The Pittsburgh daily gazette., November 06, 1849, Image 3

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RZPOR ZD & TZLEORAPIDED
Oa THE PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL Or WHO EIFBER3I"
SEVEN DAYS LATER - -FROM, EUROPE
AIIIITaIaN ATILOCITIZI
'further Nowa or lb. Turkish Dlgnowity
RIOTS IN IRELAND
NEW HUNGARIAN CONSTITUTION
SACIVELLA Nov. 3.
The Hibernia arrived at Halifax lua emoting.
*Ur a rough passage.
Wattle in receipter, dates from Parts up to the
18th, and Liverpool to the 20th ult.
The Hibernia brings 100 passengers, among
whom is Mr. White and family, the Ame rican
Consul at Hamburg.
We learn that lion: Richard Rosh, the late Min
ima to France, Hoe. Mr. Saunders, Minister to
Spain, and Mr. Sales, CAargs in Austria, and
Flenniken, Charge to Denmark, left Southampton
on the 20th ult., in the steamer Washington, for
New York.
ENGLISH MARKETS.
The LIYISPOOL Corro.v MAtErr opened at an
advance of 101, over the current rates at the sail.
iag of the Europa. •
Mnrcumarra blhantr.—Transactions la Amer!.
can detonations have been effected at an nuance
ot id. Tlre aalca alike week amounted to 191,000
We., 41 610 6 1 fot fair Mobile and Upland..
There is no material change in WHEAT, FLOOR
Or Coax. Wheat is quoted In 4 635 s 9d per 10 lbs:
Westein i amil F10ur,.19415 Ohio, 255. There
is a steals! request fix fediL 280029.6 d
for white; 27 6d6328s for
The market for Amerce. Cuano_Piovuions Is
improved—Mes are real! effecta at hill prices.
In Lay) prices are in raver of the buyer.
There m a large business doing in Toaacco, on
on speculation; holden, &renew, anticipating ,highr
er rates.
Scores Pio Iwo has advanced la per ton;
Wetes is quoted et .E. 5 10a per ton. The accounts
Groin the manufacturiog distncts are generally sat
,
The Mom Maur; presents no altered (num.
A alight depression has %inn experienced in
sectuities—Consols closed on Monday at 921;
Wedneadmy and Friday, 9113911. For American
sectuities the demand is limited—U. 8. 10513
106;Peruda 5'., 71079.
Thera is no later European news in Wilmer's
Time., the only piper which has cour to hand.
TURKEY AND RUSSIA
From Constantlnople or St. Petersburg we have
no additional information, and u yet have no !so
lution of the difficulty between she Porte and the
Autocrat—the general belief, however, among well
informed circles it, that Russia will pocket the af
front, tether than provoke a collision with France
and England.
A correspondent writing from Belgrade, on the
Ist Mt, stales that the Husgarian refugees are cull
at Widden, rcady to set out for any destination
they may receive.
Prince Alexander, of Semis, bas behaved well
towards them, allowing them a. five pasrage, and
provisions, through his territory.
Beat, Dembinski, and others had embraced Ir
lamimonaeatered the Turkish army.
AUSTRIA
Haynan:in hie administration of military affairs,
lowa noupportubity to preterve the bloody epithet
so nniverrally appplied to hat. He hav murder.
ad, under guise of• Court Marge, thirteen Hunira
filUl Gm:tends, whu4elivered themselves up at the
sad of the war.
Count Baihyuiy, the Prime Minister of Hammy,
*Aiken shot Coo. he was to have been bang,
but his wife sent bile a dagger, with which he cut
his throat; he did not succeed, however, In con
emitting suicide, and fell pierced by Austrian bid
let&
Several Hungarian °Seem, who were famished
with passpoitairosn Comorii, have passed through
Berlin, on their way to the west—some ore going
to America. KJapits wen said to he among them,
and had embrased the reeolutlon of crossing the
Atlantic., with.wtmndred others.
, Rangary Cie divided into ten disuicts, each
d to hate* awn Provincial Councils; yet deputies
are to NO &mien by a majority of the voles in the
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ITALY.
from Rome are the reverse cleat.
4:61004 1 J.' 7 " , Me returitTo? . .lhe Popo is will talked of,
Snio toll a aullent oi,,cookictore.
the iiacksot. Madeline for
o,l666:',4CotWhencii hp 11,01 for London, and
ednonatnlyircweed,to ikmessei.
•
nairi:frefai -France, inland, and Ireland
ThoOt ails of. the rkotrriof Jane 13th are going
on at Versailles, attended with much mreuement.
MELAND.
Several anti-test tints have occurred, with fatal,
-results. A riot took plate on the 13th ult., at sit
testy, Bilis'. County, where three police me, were
killed, and , several others severely Injured.
VERY Liat FROM THE PLAINS AND
\ SANTA FE.
ST. Loots, Nov. 5.
The Republic i gives an account of a skirmish
near the Doe Levallee. The Indiana had taken ■
Ire of clothing, two horse., and :a hundred sod
filly head of cattle, from Los Lavelle. Captain
Papain, with forty men, pursued them fifteen miles,
and then divided,Sergeent Miller taking the com
mand of a part:
Miller, when six miles distant, came up with an
'encampment cf the Indians, fired on and routed
them, killing five of them, who were left on the
ground. Among the killed was Pctrilo, ■ noted
Ckic
Cot Wasbiegteu, with a large force wu hunt
ing the Apaches, arab but little erect, as depreda
tions continued to be of daily occurrence all around
Zenon Fe:
RUNAWAY NEGROES.
Sr. Loins, Nev. 5.
A despatch from Quincy, In., ye s terday, uy.
that 50 negroes, of all ague, and tall rues, with
teams, stampeded'from the Missouri side, the
night previous.
The owners ere Miss Miller, Me. Maine and
MoCotcheon, of Sugar Creek, and Ellin, of Monti
alio, Lewis county.
_ The destination of the runaways Is unknown.
[Cecoun DIMPATCH.]
A despatch from Quincy, of .Saturdly, says the
slaves who stampeded from lowa County, had
been overpowered, and after a desperate resist
ance, with the lou of their leader, were captured
The negro killed belonged to Miss Miller.
APPOINTMENT. BY THE PRESIDENT.
Weimer:rum, Nov.s.
I. W. venally hu been appointed Sixth Auditor
cd . the Tressury,eitie Pour O. Washington.
Prime C,orreopondence of tit< Pittsbnrgh thizette.
WA/wagon:al, Oct. 5.
Col. Pawnee, of Somerset sweaty, Pa., has re
calved a Commis" appointment, and Mr. Fatally
Las been appointed BMA Auditor.
THE SUSQUEHANNA BANE.
PIIII4DiOLPHIA, Nov. fr
Montrose . , Cashier of. the 'Susquehanna Bank,
has boon committed io deiaalt of $lO,OOO bail—it
is alleged that $55,000 are smacconated
DREADFUL' OUTRAGE.
ST. LOWS, Nov. 5.
A negro LeLonging to Mr. Glasscock, neat Pal
=gm, committed violence on, and murdered Miss
B r i g ht, aged 14, and killed her brother, aged 11
•
year.
The negro milk be burned on Friday.
THE CHOLERA AGAIN
Si. Loma, Nov. 5.
The Cholera has re appeared at St. OtIttlf14•01
till le Oita prevalent and fatal.
s gs grm e abo was shot by Monteignien, la be
teff,' and torae hopes are entertained of bs reeove•
f .
Tr.
CINCINNATI !AMULET.
&mown, ' ov, 5.
The river has rhea 22 . lushes since Saturday.—
Irk . ..poe t has grown quite warm, and pnekn,g
operations hav4 ceased tor the pr
an esent.
pligu...frhe market is bassi d prises dash
,,s4 Sales of sew at $1,25, and of old at OAS
.parbbL _
—Whisker—alve at 19. perk in.
Imolai/ important in the (eatery. or proeirio6
COra ERCIAL RECORD
14v4,J) ii:Pl:ornyyTriry - x - vino I
COMMITTEE FOR NOVEMBER.
lIILITTOI ITU TIMM ...... CLAW
AistaxAo
'LSO
HOVEN:IOEL
0 MI
6 33
bas
6 36
4 37
6 38
6 32
4 Sunday,
I Monday,
(1 Tuesday,
7 Wednesday,
El Thursday,
9 Friday,
0112C1 PrITIWMIN O.IMI,
Tuesday Morning, Nov. 6,4d49.
The general tom of the market yesterday pntsented
no important variation from oar tut vegan, though in•
general way, a fair amount of holism was doieg,—
The reuniter was quite ammo, with strong Indication..
of min. The river continues In good navigable stage,
and businesa on the wharf continues quint active.
..Flees—Tke-reccipts yesterday mare limited, and
sales from first hands Isaa confined to noel lots, at
84,4504,50 41 , bbl. Sales to a considerable amount
welt etrerldi at the river on Saturday, at KS% the pee.
chatter naming Marisa of inspection. A good ankle
of Saperface on the wharf, that will pus inspection
„at ~,,eutand 14,60 t bbl. Sales of 130 bbts (Mai
nem In dray lout lots, at 114,69, 54,7004,751 bbl, as
in quality.
itrcsuramm Flocs—There is a g ood demand Maio
Market, vriat'aales from 1110.1 at SASS 1p tOi te, for a
choice article
Re. Fr.oca—Sales to a limited extent at 113,83 tis bbl.
Gtocantles—Sales bane been confined to regular Un
ited lots for city consumption, at the following rates:—
N.O. Boger 8061 c, in Ibis, and 618:1111, le bbls. The
supplies of N. G. Sugar, in this market, we are Inform
ed fall eonsiderably short of those of a CORP spending
period for
. several years back, which will bane the ef
fect to keep the prices at shoot what they are. Pales
of Loaf Sugar at 8010 c, of N. O. Molasses, in oak, at
tifttfle,eash and time. Sagarhotise Molasses is . sell
ing at 3:3810c; Rice at 6061 cm; Rio Coffee is gran
at tic Vb.
LincoX—The muket If any thing, is less actlye, and
and !tales hare been confined to Smiled lot, only at for
Shmildets, 41 Sides, Se; Prime Ragged at Bc, and Sager
Cored Family limn. at I.4llllfie f lb.
Burcsa—Lales of 8 bbls roll to cloaks at Inc. Sales.
• (40 kegs indifferent bun 93893 ft lb.
Tatzew-84fea 33 cask., (Iwo 130 for city eon
umption, at 7e, etutt currency. nt3,
Cructsz—Bales 500 boxes in different lota at a Tango
• (51 to 6ie for ordinary to prime W FL (Millen fir sold
rlkv lb.
Fha—The market continues very km at tally quo•
lei rams, sap for . Salmon, SIB for bbl.,and IV for tea
Mackerel No. 1,1114 No. 2, 510.50; and No - . 3 at $7; Doti
ring 110,31, and Codfish at 114,73 'IT
Gans Aretas—Are settee, with moderate sales at
SAM • bbl. for • prime etude.
DeoN FaClT—Batas of old peaches at $1,73, of new
at SASS'► bit. Dried Apples an sallies from store at
73e
Potieoss—Bales of Noshumocks from mom at $lOO
bbL Bale of 651'sks lone reds on the wharf at Son fs
ba. Bales cited, from store at 44650 e ft' bs.
Ws - uses—Salm of Rectified M 22023 e.
ALmnoL-BMetin bbl. at 50e
PROVISION BUSINESS OP TIIE WEST.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the itd Mat, hays that foot
boas. in that eltyvnire engaged In wining, mostly en
drovers accotrat £ 'ale at 100 head, average .eight
113 poands,orse made at g 4,15. The pens on this side
of the river are still empty, bat we learn there were
some lots in those in Covington.
The Madison Banner eapresses the opinion that the
price or Hogs will open in that place at about 52, 50 1
and sink to 10,1002,00.
The Louisville Courier of Wednesday says—"We
heard of • gale to-day of 1500 head of flogess a pecker,
at 111,150 net, to be deliverad In Loatsville at an early
day. Thiele the first transaction this season."
The Alton Tsligraph dine lath eh. reports several
eatrasta for
.flogs to that city, at 22.30, for .. 1 .7 'U
neasy. It also uodces nomads for Beef Cattle at
500511.50.
The Maysville Eagle of Wednesday IMOs that there
were COO head of hogs ia the pen. Mom of the opera
tor. in that city, ready for dm knife,. and that one of the
packing bonsai kad commenced operations. The
same paper nyr.—"We Item that holden am 'riding
to Lake 11,2, bin so far, them am no buyers at this price.
Then is a general feeling of deprestion to the market'
and kw, if any, have fixed their figures for fatale ope
ration'
The Indiana Sate Journal or the 3lst e11.“07.
.There seems to bo but little doing in tho pork torsi
os in this city. Ileum Manger t Sono haSe pre
pared themselves to pack a large =cum. and we on.
demand that so enterprising citizen of Lowrance
barn has leased the stleghterinkand packing enablish.
meat if M r. Blythe, for the purpose of lulling and pat
ting up • large moult of pork. A considerable
.1.0130123 of cooperage is now in store in the city, ready
to eariply packers."
The Menet Advertiser of the 27th old ears:— . A
large comber of cattle come forward. They command
on foot 112,122253,20, es m weight."
Gas!la Iliangets.
11...urcenas,Nar.
Catge—Thare w as decrease in the amply et ne
males m tdonday,Md the neck being of. WM' qua/ •
y, prices Mad WPM ettling higher. TM diming% made
it
1409 head, of &nick 550 were sold to city _butchers,
100 to packers, and 61.0 wen driven to Philadelphia.—
Prices ranged Mot de top on the hoof, amain NOP
193,9.5 nett. and avenging gr,4o gross.
"Ifoge—We quote horn 01,23 to $4.73.
Pzusnalinns, Nos.l 1843.
The offerings Mi. week composed 1340 head of Reef
Cattle, of which nearly 50U head were driven to New
York; 200 Cows and Calves; /505 Swine. and 1500 Sheep
and Lamb. Prices—ReerCaule were In fair demand,
aNd priers ranged from 11.5 to 16,50 fe 103 to. Them
were bat few lett over. Cows arid Calves—hutch
COW. command moo Spongers 1113 to 1414; and
dry Cows 117'101114 cash. Hogs sold at ISt 15,50 is
100 Pic Sheep sell or 11250 54.50, and Lambs from VI
SO to SI each, aCeording to qoality
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' EASTERN STOCK MARKET.
Barn oi Broess to New Yana,—Nov. 2.-111.20/0
U. S. Os, ISO, 114; MI OM do do, 1362; 114;115,0x0 Roe
72 renewed, 34; 0;1.000 do do. &5;14000 PomisYlmmtin
to, Ertl; ISM Striding Blig .Bds., t t .h.. Bank New
York, 117; 10 do Ohio Life b. Trust, 53; II do do. 232
295 do. 'Farmers' Ems; 251,• 34 do. Eno R. R., 611;150
do. Alohawk IL B. b. 4 m8E450 she Canton Co, W 1;
427 d do., 231;50 do do, 15:10, 32 4 1; 400 do, Morns Ca
h. ; WO do. Ruading R. R., 331; GO do do. n 30, 312;
033 do do, 322.
At the board to-day Farmers' Trust Co. and Erie R
jHas dec ten Ra il. l M
Road
orris Cand an
C al Co. I; Ene renewed bonds
anton Co. 4, nod Readiag
Railroad; I. Pennsylvania Bonds mil Long Wand EL
R. closed at yesterdars prices.
illmmoro.—The Sun Mutual Insurance Co. have de
clared a dividend of 38 ♦ Ct. On the earned premiums
of the year ending (let 4, 1549, for which certificates
will be issued on the tat of January nazi. Also, a din
dend of 6 ♦ et. In cash on .he sena heretofore tuned,
payable on.demend. The certificates of Iftts are to be
redeemed on the in of January ant. After which in-
UreSt thereon IS to cease.
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Suss or Bursa—Pus atom ..-11175 Lehigh Int
be; }IN State So, col; 1,600 do, esf; • Mush 83120(iCRII
1,
19•, 0 New Orleans Gan, 112*;000 M.M.
bi.III.UN Rending Rall Road Bond., 69:13,000 Reuling
tdottgnge Bonds. Go, 41, 554, 63,960 do, 'l4. 66; 10 Lo.
tlf; NAM Renick) 66, 103 I• 111,700 Wilmington
E. as 1, 4 fa; t 22; 4 North Bank, 4., 107.
850000 Boasn-1110,003 Reading R. R. 'Mortgage
Boa., a, store stc. 6s, A merican ) n o o k. , 661;
wurnon Ba Tena 31;19 Ron l2lii
62.100 Stale ss, 121. 61,200 City 55,'59, 071.
BMA. or Sucre fer Balms, Nov. I.—Ar von
Boun,-3 horn Boston and Maine 11. R. 1051;
• do. &nun R. R. IN. II I 102 5 do. Norfolk County R.
8, 30; 13 dodo 30, • 10; 20 d0.d0.504, • 11:4 30d0.d0,231,
• 1C4 4 2) do. d0.30 1 l 7 do. dA 3021 do. Eastern R. IL 101 f;
150 do. East Boston Co. 131; 60 do. do. 14 b 30, 110 do.
14 b 214 1 do. Saco Water Power. $76146 do. Atlantic
Bank, lA/1 ; 6 do..F.xchuge Bank, 99f; 1 00 dividends
East Boston Co. No. 4, 64 OM Rending R. R.
Bond', 1550, 57); 1,000 Buton City Fives, P 49,95.
PETROLZOIII
“Thera are more things In heaven and earl
Than are dressopt of In philogaphy."
TiVIRTUES of dus remarkable mmedy, and
the constant applizatim for it, to the proprietor,
has induced Idle to have it pot up in bottle. with la
bets and dar.cdona for the benefit of the public.
The PETROLEUM Is procured from • well in this
county, at a depth of font hundred feet, is • pore dna.
dalterated article, without mly chemical Omega, but
just flows from Nature's Great Labratoryn Tbatit
contains properties reaching a number of diseases,is
o longer a matter of uncermaty. There are many
thine. In the mama of nature, which,if known, might
be of vast mantle*. to al.v.ting mdiaBUlti and "-
smring bloOlceallik end vigor to many a .a(-
freer. LORI be re the proprietor thought• of putting
It pin bottlo., a reputation far the mire of dis
ease. The eons I and duly locreanng falls for it,
pod several remarkable corm It has performed, la a
sure indication of Its flume popalaray and wide
spread soplication In Me cure of disease.
We , do not-wish to make a long parade of certif.
rate.,
Ss we are consehms that the medicine can soon
work Its way into the .favor of time who alder and
With WO be healed. Whilit we do not claim Writ a
mivenal application in even disease, we unhesita
tingly un that leg number of Chronic Disease. it is
unrivalled. Among Mese may be emonerated —all
.diaemes of the mamas Maus& such as CHRONIC
BRONCHITIS , CONSUMPTION tie It. carly L mi
Asthma, and all diseases of the air p
COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, 'Diarrh=esses of
the Bladder and Kidneys, Palos in the Back or Side,
Nervous Diseasehlicendt,ify, Rhettemlie Palos,
Goat, - rem", rem, Burns, Scalds,
Braises, On Sores, ire., tee. n ems of debility re.
milting Imo caesium, or long and protracted caeca of
snassme, Oda medicate will hnng relief. It will act as
• golooal TONIC, and ALTERATIVE In sorb eases,
Imparting tone and energy to the wale frame, renter •
log obstraetions, open/nails sluggish functions, which
Cause deem and a broken constitution, and g i,j us
inercued and renewed energy to all the organs of
Life The proprietor knows of several mime of
PILES, that resisted ev' other treatment, get
well
uu n u (1... of pEEROLEU BI for • short tim.
The proof ran be Oren to any person who desires it.
traEftft, 67 Wood at; genuine without the aljnaGyre of the proprietor.
Sold by the proPri.mg• .
and—KEYSER t AVDOWELL,
corner Wood rt.mid V irgin
p alley; who are his
novS,lll _
_.•2lll6Pl,romd Agents.
Dlauslatliast of Partnership.
hereto-
BY MUTUAL CONSENT tide day, the firm
fore nalitom under the elle of BUISHFIELD
LEADER, has been dismalved by Henry Leader sail.
ins Ids ULMre tillsrest in said firm to John McGill All
businesseonneeted with the firm of Bonifield t Lead
er will be sealed by 8. B. Rushfield t Co., who are
duly authorised to mete all eollections and angst all
Mahan BUSHPIELD t LEADER.
Pitodnagh,Ocsl7, Ibut.
N. 11.--8. D. DIMILIFIELD & CO. will continue the
wholesale and retail Dry Goods and Grocery Miaow,
el the old wore room, No. 1110 Liberty et, where they
will bepleased w here their friends nod customers
cull mi mamba their Moat of good.
octal 8. D. DUISHFIELD & CO.
1117111/1X UAW MILL FOIL /ALL,
TN Monroe eamiy,Oblo,l7 lase below Wheeling,
and arse stile above Danish, on the bank of the
ostilbass sores of gem.; on whi•ti
Bean eowiphne• operate. Al., • M emem
klillDesa, SO by 17 feet, soil throe MM. high o.
Brink and rya Frame Derelling Basses; 70 dunce
beepin mar be m haal by rept
far taaphii•alNualtediambibt,
PORT OF.PHISBURGH.
Tex Ilxvic—There were 5 feet 0 Inches in
channel lam evening al dualc,and
ARRRIVED.
North River, St. Louis.
Louis McLane, Berman, Brownsville..
Verona, Hendrickson, Mcßeesport.
'Philip Doddridge, Brownsville.
- Caleb Cope, Murdock, Beaver.
Beaver, Clark, Wellsville.
Atlantic Parlonann, Browlurrilla
Lake E rie, Gordon, Beaver.
4. ' Camden, Hendrickson, brKemport.
Jenny Lind, Gallagher,
Shenandoah, Bowman, St. Lows.
Ohio, Stoups, OA
Lowell, Heater, do
Hibernia Na 2, Khnekher, Cio.
Lady Byron, Cincinnati.
Viroqua, Brownsville.
Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville.
43
4 62
44
tips
DEPARTED.
Louis McLane, Bennett, Brownsville.
Peptone, Hendrickson, WEeeerron I
Caleb Cope Murdock, Wellsville.
Lake Erie, Gordon,Beaver.
Beaver, Clark, Wlleville.
Camden, Hendrickson, hilleesport.
Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Monongahela, Stone, Cincinnati.
We!ladle, Wiggings, Bridgeport.
Wyoming, Rogers, St. Lows.
Cinderella, Calhoun, Cm.
ceo. Shields, Cincinnati. •
Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville.
North River, St. Longs.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
Brownsville Packets, at 8 A. M. and 6 P. M
Beaver Packets, 8 A. M. and 4 P. M.
Wellsville Packets, 10 A. M.
Cincinnatt—Hibernia Na 2.
Zanesville—Jenny [And.
SL Lenin, De Witt Clinton.
D. Leech dr. co., packet line. 9 P OL
13E=132==
DEAVER /a WELLSVILLE—Per Beaver-325 boo
cheese,4 bbls butter, J B Canfield; 29 boa cheese, W II
Brown & Bra; 4 cks pearlaah, R Baleen & Co; 75 00.
cheese, Canfield.
Per c b. Grand Turk-9 b. potatoes, 4 bbl. do, 1/8
do apples, L S Waterman; 199 amply carboys, Jas Ir
win; 133 bbl. plaster, %V W Wallace.
BROWNSVILLEI—Per Atlantic-46 pkg. dry goods,
10 bales leakier, 20 kg. nails, 9 Los glue, 3 bbls dour,
his glus.
Per L McLute-49 bells loath., II pkga oystats, 55
explain; pkgs, 10 boa window glass.
CINCINNATI—Per Pem-1 eheat,7 Mats tobacco, D
Leech & C; 9 do do, 27 kgs boner, .1 A Roe; 49 dozen
brooms, O W Martin; I orate,
7 aks rags, has, 19 dor
browns, 25 bbls, .1E2,6 bags bags, G W Smith; 14
bbla lard oil, Tulle & &Conan 73 to. 915 metal, R
Tanner & Co; 33 bbls potatoes, oven..
ST. LOUIS-.-Per 0010-10 bbls seed, I bx mdee, D
Leech pigs b 00k. , ,, Matthews
Ors wool, W Barker; I ba Elliott & Engliah;
bbls whiskey, Tann & O'Connor; 37 bbls scrum. Cole
man, Hallman &'
5 nsts lead ripe, .1 W Butler
Bro, 31 alts peachas,9 hOda tobacco, 2 bgs wool, I ba
sample. bads bean., W Bingham; bbl hominy. Jos
Kerr; 1 02 books, H Graff; ea bo potato.. Abllingerl.s2
bbls apples, J House.
CINCINNATI—Per Lady Byron-125 ions pig metal,
H Childs k Co; 33 bales broom corn. Tulle & Creek
non 4 ball. bags, G W Smith & Bo; 9 bbls clover reed,
II Graff fr. Co; 35 bbls high annes, 1 Ls radar, Clark &
Thaw.
Z.kNESVILLE— Per Jenny Lind—lll reams paper.
1 & H Floyd, Itt do do, Wick lk McCandless. I la, 42
bbl. beet, 5 sky wool, MA bbl. dour, D Learb & Co; 99
dodo, 9ellen k Nicola; 7 hhds tobacco, Wm Iltraharo;
4 skit feathers, /a. Put.), & Co, ho. Clark & Thaw,
.to bbl, Robermon & Remelt, 75 bbl. palate., DT
Morpm, 4 bids lard, eapley k Scold, •
LADIES' LAMITA WOOL DRAW ERS, Vesur
uld Union Etteues tar .ale et the lathes' counter
txtAO , F H EATON A Co. Ite at
VID GLOVES.—F. H. EATON k have meets..
JELed by Express, Kid Gloves of • new Color, tor
minter. Introduced into New York.aud Boston by the
truest European atrivals, which they vrtll reserve ex •
elostvely for dim retail trade. Triramtng and Vane
!, StOTV, si Fourth st.
_ oeLKI
WEIR LEIVORK, Jost received by Et DR., tire
dirt worked Collars, Cam, Can, Caps and Hold'
kerchiefs at oet3u EATON'S Fourth rt.
f ILN' WS e
DO
Wltriestionwn, cut in any widtSh.
far sal by th-, , patil at ' rwOo EATON'S
wcass, mucous, Gaocicaucs,
otbscribel. is just removing hls Fat; Stock, on•
bracing all descripttoos of FORIQUIN
toos., Grote t tea, Cigar., to. Ile a anducemenu
te Wholesale and Retall trade, that cannot by ex
celled. Among the %fl WN. for sale, he would cou
ntersue the following ,
Mii pap. Rochelle, Bordeaux and Cognac Brandies. in
pipes, bf pipes, On quarters and octaves, all chow.
brands and Lager,
IS pipes Holland Gins;
pmtcheoris Jamaica Sono,
- 5 do Now England Ram;
2 do • Scotch and Insh Whiskey;
122 libla Old Slocbogsbela Rye tiltshey,
. .
31 five gal don do din lenit,
41 pkp Madeira and Sherry Wines, to hi pipes, quay.
ten and octaves;
pkgs I ,bon sad Tenentle Wines, (quarters:)
es rkfs Port Wines, In hf pipes and ginner.:
07 bb s and India Dbl. Sweet and Wy Malaga Wines;
20 bal. Old Pena Brandy.
• • • - -
R R seeks Rio, Laguayra and Java Coffee;
73 pkge Y. H., GL Y. eoil Chelan Tear,
30Age
end
Tebaceir.
0 Ws end Gahm Svioo+o
11===
tit=:=M
73 do Champagne Wulee, pH sad qui
WA cues (1 dot) Claret ;Vulcan
JO do Hoek or Rhine do;
73 do Sauterne Wince; 93 do Muscat; 10 do Black
berry Brandy; 110000 Imported Cia.ara, together with
Cordials, Dentitorts, Wicker Flasks, Seotc h Ale, Brown
Stoat, Aromatic Wine Bittero, Bottled Wines and
goon of the finest kinds, Annuteue, Cyrano.. A ttsynth.
Maraspusno, Orgeat, Cerises, Hoch and Cologne Dot
dew, Anchovies, Sarthnes, Lobster, Ina, Cape.,
Olives,Olives, tat
Ketchups, A S. Chocolate, Corka, Punch Maga
Maddlers, toga. Bozo., Masher, end Patel:4l9th Man.
aracutres generally. " JACOB WEAVER, Jr,
`ox-729 coo Market and Vint ata
•daerleass Woollen Goods.
subseriber has on hand, (recessed Ms present
ammond consmeed from the mmufacturms, the fol
lowing Goods, 'rhos b be a mthonsed to clmc stoners
veryleer,
30 pieces yard wee Barred Flannel.
250 pairs wrote Bed, Blankets, ribbon bound, .to
pounds to the pale.
I ease SO pair. Steamboat Blankets, ribbon bound, •
veA superior article.
4 eases (GM pairm Grey tared Blankets.
50 pairs Dark Gentimalla Blue Blankets, • very su
perior article.
8 cases Grey and Bine Blanket Couto,.
40 pieces Tweed, Stenbenville make, I ease assort.
ed pla a b overed Jeans, Stesbenvide manufactory.
Te.als are ell cofisigned direct from the
maker, and mil be imdd .cry lam for cask or approved
notes. oco/2 IL LEE, Liberty G., opposite sth.
=2!=!==l
C • - • •
LARRACIE'S Water Care, lamo. Franeke's
ter Care, Illino; Liberty's Triumph, 12mo, Ralf
Hours, with the best !tinhorn 4 ants, l'Auo; Root and
Swentaerte Singing Book, oblong, larno. Bin is Man-
Irmo; Frank Forresters_Fisking or the U ge. R., Vivo;
Dowrlng's Fruits, EWA; do. Cottage., Cm do. Land
twrilw Gardening, Own; JO/14,800k Keeping, b en; Da
vid Copperrield, part 5. For sale by
ontan JAR D LOCKKVOOD, 63 Wood et
rio3l*-4TM. RANI% ELS--11 Feces brown Thine.
1/ white and b.ood Flannel!,lAkthurs le Dm. man.
uranium) which will be sold at a small advance above
mintufacturers' prices... Call and examine at No. Ilk
Ariake at. onteedlm D. 11. FHA LICK
•
tom`, larkein amionmen
.0 am °tared in ails market., and nekll be eold
.mall advance. Call and see al No WO Market el.
nettelm D. 11. FILALICII.
Cotton Maohltaary,.Too/B, die, at Auction
I9N TUESDAY, On 13a, of November, at ten o•-
eltiek, sold at Ameba, on the premiss,
fth Want, Pittsburgh,) all the Machinery, Tool,
Shafts, Drums and Gearing of the Phcenis Cotton Fac
tory, formerly belonging to Adams, Allen & Co. Also,
a quantity of Cotton Mill Cenings, Wrought and Cast
Iron Work, Cart Steel Spindle, Rollers t e.e.. prepared
for said null. Patters, Office Furniture, Se., among
which are Cording himnes,Threstles, Males, Speed
ers, Drawing names, Ac.
A liberal credit will be given on all purchases over
SILO, as mode known at sal, 0et.30-ritsikwltT
rVINNERS Mel a complete assonment of Bras
Kettles, Japanaed aid Brass Candlesticks, Ft
Shovels and Tongs, Steers, Skimmer. and L
ally, Flub Pork., and all other kind s of goods as
ally kept by them, and for sale at extreme low pore
°GB LOGAN, WILSON Cu
*~{EROHANTU OF PITTSBURGH ph.
In are desirous of extending their business in the
rounties of Fayette, Greene, Idoineract. andalso in
Western Virginia, will find the PAVY:ITE WHIG,
published at Uniontown, a desirable medium, as it cir
culates largely in the places specified shove. Te
moderwria augtnid3me
CHEMICAL WRITING
VLIIID.
HIBBERTE SUPERIOR RED INK.
HIBBERT'S MACHINE COPY INK.
ALL these differ from ordinary Ink, as they are all
chendaal solutions containing no viscid matter,
doss freely Dons any kind of pen—the color deep,
bright and durable. If there have been Letter article.
made, I have neither seen nor hoard of them. Sam
ple bottles can be obtained gratis, by the reerehuns
generally, front
makeFahneatoc Ca, Henry P.
SchwartsAllegheny, or of the ufacturer, THOS.
R. lIIHOLRT. Dosiggist and Cbetabil, corner
y and Smithfield streets, Pinsburgb, P.
a( Ilbef
N. R—Any bottle not giving complete satiafaction
son be returned rod the price will be refunded.
Juleidem
SAM'L. GRAY
MERCHANT TAILOR,
a:ou*nos •UILDINQI,
ST. CLAM STRZET, PITT/BURGH
YUJI MIT R. 17411.119 non
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA,
And is now receiving a fine assortment of
GLOTIIB, CASSIMERES AND !RATINGS,
OF THE BEST QUALM AND LATEST STYLE.%
Which he is prepared to male to'ordo'
IN THE BEST MANNER
And in the latest Fashions.
Oet'in
LOGAN, WILSON &VET, CO.,
1.9 WOOD
large
ARE NOW RECEIVING a large arid complete ale
eonment of HARDWARE, CNTLERY, SAD
ERY, and CARPENTERIP . TOOLE,
the .manufacturers In Europe and America, and are
new fully prepared to offer gOoflf at such Prices Si
cannot fml to please, and would
arearticulmly request
the attention of Merchants who in the habit of go•
lag East, sts we feel cerdideut they arid find, ow •
thorough examlostion„ that our non will compare
f a vorably with soy hoase in Phnadelptda Of rim
Yoh. • rmtl
It reed and for Bale by --
13 & W NARRATION
ILIED APPLM—io
Deria
Earache. 13,31 os Prrtsscsalc,
October 19, IN9.
N ELECTION for thine. Weston, 4(.3 , 9. Bonk
Ato servo for the ensAlog year, will be.hold at th •
Moose, on Monday, the MO 441 of Norco
b., ...AI, between lb. hoary of 3 P. M.
TAWAS OL UWE, Cubic.
LAW AL MATER
Coon of Quarter 611.101i11e
Moon!, Nov. 5
Present, Hon. Benjamin Patton president Judge
and Samuel Jones and William Kerr Associate
Judges.
In the case of Edward NI ullentotheted far a
manslaughter, committed in Manchester. Mr. Stan.
ton for the defence, read an affidavit, alleging the
absence of a material witness, and raking a contin
uance. Mr. Bitch objected. The indictment was
found at the March Term., Ed wiird Mullen was
ordered to enter Into recogrosance to appear at the
nest term for trial.
THE STREET PREACHERS.
Trial of .1031/211 PiaMEL Huou KIRILL..II, anti .11 , 0.
SlOAP.—ladictmout, NUI.IIO.
The Court called
. 9 this cue, and Mr. Magraw
or the Commonwealth, stated he was ready for tri-
I. H. 8. Magraw, Esq., nod dames K. Kennedy,
rutted for the prosecution.
Mr. Kirkland rose and dated that he appeared
four himself.
Mr. Eyster stated that he appeared for Barker
and Sheep, as also did Jasper E. Bradley, Esq., of
Franklin county.
Mr. Kirkland asked the ~Court •if this was the
proper time to move to quash the indictment. The
Court replied a was. - Mr. Kirkland then proceed
ed to argue the illegality of the indictment. The
following is a copy of Mr. Kirkland's remarks.'
fle said:
This ism indictment for nuiwtnce. A nuisance
is any act that worketti hurt. moonvemenee, or
damage. Nuisance may be public or prima.. A
public nuisance , must affect all the citizen. la the
present one such a easel It will pot do to say that
the fears of some may be takers no evidence of a
public wrong. If any particular par.ns are dam
aged, the remedy la by a civil aciton.
Defendants salt the Court to quash the indict
ment on the following grounds
lat. The indictment attempts to supercedd err
lain city ordinances relating to the oletructions
upon the public streets, which by said ordinancs
are made the subject of fines. The city laws are
passed under the set of incorporation. lithe pow
ers vested in the corporation are ample to protect
the citizens against nuisances upon the streets,
then this prosecution is illegal. "The criminal law
lavers not of oppression; two remedies cannot ex
ist to punish the same °deuce." (For this he re
ferred to 3d Athens, p. VW; 3d Blackstone's Com.,
216; 4th do. 166; Ist Burrows, 516.)
2d: The indictment illegally presumes to al in
question the liberty of speech upon religions mat
ters; and in the same illegal spirit tt would dam to
call togneation a conaiiintional right which no law,
COaltalla or statute, mayiabridge. (See City Cam.-
ter)
3A—The defendants pre jointly charged in this
Inst count of the Illegal. indictment, with uttering
certain "loud, lowd.esiteked, iuiandalous. and in
famous words, dec.' Igo specific language to
stated; neither can the ;defendants learn which of
them is to answer the Undefined charge. If it e
defendant* are to be surprised upon trial, about
offensive language, which is only known to the
Attorney General and the WililetSCA for thCom
monwealtb, the forge al a trial may be dispensed
with, and the Inquiratural proceed:rig tray be at
otters closed, by a judgment without further hear
tog. The infamous Je nes, who could ...eat a
Presbytenan forty mile, distant," and denounced
the immortal Baxter Bala hypocrite, would blush
to atom his monstrous tioormitics by evading the
forme of the laws. tt
In the swill reinedyt. for libel, the very word.
complained of must he riven. In criminal prose
cottons, the rale is'-mote strct Why would the
Attorney General put in jeopardy his legal repts
fatten in this case!
4th—Would an railmtineot lie'susisined for a
nuisance in oho/venni the public streets against
Governor Johnston. Gevernor Metcalf, Mr. For
mud, or Mr. Loomis, tn. addressing paltneal meet
ings? Rem is the rub. f: Delicate religious nerves
are not disturbed.
The motion tcrquash Was overruled.
The Jury was then etnpannulledi three or four
mounting to be exeuncd, and one or two being
.•
bailenged.
The following were the names of the Jurors
ho were sworn.
Jury . —Wm. Mllle, Wm. Caldwell, Mathew
Harbison, Ir, Joh. Stononpher. James Taggart,
Fenner. McClure, John Weiler, David Bryson.
atchard Black, Joseph`, Campbell, Adam Walter.
and James Campbell.
The defendant. asked that the name of a prose
cuter might be endoraed upon the toll, and the
o•me of /Mtn Herron. Mayor of the
endorsed.
Mr. J. K. Kennedy then opened the emote fur the
proeecutton, and coneltided hot epeeeh by ratta(
n John Wynne, one urine vntnenleo for [he plOne
ution.
tnatimolv I , O7TAW. rros.l,l,t.
John Wynne, siworri.4.lteetdeon Liberty street ,
Is segatinted with all the defendant, by wear, with
Barker personally; has keen present et them tee.
turn in the Diamond and on Peon rirem, they
hoe been going on bitter than a year—twice e
week in the Dallsond. On nights before market,
and on Sunday at the Canal tinder, hove heard
therm all speak; they ;poke from Leech . . ware
house steps. They obstructed the Wee, SO that
it was inapoaatb:G to pas . t on the ride on which the
speaking was.
By Mr. Magraw—Did you hear any obscene
lantrittl4c'
Mr. Brady rose and objected to the giving in
evidende any languege which the dekindente had
ever made one of, ben.se they were not net
Forth is the indictment. It wee not the language
which conetitnied the L offence in the first two
counts of the indictment, if there wow any offenee,
it was in the assembling of the profit& togetheri
and if thin was an offence, he had himself com
mitted it, and he saw gentlemen around him who
hod committed it—clergymen, also, by speaking
on the public streets. lie then proceeded to the
third count, which charged the nee of infamous
language. lie argued that n Wel absolutely ne
cessary is law that the word, should be set forth,
otherwiee no evidence es to whin these words
were, could be offered. Be referred to the law
Woks to sustatn.his position. He claimed that the
offence if it were an offence, must be na►owed
down to the obstructing of the high way.'
Mr. Megrim replied, giving a few authorities.
The Court ordered that the testimony should go
Mr. Wynne resumed. Ile detailed a variety
of expressions made use of by Barker in the Mar
ket House, which are totally unfit for publication.
Cron examined—People could not pass by con
veniently, even on the other aide of the street. I
was there listening, attracted by the speeches.
The crowd got out of the way for the omnibuses
to pas..
John Alexander, sworn—Do business at the
corner of the Diamond and MArket Street ; have
seen Mr. Barker speaking there; a crowd there;
I have found the streets so obstructed Marl had to
take the middle of the street; should dodge there
were in the crowds from one to three hundred.
Cross eiamined—They bold political meetings
Chore, some times. Have heard other gentlemen
address meetings there..
W.H. Garrard sworn—My place of buetneas is
the Si door from the Diamond, on Market street.
This speaking has continued on the evenings pre
vious to markets for one or two yeare; crowds
there. They used to block up the street entirely.
when they spoke on the Old Court House side.
They speak now in the circle off the street; can
say no particular language which I henrd there;
generally went through as last as I could.
-
Cross examined—Could not get through Market
street conveniently; could push through the crowd,
W. IL Whitney and James °walnut testified to
the fact of the meetings being held, and to the en.
tent to which they obstructed the high way.
Mr. John B McFadden testified to the some
facie, as also did W. F. Willock, Ildliary Brunet.
J. K. Kennedy, and James McClain.
Some of the above witneases Leanne,' to the use
.of inJecent language by Barker.
Ur. Robert Hallett, sworn—Lives near the Ca
nal Bridge, Pcnn meet. These meetings have
been held for two years; have hoard the delendanla
on Sundays. •
[The Wane!s detailed some lewd expression.
used by Snrker, and said he generally reed them
tram Roman Catholic Books. They were very ob.
scene, he said, and were made use of by Barker as
the doctrines of tee Roman Catholic Church, con
tained in .books called Den's Theology, lAgenn'a
Theology. and a Catholic *au ual called the Gar
den of the Soul] •
Wraß. Thompson, sworn—Lives on Penn st.,
opposite to where the meetings were held. The
crowds were large.
[This wanes, also slated that he had heard lan
guage used which would be obscene in the res.
ante of a female or . child.)
Crooo-examined.—Tho language would he oh
ocemo to a private room.
Alexander Lowry, swami—Have ascended the.
mewling.. and I have heard obscene language
used. Have heard Mr. Barkar read from boobs,
and comment on them. lie could riot help using
indecent language in speaking id what was in
apse books. (The witness detailed some of the
expreadons, and said Barker Dever fated any
thing Wilbtrat he said he could prove ft.) Baku
told out the names of the hubk, in which he 3,,c1
tLree thwge were to be foutul He read the q
nom, out of the book. He Mentioned Duos The.
ology and St. Lagoon.
Weston Bowen, sarorn—Has pawed - through
Mess meetings in - the Market House several times.
Had heard obscene espreesions used by Barker.
(Someespretaione were given.)
Mr. Magraw here called over a long list of wi
nouns for the prosecution, not one of whom an.
slivered, and attachments weregranted against St.
vertu of ihrlo.
David I funter,sworn—Hart been present at some
of these meeting., and heard indecent language,
which Barker had read from a book. He made
Use of expressions which I' o not recollect. He
said the book was the Garden of the Saul; don't
recollect the page; got the book and read one of the
questions which he quoted, myself
Murphy, James Dean, and Geo. Beale, Sr, tes
tified to nrarly the same Mom
As the other witnesses for the Commonwealth
were not in attendance, the defence went on, the
prosecution reserving the power• of calling their
witnesses when they came in.
THE MUSIC.
113TIVONT rOlt. ....
Mr. hlynter opened for the .defence in a speech
of considerable length, arguing the insurliciency.ol
Ike indictment, because the charges were not so f.
firienily specific.
Dr. John tins, sworn—Has sees the meetings.
Perrone could not have scree. on the side walks
where the speskers stood. The number was 100
or 150. They could on the other side. The crotyd
attended about to the middle of the street.- The
ciowd_was larger yesterday, about 200 I should
think.
. . .
Wm Bayne, swam—Lived in the Fifth Wald.
Pass their meetings every Sunday. We always
get along without any annoyance from the crowd.
Suppose the ommbusses might liometirnes atop a
little. I generally croseed on the north aide.—
There omtubusany generally went through the
crowd.
?distills. Daleell, sworn—Have seen some of
the meetings. The crowd would sometimes be
acmes the street, but the horses and drays could
could grt along without stopping. The crowd
would get out of the way.
t:teorge H. Thoinpaon, sivom.—Have witnessed
some of these meeting's. 'Have seen large meet
ings there, ton people and mon:butes were painting
and repasmng. They gould not well get along on
the sole the peahen were.
Robert Forsyth, sworn.—Have been at all the
meetings which have' been there yet—Atagket
House, Penn street, and Allegheny, except two or
three of the first At the Market House, the
speaker appointed men to keep the street clear.—
I never al to a carriage stopped. On Penn street,
the people would push uce side gnat the other, and
they would pass ; sometimes the speaker's side of
the greet was thronged up.
PUT Snepter, evrorm—Live in the Diamond,
back of the old Court Howe. So far an I know
there wee elwaye room fir-carriages and omnl_
Mises to ports, outride. The people seemed dis
posed to let every body pass. There have been
other meetings held in the Diamond. Since I
have bard there, it has been a public place where
ntechnen were held.
' Benjamin McLean, sworn —Have peaked down
Market street, when these meetings were in ses
sion. The omnibuses could peas slowly, through
the people would. seperate. Other petunia have
held meetings in the Diamond. There would be
difficulty in pealing unleas you kept on the oppo•
vie side of the street. •
Samuel Cooper teatified to the alms erect—
Have known six diderent kinds of meettngs-going
Jo la the D.amond at once; every thing was rep
resented except Temperance, have heard Barker
.prise from books, and glee the page in Den's The.
4logy, St. Ligoun, and others.
Dr C. Armstrong, sworn—liave seen these
Mueller. Have never been hinderedip prom!.
Tim Dismond has been frequently used for public
meetings of different sorts.
Crome.esainined—There war some lithe difficut
ty in parsing. lied nu great difficulty in gOing
along at either ride.
Hit. G sworn—Wes late Mayor; parr
ed o eeting in the Diamond; parsed' up the
other side rit the street. Heard Mr. Harker read.
tag in some hook which he called the Garden rid
the Soul; friend no difficulty is passing; rent On
the ether side from the crowd; here been called
upon as it Police Magistrate In regard to these
°wrung,.
John Kmg, sworn—Have been present at wimii
ertite meetings, never bad the slightest &Scatty
to getting along; have conned omnibuses, car
riages and buggies paw; never taw a ay diftcohy;
tbc:people always cleared the way there was
crowd on the side walk next the speaker; have
heard one of the three, I can't tell which, tell the
crowd to Sive the people plenty of room to pass, ID
that there could be on complaint.
S Morrison, , sworn—lies been at some of
these meetings, never saw any obstruction to peo-
ple patsies.. The Diamond Is a place for holding
all kinds of Ineethno. Have beard Barker quoting
from the Garden of the Soul, Ligouri, and Den's
Theology. Have seen the audience fill tip the
greet nearly baC f k to the other curb stone. When
vehicles appeared the crowd would glee way.
Adjourned to 9 o'clock this morning.
BA.. or Prrisanaott, j
Omobar 19, IGO.
AN ELECTION for thirteen Threetara of thin Bank,
for tho enJulna year. grill he held at the Banking
111 p.... on Monday, the 19th of November nest.
ttrO-dto JUIIN SNYDER. Caaliier.
51Laca•ler's AND 111aactactrazes BANK, j
Ocuatet 19th, IWD. S
0 1 , 11 , . h ECT I ON for
t httteen Dtreetor. urthig Bank,
B :e nk'ng
11,0i9 .11E. W. 11. DESN V. Cqsbieltr„
fIEW GOODS AT DIODY , III.
W . 1) , .1 0 G . 1 , 1 0 11 htl4 . trn , n
d tl,ood,
ha. •ust receive .-
md a full supply of half ' goods, cheap
Ind good aa usual.
00 pieces black and colored French, English and
Aviv-no on Broadcloth, of every quality.
100 pieces black and fancy Cauwitneres.
am platen. Vesting, many of which can only be
had at thts establishment
50 dos menno, lambswool and cotton Phirm and
Drawer.
A full and handooma lot of Cnvate, silk Handker•
chiefs. Stopenders, Gloves,
A large lot of fine and common white Shirts.
Alto an hand, Pat diab, blue and black felt and blun
t. Over Coats, from 112,50 to 812,00.
CM dram. frock, box and sack P.oals, from Sa to CVO.
A large mock of fine and common Pants, from to
210 per pair.
A fit V ira ' . d ;o o rirret r. :l o o7 f ;:n7lele c n ' s` lo oo S giks,
always on . lituld.
N. 11.—Con work wtll receive particular amen
-11011 Handsome garments and good ht.
h er anted.
Any person ILI want of clothing can be suited to
their entire saltsfactlon, at W. DIOBVS
cheap Cash Clothing Store. PAX Liberty. at
ocL3:diro
Road! Read!
ELLERS' SYRUP.—From W. K. Roden
Cl Cab, Clerk of the Court of 'iltriarter Sessions of
Beaver County:
Mr R. E. Sellers—Sir, Some tune in the winter my
r war afflicted with 'leveret and distressing cough,
and hearins of year invaluable cough S_yrup, 1 pure
slurred bottle front S. T. Trimble, of Bridgewater,
end finer robing • portion of it two or three evenings
on going to bed, the found immediale relief; as else
revere friends have been relieved in severe cues. 1
um therefore satisfied that it is safe and valuable
medi o in o , and wOufd recommend it to those who way
be afflicted with Isom! Coughs rod Colds.
March 2v, 1013' W. K. BODEN.
Prepared and fold by R. E. SELLERS, 07 Wood st,
end told by druggists generally, in Pittsburgh and AI
°OSP
RICH FALL 000DS1
ALEX ANDER fc DAY, corner at the Dtamond and.
Market street, notify their friends and the public
that they have received their stock of Fall and Win
ter GOODS, direct from the importer, manufaemren
and auctions at the root Their stock of new style and
fashtonahle Goods is large, and.presenu strong altme
.ions to purchasers. In Ladies Dress Goods and
Shawls, tha Fling splendid and fashionable Goods of
thesett.oii nre now offered, at remarkably loss prices,
consist/rig in part of the following
LADIES , DRESS GOODS.
New style Ilrocha Camehon Silks;
Cord end Dlack'Satin Du Chorine and Tam Satins;
Cold Camehan Groderhlnes. of the item qualities;
Black glossy Grodenens of the celebrated Eagle
ralttalucturn.
The above linty./ Thank Silks ere warranted not I
cut In the wear, for drones and mantillas they are th
heat inputted
SilksotNeat WI Camel tan Satin Dt Chem., the handeotnes
the genoon.
Near style Ltrochn Silk figured French Menne., a
new and splendid article for ladles , walking dresses.
Enthrnldered French De tarries, for dresses and
sacks. an courtly new article.
Cashmeres, De Lainew, Medd., Alpacces and Far
mem., o large userunent
SHAWLS AND SCARFS!
Breeds Long and Noon Shawls, of the be st quail
ties.
Plold Long Shawls, or the newest designs, reteszlt
ably cheap.
Splendid Terkeri Shailds, at greatly redoced prices.
Cumelion Brodie fird Sdk Shawl*, in groat variety.
Crape Shawls, white and colored, :a great variety.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS!
Best Sudan rval French Twilled Cloths, all price.;
beat Sedan teal French Caselmeres; new idyls Amer
ican Casaimerevi wiper Satin Vesunaa.
LADIES' CLOAKING CLOTHS!
French and Belgian Mack and Oliva Cloths, for La
dies' Cloaka.
BLANKETS!
A splapihd amordoent of American Rod imported
illuikets, at remarkably lowprices:
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS!
A large mid complete immanent now on band.—
Many of our present stack of Staple Ooods were
bought from the manufacturers previma to the present
adymice io price.. A principal part of our stock of
French and English goods have been purchesed at the
great Auction Sales to Philadelphia and New York,
which enables us to offer decided bargains In almost
evsry description of good. in oar liao of briaineas.
Country blerchmts, Merchant Tailors, and all
wholesale and retail buyers, are invited to an early
examiloation of our Mock add prices.
ALEXANDER& DAY, 73 Masked at.
octZi 000th won corner of the Disatood..
M ISC E ',LAN DAIS.
LAPEESS PACKET LINE.
FUR PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE,
F:velnamely for Passvrygers.
—The Boats of this Line will leave
P Tfollows, at 8 o'clock at night:
hompson,p Thursday, Nov. lat.
Indiana —P Burke y,
Katucky—Capt It Truly. :Saturday, 3d.
ottio—A Cmag, Sunday, 4th.
Loatitanu—J P Thompson, Monday, Sth.
Durkey Tuesday, 6:8
Kentocky—Capsgiiruliy, Wednesday, 718.
Ohm—Capt. AC g, Thursday, 18 1.111111•116—J P Thompson, Friday, gila.
Indiana—P Bumpy, Saturday, loth.
Kentucky—ll Truby, Sunday, 'Oh.
Ohio—Capt A Craig, :Monday. lah.
Lootatana—J P Thompisan, Tuesday, 1318.
Indians—P Burkey, Wedaesday. 14th.
Kentucky—ll Trilby, Thursday, 1514. •
For paonge apply to W STITCH,
Monongahela Houe,
novl rta..D LEECH k Co, Canal thsein
EIOSONOAIIELA ROUTE.
Only 73 BIlle• Staging.
Via linsentsville and Cumberland to Halumore and
Mandeiphia.
THE omitting boot loaves the wharf, above the
bridge, daily, at 8 o'clock precisely. Time to
Rothman.,?) hour.; time to Philadelphia, 40 boars
The evening boat leaves duly, (except Sunday ey.
eningaiY at 4 o'clock. Passengers by leaning on the
evening boat, will crass the mourtants a nage, nest
day, and thus avoid night hovel.
Secure your tickets at the Office, Monongahela
House, or Ss. Chas) Hotel.
W e
J. ME :MIEN, Agent
Patent Ohltted italtere.
• TO THE MANUFACTURERS. OF IRON.
THE undersigned ha. received Letter Patent from
the Government of the United States. for a new
and superior mode of casting CHILLED ROLLERS,
which are now offered for sale at the •IOWA FOUN
DRY, Pittsburgh, by PARRY, SCOTT I Co., at • half
cent per pound lower than those made by guy other
manufacturer. The Rollers are superior to perfection
of surface to any hitherto made, and aremanufacture.]
from the. strongest Iron of this country.
0e1224. JOHN C. PARRY.
TTTP
. .
SPLENDID assortment Jam reemved, suitable for
the Fall and Winter Trade, co del, in psn of
tEN'S, WOMEN'S, SOTS', MISSES' AND CHILD.
KEN'S WARE. of every varietyaud style, and at
prices to suit the times. Those wishing to purchase,
wholesale or rend, will hod it to their advantage to
give us a call and examine for themselves.
TROTH &SCOTT,
oetl? earner Fourth and Smithfield sot
lips'Dont forget the plane.
CHICK a BING'S P/ANOIL
'fiImRECEIVED and now open for exami
nation, a new and spendid assort
ment di Oe.va Pianos from ..Chink
ering" Boston, among thern a full
carved Louis XIV ordered
forn,
one o( our eintens, who
nos kindly permitted it to remain in my ware room to
day I Wednesday) for echtbition. Those who mayhem,
a desire to see and hear this splendid specimen of art,
are respectfully invited to tall re day at the store of
JOHN II MELLOR, el Wood n Agent for Chiekering's Pianos for Western P 5.1.17
.1.17
Lit ph
0 F IZMiIVe " Illt e rtag A ll. ' N ap ' s " , 6
a m n , d
heads, Pliourtolls, Labels, Architectural and Mitch um
e
Drawings, !liminess and Visiting Cards, &e , engraved
or dray n en Vp and printed in colors, (bid, Bronze
or Black, in tee most approved style, and at the tonic
rcasotiable pricey ' amid:ly
FAYETTE oticitti EL BLANKET**
WHITE AND BROWN LiDASESTIC FLANNEL§
WE are noir reverting from tho ....tory a large
supply of thesegoods, which we are selling low
er than sorb goods can be had elsewhere in this city.
We time no acids in bleaching, that iriures the Rooth,:
• • - - •. . • -
WU Moan being to produce goods not tot chow only,
hht for comfort and durabihty, and as arch they re
ceived the first premium over all other good. exhibit
ed at the late Allegheny Agricultural Fate .
Fot sale to the Blanket Depot, No. lid Market in, and
at the ware room. of the Fayette Manufacturing Co..
No. tie htecond
Blankets of our Alanufacturr are .31.1 in Allegheny
City. by Mr. John Dean, and also at the "Tao Bkg
tY tndoias." Feder,/ IA cortp
PURIM TER AN BOOK ILOOKS,
-
NO 7S WOOD STREET,
We natant
WBMW. will be found for sale an ...Storm of
valuable religious [Woks and Tracts. comprised
in manes °labour FOUR HUNDRED different pub
lie•tlans, (of-which entilogues ran be had 011 amine.
bona embracing many standard works in Theology,
Biography, &o. kn.. selected and published by the
Presbyterian Board of Pubbeation in Philadelphia;
and well adapted for Sabbath School, Congregational,
hllvio or.' aid Private Libraries.
Person+ wishog axporehue ouch Looks. .re rnvl
call and examine the as.rtmeni.
The Depoettoty of the renentylvama Bible Society
kept at these rooms. 0025: d telat
PEKI TEA lIITOJELIL.
subscnber has pat received at the Pekin Tea
T Store, 70 Fourth street, a very large and well 11,
lected stock of pare GREILN AND BLACK TEAS.
from New York, all of which has loom received in this
country saner the Snit of Fahruary lost. eonmeting ot
all the diferent grades grown in tie Celestial Empire.
Our stock being among the largest tat the Weil, we ore
preouse pared to wholesale. on boner ten. than any other
han the city. ‘Ve innate reawl grocers to call and
ettaanne sloek and pricer.. They eon have uptick.
ed I. trial I 5 packages, 5Pa tut C 11.1113.11,1,, or by
half ctiests, to sun Melt emcee:ence.
Oar onsul prices vary (or Oolong, Black Teas (roan
50 eta to 51.00 per Nina Voong Souchong. 50 co,
Congo:0, and English Breaktast 50, Young Hymn,
Gunpowder and Imperial, from 35 ea.. to 81,25 per 11,
FlNmill. arc rermegred to ..d and get samples of
f oar T.% ashl try them Leforepurrhaa,mg.
19 - ..1.R.wS A. JAYNES. 7D Fourth .trees
NSW FALL AND WINTER KNODIL
No. 100 Market Street,
BETWEEN FIFTH Aso LIBERTY, PITTSBURGH.
THE subsenbcr would reapeetfally invite tos mend,
and the public toeall owil examine tus mock,
which comproies topar: the folioonng,
Fancy Colamer, !Unman de Lams,Satinde Chine,
Fancy nUk, and • loge usooment of French Men.
nos. Plummet.. Lyonese and Coburg Clothe.
ALSO. French Embroideries, flowery, Glove, •
large assortment; Erobim, Thine, Tarn Satin, bilk and
Woolen Long clrisla.
DOMESTItZ, FLANNELS, Tialling, Clotba, co..
aim... Sawn., Tweeds, Ky. Jeans, Ike..he.
oeni:dlm D. IL FRAI.ICH.
TCITHE LOVERS OF GOOD Tk.A!
S 5 eheqs Splendid BLACK TEA, not received
direct from England at
MORRIS ii HAEOETIPO WINE STORE,
rents...Sylmar,
'rind very pener Black Tea was purehatied by
1 Me Ha wor th. an the London Docks, dairy/rig, and
la the same hand of along and rough havered Tea that
as retailed a England at four and five !Waltrip per
pound. Whoever haa tasted Black Tea an England. to
well aware that the strength, darer and roaghners iv
far .refier to any they have been able In porchare an
this country. II you compare thlif wash what you pay
higher pnces for chit-where, you unit find it superior
In flavor, and nearly double the otrength Price-25
ent, per package, or an bulk .1 50 and Si men u per
pound.
•
We have also low r.eived ARTIST'S TOOLS and
COLORS., purchased by Mr. Haworth when in Parts.
- FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS,'
AIM received at Morris ok. Haworth'. Wine :tune,
Federal st., Allegheny:
Direct from Prance,lOpipes prime old Cognac Brandy;
do °pane. 3 bald. Port Wine "Pore Grape
Juice."
. do Holluid, 3 pipes Gm;
do . London, I puncheon English Gin;
du London Lucks, I hhd superb Old Port
Wine;
do Belfast, I puncheon Irish Whiskey;
do Grennock, I puncheon Scotch Whiskey.
The above were purchased and shipped In the differ
ent pasts of Europe, by Me. Haworth, (who has just
returned„ and we now offer the name for cash, whole
sale or retail, sr • fair profit.
This is a ram chance for those who require superior
Wines owl Liquors, as we are determined to offer them
roan. oet.M.Mliar
PHIOWB
E.
BURR MILL, STONES. menufacto.
A red In France, composed of but few
Blocks and solid eyes—a large assort
- tneo, the best of the kind ; always an
• hand at greatly reduced prices.
ALSO—French Burr Mill Stones of
Ilk WI my own towmfacture, made of a new
‘._ • and superior quislity of Blocks. These
Burrs are made under my own superin
tendance, and as great care is taken to make the
joints close, and to hare nit the blocks in erica stone
of a uniform temper, they are warranted to be of the
very best quality, superior to those imported from
Fence; and also *opener to the crest mare of there
mode in this country, and at pricer lower than hair
ever before been offered in Bus marker
Laurel Hill Mill Stones, all saves.
Bolting Cloth all numbers; of the best quality, war
ranted to give satisfaction to the purchaser, and at
greatly reduced priers.
Mill Hpindles, Irons, Strews and Pieta Plat
form Seales,Corn and Cob (hinders; Grist and Sava
Mill Castings of all kinds, and Mill Furnishing in gen
eral.
All orden promptly attended to at 214 and 2U Lilo
any street, near the Canal, Pittsburgh.
inv3Mdam ' W. W. WALL ACM'
The Chart.lera Coal Company.
[INCORPORATED.I
BOOKS will be open for subscription to the stock of
.Tbe Chalmers Coal Company,"on and after
Mondry, the :Alb day of :September Dust., Ot the office
of Z. W. Remington, Penn st, Pittsburgh.
ept2lulu • Z. AV. RE.MINfZTON.
•
India
eZIiRUSS jun reed from the Philadelphia Factory,
on eXcellent article for rendering Boot, moil Shoe.
perfectly water proof, and son as • piece of cloth.
one application of thls Paste is sufficient to make mem
Inver - mous to water for two months; and is a perfect
prcirentatVre from the leather cracking. Sold wholt•
Bale and retail at N 0.5 Wood LL
oetlP J. & 11. PIII LLI PS.
TO PRINTERS.
gillE rubecnbar has on hand and (oral,, as &gen
of L Johnston & Co., of Philadelphia, the follow
•
ing:
IS pair or Cases;
45 founts Farley Letter, different:ires;
300 Newspaper Cate;
SW lbs. Leads, cot to ardcli
10 Composing Socks;
10U kegs Prout's New. Ink;
1 lirms Halley, Column Rules, Brass Rule. or all
desenptions, de. A. JAVNES,
Pektn Tea Store, 70 Fourth Cl
N —Orders received for new Tyr.
ATTENTION BUILDERS.
A ND OWNERS OF REAL IIeTATE AND SPEC
/-1; El; ATOM+, TO LICKENTDALER'S rATENT
wisDow AP PA RATE S.—A gentleman of
;thin. who holds from the patentee the right for the Slum
of Pennsylvania, has entrusted to the undersigned tie
dirpothi of the right tor the western part oi the mine.
The invention is among the most useful dole Age. en
abling one to open, shut, bow, and boll the windows
from the inside, without raDing the sash. The soara
ta. supplies the place of turnbuckle", miss, 'tholes, and
lower binges. When the windows ace nengly shut,
they cannot be opened from the outside: when lower
d. they me fast:without tyinr, wren open. they sre
fast without turn-buckles Those interested in g.
improvements, Should call at once and examine
FFIN, the
model. I.VND
octlldlen Red Lion Hotel.
•
iiiiilMl=
ROBEIIT A. CUNNINGHAM has removed to No 6
, Commercial Row, bow formerly osrapied by
Morris Orom, where be will be happy to see Ms Inr oa ds
and former costumers. ‘,“.
TO PIIINTICHE
TWIN D. WCREARI', Pntione Ink filthafeentrer,
JNo.. 131 and Xth stanton Buret, NEW YORK—De.
pot No. 3 Spruce street—Would call the attention of
primers to kis improved Pnotinif Inke of virions
kinds and order, at the followutg
Extra fine Jet Black, for Card and Wood
Cute - - W 00 and 3 10 per lb.
Fine 11.0 lab 07 3 100
Boos nk . • -,0 40 ° 030
Newt - 0 19 u
Fine Red Ink - Tho lop 130 u te, ••
D Yellow, (Weer and Wthto The 1001 30 "
Gold site at 141 per In and Bronze .1 50,73 et and
111 Por
rpeeimen of Nowa Ink thin be aeon on due pae
Pot sale by JOHNSTON STOCKTON!
r.
C. Morgan k Co. Cincinnati, Ohio. Pittabargh Pa.
Minion kGrithrould, Losisvills, Ky. sePhtlem
lIoK-NmC iInnt KE to RIN 05-14 . Mason u 4 Ertoos,ofdo bpsosa Rinboa.hOdom&.l
QM?
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
A. A.
NO. 60 NARKET STREAM PITT9DNWifir.66I
WIX7OULD rerpectfully,:call the intention of city and
councry Merchant. to their choice stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which for ement az d
variety hal probably never been equalled in the West
ern country. Possewing the wale facilities and ad
vantage. enjoyed by Fnatern Houses, by haring one
Of the partners constantly in the East ummg the man.
iffacturars, Importers me Auction Home., they
prepared to offer the Mt/ advantages in style and'
prices, that can be obtained of the largest Eastern
Oltlt.
large consignments of DOMESTICS from .
.Se manufacturers of New Englatal, they are enabled
offer three goods at less rates than they can be pro.
:ured of the Eastern Jobber.
• The fact that their establishment often equal, Knot
greater advantages in every description of gwdit, than
eon be had ELM, has been cleat]) demonstrated to
their numerous Patron. They feel confident if Mer
hants contemplating pumbasthrEam, will examine
their Keck, they will he convinced that they c. Inky
the same quality of good. at such prices •s will save
the roc of transportation, and - the necessary expenses
sad time of en charmtrip. nee mention a part of
their stock which will &ways be found fresh and corn
;nets:— '
30U CASES CALICOES AND PRINTS,' from the
Merrimack, II anti hon. Cochero, and Mat/cheater Com
panies: also from the Print NI/arks of Pannell, P.Allen,
ABod w am an, ILchrnond 1., Carr, Chape • Amer/atm,
*, Ac
40 cane* GINCHIAMS end CHINTZES, or the bent
tuafeeture.
130 cue. BLF.ACIIED MUSLINS, of all the well
known and approved makes, for sale by the package
at Agents' priers.
MO bale* BROWN MUSLINS, 0(101 eridthr, quail
lie* and price*.
MISCELLANEOITB
Pittsburgh Steam Marble Works.
‘TO. 944 LIBERTY, opposite Smithfield street.-
1.1 Marble Mantles, blonumenta,Tombs,Table Tops,
kc., a lathe variety of the most beautiful kind, made
of t he finest ueality of foreign and domestic marble,
always on husd or made to order, by the aid 'of Ma
chinery, on the shortest notice and at the lowest pricer.
N. 11.—The Country Trade furnished yeah all kind.
of Marble al the lowest rotes. All orders promptly all
tended to .10111 Liberty, opposite Smithfield n.
my m W WALLACE
r===
L .
LL'S Psdant drone or ?much Purr BNIUTBIA
LI
CHUM ue ben article or the• kind in use; they
run liiht, clean Cam, do the work well, and will Mat a
life time. Abate WO of thou are in one, in the boot
mills in the itotorry, and we hair the tera•
many of cow:qt.:apemen, as their superiority over
all other grit Dlashines. Por thither pardeolars,‘d
dress the subscriber at 244 Libertyet. Pittsburgh.
mytttbdilm W WALLACE
STEAK ENGINES AND BOILEILS—For pie; saw
andother alvrayy on hand, or made to order
on very thon astieer, and - at the lowest prices. All or
d
er
promptl attended to at N 4 Liberty street. near
the LanaL my3O ; W W WALLACE
TOCASTER PARIS -F land, and other purposes,
I. always un hand at 511 Liberty sr.
my 22 W W WALLACE
I_l 11./RA CLIC CE. s l2.lllwiTre — Ott - ititid,Th - aiiil
LI Liberty st. ray3o W W WALLACE
GRINDSTONES -AS me. and4rits, always on
hand at 241 Liberty street.
my.lo • W WALLACF.
C=U:=l
depot IT la with plemure that the subsenbera
inform the cameos of Pittsborgh and vi
cinity that they have completed arrange
ment. with Wawa J. C. Jenkins Is Co.,
of Philadelphia, to receive their superior
PACKED TEAS,
And will hereafter be kept constantly on
hand. They are neatly and securely put
up to mendee peeks of}, i and 1 lb. exch,
with their panted card—ehowing toe kind
of Tea, pnce, name of the mneern and
tn hiladelphia, with an Invitattou to return th.
To., if not liked.
.I[l,ll. Pit.CIS:
{
• Gunpowder• • • ---04 75 1,00 135 1,50
Imperial ••••40 73 I,Cit ES3 1,50
Ilyson• •—•••— -•-50 GI 73 1,03 1,53
• Y. Droni ..... —...00 en 75 37 k 50 IAO 1,53 1;50
Hlmk
Buck& 1 Etna and Arms Fine. 43
~ 1,30 1,25 1,50
We will warrant all the TEAS we sell to be equal
to, if not surzann to any sold in th is egy, and shrould
they not prove acceptable mthe taste, they can ha re
turned, and the money will be refunded, as It Is only
with that understanding we sell.
We ask a fair trial, that the public may be able to
ridge between our Tess and those heretofore meld by
other companies in this city. .
All lovers of rich, delicious and good favored TEAS,
Mudd gyve us a can.
For sale by JOS. S. Al. YOUNG & CO.,
N W corner 4th and Ferry ammo, and
E. YOUNG & M,
myl&dranis S Wyon3er 3d and Ross streets
(De Sammons Zits Sum llszal.p.—JONEl'S Ital
ian Chemical Soap causes a free perspiration, and at
the snow tnue moltfies, softens, and whitens the skin,
/riving. o the texture and beauty of an Infant's.
Smite', SALT FtutrearXXlD Sawn, are soon not only
healed, hot cured by twine, as at leam seven Physs
cians iv New York know, who use it in nets oases,
and find it unfitiling—as also in
Prschis,lthorcints, Faroxxxs, or any other skin dis-
Ttfe reader is assured that this is no useless
puffed nostrum, an one trial will prove. 1 could enu
merate at leant enpers ons cored of
Sona limn; So. Leos AND Sons Ele.amx—Buy it,
and use it, nod the render is equal assured I would
son cruelly .11 it (or the above unless I ktiew It to be
all sty, Those who are liable to
CII•r., Cass. Puesq, will find this a
eure. Any amta.4lC4,l with any of the 0b.,. or sim
ilar Any
will End this all and even more (admire.
Lie in its properties) than I eta..
net, reader, the stores are flooded with imitations,
and be mare y esk for JONES'S Chemcal
Soap. Mold b y
y WM. JACKSON, E 9 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh. eaelkdit.wT
Qj' ha nuu or • Harms ts nolo:lore repul
sive thana bad, putrid breath, or dark, yellow diseas
ed teeth. lipereens hove these at is their own laalb—
they can, for two shillings, buyee an article thet Wilk
make their breath pure and swt as as Spiry y
Arabia.
it cures di teases of the Gam. spongy or ulcerated,
arid for the Teeth it Is unequalled, removing the tartar,
futemogi the teeth in the gams. and clean them as
whim se the snow of [ht./Iv:en 2lronA.
Such, realer, nre the properties of Jones's Amber
Tooth Pawe, and, without praising, tt oureelres, heat
what ohs of one most respectable and sctentifie Den
tint.. Mr. K Field, of New York, says:
- . -
"I have both tilted and anahled this beautiful and im
palpable article, (Jones' Amber Tooth Putte,) and
can recommend it as poslerring rithhe qualities claim
ed for it.." Render, we eau say no more to convince,
only that if you try this once you will he well pleased.
It a put up it beautiful English China K., for tO
ecnts. Sold by the Agent, WM. JACKSON, V 9 Liber
ty crech Pittsburgh. ringthdEctvT
Dr. Au. GOOD eloshva are • honorably' assured that
the following are the actual Rualities of. ns bottle of
Juser's Coral Hair Restorauve. If they doubt of
word, they canoe..hese highly respectahle citizens
who have tried itt—
' Mr. Geo. Becket, II Elm at, New York.
Mrs. Matilda Reeves, Myrtle an, .Brooklyn.
Wm. Tompkint.SM,King at, New York.
Mr. Thos. Jackson, Montour, Island, near Pittsburgh
R. Cullen, late barber steamboat S. America.
And more than a hundred others state, though *him
moll suffice, that it will force the hair to grow on the
bead or face, stop it falling off, strengthen the root,,
mmovlng sear( and dandruff from the root,, making
light. red, or gray hair usame a fine Mark look, end
keeping dry, harsh nr wiry . hair moist, soft, elew and
beautiful. a very, very long awe.
sold by the Agent, WM. JACKSON,
.Sll. Liberty at;
Pittsburgh. 'Price 37j, AU cents, and one dollar.
ace:llama
1351 . LADIES ARE CAUTIONED, AGAINST U
SING C05151 - ON PREPARED CHALK:
They are not aware how CrightfulWinjuriona It is
to the.skin! how coarse, how rough, how sal
low, yellow, and unhealthy the skin at,-
pears after twin; prepared chalk! lk
aides it is injurious, contruning a
huge quantity of Lead!
We have prepared a beautiful vegetable article,
which we call JONES' SPANISH LILY WHITE.
It is perfectly innocent, being plaided of ull deleeri
• gualince; wad it impart, to the akin a natural, heal
thy, alabaster, clear, living white; al the same time
acting as a cosmetic on the skin, making it soft and
smooth. Sold by the Agent. WfrL JACKSON, SS Lib
erty st. Pittsburgh. Price 25 cents. ausiollt.orT
flookleakr...Galvamalsed Tlm P 1
MBE subscpbersliegin call the attention of Builders,
Arehneem and cogAersof Buildings, to the many
advantages whicluthate plates poetess over all other
metallic subetaneet hitherto used for roofing, ho., as
labilitythPpossess
" raft , n Vase the
I n g. o b w w t ' L . n 0 f ies i Tet,for.arg t er i rl
year. in this pimueula!, both in this connti7 and in En
rope. • They are
In
liable to expansion and comae-
Lion from sudden change of the austraphere, than com
mon tin plates, iron, char
m,
crony other metal nommacd
for roofing, and consequently form a sasekbeller and
tighter roof; mquiring far•leas frequent repairs, whilst
the first cost is but a trifle mitre,
A full supply, of all aissz., from 10 to 30 G, con
stantly en hand and for mleby
GEO. El: 1.10118 WOOD & CO.,
14 and Id Beaver street, Neu , York.
The patent right foe Ibis arßele having ken seemed
for the Untied States, all parties Managing thereon
either by importation or otherwise, will be prosreu.
teal ocktAilklvlvT
RUST,PROOf IRON.
Muff: underssgeed have erected Works ill the eiry of
New York, for the purpose of Galvanizing all arti
cle, alien, which it la desirable to PROTECT FROM
RUST, ouch Teleg ra ph Wire, Dole, Spikes, Nola,
Wire ICU Fences, and .y other article which may be
required. For Hoop. for Clacks, as • antennae (Debate
Rope; for Clothes Lines, Lightning Rods, and n host of
other applications, It will be found clomp and durable.
They would particularly tall Mention to the Galvani
sed Wire for fencer; it requires no plaint, end will n
root. Alio to Sp*. and Role, the preservation NY
whichmach sniport.ce, that 11 will commend
tmelf to the notice of all those interested.
OEM R. NOREWOOD A CO., Patentee.,
ocrasida• octal . 14 and 10 It at.N. York
MEDICAL. i .61711GICALL CPPICR,
No. 65 , DIAMOND ALLEN, a
skVii•E•• LkT ...
" "'""'" to
, DR. BROWN, having heel
regularly esineated to the medics
tn g f" ssn ' re ' ll so pra d ctice o , fo rs e ow .° Tonfincip
..vilvip;.t:it'ir.7,;•-• attesmon to the titatment of
If 7 • those prtvate .d delicate cord
...• . plaints for which his apporturatie
~•••- c " ra . and experience pceediarly quality
• ' him. II years .soluo.ly devoted
to anal - h
a. reatmen of those complaintatilumag w hi c h
time he h had more praence and haa eared more yap'
Dents than can ever fall to Me lot of any Private pram.
Intoner) amply spina. hen to o 0
,0 of
speedy, permanent, and asusf.tory core to all aelieted
WWI liCheEt diseases, and all
disc
arising Mani
from.
Dr. Drown would Inform those afflicted with
or
di.ases which have become chronic by time or age
gravand by the ale of
any °
common !inane. IN
the day, that Moir 4011101.11111 C. be railicalty and
the.
the
emend; he having given Ma carafe] attention to
the treatment of sack coo., o
rod e in hundreds
of instances in canna persons of inflammation of Ma
neck of the bladder, and kindred disease, which often
result from those cues where other. bred toneigned
them to bee n
lon g He patticularly invites such
as he. been long and iumuccesidially treated by others
to commit hint, when even . satisfaction will!. oven
cng ,. treated to
t a cuetul,thorougn anit
intelligent manner, pointed oa by along expenenes
study, and investiganon, which it la Iniposaible t e e rte .
engaged in general practice of modielini to nitro an
one cis. of dise. . .
U7llemta o Reptare..—r. Brown also Melted pary
eons afflicted with Hernia to eall, as he has paid pot.
slat mention In this di.ase. . . •
CANCERS also cared.
Skin dimes.; Weill e, Paley, ate., ipetidlly scrod
Urn vary low. ,
Cb N. IL—Patients of cab sex Sw i
nt abhe.s,
their
i n In writing, ming the qsapj
tom, can obtain medltinen with dim:lens fort=
addressing UROWN, postylid and
OlDna NO. 63, Dimond ihs crail
Ho um
Rzenurrat.—Dr. Brown' le' newl7dlaeo vaad
dy for Rheautstiam is* elialOYAud f e !?aln t
thatpaltdalletrabl6. Paver •• to •, .
Mee add Private •• soma,
Mond Wei, Pittsbrfh Pa. 'The Domerls'atvnito at
bome.
larK•gansopit
I=lEl=l
{C l ease. and bales of TICRINDS,of IhS es‘glges
than; Amoskeeg sad Otis Campeau. .
33;bales Red, White and .Velloss FLANNFI.:9;a. ,
complete assortment for sale low by the bale or pieceil.
received dime ffrom manafaosavera_ -• • _ ,
HADA DCLOTIIS and CASSIMERES, of the man
' farmers of S. Slater & Son, HADA Enimmar, nit
nom, Harris, So., °revery grade.
*CAS.SINI,TS, JEANS and TWEEDS.-41 eater( et $ 0
all the various manufactures." • • '
cases MUSLIN DE LAWS and CASHMERES,
of We Hamilton and hlsnchtster Works;
sortmeot of Foreign mannfaetani
RO lases coIoredMDBLINS, fot4ak by the Nee a
A Csitrgeteited and Colored C nark I
REL.% of all the usual makesi also Gloat
ALDACCAS, BOMBAZINES, and 00FIV
'More lama 20 eases. Alsoi 300 pieces Pesach Sdolßsp s
Lyme. and Parantatut Cloths. " • • .
SNES and SHANI.S.-.3.0 pa of black tad gartey
Silas; n.r l l DOI Shawls, Nog ruelagertreOß
kinds. Also,
metes,
Cheek Bear% -
A • •
.foll assortment of Mate and Linen Goods. - .Aso -
Hosiery and Gloves, Embroideries, Laces and Trim=
mines, blooming Articles, all qualities, 8i2132 end make
lof Blankets • •
RIBBONS—Ndbous of rich Boma utd.Cdp
sdso, Velve; Silks, Satinsate., with every oth
er description of Millinery article., Tailor. Trim.
ings, de. de.
Alt of which, together with a general usorouttnt of
floods of the newest and most fathionable tole" will
be offered at an extretailY low advanoe, ` , New Good. constantly received.
All Merchants ans'e6rdially solicited to esti: '"
opll/3 A. A MASON &C O.
ROUSES, LOTS, FARM NO
bk.A WELL FINISHED ROOM, salable for •
V. 1. ), or Grtlemen's Forxdshlryr.Storol AI,
o—Sercral looms • nitible for othecovor
tlsre room.. E D G
ortlinf Offter Thud otTrtl• over I`l"ZrAr
Valuable halal ftsr.B•l44 ,
ALOT OF GROUND to the Dished,' Allegheny
City. adjoining Dr. Pressicylsproperty, lie feet
Irma by 120 feet deep to a It feet elley.- Ts de Indigo.
table. Led terms tug. For further particulars applr
to J. FL Miler, Federal street, Jklirgbury elm nearly
appetite ht. Jenkins' store, er to the subscriber..
ROBERT LINN.
Seerickleyville, Oct. 7.-Irell7.4l2vre . , •
tar Items. . - -_l, •.
City,
very desirable residence in Allenbeny,
City, lately oceopieff by R. W. Foinderter,Ane
weaken given immediately, - - , l '. •
For terms, apply at this office, or to W. W. WIL
-411 SO ; Tlarkei et.
BUSINESS STAND FORSALE—TIin MeV::
Building and premises , In Diamond allow no*,
• oCeurned by Mrs Boyle ' having twenty kg SA '
front, extending back towardsFoonh street pita km.
dred and twenty Oat For terms, apply to . ,
octl2 GEO. COCHRAN,. AY Wooffit.
for role..
NE PAIR ISFAIOND HAND ENGINES 10 inch
O
cylindere, 4 feet mate; 2 Roilen,22ketle4, - 4
inches in diameter, all in good order, such be sold at •
bargain, if apylieatina be wade somv.. They have Mill •
been in use about 14 months. For particulars, leggin.
b( 1y1.741 R. 1 11A , ,5, Oh:ea° onceVoi, LliniT—Tha c.IMFIOI3
O occupied by Mrs. Atwood, attn.:l4d at Oakltuld,
iM~with im aeres or ground attaelshd. The bssurbi
isspacious and convenient, end the mend well./wys
proved. Apply to HARDY, /WES A. MS
atig3l Watery{ :,
FOU. maLE—ss Rnel Houso,lbut oOe YAM
sod LPL, on Robinson street, Alloghetty.
In. m a near old oar oldlinage. PTiCG lOW sod ten.' eisy.—
sof jyY4 SOIOWICIL LIO Accord-WI
OR -RE:cr.-7 4 e three story flock - Overt/foe
illause, on Liberty, between lisy sad hlartsSry
treets, now occupied by W. Gruber% Jr. rossessWo,
given uuutb:Lately. Enquire of (Oahu"; cilia
the Ikru.Ustore at
JOHNSTON to siticrrox,'
corner Market and Thiel mean, , _
11 . (311 SALK,
11 A TIDIRE atrial Dwelling - House, twins the
tewani bonne from, renn sweet, In Snyder's
Itlet, on Hat meet. Immediate Itossesoion ,wilfent
green. Enquire of DAVID RITCHIE; ;Attontey 'en
Lave—offiee on Fonnh meet, between anent 'alloy
sad ~C.rant street
__ • lello-41.'
I iron affietr,
FOUR
trg tiow two Mori Buck Dwelling Houck
well sked and In complete order, on Crate,
tivenao, 7111 Ward. - Posseasion given .1.4 i,
ow. Engin= of JININ WATT aco,
r .two
of Liberty and liana sett
_ __ wo Loisor Salo.
' ...
. .
fr HE sabscribers will sell at p . nvate sale, those two
Ivaluable Lout or Ground, situated on Tomato st.,
in the Third Wald of Allegheny City, each having,.
front 0(0 feet, running bad It* feet In depth to aIS
feet y, upon which is built a stone wall, t 5 by lOU
feet which contains stone enough to build cellars for
two comfortable dwelling houses,. and in Insed.gltertlY
'ate three abode Item., oft years growth,And side
wallt ispaved with brick, alt which will be sold at
lOU Ptusbuygh and Allegheny, or • County
wtil b. Wren to payment.
J ft II PHILLIPS, Nos Wind st.,
or to ITN. BENSON, immoitintely opposites inidlotM
F 729
F(SR SAI,E3—Flre la Meligcbly moan/albs Um nom
- ndiing morn of Ihnuinshrum The lots are situa
ted au Dennom street, numbered in F - Baueman's,plina
77, n, do, 81 and 80—Lot No 73 fronting L Proton Ma
ry Aso street, 70 feet deep; tae other . four 20 feel front
each, by eo feet deep.. •
may
.
Term4--tiroater port of puroboso money l'oj
morn for alt years, secured by morwagn.' For psalm'
d rfCllOl - Erft,'
oleo", 2nriolre.of .
myl6 • 110 wood%
Vat watici Coal Laud for Salo:
ABOUT four miles above Look Nat, ot tibiwoutlit
of Pine Ruzi,Alonongabela Lem The. Cool is
of rho Tory host finality, and roof, of =cm, Any
number of acres, from tweray.flve to a hundre4 migh t
be Wanton. l'entalw de:firma of poselmishig, on
rail no rtALKER REED, on-the pronditocor Wm.
Reed, o pciano the Post office, who will elm goy in
formation concerning the properly.' The
bo gold t na
at bargain, yiLltiblos: .
I <
77 11iu6 Na
uire e, sitente
kl '
SOLOMON scudnat
FOR. SCRIP—A lot of *Tonna
ehater street, Y 5 feet from That street;
on Webster, by 8b feet to a five feat -alley'
latee to neer coon beau. Price SIM 'Terms,
cub in bud; balance in one, tern, three anii,foor
years (rota the first of April last. . ,
County and Coy Scrip taken for cash payment In
s Lire of turn SCHOYSR.IIO aeeond st
• Ken Aare@ Coal Lan • tor Bala,
CI ITUAIr:U on the fdonongahelativer,aboaatelie
I feen,Po'clintgh Lod 9 auks above third Loci, In
the immediate neethborhood of hlesenaLyon ASharb.,
told Mr. Jelin Iferron'a nerchex. Thla Rudy of
-• price of Caper note—one
-e equal aroma payments.
7tusble, ' , Location...Very
For further piutienista
• bas a draft of saidpro.
Perty,htv.Adatanntow.
of coal on Ws tenet,
, of excellent qualify: ,
r Lote
nixed teed. at • priVana
arable terms, a number
ota,.composing a large
red 67, 6a, SO and 70, In
City of Pittaborgh; Ikea
enter of Penn end Wayne
re former, nod _extending
at to the Allegheny river,
rotate of the leter/amen
above Libte, to center.
to sett, may be Wilt at
an north. bargee. Mar-
WILLIAMS L KUHN.
11./TS YOH RAU&
Cr s
vs
treet, in the city o
vet Commons, ort hiels
no stones
high Suitable
Se lots 'are en 4 Roersty
feet deep; sou
Cho buildings on the pm,
giros interest on the invest:
I. sold cheap for Cash.
office U. S. or m' • '
FLAY k CO
J .iTaTFlDOgiel. , Le.td. for,
TEN ACRES OF LAND, situated la Peollei Limn
sin on the Monongahela Orme miles from ?Du•
burgh in lost to suit purchasers.. Poe (=hex wt..
ears • • ply to floury Woods, ad it. Oslo
. A WASIIINGTO/,
not • tf 4th, above Smithfiel
WAREHOUSE FOR S'ALE......The subscriber
o ers for sale the three story brick Warehouse
o Wood sueetoseimpted by R. Teanoris. Co.
spit, WhL WILSON, Jr.
V " R
reel, t
hog
sing f
San a.
o
set
• ri
ABLE REAL EBTATEON PENNETRAT,T
SALE—A Lot of Gro.d aitvate onPdna
tWGLII Hay and filarbory enters,''adidlnlng
and lot now occupied by Richard •Ederahla,
front of 25 feet, and In depth 150 feet;
&eatable terms. Title onezeeptlonable: 'En.
C. O. LCOMIS,Iih at; near Wood. \
du
Ul=t
Lot in Alter/116i eitiyfa•
located, in sae
Terms.Wl an. eu Fie
on imeornmodatiom Inquiet or
W1E1'410E3;110 wood al
11 RENT—A room in the second almil t To
Wood street •
arty In Aliasbelay City for Sal 4
ebsenbers odd for sale a number et eknea'
,1 , 9 „. u . 5t1 ,
o h: , the Second t Mrtfron t ll4: on the
g o'll. ° Rol3ll , os4N, Any a; LZ:9 . l.ltl ' air
r orJA9 RODINSOLI, Ural:rams,
alAvrta
W ARRANGEMEN:
• SPEED INCREASED.
S. 15 IS PAST PAO IC /ST LITE,
•
TRIEI tri CfREA I"I4 T Y CEN tor T i r•L . "'M HAIL I
ILADELPILM AND B411.7:11110RE.
• Mate are informed thaspnandafter Saturdays
lot of L :ejr erhergv thla
. 11,
,h L 6 l ni a i x iu : .
lAUl=lt
ment pasungers . wi.llllo gttlugh
{than heretofore.. ..•
Vs lane am nem inladm.beat
*1.4 i.d*oiiron, 4 it.
Lt. F.stac t. ities..
passed
t ssal ta day. Time, 0
For info op' apply to
surca, hlononaahelilloose.
LEECH CO.C.anal Maim
:Mr -- 11311,
LtAND.PAILLDELPHILI.
.
0111 . Ear TiVENTY-SIX WILES
tilatengisony fl/Asrs
he splended Masa , Itas3 =AMC
Alm siA u rgikta ,
Fumy, himmr, mill tan 11.• dal
rcepted) between PITTSBURGH
on opening. of ainvigadon on
Leaves West Nesconleem the
every porn at 9 'o'eldek, Re.
thargh • froin • MMltrf 'Beer above
tralbMel7oeoreniebext4.l,,,,tk„
..bat been ball: exposealy. for the
4r, meths public ntarrely , ea her
.ntly m the trades-.
, n pale to all way baled az,,;oas-
E..., Ts. f;rxr. . We public Lutiiiiiine
law? anreenaceticamt dug?, km entnblisb,
•,.. LINECSIVtInadneNar
• • • -..• v. In Pit. rtne5........ _ - .!InTIEI,I '..: ylk -
Km- owe, K. 440
'ffiVANAtlieltratfdth
1116.11 D CAttihis.EUt.,..arapsw.,,o/
H r.o,n, sad aryl gh ctp