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MONDAY MORNING, NOV. 1, 1858
Tim Etacruts. 77 lTe Content-to adegree of en
thosissin like that which animated us on thelBth
of' October, as we read the New York, Illinois
„iedli papers. To-morrow le to close
in those three !pales, contesta the moot excited
which we remeMber in the politkal history of
the country.' I :
--la New York all doubts se to the success of
ourticket lure disappeared. The tire of 1856
rages all over the State. The distractions
which at flyst promised defeat for the Itepnbli
cue kavelbeen in almost every instance healed,
while thalehaid democracy themselves are more
and more rent with dissensions as the hoar of
their doom approaches. The Tritenfe of Friday
Perfset confidence inspires our ranks; nobody
• asking :whd will be elested,Oovertior, but how
ill titaMorgan's majority. There may be
UMW, unforeseen drawback in some out-of-the
-t. way Histrica;,but, unless there should 14, there
arid Koch° ;single Thiehanenitieleeted to Congress
above the Highlands on the - Feat side •of the
• Hadsoci;tior above Catskill on the 'West of the
-••• • -, 111 there are more Sian five Buchatanites
in the next Congrera from this State, thej will
be elected through the infinities of foods in our
=>own ranks, for which there can be no adequate
Oldies." •
-Io Massachusetts there is but one diatrleti
at all doubtful. An united and most bitter on
' elaught is making upon Burlingame, against
whom the Cuatom House, and Postoffice are run
ning a man named Jno. •T. Heard. The pro
obtvery Americans, under the lead of Henry J.
late "American" governor of the
State, end the "hinker". Whigs, under . the lead
of the Boston Courier, have joined their forces
with the locofccos, to compass the defeat of
Burlingame.. They may succeed, for he. had
bare majority of 69 in bin district in a total of
18,085 votes in 1856. This being the most hope.
ful district for the Lecomptonites they are con
centrating there, all their forces. Boston is
Ins over with excitement. The newspapers are
•.:.tiven up ti reports ,of meetings and speeches:
'Senator Wilson Spoke with Senator Hamlin in
Fenetill Hall on Thursday night- The opening
sentences of his speech are characteristic, and
are as follow
"He said,l thank you for your kind reception.
You,wero told here, a few evenings since, by one
'of those modern democrats who choose to sneer
_at honest labor, that I stick my friends to me
only by balls of wax. If that is so. I hope ychl
will tack to me to the last. (Laughter and
chem.) I understand that Mg Davis, of Wor
cester, a few nights ago, at Chelsea, a mon whom
the Democrats epee honored with the nomination
for Governor. sneeredilt me as having once been
snobbier. - fain not astismed to own here, in
Angell Hall -or in the- Senate of the United
States. ttitt lam a mechanic. (A voice—" Give
it to them.") ,
As respects Illinois we have no doubt a
majority of Republican Legislators will be elect
' .ed, and that in the aggregate vote we shall have
an overwhelming majority. But this may be
• and yet Douglas be re-elected by the Legisla
ture. The Chicago Prost i t Tribune in speaking
of the system of importing votes now organized
in Illinois says
._'As the contest does net depend upon the
vote in the State at large, but -upon the ballots
oast for members or the Legisliture, in the dis
tricts, and as there are half* dozen or more dis
tricts—enough to turn the scale either way—in
which the introduction of one or two 'hundred
votes in earn would probably be decisive, it will
.be seen that they have an object to be , gained by
the impartation; which they are encouraging.
Two thousand votes skilfully placed would give
Douglas the Legialstare, though there might
be a popular maprity of twenty-five thousand
in the State at large,, for the Repub li can State
Ticket.. Our friends elsewhere will see the dif
, flaultiesunderirhioh Illinois Republicans labor.
To-morrow will tell the tale. That day will
tattle what the complexion of the next Rouse,
•
abaft
be and if we are successful, as we see no
.
reason to . doubt we ,a4llo,be, we shall also
_gabs an trolled Stales or • rom Illinois one
from Newlersey d one from f, •higarf.
OILY Cum* House AO '"•••••
'• true and tried friend of the
,
ministration thatvorthy custom
. house o ffi cer,
"Mr." Ham, the great whiit of Long Point
• has been spin dentonetratisg lila powers, We
•
wouldnot refer to. , this latter affair of "Mr."
. n; were r ,
Heen it not that lie is a pulls
yt-•ter ; a "gentleman" tietwep whom and Mr. lin
'eltazian's collector for the port of New kork there
Ie held tohe a Most .romenticatlachment. "Mr."
Heenan being elms a public character, se one of
the Collectors of Customs In 'the Metropolis of
. the New World, the press takes pleasure in
- :chronicling his , movements and acblevementi
. from day to day: The New York Baia, of Fri
.
,day, says: •
"About 12 o'olotik hot night, Mr. Heenan - ,
one of the principals in ttie late prize fight, en
:l*d:the bat-room of the Lafayette Hell in
- 4!•-lifitediray, which was crowded at the time. He
T`liatt been, there several times during the evening,
tippereatfy quest• Of. Some one. •fle made his
wa, y'towards the billiard room, in the rear of the
azd called for Jerry Bryant,
,who
followed tower& tbe bar,- where Wm.
Vlisatings, ("Dublin Tricks,") one of the sec
,. owls:of Morriesey,sind leveret of his friends
were drinking... Heenan took a pukka at the
side of "Dublin Tricks" at the bar," and asked
him whether he bad aver made any remarks de
rogabary to bin (Heenan's) character as a fighter.
"Tricks!' replied that be had not. Heenan im
medleteli replied t '"You lie," (oonpling it with
an expletive,) "I have a witnees ; ' and imme
diately followed the remark with a tremendous
slap on , the aide of Hastings' head, which nearly
:'knocked blm - .down. - A desperate rough-and
tmaible fight then ensued—some of the crowd
endeavoring to, pail' them, and others being in
favoccf letting them - fight it out—which result
*ad in Heenan's giving Hastings a dreadful beat
log. it eventually becoming necessary to take
Heed= off;by main foroe. ilastinge . face was
dreaACtlly out,.and he was othiiwiee badly in
jured, and was forced to retreat behind the coon
.-ter:to mew. Heenan's fury. • The police now
. rushed in with a largo 'crowd of the "fancy,"
• when. Heenan quietly retreated through the bil
liard room and made his escape. The lights in
''• the house'nere immediately , turned down, and
Idle. crowd were ejeotettb7 the veneer
(101111 Ocsaay.—These persons who were
slit loss to know what this emissary was about
when he was taatioeuvring around yfaahis gton
'int winter, have an opPortanitY now of gratify
ing their reasonable ouripsity: It will he rt.
nismhered that Sir Sorel-was a sort of household
coMpanlan: or the Preeldent, and a centre
of attraction to the toadies rho followed in the
tista of 111 i. Ilaohasaa. Will, the gentleman
his turned up ; at last, in a rather startling
cliaraott„ which . show, that he was up to snuff
iit;lrasiangton. A correspondent,
-"The British government semis disposed to
relieve as of any trouble in averting the Monroe
doctrine, by ordering a fleet down to Mar inters
of Central America as an advent* guard to Sir
Gore Ottaelq. After eighteen months of hob.
nobbing St the White house, during all of which
time he was in constabt and oonfidentlal comma
, ithembin with bin own government; the mission
of Sir (ors, always mysterious heretofore, is at
length revealed. ; He succeeded in pu ling. wool
over the eyes of purser' astute diplomacy mongers
and having - acquired all he wanted to know,
drew out his stakes, and parted very affection
steliPlaan his deer friend, , Mr. Buchanan.
.The first notice we get pfterwards is that a
British fleet 'is to be dispatched to Nicaragua,
• under the' pretence of keeping out fillibmtera.
Well, we shame that our Monroe doctrine demo.
crate, ,who are CO eismorous agalett British lode
.;
mice: consorting with British agents;
making homage to little British titles,. without
pedigree or, property, and adoptlegpritiehpollay
''sitemptinst American progress and industry, will
• •-• swallow this precious We had a sample of
-,the same eart of tactics in the cue of Sir henry
~. 11tiloppi, :but , the Bottrbons WhP DOW Is
pewer darer , from those whom TaUsythaVeneW;
• Inasmuch as they forget" every' thing learn
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netninjr- • . y.
AIIOTHSE Lasses
Ei.*oaaU AproulTYllll7 et
departed
in huge on
Vl"ng—Gebrge
Baand e ers dePa There is a start
mapdkilleldeg for X tula i t 4 Lod Governor.
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Cuing" Malin P4erniacy,--Seilial
pent is-this State, in obedience" to etrong
current of public opinion, have placed at the
head of their columns the name of &NON CAM
aim for the Presidency. One of these, the
Tyrone Star in performing this duty remarks:
•Senator Cameron has always been a fait
friend of a Protective Tariff, which would secure
prosperity to the interests of the people of this
State and of the country. He is a Notthern men
of backbone, end will eland up to the intereits
of the people all the time and forever, and big
election would, as a Pennsylvanian, help to wipe
out the disgrace which has been imposed upon
oar State by her recreant son, the present mis
erable imbecile who now fills the executive
office. Cemeron'a name lee tower of strength,
and his nomination would he the forerunner of
a glorious victory for the cause of the people."
The presentation of this name to the people of
the Union would be a compliment to Pennsylva
nia, which every true eon of the Keystone State
would accept titli a special honor to himself. Our
old commonwealth would endorse it by an over
whelming vote.
From the following it will be seen that our 415-
'ravished fellow citizen stands high in other
States:
"Roc. Simon Common.—Several prominent
and influential Opposition journals in New York
and Massachusetts have indicated their prefer
auce for Hon. Simon Cameron, as the People's
candidate for 1860: Mr. C. certainly occupies,
just now, a very commanding position as a Iced
log Statesman, and as Representative of Penn
sylvania's interests and the sentiments of hir
people irithe councils of the nation; and It Is
gratifying to see that his talents and public
services are appreciated by observing citizens of
'other States."
Tue Tens or Jtrocie Cutracti.—The Easton
Argus argues that the effect of2the appointment
of Gaylord Church, to fill the vacancy occa.
slotted by the resignation of William A. Porter,
will be to exclude Sohn M. Read from the Bench.
The case is thus elated by that paper
"The amendment to the Constitution adopted
in 1850, provides that 'any vacancies happening
by death. resignation or otherwise, in any of the
said Courts, shall be filled by appointment by the
Governor, to continue until the,first Monday of
December succeeding the next general.election.'
"January 19,1859, John C. Knox, one of the
Judges - of the Summits Court, resigned his office
and upon the same day William A Porter was
appointed by tire Governor 'till the first Monday
of December succeeding the next general elec
tion.'
"October 16, 1858, William A. Porter resigned
his comtidesion, and now Gaylord Church is ap
pointed by the Governor and holdsa commission,
the language of which ie precisely the same.—
How then is Jehn M. Read to obtain hie seat?"
If this dootrine be correct, it will be impossible
for the people ever to fill a vacarioy, for the
Governor:a appointee him only to hold on until
after the election and then by hie resignation,
defeat the choice of the people. Such a con
struction would make the Constitution defeat
itself. It would,' seem to us much more rational
to contend that: the Governor bad no right to
make an appointment to fill Judge Porter'a
place than that each appointment defeats an
election by the people held in pursuance of a
constitutional provision. The. democriay had
better not try the trick hinted at in the above
extract.
I Tue SPEECH or SENATOR SEWARD.—We have
read with the liveliest satisfaction, the great
speech of Senator Seward, delivered at Roches
ter last week. It is as usual a searching expo
sition of the subject in hand, and should be
read by : every Republican in the land. On the
attention of Slavery, to which he directed his
remarks exclusively, It presents the ground on
which we think the battle of 1860 ought to be
fought. It adapts no planks from Cincinnati
platforms, which to every true man in the North
is as hatefill to-day an it was in 1866. Let an
have no loose or ambiguous declarations respect
ing thin all Important subject of slavery eaten ,
mon. Republicans should meet the question
equarely, as Mr. Seward does, and fellowship
no man who does not eland r e ady to act and ,
vote whist slavery at all times in all proper
ways; and on all proper occasions. With refer
. elloo to all the platform* of Buchanan, Douglas
and sham-demoeraey.la general, we say—"Car
thagtmust be deetrqed."
Torn THOM
of .95 • W.sl A
body of till
home of
arum. TRAflCDV—Candihon
.Burial of Me Stricide.—The
"dung man was taken away from the
'odnesday night, and sassiest to thi
--- er's in Eighth ATenue, yesterday morn
ing. e body wee placed in a plain coffin, car;
vied to Greenwood Cemetery, and buried in the
family lot. The impression has been made by
some reports that have been circulsted, that
Frank has been leading a dissolute life for liti,-
eral years, but such is not the case. He was al
ways an erratic and somewhat singular boy,
but in no way dissipated till within the teat stx
months. Since he left the store in Platt street,
he has Wen into bad company, and has been
out very late nights. There is no evidence to
show that he wee in the habit of drinking.
Kr. Gouldy was still alive last night, but there
is scarcely any hope of hie recovery. His
wounds( were dressed yesterday, and appeared
very well. He has at times lucid Intervale,
when be recognizes hie friends, and seems to tie
conscious of hie situation; he appeals to be per
feeddy relived, and talks of "going home to his
Saviour." These intervals are, however, very
short; hie mind soon wanders, and he becomes
nooonacioue.
Mrs. Gaddy is doing very well, and, unless
some new difficulties should arise, the chances
are that she will recover.
Nettle, the oldest boy, is very low indeed; the
physicians consider his ease the most hopelets
of the four at the house. His icull is very bad
ly cnt and broken in, and it balmost impossible
that he one recover. He talks a great deal, in
very aheertn], sad bears all hie sufferings moat
heroically. While the surgeons were sewing
out apiece of his skull, Nettie never flinched,
but kept cheering and encouraging his mother,
*Load by in great distress.
Charlie's case irellgiLmore serious Instead Of
better, be appears and stupid, and almost
unconscious. He has a very severe cut in the
side of hie bead, breaking in the skull in math
a way that the surgeons cannot well examine it.
Though there la hope, there is 'scarcely any en
peCtation that he will recover.
Johanna Diarphy, who is at the Hospital, is
alive, but probably will not live many hours.
She is , much deranged all the while, and appears
to be sinking.
Elizabeth Carr, the other girl, is quite com
fortable, and will probably get weli.
The house in Thirtieth street has been besleg- .
ed by alreat crowd of persons, nearlyelOoking
up the street, =alone to get into the house and
see the wounded. Theysire a source of great
annoyancAto the frieids, who are ecarsely able
to keep tam'away from the doors. It is tiLbe
hoped that thou who hays no business there will
pay some respect. to the feelings of the friends
of the family in their distress. —N. T Trib.
Tua 001ILDT Trteozny.—This roaming, all the
sufferers in the Gouldy family, including the
two domestics, were reported to be in about the
same 0004111 kt as they were yesterday. It is.
still believed that Mr. (Moldy, his eon Nathan
iel,and the servant girl Joanna Murphy will
die; and that the other injured persona will re.•
cover, though there is danger of a fatal result
wren in their mutes if inflammation should set in.
`The Rev. Mr. Crawford, pastor of the 39th
street M. E. church, whi. has long been well ac
quainted with all the family, states that Francis
A.•Goidy, who thus butchered his relatives and'
,then committed inziolde, was a coward, and from
a bey was afraid of boys half his ago and size.
He, never looked s oy one straight in the face,
but always droppodlis eyes while speaking or.
being spoken to. He was revengeful, obstinate,
and morose. In intellectual qualities he was
' below mediocrity. The secretiveness of his ditt
position was eminently noticeable to all his
friends. He was elon and heavy in his move
meats, mid as a boy, took Very little part in the
sports of his companions. The motive, or
pulse, that urged him tolhe commission of the
deed, will probably ever remain a mystery.—
N. I'. Com. Adv.'
Haattil ar.liinr ORLUAN.—The remittals if
3
last Sunday as i• : . -
'A moderate acreage In the Mortality for the
meek Is all'th we can say ora.fitiorahla lasi=
smlo. -
tore namierning the epides. .. The arrivals of
I streams sad iatording citizens continue headly
I to swell our population, and furnieb, of coarse.
new food for the destroyer. -We have, wanes'.
not help saying, but little sympathy for thoie
who, despite repeated public and official warn
ings, persist. in thus endangering their lives and
adding to lb heavy barthea our gitizetm already,
Illabir under: They know the penalty, liwover •
,44; 1 4 1181 ;birik to ply it.' !-t . , t-, o ' . . .
Caere tw Thaaroxr.—Poktfog • nt Twetnty•five,
l'CiitsPeilltithet —A norresiandetilin Vermont
Iwritee:‘ 'The 'crops of this fit* hare all been
hit:on/041i good order; and 48j - bare j before.
..4404,041,0ii5er1y all kinds eriabantlant.. Corn
and Plgehill:OkbOt, pertain:,
• ViisetikifOra of -tholrog:uedillisse nt-thla7
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Tun Proutrorr,anD Donatirrro,l3ptos Titans—,
No Blrottilt Glenn - m - 4A writer In. tlitt:Charles
ton Hoare"; who argues at great length in favor' ,
of ie-operimg the African slave-trade, contends
that the domeitic slave-trade should 'be sup
pressed and slavery itself abolished, if the ar
guments by which they - me sustained are not
goncluelve as to the rightfulness of the,African ,
slave-trade also. Ile says:
“In discussing the lawn for the suppression of
the slave trade, I base studiously kept out of
view any consideration of the trade itself—will
ing to acquiesce in the decision of the Southern '
people an to its expediency. I must say, at the
same time, that I cannot understand why it is in-
AtMln to buy a glare in Africa and send him to
America, and not eganlly inhuman to buy one in
Virginia and send him to Louisiana. The moral
I aspect of both cases must depend upon the same
considerations; with the balance turned rather'
against the trade in this country, inagronth as
the Virginia negro occupies a much higher place :
in the scale of civilization than his African
cousin. It is Is miserable sophistry which views
the domestic trade with complacency, but shed
der at the buying and milling of the naked Af
ricans. 1 desire earnestly that we shall not only
think consistently, but feel rightly on this sub- 1
jeer. Let us meet the whole subject fearlessly.
If slavery is evil, then, in the name of God,
abolish it; if it is not an evil, then, in God', name,
let us assert it manfully and abide the consequences
We can no longer occupy a middle position, and I
hope we hare forever discarded that wicked
heresy of a necessary evil.
llALtss the President marches up squarely to
the English bill, and goes even a little further,
Mr. Toombs and .hia followers are determined
upon a hostile separation. They have got all
they expected, and more, and having squeezed
the orange, are ready to throw away the rind.—
Such was their gratitude to Bea Taylor, after
imposing the only member of the Cabinet upon
him who cast a shadow upon the Administra
tion, and having pensioned their friends in all
the best offices at home and abroad. Their sup
port is nearly as fatal as that of a certain news
dons print in New York,whieh is death to what
ever or whoever it toucher. The agitators will
have an issue, and if Eaneas is dead, as the Ad
ministration would have the country beliese—a
discovery yet to be made—they will manufacture
another. The next gaine is to demand federal
legislation in the territories—carried there by
the constitution as the Bred Scott dictum main
tains. That is to be the card of the coming
Presidential struggle, and the expectants had
better be preparing their nerves, Mr. Buchanan
is ready. After Pennsylvania be is incapable
of receiving any other shook.— Wash. ear. Phil.
North _into-Scan.
Ala. WHITESIDE, of Sandoval, this State, re.
turning teem a hunt on Friday, of last week,
stepped into a More, and leaning upon the muz
zle of his gun, commenced playing with the ham
mer with his foot. The hammer slipped, the
gun wet oil, and the whole charge entered the
lea breast, mutilating him horribly: lie died
in *bout an hour and a half after the accident.
—Chicago Tribune.
"Tint GREAT Camizett."—The Charleston
Aftrosry, the organ or Orr and "Mud-sill " Ham
mond, says: "The great civilizer as well no
evangelist is the sleveholder : and a euccessful
voyage of an African alaver does more for civili
zation than all the missionaries that are spend
ing their lives on the African continent."
LIZADACITE—FROM AN E M I ?TINT CLERCY BAN.
take gmat I.toasure In caying to yam that I nude 1,,e of
Morhave'a 1.1111 foutol appar,t roller, of
a germ headache, from which I had look nuflorml, and T
believe, they were ...moo to me In Dl:hot - Big toy ateninch
and hood. BANIUKI, IL BABCOCK.
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IIZADACIIt inn Drllll.lll - —Mr Silas J. theonot, of Bir
mingham, sax. "1 hare fonnd lu Ikarhare's llogaud flat
ters, a remedy for 11.1.1.11 r. and Debility. My wife Itm
also used it w lth the greatest lasiellt. t t
Mt. A. B. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also terser ks ;boil be
has experieneed notch relief from its sae for headset..
CARIOX !--Ile careful w ash for goerbarei ILWand
ten. The great popuiststX of this Involitioe
maws imiNUooe, whtett the peddle should gaud assiset
parclualua.
IMP-W,14.1 et 1.1 i.er twttic, or eft bottle. 11, $5,1, th..
FrletamßENJ. PAGE. CO., Misonfacturlog
cantle - Wand Menders. 27 Wood street, betarro let and at
gla.,Fltternirgh. Ca, and bruggiare generally. re.:....41ar
Zpectal pioticro
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AMERICAN, ATLANTIC ANO PACIFIC EIIIP
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REDUCED PARER,
The powerful, well-kooreo •truumehip
WASIIiNOTON,II,OOO toms
Captain HENRY CEIUKCIIILL. having neon / 111 ,04.11
and !flied up for the Calilfarnts tie., sin Nbaraoria, rill
have pew No. 37, foot of Beach stoner, North ills., N 1.11(
York, for Ban Joan del Far, Nimmos, /a once pnewoerre
will be coarejed it the stewrwrs of thin Company up thn
Biter i.e Joan and arrow the Lake of Ntrartous: therms
.oner goad marademined road to ran Joao 4.1 rim, to and
on board of the •Verlid oteanwhip
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— Thew ateemara offer nasarpaowd Wwenntoodatione for
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rowsela, and high reputation of Moir respect - Ire captains,
folly /entitle Howl to pails court deuce.
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ceder, end the comely healthy sod manta of treelgett
lion attendant
. Forpamage and freight, apply oat gat the anima the
Company, w JUAN P. YELYI:ItTON, Amet,
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MANUFACTURERS' PRICES
Certificates of geouhreneee,eitoerl by the menehreturei
aboubt be detravided from every re new laerleir lbw°
watt hes for sale.
A Diplotnattnd rt - entlntn went awarded to un for then*
watrbes'►t IN Into Efate Vair.
REINEMAN MEYRAN,
No. 4 FIFTY' STREST,
ar'
I=l
DIOTIIEISSItt
'Don't fell to procure Aire. Ves inuloveu South
log Syrup Co. Children Teething. It loss no equal em earth.
It greatly Ertl/Mira the procuse or t....eung I.y .;11..cinit lb.
gum% unlacing all Inliammetlon—will allay man, end le
tunito regulate IL. Lorreir. Depend upon It.. .beret. It
'will give root to y u nmeives, Mild twalth to your
re
Infanta. rfectly
This valuable preparation Co the preeeription of one of
mostruperlinned andkkilful female Plow/oleo* Is New
Angles:o, and Lae born and milk ner.r.failing mum.. In
million. of meet
- We believe it the beet and mad remedy In the world, L.
at awn of ref .entery and Diarhota In Children, whether It
.Tiries from teethlog or from any other 000 M.
If life and tmaith dm be emlrtroled by dollars sod umbbil
le worth Its weight in gold.
Minium of bottled are old every year In tim . Unitca
Stake. It to Oil and welldried remedy.
mice ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
BW-Non. genuine unlmetbo fat-eImIIeefCUJITIS A CNN ,
New York, lion the entaide wrapper,
Srld by Druggist. throughout the world.
/Wt. bl ED. 11. iIIiTSER, Agent fur rkteborgh. •
lnkrdawlyfcT
The Great English Reme dy.
JAMES CLAUILIC'S
CELEBRATED PEMAI,4 PILLS!
Proparod from• rroacriptlon of Bfr Ismen Clarks,
.11. A.
Phydasn ltitraordlnary to ttw Pm..
This well known ittedlcioe Is no imposition, Vol a earn
and safe malady for ternale Mfliceltion and Oblarptl
rose nay cams wingers.; sod although tome rful .
they sentettieethiri hurtful' to the constitution. -•
• "TO mingtab LADIEB It hrfnaniflarly suited. Wirth:,
In a short time, brie/Oaths monthly period with reptirity.
Shur AM kw weer bows looms to fait wheralaidisr.
genean fAiseceadywpc rtrpoiltpArzt ore well obsemid.
Yor Poll particulate, get a pastehlats free. .l IV '
N. B—sl and 0 pi nt Metope eradeeed to any authod
wed agent, 'wore a bottle. contalteing oven /A MIN
Morn mall.
It. L. IftstLYZSTOCII & Yittaber/b, whotteetitteaN
and sold by all draggists. syCTuttests
• ' LOOAN lb 0RE00... - ',., „I •
•Importers and Dealers hi Foreign infir..
• Er. A.'.ir, Dw n. rt,44' *i 1 ' . .
.. . ,
52, Wood Iftreet, Pltlabture;orille b •
A full and CiAppleta nenrtmellt.„otAl de
.,.
salpti.oe of lIARIMA.p A at if iniiiiile;747lVitsill, dal
NI bad at prima looLtiiiztorY tagi 'initlllo6 4 . " dno
.Raoli of nitryilescriptiou le higa.?*•l447.cilitircb4on,
fatchnnici jail Tatint. hie firrltedi64llP . iiitAmtlyte.
•NA Errovm • vrourt.t
&LEZANDBR • H •
DussAhligioulourr of,
cooilllo, PARLOR -IND.-MinßoqpOtEit•
.
Plain and Fancid[ratolosonts, &e. ,1
tiroidePrniliptor of the col6llt4ed PArettO,is .
'"Agit.)tixa and S MOKE Coastr X INC: :'.
~
i.7 . ,,V :'' ' 0 9 0 K sTgypts2-1,,.. i i ,- - .-
_, ,-, ....
i'iiinikfias r iripjlttrAwia lk k 4 atil.k . ketiiiisew
..'.:..:-,;•:- ., 'N- 41 Axlsiiiers.4wil
...:4, ,,, .. 1 ,;t 1 t . 4 4 . ,4 '
/ 011, 11/ 1 1.6
'.
'4l #: l * -
Oa: • ' • ; 4:: t' •
~-.4:14,-:-....a„..."....... - , ...v.. i31,1,-..1 •
lomat jUittres
Permanent Office.
Complying with the urgent request of hun
dreds of their painata.
DR.B C. M. FrIVEI St J. NV. S YIERS
❑m-« mmclti.fml
PICILEININIENTLT I 1
An I may Mt commit.' at ;
No. .1.1)1 Penn Strmot.
OPPOSITE TUE tT. CLAIA HOTEL,
MY. eXcept Finniloya, for Con snimptlon . , /Lath me.
Bronchitis sad sal other Chronic Complaint.
complicated with or mincing Pulmonary Divan, including
Catarrh, gear( Di.rs.t, AffEction• of the Lieer, Pr-
Pepsin, Gagtrilis, ' F;Mal. Complaints, rice
DIVA. FITCH A. SYKES would .tats hot Whir treatment
of Consumption is tinned upon the fad that 71. dtscase ra
iris in ti`te blood and ayshims at large, both ltefor,,ao ttaring
itiderciogitstr.t in Vol Itings,and they thortfin
Mechanical, Ilygienic and 3leiliclnal remedies to purify tho
bloat and strengthen the system. Il,q Mess, they tole
MEDICINAL NH t.LATTONS,whIch they rvlttehighly,lnit
only as Palliatit,, (haring no Curality, eg"a telarn urea
alone,) and Inwitlids arc iiarioritly cant agalnst toasting
Iho lionclous time of cnrsbility on any treatment tool npon
lb " P hn 'ablo.but rabic Idea that the"acat of Itin disease can
be muckiest in a Drool Manner by Inhalaiitin,“ for as before
stated, the ue of qh.• tliteatr in in (Ito Mai and Ito tlTrcts
only In thi ,
rtiarge for consultation.
A list id ipteations rill be not to !how, islariing to cow
anit us lettor Iny:Didairtett
no v An FIR'S
FIRST PREMI
SEWING MACHINES
Were awarded tie. riasr I REMrra 111 11W Penn- .
”Ivaato Statu Agoculthral Sncioly of their A grinal 1.13.1.1-
I . lll,, n,f‘pt4rber I _^4ll, =1:11,11 , 116 and Oclobrr It, lil,S.
ants PRE)111'.11 WAS NO T 10177117'
ASTLIK WILFON WAS.
Their $5O Maelsitm is equal to the $l2: , yin. hive with .a•
f"Pliati or the fortiiture. Them Blachinta a.-from i o
iraula, and r , ,, a wean, of nuequalvdntreisgth, and
n hmticity,arti,li will not rip, even if every north rtiteh I.
cut. They are unquestionably the tw.l In the ~ .nrkrt fur
family no..
/Fir Send for a Circular.
On mad aftnr thin data thn price of .uir 514 C hill. rill la ,
reiluceita•
New Machine, plain lini,ll table $. - to ml
D.: , do plated table 75 00
1), . do xrith coveranddrawers - 80 00
D" do large size tis 00
D 0 do do do plated nil 00
Uo do plated rind pearled 100 no
Awl Mb, sixes In prvortion.
W. C. ELLIOTT, Agent,
AT Tiff: FIFTH ST.:tar
I lIT 'I 1 A UV.I °TOILS,
nts9l:l},l (.3 lurrsurtran PA
Ei41.1v117 FCI; 'CV - LAY
DRAYEIt .A.wr)
No. 1 , 2 ST. CLAIR STRERT.
PENNA.,
InvitoF public attention to Lie new and bean
una ...oilmen,. of Fall i•ouniniing of CI..
nert. Veatinie and emitting/ wry vittliity toool tap.,
to MAN-at city RIM conutry trail, which will lo•
np with v.174.1,1%01 Anil Al mi.. an low
nm nt riny olLer nlnJlar eu4hli,hment in the tit,
Nosy Fur Sloro tl•nrn Philioloiphi,
LOUIS MILLER, Mnnnfn.•utrer .d uII
kinile ..f I.ntlkk and li”ntlantrn'e Fnro, FlriFl. and Ct.,
linto,,l,lnr In Itoltaln RJ15,1,.. R r. , trholen3lm und
et Wn.kl filth.
For, toppinol,lrotool and stHot Lol in tlo host tuaton,
Gonim mule , to ardor pt eltort onto e
All 'final+ of mlilopla., form Nologht
copl-i1ti1.1.4 c isito.
worararruans or
Iron HALMuff, Iron Vaults, Vault Duo",
Window Shutters, Window Gnarl* ta.,
Oi Around Strew and bel TAtrd Arrnt,
(Iletvr,eil W... 1 and Market,) PITTeRUISOLL PA,
H.,. cr. 6•,0 w vuirty o•w Pawru., fancy 50.106114,
•,,.tnlde for All porpor,. tilkr •tteorl,n old to t.n.
croxingOn•• Jcolit.lio, done At .tort me?
VANDEVER & FRIEND,
A T TonNycys A T L. A N.
A.ND
NoLICITMIS IN CHANCERY,
art..l R/04, 11.1..,Y., bnnu.
atiro4ll....ttosa promptly tws.le in any pall of Nortto•to
Ito.. orWt.trr. Wiscon.ltm.
Will attend to the purelsay.ntsal Safe of aral
44:1.4 Stoney ml Ilan& and 31ortgay.A 5.1.1411:a
WK. C. 60141,150"
MILLLIC
lirtryn:Lnw D0r0“,,, ATIIAIN
..... . ... .
ROBINSON, *MINIS tr. MILLERS,
FOUNDERS AND AIACIIINISTS.
It
NV A. S N<aa• o N 'W ort Ti. S.
Pt burgh, Penna.
Oftlete, N.s • 1 Market CCCCCC .
1.4.121.1.18-.' hind...fetes. Engin.* and Milinactsill.
.7: Clbuillg, r Irou.l Work. bt.on Barn. mid Fill , el 11.
Work. ,
J..bbing and ti
b•p3ir In, "no uo .I,rt bobr, mr,l,ly.ife
1 , 1. . C.i• I I, I. I, 1., I' I n:.
%DENTIST,
El trn,to Teeth without pain, hp :iii r.N-rtnt-
TA Nom lino....th..tir. agent Applird b. tb.• 1•-tit And Kinux
only. 'lrrtit bum nu. to (till lu•IL. Insnbkl cm tiko inlionot
uwtallic biota. lb. otion istoo,la I.metb on cram. I:wry:47in
ban with continuo. gum, .114.11 In tomtits, cletsulibels awl
durability mast fall to pleask Cali ota faltll3ll. 211,r1-
*S.oolire NO. fit Fourth erect, below Market, (escopd
w6rv,) rittalmryth. • Jelaydro
•
PAYNE!, BISSELL & CO.,
lIMPUPACICRUJI or
Cooking, Parlor antl 1-lenting
STOVES,
Grates,, , Fronts, Fenders, etc.
M 24 AGEtufortmereof the Onlebruted
un.prrAr. COOKING ILAITGE:
NO. $33 LIEIHRTIE . STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
NIITC,HELLkt. MEIRRON Et CO.,
1NA11C11111011.12.8 CT
C.loki 14r, Parloi• and ng
:STOVES,
Orate Fronts, Fenders, Cooking Ranges,
194 Liberty NI., Pitt•borglL Pa.
2712417
‘ ,th. t . ~ Y Al AN do UN
stationen and brand, In all kinds o 1
TOS*CCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS
A N D
TOMA.OOCo v
cibintro:q/".sol.ll{fidAl ar,: and I tirmongl
PrITSDUKCII. PA
,GEO. 11. ANDIGIUstiN,
aVp, 14 Liberty Street, Pittnburyb, Pa.,
Ifpropactosta tam 111101-XMILX I§XILLI IX
t- Leery Variety of
PA,TorigT t AND EIIA.SIF,LED LEATILEIt,
SM. 6al7er, Split., Morocaex.. French and
Country Coif Skin+,
Sr 4 Leather, earring, Ste..
4110orhich wnl I.n turulshml of the
BILE 13 IV A 3 TIED.fa
MA1171.1
714" otraniGqg ir.xcHANG-H:.
wr 13 I S DRAWN BY
DUNCAN, NDIIMIN AN A. (N.L.
ON THE UNION RANR, MINION, IN SUM:: lUD oNi;
1 , 40 ND STEIMINO AM) UPWAI.I,I
link O. .01, I.l,ipZil I'l .•
aigttthi, o,rausli) , Rusucla 1 , 13.1 4ithrt Cato!. M.
fitafiA . :romitantly.on lent.4l “afrfor
• ' WII. 11. MILLI 4,45: a C. ,
,e'4lynin Ilrouknre. W0..l otree, .•••14or or 'Ph t 1.1
tP/iTS Bti Rah 1111. t. ,
D.'C. H TO It 13 .
Corner Liberty and 114m1 Streets,
3,Tanufackurer of nil kind. of light
. 1 - 111 p.
imitable for Grain, Boor, Airol, ilutilm host, Sat, Moamar
Grocers' way printed la oval and approjiriato diairtio
ante,.
A mutant sapply orßeaniliza Raga nu hand, and Grain
rot ,
cy tirerl , rat solo'' any In Ilia Val.. Al! nniers prompt:
I a:010ff
DANVTGS & CIATI.FI
Ronse, Sign and Ornaments!-Paint.ro,
AND ORA - I WER .Y:
Lend rood Zino Pai nt e.
Also, all ' kind. of points,olls,•Varnishos, Window Glass,
Putty, Brush., tn., -
iS Maxi llirrti.itco doors above
mrl ;Hydro__
J. M. L•l^l'l`l.,h;
ACEMOWTT
_,Nq. 54 St. Clair Street,
11h.trish4NearBullaing,) . PllTlalltr.lll. PA
.30airtlre
POSTLICT, NELI4OISI *
' 4 Manyfacturess of
' .GON BARRELS, SOLID BOX VICES,
j'ait St..i.qildfionerai Shore/. Spadn,
.77 Eiry and Amur. , Fork., Ricks, Mattocks, &o
' orottouso, No. 17 11aokeit St..
.r • PITTSBURGH. PA
z4v9. neretakvara..mi.
Alcohol, Cologne Spirits'and Paul 014
4.lll:dirfg; 164.11:0 auf ITO 5e....d a&n.t.
• W. 65 13. 17ENIC/T.A I IM.
11110110TVIUM1.10 , DiaILICII
All Maids of Totkaese,Snistrand Cigar.
Itome nocentlyAton the building No, 129 {Void ettal:th
addition to their Manufacturing Establithment,No.43lrais
greet; . herethe)r tllbs plowed to rewire MO friend; .
gdsasak
. , .
&IL & C. P. AI&B.SLA
PRINTING, 40D AND •ALL., KINDS .OP,.
APP.II rN . a R.
~ W arebouses , N o..27•Wered'Strest;
rl77al7oBczt,l>4.
.1.1040;mot agiak.tpruci- . .::.. 4 mAtt ga
, 84141411.0,6X1-11PIKE comedian.
arairliptipilivirrth« **- w.l4.aietweat.
s,..qatia - ?eamv. &att.)*
• ;:. -
RAIL ogatiltsti
ROV:ft,
eln Rbbtrtionnento
No. I of
G - MaELPISON'S
NM , : NEKLY
LINFf:-OF-BATTL N: SHI I'
F.r . ttilb at,t is out. bring tho FIHFT NUM or Tim.
magnificent Weente Pare. It te fall to ormlloa Inc of the
raincoat Literary noritor, and Flue Engratinim.
For tido at'all tank...fedi I Depot+ In thr Onit,d State,.
I%IOE. ON Y 4 CENTS.
P. GT.. ASON, Publ l.h<r.
C , MI. UY TRFAVI. T AND 11110031 f I EI.D
A. WIN' I U. General A gent.
rol:lttlAtaT CITES 'UT br. PRILADFLY lit A.
T, EW PUBLICAI ONS FORSAL} BY
.1011. N R. It %WON, i iarkrt strivt, near ronth.
How to Lay tint A ()Arden: *ntendrd An A genrrnt guide in
clo.o,ing forming, cr non, log MI e%tfltC (WM qllll - Irr .
at an acre to boudr...) am oxt,ot) with rerrreocc to
both &Moo and no. cotton. DJ lidwavn li..tor.l•lllli,Jsr,
(Lard ~ , ,,r, Birk , okra.! Pork.
ItrAmtirA or Bonin; or, T
tore.. Art., Morale and
John Ronkin, with Notlre
Trn.. ntvl 1z.116611 iu Na.
Ir..m
InAntlsor by C T.
Tio. Iron Trade of the U
and mare., front 1421 to
1,, rran. h.
Miles Standialt.'hy Lone,
Itacataer. 1 1 nr tgraph 11.1.1
beamtlfnl
The 11.... k nr F 1 •100,1- l Callan of FPLltoll.l Kngl lah
and aoneriean POON, tnagnitiss...l4 boon.' .111 1 1 111..32111
with Inn at the finaat steel engraving', Hy Ifenry C..ppea.
.I.IIINDAVIFON,
nnl lll Market, none ?north sheet.
LIST Appliontions for Licon.o. up
to 3011. October, 1S::4
Ulm y tavern, nirinienhatn;
Dough,ty Michael, tarern,ll.li ward, Pet tag.,
Mr, nndenn Illrnni, Wi th 4011. r a., r.;
roaa 1.1,11... h, \lan other gr cala.:,l ward. -
liodonn w llllan., eating I . ll naw, Minn Li.;
K loin Michael, tavern, Donnesne Dandle..
Ita..enlan, Eckhart, eating tenni, :ld ward, Pittalan
Paiterenn John. twiern, Oil, ward. Ilittaborgl
Ph lip. John. eating Ilona, ti , h ward. ND , ' , oh:
Allen 1 1 .4er...ding honasi, Ilircoinghtno:
Dolly Henry, taveLli.l/th ward. I',.
4. .1- fr. with other 0. Id ~r.l. t01•er,.1.,
ntcheou John, tavern, I roll-o.a (p. ....1
r II E LA Ell I.:ST
rt A NI) It EsTca , 4 -R ai
oinent of PIANO FORTES I,lhrcity, from thw relelnatallll 11 f
k Baltimore; 11A I.LET, 1/AVISll.non:
HAIN ES 111105., New York, 11.411M11.1111.TEN .4 11/:11. 5,
Tlatnburg, and other al/rated tnah. r• PIO NII,S
Illfla/DEONI.,
tend hand Plano,
aw. In 1,•(
d Ftatee; I,lpt •rx ile ri
7, it utt tal.,tt AIWA i:. • etc,
erstli supply.
go lit I vols. Amon
t pct
nnl 11't TT~
Wniml 21Do,nlF ltlt
QRANBERHIES--25t,,
Hwy. & by ,o 1 H
B RANS -11111 hug. pritne Whit, sale by
II EN ItY It.
N ORDIN ASCE rehalng H, the unilat
tte Ar . Th it 1130 I. r , e 00.1 h , el.
nand.% on the pt,...rly 10. n. 4 , 1 the c..0.1rt.r1.01 nsiii,.oo
Set.t.r In the... 300.11 lira opinuvr.l:
ellly 0r5.1.11.171.00 I. 1..11....
ire, Awl aqiemestriont .ha ovol ty IwnrllthA by
the% twulrneinni eof 113.. iv,. I'oo •
/./
nj Irania A Tenet. t., hinol,.l AO.l Ilrly f... 1 nor th
1110 w
.111 e ..r.tretientore 0f
110,11..unelin 110.13:
Jot.., t ,, ,,,0u. Fol., A o.ooot. l.unh 1311.11.5
W. W. ..... . 113 I/0
JAnten% Mr Ix. ,no 1,„.,. t'./1 (01
111chAel 11,016 , 12 rh. 11. my 1., 00
Janie. Corry 12 101 11 1311m,re. A 11.11.40 ty.
C 3 tn., Vit.iltry . . Venn.. 12 hi 11.0311 n. .„ h
John ...... ;2 0 , 1 .t.n 1 Li' Ina .... is.
A 0,13 - .OA- lie lit- 1101
A. *1t.rate1.....1. ..... • . 31t ...... 4
..... .h.lita .... 00
1 Kirk 00
longithit ...... I 611 A. 1. 10.0rn . 1/11
Jarob Ilnlr . UJ: Win. NI. F./ 1.001 . .10
.-:,I 111.
The Emu orb,' to bb. bl• n,lt, Attil
/loy .40:q.t.., A 11. I h.A, svb• 14. 1•111010,! 4! r I
I. l ; htsisOb.l tilt, arol nay.
R. R. MoIRIM ii-. R.,.
Al. Ti ARM:, lot
7haJAM t:,+PARK, Ibm:
Itro.,,bt, 11.,,,114:0r b: by ,111,tod
la advbrle, abni, In 41,
Fy 1 tic
1,, 0111.1 lout by thu onlinAutt, %nib rotal. lint ion
ol an , .l S•wor.
Ordain•.] •n.l enacted h.. n Inn In
.Iky vctobrr, A. D., I3:•~.
F r r, ABEL VV,
Prvtaltlynt ol Onmoon
11.U.)1.11k,rr.
3 dINI 11'A I'l
f'rn.!acnt of Splrrt C. Plll.l i
L[==
AN UItDINANOE 'supplementary to the
antO.rtizing thoc„n [torti or n public
pourr In (Art ry jou..iod Juno 2S.
SltrtlON I It., Itt aaCtll, Or that thn
tat o,- ho had he ts horoby otithorl'rod rut dirotto-.I to iutv.r.
11.0 to- prop/mule for tho extvro.ion of Mr in Cherry
.414, ..“11tall ittroot to Ilion:mud stmt, owl to ono.
tro.t. unit, rho .Itrra tiara of Ilto Couunitten.uilli tho
100. , tt nod !sot bidder for ll,a ronttructiou of oli.l
lot tho noutt un.tor the allartfon of tho
t re. 2 That for Ihn itl);tt..itt of the ..ot root nap o I
aottl $ 1 0 1 ..1. It L. he rebl gurdi e.d and dirort,l, That 11 t.
prop..., it n. 11.1,1 It, tio antstdrunt ion of wild r
be ant/emend ontiltably and and tan count - Ale h. horoby
appoint tho Ileourtling Regulator, Sentmd Iliattict (Annul.
*tower and Major John' Wdlork to , wake 'odd levy nod nt
ans.:lout, and okra approval by thownshcilt. It a n!...1
ill 11,. :senor Iltotk. In the Itottortlitt; n
duld rel.. Copy alma be drioolit.d wait li, Cit.,
who nholl ton - I/tarty ozone cre. , ll. thortoot, owod,tt, thh
nun. of intro.. an tiny wty their :1.01 , 401113,411. and •Isn/
toko rtetostw Cr.,,,. contract...tor othera for all wool.. ;told
them 11 the nuthorlly Olt tint nowndttt I. on idrot tn.
Ft 1. a. The wonsatuent, shoo apyrownd Ly thaa•u,~eila,
.hall twjo,bll.hed ono tintr In the hnl.era alltiorl2,llo tit tin
city g.rottlnc nollnn altartit 41. that It not pall nt Won
thirty tlo, .1 tat, .00 nnprovnl. (log nowo will t t.. 1
1, tin Co r Ott, oor. noth nye rt., cnnt told. d.
nr,..t. That tnnott ol Eno or.llnott o to which Witt I.
env:don...two) o ‘ wol nut, tn.. .era: door.. t contralto{ ~,,, tr
AA 014 0,1 , , itonoto mak. lb. Itoy and antoosntent ft,
tin Cu., and ...pens,. to the ewer 1.31.. rry Alley from the
north oldn r •tre. , t lo itnt 51..m.nowltda went', b.:
aui tha 3.111 V I. t0,n1,1, ttio nnid,,, . ~, on
lnt`r.ldeti ......out lbe Conntila do horny appoint
AtoorJohti 11 illoc wt tote of the In town to mai.. PAlki
and
0rd.10r.12.4 oratArd ltd.. jlave iu Couart tt.lot . 511
day al ortol.or. A I),
NIcKELVT,
=MM=M
=I=IE=E!
=M2MM
JAM E 4 fl. .1 :LEY,
Pre, Wont
Clrrk Srlo.l
A -6 / 3 .I)I.NANCE thithoriziug the can
II Wm-Von or • l'ultlte Yoverr In Et. them
eteetwt L LI, it ennettel. That the Ita<or.tmg.
lhga
later le,tml he la heteey nothottsta anrldireete;l m n.l.er.
Lae f.r propmals fn. the cowl, nethais of • puhtle Setter.
nob the nee ..nary haat' fmna the eonth itele'of L;therlyt
•traet. at 'Market atrect, along asolin at Clair atteet to Ella
All,hrny river, and to Contract, melee the ettrreflon of the
ee
el ft Cnt
onalthr, with the loareAtani beat bt.hlce, and that
the ...Ina L. , built meterthe supertnten.:enre efthelte,oator
ah,reaahl. the toeterinla, AIL+, slew,. awl tonatrnet , Pri
apprna.al by him.
Par 'Z. Ihot for the payment or t!n. rm., ant ...,hrtrr t
and Inlris, It In booth, onlort mIIEI irn-tr.l that
the (Import, hroorTlttnd Lo tLa tonflonrllnn nr +aid rrwer
shall hr owned, equitably and lowly, nod the Untnt ill do
hotelsr app..lnt the itrroodln,llrgolatnr and nod
lhotolot tlottonlnronera to tn.tkr out lroto ru,,l RA.
sranroont, and trio, app.nonel I.r the CO.MCIIS i t Alftll
(Mt/ !Le Font, Crnit. la %In Itre -ding Ilegtilatorm
• dopliestu ropy *hall Lr drpokitrd with lb. toramarro,
who shall mottlarly enter orr•lita thrtorn, orp.rlto tha
...pat pron.. n• Ihry ply I holt. And Shall
tato. rotrlpts from contractor. or otln on sr oil monks iond
thorn hy 1 LothorAy tot tiro slots t
• •
::. The 4 1 / 1 5(.11111.1., Whitt appro.-I 19 thr Conn,ils
publlahr/1 on lam. In tin pipnra anthorir.,4l p, .In
hr my printing, 14 . 1:11 !bra If nut laid
within ILlrty 11,..Saller Mr approval by ['emu 11611,.....n...
artll hr tallectoct by rho elt, thr per [...own
Unfurled And enartud Intn txd in C..111/dl, this 2Stli
!up of tirtuturt, A,P.,
SAMUEL lI . KULVV.
Prtaltlent of Common Conmil
Attest: 11.31'3101TM
Clerk of Conmoneutlncll
JAIIES IIcALILI:V.
Porgd.•nt of Svleet Council.
Atha. It.ll,kitow,
Clerk of Select C 1 ,13 • oe.lik:4ll
M'Cllntoclea Carpet and Oil Cloth
AREIIIOVSE.
\n. 112 Alarkflar”t, Rex.. LiLarrly
A V E NOW It4CEI VED OUR. EN
TIRE:Iaq and Wl_kh • lurk of Goads, . telnunaF
di, eel from the tonnuf.clti,ra at rvdtlend p km. Ow block
•oo 01 Ino ploe. 1.2 choice. VOrots, Tip-alry tell eta,
notl,l ai Vrtteta, Fleda,ll.” Cenho (I• 0 tl o
ihr , nroilhon ..Inn) 1020 pralroperLAl thrn..llly, and alsmo
no, lograhl 1 , 011111; Fluor Oh Chnt.s, front 2 03:44 Cott
la oh. In Lew rholex panel um; Yunillkit Dull awl
Fwdch, Ilnich, Ilreop. L.l and Rag ...p.m; IPA pr,
Woolvn Ihrainpt. I.r eve, ring caroms, fond 1:i In 1 ..41 a I.le.
14110001 M and Woolvd Ct mob Ulothe. / , rue. 4., I'd
1.1110.11. /Or stair., h.mW rn{ta,labla and pan. • via; fella
0,1 Coal.; lloatuoad. Flnhownsy nod Oak oh t1.11‘.; hard
Tablet outorlng,ac Nita Gold Ilordcrrd Wk
Fanilol /and Latod.ips Crintiil Dailey'.
Patrol Sloulo Flatuota. Urt.rn uu,l Fluff Holland fur WIP
dow Floaka. Itentatllnl paltrnt. Varrlnno 011 doll.; Mad ,
1.4n00d10l on Cloth.; ClIGOil and ChM. alattlng for oltoo.
rhumb., do. hoar 31x1n ' male. ltods,le to
Our cuatorra
and thn I.l4ldie are ittritnnto palomino thle chnlre and
tetarlao stork. ma no nit iluteried 0.1 to .11 It tatter., phno.
W. M'CLINIIICIi.
.---
CITY TAXES AND WATER RENTS.—
For the hefiernoesidn of delinquent City Toe Payer", I
hereby glee the• 6.ilnwing Doter., being an extent how a
City Ordiunnen enacted on the thenleth dew o 1 Ne.rember;
Anne Domini eiglehun bundrod toot fifty *morn, to wit,
• “Yootion ii The City Treasurer elan. on the toed Joy of
tiumnsber of meth your. glen pnblie notice in the Nevem..
jun authorized an Public Prieto.. and hy nand Mt* tout
ed throughout the city. to all potimon who have • milted to
per their hetes and Water Pent*, to, pay them on. or in
here the Ant day of December then next ellAttllog: viol tint
II not plod by that lime warrant* will leo Ineutd to collud
the mune, with fine per renttem in edeeltion."
or,211:1,1 Whl. RIOIIIIAU SI. City Tremet eo.
GItOItRIES JUST RECEIVED
-120 butte 11,41, See, In coil Igo Tobacco of merlons
choice bonnelfi
cases &urines Tobacco;
15 Ins prima 11Ia Doffs,:
130 half chests r. 11 and Black Tesi
LO liss Oalstit's Toilet Soap;
ISO bags Pepper:
40 do ricatiniic •
70 bbls W. N. Ns soli Is clmiee breed;) ' •
00 keg. INcioressele Di Curb Zeds. For sale by
uotiO suurvElt A DILIVOW.:11
GENUINE STUB AND TWIST -
• DOODLE umpusLED aims,
T E N p-oLLAIts..
We will warrant Hisao goas inartry fuolicular
0080 OAILTWILIGUT A YOUNO. Si Wt.' nt.
PRODUCE-- .
26 ki.zalluttur;
240 boa prima:MiloDeatue
• . .30 Ibis Motet Applna. IL store owl ' for axle Ly
:OC3O • . _'• SHRIVRII! DILWORTH.
OW RAILWAY
oitxlPlng ek list of the rifle/Ts nod tiliwto,a of
all the Railroads In the HOW Status an.l - 401.
Jost r 1 and for &do by W. 11: !Urn, staib,,,,,
. • L, never Nasky t Scrroul nts:
- pc t . Os IAI4B 10,,t1P0 ti va lllem Ain n
e
rel. and Clark 311100 bosh sod bs , .ui tort
tor aal ny I.IIICLIDOIiKiROPIE",..*
••F MEItINOS "FOR 75?—EtTuttr
rtrin'A Co.lureJostapene,l.ri niiiiorttrirn Vico&
,lgurin*aconotta 'asinine per yard..„ „ seBo '•
Q, U. pIi.DIV-1,50 kageNew CnoVe for,valq
1.7 a. by. :,...,, .?.." r . . • - • - n: - .l.ctieinsTocic..., co.:, , .
aoiwor wood and Nest tin.ta,
..n.p. 11R101.—.6 - asks for iale-by,_ '
El,'' ; , _ • D.,4%. BAll3lBltVit *-CEL ; ....
1 ,11Z6....-:•300 - Ibi . ; prim e fur ealojkrl r,_
~.,„,.....„,.„..,...5..,.„,,,.....r00Kk0n.
.. -- r l' •1 ' 1 4irov k - !.. -.''''', a '' , ..,..,.,, ....v.,
Jot 55alt
F OR SA LE,— . l will ill low for cash, t o ,
A„...z,-,---irot.------,;-
1; ...•••ot niy river laritne., one Trs.!ing float, 00 feet Pittalmr., govra . ilier Ist. SSI
1 ,T a 1., It. I. t a rd. t 1,1. i Inch 'plat.k f,r laittonr. o Omni a . -- ,Fizi : ' A \ in ,1 “Ilro-nt ..1 '4l- , nit•l
J. 01 h 4 1.13rt-7 tonnolrt: pie roof. ' •-,' tho cripitat etr , ck °rod. ir.r.i.l,: l'er S late . on
Att. , - Four lore. Lt. , * (Coal itoat Cobh, , ..orire of on nr bolero tisi :ith day of N ueembet t tl e
se O l kt
hi' 9 ' 1,4
1. cy . 011131 at Welir.tack's Carpet Xtrire. find neat Initolimord of g1f,J4.0 ~,,,,,t , 0 , sod • hulk,
N 0.112 Muriel greet. ;'lath day sr , Diventhor pro.. lly order M t n ' : ttt.
h"f't"
the
heard. •
noladol3
' Milt SA LE.-25 aercs of Land in Ohio tp., _____,y. W. COOK, C,
°rm. Wernmx meaty.ldeeL
-1' J. mite. from e rr s City, 1 mile from F. n n k •
C 11. It., ors rhatt err s
to
two story Cm.. (loom nd PJ , Mhttralt. Oct 29,1,by5 , r
other Irintrovemento. A 1.., IT acne toriaintng use skive, C . - -- ty - "A X Election for Thirteen Dire a y„, cf .
aria be mid at a great I , tom.h. 0 innate or 'duvet hor. Ajo 0S" rI. l'nnlnany, to serve for the enicitor y__,...r. sr - 4, ,'
113 to 0 ". W. MYN 5 . 12, 0 11 i ..;.1 of Ohlo it, 111 doer tievet t held at ltto tIIFICE, No 111 Wafer Strewn on TIJASDAYrtth-a,
.d the 1113/11.0 , 1.Allo.hanr rt,,, '4,0 ; nib day of November ft...A, between the hOont of 11 A.7s i
-
. 1 ,rs t S •I I Z a . 2
FlJii. S A id.:.—A track of land containing , ".'. 4 . 2 ''' 3 L • ''''''''' d
B_ DO . Nl___y . R. r
1 .
a l, any one half acorn, innate on Om Fonrth Street •
1001.1tittit thsee mites fn. the Court How, Will too t ' Fir r.horgh, Oi.. nth, 1.434
old low for roili s irentra or n .,- 7 —_,,,,.,. N,, ti ,„ i s hereby given that an Election
•IX IFII ASI At'KENZIE, j U , ...' for Thirt,n histor•tons of thla honittitiOn, to eertet
ochmll.l A tr, aat haw, So do Fourth atreet. 'fort MAmmov e, year, o ill be held at lb., Eaakta g Daum, an
17 , 011 s A 1 : E. : 4 1 . 4 ,
~,, mil 4 ~,,,4, East 1 11 . 0 . .N r. 0 i. 1 i %fi r 1 ci ,.1 . ,
, i , , , ,, ,, 0f ... .t.4 . mn A t n71 next, !scrum. tbe
n accord... with
r 1 . 11 e , 13'.'" II ''''' I. ' l, ''"rli .., I' ' . 1, low, o .3arr ; tho Art of Aorerulxl). a 6 , nreral Sleeting of the rbixkliold•
oil nr altoltAhrt - 0 1 - 1 ,1 ! .11 ". W. n t ,, N, Motat ihla : on. will he held. TUX:IOSI'. the 2.1 day of Nor. port at
of Ohio at., ft.l door went of ftransoud, Allegheny en, ncl:t i It , Banning lionse, at ill o'clock, A. 31. .
FAMILY 1101tSi; ruii sALE.—A hand- , "Y '"a"""I'' u"" Jo
' ir " l '' .
~, !G....a x year. old, pas•er nude„ the mdille and I - ''''Ft-dta
an, M a nwin'', Cali r.
a tratter in ...cm,. per feet ly eat. La a lady or oi.ild to 1 Motu tot.' Itt.n or PrITILCICIi,
t
till or wets; will not wino,- at tha loesanati.a, „Milne or ' Illtaborgh, Vet 1 1 111.1801. • f
any c i ty rroimmeng oil hand whatnot to tog hitched, and I I . ..tht laleetloo for Thirteen Directors of
k ttnr , ..t.l lw'rfralY.'""'Lt° bowel rolt'''' wont. ^, I thin Bank will et held at the !tanking Horne, on
nee. ifilquiro at the StoTe tralo.holmnnt ' 1 MOND IV, Noe lktli, between the hourvor 0 A.M. and X
t eat T. J. CRAW A CO, ill W,..1 st. .P. M. Thr Antral Sleeting of the Stockholder. Will lie
.
VOli. SA Lg.-LI offer for 14ele that „hair, lie nc lif l o i tr , T o lfll,o AY, Nor. 2dor o t I E O O A D ..M m .
ea • itz , -..
w,
wer.
j: .lUP:toilfl lot of grnand In r. kalif Es, 1 _ ._.
pian of Lo. ,n Alleglany ray. lidn lot I. Nn. 63, :SW Set
long by 39 nr t wid , . Front, . Ridge and Candr..ll art...l,
and hounded I.y hate Na, dt no the mat and lot No 1 ,. .: ois
I hi we-t Th., hauler or tan by Reuben Slitter and 0. W
t. rll J-k a F ter al' o.s. E.... The Acidity of Oda prop
• arty ~ .r pi It At- residiti.., 1/1 nuineon,sed; purity of um,
a. 1.., & and 9 ,001 rahrhitorloeil, and not annoyed by the
1....4.1 Ilse I. , conadr.,• or . milemisrars. la trot, a 000 to
th e sq,et is ill carnpeniam All, nn.-„tad Ix PI tolahlo him to
,indge
, the itine of Ils. property. Ivor loon. CM, niro al
OP , P. 1011.0, at W. Merlin,. le. Carp. t :jot,
re:2.lolm ha I 1 . , Mntitot .1r....t.
12011. SALE OR LEASE, n kit on I . ourtii
[rtrt.M•hrren Smith fitdd hiri Clirrry All. 1)0 riot
frviii 1•J F.,
A 1,1 on Third Mind, 'war ritankilleld, 40 fent hoot by 55
WARI.-111, moan , bont..lttl Malkin%
MA Carrell at re..n. nod Spruce alloy, al ft...A trout by 1.:0
ly Vonnock A Hart's Foundry.
Thn Nnato bound,' bt Sul:Mutat, nolklna and f..trrol
ntroslo ao.I Space alb), :2“4 rot front by 120 cltAtr,
On Allegbeuyr ear+nt and boil, nlrsebt, adjoining the
Allsgliroy Valley Hailreul Station, forty c.mtlr.noos I.nta,
...tel. 24 lert fr. ty 12n
Elghtnerm 4r0n0.1 In 1te,,,0 toienAlp, part of out
the N..‘r Krightot, rmsd and 11111d:tie est.-
etry.
=II
Ylltty Lot v in A hogherw City, Third Word, nut
ehr•that btr,o4.
A Tract of Land In etnlor.-land Connty, nn thn
Phll
dolltLin 7 milt.* Inn° Latrnin —75 a,
yni..n of rwe. land—..H, ern,
.1 Tract ut Lat. , l near Liconkr, Vic.d.morrlnt,d roma), of
1:75 \4ti.1.1.1A1 M. 011(1.11ViiTiiN.
155 Third atr.wt, ItihNu 11111,
FOR
The glove Foutadry sod Plough 111 enufacs
tory situated In the most flourishing
part of the city of Os. Lout, Mo.
ARA RE OP PORTEN al . is now offered
pillto-a having Ilse. ine.x..,llmr !malt, good bus
1,,,., all ..mly es,x,
Oa nc....st on Ow an t armor porta, r.a,
j I, sal° onr Alan 8.1., tiny awl Ft.....
v.ttb th a pat I . .7nag. awl a., I u - t 11.4
hou. boon 11111111 op..rotlots far thy
la t nirn , t!ar.t. 1.4 1,11 •ntabli •Iswl awl the
loom: and totablldsownt known throughont all wain,.
rottrilty trading with fhb/ . place. Lit. toms to th. beat
!latint in Ilia United Slate% for dm loam:WWI, and gala of
both ha... , ant l'lonolte. It boa on null:ailed matter tut
grnistal is Puctlrlent In extend tilt, work+ ta any
&surd • rt. nt. it fa pitnal..o In ne tang floorbstang and
rapidly advancing. part of OW city, and within threw riptaram
01 ilia Iron 31...int010
. .
mill aril tho Wags sottesro. complete es It stood& or
s' a will, if tbsirsal. nclt the Ilochinery, Tools, Plu
to:Lt.-, he , esparsto ly, oast all the Foundry, 3lschlurry,
rafts., Tools, Plows. Voltvv Roar's. Do , by II:oast-loss,
rt.ht Itlonitel nal bollrlihtts ths oznolosssr
torthsttttitlrt-ss ,
31 111111 COCK a C , l,
t.,.,1 Sr. I. Ali. aria
Obto Lana lot Sale.
TILE subseribur o_iTer, for :mitt saotiott ten,
I..ssot.hip 12, I, ttstoty, tat, coartrut.iy
ktlowt, as .. 11ottrtnan, rynt tttttt ~sine &ill Act., It le
silt:at...Oa" mils" sr.-t tti ...... tnt tits State ltd
114e.tvr It itt Kin•Or tu, roil, of the rut.
borsh, Wtotts 0.0 ibtilroaL The math, SSW
and north-•r.., t:n.trt•.r. tartly cleared and ImprOrod—
rottst tor, titl with ints . ttor timber—And the
I•• attio
55t..1,1 by tiptitots nod twilling Streams.—
This !teeth.° ts estost.lsteal thy fwAy of Wad 1.. the
contti) trtll be st.l4 nn.trith.l or In quArters to amt
pun has.,. To thy.. Who drzlle to 'event in /ral estate •
•q•pj.l tneity In rarely Infor..).
J. 11. a WELTZELt,
44eV:44,MT ar, 101 4th dreat. l'iitsburoh
Valuable City Property :or Sale.
THAT very do ruble lot on Water Street
end r.•.L , nbt A I. n 4.11. to Jolin Irwin 0 Ea u% being
on Vat.. r a•d Fwmt Nltt.. La and 163 deep along Ow
It wl/1 I. vbl.ll , ,,ether or lo lota of 20,ir 21 feet each.
t., ntli med. envylee to payment,' Kr..
1.17 . JOSKPU P. Lxgen a CO.,
tni4,lif Liberty Street, Pitteburgh.
.IFec tier!
. _
TO LET.—A large well furnished &coffin .
with .11 :nnalt. rn I elpe.vc went e—fer rent low Los
g
{moot. jolt II ITC lICOCK, MeCILVAILY. CO.
fletvitlork abbrrtiornicnts.
C . 0 i;:Ea?.."th
REFINED
gni:El' AMID LiIILLED /SING L AS-q, .4
.1 SIDI NIB A lITICI.E. •
fur
IDA,: ANDF , TABLE AND WINE .1 FLU
MEER!
. •
Tl, t.r I. pat up 1.,5:4...11
Parka.,, for V.. 11.1) dr, nl 'l4 toyali th.> prlr.cl l .4l
throNbont the.ttulted ;:ta
21. r. ~, I•ETKIL COVI.P.R; 17 Burling:Alp, N. V.
BIWA LIDA! BILLIARDS!!
PIIEL A N'S IMPROVED BILLIARD
TABLES AND CD3IIIINATION Cl3slllol:2—fru
triariil liy Miura patent, ilatid—
Irbrnary 12.155 G., Decumbar 8,185;.
°club, r 25.165 d. January 12, MM.
DD...Th a TlV , A l,l topruratneniartuvinintbroTaLier rnahra
thrin tiortirtior..l In lAD purld. They are mar °third to
tt, 1.60111111 r Billiard !gayer atenrubiningsperalrritli truth,
nrs, ol.tintd in any Diiltar.l Tani, Bake Itramin
huruieray. N. Y. Manufactory, 113 Ann privet.
rolnritinar trCuNNOI: COLLENDEIt, Sate slatira..
.arbotirttltural,
RlOll P LACE FOR EVERGREENS,
tr.—W.(43 ettra fine, rrotrn of the llot.t ImM3 ft ;
rt.-ti., from :24 toll feet.
MOW from imwu to 2 . !.. 4
Mare Cm rberri, 42,1t0u 1..r11 1 mid 2 3‘tan,
Ult.., prat s w art loot .tamtdr,l
mn Striovry Stock In er.r.-1/ &Tatham! ia larga, which it
aid die.• idcasare to +limy too. friend., and tho public
Vittitinrdlt anal kinklanti Nott,rina. Oct
deZ:ilksvirr MUREPOCII,
T u M BRlt—,loistq, Phmkg, Scantling and
Honr.l4, fln . gale by W. W. WALLACE,
..e.llll.dEur No. al9 UNIV. sltort.
I , IIN WH
IITE LIN E
7'sABettit!ti::lSe; fo;lttaaterei. n.n Crr ee1:541/19
Liberty at, Pitteburgh.. itteßtittEtel W. W. WALLACE.
21 i n GEM/ STolsalS, all sizes and va
iv Hoes grits, for sole et 311 Liberty ...rot title.
notch._ to - 19411r W. W. WALLACE.
finATE BAlt6, SASH VELUM AND
VAolt Rings aluolyit outland at :1101.11.14 , 1ty shett,
4...,att1/okr W.W. WALLACE.
"Jr AL NU T HALL RESTAURANT,
JIA,So.VIC HALL, Fll7ll SPIZRET,
jC381E1.1.. tr.
E=l
A LL TIIE DELICACIES OF
TrIP: SCASON, prepared by Wgmeatez
prucecca coulte,acrar.lop al the abort...at tur
•
U 7I.II;CLOCE A. M. UNTIL TWEINEWOL(XiIi P.M.
All article+ In the peculiar Co the that, Wert or
;Doak, rocilted daily Loy Alton...and swim' *rt., ettler.—
lltuttna ewe 0 0 1 the table at WALNUT WAIL .11
that they could &Ont.
Sir Wholos'ele Depot fur Oysters, Flab, Game and early
Pe...A:debt°. In tbele eeneon:Tulk M 3 ocillyd
1r is a con3moa observation that there arc
mart IltllTOrerS rum 11.4414 aiming Amor Hum than um Ito
femnol among an) other rimlited taint, Thu roman is ole
vitl... Wit mho tooltttlo ...torch, and forgot Wm wants of
shit body in the alentrbtug tansuita at business. In all such
cos,ll, (ftlialtry nltllleinas can diilittla wad. What la re
tolled Ir Just each a tonic and invigorator uUr J. llin
tenor has given to the world, in his tlslehrated' Bitters.—
The weak mid henroha Jettison of the countiug.hoitse, Ito
ositausted tailor upon thoaboy (ward, ano the proetratod
student or the midnight lain., have found it .wondt.rful at.
ghtle , ator In the Litton, and prePr It to moretirelantiohe
hot 1...A.410. Matikitie, , antlt shonlit not im forgot.
too that dm &goat which la art magical in italhilitotwo alma
a Irma which Is merely dottililaird, is equally powerful in
...Whim nature to enrol the mom Ittriblo forms of Mesa..
Who will tat iare it a Wall
Sold by brumporo ovoty grboro • and by 1102TErtrill A
:13111'11, Solo Proprietor - 6.1 , 7w. GS Writor nr GB Itront ate.
orstr,favet.
NV cm&
30) pace Nitrate Dodo
140 kegs 10 Gob. Soda.
hou hem. country Window Olaint,. •
100 do Orman Cloy, !
P.M MAN Primo anger,
billeOreana Idoine;me, • •
200 101. Mom Redo,
100 bogs RsoCeite,
' 40 hlf •chomto Young Irmo end Mack Tela,
00 lomat. Wrapping Piper,
On hood and 10, mile looN thr cash, or goad 4 nme..lcoLi
nc.N • • ' ALLYANDEA 0000.
EATITER.r.—in returning thanks to him
xj Wends and a generous publinfor the very liberal and
enewuranhig patronage Motoned upon him, the underAgo
ed tatoommiou to Ineito attention to tdo stork, Pr
which he In receiving additions nreekly, Cone ivilog of 11E11-
1.4..t.:11. and OAR SULK LEATUED., UPPER LNATIIER,
VRENCII KIPS and - CALF . SKINS, Ladles and and lunrien
110ROOLO, 01100. FINDINGS, .OURILIGRa' TOOLS and
TAN:int,' OIL..
SeireOldera from the city trade for Sole Leather, Tanner,'
Oil or anything. In his hob eolidled and Alled on the teat
reasonable Lenny. • - , W3l. WILKINSON, .
0016 N 0.217 Linerryatriet.
15 BBLS TANNER(STILUTS) OIL;
' • .15 bills Tanner's Flavin
„ Stitt , tuned= Belting Leather:
be Lttett
400 " &taloa 8010 "
• &kitting •
• .. 2 Calcutta MIAs,
With a fall/mart nt of Prouch Catt, Blotritneo,
4c., n instoto anti fe ' resla by tY.llll,ff INtON; • •
nalt . Ne 217 Liberty street. •
flour E
OUTDON.—Attention is directed
tOtho De} DEVXX atUOO ItIIEVVLVECO risrok
bib le necotommte.l,-tar Ilginans and utecitiotly-.
Th.y wto mold boaltlfully Datlhrut qua co n v.pi e ",
..
4.)..t.8.nd ...wits I d C.ArryloOt 1.1*14 ed by no t'L.li4 -
b, Ocattl.mcn kre InY4a4,toMtugli.
,gbtirrwittoirt-t
EGAL -PAPERS AND STATIONERY.
0,, CO W 4401144 bate conotantls on band
a burn atock , .o nstrannperline Congress 'Ruled Care and
Lotror.Pppera, trA bony Corn, Folded bint
I' airataperangLrjef Doponll.lort 'and noosed Papers, Legal
Enrdooto,.knoilly taw; !Woad Bonk and Wafers, krt.-
lot Machine, 14oleta, &WM* no*, Own Bend., and a
:groat rider) of lAtakaaalgblo for lawyers.. • • •
dtoirmiland r fultOtorr Of Prato end Dealt/14'004yr
Mortgage„ lairiees;Dorkotry•pOtrren and Forkot)tczno , ,
416AZSON'S Su nuria
x-Iger
goiari irwraiii,twzdgia:l4-_l4mpo s i w i e
aalrw Ia unto ...Thoiii. , :wfreddio SUOMI* In MO line'
nknridd.' o 4. , ad OlkuoiA4l l .*PefOrA rilowOort.
• - lIMINCC,L;
_Ty rsy:ki 0.411 n ViAkKool, for talk
CrnrateAtm.}
Pittaborgh, Oct. la, Mo.
[ A, Ekrti“n for Thirteen Directors, to
ereenew Tmr, will beheld nt the Peek
ab'anAY. Nor. lath, between the' beefs of
lb A. II , tied 2P. M. Tu. , Annual Meeting-of the Reek
holder. wdl tti, h,-I.t un 1 - CESDAY, NOT. 2A, at IQ A.M.
,11:1100,-
' K D. JOIirS, Cub.
it.er:ocNf lit. or YIrfSIIIMOSI,
1z it Cktot/f
Elet.tio for Thirteen Directors., of
r.)" l3th; ISB f
tadsll..3lt nNI n
bel.l at Om Ilanklng lloore, no
MONDAY. rlor. 101 h. I.—Petra the boon of 11 Br, and 2
o'clock A. A ceneral meeting of fhb' 510ekbotacts
1.3 held bn YUDSDAY, Noe. 22, to 10 o`cl,ek A. 37.
.T. W. DUDE, Dealer.
kmat.t , o. liaNz or Pirrneft,
tt•burgh, 0et.13, 18a..
OttAN Election for Thirteen Itireceore thin
Dank, will be hold at (lie Banking llouuton MON
TAY. Noveniber 15111, bet : ee l th e Lauri 01;10 A. SI., scot
P. 31.
The Almon' 3loolitor or Etotiheanta at I'be hold on
Tl/11,1DAY, nt 10 A. 31.
orl:latt 11. M. MURRAY, Cult.
U I 'PLASS ROM , ELECTION.TiIO Annual
Elnetlon of the 'Jaw 31111 Vsllny Turoplke or Plenk
Bond Company,'vill be held at the °Skeet W. &11. Wet.
ker, Itt the Thin! u'unt, clly of Allceteny, on MC I NDAT,
the lot dee et Neceleher next, between the home of—l 2
o'clock M nds P. 31,, nt ahicll one l'renlJeut, Thecae r
nd Dlrt.ctere 00111 1n chown: aerottliug to Igor, sad null
other whale en !nay be Sen...ucd nececenry.
007314_ JAS. WAl'no3l, Tr.„ Prein.
yin-Allman Tare, Compaiir, tt
Pit hiiorgli. Ocrobtr 1838, f
U . E tarn lON lor three Directors of this
limik will In, nett at tin Yanking 11nan, On MON
DAY, November clh. botween Out boon. of ID A. N. nod 2
P. u. oc29:tlten or:. JOHN D. F .- CULLY, Ciiiliter,
Oenue CURII• ti;/IPLAYT".-
Pittebnralt. Oct, 2611,1a5P.
Eleetion for Thirteen 1/ireeters :of
0,14 C.mtany, to aura° for the ongoing yew, will tw
Wl at its Otheo, No. DO Viktor etreet, on Itt KIDAY • Nov.
atb, between the bourn oil l A. M. nod 1 I`.
ILODERT WINNOW, &cret.iry.
Motatanod Ann MiSoFacurnan'lnum,l
Pittabargh,Oct..lMll,lB6B. f
Tr. , ..AN Election for Directors of this Itarik
of tlio Danklog II onso, on MONDAY,
the Idtt of Novetn ben twat, bat% elm Ilia boors aid A. M.
and 2P. M. nel4:dni W. R. DENNY, Cash%
•
DISSOLUTION OF PAI[TIVEII.BI.IIP.
rrllE partnership heretofore existing be
&. w. thi n an. dintilre4 -by :unfelt]
Ettiol tho partnern is authorised 10 Ilm
nnt.....lthu firm in the ss.telpinent or its
rLt. 213, iers
CCo- PARTNERSIIIP—The undersigned
have this rlsy entrnsl into roistrteurshlp fur the
transaction of a Commission and Proatte.i - easll, Under
the stylsof Ilea 4 Forsyth. JOLIN LEA;
Fitt.tonrgle, Oct. ZS, Ibt.4. ALta. ktiß.3.l"lll.
COMMISSION St PRODUCE ➢IERCIIANTS,
No. 75 Water L. Plttsburgh,To.i
DEALIMS IN -11 r;
-
Flour, Bacon and Produce Gene .ally.
SPECIAL A CTIINTIoN UIVEN TOTug BA OFDDI
ucs IRON AND ntooms.
. . -
rio:PA.H.TNERSIIIP NOTICE..
IL, this day anaalate•il with tee In the Phdi %reefer.
Ina J.C. BIDWELL. late of• the hated flalta
Epee, The et ) le et Omar= will be SPAErt.le
Pittelittrab, Sept. :9th,
J. A. orlo srumu.,
Into of tin. fiflli of i. S. ltall t Sporr.;.id, OlTllikle. Speer.
SPEEIL fro OIDWELL,'
Valley rctgo.- - Plo* •
na I3n Liberty &reef, near ../tVa,.../Tfrohnrfle.
114 - ANUFAC'i'VILERS. .everi variety or_
rs...rbin, Cant Inge, 04. or tho roost approved !et.
Jena onittibto fororory ltiol of mit ruin 152....
Their Improved ratent Iron Centre, Catent Iron Cent
Itillohto, iron Contra rub-Soil, Thiteut nod Otntto Lever.,
teel Moololoard, V flop, C...cork, honor, Cetton end whet
roma mt.. 000...Nic.3. Jo On. tra.lrn outlet...ion to loarhsn
er. looh no to gooltt, nod ontainntlon u, uno.
'Sir-orders arorolleited.
B. CANEZEILD
Commission a Forwariling..Xerohoists,
And Wholnals Deakin
Prr,...rveF3
WESTERN RESETIVE'VIIEESE,
nurrEn, LAUD, rokg, imcoN, 1141016. ylElf,
Pot k Pearl Ambee, SilertitU% Dried
Vrollnmi Producv • .
V.I. LITTLE, a
LITTLE & TainusLuit . ?, : _
wu ocss ALP cfltO i rlll.B AN 11 , 1310P.18
Flour, Eason. Chess** "
Fr usts.ollc& Practises, • •
8:46 112 SECOND Sr.; I.ITTSBTAVEL
• Mates.
j~AN'rED.—:OOOO Bushels Prime Fell
,el 2 J. D. OeNPULD X . CO.
TA;rrTlstenqy industrious:young.;
T man, to &iv eolrej'eed work . in • store: llfteralrtiof
c It- IL EMU, No. 214 Llberwet: .l;
WANTED- - 116 highest runiket..
Paid for Beeswax by B. 1 , ./AIINESTOCa • C0..an31 No. GO, der Wood end Fourth alt..'
WOOL W.,ll4 — 'rE I.).—.The highest market ..
price paid for Wool, by 13. Itmtuaram.i CO; • .
Jolt it, aem lAbortielstet
wooLi WOOL!!-100000 b.. It weep.. .
ed at blgheet aloe price. by, ' ; ' •
ifeellltlCKY AOll.,
le2l:dhatfT 122 &vend ttO ltliProntetei;
ANTED 1-10,000 bus Icy0;:i for whizlf
eif the /Moot n 0... kit price will toe glees:
LENCLI utrretuNamr,
.11 No. 110.21'1*W lid Loeb:
W A.LVT.E.D.-25,00013u5k . Wheal,
WANTED -1) purchase a areal!, „Farm
et from _so tex,o Jam of good WA llb goo 0 , -
cloari and other, improvements ~ I thlu from 3 to 5 miles of
Allegheny City. Term. cash. BUNN,
South irkle of Olio et,t4 door. West of tho Dlstoi;i4.l,Alletho,
oy City. -
.845
_ Penn Institute; ", 3. , •
•
CORNER of Penn end Hanoock streets. --
The menu.: term will COMMOZICO TISESDAY;2III
loot. A limited ouwttt, of pupilo may obtain &Milkman.
Term for Tuition awl Ft4tfoworn $22 per woosfou of twenty
two wooko. pweJ 3. M.9311T11 t Prinolyat
tICtIOIII . -
P. t>./X V/S a 4.itettOWdalit:`
Mauna rad ,' , 11411 1 . 41406144 Nri..154 )71flb ifirat,
- VINE OIL P.l 1 NTIXOS Aillitibn—On.,
J: Friday al 'milt, r 4 is 511/„ at I 0 ';d edit aladr_
cataloina, a c 11.., colicatlan of ne Takata% Oil Pant.
lags, comarlalua atm optaialoaks ditratanit• idlkir of art,"
among which aho nano of tbe mpg loboadng sad blabb'
flandled .Irketn by Watelet, Charabanee, Itneylll, bars
mlotr, Tao-Gall. Bateau., Politely TVUllarna, Mine, Bleyrir
an! otbur CPII canal artlata: gen% rlclarea
ofto,
to,
Fronds Pagell.-1a10r , n, , , and faltturd copinaof the laterite'
rives, by nbl rlnollth Innrt,l; all are littdl
Cram". uvula at 1ta.4,,,t cuai/n4, after tbe isawdet designs,
awl gilded with 4 Xt. no.al,ty fine gold lent --
Catalogues will he ready kvdtetrlbution Ttioday,
the gallery of plintingnorOn to Villiton for tripe era:adv.
none. all day nod efoOitg 'f Thnrelay,. arbot.tadbe and
Gentleman aro baited to call. P.ILDAVra,,A.V.
tALUABLS, LTOOKS AT AUCTION-
O. T... ,4 +3 , ..v.aing.Noremtur V.At .o . cktk;l4%
the Commercial Items, ,bto 61-1' 111 4.14, in/ be
rind,
10 Ebario Book of Pittedmrgh - Thal
01 do Wegtern Imargincri Co. dr4 '
in do Penc.rtroula do .do do;
Zo do. normaxabela Ho , do dm
P.M °AVM Amt.
STOCK P., Fr. IV..t. It. AT, FIIITATIr
iiSALI, ID lot. On
t ! . tip . st :i sith
.t.
LOUIIIB it CO., 11.1ertheatt9,s.0116-6,
STOCK 13YAUSTIN LOOMIS A.
cc AT Taii KIICIIANTS* ELCCIIANCIt WERT
TUUllibelY EVN.Mllitt—Bank., Bridge, Imams= mul•
Copper EWA. &ant and Thdd.f.atata pia*
th a iderchanne Elehanc , by • • •••• .
.
- A LOOSIA•k Ca. •
&T IN
iittll3•Lecsa..by ...-' , AuST.III 4I3I II3:e CO • • - led 9g.
ao2l
,Block Note
.
RIONLARDSO2OB . ; •
Xi A B..XC 7Z(.44t.
• •
it*iaUSl ORS OF IllolLititi§OS'
ILI ENS, tea thaw, &strata of. obtaining the GENUINE •
staretil ace Mat tbo articles they purchase are mg,'
ed witistbs nation's of the bran
- • aff A lIDSON, SONS. 4...610MM^,
'sea guarantee of slis sonatinas end Munbilitrofrbe Clonal
— .:Ttos - mutton to rendend'- essenliallf WO-
Aistatithei tr:infeelor.srd: dpfeetire Lisette tirmimmellsk ,
,leeiveit situ sialei with theinsainitiMiellta
rt
blob who veshittleis or two, wary
melted elk tit tbo American coialment .0.1 tbll:neiitli6;
timers of the gamine floodi, - nal nos -, ' Mail* ntitimilon C
Modems 1.6 prottabla, ablieptirtbisers can be Impokal op •
Mill voile ofa worth's,' thargeter. ••• ' -
J. iIULLOCKN .t. J. 11. LOCK
'4l - Mriti i . 'at Moretti street. New YorL '
T AIME .SUPPLY OF FALL:AIII) WIN
Tkit DBY. GOOD.S.-1111LeatlE04 (;u
-son to Murphy and littsalkg , .) Km: 4 :+e" .P/4• m 7 Oat
aildattoscalt of cti6l6"niirCll•olv, liatedtst ioti - budi au*
frogiewleadlog bouts. or !Cr*/ Torkina Pywhlptils;em•
bneicg lAdkeimmr ftricticliOttutal Bop'.
Wear In Cloth; Caseamgros,Sf.,_ - 'qq?Ctit matey
01l Whet: tinkl•:gra4s; ;. 0.13
1111!ZYTASIEl lY eaek*Penth Itlotiro& for gulp
4L, , emtrysit * proven Tn.
CIIIIPPirIi LOOWOOD—WT - a
for sale
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W/LLIAM ILEA
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ILEA & FOASSTII,
Oitiercuors I. cr. W. Rca,) 1
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