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pass in this way, although the same thing has
been , attompted many times before, by writers
equally as accomplished as the editor of Thy
per's Irligar.ine. -
"It, was very unfair to assert that Adams and
Clay had made n bargain," says this positive,
if not over-enlightened writer, because it was
"entirely unsupported by any known facts in
the previous careers of either."
Now, it is not my purpose to wound the
feelings of the friends of either of there de
parted statesmen, who troth rendered their
country important service:, for which they
are entitled to grateful remembrance. But
we must be equally just to the acts and purpo
ses of those hundreds of thousands of honest
men, living and dead, who, with the current
knowledge of thetime, concerning the ant.,,
dents of Adams, and Clay, and Jackson, and
with the history of the election of 18'24 fre:di.
ly before them, ...tY believe that the public will
had boma ignored and outraged, and Jackson
defrauded by the unexpected union of the sup•
porters of Adams and Clay, in the election of
Prerridept, by Congress, in 18:25. Some of the
"known , facts," Which,. supported the charge
of the ." bargain," I will briefly :stab.,
not asserting that there ices a bargain, but
showinitintt these who did allege the bar •
gain.", did pot repose their belief on the "bast
leis fabric or vision." -
Itis a matter of history which 1 4all here
condense from , sources that , will nut be,
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of one hundred million francs. Some interixi
tinAciparirstenta hive been made with the At
isntic Attars Upon ltie Continent are still
much disturbed;: , and many of the Govern
unmstsiere =itch embarrassed financial!
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tioned, that Messi7. Adams and Clay had been
associated as Commissioners for the nCgotiation
of tbe Treaty of Ghent with England in 161,',, a
differe.nce arose between them in that negotia
tion in respect to ,a proposition by Alf. Adams
to
,surrender to the British the right of free
na l Vigation of the Missisaippi. When they re
turned home, they wrote and spoke of each
other often and bitterly. In ltci.i Mr. Adams
vindicated his course in a book in which lie re
flected severely on the character - of Mr. Clay.
To this Mr. Clay replied by a letter ',oho
A'ationa/ Intelligencer, dated Ihtb Novtuibar,
Is22,.declaring thet Mr. Adams had made er
roneous statements of fact and opirihm in re
gard the transactions at Ghent, and promising
a" narralf?e" to sustain hispositions and AS.,..er
tiotts.
price of epltop IladadTnced ciFyth at Lir
crpool. tins ' ols elo . st:a at 966961. The mon
ePgrAigtt U a trite zoom stringent.
largeleg °~IAfti'I ; NPOBI ? 3.UE h DIN~S.
q ntimber of our citizens haiing
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ndlid:Creiii 4 e!t Miss Davenport, that
ItifoilgtiViiag our city she would eve one or
.she has ;consilited to
do so, suinounees that aho 'will read Shaks
jocitruidy of °As Yon 'Like lt,"at Mason-
Vire* esciity evening, ,Alargonuto
bgnistroartntizens who do not customarily;
attertAXPOK4tle;jfillA for years desired
a "mit of *sterling ;to.the efforts of
as Yezid
The ~ A .9flF4A9',gt 8, 1 1 oPPETtinktitY Of hear
ing in 41PehlinPeTitiou. which although not
DeFaohouself 13p:ivy -to her friends in , this
:44.4fiktegi i thrs Will be her first public read
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instruette chariinter of the enter
loiyHesh Fr . tilaiithe .cke owlcdged talent
of the reailerransiber;biglisoC , ll' aposition as
714aWotediteation, Cad: varied accomplish
n&fail" tel fill Masolaic th
iinbltow,hight with an intelligent_ and
refer to the cones
g Oadof announcement in this
Trehrdiifettiffier,
On the 'll3th of December 1822, the day after
Mr. Clay's note was published, Mr. Adams re
joined through the icationai Inteq.igenccr, is a
sneering'and bitter - vein. Ile says Mr. Clay's
paper "may chance to be postponed until
".both of ua shall be summoned to account
"for all our errors,"—and reiterates the truth
.of his former 'publications on the subject.
Nothing is recorded in reply to this letter by
Mr. Clay, end this is the "a djourned quo , -
Con veraeity ": between Clay and Adane,
so fiercely handled by Benton In a discussion
in the Sonata with Mr. Clay. But there was no
rebonciliation then between Adams And Clay.
Their hostility Continued, and the contest fur
President in 1824 came On. There were five
c.andidnies r and In: some sections the canvass
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was exciting. In Kentucky, the contest was
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did,prevent, the selection of electors favorable
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.f The original
- . eclared that power so
•~Suld be surrendered, and
;edin their purpose by thous
saq.:;:;o, .c;refore had been opposed to their
There was scarcely any otherquel
. mooted in the. tour years' canvass which
-tinsued. For the previous eight years had
Moen remarkable as a period of political quiet
- 7 -it *as termed the " era of good .feeling,"—
to show how thoroughly partisan quarrels had
subsided, from 1818 to 1824, an eminent demo
crat uttered the sentiment, We are all Feder:
alists—we are all Republicans," and this seeni
ed to be the feeling of the whole country. All
the five candidate-4 in 1824 were democrats,
agreeing in their generaVviews of public policy,
and the only difference amongst them was the
old quarrel of Adams and Clay. The astonish
ing settlennentOf tbat.fend,and its consequences,
were the constant theme of the canvass whiCh
resulted in the electictri•of Jackson in 1828.
We repeat that /ID insult is meditated to the
meraor3-her of these distinguished men.
They dios;Misated by their country, and they
must ever he looked on as true patriots.
But their contemporaries who condemned their
course in the election of 1825 are not, there
fore, to he set down as the mere malignant in
ventors of an atrocious libel, if they said and
believed that, upon the grounds we have re
cited a disgraceful bargain had been made.
Adams and Clay had been rivals and ene
mies. They suddenly became friends and co
sharers in power and place Let this be ac
counted for as it may, but let us shield the mo
tives of the peOple of this country, who; in
dignant at what they, deemed an outrage and a
wrong, after the bitterest contest ever known in
the country, triumphantly carried Gen. Jack
son into office in 1828, over the heads of the very
men who, as he and his friends believed, "bar
gained " to defeat him in 1825. No man everre
ceived,iind probably no man ever will receive as
large a Majority in Pennsylvania asJackson did
then. It amounted, if we mistake not, to more
than 52.0e0 votes. The people were deeply
stirred and terribly indignant at what to them
was entireiy unexpected, and looked as unite
countable as it was " unfair."
We are aware that late in life 3lessrs. Adams
and Clay disclaimed the " bargain "—their
denial is before their reuntryinen stud we shall
not impeach WO shall not say that a paper
war signed, scaled and delivered, to the effect
that they were to defeat W-n. Jackson and de
vide the spc.ll , ---but we roust be permitted to
think that a great wrong was done to the peo
ple and to Gen. Jacksoe —and that it was not
unfair " and .uniti rely unsupported" by facts
to assert that a cempact had been f*rtifcrd
he
twenn to. (.11/IrlOnt 141 ,- n, by they
should, us they certainly did-5/101W power and
karma-.
I'h i)r!n ;?isle Corivrntinn of Kan
NEIS mot at I.sn•ronno on thy 2Sth utt H
n”rninn
Uor~+ a :' ite uinda~
Covcrnor—atattel Medan
Lietjti.ntint (1(71, err:Or -- John I',
tnry Stnto --A. I'. IVal6ei.
titnte A -.1 K.
Attormy Mr. Tburftf.n.
Sup(l-intrnrinnt of P0t.11.. Jn ructioni-
l'hwf nage \Valiant,.
AA ,. .ta , ,t, •1, , ,10rs B. Mitehi.ll anti
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A r•-•thitinh ft' ~Z ir ,r , l te, dcr r lb!, N..
.b , 1,17Nt, tr) the l'ltnrr.,l,ll Coq : .
whirl/ WM earriN! by thirty-fire Ayr.;
to to rntr •, Ip:Lt nap. An I ffort wn. Dottk
010 hi,pointaicr.t of a tf,ohltit,lll.
tAlt, Aft , : drvuf.itn it ttra. , t t , titchult-.1 that
tho To.-isnorti plw form. fi.rtile-rly
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EPITAPH ON A CANDLE.
A 'KIM= one lies buried here,
Who died in a Daccist:
Ea never rose in rank, I fear.
Though he was born to arise.
He once wee FAT, but then, indeed,
Grew thin as any griever;
He died, the doctors an agreed,
Of a most burning fever.
If e'er you said "Go ont I pray,"
He much ill-nature shwa',
On ouch occasions lie would say,
" Vy if I do I'm ni.owEn 7"
In this his friends do all agree,
Although you think I'm Joking
When Goma om, 'tis said that he
Was veiTe fond of en mum -
Since all religion lie despised,
Let these few words Brace;
Before he ever was baptized.
They SIPPEDi him once or twice
The Electoral
The free States evil
the Electoral College
Blaine - 8
New Hampshire 5
VemonL, 5
Massachusetts - 13
Rhode Island 4
Connecticut
New Vork 35
New Jersey -
Ponnsylrania _27
Ohio
Total
Tho Slave States wil
tho Electoral College a:
..I& Leuiliana..
.. 3 Arkanea.9..
.. ti Tennessee
_lu Kentucky.
.. 8 Nfle ,, outi...
.10 Merida
C 2 I Texeq
College of 1860.
11 be entitled to votes in
• follows:
Michigan
Indiana ..
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10wa........
Wintonsiu
California.
Minnesota.
0reg0n.....
I be entitled to cotes in
follows :
Virginia..
Delaware
Maryland ......
North Carolina
South Girolina.
Georgia_
Alabama
Mississippi
Total
Total vote of free. States.
Total vote of Slave States
Slajority for free States
Aggregate vales of free and slava State<
11falarlty necessary to elect a Presideat....-
A •Noble Animal!' for Sale
A man in Wisconsin has a horse which he
wishes to sell. If the animal actually pos
sesses all the desirable qualities set forth in
the owner's advertisement, he must be worth
more than King Richard offered for a horse
on a trying occasion. Here is an axtract
from the advertisement:
Thou canst trust thy labor to him. because
his strength is great.
Thou canst bind him with his band in the
furrow ; he will harrow the val.eys after
thee. -
His strength is terrible, in which he re
joiceth.
rho glory of his nostrils is Lis pride ; his
neck is clothed with thunder.
Ile paweth in the valley, and waxeth
proud Fneecl.
lie nmekedi at fear, neither turneth he
his back from the hobgoblin.
Lo, now, he moveth his tail liken cedar;
his sinews are as
His boIIPS urn like strong pieces of brass,
yea. like bar, of iron.
eatetb grasi like an ox, behold he
drinketh up a river and trusteth that he
can draw up Jordan in his mouth.
Who can open thi• don or his finse 7 vet
thou eamb approach him with a bridle.
ii t.,th areturribb , 'round about.
1 will not conesFti hir; parts, nor hii power
nor hi= cowl). proportion,.
ne• L. to.
A ti.l tii• 1.1 Mack v•lt Le trip-3
And I want to soli him for ::ortmthing
can pay my debt 4 with.
I•l2centln: arLiarpopt tho Unit,4l State:Ens
titmul %e , i , rl; 21144611nt. to :1:101 glz,n4, divided
thus Linire , t 472; frigate, ;
12G ; skarni•rs, 4.34; brigs. 15 ; and all oth6rs,
guns.
A c;;rr ,, i;poritlont of a C'nliforiiin papi:riays,
in vans Fornoy not a cntiditiali? for Cirrk of
the pelt pooto, Kibboti's friends will Fr.-
..ora his nktr , to: that. por.i:i,,n
The Post titlice Department is very di , ir. , 119
that tho N ii-kra:'Ul route to California be sto-N3-
ily opened. Mr. V Abdul bill has viTereil the
Nicaraguan government very fair terms--a
ilyilat for each pav , r,ger aera:=i; the Isthmus.
has also mt , red to build railroads IRtwoen
certain point, on the !Alit/mi. Gen. Jerez
writi:-s that an oliqaelii eakts in the [telly con
tract, but that this will probably so.on bit re-
i; Fr.,. tt., ni:1.“;,... /1 , 7:01
I Douglas tor Presldent iik ir44U),
1 After baring-mane time-, declared. through
i the columns id tlic iirruld ,4it:r urn idiom that _
l lite ,I ,---, ali .2, •tes er Iliiimis. r. it, ~,,i I . ma, LIU! neat Congress will be the mastimport
,,
who ran , I nit , tie , / I, lle , :ratle party In IN).)— ant Laxly that hay ar.Selrlblett in the Vnittal
who can .a ventral and call around him the , states rt.r the pa-t fifty year; It. members
e.msrvative den, nt ..f the i . aaintry--who can
I !
i will ho called upon to discuss revtoo present eon
pled ge , — who ; an rails to his support the pat. I''' ltiill ‘
iriots of all parties. who can insure the triumph I lately ni.. - sureed a very grave, not to say alarm
of the national Deitea:Tiscy in the great and de• tag or dangerous pliam. The debates of the
c issfau, eontest to be fought next year, it will next Congress may go far to deumnstrate
not cur trio' our readers that we express our w h ether proferimse For him ahove all o th ers, hr placing i or not our governmontal experiment
.
'
his namq at the head of 4,1 1 0 column', as our l is Et fatiurm and they will he watchiN.l with
candidate for the nom inution of the Democrat- I the most intense interc-t by the scholeeivilireff
ic nattWIELI 4:00 , entiun.
TIM contest n ,world.ow rapidly approaching, and l
for which that nomination is to be made, will The State eiections in N ow York and Sew
1,, the mo.t moince tom , this coon iry has ever Jersey take place today
•iain, and 0,,s must prepare Irm it by looking 1
d. Douglas announces that he is going to
0,
. }re
the danger FillittC4 , i:: tke fitio, and adopting all
the means necessary to .trengthen ourdefensea, , „..gland on a lecturing tour.
and to carry the war into Omens:lp of the m ,
my. ei
' The express from Pike's Peak arrived at
It will not d;; for Domoi rats to say to them- Leavenworth on Thursday night, with the
selves that the national Democratic party is a comfortable sum of $30,000 on consignment
great and powerful party---that bocam,s Dem- I and In the hands of passengers. This does not
(wrath' prilleipL, are sound. and pure, and wi!n i aok as if the fake's Peak ~t,,i,„,_,1 %. „,„ o si n
they can cry •• peace, peace_ we shall eOntillur
in the great struggle of nest year. — They humbug , "
•
roust not hug any ill ftWildeil hopes to their The total number of barrels of flour in
bosorn.
They must not Fay that the Opposition can-
spected in Philadelphia last week was fourteen
not defeat the Democratic party--that though thousand five hundred and seventy
there is a small cloud in the political [seri
non, it will not develop a Oti , rlll. and there
fore we will not prepare for it. .The discreet
mariner is always ready for the )W174:11110, or
at least puts his ship tii readiness at the first ap
pearance of danger.
The little cloud of Black Republicanism
:which roe in the east, has grown wonderfully
in five years, and now rests like a black pall
over one half of the Union, threatening dan
ger and destruction to that Union and the Con
stitution. The contest of 180 may and proba
bly will decide whether that Constitution shall
be preserved or trampled Under foot, whether
that Union shall be maintained or rent in
twain
Alfred Marks, Esq..aa.
And it is nut alone necessary that the De
mocracy put furth a platform strung in Demo
eiatie truths; but a candidate must he nomi
nated who can step Upon that platform andsay
tritely that he never violated its principles ;
that he never countenanced their violation,
and that ho ha's ever defended and never de
serted thorn.
The Democracy must nmninato amen whom
the people believe will maintain the integrity
of that platform, end fulfill i3aeredly and to the
letter the promisor and assurances of the Demo
cratic party. -
Such confidence we believe, will Mr. Doug
las' nomination inspire; uniting in support of
tho Democratic ticket, notonl v the en tire party,
but calling from the ranks of t the enemy thou
sands of voters, nnd enabling us to carry sev
eral of - the Northern States, which vitb.tillY
atter candidate will be hopelessly: Republican.
Viewing itlr. 0.6-light, it becomes our duty
pis eonsistetil and principle loving Democrats,
to put forth every proper exertion to seture
the nomination of tho man who will unite the
Democratic 'party and - carry it through the
struggle of 1860, to a glorious triumph over
sectionalism and every other ism which has
combined against the Democracy and the peace
of the country.
Singmlar
as. Truesdell, a gentleman of some seven
ty years, living in Liberty, Pennsylvania,
has been for over twelve mars past industri
ously engagekl; When - the weather and his
'health Would:oar - a, in digging,over a piece
of giiii4linear his dwelling, and carrying
the atenes and:sonic dirt into, a pile. Here
he Las' labked, taking one stone, pr a shovel
fulra,(ll4,3t a,,igke; until the ruourgl has
reached the height, of thirty or forty feet,
.an.kil. l x-lucAtarger,than hisliouse. ~He said
RBA reasonn - for his labors that he lost a
six
pence, in Lis garden. He : soon. after found
several sixpences, but continued to dig until
whole , garden had been. carried to in
crease,the mound. • Ho . is .peaceful and in
elustrioua in his .way, so family let him
work._ To their oilers of assistance he - gives
a decided negative, and digs away alone.
Mr. Truesdale is a -.well =informed man, and
talks rationally_ caa'all• - subjecti- but his lost
•
My wife has Iven sorely afflicted with Dye
pepsis, for the last year. inning this time, she had used
so many Medicines winch teemed to aggravate rather
than remote the disease, that we almost despaired of
hor meorery. Living In the rouutry, elm emoyed all
the advantitres of pure air and ii exercise, yet each day
she .oltied to be more enfeebled. With movie diftieul
ly, I pyramided tier to take your Holland Bitten., which
I am happy to abide, has completely cured her."
Reel arref—'rhe. (hatilllnn highly Conemitrated
Boatmen's nol-Itua ully, d
Bitters is pin up in war pint tattles
only, and retailed at one dollar per bottle. The great
demand for thin truly celebrated :Medicine has induced
many imitations, which the public ahould guard egalnet
purchasing, Beware of imponitlon I Hee that our name
is on tho label of orery bottle you buy.
BENJAMIN' PAGE, it. a Co., Hole Proprietors, No
ZT Wood, between First and Second sta., Pittsburgh.
Nett: g,dvertisements.
DE D ICATION OF
PASSIONIST CHURCH,
DISMINGHAM,
On Sunday, November 13th, 1859.
w Tlekets of Admission, 50 cents.
•
STOCKING- EMPORIUM!
CHEAP AND DURABLE.
M. DALY.
Stocking Manufacturer ,
ORNER FIFTH . ST. AND MARKET
Iv ALLEY, has on hand a tremendous assortment of
oolen St oekings , Hose,Socks,Comforts.Glores, Hoods,
aae.ks, for Mon and women, together with a very eaten
siveassortment of all descriptions of Goods in his line,
suitable to the season. He sells prime articles at Low
Prices. Call and examina.
Wrltemember, M. DALY has but one atoro, and that
is on the corner of Fifth st. and Market alloy. noB
MISS DAVENPORT
- r
.4
Ham the honor to announce, that
On Wednesday Everting, Nov. 9th,
AT MASONIC HALL,
Bho will rood Elhakspeare's Comedy of
sir AS YOU LIKE IT. li*
. Doors open ail o'clockr. , tThe Hooding Will commence
at 8 o'clock. • ,
Tickets of Adroisaion Fifty Cents—to be had at the
Monongahela House; at Hunt & Miner's, and at the
door. ' not
Estate br Mrs. lifargtiret 4agalre,ileod.
NOTICE GIVEbt, that .letters testa
. ,
mentary have been issued to the subscriber, as
Executrix of the last will and testament of Mrs. Marga
ret Maguire, -late-of Lower Bt. Clair township, deceased.
All persons having any claims against the decedent, will
present them tome, and those indebted to her will make
payment to
Ay .
MARGARET JANE MAGUERE,
noSattlietw - Willinmsourg,.Lawer St. Clair tp
_ .
CiTENUINE HAVANA CIGARS—SoId
retail and by the bar, at • -
✓7otl:-FLEMENGPS Druz Store,
not; comer-Market -street and Diamond.
•
•-•
,Vetv Advertistnignis.
New Aduehimihits;
CA RD.
A A. D
Miss JeAs M. parl:PPOtts t—The undersigned fully ap
preciating your merits as. actress,and acknowledging
not only - your professional ability, but your brilliant so
cial qualities, and feeling desirous of manifesting that
appreciation, would respectfully request you to giro otie
or more Dramatic Readings in our city, at a time and
place suiting your own convenience. Assuring you of a
liberal support we remain,
Yours, respectfully,
Wm. J. Howard,
James A. Gibson,
H. M. Murray,
A. M. Pollock,
James M. Cooper,
O.H. Rippey,
A. C. Murdoch,
M. Swartzwelder,
.11arman Eichlaum,
James P. Barr,
J. H. ltforango,
Samuel Allender,
R. C.SLevenson,
F. Bailey,
Thomas D. Loomis,
John. W. Riddell,
B.V. Morgan,
Daniel Armstrong,
John Niceolls,
John Marshall,
Richard Beeson,
H. H. Smith,
W. A. Gildenfenney,
E. A. 'Myers,
Charles H. Super,
Wm. H. Whitney.
Messrs. IL A. Wearer, W. J. Howard, J. A. Gibson,
A. Murray, Ge0..1.1. Keyser, and others:—
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
TT is well known that first class Dentistry
has been beyond the reach of the toss, of :people
on account of its*costlineas, and the majority,. rather
than take up with the inferior workmanshinof "cheap
Dentists," have adopted the wiser nonlife and donor
without any, for it a set of teeth be imperfect in work
manship and inexact in fit, it is worse than useress and
dear at any price.
H. A. Weaver,
George H. Kuzer,
John C. Dunn,
Henry Lambert,
Thomas Steel,
Edward Campbell, Jr.,
Thos. M. Marshall,
Austin LOOMIS,
Harry Woods,
Gmeo,
James Ledlie,
Aug. Bradle y, Joseph Snowden,
James H. Hopkins,
Geo. H. Thurston,
H. J. Rogers,
John Wynne,
M. W. Lewis,
J. M. Richards,
Samuel Harper,
Will M. Hartzell,
D. B. Ferguson,
William Scheyo.,
TIIE - CORALITE AND PORCELAIN TEETH have in
augurated a new era in the science of dentistry—being
the very best Artificial Teeth now in use, they can be
afforded at prices that place them within the reach of
all. • . • . -
Being the first to introduce these new Styles of work
to this community', I accordingly fixed such prices as I
deemed would remunerate the :beat:artistic and me
chanical skill. Since then, however,this unprecedented
favor with which the work has been received, has cona
pelted other Dentists to adopt it, ofwham wish to'
retain the old gold plate prices, which I consider Worild
be exorbitant; for; though the , new, Styles are really
. .
mOrevaluable than the best gold work,- they are .reade
.
of lss e xpensivesi material. The increased amount of
worltdone also compensates for the reduction in price.
On the other band, a . few • Dental Qtacks of this city,-
who possess neither mechanical skill. or common hon
esty, sidvertise the work at - prieesallghtly lees than my
own, notwithstanding they have neither theability nor
the right (It being patented) to manufacture it. The
object of this trickery is merely to obtain an oppevtu
nity to disparage the Coralite and Porcelain and recom
mend some of their own worthless work.
I have felt tound,inmstice to myself and the publiC,
to make known these facts:
The qualities of the -PORCELAIN OAE
PLATE TEETH, which establish theirg reat superiority
over the beet gold or other metalie plate are—entire free
dom from all metalic taste, email or tarnish. being in
corrodible and impervious to the juices of the mouth;
perfect :adaptation, or fit, (impossible in nietalic work,)
which, with much greater strength and lightness, ena
bles them to be worn with more ease, comfort and utili
ty. They are also far more durable, less liablato acci
dent and more easily repaired.
The public are invited to call and examine the - se new
styles of work at
19.1 - Penn Street, •
noTanidew N. STEBBINS, Dentist.
GENTl.xxszt: —I . thank you for the flattering encomiums
contained in your note, and apprecinn ng fully t hoOeoin.
pliment intended. beg to stale that on WEDMMAT .Ects-
ISO next I shall be most happy to fultill your wish, by
reading "As You Like It."
I remain, Gentlemen, your obliged, :
JEAN M. DAVENPORT.
rr HE PUBLIC BLESSING WHICH IS
1 now universally admitted to' exist in MOFFAT'S
LIFE PILL. 9 AND PHIENIX BITTERS, is every day
demonstrated by their astonishing efficacy in the cases
which they are announced to cure. All the complaints
of the stomach and boweb , , weakness of the digestive
organs and of the system generally, billions and Jiver
affections, night fevers, headaches, piled, costiveness,
consumption, rh u mat i , m,sc urvy, m purl ty of the blood,
or blotched and sallow complexions, soon yield to their
curative properties. A single trial invariably secures
then, the title of the beet family medicine now before
the public. Fur sale by the proppetors r W. B. Movr.cr,
at his office, 3:..5 Broadway, hew York, and storekeepers
and d
_rn_ggiata nol3:2mdaw
T( OWALL MEN IN ALL PLACES,
be these presents, that
A FRESH SUPPLY
FLEMING,
Corner Wood and Sixth sta., keeps constantly oa hand
a complete stock of
NEW WINTER GOODS
lIATS, CAPS AND READY-MADE CLOTHINII,
Oi every style, and will he sold at the lowest price. -nog
Trustee Sale, at Auction 4,
rip IrE LARGE AND EXCELLENT srtf.ck
of Wale ties, Jewelry, 31iIitary Goods, Tea
Ware, Mathematteal ' lnstruments, and Fancy oods;sat.
V. W. WILSON, 112 Wowl street, will er,tranenee this
mornam,, t lu o'clook. nriStlt
. 11
1: f' THE C ONDITION OF
THE
CONDITION 3I
E4. 1 / 1 , PITTSBURGH ' .
31oniby 3lnming, Nosetntier 7,1559.
Loalis. Balls and Di,C.741110
Sical .1.1 . !.t.a1e and kirotuiti Rent , .
Stook, and ifiscci:;u;e.~
Doe tr other Bank ,
Bank Notes and Cheeks.
TIMID ARRIVAL
AT
J. BUSH'S,
I NO_ 24 FiFT_T-1. STREET.
$1,G0,215,2:
41755 F 2
9,0.52
73_547 1,2
TIM' .5
'41a),803 15
LADIES' RODS, MISSES' HOODS,
•". Children's Hoods,
CApital 52.)4•1:.
arid
find 61pcprise Acoonnt.
l/tir to 1 ,- ,thc • • • . ....
IrculAtio
$ .2 . 24 : 4 ,2 Si
LIABILITIES.
41.143.700 00
145,793 6!
69,403 02
.111,47 07
"19,091. 00
227.90 GO
MARIPOSAS AND ISRIBIAS,
FIFTY IXYLEN
t . 4,6X , 2 SI
LADIES' LISLE GLOVES,
The ut ,ve • -, taterneat 1. correct, to the beet of my
Lo,ltli.e a1t,,l I.ethcf .IuIIN HARPER, Cthlir.
Sworn to ta:d .ohlcrtheJ thi+ 7th day of NoTemober,
It:9. hefk:or toe, S. SMITH,
n‘.:.l Nutary Public!.
AND GAUNTLETS,
O z• STATEMENT ic TIIE ALLEMIENY BANE,
OsuNit, Nommtvr Lth.lSs9.
ASiETS.
LADIES' UNION GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS,
45 4 ,
LADIES' SILK. GLOVE AND GAUNTLETS,
LADIES CI,OTII GLOVES & GAUNTLETS,
Fleecy Lined and Plush Lined.
3r . and ......
In., I ..they
other BAIA.,
1.L41 fl iTII.
57:4154) I 0
£0
at,89 , 5 70
GENTS' LOGE CLOVES AND GAUNTLETS,
$"25310 CO
I/1;0. W ,111,r '-'. " , .614 69
AiN4 , lEi.al Litpo.,:t4 149,04 i
The `6l-ttr me tit u. volv.et to t h e hest of me knowi.
o 1+,1.1 bet, f J . W . 4..,c),)K. C's filer.
zorta pu)4...nhe^.l mv, this day of No
_ Kotrf, FINNEY, Not,ry
Cents' Union Cloves and Gloves,
Gents• Silk Gloves and Gauntlets,
Cents' Cloth Gloves and Gauntlets,
Gent •• krld Gloves,Plu9h d Fleecy Lined;
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
i,TATENIENT OF THE METICHANTE," AND
9IANUFAi7IUREB. - .3' BANK OF PITTBBURGLI.
M0n.1.5y, V ovemlwr la'A.
7.42,5147 iU
-,113304
$ 9=411
1 , 10.M5 19
a 5,443 Al
but ,
Utak.-
CA.mintrln,eo-Itti .
1,2.4r11. Elllll
jlll,. I.y o b r .........
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY,
Trlninaings,
Ribbons,
Flowers,
true to the be-t of
kncutedg -a, I isa.t.f. IV It. DENNY. Caster.
Sind ta, this 711, day Of
A. IK , A,
J. F. 7.1.44:1;E4JK. Nwiitry
Ruches,
LAMES' MISSES AND CHILDREYS
fra. - 70. t`TATI'. .NIESI' ‘)F , Tut: ticos CITY BANK.
Ltv.-2, Htt•t.mg,ll., Noromt - or 7, In 9.
Cni.AA) ¢4OO f. 0.1 00
1, .1,, and 1 , ,,.....i1ut , C. , . 4 3,743 99
I r!.. t:y ,•chcr 11,..;11, . 14,34.*: t'...i
N. , .... ati , 1CT1c.:1: , ...,f c.th,t tAtnk , 1.1S•••2 16
Spc.me 99.2..'S 77
t. ;t: Z. 3,53.5 (x
Itue to other PAM:" 3,544 41
.
lA.. to IXT,..•.,‘Mr. - 175457t3 40
Th., S.lxtem. , nt i , . , 0r,17.? , t AP , Ottlifttt, to the tAkt4l of my
kr. , ..A90..1ge 41:1 , i lo: t , l. JOHN MAGOEFIN, Ca...b.
ttfttrttle,i unto 1,1 ,, ,, tm. , M 6 ds.y.
r..-. 4 _ ___ 1: , .1; EICI" FINNEY, NotAry Pul lie.
_
S}-o_STATENIENT OF THE EXCHANGE 13 INK
oF PrrTsßrltGli.
HOOP SKIRTS,
Con.tyntly on hand and eold cheap, at
J. BUS 131 3,
No. Si Fifth street.
BARGAINS:
WATCHES, lewxLRY, ETC
I,au. and 10 , 0611111..
(teal Etna,.
Sjexne in Vault.
I naed nUicre 71e ..are NOteS
NOR' , and Cheeks of tither Banks
I) Bank,.
Pdtslnr4g, tiorernb&r 7,
5t,32.,244 89
:0,1,00 , 3
154") 814
,000 00
33,382 Uu
''.43.13
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Until Tuesday, November Sth, and
AUCTION SALE,
COMAIENCII , IO
$1,5-L7lO i.
.......,-..-.......
t_•Tsc.,l :4toek it 9i2,000 00
t oulation. 448,1 W UO
Due toother Banks 'l.'.:;S . ao
, :-..utingent Fund and 8r00t..... 176,048 13
Tuesday Morning Nor. Stb, at 10 °Woe'
Continuing tmtil the whole are sold
SALE POSITIVE, WITHOUT RESERV
$1,821,713 do
I oortil} prat tho meat t+ correct to th, hest
of tap knowledgo ncd beltef. .
11. M. MURRAY. Cashier.
Sworu and motoo - rit , ,A before me. this 7th day of No
vomZor,
no c. W. ERNEST, Notary Pohl,.
COUNT.' NG-HOUSE
By order of Tnistee.
nos:2t' W. WILSON, ',A,
RARE CHANCES
F 0 R
STATIONEI2I
INVESTMENT
Beak, Pada and Officio Portfolios '
•
Mahogany, Gotta Perch* and Parallel Ruler,
Ivor! and Polished Bone Poldera,
Board, Letter and Cap Cling, heavy springs
Hr*s and. }bonze }land Clips
Youn'n Adhesive Letter and Invoice Files;
kin F g i various styles;
Ready Reference Files, assorted ; •
Nettepaper
Iron ant Marble Paper Weighta ;
Elainie Banda and R 11114.1.;
Screw, Liam and Lever' Copy ing Presses;
Vann], and Parchment Paper Copying Presses;
Copying lirnahen and Oiled Paper;
Extra Heavy Blotting Boards;
Extra Adhesive Mucilage, in stands snit bottles;
Snporfine Red, Letter and Ranker.' Specie Was;'
Arnold's, Maynard S Noyes and Kirkland'a Inks;
Litaper'a Whiney'c, and tine Glass Counting-Howe
inkstands.
no BAY & CO, 45 Wood street.
THE MOST COMPLETE
SHINGLE MACHINE
EXTAXI`.
DURABLE, PERFECT AND CTML
VALUA.BLE STOCKS AT AUCfIONr.—
Ou EVENING; Nor 15th, at 7 o'clock.
at the Commercial Sales Rooms, No. Is& Fifth street,
be sold
-12 shares Bank of Pittsburgh.
'X shares Exchange Bank. of Pittsburgh.
20 shares 31.'and M. Bank of Pittsburgh.
22 shares CAL:ewe' Bank.
Jo shares 31ahonuig Co. Bank, Ohio.
27 shares Allegheny Bridge Company.
23 shares Monongahela Bridge Company. •
shares Northern Liberties Bridge Company.
no 7 J. G. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
R TE t IV r ED THIS DAY—A new assort
WCtOLEN GOODS, DRES TRIMMINGS,
Glove.s, Hosiery, Hoop Skirts, Worsteds, Shetlands and
BONNET R1850N,4.-to-whietrwe Ittrite theattention
et customers and the public.
CHARLES GIPNhR t
No. S Market street.
STATE, TERRITORY,
DILL 130XE4 1 .-1,000 papers American
paper nested. for sale by
B. A. - FAITNESTOCH & CO.; •
cor. First and Wood sta.
lODIDE POTASH:.—MS 11: sa i e b y
B. A. FARNESTOCK. h CO.,
cor. Find arid Wood Ma,
Low's BROWN WINDSOR SOAP.= 5
gross genuine, far sale by
B. A. FAIINESTOCK & CO,
corner First arid Wood sta.
COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SA
THE IRON CITY SHINGLE MACHINE,
Facet That it is pro Tided with an apparatus by whin)
the edging of theShingte is performed by the saw whin]
cuts it. and which is a SAVING 'OF FROM'
Twenty Per Cent of Tim
SUPERIOR FANCY BL'K SILK ROBES,
and Robes VeEt a Pompadour. Also, Ono Broehe,
Chenille, Long, Striped and Stella Shawls.
nog C. HANSON LOVE, 74 Market street.
it..3LBROTYPES.—A BEAUTIFUL L DURABLE
nenzaz--warrtinted,-ean be had as low as at any
first class establishment in the country, at
noS:lw . WALL'S. Fourth street.
THIRD,-IT WILL 9,LW In EDGE
SIXTY SHING-I4ES,
mIl•T - Cr TEI
lURE GLYCERINE.- . An excellent arti
cle for chafed skin and chapped hands—a fresh
supplypst received by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
earner of Diamond and Market street.
INE OLD RYE WHISKY--For medi
cinal purpo., always on hand 'at.
JOSEPH - FLEMING'S,
earner Diamond and Marketakreot.
The Machine will also cut Veneering, Loolear*
Backs, Barrel Beads, Cigar Boxes, etc.
The Iron City 111@ehinei
,
Can be furnished complete for 1b
0 1..)3r
tuner in this city, Mr. S. S..FGWLE.II.,:end cat
in Operatiog at the Planing Zdill'ofjilfr
rierof Seventh and Grant street,.
Li BIN'S EXTRACTS, for the klankel
chief, a large assortment on hand, at
JOSEPH FLEMINLPS,
eor. Market t.t. and Diamond.
ITRY CATAWBA,±WINE Warram
pure—mit up in bottles al Et. or S.SpPr dozen.
_ JOSEPH FLEMING,
_
not corner Market street and Diamond.
S P l2 GE—Assotted, for sale l bkiniiToN
u
*, • Laney
I • atlat,
II ITN 1 ma. ell l ,,
at ( a xoBl rj
. • 0.)...0),,t .0
-RIGHTS FOR•• SALE.
The inventor andpatonteewill AliapOno all
and Territory Rights jar tlie aale and use crtt
on very moderate terms Perfspni dtsirqui ,
cannot tlnd a better Optt:trtnnityAhanAhelia
1 4.-_eall exoniane ibel
Sew Atitterliseni-
NO. 80 MARK',
ASSORTMENT OF
DRESS GOODS,
JOS W• SPENOEB,'S
Ito. SO Market St:
EDWILI). S. BUTI4ER I ,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
48 Public Landing,
CINCINNATI, 01110.
octg7 6m.
- SIMON JOH NSTON, '
...
. ,
, . , ,..
(517cCESSOR TO L WILCOX %)
RETAIL* DavGGirst
. ,
~.„ Cor., Smithfield and- Fourth S t y ,- v
ReeepS constantly-an hand, n•choice-aEsortment of in the Drug line of business. - .: , .. -
' Particular attention given to cornTionntling Pre-
MORE NEW pARPETS,
Oil Cloths, Druggets, Matting,
TAGOR MATS, RUGS, and a general_ a -
sortment of • • • •
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS,.
AS
Old Carpet Wareroops of
w../IPCLINTOCE4 •
No. 11,3 ilfariret strdet, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Atii- GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH PUR
CHASERS.
HICKERtNG Srr SONS
NEW, SCALE
•
PIANO FORTES.
rfra - E subscriber has now on a , molt
A.. 'splendid stock -of Mums,. consistingmost 6IA and.'r
Octave, in Plain and Carved Cases of the - elegant
oewnption. from the celebrated Factoz7 Of chickeditg
6: Sas. The instruments are all.-provided. with their
latest . naProvernentS, as . REPEATING-Amax, Dottate-Daw•
was, lwa , -liitirama.s, and are of their. -
EVLABQED NEW SCALE,
. .
By which much larger. sound-board is obtained, Con
sequentl3tbe tone is rendered very powerftd,yet retain
ing its swot and musical quality. By the perfection of
the , Actio: the 'performer is enabled •to produce all
grades of one from pianissiorio to for:it:Mao,' with the
greatest ese.
Cmaxema s, Son' Pianos • are thus spoken of by the
best artiste and critics in Our
THALBEG saye:—"They are beyond comparison th
best I have ver seen in the United States; and trill com
pare favorely with any rhave ever known!.
GUSTAV; SATTER, say:— The opinion which 2 ex
pressed due yeare ago, has been more than Conflrumgd
me, by to continued use of them, viz.
,Thatfor,vet
tnne and pie qualitoo f tone, with nicety of alto:Weldon,
they are urqualled: .
[From.he National Intelligence; Washington, '
.• They safely bear comparison with. instruments nts
from any . pt. of the world, in point of tone , , - strength
and el:amity of touch." - - • •
- From the -New. Orleans Picayune.]- . ;
"For exellenee of tnateriali elevation, of tak,7 and
faibbfalnes of workmanship, and above all. forolnme
and variey, mellow svreetness, brilliancy :and pernM
pence of one, they are nneqhalled." -
(Front the ,Farany JelnMah.l
"The muaivxd qualitieabelenging a
the:uln
ering insimmepts; are e full, 'mn.L.leal, riek,-andltew
urful tone free from any -wooden, notsyilixidness of
mind, acdisageeeable to the sensitive-mnainakear.
!key hat, also au easy, even and.nleasantpaid
villireepin tune better than any Pianos known. -
The rev)lie are invited in ealr and - examine- these
plendtd nstruments, which are, sold at'
F*etory Prices and 'iiV.lTat!ted.
JOHN Ii lire.)rt,
solewdAw
81 wooii!3+
THESIJILSCRIBER HAS
JUST RECEIVED from
CHICKERING it' SON,
T H I RDHI9-_FALL STOOK
OF THEIR
UNRIVALLED PIANOIi,'
To which .he ash the attention of: putchaaers, writhe
public generally ... .
. ,
.JOUN
83 ,WOOD. STREET,
PRIVATE DISEASES.—DR::, BROWN?S
'MEDICAL and SURGICAL:Office, 140. pet SMlTH
field street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dr: P ra ctice an old citizan of rittsbergn c and at-
new
been in nfor the fait' twenty2Sre Nears. - Hie bast
new luta been confined tooltly to .Private scad Barglcal
Thseases.
iZENS AND STRANGERS -
in need of a medical friend, should not fail to find out
the sure place of relief... The Doctor is a regulat_grema
ate, and his experience in the treatment of a mrtain glass
of diseases is a sure guarantee to the autterers of Obtain.
hag • permanent relief; by the hse of his remedies and
foilowing.his advice..; - . • . -
I)F.. BROWN'S RIWEDIES- • ,
never fail to cure - the worst form' of Venereal Diseases,.
Impuritieit and Bcrofillorts'Affectioni. Also, all diseases
arising nom a ,neredi tau_ taint, which -manifestaltself
in the, form of a tetter, psoriasis, and agreatmanyfhrms
of skin diseases,the origin of which' thepatient
tirely ignorant.- -To persons so-aillicted,Dr.Browrfoffirs
hopes of a sure andfredy _recarerfL 4. ,
Dr. Prown's remedies ' for ' this' shinning ' tronble
brough ton often by thatsolitary habit of sensual' grati
fication, which the young and weakminded often:give
way. to, (to their own destruction,) are the. only.rehable
remedies known in this` county—they are eats,' and
make a speedy redtoratioa of health- ' • - - •
RUEUMAT /Shf..
Dr. Brown's remedies never fail to care this_painfti
disease in °few days-he will .warrant a cure. He also
treats Piles,Dleer, Gatincerbtea; Strictare,'Utsibaliple
charges, Female Weakness, Monthly
eases of the Joints, Fistula in Ancs_Nervolal -AVMS,
Pains in the Back and 'lrdneys; Irritation of, th
der, together with all diseases of ail impure ;
A letter describing the symptom% containing*.p.
directed to DR. SRO-W.I,4NQ. SmithfieldatFeet, Pity
.
burgh, Pa.; will be immediately answered :"Medicine
senfto any address, safely pack.ed and seertre-frOMehl•
(Mee and .Private Rooms, No. z - Strifthilikkl . ':efree
PiCaburgh;Pa •
LATE I Ai-P.OIIT Q
. _
No. 19 Fifth Street.
. - vre have just received' a PAT E NTEDcheiee'seldetiohVes
EBY MR. S. C. COFFIN „.,, p ted.totheprese ;', •
Inventor, of Pittsburgh, Pa., June f th, 185% is' now
introduced to the public, and commends Itself for thelLE: VELVET
following advantages simplicity, durability; utility. '
__ -
cheapness and excellence of work. Its superiority tc
other Machines, consiate;—
SILK C.A.SELMERE:ATS-TIN4I-4"'
BILK PLuKI N%s ' TING 4,
ParlC Ptaid CasLmere _ ~eattygs:
• • •" • . Also, an clops:a allortniqe . f 1.A0.4t ;AK
*F.
FORTY TO . FIFTY PER CENT, IN CONT. 'COLORED -
Steen., By the means of two treadles, cp., block trh
placed on the Machine is adiuited in any position t
operatOr may desire, by which there is a SAYING of Suitable for, evening dress which are entirely eir „NZ*
I t-TY3.3€;,3,Ftd will be made up to erder to tlie t .terieeend
most. approrectinanner.nt mo,:iente -
SILK TSTII26S'
SAXUEL GRAY 8i BON,?:
No. 19 Fifth Sti‘let,
ERMAN. SIL'V•E'R
DOG COLLARS,
An entirely new and moetbenntifel niclejnit rceeived
BOWN & TOILtY,
136 •WootrWixt.
A.1.A.140E LOT, situated in South ISitt * .
burgh, near the Monongahela Bridge, and for
merly occupied by thejate TEIO3LAS BLACIIMORE. •
Being near the city, and fronting on the river, it would
be a desirable location •for either si-Intriber dr-plg 'Metal
Apply to JAB-BLACK/40a'
• , Executor of Thomas illaelanore
Siniultisict street '
APPLES, APP LES . . -B UrtrairatVritire . Ap,
_
pies, Just reCeiVeu ails! lor sate Tg
trot ' • ' - 'USSR :11. COLLINS.
( 4 11L9T ' OP ''.E.I:IE - - `SEASON. --.4tt Boxes
Arena' tinione, j4st , / ,s-vi vett And toro l ee 4-. . -.,
i 1
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