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Bilastens AND Weasels Eien.teeelen To JAIL.
—Teetiit'dOextOrning, after thee +opening /of the
Quarter Seeslbtle Judge lld'Olareelead the fol
lowing decision relative to the motion In amen
judgment and for a new trial, in the ease of
Bennett, Shannon, Savage, and Watson, auu t o ,,
•
ted of a violation of the restraining liquor law :
William Bennett was convicted for a violation
of the act of April 14th, ISM. A motion was
made in arrest of judgment, and also for a neer
trial, and reasons filed. Three eases were tricot
,by Bennett's conusel, and a fourth by other
counsel. In alt those verdicts of " guilty" were
rendered. The argument in one case applies to
each, except a difference in the case of James
Shannon, whit% will be noticed. Tho reasons on
motion in arrest of judgment will be considered
separately in the order in whioh they are filed.
- The first reason is that the natio anoonstitation
ol and void. The answer of the Court to this
xenon is, that the act Is constitutional and valid.
The second reason Is, that the first and second
'counts in the indictment are defective, tor they
charge the offence disjunctively, and that the
third count on the indictment does not charge
any legal offence under the statute. The first
count charges that " he did unlawfully keep and
mointain a Untie, room, and place, where vin•
Ode,' spirituous, malt and brewed liquors, or
some admixtures thereof were sold and drank."
The second count °barges that he did unlawfully
keep for Bale, sell anti give vinous, spirituous,
malt and brewed liquors, or some admixtures
thereof, receiving therefor a price, profit and ad•
vantage, and did then and there at the same
time voluntarily afford a place, oonvenience and
inducement by which the same was used as a
beeerage, without having first obtained license
agreeably to law for that purpose."
The third count charges that "he did unlaw
fully keep for sale and sell, vinous, spiritons,
malt and brewed liquors and admixtures there
of, receiving therefor a pries, profit and ad
vantege, and did at the same time voluntarily
afford a price and other convenience and in
ducements, by which the same was used as a
tevera ge"
The first and second o mete on the indictment
are drawn under the second section of the act,
and the third count is drawn under the fourth
section of the set, and is in the conjunctive.
The offence charged is set forth in each count
la the words of the act of assembly.
It is alleged that the two first counts are de
fective, inesmuch as they charge the ()fierce in
the disjunctive.
The words of the act is in the ditjanotive to
Section second.
Uit be put in the conjunctive , the letter and
meaning of the act are departed from, and it
will require proof of' two separate (deuces un
der this ant, in order to movie on one.
if it is an offence under this act to Bell the
liquor raw, It Is au offence to sell it mixed, but
if this objection to the indictment held good,
then before there can be a conviction for selling
raw liquor, the prosecution must prove that it
was sold raw and mixed both, and before there
can be a conviction for selling an " admixture,"
the Commonwealth must prove that it was sold
without any admixture at all .
The disjunction world be fatal as an objection
if it described a; different offene•, but here it
describes the same offence, kindred, perhaps
identical, in Its character and embraced in the
tame enter:toe of the mot of assembly, in the
same Sentence of the act.
What goes before the word or," might have
been embraced in one count, what fo lows the
word "or," might have been material for an
other count. Suppose this had been done, aid
one for selling an " admixture."
Dee or the other would have been found true
to a certainty, for this the jury has done, and
the findieg of either, be it one count or two,
is a complete offence and the deponent runs no
risk of injustice.
The form of the count is sast yeinad b prece
dents of approved authority, framed to meet
violations of laws against -ening without li
cence, in violation of laws similar in their char
acter and intention. Au indictment charging
the larceny of a horse of a sorrel or bay "
color, is good. The identity of a horse or man
does not consist in the color of his hair, nor
does'Spiriluous liquor lose its identity or effect
by belief; Mixed with something else .
It seems to me that if one half of the first and
second counts were stricken cut as eurpluaage,
enough would remain to make an offence under
the statute, and that charges in those two COUD'e
contain ample material for four .
If there be one good count in an indictment,
though others may be defective, a judgment on
the indictment will stand. The jury have fiend
every allegation in these indietmente true.
But the third count is sufficient, independent
of the rest. The objection urged against this
count is, that it does not conclude without
having first ;obtained laden se agreeably to claw
for that purpose." This conclusion le in the
second count, and it is enrplusage, and had the
third count concluded in the same manner, a
license under the Act of 14th April, 1855, would
have been no defence ; - fora license would o , nfer
WO Prit.bOrtly to "furnish, voluntarily to afford a
place and other convenience and ucemeet
by
Which the same was need as a beverage
The omission of this conclusion did not pre
vent defendant from giving in evidence his beer
license from the county, however, and the Court
charged the jury that if he sold nothing but
what he was licensed to sell, he must be acquit
fed. );t was proved he sold brandy. The swarm
of precedents of iedietmente which charge with
"keeping tippling houses without license from
the court," might, I think, be amended, for no
court was ever empowered to license " tippling
houses," but " taverns "
The third exception, via : that no indictment
or presentment was found by a grand jury for
the offence which was tried, Is contradicted by
the existence of the indictment.
The fourth exception, that defendant was
forced to plead without a responsible witnesson
(horsed on the indiettment, is without force.
The constable of the Ward was endorsed as
prosecutor.
It may be against the policy of the law to in
flict the Costs of prosecution on a public officer,
but a jury is not confined to the name of a prose
cutor on an indictment. They are at liberty to
find s prosecutor and punish one whose name
does not appear at all. Or, they may say that
the county pay the costa. The jury is not con
fined to the indictment in finding a prosecutor.
To say a constable is not a prosecutor, is to
strike the law dead at a blow, for none other will
appear as prosecutor under this sot.
This law makes it the especial duty of the
C o urt to see that constables make their returns,
an d infliets a new and severe punishment on
constables for neglect therein,
It i s well ynown that no witness appeared in
• any of these oases except on attachment, most of
the witnesses took to the railroads; those who
did appear, came by force, aud testified with
.evident reluctance.
a The fifth exception is a misapprehension, and
an error in fact.
To the sixth exception, it is sufficient to say,
that though time and place muerte+ attached to
every material fact averred, the time of commit
ting an offence (except where the time enters
into the nature of the offense) may be laid on
any day previous to the finding of the bill, dote
lag the period within which it may be prose.
outed.
The seventh exception is that the verdict of
the jury was " without evidence" and " against
evidence."
This is a rash and reckless assertion. It wee
proved in a manner apparent, transparent, clear
and overwhelming, that each and every defend•
ant kept hie grog shop in full blast, in open,
wanton, end notorious violation of the law of the
land, thus enjoying a monopoly of custom and
profit, because others had ceteled to sell in obe
dient:es to law, whilst these defied it.
Not a /eagle witness was called by defendant
in this pr any other case, for the purpose of
contradicting the testimony of the Common
wealth, or for any purpose. It would have been
idle to BM rapt it.
The eighth and last reason, that the defendant
was "et tried for what he wan indicted, most al
lude t o the date In the indictment, and is the
saw a s l emon sixth. DIRECTOR PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.—We
To this ; would answer, that the defendant
deretand that Wm. M. Lyon, Esq., of the firm of
cannot compWiti that he was not indicted four• Lyan Shorb, has been appointed Director in
teen times the neznber of days, instead of once, the Pennsylvania Railroad, by the Commiesion
or indicted fourteen thousand times, viz : once ore of this county, vice Gen. Wm. Robinson,
for every glass he sold, for every time he via- whose term had expired.
laded the law; foret the law be as defendant's
commit contend, thn the sale of each glass is a TaRATRE —IMIBS Matilda Heron's personation
of Camille, last evening, was a superb piece of
h eaters .
pia played
h e
e i
r s
edu ring undoubtedly
the the
presenthes
separate offence. But the Commonwealth did
B a c o t :Le w es who
not contend for any such doctrine.
The ease of James Shannon presents two new
features, arising in no other ease. lir good article always triumph over any
1. The jury did rffil return a epeeist verdict tr i Z t e u de , , t o jt i te m tt ug e-. , lt u b t •s.
t b rr n eally m rare thestlt6vertYted:rtYite,a
a capablethe:(tiClor.modetd.olzie9valirrmaioniodp.romisedpeud...eittfororit.,s inflated ilinelat.trantd,
as requested. ,
2 After discovered testimony
this, fir it boa been taken hold of by the people and used,
Nobody hindered the jury from returning
do, bu tp o t foun d Prikag In curing any of Lag* to
special verdict if they saw proper so to Dote eta
they did not soy f orm. 1r31:11 these "'I; why
Seder oath, It not
be__e_ppi.reetatd
cumuu rin go d n uesS erai r . avocet: o de t For sale by-Drug-
In
espzoto4algpveoriradirsthepoljuitrycofiteldrorunop
which
HMITETTES, SMITH C o.,
In
t hat
aide 0:4 ought to and, though the facts may be nova
mannetiotenca, ter Penn at .
7'
iSK:" `'
_ •
Giese. If the jury, hei4 bop ,!!ignorant In point I
of law sh tette& eideithereinghtntiim the facts
to find the issuequ then they would have been
ignorada-indeed;-qt'the)titrikilrerelreithre and'
arbiters,. fitialvaild Vitpraine .vf=ftiots, laws and
constitutions, -es the argument of defendant's
counsel indleatec thin haw abenrd. and eontre
dieters' to delithentlit elilnextbreath by their
verdietto swear they did not karat what the law
was, and that law a statutlibefaeo.thelr eyes.
2. World thiatifterilfsetaterier tostimony, pro
duce on another trial airoptiosita result on the
merits? Is it national in its eadebt.
James Uoptooth, one of the witnesses for the
prosecution, who was brought in on - an attach
ment, makes affidavit ,
: that Solomon Saila,
another witness 'oho was brought in on an at
tachment, told him in the Sheriff's office be
fore the trial, that he knew nothing about it.
The Court knows James Montootlr; he is
man of character aud.truth, and the court be
lieves every word in his affidavit.
Now, some of the witnesses ran sway; same
were forcedattachment, and some 'who
had be e n-bought into court vanished like qulek
silver, and have not bean heard of piece.
Of course the witness told Montooth in the
Sheriff's office that he knew nothing about it.
He came in on• attachnient; apPittred with re
luctance, and if he had got a chance, he would
have told the Dietrict,Attorney the same thing,
to esoape _The,witncee was no
former; his eeciniiras casual; he went.into
Shannon's out Of iffliudden heavy rain.
Suppose -this testimony had been discovered
before trial, eel, witness had been asked if ;he
told Montooth, io doubt he would have admit
ted it, and given his TOSSOD, till: his witth to
escape being a witness at all.
What he said to Montooth was in conversa
tion, but last her swore in court was under
oath. _
If what witness - swore was iontrite, how easy I
would it have been for defendant to have proved
by hie barkeepers and dependents; how readily
could he havaprotied - by,traift and willing wit
nesses that he had.stontly obeyed , the law, and
refrained from sellidg and refused to selL
hig,aonldhaveleen a perilous undertaking,
itudit*aa'not attempted.
So far as regards the reasons for a new trial,
they are all embraced in the reasons in arrest of
judgment, which have been considered, noises
it be some two or;three which are deemed insuf
ficient and some of _these, as also io arrestof
judgment, are erroneous
‘ ia point of fact.
Now, how stand these oases on the merits ?
Were the defendants sprang upon by some sud
den and violent temptation which overpowered
their love of law, bananas reibitance to tempta
tion could begin? Certainly not.
Their conduct was a calm, determined and de
liberate violation and defiance of a law of the
land, and a persietantie and continuance in an
open contempt of the law, with their made,-
standings enlightened and their eyes wide open;
they knew the consequences, and they must
take the.consequences.
The law bais Pow been vindicated, and these
oases being the hest under its provisions, the
sentence will be light, and no precedent for sen
tences in future eases.
The motion and reasons for dew trial and in
arrest of judgment, are overruled.
After reading the shove document, his Honor
proceeded to sentence each of the defendants—
"to pay node of prosecution, a fine of $5O, and
to undergo an imprisonment of five days injeil."
THHOUGH TO New YOWL WITITOUT LANDING !
Quick traveling is the order of the present age.
Express and lightning trains are started, and
the route that can make the quickest time is the
popular one for travelers. Bat of all other in
ventions, panoramic paintings are getting to be
the most popular. Distant event:tea are exhibited
hundreds of miles from places they represent,
and the correctness of each views is often a
series of wonder and amazement.
But writing of traveling, there tea new method
before the publio—by which one can leave his
home in Pittsburgh, see all the eights in Goth
am, and be again safely by his own fireside, and
the time occupied:only two hours? Do you want
to know how snob a miraede is performed? then
go to Masonic Hall, and Ballard's Panorama of
New York City will show you more of the place
it represents than a week's visit would do. You
can see the noble North River, with its myriad
of steamers, ferry boats, ships and sailing crafts
of all descriptions ; California packets, with
their "signs dying in the rigging," announcing
the day of their departure; the bustle incident
to the arrival and departure of the Fall River
boats ; Castle Gordon, with its floating basin ;
the Battery, and the crowds promenading there
on ; Broadway, with its magnificent stores,
hotels, churches, and the crowds of pedestrians,
\omnibuses, to eral procession, military eompa•
wee, the City Rail, and scenes to which the eye
of a traveler is as familiar as his own name.
It exhibits at Masonic Hall every evening, et
7i o'clock, and we aro glad ,t is drawing such
full houses.
NOVENIBER 6
We PAID a visit yesterday to the jail, under
the new dynasty, and cannot but bestow praise
upon the present management. The cells are
clean and sweet, and so far as physical comfort
is concerned Mr. Phillips will do all that law
and humanity require to comfort the condition
of those inearoerated, whose lot at best is by no
means enviable. We met, during our peregrine
none, our friends Messrs. Savage, Bennett cod
Shannon, who have been jogged for a violation
of the jog law, and who now find that this is
' not altogether so free a country as some folks
think. They are bountifully supplied with the
best of bread and water, and.ere permitted, and
will be during their brief stay, to receive the
kind attentions of their friends. We hope this
trio may not endeavor to conceal hair strings
about their persons, and attempt to sew the
gratings. Jailor Phillips will please be upon
the alert. Soup allowed twice a week, wooly
horse in.
PARODI'I3 Corey:sr —The sale of tickets and
choice of seatr, for Mlle. Parodi'e grand concert,
on Friday evening, will commence this mem*,
at Meesra. gleber k Brotb•r'e music store.
There is the greatest musical excitement exist
ing in our city, and a great rush for seats la to
be expected. The Internal arrangemetits are io
perfect order—every seat in the Rail will be
numbered—and t each ticket and °bolos seat
a certificate will be given, which secures the
owner his seat. Ushere will be lo attendance
to show visitors their respective seats. Those
who wish to aectire their Beata meet be on hand
early.
Torso hirat's Socryrr.--On Sunday even ng
last in the basement of the Cathedral, upwards
of seven hundred young men belonging to St
Paul's congregation, assembled, and were ad
dressed by Bishop O'Connor, Hon. Joseph B.
Chandler, of Philadelphia, Bev. Hewett and
John J. Mitchel, -Ban., of this city. 4Ve under
etand the eooiety contemplates a series of lec
tures and intelleetual exercises during this win
ter. The organization starts fair and promisee
good results.
DLIMUCT Comm—Hon Id. Hampton on the
Benoh. •
Francis M'Kee vs. Thornton A. Shinn. Belden
for plaintiff ; Stowe for defendant. Verdict for
plaintiff for 6} cents.
Kane & Smith vs. Cash Mutual Insurance
Company. Shalet and M'Clowry for plaintiffs;
Sweitzer for defendants. Action to reoover
value of property insured in the Company. On
THE following are the ceders of the Allegheny
and Perryville Plank Road Company, elected
yesterday:
President—James A. Gibson.
Managers—George P. Hamilton, Thomas Gib
son, Nelson Campbell, Robert Swan and James
M' Aleer.
Treasurer—John H. Stewart.
P&NNSTINANIA INSTILAECE COUPANT —The fol
lowing gentleman were eleoted Directors of this
institution for the ensuing year :—Win. F. John
ston, W. M'Clintook, D. E Park, Body Pates
son, Jacob Painter, Wade Hampton, J. H. Jones
D. M. jog. W. B. Haven, Geo. W. Bmith, J. i.
Tanner, I. Grier Sproul, A. J. Jones, A. A. Car
rier, H. it. Coggshall.
BEAVEIL ACADZILY.—Wet sear tat the winter
session of this well known institution oom
menced yesterday. The Academy is under the
charge of It v. J A. McGill, who is assisted by
a corps of experienced and well qualified teach
ers. The prospects bid fair for a prosperous
mission.
COMMERCIAL POST
Tea Ittvtia-Latit evening at dual Dim were 6 teat - - _ - .
tItE.ETIVE. iic biidtll.4oolo Liesee and Maria.
P-ItDdISBUILGFI DOMED Or TH. ADS ADI D , 7 inches water, by the pier marks, and rising. The vreath—
. - .-cer ; WILIL• Rim Salta 'Wawa* ;1116.tas Fos - tau,
itimiugnADlTB, it..II43IIADIGIG. er condones moderate, with a prospect of more min. Actiog Manager. Treaenrer, J. V. Bcaurrs.
-- OFFICERS. .---- . Panne or etwastos:
Pretnient-L. WILMARTI.I. T at steamer " forest Olty," Capt. B. A. Way, is the rage- Boxes and Parquette.. -bac.' Private Beled,large.....s B . oo
% 70. ii Vice Preadent-Jl` S. CLalkl. i ler Wheeling packet to-day. She leaves at 10 o'clock, A. id. aveend Tier ...--2AX. 1 Private Boxes, nua..56.00
&mai " " Gso. W. UM - 130xee far coke l patrons
45T0ertilleats, securing seats, 12% ands extra.
.2.6
eve
ts
'FrOtiors!--N.,lloutati,. Jr: 1 Tim steamer " Flag," o pt „ preach , was dittivaitieb l l de -
Es t 4cdtars - P Basa. i rained Yesterday; she wEI positively leave to-day at 10 Figir• Second appearance of Miss MATILDA II EROS
/3„ T. Nearain, Ja . TUESDAY EVENING , Neal:man 6, 1 , 366,
o'clock for St. Louis.
Ob minuted 41 Arbitration_ for NOVefilber—Ozo. W. CAW, I Will be performed.
Y. P.; WM. Pmurs, D. ArQUIDLESP, JNo. A. Wawa, , , 11.0111 SO AND JO LI 67. T -Juliet, Mien Me.. Uda
Rana I. Taoism). Heron; Some -, C. Paster: Mercutio, Dubois: Friar
P. G. Ounningheun.
DiEng......- A.... ..........
DAILY 1111 - VIViV OF FITTSBIitOR MOMS.
WTI= oT tns DAILY MOnall.NO POST,
TlispirtycNoiember 6, 1856. I
FLOUR—The foreign news being favorable, dour has ad
vanced. The ealeasreported were 160 bble extra, from
wharf, at 0,76, antl - 40 do do, from More, at 18,97.
BUCKWAIJAAT—/A. sale of 1200 bbls Flour, from wharf at
$3,25 per 100.
WalSKY—ltales 26 hbls recalled at 35c
MOLASSES—BaIes 20 bbts N. 0. at 42e, cash.
OOFFEE-43ales 20 bags his at 12e, f ur mos.
L ClL—Sales 10 bble No 1, at 650, thirty days.
BHIPHTUFF—FaIes 7000 Ihs shorts at 66t per 100
lataLt—Ftales 176 pigs at 7 1 4. interest added ; 300 do do
1%, interest.
TELSORLYR MARSEI.IS
Now You, November 5 —Stocks better; Canton 19% -
Erie railroad 42%; Michigan Central railroad ; Reading
railroad 79%; Michigan Southern 88; Illin 9 o o is Central
93k; Galena and Chicago 112 y. Cotton dull, with sales
of 800 tales, and 'prices are 0,14 higher; Orleans
mtd
dlivg 9%; uplands middling flour firmer; sales of
1 26,000 bbli3 at $9,25 for straight state. Wheat has de
enema; Wes 67,000 bus. Co n drooping; sales 00,000 bus.
Pork Linn. Coffee dull ; fates of 600 bags Rio. Iron firm,
with sales of 250 Scotch pig. freights lower and un
settled.
Ptmaartenta, November b.—Flour unsettled and prices
amnia salvancsha &lulu:indeed barrels standard brand,
sold for. export at $9,30
but subsequently 600 bble. sold
for $9,01%; 200 bbla. raid at $10; receipts continue ex.
cesdingly small; fair enquiry for home coneoniption at
$9,60 to $ll for common and fancy brand+ according' to
the quality. Corn meal very quiet; 500 bushels Pe nosy
l
venni sold at $4,37K. Supplies of Wheat are entirely in
adequate to the demand, and prices have again advanced
6@;9 , oents per bagel; sales of 6000 bushels good and
prime southern red 1012,12/W2, 14 afloat, and 400 bushel'
poor white at 52,12%; for a lot of prime white $2,31 was
asked. Corn advanced; nista of 8000 busbobr of old yellow
at 40 arid Whisky better, sales of 100 bblit. at 41%@f42 for
eastern, and 44% , (443 for prison.
AUCTION SALES.
- •
Auction—sad.. Daily.
A T the Commercial Wes Rooms, earner of Wood end
AL Fifth streets,at 10 o'clock, A. 11
s
general assortment
of naasonabls, Staple. and Fancy Dry hoods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, hats, Caps, do.,
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. Di.,
Grocaries,Qneenrware, Olakewue, Table Cutlery, Looking
Guesses, New and Secondhand housabold and Kitchen Var.
Laura, As.,
AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. hi,
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, blnalcai Instruments
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods,lll and
Blear watches, An. P. hi. DAVIS, Auctioneer. DeZlui
Y. H. DAVIB, Auctioneer
CLI lIPERIOR BRICK DWELILINO, Manufacturing Sam,
01 , .and Building Lots in Birmingham, ut Auition —On
Thursday evening, November 15th, at 7 o'clock, at the
blercbante . Exchange, Fourth street, Pittsburgh, will be
sold—Lots Noe. ea and 63. at the corner of Clarion and 011
ver streets, haring a front rf 64 feet 1 inches on Carson
atreel,,.ans extending back along Oliver street 100 filet to
Chestnut alley; oe which Is erected a very superior new
three-story brick dwell' g, with extensive back buildings,
• lth slate roof and best modern improvements.
Also, that large and valuable klaoufseturing Lot. having
a front of 91. feet op Water street extending back along
Street 3eo feet to illoglisro street, on which It by a
' front of 93 feet.
Also, Manufacturing Lot adjoining the above, Bari ig a
front of 48 Ireton Water street, extending back along romp
dry Lot of bollmans A Barri. on, 3100 feet to Bingham st.
Also, Lots Net 131. and 132 having each a front of 24 feet
on Carson street, tetween Gregg and Joseph streets, ta
endtog back 100 feet L. 3 Walnut alley.
Also, Lots Nos. 205, 210, 214, 215, 2.16, 217,218 and 2:9,
having each a front of 21 feet on Waishingt, o street, ex
tending hack 100 feet to Spruce alley, being between 11'Kn.
and Craig streets, near the glass wcrke of C. lhmsan,
Also, !leveret other Lots In different desirable locations In
this tiouriatdog Borough.
Tar=o--One huirth ; remainder In two years, with
interest, payable semi-annually, Tale indisputable.
Plans can ba seen, and further information given, by
calling at the A nalon likOtan.
tov6 P. M. DAVIS, AUClormer.
Unl.,lllllid SAMAR AT ADC lON—On Tuesday
morning. November 6th, at 10 o'clock, at the Ware
house of Meters. Pell d Llmtt, Water street., between Map
het and Ferry, grill be sold-14 1,h., New Orleans Sugar.
nov2 P rl. DAVIS, Auctlonecr
Q Daum of Thosisasad Flowers, for brand.
fling the Complexion, and mandating all Tta, Parma and
Pumas from the Imo. Bold at Dr. KEYBI4I3II, 140 Rood
stead. Jana°
OARTLRT & PDX'S
PATENT F 41% BLOWERS,
Kr F.eunairtex, itolisng 4, le, SSA
PATINTIO MT IT, 1111,5.
rirue.sr. FANS are made on en entirely' new principle,
I lad will run witela leae lower than may other Fan now
o UFO.
The bloating wheel is much lighter and stronger than
hat of soy other, awl fronala. ptatutlar oonetroetton te lee"
table In get out of order. Th• ehtf a are made of cast
•tool, and the journate are parallel, running in gao metal
boxes. MUSKS I , e A.TuN.
Agent for Maxturnoturere, No. SU Fourth et.,
no•laisalf Pittehorah
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DVEDDHANTS AND MICCUANICS'
Mutual Insurance Company,
Su. 14 An/ ern sereet, brand do.n. from Purta,
PH LAI1114.1•111A
A u thortual Capital 1111500,000
... 8200,000
Capital paid . .............. .....
Chartered by the tegidatnre Pent:a, Aprel2.,
rll fIT CIISPANY Is now prepared to issue Pelletal In
Fire, Marine. lolacd, N.,ig.tio. and Ilniirne. l
at the current rates of premium: and baring Me securit)
of a vault capital, It silo affords thee insured an annual par.
ticipation In the profits, without any liability whatever
DIELECTORS
Hen , L Ste-vetoon, clephen TOTBIII,
1
John W. Tilt.rd, John ki.ilurocary,
Hal 4 LL Taylor, A leaander Slaryl.y,
Thom. D ezdth, H K. Richardson,
Willlam V Baena, John N. Genic, N. T,
William Monis, JEL A.W W. Weston, N. Y.
lINNRY L. ET e.V ENRON, President.
H. B. PaCILLEDSON, Secretary.
THOS. J. HUNTER, Agent.
wad N 0.90 Water at.. hempen Wood and 3.l,.ract.
-
— tlotalera I
JOLIN OODNN A CO., Bottlers, No 1.67 First street,
would resp,etfully Inform the poblle (b.t they have
tonetiotly on hazel a lar,e supply of SeRBAPABItLA,
MIN ra el W ATIN, A.I.E and POBTNII, at Me best gust.
The atteptioa of hamilice fa particularly directed to the
fact tbet they bottle Wellilllolirti ALII to ita wrest
itOste. Phy.lcuuts recommend it to furollies on account of
RA wholesome and strengthening qualities. i tUtly
Lost 1
ON TIIIIRADAY, the 2.bth Instant, a FiIOSTED GOLD
DliEtarr PIN, vitbout set. Tbn tinder will be suita
bly rewarded by leaving It et the PEKIN TEA 3TORE, No.
33 Fif th street. te2.l
NNW WOMB—ft bays of Creation,
Clouds and Ounsblue, or the Life of a 'Tillage Pastor;
Beenes in the Practice of a New Twit Burgeon ;
A Visit to the Camp befo e Sebastopol ;
Proverbs of all Nations
My Bondage and Freedom, by tied. Douglass;
Mary Lyndon : an autobiography ;
Omar Pasha, or the Vizier's Daughter, by O. W. Id
Reynolds.
Japan as it to and was;
The !dayflower, by U. Beecher Stowe':
&wishing on Daily Paths, by IL Beecher Stowe ;
The Si... of the Lamp ;
Life sad Times of Jam. Gordon Bennett;
Women of the Wrench Revolution.
For sale by 00(311 It. T C 3101 W AN, 134 Wood of.
•"• • '
MANILLA WRAPPING PA Pk:Un--Juan llavmosi ‘ SA
Idarket street, near Vottrth, has just received another
supply of Manilla Wrapping Papers, of cap, medium, large
and extra large sis and heavy—vultable tor Dry
&oda, Bboa and Trimming Stores. Commercial Note. (.
handsome article at $1,60 per ream,) Circular, Letter, Poole.
r.p and Sermon Paper, blank Bcoks, Int, Ac , tti ways on
hand at former low prices. JGN S. DAVIS) • ,
not3t 05 Marke Ot
street, near ifourth.
600 LIARPWRT IIe.GAZIS X Just reotiret ; also, all
otter Ilitganines; and sold at ?fa rents per copy,
excepting Blackarood. If you want to este 25 per rent.
come to LIMITER'S Bookstore, No. So Fifth rt. [octal
1 NEL& CIIOLAXIOGUEn-The beat article now to use for
I curio; Fever and Ague, mid other bilious disemes.
Those suffering from tte above complaints should c and
try a bottle. Twelve dozen just remivedby
oct/31. JOB. FLEMING.
IDALtillefi TitIOOPILEEOUo-24 dozen of ads celebrated
JIJI Hair Tordo Just received by JOB. FLEMING,
corner of Diamond and Market et
oe
it i AIAMBS, de.—Potnam'a Monthly for Novem do ber.
131. Graham's American Monthly
do
Peterson's Ladle? National
God.) Lady's Book do
Prank Leslie's Gazette of Pathlon do
illustrated Loudon News, latest number.
London l ranch, do
Yankee Notions for November.
Jut received and for sale by
W. A. OILDENFENNICY A CO.,
Fifth et., opposite the Theatre.
PEKIN TIGA B'rOltAlG,
po. 38 iVih street.
OVESINGI3 Double Itelleed, Ortiehed and Pulverised
LI MASS, at II cents f tb. Prime Me Coffee at 12.j.4
mute le lb. 10et414 8. JAYNKB.
Ell MN SPONO4-1 have on hand • large assortment of
r fine Sponge. Those wanting a good article can always
proenre It at Jog. FLISHING'S,
ocal corner Diamoni and Itiarket et.
FIusNoLLBLAWSING--Bopertor to anything of the king
now tolnase. Twelve dozen just received by
octal JOB. ITLIMING.
CLOVBI cure for i'othacin
Tweive d nee just received by
octal.
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DRPLUIS MONDY I—lnvested in a good Watch, a good
SRazor, or a good Gold Pan. (lodispensable articles for
every accurate, truthful,
rte
Intelligent person,) wilt retur
pleasure and satleaction. WILSON, on th
to e corner
of Market and Fourth streets, is generally repo
d
the finest assortment In the city, and to tell the cheapest
quality considered.
Does your Watch need repairing or cleaolngt WILSON
hall the beet Watch Repairing Bhop in the State, at VI liter.
ket street, corner of Fourth. octSl
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A FEW BARGAINS—One of six acres, et Woods' Run,
ne. finely improved, with froth; and buildings, and front.
log on the Ohio river. It is offered at moan less than its
worth.
One lot of half e.n DCI6. on the Allegheny river, In Du
quesne Borough, on which is erected • superior house. It
will begiven in exchance for good Western land.
Twedryolght acres af. Jack's Run, three miles below the
...
citenty•thres oclo3 adjoining Ternperanceville.
All these are oft red low enough to tempt you out of
3 our money : and If there do oot suit you, just call and get
my printed Register of Lots mid Lauds for sale. On it there
are bargains offered. THOMAS WOODS,
76 Fourth street.
Ou r dearor u to Please.
COWRIE'S EATING ILOCSE,,
108 WOOD STREET.
ELL PERSONS fond of GOOD LIVING will
k.,54r armee and judge for themselves. / 'ways
• on hand, the best of (baton, Meats, Coffee,
Tea, home made Bread, Pies, Custards, warn,
Corn Bread, Mush and Milk, Fried kin, WaMeg, Buck.
Wheat Oakes, Ac. The cooking will be such as will gratify
epicures.
t ga.„ Families supplied with Oysters at reasonable rates
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MM§==M
Tax steamer " Emma Grahim" is the regular packet for
Zanesville this evening: ahe Lerma at 3 dclock. Those
to the Muskingum valley should give her tsealL
otesurter " Convoy ^ Is i he regular packet for Gallipo
lie this evening—leaving at 13 o'clock. She will be easily
designated by the trheaf of nn thrashed wheat on her jack.
staff
Tuar spiend d luminary of the western waters, the
.tesfuer "Orb,' will speed over her aquatic course this day
or St. Louis. She will kayo at 10 o'clock, this morning,
• ell offered and provisioned.
Tea tine steamer "Granite State," Capt M. Porn, is now
loading for Bt. Louis, with the intention of leaving this of.
ternoon. Ehe has good acoommodations both for cabin and
deck parsengers, and those travelikg West would do well to
give her a call.
WI acknow'edge the receipt of the memorandum of the
steamer " Lucy ?day," from M. d. Robins
fro on, Jr., in alto Irma
Mr. Jacob Cooly. On her last trip up m Cincnati sbe
made the round trip in less than eight days and a half ,
including fogs and low water When ehe left Cincinnati the
eteamers " Mansfield " and "great West" were In port, ad.
vertised to leave for Pittsburgh. The following Is her
memorandum
Met idcamer Brazil hard aground at Pour Mile; North
Star, at Ripley, on Friday ; Rochester, at Poitamoutb; Ro
salie and Jane Franklin, above Portsmouth; Argonaut,
at Ashland; Flora, two tulles above Cattletaburg; Reliance.
at Letert: Eclipse, above Letart ; Eunice, Mud aground
foot of Buffington Island; Empire City, fo Buffington;
Fairy Queen, head of Baftilngton laiand; Clifton ) at Wl'.
liamson's Inland; Omni, four miles below Sunfish, with two
barges in tow ; Delegate, above Wheeling; Jacob Pee, above
Wellsburg; Henry Graff, below Steubenville; left City of
Cairo at Wheeling Sunday night.
Tea LOUISAN', Cbuvier, of the 3d, says :
The river was at a stand here at the head of the falls all
day yesterday with three feet nine inches water In the Mil
last evenidg by the mark.
Tus following ti a list of prices, for steamboat freight
from this city to the different ports named below :
ancinnali—Heart' freights 10c(41.2%; Dry Goad 20
Louuville—Heavy freights 12%@1.6; Dry Goods 40 oods 26.
St Lams—Beery freights 2 ; Dry G.
Keeku.k—lfeevy freights 40@>46: Dry Goods 60.
Galena and Dubuque—Heavy freight& 76; Dry Goods Si
Nas&off/e —He .ry freights 26435; Dry Goode 60.
Nets Orleans—Geary freights 60; light MA.
FORT OF PITI'BBITBAR.
Sr 7 ONUS VATI/1 IA till CHANISIL
ABiiiV B.D.
&earner Jefferson, Wood.lod,
Luserne,Bennett, Brownsville.
Col. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
Llenderickedn,
West Newton.
Aquille, Dickson, Wes/ Newton.
" Michigan No. 2, Liarst, Wellsville.
• Gen Latimer, -. Rochester.
Forest City, Moore, Wheeling.
Venture, Gordon, Steruben vale.
• Lucia May, ILObitlßoll, Oinchrusati.
DEPARTVD.
Flamer Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
Luscrne, Bennett, Brownsville.
" Cot. Bayard, Seel,les,Rllsabeth.
" Pollan, Ilenderickson, West Newton.
" Squills, Dickson, West Newton.
" Michigan No. 2, Melnik,WalLsville.
'•Oen. Larinier, -, Rochester.
" Diurnal, Shoals, Wheeling.
0 Venture, Gordon, Steubenville.
Orapeshot, Mcßride, Cincinnati.
•• Lours, Cadwallader,palachitida.
" Harriet, M'Ailleter, do.
TEAMBOATS
Pittsburgh, Steubenvi
ts.,lle and Wheeling
Pece.k•
The DIURNAL, Captain J. A. libtottit, and
the PORI= CITY, Captain B. WAY, will
run as regular DAILY PACKJITS, between Pittsburgh,
Steubenville and Wheeling, stopping at all intermediate
porta
The DIURNAL will leave Pittsburgh on klotulays„ Wed.
nesdays and Md.) 8, .1 10 o'clock, A. 61.---IloLuireino she
will leave Wheeling on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at o'clock. A. hi.
The Fu REST CITY will also leave Pittsborgh on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock, A.sl.—Roturning ,
she mill leave Wheeling
M.
Sloodays, Vl'editentays and Fri
days, at 7 o'clock, A. hi.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
.1. D. OOLLUiltill'OOD, Agent,
No. 165 front street._
Regular
teata Tuesday
and Ga. Paiik•t for Wheeling,
ftler
The new and intern:lld steamer CONVOY,
Join! , W.Lr , Jr.. Master, R. DAIIII.AI3II, Clerk,
will leave for the &Wrestle intermediate porta
every Tuesday, at 4 o clodt, P 11., poeittvely.
For freight, or pavaage, apply on board to
/723 O. 31. I.IA.WPON, or C. 13.Al1SFei, Agent/L.
For St. Louis.
Thesteamer Doltilllliiii, Captain Joss L
Mont; Clara., 11., Evans, will lftve tor the
and intermediate port im WEDNES.
DAY, 7th inet , at 10 A. hi.
For fright or mange apply on board, or to
nol e. COL.LINGWOOD A BARNES, Agents.
. _
For Ciacinnott.
The steamer LTICTIS MAY, Capt. J J. no a
maJe ; Clerk, A itorraeos, will leave
or
th
above madlntermediate ports, on TUKSDA
6th lori., at 10 A. M.
V , tt treied or passage apply on board. or to
DOT ti FLACK A BARNES, Agents.
For elew Orloans.
The steamer WASHINGTON CITY, Capt.
it x r - W. Rases'; Cleat, 8 rePrIll1); ntll leave for
• - • the above sol lotetmedl..te ports on Tti 88-
Y, November fi, at 4 o'aock
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
born .101 IN /LACK, Agent.
Fo 9a. Longs.
r
The steamer tlB All ITS STA'E. Capt- M.
Form: Clark, LUPE! ; will leave for the above
•d Intermedate ports on ItrESD.I.I% Soren,
her 0, at 10 A SI
For freight or . pat? . aga apply 01:1 board, or to
nts.
" BARNES & LIVINGSTON, Age
.
oast. FLACK, BA..
For Cincinnati.
The in ALLED tiENY, Captain I. N.
Cede; Clerk, Carta. COLS. viU leave far the
' above and Intermediate porta an TUESDAY,
Norwatier Bth, •t 10 A. ld
For freight or passage apply on board, 01 to
sort. SLACK A LIVINGSTON. Ageat.a.
- -
For Louisville
The steamer DAY CITY, Captain A. D-31//e
,„ite „ tea, leave for the above and intermediate
poru on TUESDAY, November B, st 4 T.
For freight or pavane apply on board, or to
C. BASHER. Agent.
- oe Zanesville.
The steamer EMMA GRAILAM, Captain
liloNtos MAUS; Clerk, Aumerr; will tears for
the above and all Intortardlato ports on TUNS-
D orp,ruber 6th, at 3 I'. K.
Yor freight or passage apply oo board, or to
00.5 BARlglie a COLLINOWOOD. agents,
For St. Louts ond fLookuta.
The steamer FLAG, Captain J. A. PeIMO,
tT •111 leave for the above and intermediate ports
d:....e3r:ir-fr- on Tit/6131)A5, November 6, at I P. M.
for tre gilt or passage apply on board, or to
G. N. HARSON, Agent.
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For lits.. Wrote.
The steamer ORB, Captain O. D. MCnltr.
opt Clem, A. CL anAPPYAD; will leave tor the above
and intennediste ports on TIJSRDAY, Novem.
r o atlo A. 61.
on board, or to
For (Might or passege apply
nor 1 11.6 RN MI a COLLIN G WOOD Agents.
_ .
NSW htx./EB--Just received by express, itiirT day—
Pi Memoirs of S. 8 Prentiss, in 2 vole;
floc's Travels In China, In 2 rot;
Laxly of the West, or Gold hawk:re, by J. Dalton;
o.d homestead, by Ann 8. Stephens ;
Aspiration—eintobtoraphy of Girlhood, by Mrs. Mannar.
Oldespie on Surveying—S new work.ry,.
Rag Picker, or Bound and Free; s tl , n .
Bpaldines Japan ;
Tennyson's Poems, now edition ;
town as It Is In 1816, (elghth supply;)
Dr. Dixon, or Scenes of a New York Burgeon ;
Bayard Taylor's Japan ;
household Words for November, 20 cen ;
Yankee Notions do 12 do ts
Petersos'e Magazine do r do
(odry's Lad)'s Book do 20 do
Ration's Magazine do 10 do
N Y. Journal, (second supply,) 18 do
All who want Books as moo is published, call ai. LAUB.
00t24
YER'B Boqldnre, No- Nnitree t.
QiINDIIIEB-100 bags BAD 4.360ee;
0 26 pockets Java Ootteo;
60 tilide N. 0. Sugar;
25 bble Refined Bogart; . . ,
...
.100 bbls prime N. 0. Molasses ;
76 halt chests Green and Blank Teiro;
76 boxes TObacoo, flienrhe brands;
25 boar's Pepper; 9.1
26 boxes Pimento;
26 boxes Extra Coffee;
100 boxes Mould and Dipped Candles;
26 boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes Rosin Boap;
25 boxes Variegated keep;
26 dozen Buckets;
10 dozen Tubs;
%X) reruns Wrapping Paper ;
20 dozen half tow Begs.
(0ct.20) JOEY MOORIMIAD.
For Gale by
riiins-IiSeIi'OLOPEDIA OP CiIEMISTItY, Pruett Id and
I Theoretical: embracing its application to the Arta,
Metallurgy, Mineralog', Geology, hisdicinennd Pharmacy.
By James 0. Booth, A. Id., ht. A., P. 8., !delta and -Benner
to the United States Mint, Profeasor of Applied Chemtatt7
in the Fr ((Alin Institute: assisted by Unapbell
author of "
A
p
p
lied Chemistry " and "Obemtcal Mardpula
tone " Second edition: r eale by
11. Fo
T. O. MOllO tN, 104, Wood at.
octS
308. FlArit
XT --
BW BOOKS -Just received by the Mims Repress
Company :
Blackwood for October cOntairtil several good articles on
the Crimea War.
Puteanes Idegasine for November 12020 cents,
Graham's do do do
liallon's do do (third supply,) 20 cis.
Godey" Lady's Book do 2A do
Yankee NOtiODB de (second supply.) 12 do
Wale'. N. Y. Journal do (fourth supply,) 18 do
The Cloven Poot—a new work.
Harper's Magazine Knicks busker an Lesl azette
of FllBlllOll expected t b is day, and will all d
be sold a G t 20 cll.
per copy only. In future we will sell all Magtotinea and
Papers for cash only.
All who want new and good Route as awn as published,
will call at LALIFFIDI'I3 Bookstore, No. aid nine Amt.
oct3o
Tll.B HERPETIC SOAP-This vidnablePosp
to now acknowledged by thousands to be th
hness d rubse beat
-
edy for the cure cf chapped hands, lips, or roug
skin. It is far superior to Cold Cream, Amandine, or any
of those compounds heretofore in use for preserving the
skin soft and smooth daring the cold windy weather of the
winter season. Price, 12% cents per cake. • Bold by
i mi x!, _ ta. L. CUTHIMIRT, 68 Market at
- I D ENO who:want a REVOLVLNG CALENDAR, will
pl ß eare N
call or be disappolnted. These useful srtidm
are rapidly becoming favorites with all who nail them.
They are the most convenient Almanac ha sae,and last tat
allcoming time. Only fltty cants. socra. Bold, whole
sale and retail. ti 8. L. OOTHBERT,
63 Market street.
oct3o
ri_LY.EB AND OAONTLETS—bew styles rocd~ing asily BLACKBOARD CRAYONS fresh supply remised at
kjlr lu cloth, MA and fur, M W. 8. PIANKNI3
pea L. D SONS. outl6 SUalshary Warehouse,
0
44.4,
Tp cancilde with
LOLA MONT'ESLACnt.botioi, Wooer, Ire. A. W
Young; Browoky, W. Young.
W Doc,ry open al 1 4 to 7 ; performance to toginut
' CITY' HA. ILL .
MLLE. TERESA PAR ODI'S
GRAND CONCERT!
UNDER WM Otxxxnea 01
MAURICE STILAILOSCII,
The Great Pianut and Composer.
LLE. TIIRESA PATIODI begs leave to announce that
1311 her ONLY GRAND Conan , in Pittsbu•gh will tate
place in CITY HALL, on
Friday, November 9th, 1855.
Oa which INECILEtOI) she will be as4ist , Al by Madame AHELIA
PATTI EITHAKOSOLL Lae dletangnLened Lanoralto, and
SIGNOR LEONARDI, the emiocet Baritone
Admission, One Dollar. Doors open at 7 ; to corn
m..nce at 8 o'clock.
Principal ticket office at 11. Bieber k Brother's Music
SL;re, where seats may be secured without any extra charge,
beginning to-day at 10 o'clock A- M. novfait
NEW YORK CITY
9IAKKS the epeotator over six mile; through the streets
of New York city, faithfally.lhowlug.Abs, atifloms,
Bova. and OMOWTencof city Are. Aidelistaa view Of, over
seven
THOUSAND hunfloreesandD OF 1T Carriagee; upß
PEOPLESwat di Of
WI
ProceSslons, Military Companies, Bands of Music, Shipping,
Steamboats, etc.
At each exhi ition an Explanatory Lecture will be given
by Mr. Doer, one of the proprietors, or A iber; Noe , on, or 11.
. NE
Spauiding, giving much valuable knowledge of
W YOWL AND ITS PEOPLE.,
Of great importance to stranger, and of general and in
structive intormation to everybody. Will exhibit at Fitts.
burgh, in Masonic Hall, THURSDAY EVENING,
November 1, at VA o'clock, and each a nd
to November
14, inclusive. Ala t, each Wedneiday and leetarday &Ler.
noon, from November Ito November 14, at 3 o'clock.
air Admission, 21, cents; children lb centm. Parties of
live persons, $l. norfutlbth
•
4
EXCURSION TO NEW TURN. CiT
BULLARD'B PANORAMA
JOHN W. M'CARTH.Y. -
Bill Poster and Distributor,
.011 - WILL attend to the Posting and Distributing of all
kinds of
BILLS role CONCERTS, LECTURES, EXHIBITIONS , flo•
Al communleatioo , either by mail, telegraph, or qther.
wise--directed to the office of the Morning Poet, will re
Care prompt attention. sp7
SPECIAL NOTICES
Eureka Insurance Company.
AN ELECTION for Thirteen Directnre, to stirs for the
ensutng year, will be held at the office of the Com
pany, on TUESDAY, the 13th day of Nov:mber neat, 1 0.
t ween the hours of 10 and 11 o'clock et.
novtdid It. YTNNEY, Beene ary.
_ _
Bank — of Pittsburgh,
October DI. 113 ob
N ELECTION for Thirteen Directors of this Bank, Cdr
111. the ensuing year, will Le holden at the Banking
noose, on MONDAY, the 19. h day of November next, be
tween the boort Cl 9 A.. 11. and 3 P. M.
Also, a general meeting of the Stockholders of the Bank
of Pittsburgh will be holden on TUESDAY, tho dos day of
November next, at the Banking house, In accordance with
the mai-lona of the charter.
oethi.dleaelm
ftleattariles9 Bank.
Pitteburgh, Oat. t
18, 1853 I
A N ELECTION for Thirteen Directors, to serve for the
Aensuing year, 1.111 be held at the Alsehanics' Bank of
Pittsburgh, on the third altandoy of Navntber nut, et the
lia..klog Roust:ton Fourth street, tO:Weell the hours of 9 A.
M. and 3 P. M.
Ale°, a general moo log of the Stockholders Will be held
on thefirsPruct lay of Ncroenbero et the same place, at the
hour of 19 COCIOCk A. M. OEU. D. AIoGREI 9 ,
ootlB Cubler.
Mr.catasica' Baxx or brrrsuaaan, t •
Auxuat 31, 155:..
all FrOCE 11OLDERS of the 711erhanica' Lana of PI; tie
j_ burgh are hereby nodded that the third inata!mtnt or
$12,60 per lobar< will be due on the lath or Lkibber p IL two,
and the fourth and loot Instalment of
at. 11'2„5d per ehare
on
the 20th N •vember followlng, payable the llaubir.g
Limn., on Fourth !street, as per re,folution of tuo rad cf
Director.. I eepl I FO. ittclltEtc.
. _
Merchants and Manufacturers' hn, t
FAteburgh, o..dobar 11),
A N ELECTION for TlArteert D reftors this Bank relll
A N
be held at the Hankies 'Lase, on DION DAV, the lath
day of November next
°et:a:dim
Election.
?JESTING of the StrcAno:ders of the 'frmperancrrale
and .Not /cannon Plank Apra fldetpxyty. totoe parpee
ss
of choosing officers to error for the oustarig year, retll te
held at the °dice of th e Treasurer, 92 Fourth street, on the
VIEW!' IiONDAY of Noeember twit.
By order of the board.
al p AUSTIN LOOMIS. irell9l.lTer .
Election Notice.
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itHh etc, kbe.ders of the Deonsyleanta Insured:fee Coro•
pane, of Pmebore,ll, are hereby nofiffed that the An
nual Election .0.• Directors for mid Company will be held
et the ales. corner of Fourth end Proittdiold streets, on
MONDAY, the sth dry of N....mixer, 1355, at 10 o'elocY A.
Si. ( alb td) A. A CA 11.RTE , I, Seo'y.
Plank Hoed Election.
OTICE is h•reby given, that. the Annual Election for
N officers of the Allegheny and Perry Fill'. Turnpike and
Plank Rand Company will be held at the bolt,. of Hugh
Dalaell, in Koss Township, on _di DAY, the sth day of
November, A. D. 1855. JAMES A. GIBSON,
octinnawtd Preaident:
-
otice .
Trim stockhotsArs in the Allegheny sad `La Brighton
Piank Road Company will meet at the boo, of 31.
Ilertrinan, Woods' Run, on MONDAY, sth N.., t mter 007 e,
between the boure of one nod floe o'clock P. 11., for the
.poee rt . electing 0172 1.702,11011 t, firs ntenageis and one
Treasurer, to scree for one year.
lly order. J Eti 000 PER-.
Secretary.
.
let•solutlon of Partner•tilp.
rl l ITH Partnership formed by the underalgned and Jill 119
Plau., In carrying on the Camden Oita Wort.,"
under the name and atyle of JONES, O'NEAL a MILLER,
Is now dissolve& Ifla All JONES,
Jar Tt.b. 11165. JOHN D. MILLER.
- Orphans , k our% Salo
OF TUB
GREEK FAIIAI,
DY Vii - tll/3 of an order of the 0; phans'Coort et A iteghcoy
LIIIP County, the undersigned, Administrators of the late
David Greer, deceased, wrli expose to Public. Hale, on the
premises, on TUNgDAY, November 13. h, at 1 o'clock P.M.,
that valuable PAIISI in Pluto Township, b ,unded by the
Allegheny river,Plum creek, and lands of Michael Bright,
containing abo ut 17 COUNTRY SEATS.
The above Farm will be subdivi led Into Lola of Tar to
Twenty Acrea, offering an excellent opportunity to many
who him, long *bind for a country rite embrocing so
scent advalotages tn location and fertility. The felts are
laid out to front on the Allegheny river and the Allegheny
Valley Railroad, by which 11 is within a few tninntere 11e
from the city.
This property Is beautifully situated, commending sol en
did views of Allegheny river scenery, and is the most de
sivahle for (bantry tiomee offered in thie eou .ty.
Oars will leave ow, o'clock. on day ol sale, from Law.
tencevilly, - to convey purchasers to the grounds.
Plane and further nformation can be obtained of ED
bIOND GREkU, No. 134 Wat,r street, or at the Auction
Rooms.
Tierra—Ono-third cash; residue in one and two yearly
with lnuntat.
31151°NU Admlulstrt.tot3.
fliToiikukkb:ELL. ;
P. EL DAVII 4 , Ananow!,
lllseol tion ILTtlrui ; tact p
r 1113 Partnership heretofore eabitit.g bete eon the under
I alignedndo, the name and style of eI•RINGICRIIAR
BAUG • CO. la dehtolved by mum sl tnneent The busi•
nor e et the arta will be nettled by either of the andersige..l,
et their 0.1.1 stand, be. 20b Liberty .boat. The buennese
hewilt continued ea formerly by Springer Liarbenlrh.
SPIII 'GER
FOILS tTa.
Pitte:!arghi'OPtobl32l4, 1 865
Springer Elestunagh,
COMMISSION li/KRUII.6.I"iT, Dealer In Wool, Prestige=
.nd Produ,..e generally, AO. 296 Liberty eireet, Pith.
burgh, Pa. wt 24
ItieoutorN Notice.
liglttlAS, Letters Testamentary to the 'F.stste
VWiLLtAII PllOl3TOlt, late of Allegheny City, deed.
have been granted to the eubscribers, all persons indebted
to wild estate wilt mate Immediate payment, and (hoe..
taming claims or demands 'against the same Oil present
them without delay, duly authentic ited, for settlement, et
the office of Mitchel & Palmer, Attorneys at Law, No. CI
fifth street, Pittsburgh.
UI3r6B.RY PROOTOII, Exeutax.
JOAN J. IifITOEIEL. Executor,
No. r Fifth street. Pittsburgh.
oct6:llv Ow
A.dmlnle Lira tort,• Pe t. Ice.
WLettots of Administration, de bonis non
cum lcsfamento annex*, to the Eatete of TfIOMAB
FLOOD, late of the Ci. y of Pittsburgh, deceased, have been
granted to the subscriber, all persons indebted to said es
tate will make immediate payment, and those bevirg
cl4OlB Or demands against the n will present them
without delay, duly authenticated. for settlement.
JOUN J. SUTCULL,
No. 87 Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
ochiclawtlw
WPM ktUSIC--Jusl received, per express, by ell All.
LOT TB MUMS, No. 118 Wood street—
Hazel Dell; 11.mnie Kitty ; Old Bob Hidley ;
?aro& Mazurka; Have you seen Cam I
Champagne Pcbotth.ch ; Snow Flake Polka;
Newport Waltzes; Paieley Schottlech; Schnappe Polka;
Bye and Bye—Wurzel; Young America Schottisch ;
Trete of the Forest--companion to " Stolle of the OCIMII
A Mother's Prayer;
Say you lose me—Romatoie
My Old Virginia Home—new song:
Le
Tyrol, woh variations—W. V Wallace ;
What shall be my Theme; —G. W. Warren ;
Moonlight on the Ocean
Oh, fare thee well, my own lose ;
My Bert Is'eally Dancing
I'irlagtilfuldet,-9. C. Footer;
Ocone Where my Love 1103 Dreaming ;
" Hama for Clutter Players,"—ft collection ol twelve heatt.
drat melodii.a for tilt goiter, by P. Krugis ;
" Anted Melodies," erten pd for guitar;
" Bonnet Of Md lodle W
STOCK OF PIANOS. by Ildw Pique.
A NE W
•
Will arrive end be open J1)&700 1 10 2 this week.
LAUB, BLUHR, No.:11S Wood et.,
Second;deur above info.
Milli BOXES SCALED tikatitiNe;
..
IVU =boxes No.I Herring;
660 halftozesflalloou's Sardines;
, i 70) botea ddo
•
SOO quarter tag. do do
6 doses Anchovies;
6 domi Coper.o; -
6 dorm? Wiles;
..
6 dozen Lobsters, ,
Just received and for tulle
by rill . ..n. It ALTDPAON,....,
00: P wool.orpet.
asp
juuszEisJiptho tiooD6—A. A Moos a to: have re=
calved soother lot of Linen sad Housekeeping Goods.
Their stock will Iss .found to contain a fall- assortment of
every article ist his Una oct29
•
•
_ •
, dryllpeepaeilise and itzatatiesal Operation*
ThielleaseaiThe Blind May Eisse,,aalt is gratify
ing for us to be able to announce to the public that the
utility of lit i l-410 YATILNT .B.YB CUPS. is now noarperb
trenk—th,e4 wilder hl effects Ke mailing. daily to the
knowledge pf the propristmn. Strange as it ora l it
true, that epectof es may be dtopensed withantirely ant
sight restored to Its orlgtdatpot►er., Them cues are simples
yet philosophical. They are nod-without pain or the least
danger of Whirl , . Below aria be-found eeverat oirtitleates
which speak highly in their favor:
[From the Nee'York Evangelist]
A VARY simp'e Yet philosophical Instrument, has been
' invested by . Co., of this city, by the upplittation
of
which the cornea of the ere is gradually ',deed to lie orlgl
cal renrerlri, causing Rte f.icus to impinge on the tql1:111
without the aid of convex, lenses. Thus tiy t o a y oroce4
persons who have used glosses for urn enable.t it
Marroen al,h them.
Mr. Callndine
The editor of the Pennsylvania. Democrat writes &Ski
lows, respecting the cure of Hrs. ourt..Lead, of Eatontown
Pennsylvania
Umonrowe, Pa., August 1,1861.
Being well arqualuted with. Mrs. Cursteado
before she a ed Putrut Eye-Cops," it was Wpm?,
ble for her to read without the use of spectacles, and that
her sight has been restored by the 116E1ot the enpa,so that
she now reads print with her naked e,e withont =cults%
JOII2I P. Bramt., Ed. Penn. Derarcznt•
Batoararows, Jane 1,1854.
Dear gi—gavlng lost my stag by old age, I was in•
doted to riurchass your wonder:al indium:tante, and by
using the same according to your directions, I aucceedod in
restoring my sight so that I can read by night or day with
out spectacles. I bare not useimy spectacles for the last
three or fohr months, which shoos that the restoration is
not a temporary one, bat a r ealtuthle ,aud peanacomt cure.
?dupla ,linatt.
Qf the drm rf Snell A iirothera,
es. By ,remitting bee dollars, a palr - wlll be , rent, poet
paid, with full directions, to any part of thd nt:uistry. Ad.
dress DR. OEO. H. HAMER, corner of Wood street sad
Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. aepl9rhew
Important. to Farmers-.. New JDtailor.
atlas...l EGET ABLE OATTLE POWDEE.-Theet Pew
tleis are put up in one pound packs, and .are really a good
article, not only for the diseases incident to horses,
rutine,and other animals, bur they.tire llkewisean excel
lent article to improve the condition of the animal.
for Mick lbws, they not only improve tit:condition of
witch cows, but they increase the quantity tur well
prove the quality of milk and butter. The proprietors say
that It increases the quantity of. butter from half a pdund
to a pound a ;mak to each cow, while those perilous who
have trldd It say • pound and a half to two Tertntie per
week, with the same kind el feeding as before. Of one
thing we are certain, all who Use it once will use it all the
time, and save money by the operation as well as Improve
the appearance of their ktoek. Trice 26 eta a paper; 5 ps•
pers.f r.sl. oho. H. EMCEE,
f.lorner 'Wood street aid Virgin allay,
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
. .
A3' Cough lirouo4loo. —I r. K.eystes Pectoral
Syrup will cure you.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Bronchitis.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will care Laryngitis.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will ll oure Influenz
bead.
Dr. Keyear's Pectoral Syrup wi care a cold in the
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will care-Inespient Con
sumption.
A recent letter from Mr. J. W. Veatch, of Robby, Obtre,
says: .
" I went you to send ins two bottlesof your Pectoral
Syrup by maiL There Is a lady here who has a cough and
the doctors can't cure her. I Was In the same way, and
tried everything without beoeSt, until I got a bottle of
your Pectoral Syrup; rtook it but twice, and It cured me
sound and well."
Ask,,lhr,Ste.,/taraltall Rsc.Totaa , Bram and take on other.
Price. - PO' cent& SOld 13:EIrSEPJS, No: 140-Wcrod
street, and at J. P. FLFulllNlPS,AlleghenY. .P2bviiM
CS-Marsh's Elsdieul Cure
nearly every ce,ee of reduceable Marais.
Trusses at various prices always on hand
Children's Trusses of different forum anistrengty
for sale.
Alststio Stockings for verinne or enlarged reins.
A below n tad S upp orters—A dozen different kinds.
Pile Props ' for the eapportsal curs of Piles.
Shoulder Braces to reliete &crooked end deformed
oondttlon of the Olen, end many dlieaaee of the Oen.
Suspension BILII4IIIgOS.
All these article's may be hid or applied at Ng: KEY.
SERB Wholesale and Retail TRUSS DEPOT, 140 ASood
street:MED of the Golden Mortar; or will be seat to any
part of the country by sending the money and measures
ap2bulaw
JUAN FiNYDER., Caabier
Substitute for aloe • New Liquor..
Lawrs—Dß. URBAN'S ANTI.BAIXIIANALLiN 111,
a safe and sure remedy for the aurae(
•' INTEMPERANCE ,
A concentrated vegetable extract,. and as a lonia is uno.
qcialted. For the following oomplamts it is a.most valuable
medicine : Dy Liver Complaint, Epikosy,..Yearedgia,
Pilers,jlTers of Finds, Deliriwa Tramour.GentrulDebility.
This medicine is intended to producer' change in the rye•
tem, nod a dhitaste SIC I...cola:die drinks. Several instances
where we have sold it, we have had the =at gratifying
refill ; so, to persons who ere really desirous of hrealting
off the indulgence in intoxicating beverages, thiselizinwill
be a great help. Sold at faller bottle at the Drag Store of
Dn. GEti. 11. /SESSER, No. 140 Wood street, corner of
Virgin • MleY, sign of the Golden Mortar. eatedirw
W. IL MINNY, CaAlit,
; ."
MEDIOAL.
DR, HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
GERNANBITTERS
PILIIPBSED BY
DE. C. N. JACKSON, Pidlaaelphia, Pa.,
aux. crtscrrcrum cant
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPI": O IAIINDICE.,
Chn'nic Cr No vow
fro m Disecues o the iadneys, and
all dueaor arinng /met a ditordertd • or Stoma.
Such
pito ' MORSE'S . ..
i
II \l. ORATING CORDIAL,
a pRENOOSNON IN MED IGLUS.
Saolll, limatored wad late Lenalititateadl l ,
• kr
_,
M 0.8.81143 Iti-PIGOILAT IN 0 8L1311.8.
IT will repiene weakness with strength , hisapacilff wit _
elticlency, tertigulatity with unifoiM anti MdMilet*
deity, and alb riot only without haMrd of Mietioil;liat
with I: happyeffect im the gerumal orgeoltatiott....WDeaf ,
to W 124110 41 mi.ladhst. when:trendily istiglntlinlibmitft
the nerviusaystem, and that the - perni oftiM Mari
. .
,
of motion and sermithin le phildNal death ll* la winds - ,
.
also, that for every kind of nervous disease, the nth Ilor.
dial is this onlyrellible preparative known.
• r OMB OP It/ MOW - MEWL
No langu age coliosliall ' fi L dk,314. idea of ,theltakte
... . -
date arid airomit solisetilons cluinge.which itbeellelfrUSlD
=
med. debilitated-and abeam:Nl-mm* l nm -- tffit -
torobin dawn by escessoreakby nature,mitaiiir.„ 1
ed by eickness--the Mist rung - andreleind orginiktliiii mi . ,.
at ca m iiinced, revieffied and built up, Thertpuital-atill 4
pliyaleal grotto= cut of ,perro disease vaniehtogetharuni I
thir liainthierton. Nor is thaeffect temporary f', Par MA Ocr! '",
''
dila pripertleaof the king:MA 'Mich the colitOginOlig .
ai4 restore it to tta mamma matiltirdi. -1 - ... i. ,'.-
WEB Off IdffidOitY;.-._ .L . . ....: ' -.-'. .
I .
Otinfusiom, giddineee, rush of liked to t he hands - kletker •'
417,‘-delillitt;'hystetia', writchediteitt,,' Ws:Sights if oaf
derruntlint..-feer of tnoanity t dyispegds
,iter pmt l
ULM, inibilllitY, nereotisnerS, Inability li : eitlep;,ilattiset , :i. ,
inMdent.tomeles„ decay of the propagating fisncUous fr iofr
tetra,rommommis, veguellkfrore, paipitawn Of .thernain.. 1
i
mtelicy, Conetipatiroyttc -, trim windMr eakiellaldriliffs
it If there be any reffasoo to be_simetdembnnefa Matt ---,,
meal:, aboolotelyltifallthle. . . „, , • " 4 „.... - - cr.
1 A Gaga", ,BLEDESEE AB If =ALM ..,...
The iinparidleled e ff ects of this great reatoratifetn ill
colnplaints Incident tofenirdes, mark arterreratistWirepalti ,
o u t a blas. - Thousendoof siinialinfithiYabatin inventelk- 1
~ aserida at invigotante conmoted-40t purportiii,g,4 - .lo*
~
In - the SIMI:MOO:mg mid deelioffraietail 10 ihlih .
Vdi delicate formation of woman Lander her liable. .
• '' - • WERT MMUS OS Mfiff, ,
1 1 15 .03,01„ aulfers from weakness, - derartanfl tiatfuencrai -
pains In the back, arany.at'dlsordar; whatliat . '
'
al i.arotimutorrto , both saws -- W gin the
Olgore.irog CA her =Sta trial.
Orothers, will And this Cordial after tilttgr- Iwo nerd irbot• •
ti 4 or two thorough regenerator of the system. In all
aiTISCUOUBSTO tole found the happy yearentliA_healthYt
„,
apl9l ep z: Zig, who would ; . 1: 4 23 :1 7 . 11:1 3 1;ra t
ea ngr o = 2 .
..
~.
..
II oy• and Youths , Custom Made Hoot*. eariestr which it Le mommended. " Tbaruninde of itonag
to. MANTES, No. 71, cstner of Wend and Fourth min hate beim restored by usingit. and aotinseaWallw, ,
( streets, woad In
the - attention of Wallies. and Bianca hiatt foliate , beriellt.thsca. l.' - '; -- ; - ' t
,/.. ere tn. the catheter named • fielder, which have been ', .. PILItSONSI OP PALE COMPLICLION. -
__..,- '
I"coannfaetur ed to his special order, and are-as regindams .or tattardhptite habits, areresiored'hrthotills Of a Dolleollir
Wish, workmanship, e - fength and styli-es perfect es rwo to bloota-atui rtgarolinging thearinfrom a psiootei• •
Can be found In any establishment, mid aupprior-to - any be lot, Itiekttcolori to a beolUtu l ft"/""W arklia.
has retofore tw o so 1 . -,• . _ ~...- '. TO TUX fdI24IIIODTD.
, B oys' heavy two soled Ilthder Boots; , _Thierestresostia of the Badarld atelaiellOry iffeitalrod . tr.
routbe' " . " . • early earatTilabita afyroutboisi: Air tun* of, tbn Ina' ..,
Boys' P. NU -awl lidba,Pallisin tbel:alatamOsiM Of 004 lossofmus. '
1 Yout " n " ••• 1 -- '• • =b rn t .164:1041" sii* /Ware ApPePSlesnertelle-,
• • Child ? " " " rtos. 8, San OP. . . ty, trangemerit of the digestive osts.rhwmegehosal -
, Also, Boys , and 'I °little at:prior two sold, Brogans. .. detalitl, ll Poirtooll i of 00 0 doitoPtterott et11., ,, ._• , ; It.,_'
Children's soil Moran% seared mows; Mentally, the fearfOlactii on thhoilnd :Mauch tabs • -
LION,' and Misses' Calf, Monica and Goat Boots: dreaded. I.COS'ot. ...**E:97., oOnfOillort of ldnea,depratolloff . •
Gentlemen's enperor wider Proof French Delf Boots. - of sphite,..nil foraboammhaverelon to society. aelfillstru4; -
n leo, till kinds of seasonable BOOTS and 81101313, made lava of aolltilde,thalq, etc., are acme of the al* yrodlr
Isom the best materials for durability. I , ~ oo
clot
sod eied, All thus afflicted ...
1 .- MOORE COITIMPLATING Inliiiliitilt
~:' ' 1 '
eitotdd reflect that's inroad to and bOdtere theMilithOl . c.....
cassaryrequldtes iffTrOmifte cOnnubleil hapyiriperi; laced* ,- ;
,without these, the journey through lifti'becemes a wear) , 4
pilgrimage- the prospect -henriy dir)tena the eta; the
solid , beenmeo shadowed with ' despair, and .filled with- to t
melidia4pl7 -redaction that -the Untrue-of -snothrr ',I i
fit'
comas bllptedidth your mu. • ' - •'.,-..-,-t, ..,.-
ADAMSON.
M.. Mors* Intlin OPldia has boa iovagerildin4 . '. i
by Mute unptinci ed pertiOns.-.- :
lii foitomall yonnine Cordial wlll has the vrairalle , -, -
tor'' facsimile pasted over the cock of each bottle, end ea: -
folinwing girds blown in the , glass: . „ ,
i. 00 ., et .. sag*.lsivl gnratiikir,Oorilinit - -
r 1 O. Rpm, Proprletnti ISTM :
,',,
"PCkiralla tiMai Eli, Welly concentrated , In DUO ~. ,
price three dollars per bottle, two tbrlbre'dblW - '.•
.1
i
I
-30: Or l sive dollars. ...
0. 11. RING, Propriiittol '
192 BrFaiorgy; is.. T.
' So l el by,_Drugg. Wm taronidontAaArnitad OtaiesiVinact ~ .
riortbewest Itulien. -
• <
.:' • - -AG RATS: ' ' ' ; ' ''''
';Tittaburedt ..“....Int.ollo. lI.,REIBIEItiNo.I4O Wand
. i Do. • ........11:101ENG,.Bl103.,No.-Sti Wood ift. ,
Do.. . ....R. X- iBELLIIIIII,-Welelstr ost • - .
Ailtry EiIy...:BECE KAM -i Id'KENNAN
....JAW:B T. SAMPLE a 004 ,' - -
't 'l4 Cei10...1 "P rum cluchinsti. ~. tapiuust,
" - • i ...
___---
I Constipa
don, Inward
ItnLaren, or Bloode
Head, Acid ity of the Btontsobs
DouSew,fleartburn, Magnet far Food,:
4 fulness or weight in the Stomach, r
Eructations, Sinking, or Fluttering at fle Pit
of the Stomach, swimming of the Head, Hurried
end Ditlictilt Breathing, Stuttering et the Heart, Moak
-1 nu or Suffocating Sensation when in lying Name, Dimmers
of Vision, Dots of Webs before the Bight, Yee and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deftclancy of Pemplratiort .
1 Yellow-cense the Blau and gyes, Pain In the
Bide, Back, Chet, Limbs, tic., Blldllllll
Inuebeiref Heat /Zi arning in the"
I Pleah, emit-Int Iniaigne•
I tinsel Evil, unigemit
Day-t , at
Spirits . .
TIM proprietor, in caning the attention Of the ceilille to
this preparation, does so wit a feeling of the utmost confi
dence in its virtues andadm ationto the diseases for which 1
it isineomieraided.
It is no new and untried article, but one that has stood
P.
the test D Lan pore trial: tufereatie- Anteroom - Des- P
and Its reputation and sale Is unrivalled by any similar pt. -
pennons extant. The teationmy in Ito tater glywnhy the
most prominent and well known Physicians and indiekto
ale, hi all parts of the country Is immense.' Referring rink
who may doubt, to my " Memorabilia," or Preethul Beetle
Dook, for ?armee anddrenillescio be had grittit,PS all tie
Agents for the Berman Bitters. •
, Frinnipal-011ielind kitipteet:lnc. l , 7 l Ardi slice, Ma. !
delphia;Pa2
sly - Bold by Dr. Geo.ll. Sera, 110 Wood street; B. A
lehnestock*Oo„, - No. 8 Woe* streetriTedintWitle rs
00 Wood erect) MT. Pi:444 and Si -.P:lyinstiinwaitegiilifin i
deoladaarly fir, 'i• -, • .._,-,,,, - -- , 1‘, , - . ,. , --- ~- i., _
To W tawiaaalet. , , Oaroharta, Tellaeiov o.lasis
ar.A.P.AnNifactiner s.,
9111 R sipselculat (9 acre itaportiaga **
aim quality
y
of OIL OF CiOlniAo, of. which not au. ounce - with 60
paloos pure Spirit will predtiee a CtueOogose Bravely. file
biltigNONs OF ILOCaNIXEI and tYttaiIYB.I3IIASDY; of
sAtAICA.CIIOIX-11.1141, ABAO. Minh and
PIS MUNDY.' n0u...410) mamma scam ems
end SOOTTialt WUlSECltAmitalettotalwigal. by the bleir
York mancifeeturerely the great demand after theta. Di.
t recticnie tot use lovariabillat given by • ... - -
DLL. FENEFFWAIIO I2I 4
, Fit Maiden Lane New 'Sort: .•
F. S.—lmporter' of Daguerreotype Chemiealar Platirw.
lilamotlt,llleuganosa; Viona'a V...st..th.palva,Sulphate , Aca ,
moral % ae. deoataa tf
.1 JONDs EL D. DV
JONES SL DENNY,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
61 WATER STREET. PITTSBURGH.
N. G. muitrax.& BRO., ..
170. 67 lA' OOD .sT*Etit; BR ,
Tiara now In store a beautiful awe:meet of - -
DRY GOODS: AND.,SMALL WARES,
io uoia edible the laic ter o weeks at, the ray lowest:
ILII closing _prices, litll'ivbleA they will sell at. a emelt ild-
VIZIde 611 Eastern 'Mit tai , diet, or to , good protopt, six
months purchaser. ~' •- •" • ' - •
All purchasers are Invite I and desired to Mahe an exam
'
(nation of thairitockk . , oirtlerdsorlin
• .
CA At PJETINGB.3 ,
TNELAwmo WiIN.TY I.OBIIEETMEANIMPACTWOO
I J ASSOOTAVlEN,iln'thiliElfesterlilaniflitied„kwo miles
Asslow thei city line, offer. to -buyers this eeeson,'/iXtdINIP , `
TER, TA PESTRY, EIRUSSELS, 0-PLY INGRABB,:DAMAIIiI 3 ,
and VENETIAN CAS PETS 81 0, at trey reductiE jrritql
for cash or city secs tutees (Interest added) llitretetle:'
comprising alto Lld ..DADRICI3 of prety. , TelaVy.
UlOl be exam i ned at the Factory WarehonsesiDerhy,ABt
the Store, Nos.lB and 20 N.M. iN 4 ND tt.; pankonm.l.
Wool-bonght,llpun, Dyad or edebakelsl for Cgrpets," . ":'
iehow. - ta . . ..,' - ' 3. SIDNEY' 3QNE.K . :
- - -- —' -
witoasseLiv DRY (HMO , I
la
A A. MABON & CO. have me 6e handlenhabl;uits ..
. largest and most complete stork of tiociliCto: bek ,
fetind in the'eonntry, to which thl ntfeittielaot
cash and abort time buyers—aitatt og eheralliat ernes the
facility of communication established by the Pennsylvania,
itailroatriner goods hate been or it be sold at l e es :tea
thin the same can be turnfshed at here,
bleitlistm from all parts of the country are genially
solicited tni rati'end test the troth of the 'above statement. ,
cot%
ipirrN em 0 MA087.1.11: SOB. NJ:PLEASE&
I "rank - Leslie's Oszotte of Potion for November.
Prank Lealfe's Journal do
•di odoya Ladg's )30ok , . . .do
Ctrebint's Aegasitto . do .
P4orvirtni Mafia:4m,
So afmtiold Worde
leltee,Notbuie ,
.-
•
do
.11,Oinedob'e MeteAbr . do
• ' Mackfc!:". ts BIWA= fp:October. .'
Art :JPB.4tel,. _ 6 .d o
:.. ~.11,18Atiitedif ewe, :lobe: 13111. .
o Ly A,; • - I i,XIV 800E61 .NEW. DOMES i i
.....
... 1
, . 4 '.°` - ' :°, 4.Bll;tates,,b, Alas Stephens , Dulhol a "NaJn °-
tctu.eid Yeutliti.. -
'PlqfPx*Alcriedt 3,49ry of Connecticut Lifa. . •
Magrt4i ar,9tf my i by Mrs. Gray: ,
' "gee in the Pracnne OLP New York b' ingson; by Edw.
U. on, M. O f ; EbWso ted.
II ScrOft; by the anthem Of ‘` Heir of itedeliffe.' • ..: :II
. All ',The., SIOW Books for aide as soon as pentilshed.
d . Bak
iteriptione lecelred for any periodical publMed, an cent
regularly to the residence of suthscribere, or seat by =A
to = a ddress, by EL. MINKS & 00
, No. 82 INKS
stag:.
t`...
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1_10f!il
aLt.haVAiTTERs
ELECTRO-CHEMI
Echt Hollandsch A - ridden Bitter&
ll:WO YEARS base elapsed since the Introduction adds
valuable medicine Into the United Water. During
ti
this time it hue gained a unbend popularity la a ilaledY
for
Fever and Ague, B.VVeYsfai incliPeAfeiktra* Cle s
Zoos of Appealei-Debility, Cortint. _
Blind and Seeing Abr. • •
Many of our meet worthycithietreAritifyto itairtindirfal
efficacy in all affections Of Abe stomach And Ilya.. gas
tonic, it never has been egnallett,for the bileditriftonietn
all cases of debility or treadreese of any itindlealmait Ine
stantaneetta. In nominal, shentratio• and tienralgler:Mitee
non., it hash' namerotui instances prarlbiigidy. bitiielYal.
and in others effectel a decided cum - ;._: • _
.' •
When eminent pbricians prescribe, find
. their 'patients
so unhesitatingly recommend, surely We may ' Witate to
doubt, and eagerly tflit Its virtues for ortmeiVett. '
' •
FEVER AND AWE. •"-
__
A thee of Eight Mom& Sanding Dined' 6y Boophates
Hoffami Bitters.—Michael belly, No 1110rant,nearldialtb•
field street, says: "le m July, while, taming on the river,
on a cotton boat plying between Netchirt and NM Oritints,
1 wastaken with fetter and ague. Vor tight long fretinihs
Unaltered with this dreadful disabe. The 'greater part of
this time I was unable to «ark, and Foe:Ant tenet fifty dol
lars for different medicines, but found nO permanatt relief.
Three weeks ago , one of my friends indeed npon.my heyldg
Beerluorde Holland Blitersonying thatn carer= giarma•
teed. Afar taking it for one , week, I must 'tate I. was •
sound man. I have been at work now La two week:, and
have had.no return of tae chills and Liver wind:mat. . •
I certify the above statement is true. .- . .:..... .
. , Tinia,'Anit.l;olo_olid-trOulie,L.,_ i
• • Or IttG:VhmW- Si' antido MAW..
iIigADACUE AIOPPILaTY.- _ •
- Mr. Silas Liscomb, of Illimingitam, says: .I minion:Ad
In Boerhsre ' e Fitters a - remedy for headache and debility.
My wife has also used it with the greatest benefit."
Mr. A. 8. Nicholson , Of Pittsburgh , also remarks tha t he
iota experienced much relief from ita use for hatditas. '
DEAD TIMM
A Horlandex's Tafinmay,—Jacob I s
sit
living iithil
Rolland settlement of Sheboygan, Wiscottein, ear : "Atbr
suffering for some time the Infamy atteadingan utter Print
ttation of. mind and body, I Lave been restored, byr ruing
Boerhave'etiolland Bitters, toperfect health." • • •
The fact of this remedy being in such high repute am ing
the Hodatiders in Wiseman, Michigan, New York—ln VW,
in every Holland settlement In the United 8 ales—arittul
muehin its favor. ,
FISYNGTH AND WEALTH. INISTOUND.
Mr. John Davidson, living ten miles above Plttabaree i n
the Pennsylvania Canal, me: " When I commenced
Boerhaves Holland Bitters, I • could hardly walk-`tides,
enjoy excellent health , '
WEAKNESS OP TUE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
Another Great Obreenjected by .Bawhaves &Band Bitters
—The wife of Peter /43 Witte, living la. iloilandffown, Mae
boygan county, Wisconsin, faltered much from weaknessof
the , tornach and indigestion. She hail betm tinderA MI
sicisn's care for some time, bat the disetute Seemed to laffie
even hie skill. She purcnased setae Holland Bitters at our
office, *Mich has given tone to her stornacit, her appetite
• and strength are returning, and we firmly believe that this
our medicine.
is anothergreat cure effected by y
We have still to record many wonderful cares eBeetedb
this remedy, but must welt another opptictuu„—AY. Otte
• . thing you can rely upon
what we haVelmblisbed ere :read
none mu i
ch respected n our community, sad areilltetal•
Mat= Sheboygan Nienwbods,Ettebeygen,Wiit
~ -•-. b,III3ILHATIGISL • • •• - • '
A t ars of. Tim Nonthe Standing, Gored by Boeshaved
Holland Raters.—George lienderson,•of Pittsburgh, says:
"After metering for Weep:tont/a with rbettmatbrineea part
of the time so severely as to confine teetotal bid-iil late
been entirely cored by using Boarhave's Holland_ Bitter!.
I have hid one attack ohne, biationndalmost instanteneona
relief in the same medicine. It is, in my opinion,
a Imre
remedy for rbeumatbm."
NERVOUS AND snictra&TlO aring'ollsiS,
This abangeable weather ti likely to produce a great deal,
of alai:teas. To persons troubled with nervous or clusnwar
tiotatectiona, we would recommend Itoelhavee - H olllo6 '
Bitters. On referring ter oar 'columns, you w,ii findeertift
cates from some of our first German and English eltirene
-I.Penniptrania grads Zeating ,
Tax VilitiST, FORM OF PILES CAN ELCURSID. , t
We are et liberty to refer to several well known gentle+
mon, who have used, thoroughly tested, and tune rentan•
ruend linerhavel Borland Bitters aa a remedy axe pilau
We are not at liberty to publish their name, but will,teloa
pleasure in'referting soy person to them whndenles GAM
utatement. .
For this affection, one-half of the prescribed does should
be takon—say hal/teaspoonful, morning, noon and night.
one hour before meals.
CAUTION ,
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has 111•
dur.ed many imitationa, which the public should guard
against purchasing. Be not pemuaded to buy snythitigi
else until youltave given Boeruave'e flatland Sitters*, lair:
trial. One bottle will convince you how infinitely stipatirre
it is to all these imitatbms. . . . .
na. Sold at $1 per bottle or six bottles fir $ 5, by the !
Sole Proprietors, BENJA MIN PAGE, Ja., A Ixt,
Manufacturing Pharmacinitiste and Cheixdstiir ' I
• corner Smithfield and Third sta., PittolitinfL -
E. E. ItiELLPMS a CO.; Drugglete,' '
caner of Second and Wood steete,
. And all Druggists in Pittsburgh, Atlegheny,lllrtobigbatit ,
Manchester and TeinPeratiecrille. sepighlawly
' - of Jecitilits 41414 . 1iy. 1
.P.lBl4"l"its'Esripaittlon of 'adorned O' , o l-6 "jr° •
TSUI.
_. 1110182 ,...tx,, /i ' i r l'P ' 'incipient e'bolerik,ll alcart3da."..:..
_,„,... 1 - r f ° :;.,,,,d ia -- "r f tits Weld's fanction kes-f-tne '
~- --- a?" .: 1 . --.
.. , —D i 714 the prevalence OP ep,••brtkplos•
„.„
' ...m.', _....._„„4 6*--- „ — bacits, it 43 peendarlreffiettlone;•cto•
• '
and Fw'''''''' - i . d ior traveler: rhotild be wldoint, It. '''''
f'"agroi.rfle man to et the gentliiii•Benti . iambic:hilt. .
a WOW/ . h-YP;- 'BRUIFN.'O.--14-/Fittyand;.Chendzal "?
',lr a ,* .11 co mer orFith indthestnnt streets, Philadel• -
p and ger. sale bi all thy respectal?leApoinAls, ..
libil fees, and hi Pittairmbni . ,
Idat ts
' .' • 1:1 - :•k.: PktiIIESTOCH k co, ,_ ,
• - • ' SCULLY a cia._ _ . , —, ,
And ,In KISSIPITY II 9 - • • • •"I ' i r
- -IL -P.' SCHWAB:I'Z,- • ' • • -
' '..,• •LKIL la uscutem. . _ • ,
septttbadiar
-Palmmr,Wcalabrated 11111riestrirati tilmitesitY :
STANDS TRESKINENT for flucizing /Solver, Atialoig
. Vish.attlat, Gazwac". We advise all go(:) . d,houvvitte2
041 it.. Priza2s - ctrath varpsttls, - at alilkocisqDroit'.. , ..
Store to the Vidted Btatsis.soil Canaan . :-. - 1 ,
..- - ',...„, ~ , -r ..;
par tabi krocung lila% 3LBEVBEIL. iit ., : 1 :13.-t
-1„41 _ .. . , 1.. T _wßictriak - trAM- 4,- , •
k Alradtdigglyfitx , 2 I- '6il Market dyad. PhlladelobtiA ,,
. .. . ..
CLOTHS, aessistrams, ao —A largo and w e ll oelectod
dock of Broad ObAbs, Mark and Fancy eassizatfoo,
Cafluotto, Tweeds, Jeans, de., just received by
A. A. fIASON 3ON
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