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VVEDNEBDA7 MORNINO NOVEMBER 7
Paocaanzwas or COONClLB—Official.--Seleot
Council met upon speoial call. Present,
Messrs. Agnew, Alexander, Bissell, Cheney,
Clarke, Cordell, Drum, Jones, Kier, Lytle, Mur
doch, Pollock, Smith, Taylor and President Mc-
Auley.
Minutes of last meeting read and adopted.
The President stated that the Council had been
convened for the purpose of taking into consid-
eration the Ordinance granting the Right of Way
to the Allegheny Valley Railroad alongluquesne
Way to the city.
The President presented the Ordinance, and
the same having been read,
Mr. Agnew moved its second Frad log by its
title.
On which Mr. Murdoch calVd the yeae and
nays, which resulted as followA :
Yeas—Messrs. Bissell, Clarge, Drum, Pollock
and Weaver, 5.
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t.
Nays—Messrs. Agnew, Alexander, Cheney,
Jones, Kier, Lytle, Murdoch, Smith, Taylor and
President, 10.
Mr. Jones offered the following :
Resolved, That the matter of granting the
Allegheny Valley Railroad Right of Way through
the otty, be referred to a select Committee, with
instructions to report an Ordinance as to the
beet route.
Which was read twice, when Mr. Murdoch
moved to amend by referring to Street Commit
tee—adopted.
Thy resolution as amended then road three
times'and passed.
Mr. Smith presented the following :
Resolved, That the sow of five hundred dol
lars, and the same is hereby appropriated to
No. 7 and 8 for cleaning streets In First and
Second Distriots, and the same to be charged to
Coat agent Fund. Read three times and passed.
Mr. Pollock presented an Ordinance changing
the place of holding the election in the Third
Ward to the Petal° School House. Read three
times and passed.
In allot which ;lotion of Select Council the
Commom Council concurred.
On motion adjourned.
P. Kane and S. P. Smith vs. Cash Mutual
Insurance Company. Shaler and M'Clowry for
plaintiff, Sweitser for defendants. Action to
recover amount of insurance on a clothing store
burned In 1854. The jury found a special ver
dict, as follows: •' We, the jurors in this case,
find that the plaintiffs' stock of ready made
clothing and dry goods, embraced in the policy
bearing date March 17, 1853, given in evidence
by the plaintiffs (front same) and destroyed on
the night of the 18th January, 1854, was of the
value of $975 75; which, with interest thereon
to this date, amounts to $lO7l 27 ; and we fur
ther find, that the goods so destroyed by fire
were insured by the defendants for the sum of
$l6OO, and also by the Northern Protection In
minim Company, of Camden, N. J., for the fur
ther sum of $2OOO, and that the said last men•
tinned Company is now insolvent. But whether '
the plaintiffs are entitled to reciovir from the
defendants in this case the full amount of their
loss or only a pro rata share thereof, the jury
are ignorant, and pray the action of the Court.
And if the Court shall be of the opinion that the
plaintiffs are entitled to recover the full amount
of the loss aforesaid, then we find for the plain
tiffs $lO7l 27. But if the Court shall he of the
opinion that the plaintiffs are only entitledpo
recover of the defendants the pro rata share of
said loss, to wit: the three sevenths thereof,
then we find for the plaintiffs for $459 11 "
M'Lennan vs. Flood's administrator. John
Mellon discharged as administrator, and lettere
of administration granted to John J. Mitchell.
Mineral Bank of Maryland vs. A J aynes' ad
miniatrator. Hepburn for plaintiff; Wm. Mc-
Candless for defendant. Verdiet for plaint,ff
for $2,188 88.
8. Jones & Co. vs. Shoenberger's executor.
Hepburn for plaintiffs ; Williams for defendants.
Verdict for plaintiffs for $3,810,48
Bank of Pittsburgh vs. James 8 Negley, Pat
trick Mohan, et al. On motion of 8.. M'Knight,
Esq. Judgment against Negley, Mohan & Co.,
for want of an affidavit of defence.
William M'Lennan vs. T. Flood's adminietra.
tor. Miller for plaintiff; Mellon for defendant.
The jury found for the plaintiff the sum of $4,-
159,09, to be released on payment to Mr.
M'Lennan, $1,329,41 ; to Margaret hi'Lennan,
1,829,41 ; to Patrick Cady, 1,829,41 ; to John
' J. Mitchell. administrator of Jane Henry, de
, ceased, $170,86, with stay of execution until
1 April, 1856.
Childs & Co. vs. William Digby. timbetaetter
for plaintiffs; Todd and Smith for defendant.
Verdict for plaintiffs for $585,80.
Bank of Pittsburgh vs. Wm. Dawson. Mo
t
Knight for plaintiff ; Belden for defendant
Verdict for defendant.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD TONNAGE. - The
freight business of the Pennsylvania Railroad
during the month of October was larger than in
September, as will be seen from the annexed
etatistios ;
1866 1854
Through tonnage eaet. 17 337 1,455
" west 7,266 3 844
Local " east 9 702 8.846
" west 7,966 9 429
The tonnage of September, 1866, was 89,•
168 tons, an inoreaee of 21,128 tone over the
oorrespond , og month in 1864. The aggregate
of different articles of through and local freight
eastward, received at the Philadelphia depot du
ring the month of October was as follows :
Through, 86,161,646; local, 9,287,436. The
increase in ten months of this year ie 85,600
tons over the same period of last year. The
receipts of flour in October were 88,900 barrels,
and 244,782 bushele of grain. In September,
62,420 barrels of flour and 91,111 bushels of
grain were received.
ARELYST OF A SOPPOSIED THIEF. —On Monday
evening several trunks belonging to the board
ers at the Merchants' Hotel, Smithfield street,
were broken open, and a number of articles of
'value stolen therefrom. Two individuals who
had been putting up at the house, and left a
short time before the robberies were discovered,
were enspected and pursued ; one of them wss
'arms ed at a late hour, as he was about starting
•off on the eastern train. He was conducted to
the tombs, where he was searched, and one hun
dred and forty-one counterfeit " Fives " on the
,Meohanios' Bank of Philadelphia found secreted
on hie person.
MAN KILLED.-A German named Green, em
ployed at Zug, Lindsay & Co.'s Rolling Mill, eat
killed on Monday morning, by being struck on
the head with a large piece of metal. The
metal wee suspended over the door way of the
mill, attached to a plank; by some accident., it t e
came detached, as Green was entering, and fall
' lug, stunk him on the head. His skull was to
Ibadly fractured that he only survived a few
hours. He resided on Liberty street, in the
'Fifth Ward, and leaves a wife and family.
PLkNIE ROAD RLEOTION.-At the election for
&Imre of the Lawrenceville and Sharps burgh
Plank Road, held on Monday, 6th lust, the fol
lowing persons were elected for the ensuing
year:
Preaidenl—James Mak y.
Managers—Thoe. Wallace, Doct. Wm. Wtr
'nerberg, J. W. Danoan, Lewis C. J Noble, W
Ea.
Treasurer—Geo. E. Arnold.
Burrow —Warrants were yesterday issued by
Alderman Major, for the arrest of a number of
young men, obarged by Major Lynch with crea
ting a not on his place In Ross township.
~ ,t,
IMEIIIII
EVERY evening several hundred citizens and
etrangere visit Masonic Hall, to see Ballard's
Panorama of New York city. It exhibits thin
afternoon at 3 o'clock, and every evenint to the
14th ink. is a fine work, and drew a full
house last evening. As a medium to acquire a I
knowledge of city scenes and life, no plan could
be devised to impart th 3 information in ouch
pleasant and interesting manner.
A eadoirr MISTAKE —The Journal and Chron
icle, yesterday published the names of the Di
reotore of the Pennsylvania Insurance Company,
as Direetore of the Allegheny Valley Railroad.
DESTROYED BY FIRE.—An untenanted house in
Minersville was destroyod by fire on Monday
evening. Loss trifling.
Dar A good article will always triumph over any
pretended imitation. It has been Feld that every city le a
paradise of humbugs, but let a really met Potions article,
capable or dein all that h promised for It, and it will stand
the tent of soy opposition depenceni upon inflated notorie
tya;is, nod
for
It has
J..thained h
ken hold otby Bit ter s Dear
people enieevainidt7 of
tried,
and not bound wanting in curing any case of Dyspepsia, in
any form. When these forts are known, why should it not
be appreciated, and used by everybody t For sale by Drug
gists and dealers generally.
1108TETTER, SMITH h CO.,
nov2 Manufacturers, 267 Penn et.
nil-Acidity of the Stomach, and Indl
- can eat anything after taking your Borland
/tillers," is a remark frequently made to us.
To pe none treated w II acidity of the stomach, indiges•
tion, or any disorder all the stomach, we would only say,
fry it. Its worldwide reputation has been established
alone by the many wonderful cures it has effected. When
used for llympep , ia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Weakness
of any kind, Cootiteness and Pile., It should be taken In
small donee--say, half a teaspoonful, regularly three times
a day, before meals.
CAUTION I—To prevent Imposition, be careful to ask fur
Ilkurbave'e Holland Bitters.
Sold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $6, by the propri•
eters, BENJAMIN PAGE, Ja, A Cu., Manufacturing
rharmacentbde and Chemists, Pittsburgh; E. E. SELLERS
& , corner of Wood and Second streets; and Druggists
generally. 0ct.,13
67r - C Aar k's Stoma° kt B 1 Stern are acknowledged
by all who bore cried them to be the best family medicine
.1 the ege, fur the cure of Dyspepsia, Costiveneas, and a die
orderel state of the Liver and Stomach. They have no
rival. The proprietors do not pretend to caution people
from using other preparations that are palmed upon the
public under the name of Stomach Bitters, for they have
found that only one trial was needed to render such caution
unnecessary.
For sale, wholesale, by Cott au a Ctaaa, No. r. Market
street; Gra. 11. Krracit, 140 Wood street; and by Druggists
generally.
A uatlon--9 ales Dally.
A T the Commercial gales Rooms, corner of Wood end
../1„ Fifth streeta,at 10 o'clock, A. 01., a general aesortment
of teasonables, Staple and fancy Dry GOOdß,Clothing, Boots
and dbote, Hats, Oafe, Ac.,
Al J O'CLOCK, 1. M.,
Groceries, Queen.eware, Glassware, Table Cutlery, Looking
Gimes, New and Booond Land IlouseboldbilLiKit4:lol2 e ar•
lalture,
Books, Stationery, Faney Art!oleo, Muster.' Instruments
Hardware and Cutlery Clothing, Variety floods, Gold and
Bdver watches, ho. P. M. DA Val. Auctioneer. 1.1.31:t1
Poatu SALE.—Cm Monday morning, November 12th,
at 10 Ockek, at the residence of David M. harbaur, n
liaslett's Farm, in Roes Township, about two miles from
Aliegheny city, oa the But , her's lion new Plank Rcad, will
be sold-3 valuable Draught Horses; 1 flue Bull; 12 excel
lent Mulch Cow.; 10 stacks Day; 2 eta, ks pats; 7 acres
mime torn; Ijq acres Corn Fodder, in shock; choice Pota
toe-; Rye and vat, Str•w; 2 two horse Farm Wagons; 1
Milk tV.g.m; Idarne•s ; Flows; Barrows; Roller;
cedar Churns, brass mounted; a gene al asvortment of
Dairy Utensil.; large Kettle, with furnace grate, mod a
number of other articles. Terms at eal•.
no‘ti P. M. DANIA, Auctioneer.
lAItIMFIt r AUX AT F.AnT Link:STY AT AIIt.TIGS
. —On Wednesday evening, November 21, a t o'clort,
at the Merchants' Eschangv, Fourth 8 , reeq. vein be told, by
order of Thomas Mellon, Req., Trustee of General Lorimer,
that floe Farm in Collins township. near the East Lherly
Station of Penneylvana Railroad. It boa been sub,hvidvd
into lots of (tom nee to thirteen acres. affording some of the
most benutlful country sties now offered fur sale. Plans
eon be obtalued at the Auction Rooms.
Terms—Ono-fourth rash; balance in three equal semi
annual payments, • all Interest
novel P M. DAVIS'. Auctioneer.
UPEILIon BMUS Marzufacturity
CI and thaiding Lu 4 zn Thrtniaighanr, at Au lion —tin
Thursday evening, November lath, tit ectook, et the
liercban,' Exchange, Fourth street, Pittsburgh. will be
sold—lots Not 62 and CW, at tbs corner cf Dat,on and till
vor streets, having a front o f tel lent tacker on Carson
siren, en t rxientliLit back along Oliver street 100 feet to
Cheo.nut alley, on which is erected a •ory superior new
three-story brick divelti g. stab eXteuittle hark buildings,
with aln•c root and hest modern Improvements.
Ala.), that large and valuable Manufseturing Lot having
e ft , nt , I 01 feet on M•ter street emending back along
M'icen street 315 Q Pot to bingtlartl street, en which It hout
Iron'. of 03 feet
oleo, !thmuf, - ..uring Lot adjoinlnx the labore, heal lg a
front ul 45 feet on Water ntrert., clteuding Lark along Foot
dry Lot or i Garrl 01.1, 390 feet to Bingham at .
Mao, Lora Nos l•lL and 131 haring each • front of '24 fee'
Ott Cranaun atz eat.. oetwera file.g and Joaeph at.reeta, ex•
eud•ng hook LA bat to walnut wllry .
Lots Nos. to /, 210, 214. 215, 216, 217, 218 and 215.
baling each a front of 21 feet On Wachluigt•n street, PI
1,1 ling hat k inn fret ti Spruce al ry, betric between M'Kce
as.' Craig i•tccoth, urnr the g a•s tr,rk? nt C lbmsen, 1. el
Moo, screrel other Lore m dtfferent des:rabid locations In
tins tiourishlnt Iforrue,L,
sawa--tine fourth mon; remainder In two years, with
erect lityoble erini-annual') Title Inditipuialife.
Plena can lie ...in, end fur.her information given, 1 y
calling at tne A u:tlcti [Womb.
not 6 P. M. DAVIS, A ueloneer.
Something for Everybody.
BLODQETT B S W NET'S
PATKNT ALVANIZKD
Portable Oven,
To which s at awarded th. i'rir Medal r f the Uhl,
Mechantea' I ustitute, May, laSt.
Ktlrrante.2 to Cook tostA lessruel than any other Oren tn et, r.
ri l
'HIS IN VENTION, the.raqolt of practical experience, lo
now confidently prearalel t the public, nu auperior in
pour of economy, Antety, durability, BA, or 133111311141.111A13
convenience, and, al,dve al, In the nuritalle4 manner in
which it 5.1, - 21 Ite work, to any other invention of the klud
now In uae.
IS 14 a perfoct Urea, doing everything required of It in the
moot superior Lunn or. It will roa.t ut the same time, es
ninny ditTereot kinds of meats an the Oren cau eon:sin, and
each piece will be p.rtertly sweet, and free from rra,.en art,.
ft,..nx the diffarent r arierwe, a, these gases ate let off
through an eamipe pipe at the top.
For baking bread and pastry, thin Ch - en Is without e
rival, no the to nt a reaulatexl by dampers at the bottom.
and is under perfect control of the operator. It is not ex
celled in point of economy no the heat required is generated
a Man the ()Ten. The material of which it is manufactured
l.emr a non•cooducter, and constructed with air chambers,
there In no radiation of heat, and a small quant ty of fuel
will keep it going for hones. The material will neither runt
nor burn out, and the Oven w II last for years.
unable for the Brannen privece feLmily, or for Steamers
uu I Ihtels of the lergest lose, mautlfacturetl by U. ;3
BD./LOU - TT et CO., College etreet, Butllogton, l't
From those who have them In we at the present time
City Hotel, Pittsburgh—J P Ulnae, Proprietor
Angier House, Cleveland .
Weddell House, do
Johnson House, do
Pa-lab d I( nights, do
1. M. Pltklo, do
Marine Hospital, do
Steamer North Star, do
Dudley A Bull, Buthia. N. Y..
Wadsworth Howe, do
Court., House, do
siddons Prrry A Co, Pauhrster.
st... Chart rr Hotel, syraswe ,
blots Hotel , d..
.1. 1. Cork a Pon, Calico House. .
Syracuse Houma,
Beggs' lintel, Utica
American Hotel, titles;
New England Hotel, Utica
Utica Seminary;
Given's Hotel, Schettectaii
Prandreth House, New York ;
D. D Howard late of Irving House, N.
C. J Daying'on, Dew York;
Sloane, Phillips A Co , Newark, N.. 1 ;
J. renno, Philadelphia;
Masonic. Hall, do
uhlo hiectianirs' Itstitnt CYncionoel
J. 11, Harrocks A Co . do
Steamer U. S. A Lake Champlain
Steamer Canada, do
Steamer America, • d I
Steamer White Hall, do
Steamer Ethan Allen, do
E. G. Cole, Burlington, Yt
George P. Mandl, do
American Hotel, do
Exchange Hotel, du
Howard Hotel, do
Horace Loomis, do
Joho Peck, do
J. N. Pomny, do
A. C. Spears, do
417- The Agent and a sample of the Gnu may he seen at
the City Bole!. ort3o is
42,271 23,674
PATENT FAN BLOWERS,
tCr FJundries, Rolling Smyth
PATINTPD JOLT 17, 1865.
TEIESE FANS are made on rn entirely revs principle,
at d wilt run with less rower than any other Fan now
in ilia.
Tt a blowing a heel is much lighter and stranger titan
that of any other, and from its peculiar construction to lees
liable to get out of order. The shafts ere made of cast
steel, and the Journals are parallel, running in gun metal
boles. MOSICS F FATON ,
agent fur Manufacturers, No. 80 Fourth et.,
novlidsirnf Pittsburgh.
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS'
Mutual Insurance Company,
No. $0 Walnut street, ter.nd door from Pouf fh,
PIIILADKLPHIA
Authorized Capital
Capital paid In J 200,000
Chartered by the Leglelature of Penn's, April 2,1613.
C)MPANY is now prepared to basun Policies In
I Fire, Marine, Inland, Navigation and }Lailroad risks,
at the current rates of premium; and havirg the security
of a cash capital, ft alto affordA the insured an annual par.
Urination In the profits, without any liability whatever.
DILIECTOB.S.
Henry L. Stevenson, Stephen Toram,
John W. Tilforil, John Al. Hummey,
David B. Taylor, Alexander Murphy,
nomad D. Smith, H. K. Itlntiardson,
William F. Boone, John N. Urnle, N. Y
William Morris, Jas. W. Weston, N. Y.
HENRY L. STAVENSON, President.
H. K. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
THOS. .1. HUNTER, Agent,
oct3o No. WI Water Ht.. betypen Wood and Msrket.
EST LACK'S GREAT I - kg/WV/MEET,
For Fastening Washboards to Walls.
NO GOOD BUILDING should be finished without using
these Fastenings.
111091,8 P. BATON, Agent for Patentee,
SO Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
Refer to the following Architects In this city: J. W. Kerr,
Esq., Cherie., Bartberger, B.Fg , and Messrs. Barr & Mower,
Esq.. noel
UGAA-40 hbad Plantation guitar in kora and for ea
13 by [nov3l MILLER 3 RICESTSON.
IOFFER-200 bags prime Rio Coffee ;
1 • 30 pockets Old Government Java Coffee;
For sale by [novil) MILLER a RICILETBOI
sALERATDS AND POTASH
-80 boxes Blassland's lialeratus ;
6 casks Potarth neelved and for sale by
17,0,8 MI6S.RR h ADELKE/'BON
AUCTION SALES.
=ED2
P. Si. DAVIS, Auctioneer
OMIUMM
MEl==!
GARTLICY & Pox's
PATENTED JUNK 5, 1866
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COMMERCIAL POST.
PITISBURGII BOARD DIN TILADIE AND
ICIACRIVEIANTS , NiX.CHANGIC.
OFFICERS.
Fresie WILTIIARTII.
First Viet President—T 8. Moue.
Second '• " Geo. W. OAAB
Treartrir—N. Routes, Jr.
&critary—Jinee P. Rum.
SuperinlmA-ea—S. T. Noaineer, Ja.
frimittte of Arbitration for November—Geo. W. CA.88. ;
V. P.; WM. Pert.I.LPS, D. WOAADLL99, Jew. A. WILLSON,
Reese J. Tuom As.
DAILY REVIEW OF PITTSBURGH MARKEIS
Orme or ram DOILY Moarnaga Posr,l .
Wednesday, November 7, 1866.
There was m•re activity in trade yesterday. We note the
following sales reported on 'Change:
FLOUR—This article maintains the advance reported yet •
terday. Sales 148 bbls superfine from wharf at $8.66; 64
do superfine and extra do at $8,62@8,75; 62 do extra do at
$8,80; 20 dodo from store at $8,76; 160 do do deliverable
December lot at $8 76
GRAIN—Corm...6OO bushels ear frrm wharf at 45c Rye
...600 bushels from canal at 86c ; 160 do to arrive at 80c:
106 do from wharf at 88c; 64 do do 90c.
W 1118 K Y-60 bbls rectified at 36c.
CIII4EBIO 100 boxes Western Reserve at 9t/. / 010c.
11U1TER-16 kegs good packed at 16c, cash.
111,00118-10 tone Juniata at $7O, six mantes.
WOOL-10 sacks unwashed Tennessee at '2lc.
Imports—T li e Prospect
The Journal of Commerce, compiles weekly, with much
care, the import and export trade of New York, nod pub
lishes monthly a resume of the weekly figures. Its exhibit
for the month of Oeteber tspncludee with the following facts
and commenter--•' Yor ths tint time during the currant
year, the total exports to foreign torts, excluelve of Specie,
hare overtaken the shipments for the p:eceding year, the
aggregate dole January lot 1 sing $B3O 603 in faCcl3ll of the
corresponding len months of 1854, end $2 6131,2r3 more than
for the some period 1 f 1863 The export. of specie since
January let are $7.935,836 lea] then for the first ten months
of last year. Thus:
1853. 1854 1865.
Domastic produce ...... _545,664.119 47,807 861 48,4164445
Foreign Dlorehandt.
(frool 1,217,683 1,44.5,079 3,439,470
Foreign MerclaandiBB
(dutiable) 4.112093 3,915.655 0983,183
Specie sud Bullion. 19,705,730 33,863,141 25 627,305
Total exports. ....... $70,908,325 06,821,730 79 524403
Total, exclusive of specie 51 213,893 5.3,25,595 63,89:403
We do not r.ee how, out of the above, the most ingenious
bear' can fin I any materials for a panic. On the contrary
the result is more favorable than could have been anticipae
(el A felling off in the foreign imports since January lot
of t..'11 031,223 ae compared whit last year, and $37,149,902
as compared with the I.revzoos year, while there to a po,l
tive gain over either of those years In the exports of pro
duce and merchandise! With abundant crops for our own
use, a large surplus Or export, peace and plenty in all cur
wide extent of territory, we may keep the approaching
Thank•gi ring nl.ll devout and grateful hearts."
The FIIIILTICIaI C 1111 l In Europe
BANK or ENGIARD.—The Bank of England announrei on
Thur star, the Lath, an in,rease In the rate of didrount to C
per cent. for sixty day? Mlle, and lo 7 per rent. for paper
of a longer date. The greatest alarm has been created in
commercial circles, as theme are higher rate. than thole
which precethd the panic co lb-47. An Immediate ..uNpen.
Mon of the reettiottve clause of Peel's bank bid 18 lolked
fa., and an immediate natlr of eome kind of pater money
The merchants tu Liverpool are about io hold a meetini ou
the subject
HANK or Fitasca --The Punta letter of the ?Me/ say's that
the ra strict?, incusure. lately adopted by the Bank of
France are tiegiuriing to be felt in almost every branch of
train, and trans.- 1 ins hare aerturdingly le, me diflieult.
Manufacturer. have limited tee much as poasible their par.
chases of raw materia:s, and retailer, are atom in laying iu
their usual Winter • oa k. Coders, however, CAI iL U- to he
received from the United i‘tates, from beuth America unit
snglar•d d tb, winter r Open t trade pry miser , to ire active.
The price of Corn her again Increased The Bank of France
hue ruined thr rule til.count to 0 per civilL
Commercial Summary
Fe r aframah ip Aro yn
I [over 21 —The circular of Ric-Mahon,
f pen., s Gt, quote the Cotton marßet ut dull end unset
tled, with a deed no of al. The eAlmateil Sale. of %Veda.-
day , are 60.30 bales, in. tutting .i.lO-1 to exporters. Wheat
rtmr steady, with a limited buttineae, and prices on
chan teat , Philadelphia, ilulticoo, •nd Ohio, red
•bent flo fdrm lita , white 12. &iodl2c O I . Indian c ire ac
•Ice, but pare. Un. 11.14.:e I mixed c ru 44 The i.rovie
ton market in aeneritty uncbauited. and ,14.4.11,
9,-tober mosey muter straigent
Coo.lois
Th. , um: het i+ quite dull here, with niftier n ilownwerd
trott.r. re rt. to tttr oh, to . ..of tottual rear., ter 14111
r•utork t Lot Itttgr t.ll-ref tit ortt r net, t,r Irtrornitter
4. itv-ty to ttrt• At I. u. youttyrt,ottot - ts Are
melon;. nod 1.11 .t Inet dut..• erer- nrt of 0710,r t err
ittr It 0.•441.11.g r pottol.• roorr.
T% LEG RAT li MARX
N:; S. ati. N:1.0olt0 C —ttrx kg tt tr;11 , lewtte, th.• au
-11-uro-v•mpn: f the ~,err , I.ertt-1 mane.
Vinur drOOp r.gl hit. Wheat Or, peg. ea se
,f/ srm. tol't , 0; 0 11;0. Pt rll tire,
••,1, t;1.1.; h.-'d;1,1; r, . eat, 2:xo lie rvpactr..ol( Is •
.i.t; I. r,l we- tv... .011,1 12/01; WhiNlty
;or,. 1:10.) 1 is an... I[o.-.1; nalet; 400 bag. HI •
at 11. H.ll-0 rivltv.;r. 1 ; i 4 ht.!. at O.:, Slol.ste,llrut
sale, 1000 1142 (Atter arttr' , s utt• Isertgrtl.
PrIII iDLLYIII. NOTPU3ber —OlerertP,l rpm°, la a Mo-iy,
,nd (-ono wagon at VI Ls n 64 mu. Co tou ir.nu
ti , o F qunt,. I ri v e- nrnt at th• Havant,. n0...4 y..,
day, 60 . (pd7t0/ nblo werd .I,p rf at s9dll,vllo.7:—the
latter rate t It pool brand, o otAndy demand for a.. an
ply t t nuke' , o;ll , ol }V r 5 pto F,I'L for (.3.1 • 02 and Inoey
nrar. no A ontall amount of t 1 heat offend nn 'ettand-, nod
the demand wt. , not ua. live ; 0000 ha, T,3oeu,r, at
SZ,I4, nut I lon Oils ;cod rennoyiranla at : sad ;bill
1,13 nt $Y,t2 and a snott lot of vtal ot , utl,rn a Ll a
at C in wer , .. vale, : 0 00 L.t.14 yollow yttatetdo,
par lat Oboo o to and i•ott u I. ruse, and )0,0 hum n,
day of PK. to too, Wdinky st.tody. Cuba In kLI. et 4llry
Inaoton and p-iron, nod la ntols at 41,.
- -Flour un,rlllr I hnt. of
byre. nt flu but 111,1 , W , , I.ti strum', t/.0-f. nothing .• h a t
vrer report..l Sll.l bbl, afrtnß v xl Orr ,
wrfwl uro-llur red. f 10 111111t."1 ti..11114n , 1 The river Innis
1.0 no I r rplug 1,1'3 1.10.1 y 5% -utter wrl
IftLTl.m.ffia S. aerabrr t hau• ha, u.l (inn] 11...,c
to . nu:a? rat .0., r . LI 1.11111014,1
fur yeltra 11...aara et. an d !lour .ftar.tra
fu'aer , I.
CIO, FtLinT r9i, S. C Ncvrm'er t --et - Won ha, der:itiet
G 1,33 I ,to mu, t 6.. n ril t 01 the bath 'be
oidee ill day were /5,0
MON K 1 --ito , ated Lit a grgal at. h. a i n nil
5.71, Razr, or • good tiohl osilnp r enaahla artelee
every Ina urate, truthful. inte.lt,ent petlion, nth return
much {detour. and satietsciinn W I LFON, oo 11•
f • at Set and FLurth streets, o generally resported to Lave
the bar,: an. , ' troent 111 the CU . '', and to e:; the ..tiesprel
qua I y cooeidarial
Lin.. your Watch novel reps ring nr cleaning" WII /7V
La.n the bev.t.W•tch Repairing ettop in the eta,. at t 7 !iler
het corner of /north.
- -
AFON . BARGAINS—One of et.. W00d... Mot,
ripely Ia ikiC, act, Wl.ll Ira iv and bul.dlll;x. nod front ,
ing on the Ohio river. It t. Ofloresi ni I.I4UCtI lora Was its
worth.
tine IL t of LAIf an an,. on the Allegheny river, In Un
.tueeno Burt ugh, on which ILI erreteal a n urnt iar lion.. It
will he given in eio•hati4r f..r gout Wriievn land
Tvveniy.eight acme vi Ja rt a MITI, there Mike teioir the
rity
w , nty thr.ee acres atLoining Temperat,rille
nl taese an• otT rysl h.» enough t.) tempt you.out of
our money mod if Oka.« oo too sou you, just non and gyt
tar priutod itegbOar 01 Lots and Lands for sale. On it there
re bargains uffertal. THOMAS WOODS.
nct..3l
1 ItitlEY .7 l.o UlL—itectlved sud
courci.
1 j 140 f.
I.lllC—lbt, Lble frvib Lvulevtlt, , or en , e by
tov2 !INN hY 11. COLLINS.
4 LIE g tXX) b 0 X t 4 14 prow W. - K
out tiLg fur .. 4 11.• by
i nets V LI. COLLINS.
jI.OJAS AI du: n Nt tx. 111 Is tor
1) nor:: 1-11gNILY 11. COLLINB.
'TABU. LINISNA—
Blerwhetl Clutha (-um 71y V 10111,
Ilottirtrhett ••t ,
Ralf blench.l
tinowlrop Datpere
Dement(
Ja,t rPreiTeti et NG
no' 2 BROOK,' A COOPFII.__
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nnl K.U.AHe u :ugAr at r., 4 1,...0 It, by
Irtait L.,••ibg"4L. nblx Ilefiutd, Cruebed uul Pul•
Trf lzrl hu ge r+. II brut- '0 LA fit the
\A ANL I- EiCt to,. ,„ ~,„ ,„„„,„,„
v 116 house-keeper ; a young 1111111 lte bar-keeper; a
ark; a porter; a laborer; a boy to learn a trade. Can
all give good referabees.
/4 earm.—Tyro blacksmiths, a Protestant Gardener, a
good Moulder.
Apply at BARE'S Intelligence Office, 410 Liberty street.
nr.vl
1:, , M PTY LIAO4-2110 F:iopty bapfor ante by
_CA noel RHYMER A AN UNPSON, 39 Wood et.
PK I Nt.:l r NO A UOU ju.t restart and lor Pale
I: by luov I : Itlii'MElt A A NUF.RSuN.
I 'OI.IACLO-11) gross Go...dyne'', eelet•ratsd Flue tJut Char
ing Tots-co jut received and :or sale by
noel itliYNI KR A ANI,EFISON.
A. M.CS,N AO/will IJMVel. , .ther 01,11111 g of
.
aril Winter B 4 nt.e,, ou Thu,lH), 14(
UpwraclF of 400 new 1:13.1 ffioiliouhble Bonnets in 8t in,
VOL, JAL d other Materials, nod Of the newest Phritl Elyi Vet,
1.1 ill he extant,' noel
tiOrIERY ANL. OW ES.—A. A. Jin,uN CO have
ti 1800 1 ,7, 1 a very large stock oldie ul.ove, consisting of
every variety of Bate' end Childreh'e Hosiery,
Gloves. Mitt Ar . Nuitelds f. r the pees., coal
op
LALI . IILAUh-1 UJ nr i lw lo j r ,A o u i ; ti ;si
TOCK dt CO
L.:UP C %Rd. bOl/A-ISO kegs for sale by
oct3l B. A. FALINIi°TOCK k Cu
1 'X L. LOU WOOD-200 cane tor mile by
1:4 oct3l IL A. FALINESTOCK A CO
I,IIrILI—NI ache.« . 1, 2 and 3." large;" Codfleh, and.
I. lag and h.r sale by bilLl...E.t et IiIt:METROS.
FOR BALL'—Seven Home+ and Lot on Pennsylvania
Avenue, near the corner of High street. Lot 30 feet
front an the Avenue, an i 117 feet back; on which there is
erwed live brick and two frame houses, weals for about
s4bo a year. Will be sold very cheap. Apply to
BLAKELY A RICLIEY,
ocl3l corner Seventh and Fmithlield fits.
500,000
. _
ttod. a bot , I.s9ol[unit:a of I+llver and (cold
kj Headed Caned, at
oet2 IIIItSIIFIRLD k snN's
ETTEtt B LA NCKL , —Sereral 1:10.W varieties just reed
at W. 8. HAVEN'S Stationery Wart.bouso, Market st.,
corner of Second oct3o
NC. TAR-60 bbla N. t) Tar, (large bbl-,) to arrive, (la
. cocsignment uud for sale by
oet22 ATWELL, Lx}: A co.
ijourEI6I.FPUSU U6oLP , --A MASOVEI Co have
I 1 celvral another lot of linen 'and llouankeeping Good r i
Their stork will he found to contain a full assortment of
every article in bli line. oct29
xt
BLACK BU RD CRAYON 6—A 11 - I ,v su r l i y iA reer vß i N vr i t 3 l
octlb Eltationery Warehouse.
PEltOooli who ° want n ItEVuLVINU tlalLENDatt, will
,I_ please call or be disappointed. These Waal articleal
arc rapidly bKoming favorites with ell who nee them.
They are the most convenient Almanac in use, and last for
ail coming time. Only fifty cents. Call soon. Sold, whole.
sale and retail, by S. L. OUTHBItitT,
oct3o 53 Market street.
AND A. OW/ L 1 TSstyles receiving tinily
UV in cloth, a ilk And fur, at
00t27 L. 11111.111111ELD A SON'S
/AlL—Sperm. Bleached Winter Whale, Tanners' and Win
ter Lard Oil, on hand and for sale by
nova MILT SS A HICK/MON.
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Tax fast steamer "Lucie May," Capt. J .J. Robinson, will
leave today f r Cincinnati. We nerd only make mention
of the fog pilot, Mr. Jae. M'Donald, be will see her through
in railroad time. Besides, her clerks are attentive and will
see that all on board are well oared fir.
Tea Cincinnati Columbian, of the bth say.:
The river at this point has been 118113 g slightly for a cou•
ple of days past, on account of heavy rains, which have
teen frequent in the v icinity. The use will not affect Dav 4
gallon to any extent, and the last arrival from below report
the river falling at Cairo. The Ohio river is low and fall.
ing, which has considerable affect on the stage of water in
this river between here and giro. New Orleans boats can
not now go out drawing over seven feet with safety, which
they are not able to stand at the prevent low ra ex of freights.
They are, ccnsequent'y, lying at the Levee, doing very lit.
tie business, and the last of next west will probably tee
some of them 3:111 in part.
The river at this point condones on a stand. We ii‘ve
learned nothing of consequence in regard to the state of
the Upper Misdssippl, the Illinois or the Missouri. There
is no improvement in these streams.
SNMVAD.—The Ben Bolt arrived yesterday evening from
Bt. Jo.eph, Mo. Her manifest represents u big lot of hemp,
but 218 bales of which was left at Glasgow, on account or
an snidest that befel her. On Wednesday, when ate vs
Oarlike idr,ro, a more than ordinarily ugly tOOking snag struck
her on the larboani ride, forwar.l of the boiler., and broke
end displaced about fifty of her bull timbers. Water was
admitted by this, to some extent, and damaged thirty hairs
of t h.. hemp which woo slowed away In her hold. A t Glas
gow her hold freight was discharged, the holes stopped up,
and proceeded on her trip, arrived last night, and will go en
the docks far repairs.
Pitteburgb, Steubenville and Wheeling
Packets.
di& t l
Th« DIURNAL, Captain J. A. Einots.g, and
the POII.E: , T CITY, Captain 11. Wax, 14,11
run a , . r.guiar DAILY PACKt.TS, t.etw««u Plttoburgh,
14 - teutwnril,« and \Vb ug, atapplng at all Intertzethute
Tb., DIURNAL, will leave rtttaburgh on Mondays, W.'i.
Eteada3 A and Prldaya, at ld O'Cli,ek, A. M.— krturnong Khe
MI I lest, Wheenng on Tneadaas, Thursdays and Faturdaye,
at t o' , -IcA•k, AM.
ThP FOR.E.ST CITY xiII six , 1010. Pit tsGurgla on Tuesdays,
Thurad•ys and Saturdays, at lu 0',1,1t, A. M.—Returtung,
silo will lance Whorltng on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, at o'clock, A. M.
For Ireigitt or passage apply on board or to
J. D. OOLLINUWtaAt, Agent,
No 15.5 Foot street.
Regular To•silay Packet for Wheeling,
narlette and tleillopoll•.
The new end hplentlii hoesmer CONVOY,
.:he \Voir, Jr., Slioter, E. DADRAfiII, Clerk,
will leave for the rtbore n rel I ntermedlate to
every Tuesday, at 4 o clock, P. M., positrrely.
For freight, or passage, apply on board to
Jrl.l 0 M. II All rON. or C. iItNES, Agents.
For Cincinnati.
Th« steamer CIIICA ti. , . Captain C L BRE , -
Ar r As . will leave for the - ore and in ten:ll.ll.re
p:ne on TiIUIIRDA Y. `Olt Mot ht 10 A. SI.
For freiglit or peonage apply on board, er to
nor: LIVINGSTON dt VLACK, Agent..
For al.Louie.
The steamer J 8 PRINGLE, Captain NS
ST C'erk, Jritx Ftto ,mit.s; seEl Stare
t 87.144,17;A for the e 1.,. hod totem dlata port, on FRI.
leAl, INovrEntatr 9 h, at 10 A. M.
Yur Irelirtit or passage apply co board, en to
IfAilti E 9 A FLACK, Agent's,
MM=M
nor
For St. Louie
The nteararr It XPENDKR, Captain Jour( L
Rayne,.; Clrrk, k ICv Cgs, viii loavr for the
ahoy.. and intermethatr ports crk WRIKSE.
DAY, 71b lmt , 10 A. M.
For Might or pa_kna,,,, apply on hoard, or to
norl, 101.1.1NOW(N)D a HARNE. , , Arrca.
For Cincinnati.
Tbe earatner LUCik.: MAY, Cho. J. J.
Ch.rk, A lioottliiOri, Will !nave f.r , hr
•bove 140.1 Inosrmrdiate p-rte, on IVEDNItr ,
1)01,:th in.t , lu A.
For irright or plowiagio hOiiIV on hoard, or In
no, FLACK A liIII.4KS, Agroh•
etaatuncr WANUINtiTON CITY, Cat t.
liagsti. W Enfant Clerk, S. Pkrrtan; anti leave It r
the abate en 1 lulertnedl .te ports ou VI k:D•
tl, N ort.txt her- L, 4 ‘,..-toelr P. St
tr..lht or plitlage apply on lgaard, cr
n(c, JOHN VI.ACK. Agent.
Nbt NI. Louis.
O=lEl
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S FOR RIV ER. 'MLA.
Tux Brent—Last evening at dusk there were 6 feet
7 Inches water, by the pier marks, and stationary for the
past 24 hours. The weather fe moderate, with what a
Beotehman would my, " a &etch fog falling,"—which wlI
be a preventive of the river falling.
Tea steamer " Diurnal,. Ckipt. J. A. Shoals, la the regular
Wheeling packet this morning; she leaves at 10 o'clock.
Tux steamer '• Bay City," Capt. A. D. Miller, will leave at
10 o'clock this morning for Louisville. Having all bet
freight on board passengers can rely on her leaving at the
time speciDel.
Tea tine steamer "Granite State," Capt. M. Fort, was de•
Mined yesterday; she will positively leave to-day nr Ft.
Lout, Passengers taken through dime, in the quickest
possible time yet made.
Mt St. Loulx Democrat, of the 4th Rays
FORT OF PITTSBURGH
EM:=
111311111
reamer .I•lTerson. Woodward, Brownsville .
Luzerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
" Col. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
" Itolion, lienderickson, West Newton
" Aquino, Dickson, West Newton.
blichigan No. 2, floret, Wellsville.
" Oen. Lorimer, -, Rochester.
" Diurnal, Shoolit, Wheellna.
Clem. Fiiitror, Gordon,
.1. S. Pringle, Stoops, fitnou is.
City of Cairo. Youst.
DEPARTED.
Fteorner Jefferson, Woodward, B.ownsvllle.
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Lucerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
•' Col. Bayard, Peebles. E I itabetb
llenderickoon, West Newton
•• Aquino, Dickson, West Newton.
!Wiehigon No. 1, Herat, Welh.rilln.
Gen. Lorimer. -, Rochester.
Verret City, Moore, Wheeling.
•• Clare Fisher, tiordon, Steubenville.
Convoy, Wolf, thilliopoli--
.4 Itmme ((reborn, Ayers, 7.4nesvillo
•• Orb, Moore, St. Lou Ls.
Icenone, 13hunk, Cincinnati.
STEAMBOATS
E;E!CEZ !!=!Erl
The nteamer tiff AN 11K STA • F., Capt.. NI.
laztFolll, Inert, Luria, bare for tb.. a .ore
and interznedlatz ports on WEDNESDAY, lio
rembur 7, at In A. NI.
Per freuht or paar.age apply on board, or to
nor:, FLACK, UAnt KS ig LIN INugioN, AgaDt.t.
For Ciriolnontl.
Thr nteatuer A LLEA:IIIISSY, Captain 1. N
Coca; Ciro a, Cxes COLS; will learn for tho
aboro end hltVllll/Ktill, ports on TUR,I , AY,
Norrrober 6th, at 10 A. Al
Aor lrrigh; or puosa,rr app y CO board, or t.
/1-AUIC A I.lVlNti.,irt)N. A,zout..
For Loui•vllle.
steamer BAY CITY. Captain A. 1).
LEH, leave for th- above and internatallata
ports tI'I!:DINII.SD A Y, Novemler 7, at 4 P. NI.
for irvlght r panage apply ur to
no .15 C ItAIINEB , .agent.
Bnlna of Thousand Flowers, for h‘muti
lying :be Cutuplexical, and pm:Rea:mg all Te2f, PlafPt...v and
FRICELIO :row the face. Sold at Dr. KEYSER'S, 140 Woad
IMMICE
J UAN Ctil/EN A CU., lioillera, No. 1S First Street.
%unlit "'spectrally inform the public ih,t they have
const.ntly on hand a far e e 'apply of ..3AILSAPARILLA,
MINERAL WATER, ALE and PWATER, of the beet tidal-
I.y.
The attention of fankal. Is particularly directed to the
fact that they bottle WA.INRIGHT"B ALE in to purest
elate. Physicians recommend It to families ou acunint of
I. el:elle...Ann and ettengthening qualitlea. [oct3o.ly
Our Endeavor 1.1 to Maw.
LOWRIE'S EATING ROUSE,
El=
All. PRlt..str.s.S fond a GOOD LIVING will
Oplease call and judge for tnonosal v @if,. A In, ri
J., on bond, the boot of Oysters, Meats, et if.,
Tea, home made Dread, Pies, Custards, warm
Corn Brea.l, Mush and Milk Fried Mush. Widnes, Iluca•
wheat Cakes, se / lie cook lug oln be such as will gratify
epicures.
fig_ Ynmiliea uplitd llyotore et rea4onablo rater
ort27 tf
THURNDA V, the '2sth Instant, a F,,OSTED GOLD
I.IItNAz 4 T PIN, without ket, The finder w ill b« .uIIa•
1•ly ri.wurdea by leaving It at the PEKIN Tit.A STONE, Nj,.
3 , 1 Fifth street. oct27
NEW 1300ne— nix Days of Creation,
Clouds and Sunshine, or the Lifs of a Village Pastor;
B,enes In the Practice of a New York Surgeon
A Visit to the Clamp hero o Sebastopol;
the Proverbs of all Nations:
My 11.mdage and Freedom, by Fred. Douglass,
Mary Lyndon: nn aumbio,fra ph y:
omar Pasha, or the Vizier's Daughter, by 0 W M.
Reynolds:
Japan as it is and wee:
be Slay dower, by 11. Beecher Stowe:
sonabin« on Daily Pathe, by II Beecher Stowe ,
The Save of the Lamp ;
Life and Tlllll . B of James Gordon Deo nett ,
Women of the French Revolution.
For tale by toct3l l 11. T C 510114 AN. 164 Wood et.
IUI A NILLA PPING PA Pk:KS—JOHN S. DAVISoN, 6b
ket stivet, near Fourth, has just received another
supply of Manilla Wrapping Papers, of cap, medium, farce
end extra large eix•e—light and heavy—rultable for Cry
(lrodN, Sho. mud Trimming Stores. Commercial Note. fa
handsome article at $1,50 per ream,) Circular, Letter, Fools.
rap and Sermon Paper, Blank Books, Ink, So, rowayn en
baud at homer low prices. JOHN S. DAVIS,) • ,
oct3l tl5 Market street, near Fourth.
50011 AltPsiVo NIAGAZINN fast Ireeire 1 ; also, all
other Magazines', and sold at *AI rents per copy,
excepting Blackwood. If you want to save 25 per rent.,
come to L A UFFER'S Bookstore, N 0.30 Fifth of. [oct3l
INDlACkioLtiOtJUlfe—The beet article tow iu uvo f
curing Faver and Ague.. at d other bilious diseases.
Thorn suffering from tie above complaints should call and
try a bottle. Twelve dozen just received by
0631 .108. FLEMING
jj Attu Y'S TRICOPHEROU" -24 dozen of this celehrate.•d
eceived by JOB . FLEAfING,
0.31 corner of Diamond and Market at.
AGAZINt.B, Ai.—Putnam's Monthly for November.
Graham's American Monthly do
Peterson's Ladies' National - do
Galey's Lady's Book
Frank Leslie's Gazette of Fashion do
Illustrated London News, Intent number.
London 1 ouch, do
latched Notions for November.
Just received and for sale by
W. A. GILDENFENNEY It CO.,
Fifth et .oppoisite the Theatre.
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PEKIN TEA Si TOILIC,
An. :IS Ajlh street.
LOVERINO ' 8 Double 13,ilned, Orupbed and Pulverized
SU/JARS, at /1 cents 'f I. Prime Me Coffee at 12 . 1 X,
Cep is CO lb. loci:ill S. JAYNKS.
t4lrii SPONGE—I have On band • large assortment of
fine Sponge. Those wanting a good article can always
procure it at JOS. PLEMINO'B,
ort3l corner MIMOIII and Market rt.
RENCH BLACK INU—Superlor to anything of the kind
r now in use. Twelve dozen just received by
oet3l JOS. FLEMING.
LOVE ANODYNE—An &lectern' cure for Toothache
Twelve &ten Jima received by
octal JOB. FLEMING.
F ISH -40 bble Salmon ;
80 bbla and ball' bble White Blab;
80 dv do Trout ; for sale by
nay/ HENRY H. COLLINS
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AMUSEMENTS
TII EATILE..4. 0. FOSTEd, sole Le.see and Xl.na
1. cer: War. FL Ran, Stage Slans.or ; Camas FOSTIt,
Acting Manager. Treasurer, J. Vc - Bonin.
PRICES OP ADMISSION:
Boxes and Parquette.. -60c.1 Private Boxes, 1arge......88.00
Second Tier I Private Boxes, .15 00
Baia for °aloe I p.rroms cents
.OD` Certificate, assuring seats, 124, seats extra.
.Blos 51ATILDA II ERON In the greet Tragic Play
of ••CAMILLc "
WEDNNSDAY EVENINO, NOvEMBEE 7, lano,
Ns.ill be perlorme4. the T.agie Play of
CAMILLE, or La Dame aux. Camellas
Camille. Mies Vetilda Hero I ; Armand, Mr. C. Faster;
De Vary!lle. Mcßride; Duvall, Cunningham; Guaten,
Dubois; Marianne, Julia M. Couto.
N. B —ln consequence of the ex , reme length of the play,
no other piece can be perfonnel with it.
gar Doors open at to i : performance to begin at 7,4'.
CITY HALL.
MILE, TERESA PAR ODI'S
GRAND CONCERT!
CNDER 'MS MILICIION 07
lIIAUR/CE STILILKOSCEi t
The Great rianest and Complier.
ltirLLE TERIHiA. PABODI begm leave to announce that
ill her ONLY OR.ND CONCERT In Pittabu,o will take
place in CITY HALL, on
Friday, November 9th, 1855.
On whirl oeeithinn the will be Mblithd by Madame AMELIA
PATTI tiTitAKOSCII, vie distinguished Contralto, and
BIGNOIL LEON &BBL the eminout Baritone
pg Adlrib , iba, Doe Dollar. Douro open at 7 ; to com•
113.E1t,e at 8 o'rinrt.
Principal tick, Mace at If. }licher A Brother's Manic
Store, whore Beata may be secured without any extra charge,
begl fining today ut 10 o'clock A. Ai. novbibt
BULLARD'S PANORAMA
NEW YORK CITY
91AK XS the I.purtatur over six tunet through the streets
f New ] ' o,: city, fakhfulty thowing the /3FISLBB,
It uf•La and a:lleums tf city Me. He hes a view of over
see,' hundred Horses and Carriages, and Upwards of
TRN THOUSANIJ OF ITS PROPLEI
Procw.ioon, Si ilititry Compatiles, Boodm of Magic, Shipping,
Ntbaro boat., o'
L ouch exhi. Woo en Explarmwry Lecture will be given
by Mr. Doer, situ cf the proprietorn, or Allier, Norton, or U.
M. ::pauliling, giving moth valunble knowledge of
NEW YORK AND 1I PEOPLE,
Of great Importance to a stranger, and of general and In
structive luiormatiou to everybody. Will exhibit at Vitt*
burgh, In Illasioulc flail, T.IIUFLIWAY EVENINU,
November I, at 7 o'clock, rind oath minim; to huvembAr
14, Indust,. AN, each Wedne day and i , sturday
noon. from November L w November 14, at 1 o'rlock.
$j admisolon, 25 ceulii; children 15 cents. Parties of
file person!, $l. nova:osth
JOHN W. AITARTHYJ
Bill Poster and Distributor,
air WILL attend to thr P , ALiug acid Lifstributing of all
Mod, of
BILL! , 6OR CONCICRT. LECTURES, EXHIBITIONS, Ae.
All ca - Inamonination,—either by mml, t.legraph, or °thy! ,
c 4.11, of the, Morning Post, will ro
anee prompt attention. nr,7
SPECIAL NOTICES
Western Insurance Uowpany,
Noveinber let, Nes.
N ELECTP.N for Thirteen Dirsctors thi Camp!. y,
t_ :o tweet , for the eueul .eor, 4 4 lb! b.. ut the !!floe
of the Compecy. ott 1.;9t-3/ tY, 13th inst., between the
hours , f lU d. 31. urn 3 NI
DOT 3-ltd
F. M. GORDON, F,ret.nry
Kureks 11115111,1130 e COMilany•
AN .FLEIT:tiN ,ur Ihirtmet Dire,tnro, 10 o.ore for tt,
rnAuing year, affil br hold of Ibe office ct the Cen,
pony. on 1.126.61JA1, tbn 1:;•.11 day of Nrv.mber nest,
t.h. htura of 10 andl. A. M.
❑ vl:ald It. FINNEY, Secre•ary
Hank of Pittsburgh,
tb!tot.or 14
N ELEVTIoN r flL , rteen I. , irvr:cry bI tole 11..nk, for
I
bt ,, ,a4 le,r, 1, holden St the liauklng
[low, a N:LINDA N . , It, la It Ivy , •t November LICXL,
rot,r, Le h. of It A. M and M.
A InO, a g..tw , r,.1 iLtlwin,r of the :ROCS hOitier, of the Bank
~1 wl.l hoiden nn TUBSDAY, the oth day of
:loNember next, at the Bankini house, in accordance with
the provi.dol, r 1 We charter.
octl)dlaa=lm .1,.[1N SNYDER, Cashier.
leckanics , Bank. I
Pit!ahurgh, Oct. 18,18,85
A N ELECTIJN for Thlrloen Dirre.crs, to sdrTe for the
t•unom; )oar, Mill 0- hr. , : at tha Mechanlei . Book of
l'ltiOurgh, on the t hird ilondl7 n . l" Nar.mber rvod, at the
Bo lkiug Hou•C on F.n . .rth ntre,t, terw,n thr bows of A A.
N and 3 1. NI
u get.ersl tn.. the 2.'toekhol :era vcrl be held
thefirt! 911/-1 fay ..11.V,e•cm:e.-, lb. -ewe ph nt the
r I 10 o'el,k A. 3: D
BANK ,T $
TILE r`.l-TrA_lfillulrtrEltrl al h,.,...: ...4 pre,' r 9 I'•
1 tul:gh are hereh3 uotitie.l Um! Lt., 0,7'1 v.t-.4
E 1.,:,) Nor erheir, vrltl la We., :he 1,!. I r ;
•tn Iho lutirth andrurrtir.m-ht e r L.hrre ou
t!.:rth N tulle w•u r z, pn . ,,ht, at the Dick, g
11 , . Ise. Fourth r r trout, $O, pr., rrr,lutiou hr me r.b.ls I
Irrrerr;orrr ir.pt rik.r) C.. hi• r.
Merchants and DfandfaCiurers , Idank,
- -
0.7t010, 19, 1955.
N EL,IS:-.7I'IJN Dry. - con , of thin Beni will
b.. ball ItIONDAy, t ht. lath
day of NossAn.ber tp,t.
IV. 11. I.W.NNY. Cashier.
b:leo tio
4 M ICKTINII of the Sh.-1 h,.id.rq tho Tempfrancrnlie
.11 and Nr.lwell. pie, PI 1141: Ei had Comp •ty, to the purproce
-
held ftt the Troaiurer. ',I Fourth street, on tine
it:ST of No rem her CWT.:.
ill ..rder of the lioa:J.
AUSTIN LA/ONUS. Tremor,
Election nonce
THE the ICritoylvemln. Insurance Cue,
you I'ltt,hr4b are to.,elly t.o'. idea that the Ace
ttunt ihr,t or for ktill e•outpotuf beitl
ottee, rnn , er of Fourth nell FEnl:htiehl ,treeUt,
)1()L0AY, the 6:h day of N. 1F35,1,11!) u'ricek A.
ttl j A A CA
Piaui& Ilona It:faction.
VOTICE n h reby wren ilia' the Annual Ideetton
c f the A.,bl;tietiv nri.l Perri USU.*. Turn, Ike 111..1
Pianf, Gump, be he! xi tl., hou-e
11.. a? I—wtol.ii, on XI 7.01 v. the tch c
sf
horei , er, A I+ss JAMEti A tilli. 4 oN,
!'real tent.
TLIE Stook holders in thi• Aii-cheny find New - Ilrightoo
1. Pollak hosit Compary wpl toes , . at [hp hoae.. of M.
!:11t1, on MilNp N, mher nrn t,
hersresin the hoer' , o'ciooh. j.. the
pu pose r t eirotin:oi• leut, Maiings, and one
TiessUfer, sear fai r ,) set.
kiv order, JAMES COOPER.
oe:ll)ocretsay
1/1••olutlora Partner•hlp.
!UK t..rn - 1...1 by ibe und,rslgu....l and JAM re
0 Nut_ in carry , n,:, on ttl.• C-4,rud. , n 0 , 41 Worh. , ,"
under th. curve aol rt. :e JONES., (IN 1.2 MILLER,
. con Me.polved. ISAAC JON
July .1011 V I) MI LI.F.R.
Orplxana' k.ourt Sale
OF TRH
G id E E It FARM.
B Y a r u ir n i i o . r A ft.- b g e l,r 4 t. t y .
,vl,l Oreer, tleonap.l, will rap,. to Pub& Sale, on the
romiiver, on Tl:iti'DAY, Ncrerub, 13 h. at 1 o'lorti I'. M ,
tt.at ro:trrit.t. FARM in Plum nn.y,d, by th e
Allegheny rio-•r, f^um crook, ant lauds of Micharl Bright,
'',Eitatotirg about 170 a •res
ab. *e Farm a 111 b sulailvitrd into Lets of T-r
Twr•oly A CreS, an excellout epporlutaity to twit, y
who taro on wellsd for a moutry sat , erabracio r ;
trrat advaL,LaKre, localion and lei - lilt:4. lho Lots arc
t.dd on. to Tr rut on the Allegheny river and the , Allegbrily
Valley Railroad, by w Liob it la within a taw inmates' ride
from the city.
This priiparty Ix ta.autifully situated, commanding o; l•n
(Ott Tit,TX of Al:egbony flyer ry, uu 1 the moot do
stralda lot Country Ilomoo offered io tido coo' ty.
Cars will lento at 10 1 s; o'clock on day of sale, from Law
rencsville, to r dicey pdr 7 chasarc to the ,;noun
Nang end further oformntio i ono Im <bteinad of FLI
MON b OltEttlt, M. 134 War -r ,•r,et, or nt the Auct.• n
Room,.
Tiavn—nr, thl-1 residue is m sod tvo
=ZEE
C:'110'
A'lrDio',:rutors
'l'lll.l UN ).
Ill•soluttott of Co-P•rtnerstilp.
r u n fi Perin-•44 heleo.iore exvtiog het .sreu the wade,
,sgued urio. the sisme and riyie of ;SPRI NU ER II AR•
ISA CICItI a Co.. It ,141 cols r 1 by mu lid coroteut The Lust
tiss, t t the firm will I, sestVed t•s e;ther of ths•umlerstnirtir,t.
nt their 0•I stitn•i, • Li horsy street The t%us.n.-so
se :.1 be COCILIDUrii as formerly by Sprintrer Barba ugh.
:TR! , (I CR HARR-11'01i,
A LEE. FORSITLI.
Octoi,ir 11 1'155.
Springer Fl arbaug h,
UP:Set-LINT, Drule: Provki-,
xnd Pro•lu, g,n..rully, No. '29. LOserty Kni,t, I
burgh, Pa.
ii:xecutor's :Notice.
{O r / Z
WI L E L A i J te s , 17 . ca ,e en o l i a A r
have Lein to lh. So barlibers, a:I poraom intleht,.l
to roll eNta!e. WI I tnn!, Its nimliat , pay ttU t, mad a 1.,.
hrring ruin, or deladri•ln against tint ramp vriti pr,eut
thein wllLout delay, tluiy seth, ut :led, for sett tlrmnnt,
(hoe et Mitt bet A l'almer, Attorneys St Law, :w.f..;
Fifth /Alert, l'lt...but,,th
liitoCTol.l., Ext.-unix.
Yhlltiper it le.
JOHN J MITCHEL, Executor.
0rt5 . 18.65t N 0.87 Villt, Street. ritt,,bitrwh
EREA i, Le!tets ci? Aiirotnisti Olen, de tonne non
V cum leJlanteu unnero, to the Estste of Tilt STAB
PLOOD, late of tLe Ci p of dittediumh, decxusol, have been
granted to the euhos•rilier, ell iierrone indebted to -aid ete
tate silt make hnuneiliite linydni at, act thou sclug
oinkma or demand+ 1.11111 , t the same wilt pttroot u.em
without delay, duly ttutheLticated. lot rwttirment.
JoIIN J. MITCHEL.
01:J5:lewdly No 57 Fifth evert, Pittsburgh.
_ . .
- NT EiV MUSIC—Just received, per PY.pri.S.4. by CllAli
jr BLUM t, Ili Wood street—
Hazel Dell; Burnie Kitty ; Bob Itidicy ;
e'arrdi Mazurka; Have you eeen
Champagne Schottiich; inow Hoke :
Newport Waltzcs ; Paisley Sebottneb ; Schnapps lb ilia;
Bye nod Bye—Wruxcl ; Young America ScLott tech;
Treesof the Foresr—companion Shello of the Ocean;"
A Mother's Prayer;
Say you love me—Homaola;
My Uld Virginia llomiL—new rung:
Le Tyrol, with veriations—W V Wallace :
What shall be my Theme`-0. W. Warren
Moonlight on the Ocean ,
Oh, fare thee well, my own love;
My Bark is Gaily Dancing;
Village Maiden—S. C Footer;
Come where my Love lies Dreaming;
"Gems for Guitar Playerri,"—a collection of twelve beau
tiful melodies for the gull ar, by F. Kruger;
'• Footer's Melodies," arranged for guitar;
"Boquet of Melodies," do do by Edw. Pique.
A NEW STOCK 01 PIANOS
Will arrive and be open for tukpection thia week.
CHARLOTTE BLUME, No .118 Wood at.,
Fecond,door above Pint,.
(id%
ItoNIZ 3t.:ALI:O LIE MONO
IVO 260 boxes No.l Ilerriog ;
600 half boxes Oatious. Sa.rdlues,
200 boxes do do
300 quarter hrs. do Lo
6 dozen Anchovies;
6 dozen Capers;
dozen Olives;
6 dozen Lobsters.
Just rewired end for mile by
ltEftiEß A ANDERSON
seo7 No, 39 Wood street.
,••••• ••• • • 4 • q- ••••
n
kiz,. •
• -...•••
MEDICAL.
dir Spectacle. and Surgical Operation•
Uselesa...-The Blind May la gratify
ing for us to be able to announce to the public that the
utility of BALLS' PATENT EYE CUPS is now no expert.
meat,—their wonderful effects are coming daily to the
knowledge of the proprietors. Strange as it may seem, it
is true, that Spentatl'as may be dispensed with entirely and
sight restored to its original power. These s l oe aro simple,
yet philosophical. They are used without pain or the least
danger of In fury. Below will be found several c!rtilicates
which speak highly in their favor:
[Prom the New York Evangellet.)
A vtar simp's vet philosophical instrument, bee been
invented by J Ball it Co., of this city, by the application at
which the cornea of the eye is gradually raisai to Its origi
ual convexity, causing the f..cus td impinge in the retina
without the aid of convex lenses. Thus t. yanea .y process
persons who have used gisases for yra.s are t
dispense wish then.
The editor of the Penn.ylranla Democrat writes as fat
lows, respecting the care of Mrs. Gurstead, of Uniontown
Pentu3ylvania
Urnourows, Pa., August 1,18E4.
Being well arquainted with Ilra. Ourstead, I know tha
before she U el -BsiPs Patent Eye Cups," it wag impossi
hie for her to read without the use of spectacles, and that
her sight has been restored by the use of the Cups, so thst
It he now reads print with her naked eye without difficulty.
Joao P. Buzau., Ed. Penn. Democrat.
Itatemarrows, June 1,1654.
Dear ,s r—llaying lost my eight by oH age, I was in
duced to purchase your wonderful instruments, and by
using the same according to your directions. I succeeded in
restoring my eight so that I can read by night or day with
out spectacles. I have not used my spectacles for the last
three or four months, which shows that the restoration is
not a temporary one, but a valuable and permanent mire.
hif.tetur. Bstati.,
Of the firm of Snell ,t Brothers, Fiskdale, Masa.
M. By remitting five dollars, a pair will be sent, poet
paid, with full directions, to any part of the country. Ad.
dread DR. GEO. H. KEYSER, corner of Wood street and
Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. seplaalaw
4'lslelmportant to Farmers--Mew Diaeowv
erlea.--VEGETAELE CATTLE POWDER.—These Pow
den are pat up in one pound packs, and are really a good
article, not only for the diseases incident to horses, cows'
twine, and other animals, bat they are likewise an excel•
lent article to improve the condition of the animal.
For Mach Chios, they not only improve the condition of
ranch cows, but they Increase the quantity as well es Im
prove the quality of milk and butter. The proprietors ray
that it increases the quantity cf butter from half a pound
to a pound a week to each cow, while tLose persons who
hove tried it say a pound and a half to two pounds per
week, with the same kind cf 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 imerova
the appearance of their 'lock. Price 25 cte. a paper; 6 pa
pers far $l. OEO. If. KEYSER,
Corner Wood street acd Virgin allay,
oct 12 Wholesale and Retail Agent.
Cough .liemedles.— Ir. Keyser'e Peotorol
Syrup will cure you.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Bronchitis.
Dr. Keyaer's Pectoral Syrup will cure Laryngitis.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will core Influenza.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure a cold in the bead.
Dr. Keyaer's Pectoral Syrup will cure Incipient Con
sumption. .
A recent letter from Mr. J. W. Veatch, of nokeby, Ohlo,
gays:
1 want you to mind me two bottles of your Pectoral
Syrup by mail. There is a lady here who has a cough and
the doctors can't cu:e her. I was In the same way, and
tried eserything without benefit, until I got a bottle of
your Pectoral Byrup ; I took It but twice, and it cured me
sound and well."
Ask for Dr. KLYRZII'S PIiCTORAL Fundy and take no other.
Price, 00 cents. Sold at DR. KEYSISR'S, No. 140 Wood
street, and at J P. FLEMING'S, Allegheny. ep2biclaw
Marsh's Radical Cure Truss will cure
nearly every care of,rednceable Hernia.
Trusses at vkrlona prices always on hand.
Chi ldran'• Trusses of different forms and strength
f, Pale.
if. [static Stockings for varicose or enlarged veins
Abdomnlnl Suplwrters—A, doses different kinds
Pile Props for we support and ours of Piles.
Shoulder Braces to relieve a crooked and deformed
cocduion of the Chen, and many dinettes of the Chest.
Suspension Bandages.
All Linea articles may be had or applied at DR. KEY.
SEWS Wholesale and Retail TRUSS DEPOT, 140 Wood
street, sign of the Uo'den Mortar; or Will be east to any
port of the country by sending the money and measure.
apkindie
44-A SubicWete for the New Liquor
Lnw.—Lß. URBANE ANTLBAOOIIANALLAN ELIXIR,
&are and sure remedy for the cure of
INTEMPERANCE
A concentrated vegetab;e extract, and as a tonic is tine
-quelled. For the following complaints it lea most raluable
medicine : Dyaprpria, Liter ampLaint, Eptickry,Yeuro/gio,
Pdss. Ferns of all lands, Delirium Tremens. General Debility.
Thie meiicine Is intended to produce a change in the eye.
tem, and a distaste fer alcoholic drinks. Several instances
where we have said it, me have had the most gratifying
results: so, to pore.ne who are really desirous of breakicg
of the indulgence in intoxicating beverages, this elixir will
be a great help. Sold at $1 per bottle at the Drug Store of
DR. GEO. H. ii..EYSKit, No. 140 Wood street, corner of
sign of the Golden Mortar. ae26szleir
DR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
GERMANBITTERS ,
PILEPAILED BY
Dli. C. M. .TACXSON, Philadelphia, Pa..,
WTLL iT7TCTULLLT Mal
LITER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, J UNDICE,
Chr c , nte or „V%ssuus Debdsty, Dusates of the Kidneys, and
a: du nut: aril mg grAs a disordemi Liver or Stomach.
Such
&seta:m(4a.
Lion, Inward Piles,
Full:teas, or Blood to the
Bead, Aridity of the Stomach,
Ns mierklieartburn, Dimwit for Food,:
Fulneea or weight In the Stomach, Born
!eructations, Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit
or ila Store • , 'l 7 Swimming of the tins, Harried
sod Difficult Bretsthing, Fluttering at the Heart, Cloak.
biz iir Sul:B.-sting Sensation when to lying Posture, Dimness
of Vision, Dot- of We'o before the Sight, Fever sod
PRID in the Hest, lieSeieney of Pere-phistion
Yell° nen of the Shin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side. Baot., Cheer, Limbo, he., Sudden
Flushes of Hest Burning in the
Flesh, Cons - cant Lumens
Ingi4 of Evil, and grew
Esprossion of
Spirits.
•
The proprietor, In coiling the attention of the public to
this preparation, nose . wit a feeling of the utmost confi
dence to Its virtues end ad...m to the disstabes for which
It is recommended.
It is no new and untried article, but one that has aced
the test of a ter. yearn' clot before the American people,
sod its reputation end pale is unrivalled by any similar pa, -
parations extant. Thy testimony in its favor given by the
moot prominent and well known Physiclaw and indiviniu•
to all parts of the country Is immense. Referring any
who may doubt, to my idemorabilla," or Practical Bezeipt
Book, for Farmers and Familia% to be had gratis, of all tie
Agept.m the Gorman. 131tters.
Principal Office and Mannfort Ty, 120 Arch street, Phila.
dolphin, Pa.
&T. Sold by hr. Ginn. 11. Keyser, 140 Wood street; B. A
Pahneatock a Co., No. 6 Wood street; Fleming Brothers
60 Wood street ; 11. P. Swartz and.). P. Fleming, Allegheny
decl'Jaltwly Is
To Wholesale Grocers, Liquor Dealers
and ftlanufact aroma
MEE SUBSCRLIER is now importing a enperior quality
nl OIL OP COGNAC, of which 94 of an ounce with 110
•allnuo purr Spirit will produce a fine Cognac Brandy. UV
EdoENCES OP ROCHELLE and uTARD'S BRANDY; of
JAMAICA and ST. CROIX RUM, ARAC. CIDER and
PEACH BRANDY, HOLLAND SCLUEDAdi SCHNAPPS
and SCVMSII WHISKY, are acknowledged by the New
York manufacturers by the great demand after them. Di
rections for 11611 will invariably be given by
DR. LEWIS PEDCUTWANGER,
141 Malden Lane New York.
P. P.—lmporter of Daguerreotype Chemicals, Platine,
Bismuth, Mengarieve; Thorn's Krt. Copaiva, Sulphate Atu
drealds tf
OE3=l
JONES Sz DENNY,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
.091 01 WATER STREET. PITTSIIIIRGA.
Boy• and Youths , Custom Made Boots.
t k.O. ALBREP:., No. 71, earner of Wood and Fourth
1.3 inreers, would invite the attenticn of families and
other. to the following named articles, which have been
manufactured to his special order, and are—as regards ma
teriels, workmanship, rrength an•] style—as perfect its
con be found In any .Lablistunent, and superior to any he
has heretofore Introduced
Boys' heavy two soled Winter Boots;
Youths'
Boys' P. Calf
Youths' "
Childs' " Noe. 8, 9 and 10.
Also, licye' and Youths' superior two sole] Brogans.
Children's soft Morocco sowed Bootees;
ladies' and Misses' Calf, alorocco and Goat Boots;
ti: utlemen's super,or water proof French Calf Boots.
A iso, all k.nde of seasonable BOOTS and SLIORS, made
from the beet mwerials for durability. or 8:101 sal
=I
N. G. MURPHY & BRO.,
NO. 57 WOOD STJELEE.T.
Hare now In store a beautiful assortment of
DRY GOODS AND SMALL WARES,
withint two woxhs at the vary lown,t
j) cloning 132 e
. the-
which
vsnecl on liastern cost Mr main, or to goal prompt Ma
mouths purchasers.
A:: purchasers are invite] and desired to make an exam
inhtion of their shuck. nett o:demi m
Wf=l=El
T IELAW ARE COUNTY CARPET MANUFACTURING
/ ASSOCIATION:on the Chester Plank Road, two miles
beiour the city line, offer to buyers this mason, AXMTNIS
TER, i A I'ESTRY, MUSSELS, 3-PLY INGRAIN, DAMASK
and VENETIAN CARPETING, at very reduced prices
for cash or city acceptance, (interest added) The stook,
comprising also IMPORTED FABRICS of every variety,
can be examined at the Factory Warehouses Darby, or at
the Stores, Nos. 18 and 20 N .SECOND et , PHIiDELPHIA.
Wool bought, Spun, Dyed or exchanged for Carpets.
jellZto I J. SIDNEY JONES.
Vai HOLESALE DRY GOODS.
A A. MASON A CO. have now on hand probably the
laraest and most complete stork of tiocds to be
found in the country, to which they Invite the attention of
cat.h and short time buyers--assorlog them that einee the
facility of communication eatablished by the Pennsylvania
Railroad, no goods have been or can be sold et leas rates
than the same can be turnlshed at here.
Merrhnots from all parte of the country areearneatly
eancited to van and test the truth of the above statement.
00t.24
YI.ITNA.M'a MAGAZINk FOR NOVEMBER.
Frank Leslie's Gazette of Faihion for November.
Frank Leslie's Journal do
Coders Lady's Book do
Graham's Magazine do
Peterson's Magazine do
Household Words do
Yankee Notion. do
Thompson's Detector do
Blackwood'a Magazine for October.
Art Journal do
Illustrated News, October 13th.
NEW BOORS! NEW BOOKS I I
The Old Homestead, by idles Stephens, author of " Fash
ion and Famine."
Twice Married: a story of Connecticut Life.
Marriage a Lottery; by Mrs. Grey:
Scenes In the Practice of a New York Surgeon; by Edw.
H. Dixon, M. D.: Illustrated.
Beenbcroft, by the author of " Heir of Bedcllffe."
All the new Books for sale as soon as puullabed. Sub.
scriptiona received for any periodical published, and sent
regularly to the residence of subscribers, or Sent by mall
to nov address, by H. MINER & 00.,
oot3o No. 82 Smithfield street.
,~.
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cleal
ELECTRO-CILEMISCHE AROMA
OP
Eck Hollandsch Kruiclen Bitters.
rflWO YEARS have elapse] since the int:reduction of this
valuable medicine into the United State. During
this time It has gained a universal popularity as a remedy
for
Many of our most worthy <Atm.. testify t Its wonderful
eillcacty In all affections of the stomach and liver. ABI
tonic, it never has been equalled, for the relief It affordain
all cases of debility or weakness of any kind its almost tn.
stantaneous. In nervous, rheumatic and neuralgic *ifs>
tion-, It has in numerous instances proved highly besteticial„
and In others effected a decided cute.
When eminent phyrielsne prescribe, and their patients
so unhesitatingly recommend, surely lye may cease CO
doubt, and eagerly test its virtues for ourselves.
A aue of Right Months' 'Standing Cured by Boerhave's
Holland Bitters.—Michael Kelly, No 117 Kraut, near Smith
field etreet, says: Last July, while 'uniting on the riser,
on a cotton boat plying between Natchez and New Orleans,
I was taken with fever and ague. Yoe eight long MOWN
I suffered with this dreadful disease. The greater partof
this time I was unable to sock, and epeut at least fifty dol.
Tare far different medicines, but found no permanent relief.
Three weeks ago, one of my friends insisted upon my trying
B erhave's Holland Bitters, saying that a =twat grariun
feed. Ater taking it for one week, I must state.[ was a
sound man. I hove been at work now for two weeks, and
have had no return of toe chills and fever whatever."
I certify the above statement to true.
Taos. Amen, Diamond House,
Or at IL Oliesteee, &Wei Hall.
Mr. gElas Liscomb, of BL-mingham, says: I have found
In Beerhave's Bitters a remedy for headache end debility.
My wife has also used It with the greatest benefit."
Mr. A. S. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also remarks that he
has experienced much relief from Its are far headache.
Hollander's Testimony.--Jscob Rinekee, living in the
Holland settlement of nbeboygen, Wisconsin, says: "Attar
Buffeting for some time the misery attending an utter prin.
ti &Hon of mind and body, I have beau restored, by using
Bocrhave's Holland Bitters, to perfect health."
The fact of this remedy being In such high repute among
the Hollanders la Wieconain, Michigan, New York—in fact,
in every Holland settlement In the United lil StBLifira2/
much In Its favor.
Mr. John Davidson, living ten miles above Pittsburgh, on
the PeonsylvaniaCanal, saw " When "commenced taking
Boerhava'a Holland Bitters, I could hardly walk—now, I
enjoy excellent health"
WE.AKDISS OF Mit STOMACH AND INDIGENT/ON.
Another Great Cure Ejected by Boerhave's Holland Bitters
—The wife of Peter lie Witte, living i a Holland Town, gibe
boymm county, Wisconsin, suffered much from wotknrow of
the ,tomsch and incligustion. She had been under a play
siclan's care for EOMa time, but the disease seemed to hells
even his Atli. She purchased some Holland Bitters at our
office, which has given tone to her stomach, her appetite
and strength are returning, and we firmly believe that this
fe a nother great care effected by your medicine.
we have still to record many wonderful cures effected by
thi s remedy, hut must wait another opportunity. One
t hi ng you can rely upon, what we have published are from
persona much respected in our community, and are literal
ly true. J. QUINTIIB,
Editor Sheboygan Nieuwbode, Sheboygan, His.
ALLEUALSTIBM.
A Case of ?too Nona? Standing Cured 1111 Boerhards
Holland Bdters.—George firrnderson, of Pittsburgh, says:
“After suffering for three months with rheumatism—a part
of the time eo severely as to tontine me to my bed—l have
been entirely cured by using Boarhave's Holland Bitters.
I have had one attack since, but found almost Instantaneous
relief in the same medicine. It is, in my opinion, a sure
remedy for rheumatism."
NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This changeable weather to likely to produce a great deal
of sickness. To persons troubled with nervous or rheuma
tic latCliol3B, we would recommend Boerhave's Holland
Bittera. On referring to our columns, you wit find certifi
cates from some of our first German and English citizens.—
Pennsyivania Stoats Zeitung.
TIE i OlteT 1 , 01131 OF PILES CAN BE CURED.
- -
We are at liberty to refer to eel - oral well known gentle
men, who have used, thoroughly tested, and now ream
m end lioerhave's Holland Bitters as a remedy for piles.
We are not at liberty to publish their naines t tut will take
pleasure in referring any person to them who denies this
statement.
Nor this affection, one-half or tits prescribed dose should
be taken—say half teaspoonful, morning, noon and night,
ono hour before meals.
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has in.
duced rump imitation•, which the public should guard
against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything
also until you have given Boernave's Holland Bitteia a laic
trial. One bottle will convince you Low infinitely superior
it is to all these imitations.
gel_ Sold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5, by the
sole Proprietors, BRN.I AMIN PAOE, Ja„ & CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
corner Smithfield and Third ate., Pittsburgh.
It E. SFLI•vitS SE CO., Druggists,
censer of Second and Wood streets.
And all Druggists in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Birmingham,
Manchester and Tempersucevitie. seo29Atwly
Il 1 , igORATING CORDIAL,
Elealt) fiestored and Life Likngthesed
MORSE'S INVIGORATING BLIXIB.
IT will replace weakness with ,strength, incapacity wit
efficiency, irregularity with uniform anti natural ac
tivity, and this not only without hazard of reaction, but
with a happy effect on the general organisation. //kir Bear
In mind that all maladies, wherever they begin, finish with
the nervous system, and that the paraiization of the nerve
of motion and sensation is physical death. Bear in mind,
also, that for every kind of nervous disese*, the Elixir Oot•
dial fa the only reliable preparative known.
No language can convey an adequate Idea of the brime
diets and almost miraculous change which It occasions in
the diseased. debilitated end shattered nervous system.
whether broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impeer
al by sickness—the unstrung and relaxed organisation is
at once braced, revivified and built up. The mental and
physical symptoms of ner von, disease vanish together on.
der Its influence. Nor Is the effect temporary; for the Car
dial properties of the medicine reach the constitution itself,
and restore it to its normal condition.
LOSS OP DIKIIIOItY,
Oonfuslon, giddiness, rush of blood to the head, melons
choly, debility; hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of self
destruction—fear of Insanity, dyspepsia, general prostra
Lion, Irritability, nervousness, inability to sloop, disease
incident to males, decay of the propagating functions, bye
teria, monomania, vague terrors, palpitation of heart
mpotency, conetipatiota etc-, from whatever causes arising
it Ls if there be any reliance to be placed on human testi
many, absolutely infallible: . . . .
The unparalleled effects of this great restorative in all
complaints incident to females, mark a new era in the annals
of medicine. Thousands of stimulants have been invented—
thousands of invigorants concocted—all purporting to be
specified in the TadOCIS diseases and derangements to which
the delicate formation of woman render her liable.
H. D. D/NNY
Orothers, will find this Cordial after they have laszil a bat•
tie or two, • thorough regenerator of the system. in all
directions are to be found the happy parents of healthy off
spricg, who would not have been ao but (or this ertraordi
nary preparation. And It Is equally potent for the many di♦
eases for which It is recommended. Thousands of young
men have been restored by using it, and eat In a niggle in
!game has it failed tc benefit them.
PERSONS OW PALE COMPLEXION.
or omosamptive habits, are restored by the use of a bottle og
two to bloom and vigor, changing the skin from a pale, pal.
loss, sickly color, to a beautiful florid complexion. -
To TILE MISGUIDES,.
These tiresome of the sad and molancholy effects prediar
tied by early habits of youth, vie: weakness of the twit
and limbs, pains in the head, Maness of eight, lose of tlina.
ottlar power palpitation of the heart, dyspepsis, nervutse
Irritability, derangement of the digestive functions, gertesal
debility, symptoms of consumptions, etc.
Mentally, the fearful effects on the mind are moth to ha
dreaded. Lose of memory, confusion of ideas, deprezmion
of spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to society, self-distrust.
love of solitude, timidity, etc., en some of the evils prodo.
se& All thus afflicted
BIIYORII CONTEMPLATING idAIMUAGE
should reflect that a aound mind and body are the most no
canary requisites to promote connubial happinees; Indeed,
without these, the journey through life beesmea a weary
pilgrimage—the prospect hourly darkens the view; the
mind bommes shadowed with despair, and filled with the
melancholy redaction that the happiness of another be
comes blighted with your own.
CA UTION.
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial has been eounterfeine4
by some unprincipled persons.
In frit:n . o,lll the genuine Cordial will have the proprie
tor's fao•elntile pasted over the cork of each bottle, and the
following - words blown in the glass:
Dr. Itloroo'• loortgorsalag Cordial,
C. H. RING, Proprietor, N. 21
The Cordial to put up, highly concentrated, In plot
lies—price three dollars per bottle, two for flee dollars,
for twelve dollars. 0. U. RING, Proprietor,
192 Broadway, N. V.
Bold by Druggists throughout the,Unltad Bta..as, One
sad the West incites.
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HOLLAND SITTERS
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, indigestion, .Efeatacht,
Lou of Appetite, Debility, Costiveness,
Bitvd and Bleeding Pda,
FEVER AND AGUE.
HEADIiOIIE AND DEBILITY.
READ THIBI
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
CAUTION I
DR. NIORSEAs
pEIINOMENON IN MEDICINE.
OURS OW NERVOUS DISEASES
r : . ~ ~ t : a.~ .
13VERY WOMA OF SENSE.,
Who sutlers from weakness, derangement, nervousness,
tremors, pains to the back, or any other disonlex, whether
peculiar to her sex, or common to both sezes—to give the
invigorating ()Dubai a trial.
MAR &LSD PRAWNS,
AGEIiTB
Pittsburgh - .Da. GEO. H. KEYSER, N 0.140 Wood n
Do. -.......PLEM1NG, BROS., No. 60 Wood et.
Do. .....11. E. SELLERS, Wood et»ec.
Allegheny City—BECKHAM A 2d'EENNAN ;
Do. -.. JAMES T. SAMPLE A CO.:
Do. ........J. P. FLEMING.
Agent or 0h10...J. D. PARK, ClacinnstL aplhdawly
F. Brown's Essence of Jamaica Ginger.
rrEas Essence Ls a preparation of unusual excellence.
I In or diarrhoea, inciplint cholera, in short, in all
eases of prostraßPs of the digestive functions, it Is of ines
timable valise. Daring the prevalence of epidemic cholera
end bummer complaints, it la peculiarly efficacious; no
gentlilW Essence, which la
fami y, Individual or traveler rhould be without R.
CiarrioN.—Ba sure to get the
prepared on ly by P. BROWN, at hie Drug and Chemical
store, N.E.. corner of Fifth and Chestnut streets, Philadel
phia, mod for sale by all the respectable Apothecaries in the
United States, and in Pittsburgh by
B. A. PAIINESTOCK A CO.,
SCULLY it CO.
And in Allegheny by •
IL P. SCHWARTZ,
LEE A. BECKHAM
sepl343mdav
Palmer'. Cede briateltt hi/ piourean ale rune .11
TANDS PIIERMINXIiT for flavoring Boum Gravies.
tO Fish, Meat, Game, &a We advise all good houseadvea
to try IL Price 26 cents per bottle, et all Grocery and Fruit
Por sale by IiTCLEIRG and O. R. KEYSER, Pittsburgh.
P. T. WRIGHT a CO.,
itolflalsaly Is 241 Slstkot stmet. Philadelobb.
MAB, CASBIIdI4IO3, no —A large and wait selected
k of Broad Cloths, Black and Fancy Casstuteree,
Oaaalnetls, Tweeds, Jeans, Am., Just received by
oatB A. A. wA. ON k (Kt
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