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Sze= APPOITIOSUCLIFT.—.It will be the daty
of the legislature which meets this winter et
Etarrisburgh to apportion the State into Benatcat.
lal and Representative districts. It A ,. porhtipe,
a favorable circumstance that, while the House
Is loodoeo, the Senate anti Governor are just
the reveres; so that neither party will have it In
its power to gerrymander the State, oven if either
had the wilt There is therefore a prospect of
something like a fair apportionment. ; unless, in
deed, the looofocti majority in the Rouse should
become bull-headed and, failing to have its own
way, detest an apportionment altogether. This
we do not anticipate, however.
• Representatlres are apportioned upon the
basis of the number if tastablee; that is, the hun
dredth pert of the total number of taxables in
the State is the ratio for a representative. The
number - of enables for the year 1866 has not yet
been publiehed. In 1855 the total was 665,000,
and this year it is probably not far from 580,.
000, which would give 6800 as the ratio.
Some change will necessarily he wrought in
the apportionment. The strictly agricultural
counties will lose, while the mining and manu
facturing counties will gain. Berke and Books
will each lose a member; and Schuylkill and Al
legheny will each gain one. Westmoreland and
Fayette will lose ono; and the counties west of
the Allegheny will probably gain one among
them, under a different combination than now
exists.
The amendments to the Constitution now pend_
ing, and which will come before the ensuing
legislature, propose to change the rule of rep—
resentation eo as to permit the oily of Philadel
phia and snob other cities as are large enough!
for that purpose, to be cut up into einglo repre
sentative districts. This would entitle the city
of Pittsburgh, as at present constituted, to two
members and the city of Allegheny to one; and
would break up, to some extent, the unity of the
large delegations lent from Philadelphia; but
the plan hes yet to pass the ordeal of the legia
laturwand be submitted to the people, and can
not go into operation until 1864.
Three things are to bo taken into account in
making the apportionment this winter. The
first, is, that gerrymandering never did a party
any good, and never will; partylbould therefore
be left out of view as tench as poesible, and the
apportionment made upon fair principles and
such as will best promote the material interests
of the . fitate. The second, is, that oonotlea
should be jelned together as little as possible in
fortriing representative districts; especially
!should the malting of large districts in this way
be avoided. And the taitd, is, that as more
counties will present large fractions over the ratio
than can be accommodated with o member each
for such fruition, the members thus to be awarded
should be given to those counties which are e teed
lly growing in population, rather than to those
which are stationary or retrogressive. For in •
stenos, if Allegheny, has, say, aa,ooo tta.ableot,„
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members
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members and have a fraOtion of 4000 over; and
biting a connty whioh is regularly increasing,
from the steady force of-circumstances, in pope
"- laden, wealth and resources, it would be the
earl of wisdom to give 6er the sixth represen
tative, rather than to some other county, sta
tionary In ite population, which may have near-
I 7 as large a fraction over. Is the coarse af.tho
seven yeara for which the apportionmeno lasts
It is certain that such a county as this rocket
largelyi outgrow the basis et ita representation.
These are ecncidcrationc which will cecinas
rily force themselvea upon the attention of
our representatives. Let them also consider
that, in this matter, they are legislating for the
future an well as for the prevent, and that they
owe mere to the Interests of the .sate than they
possibly can to any supposed party or Individual
interests; for thus, and thus only can they pro
perly" Meet, in an enlarged and manly eenee, the
iespolisibUltiee that are upon them.
Tux Herr Tamx.—A correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune, writing from Kanea3, reveals
the next probable plot of the Buthancero—to
wit: the admission of Kalinin as a Slave State
daring the next session of Congress, while Pierce
is yet President, so as to relieve Buchanan from
the odium of it. He says :
"At the late Border Ruffian election, held an
the 6th of October for delegate to Congress and
members of the Bogus Legislature, a ticket was
voted thus—" Constitutional Convention" or "no
Convention." A large majority of the Ruffians
favored a Canveatioa, which will doubtless bo
held about the second week in December. The
reason why I presume it will be held then, is,
that many of the loaders of the Ruffians, if not
all, will desire to be delegates at snob oCanyen.
don. The Bogus Legislature meets in the be
ginning of January, no that should the Canyon.'
don be deferred, these worthies could not at.
taint. The Convention of December will draft
a Constitution, and submit it to the people in
January..-The Free State men will have noth
ing to do with it—will not vote on It—do that,
of worse, the ruffians will have a large vote of
approval. It can be sent to Congress in Febru
ary, and enough weak-kneed doughfaces with
some few South Americans can do the job. This
of course would take the odium of the ant from
the Incoming administration of Buchanan, and
doubtiena Pierce would be glad to finish the dirty
work he began."
The annexation of Texas, which formed the
staple 0f the issue in the Presidential election
in 1844 was accomplished precisely in the same
way. , t was put through at the short session
Succeeding the ele-lion of 1844, and received
the apiroyal of Tyler just before he wont out
of came. The only obvtaele in the way of doing
the'eanie thing over, is the difficulty of getting
a midoltiyi in the present Home. Bat we shall
See.
Tan BIODSOILIIO OF TEM EBD.—The New Or
haus Ballrtfn,•oae of the leading papers of the
South, Ia by no moeua certain that the defeat of
FRAMONT has crashed the Itepublioin party or
put an and to the agitation of the Slat•eri ques
tion. ' After noticing the rapid growth of the
free•soil sentiaont Id the Northern States, It
Says:
"Dots any one believe' for a moment that a
party of -stab rapid precocious growth Is to be
discouraged by a defeat that was so near being
a victory: or that it
jotabate in the least ide
gree one of its energy and activity? The bat
tle le not ended, it is only prolonged; and re
newed vigor and lope will be infused in the
breast of the combatants. The fight, henceforth,
will be routranci; the prize of victory not simply
'Free Kansan, put the utter prostration and
subserviency of the slave power."
The BoLiciffs is right in believing tbat the gO.
publican party le fat from being discouraged by
Its failure to cleat its candidate. It has obtain
ed in the late band to-band struggle a knowledge
onto strength and capacities which giro It the
assurance of future success. No great contest
ever was decided . at one trial. Free from the
embarrassments which ewer; attend a pasty . In
poWer, it will have time to coneolidato its forces,
conoentrate Its strength, and take advantage of
the distraotioce which wilt Inevitably spring op
and weaken.the clew..
"Ten A ?annum Btu Ilisiono Aso tdiartirrauso.—A
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bn , A.1858, by M. W. Jacobus. D. D. Pittobargh: J. 8
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Thla le the title of a nest pamphlet of 20
pages jest issued. It is publikhed at the request
'of the t3Triod--a complimeut to its author which
penal of its eenteuts will amplyjeetify , Ii
le for sale at the bookstore of Mr. Par isoc: price
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Farther Particulars in Reference to the
French Steamship Lyonnais.
The Marquis de Montholon, in his capacity of
Consul General of France, has received a fall
report of the loos of the Lyonnais from Mr.
Legtderre.
After being duly sworn, deponent declared
that sald ship having been duly cleared at the
Custom House of Pew York, and also at the
Consulate General, sailed for Havre on the 30th
of October, at 2 P. hi., and got out to eta about
dark. After quitting the pilot at '5 P. M., we
made goad way, and at noon the following day
(Sunday) were 195 mitre from New York, with
fine weather, good breeze, and averaging ten
knots the hour. About 11 P. M., the night
dark, the ship running lights according to reve
lation, the man on the lookout called "a chip to
starboard, bearing down on ns under full mil!"
The whistle which had been put on board at
New York, and Idahoan be heard ten miles off,
was immediately sounded. - t
sThe helm was put har.l4,port on the instant;
hut nevertheless a three masted vessel struck the
Lyonnais soma the companion way, amidships.
The bow-sprit of the ship broke with the con
cussion, and etoye he the aide of our vessel from
the companion way as far as the shrouds, ser
iously damaging the two 'starboard boats, one of
them an Engllah life boat. The collielou broke
away the Iron plater of the coal bunkers, letting
in the water. We continued on our course dur
ing about ten minutes; but the water almost im
mediately extinguished the fires. The unknown
vessel, in clearing away from us, left on the
deck of tho Lyonnais part of her figurehead,
representing a black dragon, with giltmane, red
eyes, open mouth, with gilt dart in it. At the
moment of colllslon, Captain Dennis rushed
to the wheel; the first lieutenant, Mr. Gustave
Matthlew, was on his watch, and deponent was
at his poet on deck. As soon as the engines
stopped, Mr. Gignenx, the chief eogineer, came
up from below and declared that water was
pouring in at the coal bunkers and the ship was
sinking. The pumps were Immediately met go
ing, but floating cinders choked up the values,
and they became toeless. We then had recourse
to buckets and formed a chain, whilst part of
the crew and some of the pasiengers went be
low to shift the cargo from starboted to port;
but oaths water continued to rise, the captain
ordered the cargo to be thrown overboard.
Daring: this time some of the paesengers—
amongst them two old sea captalne—a few of the
officers and a number of mature were busy cover
ing the Bide of the ship with a large studding
call, whilst the carpenters from the inside were
endeavoring to stop the leak with mattresses,
quilts, do. The opening in the aide of the ship
was at the water line, and appeared to bo two
feet square. Oar exertions were all of no avail,
as the sea was growing rough and we were an
tittle to careen the Mesmer. Although over a
dozen of mattresses and similar article, were
propped against the hole, it became impossible
to withstand the pressure of water. • We com
menced sheathing the ship outside with largo
awning, which seemed to stop the leak for a
time. During all thin the bailing never ceased,
but as we found the water increased rapidly, the
conviction was forced upon no that a stoned
hole existed beneath the water line. Notwith
standing throwing overboard the cargo, and the
continued balling out, the ship was sinking
rapidly by the storm Two large casks wore
then need to bail the water, the captain and
officers lending a helping hand with the tackle.
For a moment we thought the water was decreas
ing, but it coon overpowered us. The bailing
had lasted from 8 A. hi. to 3 P. u., and the
men were exhausted with fatigue.
The captain then lowered the boats and era
barked the paesengere and crew. lzi order to be
prepared for the worst, a raft bad been beiltdar•
lug the day, of top masts, spare, cabin doors,
chicken coop, do., do, end on it were placed
two barrels of wine, two puncheone of water,
and various kinds of eatablen, sufficient to last
fifty persona placed upon it, at taut a month
Ia the fleet crater were mime twenty. five persons
amongst whom were the first and 'second en
gineere,the steward, his nephew, all the cobiu
servaut,FAten in number;) this boot was undur
the command of the chief officer, Mr. Bowmen
This boat had on board comps's, charts, chro
twenty:a, sextant, end provisions for two weeks,
with complete set of now eails. A secood boat,
same sive of the fenny, took off twenty-five
persons; she had the rare"-amount of food, na
utical invtrumeute and new calls to the first cut
ter, au 1 was under tee'cotornand of the two sea
captains A life boat, containing about twenty.
five persons, and having, like the other, a com
plete set of attain, provisions and tnatretments,
was placed under the orders of Mr. Doblot third
Lieutenant. Anctherlife boat, contaraingstiait --
teen persons, with provisiona,..ter„.oneo weeks,
was placed under the c oY deponent--
The various be equipped, were kept
during the neighborhood of the
aye = aptain remaining on-board the lab
i,,„...Te'rthe first Lieutenant, four petty driers,
atewardees, and Messrs. Claim and Bonestae,
the Doctor and Parser. Two yawls, which
might each hold six pardons, were moored to the
wreck. Daring the night the life boat com
manded by Mr. Dablot, which had been damaged
at the moment of the collision, was carried by
the waver against the raft, and immediately
sunk; those in her were resound by the raft_
At 7 o'clock, A. M., on Tuesday, the 9th inst.,
the Captain, perceiving that the ship could no
longer float, and was likely to sink every moment
ordered those on board to embark in the yawls;
he, himself, was the lest to leave the chip. Be
fore the officers took to the boats under their re
spective commando, the Captain called them into
the deck bonne of the steamer, and pointed out
to them en the chart 'the spot in which they
were, explained to them the direction they must
follow, in order to reach Otto riCartat land. At
8 o'clock, A. 51., the three boats made headway
towards northwest In company. Oa quitting
the wreck. the captain was seen with his men in
one yawl, and first officer with purser in the otb•
er, near tho raft. The captain declared hie in
tention of remaining by the wreck mail the
Lyonnais sunk. The raft wan moored to the
hull „with a to fathom hawser, and a man etood
ready with an axe to out loose when she sunk.
The three beats kept company unlit ft P. at.,
when a thick fog set is, and deponent being to
leeward of the ether two, lost eight of them.—
He put about to rejoin them, but not fieding
them, be continued his course towards the north
west, without coatass or instruments. At 9
P. M. wind commenced blowing from north, and
during three following days he ran before the
wind, it blowing a 'gale. Passing over the bank,
two men were frozen to death—one a fireman,
the other a pamenger_ about 60 years of age,
name unknown. Throw the bodies overboard—
The survivors, deponent included. suffered hor
ribly from (told, snow and hall falling Incessant
ly, whilst the sea, breaking over them, had
spoiled nearly all their bread and pp:edge:ie.
Gth—At 6 P. M. saw a echooner to windward,
but the state of the sea would not allow us to
reach her.
.7th—Heavy ewe, tempestuous eea, but rather
nioderatlng. Had little rest during the day.—
Evening, a calm.
Bth.—Earls intho morning saw a three-moeted
vessel about five miles off. Pulled towards her;
but taking ao Notice of the eignals made by as,
sho kept on her course towards the north. We
followed in the name direction until
9th.--.Bunday.—About 8 A. M. saw a sail near
horizon. Rowed toiards her, 'but a breeze.
epringing up, and the, ship going in the same
direction ao ourselves, we could not reach her.
It was at this time that deponent saw another
soil on the port side, bearing down towards
them. !After three hours of fatigue and hard
rowing, we reached her, and found her to be the
bark Elite, ofßremendCapt. Nordcnbolett, bound
from Baltimore to Bremen. The Captain took
on all on board, and seemed happy in giving all
the care and attention required under the cir
cumstances. -Oar boat, with all it contained,
was holeted.on board. Deponent asserts that
with the courage and energy displayed by hie
men they could hove kept the sea in their boat
four or five days longer, which tact leads him
strongly to believe that other beats will also
be picked up.
10th—At 7A. M. the vessel on which they
were spoke another, of the name name from
Hamburg, going to Now York -with 150 German
°mignon% Th. captain in a Most kindly man
ner for whiob Lo cannot be too highly preleed,
and regardless of hts great number of passen
gers, consented to take those of no on board who
desired to return to Neia-IYork. All availed
themselves of this offer, with the exception of
Mr. Bolivian, (late Britieh Vice Consul,) and his
wife who preferred going to Bremen. After
four days soil the bark Elise landed us at New
York, the ldth Nov. at 6 P. H.
ACCIDENT TO TIM 8111ANDOAT PENNETLVANIN.
—The Pennsylvania, Capt. Kllnefelter, from fit.
Louis for this port, with 175 pozningers and a
large freight, when within fifty-eixl miles of this
oity, about half-past 2 o'clock yesterday Morn
ing, broke her shaft, which throw the piston out
of balance, and instantly Moro ant the cylinder
head with a tremendous mash. Fortunately no
serious Injury wan done to the passengers. Two
of the deck passengers were slightly madded.
The night— being very dark, great counternation
was caused among the psesengere. One cow
wan killed and several others DOM merely
scalded. Through the prompt talon of Capt.
I Elinefeltor and other officers of the boat, she
wan immediately landed and the fears of the
passengers soon quieted. Fifteen or twenty of
them, among whom was Mr. Chas. G. Cheeley,
came dosin on the Michigan, which arrived last
night. The Pennsylvania arrived in port thin
morning.—N. 0. Pic. Nov. 11.
Tax anticipated triumph of rho Republicans
is 1860, is already cause of corium disquiet In
the rands of Southern secessionists bore,—and
it is to this they aeoribo the continence of the
'treasonable artielea of the Southern sooesaion
press slues thowlectlon. It is clear enough that
do reboot of Fallacious which to-day controls
the South, is determined , to 'nurse the agitation
:
with the slew :of securlig an waned oonlliet be.
tween the twoimam:oof partible.
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"Tan Doan Os mg Destaocause."—The Mis
souri Democrat of the 10111, one of the mast
sterling and independent papers fa the Valley of
the Mississippi, contains, tinder the shine cap
tion one of themost ecatiling, and withal just arti •
oleo, that has fallen under our observation for a
long time. The editor tubes mercilluely the
"demagogues" in this State whose hands are
black with the
_"guilt of the destruction of the
Missouri Compromise." We cannot forbear giv
ing an extract from the article:
Illinois has pronounced for the second tMB
her solemn sentence of condemnation upon him,
(Donglas) first in the election of Trumbull to
'the U. S. Senate, and now by the election of
Bissell over Richardson. The chief and his
standard-bearer share the name ignoble end it
revocable fate. They can now take connect to
gether
in the depth of their debasement, as '
Satan and Betzebrib did when awaking after
their nine days trance on the surfice of the
burning : lake. Like the superior fiend, Douglas
may exclaim to his comrade, "from what height
fallen!" for the high places of this Republic are
now as farfrom him 88 the battlement of heaven
from the fallen angels. Who would - iow despair
of justice? Swift or slow, retribution comes.—
The author and the instrument of the repeal of
the Missouri Compromise aro the last victims.
AM we had almost forgotten Cue, and almost
wish that he had escaped the judgment Of an
outraged people. Ho, IVO, is among :hcrsat
batch for the guillotine. His gray hairs map
excite compassion, but his auperanuated dema
goguery and partizan servility deserve rebuke.
Pierce doomed in Now Hampshire, Cass is Miob-
igen, and Douglse and Richardson in Illinois,
not merely doomed, but virtually beheaded,
quartered and disemboweled, are facts that show
even to the skeptical, that divine justice still
dwells among men. The little demagogues of
the North foundered the first blase of the storm,
but now the levithans are being dashed to places.
:son the moan will be smooth and the atmos
phere tranquil, but not a wreck of the magicians
who raised the tempest wilt be visible. Tho re
peal of the Missouri Compromise is a atone
round their necks; and now having damned
them, guillotined them, and drowned them, let
them rest or toes in the fiery unrest of baffled
ambition—or adopt such anodynes as their com
rade in guilt' and prede3esaor In pantahmotd
-1 Atchison—made liberal use of.
Onn of the railroads which rroolved the bone
fit of a part of the grant of lands ma . do by Con
gress to Wisconsin, the Wisconein and Lake
Superior Road, hos, since the organization of
the Company, passed into the hands of Chicago
men, and Wm. B. Ogden, (who is also a Director
In the Pittaburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago road,)
has been chosen its President. 'The klitwankie
men appear to be very sore over the fact, inso
much as the benefit of the land grant will inure
more to Chicago than killwankle.
NEW returns from the severe
counties of the State of New York give the fol
lowing mull:
Fremont 275,358
Bache= ......... ....... ..... 104,908
Fillmore.. 124,656
Fremont's maj. over Buohaa►n, 80,445.
That, will do very well for the Empire State.
The Buffalo . Republic proposes, oe the Republi
can vote le eo large, to pat It oat at Interest end
nee only the Interest In the ensuing campaigns
until 1860.
A BIJOILLONBR ON Tar, N. Morris,
R candidate for Congress, In a speech at Quincy,
Ili., on Saturday preilous to the election, said—
•`ll we beat the black Republicans on Tuesday,
they will cease to ealst, aye be swallowed np In
the political whirlpool IS the children of brad
tore in :ha Red Sea." Yes; that's just the way
they will be swallowed up.
Cu.s.sroul,nce N. Y. Warier and Eadoirer
Affairs in Washington
West:moron Nov. 15.—The treaty with Great
Britain arrived two week, ago. It settles all
questions heretofore existing relative to Central
America, and all other sobjeote of dispute be
tween the British and American Gower: me.
j excepting the claims by the lire.l.4er's -- Bay and
Poget's Bound Agricollmaf companion. relative
to alleged rig under the Treaty of 1846.
Vier lie treaty negotiated by Mr. DAGLAP,
the Mosquito coast from the line of Honduras to
the Southern arm of the Ban Juan river, and
including the port and town of San Juan. as re•
cognised to belong to Nicaragua. The British
protectorate over the Indiana is dropped, but
with an understanding that the good offices of
both Governments Rhea be used to secure for
them arrequlvolcnt protectorate from the Gov
ernment of Nicaragua. The Indians are to be
provided for, with the consent of Nimsragna, by
a small annuity proceeding from the duties col
lected nt San Juan. There era very few of
these wretchedbeicge, who are rapidly disap
pearing under the affinde of disease Wad 'oilers!
degradation.
The treaty brings to 0 OCLIBUMM.StiOD the po
licy of evacuattng Central America on the part
of Great Britain, commenced by the Clayton and
Bulwar treaty. I have never neglected a fillitik
ble•opportunity to declare my conviction that the
°cadent of Great Britain throughout this dispute
has been just, generous, and high-toned. There
were grave doubts attaching to the construction'
of the treaty of ISLO, which hove been settled.
after their discuesiort. Weal itritiln had un
doubtedly incurred cumin obligations towards
the Mosquito Indians, which, as a high minded
and honorable cation, she could notabandon.
For any sudden excesses growing out of the par
donable zeal of her officers and agents, oho
has promptly apologized, as in the zitlo of the
Emhart, and temporary detention of the Prome-
Meat.
The American Government has entered. upon
an important negotiation with Now Granada.—
Our relations with that Republic aro precarious
and unsatisfactory. Thu treaty of 1846,. sego.
Gated under tho dictation of the Preelleni elect,
imposes upon New Granada obligations which
the Is not able to fulfil, and upon ns responsi.
bilities of a most.nownal character. OorGovern
meet guaranteed the possession of the Isthmus to
the Republic under all contingencies, while upon
its part the safety and dispatch of the American
mails were stipulated. Tills latter engagement
involves a great deal of expense and embarrass
ment. it renders necessary the maintenance of
a police force for the solo advantage of this
country, which is entirely beyond the moans of
the etraightoned government of Granada.
In view of these facts, and of tho enormous
dependent interests, our government propohee
to obtain an absolote cession of a strip of tern•
tory which obeli embraeo the whole of the route
of the railroad, together with the port of Aspin
wan on this side and terminus on the Pacifio
INSPECTOR.
Es7Y.TY CP TFIS VIISSNL THAT 110,5 lIITO Tna
LTONNAIB.-13011TON, Nov. 17.—The iieseel that
came is collision with the Lyoonale watt the
bark Adriatic, from Belfast, Maine, lor Savan
nah. The eteamer's lights wee seen by:those on
board the Adriatic about 20 minutes before the
ooliibion (marred. The captain, who was on
deck at the time, supposed the atoamer had
Mood away on her comae; and he wan not aware
of the injury done to her.
The bark arrived at Gloucester, Maas., yes•
tardily, having suatained but little damage.
Borrow, Nov. 11.—The barque Adriatic) (which
wan in 001115100 with the steamer Lyondee) Br
rived at Gloaevater on the 4th of November.—
The Captain want immediately to Belfast, whore
he reported to the Belfast Journal that ho bad
been run into by an unknown steamer, which
passed on without stoppling to render assistance.
The collision happen on the night of the 210
inst. off the Booth Shoal. Ile hailed the steam.'
or and requested her to lay by him, but the
lights disappeared in 20 minutes.
CINOISNATI, Nov. I7.—The steamboat. White
Bluff with a fall cargo bound to Nashville, Ten
nessee, struck a snag yesterday, near Rising
Buo, thirty-five miles below this city, and Hunk
in a very short dm. No tires lost.
Sammons, Nov. 17.—Ttio non. lleni; A.
Wise, arrived here lost evening, and started at
8 o'clock this morning for Lancaster. It Ili pre
sumed that ho designs visiting Buchanan.
VZIWASILII, Del., Nov. 17.—There was a gen
eral jail delivery here lad night. All the pris
oner' in the No %mull° jell mode their escape.
WINTIII WI/MIEN no BOROPN. —A letter from
Christiana of the 10th of Oetobor says that 'Moo
the oommancotnent of that month the Winter hos
est in throughout the whole of tho tioandinavion
peniasutar. Frost and snow surprised the in
habitants in the midst of their harvest, tho great
er port of which ie still standing in an unripe
state. In come of the valloye the mow is two
feet deep.
brunt Elllol2ATten TO BUENOS ATIUM —The
Dublin Freeman'o Journal chronicles the sailing
of an Irish emigrant ship for Buenos Ayres. It
safe the Irish now in Damon Ayres number 12,-
000, and they have encoorded remarkably well,
fortunes of $6,000 up to $60,000 being not un
common among them.
Tall President has ceased tot-ho eubmitted to
the dovemment of New limpidly a formal pro
poiltlon for the Gatlin to the trotted States of
municipal control over the Piesma Railroad
route, the citiee of Aspinwall and Panama, and
a strip of the territory through which the road
rune, sufficiently wide to insure the protection
of the route from future violence.
' 'Tun PUP. demand for Dam of
limey descriptions this scamp, it is raid, exceeds
all precedent, . and as s consequence prloes on
raw stook, for varieties; have gone up fifty per
Cent, or even higher, o*tnpered with !Sit year.
Bono, Nov. Id.—At a meeting of the leather . • semra..
and boot and shoe dealers bed here to-day near- SMITH, MIR /r. HIINTKa,
IF $20,1130 wore pledged for the aid of the Free ivnotintain
State party In Kenna GROCERS,
Terms hundred and twooty-one tone of cop- • 12 . 2 Second nod 151 Front Streets•
per ore were - ermined from Table Bay, Southern , urg rITTSBCRGLI. PI.
Africa, daring the =rah of Augaat
J. M. LITTLE.
51 tan 813-011 the sth lust-, by e bee. Alfred coot. AVIERCELSITT TAILOR,
inn. 51r. J. T. CVAL6Eg. to klieelf AttY IL. sided dabati• ' NO. 54 ST. CLALR STREET,
rer Manuel Leeds. £m . all of/LLlNth.by Qtr. (Dr. lash's New Btailbr.)
I ee.l.l.lldf, FITTSBUYOII. _
D , EI)--.tt EatWiert• en needs, eventetr,ls . lb Inst. , PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE & Cill-
RAMON VlEUltile. datight r ef J.reph .4 Jaartha
Woo,twelL Ase 4 eWt 6 " sr ' COO RAILROAD.
The fuer.' win tax. place fro= the reelSenee of her , ' •
fattier, on Thaegler the 40th hut. at 2P. Z. ; =ittegiggittEMlffM2SEElEEM33
SPECIAL NOTIC,ES
Dr. M'Dane's Celebrated Vermifnge
AND LIVEII. PILLS.—A singular combination, bat rel 7
emu.% ea the following will allow:
NEW Yobs. November 70. 1352.
• .- • •• • • .
Kamm,. from experinnee. tee valuablenuallikw of Dr.
dlatazes Verreffuse end Liter Itils..prepered by Phoning
Dm. ritteburgh fr•r. .... Ut "
It my duty. end maden my Wariness to Mate those RAP ,
lee known where ms I went among my fr'endA A short
time ago l te.e.e.e.ernualuted with the sass or a young
girl. who mauled to be troubled with worms and Darr
compleint at the sure time, and hut been sulfating for
One
t months. Through my Dentusehm she intrehered
One bottle of Dr. McLane'. Vomiting.. and one box of
Liver Mlle , which she took secOrding to dirodions Th•
result was, she flamed a large quantity of worthy; and
thinks Chat one box more of the Pill. will restate her to
Ll,7start health. floe name end residence can be :learned
,111 t 1i. L. Thrall, Drwrsig, oorner of Ruiner and
0
• .
013-Parclasers will be careful to ant for Pr. EIeLLNITiI
UHLEBRATED VE8.1111 , 02g., and take [ma° elan. Al
other VaraMaas& In eoelliarlsOu, are worthletA Dr
Irmaliege. also Ws celebrated. Liver PIII2. tan
now be bad at all respectable Drug Htores to Abe Wilted
States. and Canada. None getulitle withwalbe gabs.
tore of 0016111,9 11.1311111.11-41.1438
DENTISTRY.
i lia7: - .7*,DR. J. M
.L MR EN "'a=
SURGEON DENTIST,
PROM NEW YORK,
Extrzete Teeth Without' Pain,
By Meal nonnzoblnz AVIA to the OW. only.
Wingert. Tooth on 001 d. Ellver, Platlns nod Guns
Pants. and Pllflbrino pontsJ operation, to a oclontlflo
=DIM.
ffirClarda and Circular, at his oftloe,
64 SMITEMELD STREET. PITTSBURGH.
nolVandfo
IC•E CREAM
AND
OYSTER SALOON
BY NAITRICE
(Mona Front Btractsngj
EItrrEMILD EtlraFr.
Sarin= YOUTH nap DLUKciAI, Sun.
on2:r.4tr F1TT5917811.
Nn Utail• P•= ,0
y ueli l 6 '
Or. L &oft ct Ia with mneh pleasure that 1 In•
form you that I gals one dose of your )islands Improved
Verm.fuge to a ohll4 of mine that Intel very Bidr. I
oonght from him between 30 and 40 large Worms. with
out nauseating him In the lout. Ile soon alter recover•
ed hip health. JEO9II PROVINCE.
• • •
Dr Li'ane . a Improved Liver Pills and Dann:yen:Pies nde
logs. lA, Dr. L Econ.. Celebrated White Cinemalnn Lint
name. prepared ealely ander the anlnerebdon or Dr.
Pmts, a. Bardler ZdaDoodOradnete and Phyalelanof erten
Mee practice.
None imbibe only als prepsful by Dr. L Soott
sole Prow letors, Bent Plum. Mbrorklowb. V.. Dr. Mr.
!Amen Improve , ' 1.1r.r Plan awl Improved Venalroce
gramiyaalr , .l by rertifta.b. of O. idriAnn.
All the store MlKlPsblee ror vale by
Dr. ORO. IL RRYPER 140 Wood rtroar. WhOl•=l..e.nt
JAH. P. PLEASING. Olozhenr. bre. , 14 R. Ono,. whole
elle moue. noltbr4.lrwT.
Dr. Keyser's Shoulder Braces—Prom
pit-Lome. Ditpatch. April 10th, 140(L—Por more tban
years nest wv have constantly weal , the Washington ens
peados Dm., menoferturli by D•. Geo. 11. Keyser, of Igo.
140 Wood It . Sothis city and would heartily reemnineod
it to all who are compelled to Iblllow a sedentary mama
tion. As we have before re:netted, in calling attention
to Its merits. It answersfor . braes and yozpenders, the
weight of the pantsloOtts hint/ to placed . to continual.
1r tend to bilansthVehouldere to their natural petition
and errpind the •beet ` Women: hundreds of whom are
rionnally injured by the weight of enormous
ebould alto procure those Mama 11. earth:titer la pro
curios the kind mentioned. sa misty of the brace. told are
homirda. Sold at Dr. 000.11. HXYBY/1.8. Wholwale
DruanLvi. it° Wood et. sitra of Golden BD:otter.
GEORGE
WEYMAN,
Slannfoetnror and Dealer In on kinds of
Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars,
AND
Leaf Tobacco;_
rtn4r..l-S----trnond
Cor '
REMOVAL.
TIIX SCBSCREBEES IIAP6 RP.,llorEll ?WEIR
Safe Establishment
TO
No. 129 and 131 Third Street,
Ff here they are.preyared to tasks .0 Mae or
SAP ES
ON THE elkolTEeT NOTICE.
eelOdf BURKE A BARNES.
@EYhtEH.Ia ANDERSON,
(Eurooraoro to inhoo Rl.lto A Co.)
WTIOLESALE DEALERS Ti
Fureigtt Fruits,
NUTS. - S PICE S,
Confectionary, Sugars, Fire Works, &c
!to. 39 WOOD STILEIT,
Opp*lt,dsa Staitite'S Marl. Itattas
agittlt
HOLMES & COLLINS,
WOCESWLIVILL
Agricultural Warehouse,
MID
REED STORE,
No. 129 Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH
ap2l-Iyd&mil
The only Medal Awarded by tho Now
York E'thibitlnn to the Snell& or tenant% Same Idaho
lecturers Iles been obtained. amouthrt numerous nom pet
true. by LEL PERIM?. or their
WOILCINSTIEISIIEIN SAUCE.
whereby further lesttarroty a afforded of its WWI the
Wit Stoat crtant.
The setetotty of Ltd/ Saute ham extended to ever 7 Quar
ter of the slots and Ida elhosow In pranotlng the genera
health le terominitielly more °benne] and seknowbulged.
In the United States it Is held to be the most agreeable
condiment. and I esteemed for Se tonste and fuels - orating
propertie.its ha Malmo enabling the etom soh to direst
the trod.
On th Continent of /throne. Mt,. nuel.ties have been
teetlfltal to by • gentleman, who writs. to LEA a PEL
SON? thus "I have carried • bottle of lour Woreseterahlrs
Same In a tour I haiejust oomoteted through Spain and
Portugal. and big.. 1 owe lay present stall of health to
Its meg your Sallee a ettroutthie, and 1 think medlcinal.
ant with truth es 7 nets is sothloe too tarteilees bag
gage so eaterniel to Ws ocunthre, et least to these countries.
to ladia.alro. whore It le Moroi at the mess of e'er?
regiment. • medical gentleman grits. nom Rodeo to
tile brother lo the same profeeelon at Wornecter, In the
following terms: le* & Perrin. that their mum is
highly arhtovel In India, and that It Is, In my opinion.
the corn Palatable es wall ae the mix* wholenome mum
eerie.•
TLL r•uco In meltable foe every earlnty of dleh, and
t • ushrerwel demand which It. esoelleare has masted has
1 . 1 I 0 m•,y hoit•tlosf betas uttered to the pabllN under
• variety of names, Pot tilt genuine may be known by the
swans of •'LGA A Pl:ltttlNi^ twins Impreownl open the
Patent metallic raprelne, or peanut sta.. etopper of the
bottle. as .e:1 •• .lie labels AO wrapper.
Hole de,—, eo the United Ptetee,
301 IN DUNCAN Je EIIVP
se2 - I,ta lire• New , Yore_
Important Notice to thole Afflicted
WITH Cilnfilelo DISEASES. by Pr. A. P. LiIiATII, New
York City. Finding it ampouible to attent peruaallr to
all my rat-lents, arid below unwilling to ttuet such rr.
spouible duties to aulatauts or etudente, and for the
pumue c f ruppriweing the sale of rerthlese and Iola:Lou
quack Medicine', as well es the impositions similsed
under det Mona emu, inhering to and velum grails; or
on rutty& of letter Btu*. or 001 dollar. 410. , —t0 obviate
the above, end to nuommodate patients to all parts of the
comott7. I amid medicines, with fell directions, to mite
any dimes, for SO, Wilms treatment is required for •
huger puled than one month, when the fee le the earns
ter each month. The fee ter all au:natal operations, Int
eluding that for the radical curvet hernia; will depend
PPM the peculiarity of the cue. Patients will glut stall
etetement 0401 their symptoms, as the remedies are pre•
pared with co modal reference to each awe. All Mousy
letters should be registered. The Ord put of mr
attatad work will be sent tO any atittwee on the receipt of
10 mints B.
/01Fralna street, ommeite the St. Nieholas
araT.lrdfe oclo New York.
Frain Bishop Spa
Having tried Mr: Solomonr? GraEses, I find
them both distinct ead woofhtni to theslght, mom, latest
Judaism Irmo • Mort taist. than any I bare yet and. 1
Moommend them to the pet sounge of those to need ctr
;demos. Plane ct. 3,1101.. d.
f OPIIIMLNO. Bishop.
O x •
PROM 1111110 P LOW=
Ma, flotonew.-Iltr, TM benefit! hove melted hem the
Pe=pl fl rd frobtm i Ttle - i gu t ftirryee t ro
edm bottom. I l l mn now ma ell =MOM Mrtulas alma.
dle we web/ day. 10th the Min ee .beln •
boy, whle.h r could not do wlth on, other dares I have
need. It MnonUthe greatest plums 10 50011 myeelf of
thlsmodlom of
of hOW .1414.te/7 hl.l ben mY
own experience of your Mill ILA no optician.
Poems truly. . LEYBVEtt. Bishop.
Detroit, Nor. 10, 1312.
PROJlntsmAroa OP ROCHESTER.
hoooreess, WWI 7. 1811.
011, Botoll010—Ph: BMWs: celled at your calm ho the
Arcade, end porahaassel two patriot your patent eleera, I
heels found them Metier to any I have ever used befOrel
they here realised more than I . mule bare expected.
have now pot them made. and can eels wlthoot them ae
.well so 1 mold whea l s boy. 0. ItIUUARDSON.
.were LAPAYIPITiIitIILDINO, serum or Wood
and Psorth strwido.l'lttshorsh.—Entmnoe on Wood st.
nolbAndAwT
JOHN COCHRAN & BROS.
MANUFAOTURERS OF
Iron Railing, Iron Vault*, halt DOOM Window
Bhattarai Window Guard', at,
Nos. 91 Second id., Si 86 Third et.,
- (between Weed and lalarkot,)
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
natio on hand a variety of now patterns
limey and Plato. raltabla tv WI purposes. Particular at
tsgolnl,l w aneloiltut Lola Jobtactira at
W: H. WRIGHT,
No. SI. !aura It..6etteas . Rbod and iliarket stro
PPETSBUItatI, VA"
Manursetarers ' or and Dealers in ALOO-
not,. Tangs EAL, OAISPIELNE sad 'PM OILS. OAS
FIXTURES. and all kfzuto dr LIEWARias.I.Uers.
dale.. Au
/101 - Ou FlLUng,ltorrida. SasEdlog End Emu cwt.
les done,ta older st WO, Daum
• NMI. atrle orpoUsl t!lsalar4 *My vie* Irma'
s.
turramo sw.lrso
SPRING ARR.ANGENW,NT
Three Trains Daily.
Paseenger Trains will run daily, except
Nandsra, as Tallow:
Lew., Pittsburgh for Critstline et 3.00 A. L'• .50 A M
and 3.00 P.M.
Lavas Cteetline tor Pitubargh at ADO A 31.7.001' M. sad
12.60 P. IL
These trans all mate contortions at Ores:lino
filth trace for Caucalmg, 007 too, Cinemas I. fifulefon.
tans. Indianapolis, ChL,no. rt. Loaa and all panto on
routs erntoallog Woo! red noua,otot through 0010, In
dians act Min Ot • .
Thew trains from Ptstaburzn anucect Sty:skald with
Toelna on Eandusky. 3laneO•ld and Newark road. for
entrazo. Totadn and Mardnskr Connantinne are tnyle et
Affiance lank Trains ;ws Clovenad and Pittebateh Road
for aleveLand, Ohleaos, Danktrk end Inaffale.
Memnon Pearintr Plitt:burg at 3P. Al. for darphink7.
Toledo and Cbleadroamre the bene9t ol s nl¢ht7 relit at
Bilmirdeld or Clovitlap.l. add &rem In cialtato early' mirt
evening.
Traina zezt from Girmillne mak., Mona monections with
Mar.. 011 Pernasylie t rde Gnat.' lt. A for Philadelphia
Baltlauxre wad New York.
Through Tickets are 'old to Columbus, Layton, Cluelu
luttl. Louisville. M. Louie. Indlanapolle. Be'Waymire ,
Chicago, flock lehind. Lora City, Dunlielh. Mllvaulde.
Cairo. Burton old, 111. sort Wayne, 01evolarvi and Co
principal cities in the Went. Through Tickets over this
Cu' may be had at all &the above Mum for Pittsbuggb'
Pbilagelthle, Baltunore rod New tort.
The NEW intioliTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves Neultrightou for Pittsburgh at 7 , r., and /. 3 e v.
IC USU. Pittsburgh for New Brighton at Oil; A. N., cad
r. r.
•
/or Ticket" and further Informatl..alo”.y to
A. T. OIIIIPON.
At the corner :at" under the Monon J . b I. noe.,
Or at the Federal 'tenet Station, to
Otolltlll PARKIN. Thk.t Agent.
11. MOORIA not.
J. KELLY. Pa...user Amt
Plttabargh. &lay 00. It 011 ' loy2o
PHI I.,,A.D.E.L.d'H IA
Fire and Life Insurance Company
No. 149 CHESTNUT STREET,
OFPOSITIC VIZ CI1.91"01 HOUSE,
Will inako all kinds of Insurance, either
P.ritetua or Limited, on every
of
rlption of Pro Perry or
Marehandlee. at reasonable rates of premium.
11.01188 T P. RENO, President.
lli. IV. 1103.1., VW, Prealdant.
._, 188107088:
Otras. P. Haresl. B. Cope,
IL B. English. 1 Geo. W. Brown.
P. 8. Savory. Jos S. P.Ol.
0. 111111111.. John Clayton,
8. J. Idesrarnae, IL Riley.
1. &Arial:Mil. Barre' --
arY.
0. 00171 N, ego.,
Third and Wood idrorta
PITTSBURGH
Lite, Fire & Marine Insurance Company;
Office, Corner Market and Water Strecta,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROM: OAL WAY, Prate/n - 4. Tins. Guam, Soer•
This Company makes every Inauranoo bp-
Pertaining to or onunertat with LIFE RISEN.
lal t =tlfr t ar i e t :247rMa r ges i ,Ta k "..griVir 117=
eat
arAUT
And spinet Loss or Dat i agu i
n by Fire,
lnAk=taiz Perlis of th e Bee Novizatatrn
Metes Dated et the loareatrsier coaltetent with tal.tr
Well MM..
PULVIVIS:
Robert Galway Joseph 8. Leec h .
13amoalldeOlnAn John DuMorton.
io " rin b doW, ''"'. • D..
1=1 5 11 4 . atrer,
James Marelmil. Chrlsilaa Zug,
David Richey, William Carr,
Juno W. Hallman Robert 11. Bartley.
Chat: Arbuthnot, Jae. D. !CURL
Alexandar Findlay lade tarld-Iya,
Aga and Debility—do old ago comes
creeping on to, It bring* many attendant infmnltleet
Lore of appetite and weakiams Impair the beelth., end
ertivity make, the mind Mean:dent. end un
happy. In mom where oil age edit its Influence, it It
almost isnymelble to add vigor and health end although
many yemedlie have been tried, all have failed, matt
DCDRHAVICS HOLLAND EIITDERD were kntwn said
used. In cam where they have been employed
hey have Invariably given from:ab and catered Mei.
petite, They hole became IL great agent for this elnne,
Anders need by many people who are miming from lore
°tenpin/land meneral debility. In mem or loraLweied•
ins nhronie diseases, tiannal YA4/
the AMISH, OHM :Tin nature another opportunity to
repair physical interim.
Carnoul--Onaxd /Kaput.puratmalug au la,ltailun. T.
PMT.ut Importerv, carrfol tu ark fur il ,,, Aarefir.l
land ft,Um.
• • -- .
,{-Sold at El par bottP, taa. lam to IL, by tba
topylatora, lINNJAII IN P LOX. J & Slann(aatur.
In • Pharmseantlato and Chanklata.Pittebun.h. Pa_ .11
Dr:m.6ot. cvueralir, malt:dap].
HOWARD FIRE 1k MARINE
INSITRANCE CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA. PENNA.
Franklin Buildings, No. 94 Water St.
Authorized Capintl, 5600 1100.
AIIOUNT Ur OA P MAL .141715.41211111.Kh. SA;00.000.
. .
MZ=a=U
hand. and ILortCnir. an Property to tb. tit, of
Amount weatni Ly etoec noree . . 190.000
Vita/jars
TCIN (Su3SPAN ZYPS.LITIi Iti3UlLtNell
linglissaa alieraloandlse, Yarnltem Lr. le. on Veto
Feb... Cargo an ?night, to all Ports. ad haltraa/s.
Latireosnil gleans, at the lowest Bates. ad urea the =cat
liberal T. 1111., avaranteeing pertart cement on tlar ad
lastmeatof lama
The greatest amount I. be Insured ea any oli• Met, to
=I!
. . . .
P. M. Pare. 0. X PPANOLYY. Anolf. R.., firm of Sea,
flirts A Co., W. 11. Wane. Ono. Llorrsni.. fino of Cowen
A Dm, J. &wan Tromso,. Pre, P.okno. ILA, U. 0 Sown.,
Cron of Sover A Barmen. Jon. W. Smon,lllo , of Brarnott.
Sexton A Sonarlower. Homan Ilturr,Cloo Inourloorr Pa.
B. IL. NM. IL POl7ll. 0(11.16011GC at lA., IVY. IL Worn,
firm of Lerch A Co. R. T Kr:cm. IL 11. llorerron,Fvelota
Agent o
Eci
Deana. It.
It, J o. R. w rturts,llrm of Mauer. A
Peters. Aonl'n. P. Ern.. W. ',Amon. SIMI of nolnuot a
00.. Cu S. F.llNonnwt firm of Vatlureo, Norton A Co,
Jens 11 Ltlfanns , tiro of Loorords A Carport Jan. It
emu U . N. BULSOCAVIII. Into Wllllararon. IhrrionaGe A
Chart. W. 11, WOODS. &eV.
Pk VAL M. POTTS. Prrr . t.
C. IL STAMMER, Vlns PrePt.
'A ;avec; ;t tho lint ofDime, , re of the "Howard
Itunarsooeoo.^ most cf whom are %idor koosra se among
the find brialnese men or Phllaaelph* rill probably ono•
ye, ample essurartoecf security to the mobilo.
A share of patronage le reeneettally eollelted.
Tlltl3 GRAIL/kW., .gent.
Ormar of Water arel4larket.jta.. 24 floor, Piltaburah. P.
aoStalrdlo
Ethane Mutual Insurance company
OF PITELADELPIIIA_.
0171OL NO. TO WALIiTT 15TREET.
- .
GilytttaL SlTlA7F—Ararts, 1Y.132,092. &rural, heretted.
FIRE INSURA_NCE--On Buildings, Mar
sha.ntilee, Furniture, &a.. in loom or country.
The nuaturiprizinpir. roabined with the warn, or •
took CabitakNuritiee the insured to ahem lo tLe profit.
or the Ceiretienr, without Debility for !wee.
2Tui Script Oertiliestat of this Oreupeny, for pofit., are
sonvertibia. at par, into the Capital &net of Übe ComP'f-
CLOW TINGLNY, Preeldent.
IL Si. Inscnnan_ PecTetary.
CRem
Wm. IL Thome....
T. C. Itookhtl4
0. W. Onnenter ,
Hobert Steen.
Lial. Is. Asia...
George N. Baize,
Beni. W. Tinter.
Z. u.gb.rov.
H. 4 Core..
Jaeasa L. Taylor.
Jacob T. Bonting
O. M. • Won&
GCS,.
Wa. M. 11estplo, P11.1..0
.1. G. ODITIN. ATeht.
Th and Woat .tat.
Citizen's Insuranoe Compy of Pittsbirgh
WM. LIAO A.LEY Prakfast. -
eAltuiL L. MA itatElaa4 &eV
N MAMA IDTWILN N4RI - 17 AND
WOOD BTRZ.iff E.
I,l6NEfilluTaiN!
LT !Amu aoatAst /as or Dootcoe Are. ALSO
=omit ptram GI VIA MI cus4 INLAND NAVIGATION
snd TRAIMPORTiI VON.
1.0.065:
Dt.4rUng.
14. au,
W. Mart=
'can K. Dll*Tik.
Wm. Basra
ley - . •
I
to .11124, t r, ba . l, . .
h. .
B. Harnangb? I
IMMO /1. [banal.
Walter Bryant,
as. M. Conpnr.l
J.h
12==
PENNSYLVANIA ENSIFRANOE CO.
OF PITTSBURGII,
No. 63 Fourth Strooto,
I Authorized Capital 000,000.
BIZILDING9 .LPD PROPERTY
Assiut Less or Demmer by Fire:
And the Perils of tbe Bea and isilar.6 rissigation and
Transportation.
insameam
Wm. Y.Jolmiston. Only Patterson. Jamb Painter.
W. Aleallateek. Jae. P. TaAarr, 50. edam,
D. D. Pen. L.
H''
sr Breoul. Di'aebe flemaPten.
A./. Jane.. E 1..• nee, Webs wells,
A. A. Denim W. li. wesen. D. EA. Loud.
President, Don. WM. P.7.OIINBTON.
Vies President, IiODY PATTADSON.
Peamtary A 9:Mauna. A. A. 005 area. noid
Western Disursace Company
OF PITTSBURGH.
Will Insure against all kinds of Fire and
Marino Rieke.
DIIIIICWILM
a Mlles Jr, Ma. Senn. Jas. lliattlils
J. W.Buk ,ter A. Nimkk. Cle. Dart*
MAI*, AZZIAT U. W. Ricketzl , .. NAthl
C Mom. G. W. Jubrory fArmthoott.
•
WA boa* llosUtatloa managed by likeeters yell
tOMM thb mblumbit7.=l who PIN IltemllL lattut
tdst.Lmp.Ds pa allWal4lrlleMmla 3he
st n; t itt .
fidm W sl ar
46.1 w.
lIELAWARE MUTUAL SASETIIIISIIR
ANOS 0031141 frit. GYVICS. O. corn r Third and
nt st. Chiloutiophls.
MARINE INBUILAN IA
1 .0...
Oto 13, °AWN% Y113:1011T. to I outs it the wortl:
INLAND INCIDIANIII.I , ,
On by Wren, Oanals. lakes end Lend Ourlsites ,
to ell puts a/the Onion.
On Al inft l 24, 6l aBoixte, 4M - on Iloosen,*,
ARMS OF tree MOPLOT, Nov. 5F . . 3.46, - -
Bonds Mortnsue, sal Bola Manta— . .....-3101.020 gy
Phil Iphlselty end other Losns..--...,..... 80,110 00
Monk nanits,,ltaltroldsand Inearsing (And •
23,000 10
Wirrltscelnsble ........................ ....-..--- 150,440 PT
Rehm% duentiiii;clee:l;;;ZTonooolollsr)in;
20.840 OD
Policies yeoently lonue4.—and other debts
due thso
nngSl27.
litilnalytkm Notes.-.....
amoaniol Am Ate
DlRD?rons.
tsmuel IL fltokedL
Heim ota,
J•m4e,Trtqualr.
VPiniam litre,
Joshua L. nift.
Jam*" Tennant,
James ILllerlsod.
Wm. o.l4ttlinir,
JMutes Munn%
.T. Lairia. PltteariaL
Ya7,;ll=gl
mesnx,prentst..•
O.ILAND Phadixt.
. . .
. /irk
WiAer fats Ana.
WUThun Mut
•
Joseph 11,8m4
Edmund A. Emden
HOW . = •
John 14 Somme,
idnrd lllollre G
DullAM
ostOD.
H. Jour Brooks.
J. G. Johwooyy
Jima 0.-11. 1
arri b li= m4
Gogh endo. •
WILLIA
THOMAS
RIME Lnsuin. Men
THE GEE&T ENGLISH 1112121 DY.
SIR JAMES crLABICe'S
Celebrated Female rills.
Prepared from a prescription of Sir James
auk, n. D. t , bjatol.. Extreactllzezy to the thaelse -
MIA Invaluable Meeting. la creAllhur to the eacelittf
thee. painful aze!...lsogerotu ditesees hoLiont to CM fit•
male constitztJon.
It clodsrat. au... res.v. •11 obstuseticsas, sad
brines on the monthly Perted with rest:dully. Thee
LUte should ba toted two or three weals previous to ear I
foe= er.t: they fortify O. ronstltutlon. and Deem the sus. !
iooioo during labor. exuabling the meths to paten bee
duties with safety to himself and child.
In all eases of Nervous:nes and eptmi dllat4dca4 Dam fa
the Dock and Limbs. Llearinewe. Fatlzole. On Ellett Rut.
Don. Palpitation. of the Heart, Lowness of Brielta Water
lee. Sick Ileadache, and all the panful arm oars
sinned by • disordered these Pills •131 seta •
curn when all other means hare 'felled, and although e
powerful rtmedy.!do not oontatn trront. olomeL antimony.
err any other =YAW.
Pull directions aussairanying e.h packure. Prin. In
the United States ant:leaned. One Doll..
Solo Arrant.. lb? thiri eosin My,
L C. BALDWIN A Co.Barbsete.K.l. ,
TUTTLI A MOSES, Animism. N. Y. Germa Agents.
N. IL-41,,M) And a porture ni^tDu encored Lo mr7 bmi
th.brised moot. Qin Insure a bottle ot these NU try return
imelL
Pot este in rittriburEb. by ILEDINJ !MOS. erirMer of
Wricrl bad Pocrth ots. JOB. ABEL. career toartn Sad
Smithfield arm JOB. /LEMING. ember Diamond bad Mu ,
et etreet. sad Dr i moristri generally de.141/dibrfel
Hoofiand's German Bitters superior to
all oreparstlone now tome.
Jang9ON, Ls., Aug. I, 1a54.
Dear Air —I feel bound to expreee my gratification to you
for the Ineslttible betted I barn denred from the tee of
two bottles of your German Mars. I hare fogad them to
mend ll themme them to be, and cheerfully mon ,
to the public se a tufa and ewe remedy for
the dlresses they see Intended fcr. and anvesior to all
pref•r•tlnne vow in id...4.'1M rerlecaNlYAnytas.
Soli. wholesale sad retail. At Dr. GEO. G. 111YBEIVEI
Drua flora 140 Wood et.. eV or the GoLion Mod.,
Ithenmatism.—The racking 'pains, OA
s wollen limbs. the inabliltr to nee a muscle without ter•
tote moat intense,—thee and many other rutfairiss are
all familiar to those who have been afflicted with the
disease that heads this article: and It is for the cure of the
same that we hare this day plumed an article in favor of
Kennedy's bitdiml Discovery. Mr. Joseph Ewe 11.... of
the [fret citt‘itte of Quincy, sal. "i wee bed.ridden the
whole of one winter tbroush Rlieumat bottles of
the Discovery made mewed es ever." We mold ell our pa
per with shallar teetintonisis, but we trust that this will
be sollicient to Mince Rbetunatice and all troubled with
tumors to use this mud/.
Bold by Dr. GZO.
P.
lISYSER, Wood strret... wbola ,
sale agent; JAMYS PLEMLNG, Allogheny.
oola:dt•Ei
Pure Cod Liver Oil—E.vory bottle war
ranted to bo riuro Cod Lim Oil .
For LA. , cure of itheumattre..
for the cure v Scrofula,
Pg. the cure clacue,
Fa rthe cure of binthoco
For the cure ginger.
Air the cure ea Sbas Dieearee.
For the cure of Chronic .Erysicelos.
fbr the cure of Chronic Bore
/hr the cure of IThtte Stodding,
lbr the cure of Glandular Swelling;
At- the cure qf Clrriee of the Boom
Al. the can of ?Wm:unary ansurnptiou.
Ar the tozre . of Chronic Ihvy•Le,
tbr Me cure at Richter.
Rr the cure erDlreaves of the Bladder and Kidneys.
FM the cure of Gondetuticnal eleakz=l and Cnmera
Sold by the quart, gallon end la bottles by the dozen or
single bottle; evrry bottle warranted pure Ood Elver Olt
at the Wholoaale Drugstore of Dr. GEO. EY. KEYBEII,I4O
Wood et.. sign of the Golden Mortar. °ea:dam
To Nervous Sufferers
A. retired clergyman, restored to health in
a few dam after many years of great nervone enifering.
le =alone to make known the means cf enzw. Will send
(free) the prescrlptlon weft Lima the Her. JOHN N.
DAGNALL, No. t 9 Fulton Street. Brooklyn. N Y.
eel9;:mdeoda3oterB
Prof. Wood's Hair Restorer.—A Ilea
LW, Restorer,
Mr. Pamuel Jones. a Methodist elergyMen. residing In
Murraysvillo. Westmoreland county, sore Shia WS bait
had been getting gray for the lest twenty years, and wan
disposed to fall not. Ile wed two bottles of Prof, Wood's
Hestorer, width entirely stopped the falling out of
the hair all the halt creamed its orlghs'al color, and has
kept the color now for ninwfmonthe. Thl. le a out.on
ease, but we publish it bemuse It Is near horne, so that.
the:bublie may be remein cod that Wood's Hair Rubs?,
to what It purports to be. bold at rue, two and three
dollars per bottle, at Dr.l3Eo. IL KEYSER'S,
nottliterS N 0.140 Wood It., wholesale and retail egent , '"...
Pectoral Syrup—Dr. Keyser' Peet(ijtt
Syrup our.. couch,:
Dr, Keyser'. Putoral Syrup eorarmldal -
Dr
lii"liTrgilett - res Influenza.
-1, Keynes Pectoral Syrup cam Drouckitle:
for larynetle tale Dr, Keytter'a Pectoral Byrutt:
Fcr Incipler.t cousucapllon take Dr. Keyser's Proton
amp:
for cold-In the bead take Dr. lioyaer's CestornlSTrurc.
Dr. lieyrer's Sectored Syrup tritell acre Won%
Dr. rinser's Pectoral Syrup cures damn:
Dr. Kern's Pectnal Srrall cures old wodbr•.
Dr. ReTfain Pectoral Syrup rum all landsof 'llse/see.
alle lungs and breast.
Prepared an& wad by OIL 01.0. U. KEYOIW.
No. 140 Woo.l mt., filtn of the Golden Mortar:
60 CL,. Lad fl per Lott', noB;ditwB
Brithin and Continental Excnange.
DUNCAN, XUERMAIi & CO.,
ON TIER UNION BANK. LONDON
Those Drafts am available at all tho prin-
ChM! Tree. orkeran. N. Mellarel and Ireland. and IS.
nelnnent.
We aner draw rl(arr n 1 LIAI on
RI. A. Grunebaum AL
IRANI C PORT a MAIN.
Vlblett .or,. ae a Rer--ittanee to all parte cf•tiermwnJ
Brltzarlsaul.lll4lLind.
Paranna I tend in it to trawl abroad roof Prot. , * Chromic&
ar Lettors of Credit, on width Money run be . obtained. as
In any raft ihmonu
f3. , lteottous of MC. Noted. ma other &townie., In nu•
von.. will matt. !mi.Pt attantlon.
Inf. IL WILLIAMS & CO..
Wood. tumor Third .treat.
BAGLLEY, COSGRAVE & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
Nos. 18 and 20 Wood street, Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
ISAAC JONES,
CAST STEEL
..11/30.
SF RING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL,
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
Corner $023 and First Streets,
cii9..ly Pin:4BM 4212. P.l.
~ e ~.•_,,~, h~.
SIANITPACTWILISII 07
ROOFRW IMPROVED PATENT
Steel Cultivator Teeth,
CORNER Roes &VD SLUT STREETS,
GOAlyro PITTSBURGH. PA.
HENRY H t COLLINS,
TORSVAIWING AND
OOMMISSION _MERCIIANT,
AND WtOLTJ3AIAi DEAL= IN
011&ESB, BUTTER, EMUS, TM%
And Produce GeraerallT.
No 23. liVeo4 Shiest. Pittabttrzb
HATS, CAPS AND FURS.
WO 0 R .D & CO..
WROLESALE & RETAIL
HATTER 5,
131 Wood Street,
Have Omen on bends tall sad complete et, clt of
LIAM CAPS. AVD PUB. 2.
Wholesalo and Retail
sold at the Loans. Essrm Mims, to ablch theT lavas,
attention of All purchasers. oe'Adtt
EAGLE STEEL, WORKS
JOSSES DILWOETH & CO.,
(81NC123054 TO LICILEM,Vicavr 1 CO.)
NASOTAO7ITAIHA OP
Cast Steel, German, Saw. Blister. Plough
AND
SPRING STEEL;
AXLES, VICES, SPRINGS, PICKS,
Mattocks, Wedges, Harrow Teeth, Ice.
WAIIISIMEIL Ao. 117 WATKR FITILSET,
Between Wood ma Eitalthfleld,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
J•uuvr 1 Illadrialkihr
For Oonsompiaon, Scrofula, &o,
BAKER S CO'S
Medicinal Transparent Cod Liver Oil
if ighly esteemed by the Medical 'Faculty
throughout the United States Melte PnritY, eneotneea
and ntiltbrmity. hamediat, and enrarior efficacy.
A rcelority of the rerldent phyrfolana of Philadelphia
glee thla Oil the Junction of their high epploral, and •
• Lek. of tbeir confidence. recommend It to their patient
and preecribe It In their practice.
Asa remedy tier ConeumPUnn. Bronchia% Asthma
Gout, Rheumatism. General Debility. and •lt Scrofulous
Affections, it elands naileelled, ederling a clues or etierte
sting entiering when other ma:ll4m have tutted,
Id.atacaured only br JOHN 0. BAKER 100., Ha
100 la, dd Want, FDti•detpbt.. and told by the Ennzaista
e tab lacy and eleretere. so2lored
Sufferers with Diseases of the Bladder,
'thirteen. Gravel, Dopey. Weakness, te.. read the adrer•
%foment In another rolamo. headed (meaning
Prepszeiton." nottplferti
Toothache is Instantly Cured by a few
drops of Dr. Keyser'. Tooth. Ache flemedr. -
Hold at DH. KEYHDIDB. 140 Wood street, at 1 eta. per
bottle, not/ tali
Coach and Carriage Factory.
JJOHNSON, BROTHER k I CO., corner of
Belmont and Babson. streets. Allegheny Mt. treuld
respertrallr Mfered their friend. and the Dahlia 11012•TILi•
It. that thay...are manntesturleg ,Thrf . =
/4e11=4/111tre.glelebs sod eh ote. •
All order. will b: t ettgl l eliriNe t e l lfrlCt Mod to dan.
blllty end talent of . Raped.% will Ids he attended
Mon the moat reeernarde term. Veinal. all their wort
the beet Mutant titian. Pelmet.' Wheel Ruff, 0007 feel
metldent that all who farm them ezether k. nattodade
willor I =A n to ft gri f tlam r a tall pa= DUI ,
thee:ea - 'tee
nod:lrd
A T MURPHY& BURCHFIELD'S another
IL lamella of • '
and.Fwll Winter Goode, •
huiwt bean reealsed. •
.La pedal. attention Is halted to oar 'ettedeldre snort,
.meat o 1 Giotto and Cesslaueres for men . and boys' yew,
aril for Laakes•Cleaka• •
Cantu fderchsnts wishing tO rapionlale their stake
WILL and ' , n ay styles of seam and deaf:able dood• at
:sate= viola. • ml4:davr,
QOL
• • sodkus-Weetera
• 4. ,
fe ll ame l Gil tub and aIMI Woo4'
Tt " 0r .. "1! ' - by 71;/UN '
entheitret,,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
.llegheny •
County, as. •
the Orpheus ' Court of said coon
.
I t r
natter
tr. al
of the Waren of the Estate of Errs G.
Nelion, deceased. At km.o4, Jane Tenn. In& And neer
to wit November lbth. 1846. on motion or J. I. alla.
Attorney of Hot, 0. Hawn, petalookr, the Cou rt sr
wore-and coat= the vela-anon and Ayyreleement MAU
by the tanned In tta above
coned Arent a Bole Count s .
parties Interpsted to come In appear In said
on the eth Saturday (itth day) ot Neecencher, A. 0.. tut.
and scoot or reface the mad estate at, the said valuation
and abussiaentent.tOr &ow canoe vby h u
I tate ahordi not to sold to case truly or any - of them ehonld
n od hat or Infants tate and accept thsame se efereadd.
ado Ihrater order the BALI to to eerred B u r l y
none each of Bad parties es reside within the =oar_ of
Aneahear. and non ell others eft them by Publication for
four moment ye irezke In the Legal Journal and Ptilsburgh
Weekly tuatte.
• by the otehet, JOHN ISOHINER.Cjork.
Pantta teaszsr.
Yer7 Henan. magi:tt Allegheny ayantY,Pe
c.r" residing at Niagara. State of Nen York.
Cloaks Clara and Amanda natant at thaledools.
state of Noe York,
tvaittstg at Caledonia. State of Ney
York.
In State cf Nen York.
to a i 7 a e .
.= t ri . j. di V i t Ira or chwocte Palley. riddles
AI
I. HWnder, Wert of taloorh o eint.
.
19,4L50r
Estate ot Geo. Maltenbiiger. deo'd.
JLETTEES. of Administration of the Estate
crowns tenberger. deo'i, Dave been granted to
.. g h pang and tamest (lemur. Erwutore.
persons indented to the estate are ruirtgeted to make pare
=mat, and all perrone having clabsi upon the was to
amend their rMime. duly 'lusted, Mahe made, risme7l. at
No 70 Third street. Pittsburgh.
JOttIAR IcING. 1
sax% ooltsstr, jr. , eut , ....
TEE Executors of the Will of George Mil
tenberger, late of ialecheny City, deed. r ger for sale
on troaao tpurth the Mandan. Unt ileum and
around,. lately occupied by the deceased. reentlett On the
South Commons. In Allegheny City, sad extending bsek
along bandoeky street to Water street. Ths. walikuown
moped,. is one ertitng most Disalble, costudious and st•
tractive reellemeng in either clty.
Also. for we valuable Banding Tate lastoluomely eltec
ate between Pennsylvania Avenrinaml the Monastic/hula
river. in thalith Wan% of theory of PittsbraEla.
70Mall NINO. 1 E
&AWL tioamty. jM'Aiere• 40.
E=!=tl
rilllWO GOOD FARMS--At a great bargain
both minuted in Prestos county. Virginia. Claw to
lirandcndlle and Bruceton, on the edge of a reed Turn-
Pike road, One of them warble of 170 acres, near 10 acres
cleared, ingot It is asked to there bottounsoil ridged.
body of coal Turner the land; • young orchard, co.fortallbs
Dwelling lioureand Fame Barn:well . ..taxed with Oise?
failing springs. This le Infect a =Wet Yam, and will be
told low
the cit or tredsOnsr city procerty, the owner now resid
in In y.
Alao, • Parma 164 acree eituatel near the abote,yfiaa
about 60 acres cleared. 15 acres of which is creek botionn
this farm is also close tO thorn:twits road, • 0/141 and
Bay 01111. Losprovementeerusist of two Dwelling Loorea.
buns, ftsme•eptiog -Louse, Blacken:lth blsop • coat
Yams Church and Bawl Louse. PlelgtibicaLruarlt
end healthy, aid • line situation foe K store and limber_
badness. Apply to BLAKLY
stt eILCBIEYe,
noledawl
._
LADIELADIES ATTEND--Tho Alagaiincerfor
December hare comertth th e Istenfaebtmea.
S
Lades Boot Mr Dorembor26
Yeneson'a Laden
Etrat.l9 . 6
••
Art Journal Lon^_cn. Inn: I
BOOK&
BOOBS, BOOKS.
The memoirs of Faloontridu.c a coUsotion of humorous
and evert der econe• br the lat• Jonathan T. lietler.
N. P. Willie hat tune, Paul Y.o• or parte of •11 re nu
told. Tide le considered P . Wilde beet a.ed.
end for tale by
W. A. 0 ILDZSVIWNEY
Wth et., ormits ,he Theatre.
E _ .
XE CU TOR S NOTIOI.--Notico is hereby
La es. that Lettere Terementary hoe. been ernoted
to the subscrlbsre on the estate ci Dfai,i Phalli% late of
Pnenden township, Allegheny county, deed. All remote
Indebted to gad tenets ere to ineeted to nuke Innnediste
paginunst, sod on haring dams neslost It to preeent
then, properly entbentioated, rettlentent, en or bee
fore theist ofJestnery, 1E47. NELSON PHILLIPS. •
Dr, C. W.TUWAOHYtD,
• -
nol9.6terT Snowden Township.
110SEPo. HORNE Er. CO.sronid respectful-' —
d Iyhaferea their =tenure and 'be public sena dir -
t.t they are noir In rexint oe their nee.nd MAI of
Yell and Winter Trimmings and Millinery hoods.
Baring Ws oar received by Brame some beantllol
and draftable Drew and . Clesh Trimmings In Eneenla. •
Intone. Moss also, Sllonaille.Crov.dll, Vieux's. linear
and other steles Of lArui. In all oars; to elnieh they
Write an eery from the ladles. at 77 alatket at.
rThe Colored Lsdies of this ty will
boy] eIIKSTIVAL, .t APOLLO MILL. on Fourth street.
in THU kW DAY end PALDAY. Nov. 20th usd Yltt. - lo the
benefit of Bev. Peasevedit's
The tinblls ere ratpcotfolly invited to attend, as tho
articles on exhlbition and fnr sale trill be of the fineet
Br order of Committer. n019.2td
Cleveland. Ohio
%IC MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS.
—The wrest eels of Lots for Msolotsetririne wad o ch.
er urposes takes roes the 2 75th . in Cleveland. Ohio
Boo p Bills .17,15 vol •
frABLE
.. .I , 4,4lkajeir o rariite= Stand -' lais ° l2 (blare .
2 ,~ra¢c street 4:lTl:aetory .i . d a _foK . e.kle at No. Ie
PIULLIM
riIIRANSPARENT GREEN OILCLOTH of
X
• Aaperior qual It y ...Id different widths. loot reed
from our reanofsetorr and Mr eirio. whole/ale and retell.
a; No. II 6 Markets:teed_ J. a 11. PLULLIPA.
iIR. JACOBUS' SE FUSON tho Apostolic
J 1 Enloot Presehheits.o4 Mlnietering. Pelee 15011
t pobliehed (et the=neet or the BMA)
JOrilt S. LANIC.UN,
Lol9 el Market etree.t, below Yousth.
LIR. SPRAGUE'S GREAT WORKl—An
frof the Arno-limn Pulpit. or Commemorative-NO.
bees o f
- Distinguished American Clergymenof veal..
D.ll:lolMinationt, fronalhe early eettlement of te country
to th e elms of khe year 1355, with histerlesi lutroduettou.
111 W. B. Sprattus. no l4l)., 2 vols. $5. Just reed .1
toe sale by J. B. DAVIEOSI.
PARIS CLOTU SLIPPER PATTERNS-
Something now and very handsome, just the thing
for children. prerrnte, reed thl, day at
noI9 11p M.'+,77 Market
lIILTED 1100 P SKIRTS —ALA plain
Ill o gullted nine, cut.ref i ra 3
.77
.1111EARLS-2.0 casks—a pure article—reed
g_ and for sato by nolli BELL A laaarrr.
THEY ARE JUST TILE 'ARTICLE -
This U wbst every grotlrun bar/ aft& trosesir
croon: the Patent ensmelsi ?boy are blirbly fn.
lobed. misting attar}, of Sifter DrrrrlrStloo tosgrr than
aux' other kind of
on foliar, Ind besides are rota s plias
whtrh really wderful.
Think of It INN COLLARS for /FORT
Gentlemen are inrlted to examine this srtlels at
CIIWTEIMOC/TIIIO
noir. corner Wood st, and lillsotord
‘IIIARPSBURGR PROPERTY FOR . SALE.
- CoruLstlog of that extensive Saw 11111 and Boat
Yard which law • wide front on the Allegheny later.
Also the mach steam engine and Allegheny
other ha -
tura. for raw na I purpoeen. •
Thle loration is admirably adapted for mitt or boat
yard, n le a
offered low . Apply to
ot
tf LICERINE CREAM—This excellent
Ulf article to warranted to cur. roagt or ebsprod hands
lo all ease.. I'Marrd and .IdJO2. FLEMING.
nelB m•rrner Market at. and Diamond.
ILLER'S COUGH . SYRUP—The beet
article that can bs used for encteht..ohle,
Prepared and sold osay 17 JOS. 111.011t10,
AYER'S.CILERRY PECTORAL-3 gross
cf tale calubrst.u4 rectum! Syrup lust rend sad for
CITRATE MAGNESIA—This active and
V agreeable cathartic can ahraym be o tained at
b
nolS JOS: P1.13111:1CPS.
BONNET RIICILES-500 doz. plain and
fumy Benue. Ruches for sale. AA. M+9oll k CO.
L KETS—A large variety of Ameri
co (1112 utd tatrottel Mai:a - eta for re.
polS„ A. A. MASON A CO.
FOR INVESTMENT —S9,soo.—Wanted
the 'bore amount of lioslners Paper baring 4 to 6
=GB to rua APoir LOo3/1,9,
No. 92 rouro9 et.
AIVK STOCK -FOR SALE-15 shares
LEP Citizen's Drooalte Fault Stock.
non - AUSTIN LOOM , . No. sc Fourth pt...
KOR SALE-83000—A Purchase money
upag,ir. will
!ming 2 stid 3 years to rurt.-
tr bonus will be eV.. AUNTI7.4" LOOMIS.
nun No 92 Fourth pt.
500 LBS EXT.KA MILLED BUCK-.
WITEATFLOIifIt lu Donrld reeks 90. t
reoelTed and for eels for at the Pesods Tea Etore,cepler
of the Diamond earl Diamond alley
nolB RAWOILTIL,BILO. k Brannuak.
MERINO'S GOLDEN SYRUPS-1,000
inistaretand for vale low .t the ?wads Tea et=
ow row alba Dismooti wad Magma slier.
WRAREBOAT just offthe wive, gang .
Inkie,cluins. novae gintt liztaaree ramplets.
Pawllmo of nol9;ited WALL/MX .1; GAUDIIII2.
NEW CASTLE A.ND, 4ARLINGTON
, RAILROAD—NCTICE.—Ttra Mooktiolders of the
New Castle and Darlington Railroad Company are hereby'
notified that an lestalmsut (belngtbs third) of Sire Dol
lar. Dar stare le odled for.payWa at t h e odes of the
Tre purer. on tholSth day of ticronn bar loud. sada tlf ►
sum everysisty data thee - esti& mad the-whole sobtamtp.
Lion is tail.
By order of the Beard nt Trustees.
WI). 11. WILLIAMS. Treasre&
nol3 sales corner Third and Wood it..
s HOT. SDEE ETIXAD AND PIPE.—Ma-
Czahmzgh's Shot add Lead Critarmar , e irises
for November— •
erteet Lead and Me 6 , 4 PR Pound .
•
Patent Shot . Elf. "1 "
Back Shot 7S" 1 _
Bar Lead
trade
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A dlezmmt roadie for ea.& to the trade Apply to
JorIN MoCULLOUUti..Preet
..- ._ - IEO Front amt. n.. Tart.
/AIL SPRUCE-30i) lbs. for sale
'lL 41,21.10FEBTCCa
!kJ
noI7 coma. Sizett sad Wood sta.
XT. FARAXICUM--50 .lbs. for sae by
nol7 B. PAIENZSTOMiteI3.
VATEIARIDES PLASTER-5011s for sale
br Dal 7 B. • . PABNSSTOCE.• Oe,
OSBOURNE'S COLOR OAKS % fotuslng
wllh ot.neel plates. Bra. Green. law, still Mut
juin reed . t N. S. ItiVES, paper otatlatliu7Wznaouse.
corner Market sad Setmnd arrest. • Dolt
Q, TOVES, .
kJ : Fender ,
•
t Ojre Imo., .
; Atove P;pe,
Coal Beat/lea;
Tin and ,Oorver W. 4,
•t, the Iron City Etave Wikrehowe .1
T. X MAIO A 00..
nolS ' 134 Wood et:at
rrIAN NERS'TWHALE SPERM' OlLS—
loitm
Imo eupplyjnet reed aid Sororara,
fIERMAN CLAY-60 tons on hand and
61_11 for tale by nol6 :JUNG BaCe.
QCOTCII SNUFF-3 WAIL Garretea just
14_7 ised .d far rata Or WIXICLINOI3IIOS.
c4_TANDARD PATENT MEDIOINES--A
,7 haws arid camplet• aw.ortment an
-hula
anNOd f a v a le
by nolb .IMo.
yiaNGES---Olase and Metal—Alarge
just reed end for ale by WLEMIBO BYO&
MEAL-200 kw. to arrive And for
rueV. by =7 axis a BEIWIER.
OLASSES-10 0 Mils Sugar Hone°
40 'ID Oda= B.7rCr. In storn anal* mkt,l47_
=lO WATT i wit.aoN
IptUTTER W.-5O kege Somerset county
JEJF Glade Butter. ' . '
1W luau Blacks limaL 'flour; in Arm. 4.1,4 far gale
13010 we're A WILSON.
SOAP -51X1 boxes No 1 Olivo Soap;
100 do Er tr.. do }Wally' eosin
Lai ' do _Aaney &Ad Toilet do .
for Mb/ by nolO WAIT &WILSON
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CI RA IN SCREENS for said yb
.W. 741 7. no oraps a COLLINR.
Ar. D-12 kegs No 1 Lard just ie.:?d and
for gale br ' rot - ATWXLL. LES • CO
VIEUCKWILEAT FLOOR-1000 - - on
lAnd 'mkt far Pal. LT REM A ItIiAAAIL..
BJUEB APPLES-40Als for sale by,
1. 1 2 JIMMY IL COLLIN&
BACON SIDES-1 cask akar Sides reed
131 and for alto ,015 • DAVID Q lin= -
SL 1131011 pELLS aatic'd for Bale by
sals i Roues a cattiOns:
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