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JAJUA. , llATrk.xs TELEARArtuuNi:W.,.. It war announced to our reader, that the editor would be absent for some days from his post. Al though he has returned to the city, las engagements have prevented, and will prevent him, for some daps imigers las be is under the neemsity of taking another short tripj from entering upon the regular discharge of his dative. He claims the indulgent, *Chia readers for this small furlough, the dna in a wriest of yesre, as it is concocted with matters per taining to the improvement of the paper, and of which the reader w.ll reap the full benefit. Eie makes this statement to account for any op. parent want of consistency m the opinions ewes sot Anther by selection* or editorial remarks, with the previous grounds taken by the editor on any of the exciting throes of tho day ; as hie own opinions remain uncharaged. Ito could not there. fore approve of certain remarks in an article which appeared yeaxrday, no der the bead of reform con ventitats, which was p repined by Ins azustant. Retakes this occasion, also, t.. soy to the editor of this fffinerdole, who seems to seek occasion to assail the gUir personally, that he has not rad the amount of the Unic n meeting in New York which appeared in the Gazette. That was most likely a truthful alatemenzof the meeting, and es we pro fess to publah a nowspapsr, end to give all the news of the day, elm appeared as a matter of course, without ever summing it committed the editor to its opinion. The opio ions of a paper are known from its expressed. sentiments, and general lean toga, but on editor is not bound to express on oyinion either for or against every particular Sen timent or article which appears in his paper as news, and my one who holds him to such a strict account is a self opinionated, and narrow minded bigot, who is sietermioed to compel the public to sets, the conooptions of ms own shallow brain.— While an editor Mould frankly and fearlessly ex pects his own views on all the great subjects which eggitims the country, Itia should publish, in n spirit of Lamm the views of others, and leave to his rea ders the right di choice as well as to himself. The editor hopes this will be a sufficient answer to the cavils of the Chronicle, or of my others who seek email= to map at the Gazette daring his tempo rary absence. We copy the following srtusle En the benefit cf permits who silent to Mink that those who hooec ly oppose the Fugitive Shave Bill, and demand s repeal or aralfoatinn, are enemies to the Union and the Cdollitlittatta. W. a o indeed fallen on ucheppv times, if the Union Oa. bTuoms coca a rope of sand, that We mast frin•subert It inleooe to any 'as , demanded by the Smith, to save it torn dissolution. Bat tha ati folly—sheer nonsense. The constitution Ls sale, and the Union In to danger, at teem from (it came, and men.usn yet karlemly express their Mews on say subject, without scattering it to the winds, as Wrier sage elarmeits would base us imegiso. It is • dugrami to the cite,. err (hie country. end • oenfi•asiee of the weaknea of Its ineitntinna,. to display so much alarm shoat the lidos; and oar Soetbern fellow citizem laugh In their sleeves nt oar indecent haste to express one attache:mots ; to it, as If that '116"-Ottait which say ~Matt' stared _to call ninsestion. • 1141111:ta not a' 'man See PenSayl, we renters to say, who is not rievotedty snot:lied to the Utiles' end who Would not ley down khalifs ha Its del6aa. What greater tn. . auk can you Ow lila than quartet:l the &wow et his eitscharuntiato the Unlon,sad ►he devoted, passer his eintrfodieat land emit eel be told, far. glob, beessul we have, shoe*. to itxprva our sintlmegte as boccie men, and as freenaeo, that we must meet together and tell the South that ww ere not dtramicaisu 1 Let thole sttenO to the degradation who wiry Bros the Wart American and O. B. dame. NAWNICITTEiI AND WKS SLATE BILL. Nuns. Entrees—There 3.3E111 to be a strong iisimailion manifested in cattalo neuters to make the dettace and support of the recent slave bell klantleal with pinion= and attachment to the Liedeo,and with obedience to its laws. Only the other day. one of the most respectable mercantile tram la New York was literally trosenbrid by a vault jeiroel because its members refund to give their game to a call of • plain meeting, 13 proudeent object of which wet to endorse end sustain the faeritive_bill. Bet Is it wise or of to make sock an issue/ Are not Messrs. John Dr. vis, and Solt. 0. - Winthrop, and Jodie Bald win, as patriotic and loyal as any of their senatorial se. worautal Bet they opposed this bill, and voted avant it. 8o did several others who have fur. tithed tome proof Of patriotism and devotion to the best lemons or their country. And. Lowder, it Is quite eertale that Mr. Webster, if he had been In the &este, would not have cut his vote aping. this bdi7 What does he say in hi. letter read at the great Muni meeting at Guile Garden, am Wednesday evening lag. Lieu him .71tIs last measure, gentleman, (that is It,. ro itlttee alias laor,Yfs not such a MeIIEI2M as had prepared below I left toe Senate, and wt,oh, of costae,should hate supported, it I b o o Indeed in the Senile -- (tut It re celted ter pre par 'anodes of the lad Mese, of Congrrss, sod of the Prealdent of the United State. I: o the kW of tho land, and as such, as to be rratesat ed and obeyed by all seed onisons." "Nark, It la not such •ratesvare as I had vies wed." Is It a better tneasoral Mr. W. b. at does not !admits that, bat esaet'y the rover....— Kis language =plies that ho had prepsted what he regarded as a batter brill thus the our passed.— That bill "isboreald have supported,' 1111 • Le, had remained In the Senate." But the prr,oot bill Is "the law of the land, and as 50eh,.1,1 to he respected and o'aeyed.. This 4 Wet, out to nay doubtful, praise. It Ls not • the lobe/eat excellence of thts slave law, Mr. Webster being jadge, that renders it worthy ofeetottert. Bet It is the Isar of the tars i. Ti. fact is, Mr. Webster disapproves tome tcz. taros ethls lasi as braittly as any of it. open op. paws. Be had a better measure, Which he would hue supported if he bed remained In the Senile. If all Who dislike the Slave bill, ere to be samosa of lank efgattiotisni z Mr. Webster ...Id budly go scot free. Armors Philadelphia, Nova I, 1850. LTIVIZITIMO TlLL.—Ciar agricultural (Ile cdo wfU dad the fig pablishetT is our local cramp, latarestlng. l'erioakfrocc the city are too coleb la the habit of tomcat throngtatheir aryia ficbis aad accadosql, to the great - detrital:at crthe L special meeting of the Protestant Epi.er,pal Convention of the Diocese of New York is cni!cd for tho 27th of November, to take- Into C 031,1; ra • lion tie canon paned by the later denersi Con ventiont authorizing the election of a provisional &shop, rebore the regular Bishop of the diocese is indelaiisly =Spaded. ==l The fast galling brig Fayetteville, Capt. Reed, calved at this port yesterday from Porto Caeelo, with dates to the filth ah. Capt. P.. states that the revant election for President, as far as the m inus have been received op to the time of Me hat resulted to the choice of Mr. Mons s ea, the present imeanatsat's brother. Should on fall to receive the electoral vote, be Will be eccted by Congress. In consequence of this remit, it VMS prodiated by the most knowing ones to Venemels that within three or four months that country will be the scene of another revolution. We further leant from Capt. Reed, that from i he Saito the Bth att. there had been some ten or twelve arrests of moons In Caracess, on the charge of ecuspiney againet the Eknreroment.— These person. were *mown the most reapeetsble o w i ng of place, sod tended greatly to widen the Lama between the people , and the Govern emit Toe first of the new crop of Coffee had int made its appearance In the Para Catqllo market, and ft wu alleged beyond all doubt that the pros emit crop would fall abort ono half of an average yield. The marker both at Lapsyra - god Porto Cabello were filled with all kinds of American pro. duce.—Bait. Anse., cf mo.day. . Au inSCSiou, macbtate%of Wastn,Sito.n,, . WAeltit, heelers metered a most sdegularly con. tilted machine for making moulds In sand tor ltoa founding. We learn from the Bemedulle Mat the Maid that is led into a hopper. not unto that of • est UAL carried through Vltititllpiocessa,and .Dy brings out the perfect matrix of any model spgad. II Is not only adapted to iron tubes, or saber belt rod slender objects, but soaceptildo of befog tippled to the prednetkon of. moulds of , other forma Another intention br Sa ae me gen ' demon eowdsts of a nom mode of connecting am pipes, which greatly .facilitatei the laying ihem, aad In newer that they may be re . mitred j su oint ch by joist, without disturbing the y ad. • I, hig IMAMS, when change or male 8 neoeue. ==EIN , . . . _ . . ..., . , -4- The vionaingrahista Howse. FROM ilfASELlCililli te r— ' - em s nOf having ce t ninttied the ki„b en .. gg IN,' __, .• ermined fast,:crec ere rnaded far onot Liverpool I T;n ia 'Th cane esd" us Some two , monthshs since, 6 connuottiention ap• i Gamow...deuce of the Pittabugh Gaon. • "ii u n peered to the "Swithem Prow," publahed In ! W•sontoroo,. N00.,1,1650. excited universal interest i n t h e 'L e nno n. nn a We.hieree• signed John Dmum i ec''Ph'iui'g of . X.., York. polltice—glialoa. Mlletftg, elsewhere, as Mr. Sirvell hu been no long and Mr. Creme of the Moii.Arahel.' Roo., of this I —Trio'lio or the Demeciate.-Probable e could ' T Pred In bolineu in Louden. Ho ue snd do =n l l . time draw a the see frlt i t i t y y er thous; City.As Mr. Drounere6 article was utensively cop oneness of the Demooratla :Ticket.. the quantity ol i go i Id w`T for to the .....rof red lute the Seethe. RM.., with the avo wed in - worla , s Fair ilk Leorlos.:.Penitsylva te.k.,, ththethg the i th,tl 5, th eeb I ith.d reputation eta Not. asepresioated..iikanges la Of- England every week, ad fir which he obtained of the Mcnottgahelationse, we deem it but no act Na.. , bank notes, wu of imm nee vainn. The perdue of justice to Mr. CrOseart, to publish bin reply, The Union is laved. There is something in that. tare of this castshave • peered In ibe papers, bet which will be found below. Any one who inure There is one great adyruitage in, these periods of so us ' 1 7,7 r ., o m b : i r e l' d . ....I: o . ,..t. :49litglat t e . respecting Mr. Birvell's mode of tu*cigctlog bush. the estimable proprietor or theMonongehela Hour.. i awful crisis and danger to the Union. They bring is fully satisfied. that he would not vests guestl out hie great rernedial qualities of our institutions, nese, but it would not he prudent to reveal them Tim m 'With striht justice and u londrten. In-the nod nerve to illustrate g „,„ ma end nerve of our at oretroLL inetrince complained of by Mr. Drennan, there was nothing in Mr. Crosaan'a conduct of which env I N onorablo timbers, man could complain, while ; that of the complainant was violent and =gentle manly in the extreme : F ree r rto Soulttere Preps. Morrosoutzte HOU., j Prrrserean, August 25, 1850. ) Sin—A friend has jest placed in my hands a copy of your paper containing a letter from "John Oren nen, of Arkansas." This letter is calculated as it is avowedly designed to injure the hasinewt of this noose, of which lam propnetor, end since it gross. ly m .,Ates the lending (nets of the occurrence which Wgemed it, I appeal to your fair dealing for the privilege of placing "a statement from the oth- LT aide," in the same paper that has peen boblicity t o the attack. As he states, John Drennen arrived at the Mon guild/ House shoot midnight, on the 24th °flu I was at the lime, and had beerk for •evernt ys previously, confined to bed by indisstri,sition consequently, 1 was not aware of his presence until apprised in my chamber of the lots of his ter rant, and the trunk containing her elutiang. So soon at I was thus notified, a police officer, Mr. Hague, woo sent for, who promptly got upon the track of the fugitive, and reported within an hour. that the trunk, which he had repmented to be Mr Drennen'a property, would be returned in the corn ing, but thathe could riot trarh the girl, or ascer tain her htding place; and it would be at the peril of his life, if he would make the attempt to take her The trunk was brought back, and the reason Drenuen had nut remstred It, was, that in his rm.+ monate esmtenseut he lett an dtrections whither it should be sent, and it was handed over to hts sister is this city, the house having paid (or as re. cowry. I coulddono more Our uniform pretence ta. when Southern people arrive with slaver in attendance, to ware them of the danger to which they are capered. This cannon, and moulting the aervanta of the house, on pain of dimis•al, to abstain from all terference with the Cover of cocain, have sufficed, eo far, to make en abduction or canape front the Monongahela Room extremelt rare But Drennan gave no notice that Uri, girl, appar ently of Indian blood, was a Wave. Arrimeg at midnight and being taken at once to Ih 43 room with the family, a had bring made for her on the floor, end 1101 leaving the room, except when relied to brealrfast;her mistress vratehingler doting the meal, the girl not being Been again until the dinner hour was announced, it is obvious that the servants in the house, who were then DeI,ISIVIIV nil itt the dining room, could tare !mown nothing of nor Torso facto conspire To prove what has been since well ascertained, that the ratline was plan ned on board the strainer, on which Drenoen to amded the ricer. A genUmmui, travelling on the same boat, was able to inform us, that he bad o ', served her in frequent private conversation with the colored servants during the trip, sod his white female servant told al igat she overheard them ndddremito her the imprettaive inmetion 'be ready.' If Dronnen'a insane heat and unmanly violence of language and demeanor bad permitted him to bear any thing, he would have heard and Irma convinced of this an the Apo( j to the COMP'an ex °aeration of Me Monongahela Hone. But "John Dreamt. of Arkansan," tithe I. • Perinryiyanian by birth, oriemalla from Oil neighborhood, and Sentheyoer only by edoptlon, like some other Not thorn men who have domiciled at the South, him failed to acqcire the &mac of dignity, of pall, to other*, Which eltmeterizes the Me Snothern ; and bra picked up, instead, the CM. ce, twat, and NO temper, Woollen bola d runs= thltowest class of Southern populatten hence 1 grill' compelled to listen to the most revolting pro. tinily, and indiscriminate abate of eerra,ts eni bonserto certify hie loss and ho st . tre of the rg . Etonian.- As to the servant Wash.' of whom he com plain, of sidtrer the escape of the girl, Dronaen should have had the candor In state, that unin 'Scented by Ms insulting demeanor to me nod the hontachold, when be charged positiesv thrt rt Wash" had abetted the racape,l discharged him tastantly. a nunisbment which I have nom got -I reason to believe mat satto!ly undeserved ilia charge that the servant. at pies,' employ td in this beam are "insolent and impudent; Jo the fist I have heard alba kind. A single complaint by a stylist of Inv:donee t't neglect of, dots on the part of a servant has n'. ys bieti ingeloni.t,os*flor is.tedico With 'regard; lo the aieneral question of tbe ....12/114 of altives'ln the Northern &aloft, t, which you refer In your editorial rommenta, I have nothing to any. But whilst Ido cot noun. sel Southern people to bring slaves into Pitta burgh, where I honestly believe there re a secret and powerful organization of free negroes to pro mote emapea,l do protest agaunt any attempt to fasten - upon Me Monongonela Rowe, or lie proprietor, tho odium of Unlawful or ofelou• in rference between master and slave, or of boy. g, in - any instance. given ,IMIIIICIADCO or aid •eh interference. lam ematcut to rely, !Or ti e Indication of the heuse, against the injurious a • peneona, of John Dreanen, upon the taets of the statement, and I think I am entitled, therefore, nt your hands, to have a hearing before the clinic public, to whom he has accused roe in your col• omen. I am, sit, yours, reveet fa liv, JNO. McD. CROSSaN. For the Attune-gat Ga:dt•. Mg. Enrol: We save lust been shown a re• ply by_Alethes, to the strictures, made yenierday, no his exposition of the- IfehteW word in Dent am song that such a mistake s as that which v.• entred, in one place, did occur. I write in gea belle, to correct it, end make a remark or two.— The impression made span my Mind, when I vim. pared the piece with the original, wax that, 'lnce the root of the word in Gee., was .id to he .exa' and I found it In Dem., to be 'tom' Aletbea ad. milled Its meaning to be eardiow, ' in the one in• stineo,god denied it m the other. This mistal,, however was all .owing to the uncouth mono., inwhich . hsrepresented the Hebrew words. H.. reply, however, on this point :enema me, ens I acknowledge the trilatake. But be soya his Bride was old, and rho Imams for hi, mistake was Oen the Gland bad' late tor tat' I eppeal wane one who tnnws the Hebrew I Intro, whether a Gonsl hsvidgrquat atall,. look eythieg !Ike a Caph 7 Ainthes rays It does. Plectra" torn to the alph•lwt ..,1,-o. 4 ,zre. It is only , 1,11:1 the Gies./ not 1r • Tait." that it eon possibly byroad.: to look, in Amy rr_•pect. like a Capb . W,lihout it, it Is a pertsct vav No one souls deningutsh tbem. As to the nge ntlemanly" style of my ennui.% I nave only to soy that the reply of Aletbee c nn boast no ouperiority In thlarespeet. Not knowing who Aletbes v. 0,1 had no pique nor resentm• ot gratify. 1 rata mused at the orlaitures and mpedle:ality of the criticism. What I - have atated, with the exception of bovo correction I still maintain to be true. A, hes has not touched the question in his reply . . I ray that the authority of Parkhurst whi,l.l be QM, In hia own lava; is an authority arptinst I say that the •bundant testimony of Clesen artaintt him. I say that the genius of the Hit 1:1 Cerjogallon in Hebrew is molest him. I !sit that the emended edition of the Volatile, the ea ttoritative edition in the RornithCh arch It agatet him. I say that sit M.! Oriental Val.ioDll ere against him. Leay that the brat crate corm mentators ve against him. I nay that the Whir wear of the New Testament Scriptures Is against him. Forthermore, etlethet now Enact thet his authority is against him. and be yet referee to or. knowledge his error: t„He Eries to creep oat of the dziricully,ty_ saying itnpposing both words do mean tho tame thing, they mean to shut, shut op. enclose' or words to thin effect. I deny that the word in the contravened tegt doss mean Mir Alethes Laws that the antharitY be rooted, and mach thin beat aro:her aothorilietAre *pima Vim bat refuses to acknowledge it. He talks of candor. Hero fs a fair opening for him to show it. I hr re corrected any mistake'. Let him do to aim, r ad then it wOl appear bettor to speak of candor 11 an With respect to the Vuhtate, what I asserted it IMO. I have looked over Hotne'a Bibliograph,al Innen, and can God nothing. eald about the o, py to which Alethea refers. It Is dertalnly an eon tp ttlarund unanthoritative one. With respect to my "inserting" letter. io she Hebrew words, I have only to any that the no. u action Is false. A Polish Jew, an intelligent echo's', as conversant with Hebrew as Aletbes is v fib his vernacular, on locking at the reply of Alen remarked it woe .'unworthy of au gnawer." H< w• ever we will say a few things. We do not th that any man ought to be regarded ea in oracle in Hebrew eritlciato who is unable to tall why the Hebrew should be read as I represented it. The eal secret ban at length Leaked ottL Alethea las not yet learned to read the tho Hebrew yam is! This in enongh ! I road and tranalated it accord. ing to the fdlaoretic vowels and Interpretau bat Alethea bound fault. He must tight this re it matter out with the Jew.. Lawly, we would ink the public, to coosider :be fact that Aterlac. must either deaounce his ergo. meet on the word, or overthrow our authoritiee Re bud°ne neither yet. We welt for h soar &Amara No it TIJUVITOILTA2IO:I or Ft:Gil:flat SLAVEII.—A Bos ton paper publishes a correspondence between a Citizen of that place and the President of the Bos ton and Worcester 'Railroad Company, conoemnig the pestle over their railway of fugitive slaves who have been recaptured nod are being cone ey ed back to the place from which they esestand— Some of the stock holders of the road are scinpulum of being accemmy inlay miumer to rendering back to servitude one who hes "conquered his freedom by force or flight.". The President answers, the t Mil road corporation is a public institution—a croature-of the Istir— , for the purpose of public at , commodatioa, as a idgitway, sad that =caudal dimes which itsad is bound to perform, is rpm ofmusgin e =elmengers who pay the am- Whaled flues and COOlOll Wilk eftbllibM cesloca- Ws rule, The recipe of contnbutions for the erection of the Washmston National Monument chains the month of October, from all antoonted to 101,71)). 'They havetrengedsiztes LLe Onteflark. say, ISA ago par =wk. countrymen to political surgery: Some infidels leave the patient to live or die, as should be de termmed by the strength of his constitution, rely ing upon that nostrum which has been a favorite with the simple common sense of-all 1., the Mr VUUtteeertz nertUrre. But the more act ve and en terprising of practitioner. in the patriouo lee have Ino faith in this celebrated remedy, considering it I little better than pare quackery. They-are always for an operation. The great New York meeting i at the Castle Garden was the latest of these opera ' none; and we are gratified that they succeeded in i saving the patient, that talkie Union. This meeting was "well got op." Probably Barnum could not have done it better, though he could have got together a larger audience, as he frequently has done to hear Jenny Lind at the some place. But every thing was done la the nght mode and at the right time to effect what this necessity was called to promote, the sincess of the Demo. (untie ticket in the Some. And the result of my observations was that the system of impudent trick ery of which this miscalled Union meeting was a part, will accompliahall its obems, not even ex cepting I fear that leading one of the re-election of Mr. Dickinson to the Senate. And there were many Whigs simple enough to fall into the snare land t oe them by the cunning of the Hunker leaders, and such miserable, hypocritical, and sordid sheets I as the Journal of Canmeroe and the Herald, which I nevaya find some excellent pretext a month before I the election to come out strongiyfor the Demcenit ' is candidates, as the only possible salvation of the country from dist:mei - dam or something a hundred timer worse. The Union is in no danger from any thing occurring in the Free Slams, with reference to the Fugitive Slave Law or any thing else, but . if it were, nothing suggested by the notorious and reckless agitators of the two newspapers named a • hove, could save it The Union, shout the hee -1 lings of slavery is in danger, therefore you feint I pen the names of Wing Merchants who will not pay us money, or subscribe no our incendiary calls, as abolitionist.; therefore you mull Luke to your hearts the servile betrayers of freedom in every I contest with their adversaries, and you must de nouuce every courageous and noble defends. of that ca.e,whether in the Senate or in the privacy of social life; therefore you mast Proscribe Whig candidates and vote for Leadocoes. Washington Hunt and nil his associates upon the Whig ticket aro held up . abolitionists, IricendMries, and agi tators by these brawling tricksters. - Seward is a email mean man, and Dickinson to a demi god. In the dark corners and dirty mains of politio,false. hood, and Impudent imposture. are powerful en gin. for the enanament of unworthy ends, though at tut troth wilt pre.il. This aphorism will be illustrated m the result of the closely approaching New York election, or I shall be most pleasingly disappointed. I feu that all the leading Whig candidates will be defined, and that even a ma jority of Dickinson Democrats those of the suppl est donge faced stripe—will be elected to the leg islature, and that two thirds of the delegation in Congress will be lost to the Whigs The machinery of the pretended "Union" pat riots will have been brought into free operation. and effect on the very eve of election; and the re action will not have begun. The lies against Se ward, the defamation of Hunt and his fellow can didates. the false cry of the "Union is in dnnger," and the mercenary appeals to material and hrsi ness intermits have all been brought whew so skill fully upon the critical point in the crude..diked any other result than a complete Democratic triumph would surprise me. However, before this is in ...l i r. print you will have received tote '1 the returns. Some ,o 1 your friends have great ' deuce in the country diatricts,mtneh they consider against thlatasi ...fel dodge, of the fkroweata and their sneaking, eleventh hour neutral :eurintenes - Bur I apprehend that their fidelity will hardly com pensate for the defection of the mtim and large towns. i Great interest begins to be Man itelped in nanny parts of the Untied States, in the gr,4l enhdhitthe of the industry of all nation to be held In London next year. The committee of the National Insti tute winch directs all proceedings in this country in connection withthe Fair, have invited, as I ad vised you some time since, the Governors of all the States to appoint local committees to select sui table articles and to aid generally in the nrpresen tenon of the industry of such State. ,Flleen of the State executives have complied, ten 'Northern and five Southern States. But thus far Pennsylvania in not among the number, though perhaps the fore most State of the Union in respect to those pur. suits the productions and results of which will be collected at the exhibition-1i is important that some action should be taken on behalf of your slate promptly, because on the Ist of December, the Cen tral Committee will proceed to apportion among the several States which shall Mee made applica tions the emirs:leper,. which has been allotted iodic great hall of exhibition to the United States The area designnted for the American Union a 65,000 square feet. The Seer entry at the Nanowith the ColletinerlCO at the President has enticed the United States Store Ship Fredonia to take oat all the articles which may be offered for the exhibition by our countrymen and accepted by the ,proper !authori ties. The Secretary at the Treasury by direction of tee President has authorizes the employment of of revenue cullers for the transPortation of such articles from other ports of the 'United States to that selected an the port of embiumuion. Probe bly there will be gathered in London to witness this vest ana varied exhibition the greatest crowd from all climes and regicide, which has as sembled on any occasion since half of Europe Wcnt forth on the crusades. The building now in course of construction for the purposes of the exhibition is to he 1869 feet at length, four hundred and eighty feet in width, and will include an area of twenty one acres. It a said to be beautiful indeed - nand al most most no firm and solid In structure as if put op for permaneat use. It will certainly be RP m egaton of very great lateral. There is a good deal of gouty about changes in ogee. It is settled that the state of health of Ma jor Hobble, lot Assistant Pow Master Ekatual, and that of Hon. J. C. Clark, Solicitor of the Treasury, will compel them both to retire. They are ho excellent office" both belong to New York, and both were formerly in Congress Major Hobble came into office in 1E29 under Chi Hickory—as Second Assistant. He has a pulmonary disease which will 1.011 carry him all unless he goes vol untarily ono a More spaniel climate, which ho Mill do. lion. Jo C. Clarke In kiimin'sad . endiated to all the Whigs of the Union by the bold and vig orous manner to which he conducted the great campaign of P 340. He has sot had a month's health since he crime into office. He will go to South America as Charge Pd. /Mires. I believe it is true that Mr. Hodge, an Editor of . New Orleans, has been appointed to the place of Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, now tempora rily filled by Hon. All. A. Hall, formerly of the Republic. Mr. Halt will alias° abroad. Hon. Mr. Moan, ofOhlo, appointed to succeed Seklen in the Treasury Mee, has not arrived. The reason no one Meow, He is somewhatadvanced to years I have no idea who will succeed Mr. Hobble. John A. Collier, Eq., of New York will take the place of Mr. Clarke when a vacancy occurs" in that of fice. I think it proper to any that 'have myself been offered and accepted a desirable appointment is al together incorrect, and at the present writing tbem Ls no,prospecd whatever that any official obstrow am will intervene to cot off the strewn of enlight enment and instruction which flows from my pen rui from a.perermial fotmtnin. The tate Loudon correepoodenee of the Phila. delpbli North American fonleha the kilowiog interesting items: Au extraordinary seizure of Midenpolecty wee made ten weaken the pruning Or M. Thu Cherie. Street, of Barbican, near the general Post •Cence. Mr..Blrvell a a geld Welber rat tier, sad bat been very extensively ousted in the beldame for ferry years, and hu during that time njoyed a high reputation In the trade, and aeenmalated a large &Inane. He Itept his town and . country house, hia carriage and servants, and wu about 10 retire hum sabre huatus. Last week the prentiona of 'a Barna %than chary. man, of Onrat ,Clroaby, near Lbrarpool,mem enter. ad bllldeaak , and:a lamequautta• of ra =mental idea: vaa at It wu brwarded tr,t railway dinet , Isis Ditr..SizieU, and the pollee grated tt on' his oottuter, and arrested Mr. Sirrell on a charge 'of matting win property, knowing to have been stolen. Through Information man tatted in a Utter la Mr. lUrreire peannaion, two moons wets Imasdistii y snood Is Liverpool° rt stub The deepest Interest has lately been manifested In England in the great project of ■ ship canal across the Isthmus. It is aptly termed "the grand• eat phyetul work the world can wittier.; the put has seen nothlog like it, and any similar fame most be equally denied to the future, since there will be no more hemispheres to join." It has been well known In the monetarycircies of the city that Cornelius Vanderbilt, F.rq., a comminioner from the New York Company, hoe been in London three or four weeks for the purpose of negotiating with English capitiliats fora loan of several mil lions to canry Oct the propored work. between the Atlantic and Facitio Oceans. The proposals which that gentleman made to two nr three lead. fag firms were considered so favorable and sails. factory in every point of view, that Rothschild. and Baring' agreed to furnish one hell the required Acids, the New York company furmshing the other half, emotatting to Mont twenty millions of dollars, mote or lean, in the aggregate. Mr. Vanderbilt having completed all the preliminary smingemente for this loan on Tuesday but, he left England on the following day; and this subject has been the principal topic of convermlion in the neighborhood of the Stock Exchange op to rtes moment. I understand that great diatatiefaction is ex toed by the second and third rate capital. late that two firms should beallowed the monopoly afro's loan. So quietly and cleverly were all the ne sotisliOrls conducted, that few acmes were aware ' that the loan had been actually taken till they read lta city anicle in Wetinettast's Time., which area almeet entirely devoted to the grand scheme. The Thep apenlr. very fitvanrsis . .y of it, and ro. marks that the traffic that would pass through the canal would amount to 41.100,000, or 40 per cent. on the outlay; and that, in the hands of the moat timid, this calculation could scarcely be re duced to any point that would leave the inter prim other than a legitimate ane„ettrectivenne.— That England is an active agent in the eaterPriee, Is owing to the slreightiorward and moderate requirements of the Now Wyk COmperry, sod to the sagacity and patrlotiani of our two leading mercantile firms, and also of the governor of the Hudson's Bay Company, Sir Henry Pelby.. I have said, however, that the *chime does not meet with grovel favor. The Deify News ha. lately *bowie the value and importance of the junction of the Atlantic, and Pa. e fie to a aeries of intermitiog article.; bat that journal is now an alarmist, and in Widneaday's number informs the British public that artab and gr.orent speculators are already in the market, with prospectuses of exaggerated promiae, which it allowed to pus unexposed, can only lead to s renewal of share gambh tr, and the indefinite pea:. pont:runt of one of thn mart important underta king. of this ego." 11=1 A coutioenial cone:bon& et of one of the Eng. holy pore, relates aco nous irtiromilluti which was lately played elf is Mooch. Ten heroine' of the story mum. Maria Hoar. the d•nehter of a car. putter in poor eireumstencee. but poisoned of great personal beauty, and not without canto eau. cation. Three year. ego she communicated to several of her relations, under the promise of se. crecy, that she was the mew fortunate of her sex A Spanish count, acing from the arms of the Imal, In conaequence of his participation In the Spanish revoltitain, tied escaped into the Tyrol in disguise, from Whence he had 11 mod his way int) the palace of the King of Bavaria, at Hehenachwargan. The name of the room she declared to be Don Alonzo Baidona. The !Slag, she said, had gleho him the post of inapecior of the palace. On a TWA to Munich, the count had mado her acqualotance, and belog smitten with her attractions, had prem. land to merry her. Letters were not woofing to confirm the truth of this statement ; one was produced which stated that the bridegro - m was possessed of roormana weeth, and that be in r, slily was the Prince of Navarre and Dube of Montemogn, The relations overwhelmed with toy at the good larlatle of the young lady, made no object.° to assisting her from time to time with large sumo a money, ex. peetirg on her morringe to have them returned with interest. The young bid!, too, was prolific in promise. of appointments and situations, and by these means carried on the deception for three years. Toe relations, at last impatient, desired to tee the bridegroom, the Spanish prince ; and re. ceiviog nothing but evasions, at law diocovered that they had been deceived. They quickly hand ed the Spanub priace'or bride to the tender mercies of the Boeotian pollee, sad with the sailatance of te monist, ,ares-rvirs.wasaepsewp•dw,•,taaskthrw ed term of iniprisonuitint. • Tto total amount coated at the V. S. Wel. lei Philadelpbia, from the In Or .10031117 to the 3sth s.rptember, wee $20,032,327,50. The mint la now paying not certificates to No. 6,063. The 06E017 state that they wed be enabled tenant Sea MS. hone • month in future, Which will meet the wan:a of Inc public. The number of pa...engem arrived at New York from foreign port. doting the month of October wan W,236, being an inerense . of 9,959 on the cor reepondiog month of 140. The arrivals _thin year wore from the followirg places. Grunt Britain and Ireland 18.5 n, Hum • Tows 2131; France 2380; Belgium 454; Holbuid 4f Querns 744; oth er porta 240. POI/F.IOM ITE. ay. Prepared by tile Nato York Conn,. A curious exhibition Is In eonne of preparation for the World's Fair, byddr. Wytd, M. P. the emi nent map engraver. Me in constructing a Mg. globe, of 4ftv nix feet in diameter, which will be provided with a convenient mode of ingress and egress; the differenf countries of the world will be represented upon the inner, aid not upon the outer surface, and the Interior will be gtted op with gal leries and marmites, so es to enable the visitor to make a tour of. the world, and visit each of the counties whore industry , or productions will be dis played in the greet exhionion. Measures are In' progreni to erect a magnitcent monument, at Madrid, to Christopher Columbus.— The preliminary aningetneata hint a colonal mat. ue twenty feet high; end of group• surrounding it, forming a base of forty fret in circumference.— The statue is to be of the Gam Florentine bronze, and the pedestal of reddish granite. The lowest estimate of the Columbia monument is twenty thou sand pounds. Ttre first _part of the rninforoemenis ordered to Cubs, from Spin, are at ibis tints on their way there. It has been ealealatud that more than one hon• deed thousand operatives have quitted France since the Revolution of Pettrovy and that more thau two third. of these were natives of Paris. It te stated that about p 0,030 was paid by the Onyternment of Spaba lor tha tteartishipalilbenna and Caledonia. It in stated upon good arnharity, thavio_the and cle of rice and tobacco, alone, a mcrvatlle One to Liverpool, Will this year realise three hmsdred thousand dollars, supposed to be the largest sum ever made by any mercantile house In Europe In one year. On Sunday , an ascent which exceeded in wanto n folly any th ing that has hitherto been attempted, took place from the Hippodrome, at Paris. The Uranus, the bagmen belompeg to M. Pekin:ism, row in the air, carrying, in add lion to the aeronaut, three yam* women tmlonging to the establishment, who were euspanded from the ear. They had wiags affixed to their shoulders, and appeared as if dying in the air. After being about on hour in the uq lberelighted in • eerily oo a plain near Ville juif. a. ic. , Ws 4 U on, , comaissioNiar. .AWILL BROKER. 114 11114054. strut. ST/101,LiOniral;totett toff boiteee eo. in"" 10 .". C - tlabo manufaetand articles always ow aet mottlred at shin notlee. Notes. Bonds. Namara., &e., aegoolated ea faro, able tents. Adv.., mads,lf matted. oety.am • P: TAt*ER & CO., SHOE WA2B:tHOUSE, 62 Wood at, beams** lid fourth, Ara .04 rezaiLiagAbeg L ary I a Lad Naparlar Fall ~,, , BOOTS, 811088, •Alf II BROGANS Also, BONNETS and PLOWT.IiB, all of the late.' slles, and caprestly •dapted to tho ara•tarn trade. It has been .elected with great cote, and aa to Me and qua 147 ia not =massed by any awl, to b. found either east or west. Oar 'unmet a and mar aunts generally are Invited to null and ezawlnts, we are dateradoed to sell on she most reaaonahle tune. Also, Goodyear's Patent. Robber Shoes of all kinds angiegultf IIitIMILTUCANIVIC OILNg 1 EVIDENCE 'IN ODE MIDST!! Ma. Stn—/nr, Ileamortally eottply with'your . 11P. quest OM I Wpuld giro maian aceoust of the Billion mime ulottieuen of tuy tautly's elo by the uie of your "Yelrobrosi.n Rho goat *tacked with a my gore 110 to Febr ° " 7 or March lamwhen I immediately applied CO dm itell medical old to We city, by ,whom It Ins pronounced "A very bad eye" and ail gate mom hope of doing boo any good. Adler which( wok est Imo the 7000 - iry to an old lady, who hod been very sucecerfal in cluing eye.. Blot told metro baronee wan hopetenth ae Me would, certalalr lose not only Mat 000 r bat also that ths other would follow—it bale/ • sorofalons erection of the blood. rhea I do certify jut .az Me time my fait U. U. Vsohtin) came to the done) ion au we bad betted try Yoga " Petroleum," sus was 231113: " liidx.:ol.ona 'eye,. It is now about two swat abide Ma began hi woo d:4 ahe eon now ma with belittles aa good as ever.,. did and, u fltr u! can 141 believe she Imo, with the :blasting of r cured by " Pedro um. 44,41 111tt7 bath le " Tows. miw.nOillf, . rt. Fautro twatos Piskthughb, *pi sit iPSL Per We by Erne i MoDawroly Ho wood street; F.. Sellars, S7Weed rant ; D. M. Dera7r Dory leaphDaviw, sad IL P. Setrenow,AEleyheay, also try the proprietor, 11.14. VER. mars. Ccial Dula. INriisith raitmrS/i 1D Won , " Woo 2 tol — Tho oluideats of the pre. armee of WOIM2 in eldldnen should be earefany testa ad by parents, and so soon as share in reason to sus. peer their eatatence, every means should be used in expel Uteri promptly sad tborously. The proprietors ondl.ane's Worm Vermllusit are entadent that they oder the bast mesas of aeeeraplishlng that molt that his ever been submitted b tbe pabhe ; and they in vite to it the attention of all who have the manage. meat of children. The medicine is &Safe and pleaiant one, and never ails to 'produce the derired effect. trr For .104, by J. KIDD k. CO, No al w nod ane., 0e.20.4.birs Whet 01 Ohio and Penna. IL R. Co, TLird et. ?raven., Ancost 5,1850. Tlth Stoe . holden of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Ball Rout platy are hereby nodded to pay the eiglnh LIM dot of Eva dollars per share, at the office of th e Com msy,on or before the 20th day of Maim. The ninth Instalment] on or before the 20th day of September. This tenth Instalment on or before the 9:0111 day of October nem. MP The 7th inatalmeni oo called for on the 20th ,e Jetty lam. anir&dtf Wbf LARIMER, Jr., Treuerer. WIIIOOI.IIIAOH, HONK 12118TITUTIONR CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY, Ot Pittsburgh. C. G. HUBSEY,Parask• • --A. W. ISIARKI3,Sge'r. Otice—No. 41 Water street, in the warehouse of C. H. GRANT. TlllB COMPANY Is now prepared to mama all kinds of risks, on houses, manufamones, goods merchandise In store, end In transit, vessels, lee An ample guaranty for the ability end integrity of the Institution, is afrorded to the cb.acter of the Di rectors, who are all citizens of Pittsburgh, well and favorably known to:the commundy for their prudence, totelligence, and imertry. Dnitcroks—C. O. Hussey, Wm. Bartley, Wm. Lar leer, Jr., Walter Bryant, Hugh D. King, Edward lift.non, John Haworth, 8- listbimgh, VI. M. Kier. ablein DR. D. norm., Dentisteerner orPeertit snd Delmont, between Meant sod Fe n 7 streets. sett.dtsin xuprovs•aca La D•aUexrj. UR. GI. O. STEARNS, late or Roston, Is prepared to manufartule and set 131.nex Trm to whole and parts Casale, upon duetionotAmapherio Suction Plates.— TOonlacna calm to UM anerxr, where the nerve is exposed. Office and tendeuco next door to the 'lay off. office, Fourth Met, Pittsburgh. Ram vo—J. D. ISFadden. F. ti. Enron. ...yr M'CORD 8 CO, Witaleaale t Retail Ilanulaemzeisea Dealers to HATS, CAPS & -FURS, 00a. Wood &Fifth stet, Platte hurgb, Where they Mfat r foil and compiete.Sttek of Hate. Fun, me., of nacre quality and style, by ‘ 4 ; hole, sofa and Retail, and in•he the attention of their ma n:mem sod purchasers genially, meeting them that they will son on the nose •ollatefaaaelni 71.1“. RUM MAYORALTY Ma Worn—Please ineeetr.ee the name of WILLUX Re..., of the Fear.h Weed, u a e.dWate for Mayor, n the soothe election, eubjeet to the motto- Mica of the Whit Convention, a vi obese MANY WHIGS OP TIIE SECOND WARD. oelfhdtf M. Warta—Sir—ltioa will ;km announce the acme of Game C. Mone.s, as a candidate for the Mayoralty, anbieet to the radficanon of the Whig Convention. Mr. Morgan , * claim will be strongly urged by a hest of friends, ha bring both capable and tonnyt MANY CITIZENS AGIRL to da VW:MVO hoots work, to whom a per manent olmation and rood warm wilt be given. None need apply withost good references as to eke meter and ah 1117. Apply at Mfg Mike. no? President and Directors or this Dank hav• 1 this day declared a dividend of four per cern on me capital stock, (or the last ma months, payable t. stockholders or their legal representatives, forthwith • JOHN SNYDER, Cashier. November ith,lBso.—no7nllw 11081110 AND avoov Fifty Dollies. Reward. • STOLEN Irani Baltimore, November 6M, e Bay Mare metal • long taß,, and a Baggy with • boat body, painted green, and: hang drab. The thief is &boat 63 years ef age, red face, and Mick .et. I will glee Fllly Donate Reword for the arrest of the thief, so that I may get him. JOHN bIeCLINTCCE, ncTellw Larlogton .t, Baltimore. Malt. Pall Western Inonzanoo Company. Tms Company Lae OM day declared • dividend of two dollars per Mime to be credited on Ma Mock; be leaned on add sloe 181iinat. .1. FINNEY, Jr-Sammy. Plitaborgh. Nov. 5,1850.—d3i. LAUDE SALE OP STOCKS. Ii i 9 evening, at 7 o'clock, at the Commercial Bales Itatm, corner of Wood and Efth cm, will be told metre, 194 elates Exchange Dank Stock; 2o shares Cliff Mute Copper Stock; :V thaws North Ammo. Copper Stock; 40 altar. %Vattern insantneo Company Stock; glare 016 r Undo Co Stook; not r: DAVIS, Auctioneer. 1111119 1:100101. TE American Magistrate and Civil Officer; The law relative to criminal prat; to respect to primary end mann proem& re Cannon, before lattices of the peace and other =Au, and to process,—meemi&ngs and practice, comprising entry mill, and commitment to each eases In the several Maim especially Penomylvanta By Mordecai M. Lanai, sailor of the .Pa. Jetties,. an. !buyer's New Ideruhly Magazine for November. The above worksjust received for sale by C tiToCITON, no 7 Cot. Market te Third els. • (Joumol, Chum American, and eo n copy.] G ILLNDSTONES-4 five auort feet ed 4 0044. f 41¢Ineter; 40 or 4.10 by 007 B F VON BONNLIORST CO AIIEESS-100b. for We ky no: 8 V VON HONNIIORST a CO DROOIkI3-159 doa for sal.. by no F VON BONNHORBT d CO PATENT THREILD-1740 lb. ben blimk, direct from the manufactory and for aalo cheep. no 7 ARBITTLINOT (AMMAN PINS--Soo pack. full Mack for tale by no 7 C ARBUTHNOT HOOlO3 k EVES - If6o gnu plated, Nos 1,2, 3,4, end 6, jan received for We by no 7 C ARBUTHNOT RED FLANNEL- 30 pea et .cal, received en eon Wpm:ma, taut wall be sold cheap. ne7 C ARBUTHNOT EXMOOTOHIP SOTIOM. ALL person. indebted Ro l estate of Wm. R. Ora. ham, Eaq., late of tolnultip, Allegheny county, deeemed, are requested to make Immediate P s e a m te e A s l i ll nd e al e t nt e h e m , d h u a lvyi ng o th d e a m n a taegm, ns r t s th t e tement. D N. WRITE,„ ALLEN KRAMER, $ - mo cov7rdlertsetttS llerobantbs , ant llaanfaatnrara' Elena. rill 9 Dank has this day deflated a dividend of j four per cent on its capital stockinet of the prod. for tie last ass months, payable on or titer the tenth Instant NM. 11. DENNY, Cashier Piitsbotkh, Nov. fi 182)-1.0 T "ACC('-25 "" IIfAVN 6 / 1 1 . IftTi T IVRItK bob _144 Liberty st. COD FLBEI—p try lowa (ny sale by neb BROWN & KIRKPATRICK raUCKETB-16 dos pon arrived and for sale by noO BROWN & KIRKPATRICK BEITTRE-12 brlr prim, roll, for wlo by nod BROWN & KIRKPATRICK HONEY—I boz a dollyhtfial flavor; Ib , sale by nod BROWN R KIRKPATRICK ntIEBTNUTS-f0 too nom nod for sale by CU tole BROWN k RIRRPATRICK • BUCKWIIEAT PLOUR-03 mks for tale by Lit 0 DROWN L KIRKPATRICK TRUNK DOARDS-32 boodley for sale by one BROWN t KIRKPATRICK - MACKE/IE4.—M brio No 3; • -- 30 hf brio do, for ..I lots to 010 cooriponent, by JOHN Itte•PADEN•tr. 00 not/ 300 Peon at < Q ODA ASH—A few cults for min 11, kJ non JOHN SUP ADEN to CO ROSIN—ItO tots No I raise whit; far sale low cash orgood negociahlo_paper, Doi JOHN McFADEN co& -kr O. BUOLII-63 hhd. lending( for rile by no 6 • JAMES DALZELL ARD OIL-11) brie jun received for eat° by IA nog JAMES DALZELL LARD—wO erb lun reo , d for sale by nob HARDY, lONE:4k CO CHEESE-IMo bill prime; bzu ere.m, for rale by Mi‘ I El CANFIELD FREER ROLL BUTTER-10 WU is bas de; 30 teas do. Jest restive!! for sale by B CidiFIELD CLOVER BBED—a Ms In *tore and On sale by 1.6 I B CANFIELD ALERATUS—No 6i. is gore and for .ale by tano I II CAN FIELD TO THE Pl:7 ALL perm. who now or he -after may have any dealing with the Eagle Pi Company, are here. by notified that, In areonimme with the provisions ef the new constitution, ail DUI must be paned by i the company at their regular titularly meetings, which are held on the first 8 ands, of Febroary, May. August, and November, before they ear be paid by the Treesurer. Those having hills easiest the company are requested to present them for ex =bunion, ee that they may be approved by the coum• party and coontersigned by the proper oßeers. N. ll —All bills al' the company left at the store of flays &Getty, 71 Market street By order etas Eagle Fire Company. oetkda ' ADAMS GETTY, Treasurer. —Emsbanger Moak of Pittsburgh. TD Hank kaa eh day dealmed a divbierel of km per ant, om of tha mats of Ms lam all months, payable on demand. THOMAH M. HOWE, Caaldae. rlatsbregla Nov. 3 IWO —tnalkd2w I HANSPARENT SHADES—A larp Y•OrUnaZt I of diffaremt sides of Window Shadu, reo'd from the awaufactatars in New Volt, *doh we will sell wholegal• and retell at the lowest rims H PHILLIFE add 7 & 9 Wood at Nosy your Peet Dry. . • TUST received tom its PEIWpnLL Oil Cloth Pee. tory, a gross of that excellent allele of Indio Rubber Puce, kr. rendering hoot. and shoes soft, pliable, and impervioas to armor, and • perfect pro. venture dabs the baba cackler; Ibis paue b guarabeed to peseta all the above onslitin in the looney refunded - . Per als, wholesale and retail by toe JR H PHILLIPS Maw on.-leo br fa sale by WM BLOALEY & CO .R 00 turw % k b:V I :A. Iy co sot Ird 40 Woad st Web) R g wager strained,hu Lig n net t•il& • giVi'impg I 1 QUART BOTTLER. roe rearrrato rue menu, U 0 row nu cone or Scrodsla or Hines Ld6, RbsentallZlN ObIaWILL -,:,AlMr , ..Zronro.Pu.l7.,•°"ga . Nm Bin Teter, Scala Head, Enlargement ad Parn at the Bones and Joint", SmMborri POW., Syphiltio Symptom, Sciatica or Lumbago and diseases arising from on inJudicious use 01ercury, Aci dic% or Dropry, Exposure or Improdence In Life; Also—Cbrordc Comnitatiocal Dirorders, &o. In this prenusion we have all the resioradve pro. polies of the toot combined and concentrated in their utmost strength turf el:Roney. Experiment. mere made in the manufacture of this medicine until it was found it could not be 'reproved. Aceordingly, we find it resorted to almost universally it cue of Bereftla. Liver Discuses, Sell Sitcom, General Pm. tuition of the Vital Power., and ad those tormenting diseases of the skin co trying to the patience, and in. /aeons to the health. Ilia a tonic, aperient mid dis infectant It acts simultaneously upon the stomach, the circulation, and th e bowels, and- thus three pro creme, which are ordwartly tho renal of three differ ent kinds of medicine, are carried on •1 the same time through the lintrumentality of this min remoeiul agent. There are irony ways of relieving pals for the time being, bat there in only one way of removing disease. No palliative, to imodyne, no topical plicallon will remove a It meat he, attacked at its source, in the fluids of the body. which convey the patron to the toes; hle• where Ills developed in=flam mation, sores, ulcers, tumor,, a , scesses, glandmar Mee flings. as ,asthe cam may he. ' These fluids must he reached, acted open, purified by same powerfel agent. Such an eger t la Sands , Samna -111 a, which gently carnelian while Rd's. feels and expels from t-e stomach .and howelsall tent Is insist rag, and at the same erne restores their vigor end tone ire great merit is that it meets and neutral , ets the maivc principle of disease - itself, and when that is gate, the symptoms necessarily dtap• pear The rapidity vet% which the cadent recovers health and strength under this stipple induence sue- Each ue to case In which Nu applied Varnishes in the remit anew certificate of it: excellence; and we have only to point is the eneumul•ted testimony of multitudes who have experteceed its erects, to convince Incredulity itself of its real value. Lieut. Miller of the army his kindly sent as the following letter from ' Monrsartaan. 16,18.51. Messer A. B.& D. Sands—Gendemen—l beg leave to add my testimony in favor of year , invaluable me. divine, helium it may lead come other anfottaciate beings to ay as ideate, and that they may tieherte. fined as I have been_ I arrived herairora the United States by the over land ream, sawn] the drat of Oetoher last rt. few days, after I was attacked with a very disagreeable eruption of the skin, which my physician cold not cure: I happened to Ind your scramisrilla too store In this place, and remembering the popularity of the medicine at hoax., I purchased three bottlea,whlch had the &sired effect of removing my diffmalry en- Wan high regmds, your,, ac ' J.U. MIL.LEIL U. S. A. ' Here if on.bizolearex homed— Now Epee, lac e,1€50. Messrs. Banda—Gentlemen-1 have great plenaOse in ackuowledging to yea the great benefit I One re ceived Irons tin use of your Sarsaparilla. A subject of pulmonary disease,. made • voyage to Europe, but while there mo unded to he offuele,l. A few weeks after my mien, I was ieireo with • 'Solara hemorrhage of the longs, sad from he debility and greet prostration of etteugth that followed, with tie protracted dtirmoiry of resp.ration, t am entirely re- Ueved by the um of your Sorraparille, which I coo elder a meat importers and truly valuable dlreovery In the healing art. I feel that 1 hove. not for Mamma years enjoyed so good health no at honest Very gsatefally your*, S. Ii SAEMORF. Read the follossuag item Now Ocaram i Nov 19,1E49. Maseru Bande—Gentleatert—l take the liberty of tending you a letter which otay be of importimee to those who are federate an I have done. I received great benefit from year barrapmilla, novice been eared ben malady after cohering six year.. 7 hereby cheerfully certify to the good effect 0f5 . 00r medieini; and I hope God will reward you for all the good yoo have doily. A create cough had loimented me day and eight, and repeated 'Dic o of fever Induced me to believe that 1 should die with eensumption. ,One don't/0111s suffer/an a violent sandbar butnino (nor, Mead ficrmilded Me IC, ley your trmomparable ft Melva, but to h u ed tee truth, I had no confidence la ft I finally pureu a uto, bottle, and hip he ate and tad help of God, I was feetoTed M n o t health than I had enjoyed for ati years. I cannot but blocs the author of Oda admirable medicine. in ntl ernes T With (teatg;EßAlll4 (l our obedient uoueez vers Pr ant, sgared arid ashlovhaletale and leiaif, LS dal. a La SANDS. Druggist, and Chen:nos y IN) Fab. meet. comer of William, New York_ Hold alw ty Drag. gists generally throughout the Milan States atui Casa adh • PtICB ail basics for It& For srOo by L. WILCOX,Jr i II. FAJINSSTUCI & CD., and F.DWAIID FET,NDUR Fino ,argh. Al. rx,b'y 1)).. s. gitrrir, nrid• 011,1. ino::deod&wS Information Wanted TNEOPMATJONis wanted by the subseyihey, 0 1 one Owner. Mellowest., a native of Scollend, who came toAsocrien a shun time prior to or Shoat the bernume of the Revolutionary War. ltieunderstood that Mr. McDowell kept a provirien Store donne the Revolution, and that he impel'. the Ameriemi AMY extensively with piasition: that area time after the Revelation he made considerable pnrchmics of land on the(Rio River, that.. acquired an ample fortune, and that he died Shoot twenty year. San All the particulars of his sesidouee In America. while living, and away thing •eleilng to Lisette., bane been ears. folly coneealeu from • is legal heir.. Any iniortnntion, therefore, lu regard M him and hit death, he , will be gratefully received by the si.sdnber i one or his heirs, addressed to him, at Aubarn. New Vert. nonicl• • SAMUEL -bIeLSOWALL ralliMSl A N d:Vslo b f.:".r'e‘ol,..l4, h ,,,"tle".7infrWtln" 'vialslit boldness, located in Western Penn sp. He will control th e Wt. Ole beside.. In di section. Address G. 0%. E. this orree. nssidlm 9 I GH T D'a A F.l" 071 NEW YORr, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, ST. LOUIS, AIM 2113 "OLD COUNTRY,. e. wimEnts /Lou, Cm Third & Market au ===l AILL. be received until the In of December rev, for Me deliverythe Fittrbnrgh Wherf on Ste na lletly River, of taro boated end eighty Unusual feet of Hemlock Plank, to be throe Wheel thlok, twelve Mules ende,huld sixteen feet long. ALSO, Proposals for grading smd laving dorm the Plank on the Fanners' and tidecbutiesi Turnpike Road. 'The anion or the road to be printed and laid with Plant. hes between the end of the road now sinned, and Its leterseetion vnth the Greensburth and Pittsburgh' Zuni:eke Rood near Henry natter's tavern, JOSEPH COLTART, Sequestrate', WIR ElCRilgUkl, President. F. lb lit Turnpike Road Co. CIO,OOO Copies Printiid or Elarpor4 Now Dlagoolute, NOW 15 THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE. THE November number to published and ter mile a Holmes', Third strew, opposite the Pest. Oace Ito leading object of the New Monthly Illogazine to present to the public in handsomer style audit cheaper rste.,• a greater =omit of reading 'azarle than any othe*Deriodtell in the world. ,:nos -- Pletabnrih and Can/ 11111 Turnpike. AN Election for Precident, Treasurer, and dx Di rectors /Cr the earning year, will Le held et th Toll Nance, on the 9th of December next, between th boors of i and,C o'clock, P. DI, By order of 14. D. KING, Prerident. H. J. Cori, Secretor/. nos:dld M PEPPERMINT-200 !be warranted parejost O toed for rata by Ina] It E SELLERS CHESTNUTS—LO bulart received fot sale by JOHN WATT & CO nod 266 Üben7 vv, DRIED APPLI —lolba ion recele•ed for solo by nos JOHN WAY r co ROLL EUTfE9-5 brls fresh Jost reed for sale by reS .1011M11 WAT f rt CO CORN BROOM P —SO dos Loge in More, for sal. by nob JOHN WATT b CO ROSIN -I brim No 1, in score sod for colt by nos JOHN WATT tr. Of) MACKEREL -6 Mi. No 2; 6 brl• No 3; 3 tabrls No 1 'll No I; . I) do No 3; /Amara and for .de by nos • JAMF.SI A HUTCHISON Jr. CO H .S ERIIING-6 brie No I, La store .d JAMF—' A 11111 , INSON &Cr SuNDß'Es—l?s An Eon L.; b 2, Boiler, . t pc eu. iTow do Linen, 11111 conricament For .de by not T ow J D Yr , ILLIAMd & CO - TOBACCO-9 11:51/14402,,,MW, 6 Imo cgeatod, • 6 1,x6 bf Ibo, far said by / D WILLIbMS QCO IaUCKWIIKAT FLOUR-16-woks far sale by nab WICK & Meg ANDLESS PEARL --11 cuka fectived for rale by nay' WICK rt. WreCANDLESB CHIME—DI bre jour retelved far•ala by WICK & bb CANDLFSS OIL -93 tali Lamp KW, ay., bleached, fur sale by nig! WICK K AIcCANDLESS HEBBINCK--243 bz. dry rer.ehred for Bale by to: WICK & IhteCANDLESS lllParlfer Sasetab sad Irish VllllaHays 10PUNCHEONS SteWOWS celebrated Halt Virbie-• kerr, of Tay delicate darer. 12 puncheon Urban , ' Waterside, extra quality end high proof, under mat= bonze look. - Also, Brandies of efferent 11111I•re• and bras& it, lag, glum, sad nuns. Icipor.a le dm LL d for sale by A H ., nernkdsodLutp—lld 30 Walnut et. Pbrod,phla (111000LATE.-00, nn Norfolk. Am We 00t ; WEt ELAGIALWir it 00 FOIL MAL 5.., AIT 17013 arch an Inwniend at entlatinnY kl Y. COn 13mb Want at this thy. 1.01,10 by If u tfeeA bonne. briekgritb4 . dgbL u toonts awl " apply te ean . " .;410111 a 1NOOD1W1 1 : . ar, WILLSAX a MOS --- •• . pirrasuadit Aeo 2- izir)zeve4i,ife4re , ' • Cotner eif 'third and Pliant streets. The only Chartered Institution of the kind in Penril.. 7 wanner*. John Fleming, Principal Into:rector in the Science of Account, O. L:.•Cbomberlm,Profeaw{er•Penman•Mp, Mer teethe Computation, ke. li=ma. M. Wort.. Eel* Leona+. en Commercial smart as acnites. Hoe. Wm. Wilkins; Hein. James Intebarme. Ron. John Emden, Hon. Chas. Naylor, pon.lilesas Hamp ton, Hon. W.ll. Lowrie, Doctor 1. 11. McClintock, John Anderson, Each Ormb k• K.Mrastehemi, Donlon, Eaq., Ira Hersey, Pan. : • 1LL1131,111. Comma. ; John T. Cochran, Attorney as Law. A. Taney, Merchant. 11. A. Pryor, Accountant. The object oft!. Institution is to afford Young men j an opportunity of obtaining a mined mercantile eda cue,lon. The plan of instruction/ono Merest/1k and complete that every one whd receives the prescribed tonne will be - competent to take charge of • actor books, and keep them correctly, before !comb' the C>liege. Students can enter the Institution Many time, and panne their studies bath day and overlay, made those entitled will receive a diploma aigned by the faculty and examining committee. - not MADDER—Io to. Not Dumb bilddar, for silo by no{ COD FlSH—+ M its OraEld Bank fit sale by ,o 4 WM iidGIALEY t CO Rom , ' SOAP-300 bxF for tale by tO4 WM DACILLEY &CO A lITISTS , COLORS in Oils, a full issenmenn also A Carmine., Lakes of every desenpuou, Cadmium LIKM and Deep Yellow, Mars Cplunriall shadem C. vas Merely dosoripllou t jast Iceland for sale by •J MOO *: CO no 4 • 60 Wood .t D KIDD e RD 4 PECIPITATE-75 lin just reed for isle bj .111 nCO r y ild.lA:lll l l4:o,4:r. , =AlLituu.a.4ll Q OLP HATE OF QUININE-100 ozi (argyle by no 4 I 0 CO MAN - IN—CO rec'd for tan by ' FIDD tn CO QYE UP lODIDE OF IRON—Cas for silo by not ' ' KIDD CO GB' nm VILLE LOTION-30 lb. C0rr"....0 !kir GLASSES—SO brie prime S. H to orris., for solo by Dts4) J 8 DILWORTH a CO IIor• Mow Goods. . VANN W..DIIECIIPIELT are now opening 11111:• LYI tier supply of new Roods - . many ayles.st RE. DUCED PRICES. Ladles , areas pods of **dons kinds, nod newest designs. Broths,. Ea State, and imported LONG SHAWLS, of !modem:Le anti new Wyk,. BONNET RIBBO N S, handsnme style and very cheap. Breen" and Cashmere Searfsp'ffe, dee.' noal DES PECT A2L E MEN, gcod ad/ens-and bun lib nen Dubin, may obtain profitable and penna neat en:plain:lent, by . applying, between the bonnet I) =I 10, A. 2.1, to nortredltaw 10 Wylie at, Plttabaegh. C R Y AM FLOUR 14.11ZDVOIRD. AVILIitARTII re , NOBLE will well tbeir : Extele ' w w roar, delivered, on nrid &Bathe IR Noweadars,' at 5795 per lerl lea, - toperllne, at' II Pet ISO Um.. liberal dlecorat to rig/Were._ _ __• , not WLLMAJITH &NOBLE • • by B ROOMS -67 dor vtiziwava.. HRAM 1161 • • 11C Water ir y 64 D idus, redeive brut far sale by • not BURBIIIIME is MG IMAM • L.RD Demo No 4.for sale by', not - JAM EB DALZIML ~SOAP -6b boo No IMt roe'd b 7 not CIANDIao boo No tor oalp bY • mimmomakil eVON I IIEL) SUOtat—Cl hilts jcct c r sad inas'datzta BENxerr ilfiaNEY-15 las prime for 'tale 6T rl aot r • ErfOLISHA - BENNETT POTASH -7 cults prime7for taby col • EfIVOLISH &amain-ft - - CIIIE:ESE-150 bu in store and Lo irritrfor isle by not ENGLISH & iNETT CORN BROOMS-73 dot for sale nol . , ENOLISIT dBEN 'Err CilliTNlrra-4 [ea= DWYER —7 km for ialeDT • • JJ • F286,1.1,111.1k.73ENNETT i maw nooss,. ripIIREE yearain Collornist. By Hem Falter In; U. g. N. late salmddo of Monterey, amhor of 'dock and Yon! , ae..; with illustrations._ • Memoirs °Me Wrlthma of Thom= Chal mers, U. D., L. L U. By 1.1. awns Mar, , ..aes. Wm. Hanna; L. L.. D. rot f,. b' • s Plourrial Pied Boisk of Me BovaMtion. By Limon Tao lilasory Of Pandenn.M. ity Wifd. 'Natakeray. • Genevieve; oral... Mom otalalareanAGlcL , hued tram the French oir-A41...! . 4 Ili LU.144i0.0- . , Additional M emoirs of my Wally 'Ps A.:Do La. mutiny anthem o, 4 rairli Pm.. ill. and Future of the Gepabilo," "Memoir. of 1/17 Y•allsaniiPtl.q."”Th. liistory of the Girondist.," to. .„ , .-- Reamed Cot sal. j 4, . -iIIgrOCKTON ~- - ooh . Cor. a in linzket it.. If carnal. Po. Chronicle, cod ri , 0• . I V ENTIICKT cekOrrerei 41%. Lexington ?dastard, mule' ot lievesetd.lost re ceived end sor ink py.: IVAI A MeCLIIIIGA CO; oat ; 258 Libeler street: E.l3lTALL9W7,l6,bViaattal.e b ULE9 - ACKEREL-102 Lola No 3 reihl for solo 'oral • WICK Mc OANDLESS TIUCKIVAEAT FLOUR-74 mks jest reed by , f) oybi WI. K&MccANDLESS DM:HMIS-40 dos eitri, received for vele b • WICK 4 liege:44El3j' TEAS I _ TEI.11:11; o HE undcmigned having arrimreMents !Cribs pun I.,:thase ofTesta in Mt test, by which they are tort moody in receipt ot Fresh Teas, atleitted from ;argot', as they arrive, confidently Oler them to tbopabile. at the !Adoring low ' Ceram= arena sold Black TeX, ?SO s hri perlb. do . do !do 05, do raper do ' dO to: 070 do Extra do do:.: I 00 ',to Their aertnintent commixes—. Odeon, 'rod 'grades,' - 1' Yining Hymn, 4.014 en. • Chalon do, 'Old &Inchon& !, 61=prrder, kopeilel• [D. All I*u sold at tido bootie aro . starranted. and can be rttarred Litho) do not-give enure miss, (amino. ; • The stendllYlnereallag.patroamte experleceed by Lhem since opening, speeks louder *huh an* news p.p.. puffs. ^ i (IT A bhurel dlscoura made..to rotation. WM A McCLURG..k. 'oak Liberty sued!. WAGON VOit 111ELE ilEAVTiarell mad . p a Waion, Onloblo forloar o A ex hatiCh far lisle by .- , ROBISON:LITTLE & 00,- . oe3o - 2116 Llbeny al , IeLSE=4O brio largo No 3 Maio. Ifiackereli 16 hf brio Nos 3 and 3 dof: for sale 0y oc3a . • ROBISON , LITTLEar. CO - - 0101111131 Cloth too :Itlontnhag. THE above amide, (noweeecach end Plrinoarabg drones In place of Bombe: nn) atoll the :venous qualities, to be had is the store of •• • - • - oe2 MURPHY tr.ItURCHFIELD • filiolG IROISTZSIODIen osla ROBISON, LITTLIIik. CO 171FCCIAASII 116055=11u dot •141 Ices paleTcrri Pule by J D WILLIAMi% t Cif 'oc23 Cor. WM.& Weed eta. CLOTHES FINS—W Ms for sale;bv - 1 oc3o. 7 D Aviatmitec, -co EER HAIR-IMM. In tuna and for sahibs , or 3. .T D WILLIAMS &CO fli_LASs-°) ex. Szlo.d 10 . 42 fix oati J O WILLIAMS .% CO lArna g lioNmr—lo_ . b for *ale D sviufmaik.ao IX /Marisa -10 frnms BI 0.1. 0e..10 :lock and Bot. - far ialeby D WiLLIAMEM CO • SUNDRIES -5 bx. mapettine Hied Flow; bn Rano Wain: bzs Extrikets of Vemonipd.Vanillai 5 bSs Leg= Suitut . a ben olive 614 ' 2 bxs A , mood 80. p; e x if, prams, Co cos, aud MatldozlieB pc METAL-4 7 w . ns Jett et Te , 2171 3 ae t rAple bl QUI:MR-10WIs N: D. Bugar,juO ree led hr sale br 1.7 otali ' ; I B CANFIELD • Steam lasseit-iiirtemesitespe: . whIe.CLINTOCK inallei the emotion of mown . boot men to his extensive assorimentottriso• minas. comprising In part the toVowing !adages:— Bkh annelegast Sloe end Cold Sala Delai4K• • do: do • do Scat let and Steel dO do Pink nod Blue 1 . . do do Crimson and Diown do 1 . Crimson and White Union Ltainash; Blue do . 1 1 4 Scarlet do Crimson. Green, Blot, and Scarlet Dsmue Watered StoreaMt , Wosiard and Linerrlable Coseriagi Striped Toilet do do:. Turhey Be. th Iyhite de ...lc turkey...... a White do. . doe .. .• , Turkey Red It Blue 'do - der 74 and 64 Wastard Table Coven; 74 and 6-4 Table Lthera 6 4 Bleached Shearer,' Scotch Diaper; , 5-4 de . , 'din. ~ Scotch Napkins; Elabousd Table Covets; fleo.cb Creak; Plaid Tolletdo .Ale; •t • 8.4 Illearbed Ptieetine Slate, km. AO., ' - .... All of erbleb are direct from the smandtenarirm tbd i.porms, of the newest and •rtehest colon arid pale tents, ell of width will bolo:Ad an, cheap as, my of , the eastern cider. WO inTi4ll meta boat mato rive es a call at our Carpet Wilahou.se; No: PS north t. and7oWoodst. ' ROO); W4deCLINToci, Qya - A - RTMULa B R I4,4 UdiTIiabRIW.7 — .. • • • . . ;10 bhda.ragiatd do; 7 . ' .. . ....' • . •. at brloll.H.Xcdtper,, ' 0060 st Jon received pm attimar Illbandalgityfor•tals by .. , aussawaurourtem, _ „ TAKEN minate, frnaktni Hem bittPinx Seven Yap of Bunts., ralutedl:lM7lnfonninan renmedon than: W ••• • tea% Att eels •, LIAR DICKEY CO minl3ll &lk Manch* - I . ‘lf Dawn and °glared Mohair Lams; Ma Thread, Loam dafand Lien, dee hlaalln Buda and Floahanagn" Bobbin Lesesad v pqad baidandin , Appianudon and. I Use de .._ _ n Munn ander= &ay... Eadtrahteme "Care, and . , Valeaehhenea Callan. i Pulre 4l 7ll.l o k . 1011.1. c _LCIr (IMultlll Velmt% "1 Caned wri Black 94 d AN 'Bonnet =I Ilan SUbbcon; - Boum% Oazg un ld Inowens . '• Oafish MI , Jut ardled by WI . r a ii,Mi nom NIMR. ; - • • a. EATON. • WIIOLFSALE and Retail Dealer In Glves, Hosiery, and V•res. Dress add Boner Trimmings. Lane Goods and Embreiderer; Gasdextert`a Ferni.hing Ankles: Zepbyr; Woomera, Pattern ,and Ca. "' i • i Petra Board, Tissue Paper, and ' I: Royer Materials, No Gt row!, suss, Q ATINETTP—A laflre aysorenent of Ince:. Brawn Ia Mae, innd duet received. of' foe vide be oel9 SHACKLE:47' & WHITE 00111141111111 NI ameb G Witham.. itruarny & BURCHFIELD Lave ',revived nip -0.1. r.ly pineal .171 es of real hlancitiester Gingham., ...., Nahuatl,. Oh...haw in great variety of pane 1 ua _sold , ellr-H.1.-11501,za reed on contain.. i by lirAlAlf I.ICi:F.I a. Go illritNll3ll—ao kegs eUrnltUre Saroisb, 7 brim . do no: row' lauding, anefor sale ivy ISAIAH DICKEY a CO, oe3D ll2ll'ater al ligiiiTTEE-7 kegs on consie=ol e,fo r Ba k hy— .l3, oe3o ISAIAH DICKEY &CO ..13.1. Atrel .11. low casks lest vi hi aia 7 .7. 111 h - g, sold low, ta claw. ISAIAH DIC6EI' fr. CO nal . Ai-:h illUtring—A large asserirnent Colleis en d I LlEOZlEdgiligs end Lucas, Chemiseues and lars,purehased by the subscriber In Engl.d, and fur silo inners reduced odes, by grab • • C ARBUTHNOT Alpacas.. DOMBAZINE imsb.Atiarsat. of nrltn. quzlitiet pet rend ..1.) by peal MURPHYk RURCH FIF.L n : Nousa do IUrIIRPHY tOtORCHFIELD hay, reed a large 111 assotlasent of oewelt patterns, same as low as !ISO per yard; also, Nazarene War Groan, Noway. Drab,lll.aek. ko , at low .ricer. 0n23 , liumiat Black Mike Ar UR PAT & 131iRCIIFIELD have crelved a rap. /U. Fly of aapartar Black far drama and Tn • tBLaS also fisted. satin larlptd ... p._ tra..2 riiwit,Ltb rnivraF.Ls-2 • I, Teemed this day, and (or sail a: roannfactarars' Flees by, II LEE, • • 191,Ltnerly at. S HAWLS—Ie*. . rpL tumid' ..ton reed toi. day, I tor sale by • .b?c`23J • L .. 11 Lt b: CKSSIMEIMSZO - Falisui , Mr termini of meabineuase c rk t _by comi p - tv . .Lv y htoll.-- cia . . c 4rArc sATINETTs-i ease received far nle by .. LEE s. ;my k eel+ - _..urDLES-60 bz, Niirs,s7T i • 'him steam Luelia l ,V r :ekt l Ty ld . Car'dT" ' knd. 0c99 /NES DA.T.7.ELL SUGAR &MO/1/1,5E9-5 .h 511$ 5U la's N. O. Malopyc., lar JAhtrZ IL • mlslik.L'b :MMUS:IIi calgt=virE&W is tr the mm who dots not lippreehte - the treaty of . easy altars! Jf any there be, wo eo not address our. wives to him.' Bat to all others we ray, If you wish to, render shaving • yleartire,purellase a box of Jules Rent's Almond Pinachio or .drabresial Shaving Creams: It is uttesly troposcible to find word ato de so ri be the Seellags of a person who bat been need en Sheathe with ordinary soap. upon mating trial of this forma rust dom. it le a combination of - wonder, ad. miration. and pleasure. •. JULES SIAUE.L'S SHAVING CREAM Is exceed ingly emoGienn rendering the slidest and most wiry be soft and pliable, producing an.admi ruble butter, and by Its extremely_ mild nature allaying all Irram ton and prevention that unpleasant and atilt feeling of the skin which LP so often experienced after thay. fag. Gentlemen wing Jules Hanel , . Shaving Cream may face the.coldert and moat piercing winds Ina , radiantly after Its. use, without the skin becoming chopped. And theta who once um is, we coot safety say will starer We any other. • One great advantage, which will be especially op rammed by :those who wear whist:era, mothe fait that it will not discolor beard, which mapa will do, giortmg a sandy or ratty appe•ranee to the edge of L. Shaving Creams are delightful preparations, compounded with still. to the utter extinct.-of all articles cumulated to tender the operation of shaving unpleasant, and will be eppreelsted by all who make trial of them. Prepared only.by JULI BAUEL,Perfumer end Chemist. t . ant ellesusetat,.Phila. For sale; wholeasle and rend!, by B. A Fahnestock & Co., and It. IE Sailers, Pittsburgh; and J ohn Sargent and J alitnheli. Agee :env City. . sonar— vo WHOLESALE FALL GOODS A. A. MASON & CO, • • • ow& 64:11ARILET ITIT.111:111011,. en, WOULD Bolick the attention of Merchants from 'E sit scalene of the country, to , heir Immense Etoek of New. Fall Goode, comprislog w the largest and most complete anortment in the estern cotton!, consisting of, 270 cases best styles Prints, CO do' Imported sod Ail:redeem Gingblunc IS do, '4s.lpaecas, Earamausts. and Merinos; 37 Cashmeres and De Lehi; • 15 do Satinets and Stoat; • 29 do Cloths and Cambnerest._• 70. do- Bleached Mollies; GO bale. Flarutels,all edam, 57 •do flame.. all grader,- 3SO do Drown Moulins, best makes ..Also, eases and packages ef Silks, Shawls. White moods, blillioery do, Tailors' 'lnt:analogs, Itilibons, Laces, Hosiery' ma Gloves. Be. - • , • !Jeroboam are itemised, from thy great facilities of this establiskment,of always proconng the latest and most desirable goods, and at prices as low and lower thin any eurem house Bola g manafactarets , agents for large qualities of Domestic Greeds, they Pull.- hair .olloit the orders or merchants for domestics, deliverable In this city at the some price they are -Said aria eutezercltice.' irCirt.sUlirCithr pin, or rotundas from the eartoirelavlted to Si examination albeit. stook. • _ te CO ".' P l / 1 4100 A PULL seven entree Rosewood. Pluto, entirelyA aaar, la offered at a mat baxcaut; • - One tanned hand comet nam e ' 673 One do do Si do do •••••,••••• ••GO - Ono do do e•i do' - • do' 40 For gain .".Toirrilii MELLOR - - - • — l - 2 - I — Wr7.2 - Ist. N. new lima of Chickettnes Pianos .roc okung. : .• • oat o , sINSONII Greek and Elngloin Leilem 3of , Now Testament. Petticoat. Government new-novel. ` By Mn. Trollope. . The Country Year Book; or th e Plep, the Forest, .and the Fireside. By William Dewitt. • ", Titter). of Xerxes the Great. Jacob gibbon. above works mat received tor sale by •II C sTocnori, orza Cm FourtbA hiayket streets. Ells; lab Leikm - 3 of We Gum Maine Clathime 2DOZ. lama Cape., wha sleeves 'for ilding !texts; _ do /arks Over Coati; • 11doi.Ves do; Ida:Jackets; . 1 dos Putty, ?Ith.f. l et=o; rod fer slain kr J 2,11.P011.1,1S -acid - IsWeed at eh eaves= /Woman, dompezry-T— -MEE Annual Meeting of the Stockliolders, and elec. tln fel-thirteen directors, to Nerve Inc the co. suing yeas, unlit° held at the elEco of .the company, No 22 Wader street. Pittahorsh, on Tanen, the tAh day brNoventber, Ibso, between the boors of eleven o'clock, A. M. end three o'clock.l'..M. oe49:101. J. FlNNlW,Jr.,Stervary. - - - —•-- SIJATES—Nos erA $. dime , fromGcr sonny. szd for sale by - . C All BUT' f hOet-111/03...10a bag. Greenirairod eii liT - •• • DS bids N. 0. Sugar; • ILO h( ohesta Y. 1114 G. P, sod Blatt Toon 100 bxsPo Lump Tobacco; ID kegs tlavist do: •'^S bale Tanners' 01i; 40 bd. Pt; C. 'Jan • ID bOo No l'ReslD; • . 100.00 es Pole Le otberi 100 doz Com Bloomy, ' IN/ Di* M.D.' , 0 tires; SOD me Wrieppirpl rause; 75 bidet Ilatun,q oarcons B. F. Irnlip‘i DOG km. N ells, 1 . 1 40r1.1; 10 EY 11P/ A 101; WP , 11 Fermat 141019 noooltl, 11 01 1 101 . srneericer.. 91L01 by 00 02 LW' COFFEE-100 treks for ul: by WM H JOHNSTON 009 111;11.0:soul B - 1100111.5—ED daz In More and hy ae29 n Jonnnon G r zig—io bb Bxlo, falle.:l7, MUTTER-1a toll lead keg, for meg oeN Vinkl li DRY PEACHES—Le store and am* by ea.% WH •JOHNSTON.. ZatigHala Glet,Celpallee Branslihßied Pere Tilt above articles we import r 0r.,1 kno, tLemto tx rata Yin sae whole are and retail by oen MORRId HAWORTH, tbe sound. 11[WV Morrie & Havrartys Tea, n'SURSI Ma excellent ! DIU IRON-43 tons Nat fiat blai Ups:mg Nock PIS hop, landing. LKo stabmat pPaatata n, nad foo2Bl lAN A. NO FUSON (c CO T. Louis Ba_gar Howie Byrap blot bfrevo7-00 barrelv rim 0 pre qa,uity,l;t hanfirvanz order far pylaby 7AK I A •8 111111HISON CO r. 8 F VON BONN °RFT& CO ; '/NDOW OLA/58.-IN.O r 1; ow. e F VON BONNUORST CO (1.111M4E-70 brm for ule by . • B F VON BONN W. bent Black Tea In the IJ T7S cents per lb, for salt by' • MORRIS 4i HAWORTH . In the. aen •, , • I,Vb barb reetitLently been trdd by e re:.. bav:og paid RI and lit 23 per pound for the Illnck Tent ....., ro those In the habit of nay In g mirk mle viten wore. , folly solid. to ITV ear Ten at 71e per It , am ii iter do 110111. en acknowledge th emselves hati been moo: geOlea, imposed nap, we lie ranch mgt ten,.n groan, in nn bitter Hiatt Tea Imported into ths United Staten than what we are vellsne at 7de per lb. ,The very. beat Green Tan era eau at * pir lb cr,,IN ItIETV — CODFISLI—anO lbs pone. reee' Tor see by IA ' • WM A hiceTZG It CU • orli ZS [Abe IT. BV;:t - „,- -," 111/NIV . CKETTZZ;"' nen 119 Wales xt TA!Ci7kiTtRZ-4.-SliAnrcLalin, - 0i.25 1..*00) tx• 801(5 Oahu 1a:614 60 bxs Oily: 1 10 En 1004; 1120,00161aer047 4 7 k 7 141t 1MP:41% • Idm 7' feet ler for! t, • • ;IS It 1401148 . frwver, AI R BABNPS "itaTttik — VELl - UffeRMITE-A brAelllSoa, r osVo Pf/U.l ••& .PAILVES r PROOF PAINT-04 A t m - jar-di Co } .on of rarooPlro Proof Tabor, ortoo:oodo • Irsor •eutll ?and 9 Weed etrfttx - ,Y 81918.11.1P8M jrry IsUnkb- iLcrOzo7rir.d: %or wile ret9 B e .8 A rAlCce - ITOCK CO =ION% SELLT—E1101:011 1011ii,Trr e IC ORST tz CO 44acr. pnee
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