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`CT AND SVBURB.4N
.soLocaus,. Ottancurrosa taken for
the Oasarra, at Geo. E;Shair's Optician store,
atteetcorrected daily:
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Dr. Pershing.
• - ,
.Editors g a zette: I have recently learned,
front4*ms I believe to ice reliable, that the
Bev.' 'Dr. Pershing, Principal of the
Pitts
, Female College, is a "Copperhead."
is well known that in politics Mr. Pershing
lea Democrat. And Is a brotheito thoPerahing
- *ha edits'a copperhead' pa p er in Carabria
countyilid who was one of the worst copper
heads In the last Legislature ; but it was
hardly to Is: aipected that Dr. Pershing would
• tarry his ,pilitical . notions into his school,
rattCh leis that ho would exhibit, them in cop
perheudisni r- yet thew facts aro currently re
ported: - In his instructions In political seen: -
oray, Ao.,.he would say that such and such
things tronld not have happened if a Democrat
Aid bola in pier, or a certain Democratic ,
&Sepal bad been in command. Ile would per
mit moccasin young lady in his school to wear
a coligalrlirail badge unmolested, and yet when
some other - young ladies put on Collin badges
'he pommiiided them to be taken off. When
.suited on by some of the young ladles to as
+certain Ms loyalty, he refused to answer their
cc:spatial question k put on his dignity and
pilitaibliewed,thera the door; and his most
Agitate. associate, It is said, is one of the
- vilesteopperheada in the city-.
.xori if these things are true, Mi. Pershing'
littettldirat: be at the head of the Pittsburgh
Percale College. A man holding that, posi
tion itt: this - community should not' only be
loyal - 10 the Government, but he should be
abore *snapicilin on that point.' It' is duo,
therefore, to the loyal patrons Of that school,
and to-the LOjal sentiment of this community,
that Dr.. Pershing's real sentiments and posi
tioii should be known.
I make 'Melo suggestions in the hope that
Petehlng will • state publicly whether the
facts abovowtated are true, and will also define
his position. W.
P. 8.-If Dr. P. desires my name, you can
give It.
The Nest Coal Run.
It V roughly estimated that there are now
4,000,000 bushels of coal in the boabsdnd
barges, on the pools of the . Monongahela,
awaiting, shipment to Cincinnati, Louisville,
' and.points below.. This amount Is much less
than might' be expected, and indeed less
than some persons elem. The principal roe
son.wy, th e amount is not double, Is because
etthe'inibility of our coal merchants to pro
parajiaryires in which to float it to market.
The scarcity of diggers has also operated, in
some degree, to lessen the amount. The
high'prices tholower markets, however,
'Minstar° an ample supply as aeon as there
is.a ftillicieney of water to got the product to
the.points °tourism:option. The entire 4,000,-
000 bitehels Will go out on-. tie And rise, and
thigtielll lash the coasument below until the
barge! : , ere, returned. for another ran. Our
merchants are -now anxiously awaiting the
ristilwhich generally takes place about elec-
tiate.tliner btit at. present the prospects semi'
eymedinilj remote. The rise may come in a
week, or it may be "postponeP until snow
falls on the mountains.
Anezt. of 'Rail/road Conduit ors.
Quits a sensation was created in Harrisburg,
on-Z*lday by the arrest of several of
the
, on the Lebanon Valley and
the:;
i Reading and Philadelphia railroads,
eharged with having, at several periods, while
runiiinitheir trains, embeuled large earns of
money. . Other arrests ware made at different
points on.the.road,including baggage-mu er
and oonductore,;•*lio'ire,ill implicated in t the
bee.lUWle charge .: .::n,:atipf igk. 04 the company
4:-, vs bud La .. :4 1 ,41140;3110,--iumbar of deteo
. im ti ,, To:bcolat traveling on the dint
.,,. b., ,noting the number of pas
. ..: i . /tan_ gem - offs' In the Cara, the dietti -
tray
• _
~.4 w hielitli evetea; - &e., and 0 the nee
, rn
In * l- . ._,2: ' Pri..timto ,detective (lacer:, when t h ey
-.ll7cre eompure - th d ems wi e ttt a he . t rie lni t
ty s id made e b n y t r.h eY e
• ilondttotlin -
beeelmikint is derived, - and theenanvertaln
s .
question barn been made.
Mnllblotts IHHectief.
On•Thtueday, a.colorod man named Abra
indiefield, who had left a valuable bug-
Mt the premises of a friend named Butler,
!Burp' sbarg,' appeared. before Alderman
Donaldson and preferred a charge of malicious
" - .:4eischief. against Mary Butler and Mary Rob
colored, whom' he charged with having
i., ,, _derticreyed - the buggy. He alleges, on the an
' ' ' , .thotity of the party with whom the vehicle-had
- rsbeen . ,
.left;:aud who to a relative of one of the
dettnatate, that they hauled the buggy up a
Atilt; and after getting into it they let it go,
takiiigsiolly but dangerous ride, and break
ingUtl: buggy to pieces. 'rho accused de
1214.2eivieg ;doe°, the damage, but alleged
- that ..siwme :men who were at a pio-nte de
_ stroyetl.hd vehicle. The accused were held
coot pr common Pleas.
Oet; 15.;--Refore..farlge Sterrett.—
Thetcrir in the Oise Of Christian •Knoderer
lferroStratleif of ejaitment—r-foand
antennae foreb• plaintiff. -
Johni. Peebles, Administrator of Samuel S.
Dopneyi'decesied i , vs. hems 8. Patterson,
Exiinter' nt Cornelius Dorsey, deceased.
Plaintiff-takes a , nan 7 sait. • --
Viet lifacitinsti - ye;:lattioi:P. Jack. Ver
dict for plaininf, $O3B 23.
Thomas J. Bigham vs. 3falechlah Powell.
On teat -'• :
Br ore Judge 41:nee.—Robert Hill es. James
IV UHL` " Verdict :for $1',150.
Isabel* Bizeko is:Caleb Rtismill: Feigned
June to try tho.rigiit frpperty levied en by
lirigs;
, WE'LL DolotTltit ladies'of the Meadville;
-Pe.iqoldtees Aid `l36elety had in ?peraticin,
trdrine the' late :;Agricultural Pau in that
phomikrafritobnuitititand and dining - saloon,
Alvin Thichthey dossed over fire huadred dot
s'kttv;all'ot ildeh too to, s well the chi:liable'
prfand”of the" Malted Sttes Sanitary Con,,.
, Eonroz bonsai.—W. L. Davis, editor of the
Nastrat Pally Expres., had a box containing
thAiilundred dollars, and a anmber of wada
ble paper, stolen from a table in his °Mee a
rowdsys ago, A biiy ernidopod in 4te ofdoo
was ants And pzinfessed the mime, and
implicateikanother yontit named Fre3i, as his
•
(r 3 rviCi ± r prarY —A fieltMit'ootillion party
Trilkbe giTen this (Friday) evening, at Way
tato.- Hall, for the benefit of John Barka, a
dlalbled:soldier,.',Cgood-band of made 'will'
ke, in attendance. The price of tickets is one'
dollar each, which may be procured of any of
the laanagere r daring the day, or at the door.
• . ,
Polyorsida or the -Mar, at Masonin
Help continues to increase in interest, and the
ipmeiomaittll is ,, niettly , crowded by'our MU
imailiWbtiaro ehtbindastio in its praise. It is
oni::utordituaiil.pieasure to' look , upon it, and
ifieptidietTlOr It erowdwi boot during ita
stityinthiseity. ; • , ;
V
iliennwrtn a 8 pla torrof Jolui
ifilrkatiemon was you
tirdaadmitted Ao4Eio Ear of .the Court of
etc.i , of ibis county. Mr.
Pattersou;iiissed, exoellent examination,
f!fid dusuilreesttetwas in bin profession.
Tim Barns ..1 - Undatt will Meet this morning,
It the CitcrtlionsiN for the purpose 6/opening
and counting to election returns, estimating
the , Mlichiticsi:otc. We shall therefore be
etuibie Win:Assent tho official rotsr - in Batas
darliaPor.• , . .
• CHARISM' riTfOR ) Evizaber Capt..namoe
;330fohy;' - juiEl ode of Ids arms badly Injared,
.bb' the Komi/ire discharge of 'a goo, while
dcp,sektiVatMheeliog, is loner of the
airtral ofAtes.fkiget. The arm 'may hare to
' -....._ • .
1114104 M
will be" ii4OiprAt , the theatra,:this - erew.•
h41,w411,84-,4loboie feature Introllaetat.'The
12parateLliclarldett Working oiler alttlitM
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Go? Sirdiirioi . :- AUWOrConnelli; at :one
time &resident of Miradynle,, a sTaduate of Al
/0015E7 Collogeitras captured with gorgin'a
band, and is now in the Ohio Penitentiary
with his head chafed. At the breaking out
of the rebellion, he darer* his country, and
as northern born rebels generally do, made
one of the worst of traitors- - He now bids (air
to get his just deserts.
A amp on of Christian Sinn, of Manor
township, Lancaster county, accidentally fell
into a well, thirty-fonr feet deep, on Monday
last, and was instantly killed.
Jens Marne hung himself in Ms father's
■table, in Mares township, Lancaster county,
on Thursday last. No cause is assigned for
the rash act.
29 2-10
M. W. Parrow, of Conlientdrille, had his
leg broken in two places on Monday of last
week, while engaged In wrestling.
LADIES' AND Guns' Rubbers, at MeCle
land's, 55 Fifth street.
SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES
Gams' AND BAUR% SWING MACIUNNS, for
family and manufacturing purposes, arc tho
beat In use.
A. F. CIIATONT, General Agent,
No. 18, Filth stree
TH011“ PARRY, Plain and Ornamental
Slate Roofer, and dealer in Pennsylvania and
Vermont elate of the best quality at low rates.
Ogle° at Alex. Laughlin's, near the Water
Works, Pittsburgh, Pa. •
I Just RATUILIZD PIIOII zaa &inv.—The un
dersigned would most respectfully call the at
tention of their friends, and the public, in gen
eral, to their Fall and Winter stock of Goods.
They consist of all the very latest styles of
Cloths, Casimeroi and Vestings , English Es
kimo Beavers, Trice and Pilot Cloth and Over
coatings. Also, a large assortment of French
Chinchlla Overcoatings. of the very finest
quality, all of which Is selected from the
latest importations, and will in the
most fashionable manner, and at a price lower
than any other merchant tailoring establish
ment in the city. Give us an early call.
Fammtz. Guest/ &
Merchant Tailors, No. 54 Market at.
Saxon GEAILUI, Gao. McCsanbass.
Fon FAL Lan Wurrna Wa►a.—Tho Sim
mer is past, and by the morning's frost, we
begin to apprehend, that fall and winter will
shortly be upon us, and we must provide oar
. selves with the material to keep as comfort
able. A nice fall snit, or a good and well
made overcoat aro the very thing, and we do
not know of any place where our readers
would suit themselves better than at Messrs.
W. H. McGee & Co's clothing establishment,
corner of Federal street and Diamond Square,
Allegheny. They have also received a com
plete assortment of gentlemen's furnishing
goods, and a great variety of now patterns for
waistcoating, &p.
PERFECTLY SATI I 3IACTORY.—Bev. Jas. Hoyt,
Pastor First Presbyterian Church, Orange, N.
J., writes; "I have rased Mm. 8. A. Allen's
Zylobalsamtun or World's Hair Dressing with
very great benefit in my family. Its cleansing
and healing properties, removing dandruff and
giving the hair a healthy and natural tone
and softness, surpass those of any preparation
known to me."
Bold by Druggists everywhere. 'Depot 193
Greenwich street, New York.
' JOT RECEIVED Asa IiZADT sou Bart—The
fine assortment of Fall and Winter Clothing,
lately received by Messrs. John Wier & Co.,
Merchant Tailors, No. 146 Federal street, Al
legheny. The stock of clothing consists of
the finest variety of gents' pantaloons, vests,
coats and overcoats. The style of pat terns is
tastefhl and fashionable. We would invite
all of our readers to give the above gentlemen
a ealL
Tea horrors of war can be greatly mitiga
ted by that sovereign remedy, Holloway's
'Ointment, as it will cure any wound, Jammer.
desperate, if it ho well rubbed around the
wounded parts, and they may be kept
,thoroughly coverall with it. A pot of oint
ment should be in every man's knapsack. Only
25 cents per pot. 227.
Font -nottaus, four donate.
Pourigollars, four
Dente Institute, Dental Institute.
Best efteap Dentistry, bait cheap Dentistry
No, Machine work, no machine work.
Oxus and carriage cells will be taken at
the Omnibus office, No. 410 Penn street, day
or night. All orders left at the above place
'ill be promptly attended to. All calls must
• o paid in advance. •
C. Sim, Dentist, .248 Penn street, will a
tend to ell business of his profession.
MAIIIIIED:
SUPER—HOLMES—On There:ley mooing, Oct
35th, by the Rec. W. D. Howard, CHABLIMc
SOP=, to EMMA E. HOLMES. 1o cards.
PITTSBURGH THEATER
Lowe and Manager...........VM. HENDERSON.
Treamter.-----.... H. OVERINGTON.
• The origins):
THE OHM! THE GHOST!!
which he now no perfect an to warrant tho Manager
In producing for the scat time the
CORSICAN BROTHERS.
THTEMMIING-will be presented the beautlini
legendery drams, _
_with all the Ghostly Picture* enti
tled the OORSICAN BROTHERS, or LA VENDETTA
Louis del-Franchl,l
Pablen-dal-Franchl, ...... 7 , 4 TedNY-
Remand ... S. Rune*,
Orlando- .... .. ...... J. O. Sefton.
To concl u de with the popular farce of
mAsuisop AT ANT PRICE.
Effie Henderson will appear on MONDAY, as
YANCHON.
TO NERVOUS SUFFEB.EII,I3O?
110111 SEXTS.—A reverend gentleman has:
kitibrien reamed to health In a lbw days. after un
dergoing all the usual routine lend Irregular anon
aim model of treatment, without numbs, conildare It
his eacrod duty to conununkate tobb andoted fallow
creature* the means of care. Mince, on the receipt
of an addressed antelope, be will acind,fiee, • copy of
the prescription romd. Direct to Dr. /01117
DADIALL, 181 Fulton street, N. Y.
-tddlilydawY
WPFLRONA OIL WORKS,
• -
LONG, DULLER 6; CO. .
Works at 611AAPSBUILI STATION, A. V.*. R.
Mee and Wankkatna. No. 2S RARRET EITEEId
p.ttabargb.
Atanufactunink of ILLVIIINATIiG and LIIBIII
bAITNG PARSON OILS and BENZOLE.
I Ildr•No.1 RETINED,OIL, warranted non-ando
idyll, always ud hand. oeLtly
jr,1.1 , A M BtihNIEILL s ), Boti.ma
Makers cad Sheet Iron Workers.. PENN
BISECT, Non.. 20, 22.24 end 28. Haring semtred a
lane yard and fornisierd it with the 111111t.thlprOTOLI
Machinery, we are prepared to mermfactore every
description of BOILERS, in the lied mecum and
CHIMNEYS,
Warranted equal
BRICHM, FIR to any mede E
In the country.
S/
PIPES, LOCOMOTIVE BOILERS, BEDCONDENSSTEAMERS,
SALT PANS, TANKS, OIL STILLS, AGITATORS,
SETTLINGpkNe, BOILER IRON BRIDGES,
SUGAR PANS, sad mole niumniketerere of BARN
MILL'S PATENT . BOILERS. Repairing done on ,
the shortest notice. deatf
•
REAL ESTATE' 'FORf SALE.-4•The
undersigned Mien Mr sale army dosirable piece
of land, containing pi% Scree; nearly; situated in
Baldwin township. It fronts on the Brownsville
road on one side, and ' ne ship on the TlhoMithtown
road. It hrpart of the Mani Hall 'ram. This lot
has a home erected on and an orchard of Apple
and Queratreee, bearing tmit. This lot will be sold
on accommodating terms. /Lt-not add War the fiat
of Janosa, It Will balm rent. ,
For fiber particulars imitilre at 'WRITE HALL,
or the sabacrlbar, in Snowden to,ruldp.
aunaWdawratek •
PRESERVE YOUR OLDER.
THE SULPHITE OP LISLE,
Dbeareneel by ProtHanford, will yr/Tanta:ler gram
turning soar, cod alsogreatly Imprero‘ Ire qnsAfty.
ra betties eaglkieat for a bine' of CHder, wall fall
tltnralatur far tete. •
Tor sea by
lON JOHNSTON,
Comer Fourth and aseittdletd streets.
AIR A. K • ENGLISH: . rApiittftilly
,L.VE, Worms the cittreas of Plitabingb; that he has
hoc !ippobted iota eon% for the oda of MYERS &
& SON'S.ORIGENAL ',C1.1,1T ANTI-CORROSIVE
PEN. They are reOcentdemded by the hogeetliousee
In thiclty, among ithlth ate'
Dam, Bpserrt 4 Co, I 81 7son*
Ploossub & Co., Isom Crn
And others. .
lincitzu,
WILP: BECK"&,CO. - _,.:Xo. 185. L1:11 1
arty,Btreat,iPtendant,h;lY, - Wholetali 01.04
am, 'Dammam:km Marrltanta, and dadan .001114 ,
TRY PRODUCW. EitOTIBION8;:.B.&00N, LARD,
BUTTER, EGOS, anon, PIM dn. PRODUCE,
FLOUR: GICADT,
rliII:CM*,„11,41;4101LL 3,1 0 5."" !“.,-bla
I; -011i142# b 4611Inire.and
kid.* ,xem . p/i - 47 , 0141M -
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THE tkiter , NEw
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BY TELEIRAPIL
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES
FROM WASHINGTON
Special Dlspatche to the Plttatkligb Gazette
WASHINGTON Cirr, Oct 15, 1863
TIIS Novi:until nrrretsr.
Remittances In noin chocks, covering the
November interest on 11. S. Bonds, will be
made to the National Banks in season fur col
lection by the first of November. There is no
need to send here for coupons. Acting Sec
retary Crittenden's remarks about foreign in
vestments in our bonds, is calculated, as re
ported, to convey a wrong improssion, although
$330,000 was received in one day. This was
an exception. Tbo whole amount received
from abroad within the last fifteen days is
$1,000,000. Of course further statement that
foreign capitalists have Invested enough to
pay oar whole army up to November Ist, is
incorrect. -
TUE SITUATION IN IEONT
There Is at last light upon the situation in
front. The fighting yesterday grew out of an
attempt of the rebels to cut off a train of
wagons at Bristow Station. The Immediate
guard was first driren in, but the second corps
suddenly attacked them, and after a brisk
fight put.the enemy to flight, and captured a
rebel battery In: fire minutes in the hottest
of the engagement. Thirty-six pieces of ar
tillery were at work.
GUXESILLA EESDEZTOUS DESTROYED
At Brentrille a guerrilla rendezvous wa
destroyed
MEADE READY FOR ERE
Mende has lost no stores, guns or wagons.
He has his men well on hand, and fully ready
for Lee.
SICKLES NOT TO SVCCIED I[E►DE.
Oen. Sickles went to the front to-day. The
report -that he is to succeed Meade is, of
course, utterly unfounded. He is not able,
even wore he selected. No probability of
an immediate change.
ARRIVAL OF RICE ARD IFOONDED SOLDIRRS
Over four hundred sick and wounded sol
diers arrived here yesterday and to-day, and
about two hundred additional wounded will
naive to-morrow, from Fairfaix. The follow
ing from Western regiments have arrived and
been distributed among the hospitals hero:
Wm. Dullage, Abram Van Annan, Chas. Har
rison, James Carson, ith Michigan ; Isaac
Anderson, 6th Michigan; Henry C. Keene, C.
Peolon, 3d Indiana cavalry; William J. Mc-
Cormick, sth Michigan; G. N. Gardner, 12th
Illinois cavalry; E. H. Brown, Bth Illinois
cavalry ; N. J. Mohlier, Erastus 'Roberts, liar
coy Lambert, 12th Illinois cavalry;;' William
Goren, L. Bush, Philip • Mc&es, Bth Illinois
cavalry.
Four hundred and seventy-fire prisoners of
war arrired this'evening, captured at Bristow
Station yesterday. One report makes it out
that we captured two rebel batteries ; another
fourteen guns.
ELECTION RETURNS
Special Dispatches to the Pittsburgh Gazette.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Piu.tanat.rnta, Oct. 15, 1863.
All the counties have beett...leard from.
Curtin obtains 55,308 votes, and Woodward
31,886; giving Curtin a majority of 20,422.
The official rotors will differ a little from these,
and sic as likely to increase the majority as
to lessen it. In Philadelphia several wards
4orulidered hopelessly Democratic, have come
outnobly for the Union. The_ city may be
considered permanently for •the administra
tion during the remainder of the ear.
Gen. McClellan's letter had no .circulation
outside of the city, and the majority for Cur
tin shows that it was paper wasted. It is now
scarcely spoken of. McClellan's influence Is
evidently a thing of the pail. Had ho been a
clever politician he wotddr never hive com- '
mitted himself toe failing cause. The cattle:
4iasm has settled into a quiet joy and satis
faction in the great result. The Governor,
Legislature and. City Cottnciis are all for the
Union, and Pennaylvania's.entire influence is
pledged to the AdministratiOn.
OHIO.
Castrastoonii Oct. 14, 1863.
Incomplete returns of about two-thirds of
the army vote give 'trough 7,199, and Dalian
digiutta 211. 8.
CINCINNATI, Oct 15, 1863.
Returns from serenty-one counties give
Brunei 60,900 majority.
GEN. MEADE'S NEW POSITION
Exciting Rumors in Washington
BATTLE PROBABLY COMMENCED
STRENGTH OF THE TWO ARMIES
IV/AIRINGTON,. pot. 15,—A correspondent of
the Nese - York aropnereial says: The moment
the rebels saw that in the retreat from the
Rapidan, of our army, on Saturday last, it
was General Meade's intention to roach the
north bank of the' Rapindtatuiock in safety,
they comiaeneed . a rapid march, to turn our
rightfiank, bat general Meade was too soon
for them, and had taken up his. position on
the north bank of that stream. Nothing
daunte4however,by this failure, the enemy
has continued , to advance even to the north
bank of the Rappahannock, and, yesterday,
was in General Meade's front in considerable
force. 'yt is 'reported that skirmishing wu
kept !Ip all day; and `that `.out army fell back
on the line. of the. railroad.
It is said that this morning Lee appeared in
force again, and commenced an attack. Wash
ington ia seething with excitement over the
rumors. 'lt Is folly believed that a battle has
commeneed,.aad that Meade retreated to ob
tain choice of a battle field, desiring' to
reach Manassas if possible. Leo will fight,
with
the Itappahannock.behind him. andluts.
not, it is believed, allPeriOr numbers. Yet.no
one would be surprisedlo hear on the heels of
such belief that:thiirebiTs had suddenly boon
reinforeed.• Of 'muse - all sorts •of rumors nrO
afloat. Gen. Meade is much stronger than . is,
generally•sripposed. • '
From Illemphb.
MEXPRIS, Oat-13.-Many of the rebels that
were in the fight .at Calliensallle on' Sunday,
the oath of allegiance, which they had ta
ken, and various passes through oui•" lines,
which they had obtained for' alleged local tau
pe:Ms, were 'found upon their persons. This .
perfidy will bringupon our country peoploter-,
rible rctributien, and stop what little Ida
course and bade hare been permitted to the
inhabitant,.
Hen. Huriburt has just issued a special or
der prohibiting civilians from passing to and
from Memphis and Charleston by railroad.
Hurlbut 's forces, who had been soot aria
Chalmors,have beenskinnishing with him yes
terday ,and tomltty. -. They have driven him
beyond the river, and are still following and
punishing him severely. .
Prcint'- Tennessee—.. Wheeler Driven
:Across the Tennessee Rh:cr....Bra gg
Reported Falling Back.
New Yoar, Oct. 15.—A special to the:Nere
York 27,n., dated Stevenson, Ala., 15th insti,
The situation coutinucs uninteresting and.
heavy ininsilitretraised theiTonessee.
The rebel irkieeicr recrossed the Tennessee
at lilt:wale Shoals, closely pursued to the river
by our. troops. Be was,driten Kona Hunter-
Title by a brigade otour
,navalry.
Refugees who come into our linos leper!
Bragg ~ marching_tewk.apparortlyin.distress
:at 'thee - exhaustion of the . eoantry wi t tth
ho has been living. Though this is not good
lathority,,there blows reason'to beltneittett
.theettenty on the metre. • '
=
itirrlct filmes nit
Rebels Repulsedivllb Heavy Loss.
CONGRATULATORY ORDER TO THE
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.—The following gen
eral order was published to-day :
, ireadvarterr Army of Potomac, Oct. 15.
1 The Major General commanding announces to
the army that the rear guard, consisting of the
Second corps, was attacked yesterday while
marching, by flank. The enemy after a spir
itedcontest was repulsed, loosing a battery of
five guns, two colonels and 450 prisoners.
The skill and promptitude of Major General
Warren, the gallantry and bravery of the. offi
cers and soldiers of the Second corps, are en
titled to high commendation.
By command of Major General Meade.
S. Witaxsus,
Assistant Adjutant General.
The guns captured, four of which aro United
States Regulation 3-inch, and one Blakely
gun, were exhibited hero to-day.
The prisoners were mostly Carolinians,
fifty of whom have expressed the desire to
take the oath of allegiance.
Our casualties yesterday wore small. A
considerable number of rebel dead and wound
ed fell into our hands, the latter not being 'in
cluded in the finegoing aggregate of prisoners.
The march from our late to the present po
sition was accomplished in most perfectorder,
and without the loss of wagons or other prop
erty. The enemy was held in cheek at every
point where they attempted a surprise or
attack. The tomes that attacked Gen. War
ren was portions of Gen. Hill's Corps. Some
of the prisoners state that they bad marched
from Hanover Court House, near Richmond,
since Saturday last.
A Convention of Slave states—shalbrs
Guerrilla Band Broken Up.
ST. Lours, Oct. 1.5.--An invitation to the
friends of freedom, consisting of the Slave
States, to meet in Convention at, Louisville,
By., on the Bth of 'January next, to consult
together to take action on the question, ap
pears in the Democrat to-day, signed by Con
gressmen and other prominent gentlemen of
this State.
-Several squads of Shelby's raiders crossed
the Pacific Railroad on their way south, pur
sued by Gen. Brown's cavalry. Shelby's raid
is at an end; his forees are scattered. in every
direction.
From California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.—The long deten
tion and stoppage of several California bound
ships en route from Now York and Boston, at
Rio and Valparlaso, coupled with the loss, by
capture, of four clippers, and the foundering
of the Donate, off Cape Horn, is beginning to
have ita legitimate effect in oar market. Many
staple goods, usually supplied almost exclu
sively from Atlantic ports, are running low in
stock, and eomeleading articles are now quite
out of market. Prices in consequonce are
well sustained and hardened.
Curtin's Majority.
PUMA ottren,Oct. 15.--Tbe Union Lague has
reports. from most of the State, giving the ma
jorities claimed by the Democrats. in the
State they anis up as follows : Curtin, 55,-
908; Woodward, 34,880. Curtin's majority,
20,422.
DR. gErstlt will giri Lis personal attention to
:he application of T 1 ,1,1011 in adults end children,
and ne Inntliptini that, Cll. an experience oftwenty
years, ho alit Lo cnaLled to giro salL,Ltrtion.
•
RELP-TEIRCI,IVG , 1371 . 1.0:C
Arrival of flick and Woluided Soldiers. f
• '
N4SIITILLE, Oct. 15.—The evening trains
from the front are bringing in the sick and
wounded. The churehes have again been
taken for hospitals. All quiet. at Chattanooga.
The river has risen fifteen inches.
Soldiers' Vote.
ST. Lo ns ' Oct. 15.—The rote of the lowa
soldiers in this city, yesterday, wee: Stone
482, Tuttle 42. Ohio soldiers, House of Ref
uge Hospital,Braugh 40, Vallandigham none.
Sale of rive -Twenties.
PnrungcentA, Oct. 15.—The Subscription
Agent reports the sale of $1,200.000 lira-twen
ties to-day.
New York Petroleum Market:
' Special Diapateh to the Pittzbargh Gazette.
Nave roux, Oet. 15—The demand for erode le lair,
and pieta ittattlratt saki at Str... keilaed, how],
la also in tair demand, and priers tend upward, with
sales at 556550 e, co,..the spot, atal 6W3e tFr 4oiem
her delivery. Vie Idle at 6464 z, ond Neptha T. 714
(3C.
Markets by Telegraph. • :
•
Haw You., Oct. 16.—Wheat opened Ittegtdar and
i ansettled, and closed beim; at a decline. of 264 c;
41,1161,30 for Chicago 'Spring, 51,2461,:e for NU
• wankel, Club, 111,3461,36 for Amber lova, 61,3661,44
•for Winter Bed Wound Batty,, new choke,
!$1,15.. (Soon opened drooping ad ekned tltm at
;01696 for Shipping Mixed Western, afloat, 9.56.96%
for ston , . Oat* declined fullY Le ; 43645 for Western,
; 84684 Mr State: ;Coffee dull and prices' non:Utility
unchanid Sugar qtdst and firm. lffelasse•Wimuly ;
,Cuba ed 41. Pork 410/1 and lowey; 514,60014,76
!for Old e a, $14614,LN for Now do, Eu.7sg.w.m
,for Now Prime, $14,60g14,601ye New Piime - M.ms.
:Also .1,1100 bids Mess :at 416 , 2 S—Decemberand
nary. Beef dull and lower 5,67 c ; 7.1176,
;packed Mew 5LT,614,50, Mem and Prime lime ßeef
Anil and unchanged Cut Undo quiet' and tom.
;Bacon Sidat quiet. Lard active and arm 11%612.
5,000 bbls—Dogeraber, January and February—
.ll%6l2. Butter is selling it -31 1 6:M. Ohio acme.
firmer at 11610, common to prime,.
Money mots active at 661. Sterling Artma but
!inlet at 1706171. Cold limner but quiet at 1706171.
Akild Clymer but ',eV
_ . irmgniar unsettled, opening
S ll 5( % do.li.thiS to bag, liduadng to G 674, d
eloalug dull at 46. • •
likrearnment Stocks Miner ;U. Vs 817 Couporia
107; 7-.79'a 10q7„.
Stocks tither, but quiet: •
C. &IL L.. --JOB% lludaoa L. M. &P. .—.— Madam ...... ..128
P., lit R, t C . -- 84% Beading ..... .....
184
13. & C 110 Erio... 1?8N.
Clevelaud a Pittabli.ll/3 N. Y. C
111. Cont. 8erip..._...124 s Pacific .. .-228 •
M. 8...'..».».».......... U. B. 1 Year Bt6i
1 '
Cotton firm at 91@9n... Flour opened 6e better mid
in bile demand. Afterwards the improvement was
lost and the market elcimed dull dad a tilde towel at
at . 841,10076,811. • •
PUILADWPIII4, Ott. grm a 5 9N3,50.
Wheat arm ; aka 15;030 bitahals 'of — Chicago and
Kentucky White atsl4l3. .03r11 golet ; Yellow 31,Z.
Kew Pork SIG. Lard Km at 1134. •
Bummer, Oct. la .—Plour arm. Wheat steady. Whisky dull•and sinning] at in
Chicago Marked
(Front the Triburteof Wednesday.) '
To=day the gtineril 1:111140ti had a strong down
ward tendency, mitwithstanding the extraordlnary
advance in gold. The trouble lima is not a scarcity
of gol ,d but of greenbacks. Bills of Exchange were
hawked about the greet ate account—the bankers.
generally follubilA to kal .at arty crammed:de quota
tions.
Tho Maur market was mans attire; hat in tome
queace of a &Ober advance In freights of 150 V bbl.
there wee no quotable, change in ark's, although the
sales were generally at the fall , .qaotaticos of yester
day. Upwards Of 7,200 bids charmed kends at Ka%
@um for White winter tgs* f 4 , oo o3tkrafir raring
extras; and $4,644.1,03 for Spring Ampullae.
The wheat mar ke t ruled le fi bushel lowa. 4ard
cloned stoady-eith sales of shard Zio,ooo busbentat.
11,1781,18 for No 2 Reds $1,02 for Rejected 8ab11,103
gello for No I fi x ing; '111,12,91,13 for No 2 Baring;
and gi,ocgi,as for Selected. Hiving-4bn alettel
closing steady at 15,31,1.53; ter No 1 flaring, end
111,12,@1,12% for No 2.
Corn was very dull and 24 3sbnibl below yerAr:.
day's lowest figurer with sales of only about 30LO.
brothels, at 24438011 for No 1; 82484 c 23r No. and 21c
for Itejocted—thembelng nirdenuardatihe close at
the inside quotatkme. ,
The media fir Oatimaa tvni "cys".and pekes 1
here fallen within the past I.%Sours , Ng* par
bushel—with tales to-day of 12300233 bush as 530050
for No 1, and NV for. No 2 oats in gero—eking Arm
at the lowest quotattou. .
B l e was steady and, chard vet., qulet—With sales
No
The market for Raley was Ina active: bat pima
wore Arm at $1,2181,35 for No 2, and 111,30 for No 1.
Illghwines were quieted elm • Abilene 11,20.014.
Seams are dull. Timidity deed.vat quiet at ipeoDa
2,25. flax deed -
In
fmrislous there was considerable activity Lod
a Arm market.,Mee Pork in hold .rery firmly at
1115,00„ and we report min Ueda, of about-6LO lots
at 1114,75@1b,LC1. .A. lot 01502 /Ala Milwaukeapacked
was sold for. December delivery at 515,61; but Chica g o
refuse to contract at each figure , . Lard wsa.
packets
dennutd at 114 hut holders ours asking toe
advance of MAILY c e..:t A let of t) insatiate Leaf . for
November delivery, wet sold lifgo.. Brawn Grease
was said et Wars A hd of 503 to Lidia.lifes Beef,
awed, wits sold today at mon. At the dote *mi
nion India. Noss was held at that Agate,. . .
Et=
Tide evening at the meetlug ettheTrcmont Hone;
quite • mode took place 'ln the grain' market"; and
prices fell.yery materially..
The decline , to gold In
New York en the ekes, and the glooiny , character of
the tliqtattlew bon there concon t =goolnee, fright
ened holden "flatbeds van. anxiety to real.
Ire. Wheat fell 3e per bona low the lowest pekes
quoted , on I:bongo—with Balm of snot 10,002 bmb—
els, at .111,1214. 1 4 for. 3 Silthelland 111;00(gui for
Not gyring--closing at the biter quotation. •Thn.
I. g M a l deeligexo.day of do , per bushel. (lore .0
extremely Ant, and prices fell "'pat Untie] below the
lowest p rlaa oo !cloenge...witbailetrof shoat 10,011,
boatel' at .786800 for-No I Corn ili.sters—ol ming
dull. Outs trent !'petiticyiltatillthe market andend
yorthge.d gg u m or . ac.per bushel—with Wm of 0300
lockote bubo* Wgritl g o 1n...N0 1, store-cloidng.
at"the inside. Nein* TY -letett
hn_ decline afJoi:*
tie duritigthe net 2, ..ttile.ut; Arlal2lP4.lPer; bushel
atne° I M u t d O r • ^
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• - • WM. WILSON,
Alderman, Fifth Ward.
:,Perrentreau; 'ploy. 18, 18118:
De- Amelia t",,Lhave been, morn or leer, to wy
llfq effected with tom severest of cab, and horseneas.
At Mies my thioat would become so closed., to rev.-
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entirely.
Ip
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ANALYSIS.:—
.........
.1.50. • s LOUIS, MO.
Pcn Ox. laox - 2.00.
.01.
31A 0
rmn.a.._—___ .01 A
100.
Having accepted the Agency for the sale of the
SEMPLE CLAY. mi near St. Lords, Mo., I In
vite the attention of atsa and Steel Mannfactment
to the Analysis given above, as report.' bi di tik pt . A.
A. Hays, of BOMUID. and.). C. Booth, of P
which, together with the toot of sctnal
,erper co by
manatee:turtle in Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Si.
Louis, determines it to be the purest and moat valu
able Clay now known, whether Foreign or American.
Pots made from it have stood In the Class Pnrance
fro to 9 months.
Th m e
Analysts Is of the Clay m taken from the mine,
without any washing or preparation whatever. I,
9011801111411 great adhativenwm and plasticity Onditien,
which are not shown by the Analysis, toot whirl, ad
mit of the mixture of large proportion oy .h o n
burned clay.
or
I am now prepared to fill olden for the above Clay
to be shipped from Si. Louis or deliver.' hare.
No. 1:1 SECOND STREET
J 2 Gra
•
T_ToN. WILSON bI'CANDLESS, Judge
-Li. of the United State.; Circuit Court, Prnident.
('on. PENN AND ST. CLAIR STREETS,
Prrrsariton, PA.
The largest, cheapest and best.
SD pays fora full Ccanmercial merge.
No extra charges for Manufacturens, Steamboat,
Railroad and Bank Book-keeping.
Ministers' sons at one-half price.
Students enter and renew at any time.
This Institution to conducted by experienced'
Teacher,' and practical. Accountants, who prepare
young men for active business, at tho hest expellee
and shortest gine, Thr the most lucrative and resign
;tibia altmtione. Diplomas granted for merit only.
Hence tho universal preference for graduate of this
College, by business men.
Prof. A. COWLEY, the Mat Penman of the Union,
'who holds the Jargeetnumber of Ifirat Premiums,
end over all c6mpetitorkt • teaches Rapid Busluese
Writing.
am- Per specimens of Penmanship, and Catalogue
containing lull information, incleee tarenty.fira cents
to JENKINS .t SMITH, Principals.
ja,&llvlavr.e.Megairt
BILL OF WHITE PINE wanted for
the floor of the Covington end Cincinnati Bus.
pension Bridge
Number pf!Leval Width Thickness Board Mauna*
pieces. f infed.fin la Me/teal es feet.
1 1 3. 7 37 n. lai I 14% 170,400
8% 34 I V , :516
- 7
Tim above bill of Joists most be delivered on the
Covington side of the Ohio river, at the Bridgo, in
the Spring of 1804, and no later then the list of June.
Tim quality of the lumber must ho good and sound,
free from all defects, edges moot be full' and square
and hoe from sap.
Propose:a In writing for the above delivery, ad
dreased to the undersignmi, and acoomptinied by sat
isfutory tefenumet, will be remdved to the 10th of
November next. JOHN A. BOMILING,
Engineer Covington cud Cincinnati Bridge C 0..,
aMaawdlw
ISAAC GItAI
OUTLET SAAV MILLS,
ALLEGHENY OITY,
Eno constantly on hand a largo and thoroughly
mo A oned stock of DE, BOAT AND OTTOM.
PLNK, WINDOW CKING
FRAME STUFF, LI B NTL
SUI3-SILLS., JOISTS, SPOUTING, LATHE, PAL
INGS, Sc., ke. , Sc.
Ho will Jlll orders for SAWED STUFF with
pronalitness and at fair rates.
N. B. Persons wmting LONG TIMBER or POP
LAR an, partionlary invited to exmaine his stock.
Dirt:kites on Claig street, near Robinson.
ataria
W O. JOHNSTON &
TI 77 aYMIII,
Steam Job Printers
STEREOTYPERS, end
BLANii BOOK DiAIitICRS
57 WOOD & 105 TIIIEJ) STS.
re2s:v.w.s.
STON'EXIAN,
MANISFACTURERS Or WIRE WORK
Kayo always on hand and make. to order IRON AND
BRADS SCREEN WIRE CLOTH ; SIEFEt' ,4 , or . 11
kin& ; ILIDDLF-4, for Foundry cw; HEAVY
WORK FOR WINDOWS, &c. :BIRD CAOES, OR
NAMENTAL WIRE WORK, for Yhrtrera, !Le.
UtZ . AU sixes of WIRE fur Ws, at.
MIS
No. SO FOURTH BTREET
EYES AND EAR
DR. BAELZ
Pore narticolar attention to the treatment of
CIifLONIC DISEASES, the EYE and pera
on CATARACT, SQUTNT EYES, forARTIFICIAL
PUPIL, inserts ARTIFICRAIr EYES, and treata all
INFLAMMATORY EYES:- also HARD
and all , diteasea affketing . llie; Ear and leading' to
Deafness.
01:114;O, 100 FIFTH STREET. my M,:lyia
NEGL E Y NURSE RY,,-ROSES
SHADE AND OEN/MENTAL TREES,
SITRUBS, VINES and E KEENS; WILLOW,
(basket and the ornament. .11,) ; FRUIT TREES
and herbaelme plant., all , at quantity and ea
riety. BOURBON, CHIN.,. 'I and NOISETTE
ROSt9, at this how price of per lumdred; if or. before potting time; and all other Nureet7
stock or the best quality, and at reduced prima,
order tonics° out during the prouent Fell and next
Spring. Inquire of
C. IL SEELEY, 37 Diamond etre.%
or T. A. 3IELLON, on the promisee,
seMlindawr
JOSEPH SNOWDEN,
NOTAXiIe"
. ,
lIIITAYS PELMONIC WAFERS are unLllling
tbe cure of Coughs, Astlons, Ilronelai; lore
Thro-1, Daasarnesr , INAcali Dreaflio/, farfplear
sonaptios cad .DiMISOI of the. , Dup.. They_ltavo:no
tome of medleles ' and any 'child Wit take' Mein:
Thousands have been restored to Beath thatbadt44:
Toro despaired. Teatiroopy . peen 1n- „hundreds of ;
eases. I eine° dose relieves in 4snaroths. - ' •
Aak for Bryan's pub:motile Valera—t,_ helOriginal
owl only genuine la stamped "Dryad!' Spor;lon,
kinds are for . sale. Twenty-Ore ientsa • ';11
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,..' r
T. Cortlandt areal; Rev Tort.<
/114 R -For sale by all Druggists.
IiPAEKLING SODA WATER, •
WYKES'• PROTOGRAPHS.--Thbtiv"
PATENT MEDICINES, &v.
No. SO DIAMOND STREET, Pirrsatrnon
Acihosrlidgmenn, of Deeds, Depaitlons and AM
liarlta taken. Also, Deeds, Mortgages, Artiekw of
A.groement, Lena°, and Lry,-al Papera of every kind
written. sada:ran
CENTRAL DRUG STORE,
Owner Ohio and Faterat Strreti, Altophene,
GEO. A. KELLY, Prorsurroz.
1!=l:rg
McCOLLLSTER BALI; Wholesale
INJL Tobacco Dealers, 108 WOOD tin:MET, hare
now In store the largest and most complete anon-
ILO IA
TOBACCO, CIGARS AND PIPES
In the city, which they are selling at the eery low
-Ist cult figures. All orders promptly attended to.
4:0E4
GW. DABII, JSIERCIANIC 'Luton, No.
. 94 SMITITPIELD 'STREET, will sell cheep
for cash a good ONION ,. SUIT FOI :11:331 CAEN- .
IMRE, ALL wow, 876: BLACKOLOTII,BI.IJIT;
A . Gull of cloth awls in twelve boars; ai.,
(LW,.
•
sel.9e-In • • N0.'91 Sailtlilleiu'orett. •
- - .
Assurer..4r iarrrnrcipusrue's Oralcs, . . '
j
Cornor 0 and 2-' c' 1 streo , .. _ ._
Warningion D.C.. Eepr:2Gtb,lBoo: ','
AATILL''ng SOLbAl r, mimic A O
y y noN on the Fnure,-Bgeost, AI:DT/Imp
WEDNESDAYS; Ith,litia And 21rt'ol-CctobefiAt
the'rr'frb° ,v ili tlmor OrtratOry,:l.lnpkoiall.andetocomc4:X".
ft torpubllaeirrleo:sl m lb lk.
Torsot-Cski:ltGotormitent ithdr, ''.-• '''''
se2l3rnil ..1 i:,.:" :. CII.AB. CIARRETSON; .CQ..71..' :-.1
. ..
011,11iLL13 L. CALDIVELL,.. •-• :„.: -
(Successor to Ame. rfolme3.&
PORK PACRE
Dealer In - BACON, LAUD, EitiGAE,,CITRED LOIS
£.I3IOXED DEEP, th.o
CORNE4LNAREET AND FIRST STREETS,
No's], . r....6mrm, PA,
1864.
Alarge essertnient of POCKET AND COUNTING
HOERR DIARIES, for:lB4—ln paper; In cloth, In
man, In Imitation Turkey, IA Turkey .Ilococco—.
with edges and with ;marble edges—with tucks,
isstest chums and clastiefehtenings. AU slut, tind
from the commonest to the very beat. For sale
reanonable rater by .
WU. G. JOHNSTON A CO., SMtneuers,
ocl4:3ssomrsx aT Wood street.
1 IAfiIES.
R SALK
TWO SECOND-HAND ENGINES.
Ouel2.luch cylludor, 43/.
.L3ot stroke. .
0E47 3,L; -" "
Four serdr - Boritig-Tools, Mew
CbeDP -al.
ee12:41
,:,nesiAbe rant.
Yg*.74:1314r0T441M
57:7v.4.;
pAPEat EN - VELPPE-VAI
_ Oman` = e 1 3 1 3 ! . 1 1 ;, 4 c a 0 8 10rt azi4
oel4a q w?" ;49 ' 1 79? 1 :_ 41 !.. 4 :*? PAN? "611
rAie -
k Wo - Autyerthitti
- by IVldei
a a: ra natu; WwwhTbze *0 , 41
,
ao4r 14 LYDAT CHOBIT21X1110::
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RocEms,--Li
QUO RS.,
, Aucriozi.—On SATURDAY MOILVIDM,,,Oet.
17th, at 10 o'clock, *dß be .4d, at the commercial
Sales Iliionag, Crt Fifth etrect ;
3 cheats Tmperial Tea; 2 do. Toting liraUt'•6lt;
70
box. CM& Jars" - Coff.; 3 bide. Now Do
tage.; 1 do. Dried Appler, 1 do. Bean, 5 box. Pearl
Sago; 4 d 2
do
o. Soda Salem.; & do. Char.; 2 do. Ground
PePPer; km, . do.; 5 604. Indigo; do. th
Mustard; 13 CMOS Old Brandy, 130nima,c, g o a..
Coxnac Brandy; ^ do.Doeirbon Whisky: a box. Bal
timore Ping Tam.° ; 1 Md. - Turkish Smoking do.; 3
do. Cat and Dry do. do.; 10 .box. InipOried Cita.;
10 do. Cincinnati Soap; 3 do. Yale Yellow Soap; 4,0
dozen Fine Toilet do.
.16 DAVIS &
VALUABLE STOCKS AT AUCTION.
V —On TUESDAY EVENING, On4.2olll,lSS . :_l;_al
cl
o'ock, sail be sold, at Iho
.Cdpincxe:aj. S a le
/tame, No. 54 Fifth street: •
50 .fares Exchange Bank Stock: ._
to do Book of Pitteburgh Stock;
oat; DAVIS IL - 3ItILWAINE. Ano'inc.
eIIIAMPAGNE CIDER.-25 lArtels
N_l etiatapagna Cider Just r.•oolved and for satfrit
3io. a: drotoutl etrcet. •
°r.ls FRANS TAN coRDEr.:.
ALEX. GORDON
LEGAL .rOTICES.
EECUTOR'S NOTICE.—Notico
hereby given that Letters Testamentary Upon
the estate of James Gray, Letoof Crescent tothalths,
Allegheny county, deceased have been granted.tp
tbe subscriber. All minas indebted to mid eights
will Imam payment, and those having chaluts *pi
prevntlhem to I SABELLA GRAY, EXAM:Mit
0C5.13/INF
PIITSIStIOII. Ps•
ADMINISTRATOR'S
ten of A duilniatratkovhielnw bee . Omaha/ 'to
the nntiersigced on the attain-of Itichard
late of Baldwin township. decd, all persons knot Ina
thentsclres indebted towild estate will call and make
Immedlate payment, and those buying claims to pre.
tont them, properly. antlwiiticated for settlement.
ocl:Ctwr BOBEBT WILBON'
. , Adm e.
N o.ucE., - tit4p3 - - Teitiinentary hav-
Ins boon fantod to tbA tnitoodgned. Eseenton
the estain a 31axwaret Duncan, &tram!, ;tato of
McClean township, all persona haring claims agslatt
said estate will present them without delay,' initheip-
Crated air settlement, to either . •J. or &DYER.,
Allothell.T.LboPt /nth, /riGh seldatettlitioX 7
VX.ECUTOR'S NOTICE.S6ticg..•
.1.2.1 hereby-given that Letters Teitiinentary open
tLe estate of Hobert Donahbion; tats of Bo on tr 4
Allegheny count', deceased, hare been. grasitgd:the
undentlgood. All per hulelded to tall estate
will make rotymooti and dhow hal - tett cLaltsn;
prow= the:xi toATtCLIT 3h . 3IEETAY,
JOSEPHIt..GAB2OII, •
Executor,.
GET TIM BEST. • •
LEM
lEZSI
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.
THE HIGHEST AUTHORITY IN rnr LANP.
(Prom tLe &-ient(yie .4pericOai
" We aro hating a groat many iniinfrica for
Machine, from rzu - iom parts or ilia cogs try npG;-p.
To cannot eOneentently reply to theta 'l o' aaiiiliWo
thought It proper to state our opinion La regatkto
nom In Ibla public manner. We,amide ..
-•-
Wheeler & Wilson SewintlitiObine;
and say, In regard to it, that:it 11 WITHOUT . A:
RIVAL. Ito other machine niCo6il3 it iv adapt- .
ation to all purpose. of domestic use. , Ito aintpla,
not neatly put out of order, and In point prefer,
Linnet. and ROM, no other machine stand/ ahead of.
It. We unto this much is regard to tills a:salient
machine upon our Own narponaiblllty, jinni licipq.
tloireby td sartraurselres cot:widens:hi time and post-'
age in answering. letter:"
Call at. the Agency, No. 27 FIFTO STREET, mad
sett them la e2ernlturt.
oar &my Radius =urn:lmM! Mr. rtNot.'
MEI=
FRUIT TREES, &c...—Our stock of
TREES,
Of largo alzn, for rail plautlng, i. flue. viz
MIMI
MIMI
ERRV ;`
And GRAPE VINES, rur Dirawanr, t'onoonn; end
the new approved aorta In biro olnantilien, and ell
other .Nurser 7 Steck, for. 'unfit.
oIINAMPSTAL stratus Ma) EVERCIII:EXt.
Formers and others coming to the Norwriei with
their own wagon, win be fumishol extnvlarge 10.4
et the neural rates.
MEM
•
T HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIH SAIIES CLAUSE'S •
CBLEIMATBD FEMALE PILLS,' '
Prepared hums procriptlon of dlr.'. Clarke, IL Dr,.
Ebysiviazt.Extraordhutry to the Queen..
Tide well known median* Ls no imposition, but a.
sure and sife'reinedy for 'Female Difficulties, and Lib-.
strortions,.llrom 111.11 y C 61.0 whatever; and million
a pow
nallth
erfu tn l tetnedy. they contain nothing hurtful. t o
the votlon. To Married -Laslits
culled; It will : in a short time, bring s
onLs
theNotatit month
ly
ly period with rest:amity. •
For thll particulars .get a Famphlet, ,free o.f;
avnt.
N. 11.-61 and 6 poatago stuapa, , entiogod to- any..
60, h 6 rimtl - 6 6 66 4 hum= At •bottle, containing'
over 60 pals, by return mall.. . • . , .
6g6 - For sale by airrhlmgiorle. fel9:l wE •
_ .
IMPORI'A_NT D.IS(X)VER !
RELIEF IN
ands leave already aeallad themaeleee bt t o dative
to memo a
FXNE PHOTOGUAYII,I4 MADE BY AVTEE.i.
Those who hove not, should pat once
MT All kind's or Pt
to any slao at EitßE6it7
In!E!!
PHOTOGRAPHS CAN' } 3 E . 1140::0:
N. 112 AND 114 SkIITYfFIEI:D STREET,
A4O ANDBOTTPES, of a superior qtiallty.
IlarPileeitO fcay3
4101 cre - GE-VM4TOR
• A CUBE 808 SMOKY TIKE-PLACES. :.
• •
Thls iminnezieni tuua he , ;A gultin44%4 l '"
hazard, but - to the result of study, tlux,'.7.
labor Ind antino. Than am:aged , n 1 Eno awl
dust will t please call ; if tot satisfactory at attend - a:
ten days, theapporattui taken out and 4o chi
. •81SVENt3 is
'No.•10 stdei.v.
PAM° WORK/atm-JA'..OW. - r - k v
,8171000 AND AIABIIO WORKNR,- rAnic, -
HANGER' AND PLASTKREB: CENTRES -ANIL
ORNAMENTS of all kinds furnished on short notltat.l
All orders left at HE.. DONI3I=3 STREET; vit. ,
doors frank Wylie, or at:PnlmeerWall‘Psterr Store':
No m
. 91 Wood squat, wtllbo promptly attended.to
Whi
AATEULS, RIDDLE it CO . ,
V Lurgerr Stiticr; emelt& Iltxth,,Plititte.
numaractrzrers ot „LallliEs, , Lezi,
eIIVITCRES; rind area, description. of LEATHEn
anaup WOE& Ordsri solicited trotsthe Sra.d,!6;
sad goeds
,promplyAipp.iits Incito4olrc
CM
TEIE DRA, F. T.-7P .'er544 13 i3 51 0_41 , Z0 drildP7,e
ed, who are , entatted to ezeowtlock,..for:Catmek.,-;
lahL dowalealie:Co'hsOrtpttdri-ct,o{,ll4rh,:•/80.1:
or who wish to ' bo'redieled br.thophytoeut ortoiV:,‘
/roes thidpreeeet — dntkorwle, to procure s sobetitut..
to take.tbefr plan ditbsp tdtuir, iiddflud totfittr!
' adrautegod4 can okruet, se I sen-foßy, p_repiyed.wilbio
blinks, - -J. Z. 1101LLNG5,,,,,,.1-
No IOT Fourth etrect:,'neir Sulltbdeld.'
_fiithlawNs
7 07m ia ni ts
ist,„ l , Ltz r
on the estate of Dr.1 0 . Ifictirsth, late tllPitfablugh,..
degassed, hSelog „beers, gesso tscy to' the Uailemigauts'
all' wafts, karine:thsiam ars •sequeiteil hilutisist
•
them, and sil *ha are ladebteat are-re4utruktoassmv,s
PaYustut.SoY .!ZE15 , X 4 .147 , 15014211:44124'i ,
, Amoral street Pittstrarster
TYYOUAVJS.Ltto.preserve_yonrtJlD
Odom. dm -PUBS uzparrx of 1.111411014: , -:
to suusotteetumstatessalssChisr; and thus ta pspisme, , ,f
its apsridieurprapertl, es.iTur sate in batik , ' cop tmir,f
Ms of.'easle. twittered dirsitle' fal.
9E,C . CestralTuts•Store.l
oar , - ":;-1011rariratiroasas,-Anetthezer;.
A4Dit-XIIOI}36I2rinra , ,ELALMAMA
agla, ft theCmmotclt~
e ts7
tr.,l4.4l:lllEb Truo itreet
«13 DAVIS arenNinir., A ne r n i -
•
Emma
Wit. SUMIVEIt & CO.,
WESTERN AGENTS.
=EI
SEE!
In great varlitloa
T. L. SHIELDS
EIMEM
ME
Opposite the Custom, llefis• y