The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, November 24, 1855, Image 3

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' •M'lltz , ` - k * '''`'..'vl.`l4* l- ‘ - ' 4 1 . 4.1"5-tilliie ,, . Island, on Wednesday, by a heavy storm
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i -7 . 45 , . 4 :',2V0 4 '4,=.4 3 ,',rrzy=-37=4*;"ar,•`'-1 - v.b....,TX* i,..u. r. , :ITTEDE. eved me so much, that on returning home
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THE CITY' 'POST.
SATURDAY AIO,4NINO
HeinLin 01/Pwa.—lutormente in the City of
Pittatorch, from November 12th to November
18th, 1855!
aryu
Hooplug Dough . --
Dines. unkn0wn.......,
Putrid Bore Throat...-.
Oonsumption.
Accidert_ ........
Dropey.-
Still Dorn. 0
Chimer
Total...—
OF THE ABOVE TILEB.I3 WEER:
Ender 1 year ... 4 From 40 to 60.....
from Ito 2. 2 " 60 to 60--
.2 to 6—....---. 1 " 60 to 70
sto 10 ........ 0 " 70 to 80......
,
I 10 to 16 0 , " 80 to D 0....
I 9O to 100 .... --
20 to 30.--....... unknown
1 Ideler, 10; 8e ...._. 6; - 9ildte, 13; Colored, 2.. ...... .Total 16.
By order of the Board of lloalth.
ANDEUM 0. hturtnooll,
Physicfao of BoardZl Health.
THANUGIVING DAY.—Tlittredity was more gen
erally observed as a holiday than usual. The
stores, with few exceptions, were closed, as
were also the various factories, mills, &e.
Nearly all the pnblio places of worship were
open, and service was held in the morning and
evening. Io the afternoon, a Union Prayer
Meeting, composed of members of different de
nonanati one, was held at Christ's (hi. )
Church, Penn street. The edifice was crowd
ed, and a very interesting time was expe
rienced.
The various exhibitione were likewise well
patronized. At the Theatre, a largo erowd
assembled, In the afternoon, to see Uncle Tom's
Cabin, which was performed to t•e satiefeotion
of all. In the evening, the place was so
oroyrded that standieg room for "one more,"
could net have been procured. Bullard's Pan
orama of New York, and Hanington's Diorama
of the Russian War were visited, both in day
; light and at night, by large audiences .
The Duquesne Greys turned out on parade,
after dinner, and made a fine display. They
numbered about forty•four muskets.
The Festival at Lafayette gall, for the bene
fit of the Ninth Ward Missions was an exceed.
ingly pleasant affair. It was well attended.
IThe net profits were about $lOOO, a very liberal
sum.
Drunkenness appeared to be loss prevalent
than on similar °sessions, and but little disorder
prevailed. This happy change was remarked
by all.
Take it all together, the day was an exceed
'ugly pleasant one, and universally enjoyed.
DISARM:3E7UL Bow AT A LAGER BEER HALL
Oa Thursday evening, a crowd of notorious
rowdies, headed by a fellow named Ranter Da
vie, entered the Lager Beer Hell of Mr. Beck,
on the corner of Penn and Factory streets, in
the Fifth ward, and attacked the proprietor.
lie sucoeeded in having them put out, but they
returned and commenced a second assault,• in
whiob Mr. Beck was badly injured ; he was cut
about the head and faoo several times, with a
slung shot. The rowdies then wreaked their
vengeance by destroying the glasses in the bar,
breaking out the windowe in the house, and
otherwise injuring the este} lishment 'Squire
Wilson, attracted by tho noise of the disturb
once, attempted to take Davis into custody, in
which he was muted by a citizen; but after
one of them had received la number of pretty
hard knocks, was oompelled to let him go. In
formation was afterwards made before a maps.
trate, of the outrage, and warrants issued for
the arrest of the perpetrators.
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS of the Merchant's
Exohaoge paned a resolution yesterday, thank
ing Hon. David Ritchie for favors in the way of
documents. Mr. Ritchie wee Specially com
mended by members of the board for his atten
alon and kin nese. We have no doubt members
of Congress would more frequently devote at
tention in the shape of books to public institu
tions, if proper means were taken to bring the
.matter is their notice. There is scarcely a book
Authorized by Congress to be printed, that would
.not,find in the Merchant's Exchange and Board
.of Trade a proper and appreciative location.
BaRAD9TI;rI.9 -The folio wiog amount of Bread
stuffs arrived in this oily by nrer since Tuesday
test:
Flour, barrels,
Wheat, seeks,.
Rye, do
Core, do .
Batley, do .
Nearly all of this large amount of Fiour and
Wheat was sent east over the Pennsylvania Rail.
road.
NOVEMBER 24
kDOLTB
.. 0
Can. Dune
_ 0
November 23 —The Canada's advices an
(Avow le both for Cotton acid Breadst uffs, and have Impart.
ed more bucyanc, to the market. Bales 1500 tibia staudard
brands of Flour, yesterday morning, at 13 26 per bbl, bat
hollers ore now firm at $9.60; a Berate inquiry for home
consumption at from 19,50 to $lO for common and extm
brands; fancy lota, higher quotations. A small sale of Rye
Flour at $6,60. Corn meal 12!4c lower; a sale of 500 bbl.
Penna. at $4 An ia..-tive inquiry for Wheat, and prices
have Loin a intact] 646.1; sales 3000 bag good ani pri me
Southern and Penna, rod at $2,1042,16 per bus, mostly In
store; sales 1000 bin go.d and choice while et $2,2642,30 ,
a lot of grown at $2,05. Rye unchanged; trans 1500 hue
western at 11,18. Cern in fair:demand, and 4300616001 bun
cold of old yellow ar.97c©ll; calm 1000 bus new yellow at
70, • tad 1000 bus d On the can at 60. In Praviaions there
In little or nothing doing, and no clock to operate in.. Cot
fee has an upward tendency. Whisky : the demand is quite
limited; email sale. In bble at 40(4)41 for Easton and prison
and 39 for litids; trenaactions have been few and for small
amount, Iron the total sales of pig were 1275 ton, at
unlfirm rates, 528, $2O and 12.4 for Nos I, 2 and 3 respect.
Irety ; ban exhibit no evidence of a decline-100 tons were
Grid for California; rails are In •eine request, the quota
Lions are 165, cash; nails enady at $1 to $3,23.
CINCENRAI 1, November M.—Flour has advanead, and the
demand is good ; 733 bbis were sold at 18.1046,23. 8.11,1.1,
160 bus Barley at 51,46. hogs sane 500 yesterday at 1,6 1.10
and 5,.0 at $7 ; the market la eat to day. Provisions sales
2 00 pieces green hams at 814 Pa es 210 kegs prime Lard
at 1 ;ma kat doll Whisky 31 1 ,W4X ; demand goo!.
Sugar firm ; fair and prime 7!,,,a1..74i Molasses light stock
and d. mend good; sale. 160 bble at 384.37, chiefly the lat
ter. No clangs In Coffee. The river has risen 18 indite,
and Is about stationary.
&strut - con, November 23.—Flour firm and active; sales
Howard street, City hilt, and Ohio et $9,25. Wheat about
2- better. Corn unchanged.
1 . 3 Y JAMES' McRENNA,
W ood , above Fifth.
PEREMPTORY 6ALP. Or LAND • an CA.:macre lournlity,
41:rgheny county, on MONDAY, December 3t, 18.16, at 11
o'el Joh. A. M, wpl Int sold at public sale, by older of the
gxecutore of Philip Smith, decitt, late of the city of Phil..
detphia, at the house of illlllO4 McDonnell, on the Pitts.
burgh and Steubenville Turnpike toad; and also those on
the Middletown road and on the Noblewown road; that
portion at the intersection of the Steubenville Turnpike
and the Nobleetown road, through which the Pittsburgh
and Steubenville Railroad cross., has been divided into
lots, averaging five kcrm each, with the view of making
pleasant country ',olden.+ and gardening plots, as des*
nated in a diagram in be obtained at the Auction [louse at
Jamee Jdclienna, No 120 Wool aired, I ittaburgh, or from
Mr. Jam. McDonnell on the premises The lands on the
Middletown road hate been aubdtvlded Into farms of about
thirty erre. each, and Into some small lots of fire to eight
ewes, to cult the essnvenlence of those who might not be
disposed to piaci:tare a large tract. The valuable tract of
land situated on the b ittebergh and Steubenville turnpike
road at Charters; creak, now occupied t y Mr. James Mc-
Donnell, will be mid subject to hie claim , under a lease for
life at the yearly rent of $l5O, payable toad-annually. At
the same time will also be sold. a small tract of land •
about ten acres, knotn as the Chaffer purchase, situated
about miles front Pittsburgh, on the new Turnpike
road leading from the Staubenvila Turn; lie to the Plank
road Pere ins wishing to procure healthy ant pleasant
locatllns, convent nt to the cite, (being only tiaras miles
distant) in a good neigbborbool, surrounded with agreea
ble scenery, will find th is property all that can be required.
The land is of ...bloat quality, in a good state of cultiva
w,ll watered, and provided alto coal and limestone.
A depot or railroad 'Cation all probably be located la tie
•lcini y, furnialtit•g facilities to and from the city at several
stated ;.BFIOIIII during the dey, of not more than ten mtto
tries transit.
10 718
......12,077
...... &41
238
Tainae—Cinertnlnt Cash, and balance In throe f gral an•
nual paym•nta with intimeat, to be secured by bond and
mortgage. For further: paetleulare, application may be
made at McKenna's Auction lion 4., Pittsburgh, or to Mr
J Aimee McDonnell, on' tbe preadeee. 12 , vl2te
nation-. Sales Daily.
A T the Contmerctil Belts Booms, come: of Wood and
J - 1. Fifth streete at 10 o'clock, A. M., a general assortmentof' denoeteblz, Sta'ple kill Fancy Dry 600,18,4:Nothing, Boots
and Shoes, Uste,Cappa e de.
nt tALOCIi, P. M.,
arcoeeldw.,quftnswart, Gils'ware, :able Cutlery, Looking
Glazots, New and SozatldEand Holm:hold and Kitchen Fat.
attars, &c.,
AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Bout!, FiLatiouery, Filmy Art!eke, Haulm! InstrumentA
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Geode, Gold and
Sliver eatch.e. ete. P. M. DAVIS, Attetinfleer. fjelattl
ISCELLANEOLS BOOKS BY OAT.% LiAillE—On Sat
in urday evening, November 24th, commencing at BS
o'clock, at the Commercial Sales Booms, corner of Wood
and Fifth streets. will be sold, by catalogue, a valuable ad.
lectlon of new Id lirellaneous Books, in a filch are included
Work. of Mrs. (Ipie, 3 vole; Percy's Relit:ince of Ancient
Poetry; White's Bletery of the World; Dramatic Works of
Ben Johnson ; Landscape Gallery of E cyravings, 100 plater;
Scripture Gallery, 40 e.A.ored engravirg.; Newton on the
Prophecies; Banne's S era of the French Revolution,2 vol.;
Luby'e Chemistry; Rosary of Illustrations to the Bible,
elegantly Illustrated; Souvenir Gallery, do do; The Deaden,
do do; Cyclopedia of all Nations ; lectures on Ethical
Science, by Dugald Silbert; Worts of Se las Metford; Lives
of the Preeldente; Works of Lord Byron; Romance of Na
ture; Gillie's Greece; Ferguson's Roman Republic; Life of
.Duke 01 Wellington; Benjamin's Architecture; Meholson's
Mechanic's Comiranion ; Knapp's Christian Theology ; Peri
true Adventures, Ac, Cc. Suit particulars in catalogues,
which ere now ready. [nov2l) P. M. DAVIS, duct.
1 N THE CIBCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED ITATES,
I for the WiatVll2 District of Pennsylvania.
Geo. MILAN & ,:o.
se No. 10 of November Tatra, 1854.
Wit. A. lavusi.
WOOD •ND DIntLAI'
os. ).No. n of November Term, 1814.
Wsi. A. lama.
Tam J. ODIOMIN
sr. .No. 1 of May Turta, 1856.
Wm. A. lawns.
November 16, 1856, WESLEY PROST, Marshal, haring
made return of defendant's property in the city of Prla, and
In the county of Brie,. Pennsylvania sold to J. B. Alexan
der; and of defendant's property In the city of Mile, sold to
Dr. Stephen Duncan; also, of defendant's property In the
county of Warren, Pennsylvania, sold to Dr. Stephen Dun
can ; also, of defendant's other property in said county, sold
to Bossed. Brown ; also, of defendant's property In the
county of Mercer, Pontuoylean a, slid to Dr. Stephen Dun
can; and REA DE WABEIINGTON, Beg., Auditor, having
reported upon the liens according to thee order of priority,
it is ordered that the several deeds be presented by the
Marshal for acknowledgment, on MONDAY, the 28th day
of November, 1865, at 10 o'clock A. M., at wt Loh time the
Auditor's reports will he confirmed and the deeds arknow
lodged, animus canoe be shown why they should not.
From the liecord.
novlttail7MWarlt
Pittsburgh Trust Company,
November 19,1866.
qllllB BANK has this day declared a dividend of six rut
I MY T . on the capital stock, out of the profits for the
last six months, payable to stockholdere or their legal rep
resentatives, on or after the 28th Inst.
nor 19 :td JOHN D. SCULLY, Cashier.
Ina.)I(6IAtJAZIN.S.B AND LONDON PAPISB.B
.1.1 Crotchets and Quavers, or Revelations of en Opera
Manager to America; by MAX Maretzek.
The Widow Bedott Papers; by Francis M. Whitcher, with
an introduction by Aliee B. Neal; with eight spirited Rine
trations by Dallas and Orr.
Ilden Leescn--a Peep at New York Society.
The Song of Hiawatha; by Henry W. Longfellow.
Winnie and I—a new tory, of great interest.
Glenwood, or the Pariah Boy.
glosterbeim, or the Marque : by Thomas De Quincy.
Loruicn Illustrated News, November Sd.
Malliginia roa NoVIIMBIDI:
Leslie's New York Journal ; price 10 cents.
Peterson's Magazine; 18
Ballou's hisgaMne; " 10
Yankee Notions CI 12
For We by H. MINER A CO.,
nov2o • No. 82 Smithfield street.
A TIitATOOS ON LAND BOJIVRYLNO—OomprIaIng the
Ad.
Theory developed from five elementary principles, and
the practlee with the Chain alone, the Compass, the Tran
sit, the Theodolite, the Plane Table, do. Iliustrated with
four hundred engraviop and a magnetic chart. By W. M.
Oideepie, A. M., Civil P.ogineer, Profeneor of Civil Engi
neering in Union College; auth or of "A Manual of Bold
Making," etc. Eecond edition. Per sale by
novB B. T. 0. MORGAN, 104 Wood street.
I BENCH MiINTZIB-60 places more of those vary de
r eirable dark Preach Chintzes just opened by
nose A. A. MASON A 00.
cIA-N
we fLY bbluxsosived and ter wale by
le FIRM /1808.
COMMERCIAL POST.
PITT BORON BOARD OV TRADE AND
REIDIIANTB' EXCIIANO X 6
917108318.
Prauterst—L.
Sr Aral Vies Praident—T S. Ctuzig.
etriul W. am
Ifizaturer—D. &Amu, Jr.
Secretary—J.lml! P. Hail.
Priperintersdent--13. T. Noises, JR.
Cbsninittee qf Arbitrate's_ for November —Ei to. W. Des,
V. P.; WM. PAILLIPS, D. PrOmeute, Jiso. A. Watson,
Baru J. Thrace..
DAILY REVIEW OF FITTABOIIGH lIAR SATO
OMER OP MI Dear Flume Poer,
Saturday, November 21,1801.
FLOUR—There, was but one sale reported on 'Change
yesterday, viz: 66 bbla superfine, from wharf, at $8,20.
ORLIN—Sales 100 bum Oats, from depot, at 82o; also 100
bum do, from le hart, at 380. sye^•A sale of 200 bus, from
canal, at 800.
WHISKY—Mei of 12 bble rectified at 36c: also, 70 do
do at 88c.
ISOLA 8.98.8--Balee 350 bble rebolled at 384/47e, cub and
time ; also, 7 bbla'New Orleans, oak, at 42e.
SUGAR—SaIes 8 Ude Cuba (good common) 7c, math,
BACON—Sales 2000 Ms Hama at 140, thirty days ; 2000
tbS Bides at 12c, thirty days.
BUTTER—A sale of 12 kegs good packed at 16c.
POTATOES—BaIes BO bias Reds, from store, at 28c.
Commercial Summary
Ptr Stearn, Caragta.
LIVIIIPOOL, November 10.—The Cotton market is active,
owing to the scarcity of current qualities, and orlon have
considerably advanced. The lower and middle qualities
have improved 1 4,1, and fair qualities L The sales of the
week were 77 77,6al balm, of which 17,400 were taken on
speculation. and 7500 for export. The quotations are: Or
leans fair mod , middling 6,74 1 ; Upland's fair 6ix,. middling
The market'olosed steady and firm, hot rather less
buoyant. The rtoek of American in port was 155,000 bales.
Breadstuffs...The circular of Brown, Shipley A Co. quotes
Breadstuff, ce considerably advanced. Wheat is .4d higher.
Flour la ; Corn Es fid. Western Canal Flour Is quoted at
435044 s ; Philad and Baltimore 46@BU ; Ohio 455.
White Corn 4 . The weather has been unfavorable,
and the market for all descriptions of Breeden:ids closed
active, but unchanged.
Cotton active aL rpnol owing to the scarcity of cur
rent qualities, andsn advance has - been established of fully
;4'd on come desoriptiona The ales of the week were 77,-
000 bales, nearly our-third of which were oh speculation
and for export.
Brerdstutfs have! adrancelt sod all descriptions closed
active. Wheat ad dearer. Flour la and Corn 2.1 Cd advance.
Provisions unchanged. Bogus advanced. •
Haney eider ; Consols 8834.
LL41.82 BY TtLINMAPFL.—Loudon, Saturday mquang.—The
Corm market is very firm. Flour and Wheat hays advanced
at Paris.
Prorislons-.Bed.and Park steady and prices unchanged.
Bacoo•leas active, aid bayou demand a reduction. Cheese
dull bat unchanged. Sugar advanced 6®74, and the mar
ket c aged steady.
London money mar:et easier. Consols for money otos d
at 85% for money and BD for account. American stocks
quiet with a limited business; Virginia Brea 84(86; Mary•
I .nd sterling 91093; Illinois Central 71(&73; liii eels free
i,uads 72475.
TXLSGRAPEI ZUIMTB
New YORK, November 23.—cotton firmer, With e►lee 000
boles. Flour firm; a des 22,000 bide. Wheat firm; mks
78,000 ban, at $2,25 per bestial for Southern whi Ns, and rod
rid et $220. Corn quiet; sales 22 001 bus. Pork droop.
leg; sales 460 bbis: iieef dull; Bales 11,000 bbls. Lard
drooping; sa!es 460 Mau Whisky improving; males 200
bbl Ohio at 40 K. OolLte arm; sales 2000 bags Pilo at 11 y,
guor dull; antes 600 hhde. 141260.1 and Lard Oils valet.
Iron declined; axles 150 tons Scotch pig at pt. Tobsee
arm; axles 60 hhats at 11c. Ilecon, Butter and Cheese firm.
Freights unchanged. Stocks steady 'Erie ; Read
ing 01%.
AUCTION SALES
P. 21. DAVIS, Auctioneer
FOR RIF ER .11/111EA
TEI RlVl2L—Lasit evening at dusk there were 8 Yee.
6 Inches water, by the pier mark, and railing elowly
Weather cold and stormy.
Tux steamer Forget City" Is the morning packet for
Wheeling. She leaves at 10 o'clock.
At Louisville, on the 21st, there were 9 feet water in the
canal, and on the falls, In the steamboat pass, there were
7 feet.
Tax floe steamer "Gaxel" Is non loading for Et Louts,
with the intention of leaving this afternoon. Oapt Shu
man and Mr. Ed. Evans, clerk, will see iti . at all are well
cared for who trwrel with them.
MR fast passenger steamer /` Buckeye &ate," Captain AL
Belt hoover, is the regular Sunday paaket for Cincinnati;
she leases at 103.4 o'clock, A. M. Pansongers by the " Buck
eye state" will reach the Queen City on Moira evening.
Tai toe steamer 'Chicago." Capt. John N. Shrink, will
leave this afternoon for Louisville. We wou:d recommend
chippers and travelers to call on board ; her officers are
through boatmen, polite and accommodating, and will not
fall to medley all those doing businette with them.
Tux fine steamer " Pittsburgh" la the regular packet for
Cincinnati this Err rning ; she leaves at 10 o'clock. Onr
word for it, Capt. G'Nell end A. J Beare, clerk, will not be
Lund wanting in their endeavors to piette all who travel
on the .• Pittsburgh."
Tax new, elegant and substantial steamer '• 11. V. Soo "
will leave this morning for Et. louts and all intermediate
porta. The " Saes" is 'commanded by Capt. Munford, an ex•
performed and careful boatman. Mr. Wm. T. Barr, a great
favorite with travelers, and the prince of good fellows, will
be found in the clerk's office, ever attentive to those whose
good fortune it is to travel In his oompany. We heartily
commend the "Base" to all who axe about visiting the West.
Ttte new steamsr " lowa," Capt Wm. A. Moore, is now at
the etha.rf, fully loaded for the Runny South, and srllll6ms
this day at 12 o'clock.. The clerk, Mre Don't Moore, is oblig
ing and attentive, and all bound for New Orleans will do
well to place themselves under his charge.
The hall of the ' , lowa " measures 160 feet In length ; 16
loot beam, and 6 feet depth of boll; —built by Jae. 0 mittens
& Co., of Freedom, In the most substantial mat:inner. The
engines and boilers were built by Robinson, Minis et Miller.
Cylinders 28 inches In diameter, with a 6 foot stroke. Three
boilers, 2.6 feet long and 31 lecLes in diameter. Also a nlg•
gstr engine for tickling freight and working capstan. The
cable wee built by C. Goehring In his usual beautiful style.
Painting by our small blend J.s. Long, and hie partner,
Mr. Late.
The esbin is furnished In the most superb style by the
various cabinet makere r carpet tnetchan.e, de , but time
will rut allow us to mention all those who have rontribu
[el their proportions cf the L.:until:ill ur,l useful urtiehs
wl.h which It Ls embellished.
Ibe paintings fora and aft will attract the attention of
all who cleft this boat, th.y were execubil by our fellow
townsinan,,llr. Wli iam C. Wall, and do him credit. The
forward one i. a view taken from the hill bark of Jot 14?
Ferry, atd shows the Ohm alter, kirunot's bland, BitcHre'e
nod. ts and Sfsacia.ter in the moot yerfect manner. The
other has the coat of arms of lowa, an em . rants' encamp
ment, with a prairie on bre nod the steamer '• Lowe "In the
dlitance.
n.H.L r.D.
Jcfler,tuo,M',ldwar.l, Brr, - 1, Pt I Is
'• Luaerne, Bennett, lire, D.
COI. Iftlysrd, Peebles, Elisabeth.
Lienderioktvu, West New ',l
itichigau No. 1, liars; Welt:43 , llk.
•• Ben Laritner, -, Rochester.
rurvat City, Way, Wheeling.
Venture, &Jordon, Steubenville.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati.
•
Buckeye State. Bel tshorover, Cinoinnstl
.. Yorktown, Poe,
U.ooelle, !inn* ti.ll2l,llti.
Grand 'l'urk, zit Lail
BEPAIttEI).
ateamer Jefferson, NYco , Jward, Brownsville
Pittsburgh, Steubenville hind Wheeling
Packets.
jztErat The DIURNAL, Captain J. A. Snot.rt, and
the FORT CITY, Captain 11. WAY, will
run se r.gular DAILY PACKEIY, txtreeo Pittsburgh,
Steubenville and Witt,lin?, stopping at e 4 intertuedtate
WTI
Th. DICANLL Win lett,. Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed
ortataye and Fridays, at 10 erlo,-k, A ‘l.—litturming n h.
w::1 tear, Who,ling on Tuoodars. Ilion-lays and .?..aturlays,
at 7,,i o'clock, A, u.
The FU:t EST Cl TY will . Ira leavo I'll[l.l,o4th Tuetat.y.
Thuralay, an•l eistur..taya, at 10 A. 14.—Rettatolog
a-ti I tour. W 6.401141; on Hot... Joys, AN ed,oe,E, ]a)a and Yr,
A, M,
!tor frotgot or ppl! on 1.0.n0.1 nr to
J. J. CNiLLINU WOOD, A {oot,
nor 23 No to }row
liegular Tuo•day Packet for Wheeling,
tEI lariat t• and GaIllopoll•.
The new anal eph,lll steamer CONVOY,
16[621.1010 V 0z.,. Jr., Master, L. NARAGH, Clark.
will lear« tor the 'Gore an 1 intarm.aliale per t•
e•••ry Tuea•iny, at 4 o NT, p,aluvaly.
ror freight,N r r apply ,ro beard to
jyTi I'US, or C. BARNES, Agents.
Kegnlar Saturday Packet for Cl acts:matt.
The wenn:ter PITT • 111111,414, Captain Janos
i f ifig i Th atila KM: Clerk., A. Blurs; will leave for the
nn 1 intermediate or SATURDAY,
Novenibar 24. at 10 o'clock, A. SI
For freight or passage apply or hoard, or to
nov22 FLACK ,t LIVINGSTON, Agent..
Regular 19 und•y P•aket for Cincinnati
The regular tt , untlar pa7lget,
ifiretSTA e., captain ftwin ...VIA; Mark., Wm
Danz; will lea, for the above nod in.lrute
Slate p .rts on %.' IY, •:(ttti inst., 1110 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on boarl, or to
eov'tl LIVI , GATON 4 FLACK, Agen,
For Clocinnati arid i:ouls•Ille.
slbe eteera, CHIO4OO, cap;aia J c a,
ialistoSu,RlL; Clerk. JI WPONALD , let", lot
aLove anti int,rnltr.liute porta on SATURDAY,
24th In,t, at 4 n'elork, P M.
For freight or paxaage apply i,o haard, or to
11A;,NE34 OuL,LINOWOOI.).
For Cincinnati and Lonitrllle.
'ihe steamer BAY CsTY,Qaptaln A I , ILLza:
sin lease t. r the nle,e and all intermediate
port, ou SATURDAY, November 2.4:11, at 10
For freight or apply ou b0a7.1,
U. LI-ANNA: 4 . Ageot
Ear Ctuoinueti and Loulavtlie.
The at auswr FAIRY QUERN, Captain J C.
o.erll J Dv. /en. far t he
- -qe-P labove and iutProa•dlate porta ou MONDAY,
Novato. r AU, et 10 A.. M.
For &might or pcAaaga apply on board. or ro
narlt , FLACK A 114 RION, Agen.o.
Thu atnamer 1.1i13 tNON, Captain ki
. 11_11,k1BOR; Clerk, N. l'Alar.ll .111 leave nir the
above, and Intermediate pt,rte,
‘l3/4.. at 10 o'clock, A. 01.
For freight or paamigro apply on hoard. 0r 0
nor':4 . I.ACK Agent&
The skarn, 'TA 11., Captain Wu
Clerk, A. J lIALLSTT...tI i-eve for
4 :i* , :irik above and iuterMethato fort, uIA MONDAY,
20t Inst, at 10 A 01
For r.r.lght or plant., apply r❑ board, or to
nov24 JUN FLACK. Aeent.
For Al. Louie.
The steamer W. 11. LENNY, Copt , in TllO5.
Ltu ; Clcrk M LYON. NY 'lli Irti re La tl., oho,
and Intermetha'a ports on tiATURIJAY, kith
net., a 0 o'clock, A. M.
For freight or passage apply OD hoard, or to
nurl9 YLAuK R LIVINGBTON, Ar•tite.
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For St. Louis.
tThe steamer °NAND TURK, Copt A. D.
auattN• Clerk, W. J. EVAN., will leave for
he above and Ictermediate ports an THURS
DAY, November 221, at 10 A M
For freight or passage apply on board.
For St. Lou!.. lad Keokuk.
The steamer R. F. BAIB, Captain 1' 8. Mtn.
FOND; OPEN, Wttumi 0. lleit.; will leave for
t- s, the above and intermediate porta an BAT.
UR 'AI, November 2411., et 10 A. M.
For freight or iNtl.s#4o apply on board.
For St. Lout., Galena and Dubuque.
The teamer CLARA DEAN, Captain 0 W.
lIZID; Clerk. JlB MELLON; will leave for the
above nod intermediate ports on MONDAY,
November 20, at 10 A. M.
Pot freight or pc wage apply on board.
---- For St. I. out..
The steamer UAZICL, Captain 8. Set; eras;
Clerk, E Evan; will leave for the above and
intermediate portu, BATURDA V, November 24,
at 10 o'clook A M.
For freight or ointeuge ep,ly on lx'not, or to
COLLINUWUOD, BARNES A LIVINGSTON,
Anon
The steamer GRAPESHOT, Captain A. Mc
IlaID£; Cie, k, W. Mcßaum, will leave for the
above end intermediate ports, on TUESDAY,
November 27th, at 10 A. M.
IL BPHOUL, Clark_
Vor fright or panenge a pply on hoard, or to
For lilenapIll• and dew Orleans
The tine n ew steamer lOWA, Captain W.
A Moon; Clerk, D. Moults; will leave for the
'above and Intermediate ports on SATURDAY,
November 24, at IQ o'clock A. 11.
nor li
For (might or prosage a
For !Memphis and t rees Orisons.
The atekroftr •RCTIO, Captain DIVINEFIT,
Clerk, RIT:VOLDS. . Will leave for the above end
J. - luteTmedt,te ports on SATURDAY, November
24(1, at L. o'clock P M
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
novid J 11. LIVINGSTON, Agent.
The steamer JACOB POB, Captain A. B.ru.
I_,ol Am.; Clerk, R. A„. Bso.surt ; will leave rs , th e
above and all intermediate ports, on BAT
' (member 24th, at 10 A. kL
For height or passage apply on board
WANTED—Two good Cooks, eight girls to do house.
work in the oity, and EIX In the country—high amp.
paid. }employment wanted by a young man who speaks
German and English; a boy of 17 years, and one of 14; R
baker,• gardener, a carriage driver. A boy wants to learn
a trad; a young man as clerk, and one as &iceman lu n
store or warehouse Can aLI give good refinances.
. .
Wanted—Two Blacksmiths and two Shoemaker& Apply
at BARR'S Intelthew e Office, 410 Liberty street. [nova
W!SATEEN LANDS-60,0u0 ACELZEI OF Writ littiorm.
LAMM—We ere authorised to offer for fade the
above lands in the middle and northern counties of lowa,
In Perms of 40, SO, or 160 scree each. Apply to
BLAKELY & RICKEY,
corner of Seventh and Smithfield etc.
I.IIOTB
1.14:4 War:sato want•ct.-
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PORT OF PITTSBURGH..
'3 111, 6 1:1,11[; RAT. IN Till OIL&NNIL.
Lozrrne, Ilennett, brow anri:le.
Col. L'Atyart.l, lalastrett.h
!Lin, llerolericluo.n, West al•or ton
SLoniann liernt, te as na
•• Ovn Laritnet, , Roehester
Dn.:runt, D7toelr, WheolitL;
Ventur, uor,lon, Stentoroville.
uraco, Cincinnati
" Fanny Fern, llemphill, St. I,ouls
it a tionee. youn g . Al kit was river.
•• Iklananald, tiroonlor,
" Ylora, Doan, Nashville.
"!ph, W. W. 'lona.% St. Lout,.
STEAMBOATS
For Bt. Louis.
FIZ=IRTI3!I
For Nashville.
FLACK ct BARNES, Agonts.
FLACK A BARNES, Amts.
ply on board. (nolB
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AMUSEMENTS.
r TIBEIATM.Fs.....I. O. POBTEI4, sole Lessee and Manor
ter; War. R. Rum, stage Maria n o: ; °SULU Fosnea,
Acting Manager. Treasurer, J. V. Mum.
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Boxee and Parquette...boe. Private Boxes, 1arge......58.00
Second Tier.-- ----Ms. I Private Bosae,snusil-- .SS,OJ
Boxes for micas I persons .25 cents.
itir Certificate, securing Beats, 12 area extra.
Second appearance of the SIGNOR PAEQUALE CACCIA'
TORR.
SATURDAY RYENING, Novrapaa 24th, 1825,
Will be acted the Drama of
. .
Oliver liver, J.liill M. Cooke; fykee, 0 Fos ,
ter; Bumble, P.C. Ounnlogbam; Newry, Mrs V. Cnn•
laugh/sm.
NANT/BIA OH Flarli
DIEM
Ben Bolt—Ben Bali, Q Foster; Mcßride ;
Raga, A. W. Young; Alice, Mrs. V. Ottc silogham ; Mary,
Julia B. Cooke.
The whole to conclude eith
The Invisible Prince—Don Leander, Jana M
Cooke ; Furibond, Mr. A. W. Young; Abricotina, Mrs.
Poster; Princess, dirs. A. W. Young.
Doors open at y; to 7 ; pertbromenee to begin at 7%.
CITY HALL
HA NINGTO N'S
GRAND DIORAMIC PANORAMA
OF
THE RUSSIAN WAR!!
PROM THE 001512CIENOEMENT TO THE
FALL OF SEILISTOPOIL.
'FHB ENTIRE PANORAMA covers an area of upward.;
f 60,000 feet of Carilon, tetng materially assisted
by the union t f the most elaborate and intricate machs•
nary a ith
Extraordinary Chemical Effects!
faithfully licetrayirig the rising flames in the Burning
Cities, Bombardments &a, beautiful moonlight seen.,
twinkling stars end silvery reflection In tee water. There
are thirty different scenes; many of the figures are lifa size,
the whole termlnaing with the
Storming of Sebastopol and Fall of the
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amid the deafening exploshms cf the mines, rolling of the
musketry and booming of cannon, together with the lurid
glare of :be BURNING (WIT, producing an utr:ct
Once Seen Never to be Forgotten
N. B.—There will be an AFTERNOON RE iiißi TION en
THANKSGIVING DAY,
And Of/ SATURDAY et three o'clock. 1101'" 24.1101131110 D
cents; chi,dren In the lthernoon 10 cont.
. .
tho oveving door,' o, en of commowing at
73.6 o'clock. Zgr ddmiksion 25 cent 1; children half
prta! novl9
FOURTH WEEK EN PATTEIBUROII!
EXCURSION TO NEW YORK CITY
BULLARD'd PANORAMA
OP
NEW YORK CITY
rilA KIS the spoctetor over six mile: through the streets
cf New Yolk city, faithfully showing the. smarm,
DUlt to and OUNFCBIO.I of city life. He has a view of over
seven hundred Horses and Carriages, and upwards of
TEN THOUSAsD Of ITS PIiOPUL!
Processions, Military Ocuipanles, Bands of Music, Shipping,
Steamboat,
At each exhi ition an Explanatory lecture will be given
by Mr Doer, one cf the proprietors, or Albert Norton, or U.
M. Speakliog. giving much valuable knowledge of
NEW TOIIK AND Ira PEOPLE,
Of great importance to a atranger, and of general and ln•
strvcilvit Mien:nation to everybody.
Will exhibit at
Masonic Heil, Pittsburgh,
Every craning to, and ineludin; Saturday, November 21,
and each Wedrieslay. Thursday and Stterday afternorn
during that LIMP, at 3 o'clock. On Thursday, Novam tcr
T 2.1 , Titoo utvirn Der. the Panorama 111111 TO
THIES n.,Ylock In the forenoon, 3 to the after
noon, aid to the eveniug.
Tie Evening Exhibitions cotonver.c lat o'clock.
Admienion, 2.5 cocoa, children 13 cent.s. Tartlet of
Ore persona, $l. novl3:t26•be
JOHN W. .11.'CAltTilY.
Bill Poster and Distributor ) ,
Aur WILL attend to the Posting and lltattibutlag of all
kinda of
BILLS FOR CONCERTS. LECTURES, RIFIIIITTIONS. ttor.
All communiestlon,--elthur loy maul, tvlegreph, or other
wine—otiructed to the office of the Morning Pact, will no
culfe prompt attention. ap?
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY,
At PRJVATC SALK.
A 1, iLL:.IBLE 110I:SY. ANDL , IT on Perry street, for
rt, o copied 114 LIIR Yirat Ward Public Febool
The . suoetantlally built, with • stnne basement
-I,Air et, rye. b.tra, nod grand ro,f. The building i. 40 ,of
frout,ng oo Per:y etreet, by 02 deep, and to suitable tor •
Boardllg 110‘..e r 14,211, or 51anutacturing pLIITC4c,
Ttlin 10 operty will be 50.41 r 1141•1), sod on leans, by
applying to H H. RYAN, al Fifth street.
—A LSO—
That •sluable WAIIEIIOWE AND LOT, situate on the
corner of Wood and Vrout averts, being 20 feet front on
Wood street, and extruding along Yrout street 60 feet—now
occupied by W)litaco 11. Sutton as a Grocery and Liquor
Store. A lyly as Pt.n. Yr.
CM=
A de:Arable DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, where the
sulierrioer re_vides, No 6 Pennsylvania Avenue, within a
few rode cf the Court Hoene. The lot le 61 feet fronting on
Anio.ll.6nia Avenue, and en'. nude hack 106 feet to a 20
feet sApy. . 7be b t u.• re nearly neve, conteining ten room,
a;1 modern la.pro•emet,ta. Thie property needs nuly
be seen to be elmired, and ails be sold on aecemmoda•
ticg terms H II ILYAN,
no. No. 31 Fifth street.
ALLEUHEXY VALLEY ItAILROAU
CHANGE OF TIME!
Pittsburgh to KialrinOnotas River, in Armstrong
County, Pa., a distance of 31 miles.
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N AND AF`Tlitii MONDAY, N0v.12. Frtitta and Psi.
sent.- Trst o. all losoro Laorooco•Oie, (tipper side of
Artenal wail) rvery erela;mr, Gonda re ri,eptod,) at 2:30
o clock. and stop at .be Alatinnt:
Sharp-twig, Ireland'. handy Creel, Yeroer, lfulton, Lo.
ran', Ferry, hirtieetsua, Arno Tarentum,
t;hartirre ~Nlri el ti's, Fra•pert, and Klshimluttaa
It...turning, all: lea,. Klakinalcetas rtathn at a 20 o'elnek
A 1.1 , clad at, p at all the above intermediate etationa.
Th. Ex , eleldr Onanibua Line will convey pansengera to
and from t sir depot, corner Fifth and Mar.el streets, at
aura.. not exce , edtxt4 t valve cots
Ticket. can b • tia4 at the Omnibus Odle°, from the Agent
of the Corot any, or from the Conductors.
A J. 110PI . Elt. fluNt,lotfflodect
'te Fish! Fish! Fish!
littiElt. R 1117/ILIAIII3,
SAN LUSH Y, OHIO,
tVE FOR SALE, sad icewp committal
on Land, s tali apply of
Fresh and Salt White Ptah,
And all other vartetipo of I ARE VIVFI I ocillL2..in
11. J. isottauTTE,
No 11 Fuurch arm:, P.attourgh.
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FV611.9 big •elnable PAUNCH 1t11.11.1121Y, watch le
un4lllng in the cure of all those patrJul and dialer
ow disorder. to I. h.. 11 the Fr 1911.142 COLldtitUtioll b eubjeoL
It uouierratel all ....al, removrs all obstruetioni—lo
rignrates the dehi,itnied eta delicate, by regulating and
etreng,hening the systetu, and Latlees the eonatitutlon for
the duties of Life.
TO MAIIRIED LADIES
It II pecan/I/Hy aulted, u• It •111 la • short tin, [mane al/
ettutruct.loo•
We are not of the number who believe owl act In accord
eece irKh the belied that long and elaborate detail gives
weight and dignity to objects of either mumentous or
trivial Import; we Incline to the contrary opinion, and
hold that simplirity and truth it vest such no aro trortby of
soy attention, In decidedly the moat I lob and cornet., color,
In the present instant*, our great deotre is tuba understood
by those who may look to as for Information, all else being
considered of minor Importance.
Sae circular,
LT 011iee hour., from 9 A. M. to D P
blltope,
it s { ERCII ANT TAILOR, Third titre. t, beat or to DLl
in patch Boildlnipt, thankful for the very liberal pa
tronage horototoro [widowed upon him, blur leave to nob •
ro Otiuunn ero of the roma, ao ho te now bettor prepared than
clot. 1.; futn'ali his friondx and outdi:tiers with garturnts
titch • di ineure entire tatb.ftwtion
He et .a. t. kt.erli on hand. I.ix. aaeortm.nt of the latent
ety Ica of \ CABBl4itiltEi, currun, Ae , which
wOl be made to order on the aborted notice, upon rea.on
able taftl..
gm_ A perfect di rdWITP warranted. nnvlOrtf
_
For Rent
runt?. subscriber offer. for rent the WRBT MLIZALLETI.I
1 CO 11, WORKS, he baying purchased the entire stock
appertaining thereto.
The Caul is fa vorobly known in the Western and ilAuth•
ern markets; the Work. are In goal repair, and capable of
niouing from six to seven thcusand bail - sets per day, at is
bale expense as any other road on the Monongahela river.
Any person wishing to engage in the Coal buelnass, will
find that these Works ran be rented or bought eta bargain.
Apply to C. 111818.k8i,
No. 104 Beg:Cul, and 189 Front streets.
E. FELIX:II - FAL,
At the Coal Works. West Klixabeth.
A. Desideratum.
Vt . JACOBS' AM ALGUM PENS will be found on trial
tfl . euperlor to Oold or steal, resembling the Quill more
then the former, and ao.lecting none of the sediment about
!hem which stee l pens do They will be found unrivalled
for Records, Deed., do ce they do not—so steel pens
wfll—
change the color of the Ink after a few yearn. One trial
will prove them to be Tilt PEN that has been so much
wanted. Sold exclusively in Pittsburgh by
IMUOURIDOki k MAXWELL,
No. 126 Wood street, above Wirth.
Q==l
N\ T ILL FIND AT EIODKINSON's FANCY CHINA STORE
every article of the beat white STONISWARK, suit
able either for Table or Toilet, of the latest stylus and
direct from Europe; together with every variety of Fancy
Goods, Glaiusware, de., Ar. boy ID:2w-ehJ
HOLLAND FLOWFTIL-11.001PS.
600 PACKAGES of choice Imported Dutch Hyacinths,
Tu Ipa, Ll hx, CTOCtli. AC will be sold Os Friday
morolug, the 10th, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at the ace
tic. rooms of (cola+) P.M. DAVIS, A uet.
ypftff.TM TiC — A
No. 38 FVlh strett.
OVERING'S WHITE B1:lo:i R at 10 Dante "f Ib. Prime
14 Hie Wee at 12% cants It ro. B . JAYIIIO.
novil
UM tililfLLAo-11 owees for .1.3 by
kJ nov29 B. A. YALLNESTOCII A CO
lpilli PATENT litAlliE OLOTH—This cloth hi Pait:toi
-1 tarty useful for washing dishes, olcaning paint, and
other house work. Its peculiar surface causes It to hold
water like a sponge, and to absorb It like a mop. To be had
at the House Furnishing and Mourning Store, No 76 Mar
ket street, of I novlEll BROOKS A COOPER..
ILOAKB AND TALMAB—A . A. MASON /t Co. are daily
j opening more (Moans and Tatum, of the latest styles,
and most fashions} le materials and trimming.. novlo
ri , LIREX THOUSAND DOLLARS In cash end BIGOT
LOTS to sell, for a good mortgage.
novn 1 . 110MA.8 WOODS, 76 Fourth et.
CyyTON WASTF.-20 Racks Ootton Waata in store and
for eels by Inorl7J J. W. BUTLER & CO.
' -- 13811111) OlL—Just received and for sale by
1.,t novl7 FLENLING BROS.
rilittlarl the just received audible sale by
neel7 PLemmet BROS.
(1 F.RbdAN CLAY-100 boxes on hand and for sale by
1.3 novn FLEMING 81108
WILK WI1IT& LEelr4Oo - bege Just received and for
sale by novl7 FLEMING BROS.
ORIBULM SOHNAPPS - 6 gross for sale by
0 novl7 FLEMING EROS
U 1:18BAN1Y8 MAl:Mika &—Tbe be article of Magneedo
11, now In nets. 12 &ten received by
JOB. FLEMING'S,
aorna Diamond and Market et.
IH6EnS.--60 boxes prime Choose just recedved on con
kj allotment sad tor tale by
ATWELL, LEE A 00.
NEM=EI
Signor P. OAOCIATOILIi
entlemeu of elevated standing are associated lo Its
usasamonent, and interested as Stockholders.
MECtICIIAN TS AND DIECHANIOW
Mutual Insurance Company,
No. t.O Maim! street, sec mei door from Fourth,
PHILAVELFIiIA.
Authorized Capital 500000
It
Ca al id In 5200 ,000
rill:118 COMPANY Is now prepared to Issue Polidos iu
I Fire, Marine, inland, Navigation and Railrceal riche,
at the current rates of premium; and having the security
of a cash capital. it also affords the insured an annual par.
ticipation In the proliza, without stay liability whatever.
Hoary L. Stevenson, Stephen Torom,
John W. Tltford, John M. Uummey,
Davtd B. Taylor, Alexander Murphy,
'Thomas D. Smith, 11. K. Richardson,
William F. Bone, Joho N. Genl. , N. T ,
1.5 . 11!Lam Morrie, Jas. W. NI EIROCI, N. V.
HENRY L. STuVRNSON, Precideut.
U K. Racusanscs, Soct,tary.
THUS. J. iIIiNTER., Agora.,
or::0 No. 90 Water eL, between Wood sod Sl,rk..L
GARTLEV a FOX's
PATENT FAN BLOWERS,
..Ftr i!runiin•l, Rollo SaLlill
PArINTED J GLT 17, 155:,.
riIIIKSE, FANS err made on ,•n entirely rtw principle,
actl will run with !earl lower than any other Fan now
in lir,
The blowing ahwl le much ligt.trr and ctranger than
that of any other, mid from lit pecit , lAr coußtruction to leas
liable to get out of order. The 'Mafia are made of cart
ettroi, and the journals are parallel, running is gun metal
bairn. MOSES F eATttS,
Agent fur lidauttfarturem, No. t3O Fourth at.,
novi:thwtr Pittsburgh.
To Wholesale Orocers, Liquor tlealer•
and Blanufaeturers.
TUE SUIISCILIDER is now Importing a suptricr quality
j of OIL OP COGNAC. of which % of an ounce stith 60
gallons pure Spirit will produce a fine Coputc Brandy. Me
ESSENCES OP ItISCIIELLE and OTA/tb'S ; of
JAMAICA and ST. eitutx RUM, LILAC. CIDER anti
ItiACU BRANDY. HOLLAND SCHIEDAM SCHNIFFS
and SCOTTISII WkiISKY, am acknowledged by the New
York mannhnuarers by the great demand after them. PI.
rectiune for 113,15 sill ILI rilrilibly be given be
PR. LEWIS FEUCLITWANGEIt,
141 lialleu Lai,a, Nate York.
P. b.—lmporter of Daguerreotype Citemteale,
Bismuth, Manganese; Thorn's Er.L Corrira, Sulphate Am.
12.04/111. At. deelLis tf
ALL PZIIYONB fond of 0001) LIVING will
Nesse nail and judge for themo.ir•e- d Nape
j en hand, the inset Oyetera, bleats, C. ff-e,
• Tea, home made Dread, Cuo.ards, warty
Coro Bread, blush and hlllk Yriod Nash, Wain., 8u,),-
wheat Cakes, do. :het coking, rail he eneh as - s;11 gratify
epleurea.
tip Fatallt. suppled with Oysters at reasonable rote,.
te•t27 tf
Pease. Diaphragm Puree rump,
PATENTED, AUGUST, 1814
8 OW moot pirfect and efficient Pump ever haveute.t It
L of east Mon, beautiful and ornamental; doub'e as:-
log; weighs 40 life , and delivers gallons water per min
ute, (simile-A else.) It ran he athfrded at oce-third Ivan
pries to n any other Pump of aqua] capacity; . not liable
to get out of order; simple In constructi,n: cannot
freeze; and gives a constant, steady stream of si A er. For
Ream Engines, it lila, Factmirs , Boats or Irora•Lopa, or (or
Welts or Chstarne, these Pump, cannot be earal:od All
petrona, Mien-ailed or not, aro Itall:ed to roll sad nee the
one in operation at Latvia' Intelligence °Moe, on tot Clair
street, near the Bridge.
The Western A:swum* ci foanayivands are f,r sale,
and afford rare chastens for numnfec'urers or rpeculatora
to realise a handsome income. Jt.).3l;l'li LEA 18,
ooel9dlw No I St ( - fair Street.
;t:,zz . - - 47-14
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MA 'IIiVACTUB.I:I) BY CLUCK/J:11W A I- ONS, 11.s•on,
ant fo r ~le by jortS 11. )t
sheet, tmlocen LisMobut ally and Fsurth greet.
JOON 11. 31111...L0R le now receiving
an entire !mall eta-k of new i . ltrit-YoliT
1; om the tnalaufiztory of tIEICE RitlAtl E •
S,NS, linetton consleting of ell the venom,
style , of d, 6y •111 7 oct.evre, to which the el tool won o t pit •
Ch.u.nre I. resl..-folly d. All the :ram
the !sof ory or Chtekerlog A ..4 , 111i Ure and e.ll
t 1101.1 , u µnem." JUDY 11. MISLI.,OII,
Sole Agent far CIIICKSILISO S. SUNS for I ittsburgh en/
_Western Penne) 'Tani. until
HORSE CLOTHING.
RNTLRILKN raglan - log Morse Cloth'ing wl/I find • 'arca,
k assortment at tyLIVRIVS, No 4 St. Clair street.
ll.anketa, 75 cstatai and upwards. Railroad Wrappers and
Ftaightna Soros. do. nosl
V. rttlng Cintorts--D airs College.
NESTAIILISLIMENT IN TILE WESThas the some
facilities for tuaehlog all the branches of this art.
Mr. WILLIAMS' skill as a Rutin:as and an Ornamental
Penman is unrieallei. GenUeman and Lady teacher. Ire
eructed in all tt e ornamental branches of the art. Ladle*
taught Ina separate apartment. A close of I sly Teachers,
sud young ladies who ace engaged In t titer audies dur:ng
the week, meet terry Saturday afternoon from 3 till 6.
For taros apply to lb. Principal. I nesil
Winter Bonnet.•.
MRS. H. DAVIDSON, No. D St. Olnlr Atreet., • 111
open e, large naiortment of French Buonet,i. Cops,
Maotlee, and Needle worked tio,xlE, on TRUSS]) k V,
li,:remher 8, 1855. 00011
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nov V 3tu•
riTTsavauta GVAa.II FA :Potty.
a. 81011.01/ —.MATO L.. bravartB (anus eaccett
. . • - -• .
Bigelow Q. Co
/SUCCESSORS TO E. M. BIG RLOW, No 48
Diamond alley ',oar Wood Kits.
it
b lo—Coacdra ' , Carrlrozoo. rbontous, Bo
..t urg
and every d.0.0t lotion of fitucy t• h ,ettlr
b tto ardor, and finintind Ina manner unnuriattntted tor
tan•uty of &lawn, elettkkon ul bulsb, nkill w•uriukoshtp,
and duratillity of motztlols.
gikir- All work warraotod. not 9
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QUEENSWARE.
AT THE OLD STAND OF HENRY HIGHT,
Ali. Iv Wood street, PiPtittrgh.
THIS smurtmoot embraces mum NEW no t
01101ull STYLES of %him Ilrealfa.,t, Dlolnz and
Toilet Sots, of brilliant whiteuesq. frr.m.one of the
Orat manufacturers in ihigland. Also, Vitrified Mao sod
.White Iron titone Ware, for Hotels, and a Tory general end
superior variety oral! arl.l,3les of FLINT U LASS, and u
ware, adapted to the wants of city and country trade; Mil
of which will he diqloved of at low prices. nor:.
Iron City College.
Day and Evening Classes in Book-Keeping.
N all iLe departments, including many now and Gigolo
valuable improvements, which a•e not elsewhere taught.
Large dooms attend evenings only to receive a thorough
mercantile oducatioa. Lortona upon all the stones doifr•
ored to Evening Classes. Arithmetic (cew eye tom) and It.
application to businesa. Also, writing included in the
Mercantile Course, or taught separately.
Call for a Circular for full particulars at College
oppo , ite the Post Office. F. W. JENELNIS, Principal.
n0v1.4
Blew Goods 1 New Roods f I
WHOLESALE eIND RETAIL—A. A. MASON CO.
have received and arc now opening One Thousand
more Caeca and Packages of New Fall GOOdA, comprising
every style of Dress Silks, Moire Antiques, Velvets, Bonnet
Satins, Ac. A very large and lashlonable areortment of
Dress Goods. Shawls, eloaks and Bonnets In every vari
ety. Millinery Goods, Em broideries, Ribbons, TrimerCngs,
Hosiery and Gloves, Variety Geode, Linen and Heusi-keep..
log Goods, Domestics of every description, together with a
large variety of other rode, Which will be sold to Mel ,
chants tr Retail Purchasers at as low, or lower rates than
the largest eastern houses. nov1;
AVIM , BARGAINS—One of six acre ., et Wow.' Rue,
finely improved, with fruits and buildings, and front
ing on the Ohio river. It is offered at meth lera than its
worth.
One lot of half an acts. on the Allegheny !leer, In Do.
queens Borough, on which to erected a superior house. It
will be given In exchange for good Western land.
Twenty-elght acres at Jack's Run, three mlles holow the
city.
Twenty-three acres adjoining Temperancoville.
All these ate off red low enough to tempt you out of
your money; and if these do not suit y ouj.t call and get
my printed Register of Lote and Lauds for male. On it there
are bargains offered. T 110!” S WOODS,
oct3l 15 fourth street
AZOMS.—To thane who shave them:elves, a really
It, good Raror—one that ants sweet and clean, and con
tinues to do so for years—is a luxury; awes teniper, time
arid money. It to now universally acknowledged th at tan.
CHRIST'S Asuman Rama, gold by W. W. Villain, corner of
Market and Fourth streets, far surpasses any razor of Eng.
UM manufacture.
Reader, try one of them, and If you don't find the state
meat true, WllBOll will return you your money.
114 W. W. WILSON.
InTLA.C.TB GMAT IMPROVICXXAT,
For Fastening Washboards to Walls
PATENTED JUNE 8, 1885.
NO GOOD BUILDING ehould be tinlehed without uaing
these Fastenings.
MOSES P. EATON, Agent for Patentee,
80 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
Ester to thelollowing Arehlteeta fn this .I. W. Kerr,
Beg., Charles Bartberger, EN., and Idesars. Bars & Moser
Ens. noel
LMUD 0114-40:1fiallous for
nov9o 1/..t CO
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pittsburgh Trust Compuziy,
. „ November 15,72.55.
A WELT - COON VOR NINE DIREOZORS tot this (Sum.
pony will be held st the Ranking How; on NON.
DAY, the 26thiost., between the haulm of 10 A. BL and 2
A general meeting of the Stoekholdere of the Pitteburgh
Trust Company will be held at the eameilme and piece.
novlEctd JOHN D. SCULLY, Cashier.
Notice.
pug Directors of the "PENNSYLVANIA INFUEANOR
1 0061PANY OF P19TSBUB011" have this day declared
a Semi-annual Dividend of six Pia 015?., payable to the
doskholders, or their legal rrpresentatives, on Saturday,
December let, 1855. A A. CARRIES, Secretary.
November 6th liG6.
flleabaulcs , Bank.
Pittsburgh, Oot. 18, 1865. j
AN ELECTION for Thirteen Directors, to serve for the
ensuing year, .111 be held at the Mechanics' Bank of
Pittsburgh, on the Mini Monday of November next, at the
Backing House on Fourth street, between the hours of 9 A..
111. and 3 P. M.
!deo, a general mottling of the Stockhollere wEI be held
on thefinf Tuesday of November, at the t.ame plow, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. 31. DEO. D. 3101311RW,
cetlB Cwhior.
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DisSelution of Partnership.
Milli Partnership formed by the undersigned and Jemta
o . lkam, In carrying on " the Camden Coal Works,"
under the name and style of JONES, O'NEAL it MILLER,
le now dissolved. ISAAC JONES.
July 7th, 1855. JOHN D. 1511LLER.
FARMERS , AND MECHANICS'
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
Insurance Company,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capital 0
Amount securely inve5ted......_...._.,.....
gime COMPANY effects, Fire Insurance on Bnildinge,
J. Goods, Furni.ure, SW Marine Insurance on Vessel?,
Cargo and Freight. Inland Insurance on Goode, by Rivers,
Lakes, Canals, Railroads, and Land Carriage generally.
Also, Insurance upon Lives, upon the C 60.11 lacorable
terms.
Dili KOTORB.
lion. Thomas B Florence, James E. Neel!,
George H. Armstrong, Charles Hinges
Ed. P. Middleton, E. B. Helmbold,
George Helmbold, Fred. 0. Brewster,
Thomas Manderneld, Isaac Leech.
THOMAS B. FLORENCE, Preeldfint
'Cowslip R. HELIEBOLD, Secretary.
PITTSBURGH REVERENCER.
Lion. T. Al. Howe, Hon. J. R. M'Clintock,
lieu. P. C. Shannon, Col. S. W. Black,
Hon. J. B. Guthrie, A. B M'Calmont. Req.,
Thomas J. Keenan, Rsq, Wilson M'Curicilms, it 4.
nr. -
Oct. J. He on Fost.;r,
R. RI Rkftile,
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O. .1 K. Ntorebesa.
The character of the above Company is of the first class,
and combines the rare and nauenal privileges of Firs, Me
nne and Life Insurance.
TIIO..NLAS J. IJUNTAIL, Agent,
No. 91) Water Fareet
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Chartered by tbo I,ginlature of Penes, Api.l 2, 1.8b3
Our Endeavor u to . Please
LOWRIE'S
108 WoOD STILKET.
rieriosl
Lirect from the Staffordshire Potteries
A LATE AItILIVAL 01
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yi ~Y r V , A.:. li.n
SO. SReptoiol!• and Surpeal Operation.
ulifig4.«.The Blind May 849.0-i6:lfle'gratlfY
log for* tc:o l :he alike& announci to the IyuldlO . that the
utility oinAtiki i :liiiENT BYE CUPS le now no experl•
mentr,their monderful effects are coming daily to the
itnowleage of Proprietors. Strange as it may etZirit, lt
hi true, that Elpectac'es may he dispetiled with entirely sal
eight reetored,to its original power. These cups are pimple,
yet philosophical. They are used without pain or the least
danger of inlnzy. Below will be found several c .rtincates
which speak highly in their favor:
[Prom the New York Evangelist ]
A vest elmple vet philosophical instrument, has been
invented by .f. Ball tr. Co., of this city, by the epplicatlon ut
which the comas of the ere gradually rniseu to its mitt
•nal count:icy causing the f.Arus t impiugi. no the ratius
without the aid of convex lenges. Thus sy y pnreea
persons who have used glasses tor yen.. it I 1 - 11..1211.1 te
dispense with the-D.
The editor of the Penn.ylvoutl D.aot.crc u Re 11.1
tom', rdapcc-ting the cure of arc litirsteed, (.4 Uniohtown
Pennsylvania:
Usicurrowet Pa. , Aucood I, MG.!.
Being well acquainted with Bre Corsteio, I know the
before she u ed ••Ba'l'e Patent Eye-Cups," It wai imposai
bin fur her to read without the coo of epectaclee, and that
bar tight - has been restore' by :he use of the Cups, so that
vile now reads print with her naked ele without difficulty.
Jetta liatzett., Ed. Penn. Democrat.
Bstouganieru, Jane I, I 8 4.
Dear Sir—flaving lost my Bight by old age, I was In
&iced to purchase your woodecul 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
out apectacles. I bare not creel my spectacles for the lest
three or four months, which shoes that the restoration is
not a temporary one, but a valuable and permanent cure.
Sixtvnts &mu.,
Of the firm of Snell & Brothers, Fiskdale , Mess.
M. By remitting five dollars, a pair will be font, post
paid, with, full directions, to any part of the country. Ad.
dress DB. GBO. 11. KEYSER, corner of Wood street and
Virgin alley. Pittsburgh, Pa. genii/Atm
Ai- Important to Perm ors-- N ew Discov.
erIea.—VEGIf.TASLE CATTLE PONDS t .—These Pow
dery are put up In one pound packs, and are may a good
article, not only for the diseases Incident to horses, ewes ,
swine, and other animals, hat they are likewise an excel
lent article to improve the condition of the animal.
/be' dfdch Chios, they not only Improve the condition Or
mileitCol4B, but they increase the quantity as well as im
prove the quality of milk and butter. The proprietora say
that It increases the quantity of butter from half a pound
to a pound a week to each cow, white tiose persons who
have tried It say a pound and • half to two psunds per
week, with the tame kind cf feeding as before. Of Coo
thing we are certain, all who use It cons will use it all the
time, and aave money by the obetation as well as ha:roe;
the appearance of [Su ir tuck. Price 26 cts. a popes; 5 pa
pers for $l. GEO. 11. EETSER,
Corner Wood street aid Virgin allay,
Wholesale and Retail agent
44- Cough it CLT odle a. —lr. Pectoral
Syrup will cure you.
Dr. Keyaer's Pectoral Syrup will cure Dronchttis.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure I Aryngitia.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure influence.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure a cold. in the head.
Dr. Keyeer's Pectoral Syrup will cure luciplent Con
sumption.
O recent letter from Mr. J. W. Veatch, of Rokaby, Ohio,
cap:
"1 want you to send 800 tIYO Ingths of your Pectoral
Syrup by mall. There is a lady here who has is,citisli and
the doctors can't cure her. I wee in the same way, and
tried everything without benefit, until I got a bottle of
your Pectoral Syrup; I took it but twins, and It cured me
Bound and well."
Ask for Dr. Karen's Prorow. STROP and take no other.
Price, DO cents. Sold at DR. HEYBER'n, No. 140 Worxl
street, and at J. P. FLE9IINIT4, Allegheny. sP2s:deo,
errlderall", Radical isure.Trnaor old Lure
nearly every care of reduceable Hernia.
Trauma at various prlcca always on hand
C hildrenix Trusses of different fumes and strength
for sale.
Itlastlc Stocking. !sr VuTi..o.l or enlarged veins.
Abdomnial Supporte rs—A dozen different kinds.
I.lle . Props for the support and cure of Piles.
Shoulder Braces to relieve a crooked and deformed
modttion of the Chen; and many diseases of the Chest.
Suspension Bandages.
All these articles may be bad or applisd at DR. REY.
SKR'S Wholesale and Retail TRUSS DEPOT, 140 Wood
street, sign of the Golden Mortar; or twill lee sent to any
part of the country by sending the money and measure.
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1161" A Substitute for the Sew Liquor
Leap.—Dß. URBAN'S ANTI fIAWLIANILIAN ELIYt i 4
• safe sod sure remedy for the cure of
INTEMPERANCE.
A concentrated vegetable extract, and as a tcni Ia tine.
quailed. For the following complaints It is a most valuable
medicine: Dyspepsia, Liver Cbmplainf. Embry, Neuralgia,
Pike, Fevers of al( kinds, Delirivaa Tremens General Debaity.
This me licive is Intended to prat ace a tbenge lu the aye
tem, and a distaste fa aicobolic drinks. Several inatanc.es
where we have sold it, we hare had the most gratifying
results; as, to persona who are really desirous of treekir g
off the indulgence in to toxiceting beverages, this elixir will
be a great help. Sold at $1 per bottle at the Drug Shure of
DR. UEO. 11. KEYSER, No. 145 Wood street, corner of
Virgin alley. sign of the Golden Mortar. en2ealew
DR. 11100 FL AN D'S
CELEBRATED
GER"YANBITTERS,
PREPARED BY
DR. C. AL JACXIIOI7, Philadelphia, Pa.,
WILL zrrxcrn.u.r QIIR3
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPIIParA, JAUNDICR,
Chrome or Natom Detaaty, Diztates of the Koineys, amo
diseases crimv pc= a disordered Lime? or &mark
Barb
av Constipc-
Bon, Inward Pilau,
Pulliam, or Blood to the
Bead, Acidity of the Stomach,
No ueea;itta.tbnrn, Di aguat for Food,:
rularavi or weight in the Stomach, hour
Eructations, /linking, or Fluttering at the Pit
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of the Stomach, Swimming of the ead, flurried
and Difficult Breathing, Pinttering at the lleart, Choi, a.
la; or Suffocating Serteation when in lying Posture, Dimnea3
of Vhdort Data of Webs before the Sight, Fever end
Dull Polo hi the head, Deficiency of Porapirurfan
Yeßow mom of the Skin and Ekes, Pain i.o the
Skit, Lack., Ch.!, Limbs, de., Sudden
'lushes of Bert Burn', g 10 Like
rmett, Conetont
Logs of Evil, and great
Daymeoton of
Spirits.
The proprietor, In Galling the attanthm of the publl: tc
this properatlon, does eo wit a ineong of the ute_ost c,otl
dense in its • irt nes and oda action to the ;flues for which
It Le recommended.
is to uew and untriwi artlele, hot one that hoe Mood
the test of u ten yearn' trial before the Amenean pecpie,
and he reputation and wale It unrivalled by an; elmilar pat •
paratlatut extant. The tentimouy In Ito raver given by tht
moat prominent and well known Phyeidana arid Indio tio•
ale, in all parte Of the coantry Ii immenwr. Keening 00)
w ho may doubt, to my .. 111encnruttille,", I'm: Deal ,jpi
Book, for Parmera anti Felonies, to be had grwrie, of all th
Ageota for the Darman /Utters.
Principal Oro and Muntlfeet:ry, 1;1 4 r:11 greet, Plata
delphia, Pa.
Jar Yold by R. Geo. N. Ileyeer, 140 Wood street; 13,
Fithneetnek 6, On, :to. 6 Wood street; Fleming Brothers
on Wood Street; H. V. ewarta aol J. P Ylexurig, Allegheny
tleel9-dewly le;
Private Diseave•
rfEft. BEL/WN, No. 41 Diamond Alley, de-
vote. nix entire attention to an oiltai practises. 2
Ills business Is mostly confined to Private
Valtreal Diseaw, and such painful affections,
brought oa by imprudence, youthful Indulgence and excess.
By p bi Lis, WIWI tic Eruptions, Gonorrhea, ()toe% Strictn re.
_ iethrid P.selaargee, impurity of the }Mood, with all Disaa,
es lof Li. Vencreni Organ. Skin Disease% Scarbutle Drat ,
lieu% fetter, Ringworm, Mercurial DiSOMP.V., 2,l2linui
WeakrwS, rxopotancy, ri les, Rheumatism, Female Weak
ness, ktEnthly Sapprowlono, Diaasses of the Joints ' Pistols
In Ano, Nercoing Mkt. tims, rains lu the Bart and Loin%
Irritation of the Madder and Kidneys, suocessfully treatol.
Cure guaranteed.
Twenty years' practico (tots In this city) enaliles Dr.
Down to oiler assurances of a speedy cure to all who may
coma under his Care.
Wince and Private Monaßation Dooms, 41 Diamond alloy.
03..Chamm. Moderate nuaislaw 1 y
AZID riKl.lll.l.l.tilA. Dr. DISOWN
I hereby informs the afAirte.l that his remedy for the
above mentioned diseares is one that will euro. He will
warrant a cure in any case of this hind. This remedy am
never known to Mil when properly persamered with.
Many suffer the tortur.ot thiscomplaint tar months and
years, when a few dojo:n would procure a certain, rate
and speedy remedy.
OtDco eal Privato Coto:suiting Ilooroo, No. 41 DIAMOND
ley. j e 26
Joseph White's Carriage Lteposttory.
TOSEPII NV7ILI'E, now carrying on
neon in bin spacious premises, (now ris-e.
t lately enlarged) on the Pittsburgh and
Oreenoburg turnpike, near the Two Mile.
Run, between Pittsburgh and Lawrenceville, respactlu 11
invites the public to inspect lilt stock of CARRIAIIEg
BUGGIES, en. And be particularly informal gentlemen
purchasers, that one price only is made. Fourteen years'
experience in the business, enables him to place before bin
patrons the same choice collection of Carriages which, en
many years past It has been Ids particular department to
select from the cartons and most talented Eastern mann.
tacturera The success of his new system is remplete—the
economy of his arrangements will supply ,he best and most
fashionable manufactures at moderate prices.
Unencumbered by (hose heavy expenses, which the
mania for decorating houses of hush:tees has /seeped apes
the price of goods, (owing to large rents.) JOSEPII WIIITE
will sell, on ready money only, at mulls less than the usual
profits. [mhaidawl
Carrisicesrepalrad In ihe best manner. with despat
Bottlers:
JOAN OGDEN di CO., Bottlers, No. 167 First street,
would respectfully inform the public th t they bare
censtrutly an hand a lar:e supply of SARSAPARILLA,
MINERAL WATER, ALE and POKTER, ct the best qual
ity.
The attention of families Is particularly directed to the
fact that they bottle WAINItIGIIT'S A LE in Its purest
stay. Physicrans recommend It to facilites on account of
its wholesome and strengthening qualities. [entail y
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Boot and Shoe Olannierctory.
J./INES O'DONNELL & BRO.,
pg0z,L=1 . 1,",Y.L,n,",,--aveiob;,l;v,:-.....,
of MEN'S AND WOMEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES,
At No. 79 Smithfield street,
In Wrrttes's thretheihe, where they will be prepared to 111
all orders of every description of Boots end Shoes at the
shortest notice.
In order to accommodate all classes of customers they
will also keep on side a good assortment of the beet eastern
work. Also , all descriptions of children's wear.
Turns strictly cart ; goods al cash prices.
A chore of the pablio hntroothre Ia aniteitod. frov:ltto
Dissolution of Co—Partnership.
r Ikl Partnership heretofore exbUing betseen the under
signed.under the name and style of SPRI AMR lIAR.
SAVO ti A CO., is dissolved by mutual consent The buss.
owe or the nun will be settled by either of the undereigned,
at their old stand, teo. 285 Liberty street. The business
will be continued aB formerly by Springer fiarbaugh.
BPillsorli. HARD/MOB,
ALEX; I'OIIBITM
Pitteburgb, October 2i, 1855.
Springer Harbaugh,
COMMISSION hIEIDUILANT, Dealer la Wool, Prov Wane
and Produce generally, no. 295 Liberty street, Pitts.
burgh, Pa. n-t 24
itaishionsible fiats and ()spa, •
AT LOW PRICES.
JWILSON & EON, Ne. BI Wood street, respectfully Ist.
. form the public that they bays a large assortment of
the latest styles of Hats and Caps, which they will sell at
low prices for CASH.
N, B.—Jost raceived, a sew style of Ladles' Riding Hats
an& Cara. [noylol J. WILSON a. BON.
J. R. JONES IL D. DENNY
JONES & DENNY,
Forwarding and JONES_
Merchants,
spl9) 61 WATER MENA PITT62ITH6II
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ELECTRO-CIIEMISCHg AROMA
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Echt Huila ildech Kruiden Bitterd e
ti IWO YEARS bare elapsed since the introduction of this
1 . valuable medicine Into the United States. Du/lig
thin time it has gained a torieersai popularity aa • remedy
for
Fever and Ague, HimPePlia. /ndigestion, Headache.
Lou f epperae, Debi/fey, o mM:erten,
,"
Blind y .oleeding Ales. -
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Many of Our most worthy oil:leans testify to Its wondecrful
efficacy ICI all affections of the stomach and: Liver. Ail
tonic, It never has been equalled, for the relief It affords in
all C 841313 of debility or weakness of any kind is almost itil
stantaneoue. In nervous, thonmatic and neuridgie
tion., it basin numerous instances proved highly beneficial,
and in others effected a decided cure. '
Wbera eminent phy-icisna pcesmitio, and their patients
so unhesitatingly recommend, surely 1 , 19 may-cense to
doubt, and eagerly t•st he virtues for oureelves.
FRYER.AND AGUE. .
A Clue of A1:941 awed by avhabei.
Holland Btffers.—Stichael Hefty, No 117 Grant, near Smith
field street, soy e: Last July. while running on the river,
on a cotton head plying between Natchez and New Orrertar
I was taken with lever and ague. For eight long menthe
I suffered with this dreadful disease,. The greater part or
this lose I wee unable to cork, and 'pent at least atty . do.
lore for different medicines, but found no rarmanent robe.
Three seeks ago, one of my friends insisted upon mytrylog
Beerturve's Holland Bitters, saying that a cure 10122 g1ia7127,
teal. Aker taking' It for one week, I must state I. wawa
sound man. I have been at work now t.r two weeks, and
have bad no return of tee chills and fever whatever."
I certify the above statement is true.
Taos Atoms, Diamond Rouse,
Or at it. Oheeteee, Gothlektall.
LIEAD.ICHE 1.24 - 13 DINILLITY.
M". 4 1l LiEccznb, of Birmingham, nye: "I form found
is Merhste's Litters a remedy for.lteadache and debility.
My u - ife has also utel it with the greatest benefit."
Mr. A. S. Nicholson, of Pittobiugb, alto remarks AM be
has experlacced math relief from Its use for headache.
READ TIIIBI
Botkinfier's i;coh Ilinaites, living In the
llallnnd aettlement of bbeboygen, Wisconsin, says: •'Attar
mitering for coma time the rakers _attending an utter pita.
t.a, ion of mind and body, I Lava beta retnored, by. aging
lloerkievers No , land Bitters, to perfect health."
The fact a this remedy being In such high repute among
the Ilotiandere In WIRVOLIAII, Michigan, New York—ln fact,
in every Rolland eettlement In the United 13.ates—argnet
much In ID favor.
STRENGTH AND ITEALTII RESTORED
Mr. John Davidson, living ten miles above Plttsbargh, on
he. rennsylvsnia Canal, says: When I commenCed taking
lioerhave's Holland Bitters, I could hardly walk—tow, f
ojoy excellent hes!t
WEAKNESS OF TUt STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
Another Great Cure Fffecttd by Barrhars's Holland EWer
—The wife of Peter Le Witte, living In Holland Town, ghe
bo) gun county, Wisconsin, Buffered much from weakness of "
the stomach and indigestion. She had been under a phyy.
f kian's care for some time, but the disease rammed to kande
even his skill bhe purcoased some lballazil Bitters at our
office, which hes given tone t, her stomach, her appetite
and strength are returning, and we firmly believe that tide •
In enotti, greet care effected by your medicine.
We have add to record many wonderful CUMS effected by
ibis remedy, but must wait another opportunity. One,
th'n.,r you can rely upon, A hot rte 11£7.1 published are tram
; er,ons mtcb reepectai in our community, anti are liberal
ly true. J . Quince,
Editor Sheboygan Nieuwbodo, .s.betroygan,
ItEMIATIB 31.
A Case of Two Months' Standing 6'tsred by Boirhave's
kblland Bitters.--Goorgn Hencersou, of Pittsburgh, says:
afar fullerilig for three mouths with rbeamatisto—a part
of Cho time so severely as to cooline me to my bed-1,1
been entirely cured by using Boerhaves Holland Bitters.
I have h...d one attack since, but found almost instantaneous
relief in the same medicine. It is, in nip opinion, wenn.
remedy for rbennuitirm."
NMI VtreB AND 1111 ETC.I A TIC AFFECTION&
This changeable weather lit likely to produce a great deal
of sickness. To persona troubled with nervous or rbennia
t e affection, we would recommend Boerhaves Holland
bitters. On referring to cur columns, you will find certifi•
rates from some of oar Drat German and English citizens.—
Pennsyhninfa v , eele Zeitung.
TflR WORST FORM OF PILES CAN DE CURED.
We are at Liberty to refer to several well known gentle.
men, who have used, thoroughly tested, and now mown
r end Doerhave's Holland Btttoru as a remedy for law.
We are not at liberty to publish their names, but will take
pleasure In referring any person to them who derdeattas
statement
For this alLetlon, one-half of the prescribed dose should
be I aken—say half toesie , ootal, morning, noon and night,
one hour before weals.
CAUTION
The great popularity of thin delightful Aroma las !a
dacha navy linitationn, which the public Should guard
against purelnoi og. Be not persuaded to buy aalthlog
els • until you have given Boarhave's LlJlhnid Rittman tart
trial. One bottle will convince you hew h•Oultely superior
It in to all there imitations.
•
Cai...Bcdd at $1 Fur both-, or six bottles for $5, by the
FOlu Proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, Js. , &
LilanufaLtnring Pharmacentists and Chemists;
corner Bmithlisld and Third stn., Pittsburgh.
Si. E. OBLLP.BB A CU. , Drumpiste,
or•roer of Beet‘nd and Wood streets. .
And all ID roirgists in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Blitaingbnui,
Msnuhusiur and Tumperancevillo. sep29:dawly
lift• MORSE'S
it iIIORATING CORDIAL,
A p....VOREA'ON IN ILEDIUNE.
Raatored and Idle Lenstben.e4
MORSE'S INVICIUHATING LIXIIi
I .
'1" will replace weakness with strength, incapacity wit
efficiency, Irregularity Fitt' mama and natural aci!
Ur 14, and tbl6 not only without hazard of reaction,hat
with a happy effect on the general organiratkat. gar Bear
In inindshat all inalattco. wherever they begin, finish with
the nervous system, and that the paralisation of the nerve
of motion and sensation Is physical death. Bear In mind,
also, that for every kind of nervous disease, the Oar.
dial le the only reliable preparative
CURB OF NELVOLLS DLS3ABBB.
No language can convey an adequate Ms of the tome
diate and 'Limon toirsonlons change which It nicaftiottilta
the di6eaat,i, debilitated end shattered ruirroua system,
whether broken down by exams, weak by nature, or impair
ed by eickness—the I:twirling and relaxed 01w:drat:ion ts
at once braced, rcairhied cad built ap. The mental mil
physical symptoms of nerenne disease vanish together - toe.
der Its Influence. Nor 12 the efrwt temporary; for the tlor;
dial propertlee of the medicine reach the constitaticro It&AY,
and restore It to Its normal condition.
LOSS OF =MORN,
Con.fnedOn, g idainem, rush of bl.rd to the head, means
eholy, debility; hysteria, wretchedness, thorighto,of calf
destruction—fear of lammity, dyepepsin, general ph:tetra'
don. Irritability, nervousness, Inability to sleep,' disease
Incident to males, decay of the propagating Mardiorm,ll.7B
term, monomania, Vague terrors, palpitation. of the heart.
mpotency, coneispethin, ehe, from whatever causea.arishog
It Is, if Ahem be any relianhe to be placed on human teat
inony, absolutely inftWble.
A GREAT 11111:1101.1i - E YOk Li - FIT AT Pg.
The unparalleled elects of thls great restorative in elf
complaints incident to females, mark a utsw era in ths annals
of medicine, Thou-wads of stimulants have boon invented—
thousends of invigortucts concocted—all purporting to be
=in the vartoue dimmed and derangements to tabu,
rate formation of woman render her liable.
WOM.A.EI OE; Odellall,
Who adders f weakness, derangement, narrensness,,
tremors, pains in the back, or any other disorder., whether!'
peculiar to her rex, or common to both cocoa—to give the -
invigorating 4..brdini a teal. .
MARRIED PliFt3olo,
Or etbera, cllt Cud this Cordial after ;bey DIM" ne,l a bet
tie or two, a thervt:gh rag curreter of the system. fa all
directions ore to be found the happy parents of healthy oft.
spring, who would not boob beet. on teat for thle er traorde
nary prepanitton. And it is equally potent for the many dlr.
eases for which It is recommended- !litiottaanotit of poring
men have been restored by 'sing It, and ant in a single! int •
otance hen It failed tc benebt them.
IRIteJSB OP rALE compLialoN
or consumptive habit'', are restored by Mianse of • bottiac•
two to bloom and vigor, changing the akin from a paean.,
low, sickly color, to a beautiful florid complexion.
TO VIM riasatiuno.
These ere some of the cad end melancholy effects Prrodn- •
ced by early habits of youth, viz: weaknem of the teach' '
and limbs, pains in the hood, direrieesz of eight, loss of mei& '
color power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervono
irritability, derangement of the dlgegtiee functions, 0110113 •
debility, symptoms of conemeptieze, eta.
Mentally, the fearful elects on the mind are madam tee
dreaded. Loss of memory, confusion of ideas, depreaOon
of opielts, evil forebodingo, aversion to toeiety, self - dtsttitat.
love of solitude', timidity, etc., are some of the evils man- '
awl. All thus afflicted
111911 E OONTEMPLATING D ATIRTAGS.
should reflect that a sound mind and body aro the mast we
°emery rev:thane I promote conntibad happiness;
p aderat.
without these, the journey through life becomes a waaur
pligrimagv—the prospect hourly darkens the viel;:the
mind becomes shadowed with despair , and flaad with the
melancholy reflection that the happiness of soother, be.
comes blighted with your own.
CAUTION.
Dr. tiorse's Invigorating Cordial has been counterfeited
by come unprincipled pervonl.
In future all the geanite tkiirdlial will have the plroprio
tor'e aceinille panted over the cork of each bottle, end the
following words blown in [he glass:
Dr. lilorseq I igorating Cordial,
C. U. =RI, Proprietor, N.
The Cordial Is put up, highly concentrated, In pint
ties—pries three dollars per bottle, two for the dollere,
for twelve dollars. C. H. RING, Proprietor,
192 Ilroodway,ll. f.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United Stitch
and the West Indies.
ea E 2 T
Pittsburgh ----Da. OEO. 11. KEYSER, No. 110 Wood it
Do. -......YLK51N0, BROS., No.oo Wood et.
Do. E. SELLERS, Knod str..se.
Allegheny City -.BECKIIAII A. JCR ENNAN
Do. ... ...JAMES T. SAMPLE d CO.
Do. -......J. P. YI xnerito„
Agent or 0h10...J. D. PARK, Cincinnati fitakdkorly
P. Brown's Essence of Jarnal,ca Ginger. -
1111.11 S Essence Is a preparation of wousnal exmllence.
1 . In ordinary diary bias, incipierit cholera, In short,in all
ranee of prostration of the dip-mire functiona, II Is itf ILlea•
Unable value. During the prevalence of eplderefe cholera
end summer complaints, it ia peculiarly ctricacioasi no
fami y, Individual or trareker thank) be without . It. n '
ci Amo ,Be ours to get the genuine Essence, statehla
prepared only by F. BROWN, at bin Brag_ and -Cheditesi•
Store, N. E. corner of Fi'th and Chestnut streets, Phibtdel•
phi*, and for sole by all th, respectable Apotbecarles In the , •
United States, and In Pittsbur,-,h by
B. A. NAELIOSTOCK d CO.,
SCULLY a-CO.
An In Allegheny by
11. P. SCHWARTZ,
LEE REC.RIIA3.I
stp6:omakw
Palmer's Celebrated Epicurean banes a
TANDS PIINKSIINENT for flavoring Soups, grubs,
0 Flab, Meat, Game, - ac. We advise ell good housewives
to try tt. Price 25 cents per bottle,st all GroceryantiPtet
43torea in the United States amieauadae •
Yor sale by DITLURG and Mi. KriitElt, Pittsburgh.
P. T WILIGEIT d CO.,
14n10.1Aylv to 241 Marko. ptr.t. Phllatlololll.
BONNETS -10i more Orthe moat fashicauldestylatimul;
colors of bath., and'Velret Boluastoiat Owls van aid' .
Asstern manufacture, ready for ralliblttun
A A.. MASON CO ,
1:5 fth street.
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