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tilE CITY POST.
MONDA 7 ilNu
`Tun Peneassts Or NNW YORK CITY is a mag•
Ilificent work of art life•like and gorgeous
representation of the,gteAinetropolis. Taking
into consideration tlieLootiception and execution'
of the work, with Ate Inite dimensions, we - are
at a lOss Which most to - . admire—the towering
genius of ,the artist, ,. or - thei:Winiderful persever.
anise which could pat his sublime conteption
upon canvass, in features so real and true to the
original, that in viewing them, we Seem to walk
amid the scenes represented. We are taken up
wards of six miles through the heart of the city,
and have the perspective of some forty or fifty
streets exhibiting their business hustle, and giv-,
lug us an Insight into the every day life of New
York. Not Only, are we shown the stately blooke
of business, the mammoth hotels, the princely
palaces, and the foreets of shipping, with all the
minute details which can give them individuali
ty, but the numerous phtisee of human oharao
ter of which life in the city is Composed, are
correctly represented. Thousands of persons
have visited it here. Saturday afternoon and
evening it attracted fall houses at each exhibi-
tion. It exhibits at Masonio Hall this afternoon,
and Wednesday evening at 71 o'clock.
Semoue ACCIDENT.—Joseph Beehmas, in the
employ of the Messrs. glass manatee
tunes, Sligo, mot with a very serious accident
on Thureday afternoon. He was pushing, with
his back, the iron wagon, loaded with glass,
from the oven upon the rails, when he slipped
and fell, the iron wagon rolling upon him. He
was struck on the back part of the head, neck
and whole spine, and has remained speechless
and unable to swallow over since. The brain
and upper halt of the opine have suffered inju
ries, from which the patient in all probability is
not likely to recliner.
RELEASE OF BENNET, SAVAGE AND SHANNON.-
The term of imprisonment of Messrs. Bennett,
Savage and Shannon expired on Saturday morn.
ing, and oq, their release were received by a
procession of their friends in oarriagesonuni
busses, etn., and escorted through a number of
the principal streets. The procession was pre
ceded by . Young's Brass Band, and consisted of
twenty five or thirty vehicles, all filled. The re
leased prisoners were placed in carriages, eaoh
drawn by four horses.
FIGUT RETWRIN AN EDITOR AND A LAW-MR
-A difficulty occurred on Market street, about
9 o'clock on Saturday night. between Robert M.
Riddle, Eaq , editor of the Journal, and Charles
ALT Hays, Eeq , Attorney at Law. Mr. Frays,
we understand, insulted Mr. Riddle very grossly
—and he in return Declared satisfaction to him •
self by knooking his aggressor down. The affair
created quite a crowd, and the excitement ran
high for some time.
Tun Pennsylvania Road has determined to
advance freight. we understand, after the first
of December, $1 per bbl. on float, and Wats.
per 100 lbs. on grain. This step is taken, we
presume, in-cooneotion with the other leading
lines eastward ; and the present c ifect wilt be
to hurry forward shipments ae fast as possible
during the present month.
Tunava.n.—To-night will be performed, for
the first time in this city, a new play entitled
Giotto, or the Italian Countess, which the Wile
announce the author to have received fifteen
hundred dollars for writing 'Miss Heron will
appear in the character of Bianca. 'Tie said
Me one of her very beet pereonations, equalling,
if not excelling her Camille.
PETITION TOR DIVORCE —Sophia Smith, on
Siterday, presented a petition in .the Court of
Common Pleas, to be divorced from her hus
band, Marquis Smith. She states in her peti
tion that she was married on the Bth of Jan
uary last ; tht.t on the 15th, her husband de.
serted her without cause, and has refused ever
elnee to do anything for her maintainsace.
T➢E CASS or WILLIAM S. TROMPSON.—Tbe
counsel of Wm. B. Thompson, the alleged de
faulting tax collector of the Sixth Ward, on Sat
urday, in the Coart of Quarter Sessions, presen•
ted his petition to ho discharged as an insolvent
debtor. The Court ordered that further hearing
of the application should be continued until the
17th inst.
JUDGE Arrotnrsn.—Gov. Pollock has appoint
ed Hon. Joseph Buffington President Judge of
the 10th Judicial District, oomposed of West.
moreland, Indiana and Armstrong counties, in
place of Hon. J. M. Barril., resigned. The lat
ter genthman has bren appointed one of the
Judges of Kansas by President Pierce.
THE UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S BALE at the
Custom House to-day, will be the largest sale of
valuable lands over held in Western Peno•ylva
nla. It consists of over 11.000 sores in Warren
county, 600 in Mercer, 670 in Erie, besides
many very valuable lu and oat lots in the city
of-Erie.
Emmert OPERA TROUPE. -We understand
that Manager Foster has effeoted an engagement
with the celebrated Pyn and Harrison English
Opera Troupe. They will probably appear next
week.
THE JAIL BUILDINGS have been thoroughly
cleansed and purified by the now jailor, Mr.
Phillips, and his assistant, officer Fox. The
whole establishment is now in a most excellent
condition as regards health.
Ma. Gnomes Born and Hire. Monntz, the
oonple who have been in jail for some time on
a charge of adultery, gave bail on Saturday for
their appearance at the Washington l et:lo[y
Court.
A MIEMING of the Firemen's Association will
be held this evening for the purpose of appoint
ing a committee to act in oonjunction with the
Board of Underwriters in examining lowry's
new steam fire engine.
(TIII3 DUQIIKEINII Genre will meet every night
this week, for drill, until Friday, when their
Leparade will take place.
JET Candor compels us, when considering the vents
the afflicted, to recommend that which is best known
sad tried: sod to recommend Dr J. Hoerrrrra't celeorated
Btomach Bitters, would only be adding to whet has already
been heralded far and wide, not only by • few lird.t,d ce. -
dilates ' but by the people of the land, endorsed by the
Phyaichinn and the Press, that Elostetter's Bittern have on
equal in restoring and imparting health to enfeebled men
Indies and children find this medicine invaluable in man_y
of their the of debility, to which they are subject. I o such
caws it should be taken in small quantities before meals
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, cTervvrhere.
HOSTETTER, SMITH k 00.,
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novlo:daw Sole Proprietors, 26T Penn et
/Jay- At Lest Co a v 'deacon t.”—"&erkase's
Holland Bitters-1 done more good In one month than all
the medicine I took doing the whole of last winter.
I am now able to rise with the family, at six in the
morning; my strength is returning. my appetite Improv
ing, and r have every reason to believe myself at last e01:1-
vale, cent."
CAUTION I—To prevent Imposition, be careful to ask for
Doerhave's Holland Bitters. The great popularity of this
medicine has indueod many Imitations, which the public
should guard against purchasing.
Sold at $1 per bottle, or via bottles for $6, by the prorri.
etors, DEDIJAIIIN PAGE, Ja., A Cu., Ilisnofecturing
Pharmaceutists and Chemists, Pittsburgh; R. E. SELLERS
& CO., corner of Wood and Second streets; and Druggists
generally. novii
sir Clark , ' Stomach Bitter■ are acknowledged
by all who have tried them to be the best family medicine
of the age, for the cure of Dyapepsia, Othstiveness, and a dis
ordered 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 Hitters, for they have
found that only one trial was needed to render each centime
unnecessary.
Par sale, wholesale, by Cotten Clam, No. 22 Market
street; Sze. IL MEISEL, /40 Wood street; and by Druggists
gatteriaY.
Direct from the Staffordshire Potteries
A LATE ARRIVAL OW
QUEENSWARE ,
AT THE OLD STAND OF HENRY RIGBY,
No. 122 lrood street, Rttaborph.
Op THIS assortmoot embraces tome NEW an t
0110I0E STYLES of White Breakfast, Motor and
Toilet Seta, of brilliant whiteness, from one of the
first manufacturers in England. Also, TitriSed Blue and
White Iron Stone Ware, for Hotels, end a very general and
superior variety of all articles of FLINT GLASS, and o brr
wares adapted to the wants of city and country trade; all
of which will be diepoved of at low prices. nova
____
Triittfi, &G.—Pear, Peach, Cherry, Apple, Plum,
0008ebetTy, Raspberry, Evergreens and flowering
Shrubbery, of the most esteemed and reliable varieties
novB JAKE?, WARDROP,
111JBAKS ROOTS-800 large roots of the new Myatt's
XL Victoria ; single stalks weigh from 3 to 5 lbs each. for
sale by looyBl JAMES WAKDSOP.
F)11113Ef ARRIVAL OF NEW FROM:-
200 drums new Pfge ;
6 bbls sweet Oranges;
2 do extra large Orape Pratt;
Joel received and for sale by
REY3IER & ANDERSON,
00,6 No. 3? Wood street
WESTERN LANDS-30,000 Amiss or Watt Slummy
Lance.—We are authorised to offer for sale the
above bums to the middle and northern counties of lowa,
in halal! of 40, 80, or 1.50 acrep each. Apply to
BLARRLY & RIOEI&Y,
Lad waimi co ta rn w er an o wL f Eleventh and Bmithfirelmecaste
SMOND ARRIVAL OF GENTS' FURNISHING GOOD 3
AT L. 11111 813 FIELD k BON'S, N 0.70 Wood street.—
Having just returned from New York, and received all new
styles of goods that arrived by the last steamer, we offer the
following for inspection ;
Gloves, Gauntlets, Cravats, Staffs,
Opera and Oxford Tlea,
Cambric and Bilk Illudkerchlets,
Undershirts and Drawers,
Minima and Shawls,
Traveling Shawls.
Shirts made to order; also, every style OD hand. To•
gather with a fall assortment of goods In our line.
• Be/ styles of goodsreceived a r oz ! l ac
I.z l steamer from Nu
-I°Pe.s ... -- '". 44 loLi itt3 re H
eu Fourth at. and . I 7 L ' fond
ood at.,
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C OFVED-200 bags Gees;
SO tS Old Government Java .ootree •
Or solo by nov3) MILLER tr RIGKGTSON.
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EZOAAAQBt
esidest—t. VntaieTW EREL
Pim Vies President—T 8. 011J1E.
&pond " the. W.
Neaftirtr•—ii.
feerefark4 — I'. Bata.
postaket, 3s.
them:edam of Arbitrat6m for Norionber—Ozo. W. CAM,
1 7; F,•lWN,•.P.Eautss, - D; Wilirmixr; Jets. A. Walston,
Ifir.B;3. Tama&
NOV - F.SIIIAR 12
DAILY BMW OF prrrastates HAKIM&
01710110 Y MO DAILT.IIIOIEIBO Puna .
Battfulay, November 10, 1155. JJ
FLOUR—Sales 20 bbls extra and superfine, wagon, at
MO.
-73 ales 600 - has, wagon, at $1,40; 80 bus rye, m
old, 26e
OlL—Sales 6 bblo whale, sash 545; 6 bbls linseed, easb
at 81,05.
POSH—Sale, 20 Ws mess, anti $25
NEW Yost, November 10.—Stooks steady; Sterling nom.
Mei; sending R. R. 86 ; /SUR. H. 03%; -Cotton firm arid
prices advanced , witheales 150 d bales; N. 11 middling
934:' Uplands middling 9%. Flour firm; sales 26,000 bbls.
Wilma quiet; sales 99,000 one. Coro drcoplog ; sales 8000
bus. York firm; sales MO bills. Beef quiet. Lard quiet;
sake 250tbis. Whisky quiet; sales 200 bbbi. Coffee &M.
er ; sales 100 bags 810 at ougar firm ; axles SOO
hilds. Molasses quiet ; sales 800 bbis. Massed Oil 88.
Lard 011 95®97K.- Iron quiet. Freights steady. .
Guirmtrtar2,l 2 ov.lo:—Flour...No new ,feetnre in the mar
ket; take 826 this at $7;80; the receipht 'Within the lest 23
hours were 2600 bble. Wheat„.Balee 2.e0 Mu red at $1,05.
hye.-eales 300 timi at 82. Whisky...Salem 82.0bblent 32%;
150 hbla at 32%. Sugar Olin end In Revd demand in a reg
ular' Vs . ). ; 'fair and good fair sells at 7@7%.
AUCTION SALES.
,
Au ettozp..galls
A the Commercial gales Booms, corner 01 Wood and
A
Fifth etreets,at 10 o'clook,.A. general assortment
of iteasonabla, Staple and Finer BritlioOds, Clothing, Boots
and Shoee, Kete,Ceps, Ac.,
. AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. P.M.
Groceries, Queensware, Glassware, Table (lottery Looking
Newand Second Hand Household and Kitehen Fur.
nlttire,
AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Books, Btattonery, Fancy Articles, Musical instrumento
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing Variety Goods, Gold and
Bayer watches, Ac. P. M . DA VIS.V Auctioneer. rja3l3l
usEcurotra SALE OP STOOKS—On Thursday wren
leg. Norember 16th, at 7% o'clock, at the Alerrobants.
kitchens, Fourth street, will be cold, by order of the art.
ing futecutors of the late Dr. P. Shoenberger, deceased
40'shares,Eichange Bank of Pittsburgh;
166 do Northern tiberty Bridge Co.;
2 Certificates of Loan to the City of Pittsburgh, $lOOO
each, beisriog 6 per cen'. interest, and redeemable
let of Aprll, 1819;
18 sbarw Pittsburgh Gas Company.
oorlo P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
LUFF feIINLNG VU. MON AT AUCTioN —Gs Thar*
D day evening, November 10th, at 7% o'clock, at the
Merchant.' Exthintgei Fourth street, by order of George b.
Swartz, Secretary. will be told, for account of whom It may
conceru-1000. eharte Bluff bibolug Co. Block, which ha.
been . firfelled for non-pa, merit of asseoametits.
novlo P. AL DAM Auctionver.
16.h.PetTINO AT AUCTION —On Tuesday afternoon,
V November lath, at 2 chlock; at the Commercial hales
Bootee, sonar of Wood and Fifth streets, will be Rad—
ii pieces Lzoraln . (wool) Carpet; .
• Bdo do (wool and cotton) Carpet;
1 do Striped Cotton Carpet;
1 do Weol Steir do
4 do Cotton do do
Bale pervmpterv. P. 2,1 DetolB, Auctioneer
ULRIC ritoo2 BdPtB, tiI.AOB,4BIILVB TOOL.o, do. ei
AUCTION—On Wednesday morning, November 14. et
10 o'clock. at No 94 Smithfield street, - between Dimon'
alley and PlfiL street, by order of A. Bryant, reoeiver f
Messrs. Scrotield A Co will to sold, without reserve-18
8 demander cafes, vari ous sizes, in good order ; • quantity
of Blacksmiths' and Cafe-builders' Toils ; part of A barrel
Black Varnish; one Writing Desk; one Stove and Pipe, Lc
Terms at sale. P. 11, DAkVIB, Auctioneer.
I trit. STAN'S AALE Olt A VALUABLE-FARS:I—w; Wed.
nmday evening, November 21st, et 2 o'clock, st the
Merchants' Exchange, Fourth street, wilt be paid, by order
of Thomas Mellen, Esq., Trustee of Wee. Latimer, J r ,
—That valuable berm dilute et Lam No. 1, on the Yougbi
orhenv river, about bur miles who're WEeespior., bounded
by said river, by Mods of Jobn Christy, Coulter , and oth
ers; Imotobring one hundred and twelve acres of choice
land, with two good dwelling homes and other Impvire
meats.
The above lea very desirable term, and le a ebort I'm.
•111 be in clove proximity to the city by the Connedevure
liallroact.
Tatate.-013e.fourth cash; balance in three eqctal pay
mania at 6, 12 and 1.8 mottha, with tataraet.
ÜBLIO BALK.—On Benda, morning, Nor. mime 12tH,
P
at 10 o - clock, ft the resident e of Darid I. Barb,ur, , n
Ilaslett's Perm, In Roe Township, about two mil. from
Alle, , beny city, on the But her's Hun new Flank Bond, will
be ladd-3 valuable Draught Tt'srses: 1 flue Bull, 12 excel
lent Mileb Cow..; 10 etacts flay ; 2 stacks Oats; 7 acres
prime Corn ; acres Corn Folder, In check ; choice Pots,
toe.; By. and Oat Straw; 2 two horse Farm Wagons 1
Milk Wagon; flamers; Plows; Harrows; Sled; Bull,; 2
cedar Churns, brass mounted; a gene al wort-meat of
Dairy Dtenalls; large Kettle, with furnace grate, and a
number of other articles. Terms at gala.
nuto P. IL DAVIS, Auctioneer.
T . AIIMRE Yaital AT EAST LISEETY AT AULTION
LA —On IVednescay manioc. November 21, at 7 o'clock,
et the Merchants' Ezchange, Fourth street- wW be sold, by
order of Thomas Mellon, Pau., Trustee of General Latimer,
that fine Farm In Conine township, near the East Liberty
Station of Pennsylvania Railroad. It has been subdivided
into lots of Loco five to thirteen acres, •finding some of the
most boautlful country sites now offered for sale. Plans
can be obtained at the Auction Booms.
Terms—One-fourth plush; balance In three equal oral
=anal payments, •ith Interest.
nova P. M. D I IS. Auctioneer.
UPEll.lOit BUICK DWELIANO, ilannfactumng
0 and Builiftng Litt to Birmingham, a 1 sualon —On
Thursday erceolug, November 15th, at 7 o'clock, •t the
Merchants' Exchange, Fourth street, Pittsburgh, will be
sold--Lots Noa 02 and 63, et the corner tf Caron and Oil.
ver streets, having a front of dl feet H Inches on Carson
street, aril extending beck along Oliver street 100 feet to
Chestnut alley; on which Is erected a very superior new
throe-story brick dwelling, with extensive back banding.,
with elate roof and beet modern Improvements.
Also, that large and valuable Mantrfeethring Lot. baying
a front i (91 feet on Witter street extending hack along
Wit,* street 390 feat to Ilinghtun street, on which it has a
front of 93 feet.
Also, Manufacturing Lot adJolnlng the above, heel .111 •
front of 08 feet on Water street, estendlng back along You-.
dry Lot of hollmane St Barri- on, 390 feet to Bingham rt.
Also, Lout Nos 131 and 132 having each a front of 24 feet
on Carson Wrest, between Gregg and Joseph atrce:a,
ox
end.ng back 100 feet to Walnut alley.
Also,
Loh, NW. 209, 210,214, 215, 215. MT, 211 and 219,
haring each a front of 21 lest on Washingrtto street, eX•
tending back 100 fest to tiptoe* alley, being between M r Kee
and Oralg streets, near the glass work. of C. Ibmasa, Esq.
Al/10, several other Lola In different desirable locations In
this flourishing Borough.
Tzaare—thte fourth oath; remainder in two years, with
Interea, payable neml-annually. Title indisputable.
Plane can be wen, and further information given, by
calling at the Auction Rooms.
nor.s P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
lily - ANTED—A second band Steam Engine of 7 or 8 incb
V, cylinder anti 3 feet stroke. Moo, a Boiler 30 or 86
inches by 84 feet. B. CM'IttIERT A PUN,
nooB
63 Market etrnet.
uk, ANTKU—A Yana of 100 acme, not more than BI:VeTI3
T miles from the city, end value of $3,000 or $4,000.
novB B. CUTEingliT A B‘,N.
WA t•TßD—Twenty.llve men to iroome their own lend.
'onto, by purchasing Building Lots of 00 by 120 feet,
situate on Mt. Washington. Price $720 sorb One tenth
in hand, remainder in four ;wadi Plidaienl4-
nova_ B. OUTUDEBT A 83N.
ANrANTEU—A parrhaeer for FT screeof beautiful land,
ritusted on the Youghiogheny river.
novB lt . CLITHBKRT PON.
WANTED—tin the Ohio river, n Farm of 100 acres,
Ty either in Ohio or Virginig wito good Imorovem-nte.
nort.B 8 CDTLiBICRT A SON
LUCY BOSTON; or Woman's Rights and. Fpirituallna
Illustrating the Follies and Deltialorie of the N We
ts enth Century; by Emil Polls. Just published, and have
It in advance of all competitors.
Beechcroft, by the author, of Heart's Ease ;
old Homestead, by Ann 8 Stephens;
Kings andlueeps, Josephine, ac. by Abbott:
traddel ; an Autobiography , by Mrs . C. M. Saw yes ;
Twice Married; a Story of Connectieut Life;
Omar Pasha; or the Vltlar'a Daughter, by Reynolds ;
lowa as ft Is In 18.53; 10th supply;
•
Klos'ezbeloi, by De Qubscv •
All 26 ct. Magazines tbr 20 Ante. except Blackwood;
London News supplied at 20 cents
All who want to save fib per cont. go to LAUFFEB'S
BOOK STORE, No. 30, Fifth street no,o
NEW BOOKS—Just received by the Adams Express
Company :
Blackwood for October contains several good articles on
the Crimea War.
Putnam's Magazine for November; 20 cents.
Graham's do do 20 do ._
Ballou's do de (third supply,) 20 ate.
Ocdey'a Lady's Book do CD do
Yankee Notions de (second supply,) 12 do
Leslie's N. Y. Journal do (fourth supply,) 18 do
The Cloven ,Foot--a new work.
Harper's Magazine, Knicke booker and Leslie's Gazette
of Fashion expected Gods day, and will all be sold at 20 eta.
per copy only: In future we will sell all Magazines and
Papers for cash only.
All who want new and good Books as win as published,
will call at LA U PFEIL'S Bookstore, No. 80 Fifth street.
oct 30
APPaItaTUS FOR MARKING LINEN, ac.—Pallet a,
Type and Ink f.a• stamping indelible marks on linen,
Ac., for sale by W 8. HAVEN, Stationer,
nov6 Market street, corner of Second.
Air Y YATLIER'd WI/6E, or the !leaven et the Innis
Di by Iles James Alacdonald, D. D $1,25.
"A very complete, jndicloue and eloquent statement of
the Scriptural discloeuren respecting Heaven, in which we
admire particularly the absence of spa ulatione and dream
logs wo often entering into the discussion of the sulject. '—
N. Y. Eoangeitst
"A real heaven; the presence of God and of angels; a
literal resurrection; a literal judgment. These are set
forth In glowing terms. The circulation of such a book
cannot rail to minister to edification in the ohnrches."—N.
Y. Independent
For wale by J. B. DAVISON,
ease
_ _ 65 Market street, near Fourth.
T JPE OF SARGENT S. PRENTISS—Edited by hie Bro.
I_4 tiler. Next to Patrick Eleary. 8. 8. Prentiss was the
greatest natural orator that bas appeared in this country.
Dazzling wit, keen aarcasm, apt illustration and brilliant
figures of speech poured In profusion from Ms lips—borne
on a torrent of feeling which irresisttbly carried away what.
ever audience he addriused. El's habits wer e
he was a prince of good feliowehip, full of fun and anecdote,
and no one ever exceeded him in the grace with which he
told a story. Per sale by .1. 8. DAVIBON,
novel 66 Market et
I)ONNIST RIBBONS—A. A. Mame k CO. have received
I) another large lot of Bonnet Ribbons, comprising some
of the richest and moat desirable styles yet offered. [nov6
_ - - -
LIMIId FOR iiALE—A Farm In Plum Township, sixteen
r miles from Pittsburgh, of 75 acres-60 acres of which
are under cultivation, balance good timber. The improve
mote are a good, well Bnlghed log house, a frame bank
barn, 48 by 32 feet, with a stone foundation, stables, cow
houses, am.; an orchard of 33 fine grafted apples; peach
trees and other fruits, and plume of all varieties. It has a
neverfalling supply of water. Title good ; price reason'.
ble• ' terms easy. Apply to
ncultdaw BLAKELY a iIIORRY.
Q TAR. CANDLES-50 boxes Cincinnati Star Candles, 4s,
0 5s and es In afore and -for sale by
1:1017 MILLER 3 RICZETSON.
F 7.138--4 0 bbla Salmon
80 bbla and half . bbla Snits Ash;
60 do do Trout; for sale by
oov/ HANBY H. 0011. INS
1111:101:10:1:42:•Af.1:4:•:,4.1
P. AL DAVIS, Auctioneer
P. M, DAVIE, A a ttionowr
Lucy Boston,
A BOOK FOR THE TWEB
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0041,,7, s Az'Oß Rif ER ALEX
&tube Our Lgtreport on Friday evening, has
receded 10 inelMe—leaving, by the marks, 0 feet 10 inches.
*iattter a:n*snd warm.
Tan steamer " Diurnal," Ospt. J. A. Shoals, is the regular
Wheeling packet this morning; she leaves at 10 o'clock.
Tax steamer "Greet Weal," Capt. B. ArCaßough, will
kayaks? Bt. lot& and all tbeintermediate landings to-day.
Tax regale,' Louisville packet " Castle Gaylen," leaves
this evening for the Falls Olty. Shippers should give her
a rail.
Tin ateamer t! , Wellington City," Capt. Ebbert, will leave
on Tuaeday for the Booth. Bhe fe taking away quite a
huge anaeuntof Pittaborgh manufactured articles for ports
below.
Tax tine steamer “Allegheny," Capt. I. N. Cook, le the re
gular packet for Cincinnati on Tuewlay, leaving at 10
o'clock. A recommendation from no would be superfluoue
no elle is too Well known by the traveling pu'Alc.
Taa fine cow steamer " Clifton," Capt. Jacob Poe, will
leave to day for Nashville. She has good accommodations
for passengers, and large capacity for freight. Those doing
business with or traveling to the Marble City should not
fail to give the" Clifton " a call.
Tax " Somearmo."—The new steam r Shenango" came
to the wharf on Thursday last. She Is not surpassed, in
workmanship sod finish, by any of the boats which have left
here this Beason. Her hull was built by the Messrs. Porter
& Co.„ of Shoosetown, and is pronounced by critics to be the
best Job of the season; it measures 284 17.05 tons by cus
tom-house measurement. She is supplied with two 26
inch cylinders, with a 6% foot stroke ; three boilers 20 feet
lone and 38 inches in diameter. The cabin neat, airy and
roomy—built by Mr. C. Goehrieg. Furniture by T. B.
Young & Co. 'Captain French has spared no expense in
the fit•ing out of the " Shanango," both in regard to
the facility in the handling of freight and for the nom.
fort of passengers The state rooms In the cabins are well
ventilated, and will snit the taste of the most fastidious.
There is also a painting in the lady's cable representing the
old town of Beaver, with court-house end all other p:omi.
cent buildings which are In view- also a full view cf steam
era running the channel of the dwells. Those who are ac.
quaintrd with the location will readily recognise It. Dlr.
E. Butt, of Phillipalmrg, executed the painting, and be de
serves great crept for the arthttlo taste displayed.
The " Nhenango" will leave to day for St. Louis. We
need only mention that Mr. C. H. Wilkins goes oat as
clerk- 7 a sure gnrantse that all who travel on the " She
nango " will be well cared for.
Tan Bt. Louis Democrat, of the dth says:
The river was at a e'and hers, yesterday at 0 P. H., hay.
lug risen nearly 2 feet In theprevious 24 hours. There was
3d Inches water on the Lower Itapida, when the last srrival
was there. 'The IlNoole remains in good boatable condition.
So does the allssoun, to the mouth of the Nage, but above
that. It is In as bad condition inl ever. There le now from it
to 10 feet In the channel hear., to Cairo. There is a large
amount of huskies+ doing on the !ever. Numerous boats
arriving and departing cocutantly, with groat loads and
trued. of passengers.
Awszon.—This light draught steamer artivcd yesterday,
from the Missouri, with a good cargo. She will begin to
load for New Orleans, In a few days.
FORT OP ITITOBURGR
6 rirr 10 mars 4AIII 1A ?U CLUNNIL.
Allal V AD.
Steamer JetGifSOD, WOOdßilni, BrOWllsTiii•.
LUSSll6,Berinett,BrONllßYtile.
" Col. Bayard, Peebles, Eli. troth.
" Ronan, Henderinkann, West Newton.
An, Dickson, West Newton.
" ?thehigan No. Y, Bent, Wellsville.
" Gen Isomer, -4Bochester.
- Venture, (Jordon, Steubenville.
" Diurnal, litmels, Wheeling.
" Prairie Rose, Marotta, Bt. Laub,
" Vanity Fern, Hemphill, St. Louis.
" Quaker City, M'Danlel, Louisville.
" Convoy, Wolf, tialUopolla
Emma Graham, Ayers, Zanesville.
" Alms, At'Lane,Bt. Louis.
" grainfield, Greenlee, St. Louie.
"leclonia, Calhoun, St. Loots.
" Rochester, Neare, Linciunati.
" Reliance, Young, Cincinnati.
" Minerva, lirthillum, Etc Lou a.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
" Lucerne, Bennett, Browne , 'llle.
" Col. Bayard, Peebles, Elisabeth.
" Eolino, Ilenderiekson, West Newton.
" Aqullla, Dickson. West Newton.
" 3lichigan No. 2, Herat, Welle•we.
" Oen Lorimer, -, Rochester.
Forest City, Way, Wheeling.
" Venture. Gordon, Steubenville.
" Pittsburgh, I.YNlal,Vinclnnati.
" Defender, Ithoades, St Louis.
•• Monongahela Belle, Lyon, Zanesville.
Buskeye State, Deltchoover. Cincinnati.
" J. S. Pricgle. strope, St 'Loots.
" Chicago, Drennan, LouisvWe.
STEAMBOATS.
Pittsburgh, Stoubtuarille and Whs.'ling
Packets.
lad The DIUENAL, Captain J. A. But Ace. and
the ➢UBJSBT CITY, Captain B. Vi'ar, will
run as regular DAILY PACKETS. between Pittsburgh,
Steubenville and Wheeling, stopping at all intermediate
porta
The DIUMAL will IRMO Pittsburgh no Mondays, Wed
oredays 11114 Friday., •t 10 o'clock, 11. M —Rcturruny oho
wilt have Pihotting on Tutuatitya,Tlnuwdaya and Puturdaya,
at 754 o'clock, A. M.
Th., FOR b...1T CITY will also Its. Pittsburgh ma Tuusdays,
Tburalay• and raturtlaya, at to o'eloek., A. 31.—Rdesr - nmg,
the will teary Whoa:log oo Mondays, Wadnetalays and tot
days, at :A o'clock, A. M.
For tonight or palnuge apply on board or to
J. D. OULLIIIitIWOOD, Agent,
No. 160 Front strret..
Regular Tuesday Packet for Wheeling,
Alartetta and Wallop°lis.
The new and splendid steamer CONVOY,
Joan Wolff, Jr, Alastor, E. DADIAOH, Clerk,
will base for the above anJudermena•e por to
every T0...1vy, at 4 o clock, P Al, positively.
For freight, or pantrege, apply on board to
/7 23 Cl. N. II AR PON, or C. BARNES, Agents.
Regular Wednesday. Paekes for Cincin
nati.
The regular packet CINCINNATI, Captain
W.KO nr • Clerk. Jiro. 8 ; SRI leave
,J. u z,
•• for the above and intermediate ports on W BD.
NESDAY, November 14th, at 10 A. AL •
For freight or psa-mge apply on board, or to
novl2 FLAOI(A LiVINUSTON, Agents.
_
For Si. Loul•.
The steamer J. C. a REMONT, Captain J. C.
I".r • Seocitials ; Clerk, Alias. Etroi:icoate: will leave
• for the above and Intermediate ports on WED.
NESDA 14th tot, a. 10 o'clock, A. AI .
For freight of pomp apply on board novl2
______.--- _ .
Poe Zanesville.
The steamer EMMA ORALIAII, Ceptaln
Afoentos Amu; Clerk, Anton: will Leave for
• the above and all Intermediate ports on TUES.
D • Y, 7ovember 13th, at 2 P. U.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
novl2 RA RNEd A POLL/NO WOOD. Agents.
FLegulav Packet foe Louisville.
The et inner ROCHESTER. Captain 011011111
05 - sass; (Perk, C. D AVO ; sill leave for tit
boo. and Interm Mate port. on TUESDAY,
Noma • •r lab, at 10 A. N.
For freight or passags apply on board, or to
novll 1141112104 it VLACH, Agents:
Par St. Louts
The Demmer MANSFIELD, Captain rllOlll/0
Grammer; Clerk,— Bows' . will leere (or
the above and Intermediate porta on TUild-
DAY, lath in/Le:at / 0 A. M.
For Dwight or memo apply on board, or to novl3
The steamer SILVER WAVE., Capt. Jong
Mellitus: Clerk, Watts!', will leave for the
above and Intermediate torts on WEDNES
DAY, November itch, at 10 A M
For !Wight or passage apply on board, or to
novlo FLACK A BARNES, Agents.
•
Alegi:allay Louisville Packet.
The steamer CASTLE GARDEN, Captain H.
. H. DtVIPPPIIIT ; Clerk. DOMULLPI; will leave for
the above and intermediate parts, MONDAY,
, rerem • r 12, at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board., or to
novlo SLACK A DARNES, Agetits.
For 81. Louis.
The new steamer IMIENANGO, Captain &
D. gasnou; Clark, C. H. WILILLPII; will leave
r the above and intermediate ports, MON.
DAY, November 231, 10 o'clock AM.
For freight or passage ap,ly on board, or to
novii FLACK ,k LIVINGSTON, Agents.
For St. Louie.
The steamer GREAT WEST, Captain B.
I NrcuLLotua ; Clark, A. M'Caavv; trill leave for
the above and Intermediate ports on MON.
A t , hovel:ober 12th, at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
nov9 LIVINGSTON & FLACK, Agents.
For AsahviTir
•
The steamer OLlPlOMaptaln JAros Pot ;
Clerk, 31 • Caivcs; leaWfor the above and
Intermediate porta on TUESDAY, November
3th, at 10 A. Al.
Pot freight or passage apply - on board. nov9
For Louisville. ar
The steamer JAMES PARK, Captain Roar.
j a taitMatta; Clerk, J. A. Yoono, will leave for the
above and intormedlate ports on Iit..NDAY,
November 1 3th, at 4 P. M.
Per freight or passage apply on board, or to
nog 9 C. BARNES, Agent.
For Memphis and New Orleans.
The tine new steamer lOWA, Captain W.
A ?doom; Clerk, D. Moons; will leave for the
above and intermediate ports on THURSDAY,
November lb, at 10 o'clock A. M.
norB FLACK A BARNES, Agents.
For freight or passage apply on board. inovB
For new Orlean•.
The steamer WASHINGTON CITY, Capt.
G. W. EIIIILBT ; Clerk, B. PLITIRD ; r ill leave for
the above and Intermediate ports on TUE
DAY, November 18th, at 4 o'clock F
For freight or plumage apply on board, or to
nov6 JOHN FLACK, Agent.
•
For Cincinnati.
The steamer ALLEG LUNY, Captain I. N.
igait Ooor ; Clerk, Caaa. ; will leave for the
above and intermediate ports on TUESDAY,
November 13th, at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
nov6 /LAM & LIVINGSTON, Agents.
FOWER ROOTS-30000 Hol!and Hyacinths, Tulips,
Lilies, Crown Imperials, lea, all suitable for planting,
for sale In lota. Catalogues, with direeitions, at 47 ?Mb at.
notS JAMES WA RDROP
ItOBIN-2.50 bble for sale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
corner First and Wood eta.
II ODINE-100 onneee tor as le by
Dovb B. A. WAHNESTOCK & 00
FIUM-2.0 lbs for sale b O y
sun& B A. FAHNINITOCK & CO
TURrENTINE-6 bbls just rweilTrd and Jar sale by
ner6 FLEMING BRCS
AIIEAS INDIGO-300 fba just reretTed and for tale by
nova FLEMING BEOB.
OWDBBED BLUE-4W TDB Just need and for sale
nov6 FUMING BR
GUM EILIJKLLAC-4 cues just :waived nod for rale by
%.)" norf. FLEMING 811.08.
D UNION STONE-1000 Jim jam received and for sale by
novb FLEMING BROS.
GLOVES II
AND GAUNTLETS—New atylea recedring daily _
W. B. Haven,
in cloth, silk and for, atIDLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, corner of Market
oct27 L. EIREEFIELD a SON'S. El and Boxed *treats. nori A
` 7 F.' 4 4..
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7 ' -. 4'
• 4 .6 . . 4 .- el v 4 ' % •• ,; _ •
'4" o t r n ^ •
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THEATRE --J. C. POSTER, sole Lessee and qr.
ger; Wes. Rim, Stags Mana,,er ; OELLELLZEI Po go,
Acting Manager. Treasurer, J. V. Bonne.
PRICEI GP AMMON:
Boxes and Parquette.. —soo. Private Boxes, 1arge......58.00
Second Tier f Private Boxes, 5me11.... .$5 00
Boxes for colue i persons .25 cents.
Certificate, securing seats, 12% cents extra.
Oa. Seventh night of Miss MATTI...DA HERON
MONDAY EVENING, Novantain 12, 1055,
Will be performed the prize play, entitled
Giotto; or the Italian Countess—Bianca, hlisa
Matilda Heron; Giotto, C. Poster; Sylvia Mcßr de;
Carlos, S. Dubois; Page, Mrs. A. W. Young.
SINGING AND DANCING.
After which,
The Wedding Breakfast—dadabout, Mr. P. O.
Cunningham; Mrs. Maichent, Mrs. Beretta.
ra— Doer* open at y 4 to T ; performance to begin at 7%.
MLLE. TERESA PAR ODI
BEOS leave to announce that In consequence of a great
many dlstliogulthed families having been unable to
obtain admiseion to her trot Concert, and by general re.
quest, the has determined to delay ber departure, and will
give a second and positively LAST ORAND CONCERT, on
Monday Evening, November igth,
AT CITY HALL.
On which occasion she will be assisted by Madame AMA.
LTA PATTI BTRAROBOIL the distinguished Contralto,
and SIGNOR LEONARD', the eminent Baritone; MAU
RICE BTRAILOSCIL the groat Pianist, Musical Dictator
and Conductor.
Air Mile. TERESA PARODI will Bing, by genera/ re
quest, for the filet and only time,
LA MAIISELLAISE:
The celebrated French National Dynan, which created,
wherever sung by her, the greatest emulsion, and was re•
calved with Immense enthusiasm.
PEGG EtA3IIPE.—PART I.
1. Grand Fantasia de Concert on airs from Lucia di Le ro•
mermoor, by Dordeetti—cemposed and performed by
Strakosch.
2. "It was on a Sunday morning," the favorite ballad
by Mori—sung by Madame Straknech.
8. "Di Taut! Palplti," cavatins from Tapered', by T.os.
rini—eung by Mlle. Tema ParodL
4. "Ie not his word like fire," from the celebrated Ora.
torts, "EliJah,"—sung by Signor Lconardi.
6. Romaine from "Robert le Diable." "Robert to! quo
jaime," by Bleyerbeer—sung by sit Be. Teresa Parodi.
6 "The Dingle Dell," Reverie, composed and performed
by M. Zara/much.
T. Grand Doetio from Bellies Opera, " Norma,"—sung
by Mlle. Teresa .Purceft and Madame Bfreasseh.
PART II
1. "Say yes, Pussy," or the timid man, the bashful
young lady, and the mst—is new song, sung by Ma
dame Amelia Strakosch.
2. "1 know that my Redeemer liveth," from the "Plea--
slab," by Handel—sung by Mile Ttresa Parodi.
8. Briodist. from Lucrmla Borgia, by Donisetti—song by
" Madame Strakesch.
4. Grand Aria from Verdi's new Opera, " 11 Trovatore,"
—sung by Signor Leonardi.
6 "La M.A.181.1.1,1131," the ceiebraled Freneh National
Hymn—sung by .I.Lk. Teresa Pandi.
6. "Musical Rockets," composed and performed by M.
fire/am/L.
7. Doet'o, Dom ROPklll'il master work, " Semiramide,"
•' (Born° IfOrror—sung by Mile. Tesesa Panel; and
Madame Sae/wail.
The thand 19.n0 used on Ode occasion ls of NU111:111
Clark's make, kindly furnished by Fl. Hleber dr. Brother.
VS. Admission, uno Dollar. Doors open at 7 ; to corn.
m•nce at 8 o'clock.
Principal ticket cilice at 11. KLEMM & BROTUER'S
Music fitore, alma meats may be procured in advance with
out any eitra charge. novlo
EXCURSION TO NEW YORK. CITY
BULLARD'S PANORAMA
OF
NEW YORK CITY
TAKES the Ppectathr over six rallse through the &treats
of Sew l'o,t city, faithfctlty allowing the snaixtes,
oonrta and co:erns:lox of City life. Re has a View of over
seven hundred Horses and Carriages, and upwards of
TEN 1110118AZID OP ITB PEOPLE!
Pf 00.174011.1, Military °commies, Bands of Music, (Shipping,
Nteamboate, etc.
At each exithition an Klplariatory Lecture will be given
by Mr. Doer, one of the proprietor., or Albert Norton, or IL
M. tilpacuditt. giving much valuable knowledge of
KIM YORK AND ITB PEOPLE,
Of great importance to a stranger, and of general and In
/tructira tatormation to every oody Will exhibit et rift&
burgh, in Illasonlc Hall, THURSDAY EVENLNO,
November 1, et 1',54", o'clock, and each evening to November
14, tactilely°. Stet, each Wedne day and Fatunlay ater.
noonsfrom November 1 to November 14, at 3 o'clock.
/Er Admission, 25 cents; children 15 cant, Parties cf
Bee persona, $l. eorbit.lso:l
JOHN W. M'CAR'fflY,
Bin Poster and litistritrutor,
4 0 - IVtu attend to the rtietlng and Distributing of all
kinds of
BILLS von CONCERTS. LEl7rUltl4l4, EXHIBITIONS. ka
MI commuokatiorm—fitturr by mall, brlerspb, or other
wise—directed to the office of the Morning Pust, yr
mtv• prompt attention. aps
Prrrstuatou, November 6, 1556
pica RICTILL.tiGiIi BANK of PlTll4l3lllillit has this
1. CV declared • dividend of Fora roc CENT on the
capital stock. ont of the profits of the last six moolhs.
The stockboidens or their legal representatives trill 6. pad
on or after the 16th inst. J AMES B. LIURILa Y,
onv:alser2er Cashier.
BANS. vs Pirrancartn.
Noverstme t, ISM
Tg President and Director, of this "tank have this day
declared s dividend of VIVI ran curs, on the capital
stock for the last sia months, payable to IlLocialolder., or
their legal tepraseatatir., on cr after Inch Inn
nov7 .43,kv-It. _
JOILN SNYDER, Cashier.
Privasonsou, November B, I iad
TUE Vreeident and Directors of the WESTERN INSC•
RANCE OtiMPANY have this day declared s d i• i dend
of roost ixodaaa era soaks on the capital stock, payable
to stockholders on or after tbe 16th test
noon P. M. tiORDON. Secretary
THE Di ectore of the .• PKNNSTLVANIA INI URANCE
COMPANY GY PITTSBURGH ^ have this day declared
a Semi-annual Dividend of ea Yen curt , parable to the
stockholdere, or their legal rep-osentatives, on Paturday,
December Ist. I bb.s. A A. CARRlER , Pocretery.
Novato-OYr 6th, 1e55. toov7:1
Western Insurance um:spline, I .
Pittaborgh, No•ember I st, IHoS. )
AN ELSOTION for Thirteen Directora of till , Coca pe oy.
tonere. Mr the . lialrulng year, will ho held at tbe oak,
of the Company, on IUCBDAY, the 13th lust., between the
boon of 10 A. AL and 3 P. M.
novoxitd P. M. GORDON, Feerelare.
Bursitis Insurance Company.
AN ELECTION tot Thirteen Directors, to serve for the
ensuing year, will be bald at the office of the Qom•
party, on TUESDAY, the 13th day of November next, 1.•
tween the hours of 10 and 12 o'clock A. it
noel:did S. FINNEY, Secre!ttry.
Bletabaninst Bank,
--
Plttaburgh,Oot.lK,)Bab j
AN ELECTION for Thirteen Direetont to acre@ fat the
enkulng year, .111 be held at th• klechanice' Bank of
Pataburgh, on the tiurd Monday of November n•=t, at the
Banking Bowe on Fount' overt, between the hours of 9 A.
M. and 3 P. M.
Alan, • venend mee Log of the 61.ockbolders %rid he held
on the fire rUeSday of November, et the ram. piece, •t the
hour a iu o'clock A. M. GU). b. StoOREW,
birfenanurf liana or rrrrsuusett,
A arnst 31, 1655.
STOORTIOLDEILS of the Mechanic.' nerit of 1 3 01.-
burgh are hereby tioritleill that the third baste, meta of
$12,60 per mbare will bed's, on the 10th of October ornaimo,
•ud the fourth and last instalment 01 ;12,5) per =here on
the Zllth If , comber following, payable at the Bat attg
ROILS, OIL Fourth street, an per Te3oll3tloo 01 the ward or
Directors. I eept I OF°. 13 Moll( KW, l.r.
Merchants gum! Italitglacturars' Bank,
Pittebureb, October 19, 1855.
AN SLEOTION for Thirteen Directors of I hie Dant .111
be held at the Banking House, on MONDAY, the 10th
day of November next
cletgOrdlat W. H. DENNY, Cashier.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Partnership formed by the underslitned and Juin
I O'Ntst, in carrying on "the Camden Coal Works."
under the name and style of JONES. <YNBA L a MILLER,
is now dissolved. BAD) JONES,
July 7th. Ma JOHN D. MI LIAR.
Laiiteo tuti on or Co.P tartneraiLfp.
MRS Partnership heretolbre exbting between the under-
I signed. under the name and style of SPRINGICR DAR.
BUG U & CO., Is dissolved by Mutual consent The
buei
nere or the firm will be settled by either of the undersigned,
at their old stand, No. 295 Liberty street. The burnoose
will be continued as formerly by Springer Ilarbanch.
8PR1 , 61211, HAIIESUGLI,
ALM. BOIIBTTII.
Pltleburgh, October 2d,1855.
Springer flarbaugh,
COMMISSION billftt.lbldNT, Dealer fu Wool, Provisions
and Produce generally, ho. Vb Liberty street, Pitta
burgh, Pa. oct2l
GREEK FARM,
Y virtue of au onto: of the Orphan' Court of Ai,
legheny
County, the undersigned, Administrators of the late
David Oreeregleceaskul, will expose to Public Bale. on the
prembies, onTUBADAY, November 13,h, at 1 o'clock P.M.,
that valtiabl• FARM in Plum Toirn.hip, banded by the
Allegheny river, Plum creek, and lands of Michael Bright,
containing about 170 acres.
The above Farm will be subdiviled Into Lot; of Tee to
Twenty Acres, offering an excellent opportunity to many
who have long wished fora country rite embracing so
grad advantages In location and fertility. The Lots are
laid out in front en the Allegheny river and the Allegheny
Valley Railroad, by which it is within a few minutes' ride
from the city.
This property is beautifully situated, commandlog splen
did viewe of Allegheny river scenery, and Is the most de
sirable for Country Homes offered in this oou cty.
Care will leave at 10 o'clock on day of sale, from Law
renceville, to convey purchasers to the grounds.
Plans end further nformetioa can be obtained of ISI).
MOND GREER, No. 134 Wat,r street, or at the Auction
Rooms.
Tangs—Otedhlrd cash; residue in one and two years,
with Interest.
lITHERRAS, Letters Testamentary to the Estate of
1V WILLIAM PROCTOR, late of Allegheny City, dec'L
have been granted to the subscribers, all persons Indebted
to 'aid estate will make immediate payment, and those
teavthg claims or demands against the same will present
them without delay, duly authentic led, for settlement, at
the office of Mitchel A Palmer, Attorneys at Law, No. 87
Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
CHERRY PROCTOR, Xxelutrix,
JOHN J. MITCHEL, Executor,
octErLawdw No. 87 Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
PIiEHEREAB, Letters of Administration, de bout: non
cum testament° annex°, to the Estate of THOMAS
D, late of the Cl y of Pittsburgh, deceased, have been
granted to the subscriber, all penlons indebted to said Co.
tote will make immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same will present them
without delay, duly authenticated, forN
J. settleme nMlTCHEL,t.
JOH
No. 87 Birth street. Pittsburgh.
octis:laver.
I,IAIIII sOR BALL'--A Farm of 118 acres, or which 86
acres are cleared, balance good timber. within b,
miles of the city, near Bt. Clair church, lying between the
two Washington Roads, and about the Washington Valley
Railroad. There is coal under the whole farm, and plenty
of limestone The home is frame, conlainiug six roans,
and all necessary outbuildings. Five acres of Orchard, of
the best grafted apples, peaches and plums. Title perfect.
Apply to Iziov3:dasel. BLASI/MY A RICHEY.
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AMUSEMENTS.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Dlyldend.
Orphans , court Sale
Ow THa
COUNTRY BRATS.
V.DMOND URDER,I
Administrator&
SOPHIA GARDE.
P. M. DA 'IP, ductionrer.
Executor's Notice
Admiril ttttt oros Bil stic•
oti1.1,1) Lz. N th 3
RIBILCISILANTS AN D NIECHARIOSII
Mutual ItiSurance Compally,
No. 80 Mama street, second door in= Fourth,'
Authorized Capital--
Capital paid in......
Chartered by the Legislature of Pent'a, April 2,1853..
THIS COMPANY is now prepared to IssuePolicias in
Piro, Marine, Inland, Navigation and Railroad risks,
at the current rAtes of premium; and having the security
of a cant' capital, it alto affords the inslied an annual par.
tieipation in the profile, without any liability whatever.
DIRECTORS.
Henry L. Stevenson, Stephen Toram,
John W. Tittird, John M. Giummey,
David D. Taylor, Alexander Murphy,
Thomas D. Smith, U. K. Richardson,
William V. Boone, John N. (lento, N. Y N.Y.
William Morris, Joa. W. Weston, N. Y.
HENRY L. SThVENSON, Preektent
IL K. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
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TUW. J. HUNTER., Agent,
oaf.° No. 90 Water at., between Wood and MemkeL
GAbLIELEY etc Fl'O'X'S
PATENT FAN BLOWERS,
r Foundries, Ro llin Mil7s, Smath Fires, d•:.
PASENTED JULY 17, 1855.
THESE FANS are made on en entirely new principle,
and will run with less power than any other Pan now
In USG.
Tl,o blearing w11»01 le much lighter and stranger than
that of soy other, arid from its peculiar construction is less
liable to get out of order. The shafts ere made of east
steel, and the Join-mils are parallel, running in gun metal
boxes. 810888 P. If.ATUN,
Agent for Menufaaturere, No. 80 !fourth at,
novl:d•wtf Pittsburgh.
117 :q and - toughs , tustoai Made Boots..
GkO. ALBREII, No. 71, corner. of Wood and Fourth
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
tennis, workmanship, wrength and style—as perfect as
can be found in any establishment, and superior to any he
has heretofore introduced :
Boys' heavy two soled Winter Boots;
Youths' "
Boys' P. Calf
Youths'
Childs' " " Nos. 8, 0 and 10.
Also, &ye' and Youths' superior two soled Brogans.
Children's soft Morocco sewed Bootees;
Ladles' and Mason' Calf, Morocco and Goat Boots:
Gentlemen's superior water proof French Calf Boots.
A led, all kinds of seasonable BOOTS and suoEs, made
from the best =medals for durability. oc 8:10t end
To WhOlosale Grocers, Liquor Dsalor■
and Manufacturers.
BUBSORIBM is now importing a superior quality
I of OIL OF COGNAC, of which % of an ounce with 60
gallons pare Spirit will produce a fine Cognac Brandy. His
6,I3I3ENCES OF ROCHICLLE and OTARD'S BRANDY; of
JAMAICA and ST. CROLY RUM, ARAI°. CIDER and
PRAM BRANDY, HOLLAND SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
and SCOTTISH WHISKY, are acknowledged by the New
York manufacturers by the great demand after them. Di
rectione for use will invariably be given by
OIL LIVIVLS FEIJCIITWANGIER,
141 Malden Lane, New York.
P. S.—lmporter of Daguerreotype Chentivide, Matins,
Blinn nth, enga nese ; Thorn's Pat. Copeiva, Sulphate Am.
mania. Sc.
fi3TLACXII GREAT IItIPAUVENEBT,
For Fastening Washboards to Walls
PATENTED JUNE 6, 1866.
NO GOOD BUILDING should be finished Ithout rising
lb°. Fastenings.
A103.F.13 F. EATON, Agent for Patentee,
80 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
Refer to the following Architects in this city: d. W. Here,
Esq., Charles Dattberger, Erg , sad Meagre. Prim. t /doer
8611.1.
noel
Our Endeavor u to Please.
LOWRIE'S EATING HOUSE,
/10 ALL PKILEONB fond of GOOD LIVING will
please call and Judge (or themsalt .t 'ways
is„Z) on hand, the beet of Oysters, bleats, Cefi e e,
Tea, home made Bread, Pies, Custards, warm
Corn bread, blush and Milk. Fried Mush, DMA
wheat Cakes, ac. Ihe cooking will be such 1141 will gratify
epicures.
Im. Families supplied with Oysters et reasonable ratei.
oct2litf
EIEMZEI3
JONES & DENNY,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
apl9l 01 WATER BTR EXT. P I WERE RUI N.
U!==MUZEI
.4J. WILSON & 80N, No 91 Wood street, would
invite attet non to their large and elegant astorttuent
of Cloth, Cloth and Plush trimmed, and Plush CAPS,
of a the new and deoirible patterns for the Fall mica.
Also, a large assortment of Black and Brown HATS, new
otyloa, together with a great variety of WOOL HATA ; all
of which will be sold low far WEL C4'.2.5
DOCKET SPIRIT LEVEL, and Plumb 27tinctunent to
Balsam, rot with double sealed patent bubbles, war
ranted not to evaporate. This compact inatrument may
be used separately cc a level, or in connection with a steel
or other square, ns a leveling and plumbing tool; and
may be relied on as more accurate than any other level in
the market. being likewise more durable and compact.
A small supply just received and for sale et W. B. HA
VEN'S Sta , irmery Warehouse, Market Street, corner of
Second. notti
S UNDEIB.B-101.0 bag. Rio Loffer ;
26 poookets Jaya Coffee;
60 old.. N. 0. Bricar;
2.5 biota Refined Sugare;
100 Lobito prime N. 0. Mclnnes;
76 half cheats Omen and Black Tess;
76 boater Tobacco, favorite brands;
25 box.. Pepper;
25 beset Pimento;
25 boxes Extra Coleco
100 holes Mould and Dipped Candles;
25 bolero Star Candles,
lou holed Roodn Soap,
26 bones Vaxiega`ed Soap:
25 dozen Racket.:
to dozen Tuba;
aro ream. Wrapping Paper
20 &nen ball tow Hag.. as --
Bov Pale by (roct.lo) JOHN MOORHEAD.
It il h itiLti by AT in i f S.ll
. A th N
0 D NaiU!UL,....illeit
hat tote , B f ß othe
above mentioned diaearen Is one that will cure. lie will
warrant a cure in any case of this kind. This remedy wad
never known to fall when properly persevered with.
Many suffer the torture of this complaint for months and
yearn, when a few do.lal.s would procure a certain, sae
and Ppendy remedy.
Office and Prorate Consulting Roome, No. 41 DIAMOND
je2o
UDEB, SHIRTS AND DRAWERS-- , hr band, a goal
clock cf Silk, Shaker Wo•Jo, Mcrloo, Ribbed Scotch
Wool, Chamois, okc , Ac. , of all colors and idles, at the Pur
l:Li Mpg Soure ,I L. 111118 H FIELD A 801 , 7,
all No 70 Wool StrteL
HALP LoOSS—A fine assortment. of all colors of Merino,
Scotch Lamb's Wool and o.'aebmere, on hand at
at L. 11111.811 FIELD A SON'S.
`lll «T&—.l ust receiving trAn the factory. another lot of
th, se fine French Wrists, Shirt+ and Collars, at
L. lIIES/IFIELD SON'S
~r ArNyDd
. t Chenillr, Cashmere and
Nlk, of
oct27 L 11 fftSfIFIELD A SON'S.
IJATENT the popular Patent Medi
' eines of the day can be had at
oat .27 JOS. FLEMING'S.
B AR' OIL—A genolac aructe, highly perfumed. to sate by f .108. FLEMING.
jy t.N , l e L rv it:' ti t. o — n . o k r o b e: t e , od b e n a o lu d a g b u lt m l p „ r . e m pli d a b tl y on for the
cet27 J, S FLEMING.
W ISTAII.% 001.1(111 LtYLEftO Mtt er
—A eta:o eel speedy
remedy for cougha. cohle, Influenza, sons threat- At.
Sold be (oct27) JOS. FLEMING.
AY very superior art.cle of Went Lodi. Kay
Rum Just received and for auk , by
oct27 JOS. PLEIIINCI.
[ld received. n frecti supply f genuine
Palm lionp, made or pure Yalu! Oil.
octQT JOR. PLEMM.
L
li.BlN A, Or Kotloloo Bear Greare, for the growth,
beauty and proaerntlon of the hair: sold by
m 127 JOS. FLEMING.
pia METAL.-60 tone Juniata, (Monroe Furnace;)
100 do No 2 Anthracite;
60 do Coke;
do No. 1, hot blast, Hanging Rook,
for foundry ; f.tr sale by
mu/7 JOHN ..100RIICA1).
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8 L03k13-76 tons Juniata;
100 do Lake Champlsla; for sato by
oottlf JOUN MQOIIREAD.
1 EMONN-15 boxes prime Malaita Lemons just rooeirrd
I_4 and for sale by RNYIIEIt ANDERSON,
octX7 :ID Wood street.
ROCK
CANDT-20 boaes W;
25 do Jujube ; Jun received
sod for sale by lo;12:1 REY idER ANDERSON.
DR. SPRING'S LAST WORK : —Just published, The
( - entreat betweeo Good and Had Men, Illustrated by
the Biography end Truths of the Bible ; 2 Tole For sale
by JOHN B. DAVISON,
oo 27 65 Market street. near Fourth.
WOW, I'LAIUtt-140 more pteceis of those splendci
styles of Wool Plaids, in eight yard patterns, opened
thin day by A. A MASON
oet27 25 Fifth street
WOOL -20,000 IN of Tab. Polltd and Flyers Wool
wanted by SPRINGER LIARR6I3OII,
- DUTTEH-30 kegs prime Western Yertosyivxma butter
JD In Store and for able by
' .
itURLIti 17 hnlea aortal . Rotes Pair friStore . and
lj for rule by oct24j SPRl'w3ttß HARBAI.7OII
H OPS -:10 bales flops just received sod for sole by
tt:4 BP.IIII , IOER ELARBAUEIII.
/1.0 PEDOE2-200,000 Torpedoes;
200 boxes Fire Cm( kers;
Just received and for sale by
11}:tlitlNli—A10 boxes extra scaled new
received and for sale by
. _
mats fresh Dates ;
10 dozen Capers; just received sod for sale by
SECOND HAND PIANOS.--One 6 1 4 octave Piano Sorts
in elegant Rosewood awe, with carved moulding and
iron frame; warranted to be in perfect order. $225.
One 7!...fi octave Piano Forte, In Mahogany case. $176.
One 6 " $125.
One 6 " $lOO.
For sale by ,OHARLOTTE BLUME,
oct 12 No. lIR Wood etrPot, 21 door above Fifth
BUSTLED 1110NIcr!—Invented in a good Watch, a good
Razor, or a good Oold Pen. (indispensable arlicies fur
every accurate, truthful, intelligent person,) wilt return
much pleasure and satisfaction. WILSON, on the corner
cf market and Fourth etreets, le generally reported to tare
the finest assortment in the city, and to ,ell the cheapest
quaoi , y considered.
Doers your Watch need repairing or cleaning? WILSON
has the beet Watch Repairing Shop in the State, at t 7 Mar.
ket street, corner of Fourth. oct3l
AFEW BARGAINg—One of siz acres, at Woods' Ran,
finely improved, with fruits and buildings, and front.
log on the Ohio river, It Is offered at moch Inca than its
worth.
One lot of half wa acre, on the Allegheny river, in Do
qneane Borou.th, oßhiah is erected a superior house. It
will be given inOmettaitgjetbr good Western land.
Twenty-eight acres at Jack's Hun, three miles below the
city.
Twenty-three acres adjoining Temperaticevllle.
All thews are off red low enough to tempt you out of
) our money ; and if theft, do not suit you, just cell and get
my printed Register of Lots and Lands for sale. On it there
are bargains offered. THOMAS WOODS,
oct3l 75 Fourth street.
lINBRED OlL—Received and for fah, by
1.4 nov2 HENRY EL COLLINS
14 ' EL 160 bble fresh Louisvilie Lime for sale by
nov2 HENRY COLLIN&
IH-EMB-600 boxes pnme W. R. cutting for sale by
‘.._/ nor 2 RENRY H. COLLINS.
BROOSIIB-60 dm Conk Brooms for Bale by
n 072 HENRY H. COLLINS
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200;000
108 WOOD STREET
1:1=3113
No. 295 Liberty street.
SPRINGER II ARBAUGII
IiEYSIER A ANDERSON,
No GP Wood etreet
REYMER k ANDERSON
REYMEIt A ANDEK:iiiN
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W•Speetacies and Surgical Operations
Blind May is gratify
log. for as to beable to announce to the public that the
utility of BALLh' PATENT EYE CUPS Is now no expert.
meat,—tbelr wonderful effects are coming daily to the
knowledge of the proprietors. Strange as It may seem, it
is true, that Specitac'es , may be dispensed with entirely anJ
'Sight restored to its original power. These cups are simple,
yet philosophical. They are used without pain or the least
danger of Ininry. Below will be form& several ilificates
which speak highly In their favor:
[From the New York Evangelist]
A vela gimp's vet philosophical instrument, has been
invented by J. Ball tc Co., of this city, by the application
which the cornea of the eye is gradually raised to its origi
md convexity, causing the Letts to Impinge on the retina
without the aidof convex lenses. Thus by en eagy proceSs
persons who have used glasses for yenta are enable] to
dispense with then.
The editor of the Pennsylvania Ntunerst writes ee fol
Lowe, respecting the care of Mra. Our; teed, of Uniontown.
Pennsylvania:
Urnorerows, Pa., August 1, 1854.
Being well acquainted with Mrs. Curstead, I know tha
before she n•ed "Ball's Patent Eye-Cups,' , it wig iteposei
ble for her to read without the use of spectacles, and that
bar bight bee been restored by the use of the Comae thst
ohe now reeds print with her naked e)e without difficulty
Joga P. Bestial, Ed.. - Penn. Democrat.
IiLLCAISITOWN, June 1,1864.
Dear Sir—Having lost my sight by old age, I was In•
duped to purchase your wonderful instruments, and by
using the same according to your directions, I sacceeded.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 month.% which shows that the restoration is
not a temporary one, but a valuable and permanent cure.
?Mosul' Smul.
Of the firm of Brien Brothers, Piskdale, Hasa.
Cy .By remitting flee dollars, a pair will be tent, poet
paid, with hill directions, to any part of the country. Ad.
dress DR. GEO. 11. IMRE% corner of Wood street and
Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. sepl9.daw
'Er Important to Forme/A.-new Dlitoov.
ertes....VE . GET &BLS CATTLE POWDER.—Thre , e Pow
deco are put up in one pound packs, and are really a good
article, not only for the diseases incident to horsq, cows,
swine, and other animals, bat they are, likewise an excel'
lent article to Improve the condition of the animal.
For Mich lbws, they not only improve the condition of
mile/ cove, but they inure:ass the quantity as well as Iw.
prove the quality of milk and hitter. The proprietors say
that it Increases the quantity of butter front half a pound
to a pound a week to each cow, while those persons who
have tried it say a pound and a half to two pounds per
week, with the tame kind cf feeding es before. Of one
thing we are certain, all who use it once will use It all the
time, and save money by the operation as well as improve
the appearance of their clock. Price 25 cto. a paper ;5 pa'
pus for GIO. H. KEYS R,
Corner Wood sueebaod Virgin alley,
octl2 Wholesale and Retail Agent.
461- Cough Remedies.— Ir. Keyser's Pectora
Syrup will cure you.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup miff cure Bronchitis.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Laryngitis.
Dr. Keyeer's Pectoral Syrup grill cure Influenza.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure a cold in the head
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup nil! cure Incipient Can
gumption.
oyA recent letter from 11. r. J. W. Veatch, of Eokeby, Ohio,
1 want you to send me two bottles of your Pectoral
Syrup by mall. There Is a lady here who has a (*ugh and
the doctors can't cure her. I Was in the sifnie way, and
tried everything without benefit, until I got a bottle of
your Pectoral Sy rup ; I took It but twice, anti It cured me
sound and well.
Ask for Dr. Karma's Paoroast Brew and take no other.
Price, SO cents. Sold at DR. KEYSER'S, No. 140 Wood
street, and at .1. P. FLEMING'S, A llegbeny. tip2s:tbor
Affir Marsh's Itsdleal Cure Truss will core
'nearly every care of reduceable Hernia.
Trusses et various prices always on hand.
C tiLldrsza , s Trusses of different formaandstreugth,
for sale. •
Elastic Stockings for varicose or enlarged vein s !`
Abdoinulal Supporters—A dozen differentklnds.
Pile Props for the support and curs of 'Piles.
Shoulder Braces to relieve a crooked and dollermed
coodltion of the Chest, and many diseases Of the Chest.
S asp° onion Bandages.
All these articles may be bad or applied at DE. &sr,
DEWS Wholesale and Retail TRUSS DEPOT, 140 Wood
street, sign of the Golden Mortar; or will be sent to any
part of the country by sending the money and measure.
spli&daw
oar Substitute for the New Liquor
Low.—Dß. UatimPl3 ANTI•BACCHANALIAN mtryta,
a safe and sure remedy for the cure of
INTEMPERANCE.
A concentrated vegetable extract and as a conk is une
qualled For tho following complaints it Is a most valuable
medicine : Dyspepsia, Liter Cbmpiednt, Epilepsy, Neulr alg ia,
Par Avers q/allßads, Delirium Tremens GencralDth.atty.
This megicine is intended to produce a change In the aye
tem, and a distaste fJr alcoholic drinks. Several Instances
where we have sold it, we have bad the most gratifying
results; so, to persons who are really desirous of .breaking
MI the Indulgence in Intoxicating beverages, this elixir will
be a great help. Sold at Si per bottle at the Drug Store of
DR GEO. IL KEYSER No. 140 Wood street, corner of
Virgin alley, alma of the Golden Mortar. ap2s-liatv
DR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATE
GERINANBIT ERS
PIIBY&ILELD BY
DR. C. IL :AMON, Philadelphia, Pa.,
WILL 11710TUALLT 001[11
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LITER COMPLAINT, DITSPDPNIA te :AUNDICIL
Fttroesie or Nervous Debility, Dina= the Sidestp, end
oh dieeasei arising fro= a di/on/era or StootaeA.
Snob
ea Oonatips•
Lowerd Pitm,
Putnam or Bleed to the
Mad, Acidity or the Stomach,
usea;Seartboam, Meg= for Food,:
Tnloses or weight In the Stomach, Sour
ltructatiotut, Sinking •.*'
...Sous, Sinking, or Fluttering at: the Pit
of the EMm.rA... , Swimming of th e Head, flurried
end Difficult Breathing, Fintrering at the Heart, Choak•
lag or 811 tfocating Sensation when in lying Posture, Dimness
cf Vision, Dots of Webs before the Sight, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration
Yellowness oelhe Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Edda, Back, Cheri, Limbs, du-, Sudden
Flashes of Heat Burning in the
Flesh, thmetant Laser,
Inge of Evil, and great
DrPrnol#oll Of
Spirits.
The proprietor, in calling the attention of the public to
this preparation, doom en nit a feeling of the utmost confi
dence in its virtues ardada l *don to the disesees for which
It is recommended.
It la no taw and untried article, but one that has stood
the test of a ten years' trial before the American people,
and ire reputation and sale fe unrivalled by any aim Hs* Frtt •
paratlons extant. The testimony in its favor given by the
most prominent and well kunwn Physicians and individu
als, in all parte of the country Is immense. Referring any
who may doubt, to my " Memorabilla," or Practical Reaript
Book, for Partners and Families, to be had gratis, of all th
Agents for the Ummen Bitters.
•
- PrimeSpa! °Zee aml Haimlkotory, no Areh street, PhDs
delphia Pa.
Se - Sold by Dr. Geo. IL Keyser, 140 Wood street; B. A
Fshnestock & Co., No. 0 Wood street; Fleming BroGters
00 Wood street ; U. P. Swartz and 3. P. Fleming, Allegheny
deelSbdsoly le •
L===l
DL BROWN, No. 41 Diamond Alley, de- •
. 4 1 votes hie entire attention to an office practice.
lila business is mostly confuted to Pricare
•T'f' Venereal Diteeuts, and such painful affections,
brought on by imprudence,youthful indulgence and canoes.
philis, Syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture,
_ - taint Diztcharges, Impurity of the Blood, with all Mina•
es of the "Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Erup
tion., Tetter, Ringworm, Maroons' Diseases, Eeminal
Weakna.s, Impotency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weak.
nees, Monthly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula
in Ano, Nervous Affections, Pains in the Back and Loins,
Irritation of the Bladder and Kidneys, sumeatifully treated.
Cure guaranteed.
Twenty years' practice (ten In this city) enables Dr.
Brows to offer assurances of a speedy cure to all who may
come under his care.
Office and Prints. Consultation Booms, 4/..Diamond alley
Uti. Charges moderate. novtalsoaly
SHINGLE MACHINE.
Be zdall'a Double Acting River and Shaver.
I improvement is the resnit of tong mischani.al
ex
perience, and Is now presented to the public as the first
and only practical machine extant for Rivrog and Shaving
bhingles Its operatlesm are entirely dissimilar from every
thing of the kind heretofore offered, and the combination
and construction are wholly original w.th the luveutor.
It both rives and &heves with the rift of the timber, by first
splitting from the block a piece thick enough for two shin
gles, which piece is equally divided, and by passing through
two sets of knives, completes the operation, thus producing
two ahlogies at every revolution. This machine will tiro
and shave three thousand shingles per hour, of uniform
thickness and taper, and every way superior to those man
ufactured by any other proems. Not only is it adapted to
pine, and other soft wood, but works to equal advantage in
hard timber of various descriptions.
For right of territory, or machines, inquire at the City
Hotel, or at IL H. Ryan's Furniture tittilding , r, Fifth street.
All interested in the improyerarnts of the age should not
fail to call at Sl Filth street, and examine the workings of
the Rlyer-and Shaver.
nov2sitf 0. K. oil+ M BERLIN. Agent.
Proclamation
DY VIRTUE of a precept under the hands of Wm. B.
I) McClure, President of the Court of Common Pleas, to
and for the Fifth-Judicial District of Pennsylvania, and
Justice of the Court of Oyer end Terminer, and General
Jell Delivery, In and for said District, and William Beggs
and Gabriel Adams, Esqs., Associate Judges of the same
Courts, In and for the County of Allegheny, dated the hilt
day of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and tiftyllve, and to me directed, for holding a
Court of Oyer and Terminer, and General Jail Delivery, at
the Court Molise In the City of Pittsburgh, on the fourth
Monday of December next, at 10 o'clock A. M.
übilo notice le hereby given to all Justices of the reace,
Coroner and Constables of the county of Allegheny, that
they be then and there, in their proper persona, with their
rolls, records, Invitations, examinations and other remem
brances, to do those things which to their respective Oak.,
In their behalf, appears to be done—and also those that will
prosecute the prisoners that now are or may be in the jail
of said county of Allegheny, to be then and there to prose
cute against them as shall be just.
Given under my hand In Pittsburgh, this fifth day of Nte.
re* ber, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty-five, and of the Commonwealth, the,7Bth.
nov'f:td BODY PAITERSON,Iherift
N. G. MURPHY & BRO.,
NO. 57 WOOD STREET,
Have now $n store a beautiful assortment of
DRY GOODS AND SMALL WARES,
B Oo m° in : weeat ll ewer lr t
closing
prices, and wthheyrilseatasual.
vance on Eastern cost for caw; or to good prompt six
mouths purchasers.
All purchasers are Invited and desired to make an exam
ination of their stook. octlllestawlm
CA At PETINGS.
DiLAWARE COUNTY CARPET IIIANTIPACTURING
ASSOCIATION, on the Cheater Plank Road, two miles
below the city line, offer to buyers thls season, AXMINIS
TER, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, 3.PLY INGRAIN, DAMASK
and VENETIAN CARP ET I N G, at very reduced priors
for cash or city acceptance, (interest added.) The stock,
comprising also IMPORTED FABRICS of every variety,
can be examined at the Factory WarebotsothAarby. or at
the Stores, Noe 18 and 40 N. SECOND at ,PHILADELPELL
Wool bought, Spun, Dyed or exchanged for Carpets.
lel4:3nths ' J. eroNEr JONES.
Bottler.
TOW OGDEN & co., Bottlers, No. 1 Pirst street,
et) would respectfully Inform the public th.t they hate
contently on,hand a lar:e eturply of SARSAPARILLA,
SILNERAL WATER, ALE end PORTER, of the beat qua',
ity. ,
De attention of famille - s SS particularly direoted to the
fact that they bottle WaleiGHT'S Irate purest
state. Physicians recommend it to famililnion account of
Its wholesome and strengthening qualities. loct3o.lyl
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YMDIOA
BOER iii
HUMID BITTERS
Eck fforlandsch Kriciden Bitten.
firiwo yEAns halm eletuied sine° tho latroduction of this
tiahatblo medicinci Aldo the .United Stator. Du fag
this Umo it has gained a Lnieersai popularity as a remedy
for
Fever and 4 ,24 2 AnP , Viat flan, Zreadaolle,
Lon of Apper.a.. Deway, s;rwavenen,
, 2460 and. 81 ,41,7 P 414.
Many of our mast worthycitainer tuft* t) its wonderful
°Molloy in all afreCtiCTS f thq,atnlaach and IITBV. ASA
it never has boon equalled, tar thetsollat It attbrda In
all apses of dabillfl or - weakness of -11*.liind le Amon tn.
atantaneotoi. 113 nervous, ttetunatta and neural& atiao•
and ti ll it o ble therii in e a ff mn ectaTed i ond w"P ad mi cur ")T e. b4mdietat.
Whpn eminent pbyeltLipa Prescribe, and their patients
93 unhesitatingly rosoinniendi,enzely, we may oeinse to
doubt, and eagerly test Its virtues for ourselves.
pm - tea AND,AcION. :
A One of Eight Atoned Mantling eyed by Eberhave's
Holland Bittere—llichael. Kelly, 24:117firantosear
field street, eaya: " Leet. 4nly, while inswing on the river,
on a cotton boat piping between - Nan:lt= and New Orleans,
I was taken with fever and ave. Par eight long months
I suffered with this dreadful disease., 'Xbe greeter part of
ties dine I was unable . to work, told spout at least fifty dul-
LIU for different medicines; bat found on pamanent rebel.
Three weeks ego,one of my friends InsisW upon my trying
B erhavde Holland Bitters, saying thati dare tsar guaran
teed. 'After taking It for "onsilseek; I Insist rate t was a
sound man. I have beettat work now Liters weeks, and
have had nto return of toe china and fever whatever."
I eartby the above statement is true.
Tata. • " iv., Diamond House,
Or at ilebeetei'd; Gothic MIL
HEADACHE AND. iwiLtrz
Mr. Dias Liscomb, of Birminghsni, nye: . ..I have found
in Boerhave's Bitters a - remedylertesufaChe and debility.
My wife bas also used it with the greatest Benefit."
Mr. A. S. Nicholson, of Pittaburgh,eitto - reatarkft that he
has experienced mini, relief from:l4lmin headache.
SRO
A Holicradeek Tesliatoo.. 7 —JipPA dttletatalt, living ft the
Holland settlement of Bbebeygan..Wiecresin, says :,."After
suffering for some time the misery attending an utter pros
tauten of mind and bony, I have befit mertorel, by using
Boerbave's Holland Bitted's; toissifect health."
The fact of this remedy being in sued high repute among
the Boilandars in Wisconsin; Michigan, Nerflork—in fact,
in every Holland settlement in the Halted 8 etas—argue,
much in its favor.
IMI7MVM.MMM
Mr. John Davideon, living tenadiesaboire Pittsburgh, on
the reunsylvaniallacuxi,Eityst.!Wheoslctuttienced taking
Hoerhave's Holland Bitters, I could hardly walk—now, I
enjoy einelbant bealth,"
WNSKNBBB Or TUN 810 ,
AND HID 'MOTION.
Another Great Cure Fjfected by Beerb,aw's Holland Bitters
—The wife of Peter be Witte, Bring id Holland Town, libe.
bir gun county,Wisconsiti, suffered much from weakness of
the Reattach and indigestion. She bad been under a phy
sician's care for come time, but the disease teemed to kettle
even his skill. She purobastd ante Holland Bitters at our
office, which has given tone to her stoma, her appetite
and rength are returning, ant wetrmly believe that this
Is another great core effected bylcurnsedielne.
We have still to record many annsierfateares effected by
this remedy, but midst wait.aruitheir ' , opportunity. One
thing you can rely upon, what we havityrubllshed ere iron
yessons much respectedourtitermannlty, and are literal.
p 3 true.
. Quurr
- Editor i%eboygari ltitorb&le, theboygn, Wes,
is.
AHE
A Case o f 11. and," Standing eared, by Reerhate's
21.1t/and intlerr.--George . Henderson, of Eittatinnth, says:
'AI a: suffering for_ threemonthe with rheumatism—a part
of the time so severely as to confuse, me to my bed—l bay.
been entirely enrol by using Boast:eves Holland Bitters.
I have hod one atteek since, but totind alritem instantaneous
relief in the same medicine. It nit my,opliskto, a sure
remedy for rheumatism." '
NERVOUS AND' BILEIDIAMO ',ERECTIONS.
This changeable weather le likely to product a great deal
of sic/mesa. To persons troubled with nervous or rhauma•
t'a affections, - we would recommend Boerhares Holland
Bitters. On referring to our twltimns, you w,ll find mill
catcs from some of our litettlerman and Engllab citizens.—
Pennsylvania qh , fot Zeitun2.
THE ViOnliT FOlllit OF PILES CAN. .BE CURED.
We are at liberty to refer to several well known gentle
men, who have used, thoroughly tested. and now reeom
rcend Boerhaves Holland Bitten-its a remedy for pUer.
We are not at liberty to pitblish their names. but will take
pleasure in referring any patron to there who denies this
statement
For this election, ono-half of the prescribed doss ahould
be taken-65y half tenspooriful, morning, noon and night,
one hoar betore meals.
CAUTION I
The great popularity of this delightful Aromas has In
duced mauy imitations, which the putille 'should guard
against purehealug. Be not persuaded to buy anything
else unW you bare given Boernave's Holland Bitters a fair
trial. One bottle will matinee you how infittitely superior
it to to all these Imitations.
OS. Sold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles fbr $5, by the
sole Proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JA.,
Manufacturing Phannaceuttifs and Chemists.
corner Smithfield and. Third ste,_Pittsburgh.
B. E. bbILLF.ES R 021.; Druggists,
corner of Second. and Wood Mesta.
And all Druggists in Pittsburgh, Ailogbeny,Blrmlngham,
Manchester end Temoarancerille. sep2ldately
lilt• MORSE'S
11 1 , ifIORATING E CORDIAL,
rlzEziromeivoN IN NICRICINII.
Hsult) Restored amid Life .Lerigthened
MORSE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR
IT will replace weakness with strength, incapacity wit
efficiency, irregularity with uniform and natural ac.
deity, and this not only without hamird ar reaction, but
with. happy effect on the general organisation. air Bear
in mind that all maladim, wherever they Abe in, Ankh with
the nervous system, and that the yaralisationet the VMS
of motion and sensation is Ihnicardeatlt. Bear In mind,
also, that for every kind of 1110401119 401313111:14#14Bltzir 00T•
dial is the onlyreliable preparative knoin.
CUBS OF NESVOI:IS DISUSES.
No language can convey au adettrosto ideaOf the inane
/tate and almost miraculous cfMngewhirit it occardona In
the dimwits!. debilitated and eludten4 Morroaa system,
whether broken down by emcees, weak bytatnre,or Impair
ed by sickness—the unstrung and relaxed 'Organisation Is
at, once braced, revivified and built np. The mental and
physical symptoms of nervous disease vanyhiogether
der Its influence. Nor is the evert temporary; for the 00Z.
dial properties of the medicine reach the constitution Itself,
and restore It to its normal condition. ,
LOBB OB 2a3161111;
Onnhaelon, giddiness, rush of blood to. thelieted, maiere
chap, debility; hyateria, wretchedness, thnughta of Belt
destroction—fear of insanity, dyepepeds, general prostra
tion, irritability, nervominees, Inablllty , to, deep, disease
Incident to males, decay of the propagating fetnctlime, bye
tells, monomania, vague terrors, palpitation- of the heart
mpotency, constipation, etc-, from whatever nausea arising
Itis, If then be any reliance to be PlacetrOnlionien teal
nosy, absolutely
A GREAT At EDII3.LYZ /Oft .1 MAL ES.
The unparalleled enacts of this great iiatorative In ail
etlinglilnts incident to tbanaes; mark a new era in the annals
of medicine. Thousatulsof atimulania havebeerritavatited—
thousands-of invigorante concocted paryerting to be
=ln the varlowidleemies atedderangarttettis to which
ate formation of woman render her liable.
ThltY WOMAN OP
Who angers from weakness, derangement, n.erroasnese,
tremem, pains in the hack, or any other diddrzter, whether
to buses, or .4*M:two to both sese.to ginthe
profiles
Invigorating Cordial a trial.
MARRIED P 8111302114
Orothete, will find this Cordial after they hav,e need a hot
tle or two, a thorough regenerator a the eystem. In all
directions ore to be found the happy parents of healthy oR•
spring, who would not have been so but for; this maroon* ,
nary preparation. Audit 13 equallypotent for the many di..
eases for which It Is recommended. Thorson& of young
men have been restored by using it, and not In I single hp
stance has It (ailed tc beneht them.
P1211130N8 OP PALS COMPLX.TIO2P.
or consumptive habits, are restored by the newer a bottle or
two to bloom and 'rigor, changing the skin Prom a pale, yin-
Low, sickly color, to a beauttfaltiorld complexion.
TO TIM MlBolllllp.
These are sonse of the and and melanCholy effects produ
ced by early habits of youth, vim weaknesiof-the:temlF
aid limbs, peirus in the head, dimness of sight,loss of must
cuter power, palpitation of the heart, dyspgreia, nervous ,
Irritability, derangement of the digestive ll:motions, general
debility, symptoms of consumptions, eto.
Mentally, the fearful effects on the 'Madam Much to be
dreaded. Loss of memory, endemism of ideas, depression
of spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to oxietyself-distruet,
lose of solitude, timidity, etc., are some of slain prod°.
mid. All - thus Winded
BEIPOIIII OONTEXPLAUNG glArtirsd/H
should reflect that a monad mind and body ate the most ue .,
smeary requisites to promote connubial' fondue.% indeed,
without these, the journey through life conies a weary
pilgrimage—the prospect hourly darkens the view Lthe
mind becomes shadowed with despair, and taied witlPthe
Melancholy reflection that the happinesa of another be.
comes pl ighted with your own.
CAIPIaOI4.
Dr:blame's Invigorating Cordial has beau counterfeited
by some um:mint:4le Wilma.
In future, all the genuine Cordial will have the proprie
tm'a facsimile paged over the cork of each bottle, and the
following Words blown in the glare:
Dr. Doris's, Invigorating ,Dori Dal,
0. H. BING, Propels*, N. Ti
The Cordial le put op, highly concentrated, pint
Ha—price three dollars per bottle, two for five dollar',
for twelve dollars. O. H. BING, Proprbtor,
102 Brftdway, N. B.
Bold by_Drueglata throughout theynited Stump, ,Oan ad
and the West Imam
AGENTS
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Do. ----FLEMING, 111I0a. No. co Wood et.
Do. E. SELLERS, Wood emelt.
Allegheny City...BECICHAM A WHENNAN;
Do. __ -.JAMES T. SAMPLE A CO;
Do. J. P. rintilia.
Agent or Ohio.-J. D. PARK. ClindnitstL 110U:dimly
F. Brown , ' Essence 01 Jamftice.Ginger.
TBIS Essence is a preparation of unusuaLeacelleuce.,
or dinary diarrhtea, incipient cholera, in abort, IP
cases of prole:ration of the digestisefunctbma, it Is etttles.
[lentils value. Daring the prevalence of epidemic/ cholein
end summer complaints, it la peonllarl* efifteaOloner no
find * individual or traveler ihould be leilbont3t.
Cauinm.—Be sure to get the genuine Bthentey, which Is
prepared only by P. BROWN, at his Lrtag . ;ratd. Chen:dud
Store, N. E. corner of Fifth and Chestnut - gm% Philadel
phia, and for eels by all the respeefableAsfothecarles In the
United States, and in Pittsburgh by
B. A: PALINESTOCB a CO,
'
And In Allegheny by . SCULLY a CO.
11. P. SCEIWARTZ, •
septi:Bmdaw LE& A. ERCHIIAIfi,
Palmer** Celebrated. Bplcuriori Seance
TANMS -PREEMINENT for Snoring 13trups.- Gravies
Matt, Meat, Game, ko. We adrift all_good hatuaratrea .
S
to try It Pries 25 cents per bottle et all Grocer and Fruit
Stores the Dotted States and anodes
For sale by ITCLURO and ci. H. SZYSFII. Pittsburgh . :
-- P. T WHIG= a. CO..
Maskotstriwt: naideal.
I.olttalawlv Is
elLuTtit3, llAi3Bl6tAtutas, aa —A lams and well setoonl
stool of Broad (Botha, Bla^k and Feuer Cassimeres,
Costnotta, Tweeds, Jeans, Ae., just received by
oetB A. A. tdABON A 00