Wastwrra Menace.--. The President, who be
comes extremely prompt when anything is want:
ed at fferper'e Ferry, ben for weeks been en
;idle and apparently unconcerned spectator of
, khe foray upon the Rio Grande. For some time
past the fatot y hae been noloriens that a Mexican
outlaw named 'CORTINAS, with a rabble crew of
eighthundred land Fiesta like himself, has been
keeping the peep% of the whole Texan border
in terror by hiahloody inroads from the MeXiCill
side 'of the line. Ile loss, during all that time,
robbed and t;otirdered with impunity, destroyed
towns, carried off prisoners, fired dwellings, and
curled sword end flame through that exposed
and 'defenceleseregion ; but in all his forays he
has rover met a United States soldier, nor has
the country witnessed a single movement to put
the bold outlaw down. There are marines, and
powder, and ball in plenty for Harper's Ferry;
but for the Texan frontier, nothing.
—Not, et least, until Saturday last. Then
the Cabled met, deliberated and resolved—to
punish,Conruras and defend the frontier? Not
s bit of it. But to order all the effective force
of the army to the Rio Grande, with instruc
tions to peas over and slese upon the northern
provinces of Mexico I
This was the programme onSaturday. On
Monday it was abandoned, nominally, and dis
patches were sent out to the country that the
mao L hing' of troops had been countermanded.
Probity Misadministration found that it wee a
dangerous experiment; and with its usual veoil
laden, It incontinently beaked out.
There 0111 be no doubt, 'however, that the ad
ministration had this purpose in view. A few
companies of troops, promptly ordered upon the
ground, would have extinguished COHILNAII and
given peace to the border; but the opportunity'
to gest a slice of territory from Mexico was
•. too tempting, and then how nicely it might;
..T.,litpure Buchanan's renomination at Charleston
;Iftbei could thus offer to the South new territory
for the spread of,Slavery ! If Ibis policy hes
been abandoned it. has been only temporarily so;
it will be resumed whenever the opportunity
seems more promising. -__
Why,- we may ask, should Mexico be paniebell
foe the offences of CORTIZAB! Tho Mexicait
nation has been for n year or two distracted 'by
rival factions, each claiming to be tho true go:y
. moment. In this state of anxiety it-can hardly
be expected that either of the rival governmen'te
will be able to suppress such border distur
bances ai Courutes sets on foot; and it would
be far more rational on out part to defend crir
own border, which we can easily do, than 4 to
seize upon the territory of an anforttutate led
distracted nation because they have not been able
toinep their ruffians in cheek. If our govern
ment had done its duty, and guarded properly
the (ratifier, these forays would not—could not
have happened ; and it looks very much, now,
exit the administration had been industriously
nursing these troubles that it might furnish them
the pretext for a land-robbing foray on our part.
If, however, Mr. BachatTan wishes to throw
these Mexican States, as so mush territory, Into
the political arena, to be scrambled for and fought
- - over, we can have no objection. It will renew,
the oonflioi-between Slavery and Freedom Be!
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Eniroßs and PROPS2ETO,BII.
PrXTBBCR4ME
WEDNESDAY ArOBSISIG, NOV. 23, 1859
Republican City-Convention
Tho Republicans of the city of rittebrugh are
herebyisquested to meet la their reayectire wed., at i
the =ma pieces of holding Inch meetings, on Sai:
traDAY, DECEarDtttlOtn, 1859, and elect, by ballot,
fro delegates fiom each ward to meet In Convention
at. the, Court Home, on iroDIESDAY, DnnnusAii
/t 211,1854„ at 11 o'clock A. M., for the purpose Of
nominating ono parcel for Maros, one person for
peer Cosenoaisn, and one pendia for. ern' Tenon
-1.110 meetings in the variotui wards will be
lead between tho boon of B Ina 61
Thu various wird committees of vigilance as at
peeeent existing, are. requested to call prelbitinary
meetings, where the tame may be necessary, for the
appointment of Jodges to conduct the election.
Taos. d Bowen, Ch'n. City Es Com.
direct a manner as to render the Republican
party wore necessary than ever, and will qai4en
the Intereat In the inevitable etruggle of ,P3glio
a pat i n a t, which will render the overthrow or,hle
party certain.
Tun democratic editors of the North appear
to have lust the little sense - of which they hod to
boast. They are now going into spasms, over
the humane and creditable effort to raise spud
for the relief of John Brown's distressed
The money, they say, la not for the relief of:John
Brown's family; hot the purpose Is to '?raiee
$lOO,OOO - or $1,0911000 to promote rebellion in
the BOUtil: Brown's family, they say, are put
forward only as blinds. Not a cent will ever go
I. them; on tho contrary, it will go td buYitig
rifles and ammunition,- and Ale payment of abo-
Wien hoiden to sweep over theßonth - and lay it
waste with blood and desolation.
Such Is the fearful picture these ninnies hive
conjured up. They cower and shrink In the
dirk corner at' a ghost story of their own` elling:
Poor,, shivering, credulous fools—what would
laffsfy them? If Brown's family Lad been left
to perish, the fact would have been cited so an
evidence of the heartlessness of the North; and
If in effort is made. to provide for them, the
kindness which prompts It is tortured into con.
spiraoy and treason of the most terrible kind.
It Is of no use reasoning with such silly crea.
We advise these men to keep theinseliee easy.
Tottiv Brown'e family will be provided for in
spite of their howlinge and wailing's to prevent
it. The people are not snob Uses as they aro
set 'down to hi in democratic judge:intoand
they cannot be driven from a generous acit by
an; amount of loudmouthed rant.
Us 'Chicano Tribune copies the call for our
Matt Conventton, and adds:
"It seems from tidy that the friends cf Judge
Read chnied their point—that, the delegatee are
to be chosen by the people of each district, and
:MC, by the State Convention, as thelrlende of
Senator Cameron desired."
• Nonsense. The call was adopted unanimously,
in thiicozutuittee. {Ye are not aware that Jadge
Eeid had any friends in that body—certainly he
could mot have hod more than ono or two, and
the ides of claiming the
call Be their triumph is
Simply ridiculous. The call, to its prMient shape,
was entirely , Batistaotory to Gen. !Cameron's
*ends, and received the warm assent of every
lembar of the committee.
WinnlaTOX Coccarr.—The 'republicans of
7- "Vfashington county held their meeting to appoint
delegates to the State Convention on Monday
. ' night. This in the Stet meeting he'd since the
all of the State: Committee, and we learn that
liweis large and inthusiastic. .1
• .intorma V. Lawman'', Esq., and 'Gen. Joan
4AZZ: were elected representative delegates to
the State Convention. A resolution inatroming
t"tem to Tote for the nomination of Gen. CLIKI.
• I/ WU adopted with only three, dissenting
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deal. i
'rho , delegates were also isetracted to Tole for
G. Gums for Governor. l -...—
'TIN( SLAVS Exonon—Daring We week, over
4 00 elaVelf, from Lewis, Clerk and Scotland noun
-, es,' hart passed down on boats, es male for
the South. to be sold. Beyeral large dealers are
venlig through all the counties of North Mis
knuri, buying op the slaves rapidly,' at high pri
°Min be sold again in the South, where there 1
;a deinand for them, sod where negro 'akar It
Oat more remtnieratiri than in this climate.
,At the presantrate of decrease it will not be long.
before ciliary, only to a small extent, will be
ciomw eitinct in blissoarL The emancipation
' law tallow° is dolog more to maim Missouri a
free State than the hypoctitioel howling of a
- ialllto a Abolitionlata would do In the tame num
lber-of years.—ifamaal (Mo.)Gautte.
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-1, As:-.ipten seen a note from the Physician of the
Utley Asylum, under date of the 16th, in 'which
beetle; qterirltt Smith slept last night, end is
today Olte cairn. - . We, took roe his reiteration
ititiivore aid more oeitildence. ,,
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.Toppmf,'. Wrilferfrem Sarakkb, leihnktesthat
thiel6llo:olthe.yaehtlfekditerthit port.
is.
iran4fonnirtid at by the Fectextd:c '
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'Ttot nStirrikr" AS Caisursrows—Ralti. •
MO?/ Saturday, Not. 19 ,. 1869 .— Rum0rs ob
tain '11: circulation at Charlestown and at Her
pee F e rry, to` the effect that a large body of
armed men had passed, the Ohio,. near Wheeling,
eis ratite to the rescue of!Brown. The newe had
mailed the. utmost consternation, and Col.
Davie, the commander of the militia left, at ,
Charlestown , hid telegraphed to Gov. Mee for I
the additional force of five hundred men, CZ he
was on thb eve of a sanguinary battle. A die-
patch from Wheeling; however, sets this prepos
terous' rumor at rest, es no body of men, with
hostile intent, had been observed to pass the
river in that neighborhood. Ohio appears to be
the quarter from which the rescue to anticipated.
A letter in :cypher, dated,it Urbana, Ohio. and
addressed to Brown. Is said to have been found,
in which he is recommended to keep in good
Cheer, as his frie,nde are mustering, and will
1 drop along one after the other. Mr. Andrew
`Hunter, who acted for the Commonwealth in
the' recent prosecutions, is cited u one author
' ity for the conviction that the rosette of lb.
prisonerawill.be attempted.
The nattered invosioneeeme to have produced
s decisive effect at Richmond. Four hundred
teen left for Charlestown in the morning train,
Hoc Wise accompanying them; and other fortes
were advancing from Petersburg:
3 HARPER'S Finn, Suaday, Nov. 20—.P.,41.
Thelresh excitement was caused by the arrival
,from Bellair, near Wheeling, of a man named
Smith Crane, who elated that ho had incidentally
overheard a conversation between some men,
who had organized a band of five hundred to
march to the release of Drown and the other
prisonere at Charlestown. Ile immediately set
out Harper's Ferry to apprise' the inhabi
tants of the foot.
It was also rumored at Charlestown that a
light hod occurred in Clarke county between
home citizens and i party of strangers, and a
detachment was sent to the Beene of dieturb-
On the receipt of there rumors diepatohee
Were sent by Col. Davis to Gov. Wise for five
hundred more troops, - who arrived here this'
evening, the .Gevernor being with them, and
our town is again bristlieg with bayonets, and
considerably excited. No one, however, is at
all afraid of the result, even if an attempt
Should bo made. Col. Davie has made ample
provision for any number of the enemy who
may make a call. More trooprare being de
manded of the Governor, but this may be as
tench to protect the prisoners from the populace
Co anything else. AB far as I can learn there is
no cause to apprehend danger.
Gars" Siftram.—The Great Easternl eft Holy
head on the 21 and reached Southampton on
the morning of the 4th. She experienced rough
weather and a heavy season the passage round.
The Times' account of this third trial says . when
the ship was exposed to the roll of the Atlantic,
- she rolled and dipped but with ease. Tho ship
seemed to owing nerself with a sidelong, gentle
!motion over every wave, dropping deeply
and easily beyond them, with a regular clew
roll, and often quite deep enough to leave one
paddle-wheel out of water, turning high and
dry in the air. This motion of the vessel is
attributable to her very light immersions, and
to the fact of her having no upper weights to
counter-balance the coals eloped below. The
whole roll of the vessel is calculated at only 8
degrees each way, or 18 degrees in all—au every
day amount of smaller vessels,though something
for one which was supposed to be almost immov
able by wind or sea. The greatest speed attain
ed was over fifteen and a half knots, or close on
18 miles per hour. The run from Holyhead to
Southampton is pronounced far more satisfactory
than either of her previous trips. The engines
were under the sole control of Mr. McLennan,
chief engineer of the chip.
The new Cunard steamer just contracted for
with the Napiers, of Glasgow, is to exceed the
Persia by 500 tons, and will in every other re
spect be larger and more powerful than that ves
sel. Effort,' are to be made with her to suppass
anything afloat, both as regards speed and in
ternal arrangements.
The Coroner's' Inquest held upon the bodies
washed ashore from the Royal Charter bad .oa
copied several days, resulting in the verdict that
the lives were lost by pure aCcident—that the
'captain was perfectly sober, and did all he could
for the ship and passengers. The divers con
tinued their operations, but without Importnnt
result. Forty-six bodies had been found alto
gether.
At no time since the Russian war had greater
activity been observable at the Woolivich Arse
nal, in the preparation of war material for the
coast defences and for China. The fortifications
al - Dover are to be extended forthwith, and sev
eral batteries reconstructed.
Tue Won 09 rae P.m alienri.—it gems lbw
the Mexican fillibustera still hold possession of
Rio valley of the Rio Grande, after a lapse of
more than a month and a half from the time of
their first appearance there. The latest account
comes in a dispatch from General TT/!gigs to the
War Department, sod 61311011130•9 the reported
destruction of Brownsville and the killin - of
several hundred American. Wo shall prob ably
have in a day or two a contradiction or this, no
the present dispatch says that no credenn was
given to IL But that ennething serious has oc
curred le quite possible. Cortina le now sold
to have under his command 000 men, 100 more
than the highcet previous statement.
Notwithetkoding the mid so generously sent
from Matamoros in the find intone to protein
Brownville from Gordan, the effort to make
the people of Matamoros and its vicinity reopen
slide for the outbreak is officially made by the
Postmaster of Brownville, fu his letter to the
Postmaster General; and doubtless when the.
fillibuater Walker gots down there, he will find
in this an mine to gather aloroc and invade
Moxioo.
One thing is pretty cleaifrom the whole course;
cif this affair, teat Texas either cannot or will
not 'suppress the disturbances, and to either
case it to not vary creditable to her people. Ttio
volouteera to whom they have so often imputed
Vast eervicerregainst the Indians, which it was
alleged that U. S. troops could not render, now
appear in their term colors. Placed against a
real foe in arms, instead of one composed of men
to buckram, they are of no more value than the
Virginia volunteers were at Harper's Ferry.
Time enough has now elapsed to have served for
embodying a volunteer company in every county
ID Texas, and putting down the fillibusters in
blood:. But this . few volunteers serk . have been
beaten, and Cortina!' reigns is terrogjdong the
Bio Orande.—Phil. N. Amer.
Till Randolph ]Pill case h 35 oecuplet.-she
Green county Common Pleas Court for about
two weeks past, Judge White upon thiebeweh.
Our readers aro probably aware of tho nature of
the case.' Richard Randolph died list year, be
queathing all his property, consisting or real
estate in Green county, valued at about $76,000,
to his executor, Wan. Knott, EN , in trust; t.
bo applied to parchasing the freedom of all the.
living slaves of the Randolph family inVirginia.
A brother of deceased, Mr. Victor Randolph, of
Virginia, plaintiff in this case, is trying. to
break the will on the ground of the alleged in
sanity of the deceased. 'The presumption is
vory generally entertained, that if Richard was
insane whop ho made his will, that he Ism also
Insane many yearn before, for he had for many
years before his death declared to numbers of
pardons, neighbors and others, that he Intended
to dispose of hie property at hie death, just as
he had done.
The Caao Wll3 given to the jury on Tuesday
morning lset, by Judge White, in it charge of
one hour and a half; sad after a long ammo of
deliberation; the Jury returned a verdict cue•
tejoiug the Republie.
Too Richmond Enquirer has been one of the
most clamorous In denunciation of Gov. Be
word's remark about the ~ I rrepressible con
flict." It turns out now that the Enquirer itoolf
promulgated tho doctrine !maracas before Gov.
Seward did! The following to fiord its filets of
1856:
"Two opposite and aordlioting forme of society
cannot, among civilised men, co-exist and en
dure. The one must give way and cease to ex
ist—the other becomes universal'.
If free society bo unnatural, immoral 11134
unchristian, it must fall and give way to slave
soctety,—a social system oh! as the world, as
universal as mam"
An this Was uttered by a Southern Demooratlo
organ, of oouree It ie orthodox, but in the
mouth otSenator Seward it la treason. A. "eon.
Eliot" may be talked of provided it is promised
to end in univereat Slavery, but not if it prom
isee to eod in universal Froodom.-4/b.
Jour.
An Erionr lon Bitown.—Tho Akron Beacon
of the 16th, nye:
We understand that a eerions effort will bo
made by the friends and relatives of John Brown
In this county, to Induce Gov. Wino to reapite
Brown fora time sufficient to try tho queettan
of hie sanity. The despatch, sent by the writer
of this paragraph slating the fact that ' , insanity
W 33 hereditary in that family,"—availed nothing
to stay Ms trial. We doubt if an hundred affi
davits front our best aitizene of actual onsonity,be..
Bend, will delay Me execution on the gallows
for i day. Still ouch an effort, wo are told, will
be wide. Believing, as we certainly do, that
upon thislquestion and those related to it—(the
question to wit of Slavery)—John Brown was a
monomontes, we cannot bear the thought of hie
being hung as a felon.
NZGEO sraurrna.—The Chicago Journal
says that on Thursday evening, the 17th. inst.,
'the underground railroad arrived there with
thirty pamengers, five from the vicinity of
Richmond,Va.,twelve from lientuckyand chit
teen froth Missouri. They are now all safe in
Canada.: The thirteen firom Missouri , vrore
sold to . godown the'river, the vet 7 day a k ey
stiited. :A. stalwart Wk. Ind a Slar.Ore
rifle were the Illy gdida
,
b i licron era. Sammy —The grandjer: at .
or '
Norfolk. Va.i . . have found a tree bill, of indict
moot
moot against FL Denenberg,
city,
kee* s'eleth
ing Pad shoe atimelin that city, for sediilona
letatage, csloulated to ineiteicsurrectioo ~
The drat count charged him with having Wed I
the worda, "John Brown was a good maninitd '
was fighting in a good came, and did nothing
but what any other honest, men would do," {'And. r
the second count charged that he bad tittered
the following ezpreseienr. "John Brown ilres
fighting in a good cause," (meaning that heves
fighting in the cause of the slave spinet; the
master,) "and that owners have no right of prop- I
arty in their alarm" and said that "Browti', did
nothing but what any other honest man would
do." , His case will come on early in the present
term of the Superior Court, now la eeeeion.
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Cot.. FORNEY seaka of Judge ciao.; th e
present Attorney General of the United States,
as "a person who is patiently waiting for . the
death of one of the Judges of the Supreme
Court of the United States, with a view .t, ! t, fill
the vacancy." (
Tee Now York Observer seems committed
irrevocably to the support of Gov. Wish for
President, and denounces all Southeri , , men
who want a Northern Democrat for that office.
Thia is carrying religion into politics with a
vengeance.
KENTUCKY le going in strong forJametiOnth
rie for the Charleston nominee for the Presi
dency. It seems probable that the State Con
vention, which meets on the Bth of January,
will instruct the Charleston delegates Ito go
for Guthrio.
Tux trial of Stephens, old Brown's confeder
ate, will not come on until the sitting 'of the
U. S. Circuit Court at Stanton, Va.. ) i n May
next. I
Firrars returning Pike's Peak emigrants
are reported to have been drowned, in attempt
ing to cross the Platte river in boats, within a
short period. .
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Zdward Du!lsty4a,
U. Jonas Drunks,
Spencer Mell./111;
TLomae CL
Blanaul A. eauder.
7LuopttLlamPs.lll.lng.
Jan,
Jaw C. Darta,
Jame. Trsquatr,
VlUllam Pgro, Jr..
June* 0. !laud,
WWI= 0. Lathrol.
loorvb IL &ea,
Dr. 0. U. I loam,
Change 0. Lelpor,
/hub Cr.ig,
h. Xell.y.
Not,ort DurtoD, rt•
Jacob P. Jowl,
!Imo+, H, Zcrarl,"oJ.
Juilatta P. Syr",
Soho D.P"mplo, PlttaVig
A. D. Bever, "
Prwonnt.:
C. NAND, Vloo Pre,P4ont.
. A.
of Wate %lAr
tt""ot,DAIAA, Apoo,
TIIOS:
Elansa Llucan. Sacmtary.
I=l
Q.'fai'LE AND k'ANCY ,13ASKk;TS.' Pr
and r.. 1.1 ....4rtmont .9/y vaslrety
BASSETS,
ociu.ling Itiulvt, Traveling, Clotho; r..y.T. , bliog,
ileauriosod Card, of our own tuancitantlue. or 11craporukl.
•
no. claim for invipootlon, by
P. RI DMA 21 Diamond..
FOK TILE CITY ANDCOUNTRY
Itrosms, smarted wire and twine;
100 don. Churns, unsorted Any les and Ors*
BO nc.. Tota, pine and miss; •
50 dt.t,n Mennotes, pine nod codas;
00 do Bteattntont Deck 1.1110111141
8 Co Draw da
6.1 al Baluted Tobe; two and threo Loopf,
100 ds ao Bucket., aastssted;
tst do Washboartitu do
ne noon. Manta Basket., cpwa,
60 do du do 2 lit •
ttU datan do do asnorted nines;
40 do &boot Itaskstk wooorted'etnetr
Et nests Laden' Fancy Baskant, motto&
20 down du So do du
Now luntore nod fot sale by
uo23:citts tat' P. RIDDLE, Elan/trod.
LADIES' FANCY BASKETS;
TIIIVELING BASKETS, ILETIODUES
GADD ANTI SEW INtl.-DAIIKISTE:
KNIITING BALL DAAKETII,
KEY AND WA Lb:MINIM
TOY AND TUMBLED. DISKETN, r'
In Bret 'witty nod etyls, 'r
Jong onlectod trr tbn
II O I. I I 1 A r .v.,.
sad for sate by
AA.SIITEL RIDDLE,
ucdro:lmakolAT No.:: PlAmood.
OUSE-FUrtNintllNG GOODS, each as
Tuba, fiction, Polio, limmon, Ilocahm, OlothaiLlovo,
Mops, littilo Tray., tAothea 'tampon, Chambor
Hamm°, Nomory and Illgh asks, Mar-
Int cad Clotho Ilukets, CloiLer
Plus, HoPmg Pt... Potato
Alashero, Monk
!daubs,
Rat and Mouse Traps, &4
With ran] nib.; .tildes. too unworn. to: mention, In
snot vanotT,Jout opened and Ire nn by
no,2;ltndaivrWr ems% RIDDLE, RUD Lomond.
L A It D .
to key prime taw Lard,
• To m 0144 and for tido LP,
'6IIAPV At VAN (1011DP,11.
no, • • 114 Woad stmat.
MIN ISTRATOR's NOTICE,'—Vi hero-
Letters of Adtuluistrat ton upon tbo estate of Jobs
Waller, las of lt lizabetb bccoogh, dtUtd, bate been
grumbuidlyittb tuubwalitnelb oul possum lodubltd to uuld
teuto erg roynteltd fo wale Immediate pendant, and thou.
hauled claims %alma th.• demo will protept tboto, duly
uotbenticalwi,let
no2lltdutitotY JUllft PATTBrtBQN, Adolf.
ROOFING DONE IN TIIE BEST MAN
GDR AND WABII&GUUD.
Gum CIOLDGEIt. Felt and Canvas
Felt, dement .41 Gravel Goofing;
Patent English Avphlattio Felt Itoofing.
n023:31.4 WM. JOGNSON, 76 Boaltteleld street.
11 4J0Fi c N it e vi bi a !,1 1 2 ... l v i c L u it...L for l izile cheap,
The Last to oso.
WOL JOI:INOON,
75 Smithfield street.
ROOFS REPAIRED-
All kind. In the .err hoot manner,
nod at the 0.71434ne1:ice,
w2a. Joimooir.
76 Smlttiflold Amt.
G-"A I N-3000 bush Wheat,
NO do Rye,
6GO d. Corn,
4000 it. Ihr
Sarnolu on thane daily et II eclock.
n 023 lIITOIIOOOK, !ociIIIEEBY 61CO.
ACOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ALL
KINDS op DRESS GOODS, BRAWLS, CLOAKS,
N DaDLE WORK, .d • very lam stock of Domestic,
Good., oil sehlog, very low. 0. HANSON LOVE,
ootd 74 Market street.
BLACK CASSIMERES AND BLACK
CLOTllB.—Persm. who us out imppled 43 , 111.12
T. 114. with them goods will plemo War lo mind 411.1
LUItOIIIIELD l CU. always teip iut amoltment, of op.
pelmet 111.110. nod wall them .t mu low ONes foe. guilty.
DUKE COGNAC BRANDY, RYE mug.
lay, Port, ererry and Clat.gmbs WingOor plo by
O. JQRNBTON,
n 033 comer orßmltheold awl Fourth stmt..
BcEituAvvs, HOSTETTER HOOF
LAND'd for.ssle by B. JOhltgrati,
cola comer of 13mitha.ta .ou Yourth !amts.
OIL CLOTII COVERS, for tables, stands
end bureara.-40 dm. Jost reed from rptary and for
or f ,, nt.. I.f J.& 11.TII1LLIPS.
FLOOR OIL ULUIIiS-SUUO yo. t, 44,
6:4 .od CI 4, earwrit,4 Ntyles, on band 44,4 for 4WD at CO
404 YE1134 Clair irts. 4023 .1 *14.4111LL1P73,
Pow DERED 0AP5T0.1.42.,.F,0R FOUN
DRIES-40 bbla rocalrola end for sale bt
n
no HENRY' J. COLLim
ONION S.-50 bush Onions rnceivod and
4,r solo loy [until ¢ENUY,II. COIZINN.
RUSSETT APPLES-50 bblis Rwsessita
rewire] siad for nab, by REMIT U. COLLINS.
nOOR SPRINGS OF INDIA ROBBER-6
dozortjuat rewind by J. I PHILLIP&
A NTIQUE 'HA I a OLL—A 3c 0/ 6 apply o
./1 the slanillo Preach Oil reed by ßoa ;
no= Corner of Usiket street Rad the ui•euml.
11 AIR BRUSJIES7-1 have j i received a
_ILL large assortiosat of thei dam tug Usti Var. Nail sad
Toad, Brush.. , uc77 JO .V PLZMIti(i.
TRANSPARENT GREW OIL - CLOTH-.
7ards,B+l sad a luau IN D.* quath7.
ioldoid tram•faM , L,o ede as It ibo op I.Oolb
rocuAZ and 29 fit.Q/Mo oLONL •
J. UaLLUJOIL
lallos' 3C Bielodeow3. FIRsT PREMIUM
Mif f A tar LOT Or ffnilp Stoves. Grates and Ratageusl
lianas 6. 1 1 ' melodeons, •
tAmong which are the Celebrated
euxr.ll cur
OLD MEDAL PREMIUM PIANOS, 1
SILVER 11ZDAL
1=133
IL KNABII
. 4' CO, Boli , sor e,
PRINCIC cs CO'g.
IMPROVED PATENT MELODEONS,
With the Divided Swell,
Mich imprnunnent can WI 45; taLted ONLY in Melodeons
of this =natant:lra •
CHARLOTTE: BLUME,
No. 118 Wood:.t, Si door ntorni
Secondhand Piallo3 taken in exchange
ocr22
DELINIOLISI z = ND
200 000 ACRES FOR SALE AT
my low rota—from 25 to 60 toots
per sore. 'Mots tantlatied grata.
1101eTares paid for pnrchasere of land under the Grade-
Won Act to all the counties rf the Etats. Patents procur
ed, to. Apply to WILBON, BAWLING/ t 00,
a022.3t0n 65 Mantua street, St Louis, Ito.
FOR THANKSGIVING, OR ANY OTHER
DAY.-11Inced Haat, with' brandy, *pines and every.
thing requisite, needy for baking, for tale by the pound.
Alan, Neer Crop Realms, Carrel:be, nee. Pnxnea Almonds,
pure Splcee, et. A lanreatrek Just received and Mr
ale, yr bolreals and retell, at Irma* Family Groom, and
Tee Mao, Voictel street, near Lack, Allegheny.
rRE SH yEAB. —Wo have just received a
lure atoek of Breen and Shack Tees, among which will
found some of the finest English Breakfast TOY to bo
had in the United Mate.. For Gale at Francs'. Family Gro
vary and Tea atom Federal dm; All.lib..F'
Attention! Attention!!
TO THE NOVELTIES OF
CLOAKS, DUSTERS
AND
SHAWLS;
SILKS AND SILK ROBES;
All Wool DeLaines
AND.
MUDWET mEMNOI2I, &o„ ike.
Whlcb war* Jut racalaul andlopen far Inspection, at
W. & D. HUGUS';
Corner of Fifth anti Market Streets,
r+. 22 PITTBEITT.FtCII23%
SAMUEL GRAY & SON,
NO. 19 FIFTH STREET,
HAVE OPENED ANOTHER SELEC
TION OP
OVERCOATINGS
CONPIPTING tO
President,
Clarendon,
Portsmouth,.
Moscow,
Fsquamaux, and
Johanny Beavers'
01 ,anon. pada. and colors. 1.1.04 to tN. b. ,
Caddy tradr, width .111 be mad. up to order In ea Wart
sal moat approved manner at moderate price. et,l
GRAND PIANO
T"' d of an
noßuh, _ recelsed a
spiandld 7 Octave Carc;dlithearood Grand Pio.% Slim the
Vector' , of chicken.. A 80.5 the Ficet ode of WM. 7 , "
lm pored Scala that by been to Pittsburgh.
This Plano loth marled W. out unqualified ad:ignition
frthe all who base emu Mend boa been Yromouncth by oath
petent Judges to pore.. IQ WI eminent degree, th the qthli
the nhkli couttionte &due instrument.
nth pupil:sr* Wetted to call and see this splendid Plano
at the 'Warehouse of JOllti If. MELLOR,
nol7 81 Wood street.
0.13.108E1.R.114 4 3. az BONS"
NSW MLLE
SEEN OCTAVE PIA NOS,
WITH THREE &man TO EACH NOTE
In the Treble—New Felt liamtasi.-Bred Bottom, uld
Repeating
A NEW LOT of the shorefficip
ACIL.PIano Forbes Jam racsived awl boot
lb* Manufactory of ChickeringA Boas, Boa.
tan, 'Mortal perrausby by Mr. Cbarle•_Fl
,eitar, mudding of
superbly Carved sod Pula Itoseircvd Gam
Tito public, are rempocifoily Invited to call and examine
than aplendld laatraraenta. For rata only beck
'OLIN 11. MELD - OR,
Ma emu, for Chkkerloge roue moo.,
nolT for rittnourgh and Madero Yuan'.
CHID ID I JG & BON'B
NEW SCALE 8 OCTAVE PIANOS.
rpm subscriber has just reedy
'. ed direct from the klimeifectory of
°bickering Atom, Boston. • bate sad splen•
did lot of iheleytAW SCALA M 154 OCTAVI PIANO TORT/03
bilitlegeat RimoMmil sad Black, W.dent Cuss, .elected per.
mushy oy Charles Mellor. at the P•eforY. ler Ott man
ker. Priam from SZO t 04300. Tarsal. only by
JOHN IL MELLOR,
Agent Cu Makatea A Bon'. Ph.D.,
nolfidt•P 81 WOOD BTRENT.
PPARTNERSHIPgO s TICE.—Tho under.
alined have woe-Wed thesnaelvas methyr in thetock
Packing. elanghtuing and Praviiden Dusinnae, under the
nanw and atyle of HARIMUCHM I[..= deetember
IM 1859. JAMB. HARI/LOOM
tPRINHISSMAIMACIO
WILLIAM MLRBAUGH IL .
IILII.I/11111/slf. PM/T.
WA. H. WM realm.
Pntabargh, Noe. la, Iss2.—not92td
taw. BAHAISM- 112.1.1.1. Mr.
MINIMA HIM AVG. HITAGAC.
H ARBAUGLIS & CO.,
PON.II. PA.CitErta
Aral dealers In
PROVISIONS.
s3.Pork lion.. on ibocard Watt raw Uri Lane, en.
gtony City. 061 re, No. :09 Liberty areal, Plltabargh. Pa.
bolarod.
BIWITos.
.Eitockion & Stevenson,
HANUFAOTTHERS' AGENTS
A N D
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 15 Wood it., Pittsburgh, Po.
MPORTERS' AGENTS for Edo of Soda
Ash, DI Cart Beds. blitrats 1104.. lisnAnnees, Anna,
rptes, Qo ao,oaa Peden to ken. ?lac
GLuistssie, Whits Load, Linseed 03 end Pittsburgh Blum
%aura genundls.
arbole Agents for MITOIIALL A,DROMIDALIPS OtL.
DRUM DUMB AND 0 OANO TRATILILIA—tbe shear.
~t=d best ID oc7lyd
'IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND GAR
ADINEILB.-1111tchell it CrosadelesCielsbratml Porteliter,
the ampere end but in cm
p n yassamt, Octoberjß2th, MM.
Mute& litOcteen t lirmisseim,gmatmqv — in reply
to your enquiry impeding my ammairoent. with Mitchell .
Cromdabe.miper phorphatii Ls. I hem the pleasure to
Mida that them far they ban been satmfaatory. Herm
torero 1 here bed but little faith In the ecomoety of special
manure., but this mutes aperirtice with two pattern,.
phi:l.omM Moe end one part crew applied to pinta's, and .
other t op., horn preducmd the most eactsfactou ran d~
My potatoes thu. treated entimmod M , Yield a./
goWty
those planted otherwhie on the maims .ground. I obemerd
tba mme sideslip," in many other regembi• Products.
I have the honor to be yams r
mg truly,
nol JAB. B. IiMOLMY.
oozy at szczzanio,
OOMMISSIQN MERCHANTS,
AND MUM IS
XPLOrr.R.,. GRAIN ay Preorreroß.'
No. 80 1.001 1 7 Nireet.
perrennau, es. •
Make brands of Rotri, for Um's and runny ape,
connently on bend. Partlenter lineation paid to Mug
often tar klirtehanale• ganersily. WNW
10F00051 1100511 1100D5!!!
mo awn on hand and to entre, MAW. fddtdOlfe*
100 do made to ow . own order, to 6wol kittabmg
Mom
63.CitY end Conntry Arnim rupplled at the my lowest,
;
A chak• enxlL of 00¢1.fa Darien, km*
1Q
m 2 Ulm& viewing, Muer% la.
w 2/ HATON, oats* hIIIOIIII.II,ITITIM Meet.
BERLIN ZEPHYR.
' isturnAnD wool,
ttitmula turrutia..3, ko.
• ctrolw auartmatt of onatia••l. WL itm"
j ALTO, 01188 • kLiOalnres
no7l No: Ir llRtr stmt.
ma& Bo s To N t iKA G
iLiloS boom, oud comfort—mw of Z4ty, Wool—fig
fauns Lad aileron.
FAHOYSNIT UNIT& HOODS oo hood mad [Weil;
mdwi,WON, ORX X MAORMI. ,
t0.,41 • • No 17 me street.
pi RN 53, CIAdWAVD MANTILLA
Bich ima bu* igloo Ofstuides sad aion.
ROOD AND 0.14,4101 AND BINDING.%
10 ,- 4614 ".„ . " 4 " L
Heavy Black Ceoeli . ,.
ud .
Ail
aou SATOno ChM inUaiar, BUM it
DIPLOEIASI
A WARDED BY THE LATH ALLEGHENY COUNTY AND
warrinN paNNSTIT VITA AGRI
CULTURAL SOCIETY
BISSELL & CO.,
NO. 235 LIBERTY STREET,
MANUFACTUREIIB OF
00 0 3EK X INT Cii• , PARLO R
HEATING STOVES,
Fine and Common Enamelled
GRATE FRONTS AND FENDERS
And the Celebrated Capitol and Eagle
COO/ZING RANGES
It yoa want the BUT o,lolilNtl RANGE, that la made,
call at
BISSELL & CO.'S
It you want o 01)06ING ETOYR that camsot bo ear.
penal, all on
BISSELL & CO
rt you ars baDdlng • hoL*L. •ad Lr•at thL Lnt GRATI
LSONTI3 AND FENDIMB, Lail on
BISSELL Jk. CO.,
No. 239 L.
I n orOVE 11-0
A. BRADLEY,
No. 4 Wood Street,
WOULD INVITE PUBLIC ATTENTION
to the lamed etxk and greeted resiety of Mere
to the bum, moue ',bleb teli; he Wood the celebrated
COAL COOK STOVES,
TROPIC,
Eureka and Arbiter.
VICTOR, LIVE OAKS PITTSBCRGIT
ABE USSURPASSED,
t=ether trith Prtruhim Etu.ra of three Tarirties,
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES
Of ECJIRY DESCHIPI4ION
Orval Indrcementa armed WM:alien and others iu Want
GBATM,OHATZ FIIONTI3, FENDEBt, In.
We would call particular attention to cur justly celabru.
tact •
DOUBLE-TOP GAS AND SMOKE CONSUMING
STOVES;
TROPIC, EUREKA AND ARBITER
The only Gas and Btooks.Connamere In the market Oth
en that are celled no have not the DCOOLE TOP—tbe
main feature In raving Plato. and Fuel, whhh L "cured
to no by two patents.
To Mom la want of a btove far Family me. that has nor•
er tailed to give “tisfactlun, we would recommend dime,
Which, although they have never been ezhibited at Mate
lir Comity him hares reputation forDorabillty and Nuou.
*my hr feel anegalled by cry other ELOVe. In the Nett,
CATITIONI—Buy no Stove called Gas Con
sumera without the Dodble Top. nolec6md
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED
BY THE STATE PAM TO
GRAF'F & CO:,-
lIMALNITFA.OTURIORS.
FOE Tll6 BruiT
STOVES
COOKING RANGE FOR FAMILIES,
With largo Nod Door for throwtng to Coal,
411 D BEST WOOD COOS STO VE.
DIPLOMA FOR REST LAUNDRY STOVE.
Also, on band • lama assortnant of Heating Stores,.
Plain and fancy Grata Front., Fenders, Sad and Dog boo.,
Sops . Kettles, Wagon Rom, Hollow Warn, he.
GRAFF A CO.,
Wo. M 45 Liberty
AT TOE READ OF WOOD STREET,
.6•24 yd Psersarion, PEN..
DIIPUY & MITCHELL
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
oafoe No. I Smith. Block. South-Water
cor. La Salle St., Chicago.
Warehouse No. 13 Booth-Water St.
Solicit for tho purchase of Flour and Grain in
Chicago Market.
SITIMENCIS Lt SITITS02011:
Hitchcock, H'Orocry •• 00.Dsnki KN.
Geom. W. Cask RN I.
: Mows. Watt,* Wean.
J. .I. Houston, Esq. I ' notdem
1. W. FINLEY— A. TIIRPIN
FINLEY &
COMMISSION MEBOIIANTS
(713.1.0.4.00,, ILLINOIS.
/11611,431ve particalaz attention to the purchase and sail, r
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PORK.
Rua to—LIPPINCOTT A CO, Pittsburgh, Pa.
IVO. D. CANFIELD, do do
DANIEL WALLACE, do do
whhamdis
CARD.
TIIE UNDERSIGNED IlAti THIS DAY
nsoclated with him In the WOOLICSALII OROCIENY
DIMINESS, Mr. SAMUEL SWART sod Mr. WILLIAM
MIRY, sad sal cootbso, the .ems the OLD STAND,
NO. ➢7l LUMPY STREET, directly c;posite Use Eagle
Rote.
WILLIAM M. GORMLY.
Pittsburgh, 1617 1 , 1851 .
SAMUEL EWART--.WM. M. 0031ILY WM. CURRY.
W. M. GORMLY & CO.,
WHODIDS.A.DM
GROCERS,
DEALERS IN
PPDSVISIONS, PRODUCE
AND
PITTSRUEGU MANUFACTURES,
No. 2171-11trarty R , Pittsburgh, Pa.
)71:6cod1dp
GE.NTLEMENS' UNDER GARMENTS—
A superior assortment la Bilk, Wool, !dollop and Cot.
too Cade:Atria sad lirswers, 'wholesale sad resail,sl
EATON, CREE & MACRONS,
No. 17 Market Area.
PINE TIMBER.--30,000 feet of Pine Tim
tier; tram SO to 60 feet hog, Doable Timber, lent reed
*ad for sae it at/Awn I stmt, b 7
naZlttnt . R. R. WALT AOl.
nRY lUD For Bala by • ••,• •
.L =l9 mcBAU MlTltas, 1216ermad4strid,
~..`?"..7.7.7=7.7,17 . ,E,...;:•,81,_..!!
4r, gal
C lIEAPEST I BEST L A 110 EST !P.—
.
$35 pays the Tuition for Single and' Double
- ..Bookkeeping, Writing, Commercial
• Arithmetic and Lectures..
Eight otelts petard, $2O; Statlutteri,s7;Pulleuttru.s 3s—
eopoow, 602.
tlro• to complete . full c.d. , . from 6 16 ",
Every rtadent , upon omit:silo. U guaranteed 'to PM muse
Patent to manage the Look. et oho busluerts, aid; qimlifod
to earn a eel., of froms3oo to $lOOO. ' ,
SU:ldeals eater at any elm..—,h Vacationvftmiate at
Pleasure.
FLAST PREMIUMS FOR elco. - S NUL:INES:I WRITING
POO, 1659, received at Plttaburc. UldlauelphitC.and ebb
Mate Pair at Zmtuvllle, hley at the poluctpel'elho edit.
Union for the post four poem
ag_htlnittere emu reGrived nt half prtec.
y c cOrculam, Specimen. out Etubelhatied View of the
Collage, awakes 11.4.14ter stamp. to
F. W. JILYKIISS, Plttstgltsh, P.
übtic I/0 MO
TODD FELLOWS' UALL.I--
BlEPTiblel OF A TOOKFIOLDEILS.
A meeting of the Stockholder• or the Odd Pella.? Ball
Aoccietiou, will behold at the flab, on PATOIIDAY, the
Ilite lost, at 7 o'clock-P. H.
Panel.' attendance it requested, to very inTerlant lon•
rinses will ho brought be Ore theta r . .
WM. Mei:MOUE, 'President
tio2V3dehr
O....ALLIGIIINY (3 YBINAS . IqC et..xx.," ." t210:1•
0, request, VIM Allegheny Gymumalo 'Ximecietion
mill give • et.cond exhibition on no 2 t Friday e:Veldeg, NOY.
26th. POoreopets et 7 o'clock; Feet nee ter tOnarneUce
at 7%. Tlcketeenn be precancel et V. A. lbetVaprngitere,
Thomas Womielde A Bno.'• Dreg Et6re, or of the - tececdtfe•.
DA. W. NI 11 , t1180N,1 ' i
L. - 11 LINDS Y, l-.44;mit1e...
W. H. LOCK lIA ItT, ) 1.,
N. D.-2VO genftrotan admitted Itiflen a"saliiiSpnli . .? by a
ady.— - " . 1a02i.-2td
' '' - -,..--
Orrma rstrneuxes A Condmartme 180 it. co ,
Pittsburgh, 0400. 18 tH • 1809. )
NOTICE TO STOOLHOLhERS.—IIab aunual
meeting of the Stockholdeie of the Pitlyburgh and
Connellayille Railroad Company *ill E. hd4 it the cillco
of the Compexy, (Jones' }lading, north street,) in the
city of Plttelmslib. on the lint Monday (fifth day) of De.
comber null. at lOceclook, A. M., for the porpeie of eket-
Leg tender) Dlreotore for the miming yrnr.
6511-11td A. L. IareSEII., Beerentry.
Orrlaa blogososttni letsgtitut C0.,1
Pitubargb, N0v.190;3819.
L . r . . - .AN Election for Nine Directets of is
..rT -Y Company, to mem during the ensulog year, sell be
held et the °dice, N 0.93 Waxer atrOet, on TUESDAY, the
ece day of December next, betteeed lb° bowler 11 o'clock,
A. M. and 2 o'clock, P. et. • , f
b021:144:2_ 99ENEY M. ATWOOD,llecretaty.
OtnorMoNoNollrioa DusIIILLIfeI Co.,
Pittsburgh, N0v.190,1859. j
Di VIDEND.—T be President awl: to
Direcrs
w^-Y of t h is Compass here this ,day declaredm dividend
of Too Dollar, and Fofty Cmte on both share of the Molted
Stork, out of the tamed proem of the last sti mouths, to
be sobbed to the reduction of the Stock Dna sius.
tsoßlatud HENRY M. AT99.3013, tommtary.
Fassere.vadth themaateth Co., tt
PltMborg h. Nov. nth, 1859 .
WDIVIDEND.—At a meeting of 'gm Direct
on at thls Company, held tide thy, ÷nd of
FIVE FEE OENT. ems declared bet of the .pfollte at the
Mat Mx months, payable In cash by demarld,l4 the holdere
of paid op .toct, and to be creditbd to EtocrEptee of hold
en of Sedma oat folly Pad=En Erc'y.
nold:lmd I+
00,Ne
OTICE.—The undbroigned';dooires to
CLOSE ALL UIS BUSINESS. WM terminal and
professional, Immediately. Thom having 4 business to
MA hand. aro reeptostoil to mall add .ottio maraca:4ra their
µopera, and employ other counsel. Thom lidobtod to him
or to the tote Linn of AtmMonr k Co, for prufaidnual aerriem, ‘
L., upon note, Judimient, or otheeirins. telll
pi asm pay tho
same to N. N OLSON, Ke g . or to himself, at Liardßeo where
he nill attond daily for the premix; horn 1 tag o'eL4k p. m.
ociSoltf , THOMAS II:LELIA:IN.
Bbucattonat.
p CIL L Eda
. . . .
AND;
WRITING AOADOIY,
College Hall, Diamoild, 111rWlagham.
TRIM. 0/113/1 ON!ENTRANCIi;
For Ornamental , •
Plain 10 Timistadimited
" Writing and Book-Harping-4. BS
CLCVITY:
N. SHAFFER, Prefemor of Writing and Bno) , ReaPinni
0. 11. LI:IV-MAIL Jr., Prolmioral
0. M. WELLS. Profew.r of flookiEerping and Dimmer.
•
cial Calculated..
1000. W. R. BOLTON, Lederer nu Illwery knd Oeneral
Puhiwts.
DU . P.
of N
thNN R. FLElKEN.Mitilater to Den
mark,•
memhe Pittabutgh Bar, Locwrer no How
narecial Law.
PROP. F. EATON, LoCIIII4I . Eloculino.
Gel and we what haa Inver been bola. alteraptal any
penman, namely: Specimen,. of Ornamental'' sod Practibal
Peumanahip erecurid 10
your pietWiCa, to 114 et., vacant
Iron 31 wcande and upwards.
hood boarding at $2.00 par Week. Illmainglisni Ferry
Bra for anadents. Eirotrance at wy line. • •.
For specimen. of oßliand Builnetat W r 11.14, encl.> tarn
pottage stamps, arid addren
0. H. LEITHLAINFrtimipaI,"
IllHaooopti,
PENN INSTITUTE,
_ll t, NEAT: PAIN
Mill re-open on h:ONDAY, e '29th AlletrEfr. Term
$23 per 10..1 , '1 of Ore mouths. J. 71.
:*
ja,muscuttntis.i
E VERY EVENING TIIIS WEEK, at
ASONAC !..
CRO WIPED 110 USE--f ißEztr f.TeOES.S.
of the .llss9lacent
.Ihs. "Et. I' c I l"+";;ech.. I. -
Will Exhibit Each Etining at'(} o'clock,
And on WEDNESDAY, TITURSDAY, (ultalikegiring,) and
SATURDAY ARIERNbONS, .t 3 cialock. -
Slagle Tickets la cants a imckAgo of, sli for a dollar;
Children l cents. To Allen:wen Exhibillrss; Ladles 131.6
oentsc children d cacao only.
MORE TO fur. AffiIIIOXDTIIADI TUE
RICHEST DIADEM
Ls-Ea DY
Kings or Emperors.
W A ATt A Best - mut Him> or Eau.
THE article that will naturallj , restore the
color of the hair. (the cliad%ing of wllltat to grey buiog
an mifiertion of a lank of proper secretionsJ le truly a valu
able medicine. Prot. WOOD'S RAM TOVIO Le the only
.e(e remedy for baldness, dryhea, premature change of
cotor.and the wren! evld.ccenf a lack oraterettona at the
root. of the hair, which can he Locoed. Quer% prepare lona
abound, and *dude Wahine" 111 i every 'toner grocery" to
the canary. Avoid ail "halt tonics^ 11q ion known to be
the prepamtion of wane man Stow celebrity too Deanne
world wide. Do not let any eh:strum vender impartment
upon your heir. Touch nothing you hat. pot good reason
to believe la all that It purports to be. Professor Wood has
eeruad, by years of severe rest Of the virtues of bib proper.
scion, Ida preeent fame. Over 160 certifies/es are before us
of the veins of this flair litatarative, from parties who hare
tried M. Read the following:
Nall You, April Pith, 1158.
WOOD:—Dear gin Perloil me to egpreas to you the
obligations lam under for the entire reetoration of toy
hair to Re origins/color. Abcet the time ot my arrival to
the United Rates it wee nmbilY becoming grey. bet, awn
the application of ytur tqtair Restoratiren,lt won micalred
Its original hoe. I consider your Re. tomlive as •my won.
darted mention, quite efficaricms an ae womb!.
I am, dear air, yowl, troll. R. f MAIM/ROY
Rev. 0. W. ROTTBIL, Indianapolis. Ind., nye he wore a
wig for scrotal year. but by the nee Olincd'ellalr Restor
ative be now has aline hem/ o(bele. L..
as Bold b 7 all Draggle.; and by 0. 7;Vibod • 00., 444
Broadway, New York, sod 114; Market algwar, Bt.Loult,tdo.
Bold to Pittsburgh by Dr. OEO. R. ILL711:11, B. L. NMI.
MISTOOK A W., and all Braden. [auttmlly]
PAULSON'S
HAT,
OAP, and
FUR STORE,
INTRODUCE
THIS DLT, •
INraDDIJCB
TIM Edit,
Ladies' Fars,
LADIES' FURS,
LADIES' FURS,
OX3XimatEdsTES! U Ace,
CITILDRENS' FURS,
ORM narals , FURS
GENTS' FUR GAMPOBTEI,
Gents' Fur Gauntlet', •
Wide! Fur Caps,
PAULSON'S! ~
Patilson's!
NO. 73 WOOD STREET.
tioa.dir
GIRARD FIRE AliD MARINE INSUR-
Ascr. COMPANY, Of eraLADMlCUL—lnsaregi
'aginst dye looms only. Agtrat's race panew Third and
Wood street., Pittaborgh. Capitaland Woke two. PACO ) .
Pottle. *eat of the Itlonntaltia, now toasted to this Com.
psoy, or who may dear, doing so, tha aloe in Oda
city mom omeoulant than oarremponding with the name
Office in Philadelphia Applications 'far inattrange made
through WM. MOO= Gederal Agent, or MOBERT.D.
Agookat the Banking Montour M 0.., flan.,
Mart A Co., corner of Third dud Wowtstraets, Will recess
Mont attention.
JOMt. 30N88. Pembina,
ALMERT4S.OII.I.L I T, Y. P.
J. B. Atom, FlecestarY.
Meer tv—llon. Walter ll.Lowrio, *tn. Goo. W. Wood.
ward, A. J. Abell, Esq., of Baltimons Aum John W. Clog.
Dana, IL N. Elturongba John Arwpaob, Jr., II J. Dupont{
Thomas Crams, Ergs. ; nolonmeod
GUINNESS et LION'S
EXTRA DOLTZE STOUT AND PORTER
For No Impala Picts and Cbruureet Nom
SX THEM SOLE ariElli
FOS TUB ErNITY.D STATEA
C.l E.
127 Pearl Street, New York..
tra,„Ordeni by mall carefully attendetto. oelfelawdlket
Furs! ;Firers!!
THE PREMIUM FETES!!!
LOIIIS MULLEE,I Manufacturer of all
/LI kind. or 1...u0e. liestlentea's 7131"bt,
bled& add Carriage Bobna. dealers I DolThlo Itobo,to,
whouna• and retall, No. I Wood StrOt, snit door to Dr.
Karam I ,
re shad, classed nnd allert4 In this best matt
Dees All klods slapping Par* bonstat. odetclaul
UTM. D. SMlTit, , ,y;
L ___
' MEW:MUER, o.B' MUSIC.
(min, nge, itcralms and I:ingfrig.) i i !,
~
ifirCloroo In Eingrtg,lnlio linsOoks for Atari', and
gdordvaltr Jarrafiet. , !.:
SirTorms =ado kzoirti 4oti appli4ttaa at Lana!
DENCL, NO. 113 POOR= BTIMt PRinburgb,-Ps.
H 1 IV A T 111 A
a j rl77 4117)1130' WORK .
..PATENS I.IOT PIIIMEti HIM! at' oil Ettacl Lard and
trunnrortorat. d40.0LT6 for }Woo, Morldnory,
rimtroott Wows. foral•hod Wirt oa".
113-WorrOouso, bo. Ili Water rtroot.
auVirorlts i MAP: ICTLLT k 00.
500 Kum APKES foaßala:
.NOZALEMT & W.
•
DAN:wits,
Oularacrciml Boem. O-1 Ft r " - te• ,
VENEERS AND OTHER CABINET MA- '
TERIAL AT aDIILNISTAAVIILV SALT.;
On TI7E&DAY MORNING, Nor. 23:14. at 10 o'cloar:iiii
be Fold In lbe Wareruttu, Llapstch RuCtllny„ rmhth.
below the Poet CZ., by orter of raltolutareturaof IL
Ryan, &awed, a very extebalvu and valuable steeled 064
1444 l alaterisl, eotorri4ing Walnut. ?Saloons.; libadoWo4S4
Satin, White Iletiy. Tlessivoo.l. ANS Crdar, White Oak att.
Maple Veneers; Soo Marline 31cu1tlinz Mahogany plank
au Beard, w e ieut, 'yak. Maple, Poplar ' Cherry awl Bitc C h
ba/r Tope, and all putt of Turned btulT frau aamo Matt,
rid, for chat% MAN cut-out bluff for Boren". Cord
Wash Stand% 'Wardrobes and Ylabogeny Cnatrc Mathis
TabloTopa nab-sloth, Corbel nab: Split Cale,.Tstalab,
&c. Alx., somo stoke plococof dotabod fttrultlllar,arta•
=
Tete•astetes, „Marble Top Tables, !b, O.Sllttaul
Celt, Tocter'• Patent Spring Bedstead BoGLOsall,
&c. Also, one caperlot , ll to-Proof Sala
'Sternest mkt. I.G.DATLS,Aact.
A DNILNISTIUTu Rs' SALE .OF LIIM-
Ja. Batt TOR 11/41313i1iT Aka
tos,Ntff. 23d, et 30 o'cgock, t 03.LCC of adteittlareftriot
the hie 11. 11. Hy., Islll Do Bold, et the Lumber Xffirdont
the Hoot: of the Allstsbeny tire, ehote WodeimiiittgPt
the fullowipg 1,11=1,1610t of Lumber
2,103 fast 1 loch Walnut Hoare,
“ Plug
13,4c0 1%.• 7 6 Isplet1tietnin
6,011 " 1 " Cherry do
ho 3 1.6 a a , Co
2,034 a 8 a a P .
.
93i " a Ash da.
11100 a earnmou Ash Stqlh •
21,860 " loch Poll sr I 3000411;
bijo " rik.k;
" Nos 110:61,
Tamest nals, eN '
El=t!M2
TTNC LA.1.511i1l PLOWS AT AlICTION:-r•
Tharsdsy, Tee „dolt 2 ticinct, P, H. at that:inn
&a,e.o rooms, No. Al PIRA atroa, on *tremor Pbmb
It may concern, to pay ft elglit and:chargefb %pi t odd, 24
Piave frntu the steamer (r,..iy rkleade, ofdere - Pedntmed
before the day of est, r - al J.O. DAVIS, .
---
A USTIN LOOMIS et. CO., Merchant? itratt.V.6.
A
LLEGUENY 'PROPERTY FOR SiLk•
Am. —Two Lotn on Houtgomerittreet, V.l foot ftol4llBB
nod extendlnr slops Taylor &ratio 110 feet..
Terms, one.fonrth met], bitlenee In, 1, .04 Seim AP.
ply to AUSTIN 1.001113 & 00,18 roariltitne.t. •
4.1 TOCKL SAL ES BY AMAIN 1...00.111S :&
CO., AT THE MERCHANT.' EX.CIIANCIi MET
THURSDAY EVENING.—Bank, Bridge,luentanna-and
Capper Stock, Bunt. and &.i Eitab auld at publlaaile
at the 51m - chants' Exchange by
dUBTINLWDIIBt CO.
Zo , = Drafts and Leant on Estate negotiated al
le terms by AUXIN LOOMS t CO.
sal Steak Note Brokera.92 Youth st.
101111 T. tooart..— —...,.nwaft) ono&
Lomita: et, GREIGO,
IMPORTERS OF
ARDWARE,
NO. CM WOOD" srka.s s k ia7,
/our Deere el.r...ee St. Charles Ilotel,
JeSO.IC.
_ .
O. R. Bar., ;Ate at banc+acr..—.Loa•l3 Guca; Pittst4
GEO. S. BRYAN & C 0 . .-
Commission Merdhatitsi.
FOR TILE BALE OF -:-
PIG IRON, 8L00N5,...L.p,r
No. 52 Wood St., Plttsburgh.. ,
Car y= mi—Lynn, nosh & Co., Pittabstrgb;Liiiiitt)ni,
Copeland Co., I.lttsborgh; Thos. IL Franklin. F.sq.ilau ,
easter; lion. Vinson Cameron, Ifarrlsburic Hussy flardtra
A 00, liellldsysburg. iatthemd
THE ENTERPRISE
Insurance Company
OF PIIILADELPILIA
Insures Against Loss or Damage by Fire
on Building., glerobandise, • --
misuse, die., at Reasonable
ii. 111•11 of Premium. .
DIUCTOWL—V. Ratchford Stan: WWl= Dr/WNW' Wm.
WE so A Co4Nalbro fruier. 100. AL Atwood, of Elwood,
Wbtto I Co.; Benj. T. Trodick, of Tredick, Stokes 100.
Henry Wharton; Mordecai L. Dawoon• Oeo. 1L Stawart,ef
Stewart Inn.; John IL Brown. of john IL Brown 1004
D. A. Fahnortaak, of 1.1. A. Faboartook t Co.; Andrew:D.
Cull J. L. Erringer, of Wood d &ringer. •
F. RATCHFORD STARR, Creesident..
0041i53 W. Coza,Socrotary.
Flrrainmon Barna. cr.a.-11:m. Holmes Co ,J. Painter
& Co., MODS. 51. Mire, Fag, lea. Marshall, Esq., Allan
Roamer, Esq., Wilson, hl'El goy A Co., W than, Payne I Co,
Battey, Bro. n I Co., Livingston, Cirpolivo4 A w., Jsmea D.
Lyon I Co., Wm. S. Lovely A CO.
GIOU. S. DRY A.ei .7. CO., Agenta, - 1
earveind No. 02 Wood Btreet...
Assurance Company,
No. 1 3100110 ATE SCREEF, LONDON,
EsTABLISIIED 1830: : -.:
OAPITAL. ......... -.40,200i 0 0 0 0 0
PAID up CAPITAL -
ANriIIAL. REVENUE, to Wu )oar on+ '• =: •
beg Jooosoial, 0314922. *2
THIS COMPANY IIsISIIRES AGrAIliSt
Urn or Damege by Fire, eme l t beirlbrectillenot.
Property. Ile /Lica of Perini.= ore , .
all meta, bawd upon toe entracte? of' the Wenn or as
pest, lend the ntertta ct the clot. , - •
Loma crumptly adjusted end pail without referentilin
London. A spat'. permanent food perendzil ,Pkgitdel; -
phioforporown: of ! ova in tits country_
nr.reauscros 13 rtrr-_aturetO
blear.; James McCully A Co, 13 Wood Brett'-
" John Floyd 6 Co., 173 "
" Brown t liChlpetricke, 123 Liberty street; :.
" 1). Gregg A Co., 92 Wood Moon
Wilson, drEinty A C0.,154 Wood etre.; -
Junes tdoCarintese A Co., 103" :
Musick A Co, 43 Water street;
" U. A. Febontock A Co.. Firer wed Wood greats:
" Jos Woo:weir A Co., tkwonlivol Wood streets
" Atwell. Lee 4 - ft'SZ-46.fflin;M , 4
, ilo.4,to,:mt,)erra blarket striebq
M<Cattakay Lemma VooLt end Water ste,
0000 4.00 oto InIII..LEEI4.
George IL Stuart, EN, 18 Bank etreet. _
3teeere..ldy Cleehorn ACo 232 Starke; etrect . ,
" Wm. 31•11. es A C..,2310nth Front err.%
" arCcactgeork &COM., Frantaad New atic
Bmlth, Winiente 6 00, 613 blarkat street .
Jamul Graham t Co., 03 mud = Letitia etesite:
Joseph B. Panchen, Esq., Preeideut 3lectmolcid...Hatir
al .!1:
Jamem Dt*, Es+, President Union Book : •
Don. W. A. Eyries, We Judge Eoprerce Court,
SAIGLIES W. AJILLOTT, Ageeit,7`;;:
Jae:Y.l7a. Moe. 108 Wood
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IRISH LINENS: >
'DAMASKS, DIAPERS, ,J . D.
CONSIIMERS OF RIOILARDSON'SISW , i.
WS, and three &Atom of obtalefug the 0112117/fill-t•
00.)113, should a." that the article they purchase aril
ad with the full name of die firm.
J. N. ILICUAILD3I.III, BONS A OWTHEN,
guarantee of the undue.. and duralnlityof tho Goodin:4 ,
eautlen to rendered earentlally net:cowry, sa tarp
guarantee of Inferior o.l4eotire Linens are prepated..l
seseen after Wagon mad wino the name or B1011ARD•
os lush Elowww, who, ttgerdlese of the Wray Usti
11:Meted allimon Um At:optical:mar and the Oteattrett.
Aaron of the heoutoe Goode. 1 n ot oath abandon.
.odourDo profitable, while S. "r.
With Goode of a wahine choroctor. p .
J. BuukcEn a J. B. LOA _
.08:1ydls Agent., 35 Church artat, New York.
BOOTS AND SHOES
CHEAP E oAgn.
No. 89 Market strdef,
JAMES ROBB,
n6ll now In gore a large and wall aoloctad aka of
BOOTS :AND saogOi,
Which km *iit tell, WEIOLIMALE and, nrran,
.
At Very Reduced RxiCfrl. --
~ .:.-
.111EPOITg MADB WOll6 always on had. Calluxi*, ..
amine his Stack Ware purchasing oletrwherw
JAMES ROBB,
Third door from the Market ficen46*
PITTBBITAGEI PLOW WOEMBI'
J. C. BID WE'L
gate of Speer
HA s ON HAND A VERY EAROL
Stock of
PLOWS AND PLOW CASTINGS,
Of .n the different ratietlemmady to eopply hies hlendsand
customer.,.. mat, in. NNW WOnlCH,towhabitaetWV
in the central pert of the onyion the lot [muting 121linst. ^ ."
each on Duquesne Wan and Payetta at and citadel'
340 feet on nerds.. 011,7, wlli be eqemb to antoot and ca
pacity to any Plow Fmk. In the Malted Stan* having alt
the modern improvements in both wood an 4 boo worklng
hischlnery, and.will be In full operation about the first of
Zaintery ensuing.
iiiirollesend Warehouses for the Prosant 139 Mat"
street, coma °Moons' *MT, and 287 Penn street. -
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arOrders azilcrespectfally
watt 1 o. mom=
J ,
. .
. :
. .
. . ..._,
L \tikstmA.. mgalla
UST received by filo subecnirer a tr!rp;rior
La of the usnicallea ' • .
I:TR:NW/LT preos. 1 ..
To Ichloti Ire disco:the attention a W. Wen of :hada Ade
liseautsancs sad of the patdiditioomakr• 1 f .
IL SUMER a lIEO, No. tt 7111.1nStsset,!',
ga.Asssts for htehosafe Platisi..
N. B.—To obtain a mater. ..... 4 .7 NU Is sonsik,s ....e.
=WIT le nuke fa. kpoese,
6aw.2333.1X.Ti3, INGC. W 7.4.
.
191. PENN STREET, oppoAte Sk!Clair
Motel, toscii• Teeth on Plate. or GoestEri and
Porcelain: also. on Gold and other Metallic Ems cared de.
erred. All other Darted opereGoos moron, ottooded
Electrical Acorestbeela epplfed hieditracthic. teeth. - toirMGY
=MATZ SCIECUCECISTAN
Practical Lithographer
Noe. 17 and 19 Fifth Et., Pittzburgb,
lILIIPP, DIPLOMAS, BUM °ADDS, PORTRAITS, ,--
LAMS, &DIM CEML uncans or STOCIDL
DILL MUDS, DRAFTS. A..
russoLunoN OF FARM k1iL111P... , -..
The AM of FrOCETON 4 ITAVY,NSON Is tt4sr.
dluolTed by mutual =teat, J. t. STOCK:LW.' ,5
• . IY. R. DTI:UN.. '.
N 0.113 WOW Stmt. 1 • •
Plitatnantb, Nov. 17tb. 0359.5 • nol.V.old •
,SAMIIEL A. PURVIANCB, • ",
~:.!;7; , 4 - 4 :.
' -''' 1176tEssi•ar-tt .
°tameMuter otlifth and W. 150 Sirmtk -__ _,„,--; ii ' il;
PirTanvitatai_ -
..: • 410" .
infl practice .n ' Mutt to cothetioia ... itte.. o , l o
Allsgnsay. Armstrong, limner sod Bon
TMISSES, SUPPORTERS,
muntdod =mama. ID Ma
settclet mutant we to advising that/WON I .4,77idibgs,
Odes Mem Instrommts st.mor, .it 0 2. c y. 401. tm
to Mott the tommisstory, Mittlettnt ttud : -
ooemmta not to M mu. Miktdombaret
nol9 CAUTWRIGHT YOUNG.
APPLES AND ONIONS.rf•-:
Sao bpi& TemaApar%
Tor iiiruir e. ll4 "d lancod7 5t774013.0 ':-. l:liqtril7 l ge
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