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WEDNESDA . : . siNo NOVE MBER 14
802dErtiliga NEW UNDER 11111 StrU. —A wise man
onoeeald "there is nothing new under the sun."
We are convinced that however true this may
have been in days of yore, it does not apply to
the nineteenth century—to an age whioh has
Witnessed the discoveries in science and improve
ments in machinery, of a Fulton, a Whitney, a
Leverrier, a Morse, a Hobbs, and a 'McCormick.
There is something new under the sun, and we
have ocular demonstration of it every day of
our lives. For instance, who would have thought
thirty years ago of sending a message to Boston
or New Orleans as quick as thought? Yet now
It has become so common a thing that people
have oeased to wonder. Or who, in thd days of
pack horses, or even in the time wheel " fast
men" travelled by the Pioneer Packet Lice,
would have dreamed of going from Pittsburgh
to Philadelphia in thirteen hours? &eh a thing
would havo been pronounced supremely ridlau
lone, and the Individual who would Seriously
have proposed it, would incontinently have writ
ten himself down an ass.
If any person would be convinced that the
world does move, let him examine a M'Cormiok
reaper, a Hobbs look, or do as we did yester-
day afternoon, take a turn into Ryan's Build
ing (Fifth et., between Wood and Market) and
look at a machine for making shingles at the
rate of four thousand an hour! It is styled
Kendall'a Patent Double Acting River and
Shaver." Various cutting and sawing maohines
have been invented for making shingles, bat it
is a well known fact that shingles cut or sawed
across the grain, are quite too Matey for roof
tug purposes. Numerous inventions have re
cently appeared for riving and allaying, and
these have all been condemn. d as worthless,
from their imperfeetthod of riving, whioh
consists of splitting fri the side of the block
but one shingle, which almost invariably runs
off. This difficulty is entirely obviated by Ben.
dell's machine, which first splits from the side
of the block, a piece think enough for two
shingles. This piece is separated in the centre,
and by means of elastic guides each part ie can
ducted through a pair of approximating knives
which completes the operation ; thus producing
two shingles at every revolution.
The shingles, moreover, are far more perfect
than when made by band, and can be worked
from the hardest oak or tt.e softest pine with al
most equal facility. As may be imagined the
number of patents already sold is quite large.
We understand Allegheny and some half dozen
other counties in Western Pennsylvania have al.
ready been disposed of; besides a good portion
of the Eastern counties of this dtate, the State
of lowa, &e. If any body wants his organ of
wonder operated on, let him drop into Ryan's
building and take a peep at Kendall'e machine.
ATTRACTIVE —Last evening the Panorama of
New York City at Masonic Hall was attended by
an audience of 1000 persons. lt exhibits this
afternoon at 8 o'clock, and this evening, and
every evening, to and ineln.hog Saturday, No-
vember 24; and each Wednesday, Thursday and
Saturday afternoon daring that tame,at 3 o'clock.
Oa Thursday, November 22, Thanksgiving Day,
the panorama will be exhibited three times, 10}
in the forenoon, 8 in the afternoon, and in the
evening.
We have visited this beautiful Panorama four
times and would gladly visit it a dozen times
more. Independent of the pleasure received in
witnessing its exhibition, we would not take ten
dollars for the knowledge we have obtained freak
it respecting the situation of the city itself, the
location of the principal streets, public build
ings, equares, parks, &o.
As a work of art, it approaches perfection as
nearly as a work of the kind need do. Every
thing stands out in bold relief. Trees, pasta,
and telegraph poles, neither lean nor lie down.
but stand out as the originals themselves. No
fancy scenes are rearesented on the painting.
Every thing was copied from real objects arid
incidents. No one can view this panorama
without admiring the artistic Ail], the emi
nent good taste in the introduction of ioci
dents, and the patient labor of the Artist who
brought it out. His countrymen owe him an
everlasting debt of gratitude. Pecuniarily it
must pay, for so much merit cannot fail to
draw a crowded house in other cities as it
has here. Read the advertisement ie this pa
per, and visit it, and yen know as much of
the great city as though you had walked its
streets for days.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.- Hon. Robert
C. Grier end Hon. Tuomae Irwin on the Balch.
In the case of Luther EJgerton vs. P. Shout
berger, action on two promissory notes, the
jury returned a verdict for plaintiff.
Murray Hoffman. Jr. vs. James Roes, et al
Bhaler & Stanton, Gen. Ntlee and William Blair
Faster, Judge White, M D Megebao eni H. D.
Hofins, for plaintiff; Williams & Sproul G.m.
for defendant. Action of ejectment for 19,000
scree of land in Cambria, county. This case in
volvea the title to about 19 000 acres of land
in Cambria county. It is said the land in con
trovcrey is worth $lOO 000. The cause will
occupy the attention of the Court for several
weeks.
ARREST TOR PASSING COUNTILRFEIT MONET.-
Officer Wills, of the Allegheny pekoe, arrested,
yesterday morning, a man named Christian
Peak, for peeing counterfeit money. The offi
cer had suapeoted Peck for BOMB time to be
dealing in spurious money, and managed to
eatoh Mtn in the very ace of tendering it. On
searching his person, $3O in counterfeit two and
five dollar notes, on various banks, and seven
bad half dollars, were found in his possession.
Mayor Adams committed him to prison for trial.
ASTI:It:TT TO MITBDBR BY DZIONVIIING —Alder
man M'Slaater yesterday committed to jell a
man named John Connoway, a resident of
Stewartstown, who is charged with committing
an assault and battery, and attempting to drown
Jamee Fitaimmons. The prosecutor states in
hie depo.ition that Connoway threw him into the
canal, and held him under the water until his
breath was nearly exhausted.
Miss MATILDA lißliON appeared last evening
In Sheridan Knowles' beautiful play of Love.
Her impersonation of the Countess is one of the
tiniest pieces of acting wa have seen at our
theatre, and 18 only excelled by her Camille,
which is so immeasurably ahead of any thing
witnessed hero in theatricals, that we do not
feel like instituting a comparison.
LMICENT.—Mary White, a nymph du pave,
was c,mmitted to jail yesterday, by Alderman
Major, for the larceny of two $2O gold pieces
from Matilda Burrell. The parties both reside
In Strawberry alley, and the money is alleged
to have been taken from under the pillow of the
proseeator While asleep. The defendant will
have a further hearing on Thursday.
Firm LAUCENIES.—A warrant was yesterday
issued by Alderman Wilson for the arrest of
Frank Brows, chargod with stealing a shawl
valued at eight dollars, from Catharine Ba , b.
Ou.nattr Mynas was held to bail by the same
Magistrate, for stealing a $lO note from Anson
Frank. The defendant resides in Bakeburg.
AILIiZSTZD —The chap who stole Bishop
O'Connor's cross and chain was arrested in
Blairsville on Monday afternoon, whilst in the
act t f disposing of a part of the chain. The
oross was broken in pieces, most of which were
recovered. The thief was brought to this oily
last evening, and committed by Ald.
HOTEL Ronnza--A young fellow who gave
his name as John H. Adams, was sent to the
county prison, yesterday, by Alderman Wilson,
to await trial for the larceny of a coat •alued
at $l4 from John H. Baker, and a pair of
boots, worth $ll, from Col. Babb, at the Bt. Clair
Hotel.
Doren A FLOURISHING BUSINESS —The Iron
City College.—The evening classes of ladies at d
gentlemen are already ailing the spacious and
elegant rooms of this popular Inatitntiou.
Bead advertisement in this morning's paper. *
Meramous idiscatar —A German, named
Frederick Fees, was arrested and held to bail,
yesterday, by A ldermani Wilson, for maliciously
striking and !daring a horse belonging to Mrs.
Margaret Bnhoup, of Duquesne Borough.
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AseTnptlS rnnISEOUT/OSI 'FOR BELLO° LIQUOR.
Anne Lowrie was held to bail, yesterday, t y
Alderman Whiaster, for a violation of the re
straining liquor last, The complaint was made
by Catherine Masterson.
Pianos.—Jno. H. Mellor, No. 81 Wood street,
has received a fresh stook of Chiokering's cele
brated Pianos, to whioh the attention of the
public is directed. See his advertisement In an
other column.
FOBSET4II.IIIO THE MAIUKET.--John Logan and
Samuel Steakhouse were fined five - dollars and
costs, yesterday, by Mayor Adams, for forestal
ling the market.
FIXED NOB VIOLATION of CITY 071DIZIANCEIL—
Mayor Adams yesterday fined Samuel Ashworth
and Thomas Kimberlin five dollars and costs, for
driving over a street which was being paved.
Holum Brotast.—A valuable florae belonging
to Mr. Jacob Tomer, 0, linty Commissioner, was
Mogen a few days ego.
+ i • • ~ .4
~~(.
etd Judges Lowrie, itoos and Monk.
Theme, Nor. 18.
Beira estate—Ben appeaL Error to Or
phans' Court of Greene county. Decree affirm
ed—opinion by Lewis, Ob. J.
Myers vet. Myers. Error to Common Pleas cf
Indiana county. Judgment reversed and venire
de novo awarded. Opinion by Lewis Ch. J.
Shallenberger vs. Ashworth. Error to Com
mon Pleas of Fayette county. Judgment af
firmed. Opinion by Lewis Ch. J.
ALLZGHEINT COUNTY 1431.
McKnight ve. Borough of Lawrenceville.—
Judgment of non pros.
Speer vs. Mutual Insurance Co. Submitted
by Loomis and M'O. noel.
Rea vs. Dyer. Judgment of non pros.
Dobbs vs. Grubbs. Judgment of non pros.
Hyatt vs. Clark et al. Judgment of non pros.
Clark & Thaw vs. Needles. Motion for oon •
tinuanee—not decided.
Clark &-Thaw ye. Wilder. Judgment of non
pros.
Feldman ye. the Crmmonwealth. Judgment
of non pros.
Bohool Directors of East Birmingham vs.
Phillips. Judgment of non pros.
Oa motion of Wilson hloCandlces, Esq., John
H. Bailey, Esq , of Pittsburgh, woe admitted to
practice as an Attorney of this t ourt.
The Mayor, Aldermen and Citisene of Alle
gheny ye. William Nelson, Sarah Castle, Angus
tue Hotchkin, Thomas J. Bailey, Charles Clark
and Amanda Clark. Error to the District Court
of Allegheny county. Argued by Williams and
Geyer for plaintiffs in error, and by Kuhn for
defendants in error.
An tjeotment suit was brought in August,
1852, in the District Court, for a tract of land
called "Nelson's Island " in the Allegheny river
opposite Pittsburgh and within the limits of
Allegheny, ow/tali:line between nine and ten
acres. In January, 1854, the cause was tried by
jury and verdict rendered for plaintiffs with
six cents damages and six cents costa. In July
following, the writ of error was filed.
liselage vs. Krugh. Submitted.
Ackley vs. Wright's executors. Judgment of
non pros.
Haigh, Hartupee & Co. ye. Hamilton, Craig ti
Co. Submitted.
Ramage vs. Peterman. Argued by Woods for
plaintiff in error, and Bruce and Shinn for de
fendant in error, and concluded by Woods for
plaintiff in error.
Cunningham vs. Allegheny County. Submit
ted by Woods and Sewell.
Hopkins' administrators vs. Heed et al. Ar
gued by 0 P. Hamilton for plaintiff in error.
Court adjourned till this morning at 9 o'olook.
Palma- Csastusx. Rau.aosn.—The following
shows the receipts of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company for the month of 03tober, and for the
year, compared with the receipts for the cor
responding time last y ear:
_ .
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Fur the month coding Oot. 81.......5474,184 66
Same mouth last 383,288 68
harems $140,897 88
Receipts from Jam 1, 1855, to Nov.
1, 1855 $3,469,924 22
Same period last year 8,068,729 97
Increase
DISICTORB OF TEM EUREKA. ImBOBAJICEI COM-
P/OM—The following gentlemen were yesterday
elected Directors" of this Company;—J. A.
Bboooberger, G. W. Cass, C. W. Batchelor, B.
B. Bryan, W. K. Nimick, R. T. Lamb, J., K. D.
Coohran, W. W. Martin, Geo. B. Belden, J. A.
Caughey, T. B. Updike, L M. Pennock, David
M'Candiess.
Douamio Thorsesss.— The locals of the
Gazette and Uo.'on affect not to believe in the
existence of a Free Love Ansoolation in our
midst, as stated by a correspondent of the Peat
SteNT To Hones or Rercoe.—A young lad
named John Young was sent to the House of
Refuge, yesterday, by Mayor Adams, for the
larceny of fourteen dollars.
KNEPING a FAMOOIOI/13 DOG —Oa complaint
of Thomas Johnston, John Feldman vas held to
bail yesterday, by Alderman Wilson, for keeping
a ferocious dog.
DErmakn.—The mail train doe here at one
o'clock P. M. yesterday from the Eaat, was four
hours behind time, being detained at Kittenlog
Point by a freight engine off the track.
A QUANTITT of fire proof safes and black
smith's tools will t e sold this morning, at 10
o'clock, at No. 94 Smithfield street, by P. M.
Davis.
INDIANA BRA9Oll.—The track layers are very
busy on this important branch road, and will,
we hope, soon be ready tor the oars.
Alar Cand or compels us, when considering the wants
of the •fll:cted, to recommend that which is beet known
and tried: and to recommend Dr .1. Hoetintrizab. uele , rated
Btcmseb Bitters. would only be adding to what has already
been heralded far and wide, not only by a few isdlated e. •
tifmatea., but by the people of the land, endorsed by the
Physicians sod the Press, that Hostetter's Bitters have no
..clued In restoring ewes Imparting health to enfeebled men
Lodi-s and children find this medicine idvaloable In many
of 'heir ills of debility, to which they are subject. In inch
motes It should be taken in small quantities before meals
For sale by Druggists end dealers generally, everywhere
HaBTETTIfIi., SMITH A CO ,
Bole Proprietors, ftin Penn et.
noviCt-da7
‘, At Last Coavalasoeut.".....Boevltcrer't
//titled Edttces ha. done more good In one month than all
the medicine 1 took do ing the whole of last winter
t' I ace now able to rise with the family, at six In the
mornteg; my strength le rots, cling. my appetite imp:, v.
log, and have every reason to believe myself at last con
vale cent "
CAUTION I—To prevent imposition, be careful to Ist for
liverhare's Holland Sitter& The great popularity of this
taedlclne has Induced many limitations, which the public
should guard against purchasing.
Fold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for VS, by the propel.
e'era, IiKAJA.MLN PAGE, JA., a C.J., Itlanufacturng
Ph trmaceutlets and Chart:lista, Pittsburgh; P. E. SELLERS
et CU., corner of Wood and Second streets; led Druggists
generally. tun 8
tirClar)r.'s Stomach Bitters are acknowledged
by all who hove tried them to be the beat family medicine
of the age, for the curs of Dyspepsia, bastbrotnees, and a tilt
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 mune of Stomach Bitters, for they have
found that only one trial was needed to render such caution
Ito necenary.
Yor sale, wholesale, by Cot• me & Ciaar., No. 23 Market
street; Gm. li. Kerala, 140 Wood street; and by Druggists
generally.
COMMERCIAL POST.
PIT7ISBUROII BOARD OP TRAWL Any
ILICHASIOIS.6
OPPICF.P.S.
Prardeni—L WILMART/i.
Arst rice Prendent—T d. CLARIS.
Second " " Geo. W. Cam
Treasurer—N. ileum, Jr.
Secrdary—Jams P. Boaz.
Superintendent—S. T. NORTHAM, id.
Committee N drbaration for throonaber—Gto. W. Cep,
V. P.; WM. PUHRLISR, D. BITAHDLIMI, J2lO. A. WIT.Lsod,
Dims J. THOMAS.
DAILY REVIEW OF PITTSBURGH SURREYS,
OFTIOI or 1011 MILT 21110111C1110 P 082,1
Wednesday, November 14, 1866.
PT OUR—Bales 45 bble superfine, tfrom wharf, at $8; 105
do extra, from wharf, at $8 26: 13 bbla superfine, from
wharf, at 88,12 ; 400 do extra, from do, at $8,12%018.37}4 ;
32 do superfine, from store, at $8,60; 100 do superfine, from
wharf. at $B.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—Bales 4 sacks at $3,60 per 100
1,000 IDs, from wharf. at $3,25.
GRALN--fiales 100 bus rye, from wagon, at 850 : 100 do
oats, from wagon, at 030; 200 do do, from wharf, at 32c.
COFFRE—BaLes 6 bags good Rio at 12 4a; 6 do good Rio
at 12 1 4.
AWL ARBES—Bales 7 bble E 0 oak at 42043 i.
OlL—Sales 8 bble No 1 lard at 96c, 90 days.
BUTTER—BaIes 80 kegs peeled at 14V 4 0.
CIiER4E-Bales 60 boxes W. R. at 100.
DRIED BRUIT—Sales 86 sacks peaches at $1.26, cash.
APPLES—aIes 200 Wills russets. from wharf, at $1; 230
do small iamb*, from wharf, at 87%c ; 26 do golden gates,
from wharf, at $l.
pvin:o: l /.1•4:11.111.11:4:0141
Nair Yost, Nov. 13.—Cotton quiet; sales of 600 bales.—
Flour steady sales 23,000 bbls. Wheat drooping: tales
42,000 bus. Corn firm saes 60,000 boa. Pork quiet ;
salee 800 bbla. Beef languid; sales 250 bbla. Lard quiet;
salmi 400 bble. Whisky drooS; sales 260 phis. Coffee
6rm ; palm 1600 bags 810 at I 10%. Sugar advanced
sales 600 bads Muscovado at 'lv. Molasses firm; Pal..
260 bbls. Linseed oil steady. lard 011 languid; sales 7600
sale. at 00©97 Iron firm; sales 60 tons Scotch pig. To
bacco quiet; sales 100 hhds. Stocks lower; Cumberland
23%; rade 49; Beading 88; Cleveland and Toledo 09.
Pan.sostarmA, November 13.—firesuistuffs of all descrip
tions sre dull. Very little Plow arriving. bat the demand
both for export and Moore oon , timpt ion is limited, and to ef
fect calm some holders submitted to a concession of 25 cents
the sales for shipment comprise 3500 bbis standard brands
at $9,26; small sates for the supply of retailers and bakers
at 19,111 60 for common end good, and $9 76 up to $10,50
for extra and fancy, recording to quality. Wheat...A limi
ted inquiry and prima 3 cents lower; sates 8000 bushels at
$l.O tga.o2 for fair and prime red, and $2,10(432,18 for
white. Bales 3000 bushels western Rye sold yesterday at
$l.lB, and today at $1 11. An import of 1050 sacks Ash
ton'a doe salt has arrived and remains unsold. Whisky
unchanged; email eaten in bbl: at 41gt42, and to hhds at
40g41.
CISOIMUTI, Nov. 18.—Pinar arm : sales 235 bbl, at sB.
Wheat...3.ales 500 bus prime whit. $1,76; red held at
$1,85. Rye.-.3ales BOD bets at 82@)33. Provisions very
quiet; no sales.. Whisky better; calm 600 bbls at 33, sales
200 bbla at 83k. Ettpr.-40 bit& good far told at 7. RM.
fse..Sales 110 bags at limas.
Stumm', Nor. IL—Flour stiff at Va. Wheat and Corn
noohanged.
OELLILSToII, 8. C.. November sales of Cotton
were 2000 balm; middling 13,3ig89.4.
Dissolution of Co.Plrtnership.
rPartnership heretofore existing between the under.
e geedunder the name and style of SPRINGER HAIL.
BAUGH .1 CO., Li dissolved by matui.l content The busi
nor e or the Sim will be settled by either of the undersigned,
at their old stand, No. 295 Liberty street. The business
will be continued u formerly by Springer Harbangh.
SPRY +GER HARB.IISO
ALEX: FORSYTH.
Pittsburgh, Ootabar 24, 1855.
_Springer ilarbaugh,
rtOWSIUSIOICIDIDOLIANT, Dealer Cu Wool, Provisions
ki stet ktetne• genitally, tea nia Liberty etzere, Pitts
leen!, Pa. , • • oink
1!1:11IIIM
Asti; s Art ear Ea.
Tim Rnsa.—Last evenlng at dusk there were 6 feet
11 Inches water, by the pier mark, and falling. The rams
we have had these feW days back will, no doubt, bring
another rise Weather dear and pleasant.
Tim steamer " Diurnal," Capt J. A. /bode, Is the regular
Wheeling packet thls morning; she lessee et 10 o'clock.
Tea steamer " Walittogton City," °apt. Ebbert, will poil
lively leave for Nei Orleans to-day.
Tea steamer i' Itochester" is now loading for St. Lords;
skis is advertised to lesiva thin evening for that port.
Tea floe new steamer "Clifton," (hint. Jacob Poe, wilt
poaltivaly leave today for Naanvllla, stopping at all tau In
tarmadlate porta.
Tits flan deems? "J. C. Vretnont," Capt. dtookdale, will
leave this afternoon for Bt. Louis. Bh. hi 0110 o the finest
freight and parisenger twat. In the Bt. Louie trade. Time
traveling West would do well to give her a call.
Tat steamer "Great Wtht," Capt. 8. rd'Oulionglb, will
positively leave for St. Lords and all the intermediate land-
Inge this morning. She hew her freight on board and pas
sengers may rely on her going out at the Ume advertised.
Tut fine steamer "Cincinnati," Capt. Abrams, is the re
gu.sr packet for Cincinnati this morning ; eke leaves ■t 10
o'clock. Those traveling to the Queen City should ca'l an
our friend, Capt. J 8. Cole, at the clerk's effice, and se are
their staterooms he will eye that all are well cared fir who
travel on ihs splendid steamer'• Cincinnati "
ACCIIDIOrt SO one eTUMBOAT 1113.-011 Saturday morn
ing the fine packet " Memphis," Capt. Mann, started over
the falls Louisville, with a barge in tow. She was
drawlog nearly ad the water in the channel, and had got
half through, when she street, knocking a hole In her hot.
torn. Capt. M., however, put on a full head of steam and
landed lob boat at Band Inland, at the foot of the Feria, be.
fore sinking. Her cargo will not be injured much, as the
hold was tiered with whisky, and the water extends no
higher than the first guard. At last accounts the pumper
were going on the water and It is thought there will be no
difficulty in raising her.
Tut Louhrville Cbwier, of the 12th, says :
The river was et a stand leat evening, wi la 0 feet 8 inches
wader In he pass on the falls end 6 feet Inc Lee over the
rocks, or ateambeat water. In the canal there sere 8 feet
water. Since oaturday the river bad fallen three inches.
At Neehet•le, Priday, the Cumberland was etill rialtos,
with fully 9 feet water on the aboale, which watenu
that quarter.
PORT OF PITTABIIII,OH
Et=lo:=lo=
Bummer J efferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
Latertle, Bel] nett, Brownsville.
" Col. Bayard, P.ble, Elizabeth.
" Soda o, Ilendsrickson, Weft Newton
" Agnilla, Dickson, West Newton.
•• Michigan No. 2, Liana, Wellsville.
Gen Lorimer, -. Rochester.
Valry Queen, Betio, Cincionatl.
littPnitTED.
Steamer Jefferson, Woodwani, Brownsville.
Luserne, Bennett, Brownsville,
" Col. Bayard, Peebles, It I tiabeth.
" Ilendericknon, Wert Newton.
Aqullla, Platoon, West Newton.
" Michigan No. 2, Herat, Wellsville.
" Gen. Lorimer, -, Rochester.
" Forest City, Wry, Wheeling.
" Castle Garden, Devinney,
" Convoy, Wolf, tralliopoil,
•' Beatnik Graham, Ayers, Ztnevville.
James Park MAlmr,
Eihensoro, French. Pt. Loofa .
$111,194 25
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and iNbeesing
Pack•ta.
123Mit The DIURNAL. Captain .1. A. Proust, and
the FOREST CITY, Captain B. War, will
run as regular DAILY PACKETS, between Pittsburgh,
Steubenville and Wheeling, snooping Cl all intermediate
port&
The DIURNAL will leors Pittsburgh on Mondoya, Wed•
0080070 end Fridays, at 10 o'clock. A. M.—Returning she
will have Wheeling on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at 7 t o'clock, A. M.
The FOO EST CITY will *Lao leave Pittsburgh on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at Id o'clock, A. M.—Re:turning,
she will lour° Wheeling on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, at 7).i o'clock, A.M.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
J. D. (A)LL.LNCIWOOD, Agent,
nov'lB No. Ilk Front otreot.
Regular Trolail•y Packet for Wheeling,
Marietta and gialtiopolia.
The new end splendid reamer CONVOY,
1 .4 1 „ Jouri ‘Yot.r. Jr., Master, R. DaDllesn , Clark,
• • will leave for the above and intermediate por to
every Tuesday, at 4, o clock, P JS, positively.
Yor frrtgla, or paaaaira, apply on board to
)3,23 O. M. 110 It rON, or C. BAlt!igli, Agants.
R•gular Thtaraday Packet for tittrcannall
The atearner PLIII,ADXLI'LI.IA, oapt&l,l
_1••• J Gnat's; Clerk,— nick. cc; .111 leave f.tr
abort: ard intermodiars porta on TLII.7ItBDAY,
lbth Liam , at 10 o'clock, a. n.
for rrnight or pasintal, apply oti board. or to
novl4 PLAt.:n a LIVINGEMON, Agvnta
For Bt. Louis and Keokuk.
The ateamer MISS. tltl.l, Captain Orono'
arset t CL,ll; will leave !Ur the above and all inter
mediate ports on THURSDAY, November 1611,
at lu o clock A. 11.
For freight er passage apply on tinard, or to
novl4 J. D COLI.ING Wr4)D, Agent
The steamer AL sle. Clounro
Glatt, 3 Maws, will leave for the above and In•
tertuediate portsou FRIDAY, November 16, at
10 o elect, A.
Por freight or passage apply on board, or to
novl4 LIVIMirTON t FLACK, Agent..
_ .
For St. ;Louts and Illinois River.
The etoiamer CITY, Capt.in J. M
.6sailiVaitnnotirr Clert, 8. liAan; will leave for
above and Innerocedlata ports on WEL Nlln-
DA Y, 14th foal , et 10 A M.
For freight nr pas-ag e apply rn board. nosl3
For N•littville.
The fine steamer Y..ultA, Captain 8_ DIAS,
Mark, J , will leave for the above
and tnto,nedlate ports on Tii1;101./AY,
vembar 15 at 10 A. M.
/or trel,..bt or p.orraga apply on board, or to
no• 13 C BARNES, Agent.
Regular Weditainlay Packet far Clllollla
BALI.
I he regular packet CINCINNATI, Captain
• .x AstAxe; Clerk, 1110 8 COL; V lave
for the at, .ve and Intermediate ports on WXD.
NESDAY, November 14'h, at 10 A. M.
For fretight or paavage apply ou board, or to
norl2 FLAGS. S LIVINGSTON, Agents
For St. Lon i•.
The steamer J C tit ttIONT, Cept •In C
. Sancti:4la ; Clerk. Au.as trtoCIDALt; I,lllle/re
• ..V.''' for the abi,a and Intermedia e porta on WED
14th Unit , a 10 o'clock, A. M.
For freight or passage apply en board navl2
Regular Packet for Loutirtile.
The a amer Itt.b.ALESTE.Ii, esputa. G Waal
C'ert, C. D Leo Via lea V. r, the
above and Intarm &ate ports, WEDNESDAY,
Noveotbe. 11 h, at 10 A. IL
For freight or ;AMMO apply no board, or to
novll BIENIIS d PLACE, Agents.
War Uriclatio.tl and Louisville.
The steamer ‘laptalia T 1311.18
iszadGe.a..urs, Clerk,— Bowe sir, will leave for
the above and Intermediate ports on Willi.
ti/28DAY. 14th inst. at 10 A. 01.
for freight or passage npply on is-ard, or to
100.12 FL nkli A Ll Agents.
Nor Bt. Lottla.
The etesmor SILYalt WAVE, Capt. JOHN
llcutwe; (Dark, WILII2IB , Will leave for the
bore and lotsrmedlate ports on WEDNES
DAY, hos. mbar 140, at 10 A M
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
norlo PLACE & BARNES, Agents.
The tamer OItEAT WEST, Captain S.
t
l i li a
' 51'entL0000 ; Cleric, A „hi'Cntvv ; will LOA. for
r
the above and Intermediate p:
rim
i on WED-
N DAk , November 14th. at 10 A. NI.
For freight or plumage apply on board, or to
nov9 1.,1111.438Tt)8 A FLOCK, Axen.s.
For tY.ahv ills.
The ereamer (NATION, Captain J•.N..n POI;
Clerk, M'CsNce; will leave for the above and
intermediate forte, P7BDNI.SDA I', November
1401, at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage epply on Meld no•Y
For Monaphls and Now Uricanik.
The tine now steamer lOWA, Captain W
NovetoAte Moons; Clerk, D. Moons; will leave for th.
above and intermediate ports on TULTRSDAY
r lb, at 10 o'clock A. M.
nov6 FLACK A BARNES, Agents.
Per freight or passage apply on board. 100,8
The steamer W.4.81,11150T0N CITY, Capt.
O. W. F.IIBILIT ; Clerk, B. PEPPERS,: leave for
the above =1 Intern:miff •te porta on WED
NESDAY, November 14th, at 4 o'clock P M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
not 6 J•lHtt PLACE. Agtot.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pittrancaott, No•eantetr 6,1656
111111 SXOI:IA.NGF. BANK OY PITfaBUROLI hut thill
asy deelare4 5 dleitiend of roue PUP czar. on the
capital ttock, out of the profite of the last eli month.
The stookholderr or their legal representatives .111 le pe a l
on or after the 10th !nat. J&MES B. MURRAY,
notr7,d•erlw Clunler.
Beta. OF PITTODUILOFI.
November 6, 1866
Ts President and Directors of this Bank hose this day
declared a dividend of rive ran CUFF. on the capital
stock for the last six. months, payable to stockholders, or
their legal orpresentatives, on or after the 16th lust.
nosT dBis,w2t JOHN BNYDkat, Cashier.
Ptrniaosoa, November 6 , 10 ob
rIIHE President and Directors of the WESTif RN 1NS0•
B.A.NCif OuItIPANY have this day declared a dividntd
of room DOLIALEI ran soma on the capital stock, payable
to stockholders on or after the 15th inst.
norti P. M. GORDON, Secretary.
MILE Di-ectore of the - PENNWILVANIA INEUFLANCIII
1 0051PANY OF PP/11111118011" have this day declared
a Semi-annual Dividend of ant rra CITITT.. payable to the
etookbo.dere. cr their legal reptesentattves, on Saturday,
December Ist. 1865. A A. CARRIFin, Secretary.
November 6th, 1156.
ftlealianiosl Bank.
Pittsburgh, Om- 18, 1888
. 1
AN ELECTION for Thirteen Directors, to sane for the
ensuing year, will be held at the Mechnnitue Bank of
Pittsburgh, on the third Monday of November tuna, et the
Ba:-king Nouse on north street, between the hours of 9 A.
DI. and 8 P.
Also, ■ general naming of the Stockholders will be held
on the luesiay qf November, at the same plaoe, at the
hour of 10 &cloak A. M. GEO. D. MoOREW,
ectlB Cashier.
MICEIAIf/CLe BANK Or Pimseueoti,
August 81, 1865. r
$llll3 BTOCKIIOLDERB of the Mechanics' Bent of Put.
burgh are hereby notified that the third instal meat of
2,60 per share will be due on the 10th of October proximo,
and the fourth and hot instalment of 312,5.) per share on
the 20th Ncvermber following, payable at the Banking
1101166, on Fourth street, as per resolution of the heard 01
Directors. I settil 011:0. D. kIoGIRECW,
Merchants and tt . nufattatrers , Bank,
Pittsburgh, October IY, Mb.
AN ELECTION for Thirteen D.rectore of this Bank will
be held at the Banking Muse, on MONDAY, the 19th
day of November next
oetilo=ll m
lA/ HITE LEAD—Dry—MO ills Just reostred and for
TV ode ty Docros.l
PL EMWe BEA&
• ' ,
• h
7 \
111511
STEAMBOATS
Yor Nt. Louis
Dividend
W. H. DENIII, Cashier
74.
env4
AMtiSEMENTs,
TiIICATELE.—J. 0. ITOSTEd, foie Lague and Mans.
ter; Wit. I. Rap, Btage Hatta,er ; 0/IABLI2I Fosrrea,
Aattng Bianeger. Treaaarer, J. V. BOIILVII.
PILICEI OP LD.IMEISION: -
Bosea and Parquatte....soe. Private Boxes, lerge... _O.OO
Second Tier...—. I Private BolekanalL... .$6 00
Boxes for oolue t pezrons .26 cents.
/SP' Certificate, seeming seats, 12 cents extra.
113. Ninth night of Miss MATILDA. HERON I
WEDNESDAY BVSNINt3, .Novzxoon 14, 1.8.66,
Will be performed the play translated by Mine Heron,
entitled,
CAMILLE, or La Darns ant Camelia.—
Camille. Mine it snide Demo; Armand, Mr. C. Foster;
De Varrille. Mcßride; Duren, Cunningham; Clacton,
Dubois; Naninne, Julia M. Cloche.
N. D.—ln consequence of the extreme length of the play,
no other piece can be performed with It.
41 Door. open et y,,," to 7 ; performance to begin at
THIRD WEEK IN PITTSBURGH!
EXCURSION TO NEW YORK CITY i
BULLARD'S PANORAMA
0Y
NEW YORK CITY
'CAKES the Ipee....t.tor over six. miles through the streets
I of New York city, faithfully showing the Busmen,
sorts and 0011101110$ of city life. He hes a view of over
seven hundred Horses and Carriages, and unseal& of
TON THOUSAND OF ITS PEOPLE!
Processions, Military Companies, Bands of Music, Shipping,
Steamboats. eto.
- -• ••• • - • -.
At each exht Ilion en Explanatory Lecture will be gir.n
by Mr Doer, one of the proprietote, or Alban Nor , on, or IL
M Spaulding. giving much va , uable anoveedge of
NEW YON& AND ITS PEOPLE,
Of great Importance to a etranger, and of general and in
rtruotive Intone:lotion to everybody.
Will exhibit at
Ilasonic Ball, Pittsburgh,
Every evening in, and inolndinglattirdiy, november 2d,
and each Wednesday. Thursday and turday afterntr
awing that chars at 3 o'olock. On Thursday, November
224, Taist,ormts DAL the Panorama wilt be exhibi , od
THEM vistxs.-10% o'clock in the forenoon, 3 In the sr ur
noon, and in the evening.
The Evening Exhibitions commence at 734 o'clock.
Arr Admission, 26 cents; children 16 cents Peril t9of
See persons, $l. n0r131.24 1,•
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT!
On Friday livening. Nov. 16th, 1855
AT THE T.AVAYETTE HALL.
vIIE undersigned beg leave to annoucce that they wilt
give a grand VOCAL AND INIsTEUEIENTab CON.
Mita, where the Mason°, an Instrument never heard b.
fore In tble city, end which resembles tLe human vo!ri In
a perfect manner, will be Introduced.
'rickets at 80 cents can be had at the 'Music Store of
Messrs. U. Bieber A Bro , Pith street. Dupre open at 7
o'clock; Concert to commence at 8 o'clock.
Far programme,
see amen bile.
Bignor 0. PAONONCELLI, Director.
t. P. CABBItaTOILL, Flu let.
" C. oIIEGLII, Bar.tone, Pupil of the ,ele
novl3 tbrated Tansbariol.
JOHN W. M'CARTHY.,
Bill Poster and IDistributor,
'Or WILL attend to the footing and Distributing of 10:
kinds of
BILLS FOB OONOESTB, LECTURBS,
All communleatlOne--elther Vomit, telegraph, or ocher
wiee—direoted to the office of the Morning Feet, Dill rr
°Ave prompt attention. api
AUCTION SALES
BY JAMES 2d cIiENNA,
Wood , •boire Fifth
"
PEREMPTORY RALE, Of LANDzi in Chartism township,
Al'qhcny °gritty, on MONDAY, December 31, lase, at 11
o'clock, A. Id., • ill be sold atpublic sale, by order or the
Executors of Philip Smith, deed, late of the city ot Phil.-
delphia, at the house of James McDonnell. on the Pitts
burgh and Steubenville Turnpike road; and also those on
the Middletown road and on the Nobiestown roar; tart
portion at the intersection of the Btenbanvide TurepAce
and the Nobleetown road, through which the Pittsburgh
and Bleabentille Railroad crosses, hee been divided into
lots, averaging eve actor each, with the view cf mekirg
pleasant country residences and gardening plots, as desig
nated in a diagram to be obtained at the Auction House of
JaMee McKenna, No 120 Wool street, Pittsburgh, or from
Mr. James McDonnell on the premises. The Limns on the
Middletown road have teen subdivided into farm, of aloof
thirty acres each, and Into mune mall icts of Bea to eight
acres, to Ault the convenience of those who might not l•e ,
disposed to parttime a large tract. The valuable tract of
land 'situated on the • ittebarigh and Steubenville turnpike
road at Charters creek, now occupied by Mr. James Mo.
Donnell, will be sold subject to tab claim, under a rues for
life at the yearly rent of $lOO, payable semi-annually. A t
the some time will also be acid, a email tract of land , f
about ten acres, known as the Shatter purchase, situated
about 2;ii miles from Pittaburgb, on the new Turnpike
road leading from the tteubenvilie Tun:iliac to the Plank
road Persona wishing to procure healthy and p!eaSunt
locati - on. Moven', lit to the cite, (being only eidlit miles
distant.) In a good neighborhood, surrounded with ag:eis.
blo scenery, will find this propertgaall that can be required.
The land is of exes'ient quality, In a good state of cultivai
ilea, well watered, and provided with coal and limestone.
A depot or railroad staton will probably be located is the
viciciry, furnishing facilities to and from the el Li , etcetera'
elated i erfous during the day, of not more than ten min
utes trawl:.
Tsazs—One-Mini cash, sad balance In three noel an
nual payments ultb Interest, to be a.oured by bond and
mot - toga Vor further particulars, application may be
made et McKenna's Auction Rowe, Pittsburgh, or u Mr.
James McDonnell, on the premises. o elite
P. 11. DAVIO, Auctioneer
("1/1010E LONTS)N BOOKS—On Thursday evening. Nov.
15th, at 61. j o clock, at the comme•clal aces rooms,
corner of Wotd and 6th eta, will be cold, an extremely
valuable collection of London be lag, rmiaraelna many rare
and curious works, some elegantly embellished el - -b free
colored plates, among which are :—Denoree greet work ra
Egypt, atlas folio pietas works o; Dr. N. Grew, 3 vo's, Le
in, plates ; Ireland's Shakepea•o Forgeries, 1 vol,
grate Trials, 1C vole, folio; Costumes of ROSSia, Austria,
Turkey, China, If .n.l.tan, ar, ko, to vole, mlio. tplend.dly
colored plates; orate'. hittory of Venice, f o l k „
factlmLea of rare end curious prints, atlas, {to; Sir Wm
anaht:. WS Etruscan, Greek and Roman vases, 2 role, roy
al folio; Westwool't Entomology, 2 vole, plate's Do.trllge's
family expositor, 0 volt, 4m; lleuttrated rocord of Europe,
1 col, nyoi colored plates. Clarendon's Life, It•lidreo d
Poley, a T 01.4, folio, In astattsceipt ; (..Stleott's Italian nod
Engliah landscape, fine ens'!, lotto; Igeha•d'e ,s.:01. of
Er gland, 1 vol folio; Thy Cries of Isind-n. 1 vol. 410, • LI,
on. plates; colored clew!. t f nom., I Tut, folio. Lo•.d•
and Its eovtrons In the lath victory, beau•irull v unit,
ted, 2 1011, em ; Hill's history of scorner., hoe platen,
Etapin and Tyndal a hivtory or England, 11.0 rtrat-a, 5 r. 1.,
folio; Su . harland's salary of pictu,ae, SOU enee't, 2 rob*,
folio; Ilutchinson's Ph losophical and Theology.; NV, ,
12 vole; Baylor comp's e work •, 5 vole, folio. Grarbia l:•
us rations of Paris, folio, Sc, Ac The attention or Libra
ries and took buyers is respectfully solictted to t.o. exam:-
I:14.1ot; of the catalogue, which can be obtained at the sales
room•, where the looks are at ranged for lospeetion.
nova P 61. DAVIs, Ao•t.
I SSIGNI[6'B BALM OF LOT lx Tan CITY o ALLUMIENT.
—On Tburslay awning. Nov. 16,h, et B o'clock,
the Merchants' Exchange, will be sold by order of t. W.
Aexignee of N. M. Sandford, all that certain lot of
ground, No 19 la plan of lot, laid out by Robert Heziep,
inmate In the Third Ward of said city, having a front if i 6
feet on Fairmount etreet, and extending back 160 feet
n oil P hi. DAVE', Acleer
VALUABLE BlOCti.gl AT AuCTILIN.--un Try
evening, Nov. 15.1(1, st 7Si o'clock, at the Merrhanhe
Bashe:4e, will he sold
12 shares ohlo sad Peens Retires a Co:
VS (La Hand street Bridge O.
norlB P. M. DAPI9, Auctions,.
OLLAND PLAJWIfft I.twin ♦ T Atictiote.—On I , lldy
11 morning, fins. 16th, at 10 o'clnek, at the Clossmertiel
fteles Rooms, corner of Wood and Mirth strePts, teLll be sold
600 packages of the choicest hyacinths, Tulips,
mu, ,to, suttabl• for fall planting. Catalogue. can le. had
on day of rates innvl2l M DAVIS, Auct'r
L , XE Uivit's SALE lured., even
ang. November 15th, at 756 o'clock, at the Merchants'
axelatige, Fourth attain, will be iold, by order of the act
lug Executors of the late Dr. P. Sboambea ger, decease-1-
40 shares Exchange tank of Pittsburgh,
188 do Northam Liberty Bridge Co.;
2 Oertiftiostea of Loan to the City of Pirtsburgb, giooo
each, beeriog 0 per °en% intere..tt •nd redeemable
lot of April, 1869;
IS nbaree Pittsburgh 1311.3 Company.
novlo P 01 DAVIS, Autttioneer.
D LUYY MININU 1-0 oIt.MAS dr AUL11 . .. , •—•14 Thur.
clay evening. November Ibth, Of 7 1 /., c'cocß. nt the
Merchant.' Exchange. Fourth etroet, by cnci..r 8.
Swartz, excretory will be cold, for account of whom it wry
concern-1000 snarl. Bluff Mining Co. Mock, et Lich has
been fosteit,ti for non pa, went cr as..esamento.
nov.IU P. M. DAVIn, du, ionter.
ULRIC PROOF eAPen, uLAUntiSilifllS TOol.s. c
r AUCTION—Chi Wednesday morning, November 14. et
10 o'clock, at No 94 Finitblield street.. between Demi:nal
alley and Fifth street, by order of A. Bryant, receiver f r
Meagre. Bcrofield & Co., will i e acid, without reserve-1S
Salamander e•fet, various vises, in g ed under; a quanta',
of Blacksmiths' and cafe-builders' To , ls ; part of e Larrel
Black Varnish; one Writing Deak: one Stove and P, pe, O r
Ter me at rale. P. H. DAVI 8, Auctlecteor.
dthliThro'd BALD UV et YALU attLE
needy evening, November 21st, at 2 ~'clork., at the
Merchants' Exchange, Fourth street, will be sold, by order
of Themes Mallon. EN. Trustee of Can Wm. Lorimer, Jr ,
—That valuable Form situate at Dam No 1, on the Yougbl.
o. hen. river, about four miles obey., IDKerspqr , bound. d
by said river. by lands of John Christy, Coult2r, and oth
ers; containing one hundred and twelve acres of choice
land, with two good dwelling houses and other Improve
ments.
The above IA a very desirable farm, and in a abort time
all] be In close proximity to the city by the Cormellerville
Railroad.
Tmat9.—One•fuurth ; balm:re In dim) tqu►l pay
MODIa at 6,12 and 16 moLtba, with Interest
nor! P. M. DA Yin, A n-tioneer.
ARESIF.B. Venal AT EAST I.tiiRRTY AT AUCTION
L —au Wednerulay evening, November 21, at 7 o'clock,
at the Merchantellinhange, Fourth street, will be gold, by
order of Thomas Mellon, Eeq., Truatne of General Larituer,
that fine Farm to Collins township, near the Rot Liberty
libation of Pennsylvania Railroad. It has been aubdivid-d
into lots of from five to thirteen acres, affording soma cf the
moat beautiful country Wes now offered for sale. Plane
can be obtained at the Auction Hoopla.
Terms—Ono-fourth each; balance in three equal semi
annual payments, with Interest..
nova P. M. D XVL%, AucUoneer.
UPEttION. EhiCli DWELLING, Manttfacturing Myr,
0 and Bmadang Lots in Birmingham, at dustton —On
Thursday evening, November Lath, at 7 o'clock, at the
Merchants' Exchange, Fourth street, Pittsburgh, will be
Bold—Lots Noe. 6d and 03, at the corner of Carton and Oli
ver streets, having a front of 04 feet 8 trachea on Carson
street, and extending back along Oliver street 100 feet to
Chestnut alley ; on which ie erected a very auperlor n ew
thr ee -story brick dwelling, with extensive back buildings,
with elate roof and beet modern improvements,
Also, that large and valuable Manufacturing Lot, having
a front of 91 feet on Water street extending beck along
3PKee street 390 feet to Bingham street, on which it has a
front of 98 feet.
Also, Manufacturing Lot adjoining the above, bay 3g a
front of 48 feet on Water street, extending back along Foun•
dry Lot of hollmans A Garrl'on, 890 feet to llinghem
Also, Lou Noe 121 and 132 baying eaob a front of 24 feet
on Carson street, between Gregg and Joseph streets, ex
,ending beck 100 feet to Walnut allay.
Also, Lou Not. 209, 210, 214, 213, 210, 217, 218 and 219,
having each a front of 24 feet on Washingtcn street, 11X.
tending back 100 feet to Spruce alley, being between Mlle°
and Craig streets, near the glass works of C. Ihmsan, gag.
Also, several other Lots to different desirable locations In
this flouriabing Borough.
Times—One fourth melt; remainder In two years, with
interest., payable semi-annually. Title Indisputable.
Plans can be seen, and further Information given, by
calling at the Auction ROOM.
nova
Writing Olausseivv..D urns oollage.
N C:t r ig/ir e :3 L i r
,311.17g11 the
h tt ra r a t a Lh . e a s t the same
' Mr. WILLIAM' skill se a Bnnnesa and an Ornamental
• Penman is unrivalled. Gentlemen and Lady teachers to.
striated in all the ornamental branches or the art. Ladles
taught in a separate apartment. A class of Lady Teachers,
and young 1 who are engaged In ether Males dothig
t h e week, meet every Saturday afternoon from 3 till 6.
j gar terms apply to the Yrisuipal.
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lIIEUCHANTS AND BIECFIANICS'
'Mutual Insurance Company,
No. 80 Walnut street, sec md door from llou , th.
PHIEJLIMPUIA
Authorised qapital--
Capital paid hi.—
-- ....... -..-- , . ~;2 1.1 tt , 000
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Chartered by.the Legislature of Penea, April 2, 18.53.
Ttnii COMPANY is now prepared to issue Vendee in
Fife, Marine, Inland. Navigation and Itadroad riske,
at the current rates of premium; and having the security
of a cash capital, it alto afFrds the insured an annual par
ticipation in the profits, without soy liability whatever.
DIRECTORS.
Henry L. Stevenson, Stephen Toram,
John W. TilLni, John M. Hammey,
Day.d B. Taylor, Alexander Murphy,
Thomaa D. Smith, 11. K. Richardson,
William F. Boone, John N. (lento, N. Y N.Y.
William Morris. Jan. W. Weston, N. Y.
HENRY L. STINENSON, President.
H. K. RlCsaahaos, Secretary.
THUS. J. MINTER, Agent,
ocVO ~ No. 410 Water at.. between Wool and Ilarkat
PATENT FAN BLOWERS,
PATENTCD JOLT 17, 1835.
rpelEsil PANS are anode on an entirely new principle,
and will run with less rower than any other Yen now
in 11..
The blowing wheel is much lighter and stronger then
that of any other, and from Ito peculiar construction is loss
liable to get out or order. The shafts ere made of cast
steel, and the Journals are parallel, running in gun metal
boxes. Pt. 1088.8 F rATON,
Agent f,r Stanufsetursrs, No. 80 Fourth st.,
novt:thgrif Pittsburgh
Boys and Youths , Custom Bade Boots:
ALtillhX, No. 71, corner ef Wood and Fourth
5..; ears, would Invite the attentirn of lacidlies and
..wars to the following named articles, which has a been
manufactured to lila special order, and are—as regards ma
terials, workmanship, a sangria and etyle—es perfect rts
can be found in any establishment, and superior to any he
has herelmore introduced :
Boys' heavy two soled Winter Bouts:
Ycatbs'" •r
&ye' P. Calf
Y. nth.' "
rr
" " Nos. 8, 6 and 10.
A too, Boys' and Youths' superior two solel Brogans.
Children's a - ft Morocco se• ad Bootees;
Ladies and Misses' Calf, dorocco and Goat Boots:
Gentlemen's auper.or water proof French Calf Boots.
AI., all hula of seasonable BOOTS and &WES, made
from the beet mtverials for durabilliy. o • 8:1dt risil
To Wholesale Grocoro v IlAq nor 13oo.iors
and Manataotaroro.
fpriE BIIBSCILIMENIB now importing a cuperior quality
1 of OIL OB COGNAC, of whinh % of an ounce with 10
gallons pure Spirit Will produce a fineCognee Brandy. Hie
ESSENCES OF Rut:BELLE and tYPARIYS BRANDY; of
JAMAICA and ST. CROIX RUM, ARAC. CIDER and
PEACH BRANDY, HOLLAND SCILIEDAM SCHNAPPS
and SCOTTISH WHISKY, are acknowledged by the Non
York menufaeturers by the great demand after them. Dl.
rootkno rot nee will invariably be given by
DR. LEWIS EXUCHITWANGER,
141 Maiden Lane, New York.
P. EL—lmporter of Daguerreotype Chemical', Plating,
%numb, Mauganece; Thorn's Est. Copaiva, Sulphate Am.
Manta. it, dee'lliatf
E TLA IC 8 OTECT IMPRWLEMSAT,
For Fastening Washboards to Walls
PAT6.e.rt.D JUNE 6, 1656.
O GOOD BUILi. bhould bc• finizned will:lout ruing
I. l ltLa>n F.i.tenthge.
MUdF.B P. E TON, Agent La- Patentee,
SO Furth curet, Pirinburgt..
Ref..; to the following Architects lu thin oity : W. itorr,
Esq., Churl, Lazt.txrger, Erq, aid SSceet e. liar: lc lilo.or
8./ 0. t:10 , 1
QUEENS%VARE ,
AT THE OLD srANu OF HENRY HIOBY,
Ao. it/ Wwrd street, Fht , shurgh.
-II THIS usanr'sueat embrace,. ft(.010 NEW and
f 7
CHOLA STYLES tf White Broakfa•t. Diem and
Toilet S. L, of briloaut white,e, trPm one of the
151 p. manufacturers in England. Alto, und
N nit, Iron ritooo Were, for Hotel?. and a eery general and
euperlor variety of all aro.ilea of FLINT ULAnE, and o her
ware, ada.,iod to the watt, of city sod country trade; all
of which will tw of at lot price, noes
Our End., on to 1-Irsor .
LOWRIE'S EAT LNG ROUSE,
108 %00D Z.:TREET.
ALL PERSOYS f,nd of I.IOOD LIVING will
, 11k7,.‘ plea.a call cod J„ d e , for therneel v / I araya
.7) on heel, the nest of Optend Meats, Cale.,
Tea, home mode Bread, Plea, ' Custards, warm
Corn Bread, Mush and Milk. Fried Much, Waffles, Buck
wheat Cakes, ao. ',he ,00ting will be each as will gratify
epic trot
OEN. Families "applied with Oysters at rrivonaLle rates.
oct27.ti
JONES A, DENNY,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
.09 , 61 WATItil STIUNT. YITT34II RAIL
2 .1. WILSON A o)N, yo 91 Yr OA e.reet, would
infi:b utte c tint) to their large and elegant emnrunent
of Cloth Cloth and blob trimmed, eud P1i0..11 CAP. , ,
of all the Lew nod deeir,Ll• pa , tvro• for the F a it sale,
Also, 8 large assortment of Mart and Brown HATS, new
atylra, together with a great variety of VIOOL /1.1,T3 : all
of whiah wit, be Fold :Aw f.a. Ca. oct2S
Seeded Proposnl a
FOR *1,000,000 eADITP ,, MI itONI3B OF MP. PITTS
BUIta.ti Al a CuNNKLI,SVILLN ItAlf ROAD COM
PANI , guaranteed by the Mayor hod City Council of
Baltimore, by vin too of en Ordnance of said Mayor and
City Conned, entitled ...in , rdmauce to Guarant•e the
Bonds of the Pateburgh end Connell,lllo liallrmßl Com
pany," approved Jove 1:4,1K-3, will be received until no .n
of THURSDAY, the lath day of November, 1055, for tint)
purcloya of the above Floods, amounting to Oae ..Ril)tion of
Dol!are, redeem% hie On the first day of Jan nary, 18(3, and
tearing intrFat a: :he rate cf six per cent per annum,
payable halt yearly, co the fir t days , !January any July,
On the profent.tion of tin. paper coupons at the Regilter'e
Otee In the city of Baltimore, or other plate deedg,nat•d
hereafter by 60/ Register.
The Bonds will be In sums of sl_,ooo and 3100 onto , aid
are poured, in addition to the guarantee cf the city cf bat
Boors, by a first err gags en the road or rondo. tolls a - d
revenue of the Pittadiut el and Conneliesille Bnitroad C ni
pony. executed to 1 ru•tetin In the sits of Baltimore. Tao
Kati lital , road Company have now 1:0 miles of their road in
operation, and during the nett winter sod Poring more
than one.thirl of the whole lino, a flirt: will be 147 miles In
length, will he flob•bed, by means sup; tied by Stock nub
se,iption to :b- amount of $2,000.010, and the remainder
sub ho completed in two years, ~ o in1.013.0t1011 with the
Baltimore and Ohio Its hoed at Cumberlan I 178 13:111.,
from Baltimore; and wid form, with the hatter reed, by
many miles the sherbet lino [...iv...en :he 1)0,, neer at
Pt (shawl, and the sit tboarof of Thitimivr The thareirer
li•tice f the ilne are aim more fait rob!, than any other,
early °to third of the whets being a deed loved and the
ramai..der of eery atadee, arranged with a due to gird to
th e advantage or •heap tranaportat on to the direction of
the heti:est tonnage. There is brit no •ummit rn tho
whole rou , e, and the curvatures of large radii. It ix esti
ittal that forty mitre of the road at each end, passing
through vast coal beide, can be supported by the coal ton•
nape ohms.
Trull—So bid will be fir less than a rd
any premium is to be paid over by the rir.l,or. to the
llegoi , er of to- city of Baltimore. for the nee and let elk of
sold clay • °Willy inetalrnents of 73. par rentum ct th e
par value of the bond, will be reu abet to he paid to the
l'it•eliutgh and Conneltsallie Raornad Company, at their
till, in fee try f ore ou the 0 ri.t.dny of each month
niter the awed it made, until toe midie amount pod.
Tao tight is hereby re-erred by the underitgned t • decline
the arace,itance of ell or any of the prop sale. They tve to
h e addreo. o d"Ti the Reg. •r of the City of 11‘111:. re,"
and endorsed "Offer for flusbur;;ll end Conuelt..,,ie
Railroad Company 13..t1s gaol buteed by the city yr Bala
more."
Any further Intr....m*llon no ko had by aclther.lug :Le
untlerntgued, et Pittabuteh. Ye
R NANG I.:UP.' Ti or z•ecund Annual Coll,tiou
I thin new sod p,puler io. itu•:nn 1, r he diffuoton of
L tare ure and • it, i.nve beau m ,de on :he mst tau Ine
aw le Among the works already e, gaged, an he f:r- , erred
' fi ,NOA 011.1 , C1F1 X," which wig:l.lly cord tea tlddlnand
dal are.
a I,rtrilrig the rpw ccl ecrno, the diffusion of work' of
A merle.un art, and 01.°am:igen.° t of A orneam gatrius,
have tot bran ove.kottel. C.,wali.usioos hive been tieued
many of the mos: diving° ehou American Artists. who
evintrinute comx of their Onset preductlens. Among
them are I hre, Matti, Ilusti, exa•utod by the greatest
itair
IS WaSit iNOTuN, the Father rf Ills Country
1115 NJ CMN eh INICON, the rbilciropher
met—m,a.
A .• 0c:.21 11. p I 'Sun pa nd mado went and
j ailit.lo(l3 A-h. - uOn, of f,r.dg, ant K. Of art, bAll in br.
and marLlo , nr.ntuary and t. h• I^e Padn'inga
The a bola foaming a I.rgli and valuable et:the:Cott of
Valutinga and Statuary, to b. distributed fr. among Ore
m.mbvrs n 1 tile A rtnctroln tor the a. coed year.
The payment of latex IN - 11.rn Poni.titutes acy ono a mem
b-r of t hi , . A n otiatlon, aud e Intl re Wm to eltt,er one of it,,
Ilagasnox for one yunr. and afro a ticket to the 11,tributl,r,
of tha Statuary oat Painting•.
?he Literature non d t •so bsrri burs roof 1,,t , of the follow
leg Monthly learralurs Iferpor's, lutosra's, F.:nicker-
I.ooker, Blackwood's, Household Woe-is, Graham's, and Go
tolf• Brok
Persons taking five memberships are entitled to any fire
of the Magazines for one year, and to are fro/cats In the d •
tributton. The net proceeds derived from the sale of melte
bend:rips are devoted to the purchase of Coke of art for the
ensuing year.
The Advantages &cured by becoming a member of thin
Aseoo.aii,n. aro—
let All peruse receive theft, raise f th,tr subscripttoo
of the :tort, in the shspe at sterling Mager'. Lit, return.
21. Each member le contributing towards put. busing
choice Works of Art which ore to be distributed among
themeelree, end are et the some time encouraging the AS ,
lista of the country, disbursing thousands of dollars through
its agency.
Per•one in remitting funds for membership will please
giro their post Tice oddre 3 an / . 1111., Stating the month they
wish the Magazine to cos, mem., and hero the latter re,ri, •
tared a: the lost Once to prevent loss; on its receipt n cer
tifiz.t., of membership, together with the Magazine desired,
will be forwarded to any part of the county.
Those who purchase msgeziaes at Doc ketoree, will obserre
that by Jo. ning this Assomatioo, they rewire the .1f tgarine
and free ti Aft in the ammo! distribution ell at the same
price they now pay for the Magazine alone.
int Memberahipa, address,
t.; L. DERBY, Actuary C. A A .
At either of the princ'pal t dices—'• Kniokerborker Maga
zine "office, 34,8 Broadway, Now York; or We 'tern oMce,
166 Water street, Sandu4ty, Ohio.
igiirdubnoriptioon reodyed by Dr. GEOSGE lI.DYFEB,
No. 140 Wood street, Honorary Secretary, for Pdtsbuigh,
Peoria. nov7
s„, , ,ZCOND HAND els. Ates.—One d1..,i, octave Nano torte
" in elegant Itosem>od cave, with carved nonlding end
Iron frame; warranted to be in perfect order. $225.
Oue 7i octave Piano Forte, in slnbay,any csue. $175.
Ono 6. " $125.
One 6 .. 1,1 " $lOO.
One 6 o " " 76.
For wile by CFI AII.LOTTE BLUME
octl2 No. 11l Wood street, 24 door above Fifth.
Cl_ =PLIAS MONEY I—lnvested in c good Watch, a good
10 Razor. ore good Gold Pun. tindispeneetble articles for
every accurate, truthful, intelligent person,) wilt return
much pleasure and satisfaction. WILtON, on the corner
of market and Fourth streets, 13 generally reported to Lave
the tweet maul tneent In the city, and to tell the cheapest
quatil considered.
Does your Watch need repairing or cleaning? WILSON
has the beat Watch Repairing Shop in the State, at t 7 Mar
ket street, corner of Fourth. oct3l
i A FEW BARGAINES—One of als amen, at Woods' Run,
fltvly itoprovrd, with fruits and buildings, and front
ing on the Ohio river. It is offered at much lee(' than its
worth.
One lot of half an ems, on the Allegheny river, in Du
outline Borough, on which in erected a enperiar house. It
be given in exchange for good Western land.
. Twenty-eight acres et Jftel's Run, three mitre below the
city
Twenty-three acres adjo , ning Temperancewille.
Alt these are off red low enough to tempt you cut of
3 our money: sod if theme co not suit yon, just call and get
prioted Register of Lots and Lamle for sale. On it there
are hargaina offered. THOMAS WOODS,
I oval • f 0 Yenrth Amt..
P. AL DAVIS, Atkeioneer
1 1.51, VIZI:, IN JO ,?
CiAItTLICA & FIJX,%
Fdundrtet, .9.mth fires, ck
Direst from the Staffordshire Potteries
A LATE ABA' AL or
G01K=23:313Z1
0 'IV ER W. B RN '
no, 7 C. 5 11 Pi't 1.0 •x:: mud noll.lllr
Cosmopolitan Art AteOliallun
SA :USD YEAR
..kiz6pafigiltica s.hd 94iti3isa)
Vselaas.-aThe Wind May See.wa.lt is gratify
lug for us to be able to announce to the public that the
utility of . BALLS' PATENT BYE CUPS is now no expert.
=A—their wonderful effecta are oomitig daily to the
knowledge of the proprietors. Strange as it may seem, ft
!eltrue, that Spectio'es May tedispeneed with entirely ant
eight restored to Its original power. These cups are
yet philosophical. They are used without pain or the least
danger of Iniury. Below bill be found several a zit Beate,:
which speak highly in then. favor:,
rOO 000
, .___
[From the New York Evangelist.)
A viar siuipre set philosophical instrument, bee been
invented by J. Ball a Co., of this city, by the application of
which the cornea of the eye 14 gradually raised to Its orbit
nal convexity, causing the f :cur t impinge on the rotioe
without the aid of convex lenses. Thus by so ea ty provers
persons who bare used glasece for yea a are enutol,l ts
dispraise with then,
The critter of the Pennaylvanla Duitarrat rrrit,a as 1,1
lowa, recpaotieg the cure of 31re. Ouratead, of truiou Loa
PanuayilralliS:
Being well acquainted with lira Curate:ld, I know tha
befare she u ed —Ball's Patent Eyatiips," it was impoeci
ble t"...r bee to rend without the UN6 of cpectacles, and that
bar eight has barn restored by :he ruse at the Cupe, 63 thlt
.he now reeds print with her naked e k e without difficulty.
JOll6l F. Dreamt., Ed. Penn. Democrat.
klatostairowa, June I. 1£154.
Dear Sir—fleeing lost my sight by old age, I woo In.
duced to purchase your wonder ul instruimmts, and by
using the same according to your directions, I succeeded in
restoring my sight no that I can read by night er day with
font spectacles I have not used my spectaciee for the last
three or four months, which shows that the restoration is
not a temporary one, but a valuable and permanent cure.
Itladvula Rant,
of the firm of Buell d Brother., Futadale, UM.
pig By remitting five dollars, a pair will be sent, post
paid, with lull directions, to any part of the country. Ad.
dress DR.. GEO. R. ifIEYFISR, corner of Wood street and
Virgin alley. Pfttsbnrgh, Pa. senl 9 dew
413' Important to Farmers--pew Illscov
erles.—VEGaT ABLE CATTLE P9WDER.—Theee Pow
ders are put up In one pound packs, and are really a good
article, not only for the diseases incident to horses, cow, ,
swine, and other animals, bit they are likewhe an excel
lent article to improve the condition of the animal.
For Mllth Onus, they not only Improve the condition of
mitch cows, but they inccease the quantity as well as
prove the quality of milk and butter. The proprietors say
that It increases the quantity of batter from half a pound
to a pound a week to each cow, while those persons who
here tried it say a pound and • half to two pounds pe-r
week, with the game kind cf feeding as before. Of one
thing we are certain, all who nee it once will use it all the
time, and saveznoney by the operation so well us im• rove
the appearance of their stock. Price 2.5 eta. a paper; 6 pa
pe'rei for $l. Gz.O. IL KEYSER,
Corner Wood surest a Ld Virgin allay,
nacre: Wholesale and Retail Agent
Cough ttomodlea. —1 r. lieyser'a Pectoral
Syrup will cure you.
Dr. Key.eee Pectoral Syrup will cure Bronchitis.
Dr. lieyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Laryngitis.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Influenza.
Dr. Keyeer's Pectoral Syrup will cure a cold in the head.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Incipient Con•
sompticri.
A reoeLt later [rya Mr. J. W. Vlnteh, of Ecktby, Olio,
says:
"I want you to send we two bottles of your Pectoral
Syrup by mail. Thera is e. lady here who has a cough and
the I.l,,ctcra caret cure her. I wee in the ouwe war, and
tried everything without benefit, matt! I got s bottle or
your Pectoral syrup; I took It but MVO' and It cured roe
sound and well."
Ask for Dr. KEISER'S Pm-roam. Brno, and take no other.
Price, LO collet hold at Dlt. 1,:o. 140 Wood
etroet, and at J P..11,EM f NOll, Allegheny. ep2s:davo
0/3 - 111ars112 , s Radical Cure Truss will cure
nearly every care of mduceabla
Trusses en various prices always on Land
C lUldren's Trusses of different firma and strength
for sale.
Elastic Stockings for Ttri , Alle or enlarged vet.,
A Trel omnial Onpp —A dozen dirtorrot kinds.
Pile Props tot tho support and ours of Plies.
S I:Lou/der Brae of w relieve a crooked and deformed
condltiou of the (Alert, and many dlamora of the Chest.
Swope [talon Bandages.
. . .
All Lhasa articles may be had or applied at DR. REY.
ERR'S Wholesale and Retail TItIISS 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.
apliontsas
Sir A Substitute for the New Liquor
Lew.—Dit. URBAN'S ANTI•BAOL'HANALLMN
a safe and care remedy for the cure of
INTEMPERANCE.
A concentrated vesteraloe extract, and as a tonic Is nue
quailed. For the following complaints it lee most valuable
medicine: Dyrpepstd, Liver Complaint, Epilepsy, Nevem/gm,
Pilo, Fevers of all kinds, Lkt.rzurt Tremens General
This medicine is intended to produce a change in the sys
tem, and a distaste for uscoholie drink& 'Several instances
where we have sold it, we have had the most gratifying
results; as, to persons who are really desirous of breaking
off the indulgence is in toxic° deg her erages, this elixir will
be a great help. Saki at $1 per rotas at the Drug Store of
Gil. GEC/. 11. IiEYSER, No. 140 Wood street, corner of
Virgin alley, Ago of the Golden Mortar. isp2:dAw
DR, HOOFLAND'S
GERMANBIT TEES ,
PREPARED BY
DR. C. M. JA.CEBOA, Philadelphia, Pa.,
R'LLL ETTSCTOALLT CERA
LIVEN. 0031 PLAINT, DYSPY.TaLt, JAUNDICE.,
Chronio or Yeroout DebUsty, Diseases of ae Kidneys, anJ
datates srasang from a disordered Ze.rer or Slorne.a.
Such
Oonattlta•
don, Inward Nits,
Fulness, or Blood to the
Eload, AtSdl ty of t ho Stow &eh,
N a uotut4 Heartburn, Disgust for f ood,;
to.lrept or trely,ht In tho Stomach, Boot
uctstions Sitsio,r,, or ➢lottoring at the Pit
of the P:rimming of the flood, flurried
cd Breathing, ?loitering at the Heart, Cloth.
In. or offoesting Sensation when In lying Postine, Dirocase
of Vision, Dow cf Webs before. the Sight, rotor and
Diiii Pula In the flood, Deficiency of Perspiration
Yellosaii.s of the Skill and Nyee, Pain In the
8i•!., Brick, Chest, Bwiden
%lushes of Heat Burning in the
Strati, Constant Linzgln-
Ingo of ftvil, and great
Deprisanott of
Bpirits.
The proprietor, in codling the erten:lois of the public to
this rep/rt.:Jou, itties rc 'At • teeth:kg of the utmost earth
deuce in its virtues owl "ton to the dlsi.maros for which
It to recommended.
It la no now and untried article, but one that bee stood
the teat of a ten yasrs' trial tiekra the American people,
and Its reputation and sale is unrivalled by env Familiar pia •
carationa artaut. ih. testimony In Its favor given by the
meet prominent and wall known Phyvichum and lnttivlda•
In all parts of the COOMIS is Immense. Referring any
who may doubt, to my `• Memorabilia," or Practical Itowipt
Book. fur Parm..ra and igM.1.14,5, to be had grant, of all Lb
Agents for the Getman Bitters..
Principal 001zei and kinnufactory, 1.10 Arch otr.ent, PhDs
dolphin In.
Lee AMA by Dr. Dan. 13. Heyaer. 140 Wood etreot; B. A
Fa Fan:ALIA A Co., No. ei Wood street; Leming Brothers
11 Wool Ft: vet P. Swartz and J. P. Fleming, Allegheny
ivin
, 1 rillt. BRoVi).1„ lin 41. Diamond Alley, deo
r.,.retie his entire attention to an office praction ...
. Ills battoers Is mostly coollued to Prieure
Tencrectl Diseafes, and ouch painful affections,
liroaght oa by imprudence, youthful Indulgence ead fiXOCIL,
Syrhil , e, Syphilitic Erupt:lone, G cnorrbets, ker.., Stricture,
_ rh.chnrges, loilmrliy of ;he klood. with ail °lnca
,' of die Vcurreel Urban. Skip Litiewtr•, Scorbutic Erup
t., s, Ttdd-er, llorcurt.ll Diereee•, So:nivel
nneattle's, Impotency, Piles, itheudnidism, Fernald ‘Verit•
new, Monthly Supprwstone, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula
In Ano, !sternum+ efrecticine ' Piaui In the Beck cud
Irritation of the Bladder end Kddneyn, aucceasfully treated.
Core nuarnntred.
Twenty sears' practice (ten In this city) enables Dr.
Brown to offer assurancLa of a speedy aura to all who map
com. under his care.
Mice and Prfeat.. CoosaHalloo Itootua, 41 Diamond alley
via_ Charges moderate ' re•eEed Iv
I.I6LIILACISJI AND Nh'URALtiI.A. —Dr. EIWWY
hereby informs the afflicted that his remedy for the
at..yre mentioned dlsimuals is one that will cure. lie will
earri.nt a cure in any case of this kind. Th , s remedy was
neve! known to lull when properly persererod with.
Many mutter the torture of thiecomplaint for mos,tha and
yearn, wt en a tevr t.ll :are a ould pref ore a certain, sale
and speedy remedy.
. _
and Private C. , l.rmiting tooma, No. 41 DIAMOND
alley. je1.15
Kendall's Double Acting Fiver and Shaver.
rf vll,B improvement is the result of keg mechanl al ex
perience, and Ls now presented to the public as the first
nod only practical machine extant tor itivir g' and binning
:shingles inn operallnla are satin-1. dissimilar from every
thing of the Mud heretofore offered, and the c.mbi..adon
and temstru -Roo are wholly original w th the inventor.
It both rives end stiliTaS rift of the timber, by first
spill tins (tom the birch a pt.,. thl h enough f r two shin
gles, which I.iet-en equally divided, and by passing through
two or to of haireS, completes the operation, thus producing
too shingles at every revolution. This machine will rive
and sbeve three thousand shingles per h'ur, of unifocm
thickness end taper, and every wa r superior to those man.
utac , urel by any other provers. Not only is It adapted to
pints, end raiser soft wo , d, but works to equal advantage in
hard timber of various drecriptb,ns.
For right of territory, or machines, hag titre at the City
Hotel, er .c 11. H. Ryan's Furniture buildings, /'Jib street.
All let...reefed in tb, lcuprovemc nu of the ago should not
lell to Cull at 3: Filth street., and examine the wo:kings of
the River and Shaver.
c yffaltf 0. R. CID AIHERLIN. Agent.
Dr VIRTUE of pre under the hands of Wm. D.
.1)II McClure, President of the Court of Common Pleas, in
and for the Fifth Judicial District of Petinsylennia, and
dueller of the Court of Oyer and Terminer. and General
Jell Delivery, in and for said District, and William Dogge
and Gabriel Adams, Esqe., Assoeiate Judges of the same
Courts, in and f r the County of Allegheny dated the Stb
day of November, inthe year of oar Lonioue thousand eight
hundred au I fifty five, end to nth directed, for holding e
Court cf Oyer and Termiucr, and General Jail Delivery, at
the Court House in the City of Pitteburge, on the fourth
Monday of December next, at 1.0 o'clock A. M.
obits notice is hereby given to all Justices of the Peace,
Corner and Constables of the county of Allegheny, that
they be them and there, In their proper persona. with their
route, records, inquisitions, examtnations and other remised.
brances, to do those thing. which to their respective ofticee,
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 end there to prose.
cute against them as ebalt be just.
(Dern under my hand in Pittsburgh, this fifth day of Nl>
vee.ber, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hem.
deed and fiftyifiee, and of the Commauwealth, the 78th.
uov7itil BODY PATTEIIBOI4, Sheriff
TORN OGDEN & CO., Bottlers , No. 1.87 First street,
el would respectfully inform the public th t they have
nonst4utly on hand a lar..e supply of SARSAPARILLA,
MINERAL W4=l4 ALE and PORTER, of the best 4ual.
Ity.
The attention of familiee Is particularly directed to the
fact that they bottle WaINItIGIIT'S ALE in its purest
state. Physicians recommend It to families bu account al
Its wholesome and strengthening qualities. rom2o:ly
Boot and Shoe Jaanufactory.
tiAldE3 O'DONNELL BRO.,
de ti§z §
Would respectfully inform Me citizens
of Nttsburgh, that they have opened a manufactory
of MEN'S AND WOMEN'S BOOTS AND 8110E8,
Aiico: 70 Smithfield street,
In Wrnsan's Bunaums, where they will he prepared to Sil
all orders of every description of Eoots and Shoes at the
shortest notice.
In order to accommodate all classes of customers they
will also keep on sale a good assortment of the beet eastern
work. Also, all descriptions of children's wear.
Terms strictly cog; goods al cath,pricca.
A share of the public patronage Is ',calcite& Vartem
UNIONTOWI, Ps, August 1,18E4.
CELEBRATED
Proclamati on
lc'.,:C ~t F 'F .
r
EIME I
7 ' A.MEDIVAI.
EREMVIVS`
HOLLAND BITTERS
ELECTRO-CHEMISCHE AROMA
OF
Echt Hollandecit Kruiden Bitters.
rilWO YEARB have elapsed Moen the introduction of We
1
valuable medicine into the Uni , ed eitetvi. During
this time it has gained a Lniversai papuiardy as a remedy
for
Pao. and Ague, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Hatiacha,
Lau of Appeam, DebWly. Osaioczess,
Btiuct and Reeding Ales.
Many of our rivet worthy edam's unirit, its wend/ rani
efficacy in all affections of the stomach. and liver. est
topic, it never has been equalled, for the relief it affordsin
all case* of debility or weakness of any kind is almost in.
stantaneoua. In net - Taus, rheumatic and nettralgm affee.
Lion ,it has in numerous icuoances proved highly beneficial,
and in others effects I a decided care..
When eminent phy Milne prescribe, and their patietsb
so unhesitatingly- recommoug, surely- ye may cease to
doubt, and eagerly t , st I:6 virtues for OUrefehre3.
FiCVER AND AGM
A am of Eight A(oaths' Strradinp Ova by Boerhaves
Ebtland Balers —Michael Kelly, r o 117 Grant, near Smith
field Street, says: " Last July. while • nutting on the deer,
on a cot on boat plying between Natchez and New Orleans,
1 was taken with,ever and ogue. For eight long months
1 suffered with this dreadful disease. Tim glade: part of
tips fine 1 was unable tcaoork, and •pent at least fifty dot-
Jere for different medicine, but found no tennanent relief.
Dare weeks CO,g one of my friends insisted Upon my trying
shave's holland Bitten, saying teat a =Mal guaran
teed. After taking it for OILS leek, I must elate 1 was a
sound man. 1 have bean at work now t,r two ovate, and
have had no reborn of t.e chill, and fever whatever."
1 certify the above statement is true.
Taw. Aortas, Diamond Gauze
Or at it Uhniter's, Gothic
IIEADACIID AND DEBILITY.
Mr. Mae Liecoznb, of Birmingham, Bayer "I have found
in Beerhave's Slane a remedy for headache end debility.
My wife ban oleo 111 , 0 it with the greatest benefit."
Mr. A. S. filehoteon, of Pittsburgh, Mao remarks that he
lute experienced much relief frosl . lt . a uee for heinlaci.e.
READ THISI
A Hollander's Testimo .y.—Jacob Muskets, living in the
lloliand fOttlement of nimuoygen, Wisconsin, Soya: ...After
suffering for some time the misery ettendlognir utter pros.
t. ...lon of mind and body, I tare Leen restored, by using
ho-rneve's Holland Bitters; to pal feet health."
The fact of !hie remedy being in high repute among
the limland.hs in Wisconsin, Michigan, hew York—in hug,
in every Rolland settlement In the Oalted.B &tee—argue
much in its firer.
6TRk.NOTIS AND REALTII RESTORED
llr. John Devithon, hying ten miles oboe., Pitzsburgh, on
the Penneyiveme Canal, 'Jaye: When 1 cotaxiannee4 Wang
rhave'd IJoiland Ett [Corr, I could bully walk—now,
jvy excellent bealh "
. .
14 .6 aKN EBB OF 1' 11 E KOH AC3I AND' INDIO FSTION
et nether Great Cure Fffeeted by Einar/raver 50=1 Bitters
—The wife of reef .to wine Iliviug 1a floiland Town, the
hot gan rounty,Wisconain, antlered much frvm AiLtle r ae of
the arcro.thlo and Imligehon. Bhe had bean under a rhy
tLian'e are tor rouse time, bat the disease se-smell to horne
eves his skill. Elto purcoased tome ilciland linters at our
ofil , e, ninth has given tone t her stomach, her appetite
and strength ere returning, and 39.1 firmly believe that this
to • noth:r great care effected ty your medicine.
We hare still to record many wonderful cureeeffected by
this remedy, but must wait another opportunity. One
thing you can rely upon, what we have published are mom
tensor' much reepected In our community, and are literal
ly true. 3. Quinnus,
Editor Sheboygan Nieulfhode, EhhhOygan, b.
....—..
h.UU?d.&L
A Case of 1100 Months' Standing Mired by Boerhare's
labßand Baters.--George IJimaerson, or kfttiburigh, abyb:
•titer honoring for three roonuurtrith rheomatism--a part
of the time w severely as to confine me to my bed—l 1 5141
been entirely eared by wring Bourhave's Holland Bitters.
I have la. d one attack since ; but found aloarat instantaneous
relief ID the came medicine. It is, in my opinion, a sure
remedy for rheumatism."
IffltYollB AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This changeable weather Is likely to produce a great deal
of sieltners. To parsons troubled with nervous or rhenma
'o affections, we would recommend Boerhare's Ito!land
Litters. On referring to our columns, you !nil And mrtlll
- from Rome of our first German and ltnglish'uttliena—
fenntylorerrfo Stoats Zdtung.
THE IA OLtbT jOnbi UF PILES CAN BE CURED.
We are at liberty to refer to several well known gentle.
men, who have ut.ed, thoroughly tnitted, and now reemn
u. end Boertave'a Holland Bitters as a remedy for piles.
We are not at liberty' to publish their names. but will take
pleasure In referring any person to them who denies this
statement.
Nur .his affection, one-half of the prescribed dose should
be : okra—say half teaspoonful, morning, noon mud night,
one hour before meals.
CAUTION I
The great popularity of this delightful Are= boa in
duced many imitations, which the public should guard
against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything
else until 3 ou have given 'lucrative's liotland Biting a fair
trial. One bottle will convince you how infinitely superior
it is to all three imitations
tel. Bold et $1 par bottle or six bottles far $4, by the
CON Proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE,
Manufacturing Pharmacootlata and Cbeinbta,
corner Smithfield and Third eta, rittaburgh.
R. EL n.ELLititS Q CO., Drugglate,
corner of Second and ►flood Wags.
And all Druggist! In Pittsburgh, A.degihany, Birmingham,
Atanchretnr anti Temparancevitte. seiAndisrly
DR. MORSE'S
II % iiiORATING CORDIAL,
pIaCNONENON IN .11.81)101NE.
H•ait) Restored mind Life Lengthened
MORBZ't3 INVIGORATING ELIXIR.
IT will replace weakness with strength, Incapacity wit
efficiency, irregularity with uniform and natural ao•
tivity, and this not only without hazard of reaction, but
with a happy erect on the genera! organisation. JR,- Bear
In mind that all maladies wherever they begin, linieh with
+he nervous system, and that the parelization of. the nerve
of motion and sensation le physical death. Bear In mind,
also, that for every kind of narrow dLemise, the tnlvir Oar•
dial is the only reliable preparative knows'.
CUBE OP hkavouB D/BEABIIII.
No language can convey an adequate Idea of the home
diate and almost miraculous change which it occasions In
the diseased, debilitated and shattered nerrous upstart',
whether broken down. by =era, weak by naturejor Impair-
ed by sicknem—the unstrung and relaxed organisation le
at once braced, revisited and built op. The mental and
physical eymPtems of nerrous diocese vanish together un
der Its Influent, Nor is the effect temporary; for the Clor
dial properties of the I:llBdiGiLle reach the constitution itaelf,
and restore It to Its normal condition.
L-088 09 td.llllOllY,
Confusion, giddinsts, rush of to the head, maims
choly, ctebihty; hysteria, wretatteiness, thoughts of if
destruction—four of insanity, dyspepsia, general prostra
Lion, irritability , tterroosnese, inability to. sleep, dhows,
Incident to males, decay of the propagating functimus, hys
tale, monome.nU., vague terror, palpitation of the helm
m potency, constipation, etc., from whatever tuners arising
It Is, if there be any reliance to be placed on bUICLau teats
stony, so...Az/U.ly handllble.
A GREAT MF.DIOINE BUR FSMITMA
The unparalleled effects of this gnat formative in all
complaints incident to fornalee, mark a new era to the ennals
of medicine. Thomsen:de& atimu tants have bean invented—
thou-ands of invigorante concocted—all purporting to be
specified in the various diseases and derangementato which
the delicate formation of woman renderiter
MVERY WOMAN OH WON;
Who eaters from weak - sees, deraergement, neirommene,
tremors, pains in the bask, 9r any oche; tur.o.-des, whathet
Yeraltai to her sex , or common to both . mes-44) . /Av. the
rrrigorating Cordial a trial.
MARRIED PRILSONB,
Clrothers, 11111 find this Cordial after they have =tad a hot
tie or two, a thorough regenerator of the system. In all
directions are to be found Vito happy parents or healthy off
spring, who woull DOt have been so but for this extraordi-
nary preparation. lad It la equally potent tor themany diet
eaxs tor which it is recommended. Thom:wide of yept.g
moo have been restot:d by using it, and not In e single Ws
titan= has it failed Cc benefit the=.
PE1.030:18 02 PX.I..E COMPLZXION..
ow cmurettupeve habits, are rumored by the inlet of &'bottle cy
MO to bloom and vigor, changing the akin from a pale, yel
low, trickly color, to a beautiful florid complexion.
TO THE 31113 GUIDED.
These areeome ofthesedena Maianchtly attests prodp.
cod by early habits of youth, else Nreakness Of . the butt
lead limbs, pains in the h..ad, dimness of eight, leetiof mus
cults power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, IlerfOW ,
aitsbility, derangement of the digestise functions, general
debility, symptoms of consumptions, etc.
Mentally the fearful ramie on the mind aro much to be
dreaded. Lose of memory, confusion of !demi depression
of spirits, evil forebodings, ellereloll to society, selt-dhdrust.
lose of solitude, timidity, sto., ere some of the evils produ
ced. All thus abated _
BETORE conaMPLATING yfARRTAGA
should reflect that • sound mind and Maly sheathe meet ne
cessary regality; to promote; connubial happiness; indeed.
without those, tho journey through lil becomes • weary
pilgrimage—the prospect hgurly darkens the view; the
mind becomes shadowed with despair and SlibA,with the
melancholy reflection that the happiness Or *another be.
soma blighted with your own.
CAUTION.
Dr. Horse's Invigorating Cordial het been enunterfeited
by some unprincipled persons.
In flans:yell the genuine Cordfiel will have the proprie.
torte facelmile pasted over the cork of each bottle, •nd the
following verde blown in the glass:
Dr. in Dirge! Inertgorattlitg Ooi al,
G. 11. RING, P,rovriSor; N. Ti
The Cardin' Is put up, highly eoneentratdi, in plat
ties—price three dollars per bottle, tao for flaa dollars,
for Metre dollars. 0. U. RING Plisprbstar,
192 Bread,47; N. T.
Sold by Drogights throughout theynlted nuts, Osna4
end the West ladles.
AG ENTB:
Pittsburgb 0150. 11. RSTSICR,BIo. lioWood st
Do. - FLEMING, BROS., No. 6o Wood st.
Do. BELLERS. Wood Itr.et.
Albuthorl Otty—BECK LUX & WHENNAN ;
Do. --JAMES T. SAIIPLE, & 004
Do. ... .. P. FLEXING.
Azont o 01110-. J. D. PAILS. Modtonsil IP/I:WTI
F. Brown's gnomon of Jamnion.olntger.
rillald Essence is a preparation of unusual eacellenca.
I In ordinary (Barri:cos, incipient cholera, in shart,in all
cases of prostration cf the digesti.o functions...it iaptines
tlinable value. During the prevalence of apidendechelera
and summer complaints, It is peculiarly egleacious; ne
Zuni y, individual or traveler should be withtiut it.
CArnoa.—Bo ewe to gat the genuine ,Essaneeierhich ly
prepared only by P. BROWN, at his hrug and - Chemical
Store, N. E. corner of. Earth and Chutnnt streoi, Philadel
phia, and for sale by all tb-s respectable Apothecaries in the
United btates, and in Pittsburgh by
A A. BALINEZOO. St CO.,
Botnix ca. •
dud In Allegheny by
IL P. ECENAUTZ, -
LEE A. ar.entsm....,
sepftelmdaw
retlxnecht Celibrailt - cd Eplettiosie. Bane..
OTANN PRBEMINENT -for fiawring BOUPtiArraVia , ,
0 Flab, Meat, 01=0, Av. We advise etl gotiol
W try It. MOO 25 cents per bottle, at alfGrOcinylind/scdt
Stotei fa the United States and Oanadsa
Par sale by WOLORO and G. a. - EnsER. Plitabanib.
• : MUGU? CO,
141 v.rt•r arr..f tniingdebbla.
JaQlCuirvly to
UtSBANTA MAGNESIA—Tbr beet 6rtiPlitiE6d 2 V ol / 1
MU. now in use. 12 &Ben received by '
JO& FLAMM%
farm Diamcal awlEtarkee M.
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