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Ilailq Morning paol.
, IFFICIAL PAPER OF TfIE CITY.
PETTSIBURGM:
2AI'URDAY MORNING::::
11ORIVIING POST JOB OFFIOI9.
tt - r would rail the lineation of IitEII.C'HANTB AND
BUSINESS AIEN to the fact that we have Just received
from Philadelphia a number of route of new Job Type, and
are now prepared to fill orders for Cards, Circulars, Bill
Paper Books, Posters, and Programmes for exhib!.
Ilona. All orders will be promptly filled.
SATURDAY WEEKLY POST.
Our weekly, 'aimed to-day, contains a large
amount of interesting matter, among which will
be found the followint articles:
Interesting Story—" Coming Down." By Alioe
B. Neal.
Editorials—The next President ; Increase of
the Navy; The Annual Insult; A Pacific Rail
road.
Foreign ltrewa.—By two stenmerr
Local New& —Three columns, embracing every
thing that has transpired in and about the city
since our last teens, including the proceedings
of cur local Courts, the Supreme Court of Penn
ey' vania and the U. S. Circuit Court.
Price five cents, with or without wrappers;
or $2,00 per year to single subscribers.
PITTSBURGH AND STEU BENVILLE
RAILROAD.
The proceedings•bf a meeting of the Direotore
of the Pittsburgh and Stfuhenville Railroad
Company were published in our paper yesterday,
and they present good grounds for euoc urage
metal in regard to the prospects of that road,
But $103,700 is wanted to complete the road
bed for the whole length, and prepare It for lay
ing down the iron. That road is of the utmost
importance to Pittsburgh, and the comparatively
sma:l sum required cart surely be obtained in
our city in this prosperous year. Capitalists
con subscribe to first mortgage bonds or to
stock at their option. The one is perfectly se•
onre, and the other sure to pay. It is but a
link in a long chain of roads running through
the richest portion of the west, and extending
to Philadelphia on the east. For freighte and
travel no road has better prospects; and there
is no one in which Pittsburgh h3e a more direct
and deep and manifest interest Now is the
time to lend a helping hand, and make an in.
vestment far the public benefit, and for private
gain at the sama time.
Thero is one thing in relation to that Comps.
ay that should command public oonfidence. The
estimates of the President and Engineer have
turned out very accurate in every instance ; and
we have no doubt that the sum now estimated
as required to complete the bed of the road will
be eutleirot for the purpose. Its affairs are
well managed, and it only waits for a compare,.
tively small sum now to be soon completed.
Our citizens will doubtless respond to this call
for so important a purpose. The mortgage bonds
boar seven per cent. interest, and it is believed
the stook will draw seven per cent dividends
when the road is in operation. Either is a good
and safe investment.
The citizens of Philadelphia are raising a sub.
scription to the stock of the Steubenville and
Indiana railroad, to enable that company to
equip that road with cars and locomotives for
its business. That road is but an extension of
the Pittsburgh and Steubenville, and will throw
all its freights and business upon it. If Phila
delphians can have such confidence in the Ohio
road as to subscribe liberally to its stock, we
can certainly have equal confi denoo in our own
road, with more than equal chances of success.
The company designs to build the bridges as
soon as the road is in working order; and the
through line, the best line of roads in the United
States will then be oompletc.
b 4 r2able Oven has lately been invented and ,
patented which for cheapness, oonvenienbe and I
utility excels, we think, any new invention that;
has lately appeared. And the rapiditr of aril.
sales of rights, and of ovens, show that such is
the public appreciation of its merits. Between
three and tour thousand of these portable ovens,
of different bizes, have been manufactured and
sold within a few months, and not the first com
plaint or word of dissatisfaction has been heard
from any one who has given it a trial. It gives
satisfaction everywhere, in dwellings, hotels, on
steamboats, and every where where neat, cheap
and good cooking is desired
This Oven Is made of galvanized iron which
radiates no heat, but confines it all within the
Oven, and, as a consequence, not one-third of
the fuel is required as in common ovens, or
stoves. Bat the saving of fuel, great as it is,
is not its only, or even its beet quality. It bakes
meats, pies, potatoes, bread or any thing else in
about half the time of other ovens; cooking
them more uniformly : nd completely than any
other oven now in use. So say, without hesita
tion, those who have tried them; and at the
same time these ovens are 60 constructed as to
contain more at a time than any stove or side
oven. Badly bakrd bread, or pastry, or meats
will never come out of these ovens, and they are
so simple that any one can manage them oneness
fully.
It is a portable oven, and of light weight, so
that it oan be taken into any room In the bootie,
or into the oellar, or out doors for use according
to the state of the weather, or the wish of the
cook or family. It is easily kept clean, too,
and the smoke, soot and steam escape by a flue
without coming in contact with the food. Some
seven or eight different sizee are made to suit
the wants of large or small families, of hotels,
steamboats, &0., and it cannot fail to go into
general use. When fairly tried and made
known, every family will want one, and will
have one.
These ovens are now manufactured at twelve
or thirteen different places In this Country, and
all are kept busily employed in supplying the
demand. One firnein Pittsburgh is preparing
to commence their manufacture immediately ;
and we see not why any tin and sheet iron
worker cannot make them by procuring the
castings and galvanized iron, and purchasing
the right to make and sell.
Moses F. Eaton, No. 80 Fourth street, Pitts
burgh, is agent for the patentees, and will sell
rights to make and vend In the counties of
Washington, Greene, Fayette, Westmoreland,
Cambria, Armstrong, Clarion, Venango, Mer
cer, Lawrence, Butler, Beaver and Crawford.
Allegheny oonnty has been sold for a large sum,
and fortunes can be made out of It in the coun
ties named.
It le an invention of real and great utility
and ectractay, always giving satisfaction and
saving expense on trial ; and will no doubt
speedily oome into univereal use throughout the
country. Practical men have examined it, and
immediately Wright rights for large territories.
We oould mention somo sales showing how
highly the thing is valued by good judges ; and
the agent is in possession of most satisfactory
testimonials.
Praotioal men in either of the counties above
named can make money fast, on a small capital,
by entering into this business. It li, in our
opinion, the beet thing yet for making money,
and furnishin g a most valuable article for gen•
eral nee.
The Richmond Enquirer devotes two solid
oolumne to a correspondent who satietles him
self " Why the next Democratic candidate
hould be a southern man, what should
e his qualiti:ations,—and the man for the
crisis." The writer then concludes Henry
A.
Wise, of Virginia is the man otall others.
.b~ y " s ~.. a , ' J
r ''!y. ,
THE —NEW&
The Hoard of Controllers of the Public
Schools of Philadelphia, in their estimates for
the year, ask for $614,000. Among the items
enumerated are $87,000 for new schools, $30,-
465 for repairs, $6.165 for furnaces and stoves,
and $13,654 for Bob 001 furniture.
The In liabapolle satinet nye that in the Ma•
non Circuit Court, on Monday, a divorce was
granted in favor of the plaintiff in the case of
Susan Woodward vs. Fletcher Woodward. The
plaintiff is better known as Susan Denin, the
oelebeated tragedians.
According to the census returns of the year
1860, Washington county, in Pennsylvania, pro
duced 983,187 pounds of Wool, which ie about
seven times larger than the amount produced in
any other county. la Ohio, Licking county
produced 338,245 pounds, being the largest
amount of any county, though several others
run very nearly up to it.
Hon. Joseph Casey, late Member of Congress
from the Tenth District, has been appointed by
Gov. Pollook Superintendent of the Erie and
North East Railroad, which has been forfeited
to the State under the provisions of the bill
passed by the Legislature, and recently signed
by the Governor. Mr. Casey has, we under
stand, already entered upon his duties, and
taken charge of the road.
A Grain Elevator at Charlotte, near the mouth
of the Genessoe River, N. Y., fell on Sunday
evening, destroying a large amount of property,
but happily, involving no lose of life. There
were about 62,874 bushels of wheat in the bins,
a greater amount than had been there before at
one time, although its capaelty.las 100,000
bushels. About 10,000 fell into t river.
English newspapers condemn tic oondnot of
their government in sending a fleet to the West
NOVEMBER 17
Indies, with the purpose avowed, as severely as
we do. The Liverpool Post thinks Lord Palmer.
eton must be crazy ; and it advisee him to stop,
and recall his ships. The English people are al
right, but the aristocracy and the government
have done a foolish and insolent thing this time
that may possibly lead to trouble.
An old German school master in St. Louis,
named Christian Reieter—forty-seven years of
ago—the father of three children, and regarded
by all as a most quiet and inoffensive old gentle.
man, came to his death on Sunday night last
from being stabbed by bowie knives. lie had
been takiog a mug of beer and had jost left the
saloon when he was besot by three rowdies who
had shortly before been expelled from the same
place. It is supposed they took him for the bar
keeper of the saloon.
Hon. Joseph H.. Chandler has been lecturing in
Bt. Louie on "Commoroial Influences," much to
the gratifloation of all, including the press. The
Democrat says: " Choice and exact in its dic
tion, flawing and musical in its periods, feliai.
tone in Its allusions and illustrations, freighted
with a rare learning, abounding in the results of
observation and careful reflection, and dis
cussing a subject of common interest to men of
all parties and creed., it is no wonder that it held
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the large audience spell bound from beginning
to er.d."
A oorreepondent of the Bt. Louie Intelligenetr,
writiog from Topeka, K. T., sun a duel in on the
tapir between CA. Line, President of the Kan
EMS Constitutional Convention, and a Mr. Low
rle, Into private Secretary of Gov. Reeder. The
Colonel was the challenging party. It is sup
posed to have grown out of political diolike
Lane is the great rival of Reeder for the affen.
Sons of the Free State men, and Lowrie being
a friend of the latter, it ie suggested be was do-
==ll=l!MN
Botts did Capt. Tyler
NEBRASKA IN TUB NEXT CONQRESS.—From
table published it appears the next House of
Representatives will stand eighty.one Democrats
to one hundred and fifty-two opposition of all
kinds. The " opposition" is greatly divided
important issues d will
hareaotit.i ruBLEICIEN, inclu wa ded in tne
term " opposition " we have thirty ono Know ;
Nothings from the South, who are in favor of
4-he Nebraska Bill; to which nearly all the North
ern opposition are opposed. These thirty-one
will vote with the eighty one Democrats upon
that subject, making the Nebraska strength in
the House at least one hundred and twelve ; for
there is not, probably, a single man elected by
the regular Democratic organisation who is for
disturbing that measure by agitating its repeal.
There are two Nebraska Know Nothings, certain,
from New York—Valk and Edwards—making
one hundred and fourteen Nebraska men in all,
or within three of an absolute majority in the
House Upon that great Democratic measure
the Home le almost a tie, and we do not believe
it will be disturbed
PSYCHOLOGY —Prof. Spencer, the individual
who dared the spiritualists of this city to a
trial of their respective powers, (but like dis
creet spirits, as they were, they declined,) is
having a high old time In Cincinnati, where the
press seem to think be is a hum. On Monday
evening he gave a lecture on Psychology, and
offered the,inducement of a silver cup to tiny one
to the natural state who would stand perfectly
motionless with his mouth wide o; en the same
length of time as one of his subjects in the
abnormal condition. The experiment was
tried, when a young man from Boston beat his
subjects all hollow, which so exasperated the
Professor that he refused to give him the cup ;
because, as he alleged, the Boston boy was a
psychological subject, and under its influence all
the time. This the boy denied, and the meeting
was likely to end in a row, as one or two of the
Professor's boasted subjects came forward and
declared they were at no time under hie influ
ence bat only shamming.
Erinsettos eT NIGHT.—The Weatminster Re
view explains the fact of the inoreaeod fury of
epidemics in the night, by remarking that it is
at night that the stream of air nearest the
ground must always be the most charged with
the particles of animated matter given out from
the skin, and deleterious gases, snob as oarbonio
acid, the product of respiration, and sulphuret
ted hydrogen, the product of the sewers. In
day, gases and vaporous substances of all kinds
rise in the air by the raritleation of heat ; at
night, when the raritloation leaves them, they
fall by an increase of gravity, if imperfectly
mixed with the atmosphere, while the gams,
evolved during the night, instead of mounding,
remain at nearly the same level. It is known
that carbonic acid gas, at a low temperature,
partakes so nearly of the nature of a fluid, that
it.may be poured out of one vessel into another;
it rises at a temperature at which it is exhaled
from the hinge, but its tendency is toward the
floor, in cold, unventilated rooms.
Tao Use OF CHLOROFORM to EDINBURGH.—
Professor Simpson states, that during the but
six or seven years, few operations have been
performed In Edinburgh, either in liaipital or
private praotioe, without the patient•being pre
viously anesthetized with chloroform. During
that period, one death has occurred in the pity
among the many thousands who have been sub•
jeoted to the use of chloroform. But during
the same six or seven years, among the com
paratively few' operated upon there without
chloroform, three or four deaths have taken
place, either during or immediately after the
surgical operaticn. This statement, from such
a source, is of great value.
RA.ILROADS V. Rivicas.—The N. Orleans Delta
takes up the annual statements of the commerce
of New Orleans for the years 1858, '54, '55,' and
above by inoonteetlble evidence that the exports
for the year ending June 80, 1858, amounted to
$98,988,166; for 1864, to $88,928,728; for
'gm, to $82,882,101--a deoreaae in two years
of sixteen millions of dollars ! The oanae of this
diminution in the export trade is very justly at
tributed to "the railroads constructed by North
ern, Eastern and Western enterprise, which have
tapped tributaries of the Missiesippi within the
last two years and a half, and traansferred to
their own routes the produce and freight which
need to find its natural entrepsr e i! In New Or
leans,"
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ELECTION IN NEW ORLEANS.
The New Orleans Crescent, in its issue of Wed
nesday, 7th inst , says: n the peaceable man
ner in whi.h the electio : of Monday was con
ducted is considered somewhat surprising." And
yet in another portion of the same paper we
find the following record of affraysbywhich two
men were killed and four or five dangerously
wounded. It must be premised that the Crescent
is American in politics, and of course, therefore,
gives its side of the story, but It will be observ
ed that the Know Nothings did all the killing :
At the eighteenth precinct—on Victory street,
between hlarigny and Mandeville streets—Major
Henry Blase, a German military officer, and
keeper of a coffee-house at the corner of Victo
ry and Elysian Fields streets, was shot at, and
received two bullets, one iu his hip and the oth
er in his leg. As to the origin of the difficulty,
we have been able to arrive at but one point with
certainty, viz : that he was the first to make any
hostile demonstration, which he did by drawing
a revolver. He had no sooner done so than nu•
merone American revolvers were drawn upon
him; without firing he turned and fled, dropping
his pistol, which some one snatched up and fired
after him. As he ran other pistols were fired,
and thirteen bullet-holes in the fenee and house
past which he ran, show what a miraculous
escape from death be had. He Wet his resi
dence doing well.
At the twentieth precinct, corner of Cassanal
vo and St. Ferdinand streets, at about 1 o'clock,
a Frenchman named Antoine Feller raised an
altercation on account of his naturalization pa
pore being rrjected, which resulted in his reoeiv
lag two stabs from the effects of which he died
In a cab, while on his way to the hospital. The
Coroner began an inquest on the body yesterday,
which will probably continuo eeveral days. A
man named William Delmot was slightly hurt a'
the same time and place.
At the Etnxne precinct, at five o'clock in the
evening, Dr. Frederick Sherer, a German, who
_k
.g. a drug store at the corner of St. Ferdinand
andVeattnEn streets, was shot and killed. Our
beet information is to the effect that he went to
the polls in an irascible humor, speaking very
noisily and insolently as he rient through the
crowd. An American gentlemen, well known
for his peaceable and amiable disposition ap.
proaohed him, and putting his hand on his
shoulder, said, in a friendly way, " Doctor,
don't go on so—you'd better leave here, for
yuu'll get hurt if you stay." At that the Doc
tor becoming exasperated, drew a revolver and
tired full at the gentleman. Tits bullet missed
its aim, tot lodged in the right thigh of a youth
named Joseph Nutter, who was standing by.
Thereupon tne crowd made a charge at him with
pistols and knives ; he ron out St. Ferdinand
street a short distance and fell, with four bul
lets in big body, three a! which alone and cep
erately would have caused death. He died in
an hour or two afterwards. The Coroner com
menced an investigation io his case, also, yes
terdsy, which he had to poatpine, owing to Re
corder Seczoneau taking away the witnesses for
his purposes as a magistrate. The Doctor was
a rabid anti-American, an.i had frequently
boasted in public that all ho wanted to do was
to kill a Know Nothing. Young Nutter's wound
is a very bad one, altaough the bullet had been
ex meted, and he is doing well .
At about the same hour, whilst Mr. James
Boylan, a Deputy Street Commissioner. on
horseback, and several ether members of the
American party, lo two carriages, wore coming
up from the twenty first to the eighteenth pre
cinct, they were fired upon by a party of Irish•
men at the corner of Enghien and Victory
streets, and by other Irishmen concealed iu
houses on Victory street, that neighborhood bo•
Mg exclusively Irish. Some thirty or forty
shots were fired at them, yet, by strange good
fortune, none of the Americans were hurt. Mr.
Boylan, being much exposed, spurred his horse
onward, hay ng drawn his revolver, which he
discharged back at the Irish as ho went. After
the I istol was empty, an Irishman ran out of a
house with an axe, which he drew bank as if to
chop the forelegs of Mr. B.'s horse. Mr. B.
soared him off by pointing his empty pistol at
bin, but was just then eeized by another Irish
man, who came up from behind, and was in the
act of dragging him from his saddle, when ho
was shot by the other Americans, who had
jumped from their carriage and came-to the res•
cue. He staggered to the sidewalk, fell on 11.1,
face and was left for dead ; but when the Amer
icans had got some distance off, be was seen to
jump up and run like a good fellow. He was
probably only gran-d by the bullet, and Stun
ned. Some of the Americans at the eigh
teenth hearing the firing ran down to the rea
cue, but could find no one upon whom to Wreak
vengeance, every doer s: zsi to
rir a.;:d they, with ail
fiVteefoifetiient: bring too considerate to mo
lest women and children by breaking into
lioness.
Tho
of Thurocisy: following
19 from rho Louievillo Courier
VW- Physiclan• say 7 —Liaten
tn HI, testimony of an eminent physician I foyer of
' Vermituge, which is now unieereell n y
savoy-
TEE RESULT IN NEW URIAANN — OCTRAOI2O49 PRO•
led„ •d to b., the best In use; even members of the mediesi
result • (whe are so often opposed to the use of patent need!-
' eines) cannot withhold their approval of this in minable
remedy :
CRED/NOS--BALLOT BOXES DESTROYED
Tee mail het. night brought us New Orleans
papers of the Tth instant. They are full of the
details of the election news in that State, which
we omit as destitute of interest, the telegraph
having already advised us that the Democrats
had succeeded by a decided majority. In New
Orleans the K. N 'a have a nominal majority of
some three or four hundred, bur they seoured it
by the most infamous conduct. Voters were
threatened and intimidated, naturalized citizens
were frightened and driven from the polls, two
men were shot and killed and five others badly
wounded, and yet, after all this, finding them
strives still in the minority, and determined to
succeed, the K. Na.' proceeded to the Seventh
and Ninth astriota, which were known to have
given decided Democratic majorities, and seiz•
ing the ballot beads, poll-books and tally•liete,
trampled them under foot and thou burned them.
The votes, however, had partially been counted,
and the officers of election would certify accord
ingly. Exclusive of those two districts, Huffy,
the K. N. candidate for Sheriff has seven ma
jority. With them, Bell, his Demcotatio com
petitor, is elected by upwards of 300 majority.
Exo!nding the votes in the broken boxes, throe
or four K, N 'a are returned to the Legislature.
The full vote, however, elects Democrats by de
cisive majorities. The New Orleans Bee, a strong
K. N. paper, denounces the outrage in the very
strongest terms.
Journal of a Defeated Candidate.
Thursdoy.—Received the nomination for an
office in the city oeunoils. Surprised and indig
nant. Remonstrated with Committee. Was told
that I must place myself in the hands of my
friends. Eventually did so.
Friday —lmmense poster on a brick pile oppo•
site the house. My name in two feet letters.
Great anguish on part of my wife and family, who
believe that every ofboer of the city government
must, aooording to law, be indicted and tried at
the end of his term. Friends, meeting me in the
street, say that there is a rumor about town that
I am up for cffioe, which rumor ought to be pub
holy oontradiotel. Other friends offer ironical
oongratulations, and leave me in doubt whether
the office is unfit for me, or I for the office. Old
gentleman says that be won't believe it ; for he
know my father, and he was a very reepeotable
man.
Saturday.—Men on the steps of my house,
with a big stick rnd bull terrier. Broad•shoul
dered, slovenly person, with a sanguinary eye.
Came to advise me to beware of a class of ruffians
that go round, .election times extorting money
from candidates. Offers his service to tend the
polls. Customary, he says, to pay in advance.
I refer him to my committee. He whistles to his
dog. Engage him at five dollars, cash down.
We part with expressions of mutual esteem.
Going in, find six men smoking in my parlor.
Delegates from a target excursion. Customary,
they say, for candidates to give prizes on these
occasions. Refer them to my committee. Cap
tain very polite. Tello me that he will give me
time to think about it, and will come on Sunday
with a whole Guard, to let me see what a fine look•
log sot of fellows they are. Result ten dollars
for a prize. Evening—Exolted person calls for
a subscription for a banner. Refer him to my
committee. Threatens personal violence and
swears awfully. Subscribe for a banner. Man
comes with a wooden leg; wants a new one.
Three more banner men. Clergymen, for a sub
scription to a deserving charity. Seventeen men
to tend the polls. More cripples. Delegation
want their fire-engine painted. Man without
arms—to poet bills. Woman for subscription
for coffin. Children all crying up stairs. My
wife in hysterics. General terror and confe.
aim Midnight—Torchlight procession, kettle.
drums ; serene 'e; make a speech ; great cheer
ing; rotten egg hits me in the eye ; general
fight; spanners, brink-bats, Globe, banners,
torches and fists.
Wednesday —Wake up defeated. Tell all my
friends that I don't care for myself, but feel
sorry for the oily. My wife goes home to her
mother ; the children are sent where they can
not be under my influence. :No home, no friends,
no-wife, and no money.
Gall at No. 1 84 Wood St and ex
&minnow. etock of SOFT HATS and WINTER OAPS. Jaen
received, a large lot of Shanghai, Celestial, and other stylee
of Cape, which we will eell low r oash.
°oat
MOSEIAN a 00, 161 Wood stmt.
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Tint Biza or MA.a.--A ridiculous statement
has run through the papers of Adam's having
bean 123 feet high, Eve 118, Noah 103, &o.
The Egyptian mummies, i! they are good for
n'thing else, prove the interesting fact that for
threiror f ur thousand yearn past, man has not
changed in stature. If, therefore, no diminu
tion of it has taken place in the course of all
Azle' ttilaZls"ittgPetn464lBSVei!l.---he
bility that it was materially different in two
thousand years preceding ? The argument is
strong that It was not.
Lira, Stark wanly, 0., January S, 184 P.
1 have used Dr. M'Larie's Worm . Specific in ray private
practice, and em prepared to ray that the unparalleled
aucvs with which I have prescribed its use, both for chil
dren and adults, 'adores me to say the moat in to favor of
any specific or patent medicine ever before brought to my
notice. The mode of administration, the amallness of the
dose, and the certainty of its efficacious affects, glee it, in
my opinion, a decided advantage over any other medicine
of the kind before the public/.
04 - Batch°lor's Hair Dye...4lalr burned Cr
injured by other dyes, faded or variegated ball-, ail restertd
and made beautlftilly brown or black, without a chance of
injuu, by BATCHELOR'S, at the Wig Factory, 2y Broad
way, New York, where It is made, sold, or applied, (in nine
private rooms )
iold, wholesale and retell, 4 Li:. GEO. H. KEYSER, 140
Wma.l street
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Inhalation for Di•ea. .430.
The mole ct Inhalation, in oese• t4 `lungs and
throat, recommended by Dr. Curti 4 4 :' lsement,
ttrtko UP all the true one. Phi ne,,,,.:00 7 .• .tted by
our beet phydelans, that 1061 die' 1 0 . D'cf . - The RUC"
ressfully trettoi by fora! splicess•° ' o. ' : 1 ' to has
been pursued from the flu slit , ,v 49. 1. ,
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motion and carroskula ad wi ck : , ~,,,o0 114 • of the
throat and lunge ref 4 . 1 be gia
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where lung and t it °° ,,p - 105 :...0 0 i,,'. .
lent and rife, we, 06 " 1 . \ 0 0 •
to the glizote,t4F l4, 4* ' A.? •
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Btaskeils,....ol,„LAl L L o 4l6;;Vlivg at
Beaver Dam, Hanover county, near Richmond, had Ague
and Beyer for three years; moat of the time he had chills
twice a day, and rarely less than once: he was parched
with fevers as soon as the chill left him; and after trying
physicians, quinine, moat of the tonics advertised, and
everything recommended to him, was about to give op in
despair, when Carter's Spanish Mixture was spoken of: ha
got two bottles, but before he had used more than a single
on-, he was perfectly cured, and has not had a chill or
f ever ninety.
Mr. Longden is only one out of thousands who have
been benefited by this great tonic, alterative and blood pa'
rifler. Bee advertisement. Boca:its
AV- Stockings and Hosiery for Winter.
—lf you don't want your feet pinched with bad and short
Stockings, you will take our advice and go to 0. DALY'S,
corner of Market alley and Fifth street, and buy some of
those elegant Fine Stockings, that me.ke your feet feel nice
and comfortable. DALY also makes and eudis every vari
ety of Hosiery that you can mention, at wholesale and
retail.
Remember the place, corner of Market alley and Fifth
street.
HATS, HATEI.—We have received our FALL
STYLE OP SILK HATS, which will be found, on ln.
syection, a neat and good article. A good Hat for $3,
end an extra one for $4. Call and flee.
MORGAN d 00., No. 184 Wood et,
Next house to the new Presbyterian Church,
sena
One door from Sixth street
&i-Just Etikaalved, at Orltibieti, a eplendld
assortment of Fall and Winter Goode, of every description,
condoling of Muth, Grenadine, Valencia and Figured Satin
Veatinga, Doeskin and Fancy Caaalinerea, Clothe, Overocd
inge, &c., Sc. Also, Gents' Burnishing Goode In great aid.
Y. which will be sold low for cub. No. 240 Liberty street.
sepl7
oir Balm of Thousand Flowers, for beauti
fying the Complexion, and eradloatJag all TAN, PIMPLIS and
/MI LO from the hum. Bold at Dr. 81CYBED13, 140 Wood
etrftet
OHIO AND INDIANA RAILROAD ,
BRING THB
Continuation of the Ohio and Penna. B. B
TO RdltT WAYNE,
TIME HONDELND A Mall= MILES nom FTNISSUB4II4
45ir Trains connect at Crestline. without detention,
at all the Train/ on the Ohio and Anna. Road, and also w
at
Forest with Trains going North and South, on the Mad
River and Lake Brie Railroad.
801' ilakata, apply at the Railroad Mose of the Obio
and Penneylvanh Railroad Company in Pittsburgh, all.
gheny City, or at any of the following points:
Port Wayne, RellefontaMe,
Cincinnati, Urbana,
Dayton, Springfield,
Indianapolis, Richmond,
Tiffin, ' Findlay.
Persons desiring Tickets will
i ble m arti4ilar to ask for a
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Reported Expressly for the Daily Morning Post
New York Items.
New Rum, November 16.—a letter from Ha
vana in the Journal of Commerce, states that
the brig :Tribune, of Bath, which reoen ly got
ashore near Nenvitas, was robbed of her whole
cargo and equipments by the piratical wreakers
of , Nassatt; while the Captain had gone to Nen
vitas for assistance, the robbery was committed
with the oonnlvance of the mate and crew of
the Tribune, who had gone off with the pi
rates.
The Norfolk papers state that an order reach
ed there by the Baltimore boat, on Tuesday, di
recting all the ships at the Gosport Yard to be
fitted out immediately for sea.
Arrest. of a Dueling Party.
Pati..knurnte, November 16. —A dueling
party were arrested this morning by officer
Criet of Pottsville, oonsisting of Col. Wetherell
and Mr. Adolphus Moore asTrinoipals, and Mr.
Ell Bowen and Dr. Hagorse seconds, all belong.
ing to Pottsville. The affair is Bald to have had
its origin in a difficulty at a ball given at Potts•
vine last night. The principals and seconds left
in the cars ;or Schuylkill Haven, near which
plane it is supposed the duel was to have been
fought, and it was while getting out of the cars
that the arrest took place. All returned to
Pottsville in charge of the officer.
Dedication of a !Monument to George
Taylor.
EASTON, PA , November 16 .—Great prepara
tions are making here for the dedication of the
monument to George Taylor, one of the Pennsyl
vania signers of tire Declaration of Independence,
to take place on Thursday next. Lieut. Gen.
Scott, Generals Cadwallader, Patterson and
Fister, and Commodore Stockton are among the
invited gnestfi who are expected to be present.
Oyer twentz military companies are also expec
ted. The 'oration will be delivered by A. E.
Brown, Esq.
From Washington.
WABITIRGTON, CITY, Nov. 16.—The Secretary
of the Navy tine withheld hie instructions to
Com. Paulding until the arrival of the Parifts,
and it to now understood that in consequence of
official intelligence from England assuring our
government that the despatch of the British
Squadron of the West India Station has no re•
ferenoo to Central American matters, ncr any
object hostile to the United States. Oaly one
vessel of the Home Squadron will proceed to
Nicaragua, viz: the flag-ship Potomac, with
Com. Paulding, in charge of the general in•
terest of the United States.
Philadelphia Iron Riarket
PHILADELPHIA, NOT. 16 —The transactions
during the put week were quite limits I. Tne
aggregate sales of pig were 1800 tons, of which
1000 tons of forge sold on private terms; sales
No 1, have been made at $30,29 and $2B, as
per brand; No. 2 at $26 to $27 and forge $22
to $24 ; American bars well sustained at $7O(Dz
$75 ; Rails firm at $66, cash.
Absconding of Marsha/ Weaver
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BMIGOR, ME., November 16 —City Marshal
Weaver, who was deposed from that office, and
also from four cther offices he held ender our
municipal government, on charges of official cot•
ruption, hay absconded. He bad, a few days
before, cftsposed of all his real estate and other
property, and hie absconding has caused mach
sensation here.
Disbanding of • K. N. Lodge.
TRENTON, N. .1., Nov, 16.—The American
Council of this city last evening unanimously
resolved to surrender their charter and abandon
the secret organizstion entirely. They also
recommended the same course to all the other
Councils of am State.
Fatal Accident
•
Loinuoirr, N. Y., November 16 —At an Amer
ican celebration in this city last evening, a can
non wan prematurely discharged, fatally injur
ing L. J. Weeks, and seriously wounding George
Elliott. Mr. Weeks is still alive, but is horribly
mangled, and cannot long survive.
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AGENTS
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OF T,R-E VALLEY OF VIBOINIA
WINCIIESTiIit, VA.
CAPITAL 0300,000
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPLY'
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OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN H. BEWENBERGER, Palmier.
ROBERT FINNEY, 8201.11A8Y.
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DIRECTORS:
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Isaac M. Pennock, T. B. UplOce,
W. W. /Martin, B. D. Oochnin, -
IL T. Leech, Jr., John A. Canghay,
George B. Belden, B. 8. Bryan,
David McCandless.
WAU homes sustained by parties Insured under poli
cies ironed by this Company will be liberally adjusted and
Promptly bald at its Oates, No. 99 WATER street. f jyll
Life, Fire and Marine Inenrance Company;
CORN A'R OF WATER AND MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, President.
JAS. D. li.PGru., Secretary.
This Company makes every Insurance appertaining to or
connected with LIFE RISKS.
Alan, against Hull and Cargo Risks on the Ohio and ?dia.
abisippl 'lvan; and tributaries, and klarine Risks generally.
And against Loss and Damage by Fire, and against the
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies issued at the lowest rates consistent with safety
to all parties.
DIEZOTOEB:
Robert Galway, Alexander Bradley,
Janice S. noon, John Fullerton,
John WAlpin, Samuel ld'Clurkan,
1 William Phillips, James W. Hallman
John Scott, Chao. Arbuthnot,
Joseph P. (harem, M. D., David Richey,
Janice Marshall, John APOill,
Horatio N. Lee, Klitanninq.
WESTERN FABM:10.8 INBITBA.NCN COMPANY,
NEW LISBON, OHIO.
fp J. HUNTER, AGENT, St. Charles Dull ling, No. 108
„ Third street, Pittsburgh.
• 07/10EILB:
P. A. BLOOKBOII, President
JAMES BURDICK, Vice President
LEVI MARTIN, Secretary and Treartuer.
PlllBllBOB 111AMLICHCZ9 :
James W. Woodmen, Joseph Plummer,
Jam. Wood, It M. Riddle,
Juo V. iiarbaugh, Dr J no. E. Park,
jl6l Wm. Shame, Birmingham, Dawson, Newmeyer AOo
------
CITIZENS• Insurance Goan pan y of
PI Its burg BAGALEY, President;
SAMUEL L. MABSIIELL, Secretary.
Offire: 94 Water Zlrerl,benoten Marketand Wood streets.
Ituoaree HULL and CABOO MAX, on the Ohio and Mind".
elppi Riven • od tributaries.
!metres against Low or Damage by Fire.
ALSO.Agalust ths Perils of the Bea, and Inland NIIITigll•
lion and Traneportation.
William Baple DIRDOTOIItO
y, Richard Floyd,
James M. Cooper, Samuel hi. Kier
Bamnel Rea, William Bingham
Robert Druilap,Jr., John B. Dilworth,
Isaac hi. Pennock, Francis/Idlers,
B. Harbangb, J. Schoornaier,
Walter Bryant, WiMem B. lisys.
John Shiptort.
Pennsylvania Insurance Company
OF PITTSBURGH,
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield streets.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $300,000,
O a Loma/ Buildings and other Property against LOSS
or Damage by Fire, and the Perlis of the Sea and
Inland Navigation and Transportation
DIRECTORS:
Wm. F. Johnston, Rody Patterson, Jacob Painter,
A. A. Carder, W. APClintock, Jaa. P. Tanner,
Geo W. Brattb, W. S. Haven, D. E.. Park,
I Omer Bproo I, Wade Hampton, D. id- Long,
A. J Jones, J II Jones, H. 8.. Coggehal
OFFICERS:
Preen/era....-.........H0n. WM. P JOHNSTON,
Vice Prentice! RUDY PATTERSON
Sic'y and Frac:m.l,l.A. A. CARRIER.
British and Continental Exchange.
SIGHT BILLS DRAWN BY
DUNCAN, SHEILJNAN £ CO.
ON THE UNION BANK, LONDON,
Is Some or £1 ADD UPWARDS.
rrussß DRAFTS are available at all the_ principal
I . Towns of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND and IRELAND, ar
the OONTINENT .
We al. dyes!' &aim BUDS on
81. A. Gm ebianma ltic
FRANFORT A NAM
Which serve as a Remit K
tance to all parte of GERMAN?,
SWITZERpLED and HOLLAND.
Persona in&Pndlov fo travel ahrosel may procure, through
00, of Cro rft, wmcn Money can be obtained, as
neyded, In any part of Europe.
C.`stLscriort. or Elite, Notes, cod other seourities la Eu
rope, rective prompt attention.
mi. IL WILLIAMS & 00.,
Wood, corner Third street
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKB.
Manufact urerB' Insurance Company
OP PHILADELPHIA.
Cif eIiTISI P IItrZTVAL -- ClELAtrrn HT Tnl STAYS OP PRINori.VANII..
Chartered Capital, 8500000.
FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND T.R.ANSPORTATIO.N.
AARON 8 LIPPINCt;TT, President.
ORRIN RuGERS, Secretary.
GORGE YOUNG, Treasurer.
Dituorol&
A a-on S. Lippincott, W. B. Thomas,
Mahlon Gillingham, William Neal,
s,
Nicholas G. Taylor, Alfred Week
Orrin Rogers, Edward E. Jones,
Joseph 'telly, James P. Smyth.
aer This Company has been organised with a Cash Capi
tal, and the Directors havails..4.stolued to adept the business
to its available rosounoes. To observe prudence in conduct
ing Its affairs. with n prompt adjustment of looses.
PITTBBURGII OPYICE, Nce, 68 Water street.
J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
itzurtatCOm.
The following well kn:wn and respone: hie firms in Pitts.
burgh have authorized reference to them, with regard to
the stability and soundness of the Alzavracroazza'
INeo-
CoMPArr.
Kramer & Balm, Wilson, Chlida & Co.,
Geo. P. Smith a Co., Hampton a Campbell,
Jones, Tiernan Co., & Co.
rior7
FARRIERS' AND MECHANICS'
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
Insurance Company,
OF YIILLADILPIIIA.
Capital
$300,000
Amount securely invested $200,000
mnis COMPANY effects Piro Insurance on Buildings,
I Goods, Fural Airs, no. Marine Insurance on Vessels,
Cargo and Freight. Inland Insurance on Goods, by Rivera,
Lakes, Canals, Railroads, and Land Carriage generally.
Aiir.o, Insurance upon Lives, upon the most favorable
terms.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thomas B. Florence, James E. Beall,
George IL Armstrong, Charles Dinges,
Ed. P. Middleton, E. R. Rehab°ld,
Thomas M
George Hehnbo
ertld, Fred. C. firewater,
andeld, Immo Leech.
THOMAS B. FLORENCE, Pres Men
EDWARD R. HZLICIOLD, Secretary.
PITTEIBUR/113 ItIFEEBNOEB,
Hon. T. M. Howe, Hon. J. R. IPCllntock,
Hon. P. C. Shannon, Col. S. W. Black,
Hon. T. B. Guthrie, A. B M'aiLlmont, Say s
Thomas J. Keenan, Sec, Wilson ICCandless,73aq.,
001. J. He - on Pottier, Gen. J. R. Morehead.
R. M. Riddle,
The character of the above Company la of the first claw,
and combines the rare and unusual privileges of lire, Ma
rine and Life Insurance.
Gentlemen of elevated standing are associated in Ito
management, and Interested as Stockholders.
THOMAS J. HIINTRR, Agent,
No. 90 Water street.
NEW dND DIRECT ROUTE
• "
FROM PITT/3817E0H TO
Columbus, Indianapolis, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Terre Haute, Rock Inland,
Louisville, Vincennes. lowa City,
Bt. Loots, Evansville, Dubuque,
Dayton,Cairo, Galena
Xenia, Memphis,Peoria,
Zanesville, Vicksburgb, Peru,
Newark, New Orleans,
AND VII PILINDIPLI. CTITLES IN TIM WU? AND BOUT'),
Via Pie
STEUBENVILLE & INDIANA
RAILROAD!
Which in now completed and In successful operation be
twee') Steubenville and Newark, 0.
Combining Railroad and Steamboat facilities, this route
offers to the traveler a /egrete of comfort unrivalled by any
road running west from Pittsburgh.
Fall Arranment.
Oa and after AI&NDAY, Novem ge ber 6th, 1856,
A DAIL - Vhal
Of elegant and swift running steamers, commanded
perienced and accommodating officers, will leave Pittsburgh
every day at 6 P. M.
VENTURE Captain Gordon.
CLARA PISHER ...... ...-..... ...... . do Gordon.
Sit. Passengers sleep on beard, and reach Steubenville
et o'clock the following morning—connecting with the
fast train at 716 A. x , making direct connection with
trains for all the above cities—thas obtaininfr a comforts.
bin night's rest, and avoiding UM/attune of night travel b,
railroad.
AlEir• Fare as
,w and Loc al
by any an d rairoad ro t t i e ...
Fur Timone) and Local Tickets, further I rmation,
inquire of JOHN J. HOUSTON,
Na 116 Water street, Pittsburgh.
GEO. W. PULTON, Superintendent.
L. DEVENNY General Agent.
novl3
Blacking.
ALL LOOK AT THIS!
AFTER
_retire of experimenting to attain the end of beautifying, polishing, and at the eame time of Oiling
and softening the leather, J. H. Richards has discovered a
composition which Is truly unrivalled In this or any other
country for Its rafting go aligy. and Its nutrition elements
qu to the leather Now, ail who "go In" for a splendid,
ick yet black polish, and soft and pliable boots, will use
EICII&E.DB' NEW ENGLAND BLACKING.
Sold in Pittsburgh by J. .111111, No. 28, west side Diamond;
James Black, corner Third and Smithfield streets R.
Dravo, Diamond; J. Haworth, Diamond; J. Q. A. YOung,
corner Second and Ross streets, and others. In Ailegbeay,
NA. Dyer. Win. Prance, J. Craig, Hall d; Logan 1?
.1
Neap Dyer.
A. Brown & Co., Burgle, Sc.ut ACo , Pressly means
and H P. Sehwarts. novlalt
ot.
P- A t . e.
ki!
• .1.•
- ,
e. 5, CIARMIR
PITTSBURGH
A A. ELlooN a CO. are at 11 daily rerelvi g and Linn.
._lng casco and packages of Calicoes, Gin n ghams, 111 ‘
lios. Mocks, Tweds, Satinetts, Dress Goods, Ahawls, ,
keeping their stock full novl2 and complete in every respect. •
IHEStkE-60 boxm pitno Cheese Just received on con
NJ olgornent and for .ale by
nol9
Ylti m lan to be sow
slix age.
on Thursday evening, Bor. Mh o at 7,4 i o'clock, a lot of
Eibeltal Furnaoe Pig Metal, by order of the acting Execu
tors of the late Dr. P. Bhoenberger deceased.
novl4 ionar moomizeD.
AITANT6D—Two good Gooks, eight girla to do house
', work in the city, and six in the ccomtry—high,wages
pal 1. Employment wanted by a young man who speaks
Gorman and kngilati; a bot of 17 yenta, and one of 14
baker, a gardener, a carriage driver. A boy wanta to learn
at trade; a young man as clerk, and one as . aleensan tis -*-
sore or warehouse Can ail give good'references.
Wanted—Two Bleclumitha and two Etessmers. ly
at 33A.R11.13 Intelligence Office, 410 Liberty Sak [no
treet. [novB
_ _
TREATISE ON LAND 81111, VETING—Conprising the
Theory developed from flee elementary principles, and
the praetioe with the Chain alone, the Compass, the Teen.
mit, the Theodolite, the Plane Table, &c Illustrated with
tour hundred engravin and a magnetic chart By W. El.
Gillespie, A. M., gs
Civil Engineer, Professor of Call Engi
neering in Union College; author of "A Manual of Road
idedOng." Uni on
(oil
edition. Per sale by
nee& B. T. 0. EIORGAN, 104 Wood street.
VRBNCR Of.ILVT26B-60 inecea more &Arable dark French Chint ot very de
nov6 lase jest opened by
A. A. MASON & CO.
ANTS--20Ttuares e i c e Dank twt;
n ( Ohio and Penna. Railroad Dividend Scrip; by
v 7 AUSTIN Looms, 92 fourth et.
CATSUP -25 dozen pints Toronto;
10 do quarts do
b do ts
Just received and for pin Bale byWalnut;
BSY/IER & ANDER2ON,
N 0.39 Wood street
DOZEN fresh Lobsters:
200 half cans Sardines;
dozen Anchovies; just received and for rale by
novl4
ILElran A ANDY:R.BON.
FREIM PEUITS-6 doz Strawberries, in cans;
r 5 dozen Peaches, in bottles and cans;
'storied Pie Frnit;
20 boxes
novl4 new Done; joist received and for sale by
EZYMBH 4 ANDERSON.
w izsmpt;
NEW PORTABLE, GALVANIZED LEON OVEN
S undoubtedly the greatest Improvement of the present
day on the list of new patent inventions, both for its
utility and for the profit to the manufacturers
For Tertitorlal Rights, apply to Id. PrIKA :ON, at his
Exhibition Rooms of Patents, No. 80 Fourth street. Pitts-
burgh, Fa.
tit:nit-012We
Viques• Bo nn ets.
4fiMRS. E. DAVIDSON, No. SS Bt. ank street, will
open a large amortaterit of French Bonnets, Caps,
November 81858.
Mantles, and Needle worked Goods, on TIIIIIISDAY,
novB
White Fish! Fish! Fish!
unrEß. & 1 11786AJELD,
WIDDYKY, 01310,
Mee%on hand E
HAVOE SALE, andof keep eminently
, a Y
lull Supply
Pritah and Salt White Plah,
And all otturr varieties of LANE Ma lootaZw•la
, :_...
CP=
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
N THEANNUAL MEE TI NG of the Stockholders of the'
Fenn:y/I,IMo &ag Man enturing Company will be
held on the MI day of November next, at Di o'clock A.,
M., at the race of the Companv, Dank street, Phlladelphla.
GEORGE THOMPSON,
navl7:w9l.* Secretary end Treasurer,
TTNDER WHIT Bit's dA Lit of Thirty•ttrhi Packages Dry
%.)
in Gook, (:lousing, Boots, Shoes, cfc—Ore Monday morn
g, November 19th, at 10 o'clock, in third story of Ware
house No. 94 Water street, will be sold, without reserve, a
general assortment of seasonable Staple and Panay Dry
Goods, amen which are de laines In great variety, alpan
cashmeres, &shams, prints, oil chintz, plain, figured and
barred eambries ; Irish linens, damask and plain diaper
brocha, bay stale, long and embroidered shawls; fatter
cravats, silk and linen pocket hdkfs.; an extensive assort.
meet of hosieeyandgloves for men, women and children;
laces, edgings, bobinette, spool cotton, patent threadorew
log Bilk, pins, hooks and eyes. assorted cord, Wale/lend
Genton flannels, checks and tkkings, chill/rum. shirting
stripe, Oolored reambrica, nankine, brown hollend, brown
and bleached sheetinge, limp, red, grey, green and blue;
plain artd.harml.fLauriels; red and:white blankets; buck
mitts, woollen comforts, suspenders, As. A large quantity
of PastdortableArady-Mrsieelotbing i embracing a gran va
riety of overcoats, sack, dress and 'business coats, monkey
Jackets, green net round Jackets; Limy, satinet, cashmeres
acd cloth pantaloons; fumy,. satinet, tweet . madmen),
cloth, silkoratin and velvet vests; coats, vests and* rants
for boys; merino shirts and drawers; super-whitey fancy:
and embroidered shirts, hickory shirts, braid overshirte,
A large quantity of Boots and Shoes, embracing a genertd,
116802100, t for men, women and children. &le will be
continued until the whole aback is closed. Terms at Aare.
novl7 P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
poBIIBONB In search of a grcd, comfortable Dwelling
House, will please examine the following, which we
offer for sale on favorable terms. It is pleasantly situated
on Bank Lane Allegheny city, with a lot of 30 feet front by
160 deep to al6 feet alley. The house is well finished, and
built In modern style, with* portico In front, and contains
a ball, two parlors, dining room and kit-hen, seven cham
bers and good dry cellar. Hydrant, paved and graveled
yard, shrub, ery, shade trees, large cherry tre Ac.
novIT 8. CUTHBERT dc 80N, 53 es,
Market at.
WABTE•
efrf
for sale by
lA INSEICD OlL—.lnot reoeived and for Oslo by
novl7 FLEXING BROS.
MEd rd TARTAIL-800 lba last received and for Ws by
novl7 PLSI4IIN6 8E(?..9.
GERMAN OLdY-100 bodes on hand and for sale try
novIT BLKhfINO 81108.
U. 1.-400 kegs justlved and fc
sale by
BltoB
.
SCBISDADI SC I Egro by
noTI7
FLEMING BROS.
GkIMIN 81SED-5 bbla ranched and t r- r .ate by
os , lB
BIM! %G BROH.
fIOWENTELATSD LYN—a warranted artte:e for nanattig
Soap—for ado by (novl7] /LEMING BROS.
I P YOU wish to get the worth of your money, buy HATS
and OAPS at No. 91 Wood street, where you all And a
large and choke assortment of all the latest styles OEILSP
roe amt. [novl7 J: WILSON& 'SON.
WX. B. DAYS 4 t CO
DEALERS IN BACON,
HAMS, IDES ii, EMS
LARD, LARD OIL,
DRIED mum,
BITGAR-013RED and
A large stook alw
eon hand CANVASSED B A M 8
on at
No. 297 Liberty Street,
Prrreaunaa, Pann'a.
TANDARD WORKS, in elegant indings, at J. S. DA
-1,) VISAN'S Bookstore, 65 Market street.
Coleridge's compete Works, 7 vols., half calf ;
Dryden's do 2do do
Johnson's do 2do do
Lturke's do 2do do
Goodnib's British Eloquence Ido do
Prime's Travels, 2 do do
Ilore's Travels In China, 2do no
Barrel's Johnson, 2do do
Allison's history of Europe, 2 do ' do
Lives of the British Historians, (just published,) cloth.
Idy Father's House, or the Heaven of the Bible—new sup
ply; and various other new standard works. (novl6
NW BOORS W B
1111 The Widow Bedott Papers, by Francis Whither;
The Song of Hiawatha, by Henry W. Longfellow;
Crotchets and Quavers, or Revelations cf an Opera Man.
eger ;
Love of Country, or Sobieski and Hed trig
Beechcroft; price 60 cents, paper; cloth, 75 ; .
Klosterbeim, or the Marquee,, by De Quintey ;
Private Life of an Eastern King ;
Id) stades of the Court of Stun* by W. H. Ainsworth
Mysteries of Paris, t y Eugene Sue; 2 vole;
Just received and for side by
W. A. GILDER - PENNEY A CO.,
ilt_Ballou's Magazine [Fifth at., opposite the Theatre.
day. Deoemter Just received this
novl6
lug AX MA111t123,3.'s tur.VNLATiGtio—L•rotchets and
itg_ Quavers, or Revelations of an Opera Manager in
America; by Max Maretalk.
The Widow Bedott Papers; by Francie M. Whitcher, with
an introducllon by Alice B. Neal; with eight spirited More
tr atom by Dallas and Orr.
Helen Leeson--a Peep at New York Pociety.
The Bong of Hiawatha; by Henry W. Longfellow.
Wintie and I—a new tory, of great Interest.
Glenwood, or the Parish Boy.
Blosterhelm, or the Marque ; by Thomas DI Quincy.
All the new Literature if the day for rale at the cheap
Bookstore of
11. MIN alt d CO,
norl6
No. 32 Prultheeld street.
UnT Mit.:ISIVMD--e. splendid ass o rtment of TABLE
KNIVES AND FORE 4 suitable for family use, et
norle DOWN k TETLIIY•B,I36 'Wood et.
usi OSTEN HuLld'e, and otter celebrated makes of PEN
TT and I.OO.KET N/VES, warranted not to not In the
elm for sale at DOWN & TOWLETN,
novl6
IE6 Wood street.
lArit LIAV/e A YEW EIOELE ct thoseepiendld
TT lett, that there, fa so much ezetteraint About. War ,
ranted all perfect for $lO. at /SOWN .TaTitErS,
novlo
136 Wood street.
DONN= SATINS, Ac —A large aesortment of Bonnet
11
the m Bating, Velvets, Blonnees, ice, of every quality, and
eat faebtosrehle colors. Also, a superb lot of nets Bon
nevl6net Ribbons Just melted.. - A. A. REASON & CO,
26 Fifth street.
M01$& ANT/QUttz—A. A, Mr.soti a Co have received
another lot of new and elegant styles of datin.erriped
and Plaid Moire Antiques, I n b ract and colors. [novl6
ILL ItifliA l tlforsale by
N.-, B. A. FA HNESTOOK & CO,
• ,
corner First and Wood e,.
ASTILIy SOAP - 100 bones kr eile ny
nmlo B. A FAHNERBOOFC A CO.
oQUILLM, sale by
ij novl6
B. A. - FAHNESTOOK & CO.
ALITABI---LalyEqmPitllT
AT piuntrz S.ALE.
A VALUABLE HODES AND LOT on Ferry street, for.
merly occupied as the First Ward Public School House
The house is substantially built, with a stone basement—
bur stories brick, and gravel roof. The building is 40 lest
fronting on Ferry street, by 62 deep, and Is suitable for a
Boarding /loose, Tavern, or Manufaetnring purposes.
This property will be maid cheap, and on easy terms, by
applying to H. H. RYAN, 31 Fifth street.
That —ALSO—
valuable WAREHOUSE AND LOT, situate on the
corner of Wood and Front streets, bg 23 feet front on
Wood street, and extending along Front ein street 60 feet—now
occupied by William 11. Sutton as a Grocery and Liquor
Store. Apply as above.
—ALSO—
A chisirable-TOWELUNG HOUSE AND .I.OT, where the
eabsexiber resides, No. 6 Pennsylvania Avenue, within a
few rods of the Court Rouse. The lot is 63 feet fronting on
Newsylvenle Avenue, end extends back 106 feet to a 20
feet alley. The house is nearly new, containing ten rooms,
with all modern IMpMVeMenta. Tile property needs only
t be seen to be admired, and will be sold on accantmoda
ring terms.
H. IL RYAN
novl6:2w No. 31 Fifth street.
W aaTErt.N LANDS-30,0W aoaza or Writ fletnoun
LANDS.—Wo are authorised to offer_for sale the
above lands In the mlddle and northern cotnitlea Lowni
In Parma of 40, 80, or 180 acres each. Appry to
BLAJIKLY 44.11.1011Ey,
corner of Seventh and Smithfirdd sta.
air Land Warrants wanted. IttorB
rr lig OLD HOSLESIKAL—The last great American novel
j le a succees 1 The Old Homestead, by &Its. Ann 8.
Stephens, author of Fashion and Famine, is rapidly striding
on to a position In popular estimation equal to that enjoyed
by its preden9seor. It is an Interesting Book. Its rural
pictures are the most delightful we ever read. Its local de.
wriptions equal anything Dickens ever penned. One vol.,
12mo ; SIX. For sale by
W. A. OILDENFENNEY & CO.,
Fifth street, opposite the Theatre.
.tton Waste In store sitd
J. W. BUTLER & CO.
Iron CI ay-College.
Day and Evening Classes in Bpiag.
I
N all its departments, Including man e y nost highly
I valuable improvements, which are not elsewhere taught_
Large dunes attend evenings only to raesira •theroughg . •
men-sante education. Lactates upon all theatadiatidell'
red to Evening Classes. Arithmetic n ew.. ( y.
aten) and
application to business. Also, writing includ&ln
Aertantile Course, or taught separately. •
Call for a Circular for full .partienlan at College .
opposite the Ton Mee. F. W. JENKINS, Principal.
norla
Pew Goods I New Goods!! •
DOLItsALD AND RETAIL—A. A. kIABON A GO. •• -
11 have rmelved and am now opening One Thousttlf .
more Cates and Packages of flew awl Goads,
every style of Dress Bilks, Moire Andones, Vein=
Satins, Ate. A very large and laddonable assortment
Doom Goods. Stawlek uloaks and Bonnets Drover, verb'
ty. Millinery Goode, Embroideries, Itibbomr, Trizonn, : :
Illsiery and Gloves, Variety Geode, linen and noustekee tirti p,'
tu Goods, Doi:Denim of every description, togethenerldi t
ergs variety of other grads, which will be midi b Wm". •
lumens or Retail Parebasers at as low, or lower rates than
he lamest eastern hawse.
ntrelt • .
tion. Green an Mack
BLACKEL GUM
Golong--60. 62,76, and hest Young Uy50n...60,62,76,atul
quality $ll4 ih. , ' truest qualitk $lll Ih.
English Breakfast--60, 76* Imperial and Gunpowder—
and $1 lb. 60, 82, 76 and $1.2 1 11b.
Green and Black Teas of all pnt np inpetalllo
packages expresaly for the trade weew be Gold 'l k ths
lowest prices.
COFFEE—Prime Jars and Rio Coif green and roarta
BUG AltS—Lovering's Crnahed and PUI lzßd &lira tl
prime N. 0. Sugar.
Bakers' Brown, Cocoa acd Chocolate:
norttd2m
DEALER NSW:MIMI' IN '
FLOUR AND GRAIPL
•
illarqiciincemc nicsiwina, the BEET BRA Nllll et ,
PIZINSYLVARLd,
01110 MUM/1 and
MISSOURI, 813141BYINR and Q .
• EXTRA: : PLO I Et.
Which will always beaold at the Loweirtaudi pia a
PEARL STEAL' ILL,
ALLEGHENIC.--
-PLODS DEL/TERED TO R.lintratrOaleithar,ot
the two Otte&
Owns may be left at the Mill, or In boxeaat that:Lam Or
LODAN, WILSON .t CO., 62 Wood street.
BRAUN & REITER, corner Liberty and St. Char eta
0. P. SCHWARTZ, Diligent, Allestutoy.
Tana O.4•..D2LIVAIDIT. •
1.2? B OY4 7 g.ACICIIINEDIT•O. CO.
ATWELL, LEE a CO
Dn. a. J. BOELRETTEiIiL
IYo.IB Fourth eteedZSaebtervh,
("WPM bls valuable iIIEtICEI EMMY, which is
ILF unfailing in the cure of all thoee painful and danger.
011111 &scalers to whlth the Female constitution hs
it me ieratea all excese, arid removes all. obstructionirin•
vigoratea the debilitated and delicate, by regulating and
etzengthenhag the ',yam, and tartihesthe constitution for
the duties of life.
if nID LAMM
le peculiarly su TOitedBLAB., as it ll will In a short time Ninon all
atstruotions I
•
We are not of the number who believe and ant la acand-,
sow with the belief that long end elalicirate detail,gives:
weight nod dignity to objects of either soorarntotia or
trivial import; we loteltrie to the, Card:tory cintiforG4o4 -
hold that elmplldty atuttroth s.ovwst an di we Ora worthyori ,
say attention, Iry decidedly the moat nab and eranelyoolorc
To the present tattanee,our greet deed* toberuiderio*d„_._
by those who may look to as rorliformathnk, elrO Along
wondered of minor importance.
See circulars.
43/- Office hours, from 9b.H.t09 P. IL toirilika9l.
. V . Shope,
ERMAN? TAIL B OII, Third street. neat doer. to Dis.
11 patch Buildings, thanktni fin the very Liberal ya.
trauma , e heretofore bestowed upon him , beg tette to - alit
continuance of the same, es he Li now better prepared than
ever to furnish his friends and mu:tomer! with garment.
which will insure entire satisfaction.
Ile always keeps on handa large assortment o! tb latest
styles of VEBTINGB, CANISIHRES, CLOTH/4400kb
will be made to order on the shortest potl o4 4:upoz 0
_n"fon• I,
c
able terms,
- .14. A perfect at always Warranted. f_noeifittf :
Bo di wan t ed..
A YOUNG idetiltlED MAN wishes to find Boardlitz .
LA. himself and wife Ina privittelemnY, *IN"
are ver, , few boarders. , All tomniunioatione should be
addressed to 4 .1 i. 13.," through the Poet Case
norliblw ~„ , .
. .
HORSE. CLOTHING• •, -• ''.
GENTimum requirinii Homiviattft.iiii iitti t'lei ve
aesortment at UL H. 4 Bt.:Clair' street.
Blankets, 76 cents and upwards . . BalituatiliVußpere end .
sleighing Robes, Aka. - . • .....:: •.. , to -
Waling criassis.—Dafros'eatteg e .- . ^..
I\TO ESTABLISHMENT- IN TL3 - 11 WBST hu the eo
L facilities for . teachfcg , Et the' hrtuulties.,ef - thrr i i r t . .,
Mr. WILLIAMS' skill ID • BIIAIElee• andlik:!yrtumedtav
Penman le unrivalled.. Gentlemen and Lie, Clues in.
unlaced in all the emu:cants! bianehas t:f...- , C abers
taught in a separate apartment. A. c! - -,:,',-' . ": ,-;, -4 ~
and young ladles who are ep,p,.,..., ..... ,
: :4'?
.
the week, meets rarY.Salt.' - -
For terms apply to lit
DELPLUS MONEY!.
0 Razor, or a good .' '
• •
mer:g acc urate,
e
„Jul • •
arta. and Fourth atreete,l -
the Etutst amOrtinent In the city, an.
COrtaldßret, I
- Dore
has Tour Watch need meting or olti ooo g
ket --•
the beat Watch Repairing Shop In the Stata,,at. a
street, corner orPourth. • oral
nROO.IIB-430 dos COM Brooms tbr Brio by
non HENRY H. COLLIN&
7_~.x ,'_,i F.
' i I_'"
' ' ' 5,44,*
.
ENE
SHINGLE MACHINE.
.....11ND A LL'e
Patent , Donble Acting Elver iititi' Shavers.'
RE attention of Minify and Lumber &Were, eecade,:.
T
tore and others, L directed to this Infahrabie Imam
tion, which /show presented to the public as the first ate'
Shin
on/y
gle prs. actical machine extant, for Alrlng and flartnir
YariOrie eldfiliF and arming machines ham been luollutad
for makieg Shingles, but it MS a well known Tot that MA'
- glee Clot or sawed across the train, are quits taifilmsy foe;
roofing purposes, NUMINOUS inventions hare recently s p .
peued for riving and 'haying, and them have all beeg
coadembal as worthless, hum their Imperfect method
riving, which consists of splitting from the tide of the
block but one elingle, which almost inirariably runs oft
Tide ditli,ulty 1. entirely obviated by
' ERE,
Which brat epIits KENDALL
trots' the d d , of LUC
the b N
locks pima Oka
enough for two shlogles, eeparaied in the peabg.:,
and by means or elastla 'guides each part Ii .lloMdaNald
*through • ;air of approximating:halves; which complete'
the operation: thus producing twoil lagers at err) rave
otion.
This machine will rive and shave frail the block three
unenund mingle; per hour, of uniform thick:ma and ta.;
P er, superior ItLeoldity and durability to them mad* by
hand or any otintprocese, _
Its operationceiaillyms con fined to pine and Wu;
loft wood, but,igolittidd-:irqual edvantage,‘msk, walnut and
.'silieFT,
44 Fu :R other delViption Of timber that can be spat
wokiligpff.the machluitan be examined at IL
rfigegeitillings. III
Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
t . • culir4WkierB SbiUgiel dealers, and men of
this ePene afib ¢r apacuhulon,aa there Is eat erpainsi
no almilar
hoventioA ezta at
.The amain - i;t_iPier but • etatil-efeeoe,ie of durable .
constniation, aW - `7„. but about two hundred.deliata, and
a roan mottwoluiyx but make from 26,000 . to-20,000 shin,
glee per day.,
For right of tarritory, or machines, Inquire at ?co. fa
Fifth street, or at the City Rotel.
Alg .
o• All needed information will hedbrwarded - by,ietter
when desired. 0: IL 01./ Agent.
novlbaltf
HOL LAN, EPLowau-Roop..
600 it.
i '%.„1.1 Ix% uerectices, etrervilll!)atihdllOD
morning, the 16ch, atl.o o'clock, by catalogge,et, the ens
don rooms of Ent.15* .. 1 P DAV/8, Met, •
LOSTimiliZiM, or the Masque, a historical 'novel, by
la_ the author of Donfsnions of an English Opium /rater,
Asa literary composition it is written in De Quincra hest
style. The defective points in hie anhaorquntoritinge are
absent from this story. it was written Witte falUmaturity
et De Quit cy's mind, at tne age of faty.sin. it nultienW
'deserves the designation of a eartosity of Menton. Kiwi
Malaita stands among De Qultcy'a nuronone writing,
at
the only complete and entertain effort of Ida almaginsUbr,
all compact."—Da. Samos aloffassia. Por rate by
noli -J. 8. DAVISON, 83 _Market at.
NT 0 LIBRARY, hibllc or erivats,eart beton:ogs with 4
IA out having In It a c,mplote set ti Charles Dickens ,
Work.
IaTERSON'S la the only complete and magma editicor
ever published In the world, and is now Abe only edition,
whatever, publiMed lath's country.
BINS IILIInTRATED BDITION, , in 12 vols. Eschvali
ume containe a novel completa,and may be bad 113 complete
neut. beautifully bound in cloth, for $lB or anyvtilunte
ne sold separately, price $1,60. The following are' emit
names: '
•
Bleak Rouse, Pickwick Rapers, Old Curinalty Shop,Oliver., - , • '
Twist, Sketches by "Boa,. Burnaby Rudge, Blehalas Wok
lehy, Martin Chuzzlewit. Druid Cloppectftald,Dombey net'
HO% Christmas Stories and pictures from /taly,,,,ltickome
New Stolle; containing all his late writings. '
We also have rdithus bound in halt calf, antique, brovni .`
and gilt edge., etc.., at venous prices. Call and , took.all
them.
CEIEA P EDITION of Tlotlene Works, to twelve moliT; 1
Peper cover, price 60 cents each; or the dollars for a .-.
pkte
All the new books published in the eauntry„, for Waal . .
the cbeap book store of
MINIM A. 00., •
N 0.33 Praithildl street.
41 - Everybody to invited tonsil and look. nolE.
A Dealderatum. . .
1,1" JACOBS' AMALOUIII'RENS will be found on trig.
1111''1. superior t0t , 1,1 or nee), resembling the Quill mans . L:
then the former, and oodecting none of the sediment abouf,:-
1ik1331 which steel pens do They will *be found =drilled, ,
for Records, Deeds, Ac ,es they do not.—ea steel pens i5t0....._•:,......
dumps the color of the Ink after a few years. One triar -- -'
will prove them to be TRH PEN that has been to muck
wanted. Eold exclusively In Pittsburgh by .
Luuonamcul & Auxingx, i:. ,
No. ,1213, WOOO Street, *bore fifth ii ' -
-- -
. PlAN___ CISt
ft ir A N LIPAOTIIBED BY . OHLOREIMIin t. r &BONS:-Ikuttote,4,;i
in and for sale ny JOHN EL MELLOR, No 191 Wool ' , .:.•
street, between Lliumirnd alley end Patirth streek' - ! - .. • ..:*
JOHN 11. MELLOB is now receiving - . ...,
i
an entire fresh stock of new Ptitio-Posus
from the manufactory of CHIORETtiNG & . .
SONS, Boston. consisting of all the rations - • :. i• -
styles of 6, Gyi end 7 ochsvte, to which the sttentiomcfpnr, . .
chasers Is respect folly invibli. All the PlaroYortelronS •
the Lectory of Chickering & Sone are waaasarro, and saki
at Boston prices. JOHN H. MELLOR • ' '
Sole Agent for 0131010ERING & SONS for ,
Pittsburgh az q
Western PennaylVatila.
.:210014." '
_ _
A L LEG RIMY VALLEY ktAILItOAD.
- at.LELERMO
CHANGE OF TIME t'. , ,--, •
Pittsburgh to Siakhaine 'River, in Arzastrong
County, Pa., a di , lanai::
' /IN AND Alr MONDAY, Notr.l2, Freight and Pap 4
ki senger Trains will leave Lawrenceville, (upper sideo4
anenal wall,) imam evening, (Sundays eacepted,) at tiati,
'l clock, and stop airthe following stationer • •
filiarpebnrg, Ireland's, Sandy Creek, Verner, linitan,Zo4
iran'a Eddy, Logaes Ferry, Parnassus, Arnold'a,•Terepttung •
• Onartlers, IticKaln's, Freeport, and Hissiadnetea , .
Returning, will leave Kleklreinetas Elation : At ItliiaPeleeki
A. 111., and atop at all the above Intermediate stations. . ;
The Exeelsior Omnibus Line will couvey - pareengeni •to
and from heir depot, coiner Fifth and Atattet Streei.
climes not exceeding twelve cents. _ •
.., ts, at
Tickets can b i bid at the Otunlbtte ° ~.
Wee frbia the Agene .
novl4
of the Company, or from the Conductors , .
A J. HOPPE% Superintendent.. ,
IMMIM
A STORE.
rth Street.
warranted to give WA,"
NUMB.
No. 88 Ft
WILLIAM HUNTER,
80 Water street, Pittsburgh, Put,
. 3r ear,.°.
& JAYNES
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