Sprnal iftatlcto. .I.AINSC SUPERIOR COPPER MILL AND BM L.TIN "W ORHS. - PITTSBURGII. '_:..f:EA.EI3.„Id'CIJUDY CO., IiANCIFACTURERS OF SHEATHING, and, BOLT COPPER, PBEEPELD COZ . /PIR d 1.9, Raked BUII 13ottdmi, Bpoioer Poldar,110„ IB4:llnporters dad Dealers 11174 - UM, TIN - Turn IRON,VintE,tc. Cobstantly dm Land, Tinmen4 Mochtnoinnd Toole,. - • Iretath 41Vd. 3EI Pits: and 120 &mond 'wet, " Pittabiurgli, Penna. iorarlf ,ICOpper CCtt.o any durtred tatters. ' my29:dimly: ALB\N, A DE it BRADLEY, - fituvit;nsan Ana nuunnenny man Or DetIAING, \PARLOR AND lIEATING STOVES, Itteln card Remy Grate Fronts, &c. SeleiPropri \ eter of the celebrated PArravr (lee Btrinnira anti SIIOSE CONSIIIIIMO COOK STOVES. 'osittoo and' Sabah Room. mrttlyafo No, 4 'Wood St., PI ltiburgli. Pa. lfaltl3ll , DQVGLAS.9 ......... ... .... . ... - IfTLBOX ROBINSON, MILNIR k ,MILLERS , , roandir.ns AND JNACISINISTS; .Iff'Asrvi - bre-erox WORN S. pittabtirsh, Papua.- ittarket street. 'll4,loactorr...ll kludo of Broom Enirlor- owl Rd ill Machin tee Owtlugs, arlroail Work, Strom noilon. and Short Iron Work. .10;.blOg and hoi , lnR dOOOOO short anti.. orrLlnlydlr - - k'EiRHILGN 11:YGI;ANGFT. . - s 10IIT BILLS DRAWN BY rnincciaw, SIIRODIAN & CO., UNION-DANS, LONDON, IN BUMS OP ONE . , - STERLIVO AND UPWARDS. • Alio MMlla on tho oinclpol itiea aoat...of Francs, thallto , L Clormony,Russis and othor European coottalitry oo band and for sato by WM. 11. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. • oahlyufa Itokera.Woal corner of Third: - ;DAIL ROAD BPIKE come:art-Y. - - ='.loseiya W. C. 1314we1l (.4SteettitlF to Porter, Rotfe swfil ;tiisunerouns La RAIL ROAD SPIRES, CHAIRS AND BOAT SPIRES. "Corner 4f Water Street and Cherry Alley, nu12 . 1.9 , 1c , PtrrxnocnlL ,P EN N'A Melt ft. 11.114; esr. CO— I T4twaiding and Commison ale chants, Ann Agents for the sale of Pittsb rgh Mutu hinurca. CorMigameute Windt,. fur AD, 1111)E-1, gEMP, PRODUCE, kc.; solicitaL /Prompt nttv, 11011 ' to MVPirkrr, farrarling. 'No. 90 Commercial Sttrett, St. Louis liaabitl N. FroiAosins ac SONK. 0riL1..3 Foreign and Domestic Rills of Dichaugt, CkILTITICATES O■ DEPOSIT, LANK NOTES AND SPECIE, .-5 , 10.16 7 MAELSET STREET, ITITSBUILOII, PA. 13.11ollettione =do on all the principsl clttee through. out VIC, 13 uttnd Start. ate2.2,lely IV IC 14" N 6r.b 0 N • klextractorers and Dealers in all kinds of 'T9BACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS, ;•• A N D X.B.AP TOBACCO, flamer of Snit , . gad Shpt and DianandADry, PMSHUROU.PA .2 . 7i - d• d 3 .dd R I ra STIVLAV BONNETS A NA)Id.,A DONNrtiIIBBONS, • 11,OWER3, An, NO. U 3 MAIIK-13T ETHEET, PIrTSBUROZT. — J. rff...l..rivri,ii; Na. 54 St. Clair Street, nr.uhte.ErsrCatZtr.... PITTS.I3UTVIEC PC 4.llklydre• - • .5:3A7N. 00C alt.A.N's- 73Rc) IiaItZTACTLICAS 0, rola Wallin* Lvov. Vaults, Vault Doors, Wink! Shutters, Window Guards, ico., trek' 01 Second Et•eit .1 R 8 Third :fend, rnaw.i Wood and BtsrAo4 rrrrsnonan, PA., Hann caliand a - larlety of new Pattbros, (aneyond plat; 10114140 for allporpesea . Pordenlar attention paid to co. ellefogGnkve Lot,. Jobbing throe at short notice. mr9 JOHN B. LEIB, hi 10 FL C ZI A N T TA.IL OH. o. 55 slirketBt, rlttsburgh. Agora assortment of CLOTIIS, CASYTMEREN VaTl2Cadotdengon, and ell node srdtable for gentlemen' itesrjasi remind.. AP - Onisre promptly ailed, In the Intent stylra 0 the are , 3: r ow?, Deou.t, tbn 1 . 10 , 1g0 lamly occupied - b 7 M. Wro. A. W. No. 'ZS rorot tarter, toroth .Ide a ) third 'dcttr shove irsnd ttrort. Mina Mu. from 9 9- st. till h Y. v. , • B. B. Cc C. P. DerARECLII, •g 4,ICrACTIMBRII OP MU - NM:a, JOD AND ALI, KINDS OP TTiAPPIN P A. 1.. R . , It. • Vatrehonoe, No. AT Wood Ntrret, PIT-F811171W17, r.A. mTl...tf fa Rae. tatiglit at mlrliot 82f:NiLY. F 3. G: V LLIN t 3 roiveir - athr, rind Commission Merchant, AND WIIOLSHALE.BiteLER IN e_likeese. Butter. Beetle!. _Fish. - And' Prodn. Ornerslll,`• dikwr ffe. 2.5 11..1 Evrvt. Ritshcivn. A.nticrtiC.A.N• wArri:Ffilce. WHOLESALE AGENCY FOR VIE SALE OF 'AMERICAN 'IX7I,IAVELMIS. ite would most respectfully call the attem •, ,icon of therintilie to the American Watebee now bring et. bniikalied, the wanoferfore al obit It h. &once° r' entrinly tolisbllabal that entire corTAdennu can be ?lam] SlStOttell2 AS gee and ,c,rl , :t time I:Npnret, 1,0 t.y tho Fearer and seller. fluting been aptottiltsd l.4l.3 Agcnis I.lr tht, ulo el throe Welshes, the pabllc may fte-etenrel t It, se r-ts them at the rcry lowest cash priers Ws . have Mao • rim larg, atexk th; t. .t snd ri•ted Wirt• Flee Gehl Jewelry- In vet:, axh us Cor4. titruet,. Cameo, Jet nod Paintings. , Gsttetuortment of CLOCKS Is ill:mustily large at preesut, , Cossitiztog ramp heantifel patterns of Fight nod One Day Porter sad OGlca Clocks et greatly minced prices. we hate Shoo a fall stock of EngllSh end Swiss Gold and • Silver Welch. On land. all of oar own importation. Llw, Watch Iteltere Toole, Sf Sweets and Watch Glaws. 1 : fe2thdleiT KEINE-VAN 4r. If EI'ILSIC, N 0.42 Elltti etnrot D10T114.71.L1511 dIIITILICkt.SI , . Detetfail to procure !Ara. Winolow'c Sooth . • lug PYrop for Children Teeth lug. I t beg nn oquat on oallb. It greatly facilitate. the nmese of teetbiog by softening the ititnes, reducing all in2sosonation—win allay painoind la .ittire Linguists ea bongo. De7eol upon It, mothers, It ',lli give rept tri year:them, and roller and Nelth to poor Inhots.. Perfectly safe to all Co,s. - TLLtalaableprep.ontioo la the pre.ription of one of - &be runt arperientid and Ail fn I female l'hyetelnue In liew and hne been ne—l with neeer.failloo mucus. In milhonz of ease.. • WO belies. It the brat nod onreit rem, ;yin the world, to all cisekofDyientory and Diethoes In Children, whoth.r It sting from teething or front any other ranee. Infra and health con be estimated by dollars and rente,ll U wroth its weight to gold. • 4111/Ilenes or bottles are lipid every poet lo the liult4o iltatti.—it le au old and woll.trled remedy. • PRIOR ObiLY 25 OgNT$ A currtt • ./6/r//066666nincia61.6 , 6t1a6 f6c-tim oof CU late, 6 PK R NOW Toric,lloll the onhede Wrappci, Onmetete throeghont the vrotel. DB. Cl/01..-H. Arm; for Ntiebergh c • Jeltdeerliter Mt ra's MIRACyIAIUS VI4MLN DEBTEOrtit, pi 014 Reirudy fn th . e Kat lrort,t,Surt lo Exterminate • yws, Ikti; docu tOsca. But% Ann., Mos pCrross, *C1175, SULU, WWI rOar OLD ainln3 Lemurs, ko. 50,000 130.1. E SOLD J.N ONE MONTI!. iliesiCsdobrated Itotedlca have been extensively neat fwenty.tiroyecirsjoialtparta of Europa, sod tbolr mina elms power have been attested by the Courts of Ramie, Itrenee,lngiend, duetrie, PrOesia; Bavaria, Nutley, Betel. . am, gollatull, brepleS, ae, and flair Chemical properties examined, and %waved by tbe most illstingolobod Medical. Matta* an over theatorld. Their destreesp r emni to ell Mode of vermin and Invade bas li;mmt «RUDA in tide country by the Directors of the Petite iiitlintione, Planters, remora, Pmprieton et 1 .- l Ote Werdimmoss Manufactories. and by various litutiltel private chits.. litimeratie TeeUtaonlale and ecttidates of the eMoacy of these Rootedlos call be Nam at the Depot. 1 9 , use, Wholesale and Retail, by (ha !creator acd rya victor, JOSEPH 7,1.2Tzn, rmucm cnom.wc, faftßyoadtroy (co.. llonatona at,) N9le Tc 4. amoral Agent for the 17. Staloo 000 Csondoe, rueritni lat V. EITILICIN,Drtiggiet, No.lo twos llonae, ao 417 Ilmodway. New Tort. /cilia& In this clty, vholoiale cod retell Ly D. E. REIr URS A CO. conust Wi..l sad &corl As.; JOB-TURIN% Corner Dismoodsnd Market st. I I lIAaI 9 IPEKR . NAN. AllsOsor.4. +2 Sx , ortio. aide 011 and Loather stook°. , • N 31 1 'S TV D. KIRKPATRICK it _. o. rd • . at, between /dirket and Chestnut sta., Philadelphia, bare *for ute DRY AND. SALTED SPANISH LIIDES, Dr and or . isOlthslted Patna Tamen? Oil, Tanners' sod Cur. '- - riaera,Toola at' the lowest prtiaa, sod upon Dui teat term.. 7, - .il A ddrl Ends of Leathes• to the rough wonted, for which .11AV:hes' t market pats SID L. given In cash, or taken to Rtr =ea, leather stored free of charge and .odd. won. _turFydreL 7Wlr2um ou 11. KEr; Snyi,4ll4o Wood attest, Plitsfursh, Pa, has Wen to tha i,„„aaryt eltleo for the past sat wrote, ..the , procured the issakavlntrfodkhl3 of Trosatei for the cursor Uvula or lioptmq width hob! qualLs4, 41 to sue case of rrptare srlth ths •OldninltCo that saltshiettcdr — slll to glum We woold Wise oacroallara to call ea Dr. Sep.', slum any; - lbiog'd iltla OA to tiocded, oo wo tool parstauled that beta OactiMe to giro thants4fal such cases. Office -- 0' 8116 - 13178GZON DENTIST ' OrneNgessi • ,-. .ia aiginto; 87 ORANT BTIMETARIM *MON the-Cotuillocue;!bellans be an salt the-wants 1 ..: duped ma taw LijrB 888 . 81, 4 • tra 2l l o6 Zo Y' '.. , - ofiegiblantioda •• • • ia . .. . F ' '.'.'~'.`... i''l:?i *Data! &Atm Pittsburgh Eltsiel Works; JONILIO. 130"2/3 0 ;% CO, • CAST STEEL IMMZI SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL, SPRING AND AXLES, Corner Rosa and First Sta., Pittsburgh, Pa orlD DIIQUEBUSIXI MELON STORE. TIAILKAN, RAHN & Hanatacturera of Iron,sNails, Steel Springs, Axles, Wrought Nuts, Washers, Spikes, Bolts, eto., liaee removed to their cow and erteiuive iVarohotato, IS O. 77 Watei , andt 94 Front Whore they are prepared to execute all order. to their Ito. havin g a Lu g o and complete assortmeut of .Dogneeno" minkuroctufed g oods con. otontlyonhnadorblen they of for on Moral lams, frO.frda F. 8. Cleavet's PRIZE MEDAL HONEY SOAP The only genuine, possessing n free and Creamy Lather, • luting and OeHeat° luau., and to era, nted not to Injure the ekln. LIEWAIIdi OW POUNTELIWZIT/3, Y. B. Cleaves Celebrated Moak, Drohn Windsor, 01yre sine nod Pouflower Pam also upon...ow Tooth Powder for the Teeth and Clams, to be bud of all the ronseetable Drug and Pansy Stores In the United &eta. Manafactou In London. Wholesale Depot, No. 31 and 33 Dry xtroet, New York. °oleo:cadre J. O. IIOYSTON, Agent. & CO, KIEIIII,CMILZIS as 12.01 . 1E8 A. 2.7.13 Of all eras and do.rlptlons. Warehouse, 189, cor. Penn anti Walnut Sts., Two ogoores SkITIB the P. F. W. a a .R. P.. Proled Depot. 4MP WAR/ AO: R. 0 F ro FOR SALE WIT!! ALL LATE IMPROVEMENTS, MA NUFACTURICIVS PRICES. ALEX. IL SEED, No. 6 Vint. S PROTAIDE OF IRON, OR, PLRUVIAN SYRUP.— Zerrtfalow Down Ir;F:f 11 , Glands rf thr Nrr , ..—Let•rfront Mr. .1. R arlins. Wiscanstss, Mess., Sept. 21, Bro. Niue• N. L. Cut. A Ca.:—Oentlemen--I cannot te. sin Nomads:ling my testimony to the greet and 1.121,11C1al results I have experienced from the use of the Perntian ibrop. 1 hare boon afflicted from youth op with a sorer° and malignant ffFerofulons Iltuntir." Aly face not neck were covered with eruptions and sees, and at times eery tautly swollen. kly general health failed roe, and I saffered from extreme debility of the wlielesystem. 1 had tried various kinds of medicines, bat found them of no avail.— Finally 1 vas licdocni by a friend to try the Peruvian Syrup, at the time of an emu/nail) violent &Nark of the dims.. I soon began to experbirics the beneficial effects of it, and by the time I had taken one bottle., to ray great eurpriee, the swelling had entirely disappeared from my Jere and neck, the sores tied healed, and my general health Lad greatly Minn:tad. I continued Its use, and hare taken some tuff dozen bottles, which hunt been attended with the wren antis boory results; there are now 00-ludications of the disease, end my who le system seems to have undergone •ti entire chaos•. Very respectfully, yours, - J. E. COLLINfI t No 21 Central stood, iyacc. si - Fee long advertisement. 1)11. GP.0..1L EffYSEII, 140 Wood moat, es the AValt ter this city. hollelifeT Ztlotttg itlarbtueo CALL AIVIJ MX/SWAN LADD, WEBSTF.R h CO'S LATEST IMPROVEMENT Sewing Ilil-achines 1611 - Thle "441140/tont the YEAST P0.6%111314. et the late Allegheny Onnuty Felt. rfilllS IS TIIE MACIIINE whosm owners JL. Keret a premlnto et $2OOO lit Philadelphia to any other on ashlbition at the VI auk iiu Teat!taw that could do the tame nub t Wart at Their offer aid baring been aoneptod Its anperiiielly mint ba conceded. for tale at :A. M. Nl/1.11.511A.L.L. Y. CO.'S W E. BRAAIAN A. CO'S DOUBLE THREAD SEWINO MACHINES A Model of Simplicity Ang:cra WANTED. ‘.l7:llrdaY QEWING AIAC [TINE AT A BARGAIN LI —A tlrst-claen Ororor k gailthig or Tallalng ?lachine, aocond.hand, warrant.' In brat.rate or'er. Coat $l3O-. will be .10 Parlors than half price. Can be at eel IlltaßST k BARIUM'S, cor. Liberty I\l2l [bind .to CALL AND EXAMINE WILCOX do G 113136 NEW PATENS sm wxN.G DIZACEEINES: WHICH RECEIVED AT THE LAST WY OmuniripPtOdolptas 111 - GUEST PREMIUM. Timm Machine• are acknowledged t 811 who bats ec •mlued them, the east In nn•, yet they all acid for THE LOW PRICE OF THIRTY DOLLARS. For Sale at No. 51 Fifth Street. • FAIRBANKS & EWING, GENERAL AGENTS FAIRBANK'S SCALES ➢AIfI6ANB'S RAY, COAL, PLATIOpI and COUNTER SCALES, Of army deicdpliqn, for sale at I'AtaBANKII ECALE WABEHOOPE, oe2J 15,1 attornois C. B. M. SMITH, Attorney and Counsellor at Law HAS RIIIMOVID TO KUHN'S LAW ,tIII L DING S, No. 13 Diamond Street, Nest door to Et, rotor's Mora, MEOW ILOMT texertant .. ..... 0.••11411. McKNIGLIT CARNAUAN, NO. 110 YOURIII ETBEET, PITTBOURGH, PA TRISH MACKENZIE, Attorneys at Law, joince 110.15 Q Fourth arrest, Pittsburgh, Pa. tintekr7 Pub Ile and Ohio Commissioner. aPO Manto. - - - WANTED—Two men who anderetand stioalding_artd proialag Fire Brick. Mdresa ate.. art & Faulkner, Bilitanbairre• flattery /spire on., Pa. n0.7.4td WANTED -1000 bue. prime Clover Seed by GRAY/ VAN °ORDER, 114 Second .t. W ANTED,' 5.000 BUSHELS FLAX 8011), Ear ertdeb tho highest market prloteerfll he paid by M. B. SUYDAM, Ameicheny Oil Mill. te2l:3nid Omar Craig and Rabe.* Street.. WANTED--500 bus. prime new Closer V &ea. dilly to OItAIPY A VAN CiOltala. V T No. la coed .treat. 5000 AGENTS — WANTED-FTO Eel! 4 - mw Invention.. Agent. baya made over $ 25 , 0 • 20 on one _better th an al otter odadlaragelec— Send Com lump. cud get BO to,. particular., plate ota3md r.rnaeue /03..11. to Ed. TO LET—The commodious Dwelling honee, frith stable, out bow. lola ground. 5t..12, toctod, buoulk as tho reader. of 800. E. L. Barton, alto. ma.) oho Urbfg•Jott beyond tba city' lino tho Youth Ser.& Road. Enquire of E. B. MEI!. Agent, a 14.11 1 No. GO Ifourth stmt. 4130 LET—Soveral fine Store Rooms on St. j Mgr greet, one of whkb will be rented In connection with the variorum.= on the second floor, and la well-eel. Mated for • furniture or carpet atom. Nuquire of oelidtf N. H. IttUll , No. 00 Fourth et. MO LET—A comfortable two story J. Dnolnagoltunis 011arn 14's on. 0 tandn kickel mom iditgl on mnd, end •••• GA loan Maul of &R. Met Wiikkat. 7 Mi=l2 NEI= _ • , TTBSURc- OFFICIAL PAPBB OP r Qty and Newa Ass-. ~,. MO , GICAL Observations for the Gazette, by O.E. SU 'Optician, 5S Fifth St.--cormeted daily: ,':q' j , IN RON. IN [DADE. ° H a' 4 4 4 2 1 0 2 .A . , ' A. : 9 ~ r, H 411 DATutlinter 29 4- I 0 Srenenn COMM—Present, Judges Lowrie, Woodward, Thompson and Strong. The follow ing opinions were read and judgment entered in the court to-day. Hartman vs. Blackburn; Westmoreland. Af firmed. Opinion by Lowrie, C.. 1 Jack's ex'r vs. Jock's eel's ; Westmoreland. Affirmed, Opinion by Woodward, , Strong and Thompson concurring, with explanation, and Read dissenting. Read's appeal; Indiana. Affirmed Opinion by Thompson, .1. firoff, et. nl. vs %Velaland, et. al ; Cambria. Affirmed! Oatemp's appeal; Cambria. Affirmed at cost of Appellant. Opinion by Strong, J. Directors of I'oor of Westmoreland county vfl. Overseers of I'onr of Conemangh township, In diana. Order affirmed with costs. Opinion by Strong, J. Stokely ye. Thompson, Greene. Argued by Satrapy for Plaintiff in error The court de clined to hear Sayers on the other side. Prir. vs. Lino's Adin'r. Fayette. Argued by Cuddy for Plaintiff in error, and Ewing contra. Balt. R Ohio Railroad Co , vs. Bodge; Grehne. Argued by Black for Plaintiff in 'error, and Lindsay contra. Bell vs. Belle Executors; Greene. Argued by Purmen for Plaintiff in'error. • Coeur or grauvan SeHatoss.—Before Judges McClure, Maynard, Adams and Parke. Friday, Nor. II th --,Thfi trial of Thomas I Rutherford proceeded. The prosecution pro duced certain witnesses rebutting certain patois in the testimony of the defence. John lllvely testified that he had never told Thomas M'Coy that his daughter was unworthy of belief. Mrs. McNeely, matron of the Re fuge, testified that Mr. Itutherford'n reputation for chastity was not good. Never heard or llelen !lively telling an untruth, only when sbe re tracted the charge against Rutherford knew nothing about defendant before 1557. Miss duller testified that she To assistant ma tron in the Holum of Refuge; has been there three years; the general reputation for truth of Helen flively in the House was good; have known Mr. Rutherford eiwice I have been there, and have heard thatjhis general reputation for chas tity is not good; beard biCchoracter impeached before 1857; heard it from several; heard it from Mrs. Waterston, from Mn.. Wells dad from the .girls generally. Miss Wslmarth, teacher at the Refuge, testi fied that the reputation of Mr. Rutherford for chastity was not good; heard Miss Cutler and Mrs. McNeely say that his character was not good; beard general remarks made cut of the House against him. Mrs. Moore, honoekeepe.t at the Refuge at the time of the opening of the llott.e, and nineteen months afterwards, testified the same as to Rutherford as the others Mrs. Hutchison tes tified that Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Rutherford said to her that he was ' - a vile creature." While Mrs. R. was there, she was often sick and much troubled in mind, bui did pot know that he was ever out of her mind; had heard from Be Re e d, statements against kis chastity. Mr. Frew, assistant superintendent, testified that fur two years the reputation of Rutherford for chastity has not been good; before that, never heard remarks made about hint. Mrs. Aokleson, sworn: testified that oho lives on the township road near the toll gate kept by Wilson Ramsey, and near n certain school bou,o which figures in this case. Further testimony from her was riled out, ns not rebutting. Di. Perchment, physician of the Refuge, testi fied as to the physical and mental condition of Mrs. Rutherford during the time Mrs Hutchison was there. She wait not out of her mind . Roth BiJes reeled here-. el= Thos. - M. Marshall, Esq„ matte the first speech for the prosecution and ountinurd it for the space of an hour and a quarter. Ile reviewed all the testimony and presented it in various lights, so as to make it bear fully upon his case. Ills allu sions to Rutherford were scathing, such as were calculated to cut to the tenderest points of n mau. lie dwelt with great force upon thr (act that the defendant had not brought a stogie nit. nese in his own behalf from the teach era in the Refuge. Every one of them are Kerr "said he, agreeing that the mauls 'replication for chastity is bad. To 501110 of the geMlernou'u which, though appropriate to the ease we need not refer to, the crowd in the lotibiee. which was tremendous, laughed aloudand quite disturbed the usual the court. Ile finiehed by in. •oking upon the head of the defendant the ven geance of the violated law. Mr. diamplon then epoku for the defence. In commencing, he asked the Court to lay down these two principles tf low, in support of which be adduced n large ntunber of nuthoritiea front the books: That the evidence of a pirti.. 7 ., ^ .11'1;1111 nitlt,_ be corrnboraird oulitan , l,O. 011(Shie letllimeny, and '2d. That iu a case where three or more par ties in a bill chsrgo offermes in distinct counts, their testimony Humid not be token as corrobo rating each other. having requested the Court so to charge, he then passed to the presentation of the case. To the jury. lle commenced with a criticism upon what he deemed some uncalled for allusions to leimself made by Mr. Marshall, Finishing these be passed to a close analysis and sifting of the testimony of the witnesses for the prose cution, pointing out discrepancies and inconsis tencies. Ile spoke until the blur of adjourn ment. with his usual force, clearness and earn estness. No. OD )l.rkot at Afternoon --At 2 o'clock Mr Hampton re sumed and continued to address the jury until 20 minutes to four o'clock, CODFIIIOIOg thus two hours and forty minutes iu his argument. No one could have labored with more assiduity. He concluded by reading front the dtible the story of Joseph and Poliphar's wife, and he aeked the jury to take the /ate of that Cade and apply it to the present. Ono of the great charges against this defendant, said Mr. Hampton, id sought In be eubetantiated by bringing to 'here a key which unlocks a certain school house. It is adduced as corroboratiag testimony against my client. Had the wife of Potipliar brought in here the garment of Joseph as proof of his guilt, would you convict him ; upon that testi mony ": And yet the was a woman of high char actor, whose word would certainly be taken in preference to that of a woman acknowledging her own guilt. flu warned the jury that they should not be swayed by popular clamor, but that they should proolaito by their verdict that the character of good citizen° is not to be blast ed and his family desolated by the prolestaliene of vile and abandoned women. Judge Shaler then addressed the jury. ilia speech was probably as clear, able, logical, searching and brilliant, toe wan ever delivered in the Court of Quarter Sessions. It was free front declamatory appeals, and went straight forwitid with the evidence to the point at issue. He paid a high tribute to the ability of his colleague, Mr. Hampton, and to the power of Mr. Manama in the - prosecution, not forgetting that sarcastic energy of language for which that gentleman is noted. He alluded at some length, and in a vein of Irony, to the part the Mayor had acted, actu ated, as the speaker alleged, in the prosecution, is thin ease, either by a regard for the intereats of the community, or his own; he dwelt at length upon certain old-fashioned ideas that used to pre vail at that bar when be was accustomed to prac tise there more than now, that a woman without virtue wee not no worthy of belief as virtuous wives, pure daughters and chaste sisters. From thin the epeaker panted to a full consideration and a summing up of all the testimony, and eon • eluded his argument at a little before b o'clock. la conclusion, F. R. Collier, District Attorney, summed up to the jury In a brilliant and ener getic opeeoh, occupying one hour. It presented the lending points in the case in the most power ful light. Thin wearisome case will be submitted to the jury by-the court in its charge Ibis morn ing. VALVAOLE Ohre.—We are gratified to learn that the Mercantile Library, of Pittsburgh, have platted in their room the Geological Maps of Pennsylvania, the results of many yearn' actual exploration and ninny of Prof. Rodgers and his assistants Pennsylvania has been literally torn to pieces by the Professor in his tesearehes for the material embodied in these mops. Iler mountains, glens and glades traversed, and the once hidden things of the earth presented to the view of man, from which be derives the elements of wealth, power and luxury. The Vast mineral resources of our State faithfully sketched, sad in mob a manner that a novice may understand them as well as II Profesfor. The reports and maps of Prof. Rodgers are a valuable acqubition to the Library, not only for the information they impart, brit also for the beautiful and artistic manner in which they have been executed. Itartduten.—We had the pleasure yesterday of taking , by the hand Rev. Mr. Findley, of the Sixth Presbyterian Church of this city, who re turned from Europe ttu the ship Ellen Austin, arriving In NeVYork on Thursday in thirty-one days from LiverpooL Mr. Findley visited while absent, Dublin, Glasgow, Edinburgh and Liver pool, was most kindly received and is delighted with his visit. Best of all, he returns much, very mach improved in health and strength, and enters again upon his labors at his church, do the Sixth Ward, where we trot he may long be COllghll4 r. • :a- - r .1 As APP:itt Fulda C . EMlQtrfi-- . fa the Kew York ObaFrer, the Pra f sbyrcT i l m aa,and other Eastern tit r . Fn7 en' on h li ve lat P l Pe eys-weet m clef the eztreme to time heart-thrill er : log of Eatcr Chinigny a tI hls colony of French Ca nadians, Vacated 00 miles from Chicago, for want of the necesiiim of life. Kind hearts to the East have bran tonel;ed by the account of those rafferlms, and have rani ! aid. Bat more most ho sent. We feel assured It; is but necessary to 'bring before the cid - and Allegheny the fact that there .. . .... . .. ... . is a colony In our own country who are literally dy -1 Mg for want of, the common necessaries of life, and you will foal it a privilege, you who are blessed this world's abondance, cheerfully to give of that ' abundance to food and clothe the hungry, suffering poor. When Ireland was visited by tho scourge of (amino, add her cry, came over the waters to the sons and daagltere of America, saying, Give us bread, or we die, wilily was that call responded to. Not a heart but wept !ears of sympathy for thou famished ono, and boohoos God had given him ability, hastened to good materiel demonstration of that Sympathy. And now, shall a call from the suffering 41 our own land pan unheeded? A writer in the N. Y. ttenerror says: "Letters liave beers received from Father Chiniquy, aubstantlitcd by clergymen and others who haver vis ited thomiln which instances aro given of the most into.° Suffering for want of food and clothing. Many and without stones, have scarcely clothing to cover than, And subnint on one meal per day. Added to this, eicknoss is among them—and this isno fancy ekotoh. Industrions,intolligent Christians aro in our own country thus suffering!" We appeal fo yod, citizens of Pittsburgh and Alle gheny, lid behalf of three suffering people. The question May arise—" Who is tether Chinlquy ?" The correemondent of tho PreAbyorim says "be is a einoore, humble Christian, and that he has been in strumental under Godin carrying forward a wonder. ful work of grace among the Canadians and French." radon Chinlquy was formerly a Roman Catholic priest. his road the Bible, and permitted his peopto to do so. f The result was, as /10513 ad their minds were illninined by the rays of Gospel light, they would nolionger remain in that church where the precious volume which God, in lose, had given to be a "lamp to our feet and a light to our path" was withheld from them. No moneihad they become familiar Withlts truths than they broke away from the bondage and superstition of Romanist; and are now rejoicing in that liberty with which Christ makes his peoplo free. The untimely frost, which entirely destroyed their Crops, is the cargo of their present suffering. Two thousand of these suffering people whet be supported this winter by the benevo lence of their fellow Christiana, or Grp muss storm. The writer ho the Preskyterim taps "During a few hours' chi) , with father Chiablay, as many as twenty persons mune aging for food and raiment. They were emaciated from long fasting, and the most af fecting efght I ever witnessed wait little children looking up to their benefactor, with their pinched, cadaverous countenances and sheathing eyes, plead ing for something to satisfy the gtlawing of hunger, and to protect their feet and limbs,from the piercing cold ; and remember these people are no beggared men—fathers of families, whose little once cry daily to them fir bread—havo searabod for work, but no work to be had. tine mOn came, 'covered with rags, sick and clam ing, whooive years ago, was lu'oasy circumstances, and freely dinponeed his boucles for his coffering country *en. Reader, will notyoa do something for this euffering people? If youare much, giro lib• trolly: iL but little, give as G . has enabled you. ,4 "Blessed in the man who provi ' for the sick and the needy; the Lord shall delivir him in the time of trouble." o Fathers! Christian fathers! whose eyes may rent item this statement, will you not do some thing for kArint'n mining poor ' Oh ! when, with that Bible which teethes ..II hat:mover ye would that moo should do. unto you, du yo even E 0 unto them," you, wlth7our with and, little ones, gather around the family altar to offer your morning ,sad evening sarrinco off prayer sod praise, does not your heart go forth in Id, o to that Saviour, by whose death you now enjoy unspeakable blessing, and do you not toy to do something by which you could prom your love t o .1..7 Theo, hrre Is m opportunity. Ile says, "Inasmuch as yedo it to one of the least of these ley disciples, yo do it unto me." Ladies ! old and young, 1.6 appeal to you. Do all you can, and you may do ri;octi it . trius trill denyyourselres. AM dontally en incident became known to the writer of this article, which deserves to be made public, and may all who read it go and do likewise. A lady of our own Oily, whose heart is ever tutly - to SWIM to the appeal for charity, when she read of the suffer ings of thine brothers and sisters in Christ, falcon:- Mon to mdthfost her sympathy by arts. She in not rich, (except in good works,} and to enable her to oontributetto the fund for Father Chiniquy, she must deny hornilf, not superfluities, bet necessaries. She had intended purchasing anew cloak, but Instead of doing so, aho has appropriated that money so feed shr Iwity,..g c o il chair ti. suffering. Width of my read ers istil follow her noble example? Never mind if tho old cloak is not as fashionable . your neigh -lu,', it:teill cover a happier heart when yun have the con.tatl9llO92 that you I . IIIVO been able to com fort the sorrowing, and villaps have boon instru mental in daring the Woof a fellow creature by thin art of sedildanial. fine wetil to thaw who profess to belong to Jesus. It you ~e4thitt, you will delight tit do this work. To /lion the suffering mere appeal in vain. When on earth Ile went about dt.inq yowl. •. I f any man have not the spirit of Christ's ha is none of Ms." We would f espcuttfully suggest that the pastors of the various Priotestantchureltes bring this matter before their congiegati:ms, and requost the ludios of their respective ,c-ungregations to form themselves into cointultioce to solicit contributions, of money, dry goods, sh.i'ot and leather, a 1.4 of partly worn el° thing and . ? od eloilting. Coutribotions for too Colay if soot to the store of It, Oslo-ell, orr,p at aberty. h eAt 'ffst.l 'street. 40 or to the #ll 0.0 of Dr. Trey , . a %Alder.. /MINA, Aii.)lol3J, will be forwarded esthout delay , Titterer is steno shouttl.beedone quickly. 11. N.J. , ErrsNi), E. riTEAII rnlll.Eil Wonas OF Wit.- Liam litOottii.o .i. Co —Thin enterprising, go alies.] tiro are turning out an immense amount of Work Tim season. Their operations are by no triratiottonfined to the ionnufacture of Steam Boilers. , They have the contract; and are now engaged i:o putting up the fixtures for the Alle gheny City Gas Works, and similar, but not so extensivei works at Altoona. Mr. Barnhill, with a corps of heeds, is now at Altoona, erect . - iog the Gasometer, 40 feet in diameter and la feet deep.?, The works in Allegheny city are SU feet in ribrnieter and 26 feet deep. They manu facture steamboat boilers More extensively than any otheil l works in the city, and of a decidedly superior (duality, being cold rivited, a process esteemedrinfinitely preferable, as bring more durable tkan hot rivaling. Tbeao works have the advantage.of admirable machinery to facilitate operatione on a large scale and save manual la bor. Fennn far to O 0 hands are constantly em ployed, wbile their facilities are scarcely ade quate to at all fill the orders (lowing in upon them (roman gitarters. The superiority of the work turned out every year at this establishment, has secured fir them a celebrity of the moat envia ble charaeter. All iron used passes the severest ordeal of !inspection, and none but that of. the most nods - bated excellenee to ever employed in the construction of boilers, etc. We 4.011 au hour in witnessing the manipula tion of ballets, boiler heads, flues, etc., etc., in the eneloalire of the works, where the din - and clang of tie machinery and the workman's hem mer well nigh deafebed us:and bereft us of our senses. The proprietors, WILLIAM lIATINIIILL and J AR rts M. Baron, are genial, whole-hearted, enterprising and thorough going business men, who haver. built up an extensive and profitable husinees ey their skill, enlightened mechanical acquiretnente and experience and a sterling in trgrity anti hoQ r st fulfillment of all contracts made by them far machinery, etc. No estab lishment lb this rtlgion is doing a'more extensive, safe and profitable business, and we, en well as thernselveS, are glad of it. PALM/U*lll'P BIRD'S Era VIEW or PITTS• penult nit F:NVIRONI3.—I tar readers will remem ber that daring the time of the Fair in Sapiens ber, we called attention to this work, which was then not cbmpleled, but was presented at Artists' Ilan in seStione. The view, as it now appears, is the only perfect work of the kind (ur as nearly pee:fact as may be) that was ever made of this city slid environs. It presents at one glance, on a ennvOs seven feet four inches In length by four leer wide, every street, alley, lane, hill, vality, river, stream, building, bridge, quart) and common, in Allegheny, South and West Pittiburgh nod the city proper, together with the obtlyiog L 113010.11 on either river. The main lin4ings, euch, for example, as the Court churches, principal factories of cot ton and 4on, eta, are so carefully delineated that any one at all familiar with the city may find them very easily on the map. This in It colored lithograph, and was executed by Mr. Ihrorge Solmehman, Third street, near Market. `-',Aside from the great value of a work, it is also au ornament for any counting room, and is a pCrpetual advertisement of many of the chief plao:es of huninees in the city, the business signs of fnany actually, legibly appearing on their hotness. Thin epleadid work, in forth of a map, mouSled on rollers, eells for the small now of $lO, and will be a sine von non in every counting itonee in the city. In it, Pittsburgh appears toi advantage, possessing as it does great variety inlhe hilly and irregular features of its site and Ilia fine scenery that surrounds It. Mr. PalmaterY has labored most faithfully on this work, anifho deserves the reward of all faithful workers. Lot hire have it. 'NKR Nimes that in our advertising common this day, tlr. Ettanmee Otmons, at No. 78 Mar ket streetje just opening ono of the most elegant 'Roan of Dry °Dods, of all the boat and moat desirable tftyles that was ever brought into this market. do ono can look into hie neat and ele gant establiehment without being oonvinood of this fact. 'llls goods are fashionable, seasona ble, well Kept, desirable and exceedingly cheap. Everything that a lady, a youth or a child could ask for, cpth which to supply their wardrobe for the coming winter,.ie just there at hand in •Mr. Giputi'a establishment, at prioea which are eurprisingfy low, and we advise all who would !apply themselves to go to bin store, No. 78 Mar ket strcell Ho given the alma attention to hie onstomerai and Moan who call to one him once will be mire to "call' again." A cosirmunstAtir smarm is propoeed to be given at the Apollo to Gen. Forma, one of, the worthy and deserving managers, so long and fa vorably itiown to the play-goers of this oily. The icourteAy and genial manners of tho veteran beneficiary bavo endeared him to troop. of friends, wtio, wit trait, will eyinee their h)gh ap preciation; of the eterlingmettls of their old fa vorite. bylgiving him is' bomPer to-nlghL Let the hones be filled to win • Bee bill culder am400120.1A ficy%7. -. v LIOV6 NEW BM=Ea.-i tore be now adninetag Engn tion. The side 'walls have r.. scribed' heighth, and °Eery thin * , having been done under the pore°, of C. BARTISCROKII, Eeq., the =hitt ( well done. The iron pillars for the front are ground. They aro measier, and when it place, judging from ;the plan which we . seen, the whole will present a specimen of art , iteotural beauty not to be surpassed in thle oily, now coming rapidly to bo►et of buildings equal to the best in any city in the Union. Goon.—We are glad to learn that tho celebra ted "Mirror of Italy" is soon to be exhibited in Pittsburgh. ,It is recommended by tho press of the eastern cities to In a moat magnificent affair. It is the production of S. B. Waugh, whose name alone, as on artist, is a sufficient guarantee that it is no common affair. It is to open at Masonic Ilell, on Friday evening, No vember 18th. We kayo this day received the 10th volume of Peterson's cheap weekly issue of “Dickens Works for the Million," which contains the con clusion of Sketches by 800, and commencement of Dombey & Bon. Thee° volumes are furnished at 25 cents each, or the complete set, 28 volumes in all, for $5, sad sent free of postage to any place In the United States. For eale by hunt & Miner, Masonic halt. Coimeiccit.—A collision between a freight . train on the P., Ft. W. & C. R. R. and one on the P.C. R. R., occurred at Sewickley, on Thurs day( by which several care and two locomotives were considerably damaged. The injured care belonged, to the former train. Fortunately no human being was injured. FINE JENTELBV.—Some of the most superb sets of jewelry ever offered at public sale, were sold last evening by 111;r. Davis at W. W. Wil son's, Wood street, at great sacrifice. The sale will be continued to-day at 2 and 7 o'clock. Roy. Da. ADAMS, or Cleveland, preaches to morrow In the First Baptist Church, morning and evening. Also in the Fourth Baptist Church, Independence Dill, Penn street. ELECTED.—At the last meeting of the Coun cil' of South Pittsburgh,: our friend Thomas F, Wilson, Esq , was elected solicitor of the borough. A CARD TO THE Post IC.—Having the facilities and the means to eupply all book purchasers in Pittsbiirgh and the entire surrounding commu nity, for a distance of at feast one hundred miles, and as t already divide impartially fifty dollars worth of jewelry, silver ware and staple dry goods, with every hundred dollars worth of Books sold at my branch establishment, No. 113 Market street, I propose addition to these very liberal inducements that I have already named, to give TITO GRAND ours 'every week, consisting of either a Lady's Silk Dress Pattern or a Lady's Fine Shaul, and a GentteMan'e Shaul: to be given out independently of the other gifts, and 'impar tially, to persons unknown to me, (fur I am al. ways In Philadelphia) whose names will be regu• larly published in the dailies of this city, that the public may see for themselves. I am impelled to offer these extraordinary in ducements to the publib as au incentive for them to buy the hooka they may need from me, as my stock is large and varied, and my fa cilities (being in the book market all the time, and buying largely,) for tupplying the public, are not exceeded by any other house in the Uni ted States Please call and examine my stock. I). W. CLARK, Gift Book Merchant, No. 03 Market street, Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh, Nor. 10, 109. Girre.—Mr. D. W. Clark, Ill: Market etreet, now offers two rich gifts' each week, aside from those which coma regularly with his sales, one to be a Dice silk drees and the other a gentle matile drelk—each worth $l5. The first.pretterit, a rich silk dress, was obtained by Miss Alice Strackey, living at the Girard House. Ileeidos these, the usual gifts will go with the article purchased that wins the shawl or dress. To SETTING MActost branaro..—Mr. .1. T. Shaw, No. OS Fifth stroct,.ith story over J. It. Rood Co.'s Jewelry Store, is fully prepared to repair and put itt perfect order all diecription of Sewing Ma chines. operators having; defective and damaged inachines will tied it to their s advmtage to give him call, he will make alt things right and restore the machine to perfect running order. Prices mod erato. Mau Hibum.—A man: named William Bur gess, an Englishman, whO used to work at the rolling mill, and formerly resided on Adams street, but parted from Ids wife a fow weeks since, met his death last evening at the C. E li. ;qualm in the following manner, as we have it reported. 1101 bad been " hanging round" there most of the day, and drinking pretty freely, and spoke of going to Pittsburgh. When the 4 e. m. down train arrived, he saw a "chum" in one of the mire, and stood talking to him, standing on the platform, looking up the road, and holding with his hand to some part of the car. When the train began to more down, he walked backward, talking to tibi friend as be fore, but lost his balanCe, falling backward oa the platform, and rolling over a few times. Thence ho fell into than narrow space between the platform and the cars, and was struck by the truck frame and carried a distance of four or five cross-ties, after which the carAgaboiefir of him and passed on. ltie injurit7s — Were chiefly about the head and breast. Xr. "Tenn" Myers kindly had him taken to life house, near the rolling mill, where he died within less than two hours from the Atmident. Sitilb,..lfrr. tonne to Builders And Conttactom.,- , Till: UNDERSIGNED (forMerly foreman for Rowland Parry) wonkl respectfully inform Mom fur whom Ito has done work, and the public gouerally, that he I. now preparod in fundsb AIM., or put on Slate Hoot., In Ito moot apinorol manner. Orders for Roofing or Ito. pairtug of Slato Roofs (if left at Ito oEro of Ales. Laugh lin, corner of Etna strut and (hr Canal. Fifth ward,) will be promptly attiwided Li. t THOMAS PARRY. myZlOnut. MOUE TO HE ADB/O.Ell THAN RICHEsTiIIIADEM KYER 14RN BY Kings or Emperors. • Wll Al'? A Itcatrirt . t. 11%.0 or ildlit. A. HE article that 1611 naturally restore the color of the hair, (tho chapging of which to gray being an li/010.110u of a kick of proper siocretioos,) I. ttuly • vain able medicine. Prof. WOOD d, lIA.IO TONIC!. the only safe remedy for baldness, dryness ' premature th .. an. of color. and the .corral evidence. of slsck. of secretions at tiro roots of the hale, which can WM.& Que..-• prepare. Moe abound, and "hair tools" Bli every "carrier grocer)" In the country. Avoid all "hair tools" unto.* known to tin the preparation of porno man whore celebrity has become world wide. Ito not let any nostrum vender experiment upon your hair. Tomb nothlOg you have 001 good r0e..0 to believe is all that it purport. to be. Professor Wood he. I,llfiled, by yens of in,vere butler the virtues of hi. prep., ation, Ilia precut fame. Over ).50 certille.ter ars b....rt. cis of the Table of this five Ikatatattre, trout parties is toi hare tried it. Read the following: ; "Saw Torn, April huh, nblt. WOOD--Deer Pie, Peimil me to exprree to you the obligation. I ad under for the .alive restoration of toy hair to Oa original color. Abriut the time of my are Oral in the United braked( was rapidly becoming gray. but, upon the application of your "Ilairilleerondire"ht Noon receired Ito original hoe. I consider pier Re.torativilia. • very won derfol invantlon, quite efficazioue as well se agreeable. I ate, dear air, yours truly, I g. TIIALB/1101." Roy. 0. W. aaya he Worn a wig for several year., but by the nee of Wood's Hair Recto.- alive he now has • Roo head of hair. Air &Id by aII Draggiata, wad by u, J. Woial l 1.10 444 Broadway, N. York, .4 114, Market atrooLSCLonla,Alo. Bald In rltbsbargla by Dr. QED. U. QBTBEII, B. L. VALI. NY:STOOL AM, and all DrupDta. [auStdly PITTSBURGH FLOW WORKS. J. C. BIDWELL , [Lola of Aim* t lildwoll,l TI AS ON RANO A VERY LARGE xj..t.k of PLOWS AND PLOW CASTINGS, Of all the different varieties, wady to .apply hhe friendsand euetomers ea neva. Ilia NYW WOREH, new being erected In the central port of the city, on tho lot (routing 1311 lest each on Duquesne Way and Fayette droll, and extending 340 foot on Wares. piles, sill be equal In extent and u• penny to any Plow Works In !tho United Ptatex haring all the modern intprsroronnta inhale wood and iron working Machinery, nod well be In fall oporation abont the Ora of Jawedery etesning, Atiotrim...l Waratisules fur the present 131 Liberty street, currier °resells . alley, Ind 207 Pons street, Sir-Ordurs ate reeptslfully Solicited, - - oeteaf J, C, BIDWELL, FOR RENT.—A Store on Third, near Mar- Bett Wert, furnlrbecl with non counter., onelrlng„ ps Ch um., Ac. A Store on Market street, recently refitted and coneillet. IT furnished. A largo and well lighted Dilke on Margot etreeh over New York More. The 'Nelson tiallery; corner of Third ant Market streets. This is the largest and boat drranged Ambrotylei and Phu• tograph eslablishmont In the data A 1.,,,. hands:coo DaguriTlin Mallory over the Now York Store, together with rooms suitable for . family. The line Dwelling Douse, on Pennsylvania Avenue, re rontly occupied by ihe subscriber. Itnntwllsio posettalon of Dm aboTo Kew Ism tat/ Ito glren K. D. DAZZAIII, uttlOard Thlrd Woof, now. Market. 0.0 INO ROOFINOH The cheapest and best Hooting in use Call am) Sami.l.•• and Reference•. 1100 VINO AND AEPAMINci DONE At tits &hottest': wake to la the hest tuattner. WM. JOIINSOY, tio.Tit Smithfield el,Pittabunth brp7 ANIJ BOLTIVORKS. VAUNT LIOT PRESSED NUTS ol all tiara ou band and suanufactoraL Also, BOLTS for Bridges, alaclitnery, Ag. tleultotal Imblatocals, to. tondsbed at abort notice. 11121-WarabOuS4 NILIII Water street ankamdla •NE AP, SOULLY A 00. thyoo etory Brick How, 12M0 14 with sod It 1.111.1 and it on the garret pod cellar and wash.tmee. !AWN two story hove of room% oltuato on Lonnaoo • 11 •71 •• 1 .4 • lAN* work atop Tbo lotion° root boot by 110414.0; mod pro, Ando trios, bydrint,*&, all oompbmo order. Yrk* PPG. Toms oaq. egobl O. Ouzautar i BON, 61 nubs gt. ." , : : , - ,j • ; •.:- _ 7::f:Ar:,':.A.r..9Zi:: and bly to co. but it wee , qucx. The L. Gen. Dobleo . his artilery and , Pawl into. Gen. Wall war, at him. Rio Grande city has h Cortona's band, and nearly It it reported that Corterias 700 men. The Brownsville p 6 tressed. The mails had all bee, terms threatens to destroy the towL murder all reinforcements lent to its Sr. LOMB, Nov. 11.--The L,1.V01317D from Dearer has arrived with dates to t. $25,000 treasures. B, D. Williams, delegate elect from Jeffers.. also arrived. It is•eaid that his soot will be cot. ed by Dr. Willing, for whom, it is alleged, 2,. votes ware cast which were thrown out by the can vaaseriL Steal's elktion for Governor is confirmed. The Legislature meets en the 7th inst. The weather onthe mountains is very fine, and the mines continued to yield largely. Parrot's majority for Delegate from Kansas will probably roach 3,000. The Republicans have a ma jority in both branches of the Legislature. Sr. Lours, Nov. ID—Jos..W. Thornton, who shot Joseph Charles, in the street, last Juno, was hanged this afternoon. BOSTON, Nor. 10.—The rolling mill and parking room connected with the Fall River Iron Works, were destroyed by fire this morning. The loss about $OO,OOO, on which only $13,000 is insured, in the following offices Fire Morino Mutual, of Providence, $3000; State littitual, of Providence, $1000; Liverpool London, Boston Agency, $5000; and Etna, of Hartford, $2OOO. From three to four hundred workmen ore thrown out of employment. The Lucifer Match factory of liyam, Carlton .t Co., in Charlostown, woo burnt lest night, together with all the stock. Lola about $5OOO. CIIMILESSOW7I..Nov. 11.—The Court, to-day, sen tenced Cook, Green, Coppe and Copeland to be exe cuted on Friday, the It of December. it is sup pond that Gov. Wire will reapite Brown, and execute the whole of the condemned prisoners on the same day. Tho Court has adjourned for tho term. Ai.BASIV, N. V., Nov. IL—The fullest returns yet received give H. NV. Leavenworth, Republican can didate for Secretary of State, 255 majority, but leave the result doubtful. The Journal still claims the election of the entire. Republican ticket, but by a re dared majority from that at first reported. 13etnva Re, Nor. 11. —Judge Kemp, of the Or phans' Court, who was on the American and Reform ticket at the recent election, has written a letter to the Governor declining to accept a commission, On the grounds that the election was eo vitiated by force and fraud, as to afford nu test whatever of the popu lar choice. WASEIINGTON, Nov. 10.—It was thought last night that Senator Douglas wa. recovering from the attack of billions rever t but to-day he is dangerously ill. Wasntu-ro,i, Nov. 11.—Judge Douglas Is much better this evening. Ilia disease is simply an attack of billions fever, and not gout in the stomach, as was reported In the New York papers. ryes, N.Y., Nev. 11.—ilerrit Smith shows con tinued marks of insanity. No nne is allowed to Bea him, hot it is understood that he refers, in bid my ings, to the ❑arper's Ferry matter, and supposes himself under arrest. Nor. In.—The river is Etna with 2 feet 2 inches water in the calla}, • Dr. Churchill's Remedy for toe Prevention and Cure of Consumption. Wirachest.es 6eoUlue Preparmiigol the II rpophosplates of Lime and of Soda, The SPcV:c ge.ddY for on...pria., Scrofula, Bronchitis Asthma, Pyrpoptia, and Nerraus Di!eaut, The su‘wss of this NEW REMEDY (discovered LJ Dr. J; P. Churchill. of Part/01a obtalnlug for It thn moat unbounded popularity throughout Europe and the United It L• n vorrly PropLraticr,nctitor v , lllllnranethle rjicaty In all *lag, r: Pulmonary and Ner,us Dieenacs Tbu lu the eevc.l ant third .Ingo. (A: a la , rnal, canatainently when thnr.. can no nonntLaluty ae. Ihn naturn or the dlanaaa.) can In, 0.1101110, 3o; all Oast treatmeta, oh.-.,1, 041. f ttn. Innza la of It..alf nun I.r.ant. Tlna Itnnualy Inas not ..I.ly urn, rn... 3, tat 001,11 esial• •11..;.t. an. Ina Ji....a•m, Pr, tvul ,tho ner./..prarnt, an.l In act. t..* • soda re 'pr.( ConsumNi..n.juol r.te.in.nkm anir. re,..ar.t Atli Ito O,IBIIIIIOA ne, in an) .loge of the diseara should resort Immediately to the uso of the ilytophuphltes of Limo and Sada. "Winchester'• Genuine Preparation' . (In simple syrup)ln extra large bottles. Is “chbroleally porn;' is the combination proptwod by Dr. Churchill .lor yenersl useP cud Is prepared . - .exiling to his origins( fercanid. %VORIS ON CONnUNIPTIoN, Comprising lsk ri port made t...t the Imperial Academy o Medicine, Paris Notes of Caeca, and Letters,,Doonuents 'TesitlinOisishi s de.. which, together with a Pirenlar. will be sent on receipt of TWELVE CENTS in stamp, CIVTIOX.-11./10f e•I Druggists will try to moll you rnher preperallons than Toth., DO not tuy then, My "tient:inn Preparation' log rs my fan skulk. signature. .46i'&iiare of all Preparations claiming to be the Itypo phosplif tea, which eunialn tau; or any Inica. The country is likely lobe Doodad with spurious certificates. 1 40 0.3. — 0 1 10 WM., three buttlea, - 15. Sold, whole Edo and retoll wt the Solo General Depot in the united Stat.., 41 John street, N. Y., by J. WINCHESTER, to whom orders should bo addrysto.l. Alto, wholesale and retail by DR. G. U. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood otroot, Yitt•burgb, and retell by J. P. FLEMING, Allegheny. oe-27dttaT O.I3ICar...n.R.LINTC+ du SONS' fillip SEW SCALE finipin PIANO FORTES. subscriber has now on hand a moat I. splendid stock of Pianos, clinaltithag of tt34 and 7 Dr lams, In Plain and Ottreed Cassis of the moat elegant de 1010n, from the celobrated Factory of Chlckering & One.. The hinitrumnots are all provided with their latest Improve: merit., as Repeuttng-Aa:., Potible•Datepers, ftit-Hatip eters, nod are of their ENLARGED NEW SCALE, By which s mneh larger enundlmard In obtained, cons► quo:illy the tone is rendered very puntmful, yet retaining Its sweet and musical quality. By the porta:non of the As- Boa, the performer Is eableni to produce all grade" of tone from piunistiruyto finlisttmo, ',Mb the greetrat emu. CELICISNRINO k FONS' PIANOS are time spoton of by Itin beet Artists and critics in opr reentry:— TLIALIISHO sayrc—"They tee beyond comparison attest I bore ever seen In tb• United Statua, and will compete fre vorably with .y I hare ever hirown... 0 USTAVE SATTER. say,c—“Theopluien which I ouprer ed three year. ngo, has been =meth. confirmed Lima, by the - continued are of them, Tie . Met for Tuleme and pure quality of time, with nicety el mr,ticulation, they are c u e , quelled." [From the Salk.] luttillittencet„ Or aslougtoo.] othey can astely Gear comparison rltL instruntenie (torn any part of Ito eoi 1.1 , in pooti of top., t trangtti and e ta. [lcily or teach." !Prom the New Orleans Need ono "For excellence of mmerlal, elegauce of noeh, and faith- Nineee of workmarahip, end shove all for volume and me rusty, mellow eweetneas, laillleney and permanence of tone, they are unequalled." • [From the ra at 11 y doornail "The pecollar oh:laical qualities belonging to the Chick eriog Instruments, area full, mosiceb rich and porrsrul tone, free from any sodden, noisy, loudness of sound, eo dis agreeable to the atmeltire mnelcal ear. Tee, have also In easy, even and ylsasant touch, end wilt keep In tuna bans than any Pl.Oll known.. The public are invited to call 0114 carmine tboao aplandld inetrumouta,whtcli are sold at FACTORY PRIORS AND WARRANTED. JUUN U. MELLOR. 8 Wood W . I'. MARSHALL. 4 CO., I=l NEW WALT. PAPERS, BORDERS, No. S 7 WOOD STREET W 111. L. SMIT 11, 'rip A.O.FIEIR B' Flll2l, Flute, .I:aute,n and Singing.) Air(lassos in Slognig,iti the Evenings for Adult., laud natunlayr for Juvenile*, 4r7i-Tarrus made known opt,u opplicatlon at his 11118/ DE 3CII, ht./. 113 FOURTH STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa. SODA SSII-25 casks for sale by . D. L. PAIINESTOOK 1 CO., nun No. DI, corner Wood and Fourth atreuta. B - BOK WHATPLOfIIt--30 bbls. now Buck. wltuat Piur toed nod for nalo by non neNalt 11. orNAANs. p is -10 bbls. u 3 , large No. Mackerel; 6 cuts Kalllan, now Jut reed and for sole by ATWELL. LEE a 00. RED POTATOES--150 bushels prime Bea- Ter Corny find Potatura (Jr wale by 11011 ItIDDIAL WITITS A CO., Nu. 13.5 Liberty al 1 000 BOXES 1,12131 — E WrICODEE -- SE; t•oo o. .to ; Cream do forme by not J. IL OANFIELD & CO. W . Q„ EST POTATOES-50 bushels Sweet PO PO [atom for sale low by Loon] RIDDLE, WILTS &CO. iiASTLLE SOAP-150 boxes genuine Mar t/ s.nte. for No by N. /.. PABBEOTOCE & CO. _ __ CaldPll:oß- 1 1500 lbs. Refined for sale by mll B. L. PALDIEBTOCK t CO. WALL DECORATIONS—Views in Paris for Wetly W. P. MAPSJIALL & 00, IVEPPER-2.5 baga for sale by eoiu _____ B. A. PAUPEBTogg A Co. eaIEESE-100 boxes English Daisy and IL/ Western Meer.. for malo by RWDLE. WTRTEI too. APPLES -500 bus. prime Apples in store dad for We by lIITOI/000H, IdeORZERY it CO. SELLERS'. Henderson's and Miller's Cough Byrn.. Itrr sale or nse B. JOMURTON. A LBIANACR FOR 1860—English and Ger ma. diti be hitt grills ts. 70111.NEMON.r. A P PLES -50 bble. choice Green Apples red sad forsalo by lIINRY H. 001,10 lIIIMI • • for go d end lab EMi•Pacr.. --Eprirtaftettir In hpringdeld. become, cool ems. for early delircry o; &tat pct, delivered; ..' ".6%) Ma, In relation tee • • the general opinion is .. The begs in this region w r will be done in the packing ber.—lJournal. rossw..—Our Keokuk preparationefor elaughteringand have (be capacity for killing nbout firms engaged are Patterson A Tim. Cleghern, Batty A Co., and Garman ready pot out • largo amount of money, the hog crisped this year will telly equal In the,, Prices are ranging at present :ram e hundred. The corn crop In the Rn Moines better; than this aoasou, and sidrir ought to eibundant. The money that le already going oa will find Its way back h. re 1.4..1.4d wilt gleesome the pmsent atriegency in nuammi ktfelz.-113.te ' Alton, JR—Packing prorpecte wore not much ads last week- The weather was cool at the opening, but tire, ed warm before the middle, and continual to the end. Nothing was dons at either of the bonne. to hugo. 0; Merei, about 85 head ware ant op at Bositha, and 3.1 heed at Walker 8 Oreenwood's—none at Wale's. More would havelpon killed had thorn:rather been favorable. Cattle will be elsnatered at bR the eitibllshmenta this week-doubtful If there to • Mogi° hog packed. The crop mirree slowly. Not more than 600 head passed off last week by shipment. Farmers begin to be angions to get at the opening temes. They will try to got ss,lbut Must tekeicen. No contracts are yet made.-4 Courier. Torre* klaarri.—lteeelpts tee-day by railroad-4,611 LAM flour, Ell both wheat, 10,000 Leah corn. ; Ylonr—the following are the quotable; Mies for varlono brmaliii fine flour, Itimperfina 81,60@v1,75;imtes$5; doable tutra End fancy, $5,25@5,60. 'lluckwbrat,s3,llsCgt,tat. Rye boar lie4Q4d2s. Whesd—salm 1,000 bush red ii*.453 hueh do at $100; 1,000 do p. td 500 do white sl,at. Ctrs—old 78c, new 55c; Cale 'l.l ban at 700. Ryoe-70c. Berley—erpring 60c, winter 65e. • • Beals—rJover, now st; Timothy $1,73;41tgt g 1,1214. NrwoaLusci, Nov. ti, r.11.—.1 good doieSek for Floor, end owing to the light stock pricos hare ailvaiated • to Y5,60'05,60 for super. Mead perk unchanged; nod the actomd I.Kai t $11,7,7.0 ,V0, , 741.7 Lsra . d =id prim" drooping; small eaten 10,8elle for and 1. e for kat. Whialry n nal sit& for rectified. The reedy t edger are large soul to 0,1/...1 11.. do• mand,'aud prima are deonplog; fair ON , 37c. • Molasses fate.ee- • The exchange:en Noir Fork ham declined to The steamer hernias bee arrival. Receipts at Toledo of flour. wheat and curl, during the week ending Monday, Nor. :the Flow. WheaL Com. --IRAN 4,603 81 1 73 P 49,41.0 12,111 By MO,. Bon. R. R.... By Tot, & R.D. B. IL.. 117 Tdw .........._._..._. Total .SAID Receipt. by D. & Al. Rod not included.--1131.1. The change In the weather to day has caused a good de mand by packer. for hogs, both ilve end dressed. The re ceiptarbowurer. ware so light that Lot few made any effort, to teat' the market. Live hogs, averaging . .,!oo to lOU Ms, were eehl at sl@ Sad galas. Urea... 4 huge wore tooatly sold reLapors. There werei.e....ref lots of cut tn , al e, coniprislug about it.Ouo lit, add today for the lisitituora trade. at 7 'Are fur eirort Middles 6%fin7c for balk aides, and In for bulk shout dors ail packed—to, be delivered about the filth TI3O (allowing lo the Heck Morentrut 4 , 1 the four principal cities 01 the Unlot, se ebouu by th eir !met statemunt: 1.:636.e. 213481 e. Circabin. Depoeits. N. 13.,1 1 404. 5.4139,119.037 31,39,342 1 , 1,627,421 73,673,898 13ostati, NOT. 6. 69,0311,1691 5,447,400 6 .8 4 ' 3 3.0 20 , 344 , 400 1930611,;N0r.4. 25,658,294 6,017.838 2,737,140 15,4,01,432 N. 24,493,913 12,710,819 8,442.739 19,700,071 T0ta1....-.V.21,300,136 43,404,404 . ..1,71.10,n0 Cenevired with the returns of the merlin. v 0,3, there if inctettee of 35,310,000 In the loons, $.C.:13,W in the drew. 1at1en,•,113,991.1,01.143 the dooming, and a decrease of $1,301,35: in thelmeCie. Compared with the report of lot January, the 1.133.1101 r a cOntroction of $6,330,000, the epoch. in M. 300,. WO leen, and the der:alto $ 1 27.190,000 leas. The Mutilation' hat net materially changed.—{N, V. Trlb. ELLITEUI NEWS The proalard rain of Thursday proved a failure. There was but a pessiog shower, hardly enough to lay the dust. nod then the weather came up clear nod cool. ale river Is rery liiir,onlyaboottri lashes being-reported &biases !louse. There is ne noire down riser. The must we hear of Is that many boats In all the risers are snagged The Mary Cook arrived at Ph Louis on Tuesday. The Cotton Plant, built here foe tho Taxa) riser, in also ate arrived at thesanie port. Bather a novel milt has been on trial at Louisville for es, oral days. The suit was brougot by Mr. MerlotT, of Pitts - hurgh,kgainst :ono of the fella pilots for sinking. fiat-beat loaded *ids coal, ea the falls a year or more skim • ThePary hare 141 the ease tea days, but cannot agree.. Steamboat Register, • ABIITTED. DEPARTED. TsletpLph, Brownsville; Telegraph, Rromserillo; Jefferson, Brownsville. Jeffers., DtoTna'D let Col. Bayard, Elhabetb: Cot Bayard, Elizabettn feot—on a stand—At Glass 80n5e,24 inches. Twiegrapnla i . “1141 , ....11A, her. 11.—}lonr qule# seen SOD Lbletup. , fine et:So 2n; extra $5 76; Inspections Ihr the ree k 16,63 0 Alda in/beat: 1001100 demand; sales 4000 One at $1 20451 25% fat red; $1 1t . 3@,1 40 for white. Rye In demand; 600 tads choice Del eohtet Wie. Corn steady; :AV bus add; eta yellow in trot new at 70675 c. 'Cate: 0000 One sold et !ley 44e. Whiskyl.s3%( - 427. Ilarett4Oar.,Nov.ll.—Floor dnlh Lloward et fr. 2.5. Wheat xteadnaales at $1.3041 50 for lair to choke whltw, Zcia 120 for red. Corn in better demand: nu.. 7 1. Dr... lone qulen Me= Cork $l5 25; Boren Eldes 10. Whlnky Mtn al 24. ", Nan ,Yeat Nor. 11.-Cohan buoyant coSO bates mold. Timm 29,0001th1a sold; Otdo $5 60q}5 C. 5; Southern 4.5ra 6 G. Wheat: males 60,000 bur, whit. $1 Isoel 62;4. Corn arm; 10,600 bum mold at 11 01Fal 433. Pork henry; men $l6 YAW arm at 10$(411c. Damn Tobscom Hy 640., Wool quiet at 3065. inlay firm. arm. tllttOrnen, Nov. demand light In. olio:warm at 4 SCrfor s o Whmt , dull and rmchanged- Corn. fair demand at 4.V444. Data 05. Rye doll at it, lartdaky dull at =IA. Bacon dull; mho or Shoulderti at $7 46; Rem Pork $O3 00. Nothing new In tkearcharignmarkat. Markets by Ma:Hungarian Ural/moot, Nor. t.—Selo. of Cottrai for lest torso dip, 0,000 Orlea merket dome with CI Idreacing tendelscy; middliqg ns qunta et 7 7.10; middling tplende at 6 16.16., limailatalla market gala; Floor doll bat ataady In plies at =s fideafa. Wheat itaady at Of 442,9. Cid par yenta' for red. *ria adratrced Gdellig lower quantirsimprored moat Prorfatomo market °toiled dull; aaleamfraportaut. FOtr, CI"; a — NNA T 011191itird44 rtusnaer 914111N88.,05pt. Darius:toy, will leave for theaboro and all Intermsdlate ports on Ms DA the 12th lost, at 10 o'clock r tr. Forfralsbt or pump up. ply on tiourd or to, uo9 VLACE, BARNES Jr ON .F'"CINCINNATI AND LC/C -lay ILIAL—The floe aetrateamer CLARA DEAS,,Capt.I3, Cadman, will leave for the same Imo all te• termedjate sports or THIS DAY, 12th fast., at CP. M. ,For frelghtbr paaaap apply or board or to uI FLACK, BARBS A CO., Agts. got Altinphiss& gaeb OrteaniL J. MEMPHIS AND N 171" .1, ---• , !Air ta k. ORLICANB.—The B. atoamor ttOUTEI • All_lllol,, Capt. Bboppard, Trill loan, for the arTirsa latermadlato porta. the tint rise. Yor, freight or 13ataaa• apply . boud or to pot S, FLACK, WINO I CO. Agoata:::,', VOlt MEMPUIS Ec NEW . Olt- le arC. I.:EANB—The spleudid gleam. AB.- GYLE;' Oaptalo Ebbert, will b 2,1 1 .0 for the aljne sod all Intermediate port on TIM For freight or mom apply on board or to • ocl9 VLAtAr. BARNES F L IitEMPIIIS & NEW Oil- : T- - _, : .12 LIANB.—Tho tplendil stamor J. YUlNgLE,Capt.Cloo.iVliokortlll lotra to7:atti to : intoratodloto ports on TU EFIRST RISE. per frolgt!t or . P opt, onboard or to nr -, a FLACK. BARNES t Ol. AIM . F ou ST. LOUIS.—Tha splendidalat Wainer 818. WILLIAM WALLAOI, Caps itfoo.Neald, anti to for the alma and an Worm* dlato tort. on TWA DAY the I2tb lust- at 4 eckct., r. it For frolght or rump, aptly on board or to' :- so:4 , . LACE. DAUBS A CO. Altba. Hunting Boots! GENT'S .1 SOLES WATER-PROOF HUNTING B o o T s, W. E. SZTMERTZ & C 024 No. 31 Flak 111/I“re. EiVV. DOUG/4AS„ No. 77 Wood Street, - • fi LT, CAP AND LADIES FANCY FUR, HOU S E. ._ • _ rail Stylo Dress Irate now Ready, win. an the DOW style, of 13017 LIATS and CUB, Vihole er.de .1,4 Hata.. . my 0 . 4 ... d the pablio are Invited to my okt etella. No. 711TOOD STMT. dal: W . won". LADIES FURS HATS Ali CAPS OF 11VERY STYLE prqcA AT .WCORD4CO'S;' ) 14).131 ': WOOD STR~A7y} cc 23 '• • ~~~ ~.. ~, , .:~.. Ai~~r :
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