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"IT Dime UNION PEAT'S. Mamma, at Masonic
Hall, Pißh street, commencing at 11; *loch. A. u.
All ara cordially Invited to attend. .
The exercises TO-DAY will be restarted by
Dr. Douglass. .
Tan IsAtratraArton oc A /1115TORICAL SOCIETY
wa IVIATFIN PRIINSYLVAnu.—In pursuance of
notice the following gentlemen mot last evening
at the Merchants' ll:change, to discuss and con-
Sider the steps preliminary to the establishment
of a ° Western Pennsylvania Historical Soeiety.".
Messrs. Robt. McKnight-, Elias H. Irish, Wm.
.111.. Darlington, John M. Kirkpatrick, James E.
Dickson, Thee. J. Bighorn,- Robert H. Palmer,
Bennie C. /Sawyer. Ez - Oovernor Wni. F. idoli
ses., gamey F. Vonboolionst, Floras B. Plimp
ton and Daniel L. EALOh, of this city John A.
Ambling and Washington 'Ambling, o r Trenton,
N. J.; Hon. Henry M. Brackenridge, of Taren
tam, Pa.; J. P. Merritt, of St. Catherine', Can
ada West; and James R. Albach, of Oxford,
Mao; Author of "the Western' Annals were
present and participated in the action of the
totaling..
On motion of John M. Kirkpatrick, Wm. C.
„Darlington was called to the chair, Messrs. T.
J. Bigtiam sad Robt. McKnight were elected
Vice Presidents,. and Fiorus D. Plimpton of the
Dispatch, and Daniel L. Eaton of the Gazelle,
were chosen Secretaries.
Ow - taking the chair, Mr. Darlington said that
it was hardly INOMM , 7I' 'Or "aim to state the ob
ject of this meeting, or
an
importance. Many
of our aitizemit who take an interest in historic
events had for a loni, time been discussing the
propriety of establishing 'an' historical society
here, but tba events of Thursday
_had forced
the subject upon the attention to peculiarly that
this-meeting, for the purpose of taking the pre
liminary steps, had at length been convened.
The collection of books, papers and historic, reo
ords which bad been collected by the old aociety
verb &sieved by the .great fire of April 11,
_lBl5, awl it became us now to set on foot a
society that might begin anew, as it were, and
aid in contributing 'snob memorials as they
might be able to gather, for the use of the future
historian. Re was ready to listen to any sug
gestions.
Thee. J. Bighain,' Eeq., of the Joemet, stated
that he had invited the Hon. James Veech, of
___ Uniontown, who was present at the celebration
on Thursday, to remain in town until to-night,
and participate in the proceodinge of this meet
ing. To that invitation he received a letter.
Secretary read the letter, as follows
•i itioacianauxta House, Nov. 25, 185 S.
• •Thn. J. Mahone; Eq.—Dear Sir: To stay
forth. meeting to-nigh; to inaugurate a West
ern Pennsylvania Historical Society—to which
you were kind enough last night tp ask my at
tendance—month keep me another day from
home; . and I have therefore to say to you that,
you m oot not attribute my absence to any lack
of interest in the object of your meeting. On
the ooutrary, I feet deeply, enthusiastically
• anxious for the establishment of the Society and
for ha efficient enduring action until all the rich
and . romantic treasures of historical lore with
which WeeternPiensylvanis pecaliarly abounds,
shall be gathered up and garnered. I speak
that which'l do know and feel, when I say that
we and our posterity have already lost much,
very much, by slim long neglect of this depart.
meat of literary labor and research; and I do
Most sincerely hope that this effort to save
" what can yet be eared of our historic memories
and memorials by the instrumentality of an or
ganised association-will not prove one of a spas
modic or evanescent character. We sorely bare
the men to conduct it with spirit and ability, and
still more certainly, have we the materials upon
which to work.: PM me in any place however
, humbie that will be3hought to contribute to the
great'nd generous, purposes of your meeting,
and believe to be, very truly, your friw V d,
mes elum
7. Hon. Robert McKnight eßnight then Ja submitted the
following resolution . :
Jr:valved, That se Committee of fire persons be
appointed by the chair, who shall prepare a coot
' I eittution gad two Lowe for.the Lite/orient
Etoelet,y of Wolters Pennsylvania," and repos
at a future m etiog to be held at the earl
se wassettpted suet hlceska.
BrKPlighis Inn. IL Klthiatrielt, - Tllos. T. ni
- hasp, Sidney P. Vonbonhorot and D. L. Sot on e
appointed as the Committee.
• jr. Merritt of Canada, having been called
upon made a few remarks on the close connec
tion between the early history of Canada and
of Western Pennsylvania.
Mr. Albach also referred to the rich historic
tretunwes that abound here, and Judge Brack
enridge enlarged upon this subject, relating
- some interesting incidenla of the history of this
portion of the State. He said that the history
of the men who first established particular and
now loading branches of business at Pittsburgh
would be subject of interest lie elated that
Mr. O'Hare built; the first row of brick houses
in this city, on Market Menet; that he founded
here the first Glass Works; that he undertook
- nothing which he did not amplify and extend:
He need to be likemast men of his time, fond of
his glass, bat never, to injonr,him. If he went
to bed &Mile jolly, he alwaysarose lathe morn
, Mg with a clear head, • and ready for business.
'later in his life, after a brewery had been estab
liabed items, the Colonel used to drink ale and
beer to eneorusge home manufacture. The
Judge went 'on to gay that without the use of
steam In locomotion no one C4ll isy what we
could have done bare. He remembered the
time when an we-propelled galley landed at our
wharf, six months out from New Orleans. Mr.
Henry Shreve made the first improvement on
this method of navigation, by substituting the
' rope and windlass and bea ting the boat forward
liy attaching one end of the rope to a tree. 'rho
next step was thei introduction of steam. The
first steamboat voyage from New Orleans to
'Lonleville in 2fi days was considered almost a
miracle.. Other interesting remarks were made
by the Judge. .
Ex-Governor Johnston haring been called
upon, said" that he thought Western Penneylva
its had bean grossly elandered by the Philadel-
Society.' He' instanced the account of the
Whiskylcuourreetion in their last published vol
. ame, and remarked that although they doubtless
thought they were publishing the facts in that
account, they had done greet injustice to the
actors in that affair.
' In respect to the establishment by Col. O'Hara
of - the first glass works here, the Governor said
he reidimberid heating his father say that once
when he and the Colonel were taking a gloss of
whisky at ide (the Colonel's) house, the latter eel
dower his tumbler aed said, °there is an article
that cut sat $W,000."- The Governer' thought
mai a es" thi trophy of a rioters after two
defeat', ought ln bare been preserved. The
Governor alluded to the fact that'll great many
vahlabldblsteriesl facts In relation to this place
had been carried away to Hollandi that much
valuable !damnation might be obtained about
Kittanning midges Cornpbutter Indians If a So--,
Ohoty Wale formed Ws* He doled by declaring
his desire to do all be could to aid in the steps
now faking.
Mr. Idllnlght also made some interesting re
marks touching the advantages that were offered
here for the collection of old documents, and the
sikeing create which they record.
After v. very Interesting session of more than
rum .. lours; the meeting adjourned, to meet on
.Thyituttay,ovening, December the ninth.
delv-Briiinnortax la about retiring from the
office of,r*lionotary: lye are not, polkiesily,
• friessi of tile Munn' above named, but we
do eer and believe , . that he has
been a thorough ind. ' earefed officer, and that he
hie done his whole duty in that office conecien-
Melody sad elaktastory to all who have had
bettfnees with him. The members of the Pius
lurgis.Bar here tendered Capt.. B. a supper on
the "ail= of 'Ala retired, which ke ku
caned, with doe, attestable' ol.theligh appre
ebition of the honor which -1111" friends would
have e"reeeed Mum ored that
th e Captain to Co be elected Warden of .itte Pen itestiaey "
• P. B.—Since writing the 'Dori we have re
ceived a copy of the correspondence between the
bar and Kr. Btaghon. . need t pubnith,
Angice I . oipsy that the entire bar c
unitein
nutenditegto him tie coMpliment which be very
modestly declines.% •
s
Igginurr
an qUet.
3.—Caraber /kaiwiclt bald Ja
—peatorday afternoon on the body of a women
named 14 ,7 1 00. In Muller township, agar thew
niegtogrri. It Is supposed list .her death wu
Coined by wounds inflicted on her person with
- a fork, in the blade of Edwurd ,Nite. a person
who Mia la the employ of her husband our a farm
.haid. • Nits gral arrested and le now in prison.
• litgEoroaer al s o held an inquest, yesterday .
.anernoon, on the body of a female Infant, found
.in the Lutheran burying ground, by, tbs . sexton,
Mr. End.: Tared from the evidence that
the child Verdict l000rdOgli•
'perceive Prof. Fowler of Pluvuolo•
est Ablotrlety Jo about to &hoer ft comes of
eiitem - here end feel the aptribuot o f 11110910
*No' Mr ?oiler Ili too or 6mfae 7.,
„ .
- ionic QUM Hun arldtkiittrueted :ko)tioolt
att.6lkm its blu:Oeuteolutprooeuebio, olu
Noels murpuipbsei*latas*rdmiitt,Wbw:
itottOw&Voi 09411941..
"A Tatfaussotat Casa is just now before the
guidon of one of our churches. A young far
mer of rinipeotabla hually and general good char
acter,
went to Californiasome years ago, leaving
a wife here. He remaining two years or more,
the wife married again. Since his return she
has applied for a divorce (rather late indeed, it
may be said). lie being, as is believed, sincere
ly pious, asks to be admitted to communing
membership in the church, although intending
to go back to California. The session think that
be should apply for a divorce, but 'he says he
now cares nothing about hie late partner in wed
lock, end will not trouble himself, but will let
her go on and obtain a divorce if she chooses,
and can do so. In this state of ' things, the ses
sion et the church is in doubt what course to
pursue."
The above was cut out of the Pittsburgh
Dia
patch of Wednesday morning, and under all the
circumetances is a most singulai• article—a man
Is en applicant for membership in a church, and
according to their own showing "is believed to
be elneerely pious," but a supposed difficulty
springs up in the minds of this session, by their
learning thaLsome private or family trouble hap
petted some years ago between the applicant and
his wife, which caused a separation between
them. No immorality is alleged against him at
all, but this is .n troublesome question for the
session of one of our churches" to settle.
Will it be any assistance to this discreet ses
sion toward the settlement of this question, to
publish, or cause to be published, a local in the
Dispatch, making public what never should be
divulgedby any member of session to any person!
And will sdilh conduct on the part of church
sessions have the tendency to win persons to, or
deter them from, making application fur mem
bership in the Church of Christ? In this-con
nection had not this session better refer all ap
plications for membership to a vote of the peo
ple at the election, and have a popular decision
on the clue/silo as to the fitness or unfitness for
membership. Pirr,
_ _
THE CENTF.NAIAL.—We printed, yesterday, a
largo extra edition of the arceete to supply such
as might desire our account of the proceedings
of the 25th. Unfortunately, we did not print
bairns many as were called for, and our whole
edition was exhausted early in the day. We
wish to say that we shall reproduce our account
of that interesting occasion, in our WEEKLY or
TT/MUMS Near, when- we will be prepared to
supply the public with a well printed sheet,
which can be preserved or sent abroad to absent
friends. Customers can leave their orders at
the counter and they will be supplied. Do not
forget Tuesday, the 30th.
Tna Young Men's Christian Association have
had a prayer meeting in their rooms every qat
urday evening, for more than a year past, , end
for. some weeks we understand the meeting. has
been increasing in interest and numbers. ; Not
only the members of the Association, bul all
their Christian friends, are most earnestly in
vited to attend. The meeting commences at 74
o'clock and continues just one hour.
[TRITER SMITS TROOlT.—Another detachment
of one hundred twenty-two 11. S. troops pasoeil
through the city yesterday, from Carlisle Dar
rents. They are destined for Texan, and are in
charge of Lieut. McKee. They went over the
Pittsburgh, Columbus St Cincinnati Itailrond,
and were accompanied by T. Scott Stewart.
unman:gen.—The Middle Conference of the
Pittsburgh Synod of Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Will convene in the English Evangelical
Lutheran Church of Butler, on I VedneBday, De
cember Ist, at 9 o'clock, A. n. The opening
discourse:will be delivered by the Rev. L. M.
Kuhns, on Tuesday evening.
THE PRIVATE LTIIRIII.I', comprising many rare
and yak:fable historical, theological and literary
works, to he 'told by catalogue on the second
door of Davis' auction rooms, Fifth street, this
evening. are now arranged for examination, and
catalogues ready.
A CIIIIMITBEN, consisting of ?timers. G. A. Bit.
teabantier; B. P. Johnston, M. Loomis, J. N.
Duncan and others, was appointed to procure
subscriptions to the Atlantic and North Western
Railroad, at a meeting held in West Greenville
last week.
Dasraucrive Fnut.—A destructive fire oc
curred in Johnstown on Monday, which was not
extinguished until an entire blocs of buildings
owned by the Cambria Iron Caturiny was to
tally destroyed. The lose is estimated nt $2,000.
Bunotantes.—The /4'oporel says that two men,
names unknown, entered the house of a German eh.,
maker, named Inglech. 00 Wylie xlreeh Sixth ward;
on Thursday furenuon, by tneuue of alteleton key..
and mate th eir tray to tho ser ,, nd stery, Corking toe
dciOts after Gaeta. The family were absent, but the
• • leo was board up stairs by a man in the employ a.
. 0., end he bUrr.ted the doer open just en the reh.
re vrra• lotasplog fn.. tbe.todowir fr. o rope,
kbennd stor,'.... They- telt Bonier of , their teelrbehlntl
but carried off a pookot book containing gibbet $l2. a
breastpin and two Gaper rings.
The same villains entered the house of Mr. Martin,
shoemaker, on Franklin Street, hot were discovered
before they had taken anything. Here they left a
skeleton key.
AND AIIIIAZIL—Saturday night teal, se we
leans from the New Brighton Ti,ver, some thieves
entered the hours of Mr. !leo. Boswell, in that
Mr. B. awoke when they were about carrying off
trunk, and got up, when he was knocked down and
badly abused. Thorn were tiro thieverf mid they
carried the trunk into the street, rifled it of its eon
tents, and took with them 160 in money, a hat end
two dresses.
Tat Post-otlice at Tinker's Run was robbed, on
Tuesday night, of about $6 in coppers, and an empty
mail . bag. The stem of John Pd'ifilliams, in wkieh
the Post-ofilco is kept, war also robbed of some email
trinkets.
Chea of the engineers on the F. lt C. It. it. was ar
folded In Steubenville, on Wednesday night, on
charge of running the express train through the city
at a greater speed than the law allows.
li evens of fashionable elothing, either ready mad
or ordered, will find it to their advantage to examine
the stock' of J. L. Carnaghan, Federal etreet, All..
gheny city. Ilia facilities for making fine work are
among the best, and his prices low fur cash.
THIS lovers of bed things can have their wants
supplied nt flown's, Federal street, Allegheny, they
baying just received, direct flnm the East, a spina
did nesortment of jellies, assorted preserves, fresh
peachee, lobsters, green gages, he., which they ma
sell at unusually low figurer, haring pmnhaecd thorn
at the very lowest cash prices. They have also on
hand a superior assortment of fresh Manufactured
confeetioneryi comprising the choicest qualities,
which they will dispose of cheap (or cash. Their
friends and patrons are cordially Invited to call, and
they will be eonrinced at once that they cannot do
better in eitlier'of the cities. f
WIIAT, OR PRIM IS TITS REST, VERRIFOCE
On WORN barroom? t. . question daily and bandy asked
by parents, anxious for the bealtis of their children. All
who an: as all acquainted veld: the article. will Immediate
la ....or. Dr. Defames Oodebretwi Vennifege prepared
by Fleming Iteoc.PlUeburgh Pa. It hes never L o we known
to fall, and ondof th e mewl remedies that can be used
A friend of own Well beaded m the following statement
in reference to ibis Vermiform
(offeorm—A smog Nw y
Y fm r S
a e r p noembtan N
ehdMt
been
for s long time very much troolded with worms. I oder.,
her to try Dr. McLane's Celebrated Vennifogo, l prepared
bcaw. fliatl=4 M4 l7=rjg re
emennal large quantity of worm Pb. woo Immediately
relieved of all the dreadful eymptoms accommuying ibis
Manias, and rapidly 'wavered ber mat health. Theyoum
lady doestrot whit ker name mentioned: bar residence, boa,
ever, Ls gird Irlftb streot, and .he rofnno to Atm Ilardle, No,
S Manhattan place.
litajOurehaamteM b. careful to ask for DR. 1 1 11. - ANK'9
l IRLKIIHATT:DWLICITUOIit, enanarettarett y PLISMING
11 / 1 0 8 .ofPrnatureca, Pe. All other Versellettes la et...w
hoa era wort/dew. Dr. M'larye's manias Vereellogs, &leo
bli celebrated Lim PillsOttat ccw I. bed . 1 WI lo yectllbl
drag store. Nretrorrtaint eriDiest Liesiosalatre
• erlo.dplwT 1 / 1 .1011.11/ Dana
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GALVANIC LIATTICNT, OILJAIJACTItO MAGNETIC
Numninio, for Modkal porr, of *my roporior &Ind
will broad Ole of Ziprow charger, irberorer ro Nrprew
' Fr 4.1117:14. No. 14041 I , l l."% org A lt i1i);0124....r,
SlMUSfinents
Grand Gala Week
AFTERNOON AND EVENING PERFORMANCE
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND tlrremea
PERFORMANCE. TIIORSDAY COM
MENCESO'CLOCE, AND EVEN/NO
• ; AT 7% O'CLOCK.
MASONI ri.ALIe.
RIL
JONBIT . GREATC"
P.&NOATA
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OrZRLAND ROUTE TO NEBRASKA. 17T1TA, ORR.
_ GON AND GALII'ORNIA.
FOB r TWO WEXES 0 NI,
NOONCAO ME ECING THURSDAY AFTER
t AND EVENING, NOV. lath,
ml. beautiful Panorama waapaintol from Anhwei troadreil
daguerreotypea, taken at great coat of time sod money, as
ittao, with ths enelatimai of hardship...al donate, of the
wont iteacrlplion. •
Erary 1001,11 labtigted truthfal, and has been pro.
miatimed, tip Warned Callfarnianito be perfect: . •
The NW Dank Tribune orys: •
• , tlthia irtomph of Amarkan A rt,!anii serlt - pMei' cdons
Mak. prtiod of our conatry met countrymen: .• • •
fartlhap particular@ Mans' - beaotifol 'painting
fee wall • • - •
Doors open in the •fterseeee at 2 o'clock, nommen.* at
.14th CalllE•chilawn s =ln •
Cur*. baorilarsdae 43 o'clock. on Thrirmlay M
ei-noon, and at 934•• «mow: -
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~ calublisig In bort° 'i . . •
Tr* Berm Cottloglf Iwo, ono. t anthig Nattioß
Two BoriagPregoto, two Dail Wawa. It.. •
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Abe, os. Maw Doptor, , o•ophdo,, ovoid* Of , miTa7 l .lf.
Om Mama ,complelt , - '
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Two teems • lb tylladars ' li loam* 11. AIIMAnef awl 22'
Ineheo stroke, all emaptme. 'nth 1 .41x5. 4.. • .-
WM. u. roaarrn. A all i isw. V
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Also ten). lot qt,arms
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DR. DICEINSON'S BIAGNZTO-ELICTILIC
DSA
cnuan.—lHndpnl Apo ft, the tale of this Unrivalled
Zoned Ansdiary.—ln enbmittlog this machine to • dit
crtminatiagpnblk,tweiwtre hos been !Tared 1011. m.o.
feet - tire. to render It perfect In every essenthd wtkular, In
order to keep we with the wonderful Improrem•ot. alba
age, end idu• It foremost In Mg branch of Amerkmn llmF
nfacture. BOpAVI,.T StIOULD BE WITHOUT ON R.—
Retail rel. $lO.
It k Pdmlrably Inytt Ito prevent and cure every for
iltset4r, emit as bontnniption, Scrofula, Poltava, Rheum
t om. *omega, all fon:moot PAyaleal and Mental P./etre
Item .4,,Nervolla
Oise grand fame of Oils Appanitnis id that lI Is alarms
rawly for um, the power being obtain.] from a Permssom
Alawew,no Arid. Or other logredi•ntabeing regolrml.
Pohl, wholesale and retail, by
DR. OEO. 11. KETMER.
net:Alva WboleaxTe Drogght, 140 Wood .1, Paw'',
Dn. IlusrtrrEß's Birrsits have received the
reonlorno from the prase and people thronghoot
tile Union. Alta valnable tonic for the emu of Dyetropea.
Flatulence, runetipittion and general nervous debility , It
cannot he appermobed. Every day new MOP; of it. geed ef
fecters, Chronicle! through our putilicjournals. There is
nothing equal to the enjoyment, to that which the afflicted
experience velum using this rebuilds epecifie. Ita mild
ons,
It, Imre and vigorous action upon a di/entered stomachd
the cleetiling of the entire human body, ithould mouton:mid
it to all clamn of our community. All that' will be twee
wary to convince the &Replica' of hntlthy effete, is to
— pnrchaasi a bottle and be convinced.
Sold by ilraggiat. and dealers generally, everywhere, and
ter HOSTETTER & manufacturer. and proprietor.
Li Water and LS Front ate.. uoDial&wT
"DOCTORS WILL theme" in their inotie of
treatlngslisesaen, lint all who have neul Dr. Wileon'e Tunic,
Cathartic and Anti-Dyspeptic Pill, , e g roe in saying that
t hey are unsurpeastil na a remedy for Di spoliate, Rick Head
che, Nervous Ileedsche, Heartburn, titarriweit end ether
divemes. It is astonfahing how easy their administietion,
and hew decided their effect. They may le given to the
moat delicate stomach. It. 1.. FAURE...STOUR t CO.,
Whotesate Dracipst. fu Wind street, Plitahtirgh, are the
proprietor.. or' advertisement on the 4th page of to - day's
no2lathrT
$l,OOO ltawagn for any Medicine that will
excel PRATT d 111iTCIIRR'S 111A010 OIL, the only Indian
Remedy now .01li lbr Rktuntcd got, Neuralgia, Hewtade,
Thothooho, /Wain Mr Sidi or Bark Sprains, Bruiser. 5.1,1
Throat, Jilsrenr, Onstrocied Muslr and ZraTitt: the.
etable
remedy disiswered thnt will sot num. thou. sun lint
her thoJnlnts. Thonenuds of persons Imre been semi of
thonn complaints I.y thlr now diworery. All urn larited 10
glee. Its trial. Principal onion 200 Washington strnnt,
Brooklyn, N.Y. For wan by Ult. ONO. 11. K xvamit, No
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Signature. of. Pratt *Butcher on the wrappnr, an.l name.
Idown In M. bottln.
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This felting in iiitroditee.l to the n.;tiee tir
all requiring tealtiiiir, an poweensind ./11411i..1 chick bare
hover lawn combined In any ultier, viz: For ite
It a not being affected by any ordinary brat, oil. acids, hot or
cold water or .team, rimy be tined In any damp place, en.
paled to tho weather, and oron running Ilnotinb water
withcatt Injury. Owners of Loather Minn, Idannfertinere.
11.1.11,44 s and Aarictillural Implement matters are par
ticularly 4rrllN td elani hie it..
Tim Parting Is a moot dentroble article, will nolther stick
tins . melt, and will prove to all riepuring it, the beat nteem
parking ever nail. It le made in aheele of any thteknewa
fororery pan ( of Use Steam Engine and Iloilo.: aleo,thae.
bets, Rin lc. Alto, Bound Parking, .for eyboder Heade,
Phasing sal Mulling Boarw---alwi Rimed Betting of any
Pi.< awl kngth, ell et which in warranted to •t2(11
uor melt Ilona et any size and thlekoriri for the engin,
Halm urinal venter. No trouble to keep In order, will not
rot or lent lotorerarol ree , vt •Rr•nh , P^ • •iirn
than nay udirr. Abundant reference to lb°. .14, the
tewh hero and In the Interior of Prnorylratila.Ftaton
of Neer Ynrk, New Jerney,Contioctirnt. filavancloviert• and
Inewhere.
ott f0uv1.3./0 feet of . 1!.; Inch 6 ply Het lot Patch., H.
i.ble for Aro enlitemi or ou.stut Lel*_ nolo olly
WALNUT BALL RESTAURANT,
A1A.40.17,7 HALL, FIFTH srarrr
JCBEE4. F .I=2. XCI IC 3EI 11
Vitt, Plt ICI Ott
.taLA LL TILE DELICACIES Oic a t ik
TUN :MASON. proyonol hy tho to.ort «a •
ponoutcol cto.to. nerNo.l op al tho abort..t ho
tiro, from
YITUTI.OOK A AI UNTIL ?WALT.: (PCIA/CiFt P II
All Artielt. In Um line, plAcultar 4• IL.• Knot, Wtyl
Anna, re.rolynol Anily Utitryys. ~..., 5 ,..„ ryl syryl ne ..r.L.r
irsa.snewe dal
t•n
1.1.1. FUT lAA LI.
Met U.Y,
•) - ))'ln4.r.ln MT. for (),virry, IWO king Sini YArl
VyyytylAbo in thyit 1..11 IyJ
ALLI.A.CIDe: FOUNDRY
ffitU A N D
rarnislaing Establishment-
STEAM ENGINES, ISOILEILS, SALT
PANS, 1111.1. GEAFII3iII, Fire !lila, Nla - ltioty,
ley,. and ennltngia. ot dl kinAn mule toontor.
Ur... Shim, ininnh Weight., Mill no, Proof
Anchor uniting Cloth; Gino Intel heather liriting,
Portable Flour and Corn Slill•—tho bent iu one;
French Itiirr Ilmnt Afischinen, rood It. the city teiil. mod
over the Went; Peftllt the grain, tat, oot thin cltea ro
move the .tent trials before they are broker by the tenter•
rrotiett Shirr !dill Stor.inn, monde of n-lontodblockis.
Nano/ Shlogle Alitridnen—rot 10.000 ti. ::(1,000 per day;
Itone'• Parent I,rla, need In TWO wills. taw
mite-ban the orer.ohol, awl twine w tend an the wend of
theother Whsle in toe. with an equal ninotott of minter.
Catalognen I Whin.lo give. loan Oh.. rout gearing.
In
fire No. I.7berly strss-t, Pills/41190 C
m 41.6,12.141" T W. W. WALLACIE.
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Steam Slothla Works No. 319, 3:41, 3113,
Liberty N eeeee Pllttsburgb, Po.
'WARBLE MANTELS, made by machinery
_umat lon priors; Mon u mem, Tabicta Ware Mt o , .
large Meek on itiuni. Furniture Wash Fiend Tem
imprming Encl., Marble
am Steno licartirta made by
machinery on abort notice.
Marble mild low to the trade. (Mice NO Liberty eine.%
Pitteborgh, Pa W. W. WALLAPII.
aelliGnitlauT
DORTABLE FLOUR AND CORN MILLS
—The M. 0.( mud brat article of t/ia kind In the
country. They run light, grind fast, and make good work.
Thr7 uro • desideratum to Lurntermen, hen illasters and
matters In new countries Vor sale at No. 319 Liberty St.,
rittaborgh, Ea. W. W. WALLACE.
swEVAAsrT
ULCAN 'ZED INDIA RUBBER STEAM
V PACKING— Z.OO 141 in Omuta, gaskets and mile of
various sir e n. it IS prepared no that MX/ degrees Valle..
telt will nut affect it, awl in enters. to evert thing elm,
as no nal/sten. WI much el.tirity Width stand. DO
high • degree of host and way he used alnunt all plaroi
Where packing neetwesry. J. kIL PLIILI.IIO4 ,
troth N.. 3•• and2ll
VULCANIZED INDIA RUBBER lIOSE
.-,-WOO feet frow to 10 Inches WIWI, Thie article
ham great ndvantage over leather, am ItDoak no oiling, is
perfectly tight, ntand•a Tory high do gma of heat With.
out loJary, and k tint aftocted by the severest cold.
J. • 11. PUILLIPA,
Nor. _01n•1 Et. Clair stn...
JOB PRINTING
Eseeuteil with prompteem sad etnitttey at the
FTEAM JOB PRINTINO OPFICK cr
fir= 17. 0. JOIINSTONd 00,1 . '7 Wood M.
A LL WOOL DE LAMS, FIGUREDAND
Philo
Wool
Irieb PoOhm, randy asul Mack Bilks
Bieck all Wool tie Laitie, Pleb! emionerae,
IYLD Coborge, Par
mettae, to be !mind at Ctrd,
nol7 North.met corner Mb and Market ate.
RIAZIN'S COMPOUND OX MARROW
AJP POMBTOM—This le an excellent preparation for the
gMraow n m d prloee e m ti o o t o
Oofl he n dH c e o ir m m in m e p d omoaitt h< T
p ru a d te g f e ul d
perfume*, which promote the effect of the compoeilloff.—
Another soppy Put reed by JOB. FUMING,
noll comer Diamond sod Market et.
R AGS s k BAGS!
b!.-. Lyl -1 0 r :TO Mit edhiVerl4lll.l
elle by 110111/100C1C WORMY & 00,
noes 122 Second soul 151 Ihma street.
cIOIiStIPATION, • DYSPEPSIA, &CC—L.
Thenedletrem lug •Ilamota have been mom effectually
ttmoved by mina lb. food n Etralouta,^ than by all Om
drugaina that has been preellamh The Earalenta le she
maoufactured ltda cracker* Chat may be kept for yearn—
Thoy salt IL. mom ffelkatesteu.obk The ffwaleukz freak
end eocuel wid.tbe crackam may be had of 16, mbeerlber.
- J. 4 RILLD,74 Fourth street.
LOWEST PRICES,
OAR BR BAD AT TUE PRRIN TRA STORE,
No. 38 EREI Etrcet, Dankr Wood
GENUINE STUB AND TVIT
DOURER BARIUM/3D GUNS,
TEN D 0 L L A K S.
W. VIII warrant then wins In .my roolicular
nozb CART WItUJUT it YOUNG, 85 Woo] G.
:471ILLOTrallEW PEN, 'NO. 808—The
Clark Elmustluilk by Its smoothbore nod Armor. of
prat peculiarly fitted for rapid Pentoinsblm Wel pros of
miter brands, sued peer legal, mooting - home and fancy
stationary writing orem fresh emptly gs and th. Wrl
=dye.. kee, portfullft. portmettales, wit &;adores t :
• noblNo . l; Federal street, Allestaml.
.17.ENISON VENISON of: the
swoon Ant received; neared; tornidgeo,annirntir
Ratetdta, bash Orders, Turtles, Chickens, - Doan and
IN.^ in any quantitnon, to arrive on Nth or • 17th, for I
Tessiering buy, No. 27 Fifth eeriest.
RIDDLE;WIRTS & CO.
WOW OPSNIISTbes assorted Stock
drag goods, Amris, cloak; audio watt and dow.
tie geode la Utak city. Pb,n,. nil OM 411110 1 / 1 10 Wore par
atria lc elmortien. C. ['ANSON .Ifm VII, 74 111.rket en.
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, o r the ll
irately kr; 114001 complete marl. of Dramatic mad
tiro* Dry Goods of every varied; eleneye m band.
ode' • . . C RADIUM. UWE, T 4 Merkel*.
DERFUMERYI PERFUMERY 11-7-Xlerze
aseortiormt or brlblife celebrated Perfumery received
DO dm. elm, armlet smortment or American Per Penu
Tbmo triellitt Amadei( fo Doe.elrldl oil at:at:• ry. ,
PORTFOLIOS Desk Padg , , Pen Daeb,een
0u41.44,1 Pencl4, ouvataatir hand ind 16
tt
iieb. • • ' ' - iminer Market ittd &coed tti
DLASTKR, PARIS, ROMAN ORMINT,
umnartr str Oksents.-ta. osumarossamd
plum umv ,
VECONW. -- SOPPLt
.- • _ _--
L from Europe.
Nur Tear, Nov. 26.—The Royal Mali Steam
ship Africa hu arrived out. Her papers furnish the
following Intelligence:
Le Nord says that the English Government eon
! eenta to Franco engaging Indian coolies for colonial
laborers.
The report that a reduction was about being made
in the French army caused a buoyancy on the Lon
don 'change.
•
A commission had been appointed to proceed to
Africa end examine on the spot the question of im
migration.
been fixed for the 17th
Ina M"td'
t.The l l i' re rt' nel tria l alh
papers ' Vre not. permitted to pub
lish the proceedings.
The Bank of Franco lost twenty-throe millions of
francs in specie, during the last month.
The parliamentary elections at Berlin, resulted en
direly in favor of the new ministry.
Navigation had closed at St. Petersburg.
Moro serious insurrections were reported to have
teken place in Asiatic Turkey,
Liewpool Coin", fibirkel.—The market rimed
steady; inferior qualities were unsaleable. Tho soles
on Friday were 10,000 bales, including 3000 bales
for epeeelation and export. The eluting quotations
were: New Orleans fair 711; Middling 61; Mobilo
fair 7I; middling 13-10; uplands fair 7; middling
The stock in port Is 3.82,000 bales, including
285,000 American.
Liverpool Provisions Harker, Nor. 12.—Provis
ions show a declining tendency. l'ork is dull at'a
alight decline. Lard heavy at 53 n@5ls; holders are
pressing on the market. Tallow firmer.
LOXDON, Nov. 13.—8a1l A Co. report that the im
provedaccounts received of the New York stock
market, have imparted an unusal degree of anima
tion in American securities. There had been a de
mand for all descriptions of State stocks, and con
siderable business was done, especially in Pennsyl
vania, Maryland. and Virginia bonds. Large pur
chases of the New York Federal 5 per rents. had also
bean made. Railroad securities are dull.
The submarine telegraph cable between Dover and
Celine was again in working order.
Meetings, in aid of the now reform movement in
Parliament roptesentation, continued ..in various
,paste of England.
The last dispatches from China announee that ad
miral Bogue - It, after having taken possession of the
establishment at Termme, had marched to the city
of Roo, which is the capital of Cochin China, and of
the entire empire of Annam. The details of the
taking of Turanne chow that the gun boats destroyed
five forts in leis than half on hour.
Tureens had been declared French territory.
Napoleon had returned the compliment paid him
by Queen Victoria,
having forwarded hor a 12-pound
howitzer, invented by htmselL The piece bears the
name .. Allianee"
The Paris correspondent of the London Globe nays
that Galway is about to ho adopted by France as an
outlet of her postal communication with North Amer
ica and that the Lever line will succeed in letting a
large subsidy from the Emperor, the projected Havre
line having withdrawn in favor of the Galway enter
prise -
PITTSEITROII, PA.
mlO.Yf lc
Srans.--i-The London Tim. says according to .
statement received from Spain that the Spanish gor
ernment stem° likely to order their fleet at Cuba, t
proceed of once to demand satisfaction from Metric
en the matter in dispute between the two countries
Probably the countenance of the French governm en t,
who are likewise reported to hare sent additional
ships of war to that point, is relied upon in thin move.
merit, while it is also known that England has seri
ous demands to urge which trill cause her to insist
upon a redress at least equal to that which may lie
arnorded in other cases.
A telegram from Madrid. states that the Spanish
test, enneisting of eight steamer,, had sailed from
Fedi, on the I Ith November, (or Tatters. It is .1
del that the fleet has orders, after presenting the dr
mantis of the Spanish government upon Mexico, to
scour the roast of Attica and destroy all awash
manned by the Riff ?doors which may be found,
without regard to papers, and treat them as pirates.
Account. from Cade. state that the second portion
of the reinforcements for Cube, war ready to sail at
moment's warning, completing the expedition to A
force of 2,1tt0 Infantry and .'.OO marines.
Tinkev.—A telegraphic dispatch from Beyrout
announces that a general agitation we. reigning in
Asiatic Turkey. An insurrection had taken pis, in
several places.
()mar Paella we, maintaining himself at Bagdad
with difficulty.
The tribes lining between Tripoli and Aleppo, had
remelted, and communication was interntitad between
!Almon, and Tripoli, and let ween Ale sendria and
A leppn.
n A I . 1,-- Advice, from -Japan Pay that the vltol.
erwas Tarrying off a great number of the people.
It WAS said that it had been carried there by an
American roan-of-wag. which circumstance. had pre-.
judiceil the people against foreigner..
AV tan !atm. CIT., Nor. 6, —Cunflieting report
have been publish.] concerning the object of th
reeent departure f'fudg e Rime and Ben. lil'eullech
id . ' Teens, for lionors The truth is that the forme
hal bran appointed ronoal at liospo., boot th.
talk.v ban nu businem concerning him
cell and in no manner eenneeted with the gornrn
moot.
Information has reached I Vashington in such a
form as to place the fart lieyott l iunstien that adargre
nuintier of Afesicans residing ...era hare entered
0... lost,tA tit rairtilutttattiso tk . titans with A view
to its 30.34110 P to the I.nited t ate..
A tel dispatch r.ili oldie states that
much excite . ..ten. e‘iste still in atiat eity. growing
cor or thceer..... to grace a el ranee 1. the A 11...
Painter. vi,.
The Secretary of State has pant, as reported, de
1:111111.161.1 an explanation of the Spanish filmister eon
corning the object of that government in sending en
armed force againtt /11., leo, although a private in
barytes! with him wait reuriested by Secretary Vass
ogres is supposed, that subject.
The financial report of the Spiretary of the Treas.
ury is now completed. The balance in the Treasury
on
the Mondayond amounted to SA,Ofilkifitti t the receipts for
ending that day to $147.000; drafts paid
31,115,001 i; drafts 1,11111(.11 $1,5n0,000. The roductinn
from last week amounts to $1,113,000.
Now thu..r.Ans, Nov. 2G.—The steamer Tonnessc,
has arrived, with Vera Crus data In the 21s1.
Throe Spanish and two French war vessels an
shored at Sacrificlo. Admiral Renaud was daily ex
Tooted, and the rest of the French squadron.
Gen. Tales aurrendered Peroto on the 16th. Th.
garrison was reduced to starvation. The retrtuan
of the troops arrived at Vera Crux.
City of Mexico dates to the 15th state that Gen.
filirabon bad arrived. The Liberals oceupied Zara_
terns, Zaloago levying contributions to repair the
fortifications. The Liberals elsewhere are successful.
luares republishes the proclamation against
Zulmtga.
New Oni.eoma, Nov. 26.—A dwelling was deetroy.
ed in Prytaino street by are. A child waa burnt to
dooth.
New Ynua Nov. ?G.—During the military pro
ressien yesterday, lien. Peen attempted to fall Into
line, when his berme Flipped and fell to the pave
ment, crushing the leg of his rider under him. The
tieneral'e foot was disabled; the spur bad bent
double nod pierced his heel, cutting it severely. The
joints of the groat toe were Allocated, bending the
member backward in the form of an arc. Ile was
wil
spe l-detaedily removed into the Astor Hotel. The Injury
in en. Pact come days from his journey,
hot no other serious Injury may be feared.
s?. Louis, Nov..26.—The river continues to re
ce,le at this point sad all the tipper atreams are fall
ing. The Missouri is reported gorged above St.
Joseph. The upper Mississippi is stationary and
clear of Ice at Dubuque with six feet water on the
bar. The weather yesterday was clear and warm.
Ind there was a sharp frost last night; it was mild
this morning.
Wssursturom, Nov. 20.—The Now (Mean!, papers
contain an advertisement notifying person, deslroue
of Joining the emigration for Nicaragua, to apply be
fore 2 o'clock on the 25th Inst. Col. Seguin, late of
San Antonio, has been commissioned by the Governor
of Nauru Loon, to raise a regiment of troops in Texas,
to aid the Liberally of Mexico.
BosToN, Nov. 20.—A private letter received at
Salem from (forc e i on the Wert Coast of Africa,
states that mach seknesa prevailed on that coast,
and a French war steamer had lost twenty-five men
within two weeks. An armed boat from the same
steamer had impressed a Fretodi sailor from the brig
Rockingham. of •Salem. The letter Is dated Octo
ber 12th.
INDIAIAPOLI3, Nov. 27.—The House, thin after
noon, passed, by a vote of M against 45, the joint
resolution passed by the Senate on Wednesday last,
declaring the election of Messrs. Bright and Fitch,
illegal, unconstitotional and void.
Cracianart, Nov. 26.—Weatber clear; thertnome
ter 38°. River fallen 5 Inches dining last 48 hours
itat.Traoat, Nev.26,—Yloar atend7 nod nanhaniced. Wheat
arm. COrti elvm, with an upward teedeory; rime yelivW et
Gigy white.O . L. Whlekey very Arco at .7c . Proviali.ne
unchanged.
X X EXTRA FAMILY FAMLI! FI
nred LOmURT:
ea Neva, for f.dollaittr
D cag t O i d r ..d
rlecp
for sale by
oaf tat Frain 'trent bear Woad.
iiALF BBLS.
g;
Winn FISH;
CA do flerrin
20 do No. nbsckaral;
40 do N 0.4 do
S.JAYNR9
do N 0.3 do
In dory ntni for ni 4o de by Imo ) J. I. CIANFLKLD &OM
TABLE OIL (MOTHS-100 dozen of oar
OWD 410 ti Other 0311polhctareN ef.Perier t
. 17m .
alr etreet oe2o
BUTTE R-5 Ws prime Roll Sutter;
K r ON: "261 do
In lime and for washy f .20J WAIT IIV/L9Oll
FORT DU QUESNE 1N 1754.-Mernoirs
a %Of Robert Stab% of th•Vintinla Regiment, with
•Phit of Fort Do Quell. 171 L P. r nk, by
J. S. DAVISON,
61 /Motet •treet
CAR E'S FREDERICK TIIEGREAT
Illitard Omit White's Dm ShAtknyenn.; Onion Psnyor
kteethq Inlpprk• ofths.bomm roeJ todu try
not? ' JOHN LDA 13110 N,
G LYCERINE -50 lbs Price's Inadrons far
not .0. 10 . by. B. L. NAIIIMSTOCK
. 110, =ran Wood and 41. b
yEAST Folypj-40.1azi Babbitt:s for
10. bv IL . I.7AHINEITOOK a co.
ilftitigt-150 - dry flint and 50 grean,
to arrive apt for swle by
*AT AMMO, ITAJIBMIGII /k on
ILL'S FRANKLIN
H .d
itbelcsale ix retail by •
fl-Jonimos
TERRA.
44k4aN10:4J-=,3l , baleo for sal by.
,_;IO9S tßesicr.P`9l4amilltatits.
lieW 4 :A4l#4ll4oloo lb. OrAste
• -,-; '1 ; .: -- - 4 ".''' 4-- 404. 1
quo
)
; —4, • ,
.-ar•
P -'`AND
C4=l
Telegraphic,
. ...... ..... obi t { Ti
in... the publicati.3a of the Bonk return.. f.3r the past
e.W. the money market 11.1.1 ',at rery taa. lire in Poset
Inians. lu the open market, nod rebel aro wilibust esnen•
of
tint variation There oven,. 1.. be little it any pi - taper, 14
re. seal of diaconal figures touch tent the quota:tone nose
thin..., during the Winter, however much snub a soul{ may
Iw donirod ea nn indication of returning lite in loudness mr•
rine. far la our prwient exptritoce, with en unpaved.
rated Oratory tee time* have been wonderfully tactual
from thew wild and Inspreentsle epeculath.os which usually
dietinguieh am hlwr of financial abutelatre. Miaow,
a 111. kind we bare hod ores...dorsally in Stock. and march.
ands.. but nothing. which indicated real fever. If each
miachlevous movements ran be ev.dded, which le attune{ hos
muds to expeel, and the commercial world will be made to
reamma its former ectivity end loun,Withont thestrenertsida.nl
earitable / reflation') .toy
lola Iro ell The better rot the
hummer., community. Yam /1.41,.. sum Ettrop.. iodinate st
soul attest nown.y•rtivity 11.,111.11 r 11,4•114,1-1,
K ne)mo, se tortoni; 3n fever of Pnglassd, nod the drain of
helium
I. i.0.1..1.1y.010wd. Weittay pre:warty. from title
Itsts
wro it uns
e 0... ospeet torewsae in It,, bullion coffers id the
of lbaslassi, and low., retest fur tame) at the sl.m
s
b
There as re •\1211.1.111e. ale, of rs...te" sfornl
two sell. sty Ltrodoe nail sr the Palls bourse Thew. items
eeation. Ivo . ..retie in Ilse, hearing upon our owl, elect
as
he
—• 1'
her
The slat:Omni for money on time Lille increaeee, and in
to no. Pork vas.at tics emean f the nu
flem alone, a it .aid, will require a millio and a half d
tart flat large amounts et Money are fun lehei thou other
{Welk tor au. be pu. posee--eouso lento Indiana snot ICore
, •n•II ...en. trona In.ltivr atad C. 111,0,
•ra• wasove. bed ay wet aliseseurt Raper was 1404 ona In lea
..toad over the connive on check.: nod even bankable Mode
are quite wares. A aninter of lime bilk were bought to. ; rah, of these and night Etchatige remain ea !net quo
red. night on New York boi b. 1 .. bit)1..,1.; prom. selling,
and the mint. !Amenity 5q , 044.--I,t. Louis lier o
II og
the 11., market lo day soot !load,. and [Aloes for heavy
e were st:hanged. Light Tinge, Isow - vor,are not wear.
and rotten had le esthrnit to a de,line of liKels, The -
nap. of peke. pabl at the yerde 1 - Jr. Live Hoge awn,
for those weighing 240 tbs. and upwards, .s l . 4 oolbn, and
14 rhea,. fat Ih.gr. Weighing ntwot 200 lb., s4,lTia4,7f,i
hest flogs sold at Stbal:2o. gr..... The recenste were
not h.. c g nod natant. the (714.14 , the yard, were pretty well
r le a red ....A.--oSrept setae light lote.—lClsirago
RI V ICH II& WH.
Tha ilr.r yanterJay Inas tieing, with 3 font 8 Inches
liy
1111.114 m ark. Tha Jennie Gray went mtr. Err Cincinnati. Thr
1/r. Ken.., Cape. Ehonaati . will leave thin day Inn EL Louie.
There arta nothing doing at the Inane.
lade Camping! Nu lately rea.lerrtl saran Intenalina
rtrarnhaat derinions In the I'. S. Circuit Court elllta4 at
:Yaw Crinana.
In thense of the steamer 'Western 6orld eeeee,,, the
.Canter 11 4. W. 11111, a Colll4i. M., the Coort affirm
ed the decree of the District (.bolt. The descending sewed,
est nod upon the moment of the calliasn," use In her pro
mate place in the riser. °rho Court will 100 k to Ihn and immediate ranee, of the colliskn, and. I proxi
f thtue
show s distinct departure from the In of narlettoo by
either boat, ft will nut refer to couddet ormolus of fault,
which coultibnled, If at all, only remotely or contingently
to the disaster,"
Au Interesting selvage case rent 01. decided. The steam
er Americe Claimed V 25,000 tolesge from the tow leant An
glo-Amerkija. Tito tot. boat broke. wrist al the mouth of
the bllssflarpl sad rent disabled. In this condition, liable
to drift upon land, or to other set-tans areldent, she hoisted
• signal of distren, and the steamship A merles Mtms loiter
romistsnre and towed her Into . place of safety. F oe thi n
too-rice her master nod ciruc. claimed $24,0u1 eoteooe, the
Anglo-American being apprslsed at $27.0a0. The owners of
the Angle-American deposited tato) In Court sea no-worethle
compensation. The Court thotight tbe case presented Intl
ono_ehrtnent necessary to claim for &stew, aid en the sun,
deposited au three tines the amount of ordinary Cosies,
gave Judgnient ter the deb:militate, which the Circuit Court
affirmed.
The Cincinnati 0 ...helot' say,
"The Iteaulthr, will a coop] of cotton momphis,
c.mo in early. She mot the Memphis at Golconda: Motors.
for at Trade Water; Maciay nt timndelow; Neptune - and
Pringle at Lewisport The J. 11. Dorm, from hentomillo,
tuned Et couple of barges, containing 30,000 huohols of corn,
to Aurora, and discharged hem 200 tan. Capt. Merrell Will
either load her for Thornburgh or Cairo.
Tho Lehigh from St. hold. for Pittsburgh, passed up in
th e morning with a go-NI load. The blelnotte arrived in the
with a hoary freight for New Oriettnrn, end lays
over:until this morning. Tim Landis and Sir Mtn. {Volition
orrirod last night. The Sir Wm. Monaco passed up for St.
Luis.
The bilko City esitno In frintSt, fools with e fair trip. Silo
rum on to Pitudiurgh today, and will lay op for the Whiter.
The Itrolearor came down from Pittaborgh with 200 ton,.
and clewed for Lonirrille; sod the Glenwood arrived from
the oaten place with • fair trip. The Trent h end 11a11oun
name ewer laid evening from the dock. The Parkenlineg.
to Parkemburg. and Delmont to Pittoborah, each cleared
with all the freight they could carry. Thellibbrd,
from Pittaburgit, la orerduo, and will probably be at tho a
in
roe to.cloy.
The tatted from Red River la 12 foot of water and whim.
ring at the rate of 61nchm lu 21 hours. Tito Autolopo from
Lonlarille, arrived at Now Orient, co yesterday, and lb. J.
W. Cheeeman, Itactitab i Universe, end Great 11'i:stern, for
this port,departeil The Poopiehonna, at last &canna%
was hard aground al Campine. She Is remitted ont of the
channel."
The clocrottati COLlllot,Cha Cr yesterday nye - :
"The Altamont, Goody Friends, and Council Muffs aerie
ed from St. La olc Welfare already published themaniteste
of the two former. The letter discharges here 1,000 pigs
lead, d 0 keg. idiot, and lOU toolames. The Council
Bluffs gots to Pittsburgh for the purpose, of extending her
cabin. The Allamont, haring concluded to toed for New
Griroaa, reaffirmed her Wheeling freightou the Eunice.
The Wood wane etill aground at Oultionton, when the nib.
bard pawed down. The 11.11fhird found It alight enneere to
gel around her. ..Thero Web feet from li n g Sandy here, hot
ouly 6 feet scant berme roLoniseille—Orttroy Fists being the
shoeleat polar. Here, the riser has receded one inch during
the poet twenty-four hour. The Goody Friend. coming op
yesterday, pawed the Eleanor aground on Gunpowder Her,
route distance out of the channel. Tho lower parr of the
river I. 'pretty much unchanged, or falling lamely, with
nearly 6 feet water on the Amami. bare. Pante disperh.•
from Nashville represent the Cumberland titer milte low
with no prospect of water.
The Lake City dented for Pittsburgh with two hundred
tone—one hundred and filly Including 200 halreof cotton,
being from Cincinnati. lthe ham all her freight on deck nod
tea trams. digital, Sloan coutemplrtes eponding the whit.
Lake City.
er in 'the Booth, on hie return from Pittaburgh, with !do
Watstme.—The Lotalllgencer of Wedomday, says:
"The Commodore Pony le aground at litenheneille. She
laid twoor (breeder, et Glum Um., and event( oho aeo.
C.d. In getting out of Ler prment predicament, the Ls
likely to be caught at the Sisters by low water, If not by
Steamboa
A BiIIVED.
Lozano, Browndv
Toteirtup, do.
Weald Bdierd, Blldabeth.
Blvd.-3 feet 8 In. rid=
Telegraphic 1111121ketil.
New Yoe; Nov. 2 1 1--Clatton has advanced !„ , •4c with sales
of 3,000 balm middling Uplands ere quoted at 14. Flour
firm with Wee of 14,600 bblir 81010 5/.200/1.10; Ohio 013,36
0,45.
gm: Wheat doll; 12,000 sold at $1,17001= for red;
Own ealre2ooo ham tit 60QGS for new yellow and 02
fur new whiter Rice firm at 8 / 4 334c. • Colfew closed Oral
and actin at 11134612 far Rio« Xagn steady 1481,60. ,
OH has advanced Or. mitt of 65 03 40 i., -
Stock flarket.--Chlrtgo it Bock Island 'Mi.': 111/note
Cenral D0wd.92%; Comberland24 01 Virginia
Siam 07 Tara...) Sixes 94.1; GOUDA Cb ngo 7:!4;
151.10%.
Cutworm; Noy. 20.—Flom unchanged sills, moderato
demand at suagis for extra; superfine is umulnal. There
fa as Way. &mama for Whiskey; alai 2,000 101. within
the last two Jaye at Zia. Hogs am active with a speculative
demand sad Pita. blew; ash. 19,t ax) heastwitbin the legit
t.nz,insi t , dewing at $0,40(46,:b for nett end !wary; 4,000
heed to- bwrielltered next lomat, as kfillidgm to aaa a ., , ,,
rpe.ipta largo; 24000 head within the last two day..
hew Pork las adyencod to gl7, with Yale. 'of 1,370 ,Iddc
talk Ileitts gold at 615,2_,5tf0 for Shoalderw and . Old. : kr
Tebytuul - Imoyant with 'al
view 00 . 0.1104. Money restien lathe awl
'ytemtam Curr mg Oentr* OUt•lia rl 2l/0 %,M CloS
*apt linifigheeraial 2d APPO;
.Patta7-11tfri
wt.. Taw haportire of tbeweek ansmant.tog
NsirMAN 144141,1 V i s t eV/thhibete t. al
" rai l " 4 .ll
AI ar eIizONAPIOIN *ad=
'AO 1859.
• ommerojial.
COMMITTER of ARBITRATION FOB NOVEMBRIL
EDWAZD GRIM, V. P.; O. Humus, P. M. DAVZ J. I.
Thoccerf, J.J. Onzasen.
PIT TSBVII.G I / 3 allamaciaTp.
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Reported Areddly foi the Pateraryth °urn., I
MrSIIMIOD, 80IVIDAY, Not. 27: 11158.
FLOUR —ouchmgesl; the only mint from first ham& were
1000 bbl, to arrive on prirate terms; from Hon., 500 bble In
lots at 55,00, 55 25(0)5A0 for the thrro grain.
ORALY--take of 600 bus Rye from first an at 7K. 100
btu fall Barley at 05; and 100 hu e Corn at 70. Oats, 151 hen
from store at 45.
WHlSKT—sales of 47 bble tt 24025.
IlAr—eslot at wales, of 15 loads at 1ihg15,151 ton.
BALT--Ksle• of for bble No. 1 at $1,60.1
DRIED FRUIT— enroll sales of Apples it $2,75, and Peed,
"titasod,-111 ealo of Int/damn onrtte lete•
BUCKWHEATp FLOUlt— enlet of p o u nd Wa ke from Hat
at V 4005460 51100 Ms.
111 Dlti—a tele of 50 preen palled at NI4.
APPI.FS—a sale of 111 bbls etiktly gßolm at 51,75.
JOTTER—ootoo or 1.1100 Ito prime roll at It.
POTATOES—taIes st depot of ISO bus Nestatinaelts at
and 250 do at !ill
HOMlNV—futlee of 17 G 6
CRANDBERLES—taIet frumM,at
tto s rn of to bble at 512,00.
(HOGS—sles al 700 bead lire at 4);,47, gross.
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PIONICTAILY AND C4/311/111CILCIAL.
r Z. " ; : n lL t i o n :ft i la le g e ew " t r o ' el n :to a
boss of our banding banker.
Our prirsto adriees Nan Tuar., Nor. 22, I fibS,
per etfnrucr 'rendering
ore of the mum
adverse character as heretofore. rendering it almost hope.
i f
M aw to look for aid from the other to help In 111 l og
Mc present large stack of breadstuff,. nrctiniulated •poe
In
this market.
Mont.. Kingsford d Lay, of L•ndon, mpg: Our trade
continues as anll as pornible, nor on do for the present
coo any chant° for the recovery. Bar farmer. appear to ho
determined to supply the markets, Independent of largo
numbor of vowels arrived on the coast front the Black Sea.
Fir° bemired mere, (vrascis) groin laden, ore said to Le on
the pasesgo,''
Meas.. Maxwell d Co.'s oull'icse are equally filamnraging.
Both, howover, speak of lite prosont scarcity of choice flour'
and that it commands high rat. from Mot rouse, lint the
quotatious they giro such floor at the prices it soils at here,
will not warrant shipments from this market.
tord
The receipts of OMIT into this market last Frida and Ss.
ay wore, in round numbers, 60,000 bblis--tosla y
y, =O3OO
bbl.—end have been large for some limo pail; and though
the receipt. of whet alb and baba boon moderate latterly,
the inset of both 7/010 /10113 Is eery large—larger, in our
opinion, Ilion ever before. Ate to quantity of each, opinions
vary. We think there ails near 700,0011 to 900,000 bids flour,
and &bunt 1,500,010 bushels wheat, moat of which is sound.
Now, RiLlsont Pomo help front thoothor side, aril coninder.
ieg tho probable receipts from the Booth utd rallromls
during the winter, it will take n long Onto toget rid of this
very larks, eLocli.of Born mil wheat, and we think II of rho
most vital importance to rultiera and operators in wheat at
nnd a
(Ito Weak lo reflect inabranll3 on the abate of things hire
tirom.r .
The foregoing is truly a . I.lne't letter, rani well calcolated
to make denier, in breadsfnffs reend, before they take one
atop morn. With regard to rho Stock. of floor mad 'cheat In
Now York, howler., they aro merely ratimates, and wo hart
aeon fiancee front part!. entltlal Id an much respect—wo far
ea lodgment mil opportunity of knowing the facts In the
case aro Concerned—as the Writer of tiro above, which set
the stork of flour in New 'York at about 200,000 bbla at the
very ontnido, and the wheat at 1,000,0110 bushel.. But enp
laning the figures given above to he correct it most be
horns in mind that there la a very light aleck of wheat at
the great bushels ints lit tho Wae
t. tier° we everyy
about :MAXI at Mllwankie the stock la tri
fling; at Toledo It Is only 40,001 bushels at Buffalo. 350,000
littahele, and there is veryy flitted afloat—in all, west of New
York city, probably not over 1,000 000 , brishola It Is 411.1 to
be borne in mind Mot Ohio and Indiana horn exported .1.
most their entire morphia thin fail. Thli high priers at Um
close of the summer lodocal them to rush there attest to
market.. and the recolpta et Donato from Toledo and ,thee
thrr
Lake Erie ports at the end of Angus: last, worn unpres,sl,
ented from that yowler at such au early dale atter harrest.
With regard to the earplug In Oral hands, welt of to 311.411
gen ' there ere n variety fit opinions, on arNont of lite par
OM faller° of wheat In the Northwest. ire har e no ona
of knowing the extent of the shortness ot the year's crop.
except by the receipts shire the led of august la•t,
eempsred wfili the ' , eel!gs dicing tho same penal in two.
rine. yenta. The I; , ll..niug ire the figures no
pnh , iol,:•l Icy
et hew. • tew day* sow,
Pr It tt•er freer Au,' I to
Ihice Iva:. I stin
Period, .. 3,fi
s ltkatt In
fly this it a ill be een that there is a ti 5,901.1 lliug on et ons. 5,070,72
lion bushels per month trona the receipts id brat year. no
we Lobs., that the felling elf this mouth, e e l let elose.l, I
.vert 113•• i will Le soon that New ViilC went. to I.
'sinned y port where there Is a large arremniatton of
eriffa. Nat igation, however, will soondos, card they aril
rave then to depend sourly on the :tooth for . ..implies to 1n
rens, their stork, hit next spring -- IChleago tern,
The following is ;•intemenfor the Earning. a• New
York Central !Mlle. , ' tor the month of October. Is:;,, corn
tested with 10* E3l flings f v the corresponelilK 01,11 h 1.4 alt
pr, is yea,
• •
—Pn ning•
a;— I a ralno
Ittgllster.
DEPARTED.
Browneville.
Zemph,do.
arkT. Ciocinus
WHEEL - ER & WILSON'S
FIRST ERZEatall FAMILY
SEWING MA(7 HIS
AGENT'S OPFICE, NO. CS Pima sTREtz
FIRST PREMIUM awarded by tho Allegheny County Agricultural Society, 110 /
September 1857, "AS BEST FOR FAMILY USE."
And the Penna. State Agricultural Society have awarded to Wheeler & Wilson's &win)
•Machine the highest premium, "AS BEST FOR ALL FAMILY PURPOSES."
THESE MACHINES which have gained mach an enviable reputation orer all othe
Machines on account of
ter 1. Beauty and excellence of stitch, alike on both sides of the fabric sowed.
2. Economy or thread.
3. Simplicity and thoroughness of construction.
•
4. Portability, ease of operation and management.
5. Speed,
G. Quietness of movement.
7. Strength, 'firmness, and durability of seam that will not rip or ravel.
S. Applicability to a variety of purposes and materials.
9. Compactness and elegance of model and finish.
Are now offered with all of the latest improvements and alrantages at manufacturers
prices by ALEX. It. REED, Agent, GS FIFTH STREET.
MOST USSR A L DISEOUNT TO CLEROTMF—S.
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CHILDS & -
WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE,
No. 133 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
T_TAVE NOW IN STORE ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST EXTENSI . YE
A.A. alone of
BOOTS ANDSHOES
Ever brought to this market, of great variety, adapted to
1 0 A. L -L. AND WIN "1" Pi. I 2 S .A. J f 9 B •
flat lag been purchased DIRECT front the Manufacturers, chiefly finr cost!, and selected with
GREAT CARE AS TO QUALITY AND SIZES,
They feel assured that they can offer Superior Inducements to Western Buyers.
Allire3l.erclintita Pittelotrol t , can ~r in porches. Mode, or on Moir to Einiterodike, nro lotitniltoroll
and naaniltio or twk boron% piaci..Ong Lin,. her.e.
oci:d&w3mT iir- aParliettlar attention glean to Orders.
' 00111ING.
Cheap and Durable Fire and Water-Frtiof
ELASTIC CEMENT ROOFING.
•
11 11 E FIRM OF PERRIN & JOHNSON haling, by mutual consent, been recently dissolr-
A et!, U. P. RATES and WM. JOHNSON ion otice that they hare entered Into partnership, Ar the purposes &au.
tying on theist...re Roofing Ilusioess. In all ~ nndor the name and firm of tarry ~, Jill riNsoN, ne the OLD
STAND. 75 Smithfield Street,
We are now prepared to 001,., with nor SUPERIOR ROOFING, stoop or flit roofs, over rongh boards, old thlugles,
maple/Um. or metal roofs, atiumbouts, railroad cars, &0.. being tfilminibly adeptiel to witlistentl tbe rations tilisingtebof
weather, or the action of fire ,an it Iv not Injured by being tramped tipon.• We Mao etteAd to Seething oh) Uratrel
we ather In the most thorough 'haier; also, to Cementing r,Coppe or Zinc Roar", making them a , ter.tight, and
aeiiirtng them iigninst tho action of the weather, for $1,.50 per repare, one
hundred .111.0 feet.)
ST/INGLE! ROOTS CEMENTD,.
Pre...trine them •Ind rendering them FIRE.PROOE, for S2,OG per !Tiptoe—discount for large roofs.
This Riesling I, Cheaper than any other kind of Roof, and Is Insured at some rates ea n0t...1 r, - Ols. eel . -
Is fast superseding all other kinds.
Rooting material for wale, elth Instrurtions for applying.. References and csrtifiratee at coo office.
BATES- & JOHON,
No. 75 Smithfield Street, near Diamond Alley, P N itt S sburgh, Pa.
N..o.—Gareaurss Is not rtudered worthiest, In preparing it for the roof.
oatanid&wF '
_ .
EcOular .Steamers
~,,
Monongabela River U. B. Mall Packna
RTMANIERIELEORAPII, frF:ANIRR JEFFNRSON.
/al
C.R. J. C. WoomrAltD. I Carr. o=llol Cceak.
'FILE ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE
A. now rnmalng rettullrly. !doming Boat. Bay.. Pithr
burgh at 8 o'clock A. 81., and Evening Boat. as
o'clock P. It. for 111`Knemport, Ellzabothlown, Mononga
hela City, thdlorrnion, Payette City, tireentleld, California
and Brownsville, them rotmorting with flacks and Coaehm
for Uniontown, Fayette Springw, Morgantown, Wayncettrirg.
Carmichaellown and Jenemon.
ticketed through from Pittalturgh to Unlon•
town for V, Metal. and etate-ro,m. on tow. Inehutive.—
Uoata 'Mundt, Irons Llntatuasilla leave at 8 o'clock In Um
morningand 15 in the everting. For further In fornott too en.
intro at the I /Biro, Wharf goat, at the foot or Grant et mid.
tudi O. W. 11WINDLER, A 01.17.
Bouisbillt, .Ct
F .
OR LOUISVILLE—The tplen
nld new pnaaauger packet lila lab.:lT,
lisp! vat.a.l4 tII leave for 11, slaw° and all Inlcru.diala
porta, Au THIS DAY, Mb lh.t.t. at 10 A. 31. For
I's - tight plprago apply on hoard, or to
nolll FLACK, TIA CO, Agents.
flaisbbille, &T.
. ..„
__....
IN i ,. . i s . it a x , - ,.., 1 i i , I. E.P4te.,11C.1Z...1:
iLlNEA:jiiillaat 1
tn.„}-014.Inizmurn.. olstllat,oriene c , e . nzl i tt ., itita v 2 Lr b r ro kn
NIA. Captain . 11. K. Iliolett, wit! legato Rr Estuarine / s.roed to abortiol In rompleltitr, porno of whirl I will try sreltbletid. Clarksrillo nod Nagliville on VEILS DAY,INth `ell you; Twin in the lower orgetmotail • feelings ea ifrome
tomi„ at lu A. AI. For freight or lounge apply on was going to WI ong friability to walk .1111 Cb OD 11111.
~..
apply
a feeling or
Mlles.; achlng madam gging, nod
'-=---=-=.- -—-- - -',-- ---------.-_-_-_-_- ins In the Lark, 10h111. nod ...standing down tht
Wit. Routo, :tr. ~._...... produced by riding ...ell ere. tax
Moo;
Acidic
FOR ST. LOUIS —The fine new Leadadtkarith rouging in ;lute mum every fiber of t ooy
scetarsi sorm great irritabilit .. Itarrouttocss,l etall4
Mesmer DRAI:ANN, Capt. S. 5 human will
B.
not bats the least esoltemeat without bein rostrated Rr
leare,for thi4,eolv:s.nd,aoll.lnit:ourtil.edir port, on eal..
not
0 1) ,, Af ., 21th 0r :. 4 ino Mor Pa.tagn appl ytii,iihey;l4lanaryirleiningan.ytt o lng. 1 hod
given op hope, having
_ protwed, In mon, but • foetid called
nolit FLACK. BARNES A CO, Agent. my nttention to MALIIIALL'S UTERINE CATIIOLICON.
VOR ST. LOUIS & KEOKUK.— nook It. boring
at
hope. Most forttuately lit. , earod
12 The fine steamer SILVER WAVE, Capt. remand there le not • health i er
more grateful woman in
the weary. I trust all will a. it. It 'atolls the women's
duo. B. IlFfilillon will leave for the abate and all
or rr , ,
0 , 4 ,
Mete ports OP TIIIS DAY, filth inst. For freight or ;,' "• , mu, FLogiorcrixel.lE
.L .4 VTAILLVA" CATHOLICON MVO: an
pas.tgo Andy on board or to
oel4 FLACK, BARNES itCO Agin i Y "7 ihrli.F.lP "'in.!) rgAtr 47e. FPFe• — ' - -
Act( ®cleans, Rc
PCORLEAMENELMPHIS AND NEW
—Tbe fineetearner DEFEND44I4
tic, Cepa. J. D. Rboade, will leave for the steno tm
tormediate port. on TlllB DAY 27th /net. For freight or
passage apply on board or to
008 FLACK, LARNES CO., Apts.
FOR MEMPHIS AND NEW
ORLI:ANN.—The doe !steamer ROUTE
AMERICA, Capt, Ehepherd, trill leave fur tho above mid all
Intermediate porta on THIS DAY, 2711, instant. For
freight or pemage apply on board or to
oc3 FLACK,ILUMIEB 00.,Agente.
FOR 3Tic6 E T:
HIGHEST PREMIUMS
lIAV BEEN AWARDED TO
WHEELER ac VITUDSOITS
SE WING MACHINES,
OVER ALL COMPETITION, fly THE
PENNSYLVANLA STATE FAIR;
VIRGINIA STATE FAIR;
INDIANA STATE FAIR
OHIO STATE FAIR
lOWA STATE FAIR;
MISSOURI STATE FAIR;
Also nt the
DAUPHIN COUNTY FAIR,
WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIR,
THE FIRST .PRE:111U1111
Hens Leen unanimously awartiod to WHEELER &
WILSON as:"BEST FOR FAMILY ir,Sg.": ,
This combined testimony is fully condusire that
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewiolg aehines
Are the Very Nee leeelltettUred an account of
1. Beauty and excellence of stitch. alike on
both sides of the fabric sewed.
2. Economy of thread.
3. Simplicity and thoroughness of construe.
tion.
4. Portability, 'ease of operation and man
agement.
' 5. Speed.
. Quietness of movement.'
Strength, firmness and durabilitY.'of,
acu that will not rip or ravel.
• ' Applicability to a variety of purpOips
an Imaterials.
9. Compactness and elegance of model and.
finish.
These machine are now offered at griatly
REDUCED 'RATES.
ALEX. R. REED, Agent,
oc18:tf No. 68 FIPTII STREET
• ItlVlllettllatlidt'gl
I IL I S Mit, Z. I IV f 3 /V
Dan:Las RD
SON'S
Diapers,
ONSIDIRES OF RICSON'S LlN
ouotia, ENO, and
al thew destnath t. obtelalng•the CIEMITNE
an am that the articles the
ea with the hill tame el the fine, ' yptuablise are the
zumuumort, sows 4 max,
durability 4the doe&
~mearatic.tme olure=wszlitLiy lithth
quaatitlee lakelth mad derathee Mathew afteriewath sad athlat with Mathew et nth
rgtglid* 16 ° nt'llthloo et the Wary, thee
allka alt the • ee,ther sad instmath
term cif the sundae (bade, ,4411 ad tidily
_thrum:toe a
laminae io prolttable, whlloptithathersm! 'l2/":71'
ota "roar altereater. - :i j: , euf s ai r4 '
i g 6t,„,tituirettlitawth Kew Tali.- •
ilijAN • Pit ;i;: f e
, 4,21 lithe 14, lithe yids. 0,4
sad 41Arthick. It wittstaadoool thh
blfagheimi .12.11whitildgMallietaligiiiifitt
Prrrsztunaz, r%csxtek.
ittebical
. .
iTEALTII OF A11F,11.10.A.N WOMEN.—
For many years I have hero tumbled with genera
'reeducate and languor, both Mental and phyeical; ea, rice,
listlessness, doll hesiladie, pain In tho head and temples
colduf.es nod tendency to 'airframe, palyitation of the heart,
eery easily fluttered or excited, appetite variable, gangue
sod Poach cringed, with pain. Any mental or physical
exertion woe snre to bring 00,011 010 symptoms, old I buds.
to addition, fulling of the womb, and great pain in that re
Rion. One physician after...mother unharmed his skill nod
gave ins up. A patient sod perserering nos of MAR
MALL'S UTRRIMECATLIOLICON fortunately earned me,
and I burro words sufficient to empress nip thoulanionts
Mao. JULIA ANNC JilllNSOff. •
I ran truly say that I have been ssaferrrfor Mlttlj year.
with white. mill &morn! meordrnatlon. After it while I
had other tnnablesomrti a pale (ace, Indigestion, Wasting
away, mineral laugnor sod debility, pain hi the Natalia( Ito
back. a sort 14 aching and draggingaratation,min between
theahoolder blades extending down the spin**, loss of appe
tite, truutde In the atamach sod bowels, with gold hands sod
feet and dreadful norensurnisie. net excitement worild
fe
make its el as It I should fly aw tried doctor. and
drugs, and everything, one after a pier, without file ben
efit. Ono bottleof MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATIICLI
CON changed sumo of my symptom. fur the better, and now
I inn entirety and radically cared. I wish that every avo.
man could know what It will do, CLARISSA OBER.
--.y.... iirgaslrf.ta: Zi g, l_,PAraird, trrer e r, zr
VallW 1 16(101” as 4 Dia.
easesof the Kidneys or Urinary Org Rdemtio A
coutitience Thine. Heartburn, thretrettere, "r
en
J.
organ.
Ileintingt Ormnies, Ditturbe s t Morp, min '
&oaks or heft, coon e.a.d with the
_ . ..
Theprice etr.Vortholrs Uterine MM . Wenn is One Dollar
=deg ilsifrtingle. batik. On M ceipt of sia dollars
Rye bottles rep, , by =press, fr E receipt
of a...ye, lo the ma
of flee u•press mac
and
pa acid to write the pastofflee address, toms, cunty
blesie. We goal guaronrec that tAe Merloine be o seni
oneeceiptef Ihe Mffney. Addrele
Do. UEO. IL KEITER,I4O Woodet., Pitt.mLnrgh,
spl4-dana
Signor tho Golden Mortar.
J --- T, x n m
OF
A IN Ural) O
•
/-2./C.13. GLOSSY /I
.1 xi
Talk of Leanly, It cannot mist without a One head of bath, -.-
then read
aromul the
Lottowan d ng, and If you ask more, eft armlet
eseh., no com candor:la.
DROFE S S 0 R WOOD'S DAIR RESTORA-
A. 171111—We roll the attention of all old and your*, to
this wonderful preparation which turns beck mite origins'
color, gray hir—coven. the hood of
i t bald with a lanai.
cot growth—mums the dandruff, itching, intd all cutitue.
um comptione—moses a coutinrod flow of the natural gold.:
and hence, if lewd as a regular drmaing - for the hair will
ages In oil
preserve its color, and keep it from falling to extreme old
its and keep
We call thwa upon the hald, • ,
• the gray, or dlemsod In scalp to use It; and imrolytheyou ••`''
will not, as they value the flowing locks, or the witching
curl, one bo without It. Ile praise is upon Ike tongue of
demands. ' -
The Ageot for Prof. Wood'. DaltßestoMfire hilitiw Ifa. ,
ann, received the following letter to rerd to Elko Roam.
tire, a faw Weeksalnem ga
• Dm. Bryn, Coon., July; 23, WWI. ' , ~ •
lido. trAmaproant—gir t I have boen troubled a ith den •
droff or scurf see my head for men then a year, my, halt i• •
...
began to contemn, scurf and hair together. I taw one New •
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Dare, paper about uWood's Hair itmtoratire" as • CUM.-.
I called at your eaore me the first of April lam, and porcitatt.
con.—
;None one bottle to try it,and I round to my eatisfaction. It wee '
the thinig it 'recuored the .
In
and hair began to row, It .
le now two or thmo halm In length where it wee uit off. I -
have groat faith. I. it.
b l , Lis r hho l o o. t . o used Ile= bot tle ....
of the klod is used in thLeplace, you may hale a Mirkut fof ..:
to
bottle. after it to known here.
ittnrira PRA*: ,• ''
Your., with renpect,
—...
Pao,. Woon—Dear
Pa s t ansfemiDept. 11 and:
Kr: Your link lteadratirel • m , • .
!Melt beholds' to ins. The fend, slid awl the back miri ngttof
my head aliaost toot its covering -1u fact MAW • 1 have .
need but two ball pint bottle. of your Iteeberegir e , and b e e t . ,
the tip of my heed is well studdetterith a tolxfut Amp nr ~ 5
gottug hair, and • the front le also receiving)m benefit I
here tried other preparationa Without any benefit whiter. • -
er. I think from My own immortal recommendation, I can
Induce many onion to try it, TOO% W e l w elltd l ,l , ' ' .•
D. B.T/1031AB, IL R.,-1,..4eu.riq.4
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22,112.1. writ i • ,
Pam 0. J. Weelm—Aia•lilm you are a
about to Juno mminfactare ..
and-coed your recently discorved pair Itatorathrsj kill • • .
date for whet:women may metro, that. I hero noir It
and known °thereto usett—that. I hare, kw several years, . .
Leon In the habit of Wing other Heir Itestoratires, and that .
I Ondyount vastly superior Many other I knew. It mettrie .w_
ly cleanse. the head of dandrut; cud with one month's prim: , • , ~, •
er 12.0 will natoreany person's hair to the original youthful % 1•;!••
color mid texture, gng it a healthy, soft and glair) ap. -
',earn., and all this, without discoloring the hand., fist ~ • -•-
apply %or the demon which It dropa. I would, therethicc ..- -
recommend Ws me to every rued esire:um of havinta fl - -•.,
color and tosture to hair.
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