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fifteen thousand head were reported amongst
~t s;. a . few days of such figures would
quite'tra' spOse the_features of the market and
bringabt t n much more satisfactory
condi
tion'-of.tbi to .psekers for the trade. The
• offerin.s.w fair, and sellers exhibited in
some instaftei'm disposition to meet the mar
liet,'More'freely; t packers generally, and e
• pecially those who ze hitherto stood out of
the Market, aro vervogtline that the large
lot:of HOgs received`; d the unfavorable state
of the Wiena:t.phreicr,es.mnromartainly produce a re
range from $6,320e.
6,15 and $6,20 svriverages of 39Q1bs. to
for arex,..jsea of - 2.00 lbs.,and whilst no redu ion
saline perceived in the views of sollers,, yet
• there Was evidently a pause,in the market and.
• buyers more willing to be a little More patient
for theideveloiiment of the future. •
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the Pail") Voot.
SATURDAY MORNING
THE ART ASSOCIATION.
We have already announced the project
of an Art Exhibition to be given in this
city during the present month. In order
.that it. should-prove a completesuccess it is
indispensable that the public generally
should : take- an active interest in it. The
,gentlemen who are engaged in the move
*ment, deserve, and should receive the en
couragement afi - d assistance of every liberal
minded citizen. The sculptor, painters, and
MUSiCaTI:S of Anieriea have achieved many
distinguished successes. There is no reason
why the artists and lovers of art in Pitts
biitgliehould not share a - portion of the
haftort. --If ':artistic taste is to be stimulated
it must be by the people themselves. It is
the genuine and hearty enthusiasm of the
public Which gives vitality to the art exhibi
tione.
I.ti.a:madffiftted fact that the encouratte
ment and development of the artistic re
sources of a people are the Mirest-sign of its
power, and of the material progress of the
country. The arts of peace can only be sue
cessftilly cultivated when a nation has
reacheda high degree of refinement and cul
ture.
AmeriCan art is free, and depends upon a
free people for its encouragement. In Eu
'rop'ean countries the government and aris-
Mcrae) , are the main reliance of the artist.
Here tie' looks to the people for approval
and suppor L. Here art appeals to the masses
of the people. As we grow in wealth and
Material resources so we progress in re
finement and artistic culture.
An appeal is now made to the citizens Of
Allegheny County to recognize and support a
measure for the development of art or an artis
tic taste in this community. Superior cul
ture ...nn.d, refined taste are an ornament to
any community. Let us show that it exists
among us. We have now the opportunity ;
let us - not neglect it.. For qnce let us sink
selfishness and devote a portion of our time
and: of our means to the pure, the true, and
the beautiful. Let us for the notice forghi
the material and strive to cultivate a tact e fc.
the intellectual, Art appeals directly-1,1
our most refined tastes-and noblest nr-tme„,.
Let us answer the appeal by giving a rzetfat
ons support by every means in our pON% Al to
the first Aft ExhibitlOn of Pittsburgh.
Persons who are the fortunate -
of merdoriotisml hand some pictures, will
- perform a pleasant public duty by biatiin g
theM' for the purposes of thiS exhibition;
even at the ex - pense of some little Meonvo
Mence to :themselves. They will be \yell
taken care of and safely returned. Thor
willing to clo their part towards the ••xhibi•
tion; should nt once address tilt: Commit t,o
which is composed of the following gontle
men, C. 11. Wolfe, .1. J. Gillespie, I. W.
Hailman, F:"Kramer and W. C. Wall.
THE , WiLECUTION OF JOB N BROWN.
John Brown was executc•l yoster•la . i.,•-
twcen the hoursof eleven and twelv••
aL(Tharlestown. The particulars of tlt(;
may be found in our telearaphic col
utrins. He - has paid the penalty of his oil;-n
-,1
e€s against the laws of the country.
'Although his courage. sincerity. and 41 i,-
inte,restednes.s may be conceded, all hon•
a4d just glen must condemn his acts. Ilk
notTright, tUthough he may lco.e
tliought it so. He is no martyr to a cause,
hilt an unhappy example(of wilful
dience.folaw. He is no hero for he ili ! 1 not
strip at the murder of innocent men to c.ivry
oat his project.
~ yhe excitement which he has caused will
cease in a degree with his death, ad his
biographer, if he tells the truth, inn,t speak
of him as •a. malefactor—mislead, wrong
headed, and, perhaps, sincere and brave.
tit
MEETING OF CON GREYS•
Congress will assemble at Washington on
Monday , fie'xt. _ It is said that the President
will not wait for the difficulty to be settled
in regard to the Speakership, if it promises
to lead to a long and factious contest, but
will at-once:give the public the benefit of
the message and'accompanying reports, by
seudiug it to the, Senate as soon as that bei , ly
is 'organized. This will give the country an
oppo4uniCy to read, digest and inform them
selYes of the true condition of the republic,
While the factions in Congress are squabbling
over minor, m at terr.
THE NEXT CONGRESS
There are nine members of the next Congrs
whose seats are contested. Of 2:i7 members
elected,l.l‘s were members of the last Congress.
The Member who has been consecutively elected
for the longest provided of any one in tbe Con
gresa is W. E,W. Cobb, of Alabama. There is
only . r one Sinith in Congress ; four D.vises :
three Washburns, all brothers, and quite a
number of instances of the same name bring
hold by two different members.
Horse-Taming.
It appears that Mr. Earey nor countryman,
is still astonishing the natives of the Britif:h
Isle.. with his wonderful acts of taming the
wildest studs and making them gentle- as
A'iliort time ago he niade 'a Journey
through Scotland, and several very vicious
defied all the arts of some of
his. pupils to. subdue them, were taken in
hand by the Professor, and mastered with his
usual .consummate ability and success. By the
,
1443taceount from Europe we learn that he is in
Ireland, putting the lively Irish na,gs through
his American process, andrnaking as . &cri
. - .
" - behaVerd beasts as are to be found nn terra
firma. Mr. Itsrey has ti peculiar personal
power In taming horses, which none of his pu
-pilk have aCquired fully. In a late exhibition
given by hittt in Dublin, he induced a- rather
- fiery unbroken Inirse to stand quietly While a
large drum was mounted on his back and beat
en.. This horse, ,Which never before hit' a
rider upon his backi. r tierrnitted Mr. Rarer to
mount him: and the - Whole assembly were in
raptures withtle Xxueri9an horse-tamer.
Hogs.
The cincinnati (irotincreia/ of Thursday.
says I.4krge-_receipts have unsettled the nerve
o£ the arrested any further nit,ve
nientinAlie direction of an advance. "Nearly
•-.-t
THE NEWS
It is . atated that a discovery_ has been made
in the - South-Eastern portion of Missouri of a
vein 'of gold Which, it is believed will yield
ten thousand dollars to the ton. This is a very
absurd story.
DEC.
Judge Watts, whO is direct from New
Mes
co, says he saw Kit Carson, in good health
mmediately . preceding his departure, and
letioe, emphatically contradicts the report of
he latter's death.
We have reports of the death of Chief Justice
Ferguson, of Nebraska Territory, on the 11th
inst. He was appointed tolds position by l'ri
dpnt Pierce inifin,Afately after the passage of the
Kitniii-Nebraskii, act, and' h represented the
territory as delegald to Congres for two
years past. Ile was a native of New York,
and removed to Albion, Michigan, where he
practiced law and was chosen to the legislature.
The immediate cause of hi, death wits an at
tack of paralysfs: -
The Baltimore election will be speedily
brought to a test of its legality. Some of the
county officers elected have attempted to take
their places, Init the incumbents refused to
yield them on the ground that they were ille
gally elected.. This will bring the matter into
court to Zeeide whether an election carried by
force is legal. Any place out of Baltimore it
would be 'decided that it was not.
Lydia Maria Child is to write the life of
John Brown, on behalf of his famik. Sonio
one else should write it on behalf of'the coon
Tbe term of Governor Wise expires the ilrst
Monday' of January. He has disposed of his
estate in . A comae, and will locale himself per
manently in Richmond. The Eon. John
Leteher will enter uprm his duties as Gov
ernor:of Virgin& on the tirat Monday in Jan
A meeting-of the s.t.,chholders of the South
ern Paciti.• Railroad wn= held at Louisville on
Thursday and Frida:, of last week, Dr. .1.
Fewlkes read a report in which he presented
very flattering account or the conditions r.hd
proFpects of the road. He said that measures
had been:taken by ILIVItni of sales of present
stock and by Embsoription , to raise Two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, to he wed in con
structing the road. it this amount one hum
drk - al thousand dollars ha, been raised in Teens
alone, leaving one hundred and fifty thousand
to be obtained. The chief object of the Com
vention was the organization ,of the Comkany.
and the raising of this needed amount. A
committee reported that the company was free
from liabilities, and its •.1....•k fully represented
by its property. The ,onnuittee reported reso
lutions that the chairman appoint a committee
~f three to take up a ,ul, , cription of one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollar:. and tender the
same Lh .1. Edgar Thomson, in accordance
with the s .'ligges than' of the report.
\Vashingt..ll has perform,l
act. in pre, , entll)!Z 1, the MOll,l Vi•r11 , 111
fund the sum of $1:228,:2",, being th ,
O!.. the Mount \'rnon htettuilrmt trip,
, for th,t rut. cur
•
\Vonderful account- , are ;ivi-ri in L!i
fornizt tilt' ~r tb
w.shoo •
e.r1 , 1 r , fltlWrlt`ki 1111111.• x:
of Chili and Peru: The coin Ines being work,
rd is sitwitol ju>t ov , r El," ling of - ,',,lifvrtint,
T,rritory, ,11.4.5 int t,t,otit. 17 - , wok,'
front Saerton , rato city, acc,iil ti,
1. ,. :111 . N., Over 400 of whi,.lt ar.• n"tt , I nulio ov,r
flint= routo to and from Stilt La L.. Thy wln
werttiiiscover , A by tt wan I.tillit•ti C 041,14,1,
ii., .4 , !'l 11 f•pr wall
;itik..unt
tlowi. tine l:ol4,pany Ili , \l't.l.ll
C,,lnpany„ are 140 -Ling out 3: the rub , t
tons it day of tho oro,
ton.of the fituu t t stripy-4 from the eon., ;,:likkkik
ha: bean ykidinr7. by tho •• ra,ta.
prooor,s ovor :,41111 per kitty but lb, ,old
they g-,ni,wn, and gradually niertz
:',ng into silver. The vein has been trh , e,l
over if thousand ft•P`t. 1 . 11•• rth-il Cu. l.tv,•
IIW feet;: , next: coutes Bryant Raymond.
who own fifty feet, for which they paid $1 ,. 01
per foot, from which they have already ,dopped
thirteen tons ore, worth, by actual demon,tru
tion over $3,000 per ton. From the Walsh vein
there have been about twenty-eight tons ship
ped. This ore is sold for from $2,&00 to $C.,1300
per ton, containing both gold nod , bet
principaily.
The mormons nre-inaki ng n determined re
..?Letttn,ce to tim authority of the Federal Court-.
They are crPatinc: rooms of their WWII, ♦rich
concurrent jurisdiction, and givin s : W the Pro
bate Courts, common law and chancery
juris
diction.
The chairman of the Republican State C'orn
mittee of Indiana, ha, addreF , ed an elaborate
memorial to the National Republican ,Com
inittee, urging the selection of Indianapolis as
the place of holding the National Convention.
From the Philadelphia CMfee circular for
November, we learn the total import of coffee
to this port since the . 1q of January last, is
181,560 bags, being an increase of 42,36 F over
the same period last year. The total imports
of all descriptions for November i=
hags the sales 14,060. at from 101 to
Fourteen youths, implicated in the recent
plot in Turkey, were, wititnut trinl, tied up
in FIVI;;:, with a thirty•pmind shot at their f,et,
and utUetly thrown into the Boaphorm.
The island of Ceylon is celebrated for its
tropicael luxuriance of animal and vq:-.-tabie
life. Huge elephants roam its forests in largo
droves, and the richest spiel, impart fragrance
to every breeze. 'Vet with all its abundance
it does not seem to bo a very inviting ''coun try
for a resideuce. There appears to be a bitter
for every sweet; poisonous serpents and noxious
insects are vary numerous, but the greatest- pest
of the whole country is the land leech-. In size
they arc about en inch in length and as line as
a knitting-needle, but they are capable of swell •
ing out and distending until they are about
two inches long and as thick tea a writing-quill.
They are so . flexible that they can insinuate
themselves through the meshes of thOinest
stocking. WO ascend np the back •to -fasten
upon the Mo. t tender parts of the body. They
are never found in ponds and moist plaees, but
lie among the grass and fallen leaves, and suet,
is their vigilance and instinct, that they hear
man or horse at a considerable distance, when
they prepare for attack with great alacrity.
They advance' by 7onur circalar strides and lay
hold Orthe traveler's foot, raise themselves
from the ground, and ascend his dress in search
octal aperture to enterfor a feast. Musqui toes,
-spiders, and centipedes are very troublesome
pests, but they are all "gentlemen" in compari
son with the land leeches of Ceylon.
ittorrlsy and the Drovers
The Albany Express gives an account of a
scrape which „Morrissy got into on the cars on
account of his readiness to take n• hand in at
fisticuffs . . According to the Albany paper,
some drovers, in consequence of their being
more than enough of them to fill the car ap
propriated to them, took their seats in a b o dy
in a car on the Express train 'near Rochester,
but on presenting their "passes.," the con
ductor refused to receive them, and demanded
other pay—a man.named Reynolds being the
representative, in thisparticular, of the drovers.
then the' conductor ordered them to leave the
cars, which was also refused by them. The
conductor then called on Morrissy, who was in
another car, for aid in ejecting the cattle men,
aTilliTtliftrattait Reynolda tut thee 4 0110 , tag Ztilt.t.
with, upon which a clinch was at once h.d,
and the bruiser soon found that he had caught
a Tarter, and got more Wadi he bargained tor,
when,he and his conductor friend had to back
opt and leave the refractory drover:, in posses
sion of the car to the jOurnoy's end, forgo out
they would:not at a 'point abort Of
Land Leeches
" WALKING THE PLANK."
The history of the West is one long record
of bloody andatrocious dedis. Notthe least
in the dark and interriiinak' 4 e catal&ngue is
the little event we are now about to lay be
fore our kind readers. We heard the story
from the lips of one wh‘professed—and we
had no reason to doubt his word—to have
played a prominent part in the thrilling oc
currence, and we give it to the reader just as
we heard it:
"Some rears ago," said the narrator, "a
friend and myself agreo to take a tramp,
hunter fashion, through the great wilder
ness of the Northwest. Having provided
ourselves with what things we thought ac
tually necessary, nothing more, we
started upon our perilous journey : for that
it was perilous we were fully aware,: lm , '
every- meter will admit.
'•After encountering innumerable hard
ships and many dangers, we found our3'tives
in the wildest kind of a region, many miles
distant from the haunts of civilization. Al
ready we had passed through enough to
have discouraged most of men, but we were
young and full of blood, and not easily put
out or frightened. This was particularly
the case with my companion, whose mune
was Andrew Huff.
"Both ofgis c•re perfectly healthy, as
strong as iron. :ant con=i lerably experienced
in the use (.1' such articles as rifles, pistols,
and bowie knives. In all these respc.et swe
could 1101.1 nut• own with the best: had it
Fern often\ is.. ‘v.• .d l otibl never• have lived
to reach the point at Aviiieli we tinnily ar
rive, 1.
"Just about dark one evening in the lat
ter part of .luly, after a hard lay's tramp, we
halted for the night. A darker, deeper,
lonelier solitude titan that which surrounded
us, it would be hard to imagine. t-iiilently
we built a hale fire awl supper; silently we
ate it. Worn out. and fu• thy• time boing
slightly dispirited, we a ere in no humor fat
conversation.
-For =onto time ITe sat by our eamp-firo
without uttk riii a sinric word, and alinost
without innving. I was thinking of home
and 111oSe0 it is only reason
•tllet. ,upisi=e that Huff was similarlyocou
piod.
"Alter the lar,e of ..ome time, our file
burnt l n., utvl I aro, , e to replerti4 it.
Tholcerlc of R won' , Thirtled me, and I invol
untarily addressed my companion
" Hutt' did not !in..3wer mo, however. hot.
without noticing the eircumst:inee, t threw
a q uantity of riiiigoti;on the tire and addri , , , -
ed him.
The usual course of operation in puffin ,
rot/ ntorf,it in , ireillation -lore the e-rtab ' -
lislonerit of the telegraph, we are informed by
the brokers, is to begin in a circuit hundreds
of voiles nwny from the commercial centre,
thus securing Noveral days of uninterrupted op
eration before the notes are returned and the
fraud is exposed. There is reason to believe
that this policy Mtn- been pursued in the present
instance. Nearly every hank in ' , or eity has
more or less of them. The Philadelphia Rank
itself has some 1.710. that it Can not tr u ce,
and a much larger amount bad been 1,1 • I'i veil,
the source of which is known. The 104 n to
the banks of thin city will be, probably, by the
day's operation in these bias, about $.20,000
We have no doubt the losn in greater to banks
more retrmto, and to the users of paper eurren
e, a ill nronably ani,nm,t lu hundreds of thou
sands of dollars. A more successful counter
feit limn not been foisted on the community
for y,aArn. The genuine 1 issued in May,
}alum iss9, are printed in black ink : and, Cu, far an
" I was dreadful drowsy, and dospite our has yet been di,overed, there aro no counter
pertlott. situation, de-a, every error; 1 I bats of this issue in black. The are also
made to the contrary, 1 could not entirely mlmir.,Lly f•.Ntt•llt,d.
14 , itit the ot•97iWit,rlllg influence of sleep. An there never was a germine fifty by the
tocasionally I started up -mtblenly,antt found I rhiladelphin Bank of that date, the public
that 1 burl Leen dozine The last time I wac will be sufficiently protected by ob,-erving the
aroused, I %-:2li awoke be OW h a rk of a wolf, matter of date. 'cher, are however, counter
.l mitring to insfeat, beheld th e fierce bit -":05 from the situ' plate in black ink, dated
not a dozen 'tacos I • r ,, rrl I M:sy 2, Tlie tam that all thy: bert judges
animal
sus eves elarinr, upon inc. fisait the dark nenn. I '4" ' 4 "-luallY ' l " , t 4 "- 1
Scutum' 0P a Imam'. I Hutu: it at the rapaciou- tb of lion comPkte
is
monster with all lIIV strength. It struek the imitation, and bow nielein it will be to at
lom full in the face. and with a terrible I,vl t"'"['t rc reliable
--
ht. darted MI into the lort,t. HOF .lid not P Sim, the aboy,•
eve
Honed ' through dispatelm
aw,the, lii not even stir. ,•.0 sound was , • ,
Li
o: f:: is city, t hat the spariou- money
he.-n uttered throto4ti
fter that I did not feel much ineloied „n„
y nun-. in, un• 5 th nmd „
to loop, tlunrclimdbTli vit.', r . ctoly atcertmned that the money Has
,a heani I ‘,a.mined my rif!•• air! u od ir. N, Mobile and
piled more t ,, pg.)t: , sits the ii r• , The ,rigituttnr; r.f the fraud ap
!!e 05. e , !Ily Cyr: , i ! ally ! 11,3}1r to have had :Igen:- in all thee. who
• irfdrnete I by their principals., tttrough
the medium of the t:lc!2;raph, at what time to
pa , . them.
" Take a fiqv hours re , t. Andy, and I'D
ke , p watch. - said • and atter thut you can
do the saint' l ry
gni.. no 'answer, and then I h,.
can to notice 111 . c companion's unusual taci
turnity.
" Anything the mutter Andy ! said I. re
garding hin
No answer again.
" That's a little strange," I muttered, nor
ring over toward my companion.
Buff was sitting facing the tire, with his
heinl bent upon his knee;:. I shook him
without arousing him. Finally, I raked his
head, and at once litacune conscious that he
soimilly..looply uslecp.
•• Laughing on' the fears which heat for a
1 . 4 , w kw , mol ,l, oppri,, , vd 1 Lek. Iluti
to enjoy hi. nap, and settled myself down
tall) tin Cirellllll-tallet , " lt 61.11 d
11,0 , 1 , TWO:UM:II I . l,itor-.
S.une tune pa. , -4,1 ,11•1 ..1"•4:in
itt-utr4n,l,l)
:1!3 , 1:1
11,,r Ile elo-ed --
my knees Lent bent , ath wa,d,out
pi ng uthemound,when I W. 4, , 11'1 , 1 4. 1 . 5!y
:Lr0u..,1 by the sound of t mail i voice:
'• Lute d'yer !'' were the
word., %lie]) fell upon toy' ear, and arou•-ed
me to full eoncionsrn.,:s.
•• I looked around in lkwilderment. t tut.
little vamping gr out 1 , 1 w:L.s i•neirultql by a doz
en or more brawny, fierce looking
IL was a eompleto surprise. and uu
,pur of the moment, I yelled aloud- -
Andy. Andy. wake up '•
YeN wake up. Andy eehoed the out
law, loudly :end deri±,ively.
:Arou"•1 at 11+1, Collir:tde Ilentllt , (4.
Op, il,'\t I11 , iU11•llt WaS
Lyme iL
•• I tiztantl) a doz.,. ti or 61;4. , ;r,•r,
levied at a frith d.•adly
• • Yer ain't coin' to Amp; tight, : u ye
d.Nnanded one 61 of the outlaws, a brutal
looking wrQteli ; and the leader of the Lim&
:lb it afterwants
That der,nd, .ireiiniAtinees !'
,ponded Andy, unhesitatingly. 'We're two
F'.
ood men. afraid of neither man ion beast
—and if your intentions are hostile, as th e y
appear to he, you may talie to'y' word for it
that we'll give you all the trouble we can.'
er won't 1101 T. tcili yPr ',joined thy•
desperado, tauntingly. • I yell liar
ver hand , full of yer try that ,ort 11% a
game.
" .IVell what do you want here. :my
how I demanded boldly, fully satisfied in
my own mind that if wo got out of our pre
t•ri t serape we had to fight it out.
" ' What dq we want liar r was the rapid
reply. I guess the forest's as free to us as it
is to any one eke. Don't kalkela to that
you'r boss here, stranger, do yet
No t' was Andy's quick reply. and Ill•
took the words out of 1T711./l 11”I' :irt•
. 11 But that's not to the point he ad
ded : • what do you want with us !'
" ' name) an' yer trap., Understsnd
that sort 'u talk, don't yerl"
" Yes, we understand that you'r a gang
or thieves and cut-throats !' responded A
.Iy, fiercely :" but if you get etiv thing from
ue you'v got to fight for it, though we are I,l'l
two against a dozen. (live 'ern a shot, corn
rado added the fiery fellow, addressing
himself to me. ' We can't make the IT/titter
mwse.'
" I thought so too, and raising my rip,.
rely myself' tired simultaneously.
inniediaiely two of the outlaws tell
.ail to the ground, and the rest uttered
citnotirted yell that sounded more fearfully
than the howl of the wolf I had so recently
driven :may.
oNcLuDr.D ON MONDAT.I
CHEAP MA V ELINII.—A stripling of sir
teen, who blacks boob , for a living at the rail
way station in Boston, has traveled through
nearly every State of the Union, achieved his
passages from place to place by ingratiating
hinn.elf with railroad conductors and agents.
He has just arrived froni St Louis, the entire
expenses of his trip being thirty-two cents
TnE mansion in which William Penn, the
groat peace-maker, passed his days after found
ing the "City of Brotherly Love," is situated
about a mile above Bristol, Delaware. It is an
old quaint looking building, with its gable
ends made after the fashion of several centu
ries past. It stands looming forth as a Monu
ment of a past age, connecting it with the pres
ent.
Reduced b}• Byspelisla to a Mere Skeleton--
Cured by BcerhareN Holland Bitters.
MP,: A. MATeffrrT, a trader, probably as
!mown asany man in Western Pennsylvimm,stMem
us follows :
s I met with a farmer in Armstrong county, who w.
le t Puspcpsta to a men sktleon. I persuaded him
to buy a 'bottle of tkerhave's Holland Bitters, believing
it would cure him. 'Meeting him sumo months after,
what was toy teitonlahment at finding him hale and
hearty man; ho told me he now treighed tiro /nnahm/
poun4 and that thiswonderful change had been pro
duced In kkerhare's Holland Bitiore, to which he attrib
uted solely his restoration.'
'land Car4elfy.—The Genuine hi,sllly Condentrated
Ba•rhare's Holland Bitters is put up in half pith bottles
only, and retailed at one dollar per bottle. The great
demand for this truly celebrated 310dicine has induced
many imitations, which the,publie should guard against
pbzubasink. Beware of r impusitiou Bee a m , a m name
is °tithe la - bete( Fiver) , bottle you buy.
'BEXIAIHEN PAGE, Jt. co; 'sow Prorletora,'No
27 W 450.1, betw6eh First ;lad Seac7nd fits,Pit
aburgh
•
Dangerous Counterfeit Bank Notes:--An
Extensive, Sn'lndle of Ranks and
Bankers.
It was mentioned yesteiday that well execu
ted $5O and $lOO counterfeit notes on the Phil
adelphia Bank had been discovered in that
city. It appears that 'Messrs. Drexel & Co.,
banking- firm of that city, received from New
York, on Tuesday 'mu-Elit:, a remittance of
$3,000, which was coon after depoci Led at the
Philadelphia Bank, without the least stipi-
Mon of tiny thing being wrong. One of their
clerks subsequently on benring , tbat counter
feits on the bank had appeared, proceeded to
the institution, and on examination by the offi
cers the whole package was found to consist `lif
counterfeits. The party in New York from
whom the package was received. are known,
but they no doubt were deceived, as the
cnun
terfeit is so admirably exeeated. The Ledger
says:
So well are they executed that they have
been taken at the counters of several of the city
banks, including the institution from which
the notes purported to be issued. The imita
tion of the genuine issue is so exact and the
signatures so much like those of • the president
and cashier that those gentlemen could searee—
ly distinguish between the good and the nod.
In addition to the remittance received
. by
Messrs. Drexel St . Co., from New York, Messrs.
Work, McCouch & Co., bankers, received
one, which chille from the west: the whole
amounting to several- thousand dollars..
some of the counterfeits received at the banks
were deposited by well-known business men,
who had obtained them from others without
suspicion of their character. It was at firstsup.
posed that the notes were printed from genuine
plates, surreptitiously obtained, but a close in
spection of them showed that they were entire
counterfeits. The $lOO notes aro printed in
blue and dated January 1, 1858. Of the gen
uine notes of this date and denomination, but
few aro in circulation. The counterfeit 503
are printed soimi in black and others in
blue, and dated February Ist, 1859. There
never was any genuine 50s issued of that date
pritited in blue. The tel that the counter
feits were circulated several days ago in the.
South, is based upon a dispatch received
j here by Presid,nt Robins, from a party in
New alrleans, stating that $4,1510 in $lOO hills
of the Philadelphia Bank were in their hands,
and u,king if it was all right. Mr. Robins
thinking it was not all right, so telegraphed
in reply. It is suppused that the counterfeits
have been circulated largely through the South
and West.
The suzar plant v- in th.• vicinity of 11:i
Huu•.4r Oro tin• •in . ,-ar erip «illl -' lit
tlo over half the yield of 13:4 v.ttr.
ItF.MOCHATIC
-r th' THOU. , WARD, Pot...
borgh. wN ttp•et tit
Att. la/ 11..immar i',l,llll3ti• for the oth. t• of
A 1..14:1CM kN. op. n Imm it n'eleol. I'. 11.
CANI.II , ATE. , 1 . , r nt'Nl And other 11 and
;II be no:nowt,' tbs . inttr;:trzt 3111N1..4 V. 11, ci•rn.
ber Nth int.t PPPPI - `•:, bow, of 4 and
o'elook, P It, ~; Es4,llttre 17,111111:W o.
_ .
11 II
mFAITANIt• rum, soeIF7IN tr.ttal
. - tt the m... - to.ktto!b-, of It 'No••
7.1 t tt'lrry, ,i„. s, 1,.• bi-41
ut th , Mill, Fifth -Arret. .3111:, DA V,
o'eteek A. Ai POLLOCK
de:b . /Lb:s 94.... - .•t,ry Al
N.,...41'1,1,1,1,11 . 4rt.,(-
Nt.ll; ( . 1,,T111N41 1 I
If you do not 1,1:, litl: 4 I', mil CLVI II-
I NI: til
J.•l l'orovi nt Wro.l am! ,inth • tr,et..
LADIES' CONGRESS KM BOOTS
AT ONE 1)01.1,A.It ['ER l'Alli. Lathe,'
Ii IP HEELED $1.0,1
hi .7-AINS. at And n I.ln, s4 ,,, ,trnuut 01
Y 4 dab:, -'6lla,e,' and 11,0,1r,W,
Selling at the S3lllO prep - vela - ea, Call 11.11,1 fur
your , elve,. UN It Crlllll. Cost you :111311'mill. IN morn her
the place. at the Cheap Cast. Stu, of
do 3 PA' Marko ..Ih.et, ?.1 door frt Fifth
'flijil)ll)Elti ES AT CA
AT
NEW AND ELEGANT sTYLES;
NEW AND }MD:ANT sTYI4S;
PRENciI coLLARs AND SETS ;
FRENCII col.l,4Rti AND ! , ETS
AT PRECISELY EtSTFIzN o;; , T:
Al' PRECISELY EAsTERN i usT;
AT EAToN, GHEE MACRLIWS;
AT EATON, cREE 8 AIACRLIM'S;
—20 i) IKirrek choice 1.4re01l AP'
pla n. )iist feeetv for stole by
JAMEB A. FETZIiK.
tle3 Carnal. Alarket mud First streets.
IN lONS. —Su harrel prime i Onions. Intl
revinved and for ~ale
QUNDRI ES.-
kJ 3. jar , Packed Butler ;
1 barrel Freak Loll Putter;
I - Pure CrabAteler;
• rhea Homing;
Gv tai,n. White Beam=;
[try Apple, •
Ear Corn;
450 " Spring and Fall Barley. for aide Iv
JAMES A. FET2.ER,
de3_corner Market and Firm !Orem,.
B OWN& TETLEY'S
OPEN DAY AND EVENINCi
A - --
TTENTIO INVITED to our beauti-
Of Mappio Bro.'s, Rogers', Wostenholme's, and all other
celet , rated manor:loaners..
GENTS' DOUBLE-SOLE and
Double Upper French Calf Boots,
No. 1 IVINTEIt-S'rRAINED LARE),OI L
for sale lu quantities. to.sui puictmers. by
301INSTON;
de3 cor. Smithfield and Fourth sta.
X7~EAE . AND 4XAMLNE our
stoOk of e very viiiety of Dre 44 faxid . A, `S'flawf4,
Ne..dle-work a/0 Domestic Goods.
del HANSON LOVE, 74 Ataz4et gG
, .
MME
Retr ldvertisentents
FLUMING , S
FUR ruc wEATHER,
BOOTS, SHOES AND GUMS,
JOS:. li. BORLAND
). 1W FIFTH .ST RE ET
No. 17 Firm . sTitEEr
JAS. A. FETZ.X.It.
corner Blarket and Fir-t
SHOOTINC CALLEHI
NO. 136 WOOD STREET
POCKET KNIVES,
CARTIVRIGHT s YOUNG,
cturing Cutler B.... No. 148 Wood eitrnet,.
JUST RECEIVED AT
W. E. SCHMERTZ d. CO.'S,
N0.:..1 Fifth street
-few. Adaertisem en
A PIANO AT A BARGAIN.
ANEW PIANO, 7 Oetaveg,
RosEw4.ol , l'AsE. L ••
\ le, with Carvioi Low,. : mil
liar! Kuv , .. Name
ri-tard. &v. Tile N.,' York once of i.tyle of Piano
5.150, but it will be soltlal a groat toduction. to etose
conmaluromt..
This il,trament 'nay be seen a' the PI Ni IVAIZE
110C.M of
JujlN. H. MEI.I.DIt,
de3 No. sl 56,1,e1 •tieet.
THE LITERAIzY PUBLIC trill 1•21,11:ie
X notice that an AdMinistrator's Sale of a very yania
lilo Private Library will take place, by catalogue. in the
accent floor Aucti•di Hoorn, N 0.54 Fifth street. on SAT
URDAY EVENING, December lath, at 7 o'clock. It in
cludes many important works now ditlicnk to obtain,
and invaluable to the sch6lar, or fora reference Library,
much as Alyelopredia, 41 vols., quarto,Lialf eta;
larendon's History of the Rebellion, vole,: BritiAh
Classic's 6l cols.: Latham's General History of Birds,lo
via... quarto; Wilkinsun's Ancient Egyptians. tivelumest.
Wilkes' Exploration', vole, and Atlas; in Natural
llis
tnry—Linuneus, 7 cols.: Ituifon, ii vols. Currier . , 4 vole :
Numerous Works of 'fravel.: the Selene,: litsteries.
he. 31,4 .4 th, works me fine English editions, and in
Excellent Bindings.
Catalogues tire now ready, and will ho s=at to hay ad
dress. Those unable to attend the sale, can hove their
nesters carefully attended 10.1,5 •
ile3 .1. G. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
VALIaBLEsToCKSAT AUCTIU .
On TUESDAY EVENING, Doe nth. at 7 o'cloek.
at the Commercial Sales Rooms, No. 54 Fifth street, will
—LW: Solll—
•
5 shares PAM; of Pittsburgh.
lo shares citizens' Insurance Company.
In -hares 'Western Tromranoe Company.
20 shares Eureka Insuranee Co.
03 shares Monongahela losoranei• Company.
2(1 shares Allegheny Insurance Company.
deb .1. G. HAVIS, Auctioneer.
A(.; TWO-STORY-DWELLING
1101 7 SE, with two lots of ground, eaeh 20 feet front
on Ann street. running through to Leacoelc street. The
house is large and convenient bah and two parlors;
Ilining room and hitehen; three bed-rooms; grape arbor.
bake oven; hydrant; trees, dm. Also, a frame house of
three rooms, all In good order. For price and terms.eall
at the Real Estate Office of
de.l S. NITITBERT k SON. 51 Market
HEMP AN D CANARYSEEDS—.—FresIi
and' clean, for sale by •
S. JOHNSTON,
de3 ear. Smithfield and Fourth sta.
BRNINU F .
LUIDA superior article
for sale. by H. JOHNSTON.
de3 Corner of Smithfield and Fourth sta.
ri WELLING HOUSE ON FIFTB ST.
jr . FOR REST.
S. cUTHBERT k SON, 51 Mnii.m
Dwelling floiaNe for Sale.
AFinsT.RATE . three story Dwelling
lion-e, No. as Ross street, between Third and
Fvorlh htreet, is uttered for oral,. 'rho house ia well
finished and recently repalri.d: has bath-hop=e; with hot
and cold writer; raved yard; Ceme"t Collar Fluor under
the ii holo.twdlding; Ga. in pearly all the rooms. Terms.,
Sl,noit—iiplat h, and the I,alanee in equal annual pay
ments, pAyable in rught3 Possession diem an the
firm of April.
Enquire . ,on the premier,
GREAT BARGAINS
JOS. W. SPENCER,
No. SO illarhet,
H . AS CsT RECEIVED A LOT .OF
FINE, FULL-NVII,TH
FIGURED FRENCH MERINOS
AT (;2i CENTS 1 YARD
CHEAP DRY (;DUDS AT SPENCER'S
CU EAP DRY GOODS AT SPENCER'S
CII EA P DRY GOODS AT SPENITR's
1 4 1 01.7 LOTS„,...DJOINIAC LA IV RENO&
vILL. Ito fe..t. Thoy oIP
ehrap. Information to 144 obtainorl
FLUE.
maictl—The 8t• - •ekho:dler, of the. I,A.ll:vaNce-
P4ANS hoot. ~ o PANT win i:lott
on TU F.SM V. the 44.11 dr, of liooeml,r next. at cla
n7liof 0fJ1,.115 O.ItIUII 107 Font( h strre.t.t.twevu
the 110111 , of _:m,' P. N.. to e1..0t the Nat,-
:Old one Trtaci,er. ti, :erk e f..r tile pre,elll.
u. t he
• 00: , ) .31S. P. R.I.C/lEV.
=MN=
r . r. N (I
"WE
DEL I'TUAI. 8 %YETI INi.,llltNu r.: Co.
Ne.rl-.1) •
,- AT A MEE l'Ust: II ttoARD r,
11.1.1tn.d.1). thu
•
. .
th, I. l otu “uthori,..,l be opened fur
tot, tr.. ,tpttiti +toil; 01 tile OMIT
ploy, in el urd on 11,0 lint dAy of FO.ruory.
I , c .a ot, wol utter Irlttott dolt. Do toth,CriptiOritt Alan t.
11, o t protib
1.. tto }'car 11•14 i. 0111 y, to rheiLir,l in
sur.,,,rir Inn, to the Incream.l outwit/11 ,tack.
;n Ithittrittr pnivid , ii for in the resolnnon of the
Fi..nnl of [too, tor,,:oloptAd June gth.
lIENRY iII'I,I3URN, 5..--cretary
Valuable Propeetv lin. Sale
or ExOtatt" - e.
ACRES, iii Sol n tirse t county, adjoin
mw the town of Soln,r,ct.wil: I.,A s chript!sod of
Ity HlO under,lgned el -op for LAS}. or ill olitittiiltre for
prol,rey ndjnovnt.nt in the cite of Pat, , hurgh. Th; farm
I. 'yr.!! nnprorPd with valuahh: buildings undlvan. and
us, a deslinblo hwativn fur L cluck or thiry (Arm. Lame
dints oitontion l.r do.Orod. dryly
MAItTIN CONNELLy, Penn
r,r, J. I) : Roddy, Esq., tionin.rst, I's.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
WHOLESALE MO REM, IN GREAT VARIETY
JAMES ROBB,
INT . S 9 MARKETST-,
OW offer, to the public a large :tad iv
011
N,elele4lvtork of Ifo4 ),I'San,l6llolE.'S nt. , r,ntly r...
and Youth,' Char. Rip :Ma
Calf Boot, 0x.r..r11 11r0z., , An,,
Chiidron's
:vters, Slippers, de. Children'r Metalic Tip I.lobtstuld
Shoe,. Melt 5 Cork Sole anti Water Proof 1.1.0,0 r...
- - -
IP-Pitmenlac iittention is paid to getting up CITY
MADE WORK. 'rho weiihing to i firoeure 4i - bargain
evuld do welt to call and emionine lintsteek liefore
yne
chartng eleen here.
4c2:1 y' JAMES ROBB.
HOT AfR -FURNACES,
C IR, C S ,
PUBLIC 80100 LS, AND PRIVATE 1101,SES;
ANDERSON & PHILLIPS,
BURNING FLUID, and :01 the Burning
oibi, for sale at
JOS CPI! brut; Store,
amitit ocriter of Diamond' arid illarkot atccof.
El AN' E .11 1 sT R ECG VED a large assort
ment of Genuine HaVana Ci cam. Call and try them.
JO El'll FLEX! ND,
cor. Market. td. and Dtantowl.
•
LEI I 7._•:OAPS.--A tresh supply of Eng
l., lish, French and Amerieniquat received by
JOSEPH FLEMING, ,
maul corner of Marko' street. and Diamond._
PER FUMERY OF ALL KENDS, at
• JOSEPH FLEMING'S,
noiki .enro.a• Diamond and Market street.
NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASON.
SAII'L GRAY & SON,
HAS OPENED,
1 1 1 , p . r ITION TO A LARGE ASSORT
-I[N-1
0 H S,
In the mod dehirnble vole, for FINE DRESS 'AM)
FROCK COATS, Raver&
Nen - Varieties' in •
Nap, Harrington
• .and Elysian
BEAVER OVERCOATINGS';
CHOICE STYLES IN CHEVOITS. SC., &C., for
WALKING SUITS;
AND THE LATEST DESIGNS FOE
TROWSERS WAISTCOATS.
No. 19 Fifth Street,
IsIANUFACTUREIS OF SA AV
YER'S. CHEMICAL OLIVE F.P.ASIVE- SOAP,
alter "subjecting it to the severest testa known to the
trade, are fully persuaded that there is ne Family Walk
ing Soap in the United States, torso little money, haring
at once so inlay good qualities, (and to few diecounut.)
OR BEAM - I—ln, colorn, - firmiteas., surface and tex
ture generally.
OF PlallTV—ln,- fteedom from rosin, turpentine,
clay, fish oilik.stale grearre, and adulterations.
OF QUALITY—o
F r washing elotheri, of every desetip
hoe. coarse or finer- cotton, linen, woolen or .1k; dyed,
printed 0; white: far talanco tar, grease,
pitch. paint,
col, printers' ink,' sheetnaltera'• wax, eta, front clothes,
furnttum, and ,frorn:the bands. .
Give it a [fur trial for Sontselres, and ha convinced.
Remember,-the - taMseis'pn bdett bat: •Asiefai g copy
-of thedirectiona. B. CL, ej.-11. SAWYER,
jeB Lfiu.W.Qll4.lWittittittlittnAtl
For Sale
81iFFABLF FOR
MANUFAcTURED BY
O. 150 WATER STREET
LIVINGSTON, COPELAND S. CO.,
Proprietors;
•
MANUFACTURE -" FA I R-
IiAN WS - PATENT PIAT.POII
SCALES - “ every variety, furdVeigle
mg Live Stoelt.-Day, 1. ruin, nee.
Iran, and for ail purposes of Merehan•
airing, in hrthei dorm:tit or on wheels,
With loOkling . lever or without Iron o r
Woodea Calainna and alaitelasses and
eal.!lLli , from Railroad purposes down
to the small vaunter ser,l,and halanees.
. .
Aka. Choy are the Pamentees and only mann (xuarers of the unrivalled G.Titti cts Faced Door Locks" and .-
LATCIII•>', for right or left hand doors, at every sine and variously trimmed. and finished. Coffee Mille, Nutt- "
Ma:. Cora Mills anti Shellers, Sausage Cutters and S; units. Bolts, Self-Shut:Me
Casters. Axle Putties. {Wardrobe Books. Fire Don Stands, &a., Gate and Shutterlfinaea, Bed
together with every variety of Mt
aleable Cas
ing:, and DOMESTIC BARDWA RE generally. - non -
GEORGE W. SMITH,
BREWER, MALTSTF.E, AND HOP DEALER
Pitt Street, Pittsburgh
TT A V I Nee COMMENCED BREWING
- 1 - 1 - for the.season, f am now prepared to furnish to Y
costume, with a
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FRESII ALE
In addition to my reimlar brands, I am mannfootur
ng a very FINE FLAVURED RITTER ALE. put tip in
mall packages expreesly, for family nee.
Thiel Ale is not only a delightful hoveragn, but is highly
recommended by the medic 4 faculty, for inralids, where
a mild, nourkloug tonic is required. 1 have also my
celebrated
WILF,ELING BOTTLED ALES,
Constautty on hand, consisting • of KENNETT BITTER.
AND CHAMPAGNE: PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.
PAoltogo.s sent to ow/ part of the 'oily. ' nu/zit:fen
EVERY MASON SHOULD HAVE IT ;
EVERY ODD-FELLOW SHOULD HAVE IT
EVERY MERCHANT SHOULD HAVE IT ;
EVERY CITIZEN SHOULD HAVE IT.
PENNSYLVANIA ALMANAC,
FOR 1860,
TS OUT, CONTAINING EVERY POSTOF
x "ICE Asp POSTSIASTER EC THE STATE. The
mueteorreetand EARN.) •
Tables of Foreign and. Domestic Postage
Published. List of ALL THE COUNTY -OFFICERS of
each County: TIME OF 'HOLDING COURTS in each
County, with the NAMES OF THE JUDDE...L
OFFICERS OF STATE. SUPREME AND DISTRICT
COURTS, thlir Salary, awl when their Tune Erptrei.
Odd 4'ellows' Lodges,
Location, Time of Meeting, Contributing Members,
Amount of Receipts and Expenditures, &e.
MASONIC LODGES,
Time of Meeting, Plant...ie.
SKETCH' OF THE HISTORY OF THE STATE.. to.
gether with notch iultfitional intormntion. •
PRICE fla CENTS • EACH.
all Book Sellers and News Dealer,
DAVIS & CO.,
Publighere
ROBERT DALZELL & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS
- .4...,D
-DEALERs r PIinDFCE AND PlTTsnrnon
NO. LIBERTY STREET.
nol9 I'LrrsDußGEr, PA
CONTRADICTION.
AN ADVERTISEIENT in the Peoria
Tof November 4th, calls on Coal Diggers
to to Peoria to work. It states t hat from t5O to :AV
can find employment. As we deem such an advertise
ment calculated to mislead many already nearly impot
erbtheil miners, we take this occasion to state, there is
now more coal-diggers here than can find employment.
and warn all to stay away. that have been attract
ed hero by such unwarrantable calLa..:u - o in a suffering
condition, after paying out their lades!' to get here.
A COMITTER COOS ALL THE 'AIMEE! HLT.L.
nol7elm
A saving of Two . 'Hundred per Cent. is
made on Chitdren's,.floys' and Youths' Boots
and shoes. by purchasing them' with
W.E. SCH M E RTZ SI CO.,
No. 31 Filth :drool.
•
Two Hundred Dollar Pianos.
(21Z-F.Al' BARGAIN'S.
, k . A amDowfurnieh to the public a Lino,
elegantly linethed Fit h:WOOD PIANO- s .
FOIITh., of xas and 6:e-eights Octaves,
(frouvo to X,) for $9OO, CASH. They are from a favor
ably known ntetorr in New York City; hare the FULL
IRON Binteled Conies., and Oetairon Lego,
They hare a full musical tone, and are fully warranted.
Please tall and examine.
H. KLEBER & BRO.,
Sole Agt's for Olt, al.ovn and Steinwny's Pianos,
No. 53 Fifth street
ESSENTIALS CiF GENTILITY. you
.may have all the wealth, learning and beputy
the norld, and if you do not CLOTHE IT in respectable
O.I.It3SENTI3, It will avail yau nothing.
JUST G 9 TO
E mder
th; the GUrrr r oJ . IVwd rind Sixth StS.,
FOR GREAT BARGIANR,
IN FIATS, CAPS,
EDWD. S. BUTLER,
COMMISSION . MERCHANT,
48 Public Landing,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
octzrxm. ,
STOCKING EMPORIMSII
CHEAP AND DURABLE.
11!. DALY
Stocking Manufacturer ,
ORN ER FIFTH ST. AND MARKET.
C
ALLEY, has on hand a tree endons assortment of
Wooldn Stookings,Uose,Socks,Comforts,Gloves,Hnods,
&lefts, for men and women, together with n very eaten.
sive assortment of all descriptions of GoOda in his lino,
suitable to the season. lie sells prime articles at Low.
Prices. Call and evatnine.
girßemember, M. DAGY has but one store, and that
is on the corner of Firth-st. and Market alley. nos
GEN TLEME-N'S
TRAVELING BRAWLS,
ALL WOOL,
SELLING Low -AT
IN7 o. 19 Fifth Street.
SAMUEL GRAY & SON.
n 023
NEW STYLES OF
SILK SCARFS,
'And SCARF tlt 4 , feces : ea this dnyl.
L. HIRSHFELD & SON,
NO. 83 WOOD STREET
E N E L , L E D
PAPER COLLARS,
In all ,tyles. A package of ten for twenty-five cents
L. mitsRPELD'e.; SON.
4000 LBS. TRIESTE BLACK .LEAD,
lust received and for sale by
neeM . BECKAAM k KELLY. , /aleithany City. •
'fIIRPENTINE, for sale by . :
. • BAIVAILNEsrocK a co, -
N 0.60 nor. Wood and R.tiElk
PITTS ,
ARTIPICIAL
IT is well known that first class Dentistry
has been beyond the reacli.of the mass of people
on account of its costliness, and the majority,' rather
than take up with the inferior workmanship of “cheap
Dentists," hare adopted the wiser course and dono
without any; for it a set of teeth be imperfect in work
• manship.and inexact in 6t, it is worse than useless and
dear at any price,
'fil E CORAIATE AND PORCELAIN TEETII have in
augurated anew era in the science •of dentistry—being
the very beet Artifietal.Teeth now in use, they ran 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 heat artistic and me
chanical skill. Since then, however,the unprecedented
favor with which the work has been received, bas corn
-pelted other Dentists to adopt it, some of whom wish to
retain the old gold plate priceS, which I consider would
be exorbitant; for, though the new styles are really
more valuable than the hest gold work, they are made
of hiss expensive material. The increased amount of
work done also compensates for the reduction in price.
On the other baud, a few Dental Quacks of this city,
who possess neither mechanical skill or common hon
esty, advertise the work at prices slightly less than my
own. notwithstanding thee have neither the ability hor
the right (W being patented) to. manufacture it. The
object of this trickery is merely to obtain an opportu
nity to disparage this Nralite and Porcelain and recoms, ,
mend some of their own worthless work.
. _ • .. • ..
I have felt bonne], in justice to myself and the public,
to mak, known these tants.,
- -
Th. qualities of the PORCELAIN AND CORALITE
PLATE TEETH, which establish their great suneriority
over the best gold or other meadie plate are—endre free
dom from all meathe taste, smell or tarnish, being-in
corrodible and impervious to. the juices of the rnouth:
perfect .adsptation fit. (impossible in metalie work,)
whieh, with much greater strength and lightness, ena
bles them to be worn with more ease. comfort and atilt- .
ty. They are also far more durable, less liable to acci
dent and more easily repaired.
The politic are invited to erdl and examine these new
styles of work at
ITEEMMEI
GRAND PIANO!
...JAMES R. lIRTADING
THE SUBSCRIBER hats the pieasure - of
announcing to the' public, Olathe has just received
n splendid 7 Octave Carved Rosewood Grand Plerlo, from
the Factory of ( 'hickering, & Sons; the First one of their
New Improved Scale that - has been in Pittsburgh. '
This Piano has received the most unqualified admira
tion from all who have seen it. and has been pronounced
by competent judges to possess, in an eminent degree,
Mos.- qualities which constituter tine instrument.
The public are invited to call and see this splendid
Piano, at the Wareronms of
CHICKERING & SON'S
NEW SCALE
SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS,
WITH TEIR.E.F. STRINGS TO E.tCII NOTE '
In the Treble—New Fell Hammers—Broad Battorn, and
R.pmfing Action. •
ANEW LOT of the above (All
Piano Fortes just received direct ea
from the Manufactory of Chickering
Sons, Boston. selected personally by Mr. Charles Mellor,
censistin' of superbly Carved and Plain Rosewood Cases.
Tha public are res . peclfully invited to call and exam
ine these splendid instruments. For sale only by
. JOHN •
fete A.2 . .er.5. for Chick ering Son's irlanos,"
nole - for Pittsburgh Arid Western Penn's.
NEW SCALE 6 1-2 OCTAVE PIANOS
THE SUBSCRBER has just
reeeired. direct from the Inanufactoi -7
ry of Cluckering a Sons, Boston. a new
and splendid lot of their NEW SCALE 03.4 OC
PAVE PIANO-PORTS, in elegant Rosewood:
and Black Walnut Cases. selected personally by Mr.
Charles Mellor, at the Factory, for this market. Price's
from s'2so to Sale. For sale only by • • •
JOII3I H. mu44,oft,
Agent for Chickering d SOWS K 41105,
11016:1.61V 81 WOOD STREET.
JUST RECEIVED,
IV. & b. HUGUS,
Corner Fifth and Market Sts.,
RE V ERSIBLE SHAWLS,
FIODRED AND STRIPED WOOL DeLAINTS,
• Selling at Fifty Cents
no 9
ASSURANCE COMPANY
NO. 1, HOORGATE STREET, LONDON.
• • - ESTABLISHED IN LES& alz
CAPITAL:. 86,295,800
PAID UP CAPITAL A:%.;.1) SURPLUS.. 2,194,111. 02 .
ANNUAL REVENUE. for the year
ending January 31, 1955
AND CLOTHINj
MILLS COM_PANY INSURES AGAR 4. Loss or Damage by Fire. almost eTery description
of Property: The Patcs of Pre/shun are moderate, and,
in nil eases, band upon the diameter of the. °Wrer or
occupant,and the merits of the risk.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid without roference
to London. A .;pdeial permanent fund provided to Ago
delphia for payment of /6.a5r.4 in this country. -
=MOM/GI 12" , 4'Mli11178011:
Messrs. Jarueii }'Cully & Co., 114 Wood street;
John Floyd & Co.. 11S'Wood street; '
Brown & Kirlrparticks,l93 Liberty street
D.-Gregg. erCio,-O9- Wood
O.P street;
Wilson Elroy & Co-,-„fd Wood street;
" James Ill'Condless & Co., 103 Wood stroot
Nimiek & Co:. 95 Wider street;
" B. A. Fahnestoe.k & CO., First and. Wood sts.;
. Joe. Woodwell & Co., Second and Wood 6 i 1 ;;
" Atsell, Lee & Co., 8 Wood street;
Burchfield lc Co., Fourth and Market streets
&PCandless. Meanw& Co., Woodard Water Eta
ILUESEXCES m rat:Lawn-nu&
George 11. Stuart, 13 Dank street;
Mes.rs. Myers. Ulaghorn & C0.."=2 Marlret street;
" Wm. M"Koo d Co.: 12 South Front street;
" W.Cutehoon.l Collins, Front and New streets
" Smith, Williams & Co., 513 Market stiiied;
' James Graham Lc Co., 20 and Letitia - etreet
Joseph B. Mitchell, Fl.sq., Prident Ittichanies Bank
James Dunlap, E-sq., President Union Bank;
Ron. W. A_Porter,iateJudge Supreme CoUrt.
JAMESARROTT, 'Ant,
el
d -
- Office, 103 Wood Street.
J7lO. 'THOMPSON .11c.
CO., ltorsE, SIGN -AND' ORNAMENTAL
PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS,
135 Thira Street,
•no 7 • • Enttsbui 14 Pa.
L- HIRS II F - EL D S 613,
Will open this day, in then Tailoring
Ittellt, new styles of
FANCY COATINGS,
, - • VESTINGS, &e., ie.
Which they hare purehs.ied a present low prices in
Now York, and will enable there to furnish Garments at
largely reduced rates,
AT CHAS. GIPNER'S
Plo. 83 V' »d strest.
You will Sind a veil - assortment of BONNET
Hoop Skirts; Woolen Boo,* Nubia:, Winter a1° 763 and
Rodety, t iisitnroidocies, Trinninp, Se, 4e, at VERY
LOW PRICES.
A 0 -A_ P.,JD -
No. 191 Penn Street,
N. STEBBINS, M. D., Dentist
JOHN H. MELLOR,
Si WOOD STREET.
CHICK ERE:NG
AT THE
WELL-KNOWN STORE OP
e A Large Asortment of
CLOAKS, RAGLANS AND DUSTERS
AL'S to ,
WORTH ONE Dom...ut,
INTONVT.H.EItf
NO. 93 WOOD STREET,-
OVERGOATINGS,
L. riIIiSHPELD S: SON,
Trlntentng Store, 78 Market Styr
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