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SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. 6. 1869.
.NATZONA.E. DEFENCE OF SLAVERY.—Re pub
liehed a few days ago the demand of the leading
democratic journal of old tirginia—the Rich
mend ThtTuter:—op Congrees to authorize the
'raising of; 'a siifficiint military force, at. the
expense of the national government, to pro
ject the precarious elate properly of the
nerthern section of that State. Standing armies
for soy purpose bivo always; been unpopular In
this country, and We are inclined to believe that
the people north of; the Potomtib would hardly
consent to saddlilieroselves with the expense of
maintaining one forehe purpose of catching run
away negroes. The Virginians are great stick
liars for State rights-bet them enforce their own
laws and take care of their own property. The
ribrtherd people hire mado already too many
sacrifices to the slave power in etbinitting to
low tariff dodos and the present d i efective mail
arrangements; and while they hate rested an
der these inflictiona without a murmur, the
southern hoopoes are 'ready to cry out for
fl dieunion' - whenever the Joni/nion of slavery
is eubjected to the least inconvenience. The
nth threatens accession should President be
oath
who Would be oppieed to the extension
df slavery into the' , new territories—and yet
..Faitneylvania and tho north are expected to
Calmly submit to the administration of a south
ern free trader, who would coolly aid in destroy
ing the most cheriebed indosuriallintereste of thet
country ty cluing every factory in the land.
We might ask who are theee southern slave- •
beldam that all other Sections of the country are ;
eXpected to - bow before them like' their own
chattels.
Commenting on rises haughty and pt the same
titan, jinreaconible dmande of the Enquirer,
"Oonattional," of Forney's Press--a democrat of
ratheri3onthern proclivities—time remopetrates
with Isle political brethren of Virginia and the
dta t tee eolith of that commonwealth:
.I-regret to notice that tome of the Southern
papers—the Richmond Enquirer inolusive--are
falling lam the very error against which I ad
vised them some days ago—that of demanding
additional, safeguards for slavery, on account of
thelliarper'e Petry inserrection, from Congress
and the-Government. Nothing can be more
mlephlevous than a persielenoe in thie theory, -
andlnothing is so certain to ohangelthe eenti
ment of the Free Stake. The very fact thatthe
elaSse of Virginia retested to respond to the ap
peals of the fanatics, and that honest and pa.
trioNo men everywhere—without reference to
latitude --denounced these fanatics, is the bist
11931111M1C0 . that the South could have; and the
beet l protection that could be farnished;to them.
Let °enema Statesmen take this adviee calmly
and kindly to heart. If it should be disregard
ed, the next tieselon of,Congress will bo the
most violent and portentione our oountry has
ever witneseed. This very community may bb
madelhe theatre of turbulence and of fatal ex,
eitenient. I allude to, the circumstance that
Washington city is the great central meeting
rincel of Northern and Southern men—that it le
the common property of all the nation—that the
Republicans will constitute almost a majority of
the next /lonic, antfif the South shocild come
hero for the purpose of insisting upon the ex
tremenud impracticable legielation for the pro
tection of slavery, it may lead to a "revival of
the wortlt passions. and to the beginning of a
emotional strife, * ending heaven knows when."
Ie not the Enquirer inaciusietent in threatening
a dissolution of the Union at a time when It
contester] that the national military force iene
cessarY to keep its °levee in enbjeotion But
when lit fanstacism coneistent
The editor of the New 'York Herald is show
ing eotee edges of deserting the Demmirate in
their warfare on the Republican party for its
alleged complicity with the late Harper's Ferry
affair. Probibly that French is not
forthcoming, and hence the political ardor of
the amiable Bennett is about undergoing a
change.' Or does the enacting fellow discover
edge's ay:at - political reaction that moat take
plebe inn very short time'? In a late article on
the Virginia riot, the Herald remarks:
"And how were all these diseeters, and the
fierce: and revolutionary Maness border ruffian
*are, and this five yearn internal agitation of
Slavery, culminating in this Harper'., Ferry out.
break—how were alt these troubles brought about 7
By that ,one colliery acti—THE REPEAL OF
THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE. That Com
premise was the Pandori'e'box, the opening of
which - let bot:till this train of evils upon the
country. Pierce and Donglas wanted the votes
of. the South in the Cincinnati Convention;. Jef
ferson Davis Coaxed there on; Caleb Cushing
joined the league; Marcy stood aloof, strong
enough to stop the movement, but afraid to re.
Met it; Atchinoti, paled out of tho Senate from
Missouri/ now a chance to,Come back to the Ben
ate from Kansas, with to door opened no Mat 1
Karma' might be made a Blare State. The door
was opened. Atchison and,hie pro-Slavery Mae
son Hans began their work."
- This is &Immo thrust which will cause some
shaking among the dry bones at Washington.
BEd, in epeakiug of the publishers of the Non
stitution newspaper, the satanic representative
is etill more explicit:
"We bare , . shown that them misguided and
reddess men were clearly guilty of this high
crime, and that all who gave them 'aid and com
fort' in the matter of_ this rebellion, and all who,
knowing Weir dmigne, kept the secrets of them era.
tore, may be and should be, as far_as possible,
arraigned and tried by the Government of the '
United States, at athemariee before the fact in
.this crime of treason."
There are rumors afloat which directly itopll
-
. oath the administration In this "insurrection;"
and, as a cotemporary remake, that having fail
ed Io roping from that affair the political ad
vantage!, which it promised, the President and
bin Cabitiet are well eallafied to let the matter
pate into oblivion.. The Herald, however, is DOE
eo disposed, and we may therefore look for are--vieed edition of "developments" in that journal.
The New York Courier, in an twinge on this sub
ject, remarks: -
"Glut it does appear, both by tealimooy and the
admissions of the administration, that one per
ion, and one Person only, was cognizant of the
intended outbreak; and "who, knowing their de
myna, kept the secret of them iraitosa." That per
eon is the Secretary of War, Gov. Floyd; and at
him, doubtless; this shaft of the Herald is aimed,
in return for the abort memories of the Cabinet
upon the subject of the Paris Mission!
It is probable, too, that the whispers now en
currently circulated at Wethingtoo, havb been
comtatinicatedlo the editor of the Herald, and
that he perceives lu there the means'of eompelthrp
a compliance with the promises to which we have
nlluded. He hia doubtless heard that. upon Goti.
Floyd'e receiving intelligence 'that an attempt
was about tote made to mite upon the Arsenal at
Harpeee Fertyl he immediately, as it warm clear.
ly his duty to do,. laid the letter before Mr. Sa
chem; and that therefore, after consultation,
it Wes deemed politically expedient to permit the
Matter to progress, in the bops of thereby con:-
promitting - cereal': Abolitionists at the North;
while &recapture of the Arsenal could be made
at any moment, with the 11. Marines and the
. adjoining Militia. He may have heard, too, that
the Marines were held in marline:a for 'immediate
and distant :Enke/ and in short, that Mr. Bucha
nan and Secretary Floyd, and those in their im*
mediate omits ' arc the only zartieeps eriminie
to this, outbreak, attended relit was with the
daughter of some twenty individuals and the die.
grace of the Virginia Militia and the people of
Harper's Ferry,"
It would be a singular denouement to thin
Harper's Ferry lOW to find the Indignant people
of Virginia venting threes on the eelfiehneee of
the grerrident and hie Cobinei, for permitting the
ezoriSoe of a acote of lives in order to corer ni
their faults in the excitement which was a:pooled
to ensue. This probably ruscounia for the anx
iety of the government organ and its 'satellite to
involve ItepublimMe in the tragedy. It may be
only a part of th i n dark programme, suggested,
by tbe ancoiymou i l : warning . The guilty one ie
alms the Len mon to 'ldea theory of "atop
thief." Tbo plot 101 l for others rosy in time
destrOythosiwho oneelred It.
Tns hfasz Orr.--Tite following Pin
agesph is from an article in tho Boston Pilot:
•
"A n y Catholic, of whatever rank in eocieiyi
who recommends, ellontly or 'epressli, the pub
lie sohoolti;ie guilty of a groan' dereliction of
duty, and in an ineldlous enemy Cf the intereete
of God and of society.-; liie virtner, if he Pre
!And to any, are la the hat owlish; but seaming
and if he -dote riot quietly impel loom blowild,
all favorable 'ldea!, of tbe •Ftblle, eloboolh bee
bat a poor'obanto *fa bappi ‘". • '
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'Carliele fteivzi, in' noticing the charge
that Brown hada largo number of simpattaniers
in'thnflortb, saps:
"Many of the Southern people seem to think
last Brown's foray on Harper's Ferry, wee the
'result of an extensive conspiracy at the North.
'The idea intended to be conveyed by'the alarm
ists, is that these 'alders and abettors' are while
men; and a llst of names Is given, that were
found among Brown's papers. to this list, two
names occur of persons to 'call on' from Carlisle,
viz: Isaac J. White, (Whiten'.) and 19m. Bur
gess- Both of these men are colored, one of
them being a barber, and the other a local
preacher. If the lint wee followed up, it would,
doubtless, be !eau, that Brown's 'sympathisers' '
generally, are to be found among the colored
population, loom whom little fear is to be appre
heeded and that few white men North bate had
anything to do with his object."
Thus one by one aro the "victims" 'of this
famous "carpet bag," the opening of which was
superintended by the Preaident In person; shown
qp to the public in their proper light. If any
party is responsible for this insurrection it is
the one under the control of Prefident Buchan
an and Beeretat7 Floyd. The latter, no doubt,
under the advice of the former, suppressed the.
"anonymous letter" because he thought if ex•
posed it would spoil a good electiopering hob:
by, With which to resuscitate the broken down
Democratic party.
By the way, we may mention here that Frank
Leslie's Paper, which owes Re present prosperity
to the patronage of Northern families, as does
I every other literary periodical, expresses the
opinion that old Brown's foray will eventually aid
Douglas! What! assist the very man to whose
interference with the Missouri Compromise all
these troubles may be traced! Why Brown,
himself, was a creation of the popular sovereign
ty hurt:thug. Frank Leslie should stick to his
"pictures," or his Republican patrons should be
stow their money on some other periodical that
has the good taste to eschew party.trickery. He
will find that Northern patronage in the long
run will "pay" better than Douglas.
. _
MINISTER WARD IN PEZlP—llalnen POWS!'
IR Cum, &o.—The &deices from Shanghai),
which we published yesterday, confirm the state
ment that Mr. Ward, the American minister, had
set out for Pekin by the Pelt-tang river, and add
(although the evidence Is rather inferential than
direct) that he had arrived in the Imperial oily.
The Yeb-tang, it will be remembered, is the
stream by which the Governor of Peellelle in
vited Mr. Bruce to go to Pekin, contrary to the
arrangement he bad made with the Imperial .
Commiseloners, and not until after the admiral'
had begun to remove the obstructions from the
mouth of the Peiho. Mr. Ward, the members
of his legation, and a half a dozen offiCers of
the United States navy, after waiting six days at
the village of Peh-tang to learn the Imperial
pleasure, left their own vessel at the Month of
the river, and embarked in junks, which the
Chinese government had fitted up for the coca
sion, and are said to have been treated with
much condescension. The next mail will prob
ably bring positive intelligence of the arrival of
the minister of the United Stake at Pekin.
From the language held by the Governor of
Chili to Mr. Ward, and from the reported char
acter of the Imperial edicts, explaining the Ta
keo affair, which are said to have reached Ca&L
ton, it may fairly be assumed that had Mr.-;•
Bruce been willing to be the object of "much'
conleeceneion," and to place himself and the
honorof this country at the mere) , of Chinese
officials, he might have been on his way home
from Pekin by this time with a ratified treaty.
Each minister acted last June according to the
antecedent policy and experience of hie nation.
The American minister—without a war to ter
minate and crown, with only commercial inter
eats to consider, without a treaty right to go to
the Chinese eapital—inust get to Pekin as best
hen:light. Like ue, he chose to go by way of
Tien.tein; he presented himself at the booms of
Peiho and demanded a passage; and had Admir
al Hope opened a way through the barriers, hie
determination was to rash up. The militia at
Takeo refused to give entrance to Me mocilitt
escort, and our force was unable to clear the
way; It was under these circumstances that Mr.
Ward, without waiting for an invitation, applied
to the Governor of the province of Chili to give
him access to Pekin.
- . ,
The Chinese government now, it is underalood,
expresses its regret at the misunderstanding.
' It is alarmed at the disappearance of the Enk
filth and French ministers, which it can only ex. ,
plain by its fears. Meanwhile the two western
governments are preparing an expedition of
which little is certainly known, but which, If all
its parts are proportionate, will be a large one.
The political direction of this expedition will
demand qualities of the first order. It cannot
possibly be our interest farther to disorganize
the Chinese Empire by weakening the Central
Government, already too feeble, end visiting Its
provinces with the horrors of war. It cannot
"be our interest farther to involve ouratives in
the politico of the East by acquiring territory in
the Celestial Empire.
WS have simply to vindicate the honor of our
Wg and obtain th e execution of our treaty.
hen once the wall of ignorance in which inter
eeted mandarins have enclosed their Emperor is
broken down, and that potentate acquires the
conviction that his interests and oars in the ex
tension of trade are identical, it may, perhaps,
prove an advantage for us that we have the right
to go to Pekin unburdened with the obligation
of maintaining a pereianent embassy there.
After all, our permanent interests in China are
summed up in the extension of our commerce.
Oor duties follow our interests, and the 11:111,6
source of our difficulties has been their negleet.
—London Deify News.
The New Orleans Picayune does not seem to
think much 4 of the conteite of John Brown's
carpet barkabout which each a none has been
made for electioneering purposes here at the
North. It euggeste by way of explanation that
perhaps the lettere published have been minted
se the "least significant," the more important
peptic being reserved to be Pate a judicial nee
The Picayune, however, may. be certain that in
the estimate of those to whom the public is in
debted for these letters; nothing is in important
as the producing an effect upon public opinion
which may operate upon the pending elections.
Among the colamim of trash published by the
Herald and the Conetiiution ' everything hie
doubtless been included which would tend to
implicate anybody as co-operating with Brown.
The Picayitne sensibly remarks that no weight
ought to be given, in the absence of proof to
/support them, to any statements made by Brown
or hie confederatee of their plane or anticipa
tions. Any such expectation were very likely
to be mere creations of Brown's own fancy, ae
much as were hie calculations of a great rally of
slaves and other 6 to his standard the moment he
had possessed himself of the Harper's Ferry
armory.
The whole circumstance of the affalyairera
such, the attempt wee eo raeh in all its *Tots,
the place was eo ill adapted to Decease, as an
overwhelming force could be brought against
any possible number of insurgents In the short•
eel time, the mecca provided were as absurdly
inadequate to the reclaim expected, that the Pic.
ayune can scarcely believe, and not at all without
positive evidence, that this outbreak could have
been part of a eonspiracy countenanced by
rational mon anywhere, or anything more than
the freak of hot-brained individuals.—N. Y.
Tribune.
"HELP 110, Cdloloo, on I 8111111";—The Loco
Footrnewspapers are earnestly calling upon tho
South to come to the alb of the dletressed Democ
racy In the approaching trouble which looms up
before that amiable party. Here are soma ex
(recta from an article in the Pennsylvanian, which
plainly indicate the hapless condition in which
they expect Boon to be placed. Speaking of the
probability of defeat, it eaye:
If that ebould ever be the result, what alterna
tive will thmkturieft for the South ? Her'sympa
ihisore here could then do lien no eubstantial
good. They may knew bow to appreciate the
three hundred minimal brought into the country
by the cotton crop of the. South. They, that le
we know how to appreciate the talents, the
chivalry, the hospitality of the Southern people,
but we would be powerleea for upholding their
rights if defeated in thegreat ()omen of the
coming year. , v v
.IVd say the South, than, do not be deceived.
Do not let a magnanizootte cr forced withdrawal
of Seward blind yeti' to the object in view. The
Opposition live by and.with that man and his
principles now, and they will have to live by and
with him and his principles 19 the event of their
eactess."
Wok to it, neighbor,.bat lake care tbEtt you do
norget the byederics.—Daily New..
RINAREAELE Osse OF PRESERVATION OF LIFE.
-At Roxbury, blue., on Thursday lost
mon named Daniel Flynn was employed to clean
out a well, Flynn, after deoending to the
bottom, emu thirty feet, attempted to climb up,
and had Rout about four feet when the wall on
one side gars way, thrown% him to the bottom,
end the whole mass of rooks coved in upon him
and large quantities ol dirt from the sides, so
that the well appeared•filled with !end layers
with la to or three feet of the top. Some six or
eight men were immediately set at work throw-
log out the dirt and rooks, and after nine hours
constant labor, the workman was reached and
?weed frog' hi; peellieue position.
.; The - Man .owes his life entirely to the peon
!Lai manner wtiloh two large atones caught
'spinet cad other and against the sides of
well, forming in arch ens his head. But for a
emelt toolrythlah prim:o against 413 middle, and
'lwo l getithlik bald his fees, Imirould begi
i eafitsid his astampiapriplatto tit dana,
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Tun EvenisY Pott—we know not on **bat
authority—says bit Mrs. L. hlarbs Cidld h the
woman afinderV to by The Ilciald's Itlobinond
correspondent in the Tollowlift posinkr, dated
Oct_ 29:
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A letter was received froin a Button lady,
asking the Governor's permission to , go to
! Charlestown to nures old Brown, and pledging
i her honor, while the was r. Wring Abolitionist,
that elm would take no improper advantage of
the privilege. The letter contained a note ad
dressed to Brown himself, wit she requested the Governor to forward - to li in after he had
read it. Both were unquestienably the best
production I have ever eeen fram the pen of a
woman; and, womanlike, they breathed all the
sentiments of sympathy, kintinees, and affection
that martyrdom in a holier cause might he imp- i
posed to elicit. She avowed himself frankly a
thorough Abolitionist, while disapproving the
means resorted.to by Brown tcqacComplish the
aide sought (or. One thing wee apparent from
these productions, and that was that she wee
truly sincere in her opinions, nod the Governor,
could not help a:firming regret that so acorn
,
pushed a peraon shorild,enffer'.: : under such an
' illusion as eeemed to have poseepion of her. Be
will grant her permission, and. guarantee her
perfect immunity from any violOce or indignity
in the State. Bat as to the priVilege of noting
cures to BrOwn, that is a matter in the discre
tion of hie phyeician at Charlestown, and he may
admit or exclude her at will. The presumption
is however, that ehe will have entire liberty to .
exercise her humane offices in behalf of that
'brava veteran,' withe designated old Brown."
SCHEER . COMPLAINT.—Tho fact is now too
well established for Roy one to attempt to controvert It,
that most of the dtecases which often prove !Mal in sum
' mar, are produced by excessive on, of frlllts and vegetables,
by which the stomach Is dbordeted, theliver dammed, the
bloat stagnated and digeative organ; rendered inactive It
not torpid. Cholera, Cholera Blorbus, Otto. and Cramp
olic,o
Diarrhoea mad etch like complaints ger
minate and thrive upon improper tool And often times two
come no deep mated and Axed aport theconstitatlon; that
the dimmed and most active mineral ofedloinesere unable
to arrest their plognme until the patient': is preetmte, and
all hot. of reffef amended. Who la it that has not area a
floe, healthy tahmt or adult, seized with one of rho annoy-.
log diseases above molten of, and despite the akin and scb
once of medicalgeutlemen literally waste away ander their
treatment? And bow Wilds treatment lobe axonnted foo
Plainly by the fact, that Inateed of administering moos
remedy to stay tho failing strength of the afflicted, and at
the tame time check the easement its pnvonts, the remedy
prom:Med aided In the exhaustion of Metatarsi strength,
and at the time the Mawa was muter the sufferer was
pmatrate, and faille* to' excite Wmction the patient
the frorn the effect of Me poison oistefod mown the
dimness. Not so arid, BRIIAVED HOLLAND HITTERS,
which &recomposed entirely of vegetable putter, led which
hem not only proved themselvee toe Iceftenic to me, bat
have never failed to correct dieordere Of 2ths stomach sod
bowel, when taken accorilimi to directions. In the corn of
SommerComplalota they hero opaque!. , yry them Moore.
Haan eIttFULLTI—The Goonloeblgisly eimenotreted Licer,
ham's Holland Bitten le Mat up in halt plat bottle. only,
and retailed at $1 per bottle. The greet - Jdomand for this
truly Celebrated Medicine bee induced moo, imitations,
whkh the public should gaud against pa rehasi ng. Beware
of impodtionl Fee that oar moue Is on to label of every
bottle you buy.
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well the health. Plight silmenta, ott noglpctod, lead to et
riout Menus. Immediate relief i. Afforded In amen of Birk
Ifeadaebe, which is frequently thmforeronherot wren Ill
ness, by the ow of WILSON'S PILLS.
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Whblesale Druggiffts, and proprietors of IltjA. PahnesPhok..
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660 do do Waltiln,ton do: An I
dal 'do no Pine dolt do
160 do do L.:thane d 0,.! do !'"
40 do do Hennepin do do
IfS do do Marathon do: Wiacchalts, •
h.al do An Luca. ' l 'l Ohio.
NI do do Vanwort do
2 do do Volosobl.na ao
Ands tarps number Luta In Towneral et. pauL 61. o.
thou), 81. Cloud, Anoka, Mankato, htitienter MA Le Oros.
net, 11 JuneacAa; Superior City, Wircgristn; Cleveland and
Han.
Etat Llserpoul,oolet Omaha, N,•br..Fa. ~
~,
?dawn plsna dracription. er t ropvrts%nod
nistion um be had at toy Off .% No. N: q . Grant ([last,
burgh,
Terms aseh—parcbuers pay lug cost id ronvay. +bring.
WAS B. CAIBELL,
oellfarmidtaol2A3terP Avvignee ofJVcnes platen.
:FLEMING'S PATENT LA:
TiffiNfl are much superior to
caber now in wees—flAVlNG lid 4N Y c
VANTAGES POUND IN NO OCHER
The anrwagemmt for detaching the Lao
wisteria theonaidde Is iamplei dust
and We. A crp aroond Shelton. n role
all waste. Whenever the.. Iwnteros
booms they are adopted. Petro vary te
They are well adapted far RAILBGAI
!NIPS, BOATS acol every piece when
treat, romrodent Laptern is wanted.
Maar examine lire Lantern* left
putchulng attar kiwi• Rap tole 1.,,
"Grebes.
Pttealitt to the trots forniitted co
pllcatlon
FLENIING & TORRENS.
Pole Proprietors ant hisnotactort,
Ala, Illaonfatizarcre or Jspannad ant
cats car Market ant 1111n1 streatt,
tuti trial INT ••PUTTS/R-804 P 4
DUQUESNE IRON STORE.
ft AILBIA & CO.;
Ilancrum mg of '
- - -
. .
Iron, Nails, Steel Springs; Axles, Wrough.
Nuts, Washers, Spikes, Bolts, ete.; : ote.,
data rumored to theft new and extensive Wnrehotaki
No. 77 Water and 94 Front Street,
Whore tboy are prepared td riocota an orders irOholr
heath,/ a lingo and' oreoplore assartmono of
eDroinesoo" miurrfacturod geode con- ,';•
stoutly ou band, which !Gay of
tar on Moral Loma. tee.f.dl
'rid - 1;11AT rr Ye
/lan n.a of Wash Assn "Damao to gin*
ifg. /J. HUG us,
BREWER'S BUILDING, No. 102 Narket
and 13 Fifth anal, hats ton:lined at their old stand,
whine thn choice.. atyle. of DRY GOOD3..nen an . Rhavida,
Cloak., Raglan., Dusters, 811 k and Wool Detainee; with all
other drecrlptlon• of Ladle.' late et, to Fashionable Gouda
old be round of the rkheet nealltlas mod patterka the
lowest prices.
Rlititit3lHEß! Miro 102 harks( and 13 Fitih street,
Pittsburgh.
nos-Isd
C U'll.Eß Y.—
Tilg 41TINTION
• .
THII ineNTION
TELE ATTENTION
TON ATTENTION
Tlfre VITENTION
THE ATTENTION
Of ivory body Is Erected to aplandld stock a par Eli
*ad /OHNE, 13011.50R9. RAZORN, 4c.
oab OARTIVP 101 IT A YOUNG, No, SO Wood et.
WRITINU PA Pelt AT. IVIIOLE4AtE.
V Y —A large and virlld siurtolont of Writ* Piper
an band and dilly rocidvin4 ism lots; which 0111 E!. sold it
very low tales to wbolnahLingyhasehi for rub.
W. O. JUlllltircrx A CO, Paper Dialers,
k 7 Wood Arr.t.
GOLD PENS.—A new and choice Aut of
Uold Pomo' 10.1 rocol • Points warranted
.ay limit of limo. Bold prlcoo, by
WA!. O. J ./DISTON • OD , Alatloqioo,
Wood *pool
FENDERS,
~
NIINB6RY, WIRE, PIERCEDMIN, RUSSIA; MEI%
TAL and COMMON ri?.! , (DKItS,.t ,he Iron City Sion and
Tin W•rolionito of W. W. EIRADNIIAW;
•
no ''No.l94 Woolf iirecr.
PARLOR COAL VASES,
PAHL% ..XIAL 1101:113.
COAL NCEITLE.9,
•
FIRE oorvam 110A,STERP,
IRONS, mad a large assortment of home Fornm
of elog
hardware, et the I roo City etoreand Tin Wenslimme of
W. W. !MAMMA: W.
nob) 132 Wood st,. first do, Wow 'elan df Golder, prin.
HAWING PAPERS—In 8462 oi7.rolle
sizas sail b 7
.•
WM. 0 JORNBTON & 00, StatfootO,
t Wail a eat.
OUK STOVES
•
cops UTOVEII2:
The Log assortment In the cfly.l. at the Iron Atom
anl Tin Warehouse of W. W. DliebbLlAW.
nob) 184. Wood et , Ist door balov slip of Golden Oen.
_ - -
BAGS! BAGS!! BAGS !!; —Buckwhent and
llicur Fad. orde r qualltlea aitd prices, neally.ciatlgn•
od and pritied to can be futnlahed upon lb, ItliOrtert
oull:a. at UMW? A BARICRIVA
nos Cornor of Liberty and [lsolate.
URCILEIELD It CO., j are gelling Free° Ii
Mallow cheap; alao, Coborga and Yarusetco.,•lth •
ItU assort oleo t of DemesUc Quads Os cbasp as soy hopes
tba city. to
ftlt,ll 11 1OS3-20 bble. ''or sale by
B. A. FAIINIGSTUCK A
COMM' Of First sad Woad susids.
EAnicY
of every dever
nub i ptiourbrop at
BITIIMPIELD A o'B.
bl
A I :l taieP ro,B
b r nt p oi opierpr.alyfuretnay 7"""IVIVLTIOL DICUTECRY
k ‘lO.
NUT•I2OO
la .tore an4for'ilabg by bush hell Blks ,
• Inna_JL___u
_bag, 3 rcßintLY a '6.3.
for
.ale Ly
T.lSHi npor,,, , z
8. JODZIVIrOni, R.4ooll,,,,hulat.utac4,
•Corntr Eu 11011144, 1 and
odd
ROTTEN STONE for solo by
noS S. JOIINHTQV
S ?IMES— . Assorted, for sale by
BS, lam r
web, • lIITCLIDOCK, AlcollEtaT A
Ioit EAN
zfasoinoteit.4 form!' by .
men e naxsigt,
, I .. • . .
I
. , i'i •v • • ~..,.. , . .i ..-,,......---- t pr- , ...”.',...,:.
; ' - 4.----- - ''• T:',..-4:-„..-4 zii. , •= 4 M- '• '.
" ' - ' ' - - '.....-'-
INTRODUCE
TILLS DAY
INTRODUCE
THIS DAY
Ladies' Fars,
LADIES' FURS,
LADIES' FURS,
°Hai...D.I;EIIv6 , P - ErEtEil,
CIJILDRENS• FURS,
CHILDRENS' FURS
GENTS' FUR GAUNTLETS,
Gents' Fur GanntletB,
PAULSON'S!
Watches, Jewelry, &e
AT PRIVATE SALE, •
'Until Tuesday, Nevem:Leer, tdth.
AND AT
AUCTION SALE,
7 otning, Nov. Bth, at 10 o'clock,
CONTINUING` UNTIL VIE WHOLE ARE BOLD.
SALE POSITIVE—WITHOUT RESERVE.
By order or Trustee,
Mrs. lionnalron
WILL OPZII
WINTER MILLINERY
ON SATURDAY, NOV. sth, ,
.ELT NO. 75 .iT . O77.R.T.Er ST.RECLIGT
N. IX—Rooms open at kp o'clock. A.
.044.1td
A CARD.
IT IS WITH GREAT PLEASURE THE
ownere of the steam. ENDEAPOR st tbstr Ina
the GREAT WESTERN INSIDLSNOR AND ate
TRUST 00 O )1.
PANT OP PHILADELPHIA hoe been nest liberally ad.
Inland and promptly paid.
They rordlally roootom•nd this Company w public pat.
snags.
It has • large capital, Dad Its management, comprising
some of the first men In Stlladelphla, la • gnarantes of Its
reeponetbility.
The Diadem Anent hers, Er. R. W. POINDEXTER, on
WATER STREET, D tweSen•l to Isms pollek• on Milt 6-
vents forma WM. J. MARKLE,
If It A. MAPOIT,
Owners Steamer '.Endeavor '.'
ATE IMPORTATIONS
IV. hare Just received IF stoics soLootloo of vatflogs
Wooed the pratinelwaLort, embracing
FTLH YELVB7 VEsulars,
cAsausae IILtrtINGB,
BILIC PLUM
PARIS PLAID OA/MERE YEATINGS.
Also, as elegant anorttAoat of light nod dark coLtied
RILZ aultabk for avenlog dreg; which are
of entirely caw styles, andwlllba outdo op to otflar la the
lataat and molt approval olaoaer , at moderate pilau:
1
•
SAMUEL G AY Ac
FIRST PREI111.1 "- Ilf - -
I
Stoves, Srat ' aa and Ranges*,
A WARDED Elf THE LgE LLEONENT COUNTS' AND
WESTERN p N ELT (NIA AGRI
CULT iILBOCIETT
• B
IS S -SL CU,,
NO. 235 - ;LittERTY STREET,
O Ck Pr. I 1•7 .P .A. R L O R
HEATING STOVES,
Fine and Common Enamelled' y
ORATE FRONTS AND FEN ERS
41.114 a Cele Lasted qapitul a.] Gast*
COSHING RANGES
It Tun 'nut tho BUT COOKING KAYO' that la trad
BISSELL CO.'S
.11 Jou want • 000HING E N YI tb.c c.nuot b.
pinised,vall no
Urea ere !mainline • • Kn.*, arid .aut the L. OBATIII
FRONTO ANL) VEtalittlg ull uo'
TWENTY-FIFTH Applications for
qor 11led in L ee ClotWs Ma up to Nov.
3d, 1859.
Campbell John, eating hood s 6th ward, Pittsborgh;
Fsolhaber IL P. A., torero, g a s,d, Allegheny:
Ilauttettar Anthony, other tth ward, Pittsburgh:
Iladoor Joseph tavern, •Id do do
• Mud Nary, eating bones, ld do do
tiara'B Nadel. tavern, 6th do do
• Jolt Jacob, with otbar Id do Ali r t. d4 , •
.Niles It, N. J. J. P. Natal, other goods; 3d led, Itiab'g,
6 1Vallidar James do' 24 red, Allwilleny
Oil,, 81. J , eavorn, Ith ward, Pittatodgb;
Iteloantsu Skbard , eallog hones, f2d do dt,
Echissell Conrad, do do ISM do do
Weber Adam, tavern, 34 do do .
7:area Frederick, tavern, Borough Turtadadl.
THOS. 4 6,NOWLEF, °krt.
Clarks Ofiloa, Nov. Bd, 1659. noth3td
V ERNE ft _
.TMPORTANT TO.FARMERS AND GAR
jiDLNYß.—Blltchall • Oroaada Ohlabrated Fut*the'.
the anapest and beds In Imo.
Prrrootrtau, October Mb, .
TIMM. STOCKTON & Sogreereesr—Oniforaeor—LolBB9 reply
to your enquiry respectlog toy TKOMSOMMK Mth )014,012
• ureadaide Baper Phoophatei Lowe, / have the Phouate to
elate that thus fir they have barn very eatlefactory. Hera
Wore I have had but little faith to the economy of epoxial
ounrea, bat We eessou's asp:deuce with two parts mg.
phdrobete lime and ono pert SONNO spilled to INVOTOTT,INO
,other mem ham produced the most eatlitectory
My potatoes thee treated Imputed to yield bed quality
three planted otherwise on the =be ground. I observed
_the came advantage In MST cam vegetable products.
1 hare the hover to be yearly very traits.
not
JAlLYillataiT.
.
V Is
CLOTH RAGLANS,
DUSTER CLOTH,
CLOTH CLOAING,
CH
And a largo stock of Dram Goo.laJolt ßA racohydLANNELS,
at
• no 3 atraaarma a 0011.
GUINNESS & SON'S
EXTRA DOUBLE BTOUT .A.VD PORTER
for w. Lm EXTRA
Pinta and °oarsman Pinta,
BT THEIR SOLE AGENT
FOR TIIE II ufrrni OTATSP, _
27 Pearl ,Street, New York. ABICUT,
1113.0rd.n dr mW cereft llr iittanded W. 0c15:924•116¢1
I - UCLA—The complete Opera of . Lucia Di
Lammermoor, 'Mb Italian and Ingllnh weirdo, and
Plano atentniyanimant, In cc. bau , U l . l rmnm., Prism Sa.
Farads by col JOHN IL IinLLCUI, al wood od.
APPLES -2po bble. choice Apples just re
.olved AEA for este at 114 &coed Bt.
MEW GOODSAND NEW STYLES open.
hldaly- flew all and im Hum
nw 0-HANSON LOVE, 74 ilaxist West.
POTATOES --100 bush Rol Jersey Sweet
fnr ea.. by [bo3J RIDDLE, WIIIII t CO.
LOUR BA ' .-
-00 new our Ear
. re'. fa .tonlogaa for silloov,to axe !or, by
sof. , _ EIBILBST AI nama.
telonti) iVINI'ER WHALE OIL—
LW. for gala tp B. A. l'Alinertal • CO.
-FOLIMMo' 011.--75 bbls. for sale by
'boa B. A. lAINUMag ig Oft
PATIL S ON'S
lIAT,
CAP, and
Gents' Far Cape,
Paulson's
r NO. 73 WOOD STREET.
n,,34E
BARGAINS!
L OITICZNOINO
W. W. WILSON, Agint
TO TIIZI LADLEIS
SO. 15 P+TII STREET
EIERF.*ANT TAILORS
No. 19 Fifth to
MIL Li CUPI
e7L FBA lIRDAL
DiPLOMABI
mhuurActrinunui
BISSELL & CO
BISSELL & CO.,
Pio. 236' 4l ylt
°turf* VAN G0111)111
•x• mr El sh. •x• mi 3i iv T. r4=r
FUR STORE,
STOVE DEALERS
re respectful]
and peanut •etktl of sTo . v.yr.l3
La the Stale, marratactrred
by
A. BRADLEY
No. 4 Wood Street
PrZTSBUILOU
TN' our assortment will be found the follow
tog iron known
COOK STOVES
THE ,DOIIDLE•TOP PATENT GAS A SMOKE
CONSITMTNG TROPIC, for Coil.
THE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE-TOP
PATENT GAS AND SMOKE CONSUMING
ARBITER, for CoaL
THE NEW DOUBLE-TOP PATENT GAS AND
SMOKE CONSUMING EUREKA, for 0.1,0 r
THE CELEBRATED VICTOR, for Wood, Live
Oak and Pittibargh
PREMIUM STOVES OF THREE DIFFERENT
VARIETIES
PARLOR STOVES, for Wood and Coal; best In the
market, and beating Slam of every deaerip
GRATE - FRONTS, Ac., all of übleh will be sold on
best terms.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED
Bit MR STATE PAIR TO
GRAFF & CO.,
IMAITIMPA.C 7 II7.FETCIita,
FOR TOR BUT
S TOVES
FOR TUN BEST
COOKING RANGE FOR FAMILIES,
Wlth larp Feed Door for lltrowtog to Cal,
AND DEBT WOOD COOK STOVE.
DIPLOMA YOR BEST LAUNDRY STOVE.
ADo, on had a large asiort.nunt of Haulog norm,
Plain arid Fanny ands groats, Vendor., Bad and Dog Iron,
&gar Kottles, Wagon Dozen, Hollow Ware, to.
GRAFF & CO.,
110. A 42 Liberty 111
AT SHE HEAD Or WOOD STREET,
m&11d . Prrrincsoe, Pas,
CARD
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
saradated with bI In the yiIIOLEFIALI GROCERY
BUSINESS, Mr. ILLMIVEL !WIRT and Mr. WILLIAM
CURRY, and IN coatis= the rmii at Um OLD BLAND,
NO. 071 LIBERTY STREET, dlevaii icpcalte the Era/
1 1 1tliancrgh, Jell 1, 1859. WILLTAIIIIJ. 0081117. X.
fIAtIIIEL &W ART.....WhI 001131 LY..... WM. CURRY
W. M. GORMLY & CO.
IATHOLEII3.A.I,3EI
GR 0 CER S,
DKALKBS IN
P'RZOVISIONB, PR.OI3IIC tr.
PITTSEI7ROH .11,1NUFACTUhES
No. 971 Liberty S ttttt . Plitsburenr Pa.
Jcutflmetalp
DIIPUT d BUTCH/XL,
"2PRoDUOE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Oma• No. 1 BMW, Block. gouthoWatar
°or. La Nall. St., Chicago.
Worehortae No. 13 eolith-Water St.
Solicit for the purchase of Flour and Grain in
Chicago Market.
lIMIIIICIM eumlloo.
M'Ctraery & I Duild Was..
Osorp W. Cia, 1115 q, Mears. Watt &
J. J. How.m, rot, Etceedeim
IPENLEY £ TVIIPIN.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CHICAGO.
41211.01.• particular attontkin to the puttiltaW and silo of
nova. GU= AND PORK.
Ham To—UPPTIMIT • OD.. Pitfatutlb•
JNO. H. CMI7I:ILD_ , do do
oolLatodit
DANIILL WILLACIII, do do
F RESH -ARRIVAL
ORLI/MATED GOLD lINDAL
.PIAN,O FORTES.
The public are rorpecttelly teethe! to ctenelie the vita
did essortteent of Phnom. now on haled from the calibrated
Detortes of •
WILLIAM IMAM§ A 00, Baltlmorte
/14111R8 BROS, Neer York
WALLET, DAVIS A CO-, Boetos.
Comprislng the
LATEST AND B UT ASSOBTAIERT 01
PIANOS IN THE CITY.
Time inatrumanta ban taken lb. bighest preriguma
arbencer albibleed to compordtron leltb others, and are
pronounced by such tualmobtod authority as
B. 'TEIALBIZO
11. vinurrsuera,
M. arnasoadn.
O. BATTZB. and other.,
rt.', If oot estner for to any In thte wintry. Mao,
MELODEONS,
Prom the celebratna factory of
The turret Factory I; the world.
oszt..R.Lorzr.r. BLUME,
No. 1111 Wood II door above /Mb
•••
Furs! Furs!!
' THE PREMIUM FURS!!!
LOUIS MULLER, Manufactorer of all
kind. of Lake' Oblation' or GentleonerVe IDRIO
:ogee and Oare imbeNloalent to Buffalo Kober, &a ,
alo and netail, No. 1 Wood areal, note door to Dr.
Harm
/STY unP emealrod, cleaned and altered to ins betuneaer
nu. All ktmelm shipping Tors boothe. oo2tr.3nld .
LADINV BOOTS
The naderaload AND gnome.
bmilit the mock or Baler U.
ter, decoded, will ocontlnua the boatman at the Old Blind,
GRANT =KIT, batman Second and Third Meet.,
when arary kind of
LADIES' SHOES
erßl be made to ardsc, of the siafr MATIRIATA AND
WORKMANSHIP, awl Add at the lowan cash Wm.
notatpd SILVANS/ LADAUDI.
ROOFING I
BOOTING
Dew In the very but tostmer,
led warranted, by.
No. 76 gmlthilleld Street.
Qum OEPdENT,
k .
mit
Or
a 44,„
Emat FELT AND CANVAS HOOFING
relirsacaa at
TII Ifia!Wald Iltreot.
notacd
pPROVED rwr,
ROOFS REPAIRED.
0111INFITAIOD GRAVEL, u (1018.
WM JOHNSON, ROOFING MATBELIAL FOS 8111.
.
7S aillithfleld Street,
toiled (Formerly Wm &Job=a)
p0T.41311-15 casks i r rizas for sale by
£ FAUNZWOaIt • 00.,
ao3 Cbawr od Wood and !hat itot•
invited to
Pirranueort:Teutv Ooitreiv,
Pittsburgh, November 3d,
lAN Election (or Titreß Directors of this
coonstor. serT. fur tray.' years, VIII be bold at
to
Ileukleg Howe, oo MONDAY, iforember the lith ls,
between the hours a 11 o'clock. mull o'clock. P. M.
nolsitdzhr JOHN SCULLY. Cssider.
Ihrrekaaos, Nov. let, 1819.
..irTnic Di lames or vs WEsnax
Is
.csunt Onitaar hen thleffey declared • dirldnid
of Three 11.011ars °pot: each dare orits capital stock, orator
the earned prodthof the hut six moothe, pale to stock
holder. oa or atter ibe Ilth hut •
no 2 Ohl A.I4IOIIDON, &enter,.
ltrusa.s .
Prrvinzakrtfcmunber 1, 1050.1
IWTn Board of Directors of this Bank
ho a ve tido day declared a 41111deod of FOUR PER
OENT.OO the capital stook, sot of the profits of thaltat
mouths, payable to atocklexkleraon nR aßnr the 11th blot.
E, D. JONES, Cashier.
Aussesny Bunn, Horacelw 1,1869.
•
10'Tun President and Directors of this
11.td, kayo Mir day dream's dividood or /OUR
PER CENT. out altos profits of tntlart mcrth.,
able to Stockholders on or alley it,. ItW Ids
no2dtd J:l9. 000 K, Chanter.
Isom ens Ilforiflovelabsr Ist, 1869,
•••,"
qua Directors of this DOnk hare this day
declared • dlrldead of FOUR , OHNT• as the
Capital Stack, oat of the prool4 of thif list sii moutba,psy
able to Stockholders, or their legal , kepredootatlres, otter
to. 11th loot. .2441 JOHN UAGIOFPIEN, Cash',
blectusems. Rem, /
Pittsburgh, Nov. 1, 18.50. f
•
M•Tat President and DireOtors of this Bank
hare this day dechnell a diehlend of POUR PE&
CUP, on the Capital Stook, out of the profits of the last
ali months, pesetas to the Btockhohlese, or their legal rep
resentatives, on or eller the Ilth lust,
uo2-dtd CEO. D. MeGILEW, Quhler.
Loa crry Baas.
hrrtiwnwin. October 20 tb, 18.59
Vrl"Ast Election for Thirticn Directors of
this Dank will be bold s
eeni Dentin/Ames, on
MONDAY, November Mat, betw the boon or 11 a. 5,
and 2 1 e. r. foo2dtd] 3)10.11.113017/N. (Abler.
.tztmai.
Conan' Boaz, Pittaborgß, Oct. $91,4,18.1g.
ILV.A2I ELECTION for Thirteen Directors of
•• , ..r Oda Bank i iii bo bald at thd Banking rlocua on
MONDAY, Tlat of November, betweatthe boars of 10
end x.
The Avenel Ilfeetleg of Stockholders will be held
TUIEB DAT. flow. lA, at 10 A. r.
odleoded
E. Lb JONES, (Udder.
Orme Wuesut /sewn Convent}
Pittsburgh, est 27tb, 1859.
jr -, AN Election for Thirteen Directors of
this Osman, will be held at this aloe, No. 12 Wa
ter street, on TUESDAY, the Bth day of Novssnber, between
the hours of 11 A is. end 2 e. • .
0u29 did If. DI. GOADON, Secretary.-
Orrna gums Isavaatics
Ylttabulab, October :in, Ink I
..flArr Election for Thirteen Directors f
, rw.>" tide Company, to awn for the essaina year, will be
held at the ofOces N 0.99 Water street, as TIIPADAT, Nov.
Btb, between the bowl of 11 A. M. m 1.4 P.M.
0c26-dtil ROBEIMPINNEIf,
MaarAlpe, Danz, t
Pittsburgh, Octuber PM I
fr.: - . AN Election for Thirteen Directors of
thta Dank'. mlll bo held at the Denting Comm, on
MONDAY, Nom:4er Ilst, between thelmors of na.x. and
3 Ir. a.
Tke Annual Meeting of tbe Stockholders will to hold on
TI73:3DAY, November laa, at 10 a. L.
or2o lmd OW. D. 110/11117, Cashier.
ALMON" RA
Pittobtugh. Onto lieir Mth lIR,
, VALI
JAN Election for Thirteen Directors of
thla [lent will be held et the Bankhag Howe, on
kIONDAY, the 21st day of November, Niemen the how. of
0, a. K. sud 2 o'clock", ar.
• •
A Dg- el turellog of the Stock holdee, win be both
the Banking Mara on TUESDAY, the kat day of Nora
her, at lo o'clock. ooTh.bad J. W. Uoos °ambler.
Guess's 0/11e.a, - #. t O.
Neer Poor Mlle lisso,October 16,1882.5
fr.Peopose.t.s will be receive)l till Nevem
bee the eth, tor bollding the 'natio Work and Bridge
goperstructore for the road between PlNsbnigh and Yost
Perry, as follows, vis
630,000 fret Thaber, B. IL, for trestle ssprk;
170,000 bridge atlperstroctorN
40,003 pound. Iron, for bolts, Al.
The bide may be for material moue, wearectioe, or
bulndsboth.
About 170,000 feet timber, B. 14 of thiabors for trestle
work, will be needed thla fall. Also, about 03,000 Nei for
bridglisit, and tbe halm:toe early In spring Next
for further Information, apply to th.S.roghseer, Hr. B.
Low. 011ifwerl)
oclOoltnoB- W. 3.11
jr.Norrez.—The undersigntd desires to
-w" CLOSE ALL HIS
ly DIIHINIEB m, , both
profeadonal, laumadlate. Tho herlog la personal w
14111111Cid and In
hie band. ars requested to .11 end rattle and twelve their
pope:mend employ other Cuilitlael. Moak. Indebted to biro
or to tbe IMO firm of !drums & Co, fa prohandooel
0.,
or upon note, Judgment, or otherwise, wal pie.° pay Oho
um* toN. NILSON, Sap. or to hltneelL aildialte, where
he will &Mad dolly far the preaent, Porn 1 , t03 o'clock p. or.
colliAtf T 110.149 INSLLON.
PfneensqW. Oct. 0,11E4.
.Ir. , NOTICI is hereby given that a. meeti
l ng
.ner of the etockboldar• of. the Pemorylvanla
Company of Plttabo rah will be held on 40/IDAT, tbe rc
oat unman: 0129, at the aloe of eald - Company,No.
03 /mirth etreet,batereem that taxma of ten o'clock a. X, mad
one P. X far Q. purpose of electing Directors to Emirs for
db./I=l ,
0g year.
oelfultd 1. GIVER EttOUL.
Ai'OLLO THEATRET,-
PORTKR AND kt•PittleAND.
Dome open at 7 o'clock; Curtain rci7l rile at 11 o'clock
precitely.
10.1tedueed prime to ealt the tham.-4arqaette and
Drew °lisle, 25 centg Famlly Circle, Is carafe.
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov 6th, will DA patfortotd,
DOT; OR, TUE ORIOSZT ON TEE VSARIIII
Dot ........»... lIDADAYENPORT.
To conclude with
SHRTODIS IN INDIA; ot. THE STAG &STRUCK TAILOR;
ARGO'S BRASS AND STRING'BAND;
orrion, m NTPTH BTRISE,] me8:10
Elnnti4g Boot a!
WATER -PROOF 1113VTING
B 0 0 T,S,
W. DOUGLAS,
No. 77 Wood Street',
ITAT, CAP AND LADIES 'VANCE
FUR HOUSE
GEO. A. PRINCE • 00
Fall Style Dress lists now Ready,
With all theats. atria' of BOIT ILLTEI and OAPS, Whole
sole and
hly Mandl and the public. are Invited to ply old stand,
N 0.77 WOOD EITREM. eel& W. 'DOUGLAS.
LADIES FURS
HATS AND CA . PS
OF EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
M'CORD & COIS,
NO. 131 WOOD tai rEt. Alarm
oe2P
.1. he Ynople'e shoe BtuFO
B, DIPPENBACXIBEI,
DEALER LN
BOOTS, SHOES AND GAIT HAS ;
•OS
Gentlemen, Ladies, Youths and Phildren,
leo. 15 - Frfth Street,
[Near Nartat,) PITV.NI7/1011.
HOO➢INQU!
T. H. orTor..—.----4. f. raur--.
1 1 IL NEVIN 00.,
No. WA Wood St., lellliborgh.
Numfacturer. of RUM AND END LILA% PAO PAINTS
AND LITLLMON...I 011.. Pan.
sikd Thrpeotlno. JaLly4
wu. JOHNSON
..30tAs
D iLsolujioN lIT v PAlt; t r i N o titiSHlP- 1.
mehmahon of the &mans Lhuti larort i rka the
mg; haring dlopteet of tholt Omnibus
Amok; le Tod CT lloolualezt and the destb'qf the late
Thome IL noltoce. me of the parthemAll pots= hee
uieWmeei.eottthe old cOlopeag wilipteemt them ha.
=ad.", to *.milwrNvetfor,settleasent. *Word
WU. JOUNSON.
HOUR -200 bble. Extra Family; It •
. Goleatoug E •
To ant rs sod To ado by WE. Mrns. 001g101112014
ooT i.- 105 Liberh 1141012%h.
Atlfv=r4,,
ROUV.-50Q-Ibs.fctr
ale by B. A. TASNASTOOK
Ccalia ttrot SZPI oil! 1:!11
4 / n
4* //
C: 1 ; 1-
CLIZAPLST! BEST?! LARGEST!!!
• •
$35 pays the Tuition for;
Book-keeping, Writing, Commercial. _
Single and Double
Arithmetic and-Lectures.
Eight week. h.rd, M., St Ic fotiiry, r:; Kai 0 r ... , t 33—
, entire expels..., $62.
1
Usual Urn • to mtattet*• full eghrs., frtna 6 to /0 steak,
Every Student, up.. , rartnatiug,.'l. guaranteed to I. eon.
patent to many.* the Etunbi of sdy busluout, aud,gt..1164
to earn • ulart of from 15.5 DO t 0 $lOOO.
Students enter st any Itirn.-..t. 0 varstitn—aoriai IA
pimento
'tsar P11E4111116 Ma IlltX.P PlitiltdfL.a W6ITENCI
PO& 1859, rece.r.d at Plttsburgh. Pl.dadelphla and Ohio
SlutoiNdr ..t Zannstille. al.+ •t 11.0 pc loripal rain el the
Union for lb. putt fult le.,
23.1111.1stara• loom received at hal pr 1...
For Ctrtutarg, Specimen. and Pauladlisheil Platt . or the
Cbilage, curiae On Uttar stamp. to
mat-dills/ . P. W. JP-Ntd6l.N.S, Pittsburgh. Pa. '
tic ilialicrs
rf.... - Sto — ites. —ll*i —
tam LlFOn'''''''3Ul-3g athe
htoekbolders of the Temperanceedle and/fables.
town Turnpike and Plank Load Ca will be held at the of
800 of the Trftenrer '
on /104DdY,l'th NOT, 11.59, at erblyb
itma an Action will be hel d hootl to 3 o'clock, P. f..e
Pruldent. Treasurer and Bawd of„Tlanaaera for alb e.u.
year. By order B. DROWN, Nee%
FTersnopart, Norm:ober I; ISSO.
.O.TEIE MLICITANTe MANUFACTURERS'
1342 K to at+ day darlarrdidilidend °tram PER
payablobs or after the nth lost.
solltlrltd/
Batee or Papal:mos, Nor. 1, 1859
qua President and Direetors of this Bank
.T-r" bare this day declared • 4.1/ , idvad of PI.VIS
PER
BERT. colts flepltal Stroh. oat orde profile of the lot sit
moths, which will be pall to fltoe.kholth•te, or their legal
repreeeotatlves, otter after the IllN lost
ottlh3ttlaltert JOHN HARPER, coabler.
limusements.
Lutnlghtof
LLIBB J. U. DAVENPOIITI
GENTS 3 SOL*
W. E. SCHMERTZ & 00.'S,
No. 31 Flfib
.....I P !MIR.
iltak_ Illation ;baits.
0
Commercial Balew Baena No. 44 FM b.
ifintlE .1? EMNITURE.- - Thi B4 / 1 14 211 0011, Sat:
1 . .yday„ 2:r0r.5111, it 2 o'clock. will tak *all at tka
martial Leak* lieuSua No.fet, //Ma alres‘w
Funeltard,Well kept, ectuprlang scull
hie;;;;
Walnut Bedstead, Cleen•y•Diauc2 Table, 4eing eau
lugs gilt Crams Lonklog Olua, lint Eack:Leai Bea
large ilookuese and drawers, low kort Bedste mal ads. Quips. -
'at:Venetian Hflnds, eaUrely nese.
nay .1. O. DAVIS, Asa.
tINDULIVI ITERS' SALK.OFDAA
GOODS.—Onlito.Ssy; Nurriuber.Tth;at,loeclaekst
ms Oransenerclal tledea Hamm No. 41 realist, arlll basalt, by
order of underwriters, lba tollaWln2 • ,ee,ter, need 'goods,
allgh t/y damsupdll y w►tor r
Soft parr Roots,
12 pr. Pa. leather 0..1106, IS do Fancy Galina, ~.. •
134 pr. Women's Mon - son and 3:arta:ea shoe Tet,nact,
other alum, - 2 do Shoo Tees, -
40 pair ChUdrenl Mara, 12 p air Far Gems, •
HI Phi oh niml Cloth Cam 4 do 811 k Neck 11";
SS par Limo Drums. , 14 Satin Tasb, • • ,
1 see 23yarda SSOttet, It pair Casalurerepauts,
24 Cloth Vents, " IS Cloth Coat*.
not J. 0. DAVIE., Quail.
ADMINISTRATORS'. SLUE OF T:E
LATS guar/nuns WiREItOOII, to the
Divaq DMIJIng, fifth Rivet, below the Poet-teme, cat
TUESDAY . 0 111f.g. Nor. Bth, it /0 o'clock, and mutate.
lug each morning, et the awe boar, wall all to by ed.
der et Adettaistratore of [lowan FL Ryon, deed."
This terse .act of elsellent Work in Elotewood. ManDre
ny, Walool, Cherry and r,plar, embrace...all the Whim.
Me lay lea of klegane harninare , such as Marble top an tro
and Vier Tables, Setae, SelseTetsa, Lounge% Itemption
and Parlor Quire, Rooker% Library .d Easy Libra,tlan•
teat .d Atm Matra, great vamelyof What•teeta,Qoarteitle
Tables, fiat Hall Table. sad Choirs, numerous
styles of Darning and Plato Dares., Snolowel Washitatete
Book Wows, P.retarlint, Parise Wrttlog Desks, Sewing
Eitarelg High and Low Pow, 'retitle .4 Cottage Webbed.;
Children'. thlbs end Cradle*, Dining 'aml Break Out Table%
anJ all the animatens edict.. to that Tina, suitable foe
Dwellings, UMW and OHM..
This la the I ergeat and best assortment of well finished
and...abbe Itotattora, in both elegant hod plain styli*,
err, offered at pnblin sale in Md. clty,anst MEat be all dle.
pound of elltione rowers or dab, Tbe articles nay be es
ate' nett at the wareroom before t h e day of wele.
ren. ede Wmwu at axle s J. U. DAVIS, Amt.
Joni J. Almon:lb, ) d dm' n.
J. kl. PAIS, I
IV. II DENNY
C ONTINUED ANNUAL BALE OF BOOKS AND ISTATIONICKI--ITStiX 'SVEN /NO MN
ITNEE—tromm eying HONDAS', Oct. 31st, it 7 o'clock •
be continual at ;h. Auction Rooms, N 0.64 61021 Ot.. the
Annual Bale of saleable Books and Math:wry direct front -
the Hunan Trash Bales and Potillabers. babe all the'
Standard Work. of taut and best csinkas, are 'benumbs
of column a the elegant Popular Literature a Sheds", ill
a which are warranted new sal portent.. The collection
embraces =synch works se Washington Ireton, complete.
21 rola Chaim Dickens, 13 co* rhowocce DoOPM 2oreho
Scoll'aiYararl"Norela,l2 suit', knoyelbpsalla Lusericau,
14 rola Lord Dicon,3 rolg Strickland's limas orb:Wand, •
7 robe Ifillson'a Noels Ambroshns, 6 rag Des). Ptyalin.
10 rola Prescott's Historian • Bgard Taylor'. Dual;
role Rodent Babb bights.° toliAbunbaraldhceihaty,
10 rota Edgar A. Poa, 4 vola Clark'a Commentary', 4 rob; -
Waster's Quarto Dictionarn Blue and Odd Jrchttoniot:.
Paelra fall ad., ra Wridnp ar Dam Swift, Sta.e. l lolo •
lift, Leigh Hunt, Char]:s lamb, tr. The 'finest and fat'
edition. of the eminent befit; Poets and Dramatists, apteri",
did Family and Pocket hitless, Prayer Beak and Portfolios, -
several hundred room. or Cap. Letter, Commercial, Note,
11111 wad Ladles' Path Paper, Or, Ac. Sale 'ruddily.° and •
yahoo% went,. Ladles and Ocuttemen are lashed to asit:'
dying the day md yandoo the stock, which still be sold
by aals at low poke. .1. O. DAVIT. Ana.'
AUSTIN LOOMIS tf: 00.. dkrchante
ALLEORENY PROPERTY. FOR SALE.
—Two Lots 011 llontgomery street, 30 feet front each
and extending - aloes Taylor STOlitle 110 feet...
Terme, cue-fourth club, balance In 1,2 and 3 seen.. Ap
ply to AUSTIN LOOlllB II CO, IS Fourth attest.
Q .TOOK SALES BY AUSTIN .LQOSIIS & CO, AT TUB lIRROLIANTV ETOLLSEGE MEE
THUEEDAY EVENING—Bank, Bridge, insurance and
Popper 'Stock, &ad and neat Estate . old at public ials.
at the lderchante Exchange by
AUSTIN WOWS CO.
Trails and Loam en Beal Estate negotiated oil
le terms by AUSTIN LOOMS
sedll , Stock !iota Itrokore. 92 Sabath *L . 7
OLD and YOUNG
AFFIRM ITS, TRyTEI,
VIZ.: MAT
Professor Wood'a Rah* Renttin:alio
WILL PRESERVE, INFALLIBLY, TH E
proem% and colorer the hair, if nand inn or three
tomes a week, to any imaginable age. Perfectly =Mord - the
grarncover the bald with nature'. own ornament, the bah;
make It mono raft and beautiful than any oil,and preserve
the scalp free from all disarms, to the if:mated age. Plata.
Men, Judges, Attorneys, Doctor., Clergymen,, hofessional
1,1 , , and uentlemen and Ladies of all classes, all mar the
bear testimony that we do not say too much In Its
Head the following, and jtidue•—
piton:molt 8. TuALuziril, igemst • .
asys, on his arrival *Vibe United &atm &
was rapidly becoming gray, but OD; applying
Wood'n /lair &an:native his hair ao-Mmicasand
it. otiginsibue. • ' " •
OH/RIPS CALCIUM, 13 NAM. Streak N. Y,
says the gray halts on his erifes head sera, af•
tar a fear trial, tunnel Into. dark Omen, • •
at the came time beautifying and thickaaing
hair, .
A. 0. RAYLIONA Roth, Idahoe,ioja
oixty yoars old, and his hair Sind Whbkoni *us :I L
two - W.l. 13. Y. but by the moor two bottled of
Ilestorstive the gray hairs hare
both on his head &Da fox, 'and is mitre soil _
aloesay than for twenty.fira yenta Mariana. 1112' ,= ,
wile, at the age of fifty two,. has audit lornh this ,
same carrot.
!INLET JOHNSON, gig, of Now Orlsomasala
that he lost his hair by the Yellow Poser,ln SEI34.-
Da nod Morro flair Iteotoratire, end his halt is
mow thick and glossy. .
S. el. lo . l DDLETON,thingsta, Alabama, soya
the gestoratlre hos done much good Ie yes Part.
of thocountry. Heed no It for tehineseiandnoW
has • Dm heed of hair.
'T. L. MORSE, Lebanon. Kentucky, says h. his •
seen Wood's Bel, Itestorathe in hundreds of ca- •
.• •
sm, and rosser know It to fell Jo accesgehldog
ail It prole.. to do. . •
A.
theLDES, idcLooosboro ; 11 litiole. saYo he •
had .old hood eight ream sad a...balk
but by the liberal moor W004 . 111.1x, Destork.
Use, he now hos a rich glowry head of hair.
tar Bold by all - Dregglsts, and by O. J. Wood :
.1k Co., 441 Broadway, New York,and 114, kliuket • - -
street, St. Loins, Ho. Sold In Pittsburgh by Dr. •-•
GEO. H. 11.1678/11, D. L. FALENZEITO . O* • CO., '
and all Drugging. fau9:dly]
roan r.
zoo.= dr. GRZIGHI,
IMPORTS/13 OP
H A .R D WA R f E
SO. SA WOOD STREWT.
Taw Mors atore.9l. Marla note],
Je3oAlem • P.117.1.8/IWB.- •
G. B. Bane , Lae of 1.4m0tc.r.....:L0au Ons.ui.,flasb'g i.
GEO. S. BEVAN dr. 004
Commission Merchants,-
POR THE MX Olt • -
PIG IRO-N, BLOOMS; &tc.,••••
No. 52 Wood Et, Plttoburgh.l ' 7
B —Lyon, Eborb On., Picabetrellaringslon,
Copeland !Oa., Pltlabursh; Thos Trardeelik„4l, , •
mien Hon. lilmmt Omer., Liar - mbar 13.17.14 Oardneee •
Oo , Iloilidayabnyg. Pa.
.. _ .
THE EINTERRHISII .--, . • •---
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• , •
Ihsurance Company :,:':-..- -.-
OP PHILADELPHIA, ' ' '''''...' -..
,
Insures Astalnat Loss or Dlllttlftge bp Elra, , - - , '.
on BilogllnEss Merchandise. Par.:
nlture,sass., at Reasonabl•
Rat's of Prouslusa. • ,' ::.-. L. •
Disacroas-7. ItOrldbrd 84m Wfillans, ITEen,ol Wan{ • .
Vitro& 004•Nalbro Frasier: Ina M. Atwood, of Atwood,-';:'- --- •
Whits & 0o.; Bon). T. Tnidlck, of Tralick, Stokes! gis.., - ..,,,-, .. •
Henry Wbartorg Mordecai L. Dawso n; Goo. IL Stawistor '. • •", . •
Stewart A Ora; John IL Brown, of .70h. H. Brown aO4 ~,,,:.=-'-..;.'
B. A. Zahosatook, of 11. A. gabnattock A. CarAndreis D: . : 7, 4'..'. - ..
Omit:J. L. &ringer, or Wood &Malinger. • • . . ~•••:.,:.,:. •,..
'. HA'LOEWORD GTARlL:Pwaildent. • •, , ••:,,a,.i. , ' . :
Quint W. Otiza,Berrataq. ... ..,, •
PI=OIIIEOEI ISS/xineo.—Wm. ITol mink Co ,J. PalatiS •, '.,- ' .-:
* Ow, Th omas IL Mown. Mrel , Jae. Marshall, E.l, ' *Ow '-',.--....:,,,
Krainsatrq., Wilson, IMlttroy& Ow. {Filson, Pages *ON:" ---:.‘,,:,".
EaleY, WO.. 4 00, ,thinemareopaaba a Ow, Jeanne.: '7. - . - .• .••
Lyon A Oa, Wm. S. Level, A Ca .
i .... , .
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GEO. B. BRYAN is CO., Agents, .-..-
Jallikad Na fig Wood StraoL •-• -.1. -•
:
rroirrzuzszr " • •
Assurance Compa nyy
No. 1. moms= smear, LONDON. - '
ESTABLISHED IN 18 . 36.; •
OAP/TAL...— oo --
PAID UP OAPIT - AL 461 . D SURPLUS— 2,184,111 09
ANNUAL RIIVENUS, for the year sad _ =
lag January al, nu 033,924
COMPAIsTY INSURES AGAINST.: ;.•
Loo of Damap by Fire, almost avers dearlyticat •• •
ProPellie 2 10 Rata of lnuinau are nuiderale,
W wee, bawd upon Ma character of the Ow= ca cane
Pant, arid the unit.. of the risk.
Loma promptly ' , Vestal sad
_paid telt/toot reltreara to,
Loakau 410.0..0 land prorated lidaffete
pAtaforpayineut o lostoote tku country.
naramen Swewenntere •
Meaux Jamas IleCallyat 0a,174 Wad 02'0E4
John Fic.yd & 0a,1713
1316 .1. & airkpatrisl3.l63Liberty drat;
WDaoo limy a 64 Wood .tiniag
Jame ReCatokaa &
Maack .11 0.016 Watar amok
B.A. Yoh .11
& sad Wood anotiu
" Jo Waderell A tki; Soma ova Wad aeoets,
Atwell. Lee & Oa, 6 Woad atree4
Barchttela & Or. loan ate sat* atreetg" • . . .
11cOaatUrsa. Maw & Oa, Wad aid Water Bt; ,
acc , ro• tr. saw% Rate /3 , 1 1n16111 - • t
jkl uglift Oa. CZ /Lab . • .
we .... A °allies. Front sad Nay -== •
meate, Witlleate Oa, 613 idarkat areas;
Jam. Oratara & Cia, 20 and_ tt /*We Semi; ;
jon,p, intettell. lteg, Pieekleat =Mutate( Hiatt
Jame. Dad*, Prodkatt traion Bank, --- • 41 '
Noe. W.A.Pater. late Jaage Supremo mart.
.. 1 & 11 / 11 CS W. ARAUTT, Ageni,-
OtHoe. 103 Wood anat.
11/Cki sorra . •
IRISH. LINENS'
D4l/4.4fr4, PIAPERS; ,j•C, i
CONSUMERS OF 111011 ARDSON'S tilt&
o l oiD=ll:4 s .7=icubtlut "az!.
Isiah the fall name of ibis am, •
J. N: itioanDstm. SONS & DWDZif,
conaztee oohs anutaistaas zed durability er
Thss make rezdam4 essantially zemassiz-.
qatuatielea of Wafer s al detective Llama ma prepared,
wane gear NOM sod teal Vial the mama or R1C11411.0.,
40N, by Isiah Bona% whuN ratrarzwa al the Was,. desk,
talktan altizeim the Amatic4a messenger sad the Mlitlnetgl'..
tore of the male* frocala, min act readily • altazJoe
u. k . a . i t , manta* while parehatims east ho ed or;".'
with Goode of a mirthless character . Lonne -
. Again; PS Muth Berme; Naas Wet; •
Tip OU erritii.9'
'"7.
.AN WI would &this. tbstritu want ISt an annionle and
arkitnt pm:tilts to try Rogue atrats of Ilogasibr (
porrarr.) /t 41 prrpartilfitt tortfonatty to ylttrost
ltmd
rsecoresiteled by the Eredira /acuity pt. billow mip •
"oda.. atck hearltchr, butzttarri; indipstimr.
It tt. stornabitl_rtprY. 10. It to Dokrtirriltdy da for•
~.......""aktmat/ mg etry an stanomtatt subotitutifor
Watirm oral Irk beverage, Yrtre ZS me...,
y7.-a
-try B. / 111 MII3TOri, tma
IlAttart la treat' rtt• tarx
tr Ittv urk. Drunter
..?", orakeeteas
• - - -
OUV-
lIABP,EE~ ~O S.'S OCE3IBE;
- _
Ai Aim& 11 1 445141: 7 4,.. *AI A INVA) CAilliA b oas
PPLEB-80 bbls. prime Apples jut
true iod lor ok3J =tin QUIN&
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