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TEE.—The Democratic State Central Committee of Pennsylranamill meet at the MERCHASNTS" HOTEL , in the City of Philadelphia. on MONDAY, the 1:8111 of December, at 3 o clock, P. M. Every member ie req., tedirrattend, on htleineas of great importanee. ROBERT TYLER. Chairman. Jolla troDaso - , J. G. Pumr.r, N. P. Frrnautag, Jam TtIBSET, 111 deBClava3twtd GLOOMY FOR Itf:reiaidjiy: those most intimate with men in Washington City, that many of our oldest and most experienced statesmen, who hav'e been the most ardent defenders of the Union, -ao 7 ffiliavers its perpetuity, 'now. speak glooinity'ot tlfe e futare. The President and Mr. Cass, the latter ,of whom at the time of the, South Carolina nullification movement, ridiculed the Idea" of disunion, express fears of the result of the present fanatical move =*nis )01:" the "Aboliticin-Republican" party. From their point of observation they see-the firm spirit of -resistance to Northern aggression which is exhibited in the South. and although they do not despair, there is a feeling of gloomy doittifen.therr mindi, never found there be fore. It need not ho said that these old men have.nrolonger the hopefulness and buoyancyof youth, and that this is the natural croaking 01 old age. In mind, neither of these men are feANN ! - On other . sqbj ects they have the char acteristic hopefulness of former days, but the ele,p.lTp :from tbe patriotic spirit and love 01 the Union, which exists, is to them, as it should be all true Americans, the subject iof the most ierious consideration. They see as plain as the noon-day sun that the , success of the Republican party with it,: present doctrines cannot fail to lead to the ino,t un . brßlied'peli ti cal - licentiousness and to a firm resisanec on the part of the youth to Northeri, aggression, which, will be of such a character as , : to :shake the very foundations of our gov ernment. In a political point of view, the New Eng land states are thoroughly demoralized. The country has nothing to hope from them. But in Zi;ey , York, Pennsylvania, and the Great West ther'e is yet time for nre actionary move ment—a " eober second thought" which may avert the impending danger. The people of these' . .-States should no longer remain idle, cry ing- k /_• , • q pence, peace, when there is no peace." Every honest mart should give his aid for the preseryation of the rights of the States and continuance of the Union under the Constitu- 4..0.- 4-- THE CONNELLSVILLE RAILROAD The Journal styles the voting of the Con nelisrille Railroad stock held by the city. at the'recent election for directors, -an aboni nable outrage." The Act of Assembly au thorizing-the issuing of the Connellsville Railroad Bonds authorizes the Mayor to vote the . .itOCk. of the city. This the Mayor of the eity,Tor the time being, has always done. The . Juurna/ asserts that the City CounclL it their last meeting had resolved not to rote the stock. Even if this were the tact. no resolution of the Councils lie- vim] -force to contravene the provision= a an Act of Assembly, and the editor of the 'ad, having been a legislator one.• our ht to know - this fact. The voting of the stock of the city lire b• difference in the result of the election was the Mayor's duty, under the Act --Assembly, to vote the stock and it ..;;;fest injustice to style his act '•an !lhOralin:tl.lp ,r outrage." The game of the repudiator , i about ` , played out, The public sentiment of this , s , conimunity is assuming a more healthy tone. -=:,,,`Thisquastion must, and will be decided by the law of the land,and not by the appeals of demagogues to popular prejudices.- It will not be lortiliefore the que,tion of the liability of municipal corporations t;jr their bonds is suodp.railrotid compluiie, wil I be decided by the Silken - le Court Of the Vnited titat and by Its decision the people will abide rather than the dicta of Thomas .1 efferz,m Bighorn, and. Thomas Williams, Esquires. A NEW MOVEMENT OF RAILROAD TRAFFIC. A Buffalo correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette, states that the New York C,intral 2 Riiiiroad proposes to abolish arbitrary rates of freight on Cincinnati business, and that the New York Central, New Yurk and Erie, Buf falo and Cleveland, Cleveland and Erie, Cleve land Columbus and Cincinnati Railroadi pro pose to ticket through to Chicago and other western points via Crestline and Pitts burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad. lie says The New York roads with the Grand Western and Lake Shore, by the opening of the Grand Trunk, are placed at the mercy of the two Michigan roads, and when the Grand XFunk which is now making extra exertions to obtain business gives those Michigan roads lower figures fur Boston goods, they as a matter iggotirse, give the Grand Trunk the prefer-ern, over the New York lines. The New York lines-therefore propose to checkmate the Mich igan roads by ticketing and sending freight via Crestline. This arrangenient will very materially injure the business of the Michigan Southern road, as that road is of a different gunge with the Cleveland and. Toledo, and of ;course will have to continue to transfer both passengers and freight at Toledo." This movement which we understand, has already commenced, will be of great ulvan tags not only to the New York shippers, but also to the interests of the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago Road. The distance by this route from Now York to Chicago is a few Miles less than by either of the Michigan routes, and the time can be mado twelve hours less. While the transportation thus secures a 'cheaper, quicker route, the Fort Wayne Road will increase its income, which has been grad ually augmenting for the last year and a half. T:LIC prospect of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and. Chicago Railroad were never brighter than at the present time, and if the admirable and equitable proposition suggested by Mr. Thom son for arranging its financial 'flatten., be adopted, it will soon become one of the paging railroads of the country as it certainly h. one of the most important. NUDGE DOUGLAS 'l.n the organization of the House, Judge Douglas desires all his Democratic friends, sometimes called Anti-Lecompton Democrats, to unite with the other Democrats. This is a wise and patriotic course at the present crisis. The only safety of the country lies in the un ion of the Democratic party. Mr. Douglas' present course will have the effect of bringing -back many of his former friends and admirers, who have reluctantly been estranged from him on - thn. Kansas question. Mr. Bocoek, the Democratic candidate for Speake; openly ex presses his views in favor of burying the pest, and consolidating for the future. ',tine!, a course cannot failto bring to the support of the Sent - tiel; from Illinois, those of his South ern friends who separated from him on the Lecompton Resignation and Appointment S. Bliekensderfer, Jr. has resigned the posi tlon.of _resident engineer of the Southern Di vision of the Ohio Canal: Mr. B. has accepted the station of - Chief Engineer - Of the Steuben ville 4St Pittsburgh Railroad." 1. Becker, bas been afipointed:lo MI the ••: •• • . . • • canal. SYMPTOMS OF RE-ACTION. The eulogies of Old Ih;own, by the Aboli tion preacker.s and politicians, have fairly roused up the conservative, litiion-lovitig portion of the community to the expedien cy, if not duty, of doing.c9mething to con!- : since the South that the masses of the peo: pie have nosympathy with the conspirators against their peace and safety. In Boston. Philadelphia and New York, movements of this kind have already been set on foot. Public meetings are to be held, irrespective of ,party ; and there appears to be a dispo sition on the part of the thinking 'portion of the community to show the %void(' that all are not influenced by a spirit of fanati cism. It is eminently proper that meet ing, of this kind should he held in all the principal . Northern cities and towns, in 'or der that the people of the South may un derstand what the conservative sentiment of the North really DEC. 8 DOITC LAS EN OPHId. The people of Ohio have taken the responsi bility of saying who they are for and have given their unanimous expression for Stephen A. Douglas and Popular Sovereignty. Every one of the twenty one districts of the State is reported to have elected Douglas delegates to the Charleston Convention On, the 6th of January the Stale will elect four delegates for the State at large, and will undoubtedly instruct the Ohio Delegation to vote as a unit. A Wife's Letters---Ititeresting Postal i)e- Postmaster General Ilelt has reeently deci ded an interesting and - novel question. A hus. hand who had been separated from his wife, demanded that his tillage poArnaster should deliver her letters to him, a n d threatened Is suit at la•.v if his demand was not complied with. The wife, on the other hand forbade the delivery of her letters to the husband. to these eircum4wriees the postmastei• appealed to Bolt for instruction,. That otheer pro nounces the advanced by the husband too preposterous to be seriously refuted -in deed. he says it is abhorrent to law its it is to the C.briPtian civilization of the age—and he directs the postmaster to deliver the letters to the wile. A 4 'orrespondent of the writing freroWad,ington City, says Thurls , w Weid and Mr. Greeley are here: Mr. Weed is efidentle one of the shrewdest men in the United States but Gen Simon Cameron is hard to beat. Never before havo the reepec tire claims of Pennsylvania and New or!: been so fully discussed as during the last twen four hours. Gen. Cameron will not he inter fered with, either by New York,'or Massachu setts, and least of all, by Ohio. Tie is a host by himself, and a terrible man in a deliberative assembly. It is iron against yarn, steal against ..Ndico. The attitude of the South is calm end dignified. The Southern men look as if they had resol , ed to take their stand, and that filets, riot words. must now decide the contest. The session will be a stormy one, nevertheless but the real battle will not commence before May, when partici, will lake their -tand for the Presi dential conte-t. Nut Growliiq - !Vlore Amiable The Frern-h Govornment and its policy p.iz bittrrlv r ailed ht tho London Times. - -It follow: up one article after another against tin, Emperor and the unfriendly f,eling in France towards England Sc7eriil French papers reply to these ar, and there is en doubt a great deal of ex azp.,ration in that runntry again,t England. The C...,:tiy,t;,nnr! ;ay! If. a; the Times opposes th , re . eaits in Francn rlipo'-ition lees friendly than in FHA times toward our neighbors. it ought not to be attributed to the French " It add , that the French Gov , •rnto.,nt ha- d.me it= beat tr, main tain ,entimenti; of en ..11,,,;ite kind b,tw,en the two nation?, and it '• ie--ured;y depl.roi the violene, of the Britisti Ares,' . to Which it tiroi attributo: this state of thirne. Par-on Brow'ilow and his Conan A the notable, 1 ,, , ,-ent at the late Ina, meetinz in T.,:,-nchttarg, Virginia, called t" e , :pres.i. the opinion ot . the people of that Soo tic.n in relation to time Harper's Ferry raid. WEC , the well-known Par-4)n 13rown,low. His remarks on the or..c.a,ion were eharaeteri,tie A reporter. in noticing the :peerh, =aye it w as “intensely Southern, - and he represents the re- c r : - -a3 r - ing "!le would rather he with the South in Pam'etrioniom, than 'with the Abo litionistsin heaven " The parson Rho re marked that he intended to give We family in structions not to liars- him in a Vantr,e hut if in ea, of an newnry, they should t.. 4 forced to do so, that try mutt leave both e nds., op,n, on that when he devil or Ablition ists came in at one end he ~ o uld crawl nut at the other. Of all the fruit, cultivated in tLe Small. the fig : . equires the leaA. care, and ni one of the mot productive and useful. South of the latitude of :;2', the fig tree produces three crops a year. commencing in May and bearing until November. In Central Georgia but two crops are generally gathered, unleir, the season is peculiarly favorable, the first or early crop being often killed by vring fro-d.. , . The are mostly eaten directly from the tree 11:4 :V rip, The fig llree grew very freely from cuttings planted early in the spring, and will ,oinetinic: , hear the fir,t year, generally the Twelve Harper's Ferry Insurgents in Thellu-catine ./ow-not learns that the niothor of Elwin and Barclay Cop pia, w ho reside,iu Springdale, Cedar county, lowa, Irni received a letter from the latter, who is, now in ('sands, :dating that he and ,'levee his com panions have arrived , afely in her Brittanir- MajeAy's dominions. Four of thew were wounded —nne of them so Feverly that his coni rade, , were obliged to carry him most of the time for the fird four days of their flight. Barclay Coppie is one of the number for whose arrest Coy. Whse offered a reword of $5OO each Kentucky. The report of the State Auditor of Ken tucky for the past year shows that the atgre gate wealth o! Kentucky ha, increased about ten millions of dollars in the year from 1te7,7 to I'6i - rah. The valuation for 18. - 18 was over four hundred 'and sixty millions of dollars. There was an increase of slaved of over live thousand. In thirty six cobnties there had been a decrease, and the increase was in the remaining coun ties. The total tvaluation of slaves was over ninety-four inilljons of dollars, or about foar hundred and sixty dollars per head. - - Costly Honor. Some surprise having been expressed that the honor of burial in Westtninster Abbey was not accorded to the body of Brunel as well as that of his contemporary, Stephenson the Dublin Post stabs that the honor costs £473, or about $2lOO, which sum was a trifle out of the fortune of the childless Stephenson, but could not be spared out of the small inheritance of Mr. Brunei's family. Death of the Last Survivor of the Wyoming Asa A. Gore, Esq., of Preston, et-, died in that town on the let inst., at the age of 81 years and t months. ...He was the last survivor of the Wyoming Massacre, having been car ried away when a child, in his mother's arms. His father and all his relations but his mother were killed. A Grandson of Tecumseh. A grandson of Tecumseh is now living in Natchez, Miss. He is a well educated and ac complished gentleman, having traveled over a greater part of Europe, and is, said to be an excellent physician. He derived the secret of the curative powers of many herbs from his grandmother, who was -a "medicine" woman. The largest nugget of amalgamated gold ever produced has been discovered in Australia, and is a favorable augury for quartz crushing. It was the result of a portiaz.,,a sixty tons of the first quartz roak.4Allied,..from the Corin rieaf. Its wcightislo4o (nieces. Msicanleyis lit-tory Lord Macauley has two volumes move of his History of England nearly ready ibr the press, but it is believed that they will nubs publish. ed this sea on. The great cars which thenoble ••' •. on the work before it finally leaveshis hands necessitates some delay EMBEI The Fig. t'anatta Nassacre Large Nugget. • New York Banks‘. 7 The statement of the New York City Banks for the last week, shows the-following changes: Loans, increase, $713,811 ; specie, increase, $1,214,743; increase, $121,631; deposits, increase, $2,606,649. This increase is mainly owing to the Shoe end Leather Bank, which shows an increase of loans $482,401 ; specie, increase, $1,176,626; deposits, increase, $1,726,414. Are still ascending in price in, Cincinnati, and holders have carried their figure 4 up td . $7 and probabilities aro that they will realize that figure. Sales have attained $0,70, and have averaged from that to $6,3711, covering over 3,000 head. A ehort•crop panic seems to be fully initia ted and whither its influence is likely to lead operators, seems quite beyond calculation. Made an Assignment Mr. Harding, the proprietor of the. Penn sylvania Inquire e, has been compelled to make an assignment. The paper is a profitable one, but private speculations outside his business, have involved Mr. 11. in large losses. The paper will go on as usual. New Counterfeit. Counterfeit. New counterfeit s'a on the Bank of Com merce, have made their appearance in Phila delphia. The paper is yellow and the eugrav ing rather poor ; Mill the note is calculated to deceive those not familiar with bank notes. "A Thousand Voices Join In Praise." Ono song, on the occasion of the Schiller festival, at the Cryttal Palace, Syden barn. England, 1 , 71 s sung by 1000 males and female voices, and was listened to by 20,000 people. The Press of the country lots been portionilarly loud in the praise oft heal) Bitter+. Anton); the many uutieeo, wo otter the tutiowing to an impartial pnitlie : It le a Mril knoxu fiat that we do nut putt Paten Medietneo, and that we tad seldom advertio,• them, hut Ittertiatit,'.l Holland Bitters cantles to us euduroed it ouch a Inatlller. a.+a slaleifie far the diaell.les it profoose. to our°, that we Oct tinily advertise it, but giro it this fa vorable notice, utinoked ityt he proprictor."—llarultl t 'rho Philadelphia Al fns, in iwtlkillg of tile late Ex hi batial in that erty I.y the En,nkhn Institute, say, •• LI n.tu'ing ntPdiciuna, Wo•ard• always fiStll.lllPly can muu, UlllOl. 64lifstieli a the. merit, of the snot!', Among (hove exhaated, le the celebrated 11.011..1 Bitter, medicine ha. been eztenuively inlrolnrcd into every Suite in the Union. and Into tho Canadian Pi,. - Met,. principally Wilma LtIO Let two you.. The ,•.‘ h. te,itinioniak is eVcly in Alovrica_ arming whieti wa notii . oiine (rain the lulo J alit 11. ClavLon, of Delaware." . . . - kik...rhrt‘e'v liollaod 131;terr are all invathiabh, 111 tJI L... of dylrep,a. They Impart a btrong lo.olthy torte to the stomach. and are the best renovator of th Sr Mem izeuerediv."—Chh.,,io Bufiero.. - Dyspepsia Ussietaehe and Indigestion, loy which LA:I,OU, .re Wort , or 1,11 1.1,1,4.11 y is• eon y taking id:el...rota d, f o o and dose nt Bierlosse's Rdlnr. rue hour before —Bait Sr.:,. -lii.eritre's liulland Bitter. for 11.-luhu•hu Los. of Appetite. N.•rv...414 11,tnlity, and all consequent upon 11 dlsordered.torusch and Wier. Ttn . .11100 is eery taroriihly known throughout the Vw .I.ld. is r.oz,ularly parerenle od Le !on, et the to of tinpwbed pnywrisn , Iter. an , Letlf.r remedyon v for indlne.o Heartburn and t.a e. . of appet.t.t, lend Ihtters. - -..llnqu',l Pond Oircfidly.— The Gelatine highly Bcerhave'. flatland Bluer. i. jnit up in half pint only. and ..truled at 11 , 41 v per t.otho. The ar e -, denlAnd for urn, truh ‘,.1..brat.•.: Med, un- has ina.4 Illnnith.ing. %le the rnh.l.e 6:lleird ft:inn• , purchu.,:u t ; . ti.-war..trup.t.;l,ol,' thatuo, is on the laud 'Anil° V... tub • BENJAMIN PiCif.: (2 , ), Prtprw,,,r, • 27 Wr,.1.1,1 , 0tw00n Fir.t New `Advertisement:4 I f . ;:ip FOR ALDERMAN -- thr Vot,, IA; RI WARD for n,,mluattou for the otfire of ALDERMAN .103:2L JOHN TA;; \ lt'l. TO THE MEDICAL FACULTY. Pltol Pili!Ptittiphia.-- Sir .1t mterrals. i.l4ruig thirty , .I.• ,Ilturct to RlieUrri:Vtym t - to4t r o ot -.j :(,:r tim e . a seVerilf9 to nutka it tier,- stt, t.. adlitltt, ,,, tr, !Aft'' , 1,2 , h.• 7 lncturr urn nod Mori•lo4. awl to r.••• 6 1;ki• au ittfdtd t: a I.:rgi• rocking O h w, any repo.• 111,111 , ;.• ft. Trent torn-41,1121°12w. , with toy •011, 103 Greet, of your ratty.) 1 informed 1511. °fan uttaol. d ,e 1,5.1 shout flirt und.ih• u; lt, , ,uth,;,..ht.noar),t 1•1!“••1, .as ~t shich ,VP111) 04 to , r.mpl , t, , ly paraty, the •)2-2.etit He.,tr knx.iPty let ht. mother , . welts.-. n1.. rt t,..)ttl, yc..o. C , let.ratv-d EtTlt a.• I isna 01.511 of !lA.!. 01 m... 1;, ,n , in -111 p 1. ., anti 17 , 3 it pre art. - 2 ,, ,trly ..s1 1%11 , Irt to tat.'glt44 If ft trio! I.l4:llVC•rt•r. 1 ded to try at, 1.1 - 55,h I ,b,l. rt dirt• - 1 th• loiter, and after the tier, or forth tti•J•l:. 41, n fnair't N2,2 , 172'. aro! ooo4lord ith• stag fired, not s f.tnrt, re-ioz« of the 1111.4 5 e050 5n In., system. and ,h4:2lUtt eubtum. , role sort o Jr-stance ~ 1(.211rt, - en re122 , •22221 th. , .1 - 1111.1 , 1111 , I 1111•1 , 1,1 - 1C•.•1 •mtlvrinz huto3tot. az,lll,•tilll , , Cl;i I.• ff % this ir,i t L. ti. . Iturtitigtoi. it,, J S —Auy , •ouln,utucstiul. Will 1.. t , •• .1.1r,.....ung I- of my •.4,. Nn f, I ,u," and ald I mGRATiI , s F.1,1 ,, •711:1• OIL II l 0 tht !Al.* 1, dr,i,wmt^ and dc dr,lnataa MiIIEMME PETER SINCLAIR 7 ht. 41.....tiugn,ht, I sitiv,wate i tenliwrant.,, 1,11 trio. ,•. w ork “f ,trt, t 1,....,,int•0r. $ll LANAViiTTV. HALL Al! who 1111 V, ,et. 1.1 it fir.. 041.1., a one of the 1A...4 And that 1,, 4.7-r ,it? 6,1 . i• . i 1.41 r a nL EXHIBITItsN, 01.L044 ;,..; s. 11 /to ctA. IMIE!E F IT ‘, l E MI FFI.EIt.-±, 4%31-4, 1. 1 , 14, 1 , 1 It I:(: , TR IVELIN(I ,4/14W1..5, Is: I -, I' KS H 1 It 'F . tWER-4. • I. F- II F‘ try I=ll I II t t I H A 1' S I . Al' S C LAD I-3 IDJ GI, FURNISHING GOODS, Cornar of Wood and Sixth streets. LII I IiSH FEL I) , C 7 S N, • clux. ut ,t,kck in their Tailoring Depart- BEAVER OVERCOATINGS, Many Novelun4 in The 'O,, have pot loin purchased by ono of tho firm in Now York, nud are the LATEST STYLES OF TUE SEASON Wes NU. N 3 WOOD STREET. FARMS! FARMS ! I—A fTam of 1 I 1 acres near Blairsville, 76 acres m cultivation ; all under fetice. and suitable for grate or grass. A comfortable dwelling home, orchard, barn, die., &c. A farm of 72 acres, on the Zeleinopte Plank Road, 45 acres in cultivation; good improvements. A farm of bit acres in Mercer county. A farm of 51 acres near Freedom. A farm of IS2 acres, 12 miles from the city. well improved and in good order. Ten acres of land, with good dwelling house. 3 miles from Allegheny City; price $l,OOO. Twenty acres of well improved land, fruit trees, dice'. ling house, die.; 4% miles from the city. 34 acres of land near the city, for sale in lots of two, three and five acre% a choice location for market gardeners. For sale by 8. CUTIIBERT & BUN, deb Real Estate Agents, 61 Market st. THE NEW TEMPERANCE MELODIST, consisting of Glees, Songs, and pieces compbsed and arranged for the use of the various temperance or gammtions in the United States; by Stephen Hubbard. Price TPA cents, or 53,75 per dozen. doB KAY R CO., La Wood street. GROCERIES.- 150 bags Rio Coffee; 10 " Pepper; 10 " Pimento; 25 pockets Java Coffee; 25 bbla. Port Rico Molasses ; 50 " Crushed and Granulated Sugar: 100 4 kegs Carb. Soda; 100 boxes various brands Tobacco; 150 half chests Common and Fine Tea. for sale by WM. H. SMITH & CO., LIM Second and Front streets. BUTTER. -3 bbls. fresh Rolls, for sale by des WM. H. SMITH & CO. A .LL WOOL COUNTRY BLANKETS Flannels and Country Hose, at deS C. HANSON LOVE'S, .74 Market at. 1 CASK CARB. AMMONIA, received and 1 for sale by --- BECKIIII3I & KELLY, Allegheny CO. A. fresh lot of pure Essential Chls,jubt - reeelfotthy • - :u-t,'+.1108131,13,A8ET,,, • • s . Nriu dattisrments. - Farm for Sale. • I • TILE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR .ale alarm cola:lining. 74 acre,. situated on the 'Monongahela river, hninciinitely above Fayette City, l'a There is cost under the entire farm, and it LI so favorably ',limited near the river that a railway of t:,4 yards will carry it to tho river, a here iv entlicient water at all seivons for loading. The eurfluic of coal will 1,, said riqr,r3tvly or tovetbor to suit M parchaecrt 1 7 , i'urtlwri,:lll.ltrffillr , l Phyliro of It. ULLEN, E.-1., Fay vire Coy. dv7:llt.w .1. IL STEVENS. PRICES REDUCED NO. 89 M_A_IR.S..E'T ST , Ts NOW SELLING OFF 1115 LARGE and well selected stork of BOOTS and SHOES, t HOLE:SALE AND RETAIL, at Reda, d Price, lie nos constantly on hand Ladies'. Mi..N% Children's, Boys' and Men's GUM OVER:iIIDES IiANDAI.4, to. Ladies', Mtssr and 411111drun', Ilf.oled Boots, Gaiter,,tilipire. rustom-Mado, Calf, I Uppor - and Sole homr. Shoos of ivory vari ety, all of which Ito cheap fir each. Call and OX/UlllllO Ito stock boor, purchl,ing el,whero. del ',JA3ME:4 ROBB. FOR THE HOLIDAYS BAKER Art)(4lV KC'I'I N ER, would resdectfully inform his frienrim and tlir publio gen ,erally thas he is nuts' pro cared to furnish orrTythiligiu the FRUIT, CAKE, ANIS CONFECTIONAPS !Inv 011 the shortost 11°61;Q :in,' must satisr.,ctory tower 4s-Remember 50.9.2 NA 'MONA, ALLEY, the pl.seo In supply yultrselVcs h,r thr liohthy, • WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE. SAMUEL RIDDLE, Manufneturer and Wholi , ,ltle in CHURNS, TUBS, BUCKETS, BASKETS *BROOMS, &C., No. 21 Diamond, l'ilthburgh. HAVINC, N' \V INSTOII,E A LA ItG ~ ,1..•1; of 4,vrythilig u, th, Mitilli.Wil/red 10V purrM.,' .11- reet from ni.intiEtuturor,, CASH. 14 pi t•pare,l d. supply eu.totiwr.:lll,lll4, vountry trait with good.. in his hut., CHEAPER THAN EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET; The 66110N - 111g itell,l III:. 51.42 of Wuodeo azpl W:ao. Soak Start. 4 .iro,+: Skill, :1 %11..., Craok. (7...1ar,. , uk or Pine, ttodur I'ateitt,:l,izi-s;ll3..ro‘orn olor. :1 07,4--.1 hrgt. u, fvr, v 41,1 v, I I i/ull,gildirt, and toy V Iron 1.4 , 111 i./. ml , l ~i, ~ ,I..P:ggnr, dir, bra , mot iron I.Juntl.'2ho”p; kiL,1,1... !wavy I, . ht. itilekel., iron 1,04.; 1,4; 111.11 I;tic.krts., Iron.-J• Fluur Tl' tt - !--Prutilvd, and :: lon. tint 0.•-tiar hood uw.ir, :dl nv•t•-1 or ~r ,N•virsr t.ra L , tr,m 1,t..•1 t,. , iivat, pin, cr.o.rif F-S ;Pi. In ft, gl •••4 Sllllol'l Pat,,. 111 !:74, Fro.. race. lc HQA .1. 1,111, tuol s kart , BROOMS. tr.. in ssrs•at varss•tv. MF:AL iSistts-r 55.11.1 I:sstsor end m.-.. (sr :: iu lis•:t, o r ,ngls DOOR AND 1.51't.1il MA l'7,—Al!lcant.., S; ! u•I f1..,t,p1.432.i .13.1 ~tet J. 1,- , 1 .t N 1 0-- \ L UMBR ELL A 1 N 10—E, =l3===l , 011 EN runt:,. Itottl r I.rtnon!..oot .-rrt ort tring As. lota IlAtrlict ICA F A NI , Nli tt ., E . T II ('ANS. -.- r. ..,1•1 Nt,-• eiotitr , -terfa vArtrtv of .ire abd by Ow oif .. 1:::1711( tern prwo4. 111,1 % El, 11,. ,;i„1 110.1 t.S.O. 1.,0r 50 nr-t. II M tt ar. , l • NVIi.„-'.lllll II I ft. 4, •.I t , 0.)A1.1jr.:3 AM. 4 rt; A v::LIN.; [:1 , 1:1.71,-- --,, I -ty; 1.11 , 1 r, It! VI , I ';.r..---InlCwl .•1.111 Cn.erw.k. Mil, 0A- 's;,;1•.). ; tri I 1. 111,1 , •; M:11 • 1 st::111.30141,1 , Kil •sr•si V:, ill -.Um: ••i1•`•••.,• - ••. 4. WI! CA Nti , tr BE /1,1, IN 1 Hi. , AItEET =MEI= I.] kJ - ' Fl." 1:1; 11 143, =SIM 1/111111•S. 119 IVootl 1..17 1•17,1 L Lit ' ILl>' ' I , I MEM kLy \ n.. 10 N., :,1 Filth r I El , .11:IfIk' k f. t , l' N ENV f :a Jt 1..+1-1111 il•.-SE. No 7: M.Jart.,t tu like w , .!1 I. ..•n.iina.! ,twap (il•OtIA even , M E. 4 VFR will •.•n A\,7 x% INTER .N/ I I. I 1%; F. It)', T .. :I—ortto,,,t i9111.4 , 1:1:1•, , e1,611i I Ni at I t-1 1. - 111 STREET. ' 4 Ol - v. ill-, t'•n!,irt St , r,•, nu FRI S.W..inhor :;0111. - - PA PER ! PAPER !! PAPER !!! 5 0(1 , 1 ',IRS. IL\ 1 -.:MV -1 ILI, :2:2:: .:'! '.nil 11, )111111111. 0 .1::o. :Asti„ 04 r , am- F'm' Who' l'•.t 1. , .••••••.% Wtapi•mg—:,!l •• kit I d i e K f e ,, 4• s 1,14111113( W. H. 11A V EN, riolT 7.1,1.11. t Market au.' .2tl SHAWLS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS, FI.GMI 1:15... The LARtiEqT ANI, uIIEAPF>IT ,ineh the PINE &PPLE II A NIIKERC,IIIEFS. at de7 - 11,4t..51. - S, 77 Market et. S TEEL SPRLISU SKlRTS.—Closingt out the Nteea at reduced priers. del JO6. HORNE. 77 Market street. - ItUSSETT APPLES.-17.", barrels choice Ituesett Apples, received rind for sale by r k KY APPLES.---50 bush. bright Dry Ap received and for sale by : BEANS.-50 bushels small white Beans, received and far eale by JAMES A. FETZER, de7 rornerMarket and First streets. WATER E 1110 yds. Stone water Pipe, from 2 to G inch calibre, for sale by dee. HENRY 11. COLLINS. pIiItNING FLUID AND BURNING .1.1 OILS, of every description. for sale at JOSEPH FLEMING'S, Drug Store. 1166 corner of Diamond and ilfarket street. _ A . UTCHING'S LIFE EXHILAILANT, for sale at H AVANA CIGARS at JOSEPH FLEMING'S, deb corner Diamond and Market street. BILL PAPER.— • Broad Blue Bill Paper, Broad White " Long " • 4, " Longinus " for sale bp nous . J. it WELDLN. TAM. GLNGER ROOT.-3 bbls for sale by B. A. FABSESTOcKk-CO., def• •"-- eon First anti Wood sts. _Z -r- • •••••• 0 — •st iN • r , JAMES ROBB, P. SCHILDECKER, Jal.:110,1 '111:11.:1, 11111)DI.F., p,s.l"..uti I=l C(11 1 Mil'FIli SCA .'E.N Tict3imuNt. toT()!+.!•+: FRENCH MERINOS ; FRENCH MERINOS ; FRENCH MERINOS ; FRENCH MERINOS ; LADIES' AND GENTS' SHAWLS; LADIES' AND GENTS' SHAWLS: LADIES' AND GENTS' SHAWLS; LADIES' AND GENTS' SHAWLS; MISSES' SHAWLS MISSES' SHAWLS ; MISSES' SHAWLS ; MISSES' SHAWLS ; J. P. SMITH'S, No. 92 Market St., J.lB. A. FEYZER, corner Nferket end First streets .lAS. A.. FETZER, cornor Market and First street N JOSEPH FLEMING'S, cor. Market st. and Diamond gdu ..Adtiftwine I. O. OF c>. GRAND RtGALii.l. BALL, ID of THE AND oR- I eirAN-! of ZOCCA arpl PAYSI . t; NO 1.01,GP.i. to pl. one I, WA Ira •.,, Vrida) 1 ening, December 9111, 11,4;9 Tho I,••ullicr ,,, of th.• t .Itier are I,l7t,ti . :l;iy incito,l to attend. Tickets can I. jorunl/1,11 f nit it, tht• Enlercut Lodges in the Ihstriet. COM 51 !WEE OF ARRANG EM EN T. 11. BARNARD, C STA FroDD. T. O'BRIEN, TnomAs 111 TNT. .1”6,11:c2.50. Real Estate Auction Sale. ON ONDAY, 15ECE,K h. at two o'clock in theafternoomon the 'lrvin's,: vtdualdc Real Estates, beauttfully - . ituti.to on Scotch Bottom, Peebles township, tformorly part of the Wood (-date, near the line of Braddock's Field , PA. , sengcr Railroad, lately charterodand expected to be in nperat ton in a ,hort time, mating it easy of acce,a,and within it tow minute,' ride or all part, of flit. city: ntlinining property of lion. ticorge I tars., Hen. M.Swarty.welder, 14lhia1/1 I takelleY, E`el anti others; also, of the propotted Itoprd Cw the o nellsville Railroad. This is the most delightful spot in Allegheny county for a country resid,rtee. onrrounded by scenery not excelled in the West. cotainanding a uplendid View of the hlonongithela River, -the cities or Pittsburgh, Allegheny, and borough of Birmingham, and at this particular time the kind or property most in de mand by the Hum of Imoitlt'Sß and mechanic. who are 81131011 Y to tray.: the crowded streete of the -115, and re cure for thernmelvc, and families a ple,aut. country home, ,4.,.•h offered on term , ao aeoetnmoda ling, no to be a thin the reach of all. The pron./is are laid out it. pints of In an one to three seers raell. making a convenient. size for duelling, ont.lionses. garden and pleasure grounds. A plan of the property will be dot. tributud previous to !eAle, mod Val) he F. 1. 4 ,11 fa any time at the lintel of D. F. lieattlig. Who will pine any informahun required. , Terms of szde,n,,,r,,n,•th tetionee it. threo equal [Annual payments, with bond and mortag.‘ and interest Aded trom day of talc. detlad rENITENTIARic BOOTS AND SHOES. A ' tirERIUR AR'ritLEO Itot SHOES Are wleced for ,ttle at the uttlee of thy ,cero l'enitentelry. 11), for e 055 or approved jetper. ~o,,e,ting or flf.f,f) I'oar,o and ' ;.:;.;1••.1; Jr Calf arid lisp 31 . 0nrot—., 7 li.r Ruau,, se ,t of I : 7 Boys' Cf::vsff Hoff!s. fffffsfsl end ;.04,1: 10 •• 1.:0 ; :11,1t ‘• 110, ' tOOl %..ry -tiparatr :tr - ttel,t—a - lid anted faat vahtr.t; 1112) . . 4 11i 'raw Itaga, uited lor tn.• fanner; tA. l'tta and Con •11 r—ri, 6‘1,1,11,t t 4, put rd trtl4 1,4 ..nn 1,, .Irntkht - al bq ..anatn tlii inn...• at t.ra.on decay it A3l. Warden. TO THE PUBLIC, 1 - ISl'l'.Cl.‘l,l,Y hztior:int :01,1 P. Iv. 31...1.-a {'hp uf tr...a S. ..r t a d r•E Situutp.t..... , otrunuit 1na...1.1a to Youth, of L. 41....• • ,. ittarr....l. hr. BRAN 1t... of Is.- I....nurtu • f3t.••4y 111 , 41 f,, a, tr.mdfnl y nr..l think ,treut,..ty itittnural. :Ilia .a , ntalntita,,ll ninund thour svet., peuitu-111, •lAL, phy, -,t11•411.1 In. , •.irltl. , ll u. tiga•p 10,11 in itEnurtant, thatit u ty .+hr lilt.lXn ' ll:l . l ' . prim rice riught to tit. %turd. nal.a•l to • dr., tatEnlia.a. h.ru and rn0,.1 urn. ... ra.•...prung :r+,1111,1 cos, • dit.101;.1.... and c•.. ul.. n..•unly ur .2ott. n it h. ptiLheity, r•.r. that du , nth! Eruardinut or , . tto-ir I..ente .... dn.! of n ra. tutaiti. und , E.y I .r I' ta many !Au! trion,..h lon h.+ 1.•. ty. two:mu:Au,. tin' Ilavopt 10.. ualvanCtpat , thrty no nth. I, ha , akali to Ili.. Ire wh..t. Eh , tv••Il n .•. -, 0 nerulp.l Cy hul pritid.dtur. „r 1 ~, • stintha , to-nr Intatru.n. Prta..p. !Ft, Erpravill pdrta of the utton.l.•tl to. I up,: to NEW DRUG STORE, COR. EAST LANE AND OHIO ST. A LI. EC II EVY Clll, . 4 14 NTLY HAND, A 1..1 +irvi 1".1:N N. VAI:NI--11 -11 • 1.1.1 11.+,..”•13 • N-• --, mr to. •: RFUNI I E.S r.k) It El :WIN F., S. S. CHRISTY, I) - I'll 1 , NO. 102 11:11 it it ET ST.. A_ I\T 1.3 NO. 13 FIFTH ST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON iteceii lug Cootls Continually 1"1“)11 TII E.l:-.TE.I:N Arc DRESS (1001)5, Reliable as.tai Quality %n.! 1.4 IS airk.ct. ..Etr 1..1) .1:.1“.).•,, to wir T 111111) Itag,l:tit...ll)Tugter. allll csir, JD- 131.3 No 101 M ati•l 11 Ftft •1 IP:\ I )E lEs AT I /ST ; 1:4 DERI Es AT rOST - ; NEW AND ELEt %NT ST!' NEW AND ELLII ANT st FIiENCA C , C1i4.A: . 4 11 SETS ; FRENCII 001.1,AP:4 AN SKnJ T PREY T4ELY N \T PRECISELY !;ASTERN AT EATDN. CREI t 11ACRI'M'N; Al' EATON, MACRPWS; ND. 11 El ‘1,3 ND 17 FIETII st hiIIOOTING G %11.LER V ()PEN DAY AND EVENING NO. 1311 WOOL) STREET. TTENTION IS I NVITED to olu lwauti fill mssortim.nt of P.CH ET k NIVES Of itlappin Roger.s' A'ote a 1,4 ano a,l at her celobrnCe.l inanufseturt.r, CARTW Itlt ;HT YOUNLi, Maul .tt urni - 4CLlttea,, No. ht. 1.1 7 0011 •trrot G ENTS' 1)111T BLE-SOLE Double Upper French CUlf 800 l JUST RECEIVED AT W. E. SCHMERTZ s. CO.'S, Fur Memphis, Napacim, Pine Binll, Little Rock and icon Stuftl4,, SEW ANt sIiitsTANTIAL BI LT Stemmer DANIKL MILLRII, Captain 1. WILLIAMS, Hill leave for Ow al.ro port, Y, 16,ember Rth. For treight or pas,a i g..., apply en hoard, wheno sho ❑ou lies, at Eno fool of Fitt sir-or, All, Wien). river. 41,5 Valuable Property for Sale or Excaange. 20 ACRE., in Sinner , ct. county, adjoin ng the town of Somer,t, will to disposed of hy the Undersigned cheap for cash, or in Pitch:ooze for property adjacent, twin the city of Pittsburgh. The farm la well improved with valuable buildings and barn. and is a desirable location for a stock or ibury farm. Immo hate attention is Apply to MARTIN CONNELLY. Penn st ileftilnultw or, .J. Esi- Somerset, AMBROTYPES. —TheSP beamfttl nn t thimble Picture, on glass; in all their perfection and loveliness, singly Cr to ~ : roups, may he okainett at WALL'S, le ilw Jones' Building. Pout); stress BLANK DEEDS — ND 111011:Fti A Printed un fine unite paper, and ruled on first and seeciad pages. Attorneys' and Magistrates' Blanks of eve description. W. S. HAVEN, deb Job Printer and Stationer. DIARIES Full different styles, for sale by J. B. WELPIN, Bookseller and Stationer. den No. ft 3 Wend streets near Fourth. CHALK CRAYONS.—'2OO gross received and for sale by den J. R. WELDIN. SLATES.--oin dozen Pennsylvania Slates, best quality, for sale irhotesate or retail. den .1. R. WELDIN, BCKGAMAION BOARDS.—A lartie va riety for sale by non J. R. WP.LPIN. TOURISTS' CASES, for sale by doh J. R. WELDIN. PRoIIISSO4Y NOTES AND DRAFTS, various styles, for s.do by doh J. R. WELDIN. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.-50 sacks Extra Buckwheat Flour. r e ceived and for sale by det HENRY H. COLLINS. A PPLES.-80 barrels choice Green pies, different varieties, just reed and for sale by deb• COLLINS. INGSTON, COPIA.VXD S CO., TANIJFACTI I F "FAIR. 111 itAmrs EN L vs" 0,, V:1!:.•ty. for me Livr stook. flay. I tr:dit. r . NO. Cord_ Iron. and GOr 31, dazing. eh, therdorntod or on iiti lever tir Without 1r0n... Nvo,,te a nod 0: all and eapaoitil,frotolteil,,ad to the small coonter sold,trid bat:owes. A! , o. they are the Pantentees end only manesa,durera of the unrivalled "Janus Fared. Door Looks" and. LATCHES. for right. or lon hand doors, of every size and variously: thlynnea and'fisished. t tiofree Mina. Paint Stills, Corn Mills end Shelters. Sansaze Cutters and Staffe rs , SeltShutting Gate and Shutter Ifiaros, Bed Cantors, Axle Ponies. Wardrobe. Hooks. Fire Iron Stands, be., Le, together with every variety of Maleahle Cast, no= ings. and DO)IF,STIC HARDWARE generally.. 1 -1 013 ll• LOTS ADJOINING LAWRENCE- each 24 by 110 feet. They will bo cli*pased of ell,np. information to be obtained at. THIS OF FICE. nalS BREWER, MALTSTRK, AND HOP DEALER HA VI N G COMMENCED BREWING for the ReA:lOl3, f arii now prepared to furniiih my etimonters with a In addition to my regular brands, I aui manufactur ing a very FINE FLAVORED BITTER ALE. put up in small packages expressly for family use. • Tills Ale is not only a delightful beverage, hill /3 highly recommended by the inedie-lfaculty, for invalids, where a 11111,1. nouri•hmg is required. I have also my celebrated WHEELING BOTTLED ALES, consisting of KENNETT BITTER AND CHAMPAGNE; PORTER AND BROWN STOUT. Pack anon sent to any part of ton city. aualLt3u2 ROBERT DALZELL Si. CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS - AND - DEALIRS PfD/Dl.7et AND FITTSDCP.OII MANTPACSCILT-3, - NO. 251 LIBERTY STREET, DDID PITIIDCROTI, PA A N ADVERTISEMENT in the Peoria Truminvt, of November 4th, calls on Coal Diggers to some tii Peoria to work. ft Mates that from 160 to can ond emplsyment is ya degm shell an RilyerLiZe: Men!. ellenhited to mislead many already figarly irnpov: ensiled miners, we take this °erasion to state, there is now more coal-digger , here than can 6tai employment, and warn all to stay away. Marty that have been attract ed here-hy ..uch unwarrantable Palls, are in a suffering i-olidition, after paying out their little-all to get here. A CoMMITTEL 750 X ALL TUE. MESSRS HERZ. A sal in of Two Hundred per Cent. Is made on Children's. Boys , and Youths' Boots aid mirchtmu g - them with MEM NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASON. SAM 1 4 GRAY & $ 9ll, IN A DDITIoN TO A LARGE A.SSORT x In tho colors for FINE DRES.4 AND Ct eral WAS' Varieties in Nap, Harrington and Elysian BEAVER OVERCOATINGS ; CHOICE STYLES IU CHEVOTS 7 WALKING SUITS, AND THE L.‘TMT DFSIGNS FOR TROWSERS & WAISTCOATS. - - A PIANO AT A BARGAIN. A NEW PIANO, 7 Octaves, EIkSEWOOD CASE, Louis TlV st. le. Carved Lacs, Wide' and Alu- ..• I Pearl Keys, Pearl Inlaid Name- T 11 , sin!. ie. The New York price of this style of Piano is $l5O, hot it will be F.ltlat a. great reduction, to close s consignment- tiisa r ii R( NS. k_l can aow furnish to thegn him lingo% elegantly finished ROSEWOOL) PIANO, Fterh, of six :Ind flve-eights. Octaves, ' (from n lo s,) for $2OO, CASH. They are from a favor ably known factoril in New York City; have the FULL IRON FRAME, 13 - eveled Corners, and. Octagon Legs. They have a full musical tone, and are fully warranted. Please call and examine. H. KLEBER & BRO., Sole Agra for the above and Steinway's Pianos, do?. No. 53 Fifth street. Einvo. S. BUTLER ? COMMISSION MERCHANT, 48 Public Landing, CINCINNATI, OHIO. net 27 (n* No. z 1 Firth ,1,4.k.t. rilllE hiANUFACTURERS OF SAW -1 YEWS CHEMICAL OLIVE EIIASIVE SOAP, utter sub.jecting, it to the severest teats known to the trade, are fully persuaded that there is noFamily Wash ing ir, ths United States, for solidi° money, having at once ad many goodqualitos, faild en fow discounts.) OF HEAUTI —ln colors, firmness, 'surface and tex, tore generally.. OF PURITY—In freedom from rosin, turpentine, clay, fish oils, stale Freese, and adulterations. OF qUALITY-1 or washing clothes, of every deseng ben, coarse or fine; cotton, linen ' woolen or,silk • dyed, printed or white: for LRASING tar, grease, pitch, pain t, oil, printers' ink, shoemakers' wax, etc., from clothes, furniture, and from the hands. Givo it a fair trial for yourselves, an 4 be convinced. - Remember, the 2117.1710 iB on each bar. Ask for OoPY of the directions. k .1. E. SAWYER', leg 47 Wood ptreet. Pittsthursrh S'FANDARD , ,VICTIUN. The Waverly Novels, Fireside edition, 27 volumes. The Waverly Novels, Household" 50 Dickens' Novels, new and beautiful editions, vols. popula r h.arjr e editions, jon 6 s ' 33 v ela Cooper's Sea Tales, " •• 5 vole. . Leather Stocking Tales, 5 vols. Hawthorne's Novels and Tales, 8 vols. Currey 13ell's - 3 volumes. Once Agnilars Works, 8 vols. :Marion liarkind's Works, 3 vols. des HAY &. CO., 55 Wood street. UNUTS.-24 hush: Shell Barks received and and for sale by noltt 11 ENRY H. COLLINS. A PPLE,S.-200 barrels choice Green Ap ples, just received find for sale by JAMES A. FETZER, des Corner Market and First streeta. 01701 X5O barrels prime Onions, just received and for saleby JAS. A. FETZER, de 3 ERFLT)IERY.—.A. large assortment, em it_ bracing many articles entirely now in this city; for sale by (del) S. JOHNSTON. _ _ E - - • 3IBRoIDERIES AT COST, KSIBROI ILA DERLES AT COST. at de7 JOS. HORNE'S, 77 Market at. SETS OF COLLARS AND SLEEVES at worth SS, at del HORNE'S, 77 Market street. _ - DURNETI"S CO:SIFANION FOR THE Jur TOlLET—Containing one bottle each of Cocoaine, lorimel, Kallieton and Oriental Tooth Wash, for sale by ' JOSEPH FLEMING, deG corner of Market street and Diamond. BUCKWHEAT.—`2uO 6 ushels for sale by e3O 13:018Y COLLINS -PKuprictor.,; For Sale GEORGE W. SMITH, Pitt Street, Pittsburgh SUPERIOR. ARTICLE OF FRESH ALE CONTRADICTION. W. E. 9CHMERTZ & CO., N. Fifth street. OF)EI`,TP,I) 7 C I_, 0 T HS, No. 19 Fifth Street. JOHN. H. IiELLOR, No. BI Wood street SlE== .1 4 .1 . XTSMT_TPCG1-1 ARTIFICIAL -TEBTLL. IT is well known thatfirst'elass Dentistry has been beyond the reach of the masa of Teeple on account of its nostlinesa, and the majority, rather than take up with the inferior workmanahip of "cheap Dentists," have ailopted the wiser.course - and done without any, for it a- set of teeth be imperfect in _work manship axid inexact in fit, it is worse than useless and dear at any price. THE CORALITE AND PORCELAINTEETIThaie in augurated anew ere In the science of 4eiatierri—being the very Lest Irti6eial 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 stich prices as I deemed would remunerate the best artistic and 'me chanical skill. Since then,lowever, the unprecedented favor with which the work has been received, has com pelled other Dentists to adopt it, some of whom wish to retain the old gold plate prices, which I consider would be exorbitan4 for, though the new stylesi are really more valuable than the best gold work, the; are rondo of less expensive material. The increased amount of work done also compensates forthe reduction in Price On the other band, a few Detital.QuackS of this city, who possess neither mechanical skill or common hon esty, advertise the work at prices slightly less than my own. notwithstanding they have neither the ability nor the right tit being patented) to manufacture it. The -.object of this trickery is merely to obtain an opportu nity to disparage the Coralite and Porcelain and recom mend some of their own worthless work. - I have felt bound, injustice to myself and the public, to make known these facts. The qualities of the PORCELAIN AND CORALITE PLATE TEETH, which establish their great auperiorit. -- over the best gold or other me Lal ic plate are= entire Ite./. dom from all metalic laste, Ernell or tarnistWboing corrodible and impervious to 'the juices 'of thexpoutli; Fel - feet adaptatioli or . fit; (Impossible in inetalic world;) with moth greater strength' and lightness; ena bles theln to be worn with more ease, cormort mid *al ly. They are also far more durable, lees liable to rieei dent and more easily repaired. , The public are lnyited to call end e?-smine these pew styles MEMO GRAND PIANO ! PEE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure of announcing to the public, Olathe has inst received a a plea did 7 Octave Carved RON'It cod Grand nape, from the factory of Phiekering a Sons; the Fitiff one' of their %Yew ftnproved Scale' that has 'been' in Pitt:AM - ugh.' piano has received the 1116 St U itualified from all who have seep it, and has been prononpeeq by competegt judges to possess, in an eminent degree, those qualities which constitute a fine instrument The public are invited to call and see this splendid Piano, at the Warerooms of CHICKERING & SON'S NEW SCALE • SEVEN OnOTAVgI'IANOS, WITH THREE STRINGS TO EACH NOTE Ia the Trate—New Felt Hammers—Bratod Bottom, and Scpcatang Action. ' ANEW LOT of the above -ovVz... Piano Forte 9 just received direct train the 11anufactor.y. of Chickdring • Sons, Boston, tidied:Oct peiuortally lity Ht. Charles lifellor, whFostlnii of superbliCary ed and Plainitoseilood Case's. The public are respectfully invited to tnill - and °Tat-p -igs thcse splendid instruments: For stile 'only by JOHN 0. 31E14.00, Sole Agent for Chickering 1 Son's Pianos, note_ for Pittsburgh and Western Penn's. CHICK ERING SG SON'S NEW SCALE 6 1-2 OCTAVE- PIANOS ; THE SUBSCRBER has just, received, direct from the manufacto-, ry. of Chiokenng: & Song, Bc.sten.'h ne...1 . ` • . and splendid lot of their NEW SCALE (1)4 OC. TAVE PIANO.FORTES, in elegant- Rusewbod and Black Walnut Cases, selected personally by Mr. Charles Mellor, at the Factory; for this market.; Prices from $250 to $2OO. For sale only by - JQltI IS. MELLON' Agent for Chickering s,on's Platto?l, u01.8.4W . WOOD STREET. 81 WOOD STRET. ASSURANCE COMPANY NO. 1, MOORGATE STREET, LONDON. ESTABLISHED IN 1838 CAPITAL.. V6:2118030(1 00 PAID UP CAPITAL . AND SURPLUS, 4,118-3,11/ ANNUAL REVENUE, for the year - ending January 31,1158, THIS COMPANY INSURES AGAINST Loss or Damage by Fire, almost every description of Property. The Rater of Premiers, are rtroderate, and, in all cases, based upon the character of the owner or occupant, and the merits of the risk. Losses promptly adjusted and p , aid withoatreference to London. 4 .74;g:a permanent fund provUl, , d .Plulu. delphiaturpaymene ot lams ig this eaurtitr. , IItIERS.II=I ET PITTEIBEMEI Messrs. James M'Cully & Co., 174 Wood street; John Floyd & Co., 173 Wood street; , Brown & Sirkpatricks, 193 Libertystieet " D. Gre= & Co., 99 Wood street; " Wilson; & Co., 54 Wood street: .711ing ',.d and "is well , th hot under 'erms, 'a pay - m the James M'Candress & 103-Wood street Nunick & Co., 05 Water strer4'i B. 4. Fahnestoek &, Co, That and Wood Sts4 dos: 'Wootiwell & Co4Bdenntl and Wood MS; Atwell, Lee & Co:, 8 Wood street; Bizehfield 4 - Co., Fourth and Market streets " M'Crindless, - 31eatts a co, wood and Waterqa =men= "einktindrais., ' George H. Stuart. Esq., 13 Bank streoll !Fs l i n Y tnPl a n g eT i do!, 22' ouch Ft'o itsireet• 3pCuteheon & 'Collins, Front and Now streets Saudi, Williams .8 Co., 613 Market streefi James Graham & Co., 20 and 22 Letitia street Joseph B. Mitchell, Esq, President Machin:des Bank James Dunlap, Esq., President Union Bank; Hon. W. A. Porter r late Judge Supreme Court. _ JAMES W. ARROTT, Agent, del Office, 103 Wood-street. JNO. THOMPSON & gOUSE, SIGN AND OILNAMENT2I, pAlMT : rfva N 0.145 Third Street, Pittib 0 Et. BILT/a, Late of LEIIICA.s.tOr.... Loo A GSZ9O, Pitt'g h. GEO. S. BRYAN & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS FOR THE ' 1 4 7, P OF PIG IRON, BLOOMS, &C., - No. 52 Wood st., Pittsburgh. Rrrramcia.—Lyon, Shorb & Co, Pittaburgh, Livings ton, Copeland ACo Pittsburgh: Thos. E. Franklin, Esq., Lancaster, non. Simon Cameron E . larrisbur&• -Strati Gardner & Ca. 4 HoUlthrysbur& Pa: : ja.28.13:al THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA, INSURES AGAIN LOSS OR DA_MAGE by Fire on Buildings, Merchandlze, Furniture, dm., at reasonable rates of premium. Drucross —F. Ratchford Starr; WilliatrilirEee, of Wm. 4%se 4 Co; NalhrO,Erazier; Juo. H. Atwoed, f Atwood, White k Co.; Benj. T. Trediek., Of Trecliek, - Stokes & Co.; Henry Wharton; Mordecai L. Dawson; Gen H. Stewart, of Stewart le Bro.; John H. Brown, of John B. Brown CO.; Fahnestock, of B. A.Fahnestock. & Co.; Andrew D. Cash; J. L. Erringer, of Wood A &ringer. F. RATCHFORD STARK, President. CHARLES W. COXE, Secretary. Pummels Amain:rm.—Wm. Holmes &Co J. Painter & Co., Thomas M. Howe, Esq., Jas. Marshall, LE?, Allen IC Kramer, Esq., Wilson, Elroy k Wilson, ayne Co., Bailey, Brown A Co, Livingston, Copeland A Co, James B.Lyon &.Co., Wm. S. Lovely A Co. IEO. S. BRYAN & CO q Agents, 'Mein No. fa Wood street. LOGAN & GREGG, 'lmporters HA. 11 D W ARE, No. 52 Wood Street, Four Doors above St Charles Hotel, . ielll.l3m P T V` decian i. ; , lIME.-300 bbls. Louisville Lime, just re- g a ceived and for sale by rrysin. H. COLLINS. A FRICAN CAYENNE.—Cou tb;., pow dered, ter sale by B. A. FAHNIESTOCE.I CO, de: cor. First and Wood sta. PUTTY. -80 bbls. for sale by. a A. FA.III 4 4zIOOIC .4 CO. deT corner Wood and First streets. ROWN'S BRONCLIIA.L TRo4.ll:lE.'_s', anti all the Cough Remedies of the day. for sale by - S. JOHNSTON, 3 eor. Smithfield and Fourth sts. FAILILY .111.EDICINI---A 11 the genuine Medicines now in use, for sale by S. JOILNSTON, der :car. Broithilelck and Fourth auk =MEE A. A. 7c, No. 191 Penn Street, N. STEBBLNS, M. D., Dentist JOHN H. MELLOR, _ Si WOOD STREET. ~7`9RT~~?~IY 933,734 12 MIME

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