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SATURDAY- MOROI NG
Streszein Comiz.—Before Met Justioe Lewie
and Judges Lowrie, fluor and :Black.
RAMA November 16.
Wee ye. Sandford. Submitted.
Denny ye. Hinds. Argued by for
plaintiff in error; Cochran for defendant in er
ror.
Wood vs. Bayard. Judgment of non pros.
Hogg vs. Charlton. Argued by Sweitter and
Hepburn for plaintiff In error; Shannon for de•
fondant in error.
Commonwealth ex reL Caroline Mounts vs.
The Keeper of the Common Jail of Allegheny
County. Argued by Cot. Black for relator ;
Thomatril. Hamilton for respondent. Prisoner
remanded until 10 o'clock this morning.
Commonwealth ex ref George Boyd vs. The
Keeper of the Common Jail of Allegheny Coun
ty. Prisoner remanded.
J, •
Magill vs. Coleman. Argued by Woods fo•
plaintiff In error. Judgment affirmed.
Robinson vs. Snyder. Submitted.
Robinson vs. Bakewell. Submitted.
Jenkins & Sons ve. Chadwick's administrator.
Conflux/ d. Rule to show cause why the writ of
error should not be quashed, the costs of a
former writ of error not having been paid.
8011111 writer in the Chronicle yesterday pitches
into the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany for not constructing their bridge across the
Allegheny river at the Point. It is rather late
to discuss that question now ; but it looks weak
to assert that the bridge at the V oint would cost
one-third lees than where it Is located, and giv
ing (wen inducement that there a large revenue
might be derived in the ebapo of tolls. We un•
derstand something better will occur by permit
ting the erection of the bridge at the Aqaednivt ;
that instead of a revenue, the Company will
make a free bridge for foot passengers, a matter
,loudly oalled for by the masses for many years.
Gite 1:111 o free bridge.
THE PAMOIIAMA of New York City still attracts
crowds of visitors. It exhibits this afternoon
at 8 o'clock and this evening. It will continue
its exhibit.ons here all next week, and exhibit
at Masonic Bali every evening and Wednesday,
Thursday and Saturday afternoon. It gives us
New York oity_its streets, buildings, squares,
vehicles, calvaciades, and people—in the most
vivid and life like manner. Ono may actually
see more of Now York by sitting an hour and a
half hero by this moving picture than by travel
ing about the city a week. The signs on the
buildings are all easily read, and the demon.
strator supplies what other information you
want, in an easy, agreeable, shorthand manner.
Tut Callaoltc says that on Sunday last Bishop
O'Connor administered the Sacrament of Con
firmation to forty persons, some of whom worn
adults, recently omverted, in St. Bridget's
Churoh, 7th ward. Mr. Tracy delivered an ap
propriate discourse on the occasion. Oa the
morning of the same day, about fifty children
made their first Holy Communion. It is not yet
quite two yeara since Sr. Bridget's Church we.
opened for Daigle Service, still, through the ex
ertions of the Rev. Mr. Tracy, its Congregation
has become not only well organized, but very
edifying.
&sax FIRS Esaiss.—The Board of Under
writers, at their meeting on Thursday, appoint
ed a committee, consisting of Masers. Coiling
wood, Ten-E rck, and Marshall to examine Low
ry's Steam Fire Engine, at the public trial. As
the City Councils, Firemen's Association and
Board of Underwriters have each appointed a
separate committee, it perhaps would not be out
of place for the members of the committees to
have a joint meeting prior to the trial, in order
that combined action relative to the matter may
be adopted.
THBATRE—Last Night of Miss Heron.—Those
at our play goers who desire to again see Miss
Matilda Heron in one of her beautiful persona
thrust mast not fail to attend the Theatre to
night, as this is positively the last time ehe will.
appear hefore a Pittsburgh aidienlio — for the
present. The piece selected for the occasion—
Ingomar—is n very popular 00 0, and the char..
eater of Parthenia, in which Miss Heron ap
pears, is well adapted to allow her a full exhi
bition of her abilities. We oottldeatly expect
to see a crowded houee.
—The benefit of Miss Heron, last night, was
a splendid affair ; the house was crowded from
pit to dome, and the utmost enthusiasm pre
vailed. Wo have seldom seen an audience that
contained a larger proportion of ladies. It
waifs " benefit" such as she deserved.
FALB'S PBSTENCES. —A man named Hugh Scot'
was sent to jail, yesterday, by Ald. M'Kentia,
for obtaining about forty dollars from Bryan
Monaghan, by faleo representations. The of..
fence was committed some time ago, but the de
fendant made his escape to Trumbull county,
Ohio, where he was employed on the Cleveland
and Mahoning railroad. Officer Dougherty ob.
tattling intelligence of his location, procured a
requisition from tho Governor, went out on
Thursday, arrested and brought him into town.
THE ADULTERY CASE —GeOrge Boyd and Mrs.
Monntz were yesterday brought before the Su
preme Court, on a habeas corpus, to test the
question whether they could he sent back to
Washington county for trial. The question was
ably argued by Col. Black and T. B. Hamilton.
The Court, after bearing the arguments, remand
ed the prisoners back to jail, until to-morrow at
ten o'clock, when a deoieion will be given.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT —A man named Peter Wil
bert, employed in -Mr. Correia's coal pit, near
South Pittsburgh, was dangerously iejared, yes
terday, by the falling io of the roof. Several
tone of dirt, slate, &0., fell down. A number
of his bones were broken, and he was otherwise
seriously itijured. His family reside in South
Pittsburgh.
" TRH OLD PLAY GROUND "—A beautiful
piece of music, bearing the above title, baa just
been issued, and is for sale by J. H. Mellor,
Wood street. The words of the song are by
Mr. Edward J. Allen, cur young and talented
fellow oitizto, the author of the "Oregon
Trail" lettere. The music by Mr. J. De Rover.
ADMITTED Ti TUE, Bna —Robert W. Smith,
Eeq , of Armstrong county, was yesterday ad
mitred to practice in the knpreme Court, on mo
tion of Joseph Knox, Eeq.
M.AMIA-A•POTU LY JAIL. —Three prisoners in
the oounty jail are sofftring from mania-a potu,
two of whom are females.
Walla old fogyism is struck dumb, and even
Young America tan no longer stand aloof with
the curl of incredulity upon his brow, it is high
time the public, one and all, should examine
stubborn facts and stern realities. Seeming im
possibilities but half a century ago, by the In
genuity of man have assumed a tangibility, and
no longer excite wonder or contempt. For the
past twenty years ingenuity has been exhaust
ed, and millions expended in the vain attempt
to construct a machine for making shingles, and
without a single exception, all have failed, un
til the resent invention of A. Kendall, which has
been ;pronouncedl by thousands the aohievment
of the age. The entrance to Ryan's buildings,
Fifth street, has become a thoroughfare where
the multitude daily gather to see the astonish
ing feats of the river and shaver. This machine
by an ingenious contrivance, by means of knives
converts logs or block , into ready made shingles
at the rate of several thousand per hour, in
a degree of perfection challenging comparison.
Within the past week rights for machines and
territory for speculation have been deeded for
five different States.
Slair Dyspepstsx,wThere are but few who do not at
some time experience the unpleasant effect of temporary
Indigestion, such as a genies of fullness, weight and uneasi
ness of the stomach, foul tongue, bitterness in the month,
11111111 ea, etch headache, ht., Sc. All such feelings are eri.
done* of approaching dyspepsia, which should always 1 e
checked and cured by the nee of Dr. Iloseirtisit's Stomach
Bitters, which are known to be an Infallible remedy for ail
snob complaints. To this, th ousands will testify , who hare
tried them noel proved the fact. Dr. Mesmer:la's Bitters
are for sale by our principal Druggists, sod dealers gene
rally, and by HOSTETTER, SMITH k 00.,
noviTadaw 28, Penn street.
ier Weakness of the Stofinealokid Indl
gesSton.—Anothei Oreof etre firV.4ifiltßoerhaves Rot.
sd lititten —TbevriGeof Pieter De Witte, living in Holland
ToWn,'l3.lmboygan county, 'Alvin suffelied much from
weakness of the stomach and gestioni& litteiftad been
niider a physician's care for o^' me, lint the disease
seemed to belie even his Vtgritsedaor'-'lOl.-
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NOVEMBER 17
COMNIF,RCIIIL POST.
PIIVIBBURGR BOARD OF WILADM ARID
21 1 811.6E1ANTEP EXCDCADro C.
OPHICIRES.
Pruident—L. WILMARTII.
Arst Vice .Netiziera—T 8. CLALLe.
&vend ' " Gm. W. Oims
Beasura—N. Hamm, Jr.
Secretary-446n P. Puma. •
itiperintavient—s. T. Noamut,
sib mrattes eJ drtgration for November--Gza. W. Cats,
V. p. Wm. Pw...tm, D. .11"CANDLen, JNo. A. Waukaf,
lissat J. Tema.
DAILY REVIEW OP PITTSBURGH LIABRKIS
Orrice or rue Dam /domino Post, 1
Saturday, November 17. 1866,
FLOULt—Sales 100 bbl, superfine, from wharf, at $; ,0 ;
46 bble supertino and extra from wharf, at $8@8,26.
lIIICHIN SWAT FLOUR—Sales 0000 795 at $8,60, cash, ill
100 tba; 10,000 do do delivering. at $3,60 ; 1000 do do, from
depot, $3,40 ; 1000 do do,.from store, at 83,76.
tiEtaln--Bales 160 bus Barley at $1.35 Rye: sales 160
bus. from caned, at 80o.; T do, from yr tart, at-83c ; 117 do,
dellrerlog, at 76c.
BACON—Sales 4000 fin Shoulders at 12@120, cash.
OlL—Pales 8 bbla No. 1 Lard at 90c, cash.
SALT—Bales 150 bbla No. 1 at $.1,62%; 100 bbl, extra
at $1,75.
dallEB--Salea 6 tons Pearls at 7 o, 4 moo.
POTATOSB —Bales 60 bus Beabannocke, from wharf,
at 455.
60144*):4A;k:03i.1:-4:1:411
New YORK, November 18—Stocks higher. Cotton ruin
er; sales 900 bales; Orleans middling 9% • Uplands mid
dling 9%. Floor firm; sales 23,000 bbis. Wheat improv
ing; antes 67,000"bu5. Corn firm; Enloe 60,000 bus mixed
at $1@1,62. ?Orr firm; sales 600 bbis repacked Chicago.
Lsrd improving; eases 800 bbis. Whisky languid; Bales
100 bbis. Coffee quiet; sales 510 loge Rio. Sugar ad
vanced; males 800 high Parana. at Sr. Molasses firm;
sales 2011.hbis. Linseed Oil steady; a moderate business.
Lard Oil quiet; erase 2,500 galls et 95c. Iron drooping;
salsa 100 tons Scotch pig at $82,50. Tobacco firm; sales 50
hods,., 11%
PIIILLDKI.PdLt., November 16 —A fair demand f 4. Cotton,
and 200 balsa Upland and. Orleans cold at 9}9g113i on
time. No new feature In Flour: the receipts conuane
The inspections fur the past week were ocly 15,608
bbls, bat there le no export demand, and transactions are
confined to email lots for home consumption at 59,25 for
standard and good, and $9,87(4.9,76 for extra and extra
family, and fancy brands at higher quotations. The de
mand for Wheat continue, quite limited, but prisms remain
without change; sales 20,000 bus at $2 for good and prime
red, and $1,66©2,10 for inferior and good white. Per Rye
an active inquiry, and 8000@l0,000 bus void at $l,lB in
store. Coffee and Sugar are attracting more attention, and
far the latter holders have pat up the price cent. Whis
ky steady; mall ewes in bbis at 416041 for bia.ston and pri
non, and 40a for bbda.
Crserertert, November 16—Blour No sale.; the disagree
able weather eb.cked operations 14 In a 7 sold at fl 62®
1,65; Oat., .%®3oc; new Corn, 420; Barley, $1,50®1,55;
Rye, 82®865. Nothing doing in Provisions. Wr irk y firm;
sales 660 Ibis at 330. Sugar buoyant and unsettled, holders
asking an advance.
AUCTION SALES
JAMIN !dcRENNA.
Wood street, above Fin h
PEREMPTORY SALE OP LAND) in Chmeriers township,
Allegheny county, on MONDAY, December 3i, 1855, at 11
o'clock, A. M., will be told at public sale, by order or for
Executor,' of Philip Smits., deed, late of the city of ?hit,
dolphin, at the homer of James McDonnell, on the Pitts
burgh and Steubenville Turnpike road; and also those on
the Middletown road and on the Noblestown road; that
portion at the intersection of the Steubenville Turnpike
and the Nobleatown road, through which the Pittsburgh
and Steubenville Railroad crosses lion been divided lobo
lout, averaging dee acre: , each, with the view of moking
plenoant country residence and gardening plots, as desig.
noted in a diagram to be obtained at the Auction Donee of
James McKenna, No 120 Wood street, Pittsburgh, or from
Mr. James McDonnell on the premPes. The Istria on the
Middletown road have teen aubdivided into farms of about
thirty acres each, and into some small lots of flee to eight
wore% to suit the cooveniracs of those who might not le
disposed to purchase a large tract The valuable tract of
land eitnated on the r Itteburgh and Steubenville turnpike
road at Chardon!' creek, now occupied by Mr. James Mc-
Donnell, will be sold subject to his claim, under a lease for
life at the yearly rent of $l5O, payable setatannually. At
the same time will ttleto be sold, a small troct of land ef
about ten cores known as the Shaffer purchase, situated
about 23e$ miles from Pittsburgh , on the new Turnpike
road leading from the Steubenville Turnpike to the Plank
road. Personas wishing to procure healthy and pleasant
locations, convent nt to the city, (being only three mites
distant) in a good neighborhood, surrotmded with agreea
ble scenery, will find this property all that can be required.
The land to of overslept quality, in a good state of cultlve.
lion, well watered, and proyidal with coal and lime/ Rune.
.A depot or railroad station will probably be booted to tie
vicinity, furnishing facilities to and from tbo city at several
°total carious during the day, of not more thou ten ado
utes transit.
-on6third mob, ard balance In three f lel an
nual paym•nte with intexcet, to be socurod by bond ard
mortgage. For further partionlare, epplicatioo may b.
made ►t McKenna's Auction Lion s, bitmburgh, cr •.o Mr
Juana MeDonne 1, on the premise& novl2.te
Sklactloct—eSaleaAljr. .
AT the esduustercial Stan Rooms, corner 01 Wood and
Irtfth etreeta,at 10 o'clock, A. M., a general aes•ortment
of Seasonable, Staple and fancy Lay ki was, Cosallog, ficote
and Shoes, Huta,Ca pa, Ac.,
AT S O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Groceties,Quecnstrare, Glassware, TaGle Cutlery, L.Ncklag
Glasse/Oh - wand Se conillhad Hatteelto:d .od Kitchen l or
niture, Ac.,
AT : O'CLOCE, P. M.,
Books, Btationery, Fancy Articles, Muelcil Instruments
Llarbrareltrul Cutlery, Clotlun,s, Variety Goode, tiol.l Fad
1311,..r catches, Ac. P. SI. DA ;IS., Aurtivne,. 1,141,t1
P. 11. 11,10718, Autuonoor
RIDGE MINING CO. STOCK ar Tbur.loy
evening, Nov 22d, at 7 o'clo-k, at the Mercb•nt?
chapga, 4th et., will L. ,old, by order of J. Um... T-ea,
time, shares Ride Itfleking Comp Ivy Stock. Inrfeltrd for
non-pay - meta of IV sasemruL P. M. DAVIS, Auct.
NOTICE—In consequence of the ,T2l inat being Thank ,
giving day, the vale el the above vtock wOl by slj , •orned
until Tbuplay everting, 29th Met. at same hour and place
noI5 P. M, Aurt
LPfIUtTIItTY sr Atlinliun —lna Wednemlay
eser.ing, Nor 214. at 7 o'elcrk, at the Merchant.
change, 4.h et , will be cold, that large and valuable lot
ground, 'lnnate at the tanner .t Liberty and Walt at sta.,
sth ward, heron a front of P; feet on Walnut at., on all h
erec .d five two stcry foam, dwelling houses, in pool r.
der. Fubject to ato rpetua/ annual ground rent of 116:L,
payable quarterly, with a privi.ege of purchasing To 1.129
at cola. [nolo; P. M. DA V 18. And
UNDEIIWR/TBILS HALL LW WINDOW LA:, —tin
Paturday morning, November 17th. at 10 o'cl.,ch, at
the ameholue formerly croupier.' nprlnder ilarbeugh &
Co on Front, between Wood unl Htreeur. vet I be
.11 167 half bczre S by 10 V , t,&•Na El:. which ve la suet
on Heel bon' nearßeaver. ( nols, eas
N. DA V Aar'.
•RLSTe..bll bAikt Or A V ALI: &ISLX Ned.
nekdav evening, November 218 t, at 2 ,•,- t it.tk, a t th.
Le - chanter' Exchange, Fourth street, will Le vo'd. Fy rrd. r
of Themes Mellon. Erg., Trustee of ton. Wm L"rlmer, Jr .
—That valuable Farm aituate at Lam No 1, the Youghl
o,henv over, about four miles ab^,e Sl'Keeepor, bound.d
by said river, by lands of Jahn Christy. Coulter, and oil.
rte; containing one hundred and twelve acre/ of choke
land, with two good dwelling honer" and Wher imyr , vo
mente.
The abOve V a very daeirabi• Vann, and In • short toe
will be in close proithnity to the city by the Concoilevl.ir.
arslroad.
TramB.—Onerhurth cash; Imlaoee ft, three equal pay
men:e at 8, 12 and 18 months, with Internet.
nov7 P. M. DA VI6, A oetirmeer.
1 Alitl.klXli PAESI a ran LIBERTY AT AUCTION
li —On Wednesday ' log. November 21, at 7 o'il,k,
at the Merchant.' Pic gia, Fourth street. will be s old, by
order of Thom. !fell Poo., Trustee. of General Lorimer,
that floe Form in Octane townehip, nem the Emit 1 i,rty
Btation of Prnneylrarrt Rottrood. It hoe Mien subdivided
lOC. lOU of from five to thirteen ncres. • fr)rding ounket f the
moat tesoutlful country rites now offered for oak.. Pions
an be obtained at the Auction Room,.
Terms—One-fourth numb : ban In Litres fl4l/151 Fern I
annual payment,, witlaintcrest.
noT6 P. Al. DaTTS, Anrtionrer.
kr.xeoutor , s Notice
VX7' lIERRAH, Letters Tesiarnentary to the 71,tate of
YV WILLIAM PROCTOR, late or Ai legbeny City, deo'd,
have been granted to the sobactibers, all persons lodebted
to add estate will mate immediate payment, and those
haling claims or demands against the seine will present
them without delay, duly authantleded, for settlement, at
the office of Mitchel A Palmer, Attorneys at Law, No. 87
fifth street, Pittsburgh.
OLIERRT PROCTOR, Rseautrix.
Phililpayil le.
SOID .7. MI TOL' EL, Executor,
omA:tawny N 0.87 Fifth street. Pittsburgh.
Adminlstrator'l Notice
U
IiAREAtI, Lettere of Adminietration, de honie non
can lesfamento annex*, to the Panda of THOMAS
BLOOD, late of the CI y of Pittsburgh, deceased, have been
granted to the subscriber, all persons indebted to wild es.
tate will make immediate payment, and time° having
cisims or demands against the same will present them
without delay, duly authenticated, for settlement.
JOLIN J. MITCHEL.
No. 87 Fifth etroM. Pittybureh
1=21133
DUN NETS-100 more of the moot fashionable styles end
I colors of Sett's and Velvet Donn•ts, of their own and
Eastern manufacture, ready for exhibition.
A. A. MASON & CO.,
octl2 26 V fth street.
B ROWN'S ESSENCE 0 INGEE-6 gross for sale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK A Cu ,
Ott% . l ' eornsr Wood and First sts.
LFAION3-30 bones fresh Lemons just received and for
/3 al n by REYM.E.II A ANDERSON,
octl No. 39 Wood street. ,
ril UN! ABBAMI:IDA-630 !be received and far sale by .
kJ - nail FLEMING B ROS.
DRIME BROWN SUGAR AT AveTiori—Oo TUIIiskDAY
MORNING, October 16th, at 10 o'clock, at the Ware•
house of /deports. Englleb k Richardson, No. 110 Water
street, between Wood and Smithfield streutr, will be Bold,
hhom Prime Cuba Sugar. Terme at pale.
octls Y. H. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
itjl ATIIESIA 1'1(1AL STRUM Is NTB—J net opening,
ritcy imperiar lot of Mathem,ticsil Instruments,
which will be sold at greatly reduced rates, by
w. 8. HAVEN, Stationer,
Market Street. ooroer of Seeona.
- Douris Illf/NNAlklB, CANES AND VALltlhe.---Just re.
_L calved, a fall supply of the &have goods by
L. MILSHYIELD A BON,
No. i 0 Wood street.
rina. I.IaNDBO.IIIO.BT alwortment of Gattern nod Feory
1 Shoes can be bought of No. 107 Market amen, obonp
or cents. Inum4 t W. E. BCHNNIITZ
ON" 81,200 for a two story Dwelling House. with aura
room in front, and dye other rooms and a hall; also a
back building of two raoma. The lot is 17 feet Inset on
Robinson street, Allegheny. by 77 desp. to an alley. This
property is In good order and will bs sold on easy terms.
8. CUTHBERT & 80N,
10 Msrket street.
VARIETIECI—The Pocket Cia,ndisr, or iteroleing Alm.
bac; Pocket Mementoes, Fancy Emery Bags, Snow's
8,1..11 Pen. Pistol Pencils for boys, Bair Brushes, Pearl
Powder, lierpetic Soap, Rosemary for the ball, he., slw s
on bands and for eats by B. L. CUTIIIiEIIT,
octl2 63 Market street.
r t - U. biOLASt3E9-21. bble new N. O. At:qui:nee lecuPted
per steamer Ella, for stile by
octll ATWELL, LEE k CO.
24 . iitTS AND COLLABS—Joet recelmed nom the F.',
'9s*.nrie lot of Nhirto. (French wrtets,) with or without
the • - able Hymn Collar., by
HIRSAFIELD d SON.
MAP:J . I3A AND CrTRISH WRAPPING PAPltnB.—Pmall
end large light on heavy, for Newspapers, Dry
Goods,.Shoes, Confectionery, *co, now receiving and for
sale, wholesale sod retail, at farmer low pricer, by
J. 8. DAVISON,
85 Market, near Fourth street.
P.a.—Dry Goods Merthants invited to try them. focto
EIMIDT'S LIQUID HAIR UYE changes almost Insu nt.
--- -
S ly red ,or grey bide to black or brown. This Dye has PEKIN TEA STORE,
been USG In thousands of cases, and Is a most excellent Ito. 38 "Oh street.
article. • ill. per box. r °VEILING'S WHITE SUGAR at ,O cents lit lb. Prime
HERBETIC FLAP" IS used Ibr rumoring tan, sallowness, LMe Coffee at 1 2!3 cents 41 lb. S. JAYNES.
and redness of the akin. It also enree all chaps, cbafes and n°''
roughness of the akin, and readers It soft and white. 12: , ,.;
8. L. CUTHBERT, • DIANN BOOR SI W A N . U S IA H OTtiIt e E m I2
per cake. Sold by . corner of Market
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AEU S FOR Riff ER.
Tom Rives contieues to fall slowly; with 5 feet 10 inches
water in the channel, by the tier marks, last evening at
dusk. The weatt: or was showery yesterday, but changed
cold. Bueinese on the wharf was quite lively, and large
amounts of freights arriving, consisting of flour, wheat,
bamded pork, Ac., on its way East by the Pemasyleania
Railroad. The wharf la inadequate for the amount of busi
ness done there, on account of that part, lately occupied by
the rennnylvania Railroad for a depot, not being paved'
Our " City fathers " should nee to this matter.
THE steamer "Forest City" Is the morning packet tlir
Wheeling. She leaves at 10 o'clock.
Commit or. Trnit.—The steamer " Chevlot " will hereafter
leave for Zanesville on Sunday, at 10 o'clock, A M., and not,
en heretofore, on E oLurday
Tun steelmtr " Pittsburgh " le the regular packet forCin•
clanati today the lecree at IW, o'clock, A. M. Oa her
bet trip she brought up a Leary f:right and quite a large
number of passengers.
Tin steamer " Empire City,'' Copt. Jas. Vandergriff.,irW
leave for Et. Louts and all intermediate ports this evening.
rhippere and travelers need only be notifird to insure her a
full tr,iLht and passenger list.
Tma folloriag steamers are now loadivg for porta below:
Silver Wave, Empire City, Eir Wm. Wallace, Alma and
Gaze!, for Sr. Louie; Flora, for Naehvllle; lows, hr New
Orfeane; Quaker City, for Loa's:vine; Cheviot, Zinesville.
'fat fast passenger steamer • t ltu , •keye State," Captain
Belizhouter, is the regular Sunday packet for OineinnatL
She will leave punctually at the hour advertised-10 o'clock,
A. M. Our friend, Mr. Wm. Drum, will be fonud to the
clerk's office, always ready to wait on Chose wbo may wish
to travel on or have husios se with the "Buckeye State."
SINKV.O AND Loss or TrS Srmatca Wuroffs. —We learn by
a despatch to Wall St Wiles, steamb•at agents, that the
Wenona, Copt. Postal, suck on Saturday, in nine fe.t wa
ter. The .coldest occurred about ten miles above Jeffer
son City, sod the des; atch stated that the I oat would be
total ices. She was bound down i'rom Glasgow to Ibis pJrt.
She was ownei by Capt. W. C. Postal, nod Capt. Williams,
clerk, and, it is presumed was fully inured.—Si. Louis
IcUtgicecer, 14b1
Tat EL Louis Democrat, of the 13th nays:
The river oontionee to fell at the rate of a quarter of an
inch per hoar, haring fulleu nix inches in the twenty four
bourn, ervliug at 6r. re., yesterday. It has to fall only Eve
feet mire, to be as low as at any time last winter. There by
e depth of ohout trio. and a ha , l Let ha the channel to
Cairo. The Upper Minsissippl continues to recede slowly,
there beirg on the lower itacide thirty lu^he•, or lean, of
water. The lllioota In kvepine at an excellent flags, end
there lea report ati-mt of a rice coming down from the up
per end, which moy prove more than enough for the boats
at present engaged in the nav'gstiou. The late rise in the
311 , roari, has ultatSt witvry run out, leaving a channel
depth:of te b rent four and a hal! feet to the Osage, and three
and a half above. No slarkeziug of business is p3rorptlble
on the !erre.
Wen tp the, folina in; it elllri frcto the Cincinnati papera
MIETEMI
The river hits receded about twelve inches since ' " jr last
report, with clear and p eaaun• weather yeaterd y, but huh
11Ications rf ruin last night. There it 11 feet to the channel
Louisville—S feet iu the Canal, ant 6 feet 4 inches water
in the pave over the Falls, and 6 feet E Inches over the rocks.
It receded 1 fool a; Maysvißeen Tuesday nl O ,lO. The levee
was thronged with Ml3 , lll3tlrel yesterday, but business was
unusa•lly dull, cave is the vicinity of the packet landing
Freights we continue to qw.te as follows
f it:sharp/I—Pork, 36; Whisky, 40c.; oil, 400 Molasses,
bSa /Lour, 25,-; Cott.n, Ole. Found Freight, 11@20c. l cwt-
To Wheeling —Whisky, 35e.; Pars, 3.k; Flour, 20c; Found
Freight, 1201615 c. 1;1 vet.
Lnuu —Dry Odods, 33c. cwt.; Heavy Freight, 25q.
30c hi,..ky, fsc ; oi, 73-.
; Pork. 75c, Pound Freight, 40e.
Neu, orb.ani—Flour,lo.•; Pork, 600; Whisky, 80e; OIL
80 • ; Pound Pr.. 47111., :iCs(4)4 , r fl. cw t.
NashviLe—Whisky, ud ...nd Vll7lo'pa, 75e; The;
Pound Freight, 50c T./ cwt.
Tux Defender and Sovereign left for St. Louis last night,
full of people. Just before the Defender loft, her gentle
manly nod amiable clerk, Capt. B. Exams, slipped ever to
Covington, and committed—matrimony.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
5 rirr 10 INC./4 WATCII IN Trio e1f,,,11,‘
Etrainer Wrod ward, Brow ascii I •
Ilenoenctron, Wan N•irtott.
Michigan \o. 2, liovt, Weller iGe
•• G., Lammer. . Rochester,
•• rorest City. Way, Wheeling .
Lu , keyv !+tate.
" F:rix'Arr, Dartri,
uEI'AKIRD
rt.,am-r Jed...lwo, WGo.l,,rd, b-oqureiLe
Plttabxrgh, Stoubetsv 1110 and W h••ling
Packets.
71, it C..vtain .1 A. 8.1101.2:11, nod
the F.Kl,i LI TY. Cap , eln L Star,
run x, r , :ruinr DAILY P I I r..rs, botwevla PittAburgh,
Sleutwnvil/1 and etcoppng at .I intermethate
port&
The DI cns AI, tail: leave PlttLithrlch o MortLisph vr.a
ctos.'cre a. 13•1 Prtttqa, at IU •.:k. A M —Atettentatart ahe
hut re 'bVllee:lrtg •tt Tures:Jtt , ,Thuradnya 1./d z'aLttardaar ,
at 0 . ^10 , k. A 91
11.: V1)1( EST CITY will also Isere Pi Isburt.h on Turssiays
Thursdays nod haturday,., at lu A. 'AI .-51slurro
14, wtll J.., VI Mt a:a ye, IV ricer...la:. au.l Yrl
l'or e aplAs I.s.rd or to
02 L.L! 'QD, A .ristlt,
IN, 1,5 ' , root u•rv.t.
Itegular Tue•dar Pock . st for 'Wheeling,
1.111n. - Jetta and (anillopolls.
Fhe LVil-13.111 ~...amer CONVOY,
t. ~IJak l C uu. Jr. kitater, Usooaon, Clark,
a. ;env.. labt,r LP lovrrukvOla.a porta
every To., t. 4, at 4 o k, 1' 51., poalt.veiy
l or fre,gt,4, pa... J.. apply ou tJan4
t;al. II kithiN. ; , 1 t' 4 . A g•tOtA.
For Memphis and is cNV Ortsarso.
The deem, Al; r TIC, en otn.n Idvt:eass
rot the since and
intiome.ll to port_i on r I', Nor ember
1 - th. a!
For !retell or paesare Hopi, o 'fan!. rto
nosle, J b. LI \ INtiSTO`i, Agent.
For St Louts
The steamer It Whl. WALLACE. Captain
UV to CAI( LULL, 1:1,L, C. 8. Faantie; IBM
Leave an. l , a •tocse and loteamedistr ports on
dAI'L hire Y, Noveni , er 1711.. et 10 A.. 11.
tar freight or intareaze apply on board, or to
nosl6 ...LIS FLACK. Agent,
tent Zanesville.
The steamer CIIEVOIT, Captain Nela p]
0R.a.19 ; .rill leave foe the above and lea;
to: mediate porta, bUNFIAY,
at 2 Y. M.
For freight or paesage apply nn board, or to
octl6 L., ,, LLlNtltA'ooft a HAti.NMS, agents.
Regular Pnek•L for Claolurlaii,
1 h.• ro earner P. 1.1 7,
O'N rfi.; Clerk, A Er ,
alms. and int.ermedlat
Novemh.r 17, et 10 o'riock, A. M
Por freight or pas3age apply on to
no,ld 1.
fror Gluctn.
The regular Sand*
STATE, Captain Ent
Daum; will leave for
Mate p:.rta on SIJ aDA Y, lath Inst., at 10 a-
For Prelall or passage apply on board, or to
onrl6 L 1 I'i ORTON a FL AC,n, Ages tti
For lit. Loal■, Detours nod Dubuque.
The t.otmor CLARA DEAN, Capt.la O. W.
kiggißun; Clerk. J 315 MELLON, will leave f r the
Lave and lotermethate ports on MONDAY,
November 19, et. lo A. M.
12=M=1
The xtenmer tJAZKL, Captain 8. Finuer,t ;
Clerk, E liv•sa; will leave for the above and
intermediate Foe tx, TLIIB DAY, November IS,
at 10 o'utock A M.
For Ireigta or mussel+ 9p:19 oo b^ord, cr to
LO,_LINGWOOD, ❑ARN ft I.IVII , GST9N,
Attents.
Regular Loutiovti/e Packet.
ut: rho steamer QUAW, CITY, Captaiu Mc.
ym,. f DANRALS 111 leave (artily above au d Intarme.
(Hata pt,rts crk SATIIILDAY, November 17th,
at 10 A. M. ..,
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
noilti C. RARNRS. Agent.
FAT St. Louis.
The efeaMer AL\IA, Captain S. GOLDIN° ;
c -- r, . . .
..... Clerk, J. Mainly, will leave for the above and O
r.. -
W" . termedlate ports MONDAY, November 10th, at
10 o e ortit 4 . A., NI.
For . pht or passage apply on board, or to
LIVINGSTON A FLACK, Agent,
- ..„FOlrlilt. Louis and Illinois River.
..."., The steamer Rid PI RR CITY, Captain J. M..
_lior " .Vahrmaohirr; Clerk, 8 finial; will leave for
....P I'," ,- above nod Intermediate putts on SATURDAY,
IT . gh , AO A Id.
Jigs. or passage apply rn board. [ncvl3
A, - .;.„„;‘ , •.• For fil•shvllle.
Ala'The Erne steamer F...0F.A, Captain 8. Dior,
Clerk. J LAIIoNT, will pare for the above
and intermediate ports on SATURDAY, No
vember 17 ' et 10 A. Al.
for ireight or peerage apply on beard, or to
novl3 C BARNES. Agent.
For Cincinnati and Louisville:
The taverner MANSFIELD, Captain Taos An
thARGELIieLa; Clerk.— DOR-MAN. will learn for
the above and Intermediate porta, BATOR.
DAY, 17th loot , eel 10 A. M.
For Irelglit or passage apply on board, or to
oov 11. YL a CS. A LIVINGSTON, Agents.
For St. Louis.
The simmer SHARE, WAVII, Copt JoaN
Afeilahoi; Clerk, WILKINS ; will leave for the
above and intermediate ports on SATURDAX,
Nov. tuber 17th, at 10 A. NI
For freight or passaze apply on board, or to
nrolu FLACK A BARNES. Agents.
For lilendphis end New Orleans.
The ma, yew ...Learner lOWA, Captain W,
i k ra tt ec i i , A MOOR!; Clerli, D. Moons, will leave for the
above and intermallide porno on MONDAY,
November 11, at le o'clock A. M.
nos ti FLACK A BARNES, Agents.
For freight or passage apply on board. inovg
J(11 - 1 BBLII. XTRA AND FAMILY FLOUR;
kill 1003 bushels Rye;
50 bbls Rye Flour;
50 bbls prime Leaf Lard ;
In store end for sale by WALLACE A CI ARDINER,
n0.10.d12t 200 Liberty street
Fashionable flats and Caps,
AT LOW PRICILI.
JWILSON EON, Ea. 91 Wood street, respectfully in•
. form the public that they have a large assortment of
the latest styles of Unto and Caps, which they will sell at
low prices for Conn.
N. B.—Just received, a sew etyle of Ladies' Riding Hats
and Caps navlo J. WILSON A SON.
4, 0,4
• -;
7 i
; • 4Z",:e k'"L'
Luzern r, Ben uett,Brov - curil
Col B,yurt.l, l'etblea, bllizaboth
Luzern lietacett,L.rourt•l lilt
Col Ittiynrd, i.:;lll,bett
Neat :.•vrtot.
.I:lchigun liner, Well,iii•
1/..n Le: user. ter
Inutrat.,, :t.ttml , , K Le. 1111,4.
V.n! o,rdon,
r Cia,ou,tl
J C 1 , 1 nt..lnt., St,, , ktlkkle, St. LOUJA..„„.„.,
:,etstr,
STP_A M BOATS
123231
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AMUSEMENTS.
-.— -
MLLE ATIS.E...J. 0. POSTEtt, sole Leaysee and Mina.
Car • W. H. Rico, ONO &tensor ; Ctual.re Fusrra,
Acting Manager. Treasurer, J. V. Bourn. i
pious OP LUMMOX :
Bow and Parquette.. -60 c. !Private Holes,.-
Second Tier f Private Rotes, .... 45.011
Boxes for eau • I Persons
OW - Certificate, Bemiring mate, 1231 1 cent; .
ga. Last night of Mies MATILDA HERON
SATURDAY EVENINa, NovEnnta I;, 1868,
Will be acted; the Play of
I fir GOMA It—Parthenta, Miss Matilda Heron; Ingomar,
Mt. C. Poster.
SINGING AND DANCING.
To conclude silth the two last seta rt
The sertous Family-lAm Orinalir tialmaine, Miss
Matilda Heron; Capt. Maguire P. C. Ouriningba—.
Sleek, Mr. A. W. Young; idol. alas. Torrana, Julia M.
Cooke.
Oil-Doors open at to 7 ; pet - ion:maned to begin at 7%
THIRD WEEK IN PITTSBURGH !
EXCURSION TO NEW YORK CITY I
BULLARD'S PANORAMA
OP
NEW YORK CITY
TAKES the spectator over six miles through the streets
of Nev YO:11 city, faithfully showing the DMINne,
BOVIJ and CONPUISIOA of city Oh. He has a view of over
seven hundred Horses and Carriages, and upwards of
TItN THOUSAND OP ITS PEOPLE:
Processions, Military Companies, Bantle of Music, Shipping,
dteamboats, etc.
At each odd.. Wort an Explanatory Lecture will be given
by Mr. Doer, one of the propristorn, or Albert Norton, or H.
M. Spaulding. giving much valuable knowledge of
NEW YORK AND Ird PEOPLE, •
Of great Importance to a stranger, and of general and in
att .- untie° Information to everybody.
Will exhibit at
Masonic IltatitPittsburgh,
Every averring to, andawitkitl Saturday, November 2d,
and each Wednesday, Thelma*" and Saturday afternoon
during that time, at 3 o'clock` iOn Thursday, November
22d, THATIEsOPII7IO DAT. the Panorama will be exhloited
VIRZI rinse-10% o'clock in the-Eirenoon, 3 In the atter
noon, and in the evening.
The BVening Exhibitions commenca at 7% o'clock.
)70, - Adatlasant, 25 came; childrea,l4s cents. Nation of
five persons, $l. novl3.rt2i:h•
JOHN W. N'CARTHY,
Bill Poster and Iltistritrutor,
Ja-- Will attend to the Posting and Distributing of all
Made of .
BILLS FOR °ONCE:BM LBCPURBS, REMBITIONS, ha
All ommuntcatio2l-6..—er h
telegraph, or other
vise—directed to the office of the Morning Poet, will re
oeire prompt attention. RFT
Cosmopolitan Art Association
BE7Oli'D YEAR.
A RIELANGEMENTS for the Second Annual Collection of
this new and popular Institution for the diffueion of
Literature and Art, bare been made on the most extensive
wine. Among the works already engaged, Is the far-lamed
UnNOA CRUCIFIX," which originally cost ten thousand
dollars.
In trmicg the new col :ection, the diffusion of works of
American art, aril the encouragement of American genius,
have not been overlooked. Coo:minilons hare been Issued
Is ninny of the mos, distinguished American Artists, who
will contribute some of their finest productions. Among
them are three Marble Busts, executed by the greatest liv.
Ing Sculptor, Muni Powatas.
GNOME WABHINOTON, the Father of his Oonntry;
BENJAIS'N FRANKLIN, the Philosopher;
DANIEL WEIINTEIt. the Statesman.
A credal , gent hue visited Europe and made careful and
judicious eels-tire of foreign works of art, both in br..nse
and marble ; Statuary and Choice Paintings
The whole forming a largo and valuable collection of
Paintings and Statuary, to be distributed free among the
members of the Association for the second year.
TlllOlB OF BIEXIIINFIXILLY
The payment of Three Dollars constitutes any one a mem
ber of thla As.ociation, and entities him to either one of the
blegaaines for one year, and also a ticket in the distribution
of the Statuary and Painting..
The Literature. isru-d P.stanterl bars coneists of the follow.
log Monthly Magazine. Harper'., Putnam's, linicker.
booker, Blackwood'a, Household Worths, araham's, and Go
dey's Lady's Rook
Persona taking five memtershipe are entitled to any fire
of the kinsman.e for one year, and to sin tictals In the die.
tribut...l_ The net proceeds deriyed from e te , sale 01 mem
berships are devoted to the purchase of sr of art for i he
ensuing yen.
The eldrasztagel &cured by becoming a member of this
Assoosititm, are—
Ist All perw•ns receive the fur/ aerie of their Subscription
al the start In the shape of sterling Magazine Literaturo.
21. leach member Is contributing towards war liaelng
choice Works of Art, which are to be distributed among
themselves, and are at the same time encouraging the Ar-
Mats of the country, dbibursdng Lhousatads of dollars thrt ugh
its agency.
Pet one to remsaing funds for membership will pleime
eve their post office addre 4 in fall, stating the month they
wish the Magestne to ou.nasatee, and hare the letter regis
tered a the Poet 061ev to prevent Inas; on Da rec. pt a or,
116, ti of membership, together with the Magazine desired,
rid be forwarded to any part of the con st , y
Tboite w Ln pa-obese seagakines at Ikaltstrires t . 11,
that i.v j this Arsomation, they rartini .11.spurir.
and frre bet in Mt annual distribution all at the name
price they now pay for the Magenne alone.
Pot Memberships, address,
C L DERBY, Artily.) , C. A A,
At either of the princtpal tißnes--..• Knickerbocker Mega
riot "Aim, Mb Prnadway, New York; or Western Oflice,
1511 Wetter str.et, Sandmky, Ohio.
CEr - Subseripto,. received by Dr. GEORGE Ii_EYSER,
No. 11t) Wald emcee:, Honorary Bscretaiy, for Pittsburgh,
Penna. nos'
VrAl,ll BLit. rex...erred at BA I / 1 60ter1 CU EA P
V BODE PIOIIK, Ci Market street, near fourth •
Bayne's Chrirtien 1.1 f.,, Soma! mil UniTertel
Qecenel on the (impels, • valuable Commentary for Van.
Glee and private reading.
Life and Sermons of Dr. Spencer ;
Booking' End of C attroverey ;
Six Bays of Creation; The Book and Its Story;
Mornings with J esuo, by day—k condonation of lets
Morning and Evening Eseerisies;
Barnee' Practical Krrasnosi ; isartioe,on Slavery
Cheep Bibles, gilt and deep, only 60 cents.
A barge ...orlaurry o( beauttful and plaSo flll.les, Oxford
and otter 6agliat uditiono; alw ►amity Bltlna at malacca
Plover of the Family, Ntorithe Whaler;
Maurice on Lord's Prayer,
Scott's Commentaries, 3 role, cheap ovlltion ;
The Kncl, by Cummings; The Christ of History ,
The Priem. Puritan nod ilug.not, by Kyle,
Tret,h's Work., complete; 1t0,.. —oement ;
Boalistt Peet and ereaent, by 'I reo-o.
li.relrickrt Bible Geancraphy; Footeteps of St. Paul;
Wcrk : or Plenty to l`u sod Boa to Do It
Scouts lii The Practice of a N.. York Physician, thins
[rated. °alb
Dvunr. tarLitapH
jj A Lbw t's Napoleon, to 2 vola#
Bayard Taylor's great vv,ek n, au., fifth pp: y ;
Phyricui ireogra;•ay of the Sew, Lieut Maury;
Gomm., by Humboldt, in l euPl;
Follows: a metrical romanca, by Eikaboth C. KinoeY :
A hurler', LL's In AfrioaCby IL 0. Gumming
Walton, or Adventures On the lidoruir Ito bbora, by K. A.
Bard.
Ganitui of Italy, by Bee. Robert Turnbull;
Life of Chevalier Bayard•
ber's Receipt Book;
Tarots lu Europa and It, Haat, by B. J. Prim,:
Mei and Pe Doctor;
. 111iddan'Path, by author or " Alone;"
' Japati 8 it was and la, by Lt. aildreth ;
star Papers, by H. Ward Beecher ;
...;)liatory of Hen fever, by Burnt.= :
AV.:. of Blarney;
Blind Gook Book ;
Tho Hatch Girl ;
The Planter's Victim:
lowa as It is in 1866;
Escaped Nun;
Harpers' Story Book, neatly bound In 10 cola.-I.be beat
-dicks fir children extant . ;
Oaktebl, by W. D. Arnold;
UPPISMois Gazetteer of the World.
f +,;„ Naohleturge assortment of School Books, Stationery, 8r
I . oldlolll be sold 10 per cent. lower than can be bad else.
rewhire.' - llemember to mll at
_ LAlllFlin'B Bookstore. No. 30 Fifth st.
s UNDIII.4S--100 bags BM voiles,:
25 pockets Java Coffee;
60 hbda N. O. Sugar;
25 hills Refined Sugars;
100 bbl. prime N. O. Molasses ;
76 half &este Green and Black Teas;
76 bolas Tobacco, favorite brands;
2.6 boxes Pepper;
245 boxes Pimento;
26 boxes Extra Colres;
100 boxes Mould and Dipped Candles;
26 boxes Star Candles;
100 bolas Rosin Soap;
26 boxes Variegated Beep;
26 dozen Buckets;
10 dozen Tubs;
200 reams Wrapping Paper;
20 dozen half tow Bags.
Poe sale by (oct2o) JOHN MOORHEAD
PIO METAL-60 Urns Juniata, (idonroo /furnace;)
100 do N 0.2 Antbraota; • s:
60 do . Opts:
48 do No. 1, pot blast, Honking H 0,..
for foundry ; for sale by
oct27 JOHN MOOR.HEAHe
LOOMS-76 torus Juniata;
1.) 100 do Lake Champlain; for sale by
00t27 JOHN 61001d1F.AD.
PSG IKON-200 tone Noe. 1 and 2 Anthracite;
100 Juniata; •
200 Atlegheny
60 Coke ; for sale by
mil 2 JOHN 6100111116 ALL
UN Dr.ESHIRTS AND DSc, tV EA/I—Just reccelejel:l
assortment of Cashmere Scotch Wool, Shaker Knit,
Lamb's Wool Merino, Chamois, 12 Thread Silk and Stout
Silk; and American Wool Wrappers, at the FORNISNING
HOUSE of I.HLIPIIIIIISLD 4 SON,
wad No. 70 Wood street.
iITA VISLING SHAWLS, &I.SBLSIIII AND SCARY/d
Just received, a tine assortment of Scotch and Bay
State Shawls; and Bllk, Chrnllle,Mmors and Velvet
Mufflers, at L. LaftBHBIELD & BON,
octl2 No. TO Wood street.
rtillft..t Tata aTuktE YO chaste of iPactr. Teas of too
finest qualities; YO chests Young arson, King Chop
and Nioyane, with °UN grades, just received by
R. R. DRAY() ;
No.l Diamond.
ti uo,zs-25 bble. Loeb onutheq, Pulverized, (Ssree
Pielvertzed_ and Clarifiktkflignry 5 libido. ILovering's
B.yrttp,Dzipplaled for einerierzlitlizvor,juot received by
&tn . F. R. DRSIIO.
lbg. Drum Codoub; -- ---
6 GM& No. 1 Mackerol;
2 do do Salmon ; Just recolYrd by
octl2 P. IL DRAVO.
MAWLE3I CILAWLEIII—A. A. MASON A CU. &Yenow
1.7 receiving the largest and most desirable assortment of
Shawls ever offered In this Market, comprising the new-et
end most fashionable styles In Long and Square Bay Chits,
itmpire State, Scotch, Tbibet, Stella, Casiunem, &o.; also,
very elegant assortment of Long and Square Brodie
Shawls. octil
VATCHJSS, JISWIt ItY, Au—Just returned from the
VY East, and now opening a large and splendid assort
ment of goods In my line, which witl be sold at low prices.
gar Watches repaired in the best manner. Jewelry
made to order and repaired. Silver Ware manufactured,
etc. W. W. WILSON,
nag 67 Market street, corner of Fourth.
LX ACkl6B OV CHOICE LARD FOB BALK—With a
good Dwelling House, Spring Home, Garden, do.; all
uoder good fence, and In oultivation ; situate about eight
miles from the city. Price $7OO. Terms easy.
octa 8. CUTHBERT k SON, 58 Market st.
FOR HALLS AND PINING ROOMS—Oak Waloacrotioge
and Ceiling° of Elizabethiat style; Marbles 11l every
variety For aisle by W. P. MARSHALL & CO.
ILK SHIRTS AND DisAWNltB—Just roceivad, .n ae
-0 sorttnent of 3, A, 9 and 12 threads 811 k Shirts and
Drawers, of all sizes, by
octl
gire CLOAKS, T.sI4LAS, Ito.—A. A. MASON a CO.
1.4 have jut opened some 200 more Cloaks and Taltaaa,
of the newest and most elegant designs In Cloth, Velvet,
Moire Antique, Au. 0ct.12
O ``,
BOXES litre erectors ;
1 0
100,000 Torpedoes ; Just received end for tele by
novl4 EIGYAIRE a ANDERSON
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L. MRSHIIIILD & BON
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ps oposals
VT ILL be received for the Repairing and Renovating or
y the old Glees Works, as advertised, until TUPSDAY
morning next, and the bids declared Wednesday morning,
at MASONIC HALL, when It 18 expected every one receiv
ing the Job will drive ahead on the fast line.
onvl 8.3: WARWICK, ATTERSURY A CO.
Pittsburgh Trust Company, )
November 36, 1855. j
AN ELECTION TOR NINE DIRECTORS for Oda Com.
puny will bo bold at the Ranking House, on MON
DAY, the 28th lout., between the hours of 10 A. IL and 2
I'. M.
A general met:lna of the Stock ll:biers of the Pittsburgh
Trust Company *lli Le held at the same time and place.
novilktd JOAN D. SCULLY, Cashier.
Pprrsimitoo, November 6, i 8667
riillE SVUHANGE BANK OP PITTSBURGH hmt tble
oay declared a dividend cf POVR PEA cucr. on the
capital otock, out or the profits of the lam six mouths
The stockholders or their legal representatives will 114. paid
on or after the 18th lost. JAMES B. MURRAY,
nov7.des2c. Cashier.
TII N Di - erten; of the '• PEN NhYLY ANI A !Nisi-TRANCE
COMPANY OF P1',.T88U.8.1311" have this day declared
a Semi-anneal I irideed of au era CWT., payable to the
stockholders, or their legal repeal:lt/Aires, on Entarday,
December Ist. 1865. A A. CARRIE it, Secretary.
November 6th, U• 55. (sorl:Im
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DI tutus-nice , Elein.k -- }
Pittsburgh, Oct. 18, 1856.
A N ELECTION for Thirteen Directors, to serve for the
Ll_ ensuing year, will be held at the Mechanics' Bank of
Pittsburgh, on the third Monday of November nest, et the
13a_Mog House on Fourth street, between the hours of 9 8..
M. and 3 P. M.
Alen, a general mee log of the Stockholders will be held
on thefirsl Tuesday of November, at the came place, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. 01. U&J. D. ilogill3W,
calk Coeditor.
AlzaL.nics BANE OF PITIIII3OIIOII,
August 31, 1856.
TIIB STOOK HOLDERS of the Mechanic? Bang of Pt t p•
burgh are hereby notified that the third IrLeta,ment of
$12,60 per share will be due on the 10th of October proximo,
And the fourth and last instalment of 132,5 e per share on
the 20th November following, payable at the Banking
House, on Fourth street, as per resolution ot the Br ard of
Directors. I aryl l OEO. D Cachirr.
Merchants and Manufacturers* flank,
Pittsburgh, October 19, 1855.
A N ELECTION for Thirteen D.rectors of thin Bank Il
be hell at the Banking House, on MONDAY, the 19th
day of November next.
ocCO:dlm W. H. DENNY, Cashier.
Splendid Farm for Sale,
OP AtiflES, within one and a half miles of the
villaga of Bruceton, Preston eminty, Va. The im
provements are about BO acres newly cleared, and under
good fence; a new two-story hewed-log house and frame
barn; well-watered by never-failing springs. A good Coal
Bank open, oat of which the yearly payment can be made
without taking anything else MI the farm. Sixty of the
beet graftei fruit, and ten old tree. of the common sort.
There are sixty acres of the very best bottom or meadow
lan 1, and plenty of timber.
TUX, —54500 for the whole tract. $.500 in hand ; the
balance, $llO per year, without interest.
For further particulars, enquire of JAB. MILLS, 78
Diamond, Pittsburgh. noviklOt
AlletiCliittril TS Ad D ISECEIANICS ,
Mutual Insurance Company,
Nu. 80 Walnut strut, mord door from Fourth,
PIILLADra.PIiIA
A u t homed Gspital
Capital paid In 4200,000
Chartered by the Legislature of Penb'et, April 2,1853.
COMPANY le now prepared to issue Policies
1, Vire, Marina, Inland, Navigation and Railroad r ir
at the current rates of premium; and having the securi
of a cash capital, it also affords the inaired an annual par
ticipetion in the profits, without any liabiiity whatever.
DIRECTORS.
Henry L. Stevenson, Stephen Toram,
John W. Tilt..rd, John M. Gummey,
Drivel B. Taylor, Alexander Murphy,
Thomas D. Smith, 11. K. Richard/lon,
William F. Bone, John N. Gerd:, N. Y
William Morrie, Jo.. W. Weston, N. Y.
lIENRY L. STt.YENSUN, President.
11. IC. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
THUS. J. HUNTER, Agent,
ect:o No. 90 Water et.. between Wood and Market.
1:tE:0
PATENT FAIN BLOWERS,
F', . r Mum/dr - 1m itniitng Pares, rt
PATXTUILD 17, 1855.
TII ES E PANE are on I,n entirely new principle,
at d anti run with leen power than any other Fan now
The blowing vheel Le much lighter and stranger than
that of any outer, aed from Its peculiar construction to lest,
liable to get out of order. The ahafus are made of met
steel, and the Journals are parallel, running in gun metal
boxes. MAlSlift F fAToN,
Agent for Manufacturers, No. 80 Fourth at.,
novt:dsirif Pittsburgh.
To Wholesale Grocers, Liquor Dealers
and Dlanufacturara.
Fll5 SUBSCRIBER In now importing 5 superior quality
I of OIL Of' COGNAC, of which 3 of an own. with 60
getlons pure Spirit will produce a line Cognac Brandy. Hie
ESSENCM UP ROWIELLE and CrTARD'S BRlh DY; of
JAMAICA and ST. CROIX RUM, AMC. CIDEIt and
?EACH BRANDY, HOLLAND BCILIEDANI SCHNAPPS
and SCOTTISH WHISKY, are acknowledged by the New
York menufactcrers by the groat demand after the-m. Lb
rer'. - .1.3au for n o alit tnrariably be given by
DE. LEWIS FRUCHTWANGER,
141 Malden Lane, New York.
P. El—lmporter ..f nAjllct n•otype Cinnuoniti Maine,
them u Ilumson..? ; Thorn's Ext. Copoi a, Sulphate Am
mon., lir. tr
E 3TLACK'S (MEAT IMPRO VEMENT
bar Fastening Washboards to Walls
PATk.NTID JUNK 6, 1953.
ICO GOOD BUILDINti should be Buinhed usir,g
these Postenings.
idOzitS F. EATON, Agrnt f>r Patentee,
atl I , , , urGh eireet, Pittsburgh.
Brier to the following Archite,t3 in thleciy, I W. Kerr,
EN., Cherie, Bart.berger., fiaq , and Metrs. Bal . : ...t Moor
r...,,,, tr. I
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Direct; from the Staffordshire Potteries.
A LATE Ar.titVal, OF
Q,UEENSWARE,
AT THE uLp STAND OF HENRY RIGBY,
No. 1211 nix( street, lib rbterch.
THIS narvrimeut embra,ea owe NEW ant
EryLEs of It lute Brevata4, Dint,: and
Toilet Sets, of brilliant whitener.. trem one of the
bre. natnu•ncturera In England. Also, Vit.ltied Btue and
White Iron Stone Ware, for Hotels, ands very general nod
superior •nriety of all IsTUJIes of FLINT VlLAczv, and oiler
worst ndented to the woo to of city end eountry [ride; .11
cr which will le di-posed of at low prier, novb
our Andean, La to Hear,
LO%VILIE'S EATING LIOUSIEC,
ALL f•nd of (.01.,D LIVING will
;Nlpies. cal/ tad J o v I rf. et
..y
on hand, the bent of t.)).ter.t.
Tea, bursae made Bread. Cueiards,
Corn itread. Much and Milk tiled Much, Wattle., Buck
wheat Oaken, Br. . he wkiug a ill be arch we will gratify
epicure,
y w ratit,m suppll,l with Oyetern nt rensonattle rxtet.
JONES & DEN.N
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
&081 61 6 ATER STREET. PTTTSCIIIRGH.
More Wants I
WANTSD—A mao with S. small family, to buy a neat
two story Itwaillog House, of four rooms and good
c.a.r, situate on CllllOO dtreyt, South Pittsburgh. Yrios,
111.000.
Waserrn—A business man to occupy a good &ors Room
on Market street. Rent, WO per year .
Worms—To lease for tre years. • pleasant Homestead
nrel r the ri:y. 2 acres of ;round. The house contains nine
rooms. $1.6.3 per year.
purAisr.Ar fora email Loam of 62 acres, in
....nod order, with improvements, sitnatod in Columbiana
S. CITIIIRWRT 3 SOS.
53 M.rket attest
county. Uhio
no 14
ncoond Arrival of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
AT L. IitaBITFIELD son's,
No. 70 Wood street.
HAPING Just returned from New York, and received all
now styles of goods that arrived by the last steamer,
se offer the following for Inspection :
()loves, Gauntlets, Cravats Scarfs,
Opera and Oxford Ties,
Cambric and Silt Handkerchiefs,
Undershirts and Drawers,
Mufflers and Shawls,
Traveling Shawls.
Shirts made to order; slto, every style on hand. To•
gother with a lull assortment of goals in our line.
New styles of goods received by each steamer from Eu
rope.
L. 1115811 FIELD k SON, No. 70 Wood et,
novl3 between Fourth at. and lamond alley.
Joseph Whlte , • Cs.rriags IteposStory
JOBEl'll WRITE, now carrying on bud- ,
peas In hie spacious premises, (now
lately enlarged,) on the Pittsburgh and •
Greensburg turnpike, near the Two Mlle
Run, between Pittsburgh and Lawrenceville, respectlully
Invitee the public to insect his stock of CARMAGES
„iIUGGIES, Ao. And he particularly informs gentlemen
=s, that one price only is made. Fourteen years'
a in the business, enables him to place before his
patrons the Same choice collection of Carriages which, on
many years past it has been hie particular department to
select from the various and most talented Eastern manu•
factures. The success of his new system Is complete—the
economy of his arrangements will supply the beat and moot
fashionable manufactures at moderate peaces.
Unencumbered by those heavy expenses, which the
mania - for decorating houses of business has heaped upon
the price of goods, (owing to large rents.) JOSEPH WHITS
will sell, on ready money only, at mnbh les, than the usual
profits. I mhtkdawl
agesrepaired in the best manner, with despat
Alt ISO—line of sox acre,at Woods' hun t
improved, with fruits and bui ldings, and front
e Ohio river. It is offered at much less than its
of of half an ante, on the Allegheny river, in Du
quesne Borough, on whlch Je erected a superior house. It
will be given in exchange fur goal Western land.
Twenty-eight acres at Jack's hun, three miles below the
city
wenty.three acres adjoining Temperanceville.
AB theme are off red low enough to tempt you out of
your money; and if the.° 00 not suit y cu, just cal and get
my prieted Register of Lots and Lando Mr sale. On it there
are bargains offered. THOMAS WOODS,
oct3l 75 Fourth street
ntiOlth —To those who shave them,elves, a really
lA, good Ilaaor—one that cuts sweet and clean, and con.
:11.anee to du so far years—to a luxury; saves temper,
time
mid mciney. 1: is now universally acknowledged that
cnahsr's Anttamen RAZOR, E , Id by W. W. % Ikon, corner of
Market and Fourth streets, far eurpaases any raaor of Eng.
bah manufacture.
Bowler, try one of then, and If you don't find the state
meat true, WIL.ou will return you your money.
ni vl4 W. W WILSON.
("LACK - GOODS—ALI who wish to 'elect their
I) Mourning 3 oode from a large and unr.valltd rtcck,
and who what to avoid thiefaglgne and trouble of chopping
will find a large sesortmenirbr the proper shade of black,
good quality and most approved makes at
novl4 BltoollB a COOPiCit'S No. TE. Market at.
A T AUOTION—On Tuesday next, the 2.. th iliac, at 3
o'clock, P. 31., we will sail at public auction Him of
those eligible Building Lots, part of the plan as laid out by
Mr. Henry Herr, at the uppa end of Duquesne Borough.
This propertp Is very beautifully situated, commanding
views up ana down the Allegh.my river for servers' miles,
and is nearly opposite the Halted States Arsenal. It would
make altogether a fine site tor a oountry Home, being en
tirely in the country, whilst only two miles from the city.
noYI4 BLAKELY & RIOHEY.
QECOND HAND PlaN6l3.—One 6'4 octave Piano Forte
I 7 In elegant Rosewood case, with carved moulding and
iron frame; warranted to be In perfect order. $726.
One 7% octave Piano Forte, in Mahogany cage. 8/71..
One 6 .. " $126.
One 0 " " .. " $lOO.
One 6 " " " " Hi.
For tale by CH &RLOTPII BLUME,
octl2 No. 118 Wood street, 2d door above Fifth.
cLowtii. ROOTS-80,0A Holland Hyacinths, Tulips,
Lilies, Orarrn Imperials, de, all imitable for planting,
for sale In lots. gatnlogues, with directions, at 47 Fifth et.
nova JAMES WdRDROP.
•
ww.,;
4 '7_ 2?-7- /
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' *sr° ~ as k Sumiss' Operatloik
tlsofiegw... e 1 niik limy Si s e.ww-lt Is gratlf
a ‘ SE ,
ing for to. ,nble tti - itunce to the public that , e
utility of 1164:tf/ T Bfkl CUPS 'know no expert.
moat,—thelf i srentleffectsare coming '- daily to the
knowledge of the pro Mors. Strange mit May seem, it
is woe, that Spectates may bed penmd with entirely in.l
sight restored togs original pow . These cups are simple,
yet pidlosopkisel. They are without pain or the least
danger of .isflury. Below ;114.sfogruinevaral c•rtlticates
which speak highly to their favor:
(From th ew York Evangellet.]
A POW simp's
_r,bilosophical Instrnment, has been
invented , by I Cla., of this city, by the application ut
which .oEsores* of the eye 1 grade/01y raised to Its orlgl
nal convexity, causing [Milieus to impinge on the retina
without the aid of convex. lames. Thus hy, k n th.y procees
persons who have used glasses for yea, ore e u e bl e t:
alspease with than.
The editor of the Pennsylvania Demeornt welts se 6.1
lows, respecting the 011ie of MN. Chin (odd, of Umootowu
Pennsylvania:
Utrtorcrowa, Pa., August 1, 1964.
Being well acquainted with Mrs. Curstead, I know Um
before she u ed "Ball's Patent Eye-Cops," It was Mmes.?!
ble for her to read without the use of spectacles, and that
har sight has been re,tored by the use of the Cups, so that
ghe now reads print with her naked eie without difficulty.
Jona F. Buzau., Ed. Penn. Democrat.
Itainazavowit, June I. laza.
Dear Sir—HaTing lost my sight by old age, I was in•
dated to purchase your wonderird instruments, and by
using the same according to your directions, I succeeded in
restoring my sight so that I can read by night or day with
out spectacles. I have not need my spectacles for the last
three or four months, which shows that the restoration is
not a temporary one, but a valuable and permanent cure.
awful" Sant,
Of the firm of Snell & Brothers, Fiskdale, Mass.
03.. By remitting five dollars, a pair will be Feat, poet
paid, with full directions, to any part of ttie country. Ad.
dress DR. GBO. H. HEYSER, corner of Wood street and
Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. sepl9tdaw
Oa-Important to Farmers... Mew Pitcov
erles.--VEGETABLE CATTLE POWDER.—TheFe Pow.
dere are put up in one pound paoks, and are really a good
article, not only for the disesees incident to horses, cows,
swine, and other animale, bat they are likewise an excel
lent article to Improve the condition of the animal.
.Fbr .sfilch this:, they not only Improve the condition of
ranch cows, but they increase the quantity as well an im.
prove the quality cf milk and batter. The proprietors say
that It Increase's the quantity cf butter from half a pound
to a pound a week to each cow, while those persons who
have tried it say a pound and a half to two pounds per
week, with the same kind cf feeding as before. Of cue
thing we are cartel°, all whe use It once will use it all the
time, and Me money by the operation as well as Inn crave
the appearance of their itock. Price 25 eta, a paper; 6 pa .
pees for $L GEO. H. KEYSER,
Corner W00dm,...41id Virgtaallay,
Sir Cough Remedies. —lr. Keyser's Pectoral
Syrup will cure you.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will core Bronchitis.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Laryngitis.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Influenza.
Dr. Keyser'e Pectoral Syrup will cure a cold in the head.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Incipient Con
eamption.
A recent letter from Mr. J. W. Veatch, of Rokeby, Ohio,
case:
r oo,o o o
"I want you to send me two bottles of your Pectoral
Syrup by mail. There ill a lady hero who has a cough and
the doctors can't cure her. IWu in the same way, and
tried everything without benefit, until I got a bottle of
your Pectoral Syrup ; I took It but twice, and It cared me
sound and well.
Ask for Dr. Krraga's Psosonat lantine and take no other.
Price, 60 eente. Sold at DR. KEYBER'O, No. 140 Wood
street, and at .1. P. BLEDIING'S, Allegheny. ap2.spdaw
air Marsh's Radical Cure Truss will sure
nearly every care of redtereable Hernia.
Trusses at various prices always on hand.
haldrwn , a Trusses of different forams and strength
for sale.
Ira:utile Stockings for varicose or enlarged veins.
Abaomalal ISupporters—Adosen different kinds.
Pile Props for the support and ems of Piles.
Shoulder Braces to relieve a crooked and deformed
condition of the Chen, and many diseases of the Chest.
Suspension Bandages.
All these artielea may be had or applied at DR. REY.
SER'S Wholesale and Retail TRUSS DEPOT, HO Wocd
onset, elfin of the Golden ?Sonar; or will be emit to any
part of the country by sending the money and measure.
ap2fuLaw-
ifir A Substitute foe the New Liquor
Law`—Dß. URBAN'S AIM-BACCHANALIAN
a safe and sure remedy forth° cure of
INTEMPERANCE.
A concentrated vegetable extract and 1111 a to is ape.
Quailed. For the following complaints it is a most valuable
medicine Dyspepsia, Liter Cbmplaint, Epilepsy, Neuralgia,
Piles, 'coal of all kinds, Delirium Thanass. General/kb/224.
This medicine is intended to produce a ci , usge in the Bye.
tern, and a distaste for wcoholits drinks. Several instances
where we have sold it, we have had the most gratifying
results; so, to persons who are really desirous of breaking
off the indulgence in intoxicating beverages, this elixir will
be a great help. Sold at 1,1 per bottle at the Drug Store of
DR. UEO. Fi. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood street, corner of
Virgin alley, sign of the Golden Mortar. ab2Ecdew
DR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
GERBIANBITTERS ,
PREPX11111) DI
DR. C. SI. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.,
arm MICIIVAILT 017111
LIVED 0011ELAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chrome or Nervous Debasty, Disetues of the Kidneys, Gaut
ell diseases arisirg from u disordered /doer or &aria&
Both
11190onstIps
dan,,Inward
Pulneee,or Blood to Ehe '
Head, Acidity of theStoma
Nauma;HeartbarD,Dtegueb
fatness of weight 1a the Stomach, Bonr
Eructations, Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming of the laead, Harried
and Difficult Breathing, Flattering at the Heart, ChoaJr.•
tug or Suffocating &mention when In lying Postare, Dimness
of Vision, Dots of Webs before the Sight, Fever and
Dull Pails In the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration
Yellowness of the Skin thd Eyes, Pain In the
Bide, Back, Chest, Limbs, etc-, Sudden
hushes of Heat Burning in the
Flesh, Constant Imagine
lags of Evil, and great
Depreesimi of
&grits.
. . . . _ .
The proprietor, In calling the attention of the public to
thts preparation, does so wit • feeling of the utmost con&
dance in Its virtues and wia, &lion to the diseases for which
It is recommended.
It is no new and untried article, but one that has stood
the test of a ten years' trial before the American people,
and lu reputation and sale is unrivalled by any slutilarin, •
partitions extant The testimony in its favor given by the
most prominent and well known Physicians and indleidu •
ale, In all parts of the country is immense. Referring any
who may doubt, to my tdemombilla,"or Practical Receipt
Book, for Farmers and Families, to be had gratis, of all th
Agents for the German Bitters.
Principal Mee and Manufactory, 120 Arch street, Phila
dalphia, Pa.
Air Sold by Dr. Geo. IL Keyser, 140 Wood street; B. A
pstmestock A Go-, No. 6 Wood street; Fleming Brothers
60 Wood street; 11. P. Swartz and J. P. Fleming, Allegheny
deolgoiaw ly Is
LM:M=I
gDR. BROWN, No. 41 Diamond Alley, de.
rotes his entire attention to an office practice. 1. O'
Ilie bucklers to mostly oonfirua:l to Private .ka
Venereal Disenteit, and such painful affections, "."'"'
brought on by imprudence, youthful Indulgence and excess.
sypbilie,Syphititic Eruptions, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture,
_ 7etlizal Discharges, Impurity of the Blood, with all Dims
in lof the Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Erup
tions, Tetter, Ringworm Mercurial Diseases, Seminal
Weaknemi, Impotency. Plies, D liheumatiem, Female Weak
ness, Monthly 13uppreesions, isemes of the Joints, Fistula
In Ano, Nervous Affections, Pains In the Back and Loins
Irritation of the Bladder and Kidneys, suceessfully treated.
Cure guaranteed.
Twenty year? practice (ten In this city) enables Dr.
Brown to offer assuranove of a speedy cure to all who may
come under his care.
MIN! and Private Consultation Booms, 41 Diamond alley
sa. Charges moderate. novfedavfly
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA. Dr. BROWN
hereby Informs the afflicted that Ida remedy for the
above mentioned diseases is one that will care. He will
warrant a cure In any case of this kind. This remedy wee
never known to fail when properly persevered with.
Many eager the torture of this complaint for mouths and
years, when a few dollars would procure a certain, safe
and speedy remedy.
Oftloe and Private Consulting Rooms, No. 41 DIAMOND
alley. je26
BY VIRTUE of a precept under the hands of Wm. B.
McClure,President of the Court of Common Pleas, In
and for the ifth Judicial District of Pennsylvania, and
Justice of the Court of Oyer and Terminer. and General
Jail Delivery, in and for said District and William Boggs
and Gabriel Adams, Eno
~ Associate Judges of the same
Omuta, in and Lir the County of Allegheny, dated the 6th
day of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-five, and to me directed, for holding a
Court of Oyer and Terudner, and General Jail Delivery, at
the Court House in the (Sty of Pittsburgh, on the fourth
Monday of December next, at 10 o'clock A. AL
cnbllc notice is hereby given to all Justices of the Peace,
Coroner and Constables of the county of Allegheny, that
they be then and there, In their proper persona, with their
rolls, records, Inouleitione, eitaminatfons and other remem
brances, to do those things which in their respective
In their behalf, eppeare to be done—and also those that will
prosecute the prisoners that now are or - may be in the jail
of said county of Allegheny, to be then and there to prose
cute against them as shalt be Just.
Given under my hand In Pittsburgh, this Mb day of No
va tuber, in the year of our Lord one thoneand eight hula.
dred and fifty - five, anal bf the Oommonarealth, the fBth.
noridd ROOF PATTERSON, Sheriff
TORN OGDEN a CO., Bottlers, No. 187 First street,
s) would respectfully infinto the public, th. t they have
couirt,ntly on hand a large supply of SARSAPARILLA,
MINERAL WATER, ALE and PORTER, of the best qual
ity.
The attention of families le partioulatiy directed to the
fact that they bottle WAINI3IOIITB ALB In itsttrest
state. Physicians recommend It to families on account of
its wholesome and strengthening qualities. focal:11y
Boot and Shoe Olanufactory.
L
JAMES O'DONNELL & BRIXI de di
F ,I:loplitdt.burgh,ttrnYttreyo rm
bevethopee n d eda le "
new:tory
of &DENT AND WOMEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES,
At No. 79 Smithfield *treat
In Wrritin's Bin:Lomas, where they will be prepared to fill
all orders of every description of Boots and Bhoes at the
shortest notice.
In order to accommodate all classes of customers they
will also keep on tale a good assortment of the best eastern
work. Also, all descriptions of children's wear.
Scrim strict/y cash; goals at cash prices.
A share of the publie patronage to sollnited. fmiadm
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
rpHE Partnership heretofore existing between the under.
signed. under the name and style of SPRINGER RA&
BAQGti a CO., to dissolved by coutu%l content The busl
nersot that= will be settled by either of theoedersigned,
at their old stand, No. 295 Liberty street. The busmen
will be continued as formerly byT3pringer Harbareth•
SPRIIGE.II HARBAIIOII,
-.AUX; FORSYTH.
Pittsburgh, October 24,1955.
Springer liarbangh,
COMAIIIBSION BLICIWIIittiT, Dealer in Wool, Provisions
and Produce generally, no. WS Liberty area., Pitts
burgh, by, oet24
Dissolution of Partnership.
%WEE Partnership formed by the mideredgned end Jazz!
1. O'NEAL, irk carrying on "the Camden Ooal Worke,"
under the name cod idyls of JONES, O' EEO * MILLER,
le now dissolved- ISAAC JONES,
July 7th. JOHN D. MILLER.
g COFFEE-200 bapprime itio Coffee;
80 pockets Uld Government Java Coffee;
For roil* by inovBJ MILLER & BICKETBON
- ~c~~=
Proclamation.
1=3:73=E1
MEDICIA
BOERBALVEN
ROLLAND ifiTTERS
ero - t
r?..1 4 V,
N A . : ,,. :: .. $
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7, , r.EW
ELEOTRO-CIIEMISCIIg AROMA /
&hi HollandBch or
Kruiden Bilters
rrlvo YEARS hate elapaed Mime the introduction of thi
I valuable medicine into the United Stage, Dario
this time it has gained a Lama - ma popularity as a mina
for _ 1
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Fever and Ague, Dyspeptic', Indigestion, Headae4e, :
Loss 0.1" APPetad, Debility. Costiveness,
Blind and Eluding Hies. i
Many of our meet worthy citizens testify t 3 Its wonder
efficacy in all affections of the stomach and liver. An
tonic, it nuvethas been equalled, for the relief It affordel I
all cases of debility or weakness of any kind
.la almoet . '
,stentaneons. In nervous, theurnatie and neuralgic a c- I
tlen•, It basin numerous Instances proved highly bens 1,
and in others effected a decided cure.
When eminent phy,icians prescribe, end their pat! to
eo unhesitatingly recommend, surely we may cars to
doubt, and eagerly test Its virtues for ourselves.
FEVER AND AGUE.
A Otte of Eight Months' ,SYandinp Cured fry Barr a
Holland BiLlers.—Michael Kelly, Do 117 Grant, near th
field street, gays: " Last July, while , arming on ther
on a cot , on boat plying between Natchez and New Orl hhh
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I woo taken With fever andagne. Per eight Mug in th '''''.
I suffered with this dreadful disease. Via greater t a
this time I wee unable to hork f and spent aVeast del '
Mrs for different medicines, but found no t.ermanent be
Three weeks ago, one of my friends insisted upon my in.
B - erhave's Holland Bitters, saying that a cure was ran
teed. After taking it for one week, I must state 1 ris
sound man. I have been at work now f3r two wee as
have had no return of tae chills and fever wliatever.
I certiO the above statement is true. • ''
Tuna. ADMZEI, Diamond $0
Or at E. Cheater's, Gothic all.
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. Silas Liscomb, of Bitminghom, says: "I have on
In Poerhave's Bitters a remedy for headache end d flit .
My wife has also used it with the greatest benefit." . •
Mr, A. 8. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also remarks at to
has experienced much relief from its use fir bee/se .
READ THIS!
et Hollander's Testimony .—Joeoh Plashes, Dying n the
Holland settlement of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, says: Altar
suffering for some time the misery attending an nate pros
-le of mind and body, I have been restored, ,uslug
re to perfectizeal th ." I
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The fact of
he liodandare in _
a every Holland settlement la the United B
mach In Ste favor
IiTRANGTII AND TIEALTII lIDATOEFJI
Mr. John Davidson, living ten miles above PittsbL_
the Pennsylvania Castel, says: "When I commenced
80-rhavu's Holland Bitters, I could hardly walk—
enjoy excellent health "
W.O...ENESS OF TILE STOMACH AND I?fDIOESTION
A nother Great Cure iffected by /ker.:Woe's Holland Biter re
—The wife of Peter Le o;itte, living is Holland Town, She
boygan county, Wisconsin, suffered much from wearies, or
the stomach and indigestion. She bad been under a phy•
Arian's care for Pomp time, but the disease seemed to hurtle
even his skill. Slasourcoased some iloileni Hitters at our
office which has given tone t , her slomech, her appetite
and strength are returning, eel we firmly believe that tole
is snoth, great cure effected by your medicine.
We have still to record many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy, but must wait another opportunity. One
thing you' an rely upon, what we have published are :rota
persuns mach respected in our community, and are literal
ly true. J. Qifirmus,
Editor Sheboygan Nieuwbode, Sheboygan, Mu..
;ILEUbIATLS.SI
A Case of Two Months' Standing Cured by Boerhaor's
Iblialug Batiere.—Geurge flenqereen, or Pateburgh, Bay,
'After suffering for three months with rheo matisco—a part
of the time eo severely ea to confine me to my bed—l I aye
been entirely cured by °Aug Voerhave's Holland Bitters.
I have had one attack ainee, but found almost insiantancon
relief in the same medicine. It ie, In my opinion, a sure
remedy for rbeumathm."
NktiVuUS AND HIISII3IATIC AFFECTIONff.
This changeable weather is likely to produce it greet dr el
of sickness. To tremens troubled ... Tina narrow; or rhenroa-
Vc affections, we would recommend Boerhave's Hollawl
Bittern On referring to emir:l)l4=On )17/11WIll find <wilt •
sates from some of ourtifififferrian arnflinglieh cintenc—
Paussigvania Steens Etituns,.
THE IS 00,8 T aIOat , iII 7 •PIEFS'OAN BE CUBED.
We are et libertyltareftliloriernial well known gentle•
men, who hain brieff;:thariSu . glitY",teeted, and now recess
, penct BeerhaeOillifulliehirliniilli ° remedy for plies.
We are not ut IfturtilettniftWihnir names hut will take
pleasure In referring any - lig:an - to them who denies this
statement
For this allsedon, one-half of tho,prescribed dose should
be iaken—say half teaspoonful, mornit.g, noun and night,
one hour before meals.
IZEIMIE
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has In.
duced many Imitations, which the public should guard
asainst purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything
eln, until you have given Boernave'e bland Bittma a lair
trial.. One bottle will convince you how irllnitely impinior
It Is to all these imitations.
iny. Sold at $1 per bottle, or sis bottles for $5, by the
sole Proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, Ja-, . Liu.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chendsts.
corner SailthOeld and Third ate., Pittsburgh.
It. E. sELLEIIB A. CO., Druggists.,
corner of Seoend awl Wood streets
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Anti all Druggists in Pittsburgh, A iegheny, Birmingham
Maud:is/ass anti Temporancernia. sapale fely
DR. MORSE'S
fiIORATING CORDIAL,
pErth - ObIENON INILEDIGiNIC.
HenICI Restored and Lite Lengthened
MOBBE'H INVIGORATING ULIXIII.
IT will replace weakness with
.strength, incapacity wit
efficiency, irregularity with uniform and natural ac
tlvity, and this not only without hazard of reaction, but
with a happy effect on the general organization. . I X:r Bear
in mind that all maladies, wherever they begin, 9nlab with
the nervous system, and that the penalization of the nerve
of motion and sensation is physical death. Bear in mind,
also, that for every kind of nervous disease, the Elixir Cor
dial is the only reliable preparative known.
CURE oy NERYOUB DISRABER
No language can convey an adequate Idea of the Limo
diets and almost miraculous change which It occasions f
the diseased. debilitated and shattered nervous system,
whether broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impair.
ad by sickness—the unstrung and reared organizatiou
at once braced; revivified and built ❑p. The mental and
physical symptoms of nervous dienasa verdeb together tie.
der Ito influence. Nor is the eNect temporary; for the Our •
dial properties of the medicine reach the constitution Itself,
and restore It to its normal condition.
LO2B OF SIL'MOIIy,
Confusion, giddiness, rush of blood to the heal, melans
oholy, debility; hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of se 1 f
destruction—fear of insanity, dyspepsia, general prostre
non, Irritability, nervousness, inability to sleep, disease
Incident to males, decay of the propagating functions, lays
taria, monomania, vague terrors, palpitation of the liner:
mpotencrv, constipation, etc, from whatever causes arising
It is, if there be any reliance to be placed on human teeti
mony, absolutely infallible.
A GILIKAT MELDIODIF, FOR .I , l'M A LP -9.
The unparalleled effects of this great restorative in all
complaints incident to females, murk a new era in the annals
of medicine. Thousands of elm:llan ta have been Ivrea tea
thousands of Invlgorants concocted—all purporting to be
specified in the various diseases and derangements to whica
the delicate formation of woman render hex liable.
EWER"! WOMAN OF SEMI;
Who sutlers from weaknem, derargernent, nerronsnesa,
tremor; pains In the back, or any other disorder, whether
peculiar to her se; or common to both sexec—to giye the
inrigorating Cordial a trial...
112,1111 LEXI FERSORB,
Orothers, will find this Cordial alter they Ease nerd n
tie or two, a thorough regenerator of the system. In Alt
directionsere to be found the happy par.rits of healthy off
spring, who would not hare been es but or title extro.rdi.
nary preparation. Audit Is aqua: ly potent for the ni:c y di,
eases for which it is recommended. Thousands of young
men have been restored by oiling It, cad sot in 4&I t'i s , I:: •
stance has it failed tc beqe2t them.
PREBONB OP FALB ckatruixioN.
or erusumptlve habits, are restored by the use of a bottle or
two to bloom and vigor, dough:la-the rain from a pale, ye!•
low, sickly color, to s beautiful florid complexion,
TO TU ILISOITLD.W.D.
These are eorne of the sad and melancholy effects produ
ced by early habits of youth, viz: weakness of the back
And limbs, palm+ in the head, a-LT=l5BB of sight, lova of max,
cal= power, palpitation of the heart, dyrepepala, nervuue
irritability, derangement of the digestive functions, general
deldlity, symptoms of cons a =Tile an, e ts.
Mentally, the fearful etl.r.:ts on the mind are mosh to be
dreaded. Loss of memory, contusion crt ideas, depreedon
of spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to society, aelf.dis . trust.
loop of solitude, timidity, etc., are some or the evils prude.
cod. All thus afflicted
BRITORE COll E,TINd MAIIRSACIR -
should reflect that a sound mind and body are themost ne
cessary requisites to promote connubial happiness; indeed,
without these, the journey through life became... , a weary
pilgrimage—the prospect b.criy dartens the vicar; the
Mind becomes shadowed with fleepair, and filled with the
melancholy reflection tbs.: tb 1...p1qn,4; of another be.
mica blighted with your Own.
CAVTION,
Dr: Morse's Invigorating Cord:c.l has been oodnterfeltad
by some unprincipled persons.
In future, all the genuine Cordial will have the proprie•
tore pasted over the cork of each bottle, and the
following words blown in the glacs:
Dr. !Noreen dsawigorr. g Cordial,
C. 11. RING, Proprietor, N. Yj
The Cordial le put op, highly concentrated, In plot
tlee—price three dollars per bottle, two for tire dollare,
for twelve dollen. 0. H. SING, Proprietor,
IP: Broadway, N. Y.
an ßo ldhe by Drawists throughout the United liteor, Canal
d tWest Indica.
AG . ENTB
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Elthibtirgh Dn. GEO. 11. EIITEM; N 0.140 Wood at
Do. FLEMING, BROS., No. dO Wocd at.
Do. ...—.R. E. BELLRRS, Wood atro•.t.
Allegheny City...BECKII/31 d. M' EN NAN ;
Do. _. _JAMES T. SAMPLE .4 CO.;
Do. J. P. gj,WqING.
Ageta or D. PARK, Cincinnati. f spit:Atm I y
F. Brown's Essence of Jannalse. Ginger.
Eisancu is a preparation of unusual excellence.
In ordinary diarrheas, incipient ebolere, in abort, in all
cases of prostration of the digestl,P fa nations, it to of ines
timable toll= During the 1. reveleoot of eidderctio cholera
and bummer complainte, It is perulistly efficacious; no
fami y, individual or traveler thnuld be without lC
Csartos—Be sure to get the geouisin Essence, Wllich
Pf. Pared only by F. !MOWN, at his Drug and Chemical
Store, N E. corner of Fifth end Chestnut streets, Phibonelt
phis, and for sale by all Os? respectable Apothecaries in the
United Stater, and 1n Pittsburgh I,
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13. A. PALINESTOCK & CO.,
SCULLY & CO.
And In / 11 .11bADY by
P. SCRIVATI „
LEt A. I "•
p aiser la colob r .< ram:treats Samos
PREEMINENT for tiavcrriog Hoops, Gurgle,,
Ash, Meat, Game, &e. We advise all good house3oam
I. try it. Price 26 cents per bottle, at all arteery and Fruit
BLOM to thelkilted States and Onnadae
. Por Bole by M'CLUBG and G. 11. IiKYSER, Pittsburgh.
P. T
ianlikdaartv la .. 241 Market atre.t...Philadelobis
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DaBAND'il MAGNESIA—Toe best article of May-east%
Ma now In use. 12 4(030 YtCYiYril by
JuS. FLEMIN./ 4 ,
corner DiSMOO! nod Market
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