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SATII,RDA7 DIOR NINO
Cover or QUA.IITRB. SESSIONS. —Hon. Wm. B.
Mauro, President Judgel•lion. Gabriel Adams
and Hon. Wm. BoggEVAsSooiato Judges, on the
Bench.
.'"grunAy, October 26.
CommonwealthAm: ii 013183 BtimPlei John Y.
M'Langhlin, Attenbery, George Seitz
and Robert blurry ; indictment, forcible entry
and detainer, on complaint of Barbara ?cleaner.
The defendants were charged with taking forci
ble possession of the house of the' proseoutrix,
in the Eighth Ward, in Beptemberilast, and re.
taming it until she was compelled to move out.
Verdict of not guilty, and prosecutor ordered
to pay nests.
Commonwealth vs. John L. Nieroel ; indict
ment, assault and battery, on oath of John A.
Stockman. Verdict of not guilty, and defend
ant sentenced to pay coats.
Commonwealth vs. James Crattiod and James
Dawson ; indictment, misdemeanor in office.
The defendants were Supervisors of Ohio town
ship, ansl-41, is alleged refused to open a public
road laittiont by the State.
John Patriok and-ilatnes Welsh, recently con
victed of assault tinitAattery, were each sen
tenced-to pay a fine of 6f cents and the costs of
the prosecution, or give security for the pay
ment thereof within ten days. They gave the
required security and were discharged.
AROTIIER COUNTERFEITER ARRESTED.—Yester
day, a liquor dealer, who bas been somewhat
largely engaged in making a Epuripue article of
Hostetter Bitters, and selling in bottles similar
to the genuine, with the labels of Hostetter,
Smith & Co., put himself under - bonds before
Justice Black, in the sum 0f;55,009, contented
to quit the. sale of ovations Bitters under the
name of - Hostetter, Smith & Co. This is the
right way to bring all impostors to justics.—St.
['Quiz Republican.
RIOTERS SENT TO Jart..--John Huff, William
Belie, Edward Nuttle and Granger C3rlitte were
committed to jail,•yestorday, by Mayor Apnits,
for creating a riot at the house of Mr. P.
Weaver, in Reserve township, on the night of
the 24th inst. Daring the melee, Mr. Weaver
had his nose broken. Warrants hive been is
sued for the arrest of twelve others concerned
in the same riot.
Y 017170 KENS' CIIIIII3TIAN ASSOCIATION.—Rov.
Al!ted Cookman will preach a sermon before the
Young Alone' Cationic' Associationoin Christ
Church, on to morrow evening, nt 7 o'clock.
Young men are particularly invited to be present.
Members of the Association (active and associ
ate) will occupy the block of pews on the right
hand side of the pulpit, middle aisle.
THEATRE.—Last Aright of the Florences.—The
benefit to the Flerenoes, last night, was a bum
per. The house was crowded from pit to dome,
and the utmost enthusiasm wag manifested.
Their engagement will terminate to night, when,
we suppose, they will again be greeted with an
overflowing house. An excellent bill is offered,
for which ace amusement column.
APPOINTAIENTB BY THE CEIYBIFF —The follow
ing eppointincnte have been .mode ty Sheriff
Patterson:
Jailor—John H. Phillip, Erg
'deputies ani Clerk - s—E Iseard Campbell, Jr..
Barnes Ford, Jdseph Oliver, James J. Kerr, and
A (Mantis.
Rev. HANS LEE, formerly pastor of the Fitt
Associate Church of this city, died a few days
aKo of typhoid fever, at Crawfirdsville, lowa
He was well kni.in.n and beloved here, and the
news of hie death will bring grief to a large cir
cle of friends .
STEAM FIRE ENULNE —The pteam fire engine
invented and built by Mr. Lowry, cf this city,
will be again surjected to a trial on Saturday
next at two o'clock, at the corner of Wayne and
Liberty streets.
A THANKSGIVING DAY —Gov. Pollock has se
lected Thursday, the 221 of nest month, as a
day of general Thanksgiving, and Praise through
out the Commonwealth. His proclamation will
be found in another column.
MaD'LLe PARODI, the celebrated Prima Donna,
ie announced to give a Concert in th:s oily, at
Masonic Hall, about the sch November, auisted
by M. and Madame Strshoee h.
D. L. EAraN, Esq., of the Commercial Journal,
will deliver the address on the occasion of the
opening of the new public school houq , , in the
Ninth Ward.
CLOSED ITS Exisrxacr..—The Evening Tones,
after a brief life.
Travelers along . our Weetrrn water• rh o niti
abrupt; take the pet r e • tut'on ti .apply thoutrelver wilt a
genuine article of thwelter . i SYntna,Jl Rater., att It la now
eoncolatt by all who hare trl r t.l lie Invaluable medic Are
that they al , l regulate the stornaoh, 116,t1 no per Sec
Ilona on the bottle end e tc y a traveler sate through ell
the variouA ohanger of dirt, a. Vt . !! no water wltich, witht
oat, will often reoduce si,knee.4 and death. Brno, one
ounce of perrentireis worth a pound of cure. for .ale be
.Genggistr and hotels generally.
1103TI.ITTEll. \Mil ei Co ,
Solo Prcptietore, 2b boil a et
octakdaw
Aar - Acidity of the Stomach, and Itsdl
ge• tlon.--.1 can eat anyat>ig after taking your /ltd.land
Eater, Is n remark frequently made to us.
To pereons tree 1,.d w th achllly of the stomach,
Indlgeo
don, or any disorder . f vtomach, we would only say,
try 11. Ito worldwide reputation hat been establisher!
alone by the many wonderful CoreS it has 02r.-ted When
.ravel for Ilysi>ep• I a, Jaundice, Liver Ct molaint, Weak Doss
of any kind, Costiv , neo and Pile+, it should be taken lu
email doses--say, half a teaspoonful, regularly three nines
a day, before IDODIo.
CAUTION:—To prevent imposition, be careful to ask for
Boerhave's !Inland Bitters.
liold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5, by the proirl.
Mora, PAGE, Ja., a C Manufacturing
Xh•rmacentiata and Chemist,,, l'ittaburgh: It. E. StiLLErtn
2, CJ. , corner of Wood and Second atreeta; and Drug,zfol.a
generally
..44- Batchelor's Hair not let t..•
evil effects of other nyeii deter you from relying on the
great original, NC A.LCIUNTIP oaf-, sure and eatiVactory.
Made and sold, or applied, (in nine trivate rooms,) at
BATCHELOR'S Wig Factory, Broadway, New York.
t old, v holesale and retril, by l r. GEO. 11. KEYSER, 140
ort2ti:dear
Wood rtre C.
I)LACKEUABD CRAYONS—A fresh supply received at
W. S. HAVEN'S
octls etationery Warehouse.
1 ETTER. BLALI,S—,,,eral varteties cf Letter Ltatanette,
_LA among them a nrat pocket F.calt., a:1 of whlt-h are offer•
ad at low rates, by Irrtls W. N. HAVEN
'TNILEITANDS—.4i r, varin4y c.f plum and orn;1:4oal
tattoctli , J ust rect,i v Lv net IZ., W N. 11 A VIZ'S.
and role by
L/F.NIIN' 11. COLLINS.
. .
r---- 4, Drays, Carrlngcs, oruulbuges, it. IL Cure,
urCool work , , "G' re".i"d and fn: cuie L
I? '
octl3 COLLINS.
Tyr - IN - \ utt the public to our very
nxWnstacko' ' and HOUSE FURNIBFI
IN%I GOODS ' : In conseuuonre
[lon to this kind of stoes, to [be ~.duafua of""'"'YgoW
't than can be 'nand
we are able to offer a hug . , tkactort me,
in the mark-t. In linen gol,, we c „,,, :Ur"rante,' perfect
eathfaction. We buy altogether from firsi fro m
the agebte of the manufecturera, and cansx us
~
. vr " t , c :, or
Llnvne pure ti. Call and exurnin•, fit NA. 75 Mn
LIKOOKS A COON..'
11U! ell ARLEY, c,rne nk,ng 4. tut, "Entrrpriae," 74
Fourth tr eet - —a flue Picture In only fifty cen a
lODD'o AliA)EttA DocroK— out amingti.ree-
J, Ural observations en the Caueee, Nature and Treat
ment of Ulaeaxes and Lamen.ts in liorseg; with illuatra-
Mons by George II Dodd. ..M.D , VeteriorrySurgvon. author
of "Anatomy and Pliyelology o' the Lieut.," and the .•
Itl
formed Cattle Doctor. Por salt by
oct24 B. T. C. NIOFIG AN, 104 Wood et
11[01.1ATr UN TUE tat-WC:I3I.E ANI) I , I:,EAFB
Till 3 HORSE, will their remedial , : Woo, Practi....l
Rules to Buysrs. Breeders, Breakers. Smiths, brouw.l.r
Sown to the present time. By W. C. Spoon , r, hi It C. N .
To which Is prril.red, un account of ltr,di In the Unit,'
States, by 11. b. Randall. For sale by
0ct2.1 It T. C. MORGAN
HOUSES TO LET-1 0 , 1 4 to S. CUTHBERT & SON,
Market street.
A new Brick Dwelling ITOUFO, just finished, containis;
nine rooms, situated on Decatur street.
Also, a nuw house of nine rooms, on Hancock street, nee r
Christ Church.
A Boom in the Poet Buildings, Fifth rtreet, suirorle t r
an office.
A large Office on Third street.
A Store Boom, N 0.51 Market street.
A Warehouse on Water street.
A House of nine rooms, and two ac-os of land, with fru t
trees, As. Will bo lensed for five years.
Also, good Dwarfiing Houses for sale. Apply at the out'.'
of S. CUTHBERT A SON,
oct24 53 Market err, or.
—•
- 11,1 NW BOOKS—Just received by express, this day
-111 Memoirs oft. S Prentiss, in 2 vole;
Hue's Travels in China, in 2 sole;
Lady of the West, or Gold Seekers, by J. Ballet) ;
ord Elomestead, by Ann 8. Ftophens ;
Aspirntlon—antobiography of Girlhood, by 'd re Manner.;
Gillespie on Surveying—a new work ,
Rag Picker, or Bound and Free;
lipaldlng's Japan;
Tennyson's Poems, new edition;
lows as It is in 1855, (eighth supply;)
De. Dixon, or Scenes of a New York Surgeon ;
Bayard Taylor's Japan ;
Household Words for November, 11l cents;
'Yankee Notions do 12 do
Peterson's Magazine do 17 do
iHodey's Lady's Book do 20 do
Ballou'a Magezlne do 10 do
N. Y. Journal, (second supply,) 18 do
All who want Books as FOOD as published, call at LAUF.
VEIt'S Bookstore, No. 30 Fifth street. oct24
Li - ElOllOl I ' m off to the Enterprise Gallery—only fifty
cents far a neat picture. No hotter in the city.
oct24
034 R-40 was prime N. U. auger for able by .
clebV.. EMIT MAUI LINTER.
li/rettdllolll LlGUT—Oaano,76i+Ourttt street, le era
J bled by superior arrangements and facilities to Setts
fy the meet fastidious. octet
NEW STi LE OF GOTHIC CHIMNEY TOPS just r
by 10at241 HENRY H. COLLINS.
- - - -
IJUTTISR-1 box prime Roll Butter received on conelgr.•
J) meat and for sale by
0t22 ATWXLL, LEE * CO.
COFYRR-166 bogs prints 010 Cuffre just rectiv,,ii
Fule Ay 1 0ct221 ATWELL. LEE .4 CO
ATE. AMMONIA-600 lbs ).ust und toi
gale by 1 0ct221 FLESIING
A IANAItY BE6b-5 bblm just received and for NMI , - by
ort'A YLEMINU Hlltid
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XBH.GRGIII BOARD OP TILADIC AMD
mime 11ADITS' EXCIIANGE.
OFFICERS.
Prestdeni—tL OFFICERS.
And Vice , Prerittent—T S. Mums:
BerocAd G. W. Casa;
Ihart.crE..; N. Houten, Jr,
Reerctary—Jaium P. Rum.
Ruperintaufene-8. T...Ncetraut , Js .
Cbworlietee or Arbitration f October —Gro. W. Cass, V.
P.; Tulin DICKEY, T. B. Urrzrz, Seau LILWORTEI, J. B.
CLurna.r.
REVLSW OF PITTSBURGH -MARKETS
Orrica OP ma DAILY Illoannto Poor,
Friday, October 27. 1256.
- • -- •
51.01311—Bales 100 bhda superfine from wharf at $7,75 ; 40
do do from wagon id $7,70: 80 do do from wharf at 3 7 , 75 ;
90 do do do at $7,75.
GRAlN—lnles 90 bus Oats on platform at 83c; 150 do do
from depot at 30e; 75 do Rye from wharf at 3.5 e; 150 do do
from store at Bo
WHISK 4-Bales 25 bbls rectified at 850.
IdOLAMEB-13a1es 17 bbls N. 0. oak at 43e, cash.
BllTTl4ll443alet 30 kegs packed fair at 180, 4 mos.
POTATOEFASSiIes 90 bus Neabacmecke from depot at 40c,
4 mos.
Swindling liii ' iszeinee Gonapaniesi.
We cautioned the pubilc the other day to be on their
guard against swindling intturancecompables in general,
and the Nei York Tontine in partlettlar. The follbilng,
which we ropy from the Albany Eberstrig i Journal, of Mon
day, makes a rich exposnre of the manner by which this
fraudulent concern obtained a capital of two hrifidied theirs:
and dollars to swear by:
Comptroller Cook having reason to believe that the Ton
tine Insurance Company of the city of New York was In
adequate to a proper discharge of ire duties it had assumed,
ordered an investigation into its aff..irs. The report of the
Commissioner, Mr. Barnes, Is given in another column.
The report renves this .Company, like several others recent
ly exposed, to have been tuneacting baldness without capi.
tat. To enable them to tales the required oath, the Company
borrowed John Thompson's check for $200,000, for the use
of which, for a few days, they agreed to pay $2,500. When
the ce. allude was prom:m .o ,AG berrowed capital was with
drawn, and the ComptitiY proceeded to transact business, to
appoint agents and issue policies without a dollar in its
treaeury. And now, after being in operation Mx months,
their books show a capital,lu mortgages, be., of $6,000, with
liabilities exceedingllo,ooo.
It appetite by the testimony , of Robert IL Lowry, }eq.,
Cashier of the Bank of the Republic, and of John Thomp
son; Eesi , that on the 12th day el May, MU, the sum of
$200,000 was deposited in said Bank to the credit of the
.Tontine Insurance Company, and dust the same was drawn.
out by several thanks on the 14th, 16th, and lath day. of
Stay last. The credit consisted of the cheek or checks of
John Thompson, and at the time the same were deposited,
an agreement was made by the parties with the Bank that.
the money , shout t not be drawn out by the Company, anima
the chocks were endorsed by Mr. Thempson. The arrange
ment was simply a nomirud, loan of money.for a few days
to the Company for the stipnlated compensation of $2,000
or $1,00% amithe checks of the Company for $200,000 were
given to, Mr. Thompson at the same time that the deposit
was made in the Bank to the credit of the Insurance Com.
pony, leaving it in the power of the lender alone to draw
the money from the Bank at any moment after the loan
was made. .
This Company, , herefore, at the time of its ormuillatJon,
wan not povermel of a cent of capital, but was indebted In
the earn of $2,500 for the use of the money borrowed by
thew, deposited by thorn to the Bank of the Republic. The
Comptroller is making thorough search work among the
fraudulent Insurance Companies which, but for these fear
less and reasonable exposures, would have carried wide
spread toss and enffertng throughout the State.
A further history of the affair shows that John Thom!),
son was to ruNdre $2,500, for the loan of his check for a
aufficiont length of time for the Company to organize, when
the money was to be withdrawn by Thompson, and In Just
four days after the loan was made, the money was drawn
out by him.
LAND WARRANTIL-774ONINOR'S Bank .Vote Report, bap
In regard to land warrants:
They have been vane during the peat week, and prices
fluctuating: they are, however, becoming more plenty ev
ery day. The quotations are:
OUTING. NCLIING
.$1.09 per acre. $l,lO per e ere
.. 1,10 1,12 ..
20 aorta ...... .......
SO and 160 acrox
TIf,LEO RAPE ffiItIIKRTP
NLIV Yoax, October 20 —Stocka better; Virginia lives
Canton 23L ; Cumberland 25X; Elrio 51371 , ,i Michi
gan Central 0434; Galena and Chicsuro 115-X• starting ex•
change nominal. Cotton active: salmi 3000 bales at de
cline gum the receipt of the Africa's advices ; Orleans mid
dling Uplands middling 9,!4. Flour drooping; soles
18,000 bushels. Wheat improving; salm 90,000 beetled. at
$1,0!i4 for Wasters red, and V. 2,06 for Southern. Corn firm;
sales 30,000 bushels. Pork arm: miles 800 bbis. Mess Beef
firm ; sales 200 bh/s re-packed Chicago at full priLra. Lard
firm; sales 300 bbls. Whisky declined; sales 800 bbl, at
40%. Coffee firm; sales 1600 bags 810. Sugar quiet; sales
000 hbda. Orleans Molasses firm; glee 200 bbie. Of Lin
seed Oil and Lard Oil there are no salmi reported. Iron has
declined; salei 150 tons Scotch pig at so. Tobacco in good
request, and firm. Freights firmer.
PERLADELT, te, October % —Cotton exceedingly dull. Flour.
there is rather more enquiry for export, and price. are
12tijc higher; ealwe 1,500 lib's etandard and good at $8,75(0
0 07. the former price bring now generally refused : iome
half bble at $4.1211 per pa r. and 21 . :0 bble Lewietown extra
.t slo 50. d limited amount or Wheat °tiered t n 'Change
thin morning: demand good for prime lots at %tsar per
bus advanee, but twor lots doll and neglected; ealee 3000
hue et $1.95F51.9$ for good Penns and southern red, and
$1,45(02,15 for poor and choice white, including 1,900 boo
gout hern white et s2,l:i Whifky held tlrm/y ; ealee in bble
at 416:64,14 nod in hhde 40t54L
Ctv. October 20.—Flour finn: the demand equal/
the supply; Fond Aiming brands $7,75; retailing brands
$7,9d; sales no bbls at $7,7n7 90. Grain very firm, but
no rules reported. A Welty firm and In good demand;
sales 525 bbls at 33,14,Vg5.335, , ,,. Groceries unchanged, and in
fair demand in a regular way. Linseed 011 97.
BALSUISOLE, October 20.—Liottrard street and Ohio Flour
tu-day is $5,573 and holders are aching $9. Palos of Wheat
at $2,1062,16 tor good to prima. red is selling at sl,9tto
$2,00, choice white has changed hands at M1K:J:12,20, sal, a
wh to and yellow Coro at 96(990
7 .
EUREKA l.3tBlllLiii o -7 E -061t 1 31.11?
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN U. 81710ENBEFLCIElt, Flamm.
ROBERT FINN/CY, BscarrexT.
C. W. RATCHELon, GLNZIL4.I AGENT.
WILL IDISURE AGAINS/' ALL 12[1/PDS
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS
D I RECTORS :
J H. Ebnenbergar, 0. W. Cass,
C. W. Batchelor. W. K. Nimlck,
',sae M. Pennock, T. B. Updike,
W. W. Martin, R. D Cochran,
}t. T. Lee h, Jr., Jobu A. Caugbey,
George S. Belden. 8. 8. Bryan,
David McCandless.
iite*. Al] Latotes sustained by parties Insured under poll
mt..- issued by this Company will be liberally adjusted and
ornro mist bald at its Offiev, No. 99 WATER street. I tyl I
P/ TTS 8 Ulll.Oll
Life, Pire and Marine Inenrance Company ;
CORNER OF ivAnut AND MARKET sr.vrErs,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, President.
JAS. D. I!..DGELA, Secretary.
TbirCompany makes every Ineurahee appertaining to or
03nneeted with LIFE RISK&
- - -
Also, against Roll and Cargo Illska on the Ohio arid Nils•
als , ippl rivers and tributaries, and Marine Risks generally.
And against Lose and Damage by Fire, and against zbe
Peril! , of the Bea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies issued at the lowest rates cotudston t with safety
to all parties.
DIRUTORD:
Robert Galway, Alexander Bradley,
Jarnee D. Moon, John Fullerton,
John APAlptn, Famuel Id'Clurkan,
%Villieui rhillipi, James W. Lialltuan,
John Scrit, Qum. Arbuthnot,
.Ls. ph P. Gasx.aro, M. D., David Richey,
James 3.14c1,134 I, John ]'pill,
Horatio N. Lee, Kittunning.
44- Balm of Thourand Flowers, for beautT
lying the Complexion, and eradicating all TAN, PIMPLLY and
Fercgt.r.s from the lace. Sold at Dr. KEYBI3.II'B, 140 Wocd.
Jan:lo
WOOL -20,000 Ibis of Tub, Pulled and Pierre Wcol
wanted by SPRINGER BARBA UGH,
oct24 No. 290 Liberty street.
"Durrxtc—iiti kegs prime Western Penneylvaula Butter
. .1_) in store and for sale by
oct24 SPRINGER if ARBAUGH.
CURLED 11 AIR-17 bales Curled hog's Hair in store and
for sale by loct24J SPRINGER HARHAUGH
OPS-30 tales Hops just received and for gale by
oct24 SPRINGER LIAIii3AUGII.
g BOOKal—The Old Homestead ' by Ihrs Ann d.
se,,,
Zilla ; author of "fashion and Fam ine;" •
erivate of alifiastero King;
Seer,es In the .rMes of a New York Surgeon, by Dr. Ed.
ward Dixon, editor , - "fltle Scalpel;The Rag
Picker, hi . I . ;, , und and Fres;
India, China and Japan, h 9 Bayard Taylor :
The kl•tch Girl. or Life Scene: as they are;
A IFis kid of Chips, by John Brea:halo ;
Mini Book cf Games, edited by Bohn:
The Deserted Wile, by Mrs. Emma D. N. fi,'uthworth
Cora Rod the Doctor. or liaTtlutions of a Phystcßtu's Wifr :
The Newoomes, by W. AL Macke:ay ;
Cleve Hail, by Mrs. Sewell,
Tour among the Planters, or Inside View of Slavery ;
A Memoir of Rev. Sydney Smith, in 2 solo ;
Ethel, or the Double Error, by Marian J 0.19.;
Pictures of Europe, by C A. Battu];
Mks Leslie's New Receipts for Cooking;
Alone, by Mrs. Marion Harland;
The Hidden Path, by the author of "Alone ;"
Ellie, or the Human Comedy, by John It Cooke;
The Old Inn, or the Traveler's Entertainment;
Marriage a Lottery, by Mrs. Oyu ;
The Loves of Lord Byroe;
Unix Leigh, or the Miner's Daughters, by C. Dirkens ;
Calderon, the Courtier,
by Sir E. L. Bulwer ,
Seven Poor Travelers, by Charles Dickens;
The Schoolboy, do
Just received and for sale by
W. A. GILDENFENNEY A CO..
Fifth st., opposite the Theatre.
rialtiliffillNGE--A large and well selected stock of Dress,
I Cloak and Bonnet Trimmings, comprising all the new•
est styles and most fashionable colors, received by
0,t22 A. A. MASON dr. DO, '25 Fifth Pt.
J3ALSAM FIR-50 lbs just received sod for tude by
oct22 FLAMING BitOß.
- IDUMWE tat/NE—low 11,8 lust received and for sale by
net 2 42 VL NM INO FIFI,P.
V rElauLuo—Trlente-200 lba jam reretrod and for
solo by 0cr22 . 1 FLEMING 81108.
1 I SIN LASS--Coopsr's Shred-lase j t. received arid for
sale by [oct2 . 2.] )(LEMING BROS.
L.ll SOAP —A good article-8M The just reCeivedttnd
for sale by Locual FLEMING 131)08.
/ANIONS-2 bble for ',ale by
k-Igam*l 22 SMITH, MAIR & HUNTRR
fiBL'SE—IbU boxes prime Cheese for Role by
k i oct22 SMITE!, MAIM & lIIINTIM.
IDOTAtili--Z caste No.l for salt+ by
oct22 SMITH, I.IAIR tt HUNTER
COMTEH-3,000 !be Codfish for Bee by
oct22 SMITH. STAIR h HUNTER
AA. MASON A Co. will open on Monday, October 224,
~ 60 more cares and packages of Calicoes, Chintzes,
Gingham, Bleached and Brown Muslin, Checks, Tickings,
Flannels, Housekeeping. Goode, Ac. ootitil
,a A. MASON h 00. are daily receiving and opening
. cases and packages of Slits, Shawls, Dress Goode,
Embroideries, Domestic Goode, ,to, of every description.
oct2o
riika CARGO, 76 leoarth street, for a likeness. Prime
I moderate. oct26
NVEST RALF A .DOLLAR in a Likeness, at the Enter
prise Gallery, 74 Fourth street. oct2o
. V BUBB ItIAWL4S.--A full assortment
so, some superior Bay State Blankets, at
HIRBELITIBLD d BON'S,
No. 7u Wood street
lAL POST.
The river fell here two inches, yesterday, and oontin nod
faltlog slowly at a late hour. An upper Mississippi pilot,
about " the last moan down," reports. decline of 12 Inches
on the Lower Rapids, and the river from St. Pant down the
most of the way to St. Louis, falling rapidly. The Illinois
continues In good navigable condition, and liberal quanti
ties of freight are brought oat of It dolly. There Is no
change as yet to report In the Missouri. No arrivals from
that stream yesterday. Numerous arrivals from other
quarters, however, receipts liberal, and things on the land
ing lively and businesslike.
Tan Louisville Cbtrrier, of the 26th, says
The river wax at a stand yestenlay, with 4 feet 4 Incheo
water in the canal by the mark last evening, and a bout 27
inches water on the falls.
DISASTY.II.—On the last trip of the Jacob Strader to Cin
cinnati, her waves, while passing, were said to have muted
a flatboat full of moving plunder to oink.. It was fitted up
by a family or the name of Murdock as an ark In which
they wore to be moved or floated to Missouri. The boat
was Iy.ng to at the shore just abovo the Kentucky river
when the Bleeder wrnt by. and her waves knocked the boat
to pieces. She was fully FeVenty.fiVe yards off, in the mid
dle of the river, and totally unaware of the dilissi.er The
loge u eat.imulte,l at $l,OOO.
Pittsburgh, Stsnbsnvllls and Whseting
Packets.
The DIURNAL. Captain J. A. &loin, and
the DIREST CITY, Captain B. WAY. Will
run as recular DAILY PACKETS, between l'ittaburgh,
Bteu•.•nrdin anti Wheeling, etrpping et all Intermediate
port.
The DIURNAL w 111 'PET! I'd!wburgb on Mond/Lye, Wed
nowwleyh no 1 l'elirty , . to It) a nrk. A. ‘l.—net.em eqg eh
will Leave Wilmdin4 ten Tue+dnes.ThurnOrtys cud Snturdayn
t .I..L'.
The ronn•vr CITY will ale. lea,. Pittsburgh on Tueednye
Thursdays a nd ,! . 'LLtunlnyn, at 10 o'clock, A. M.—Knurovng,
ehe will leave ll'heelin: on "floutlay', Wednesdays and Fri
dart, el S tT e'-fork, A M.
kor fr•,zht or pa,tete, et•toy on leqird nr to
J CULLINGWOOD, Agent,
nora No. tt, Front eireet.
.
Itetrular Tue•dory Packet for Wheeling,
Marietta and tlalllopolle.
The new act ophoadit eteaUter CONVOY,
laßaJOlllt W cv, Jr, blaster, iL napnann, Clerk,
will leavo for the •bove nod Intermediate pot ta
every Tuendity, at 10 rh,k, P. M., positively.
For freight, or passage, apply on bortn.l to
.i 523 (1.11. lIAIITON, or C. 11A ItNF:S I , Agent,
The rtrumur EIJI , . Chi,thin P. Roner.rs,
wiaBJr.. Clerk, W. Cuoten; will kart , tor the
abort. an 4 oil Intermeilate porta uu 11.1E8-
DAY, October ::)th, at 10 o'rloc§ A. M.
For freight or pawnor apply on board. or to
The ~ t exmer OFIEVOIT, Captain linovY
tigg Clerh.. MEANS ; will leave tile , 0.K.,. .1.1 a ll
3 1:4Z s# s ter me.hszo
ports un ILSTI RIMY, octuber 27,
.
at 2 P. M. ,
Fur freight or pnesnge apply on board, or to
00127 11ARNEn d WLLINtiWt.k)D. Agent,.
For Conley'lie.
The voarner ROSALIK, Captain Rota. 111 w.
fan, Clerk, JOHN litkoll; Will lease f,r the
allow. and Intermetbate port, on MONDAY,
o,,otea 01. at lu o'clock, A. NI.
Fur freight or pasma.te apply on boats, or to
oct27 tul.l.lNU'A'tnlD A ItARNK.w.
For tit. Louie, Galena and Dubuque.
The attomer BRAZIL, Capt. GRACE; Clerk.
Wat. Sattni, will leans for the ab,ve and Inter'
ts= modiate Nut, on SATU RDA Y, October
at lu o'clock, A.M.
For freight or peel:age apply on board.
For Cincinnati nod St. Louts.
The ateamer ROCILESTER, Captain U. W.
Aff i rigNaAaa; C'erk, D ; will lea, for tits above
and Intermediate porta on SATURDAY, Dow
her '27 h, at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
ock2o BARNIVS A FLACK, Aloen,a.
The steamer ARGONAUT, Captain G. L.
lirLatN; Clerk, Jas. LUDWICII ; Wlll leave for
the above and Intermediate ports on SATUR
DAY, Ootobur,,;:7, at JO A. 31.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
r rt 24 JOAN FLACK, Agent.
Per Ctnetnnatl and Lani•ville.
The eteamer LUCI it MAY, Gisptuin J. J
asps;Root Clerk, A. Roma on': vrlll leave fur
the above and intermediate porta on EAT.
URDAY, Octobor 'ath, at lu A. M.
Por fr.iglat or paarag. apply on board, or to
ont24 FLACK A BARN YEA Agents.
The steamer EOLIPB,4, Captain Rom Bc,TLE,
Ib Clera, C. e. will leave for the above
and intermediate ports on MONDAY, October
I.sth, at 10 A. M.
For freight or pafisage apply on board, or to
oct24 BARNES et CULLING WoOP, Agents.
For Louisville.
The aulamer CANTLE GARDEN, Captain 11.
H. Daviwatv ; Clark, I.konanalt: will leave for
the above awl intermediate porta on BAl'Ult•
DAY, uotober 1, at lu o'clock A. M.
For freight or portage apply on board, or to
0rt2.4 FLACK A LiA 10E9. Agont.
The ntonmer LEBANON, Captain %%Lush
jr -7 tioN, Clerk, l'eakita, vriti laare for the shove
and Intermediate ports on 23A flrltDAY,
trer .17 ' ;IA 10 A. NI
Fur frtight ur palia4-e apply on board, or to
00[1.9 JOHN FLACK. Asreni
J. K. Barbour,
ICLERK, ST. I.olatl, Mo., (at W. N. Newell's
,„, office.) J. K. HAILBOUR haring long experience in
Recelrlng and Discharging Freight for fit...unbinds, offers
superior Indocemen to to Steamboats desiring a DISCLLARCI
-INCI CLERK. my 4
AffACASSAR OIL—A supply of the genuine Macassar
for beautifying and promoting the growth of the
hair, Just recited by JOB. BLIMINGI,
oct2 rnrner Dinmnpd and Market at
ATC/IKL4/tt'd Mint DV E.—Acknowledged to bo the
beat Linir Dye In tbn world. Twelve dozen r,elted
~ootiJOS. FLEMI G.
_ _
Ul./.;.111 bIlUs/1 KS —A very large and Due assortment icf
1.2 Ylesh bruebre, embracing every variety, just roc'd by
JOS. FLP:MINU.
pLer A LI —IU (A:I,3H prams Nr stile
ootb HENRY R. COLLINS.
ALLItaTI:6--..5 boles pure soleratus fur sale by
L 75 ,xtl HENRY 11. COLLINS.
1/IRESt.—,4U brace this day recelvei and for rale by
ser.:l HANKY IL COLLINS.
ounces for eels by
oet9 li. A. FAIINESTOCK 3 CO.
T bide , No 1 landing and for nate by
1-4 rw ,9 It A. I. AIINESTOCK a CO.
_ .
ALICItAfI.:;—OU bozo., pure for stile by
lIENItY 11. COLLINS.
TRAWIlk:111lY TOUTLi nud exollk.ot
0 article tur cles.elait the teeth and I urfrving the breath.
A large supply reis.lved by JOSEPH ?LEMING,
sepl4
.ITRIC ACID—Tb IDs for sale by
• srpl3 U A. V AHNESTO aCO
OFFLE-30 bags J. sod 20U Lacs Rio, for sale by
• sepl9 SMITLI, MAUL to HUNTER
I..IAhIS--7b hhds prime N. O. and 100 bbln Crushed, fur
• sale by (eepl9, FSIITII, HAIR to HUNTER.
NAILS—VaI 6oyx 11.ortnd NitHP, for MOO by
rißplU SMITH, MAIR At HUNTER
ANIONS -2 bbln Ouloon, fur sxle by
bepl9 6111T11. MAIR A HUNTED.
VINEG Alt-15 bbl. for sale by
V xsp24 HENRY IL COLLINS.
150 CII6T utiERS daily eau be attended to a - tth ease at
CABUO'S two Skylight Ualletioo , 76 Fourth street.
Prices moderate. octs
PIMAIIUNI KATIIABION is the greatest
Beautifier of the age.
Renders the Hair soft and gioxsy
For sale by KEYSER, BAST,SCOTT and SELLERS, at
26 cents. augl6
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS:—A very large and varled
sortment of every description of Lious,lie.aolng Goods
just received by loan . ) A. A. MASON & CO.
TIR. BROWN continues to be consulted for the core of
_j_J SECRET DIBRABEI3. ills enemata long standing
cases is unequalled. The afflicted are Invited to call with
out delay. Persons afflicted with Venereal Diseases,
Rheumalistra, Piles, or Seminal Debility, should not delay
to get his advice. Letters containing 11 . fee Immediately
answered.
Office and Prirate Rooms, No. 41 Diamond alley ; Pitts.
burgh. 1028
pOLL BUTI'ISR-3"bble fresh Roll Butter Just received
o d for Bale by loet23] ' tIENR7 U. OOLLINI3
r NOW ye not that CA 881 ` V 9 is at ye fourth et ,
and that he talc , s Pictures in the beslstyle for $1 and
upwards. oct2B
z 4:41, 0-• 1.• a!, 4:
c• - ' •1••.;
sC•x4,„"t , `‘' t•-••."
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rill ltrvia.—Lest evening at dusk there were 3 feet 9
inches water, by the pier marks, and falling gradually. The
weather moderating and clear.
Tax steamer "Forest City," Capt. B. A. Way, Le the raga
tar Wheeltog packet to-day. She leaves at 10 o'clock, A. M
. .
Tiffs steamer "Chevott," Capt Brown, is the regular
packet far Zanesville to-day; she leaves at 2 o'clock.
CAPT. A. Dran has taken charge of the tine steamer
Brazil," and will leave to-day for St. Paul. Mr. Win.
Smith presides in the clerk's office, and will attend to those
traveling' on the "Brasil."
Tar steamer "Oastle Garden,%Capt. H. H. Devinnsy, will
leave thja morning, at 10 o'clock, for Louisville. Her offi
cers are obliging and experienced rivermen. We can
safely recommend her to shippers and travelers.
Tae fine light draught steamer "Rochester," Capt. Neare,
will leave for Cincinnati this morning. She will be easily
recognized by her colors—they were presented by the ladies
of Rochester, Pa. Passengers going to the Queen City
should give her a call.
Fon thweraWart.,-The fine steamer Lucie May," Capt. J.
J. Robinson, will leach . ; for the above and intermediate ports
to•ddy:s She Is sight ofdranettBltd_hrt--gllding over the
water like a tldng of life. Those travelini . to :1M QUben
City should embrace the present opiiritunity to secure
comfortable berths on the Mies "Lucia May,"
THE levithean steamer "D. G. Taylor," Capt. Simms, was
advertised to leave St. Louis for the Missouri river on the
25th lust.; Capt. Fulton, an old Captain on the Missouri
river, was clerk. The steamer " Amason," Capt. Etazlett,
would also leave for St. Jo•eph the same evening. The
steamer "Fanny Fern ^ arrived at St. Louis, on the 24th,
with a full load.
THE SC Louis Democrat, of the 25th sap:
PORT OF PITTBIIITR.OR.
B rut 9 111C11/8 wnrax Ix Tilt CLI.IIIPI.EL
main
Bteamer Jefferson, Woodward, Browne - el 4.
" Luzern°, Bennett, Brow net ill..
" Cbl. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
" Eollan, liendericknn, West Nev ton
" Aquilin, Dickson, West Newton.
" Itlnthigso No. 2, Horst, WelleTil le.
" lien. Lorimer, -. Rochester.
" Forest City, Moore, Wheeling.
•• Venture, Oordon, Steubenville.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
" 4 Lover n,, Ben rift t, Brownsville,
" Col. Bayard, Peebles, Elisabeth.
" Ronan, Llen.lerlckkon, West Newun
Squills, DiAson, West Newton.
4 4 blictikan Na. 2, floret, Wellsville.
44 Gen. Lorimer, -, Rochester.
" Diurnal, Shoals, Wheeling.
" Venture, Gordon, Steubenville.
" Wenorm,
44 Swallow, Ransom, Lt.
STEAMBOATS
For St. Louis, Galena, Keokuk and
Sc. Paul.
FLACK C HAELNES, Agr•nts.
1=t713
For St. Louis
For niaativillo
=!!!MI!1:1!I
ornar Market and Diamond
wgialirs ettEmium KATUARION
R JPIE4
AMUSEMENTS.
Tszeratc..J. O. FOSTIlltt, sole Lessee and Shoa
cer; Wm H. Ram, Stage Hens.,er ;Osmium Fame,
Acting Manager. Treasurer, J. V. Baßlite.
MOMa7 MDMISSIDO
Boxes and Parqustte.. .60c.Private 13oXes, large— --S&00
Second I Private Bones, 8121.11•••• 4 6 . 00
Boxes for soled el p0r0u5......_....„..c en t 5 .
Jttir. Certificate, securing Beata, 123 fr cents extra.
Oa— Birth night of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. FLORENCE!
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBLIC 27, 184
Will be acted.
Shandy Maguire—Shandy, Mr. W. J. Florence.
After which,
Lesson for Husbands—Fanny, assuming six other
characters, with three gongs and two !Dances, Mrs. W.
J. Florence; Ceßleary, Mr. W. J. Florence.
The great song or 0 Bobbing Around " - will be sung by
Mrs. Florence.
To conclude with
Th• Limerick Boy—Paddy Ml'es, Mr. W. J. Flo
rem*.
.01r Door. open at 3/ 4 ' to 7 ; performance to begin a t 714 .
John 13. Sale, of Vermont, wit reed befor.
the Young Men's Library Association, (and the pub
lie generally,) on next FRIDAY EVENING, the 28th host,
in MASONIC HALL, hie celebrated Eumorone and Sethi.
cal (new) Poem,
H The Premo f
Doors open at 8 1 ,5 o'clock; to commence at 7% o'clock.
Tickets, 25 cents -- to be had at the Musk and B oat Stores.
Hotels, Library Rooms, Lecture Committee, and at the
door.
JOHN M. KIRKPATRICK, WM. IL KINCAID,
liRI'RY W 00123, ItLIAS H. IRISH,
JAMES BUCHANA N, Lecture Committee.
octt3
THE LARGEST CHILD OF HIS AGE IN
Height, 3 feet 2 inches.—Weight, 109 1-2 lbs
Circumference of Bead .. —.—..e...23 inches.
do BbouMars— ... 47 do
do Breast • —'
44 do
do Waist. . 43 do
do Thigh ....._....,....27 do
rjIHE PENNSYLVANIA GIANT, VANTILE KENT Mc
_L CLUNG. This Infant Proligy was born in Beaver
bounty, June 9, 1852. Will be exhibited in Masonic
Hall, commencing WEDNESDAY, October 24th, at 2
o'clock P. M., and continue from day to day, (afternoon
and night,) Friday night excepted.
car- Admission, 25 cents; children half price.
Doors open from 2 to 5, and from 7 t#9 o'clock P. M.
oct.24:d4t
JOHN W. M'CAII I THY.,
Bill Poster and Distributor,
441- Wit.t. attend to the Posting and Distributing of all
kinds of
BILLS FOR CONCERTS, LECTURES, EXHIBITIONS, Ar.
All communications—either by mall, telegraph, or other
directed to the office of the Morning Poet, will re
ceive prompt attention. sp7
. .
SPECIAL NOTICES
Bank or Pittsburgh, t
October 19, 18.9. j
A N ELECTION f-r Thirteen Directors of this 1.14nk, for
rk the ensuing year, will Pe holden at the Itankinc
House, on MONDAY, the 19,h day of November next, be
tween the hours of 9 A. M. and 'd P. M.
... • .
A i., a general meeting of the Stockholders of the Bank
of Pittsburgh will be holden on Ti.'ISBDAY, the nth del of
November next, at the Bon king lionse, in acr,onlance with
the provisions of the charter.
cettl9:dlaawlm JOHN SNYDER, Cashier.
dlechanlcie .
Pittsburgh, Oct 18, 185.',.t
A N ELECTION for Thirteen Direetcre, to servo for th.
ensuing year, will be held at the Mechanics' Bank o
Pittsburgh, on the [hull Monday of November narl, at th
Ba:king Hot.. on Fourth street, tetWeen the hours or 9 A
M. and 3 P. M.
Also a general mee.lng of the Stockholders will be held
on thefirrl Tuesday of November, at the came place, et the
hour of 10 o'clock A. M. ONO. D
uctl•N
Cashier.
Mau:us tat' 13100 OP l'lrrol, - ,11.11,
A u,.fust 31, ISt:, 11
frflE STOCKHOLDERS of the 3lechanic.s . Can of Pitts
-1 burgh are hereby notified that the third in:ta.ment of
$12,50 per share Neill hedue on the 1011, of Octetor prONIMO,
and the fourth and last instalment of $12,51 per chore on
the 20th Ne•ember following, payable at the Banking
House, on Fourth street, as per resolution of the b - ard Cl
Directors. I sepl I OKO. D. Mco Ca..l. kr.
Merchants and Manufacturers' Bank,
Pittsburgh, October 19, 1855.
,4 N ELECTION for Tbirtaen D.rectors of this Bank will
Li be held at the Banking Hawn, on MONDAY, the 19th
day of November nest..
ort2oMlm W. 11. DENNY. Cash ie•.
. .
AAIERTINO of the tin.ekholdere of the Temperancerine
and NotZestoten Road ChrapJ ply, to the porpoe•
of rhoknookr clheers to serve fur the eneruing year, Will he
held at the oboe or the TreaForer, t Fourth street, on the
FIRST MONDAY of Norco/her next.
By enter of the Board.
•
oaf, AUSTIN LOOMIS, Treasurer.
Election Notice.
rilE litoeklioldeni Of the Ponaaylvania II:1.mo,, Com.
pony, of Pittaburgh, are hereby nozitivd that the An
nual Election for Diroctora for said Company will be bold
at the °thee, corner of Fourth and Smithfield streebt, on
MONDAY, the oth day of November, 1051, •t IU o'clock A.
foctEdd) A. A. CARRIER. Fe ,. 'y.
Plonit Road Election.
XTUTICE ie hereby given, that the Annual Election for
111 officer's of the Allegheny and Perrysville Turnpike and
Plank Rend Company will by held at the howl> 14 Hugh
baleen, in Rees Townabip, on MONDAY, the 6th day of
November, A. D. 1655. JAMES A. UIRSON,
cotlOdastd Pr.-Went:
P olive.
Pdockholdere in the Allegheny and New ilrnslitnn
Plank Road Company will meet at the hou,e of M.
Hartman, Woods' Run, on MONDAY. b:Ja November nest,
between the hour. of one an•d five o'clock P. M., for the
pu•poee of electing one President, five Manag,ere and one
Treeourer, to /terra for one year.
By order.
Dissolution of Partnership.
1 2115 Partnership formed by the undersigned end Jac re
o'Ntat, to carrying the Camden Coal Worts,"
utter the nsme and style of JONES, IYNXAL A miLLeit,
nom dissolved. ISAAC JON
July 7th, 1045. JOHN It. MILLER.
On - Spiiclacico and Surgical Op•rationa
Useles•-•-The Blind May Sea.--- It is gratify
ing for us to be able to announce to the public that the
utility of BALLS' PATENT EYE CUPS is now no ex oeri
mont.,—theft wonderful effects are coming doily to the
knowledge of the proprietors Strange to It may seem, It
•s true, that Spectac'e. may bedisponsed with outirely Bei
sight metered to Ito original power. These cope ere simple.,
yet philosophical. They are used without pain or the least
danger of injury. Below will be found ovum.' c•rificates
which speak highly to their favor:
[Prom the New York Kvangelist.l
A Tsar rimp'e vet phlloecphieal instrument, har been
invented by J. flail k Co.. or this city, by the application of
which the oornee of the eve is am:l:laity raised to its °Hai
ual convexity, canning the Lcus to Impinge on the retina
without the aid of convex lenses. Thus by an easy process
pore°us who have used glances for years are enabled tr
dispenee with them.
The editor of the Pennsylvania Democrat writes as fol
lowa, respecting the cure of hire. Guretead, of Uniontown
Pennsylvania:
Uznornire, Pa., Augusts], ISIA.
Being well acquainted with kint. Curstoad, I know the
before she teed -Ball's Patent Eye-Cups," It was impossi
Ede tir her to read without the use of !Tented., and that
her sight has been restored by the use of the Cups, P 1 that
ibe now reads print with her naked et e without difficulty .
Jong P. Bastrik, Ed Penn. Democrat.
Itztutrarowle, June 1, IRA.
Dear Sir—liaving lost my night by old age, I was {ld
duced to purchase your wonderful Instruments, and by
using the same according to your directions, I spectacled in
restoring my sight so that I can read by night or day with
out spectacles. I have not used my spectacles for the last
three or four months, which shows that the restoration to
not a temporary one, but a valuable and permanent cure.
ItinvlLLa Saud.,
Of the firm cf Bnell a Brothers, Yiskchile, Mass.
9 1 5.. liy remitting live dollars, a pair will be sent, poet
paid, with fall directions, to any part of the c. -, outry. Ad.
dress LE. OEO. U. KEYBER, corner or Wood xtreat rod
Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Orphans' Court Sale
GREEK FARM.
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court 01 Allegheny
County, the undersigned, Admlnlatrators of the late
Greer, deceasd, will expree to Public Sale, on the
premixes, on TUESDAY, November 13th, at I o'clock P. M.,
that valuable FARM in Plum Tuarn.hip, bounded by the
Allegheny river, Plum creek, and lands of Michael Bright,
containing about 170 serve.
COUNTRY SEATS.
The above Farm will be subdivided into Lute of Ter to
Twenty. Acres, offering an excellent opportunity to many
who have long wished for a country site embracing Ho
I rent advantages in location and fertility. The iota are
laid out to front on the Allegheny river and the Allegheny
\alley Railroad, by which it is within a few culnutm' ride
loom the city.
This property is beautifully situated, commanding side°.
il;c1 views of Allegheny river scenery, and is the most de
hirable for Country Homes offered In this cou ,ty.
Care will leave at o'clock on day of sale, from Law
renceville, to convey purchaßers to the grounds.
Plane and further nformation can be obtained of ED.
NIOND GREER, No. 134 Watt street, or at the Auction
Rooms.
Trams—One-third cash; residue in one and two yours,
with futerrst.
IiDSIOND OREER, t
AdiniuktrittorB
SOPHIA GREER.
P. M. DAVI?, Auctioneer.
Bargains in Watek•s, Clocks et&
ROBERTS & BROTH E
ARP: now selling their large and caretully
eelec-
AM ted ,do c k of rim Watcho., Clocks, andrich Odd Jewelry at graL:•%. reduced prices, to make room
for ais entire new stork, which will be received di
rect from the Eastern manufactories In a few weeks, for
the Fall trade.
Purchasers desiring to buy good goods at low prices,
should .11 immediately and examine our stock, as we ars
determined to close it out without regard to cost or former
prices. Don't forget the place.
ROBERTS At BROTHER,
41 l'lfLh street, next door to Weed.
44- Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired In the beet
manner, and warranted.
John Grouts,
y 31 PORTER OF BRANDIES, GIN, WINES, dc.—Dealer
In fins Old Monongahela Whisky, Pesch Brandy, kr.
Also, R.scilfying Distiller, corner of Smithfield and Pront
s• reet,, Pittsburgh.
aprl3
Barr Intelligence otnee.
1101 - OTELS, House-keepere, Manufacturers, Merchant~ and
1,1 Mechanics are invited and solicited to call and obtain
their Help and their Apprentices. Alec, the working
classee, both male and female, shall be attended to, and
tntine.] found for them on short notice, at BARK'S IN
TELLIGENCE OFFICE, No. VI Liberty street.
No answer returned to applications by mail, unlese ac
oompanied by a postage stamp.
seplU
Wanted,
A PERBON COMPETENT 1 0 KEEP BOOKS, and who
L 1 can make himself generally useful in u manufac
turing busbies& Persons applying will please itive,,refer
once, state salary, and address Poet Office, Box 377, Pitts
burgh.
octlo
Thomas Oliver,
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTURES,
No. 4 IL Clair street, Pitisburgh.
os. Horse Clothing, Whips, Spurs, ea
EACIIES-40 bbls prime Ohio Peaches, received by Penrhyn Mantels.
Railroad, and for sale by
D R
4 FINE ASSORTMENT of these durable and beautiful
se p 2
ii, Imported MantelsMantelswill be opened for inspection, for
7 HENRY Ti. COLLINS' the first time In this city, at the FAIR GROUNDS. After
the close of the Exhibition, they will be found at the Man.
tel Rooms of WILLIAMS A Alt EN, corner of Second and
Market streets. octl:tf
WAHD'S TOOTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER for
sale at DR. HE YSHR'S
tlep7 Carlow Wood street and Virgin allay.
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THE WORLDo
JAMES COOPER,
Strrear.
MISChubriNEOUS
Air A Fact worthy of Record and Attica.-
clots ...WRIGHT'S TONIC HIXTInui, a guaranteed and
certain core for HEVER AND AGO& This preparation'
for thstreatment of the above disease, and perfect eradica-
tion of the MIEN Is one of the most Important Chemical
Discoveries of the 19th century. Its neutralising effects
on the poisonous gases are instantaneous, and ads like a
charm upon the whole Nervous and Muecular System, re- .
storing the tone of the Btomach, and Invigorating the Con•
stitution.
Unlike the general remedies reverted M for its treatment,
such as Quinine, Arsenic, Ac., which lease the system
worse than they found it, it improves the general health,
purities the blood, and stimulates the different organs to a
regular and healthy action.•
Being prepared under the Immediate supervision of an
eminent Chemist, uniformity of strength may always be
relied on. Its unprewriented demand, and the thousands
of testlmotdals from eminent Physicians, and others who
have been thoroughly cured, are a sufficient guarantee or
Its superiority over all other preparations. .
We m a only add, In conclusion, if you are suffering from
Fever and Ague, by florid be =re!
PETER T. WEIGHT & QOy
Market il
And all respectable Dru ms
ggists at., Ph
throughotit the United
States and Canada,.
For sale by GEO. H. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood street,
and R. E. SELLERS, Pittsburgh- apETdbwEm ie
A. Substitute for the New Liquor
LawI—DR.IIIIBAN'S ANTLBAOCIIIANALLIN ELITE.%
a safe and sure remedy for the cure or
INTEMPERANCE.
A concentrated vegetable extract and as a tonic le ono- quailed. For the following complaints it lea moat valuable
medicine: Dyspepria, Liver Complaint, Epalepry,2F
_tit/Aria,
Biles,Ftver: Vali kind, Delirium Tremens; GawaiDeDUity.
This medicine is intended to produce a change In the eye
tem, and a diatasta for alcoholic drinks. Severplinatances.
where we have Bold it, we have had the moat gratifying
results; so, to persons who are really desirous of breaking
off the Indulgence in intoxicating beverages, this elixir Will
be a great help. Sold at $1 per bottle at the Drug Store of
DR. (IEO. 11. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood street, corner of
Virgin alley. sign of the Gokien Mortar. atolgziew
Awe. t:Ti wit nu:medics.— r. liayaer'e Pectoral
~ougL
Syrapyill cure you.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup wilt cure Bronchitis.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Laryngitis.
Dr. lioyeer's Pectoral Syrup will cure Influenza.
Dr. Keystres Pectoral Syrup will cure a cold In the head
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Incipient Con
eumptlon.
A recent letter from Mr. J. W. Veatch, of flokeby, Ohio
says:
" I want you to send me two bottles of your Pectoral
Syrup by mall. There is a lady here who has a cough and
the doctors can't cure her. I was In the same way, and
tried everything without benefit, until I got a bottle of
your Pectoral Syrup; I took it but twice, and It cured me'
sound and well."
Ask for Dr. Karma's Ptcronar. Sratre and take no other.
Price, 60 canto. Sold at Ult. KEYSER'S, No. 14D Wood
street, and at J. P. PLESIING'3, Allegheny. ay266ltw
iia - 111arsh , s Radical Cure Truss will cure
nearly every ea, of reduceable Hernia.
Trusses at various prices always on band.
Children's Trusses of different forma andatrength
for sale.
Elastic Stockings for varinose or enlarged veins.
Abdomnial Supporters—A dozen different kinds.
Pile Props for the support nod cure of Piles.
Shoulder Braces to relieve a crooked and deformed
condition of the Chest, and many diseases of the Chest
Suspension Bandages.
All these articles may be bad or applied at DR. HEY•
SEWS Wholesale and Retail TRUSS DEPOT, 140 Wood
street, sign of the Golden Mortar; or will be sent to any
part of the country by sending the money and measure.
ap2fulaw
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
-74 •
BROAD GAUGE.
rr BEIO:,TEST, QqgctimT, CLIRAPEBT AND ONLY
1 ROUTE by whith Pitaaenoni can have oil n t atroo k t to
Lo,ia. Time to St. Loull, 27 hours, from Pittsburgh.
The 81s. Feet Trerk of this Rood aoeommodates wide care
—eleven fret inside—with roomy state, unattalnablo on
narrow guage roads.
By this Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad from Pittsburgh
to Crestline, passeng-re hove choir, there of three different
railroad routes to Indianapolis—making close connections
with Terre Haute and Richmond Raiirred foe Vincennes.
No change of care at Terre haute. Baggage chocked to
lu'li...P o l l o, thence to Br. Louis.
Trains leave Pittsburgh aa follows:
The Fast Train leaves nt A. M.
Mail Tref , leaves at 8 A. M.
kepreas Train leaves at 3 P. M.
The Trains all make dose connections at Creelliue f.r
Indianapolis, and there make close connections with rail
road for Vincennes, without a change of cars, and at 'Vin
cennes take the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad direct for St
honie—through in :17 hours; counectit g at Sandoval with
the Illinois Central Railroad for Cairo, where first class
Steamers can at all times be had for Memphis, Vicksburg,
New urleass, and all points ou the lower Mississippi river.
Passengers ran always fled at Bt. Louis, steamers for the
Upper Mississippi, Illinois and Missonri rivers.
This ie one hundred miles the shortest route to Bt. Louis.
•
To St. Louis via itellefontaine and Caton $lB 30
To " Columbus, -Xenia and Dayton 18 33
To " Col um bus, Clucloonti and Lawrence
burg
Passenpens and Baggage transferred from ...spot to depot
free of charge.
For through tickets or furthfi Information please apply
to J. G. CURRY, Ticket Agent, 0.8 P. Railroad Company,
corner office, Alonorgahela House, Pittsburgh, or to OEO.
PARISLN, Ticket Agent., Federal Street Station, Allegheny
City. JANIRB 31. WARD,
Superintendent 0. A M. Railroad.
F KNOW LAND, Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh, Po.
actl9
PET'S
AT McCALLUM'B.
JUST RECIEICFD, AND DAILY COMING TO HIND a
large and chrthe a,anrtment or tixds in the above line,
inelud,ng
Velvet and Taptnary l3rusEelo Carpet,
Tnrce.ply Superfine Medium and
Low priced Ingrains,
Mrdallion and Tapestry Ingrains, (a peat variety o
pm' erns,) Brun:Rale, Damarks and Venal= Hall and Stair
Carpets.
♦LSO—Beautiful pat( erne of Oil Cloths, (various quail
ties and whittle.) Wt. Ira nod Linen. Crumb tilothN Beaus,
Cocoa Matting, Lint and Rug Carpetn.Froucti klmbossed and
rietoria Piano and Table Covern, Hearth huge sad Door
data (a great satiety) MI other are wins mu:tally found in
Crirpet !trims ennatnatly on hand at No. 87 POURrEI
STE EI:T. near Wood, W. D. d 11 lrl'CA LLUNI.
To Wholesale Cirocers, Liquor Dealers
and Manufacturers.
_
I , IIE SUBSORLDER Is now Importing a superior quality
of OIL OF COGNAC, of which th' of on ounce with GO
gallons pure Spirit will produce o flneCnomac Brandy. Ms
ESSENCES 01 , ROCHELLE and OTARD'S BRANDY; of
JAMAICA sod ST. CROIX RUM, ARAO. CIDER and
PEACH ItILANDY, HOLLAND SCHIF.DAM SCHNAPPS
and SCOTTISH WHI3RY , are acknowledged by the New
York manufacturers by the great demand after them. DI.
rectione for tme will invariably be given by
DS.. LEWIS FEUCHTWAltialili,
141 Malden Lane, New York.
P. 8 —lmporter of Daguerreotype Chemin:sl.lx, Platlou,
Itintrill:h, .11,min:tars,/ ; Thorn's Est.. Copal va, Sulphate Am-
Laottl4., time:n:l6 lf
J. B. JuNSN E. D. DISNNY
JONES & DENNY,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
apl9l 01 WATER STREET, PITTRUIIRGIL
Boys and Youths' Custom Made Boots.
ALBREN, No. 71, corner of Wood and Fourth
kir etreetA, would (Write the attention of familiee and
others to the followibg named articles, which have been
manufactured to Ins special order, and ans—as regards ma
tennis, workmanship, s'rength and style—as perfect as
con he found In any establishment, and superior to any he
has beretotors introduced
Hoyt,' heavy two soled Winter Boots;
Youth? "
Boys' P. Calf
Youths' "
Childs' " " Nos. 8, 9 and 10.
Also, Boys' and Youth? superior two sole' Brogans.
Children's raft Morocco sewed Bootees;
Ladies' and Misses' Calf, Moroct, and Uoat Boots:
Gentlemen's superior water proof French Calf Boots
Aloe, all kinds of seasonable BOUTS and 811011.9, made
from the best materials for durability. o; 8:1Ut
. .
DUFF'S my RCANTIL K COLLEG E,
Corn, of Tlitrd and Mar , atrres.
Incorporated by Legislative Charter.
'IV - EARLY BGOO STUDNNTS ti4xe beau eduented Is
11 this institution.
DA T AND IV LYING CLASS ea IN
D ÜBLE ENTRY BOOR -KEEPING, in Ito applicaton
to every branch of omruerce.
DOUBLE ENTRY STEAMBOAT 1100 K KEEPING, to
practiced upon the Western Rivers and Lakes.
BUSINESS AND ORNAMENTAL PEN.NIANSII IP taught
by Mr. J. D. Wllttame, the bast Penman in the United
Stat.,
COMMERCIAL LAW AND POLITICAL ECONOMY, by
N. B. Hatch, Esti , member of the PI tteburgh Bar.
MATHEMATICS, CLASSICAL AND MODERN LAN
GUAGES, by P. Hayden, A M., and F. L. Apel.
For toll particulars, call for a circular, containing the
Report of a Special Committee of the Chamber of Commerce
of New York, and a recommendation from upwards of tat,
hundred Merchants, Bankers snd Accountants.
ortltid•w
CA At PETINGS.
rIELA WARE COUNTY liAttl'lST MANUFACTURING
,Lf ASSOCIATION, on the Cheater Plank Road, two 11111d8
below the city line, offer to buyers thin season, AXMINIX
TER, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, 3-PLY INGRAIN, DAMASK
end 'VENETIAN CAR PETIN G, at very reduced prices
for cash or city acceptance, (Interest added.) The stock,
comprising slim IMPORTED FABRIOB of every variety,
can be examined at the Factory Warehouses, Derby, or at
the Stores, Nos. 11 and' 0 N. SECOND nt , PIILLADELPG lA.
Wool bought, Spun, Dyed or exchanged for Carpets.
je J. SIDNEY JONES.
N E W STO RE.
MOURNING & HO USE RE E PING DRY GOODS.
BROOKS dr. COOPER
WOULD respectfully inform the public that they have
taken the Store Room, NO. 75 MARKET STUFET,
and bays now open a most complete assortment of the abovegoods. By giving our whole attention to these branches of
the business, to the exclusion of fancy goods, we think we
can offer advantages, both in assortment, quality and price,
not to be found in stores keeping the usual variety.
The 110U3EREEPING DEPARTMENT embraces all eta.
plc articles in Dry Goods used lo furnishing and keeping
house. sep26al3m
N. G. MURPHY & BRO.,
NO. 57 WOOD STREET,
Have now In otore a beautiful assortment of
DRY GOODS. AND SMALL WARES,
WlTlinTgw pr, t . hin a t t e l
w las hi t th ttro th w e
7w b3 il l a s t ei t l h a a
et
vary
small l owesta l
ad.
Vance on Kastern cost for coin, or to good prompt six
months purchasers.
All purchasers are invited and desired to make an exam
iruition of their mock. cxitinida w m
Oysters.
5Q,000 just arrived and for gale, at the
(i4Th corner of Baud and Liberty streets. We Writ.
' j the ritik•ns of I ittsburgh to come and try
them. We also koep cans 'tautly on hand, CAN
OYSTERS, wholesale and retail. Families supplied with
shell Oysters at fifty and seven ry.fiva cants per hundred, by
octpl CHAS. KIMBLII.
AT:iwtier,
HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN PURNAGIDI,
yy Ranges, Stoves, Tio, Iron and Housekeepers' Hard.
ware, Tinoers' Machines and TODiS, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron,
Wire Rivets, An to. 24 North Second street, (oppoolte
Buehler's Hotel.) HARRISBURG. sep2943in
fet.„7„.'
Lio't
DR. HDOPLAND'.S.
, CALAlifiiinto•
- GE - IntilatirlTTEßS
PTIDPARID
DR. C. SAMSON, Philadelphia, Pa.,
WU& arriunlrathlf dam
OOMPLipiTi. DYSPIWILTAUNDIDE,
ahrocia or NeriouiDebaity, Dille= 0 the Ilidneya, cato
all diseases aria*, from adisottleral or Stomach.
Such
wrOos•
tionjoviaPileo.
Yulnesa,or Blood to the
Head, Aiddityof the Stomach,
tiannetaleartborn, Disgust for Wood,'
Fianna or 4 vretight In the Stomach, Sow
Bruetaidone, &kilning, or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Stomath v fiwimming of the head, flurried
and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering nth/a Eleart,•Choak-
Mg or Suffocating Sensation when in lying Posture; Dimness
of Vision, Dote of Mahe belbre the Sight, Fever and
Dull Pain In tha Dead, Deficiency of. Perspiration
Yellowness of the Skin and Syes; Pain In the
Side , Bank, Chest, Limbs, dm, Sudden
?Mabee of Heatlturnlng in the
Flesh, Constant Imago.
ingiititidgreet
mon of
Spirits.'"
The proprietor, In calling the attention of the public to
thle preparation, doss so wit' e feeling .jf the utmost cone.
dance in its virtues and &dal ation to the diseases; for which
it Is recommended.
It Is no new and untried article, but one that has stood
the test aro ten yews' trial before the American people,
and he reputation and sale to unrivalled by any similar pt.. •
potations extent. The testimony in given by tbt
most prominent and well known P 441614110 and indlvidu.
ala, 11141 parts of the &Pent:eft/I ithatehee. Referring any
. who may doubt , to my I thEetheraPilVet Practical nestle*
look, for Parmereand Patillielt; be blifygratis, of ail th
Agents for the Elecniatfltittere:
Principal Office and hianuteetory,l2o Arch etreet, mile
delptda, Pa..
Ili- Sold by Dr. Geo. H. Keyser; 140 Wad leered: B. A
Fahneetook Oa, No. 0 Wood street• ; Veining ,Brother Wood street ; LI. P . Sweets and.l P Allegtony
declaalbwly
lILOR OIT V OORUIESSILOIAL .IDOLI.IIII6IiI
OP WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA,
N Institution to educate the MIN= MAN. 001.
it lege open Day and Evening, from 8 A. M. to IO P. M.
2 0 0
Students and upwards have matriculated at this Wm) of.
Pracdcal Ar(s, taught In a practical manner by instractors
of practical experience in the business with which their
arts are connected.
07 T=0.11:
Bookkeeping—iall mercantile 730/118
comae, time =lint.
it'd, including commerd calculations, all leo.
tures, and Practical Penmanship, - - $86,00
EitUno course for Ladles (apartment separated - 20,00
Penmanship—practical time unlimited, - 10,00
Same course for Ladles, (apartment separate,) - 6,00
Penmanthip, per month, - - • 4,03
Arithmetic, - - - - • - - - 4,00
Penmanshipand arithmetic, per month, - - 0,00
Higher mathematics, languages, surveying, engineering,
drafting, mechanical, architectural and (....remental draw
ing and conetruction—as per agreement.
W Those that can attend only in the evening, have all
the advantages of the day student In lectures tlrel instruc
tion.
W-College (now) corner of Wood and Potirth--sOon in
College Hall," opposite the Post Office.
sepB F. W. 3101111118, Principe I. ,
WATER CURE INSTITUTE,
/land street, (south side,) between Penn street and the River,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
DOCTOR BAELZ, Graduate and Practitionet In the Old
Schools of Medicine, Allopathic and Hohoceopathic,
an] for the past ten years arraccesstal Ilyeronathist, has
opened a WATER GLIM In the above location.
The perfectly Pate, direct and immediate effect this sys
tem has on all Fevers, and all diseases acute atul chronic,
while itts mild, grateful and invigorating to the weak and
debilitated, renders ft peculiarly desirable In families, who
will be treated at their homes.
Allopathic and Homoeopathic treatment will be adminis
tered where desired; tint, after long and thorodgh experi
ence, Doctor ilaelz gives a decided preference to Hydropa.
thy, which has, throughout the old and new world, proven
eminently buccecoful In every (arm of disesum,includlng
Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Inflamma
tory end Chronic Rheumatism, Asthma, Cutantorm Ner
vous and Liver Diseases. Testimonials of cures from highly
reputable citizens of nearly every State in the Onion, can
be examined at Doctor Baelz's office. The... Rev. Clergy are
invited to consult him gratis.
Warm water being used In the eommencementi l andoften
throughout the treatment, it is a luxury insteadtf unplea
an
st, as those unacquainted might suppose.
iterramors—Mesers. Charles Brewer, Waterman Palmer, 1
W. W. Wilson, W. H. Williams, Thompson Bell, 4. I. wet.
die, D. T. Morgan, Wm. B. Holmes, B. H. Englip, B. M.
Kerr.
The undersigned, having visited, Doctor Baelek Institu
tion, and witnessed his successful treatment, cheerfully
mix - mime:ad him as a thoroughly educated art skillful
Physician :
Charles T. Ransil, Joe. Weounen, Davit flune t John O.
Curtis, Robert Patrick, John B. levingston. John; Wright,
W. W. Patrick, Moses F. Eaton, 0. Ormsby Gregg.;
octintdaw
Polytechnic Department
THE IRON CITY COLLEGr—Commenclngllloernar
Evirnan, October 8, at 7 o'clock. A Session of,Twenty
!amnia. Students can attend every day and eviFing to
practice, but are charged for only four lessons per eek.
C. DARTBERGER, Teacher of Architecture.
1. Elementary Drawing and Shading.
2 Regular course in Descriptive Geometry.
Part I. Line and plenum and intersections. ;
Part 11. Cylinder, cone and sphere, with their Inter.
sections, with line, plenum, &a.
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Part lIL Pelayealve.
3. Constructions in different building materials; stone,
wool, brick and iron, Ac.
Foundations, trussing, rooting, arching and vaulang.
Furnaces, ventilation and heating. Dame and Locke,
bridges.
4 Designing of public and private buildings, in ges dil
Arent styles of architecture, with lessons on theirtitigin,
E. MORGENEOTLI, Teacher of Ornamental Drawing,
adapted to the Madness or MO marble ostlers 4 0 :atu ,
Mechanical
ornamental p tinter and caner, de.
Mechacitcal Drawing, applied to machine building in all
Its branches.
Prof. P. ROSTE/3, Teacher of Modern Languages
Instruction given may or evening, individually , or In
cla eat. Separate apartments for Ladida
4Ei• For terms, de , call at "College Hall,^ opposite the
Post Office. toctsJ F. W. JENKINS, Prism!. L
coTTAOE HILL
A Classical and Collegiate Boarding School,
PO ht BOYS
Trui TWELFTH SESSION of this Inetitutlon will cora
mace on TUESDAY, the 16th of October.
This School is located in the pleasant, healthful and
romantic village of 2 lIBTLE CREME, distant twelvexniles
from Pittsburgh, and is of easy access, several times a day,
by railroad.
Those who have children to educate, are invited to call
and examine the arrangements made for the accomModue
Mon of scholars. 1.. CATON, Principal.
Turtle Creek Allegheny Co., October, 1855.
isTs. Circulars, containing terms, and other information,
may be bad at J. IL Mellor's, B. T. C. Morgan's and J.
Harlem's Bookstores. Pittsburgh; or apply to the Penal
pal, at Turtle Creels. at 3
IRON CITY COLLICGRI.
Opening of the New Hall.
ON FRIDAI EVEr`INU NEXT , October 5, at T o'clock,
Addresses a ill be delivered by JUDGE WILKINS and
other s, adapted to the °castanet the opening of the new
College which has been fitted up far the permanent
location of the Iron City College, at the corner of Fifth:and
Smithfield streets, opposite the Post Office; entrance on
Piith street. The public—to the ladies and gentlemen—
are respectfully invited to attend.
oath P. W. JENKINS, Principal.
PIANOS ! PLA,NOS !
NANIISACTORED BY
NUNNS & CLARK,
NrW iroftS, AND TOO slam CT
H. KLEBER & BRO.,
No 83 Fifth street, a few doors from the port Ofoce.
Ike. Jour asouvin, the first few of a large !molet of
Nunne a Clark's unrivalled Planes. Thi5...:.....'
choice lot will comprise— '4.72.7;',.•A
ri
6 Octave square corners, rosewood, aver., ' ;
~, i i
stng, ac.
6IA Octave., do do do
6% Outave, round corners, rosewomi, cured, subUn nick
and lyre.
frrbi Octave, double round corners, finished all amend.
03,,, do do carved tegs, ItlisaLethian e tyi e.
(Ilh do Semi-serpentine, very elegant.
7 do do do
11% do Full Serpentine, splendid pattern.
7 do do do
The above will positively be sold at New York Foolery
praes, totthoul addition for freight, de .
11. KLERBB h. BRO
--
• bole Agnate for Nunes & Clams, Mr Pittsburgh
and Western Pennsylvania,
surd 5l Frith street, near the Post Otlica.
515.000 Uhl WAR.D. •
ON TUE 17ru OF SEFTElllifilt LAST, two boxes we're
delivered at the office of the American Expres‘ COM.
pally, In Dubuque, lowa, by a coalman from the United
Mates Depository.
Paid boxes, on their arrival at the Bab-Treasury In New
York, were Anted to contain buck.ehot of the ere of 140 to
thy pound, end pressed balls of the sine of 100 to the pound,
to the amount of 174 pounds In weight, and 28 pounds f
sheet lead, No. 4. The boxes were made of white pine, one
inch thick, ovetalled at the corners, about 10% inch
long, Sy, Inches wide, and 434 Mesa deep, inside nreasur/
mew. The bottom of one of the boxes was of hamlce
They were strapped once around the middle with one incis
hoop iron. It is claimed by the Depositary at Dubuque,
that the boxes each centalued gold coin to the amount of
$21,000. They were marked with carchs addressed to the
••Asaistani Treasurer U. B , New York," which cards are ad•
mi tted by the Depositary at Drchugue to 5e (rennin&
Now, therefore, for the purpose of discovering how this
fraud was committed, and bringing to justice the perpetra,
tore thereof, the ' &Merles El Express 63mpany will pay $10,4
000 for the recovery of the money, or in that proportion for
any part of it, and $l,OOO tor the arrest and conviction of
the offenders; and they will pay literally for leformation
relative to the making of said boxes, the furnishings:lllwatt
lead balls, shot, Sc., Sc., de.
All communications should be addressed to the subscri
bers. WELLS, BUTTERFIELD a CO., New York,
Lai NOSTON, FARGO t CO., Buffalo,
Proprietors of the American Express Co.
L. irishikold & Soo •
NV
lIOLICSAIN AND Waal". DEALNIIS IN GI NITS'
FUILNISIIING GOODS, and SHIRT MANUFACTU.
likltS, No. 70 Wood street, between Fourth street end Diw
mond alley, have received their stock of Fall and Winter
Goods, which they will sell at satisfactory prices, embra
cing—
- Phirts, Hosiery, Pcarth
Gloves, Llravats, Mufflers,
Stocks, Ties, Pocket Ildfcfe.,
Pareling's Shawls, itubber Chuds.
With ageneral assortment of goods adapted to the Furnish
ing busines, octl:3tin
L mucka W a.
highest market price paid tor 41rOr 80 nod I'4o
acre Land Warrants, of the late Mane.
Also, for 80 and 160 acre Warrants, famed under the
law of 1850.
APP/9 to
sep2l:otw
BLAKELY a RICHEY,
cornet of Seventh and Smithfield ate.
Watches and Watch Repairing,
WW. WILSON, Market street, corner of Fourth.
. Gold and Silver Watchea from $lO to $3OO. Sole
money for rate of Charles Frodshatee muivalled Time
keepers. Watch Repairing attended to promptly, and done
in a superior manner
Awdewelry, Sliver Ware and Military Goods at Eastern
prima—GU sepl3
L' CaiND 11AND PlANOri.—Coe 6% octave Piano Forte
in elegant Rosewood came, with carved moulding and
Iron frame; warranted to be in perfect order.
One 74 octave Piano Forte, in Mahogany case. $175.
One 0 o "$125.
One 0
" $lOO.
One " "
1,1 7sr
For sale by CHARLOTTE 13LIIIIE,
octl2 No. 11A Wood street, 2d door above Firth.
PEKIN TWA STORE,
•
No. 38 ißjth street.
Farm TUB—A choice lot fresh Green and Black Teas
received direct from the importers, which will be sold
wholesale or retail, at prices lower than usual.
aria S. JAILYNRB.
Vxr OOL PLAIDS—A. A. !deem & Co. inTuo tae attention
VV of the ladies to another superb lot of French Wool
Plaids, Which they have just opened, comprising some if
the richest styles Wail colors yet exhibited. oce23
, Ml)lOA.t.
BorAtnammi
HOLLAND BITTERS
.Echt Hollandsch Zia(len. Bitters.
,
ply° YEARS have elapsed. alttee the Introduction or thifl
I valuable medlebte, bath Atte Ratted State. Daring
this time It has gaititata bitu — arratkpoptacority as a tamed,
for
Fever and -49 7 ce taetttort, Headache,
Lais o,J 001 2 sizte,. DeWitt. Co:Stamen,
• • Blisoisind IlliAtisy nes.
Hazy of our moat worthyrcitixons testify to Its wonderful
efficacy In all. affeCtlinis.nAlbe stomach mod liver. As t
Lanky-it never hae been iquillediler tha.rellef it :Wm:lsla
all rases of debility or yoraltrierstotany hind Is almost In
stantaneous. In x 'tervous; it:emu:Oa and netmaigie saw
don r, it has in unman:ma lostanamtioned highly beneficial,
and In others effected; illaddeld.ciVe..—
finik
When eminent phyeieprosaritte, and-their 'patients
ac, unhesitatingly . reran:united, surely:we may cease to
doubt, and eagerlytest MS virtues far' curse-Ilex
MYER AND AOLI .4:Tuvec S,
Clue qf yht Afortass' i s's
Holland Effters.—ldichimi itelly,'No:/.l7.Orant, near !S ty Berlitro
mith
field street, says: " .Liat July. while trunoing on the river,
on a cotton boat Flying 'between Natchei and - New Orleans
I was taken
._with teverand ague. For eight long month;
I suffered with this dreadful disease. The, greaterpart of
this time I was unable to work, and 'peat at least fifty dol
lars for different medicines, but found no neat rehet.
Three weekeago, one of ray friends instated upon my trying
lioerhare's Holland Bitters; saying that a cereroas guaran
teed. After taking it for onaweek, / - mast mate L was a
sound man. I have been at, work now fir two weeks, and
have had no return,oftae chills and fever whatever...
I certify the above statement to true
Una Awns , Diamondßouse
. .
Or at It. Obeater's, Gothic, flail
HEADAOITE AND insurrit.
Mr. Filas Llscomb„af Birmingham, nyirt.i.l have found
In Boerhave'allitters. a remedy for Joesda4e and debiLity.
My wife hat also used it With the greatest benefit."
Air. A. a. Nialoison, of Pittbargh,aisuremarks that be
has experienced much relief from ite nee tir headache.
arab , Tapp
Baktruket Teatimmay.=dieob itiopliee} living In the
Hollami eettleuteut of abeboYgen, Wittionaln, says: .Aftbr
suffering for tome time the tottery attending an utter pro a.
tuition of mind and body, I have been .reatored, by tieing
Hoerhave's Holland Bitters, to perfect, health."
The fact of this remedy ;ming mewl - 11in repute among
the tiollandare In Wiseansin,Mtridgml, York—in fart,
in every Holland settlement in the United fratea—argo .4
much In Its favor.
STILENOTEc AND LIEALTH B?.ESTORED.
Mr. JanDavi:Bon, living
. ten miles above Pittsburgh, on
the Pennsylvartiallanal, says: When Immtnenced taking
Bossism's Holland Bitters, I could hardir!alk—now, I
enjoy excellent health."
WEAKNESS OPTili STOMACH AND. INDIGESTION.
Another Great Clov Effected by Lroerharoe's Holland Mters
—The wife of Peter to Witte, living is Holland Town, She
boygan county, Wisconsin, suffered much from weaknese of
the ..tomach and indigestion. She bad been under a phy.
siclaree care for some time, but the disease seemed to bailie
even his skill. She purchased some Holland Bittern at our
office, which has given tone to her ittomach, her appetite
and strength are returning, and we firmly believe that this
la another great core effected by your medicine.
We have still to record runny am:Madill aunts effected Ly
this remedy, but must wall another opportunity. One
thing you can rely upon, what, we have published are teem
persona much respected in our community, and are literal
ly true.
J. Quinn's,
• Editor Sheboygan Nleuwbode, eheboygan, Wis.
• RHEUMATISM
A rase of Ha, Motrthe Branding . b"ured" bg Boerhaoc's
Rolland Bar g .--Georgo Henderson, of Pittsburgh, says:
"After suffering for three months with therunatiam--• part
of the time eo severely as to confine me to my tied--I have
been entirely cured by - using Boni:love's Holland Intim e.
have had one attack eines, but found iihnest haitantaneo
ua
relief In the eame medicine. It is, in my opinion, a once
remedy for rheumatism."
NERVOUS AND RHEUMAT/0 ATREOTIONS.
This changeable weather is likely to produce a great deal
.cf sickness. To persons troubled with Dooms Or rheuma
tic affections, we would 'recommend ..Bberhave's Holland
Efittern. On referring to our oolumneirtin 101 ilnd certifi
cates from some of our fret German and English
.Pennryizania Startle Zeifu ng.
THE WORST FORM OF PILES CAN HE CURED.
We are at liberty to refer to several well known gentle.
men, who have used, thoroughly tested, and now recom
mend Beerhaves Holland Bitters re a remittlYt for plies.
We are not at liberty to publish their names; but will take
pleasure In referring any person to them who denies this
statement.
For this affection ono-half of the prescribed dose should
be Takan—say hal/teaspoonful, morning, coon Ind night,
one hour befOrerucala.
CAUTION, ,
The great popularity of delightful Arcata bas
dared many imitations, which the public should guard
against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy- anything
else until you have given 13oericave's Rolland 'llittais a fair
trial. One bottle will convince you how infinitely superior
it is to all these imitations.
ws.. Sold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles fin 15 by the
sole Proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, Ja., & ,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and gh_omista.
corner Smithfield and Ttdrdsta.,Plttsborgh.
It. E. SELLERS & 00., Druggists,
Maier of Second and Wood streets.
And all Drnigtstairrrittaburgit, Aalegheity, Birmingham,
Manchester and Temperanceville. sep29:dawly
DR• MORSE'S
I.i - 4
-ORATING CORDIAL,
A pIIT.NOIIISNON IN REWICINIL
El ea! ti Restored and Llife Lengthened
UT
MORSE'S INVIGORATING NLIICIR.
I T will replace weakness with ,strength, Incapacity wit
efficiency, irregularity with uniform and natural ac
tivity, and this not only without hazard of reaction, but
with a happyeffect on the general organisation. Sir Rear
In mind that all maladies, wherever they begin, finish with
the nervous eyetein, and that the parallsaton of the nerve
of motion and sensation is physical death. Bear in mind,
also, that for every kind of nervous diem.% the Nair Cor
dial le the only reliable preparative known.
OURE 011 NERVOUS DISRAELEB.
No language can convey an 'adequate idea of the Imme
diate and almost miraculous change which it, occasions to
the diseased. debilitated and shattnred nervous' system,
whether broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impair
ed by sickness—the unstrung and relaxed - organization Ls
at once braced, revivified and built up. The mental and
physical symptoms of nervous disease vanish-together un
der Its Influence. Nor is the effect temporary; for the Cloe.
dial properties of the medicine reach the ocustitutien itself,
and restore it to Its normal condition.
LOBB OP itigifOß.P,
Oinfusion, giddiness, rush of blood to the head, means
choly, debility; hyaterla, wratchedaass, thoughts of Eta i f
destruction—fear of insanity, dyspepala, general prostre
then, irritability , namonsnees, inability to Bleep, disease
Incident to males, decay of the propagating &Delimit, Ilya
ter* monomania, vague tenant, pedpitatlon. of the heart
=potency, constipation, etc-, from whatever fumes arising
Ilia, if there be any reliance to be placed ' on human testi
many, absolutely Infallible.
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GREAT 111.11DIOINTI infataxii
The unparalleled effects of this . .great restorative all
complaints Incidentto females, merit a new era in the annals
of medicine. Thoustuada of isthnnlants have been invented—
thousands of Invigorante concooted—all purporting to be
sped*. ed In the various diseases and derangements to which
the delicate formation of woman render her liable.
RIMY WOMAN OP BIiNSE,
Who eaters from weakness, derangement, nem:mamm y
tremors, palm in th e back, or any other di/touter, whether
peculiar to her eex, or common to both eaxen—to tire the
invigorating Cordial a trial.
/11A11111e1D Pr3REIOII2,
Or where, will find this Cordial miter they have used bot •
tie or two, a thorough regenerator of the system. in all
directions are to be found the happy parents of healthy off.
spring, who would not have bean so but for this extraordt.
nary preparation. And It to equallypotent for the many d,o.
eases for which It to recommended. Thonsande oryonng
men have been restored by using It, and not in a. dingle
stance has it failed to benent*them.
PERSONS OF PALM COMPLXIIO.ti.
or consumptive habits, are restored by themes of a bottle or
two to bloom and vigor, changing the skin from a pale, yel
low, sickly color, to a beautiful florid complexion.
I'o Tit
These IMISOI2IB of the salami in leoeholY tales Proti•
cad by early habits of youth, viz: weakness of the back
and llmbs,.paine hi the head, dimness of sight, loss of mils-
Miler power, palpitation of the beam, dyspepsia, nervoos
irrltability, derangement of the digestive flirtations, general
debility, symptom§ of consumptions, eta
MemMlly, the fearful effects on the mind are much to be
dreaded. Loss of memory, cohlusiolo of ideas, depreintiou
of spirits, evil forebodings, everolon to social's aelf.diritttet.
love of solitude, timidity, eta., are some of the evils prmhz.
cad. All thne afflicted
BEFORE oorrrampLATtria Biaintax
attontd reflect that a sound mind and body are the lanai not.
canary requisites to promote connubial looniness; iwtepd,
without these, the journey through Ere beveines a Weary
pilgrimage—the prospect hourly darkens the vies; the
mind becomes shadowed with despair, mud filled with the
melancholy reflection that the haypineas of another be.
come blighted with your owu._
CAUTION.
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial has been counterfeited
by some unprincipled persona.
future, ell the genuine Cordial will have the proprie
tor's facsimile pasted over tho cork of each hOttle, and the
following words blown in the glass:
Dr. litlioraa's Invigorating Gourd ,
O. fI. BING, Proprietor, N. ri
The Oordial Is put up, highly coneentrated, In pint
Ues—price three dollars per bottle, two for five dollera,
for twelve dollars. 0. U. BIND Proprietnr,
lin Broadway, N. V.
Bold by Drugghts throughout the,Dnltal Stems, Canal
and the West Indies.
AGENTS:
Pittsburgh _ Be. OEO. H. LEITER, No. 140 Wood at
Do. .YLEMING, BROS., No. 60 Wood
Do. _ E. SELLERS, Wood etrvet.
Allegheny IIIiiy._DEOEHAM k DPKENNAN ;
Do. __ ...JAMES T. SAMPLE A 00;
Do. J. P. FLEMING.
Agent or 0h10...J. D. PARK, Cincinnati. rapthdemly
F. Brown's Eabenne oi Jamaica Ginger.
fpRII3 Reliance Is a preparation of unusual etalence.
1 In ordinary diarrbrea, incipient cholera, in short,in
VI
Mules of prostration of the digesti re functions, it is of ines
timable talus. Daring the prevalence of epideraio cholera
and summer complaints, it is peculiarly efficacious; no
femi y, individual or traveler should be without it.
Itlaorunt.—Be sure to get the genuine Essence, which le
prepared only by P. ElloWN, at his brag and Chemical
Store, N. E. corner of Fifth and Chestnut streets, Phjladel
phia, and for sale by all the respectable Apothecaries in the
United States, and in Pittsburgh by
B. A. FAHNESPOCH & CO.,
SOIJLLY a Cu.
And In Allegheny by
R. P. SCHWARTZ,
LEE A. DECHHAAI
sepatmdav
Lsalever's Celobrated iiiptclareast Sautes a
~
OTANDS PREEMINENT for flavoring Bonya, Gratiles,
1.3 gbh, Meat, Game, &e. We advise all good hnuantirea,
to
Idtmes by i RI the Ift Prim n 25 rants pet hottle,at all
tel and Oanadika:Grocery and Prdt!
i* Sta
Mir sale by brOLITRO and G. 11. KEYSER, Pithburgh.
Janl P. T WhIGHT a 00.,
Oolamrl y la 231 Iflarkat atneet, Philadelphia.
C LOTH CABBIILEILEB, ac —A large and well selected
stock of Broad Cloths, Bia , k and Fancy Cliesimerea,
Oaselnetts, Tweeds, Jeans, &c.. just received by
octB
A. A. MASON & CO,
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