PITTSitURGH GAZETTE'. PUBLISHED BY WILMS t PITT 5,8,R1t (kir, "IdONDAY MORNING OOTOBER47 1858. gjawdos....ls tatitN4DINGI MATTER WILL BE FOUND OF SAM PAW; OF THIS WEE. 113.112i11113.41 II VriZILT . 13 Assns..— Itt.• sltawd_.:_et:trou.o latim .r ot..wiakly a sutt . ." " , i griZe ' ;kr,cnru.. '• indstdwdordble sosdka= of mskinatt _ ..„.. Ons simulation Is bstymn four sod . s_tioa.osolr. f.isst nuslinostSossy villsigs and coast/ 1 7ma ;Tanis did Magtern Otdd. . • , . . ADTLIttIBEISB—Netther the Manorial Rooms nor. Viintlng istabliaborent of the Daus Baum. al . s t orday. ADVMaTISIBM who-desire their ~s t ss4,' to appear to the paper Cu Monday moroloa. .14141 yleue hand them In before 5 o'clock. on Batardsy fidirn-Wrrines ILumui—The surveys of this route hare been coMpleted, end Mr. Warner, the Chief Engineer, has published his report, froci which it appears, t .hst 'the total distance from New Castle to BDlAresille, is eighty-lout and half milee,.and it is estimated that the eat of grading andbridging the ante will reach one trillion three hundred and meaty five thousand illoliare—averaging about $16,272 per mile. The .*:engineer expresses foil confidence in the sniff , Idsciey of the esioulitlitt to grade the road for single track, with the neeessary sidings, in a • manner which will compere favorably with stmt- Jar work on the best railroads in the West. , t hn equal e yes, seeording , to the atimate, will be re . valeta for superstructure', equipment, depots, water stations; and other 'matters necessary to put the road in ratahlg order. The present financial condition of the Comps . ny, ss sated in a late report of the President, Wows thanmonnt of individual stook eubscribed - to be $160,200; the amount subscribed by the county of /AllariCe $200,000; and the :amount nbearibed by Butler county s26o,ooo—naking • total of $610,200. It hats been determined by s resolution of the I Baud of Dlreetore that the 'road • shall not be ooluneneed until enough, means hire been eau . red to grade and bridge it, The sum rap:tired to meet this condition is one and a lull millions dollars. It is sunited - 'thst the, above stated aggregate of stook enbeeription - along the line can be latassod to seven hundred and fifty thou ...fond dollars, and Philadelphia la asked to sub mem an equal amount in order to make op the whole sum neeestory to place the work under antra& An effort for this purpose ii now my., • king in Philadelph* and its enema or failure . wUC most probably deride the fats of the Mater prise. Isrreoviocurre a rice Jan.—There hail been Witco;improvement in the keeping of the Jail for ,sevend years past, - test the only reform of real has been made by Sheriff Meaux. It bas been swedumak heretofore to whitewash the in - lector ifierrary Part,' the corridors, cells, doors, water 144;1i( fact everything whether comp°- of Iran.' wood, or stone. ;A costing of. lime SOMA Anirter of en inch thick bad thus worms lated, erlida; paling off in spots, gave the *hole premises.a.voyuissightly and disagreeable sp - peortmer. The constant white -washing kept the ',tail damp, end crested en unpleasant odor, of lima Mr. Magill has bad all this coiling of lino eerspedoff, and when the extent and eerie- ti of surface to be gone over is eonsiderini, this ' wee a teak of lantana° labor. The whole ' Interi or of the corridors, the ca ll ing, walls, galleries, &tors, door jambs, and all the Iron work in the Interior of the cells, has had given to them three . heavy omits of oil paha. The colors chosen are very appropriate, and the Interior of the jell now presents a very fine and neat appearance.; The -.. wails Of the oelle have been newly whifooehed, ' lend ins visit we made to them on Saturday we could cllioover nothing In the slightest degree fensive. The walls, doors, pipes, &a, can now ' .be washed is often 111 is neeessary. for health • end comfort, and the jail still present neat / and fresh appearance. This pest Improvement toe been made ;with-; - ' wet any further =peso, to the county than the • east of the material , Nearly all the labor has •t - been performedby the prisoners, among Whom was one by trade a painter. . Thb Sheriff, has' • ';- 1 ;.- -1 bosrded these men from big ova table while they hawsbeen at the Work,and bee paid them various -.pros of money from his private purse, as - - alas to labor faithfully and do their work well. . ; s Tkapellemers lave thus beer employed and hap pier nary ,impreveinecit bits been effected vrith bat small comparative, expense to the county.; Mr. •-- JR sell deserves great credit for this end jother reforms he bee introduced into the jail. litran7 gas' can now 'reit it wlihout indulging in tones ' aims oommente; and our citizens can point to it so a model, as basing been the case with oar Weetern Peniteatiary. Tin P 1111317108 LID Cosimmeva , .— anext.—The surveys on this. line are programica with spirit, and will poen be concluded. Three routes are being earveyed between this city and some point on the Youghiogheny rirar. the Rust pumas op the north bank of the Mononga hela, via Ite}Leesport and West Newton. The rocond'erosses the Monongahela river at Pato burgh, over Birmlighstn;* thence by the •roorrse of the river to Street's which W. fol lows to a„favorable summit to cross into the valT . ley of Peters' Creek; thence. pulling near to Elisabeth. Monongahela oity, Webster and Cookie town, on the Monongetteis; thence over a sum _ nit 2Toi RerrltTelle, into the valley of the Youghiogheny, which - it followe to CennelLsville. The third mote would leave the ,ecocmd, at or near ZUmbeth, and, crops over to the valley of . .-the Youghiogheny below ,West Brewton; thence follows the river'to CottneffisPar,...• The two last mentioned :1.04r tore shorter thaw the former, and the ,arguereliiii 4 ,ku their *or are mi strong that the probatollitl,:hoW • • that ens of them will be shorn:. The eil4lllllll - tions have progressed some distance above Fah sebeth, and chow that the route is highly prongs : • log. .:: In dtiolding upon a choice of routes, where , • distance -and expense are 00 nearly 'slug, much 'eonaiderationl. will be given to facilities far ?Sip ' "" • " tuning the right of way, and load subacriptions. ct We would adage the friends of the three differ : • int routes, : • betar themselves' In rmaaring !Witte of way rind rubscriptions; the eubscrii , ' • , .tirmele depend on a : choice of route. We. learn from", - , tbs.lingierers that tie rOnte moth, the' isomer, is deemei, worthy of profound consider - Wt= ation in en engineering point of ;dew, and from rill we east learnyire have come to the conclusion that the rime witch: wilt carry the day, will be the ono which presents the heaviest imbsorip tt' .. - Mons, end the ohespest right of woy. e Saraase = oc the ampluity of the ~,1.- S iladolphlo- L ef 4ei, Ale stated thee John W . Whig; erns.eient44 to thi Senate from ,:.rdledelphist _ unlit mein out that demoorst,_ :elected. I„.l:l4.:Mien pat doorn Piter Gloom le cleared 'tins th Olstion dlstrlot Ppt -reports reeelved - .64/liteiriitY indiette;idri 'Sleet/on if Somas/ B. jamison. Independent. /le hie over 1400 ma , lathy ' Cloeirls reported , CO 1200 1e , Clarion ne4 200 in Armstrong,. The and will be Mose, hot It le-Supposed thetJaMlBoll IS cleated. I I Oblonsuutte.—Wo select the follow- - lejett7lo:rfaint the'Paikar ,ph cloacae, of lest (7:1 41 1911eddeediky last four Sisters of 'Noire their profession. in the Chapel i of "their honie: - on Dean street. B is hop 0 . 2 50 r presided.' - ! :On litiredby lhs Beta Thos. *detic. , WM .11inei Priest, In Mt Convent chape l, p° 'CotitiOr wu to Uri, left the city rnorning'for his new Dee of Erin ._ Very "g 7 i . E. - MOMehon biles now charged with the otindolidration.uf the Diocese, of Pltla 4'' bush, letters na blistnees elionid be addressed • • : pi . 001111MXIII I IIT . A ti tb ii : I t Bi d : 0 f e legr ib ai)hio k. des' wiC • imen'tat ;An (YNceilf.Ebenybtag,, has be en appointed, byPreoldnt Pierce, Consol to Be!. feat, Ireload. . .A , tt - Mir A delpritoki was Taaitsed at -Toronto, on Thurnda7. Della*, ordering the clueing in.that .aity) on the• 11th, of;October. of 200 of ' era bele:06 10 sbn 'ol4erikii ootoPer, ,t 1101 610 - thenm ,.. se pnmedlgg,to Mouthed. - t-rit•! l _ • for g euneeee they are l 0 %se editor ' of the on be p nt'(hire to gabSklsplagibuittile• dike*. the ei.s. next criminal li ken Qsillotere ran to be tried. .., - - 1.- ~. ~ , Iticasiwcx — Yom N ap' .—Ffie extensile use of suoli titles,'says the N. y. eimagreia,ti always distsieteful to men of mashy spirit, even when found in monarchi— cal percale When fel - sanely applied to eoole elastios—lo ministers of religion—they are dis gestiog; but when they untrimmed as often as possible into the alma! of n professedly rein'''. item journal when 'peeking of a foreign ecclesi astic, they become contemptible' u well as dis gusting. We have a specimen of this in the Freeman's Joernal, of New York. The atom of the "Apostolic Nuncio" to New York is thus est forth:— -. ar our happiness to be able to announce that hie Rzeedeney Monsignor BOW arrived again in New York on Monday last, and is once more:the. guest of Arobbishop Hughes. His Ex cellency is In good health, and we perfectly well knew that the Cetholiezi of this city and diocese will limit the expression of their • devotion to the Holy lather, and their respect for his immediate representative in the person of the Envoy Extra ordinary, only by the delicaoyof their regard for hie Bzedieriey'e oomfoet and good pleasure. It is the first time that so great an honor has been conferred on this country as the presenoe of a Nuncio, on a visit here, and it is our cement an ticipation that, by the opportunities which our Catholla will seek of paying their respects to the Nozolo, and reentries his blessing and his words of Catholic affeotion, their attachment to the person of the holy father, already shown to the world in the time of his sorrow as well as in the hour of his .triumph, may be rendered yet stronger and more unalterable. We are but the organ of the united hearts of the Cath elc ome olic" of in New York in bidding Ms hhccelleragy w his °Moe and in his person, and in offering him all the teetimonies of morn= Derr and ree -1 pect - whioh we know him to render. • Verily "his Excellency" ought to beabundant ly satisfied, if Wl:diction he can find In sue& fel some language. , Then we are told that "his Ex oellenoy" dedloaiede Bud& Church at New Ha ven, where an address was made tot him, in which 1 by the way we find the following sentiments, in - I teriarded with "your Grace' ad *mums i • . But a, Mort time has elapsed since the fair sky or your own beloved. Italy was overcast by the, lurid and threatening clouds of infidelity and rebellion. The storm broke with unwonted rio• lance—devastation and ruin 'spread far and wide. The fiends who raised the storm and who would fain control it now, yelled with glee—their hoar of triumph had arrived: the but of Peter which bad braved a thousand tempests must at last per , lob with one fell and combined onset. It should be sibseerged, its destruction be secured; yet, conscious of the difficulty of the undertaking from many, many a previous and abortive attempt, the archfiend and his raiwariel; resolving toga& no precaution that might contribute to ensure micaels•-&o., &a. Incommon with all the faithful we lowest the recent lawless. outrages which have disturbed the trawintiklg of the Papal See, while we deplore the lose of souls and the scandals created at the in stigation of a set of wicked and wipriscipted dem agogues..: Beoreant to livery generous impulse, and in a spirit of the basest ingratitude for the 'Mend eonesunme of our Holy Pother, Pio lions, these misguided infidels, and would be Demo orate, in the name of that liberty which their er.. ery act disgraced, incited an ignonnt and infu riated mob to the perpetration of every criticise the mind can conceive. We regret, too, that, defenders of these wanton sots hare been found in this enlightened country, and that your Grace has not etesped the malignant, though puny, censure of their mercenary pen. The number of such is, however, small. The mass of the great andgood condemn them. * * * * 'el. We hope your Grace's visit to America may prove pleasant to yourself, and redound to the advancement of our holy religion. We all jobs in affectionate wish." for your Grace's welfare, end a safe and prosperous retozu to your native land, where you can lay before his Holiness the unswerving. fidelity of the Catholics in America to our ancient faith. ' ' . One would aciaseely: have auppised that such , . , an address was s delleered• in a republic. The Freeman's Journal naleMy tells na that "the Nuncio replied that he had .not ructlentood pre cisely every word in' the address," but yet he "hid understood it suffittlyto be greatly consoled by the good den eats sad religions zeal that it evinced." Thereafter "his Ekendien oy proceeded to Meal the edifice," and it is add ed that "sea tonentur the Bishop of Buttes deliv ered a very beautiful discourse." And yet the Freeman's Journal is published 'tithe very least of a great mina" t . "His loriship, the Bishop . of Boston," indendl . . . • Dow LID Tgax.—The Hon. John k. Dix' , of New York, has bees busily engaged IS writing letters of late, with the object of showing that he never hsd anything to do with Free Eloiliem. The distinguished gentleman ham • right to change his opinions no often as hs may think Teepee, but the tfollowihg letter,l which bu been reoeived by the New. Orleans Bee, is ululated to prove that whatever may be - hie sentimenss now, is 1848ile was tr Free Boiler to all intents and purposes Eire Histrzos, AUG. 18, 1848. - curnxiitiut—r have received your Invitation to attend &cleating at Quito, on the 25t11 inst., and I regret eiceviiigly that I am compelled to decline it. . • In yoar efforts and desire to maintain the cause of free territory and free labor, 1 telly and cordialy cympathiza. The last hours of the late - session of Congress were signalized by • gratifying triumph of the friends of freedom is the tenitodee, in the smoked= of slimy forev er from Oregon. The qneetion of power is --eek tled beyond dispute. No min can hereafter Bey, with any hope of 'teapots:9v from.the publics judg mem:, that Congress may not, without violating the oonatitutio, prohibit slavery in the territd ries, of the United States. This Is a peat point gained. F • ' The whole cocoon reeolvee itself into one of expediency, and it Is to be hoped, for the honor cf the country, that • majority of the Atom - ices people, and of . they representetivee In Congress. .will :levee gamic that any considerations of expe diency will justify the eetablislunent of slavery in territory where It does not s=tet. This is the queistion to be presented at the next session of Congress in organizing territorial governments far Califonds and New Mexico. - The contest for ,Freedom in the territories is tot 'iet: Over. It will be renewed - with Increased -vigor; and ,- although -I cannot doubt the mull, I hell with pleasure all demonstratlou of -opin-. ion In favor of peinelpies„ whisk cannot be r♦ llmjelsked without Inflicting a severe blow on the general prosperity, and outing • deep re proach on the public reputation. lam happy to know that the Democracy of Orange err about to take ground on the question. , Let it be proclaimed, that territories free shall remain free; and be asettrad that onTililis inure I shall be with you under all cironeostanoce, and In all time. With a renewed expression of re gret that I am unable to be with you on the 25th Jest:, I am,. eery respectfally, your friend and obedient servant, JON A. DIX. To 'Messrs. Francis Tuthill a nd others, Com. mittee." - ).letter from Madrid nodes date of the 11th of Se'ptember, thue alludes to the appointment of Me. Some, spa to the effect; produced by it on public opinion in Spain: L 4.. The question of the reception of the new re presentstire of the United States at - Madrid, is ossercing' momentatili urger proportions. The eveisti which preceded Mr. Soma's nomination', thiPparticular oirmunstanoes which accompanied it, theLspeeobes which Me said to hove been pro nounced by tide diplomatic, aid the grave char acter which it his Pleased certain foreign lour. Dab; to glee to the *election made by the Wed dens of the lifillerlptates, tee anxiety ovary day mord and more justified with regard to .the pos -1 session of the - Mort ad Cabs.. All these things, lit must bitoonfoneed;:lisas etoribibuirti to Rive importance w feet Thiele, under "MY ether Ole ' ountatances. woidd have' passed ...witlitint.tiedMa 1 The *theme peralats In press/Meng Mr. Boma as I L f a ithless anad unsempulons agitator, while the ~/Tevaklo, whose course Is more prudent . In this delicate 000lettuse, atteibutes to' Mr. 80kma, nod oertes, not: without reason, political opinions which forma moat strildsg wariest with the ar ticles of the progreselinallsurnal. It proves that Mr. Bedsit le liberal—vary liberal, bat with in the limitimarked out by cow/ratty° paled pies. It liffioped that the: representative of ah at a it a rorrill take advantage of bir dratPre" sentarion:itithihe QOM to ditiNOW the report which eirleitfil,'ill.interationed shers take, pleasure It propotivalig:. - - , • . . TlMlationelllitineer G elaboodoly and ably ettlidoEthat to t o - oast:4o4od alterntion .5f th•tattff, there be n change, as .fer topos. Ale; :from uslyerosV ed,eatorm# to speolflo dn. The ad islOrien' system (It .truly says) to `tiolgiaia , socl his never beret adopted by !Loy oth er; ;candy-, as 111 thlp oommerolal emperteace to "the oirld aftgoet. It " Great Britain, In her Lao yat volleotion of ,d 22,000,000 sterling ($llO,- (10000). front custom. obtained lets ttuen bad mullet '($200,000) trom ad- ealoretO duty, Mittel ouch a• •otont do some of tholdbotinental rehmootkeorry the ostem of wed* a t o m, that, they are leted upon Boort; cotton,. aod,oilk lanitofsitateti: the latter aided,dad the ittrolOner by emtmtiod..yrith boosfallytt4 ;luso, I etiCOoMbeiot threads% axiom yard, accord. !,ott3o diehtse of the wee; . .. •• F oar mines , , the =oaf into , : of 'the lit•fettet teem the Proololosotlild-Watoootor flatfoot, 'nits Woo izireitior_tO:rootei itioudetlibtori too .tv.433 diothorsod, no lidlotiosat being time optoot him 1 . . . . 71 . r0m tha Newark WIT Advertiser. , AN Antaticatee lotratasiono - Nattoon —En -tract a a totter from .an eminent American etateeman on hie travel!, to hie friend in New limey GralOA, Sept. 7th, 1858. "Since spending forty most agreeable days in Louden, we have been constantly on the go. We have nines:lke , ' thoroughly. Ireland, Scotland, Belgium, thi Shine from Cologne to Basle, and Switzerland, more beautiful by far than either.. In all three countries we found a state of public and private prosperity which cur prised us greatly—lreland excepted- Even there, a groat change is being brought about by harsh immures; and the Protestant portion of It are as presperoue as the other states to which I have referred. These are the dread effecta of a long peace, and go far ahead of what we at home have any idea of. "In England there is en obvione change in the habits and dispeeition of the people, act the ac• Lion of the government.' Liberal principles and feelings are clearly ascendant, and the Hence of Commons roles in fiat every where: I minuet convey this Idea more clearly or authoritatively to you than to repeat a remark of Lord 11—'8 (a descendant at a high Tory family, whose fath er I heard make the ablest speech which was made optima the Reform bill,. and who is him self a man of mature age, and highly respeotable ' talents,) at the breakfast table of Sir R. J., him self an inveterate Tory in 1880, but now quite liberal in his feellngo—lhe °hung% eraid Lord IL, that has already taken place in the nonstite don, and others which are Inevitable, have made Englund virtually a Republic), end it is to be' re gretted that everybody le not sufficiently im pressed with this truth to Induce them to unite in efforts to preserve the people by educating them for the safe enjoyment of rights which they must inevitably possess. That le, I have no doubt, a jest deeeription of their political condi tion.. ...The Queen and Prince Albert are discreet' and exceedingly well disposed people, who are content to eat their cake in peace. In every branralo of the government the greatest care is token not to offer an 7 unnecessary affront to that public opinion, which,-every one feels, gov erns th e eountry, and the Hones of Commons, cothicions of Its power, is content to tolerate, I and I doubt not in the absence of tyranny and intractable oppression by the Crown—to sustain the monarchy with its pageantry and parade. "In Belgium, where we spent some days with great eattehtotion, they enjoy very nearly all the rights that belong to 'a Republic. Their King, Leopold, is note man of extraordinary talents, ' but is, lam enre,,very upright in his intentions, and oartainly moderate, in ,an exemplary degree, • in his conduct. He told them in 1848, that ii they desired a change, he would spare them a forcible revelation, by resigning; and they have been qui , t and obviously contented ever since. They Masa legislature fairly chosen, and their institutions, with the tingle exception of the throne, are very libersL I was so much pleased with all I saw In its dominions, that I. canoed the Minister of the King's house to be informed, through a private subject, (our Minister being. absent) that if It would be agreeable to him to receive me and my friends in citizen's defter, It would afford me the greatest pleasure to pay my resPeete ,to' the Ring. I received in a short time • letter from the 'Minister, informing me that he had submitted my suggestion to his Ma jesty, at Backer, Me country residence, who had directed him to say to me, that he 'would with pleasure some to the city the next day, and ra, I calve us at the palace, in the form proposed.— , He did so: -melone had compariitirely without I ceremony, a g pleasant convereation with Lim. . . "It is the apprehension of heisting up this 'extended private and public prosperity of Europe, and disturbing its present quiet, which has been the affeadve negoolator in the Eastern affsir.— The moment it wu definitely settled that France and England would unitedly resist every attempt to wry intoeifeat the long cherished views of Rusts upon Turkey, it became also ourtsin that it mast cut a generil war in Europe if Aussie persevered. The Emperor had not the moral courage, if he had the disposition to name the responsibility of so tremendous a change in ail Christendom. Ile delayed the oonclusion until it became abututely cattail thst the allifnee between Froze° and England could not be broken up. They were themselves opposed to war, and willing to yield almost anything but ttie main point—the quasi independence at Turkey." The Emma° er rue. Soirrn.—Whilst New Orhunt and Mobile have been almost entirely relieied from the presence of the epidemic, ice senses have not yet aimed in the interior of Mississippi and Loutians. The Natchez Free Trader, after a suspension of '. over a month—en account of the eptiermo— inide Its weekly re-appearance on the 4th toot From It we learn that the whole number of deaths there sines the 19th July to 2d Oatober le 292—0 f which 242 were by ye ll fever. • The In:lmbues Whig of, the let lost. &insane , oes nine deltas within the aty limits for two dayi ending at noo l e ar ns y before. The wee paper from a gentleman just dein from Lake Providence, that- eighty-five 'death' have (marred there, and that s large majority of the population left are now prostra ted with the scourge. Tha l mortality Li fearful far so Rail a popnletion. The"Jaekson (bites.) Flag of the 29th coo:eine the tartan's report of that city from the let to the 20th of September, which numbers forty three deaths,-principally from yellow fever. ft farther adds: ...Jackson presents a s appearance, ?Acre not being mars than three hundred persons in town including all ages and colors, and one-fourth of them Met. Were it not that a few of our merchants are at their posts, the etek and dying would have to suffer." The Talon City Whig of the 80tis ultimo. an winners twenty-ex deaths for the week ending at noon on the 29th, of whiott twenty four were of yellow fever. It continues : 'lt with feelings of deep regret that we are not able to chronicle any abatement of the prevailing epidemic stns oar last issue. o.ts the contrary, it will he seen from the sexton'', report In another oolcunn, that for the past week tt has been marching steadily onward with fearful ter ror, and seemed to gather strength as It pro, Wrested in ita work of desolation.' Since our last, as near as we coui learn from our physicians, there have been about forty new curt, and that there are new over one hundred carts In all." _ . enema,.—Prom July 4th to September 12th, seventy vessels loaded at the Chinoho Islands, with 66,856 tone of guano, of which number five ships clawed for New Tort with43oo tons, tier en ships cleared for Norfolk with 9980 tons, and five for Baltimore with 8920 tens Be ra dio mention made of any vessels-cleating for Pla delphia, ,which is rather. eingidar, Considerlog the immerse denoted here for Guano to supply the farmers of Pennsylvania, New. Jersey and Delaware. It appease, however, that t emote arrivedhem about e week einesfrom Callao, la hia den with guano. The market ifn has been bare of this article for a length of time and a cargo could alwaye be quickly disposed If we may judge from the 'quantity sent from the Peruvian blonde to Norfolk and Baltimore, the farmers and.planters of Marylsnd sod Vir globs must be extensively availing themselves of the use of mono to improve the condition of their Impoverished sell, so mob worn out by the eultivativation 'ortobacoo. Philadelphia is also the imam of • very extensive and mittens' agricultural region. At present, our supply of , guano to altogether inadequate to the pressing demands nponnur market, and it is strange that the agents of the Peruvian government monopoly do not endeavor to Mortise B.—North Anurkan. Tax Tun firs! Navas Panse.—"Mary," said, George, "nett hummer I will not have a garden.i Gar pretty treX•ie dying, and I won't have -an other tree tie king se I live. I will have a bird next ennimor,' - and that wilt stay all winter." "George, ddn't u remember my boantifal cariaryt It died I n c n the middle of the trimmer, ' and we planted bright flowers in te round where we buried it. My bird did no t liv e live g so the trim." • , ”Well'l don't see se we can love artrthihit Deer Uttle brother died before the bird, and I loved him better than coy bird, or tree or Rower. 9, I wish we amid have something to love that wouldn't dia.! Os ruitool house, 'l • The &by Fi nned.:. Dining _ George end Mary bad Staid •ftivitten that their tree was dying; but lit evening,' as they drew their chairs to the table where , their moth. er 'Wee Bitting, and begatito amanita the Needs they had been getheting, the remembrance of the tree come upon them. “Mether," said Mary, “yoisinsy give Giese seeds to conga John; I never want another gar - den." slYis," added George, pushing tie pap ern in whiehbe bsd Carefully folded . them; towards hit mother, lion , ' may give the all pray: - ,If r so could Sad me seeds of it m tree that would never 'fide, I ebtoild then like to have a garden.. I wonder, mother, if there ever ,was'ench a gar , den?" 'Yee, George, I have read at a garden:where the trees never die." "A- real garden, mother?" ••Ifee, my eon: In the , middle of the garden, I have been told, • there CUD' of Imre wa• tar, dear se arystal; mid ou'each aide of the Aver le the tree orlifer tree that never. fades. That gaidel .botron. There ion nay loos, sod love forever. :There will no death-Aso fading there . . losi4our"treasetre be lac e tree of lifo, end Yon will hare something t which your hearts can cling with:Cut disappaintment.l Loire the Bolos here, and he will prepare you to dwelt in those green pastnietreed bonds those still resters." • - --- Ftots4' yotv*—The Hewitt (N.J.) Hem. ry Suites that Aosta Worms who wore trOsholl• ors; scud In tjustlitots, I. isle a puss :1100. s newspsporr ottOlt dsts Is ► sisiplisissgsry odttorisl to Aelkleslciotcre for Losstawtotillly suiliertiogiobi4baoStor Prohliat hlr. ~~M. • Steen'ln AND ens Enten.--The National Is. frligesteer its quite tOocked the potability , of the Tut kith deltan's regarding with any degree Et favor, the overtures which %morn is said to Lave made for a return to the East. It thinks the Button would be very unwise to commit an cat, the tendency , of which would be to displeaeo I end detach her from the allied powers which are striving to settle his difficulties with the Czar. This is a very good specimen of the t - Ater pleasantries by which the Inteligencer otoca ritually relieves its more ponderous discussion. The friendly offices of Austria, in the interest emd under the dictation of the Czar as they have 1.-een from the beginning, mast be especially ao ceptable to Turkey,—especially In view of re it coat ocourrenoes. The Emperor of Austria bee I held a personal conference with the Czar, and is said to have intimated to the Sultan already that be can no longer act with the Western pow era, but must °pally eepouee the Renton cause. This wee scarcely neeeseery, as his poeition .in this respect hae not been doubtful from the very commencement: and his ettempte to play the part c f a disinterested mediator have been too berets .eed to commend respect in any quarter. If there is to be war between Brutes and Tor i ey, Austria will inevitably enlist on behalf of tea Czar; and the Sultan will have no allies in taYeetern Europe. England and Prince neither of them care one straw for the Integrity the Ot teman Empire or for the rights of the Suttee, except so far as their own eelfish interests may to connected with them. Their action hitherto Las given conclusive evidence of this feat. Eng hud especially has consulted her own interests far more than those of Turkey in the part she has taken in the quarrel-,—and no room remains for doubt that she wilt sacrifice the Sultan with out remoree, rather than permit herself to be in; r solved in hostilities that may rise. I Prom Western Europe, then, Turkey will have no help against Russia and Austria. And if she desires allies at MI, she could have none that would prove more effective than thes-Hungarian, Pules, Italians, and, the people generally , who Asst so long groaned under the despotism of Austria. The struggle of 'BO shows the form idable character of the power that could thus be brought into the field; and under such circum stance° no one can doubt that the alliance of Kamm and of the cause he represent°, would prove of the greatest service to the Sultan in the contest he may be Called upon to wage. The In teligeserr's opposition to it, evidently grown out of the fear that something might possibly be in that way scoompllehed toward relieving the people of Eastern Europe from their present thraldom.— Whether this would constitute an equally fermi able objection in theey es 4 : Republicans at heart, as well as in name, It is not necessary to in quire. The Intelligences Frisks of Koestent's "ingrat itude" for the protection of thd Porte. We sue peat it would not be easy to state facto warrant ing the use of euoh storm in this connection.— ffostrrn has never failed to acknowledge that protection in the most cordial and grateful tau gnage.—N. Y. Timm. FALLUILIS 07 TUIR Amman/mt.—The 11. S. staamship Allleghany returned to the naval an chorage at 1 o'clock, on Saturday, after an lob fleece of three and a half days on hes trail trip. We regret to announce that she performed very badly, and that this experimental excursion has resulted In a complete and absolute failure on the part of the eteamer. At no time, under'the most favorable 'circumstances of wind lona tide, with the application of both steam and sails, could her speed be increased to a faster rate than six miles en hour. Her machinery worked wretchedly, and, 711104 the trial, is in a moot shattered condition. She anchored at the Home Shoo, off Old Point, Frida night, and an Satur day took four hours in e y mooth water to return to our port, a distance of twenty miles. Since her return th port, it is ascertained that her mochinery le in a much worse condition than was at ant supposed. One of the frames Is broken, and In order to repair it her engines -II hare to be taken out: It is thought that ' • - wit , require at least feet months' G iefit her,. should tee Department think it worth while to mar another attempt. In the meantime, her ofbiere will have to be detached, end her men transferred to the receiving ship Pennsylvania. Tho most economical plan would be far the See, rotary of the Narita dispose of her engines at public sale, and make a present of her bra to the Trestenry Department, to be eonverted,into a light boat.—/s'erfoik Argus. ~.fi -_) .1 , SLAPS EXIXFIIOII,LAR ,-Under this name a law has been proposed, which boa excited con siderable intereet In some of the Southern States, more especially in Alabama In that State, itl bas been warmly disonseed, and will probably be brought before the Legislature at its coming ees-: pion. The proposition is to exempt one or more slaves from execution, upon the same principle that a horse, wagon, cart, PO many bushels of earn. ao many pounde of meat, o certain quenti• ty of land, Au, ere by the existing law of some Buttes, reserved to each family; bat the object to different. The objt is to oftt the body of the people in the in st itution elavery; end there. I l by effrotnally countermine the efforts of Abell tisnists to infect the poorer Manses of the Soo h. with their fanaticism. It to thought by the ai - .0010'5 of the le,', ' that if One or more ela f were exempted from execution, that poor men would strive to comimulate enough money to pur chase this speeitotOf property, cc It would be: a rare resource for their families in the sditat ;of misfortune hsppenlng to theat .. - - Tea Wheeling O•sette, having built Railroads all over the United Shore, le now providing • place for a grand central depot. Per this pur pose ho propoves the remove! if-Wheeling Iii!!, the leveling op of the bed of the crook with the dirt, and the carrying of the attelt by a thosel under the north end of the tidy. hfsgalfitunt ides. The project might-be linProvad by Moor ' posting is it, I a dem comet the Ohio, ' so is to divert the river serote Into Lets Erie. Whit a water power that would make at Wheeling. slid .bat a saving of lead, ball frogs, sod moequito'e below the otty.— WeUvaltry Herald. iß'Lectnni on Missions.--A Scrims of Lectures on atISSIATP6 PARTING WORDS. will Ye de. livered In Pittabiugh and Allegheny. by Rev. ROBERT PATTERSON, Agent of the Basra of $1 tow of the U. forced Preebyterrten Church. 1, Souls Forirklne—tn the fleet Arreociste Chur , ch Al. legheby. Dr. WOOERS. to-morose evening .t 7 O'clock.. D. W I Christlane of ell denoeolutione. to whom femme Wsouls are more prectoms thou state Men differences, are I earneetly veinestal to attend. HOME . INSURANCE--COMPANY . I& NSW YORK. OABII CAPITAL $.1500.:0601. R. o. Loomis. that. • Ago. so wood won. modurox , ' Dodoßaw: Smart L. Lownfo--..............Ltte of flu Mos. liorttred. Jacpor Cbroofot,.-----..». rim of Comp wt Oa Thcodora IleNams....-....- —I Inn if Wootton *Malmo. Richard ipdar5,......-- ... ,-Vlrso of Clootgallot 4 Ps7 traio Lf. Mellow --,......--...ifirm of Cfadln. MOO. , A v., =iinto7,.. - ..... --------gror,ondb. J i ll t g> " . 1 , Oliver X. Wc00,—........-.'—. fano of w lbws w Wcod. • Ind P. Rm. ........ --....-,....- --Tim of Root Norm. • ' Hurry C. 114.-...“••- ..... A.ftrui of SW. Clapp A • Jaw. L0t,...-,...... ...... ..1....-. I= of dot. Low a•Co. Marks B. Hatat......-.......—....Tir1e of C. IL Mach A Co. 1 Jahn It 1A5trAffii............ --Alm of J. G. flows a Co, MMus o.l,Arshrrf„----iim of A A A. Lwow» & Gi. ark+ A. u11e....- bu m- ~..-;•fir. a twavo 4 4 / 3 . I Xenia Atter-bum 0..-.71ral of Lodi Attervenry Jr, a 0o:I Yfroorzt.ANlZaf....-...117)%j4.=.2f4c0Ft to Co. CO rViO;;;,.. I' inTolif IT=ln..lltig a Co. Gems 0 Calltru... -.-..-.---Ffren of ohenrad a 0011100. ; GWor D 11.17"....- ._ -.Ciro% 01 Z. D. Mon*. ACo -lint of Coown, Loft folf a Co. • now. ftwwWor.... -...... Vim of T. Amid Sio‘food--....-...--floof ofJohntorkt IfOcfoOL H. M010w.....,....-ttom of Nonon, limier & Hoyt. Mk' frot'i:,-.........::....-. ..... --. .... - 34;;; . ;Tiqa -a-Glit thicktond 1 .1Wii,.....7.7.71i Flak.% mat a ii sqn. A(lrrd S. 8arna,......-.. Itna of' A. e. Banos A No. Locktooed..... A.,..Y10m of 11 Lrbkrod A.Soo. , Lucius Ifopktpa ..... ---. .... . pia= of Hophbu, AIWA a LIO• Jconc4 ALPaan . D00t0i1".........111cm of flio-Oh. Rotolo! TI low IF.C. I Dula IL Protkinghaw, VWm of Froth logbom,Wowall a Co, I = 41.800.--•”--........11115 of Alrlfh. Iltltibota_Ct , 1iam.„Ac0V..44w0r..2„.....„.dr.:.............--...?1i10c01m egfilitSKura"o,ko. .1•1 ff. .......Pirto cf Olbooo. 5 o . • Jdowo Efooc=a/7 1 . .rim of twooy, Ilumblof klstity• •WM T. Hooker,— ......-........0..f1ur Corflooso. mod. ,Bon/wd . liariVe; ..... .......-..Firm of Wl* Jaw a Co. 0.1140 MOVODA, &aro 1ictrec„............... ....... firm of Clomp Peatoo a • SIDITON L. WOWS, YrooldooC.. CILIS .1 dIditTIII flocroto . AMOS LF.LAND 171'P EARL ATDDITT,I Ntic YOU. ' Y4NDittOTDIA.II.BII &ED . DICALZII II " :tit zyscr.Ditsogirelow or STRAW GOODS canOttlog In Yost of . PANAMA, tIZOLIORN, SEWED. B R4ID, • CANTON' AND PALS I.IILJ DATA; Evgliih, Ilan, Swus . and Silk Eon ebi • . usTurscial. pLowinna, •. 4 STRAW TRIM nityco, /440., By the Case. OcaPtlithg ims of the hogist Steel. hi the Citt, to .Melt di Wootton of Oath oni Time Doiatv to kitipoet. .folly oolltited. - N. 11.—LIATTDR8 ITS putlaahrly Invited to Oil) sod eAomlos cot. Wet, width to onttad oxitosslylo Mu& truth aiabrto:ag all the cum awl ft thitioolOt400 01 • 1 OoatA 0012-toot • ielloy for the 'brellll.--Wo ent,hebt . ' lowing fento ths Philadelphia Winds, Oautti4 anal nut canoranui our readers Vaporise It carefully; avklbose out tering ,boill rut delay purchasing:— - • "lilt 1100PLAPIP'S 0 nitlinN 111TTI1811.-*ls ode. hestri npallehoelprepared err*. o. is. JAl:omm at the hnOodria• Clown lisdlothe atom Nn.120 XS= Met, it exalting unoreoulantal War Attention, smiths proprl 'Ur, who II a. scinotifer Pbrilcian, la Benton Marstenso enartities of It. The virtues of tblA sainply ars ao fully oat forth In the estonned.nAtice of it, to ba peon ln our ad• eartialon SUOMI. Oat thIDI. Ludt, say toe un loft for us to nook of It 11111 iourb no may , .41,0 f ono long train of physical We to !blob. humsoltr2tAr. Mire I. W O* more SlArtudOig -thon the round enekit of the dinsatlfe oPPorlatuh irbla4 min! file to seeicopenr • gisgenorulotatiof the lion., plias. Imiurnat. fr.ttul@UMa taloa' tonne. iof et4.4biOlit4 ha of pep . Palltr-to OWN an ladoectibablo:irietoltedner old Um" are Inatderabls • and Whilepatfelle Wing ouf Thenotatiolifeth 'Wok bay. esflliiiiiteliktp of Ow MO Dostonii loos ndleaAr 34 , 00801 "olio =ln . . FALL. . DRY GOODS. , . GEORGE p.sNirrEt sr.., co., zit Wood , PittOurgh, P. e iFFER for ealo a large sad complete as- l aortment of kmarteau .nn Foredan• DRY GOODS, a l cr.rxderable Oorluma of th. garde Grod. of which wow , r .rchaask Ware the *lemma m prices, and. will all be of fa,o Co each or approve t email buyer. ae low a. Spoil. ° boy tic may Marmot Or Iron. illihr vs—An r ieuihut stlloa. cOrOprbitlif • it ... t ~.cromen.; Dark Fandes. Mace. Oramcaw, Biournlng. ha" 10. c ., ,. kr; Encbsh and Garmax 4—l Minima, am lII.NG ILLUS.—Law:atter. Manchester. Dommdc, ke-; ll mist= in high Coln...ma Fancy I.karcka t;.'l:_ebral?"ektell'a '' s try '. mu ll q in ya k n Co ari g4 LY:roli (7 ra . damerea. and all newest etylee of Vinter l ertre Gowle. . tirCKILENtiI--.0 lug. stock rf bla-k and for el Go; Doeskins, Fiala and fumy Outtneree of most alr yroc: 4 , l.a: GlGlll:lVirt grevagely,Dowlic pal:cf. forted; 4 ..Z: mmeVi,:ek, " ' por i Tnatalforre;ol l iY. 'F i at ds Jeans,Oaatmaretta, and all Nit, 10.1 Pflhe. rt. - _ er few es. ywriNCIII—A motto:Lent to 131110, Wool. sod Gsr• van (may styles. genes, 011ooiss. Cambrics. Irish 140- ,o, Lloilandis lesno.Ussosal[s. So. 1.111111118--elsld, kW, Moe so 4 Obarnelsoo style, .411 OWN 13000S—Blesobed Shootings and Shirting , Whoosh. 01411 land. sad colors: Diapers. 13b1± 1 4 ,1 11 strir Osssborill. Drllll/10, Illantsts—Dossestid and or & completo stack of all carts of Val bay 0010, plain and clouted Of wain' nod rica. wean lbw.% Imbroiderwo. Mit& itibtiODS,.Witalf ottawlo, and everything woutiwS in the Dry Litt& line. the rtook of which will be kept i n conc.-ant odditlons throngbont the season. They wolcit so examinotion of Merl' MOIL by any di. p,ed to p • ram.. Oho] Pittsborgh.BoPt• 21, 1214. tkir •II HNLVESIA. AND LATAYWITZ GOLD Mining Otaivenr. New Ica column. -1919 Mm A. .H. HOLMES & BRO , ~,,,,,,„0 , „, moluFicrilusfis UP . ...I ....ellable for NM. SOLED BOX VICES, SLEDGES, PICKS, A - 0 --- ~...,., • .....- • rtATTOCKS, CROWBARS, &0.. r, mi.. N.M.-- --- -,----- SZCaIS 00 11. de mad Nortemp . e, mocks, and TIVISER 8 0 DAM, 110,11 DOE BOLTS, tb., mcncita,_ ,- -- - 1.42.896 29 CAR BOLTS, C ma bend. or In tisnaToentertie IV Aallaita, COTTON. TOBACCO, AND 110M1 SOD c.Wd. 0: 7:',.. nd 7.le'Vaiiiz:G;;:i - - .1 vdr. itt, PITTSBURGB. --,-----sus,ais io -...- °Mee 25 Wood it.. betwee B ri de. . and lan. All kinds ol blaokemltit work for am., d. eat the nbortest wales and at the lowest vices. 43/..A1l work warranted Nue] to anT manufsetor , .l.lill nolo Dieee inct - MES. S. i. CARGO, faashionable !dater and 31111ner, N 0.1% acnatla street, second store. AU work entreated will be executed with. [maneto and dignateh. spl3 BURKE fr. BARNES' SAFES—Rare lind of testimony sit* the' veins of our SAYER. ...on Which no an oonfidently rest the reputation of our ore. We have already published several cestillostes. roviire that listen tamale for our regale aid orditmrY raiee. and mid abroad, have been raWned to the SEVEREST TESTS IN scrum. °DEFLAGRATION& Auld preserved their contents totally free from demure. The following is another proof of the same Incontestable ahareeter:- 1510.000 WORM OF BOOKS ADD PAPERS SAVED WPM A $4O SAFEI ALBION, Ears Mower, Pal November 12.1022. Massa,. Beau giatine—llear Sint Your two le re we" dull "e"'"4. 1 r LT .?" oo 11:1/' the IfrtstllrTatt 71(bil.W.1= r ohm:. LA run,. the Cl the 10th el Juno met—my atone building be:l4t burned to uhee. It wee built of email and brick— • large three story building. 24Bate wu In it at the Uri of the fire, and fell tutu the seller. where there was • itter.,to.usagt a k, lt wet.a,„vetzpot.firr.e.i. the amounted. to alxiut Ten Thousand Other;. which wu e rad. There was worn emote Doper interred; and further. / n en:Mid edviee unT Person who doing buelneee, to lose no time, but buy • Oil, to kgot. their papers, in — eled 01.0 e... c..t. lb good. 1 can Weir recommend 7 000 SOW thalilol"' Yours. troll. JOON BLOOM Flowers Will Grow where the wour 1i....—1f the eutfile of the ...IS le kept healthy. and the germs of the !lair Invigorated by ttiont:.ts which orerate et their roots, through the Inner thin or demi: of the head... strong and vigorout toad of their rain.: Nil to to the result. The operation of LYON'S KtillA IRON Is founded eutivelysupdu this met re... able leo of the blatonel World. It le prepared of sash logrediects only as crill pr..* this effect nonce the tarot itcteduloui hare triad and been benefited by I rake--en.l the reeret of its immense We. The na...... rina to the flair le truly beautiful and pleulug. trot 1a , ,. all D. PrO ..i.mier. everyerhere., at. 2.5 cents, In large bottle 11. lIAIINES, pristar, ITI Broadway. N Y. 'Fold to Pitubargh ho IL. Z. Sellers, C. Fraser,ll , l agre.jr., P.O. A 8r0...d Braun t Reiter. tool HENRY H. COLLIN% 1011.WADDLNO AND COMMISSION! AND WIIOLIiPAIN. DI,AL.Da IN CHILISSIC, BIITTISII, SEEDS, FISH. PRODUCE GENERALLY, No. 25 Wood Wisest. Pittsburgh , 1715 o'CONNOR,. BROTHER & CO., 11 BANKERS AND INSURANCE tirsam.nue , N0.,16 WOOD WILAZET. • One door from First street, Pittsburgh, yam. Buy and Ern Par slid' Current Fut da 'Blght ant Tice Exchange Onn, Monte. ean.. Time 6106. tad Promissory Notes; allow 6 per W mote mime Doodles of Par and Current Masers at. ureee ?Ire and limbos PoDdea for the Alltna /11.0..1.06 Cn CheUra , :cash Oapits111170.0 00 ) and ROW h 05.... (capital smooroza). CHARLESE7L,-0 "0-MTS, ANDSTOCK BILL BROKER. Notes, Bonds, Homages ite., Negotiated. PAICTIGULLE ATTENTION UMW 10 Tall PUIKIIIAng AND flAhl 07 STOOKS. mp-Olto. nvrt O. Jot. Apo. coma Wood amt Routh Ittefatll IL C. LOOM IS, (Of the late firm of ]'Curdy & Loom 11,) WHOLE-6612 DgAl.66 IN BooTs AND SHOES, 69 Wood street. Pittsburgh., 1.3,11e53 oviit;n's Insaratoo uompany of rittlibUrgh U. D. LINO. Putas.... •AvOici. L. VIAD..4IIIn.L. "- CC R, St W 072, BITWILICt KARIM AIM - WOOD IT i . ~ .4.-- 1.4:118 It* Inla 4.1 , 1. ClATtrio ntilIGA 114 TUB of;11.3 .'s :511 IMBLISIPPI: .P.IV lira, min rittlit•TA. r•ITIL. • ...1. 'new , . vaintc Levi .p 6.3.... a. by rzecit. 'bum. ~ ....e, Lk, F .-c, ea. St( agd INLAND It A VIO illail •,..: MA l'• 5.7.4. , :i f.A 'Nun. 4 Mastrzoits: , 1,,r1b2 ,, f D Mug, tA, M ltlrtisa.m. V , .Z • .403104 N. lli a h ; T :; t i t c 4 . 1,7 E Iv ,. r t —_....aorrr.m. KENN y PHILIP ...-BDWAS OH 00 REMOVAL. • LOGAN,. WILSON & CO. DEPORTZEUI AID witotaams DULLED IN POSSION ASO DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY, IA4I /to. neve removed to their new and extensive ot, Wool etzmt.tbar doors Mom the St-Marla Motel. wan, their coercion , : and aierehents amorally. ale mai of to an examination or the moat enrolme snort. 'MO o.we Off 111.4 to [h. Oily. FLEXING BROTHERS, umccivoulloa. cm • cm) WEIOLEIMIX DRUGGISTS, igo. DO VT wild street" Pittabiargh. Iy.Cmodalara of Dr: IDl•ole•OalettroUtd irofil.ittop iv, Wile..., -,JAMES P. TANNE WUOLintla.Ll DIaLEIt • W Boors, Moss, immix-fa, MID wurtliza, No. 56 Wisad .. ret a in it M t, aaitt .- Slir My s to ok consume • MMID P POEMk con.iate ol upwards of 2500 PIM .I;2I°ZAV::7,JII2 abet[ 7l-ohmlfeß(Sgt: 1.00 mainheturera adopted expreay to FAL., and ISINT , KR SALMS and will Witold at satlafutorr Orion.— &Mooting favorably with Uwe. of Phllalalohla and New Vora. Yorehaearr• will play* e.ll ant examine before' burl= Also, NEW YORE BIHAR LISATTLEIt. 1109 • IYAGUERAT REOT YPEb' .• VW 'NATIONAL GALLERY. AiiICSON'S National Dagnerrean Gallery, veer of tho Plamond aid Markst lama, (ovroalte ..'lrli:ox.• Unokatoro.)Vittanurah. Lan, and Gout leto.n sr➢lnhlna to obtain Ilfellte Ilkenaelne ""tr.runt a 1 th ~T,..s,v.im...:7ll7,P:Artthreth=r.e.ti2V 0 1. 1 ~, _,:rt t h . 0 4 . -re ' uwed with ouch 10,.. tha. the operator ca war the etarr...!nn of anirostO We; in am asuman& .and du. Ingraalamo, INtlnftne,ammo:deli meta Plieates taken of orlainst Mamma. • istl.lamna not rettnlnd le take. Odom fasa nor. Not iwearnblanoa , Lan,,J,ltanonare 'taken of grit and .2.olassd mono In 00V17,:1g"4"t'old 7 a i sTOlus Noma,. ❑ or. til a I or . „ . 2n. ,,, nr. lo lie tp,otome. •• il. •Orr HILIKIIVIS YIBST PRIMIIIII DALGUERREOTYPES . POST nrllloll BUILDING, TIMID MULES. ' j 1T1Z,11143 and strangers aho wish- to Db l.,. tato au aoiurata, artlstlo and UN like Manses. at S sory m.dotato Urloo, odd 004 It whoree Interest to call at OM well known estabnahment. entire eatlabotlon la guaranteed, 07,10 ChM. Mad , flaring one of th. It,rt t ot nd boot amused Elde and Ilkylisbta ever onte ern fa the porno.. with instrumento of the mOrl sowartul kW, sod foitioa.i.S.lth4.Y.t.a ofil=nor• iftr;ltilaltgiri now , 47:11:1, Wltr, ;11111,Tral. , If to-he ma, to offer to,ttin patrons of Um Art, • style oh Downer. nun yr,s, either Monty or Innranna,artdolituke Saverbeen 'al 9 . /.t:41:11...7.r4. r e m opersuolc. In eh w para.= 5 or WA mum the attention o ere to the advettisesoent of .111011411113 'CORDIAL. to be %band UP= the fourth ------- pariVe believe Nature hal remedy tor every MMUS Ittikh of le he or HOOK Ono put up so lt star lanuretorg. concealed deep be the bei galttsle, without dm:ht. one of the in Bead the tollowlog testiene— grateful parent: PLUMS , VW= Ohio, &00.16,.1861. Vag‘gePtiaVVOt-1 isiellesrxrd. =12,11:.0 rAf tx; eminent Milled and Dysentery. 'My daughter, st she tynp rzfTrisant: t0 sa hare. mama% Tay . : . W o irith • ihtwurbd. 11.11il t VLS :rd. .0.1 o h:,t a ga roiiit i nt 124=1 4 .11144"61., Brttrallll,llll=igt stator thelaglirel=abeeo cured eiLlm i trilog. sele sU tteo Denagtaa In-Pletsborele. • fel Revere adeartlelng Petroleum Plow 000.1. ranee of Jamaica tiita 01 , 40 , ereparallon of muntal mellows. L.,, n ionese &Moo Indolent eholos, In shot, I. all pens A zatatratson of the dlanthe fansticona It Is of thigh:able whin Dolan the ereielenee of the eniaesge ebeleia awl summer onnelOnts eradiates, Itla nootholl eft ..1 0 ,0 godly es twilikinat shout& be without ontaws—Be me to net the amino Zessunh whlsh iteDenetOnts Di Y. BROWN, at hls Dow and onomg tllore.horth4sut senses of fifth indOheenut sisehaPhil esisteloand for Mob, all the tolOotable inotheeartes tbietsWit la& Yllfabasithi, by Boat. Po" Jr.. B. istuAlx4 Oct Dr e. WO* !4•1181 Wlleoz • Co .. 1••••••••11•ViL ilierliS•434lo A. leaks Ms a 11A. 00Mia ~'a.'` sss.. 000 • 0 ow Viir Fell Style far Gentlemen's Hatt— k i A. MA ' n.nd , tr, . J a BOs. 9I tr , r-ell street raiil intro-2 the rah.. or Piltaburala.....! the tit: their beautiful ctrl• of !WU. Particular attention la invited U' our $3.53 11 1 \O_WA-75:112—IN:4f;41::1111 d 111 ' bave 141 I 21 flats. I ~ bor Saving ' 3 1 achtm - ^TER --- , Di . As alpnag and Ramer liledicine, i r .. ,inE B t :ATM'S BrANIFEI MIXTURE much, preeminent a . wriiirll th anr. Straw and 844. „ C_u_t2,....Xp m n. 0 TON SAUIAGE CUTTz.L..__. AN , r, : „.„„li 0 ,,, 5 ,„,. IL, ,d„,,r,Larir eSlirachnto action co the 1 I turraved Corp s he . leyi, ! . .n. b . a5ii11n2246,.0,,,,,..w., I , ad: Its stresugthrthte mi elelfrheit coeithher. he tow. i- f 2bl7llo;ki.AALgdirrr,..4",„•,„„b„ ,r,,,, '''''''' on the U." ' it' tend e ncy to e 'll h" ' " w • .11s,ntboolteral Wethoneo. 49 VIM eta% wAßzgov : 1 , surface. thereby cleansing the eyetem acoonnithit to , rail ~ _ l . cturee own prnwlihtioln ill he:MUM and at the seine , t. - tit ..tMOrdinsu wood eff•ots. and at. number of , r ,.... i 1.7.410„415---F171.4. by 1:1 , 1.\ \ Fresh .1E0%7..4 jwaxiatTreao'cid, .ititt.,, t.ehtledto by mater of the neat refl.eAble Wizens of I c.c1.2 , Wm 261. Mints et- ' ------- - hillinton V.;nnd elsewheribmitet be contluelveletlenee i - el uTTER_ --c o . tb it tlwre is na humbug about it. e. t rq,pti h etod tor sate bl . flu; trial ot • single bottle will oafish , the ma t col/ , prim. Bu jo tt H a s t j w ns .t t rr rnn , 'A No. WS Ilb.if 01. c.i Of ItA_banotir... ear- See ld, atiNIII Mt WOO WU (41111111. oeirov, r 1 1 08 A.CCO--1..50.,tes 5s and 8. Tobacco, ---------,--.. _ .2 11 ,4 brand.. errntn r 4 for b . L. ........., , - ti M : -'' .±t7'_L*.L'._'"' Third Anntial statement I bF THE "STATE MUTUAL 'FIRE AND y MARINE INISUILA.NCE 0011PANY, Y A 4Fota of dm o 0an..,.mi,1.4=Vi561.7 • ed.y 1. 1663... z- 135.250 66 D.terost reedol6 10 Et lqoaerr and Moo Yurattaro-,. 1..000 00 $188 26 MEN3M 1. 7 ..¢.1naw istog...r.Rx..l.e.weenet....Oomectmluptorailons... non, itationerr. Printing, ite. .11d In and sectiled- •tynt of adjusted claims atalut. the Coo 6,000 W ny not yet due .... ..... • 'JOHN P. RUTHERPuItri. Dannitn eerunti: P. 0. SEDOWIOK, Barr !OVUM:. PAPILUSu JONES., Philadelphia; A. WlLElria,,Hanker, Pitteurgli: A. A. OARAIms; JOHN B. 111.1111SEPOSi), DinDbin eorlralrl - A. J. GILLET. liarlibnrit; S T. JONES, ROBERT KLOTZ. Carbon countr_ . JOHN P. In Preoldent! A. - J. OILLET, Seeratary. Will Imola against web. of se. and Inland navigation; leo, on Inerobandiaa cl:7 or country. at lowan rats* rtslatent 'deka:My. Pollalealeaued on dwelling house, Ituer perpetually Or for a torn 00 year, P•onch 0010 e, earner of MuA n A in L i E h A d t na r : e 7 e ... at( VirOakland 'Property for Bale—This I,operty le situated about one half mile from the city lion fronting ou Pennsylvania MOOOO , It Is covered Ith Fruit Trees of the choicest kinds. many of them in tun tearing. Al. an abundance of Arena, Muni:err,. Currant. Gooseberry, Au, as. Thereto two/dory Tsarm^ together with convinient out bootee on it. tar ' , es or wee:. and pleasantness of location, this property ,onot euroaseed. It mutat/de a little over 6 sum. I i ell the whale together, or divide it to snit purchasers. 21103. , No. 119 Water street. The Liver Pills. the Liver Pills of Dr. it'Lane were Zest used by bhp exclusively in his own practice. Bo effloadous were they in all asses of Liver Complaint. tteititew became famous. , and attracting the attention of the Medical Walt). teaVed into 0...0 ... They not with greet certainty ind roMularitn the petient &tweet immalletely feels the disperaten of his dies. and is iralually restored to health. Wlthysome, the effect is almoat ealreouloos. frequently experhaming Immediate teller, star having Or the resorted tq drugs and med -1 dues tf another desscrintlon. In via. Dimmere of the ' User on very common In this country, and Ire often fr!nhtful in chamber. its., who experience. say of the peemoniterr symptoms atlas dangerous eild complicated chew. should at once procure • boo of Dr. ld'Larne's Pills. end perhaps, thereby. be eared • world dfrobser7- rd. Parobarers will I. careful to enk for DLL bicLANWO CELEIJRATED LlrEll PILL& end take none else. There are other Pipe, purporting to be Liver Pills. now before the sold!. Dr- McLane's Liver Pills, also his Celebrated Vermilume, can now be bead respectable Drusi \ Stores in the Uldted Mate.. and from the sole proprietor* ,FLIKING samurai\ 0,14 Ritcrerekrs to J. Kidd k Oct. 10 Wood at. DIED, On Friday Get 14. or lieulet ... WHY' J 4l rnaciamit daughter d the late W. Otesr. Ce 1114,414 psvers please copy-. ADVERT IMMINENT S tt/ ANTED-4, Gas Fitter and o Braes I, 'rump , • guc4 Irestraszt nay hear of a perms tad of . ..Wien by etusult.ip_ff R o j 0017 BAEKt VON PLIOL, ti t neluna._ KYIWAR N. Y. susencALuirrauicerr musuzacioui RAIN 'I- BRINCIIERIIFF, 1.0101.1171.13.11" AID DISIfII IN •111. =MS 9UN.3IOAL AND DENIAL INSISUMENTEI, Elastic Trusses, Bandages, Supporters. METALIC STRINGER 4. FINE CUTLERY, I vhi.el a i °ffess to tinklersowtbamcstliberal Wale. 21 Felton itrest4 Now York. • Bow and Sacred Boats. TELE SIIAWM—A , Library of Chur,l u. containing over 1000 nonspositicus lir W. D Noadttny and Gonne P Bom lot. anined by Thomas Hut. i4 , e76 buret Music, selected fysno the mon ImPolan cony , err, Prot 1. N. Woodbury. Prirw7 ll . l . 4 Por Ae. be. AACILID almnoson—lm .new system of nankin. try A. g Pone 76at1 p.?en 10.60 Omens} 11INSTSZL, by Ain. .n 9 of the meet Dow )as be. ever nubile:mei. Pekoe 76 eta: per den. 611.60. Now Comma Pam, er use.-41 Mn..n. , and the most Boot reef I>4 doh. 10 Ia 1.17: Val rid. enema LAMS. er ilmffLeati \ ' Book of Chianti alusle, tn.. haw , colleen= be Lowell glamo and cin Webb . Pr ee 76 eta. on . dos. 116.10. A lone surnly of the abort popular Husk Beaks es.'d end ior sale singly or Or lhanonin 9.0 ./NO 11. 711I.1.011,61Wood!. Dante of Edward Peda4 Jr., fleceaud. ETTERS of Administration on the estate of glwaxi Talus. 3r., late of Faun townsbia. _a= basing betllglantstao nipe totem ea sow hereby to n 1 mat* w ~ nit delay, thews haling- fo at duly au thentinaled. entlessinnt.ta O. tl. NIL!. AdEer. Penn Township. Cet,16.1863, rel74tt\ colors)Brilliant just yreftd at A. A. 61AbON g00:8. No. 26 ath at LL WOOL PLAIDS—Jou tet'd at A. ro, A. Mono Ce1y..N . 0.\2 3 6th street, 26 vines more riling beautiful all wool Iside. ocl7 - --- BROCADE BILER--1 0 pieces Bun& SUL tok.a.l e • A. A. MOON 00'9. 25, talk 7 ONO SHAWLS.,-20 0 9 Bay State an - cl LA plr• Long col 7 - A. SIARONAXYA,2S,6tAiA. PROCLIE SIiAWLS —4. A. f&ASOWA CO.. No. m Tlttkgtrnt, eirm thIA morning 509 Um and Ebure Brx.II• Plumb "l pol 7 ngESE-3°C"? 080 I. o d And tar raleby, NZ. IL COLLINS • TT ER —1 2 keks Pnme ter; thto dat N ned w 4 bbls. \ do _ ascou R 61 A Gl°°T — II 0 011A61N&Y TQPS of ra- A 41.0 debabs.t i tbras to. opl• by , a. IIICOLLINP.:_ it AYAPPLES—Nair, __d and, for asi LI by oal7 j e gbLY 1.1.1301.L1N8. PINE INE APPLE CIIEESX—:3 I trie. I,his day med uul bY risNR4LX)IRLINS i,LERATUE---12 bf)lslriale bY E""1;lbif RAPPING PAPER - 1 40 reason Oina• W m,,.nd /faunhawed BUIL.' tbs solo br 11.111nT COLLISIL fTALS FISH--Trout; White Fish, Shalk, / 4" l "' a *" l '" l '" a " .4 rllrliTiz+B. go IaIICKWIMAT FLO-10130 1W be ttqualttr Jug reed frosa. Ito Nawiltl, c pnd far vatn at the or:; lth ci r.:, f Woo d . M Vitisurnb, snit Vol sal ssol Robinson OA Atis .17 \ , W. 4L. WOO VRENCII ANI C TgrietidliSt 11 OM EorNEts lam INSERTINGS —ll7i- PM 1 DUBC1111111.1) , Aksos riaNl a hive u • mut of SEAR and Jakkatiot 1 . 44•41 e Wort =gimp 1,7 „ i lni. I aserti Also. lithdl• Wort, and Dimity Bands. . - . handeome La situated i wivrxj: 2:l ,:a r t inT r, tat ... 14 1' 1. o t o o . :d te at ecru% to ad t •11.7.onvbfeh is eitateg • t • Pun y Frame Dwelling Doom eantaluing_nint mom Th ter oontaint sattrd varieties o Frblt Trees. 'sheubbetr Ve7lotr.dteVg Vgilar a gg m !li the d oor . The building it treatad on g aorsof lot. in the boot boat tote part of •the town. Will be told vary low. imintes o etTl D. biaLlllll. N0...5.111(th street Q . TOOKS FOR SALE— • 50 Share. 0161 n and Pa, Rail Road; 26 , do National kilning 0010,11011 10 •do Minnesota do do. '. • 100 do 11.1 do ', do: at , the United Stales Bank Baibillne. 0.. 71, Pouttl. stre , ,t ~ 0(47 'A. Wlllll6B 1 CO. ,--------------.--_ ______ •N 4 ILLINERY.-\-rbiADA.ELE BONNAF- Iv A MI harins returned to borbelner bri.liess,, 0 , 111 cvmuionoe and oven on Ist or litrtspalmr. hod ,1110...0r MII4INERY. comprisin t tholes selection Moos New York and Philadelottka.) o, Bonnets. ~ I.lolrers. Ribbon". Oso., Read Drams and other toner \ artbgee, 1.,,11 , er wltnall inateriala requisite ter her business, at No: 2d street. below Parry. cel6,;teel i Q.IIGIAB-70,113d0. f4r N. O . Sugar for nho br 1116 \ VON NONNHONnTt 6IIII6PHY: EVENT -~OLUbIE HAMS' RE-:. L..7-POST ' just rmeAved br Tapres6 19:Suyolme of l'onmlyanla Wats bi N KAY a. OL).. 6616 iL ATHAIRON—grosa d ann , 11,1 for the bele. In moil etel the et.. jje L je . gh:oh et Nretintk prieel;tl 0 oelb 7 Wood Meet our road 001tATING 1119EARPO A.TIINIA-Harrinonris Bear ILIP ado, warranted to b.. pris Orn.**. th store nal fo, ad o n: k. bk,14.11113. Wpod t ern, .rovided a to.• HUNS p, from. the .11 pf liothar m 7b - u ra - luti - pidaN§tugs. wows W Plat tyl l e gra ShimlL Long latOrli. ?1 , 0147 41 R1 011 betuF, ' Sitidis - ChMts l lt rj h lb 1111111PEIT A80R0061,1, Mart. t of those , strop by • wines i m 4M 8141:" Bull NO*. opening largeinrciloes of ANORZTLNIIAuD WORM: SAA.I I 4 44Z E ,grat::,f :T=o2, r4egi, Ho w, Gift DAL% 11% tba . Vithest arrive of with*. priruor AntivirkliOmteadcat celo MN-. and Prayer Books., L S. DAVISON; 65 Market anat. near ; ltrcbtaraWa4tBl.44tack a BLURS and ;mod aleonow. ' LoW owl \ as benta.re AaM rg* a t ' Mt. \ ht. kig.1.1184.. FOR RENT.—Thir largo Brick DwOrla on nisi divot. obovw ihnitheolg, lately wooled by Col. 3. lindirlmarnsumd to Ph i ? eoeiplith) fatoishod with sorbs= room, ot .14 iota irs i.= reirghMoVoi r iViteeshwbo; • Jilio 12.• hialtbikold; . itithis_roo‘47, bet Yomair-vill . ba rn 47 p ‘ n 0f ?wa s retr a c roitc, I oeint No. rir. 'torn - Wm ' ................ - -- . til ACKLEY'S AO ''l3it.A.—A Treatise of .ILY.,*limbra.contsirdna O a start barrOTIMOODU4 adapt Oa to tba wal of roboola awl yo ea... by Clur. W. lista ley. 11.1 T. 0.. Ira!, 6ro, for au by BAY a CO.. oat% ' \ No. 65 Wood 4. ,LI ACKLEY'S CEOME\Lty—Elementary llLL.Colfts of Geometry. for Or of .1,p01...a o f il. IWO , 7 ta e, Mr. USCILI.f. ; *.1,12m0 for rale by ...id \ liali\ &AN), 66 Wdgirt. C - PIEOE3 COUN N\ \ FAN v NE.LSj.a a st 'oar/m:4 French C 11" °palm 'A. MASON & Cu., No 2,5, sth vtreet At% Aire gaiPtliPt %tr. """t- I 87,861 66 $258.318 70 100,000 00 E=tE Steam Beat Itegimears 'W .:d• ENOINEEE WANTED tO gity ',bona steady employment will be . and theoe enitlgotrain one hundral donate per 141'... Lose/ AA. b .n fitc.eto iIVOI2IOI. saventeive dollars per mr boarding. No person who IS a usembrn of the Pittsburgh ii(r\oßof Engineer. ne , d aliP.lY.ler their tily!"1::. tin not r'Llo \," d • ournen thly w= tramp. 10.31 ,y,.... oar further tan aodrwis arid. EVAN AN t u01.21.11w tee') Clapt • ns Aesociation, Pittsburgh. d. \ PerZe U ri. "'' 'it ', ftllt E i t a itfite - re that Wieh to t?busin Lliebel, isr let ar 21 Nnitlneerhhe reutietedlr. cad at the HUB sboy. W. 11. Bairns.' A Bra. at 3 o,ellWdl. P. M. on Murk. d• y or to the following CumialM l 26 NErgurt i . • • D, lI.LMES. - -- New Stock of ,Ohickerinee gime. fINO. B. MELLOR, No, 81 Wooeg-,is no w . rewiring the followlne new:Piano Foram \ from the randy ated m.ufactory of JONAS,OHIOKRIMNO.Botiton. •14 : 0 \ On. fall seven Octs”ORAND PIANO FORM tarred )!. , .wood`` with Patent Iron frame:, and Patent repeating ea:ion. mod °moldered one of the refry best Oginsrfterto. Air. übirkerhag ever mwcutacturolL 'Prior RIGA \ One conk Octave carrel HU:MOW .1456, Laub( XIVLbe Wrist the pante pattern anduality so the rate tturt renew ecl the Onto Sing. at the r i ot' 'iltate air." Price goo. One vv. Oetsve Homewood Piano Porte. with otryed mouldloos, an entirely now pattern sod eery besnatirr— relen 64.50. Oaf "even Octavo ilosowool I limo Yert4 doable rentn4 moors. book no , front g00._, , , _ \ One sis. and three quarter Ontare Pl.lO Fo dolWOrpillld .11101 . 1. $.075. Uce six tiara Piano Yorte.Ol.in Hontnoodr 2776. All Oho oboe Piano Porte. are provided WWI the patend Iron FWD., sod all other valuable improvements made, by Mi. Chiskertug. _ The IbilOwing Piano Perna lit= other makers on hand "'d toe "1"" B P I T O T IALTaTe : York. noe olegantilosewodd ets and &rem quarler Octave. 'Mee Rosewood. As Octave Pianos. WOODWARId A BROWN. Boston. Due Rosewood. round sorrier 7 Octavos. " Hii,Vildr "e r m ir 0 1 81§TON, Batton. One Rosewood. Kind comer% Octave*. HALIATTJDAVISII I I CM.. Edgar. OnalktoorerboNSM Oar... with Andel , . .• ' 6 • Plainsquare. tt , 6M t• carved mouldioir. .littUWN Alridetl, Breton. one Rosewood round uornen. 6ls Octaves. N. J. lIAMEtt, New York. i)oe Rosawatd. enrred, 0.:1141/.. F.11.6.MA.. of Plano tort. from Mr. Chlckerhrlt .0 he receired weetlr. JOHN H. MELLOR. Agent:tor Uhlekerbdon Plano. fliedltroburgh Western Pa. ito. 01 Wood lit. Mew Music! Hew Music!! j KUSER hes ja.t., reed fer Adams' iS iaa~i`"a: a tiva co ad ma V.00.2411.aek by 8. C. Fasten G Th. arland ' .'a set ctlbeantion Waltzes, ft: tinAar. fret Repo. of this cityt 411 things are beantital, a pleating Dustt, far two ,asset: We'rl Thou to Speen Farewell: \ The Prima Dont a Waltz, uperforaisil with n010. , .111'..• ad , nlatose, by Antlecls to Xolistile Magical Tour Aroarin. a'sisocri . ,tisti piece *co trim all the Alll•ileitt National lira, by Mien: Kati Darling's farewell; for Goiter; tgr,LoCibitt. go Vc. etc. etc. Alto. Doderorth's Bram Bald Pchad:' containing slow. cy need information to organise Snot Bands, to lorr do he natiore of brass. their rdeetiott and adapta tion. and ntbractng mit:Ober of fink Ideas, arrantood for foil Drug ands. by Allan DASwerth. Feder of the cal brand Dablorth Dress Band, New Tort, for gale 11. JELSBCIf, Nwlol at: g ()ow \ Loomutgm.s.--Tables . cf 0.1 coda.. Of nor:amyl god of afros sod tozogessto O.le...tbrlrt=ollt.C.4r:4llC'ol: ET¢L t h '? o u r rui. t \ KAY 1 CO. lib W o od stoyest. --, • BoYeWintei Wear. fIYtCLEPHYi\OURCEPTELD keep a large ukertneat of Vi aria. kinds a ...44 .1.9 , ...e .., Pall and,Wl r War." They have lately reed olive, Bran and "'flo Dial" katineho low p + a` preen and lm Olathe, 'horde. OenzlearefiJesiek ke They have also teed a 11117 superior eirlinte of ,Oantan Plesaris . 101.IALW GOODS will bereeeirinsavery dor for eaeral w ks • .11 ..-I.—'.- -- -2 ' --------------- 0 QOO FEET (Hartford • 3klantifse - , tare) Perof,Beretehed,Oemented and ouvetwiL I,,ELaI. BELTINR.II Oak sad Hanoleek Tim.. We ea recreate. this Belden' fa 15 , \a...trier to awe sold lot . this narket,_and it hakylvsn retbfaetlon to all who ba. to. It. vr• keep at 11l taws sail anertment at ell., from lil to 11 Inehee in\ width Atirehasere an. &and en being salted at all tiakee oda env env that is desinoti.",, , U roman. mil ' lto. 110'1darket et. 1 VI- ~OIGINE CRESTS--33at . up\ in ~ the, ....5.,....e. fet u s , * ored,t , 411:V: m'ai -.V.Vfmn0.,,,,e... t... n r elitne far el it . a. .. Lpon asna. earner lark. st. az4 Diaand. , y1"-- EDIOINAL LIQUOR S We have oa 1 hand • 041 apply of sup ti b e:r N TlLs. o ll i yarl&i . l3l n , ..t toil Sialiet st.sainieniortd._ • .61 P ONCE—Fine Mediterranean SPONGE., t 7 urge .4 mall Omer, alsocorviMek t r i. sal/ caner ?dulcet strult and DiammuL \ volts Bottle anclVial OHSI sups:dor quellty toGo. . nen Gamer Market at. and Dlatar4. . .. .. . . Valuable Property for Sale. T , '.. .iIOSE TWO LOTS, , ,Nos. 151 and lt2\i'ir Cot. Wood`splan of nittaborgh. vanh 63 tt to I m a mmt We et. e, ter greet and extend= 15. flat throna atoms Redoubt Allele. lontedistely below John Iroin it Bone and opposite to. I.X.ntral Railroad Depot. The whole. will te etiered together till the let of November. era • *Meth Meet gold) it vill be subdivided into lobe to sult noretouera .Porto (Val 1111 1 131 1 r p o l Ve a ssasx to "7" 4°).° 1 , 1;...2 , 11 Y 213 Liberty et iittsburitha.• loornal and Pada...lea. nepr. ' North Americen. Ptilladelphia. copy to the amount of 410 mad ahem this Ohm , tell , XigholJll--150 Sble. Sciper-fine and extri R : ItLOITH reciik-extd flsr We by e•& A. IieBANS. ctn. 11124 Ertet. i2ALAD 01.1.;;-50 barkets frestgfor sal COy veal l- VAIMESTCOK U MOILS SHAWLS-ICP Brach() Shawls, _ ImuntStal 1...tie:1141n 06. 1 . d L. A. NIAZoN 2 On. .tio. 26 6th et. ba. of tho shwa Mills - ktb strrev, g r i i, br A. MASUN & CO., 'No. 25 Fiftti.treet, FA • would-10 , 1U gall:Won to tbelr unriva ll ed. moil, mint of Ladles' Cloth awl $. i• Oloaks and Talmo. - - - SCOTCH PLAIDS, in j"VulitigrAunonsa 1 ... ,VARNISIIED WALLPAPER — In knits: \ y don or Oak. Black Ramat. Sabodasty: Root of Por tia., do., to., with tattoo borders. tdouldlows and Medal. How. Also, a ssaiditul idyls of Bison. Barbi*. with do -51. • for howidcf. for sals Ds T., 08. PALIIMIL . No. It -klarlqat street WC & Oh' PAIN` ING alb* EARLY WORLD and the FLOOD, as usual. . innititudni nightly to 1.. Its lop 'WWI m.. to OAROOttI HALL 11•147 molt{. aod os. vsoNSSDAY ALITERSOON. ot o'clock. , 0010 ' , ARGO'S HALL.--FOURTU STRKET, :trait WOOD. opposite Lafayette IW, an be ob. tenet for Parties. Yeet OutoesP, _Poona Heelless. A. Odttinftl CUTILLIOs and PARR HORN DASD TZ;ltrUlbore t=. =gy r o , w. 0' IL M.Deeeo Oe.. there. • .720 pona Silgq. Rooms, gorner of MLA mod Mod itiegl• 14. , NANNA. TIAALETT, A.OMALKII.. OGWOOO , --450 bble. chopped and grotui Lx Ole er " B. A. P ATIN - I%TMIC A 00.. eor.-Wool &ad lit stmt.. SSAkETIPA-L-5 00 lbe. prime, for Felt by oa,ll : B. A. rAUNIStOCK A CO. CIiCKBONNETS—A. A. MASON Plfott otroyt. upon on' Tburodon 13th bat ;MX) Nolo otylo dill Booolook. Oo 1 7 13111 g F. APPLE 01117—bxm. med.- 0011 • IMMIX 11. COLLINS. US reo'd on consignment, 160 lbe asp, Perbie w f °l4 " l ""' t° !" 1 411[1 111.1fORTII. eor. Diamond and Oltmood 'iß:. - 11ANGINUS—A large assort pent, truss 1:1613 Velvet st $6 tooxeellentlmtte t loos at 26 Ms, Der at•ee, for eale M tturWall Paper Warehoute tea 66 Siarket etrost.laltween 31 awl 4th sto, ode THOS. PA/41111- IN/ 41. PAPER--20,00(? 4 pcs. of beautiful nit ; I fni V' Tatevri,Zi.' 4 nib \ No. 65 tailkee stmt. ..„. . ttIo%°MANCE OF, N • VIRAL HISTOR Y R....Nig xororm thetorr, or Wild Bowe , e.od Houten: 40 W..\ Webterotothor of "Old Mau. the G01d.." le.. vol., BYO. aldtb,llluetria.4. • for .0. lea of rbetboell r side IT EAT AOO ~ cold \ Na.bit NI , cod etre • t. In BASKETS OfIANIPAIONE WINE, n ' l " 4 , 6Bar ""k ".b i' cumnentsoN • ETAL-2.5 tom Chenosl Meta for sLI J.VI by eat BONNIIOREIZ MORPHY. TIRING STONES I ,-,-100 Bores Grind Stoma l'Orriser. TeNToilltosturWailiV.- CIDER BARREL' 0 Giber atm ar sg• br VON Iip t otNIIORIT i KLIB.PHY. MONUMENTS O$ THE MIB- 818aPPI VALLNY.II7II4II3qui• 4. aul witangigtrA. certilatA • 11 :rlf:t• ivasPr.d br. oaio tax iCm.. SPLENDID' .FAIIINI-OFs 214 CRS TOIL BALE-191tdato4 la South NMI° V t aohir, id a half • "c irml cniorgri, Womorteltaltroar 11. 6 Gores `eloared 26gottOt of which os• wad Inoodoori t tgA n scod4sod ot copula quint?. as otaadhos Mice. Itarctod thoreoa W 4 :ocuallorta• voputhor.boardod Log Hoy" Bout, Sn anti oh c out•bulldlogs. • alio, • rood trait (Wad. 5)1; Sort vela atoll ender tho milts brut. Prkoilikpor sots )141321. IS WM Obut. prink, Rosin Soap in ate' wad for tale. ; pen 3. J, NE. 6 m HEOSBIOARBONATE SORkin sore r -6 i i , aud en mg* DT \ !LEMING R1M11.7.1 00 ` Lli& FLOWER SULPHUR in non 8. ' 4 for logo by MLA MUG HBO*. algieThP b ff IkTro,gli,Prit in Niteilit ;r i ll u tr b lcii . :.blaN: \ 41TrAkr \ cola ` imelbety \-• ANK bblaßank. Oil arriving , IUI II *ad lb{ Watt. 40ELIAr..er • co.: - VINNEI4I;-20bbia.jnit aid! rot AUCTION SALES. BY P. DI. DAVIS, Auetioneer. idnajatitratcir's Bale of Buildu4Lots in -', the City of Allegheny. afternoon, O. 18th,. ed at 3 o' • . aN.,:r.k..-d .0nta,.... .„...., t... 14 i n . ord ct . so adtdratnts'of the Len N. Holm., decesawi.3 eery hand • ,,mdy \ relented lota or around, harleg - subs hoot of 23 • .d ' ,awn , . end extendlot 103 MA KO SP flltrlole•An 11 which property is amens the hod for t,„,:i,,,i - ,,acen '. slow for oglein that thriving Ott, be. \ 1n5,,,, th,k gr*t. th ro ildare. anima the depbt or the \ \ O. A P. MAL l'eanta,—Que.fourth ca.b.rteidue In 3 anoint per ...nu, t • oqh intoned, ,elZOXed by hoed and mongsan b• • pee' hive 10 dopes concern. loalla 'P. M. DAVIS. 4.1 L . Etorees, Baronehe, Wagons, Harness &c.. \.\''at Auction. fIN S All '4,.. morning, Oct. 15th. at 1 film - .4 i\\ . 11 echtrit tr. the, Conneernal isles Ronne. cont ir \ cd Wold end ath rZil , be P:4ltl , r ...tot h4l i \ I Lam. Orey heirs: Bond salgautl : 0 Match Say ores*, T Tura old. well broker, 1 \ \ 1 liamuctm, Wahl. for 1. or I hones; I dos 1 two Pone arm .agog many n. .: , I Ca lt rt* 3 ten Team Parent; 2 Oa* C•1114101:r; ' 1 \ \ 1 het cart Walnut Lan intriem•nte. harrow plow. t \‘ \ /1. , .. he. onli \,„ P. It. DAP / e , Allot. . 44 \"•,, \ \ ‘ \\.. \\ -\\. NURSEIIIES, &C. JOHN MUH,DOCE, VIRAKILYILAItit% FLORIST, Pitupnizi4, Penses. AKLAND NURSERY, on P2Nlee Arras, 1g roiled fro Pfttebersb. CITTS 19110 O. MIES/MY, R<lttirrel HIU, Ofalle. r" t=tt d •i i' l . 4 . lll; l. l l"'"' rpt the rit=%•. 0., witt:',ar. i?..aretthloolAkilarterter. erla be promhtly stteodet \ GENTLFAIENq DV.ESB, .I`irst Man OtoCtit—Heweit Styles, AND 7A81210t, AT \ WA!T3 & CO. MERCHANT rarant. I \ in. Lit.rtT iilliStSß.-12 0 boxed Weetern° ,11,serxe Jd.t reaifed aml fa tal L o t ta liA : 4 pep= No.ll.4l4•ectiol.!,avet. - , UNITED STATES %, LIFE MURAIICE, ANNU 7 \ Y AN \ TRUST COMPANY, \pVIILADELPInA. 011ARTEAED APRIL 2.6, 185 Q. CIECEWEEE PEEPEEUAL.• I \ CAFTPAIe"II2S O #X ) . .. \s \ Orr S• E. Oeirfmil‘E of Third aid Chesnut , streetiePhiladelphia. 077/01.1.5 CI TIES 1:(0,14 BOAILD AT PIELLADELEMA: \ \ ‘MiErMoes: .- 14Mtex, A. Comerford. \ Oi Para B. 00 wreaas 11,...Td._, tetd=rlr.T...r,T.:6, Q i lorirs 1,1 , 14 --- , r I j AILA=o, \ 14111rea r a * Rer , . ' PresidesirEtepbeu o. Ors %,,, Me Ambrose W. Th . lion. Mated —Moebrugb.•rismee D. Willson. M. D. Anagram , 01m, R. 1!. Movey.7d. tot..olloE E,. AP' .arr \ - 74 92m4 B & LIGGETT, yaw pria & COISiIiOASION BlER oastrro, 441,deslorrs In PRODUCE GENERALLY. o i'LrY=tirAlaVgilteggli,lt itierb _ .U r AGA-Liberal adMm made on °myna - tboo.. nam Vie •• of Aohland NEW STEM. PLATE ENGAKVING, tt minutely dertflpftfa of the Residenuflof the to HOD LiENRY MAY. \anczy, by 21,1‘ inahpa, two no accompanying Portrairof llenry Ulan, lb 4-0. inch's, " g Dr "r taf.;,l P erigliti Plate . En lira of eatagf b f 111.ALPi bTAT ct EN . . ANDRA AE It- SON, mast In troll/ ot Presul.WA blansion.C,Wash boron. D.C. alas Of Inctorens,4o..by qb_ Joultan_g_oloo. p.o. ar ,i .: \ , taZ4l=l: _, Citizens'Di.. 1 Sant. 4 , , T u• HIS BANS is sitnaip. at present in Itrit b seeks Hall. Ilth street. hmi iel TlitaD k itEl IDAYS as Its Threcrant dais .mings mut ~ .t mair, the days prerams. Bills id hoot e. re oared arll , 1 day betas 11 o'eloelt la the mo tha sad atter the - loty of Janasti mast . the Ban L. be recter..4 to the '. 1 labWfdltur now erseidag ea the of Weed et. sad ; . Virgin Alley. O. BEACII.BIJRF. Pre4 ~ aileat B. hieCLIIRE t AI. Treat. l . H. MELDS 8r• .. 13., WIIOLV.ALE - • • SHOE 'WAREH9 SE, • ' 133 & 135 WOOD STILE**, rzrzsarraos. re. \ Ii,IITEIWOULD call 'tbo attentLJENIA Mir- T y i chant, stait c r o arAhll l 74l , 4 111 1 8tir & Initastur am= o f Embracing to =lieu variety tn. Men, Wigs- Miss= AM. Youth =1 Uhildren. fottoing lose or thestsrgast a teaks vett MIMI Allegh..7 510PUt • . ' AM , . role. dig aseartment or AMATO AND OAP . , -ist.slionnutrieik.a.l 'Meat In I ham the Jen 3=ta riga th • r LSA . t egt s h a sser 1.000 . She Prism Nem Kw k ..tr-2.ft...t--aivilrf,tr....r...; • . itietii i i.l* edegted to the Western ...3%, We . . ' 4 0, 1 ,4.... a . WO ear n talk* tt to 72_ , W!Intaratt to ga the pmfaranol \ T i :r Isar T 7. 4... ...g a d ..l itbi. sate - .01... Joaamr, a• 41 , -. 5 , t , ~., _ . CARTER ' S FPA3IIBII ..**. Tußr, , ',,, '.4 , • . rgs ORAL? .11!/11.17E8A1 OA EIEr.ELOCO. , • • NOT # PAI4,TICLB OF MgaOORNIN , IL '" ; !Le lerAnua PermtriNmstuii, sci.e ,: XilL'Eb;iin l l4 - L', tam. Obstinate theransn. Balsams Timis or Pus-a. Wes on Se es, Blotches, Boils. Ohreedo Bore 11.... i., Max Wormer Tatter, Braid Used. Zoletgessiser nth Van of the Boos end ASS BP:Shorn Moms, laohl \ to Ole Disorders, Lumbago. Banal enutdaleds,2=4l \ Mesa arias from sr irandados me of \ ATV,g=. i .°l'. l .l•l4re4l='; u tz, B . k. : - ..,... t.,` \ for the number of extesrdinery tars effected , Orroush ',. ice away; has indusd the.santrieters at the gamut re- \ \ war. of duds friends: to thins It to the inolls•leelok the, . , \ 1 do with theutmost contidens In ite virtue. and woods- N. tel tannins rrotertles.. The, falterers estillostes sleet- ~I, ed &cm • large number. se: hos sr. shags salsa , \ 'AT thee the wee yore of the proprisestnj asst are ell hem , `,. gentlemen well known in thetgloslttlek ami of thehhere. r. , , , st reareetradilty. many of them residing in the city of ' - W-hmeatl.Tes .. ' T. isoteze, Itisi ,of tha w =sponge Hotel, likebetesek, \ than everywhere, iaTs hi has as the Mehan. slant Oaks's Brawl Simon= sanlnlstered in one • hun dred' welkin nearly all the dimes Bawl: to It it rumor mood, wish the meet stonlehintely good .result• -tie nye 1%1 the =WI •WISOIKWILIY MAR/Wl' bik bee eves • men. „ . 1 AtiO ttili/ P I TBIL-.01:13•T I:loll.B.—lherebeertlfe { that for threayeare 1 bad Ago. and INT.' . ot l b . =rot I talent drooration.. I had several ehydelans, took bars 1 \ a... Minot Quinine, Abirourrosna I baste tittle. Tonto t advertised, butsill without any V peressaa slid. At last i tried Cass's Stanza crams, two bathe of • 1 which effrortuala_ eared mu, lasi I Ism hep_pr to say I , Was bed rather Wails or' Yeirero ninon. I o.olMidon 1‘.., t as best Tonto Ml l e t u rorld, and the okly mends tli Let I etee Trees h! my JOBB LONCIDOLO . ocean Dam. neer chitlonal. Va. O. B. Luck. E sq. t now in the any ea itieherOnd \ and A be nnny loon, I. tiAlist clap .. hue such seat Ave. to t thou:balloting eft of Cearti's ensue Altretes.that L L. km instills no ot GO WHIRL ... fit ha ka s that 1... imby WHIM. allies& 4 ,4 i ,, Ll t role assistants a: known, Li It to alleles mks to direction.. AD, Idirkill. • latatiallig E yr imbssi. Lod form etli of \ SI the City gate , . rn IL. tale of Blabrusdrsey • he hes '. salaamed to • numbs of manes the rants of Cs- \f • Its e mute 311:mian lade were most onolor salfrainit • Hs oar, in aces of ' Om, depadentan the Lever the sot agate were suds I bodes! yis e lifeMst l irtroa L orfrr fi r: ' oc*ni b rol It 1 . 1 :r 1 . - stinding bi• t i ns of-two gales a Carta'. lignish 1 \ 4,1811• T CO ',OW BCIIOI9JI , —rog .1411 ton of .the tmt lllohist = oset ftsso .... cibiloars oiai li ve sst . a t r ezroi s li e .. mplorel e.to um l i: x thel ih r Two oth... of Oane esegish_ tllstore male • perfect cos of his 11.11411.04110 , 11. two public store.. lay they .theorfully recommend 111.0 all Vero \ are Motet with an r dims° a the bloat.. . , STILL ANOTHER Oti RE OT TULA —I hed mesa suable boy owed a acrofula b Olaties laanlth ii .alla ii... tore. 12consider It truth • vas I* nred&las Jams . Tatta•Oosel odor on ttte. a. r.a. Y. R. OP.. Illohmotte, ,L Islas- -. 1 BALT RIMY tie SD TE•RIISISTANDINit'CLIT.ED.,—Mr . .Togg Tuosreagi ?settees IJ , the cay et BilluM i tolo 1 1 curl by this. - bottles of Oartaes 8111.13 Ore, 'I of a lt Rheum, whir& lu.'' had mesa. 2) Sark trod 4 , r tt eh eh the Orals= of that, Mild no Cute. Kr. t. Th peon IS • well known merchant in the city Of Blob- , Vb. and his aura Is mac , 'l W.I. A. Knaves. of Itiehmenti. had seerrent_enne's of Ktl . •ono i t'lr'nill!,:itinterVl Vr=l. ° l7rjr= 401 it .. • ‘ . 4. invaluable tsarina, . \ '1 N. REilEs E. Weak lot Itlohniond, Isiss oared of /serriAd s ~.-, ono •hat Thyskisurs stied eonfirosed OonSanStiod, bin iA• three bottle. of (Saes doanish Mature. . ~.. Botta RIIIIION seendsioner ta Ib4 ...ON W.7141* I hiurelea the 1001 tends of Clarinet .oPtinb• 1/.lXAmmu, ...u..e or Thltilitid Onar‘ =4 1•7. ail • palest onrn nor that !still. thews WC G. tistwan, of Statunood, pawl *MK, gm,. and.. 4 Oloss, which disabled him from, wallah.. Took • kw bottles of Clirores Banish klittors .nog r wa ,..,,,,b1.4 , m. - ware :without • crutch. In • whet 9`..tin Wootrnoiir \.,i \ it ' Pri."4l}.PVit44‘;":lttfr's' coit , e. la, bind. '' .2 i i ill'AN.gh `f.i itii. :L....4111p ;,12. Mirth . • ihmord. 'it. . ". ''‘. 114 31.1'n . r And carat. la B A _rah_ar-oek a fa:, and 1.. Wilcox Jr a*. pitt.otno: H . 1. le,warts.. Allegbary CU . ,. ••Axot_ressla,ss sod ilee , in le es .1t01.1210 ...711.0146. .1 11008 WANTED-:-The bigheet cult, pri- ,Juwa fb:ll9C HOO3 delivered durhis the pleat- , - IA woos. tr:Vorle i s P aw ll 7lltrurit i r a t ied l =, Rose at our Warehouse. No 90 Warn street. - - \ oxa.ltatle ! WM. H. Routiti a am \ 1110IISE AND LOT FOR SALETN . SFr a t ix WICHLT; a TWO STOUT BRICK Eimer. ....btu di 'smolt nal kitchen. with • haU son It o ar t tratri, Wel . l s A t.s. i =V h s:bge=tr:t o lio . . \\ , OTontsea: , , toVOZ.I 11 1 A AIIPT,. ON BRIOGYVONS RUOTION, cf.. amoral %%wry of11611K• 0.4=00.4 containing r dentonAtrotionn of the inintiplso cf the att ord their %S. 1.1. prootkalllinstnottavo. by Her— sun Hannt.e. vol Ivo, tor anis b, ELY tOO. r. Wooil VTRAIti BOILERS.VOR•ENOINES wader 5 ~t to order on Ann notlog on lITSAXIMOr.BI2I few cn I NW to Maar Obto7n on bandri w mt.2 •Li I 1 1.21.41?" . aio Liberty ' .at 'PIA Grey% I.s OLTING CLOTHS of the beet cimar,l67, eateeeeee i the butte t , sea n at when Laser thou en armed clamber* oa Rlve. Orden tatedvlth atePatoh,eed teethe i ;„ oval whoa that le oaterea- -W. W. WALL acE 4 3 ,.. ate Übrity rt. Mali*, n. \ . 13LttaTERA'Aftlh. for Laud er.4 Stucco yea:eel...ft bend It MP tbrz stoma Mho betel. P. .t • • 1 WAL 011. I 1N AND OUTS-lut the' mai ke of, battle , Vow mr, pereelsbeie-and they due.a tt , et overthroesh Who evs - the • = d ottl't ; bat Vat beet aentlear Vote otesuat i r, th. l3 / vtit4t.adt r . Op 11109 ,Wark • etteated. Stoat 5U1t...1 4,9 &r ay.f..ve good& We sax I! to .. .._. Tsfluable Property as. Liberty tiltree,. \ • IV, brdei to settle itp 57.; estate, will btt sold a r;ringe sigma nr7 Vonaff.bla taw BUILD. el IS suit Wiliam As twelk.exty ad. of 14 mt.,— bytkung, 41.4 o I 01141. tobatantlally hal .II Amis. nl i t 4 ( 11444 0 4 . 144 21 etas Fr lii lo . jx,,, y . 11111 letaLtf , They 1 ,,,,,,,.. ea uut Tx 13:e....t.....tra. Watt ~.z..,414.1.2 pwh... codVairEILAWCIPILILDIS.II7 4 h it. ......ogEf=34l-bbbtSi'. B. Mo. for \lota dee. agaiiiillMft 01C 21110. WAIT •ik OD.. .. - --s, t4-^.• r.,-;;:'.rf:v...3.--i..-,44,-;F.,,, V i,r St - vzi:•':k , - . 4-- - v.i-icc, 1.,-;Ala.-,:;-A.,..--•:,,* --,,...;.;-. :'.` ki,- — r e .1C \ \ : , \‘ \ \ \ \ \ OLD, Alton , . Pittaburgh.
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