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ViDB.SDAY MORNING, NOV. 10, 1859
: ;. L , ...,...,.. ~ ~0 1 1. e Jetzt. Presidency.
*have, as ell our reltders know, our prefer
.- nog for a particular candidate for the Presi
-deney;_bnt wkile prattles hie claims as warm
. Ijiti we could, iie have' tried . to do it 'without
giving offence to ler doing violet to the feel
ings of those who differ from 119 and have as
. geed a eight to their preferences as we to ours;
and heneowa cannot permit ourselves, now, to be
led aside from our determination to discuss, in a
prudent and moderate tone, the claims of the '
rival candidates for this exalted station by the
Best, violet andperßonalities of our eatempa
. __racy of the ',roma It may suitour neighbor
to Indulge in low and vulgar flings at us, per
sonally; but it does nut suit or become ns to re
ply tetbem.
-
We h ave e pokeu, hitherto, in the most respect
--id toms of Judge 13nan, of hiti character, his
ability and hia,worth. We AA do so still. But,
- in doing so, we shall feel perfectly free to re-
Mirk, as we lti'e done, upon the Impropriety
and indelicacy of one holding his position being,
- engaged in urging his Own claims for a political *
office of any kind. . 1
It is true, that ,we preforred the nomination of
• IndgegoLoon In 18.56 1 but that gentlerein nev
er either solicited or incouraged his friends to.
present his name. Had be done es, we should
have been as prompt to! condemn in him what we
condemn in Judge Bead now. As to Judge Wil
mot, we did not favor his nomination; but be was
nominated without .any effort on his part, and
promptly resigned when ho entered Upon the
. canvass. Those are not oases in point; but even
if they were, they could not change the great
principle we are contending for. No poesiblis
number of wrongs can Make a right. The ques
tion &tisane is, are the people of Pennsylvania
-prepared to make ihe,beneh of the Supreme!
CoUrt of their. Statei the . stepping stone of
political aspirants, to Fre its position and digni
ty to grasp the oeveted • prise of political prefer
ment? If they aro, tiey set lessvelge upon the
- . Character andstablity l of their judiciary than
... "we'ltaie bithertci supposed. We do not coneid
- er It either prudent o cafe to establish it as a
. . .
rule.
That Judge Read may be in faro? of protec
tion now, is possible, nay in present circum
stances even prebable It required, however, a
certificate last year td inform the people of the
State of that foot.ey know -that he was s
leading democrat wh n the tariff of 1842 was
struck down; that he continued to act with that
party, and hold impo tent offices under it, and
yet no one ever knew im to-utter a syllable or ~
write , a word again the grievous wrong by
_-which Pennsylvania was then prostrated.
The people of Pennsylvania, in the coming
struggle, want for a eiindidate the man who can
present the record of is life as the certificate of
kis 60IIIItiLIC85. Such l a man is Gen. Cameron.
Not all the blandietents of power and place
could Reduce or swery him from his support of
the pale) , with which Ithe progress and develop
ment of Pennsylvania is allied. The tariff has
been the very polar Star by which his whole
source has.been directed. In the Senate, in
pulia,in private, everywhere, ho has been the
consistent, testiest' at unwavering champion of
this great central ids He needs no certificate.
The people - of Penneylpinia, of Allegheny Conn
ty;of tie City of Pittsburgh, know and appre
date his position too well to think of preferring
to him any recent , convert to the doctrine of pro
tection. 'And though our contemporary affects
great contempt for General Cameron's abilities,
. we are yet weak enoeih to think that they are
i fully equal, if not superior, to those of the
1 Journal's favorite. If that gentleman has given
any evidince of enpcl4Por altainmonte outside of
his: profession, we thinit they aro not...generally
known ;,..itwattay be at rilleatard'a_ either to our
ignorance or his modesty that wean not familiar
--iiiitithom, 1 i
As to -say action cf our own as a member of
the State Central ComMittee, and the action of
the State Committee itself, we can only say that
the friends of Geo. Cameron had the power to
oars Carried whatever encainre they might hare
desired, but Were willing to meet the friends of
,nay other candidates before the people in any
way they desired. For the cake of harmony
they declined to exerci s e the power their major
ity4ave them— We have acted in this spirit 1
throughout, cud will continue to do eo. Oar
chief desire is to see .eivr party go forward to
certain victory in 1860, and for this reason we
have preferred Gen. Cisontos 119 the candidate
under whom ouch a vrtory is undoubted. If
others think . differently ,we have no
,quarrel
with them, nod sh4l descend to no personal
controversy with those i rito choose, to attack us.
We:shall support heartily whoever is nominated
in 1860; and shall not hedge our way up with
prelkodaary ,quarrela abont candidates ; but
I==
right to deMand that if Jadgo READ
4itrtninell ta disappoint those who elected
hint last.... Lea - to jadtcial Office, brrutining for
ho Oholliiiitntice resign tho office of
...‘rhich he seems to thinit so little.
.'Tue'iioyexnoe ELEMTlOll3.—There Eietl2/3 to
be no doubt that the Republicans have carried
New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts and Wia
cousin, by handsome majorities.
This closes the llst of elections for the year ;
end the record is pecisliarly gratifying to the
friends of freedom. Every free State holding
eleotione this year has been carried by the op
ponents-of the admi4stroGion, with the excep
tion of California.- .
The result in Neff York is peculiarly gratify
ing. Our friends, hare, triumphed there over
fearful odds. All sorts of combinations were
effectel'against them, and every e ff ort was made
that e aid . distract them Su any way. They have
mainfained a bold and decided front—so bold
that iho contemplated fraud under a false regis
try was not resorted to.
The result in all the States is particularly
gratifying in another sense—it shows that the
' .demoorffts made nothing out of their lying Ala
. aloe about that old hero John Brown. They
mast feel particularly mean when they reflect
„,,bow basely they bate lied—for nothing.
• 7: •= 7 ' .. •
terrified Democracy of Philadelphia held
y,t_lieir delegate elections on Monday last, to elect
' - '. , 'delegates to the State Convention. The admin
,
Istration nuccreded in carrying most of the
die
trietl, the anti-Otainintratlon men carrying onlz ,
two or three Out of the 21. This is a poor show
of Douglas etreagds Ip that stronghold.
MODALS TX Txxaa.—Judgo Bacaley,in a recent
charge to the grand jury of the district Court of
Galveston, prceeuted a moat deplorable state of
teerals in Texas. Among other things ' he said
there was co country inhabited by the Anglo
•Saxon race in which there was so little regard to
law'and order as in Tune, and continued:
`Turing the tour years that I have been on
the bench there have been between fifty and
einty cases of murder before me; and if in each
Of the twelve judicial districts in the State there
bee been a likemumber, then there hes been up
`Wards of at hundred eases of murder in four
years, showing a state of things .unequalled in
any country; and that of thee° six hundred
Weir, not six of, them had been found guilty by
the jury before whom they were tried. It is
not feasible to Suppose that, ifr all these cases,
there wasa deficiency in evidence, and the only
conclusion to which I can arrive, le that the
- .17 must have forgotten or disregarded their
Dates." r• ' '
TitaChamberaburg(Pa),Tima of the 4th soya:
"We harm been told that three men were in town
beltltioa.b.... bread,lhe night after the Sberpe'e
rifles were faced in Beaty, wood, and. who "fa re
undoubtedly fugitives. Theywere Outlet started
and devoured gr, ' •
ut-ononsly,the preetsiona which
a good wore - to .....
:law, they , came them. They allegid
P —s. tin the it .. r Tins
night and had $4, e w oo ds ap e .
~t he giaart .ii, Tho
avv ,P In the morning frozen to
inaicated, this,
no 4
,itrance of their clothing
adhering to ' them. ' l , , z!.
- \ l / 4
t om etc., WM. yet
farmer in Green_townehlp " le g feilOwipgr a
' rota weeded comiads, er,,hbriee'a" bear
general belief herein: that' put° barn... The
g enes,
Cook, and that aie wo - uria ma,",,,,t,'„tge4,
Biown'a eons, whpi- Owbid. gained Teo;
" Maya's gam" '
_ . .
Halsa.t(ti nalir is not given to
any man to lin always fortunate. Hr. - Bachanin
has won for hie adtainistritlon a blg Vim - in
the military annals of mankind -by the vigor
with which he marched alarge force of marines ,
to drive the seventeen insurgents of Brown's
band out 'or the great National Armory at Ilar•
peee Ferry, and rescue - Virginia from that fierce
Attila and his deperste array. Be should,
therefore, accept with fortitude the check sus
tained by his arms fromJhe force of Cortinas,
the Mexican . guerrilla, at Brownsville, in Texas.
Why, by the way, should this name of Brown
be eo mysteriously mixed up
with this Presiden•
tial career"
For now nearly a month. Corti"; " Iced
fellow of the baser sort," with a handful of rear-
leas ruEles, has held Western Texas and the
Rio Grande is a elate of practical vassalage.
Ile has; in fact, conquered that portion of the
United - States: and a dispater, which we publish
t o .day, announces that hp is on the, point of ex
, tending his operations over a wider range of
wintry. The United States- military authori
ties in Texas have found themselves unable to
cope with Cortinas. Re dashes across the river,
levies tribute, demands the beads of obnoxious
individuals, and finds his host daily recruited
by men of the same sort who flocked to King
David in the mountains. Brownsville in despair
sends up her cry to New Orleans, and while we
are discussing the propriety of protecting Max
loo,our own citizens are fleeing from their homes
In fear of a knot of Mexican brigands !
The spectacle is not very flattering to our na•
tional pride; and if Mr. Buchanan has recovered
from hie delight in the victory won by his mar
, ince at Harper's Ferry we "should advise him to
dispatch those valiant men-at-arms at once to
Texas. He need not be alarmed about his own
personal safety; for though John Brown be not
hung, we, can insure him protection by sending
him a few of those gallant New York soldiers of
whom the Courier t Enquirer, with BO much de
nosey, Sense and patriotism, declares that areg
iment will suffiei to whip the entire -South into
submission to the Republican President, whom
that journal proposes to put into Mr. Buchanan's
place. In all seriousness, the actual eta t te of
things in Western Texas is beyond all expression
shameful to the Government which so supinely
permits it to exist.—E. Y. Times.
TUB PROBABLE Qum OP THE DARNEL'S
Buena laves/oz.—The Baltimore Pafiot gives
the following rational solution of various mys
terious circumstances of this affair :
The Harper's Ferry - entente has been solved at
lest. We have reliable intelligence from Wash
ington 'that Governor Willard, of Indians, is at
the bottom of. themhole affair. Cook, who is his
brotherin-law, is said to have been prompted
by him to inveigle the madman Brown and his
weak-minded followers into the net thus spread
for them, and then to desert them, with the as
surance that he (Cook) should be let off scot free
if - he ehonld not escape. Willard Is now at
Charlestown, and Cook is to be need as State's
evidence on condition of his release. This will
probably explain the euppreseion of that letter
by Governor Floyd. The whole outbreak, it is
now believed in Washington, was contrived sole
ly with a view to operate politically upon the
elections in New York and Maryland. We
thought as much from the beginning. The pub
lio are requested to keep their rye on Cook, and
see whether he is not released.
Joni Bnown's wife passed through Wor
cester, Masa., on her way to the prison of her
husband in Virginia. T4e Worcester Transcript
Baps:
"She is o large and noble•looking wom an,and
worthy of being John Brown's wife. She says
that ehe always prayed to God that her husband
might.fall in battle rather than by the hands of
siaveholdere; but that now ebe does not regret
his capture, for the sake of the noble words he
has been permitted to utter. She says that she
is the inelher of thirteen children, of whom but
four survive; but that she would willingly eee
the ruin of all her household, if it would only
help tho cause of freedom. What a eneeoh for
a wife and mother, whose eons • have been eo
lately ammesinated, and whose husband is now
lying under sentence of death. Mre. Brown
was provided with letters of introduction, by Mr.
Hoyt, to the eherltf, the jailor, &o. There is
no reason to doubt that she will have ready
access to her husband."
June So.—The Albany EvAing Jourwa says :
"Gov. Willard's connection with Brown's Lieu
tenant-is a misfortune which we are not disposed
To - aggravate by censuring him for acting In ac
cordance with natural feeling. But-suppose, in
stead of being brother-in-law of a Democratic
Governor, Cook had been a brother-in-law of
Gov. Morgan or Gov. Chan 7 Suppose fitry had
-gone down to Garper's Ferry 4o labor for his ac
quittal? What a howl would have been raised
bythe Hercricl, the Journql of Commerce, and the
Fifth Avedue DemocracyS How zealously would
they have harped upon the fact as evidence of.
'complicity with the insurreotion.' As it is,
they will be silent se the grave—for • einem
stances alter eases.' "
JJI.LIEN has been released from his pecunia
ry =harassments in Paris. He attributes his
ruin to the "scorpions" of the legal profession in
Loudon, and to certain music speculatore who
have fattened on hie former success. During
tho twenty y ears that Jullien reigned monarch of
the famed popular concerts, ho acknowledges to
have received the enormous eum of £200,000 in
England and America. He has lately termed
offers to return to London to preside over enter
tainments of a eimilar character, and is now
busily engaged in writing "Hie Life and Times
among the English."
THE FITBRRAL Or ROBERT STEPHENSON took
plane Qt.:Westminster Abbey, in England, on the
21st, in presence of a great concourse of people,
and with every demonstration of respect. The
Abbey was crowded, and the attendance inclu
ded moat distinguished men of rank and profee
clans. Mr. Stephenson bequeathed I:25,000 to
public institutions. At Newcastle, Sunderland,
Shields, and-other towns in that locality
Dpgi
neee watt suspended during a portion of the diVy
of the funeral, and many demonstrations of ?r
-epent took place.
DEBTELUCTIVE Fran—About two o'clock, yes.
terday morning, the watchman at the Machine
Shope of the MC25rB. Phillips, situated on the
river, in the First Ward, disoovered a fire bitt
ing from the boiler and pattern department. He
gave the alarm and soon aroused, the whole
nighborhood, bat before the firemen ooutd fairly
arrange for effective work, the building was
completely destroyed,together with a large num
ber of valuable patterns and other artiolea
Meeting Wednesday.
Is a speech at Liverpool the other day. Mr.
Gladstone said: "Dr. Johnson, I think, says
(and I have a great ,respect for whatever fella
from him) that whatever induces a man to live
more in the future and less in the present, cx.
alto him in the scale of creation. if: that: bo ad
(and Lam inclined to believe it is so;) the posii
tion of the railway ahareholder MEW be an exl
ailed one." This is true of American as well as
of English railway shareholders.. Their profit
are all in the future tenon.
BUCHANAN Istrucerzu.—Forbee, one of
Abolition conspirators, in a letter to D. Ilowe,
has the following ominus'note:
"See my letter to J. D. dated 23d Febtuary.' l
Alas! After the first false step from the way:
of virtue, the path is all the way down hill.
From rewarding-gansae invaders and murderer:
what more natural than that the President should
turn outoonspiralor himself? Just as we pfd
dieted !
Morn esora..—The St. Paul Minnesotion, of the
Ist instant, states that the Republican majority
in the Legislature of that State, will be certainly
forty.fire eejoint hallo t,with a probability of fifty
three. IIAbISBY (Rep.) has a majority of about
3,300, for Governer. 'The aggregate vote L 9 not
far from 40,000, an increase-of 2,000 since 18.57
including the 1,000 bogus votes of that year.
Tnn Pennsylvanian, before the recent Penn
sylvania election, estimated that the Legisln•
tare would stand—Democrats 54, Oppositici
35, doubtful 11, in the louse; and 5 Democrats
4 Opposition, and 2 doubtful, in the Senate)
The result, after the election, was-53 Demo
emu to ti 6 Opposition in the House, and 1-
Democrat to 10 Oppesitinzja_the Senate.
Close guessing, that!
LIBERIAN Ma VITACTURES.--The editor of
the Colonization Herald has received from
President Benson several samples of cloth from
Liberia, and exhibited in December last at the
national fair hold at. Monrovia. The cloth and
staple compare well with the American cloth.
1112. ISRAEL WOODBURY, aged 100 years,
died recently-in Salem, N. H. He was at the
Battle of Bunker Hill, and was for three yearn
prisoner in the hands of the British. Two
years ago, one hunrded:of his descendants
saluted kbu at his home.
To fic RING MaCutcn Ortioirons.-171r. J. T.
Shaw, Isla. 63 Fifth street, 4th story over J. It. Reed
et Co.'s Jewelry Stoic, is fully prepared to repair and
pat in perfect order all description of Sowing Ma
chines. Operators having defective and damaged.
machines will find it to their advantage to give him
a call, as he will make all things right and restore
the machine to perfect running order. Prlcoe mod-,
orate.
COMMON erssi roles the mass of the people.,
whatever the misnamed and misanthrope phfloeophers may
say to the contrary now them a good thing, let Its incr.
Its be clearly demonstrated, and they will not hesitate to
giro it their mat cordial patron-ens. Tho maims hero al•
reedy ratified the Judgment of a physician concerning the
virtues of LIOSTIITTEIVB BITTZIIB, as may be seen In the
lalttarnmugeantitlai of this meildnes that are annually mid
to nay 000400 Of the land. It Is now rceogninet no great
ly troperlor to dl other remedial yet derived for diseases of
the dlgoefliO organs, such as Mechem, dysentery, dyspep•
iu ,d for the various foyers that arise from dent:smut
o fth o .oxygyys of the rystem. gonetter'• name le last
. loonolng a boasebold word lona Maine to Tenan from the
chore of thafilbadto It fuels._ Try the article end be
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in Ner,m,,'Rli.nntatic awl onr Alfertio., It
him In nntnerorm Instances proved highly I.r osclal, n.d In
other. effected . docldod <Rm.
P.m litesnetn—The OgitoinaLighly Concentrated tows ,
hares thalami hitters Is pot op to half plot bottles only,
and retailed at y t per bottle. The great demand ter this
truly Celebrated Medicine has indtmed many Minot...a,
whkti the pubite stionhignard against purchasing. beware
othepoaltleal 800 met OEM name Mon the lapel of •very
bottle yet: bey.
BEM/A.IIN 1%08, J., ACC., Selo Proprietors, 27
Wood streetobemreen lot mei 2.1 •ta.. PiMaimrg LI, P.
tiolChdami
MENIST6II9 or ?H GosiTa, of all denomina
tions, haven:teed WILSON'S CELKDRATXD HYAbaOll6
PILLS as a remedy for the general indisposition au/ dro.r.
Anne stllch eo frequently attends their ardctons ceiling,
bondredent them have borne voluntary testimony of the
greatrel f they Imre experienced from the nee of this Med
icine, f ludlgestion,blervous Headache, and droller ills.
al, sold by B. L. YARN/STOCK & 00,
Wind e Draggiste, and proprietor. of B. L. Yahnerock'e
Vermlf No. 60,comtcr of Wood and eth streets. Piste
burgh, re. nob:dasT
HARRIED—On Teenday evening, Nov. 6th, at the res.
Mance of the bride's father, by the Rev. Dr. Howard, Dr.
DANIEL DULLER, of thte city; and Niles HAGGIS T,
daughter of Walla= Coloutaa, Dag, of Allegheny. etc
DIED—On Wednesday morning, ►t 7 o'clock., ADAIII
nALD plAlON,►ged 7k year%
Ills (animal will take place this afternoon at 2 o'e'ock,
from the redden., of hie son, Ilarrlzon Munn, Hddgo street,
near Hebert., 11rst arerd., Allegheny, to:proceed to Alle
gheny Cemetery. Ills friends are respectfully Melted to
attend.
•
On Tataday, oth instant, et 2% o'clock e. u., ToslGrand
JOHN OARIIUTT, - a member of paint Clair Lodge, No. 362,
1.0.0. Y.,ugon,lFl years.
The funeral 1,111 take Once on Thursday, Nor. 10th, from
the malcouce of Mr. William dolling, In Temperaucevllle,
at 1% o'clock, to proceed to Pisgah Burying Ground.
1163 RbberttseincntS
• PITTSBURGH PLOW WORKS.
J. C. BIDWELL 9
[sato of Spoor a 131do - 011,1
1). A S ON lIAND A VERY LARGE
.took or
PLOWS AND PLOW CASTINGS,
0(41 the different earletiar.ready to eopply his friends and
cuetonmrs as usual. Ills NEW WODES, now being erected
to the ceutral part of the clty, on the lot fronting 120 feel
each ou Duqueme Way and layette street, and extending
310 fret on Uarrison alley will be equal In extent end cts.
putty to any Plow Work . the United States, having all
the modern improremente in both wood and Iron working
Machinery, and will be la full operation abbot the fret of
Todatevy ensuing,
*Sr Officeasul Warehonseefor the preeent 135 Liberty
Buret, corner of Cecile alley, and 207 Penn street,
AnrOrders are respectfally solicited.
noto:tf 7, C, INDWELL.
FOR RENT.—A Store on Third, near Mar
l-atx street, furnished with new counters, shelving, gas
natures, rte.
A Stara ou nuked strait, recently refitted and romplan.
ly furnished.
A limp and well lighted liP3cti . 111nrket street, over
New York Store.
The 'Deleon Gallery,' corner of Third and Plarket striate.
This Is the largest and beat erranged Ambrotyrea end Pbc.
togntplieetabliatiment in the btate.
Moo; a haudeome Degnerrian Gallery ever the Now Pork
Store, together with rooms inattable fore family.
The largo Dwelling House on Pennsylvania Avenue, re.
candy occupied by the aubscrlber.
Immediate [rope on of the above premise... be given.
E. D. GAZZAD,
cloth:lard Third Beret.; near Market
BLACK ANI) FANCY DRESS SILKS.-
Pinto arA figured Pranch Merinos
ALL WOOL PLAIDS,
POW lIANSCIN LOVE, 61 Market street.
. _
niAll.lOl4 D.—A three story Brick Rouse,
arranged with ball and It room., and 2 on the garret
goud cellar and weekelonse, Alen, two ntory home of 4
twos% aftnate on Diamond o la,. Abe, a large work shop.
'rho lot le3o feet front by lie deep; psesd yard, shade trees,
hs drent, ae., all in corn pl. ta order. Prise PAW. Terms
easy. tor eale by 8. ILIUTIIDERT & eON, 61 Market et.
FOR RENT—A Dwellingfloume of eight
rooms, with • large tot of ground, on Math street,—
$l2 rar month. Apply to.
role L CIPIIIBERT k EON, i.l Morin at.
eIFILING DECORATIONS—BeautifuI de
igns for parlors, 'l!brarlra dining mama, balk and
chambers, for mlo by W. P. MARSHALL.
No. S. Rawl •tnOt
TILE REJO T TORTOF 51011. EL ND; or, Illy
X Doty; In ono valnino,l2 mo.
Ajmnotilla wd intormtlng book.
nolo' ' SAY A , CO., LS Rwi m.
TIMOTHY TITCOMB'S NEW WORK-
Gold Foil, 11Arnmornd from Popular ProyeaM bj Yon
otey Titcomb; 1 volumn, 12 Dm.
nob KAY it 00., 50 Woo.' •r.
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=le by T. A. FA UN ESTOCR
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PEPPE.B.-1'.5 bags for Sole by
bob) B. A. PALINXSTOCS. A Co.
lIiIYESE ViIRI4IILLION-2 cases for sale
A.) by nolo B. A. FALINESTOCK k CO.
WALL DECORATIONS—Views in Paris
fur vile by W. P. MARPLIALL 411 CO.
BCFLLL.L..ER'S ciimFric NNI Al,
NOVEMBER 10th, 1459
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M..
PROCESSION
AT 3 O'CLOCK P. M.,
:dm Meeting at Masonic
Orally. I !De Inn :la Germ.,
L. L. Ii A TON, ESQ., AND REV. C. WALTHER
AT s O'CLOCK P. M.,
Grand Festival at Masonic Hall
OVERTURE from Prot 'owl, by O. M. Von Wsleir, by
Young's Orchestra
CIIORUS,"Tho Pow. of Sons," by Schiller. by the Tor
rotas and Frohainn.
PROLOGUE, by War. 0. Walther.
YESTLIED, by Ford. FroUrgrath.
CONCERT oviniver, by Hommel, Onlntira.
Tabtenni of Sehtller's Song of the Bello
I—The Worithoy. 7—Casting of the Bell
2.—llspttan.
3--Yererrall.C—Foeral.
4-11staro. Irk
10—R.orointinn.
6—The Bridal Party. 11—Battle.
6—Tbe !clothe, 12—The afll.
12. , Coronsu. of Pchllkea Bunt.
VINALS MOROI?. of Itoreberg . s"ooll,” by a Chnrro or
Indira and tientlemen and the Orchestra.
TO SPRING!, by 600 Tentonis Pocirty.
'59,-Tlck.4. 50 contr....wry.' toeo 73 cont.; bo at
Wont at ELISBSR t 8R0.% nod ItACKOVEN • b.):15.
oogat
MOUE TO II IM ADIHIR D TiiAh TUE:
RICHEST DIADEM
even WORN DY
Kings or Emperors.
wIIA TY <1
ILIAD or rlma.
TILE article that will naturally reatoro the
color of the hair, ilbo changing of which to gray being
an In/Pesti. of • lack of l rotor accreting/a.) Gal, • min
able moolicins. Pnd. . /1. , 8 HAUL TONIC is the only
safe remedy for baldreas, dryneav, premature change of
color.and the ...end evidences of slack of secretions at the
roots of the hole, which can 14 bound. Qomca preparations
clamed, and ...hair tonic." flu every 'toner grocery' .
thslountry. Avoid all "hair taulag' unlout known to be
the preparation of some noon whom , celebrity line become
worldwide. W not let soy tivetrutin vender experiment
upon your hair. Touch nothing you /me not goat. reason
to believe Is all that It purport. to no!. Professor Wood hue
earand, by years of severe test of the virtues of hTs proper
atlon, his present fame. ser too certificates are t.fore not
of the value of this Ilan l i. braille, from tarot/as who limn
tried It. fiend the fallout.
—Sew Yana, A pill lath, 181,
WOOD:—Dear Permit me to exprars to you tho
obligation, lam under for the entire rad/oration of Illy
hair to its original color. About tbo time col my arrival to
..,the United iltatee It was rapidly bottoming MY. Lair upon
the applicant. 01 your ' , Heir Restorative" it soon received
Ile tdralual hue. I cousider your Restoratives, a very woo
(lreful invootßon, quite crflca,lons um well as agreeable.
I am, dear elr, yours truly, IL TLIALBEIVI.^
Roy. C. W. RUTTY:ft, Indianapolis, Ind., eats he worn
wig for several years, hut by the nee of Word's Hair Ruda,
salve he now has, a fine bead of heir. •
4 Sold by all Primates, and by 00. .1. Wood A C. 0., Oil
Broadway, Now Yolk, and Parka street, 81.1.ti15,.810.
Sold In FltLaburgb by Dr. CEO. H. IEYBSII, ii. L. FAD
yiEdTOCIC LOU, and alt Draggbda leutoitlll I
BOOTS AND SHOES
CIIRAP Poll OABII
JAMES ROBB,
Nu. 8) blatkot Street
new In care large end well selected slack el
J 300713 AND SHOES
WLIcL ha WLIOILSBALB .d /MAIL
At Very Reduced Pricem
aircrry 6IA PE it always on &mil. Cali and ak.
amino his stock horns° purchasing elsoishers.
JAMES ROBB,
orte Tbird door Gyro the Mather Now..
QUNDRIES—
BOOKIVIIEAT—MOM assn groom];
OATB-700 bus. hoary groin;
ONIONB-Ito bus. white and rod,
APPLE-50 bbl.. rufous klodr.
bIICREItgL-40 bbls. Istgo No. 8;
HERRING—YO 6110. 11d1t•n.
0112148 K-100 bons Sogllth Dolts.
POTATOES-80 bblo. Romero siarciel
Pot tele by RIDDLE, WIRTB A Co,
No.lBB Liberty N.
FLOUR! FLOUR!! FLOUR!!!
mai& Tunnel Blithe Eitrildunillt
" Central City Was Satre Mundy Flow;
Aloo,• urge woortinent anent Druids EMS and Sopa
ens, In store *ad tor isle by B. B. /LOYD dt CO,
nog No. SU Utmoti wed.
fabbrititietttitti
AI •OIII : FATT'S •LIPE PILLS
AND
PittExr _r BITTERS.
In cues Of Foroptia, Uk.,., irclerry, or Eruptions of Die
Skin,the operation of the LIVE MEDICINES Is truly as
tolshlng,oftm rerrilaing. In DM days., <errs 'Wag& of
Dere by their purltymy elfiets on Doi
blood. Alio= Foxes, Roe, .3 Ague, Dr reptia, Dropsy,
Ake, and lb Mort, most all dienaamenon yield to their mr
else prop/silica. No family Mould be without theta, as by
their tamely use much sufferion end orpemes mil be eased.
For eale by W. It. MOFFATT, MS Broadway.../r.. Twit,
und by all Would.,
rNO'S pATZNTIA.
" .••
TEllhEl aro much xcluerfor to a.
otLrr mo'clo toe—HAVING 111 ANY A.
ANTAGEA YoUllitt II.: YU OTII MA-
The itroeuliieuhot ter detschimg the loom'
work• on its oottehle to almplr, durab'
an.l set, A cep around the lamp remit
ell ereOe. .?Wherever thee* tante.oa
hence they +readopted. Prico aryl
They me Belt adapted for ICAILli(Oli
6114E11, BUM and ever, nl.ce whet
neat, coneetleut Lantern le 'rented.
Pled, litatuloe three baUtorto WI
purchwto'Kolber hied.. Help toll fc
referenw.;.:
Prlot.ll4 - to th. Inds tarnished on
plioulon
FLEUING & TOARENS,
Po . l:o9ptletore andilanufactnrel
Also, Shifitifseturers of Japsor-ed
corner !stet and Third street*, •
no,s•lmdAssT PITTSBUR674 PA
R 0 0-F I N 0
ROOFING!!
The cheapest and best Roofing in use
Clill and wi Famples and liesreuee..
ROOPINCLIAND REPAIRING DONE
At the eliortest notice k la the best mariner.
YM. JOHNSON,
No. S 6 Smitblleld .t.,Ylltaborgh_
STRAY CATTLE.—Taken up on the night
of the 2d POEM HEAD OP CATTLE, described am
follorVett
Two Cow; with Bier to Wog
One ,fieUer, about two years old;
One ltwt l iteer, itaut two years old:
The owtter or owners are requested to .11 at the Mayor'.
Ord oe o , pme property, pay chsrgee cod take them away
within MOB dare, or they will be cold for charges, at the
Stable of ItodyPattorwm. oe TERMSDAY, Nov. loth, 1852,
At 4 o'clock, P. X, oo8;31d 111. HAGUE, Chief of Polka
Special Notice.'
•
SAMUEL GRAY & SON,
No. 3.9 FIFTH STREET,
•
HAVE RECEIVED and have now in store
thelargest and moot attractive moth:Cent of goods
for their
FALL AND WINTER SALES
They have ever orsrod, embruing ail the new and latest
sty!. of , the season, which are adapted to the want. or
Glenticeseb or teas, who appreciate Mile and quality in
(nothing,
SAMUEL GRAY & SON,
Mglitell4NT TAILOR 9,
007 ; NO. 17 711717 ATRENT.
Emporium of fokablon, Taste & Elegance.
W. dr, D. 11.17G4:143,
RE . oR'S BUILDING, No. 102 Market
Aland Id Pllth street, IMMO reused at their old stud,
whole oo:choicest styles of DRY 000 DR, euoh tus Shawls.
Cloaks, Raglans, Dusters, 111 k sad Wool Delalurs, with all
other due Options of Ladks' late style Insahlonable Goods
aitibe fantod of the richest qualities and patterns, at the
lueest priors.
REMEMBER: No, iO9 Ilart.ct god 13 Fifth strut,
Plttsboreo. onadyd
TUE £TTRNTION
Till ATTENTION
THE ATTENTION
•
THE ATTENTION
voii - 1P144404
TILE ATTENTION
( i ) uti l
fer=l, i a dirrete s d . toottr spier .tuck a KNIVES
' OSR.TWILIOIII A,YOUNO, No SO Wood Bt.
YAULSON'S
HAT, ,
CAP, and _ _
I:VT(1°1000F
. iTHIS DAY
INTROLUO6
TRIO DAY,
Ladies' Furs,
LADIS' FURS,
LADLES' FURS,
Ctraii.7=o.R.E/M30" . .V17.14.8,
CHILDREN'S' FURS, '
CHILDREN'S' FURS
• GENTS' FUR GAUNTLETS,
Gents' Fur Gauntlets,
Gents' For Caps,
PAUL SONIS:
Paulson s!
NO. 73 Ir,Dl) STREET.
lim"#RP EtellUM
..gT ;Stoves, Grates and Ranges!
.fl .1.l
DIPLOMAS!
AWARDED BY THE LATE ALLEGHENY COUNTY AND
? WESTERN P.MHEYLVANIA AGRI•
GULTURAL BOOtITY
BI,.SELI, Si, CO.,
No. 235 LIBERTY STREET,
MANUNAOTLII66S OP
coiz,xr.xxv.a, PA RLOR
HEATING STOVES,
;
' , .F:Fine and Common Enamelled
ORATE FRONTS AND FENDERS,
60 Ine 04...41 0..1 .4 E.le
4700 RING RANGES
•
11 yon *ant Cho Brer coosum RANCIS that la mute,
call at
BISSELL .f. CO.'S
if ion ernat • COOKING STOCK that , cum& bo tar.
pamod, WI co
BISSELL & CO
If
PRONa
YonTS. as
AND balFRNDkIka la
ICHS, a bon,
ll ond an want Ma bat ORATE
BISSELL & CO.,
No. 9135 ',trimly 81
W r
.01 141 , 1 c.. .ER pie T .
m li:l th O w L . l f t , PLlfri to E pt. Br tb A s
rithout. • meter. In thua fork the realm:de of made
Ole explained In a new and simple manner, while melcdi ,
scales and nerd.. aro Introduced. which are calculated to
teterest and advance the pupil, To which Is added scot.
Irction or the Dogtrot Bono, Polka., &luau., Sc.. ever be
fore pnbiblied In any similar work. PricellOa. Per sale by
JOhN IL II6LLOII. Si Wood stmt.
Coplesipaelled on receipt of the price.
N 0 ` I 0 E.—All pereons toning claims
egehmt the 'Volcano IrosOompany of Ideadlon, Stark
went', Qhto, ere eemu meted to prreaut the 'same to the im•
denti:K.lh et Me ota m , mitassllon, on or before the FUIIIT
DAY 07 ,kJNE next, for the peTeeeeef e.ctrillhibltthe
whole emount of the liabilities of meld Volcano Iron Dom.
eso7, arta that Dunes° prreentlog tholrelstme, if allowed,
may bare a prorate arblend from any funds that may come
hdo .7 bends for that purpose.
hlsatlllen, Nor. 3.—n07-401 ORO. If ARMl,Reeelver.
REPINED SUGARS
-400 bble. D. Coffee sugar;
25 . 4 D. G. Powdered Sugar;
'250 D. R. Granulated do
2'5 o D. 11. Druabot do
.43 oat reciped and for sala by lIITALER t ANDERSON,
[la ; No. yo wood et.., oppoelteg4 Charles Hotel
•
FAY MALAGA RAISINS.—
,
•
lioo bons Dosch Resist ,
75 Id do do do
gr do do do
?NO boxis, Layer do
Jaft tied sod for W. by RETIILEII kA
NDERSON,
000 No . so W o od .0, orpcsita Chneles
STARCH -100 lbs. for rale by
costar FAIINASSOCK CO , •
non No. CO, Wood and Fourth streets
8.911-25 casks for eale by
D. L. DAIINLBTOOB t 00
na9. •if No. 110, cornerßoodand Youth strait.
.1111ICKWHAT FLOUR--ZO bblt. newßnok
shim now reed sad for *AU b/
imam N. OOELIIq,
181-10.bbis. large N 0.3 Mackerel;
6 maul 0066/IMw E __
Jamt rts4 . sa4 tur eal• ATR/ILL, ran
matistUansous.
THF3 A•,TTf]NTZON~~
STOVE 'DEALERS
Is respectfully invited to the largest stock
and ig - rnatest ririnly of STovEs
In the Etitt, mnonfactored by
A. BRADLEY,
No. 4 Wood Street,
PITI'SBIIIIGH
TN our assortment will be found the follow
log well known
c s•ro Irma
TEE. - DOTTBLE-TOP PATENT GAS A. SMOKE
CONSUMING TROPIC, for Coal
THE NEW AND 'BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE-TOP
PATENT GAS AND SMOKE CONSUMING
ARBITER, forCoaL
THE NEW DOUBLE-TOP PATENT GAS AND
SMOKE CONffUMING EUREKA, for Coal or
TIM CELEBRATED VICTOR, for Live
Oak and Pittabkrgh
PREMIUM STOVES OF THREE DIFFERENT
PARLOR STOVE, for Wood and Coal; beet to the
market, arid heating Stoves of every dearrip
GRATE FRONTS,. Jka., all of wbieb.vrill be oold on
but terms.
F IRST PREMIUM AWARDED
~ww
BY TUB STATE FAIR TO
RAFF.& CO.,
MANUFACTURERS.
FOR TB® BEST
S T O. V E S
FUR TUE BEST
COOKING RANGE FOR FAMILIES,
With large Feed Door for throwing in 00.1,
AND. BEST - WOOD COOK STOVE
DIPLOMA FOR BEET LAUNDRY STOVE.
Also, on hand • large wortmeut of Treating St..,
Plain add fancy Grata Roots, Panders. Pad and Dog Ir.,
Sugar Kettles, Wagotalogsa, Hollow Wane, Ar
GRAFF . CO.,
No. 243 Late Arty Ilareato
AT TILE MEAD OF WOOD STREET,
Prrrantraart, Pros.
FOR STORE,
T HE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
annoclated with him In the WIIOLESALB GROOKRY
111181N1188, 11r. HAMM. SWART arid Mr. WILLIAM
CURRY, and will =Done the memo at the OLD STAND,
NO 517 11, MYATT FrREET, dtr.ntlT oppoatts the EaAl.
Pitt.borgh.ly 4 M.
SAMUEL EIVART, ....F'! M tiONSILT . W3l CORM.
W. M. GORMLY & CO.,
W - 1301,108.A.Z.F.1
G R 0, C E R ,
P:FL:O'VISIONS. PRODUCE
PITTSBURWI MANUFACTURES,
No. All Liberty bt , Pittsburgh, Pa
jutbortalp
BARGAINS!
Watches, Jewelry, &c.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Until rrneetlay, November. frith,
AND AT
AUCTION SALE,
Tuesday Morning, Nov. Sth, at 10 o'clock,
CONIINVINGI 1:11011. 011 E WHOLE ARE BOLD.
SALE POSITIVE—WITHOUT RESERVE.
By order of Trustee.
W. W. WILSON, Agent.
not-210
DIIPIIT 14irq,ELoLL
PRODUCE coirmrssioN MERCHANTS.
0011 co No. 1 Stoot's Block. South-Water
cor. La Saila Sc., Chicago.
Warehouse No. 1.3 Bowth-Water St.
Solicit for the purclueso of Flour and Grain in
Chicago Market.
1.7.14,NC1S r rrnentrzon,
lichcock, ld'areery L Co, I Daniel Wallace, E.q,
George W. Cm" Eel, blears. Watt I Wiliam
J.l. Llonatoo, Eeq., no:l:dam
J. W. /INLET— ...V. A. TOUPIN.
FINLEY' & TUELPIPI.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CHICAGO.
iliirOlv• particular attention to the Fwd.., end see of
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PORK.
Rm. Ps—LIPPINCOTT t CO, Plitaborgh, P.
.1 0. D. CLINFIELD, do do
DANIEL WALLACE, do do
selfamdls
Furs! Furs!
THE PREMIUM FURS!!!
LOUIS ItICILLER, Manufacturer of all
Mode or Wks% entldrend or Gentlemen'. BURS.
bleigb nod Carriage Robes, deniers In Buffalo Itobee,Ao,
wholesale and retell, No. 138 Woos stmel, next door to Dr.
Kepler.
/girl/urn repaired, cleaned and allerel In the beet man
ner. All klude ablpplox Pure troughs. os-D^ Bend
L ADIES' 11001'S
AND SHOES.
The undersigned haring bought the stock of Peter Lis
ter, deceased, will roulloue the businees at the Old gland,
GRANT STREET, between Eecood sod Third strode,
where every kind of i
LADIES' SHOES
will be made to order, of the BEET MATERIALS AND
WORKMANSHIP, sud sell at the loweet cash prices.
no4:3tad BILVARN LEDAUDC.
ipU.REKAI EUREKAII—
Tbe WOOLEN BSII r, with Patent Bottle.
The QUEEN OF DIAMONDS, with Blandon Dual,
The .bore an Um two beet /Atria In market.
All other kinds of Skeleton Skirts, from 3 to 30 ottclog, et
lowest Om either Wholesale or Rotel, at
SAXON, CHES LIAORUId'B,
nor N 0.17 Fifth street.
THE BOSTON BIBBED 110SEI
Over 600 doz. rec'd and to arrive
elly Mocha:lts and oourary Dealers =palled .t losses.
prima. EATON. ORES A MACRON,
1.14 No. 17 TOO, street..
DRESS TRITSINGS.--
A v•ry full sasortmeot of lho best .1710. for Web/
no 7 ZATON, MEE A 11A01113•1, 17 Piftb street.
EATON, CRRE & MACRUM
Elan recsived ao elegant !luso
FANCY WOOLDN GOODS,
Direct from the Manufacturers.
City and Cottutry Vitalety sundial at Eastern plicts.
no 7 ; No. 17 Market Street.
FLOOK-1000bble. Extra Family Flour;
IWO do do i do .?
:CO do Soprano dr.
To arrit a and for Wit pr SHIP/JON • NELRON
no 7 7 Federal atmat,•Hognon7.
IATRITING .P,ARER AT WIIOLESALE.
. —A larir• and litarlal wort:moot of Writing Paper
on bond and dolly rootflos Low lots, orblch !wapiti al
1107 low GAN to 'wholesale par/hams few cub.
W. G. .11011SOTUN CO, ir Gam%
ood stmt.
en/7), ( 7W
W7l
. /7 / e
( 14)
CHEAPEST! BEST:! LARGEST In—
535 pays the Tuition for Single awl Double
Book-keeping, Writing, Commercial
Arithmetic and Lectures.
• • . .
tight ...Art Ward, Ststionerj, $7; lull Cuttrar,l2s—
..aperuwa. $62.
ltottal ton• to coutt lot• • full course, from 6 to .0 werks.
livery Student, K. in frailrilliitiid in. , by CAL-
Vriulit to tn•uavt W. Bottka of ate, toustue....4
to mru •.lart of Irma /500 to SlOllO.
Stutittula ttt.t.tr any ttot. Vacation view 1.1
plrasuro.
VI KAT Peannums 1%13. ItUrINE•a WRITING
I , •to I iSU, ter•li , a •t l'lttahargh, rtii•oalt•hl• sod obio
State Fair at Z•orerlila Al. •ttl• •pr Vault aMa
Coto, for the tow ratr year,.
to,Mittl•ten . tout recelred nt 1.4111.,,,,
For Circulars, Specimens and Entl.l”l4‘ , l !Ito
Colbtge,egoloao Oro letter stamps to
art2442arP P. W. ,lENKINS. Pitteourga, r*
firrseuxon Tans, Company,
Plttaborph, Nocomber 3d. ISon.l
. 11 - 7..A.N Election for Three Directors of-this
Company. to sorra fur three roar., Mints, held at
the Nanking flume, on MONDAY, November the 11th
between the boar. of 11 o'clock_ A. M. end 1 o'clock, .
no-had:oho JOHN D. FOULLY, Cubist.
PISTEOOI.OO, Nor. let, IMO.
10TRE DIRECTORS OF TILL WESTERN IN
romance Oonnerr have Mb dny der land a ntrld and
of 'Three Pollen upon each atm", of in capital .tack, oat of
the earned Instate of the lest elx mchtLe, payeblo to etock•
holden on or aßer the Ltth Intl
nod dtd F . N. GORDON, Secretary.
. Winans Alas,t
P 1115111711.01. blovenala 1559.1
Tne Board of Directors of this Bank
.T..>" have Ude day declared • dividend of FOUR PER
CENT. on the capital stock, out of the prons of the Not alx
mouth., payable to st.kholden on or aftrr the 11th lost
tan E D. JOSE), Caabler.
ALLSOUI2, B. November 1,
HE President and Directors of this
Rank bare this day declared a dividend of FOUR
PER CRISP. out of tho profile of the lost ea months, pay
able to Choc:hoiden! on or alter the lilts trot.
noZdtd J. LP. COOK. Hailer.
loon Cm' Rana, November 1241859.
Directors of this Bank have this day
declared a dividend of POOR PE CENT. on the
Capital Rock, ont of the profits of the last six mtmthat pay
able to Stockholders, or their legal representation, after
the 11th loot. nolldtd JOUN lIIACIOFFIN, Cutler.
Mscriance Burs.
Pltiablargb, Nov. 1, 11:1594
rE - Tar. President and Directors of this Bank
bawl thla day declared a dtrldend of POUR PER
CENT, on the Capital Stook, out of the profits of the last
els month., paysbhato the Stockholders, or their legal rep
resesudive., on or after the 11th Inst.
n 02,1111 IdeGREW, Gabler.
=ME
L3=MIES
on whirl:L:o°mAo . oba will teed Ebakspeare• play of
TEE MERCHANT -OF VENICE;
And by particular requrat wfl reran
SEM 111All8FILLA18E EIYtIN.IE6
Door. open •t 7 o'clock.. The Heeding will commence •
II dolma:
LACES AND LACE GOODS.
lnblic flottrro
!sox Cm nom. 1
Inirrsetracia, October telth ,1629.
fr -- AN Election for Thirteen Directors of
thin neon vllll Le held et the Banking Run., on
SlONfot 2, November 21., between the hours of 11 A.u.,
sad 2 P. r. loolidot) JNO.ALMIOYFIN,OschIer.
tilitenetitee Beni,
Pitteheirith, October 21st, 1819.
-AN Election for Thirteen Directors of
.ttitt Bank will be held et the Backlog House, on
2109IDAT, Liovetebor Met, between the hoot• of 9 A. N. and
2 e. N.
Tim Anouel kinetics or the Stockholders bo held o
TUESDAY. November let, et 10 A. A.
ocat led 0160. D. hIcOItEW, Oselder.
ALuanuun Farm, 1
Pittsburgh. October 201.11,1860.
••AN Election for Thirteen Directors o;
Oda Dant wlll be held at the flanking flotteo, 0.
MONDAY, the 21,1 day of November, between the home o
9, L. ■. and 2 o'clock P.M.
~• - -
A geworal meeting of tho Stoticholder. will Ix, held a
the Banking llotow, on TUESDAY, tho list day of Karam
her, at 10 o'clock. acKarad J. W. COOK, Cashier.
. -- . .NOTICE.—The undersigned desires to
..r , " CLOSE ALL 1115 DUSINEV3, both personal and
professional, immedletcly. Thom having law business in
his lomat are requested to call and tattle and reaslye their
papers, and umpioy other counsel. Thom Indebted to bim
or to the Into firm of MELLoN A Co., for professional serrima,
or oian not , . lodgment, or otherwise, will please pay the
muse to N. NELSON, E.M.or to hinvelc at his office, where
be will attend daily fertile premed., feotalto3 o'clock p. m.
oclSollf TOMAS MELLON.
Ebucational.
fiAit coma wacIAL coLLEue.
WRITING ACADEMY,
College Ball, Olitroond, Birmingham
CU=
For Orustoontal Writing
ng
Min Writing t Time onlltalto-1
IYriting an.l Hook•ltorphag..... 20)
N. SHAFFER, Profwieor of Wrltioglaldß9ok Keeping.
0. 11. LRITURAD, Jr., Profesaor of P.lllllonablp.
0. T. WELLS, profoisor of Book-ffeeplog and Commit•
dal Calculations
REV. W. B. BOLTON, Lecturer on Litabory and General
Subject.
BON. R. P. PLENNiERN, Er-IL B. Minister to DM.
mark, • member of [hi Pittsburgh Bar, Lecturer on Cbm•
meretal Low.
PROP. M. F. EATO9, Lecharer on Fixation.
Gall and ere what has( newer been before attempted by any
penman, namely: Pprelmen• of Ornamental and Practlad
Penmanship rxectitai int your pmenee, In the shut spare of
Irons 1.13 seamdti and aphs-arde.
Goal hoarding at pt.so per whet; Birmlo AA, Parr]
fo
free r altalants. Ecn ranee at any/time,
For ad and Dominoes Writing, enclose two
paeans siswiw, owl aldrrah
G. 11. LEITIIZAD. Principal,
jun lyik•F Pittatnlrgh, Pa_
Law Department,
PHI LAD lULPHI A.
TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION will
A 00 the 3d of October next. The
lolhoring are the saticete or the lecturer.
RON. GEORGE PIIMMIWOOD—Pereene, Persenel Prop
erty and Mercantile li..
. .
PROP. P. 6100.61.1,Livideime.
PROP. K BPE tViii lIIILLRR—Equity Jortsprudeuee.
Rvery effort Is made to render this Institution ern:dent
for Me pupae it has I I view. Theetudenta are (=Tuna'
mod carefully examined, legal questions are dlscuesedand
exercise. to writing form part of the course, By the rules
of the Courts, the time occupied here, is treated as equiva
lent. for roost purposes to office stud yin entitling to ad.
minion to the her, and i
when admitted n the Court below,
graduate of this InSlihottest can practice at cure in the
Supreme Court.
Slept. Introductory Lecture WIII be deliver
ed on FRIDAY, 130th, at 8 o'clock, P. lits c. the usind
leemra room, by the Rem dam BILARSWOOD. sel9Bio
PENN INSTIEJTE,
LIANOOO STREET, NE.ta PINK
Will reopen DAY, tho Tilh AUGUST. Term
fifC per mob= of fire reuxotho. J. IL SALIM
n&10 Principal.
Amusements.
MASONIC SALL
MISS DAVENPORT
Hu the honor to announu that the will giro .
EZOOND ENTZETAINJIHNT,
On v relday Evening, November 11th,
AT MASONIC 11-ALI.,
Tickets of adtalseloo, Fifty Cat:az—to be bad at the 8.10
nougabelallottse, at Hunt t tdiaar's,aad et the dcor.
nolOatxbr
Wooden & Willow Ware
BAMIIII.To RIDDLE,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer In
CHURNS, TUBS,. BUCKETS, BASKSITS
BROOMS. Soc..
No. 21 DIAMOND, DITY3I3IIIIOII.
AA MG now in store alarge and carefully
oelects4 stock of everything In this lino, eltbor man.
nisetured by himself or purclusW direct from mannfsetnr.
ens, FOS °ABU, is prepared to supply castomors and Ma
country trade with goods in bin line
Cheaper than ever offered In this Market.
The following compitte the Wading (tow in Ida stocker
Woollen and WlUow Ware:
13IITIEN8—Pleo stet; S Munn oak staff, 4 Outs; °dwelt/4
3 slang oval crank, order, bat or pine, 3 steer, cedar bar
rel, 4 site; Spam'. patent, 3 visas; Thermometer, 3
alum—a large stock.
BUOILICTS—Common red, blue and knee gamy and ear.
enthral, 6114 quartsr and toy pa* cZelar, brass and
Iron, 2 thld 11 hoop; Pittens,cedar, brass and Iron bound,
2 hoop; Nom Bucket., beas7.lron bale; Kitchen Buck
ets, lrtm bale; Oak Well Buckets, well leered; Floor
Buckets, nested.
TUBS—Painted, 2 and 3 hoop; White Pine end Ceder, hand
made, all Oxon, molted or by the down.
ISE CLEM—Painted and Varnished, tl air.., dozen or nest
Cedar Rooters, ;manor Iron brand.
MEASURES—AII alms., from brand to quarter pot k, Pine
or Cedar, sealed or uneraded.
imoTau PINS—Plan and bead, in 5 areas t:0300; Smith's
Patent, to gross bosom, and Brass Spring, in qr. isms,
WASHBOARDS—WaterIoo Ualarat Centro,, Alatictte
Made Wood and all other kinds.
11R00515. WRISRII, BRUSNES, dc, to greet rarloy
SISAL TUBS—Hingham Butter and Better and Beal e s
2 or 3 In nest or singly.
DOOR AND BUGGY MATS—Alllcante, Cocoa and boon
Grass Table Mate.
WIIITS NEST BOXES—Spice and Beim Bosun, 6 In noel,
plate and swathed.
OAE STANDS—Aalsorted clots, for epplo butter, knot,
pickles, moat or milk.
UMBRELLA STANDS—For stores or dtrelllng,
OLOTILIS MORSES—Assorted sloes and etyloe, MOO to
.
order. - -
WOODEN WARE—comprising Rolling Pier, Potato Mash
er., Rattan Mete end Ladles, Lemon Squaeters,
Spool. and Rasters, Nandlani. Sioap t enpa, Sharing
Boxes, Spigots, Enos Starts, Ale, lick awl Hatchet
thandlet, Stasi Manta
RAT AND HOUSE TRAPS of all vartikttes.
TAR OAKS, 110 P HANDLES, Iron arid vroo4
Clothe. Pounders.
MARKET BASKETS, in great variety of else and style, by
the nest or dozen, of our own manufacture, at eastern
CRA)CIISS BASKETS—Round and oval, / la nest-
CLOTHES HAMPERS —Square, Het and trunk Ude
NURSERY CHAIRS of every etyle.
COACHES AND CRADLES of ovary gilt,
TRAVELING BASKETS—Assorted ekes and styles.
do rid Berlin, Jelseneed•
do da Trench, aasorted.
LADIES OAP do tio do
do RETICULES—Imported sod American.
SCHOOL BASKETS to great variety.
SPLIT HARPERS, for potatoes. peach., dc.
ORCHARD BASKETS—mnow and Split. •
adKllty sad country doaler• are Malted to call and ex.
amt. oar *took and prim Pefore purchasing elsewhere, as
we CANNOT BR UNDERSOLD IN THIS MARKET.
BARIUM& RIDDLE,
oc7:2awdeT 2} Diamond. Pittsburgh.
srockmpar -Araerponium.
011EAP AND,DURABLE
lII.DALY I
Stocking Manufacturer,
Corner Fifth St. and Market alley,
M on hand a tremendous assortment of
H
yoolen Makings. MOO, SOCIA, Cara^ CHOWN
LI ODdl: =km for men 541 women, together with very ex•
twelve aesortassat slidescriptlona et GM& 10 his tea
sulieble to Um ate on. ,Ile bells Finis .artinlee at -law
oleo; Call sad eZandoe. - -
111Stelhunembet1 DAbrhse but one store, and thst
on toenotner of Ylfib et. ass and Market alley. no7rBuld
WEATHERS-;- , 2000 lbe. Feathers reel and
ter islets aoi 'HORT H. muss.
*Mutton salio.
31.411 7 18,
Qommceilil , Bal. Rooms
` So. 64 :Path Stmt.
9JOURNED ORPLEANS' COURTSALE
A
motday ovening.lloo.lsth. at 7 o'clock, at the
tweeierrelel Sales Ilea= No. 64 Fifth steer.; by
Orphan,' 0004 of Allegheny county, to Atm 7 ltarprry It, -
Ittent'exeenteLa-of the late gee. A.W. Stack; dec'doint
be add without rawer, that valuable Lot Of Orcarodoir
lido - of Fenea Avenue, 25 feet front, Mang hiry.
11 0%11 .0 " 7„. W. cf, " Inern ' "'e at irlJel't O, Weteh Church, 121
feet front and 1W filet bark.
Too Lots on the meat aloe of Caocc,oe ar„ each r„, tiit
front, yo feet feet 5 lathy; to depth. ;
Ono Lot on the corner of Webster and Congreel meets;
fronting fr 2 fcet on ek , syq at, and Net
Terme-0.511W cash, r. aldne In I year, vith Intenott
',ned b 9 bond sod woman..
For,tertlonlare er Tatra of 11 11,...t A teIIELL. 193 Fotreth
etroet. no 9 J. 0. DAVIS, Anal'
- IrALUALILN STOCKS AT AUCTIO.N
Y ! - ` Ol3 Taman oconion, Nor.l tb, of 714 o'clonkott the
comnderelol ales room o. 54 Fifth . ot., vlll be old.
12 Blum Look of rittaton
CV shorn ItubiuDge Book of ritttbnrnti:
Obotet Mxrchanttaml Montifooturert' Von l'ittah'ig
;• do ClUzens'lumk;
40 do Motioning County Bonk, Obkc
do Allogbany Bridge Company;
:0 Monnitg.l.lll do do
16!.1, do Northern Libortios gridgd
J G. mare, And,
677 A. LOON IS S CO., Merchants' Eraange.
STOCKS AT AUCTION.—WiII be sold !•,'
ai* Slerebante* Eactuott get, on Thrteaday at..rulng o al 11 r
I:et-f Su
Su share. Eureka Insurance Stak;
.o shaira Citizens' &ant Ui.ek.
rj Au BI rm in gham KU. and S.. E. U 4 / l E:Ark.
sop AUSTIN VJUMIS & 00,Aucta.
ALLEGIIENY PROPERTY . FOR SALE.
—Two Lots'onlloorgomory street,.Zlfoot tarot each
sod extending Moog Taylor armor , 110 test.
Fetus, one-forth toot', balms In 1, sod 3 sears. Ali
ply to AlatTirr LOOMIS k CO, ES Fourth street.
QTucK seliEs BY AUSTIN LOOMIS ic
CO., AT TUB MERCLIANTY' IUCTIANGS BURT
THURSDAY ZYNNING.—Bank, Dri.lge, Insurance and
popper Stork, Bone. and Ett , al Etta, acid nt paLik • Ida
at Hati Merchants' Exchange: DT
AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO. •
•
Mites, Brals and 1....5am .es Rod Mato segollated r 3
rfaxisabla terms by AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO,'
teTI Stock No. Scot.". V 2 sorrth E.
JOILI7 . F. 1.1101--
LOGAN dL GREGG,
ECIEM33
H - ARDIVARE' . ;
NO. 52 WOOD STREET,
foriooars abort, St. Mani Hotel,
Pait46,l
G. B.&r.r&n, Ito of Loncaater...—Locuz & Maw,Ltalig
'?
CM°. S. 11131r4llir & CO.,
CIOSMOineIOO IMerchants
FOIL ureentx or
PIG IRON, BLOOMS, &c.,
No. 52 Wools Bt., Pittsburgh.
Ituramtema—Lyon, Rent , t Co.,49traburgh;lximplon,
Copeland A Co., rimebargin Tboa. 'E. Branklio, Esq., Lane
castor; lion. &mon Cameron, Ifarriabom Bryan, Giardina ,
On; Bollidnyeburg. l'a .1e4.0.151211.-
THE EINTER,EHIBE
Insurance Compan y
OF PHILADELPHIA,
tnlares Against Lou or Damage by Firs
on Botidings, fierehienditse. ffnr-;
sitars, ate, at liessonable
antes of Press:tam.
Diescrana—P. Ratchford Stan: Willlem WEee, of Wm'
krEer, A Ca; Nalbro Frasier: Joo. M. Atwood, of Atwood„
Whl . n! Aoa. Benj. T. Tredick, of Tredlck., &okra & Co
Ileorg Whartow, Mordant L. Donon; Cleo. IL Stewut,of
Bte•furt A Bro.; ,0111:1 If. Brown, of John IL Brown LOo.;
B. Aqabuestonk, of B. A. Pallor:dock A Co.; Andrew D.
Cm* J. L. Effinger. of Wood A gininger.
F. RATCISFOED STATIR, Presidoat.:•
Cana, W. Coxe,Serretary. .
rhincannan Harrasama.—Wm. Uoluma A Co . J. Didulee
A Oa., Thomas IL Ilona, EN, J. Ilarahall, Seri, Allen
Kramer, Eq., Willem, arElroy A Co., Wilma, Porno A Oa,
Bolly, Brown A Co., Llrlogeton, Copeland A Co., demon&
Lyon A Co., Wm: S. Leanly A Co.
OEO. S. BRYAN & CO., Agents.
jadg....6md Na• 62 Wood Street.
NOR'I'LITBFLN
- Assurance Compaiw,
NO. 1 110011 GATE STREKT, LONDON:- •
lISTA.IILISiIED IN 1836.
OAPJTAL so,oos,ado 00
PAID 111 . CAPITAL AND bUttPLthi.- 2,194,111 02
ANNUAL ILEVEIYIN.,_tor the yearend
kip antler, 31,1868.
933,92112
•
%VHS COMPANY INSURES AGAINST.
Damage by Fire, Came every &snipe. of
Property. The Roles of Premiums arc awakrate, and s In
all cases, bawd upon the character of the own
p roree t re•
pia, end the merits of the risk.
Leases promptly adjusted and 'paid without riterauCe, : in
London. a special pe rmanent
. Ana prop d iiP / n7a e -
phirtforpoyment alt.:Feats !hi, counalc_.
sznicirox IN rtrrsmisan: • • •
brews. Jamas IleCully't Co, 174 Foal strot4
John Floyd 2 Ca, 173'
, Drown& Stricpalcicks, 193 Lllvrty strut'
'V
D. Gregg k Co., 99 Wood street:
Wilson, WElroy t Co, 74 Wood strsa4
Jame McCandless k Co, 103 "
Mullen t Co., 75 Bator street;
- - - -1 , --tt-A,3'atutestocka.C.a.ainitzaLWooil Mitotic • •
Jra ld'oodiroll A. 00., Second and Wood 'Uremia;
'Atwell. Leo A Ca 8 Wood .treat; . •
I/wok/kid k Ca/North and aorkat otteatig,
0 Moen:of/ma, Heatntk 62., Wood and Watetital
Go rgo IL Stuart, Beg, 13 Bank lanai:
31Osors. Myers, CIAO= a Ca, = Huta atroo4
in
WOrdlirHea a Cb.,33 Booth nt oto:o4
': ETtlttatriti., E Zk4i=rt=
!, James Graham & Ca..„20 22 Latina Meat;
Joel* B. IttEcbell, En., Prealdent3lecnanloo . Bank;
/nom Donlan, Esq., Pc otLiont Unforißan. • ,
..
Hon. W. A. Porto; Into Judge. Swoon. Coml.
JAMES N. ARROTT, Agent, • .
lo.:l7dis 0111 ea. 103 Wood Ittreat.
RESII ARRIVAL
F
•
CELEAUTED GOLD MEDAL
•
PA A N 0 FORTES:
The public aro rarritctfolly invited to oramine the splen
did Wartmoot of Pianos, now on hand (mai tbo calabratod
factories of
wIpaAN KNABE I Oa, Baltimore;
BDOS, New. Tort:
MILLET, DAVIS d CO,BostOn..
Gomprialog the
LATEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OP
PIANOS IN THE CITY. •
Time Instruments tare taken the highest premiums
trhirercr exhibited In ,ampetidon with *Own, sad are
proriounced by each undoubted authority as
S. tfId.LBECO,
H. VIESIXTEMPT3,
..STRAEOSO
M G. tilallel Lir other.
%quid, if cot el:Tailor to soy 1n Oct. Cortutry. — Also„; .
MELODEON,
Prai s e the celebrated factory of
OEO. A.-EREGOE
• CELA.B.LOT'IM BLUMB,
doM No. US Wood st....td door stxmt IMB,
Thelargret Factory intim world.
R/CEMEDISON/5
tRISH
DAMASKS, DIAPERS, aC.
CONSUMERS OF RICHARDSON'S
_ENS. and thew datum or obtaining the astartes.
61031)S, ahonld IN -sass the graili ! they pushes* see mat
ed 10.1 h the tall nains of the dm,
J. N. ItICIIARDSON, BONS d OWDMT,
as Sim:sateen( the @madams and darablllty of the Geode.
Ttds cantina Is rendered meerdlally necessary, .. Inge
guy:aides of Intsrlor end detective Linens are prepared
stoma after season and sealed alththo name of 11.10/Lllla
ituN, by lrhih Hoare, who, regardless's( the Injury thus
latheted atom the Anmsian coemmer and the manatee.
tams of the gel:tains Cipods, will not mdlly abandons
bashreas an profitable, stile purchaser. ma be hat Maren
erithlfoode of waftbleis character.
tt. MILLOCELE A J. IL LOCH'.
eed:lydle Agente, 38 Clharch Street, New royk.
GOOD SHIRT FOR 75 CENTS.—
• A cbolce worinatfa
Fine Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Ties, Scarfs;
PoaketHandkerehiefs, Suspenders, Half Hose,
Gloves;
Silt, Merino, Wool and Cotton Under - chili:3
;;'and Drawers, for men, women, boys and
children.
Viitslesslnrosters famished .t s met advance on ink
EATON, OREE MACRUM,
rio7 No. 17 Market street.
BLOODLESS VICTORTM
1,000,000 BOXES SOLD OP
- •
,--=
M ENE C ' .AS , . R .
ll 'a mi 'r . fri dy s b4 cia b. orm .p oi s i r s th q .L uT y ti ci ty d.... of t o r ti pt u Lab'
e ttl e :
during the abort time it hes term befall the public. Tt e e
MaS'att for this eatraordinarllncCose is Mangan the ed..'
truth and value of the article. No one bop the
.MAGNET
10 I.LASTSII without locoming its Mend. It pedals:a all
that Ie p r owiteed, and carries with it fie own reconntionde
thet,' Trol: this fa • eittory—pesceful cod Woodirm=hit
e tenera of lees glorious than the trtumplatior war, writ'
Ite iitnasyaod dmolation.
The lIACINETIO ?LASTED. is undoubtedly the ateateat
enntittehener arid Pete DestreTer and Bd.= bsd Jet db"
coveted. !Cyan pet deli Plaster anywhere, if paln la there
the)beter will Wale tham until the pats hue ranraltedl—
ThaTleateer 'ma/meths. the pain away, and
,
PAIN oatilityr HXtBT svnEns Tins PLASM
IS APPLIED.
14/bumat/#O, Laments., REM/a, Debility, Nerroa atieq
Keit/lelica, Dyspepsia, Bonen', and Colds, Palen and Achar
of Wiery.tlnd, down even to Corns, are immediately relined
anit, with a little pallecrompermoaredi curd, by !hi magi
cal Inficenenef theIIAGINITTIO PLASTER. It la the the•
pleat, ram; safest, pleasantest and anon remedy La
exletance. IM applicationla unisersal—equalM ; to' the
atrimg man, the delicate woman, and t h e feeble
To each and all it will prole a Balm and • Illemlnd.' --
ranja &Armada, and without annoyance or thoubb.::
pet e ta wittdathe /mach of all—rich or poor; afRU mss.
It who ars skis and snaring DI any way.
FAMINES should be alwayi supplied withihb '
bl* PLASM. It will be the Wood Plirdellis
hotniehold, =sty at all limes, and at thstant
Put np ber-idea tin bozos. Each box
eight planate, end any - child can grind Chem
eninte a box, with tali and plain direction. :
o. nosir.nirdithlft •
!," Lando? and proprietor 19 Walter /r a ndom
. .Btoancsairinuioniarnihuzzim
Eitta In annuity , town sad . .
11°S —4O( P lbs. fli t ' V i tt i r if ormat k
BA t 4 BAGS. • 000 .Earmitss - •Bagi. - - ~
male by Arronoo..4.4icanElict a 00 1
. i •
..•
rnrsßußork