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$ '.• A. DOUGLAS.
:.ify of the Sentiter from Illinois,
' s lASable nominee of the Charleston
tson, isdaisy on the increase, not only
.:118 West and North-West, but also in the
'p l* South: ' The popular sovereignty platform
upon which he took his stand, and which he
has so gallantly maintained against assaults of
every kind, is accepted by the Democracy of
the North-West as a unit. In New York, too,
' ninety-nine out of every handred Demoerats
aro firmly resolved never to abandon the doc
trines of the Cintinnati platform. - 'Upon
this platform, as explained by Mr. Buchanan
in 1856, Mr. Douglas has placed himself. The
Democracy accept the doctrine of popular soy
ctleignty precisely' as Mr. Buchanan expressed
it in his letter of acceptance, that `the'peo
ple of a-terrritory, like those of a State,
shall decide for themselves whether slavery
shall or shall not exist within their limits."—
This is Democratic truth, and as such, Mr.
Douglas has most ably and unanswerably sus-,
tallied, it in his able essay on Popular Sover
eignty, and his still more able reply to Judge
Black, both of which we have laid before the
r.saders of THE POST.
. Wherever Judge Douglas has spoken,—
wherever his able arguments* have been read,
the 'voice of' public opinion . is With him and
for him. Ills -speeches in Ohio largely re
decedthe Republican majorities in the coun
ties where they were made. The effect of his
teat influence is seen and felt in the pending
campaign in Now. York. The Nominating
Contention- in, that Stitt , conducted its busi
ness ' %kith - evident regard. to the coming man
from Illinois. The tone and temper of the
Southern press is daily turning towards Mr.
Douglas, its the only man who can successfully
meet Sewardism, with its "irrepressible
diet!' doctrines—so dangerous to the Soisth.
In Pennsylvania the friends of the Little
Giant compose the large Majority . of the Dem
cratic party. The delegates to our State Con
vention' will soon have to be selected. Lot the I
friendi of Popular sovereignty, and of the
advocate see to it that men are sent to
Harrisburg, who will correctly represent them
andtheir sentiments. At the Charleston Con
vention 'the influence of the Keystone State
will be a tremendous one, and the friends of the
Constitution andthe IJnionl-the lovers of bar
non;Y" tho DeMocratic
. party—are not so
blirid-but 'they see that Douglas is the only
• ,
man 'with whom to meet the sectional Itepub
liCanthe - Coining contest. With himthe
- National Democracy must and will succeed.
Without him all is doubt and danger. , Let us,
as PiiiiiiYfvtinians", do our duty to the Country
and to one of the most brilliant - men whom
the country has Aver produced.
“'lie Provisiona Governnient.”
The Washington' Constitution publishes an
other mass or correspondence taken from
Brown's house, near Harper's Ferry. Among
the papers is the journal of the proceedings of
the - PioVisiOnal constjtutienal convention, -held
at Chathanf.'Citnada WeA, May, 2858. The
Constitution was signed by all the members as
t ollows :
,
'VinC:Monroe, President of the Convin.-
tion;" . G. J. : Reynolds, J. C.. Grant, A.' J.
Sniith,J.: M. Jones. G. B. Gill, Id— F. Bailey,
Win. Lambert, S. Hunton, C. W.. , Yriofilt, J.
J. jackon, i t... Anderson, . A
"_Anderson, Whipple, J.
M. Bue, W. EL. Leeman. A. M. Ellsworth, J.
E. Cook, S. Taylor, J W. Purnell; G. Akin,
John Cannel; Robin-.
son -Aleiander, R. Realf, T. 'F.. Cary, R. Rich.
T.-Parsent, T. 'M. Eintirti,q.-IT.'
Dasney,- R. Vanvauken, T. M Stririgerre:P.
Tidd, - J. A. Thomas' C. Whipple'4. D:Shadd,
-Neiman, Owen Brown , - John Brown, J.
ff.7Harris, C. Smith, S. Malin, I. Holler, J.
SMith. •_ J. H. Kagi, Secretary of the Conven.
Thos. 11, •Kennard and J. W. Loquen were
nominated for President, but declined. The
election of President was then postponed.
-.The-following officers were then elected :
Cottunamder—in—Ohief, John Brown ; Seere.
buyer:War, J. Kagi; members of Congress,
Alfred4l. Ellsworth and -Osborne Anderson;
Treasurer,. Owen. -Brown ; Secretary of• the
Treasurer, George B. Gill, (vacant); Secretary
of State,-B. Beall; (vacant). Brown says Resit
was an Englishman,- and died on the passage
eenlipg imer.
Philadelphia Cattle Wad.
Twenty=one hundred heAd . °feat . ..tie were sold
et the' yards on Monday, ate decreases - from
the - Previous' week in prices. 'The' rates 'were
from 7 __to q_conts for ordinary to prime lots,
the latter being only realized fora fewsuperler
lots A large proportion of the offerings Were
steel: cattle which - sold at $3 to $4;75 per lee
pounds,." Thirty, head o f cows were'sold et from,
sal -to s4s'; 1726-head'of hogs were Sold at
fiiirn.'.sl toss per hundred pounds net, accord
ing to quality.
TkeWestChester Times gives the following
partitulars3ciati,r . e thealteged murder of a
y od? g girl named Kimble, aged about 10 ar;11
yearS, , and residing near Twaddle's Inn; in
Loier:O*Pird tewnship, Chester county. On
Tuesdayaftermion: last, the little girl wits sent
on nn across a field, whore a boy of 16
years'ifiiinetl,ltdyburn,-was ploWing, sh e did
not return that night, Early next morning
diligent search was institutpd, and soon bar
lifeless body was found in adam near by, with
11,4 t l'.i.:4l.9ruslied andmutilated With a atone.
From-the dam,•tracks were found leading across
•
th'e 'Plowed field to the place. where young
Reitnirn
• ••Waa • pleWing, where marks of a
itruggle were plain, and where also a stone wiss
picked 111i.havingAn arks of blood. uPtin it. The
foot tracl.o.represented. those of Beyburn, Be
was isameiatel,y arrested, and denied all ktnzwl
ulge r 'okt'tho hist - suggested thilt'h`might
hai4teen 11011 e: by 'two iiegroes WhO had cross
ed. thiffield. But there wore no tracks to stis,
s tain the:story. •
vii6 - amount of coal received at Boston for. _._ . _ . •
the year -ending September bit, 1859, was
six . h.undred: and thirty,: one hundred an'a
eighty- seven. tone. , The imports, ef coal from
Great Britain were nearly double those of, the
previous yeas, bough from Novia Scotia the
quantity was ahout the same. From
air\Phila
delphia, - Baltimore, - Alexan , &c., tbere
have' ` teen recel'Ved-,five Infildie and thirty' .
thousand tons. __
The
_Postmaster General ‘ contemplitteS
mooing tie Post Office Stamp Agency from
.Philadphitt to Washington.
.
MIMI
t• , • N., -
.arnment
4, and found-
Itind, were
r a cost of over $300,-,
at this place 500 tons
„tic machinery landed and
, - awaiting' the construction of
on which great numbers of
laborers are employed. The great
favbr is ihown to Americans, whose en
terprise is encodinged, and who fill every
position in the.place, requiring mechanical
skill-7such as machinists, engineers, &c.
Among the residents there, representing
leading commercial houses in the United
States, are Mr. F. A. Hall, Jr., of the well
known' licaise 'of Henry A. Pierce, in Boston;
Mr. H. G. 0. Chaie,,the_ agent of Mr. Board
man, of India wharf, Boston; Mr. Burling
and others. -
The 'entire Government ivorks, engineer
ing;construction of buildings, machinery,
vessels etc., etc:, is under the supervision
of Xr. John 11. - Barr;,. formerly an engineer
in the employ of the "P: M S. S. Co., in
Philadelphia. 3lr. Barr _having resided in
Russia three years in an official position -has
become entitled to wear the Imperial mili
tary uniform, and is vested with the full
d iginities and honors belonging told's station.
Mr. - Barr. has the-warm friendship and in
ti Macy Of his . Excellency, Governor Koiake
vitch, who has' siipreme command over East
ern Siberia. The. fiovernor, . however, ex
tends leis friendship to all Americans, as far
as 'POssible,,whatever enterprise they may
have in hand.
A small, light draught steamer, named
after the GOvernoriliasreCeptly been launch
ed at Nicolaefsk.by a eompany of American
adventurers, who litive;s4aeUred the privilege
bf navigating` illMAUtoor+i 4 tr. 1.1 er draught
of water is such as to 'Permit her easily reach
ing a point two thMiiand miles above Nico
laefsk. Her owners, together with the mer
cantile houses already mentioned as located
there, look forward to eventually supplying
'4
Siberia with such imported goods as may
lie reiMireal'from America.
Three American huilt steamers belonging
to the Russian Government, the America, Ja
panese and Manjoor had just lost the Amoor
River for the coast or Japan.
The Manjoor. and Japanese, one built in
ew York and the other in Boston, were
lotided with mechanical implements. ma
chinery and general industrial materials,
and other cargoes Were expected from .En
rope. 'Regular eoihniunication is maintain
ed
...
across Siberia between the Antoor coun
try and St. Petersburg, via the great lake
Biakal. The government loses sight of
totting that shall 'tend to strengthen their
power on the confines of Asia.whence they in
tend in future tithes to extend their domin
ionS over the Chineae frontier. This desire
leads them to encourage the immigration
of American mechanics, and to assist our
cduntryniedWhenever practicable.
Thus we see that American energy and
American enterprise reaches and benefits the
uttermost parts of the earth.
RAILROAD DIATTERS.
The /itississippi Central Railroad is approach
log coMpleti4n, there being only, about twenty
miles of rails to be laid. The work, .- it is
said, wilt be done h,y, the Ist of December; and,
!unless some unforseen cause of delay should
.
arise - to prevent ,the prosecution of the work,
Itho! - Lynchburgb extension of the Orange and
!Alexandria Road will be also completed by t l / 4 3-
cember. With a proper degree of system and
'concert in the running of the trains, the time
from New Orleans to New York, via Wash
ington upon . the completion Of - these
.reads, be'only boars, and 'from - Ntuihville
.to New York 52boars. The road fronyhonis
yille to "Nashville will be Completed in Decem
'bei,riext; and the road from NashvilleteDe
catur, Ala., will also, it is said, be completed
'this winter.'
"TIM Iltitim'y'and. r i abnyra Ttailiond'Wris
. •
.nally completed on Tuesday last,
.formiman
!unbroken line of risilrsiad.from
site (~uincy~to SL Jc'sK; l 4;
;and St. Joseph Railroad with which it Coif-.
'meets at Rantubal, bayin g . been opened last
'silinther. There is / now a Continuous rttilroad
;connection between Detroit and St. •Josepb.,
! The Quincy iii . 4Toledo Railroad, after a
! suspension of tytdm/e4s;is b akaln in. operation
,WtAireen Quincy and Mrthiositt. A, W.
!Blakesly, Of Q,Uiney, has been elected Superin-
A;iCe6Fgia_ 4~ed Ung.'
. ,
'The preacher wag preyented from taking big
part , Gin ceremony ; "
arid a - I:erily:"Cl'6o,ed
eattite:
astaco of the Peace , who c anc pre
isent, wsB -ealled upon to•otßeiate his*place,
iThe-good knees began'to tremble; for be
.had never,.tied the knot., and did -not.knOw
;where to—begin. •He had no Georgia Justice
or . iiity - caber 'book, 'from which 'to read the
I ; marriageaervice. The companymuLarratigel
;in a semi-circle, each ono bearing a tallow can
ialo. He 'thOuglit everything 'he had ever
learned, even fa--;
- (+l)tember.
- • Apt, June and Noverob6r."
In:11111ln vain, he, could recollect nothing that
suited the , occasion. . A suppressed titter all
over.the room in/Mt:J . 44Ni biro, and in agony
of desperation he began
Ifisow-all men by thesepresents, that I—"
%Berg kieli . unted end lOoked ti to the ceiling,
while . tt .voice in the, corner.ot the roans was
heard to say •
"He ie drarying a deed for n tractofland,"
'and.they all laughed.
"In the name of God, Amen !" he began
! again, only.tO•hear another, it: aloud whisper,
isay :
He is making his will ; I-thought he could
not. live long,.'•ht: looks so powerfully . bad."
e ••. .Nov/1 lay me down to sleep, •
• • / pray—"
when 84Pie erudite gentle-
_ . .
" lie is not dead, but sleepeth."
yes,".conVintied the 'Squire. ."
vow-03 , 44MM .... • - ,
Oh nol ph, fiCirdeM,"tlet's,',', ,„
Some perion out.'iif=lMre th.iingatit , ?..", Come
into court !" and the laughter-Vasseneral.
-The bride Was near tainting; 'Squire we's
not,'Sar from it; but being. in--indefatigable
man. ,or h o e ttl b l eg tul an d a si g; g i u ni ell
the
etter_, .
"Let's run, he's going to levy on us," said
two or three at once. ,
' Hero a gleam hr light flashed acro*ffie„
',Squire's, face ; :he ordered the bride aid
to hold up their hands, and in a solemn voice;
said: ' • •;,
" :r O P, and, eacti,,otjimdp sokethnly sWear,
ii' . the presents of Ow
, present'cerep t ,that
you will ,perferei : fcolllll, *O, Cothoand
singular, ';tllo"fdiacticessTothisibsuid .
as the case may be e to the•hast , of your , !qtowl.
edgelsed ability, so help,yeusl,o4_,"L„ - ,;,„,-
"Obod:as wheat!" exclaimed the fatixer of
thelmlde.
Dr. keimett complains that his wife:j*lmee
etition or d4vpite created stick a stlf,i3ONT
vat remove,
wi her children, to a place some 2,ooo , miles
distant. Mrs. Bennett declateCtlitit::it
hurt his feelings much, as he never hail tisited
them since the separation of the parents.-
.
~ q, ~
k 4't
~-t'd.~y;7i y4l ~~
,
a gallantltl
The ptierchants, manufaclut,.:, •
of Baton ardbeginning to evideni,
fok-ibe fruits of the .irrepressible
They see more kicks than coppers in
and
in fact it is fighting their own bread an butter.
The Boston Shipping Gazette, in its cotton
statistics, records these dry facts:
Receipts at Boston year ending Sept. 1, 18,59 338;43
Eieesses in 1859 125,040
The excess this year over 1858 would load
ton Is one of the greatest cotton marts in the
world, equal to,' if not exceeding, Havre,
more than sixty ships of 500 tons each. Hoi-
France, and only, we belieVe, exceeded by Liv
erpool.. %Negroes raise all this cotton. Mas-.
sachusetts Yankees work it up, and get all the
profits therefrom.
James G. Hendrickson, who claimed to have
invented perpetual motion, died at Freehold,
New Jersy, on last Saturday. A small ma
chine, one - of the earliest made by, him, is said
to be now running in Brooklyn, N. Y., whore
it has kept up its ceaseless ticking for nearly
six years.
Late accounts from Salt 'Lake show that the
Mormons are deporting-themselves in a very'
disorderly manner, regardless of the presence
of the U. S. Troops. The sense of awe which
the later first inspired, has given place to inso
lence,'coupled with frequent assassinations and
other overt acts, specially designed to show
that Mormon law is superior to any other.
The Opposition in New York are in great
distress, and arc calling in all possible aid.
Senator Wilson of Mas-achusett, and Tom
Corwin of Ohio are stumping the Lake coun•
ties; but even they will hardly be able to get the
ttepublican wagon--loaded as it is with old
Brown's rifles and pikes—ont of the mud.
The annual hog elanglitering operation!:
have commenced at einclnnati.
Mrs. Julia Dean llayno is playing at the
National Theatre in Cincinnati.
Private letters to the tiew Orleans Plcaysrue
from Mexico, confirm thecold-blocaled murder
of Mr. Chase, the American consul, by Gen.
Marquez
The London Telegraph gravely states that..
in the United States. among the candidates
of the Democratic party for the Presidency,
the most prominent is Stephen A. Douglas,
black man, who for many years has
conducted an Abolition and Emancipation pa
per with signal success."
The City Passenger ltailway, in Baltimore,
last Saturday, decided to pay over the receipts
of the day to an eisioelation for improving the
condition of the poor. The cars were crowded
nit day, and it is said the amount received was
six hundred dollars. Thi4 is an example well
worthy of imitation.
A duel wasfoughtoti Monday morning,at Ho
boken, between two gOntleinen, the initials of
whose names aro given in the N. Y. Erpresv.
Mr. C., a gentleman in a public office, and.
Mr. F., a newspaper reporter, were the prin.
C: was attended to the ground by
Mr. Mr. J:, who is also a gentleman
of the prep-, acted as the friend of Mr. F. An
experienced surgeon •Will also in attendance.
'The weapons chosen were hair-trigger duelling
pistols, and the space ten paces. At half past
sir o'clock, the parties, having arrived on the
ground, were placed in position, srmtndena
artist The signal was giros, and both belligs
erents fired. Mr. F. escaped unhurt, but Mr.
C. was not so fortunate.! He was slightly
•'winged" by the bullet of his antagonist.
This MLA all that was known of the affair.
. .
Mr. Lowe was to have commencod iodating
,his mammoth balloon yesterday in New York.
!ifs is ianuine that he wilt be able to cross the
,Atlantic 'with it, and for this reason a peculiar
interest attaches , to it. A four horse power
:caloric engine is to bo carried through tbo air
-by the ieninauti, and the boat that will depend
tram the balloon is one of Francis' metallic
life boats, thirty feet long, seven feet beam,
and four feet deep. It is handsomely painted,
and quite elaborittPly . finished, while in the
'bows is a singular contrivance, consisting of a
movable rod with vrheels and cogs, and intend
od to aupport a propeller wheel eight feet in
diameter to act on the atmosphere in raising or
.depressing the course of the balloon.
tiro was introduced into Dover, Delaware, on
Thursday, the 27th tilt There WlO a grand
display of tkreworks and illumination on the
uccasiorn -
'moo see it stated that official inspect ions have
'proved that the wheat crop of 1859 is the
largest in Virginia that the :Mate has ever pro
'dazed.
Mr. Chamberlain, the lessee of the Lacrosse
ToSid; announces that the interest duo Ist No.
voinbei on the first mortgage bonds of that
road will not be paid.
Burlingame,, the Boston Congressman,' is
stumping it In Kansas, and regaling himself,
in the interval , of political labors, by chasing
butidloes
. Mr. Freston, our 'Minister to Spain, who has
oave of absence to return home to settle his
fatherdn4aw's estate, is shortly exported, and
it is said by hif; friends will not return to Spain.
An exchange says: It does not appear to
be so generally known as it should be, that
railroad transportation dekroys the vitality of
eggs. Pack them as you will, if they are car
ried any considerable distance—say one hun
dred miles—Alio continual shaking Will shako
the life out of them.
The Toronto Leader- says it is rumored that
Bishop Charbonnel, Roman Catholic Bishop
of, Montreal, has resigned his See, and that ho
will bp Succeeded by Rev. Mr. Lynch, at
present a simple Irish Priest, who has charge
of a congregation at Niagara. •
The statement of the -Philadelphia_ banks,
for I ast , w4elOhows .. the -following- chankes.
Capital,' increase $3,276; loans, decrease :. s6B,
201 ;
.specie,,inereasa" $6497 ; due from other
banks, increase $51,388; due to other banks, de
crease4l2.2,Blo; depoaltes, increase $186,488 ;
Clrealation," ddcreare.!s2l;B77.
The BarCsii:operis Troupe , is performing a
Cievelandy and .go thence:to Bailslo.
Pne4henseed illes of
railWaYe in enstrucuonln: - Spain.
On SittiaW'evenine ti*WnMEin named Mar:
.
livii*lnPOseveerP'etreet; Nevi
Yq&.;,obtairted a - ,glass of liquor at one of Abe
Meth 'Ward portErrfbousesi whiett proved - 6
&titan: li:nor e than 'the' tisdar innportion of
strychnine li:splisin onsneashortly afterwards
s'be. fell frotrithebea to the Boor and expired in
The late James Brown, of Ibaryille,. Louis=
4.1 5 4 . ' ag0. 4. 6 e age of
fifty-Our, left an 'estate whim h is variouslyesti;
Mated at' from $lllO,OOO to $t,000,000, all deco-
Mutated rears, from a small b vest
ment in sup-
P 4 tiC • kiiti
Pr 4 1 4 t I ?.P.'3V9f-Aue*°c4aOd-.l).r,ess ,
urc hme an ,plegant country seat ,nint;
Netsiia.:N.Y.,lMsgooo: - "S q 43911tkoz
nlie.nge.
-uchanan,
df pampa of
' "ferked in beads.
he_band-writing of
one of the Indian girls,
Aeilthe Great Father.
Ink of Etterhav,e's nol
lid Bitters.
' :fi...d. of the Shebo,ygan Arew, , .••
o•-. 1 .11111 0 1 :
•
• ,Ated September 6, 18 SF th
• r s4 ca several c.ertifi
* ...,, ,, rve that I ha' „,,,, 'puffs," ' but literally
- ~,,„ '"„ e !` e " ontinue advertising with ‘ 19, 1 0,,
"....- cure large orders from every Holland
~ ....,e. tin the United Shites."
,- - • • 4 Ma Is en extract from one of the many letters receiv;
ed from the Holland settlements. Sorely whenllolland ,
ers recommend the Hollandßittere so warmly, Ameri
cans may not hesitate in testing its virtues for them
selves. •
-. •
Read COrtfully.—The Genuine highly. Concentrated
Bcerhave's Ilonand Bitters is put up in hlf pint bottles
only, and retailed at one dollar per bottle. The great
demand for this truly celebrated 'Medicine has induced
many imitations, which the public should guard against
purchasing. Beware of imposition I See that our name
ts on the of every btlo bu.
BENJAMIN PAGE, JE.ot a e
CO., n
Sole Proprietors, No.
27 Wood, between First and Second eta., Pittsburgh.
giuidends.
.I‘IERCRANTS' A. MA NuFAcrunEßs', BANE,
Pirreacaos. Nov 1,1859.
AtEECILANTS" AND MANUFACTURF.RIT
SANK, has tins day declared a Dividend of FOUR
CENTS, payable on or after the 11th instant.
no23tcfaltw W. U. DENNY. Cashier.
ALLEGHENY BANK, 1
November 1,1559. j
THE PRE9TDENT - AND DIRECTORS of this
Bank have this day declared a dividend of FOUR
PER CENT. out oMhe profits of theta t, six months,
payable to the stockholders on or after the Uth inst.
no2dtt .1... W. COOK, Cashier.
CITIZENS' BANE, t
_
Prrrstroinii, November Ist, 1859. '
fl THE BOARD' OF DIRECTORS- of this BA ;E.
have this day declared a Dividend of FOUR
PER CENT, on the capital stock out of the profits of
the last six months, payable to stockholders on and af
ter the Ilth instant
no'dilet E. D. JUNES, Cashier.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY, }
Frrraticaae. Nov. Ist, 1859.
O.THE DIRECTORS OF,THE WESTERN INSUR
ANCE COMPANY, have th day declared a
Dividend of THREE DoI.,LAHS, upon each share ot its
Capital Stock, out of the earned profits of the last Six
Mouths, payable to Snxicholders, on or after the 11th
inst. (no2:td) • P. M:OuRDON,See'y.
BANK OF PITTSBURGH,
Nov. Ist., ISt9. f
THE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS of this
Hack, hate this, day declared a Dividend of
PIVE PER CENT. oh its Capital Week out of the prof
its of the last Six Months, which will he paid to Stock
holders, or their legal representatives. on or after the
llth instant. JOHN HARPER, Cashier.
no:hd3twlt • •
IRON CITY BANK. t .
November 1.
k, THE DIRECTORS of thie RANH have the day
Uri's" declared n dividend of Pollit Pp,ft CENT,
on the capital stock, out of the prollt.4 of the twit six
months, payable to Hto 4 1:1101.1en: or their legal repre
eentativeo after the 11th inst.
nogitd JOHN MAGOFFIN. Cashier.
EXCHANGE BANIC OF PITNI/HKGIL
- Nov. Ist, InA9. .f
THE inuFA:roßs nc . tnn. Bank hate tnn•
:declared a Dividend of FOUR eent, out ,of
the protlts of the hot biz Donau. Stockholders, or
their legal repreuentativati, pait.on and after the
11th instant.
no2tOt IL M. MORNAY. Culiier.
MEW-lA.I , IMS' BANK, t
. .
• l'rrraarson, Nov. 1, Is, - ,9. j
0 THE YRFSII O ENT and Dire,tors of tin. Bank
. lime this day deriared a Dividend of FOUR per
cent. on the Capital Stock. out of the protitz of the last
sis mouths, payable to the Stockholders, or their legal
representatives, on or after the 11th inst.
hollOt GEO. 'TX MeOREW, Caehier.
I; 8. Pauly, Late of Lattestater....LOGAlr & tiglaa, Pitt's
GEO. S. BRYAN & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF •
PIG IRON, BLOOMS,
No. 52 Wood st.. Pittsburgh.
Raztaixes.9.—Lyon. Short) L Co, Pittsburgh. Livings
ton, UirpOland k Pittahorgh; Thos. F., Fmk lin. Evq.,
Lane:won Hun. Simon Cameron, .LharnsLurg; Bryan,
ciarilner it Co., Hopi stairg. Pa. julthani
TILE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO.
Or PIIILADELPIIIA,
INSUILES AGAINST I.OSS ult DAMAGE
I,y Fir.. on Buildings, Marehatolizo, Furniture,
nt roa,ottable ma, of premium.
twarrioatt —F. Ratt.tt ford Httwlt her , of Wm.
SFR to A Co.; Nalbto Frayittr. Jot, Atwood, of A twood,
M:bito t Co.; Benj. T. Tredick, of 'Trodick, btolte4 k. Co.;
Henry 'Wharton; llordttcal 1,. 1/Iw3ont Deo. 11. Stewart,
orettetwart kr Bro.; John H. fircarn. of John IT }drown k
Co: IS. A. Falinetttock,o(il.k.Fabnostock& Co.; Andrew
H. Cash; J. Jo Ening , •:. of Wood A Errinver.
F. RATCHFORD ST.A
Cl{ A ELLF2 W. CONE, tterrotary. -
prnsavana firwcarsota.—Wm. 11.1Q:wok Co. J. Painter
'lltomas M. Howe. Esq., Ja...lllar.hall, Eoq ., Allen
Itramet, Vid.tou, M'Elroy ro.. AyDe &
Co.. fiailrt }drown A Co, Litdott,ton. Cop..land & Co.,
Jamot ELLyon A Co, Wm. X I.avely .S. Co.
4dIO. S. BRYAN d CO., Agents.
je1.8.6m No.:C. Wood street.
IMIEZZIE
,CTRAIII. 01M10
LOGAN & GREGG,
Importers of
HARDWARE,
No, 52 Wood Street,
Four 1.).0rs •Lui, 0
iultdm PITTSBUROIL
MARBLE! MARBLE!!
JOHN M'CARGO.• .
A& L SILLUTIPC 6Z.CLTIa~ OP
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES,
Enolosuios, Posts, &0., &e.,
PLASTER PARIS,
HYDRAULICCEMENT,
NO. 886 LIBERTY STREET.
VF.R'S CHEMICAL OLIVE F.RASIVE SOAP,
atter subjecting it to the severest tel known to the
trade, are fully permaded that thereto noFamily Wash
ing soap in the United States, for so little money, having
at once no many good eitalities, l and so few dewounts.)
OF BEALITI eolor , , firmness. .mrfare am tex
ture generally.
Or' PIIIIITY—In freedom from room. tUrpennue,
clay, fish oils, stale kaesse, and adulteration...
OF i.2UALITV—FZir washing clothes, of erary desenp.
non, coarse or tine; cotton. linen, woolen or silk; dyed,
printed or white: for trauma tar. grease, pitch. paint,
oil, printers' ink, shoemakers' wax, etc., from clothes,
furniture, and from the hands.
Oise I t a fair trial for yourselves, and Ira convinced.
Remember, the man, in on each bar. Ask for a copy
the directions. c:a J. IL SAWYER,
leg • 07• Wood street,-Pittsburghl
PENN 1,1141311 NE WORKS
FOUNDRY,
11. WIGUTMAN,
MAZTUFACTUR EV. OF
Steam Engines, Shatting:sndYnllies
rag biaCtilno9,
Mortice Ilinehinen, •
Gem* Wheals,
Hangers, etc.. etc
Orders promptly attended to.
0419 . • . • • ALLEGHENY.
ISAAC .10I1tli • 'D. H. A001:11.11
H; Ho ROGERS & CO.
3
31AlitIPAG',.PRE,11.5 OY,.
ROGERS' iraiuoyp •
STEEL- :CULTIVATOR TEETH,
/Comer Rasa and First Street',
, PII/SBUREith
BATES & JOHNSON'S ROOFING
WM, JOHNSTON,
WOULD GIVE NOTICEthat ha has pur
naasou the interest of his late partner, O. S.
BATES,In the 14)0FI,NC,i BUSINESS, and ie tile sole
mantlfaetexo and dealer in the following three dictiuct
kinds of Roofing:—
'lst. Gum Elaitic, Cement, Felt and Cam.
vas Rooting.'"
Improved Velt, Cement and Gravel
Rooting.
3d. Patent English Asphaltic Felt Roof
log.
All warranted FIRE AND WATER PROOF. Roofing
Material for sale, wit printed instructions for Using. Of
ficsat BATES & 40111CSONS' OLD STAND, 75 Smith
field street.
- WILPAId JOHNSON.
N. B.—This Guns Oetnent le enequalled as a 'pint for
Metal Roofs, lasting tw ice as long, at least, as paint, and
gheapar. - erilledaw
Vt . * rat. T4TP T. rms. 7 a II;t1 PLR; •at
.13311TH, PARK ac
NINTH WARD FOUNDRY
PITTSBURGH, PA.
.Warelloresa, First w. 120 Second streets.
flitantdaetnrers of all:sizes and descriptions of Coal Oil,
Retorts and Stills, pas .and Water Pipe, Sad Irons, Dog
Irons, Wagon poxes, Steel Moulds, ?allies, Hangers and
Couplings.
Johbing i and Machine (*hugs of every descrip
tion made to 'order. ' , . ,
Having a complete'rnschine shop 'attached' to the
Foundry, fpircessary tilting will be care! . attend.
T. ARA SUPERIOR COPPER MILL
AND
, „AIX. R.VT..1.1( 3 7 ( olt IC 8'. 1 6
PARK,
sz • CO.,
t.i.ArluF_Acii_up..E.Rs OF SIIEATEfING
Brasiers' and Solt.Copper, Preened Copper Bot
toms, Raised . till Bottdms,,4pelter Bolder, am, also ins
portere d dealers-la .3114t49a , Xl4 Flats lton.
Wins, kn. „Constantly an hand,'..rinrnen's
'l';''SVare.honso,'No.l49 Find, and IV , Second eats;
pidantiegla Pa. -Special Orders or Copp& alit tid'anr de;•
ired pattern. r • ,m7ltslTdaw
ARS - .OIL: for axle. bg, 'J• :
nol • •
t is9neittz.
MIS DEVENP' ORT
Has the hailer:toy. announce, that her
808 ICE JP T
tnd positively. her -'.44AST A.PPEARANCE BUT ONE
iu the
„.14 31 , -
Aolirtake - nlace on -
FRIDAY EVE.. NOV..
On whieh occasion she will a ar in both pieces as
MRS. HALLER in the ST NGER,
And in a
. POPULAR DRA
Air BOX BOOR. now open. no3e2t
A. KREBS & BRO..
• paß..el.c.r - id.AL
Jttitogitaoltilrs
Corner Tiood,.and•"Ronrth. Ste l
PITTBBUItifit.
JUST ARRIVE?-
A oplandia assortmeut of
SOFT HATS AND CAPS,
-
E. DODD'S,
119; WOOD STREET, (one door South of Fifth
Pirmstraag.
PLACE LIKE FLEMING'S,
FOR HATS AND CLOTHING,
NO PLACE USE. FLEMING'S,
FOR HATS AND CLOTHING
NO PLACE LIKE . FLEMTN. CPS;"
FOR HATS AND CLOTHING
. .
NO ?LACK LIKE FLEMINO 3,• .
FOR HATS AND CLOTHING
no 3 oor. a &XVI and isrocgi.,
HE PLACE FOR A BUSINESS MAN
FOR SALE—A GRIST MILL of , two run of stones
and one-run of chopping atones, with all the necessary ;
fixtures complete. Also, a - WOOLEN FACTORY with
one double carding machine, picker, spinning jack pf
ninety spindles; throe hand-looms. TallingKitl of two
stories, with press, to.. an. Water pourer and steam
engine, nine inch cylinder, three and a hal f feet stroke;
twenty acres of prime lands two dwelling . Douses,
stabler, gardens. etc. The above Mills are in complete
order, in operation and doing agood business.. Situate
at Apollo, Armstrong county, Pa., rah good neighbor:
hood, and will be sold at the low price of $5OOO, 'half
in cash. remainder in 1,2, 3 and 4 years. .
For sale by S. CLI'VRI3F.RT a SON,
no 3 51 Market street.
QIIARSIVOOD'S BLACt.STONE'S COM
MESTARlES.—Commentaries on the Lairs of
England. In four books, by Sir Williamßhtekstonti,Esq„
with .notes selected from the editions of Archbald.
Chnstian, Coleridge,Steivart, Kerr. Chitty, and others..
ltanon Fields Analysis, and 'additional notes and a life,
of the author, by leorge Sherwood. in two volumes.
nog , • KAY k'CQ. fib Wood street.
PO'FASH.-13 casks prime, for sale by ,•
R. A. PAR./iII:STOCK 4 CO.,
cor. First and-Wood sts
USIN.-100 barrels,.for sale by COIL A. FA ILNESTOCK C'
cor. First and Wood eta.
IYERISIUDA ARROW ROOT.-500 lbs.,
foliciale by H. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.;
nog corner First and Wood
A _
P - PLES.-slibbls. choice Green Apples,'
(large LArrels.) Just received and ma~le~by
b
• JAAMI F
fto3 Corner Market and Firststreeta.
EW ;i xiDS AND...NEW ST YL ES open
ing duily.--Call and nee them.
no 3 C. lIKNSON LOVE. 74 INlarket street.
A FRESH SUPPLY
NEW WINTER GOODS
THIRD ARRIVAL
J. BUSH'S,
NO. 24 FIFTH S'I'FLP:Err
LADIES' lIOODS, MISSES' HOODS,
Children's Hoods,
MARIPOSAS AND NIIBIAS,
FIFTY DOZEN
LADLES' . LISLE GLOVES,
AND GAUNTLETS
LADIES' UNION GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS
,AIIIR.3* SILK GLOVES AND GAUNTLET 4
LADIES' CLOTH owvrs a GAUNTLETS,
Fleecy Lined and PlnOt Lined
ENTS' LISLE GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS
Gents , Union Gloves and Gloves,
Gents , Silk Gloves and Gauntlets,
Gents' Cloth Gloves and Gauntlets,
Gents' Kid 01 ore a,Plush t Fleecy Lined
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
Trimmings,
Ribbons,
Flowers,
Ruches,
MISSES AND CHILDaF.,N9
HOOP S -T. Et. S
Cotrityntly on hand and sold cheap, - at
.1. 11 IT 811'S,
No. Fifth street..
MORRISON 4_ I'.T.INTAINE,
Ambrotype, Daguerretotype;
IND
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS,
No. 64 ' Fourth fitreet, • -.
• • - FillittiktßCH. . •
/firPirtures taken in all the various styles of the art,'
at reasonable prices.. • . nc2l7 -
RIVATR DISEASES.—DR. 'BROWN'S
F
MEDICAL and SURGICAL:Office, No. 50 SMITH-
field street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dr. BROWN Is an old citizen of Pittsburgh, and has
been in Practice for the last twenty-five prem. - . HIS hoar
ness has been confined mostly to Private and Surgical
Di. 9011309. : ' ' .
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
in need of a medical friend, should not fail to' fincront
the sure place of relief. The Doctor la a regular gradu
ate, and his experience in the treatment ofa csayain class
of diseases is a sure guarantee to the sufferers of obtain.
lag permanent relief, by the use of hla remedies , and
following his advice.
DR. BROWN'S REMEDIES
never fail to cure the worst form of Venereal Diseases,
Impurities and Scrofulous Anecdotal.' Also, all diseases
arising from a hereditary.tonit r ithich manifests itself
in the form of a toner, psorisais, and artinany forma
of skin diseases, the origin of W h irls e patient is en
tirely 'parent. To persons too afflicted, r. Brown' offers
hopes of a sure and speedy reeovery.
SEMINAL WEAKI*M.' S.
Dr. Prown's remedies for this alarming - trouble
brough ton often by-that solitary habit. of sensual grata
Station, which the young and weakminded often.,give
way to, (to their own destruction,)-are-the only reliable
remedies known in this country they- are safe, and
make a speedy restoratiod-Of health. - •
Dr. Brown s remedies never Witt. cure this
disease irraftie - chrys--he 'will warrant a 'cure; • Ho - also
troatisPffee,-Gleet,-Gonnortheeti,lkriolitte
charges, Female Wenknees,Muuttily_SupPresalons,
eases of the Joints, Fistula Ano, Nervous Affections,
Painalp the Back and Kidrieya, , lrritidlovi tithe Blintz
der, together.with ellse,astisufxtri
A letter describing the symptoms, containing, a -, 5
'directed M DR. BRONT, No.lo amitlifield Street,".Pitia
burgh, Pa., will be immediately answered. Medicine
sent to any addresS, safely packed.and aware from ob
servation.
Pittab
Office and Private Rooms, - No. 50 Smithfield 'tree
urgb,,Pse
CIARRIAGES AT COST.—I. havp; - AgtArr
LJ "mined to elZise out my very large and well selected
stock of , .
CARRIAGES AT COST.
. ,The stock, eompritealeVerX atYle and varldES.
contingenoy and emergency :le of the m n st impotkaat
Call at once and make yoar selection_
JOS. WHITE,
Two Mile Run, near Lawrenceville.
ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—
The firm of nrimagt VER.NEP. 3 . o o 4.ent.gaged
In the business of running
_the Omnibus Lines,imosfri
as the EXCELSIORCOUPLNY,'Ita_yIog disposed of
their omnibus stair, is diseased Sip lamMtiorstral the
dee/11 , 3MM late Thalami?... Holmo4one bit itisrperaiers.
All persons having claims egsbast.thesaideoinpsury ails
present them immediately to James Verner: foraettle.
ment.
D." b. . for sale - by
:;f. _ WM- 8.1311.11T15-4,00.
TURNING FLUID for talerby
Ay nol • • . a .rorterrOm
Sew gtd
C l 4‘ 74 ' . 3 : 1 i•
IT IS WTSII. 434Ekeir ?LUSO - 4E int
ovroarVidule stesiMer:..ENDEAVOlMatatettbeir
loss in the 1311EArk.'We.W.traRN IFECURAIIEKTAND
TRUST COMP„Illb" P ILADELPRIA las ;been
most 11:n r plynsted and Promlit/y laid&
They co _recommend this
_arn:o4iy be Public
patro
'tam alarge capital; and the management comprising
some of thEi first men la Philadelphia, is a guarantee of
its responsibility.
The resident Agent here, Mr. R. W. POINDEXTER,
on.WATFRSTBEEI,is prepared _to .tune_ col
most favorable terms. WM. J. MAR,polielas
KLE,
M. A. MARKT,
Owners Steamer "Endeavor."
noL3Lc2,OO
SPECIAL_: --NOTICE
HAVING - REPLENISHED OUR STOCK
- 1 - 1 - with a CHOICE SELECEION -of
•
, .•
. DZW.- Get — .-•
. .
We are bow enabled to 'offer to our: entrtiNictere,:ftnliithe
blia is ph *osisuptnb . iiisortikerit ieascuis-.
FALL LliD W INTER SALES,
1
Pine and
English-/delion Ctistingo,
Business •
Plain aml Fancy, Fiench
and English enssimerei,
SILK PLUSH VESIIINGS,
SILK VELVET
SILK CASUSUME.VESTINC:S;
Paris
. IKaid Cstaisere Vesting'
Esq4imatix BetWeis,
Moseow BeEilers,
Cliiren4a4 Beakirs• ';' ' -
Portambath
-
. .. • . -
Which we M AS S MeX UP TO ORDEttin th eekend
.daunner e, W
, .
. • .
SAitteitVGiteAV"&c. WC'
No.-IP.-711X1►:.$traea
RAItE Coos
F 0 R
I-N - V , E;gT!MF;NT.:
THE MOST COMPLETE'
'-.0...1; : ti , ...q...t r ,f - „:-. t .M.:A. - Tt : 'H - .4)1 - ',ti:
.. ......... .T.
DURABLE, PEREEUT • AND ORM'
STATE, TEEEITOIELT,
COlMfir RIGHTSTOR SALE.
ITHE - 140N . C10 SHINGLE Mann, _
. .
.
;DAT_ENTEp S. C. COFFIN : .
Inventor ; of Pittsburgh, Pa,, Jane 71h,18t9;1s Doer
Intreduced to the pnblic,and commends iteelt for UM,
following adymitamnt t—lts durability, ntllity
cheapness and excellence of work. Its superiority to
other hlseldries,consists, . • • • •
, Fa=r e That iris provided with an ammonia by.which
the edging of. theShinghs tq.pecfordtedby.the saw which_
cuts it, an 4 which is a SAVING OF .FHOII 4
FORTY TO FIFTY PER , CENTAN COST
Sxce:m . By the means of two Beadles; the Mock when
Placed on the hfachine io adjusted 'in
L am: position the
operator may desire, by which thereis a SArthla of
Twarty Ver 'Cent._ of Viinber
THIRD, - IT WILli AND !EDGE
sliztY •s)iiiNoLEs'
x t
. . . .
.The Machine will wlsa cu! yeneeripg, I.o:waking Glam.
H"ds7.oll3ar..Box!YEkt,l(c•
The iron 4 Dits' . * neninfi? - •
can belttinisherleemplete ifbr $150, - _by the Teattufee
turer in thin eity t :lttrt:S.3; And , east be seen
in operation et thel!auinglifill 1:1111r. W. Dilworth; cur
ner of Selentb mit:inn/retreat& , -
• RICHTS •• FOR ; SALE.` I
The inventor dad pateutee itillitspcse of Camty,eita
and Territerry.Rightiortnnnarciainduse tbalff.phirAc
'on very moderstAtams Persona dastrone atiavelting;
'cannot Rad a better opportanitY than the Prelent- -
air Call emit asaminv.tbe 8U bine. ' ,:n4:Mdas,
C±TRARD FIRE MARINE
thiNCECOMPAßY,olPrmaaithsares softer
•930
Fire Lames- °Dip Agent's , aloe, -corner -Third and'
Wood reeta, ZAttenugh. 11.12 d .5 mytLas:ant
Rates 'West now insureoLin
'Compel:kyr who may desire doing so, 4111 Bud th* of;
C 4n city „Igromenhytnitint.thante'
with the. OtWe allies •at Philedelptitta-Appl . wagorie ter,
• losuistety made ere:nigh WE. Moo GeneVerM
or ROBERT THVSMSMI, latlha Bail=
House-cc lleters,Barirowite e rXilt or
and Wool streets, race • pro pram teal oFv
JOEL ATON'as-.: "Frdiulent.
•.' Lf''r ALBEF.D.B..Guaarr,r
ALTOAD;•.I4entI47.-. • -•-•
Rea' to—Ron:Welter H . Lotrtie. Sort. George .
Woddwaird,.•Wm.' M. 9ilidriVEtai4 st PhlladelpbTa Led:
ger, A. J. Abell, Esq., of Baltimore Sad, John WAliihte
horn, H, althAllAinlenh47lo , Dupon t. Thoe. Craven, • • s•• „ arn.hahosa
ORS.:Cad. FIITCHith4LIWi SW( e 8- , Foie-DlsvfActE4 O ` TIS - nitIOAT ANITORBIT, other
rpm. te ~.21jawsdImh or owing PULINONARY,OO.III,
, - -
OVVICIRI-101 rennativet; Pittebargh;Pli
'''COMIULTATIOrt pram -A libt Oriviezeoos sea to
WOO *to wtshtt, &Rift* titibif , - letter. • leetri-400,0
't RTES •IrrIyELoCITYI3
; ;..".CZE)II , IY,-
kyt• - c et dtid trafia"ninr:'exereis6s, tnid'aonolnaed
b3r-sne* st422l•V ookni32•Tatffaposo& for Hiiii - edittoni)
foolhe Piano, in • 1 .. .. ..
Do. Int number% (typo +. 50 06 each.
•• Do. in 3•nurnbers; editibu,). 'lle. each.
For 3416:bY - ' •
• nO2 •• • JOHN: H. JHRT OR, 81 Wood latest;
D RK AND DOM:Mt-SOLD
C•
BOOTS AR•Bsa4IT,B,B,S,
FOR Lmil - va," - Bnikg h CHILDREN,
Received at
iv. E. scrofEwii.
Na 81`Fittli'etieet
MITE UNDtßSlGNEVtakeelliikiit A tict4
of hrthrunnig the publlditthatherlfaubani
a work abated .the - , Fiytaburph_Joart ChiONP'ZiOFite
Bcapkfr' 'lt is IV litteition.to Isme,teu thernond 'copes,
which will be eirculaihd an'taxitruae . sPitteta4b; Fort
Wayne and Chicago Itallroitd,nviiii. be soblinorery
towu and on iwory train 1 ltbe preaiintad tb - the
publ le about the TENTH of WPM. BEIL'' Alt hitter,
and advertlaementa addrealed to 3B fl um of
PittagabliorniptPostovillrmioure prompt attention.
ODD FOKKS to suit ODD IcigN743.
ODD i•ovis to 1111.1i4 ODD lINEVEB.
ODD FORKS to 'suit OPti ttslWE:l3,
.7:110W1:1 . *;TET LEY'S,
198 Wooditreet
DlTthiwttEAT.-:2AO'bitsheli for,:ale by
jjeau' - H. COLLINS
TVA-NAGS- FOR: .I.B6CJust ed
ARBOIsi 0112,-.First,coality, for sate by
the galion,quertorigat,at -
8.113WW01 , 111 irelail TortirStore, '
nor.litnnitinild anti 'Fourth sta."
mill - : NcL. , al;'oonw-tropuruk xmd Vwd-nreess.
EgiGLIAR_DAIRY. CIESTSSE;I!.4O)Kows
ica 'prime En .. . Dairy Cheese
S ent neetvediusdfsr
sale . • •T H. COLLINS.
Taw LBEONB,-, n ‘' . .BREk 4uld ' -
;Lb :Ear 0001:13-4.101:WWit s
On now DeWitt - EkTORMEIREIk
Ina • • Liam itallabareelll,4'
.
e
'
NO. 80 MA
ET ST.
SPLENDID
ASSORTMEEf f Ig
D.A.,$. S.:Q.Q.-Q.:I0,
Jt w..,§pp•Npws,
No. SW-Market St.
Enswa►" s'svrz,
COMMISSION lilac HANT,
48 Public lauding
CINCINNATI, 401111 flt-,
oct274re
WE SHALI, M%N,
OUR
,TOLOION'S' - .OEFAii:T.$3:i
:,A - ;NEW
ERy
:ESQ,IIMAITX,
lElboc air wail Pilot
Q S
Fancy lie'tons and Coatings,
PLUSIt'AND
IFanCy:Casslineres,
Alfir The above we will rmgre to order of moderate
L. Hi - Jima:nu) at'soN,
u%rit)tH3m".
coal Miners "Wan fed: _ _
15Q.G00.14-,Rx-PEntENGED &win_
- DZW;sfaatsd i; br the Xortherlllckgry,CoS l ,
; The vein JR six.
e Vara} califs
„tier. tan Tor 'Ptie"
slims isrierfekiltyliryinutielear frominetet. .4 LIMBO tth
situated I miles, south of Clrie.ago, 04i1t5.1 . 45A
SincL Illinois Central Railroad., Fare from Prigigos24o.
cieowint , ' .• - ERGAR-LOOMA-firEflusAtiallt;„
'011 1 .1" - PKE, &L.-APRS'
.f. ~, •
Mk. .
....•
=. .111 - 1311 r, 90 - ilkE.': , '
~, * •
-. ;: •_ ~..•,_..: ~: .:„.,.,,
4 6 -lAN° F O RTE S: -L-1
fritLE.kbribtzr..l4is 116 . 5 v int:l4l4, o,mipat:'.
A. - 'Splendid stock, of Fosioi, coniftitini 0f,034 grid 7'
'Octaves, in Than' and 'Cariid CaAes of the tcsreloMeat
ll&lert)30011;tromalas whms/ed. Factory - at C311 . 11:11:ibl•ftg;:'
k Sons. The instruments are all .proatded_, - 7Mir . .thelr ,
- latest improvements, as Rrnatnio-Aoradi;laotati-W
Frr-,121 and 'are 'of -
ENTARGED " -:NEW : -430.kEE; . ifs::, •
- _ - .• -
;Bp which a much 4rger barEtwagarctlrottalnailleon—
tequeutly thet pane is renderePfnpoularpadjetrotattr-,
ingits sweet and mat:ak a / 1 4routSty. By, th e pe 011 of
the - Action,' the perfaimer 1 - 3 tdribled • tei"pr.'eti*.
grades trf demo from •ptelms; sit& Artizadao,caritlethe:
- Sreatel ° • . " . 1 L. - , .1.
cnimitito a sox, a . plktcia sp3 sipiti4*l,74o , -
best
.arAstes "and critiditti; citkeculfitrp— ,
4 - E[At - BEEzdaig
'bat I have ever seen in the United &bW. omdarlll pont
rparelbsoratilp Mai str - phlurus-Over
GUSTAVE SATTER aar-,-.Nhis osatiottadlielt
premerithreo,yeare ago, has been more than oradirmed
ao nab;..by . tfie mihtin t uxl use of 'them; vit.:
,sae and puregiality of rose, with' satiety:of' attlisithatim;
thET:amonequalled.' ,- .
PlFrom the National intellizenceriW
ay tan: Safe.? bearebmparltiorevßth
from anp . pait of the world , poterllof' - blke4: l
anctelastmitrof ; ;
. , [From the? Nort-DziaiDs• a
u For AteaUence.of ' o slB , Cetaitiblbr s e
faithfulness of.workmanship , and all Soy Y e
,and varretyOntellow -sweettitaf,
r ietl222ur
nano& ortone,;•thiey are nuequaßects: f! a ~•,
• [Fiord the :Family .Triartuda
!dri=mrugatlgnslities beßtaglS to tha
. nts,',absi. a Sult, lishalearr, teh
erfuftbim,Yree from wcioden, - navy, headset of'
didagnmattibsso, the - ammatim - Mmllitabialßtr
They.~ bayeolso an . easy t
e yenvd. pleutogit,,topeboind.: .
lilt keep in tune better than any Plialoslnio barn.
The pladle Mb Invited tO , eill-bfaizeintrolloY4tidser
splendid burtntmerds,,whichareatold-at'J
Ficiory Prices and VV!ttriagt.e4.,it,:z
, td-468-62•11,
MOURNING
BROOKS . 0 Cool' '-
Ifqxkin
v -EL .HT 91-I'3
• . . .
•
• k..YalSousliaphs,- Blaekr.Grosa (414 Wks,
" Mptialitua
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