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MONDAT-41ORSINO;-- NOVE MBER 6
TEM Liiiß&AtlA64--AROUURAT FOR A'BriliV
Torentaliaturcfay moraiuvin- the Court of
, tanaffer„Bessions, after tile few
unimportant! mien, Judgilftlure Said the
Court Was retuly.to ttear thatiotion aigtied why
jadgMent kite IMO of'l4illinutl3knimett, Jae.
Shannon and John Savagelionviettil of a Via
iatiO4-of the livOr law,nttottiOttliMeted, and
a new trial granted.
Hon. Andrew Burke then filed the foUeviitig
' ottosoeS Pas ARREST OT TM°
"let. Beiatme the provisions of Mat tin
der which the defendant stands`indicted "un
eonstltutiontil and Void.
"2d. Because the first count of the
'lndict
ment is defective and Insufficient , inasm eft as
it charges the alleged offence disjunativllly and
is otherwise uncertain ; also, the second icount,
for-game causes ; also, third count, far luneer
tainty, becactsa, It does not charge oaf legal
*Mins 3 under, the statute.
.443.1. Because to iadietment or presentment
had been found by any Grand Jury against the
defendant for the alleged offense for which he
was tried.
"4th. Because the defendant was forced to
plead, and go to trial, before and without hav
ing a responsible prosecutor endorsed on the in
dictment, as appears of record.
" sth. Because (in the course of the trial) the
Court erred in admitting (after objection by de
fendant's counsel) evidence of distinct offences
indictable uader the statute, other than the one
charged in the !indictment, assipirig,as a reason
for such admission of evidence in substance that
the offence charged against the defendant was
analogous to the keeping of a bawdy bowie, and
to An assault and battery where the one party
pummeled the other for a succession of several
days.
•`6th. Because the Court charged the Jury
that in this case time was immaterial, and that
the offence may be proved to have, been commit
fed at any time prior to the finding of the indict
pient.by the Grand Jury.
7th. Beeson the verdict of the Jury pas
without evidence, and against the evidence.
"Bth. Because the alleged offence for which
the defendant was tried, was not the one charged
in the indictment, and no indictment or present
ment had been found or made against him for
the offence for which he was tried."
In addition to these a special reason was also
filed in the case of James Shannon. Mr. Burke
said that since the conviction of his client he
had procured the deposition of Mr. James Mon
tooth, which set forth that Solomon Salle, the
principal witness of the prosecution, and upon
whose evidence Mr. Shannon was convicted, vol
untarily told him, previous to the trial, that he
(8alla) did not see any liquor sold or drank on
Shannon's premises.
Mr. Burke also remarked that in case the
Court saw fit to overrule thise reason, for ar
rest of jedgmcit, he would respectfully present
the following reasons why a 11011 trial should be
granted :
L.'
REASONS POE A NEW TRIAL
!-- I. Because the Court peremptorily charged
r , the jury that they had no right to pass upon the
P, law of the case, and that they were bound to
l. take the law as laid down to them by the Court
d
2. Because the Court peremptorily instructed
6 the jury that the provision of the act under
r wh . oh the defendant was iudioted were entirely
constitutional and valid.
8. Because (while the Court took the law of
Lftho ease entirely from the jury) the Court en
tirely omitted and neglected to charge the jury
on the alleged legal insufficiency of any and all
of the several counts of the indictment, although
their attention had been directly called thereto
by defendant's counsel.
4. Because the Court ohargel the jury that
I the evidence of an offence committed by the de
tend nt on the 13th of October, A. D. 1855, was
sufficient to warrant his conviction, although
the record showed that the information was
made on the 11 of the same mouth; that a war
runt was issued, and that the defendaut was ar
rested on the same day; that the indictment
was founded on the offence natal in said infor
mation, and charged all the offences therein
Stilted to have boon committed on that day, the
11 2d.
lii After reading the above, the learned gentle
man proceeded to argue, at considerable length,
the various points laid down; and to maintain
his position cited a great variety of authorities.
Mr. Burke was replied to by II Biddle Rob
' arta, the district attorney, in an able and forci
ble manner. Col. Black followed, on the same
aide, the arguments being elosed by Mr. Loomis,
for the defence.
At the conclusion, Judge M'Clure took pas
epsilon of the various papers, and said he would
give itilil decision in a few days.
DEBTRUCrrIVE FIRS.—On Saturday afternoon,
about 6 o'clock, a fire broke out in the cellar of
the extensive wholesale Drug Store of Schoen
!
7 maker & Co., on Wood street, between First and
Second. Owing to the combustible nature of
the articles with which the store was filled, the
flames quiokly spread over the balance of the
building, which, together with the valuable stook
of Drugs, Paints, Chemicals, &0., was entirely
destroyed. The fire also extended to the build
ing adjacent, occupied by Messrs. Dawson, Now
myer & Co., as a Shovel Warehouse., the two up
per storiei of which were considerably damaged.
The wholesale Drug Warehouse of Mr. George
Newhouse, was also on fire several times, but
was extinguished before much damage was done
—they sustained oonsiderable I as, however, in
the removal of their stock.
Mr. Schoonmsker & Co.'s stock was valued at
about $3 , 0;000, on which there was $2B 600 in
ettraruf4 distributed in the following offices:—
North American, $4,000 ; Reliance, $5.000 ;
Mittens, $6,000; Western, $6,500 • Delaware
Mutual, $5,000 ; Pittsburgh, $4,000.
The building was owned by Mr. Sylvania(' La
throp, and was not insured. His toes will prob
ably be about $3,000.
The loss of Dawson, Newmyer & Co., will
reach $6,000 or $7,000, covered entirely by in-
Stlttilleo.
The establishment of Bogaley, Cosgrove &
Co., wholesale grocers, adjoining the warehouse
of the last named firm, was damaged considera
bly by the fire. Their stock was oleo injured by
water.
The origin of the fire is not positively known ;
but is supposed to have been caused by a boy
drawing camphoric or turpentine in the oellar of
Schoonmaker'e etoro, letting a lighted candle fall
into the can which he woe filling.
WHNDHLL PHILLIPS' LECTURE. —ln order to
tutoommodate comfortably the large crowd that
will undoubtedly be in attendance at Wendell
Phillipb' Lecture, this evening, the Library As
sociation have secured City Hall (or the purpose.
The subject chosen by Mr. Phillips for his lec
ture is one which he is well calculated to jua
tloeoe to, enabling him to define fully his views on
the slavery question. Although this subject is
probably not the most judicious one he could
have chosen, yet he may be forgiven the Belo°.
lion, in ,e6tisideration of the fact that it will
enable fiim to display his talent to better advan
tage than any other.
CLEVELAND AND PITTED:MIMI RAILROAD Ex.-
Teusioa.—We rejoice to learn that prospects are
favorable for the speedy completion of this
road from Brideport to Beaver. The iron has
all been contracted for, and we are assured that
the grading will all be completed by the first of
May. The first of August is designated as
about the time when the whole road will be in
running order.
Tun EMPIRE CITY, all wish tc_ know about; by
visiting Bullard's Panorama, Masonic) Hall,
you can see forty one miles of the streets, ship
ping, &a. The visitor to this work sees the peo
ple at their every day avooations. The evening
exhibitions commence at 7 o'clock. A large
number of oar citizens visited it Saturday even
ing.
Jamas Wersoa, the proprietor of a drinking
house, convicted some days since of a violation
of the restraining liquor law, was called in
Court, on Saturday, but not making his ap
pearance, his recognizances were declared for
feited.
Pattern's CONCERT. —The first concert of
Mlle Teresa Parodi in this oily, will bo given
on Friday evening next; she will be assisted by
Maurice Strakoech, the celebrated pianist and
composer, and other eminent talent.
Tnmm AIIGERUISTB, on the motion to grant Hen
ry Cummins a new trial, wore concluded in toe
United States District Court, on Saturday morn
ing. A decision will probably be given on
Tuesday,
A PPLICS ron MINNESOTA. —Seven hundred bar
-role of apples were shipped to Bt. Paul, Minna
_ seta, lam week, on the steamer St. Louis.
A 13simusx. Mumma of Councils will be held
this evening.
liar A good article will always triumph over any
pretended imitation. It bee been Paid that every city to a
paradise of humbugs, but let a teeny met It or article,
capsble of doing all that L promised for it, and It will eta nd
the test of any opposition dependent upon inflated notorie
ty t and Hattefler's famed Stomach Bitten bear evidence of
this, for it has been taken hold of by the people and tried,
and not found wanting In curing any raw of Dyspepsia,
to
any fort= When Lhasa facts are known, why should It not
be appreciated, and used by everybody? For Bale by D rug .
_gists and dealers generally.
HOSTETTER, EIAIITH h CO.,
HannfwAnzers, 207 Penn et
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tri.suenearies , EXCHANGE.;
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Zwata.l Oro. W. Clem
Treat:fro—N. Hamm, Jr. •
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War V. P. • W.. Mang, T. trOarbutas, A. Mums;
it zol ' aLPLß l .-4. •
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0211411 or was Dmir-Mmutarb Posy, I ,
Monday, trommitaa 5,1836.
Saturday was a wet, disagreeable day, 4 and - the ammiati
'of Milanese &me lama We note the following/latest
Fl,Ollll-42 bbla eruperffna and extra, from wbarf, $8,35
08,65
OWN—Wheat: 1100 no Tennessee, at wharf, 11,80
Bye: 300 butt at Btu.- .
WHISKY-10 s ie.:Allied
• BACON —206 tbShoulders and Mims at 12*, cash.
NAIIB-I.2olregs damaged Nails and Spikes, at auction,
at 0,60613,25.
Vonnuseretal Stuamosiary.
Per efeasuhip BaiNe.l , •
Lnal.Pooll, October 19.--43ottonmarket !AM:lWe' for the
past week bare been KOOS balm; inelcuUnirbooo to specu
lators, andeooo to arportere; the gnotatione are: New Or ,
leans fat;; 014' 6-146; UPlatids fair
6%. Thelen.t.edgmafrpmth° United States told k Levora
ble effect'opon the markets:
The rtroillere of Thsingston & Co., report that although
the week opined with an improved feeling and free sales,
It closed inactive and with a decline of 116 on Friday'e
prime of last week.
Livaavom, October I6.—Breadstual...Brown & Shipley's
circular mates that the Com market le without animation,
and the dock Is Wit; prices are hardening- Wheat has
advaticed during the week from 4d to ed l tittahel; Flour
G 11,4 bbl advance; Indian Corn 2d@tid It quarter. Watt.
ern Canal' Flour to quoted at 425; white wheat, 12s lid ; red
wheat, Ws ; white Corn, 465; yellow Coto, 4 aa.
Tallow Is to fair,request., and is likely toadvanca. Fine
American to much wanted, l'porm Oil Is In betterdemand.
Ashes lower.
Loanod, 10th.—The money market la more attingent, and
closed dull. The Rank Of ughind ham increased the rate
cirdbakant to 6 per cent for 60 dare tale, and 7 per cent.
fur paper of a longer date. There, to great alarm In the
oommerctal circles, and - a panid in anticipated. Cons.le
closed on Friday evening at 87 int money and account.
ncuthimli
Naw You, November.3,--Stocks loWer, the decline rang-
Intro= 2to 4 per cent. The foreign =we hes completely
unsettled the market for Bread/Ants Flour advanced;
sales 70 1 0 bids at $9,37,54 for straight State, $9,76 far Ohio
and $9,87M for Southern. Wheat unsettled, advancing;
sales 12,00nbus. Core advancing; salaw22,ooo bins; mixed
970. Ural Pork 1122,75. Whisky firm; Bales 200 bbls at
42j4c.
PaILaDSIXHIA, Noiember 3.—Flour: the receipts and
stooks of Flour continue light; standard brands held firm.
iv at $9,60, at which price 600 bbls were disposed of this
morning; both bays= and sellers are =twilling to operate
until after the receipt of their private accounts; 'Mittel
sakes for home consumption at so,6o®sll. nye Flour and
Corn Ideal, two transactions. There is very Little Wheat
°geeing ; sales 10,000 bus prime Southern red etV ,03 per
bushel, last evening, and 2600 bus, today, at prices to be
Must Corn unchanged; wiles old yellow at 93c. Oats a
steady demand at 42@424 Whisky held firmly; Batavia
41@t425 and la bleb at 40.
CLIMINItAII, Novas/her -Baltlo's DOTS has
etiolated the market; prices are nominal; holders ask
0,10 for superfine. Wheat unsettled; prime ral, $l,lO ;
small Bales. Whisky dull, and no pries agreed upon. Su
gar firmer; sales 160 hags Coffee at 11%; Baku 60 bble ltlo
laws.
sii-Clark's Stomach Bitters tresoknowledgod
by all who have tried them to be the best family medicine
of the ego, for the cure of Dyspepsia, Clostimmees, and a dis
ordered state of the Liver and Stomach. They have no
rival. The proprieton do not pretend to caution people
from using other preparations that are palmed upon the
public under the name of Stomach Bitters, far they have
found that only one trial wan needed to render such caution
unnecessary.
Soc sale, wholesale, by COLT nu A CLARE, No. 22 Market
street; Gee. 11. Erma, 140 Wood Street; and by Druggists
generally.
Something for Everybody.
BLODOEICT Q.
GALVANIZED
Portable Oven
To which it as awarded the Prise Medal of the Ohio
hiechastins' Institute, May, 1835.
trarrcartnf to Mak min lets fuel than any outer Open in a, e.
pun INVENTION, the result of practical experimew,
I now confidently presentel to the public, as euperinr to
pole , of eennomy, safety, durability, ease of muulgement,
convenience, and, above all, la Iho unrivaled manner in
which it does its work, to any other Incaution of the kind
now In 1:190.
B fr a perfect Oven, doing everything required of it in the
moot superior man , er. It will roast at the same lime, 0J
minty different kinds of meals as the Oven can contain, and
each piece will he perfectly sweet, and free Rom gases aris
ing from the different variettes, as these gases are let off
through an marine pipe at the top.
For baking bread and pastry, this Oven ill without a
rival, as th e beat Is refolded by dampers it the bottom,
and 1, under perfect control of the operator. It is not es
celled In point of economy as the heat require] to generated
within the Oven. The material of which It Is manufactured
being a non-conductor, and constructed with air chambers,
there is no radiation of heat, and a smell quant ty of fuel
will keep it going forbears. The material will neither runt
nor barn out, and the Oren w,ll last for years.
SEVEN PIZNA,
Suitable for the emalleat private family, or for Steamer
and Hotels of the largeat manu factured by Q. $
BLODG EDT 6 CO., College street, Euellogtcn, Tt.
Prom those who have them in nee at lb./prenatal time -
'City Hotel, Pittabtirgtt—J. P. Olean, Proprietor;
- Angier Home, Cleveland ;
Weddell House, do
Johnaon House, do
Pay sh A Knights, do
L M. Plain do
Marine Hoepltal, do
Steamer North Star, do
Dudley & Bull, Buffalo, N. V ,
Wadsworth Howie, do
Courter House, do
Perry A Co., Lizette.' er ,
St. Charles Hotel, ty noose ;
(Hobe Hotel, Jo
J. L Cook a Son, Coffee House, Syracuse ;
Syron°. Ilona",
Beggs' Hotel, Utica;
American Hotel, TJOra ;
New England Hotel, Utica;
Utica Seminary;
Gires's [fact Seteeneciais ,
Prandreth U.ouae, New York :
D. D. Howard late of Irving lions, N. I'
C.. 1 Baying on, new York;
Steen,, Phillips A 03 , Newark, N. J •
J. POOlll7, Philadelphia;
!demote Hall, do
Ohio hischaes' Institut-, Cincinnati
J. B. Itagrocke A Oa, do
Steamer U. S. A, Lake Champlain
Steamer Canada, do
Steamer America, de
Steamer White Hall, do
Steamer Ratan Allen do
R. Cole, Burlington, Vt.;
George P. Marsh, do
American Hotel, do
Exchange Hotel, do
Howard Hotel, do
Horace Loomis, do
John Peck, do
J. N. Pomroy, do
A. C. Spears, do
air The Agent and a trample of the Oyen may be seen at
he City Hotel. octStitilit is
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD,
Mia
BROAD GAUGE
I tt6 iiiIO:ITEST I QUICKEST, CM/4PM AND ONLY
I. ROUTS by which Penang.. can have all Railroad to
St. Lo. Is. Time to St. Lord; WIT hours, from Pittsburgh.
The Six het Osage of this Road accommodates wile earn
—eleven feet Inside—with roomy Beata, unattainable on
narrow guano roads
By the Obio and Pennsylvania Railroad from Pittsburgh
to Crestline, passengers connect with Railroads for Indian.
apolls—connecting there with Terre Haute anti Richroond
Railroad for Vincennes. No change of ears at Terre Haute.
Baggage chocked to Indianapolis, thence to St. Louie.
Trains leave Pittsburgh as follows,
The Fast Train leaven at 2 A. Si.
Mall Teat leaves at S A. M.
Express Train leaves at 3 P. M.
Passengers make close connections at Orestline t r In.
dianapolie, and there make close connections with nil.
road fur Vincennes, without a ehange rf ears, and at Viz
canon take the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad direct for St
Louis—through in 27 hours; connecting at Sandoval with
the I Illribis Central Railroad for Cairo, where first class
Steamers can at all time, be bad for Memphis, Vicksburg,
New Orleans, and all points on the lower Alberisslppl river.
Passengers can always find at St. Louis, steamers for the
Upper Mississippi, Illinois and Missouri rivers.
This Is one hundred miles the shortest route to St. Louis.
To Si. Louie via Bellefontaine and Union. --. $lB 30
To " Columbus, Xenia and Dayton—....... 18 Is
To " " Columbus, Cincinnati end Lawrence.
berg 19 30
Passengers and Baggage transferred from .depot to depot
free of charge.
For through tickets or further information pleaseapply
to J. O. CLTRUY, Ticket Agent, 0. A P. Railroad Company,
corner office, Monongahela Ileum Pittsbn , or to ONO.
PARR IN, Ticket Agent, Federal Street She Allegheny
City. JAhigs M. ARD,
Superintendent O. A Si. Railroad.
F. KNOWLAND, Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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TTSBIFBGH AND COBNELLOVILLE
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SAM Mt.
RAILROAD.
pH& PITTSBURGH AND CIONNELLSVILLE HAU
ROAD is now open from West Newton to ConnellsviLle,
fifty...eight milts from Pittsburgh, on the Youghiogheny
River. •
This new Bret class Road le now open for the transports.
t on of pan:lingers and freigh I, In connection with the See
steamer ROMAN, from Pittsburgh to Connelleville, daily,
11/1 follows:
The 'Ammer ROMAN will leave her wharf, above the
Monongahela Bridge, every afternoon, at half past three
o'clock, (or Weet Newton, connecting there with the morn
ing train leaving at 8.30 for Connelleville, mad reaching
there at 0.1,9 A. 111 In time for the Stage for Uniontown.
Fare to Connellsville— $1 76
Fare to Unkrntawn...--...
A train will leave Connelleville In the morning, at 616
o'clock, for Weet Newton, and connect there with the
steamer Italian at 7.30, In time to teach Pittsburgh at 1
P. M.
Pare from Comte Seville to Pittsburgh Sl 70
Were from Uniontown to Pittsburgh 2 20
The Local Freight and Passenger Train will leave Con
nellsville at 10 30 A. IL, and returning will leave West
Nett= at 3.30 P. 01., stopping at all way stations for
freight ant passengers.
On Saturday the usual afternoon train will lie over until
the following morning at 880 o'clock.
Passengers by the Saturday afternoon boat from Pitts
burgh can by this arrangement go forward without delay.
War further information, apply to the ottleera on board
the steamboat guitar, or to the Agents at West Newton
and Connellevllle. U. W. CALDWELL,
oct 30 Assistant Superintendent.
Bottlers I
JOGDEN A 00., Bottlers, No IV First street,
would respectfully inform the public that they have
constantly on hand • lar, e supply of SARSAPARILLA,
MINERAL WATER, ALE and PORTER, of the beet qual
ity.
The attention of families to particuhudy directed to the
fact that they bottle weiNKieirre ALB in tie purest
state. Physicians recommend It 'to families on account of
.ta wholesome and strengthening qualities. foct.3o-1y
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Arklltt I'olll 1117ketit:.#113ille.
ON thntillay,ey,onf D i fsa4Alleh, there were 4 feeto lathes
74 6 t45f41r the Pierhier3lo;•and rising feet The weather
wire quite moderate,with battalions of more rain.
.
Thaethataerm Diturial," Capt. J.: A. Shoals, Is the regular
Wheeling packet thiatcornthg ; she heves at 10 o'clock.
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Tat new, light draught steamer "Grapeshot,* was pro
teiteiday,. owing to a scarcity of
P1e,,w, 11 1 Wedge', leery early this morning, for
Olticlitneti o in charge of (limb. William ; and hfr.
Oottrain fehea charge of the off ce. We congratulate him
on his promotion.
TEI smuttier . "Flag," ilapt. French, 13 up to-day for Bt.
ThiOliktg* is a fine ffeight 'Mid passenger boat,
and•Capt.ii . nine4 Um prince of good tellosii—a favorite
ided v atientiveoilicer- Wepremime lila steamer will depart
for bar deslibatkm with , hire Lull lull of freight and her
cabin crowded witb,passerigers
FOR 82..LooM.—The fine steamer Orb," will depart this
morning for St. Louis. Her eccmmodations are aseellen t,
and her officers are gentlemen well qualified to give satis
faction to shippers and pasaengers. Her commander, Capt.
George D. Mown, is a good boatman, and deservedly popu
lar w Ith the traveling public. The clerk, Mr. Sheppard, Is
always at his post ready and anxious to aeconnxiddate In
the best manner all who may patronise the " Orb." Pas.
wagers who wish to reach:St. Louis or any Intermediate
ports will add to their comfort by traveling with Capt.
Moore. • .
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Packets.
aaitThe DIURNAL, Captain T. A. Mous, and
the FORISPT CITY, Captain IL WAY, will
run as regular DAILY PAUKETI3, between Pittsburgh,
Steubenville and Wheeling, stopping at ail intermedlato
porta.
The DTUUNAL will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed
oeed..7o and ?Mari, at 10 o'clock, A. rd.—limo-wing ebe
will leaVe'Wheeling on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at 7% o'clock, A.M.
101117STO1TY wlO also leave Pittsburgh 0 1:1ThesthiP,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock, A. M.— Heiurning,
she will leave Wheeling on Mondays, Iliedneedays and Fri.
daye, at 7% o'clock, A. 01.
Nor frelOt orpasitage apply on board or to
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J. D. COLLINOWOOD, Agent,
nov2B No. 155 Front strnek
Regular Tuesday Packet for Wheeling,
Marietta and filaillopolls.
The new and splendid steamer CONVOY,
Joan Wm,. Jr., Motor, Y.. DAMLAtiII,
It leave for the alx)ve and interweave ports
every Tuesday, at 4 Detach, P. Id., positively.
Pot freight, or passage, apply on board to
1y23 11 td. lIARPON, or O. BARNES, Agents.
For Nt. Louls.
The Steamer OBANITS STA 'E, Copt 111
POOD ; Clerk, LIPP= will leave for the oboe
and Intermediate porta ou '1 UE61.11 I', Noerro
ber 6, at 10 A. M
Yor bright or panuage apply pr, board. or to
twat:. FLACK. KA itsitti a LivisusToN, Ageuto
For elluelionaeL
The eteamer ALLEXIIIINY, Captain 1 N
Cook; Clerk, QUA.S. COLl; trill leave for th.
above and intermediate porta on TUEV.DAY,
November 6th, at 10 A. M.
For freight or plogoajco apply on board, or to
novb FLACK A LI VINCIST , JN. Agent.
For Louisville
The steamer BAY CITY, Captain A I. till
tza, will bare for the above and intern:m(l.sta
parts on 111../N DAY, November b, at 4 P Al.
Yor height or peonage apply on board, or to
no./1 C. BARNII6, Aged
For Zeneeviite.
She steamer I.:FULHAM, Caplan.
Slnmaoa Avant: C7larl A YTT ; aill lea,e fob
the above 04 ti all lateruaralate ports on
A. elovvtabor 6th, at 8 r.
Yoe freight or passago apply on board, or to
novb 11.4.1113,bri a eOLLINOW(101 - 1. Agents
For St. Louts and' Kook.utt,.
The eteatner Ceptolo J A FB.IIICII
'vUl leave fur the above and intern...l.M, p...ct.
on !di./NUAIC, Nevezaber L, et 4 P
or fresh. or paertago•pply on Loam. or to
D 073 U M. lIARTON, Agent.
For Ste Loal•.
The atramor 01111, Caputo U. 1). Mt.oar
Clart, A. C. Stu Pram); s ,II Iro.va tor it.e slat•
ml Inlatmeallata porta, tl ATI.IIIDA 1, 114 ••m
-t, at 10 A. id-
Por freight or passage apply on loari, or in
aosl IBAttN IfiS s CULL& ati WoUP, Agitate.
LI-Im of Thou Sand Flower*, f,v besot].
tying the Docapletlon, and email... Ling all Tie, VIMPLZ3 ►ad
raitecuce from the lee. Sold ►t Dr. 6ISYSEU S, 140 Wood
atre.aL Jao3o
allEttellANTS AND MErElAstes ,
Mutual Intturance Compatt
A iFahmi rtrfvf , VrOlid da, from Pourth,
1•111LADELPIIIA
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Authonn..l 'WOW .... $500,000
Capita/ paid to
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Chartered by We I egielartane of l'ent.'s, Apnl 2, deb.:.
T ES (`, I):IIYANY La now prepared in 1....
Pint, ?Wutoe,lao4, Nuentanort And nallroel
at the current rates of premium; and having the ref, rl t)
of • caett capital, Il eleo sands the Ineurnl an annual par
ticipatton In the proms, without any IS /0,4 W). ohateyet
Henry L. Sterenton, Stritheu Toram,
John W. Tilh.rd, John M ono:liner,
David IL Taylor, A loisadar Murphy,
Thomism D. Smith, fl K. Illchardsc , a,
WMlam V. Boom", John N. Gook. N I" .
William Morrie, Jus. W. Weston. N V
lISNItii L. PTAVENSON, Vriel.lent
IL K. Itiateamewit, Secretary.
Ti11)8..1. 11UNTNIt, Agent,
No llil Water et.. between Wood and Market.
7TMEINDAY, the 25tH Indira, a PoOSTRD tita.D
kJ DIINAPT PIN, without ott. Ihe antler will be cults
lay rewarded by leaving It M the PEA IN TEA eITOR.S. No.
39 rift.h street- ref :7
NW IkIORA--4.11 baye of L.Tratioci.
Clouds and Sunshine, or the litre a Village Protot;
Scenes In the Preach% of • Neer York Surgeon ,
A Visit to the Camp hap a Siabutopel ;
The Proverbs of all Nelms";
My Bondage and Freedom, by Fr ed. Douglas;:
Nary Lyndon: au srohlography ;
Omar Puerta, or Eh' "Vizier's Daughter, by U W. M
Reynolds;
Japan a It Is and vas;
The Mayflower, by B. Beecher Stone:
Sunshine on Daily Paths, by It. Beecher Stove ,
The Slave of the Lamp ;
Life and Times of James Gordon Bennett;
Women of the Preach Revolutro.
For sale by joel3ll 11. T. C. &lOWAN, 104 Wood st.
IA • N ELLA W IIAPPINtLYA C 157.1.,iSvoiori, ;ft
4,11.1. Market straot, near numb, ha, jest reir,elvrd another
supply of Manilla Wrapping Papers, of Clip. mrdlum , largo
and extra large else—light and boary—..unable for Dry
Goods, Shoe and Trimming Stores. Uanimerelal Note, (e
handsome article at $1,50 per ream,) Circular, Letter, Pools,
cap and Sermon Paper, Blank Broke, Ink, kr, , always on
hand at former low prices. JOLIN S. DAVIS.) ~
oct3l &, Market street, near Fourth.
500 LISIIPItit'S MAGAZINE just recdre I ; also, all
otter Magazines; and sold at 20 riots per e
excepting Blackwood. If you want to save 25 per rent.,
come to LAUIffiIaVEI Bookstore, N 0.30 flßh et. loot:11
IVDU 01101.01.104.1Ulfr—Tbe beat article now in lute ror .
miring Paver and Ague, atd other bilious dimwits.
Those suffering from tte above complaints should c sit mud
try a bottle. Twelve dozen just received by
octal JOS. PLEMINO.
I)ARRY'S TaIOOPII 6 ROU6-24 dozen of tbia colabrab:d
Ilair Ti No jual reoolved by .108. PLEMING,
oct3l corner of Diamond and ' •
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"%a AGAZINZB, de.—l`utomm's Monthly for November
al Oraliam'e American Monthly do
Petereon's Ladles' National do
Godey's Lady'e Book do
Frank letoile'a Galette of Yaehion do
Illustrated London News, latent number.
London I unch, do
Yankee Nahum for November.
Just received and for sale by
W. A. OILDIENYENNIIY & CO.,
Fifth et., oppoalte the Theatre
PEKIN TAAA MTORE,
No. 38 fifth street.
J4OVERING'S Double Reoned, Crushed and Pulve4sed
SUGARS, at 1 cents IA lb. Primo Rio Coffee at T 2. ! .(,
cents tit Lb. (petal j P. JAYNES.
FINE SYGNUE—I have on hand a large sasortment;C4
line Sponge. Those wanting a Rind article can always
procure it at JUS. FU MIND'S,
octal corner Diamond and Market et.
VittiNefl BLAOHING—Bu prior to anything or the kind
now in use. Twelve dozen first received by
octal JOB. PLEMINQ.
CLOVE ANODYNB—An dual cure for Tootbacbe.
Twelve d ten Jut received by
oct3l
URPLUS MONEY I—invested in a good Watch:a good
0 Rater, or a good Gold Pen. (Indispensable articles for
every accurate, truthful, Intelligent person,) wilt return
much pleasure and sattafention. WILSON, 013 the corner
of Market and Fourth streela, le generally reported to have
the finest assortment in the city, and to ,ell the cheapeet
guathy considered.
Does your Watch need repairing or cleaning? WILSON
has the beet Watch Repairing Shop in the State, at 07 Mar
ket street, corner of Fourth. octal
AFKV? BARGAINS—One of elx acres, at Woods' Ron,
finely improved, with fruits and buildings, and front
ing on the Ohio river. It to offered at much loss than its
worth.
One lot of half an acts, on the Allegheny river, in Du
quesne Borough, on which is erected a superior house. It
will be given In exchange for good Western land.
Twenty-eight acres at Jack's Run, three miles below the
city.
Twenty.thres acres adjo:rdng Tempemnroville.
Alt three ere off red low enough to tempt you out of
your money; and If these do not stilt you, just call and get
my printed Register of Lots and Lunde for este. On it there
are bargains offered. T 11051.48 WOODS,
octal 75 Fourth street
Our Brulcavor u to Pkuc.
LOVVRIE , B EATING ROUSE,
11: PA ALL PERSONS fond of GOOD LIVING will
please mill and Judge for themselves. dlw ays
on hand, the beet of Oysters, Mesta, Coffee,
Tea, home made Bread, Pies, Oustards, warm
Corn Bread, Moth and Milk. Fried Mush, Wafßes, Buck
wheat Oakes, no. 'I he cooking will be ouch as will gratify
epicures.
Dom. Families supplied with Oysters at reasonable rates
oct27;tf
CITES
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FORT OF PITTEIBURGI
4 MT 9 INCUR WITIII IN tall 1:111AIMIL
I:I=E
Steamer Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
•• Lucerne, Bennett i ßrownsville.
Col. Bayard, Peeb es, Elisabeth.
" Holten, Renderickeon, West Newton
" Aquilia, Dickson, West Newton.
" Michigan No. 2, Hurst,
" Gen. Latimer, -, Rochester.
" Venture, Gordon, Steubenville.
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Clara Mahar, Gordon, Steubenville.
Wenona, Shank. Cincirmati.
Convoy, Wolf, Galllopolie.
" Emma Graham, Ayers, Zanesville
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
• Lucerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
Col. Bayard, Peebles, Itlizabeth.
" finnan , Llenderickson, West Newton.
dgnilla, Dickson, West Newton.
Michigan No. 2, Beret,
GIM. [.Amer,
'Rochester.
• Diurnal, 811001 N Wheeling.
" Venture, Gordon, Steubenville.
Purest City, Moore, Wheeling.
" Clara Risher, Gordon, Steubenville.
• " Jacob Poo, Stewart, L01:113N 1110.
• Delegate, Reno, Bt. Louis.
" Beery Graff, M'Clintock, Bt. Louis.
STEAMBOATS.
IMICKEIM
108 WOOD STREET
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rrIFIVAiLtIitE4J. 0. literg.i, saii - Lesens and
Or;
W. H. EX= , dtaga .Ifonsi,er Caeatia Ponl6l,
Acting Manager. Treasurer, J. V. Bourn.
'MOPS OP Aninnatort:
Boxes and Parquatte.. :Mo. Private-11nm
Second I Ptivate Bose., OJ
/brasier camel Onto,.
Da' Certificate, securing feats, 12} eants extra.
It EatON 1
dirriatappmmanco- In Pittsburgh of MishdriTlLDA
MONDAY SVBNING, Novninnal A, Ake
be presented, the Play translated and ndoP by Mise
Heron. entitled,
CAMILLE, or I Dame imw.
filise Matilda Heron •, Armand, fdit,:e Poster;
De Vanilla, Mcßride; Duvall, Cutininghani , Oeston.
Dubois; Marlenne, Julia M. Cooke.
N. B.—ln consequence of the extreme langth.of a play,
no other place can be performed with it,.•
Door. open at 1 /,, to ? ; performance tOlnl nt 7
JOHN W. M'CARTRY.,
Dili' Poster and Mthibutor,
Witt attend to the rooting owl Diattibnting - of - 111
kinds of
BILLS von 00NOERT8, LEA:MULLIN, EXIIIBITIONSotec
All communications—either by mail, telegrupb, ur other
wise—directed to the office of the Morning Yoat, will re
alive prompt attantion. apT
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FOR BALE—Seven Howe; and Lot an Panavlvanla
Avenue, near the corner of High Street. Lot:3Q feat
front on the Avenue, and 117 feet back; on which here In
re
ected five brick and two frame houses, rents f about
$450 a year. Will be cold very cheap. Apply to
BLAR r ELY A atensY,• •
corner Seventh and Smithfield eta.
('ANKH
I—On haud, a dna assottavant of eilver rad tiokl
Beaded Canes, at
cora
L HIESUFIBLD 4, sows.
1 Mita BALANCINi.--B.everal new varieties just r ec'd
_1.4 at W. 8. Li A VESN'S Stationery Warehouse, Market st.,
corner or Second. Oct3o
Nt.. TAR-50 Ude N. V Tar, (large b id e, ) to arrive, on
, and for sale by
oeLn2 ATWELL, LEE 6 CO.
XTEW ottlatAild SUU &It AT AUOTION—On Tweeley
11 morning. November dth, et 10 o'clock, at the Were
bone. of ?Jews. Bell A Liggett, Water street, between Mar
ket and Ferry, will be .Id-1.1 hh.la New (Means Sugar.
noy2 P. M. DAVIS, Auctions
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GAIITLE V & PDX I S
PA TENT FAN . BLOWERS,
Re Y./um:lna, 11oWny Nals,...inuthjPires,
P.LlStita) JIM 17, 1855.
/THESE FANS aro made on on entirely new prinoiple,
I sad will ran with lose power than any othar Fan now
in ma.
The blowing wheel is much lighter and stronger than
that of any other, and from its peculiar construction IS loss
liable to get out of order. The shafts are made of cast
steel, and the journals are parallel running in gon metal
bocce. MOSES F rATidbl,
Agent for Manufacturers. No. 80 Fourtb
DPVIAXIFIf PitlebuiA
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izJ. WILSON & BON, No 91 Weed street, xrruld
invite affection to their large and elegant woodmen t
of Cloth, Cloth and Plush trimmed, and Plush CAPS,
of all the new and desir..l.le patterns for the Pali; pales.
Also, a lurgo assortment of Bleck and prelim FIATS, new
styles, together with a great variety of WOOL HATS ; all
of which will be sold low for ccou. 00125
u 0011 tf.B TO LET—Sp, ly to 13. CUTHBERT & SislN„
.1.1. Market street.
A new Brick Dwelling House, just finished, containing
nine rooms, situated on Decatur street.
Also, e new house of nine roomn, on Ilancock street, near
Chrlet Church.
A Boom In the Poet Buildings, Fifth etreet, imitable fo
n office. •
A large Office on Third street,
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A kliore Room. No. 61 Market street.
A Warehouen on Water street.
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A House of nine rooms, and two acrea of land, with fruit
trees, Ac. Will be leased for five years.
Also, good Dwelling Houses for sale. Apply ea the office
of B. CUTHBERT A CON,
oct24 43 Markin street.
VrOttli VALUABLE 10./OKS—Bolsinsonis English Liar
11l many of the Gospels.
hoglitefe Analytical Hebrew and ()baldest Lawiebri.
Bloomfield's tlreek Testament; 2 vole.
The Episcopate of the Protkatnut Niii,copal Church In the
United States of America--eu essay by IL D. Cyan., D. D.
Dr. Watt's Nolo and Boor Catectiloin.
The Church Catrebiam broke into Short Questions and
Answer.,
51,Intosh'e new Juveuilee—Grace and Clara, Bliod
Vlnreoce Arnolt, and Jam, ln Graham
For ad« at FlAritiON'S Tnealwidal 110,1,atorr, Etf II•r.
ket, tfrar Fourth Arr. , t. octl:7
ANEW LY INViiiTltD PEN. of so entirely new prim+
pie and useful quallilee. The adosolagel of thin peo
are—
let. TWA pen will bold ink enough to writes W 2 ale png.
letter paper.
21. This pen is sto cor,troctra as to hate e grad rprin;
astir the point., similar to • quill.
&I The points CHIIDOt top, and the pen will elwaye write
envothly
4th It to gold, and ernaeouently cannot corrode
A trial of Lt... p.llll Witt prove lb,dr suponiority over any
fountain pen =Ado. For sale by W. h. HAVEN,
octai Mark .t Arcot , corner of Second.
U N bERBII I itTSA AND bliA VrNKS-00 band, a goal
flock (.1 Eft, Shaker Wool, Merino Ribbed Scotch'load, Chamois, Ac, de, of all rotors an
tors at t h e Fur
ni• tang Store tf L. 11111.1311F1 MD A SON,
0,1'27_ _ No 70 Wood street.
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HALF litgiE—A flue aseortmenr of all colors GI literlo,,
S,...tch Lamb's Wool cud Oa...trinera, on hand at
oor.:: L. I.IIIIBIIFIIKLD A tioN'A.
4,2 11 111.11 t—J um recolrmit 11,D4 toe factory, another lot of
171 these floe Fren.di Wrists., Shirt. and Collura, at
u. - tI7 L. lIIRSII VI Isla} d SON'S
IL 1 t: to Y Litits A:, li MIA WL.S—Cherallba, Cashmere and
;11 t- Ilk, of el,ry description, at
re. 27 L lIIRSII FIELD A ROWS.
IDATIOT &I dm OIN ILS—AII the popular Patent Medi•
eauss of the day can be had at
act. JOS. FLEMING'S.
Ii!LAWS OIL—A genuine article, highly perfumed, for
sale by 0rt271 JOA. ILKhI LNG.
I lbAlf LA Vh— A Dew ind editable preparation for the
1.7 re.ervellor, of .be teo.b and gums; sold by
r rt.:7 •e , Ji A RIAMMO.
i tern It'd W1;11 fl LAYLif OF.ti-- A cut lain and speedy
TV remedy for coughs, eoids, ittfiUCAZ l l, l ofklatrOnt,
Sold trr oct'l7 JO& NUM I N .
)Al' h Uhl—A eery roaperbe arbeln of West Indio hay
) Hum just reetesed anti for aatle by
r.er77 JOS. VLENII)I.
)el.fll re, reeene.l, n fle-h supply cl fortu:11;
Palm beep, made of putt. Prim 011.
re-t 1.7 ith. P LRMING
VA, or eruulue tteer'• Urea... tor the graretli,
leuruly ILLI4 preeerratiou of the hair. *obi by
itltt PLEtt INf i.
I . )lti 1161 A t,- 1.4.) tons Juniata. (Mouton For
Inn Jo No V. Anthracite;
5d do ('t ;
do No. 1, hot blast, Hanging !lock
for foundry ; 4r tale by
ort'.77
LA.I.UMS— 5 ulna Jani•l•;
100 do Late Champlain; fa: gale by
If.bloNS— 21 , b.oteu prim« Malaga Lemons Just reerived
1.4 and for nab. by I.EYMRLL d ANDEFLAON,
39 Wood nt,rt
OILANGILS—f, t.blo w«A, pa Ai r.,,ir.dood for onlo by
ortr RICYNINS d ANDRILION.
)OCR C ANDS-33 Ades W;
25 do JoJubn Paean; just retvived
100t7.71 RKYAIRR d A tiDEILSoN.
and for gale by
I ) it i'ol ji it Pl T ' be ij. roa "" en tl i and . Wa°n"di( '—Just
a Ven P ll b l i n t e h tl‘l l 6c "
the Biography ami Trot)u of the Bible: 2 cola For Cale
by JOHN B. DaVISON.
ne :; G 5 Market street, near Fourth.
WooL PI.Si L , S—led more pieces of those gpiendid
styles of Wool Plahle, In elellt yard patterns, opened
this day by A. A. MASON A CC.,
oet27 23 Fifth etroet.
Wooh-20,0UP Ile of Tub, fulled and Flor.o Wool
Varited by SPRINGER LIARIIAUGH,
mt 24 No. 2Pb Liberty street.
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BUITIM-30 kegs prime Itiestern PeratsylTlillia 'Wan'
In store and for sale by
0t124 SPRINGER HARBAI343/1.
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17 belm dusted hoes 114 r in store and
ki for sale he lact23l 11AILHAUGEI
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30 bales Hops just riutilrvid atidtor tittle by
cet24 SPRINEIHR lIASBAUGII
.U 0 littDOES— 200.000 Torpednes;
Ani bolts Fire Crarkeza;
Juai received and for sale by
oetVl
H ERRING-?1Oer
boles extra errand new flrLog, Jurf
rrcalred and far risk. by
)ATES—Ib mats trtath
10 dozen Captra ; joot ree.ived and far sale by
Q,IIOOND II N D 1-1 A NoB.—On; 614 ontavel'iilofor
In elegant Itoetiwood ( . 2110, with carved moulding and
iron tram.; wart-noted to by In perfect order. $2.26.
One 7 1 ,', octave Piano forte, to Mahogany case. $175.
Ono 6 " $125.
One 6 $lOO.
One 6 ' 1 76-
ME3223
For sale by CHARLOTTE BLUME.
octl2 No. 11.8 Wood street, 2,1 door above Fifth.
MARON '8 BLACKING—Asortod—J received and for
sale by iciet?..2l FL EH NG BROS.
YUATT ON TUN STRUCTURIC AND DISEASES OF
TUE HORSE, with their remedies; do, Prantlcal
Rules to Buyers, Breeders, Breakere, Smiths, Alt ; htutight
dolma to the present time. By W. C. Spooner M R. O. T. S.
To which Is prefixes!, ao scrount of Broede In the United
States, by H. S. Randall. For Dile by
ort24 B. T. O. MORGAN
Mk:RIM/6, l'AltAailsTTAS, Am.—A. A. hissos A Co.
have now on hand the most extsnaive and varied as
sortment of Drees Goo la to be found, comprising French
awl kllgfillh Merinos, Paramettaa, Alpacas, plain and figured
De Woes, Dress Plaids, 4., of every grade, and the most
fashionable styles. 00129
rpuillifiNGlF—A large and well selected stock of Dres — a,
1 Cloak and Bonnet Trimmings, comprising all am new•
eet styles and moat fashionable colors, received by
oct2d A. A. MASON & CO., 25 Fifth at.
('k PRNINd OF TALMA4 AND CLOAKE I , on Wednesday
/ and Thursday, the 24th and 25th of October, at A. A.
hi AgoN A opri, 25 Flab street. Two hundred Moire An
tique, Velvet and Cloth Tatman and Cloaks, of Die latest
patio styles: Id/90, ten cartons of Misses' and Children's
Talmas, richly trimmed. cret
000T011 BNUYie—Orrett's-3 casks just reeei4;laixi
I. for sale by loot= PIRA ING RROB.
,
ii ARD OlL—Winter Strained—b bble ju.t received and
I 4 for sale by I octsl2l_ YLICRING ERGO
ACIABBAR OIL—A supply of the genuine ?daiswear
011, for beautifying and promoting the growth of the
hair, just received by JOB. 51.R511N0,
oct2 corner Dimond and Marked st
JOS FLEMINO
SALI HATILY--60 boles pure fur Kale by
oct9 HENRY 11. COLLINS.
POTASH -10 cake prinuTfor Rale by _ _
net? II liN NV H. COLLINS.
_
SAL:l i t t ATUrI-26 boater pure Srl .. tlr ratue y i
forirtale
COLLINS
ITIRIgna-2 40 anises llds day !waived and for sale by
orp2l LUINRY TI. COLL] NB.
15KOMINB-125 ounces for sale by
ocl9 B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO
Alt') OIL-20 bblo No.l lanolog sod for Bale by
oet9 . A. ' . sgif .
WHITING—Vtia bail for main by
B. A. FAHNEATOCR & CO.,
.t2t.4 corner First and Wood aim.
VNITIAN RED-100 bbls for Bale by
V oct29 B. A. VABBBSTOOK A CO.
VOODeI-300 bbla for tale by
oct29 B. A. YARNESTOOK I CO
S'LILA WHIMSY ..ASH-1 new and excellent
article for cleansing the teeth and purifying the breath.
A large supply received by JOSEPH PLRMEING,
aspil orner Market and Diamond.
UrLOVES AND GAUNTLETS—New styles receiving daily
In cloth, silk and fur, at
ont7l L. EII&NEIFTELD A dON!S.
• 4.•
.'"" •
Fall Trade... 4855
JOHN MOOIIH E
NICW ot.A.IKS—J min received by express, Dots day—
Memoirs of 8. 8 Prentiss, In 2 vole;
floc's ?fusels In China, in 2 vole;
Lady of lbe West, or tiokl &Amp. by J. BoDori;
OW Ocnesteful, by Ann 8. Stephens ;
A spi rat loo—antoblograptly of Liirlhood, by Airs ;Banners;
iiiiicspie on Surveying—a Dew work ;
Bag Picker, or Bound and Pree ;
Spalding's Japan ;
Tennyson 's Poems, new edition ;
lowa as it is In 1..4.53, (eighth supply; )
Dr. Dixon, or Beetles of a New York Burgeon ;
Bayard Taylor's Japan •
llonvettold Words for November, 20 cents;
Yankee Notions do 12 do
Petrwson's Magazine do 17 do
?ats Lado's Book do .20 do
'a ktagszine do 10 do
N. Y. Journal, (socond finpply,) 18 do
All who want Books as moon as published, call at LAUF
FHB'S Bookstore, No SO Fifth street. octet
YAIER A ANDNILSON. I 6.1 UN I/ RIBS-100 bags itio Coffee;
No. 39 Wood 'errs( 1. 25 po:Beta Java Coffee;
REYMER & ANDERSON
RICYMISIt A At NMCBSON
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Entrelk Insurance company.
A ,lf 01124119,1 lorAklrreen /Are:tare, to save for the
- .4ll&':6 3s6l AParrba'lleld:iit - thts Mee of the Cora
pony; oci TIIESD Villierlath'day ortiov.taber next, t o .
tin:splint hoturs 0 10 oral p o'clock A. AL , x:.
novi:dtd B. FINNEY, Secretary.
Bank of Pittsburgh,
October 10. 180.
AN ELECTION , fsr Thirteen Dlreetort of this Beni, fcir
tv. the ensuing:year, will be holden at the Drinking
Rouse, on MONDAY, the lith day of November next, be.
Imam the beetroot 9 A. M. and 3 P. M.
Also, a general mooting of the Stockholders of the Bank
of Pittsburgh will be holden on- TUESDAY, the Bth day of
November next, at the Banking louse, in accordance with
the pet:Aristotle of 'the charter.
octl94lwawim
t • 4,
at 00 tiliallepo B auk,
Pittsburgh, Oct. 18, 18554
A N EI.fiUTIONItor Thlsteetrinrectors, to serve for the
owning year, VIII be held at the Mechanics' Bank of
Pittsburgh, on the third Monthiy of November next, at the
Ba sking Homo onVoutth street. totween the boon o(9 A.
ht. ancl 3 P. M.
Mea l -a general tuft' ing of the Stockhollere will be held
on thefirtt Irtzesiay of November, at the Same place, at the
hour or 10 o'clock A. M. 'GEO. D. 'IIO , 3R*W,
oetlB Clyttner.
Mir ti/Gte. Nom or karmaElio,
August 31, Mb.
TWE'BIDOETIOLDEES of the Mcchanics' Dattlt pi Pitts.
burgh are hereby notified that We thinllnstaynent of
per'sbaro Wl4l bodue on the 10th of October. Kroaialoe
and the fourth and teat Instalment of 1. 12 , 511 PER gnomon
the 2dth Nwreinbor following, payable at.the,, Banking.
House, on Fourth street, as por,resolutlon at Abe 11.:Ard of
Dfraltars. I &dal ONO. D ., MoOtilSW,Naphler.
:fitesrUhassta and Ittatintacturerist [lll4l
Pittsburgh, October 19,1 0.
A N ELECTION for Thirteen Directors of this Doh will
A
be held et thallanblog /louse, on MONDAY, llhe 19th
day of November next.
oct2oallm W. 11. DllNNY,.Caribier.
A gleotton.
MEETING of the Stockholders of the EunPetteseeetrße
and Nobladown Plank Road COmpany, for the purples
of choosing chicon to serve for the ensuing year, vtlll be
held at the office of the Treasurer, 92 Fourth street, ou the
FIRST MONDAY of No (ember next.
By order of the Board.
oaf/ AUSTIN LOOMIS, Treasurer.
Illeettola mita',
Tug Stooktiolders of the Pennsylvania Insurance earn
' puny, of Pdtsburgbiate - b4tehrriolitled, that the An.
noel Election for Directors forrialACOm .y will be held
at the. aka, cornet of Smartt and 'Stair • I aid streets, 00
MONDAY, the 6th day of November, 1855, at 10 o'clock A.
M. roctSl4] A. A. CARRIER., .
Plank Aland Election.
m °TIM is hereby. given, that the Annual Election for .
Di officers of the Allegheny and Perrysville Turnpike and
Plank Roadeocaparty will be held at the bones of Hugh
Dadra, in Hoar Township, on MONDAY, the 6th day of
November, A. D. 1866. JAMES A. GIBSON,
oat ttldautd President:
rrHE Stockholderb Sn the Allegheny and New Brighton
1 Plank Road Company will meet .t the house of M.
Hartman, Woods' Run, on .MONDAY, 6th November nest,
between the Lours Of one std live o'cloCk for the
purpose tf electing one President, live Manager& and one
Treasurer, to nerve for one year.
by Order. JAMES COOPER.,
octl6 Secretary.
Dissolution of Partnership.
PartnereLip formed by the underaigned and June
O'Neal., in currying pn " the Camden CAM Works."
under the name and style or JONES, O•NEAL & MILLER,
Is now dissolved !AAA() JONES.
July 7th 1850. JOHN D. MILI.ER.
Orphans , a. octet Male
OF TIM
GREER FARM
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court or A l legheny
County, the undersigned, Administrators of the Late
David Greer, decease!, will expose to Public Bale, on the
premises, on TUBBDAY, November 13th, at I o'clock P.M ,
that valuable FARM in Plum Township, bounded by the
Allegheny river, Plultneseek, and lands Of Michael Bright,
containing about 170 acres.
otwernor SPATE.
The aboie Perm all be subdivided into Loth of Ter to
Twenty Acres, offering an excellent opportunity to many
who have long wished for a country site embracing to
crest advantages fn location and fertility. The Lots are
laid out to front on the Allegheny river and the Allegheny
Valley Railroad, by which It is within a few minutes' rile
from the city.
This property Ia beautifully situated, commanding splen
did flew.; of Allegheny river scenery, and is the most de
sirable far lbuntry flames offered in this county.
Care wilt have at 10!,,f, o'clock on day of sale, from Lasr
renerrille, to einvey purchasers to the pounds.
Platte end further uteri:nation can be obtained of BO
AR/ND GREER, No. 134 Wator street, or at the Auction
itnouts.
Tanws—One-third cash; residue in one and two years,
with interest.
EDMOND WISER, ~,m inidwo,
SOPRIA GREER, '""
°et= P. M. DAVIP, Auctioneer.
Dlssoluillon of Co-Partnership.
TOR Partnership heretofore existing between the under.
signed under the name and style of IiPIIINORR ISAR.
BAUGH a CO., le dissolve] t.l mole.] consent The bush
were 01 the firm will be settled by either of the undersigned,
at their o,rl stand, no. 55 Liberty street The bora:ices
will be motioned, as formerly by Spriorier flartraugh.
Brit' liR lIARRA UO
Pittsburgh, October 24, 14155.
Springer lierbaugh,
f'IO3I,IIIISSION Dealt!. in Wool, Provisions
k_s and Produce getunully, 00. Vá Liberty !street, Pitts
burgh., Pa. oet2l
Itxot atm , . Notice
Ur WERRA% Lettere Testamentary to the Estate of
TV. WILLIAM PIttNiTOR, late of Allegheny City, decod,
have been granted to tha subscribers, all persons indebted
to mid mtaie will maim, Immediate payment, and timed
baring claims or demands against the same will present
them without delay, duly mithenticited, for settlement, et
the office of Mitchel it Palmer, Attorneys at Law, No. 87
Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
CUElillY PROOTOIL Executrix,
Phillipsrille.
JOAN J. MITQWEL, Executor,
oeSS:lsertiw No. 87 Fifth street. Pittsburgh.
Administrator's Notice.
vWHEREAS, Letters of Administration, de 47411 non
ours testament.° tamczo, to the itatate of ruomas
D, late of the Cl'y of Pittsburgh, deceased, have teen
granted to the subscriber, all persons indebted to said 013.
tats Will make Immediate payment, and those having
-'elms or demands against the same sill present them
about delay, duly authenticated, for settlement.
JOHN J. HITCOEL,
No. 87 Mit street, Pittsburgh.
122111DT1
IM MUSIC reeelval, per express, by CII A it
-1,1 LOWE BLUM 8, No. 118 Wood street—
Ilasel Dell; II nole Kitty ; Old Bob Maley ;
rarodi Mazurka; Mare you seen Sam'
Champagne Febottlneh; Snow Flake Polka;
Newport Wallas; Paisley Ochottbieki ; Neboappe Polka;
Din 1101 DSO-- Wurtel; Young Awake Sellottlach ;
Trees of the Forest --oempaulgin to 81ellsof the °COMO ."
A Mother's Player;
Flay you love me—ltomatirs ;
My Old Virginia Moms—new wing;
Le Tyrol, wilti variationn—W. V Wallace ;
What shall be my Themnf—a W. Warren;
Moonlight au the Ocean ,
Oh, fare then well, my own love;
My Bark I' Gaily Dancing;
Village Maiden—S. C Foster;
Conte where my Lovell,. Dreaming;
"dons for Quilar Playere,"—a collect/an of twelve beau-
WV melodies for the guitar, by Y. Kruger;
" Poster's Melodien," arratiged for guitar;
" Bogue! of Melodlea," do do by Edw. Pique.
A NEW STOCK OF PIANOS
Will arrive and be open for In.lealion lisle weak.
CIIARLOTTE BLUME, No. 118 Woad at .,
Siscond,,door above Finn.
40 0131 s N. 0. Sneer;
26 DMA Refined Sugars;
I DU bids prime N. 0. Molasses;
75 half chests Green and Black Teas;
75 boxes Tobacco, favorite brands;
26 bores Pepper;
75 bones Pimento;
25 boxes Extra Colbert
100 boxes Mould and Dipped Candles;
25 boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes Eosin Soap;
25 boxes Variegated Soap;
25 dozen Buckets;
10 dozen Tuba ;
WO reams Wrapping Paper;
20 dawn half tow Bags.
For sale by (oot30) JOHN MOORHEAD.
111169 KNOYCLLOPEDIALOP 01111HIST1LY, Pruett ritua
Theoretical embracing Its application to the Arta,
Metallurgy, Mineralogy, Geology, Medicine and Pharmacy.
By James C. Booth, A. M., N. A., P. 8., Metter and Refiner
in the United States Miot, Professor of d polled Chemistry
In Lbe Fr ,nklln Institute; assisted by Campbell blorfitt,
author of " Applied Chemistry" and "Chemical Manipula
tions " Second edition. For sale by
ost2 •B. T. C. MORO iN, 104 WI
NEW BOOKS*Tast received by the Adams Express
Company:
Blackwood for October contains sertral good articles on
the Crimea War.
Putnam's Magazine for November ; 20 cents.
Graham's do do 20 do
Ballou's do do (third aupply,) 20 els.
(Raley's Lady's Book do 20 do
Yankee, Notions do (second supply,) 12 do
luelle's N. Y. Journal do (fourtb aupply,) 18 do
The Cloven Foot-11 new work.
Harper's Magatioe, Knicke. backer and Leslie's Gdzette
of Fashion expected this day, and will alt be sold at 20 eta
per copy only. in future we will tell all Magazines and
Papers for cash only.
All who want new and good Books as soon as published,
will call at LAUFVER'S Bs okstore, No. 30 Fifth street.
oct3o
11113 E °gl BIBE LißftritTlO SOAP—This valuable Soap
j Is now acknowledged by thousambi to be the best rem•
oty for the cure (chapped hands, lips, or roughness of the
skin. It is far superior to Cold Cream, Amandine, (wavy
of those compounds heretofore in usa for preserving the
skin soft and smooth dating the cold windy weather of the
winter season. Price, 12,1c4 cents per cake. Sold by
oct3o S. L. CUTHBERT, 53 Market st.
PRAONB who want a REVOLVING CALENDAR, will
please call or be disappointed. These awful satiates;
aro rapidly becoming favorites with all who W. them.
They are the moat convenient Almanac in tiserand last for
all coming time. Only fifty cents. Gall soon. Bold, whole.
sale and retail, by B. L. CUTHBERT,
00t.30 63 Market street.
BuXES SOALED DEEMING ;
1J1..1 250 boxes No. 1 Barrios;
600 half boxes Gallour Sardines;
a* boxes do do
300 quarter bxs. do do
5 dozen Anchovies;
5 dozen Capers;
dozen Olives;
6 dozen Lobsters.
duet received and for sale by
liKridEß A ANDERSON,
sexa N 0.39 Wood street.
OUSICKEEPINU GOODS—A. A 4AaS a have re.
Il ceived anotherlot of Linen azd IRifisek6eptus GOO*.
Their stock will be f6und to contain ajall aa3cient of
every article in his line.
B LAC4BOARD ORAYONS—A ftesh w ann 4 r= at
Stationery Warehouse.
<;~
~5~,
n
~ 5„ ~;
~'9+.:,`
JOHN BNYDHR, Outlier
Notice.
LKX. HORS YTB
IM=l=M
mgpitikt.,
Le" l fi l 9- o PkacCur4.llll.4olo4;ppar4tion •
L i ti elniio.;i d'heA l 4o , M.kt7r iliiii:-..n tq mut
y.
Mg for 'nehibelitde to announce to the/ ppblia that the
`Milky of BALLS' PATENVETEI MA'S Li now no expert.
ment, , —thair wonderful Otroots are coming daily to the
knowledge of thepropriotora. strange as tit coaymem, it
that bedllpetvl filth entirely ant
alghttidnitid ta Ito itigfakflafdr. Those cup? are simme
yet philooolinititi. : Tho ariiiMed Without 'pain a the least
tt w ort ia ge h r tipear ottaj ka ury id
7 3 , illnahlwtheMiwitillobeorf:"n4 several
A MY MM EFro p'e nl ye the t pti o l iv osOp 7o h r i k ea ßv i been
invented by Jr. Ball Is, 010, of this city, by, the applioation at
which the `cornea of the era if grad ashy raised to its origi
nal convexity causing the Urns to impinge, on, the retina
without the aid of convex lenses. Thee by an ifityt pree(ri
persons who have used glasses for yea areeinilde.l to
dispense with them. . •
The editor of the reultsylvanis D.moerat writes as fol
lows, respecting the cure of Alre. Gureteutt, of Uniontown
Pennsylvania:
UNIONTOWN, Pa., Angus / A.l g 1864.
Being well acquainted With Mrs. Cutattav d„.l 4 knnw the
before she a. ed • 1aa11 . 13 PRtdit 111
Eya-OUp9," it„14.11 1p0a35/ •
hie for her to read without the use of spatulas; and that
hat sight has been Teetotal 17 the use of the Cup, an that
The now reads print with tier naked ale withoat ddltaulty.
Joan W. Biala, Ed. Penn. Mettiocrat.
• •
Dear Sir—!laving lost
jicitaaltroivs, June 1,1854.
eight bY..okt age,3 Wee in
duced to purchase year . wooderiul. instruments, and by
using the same , according, to Your iXitectlene,l. succeeded ia
restoring my sight Do, that t can: read'yyAlga malty with
out spectacles. X"imito r0t:41684 rcly sgectes for the last
three or four months; whiehshawa that the resteration is
ea a temporary one, but a valuable and Permanent cure.
blunts& Sam,
Ofthe firm of Snell it Brothers, Riad*, blase.
,
By reediting five dollars, a pair will he , seat, post
paid, with bill.directione, to any mat of the country. Ad.
dress DR. OWL 11. E. 8113511, corner of Wond.,,Street sod
Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, Ps. • - seplgdaw
Important to Fariners.Atewellliteov•-
ertem•o•VEGETABLE CATTLE PORI:MR.—Thera Pow
dera are put up in one pound pack;„ and are really a good
article, not only for the diseases incident to hoiyes, cows,
mine, and other animals, Wilt they ate likatilve steer
lent article to improve the condition'of the animal.;
Ebr Aftich Lbws, they not only improve the condition of
mllch ewe, but they truhease the quantity eawell, as im.
prove the quality of milk and bUtter, Tae prOprietOrs say
that IC Increases the qnantity. of .butter from ball a pound
to a pound a week to each 'cow, while these patois who
have tried it say a pound and a half fo bra pytinds per
week, with the same kind et feeding as before. Of toe
thing we are certain, all who use it ones will use . it all the
time, and cave money by the operation aa well as Improve
the appearance of their 'took. Price 25 eta. a paper; 5 pa.
pers for 51. OHO. U. REISER,
Corner Wood street and Virgin allay,
octl2 . Wholesale and Retail Agent.
Oar Cough Lismedlia.— Ir. Keyser's Penton
Syrup will cure you.,
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will corn Bronchitis.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Laryngitis.
Dr. Reyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Influenza.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure a cold in the head
Dr. Kayser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Incipient Con
sumption.
d recent letter from Kr. J. W. Vesta, of Rokeby, Ohio
64,18:
"I want you to send me two bottles of your Pectoral
Syrup by mail. There Is a lady here trho hat a ociugh 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. Harara's Pecroata Sump and take no other.
Price, SG cents. Sold at DE. - KEYSER'S, No. 140 Wood
street, and at J. P. PLEMINGII, Allegheny. ap26:daw
rots will , cure
Trussed as various prices always on bead.
C htildretVis Trusses ordifferent forma and itrength
for sato.
Elaine Rine kings Air varicose or enlarged Velaa
A bdomnlallitlpportere—adosen ditrennt triads.
Pt le Props for the mopes: and cure of Pilatt.
Shoulder Brasses to relieve s cookediund deb:fined
condition of the Chen, and many diseases of ttos Cheat.
Suspension Bandages.
MI these articles may be had or applied at DR. T.
&C£'B Wholesale and Retail :TAWS DEPOT, 140 Wood
street, sign of the Golden Boner; or will be sent to any
port of the country by sending the money and measure.
sp2talaw
44 - A Substitute for the Nem Liqhor
Lavrt--Dit. URBAN'S ANTI•BACCHANAI TAN ELIXIR,
a safe and sure remedy for the cure of
INTEMPERANCE.
A concentrated vegetable extract, and as a tonic 191 1 / 1 13-
q 1.11.4. Tor the folluwingpamplaints it tau most valuable
medicine: IVipepsia,Liaer amp/dint, Epikply, Nem ci 10 et,
PlieJ, Feveni of alikinda, /Miriam. Tremens. General/Abffify.
This Monicindls intended to produce a change to the Eqe•
tem, srQ a diliaStil fur wcoholic drinks. Several instrinces
where we have sold It, we have bad the most gratitsing
results; No, to parsons who are really desirous of breaking
off the Indulgence In intoxicattng.beverages, this elixir will
be greet help. Saki IA St per bottle at the Drug Repro of
DR. CEO. EL trEYSEII, Igo. 140 Wood greet, corner of
Virgin alley, sego of the Goldeukiortar. • --
DR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
GERBIANBITTER . g
PREPAIIRD 'BY
DB. C. JACESOW, ta Philadelphia, Pa.,
ronrsozii Cdua
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA JAUNDICE,
Mronic or Novena Debaily„DitellMS i t :: Kidneys, anti
al/ diseanw artring from a dlsOnfcred • or &mock.
tin IW l Cc =es,
Poi , " or Blood to the
Bead, MtiortfieStonmott,
Nausemllearttmen, Meng for Ford,:
Fulness or weight in. the. StorsterlOour
Itruetationg, Sinking, or Pluttering at the Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming of the limddlurried
end Dl>>f cult Breathing, Flattering at the Ileart. Choate
tog or Suffocating &nestle n when in lying Politure, Dlnineee
of V Won, Dote of Webe before the Sight, Pena. and
DnV Paln in the feed, Deficiency of Perspiration
Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Roth, Chad, Urals, &a, Sudden
Rlush or Heat Burning in the
814, Dondant lumen ,
Inge of Evil, and great
Depression of
Spirits.
The proprietor, In calling the attention of the public' to
this preparation, does so nit a feeling of the utmost t on&
deuce in Its virtues and 114 A, salon to the diseases for which
it is recommended.
It is no new and untried article, but one that has stood
the teat of a ten rare trial before the American people,
and its reputation and sale Is unrivalled by any alallar ph •
paratioro extant. The testimony In Its favor Oven by the
moat prominent and trell knonm-Phyalchana and ininvitta
ala, In all parte of the country Is lIILICIOII/30. Referring any
who may doubt, to my " flemorabilla,"or Practical Re.elpt
coot, for Fanners and Families, to be had gratis, of all th
A Clpal Oge and
e u an itt uft,CD,ry, L2O Arch street, Fhila
delphia, Pa. _
SW - Sold by Dr. 000.11. Ireyeor, 140 Wood street;,B. d
rstmeztoct t 0o No. 0 Wood. street; Fleming Brothers
60 Wood/divot ft. P. Swartz and J. P. Fleming, Allegheny
declikdawly to
To Wl:l.ol46dd* ItrosseigjAstilytOgXl sate rig
and Elaractfitetsaress. -
TOR SUBSCRIBER ie now importing a superior gnallty
1 of OIL OB COGRAO,rf whi]]h IX of an ounce with DO
gellans pure Spirit will produce a fineClugnan brandy.
losarlota OP noollvd.LE and ()TARO'S BRANDY; .ot
JAMAICA and ST. CIIOIX RUM, ARAM. CIDER and
PEACH BRANDY, HOLLAND SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
and SCOTTISH WHISKY, are acknowledged by the Now
York manufacturers] by the great demand after them. DI.
sections (or use trill, loyeriably be given by
DR. LEWIS YELICHTWANGER,
141 Maiden Lane. New York.!
D. S.—lmporter 01 Daguerreotype. Cleends,
Bismuth, Manganese Thorn's Ext.Oopaiva, Sulphate Am
mon* Ac. doable tr
J. U. JONES • R. D. DENNt
JONES &DENNY,
Forwarding and Commission Merehanta,
opl9J 6i WATER STRRET. PITTEDDRGIL
Boys and Youths' Custom Made Boots:
GlO. ALBltait, No. 71, corner of Wood and Fourth
streets, would, invite the adenticn of families and
others to the following named articles, which have beep
manufactured to Ms special order, and are—am regards or 1
teriale, workmanship, strength and style—as perfect as
can be found in any establishment, and superior to any Le
has heretofore, introduced : !
Boys' heavy two soled Winter Boots;
Youths'" u
Boys' P. Oalf " o 1
Youths' " re
Childs' " o " Bos.S, 9 and 10. •
Alec, Boys' and Youths' superior two soled Brogans.
Children's soft Morocco Sewed aootees:
Ladle? and , Blues' Calf, Morocco and Goat Boots:. • 1
Genoemen a superior water proof French Cali Boots.
Also, all kinds Of seasonable BOOTS and 8110 KB, made,
from the best materials for durability. oo 810 t onA
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N. G. MURPHY & BRO.,
NO. 5 WOOD STREET,
Have now In store a beaullfol assortment of .
DRY GOODS AND . SMALL WARE
BIITZ `tr..s';2l;l,l.l7l'hweyea!;, 1
11.217-.1;;.174
v... ~it.tet. costibr rasa, or to 'geofit prompt cli
months purchasers.
All pcitpfuntera are jprite3 and (feared to mi ke ati enact,
!nation or fheir tack. , oct,lnalawlm I
CA Ai PETINGS.
TAELAWARE COUNTY CIAAPBT
ASSOMATION, on' the Chester Plank !toad, two
below the dry . to Imperil this reason, AM:Mt
TER,.PAPPSTRT, BRIERIS?-114TINEIRSI,INA
and VENETIAN OA RPET NO,'at very roducol pr
for cash ar city acceptant% (interest; added:) The stock)
comprising also IMPORTED SAMOS of every variety,
can balssamlned at the FactorY-Warehons ,es Darby, Or at
the Btoroa, Nos.lB and DIN.SZOOND st
Wool•bought, Elms', Dyed or whinged for Carpets.
Jel4.ltnis • J. SIDNEY:IIOM.
WIIOI.ICSALE DRY GOODS.
AA. MASON k hue now oo hind probably ttol
largest and most complete stock of Goods- to be
found in the country, to which they invite the : attention of
cash and short time buyers—aromriog them that since th e i
factilly of commualcatton established by the Pennsylvant
liallroad, no goods have been or can be soldat aces rat
than the same can be furnished at here.
?dentist:its from all parts of the country are earagatlsi
solicited to call and test the truth of the above statement
oct24
PUTN.AId'a MAGAZINIS POW NOVISABKR. • .
Prank Leslie's Gazette of Fashion for November
Frank Leslie's! Journal do I
Oodey's LAO Book . -'' do - ' 1
Graham's /Magazine .1 do •
Petenson'a Magazine do -,: ' -' 1
florteshold Words do ..- ' l
Yankee Notions do
Tbompson's Detector do
klackwool's Magazine forOotober.
Art Journal. do- -
illustrated News, Octo ber 13th.
.i'Mil 80011111 NOW .8001011 ' !
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The Old Hateektead, by Mies Stephens, author of " Fash
ion and Famine.",
Twice hiarriedi a story of Connecticut Life.
?daunts° a Lottery; by Mrs. firer
Scenes in the Practice of a New York Surgeon; by Eder..
H. Dixon, M. D.; illustrated.
Beechcroft., by the anther of " Heir of Iledellffe."
AB t h e n e e, Booms -Tor eale as soon espn.diettelt Sub
scriptions received 'for any periodical published, and lent
resale:ly to the residence-of antr.cribers, or Bent bytnall
to any. address, by H. MINER 3 Otk,
oct3o No. 82 Smithfield street.
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oLLAND
Eat' Hollandsch . Irroideii• :hitters.
ply° YEARS kayo elapsed since thaintrodnation of this
_j_ vilittable - medicine into Alia , Dulled 'state. Daring
this time it has gelne4m nrtivitrutt popularity ass remody
for
Rver and Ague, Dys btigektion, Essiactie,
,Corr of 4 .l4lettit4l yMainmast
Many of our moat worthy' citizens leitti? tang wonderful
efficacy in all afTectienit:nt.AlneStOtaach:atuy diver. Asa
tonic, it never ham bead equalled, bathe relbtf it affords In
all cases of dability , lerweektterahf any kind iSalmost In.
atentanenua. In: nervous, theautuitkr:*l2lVaeatalgto oleo.
Eton., it basin numerous instanCes prove] highlybendloial,
and in others effeatad adeckled bate.
When eaduentinbyvichurs teactibe;Catelthidr patients
so unhesitatingly recomtnendi 'surely-WC may cease to
doubt, and eagerly teat Usvirtetet for:otuvelleaf.
BEVEL; Ithar ways.t.-
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A Clue of Eight Monad 7111 and Oita 's
Efollcmd R./sera—Michael Ifelly,qta ing
117 Chant, newr Sm J3oerherac
ith
field street, says: " Last July. while cunning on the river,
on a cation -boat plying between`Natchei and ‘New Oxfam,
I was taken with fever ma'am:lv , -For eight , long mouths
I suffered with thia dreaStfat (disease.. Too *ratter yen of
this dactyl was unablalovnint.and gent at bust fifty
lam for different maths% hub found - ant rel.ef.
Three, weeks ago, One Of InYlidelaa: no liDentia,'" Win
lleerhave's Holland Bitters, 1t5711101114, frow m eoe w/rag.
teed. After taktur /wane week, I MCl24:etitel was •
sound man. I have been. at Work now for two weeks, and
have had no return oftwtahllia Said fever whateittr"
I certify thaabolketateMent is trait.
"Xnatt AllAlll,
' Dltunmsd House,
• Or ist ILSklelter'ectlothin amt.
Mr. Mai " iroy.f . , ive found
in floerhanon reniody lienchiche Onailetdilty.
Plyirifo boo also with thetreatilft •
Mr. au tiletiObloni of Inthibing4idocirtinumlMtist tie
Lae eirpeiloneol much relief from Ito use for headache.
READ THISI
A Ito&nukes Testbnoky,4-Janob :111tudrea,'Iliing in the
llollandoettlenrant of rillenoygsm; Wlseenaln, kayit.After
aufforlng for some tbzwthairdeery attending an attar pros
tration.of mind and body, I have been -restored . ; by using
Parthavea Rolland Bitters, to perfect health?' -
The tact of thia remNy being brouch high repotiramrng
the Lbrilindera In Wised:laq htichborty Naw.York- - dn fact,
In i,ven% Holland settlement in tbeAritedllates—argurs
mud' In Ito favor.
4TBILNGTII AND HEALTH REBTORED.
Mr. John Davidson, living tan mils* above Pittatrorgb, on
the Pon iisylvtatiattanaL says: " When I cotontetiottil taking
Doerbavelt Holland Ditto% I anal hardly tralk--vonr,
enjoy eicallent - health "
WEAKNESS OP THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
....Inaber. Greed acre grated by Ikerhaveg litolkaul Bitters
—The wife of Peteihe Witte, living In Holland Town, She.
bonen county, Wisconsin, suffered 1:1311Cil from weakness of
Rpe tomach and Indlgehlion. the bact been undir a phy
efilho's care for Benin time, but the disease seemed to bailie
even Ida @kill. She purchased some Kolland'illttens at our
office which bee given lone to her Anon:tack bar appetite
end strength are returning, and welitadybelief's that tole
is anoth2r great yore effected by your cuedleine.
We have still to record many wootterfol enrol effected by
this remedy, but moat wall another OpoOrttinity. One
thing you can rely upon, what we have publiebett are from
persona tnie. much respected In our community, 4 a . n g d
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Editor Sheboygan Kleatticdei EllebOygss6 IVO.
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Case of Zoo Maras' -Sandi:lir !Fared by Rernare's
Hollcuut Baters,—Cleorge Ihnidereon, of Fittetrargh, nye:
“After eufferinglor th ree months with rheumatism—a part
43f the time so :severely as to confine me to my bel—l bare
been entirely cured by:nefugHoerhave's Holland Bitters.
I have tied one attack Altai butfound almostiostanbtneone
relief In 'the flame medicine. It IN in my opinbmin sure
remedy for rheumallem.. , .
NERVOUSAND RHEIMATIO AFFECTION&
This changeable weathec is likely to produce a great deal •
of elekneas. To perame troubled with nervous or-rheum
tic affections, we woad Veicantient 13Oerhavee -Holland
Bitters. On referriorto our columns, you wdl flottcertill.
cans from come clout flretearman and 'English cilliens.—
Yennayhttortaffbadts Zeilang.
THE %SWUM I , Ctlthi PIIES CAN DS CUBED.
We are at liberty to refer thiaminl well known gentle.
men, who have *add, thoroughly tested, end now recom
mend Boerhave'e Holland Batton -as a remedy for piles.
We are not at liberty toy:KOWA' their names, but will take
pleasure in referring Any person to them who denies this
statement
For ride olfaction ontrholf of the prescribed dose should
be taken—soy hollteaspoonful, morning, wan and night,
one hour before math.
olarrwitt •
The gnat popularity of this delightful Aroma has In.
dared many imitations, which the public should guard
against purchasing. Be-net persuaded to buy anything
eke until you have given Boarbare'et Holland Dittos a fair
trial. tine bottle will cansince youbow Infinitely superior
It is to all these Imitation& -
Sold at $l. per.hottle, or era boNlos for O. by the
sole Proprietors, BENJAMIN PANE, JIL> & Vas
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists arid Chemists,
corner Smithfield and Third sta., Pittsburgh.
IL B. 8.13171.ERS a 00., Druggists ,.
corner d Second and Wood streets.
And all Druggists In Pittsburgh., Allegherty,,l3lrmingbant,
Manchester and Temparanceville. sep29l.lvely
I 1 ti 11 . 40 RATING CORDIAL,
P.EXISTONSNON IN M&DICIIPb '
Haman itostored mid Lite Lengiblitiase
81011.8 . 1P13 IN VMORATntti
IT will rentsire *fear/teals iiith`lstrengthilnegwaitifirit
1 Wilda/ley, Inept Laity with oniform and natural so
tivity, and this not only without hazard of reitais. - but
wltha happy effect on the Onientilation- "
in mind thatall nitaladlea, otterever May hien; finish with
the nervous eisttion, and that the wafts:dim .the nerve
of motion and mutation le physical , death. Bear Mind.
abet, that for every kiwi nervous di/tease, the BlttirCar
dial le the onlpeelhalepreparattve known.
No language can convey an adequate idea of-the Jame
diate and almottmlraculmut clutrupg Wtdollit exessiutut in
the diseased, debilitated and shattered nervoitei',4eteun,
whether broken down by excess, weak by nature,or impair
ed by sleltness—the unstrung and relaxedtagemisation fi
et once braced, revivified and built up. The mental and
physical symptoms of nervous digitate vanish together nn•
der Ile:influence Nor is the erect temporary; for the Nor.
dial properties of the medicine reach the constitntiatillself,
and restore it to its normal condition.
Oontusion, giddiness, rush at blood to the head; melana
oholy, debility; hysteria, wretehethisaa, Ullman; of wit
destruction—fear of insanity, dyspepsia, general prostra
lion, Irritability, nervousness, inability to eleep, thanes
incident tamales, demi of the Propagating fftetiatly, hYs
ter* om t ereinie. vague terrors, palpilatlon of the heart
mponmcy, conetipation, ets>, from whatever causes arising
It is, if there be any reliance to be placed on human testi
many, ibsalutely inthllible. -
A WOW MBDIUINE 1/011.1fRMALITI.
The noparalkded edects et Able great restorative In all
CO/UpilthltB incident to tamales, merit anew 131M/13 the annals
of medicine. Zbousindsof eticaulantehave been invented—
thousandi of invigorante conoseted--all porporthcg to be
awdand In the vazionsdbmaces auddarangetwits to which
delicate form a tion orwoman. tender her liable.•
BVEIIY WOMAN Olv 811N84,
Who suffers from weakness, derangrautot, rientmenese,
tremors, pain In the beck, or any Other disorder, whether
patellar to harem or comae% ta both wero giro .the
Invigorating Candled a Ws ; "
• MARK= ;
Orothere, will tindtblat/ordlal ertar,thay Imre MA* bat.
Seer rem, a thertiigh. regenerator A' oik iorte r ge,'
illreetlons ere to be tend the EaPPrioatilato h=l:
opting, who would not heVe been -to ut for this
nary preparation. Audit Ii squally potentfor dismally As.
eases for which It le recommended. Thousands or young
men have been lettered by ushigii„ and stoat
stuns bas it failed to benefit them. ,
RIRBONB 01, PALE COMPL.II2I ON.
or esnatimptiri habits, are restore:Lb, the useora bottle or
two tahloom and vigor, changing theirsklub:en apale,rel•
11)1r, sickly eolor,to ►telantifol torld compleilott;
-TO T!L ZdIBM ' •• ,
These areal:mood the sad cog zdelinet6lldtoota troths.
eed.by 'early habits of youth, vim weakness of the back
and limbo, pains In tbs head, eem of sight, knot saw
enter power, palpitation of the htitti dmopsisi, nervous
ttritith4lity,deranement Or the digestireMetlons t general
debi%syroptonas of constaaptlonhete.. • . •
Man , the fearful &eats on .the. mind unload, tabs
dreaded. Leas of memory, conhudon of nosy dsprinudion
of aplrits, forehodhigNamatou soctety;palkthrtrast,
late of *soUtude;tintkilty. eta, are somata the /mg" pristty•
aa. 6llihnaaffiiated
_ BE,Olgt OONTZLITIAVNO,MARRUMLII
etionid"rOeet that • wand mind and body are the moat De•
aleaary regeilltesio proaestecoaanbial happinese,• Indeed,
without them, thejouiter through life betaitaas a weary
pitgrimagc—tha prospect hearty 'darkens the view; the mlnithecoatee aludoired"with deefalr, and inm witt, Abe
tiefatZt reflection that the happiness oi 'nether ba.
.
comes ted with yetir own_.
Dr.blonefetuviVrabidB Cordial lull test nothitoftfaliad
by some oriptincdpied *sone.
In tutu:mow the genuine Cordial will have the hroprle•
tees. faoaindle pasted Over-the cork of each. bolthr, end the
following wage blown in the glom;
Dr. Dorrions liortgarating • Corafril i p
G. H. BING, Prop:lgor, N. YI
The Oordhil pot up, hrghly oktceittrated t In iiint
tier—prier throe dollars per bottle, two faqir° °dog"
for twelve della= 0. H. littq6 j Proprietor.
192 steray, ir.
Bold byDrughtstbroughoutiroyolted 13tims. Clanad
and the West Indies,
-
pirreborgh OM RATOWS, N 0.140 Wood id
Do. .......-111XMING, BROS., No. &) Wood pd.
Do. --R. 43ELLEtt8; Wood itr.st.
atlegll®y Orty—DEDNELAM h APNENNAN ;
Do—JAMS T. SAMPLE Jk COQ
D0.........1. PLEINING.
Agent or 0h10...J. D. PARK, Canolotudi ' [dpll:ddirly
F. Browses Essence of JanainiceoGhluget.
T &dance la a preparation of unusual actg. lEB-ordinary diarrbcea, inciplent cholera, Io ebott,tu all
eases of prostration of the digeittite Antotio93l.4lB nits
datable, value Dining the provaleneepr epidemic etude=
end summer . coraphdete, it Of iieeuharly elhaectoun. no
laml y, individual or traveler should beetle:ea it, '-
Curios.—Be sure to get thy gm:thine 'Enteric% *Wails
-prepared only by R. BROW t , aL WS inng Wad' Chemical
store, N. E. comes or Fifth end Chestnut streets, Platnlel
pbia, and for axle by all the Apothecaries In the
'United Rates. and Writtahtnlth , • ,
14;A.PAusitimir Co& Co
0017 Ly.. Y - .
And In Alieghltiytly ' • •
ionwsgrz; •
- LEB A. AseAramm.
stvB, l sateilt .
Petlntoren'Oelebrittoli -laplaureling" tiane•29
SPRIIIIWINERrioi Calming ilotipa, G r avie s ,
PthbOileint. annter,46: We actable all good housewives
to try It Rries26-cente per bottto, stall Grocery etti2lsmit
Morel; In the United Staten and Cacadas
libr fide by VOLD= an. 1•11. H. KEYSER, Pl ttabaigb-
P.. T WEIGHT
241 Market ahapt, Philadatabla
,hicittlulavls,
FILMS, OABSOIStuci,Imo awl .Yl_llll saiected
stock of Broad °Wks, bud uksluma*
Clustnetta, Tweeds, Jeans, &c., f ast received by
octB A. A. LTAPON OO.
5.;5,
Flip, Au,
mid,
BEADACU AND D&BII4 .
MORSEM
01 - NSIIVOIIB DISUSE&
L 0213 OR MEMORY,
CALITTION.
AGENTS
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