swtw'iSSi.'
mk* nmnoa oopraa hii>v v
;.y
-9MBI. ST 111 & TV OK KB,
/ - ' PITTSBOaOH.
PAHK. M’CUHDT A CO.,
> MAjEIUyAOTDBERS 0? SHEATHINfI,
BIUtTIOy dul- BpES COPPBB, PBKBHKD CO?
Pfli fcflrtvUfl, TUJtrigtHl Bottom, Soldo*, *«.
aadSttlen fa UKTIIB, TUI PLATS
fifIJEBT lUOS, WiRS, At, Cg&iUbUj <m fond, naan's
UscU&unATooU. . . •
ll9 Jini'an&lSWbcondrtrul,
PUUbqrfht Plan*
orden of Ctoppercst to ray patten.
ETXCTA STOVE WORKS.
- BHADLBT. -
■ !■■ '.uxßvriotVHautoMamMtfncTJiiunoT
mum, mm m heatiho stoves,
Plata and Fancy Grata Front*, &o.
" Sole Proprietor of the celebrated Patint Gab
BtTßKiwosnd SaouCoNaomNO -
COOK, STOVES.
Office and Sftlea Koom,
prlMyto No, AWoodSU,PUUlmrgli. Pi.
i? ” r 1 - —imux
VITUOV DO POtUM Wim
.6OBINSOR, BIN 18 k MlbiBRS
' AND HAdUNISTS,
W ABHXNGTON .WOHK S,
*•’ * "Plttabnrgti, Fenita.
> bffleoi 50.31 Jlftrktt ilrteti
;: J•' m&rtiactnre *1) klads of SUtmEnrlaec tad Hill Utebin
Woric, Stetm BpUm tad BbMt Iroa
\f y Jdbiiujimd larttfelydlc
,K)RKIGN AXOHANOB. 1
DRAWN BY
. OVKCANi BHERniR 4 CO.,
ONTUB.UNION DANE. LONDON,'IN SUMS OF . ONI
" L V*OpND STEkLIKa AND UPWATtpa
; AUa,-fiJlUoo (Lt principal cltlee utf toma'of France,
DdlgUuat.BoUand, Ad other European
*’* BUtetcoMltntlywn hand and fortaleby'
•' ‘ .WM.H, WILLIAMS A 00.,
; aSfcUnte,... Dankeri, Wood afreet, corner til Third;
KAJ& ROAD- BPIKB COMPANY?*
«HphflUworth... w ..;,;.„Dj W. C. Bldwatl.
(SWecfMort to Porter, 4 SvtU.)
. JUsrartorcMU'tir .
• RAIL ROAD SPIRES, CHAIRS
AND BOAfc SPIKES:'
Cojfner. of Water Street and Chorry alloy,
" eolfclydfo . - PXTTanURQa, PRNN'A.
MoJBRTbiC « CO.,
I Porwaidiiis ami Commission Etttreh'anlss,
And Agents for thosaleol Pittsburgh Mona
hciuret. Couilpn&sots url mien for LEAD, HIDES,
. / HEMP, PRODUOEj Ar-, ajlldtod, Prompt atten
tion to reedring tad. forwarding.
■F. . N
' So. do Commercial Sttreet, st. Lotii.
aaghdtf„ , , . ■
. N. HOLMEB « SOM'S.
' 7 . PUUU JM
Foreign and Domeitie Billi of Hiehnnge,
CBETiriUATES OF DEPOSIT,
' BANK NOTES AND BPECII,
* no.st .market sxinnrr, Pittsburgh, pa.
o<L.CqH*cHod« made on til the principal citiee throosb
. cotthtUaltcdßtaiet.‘ . . »p23-fcly
FtU Fuhiotl.
/f ; McOORD * CO.,
fVTTQLKSALS AND RETAIL DEALERS
7a>d curancrsms er
HATS, CAPS, FOBS, BONNETS, AC,,
At? now opening for the FALL TRADE a
.: magnificent ttock of FRESH GOODS, which .will be mid tt
K O. lBl WOOD STREET,
F3td doors above Fifth; Pittibnrgti.
■ . HtIIVKIAN S BOM, ■
Hanofectarara and Deal era in all kind* of
"TOBACCO, s BNtrPP AND CIGARS,
. '■ • ‘ AN U.
LEAP TOBACCO, .
Gamer ajf&aiuyield Bnct mdlHomcndMltj,
■ \ > ■ PTTTSBURQH, PA.
.79 ROBKKT ORR,
* pcarn ra fl|9
STRAW BONNETS AND lIATS,TOX
BONNET RIBBONS, : v
* FLOWERS, lex,
NO'; 03 MARKET STREET,
mtlfciydfa - PITTSBURGH.
H. COLUNB,
Pornrarfllngaii<3 Commission Merchant,
AND;WHOL3E3ALI DEALER IN
Oheeaa, Butter, Seeds, FUh,
\ And Product. Generally, ,
d«wF \ft*a. St Whn & greet KBifturg*.
J.MiUnX.K
. MSROHAITO JAILOR,
No, 64 St. Clair Sbeot, .-
(Dr.rriih'* jftw Bq] Id t o*,' PITOSBtJBGH, Pi
_-c«S<fc]fdfe'
“TT?
IOOORAN dc BR(I
uvmonmiof
irott~Hkl!Ui{f> Iroa Tanlti, Vault Dootai
. Window ttnlftniWindow-Soudi, 4e.,
•7 ; : X : -7To9.'Wl*&ABlre4en&M-TluT& Strata ' ,
,(0«Jli(wO Wood tod Haricot,) ’ FtPTSBDKQH, P*.,
Dt*« cnhsttd a wluj of nsv FitUm, bncj and pltla
suitable far all pdrpoeea. Particular attention paid to «j.
closing Grave Lots. Jobbing dona at abort notice. nrß
JOHN & I*EB,
»£ •E HC3 3: A,N X
No* SB fflaxkstSbi
; A goodLossortmont .of p 1
V*sii»«s, CoavnroSi and all goods
’weOr.JavtmelTed. - -
earOrdev jjrocjpl Ij filled, ta tbs Utut styles of the art
mrCSclydfo ■ - , i
• £. J. SCOTT, Dentist,.
rHAS remored.to the hooso lately occupied
by Dr. Wn. A. Wirf, Kb. 378 Peso rtr«t, (•aotb »M*,)
tblrddoor aboT* Ijund vtrmt. • • i
. Offle* Hoora from 9 a. h. !tU sp. k. “
8. B. a c. P. MAHKLB,
ttivOTAcmiu of
! > eiUNTfSa, JOB AND ALL KINDS OP
%BAPPING PAPER.
Wftr«bova«,'2fd. 37 Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH
■ -* ajrA’tf fo
irkst priest. r *'
Aurusast sotbkuB» apTUJCKam
Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
lag9ytopforChfldrehT#ethlog. 4tbee noeqoelcmearth.
* ' It gmtlyfecillUtottbt process ofteethingbysoftening the
\ gtanti'Mdadng ill Infleametlon—will alley pain, end It
tors to rcjpifftntbn bowel*. Depend nptm U, mothers, It
vfll giro rest to yonraelTie, and relief end health to jaas
i Bdeirtlattto preparation. U She prescription of os* of
ah*ocst'erperlenendendskflfolfemale Pby*!dan*in.N*w
t*ecn used with nercr-IklUiig tscccstin
‘ miUtoniof eeeee.
We beliefs U the best end gsmt remedy In the world, In
»U case* of Precatory end PUrhpes In Children, wjpth nr It
ertoeeffian teething or from exty othey cense. 9 .
ifltCkendiiMlthcasbewthaetedbydoUertendcenU.ii
U worth (to weighs in gold. ,• *■ s
IfUltone ©f4»tti6» Vrs. sold srety year In .the United,
Bute*. I .lt to en old end welMricd remedy.
PEE3EOKLTSSCBHTB ABOTTLB.
esnainscnlees tbs toerimile of OUBTIB A PlB*
KQI& Mew Par*, toon She catsld* wrapper,
i -Bold byProggiitotbrocgboctthewond.
DS.OKa UTESTBE&, Agent for ruubergh.
. jntdewlyfcT;-: r ...•. •
amebican, watches.
WHOLES ALfe'AQENCY EOR THE , SALE OF
AMERICAN WATCHES.
, Wo would most; respectfully call the atten
tion of tbepnblioto tbeAmerfcaa Watcbesnowtolngu*
teastTeiy which bee become
. so firriy'esUbtt»b»d that entire confidence cu be placed!
opon themes asb iu>dcc7Ttcttira«-k«eper«, both by the/
weeforAnd editor. • .•
Haring been appelated. Wholesale Ageots tor the ult of
.thftM Welches, the psMio Jney.be emored that we can ten
' them si the rwy lowest eashpriccs.
We hSTS»Ieo e rsry large stack of fiUrereod Plated
Woos, line Oold Jewelry fo L sets, each u Ooral, Oernot,
Gsmeo,Jet«nd Painting*.. ' !
■ Otf SMortmentof CLOCHfI is pnoseally Urge tt present,
Highland One Bay
Parlor sod OißcsClocks affreetly jredoced pilose.
Ws bsT«*l*a* foil stock of togli»b and flwlss Gold sod
Sifter Wetebee oa bend, all ofocr own importation.
AUn. Watch Maker#'Tools, Katerietf and Watch Glaser*.
™:. | - ; BEZNEHAN A MBYRAN,
ftgaAwx.'.Ho-<2 Fifth strait'
Alma's MnuctrLbiTS iVxrnin Dkstbotss,
Ffc* Only Bern3g iaOn HAoto WirlSSuralto SaermbaU
HtfMhgj, Ooetsoicgg, Pcsa, Aaw, Mosgcmaa, Fuu,
Hom l Hous f Qu»WoxipiSB'Osmi fcmc**» Aft
50,00Q8bBWSOLD IN ONE MOUTH. ,
hsTß bonextaadTely usd
- fo - tWMty*two years in an parts of Earopt, sad tbelnalrnc
ak»* power her* .be*a attested by the Oonrtsof BossU,
Aemi», PnueU; Bivari* r Se**tiy, BelgL
mnj HdUnd, H*plM, *c, sad their Chemical properties
by tba mortdisUogabbetf Medical*
Pesnlltos all cnrthe world. •
v IM'a-tmflreanu al/ki.n.orT.ralo.nd Inna,
“* dmb certified fa this eonotry by tbs Directors of tbs
.orffiiUU,Ware!iofflaa, llannfartcrtavaDd by iutoMdi.
tegtiisSedrprftsie cltfza&i. <
.if?™* 1 ?” aatelotW. and Omuo.ua or Iba aOaaci a)
-Umltasaltc.caabaluaolrbaC.pot.
" " *®*‘*’ Wl<,, “ 1 *“>'>BatalI t bp Ota loTaDtor and. Pr.
. „.i oalm MJmm, PreatlealQiamlit,
j< _ v (car, noaiionat,) Ha. Yojfc.
WnUoaadOaMdat, WBgB.
lOE V. nranTQH, DrureUt, Ho.lOj.itor llooaa, and 417
Broadway, Haw Icrt. c .
’ ,^rt “»a«d reran by Bi E, B2L
MBS *OO, raaot Wood aad Bocoid tlad JOB. fLBUINa,
"j PWMMMJgg
BldV, Oil and Ee*ta« Btbre. i
D.;KiBXR4T» , «arSoni > N0.‘31.5. TKird
*L,.b*twßeo b*r#
.:<i»«»I»BW4W).BAWIDSPIkI3H BIDES; Dry And
JQrten *adOim
;■
■ wMt«d,fcr *Ucb
Uk»to
'rLMObMlttaredbto ofch»r^En4jold*
40(T?BI,S. FAMH7 BLOCK to eryivo
r “■ r- aitnostmeos,:.
Pittsburgh Steel Works;
JONES, BOYD Sc CO.,
• j . _ . ' unowwwi 01 ]
C A S T STEEL.
—■ALSO — ,
SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL,
I BPRIN& AND AXLES,
Corner Ross and Firat Sta,, Pittsburgh, Pa,
oclO
B. P. Cleaver's
PRIZE MEDAL HONE If SOAP.
Thei only genuine, possessing a free and
Oraaxny Lather, a luting end delicate perfume, and U war.
rested not to Injure the akin.
BEWARE OP COUNTERFEITS,
P. a. Clurer’a Oelfcbntod Mask, Brown Windeor.aiyee
rina and Ban flower Boapt; also saponaceous Tooth Powdsr
fiw.tha Teeth and Cams, to be had of alt tha respectable
Drug and Fancy fitoru in the Dnlud Bute*
Hatratatory In london.
TO*®!®**!# Depot, Noe 81 and ‘2.1 Dot street. New York.
oelOJmdfc J. 0. nOYSTON, Agent.
ROPES AND TWINKB
Of all tlzoa and deecrlptlous.
\yarehouee, 489, cor. Penn and Walnut Sts.
I Two squares al>ove the P. f.W.tO R. R.
Freight Depot,
I«B:3md»wfc? PITTSBURGH.
4 Toe Peruvian Syrup.—What is n?—
Moel poreooa hare ao IJb* that the Peruvian SyrOp la a
preparation of Peruvian Barks. This L oottbe.oa*e. It
Is aaolnble preparation of Prrtoitdo of Iron, which la road-
Uy rswivod Into the coaitltaUon, and »fll act ese tonto In
a way that that metal does oot oiaelly act, when ln
the fbnn of cerboaato, or eran In the Iron by hydrogen
preparation, ao popular with pbjateiaos Whoever deairea
to give Iron In a form that will bo acceptable to the Rowan
stomach, and that will b* readily taken Into tho blood, wQt
give this Peruvian Syrup, which Is attested by men of high
Character throughout the country. Dr. Bayes, the Slutn
Assayer or Mtauchosatts, testifies to Its extraordinary vir
tues, and wo have erery confidence la the ability uf the
agent hers to convlncs anyone of Ihesame. The Peruvian
Syrup Is tstdo to Boston, and bos performed most Wonder
,ol cores In all diseases requiring a tonlo and alterative
preparation. See long advertisement to another part of
todays Gaservx. ,
DAGEO. El. SEYSER,I4O Wood street, tstbo Agent
for this city, ' soiadAwT
Rupture OR Hernia.—Dr. Ueo. 11. K.by*
S*Ai of HO Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa., bu been In the
eastern dtlee for the put six weeks, and has procured tbe
most approved kind of Trusses for tho cure of Ilernla or
Rapture, which ho Is qualified to fit lo any caso of rupture
with tha assurance that aaUstactloa will be given. We
would advtuonr readers to call on Dr. Keyset, whed any
tiling 6f this kind is needed, u we ftel persuaded that be is
competent to give tha needful advice in inch com.
JuEfcdAwT
SEWING MACHINES.
A
R C
F° ‘
» ° u!
e r.
LATH IMPROVEMENTS
MAKUPAOTI'KEK'S PIIICKS,
OAtL AND KIAMI Nfi!
TSH LATEST IMRROVEMBNT
Sewing Machines
«»-ThU.Machln»took (ha Flrlt PBEMIUU at the Jala
Alleghany Oonory Pair.
THIS IS THE MACHINE whose owners
oSkred a premium of
la PbilitdolpU* to %oj otb«x«a ecbtbltloo *t lh» Viauhlta
lutllatvtbjkt coaid Co tho um» rvuje of work m wall.—
Tbsir offer ant having been Accepted lu mort be
conceded. For nle At
TAILOR
A. M. MARSHALL Ac CO.'S,
PttUbargb*
iIOTHB, Oassmiiu,
i nlUbta lor geotlnaana*
W. B. BRAMAN * CO'Si
SEWING MACHINES
paiCE TIIIRTY-FIV* DOLLARS,
AGENTS WANTED.
ocl7:lwdaP LABBOELL A NORTHROP.
spllydfr^
QEWING MACHINE AT A BARGAIN
13 A 1 ' finkha Orcrvr A Bskar*a QolUtng cr TalloriSß
.Mtehisst ascoad-bsod. wirnlatad io flral-rat® or.'sr. Goat
|ISCfc will b««>td for laaa than half prim. Can be mat
bb7 HERBST A BARKER'S, cor. Liberty and flaod ata.
A. if It AND EXAMINE
! ' 1 THE
WILCOX 6z. GIBBS’
"NEW PATENT _
BBWINQ MAOBINB3,
WHICH RECEIVED AT THE LAST
Btaia Pair lo PbJladelphU
HIGHEST premium.
These Uachinaa sra sckaowledged by all wbo bare «*
caioed then, tbs best fa nae, y«t lhay era sold tar
THE LOW PRICE OF THIRJY DOLLARS.
For: Sole at No. 51 Fifth Street.
FAIRBANKS & EWING,
ocSU.ljd ; GENERAL AGENTS.
SCALES
FAIRBANKS ni7, GOAL, PLATFORM Md
COUNTER SCALES,
Of every dcrcripltno, fdr mlb st
sonar h’esioh?. _..„..5, > 04bxahjs.
UjcKNIQiIT & CARNAHAN,
NO. 110 FOURTH STREET,
IRISH A MACKENZIE, Attorneys at Law,
OlHc* No. 60 Fourth (tract, PUUbargb, P». Notary Pob
Uc and Ohio Ootanriwloixer. app
XAf ANTED—IOOO bus. prime Clover Seed
•FT by QBAff AVAN GOSPER, 114 Second «u
WANTED,;
L 1 6,000 BUSHELS FLAXSEED,
For which U&filgbatmßrkat pries wfll be paid by
\ M. B. SUYDAM, -
•Allegheny Oil Mill.
ocSUmd . Corngf Orslg sod itabeco Struta.
WANTED— 500 bus. pnme new Clover
Seed. ; Apply to GRAFF A VAN OORDER,
i ccU t No. 13 Wood street.
*nnn A Q^ NTS WANTED— To eell 4
UvUv new Inventions. Agents usda over
on one,—better tins all other similar agendoa.—
, lend four stampl and get 60 pages partinlara, gratia.
-«BJmd EPHRAIM BROWN, Lowell, Msas.
ii? ANTED—S,OOO bushels Flax Seed, for
FT which tbs highest market price will bejald.
so3o ' . J. B.’CANFIELD A No.UI flmtst.
TO LET— commodious Dwelling gjS
boose, with stable, out booses sod grounds sujEiflL
tacbed, known as tbs residence of liop..E D.aaaam*atra*
stad at goboßrldgSjJnti beyond tbs city lloenn the Fourth
Street Bosd. Eoqolroof -ILjl» .
ocliaUf . I ; [ . No. 60 Fonrth stmt.
mo LET—Severol fine Store Rooms on St.
A Clsli street, one of which'will be rented in cjowctlon
with the spec tone roots oo the eecond floor, end le well cel*
cnUtadfor a farultcre; or carpet rtcra. Eoqnire or
ocH-dtf . | R ft. IBIBH. No. OOFoortb st.
O LET—A i comfortable two etoiyCT
Brick Dwelling,Wtoeta oa CHan street, eon-Jfcg.
talcing 0 rooms, wlitf flolabed garret end kltcbsnon fiist
floor. Eaqairapf } V B- H. king. No. fill Liberty et
JJ i A\ypp~n a
PiTEMT 'aoij PRESSED HBIJoI .11 ,iu. on Uu<! »n 4
manufactored. :,4leo, BOLTS for Bridget, Machinery, Ag*
ricnltonl ImpUtoenU, So-, fanUbed at ibort notice.
Bo. 114 Water street.
• aofcflmdle if /•_ < KKAP, SCULLY 4k 00.
QOGAK UUBSd DRIED BBEP-^OOlbsl
O *«£eoted BtffjDrtree*dAM for sate at PJUNCE’R
Family Grocery an jfTea 8 tore, Floral afreet, AHe ff i»my,
WARRANTS .EFFERVESCENT and Selfr.
■- ur Apartkatforoataatly told try JOS. f LXMIWQ.
WBPHAWff OlL—o casks In store and
’j5 r, SSi|f ! 4 ; w.sucmown;,
■ ■.■! : r * • !
Svetial Jtotura.
IIJCNKY GEtIWIQ A CO.,
wiscriroans or
S'tomg iHaciimta
X! x
B. W
FOR SALE WITH ALL
ALEX. XL HSUS,
No. 68 Fifth Street.
$2 0 0 0
FEDERAL ST., ALLXOQKNT GtTF.
DODBLE THREAD
A Model of Simplicity.
No. 00 Market si.
FAIRBANKS SCALE WAREHOUSE,
No. 61 firth street.
attorn egg,
ATTORNBTS AT LA N,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Slants.
i2To HtU
HOT AND BOLT WORKS.
V PITTSBUBOHI
’FRIDAY MORHIHO. OCT. 28, 18S9.
otficiaz PAPs:a or tbb oitt.
Oity anti News Item a.
T^SoßoLooiclToWTOionrrortorOasSterbj
O.E. Shaw, Optician, 53 Fiflh El corrected dallj :
13 803. 18 (B3DB.
.... Sft 32
... 04 4-1
9 o'clock a. b.
12 « „
® “ p- u.
Barotnotor—....
Scpbkmb Court. —Before Judges Strong,
Thompson, Bead aod Lowrie, C. J.
Thursday, Oct. *27 th —Bannoo tt tifTVs. Bran*
don, Venango county; argument oontioued by
Fleyilrick and Churob for defeodanl in error.
Maybood ts. Powell & Co., Elk comity; on
motion of Johnston, judgmeul of non pros.
Bank of Lawrenoe county va. Lawrence Co.;
writ of error qaaebed.
County of Lawrenoe ts. Bank of Lawrence Co ;
writ of /error quashed.
Bank of Lawrence* connly ts. Lawrenoe Co •
argued by McGoffiu for plaintiff in error, and by
Taylor contra. *
Johnston ft al. ts, McCue tt al., Butler coon
tj; argued by Graham for plaintiff in error and
by SnlliTan oontra.
Adjourned till Monday morning.
U. S. District Court.— Judge M'Caodleaasat
on Thursday to hear arguments upon the appli
cation of Thomas Williams, Eiq., representing
the City of Pittsburgh, aa to the bill of coats in
the caso of Oeblrichu & Co. ts. tbo City. It was
held that the clerk, Mr. Bproul, had taxed the
costs too highland bad charged for certifying the
case up to tho Supreme Court. R. B. ‘Roberts.
Esq , appeared for Mr. Bproul. Two hundred
and twenty-fire dollars were stricken off, and tbo
record will be prooured when tho costs as oow
assessed, shall have been paid.
District Court.— -Before Judge Hampton.
M. Arnold & Bons ts. the Pennsylvania Insu
rance Company. This was an aetioo brought
for the recorery of a thousand dollars, the al
leged Talus of a lot.of goods which was lost on
one of our steamers, and whiob the defendants
had insured. was non-suited, and
moved fur a new trial.
J. C. Adams ts. T. M. Howq et al , executors
of tho InteCbarles A Tory. Action On a promis
sory note endorsed by tho defendants. -Verdict
for $1,089, aobjeol to the opinion of the Court
on the reserved points.
* Samuel McCune ve. Launcelot Walker; notion
for damages sustained in killing a horse loaned
by defendant to plaintiff. - On trial.
Court or QuAßtka Sessions.— Before Judges
McClure and Parke.
Thursday, OcL 27.—Tbp trial, of ooai diggers
for riot was continued
Tho first witness called for the defeuse was
John A. Holier. Ho testified that bo met An
drew Stein about 5 o'clock on the oveniog o( the
; riot, who told witness that tbo womftu were go
ing to the pit, and asked him to go and aid him
in getting them away; witness said it was of no
use, as the men had left the pit.
William Dyer testified that Androw Stein was
with him in Pittsburgh until aftcrncon of tbo
day of the riot; met Stein again in Birmingham
about 6 o'clock aqd in company with Barnabas
Ran and Kirscber.i
Judge Adams being on the bench, said he bad
known Stein for a oouple of years and that his
general character for peaoe was good. To the
same effect testified Robert NeilHe, .T. W. Palter
soo, C. B. M. Smith, and others. Gregory Wight
testified that Andrew Stein and himself woro
standing during tbo disturbance about 100 yards
from the riot. Stein tried to keep the peace.
Conrad Pack testified that Geo. Kuheiner and
he were at Temperaooeville on the day of the
riot, at a moe'ling there, and that Knheinerspoke
there to tho coal diggers. Another witness tes
tified that it was half past four when Kuheiner'
came to Dwyer’s house, where a meeting was to
be held, but there was no meeting. Didn't see
Kuheiner at Keeling's pit.
Mr. Flenniken proposed to calj Cbas. Barnett,
Esq , to provo that he found the &ra at a certain
pit larger than was designated bj the mark.
Judge M’Cluro said that a set of men at work
at Buy business had the right to remoostrato
with their employer. But no set of men have a
right to oome in and dictate terms to other men
who ore at work peaceably in theiplace of their
choice. Such an intor/erenco is as unjustifiable
»9 would be that of a man betweon a lawyer and
bis dictating what they shall do or say.
Mr. Shannon bavingeabmitted somolaw points
to (be oourt, both sides rested, and Mr. Fleooi
ken went to the jury. Ho argued the case at
great length, and was answered bjOUr. Shannon
in an elaborate argument.
Tho Court charged the jury at some length, de
fining olearly tho law of riot. He sustained the
law as laid down by Mr. Shannon, instructing
the jury that all at a riot were principals,
whether passive or active agents. A man stand
ing-by with-his hands in his pooketa. unless be
.shall join ihu unit tit law and order when called
apoo, is a rioter. By tils presence ho gives en
couragement to riulcro. ami he i» guilty of riot.
There can be no neutrals. That there wad a riot
on this pocasion, (hero coaid’be no doubt. Even
if the riot was left oul' of the question, (he going
in a body to the pit to binder theso men from
working, w&s conspiracy. Labor Is called free,
bat an attempt to hinder men from working who
hadentered ipto a voluntary contract eo to do,
was a tyrannical attempt to abrogate a contract.
The jury were still out when the oourt adjourned
last evening.
John A. Strata, 3d ward, pleaded guilty td eel
liog liqaor without a license. Fined s2Glaud
costs. R. N. Evans, for the same offense, was
$lO and coats.
Frtderio Robrkogle, ooeof tbo purtie* indict
ed for riot at KicJiDg’o pits, did not mtko bis
appe&ranco for trial. Ho was brought into coart
on a process and held to bail in the sum of $5<X;
to await the issue of his (rial.
James Mackerel pleaded guiliy to stealing a
p&irnf shoes, the property of Edward Logan.
Be was also indicted for stealing a common soft
bat from Aodrew Anson, and was found guilty.
Be was sentenced four months to jail on each.
Mary Griffin pleaded guilty to seljiog liquor
without license, and was sentenced to pay $2O
aod costn N Mary Ilaney, for the same offense,
fined $l6
An interesting German Lulherap congregation
has lately been organized at Birmingham, and is
ministered to by the Iter. H. Gilbert. Borne of
the people come from difttancas of fire and six
miles. The eervloe is held in the English Luth
eran Charob.
Her. C. D. Ulery, of the Theological Seminary
in Gettysburg, has been eleoted Tastor of the
English Lnthoran Church In Birmingham, of
whiohlhe Her. 11. Rook was pastor from its or
ganization, seven years.
The Mount Calvary Charob, Cbnrtiers 6reck,
below the oily, which was connected with the
Birmingham Church iu tho maintenance of a
pastor, has become a separate charge. They
have elected the Rev. J. 8. Lawson, who served
tbem as a eqpply during tho past year.
The above items of church news wo gather
from the Miaionary.
Tnx Riot Cases.— -These oases or Ibis case
consumed nearly (bo whale day in the Quarter
Sessions on Thursday. Tho counsel on either
side, Messrs. Flennikin and Shannon, argued
the case elaborately, and presented tbo facts in
the strongest light for and against the men who
eland charged with tho riot. The court room
was crowded with tbo friends of tho accused and
the general mass of spectators who hang upon
all oases likejeecbes. The parties who are on
trial were each of,them put under bail at the
preliminary hearing, of $5OO each, thus making
an aggregate of about $16,000, of the best free
hold bail in tho county, showiog that these men
were by no means without funds. As to the
body of the.offenco, to wit: (hat a riot was com
mitted— thero was little donbt, after the testi
mony was in. At the time of this writiog, how
ever, the verdict of tbe-jary has not been ren
dered.
Lectures. —We understand that the Trustees
of the Weetejn University and other of oar lead
iog citizens have united in extending an invita
tion to fyof. Barker, of Boston, to visit this city
and deliver a'course of lectures on Chemistry,
and that the' Professor has aoeepled. Theao
lectures wiltbeeaclj as oar citizens will be pecu
liarly interested in, and we are euro that such
au aadience’WiU attend as will make the lootures
profitable'in oil respects These leoinreswill
be delivered under the auspices of the Universi
ty, which has recently added one thousand dol
lars worth of oboice chemical And philosophical
apparatus to its collection; which will be used In
illustrating these lectures.
PitATEtt Mbetihu.— Tbo Young Mon's Chris
tian Association have nndor consideration the
propriety or holding a ; geaoral prayer meeting,
nil sects to bo invited, to participate, In CUy
Hall, on Thursday evening, November 24th,
which will be Thanksgiving evening. Doubt
less it wlll meet with onoouragomenl from all
good people, and the hall will bo full. The min-
the various evangelical denominations
in the city will participate in the exercises!
Committed.— Thomas Barrett, (not Carrott,
as we were erroneously Informed on Wednesday
night,) was otf Thursday committed to jail by
Mayor Weaver, charged with assault and battery
witn Intent to kill, ou oath of Mary Bumbaagh,
whose child, was run over* on Penn street, by a
horse, ridden by the said Barrett. The poor
child is, as wo are informed, considered in an
almost hopeless condition. Be has been speech
less ever slaoo the accident occurred*
The Grand Jary were engaged yesterday af
ternoon In ihftexaminalion of the jail and peni
tentiary. They have finished, the regular busi
ness which is devolved upon them, and will to
dey make their report apon tbo condition of the
RubUo instiidtiens which they.haveiiritsd, and
ho discharged. -
j
annual oeeUog' oflWa Society was heldW
evening In Excelsior HalL . Allen Kramer, Esq.,
liras called to the chair, and the throne of grace
was fervently addressed by Rev. Dr. Baird, of
the Methodist Atfeetf/e.
. Hod. Robert M'Knjgbt then read the report
for the Secretary, Uni. Dr. McLaren. This re
port Is a teaching and beautiful paper, and we
regret our! inability to publish it in fall this
morning. :
We gather from it that during the winter of
1858-59, 8,834 bushels of coal, 7,718 pounds of
floor, 705 quarts of beans, 192 pounds of rice,
292 qaartslof molasses, 03 poands of sugar. 51
do coffee, TpJ do tea, 1 34 do candles, .1541 do
soap, 192 leaves of bread, 36 lbs of buckwheat,
4 quarts ofjsalt, 9 bushels coin : meal, 11.1 bosh,
potatoes, 3,189 yards calico, 502 do muslin,
434 J do canton flannel, 161 do flannel, do
jean, 10 db lweed, 70[ do eatineit, aqvoiity of
spool cotton and brooms; 1 shawl, 271 pounds
cotton batting aud 251 pairs of chocs. A num
ber of second hand articles have been donated
to tbe;Socieiy and given oat by the managers;
also, the oiat ofthreehogsand.o barrel ofbeaus.
Iq nine districts reported, 97" families received
moro or lefts assistance. There were In 'tho
number 350 ohildrenp.29 widows; nearly
half that number werq deserted wives.
As to tbei benefits of the Society, some most
touching instances wete showing that this
Society hasjbcen active aod useful in the midst
of sorrow aM destitution. [
Mr. MoKnlght also read tho report for the
Treasurer, Mrs. M»ry J, Hayes.
The following arc the ilems.of that report
' Balance io Treasury, 3855...$ 14 35 .
; Donation from Christ Chureh 13 02 !
i Gentleman's subscription-... 1,029 50 ;
Donatidas, et0...J;..i. M .,u... M 183 05 '
Managers Fines. .-; .... 7 76
; $1,247 G 7
These money's were expended In manner as
follows:
For Shoes: j L$ 220 97
“ Coal - . ; 428 65
“ Groceries 307 21
'* Dry G00d5...-. 246 43
“ Cash given..;. 11 00
" Sexton's services 3 00
Total $1,210 20
r—Leaving a balance in tho Treasury.of $3141.
These reports were adopted, anJ then the
meeting was eloquently addressed on the subject
of Christian by Rev. Mr. Preston,, of
St. Andrew's Episcopal Courob. He said that
God found Uis happiness in doing good; and
those who would bo Godlike will also follow.,tbo
example of as never man spake.
Rev, Dr. Baird succeeded Mr. Preston in sdtne
oloqueol and appropriate remarks.
Tho following aro the officers of the Society
for the coming year: >
President: Mrs. Robinson; Vico Pres't: Mrs.
Dr. Trevor; Treasurer: Mrs. R. T. Uays;_Bcc-
Whitten!; Managers: Mrs. Hussey,
Irwin, M’Cague, Dale, Etobbaum, Kramer, pqt
terstfu, Butler, Dunlap, Gibson, Brunot, Breail
iog, Bryant, Misses Tassoy, Morrison,
Findley, Wotting, Heron, Lyon. ’
Tnc Deer Creek Hotel, Mr. Georgo W. Smith,
proprietor, wo aro informed, was burned to tho.
ground on Thursday; the fire broke oat about
11 o’clock *.V, from what cause we oould not
learn. Tho ,\building was owned by Mr. John
Maoram, of loss, is about $2509;
we believe he is iosored. posloffico was lo
‘oated in the buildiogj and a store,'kept by Mr.
Bunliog. •) >.
The hotel, finder Mjr. Smith's management has
been a favorite resort for our oitizeos for some
time. The loss at this time will he a severe blo w
to Mr, 8 , as he has ticon lying vory ill for seve
ral weeks, m3hia city, and wo condole with him
in hia'misfortftnes. C 1
Best Busiffsss a»i» Obnahehtal Wnmnu.—
The official reports cf Premlams awarded at the
Ust Pitlebargh Agricultural Fair, just published
in this paper; state that awards for best Busi
ness and Ornameulali'enmanahip were given to
the Iron City College.; Every other department
of this institution, sis .well as writing, stands
pre-eminent, wbioh id fully attested by its pa
tronage beingtmore than treble that of any sim
ilar school of tho country.
The Washington TWhuae says t “On Saturday
last, about Mr. John Beaman, gro
cer, of this place, wait coming up Beau Bireel,
on bis return from Service in the Methodist
Church, bo set upon from behind by some
cowardly assassin, and felled to the earth by a
blow upon Ibjl head from a 'handy billy.’ Ho
has been sioce confined to his house by the in*
jury. ] l
Music.—Sofivonirs Rica, a macurka, for
tbs piano. Tho pieos io dedicated to Nioholas
Galitzm, and [is for ealo at CharloUo Blume’et,
who has sent us a copy of the jnfisic.
Also, Leaflets of Melody, fotfr pieoes do Balod,
oomposed by (or salo by
iMrs. Blume, IJ.B Wood slreetrabovofiib.
Mu 11. M. Cowab, formor%LßB9tstßnt teacher
of book-keeplhg in Ball's Cdlrgo. and at one
lime book keeper for> Woodall &Co , died a
few days aloes aL Cowaosvlfic, Armstrong coon*
'J, Bl ihe carl, ago or go. 110 was an excellent
youog m&n. ,
Bcaulbt, Fever —We learn that scarlet fever,
of a very malignant type, prevails to a oonsider
bleextoot in the vicin|iy of WMbiogtoa'Pe.—.
A cumber of deaths among children have occur
red recently, and thijre appears, as yet, do
abalemepL of the disease.
Man Killed.—A mao named Bernard Lynch
was killed on Wednesday night, at Altoona, by;
beiog run over by the lioliidijaburg Branch
(rain. Ho was intoxicated aod lay down upon
the track. 1
Honet. —Mr. Mootobth has in his store on
Smitbfield street, tbo largest aod richest supply
of honey oow in this market. Persons desiring
that articto need look op farther.
Tub uumber of deaths recorded for (his oily,
fr.om the IGthto tbo |4tb, was 13. Males'7,
females G ; colored l. - ’
Honet— J. I7S and 177 fimlthJ
Gold street, hu Just received *»V thautami pounds of
clover and buckwheat boqjy, la glees boxes end glass
jars, which ho is selling; et tbo most reasonable
rate#. ' . ■
Nouco to Baildor* &n<l Contractor*.
fPIIE UNDERSIGNED (formerly foreman
A tar Rowland Parry) would reepectfally inform thw
(nr whom he has don# work, and the pdMic gtnwally, that
he hi buw prf|>«rfd to Cornish,filate, or .pat oa filatsßauf*,
la the moat approved matu>«r; Order* (or UooflogV D#>
pairing hi Slate Rr«& (if lett'al the office of Alex. Iwngh
lia, nrtnir A Eta* street and Ibe Canal, Fifth ward.) «IU
l<# promptly sUrmhxl »o. t THOMAS PAKHY
otyZfl-Smd. ?•
A.' CARD,
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
I£L’ is well known that first ol&sa Dentistry
has boeu b«;ond th# reach of the mw of prop!* v a ar
(OBDt of iis coatliiiees, and thk majority, ralher than take
Dp villi, the inforior'workmaosbip "C “cheap Dentists, **
have adoblml the wlaer coora* and duo* without any, for
If a sot of Ueth la workmanship aod inexact
luOt, Ult worse than tisf-lesjand dear at bdj price.
THE COftAMTB AND PORCELAIN TEETH hare Id
saguraUxl a new ere hi lh# of denllslry Mug
lh* rery Lest Arllftclai Trelb now in use, Ihoy can i>e af
forded at prlrt* that place Ufani wlthlu the reach of all.
Ufiux the Qrst to iuirodnoS Iboeo bow tljlcsof work In
tbt# ruuimnnify, I accordingly fixed such price# as I deem
ed would remonerate the Imm4 artistic and mechanical skill,
filar# than, bowovur, the nupn>r#do&tod favor with which
th# work has Iweu r*e»lred, b«s compel Iml other Dentists
to adopt It, aomaof whom wish to rctalu thaold (Oldplate
prices, which I cobsldar w.»t(Jd l-e exnrhlUnt; for, though
the uow styles ar# rtaU/ cborAvalnabl# (ban th« beat gold
work, they ar# mad# of (hi experuiro material. The
iticreaaad amount of work doue - oompeoaet## r u r tba
redaction iapriev. f
Go tba other band, a few Dental (Joacks of this «lty,
wfaopoeacta neither mecbaotcal skill or cjumeu honesty,
advertise tbs work at prices slightly l#«s than my own,
notwithstanding they bar# ualthor jha ability nor the right
(It being patented) to manufscinre It Tb# objscl-of this
trickery la tnaraly to obtain pa opportunity lo disparage
the CoratUe and Porcelain yud recommend toms of their
o»n worthlcu worki
I hero fott b'niiitl, tn l.imjialf4ud Uioptiblio, to
mak# known three facta. ‘i
The (jaallUrß of tho PORCfRLAIN AND OOnAIAfE
PLATA TEETH, which estsd>l-tb their great aopertority
over tbo beat gold or other thf ullo plate are—entire fro#-
dom from all metallo taato, s'xpelt or ttrnlab, being (near,
rodible aod impervlona to the jnicetof the mouth; perfect
adaptation orflt, (lopomlble in moUllic work) which, with
greater etrs>h and Ifghtosea, enable# them lo be
worn with' more, cam comfort and utility. Thoy are
al#o far more durable, leas liable to accident and more
rerily repaired. r)
Theppbllo era to wll and. examine these new
etylerof work' at
No. 191 Per*?* Strcxt,
N. jHTKBDIMfI, M. D , D»ptl.i
ocB tol2wdAlteT
Ueluuold’s Genuine Pmfahation.—
lIBUIBOLU’S BUOITU forth* BUddot;
UKLMBOLD’S BUOUU for UWKldoeje;
dICLUBOLDjs BOOUO fortteOraTel;
uslubolikii uccnu for it* »«w;
UKLMBOLird BUGnU for Ntfrocanoee;
ÜBLMBQLD‘B HUCUO for Lom of Memoir;
UKLUBOLD’B BOOUU for VlMon;
ÜBLM BOLD'S BUOUU for DUBcnU Breathing;
UELUBOLD'B BUOUU for Wf»C Hen-**'
HSH! BOI|I,P * BOOUU for Debility;
HKLMBOLD'g’ BOOaU for U«ii>r*l iMKnilei
UKLUBOLD*B. BUOUU for IBirror ofDUaue; i
UILUBOLD'B BOOUU forNigh*Bwe%(«;
□BLUBOLD'S BUOUU for W**efalD**C >
IUCLUBOLD'B BOOUU forUrnuMOf IheBktn;
“IftoBOLM BOCfIU for Broptiosc
UKLUBODD'B BOOUU for pato la U>e Beck;
iIBLUBOLB'a BOOUU for lit* tin c» of ibeEyollds, wllh
Temporary Stsfftulon aitd Boiir of Bigbt;
ÜBLUBOLD’S BOOUU forilofUUy aodKertleHoou, with
Wapi of Attention, Ucrntr rfSoclrtyi l
HELM BOLT'S BOOUU frr Obtfroctfon*;
U ELM BOLD'S BOOUU for ftrr-— M arliing from IndU\
cnUoOf aatt all diieuM of U>o grxsal Orgaot, czUtfss Id
eHßer. an, fromiwbatttrr cn**e«rUtia»OßK.
8014 only By Bit (ICO. 11. ffKVSKII, J4O Wood etraat.
Pltubargb. .*<. oc 2fcdAwf
xj • ijttJebj
■>*_ OUBOSIVK SUBLIMATE—ISOIb^Tor
b * B. A. VABHEBTOCS A 00.,
► ♦ • earner of Wood and Pint
, r^STN»VO D .OPB»TH S R K °
ed Oiwgjtoin tuviag been to betlUt in * ftw daja, cornw of Pint tad Wood nwefa.
nfUratnny jatrtof grail BorpaonOMngt Itwllilag to
Mttoibtbtn bj«*twllai» fftrwla'oopj of the prwrfptfoa
buß. for Bahby
j. f«aa«i>USm»» «31 - ! BipMß.TnMS*W,lMUbertjit,
f ’• >■ • !i :/*
L^uiSt34i44iai
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Telegraphic.
[A tltchpurporting to give tome dudonxres
ontlw authority of the N. r. Jlim/rf, was received
lait Eight. Thu i, evidently ono ot thoio political
ccuurrf., for which that tutamouj-paper ij noted; wo
•hall not therefore aid in iu circulation. JJennot
will atop at nothing to carry a point, and naho ia now
aeoktng favor, froc tha Buchanan adminiatratlcn,
ho ia ready to do any dirty work it may allot him—
Ihoa.-diaclomrca-aa.crt nothing poaiUvo ocninat
tho individual, aaaailed for that would bo toi bold
a Hop—bat a. tho paper, were found have
.inco been in tho poajvfaion of (ho atlachei or tbo
Utriid, wo havo tea.on to believe il la i nmicrial
points are forged for a purpoio. ]
Cqaelbstows, Va, Oct. 27._Tbe storm r.f u«,
evening prevented tbo transmission of the latter pari 1
of the prewedings of the Court Tbo Court finally !
refused to postpone tbo trial, and ibo wholo after,
noon was occupied-in obtaining a jury. Brown oc
cupied a col, on which ho was carried Into the Court
room. The trial was resumed Ibis morning. Brown
was brought into Cuurf, beiDg able to walk, hnl ho
immediately laid himself down on bis enj at full
tho bar. 110 lookd considerably better,
tbo swelling having left bib eyes. Senator Mason is
a spectator. Messrs. Harding and Uanter represent
the Commonwealth, and Botts and Green the prison
er. Mr. Botts read the following dispatch, received
this morning:
Akboh, Ohio, Ocl 26, 1559.—,1. J. Faulkner and
Lawson Bolts, Charleston, Vo.:—John Brown, load
er of the insurrection oLJlarper’s Ferry, and several
of his family, havo reeiaod in this county for many
years. Insanity is hereditary in that family. Ilia
mother’s sister died with it, and a daughter of that
sister.haijboenlwo years in the Lunatic Asylum. A
son and daughter hf bis mother's brother havo also
been confined In tho Asylum, .and another son of
that brother is now insane, and under close restraint.
There facts can bo conclusively proven by witnesses
residing here, who will doubtless attend the trial if
desired. [Signed.] A. 11. Lgwis.
[Tho telegraph operator at tho Akron ofifoe. Win.
C. Alletf, adds to the abovo dispatch that A. 11. Lewis
is a resident*of that place, and his statements are
entitled to implicit credjt]
Mr. Botts said that on. receiving tha abovo dis
patch be went to the jail with his associate, Mr.
Greeo, and read it to Brown', and ho was desired by
tbo latter to say that in his father's family there has
never been any Insanity at all; on bla mother's side
there has been repeated instances or if. Ho adds
that his first wife showed symptoms of it, which
was also evident in bis first and second boob by that
wife. Some portions of tho statements in the dis
patch bo knows to bo correct; of other portions be is
.ignorant, lie does not know whether his mother’s
sister died in a lunatic asylum or not, but he docs
believe that a daughter of that sister has been two
years in anasylam, and thinks a son and daughter
of his mother’s brothor have been confined in tbo
asylum; but ho was not aware of the fact that anoth
er son of that brothor is now insane and inclose oon
finomont.
Brown alto desires his counsol to ray that he does
not put in any plea of insanity, and if be has evor
boon at all insane, ho ia totally unconscious of It.
1 et he adds that those who are mutt insane, general
ly suppose that they have more reason and vanity
(ban tboso around them. For hiuisolf ho disdains
to pat in tbut plea, and toots no immunity of that
kind. The movement is mado totally without bis
approbation or concurrence, and was unknown to
him until tho receipt of tho above dispatch.
Brown here raised himself up.in bis bod and said :
“ I look upon it as a miserable artifice and pretext of
those who ought to take a different course with me, If
they took any at all, and I view it with contempt
more than otherwise, as I remarked to Mr. Greeo.
Insono persons, as far as my experience goes, havo
vety little ability to judge of their own sanitv, and
r I am insane of course I should think ! knew' more
wan all tho rest of the world, but I do not think so.
I am perfectly unconscious of insanity, aud I rcjoct,
so far as l am capable, aby attempt to interpose iu
my behalf on that score.
Mr. Botts stated that he was further instructed l.y
Brown that, rejecting this pica entirely,
no delay for that reason, be docs repeat to Ibe court
bis request mado yesterday that time be given for the
arrival of foreign counsel, which he has now reason
to expect, on account of a dispatch, dated tho 2<Uh
from Daniel Tildcn, Cleveland, Ohio, to which an
answer was sent for counsel to come on immediately.
The point was fully discussed by counsel on both
sides. Tho Court stated thatho'must see in this
case as In any ohtner, that proper cause for delay
was made oat before granting such application in
tho present case, lie coaid not see that the tele
gram gave any assurance that the additional coun
cel intended to come. The prisoner is now defend
ed by connscl who will take care that no improper
evidence is adduced against him, and that all that
is proper in his behalf shall bo presented. 110 eonld
not see that proper cause for delay was mado out.
The expected counsel might arrive boforo tho caso
was closed and eonld then see ail the testimony ta
ken. Thus the prisoner might havo tho bonctlt of
their advice althoogh the care now proceeds. As to
Ibo matter of insanity, it was not presented in a re
liable form.- Instead of mere statements we should
have affidavits of something of that character. Ho
thought, therefore, that tho jury ehoul.l bo sworn,
and tho trial proceed.
The jury having boon sworn to faithfullv aud im
partially try tho prisoner, the court directed tbo pris
oner might forego the form of standing nhilo nrraign
eJ, and he continued to be prostrate in his cot while
the long indictment, filling seven pages, was rcaJ;
let, insurrection; 2d, treason; i’.d, murder.
Mr. Hardiog addressed tho jury and prescnloil ibe
facts of tho caee, ami tbo law. Levying waragainst
the State, giving comfort to its enemies or establish
ing any other government within its limits, was pun
ishable by death, os was the advising with a slave to
produce insurrection, or tbo murder of tbo ciUrens.
air. 11. roneiuJeJ by urging the jury not to allow
prejudice to govern them.
Mr. Dreen, on tho part of 0.0 priaonoH. JefincJ
lbs law in a learned and elaboralo addrear. thinnor
wbal moat bo proved before eonrietion can be had
Mr. Bolt, impreiairelj vldmud the iorr, and
evinced a determination to avaU bimaolf of errtv ad.
vantage that the law allows, anil to do his Jutv to
the prisoner earnestly unJ faithfully.
Mr. Hunter followed, speaking at length oa the
i tre . ajc,Q » aoJ reviowiug the question of ju.
rijiiletton aruing from tbo fact of the goteromont
ground! being the amio of. some of the occurrences
In conclusion, he only aske.l that ihe Penalty might
he Tislted on the pnionora which our safety required
and which the laws of God and man approved.
Court then took a recess.
CiUßLitsTows, Oct. 27.— Daring tho session of ibe
Court for \\ edpesdov afternoon, the prisoner laid
with hi* eyes clbsed, though evidently not much in
jured. He Is determined to resist the pushing of hU
trial by all moans in his power. The jury were then
called and sworn, the Court deluding thoso who
were present at Harper’s Ferry, and .also those who
had formed or expressed any opinion that would
prevent them from deciding tho case impartially.
Twenty-four, mosUyfarineri from a distance, some
owning a .ew slaves, ware selected as competent b
rors. Oat of theso tho counsol for tho prisooerVtruck
oil eight, and then twelvo were selected by ballot
from the remaining sixteen.
The jorj were not sworn on the easo. but tho
Juilgo charged them not toeouveno upon the rase
nor to permit others to converse with them.
John Copeland, the mulatto prisoner, from ober
lio, Ohio, bos nude a full confession to the 1' 6
Marshals, Mr. Martin, of Virginia, and Mr. Johnson,
of the Northern District or Ohio. Ho has given tho
names of tho parties at Oberlin who induced him to
go to Harper's Ferry, who furnished money for his
expenses, Ac. He also states that a movement of a
similar character was. contemplated in Kentucky,
about tho same lime. Many persons In Northern
Ohio, whoso names have not heretofore boen men
tioned, are directly Implicated. His confesrinq „
withheld from the public until the trial is over, by
order of Gov. Wise.
Mr. Johnson was shown to-day a large number of
letters, Implicating Oenlt Smith and a number of
prominent men of Oberlin, Cleveland, and other
poitits of Ohio. Among ; the letter# is one signed
Horace Oreely A Co., that bad -enclosed $4l, f»r
; seven letters from Kansas and two from Ohio. It
. was directed to J. H. Kagi, one of the killed—bat
as ho bad been a correspondent of the Tribune, this
lotter had evidently Inclosed his pay. Another let-’
ter from Capt. Drown, tooneof his sons, dated April
ifi, 18$9, details a visit to Uerrit Smith, at Pctersbo
-1 rt>, which the writer regarded as highly encouraging.
Also, that Smith bad written to his friends at tho
■ east, that $2OOO must be raised for Drown, of which
, he would agree to furnish ono-fifth himself. There
i is alio a notice of a draft from the cashier of tbo
;New York State Bank, sent him by direction of Ger
! rit Smllbv dated Albany, August 29,18 i>9.
Marshal Johnson also has a Hat or the officers of/
the provisional government, and a list of contributors
to the project. Ho left for Cleveland last evening,
taking copies with him. R
' Cham Bens bum, Pa., OeU 27.—Cnpt. Cook was
itaken to Virginia to-day on the requisition of Gov.
At ise, by officers from Virginia, accompanied by the
jpartles that arrested him. Tbreo Sharp’s rides, and
ja small lot of ammunition were found b the woods,
jnear this place, this morning, by some boys who were
jhuntbg rablta. One of tbo rides has C. P. Tidd’e
’name on the mounting; the others are both marked
jC. D. They were, no doubt,placod under the bushes
jlsst night by the men left by Cook on the mountain.
■The Washington pistol has not been rccomeJ, and
mothlng has been seen of tho men.
Sr. Louis, Oct. 27.—LcarrnicortA.—Tho overland
iexpress from Denver City, of the 20th, with $BOOO
Itn gold dust, arrived this evening.
; Tho election of Williams, delegate to Oongress, Is
confirmed. The people were to vote on the 24th fc-r
or against a provisional government
■ Tho mblngg operations are drawing to a close.
i Tono.ro, c: W., OcU 27.—Tho lnternirtionnl
Bank of Toronto suspended yesterday. The Colonial
jßeuk, an lnstita)ion of a similar character, is under
going a great run to-day. Tho doors are besieged
by thousands Of excited depositors.
' Louisville,' Oct 27.—River stationary, with 2
feet 11 inches water b the canal.
, DR». c. a. FITCU *J. YV. SVK.KB, *
Phyitelans for Diseases of th« Throat and
quest, sad other Chronic Ailments corapUcated with or
kJ w KET
■ “ ,ol » 10 fcr u]o by n
l. BQUBETDIOKEY.34B Liberty nt.
naEESE-iooteSESsrDSrrT;
** Weylern B«wro;
teg) RIDDLE, WHIM A_CO^
EEFINKD BOtfAX—lo bbls. fop sale by
oczy B. A. PAIIN&aiOCK Jt CO.
Comihiercisil.
(W3IMITTEB OP ABBITKATION TOR. SEPT. AND OCT.
V. p„ Jixu Pies, Ja.; Dsvd Curmu, Wit. A Unr
- Sytt- Smura, Brw. Cirecr.
MTTsSuuSirKXS3£KV»: J
[firorfrf Bpedaßy far a, PBubur-h Gvdt-,
ftrosnoii, ftiriiT "ii ivui
yLOUB-olflior llu bbU io lot, at
iujra!^ >lJ iOT ® xtr * tDli lor all frost
nAT-«a3« of 21 leads tt $17(319 r. ton
POTATOES—H fcbla Street sold at ta.
PRATHERS ■‘-files of SOU Bn at' fro.
OATS— *o!f>scr2M bnsb fnloU at
WORAT—fairs at depot of 365 Stub Spring at II 0*
CURkse— nles of42bx« !b lot*
;J® n ~ l20 ° fh * Cod Fitfi sola at 4K *'
55 bags sold at )2®IX
or 10 bale* at 44.
ULTTKP.— a«lrs c f Wo B>j at 15J£c %\ th,
no
aic'rjurr akd conaucnciAL.
to'ci*V tlu.ff>■• »•—On UlOStOCfc «ScllAOp)
the treaWn »“i A farther and T. ry rsustderabla decline la
closing “ KSf“* < i i ? e , <i “ eD * “*#**■ b «‘
Oor r «i :Ji « , k I ! l4nJ C Toledo. Michigan
V ce U u tS'?“ ° QSratjt^i H, and lllinow Central
thm Lr «««» on specula
arti-J !□ pnjno marked, ami rt»
yieldlng from uou; the > ’* W '’" rk roads, Oototrnl
ihor.. »i£ a r demand on Lbe B ri'rl^°lH loQdllT ’ Bl W f jicb
l».1l f "‘
«r*»<Vcw Pl>or t’ nnd il
fowmwl that the manoESrr. 1 £“ B,c ?■’* *-I*ctaJl>
Lm l*«-n disturbed by tho present conrneLT** 0r tin
li,» tx?ar *iJa. Tin, a,. OE J f„“taSSSS ”"«maotfrom
on (bo receipt < f i<xtrcinelr r»Tor»M«^!f d i eootse of prlc<t
had on Monday and this miming from ibl of" tT
commercial world, with a cheap nnd healilj?££!! £*!
mont at home, woohl seem to ba wnrkln/ hS°/i *"
though this is no singular
hapa after riding the market ot £4,000X00 cr S 5 ona tan
pins bullion and advancing money thereby to <£»:
atocta, toatead of errreury.™
for another rise as at the dose of August JWK
CmcAOo, October 25.—Tho wheat market to day was moro
fctlled and quiet, with a decline of l<&2c f rom BXlrNno
pricra of ynterday. At the epeningaonrat round lota were
•old at 01c for No. 2 spring, when it advanced to 02c under
V onJ'V 1 *2 ‘» a li V )p y iXj 2 fcut fe » cloeed
at OlUc for No. aaJPdJ-cfurNo. 1 spring. Winter wheat
was tlrm, and prtcos a ahaJc better, a boat MXCOO bush oil all
gradrt changed bands at sl,t)4 for No. 1 red, 05c for No. 2
LXtrQ c * Qb . for No. I spring, 9v®92c
for No. - spring, and Sic ter njoctrd—oil instore. Pfour
, , /f’ bot prices were maintain od;
about 1,000 this were sold at for good to choice
spring extras, and $3,C0@3,75 for spring, sapor. New corn
r*r^^ ,e, i d . u 1 2 ® 3c loWer> Contracts were made for
10.000 bnsU to arrive, at 52® Me ? hnsb on track. Old corn
was quiet with sales of No. 1 at 78&SCc any No. ” ml
i!?, U 's** and cot so tirin—ssles hefog made at .*»»
“"/jf v / J. ,n * tore - «J« steady at tec. Harley firmer,
9#l “ of Ja ‘ ia store‘anti ciicics 02c on
* TuuoUiy 54., d in q*«or request and a shade firmer
. •i f/.” 8 at A small lot of ciovcrseeU was sold
»t >U ', aryl Hungarian K r.« sewl at 76c. Highwlnca de
dltrd h- with „ic. at 2t«27c. «toady-vcs«=l.
(T»llun^ Cn “ l 1U U 10 o, * Wt « o * °" J '0 ilnliaia— j
Ciscisnsti, (*i i---f '-a—f. u -bniM Ui- «latu of our lint
uecgly review, ifa-re liu l-wa n tnsrked improvement in
money mature. This tins boou experienced, chiefly, within
t ie lut few dam. and it is aUriSatablo to increased collec
tione which neS the lesolti of a morn active movement In
product-. Tlio latter has been stipulated by the establish
ment of more satisfactory prices, nnder favorable odrlee*
trom the seaboard markets, and from Knrorw. Yesterday
the pressure Cor loans ditniniabod sensibly, and the
demand was again compai>Urely moderate, with a more
am|d» supply of capital, and the regular disconnt iiourpj
wen, aide to take noirly all the acceptable paper off-red by
iheir depositors, within the rsnge ©f 10@12 cent hi
m.t ‘.IT C , neri,) ? , of R«>d paper hato fallen off
maurially, and the demand Is confined chletly to Partita
whoso namot are not regarded as Na 1, or who bare cot a
hank winalntanee. Pa K r of this clan takes a wide raDge.
vaiyiDc according to the demand* of tbokuderautllkano
°*-san«.ol the borrower, so that quotations for it Would bs
no indication of tiie taluc ol tuoury os measured by a n-n- 1
Inr standard, tk-od t.iniueas pajicr may bo qtioiod at IlK&Ill
f i ,?*’ * d " nAD ' l K ro » , «’ Utah the supply of money;
• it the tendency is evidently in the direction of a forth*
■oproTetneoi, a* financial affairs are gradually rernTcriax
Tom theeffector tbelata finny, and matters promise tot£
wtU MW ed D r° a a bpftr 7 »cd nnratlsfaclory Msis,—£Ua-
KIVEII NEWhi
Tho weather oil Tbnrsd.vy wasexcur-dlngly blent and do*>
lau. with a i.ij:l« wind and a li-aJ.-n shy. There is no pros
l”'*'t "I rain. The wind was high and the river low. The
n. w Ntearner Orey Eagle l-rt for Cincinnati wilhont freight,
but having considerable many' passenger*.... The Mar
mora waa ready to 1,-are I.,at night. There « ere no arrival*.
Tho Cincinnati Commercial ronUU.s ih- following infer
matluu concerning tho Cambrtdg-, in addition to nbst wu
published yisterday:
“The Cambridge. Cspt. r. LVau, which left here yesterday
uoon h-r Now Orleans, was so nuforUinato as to strike the
log or root in the chuuurl at Medoc Itai— tho sauio that
stink the Kate May, a short ttia- sin-®. The aecidruU-xm
rod nH ml. both pilots, Messrs. Thomas Tninell and Ed.
Larne, being at lb- wluwl at the time. Capt. 1V,,, Irume.-
diaU-iy ordered tier to be ran ashoie on tho Ohio side, where
abs sunk or settled down intbarfeec water. ibe Ues straight
and easy, and can be raised without tanch difficulty. 6he
h*d an ilcgaot trip from this city, Including 400 tensor
bacon, whisky, oil, cLerse, soap. caudles, Ac, Id tbe boat and
t>wß«, together with 100 cabin and "5 deck passengers, and
* u horaM. The damage to tho cargo will bo comparatively
light Capt. Doan cams up from the wreck last night, on
tho Moderator, and will return Ibis morning with the same
tUiuicr and tho necessary pump*, Ac., to raiso the Cam.
bridgejrorthwltli. V.’eregret toannonuco that theCambildge
was not insnred—either boat or freight list, Sho strnck on
the larboard knnckfo, abreast of the cabin."
The ProgrrMfs advertised tc bo snU at Marshal’* sale, in
Bt. Loot*, on tin> nut inst The [’regress ia a guoj, light
draught boat, capable ot carrying aboot tons, and p«r
the desiring a boat of her dan would do well to alteDd
The says:—Tbe Undine arrived from Pittsburgh
yesterday and lolt again fur Bt. l-onts laet evening. haviaz a
fair trip. Tho Pollio Webb clmirad for N-w OrJcaus bavlcc
ea much freight as sk'« rnnld carry. The Key West and
Clipper departed fdr Marietta and Big Sandy with modorale
tr 'l** The Lebanon w«* sold josUrday to Capt Frank
Davidson for »S,:<CO. Oapt. l>. will enter tne Lebanon as a
regular packet In tho Nushville trade. In which ho Is well
and Uvumbly kn-wn Capt. Williamson, w* nnder
stood. Intends purchasing a new boat to ply tx-ln-vetf Von
rtvy and this city.
Steamboat Register.
arrived. | Departed.
Telegraph, Urowcsriik; ; T-logrsph, IlrownsvUlr;
J-ilcrw.n, ItrownavQlr; Cvowusvllh^
Col. lUyard, Kiiaabeih, | C-nl. Bayard, Kluaboth;
j tiny Eoj'tn; Cincinnati.
Hirer—ffvi—on a "taiuL—At GtoM livuse, ?‘J ioriic*.
T«i«f(rapiiia Darkatt,
***. •’ R£ * -*•—dull; sale* WO 1,*!.-, HIP'
ti ffliiJdljne uj.lsmis. Floor henry; sal-* yw bbU »i
tt.M’OTl Va |«r Mate umt Jd.oOtii.-Tu for Ohio. U fcest has
d.-c lor* sal-, tW.lsnj H • dacliuA of Chicago
Spring ll.OytfltlHl-;: western white $1,r.0. CV>ru fca* qt
rlio-il; sales 13, Wu Ln»h mist'd at IV; shite *lOl IWf
loitt-r. sale at siKftS,sti toroldafld #lO for new. Furkliwr
si for thess and $1u,57 for prime. Lard
Mradyat -,. Sugar active, Sluroovade V/U&C'•
ClscixsATi, iVt 27.—Flouj; demand moderate tut local
»r.d though urn tbf-.CrißrVcl i* dull; skits fix) bbls at 45<a
5M«> tor l«« gradus and fxtnCsdlo hbls received in the
l**t 24 hours. VVLI-ky scute and 1c higher; coo bhl*
at aa.-.sa> the toiler raw tor wagon; the receipts amUuoe
light. Wheat la la brisk demand and prices are v«rv firur
«a»v. liiw hush good rod at $1.12; C-o» do prime white at
f, , , U flr ® audatead*; aslet 000ba»h in sack* at 46.
lUrliqr dull and prices unchanged: prime fall Is at
ft..(f1)67 and good do at Bye active and fi7m;,al<M
li"U bo*hat suiigx Coro is io better demand and price*
6ot« bnab.to arriro, at 43; 1500 bush do at
4o and UOO bosh do at 4«». Mew. Pork 1. t n good demand at
aales u! 500 l>bla. Lord firm and wanted at lota lid/
Hwou nominal; hide, ore oOercd at t% without finding
buyer*. Titer* Is a fair business dulop iu a rvgular war in
Orcxeri.*, but bothlug of Importance in the email way; w»
Ij 1 ”' 0 ; p.a RU at «- Wolwji «t and Cutuo at
fmUusLPniA. Oct. 27.—The aat«a of Kl>>ur continue mi>l
"r"1" •* f;.r up to for c. inmon
au i oitra. »ud sC,7cr ; ?s7 fur fancy lou. Wheat has advaoc
, 84113 or.-UKKJ bneh rod at SI I SSi7&I,SO, and whit* at
f 1,3.(/t1,4q,. Ityo U unchanged; ulr* of Southern at SC aod
Kuna aIW. Coni L. iu active request; sale* of COuO hcili
yellow at !M!c, siloat, end IIXW buoltcla new at $O.
are dull at ii lor Drlatraru and -14 for Penna. Whiskv dull
at 2S.<J2v*c:
Common be»k rules Uie mass of tho people,
whatever the misnamed and misanthrope philaviphersmav
aay to the contrary. Khow them a good thing, let its mrr
ilsb.' clearly fbiuonstrate.l, and thoy will not hoaltaU to
gl»e it their most cordial patronage. The masses* havo al
ready raUQad tho Judgmeut of aphyaiclaa coucarrilnx the
virtues of UOBT.BTTKit’S BITWHS, as may m»a In the
immeaso quaaUUes of till# mndidfias that are anuoallTSold
a evory section of the land. It is now tecognlred as great
-1 j supnrinr to all other remedies yet derived tor dutrasoa of
ih* digralive ovgaus, such ns iliarbonn, dysentory, dystw*.
.ra. and for the vari-xt# fn T crs that arias from dwaofrwnent
uf those portlous of the system. UeateUer’a came Is fast
hN oming a honwhold word from Maine to Texes, from the
MtlsfuJ tU * AtUut,c t 0 ,bo Try tho teffete an.l be
u A BMITU, uianulMtnr*reatuf|in>nrlet«rs r
M Wati>r and us rmnt stmeta. ' JeSMAwT
(.'azhtte job office: I W
RALSTON & YOUNG,
l«;c*’taSOlLH Tii J'lll.S t. bItHYOCS,)
BOOK, CURD 8 JOB PRIDTSRS
OAZBTTB HTjrr,DIN o,
PIKTH STUKKT, KEAU POST OFFICE,
PITTSBURGH, PBHH'A,
IPKilmte evtry klml or BOOK ami
PANOV JOB PiUNTINU n l|l> naatncu
and ■ll.p.lah, ■_ Jaa ; J.»irr
A BKOODIrSSS VICTORY!!!
1,000,000 BOXKS SOLD Ob'
•Inis enormous quantitj of this Inralanblo
bu b*?n parcha«x| fey cltizoua of thoUuUed Slatut
Jorlog tho •hort'tiiDf' It hai bSaieLro TLo
ro*Mu for thia extraordinary succom U ahaplyta t|io actual
trollt and valuo of tho article. No one boyi (ha if AGKEI
10 PLASTKJI Without becoming 1U frlaod. ft perform# alt
that li promised, and rarrir* with it !u owu recommend*-
Uou. Truly (hla U* riitorj—peaceful and
wo belioro nut lew glorious that, tl, c triumphs of war with"
its carnage and desolation. \
Ttio HAQNETIO PLAbTKII la ondonbtetty the Greatest
Blrenglhoocr and Tain Dratroycr tbit Sciencehk B jet diz
wmM. If joa pot this Plaitor any where, there
the Floater will atiek there antil the pain bu Vanish.-d.—
The r footer aagootfori the pain away, ftn j' *
PAIN CANNOT EXIST WIIKRE THIS I‘LASTr.U
18 APPLIED.
Rvhnmatism, Lament***, Stlffuws, Debility, Nenrooanm
Neara)g«, Dyapepafo, Coughs, na<l Colds, Pains and Acher
vr oTcrj kind, down «ren to Corns, are itnsxdiaUlyTtlicxxil
ud, with a little patience,pamvwnfly cured, l>y the magi
cal tuflaenco or the MAGNETIC) PLASTER. It ia tho atm
pleat, sorest, aafost, pleasantest and cheapest remedy ia
existence. Its application (a qulreraal—equally to ‘tho
strong man, the delicate woman, and tho fooblo infant.—'
To each aad all it will pro*e a Balm and a Blcaehiß. Its
nso la agreeahlo, and without annoyance or thonble. Iti
price ia within the reach of all—rich or poor; all may ham
H who are nick and suffering In any way. i
FARMERS alien Id h* always supplied with fhfo Insiina
ble PLASTER. It will l* the Good 'Phjalcian fti any
household, .ready at all timea, and at lnitast notice. 0
Pnt tip in at Might tin bozea. Each box wiU p»«V» rix to
eight plajtera, anda*y child cau.'aprcad them. Price is
cants a box, with ful» and plain direction*.
D. C. MOOEDPSAD, « #! 0
ißTentor and Proprietor, 19 Waftar XL. Now
MOSSDIIAByJUBMKjaPIABIttI.WMIJitos.
W«.- 8
SUGAR LEAD—3 bDls. lyhito for eale.bv.H
otsa . , W. MACgEOWH."
S!ABSTrS& 5109513,
HaonfactiiWr aai WbolcsftJo Peeler in
entries, TUBS, bccseti; iu^kei l^
, ■' BK QIOMS. Sc C.V
N0.[21 Druioxc, PrrrscosanV.
HAVING now in store a large and carefully
stock of eTerythlmr la' iSfs Una, etthor mac*
ctactnred by himtolfolr purchased direct froto msnnfsetor- •
era, FOB CASK, 1* prepared to ropply cnatomera Mnt * the
country trade with good* in bis line *v
Cheaper than ever ottered in liiis Market.
The foJlowinc Comprise the levsdtoff Item* in his stock of
Wooacn uul Willow Wans
. CITCRNS—Pino staff,:.!? sizes; cak 4 rlzm! cedar Rtaff>
3 size* oral eraniveeJar, oak or pine, 3 cedar bar
rel, 4 dze* Spent* patont, 3 sires; Thermometer, 3
tiit'v-i i took.
DOCKETS— Common red, blue and £n*n, Cw.,-j riad rar
ntibed, halt quarter and toy pails* cedar, bran as J
"9°* " *»d 3 boop{ Ptgßins, cedar, bran and tronhsond,
■ “‘•op; Uorae Buckets, heary Iron bale; Kitchen Buck -
eta. iron bale; Oak Well Buckets, well irotwd; Floor
Backets, i*s*d. . ... .
TUBS—-Painted, 2 and-3 hoop; whlto Pine end Cedar, band
cr fc y thedoren. ’
and Varnished. s dr**, down or nest;
Cedar Keelera, brato ot Iron bound.
MKASCBE3—-All alzcj, from bushel to icuter peck* Pin*
or Cedar, waled orticaealtd..
CLOTHES P£Ng— and boad.tn 5 et«* boxastSmitVe
i» P*** boie*,and Brasa Bprlur, t n cto. boxes.
WASHBOARDS—WaterIoo Raised Centro, ilarsctu Zinc, •
Doable Wood and an other kinds. ■
fROOIIB. VpKB, BRUSHES,*:., ingreatrarWj.
UE „ TDlJB—Hln*han»Batto«n4Batterand Meal Tabs,
_ 20r3 in nest cr slndlr.
COC “ a “ Dj on"e
-ctS'sm"S(”" S( ” “ j Sos * r B “ 1 ”' 6 io
‘ k “' br
CLOTll»g^;nnßv?^“^ or * tore!,or dwollictn.
order Assorted tizta and etytes, made to
Baliuk Pio ? . Potato Maab*
Spooaaao.t “'i'. 1 Lad,ci » Sqaewere,
rioiM, Spic^ 1 ?"’ Wnddlen, Soap Cup*, ShaTioß
liamllfn,BS*’MaSf.*» Urt *» Aae, pick auJ Hatchel
RAT AND UOOBK mElp*, „
TAR CANS, MOP IUNDLE? 1
CTotheaPoondera - LEt * lro ° anJ »«&“*«:
MARKET BASKBTg; In ffreatT*rlai v „r • , . .
or doratypf our own maun ar'un^
CIX>rHE3 BACKJCTS-i-Boand and oral -4 in n .«t
COACHES ASPCRA4>tS?foTeryBttle
TIUVKLTNtT BASKETS—AMortod aiL* and atylM.
22 2° « Berlin, Japanned.
‘Am, S f 'r’-T* 1 - :
W*UT HAMPERS, S$ SJKSSS*- Ac ••
Jt3H3toe B^ SK BTt£-lTmow.£iQd Split.
aaSTemJ.ESr c0a , n,, 7 dealer* are intitedto call ander
n Mote rurcharicis rl-wwhpre, as
weOANNOT BIS UNpERBOLD IN TIUB SIARKJTT
SAJIbEL RIDDLE,
jjl Diamond, PlUibargh,
(H’TrCdWdwT
Dr. ChurchUTa for ttie Prevention
and Cnro of Consumption.
Wiacbtiter’i G«siiUi«!priparaiton oftlie
Ilypopboipiutcs ofiame aud of Stnla,
Specific Remedy far Sav/ula, JJrcnehiUt,
Aithma, Dtlililyißytpeptiz, zml Ixero3UtJ)isiazet,
TJ»e success of this new- usurer
by Or. J. F. CburdiDl»'ofr*rin,) iff obtaining iorlt the most
nnboundrd jmpnlarify throughout Eororw nnd the Unitt*!
It U a purely Scientific Preparation, acting with iursrialJ'
tficicif iu all stages of Tnltnuimry and JfcrTone Hwun;-
The
CORE,OF CONSUMPTION. ,
In the iwnd and third Blagra (Ma period, /oau'-inentty j
when there can Wno inneertaioty os to the nature or the :
diioaao,) cau ho obtain.*], i u nR casos, by U.b treatment, i
oxcep? when the existjug lesion nr the lm- R s i- of1t»-Kgiif !
fletoat U> produce death. I
'This Remedy hiu ryt only a cuialite e.T«rt, hut wiU.H I
naod wherever there r.Viita * B ,i.;iicl..u of th«* J\e '
vrn! i'i| Dettlaptimi, Qiid thus act *« ft j •rcicrTMiirr* teiHre- j
purd to CbpmmplijTi'jitsi a* wm'jytn'.MS xpi'.h regard l» |
•Small I'ixs : t j
Consuujplirea, iu uny kUgoof the uu-omhs slivitla icv.rt:
Immediately to the uev tho Liido nod'
Soda. “WinUuwtorV Genuine Preparation" (i'q eimps
»yrnp)in extra largo jintUfa, ia ‘‘chemically pans,*' lathi
combination propose* \>j Dr. ChtirchQl “for general
and is prepared ftccorjfng to his criyinzl Formula. i
DR. CirOßdULt’S WORK ON CONBOiIPXION
Oompriaiug hla report made to the Imperial Academy o
Medlduu, rariti; Notes of Case*, aud Xetlora, Pocnmrntt
Testimonials, Ac., which, togetherVlth a Circular, will be
•ent on rocoij.t of TWELVE CENTS in atamj-,1. ‘ ‘
CirrJM.—lnterested Drogylsta arJtytiiotbw
preparations than mini. Do uot tny them. Wy‘t*-nntHo
PrriutraUoa” t*eara tny/fac slniUo signature.
A®-Beware of all Preparations claiming to bo Uh* TTyt*-.
phosphite a, which eoniiin IBOS, orany Bbcc. Theecmntry
ia likely tube ilooJM with spuriona cirtiflcates. i
Puces.—Oue loUlti, three bott.o*,ss. Sold, who! >
sale and retail at tho>\>l* Oc.-u rai Ihjpot in ttio Uailo.l
States, 4S Joint M/at. fl. Y, by J. WINCUESTKE, U wbmo
ordvrs should be nddi'vksod. wholesale mid rctHll b r
DR.<>. H. KEVSEIt, Ko. 140 Woudatrect, Pittsburgh,an I
retuil hr J. p. FLEMING, Allegheny. ~ R(*27r.tAwJ'
OHICKBRINQ «Sc SONS[
i\’tW SCALE
PIANO PORTEsi
f PIIK Hubscralicr has now on hnml a m\*t
X aplondtd atock of'l'iai.oa, cowiisling cf CU»ud7Pe
totea, to Plain and Carted Oa«*6f the most elcgautjdo
scription,fn.m thocelabrate.l FactoryorChfrketlng*Pdn*.-
The luatrnmouU are all proridod with their lnte-t inihrbr*-
laenta, aa DcxHi-Eam-ri. FxU-IJrM
men, and are ofthHr ~ 7
ENLARGED *v£W SCALE, / .
By »hich a much larger ac.and-ii.jard is obtained./pcaa
«jnenUy the tou» is rcademl very powerful, yet rettining
“ •»t et ®od musical qvality. Uy Ih.M-utfecUon ctiho A*
ti-n, tbo performer is itmbleJ to prodoce ail aradea hi- tmie
Tf oni piancrnmo to wJUi the grt-aWt east
CHICKEIUNG * TIANO3 are UiueejkjZic ufby
the bcelartUta and enttca iu enr ccontry: / f
TILALIiEIIQ MJK— I '•JTbeyare beyond cornpuriwu Vscbea:
I Lara erer ««n in the Jlnted State*, and will Samira
vcrably with any 1 hard .over known" J **
QOSTAVEBATTER mr.—' u The opinion wl/ch Itxpf&n
-f“ th t*o ie*« ago, has been morn than wnQnned taine,bv
the continued use or them, Tte That Br volnma and pore
toDe »* ltij n^ l I of arUrolatiuh, they amons
[From tho Nationf.l IntclUgracer, Washingtdn 1
‘-They can anfely b«r oompariaoa with iuatrumerua from
any part of the worlJ, b point of tooo, tfreugih and alar
tlctty of tocch.” y_ ■■ ■■
[Fron tiro %w Origan* PicayniiM T ~ ~
For excellence of material, elegance of' Oniih, aid faith,
folnesa or nli W6l || for end TV
!b?^KShS*'if m,W]r “ J rrr “ , "' D "«»«■*;
[l'romU*ii family J6uruol,|
rrbe rnMcal .joaUtlta bclcoidnVto Ibo Chick.
m afi r^l? miOQtjl ’ ‘ r ° * ,u,, ‘ “Wta»U Heb anil ,powerful
toaf, free from any woodon, noijy. 1.-wdnt** of
agreeable to the •eiialtiru mneicU par. Tier tiara also an
eveni and pleosaut toneb, an J Wilt t«p in tone batier
loan Piauoa known.*/
Tbopotllc are invited tocall and examine ttoie rnlcadid
lD«tnnßoata, which arc ipld at *
FACTORY PEICSES ASD WARRANTED.
JOgs n. imuMtaiM
W, E '£ a k. e measdre In inform
-Ingib*adniLr«T*<rftbeeclebrate<irUnMfcf ' ~
' . „ stkinway a sons, new youk,
b y° JwtrecrffM n raali efthcae ntjl
mS ? " 4 call Ul ' lr •UFMlm.Asi
iI.KPMKIii ERo,Nri.63Fi£Llul™«t, .
- u ,_ «ol»Aiynmi.rai„i„.ff;p;. K^.
. W. BRADSHAW, Ks^. ; Dear Sir—
-• • • 7 l**K tu»»° tif inform thoCooking
i bouglu t .f you furmy’ou-n'ktnily nST *s well iu draw pot
byuiy mother and mora
ttiau you them to bo. ' \
For baking nnd routing, w® all a*rco that we umr ml«
,r r ® m ‘ M for «eanamy la facf;TouthaQ
otbor atotra of ttieaainuaJio<io«tho boitaz anii rtmtlns 5
te f 1 Uu . n ;. Yoa “»!*•*« any amitufe that haaauy 7
unnbt nhoat Uia atoro. ; . Iran trtifv, J. J. UUVJJ. *
rtttaburghi Oct. £O, ’G9,) or A. Ljdo» ft Woodat. •
TOuro are i>lmty mott?;of tha uoTo tort ti tl» Iron City :•
Store and Tm warehouse of . y 7 :
w. W. mciDSUAW,
firat ikior froUiw tlmelgn of the golden fcm
CYAUTION. —Wg hereby ejmtion all personsv
j/uot to luißiMMttog Coohlug *{oto or Stores wkh Lot- \
lywronirta or bnllow cposa-picct* ou,except UionoiiuJe bj \
V?» “ we i ,r * exclusive owner* of tbo patoat Cor cnthtbK \
Hollow Centres or tho'clfoliow Cn)Mt<lccu«, acd wo snail '
pro*«cuU *ll persons w&o lnfr>Dß« oa our patent, Co <t>u lull
vtte.ut of the taw. A^’KTKUSOX,
Iron Foand'rfj Willow htreet,uU<r» Thirteenth. -
Philadelphia,Oct. UM9. . cc JOrlad
New songs.-
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jCopWsa^ntly^niaU;pq»t paid, oawolpt of price. .oc^
.1.-... 'fflmtraitsti, fa. ■;■
■pOK OIM.®NATI ANii Loo'- , reft,,.
A- MV ILIX-Tbo Onahcw ataomcr CLARA Je9B9&
l>KAl7,Xftpt.S, CTiwTrii«n*T»fM ]care iof the shore awl ail in* *
termtdiato ports on rm* DAY.-itb Inst, at 4 p. M. rot.;,
freight or pais jre .apply ca board or to
pel * * 1 Tyi>ACIg.RABN3 ACO^Asla-
: ” St. aouts. at.
pOK "sir uplendia i ICaT*
J? steamer HABINBB|C*pt.£>eVIBMy, wtil.h*sCTgflg
loans fortha aboTeariJ ull'icUrainliate porta on imp
(lw 28th fast, at Id o’clock r.». For freight or paMaga np.-
ply on board or to r . r
XcU _ FLACK, DAKSKg * CQ„Agta.
dfoc ißtmpijis ttfUto ©cuans
LEANS.—Tfcb »plcadid * learner AB-ls®sjff 1
GYLE, CspUia Ebltfirt, will Icavo fo r *’ i '«mggih .
lite aLcto' soil all tnteraodula ports im tub ma'cn,
IU3« tJr (W c i, t w i,'o„ J^T ,
a fLAOK. uaem acha-..,.. '-
SOB -UEill’iUS r&~iu:w o&ri~£~
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p-»*. > . PP r,o < , l< * <l i^ J?ulaT « i t :E - **&oigttcr >
8t " •’ffes?SEs£ * ’■*::
S~OAWI,S! SHAWLS'! SHAWE^T^
irwxhaaatlbla *tockof v BouaJ »nd '
Slaw)* now oqjbftail -• ®. ‘"l*** f o Csfaw*4 ■
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S, 1500 tttj,'to (imYO ami fortajabj. v
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