 for Pouthern red and
$2,02% for white. Corn dull, with sales 42,000 bun Pork
advanced; sales 450-13b1s. IleoPlirmer ; Sales 100 lAA&
Leal flrmeePalles 2000 .bbla iihisky quiet; sales 200
bbla AGO._ Cilifea.dall; sales SOO bags Rio at Prison lima
firm, thtugh.withont .any-absolute doollne. Boger quiet ;
sales 600.hhda ZiewOrleana. Molasses Orm - sales 201:1 bids
at 37. Linseed 000- firm, with sales 2000 ;ails. Lard Oil
quiet. • Iron drooping, with Wes 100 toes Scotch Pig. To
bacco firm; salmi 60 hints. Freights on cotton to Liverpool:
lower.'.
Paminatetwa, October 23.—There Is less inquiry for all.
descriptions of Itreadstnlie; and leas firmness in prices ;•
shipping brands of Flour .-wereofferel on 'Change at $B,-
624 per bbl, without finding buyera-arui tbe onlydraue..
senses reported are In small lots for borne consumption at
$8,68%08,874 for common and good brands; of Wheat
there - ardor° coming forward from the West, and the do-
Mend being Waited, WWI favor buyers; sales 1060 bus.
choice Southern - red nt.51,98 . per bnsbel, bat buyers now
infuse to pay this figure; sales 2000 bus prime red at 1105;
seise s@o . bns Oble at $1,62% , and 1200 bus far Western
white at $2,10, in store. Whieky In good demand ; sales
500 to 600 hale at 111 ..iio@4.l. far binds and 39 for drudges.
Oetober-23.-111our film, and ho dare not
willlog tasell at an-advance of 10s on yesterday; the only
salevray.loo bblsat $7.00.. Nothing doing In Wain. Pro
visions... Sales 113.5 kegs prime Lard at 1234 e. Whisky...
Steady demand and equal supply; sales 600 bib's at 33
aa:x. Sugar...A good Madness doing at previous rates;
sales 64 hhtils low fair and good far at 6310k7.!%'. Molasses
-.Met; 100 Ms at 39. Coffee MAU demand at I 1,4A12 1 4
Rannwoas, October . /4.—FlOur firm ; sales 4000 this City
SLlleatss,7s; notrard street and Ohio steady at former
quotations. Wheat firm and unChanged in Rico; in good
demand.' .Corn...Viltite selling at 914 yellow 91.
Nam Gnome, October 22 —Cotton easter but not Outdo
big lower ; Bales to-laic! 6000 bales. Flour dull at $8,06,4
@8,26. Corn 08,r&76. Cotton treliglds to Liverpool firm at 2)..•i.
, AUCTION .SALES.
Auca..—s.d.. Ilal y.
AT the Commercial Sales Roosts, corner of Wood and
Fifth streets,at 10 o'clock, A. M. a general aseortmen t
of 'Seasonable, Staple and Vainly Dry Goods, Cloth lug, Hoots
andfiboes;liatt,Capa, du..
AT I O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Grocertea,Queonswere, Glassware, Table Cutlery Looking
Glasses, New and Secondilandllousehold and Kleehen Pur.
nature, do,„
'AT I O'CLOCK, P:
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, Musical Instruments
IlardWare and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods, Gold and
Silver watches, &e. P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. fjedl.-tt
P. tr. DAVIS, Auctioneoi
77 1R GOODS AT AUCTION—On Thursday utorolog,
1,/ October, 25th, at 10 o'clock, at the Commercial Salve
Itooros,'dortter of WOod and Fifth streets, will be cold, to
close consignment.-
8 pieces linshirs, Tops Wad Serge;
0 do Pilot Clothe;
20 do All Wool Moths ;
do Cloaking;
10 do snorted tolored Coburg Clothe
5 do do do Alpacas;
- 40 do Cotton Warp Sack Planuele ;
A large quantity Of Veiltilln.;
lb dozen superior broad plait Linen BOA= Shirt., 8u:
panders, Buttons and Petard Thread, to which the a Geo: lO
of the trade Is invited
act=
I[lll,lkP7 id 15.10UTZEtall, ANNUAL tletbkrilfl ilkPl4B
U
AT AUCTION—On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day cvenloga Caliber Z,1,24tb and 26th, COlDlMPrithlg
Ciebek, at the store of P. M. Davis, corner of Wood and
Fifth ste, will he sold, the must valuable collection of Docks,
in every depattmeni of Idtarature, Menne amt art, over
offered at auction to this clay, all of which ore of tho latest
and best editions, aMi warranted new and perfect. Also,
several.hundred-reduns of fine Letter and Cap Paper. Kn
velopes, Po:apnea, superior Diamond Pointed Gold Pens,
an as. Bale positive, and without reserve. Books at pri.
rate sale during tbs day at very low prices.
J. IL PJIaTP., Balesman. P. M. nAvts, ActoPr:
VALUABLE iSPUtiliel AT AUCTION—On Ituusday
...evening', October Vs, at I' o'clock, at the Marshal:Ms'
Exchange, will he sold
-6 shares Sterhanic , ' Bank of Pittsburg ;
5 co Franklin FAVIDO Fund &insulation
°O do Ohio nod Penna. Railroad °anyway.
ocrP. P. M. DANIB, Aurtiarieer.
r t Ry titAnYn svult4 AT AUCTION—un Tuesday and
Wftinesdlit mornings, 'October TM and 21tts,, at Id
o'clock., at the Oommernial Salsa Rooms, canter Wool and
Filth streets, will be sold—The stock of a Retail Dry Voids
and Variety Store, comprising a tine assortment of ladies'
them goods, cravats, long and square shawls and scarfs,
hoes and white goods, flannels, llnseys, blankets, marlins,
drills, checks, ticking, prints, glughams, linens, cloths, CI.-
damn's, satinets, trirarninga, le.
net= Y. 151. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Oa - $ pee tar les and Surgical O perwd o ae
Vselers-..The Blind =ay ta gratify.
lug for us to be able to announce to the public that the
utility of BALLS' PATENT EYE CUPS Is now no expert•
ment,—thelr wonderful effects are coming dully to the
knowledge of the proprietors. Atrange ea It may seem, it
is true, that bperdsc nv may — b — CdSPenaed vlth eotirely eel
eight restored talks original power. Them cups are simple,
yet philosophical. They are rued without pain or the heed
danger of injury. Below will he found several c rtincatee
which tweak highly in their favor:
LFrom the New York Evangeltsti
A van! strop's vat phiLosoptileal instrumeot, has been
invented by J. Ball & Cu., of this dty, by the application et
which the canes of the eye Is gradually raised to Its origi
vat convexity, causing the fleas to impinge on the retina
mitt:tont the shin( convex tepees. Thus by an easy prone.o
persona who have used glasses for years are enabled to
atcpense with them.
The editor of the Pennsylvania Democrat writes as fol
lowa, respecting the cure of Aire. °unload, of Uniontown
Pennsylvania:
Uncerroww, Pa.., August 1, 1914.
Being well acquainted with Mrs. Curetead, I know tha
before she n.ed "fialre Patent BywOnpa," it was imposed
ble for her to read without the use of spectacles, end that
her eight has been restored by the use of the Cope, Na
tbu
oho now toads print with bar nuked oyo-without difficulty.
Joug P. Ennui., Ed. Pone. Democrat.
Dear &r—llaving lost my sight by old age, I was in
duvet to purahaee your wonderful instruments, and by
lasing the tame according to your directions. I eneceodad in
reatoring my sight so that I can read by night or day with
out Rpectades. 1 bare not asst my speetaelm for the last
three or four months, irbiel allows that the restoration le
not • temporary one, but a valuable and permanent cure.
lilia.vula Stmt.,
Of the firm of Snell it Brothers, Viekdale,
ga,By remitting five dollars, s pair will be tont, post
paid, with full directions, to any pelt of the country. Ad.
drem DA GEO. 11. Ksysza, corner of Wood street cod
Virgin Luray, Pittabnrgb, Pa. replOAkw
STORE.NEW
MOURNING fiUUSEERPOtti.DRY GOODS.
BROORO & COOPER
WOULD respectfully Inform the public that they bevy
taken the Store Room, NO. 75 MARKET STREET,
and have now open a meet complete assortmeutof the above
goods. By giving our whole attention to those branches of
the businexe, to the exclueloo of fancy goods, we think we
can offer advantages, both in assortment, quality and price,
not to be found la stoves keeping the usual vatirty.
The HOUSER rxma DiSPARTMENT embraces ell bur.
ple artielva In Dry. (foods used in furnishing and keeping
house. septlUd3m
N. G. MURPHY & BRO.,
NO. 57 WOOD STREET.
liaye now in store a beautiful assortment of
DRY GOODS AND SMALL WARES,
BOIJOEIT within the last two weeks at the very lowest
closing prices, and which they will sail at a small ad
vance on .o.wdern cost for matt, or to good prompt sir
months purchasers.
All purchasers ore invite.' and desired to make an exam
ination of their stock. oethihrlawl
To Wholesale Urocers, Liquor Dealers
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and 111.w.zanfacturers.
91E2 SUBSCRIBER le now Importing a onporiot quality
of OIL OF COGNAC, of which of an ounce with 60
gtallorta pure Spirit will produce a fine Cognac Brandy. HD
ItIiriENCES OF ROCIIELLE and °TAWS BRANDY; of
JAMAICA and' ST. CROIX RUM, ARAC. CIDICR and
PIIACU BRANDY, HOLLAND SOTII ROAM SCHNAPPS
and SCOTTISH winsicy, an acknowledged by the New
York manufacturers by the great demand after them. Di
rect:tom for use will invariably be given by
DR. LEWIS FROMM ANGER,
141 Malden Lane, New York.
P. B.—lmporter or Daguerreotype Chemicale, Plating,
Bismuth, Manganese; Thorok; Ext.Copaiva, Sulphate Am
monia, do. devil tie It
URE ILANDZ RUBVt—Use the genuine ilzaerric
POAP, the hest thing ever used to make the hands
smooth, eofc and white. It shin removes tan end sallow
mese of the skirl. Persona who have the care of children
should not be without it. As a nursery soap, it is eacei.
lent. OatArial will convince you that It is Just what we
claim for it. It has been used by thousands eines first in•
troduced hero, (In 1850) and Dover falls to give satisfaction.
is alep very cheap as welt as good-12 , A cents per cake.
Beware of Imlindens; none genuine unless you find en
closed In each wrapper a " Weather Table " Sold, whole
sale and retail, by E. L. CUTHBERT,
pea 63 Market Street.
CAItBONATIC AMMONIA— 6M Am jaet received and f„,
este by 10et221 }FLEMING BROS.
CANARY BEED- 4 5 bble Just received and for ealto by
oct22 FLFAIING BROB.
CHYTOEI EiNUlF—aarrett's- 3 cooks just received
for sale by 10ct221 1 7 1,1011110 BROS.
/USD OlL—Winter Strained-5 bble jo,t received ao
s eYN .
for sale by [oct22i FLEMING
/1"A80N'B BLACKING—A BEortekl—J ust received and fm
In sale by [oct22l LESIINGII3BOB.
116/0694hd 8111--60 Me just reeelved and for sale by
jl3lll—net2ll FLAWING- BROS.
MIK% STONE-1' 00 lbe jaid received end for enie by
octdd /LEMING jiltus.
LLlON—Triesta-200 lbs jinn reedlved and for
ails dy [oct74l PLUMING •xaos
BLNOLANS—Cooper,e Ohred-1 case jtut received taut Pm
tale [oet22] mama BflO
0 "b 8 Jut goAp,..A ext e-3 tut received am
for Ole bY (0et.221 MIMING BROS.
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0N10Nt..2 bbla for sale by
AIR & IfUNT
0d22- Ka.
lEUgra&-460 boxes prime Meese for aslo by
J _caw MINH, !SUR k. MATE&
fOri
Mara make 811111124 all a MINTER.
C0D3118.11-3,000-lbs Codflehlov este trp . • ,
act 22 • - SUITS, MAUI a Ittrirrla.
A. PdABON a 00. will open on Monday, October 221,A abO more ems sad- prookag_ea of I' -emn,. Chintzes,
Oingtmme, Bleached andliro - wit Menne, Macke, Tidings.
/Womb; tiotreetteeplag floods, tro. teed"
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Ewa irgi am}v,
IP* c.m;„!!,plurs!ni,,, Cspt:lAL. ghtesis, is the midst
I " h2g P°40.0.18 pPrning; , lhe *MA At bi
Tiss “Tiorth 'Stir" will positively leave this
morning for i3t. Louis, direct
Tag steamer ""Lebanon," Capt. OrintatatiOn, b now load
cg for St. Louis; she will leave thin evening for that port.
Tnn new steamer "Sovereign," Capt. B. Y. Hutchinson,
eft yesterday for St. Lords crowded with passengers.
Tut fine stew= Sattltotk" Was detained yesterday; she
will positivoly.lowiathis afternoon for Sk Loots and Bt• Pa aL
Tan splendid steamer ' , Fred. 'Lorenz" Is now loading awl
tHli leave ibis evening' for Louisville Mr. Hendrickson ,
clerk, will give every satisfaction to travelers and shippers.
Tas steamer "Grand Turk," Capt. A. B. Gallatin, will
leave for St. Louis today. Since her last trip she has been
thoroughly renovated, painted and tarnished with new
carpets of thamoet approved patterns. Her acoommod a
tions for plussengets are of the most superb kind, and they
cannot help but be at home onboard or her. Those traveL
lug West would do a%i lJa give the "Grand " a call.
'ins Louisville Cbirrici, of the 22d, says
The ?liar is falling gradually, whit four feet eight Inches
water tn tho canal hut evening, by the mark. Oa the falls
there were thirty-three inches in therms*, the lowest stage
of water this season, excepting a couple of dim In Slay,
when the river had reached a stage s few inches lower.
Tam following Ls a list of prices, for steamboat freight,
froni this city to the different ports named below:
To, Cincintusti—iron and Nails, Olive Ware, 150 ;
Dry Goods, 20e, cwt.
Locinae--Iron and Nails, 12 ; Glass Ware, 200 ; Dry
Goods, 25c, "a 3 owt.
St. Lout—lron and Hails, Mc; Mass Were, 30c, owt
Bough Lumber, $6,60 M ; Worked do., "f 51 ; Dry
Booda,bbc, cwt.
Neto Orleans and Hemp/at—Pound Freight to Memphis:
Glees Ware, 50o; to Orlisane: do, 80o; Heavy Freight do.
do , 40©500,V1 cwt.
LITT Mississippi—To Galena and Dubuque: Heavy
Frecht, 50c; Giassware andeastinge, 000,,W . wt. Between
Bookie: Heavy Freight; 500' • (Dimmers andihtsdngs, bsc,
OWL ReOliab: Heavy . Freight, 40% Glassware, 45c, itA cwt.
PORT CIF,PITTOBWIOR
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Packets.
me DIURNAL, Captain J. A. Snot's, and
• the itomr.n CITY, Captain B. WAY, will
ran us regular DAILY PACKICIII, between Pittsburgh,
Steubenville and Wheeling, stopping at all intermedlan ,
ports.
Thn DIURNAL will knee Pittsburgh no Mondaya, Wed
ovular! and Fridays, at 10 o'clock, A. H.—Return:iv ale
will learn Wheeling on Tuesday h, Thor-adage and Saturdays,
at 7 !,4 o'clock,
Tbe FOREST CITY will also leave Pittsburgh on Tuesdays,
Tbundays sod Saturdays, al 10 o'clock, A.M.-441tovring,
ebe will leave Wheeling on Mondays, 15 educed's - a and Fri
days, at 7.i. o'clock, A. M.
For freiAt or passage. U.
ay ou lxnard or to
J. D. COL LINGWOOD, Agent,
nor 29 No. 105 Front etreet.
itegular Tuesday Packet for Wheeling,
ilariette, and Galliopolis.
The new and splendid steamer CONVOY,
Jouri %VOLT, Jr '
Nlaster, Dansado, Clerk
ve ,.4 "" will leave for the above aloi Intermediate pot is
every Tuesday, at 4 °clock, P. M., positively.
For freight, or passage, apply on board to
.1Y23 O. M. 11A1tTON, or C. BARNES, Agents.
P. M. DA VIS, Auctioneer
For 51.. Louis.
The steamer ARUONALT, Captain 0. L
itliWv442,M*LlAn . Clorki, JAL LUDIVicE fir
the abort , sod Intermedics port on Tlit/ai+-
DAY, October .2.6. at 10 A. M.
For frrigbt, or prresemi apply on board, or to
et 24 JOHN' VIACIt. AosaL
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For Cintinnatl, eit. Loaf• and At. email.
The Mesmer LUCIE MAY, Captain J. J.
Onnswerp-Clark, A. itosinsoa ; will lease for
above and intermediate porta on TII011&
DAY, October 25th, at to A. M.
--ihrefesight or przmize apply orebeard, or to
mat FLACK ,Y. BARNKS. Agents._
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The steamer ECLIPSE, Captain Roes DOvr.;
Ow: Clerk, 0. K. iimi; VIII leave for tee above
ficlnrS l ;cT l, _ and Intermediate porta on FRIDAY, lk:leber
at 10 A. 11.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
or f 24 BARNES a CA)LLING Agent,.
Viti - Cool ay trio.
Tbs. steamer CASTLE CARDEN, Captain 11.
If, Devreoni Clerk, DOuItILAIT: lenr« for
the above and Intermediate ports en FRIDAY,
°umber 25, at 10 o'clock A. M.
kor freight or passage apply on board, or to
0.;24 FLACK A unaN ES, Agents.
FOS. Louisville.
The steamer FRED LOILEVZ, Captain R.
I ti gslbilirLACl; Clerk, LISIDLILEIoN: VIII !foots far the
above nod Intermediate ports en IS ED:it:a-
DA 1 , '2lth lost , at 10 A. DI.
For freight or pannuge apply on board, or to
porn FLACK, BARNES A LIVINOSTON, Agents.
Bzwncrtotes, June 1. 1554
Fjk,
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4 ma 0 maga wAus ts sIUI 01.1AR1111..
AItRIVED.
Steamer Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
" Luserne,Bennett,Browcsville.
'• Col. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
Notion, nallieriCkS o ll. West Newton.
• Aged's, Dickson, West Newton.
.Michigan No. 2, Herat, Wellsville.
Gen. Lorimer, -, Rochester.
Diurnal, Shook, Wheeling.
`• Clara fisher, Gordon. Steubenville.
" Freighter, Davis, Zanesville.
" Granite State, Font, St. Louis.
" Reliance, Crooks, Cincinnati.
Castle Garden, Devinney,
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
'• Lusertie, Bennett, Brownsville.
Col. Bayard, Peobles.oiiitabeth.
" Bohan, flenderickson, West Newton.
" Aquino, Dickson, West Newton.
blichigon No. 2, thirst, Wellsville.
[ton. Lorimer, - Rochester.
•• Forest City, Moore, Wheeling.
" Mire Fisher, Gordon, Bteubenvilla
" Emma Graham, Ayers, Zecesellie.
" Convoy, Wolf, Golltopolis.
" Grapeshot, Moßride, Cincinnati. -
•• 0. N. Mail, liaziop, Bt. Lords.
Fsoverelgn, Hutchinson, & feints.
" Freighter, Davis, lanorrillo.
STEAMBOATS
For St, Louts
The steamer NORTH 82Alt, Captain Haa
r,'" tarn Clerk, A. J. flazurt ; will leave for the
above end Intermediate ports WIINNESDAY,
October 24'h, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
For freight or panache apply on board. l oer.N
For Cincinnati.
The steamer W ISNON A, Captain .1 N.
. • Clerk, 11011M8071 ts - 111 Isare the above an,
ntermodiato ports WEDF.II3DAY, Ootob.r 24
at 10 D'oltea, A. 51
For traigta or pagan° apply on board, or to
not= LIDL.LINUWoOD A ItAltN HA, Agents.
For St. Louis.
The steamer LEBANON, Captain Witiasn
jar; Clerk, PLIKIR: will leave for the above
d Intennediato ports WEDNESDAY, October
14. at 10 A. /IL
For freight or putisage apply on board, or to
octl9 JOHN FLACK, Azett L.
For Si. Louie, Galena mud Dubuque.
The teamer PWALLOW, Capt. Juan A.
ANAVILLT; Clerk. Emir; will leave for the
above and intermediate ports WEDNESDAY,
October 24, at 10 A. N.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
oetlfi FLACK, BAH.NES A LIVINGSTON, Agents
For St. Louts
The steamer GRAND TURK, Capt. A. 13.
. Galt-Arra; Clerk, Wat. EvAlta , sill leave for
. 4 '.•'• the ober@ and intermediate ports THIS DAY,
October 24, at 10 A. ISt
For freight or parstero apply on board,
J. K. Barbour,
LT SAUCE CLERK, S. Loins, 110 .. (at W. N. Newell's
ottc..) .1. R. BARBOUR having long experience In
Recsis tog and Discharging Freight for Steamboate, offers
supstior Inducements to Steamboats desiring a DISCHARG
ING CLERK. rapt
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bank of Pittabargh,
October 19,1855.
t k N ELECTION f.r Thirteen Directors of this Bank, for
the ensuing }ear, will le holden at the Banking
Rouse, on MONDAY, the 19. h day of November next, bee
Mem I ha hours of 9 A. M. and 3 P. M.
Also, a general meeting of the Stockholders of the Bank
of Pittsburgh will be hoiden on TUESDAY, the 6th day of
November neat, at the Booking Douse, In accordance with
the provisions of the charter ,
oct.l9:dlvtawlm
alconetnica 9 Dank.
Plttaburgh, 00118, 18b5. f
AN ELECTION for Thirteen Directors, to serve for the
ensuing year, will be held at the Meehanles' Bank of
Inttsburgh, on the aim! Alone]lay of November nest, at the
basking Nouse on Fourth street, Letween the hours of 9 A.
111. and 3 P. 31.
Alto, a generartnee'tng of the Btockholdera will be held
on thefirst Tuts lay of November, at the same place, at the
hoar of 19 o'clock' A. Dl. • GEO. D. B,IOOItEW,
Cashier.
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lefts or Fthrsousait.
August 31, int.:,
f SUE BTOOKHOLDNIth of the Mechanics' Bank of Y f to•
j_ burgh are hereby notified that the third insist merit of
$12,50 per shore will bedue on the 10th of October proximo,
and the fourth and last instalment of 512,30 per share on
the 50th Isi,vember following, payable at the hanging
Mouse, on Fourth street, as per resolution of the anl of
Directors. 'Op . ( I OF.O. D. Met4l3.liW„
Merchants and Manufaeturers ,
Pittsburgh, October 19, 1555.
BLECTXON for Thirteen D:rectors of thla Dank 1
be held ia the Dealing llonse, on MONDAY, the 19th
day of November, next.
0ct20411
Election.
A
NESTING of the Stockholders of the Teroperancerals
Aand Nobledown Plank Road Cirotpany, for the purpose
o f e l oo siog officers to serve for the ensuing year, will be
held et the offlesiot the Treasurer, 02 'Fourth street, on the
YI DST MONDAY of llomuber next
By order of the Board.
AUSTIN LOOMIS, Treasurer.
Election Notice.
rpm Stookholders of the Pennsylvania [marmite Com•
pony, of Pittsburgh, are hereby notified that the An
nual Election for Directors for said Oompany will beheld
at the office, corner of Fourth and Smithfield streets, on
MONDAY, the 6th day of November, 185,5, at 10 o'clock A.
M. locta:td) A. A. OAD.PJEIt, Sec'y.
Plonk Road Election.
XTOTIOIi is hereby given, that the Annual Election for
1.11 officers of tbo Allegheny and Perrysville Turnpike and
Plank Road Company will be held at the house of litugh
Waal', in lions, Township, on MONDAY, the 6th dsy of
November, A. D. 1865. JAMES A. GIBSON,
octll3:dawtd President:
_ - - Notice.
Ua
NE linxkholders ln the Allegheny an g
d New Brihton
Plank Ro o c om p an y will meet at the house of M.
Uartman,Woode '
Bun on MONDAY, sth November heit,
between the holing of one and five o'clock P. 51.4 for the
p ur pose it electing ODA Prealdellt, 131 , 13 Managers in 34 Ore
Trenager, to serve for one year.
q , l4q. JA3iEB cooPsa,
catl6 - Seareta.rp.
.I:l2asOleatilon of Partnership.
HE P o rt neratp formed by the undered and janas
CrNiu, to carrying on " th e Camden Coal Works,""
under tiainame and otyle of JONE 3, O'filtAL & .MILLE011;
Jo now diMPIVat , MAD Jona.
•. - -,4u17 704 M S P. . JOHNmai.sß.
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fitIItiLIATELE-4. O. FOBTEIB, xole osoee ant.. /a
ger; Wit. 11. ann. Stage Efaltager j Oast.® Boxers,
AtainiiNanager...4 Tresearer, J. V. Bostrxra.
• tunas oe annlittort: ' •
Botia and burs l / 0 4 8 -' -60a.:Priaate Boise, hirg,e...-.5E1.00
BecomPlifi6. .. private Boneeigritall....
Boxes for ixolotekirrennii.,l , -----
fair-Certifititte; ilecraingneata4B l ,6 Oenta
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fair Third night of the.loutig 4 AVeridan parse lir , and
.
Mre:W J. FLORENCE; • '"•9 t 'l.
• WEDNESDAY EV HIVING, - Oman' Wiliftr;
Will be presented,
The Young Antra es—Marla, the Aeneas, lane W.
J. Vern:We—as which she perfoim four charsotite,
two dances, and dugtwo songs, one of which will be
" Bobbing Around ;"- Tregnitys, mie r tt% J.,110, 33 1,
After which,
itte Irish Leton—Tiox Moore, Mr. W. J. Florence.
To conclude with.
The Limerick Boy—Paddy Biilia, it,o•
//4.• Door. open at 1 4' to 7 ; performance to begin at 714
JOHN W. M'CA___
'Bill Poster and Distributor,
Jar-Witt attend to the Paining and,DishibtiOna of all
kinds of
BILLS YOU CONCERTS, LEMURS, iSILIBIT/ONBa Ica
Alt commtmioations-,lther by mall, talegranti, - orhther:
Who—directed to the once of the Morning Poet, edit tit
Wee prompt attention. "
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FT A Fact worthy of Record and Alton. ,
thot.-Willa LIT'S TONIC MIXTURE, a guaranteed and'
certain cure for FEVER AND AGUE.; Thie preparation
for the treatment of the above disease, and perfect eradica
tion of the came, is one of the most important Chemical
Discoveries of the 19th century. Da neutralising effects
on the poisonous gases are instantaneous, and acts like a
charm upon the whole Nervous and Muscular System, re
storing the tone:of the Stomach, and bitigorating the Con
attrition.
Unlike the general remedies rescrted to for its treatment, -
such as Quinine, Arsenic, hr:, which leave the system
worse than they found it, It improves the general health,
purifies the blood, and etimulates the different organs to a
regular and healthy action:
Being prepared under the immediate eupervision of en
eminent Chemist, uniformity of strength may always be
relied on. Its unprecedented demand, and the thousands
of testimonials from eminent Physicians, and others who
have been thoroughly cured, are a sullicient guarantee of
Its superiority over all other preparations.
We can only add, in ceitolusion, if yuu ere suffering from
Fever and Ague, try (land be =red, _
nonT. ViDII3IIT
241 Market. M., Philadelphia.
And all respectable Druggists throughout the United
! States and Canadaa.
Por sale by CEO. H. KEYSER, N4i. 140 Wood street,
and It. N. SHLLERti, Pittsburgh. ap27alavram Is
0 AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
~ &1457,, g )t,
A.*
)31106TEST, QUICKEST, CIIIIAPEST AND ONLY
ROUTE by which Parmangera ran have all Railroad to
St. Lois. Time itatit. LOCILO, Id 7 _.hottra, from Pittsburgh.
The Si: Feet Track of this Roadiectunmodatem wide earn
—eleven feet inside—with roomy rests, unattainable on
narrow gunge rondo .
By the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad from Pittsburgh
to Crentline, passengers , have choice there of three different
railroad routes to Indianapolis—making clone connections
with Terra Flank, and Richmond Railrrad for Vincennes.
No change of care at Terre Haute. Baggage checked to
Indianapolis, thence to Sr. Louie.
Trains leave Pittsburgh as follows:
The Vast Train leaves at 2A. M.
Mail Trait leaves at 8 A. M.
P.xpress Train leaves at 3 P. M.
The Trains all make close conneetiona at Crestilne f r
Indianapolis, and there make close connections with rail
road for Vincennes. without a change of cars, and sit - Vint•
°envies take the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad direct for St.
Louis—through in 27 hours; connecting at Randoml with
the Illinois Central Railroad for Cairo, where first claim
Adeantere can at all times be had for Memphis, Vicksburg,
New Orleans, and all points on Use lower Mississippi river.
Passengers can always Sad at St. Louis, steamers for the
Upper sinteiruippi, Illinois and ksouri rivers.
This 41 000 hundred miles the shortest route to Bt. Louis.
r sea
To St- Louis ritl Bellsfordsine and union.
To° Columbus, Xstda and Dayton
To " Columbus, Closinnati and Lawrence
-19 30
burg
Foam:were and Baggage trans&rred from Jopot to drpot
free of charge.
For through tickets or further infOrmation please.apply
to J. a. CURRY, Ticket Agent, 0. A P. Railroad Company,
corner office, Monongahela House, Pittsburgh, or to GEO.
PARKIN, Ticket Agent, federal iltutet RiAtlon, Allegbony
City. JAMEttlii. Width,
Soperintetnient 0.4 M. Railroad.
U. KNOWLAND, Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
octl9
sir A Substitute for the New I.lw:tor
Laws—Dß. URBAN'S ANTI-BAOCIICIALTAN ELITt
safe and sure remedy for the cure of
. .
A concentrated vegetable extract, end as a tonic le une
qualled. For the following complaints it is a most valuable
medicine : Dys - pepssail.ver anisPlilint. 2 V -
Piles, Fears of all kinds, Delirium Trauma,. ficnewiluessuity.
This medicine to Intended to produce a change in the eye.
tem, and a dictasta far alcoholic drinks. Several instances
where we have sold it, we hare had the most gratifying
rewilts; so, to persona who aro really desirous of breaking
off the indulgence In intoxicating beverages, this elixir will
be a great help. Sold at Si per bottle at the Drag Store of
Die. OW. U. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood street, corner of
Virgin alloy, elan of the Golden Mortar. aa'airday
WATILIt. CURE INSTITUTE.,
/Lout ifrtei, (south side.) between Penn street and the River,
r\onon BARU., Graduate and l"rriclitiooer In the Old
JO Schools of hiedirlue, Allopathic and homeopathic,
an I for the rest ten years a successful Ilydropathlst, has
opened a IVATKII OURS In the aboVe !oration.
The perfectly sate, direct and imuledlate effert this sys
tem has on all Fevers, and all diseases acute and chronic
while it 1.5 wild, grate! al and Invigorating to the weak aud
debilitated, renders it peculiarly dadrublu in families, who
will be treated at their homes.
Allopathic and homeopathic treatment will be adminis
tered where desired; but, after long and thorough experi
ence, Doctor Bads gives a decided preference to Hydropa
thy, which has, throughout the old and new world, proven
so eminently inccelaful In every furtn of disease, including
Incipient Consumption, limn:bilis, Dyspepsia, Inflamma
tory and Chronic Rheumatism, Asthma, Cutaneous, Ner
vous awl Liver Diseases. Testimonials of cures from highly
reputable citizens or nearly every State in the Onion, can
be examined at Doctor Basic a °face. The Rev. Clergy are .
invited to ourisult him gratis.
Warm water being used In the sommenct meat, and often
throuzeout the treatment, it IP a luxury Instead of unplea
sant, as those unacquainted might suppose.
IS issarso is--Meow. Charles Brewer, Waterman Palmer,
W. W. Wilson, W. U. Williams, Thompson Ball, J. R. Wel
dill, D. T. Morgan, Wro. U. Holmes, It, 11. English,, B. M.'
Kerr.
The undersigned, baring Visited, Doctor Baelee Inztitte
I Cron, and witnessed his istmeesaful tientMent, cheerfully
rem , mmeml him as a tharaughlg . eritleited
:
Charles T. Russell. Jos. irt,Nronsti, David hunt, John 0.
Curti', itobert Patrick, Johu B. L viogston. John W right,
W. W. Petri* Zithers P. Eaton, 0. Ormsby Gregg.
octl 6: .0w
DtIFI."B Itlllliu r ltLtt COLLEUE,
Owner of Third and Markel erects.
Incorporated by Legislative Charter.
NEARLY 3500 STUDENTS bate been educated to
tbia tustitutlon.
D U 131.13 ENTRY 1300 u KEEPING, In its application
to every branch of t ommetre.
DOUBLE ENTRY STEAMBOAT BOOK KEEPING, as
practiced upon the Western Rivets mid Lakes.
BUSINESS AND ORNAMENTAL PENMANSUIP taught
by Mr. J. 1). Williams, the best Penman in the United
States.
COMMERCIAL LAW AND POLITICAL ECONOMY, by
N. B. Retch, Ecq member of the Pittsburgh Bar
MATBEMATICS, CLASSICAL AND MODERN LAN•
°CAGES, by P. ilayden, A M., and P. L Apel.
Yor full particulars, call for a circular, containing the
Report of a Special Committee of the Chamber of Commerce
of New York, and a recommendation from upwarda of two
hundred Merchants, Rankers sad Accountants.
octlEkdaw
CA WPE r etiNGS.
DELAWARE COUNTY CARPET MANUFACTURING
JIJ ASSOCIATION, on the Chester Plank Road, two miles
below the city line, offer to buyers this Beason, AXMINItie
TED,, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, 3•PLY INGRAIN, DAMASK
and VENETIAN CARPET IN 0, at very reduced prima
for cash or city acceptance, (interest added.) The stook,
comprising also IMPORTED FABRICS of every variety,
ace be examined at the Factory Warehouses, Darby, or at
the Stores, Nos.lB and lb) N. fiROOND et PIiILADE,LPRIA.
Wool bought, Spun, Dyed or exchanged for Carpets.
Jel4::Sucis .1. SIDNEY JONES.
Oysters.
50,000 just arrived and for sale, at the
\-q t , fur corner of Band and Liberty streets. We-invite
, the eitle.ns of I ittaburgh to 'come and try'
them. We also keep constantly on hand, CAN
OFETEttB, wholesale and retail. Families supplied with
Bbell Oysters at fifty and seventy - Ave cents per hundred, by
octle
DI. A. Similer,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRAIRR tw FURNACES,
Rancen, Stoves, Tin, Iroa and Housekeepers' Hard
ware, Tinners Machhaes and Tools, Tin Plate, Sheet /run,
Wire Rivets, A c. As. 24 North Second greet, (opposite
Iluebler's hotel,) HARRISBURG. eep29:4l3aL
J(IIN BNYDRIt. Cask..
Oke MAJOR ROBRILT MHO, td tbe Virunds
Regiment, with Introduction I y Neville I.l.oteig.
and Btobo's Plan of Ft.' t Dog amnia Price only' 25 cents
Published and or sale by J. S. DAVISON,
ootls 63 Market street, near Fourth
ULM:alit/61W CRAYUNS—A treat acipply received at
W. 8. HAV.KNI3
Stationery Warehouse.
lErUM 13CALE8—nevoral varieties of Letter Balances,
_II,A among them a neat pocket scale, all of which are offer•
or at low rates, by [oottsj W. Lt. HAVEN.
NILISTANDS--A Treat variety of plain and ornamental
rattarna just received by [notl6 W. 8. 11AV ISN.
FLA Yruaw—B.K.iv,..l and thr sale by
octl3 HENRY 11. COLLINS
GILEABE—Bor Drays, ► trlsgtis, omnibuses, h. IL. Care t
Goal - Works, , received andlnt sale by
octl3 . liErfitr n.;-comaNs.
John Groutt,
I MPORTES OP BRANDIES, GIN, WINES, ho.-{Denierin One Old Monongahela Whisky, Peach Brandy, de.
Also, }testifying Distiller, corner of Smithfield and Front
streets, Pittsburgh. aprla
W. 11. DENNY, Cashier
Aff•USESIESIS
RTHY
BROAD GUAGE
PITTEM LI, PA
DAY AND INDNIND CLABSSA IN
fierpetic Notice.
II erpetio Soap la well known in Lisle community u an
E xcellent article for healing sore chapped hands,
II emoving tan, sallowness and redness al the skin;
P reserving the complexion, and rendering the akin
It xceedhigly soft, smooth and white.
T he Ladies who use it are much pleated with
I is good effects. It is sold; Wholasale and retail, by
0 ur BERT, No. 63 Market street. toetl6
Eintr's Intelligence Wiles.
OTELS, House-keepers, Idanufacturers„Marebanta End
H
Mecbaolcs are invited and solicited to crdrandobtain
their Italy and their Apprentices. Also, the working
climes, both male and female, shall be attended to, and
businese found for them oa abort notice, at HAM'S IN—
TELLIGENCE OFFICE, No. 410 Liberty smut;
No mower returned to applications by 'mail, unless an.
comparded by a portage stamp. . tiepin
J. B. JOILSC
k. l - D. PONY.
JONES & DENNY,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
o w 01 WATER STREET, I'ITTEURROH.
_ Canal Boat for Said.
Ty AS been In use about two pesre—now Li"goois ceuur
tion. DIANA WWl* 10.
octielbor
DROWN'S =MON ON JAMAIO&SiNELES—As.ther
gopply of.this eigeltlAtedra4kOnepireVai
fIOYML-460 bagartuus itlaeoldsejust received susd fkri
4 .1 bY loan" LTWEELLi LIMA ?Co•
Y
.T : IT M ` _ kr ' +"'` ~,G -~.exrv, ' d'-+e':FA ..-,;Y.,, , a<.sk~k.'x. ??'-~'l ~~, rs>~ - '.i:
.„,
DR‘
CBLEBI3ATED" 4.4
OEAMIOUBITTRIVitPk>a>;saSan BY' ; I
Dit,e It. SACIViim - Plattaelibta J TAlpDa
leattatrataPittratten :•
LIViM 00dIEL&INT' t : :DPSPIPPBLI, Jalltiuhus, 4
LOArarzfenvifertiourZikftly, Disenwaobi:fel Iridnetitlie*.).
'all &seam triffigi fim itetdfmnieroS• ,unf.tonntied.
ticin,Thward .
•
lfrdiaheAor Bloodt rik tiuto
• HeedideldityaftheEtomeoh,
' • Nan. Medhilirthdrxii.Disglistfat Rood,: • .
!einem orweight bk.:the Stdidealt,Bout
Itirtietatiorut, Binkthg, or Plutteringibt, :the Pit
of the Btom noh
,Birktuning thattleatliilitalik,-.
and Dildenit Eireathittrillittering at thelltairt,.tinOWe r .,
tag or Suffocating Sens:Mau when In lying Posture, Pheemtk,
of Vision, Dote of 'Mita befinw-the Bight, d
.Pever and ; ,
Dull Pain in the Heed. 'Deficiency: of Perephation
Yellowness of the Skirt:mid !yea, Pain In the
Bide, Baolt,ltthee; Lixate,--ami Sudden
Plashes ofileatßurning - lu the
itlesh,i: Constant Imagim• •
•
helot By
Dapr =dgreitt , .
• i Spirits: • . , •
The proprietor, in MMus the: attentlon..Of the . pnblte-to
thle.preparetion, does go wit a feeling of.the taunted:Ma*
dance in ltsvirtnesandielay atlontothe ammo for
it ti recommended. .
' lett no new end untried article, but .mutittathateitocal
the teat of a ten -yore tdal .before the itinarkiettleOP/N,
Ind its reputatiOn axedaelels ea:idyllic& by any almlW.p4 ,
PmatiOns extant. Thirteatistunayladtattior ghe e, by the,
mostmardmitit-and.arelltmowne andlea.fridu,
am, in aB parts ado cciattry hithanumse.,:liefarringdny
who may doubt, to nut: olidentarabillef otPreeticatiteordpt
Book, for Farmers and im,•to ha had itratliti of all th
Agents for the GOLOWIBIttera , •
Filnci Ofithe end Matrait4orY, lgilAxtb strait e n:Oa
deltibi34 440 IPoottetriet• ;B' 4 '
4117. ldbyDrAilert.nZirPterrp,' _ • •
pahneetoedrkpo., • Not filVotatatreet rift:dm _mvitim ,
SO Wood street v•ELPltrastsand.L , P. Pirming, dalleghwol
'doaltrdnnlyie~, !:t.t •
ILION CITY CODlllyantiogaz• :coLiaacia
or intaimor prilisYLvarie, • - •
A N Institution to adman, the 11118INES3 2d11.1% , -Co1•
id. lege open Day and Bracing, pante to iO P:M.
2 0 IV: • •
Students and upwards hoe Matriedated - at this or
Practical Arts, taught in a practicta /11112111kr by Ind (MUM
inctore
of practical experleaCe In the trimlness 'with Which-their-
arta ate connected.
Malls OF Tunica: -
Dx•k-keeping4ili Mercantile course. time' tuna ,
lied, Including commerdil caleulatioas, all let- * •
tures, and Practical Penmanship, - • • $85,00
Sam. comae for Ladles (apartment separate',) • 20,00
P.enmanshtp—Pr lase ualimited, - -
EaMB-11011Z213 for Ladies, (apartment seisuatej • 5,00
Penma Per - • o.oo'
Arittzielic, - - - • • 4,00
PeninamhiP and arithmetic, par month, - • 6,00
Higher mathemetict, languages. surveying. engineeting.
ateellanical. architectural and pi...mental draw
legend constraotion , --as per agreement. _ '
Aar Those that can attend only in the evenirig„-bave all
the advantages of the day student in
- lectures and "Mauve
tioa.
•Or 0 011 ega Om/ conier Wood and Youth—soon In
"College MU," opposite the Poet 011 ice:
mpg Y. W. INlMlNS.Prinelpsi.
Pokyteoncilo Department.
8
IMF THE IRON COTE OOLLEGA—Cimunendng Moaner.
lo EVENING, Odober 8, at,.7 o'clock. A Session orPwenty
lomat Students can attend every day and evening_ to
practice, bit are charged for only four lesponaper
O. GaRTBERGER,Tisseher of Arclrltectare.
1. Elementary Drawing and Shadiag,
2. Regular coaree' in Descriptive Geometry.
Part L.ldne and planum and intersections.
Part U. Cylinder, cone and apliere, with their inter.
sections, with line, plenum, do.
rartlll Peripectire...
3. Constructions in different building materials, atone,
wood, brick and iron, dc. -
Foundations, trnMng, :noting, archingand wa
Furnaces, ventilation and heating. ,Dams and locks,
bridges.
4 -,Desiiaing of public and private .bniklings, in the dIP
E.' MORGENROTH, Tearher of . thsamentel Drawing,!
adapted to the businessof `the-Marble cutter, cabinet
soaker, ornamental .ilnter mud carver , !co --
Mechanical Dnivring, applied to machine building in all)
Prat P. KORTIION, Teacher of Modern impinges.
Instruction given day or evening, iadlvkiaally nr ;in,
thrwes. Separate apartments for Lards& . • •
ad- For tams, dr, call at "College Ha' opposila the
Post oMce. toad) P. W. - INSIDES, Principal.
_.._slB 30
. . 18 30
COTTAGE DILL !WADI/MY.
A Classical aad Collegiate Boarding School,
PO 11 BOYS.
THE TWELPTH IMSION of this lustitidlon will core.;
memo on TIMDAY, the 18th of October.
This School is located In the pleasant, healtbftd and
romantic tillage of TURTLE OBENN, distant twelve rallei
from Pittsburgh, and is of easy &CMS, several tbrtrita day;
,
by railroad.
Those who have children to educate, are Invited to mg
and examine the arrangements made for the accounnida•
tam of scholars. L. CATON, Principal:
Turtle Creek. Allegheny Co., 00t0ber,.1855, '
OA-Circulars, containing terrois,and other infinmaticriq
may be had at J. EL Mellor% B. T. 0. Morgan's and.J. Si
Davianta Bookstores, Pittsburgh; or apply to the Priticti!
pat, at Turtle Creek. ect.3
IRON CITY GOLL.EQ.IG.
Opening of tho How Hall.
FRIDAY SYNNINTI NICKS, OctoberA, atl o'clock;
10 Addresses 'Mlle delivered bralliall WILKINS and
others, adapted to the ocCation of the oPudtlgtif the - nees
'• College Hall," which bairbeenfitted up for the permanent
location of the Iron Citytollege, et the corr,eruflifiNamd
Smithfield streets, oppoeite the Post Mee ; auttanetscu
Filth street. The pablie—to the ladies and genuemen— T
are respectfully Wetted to attend. ,
octs P. W. JIINIIINS, Principal.
PIANOS PIANOS !
ZIB3I;74IOTUBSD BY
NUNNS & CLARK,
NJ ~
NW ME, AND FOIL OALR in . ,
H. KLEBER & BRO., i
No 53 Pifth drat, a few doors from Hie Ref Orme:
:fir Jusi asorrvim the first few of $ large invoice of
Nunns a Clerk's on:trailed Pianos. Thla s
cbolce lot will comprise— ei - .7.: ~ ,'''i
6 Octave square corners, rosewood. over - • i 1
strings, du. 1 I
6r.( Octave, do do do -
65, , i Octave, round corners, rosewood, carved, muslin rack
and lyre.
6 7 4 Octave, doublo round corners, finished all around:
0,, do do carved 15 5, ElitabetidaD ety l i.
6% do Semi-serpentine, very elegant.
7 do do do
6% do Pull Serpentine, splendid pattern.
7 do 40 do
The above will positively be sold at New York Frelorst
pica, withoul addiefort for frdght, dc.
11. KLRItER & BRO,
Bole Agents for Nunns & Cork, Or Pittsburgh
and 'Western Pennsylvania,
I s .6 53 Pilth street, - near the Post-Mica •
15.000 SIG WARD.
• • -
(IN TIED 17va OF SeersuaNs LAPP, two boxes ware
%I' delft:end at the °Mot of the American Express Com
psuy, in Dubuque, lowa, by a cares= from the Utdterl
States Deptaitury4
Said boxes, on their arrival at the SursTresumryinlieer
Yea, were foe= to contain buck.ehot of the size of 140 to
the pound, and pressed balls of the doe of 1002 s the pound,
to the amount of 174 pounds in weight,, and 24 pounds of
sheet lead, No. 4. The hoses were made - of whitetails; one
Inch thick, ,ovetalled, at the corners, about 10% Inches
long, 8% inched nide, enrl43l inches deep Onside measure-'
went. .7.lte bottom of One of the boxes was of hemlock.
They wese Streets:donee Anna the middle with one inch
hoop iron. It is claimed by the Depositary at Dubtimie,
that the boxes each , conteined gold rota the amount of
$25,000. They.ware marlted*ittt , carda'aMessed to the
..AssfistantTseieuser'LLS ,Itewlertic,^Witich'sards are id
=dal' bytharDmositans at Di:Lbw:to 'to be mains.
Now, thereibre, for the purpcssa of discovering how this
fraud was cnmtattrad,a iningingto,ittsticse the perpetns
tore thersoLths Amerioatt Amass Compton will pay $lll,-
000 toe the recoyary;of the money, rain that proporeon far
any part of it, and $5,000 for the arrest and conviction or
the offenders; and they will paj liberally for lefonnation
relative to the making of said bona, the funeshittgof stud"
lend bans, shot, lc., do, do.
All communications should be addressed id the =burl-
I berg. WELLS, BUTTERFIELD CO., Naw.Rark,
LIVINGSTON, FARGO At CO., Buffalo;
Proprietors of the Americaskixress Co.
ociadruti
Hon
IfOLEBALE AND , RETAIL R DEALERS IN HINTS'
FURNISHING GOODS, and SHIRT .biANDPACTU.
ES, No. 70 Wood street, between Pourtir strvet and Dive
mond alley, have received their stocknf Pal end Whiter
Goods, which they will sell at tetlefactory prices, embra
clog—
Shirts, • Hosiery, Scarfs;
-Gloves,- Cravats,. Mame,
• &octal,: Ties,- Pocket ILlkfa.,:,
Shawls, Rubles Quodß.
With a general assortment of goods adapted to the PninDh..
lug business. • . • octhlm •
PENN 81( la V A. DI I.IL , MORII.B,
iuniazialum s opess4l.o maraoßD Ann IeFF,
WARWICK;-:ATTEMBMIY & C0.,-
hisitinfacturerie of •
D ICKENSON'S CELEBRATED PATENTED
CORN . STIELLEREI,
FOR' OW*l3ll3' OP TER fiITORY ONL Y.
ARP By special agreement with the proprietor, we delfver
them at oar Warehouse, all wurtudeci to work 'perfectly.
We have put the whole force o. our kundry and machine
shop and are turning out fifty a day. In sixty days'ye
will Turn out a hundred daily.
4i7' Per the purchase of Territory, or Exclusive Right to
this most wonderful machine, address A. S. BELL, rat.,
Fourth street, opposite the Mayor's Office, Pittsburgh Pa.
onth 2ada arch°
Land Waarrunt,oa - ,.
THE highest/ market nilea paidl3r 4oiA Bo and 120
11C10 LandliVintaakottotoilstattano.'
Lire, for 80 and 160, acre Vitatanto, turned under
law of 1850. ' , 1! g
Apply to BialliALY a ItIOEUFIC,I
aepThoecr Corner of Faienthand.Batttlitcld:ato.
A BARGAIN. ORVERED.'
ninth underalgved offers for LOTS of ground
[rooting 111011 .BtUOttling the Dl9pqt 'ffte Pitts:
burgh end Ceanellimillit-Ballroadi 2. in the;BrUwll4l and
thriving Borough of kffititßaPOST. „Patti of. the Lote are
3734 feet in width by about 120 dripth;fionting.wt one
end on the Boot, and at the other on Sinblair street; and
two of them fronting for their whole length'on other
streets.
_ . • ••
At.-TWO LOTS, ESM feet in width, fronting the other
side of the Depot, and in depthl2l,-rone of the Tote bor
dering for its whole length on Jerome street.
No better property eau be found, and it will ba sold low.
Part of the payment taken in atock-of the COillleilffille
Railroad, if desired. GEO. P. GILLMORP,
Mee of the Morning Wet.
Pittsburgh, August Si, 18.55.-4day:if
Watches and Watch Repairing. ,
'WILSON Market Market street, corner of Fourth.
„, Gold tail, S ilver Watches front $lO to $OOO. :Bole
agency for tale of Charles Frodshanes,uurtvalled.Mme,
keepers. Watch Repelling attended to Pronap . tly.end done
is a superior manner
Aar Jewelry, Silver Ware and MP *aryl:foods at 'Sane=
prietslilk zepl3
QRCOND RAND PLANO 26-006 65 octave Piano forte,
14 in elegant Rosewood cue, with rafled .aroulding and
Ron input; warranted to be in perfeetorttire. f
One 7%; octave Piano Porte, Cn Mahogany case: 3175.
1/ . 1 . "
One .0
One AG $100;
+03711 • " " • " 75.
For wale by CIUARMITUI 111131 iii,
, US Wood greet, 2d door above MAIL.
DlinOWN-continues bacionaulted thr ttuf4t4re of
D
ogomm.DlßEdgral .11lain:caw in longAnort
camels unequalled : The alleted ateinvital to call M
onk-44 Pinaontr a lotad arlW--Wowed _Dladiaeas,
Bheti mm Pilfaii or Debility,ewoalt:'.not not delay
'to get nu adlica. ,, zettert emitaintog a-tee itantedlately
answered ~
Offloalatd • Pelirato , Vbotosi No. 41 Nlannuolalloy, titte.
burgh. . Jog
- • - Thomas 01 , tvar.
Tausiciwiypjuss;
tio.(gooksiww,Tittibuizt,' -
caothuisMß.gratitiam ' = loots
~~:..~
3 .."
• i h
==M
_ itgabiltititinglrj
Eclat Kruiden; 'l3itteiB.
„
4000 YEARN bevel the listrodactfon sabl e
1 valuable medicine into the' United letat a During”
thititimerit tuts granule ordered P o Ptddriffl 464ll /a I P"/ , '
-tor
Roe and Ague, l 7 FsPligailddiersiiortlioilfrefte, - ':, 2 •
• ... Lost. of APPfUge. Debaillhastivetzo7; - '"
- • -
'Kenya onituost wortbY elthend - tdl/ 11 ,4 3 1id.lveill
eilleacty in all affections of the stomach and' iver.' . ,A4l
401312, it never hag bean equailedifer thomilef attorda in
all cases of debility or weakness of inykhulls alatiost
etude:mous. In nervous, Wilmette and•minialgin ids>
tione,it hasinnomerotisiustancee proved-highly itl,r4tt:l4
and in others effected a deal& cure. _
When eminent phyriciani , preecrife, anti t heir patients
so unhesitatingly recommend, surely we May mem le
diubt, and eagerly test its virtues far ourselves. :
FiIVER AND . AWOL_ •••._ , ,
A Clete of Eight Months' Alartding Cured_ ery - „Bierlideell
Holland Auters.—Michael Kelly, No. MI Greet, near smith
-1.14 street, soy " Lost July. while rutintrig an the rime,
on a cotton boat plying between Neches and New Oritterts,
1 was taken with fever and ague. For eight- long:menthe
I suffered with this dreadful disease. The greater' part,of
this time I was unable to work, and spout atieret fifty dal;
les for di ff erent medicituas, but found no permanent relief. -
Three weeks ago,one of my friends inMst4 Upon royfrying:
13cerhave's liolland Bitters; saying that a etre tostestrerww.
fee. After taking it for one week,-I.raiistaillte were
sound man. .1 have been atreork now•Getwet-Weeka;to : l,
have halm° return of tee'shille and fever whatever.''
I certify the above ointment Is true— ,
- Tues. ADAM), Diamond lice*
, Or at . IL Chester's, Go th ic Nall;
HBADAOIIIIAND DEINIATY .
Mr. Silas Liscomb, of Blrminghavi, haie fount
in Beerhave'a Bitters a remedy ler headache and &laity.
My:wife hassle) need it with thegreatestbenak - ''
Mr. A:13: - Nlehohmit, of Pittsburgh, also - remarks - that, he
his taprierteed Muehmlief from its lee for Iffeleratit:
' DEAD
. .
goilwates Testitzony,—Jacoli-Ilualres, Ihrieg Dees:
Holland settlement of
. iiheboygen;Wiscaushi,Sayirt , mAftbr.
suffering for some UM the teeery attending an utter we.'
tuition of mind and body, I have teen vetoed, by using
Boeshava's Bitters, - to perfect lumillf.n- , •
The fact of this remedy behig,in tech blEkrepliteediliff
the flollandata in Wisconsin,. Michigan, ttqw York in Fact' ,
in every Hollimdlietthimmit ; in the Belted Watev=-asical:
much in it taros • 2
KritHNOTII AND IiBALTH.RESTOBED.
bfr. Jolin lidirWnTliabiteiitullisabotsPitteburglijMe
the Penneylvanfe.Canal,nays: -"When Icommenced.takluir
Boerbarye'sliollartd Eider*, k amid hanilyvvitik--non,4
enjoy eicellent heilth."
WHAWESS OF TILE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
•Anofiter, &Of Ctrs iffated 1 Boerhaves /Tolland Siam
—The wifa of Eater be , Witte, living in HollamlTowni Bre.
boygan entnity,Wisconsin, 'mitered iamb from ;weakness of
the stomach and indigestion. She bad been under aOp
Melted awe for some time,.butttut diseaseneemed to Itsffis
errant& skill She purchased troths Milani bitten* oup
office, wldell has given bane to her stomach, her appetite
and strength are returning, and *slimily believe that
is another great care effected by your medians.
We have still to record many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy, but must wait another opportunity. One
_thing You can rely upon, wind we havepublished are from
reirsone ranch minded in our community, and are Menal•
ly true.
- Edith? Sheboygan Nleuwbode, Sheboygan, Ins..
at Cast of Moo Ifbnth3 ehmit : 64r eurett :by Aiirhitoes
/Wand Barters.- George IlendMson, of Pittsburgh, says:
"After suffering- forAhnumurinthe with theumatis n0 .. 741 lamt
of the time so severely as to Confine meth. my beali-4 la"
been entirely oared: by UBll:lo3oirthavelcliolland - Bitteis.
I have hadoneattack mince, battotuidalmettinstattbuMoun
relief la-. the same Medicine., It I°,ln - My, Opinion, a aate
remedy for rheumatism."
.NEUVOLIE AND-RHROMATIO AFFECTIONS.
This changeable weather is likely to,produce a great drat -
of sickness. To persons troubled with nervous or amnia°.
tic affections, we, witid recommend Beerhatteri flatland
Bitters. On referring to our mimeo, you Wall tad mein
cates.from some of our firstaennen and English citizens—
! ermsylvernia. Slants Zeilung.
THE WORST FOlllll OF PILES OAN BE CM=
We Ire at liberty to refer to several well known
men, who have used, thoroughly tested, and now ream
mend Boerboye's Holland Betters as a remedy Esrpilee.
We are not at libeny.to publish their names, but will take
pleasure in referring any person to thentlwini'derties this
statement.
For this affection ' one.half of the prescribed dose should
be takersay
~ haff terumoonfat,Mornieg, noon Oridisight,
oneileur,befo
The great popularity of this delightful Mama Milt-
dozed many imitations,- - which the. public , should - guard
again - aft intretanaing.'o6 not persuaded to buy anything
else until you baye'glyen Baernaye r e flatland Bitter s a Cale
Ond bottle will convince you hew infinitely Intraday
it all these Imitations.
$1- per bottle, or sir bottles far ss,'"ay the
rolarroprietons, BENJAMIN PAGE, Ja., & of),
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and theardsto,.
corner Smithfield and Third eta., Pttuibtagh.
It. IL HELLEKS & CO., Druggists?' ''
• corner of Second and Wood streets.
•.... . . . . _
And all Druggists in Pittsburgh, Atleghens,Blrrihigham,
Manchester and Terunerunceville. - sop=darely.
DR; MORSE'S • .
I2' (ORATING CORDIAL,
pirEyoarEivorr IN Neatcvm
Elsaltl assitored and Lit. „ Leisgthinagd
DIORBE'S
IT will mplarawealmesaarith;atrenclitit itdipaolly
afildenay, irregularity -with uniform and natural az-
deity, and Ma not only without hazard of.,reaction, bat
with a happy affeet on Megatons] organliatiem
in mind that all maladies, where've: they begin; thilith With
the nervous system, and that the par:dilation of the nerve
of trughm and sensation is physical death. Bear in ,mind,
also, that Or every kind of nervous disease, the kaki!. Oor!
dial is the onlyraliable preparative known.
mica OF fIIWTOUS
NO language can carrey-ILII adequate ides of the iZOTCLO
diets and almost miraculous chtmgewhich It occasions In
the diseased, debilitated:" and' aliattered 'nervous system,
whether broken dowri by excess, weak by nature, or impair
ed by sickness—the unstrung acid zebu& cuptelFitlen Is
at once braced, revivified and built np, The =Ad: end
physical symptopi of nervous diseaSeraniali,tekether an.
der its influence. Nor Is the effect temporiirY ;lot Om.
dial properties of the medicine reach tdte eonstantiOn
and restore it to its nonnaloondltion. - - •
Loss OR • -
Oonfusion, &lifters, rush of blood to the , helas =fans
choly, debffiWi hysteria, W'reicliedfiettei:thoolihfs of OW
, .
ffest:raction—fear of inanity, diapered% &nail prostra
don, Irritability, nervousttess, hesbility: to- eMap i ,' disease
.
incident to males, decay of the propa g ating,tictiourihys
. .
teriat monomania, Taglie tarots, Vapltaticin' of 'the heart
mpotency, collet/Paco, eta., from whaever catieee erteing
It la, if there be any reliance to be Placed eleftlYmil Mal
mony, absolutely infallible. -• ,
' A mum MEDICINE TOff ',EMU&
The, unparalleled effects of thitt greet restorative ltti alt
mitoplarntstncidenttotemalesi mark a new era in the innate
of medicine. Thetis/midget atimatuitabara been Incanted—
epeciOed in the
dim:mode of korigorants coiscocted—all purporting-to be
ro Tu tron s o d t womaritettaeeeee t
ha -liab b l i tt. t '!7 which
the delicate-
• EVEIBT 1401,ftiff Off"
Who sulfas from 'nearness, deramptment, , no:Tanners,
Mouton, pate in the back,-01" any other.dholder, whether
r v r go litrl g her sex,j a r oommork, to both eeMsar,4 the
Cordial
PEpH)III3,
.orothere, will end this Conifer after theybstrensaA Wi
tte or, two, a thorough regenerator or,the systera:.
directlone are to be Mond the happy parenb of healthy
_Mr ,
spring, who would not have eon so bort tirthieextrarmli•
nary preparation- And It Is egurdlypOtentfetthettarridits
eases for which It is recommended. Thousendioryoung
-men have been restored by using it, and notln a alogto tty
stance has It tailed tr. bemeJltrs
- PREIBONB OP PALM
oz columnitii73 titririte,ir; restored by xhe use or e bottle~•e
two to bloom and rigor, changing the akin from a pub i, yet'
low, Wetly color, to a beautiful florid complesion. - . „
. .
These are some of the sad end melancholy effectiprodu4:
ced by early habits of youth, 'VIZ: weakness of thebact
and limbs, pains In the , head, dimness of eight, losiof mus
cular
. power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, tervocur
irritability, derangement of the digestive functions, ganerst
doxity, symptoms of consumptions, etc.
Mentally, theifearful effects on the mind eremucb to be
dreaded. ions of memory, confusion of ideas, dekesslon
of spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to sociaty,self-dtalrust,
love of solitude, timidity, etc., are eome of the evilairmin•
- red. AllthueltlHicted
BEPORE CONTEMPLATING Dreier?. AGE,
should reflect that a sound mind and body Crtithemost
na
canary requisites io promote connubial happloses;,',lndeed,
without these, the journey through life becomes s iron"'
pilgrimage-the prospect hourly darkens- the, view; tbe
mind becomea . ehadowed with despair, and filled with the
melancholy reflection that the happiness of another be.
comes blighted with your own.
CAUTION. , _
Dr./doree's Invigorating Cordial his beep
,coutitettlitsd
by some unprinniplcd persons. -
In future, all the genuine Cordial will hive thePropria.
tors facsimile pasted over the cork of each bottle;.and the
following words blown in the glass: t
Dr. Alorses Invigorating CiordlliiNv
C. n. mo;kropriewirg: .l rl .
The Cordial le put up, highly coricentrated;in-iii .
00-price three dollars per bottle, two for five dollatif.,
for twelire dollars.: 0. H. RIND. Proprietor* '--
, 192.ftOadsfqJfk l ,Ir. - -
Sold by Druggists throughout therlifulted
a n d tbeWeet ladies.
ACIENTII:
Pittsburgh H. ERYBI3,NO.I4Dir. OOI4I
Do. BROS.. No. NV 6 49 t •
Do. S R 6DI r., g. - Wood street.
Allegheny CIty...BECKILAII ISTKENNAIIi
Do. .....-JAMEB T. OADITLS A 004
Do. ...,....J. P. FLEMING. ,
Agent or Ohlo.-1. D. PARE;Oirielunit.t.
P. Brown's Emtemee of altitraii4 olli k er "
91113113 Essence. is 111111
preparation.of .91W. excellence.
'AL In oldinary tilanbces, inciPient choleric lotibutlin 8/1
cases of prostration of the digestive functions, It is et ines
timable value: During the prevalenoe ef„epiattilletlielera
and. summer complaints, it to n o
y, individual or traveler abottald be :Ittihad
clatrnott—Be sun to get thelentilieVEMelloi:tebich
*pared otoy,by P. DROWN, at biewatc ts „......, ° _,, leal
Stony, N. E. corner of-Fifth and Obestnutatlxvo i m oo '
phia. and for sale by all the res ble dintheciariesfix
Unltedt3tates, and In Pittsburgh by
B A. IfAB NE
And In Allegheny by. . ••^ •
P. EOEINVAIce •
I.IZE-A:
sapfkemelkw
Palmerln C•lebrated Spicliroaa
rLve4
198 g2rtem l .
WANDS magannim rce nand* $ 6 ' 44 ' '
Wisb b Meat ' Game) ao. iireadvb• swileolum 4
21.44
AD try it Pricer 26 conts'valettle,st Al grC 4 V II3
Stotts in the 'Vaal States and Canals* - -
./r" Bale brVeurne lira a. ff . Imam Pittebnrgh•
janthlaw ly Is - -Sal Arabill4Bll43lll.
OdßElNZlntd,lie lap end Mall minded
Csti lL4 Mf Rena Mad, Idatla ad Piaci •=wim ,
Oldndnatn,Tweeds, Jean* Ad., reedred
odd End= 00,
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