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MONDAY MORNING, NOV. 21, 1859
• rimple , a State'Conyentlext.
Thoth Wane of Petunsleants, who are opposed to the
principles and Incsanthe of the present National Adrift!.
Wagon, and to lhs Election of men to arks who misten
! thole principles and :thatenne, ire mental to meet In
Untie reepecthseonnths, and to elect pelmet. Nitta to
number to that/ representative. In the Genets! Amembly,
to SEEOPLWN STATE CONMSTION to Do held id !lift
- mow, 'a
WEDNESDAY, FEIBRI7ARY '411,18130,
fit 1.1,84, to falcate tbetr choke tin the text p n wd.,,,,,
12013116104• candidate far 00111140 T, form= Meet:awl Ida...
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appoint Pealgerial, Lid W &WPM* the dam end mod. or
Electing Markt Dalsgstta to the Native.t Cooverinorh end
to Inlaid inch other buthis am may dwannd.ziemsu7
tontilliiinCeetc“ thttGii eia133•0 1 . , . LEVI KLINE,
ChetTAARROSeI
m opm , c iin . k yi tt . - -.ntiaing events show ua
daisley in a new I'Weet. History has had its
own Work to do in exhibiting it itt its various
ph. es R ot it has come down to no through the
ages. &Haut knights, bravo troubadora, and,
kings of lion-heart; have under very dangerous
• eireituistanees exhibited great roar
ttge lofty daring and brilliant exploit, such as
behooved the chivalry of olden time How the
• knight of the green plume rides in and out of the
games in the story of the breve Wallace, Scot
laud's hero! Did any danger threaten hie preci
-0113 life? Behold the knight of the green plume
ready to do battle. Did treacherous spiea bang
upon the skirts of hie bandy What messenger
' 'could outride the' knight of the green plume!
And so was it elan in the ware for Holy Land.
Wherevei the bitiwa fell thickest, and ponderous
mace or fearful battle axe was crushing the
greatest number of skulls, there you found the
braveat knights of chivalry to protect the help
less or crush the strong. Richard could try
titles of strength and skill with Saleft. Fran
de Boeuf could knock the brains from a bullock
, with a blow of his fist, or meet hosts of manly
enemies on the bloody field, but he never, atmord
ltig to history, pounced upon au enemy when that
enemy •was down. Fair play wits a jewel among
the ironsided champions of chivalry. 801014 r.
times, like Don Qaixolto, they'. risked their pre
cious pates by Courting danger for its own 'take.
Sometitaes 'they eyes rode sion windmills, or
made deiperate battle ripen the blind agencies
of nature. Chivalry in all these and many other
valorous forme, we find depleted on the rage of
history or romance.
Bat our own day, rich in new developments
and new phases of character present. us chival
ry in now aspects—chivalry ferocious, chivalry
cowardly, chivalry frightened.
However r men may misbehave, however much
we may condemn their notions or even rejoice at
their overthrow when they venture upon [intim.
fal deeds, they are yet men, and,as such, when
they are overcome, it has accorded with all our
views of manliness as It has with all the dictates
of humanity that, by the victor they receive the
treatment of men. In fact that was the view of
ancient chivalry, as we have intimated above.
Among the score of madmen at Harper'e Ferry
there was one named Thompson; who he was,
where he . was born, or when he became mad,
nobody icriows. This, however, we do. know,
and we have learned it from the lips of a man
named Bunter, who was examined in the recent
trials, viz : ;r , that after Thompson was captured,
put in chains, desperately wounded and convey
ed to a room in the prison, this Mr. Monter
went in ittiere ho isy, and with a hundred
mini cowards at hist:melt, and in epite of the
weeping and beseechings of a tender woman who
plead In the named — humanity for the prisoner's
life, dragged him forth and, helpless as he was,
butchered him in cold blood. This le chivalry
ferocious.
Of the cowardly kind of chivalry, the above
might also serve, perhaps, as an example, but
the following, which we take from the examiv
lion on the trial of Brown, will do better
Sennott—"You say that when B+'
down you stuck him in the
saber ?" - • 4, • •
Liepjt, Oreen—" •
Lisa
_e, eir." kt
was Minnie was down
areen—'!Yes, Mr; he was down."
r.flennott—"Row many times, LieuL Green,
did you strike Broirn in'The face with your saber
after he was down?"
Lieut. Green--,"fily, sir, he was defending
himself with,his gun.
Mr. Hunter—"l hope the counsel for the de
fense will not press such questions as these."
Metlesinotk_—"Very well, sir."
Al a' specimen of chivalry terrified we need
only direct the attention of our readers to the
telegraphic diepaMhes from the land of Presi
dents and other officials, for a day or two past.
Some body loot a bay stack by fire. Troops are
ordered from Richmond ; troops go down by the
_Baltimore railway; two essence peddlers are
- arrested; two piano -tuners, who were nor born
. in the vicinity;lire -seized and put in prison in
another place! . Nobody knows that there is any
one threateningdisturbance Or Mating a- trou
ble ; no enemy can be found ; noqcsly - has heard
' of any enemy save the fears of these gallant
soldiers. The shouts of chivalry in terror pen
itrated the bed room of the aged aria trembling
executive cif the Union, and special trains are
dispatched With m,nie rifles, shells and
amhni-
Lion, against an enemy that no one has seen, and
no one even heard of! Chivalry in Jerre'. is
. fanny. A month will not have elapsed before
we shall hear from the representatives of these
"gallant" fellows — on the floors of Congress,
threats dire and dieadfill that unless the right to
extend an institution that is the cause of all this
unmanly fear, be granted by Congress, all these
valiant men that are now ri ding up and down, will
come on and "dissolve the union of these Btatia!'s
And that will be chivilry ander yet another as.
peel. Row many more has it ?
AXISTILIA.—The Westminster Review, in -Vrtii
cent article upon Garibaldi and - theliallan Vol.
twitters; 80 - taking, we, presume, for the more rad 4
teal portion of tho British people, urgee upon
the Italia the most sleepy vigilance against
those sr serve oily to betray them. It declaree
that the stile real guarantee for their liberty and
independence is the organinttion'of a: numerous
atithi hly ditedplined army. It urges that they
alma! e ouch a position that it may be tie di(
Scutt ' potable for diplomatists to prevpnl the
:i ak
union of , all the provinces. Bpi the youth of
every rank fly to the standard of Garibaldi aait
join the ranks or the volnuteere, , and Geo future
organization of Italy will coon cease to be a (sib
jest for spec:dation.
The power of Austria to not now ae fearful as.
it was before the war, and Italy Moat hare less to
dread from her. A year ego eho wag considered
a first-class military 'empire. Within that time,
she has been forced to confess by the mouth of
her emperor her own defeat, and eho has seen
her armies beaten in it campaign of unparalleled
brevity. The ehangea now going on in Italy are
sapping the very foundations of the life of Ano.
tria, and everything appears to point to a day
when that proud despotism shill) be brought low.
Tau lieweiner. Gurabs AND Gov. Wise.—We
hare :heard it suggested that the Hannibal
Guards, colored infantry, of this - oily, should
tender their Services to GOT. Wise to protect the
terrified residents of Cherlestown, Virginia.
We him no doubt that under the intrepid lead
of Lfent. Sim. Saunders, this company would
b e l ithe te restore tbe lilly-livered Virginians to
such' Peense of safety as will enable them to in
. deign in-lhelr favorite =dullest cooktail-with
out fear of molestation. Iu the event of the
Guards starling for this frightful field
11 :i/Orears, we would recommend Lieut. Saun
dOs ki take a, largo supply of hie celebrated
onie s ," to be need on the hlr of these
' 4
,_ gr " 1 7 fkom' top vent le freentall s tg l kikor ttkrit
a
an°/ 6 .lratie r who ' rnie within two or
threU hundred vette Of being elected Governor
•ar Idlesouri in DM, made a speech at a late
, -whia"mietin Lenin n, Mo., which ex
retool that" e renco Wuouri for Edward
Bates for President, in which' ho declared hie
intention to stipomt the RePubhean - nominee,
. erred though it eloald be doshualt. (Udine%
'ltiratellin'e is idatehulder, and one of t o
mostpiopular r oapabla and influential, men i n
Broom
. . „
Tams Ton o,rarr.--Dr.' Howe, sigentleinn
of Boston. who has charged with tome con.
mention with ttie Harper'e Ferry Itisicts, but
who denies any knowledge of the matter in any
way, has been Obliged, nevertheless, in Order to
Bemire hie freedom frOln a requisition and to
insure his liberty, to gee s i z a o c a eada, •Verily
the "Satanic" • press, under the direction of
slavery, is exereising such a reign of terror that
no man can tell Witte ho is safe. It is ouly ne
cessary that the Now York firrofit should make
a charge of treason spinet a roan and that the
terror-stricken people of Viigiaiaehould believe
it, to insure his incarceration in the nearest
prison. •
11001-D. FLIVAVICS
lICILAING Or d BALLOOK TN SIDNEY.—From a
recent Australian paper we take following
seamint of the destruction by fire ofl the Austra
lian Balloon, in Sidney, N. S. W. j
Pursuant to announcement, the Australian
Balloon was inflated in the vacant ground attach
ed to Mr. Pollack's premises, 'between Pitt and
George streeta, and in duo time ascended from
this spot. The occupants of the car were Mr.
Green,
ono of the proprietors of the balloon and
Alfred Wardell, .a eon of Mr. Wardell, of Vaux
hall Gardens, London. Owing to the nature of
- the wiod,tho turnouts were compelled to descend
in the yard of the Woolpack Inn, at the Haymar
ket. One of thim (Mr. Wendell) having got out,
the other attempted to rise again so as to do-.'
.scend in a small paddock somewhat further on;
but tbopresstrre of the crowd., which by this
time had poured into the yard, prevented him
from so doing. There was no resource, there
fore, but to empty the balloon of its gas where
it then was. Oat the subtle vapor eecaPed with
great rapidity from a large rent in therbody of
the balloon, and impregnated the whole of the
surrounding atmosphere. Still all might have
passed off well, but that some reckless fool took
this opportunity to light a Weiler, and to cast
the still burning.match away. For a description
of what followed, we take the words of an eye
witness:
"The effect - of this was horrible in theextreme.
Streams of gas which had just issued from the
balloon into the air, ignited instantly, and vivid
lines and sheets of Same traversed the.yard in all
directions, like flying fiery serpents. During
the time that this awful eight was visible, the
terror and confusion that prevailed gas such as
baffle desoription. it must be borne in mind
that in. spite of reiterated and untiring efforts
of the police to clear the yard, it had been hard
ly possible for them to do more than to keep
tolerable order in the excited throng; especially
ao multitudes were still endeavoring to get in,
whilst those in the yard tried with desperate
efforts to get out again into the Haymarket.
'When the-fire appeared, and several in the yard
- and on the sheds were singed and burnt,
there was a frantic rush to the gateway, already
blocked op, and numbers breaking through the
woodwork escaped into Durantre alley on the
one side, and over the stables into George street
on the other.
• - The fire at first did not touch tho balloon,
which waskept, liy the exertions' of Mr. Brown
and his inert, in the middle of the yard,at a great
risk, and with a frontage and presence of mind
which cannot be too highly praised. The, fire
engine was promptly sent for and brought down
by Mr. Brown's Orders, but, very happily, was
not required, as the old buildings would dotibt
less have burned - like paper. All this passed
rapidly, perhaps in less time than it takes to tell
it. The,firo darting about in the air caught the
ear, and then, seeing any attempt to preserve
the balloon utterly fruitless, and fraught with
extreme danger to life and property, the balloon
was purposely out, and the enormous body of
gas yet remaining in it—several thousand cubic
feet—ignited, and the balloon wee consumed in
one mass of Ileste,which appeared for a moment,
and then vanished.
From the first sight of the explosion—by
which, from the cool skill with which it was
managed, no harm was done—the scene was in
deed terrlbe. The screams of the women and
children—several of whom were thrown down
and trampled upon—the shout of the men, and
the rush of the panic-stricken mob, were some
thing spelling. By the untiring slid vigorous
exertions of the police the rush was fiat-tinily
stopped at the gateway. I the young woman was
knocked down and passed over by several as
they fled. Sho was rescued at last by ate police,
carried out, and at length restored to conscious
ness. She appeared, however to have had her
face under some man's boot
An infant of six . months old was picked up,
having been thrown on one Fide,ln the portico
in charge of it broke through the fence into
Alakes buildings., Another very youne child
Was picked op and rescued from imminent peril,
and several persons of maturer years owe their
safety, perhaps their lives, to the act i,ve courage
and care of the police. About n dozen persona
sustained more or less injury on this occasion,
-bnl,-nono ef_ thossjajuriee have been such 05 to
.-t;',l r ee'la- 4? :!R,.1" - re • --
occasion death."
0 ;it :' y''' ' './
TuveLow Weep, speaking through the •%cur
era of the lamentable iussnuy of lierrit Prnilh
With those who bavo known Gerrit :Smith
longest nod moat intimately, his present melan
choly condition is more a matter of regret than
of surprise. His mind has hovered upon the
borders of insanity (or more than a quarter of
• century. His physical health was destroyed,
many years ago, by hie peculiar habits and meW9
in regard to temperance gad diet.
Gerrit Smith was by nature mnnificently en
dowed. We knew him first in lsl.l, then wooing
and winning Wealthy Backus, his f. erd wife, and
neither before or since have we seen a nobler
specimen of manhood. To highly intellectual
gifts, he added a form and face of surpassing
beauty,
rf.:l npd wh Ito
Naturo'd own 1111,6 t said cmittinp hood lsid ~n
Then ardent, generous, and ac ever impulsive,
he Hard for coerce! jeai.s in the quiet enjoyMeni
of refined social • and domexiie happinco
Though early bereaved of an accomplished wife.
ho was subsequently restored t Orin the endear •
merits of home by o marriage with a daughter
of the Isle Col. Fitzhiigh, an equally estimable
lady.
Some years ago; then a young man of great
prOmise, buoyant in epirits, and looking at the
bright aide of all the scenery of life, he was an
unsuccessful candidate for the State Senate.
That disappointment disturbed the heretofore
"even tenor of his way," and tinged the future
of his whole life. looked leas hopefully upon
men and things. rlle became, as he believed, a
philanthropist; but it wits the philanthropy lees
of charity than of force. From an ardent Col
onizationist he became an ultra Abolitionist;
and his persuasive zeal for Temperance changed
to coercive measures in favor of Prohibition.
Of la ample fortune, ho dispensed in aid of
Abolitionism and Temperance with more liberal
ity than wisdom. ! Both his perverted talents
and hie misapplied 'money injured the objects he
sought to promote.
Mr. Smith has lived for nearly thirty years
in a state of political hallucination. The dolii•
Mon culminated last year, when, greatly ex•
tilled, be devoted his time and motley to a Can
vidtlia44,4o:b4334C4 was to result in bin elec
tion as Iloverror, while ' every other person in
thi State 'knew thee hn was wasting hie strength
and his meson That disappointment left him
too well prepared„ in body and mind, for the
shook which has overthrown his too long unbal
anced intellect.
The ilarper'a Ferry insurrection was no at
tempt to carry the teachings of prominent Abol
itionists into practical effect. It was forehadowed
in a letter from Mr. Smith to the "Jerry Res
cuers." That ho 'ever really Intended slaves
should rise, rob, and murder, we do not believe;
but in speeches and letters he indulged in lan
guagh which bears no other construction. -Un
fortunately, "Ostrairatomie Brown," driven to
madness by,Slavery oppression and outrage, - was
too ready to corny into practice tho principles
which others were only reckless enough to
teach. '
In the nannntime'i T . th knowledge of thomoble
and generous nature . (Inuit Smith, we COODOt
bat deeply deplore the dispensation which de
prives him of reason. Ilia giant mind, ever too
active, wildly poesessed by ONE IDEA, boo filml
ly, by various "declensions." fallen
"Into (be fondness Wherein 1.1•1. lef raven.
•
•
•Isat n noble snltal Is bore aerthrown '
The eouritst's, aolairee, scholars eye, lenge, sw.••l
71te ellectaucy nod care of the fele
form.
Toogleamed faehlon and the tueald 0! form.
Too obssrsed of altobsersens quaff, ludo dna n
MR. Bantu, of the N. V. !!mold, menaced
with a libel nit for editorially charging Thud ow
Weed with being concerned in iu the Slave-
Trade, One butts down in his paper of geoter
day:
"We, therefore, unhesitatingly belie , id
state that he was no more concerned is th
Trade than the Southern Democracy and
men statesmen, or Mr. Duchanaree Adroi
Hon, and thuswerostoro oar amiable cot&
ry to his usetal peace of mind and good of
in the el:am:pity, Stetson, of the Ast
please kb empty ono hi file best bottles
ALMOST A OLEAGYIIAN.---Job,n Browi
rowly escaped being a clergyman.
about twenty yeaklo of ago ho studied du
in Plainfield, Mass.; under the diree'
Rev. _Moses liallnck. While pursui
studies, he was attacked with inflamun
e eyes, which ultimately became arm
p laded him frm# the possibility e)f--t
ther pursuit of hist stndies, when ho rol
to Ohio.
TUE PRAIRIE Fn that have prcvti
extensively np north, in Indiana, dui
Indian summer, have been ' moat dent
along the Kankakee. The .Laporto Unik
thatin many eases hauhts'-and !Ain!
been burred. The -woode in Brown
were on fire inync7-ranuy pla . cos, doing
deal of dankngols foncee, renklWP-Pe
tanbark:
_
Tic Norm Gran Asp um nst=en
The Brioortucemett of the safety Of . theliortit
Star,made in last evening's paper, lifted stheacy
load of anxiety from the public miud."l The
vessel had on board a loud of eight hundeid and
ninety-thrte persona, vi:: of passengers in 54
first and second cabins and steerage, GOO; pulled
Stateanffieers, marines and senora, 217; officers
and crew of the ship, 76.
The Planes, or French Keys, where the North
Slur got on ahore, are two Kaye of theliari
guano- passage, on the route to Aspinwall, and
nineteen miles Neat of the West end of :Mari
guano, ono of the moat northern of the Bahama
Islands. Thin in the pee age need by sidling
vessels outward bound, and by steamers ons their
kaasage to and front Aspinwall, and it is Some
what remarkable that the steamer Atlantic,
which took that route on her return espreeely to
look for her, saw nothing of her. The proba
bility in that the North Star lay behind or in the
lee of the principal rocke, where she could not
be readily seen. Indeed this must have; been
the case, otherwise she would most certainly
have gone to pieces, for we learn, from a gentle,
man familiar with the locality, that the roll of
the Atleatjc upon those Keys in no fearfolly
heavy flat the strongest ship would be knocked
to pieces in it few hours.
The Chamber of Commerce, at its last Meet
ing, agreed to memorialize the President of the
United Slates to apply to the British thirern . -
meat, to which the island and adjacenCsKeys
belong, 10-erect a lighthouse there. The amount
of property yearly passing these Keys is esti
mated at .$160,000,000; and the necessity of a
light-house at that point has been fully demon
strated by the fate of the North. Star.—N. F.
Com. Adv.
LATII STORM ON TIIC ENGLIBU
return nt Lloyd's, made up to fistarday29th
ultimo, gives the following result of ossualkies to
life and shipping by the great gale on the , ,Eng-
Bah coast:
Vessels totally wrecked............ 1 91;
Vessels stranded, and other casualties.. 430
Total *26
Probst,le loos of life, iv:minding Iloilo's!
Chorler Ipp
I tipn
Try Bierha . te's Holland Bitten
For lloart burn,
Try B,,rhave's Holland Bi(tors
For Arid it y
Try Bcerhave'e Holland Bitiers
For Wnterbra.hr
Try Iherhave's Holland Bitiere
HP:14111,11e.
Try Brerhare's Holland Bitters
1-" , or Lossol'Appetite,
Try BaThave'n IloHaul Bitters
F. n•
Try Ikerhave'm Holland Bitters
1.'.,,• I
Try Btrrharo' liollnn3 Bittern.
In .11 Nervous, 11lienmatie and Neuralgic Affectkii., it
h. In nem.... instance. proved highly baneficirJ, Oil in
others eiroctal a decided tura
• . . .
luau Osnurourl—The Gennlnehlghty Coricentratwdyker.
lure's Iloßaud Bitten IA put. up In half plus bottle. only,
and retailed et $1 per bottle: Tn. gnat demand to? this
truly ColobratAA Idedtelno has Induced many ladtattons,
which the pohllo Ationittguutt against parebuslng. Beware
of hopoultionl . 800 that our tame thou the label of Avery
bottle you boy.
ItENJAAUN PAGE, Ja,, A 00., &do Propriat.'i, 27
Woal streAt, between island 2d stA,PEtabarah, Pa.
nolOrdasl?
DIAIL—On Saturday afternoon at 3% oinks*, of ronsinimis
lion, Alma AIALLTLIA O. LOVE, Weal daughter of. Mr.
Ephraim LOWS in the ILI year of her amo.
The friends of the family are respectfully Invited a at
fond her roomed on Monday (this) afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
from her fatlun's maiden.% WeLater at, heed of nimerdh.
Pela) Sllbbertisementi
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11°01)S! HOODS!! HOODS!!!
dozen on hid and to art Ito, IL Grit ratec,,fore;
IM) J. Made to our own toiler, In goof Plttotiorg
colors.
u5i,..A,13 nod Conotry Deafem supplied a Ibo rosy loirest
VT ICtml.
A Owl re stock of Comforts, Osondols, Goiter., knits,
/dun,. TAlmu. Make, Nissan, Ac. 't
ng , ll 1.1/11`011, ()KKK k'MAGNUM, 17 Vilth Croat.
N.:11.1.iN ZE.Ptillt,
•
IS lIIIKTI.AND WOOL, ~
KNITTING MATKRIALII; Ac.
A choir. no., N ~,,, .t ..f ovorytning In thin Noe et
NA EON, OREN A 31A011.1111'N. ,
noll No. 17 Fifth stront.
MILE BOSTON IiKATINO CAP, comOin
log beauty and coml.. t--mail. of Zephyr Wool..tur
Wont and children.
VANOY KNIT ZEPHYR nooos on Land and mallel to
EATON, MEE t lIACIWAI,-
•
D RESH, CLOAK AND MANTILLA
TRIUMNii9
end be/AM. rly hoof abodes .81 calcus.
ANU (LQAV 7'A3367.3 AND BINDthCS,
In ch. I , v , colon'.
•
Iloavy Black crottheL Fringes, •
h... brew and elegaut stylO, 61
non CA t OHMS k MAOHUIII . II, 17 /Mb it.
RICH FRENOB EMBROIDERIES—
Klegent dalgua of .4.10/AaltS and saws. I. b•d
.d lace tioodir. . . .
Z 4111; liiCXligING AND BANDS, DIMITY 111 , F.
17.1.11'0.
' •
1 , 11.4 %'(.11 LACE and ell ANTII.LI rins-Plalti nod
broldered.
11,1,n t Capes, W.IRIA mud v.obair, IlanakercLlnta,;o,at
ruly low in Ice. 141011, CILIA 111ACH1111;
no1:1 17 fifth street.
GENTLEMENS' UN DElt OARMENr3--
A ttoportur ausurtmoot iu £ilk. Wool. Ptiatino aual:ltti•
out arld Drawers, witoleaulo ut.td
EATON, CREW: A DIAORUM'S;
nv2l No. 17 Market etrept.
LADIES' MERINO, SILK AND WOOL
KNDP:II.V6STB. DitAWKita AND DREB9IOB—AII
am,a nr blinad,'. Ml.' and t thildrene, at lowaat pnaalbla
DATuN, CIIED A BIACILUt.
14 , 21 t 7 st*t.
BOSTON MIMEO ALL WOOL 11.0*S;
.Fleece Lined Cotton 11(19e;
Hose;
Mine.
.r Immo., direct from like Iblyort-
A .old el Y.kkatern prim. jo Oily
EATON, ORk:11 Jk %I AEILI4I,
21 VIM Wee.
.--30.1.HR1 feet of PioolTim
-t lung, Double Timber, Jailt reed
'trait, by
%V. %Y. WA 4/401E.
COFFEE FOR SAFE.—
. of our 0(1105,114 Bomb,' et.
°NAY/ a VAN GOILDICO, •
tUALITY RICE flit. sale
lIIIA Fri VAN 11101kDKE.
I geb:kurbsttigemsnts
la igrgllantouo.
SAMUEL GRAY & SON, :r
4 IRST PREMIUM
, - Stove°. Grates and Ranges, is
• •
VFAVE
Or C-
OPENED ANOTHER SELE
TI 0 N
01 various grade. and colon., adapted In the best City sod
Carib, ry trade, which will be wade np to order in the latest
and mast .pp Ted manner at m ante puree. ,riel 9
STAVE: lt
V.)'•
A. 1) RADLEY,
No. 4 , Wood Street,
WOULD INVITE PUBLIC ATTENTION
r • to the larva stx4 awl greatest variety of fltnete
In We State, unong erhich`.:erM be found the entobrateet
COAL COOK STOVES,
TROPIC,
Eureka and Arbiter.
VICTOR, LIVE OAK Sc PITTSBURGH
PARLOR AND HEATING' STOVES
Great Inducement• offered to Bonder* •ni! eatian In trout
or MILATIOI,GRATIC vtiohrre, rINDKII2, to.
u te trontil call partleolar attention to cnr plot], c„lrl•rn
Dui:BLE-TOP GAS AND SMOKE CONSUMING
S'l' 0 E ;
TROPIC, EUREKA AND ARBITER
The only 11. stet Pineke-Clonenntere In the wake,. Cob ,
ere that are celled no hove not the DOUBLE: lUP—the
mein feature In wring Melee end Font, which le eerured
to es by two patents.-
To thaw lii weld of a Cloy,. for Tamil.) von, that bee r •
failed to give malefaction, we would rooommend them,
blob, although they buoy tamer been exhibited at Clete
Panay Tatra, 1116.0 • repotalioo for Durability cod ltruo•
my D fuel . unequalled by coy ,ither cloven h, the Mal,
CAUTION!-Bu}' no Stove tAiled (ao Con
sumers 'without the Double Top- nolS:Gm'i
GRA!ND PiANO
one 1E11,4.0
_ . •
7%Q .- .
r-- 1
' AV
ntl,
et= • • .f7' ;
f`r• to - „1 „.
'.‹=••
• Linn the
~I~IIESUBSCBLBEt - "'""" -- ini •
cootaing to the rib& revolved •
eplentlld 7 Octave Carved Roresiend Grand Pia., from the
Factory of Obirkertog k Fong 'the Pent ode of their rein
Improved Scale that ham barn io Pitteborgh
lide Piano has repaired the tonat imqualided admiration
from all who been wen it. and he. been pronounrod by. om.
potooi Jpsigita to pare., in as eminent degree, th gee quail
tied width eanaitato ghee inatrutoont.
The public are lavitatl to call aud a. ltd.. apleralid rialto
at the Warehunad ul JOIIN 11. bitt..loll.,
0017 11 Wokal Atrect.
flUS,tocK) CKI
:Ur 00
Cli-X,XOPLELIRINC3 da f3pN6'
NEW SCALE
100) 00
ylO 00
4,116 00
MO 00
' 1 , 0 4 00
6S t 00!0 20
SEVEN OCTAVE PIA NOS,
WITII TIMER STRINGS TO EAcki NOTE
In the Troble--NewT4t llntomer.—lime.) Bottom, and
•
• fleprating Action.
ANEW LOT of the above
Plano Foramina reeelred direct from
the aleanotacint7 ad Chickening & Soo; Boa
lam, .haled personally by Sr.l Chemise Mellor, mensleting of
enperbly Carved and Plain Homewood Casea.
The pubLic ars tespectlally inriteel to call ao.I r mimeo
them splendid Instronienta. Fur lade only by
MEIN
IV W. A, ColdWoll.
Wiliam" Mahn,
John Incherkl,
Ili.o. A. herry
curpnir..R.u.icr .sz. SON'S
NEW SCALE .4 .00TAVE PIANOS.
TILE subscriber hasjust reeeiv ,
ed direct from the hisolifectory of
Chlokeritig Sons, Roston, • oeir aed yden
did lot of their NEW SCALE 6% OCTAVE PIANOFORTES
elem mellescerood sad Black Widmer Clues, selected per.
email) oy.llr.Chsrlee Mellor, Lhe Peetory, for thin mar
keL niche from t 05300.. For sale only by
JOHN 11. MELLOR,
Agent for iChlckerieg .1 goo's Planes,
Al WOOD STREET.
D AYARD'I'AY LOA'S NEW BOOK.
Jobe CI, Due'. No Wok.
Edmond About's New Book,
At Rome And Abroad-1 Akelob Book of Life Scenery
and Mon, by Daynod Taylor.
Clitrinalus, by anther of wan.. Qn..flo” "
The Noon', King, by Juba O. leee,
Yell Education Translated from tee Freer traf
Two new Vol.. of Derby At Jackein'a rrsoch
Clutioa VIA •
Voltaire', attack. lab and Collat.'s( The Ascot.,
/JARMO ClioisNan Oratorio; Roy. J.llll.:Whiks, author
of Eldora. France;
Leaders AI the Reformation, by Rev. 3011 II Twmai , It to.
(114.11rieq of UM Law* of Thought:
Eatery of Indoor's:lance LIMO •
Par W. at nol9 DA VIPON'd, 90 Wool
ARTNERSIIIP NOTICE.—The under
alined have (mod.. (banal,. towabor In the fork
Backing ( Illanghtsrlok and Pravliclon B.lneas,:ooder the
Imo. awl Idyls of lIARBACOLII4 A CO., from Noptionlon
let, Ititik JACOB tIATBADO II,
IiCILINGER WARR/LOOM,
WILLIAM II ARDA UGH.
BENJAMIN V. PRTTIT.
ON. LLWIIITAOHE,
Plttabtml; Nov. li, 1001 .— ootf31d
e112=3
/WWI uamituto blll.l. r. ernt,
tring e.lu r mm H • umor.,
ITA r
BAUGIIS & CO.,
POitt.R. YACIi MRS
M3=l
• .
PROVISIONS.
la. Pork Noose on C..inn,urd ntrmt..N. KAnt Lnun. Alle.
&howl:My. OHlce, No. t. 19 Worry PlNnborgb. Pn.
.114... Tend•
. J .1011021 81.
W. S ... t " o " cla - CO - ii — ii .... Stevenson,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 15 Wood It, PAtisborgh, Pa.
IMPORTERS' AGENTS for sale of Soda
Ash, 111 Carlo Soda, Nitrate Soda, Manganew, Atwok,
barytes, Ac Sc, and Dealers to Iron, Nana, Window Oleo,
Olaaawara, White, Lead, Unwed Oil and Plttelturgh Mame
teensy. generally.
•1•8410 Ants 11180111811 • CROASDALIV Ogle
EDILATIM R O ME AND GUANO FRItTLI,I7.BB—Ibe EI
chew,
eat and beet In ow. oehlyd
ThIPORTANT TO FARMERS AND GAlt-
J.DINSILS.—MItebeII A &Gandale's ClelebraLed
tneolompoat and boot In nee.
['renal:Man, October 29th, 1689.
Mans. lir oczien A STlVilbutt —Getuktacm—lo reply
to your enquiry rempeeting my experiments vrith Liftmen
A throottale'sfluper.Phosphate /An., I htro the pkosore to
date that thus far thoy here been rog sakhictorr. Here
tofore I hare had bat little faith to the .000500 or optviill
trountrug, bet (big p.m:en eiparintee wills two [MU sap
pban,bate Ilene end rine part rano applied to potatoes, and
other crops, Imo produotal the most entleterfory motto.—
bl poteloes thne tavola aurpaseed in yield nod onallty
Ulm. planted catternise on the some ground: I oluterred
the same adrantage to many other vegetable Punkas!.
I hare the honor to 60.r0ur5; , .7
eel JAR. It:MILEY.
L...mut LIGHT 1 r--1 have made arrango
xi Tannta lo keep constantly on band toll simply or
CAUTION, ()AL AND LARD OILS, BURNING ILIAD
AND ALCOHOL, which will be warranted aqua/ to any m
Ode matket,and whitt, will be node/could by none, as my
rAcillltaktor snowing beet materials at lowest riles are
arch as stable me to offer edema/um.tuteurpmwed thte
1100 of baalneee. Quantities to malt iluttimaare.
SIMON JOHNSTON, lOrmutiet,
n. 19 Garner emitheeld and Womb arrant.
A CUOICE STOCK OF
uger,misns AND oniumEws
MORS AND GAITERS,
AI TIN YEOPLIffa MU STORE,
note N 0.15 PIFTI DT.,Drovreep
-- -
lONS fur sale by
OIRAVY• VAN GORDREL
ME ONIONS for sale
J. B. cutionci.,D4 co.
IDER for wale by
J. IL CANFIELD $ CO.
lE small White Beans
. t OA lICL
1 1 1VENTY-BEVENTII List Applications for
BeMeg Upon, llltallei the Clterk'• Ofthe. op to Not.
lets, Ilitee - . -
Cletapeell Jame, teeent,'-'d indd. riltabwl3 l 4
L ' '''rt r ru ' dn ' . 6" ' ' IIi d OIL A. &ILES', Chet.
Melee Ofifes,Ntoratittlo-$ 6ll . hole Uld
__-_-_-
ae. Sweet Havana, on
_
ANDSIL.ON, 311 Wood' 4rtel.
6, Spying Bonny 'it . ; ,i r n a t t I 0
WHEAT-.4llo"bualtele Bed and White
Wboat for seliby
Etn/P A 4 124 &cud axed.
sale by
a AMU, LI facia skeet.
NO. 19 PITTS STREET,
OVERCOATINGS,
I=l
President,
Clarendon,
Portsmouth,
Moscow,
Fsqueunaux, and
Johanny Beavers,
FOR WOOD, TOR
Together *Oh Prom!ant Stormer throe ruletlee,
JOHN U. EIKLLOk,
Eok. Agonta forl.Thickering Norm' Piano.,
for YOkstraort. and Wolter.. P.m.'.
HANIIFACTTRERS' AGENTS
A N D
8 ILVEIS MEDAL
DIPLOMAS!
, AWARDED Ili SRN ).ATP. ALIS6:IEIY OMNI'S
Ifit , llll , t N PliNN£l , lo/ %NIA AUII.I- • -
CULTURAL sOollerY
BISSELL
NO. 235 LIBERTY STREET,
SIANIEIVACTITR&RS uV
000 PC I rst , PB RLOR
ON :sr
HEATING: STOVES,
Fine and Common Enamelled
GRATE FRONTS AN!) FENDERS
Aid the Vela... Led Cnpit.l nrul goglo
COOKING RANGES
Ur.° want I/19 I.lltsT C•ntl:lNti II ANO It tit! Is Inwk4
ta
BISSELL A CO.'S
If j..n aoht s CaOKIN; ST VI Ova ,aunts 1,.
pant', rail on
A. CO
II you am bnli•Ilu; qi,•l w.I 1..t1 UItATZ
FRONTS ANU YKNDII.M., 4-411
s4AIJeI _ NO.
.235 ILlrerty SA re.t. _
F IRST PREMIUM AWARDED <,:v
RV MN BTATS FAIR To ?re
... .
A; II A F F ik C U. ,
MANITFACTIJILIe.IIS
FOR TUB ItK6T
S.TOVES
volt Tyll BEST
COOKINO RANGE FOR FAMILIKS,
Wish F,.41 Nor for In Colt,
AND BEST
,W 00 D COOK STO A'.
birLom.t PVIZ, ILEFF LAUNDRY STOVE.
A 1... hand a.nsortinetnt llPatlng
Kau and Falley,Urals, FrntaA, Ponders, Nutt und Ii Inn..,
!Wet' lirtile.n, Wagon Nicol, IlnliOr W.ro, 11'
NRAFF & CO, •
No. 21r0.1herty S
Al TIM II SAD Air WISnU STURF:T,
Pirr,monon. it
PA t.11,86.N'S
HAT,
CA 1 , . mo
I NThlli.lett.
TIIIS kV.
I NTII , .I•V
Ladies' Furs ,
LADIES' FURS,
L.VDIES' FURS
01-X. I LIJR. F Cr.FtEl ,
CIIII.DI:I7NS' I I RS,
I 1,1)1:E.N.,•
. GENTS' FUR GAUNTLETS,
PA If 11.,5if., , 6w - ,
Paulson's!
NO. 7.; {YOOI. STREET.
DIIPU Y P< MITCHELL
PR ODUCF: COMMISSIOM MERCHANTS.
''OQIe• No. I Sle•t'• Block. South-Water
St., ror La Natio St., Chlr•go.
- Wort.houmo No. 1:1 tiotath-Wat
Solicit for thc, purebat , c or Flour and Grain in
Chi cago Market.
IMIIMIT.NCL. IN CITT,briC /1
Ilitchcock, dl'Orrory 61i., 1 , 441,)el
W Enq I Nit IT. t • W. 1..
J.J.l.lcra.tott.
J. W. MUM... V. A. TOEP6i.
FINLI4V & 'I`IIILPI N.
COMMISSION NI F,ltellA NTS,
t?Olaq particular nttention porrhiso as..l HI. t.f
FLOUR, GRAIN AND I . OIIR.
Items , rnI.IPPINC(YrT &
JNO. R. CANYIF:I.P, I.
DANIKI. WALL
CARD
MaIiMEIME
MS=
==l
NO. 971 LIIiF.RTY : 4 TRV.AT, di t pelt Typiwallo ILr Kltgle
SAMUEL MART WM. SI. GORMLY CURRY.
W. M. GORMLY & CO.,
IAT Lh7BAI kl
GROCERS,
11=13
VH.:O VISION H . FH.i>DUC Iti
VITTSBURLIII MANUFAUTURP.S
No. 471 Liberty Striol, Pttt.tlurgll, Po
Jultioul2dp
S PLENDID NEW FALL sTocK
exi.vintArru ricikit.s(
PiANO
I=l
1V11.14 AM KN A OP: 1 110,
UUS for nxtkllatrirn oat, ..111 romputiLinn
Manata.anters . Agent fur Pinahntrli Ana li...um Pomo
=CI
noll! no. )P Wnod d. .Loco WM.
NtOFFAII h LIFE I'ILLE
AND
• -
BITTER , S.
In cum of Srertukt, Vktm, Penrety, or Eroptiona if the
Bkin,the operation c.l 010 LI YII SIBUICINES IR truly oi
tonykincolton toronvlnpr, In lo tr,e , dnyx, .vary toatogo of
thus , . Ina thou!. disogoolo, by thole pot flying rßrete un ttb,
W. I. Datong Avers. /.'ecwr.v!O .tyre, Itytrepsia, ' , Tarty,
Pd., and in .hors, tu.nt all dineexerooloon veld to their rnr.
aura proporties. No Ininlly abonla bo ultimo( theme. by
that, gnnely ow moth onftntlng ..dorpettoo may be stas,l.
yor,aalo by W. B. kt(lvr.Arr, J.ii Itrustlway. Nov York,
and by all Dfneftloto, . n.S.2maks•T
Furs! FOrs!!
TIDE PIIEMIUM FUItSI!:
LOUIS MULLER, Manufacturer of all
kind, or hunted, Cblldrrnie or Uantlaturn'a FUIDI,
filalgti and Carriage Itobq iloal , ra In Itnflialn Rotaoi,L3,
wholitgalo and retail, t o. ISM Wood *creel, nett door to Dr.
Keyser.
topaltad, dramal and alterrd In the neat loan.
nor. ,All kinds galloping Pura lasupgt. orglatrad
. _
WM . . SMITR, -
PICA.CHRIft.. orr music.
triolin, Elute, Xelaarlyn nod Eingiv,)
41tirCloados Jo Binglug, In Um Svoologa f.r
Sottinlays for Juvenile..
.Qbcm, mado town upon appliedifra at hi..
DENOE, Ni). 113 YOURTII KTIINET, Pitt•bncgb,l'..
ix2S-Sly
EL IAW A T U A
NUT A SD ROLT woßss.
pkpurr 1101_ PRESSED tillp Mi zive f.O lasod 00.1
0 3 / 1 101thiTric.P01, DOI M.C10.017. AR.
riantiand ImOupepta, furohtml itc„absitt94lke t
106Waraboure, Na 111 Witter meet.
anilkadis 9 AP,iSCOLLY A CO.
r- ,
•,1" . 7 /2
CIIEAPEST ! BEST !! LARGEST !!!--
$; l5 pays the Tuition for ingle atilt Double
Book-keeping, Writing Comm 6 ieud .
Arithmetic and cturea..]
Eight '" k " blvd. PY, Ptationer , 12; eau tm—
putlro ratonum, tu . :
Usual that to ckaaplata fall gotaaa, Rum 6Le 10 waesta.
Rs.ry Radent, upon araslnstio.g. [Caaravtaltdi
Waal Cu =taw Um, Rook. of any I , aaiaeak and Iptallfied
to earn a salary of fron4soo to 01000. .1 - 6tUdanla <ater at auy Vacattoti.—Rflialtf at
pleasars.
1 , 1 itftT PREMIOI.I3 FOR URS't OUBIIPESS RITIFO
Pint 1659, meiyrd at Plttal.nrgh, Plinadelplda and Oh/0
Mate Fair at Zanarrllle. Alf , A, at principal Vain of the
Union for the past four year..
o.S.Mlolaten' ant received Cl belt pH. J
for etrealars, Specimen, and Elabolohai Vlaw of the
Collage, endow. Ore letter stamp. tof
..244a.1 • F. W. J 1 0 ,11( NS, Potattergh. P..
•
ablic
jloticts.
=ll
• _
t O=; t L ,4 6Cll'R . SC iu o t ti .e PAII...ES,I,2:.—hREPILII.
ry J.
Church. Penn atrea, Fifth Ward, TIILS (31.u P ditY) Y AWL
INA. tor the benefit of the Nioth Hrani tiniOD ilntubty
School.
gortscr—PALKSTINI.
1
Admittance 115 mum; cltildreo
N. hi:luta 1
Mr. . will exhibit the costume of hat country, and ren
der the lectors otherwise attractore itoi interesting.
not:LIU
•
Blsnoi
SudrsoN beliver 1t Lecture
Church(,bla=A7V)StlLb.3,:tl.th4"mrsi• trtat M. 1.
, fliouser—.3ketch. of Trarcl In r y stse o y 4 alid I the Holy
Lind."
' boors open at 6% o'clock ; (seta commenmat
TICKIHD 50 CENT/I—to bo had i at J. L. Drrtd•s bookAt
oNm, Fourth arm a
*J. W. Bat Arse •a, Market .trees, d at the door. '
, • nol9
0,0100 nrEsoraon A Om KMx it. IL Co,
Pittsburgh, Ni.o 180,14 P.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDEDIS.—ThS annual
--r =noting of the Stockhold.• Of the Pitteburgh and
Connalwrille Railroad Company will ho twirl st the office
of the Company, (Jones. Ittill•ling, Fourthstroot,) In the
•Hy of Pittstutrth, on the First llonda ) ( 11th do) of Do-
comber snot, at Ifidelock, A. M., for 'the purpose of elect
ing bruins Directors for the ensuing year. •
n 021.311 A. L. IttIYSELL, Secretary.
Orrice blosonnensti IsettWM& CO.,
Pitteburgb, Nov.l9th.Elt9.
Aer Election for Nine Dire:lore of this
s. w." Cumpany, to cane daring the ensuing yens., will be
held at the Olnce, N 0.98 Weter greet, on TUESDAY. lb*
uw der of December neat, between the boors dill deka,
A. M. mod 2 o'clock, P. M.
n02.1:14td • HENRY M. AYWOOD,Searotary.
Watts hiostorralunsit /saUlatlCll Co.i
• Pittsburgh, N0r.1.2th,1859.
LI" .. -I)t v I DrllD.—Tho President and Directors
"v ,d this Company hare this day declared i'diridend
of Tiro DatforsoUti Fifty f' -1,1, on each stun of the Capital
Stuck, out of the earned profits of the Last els.thoutbs, 141
be spylird to Who rodoction of the mil Dm Bilia,
uo.2l:leid ILIENRY Id. ATWOOD, Secretary.
OeT it IN CITY LITERARY INSTITDTR,—This
Society will moot on next MONDAY RTZNING,
llst inst, to the Court /loom, at 7% o'clock. All interest,
«tOlll plea. attend. •
holtitti MILTON MoCLRLLAND, Pinaident.
Panetertvalna lasunDmt b, 1.
Eittatnargth, Nov. I/ tit i an.
li .. .littiorpin.—At a meeting, of the Direct
ory et thla Company, held thin day, • dleidend of
VI tit PER CENT, wan declared out ef the pMets of the
hut six moths, payable In cash on demand to the bolder.
',id paid op Meek. and to he credited telitock Notna of hold
ers of Block not,inlly paid op..
noldilrod I I. ORIIINt SPROUL, Fac'y.
PETER SINCLAIR., of Scotland, Will dolly
' ril er hi. I/demoting Locum; with Andrieteit Panora
ma, as hilloorm
BISSELL & CO
TU NADAY, Nov. 15th. 11lrininghane, 8 and 7 o'clock r.
Tli URSDAY, Nor. 17th, Proeport, nand? do
SATURDAY. N0v.19111, Kittanning.; 3 and 7 do
Children 10 coots Adulta2s cent;
'At the public meeting bold In the B.F. h r. 114 74801
Church, Oct 24th, a Large number of the members of the
Synod beiug muscat, the following reeolution Nits offsred
by tbo Mar. /Wand Jentduge, D. D., lioderatorf ;
Nuolred, That this meeting now exits.. Its gentlficallon
on bearing the sentiments of glr.Peteti, Sinclair op the =D-
P. of Temperance, and for the Inettnettai Imparted by
pictorial representations, and thankluhaess far 141, visit to
•
tbfe moat"' and to thi. city.
The rewointion was canted unatilmotudy by Acclamation.
Mr. SINCLAIR to onsarpared as a Melons kith* young.
or, Clooday, 14th, h. will be at Birmingham; Wedseaday,
PAIL, at Freeport; Friday, 18th, Itittanninc; and lector° to
children in the afternoon, and adults in the evening. No
charge for adrotaaloci to them locterec neltivd
owe Cl,, Banc.
Poustunto a, October 20t10.850.1
n - Tvvy - T.A N Election for Thirteen Direaors of
Oils Bank will be held at the Banking Ileum, on
'ONDAY, November 21.1, between the hours of 111. ti.,
and r w too :WWI JNO.BIAOOIII 4 LN, °ashler.
AllcuParcen Bent, I
PUbasorgla,October 21.41869. J
NI Election fur Thirteen Directors of
!hi. tt.ok will be Geld tbeZinklog Holm, on
MoN DA V, November 2lst, between tbE boars of til and
3 P. u.
TIo Anil.] ?dmLing of not Stockholder. 8111 ho held oo
TUSADAY, Novecuhot let, at WA- m.
lcod . GEO. D. MCGREW, o..shler.
Au.aoarar BANE, I
Pattthirgh, October Mtb r 'lB.s9.l
Elution for Thirteen -Directors of
this FLIIIk bold at the Flanking Those, on
bION DA V, th.....15t .137 of November, between the non. of
0, st. 1.1,1 x o'rlock P. 13.
A ,;-0,-, at rim «ling of the Stockholallant wtlt te . held at
loogn, co TUFSDAY, th 4 darcif.'Norm.
tor, r:t to nr20.i.0 J. W. COOS, Claahicr.
OT11•F —The den .
)gned degires to
ctosts ALL 1113 PUSINVILL both persamal and
00f.1 . 020001, horwallatoly. Timm. baajog blialticaa In
ataf, aa 4a t.
r,tiomal COIL ao4 set o and Teeth. thafr
one r y olfore rnun.ol. Thor Indebted to him
or b, thol.le f ~3 rtorfts-m A Co., foe probaslMaalumby,
or o p o o moo,i,olgroot,t, to other • 4,0, aril' please pay U.
go N. N If.sq..or to Illfuelf at Me o/Bna, wham
to. will ntliool doily for the yroa.mt, froto 1 to 3 o'clock p. m.
THOMAS 111141 LON.
MMRI
Cretzaa' Ilsnr.., el [taboret, Oct.. 2041,1955 b
L . I7AN ELEeTtom for Thirteen Directors of
this Bank will to held st the Banking , noose on
11Mille1',21et 4 , 1 November, between the hourett 101.1 E
and 2 0.
The donned dieeung of Ploclholdiwe .al be held on
TuKSDA Y, Nov Ist, a 10 a. v.
oe'lloodhl E,IY, JONES, °Udder.
. -
North Sewickley Academy::
SCIIOOL is nitaatediin Beaver Co.,
lit., about b mile. north of New Brighton Station on
11.. Wayne and Chicago (Railroad.; It. lots
lien I. ',ay inviting on account of the healiblijnena and
twenty of the surroanding country. The Studatita are free
how immoral asactstioue and all ottch sturodadina •it
will divert dick mind.
It In r.inducteJ under lb, conjunct enperirlalon of Elm.
ISKIIIO.II end Mr. LUOIOBOSOOOO. Mr. la known
an the author of OngoaTe aerie. of ProgritwiTellawilera and a
teacher of lon experience The Modern Latiguagati will be
taught by Prot IldltfidlT, a gentleman alutzted In Prance
and tirrcuany.
The pent Ofelikll2 Will companion on TBREIDAY,pot.2ISII,
Ihsn; and continue= weeke. The undue of hutment:in I.
thorough, Including all the brenchen taught la high
iwtinole gentredly.
Tnition, Room, Lights, Vna4llAaatilng-;...165 00
Additional fur Latin and Omsk, nacb ' fr 00
LZ===l
I nstrum.ntal liimia
MT=!
For forthrr particulars suldrersa ROT. 11. W 611140. or Mr
OSIOOD, North &mirkley, P.
Ittrorrocs-0. YIEAGEIL, J. E. PAPS, GotWW. GOB.
INFON, Jr., J. It. hIrFADDEN. saliklanocd
I v ~ i .1•• ij~_ , •3~1 T.~RHU~7 ~1:~~
AND
WRITING ACADEMY,
College Hell, Diamond, lEilrmisigham
For Ornamental Wrlling---.—..416
•• Plain Writing..—_....._lol , Tlme unlimited
0 {Vining nod ilaat-Kerplus..... 23 .
1MC131.17: • .
ti I , IIA PFEIL, Proferoor at Writing ind Book.Hosplng.
0. It. I.KITIIKAD, Jr, Professor of Poransalll4.
U. 11. W BMA P:olowor of Book-Hroplog .Coauslor•
dal Cnkulatioos.
SKY. W. It. DOLTON, Lecturer ou I/Istory and General
Suljecta.
110 N. It. P. SLENNIIIMN, Waist= to Den
mark. a member of the Pittsburgh Bar, Lettered on Octule.
mereial Low.
PROS. hi. P. EATON. Lecturer ou Elocution.
tlail and me what ha. moor been before cataucyteel by any
room., namely: Specimens of Ornamental sad Practical
Penmanship =rented In your presence, la the =art spa= of
from Mt remands and upwards.
Clood bearding at Au) per week, ,Dlrmlnettal Perry
free for student. Rentrance at my time.
For specimen:mot ontand Ratan= Writing, eptelow two
postage stamps, and adder
U. N. LElTlillD,Prinalpal,
pealyttlwlf Pitiablegb. P.
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PENN INSTITUTE,
HANCOCK EITRANY, NEAR PENN •
• •
Will toapan on MONDAY, the 726 AUGUST. Term
822 per tension of Soo months. J. M. SUM
504:17J Princlpia.
MORE TV WE ADRII I slatiFinAN T HE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER WORN I.IE
kings or Emi,erors.
•
iv it AT ! A Bea UTIFUL ZAD OP RAIL
TILE that will natu ly m
41.1 eter° the
tai
hilin of the hair, ( th e changing o which to gray Wog
an
lo
u, of a lack of proper mere ns,) 11 Wily a valu
able metlikina. Prof. WOOD'S 11A1111 TONIO fil the only
eat, remeelfior haldoeme, drynom p4=stare.Chmge of
rotor. Roil thtltieveral .wideness of slack of secretions at the
hone of the hale, which can be bond. Quid preparations
Mound, and t•lnitr tonics . fill every mete grocery'. In
the country. Arvid all "hair Make unlace known to be
the prepatetiou of some man whomty his become
world lido. Do not hit any nmtrom render experiment
ilium our lair. Touch nothing )411 Ile not goodness',
,i... believe la all that It perporm hi he. Professor Wood ham
...,
°mood, by year•Of sereneteat of the es of hlit prow .
Minn, lite present norm Oier 160 Mattel as Wore no
of oho value of th is Half Rotondo., f rarnee who ham
Irbil U. Road the following: \ • •
1
Haw Von , April 10$0, INA.
"DR. Whom—Dear Ent /Ninon ma expeali P.M. O.
ol.hgetiong 1 am under Lir the fu reatorif4on of my
hair to ite original mdor. About the { meta mg arrival to
tie United Mates it was rapidly og gran NM, urnn
the applicatbm of your "Hair 1•• .. re . it mon recotred
It. original boo. I oonolderyonr Rea . so es a vary Won
&dot outnatil., quite efikaelons as rel ea Meltable.
.1, dmroir, your. truly, , •
THAI,BLEIA.^
Rot. O. W. outran, tailiatuaiolt• nation he wora a
wig for enteral 'eery, hot by the um° Wood'. Hale Rana ,
inivo he now lovi a floe heed abide. •
Efir Bold by all Drcgittets, and by I - J. W 0444 a Co., 414
Droadwuy, New York, and 114, Nark. atm; ht.Lards,Pda.
Pohl In Pittnntrgh by Dr. CEO. U. • :ESERe.EI. L. PAZ
NEuTOOK a One and ail ErmtElta. .teireatt>i
ittojourned Asiggu- 'a Mae.
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. lkl., 0 NEXT TUE&
jot DAT, Novetulxr=oll749, at
ys lug th
• Court floats, hte
ally or Miusbaig4,,,ll arm at 'MIN &L.
...oat of Loail Cal Town Lot. In Illnnesata; la and near
It. Paul, AL Ault:only and Stillwater. A 1.., land. hi Whh
rondo, In °IAA near Toledo, and Van Worn WI lora, UM
nonro.l, nod good Intone.. Comas trarintrooney to to
von will find It to that. advantage In attend, ha Ihs . 11 • 11
shaolota, mid retain foram sale moderato: . • •
Trims caah—purchasen paying coat al ontroyanclag.
Wad. H. CAMPBELL, Crlis Sal Gr ;at at.,
nollialtd Aniline, of Jim. Blakely, Ng.
VELOUR O'NfOItIANE,
POPLINS, O r d
RICH FANCY SILKS, at
jj EMP•SEED-2.5 bum. for sale by • ; '
Wu v. n•CKEGWN, Urt . Marty
igturattottatl
CARD ON ENTRANOE:
naaau►cartn s one.
ASIIP auction Salo.
3. G. D 4 B .. lsaaiioneer.—
Clostuarettal Ur Roams N. 64 tiftb atria.
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DRSSS SILKS, TRIMMED B - 0: • :
ac. A? AIJOTION„--WAI 'whit*
NOT. J. at 110 at g"o:auseatillgabd
2 do 20 r..cy do - ) - •
ID Wean Prie, sad a - r
oan or quantily loviZael- Way
Trlzomod Boodatad Ladies? Zar sad Onatrairdad Ma.
dna'.
as
Bop' damp. • O. DAVI& ATOM
TINCLAIALED- PLOWSAT AIICTION.-;
On 'Mosby, Dee. sSt,ats o'clock,l% Wit tbildnio
mar Mal Bales Rooms, No. GS Nth GYM; OD MOMGM - GYam -
IL may mammy to pry *Melt dad stmorMoila SMOG. -
Mows from t h e Mawr Goody Stkrolb, naldim maGamatd
balm the day era* Doll G. DAVlAlilet.
A DMINISTRATOBW MUD OF, WM-
I= 103 (MIMS WORK-Oo Radom* Mlle.'.
log tl2Fr.teli; SI l 0 doloolc, Ib7 older of eitethhheetate
the We 11. H. Boa, Irfl3 to mold, at the Umber Terkes
the Rant of Oa Alkibany rin, gars Mad 13:3131221dge,
tho following valustdo lot of Lumber:- ,
foot I bath MIMI BOadIC •
US 3
1.1,,100 "Mgdo &dints
1.00 " 1 " lawny do
360 to .
a,0.11 u a - u
F do
1.000
533 " 9 O
" doh
camoon Aslrdtaft_ _
21;Sed " kola Poplar SOWN
600 ^ o h.k .
4d00" doodling,
0 . 206 " " Boor&
Toranat sak. eon
AUBTIII LOOMIS& CO, Iforohnote may,
--- _ -
J. O. nava, .irct.
ALLEGHENX PROPERTY FOR SALE
—T.o Lots oth ifocktgo.msry drwat. %Ana ARA iwCh
tad ulmellog &keg Taylor mace-110 tk.t,l •
Teitu, orw-fourtb cub. balsam to 1;2 uta 8 junk' AP
ply to AIISTLEI LOOMIS * 00.,101 re tt .t. sut.t.
412 . 0 t. T HALES BY AUBl 2 ll=Bi z id .
WorSbil IVENING.—Ban
sad k u Lder.. l4 !rums pntao .=
:=llierchantVrAt i ss by
AIMIN1.00111.11:
Haw, Dra ft s and Loans en En! Edate•treolidect 110
roam:able b.rms by AUSTIN 1.00,11113 *CO.y
call hoot Note acoluirs.o2 Am**
LOCUM (St 081100,
IMPORTERS OP
H A RDWA ,
NO. 52 WOOD
Form 5TF0L13!2...-
Fo Doors above St. Charles note!, • 1.. , ,
~ 03 riiriantia
G. 8. BITLN, Late af Larecastar.......l&&44 G&&&4 PGl4.'s
GEO. IL ISTLIN4N'dt:CO.,'
Otonunission
los Tag au*
T. PIG IRON, 8L00M49, , ,1tdT4-
No. 52 Wood St., Elttatraiirti.
itosatwass—Lyon, Eharb & Pltidruitin INlaptao,
Gopolan& & Go, littabnrilL: Tbo. XL Pm:Atta, Bub Lew
&Ws& Um Wawa 0.1[11,124 ilarriabarc Drys% Gardoar
&90, HoUldsty•bari„ P.
TEE M!MIEWELLEIB
Insurance Company
OF PLULADELPWAL
Insurer At Lots or Daitairi by iiiro
on B.lldlngs, lloroh
altar*, aco., at Reasoaablo -
Batas or Prosolazo• • •
DlAlo2olll—r. Ratchford Stair: Minds .WEreof Wm'
Wies A Co; Nano" "mat= Jim. M. Atwood, of loud,
White & 004 Bud. Tradick, of Tndkkalokaa 4k Co.
Henry Wharton; Mordaed l Damn; Geo. H. Beiwarkai
Bewail A Brtm Jobe R. Brown, of John 11. Brown &Go;
O. A. Faboadcok, of B. A. tetumatodi A Co; Andrew D.
Curb; J. 4 &Mager, of Woad & Brener. :
P. ELLTOEPOBD BTAIn, PiWailek
Pirrodowin Rawmuwas—Wm. Ildmai A Co,,l.Pdader .
Co., Mumma At. Uwe Mg, Jot . Mardian, Mai.,
Kramer. En., Wilmo t Mlamy & Co., Won; Caine Go.,
Batley, Brown A Ca, Lenagdoo Oopalawd & CB, James B.
&
Lyon Ca, Wm. B. Lardy & Co. . • - =
GEO. B. BRYAN 6 co. mrsistsu
3e3oamd Na 62 Wadi Steak;
lYOß'n*smFa~*
Assurance Company,
NO. 1 1100BOATN annum LONDON.
ESTABLISHED I . N 1836.
OAPITAL-- $0,29141100 OD
PAID UP OA - P/TAL AND - BURPLUB... 2.19.19,111.091
ANNUAL PAVIDI WI, for the yearend.
January 91,
'PHIS COMPANY INSURES AGAINST
Lass or Damage by fire. o=4 every dant** el
Property. Th. Ratzsof Protium are nodershs - salLta
taws, based upon the character of the owners& amp
pant, sad the merits of the tisk.
Lora promptly adisetted and guild wittiouCteirmiaito
London. q.ds.l , • Ana Pmgded •P*Alit!r!
pktafbrpoymeat lontan Ott annstry.
mum= tx.rrrntoraiuM
Mans. James McColl, * co. 174 Wood attieet-
John Floyd 0%173
" Brown A IClrkpattitks 3 93 Marty duet
D. 0 .rm A Oa, 99 Wood ateast:
" Wilton, Wtaroy & CO, 64 Med leash
" Janne hfrOandless & Ca,
Mal& & Co., 91 Wahsr ttrest
ihnlbuftek co.. inns =a ir6o4 am*
Woodwell & &cm, and Wood g irtF
Atwel4 Lee A 00, B Word nerts4
" Burchfield& Co., Pantile and Itarkst arum
" MoDandlaw, Means &Pa., Wad and wage",
George A. Eilaart, Egg, 12 Beak Elea.
Hamm. unn, Elisilltern s Os, 2t2 liarkstaWasli..;
srlEse a Co., 22 &sash Poona street
" M'Oavae niOoWne,Amtandlbwetrt
" MOM, Williams At Oa, Mil Iltarketamon
Jams Grabam & Co., 20 ad 22 Letitia stris4
Jc.tqpk, MR, smasolimt Caalc
Jaassasoilms. lisq,PAtinth.t, Woo Due*, , _
Ilan. W. A. Purt.r. ftb ge edpnISIS Ck.a. •
•
JASIG W. AILIZOTT.; 'Agent.
,IgMlydtz ! I Me, 103 Wooditrat.
RICHARDSON'S
IRIS L N EY-84
DA ALCM, DIAPERS,
LONSIIMERS OF RICHARDSON'S LIN - ,
ENS, and thaw dadrom of-obtaining the CIENCIMI
003DS, ml paid sus that the artlebos thew Mama ars Rah
•
ed arltla the full W atom.OO of the atom. • • •
• J. N. RICHARDSON, SONS A owDzsri - •
as a guersatee of ttos saundmes and dirrabilltyof the Gogh
est r ke=adenelzrejl i erestary li a
an
earn after meson and sealed with Haarlem of
SON, by Irish Homes, who, morales of ths farina thin
Indicted elite= the American comunter and the neumface•
toxin of the genuine Goods, will not resdlly . absadocia
builnea so prull table, Irina purchasers an be Impand cm
wi • Goods of a worthless cbarecter.
•
J. BOLLOCKS t J. B.
ydl. /watt, Ohmsh Btroot,le i ticat.
BOOTS AND SIIOES
011EAP . FOIL-CAUf
JAMES
No. B'P'Srarket BlT'r3oti,
H_ now in 'star* • faro and wan oaloefail deck of
Boars AND 13110/0%
Which ha yr HI et % W.IIOLIISALE and ILMktg.,
Very Reclueed
SirtllTY h 1 DB WORK always cal hand. tan
Ina his gong betas* purchasing alsenbere.
JAMES EOBB,
Third Gar from lb. Market thumb,
PITTSBURGH rum WOBZB
J. C. BIDWELL
I Late of Speer t 1314ia11,]
HA S ON RAND A VERY TALI*I
.rock of
PLOWS AND PLOW CASTINGS,
Of all the different nrithles, reedy to supply Ida friedbard:
=Women se nil. His NEW WOBJEknow Wad Wide/
the central part of the dt7, on ths lot ftherthig 120 feet
etch cei Da name Wa7 end Palette Meek aro/ aithetifthill
340 Eaton aithia, will be equal he alteeditaili,be•
Fealty to end Plow Works he „: th e Shaded Ste" I=l
the madam improvement. itthioth woe- sod- kola
Idethheery, and will be In ftill operation Wept the Andel
v.:•••
" TiNfticeand g. Warehmease for the preset LW- .ppliethlr
• • t, corner of thellei allot and SW Perm Meet,
flldrerdua are reepectfally Nolklied,
noldif •t Q inDlram
('..-
\tiamit .
.. '1 • •-.
'.::. , . .
i.
MA
JUST received by the enbecriber a superior
la of th• twinned
STEINWAY EM •
To which ore dlnct the attmokaz of ttio MA
kmos ofNoos 800
Outran:nun sad of the pot& gooreslly. •
HUBER A EEO, No. 63 WA,Msot,
tido Areal for "um •
N. B.—To obtain skocoom, =out? 044 =Mated, is the
supply la quite Inadequate. . Oelb
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PENN STREET,op la St. Clair
C , lloal, hosesCOAllll.
Porcslaln: also. oa Gold sad Ober AkAallt.lluat wheats.,
sire& All other Natal °pennons arefolly stioadad
Xkctrica/ Anseelbeat• sppllad 10 extrsalagteelb: t 01347-
WILLIAM SCELITCEIMILISZV
Practical Lithographer; 7;
Nos. 17 and 19 Felt at., Pittsburgh,
PUPS, DIPLOMAS, 8110 W canna, *mum;
Lanus, Bons, caRTIVIOAMPIP OTIMIL44 - ,, 1;
BILL IRAK DRAM. Ac. 14 04
DISSOLUTION OF" PARTNiszbazur.—!_ ,
The firm of STOCKTON It )3TICITINSOI is this dey
b/ musaa omeme. . A. vrocia_,ToN
• • • )v•r•PrzygNi uzl
lio..lls Wood Sheet. 1- •• • '
Pittsburgh, Nov. 17th. leaf • :
SAMUEL A. PURVIA.NCA,-
',:tr.roaszr Ir
Offlor-Oornir,of usd Wylie Stmts. '
Prvranuaan, , F*4
mumcumima slued tosonectioaihi th o d.osord
Alkiih.my. Armstrong, Beam and Butler. -• =OW
T RUSSES, SUPPORTERS,rd''74I
at
toxandocl oxpainc• to Ito ,714
anklet trerni at In ottdaing tb* &Meted te
Ptlettboso tostranktott at store tbo cW IO I7.
to aidt ttut toonntlittory, that r - clut.
pooonnott not to be not Uh oholtbant is;
non CAllTMantrr & T01750.1t&
Q
TLTIONERY. • ;
k 7 imam Boon,
• .IT.T- 6117 - 7
st tlioleislavirstall, ^ '
, f• W. G. sonerinxerkwzi-, •
I" Btu* Not aco i.
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r A ?PLEB AND,ONIONS—f- - •
I r w7ratt • 1 . 4 7aili7gal24thltlii
600 RBI/a:UM APPLES foleilekby
uccusu a co.
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