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RA,TES • 01? ADVERTISING.
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:71)0 Eno 1.70
Do three 400
010 too mouth.. w 700
• Do ids oo
Do ;Ware 18 00
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sa ouv, asap/11114st Dleuurealxv
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&EatialCorropanurnee of LAo Gazelle. fl
,ierp?rnum, Nov. 14,185 G.
. -
• - F.--::ltten years 'ago any cue bad predicted that
4 ; 4 •rioi a traveller' step on heard'the train in
City'and koi.p - tolho -sea every pace
—of the . ,'distancebetween that point and Quebec,
Lower Cliteda, be Would have been langhed
at . . .
In thot,the road is now complete:to. Troia
plasolesi. 160.. mites below Quebec. , Leaving
itildo fora moment the tontiootion which is wade
2 . " • 'bitiwien the Ohio, Nell' York and Pennsylvania
Railway 'tuatara - by means of the snspitision
o `.bridge across the Meow's) %River,: the , .Grand
Trunk iinfiviayr,
wow* arms 'to Anterleans and ill.tiis• age of
''Z , , , „7: - ...noitays, ,It embraces in its ramillattione . i
•" '' ' continuous Ibm of railway from Troia Platelets -
abort, mentioned, to Port Sarnia. on lake Ha
rtdc''S'disianoo.of 800 miles. • alesides this ;hero
iribiabcdt'linelf from ilillirilla to Piteiiotongb,
and, la point or Um; Val first opone4 in 1858
from this city a. Portland, in hlalne, a distinct,
of 222 miles. The , total length Stunbrokru
ininunntilcatloi Woo - secured, or to be
~ ' sicired by the ion4letioinf th4griat Victoria
Bridge errors the Bt. isirenco here is upwards
Taking this city as a Ida:Rl
we .hire, riilway extending welt to
B
- - Toronto, thrnci to" Stratford dietanco of 421
extending to Pistoles east, a
distaste .of 310. halo; end. another south to
Portland 292 miles. , only break in tlio
obain is titan Milo Bt. - Lawrence, to opan arid h
tho grand hridge' is now: in procwn of
:. - ..,';'..'coristruetiori: It was to celebrate the temple
144tientio-)kr Aimee great thorongh&res knoWn .
; d'eusikasilway, thatklonireal gate
'sltid goifiaiinireileptiort to guilds from all
':l:Otite'el-Citimiiiand,the Baited States, of which
than Aitio'obil , otthitt to 009 in the remainder
orildahnetidetter: . •s'
loot dropped vitt from BufEalo: Tat.
ing the train . ' on Monday morning we were
along - to'Nagara in 'a .few rainntim, 'where
many of us etopped over, atrain to look it the
Palle; the Clifton 1101130,'&a, the latter °deka. '
fed in the chrontoles'of Brooke and Barlingame.
• Will any hod, - i3spact 119, just from tho hot po
laical contest 'thick has just ended for the me-
itent,to write r.hont Niagara Falls? to hoot in
atheism, or in hooka of posts, or poetasters for a
`- eontipiaat,, riqtno,, or an epignali to eater
into !'labored :crake-eel Ppee the "large gem
lity_lOf yater".: that tronblss otter the roots in
thimosailtyt inidar.the present or any other
etreumatanooe'nay heAr +its expect it, taoy
toilisaptiolatoil. 'that man has actjuit estimate
al hia"ova poiero;:liho attotaita to .*o‘trihe
*.ttithosetilittLitive.soost thins;
Tee tittot4'eavamitticati:that as fir - os O;isis ,
lashed tronaesidetus there they ' are thoossis
Jima day to 4r,y - to those 'Pilo brio tasser:4tatt 7 .
od upon the eaejet!tlof u2toreas,therb
ire. •
oey; risit the oCticroe• - 11euot!' et - the ear
. • •
22almc=ond Art •Inith each eir'the
Niegers attar. Whet the Falls rkin the fermor,,
--the Baspenitee Bridge is istito latter. boogie°
Chauth; wore, as iffi are toid by
Beidogieti;"'qtthe- Piton shish
. .
Nisgsra'a Otitis, 'spiraled at a
bound by littrotara stbieh appears no lees solid
; Shan The u;etual - fi t oks; out of. !Mott seems to
sprie& I Ida! thought, be I sir it, that
. ,migk6lslhupoaticklish.footing on that bride° :
niighd - hi:soding 2 , "What if this etionla iile3voy
tote .u - pOn RV!: ton isuly, the
thenezt, in fact; never Visite one when upon it.
Nano that with. the hastiest weights fiver
pined -'optst - the - rails; st-leveling instruseco—
,
, Vpuit level' —.discerned a sag of same Lail
-.73fivh, There It strode, Ase ormoneat Of the skill
Aid genius of Mr- -1 . 1.4- 0 1 iiikt MC/It/MP IL, MASI
as long so stove and lean, as they
are 11 prery -poseible - . way - from the corroding
":'action of thnelemente, shall 'entiore. Four vire
0044 resting on talisman lowers on eittiorshore
- .r.'Atiettnr" t:the stetiettiro 'which is anchored ;by a
Mot - used Iron rola oliCatiains co the tootti.ho-
.
16* 4.lad ist the. !'foot-era) pities ureter
tlist rail, and the' whole is finished with an rye to
beeuty •ns.rell use of thiti..twitir-pisce of
name cnuadnihand is here dineover-
tlwblch suspended the to:lauded across tbo
d the elegant bridge scretn th e
Monongahela at-Pitthbursh: Honor to whom
bionor la Aar,. Htiat'oanuot intent:ink ItibOr
. *bit fearful chasm can it not s an
what height _not scale, what depth not sound,
. .
: , I"tlutt breadth not m e By that oco
itroke, se it were, which craned ea with the blow
of Hain this beautiful strboturo into existenoe,
the whole "list railway system or our own coon.
try islat looto'upon Cascade, end ore aro linked
-by iron hands somas the roaring, (owning bar
tier whiclxbisturo bad. interpoacd between 'tyro
'' - 'peopienisbeiteoafornorolal end general industrial
!dories are identical. • As we shoot out
Piagita ' rattr olnoobrinea bridgo - we hen'
'*A ' f i ll4 tie " o f thel*g; thotl&b . 'aSs ditittinee go
iseet l is to dotritcteenthwhattrona their mijestio
height_ es it your perch in thn
At Clifton wo took the cats (tithe Grist Woet-
Braliteil to Himitton, 43 elites Perilous tray
' ellieg farifereiG4, et this • pint . tshe the ours
tor, Ntrat, and thence by the Coulee! Michigna
llsildity
Theis boned te , Montreal et this
ty
aire'4ge Giant iil , `/Og the
a 'lee to
uke OtlWe°,
- criteria °-
ailies montroal
I'oroibs.And 33
3
Bak Ito4rilton Envy Toronto ,an: smart illd thri
ring' et tlea sifuited 1 . 90n: - .li.iio upon. Dotitgo.
.
The: hsomicipuliOn cr 4c1,040, m ny firm
"1 " 311 4 10 1M bentirit Lyiemr."or ibo Lnko
'efintiliinkrzwai . to the horizon, bluer end bow:A
lton an the,Oroan; Tbirdiallway is ordentli and
solid • the bridges all din:err and !dor atone work
of tho most' oubstantial = transonic,. The porton
who Ott ' /08 With him from thn United States
qacigaln Pirewt Is -oald,
bleak neCeerafy
b 3 his opinion -after ..*-iippS'obsariWoli
vhat, Watera Now York Jo r wide . a'ud
lightinl r oralltrh 16vel'44 . ftp,7akk•ti v0610,6=d
. .
it; taxa in rketz;:#ootoptlY, ae 6 ltsrdqn , ' it
to been been Aptoriitinised, for the
lege! ttnd towoiliaio ti.einn4 B Dent end' thriving
sippenranocr trllb tiboiai New Eagitind
_Sad New
York. tnedinot. flooko of .eittep - mr4=l4rds of
black attic - fend !von the InfStownt:Abn farm
botuteoireelinelods: sod coraortsble, , , cud every,
tittisopeslis of sodded:and Industry,:
fetterlin extended itself - to s CODA
VOlengtb,aed srbst. we did 14-24pntreskta
'With LOW cordial a. valcaray , 116 'faro "ieGetrid,
foam tho snl jeat otitib titer !ottkr
blolr?.)tgai, Nov, 14tt4.186,6.
A tnlbi'of eighteen
,Pootoogrr oars loft Boot .
'Colt Tateday tor Montag", and
among tho root Orowd of =visitors xe took ;oar _
soak:'Toro mo n st er toginoo ao,opiotor
R ay Poor a totatai level so- is prairie tied rich in
tat ihe - Prod uro W nl of. ' fertile 801 - flaw Ito
roads our way...thf,"gkleatio°l groves of birch,
moral ,- or ohootolit, sad soon &/bta out PM { ILO
Pebb l y ebore of the 0 11 0 Qatariay rolliing to RC.
MOtoot - P 01 b 6 7?" 4 old ocean , tgiiatdO
Oina we Agra burt7ing ?e 1 "/rd• No w
Itolpattooffroo a rordatafvolos village tibia
tta-10111074' has Orlftig:lia7o4°2l:it
•
cll W4phlgileSlin Pribtabackii.ba
PREMEN
K:rT;-M.• : - ....: - Y-' , .,'-::.-:: • •
tit grain with. its - white fortifications, the rod
tag
,England on the . paraper end - lirnping
lame frOns the - far peninsula of. the Blink Sea
loringiriOn - quiet about the strcits..:..Cobourg.
with.• its vide , and busy streets ending in the
hiker passed la review as in a panorama, and
anon die broad Bt. Lawrence with its thousand
lidaude now lit up by a splendid moon near its
fall, Came in to mike ups picture which one
•
shouldsee taappreciate.
The people with - whim we were traveling
Were mostly English. ' is' only-wheaten) gets
into CainediiZest !bathebears the Frei:tailor:quo
spoken to any extent , We were told by overt!
gentlemen with ,Whora-we conversid, that pro-
Pretty ail along The • line of the railroad bad ad
vanced greatly in price since that great ther
ringhfare had been opened.' It wee in Pert Hope
that a lot of land bad baensold for 9800 dollars
per acre, which ten lean agtr would not have
sold for otie fortieth 'part of : that sum.
As all thinge will have on end, so bad our ride,
and at ono o'clock at sight we dashed.into.Mon
treat which was al4.ablase with bonfires end
illaminatioini. 4 Now'estse the tug of war. Cabe,
hicks, F 4000405 'on every Olaf: Whoro will
yen lo sir! . What house, whet einamer, 'what
.residtmosel elionted- in every. key, in Eaglieh
tad In Ptentih. Wu weeLto EL Lawrenee Hall.
Alll'alL "Hikers, ban I.go" ssys one. "No
where.?? "Can't you tuake me a pallet, on the
floor?" gglaren't a piyow narrn quilt left."-:-
"Can't I have s chair by the stove"? “God .
Ikea me, air,", says the landlord with a sympa
thising smile, "they are ail taken."
la spite of oL the. moat princ e ly hcopitelity on
the part of the.people, may 'bittern were oblig
ed on the first night of their arrival to tnke inch
O plane in streets aria entry rrnyo es they could
Led. .They say that: There were more than 30,-
00 etrengern in the jelly tinting the height of
the. "rash." We found on the morning 'after
our iireival a friend whe opened hie hortsato no
and made oar. visit lone which wo can never for
get forrbenonifort and kindnore which wo onjpy
ad-
A grand Banquet had been.. prepared for
Ti r ednoaday. Au jClOlO[lllO procession paraded
the streets in the morning. The varions tradat
Were there repreeented; the dignitaries of the
Province rode oecompatded by their aides. The
whole was escorted by n large body of the mill
tary, and marched to the pingo of some of the
finest of their regimental bands. It was evident
to the looker on Medan this was but preliminary
to sterner duties; that business was noon to come
up requiring all of our attention. What this
was we found on arriving at the Banqueting
Hall. Tho tables recto spread for 11000 peels
and were entirely fined. The whole-immense
Nan when we sat dowu woe decorated with var.
Lam banners, the lieglieb,_French and American
prAominating. Unclo fain and John Bull here ap
peared in friendly anion. Commerce called there
to be friends: The iron rasa linked them In one.
Fropa the distant lakes which separate their do.
minions, from' the far Prairies of the West and
the distant , rivers of the North the people of
each come together not to fight but to fare,—
And each fuel To, giro our readers an idea of
it we make a ehort quotation from the Bill.
476' Diehee of Hew, gerniehed with Jelly;
176 Roupde of Beef. with Jelly; 200 Smoked
Beef Toaguee; 209 /toned Turkeys; 100 Zilla'
of Veal' - with Jolly; 100 Boar's Heads; Bear
* • 400 Oyster Pies; 100 Chicken itslittl; 100
Lobster
I ItIAST
1200 Diuhos Roast Boit; 100 Dibble ',Rout
Lanib; ' 100 •Dibben Roost Pork; 400 Roast
Chickens; 400 Roust Turkeys; 1.00 Roast Goose.
• • ,
400 Dinßia. Partiidgos; 100 Dishes it Wild
Dpoktr; 100 Dishes of llover Wcuid 0.20 k.
The above is hat a specimen.. It Would take
halt's column to enumerate the relishes, fruits,
)ellies, ornaments in sugar main cake, eta., Me,
Which tit . - 4,W thi heard. 1:13 , th.e plate of every
aitigle: . guest ' - afi(a.bott.le of GheinpAgrie, and if
'ona wiana eufficientplegty wore in hand ar
ranged in biukets and in boxes, inviting eicry
130 , 1Yt0 niake themselves stupid at their
pleae
'are'. At the bead of the main table, on raised
suntans under the Meta national banners of
-Airierina,.Fronse aid Ragland, sat the - Mayor of
'Montreal, the Governor General, the Bishop of
Montreal arid Judge Day (on American by birth),
~It i erit.,Gonl Sir Wm. Eyre, who led the troops
lii the atiack:tipon the Re tea under tho walls of
Sebastopol, and whose name figured so conspicu
ously in the chronicles of the times as the leader
of that hardy band who actually penetrated tho
lints of the Russians, and established himself
with fifteen hundred men in the "Cemetery"
which ho he'd without sower for twenty-four
ham. lie is a good boost looking man, with
more cif that hantocr which we are apt to cxpeet
In eminent Englishmen who , can afford to wear
as be does ordere, docaratione and medals tram
the hands of Kings and Emperors, who, as the
QM world thinks ere eo ninth better than other
mortals. ;Besides the above theie were on the
dais Gel. Tooke, Sir Wm. Logan, lion.. John
Ross, Moffat, Ron. Mr. apnea, Mr. Penne.
father, and froth the United States Ron. Millard
Fillmorn, Erdlov. Feat of blatire, ,Senator Wil
son of - Massachusetts, Mr. Rico, Mayor of Bos
ton, etc., eta..
ceramonice of the banquet were opened
by the grand hymn, Sod save the Queen, sung
by thousands in the hall and ancompanied by
two fine beads in different parts of the bulling.
The President of the United Suttee was then
prtpimed in the midst of thnnders of applause
'the band playing Hail Columbia and wan re.
sponded to by Senator Wilson• is the following
manner: •
Be said that hs responded to the toast not on
ly on his own behalf, but on behalf of the citi.
tens of the United States (Cheers); and be thank.
ed them (the citizens of Montreal) (or their cor
dial reception. (Cheers.) Hewes sure he only
gave utterance to the feelings of every American
there Uneasy, when he eineerely thanked them
(the citizens of Shane!) for their hearty' re
caption Cif the toast which had just been propels
(Cheers,) viz, the health offthe Chief fling.
ietrito of the United States. (Cheers.) lie
(Senator Wilson) congratulated them ort the feet,
that the people of British North 'America, and
those of ad United States could meet together
as rivals certainly, tut still as cordial
(Cheers.) True, differences had arieen between
the Milted States nod throat Britain, But be wan
glad to know that these differences were in
course of being eatiefactorily settled. - (Cheers)
Re (Senator - WiISOD) knew that every manly sou
of New Unstilted would join him in fraying that
he witneesedwith pride and admiration :the de. 1
Talopment of th 6 commerce and industry of, the
people of Briligi North America (olleen). lie
(Senator. Wilson) would' say, to 'the people of I
Canada. "Go on, in yelirgiorionsnareor, there
is a bright fitter° before_ sons, ittinfors - your ap;'l
pertenitles; for your prosperity was that not oft
ly of the Brovinco, but likewise of the wide ex- I
I
tent of America" (great 'chagrin.) 'l'ho people I
of British North America and those:of: the Uni
ted States were bound together' by kindred in
etitutions (cheers,) and they were met! together
that d.ay by a treaty of of reciprocity 'of kindly
offices, which was beneficial to the people of both
countries. - (Cheers.) They were proud °reach
others prosperity, (cheers) and.Oed grant that
the industrious sone of British North Antorica
and those of the United States would ever meet
as friends [Cheering]; for he believed that Brit
ish:North America was destined to play hereaf
ter an Important in part the history of the world
[tatters], and he trusted that Cod. would guide
thol4 in nil their' undertakings., [Cheers.]—
There was something deeply interesting to an
American In the history of British North Ameri.
ca; for in that history were preilertied the mem.
ems of thooe great men, the:' intrepidness of
Frazee, of England, end of America, srlie.; - in
fernier times, met together on the.bleodi` field
sat Wife, Vend trice of "hear, heir, hear." But
he Winked, God that they lived timer°, Femo
ral times, tusd the only triumph that' they were
eseembled to celebrate that day was a triumph
- of skill sod ,133d11.1try '[6bEirfi];`'Terl to :assist
'tech:otter in theieendeavors to develone there.
r canteen
. 44 the North Amerman Provinces. I
neare.-1 The tiorernor General had alluded
barium [elleera), a stat#Sronn in nrkeSe
premature grave were hurled many great pros
jecte forlhe.developeinent or the ' regal:Den of
Canada., :nears:J.. In conelcsion: he would
Ova tnent' on* PentiMintr _ "prosperity 10:146
lieoo9 of Canada, end success to its ' tiovern.
meal" - (Lim) Cheers.] '
.
The Y. PoUt owe: -
It is stated that Senator
isntonevarill occupy ewe ea the plettorto on tho
eicaaten:of Pr. Speaker Beam', addroia tierpre
the' Beaten Mercantile Llbrary'Amoolittlon on
t.p019111 tett.. The Traveller saye that-CoL'Fre
inoit oral laciniged.o ,- delfrei- - a4octere Worn
4inksieiallon.ionte.time:darrog - ilia inactia,
protniblj.npon the anbjeotnl
road;
REMfMME
Tipl7arasri4.-BAInF.-The Lapeaseer r Es
.. The Sitapencloticf-the:aticaster anak Con
tinuestto ba the Maintopic of cachalot' .„To
day a large number of • pimple m the wintry
are in town, many of them fro "socking cora
fort,"culd many of them "folding none!? .The
note hollers will be comparatively safe,
.es'they
are protected by the' clause in ths.char
- ter, but inlets there is admennined effort triads
to right up . the Institution the 'stockholders anti
depositors will suffer heavilY. - understand
that such a determiaation is expresied among
the heavy men interested, and.we therefore
await the result .o f - the meeting of the stalt
holders on Saturday. ! -
The liabilities of - tho banare about $700,000
of notes in circulation, and , o;oop of depoeita,
while the capital of the bank is about $404,000.
What the other assets of the bank may amount to
we of course haveXci means yet of ascertaining.
lithe bad debut, or "outside speculations." of
The Institution,' which ace led to iteembarram.
ment, do dot exceed the capital, thit prolmfdli
tics lap thst. the depositors as well ne the ante
holders will be paid off in tuft in the foal settle
ment of ite affairs."
[ The Examiner of the tams place Heys:
"The notes In circulation will of aerie rill be
redeemed, ultimately, at their fall value, as
they will be fret paid out of the assets; and the
stockholders are moreover. individually liable
td the note holders to the par value of the stook
held by each one. That is; for every share of
stock bold by any person, he is liable to the
amount of $5O to make good -the redemption of
all the notes in oiroulation, is care the wets of
the bank shall not-be eutheleut for that purpose.
Under the worst possible aspect of the rase,'
therefore, there is no room to doubt that the
note holders all Do paid to the last - coat--
The only iaconvelance they can suffer will be a
delay of setae menthe, more, or leen."
The-suspension of this honk ha., of course,
created a sort of toneseineas in toe public toted
lit regard to the other interior hanks of Penn
sylvania, but without any other ground , for it
than the habit of measuring cue by the other.—
There seems lobo no warrant for any general
'suspicion or alarm, nor any neoeseity for'any
.
thing beyond that prudentoaution in mOney
matters which ehoeld never be lost sight of.
The failure of air bank to traceable to illegit
imate sPiculationa or an imjusti6ablo tee of its
discounting; powers. Ite embarrassments are
primarily due to the fact that there ore too
many banks at Laimaater. There are three
such Inetitutioeuf there, which is more time the
interests of the town or county call for; and
lacking profitable employment of its capital at
home, has been tempted to make investments
abroad so as to keep up its dividends. In this
way it wan led to discount the paper of contra°.
tors on unfinished Railroads, who are now una
ble to pay, and to tab:teach securities as cannot
now be made available. For a bank with only
$lOO,OOO capital, its circulation is certainly very
large; and it is probable that after its liabilities
are paid its stock will be entirely swallowed up.
The Philadelphia Ledge says:
"The Lancaster Bank, as we foreshadowed
yesterday would be the case, hen closest its doom.
Bat, 15 to usual on Stich 0000.60110, the creditors
of the bank are cautioned against recrificing
their claims. Thin bank has long been looked
upon with suspicion by those conversant with its
°potations, and the speculative tendencies of ifs
active officer, Its circulation has alt the time
been large--so large as to intact attention, tape
daily at points somewhat remote from the
bank's immediate neighborhood. The late Pres
ident of the Pink, we learn, has been. connected
with various epeculations in gold hunting, coal
lauds, eta., and we understand that at one time,
and it may bo the case now, that his bank tarn
ished notes for circulation, at a small per cent.
age, to one or more of the neighboring. Savings
Fend Banks. The tendonoy seems to have boon
all the time to wander from the business of le
gitimate banking into wild specniations. The
result Ls told." •
Tho Banks of Bonneylvan's, as a general
thing, are prudently and cautiously managed,
and no fears need he entertained of their solven
cy. Brea in this case, the note-holders era
fully'safe; it is only. th'o otockholderi who will
suffer. ' .
Lr.ovuuns ann Lzerusnus.—The Buthatier
leaden - trio abermat at a trouble which tboy
thinketans to - threaten them dinrStek It so
turns out that nearly nil the dhstinguished Lee
intern of the country are men whose nympalbies
are againat Slavery and its extension, and whoee
intelligenee naturally'leads theta to favor FM/.
dom. To permit these moo to overate the North
wtth theft; leentrevraeo-uarnotualcate ed!thelf
intelligence to the lovers of intellectual ability,
given thorn the tremor, an badly as the advent of
an oabelitiooilt' or a ehooloculer in the Saute.
Hence the Petrosylnaniorss. sounds the alarm, and
the little poodle of- the Post, here, tares up the
try in its own insignffeeant way. As an offset to
these fearful lecturers, the Boston Travel,/ cog.
goats a nor of Border Ruffian magnates, who
might begot to spend the winter in the work of
public enlightenment ou eubjeets familiar to 11
than. Thu following names and enbjects might I
answer for a lecturing snout:
DAVIT. ATCIIII.OM—A Xenia-Ruffian Cam
paign.
JODI, BLIPELL,--The beauties of Ballot•etuß
lug.
Ens..sroo 'mat mothod of lying
dorm a rreridrutial oarkoidoto—i.. -
Joan W. Pomr—Exporienoeo of ot.
pigeon.
ROBERT C. WINTUINT—Qtra of Chloroform in
Pontine.
STwerress A. Doraysr—Climate and topoges
phi of Lower Ear-
Fixrcurat W/LIMIII—Nan awl his aerev
dents.
Aran ItYstmas.:—Thee.caonizatiott
spplied to Eloctiam.
BENJAIIIIIi F., llllLLlTT—Platicank•making, or
bow to reconcile "Liberty all over 00tr11 heti
'lege" *ltb the extension of Slavery into ban
yan.
WILLIAM APPLIrou— Five minutes in the
Thirty-fifth Congress—an episode.
NUMMI 8. lizoogs—Tbo Bludgeon—the true
emblem of oirilizetion, (with biographic"l noti-
Oes of oelarsted 1310/thlrelll, "nd a sketch of
Tbugfeem.)
Lams Quid—Forty years Phankeyism—a
trospoollva view from the top shelf of retire.
mat.
blud.anti Fluatoan—The lognititode of kia
putAlea.-a. Prefil4ent by chance, and in 121111130-
ceesful candidate “on purposn."
Damns CROATS—Popular doluaione—inclading
Allonnonittm Somnambulism, and the Declare
lion of Independence.
finny A. Wime—flow to tato :he Union—by
threatening to dissolve it.
Que. G. Gruttan—A Ural, at theipp4llll-11
Family Hisicry.
Wu. B. RUND-3110 itilljOrity for flooluman in
Somerset county.
%Stumm 'l4o,tienbiss—Gonerat Preene, and
how he did tiff be plumed.
Gibutosia--Tbe Assurance of Adven
lutes Yankees, • ;
The. sliEt`stay bo ostestled,, it Dead be, as
the ' sktstscs; • bat . itie number hue
tamed will 4onitlcas mean!' • •
TUE AVItICI - AN 13LAVit Taina,-4•Tho freaking/on
Star, a oemi.inificial organ of the - Notional Ad
.
ministration, taken ground in favorrid to-open
ing the African Slave. Trade. The advocmoy of
thin project knit propoood in South Carolina, is
gradually working its wry northward, and by
1.860 we may expect to son tbo northern demon
racy inaorporating s lt on a now plank In tin plat.
form. ' It will have to do no, if it expects to re
tain Southern napport. Tho Star sap:
"We are glad to poroeive publio attention
awakening to the eubjeor, batime it is one of
vast importance to the future of en ':immense
portion of the American continent that cannot
do its legitimate share in the , commerce of the
world by, and tniabgh - any . other :.than African
alivis labor. Though the holy alliance in 'IL
took measures to stop the trado;lancl though
thlittiovermant, France and England subs*•
gadfly,' by troaty; agreed'to do Optima thing
elan enormous cost, annually, to all bf their
troaaaries, it hos actually donliloil at,losa/ is all
Its'victims incinolatod on the pianist., while it
has notiossonita'a far as the number actually
oblppod is concerto/ Thus 'the result •et all
041 baboon done t 6 put a stop to It has only
to to an increase of all Its bad featior,oar lio'man
of Mamba sense imaginesthat the Afrian no
gro to net , itt better audition in slivery In
Amorla; thaw in , barbarolos captivity or even
barbarous freedom in his nativo land: ' 11661064-
ty , aoperhiditeil 'the abolishment of legality
o f the traffai andinitteri 'zioW look '
no though,
withAhe increasing horrible - coolly alive trade
(which' alreedy.'egtlele thikAtrlati elavelrede fn
cutout when that wee the 'oaten) hi:amity
*lll ere loitg cry. aloud ter the rittloill
'etiotlag reotylotiona un - the' old Votrtten
Aftlei Atka Atlierleo.
LOOtIItEI GT( lux dieettop;oo GO
L'akoi4 this umson 'for exo4a thileb of former
•
"vitro io number antl, fatallty:Llhaphioattp
bona e!ves itoliertaat,',lpe s ist the totally lasi
veshpla; '/Itraggiegide °Vali denture;
ninelirpp4ll6.., two Lop, fire bilgtlind iwenty.
electlsutto'abirik- lOW osiolairilon tiro hum
tite4 lived firim - treat geverattit the !ea•
ear liva:;.ll6ippefirthl,' sad novirle= heard,
,
Ttukemeesitqoat,—.l work recently 1,0.
Gereleitil by bone tcebei, s'Oetaten
c9thige, - e4 , th.e,Histoe ‘ y- - and Condition or the
derautde' t o A.tofertoo,t_conotelee the foliewittg
prinaat par_agenh, se quoted by the ,Allge
.seefaegeaulag : . ,
. ,
PThe Catllia, hare, is the United Emies ns.
Well as du Canacht,:vreild•reno wand 'end. aeoada...
Pliehed pritste sad teachers, who are superior
is mind and intellect to their l'rotestaat breth
ren. This rums the preachers of the old English
eecto,*and they ere bevida themselves with an;
ger. The warehouse of their own theology of
fers them only fee wee:peon Their religion
13 C3ld, hitopieet, hnd yet not rational enough;
thoT. thcrafore,dibal and persecute the Catholie
Church, and represent its priests as the not fe
rocieus beasts of prey, only fit to bv devoured
with skin - and bonen. This ;a erectly the thing
moat agrsenble to the Catholics !uneaten., They
hare plenty of money , which iv evart thing in
America, although has( it comes from Europa.
TArir prisetdoed it well regulated and drilled, and
the mottiltda of a/fir believer obey their command,
like one man. The Catholic Bishop hare already
nom, . at Leah vvthe free States, the greatest politi
cal power. They elect Presidents and Governors,
end igre, moody always Demotratie,„.though they
kno when to change their polities."
Tliti late Presllential election, if not proof ab
solute of thin assertion, will Nerve as A confirms
elan Of ibevoqing bolief in it.
Sratraexwniii Taiwan* ROAD.—The meet
ing of inerchp;ntx in Philadelphia on Wedneeday
night to .ohlain eubaeriptione for stocking the
Stenhouvillo & Indiana railroad, woo not eery
largely attended.. Tho tollowiug reeolutions
were adapted:
Wherete, - .The experience of the past season
boo fully demonstrated to the business interests
of the city of Philadelphia, the necessity of a
more perfect Metre Railroad connection; and
wheress,-the Stenbenvalle mud Indiana Railroad
IC 6 4 imPorlitnt link in the great western chain
ton considerable degree, to remove
the obstacles now existing to the western trade
nod commerce' of this city; and %loess, said
road is now in a 000dition for business, but
stands in grep.t want-of motive power sod rolling
stock; Therefore be it
licsolved,• That the sum asked for stook In the
road ought uti . 6htto to be furnished.
Resolved, Theta Committee of Twenty he ap
pointed by the Chairman of this meeting; whose
business it shall be to solicit subscriptions la the
capitol Block-'of the Company to the amount of
$135,000.
COAL IN CINCIIINATI.---The CllloioDati Comma'
eial. of rhUrAdby; (NUN:
The stock of Coal in the city is nearly ex
hausted, and holden put up prices, to-day, to
This state of affairs in the fuel_ line, as
might be reasonably etippotied,haa prodnoed
in
tenee excitement throughout 'the citynisthe
grout mess' of the poPulation aro direotly Inter-
Wed.
.Tbo-ovil consequences of this can hardly
be over oviitualed, because the masses will not
only be deprived of fuel tnit of employment also,
as tho leading manufacturing establishments
cannot run on an average, over three weeks
lonFor. We have a railway running into a coal
region, but it has no care, and oven If it had
there is no-convenient place to discharge the
coal in the vicinity of the Depot. This, how
aver, could be remedied if the company had cars,
As a temporary truck could he laid on Front
steel to the 'Wharf, and the coal discharged
there, the main difficulty, thercfore. itt to Pro
curer OATH.
The - same, state of affairs exists in Louisville
and other western towns, If no rise in the
river ebtntltl come opportunely to work e change,
a grent deal of sot:feting must ensile.
TIKANZIGIVINCI DAY.--Thttraday WSJ a mot
beautiful. day, clear, orinp and not too cool. The
day wan obsersod with a good deal of seat, busl
- being rntirely nuspendod, and every thing
appeared to pasts off pleturantly.
Tim Eruartuite Itsrvzxw for October has just
bean retelval and is for sale by Oilloafetuay
and nicer St Co. It la a valuable and in
teresting number.
From the New York Evening Mate Register.
LACTITBAS AND LECTITIMIN—WIIAT TDB PIOPLII
WANT, AND PO* TO GILT or.
Tbolle of UN living - in large cities harethat
treat operas,gyad concert, almost ad Ni.ftwa, but
in Interior ['MID and .smailer aides a afore of
amusemente more intellectual, and by the usual
standard, more moral, are attended with greater
popularity.. Among these recreations, none
rank bights than ' popular lectures. From being
the trade era few mountebanks, who liberated
Pvitotlu Plcpinaapoei.eepvt.ph , ka ..Ir. -
carious auo;izteoCe by "feeling of bumps,. or
peddling soma edier ”selence,"(i) /tins beeeme
regular collier, Tor men of the highest attain
meats, and unquestioned ability. 117 hen gentle
men of the pasiiinn of the late Daniel Webster,
Urn. Cuts, William H. Howard, Henna. Toombs,
Billimsn, Lardner, Thackery, Park Benjamin,
E. H. Chapin, 0. W. Holman, and many others,
step into the desk and entertain .and instruct
Ake poblic, sorely lecturing must be both honor
able and enrol. Let • man, who is a celebrity
from 'any cense, ammo once a lecture, and he is
sure to hare on audience. We are a wonderful
people to run altar "lions." Dot while gazing
at a “celebrity," let ns not overlook the merits
and qualifications of persons mho hero yet their
fame to make.
It is not our part to recjmmead any particu
lar individuals as eloquent, gifted, or celebrated.
We glie below, from yesterday's Evening Bog,
list of names at persons who are ready to ao
espt engagements.. The Most of them are well
and favorably known, and stand above all praise
of Ours.
Lsortutze.—gome of the gontlemen'who lea
tared but winter have, we understand. with.
drawn from tide employment; Mr. Bayard Tap
for having gone to Europe, Mr. gaze being die.
ebted by indisposition, and Mr. Goo. W. Curtis
having determined to wept but few invitations.
Among those who eon ennonnted for the( coming
eeaaoo, Ito find the following names and addres
see:—
Rey. 11, IV: Beecher. Brooklyn, -
Park Benjamin, New York city.
Dr. J. C. ilostmzen, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Bev. E. 13. Chapin, New York city.
Clarence Cook, Newburgh, N. Y.
- W. Elder, Philadelphia, Pa.
It. W. Emerson, Concord, Maas.
Bey. 0. IL Prothingbam, Jersey City.
Parke audwin, Itealyn, L. L
lit. Bor. Bishop Hopkins, Burlington, Vt-
J Holland, Springfield. Mass.
W. li C. llosner, Aran, N. Y.
Pre(. F. Hitchcock, Amherst, Slues.
tnv Y, N. King, Boston, Moen.
Aker - , Jahn Lord. litaniferd, Coon.
lloraca Ms'. Yellow Springer 0.
}ter. IW IL aiilhurn, New York 'City. •
Plis) Miles, New York City. 1
D. 0. Mitchell, New Haven, Conn.
Bor. Theodore Parker. Bordoitz: •
Bev John Pierpont, IVllliamhborgh, N. Y.
Wendell Phillips, Boston, MUM.
W. Stark, Mancheeter, - N.
W. (Liftman, oars o(J. rt.lr
1 . . , 111 , . J. P.,Thompson, New York oity.
;Jelin ThomProu, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
hey. John Tudd, Pittafield,
Whipple, Boston, Maas. •
;'A amrriAutss in Wabash county, iilmole , boa
from a small package of seed, received
from tho Patent often; eultivient at the Chinese
ongar oane to make fortylallens of excellent
molasses. His auccess, the—Vincennee Gazette
says, has dstermlued hies t0.,g0, largely into the
culture.', 8o =Oh luut bean accomplished in the
experbneuts already tried„with rade apparatus
for grinding, and no experience to Guitar., that
there le aortal* every reasonable hope that the
.eater cane may become an itstablltdied crop on
the Ohio and Wabsgh bottcana.- The inerersed I
consumption of eager all over the world, and
the diminution of Its produot he all the tropical
regions, by the abolition of slavery la theddrit,
Lab West Indies, ,and. the, demoralization of the
population, brpolitical loud moral causes, rithhs
the:torrid . : mime,' will collo:cm to , iIICTCO4O tie
cost, 331639 3 eubotitate is found, or its culture
extended among a more vigorous and luduipious
.
FalittOlir VOTag ierTali 800711.-421 R ertb
Carolina S FreMlltit 0100F0111 ticket was formed
And ant to Waahington to be printed. Think
of thaknootissity in a free - ootintryl , But an er
ror Appearing in It, it wee moat back for correc
tion, and owing to the delay which . followed, it
was not prepared in time for pablication. In
Virginia realty Fremont Vette were oast, although
bnt few are is yetroperrhat In Kentucky, Ws
seuriv,ed Tellurium the germ of the topublicau
party wee manifested, and now that a beginning
has been made, the right, of free epeeist' and
free action-will be vindicated. In Delawake
won; than .sop votes were given far the Fremont
%Sairy_ lterarnteritor.—.When' they do nab 11
9aotlDdrel in Ellglitlil . 11b0110 01030 can be legal : .
ly pualsbed tbi7 make short work of tam, About
the viand tante Wit Huntington, the OW forg
er, wait arrested bore Conan named Robson, who
bad defrauded the 04etall Patios at 13ydon.bam
of £lO,OOO was irritated to England. The (Hey
of Waehingtentriega the intelligence that Rob.
Awn bus been indicted, triad, found pinky anti
siotoooid ta piton. itaprineament: Ifttuting.,
ten; oh tbO iiontrary, biejtat yet been I.ndioted.
Join li•Goeini - wiltt to •friend itt,Cltlcigo,
tbet be, nin 'WI, - tor the West about the. first
prosil'aft, snitillldollverleatuses on temperance
,at most at the 'ErlitiSintl7Xtlin , te In the - West and
Northwest;- • •
;: ~~~ ~
:,_:.'
Moral mid ,Religions.
Tllll SANDWICH Isuanitu.-.The religion:land
Charitable contributions of tho Christian natives
of the Sandwich lelander amounted, during the
last year, to within s fraction of nine/sea thous
and dollars, The "Christian natives" of this
country do not begin to coutributo as largely
ii proportion to their number and means.
• Tut Pazioorr Pourniu or =a WALDEN/323
MI- Pazxcuti—la the .Piedmontese valleys are
15 Waldeneian parishes, confided, to 15 pastors.
These valleys contain shout 22,000 souls. The
number Of Roman Catholics mixed with t tliese
22,000 Waldensione is eomewhere about 2000.
with 29 priests. Signor Revel, Moderator of
the Wildenelan China, at the omomenoement
of iris ministry, hating been seat u a minister
of a pariah at the very highest point of one of
the mountains, there found a priest, whose
charge consisted of ono good old man of 70
years of age. The poor priest had never son.
eeded in making a single prneelyte; and one
thing which Dally enlisted him was that very
often he could hot say mate for *ant of some
one to assist him.
According to the testimony of the Rev. Mr.
Noel, who some months ago visited these valleys,
it appears that a truly ersagelical revival has
taken place among-them. TL,o Willeesians hate
169 elemouliii schools, many of which, how
ever, are only open for four months in the year.
Ma number of the-scholars aystago 4926 They
possess two Ilttle hart:ital.?, each cot:Asir/ins 1:6
bads. In 'miens parts of the ;Sardinian king.
dom they bone sucueeded in establishing mis.
sioilary oath's., lulbmorals, is town contain
ing 16,000 inhabitants, the first stone has been
laid of a IVaddeusisti temple. The '•Table"
maintains a preacher there, It teacher sad a4Ol
-
In Turin, the population of which io 150,060,
they have a beautiful temple, a . pastor who.
preaches in French, and two preachers who
preach in Italian: three InEetere, one mistress,
and two oolpoteura. They publish a small jour
nal in the 'ltalian language, i.e Buena Novella,
and have a depository of books and religieno
tracts tinder the direction of a committee. In
San Mauro Obey have a muter, who is at the
name time colportear. In Genoa, a city of 00,-
000 inhabitants, they have a preacher, a mie
.Blonary, a master, a mietresa, end two colpor
team to Soapier d'Arrna, a aubarb of Genoa,
a master and preacher. In Erato n little con
gregation exiate,. directed by u w
. 00-her who
etedied at the normal ouhool of Torre, the oap.
ital of the valleys. In Nice, 6 city of 20,000
emote, they maintain a praetor, an evangelist, a
minister, a mlatress, and two oolporteuret. la all
there aro 24 agents in the service of the Walden.
elan Church In Italy. The college of Torre
possesaes 12 professors, and 105 students,, com
prising thee° of the normal school, and of the
theological faculty. The details we her' derived
from a letter of th.: moderator, written to no
English journal.
NATIONAL REFORM IN ins NANDI MAN KINGDOM.
=lra; reported in Italy and oat of Italy that,
daring the next session of the Sardinian Parlia
ment, religious reform will be proposed. Would
to God that this might prove true, arkt that the
propositions were unanimously accepted by the
Mounters. Be it true or not, however, it is a
great thing for to bold a project to be even [mo
lten of. It is a proof thatZrotoetantism is daily
making Ito way in Italy. Many priests rill, it
Is maid, be at the bond of the movement, and the
articles named as likely to lid adopted, are the
nine following:
1. The Roman Catholic Char& of the Sar
dinian kingdom, declares its independence of
Some. •
2. Tho King of Sardinia is the Bovereign pro
tector of the church of •the kingdom. ,
2. The pritsts are paid by the State:
4. The canons and decisions of the Council
of Trent shall be abolished.
5. Tradition, as tho foundation of dogin4s,
shall ba declared extinct.
6. The perusal of the Bible shall be permit
ted, end its interpretation left to the conscience
of esoh Christlan.
7. The Lord'u Hopper vhall be received
both foram.
8. Celibacy shall ba no looger obligatory bn
the clergy.
• 9. Theme o: the Latin tongue in aorahip
obeli tease, and the nombor of church holidays
be lessened.
PEOMTANT CITURCIIE9 tli 7103 0 Hlbinta--
The Uri. 9049 are a small portion of Italy under
the dominion of the Helvetia Confederation.—
Some Italian exiles introduced the knowledge of
the Gospel there at the time of the Reformetiou.
There are nine Protestant perieboo, little known
is Italy, and still tees In England. Great .simi
larity exists between the Church of the Orleans
and the Waldensien Church. The prinoipal air
, ferettoe between them is, dint the Waidensiene
make ace of the - French language in their wor:
ship and schools, while in the Grisons the hai
ku is employed. Signor Reit, minister of the
Weldonelen (lurch in MHO, An
paid
in mind
and heart, speaking ofa visit paidbyhim to the
Orisons Protaitants, ups, stoat* othor things
—".We entered the. "allay of.' Naachiato [macre
tug the great chain which separates it from the
Engedina. nuttily, we arrived at the plane
where once flourished the Protestant Italian
Church, Here formerly preached Peter Vaal
Verged°, Pro Giulio, Fra Maters, ho.; here
mareacres,_aathorinhi, alas! by the Same of St.
Charles Hareems°, put a atop, to a great mos
aics, to the Protestant movement, and left but
two perishes remaining, Posabieve and Brascio.
With what emotion did we listen to psalms sung
to our own melodic., and in the Italian 10.4-
gusto. Here prayer was °Ores!, 4 ,- id two
thirds of the popnintica orowdbd I. listen to
the words of their pastor, who addressed them
an brethren, in Italian, respecting the Gospel of
Goa. We were requested to furnish them with
books of hymns and prayers in Italian. After
having said Wien to these brethren, we directed
our steps to the valley of Btegeglin, where are
seven Protestant 'Wien parishes; Vice-soprano,
Stamm ho. We visited them all, and were
every whore received as brethren, - One evening,
while we were engaged in family worship in the
pastor's house, the parishioners resembled Its
such numbers that we wore obliged to edjoarn
to a large hall. Thuks were -rendered to God
that the Waldetaimus were mindful of their
brethren or the Orisons."
RZTTRILICIAM Alssrato ii Coma ron.—A
pnbriesn meeting was betel in Covington Tues
day night, at the Turner's Halt. About a hun
dred persons worn pres Pot. It was determined
to petition the oily, council of Covington for the
use of the City Ilall for a public meeting on next
Wednesday night, .the of of the.meeting be
ing to form a hepniolluati Association, Those of
energy and earnestae.s are engaged in this met
ter, -end will suffer-no slight obstaelen to inter
fere with their purpose.--,Cin. Com.
Tan Rafael:l.—The N. Y. Evening Post, 'peek
ing of u paragraph we published a few days
Sialle, ratting forth the scarcity of pastern among
large and influential congregations In-Virginia,
euggesta that the fad may be explained by
mentioning the recent banishment of ♦ clergy
man from Wheeling, for net preaching the gra
pe! fin,conformity with the lowa of Virginia.'
Ntw Voile, Nov. 18.—A despatch from Bos
ton stelae that the Soffolk Bank refuses the bills
day China Bank, of Bain°.
DIED—(h Friday awning:2l4l,2st. nt her restihmee,
on reiteral street la Allentnns City, Ur& ELIZ&BNTII.
ht'DOWICLL, widow of the late .Is , er :ErDelrell. 'ln the
72310420 t eaa. •
SUP Timo of htheill in eienfose gelid%
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mariana's -Vermlfage..—Piemiiir, Bros.
Nob Proprietore.—No remedy *friar Invented has been so
suwerafol aa the great worm mandrel of Dr. ?debars%
prepared by Fleming Bos., of Pat:burgh. All who kayo
wool It bare hammy/fly aatcroished and delighted at Its
ifondorfal sonwarilhd efficacy.. To publish all the, testi*
cordate to Its favor would All Tolson= we must therefore
walnut ourodres With &briar abstraot ofa few of them.
Jiphet C. Alleginnaboy, ware • does ton child 0 years
old, and It brought teat' worms. He woo after gala
aniline dose to tlielintechlid, which brought away LO
more, analog 111 worm In abode Lli bard; •
Andrew Downie/4 oferatibrery township, Perilous
gay* We child one teaspoonful, and she paireedl77 wornoh
'Next miming, on repelltlon of !Ire doso. she. pasted 111„
Jonathan flOnehman; of West Uelov. Put minty. to ,
wilted that he It unable Lo .ennpy the dertani..:as the
people In hla nalabtorheal ray. atter • teat of the othere,
that now is to Dr. ?Jerome. Vermlinge.
*5-Purebasenr wDI hal:vend to ask for WWI
etkIILDRATRD Vnlllllll3OX, and take none elec. Ali
CUM Vll7lllllll/01. 001 144100.• Pr,
!CLOW'S Vernahign also bla eolebtatnnUtor PiPe, an
now he had at ill rorpentable Druz &or. la the Veiled
Ratak and Canada- Nom aeration without the den.
fine onTnntwa WLEJLINGIIII.OB
Now CMI lsreen ;Jo. •
; ya. roam) '. 1
Yob.
Dr. I. boott & Cr.-I have used tvio 'doses
'drone matinea troprogad Ins. an Pronattod S - ou. and
I mut ang, den tnizre a Read at,n7 other kinds of Yid,
gone aletano's livor Pllle onoratod Vlore eta:dually. moro
sad and Wilma, ind did toa mom good than any CCM
NU I gran and,. .4 Coo slot nmehlonro noommone
them to th• afflict:l4. . JUN 11101111(C74 ,
De BrLanem inineovod LIOR Plll. and Improved VR=4;
tugs. alp Di.l.)lootett Otialosted Kii7tatit'Olotomottio
utook tortoood 0.40 Undo. the ottoortlx:on .or -Ih. t
oitogolar ItholkottOrtotooto tottriA.l.444,6,orett4.
Dour and. only.s i i rhar..4 : Di Dr. I. Dort , a C h;no. prom mom bank Margenbrifb, Vs. Pr. Its
Labe, Imtrend Llr4Plll..Al lintbOYed - VsruiriDYs
brcompard.4 by reelDbatte oru. blebum.
All lire abarabD4lldrus Ibr oak by • • - •
Dr. (150. R. a lIYORR btOrlooft Arnold. 11, Metalb - agent
V. nptinia. b Ibtittway, our n, U.
D
4, a ;;;Z: Alt,. J. IT NES N 'aid=
SURGEON -DENTIST;-
~.. 'lllOl4l - NBW TORK,
xtrnote Teith Withiint - Pain,
**TAW Beatzbloa don't° the G ., „ nit.
inriamts ?oath on oda. Clatka * wad Chats
p 4 „b..",i pitmans all Daatat!aaaragoaala a seSittllo
iareards and Cinders %ibis tab.
• gi stur*Eug4.4.nuaz .kurizieithorr.
ICE CREAM
OYSTER SALOON ;
Bl' aratraTcz xultz-
I A'arze Prat! B=2lsm)
6X12811137.1. 131:111:4 -
szrcr±l.Tortra aro DuacarDittil , '
•
GEORGE . WEY . M. - AN/
itanatscitner and Desks In all kinds of
- - -
Tobacco, Snuff and- Cigars,
Leal . Tobacco;
Corner Smithfield Street and Diamond AUey
0.13: Yk I PFITSBITRGIT. 14.
W:
S:2lourpt sL,blpees rital and Market es...
rITT:1113ILGII, re„
Manufacturers of and Dealers in ALCO
HOL. rrHasHAL. OAIMPIIIN A sad PINE OILS, OAS
PIXTURIC.s, and all kinds ad Lams. Cdlanddliers, (Bran.
da
• • .
Wiwi. Fitting, tepstrisig, Relation sail Sties Ctst•
air dons warder at lion =ties.
ABMs move Oils nurpll.l regularly arm ..k from
isfa.l3*,
"'fire Pod Liver Oil--Every bottle Niel ,
natedha be pars Cod Uwe Oil.
For the cure of 6ficeasatlere,
ibr 14. cure 4, Snraiart.
/11, the care Vane-
Fier etc cure el I...csbcco '
For the cure jell,.
the cure 4ra24 Min &mews . .
For the am of Chronic Erytivetut, •
Ibr the ewe of Cferouic Sere Ppm •
FT ac cure Cr Mee
•
Jbr Ihe mar of tacteuiutar StreeZ(eke,
.nr the are e.f Cvic; elf 04 Bones. .
ibr the cure of Fulmer/am aeleuerpetale..
/I, fee cum of Claw* Bleflielltiiv
fbr the cure ti Becket;
1 - 1 v the ome f Iht,thrt of the Skaider and Kidnap%
fbr S [WV
of iftfuticnal Healey= and Caltrifi
Pehßity,
Fold 6f the Quart, halloo end lit bot . br the dores or
eingle bottle; ever, bottle vrarrantell yore Cod, Liver
at the Wholesale Draioatere ofDr. 8.12MH811,140
IVa.tat., - er;l2 °rule Ueldsee
To Nervous Sufferers
A retired eler,uman, restored to health in
few dem, idler many leers of great =Tow enfforing.
Is anxious tot:take known the meant of car*, Will wad
(froe) the prescription aid. 'Direct' tlio • Err. 7911 N M.
DAONALL. No.G9 Polo= Stmt. enxiLITo.N
pcl9,ltralcadeamwri
Prof. Wood's lisar Restorer.—A Real
tisir Itestoter,
Mr. Pen.! Jones. Methodist clergymen. reading In
Alerraywrille, Westmoreland county, Kaye that hie lair
bad been getting gray for the last twenty years, sad was
disposed to fall oat. Ile or.el two totth*of Prof. 'Wood . *
Dale Restorer, which eutirely stopped the Ulnas outot
the hair all ate hair rammed Its original color; and has
kept the color now tor nine months. fi. is 111‘ter1111.11
(111115, but we publish It because it to near home, so that
the Public mar be convicted. that Wars Bah Restate
la what am:anode to be. raid at elm two and three
dollars per bottle, at . Dr. IiZO. 11123011[P.13,
noggliwg N 0.340 Wood a., wholesale and ritail Agent.
Pectoral." . sljPitHp"-- - Dr. Keyser' Pectaial
Swan carte oonabm
. Dr. Beyeeee Pectoral ByraP rUrr , ratr•
Dr. Keyser Pectoral Syrup cures funnel:tag
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup aura Ilrouabltbk
for laryngltls tato Dr. Semler'. Pectoral Syrup;
Fee Incipient consumption take Dr. Bermes Porters
byroto
for cold In the head take Dr. Keyier's Pectoral Hyrum
Dr. Keynes Pectoral Syrup corm sore throat:
- Dr. Bermes Pectoral Hymn) care, pulnet
Dr. Keyser's Pectoratilyzop cures old coughs;
Dr. Kenn' , Pectoral Syrup cora all klndsof .direues
orthe lungs and breast. -
Prepared and sold by Dit. OW. IL
No. 100 Wood et, Stan of the Doldianklortar..—
Prim fA offs. and 11 per bottle. stoaaltertl
British and Continental Exchange
MOM DILLS DRAWNB7
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & C 0.,..
ON THE UNION BANK, LONDON
Di @UM OF AI AND UPWAILDP
Thoso Drafts aro available at all the prim-•
e.p.a Stir. of.r.vglard, Scotland and Ireland. and Ulf
continent
W. Woo draw SIGHT DILLS au
M. A. Grunebanni & Bailin,
JRANILTORT A NAM.
171kb In as a Remittalsce to all win UNIWAY
dwltzarLsad and Ltollukl.
Prone Intendatig to travel sbrAd marproeurethroao
lattnri or emits, on erblrli Muer can b• obtained. ail
needed. In au.r Mt of ScrlVl"
Collectioa, of 11114. Notes. Dad ott.•er sectultlem to id•
rune. rill relmin vrnapt 110.,ation. • -
WM. 11. IVILLIAMB a 00..
Wood. entea-Thlrd sterL
BAGALEY> COSGRAVE
Wholesale Grocers,
Nos. 18 and '2O Wood street, Pittoburglt
HENRY ft COLLINS..
701/WAIwISIG AND COLLINS,
MERCHANT;
Aim wi,eLso , ne DEALER •';,
OMENS% BWPTk3, SENDS,'
Woo
PrAtztoe Generol.
• Ea2s.W Ma
orps Street ly
r'•
HATS, CAPS AND FURS.
itt .0 0 'Ft I) lie' 00.. '
IVIEWLESALIII: RETAIL - -
HATTERS,
'l3l Wood Street,
"*" . I*." 47aro d ,
A S PB.lali ' Vellr 4t. ."°k of
Wholesale and Retail
toLl at the Lmilsy Itaerwr PIUCTA. to which they Invite
attention Drell porelmserr. oetzttf
AGLE STEEL. WORKS
.DIEWORTR a CO., .
[FL ;q TO acuriva'curr a COO
Out Steel. German, Baw, Blister. P l ough
AND
SPRING STEEL;
AXLES, VICES, SPRINCB, PICKS:
Mattocig, Wedges, narrow Tooth, tte.
WeRilllOl7EiN. No. UP WM= FITIINXT.
ti.4 - soon Wood mat Braltheold.
PITTSBURGH, PAL
4.72..,- 7 1 istaletr.r
JOHN COCHRAN & BROS; .
MIUTUFACTURERS, OF.
Iron Railing, Iron Vaults, anitlloomyindow
Shatters, Window Giuirds,
Nos. 91 Second St., & 86 Third st.,
(between Wood and Merida
PITTSBOBOtt,
Rave on band a variety of now pattema
and PULL nallabla for all pouumu. Partialu
tontion rat rn outuhu Om* Lou. &Uhl= Ono 43
'.hort puttee. nhih
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
T HE LIVERPOOL and PRIT , A DELPILTA
NTILLILSIIIP COMPANY lateild dlrpetchlog tbalr
at , and powerful theaulteblas eafollowx •
/onyx
- , ..December CITY OP BALTlldOltr..-- Icrrp
.-.-....D.cerabor
• ..•...•.11arember 17.
;CIT . I* OP WAIININGTO:P 74i _ ". .IIWaater 4.
111*Ce" L....camber Ib.
artaminfrc. liTtp - • •
thicou-$2.1, :W5 art/ £.65, acivrilne to blatemoMs.
A - flatted comb. hltd.clase Pawners writ lw two
tea fr Chloe. om end :Llierpool. wad
.fotma be Pro.
From j Frozo
These chips conatructwl with lrowtor.d. woter•tlght
compartmento, !SW each weal wile. eXpellieneed
/llama •
rertler wloblucf to bring tinttheir Minds cal/obtain
rertlffrotee of wwwwgy tad drofte ow LlTer/catin sums of
„El atartlowanu upworit, Applp to. -
/WIN TEIO/IPSON.4lo , l•lbartf rt., Pltteburgh.
Or BARRI. t-(1071T111„ /T 7 Moadwihr. New Wort. •
ca./pilyertlT •
nom
n ALAI OF 1000 'FLOWERS. rtlesjust
reed and Auleal• by Z 0113/94
130WDREKD CLOVES-300 lbs just reo'd.
11. &ad forage Dr no= 7LIEMIFIU =Mk
ELASTIC! NIPPLES 'and Nuitting
lulu so ttlop-3 crow es.ab Just ned and Mr bal. by
33.22 "lawn° b..%03:
ALTP.F.TRE-1000 lbs. "ustrood-.and
for W. •
ta I a• t • • •
11:LLOWAY'S VIIRMIvUG.G. or Worm
Oontaalon-5 arum reed and idaVall
VITLIERE,LL'S TOILET EXTBAOT&—:
IFJ 2 grociost red sad !Orgill / imos.
AKER'S COD LIVER 01L-10 *Du just
troed and far sale by : BRAS
U USBAND'S CAIAINED ItIAtiNESIA-
St 1 CrWmilut real ond fbrosh FLE3MIO
ruouro LET—A two story Briek.
contealng ro
roasand-Eulehed curet. aitststa
aahlagton at. Allestiny Qty. laquireof
xte.T.t - • • R+ll. &MO. No2li Marty O.
■
Ail , goo. - 10
_ '.1.3-,MliatearatrritsuLt
00'S-20 dressetilhogs for sale by •
• - BENILY 1tc.061111 , 11i
•
lANNERS'OII4ObbIa. Soak for sale
by boa, 11.• VALINISTIXI:( *CO.
ALUM -40 Libre . .ftlir ea:fitly
ntd.'o FMI3EBI'OOI/ & CO.
HIL 1.) ft ITN S tIOLORED Qunalv
811111:11 Just rood at- 130fttilt13. 71 Market et.
pIIILDRINB' KNIT TALId.AS, .Basques,
j and Cicada oatmeal:de pay at • .
. LICIRNM r: Marks:
• _Coach mid Carriage Factory.
JOIINSON, BROZHER• 4t , CO - ;. corner of
Minna and itebeeetic tents, Atlectuntr .
ectenU r ally inform tour Meads. sad Me Dna , .
Lthat thex s are nab Want:ring Canaan. Bencletcs.
Male
Alienates erl ot a
lat etterateit toDoe
steel nand to daze,
!ditty awl Many of alah. Menotti! ate Ite /Minuted
to on the non TIONIKIAS Cermet Walla la all theta Watt
the tent two. taw..., Pow scut Wheel OUR. they flit
eon hdiat that in ante near thew tint Metz yameen,
teip==t r et . Jr rattined .ittheit4ftEtValett.t.
Wtb W"t 11°';'6
,zock) its. g 4EI ellll . -
co.* " tub- bud =Mid Wait
Hugon 0.0 &bulb br aassanau,
nor • b10..Z5 Warn, st.
altritPliY rt,II,URCILY.cELF I S Another
FAil'awl • Wiitei.oohde,
lin. lust ban rewired;
.ntatentl sttantion y•lnsll44 to aap sitntiihn astrintot
smut nil Catlin it e n4 Cointannen i man .c 4: Aor. witirt
country lterctuatteltititing in tette& lb& Amain
.eoa
'via Sad manistyinsa rzees_aadOitipittle goods at{
iltaipawriat& istalLtkuT.:
LECTIME.
S ,BENJAISIIN. of - NEW YORK,
. • opest4ba dram of ILecturis bans AbiTenzac
Matirnuivdtpcclatioa. a
nett tdultiadreix
b bl YilTY 'lsTrattobtated llmaseous azd sa•
ON.
Doers am at /LW pan Itslte;t i ze eec
=raw la lisllve smit. 2 1 4 . 9,b2 . 25, Leda
tare ifi.b,..tt
uetst... ads
lITs lair a l obtalt*Pd mast ;he lability
‘llool2.loirsa ths - Doca. ORNM-E4 PATRICK.
WM EL RUMAT%
]wblE.4
I ART;STY - 016YrEaNiVtuited
fc ,,,n tom., opor ewe. Dr.
Tmenizit E4taris. Dori eobtusr. tak Fildsbau
B The Penitte ihnsingent &rue Wore been bind by 7
• Las. mamba allatattlantethantri mn of 1 . 11. 4 are tOUCI
11l then Inaba , of theta. Itanneniberlt' antyaorit!, fatty -
mote for ten tohazi of
non••atter Wade-. and Diamond Amy. •
•
PITT§BbRall - S IT Iti;
• Facia- an d Figure-s.
mum sibildriber cola plittii pub)Houng - 11.
eolame with - MC alma ti V ~,itst,,scrpport
can to obtained. la Jamaary 1117. , •
The oljeee of tat volume le to ediadae taftesesi
tion =wee Oseelaneta etch:ldeate sad of :tete
aesee insuate=reicd . adventseree ct Pittabtlrl2l4 thd Um' I
meateadnerel temeeccrees et her coadoard. eadeliemerrea
the bardeteace other vadtka. • y
Tin Vl= Oatt.iglAkrVlDMlAllo. flirt a minute aad dee
Wed seeetint, etagere marl, maerationtree tecere the
=seed ea the foetid or ate two ellieteadtateate.teasta
rl.ll.llla .271* at etre nt deux ea,.. lomucva tM
!Warw.. and aeautlag.ataass, and laie 7eae of el.
adetllehatent of tde bees.— •
......
Tb. tame Malaita "'anima will be Ora et all ale
mercantile brattbesof baron % ham thereon . oromarna
TO the The mama artobahloal tocaratlata sot
datable attar tranallattares 1,111 ales Oe taolniled, area is
fact the ttaliallte of earl. class of" eorployalobb *lll be
Oren ill a il regadhie seitralUataik as Wall ea jiggrotgo.d
for th.rarroe. at eitabahur at a alma the itauth, la.
dash% atomse and, adfalashee of -the clay;hjsk.
nartatrre lad tatata sealant of the tabula flotahtz ate ,
tho oar set
thetrate haat= Max attatehteoa
the real setae of altars.* submit.: with Us /salami
seemed ealalaattl an-exhibit of oar rallocatiamototaus
tabled alorcattltatukt, *mother 'with - am attar wanes
of wealth or =arta= to theiltY. ' .—• .
lt twat be eiharsaVesal "lam. the' ahmochtlf - peeve'
.Lament of the mass ottlairoalctbath mans of v,.lbabla
Lolormatkul tax bathos apreal beats estryre yf}aiia area
socrehant who tasyserelas a moor. ef tho Wartthat would
otherata b. dfficalo orlmaracileabletoectd and
. abaft= the olrealatinotif Itself Ilfoilastara lama fee
ban mutants alba ray tte.4. sad
It Is Irma will Mart, that sill enable-I tante edition to .
be struck will be exten4,l6 to lb. 2111teltalihr ' ltbr.
'station tabu, auteautat— att. shatetka
will to collate,* by. Alma azalans7 lama.. am will
b..l)..lubpa ea amaa aa - matter ram,
as. oaltbod . 1180.
Mason it Hall: Cigar:Store.
Whalen& and Retail Dada In
'IIIiPUTED, 241 D, DO/USTI°
gar,s, T o - b ire o ,dr fkiittft;
57:7"ttAintreg,lirk.ri.`A:
JOSICYH MUM
CURIAE REPOSITORP- 7- " - --
TOEEPIL WICITE,now czarying.on7 busi
er ass 1.61:161s661111 V1N.16.6 (661(111611.‘ itairitfit.)
1616.666 Larrwarwitlv 661 11 , 6 3 . c.
kills Run, ..412Tie66 the 160.116 1666 et
stodrof CL111111.1411110...11U611166. at.. -.- 6161 66 nu
thicemelMl/ 1 .41:1M imachas.66; that awl oat/ 1.1
Voartasa yam Huey 116611116666. utsahls
lam 16plus 166:Ens b.ts 1161606 ebsdap 661166166
Camassis. which in 1:6 , 17 , •= l l t tir 111111 b l lll
parblent6r_dew...Maat to 66163 isrlonsand met'
Watted Kas thasiacturerf. rt. IMMO/ at . :kw
"Mom I. eaml6o.6tl6+6•66yuan 61' . 40s sannzeasat. 6111
sap the 1641.611 ; 21,1 1. 1 4....anaMW1.../I.ll.lllldarma .61
Unestextailexat 316:66:16!617'. 2 1P1 , 111. tlt•
.114/lio decarsting liomeo trtulnem hat 196661 loon
• 06 reas of 606146/Wl.l463lllKrAqosrph Whit*
61116611-ea re6d716.967 =MO 6/.13 SW than Qs eurtt•
. •
N.ll.—umager impsir6s6.l CU 666166 . &I.
'Edited 'Geo.EggiFetker.. deed.
ckETTERS of Atheirtietritionof the Estate
o .arit. hil3tintentai:deed; Leve-boon granted L 3
Elba and. , Enamel tionnly. A/1
panne Indebted to the coats art eatao.lbd to make pate
meat, and all Damn a- barker olettos- Mma-tae tam to
resent tlledrelsltna duly attested; to the scridnittned. at
No 7611d131 silent, Pitt/On-WI.
• • •' . . t it tr i t ist i PS l s . lEx men% o.
TrGE Emanatorg:6Mb Will of 'Geo* Mil
tenbergor, late Of 'AlliebenTOttj,deold. offer file ale
on reasonable tams, the . ilantican - Oat Home sad
Grounds. Wolin:mind by thedegnued,' treating on Me
s out h sooto,..tu per, and extendthe • pat
along Ilandoelr, etreet to Wster area. This melt known
indletty Le on-of the moat' elegible;' ortomodiont no ate
melte residence. In either. oltz• •
for ewe minable Balding lote inuadeloint y 'attn.
ate between Penntylvezda - Afir.as andiSup:ifonontotsrla
rine, In the/Ith Iliad of the IttX31 . 114‘130:110,
• 111A1111.40.1/311:f: Rl4e Ut w l "'
.
Cleve
• ► i al •o MANUFACTURERS AND OTREtts.
_a, —lles:mg rale ofLots for Mat ufsatottn, - sad.th:
r 3 r . :Nrs taut plo , ee the=thanit ~.IF,tprztlext,Ohto
IABLE COVERS-:-Ali4gepupr4of new
and beautSful Cal* A100,131.1n4 and BuS. su
jEILt reed.from our Umlaute:Li - sod (oriole az 1 , 1.7.7 A
of orkst stmt.. -.. 0019 J. k PITILIAIII.
rIMANSPARENT GIOEN 9XLC,LOTIE of
• arDerlor quality. and aliment widths, teat reed
from our wasmfacturt and Jar salso/holosalo and
at Na.U6hlsslcatstrewt, •. • • J. LAT. FILE4IIII3.
0140TMSLIERER:.PATTiENS---
L Pectetrant reward: my bridenr.d. rat Our Wag
ehddrelrepeeperdA, reed th irds,
ner9 . -dllaliktr,rnderlat. sd,
OLL,III3TTV:t..--20Erieh imt reo'd
lAsant for silo by, tIEZt' ,PLllalllKra).
1100? SKIELTS—AIu . plain
Icor VaUtol Skirts. imft
nolo 11 1.13.11/11ard•L se.
_ _
E4RLS-:-20 csak—s.Rure article—reed
and for ask trf no/0 —r.tra.vatiaturer.
Q , KARPSBURGIFPROPERTY FOR MILK
Coroastlng et fronttol:l4o ROI and - Boat
Yard which bass ertde a the Ags:bear Item. ,
Also ail the oasehhxery Retro eaten. arro,4l other ex •
tares for me taillsoneess. , -
This location la alsolratiy lialogia foe. a tol4 or tali -
lard. ffertellotr, .. - do ~l y to ; .
ola , „ ..1141.=ht.a
A YEWS CHERRY IECTORAL-3 gross
_or this eldelgat.4Protoror'Ssrop farerooNl and for
taeby solo -
v ITEATE ' 111,9 . 0 NESIA--Thl3 - aelavo and
ILJ agreeable cathartic tali...lvan b. &Woo
ONNZT-RUCIIHS-51:10-
, BknoT Bonne. Reams Tor sat: 6:61 0WN CO.
BLANKETS -,A Lugtorariety . of ;Amori-.
ml s can mut Imported/34,1A fa; eals, .
poN, INvEsTmme_l9 - stio.;4-wszted
ths above amgost of limp= Para, [minx t
mo t.tut• Anti to • AUtn6l,l4OX-M,
Mtn ' • No. Wd.Baattb ti
nal No. o.l•Taintli •
ER SALE-43004A :Pa:thy° gosiay.
furtaluts tbr g ands •=ria.
nole, NoMmatibilt.
500 -
itiKTE: u t: i MlL w L~EU ilt eg,
rut,rollira for i tigedmg 4 tklamt /3lf
solS • u.s.wo6El7imilarxiimiu
..OVERING'IS GOLDEN BYRupta=-I,ooli •
& c a w historetuad tor We krsiiii the ricaiSes '
ocnou of.the mazacmiland blszaerna. anat. •-• : •
VVELARPBOAT jaseofftlii“ivri, - ; nu
En¢aks or T1 V 6 10183w4 • WALLIVE .1k4=118:. .
CASTLE L . AID DARLINGTON - ^f -
ITSITKCJILLILIIOAD4NOTRIX—Tba ateclatua.dear of tbo. -- .. .j
ow castle mad Dorilogton riaalloalOornasarato Damn
notlilal that an Instal moat (taloa tturd). al lin Dal
has per Oars to called • Tor.pntUo at' 1001 a. ot cbo .
Tremarer. oa tbelbilidor Olovotoboo - latt....and aMa •••
zam ovary strlap tbFoaaor tartatear *Nana- - •
WM. 11.•VIDZIA'aff: Trounroa....
aola - • offlosaaaar Thlta sad Wootlata.-
42 HOT ritTRET LEX) '.AND„..,PLPE.-:—ltia
►; cithns!+Qt Le 4 P*"
tar 14 ter a
1*1 =11.;* . "11
1=1: 61 4 4 :'
A dleallat =SG! t .tt.d. A to- •
AniTA&I- I°ll69Voil=W;grotrA.:
' •
OBBOURNR'S COLOR CANNS. , ,for tofing
with atnxel p IstrA 4;lmA BlesA
inn n. 61 at 0. B.lliLvaN, no. KALIAtia'S Wm .
TOVES: , -;
• ' 11 " 1 734• 5 4.
ctsi , seuula
ttt the zroncft
buirt.t.
g`logN mv: AL -200 bus. tq arrive and for
‘,l saisby - f.BHt6`E:s4t(li6:
OLABSES-10Crithi. tlry Mute
40 do Goldin Snag in stars lard Sir Sta
BTTER 140.-50 kegs Somerset-ma
•no eactspackwheat noun to ;Aro; ftwol•
Q,OAP-500 boxes No 17,,S3e0liee!
tac : - ;VI 24:4aVAintioel.
were
Qom tts.
LAnD—LI kegs No / roo'd and
A =nu by .4- LISA CO
1101(Wrr uAr - FLO:W-10W. -lbs. on
UP hand and tor do 'SEIB 431{EttAIZIL.
Mile for sale by'
1.1332f1tY COLLIN&
AOON -cask di= Sides -- met
ifi*eallar ago by. evl - DAVID C.tilnumr.
LEIOII BELLS asst'd. for rale by
1501 $ • • - ' ITOLSIES YCOLLINS.
OBAVERATUS for tale bi
ts 12 ioxicoss
IE2O APPMEk
10 0 -14 i 14PRII
rr
oiauesicouumAolmw,--.0-'
RN bbla for talk .1"1„usa
41TED Praufli,, far
tiol2 raINFIN IL COLLIES.,
0 OAKS Pp TtS urr il for sale --- 71 ---- m.
- sat Z) WtSrd
. R ET II JUM•CLOYEaI .1.1ULLE. 1 12,, -by far gale 7-
notairasoounsa.-
808 0 Ass°ll°
,T 0841347
aola-
wzin,Efi Awl
gat) b2m-b
___IXOR&COOTor,
50
um)
Imi
4 ark end
br , anarrsis orrnrozczk_ • .
gajOIA..GB quo co o FEE
t , =,pni.t!plikpipavoir",
;4/M: at AI
and ock.
Wood OA