The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, November 09, 1855, Image 3

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Common Pleae of Fayette aounty . Argued by
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'lT '' ltil ti i4 P. , ‘ , . o', .." sl s; 4774 ' f d*;*l';''Oft * l i rti ''''. '..%. •-* ', ' * -k , to the Court of Common Pleas of Greene caner y.
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to,gii,V- 11 vfltile:41 4 7 , -4 - e " 5- „ tt 4„. 4. ..,'_:'-' `,:, \-: - ,,,i,- . '(i ,' ‘, ' line-Com of Washington county. Argued by
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1.50;V4 . `1 -h,t' e: l4 ,,,D•j'i:tt.* - 41 c,... 6 -:",= , ` v i• f '-' ti ' • ' ' l ' ''''''' ~, • Common Pleas of Fayette county. Argued by
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Common Lattemore vs. Chalfant; error to the Court of
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`'.,.., 114 ,, 1 r 4 „ , , ,, 41 1 - 5 , , i,'.1 , ,:,6 4 ,..... 0 .-,, ; 3 F. , , -1 , - '1...' ,,- ~- , ,.K 4 ~`• I , s -Elptegg et al. vs. Shrlver ; error to the Court
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~./A nz 1„-, ,, .; ,:':', : - .!, ',. ' ,t. ,5 , :j i,i ,' ` .'. ....k ',',' ': ' • ,a-. PA the ease of M'Coy vs Dr. Crawford, the
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t °44 , 1' 4 t . .er4.Z- I '-..- , 1-iV` r.. ,- ;*3;6-f . ..° 441, ...'1.:.ttt!‘ 1 ; : ti 1 ,... °",;.. extensive robbery was perpetrated on San
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THY, CITY POST.
P;=MI
•FRIDAY MORNING
-;;:::
Dan Men giving the name 01
O'ldeatly, and dabbing to have some &vale.
tunes with o priest of that name, entered the
residence of Bishiip O'Connor yesterday morn
ing, and proceeded to the bed-room of the Bish
op, who is at present absent from the city,
opened a With= drawer, and abstracted a heavy
gold cross and chain usually worn by the Bishop
during service. The police are °paha alert,
and will probably nab the scoundrel.
Ili a Dalmatians Coanrnoa.—The bell on the
Duquesne Engine House is said to be in a very
unsafe condition. The members of that com
pany:complain much of the insufficiency of their
bootie. Heretofore fire companies plead in vain
for now houses as long as one stone stood upon
another. The fire department of this city is in
a deplorable condition for want of support, and
always will be while the same parsimonious
policy is practised towards them.
NOVE ABER 9
DAOIIIIISZOTYPU.-Mr. Joseph Williams, the
daguerrian artist, will be In Thompsonvilis,
Washington county, on the 12th, prepared to no.
oommodato all with a Leona terteit presentment"
of themselves. Our subsoribers in that region
will please make a note of this foot.
TIM MS for the Little Miami Road can be
procured from J. G. Carry, Monongahela House.
Mr. Carry will take pleasure in giving every
information to travelers. His good - looking face
is always to be seen at the corner of Water and
Smithfield streets.
BETACILAIIY. - Yesterday morning, between
three and five o'clock, a felonious entry was
made Into the blouse of Capt. David Campbell,
Water. Lane, 48.11eghony,..and- property.-to- the
amount of $BOO or 400 carried off., The proper
ty consisted of sliver tea andiabtehigoons, forks,
fruit basket, clothing, Sth, The..rasoals got in
through a front windoW. .
TEL Sronn.—We call the attention - of house
wiyea_, to the superb Tea House of S. Jaynes,
iffith - stre.et. This establishment is one of the
standard tea depots of the west, carefttlly super
vised, and the entire assortment selected with
the greatest care and tact. For family groceries
call at Jaynes'.
Drvinexins.—The Exchange Bank has de
°tared a dividend of four per cent., on the
capital stook, out of the profits of the teat Mx
months.
The Bank of Pittaburgh his also declared s
dividend of five per cent., out of the profits of
the last six months.
ADIIITTED TO Tin BAs.—Mr. Gao. Shirag,
11108 yesterday admitted to prattioe in the carious
Courts of thin oounty, on motion of Judge Rey"
burc. Mr. S. is a young man of aonsidosrahle
talent, and passed bie examination in to ex
tremely creditable manner.
ilturn —Ainoug those killed at the late acci
dent on the Pacific, Railroad wee the Rev. 2,1 r.
Teesdale, formerly of thin city. He preached
for a number of years in the Grant street Bap
tist Church.
Tulsa appears to be any number of thieves
in the city at the present time. Housekeepers
would do well to lock all the doors at night, and
pot away the spoons carefully. A revolver
would not be out of place.
Moue persons applied for admission to the
Panorama of New York City last evening than
could be admitted ; 1,100 were present. It et
hible again this evening at Masonic Hall.
ARRIVED LAST EVENING.—MIIe. Parodi and
troupe wired last evening in the eastern oars,
and put up at the Monongahela House.
CITY Mowraure —The deaths in this city lest
week numbered twelve—all white. Of these
eight were children and four adults.
'NEUT.'S /19 A NAME, ? —LOVA' Williams was
seat to jail, yesterday, for drunkenness.
ArracrioN is called the advertisement of Dr
H. J. Borrette, In another oolamn.
hip- A good article .111 always, triumph over any
pretended imitation. It has been said that every city if II
paradise of lunbuga, but let a really meritorious article,
capable of dolor all that is promised for It, and it's!!! stand
the test of any o position dependent upon inflated notort.
ty ; and t Asa Stomach Bitter, bear evidence of
this, for it bas been taken hold of by tbepett i ly tried ,
wanting in cueing any cam of psis, in
any form. When these facts are known, .by should it net
be appreciated, and and by everybody? For tale by Drug
gists and dealers generally.
'"At Last Coravwlaaaeaa.rr.e"Bo.rMx•r
HaYznd Bitters has done more good in one mouth than all
the medicine I took daring the whole of last winter.
I am now able to rise with the family, at six in the
morning; my strength Is retanthts, my appetite Improv
ing, and I have every reason to believe myself at last ton.
valeeeent"
CAUTIONI—To prevent Imposition, be carehol to ask for
Ikerhavrea Holland Bitters. The great popularity of this
trledieal6 loss induced many Imitations, which the public
should guard against purchasing.
Sold at $1 per bottle, or eix bottles for $6, by the propri
etors, BENJAMIN PAGE, Ja., A 00., Manufacturing
Pharmaceutists and Chemists, Pittsburgh; B. B. SELLERS
A CO., corner of Wood and Second streets; and Druggists
generally. novii
Kgs- Clark's Elton:inch El ttttt aro acknoledge
by all who have tried them to bee f
the best family me w dicine d
of the age, (or the ettre of Dyspepsia, COMITEIMS, sod • dis
ordered slate 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, far they have
found that only one trial WU neetted to render ouch caution
unnecessary.
For sale, wholesale, by Coils& & No. 22 Market
street; QV). IL Kassa, 140 Wood street; and by Druggists
generally.
AUCTION SALES.
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Auction—Salsa Dally. _
A T the Ootemerclal Sales Roams, corner of Wood and
21 . Fifth streeta,at 10 o'clock, A. di..„ a general aesortment
of Seasonable, Staple and Yang Dry Goods, Clothing. Hoots
and Shoes, Elate, Cape, de.,
A t 2 O'CLOCH, P. ILL,
Groceries,Queensware, Classwiuw, Table Cutlery' Looking
Glasses, Newand Beoond Hand tbdtutehold and 8141 ten Stu
nitrite, ae.,
API O'CLOCE, P. hi.,
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles kinaleal Instmeeents
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goode, Gold and
&leer watches, de. P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. Llugldtt
P. IL DAVIS, Auctioneer
TRUSTEE'S HALE OF A VALVAD FAIIAL—On Wed.
needs! evening, November 21st, at 2 o'clock, at the
llerchantie Exchange, Fourth street, will be sold, by cuter
of Thrums Mellon, Esq., Trustee of Oen. Wm- Larimer, Jr,
—That valuable Farm situate at Dam No.l, on this Youghi
ogheny river, about four miles above AllEevapor - ., bounded
by said rirer. by lands of John Christy, Coulter, and oth
er,; containing one hundred and twelve acres of choke
laud. with two good dwelling hooves and other improve
ments.
The above is a very desirable farm, and fn a short time
Till tte in dose proximity to the city by the Conocoarsine
Rai !road. •
Trunn—Gne-fourth cash; balance In three qua! pay
manta at 0,12 and 18 montha, with interim.
nova P. Id. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
PSALIS.—On, Monday ntornln&Povember 12th,
1 - at 10 o'clock, at the residence of Divid M. Rarbour.cri
ttaelett's Farm, In Root Township, About, two from
Alleghmitity, or' the Bat her'eltun new ?leak R e ad, will
be sold-1 valuable Draught Roues; 1 Dna Ball: 12 excel
lent Mitch Cows; 10 stacks Way ; " y stacks Oats; 7 wires
pilau Corn ; le y scree Corn Poddas In shook; theirs Poll.
toe,; Rye and Oat Straw: 2 tWohorse Farm Wager's; I
Milk Wagon ; Harness; Plows; Harrow"; Sled; Rolla; 2
cedar Churns, luau mounted; a gene al assortment of
Dairy Utensils; laroWittle, With' forgers grate, and a
number of Othar vdeles. Termaariala.
P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
T ARDILICR WARM AT EAST LIDAISRTY AT AUCTION
.1.4 — On Wednesday sweater, November 21, at 7 o'cicok,
at the hiercbante Fax/bulge. Fourth street, will be sold, by
order of Thomas Mellon, Req., Trustee of General Lartmer,
that floe Farm In Collins township. near the East Liberty
Station of Pennkylvan a Railroad. It he, been subdivided
into lots of from five to thirteen acres. affording some of the
most beautiful country, sites now offered for sale. Plana
can be obtained at the Auction Rams.
Terms—Onetearth cosh; balance in three equal semi
annual papnente, with interest.
rune P. M. DAVIS. Ann oneer.
SUPERIOR BRICK DWELLING, Manufacturing Bum,
and Building Lots in Birmingham, at Auction —On
Thursday evening, November 16th, at 7 o'clock, at the
Menshanue Exchange, Fourth street, Plttaburgh, will be
sold—Late Nos. 61 and 63, at the corner of Carson and Oli
ver streets, having a front of 64 feet 8 inches on Carson
street, msi extending back along Oliver street 100 feet to
Chestnut alley ; on which is erected a very superior new
three- tory brick darellleg, with exterudve back buildings,
with elate roof and' best modern improvements.
Alan, that large and valuable Manufacturing Lot, having
a front or 91 feet on Water street extending back along
61'Kee street 290 feet to Bingham street, on which it has a
front of 93 feet.
Alen, Manufacturing Lot adjoining the above, baring a
front of 48 feet on Water street, extending back along Form
dry Lot or Bollmane 8 Garrison, 390 feet to Bingham at.
Also, Lots Noe 131 and 132 having each a front of 24 feet
on Carson street, between Gregg and Joseph streets, ex
tending back 100 feet to Walnut alley.
Also, Late Nos. 209, 210, 214, 216, 216, 717, 218 and 219,
having each a front of 28 feet on Washington street, ex
tending back 100 feet to Pumice alley, being between
and Craig streets, near the glees works of C. Ihmsen, Bad.
Also, several other Lots in different desirable locations In
this flocuiebing Borough.
r iums _w ie fourth nigh; remainder in taro years, with
interest, payable Beni -annually. Title indisputable.
Plans can be even, and further information given, by
calling at the Auction Booms.
Pehata DI .
tigDß.. BROWN, No. 41 Diamond Alley, de-
rotes his entire attention to an office practice. :el_
His business Is mostly confined to Private ',
Finffeal Diseases, and arch painful affections, "
brought on byredcaps, youthful indulgence and enema.
Byphilis, 13 tic Itraptions,flonnrrhea,Oleet, Stricture,
- tethral D lmpurity of the Blood, with all Dim*
talaf the Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases. Scorbatic Drup.
dons, Tette?, Ringworm. Mercurial Diseases,Seminal
Weakness, Impotency, Piles, Rheumatism, Pantle Weak.
:mess, Monthly Suppression, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula
in AnO, Nervous Affections, Pains In the Back and Loins ;
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WEEKLY MONEY ARTICLE.
The money market during the put week has been with.
out change. The usual demand for rands to move fetward
western produce at this season contributes to render the
money market rather stringent
Three of the city Banks have declared their sembannual
dtvtdend, via: Bank of Pittsburgh, 6 per cent; bier
chants' and Manufacturers' Bank, 6 per Dent; Ezebange
Bank, 4 per cent.
The money market In Phila. and New York dill continues
excited, commercial paper selling at from 10 to 12 per cent.
The general impreeekm, however, in the East, appear, to
be that the money panic in England and Prance ought not
to be regarded wi h any alarm in this country. It must,
we think, eventuate In a vast benefit to the manufaottuing
Interests of this country, in which we of this section of
country are so much Interested; as the want of banking
facilities in England will oblige manufacturers to curtail
their operations, and testrlat them in a great measure to
home market.
There was some activity In the Philadelphia stock mar
ket on Tuesday, with somewhat irregular prices, but the
closing rates for the leading active stacks, generally show
ed an improvement as compared with the closing rates the
pgivioue day. Reading, under salmi or 2000 shares, fluc
tuated between 40%0)39%, and left off at 89g. Long
Island closed at an improvement of %--sales 1400 shares.
Par Morris Canal 11A was bid, without sales—an advance
of %. A few small lots Pennsylvania railroad changed
bands at 41,54. The business In loans was only about $16,.
000, audit a Mullion decline In prices.
The London Economist in an article on the oast of the
leer, remarks:
" To those who doubt the ability of the country to carry
on a war at the cost of £80,000,000 or £90,000,000 a year,
as long as shall be necessary, we would observe that If
iinaland could bear taxation to tbeextent of £72,000,000 in
1816, it would not be too much to say that we could with
euttal ease bear taxation now to the extent of £100,000,00e,
when we bear in mind the increamd population, wealth,
and trade of the country. In 1816 the income assessed to
the property tax was .£170,000,000 a year, now, computing
It upon the same basis, it cannot be 10118 than £200,000,000.
Again, with tespt. r d to the extant to which It is possible to
sbarset from the capital of the country, we have had ex
perience in tba construction of railways during the last
ten years. When, therefore, we speak of our ability to con
duct the war, it is obvious that, whether we loot to doing
so by mans of taxation or by loans, it is ample"
WBEICLY lIEVISW OF PITTSBI7BOH
Orrin or rus DAn.r MOANING per, I
Friday, November 9, 1860. f
The foreign neve Is depressing on the article of Bread.
stuffs, and shows; a decline. It hes not yet had time to
effect a lowering of the price here, but there are not those
wasting to predict a material fall in the article before long.
The [allowing are the imports of some of the principal
a r ticles this is compared with last week :
Nov. 3. Poi, 27
Appl es, barrels ... 1 734 324
Basle r, bu5he15........._4210 2 554
Coffee, :Wks 1.384
Floor, barrels-- .—......12.081 18,414
Hoge, heat. 700 1,445
bierchatell. 4 4 Packairks-------•• 3 333 8,395
Molasses, ba ?ale 312 187
Potatoes, hart %is-- ..... ------ 1,143 960
Pig Metal, toes 1,777 4,687
Rye, bushals--- 32,250 14,616
eager, httde............. 33 69
Sugar, barrels 133 116
• E. 640 717
Wheat, bushels ...... ........ ........ ......47.936 38.900
Dry Goods, packages .------.. 6,9::, 6,939
Groceries, packages--.—.--...---. 1,850 1,767
Powder. kegs-- 1,780
The river has raised so that the Largest ohms of bowts can
run, but the rate of freight Le nno.hangui Sere Is the •
Tb ClRri nisei—Heavy freights 10mg012,%; Dry Gosd 20.
Lommille—Deavy freights 12 1b; Dry Goods 26.
SI Li WS —Deny freights n 6410 ; Dry Goode 40.
lie/dark—Henry freights 40046: Dry Goods CO.
Gale na and 9 aaa2nr. — Han•Y freights 76: Dry Goode $l.
Aluhrille—lie,vy freights Zs(o3s;Dry Gads 60
New Orleans—Heavy freights 60; light 4244-
ASHES—X. have no chimp, to notioe Bode, which
meet, with 'ready sal. of Bi/A1.3.4e for coconion. Pots are
not so Orm; sales at 6.4 e, cash, and 5%e, time. Pearls fide
Baleratue 6X®ll
BUTTER AND KOGB--Holdere Sr. Orm but peace re
main unchanged. Common to good parked is worth 13(4,
16e; Inferior roll 15017 e, and choice roil 18340200. Eggs
sell readily at le@dbe.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—A rale on Monday of 1200 bLls
B KBSWA X—Sales on arrival at 23(4:2b0: and from store
at 23402te_.
BAoo2llB—Comm^n Ohio, on arrival, fells at 1142,60, and
from • tore at 12,76(.3 Prom store, Eastern at $2.60:03,25.
BUCKETS AND T l 3ll—flockets from stole $2®2,1254.
Lana Tuba, from store, $7,50@158 70 dos.' small do $6 60.
CHEIEPII—SaIes are occasionally made at 03,44310, for
Western Beams
CANDLES--sales of Star during the week at 213a27ii yt
A: yipped worth 14(j614)4, and Mould 16.0 144. Soap
UNA-
P/Slie—We quote at r'Atil44 each and time.
0011.DA011.—The following are the ratas now astahlbhda
Manilla Bops toll 17 Ib. Cut. ...... ..13 11 lb,
White 14 " 16 "
Tarred 13 •• " 14 "
Packing Yarn, f1ne...12. " 11 "
BID $2,26, $2,3704,10 11 dm
do 111 coil 16 cta $1 M.
Hemp, 11,31, 2 ,7603.76 la dos.
do 11 coil 11 ets $1 Di.
PLO Wki 67%c Dm* $1 11 doz.
DUTTON YARNS, Ac.—The following are bow the ruling
rates:
Poona Yw.
6to 10, Inclusive—Wei/ ID No. lA__
13 - "1 " 18___
14 .22 " "
16 - " " .....
Dow w.
No. 600 9 p D No.lloo.
_7 lit lb
7
" 700 7 1 1 " I " 1000 .... ...... -7 "
Carpet Chain: whits 194421, colored 2.3024 . Cowerlet
Yam, 224@1.25. Candlewick, la. Twine, B Betting, No.
1, la. No. d 12; gamily Batting, lg. Cau !king 16.
CRACKERS-The following are manufacturer prices:
Water Creckers, p bbl ..... . ............. -...........
Butter do ...-.._ ..... ....... ...__._ .... 6.76
Pilot tirrad do ................. 6,75
Sugar L
Sala .lo
Boston du do
Pic-N in do do 9 "
DRIED FRUIT-New Peachae era beghuain g to 11111.0
hot not In large quantities. The ruling quota' don le $1,26
ft bushel. Apples $1 do.
WISH-The nominal quotations are Clad '3 Idte Fish
$9.50 per bbl; half bble do $5,09, large No. .5 Mackerel
$9,60; medium No Xi 5 0 . 5 0.
FLOUR-Prices close slightly higher then at the begin.
fling or the week. The 1 , 1111.2 bare not been h eery, nor
have the receipts been equal to last week.. We al mend the
salmi, as reported on 'Change Friday-tie bbla
and extra item wharf and raffle •t $8,35@8,76 fihrweday
DLL auperthie and extra from wharf at 5 8 8.65.
.Mor.dav-190 bble extra from wharf and store at $1,75.1$
8.87. hiresday-4.31 bble supertMeand extra at $3,61, 18,82,
$8.76 and 98.80 Wednesday-761 bids superfine en d extra
aft,7s, 98.87 'Lodge. Thursday-109 bbla extra at $9,30
@8„76
GRAIN-Wheat-Only three gales of Wheat bn a been
reported, els: On Saturday ROO hos Tetinealwe from wharf
at $l,BO, and on Thursday 1000 sacks Tennessee red at 11,87,
to anise; also, NO bus do do do at $1,136, to arrive. Own
...Same few tales to the ear at wharf at 46. Rye... The
range darlog the, week was tram 17S§ to 90-elating a t SO.
The Bales were large. Oats Deng from 31 to 33.
06.00:1111, 1 / 6 13-fteles to the city trade of Hagar at 7A418;
to the country from Bto 8 hew Orleans Molasses, - od Ir.,
I. selling at 43 rents per gallon. Thle is the only quality
of which males are reporteL
HAY-At scales sells for $14a.18.
HIDZS-Dry are held at 16c In the regular way; Cretin
Beef Hideo mall at tN.
HOPS-Wes from store at 23;f40.
IRON AND NKILS-Salea of common paddled bar at
We, and in nail. 10d. and upwards at 8 3a55 4 c. Louisan
Iron 4X. The MILLI are all la salve operation and the do
mind l. good.
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LARD—We note tales of mall lots No. 1 at 1234@18
mot&
LBATRETt—The store rates are: Red apanlith Sole,
per lb, 20024; slaughter Sole, Upper heather, per
.. 3 / 4 @igri; Bridle do. do. do.g3nl4ll; Oonotry Bch'la.
.. owl; Skirting Leather, per lb, 28630 cents.
L A PIPE—The fbiloaring to the List of pricer, ma rt.
ported by .1. W. Butler *
Hydrant pipe, ,11c ..... -..:keL (q...‘e Sii !b.
do to Untie/ants-0 "
Aqueduct, by reel net. 9 1 4
do to tranalents.-...9 "
A quednet, by f00t....._.. N ineh....--....-6 VI foot_
do inch ...-- ..... .7
do inch ...._.......9 "
do 4 inch 11 "
do elnch...-... 17 "
Sheet Lead .......... ----net ........ -........ eryi , 4
do to transients.- 9
MST4I.B-01; Tuesday there were sales of 900 and /76
plga
m at 75i, Interest added. A lot of I. C. tin la reported at
to/ .
MitBB PORK—There pre no operations reported of an
moment, A small sale Is oemsionalb made at $2O, which
is the ruling firma
POTATORS—Prom wharf and depot, 30e for Reds and 400
for Neshemlock&
PIG hißrAL—The only transaction was a small sale or
Juniata Blooms, on Tuesday, at $7O, six month'.
BALT—There wete on Thursday Wes of 600 bbl, No. 1 at
$1,62; also 70 bble extra at $1,75.
BREDB—Flaxseed 10 firmer and selling at $1,6601,68.
EMIL —Spring /Reel, Pitts burgh manufacture, 6%0 VA;
Pion do, 7ein4; steel plough wings, 8; do, rut to Rattan.
8@l034; A B steel, from rolled Iron, 5%; trona hammered
do, 64'• Roe steel, 734; Pork do, ; Bhovel do, 8 ; steel
dandy tire, 7: Rliptle 81Prings, 10%; seat do, 13414; Culti
vator teeth, 13.X.5, 82@.36 do, 18X53, 504:4)55 II tooth.
TALLOW--Salee of several small lots were reported at
1034@ille.
WHITE LEAD—Is firm, with a very active demand, and
steady sales at $2,60'8 keg, for pure in oil, and dry Sc
WHISKY—BaIes of raw are made at 36 and Rectified at Lk
TELEGRAPH MAREETI.
New Yoax. November 8.--Stocks advancing; Erie Rail
road 46 ; Canton Co. 20,k6; Cleveland and Toledo 66; Reul
ing 83 1 4' ; Illinois Central 943:; Galena and Chicago 117.
Cotton dull; sales 800 bales. Flour declined ; gales 7000
bble at $B,Bl f r straiebt Ftate, and $9,31 for p'W Ohio.
Wheat quiets Wee 80,000 bus. Corn firm; sales 67,000
bus Western. Pork firm; tales 600 bbls. Whisky droop
ing; sales 800 bble at 40% . Sugar arm ; sales 600 hbdr.
Molasses quiet ; sales 150 bbLe at 37. Line, ed and Lard
Oils quiet. Iron declining; sales 60 tons Scotch pig at 84.
Tobaoeo firM; sales 60 hhds at SOIL Irehrb's on Cotton
to Liverpool lower; Flour to Liverpool 2e 6d: Grain
Punanxtrine, November B.—The Asia's advises have
flattened the market for all descriptions of Breadstuff', and
there Is bat little disposition to operate unless at a ColleeE
aion upon rates demanded yesterday. Flour to exceedingly
quiet, and shipping brands are freely offered at $9,50, with
out buyer", except to a small way for home consumption,
and better brands and extra at $9,02 1 / oslo. The demand
for Wheat Is quite limited, and crime lull 6 to 100 lower;
choice Penna. white at02,20@2,26, which are extreme
rates; prime red held atV,lO; 300 bus nr4l sold at $2. In
Groceries sod Provisions but little doing, and prices tin.
ML Whisky firm; in bble 41@;,41 for Reston, and.
Ihr prison. .
Oneriturert, November B.—Flour is considerably lower;
sales= bbls at $7,30, which te the outside rate. In Grain
nothing done. Whisky Sales 600 bbls st 82%®82%. Su.
gar better ; gales 40 Wide good Mr at 7@7y. Coffee—Bales
p. bags fair and good Rio at 11.",giL2.
Listrinomi, November B.—Flour bas declined 1236,cents,
cad Wheat from 4to 6 cents. Corn imehanged.
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Penman Is unrivalled. Gentlemen and lady tear-here in. three Pasterdriga.
strutted In all the ornamental branehes of the art. Ladies MOSES V. EATON, Agent for Patentee,
taught In a separate apartment. A class of Lady Teachers, 80 Pomth street, Pittsburgh.
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lieWitalkr j_Ektrultis y Partatett for vinteidang,
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Tba our and splendhl strum CONVOY,
o>7ll Woo, Jr., Muter, E. Diriautia, Clerk,
lil lean lot the above and Intermediate ports
erery Tuesday, at 4 aelner. P. M., Toodtirely.
Por freight, or passau * oply an burd to
1723 U. M. EtAkTON, or C. BAttlk}Ml, Agents.
For St. Loofa.
The neer steamer BURNAM:IO, Captain p
lait. faun; Clerk. C. U. Wrtuas; .111 leer.
r the above and intermediate ports, MON
LAY, November 11111, at 10 o'ckek A M.
for freight or passage spit: on - board, cr to
no.P FLACK 1a UXINGSTON, Agents.
gam
.25 4.
The regular Sunday packet, BUCKEYE
nets, captain Bakithoovra ; Clerk, Wu
Mau; will leave for the above and hautraa,
dime porta an aUNDAY, 11th last, at 10 A. H.
Por freight or plump apply on board, or to
nn“ , FLOAtit‘ & LIV/NGEITON, Agent..
IPor St. Louts.
!MEI
The steamer (MEAT WEST, Captain S.
M'COl.lO2OO ; Clem, A. ArEati t ; will leave for
the shore and Intermediate porta on SATUIt.
, November 10th, at 10 A. M.
For freight or paaaage apply on board, or to
nov2 I.IV I t. GSTON a FLACK, Agen ts.
For IN aahvil le .
The steamer CLIFTON, Captain JAIUM Pot;
erk, id'Carfcs: will tears far the above and
iliarlittermedtate ports on SATURDAY, Novem•
ber 10th, at 10 A. Al.
For freight or passage a,
For Louisville.
The steamer JAMES PARK, Captain Rowe.
Lisa, .111 leave for the above and Mien.-
late ports on SATURDAY, November 10th,
at 4 P.
Par fralett or plumage apply on board, or to
trot 9 C. BARNES, Adent.
For Zanesville.
The fine steamer MuNuNGARBLA BALLS,
ptain Jens LTOM, win leave for the above
and intermediate porn on YAIDAY, Novena
bee 9, at 10 A. M.
tor freight or peerage apply on board, or to
nove 0. BARNES, Agent.
roe C Ina inn atk
The regular packet PiTTSBUIIGH, Captain
JA aki O'Ntn., Jr.; Clerk, A. Biala t Will leave
r tits above, and intermediate porta on BAT•
LUIDA Y, November 10th, at 10 A. M.
.Yor frklght or passage apply on board, or to
nov3 YLACK A LIVINGSTON, Agents.
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For fttamptsla and al 4aesr 15rleanst
Ttts tine new steamer lOWA, ()amain W.
A. !Loss; Clerk, D. Moons; will-leare far du)
stare and intermediate ports on TIIII.III3DAY,
10 2 445, at In skim& A. M.
noso FLACK & DAILN.SB, Agents.
For freight or wasp apply on board. Loose
The otraurtor OUIOAOO, Captain 0. L R&M
ex. .W kayo for the atova and intermediate
.? port on FRIDAY, 9th tart, at 4P. 4L
'or • • t trpwm•pply coa •bohed, or to
noel VINGEIVN & MAIM, Airento.
The steamer J. 8. PRINGLE, Captain Wm.
idgiaToon ; Clerk, Jona Pi n nasin; leave
for the abora and Interco ...Rate parte qn
A 'November, 9.11, at 10 A. 11.
Po i rplext or passage apply on board, or to
II &FORA & FLACK, A: nts.
For SG Louts.
The steamer DINENDIILI, Captain Jorn L
tunas; Clerk, R. Slums, will leave for the
ore lriterinedlate Porte on BATCH.
DAY, 10th lag ,iat and 11.
For freight or pnts* apply on board, or to
nova C OO WOOD BARNES., Agent&
For Mew Orleans.
tThe steamer WASHINGTON CITY, Capt
W. Elmer/ ; Clerk, S. PaPPEID; w 11l leave for
he above and Intermelk te porta on BAT•
lISDAY, November lOth, at l o'clock
For height or passage apply on board, or to
nova JOHN PLACH,Agent
The steamer GIIANITIC BTAI E, Capt. M.
FonD; Clark, LW=• will leave Ihr the above
latelZitedlete ports on FRIDAY, Novem.
Der 9th, at 10 A.
For freight or peartigoa,pply on board, or to
nov6 FLAWS., BAKNEB & LIVINGSTON, Agents.
.For ettoogkqe4l.
The atettMarAS ALLNOGENV, Captain L N. LOOtiv.; Clerk, Ones. cur; will leave for the
bole and totemsGlate ports on TONSDAY,
November 13th, at 10 A..kr.
For freight or paasaga apply =hoard, or to
novb .flack); B LIVINGSTON, Agents.
Di EVA FIA•NTS A.ND BIACHANIOS ,
Mutual' Insurance Company,
No. 80 littinut greet, second door from Yburth,
PIIILADBLYItIA.
Authorised 0ap.t1a1.....--
Capital paid in.-.......—....
Chartered by the Legislature of Penn's, April 2, 1843.
rruns COMPANY is now prepared to Mane Policies In
I Fire, Marine, Inland, Navigation and Railroad risks,
at the current rates of premium; and having the security
of a cash capital, it also affords the Insured an annual par
ticipation in the ,troate, without any liability whatever.
DIRECTORS.
Henry L Ste venson, Stephen Toram,
John W. TiMad, John Al. Guntmey,
David B. Taylor, Alexander Murphy,
Thomas D. Smith, H. IL Richardson,
William F. Boone, John N. Genin, N..Y Y. William Morris, Jas. W. Weston, N. Y.
HENRY L. STEVENSON, President
H. H. 11.10H611.140r4 Secretary.
THOS. J. HUNTER, Agent,
oda No, 90 Water at, between Wood and Market.
Direct from the Staffordshire Potteries.'
A LATE AII.I3IVAL OP
QUEENS WARE.
AT THE OLD STAND OF HENRY RIGBY,
No. 122 Mod street, AV:burgh.
THU assortment embraces mote NEW and
' MOM VELEZ
et Vnatb Breakfast, Dining and
Toilet Bets, of ,brilliatit 'whiteness, from one of the
first 'unutufsettlrent&less& Also. A r ltrifinl Blue and
Whllo Iron Stone Ware* fOr Delete, and a eery etteral and
Cope rior varlet* of all'artEles of Man GLASe, and other
war ea adapted to the wanteof city-and country trade; all
of which will tadliposed erlOw‘prices. nog
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Taw 'Uri:lL—Last evening at dUsitAttere : were 8 feet
8 inches water, by the pier mark, and thing aldwly. hunt
the bent latbrmation we could gather we havino doubt but
there will be more water from the rain on Wednesday and
Wednesday night. Two pair of ooaLboata floated past the
city yesterday. The tow-tugs are alsomaklng preparations
to leave today—there are ten now ready, and win take out
on an average 40,000 bushels of coal, which will 1a enough
to supply the market below for some time to come.
Tam steamer " Diurnal," Capt. LI A. Eihoala r la the regular
Wheeling packet thin morning; she leaves o'lo o'clock.
T/31 regular Ointlar.atl packet "Pittabur&h," Capt. Jae .
O'Neal, will lean hereafter on Saturday, and not }friday,
as heretofore.
TIM steamer "Granite State" will leave this morning at
9 o'clock for Bt. Louis. Three taking passage on her should
be on board early, as she is now loaded and will positively
leave at the hour advertised.
Tom steamer" Chicago," Capt. C.L. Brennan, is the regu
lar packet for Louisville to-day; she leaves this afternoon
at 4 o'clock. Those doing business in or traveling to the
Palle City, the " Chicago " is the boat for their selection.
Tam !steamer "J. & Pringle " is now loading, and will leave
today for St. Louis. Her capacities for 'passengers, both
cabin and deck, are equal to any other steamer running be•
tween this city and Bt. Louis.
MB steamer "Great West" arrived yesterday, from St.
Lords; amongst her frieght were 1428 Able of Solar for the
eastern market, besides she dieehargedlBlB ibis of flour at
Wheeling. She will leave again on Saturday for St. Lona
Carr. B. B. PowOn's new steamer, the Rho:tango," b
now at tho wharf, destined for 13t. Louis. The enrionat
who wish to tee a well. finished steamboat stated for the
Ohio and ilissisaippl rivers, should call on board. There is
alto a splendid painting fn the lady's, shin reptVaext.ting Old
heave; with a frill view of Hewer Shoals. She is Adver
tised to leave on Monday next.
Deoweavitta has already achieved an enviable reputation
In the boat building line, and the akUl of her msclutuics
bid fair to extend it. The new steamer " Defendor,e front
the above named place, reached our wharf stew days since,
and will leave for Bt. Louis on Saturday morning.
The hull of the " Defender" measures 155 feet ort clock;
beam 40 feet ; depth of hold 0 feet. Engines built by Snow .
den k Bona—which le a superior piece of ,workmaaahlp;
two cylinders 22 inches In diameter with* 5 foot stroke/
Three boilers 25 feet In length and 40 Indies In diameter:
The cabin is a very neat after, and the paintings remarka
bly well executed, which were done by Moles * Dugan.
The " Defender " L commended by Capt. John L. fthodts,
an agreeable gentleman and an old boatman. Dick Evans
to d. rk, and with his pleasant words and Smiting counte
nance will welcome all who may patronize the "Daondar.'
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
0 rim? 0 umuts wivu vi THIS CIWSIIIII.
DEEM
Steamer Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
Luserrne, Bennett,llrownsville.
001. Bayard, Peebles, Blisebeth.
Ronan, lienderickeon, West Newton.
" equine, Dickson, West Newton.
" Michigan No 2, Henn, Wellsville.
" Gen. Latimer, -, Rochester.
" Diurnal, Shoals, Vi
" Clara Fisher, Gordon, EitenbenvElle.
" Clifton, Poe, St Louts.
" Great West, APOnlbnagb, 8l 4,onb.
DEPARTBD.
Steamer Jetieradn, Wood - viard, * Brownsville.
Luzern., Bennett, Brownsville.
" Col. Bayard, Peebles, Illludoth.
" Mien, Rendarickson, West Newton
" AquiUs, Dickson, West Newton.
Mich No. 2, Herat, Wellsville.
Goo.-, Rochester.
" Venture, Gordon, Steubenville.
" Clara Blither Gordon, Steubenville.
" Lucie May, Robloam Clomonati.
STEAMBOATS.
Pittsburgh, Steubenvill
tse end Wltareling
Packe.
lag The PIORNAL, CaptaiCaptainA J . A. 13, 0 , x4
run tb ion SST CITY, 13. Wet, twill
es reclaim .
DAILi PACKJITS, between Finsbutsb,
gt eu b,,,gl e prb„,,,Jvig, stopping at ell Intenneditie
ports.
The DIURNAL will Isere Pittsburgh on Mondays, MA
nanlaya and Prtdaya, at 10 : 0 01ook, A. 11.-12earrning shs
w ill l ed ,. w... 0 n" on Tuesdayk,, Thursdays and ban:trays,
at 7 54 o'clock, A.M.
Its FOREST CITY sin also lease Inttsburgb oneesdays,
Tbnredayi and Hatunlsys, at 10 o'cinta, A. M.—urrting,
she sill Jesse Wheeling on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days, sto'clock, A. M.
for fr 4..
~t or passage apply on board or to .
. _ .
J. D. COLLLNGWOOD, Agent,
No. 15.5 Prtnat street
For Clinoinuatt
.ply on bawd
For Louisville,
or Bt. Long.
For et. Louts
, • . t ,
; 7 " kf.t.;
~~~- -- '~ ~_ t .,t ..
AIdIItEMENTS.
TCL PORTA, sole Lessee M.
_L. On Wkt. Hum, Stage edanaor ; Cleanse Fenn,
actleg Manager. Treasurer, J. V. Bearers.
PRICZS OP ADMITIELON :
Bosse and Parquette..,...6oe. I Private Boxes, 1arge......48.00
Second Tier Private Boxes, .0.00
Boxes for mitt 1 tecrroos 26 cents.
Jitif- Certificate, seaming mite, l2k, mate extra.
11S.. Benefit of Mies MATILDA HERON!
IfiftDAY &VINING, Normans 0, MA,
ter performed, for the last time, the popular Trlgic
- Play, entitled,
CAMILLE, br Li Dame aux Camelia.
Camille. Miss Matilda Loma ; Armand, Mr. O. Poster;
De Varville, Mcßride; Dnvall, Cunningham; Gaston,
Dubois; Nanlnno, Julia M. Cooke.
N. B.—ln consequence of the extreme length of the play,
no other piece can be performed with It.
air Doors open at 14 to 7 ; performance to begin at 73:.
MLLE. TE'RESA PAR OBI'S
GRAND CONCERT!
UNDER WU DIRICEION' 01
nikunioz STRAIKOSOII,
The Orate Pianist and Composer.
On Prldnp, November 9th, 1855,
AT CITY HALL.
PROGRAMME.
PART I.
I. (Nankai Ooncert Stack, by Weber. .
2. " I dreamt that I dwelt la marble balls," from " Rohe.
Wan Girt"- .... * IllaEkrme Patti BtrakosrA.
8. 'Val/ mon Pile," ..... Lb; Prophat,"....ll/4. R.rodi
A. Grand Aria, from the " Barbfere," by Ravin),
Signor Leonard!.
a. " Caste Diva," from Bellinre opera, " Norma,"
ilk Parodi
6. Qnstner, from "I Puritans" by Denial, tran erfbed
and performed by
7. Daatte„froni Weber's grand a era, "Der Prayahutir.
Mlle. Puma and dada oe Patti #tralosch
8. Kathleen naTontneerif ballad by QepueL,
ira tanarfigti Sli'akoach.
9. Tie stiparbdtiettino, "Laid derem la mum," froroillo
aart'a chef d'oeuvre, "Don Giovanni,"
Mild. faro& and Signor Lemont!.
10. " Within a mile of itainberei" Scotch ballad,
Madame Patti Atrakeseh.
11. Aria from Lucia di Linaamonoor....—Signor Lconardt.
J 2. EMMILIVB Drumm...ma VAILLVIIMM, DIOHAVAIIRA ?
sung ....................Mlle. Them Perreds
12; The Nightingale, a woodland mane, composed and per.
formedSfrakosch.
14. A brilliant now &Milo called "Love's Approach,"
composed by Wm, V. Wallace. saw by
Perrodi and Madame Entft Stralosch.
no *fend Piano need on [big =melon la Of MMUS A
Clark'a make, kindly tarnished by IL Metier k Brother.
vs. Admission, uno Dollar. Dawn open at 7: to com
mence at .8 o'clock.
Principal ticket office at H. KLEBER & BROTHER'S
Mamie Store* where seats may be procured In advance - with
out atly °WS charge. neei)
EXAAJESION TO NEW YORK OITY
NEW YORK CITY
AGES the eptotator over idx piles through the streets
j_ of New York city, faithfully showing the 8UE036.53,
num' and OuNITSION of city life. He has a view of over
wen hundred Horsed and Carriages, and upwards of
MON THOUSAND OF ITS PEOPLE 4
MMiliaiMME=l
At each ex.hl. Rion nnExplanatory Lecture will be given
by Mr. Doer, one of the proprietors, or Albert Norton, or It
M. Spaulding. giving much valuable knowledge of
NEW YORK AND ITE PEOPLE,
Of great importance to a stranger, and of general and In
structive intormation to everybody. Will exhibit at Eitte.
burgh, in Dlasorille Hall, THURSDAY EVENIMI,
November 1, at 7S, o'clock, and each evening to November
14, Inclusive_ Mel, each Wesineeday and raturday
own, from November 1 to November 14, at 3 o'clock.
Alir Admission, 26 dente; children 16 cents. Parties of
flee person', $l. nova:tin%
JOHN W. M'CARPHY,
Bill Poster and "Distributor,
sa-mr.r.tt.nd to the Posting and Distributing of 41
kinds of
RILLS FOR CONCERTS. LECTURES, EXIIIIIITIONS, &c
All rommunicationr—either by mail, telegraph, or other
wise—directed to the office of the Morning Post, will re
odes prompt attention. ap7
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Prresamion, November 6, 1666„
frHE President and Directors of the WEBTiCHN .1.21811-
I BANC& OthIiPANY have this day declared a dividend
of /Oa DOLLAIL9 rya mum on the capital stock, payable
to stockholders on or after the 16th inst.
no, 8
F. M. GORDON, Secretary.
Prmsal.llloH, NoTemtsar 6, 1gf..5.
rrTZB EXCHANGE BANK Or PITTSBURGH has this
jA s ; denlare4 a dividend of POOH eon COM on the
pirsdta out of the profits of the Last six months.
Th e ojcejthoOßPS or their legal representatives will 4e
attar attar the !Oth lnat. g,s m Pi B. MUELtAY,
novTodav2, Cashier..
Tr..,actor. of e nn • - PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE
aIPANY OF PlITL .1511 "R" b*ve 1118 dB, &dared
a Semivinunal Dividend 0,.. Hit PER " NT -
payable to the
stsekholdera, or their legal re. .pre.ntativeti, on Satanlay,
December lat. 1855. A.
,A. CARRIES., Secretary.
November 6th, ltr.s. [nov7:lm
_
___
B„K Ol PlcresonOn.
hate ,hi.
Aber 8 ,1886 j
Nosea, t
riling President and Directors cf this Dania ` Le '
I declared a dividend of viva Pea ester, on the ca p ital
d
atock for the last six months, payable to rock!. olers, or
their legal zepreeentatives, on cr after the 18th Ina. '
uov; atawst roux BNYDISH,
W
n InstiranCo company,
Pittsburgh, November let, ISA&
AN N ELECTION tar Thirteen Directors cftbi, Comp4ny,
to serve for the ensuing year, mill be held at the airy
of the Company, on TUESDAY, the lath hut., between the
hours of 10 A. M. and 3 P. At.
notNidtd • " •Y. M. GORDON, Pecretary.
Eureka laainsanows Company.
A N ELECTION for lhirteen Directors, to sown for U e
/1 ensuing year, will be held at the office of the Com.
Nosy, on 'TUESDAY, the 13th day of November next, be
t green the hours of 10 and 13 o'clock A. M.
nor irdid R.. PINNET, Sem.Miry.
Dank of Pittsburgh, t
October 19,1845.
A N ELECTION fa Thirteen Directors of this Rank, for
Ti the coming year, will is holden at the Banking
House, on MONDAY, the 19th day of November next, be
tween the hear k IL and 3 P. M.
Abo, • genereng of the Stockholders of the Bank
of Pittsburgh will be holden on TUESDAY, the 6th day of
Nowamber next, at the Baoldng Home, in accordance with
the proneintes of the charter.
°nig:tiles/elm JOHN SNYDER, Cashier.
illeentstales' Bank.
Pittsburgh, On. 18, 1895.)
AN ELECTION for Thirteen Ilireetere, to Irene for the
ensuing year, will be held at the liechankss' Bank of
Pittsburgh, on the third Monday of Normsber next, at the
Bs Slug HCNIE4 on Peurth street, to:wean the honte of 9 6.
rd. and 3 P. ht
Mao, • general Cleft tug of the Stockholders wi3 be held
on theft's! 1 'lmlay gt November, at the Faille place, at the
hoar of 10 o'clock A. .51. GEO. D. 110011.1/19,
cetlft Caehler.
Flacuanta Kama or Frrrautusast,
Angina SI, AIMS.
NHS STOCKHOLDERS of the Sischanics Sank of Puts -
,1 - burgh are hereby notified that the third haste. men t c t
$12,40 per 'there will Leduc en the lath ot October prlttmo,
end the laurth and last instalment of F 12,10 per share on
the 20th fl..•ember following, payable at the Banking
Hones, on Fourth street, es per resolution of the ward t,f
Directors. l sepll OEO. D IteGREW, airLirr.
Merchants and Illanntainurars. Dank, t
Pittebargb, October 10,
A N ELECTION for Thirteen D.rectore of this Bank wit!
It be bald at the 'tanking House, on MONDAY, the 10th
day of November next.
ort2o;dlm W. N. DENNY, Camille%
Dissolution of Partnership.
MILE Partnership formed by the undersigned and 'EYES
O'NEAL, in Carrying on *the Camden Oval Works,"
under the name and style of .14)ZiE8, O'NEAL 11 MILLER,
Is non dissolved. ISAAU JONES,
July 7th. 1865 JOHN D. MILLER.
Orphans , t.ourit
Bade —
Ol TIIS
GREER FARM,
DY eh-toots orde, of the Orphan.' Court ot Aueglieny
County, the undersifroed, Administritors of the late
David Greer, deceased. well execs° to Public Sale, on the
premises, on TURADAY, November 13th, at 1 o'clock P.M.,
that valuable FARM In Plum Township, bounded by the
Allegheny river, Plum meek, and lands of Michael Bright,
containing about 170 anres.
COUNTRY BEAT&
The shore Farm will ba subdivided into Lots of Tat to
Twenty demi, offering - tin ar,callent oppurtunity to matey
who have long wished for • country site embracing so
treat advantages In location ably fertility. The Lota are
laid out to trout on the Allegheny river and the Allegheny
Valley Railroad, by which It is within a few minutes' rile
from the city.
This property is beautifully situated, commanding splen
did views of Allegheny river scenery, and is the moan. de
sirable for Country Nome' offered in this cou c ty.
Cars will leave at 10 1 A o'clock on day of sole, from Law.
renceville, to convey purchasers to the grounds.
Plans and further nformatlon can be cbtalned of ED
MOND ORELR, No. 184 Water street, or at the Auction
Rooms.
Tiara—Onelbird cash; residue in one and two yeare,
'with interest.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
rpRE Partnership heretofore existing between the under
signed. under the name and style of BPRINGSIIIIAR.
HAUG lit A (X)., is dissolved by mut 11,1 consent The buel.
nets of the firm will be settled by either of the undersigned,
at their old stand, o. 295 Liberty strait. The business
will be continued &El formerly by springer Harbaugh.
SPRINGER lIA RDA EGLI,
ALEX. FORSYTH.
Pittsburgh, October 24, 1865.
500,000
.62000190
Springer liarbatigh,
CONIMISSION 1511411011 ANT, Dealer iu Wool, Provisions
and Produce generally, ho. 295 Liberty street, Pitts
burgh, Po. oct24
GARTLEY 6 FOX'S
.
PATENT FAIN BLOWERS,
.Fbr Fbundnes, Rolling Mills, anlth Ara,
PASSIM= JULY 17, 1855.
THRBE FANS an made on an entirely new principle,
and will run with less power than any other Fan now
in we.
The blowing wheel is much lighter and stronger than
that of soy other, and from Its peculiar construction is less
liable to get out of order. The shafts are made of cast
steel, and the journals are parallel running to gun metal
MOBEB B. EATuN,
Agent for Manufacturers, No. 80 Fourth et.,
noel:Miai Pittsburgh.
Our Ehderwor it to Please.
LOWRIE'S EATING HOUSE,
- - - .
I% ALL PERSONS fond of GOOD LIVING will
please call and judge for themselves. dlwaye
on band, the beat of Oysters Meats, Ceftee,,
Tea, home made Bread, Pies, bustards, warm
Corn Bread, Mush and Milk. Fried Mush, Waffles, Buck
wheat Cakes, ao. The cooking will be such as will gratify
tiehaaredlies sopped with Oysters at reasonable rates.
NEWI—A Pocket Aunarten,'Ompasel:4,
0 s metal pielte about the site of a twenty dolhti gait;
coin: films iiroHAttree, one haring the numbers of tWer.
month in parallel columns, ie rotary, and is fastened by e
centre pin to the permanent face, on which le lettered the
days of the week. A small projection in the rotary face
allows It to be turned by the thumb nail till the date of
the month correeponds with the day of the week, and three •
4
1 / 2 -
,
... .~~ - ~ :...tom
._(``~ n -
Pia? IL
BULLARD'S PANORAMA
BD!dOND OREEll,,L Administritora.
L
SOPHIA (MEH
P. lif. DA q, Aucttonfer.
108 WOOD STREET
MEDICAL
Air Effects:Li:4o find Scsr:glin!sl Opernittons
Bee,, If la &atilt
lag for tin to Le libioo6o2l ' ooilColo the public that, the
utility of BALM' PATENT EYE ' OBPB . IS ass t}orett
went,—their wonderful' effects are coming dilly to the
knoWledge of the proprietors. Btrenge as it may teem, It
is true, that Bpectee l es may be dispensed with enthelS , and
eight reamed to Its original power. These cups are althple,
yet philosoptticaL They are used without palo or theleast
danger of injury. Below will be found several o:rdelcatm
which speak highly In their favor:
(Strom the New York Evangelist...l
A rim' simp's vet philosophical Instru ment, hat been
Invented by J. Ball di 00.. of this city, by the application of
which the cornea of the eye is gradually raised to list:alai
nal convexity causing the Lam VI impinge on the mina
without the aid of convex lenses. Thee by arrea . y proctos
persons who have used glasses yea: e ate *enabled - to
dispense with then.
The editor of the 'Pennirilvsnis Demount writethg,.(ol
lows, respecting the lure of tytra . Onrstend Uniditerten.
Pensurylvatile:
•
UzionrrOww, Pa..,1,
galit
Reins well acquainted with Urn Chireteitt,T. kw* tha
before ahe U. ed "'Bali's Patent HieOuper it was. Igapowl
ble for her to read without the use of apectaclea, end"tha
hoteight lure been raitored by the niolheCapa,.ao,lll
she now ?coda print with her naked Cue without 4111101111,7
'Joni( Y. 81=10441X ; ND&.l),euitc.':rat.
,
Brinmenrawat; Janet igk.
Dear Sir—llaving r loetbi , eight by- old , age, ',Wm'. In
duced to purchase pule! wonderlulluktrimienta r and by
tieing the came accent,* to your areetions. Teacceeded, In
metering my eight nO, that can rend 'with
out 'pentacles. I Have not .dsell myepeotsclee fakkr.Blast
three or four months, which 'shrive that' the - riestontraii
net a temporary one, brit a valuable "and permanent_ cure.
-M-f4AILLI
Of the firm of Snell/ larintiefi,"Fiekdale,-/fett
. ,
fib. By remitting Ave dollarEtrEtPdr will be - Ecuti Post
paid, with directione, to aty . pere dle t te coOniTy744.
dr pu. GEO. It • AEYB fig; catiiek.pri Stiedriting
.V 404 alfeh " AtAbUight PS. Boo9ihir
Odliiurtettat tat PitiktaarierNeigrifillimitWe
orIesoe—IfEGETABLE CATTLE POWDER.—Thtow - Pius
dersAriv t upin one poind packs, and are - really iiip l d
article, not, only for ttie dlseaseaincident to lunuari.antri ,
swine, and other animals, bat they are
lent article ta improve the conditionof the animal - •
/iiich (beat, they not only Improve the cOnditlorrof
mil& cows, but they increase the quantity as well as Irre
prove the quality of milkand butter. The preptletcps:Say
that it Increases The qiuu3tßyof butter from hall a pound
to a pound a week to each cow, while those periondirio
have tried it Say a pound and a half to two pepti - daPer
week, with the same kind cf feeding as before. Of one
thing wedire cattalo, all who use It once will uselfrdf the
lime, and save money by the operation se wall as huttove
the appearance of ;heft itock. Price 25 eta. ri;Paper p6.pe
pars far AL Ono. H. WEEPER,
Corner Wood sheet and 'Virgin allay, ' `
octl2 Wholeaald and Retail Agent
&Er Cough flontedies. r. limner's Pectoral
By rup will cure you.
Dr. Keyreec PeotoralSyrup will curs Bronchitis.
Dr.lleyeer's Pectoral Syrup will cure Laryngitic.
Dr.lieyeer's Pectonallyrup wilt cure Influenza.
Dr..Heyeer's Pectoral Syrup will core a cold in the head:
Dr. lleysor'e Pectoral Syrup will cure Incipient Con.
compact'.
A recant letter from Mr. J. W. Vesta, of Rokeby, Ohio,
says:
"I want yort to send me two bottles of your Pectoral
Syrup by mall. There is a lady here who has a cough and
the doctora.can't cure her. I was in the same way, and
tried everything without bentiAt, teaks bottle of
your Pectoral Syrup ; I took It but twice , and it cured me
sound and well.
ear for Dr. Extern's Protoret. Stave and take no other.
Price, co cents. Sold at DR. KNYDDll'd,..lio, /40 Wood
street, and at J. P.'fitilldttill',sl, Allegheny. np2sll.aw '
AS- atierslirs Itioneal Cure - Trims win cure
nearly every ease of zedtweable Hernia.
Trusses at various prices always on hand.
Cid Ldrenili Truss es oftliderentforms and strono
for sale.
Elastic Stockings for varicose or enlarged veins.
Abel/mutat Supporters—Adana different kinds.
Pile Propi for the support and cure of Plies.
8 boulder Brasses to relieve a crooked and deformed
condition of the Chest, and many diseases of the Chest,
Suspension Bandages.
All these articles may be had or applied at DieSSY.
SEWS Wholesale and Retail TRUSS DEPOT, 140 Wood
street, sign of the Golden Mon= ; or will be sent to any
part of the country by sending tho money and measure.
ap2bstaw
tea- A Substitute for tile New Li=
Laws—DEL. URBAN'S ANTIASAOCIIANLLIAN X
a safe and sure remedy for the cure of
INT.EMPEILANOI3.
A concentrated vegetable extract, and as a taiga Is une
qualled. For the following complaints it is a most valuable
medicine : DlesPcpsfa,Liver CM:giant, Zpiley..Veurdkaja,
15.2 a, Aral' of all kinds, ikisritms Tremens GatoolDsbasik...
This medicine is intended to produce a change 111 thesys
tem, and a distaste for alcoholic drinks. Several instances
where we have told It, we have had the mast • g
results; so, to persons who are really desirous o breaking
oft the indulgence in Intoxicating beverages, thiselisir will
be a great help. Sold et SI per bottle at the Drug Stem of
DLL OM- U. KEINSIII, No. liO Wood asset,. earner of
Virgin Ailey. sign of the Golden Mortar. asi2Ecdew
DR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
GERXANBITTERS ,
PSEPAILBB BY
DR. C. M. JACREON, Philadelphia, Pa., ..
WU& MIKITOALLT COLS
LIVER 00.11PLALVI', DYSPEPSIA JAUNDICE,
Chronic or Xermut Debality; Dimazza o the ridneys, and
oil &ways arising from a disordered ver or Saluda.
Such
aeConstip.•
tion,Lnw-ard Paw,
Fuiness,or Blood to the
Mad, Addity of the Stomach,
ii . useisilleartbuna, Disgust the Food,:
Ituiness or weight in die litanuoitti hour
11,.. tie t a tio na , ;gel or Flattering at the-Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming of the sad, Hurried
cm,DilDettlt nredtiing, fluttering ainuiHeart, Choa
a leauttiratitig gmsation when In lying Posture, Dimwits
of Vision, DPW of iPsass before the Sight, Waver and
VI hap fa late h rd , De:Money of Perspiration _
' , /lowness of Shalt EYeSi Pain In the
Sideßack,AorSudden
Amebae of Hear the
Fifth, Constant jr,z4n.
ino. of Xril,and emit.
-Deka-Woe of
Spirits.
TLe pro r m e tz r ,.th taltirl the attention of tie pttlio te
leis ,_
pA t i a boj o i y, doottoo wit o feeling of the ittneost toile
dance In IM virtual] a]..^ l &dot Mien to tho tii.ne.ei for w Web
it Is recommended.
IL L . no only awt aa td eu , article, but one that hakeofat.
the test of a Len yeard trial before th e Aincrioun poop e,
and its reputation aralsale Joni:rivalled byanyearrdlar pt. •
par.tiow, extant . Th. t,iguayaray; In its favor given by the
moat prominent and well kritont .Physicians andlnditridn- s .
ale, in all .parts of Lhabarintryisambaense. .. , Iteefeterititriny
who may doubt, to my . ..IldemmithOiaPoir ?ruction Roc•lri
Book, for Farmers and. Families, to,,tb. had gratis, qt all th
Agents tot the tlerr...ast Bitters.
Principal and Manitractoriiiiii.itratkate l l hils,
dolphin, Fa..
Sifr• Sold by Dr. Cleo. li., lieyser,ll4o Wood.: atntat ; B. A
Bahneetock A Co., 111n.. , 6 Wood striset; •Flothing Droll:are
60 Wt.:dot:oat; a. 2. SwartaamiJ.".P.iiieraing,Aileghlin9
decaftalluely is
OHIO ANO MISSISSIPPI - RAILROAO
jiirzt's*
• •
BROAD - GAvar.,..
THIS SHORTEST, QUBMWST, CUR StREST . AND 0N1,4
ROLIT.E by width Passengers can have all lialirota to
St. Loris. Time to St. Louis, 27 hours, from Pittsburgh.
The Eh Feet Gauge of this Road accommodates oldircara•
—eleven feet inide--eith roomy Boats, unattainable on •
narrow gurigo.roads. •
By the Ohio and Pennrylvanis Railroad from Pittsburgh
to Crestiloe, panengers connect with Railroads for Indian.
opolia—connecting there with Terre Beate and Richmond ,
Railroad Lar_Vincetactes. No change of care at Terra Banta.•
Baggage clinked to Indienapolls, thence to Si. Louts.
Trains leave Pitteburgh as follows:
The Fast Train leaves at 2 A. M.
Mail Trail leaves at 8 A. Ai.
Express Train leaves at 3 P. AL
Passengers make chase connections at Oresliine f r In.
dianapolie, and there make close connections with quit , .
road for Vincennes, 'without a change Cf tars, and at Tin.
names take the Ohlo and Mississippi Railroad direct for St.
Louie—through in 21 hours; connecting at Sandorainith.
the Illinois Central Railroad for Cairo, where first clam - .
Stammers can at all times be bad for Memphis, Vicksburg,:
New Orleans, and all points.on the lower AUWasippisiVer..
Passengers can always. And et St. LonKsteamana.for the
Upper Miseissippi, Illinois anctAlissoarl rivers.
This is one hundred relies the shortest route to St. Louis.
risk.
To St. Lode via Dallefontaine and Union $lB 80
To " " Columbus, Italia and Dayton 18 30
To " " Columbus], Uhl Sanaa and Lawrence.
burg 19 30
Passengers autyllepage ,transferred from .:spot to depot
free of charge. •
For through tickets or further .loommAtlon please apply
to J. G. CURRY, Itsket . Agent, 0. k P. Railroad Company,
corner office. Monongahela Howe, Pittetturgh, or- to GEO.
PARKIN, Ticket 'Agent, Federal Street Station, Allegheny
City. JAMES M. WARD;
• Superintendent 0. St M. RailrotaL '
F. KNOW .. .LAND, Passenger Agent,•Pittebargh, Pa.
octl9
To Wholesale Grgeers, Llgnor Dilaters
and Manufacturers.
TIIR SUBSCRIBER le , now importing a superior quality.
of OIL OP COGNAC, of 'which "elofrn ounce with 60
gallons pure Spirit will produce a GniCognao Brandy. Ms
RSSBNOES OP ROCHELLE and °TARO'S BRANDY; of
JAMAICA and SD CROIX RUM, ARAC. CIDER and
pgAoil BRANDY, HOLLAND SCHIEDAM SCIINAPPS
and SCOTTISH. WHISKY, are acknowledged by the New
York mannfacturere by the great demand after them. Di
rections for use will invariably be given by
Ult. LEWIS PEUOUTWANGER,
141 Maiden Lane, New York.
P. B.—lmporter of Daguerreotype Meningitis, Pietism,
Biamuth, Idanganeve ; Thorn's Ext. Copeiva, Snip Nate Are
onia, &a deerlditf
J. B. JOHNS ..... ...E. D. DgNNt
JONES & DENNY,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
apl9l 6 1 WATER STREET. lITTSRURGH.
Boys sad Youths' Custom Made Bootee. •
ALI3RNN, No. 71, corner of Wood and Fourth.
la" streets, would invite the attention of families and
others to the following named articles, which have been
manufactured to his special order, and are—as regards ma
- lariats, workmanship, srength and style—as perfect
c an be found in any .tablishment, and superior to any he'
has heretofore introduced
Bop? heavy two soled Winter Boots;
Yo tbs. " 411
11,
Boys' P. Calf
Youth? "
lThttds'. , u:Nos. 8, 9 and 10.
Also, Hopi and Youtheemperfor two soled Brogans.
Children's wafuhlaroccti easo Bootees;
Ladles' arid ?dime-Calf, gamer.° and 430 at Boots: .•
Qentlexedn'ssatotior water proof French Calf &ctn'?
4 leo, all kinds of seaeonablaßOOTS sad' Bffoinctes4Y.
frees ths9tult mould! far!ddesblllty.? ;
- ,-, • - _..- -., gifittlerso .. .. ..
TN oaDrim-* lin,: While:l3, No. 187 /Erg street,
iii: t e ll, , o n opeCNNT tighlicc4bo,pob,lio.th.G thoybove
tooth - ; - tint!' a lotiO' itufwily"OrEAliMEAN/LLe;
I,EIN WATER, ALE end PORTER; of - thii - Nes" I Oil;
Ity. . . .
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The attention of families Is particularly directed to the
fact that they bottle WiaI9ERIBT'B ALE in its purest
state. Physictens , retxunmenct it to families on account of
its wholesome and strengthening quelitiag, loctaely
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EMI=
qt ntc misuze 6`taecvbg._ZbeTkivea
Holland Matra—George Hendetion; or Pat&Mg, ale
"After sufferinglbr lbreepout4amiqi rbetmisttim—A put
of the time so acitrroli as to +MOM noltk_nly_..btliirre
been entirely cored by using' Souit unou How Sitters.
I have hod one attack since, but ialtdmrst laeea „ hnr ,g
st.
relief in the same medicine. itis;•in my opthimks Nara
NEIWOUS AND lainflfATlC APPECTI*
Thla changeable weather is toprodocen eirat deal
of Maness.: :4•0 persona troubled with nervous or rhe um
aifectioos,. we would recommend ikeirhavele .lionead
Bitten 'On referring to our colony:4,lmi wdl `ftriffitertlB.
cams from some of our &stemma rad - English. eitizen4"
Parary/acmia fiZzalsZeiftung.
THE WORST BOHAI OF PILES CAN BB
We cue at liberty to refer to several well known gentle.
men, who have used, thoroughly tested, and now cocoon.
e , end Boerhavefei Holland Bitters as a remedy Am Vise.
We an notat liberty to publish their names, but will take
pleasure - in referring any person to them who denies this
statement.
For this affection, one-half of _the prescribed doss should
be iakan--isy half teaspoonful,' morning, noon and night,
one hour before meals.
CAUTION!
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has tn.
deiced many imitations, which the public atipuht guard
against purchasing. li e not -parec r ded.ro bny anything
else milt )on hove given Boernave Rolland Mama - lair
ttlal. Qua bottle or ilLoonv Moe you hour Inthately
ft is to all theseimltatione. i.
Eiold.at $1 per bottle, or six bottles fce tb, hy the
sole Proprietors,, BENJADUN PAGE, Ja., 4.10.. -
blanufactur Pharmacentisisend Chet:Mats. .
corner Smithfield and Third etsy Pittehargh.
-LI. R. liELLlthlt h CO.,Drugglite, -
•corneior SeeSnd'andiVooditreeht.';
And all Druggists in Pittsburgty Allegheny, Bituninghtun,
Manchester and Temiterattentlle. sepOkdasrlf
Heart) ikeletered wad Life i.isiewtll4lllll44,
or
810R1311 , 8 INVIGORATING RLIXIff. 1
I T will 'replace weArows with Aiianath, Incaperity" lili
-I- 'Me*, el, ix : regularity with natforni and liatlualiaor
deity', and this not_orily without /learnt of renetittnehnt
with a lutpayelfeet on the general organlssUon:. GIT-NeslV
In mindihitallvoal .M. wheiroirertheybetair, linieneildi
the nerionerryklnn,And that the paralization of therterve
0 1.9 ,0 tIrelandsgAitipli 11l lIIG*III 4, 4 1 .--iP.u4t
eullufs
„ ~
elm, that for every ichataf - runworat disasaei the Nark Out;
dial la the Onlirelleileifiermerenirs'knewn,' -
,;' , 4„,
CUE 'OP - NERVints - pllil „..:- ~., ,
- • language= Convey an adequate Idea of the Inatte
f t " -lost tatraeulaue change which It te,naeloruilyi
1 11 4° 481 1 "- t_. " , Ated' and . shattere d nem* Wheari
itta.fgeeaad 41.e.Wis.- , - - c at a r a ct , •eat,iiiijji,
'VII, weak by .•
whether Iskenpan bra,. --s-
• -•— WI byaickner t uie .. i.w_y ; Sad
~.b, , r ia l nftatioi le :
Pt'OncrhreeeA, retia4 Brio hats op:,,.2*tgitak
plush:at eymptonte of Aerstoitee,y4ulaki togetria , 9s7 .
der Iteinlinenea.4blorla the eSeettimpoinry I Fir hieto24-,
gibirtavinvuel . Orptictoffleinetdch tt.tqpuatitilti4l444.:
64 restore to . it7lp.Orksa w/hdithiii. --
080 "QY ,14RitOP.P,
clonfoilicra, glddlners, matt of blood to the beadPilinlainr'
ohollfdelAlityi hyinntia, wretelledneerwelf
aestractlon—Gar of insanity, dywfwprlcirilerli
non; lerfintibity, terionannes, it:mining to Aleep; - 4lhrearar:
incident , .1:0 redo, decay if the ProPermtintliatlailtAill
la, monomania, watttatarrota, rialpltatiolfrefAeltrilit 4
F Z tepc Yr t 11t1 = rVta Wrerri
st_tgl,4ir.c..ed. _ra, taatt
twiny, absolutelyhtfinnao..
_,,. - , fs , r ,- ~,, ~_
„_„„ .! APPAL Mille= Tgla .PpmALia,,, ..L. ..,,
i _Mb 411, 1 4 rallefixrellects of thli'great 'restorative In elk ~
weataiintalatidiratterfairialesonatk a new era in the Wade.
of itata. Thinveareloof atimuLantshowaboonitre!mt4—•:-
tteMesitatalif invigorante 'concocted . .a.ll putOo• nice : to bicz
ameba:tin the Tabus ytteataaw and deramrentratte . tole/doh '
toe deileate formation of Wculen'render Ler liable.
NVIZEIV WOMAN OP B.V.NRR,
Who antress:fnuct. wlealacen, derangement, nerrointicasi
tremors, pains In the book, or any other dlenfiler, Whither
penller WWI aer,hi , obnunon to both seise—to Aye thy
invigorating Oorrtial a trial. --, , , . ,- ,; , •...
MARRISJ) PPOPONS, , ~: , . • .
Orothens, will flotilla Cordial aftevlbei have Gird whist. , t:
tie or two,n thorough regenerator of the system. !nail
cilreetloneare lt, be found the happy.assents of IlelktlbY.,or''
epo.nt,'whe'reotildhot hate bearcao but ferthiltl,Z,
4ftrippiptistion, Audit hi siltrally - tatatit for the xerintdlet:.;)
awe for "whirl . it la reitommended. Tronosp4l4 or yorroi, „
- lAan havo biftineadvrid bilzßitglt, end pot • , a r alitglaltt•
Astance Milt fallatc• benefit Ulna.
1 -, ' • ~I GIREONS' OP PALO clomp-um. • ~
- Wir csakenuottirihabits are 'restorer/1T thanes of ihottleoi
tiro total:v=6nd almrriAlantring the skin 'Gem e try!,
Lila aiokly =IA to:there:Ma florid complexion, ' • '-
. These 'rewire of the sad and melanebelyernsttocW”
tedig-sarly , habitv _ of_youthi.visi - *--
of yont weekwes o back
end lunbs, paints in the head; dlmnese ofeigliti lose am*.
cater. power,' pa l pi tation of the heath dyepeisalsourvetter
iirllebffitr„derengement of the digestive f
debility, symptoms" of ammunitions, eta.
NooWjy
,thelberfnl effects on tbe• nand arezinehla be r.
dreaded, .Lom memory, nonfosion of. Wes, &punka
of spirit - 6,6,11 forebodings, ateraloe, soalety,eelf-dletetelt:
lave of solitrula,ftimldity, eta., are somant t , evilssprodu.
oed. All thus afiliated
Bzio?l. 3 s,PDlVE3>P4=o4tAlir Aait
should reflect that a gonad mind mai body anthem:mot
aviary reoltites to promote corial:4a happiness': indeed: -
without them,' the_foussusy through Ufa becamea a weary
pilgrimage--the 'prospect hourly derhens the viessi..the
mind becomes shadowed with despair and fi ll ed with thia
melancholy redaction that the happiness of SitOtheeir
onnes blighted with you:cram._
OAUTION.
Dr,morsysys z rang Cordial has been
by some unpri persons.
n future, ell e genuine Cordlal wilt base thopropells‘
feoettaile pasted over the cork of each bottle, and the
following worde blown In the glaze:
•
Dr. Morsels Imitgorailiag Cordite',
O. U. UNS,yrornistor,
The Cordial !abut up, highly concentrated, in One ,
ties—pries three dollars per bottle, two for flee dollars, .
for twelve dam C. 11. BING, Tropdaor.
11:2 Brwaway, N.
poll - bi_Dreftlstathronshont V!Ildo:1•_
endllte , •
- AGINTBi
a si
ESTEDES,No.I4O Wee ;
, • ,Do. Dlloll,No•te'WtO4 11• - •
Do. - E. SELLP.se. Wood etr.et. '
A u r e ml , ch ar _Dzacmaht WSZNNAN; :•- ' e
Do. ...;..IAMES T. BASIPLS 4 CO.;
'Do. ' iIdIIIING. • ,
Agent or Ohl - O..;X:D. PASS. Cinsionati.
0. Brownrp_loiibittiiit J 7
Lit a pritatitiona2t 11111131Thi
Ia ornnstidlitrrhoes,lncipletanboletkin shottiln
ease. pradriktionvf lbo dlitestirs..fubetlonnittb JEW'
tunable. balmy .4traing tbb v.:wanton:a bpbtorgo ebbing
.snd istantlia complaints, It is ptenlintly eiliestitinb; tnra.
Zuni y. tboulllte.wltti*lL
CApnoll.—BC.7,surei . fkkir. thd Dinka_ Eileicei 'which ,&"
pripired,o6ll;byt.;:-.1:041% it Vs -Drug and Mendell,
&bre, - 7 —cortuanr-Mat,:vint Obattnntitreds, kblhdakrr
Ibbt, and' tor-iikityallispedibliikpillif.Au?n to A .
: United titatnsonlin:,Ptly "
FAI/NP 3 / 1 4-04
..• 71 1 mamma , 5,03 t ,"- = •
And In Allegheny by yc
_ _ t•jy. p.
5° ,...r 4 44 1 t15 . „.c AZI!XCKff.4S
si a I:NDS PRllRMUlPST , feerlierartaft'Saulak"Otilb 4 l-1
' glaftaatiatanattelte advise all goad houallatel
to it. Price 25 cents per boUle, at allatoce37itintlrun
Stores In the United States and Caned=
Par sale by bPOLURG and G. U. lESYBFS3.. Pittsbrirgh.
P. T 0R6)..0.
041 'Ainrkat
J.nlo-d.vl♦ I.
RPM
S.F + ' L ~ ''c~
mkmo,o4 -77
1114iiNa4jTTEIS
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.& ht RollandBcC'Odor:l3llkm.
ti two YEARS have elapttedsinco...thelnirodeOlort e$ this
I valuable medlelne,/eito
this timitit has gained/it 'ruielett;.-po_pgratgr asemedy
for
Fever and
Lou of" Appetite, &Way,
Lau4anckElteding
Many of our most viettLiVeltiletut teituryt atikarporllll
efficacy In all a ff ect i on e the' iittantelLitlikilisf.ffAss
tunic, it never has been equalled,..for tl,t:atittitialta -
all tares of debility or weakness of anikindiaioutestha
etantaneous. In nervous, theuntatleadiCistualltitriS//00'
Ron., It basin numerous irustanceapto_yeigdgtdy.
and in others effected a decided cure.
When eminent; Rhy.tloistat,lttttsettbes
'so iiiilieskitliigtk leconiratiod,eurel,l,lVo.tea
y ; osaso to
doubt, and eagerly teat De vitteteator,outse' Ives.4: l - -, 5 . .L.P. •
REM . AND" AQUA,
A am
.trolafgrEg4rii— .ffi.i.4.7;j44l7Cfri.o.lPrieutittp•
'act Ann' t;lidyfit: , nap con the steer,
on a =Pun botl4l.l44PetWie*A26l4cs
Ileattakediviitltiever.4llll.4uta; Toteight.,-catrAttputhe I Buffered w i th tabs. diesindi Tbegreuktee'pari of
this dine I was unable tiseroxii; it 'pent at Wart fifty Ow.
! tars fur different inedfidb - WlllttTottlatt tcrparmapept
Three weeks agq;wcitivirleilds Insisted ROOlO trying
B-eibrifeelloltaiiir Bitters, saying:that curematfitgrays.
••e4 taut 'as
scend pun
,I hunter's. atiwork , noir Leitats
4 , ,Wrellat tui/AllniltllOsitahilltiandfaarst It/nal/Set - 1A
/ cart* the 3 helboveetaiementis ltue.,—..•:.z,slA tiJ
Diamond
A Hana,,P;vl.l
• • Cr at It. Otteater's, GotidetsH.
Mr „ .
SILO ascointS efgl#inin g e ra
eayar.„l!lliatettatind
in Bei ithaveli ' tterir aremedy forliefridad4i debl4t9•
My wife has also It with theitteatiabkii9ll.o: - ..,, ,, ,,-:. - s
Mr. A.:Kthliihnialti, - of Pittstngtr, aim remarks -that he
has eipithincedninell-relief.frousitatheepteW,.-
- t.A., ithfliendesoat Teginibast.Tacoli .Elzinittit,lhOiirin tie
Holland settlement of , Shetteygerii•Vilihnisirr,'Siiirr "After
eaffe.ill4 far some time the misery attending an utter Dm'
tiatlett'uf Mind and body, I have becu..zsatorat i , let "DR
,Boerhava'a Holland DitterirtoDerfert healllo— , t
Matte* -of•thlaremeddt : being insuclibigh .repataimiing
tie 'Wanda= ia;Pitgeeesie,AUChlgan; Ealr'YOr4,4lllll6;
In every Holland settlement in the United d atesfantree
much In its favor:.
STRENGTH" AND HEALITI RESTORED,. •
bhr.JohlsDlivldeon„ living tett miles above Pitiaturßhi - 011
the Pennsylvania Canal, asps .",tiyhertl eturemenced,taldrog
Boerhave's Holland Bitters, I could -hanfltySealk.—noW, I
enjoy excelltmt health"
W KiESB TIM STOMACH T STOMACH ANDlNDieltktori.
Anot /M Aer Great Mee iffected by Boaltaids Heltasaillitters
—The. wife of Peter he Witte, living in Holland Town, the•
boygen county, liffecorudn, suffered much, from ereakneatof
tbottomeoh and indigestion. She had , beenninder A Vbs.
olden's care for souse:time, but the disease Beamed tablas
even his eldll. She porchaeedllolZWElnllatul Birters-IWOUV
tarn, irbieft has given tone' to her ,stomach hat appetite
and strength are returning. and!. mound-J."4w*. that
h nother 'great cute effected 13enr Mettleine.
'we have atillio l tecoid Many "'wonderful tura effected hy
thi s - remedy; bin moot 'valt .tinother""litiportEtnity.,.; due
thi n g you can' rely ; upon, what we Wats published are Rota
persona much respected in our Coramdnlt3i, and are literal
ly !gm •- , • • J.
Mita Sheboygan.Menwhodey Shehoy l4l l=3.
• ' bbintgriVenint.-
DR• MO IitSEIS
It teIORA.TING CORDIA.k
A FIFEBIONENON IN NEDICINIG
EMNIII
EME
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