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lISCUMIItT;s ftliur — zma or Comiona.—The Bo
••• leot and Cornmeneennoils met•itt their Chem
',beta •
- "Sets4:.goinice:7-Called fo;:tir - der - by Mr. James
• • itrAttley t lPresident.
MetabcraL jrrealint—lgensie. "Agnew, Alston-
Chnetiey,-SetOkc;‘_'Oordell, Drum,
' •••'• Taylor ," pittirl9o, Jones,
Votratiti.
• . Minnteed preceding meeting read and op
proved.
' - Mr. - Mtirdeolt presented a rat:Contralti : a signed
number -of stalll - holders the Diamond
-• • market"-house, against the market ordinance
;'Titissekat last nioeting,'Afiti asking - for a repeal
. Referred .to market committee.
Abtion-concurred in by 0. 0.
• ,Weaver_presento a petition from citi
zens et thelileventh Ward, asking for an exten
• • - elan or water pipes on Centreovenue to_the lino
of thelSoventh Ward. Referred to Committee
on Stroots. Actfon concurred is by C. C.
Mr. Murdock presented-the following :
Resolvid; That the committee appointed rela
tive to,Samanditing of-the books of the market
association have until the next stated meeting
to rePart. Seed three times and passed.
The President presented the Reports of the
Treasurer and President 'of the Market House
Association. 'Read and referred to oommittee
appointed to audit the accounts of Market As
sociation. Action concurred in by C. C.
Mr. Bissell, Chairthan of the Finance Com
mittee, presented a couple of onimmunicat.ons
from the city Treasurer, relative to the oolitic
thin of taxes, and mistakes that hove occurred
in assosor's books.
The committee stated they had had the com
munications before them, and recommended the
paisage of the following resolution :
Resolved, That the collcotcrs of oily taxes be
'and tire hereby required to settle up and pay
over to the city Treasurer, the amounts of their
respective duplicates, on or-before the first day
of Jannery next; and that the city Treasurer be
and is bereby 'authorised (either by _himself or
other competent person,) to examine Into and
correct any errors' in additions and extensions
that he may Owl inossessment rolls of city Lusi
ness and i nprovement tax.
Objection' being made on third reading, Mr.
Taylor moved for a suspension of the rules ; on
which Mr. Murdoch called for the yeas and
nays. The call being sustained, the following
was the result:
Yeas—i•Messris. Agnew, Alexander, Bissell,
Clarke, Cordell, Jones, Loomis, Smyth, Taylor,
Weaver and president-11.
Nays—Messrs. Drum, Lytle and Murdoch-3
Mr. Bissell presented bill of John C. Devitt
for $22,25. Road and referred to Committee
on Claims and Acconnts.
The following business from Common Connell
Was than taken up :
Resolution appropriating $6O to Appropria
tion No. 10. Read three times and passed.
Bill.of Republican for $3,25, with resolution
antboriz ng the payment of the same. Read
throe times and passed.
Petititin from citizens of the City Distrist ro•
halve to the-extension of water pipes on Penn-i
sylvania avenue. Real and referred to Water
Committee.
Petition of citizens of Seventh Ward relative
to extension of water pipes on Centre avenue.
Read and referred to Water Committee.
• Bill of S. A. Long St. Co. for *8,75 Read and
referred to Committee on Claims and Accounts.
Resolution in favor of gas mains on Ferry
street, between Second and Third streets. Read
and-referred to Committee on Liao Lighting.
Bill of Daily Union for $39. Road, and the
Mayor, authorized to draw his warrant and
charge Appropriation No. 14.
In all of which action of Common Council the
Selcot.Connoil concurred.
On motion, adjourned.
SEMIS= COITILT.—Court met preeerd Chief
Juatice,kerrie, and Judge Lowrie, Woodward,
Rao' and Block.
Mon DAT, Ootol.er 29
Dantsp.vs. M'.:oo ; Jefferson County. Judg
affirmed ; opinion by Chief Juatioo
Clhrk et al vs. Freeman; hi'Kean County
Judgment affirmed; opinion by Loris. -
Smith vs. Falkenson ; L strronos County.
Judgement affirmod and reoord remitted; °Onion
Lawrie.
(Whir° vs. Boahline ; Clarion County, J adg..
moot of:firmed ; opinion by Lewis.
Miles vs. Cook; Clarion County. Judgment
Affirmed and reoord remitted ; opinion by Low
rrio.
..Ntion'e executor ye. Nixon ; Indiana County.
Judgment of non pros.
Nixon Ire. Nix n'a cxeoutor Indians County.
Judgment of non pros
Findlay ye. Koontz; Somerset County. Judg
ment of non pros.
Berricker vs. Muter ; Somerset county. Judg
ment of non pros.
Lonnegin vs. Hilty ; Westmoreland county.
Continued.
Martin vs. Boroman; Westmoreland county.
Judgment of non pros.
"King & Bhoenberger vs. Baker; Cambria
County. Argued by Foster for plaintiffs ; Banks
and. White for defendant.
lit'Neil ve. Holbrook ; Somerset county. Ar
gaed by author for plaintiff ; Eche for de
fendant.
. _Porter va. Dougherty ; Wcatmoreland county
Submitted.
Moorhead ye. Comm ; Westm3rolanl county
Argued by Foster for plaintiff; (Aim' [Jr de
fendant.
Gates 11. Mark; Cambria county. Con
tinned.
Marry VB. Murry ; Westmorolnnd county
JAdgment of non pfls.
Hugh VB. Stuioklee ; Weotmorclund county
Argaed*by White for plaintiff; Cowan for do
fenclunt.!
DISISIOT COl:MT.—lion. 11. W. Williams on the
Bench.
John Linton vs. Joseph Hart. Arthurs and G.
Y. Hamilton for plaintiff ; Barton for defendant.
The plaintiff leased the Sbarpeburg ferry for
five years, from September 1853, for $475 per I
year. This action is brought to recover rent
for the quarter ending on September, 185.1 The,
defendant resists en the ground that Linton, Cr
some one authorized by him, entered nod main
Waned possession. Verdict for defendant.
A =MELANCHOLY BTOILY.—Last spring, I
the western emigration fever was at its height
in this city, we met on board a steamboat st
the wharf, a farmer from one of the Eastern
States, on his way to the State of lowa. He ,
was a stout, healthy looking man—a fair speci
men of a well-to do farmer—and was secotepa- I
• filed by his wife, a very handsome woman, and
three interesting children—the oldest a daughter
.past budding into womanhood. He was full of ;
sanguine expect/alone of the happiness in store
for himself and family, in his new home in the
West, and left bore buoyed up with high hopes
and expectations. Yesterday morning, while
standing at the depot of the Pennsylvania Rail
road, we were accosted by a poor, emaciated
looking creature, apparently just on the verge;
of the grave, in whom, after some difficulty, we
recognized the hearty, robust man, who had de
parted in the spring so full of hope. Ho was
but the wreck of hie former self, and hie story,
as related , to. us, was truly melancholy and
heart-rending: Arrived in lowa, ho settled eel
a claim previously selected, but bad not been
more than three or four weeks located, when
hie whole family were attacked with the agar.
After suffering several months, his wife at, I I
daughter apparently recovered, hut only to it
seized with a still more terrible disease---the
typhoid fever.
Fire, the loving partner of hie bosom wee
:carried 'off; next followed his youngest child,
,and in three months hie whole family were laid
%rider the ground. The father, almost broken
Aorta with these repeated misfortunes, essaye d
to leave -the -country, but was himself taken
—down with the same malady '• and after several
viesktt - of agony, left his si ck bed to find his
• noonstitution.destroyed, and suffering from pre
-- -Mature old ago.
With Marton° abject in view—to roach his
former lome—he left the accursed spot, and
after_ficno weeks arrived in this city, whet o
- ho Was fortunate enough to meet an old friend,
who isgreeß io see him safely to his destination.
The poor man.cried and groaned alternately
as he related` his miserable story, and at the
'dose iii.oVercome as to be unable to stand.
lle was kindly soothed by his friend, who was
'• to him a good 'Samaritan "in hie distress.
A more affecting tale Of suffering and trouble
Wo never hoard, and hope never :to hear again.
, Towll.—Mies Lillie Linden, the beautiful
nod accomplished editreaa of the Ladies' Monthly
Repository, of Richmond, Virginia, is in town,
And stopping at the City Hotel. - The Repository,
bythe by, is one of the prettiest weealles pub
- * Lida, typographically speaking, and its literary
conduct is also of a superior character. Unless
Sflialtuden is composed of different material
from the editorial corps, generally speaking, she
will not-give any young man "the mitten!' who
-I*offerii to-subscribe. Wo have no doubt there are
readYlo declare their Intention eo to do.
Al' His POST AOatts.—Mayor Volt, who has
been ; anent frdm *the oitylor some time, has
re
tttrned, again at his post.
Arremmo ExumanL—The house of officer
Frost, on Liberty street, was entered by a bur
glar on Sunday night, through the kitchen door,
which bad been left unsecured tar the conve
nience of aomo member. sf the-family who was
out.. The harkini4 of, doge awoke the wife of
Mr. F., who, on going down Moire, found the
kitchen door open, and the thief standing in the
yard. ,On 'being observed, ho 'made Off, having
failed tho'necomPliehment of his object.
„ ,
WE mums our "readers to the advertisement of
Mestizo. Ogden'&Co, bottleris, in another col
'nmn. Metrere. O & Co. have been engaged in
the business of bottling porter, ale, earpaparilla,
&o, for a number of years, and are prepared to
fill all orders at the Shortest notice and on ac
commodating terms. ,They put up a superior
quality of Wainwright's ale, which will be
found a first rate article for invalids - and nurses.
ADMITT6D'TO TEM Bas.—Yesterday, on motion
of Edgar Cowan, John Armstrong, Esq., of West
moreland county, Jacob Turner, Esq., of Greens
burg, on motion of Hon. H. D. Foster, and
James B. Fulton, Esq , of Kittanning, on mo
tion of J. A. Fulton, were admitted to practice
in tho Supreme Court of this State.
OCTOBER 30.
TUB New Janos, Mr. John H. Phillips, on•
tered upon his duties yesterday. He will give
the jail buildings an entire renovation by cleans
ing and pnrifing the cells.
Count Ot QUARTER BEBBlollB.—ln the ease of
the Commonwealth vs. Wm. Crawford, indicted
for misdemeanor In am, the jury returned a
verdiot of guilty.
A GAVIL—A severe gale occurred here early
oa Sunday morning. Several chimneys in Alle
gheny wore blown down, and other damage per
petrated.
DUNI" TITS CHARGE.—Tho proprietors of the
Morning Herald deny that their paper is to be
the organ of the Liquor League..
/GI - Travelers along our Western waters ehould
always take the precaution to supply themselves with a
genuine article of Rostctfcr's Stomach Maas, as it is new
concede Shy fill eta) have tried this Invaluable medicine,
that they will - regulate the stomach, If need as per dire°
Hone on the bottle; and carry a traveler eafe through all
the various changes of diet, as well as water, which, with
nut,:will often groduoe sickness and death. Hence one
mime of preventive is worth a pound of curs. For sale by
drtfggists and betels generally.
wt 12 0,, a w
40-Acidity of Liar Stomach, and Indi
gestion.—" Toot eat anything after taklng your flatland
Bitters," is a remark frequently made to us.
To persons troutled Fah acidity of the stomach, inJigee
tion, or any disorder of the stomach, we would only my,
try L 4 lie world-wide reputation hes born established
ninny by the many wonderful cures it has eliectivl. When
noel for Dyspeppia, Janndice, Liver Complaint, Weaknem
of any kind, Costiveness and P/104, it should be taken in
small dolts—say, half a teaspoonful, regularly three times
a lay, before meals.
CAUTION I—To prevent impoaltion, be careful to ink for
Iloerbore•e Holland flitter,
Sold at $1 per bottle, or viz bottles for $5, by th e proprii
stem BENJAMIN PAGE, Ja.., Pe 01., Manufacturing
Prizrontrentisto sod Chemists, Pittsburgh; U. E. SELLERS
21 CO , corner of Wool and Second streets; and Druggists
`generally r...M • 00t25
COMMERCIAL POST.
BOAILIS OV TUALIbs, Amt)
ExcuAnta sc.
OFFIOIIIO.
huh:tent—L. WTLIIMIT if.
Frrst vicz Presidsau—T 8. CLARKU.
FMCM.d " " On. W. Cess
Treasurer—N. Ileum, Jr.
STretary—JssisB P. Beim
SapairsterutenC-8. T. NOILILIAII, Js
Oant.mitfes of _Arbitration for Oclober—Gso W. 0A133, V.
P.; Isssen DICKEY, T. B. Usams., B.uaL. 1[1.41011111, J. D.
(12..NPIELD.
DAILY REVIEW Glr PITTSBURGH NAHUM
Orrice Or Tat DAILY MOLIIIING POST I
Molly, October 130, 1806.
FLOllll—There was a batter feeling for Flour, and prices
advanted 12}4113126s 1 0 Dbl. Sales 200 bbls extra, to arrive,
at $3,37-,%; also 89 Facts Tennessee, to arrive, at $4,12 1 ,5 :
80 btds superfine, In two lots, from wharf and stork', at is
@ss.26; also 150:bbla extra, from wharf and store, iu lots,
at $9,'37, $6,60 and $8,624.
011$1N—Whast: vales 1395 nets Temnerssre , to arrive,
$1,70; 495 do dodo. Rye: 305 narks Tartness., to arrive,
at 00s1 T 5 inn; from wharf, at 86e. Barley: 86 bus, from
wagon ut $1,39.
‘III.IBIIY-16 bble rectified at 35c.
CO ITON-17 Laing Tenuosrew ludildhuff at 10%, sixty de.
MOLABSES-9 tibia Now Orleans, oak, at 41e, ewch.
BALL-100 bbts extra at $1,76
ASIIEfi-4,600 bblo Pearl at 03.40, Umu.
Foreign commercial Intelligence per
steamer Africa.
Idersetiot Octobar 12th, 1555.
Cotton—The apprabonakin of a further advance In the
,at. of disoauut by the bank, (which has not, however, or
curred.) and the fer,rable accounte of the crop in A M9l /Ca,
here mused holders la Its anilncts to realize, and priers of
American of all kinds have receded fully 5 , „( per lb. The
week's eIIIOIILIVICLIUL to 31,62.0 be/es—viz, 1400 to ay:incurs,
tors, 3,626 to exporters, and 26,030 to the trade. To day
the nalae are about 6000 bslea at unchanged prices.
• Ash.....iak) this roll at 3.5 a 01 for Pots and 35s eal 1p eat
for Pearls. Bark-69 begs Philadel phi a Cluareltroo brought
to GI cwt.
ilrezilatuffir—Wheat and Flour hare teen in good de.
mato% at elightly higher prices. Indian Corn met with
moderate enquiry at last week's prices. Coffee—The melee
are 210 costa Plantation, Ceylon at 62@734, and 420 boas
Native at 52411 cwt. Fruit—Very full priers are obtained
for all descriptions. Indigo—A ew chests Bengal eold at
li 6,105.1 01b Naval Stores—Of Anti Haul Rosin MOO tibia
have been pa at 4s 193 r cart for common. No rale:, or
Tar or Turpentine. Of Spirits Turpentine 490 bids have
Leon sold at Lle(44os cwt. icon berome s lit.
tie easier, the sales are about 50 tone. Linseed and itape
are dull at 434,01 s - 0 cwt. respectively. Palm Is In good
demand, the sales aro about 650 tons at 1.444£47 ten.
Provtsions.-There hue been hardly anything done in eith
er Beef or Pork rand prices are unaltered. Lard—The wales
'tare small at just last weel 'a prices—G64a. Rice is Mill;
tbo Bateaux,' moderhts at unchanged rates. Rum it Mill/9-
1411e1ICS of the extent of the government contract, to in
more demand and higher pries are askoil. Sugar... The
sup?! i oorttinues limit d, but buyers are holding cfl, and
pricer remain unaltered. Tallow has bean lo good demand
et e2m;63a fat '0 cut for Petersburg, Y. C. Tea... Common
gong: us rue not In tio geed reileeet; the sales arc limited
at 91 10 lb. Sine qualities are in good demand at previous
rates. In greens there la little doing. Tobacco is tanchang.
isr , the businese is quite retail.
We are your most obedient servants,
Livakenot, October 13 —The quarterly meeting of lern
reasterA took place In Birmingham, on the 11th instant.
Ito Iron was retiree, and the workmen in slime depart
ment, have obtained an advance in their wages. A large
proportion of the ironmasters desired an odTartro of per
ton, and second of the leading makers refused to sell un
der an advance of 3da per ton 011.1 ant quarter's prices; but
in consequence of the increase In the rate of discount by
the Bank of England, caused by the export of gold to the
Continent. it was considered crest prudent to declare the
adrancs Lk per ton only, although several makers refuse
to sell on these tonna.
The makers are well off for orders, and the I lernard to
Jorge, 01111)UCiSily for war purposes. We hoar that 006 OP
tabllehment le now turtling out regularly 61/0 tone cf rhot
cud shells per week, and revere] others 200 to 40 tone
eaeli, betides the large quantities required far Lancaster
r I.lls, roc•ceta, grape shot, small arms, cannons, and morn
Inr4 A rorreepondent. who Las recently been In France,
still greater activity there--the supplies t r material
1,11/ L r to a large extent from England. Precept quotation
la Liverpool • —)lerchnot Bar, lIe; Nail 'Rods,
Unripe, £lO lbe; F heels £11; No. 1 Hentch Pig. £1 106
anteli Pig to Illassgow : 8 tithe No. 1; 2 btha No 1, £3 17e
01 cash.
LAND WAIIRANts —Van following quotation of Iftntl war
rants we ropy from i he Atnek NA exchange report of Messrs.
Chubb Brothers, of Washington, an fait:titled for the Even
lox Star of that city
160 (Leh. wairaLLS, par aOOO
60 do do .
120 do do
60 do do
00 do do
Warrants have advanced, during tie past week, one to
one and a bait' cent per acre, and there iv no abatement to
the demand. The market Is more freely supplied with war
runts, but they meet with ready sale et the advanced prices.
NEW Tem:, ~Cich.ivr 20--Cotton firm; salsa 1200 bales.
Ploor in active demand; solos 36,000 bble at $0,50 for good
Obio. Wheat In good demand, end advanced; .140 1 1 0 0.060
boa, Including 22,000 bus southern et $2,10, and western
red et $1,96 Corn declined; salon 63,000 bus at 960. Pork
doll ; sates 600 bbls mess. Iloef drooping; sales 150 bldg
repacked Chicago. Lard drooling; rules 300 14,8, Whisky
lower; sales 1000 bbls. Coffee quiet ; Bales 000 bags RM.
Sugar firmer; sales 300 hhde. Molasses steady; little do
ing. Linseed 011 and Lard 011 quiet. iron dull ; sales 100
tone Scotch pig at $3O? ton. Tobacco firm; sales 400 hhtis.
PLEILLOISLEITIA, October 29.-13arley continue/4 In demand,
and further sales of 6000 bun Western New Yeah at $1,40.
Flour quiet; prises firm; shipping brands ere g-nerelly
bold at $0 ; select brands and extra family from $0,12% up
to $l2. A limited amount of Wheatoffered oa 'Clangs, but
tbo supply la about equal to the demand; tales 1000 bus
fair end prime southern and Pennsylvania red at $1,9802;
2000 bun prime Lancaster at $2 ; 200 bur western white,
fair gnali y, at $2,05; 6000 bus prime southern white at
$2,1002,14. Corn In demand, but not much offering; sales
500 bus old yellow at 915090, and some new from 65 to 70,
according to tho dryness and condition. Whisky hold at
41041% by the bbl, and hhds ut 40041. Batter In better
demand ; salts at 10
CINCINNATI, October 29.—Flour quiet: No sales; reported.
The Imports clone Saturday were 2177 able Nothing doing
In Bruin Whisky, no gales; market nominal. Groceries
unchanged; a moderate demand at present rates.
AUCTION SALES.
Autctiott--Piloo Daily.
T the Commercial Bales Booms, corner of Wood and
/V Fifth streets,at 10 o'clock, A. M., a general assortment
of Seasonable, Staple and Fancy Dry Goode, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes,liate,Oeps, At.,
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Grocerles,gueensware, Glassware, Tabla Cutlery Looking
Glasses, Newland Second Hand Household and Kitchen Fur.
Ac„
AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. Pd.,
Books, Stationery, Palmy- Articles. Pdasloal Instrumento
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, ~atiety Goods, Gold and
Ivor watches, du P. M. DAVJgginctioneer. [ja2l.ll
TLAST TWO NitHITS—On Monday and Tuesday
1 evenings, October 29th and 80th, commencing et f3A
o'clock, will be told, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner
Wood and Filth streets, Without fall or reservation, all the
romsining stock of Pratt's valuable collection of standard
and miscellaneous Bookii. Sets and copies of many of his
moot desirable marks are still among the assortment, such
as Franklin's Works; Encyclopedia Americana; Shakopeare
in various editions; Bible Commentaries; Ths Brithh Es
sayists: Works of Daniel Webster; Ancient and Modern
B..l A re, lee ; English Poets, in numerous editions and styles
of binding ; and an intensive selection of fresh books in
elegant literature.
Also, a small stock of good Stationery, Gold Pens, Port.
folios, Ac. An.
This will be the closing opportunity for bargains Ia
Pratt's Books.
J. H. PRATT, Salesman. P. li. DAVIS, Auct'r.
LINSEED OIL-41Lbiejuet received trod for Pale Ly
octa latthir R. COLLINS
110STETTSB., SMITH .11 CO,
Sole Proprietors, 267 Penn et.
MILLIGAN A LENPIIIIMIE,
Iron ElasUet.
Buylnz. Felling.
.81 li , ' $1 10
1 11ia 1 liqi
1 )3, 1 15
. 113 i; 115
45 00 46 00
TELEGRAPH !IA REETB
P. DI. DAVIS, Auctioneer
Ji iE c& POR RIF EN MIERA
Tan Riven.—Last evening at dusk there ware S feet B
Itches water, by the pier marks, and stationary. Weather
moderating and clear.
l'aleteamer "Forest City," Cipt B. A, Way, is the regu.
lar Wheeling paehet today. She leaves at 10 o'clock, A. M
Tux steamer " 13mma Grahttu " la the regular packet for
Ztunaville this evening; she leaves at 8 o'clock.
•
'rum Ammar •' Convoy" Is the regular packet for GOlipo
Its this evening—leaving at 3 o'clock.
Tux steamer "Argonaut," Capt. 0. L M'Lane, was una
voidably detained yesterday; she will positively leave to
dayln Cincinnati.
Tux al.earoer "'Flora," Capt. Sam!. Dean, will leave this
morning for Clocinnati. Those traveling to the queon City
cannot select a more comfortable bone
Ma steamer " Rosalie" was unavoidably .dotained by
business yesterday; she Uhl positively leave this morning
for Louisville in charge of Oapt. R. IL floater.
Foitemonittsti.—the fine steamer' Mimics," Capt. 8.0.
Toting, will leave this morning for the above port. tine is
of light draught, and has superior accommodations for past
Ringers. Give her a call.
Tun line new steamer " Eunice " came to the wharf this
morning, and is now receiving freight for gt. Louis and Bt.
Paul. She is commanded by Capt. ?rawly Roberts, an so.
pertained waterman of seven years standing. Our old
friend, Wm: Collier, Is clerk, which is &sufficient guarantee
that the comforts of passengers wig be attended to;—the
cognomen (Eunice) is given in honor of Capt. C.'s mother.
The hull of this steamer was built by J. B. Pringle, of
West Brownsville, and measures 156 feet in length ; 36 feet
beam ; ISA feet hold. Engines, built by Robt. Lee, with two
cylinders 17 inches In diameter, with a 6 foot stroke. Throe
boilers 33 feet long by 21 inches in diameter. She also has
a doctor and negro engine for discharging freight. Cabin
built by aullett & Applegate, from an entire now and oil:
gloat design by Capt. Came. Batchelor. The painting was
executed by those exqulalt artists, lie rata. Rhodes & Nelson.
The upholstery work was furnished by the well known firm
of Rdniundeon & Co. Carpeting by McCallum & Co., of
Yourth street, which le elegant In the extreme. In the for.
want part of the cabin is a splendid landscape from the
pencil of our talented townsman W.O. Wall, representing
the residence of Col. Collier, with a view of the Female
Seminary at Steubenville.
She to advertised to leave on Wednesday next, for the
above porta. We would advise those traveling Wood, in
search of homes, to give her a call.
FORT OF PITTSBURGH.
3 rxrr 8 mats WAY [re Tam euAnnoL.
AJULINED
Steamer Jefferson, Woodward, Browne villa.
" Luzern°, Bennett, Brownsville.
" COI. Bayard, Peel/lea, Elizabeth.
" Callan, ❑endeticksen, Weot Newt; n
" Aqulßo , Dickson, West Newton.
" Mtehigan No, 2, ilerirt, Wellsville.
Ceo. Lorimer, Rocheeter
" Forest City, Moore, Wheeling.
.• Venture, Gordon, Steubenville.
Empire City, Vendergrlft, tit. Louis
Chicago, Ilrennan,
" tSetnt Louis, Lean, St. Lout...
DEP/LEN:ED.
iitromer Jefferson, Woodwnol, firoverisvllle.
" Luzsrne, Bennett, Brownsville.
" Col. Bayard, Peebles, Elisabeth.
" F 4131113, lietillniCksol3, West Newton
" Ayala, Dickson. West Newton.
Pdichigan No. 2, Liens., welleyin e .
" (len. Lorimer, -, Rochester..
" Diurnal, titinals, Wheeling.
" Vsntore, Gordon, Ntoubrovill,
" Roch .ester, Nettie, Cincinnati.
STEAMBOATS
Pittsburgh, Steubenville anti W heeling
Piarktate.
The DIURNAL. Captain J. A. 81101.19, and
the roamer CITY, Captain R Way, •111
run to reymbir DAILY PACREPR, between Pittsburgh,
Struhanrille and IThesling, ntripiag at all Intermediate
port& _
The DIIIRNAL gill leave Pttiehargh on Montfort, Wed
needaye arid Pridoya, at lo M.—/b , roarrosg ebe
Hill too Wheenng on Turoday ThltraJoyo and Sat unlayn,
at 7 o'olo.-k. A. sj.
Tia• POI:01ST n - 111 altu. lAnve Pittehunth on Tue. , lap.,
Thar-Mays anal Pastuntays, at 10 o'clo,k .—n
1 A. Melarning,
atm wlll navr Wherllmt on Mnnlaya, W e‘lurtklays and Frt.
nt n'oloch, A M.
For frright or L•acoa npply on beard or to
J D. 001.LINOWn0D. Azpot,
nor2S No. Irth Fruut gt.n...t.
Regular Tuesday Paelt•t for Wheeling,
Marietta and Cialltopoll•.
The Ilet , anil pplenala KOMITIPt CONVOY,
JVI2ZI « ' .»_r, Jr, hlntaer, Y liannedet,
will itIIVN for the above and Intecnwaintr pert:.
every Tuesday, at 4 o earwig, P M.. positively.
For freight, or tn. - raga, apply on board to
Jy2i; or C. littitNEß. Azentit.
IN=!=t2l3
The atenener e Captsin Seen_ Dz.% re;
Clerk., J. Lemon; will Imo'« fur th- abet r and
intenzedlate pone, lli KSI.t Y, uelober et
4 . M.
For freight or nostrago apply on hoard, or to
oct29 C ISAJI.NtS or Cl M.. lIARTON. Av.ln
For at. LoulL, Galena And Dubuque.
Th. rtnamer EMFIRE CITY, Capt.
M.. V : Clerk, SAM- Baca: will leery
for the ahoy,. en.l folo:me,11,to ports on WILD
NESDdY i October 31,st, at 10 o'ole,k, A.. U.
For tntight or parciage apply on board. ro+l9o
For St . Lovas, Galena and St. Plitt!.
Ttn Ftßamer BAIN T IPUIS, Captain Jcias
Due; Clerk, W. C. KUM ; Will in.'' , for the
above owl intermediate ports on TIIVIIIiDAY,
Novanawr Int, at 10 A. /4
Yor freight or palwtfro .ply on board
The ittomaer EMMA URA LIAM, Captain
• Mokkok ArSkS ; Clerk, A uuorr; aril t o for
the obove nod sll iuterrardis., pOrLa TU
DA , October 30th. at 3 P. 31.
For freight o: poi:laze apply no hoottl, or t,
oct2s BAhfiliO A COE.LINOW(hJD. A gontA.
For Cincinnati.
The tem:nor It thIANCIi, Copt 8. C Yooku;
Clerk. 11 Woonooks; will lox,. for Cl* shore
sod Intermediate ports oo 7 UttBDAY, Oet,her
VI, at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
fetal FLACK A itA6N6R, Agent,.
For St Louie, Galena, Keokuk and
IMEITE
The steamer FUNICF., Ciiptwin P. lirtirerrti,
Jr.; Clerk, W. Coutrx ; will kayo for Ill«
nbi , re and all totermitli.tte ports ou
DA , Octobor 0110 o'ciock A. M.
For freight or paooogo apply on tionrd.. or to
FLACK A lIARNKS, Agents
For;
The eueamer MI:4A LIR, Captain P.our. Hof
f
; Clert, JOIELN BOILI; will leas, for the
atnvo and lntertue,tlate port 4 ou 11.;MDAY,
Ootobvr 30, at 10 o'c!tok, A. St
For freight or pamage apply on board, or to
nettr (A)LLINO WOOD h IMILNKH, Azentat.
=rl3X=l!l
The steamer AILOONACT, Captain 0. I,
; Clerk, Li BRE D lee,. fur th..
above ant lotermotitattl p...rts nu TtirdiDe Y,
Octotxr 9u. at JO A. U.
For freight or ;mango apply on board, or to
ctlbl JOHN FLACR, Agent
For Sastiville
The meatner EOLIP:4I , „ Captain have
l!tr, Clera, C. H. , win I,SO iOr the above
and Intermediate ports un WEDNEDAY,.Oeto
. r 31m., et 10 A. M.
For freight or pareage apply on lonra, or to
oot2l PAIINES a COLLING WOOD Agents.
bou r
y IWES CILRILK, B. Louts, hlo., (at %V. N. Newell%
alike.) J. H. BARI:OUR having long experience hi
We:mitring and Dißcharging Freight for Steamboats, offers
suyerlohinduceuten to to iitearaboate desiring a DISC LiAll4-
narti
Ad AOASSAR OIL--A rupitly of IL. genuine Maras/air
In Oil, foe beautifying and prrunot log Mr growth of Ow
hair, Just received by JOl3 Fl.htAll%tl,
oci2 corner Diamond and Market of
D ArUilUbUit'd H.tllt bl4:—Acknowlell,te4 to
1.)
boot Hair Dye la th, 1,41. TwelYn n•rrired
by JOS. Fl.lnfl .0.
L , L.411.1 littOSLitS,—A vary hullo nud fina .ssorttannt of
Fleob !Stud:mai, vmbraziog tr.ry vealety, Jam recd by
cetl JOI. YLEMINSd.
r prime for sale by
octO lIHNItY 11. COLLIN 3
AL ERA TU pulu euletraton for wale by
0 oatl 11b.:41111 11. OOLLIN2
111.1LKOK--240 boxes LAI! day recoleo4 owl for oal,. by
petal lIIINRY U. COLLINS.
D BOSIINB-126 ounces for sale by
oct9 11. A. FAIINEBTOCIC A CO.
T AHD OIL-2U bblr No I landing end for liblo by
L
oot9 B A. YAIINKSTOOK It CO_
ALICIIATUS—dO born pule for bolo by
1.0 00W lIENRY 11. COLLINS.
I AMC ACID-7b IN for by
I sepia IS A. VA UNESTO & Cu ,
'OVEN E-30 bog, Jaya and 200 bags Rio, for axle
I bepl9 FIfITU, MAIR A
4,0 UtiAll.6-711 hndn prune N. U. and lOU bbis :Irunlo...L for
A. bale , by (writ?) SMITIL MAIR A IIUNT)411.
NAILS -260 Rev. mooned Bolin, for oak by
Rapti.) eMITiI, MAIN A WINTER.
ONIONS -2 bblo Colony, for sale by _
ropt9 85IITII, Al A 111 & HUNTER.
Yj LN NO R—l tibia for vale by
V ftep24 lIRNRY 11. COLLINS.
15 CUSP ► A
IU VI 4 t 11 54 8 0 'l N7 , 7 , , c }lt n a h s o i ' io t r t rZ, d' 7lTo w u i r i t h h " r u f o o o :t t .
Pares modarata.
LlATllethluti is the greateut
Beatttlfier of the up.
WRIGHT'S ritEMIUAI KATHARION
Renders the lair soft and glossy.
For eat° by RISYSSIt, HAFT, SCOTT and SELLERS. at
26 cents. augl6
lIOUSBREDPINO GOODS.—A very large and veiled as
sortment of every description of Limunkeoving Goode
}net received by f octl2) A. A. MASON A 00.
jlll.. DROWN continues to be consulted for the cure of
SECIRVI' DISEASES. Ella success in long standing
cases le unequalled. The of are invited to call with
out delay. Persons &filleted with Venereal Manama,
Rheumatism, Piles, or Seminal Debility, should Dot delay
to got his advice. Letters containing a faa immediately
answered.
°Mee and Prirate Rooms, No. 41 Diamond alley, Pitta
burgh. jo2B
DOLL BUTTeIt-2 Obis trerl Roll Butter just received
IL and for oale by too Maj HENRY H. GOWNS
KNOW yo not that OditOU'il Gallery to at 70 Fourth et.,
and that he takes Pictures in the beettetyle for $1 and
upwarde. oct2
riPSNINO OF TAL'ilAo AND OLUAKB, on Wednesday
1,./ and Thursday, the 24th and 26th of October, at A. A.
MASON A COM, 25 Fifth etroet. Two hundred Moire An
tique, Velret and ()loth Telma° and Cloaks, of the latest
Patio nytee ; also, ten cartons of Misses' and Chlldron'e
TaltiftE, richly trimmed. 00t23
CLOARI--We have just opened a Rao assortment of
Dlsch Cloth Cloaks. BROOKE & COOPER,
cot 23 No. 7b Mutt at
GSEEN ASYLNS---10 bbla this day roceired an. for Bain
by [oct23] 'INNEN 11. COLLINS
J
ADZES' FASIIIONB--Oodey for November; price 20
cents.
Ballou for November; Price 10 cents.
Lealle's New York Journal; price 18 cents.
London Illustrated New supplied weekly for 20 cent', per
copy.
The above jest received by psi re.., at LA UPVER'S
)100katore, No. UV PM et out. oet23
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3 4m.fr,
, •id •.• Ny • •• ;
'` •ti e C r y x -e:'` 4. 4.
MEI
V '
s C 4, 'T,
SIMMII
AMUSEMENTS.
trincwraTA...y; 0 . posna, saki Leateete and lians•
.J 1 ter; Ws. U. Rub, Stage 61eins er ; Oamute Foams,
Amin Bitulzgcr• Traginrer44. nZarrrr•
Boxes and Parquets. -500.1 . Fri11& ti0xr. ,15, 7 0 -4LOO
Second Tier.-- Private Boxes, antalL... 45.00
Boxes for «duo! pareons.. . 25 cents.
Ofir OertlAcate, kicuring sea% /a 34 coals extra
-05../inengagement of Mr. and Mrs. W.. 1. FLORENGEI
TUESDAY EVENING, Ouroarn.Bo, 1855,
Will be acted, for tile ant time,
Mike. the 19.1ner—Firmegan, Mr. W. J. Florence;
Honey McGuire, Mrs. W. J. Florence.
To conclude with
The Yankee Gal—Peg. the Yankee Gal, Mre. W. J.
Floranee, with songs of Bobbing Around" and "Way
Down Maine;" Barney. lib. W. J. Florence. •
' Door' open at ;‘ to 7 ; peribrmanee to begin et 7y...
1776.
THIRD ANNUAL TOUR
OW TUE
CONTINENTAL VOCALISTS.
T I A Ii L4I .I w m l th Mr. TS
Basso,
W A gt Oa l , r "the
co T o ß p l A T tlo ß tul tate TlVl V OE only Pltisburgh, et MASONIC
HALL, on
rtlonday and Tuesday Eventnigg; October
29th and 30th.
air-Doors open at 6%; Concert commences at 7% o'clock.
Tickets, 25 cents. JOHN A. STIRLEN, Agent.
oct27
MASONIC HALL.
MLLE, THERESA PARODI
WILL GIVE A
GRAND CONCERT!
MISTED 111'
MADAME AMELIA PATTI STRASOSCH,
SIGNOR BERNARDI, and
MAURICE STRAKOSCII, Conductor,
About the sth of November.
oal27:tf
JOHN W. M'CARTHY.
Dill Poster and Distributor,
fm- Witt. attend to the Poeting and Distributing of all
icinds of
BILLS Volt CONCERTS. LECTURER EXHIBITIONS. am
All communleatkme—eithes by mall, telegraph, or other
whe—allreeted to the Mee of the Morning Poet, will re
-
wive prompt attention. ap7
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bank of Pllctsbutrg h i t
October 19, 1856 f
AN ELECTION f4r Th irteen Directors of this Bank, for
the ensuing year, will be hoiden at the Banking
House, on MONDAY, the 1912 day of November nest, be.
Paean the hours of 9 A. hi and 3 P. M.
AlBO, a general meriting of the Stockholders of the Bank
of Pittsburgh will be holden on TUESDAY, the 6th day of
November next, at the Banking House, in accordance with
the provielone of the charter.
ecti9tdlwealm JOHN SNYDER, Cashier.
Mechanics. Bank,
Plttehorgh, Oct. 18, 1855.
AN ELEOTION for Thirteen Directors, to serve for the
ensuing year, will be held at the Meehan Bank of
Pittsburgh, on the third Monday of Neember next, at the
Beeklug HOU:Von Fourth street, between the hours of 9 A.
N. and 3 P. ht.
Also, s general meeting of the StockhoLlere all) be bold
on tbs./ire Tuesday of November, at the rune place, et the
hour of 10 o'clock A. M. OEO. D. iticaissw,
code Cushier.
birantatitos' Baas or elrlinitill(3ll,
Augunt 31, 1850.
ril LIE STOCKHOLDERS of the Mschanta Duns of Pif
burgh are hereby notified that the third instal ment of
$12,50 per share will bedue on the 10th of October proximo,
and the fourth and teat Instalment of 512,50 per ,hare on
the 20th November following, payable at the Banking
House, on Fourth street, as per resolution of the Brant of
Directors. aepl.) OEO. 1). BitailtßW,
Merchants and Manufacturers. Bank,
l'ittnburgh, October 19, 1855.
AN ELECTION for Thirteen Da-enters of this Bank will.
be held at the Banking Haase, on MONDAY, the 10th
day of November nest.
uct2osllm W. 11. DENNY, Coehior.
A MEETING of the Stockholders of the 71nywrancr rule
A
and Nohlextown Boad (berptoy, for the purrage
of choosing ofEcero to nerve for the ensuing year, will ho
held at the oMee of the Troaeurer, 92 Fourth of reef, on the
FIRST MONDAY of Nolember next.
By urder of the Itxtrd
oct9
rftLIE Stookboldera of the Pennsylvania Insurance Com
l. !Aar, of Pittsburgh, are hereby notified that the An
nual Election for Directors for said Company sill be held
at the ottee, corner of fourth and Smithfield streets, on
MONDAY, the 6th day of Norambor, 1856, .1 10 o'eleek A.
11.
octiktdi A. A. ClAltltlEa. Reev.
Plank Road Elacllon.
'MOTION is hereby given, that the Annual kneetion for
pincers of the Allegheny and Perrysville Turnpike and
Plank litml Company will be hell at the house of llugh
Dalzell, lL lions Township, ou ittINDAV, the nth day of
November, A. D. lbleS. JA3INy A. 0 I
vet tthrlawtd President:
TIDE Stockholders in the Allegheny end New Brighion
Plank Road Company will moot at the home of M.
Hartman, Woods' Run, on !SUNDAY, adl November next,
between the hours of one and five o'clock P. M., for the
pu-pese of electing one Piroident, live Monogory nod one
Treasurer, to Serie for one year.
fly order. JAM ES COOPER,
cella Secretary.
Dissolution of Partnership.
TTEE ravta.,•“3.4. •••?.....4 b. Oka unda.nm.,.t smt—ixta
07in; In mining on "the nnwten Uml Worts,. -
under the name sod style of JOSES, O'NEAL a All LIAM,
p now dissolwwl..
MEM
GREEIt FARM,
BY virtue of au orclet of the Orphans' Court 01 A uegheny
_UP County, the undersigned, Adininietratere of the late
Pe, Greer, deceaaNt, will expose to Public Sale, on the
premises, on TOlMAY,November 13:14 at I o'clock P.
that valuable, FA17.11 tnPinm Township, hennaed by the
Allegheny river, Plum creek, and lands of Michael Bright,
containing about 170 acres.
The above Warm will be sabdlvfie Into Lola of Tot to
Twenty Acres, offering an excellent opportunity to many
wbo have long wished for a country site embracing eo
great advantages to location and fertility. The Lots are
laid out to front on the Allegheny river and the Allegheny
Valley Railroad, by which it to within a few minutes' ride
from the city.
Thin property is beautifully situated, commanding splen
did views of Allegheny river scenery, and la the moat de-
Arable for Country Homes offered In thin county.
Cara will leave at o'clock on day of sale, from Law
renceville, to convey purchaserr to the grounds.
Plana and further nfornobtiou can be obtain.' or ED.
510Nli GREER, No. 134 Wets etreot, or of the D UCtiC•l2
Tura—OMthlrd mob; residue In ono and too yoars,
with I ❑ferret.
I3AL3A td it ti—tA) 11.1 just recoved .nd
oct22 YLIChI ISM 1311.08
YUMII k nod 114-10ou jut received and tor t.ele by
0ct.22 YLEM [NG
VfitdlLLlON—Trieoto--200 Ms just reorived end for
sale by fmtZti FLEMING ISR,S.
7 siNGLAdd—Coaper's Nhred-1 cane Jurt reevior.l and for
1 Palo by loat21) YLF.3I INO II KO 4.
DALAI SuAt.—A good. article-3W lbe JuAt rworised II Ild
1 for FRIO by Local' 7LIOIIING BROS.
/`` NlObit 4 -2 bbb for dale by
VI pootV AMITII, ISIAI it 1 MINTER
C/
lINIZE—IGO boar., picots Cboono for sale by
1.....) oct22 8 MITI' , AI AIR At HUNTER.
IDOTAIIII-3 caste No.l for 6.1 c by
j oct= 8.111111, MAIII a HUNTER.
(101)113811.-3,1100 !be Codfish for sal. by
oat= kIAIR A lIUNTVIL.
A A. MASON A 00. will open on Monday, Oetobrr 221,
00 MOM , cares and packages of Calicoes, Chtnir,s,
Olngboms. Bleached and Brown Mcualine, Checks, Tickingx,
Ilowtokeephig Goode, Ac. ort'l2
4, A. MASON AW. aro dully receiving and opening
fit
el.ll and packages of Silk" Shawls, Drop), anode,
Embroideries, Domestic Goode, !to, of every dearription.
oot2o
, I,SY ()AMA), 70 Fourth strent, for a likeness, move
moderata ort'A)
)VEST [(ALP A DOLLAR In n Llkenees, at thn L'oter.
1 prig. Gallery, 74 Fourth street oot2o
MN TILAVELINO :ALIA W Lli—A full nmorunent on
Lund; also, some superior Day Stale Illankete, nt
L. 11111BENTIELD a SON'S,
A MANUAL UV TOPUtiIIABIIICAL USA WINU, by
A
Lieut. 11-8. Smith, U. 8. Army, Amtetant Protectior M
Drawing in the U. 8. Military Academy, Went Point, N. Y.
Nor sale by IL T. U. MORG
wANTIM—Ctty Warrants. Apply to
octiB ItLAKICLY A IttentlY
ANTND—Land Warrants. Apply to
BLAKICLY A IttellitY
)111SUMATISM AND NkUIIAIMIA. Dr. DROWN
11, hereby informs the afflicted that hie remedy for the
above mentioned diet:cum le one that will mire. lio will
warrant a cure In any case of this kind. Thin remedy wee
tooter known to fail when properly pereevered with.
Many Huffer the torture of thiscemplalnt fur mowtha end
ye ere, when a few menthe would procure a certain, Fab
ant I speedy remedy.
Cele° and Private Consulting Rooms, No. 41 DIAMOND
ells y. je2d
"DatJOILS a 000enli will raceiva daily during this week
and next, their second supply 01 MOURNING and
110VBE BGRNLBIIINU GOODS, embracing a largo lot of
Ulack and Becond Mourning Dress Goods, Shawls, Cloaks
and Tslinas. In Dousekeyping Goode their stock cannot
bo nitrated In the market. and see them
NO. 76 MARKET FT
ornl9
F} gWSit ItOtYrd—Our stook of Imported German
cloths, Tulips, &e., le unpacked, and ready for delivery
Early planting will Secure a sure bloom in spring.
aettk) JAMES WAIIDELOP.
WANTED—S SO O for five scare ; on which a liberal pre
whim will he paid, in addition to the regular inter
eat, moll secured on productive real estate. Apply to
octLB BLARILLY A HAMLET'.
kegs prime Butter ror pale by
JUI oet23 FIBBRY H. <MIAMI
-
N1 , 1 1 ,1' BOOKB—Rranit Leslie's New York Journal for NT.,.
ye mbar contains a large and excellent engraving,
showing the prompt position of the Russians In the differ
ent (byte on the north side of Sebastopol; also, rime of
Bweab(rg, Lieholourfors, do.
Ealbm'e Magazine for November; 10 cants.
Seethes In the Practice of a New York Surgeon, by Dr.
Dixon—a work of great Interest.
Day and Taylor's Japan, China, Ac.; 51,37.
Maud, by Tennyson.
Newcottiee, by Thackersy; $1,76.
Abbott's Napoleon, 2 vole; $4,76.
Irving's Life of Washington.
Alias Beecher's Receipt Rook.
Llpplncott's Gazetteer of the World ; $5 , 50 ;
Weter's Dictionary. unabridged.
U. B. Dispensatory', new edition.
Waverly Novels, In 12 vole; half calf. •
alrOoy'e Masonic ?(lanai.
.All who want books lower than can be had elsewbere, go
to LAMER 'S DOOKSTOIII4,
ottLIS No. 30 kiftb street.
•
AA MOIRA OF MAJOR ROBERT BTOBO, of dm Virginia
AIL fiegiment, with Introduction t y Navin° B. Craig, Esq ,
and fttotto's Phut cd Fort Duquesne. Price only 25 canto.
Published and for rile by DAVD3ON,
tl5 65 Market street., near Fourth
FDDErt OMTEDS--Seely's Patent attaw Cutters;
coonstant supply in store. Orders from doslers and
mercVants Ned promptly, on Mereterms, et 47 Firth et.,
by foot 20) JAMES VaIIIDROP.
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raICZ9 Or- Atarlionon
Ir.'action
A UBTIN LOOMIA, Tretaurar
Election Notice.
la=
Orphans , Court Salo
OF TERI
COUNTRY HEATS
EDMOND GREER, I Adm i ziktruto „
SOPIIIA ORKEIt,
P. M. DAVIS, Auminoetgr.
No. 70 Wood otreet-
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MISCh bLiLNEOUS
• Xigk• Spectacles and Stirgisted Opera:Liana
05e1e5,711;Lit,.,1,3,1141, d May See .--- It Is gratify!
lug' for its' to haat& td a nnounce tu the public that thi•
utility of ALT A' PATENT EYE CUPS is now no expert%
went,—their tatinderfal - effeetti ate coming' dilly to the'
knowledge of the proprietcm..„StriMge as It may Bimini it:
is true, that Spectacles may DO dispensed with entirely and
sight restored to Its original power. These cups ate idirtpfej
yet philosophical. They are used without pain or the least
danger of Injury. Below will be found Retinal c,ritficatos
which speak highly in their favor:
(Prom the New York Evangelist.]
A Vitra simp'e vet philosophical instrument, has been
invented by J. Ball & Co., of this city, by the application of
which the cornea of the eye is gradually raised to ite origi
,nal convexity *suiting the ramie to impinge on the retina
without thetsidef convex lenses. Thue by en easy process
persons who 10e- need glaseep for years are enabled to
dispense with them.
The editor of the Pennsylvania llama-trot writes no fol
lows, respecting the cure of Mra. Gurviteal, of Uniontown
Pommylran's
tirmmumm,ya,Aupietl,l&U
Being well acquainted with Ws. Curstead, I know the
before she need "Detre Patent Dy&Caps," it was impose'
blo for her to read without the naa of spectacles, and that
her eight has been restored by use of the Cups, so that
the now reads print with her naked eye without
JOLIN P. Brazett, Ed. Penn. Democrat.
BRIANIZILTOWA, June 1,18E4..
Dear Sir—Haring lost my eight by old• Age, I was In
duced to purchase your wonderful instruments, rind by
using the same according to your dlrections 4 I succeeded in
restoring my eight so that T can read by night or day with
out spectacles. I have not toed my spectacles ler the last
three or tour menthe, which shows that the restoration 419
not a temporary one, but a valuable And permanent Ot
Matvata Beau,
Of the firm of Snell & Brothers, RAMAN Mass.
S,. By remitting fire dollars, a pair will be Bent, post
paid, with full directions, to any part of the country. Ad
dress DR. OEO. 11. EBYSBR, coruer of Wood street and
Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. sepilkdsw
*a- A Pact worthy of Record and Atten
tl on.--MIUU UT'S TONIO MIXTURE, CI guaranteed and
certain cure for PEN'ER AND AGUE. Tide preparation
for the treatment of the sbovedisease, and perfect eradica
tion of the cause, Is one of the most important Chemical
Discoveries of the 19th century. Its neutralising effects
on the poisonous gams are Instantanoons, and acts like a
charm upon the whole Nervous and Muscular System, re•
storing the tone!of the Stomach, and Invigorating the Con•
etitution.
Unlike the general remedies retorted to for its treatment,
each as Quinine, Arsenic, Ac., which leave the system
worse than they found it, it Improves the general health,
purifies tho 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 unprecedented demand, and the thousands
of testimonials from eminent Physicians, and others who
have been thoroughly cured, are a aufficient guarantee of
Its superiority over alt other preparations.
We can only add, in conclusion, If you are enfferingtrom
Fever and Ague, try it and be cured!
PETER T. WiIIUEIT a DD,
g4l Market et., Philadelphia.
And all respectable Druggists throughout the United
States and Oanadas.
For sale by a ICTEER, No. 140 Wood street,
and R. E. SELLEIL44, Pittsburgh. apiffulaw3m Is
Saii- A Substitute for the New Liquor
Lailri—Dg. URBAN'S ANTI,IIAOCLIINALLAN
a safe and sure remedy for the cure of
INTEMPEIIANCIE
conoentrated vegetable extract, and as s tonic is unee
quailed. For the folbaing onmplaln is it lea most valuable
medicine: Diespeptia,Lieer Dimplaira, Bpaepsy, Neuralgia,
Piles, De sere of ail kinds, Delirium Fromm. General DMility;
This medicine Is Intended to produce a change in the sys
tem, and n distaste for alcoholic drinks. Several instancee
where we Lave sold It, wo have had the most gratifying
results; so, to persons: cvho ore really desirous of breaking
off the indulgence in Intoxicating beverages, this elixir will
be ta s a r gt p.
U. it Sold atp, ro I pe . cattle nt t ,.. li tr e , Lt et ru g eo S r to n
e rof
Wood r e
c„f
Virgin alloy. sign of the Golden Mortar. an26ulaw
Qom- Cough riemedle■ t r Kepner' I'ecter•l
thyrup will cure you.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Bronchitis.
Dr. tileysefo Pectoral syrup will cure Inryngitia.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Influenza.
Dr. Heyser's Pectoral Syrup will care a cold In the bead
Dr. Heyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Incipient, Con
sutoptlon.
A recent letter from Air. J. W. Veatch, of Ankeny", Ohio,
oaye:
" I want you to send me two botUea of your Pectoral
Syrup by mail. There to a lady here who has a cough and
the doctors can't cure her. I wee in the same way, and
triad everything without berrent, until I got a bottle of
ypi tc r Pectoral Syrup; I took It but twice, and It cured me
d and Fell."
.ka for Dr. KCYfigleB Pitcroaat Snare and take no other.
00 cent.. Sold at DIL KEYSER'S, No. 140 Waal
atroet, and at J. P. FLEMING'S, Alleglueny. op:lb:dew
Zir Marsh's Radical Cure Truss sill cure
Hearty every care of redureable Hernia.
Trusses at various prices always on hand.
Children's Trusses of tllfferent kazoo and strength
for sale.
Elastic StocirJlnge for VtlriCaSB o enlarged Taloa
Abdomnial Supporters—A dozen different hints.
Pile Props for tho support find cure of 'llea.
Shoulder Braces to relieve &crooked nod deformed
condition of the Chit, and many Mamas of tho Client.
_
Suspension Bandages.
All theft artielea may be had at applied at DR. HEY•
SEA'S Wholesale am) Retail TRUSS DEPOT, 140 Wood
street, sign of the Golden Mortar or will he sent to atly
part of the country by sending the money and measure..
- 3ro fesafe - Geoccss,. L ' ati - no - r 11E0 • cm
and alanctfacturors.
SUBSCRIBER Is now importing a superior quality
of OIL OH COONAC, of which of an ounce with CO
gallons pure Spirit will prmince a lineCoguitc Brandy. Ills
ESSENCES OP ROCHELLE and OTARD*B BRANDY; of
JAMAICA and ST. CROIX RUM, ARM). CIDER and
PEACH BRANDY, ROLLAND SCIIIEDAII SCHNAPPS
and 'SCOTTISH WHISKY, are acknowledged by the New
York manufacturers by the great demand after them. Di
rections for use will Invariably be given by
DR. LEWIS PEtiGHTWANGER,
141 Maiden Long, Now York
P. B.—lmporter at Daguoirantypa Chemicals, Maus,
Bismuth, NI ungantsre ; Thorn's ex t. Copalva, Butphata dsa
mantz, ke. der-21do if
IMI=I
JONES & DENNY,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
aplo i 01 WATIIII. EITH.ENT. PITS/it/WWII.
Boys and Youths' Custom Blade Hoots.
("1 1.0. ALI:LUNN, No. 71, rcrnor el Wood and Fourth
kj streets, would invite the attention of hawilica nod
()theta to the following named tirtiche, which have been
manufactured to his special order, and are--ta regards ma
terials, workenantliip, Wrangth and styla--an perfect as
can be found In any establishment, aud superior to any he
has heretofore Introduced
Roy.' hairy two finial ll'lnter hoots;
Youths' "
Boys' I'. Calf
Youth.
" Nos 8, B and 10.
Also, Ilcys' and Youths superior two aphid Itroona.
Children's son Morocco sewed itooteen;
Lichee' and Misses' Calf, Morocco and Clout Boots:
Onntlenteres superior trate, proof Franeh Calf Boots.
Also, all bode of seasonable BOOTS and 81101.18, made
from the bent materials for durability. m B:lolficat
D>OFEP'B Et RCA PT I 111: COLL EG
Clerfter of Third and Markel erreta.
Incorporated by Legislative Charter.
TEARLY 3500 STUDENTS have been educated In
1.11 this Institution.
nit AND ITZNINU CLASSZA IN.
U. ÜBLE ENTRY BOOti•REEPLYG, In Ito application
to every branch of t emmerce.
DOUBLE ENTRY bTEAMBOAT BOOR.KERPING, no
practiced upon the Western Rivera and Lakes.
BUSINESS AND ORNAMENTAL PENMANSHIP taught
by Mr. J. D. Williams, the best Penman in the United
States.
COMMERCIAL LAW AND POIATIOAL ROONOMY, by
N. B. Hatch, E.g., member of the Pittebargh Bar
MATHEMATICS, CLASSICAL. AND MODERN LAN•
(WAGES, by C Hayden, A M., and F. L Apel.
• Yor full particulars, call for a circular, containing the
Report of a Special lkamult tee of the Chaml•nr of enlNlllrt.tle
of New York, and a recommendation from upwards of two
hundred Merchants, Bankers and Accountants.
octltilidaw
=IMM=!M
I ) P.LAWA It it COUNTY CARPET 11 iNUFACTURI NG
ASSOCIATION, no the Chester Plank Road, two wiles
below the city line, offer to buyers this S.OOll, MOMS'S.
TER, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS M
3 PLY INGRAIN, DAASEL
and VENETIAN GARP ET IN 0, at very reduced prices
tor cash or city acceptanee, (Interest added.) The stock,
comprising also IMPORTED FABRICS of erary variety,
can be examined at *the Fn Cory Warehouseit, Darby, or at
the Stores, Nos. II and PO N. SECOND at ,PIIILIDELPIIIA.
Wool bought, Spun, Dyed or axeliang.l for Carpets.
Jel•Lltricia J. SIDNEY JONES.
N. G. MURPHY & BRO•,
NO. 57 WOOD STREET,
nave now In etoro a beautiful oneurtraent of
DRY GOODS AND SMALL WARES,
OUGHT with in th two woeks at very
nd-
Vance on finstrrn cost for CASH., or to goad prompt eta
months purchasers.
All purchasers on invited and deqirod to make an exam•
tnatlon of their Ntrick.
Privets Disease..
DR. BROWN, No. 41 I)ltunond Alloy, dr
amen hiR entire attention to an all,. pro: tiro.
-!
111 a btpilnom la mostly conflool to i'rtrato
1 . 111e1Y1.21 Diseases, and goals painful litioctions,
brought oo by Iropruttonc, youthful Itidulizrnre and ,•• o•gg.
gyphllls, Sy phi I lair Eruptions, Gonorrhea, U feet, Stricture.,
rethrnl Discharges, Impurity of the Blood, otttl blare.
of the N'enereal Organ. Skin Diseases, Boorbutb• Prop.
[lons, Totter, Ringstornr,"•lkiercurtal roinival
Weakness, Impotency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female tt eaa
ness, Monthly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula
in Ano, Nervous Affections, Paine in the flack and Loins,
Irritation of the bladder and Kidneys, sucvesefully trestod.
Cure guaranteed. •
Twenty years' practice (ten In [hie city) enables Dr.
Brown to offer assurances of n spottily cure to all who TAny
come under his care.
01800 and Private Consultation Humus, 11 Diamond
Chargrs m nanra to. itovfmLwly
A BARGAIN OFFERED.
TBE undereigued offers for sale SIX LOTS of ground
fronting upon and adjoining the Ihnot of the Pitts.
burgh and Conned's - dile Railroad, in the growing and
thriving Borough of &Pt-LEESPORT. Pour of the Lots are
37% foot in width by about 120 in depth, fronting ut ono
end on the Depot, and at the otheron Slutlair street ; and
two of them fronting for their whole Itugth on other
streets.
Atso—TWO LOTS, 37% feet in width, fronting the other
aide of the Depot, and in depth 121—one of the Lots bor
dering for Its whole length on - Jerome street.
No better property esn be found, and it will be sold low.
Part of the payment taken in stock of the Dionellsrllle
Railroad, if desired. 080. F. GILLMORN,
Office of the Morning Post.
Pittsburgh, August 31, 1E45,—; dawtf
Al.=nnder W. Postor,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ann Boum
roa U °Uncut', Agent for procuring Bounty Lamle
and Penalona, and for the Collection of Claims In Great
Britain and Ireland.
Collections made in this and adjoining Counties: Es.
Cates of demients settled; Real Estate bought, cold or
leased, and mite collected. Moneys invested on Mortgage
or other security. Titles examined and title papers drawn.
Nara on FOURTH. street, a few doors above Pmithfleld:
Pittsburgh, March Y 9, 1851S—tm11284kw I
111. A. Huller,
WHOLESALE AND ENTAIL:DEALER to UntiACES,
Ranges, Stoves, Tin, Iron and llonsokeepere. Hard.
ware, linnets' Machhate and Toeli, Pinto Sheet Iron,
Wire Rivets, Ae. to. 24 North Second etreet,(appoeito
Snoblced Hotel, ) HARRNBUSO. eep2thdSra
MMIM
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usirs ani
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larmATwr„ ..wa k nlxtes7 a MIND
DJ, '0 ...A-
th, xidtwys, end
IlVja 431:1-7-eliaty /gu m s ° stomach
'• ' ' . 1 , .1 Ow to 5i i gra erexi l'er or atrrlatn/#11"*” -' . . • .
go oonatiPs• .
• ashiluorsirdPi!s ..
inlneso,or E,loeswi.Lamicti,
!load &MAY °, 8 tforitood.
HansesaleaFtliFill'll"
Fulness Cr . weight in-the &amok:Mar
Sractatione, Shaking, or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Stomach, 810.131111i11g of the Ilead,lfurrled
and Diftleult Breathing„ Fluttering at the theft, Cheat
ing orSuffocating fierreatlonsehenin lying Posture, Dimnooll
of Vision, Dom of 'Webs before the Bight, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration
Yellowness of the Skin and Dyes, Pain In the
Sale, Back, Chest, Limbs, dic., Sadden
flushes of Marl:turning lathe
Flesh, Constant Imagin-
Lap ofZeLt i andgreat
Deptan of
The proprietor, In S
thepirits. attentionnfAhe publio to
this preparation, dooe ao wit a feeling of the Inmost corgi•
dance In its virtnen andadat ation to the Women for which
.1 I Ia recommended.
It Ls nottew end untried article, but one that has stood
• the tact of a ton.
..years' trial before • the American pie,
and hit:reputation and gale is tuudeidled by any siml ar ph •
pastime extant The testimony in Ito favor ghee by the
mast prominent anti- well known Phyaltisne end individa.
ale, in all parts of the tenantry le hxtmeuse. Referring any
who may doubt,tomy 4 1tiemorabilla,"or Practical Reutlpt
Book, for Fanners and Ramifies, to be had gratis, of all tie
Agents for the German Blttere.
Offictrand Manufactori f 120 Arch street, Philw
tat Bo ld by Dr. Hee. H. Keyser, 140 Wood street; B. A
Pahnestock k Co., Ito. 8 Wood street; Pleming Brothers
80 Wood street; JIWP. /hearts and/. P. Mandng,Allegheny
detdilxiawly . . .
LEON CIT V CODERIEttOIAL COLLEGE.
OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA;
LiN Ingitution to educate the BIDITERS3 MAN. Col
loge open Day and Evening, from 8 A. M. to P 3 P. M
Stodeut and horst& have betrie
ti leted tide School tl
Prettiest Arts, taught in a practieal manned byinetriectore
of practical eeperience in the busintee with which their
arta ani connected.
TERMS 07 1111170*
BoCk•ktaping—ftdi mercantile 00111:80, lime =dim.
Ited; Including cammereist calculations, all (cc
turserand Practicsd Penmanahip, • - - $35,00
Same course for Ladles, (apartment squab* • 20,00
Penmanship—practical— unlimited, • - 10,00
Same course for Ladles, (apartment separate,) • 6,00
Penguilptip, per month, - • -• • - 4,Q0
Arithmetic, • - • - • • - • 4,00
Penmanship and arithmetic, par month, - - 0,00
Higher mathematics, languages, surveying, engineering,
drafting, mechanical, architectural and oissentental sitarr.!
Mg and conetniction—as per agreement.
;111- Those that can attend only in the evening, have - all
the advantages of the day student In lectures and indfue;
[km.
SW - College now) son= of Wood and Hough—stem in
"College Uall,' opposite the Post Office.
cepB F. W. JENKINS, Principal.
WATtift. CUItE INSTITUTE,
Hand street, (rota side,).betteeen Penn street and the Meer;
PITTBBUEGII, PA.
DOcepoß BARU, Graduate and Practitioner In the Old
Schools of Medicine, Allopathic and Honueopatlite
an 1 forthe peat ten years a successful Hydropathist, has
opened a WATER. 011itlt In the above location.
The perfectly safe, direct and Immediate effect this eye ,
tem has on all Perm, and all diseases acute and chronico
while it is mild, grateful and invigorating to the weak slid
debilitated, renders It peculiarly desirable In families, who
will be treated et their homes.
Allopathic and tiomteepathic treatment will be admittls- 1
tered where desired; but, after long and thorough experi
ence, Doetor Beets gives a decided preference to Hydropa
thy, which has, throughout the old and new world, proven
co eminently Successful In every form of disease, Including
Indolent Consumption, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Inflomme..
tory and Chronic Rheumatism, Asthma, Cutaneous. Ner
vous and Liver Diseases. Testimoulahrof cures from highly
reputable citizens of nearly every State In the Union, can
be examined at Doctor Bnele:U office. The Bev.Aßergy run
invited to consult him gratis.
Warm water being used in the commencement, and often
througaout the treatment, it is a luxury Instead ofunplea-
Rant, VI those unacquainted might suppose.
itztattrams—Messm. Charles Brewer, Waterman Palmer,
W. W. Wilson, W. H. Willlows, Thompson Belt, J. R. Wei
din, D. T. Morgan, Wm. B. HolMes, E. If :English, B. M.
Herr.
The undersigned, Laving vibitod Doctor.Bacla'a
loatitn-
Lion, and witucased has eucceasful treatment, cheerfully
recommend him a thoroughly educated ani skillful
Physician :
Charles T. Russell, Jos. 11.P0onnell, Gorki Hord, John 0
Curtis, Robert Patrick, John B.L . vingston. John Wright
W F
. W. Patrick, Moses F. Eaton, 0. Ormsby Gregg.
MEM
Polytechnic Leper tment
0 P E LT , :
eo it o o o N to U r r
f kr ,,
. 00 t
7 L 0 L . P. ,1 0 0 :743c 4i im , utene on in o g i
, B; w or nty v
lessons. Students can attend every day and evening to
practice, but are charged for only Cour lessons per week.
O. BARTDERGES, Teacher of Architecture.
I. Elementary Drawing and Shading.
2. Regular course In Descriptive Geometry.
Part I. Line and plenum and Intersections. .... ,
Part 11. Cylinder, cone and epbere, with their Inter
sections. with line, plenum, 30.
Part ILL Perspective.
3. Construaticnis in different building materials, stone,
wood, brick and iron, •ke.
Foundations, trussing, roofing, arching and vaulting.
Furnaces, rentiLation and heating. Dante and locks
bridges.
4 Designing of public and private buildings, in tho dif
ferent styles of architecture, w th lessons on their origin, &c.
E. PIIODOIII4IIOTH, Teacher-of Ornamental Drawing,
adoptedto the busiteena of the marblo ratter, cabinet
areaer; and carver he. •
• Diecbanical , Drarringiapp ...o
its branches. - •
Prct P. ICONITICS, Teacher of Modern Leingoagea.
Instruction given dap or evening, individually or in
ale 145. Separate apartments fez Ladies.
4151 - For tonne, ttc , call at "College opposite the
Prat Office. i . octs] F. W. .11tNSINf3, Principal.
WADE ILLIIPTOS . sankn.r, CIMPECLL.
Hd2MJPTON dL CAIIIPBELIi,
(LATE OF TOE CUM OF ISLYRTON, WILSEE a Co.)
WUOLECS&LE DEALIERS IN mi me AHD BOYS'
CLOTTIING, adopted to the Western Trade, 82
Third street, between Wood and Market, Pittsburgh.
Amongst our stock, which is the largest and mom com
plete in the country, will be found, at low prices—
Men's Clothing, of every description;
Boys' do do
A great variety of Undershirt; end Iravrers ;
Full stock of Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Neck Tied and
Stocks;
A splendid assortment of Bun enders;
do do Men's Winter Hosiery;
do do Boys' do
Linen and Muslin Shirts and Drawers;
Canton Flannel do do
Gum Elastic Goods ;
And a full stock of goods adapted to Miners and Farmers'
wear,
Ac.
Also, Umbrellas of all grades.
We invite our old acquaintances, and all dealers In our
liue, to call and examine for themselves. We are now
opening our third supply, and our stock Is fall and com•
plate. Warehouse on Third street, half way between Wcod
and Market. octlikdaw
COTTAGE H/LI. ACADEMY.
A Classical and Collegiate Boarding Brittn,
FO N P.O YS.
filEtE nvitisTu-SE?aiort of this Inrtitation will min
meeoe on TUFSDAY, the lath of October.
• • -
,This School le located in the pleasant, healthful and
romantle village b(TUFITLE OREBIK; &Stant twelve when
from Pittsburgh, and is of easy access, several times a day,
by railroad.
Those;trho have children to edneatey are invited to call
and examine the arnusgementirMade for the accommoda
tion of scholars. L. CATON, Principal,
Turtle. Creek Allegheny Om, October, 1855.
rtß., Circulars, containing terms, and other Information,
may be hub at J. 11. Mellor's, B: T. 0. Morgan'e and J. &
Davlson's Bookstores, Pittsburgh; or apply to 'the Princi
pal, at Turtle Crook. ort3
RUN 0 IVY CULL RGRI.
Opening of the New 'Hall.
ONPIO - DAY KVENINO N 5 XT, October 5, at T o'cicck,
Addresses will be delivered by JUDOS WILKINS end
other tl, Winded to the Occasion of the opening of the new
"College whichhas been I:Medi/pier the permanent
location of the Iron City College, etthe corner of Fifth and
Smithfield areas, oppoaite the Post Office entrance on
Filth street. The public—to the ladies anti gentlemen—.
are respectfully invited to attend.
ucts F. W. .710.111N5, Principal.
$lO.OOO RP W ARD.
ON TUE 17tu OF SEFTEiIEtEIi LAST, two boxes were
delivered et the office of the American liaprem Com
pany, In Dubuque, lowa, by a cartman Prom the United
thates Depository.
' Paid boxes, on their arrival at the Sub•Tresaury in New
York, were found to contain buck-shot of the size of 140 to
the pound. and pressed balls of the site of 100 to the pound,
to the amount of 174 pounds in weight, and VI pounds of
sheet lei d, No. 4. The boxes were made of white pins, one
inch thick, ovetalled at the corners, about 10% Inched
long, 8% Inches wide, and 434 Inches deep, inside measure.
ment. The bottom of one of the boxes woe of hemlock.
They were strapped 'once around the middle wish one Inch
hoop iron. It is claimed by the Depositary tit Dubuque,
that the boxes each contained gold coin to the amount of
8211,000:. They were marked with cards addressed to the
'• assistant Treasurer Q. 8 , New York," which cards creed.
witted by the Depository at Dubuque to be genuine.
Now, therefore tbr the pewee of discovering how thin
fraud was com mitted, and bringing to justice the perpetin.
tore thereof, the Amerlasu Express Ootupany will pay 110,-
000 for the recovery of the money, or lu that prOportion for
any part of It, and $6,000 for the arrest and conviction of
the offenders; end they will pay li horsily for to formation
relative to the making of sold boxes, the furnishing of sash
lend halls, shot. Sc., dc. , dc.
All communications should ho addressed to tho Emhart+
tern. WELLS, BOTTIiIiFIELD A CO., Now York,
LITINOST(II,4, FARGO A CO., Buffalo,
Proprietors of the American Rapreas Co.
L. 1/Iratifteld & Son
W lIODEBA L 23 AND 1t RTAII .
and 'B)NfRINVU(i'ICT
NTg:
ISE its, No. 70 Wood street, between Fourth street and Dia
mond alley. have received their stock of Fall and Whiter
Goods, which they will sell at satisfactory prices, embra.;
clog—
ehirts, Hosiery, Scarfs, •
010vca, Oliveto, Mutdcra,
Stocks, Tw, Pocket HALL,
Rarellng's Shawls, Rubber Goods
With o general eiviortmont of goods adapted to the furnish
leg bualness.
octL3m
Land Warrants.
pill?, highest market price paid Hr 40, SO and 120
I, acre Land Warrants,
of the late name.
ALSO, for SO and 100 acre Warranta, hunts/ under the
law of 1,880.
Apply to
anp2l:oaw
BLAKELY a .thellEY,
corner of Sorotah end Smithfield oto.
Watches and Watch Repairing.
iV. WILSON, Matter street, corner: of Fourth. -
. Gold and Sliver Watches from PO to $300.. SOle
agency for sale of Charles Frodsham's unrVialled Time,
keepers- Watch Repairing attended to promptly, end done
stmerior manner
ter xivelry, Silver Ware end Military Goods at Eastern
prima-gal
6008
SCOND LIAND rl4 W.-One IN octave', Plano Porto
In elegant Roaewood cue, with carved ntonlding and'
iron frame; warranted to be in perfect order. $225.
One TV octave Plano Forte, in Mahogany ease. $175. ,
One 6 . St Ilt
$125.
One 6 " . SS
' 1/00.
One 0 " II ‘.
y, 3x ..,„ 1 ,,, by OMARLOTTE . 1 11 , 135113, 7
°eta No. ilk Wood street, 2a door above TIM.
PEKIN Tn.& STORE";
No. 38 ANL Strad.
•
'UMW TRAB , --11 choice lot freak Green add Black Teas
jl• received direct from the bnportereorbleh will b, cold
wholesale or retell, at prices lowertban palish
11 /TABOR'S:IM ACKI — ARsorted-4ustredetved and to
21 lob by [octal V LEBI BROS.
anali--450 bide N. C. Tar, (large has,' to arrive, rir
N. coosignm eat asei for sale by
ort22 WSLL, LEE CO.
t t~l~;h
,~.
._.t om ~
mEt)IO.4I,T
NOLLANO BITTERS
of ~"
Edit Hoiiandscl4
•
0 YEAUB have elapsed Sittee theitilitshitleil of this
valuable medlehto into the Thilled'Stlitql.''Dziting
the Umo it has pitied a tiniest:al' p o p {g its-atenudY
-
for
.L .
•
•
Feuer nod :Iltin4Poriminini - 2-niiipation;.l3engach4
Loss ef__4ppente_, Wady, eatteni,
.Mtnd and BlmUng Pad.' . .
Many of our naodi worthy eltizeuaAeattryb ita wonderful
efficacy In nil nifichionn.of;the .13tninanh /aid' threw.
tonic, it never bas heetimualledifurtheiellat slibrdeln
all cases of
_dal:dill:44)r wenktenenf - anyirind' elntost
stantaneous. Derma, iterinuitln and lieuralgiargteno.
ttoa.:ft hastanamerouainntineeaproynnAlailybenenn44
and in otbett effectign ddeldnit..#!_re.
When eminent libgelcinw preEcribt3i nuirthnir Paints
so unhealtatingdy .recommend, surely:4e Aar own to
doubt, and eagerly testi& vlrtuinineourselyen.
FEVER AND-AM E..
A Quo of Eight' Ilona.? Illectittin'g . Cared; by Botthave's
//Wand titter._Bilchael No,ll7Urant,near dmtttlt
pear
field street, says: ,4 Last July. while cunning on the riveri,
on a cotton boat plying between linteheiknd New Orleatuv
I was taken with fever and ague; roe eight" ong mondia ,
I eutfered with this dreadful disease.. - greaterpart of
this !IMO I was undblerta shit, rind:meat:lm least Arty dcd,
tare for different atecliOnee, but foupttimrserttuttleat
Three weeks ago,one of my Weeds Insisted upon my tr3l4:
BaerhavokFlonanaliittere;itaplat that Iftitreieas guaran- - •
tied After taking; it Ibt'aimateel4l. mete elate I was a
sound man . I hob' beenet work now Extira . wrake, and
have bad. no return tnealtilltrehlinvertilOrver."
I certify the aboNi3titatemetit Is
.
r Taloa. _Awe, Muaarai Mum,
atH. Oltesteea, Hata) HalL
HEILHAIDHE AND. DEHHarg.
Mr. Inas Lisnenth, ofiliactingham, says: "I have found
In Boerhave's Bitters a remedy for beadaelniand debility.
hly wife lies also ; used ultlithege6 Mist betelt."
Mr. A.B. Nicholson,. of Plttebnigh, ittaitrki thatite
has experienced intitit renal . ..Trot/3 its use
A ng,th the
Holland sottlement Of Sheboygan, WlicouslB, sayat-"After
sneering for some time the misery,ettanding an utter pros.
trillion of mind inni!body, - I have been' restored, by using
Hoe - dame's Holland, Hitters, to Potted
The Tact of ihiiiikeedy belog - Inenehtlef reYoteamong
the Hollanders In - Wisconsin, bilohlgtol,Tfeselfork—infact,
In every Holland settlement In the United' ft ettes—arattee
much in Its favor. • - :
STBENGTHI AND HPALTH.RESTOEHD.
Mt John Davidson, living tenmilesaboveZttahurgh, on
-tho PennsylvanisCaual, says: " When I cominented taking
Boerhave's Uolland Bitters, I could hardly , walk—notici
enjoy excellent health."
WEAKNEES OP TRW STO3IACII AND: iIitIGESTION.
Arther dre4t env ffated lkyzlatiei - -fratanti Eiger.
—The wife oT Peter Be Witte, livingtullolland Town, She
boygan county, Wisconsin, suffered, mtteti from weakness of
the stomach and 'indigestion. Brie iiad'beenander a phy
sician's; care for some time, but the disease seemed to bathe
even Ids skill. Sheparebused some trolland Bitters at our
office, which has given tone to her stomach- i her appetite
and strength are returning, ant. we firmly believe that thin
is another great cure effected by your medicine.
We have stiff to record many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy, but must wait another opportunity. One
thing you can rely upon, what we have published are from
persons much respected hi our community, sod are literal
ly true. J. Qatari
Editor Elhel;?ylail
IUU UMATIBSL
A Cam of noo Amax. ptandinp fiursif tdr itairrhaves
.Hol/ancr/Ifteri.—George Henderson; of Pittsburgh, nye :
'After al:airing for three month(' with rhenaisitism—a part
of the time soseverely as' to confine me to my bed—l have
been entirely cared by nsirig Hoerhave's 'Holland Bitters,
I have had one affect einerq but found aliacatinetantaneoue
relief in the same piedicine. It le, Inr mj opinion, a are
remedy for rhentnat.bm."_
NISHVOUS AND HELETHIATIQ APPBOTIONEL
This changeable weather is likely to produce a great deal
of sickness. To persona troubled with 11011.01311 or rheuma
tic affections, we would recommend .13onthare's Holland
Bitters. On referring to our columns., you will find nertill
cates from some of our firs tll omen and kinglish.cilizens.--
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Pennsylvania Black Xeituna. •
nut Vi'OitStr FORM Qg PILES CAN DICCIIREB.
We are at liberty to-refer to several well'knowirgentle
men, who have used, thoroughly tested,;:and!now-rectim
wend Boarhave's' Holland Bitters.- as a remedy :Air piles.
We are not at liberty to - publish their names, but will take
pleasure In referring any person to them' who-denies this
statement.
Box cilia affection, one•balf of thenrescribeAl dose ehooll
be taken—eay half teaspoonful, morning * zoou and njeW,
one boar berore meals.
aenTioNt
The great s)optilarity or Chid delightioll"Arcraihao ID ,.—
duced a.say imitations, which public: abOvid. guard
against purchasing. Be not persuadedlin.9l• lll • o 4
else until von have given Boortmve's nollatjA•Bitteve a fair
trial. One bottle will convince yen hoivitely impeder
it is to all these imitations: . 's • •
•
Sold at $1 por battle., or ell Wild far 5.5, by the
tole Proprietora, ligaJtantrl PAGE 111., AI CO.,
idanniartarhut Elnirtitacentiote and Chemist%
corner Sl.lnleld end Third ofe.,.l.lttebargh.
lt. E 1 BELLI:BS, h CO.; Drageste,
corner a 5e.0910. mut Wood fitiVet B "
And on Draggiate In ritteburgl4 Allegheny, Slnningham,
p ' • • • : and Temporancerine. 'oop29alawly
DR. AIORSEIS
11 ii3OßAtniqr• CORDIAL,
pERNOVENON lA'
ilealt, Restored and Life latiag - thened
At - ousva INy.poitentril
T will replace weakness with ,strength, incapacity wit
1 efficleney, irregularity with uniform and natural ac
tivity, and this not only without hazard oUreseticua, but
with a happy effect on the general organization. Wit- Dear
in mind that all maladies, wherever they begin, Ankh with
the nervous system, and that the paralimdzion bf the nerve
of motion and oerumtlon is physical death. Bear in mind.
alas, that for every kind of nervous disease, the Elipir Gor!
dial le the only rellablepreparative known.!.
cum OE NERVOUS DISEASES.
No language can convey an adequate idea of the imme
Mate and almost tairseniontrchatage which It OCCalgolla In
the dieessed, debilitated and shattered nervous system,
whether broken down by excess, weak by nets „ .
ed by sickness—the unstrung and rel.
- `iaganlzation Is
at once braced - "'" p. The mental and
physical symptor of nervous disease vanish together on.
der its Influence. Nor Is the effect temporary; for the Our.
dial properties of the medicine reach the constitution itself,
and restore it to its normal condition.
Lops op MEMORY,
ConfusiOn, giddiness, igiL of blood to the head, melons
choly, debility; hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of sell
destruction—fear of . hosanitY, dyipepsisileneral prostra
den, irritsbilitY, na";?t*F*in4btlity to-ideeP, disease
incident to males, clikay dr t. 115 propipiating functions, bye
tells, monomania, vagaeterrora, palpitation .43f the heart
mPetesseYr conaLtPatlaPjetc-, fr6niwbaterer mum arising
:It Is, if there be any nnialLee to-be planted; human testi
mony, absolutely !Dalin:le.- '
A GRAVY. biIiiDIOINN 11131161,13.
The unparalleted.effecte of this greal - seetozaUve in ell
complaints incident to felalde4 InSTIF. nfin , Oa tie TWO;
of medicine. Thcpsimde of etimniOntahwynheen InTeD tea
thousands of inwlgorahte concOP4 , 4ll . lMpiirting to hp
pacified In the Tarionedleeises anddetanoMionta to which
the Waite formation: of woman Milder befliable.
EVERT WOMAN 0F.13E98%
Who suffers from weakness, durangommati. nervousness,
tremors, pains in tbe!lmet,hversy other.diaarder, whether,
peculiar to her ses, ur common - to bottleSzes•=4o give the
invigorating Cordial'l trial. • • ,: •
- - tIARRIED part.aoNBi'•
Orothers, will Sod thiaLlatliel tares they lurie nerd a bot•
tie or two, a thorough regemStator 'lf the System. in All
dire
en
mete be toed the hisipy,pusgito of healthy off.
eprin - h o would not have been as butfor this estraordi•
nary p aration. Audit is ognallyp,otentfor tburaany dis.
cans for which it 11 recommended.. Thousands of young
men have been restored by tieing It, iniimet in a single 12•
stance has it failed tt brineAt them. _
PERSONS OP PALE 003.1PLEXION.
or consumptive habits, are motored by the urfrof a bottle of
two to bloom and vigor, thanginglien akin from a pale, yet
low, sickly color, to a beautiful florid complexion.
TO TIIIIMISGVIDED.
These are some oLthe contend *elariehelif"affeets produ.
eed by early habits :of . Youth,Tgia:_trinknesaof the back
and limbs, wins in the
_dialneWofitiglit,loes"of me.
cuinr . power, palpitation of ..the• hearl,l•l3ispepala,*ereobe
irritability, derangement of the digestive funcConaigenenid
d•bEGY:UntPtorte•rifr onstimPtionit,etci.
Mentally, the fearful effects on the mind ace nth to be
dreaded: Med of memory; conftielet" i 'of Idelis,'-depreasloa
of spirits, fortbodinge,averaleirthwietytWiAllethwil,
lore of aregondiOf
.the evil, produ
eed. All thus affEcted
DEWED CONTEMPLATING OartlitAGGl
ehould reflect that W Bound mind andhedranithe Moat ne•
requisitee to Promote connubial 'happinees;'•thdeed s
without these, the journey through' lifeltecatoes •Weary
pilgrimage—the prospect hourly. darkens rthe view; the
mind becomes shadowed with despair, anfil - , Oiled with the
melancholy reflection that the hellpirtede Of another be.
comes blighted with your own, •
CAUTION,—
Dr. Morre's Invigorating Cordial has.boto.counterfeitad
by some unprincipled persons.
In future, all the genuine Cordialaelll 4are the proprie•
toes taselmile pasted over the coriol4eohtTiottirt Ind th e
following words blown In the shoo, " •
_ -
Dr. Morsieg istsrigOlLTDW,Ct . erdlaif
The Cordial Is putmi . p, %te *.e.
tor,
in plat
tlea---price three dollars per bottle, tnto fdtlire dOUlras
for twelve dollars.4l.llM.Propristsr.
• - /1)231 1 4 1 #4.
Bald b yy throughout thialisltintliftiois, Cana
and the West Indies,
'
Pittsburgh Li..'/ISTIM11,151:). - 140 Word si
Do. N0. , 1341 litOadst;
Do. greet- ,
Allegheny
Do. „ .....S.AME= S SIII.aI . .N Do4'
Agent or 611;1..1' D.:NIX .Crittel*Uiiik.'„-bililslaiely
- .itialioCl44l a.
F. Brown's .E..sertrm, oi or.
THIS &seam is a areimsfoilar - or 43hosaarcx
i n ' o rdinsty dfiirrbouwizplrpiCtle:o4:Fitt4*abort,ltiall
mums of 'prostration of tbo cligeMbrelnektloni,lt Is f1r112.4.
Mashie value. During tba'prevalencevl apidatrac cholera . •
and Bummer compliant.% .11-11.iteMillaleli' glazed:yr; no.:
fatal y, Indlvldnartulmielet elkoahtba '
Cactroo.,.Be carwto pt:tbar..63 nulna.,44aucooThich-la
prepared only by F. BROWN, at his Drag ;Bair Meade:al "
store, N. N. caner - of riftb•* m t clisabant.SlttnetPlatladeb
Olda, and fov'eale by allibeseapicobblogkkothecarlts tba
tralloaStatea,"atui Vlttabruigh'br"
• Ruititi
EtOl/paa Co.
Aifd'ip'Aliegbengby
li. P. sonwelizz,
.I.4ER:kructouu.
no:‘ailL
PalUtor , a , sialotirstsd Epactstrass Sauce •
0 TANDS PRREMINENT • for flavoifiv Boom Gravies,
Bak treat, Gam, 44 adttot oil good bousaalves
to in it. Price itS onto pe4 trottitot all-Grocery and Walt
Storeskrthe United States and fianattaa
For sale bg DrOLUTIG and O.U.K.SYSEII4I: Pldsbargb.
• k. -mum e co.,
jeepteewly Is SU itsrketettrOat, Phllsdatab.
rivanus .. cas owski.m a 41.- - . 3'brirs and wall collected
U 7 atook .of Broad MOB. Black Bra Fancy Cassia:am%
Corloatta, Throb, Jellmsoda,jnbt recelvc4 by
oath, & ox a co.
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