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B1 OILS, Kc. Sew Atnenrau 'yclo- R'IA RECORD. tf 6 AT "1t -SV4i 'jy QMt" Lich is hei-P CwTXSBCBOH wnEELIKij 11 ot i'rifyvgyfc, -etMUlU On and after iJOMlA Trains will teare the iwjws of tbe FtnusyiTenaB shsairoad. in Flttsbnrab. as toUcm-: OEAf ED Ph'jHk-aLS are invited till 3 d.y OCT'EK, a.

'r-r ci-rs; th i j'rjf i- i i i- ItsCU'-'fi 13i tTtCi" N', I. 1, -r i. pr i'-f fb tb Bi-if for tli dlhroit 4 ie l-t i-hXc r-ht-e'i vt in Nc vrU a t.lne 1 uo -ij the hiiei 1 ffpoa-: ran i'tl. Fmur ie-; iui beat-Ut 1 am a laili, tl v-: ,1 i 1 hX tne Lnrr-y. run Witr.

1. ti t-f th Hailru'-id et SV'iinliiiigtt-t', IV i' 'i hp n- ai Grfrii.tteut 't wilt mJ intf friober 1st, hi St. Juhu Cftrckjrpa, Ia the obQcel at twonty wo A fi prL Bith Hopkins, Smith, PSftro. MLllvaina. knd Dm Bnleh r.n 1 partbiptrl la the opeaing religious which the Right Rev.

Bishop Wfcoekf of Michigan preachej a die-sftursa (rout the following text: "God is in the midst of her; she shall not be moved." The sermon is regarded by some as a model specimen of High Church assumption. It has called forth severe strictures from the press, and is denounced by papers of the denomination. The ChritUm Tint; (an Eplsoopal paper) takes strong ground against the views promulgate! in the sermon, as being neither patrlotio nor Protestant, neither evangelioal nor charitable but -was oynioal in its criticism of the great body of oitizens and eensorous toward all the Christian Wbs in the land. It says "In brief, our national calamities are all he ascribed to the denial of Apostolic Succession in the ministry of the Church, and the rejection of the dogma of Baptismal Regeneration, the acceptance of which would go far to redeem us from the perdition to which we are hastening. More in sorrow than in anger, we pronounce this sermon an insult to the Church, or, if indorsed by the Churoh, then an insult from the Church to the nation whioh protects it and guarantees it In all its liberties, so that ven such a sermon ss this can be proached by one of its ohief ministers." Subsequently a motion was unanimously adopted by the Convention, ordering the publication of copies of the sermon for the use of the House.

The following 2tereissa 1 tie United Preaby- A Br.mon tifr n.au Catholics tuvu latel; uurch.tsrd twu Uni- na bouses of woretiip iu that city on in Hanover street, aud ooe iu CLai.il.era street 'itie muu! ternary the SunJty School L'nioo of the i luit. li mui helj at Newark. X. ou Oct. 12 and I Special sermons ami suitable Mre-nei were delivered by distinguished lutmtcrs and laymen in the different Methodist Churches on the first d.iy.

The second day whs de- I voted to holding a Sunday School Confer- enoe Meeting in the afteruoou, aud in the evening the anniversary proper took place at which various reports were submitted-The Advocate and Journal givea a brief ab- stract of the reports, from whioh we learn, that the object of the Sunday School I'nion is to furnish libraries and requisites to Mis- sion Sunday Schools, to new schools, farmed by poor societies, and to aid old schools una- I ble to meet their own expenses. During the past fifteen years, the Union has given away over $100,000 worth of books. It has aided 13,000 schools, aud distributed 9,000 volumes of books which has beeu read by nearly of children. It erap'oys no paid agents or officers, aud its working expense at present are less than 5200 per annum. Since January it has granted 8,000 worth of books.

Religious toleration, me French pP'T8 states, has been formally declared throughout the Empire of China. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. From Yesterday's Evening Gazette. Smart's Cavalry the Marauders were not Captured. The following letter, from a soldier in the 4jth Pennsylvania Reinject, explains why the rebel Qen.

Stuart was not captured while makiag his late daring raid into this State: Sotax's FoBD, Oct. 14, 166-. ieur Stuart has performed one more of those daricg feats, lie has swept around the entire army, and accomplished all, perhaps, that he intended. The word reached us, in the shape of an order, to march immediately, without transportation. In ten minutes' time our brigade consisting of the 4otb Pennsylvania, 100th Pennsylvania and 36th Massachusetts, were oi the road to Sandy Hook.

There we took the oars and arrived at Frederick city at 12 o'clock midnight. We were harried out of the city, on the different roads leading therefrom. Artillery soon reached as, ana we made every preparation to meet the horse-thieves, bat we were not xrati-tted by a sight of them. They came within tour miles ot: the city, then made a circuit aoross the Monoeacy, near New Market, (taking breakfast at L'rbana,) an approached the river in the direction of Uyattstown. Oa Sunday afternoon, one brigade of onr troops, with the 1st Rhode Island Cavalry, and one battery, came on thoir rear guard, but instead of hurrying forward, they halted to docido who was in icxmnnd of the troops The time occupied in the disf uta between tLe crBcors, gave the rebels sumcient time to make gotd their sseape at White's Ferry, four miles balow here.

Their rear guard, consisting of 300, was cat off, but as ytt have not been cap-tared. The whole of them could just as easilv have been out off and raptured as nut, but the wrangling about rank delealed tne whole plan. This is humiliating not a private in the ranks bat fell It as such nd the sooner the placing of such men in positive of trust is stopped, the better. We wero burned to Ibis point from Frederick City to intercept them, bat they did not gladden us with their appearance. They had with them from twelve to fifteen hundred horses that thev had stolen in the raid.

I saw six of the thieves (prisoners) that were elotbed in the United States army olothing, from head to foot, which they had taken at Chamsersburg. Five ot our men, they captured oa Sunday night, escaped and cams over yesterday. The reoeli have done little damage, save stealing horses, bnt they have accomplished one of the most daring feats in the history of the war. It Is to be hoped that the stable will be locket, since tho horse Is gone. W.

W. T. Contributions fur the Relief of Sufferers by the Arsenal Explosion. We, the undersigned, resident of Indiana township, Allegheny county, contribute the amonnts set opposite our names fur tbe relief of the sufferers by the recent eiploslon at the Allegheny Arsenal Andrew MedM $1 Jaruoe Sroto Jamse Mehslvy 1 WMa Ion Will Clara Mcsl-lvy Win. Margaret M.

Eeliy Catharine Canon. Dental Ulck-y kllaab A.hhaiinoa.. Am. Whllten Jansse L. Otiarlea Krata rVEtilabath 1 5nJOeori5 Moyes fiuljamea Clowns 50 6o tsampeoe 1 J0 ft) J.

W. eniTsly 25 iaun Koblosuu t) John Sytbers tV) 3fi Joha Henderson 60 16 Peter Butehlasoa. 1 00 Qurge Jsouby 1 10 Uwxge t9baw 1 UO iuaazinah Stouter Go Wm. baiemU Thorn As N. Jnaeph Hancuek W.

Williams Jacob W. Tnompeoo. Vbiirt John Jas. B. M'Cotcheon.

6" Cynthia Ula. I 60 ald Blark 60 f. Jam-a Vi 60 Jainoa Uan.n...... Si 60 Mia. W.

C. 4 00 6f) A. Fatligrew VJ lb Wm. Henderson 1 00 60 Phil Ho-l-l 1 I Jamee NU -o "3 25 Ralph 6" N'u-jii 00 ai'Wataul M'tV-riaha 60 Henry Weasel (ss.jrge Goes. Isaac AbliaU Jamas Wm, Campbell 1 Hubert Corkle I Mrs.

flaniael KlsUk. Adam Waltr 1 00 Mamuel Marshall 11 Total oo OolleoUd by Aoaa Waltss. Received, Ootober 17th, 152, of Adam WalUr, thirty-four dollars, In lull, of above. Joshca Hakka. The Army Vote.

The Prothonotary has already received returns fr'm 6ve of the oompanies in the army. To tbe eomplekion of these eompset', we Bi tbe vote on tne State ticket col. ooLLisa'e aittiassT, (13ru.) i 'I IK 'Total Aud. elen. Coohran, It.

271 tt, A 1 1 49 2 26 28 10 47 10 12 2 21 Blanker, 8ur. (sen. Ross Barr, I The ether return is from Co, Ool. Clark, and tbe vote for tbe State ticket is as follows Aud. Gen.

Oochran, (R.) 47 Sleeker, (L.) 3 Bur. Geo. lless, (R 46 Barr, (D.) 3 The fall returns from the army will perhaps not reach here for several days, but they will be gradually ooming in by every mail. Fire. About twelve o'elook last night, a dwelling owned and occupied by Mr.

MeOrew, livery stable keeper, and located on Centre avenue, oaoght lire under the roof, and was considerably eamaged before the Barnes oould be obeck-ed. Tbe steamers Vigilant and Neptune were promptly on tbe ground. The Vigilant rendered most efficient service and worked to great advantage, but the Neptune wad somewhat orlpplel from want of hose. The Good Intent Ilose Company rendered valuable aid. The fire was confined to Motsrew's house, which is insured for $1,000.

The loss will not reach that sum. The origin of the fire is unknown. Tbe same house was on fire on Tuesday night last, and tbe roof was partially destroyed. Ukitixoo'thi Old School Phssbttkkiaic Btkod or Baltimosb. The above named Syaod, with which the Old Sohool Presbyterian Ohnreh, of UarrlsLorg, is connected, will assemble in liarrieburg.

on Tuesday evening next. This Synod comprises the Presbyteries of Baltimore, Carlisle, Winchester, Lewes and Potomac, with upwards of one hundred ministers and about one hundred and thirty-two churches. Nearly all of three of the above named Presbyteries are now on the other side of the Confederate lines and a number of churoLes within their bounds have joined the Southern Assembly. In eonseqnence of tbe above reasons there will no doubt, be but a small attendanee at the 'coming meeting. It is stated that the opening sermon will be preached by the Rev.

Dr. Dickson, ef Baltimore. 4., ilt-ton paeaia. XV ibU "labrmte aiid useful i xm-l2? trim i f'jinb," wbiio fic 7t" i- iuit on i Oer; leaner I'liii Wry Auietjjr; the other iliceaulo artieiea ar ihtw rn by Lvi M. i Stw k'otk: rieret by the -a U.J vrv.tsi tr.ii,'' T.

Uo-jo wt.l9ft)" iii I). '3den! St.ti!,-.ti Kfb't, Swifzur laud," by tr'feewr Alexander J. eheiD ci)fuaii apd Liteiature," by Pro te. rt-r Atni.oe-, ot Ya'e Ct.ltege by Thin. R.

LmiDihur; by J. T. Hodne "Texas," by L. P. Brockett, and otherii.

Auosj the living chftracteri whose biographies arfl given in volume, ate Kev. tir. pnufc, Rev. C. il.

Spurgei'D, E. G. Squier, Alexander il. Stephens, Cotiimniiore SU-cfcton, R. 11.

Stoddard, Hatriet Lvecher Mowe, Agnes Stfiuklan.l, Charles Suutuer, Taglini, pjyard Ta lr, Taj lor, Thackeray, Thiers, Oflorije Ttcknor, Rev. X. J. i Thotni in, Hubert Toombs, the Trollopes, U. T.

Tuekeiinau, M. K. Iapper and Rev. Dr. Tyng.

Aitothor volume will complete this valuable work, without which no American's library en uow be furnished. Indeed, the buuibUyt culieu'ioit ot bocks ought to include this Cyclopaedia, whichsupplies so much information upon American subjeats, which ean be found in no other work ot reference whatever. The Pilttburgh agent for the publishers, Messrs. Appleton New York, is Mr. llenry Miner, street, next door to the Post Offioe.

LlkCT. C. A. ot Knap's Peuusyl-vauia Battery, who was derailed to reoruit for that brave corps, lett evening to jotc his command. Lieut.

A. has been quite successful, having procured a sufficient number of recruits to till up the ranks this fine battery to the maximum. Wa wish be and hia oouipny may gather still more laurels than those already theirs. Front Royal, the Rappahannock, South Mountain and Autietani, all attest the bravery and skill of Knap's battery. Ta Illi-stbatsd Wkscliis.

J. P. Bunt, Masonio Hall, Filth street, has received 'Ike lorfc Hiu4tral'J Stw; llrjier't Wittily, and Fmnl- Ltilii in all wnich will be found double record of the important events of our time, the pen and the pencil oo operating in the werk of history. They are dalightful supplements to alt the newspapers. PXTXXSO.1'8 MaOsIIKS FOB NoVSSIBE.

This favorite of the ladies is out with the fashions and other matters uroixis of the month of November. The illustrations in this number are quilo numerous. For sale by J. P. Hunt, Maeonlo Hall, Filth street.

LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEW8. jFKOM OCR EVENING EUITIOS. ADVANCE OF BES. MfCLELLAVS ARSY. The Enemy Driven from Charlestowa OUR FORCES TWO MILEH BKYOND.

ste. IlkADCAETSaa ABUT 0 THS PoToHaO, Thursday Evening, Oct. 10. An important reconnr'inan'-e was made today by a portion of the Aiiny of tho Potomac, In the direction of Winehesbar. The division uf olen.

Hancock, lately Oen. Ktcbardsou's, left Harper's Ferry at an early hour this morning. On the road to Charlestowa, three miles from Bolivar, thev Came upon the enemy's outer pickets, which retired as ourtroeps advanced until within half a mile of Charles-town, where tbey formed in line of battle, with dismounted skirmishers thrown to the fr nt, they having no infantry. They covered the approaches to Charlestowa by two pieces of art Uery on the left and upon the town Dike, with the view of disputing our occupa tion of tte town. A Lavery was soon brought into position, and opened with shell and solid shot, which was promptly replied to by tho five rebel pieces already in position, the engagement, whtcn was carried on wholly by artillery, lsated twe hours, whan the rebels ful back to the hill beyond the town.

Our loss was one man killed and eight wounded Capl. Smith, of the Richmond Artillery, and eight men, were wounded end taken prisoners, which is the only loss known. The troops under ueneral Hancock entered Charieetown about 12 o'clock, and occupied tne town, the enemy leaving In our hands over one hundred men, who were wounded in the battle of Antietam. At 4 o'clock, the infantry formed in line battle on the right and lett of tbe road leading to Bunker Hill, when they advaneed, driving the enemy trom the hills, and at dark occupying a position two miles beyosd the town. Information, ascertained to-day, shows that the mam body of the rebel army occupy a po sition extending from Banker mil to tne sue nandoah.

(leu. MoClellan arrived at Cuarlestown at 2 o'clock, where he remained during the night But very little Union feeling was showu by the people of Chariestown upon its occupation by oar troops. Keconnoissanee AcrobS the Potomac -Rkirmisn Near Shrpherdalown. FakiissiCK, Oot. Ii5.

A person who leu Sharpsburg at 0 o'clock a. reports that (Jsn. Humphrey Division crossed at macs. ford's Ford at daylight this morning, and ad vanced on bhepheruatown. At the time he left a sharp skirmish was going on upon the Virginia side ot tne river.

Fkidsbick, Ootober 17 Midnight. Later advices, from opposite Shepherdstown, report that tbe recvnoottering party, under Geoeril Humphreys, wnion oroasea tne row mac this mornioa. were met near Shepherds town by a rebel force, whioo opened upon them an artillery fire. As our forces had no artillery with tbem, they retired aoross the river, having aooomplished tbe object of the recunnoissance, and ascertained that the re bels were still in some force at this point. Surrender of Nashville Demanded.

Nsw Yoai, Oct. 17. A dispatch from Lou isville to the Herald says umclal dispatches were received here from Nashville to-day. The rebels were In large force near that city. Oa tho 11th Inst, they sent a flag of truce, demanding the surrender of the town.

Oea. Negley declined. The Federal force was amole for its defence. Gov. Harris, Major Hen.

J. R. Anderson aod Brig. Oen. Forest are in oommand of the rebels.

Captured Vessels Insured. Boston, Oot. 17. The bark Virginia, which was destroved by the rebel pirate '290; otherwise known as the Alabama, was insured at noon yesterday in New Bedford for $11,500 on the war risk. The bark Ellsha Dunbar, whioh was also destroyed by the pirate, was insured on Wednesday in New Bedford for $21,000, the war risk being taken.

The frthio and Indiana Election. Cincinnati. Oot. 17. Ohio: 31 counties give a Dsmccratlo msjority of Hem ocratio train over 2d.

000. Indiana: Democratic msjority on the State ticaet about 8.000. The Democrats elect nve Congressmen: Union men three, and three doubtlul. Deuih of Oen. James.

San Hasbob. L. Oct. 17. Gen.

O. T. James died this morning from the effects of injuries reoelved yesterday by the eipiosion of a shell during a trial oi ins james projaciuw. I nion Congressmen Elected. Philadelphia, Oot.

17. Myers is elected to Congress ia the Third district, 'ihayer Is vir.i. -Q i eiectetl in ion inn uibuiu. Both are Union candidates. Arrival of the Steamer Asia.

Hobton. Oot. 17. The steamer Asia arriv ed at B'-i o'clock this morning. Her mails were sent to New York in tho morning train KKINED OIL KOlt EXl'OKT.

Tbe n.M-r.tirneil ara dow Dreoared to Sell the best quality of Itelined Carbon I II, delivered on board of cars at Ftitaborgh, on dock ia Philadelphia, or at warehonse at Hed Hook Point, New York. Will leo deliver lo's f-om 100 to 1,000 barrels lre aooara t. ill, or sell Bills Lading of different alz-d lots oil I.Wmr.fK.I. lila.irow. Krankfori-on-the Mali, and otbo.

European porta. BEttSB A GHAVT, n.a .11.. rill Ulll.knr..k Dsa e7 reimi i iv vit nuns, ODD FOKKH, constantly oa fatind for M-le br ocli SOWS TIT LIT, SW Wood itmt. FETKOLiiii OIL Keesb 4 are fit-r -tiadt tCSIt I lure i'ejJoczeJ Biioi Stcaas AuritMrd ill prrtaed B. ii.

do ic to, So. is and So. 9 Kackioery fil. Ariand Oil, IX! Oil, Glory Oil, W'a-an and Mill Orea and pirits of Saphtta. SfesT-Onltrs fille-l pr.ar!Iy- trurBce, comer of Front anil Smlthneld streetr 11 iiouaabela House, fittaburif h.

P. 1att j77ikTTiNi)oAt a- aaasera. l.iSAV AH1.UK, otALaas ia A 1 t.aMP JIASDrsOTtTEIkS, St. wpov tTUEEi, jLli-iu PirrsacaeH, Poaa. U.LL,t,V ki.iL.

kEVAti ii. T. tL OObMICeU OODVLLLE OIL REFLSKKY. ffOLDSSXP, BBtAN 00., KAJfTTACTCEeaB OF BLliSiaVS OIL AUD LUElilCATIVO OIL, Roep coudtantlv ou hand the rtry beat quality of LL'iiNI jS OIL, iei and w. bout odor; also, a good LI J-UICAIOK, ture wiJjiJt and uau wjtAii oidera sit at ao.

aV' i ifth TaEs.T, tJank lituck, aecoiid floor, will b- promptly Id. L'lJU-N i' Oils vvuiias. NOAN, DUNLAP 4 l-l'fcst WHITE BKKlNri) I'SBIIOK OILK. Oliica, al L'-rty I'l Pa. LGLfc OIL OKKri.

WIOHXMAX JLi AN'ilEUjUN, renown and rit-alere in PIjlE CABL'OS OIL. (ijuabty I-ITTaBCRuH, ftrCAEGBEAHKard BEJiiTOLK oonslanflr cn bjiiic. Orilors IiT tba prasont at CHES8, SSIITB iValer arjd First sinsetn. VViVHii OIL. WOKKti.

VII.UAit P. aiAMUFAcrvaaa or JOAL AND CABBON OU, altd dealer la LAM1B, CHIMNEYS, ate, Slo. iv Mat teat street, between Seeand and Third, rilTbBUaiall, PA. PETKOiSA OiL WOKK.S. LONG, MILLER CO.

Works at oharpbnrg Station, AUogheny Vaiy Eailroad. Office and Warehouse, as MABEET gTBEET, PHlsbarh. ManulWitureraof ILLCMIM ATISG and LUBRI-CATlMiCABBON OILS aad BENZOLE. No. 1 SEFIXEtl OIL, warranted non-eipk- sive, alwavs on naud.

ocliilya LUUKICATLN'tt ULL, at thb low raid or io CENTS FEB GALLON, constantly on band and ler sale by B. O.iJ. K. SAW VEE. As to the rinality, refer to annexed certiucatet Nov.

27, lsao. Affwsrs. B. C. J.

U. tyaMjyer Gents The Lubricating Oil we are getting Irom you we nnd to be tha boat tot oiir j.urt,.oa we nave ever usmI. Tar. It. S.

It. it. B. B. Br Wm.

KSPlf, Prssidsnt UEESK liKAVir-, OIL HM11SBH8. HAKvrAcrratas or WHITJC BUBNINO OIL, P'lBK BENZOLS ANPBTASS OLABirilsD MAOHINEBT OIL, I'SI US OIU Ur ALL lillAVliiKS jlvn AriAiLl. Car Oil Larreia wanted. Ocmar Onice, Stononaaneia Eouaa. UOTJEXA.

piiEN'CU ti HOTEL, THE EUROPEAN PI. cm or NJW TOEE. 61NGLB SIOOSIS HiTI OESTS FSB DAT. CSty UcM Syaors, ccr-Mr Fxmlffvrt Kraal. (Op-'iM City Hail.) --Meals as thy may be ordered in th- spacioua There is a Barber's Shop and Balh Biases attaches to the litel -Beware of liUNNKBS and kiACkliN who say we are full.

K. FttENCtt. r-BijraiEToa. MEK1CA" HOUSE, Boston, is the xi. ad bdt arranged Hotl In the tew i caaixaUy iocatod, aud easy of ac c-t-sjj from ail the rouwe oi tra-rtH.

It contains all tha mrdm lmpixwcQeiH-, and Tery oouvenieno for the coniLri and acoommoiuuton of th txaTuUng mblic. Iho aieping nwmi ara lareaad well watiiaced; ih aaiWa of roomi are w-U arrangc-d, and compietely for famihvwaud iarea twveiuig parttva, and tut House win coutinue kept i a first eiaei h-itl in evtfty jail LWlfl KIiJE, Pmr-rietoT. JAM S. YCfCNO J. T.

YOTJHO, YOUNG BKOTHEKS. Duqcesvx Foov-car, Litrty srroet, tear the Outer lejot Fa, li. aVfttebwrgk. Dianufttcture MACHINE. UrT BLAHT AKO HOLLIKG MILL YUSACS CASTINGS of every description.

OIL BOILEt CASTINGS, YIEE YBOIfTS, GBATE BAliiS, WAGON BOXES, SAD AK1 DOii IliUiSd, GKATES AUD GfiATK YBONTS, STOP-COCK BOX always oa hand and lor sale low. Orders left with W. W. YOCKG, comer of Wood a'reet asd Diamond alley, mill receive prompt attea-i ion mhatS McCUKMIC-K. fc Valla-Y fr orNnay, Pituburgb, Pa.

aSo. Liberty street. ef COOK, PAKLOK AND HI AT-ING PAKLOH AND KiToHKN GBATKS, UoLLoVv V. AH, eta, Suel and Glass Moulds, Roiling Mill CuttiL.g!, Miil Gearing, Gas, Water and Ar-tixen 1 ijHj, bad Irons, Dos; Irocs, Wagon Boxes, fen-gar ivvltliw, PuUeys, Hangers, Oar Wheels, CottpLingsa and Oatins ceaeraliy. Aleot Jobbing and Machine Oantiiis Uiidsj to order.

Patented Portable Mill, with ttieani or Horse Po-er P. DeHAVEN SON, No. 4T FEDERAL STREET, AHhty Cttj, ilacufuortirers of ersry Tsrfety of COOKIKQ AKD STOYta. CooKlNCr SAhGlEd, Tins CoaimonGEATE BO NTS, Ac. OAST IBOS EOUSE YBONTS, IB0 KaXaING, and ail klud of CA8IISQ3 made to order.

w4 m5 fcU MJtri VKt5. he adver- JL tuK-r, having been restored to health in a few weofci, by a Terr BiuipLe remedy, after havlac suiter ed Mvernt veata with a severe Iuhk adeciion, and that dread dUeaee, OvDtoiijption is anxious to make kn-jTn to nts i-iiow sun me means ot oare. To oil who esire It. he will send a cony ef the ore crip Lion used (tree of charge,) with the directions lor prpparttg and using' the same, which tnty itl had a tmrs ctn for Vontwrnptiotn Aukmat BronchUtt, dv. The only object oi the advurtiaer In eeudiug the prescription is to benefit the alfiicted, and pread ia-term alio which he conceives to be in valuable, aod be bop.

evnry sufferer will try his remedy, as It will coat tbem nothing ana may prove a biusabug. 1 ariiiMiwisbing the preactiption will please address UvV. FDHAiili A. WiUWrnsbarg, Kings oonnty. N.

Y. LKtia i XKcVKO. iJJDUORMJBif TO JTU- cHAfiKtts. A very laiye stock of cboioe TBEES, of BtitMniMl varieties to ohooeu from, with every posal-11p cA.ro taken to have every variety true to name. Of Annie alone we have bo, QUO oi which are throe year olds, 10,000 four year olds.

Pear, two to tbree yuan old. Peach, Plum, c.t a flue stock, rUrKuKNi theTtees In the Nursery. Gall aud eiawiue thm. KVI.KGBKKN6 from 1 to 8 feet, by tbe band red, choap; hIko, SHADE TBEK3 AND bHBUBBEBY, wboltale and retail. Atldrt P1T1BI'BGB AND OAKLAND NtJB- bKKltS, Pittaburgh, Pa.

jonv UrTTTtTtOfill. Ja. 71iilXMi aa cood as any; I serhaps better, in our judgment, 6MI1H A BBOWNkLL's BITING JLUio ha no superior. Prejudice anide, we hazard nothing in presenting tbla beauttfi.l fluid to the community. We epeak iron expenenoe.

ny seua to iturope, an-ntihtty, gratify a prejudice in favor of a fureiirn article? Give it a trial and you will want no better Duid. 1'rlco and quality will commend it. J. KKAD, Sole agtut for Western Pennsylvania, 8417 78 Fourt -ttrfft. Vf JlV COAMU-NM-LN 16t reoeived iY this diY boxes prime Gheeca; 1 car lObd Potatoes; 40 bbl.

Apples; 3 sacks eathers; 60 busbtls Onions; kt-gs Lard; 6 bide, packed Butter; 150 bush. I extra Timothy Seed; bbis. Country boap; and fnr sal L. H. VOTOT A CO.

KJOllCii. Aly wile, MAK, having Itft my bed and beard without etose or provoi'atibo, 1 hereby notify the public not to trust ner, at I ili not pay any det ts by her contracted, oclo 3td T. 51 BKLL. LAKl) UiL 50 bbli. prime o.

oa hand and for sale by Ad. DALZYLL A SON, VT-t-T mtrt. lltibli barreis, kega aad cam received and for bv oc H-NKV H. OAtYTrTS. 200 LIMB, for sale by ALL FAT LB, at tbe old low prices, for sale by W.

t. KAKeSALL. PITrMJl'IiGH MAHKET. ttcue vrv tli id and ncj .1 -1 cy. Fli itr ud grlti h.is glo a-lvauct-d, lU fe-r'J rAtif ai firm iiid prico sr firm a luily mbhitAludd Pr -visions, too, art.

a th tbi'iigh the drttiaud continues iiii.lr.d. an.1 Ib liav. adVAor .1 KI. (it'll Gtii.ti-. ery li suit sti rt.l.Ku"--Uas.

tweu oote HHn iU Zt-ire Family at J- l.l do at "5, tlx- l.tllrr figui brands, thereto but llttl. Extr-t In maikot aid quota at fS.SS,7.V Bye fl-iur held at GBAIS Wheat his a advauccl aoJ wo uuote red from fir-t li.iuds at jl.lOl.li! aud for v.blo-. Barley is in good licmaad and with f-li receipts the market has advanced lt prime spring and fall. f.ye Is erarre and ia uVmauu at 6'. Coru is uucbanged at 60 to G2c.

liars continue fti at 1h: from first bunds fur new am! b'r f.t old; sale trom tore, of UHi tnh pew GROOEIUKS The grocery market rone inues very firm an-I prit es are fully mimtaiced in 1. 1 of in ch. ice O. suar at 25 bbls E. coflYe at tic ana 10 bis crusocl lJ-He lf t't'll oi1 lj-oe at and 10 bjr Co Bee ae -7c' FKOV1S10N.S remains quiet but firui at Si ji.Wc forsbouiuers, tl.p7o for sides, and lc for sugar cured bams Lsrtl ie tirin with small sates country at 9j sn city leaf Mess pr It is qoiet but holders generally aren.kiog 11,00,12 bbl, which i-i hu ajvauce.

rilEa'SE alei.lv with Jilts 40 bis W. B. at 9c aud 50 do at 10l. SthiL'S Sale, ol So bu-h I'itiiotby at 1,75. laa Is held at aul cluver IVrAXOars SaU o.

ls.i-1 bush Nentaaimocks at 7c a'la bl.U Sew Jerajy i at dAl.T ale ol 00 o. 1 ex.tr. al t.VJ per lib it is worth in bbls. Al'HjfeiS ileaMly with ia aJvanetn teudeucj-; sates in b.t ol loo DDIs at fJ.OO to St. Loffia MaKhir, Oct, 14 Tob.itco ft-rpurtet.

It 3. tl iletvuf ztAivt, cOLuprtiwd bnds, lu-ciu ili.ar 1 bUd 3tt-iu at 8 Uciqi lugs tat i et Jl- at ti du p.aatt-ri' a- tit $1 il Uutxjuituuu kttl txi do lucUtutu du tt i hi- uu ixjx at ijo Cis. Uriup UaUittH -Hille III Ul. ftiaitJ tI ItaatOCI U'lUteMtU sat $t-T, tiO od, exud UO Hi (J ft tuu. Utbcf Uut "lUttf CuliaULUIiinkle'l.

Xtt-ttiJ bOiet-U HAiCo Of KU ilisw-rud at 0.c. VJttoi. a.U ot J.0 lfta. at 4W: aul lidittB iu lo: at cc Vj. lour iue tm-aaaui cuutUiUca to Uav a aironif upwnj niTvaivct.

1 00 otjla low grkul tit euptUi'9 I at si.sio, ai.cHJ ou coimtry iij(((tj extra, at Iw do est i-J do tvUiiirj cQi-'it. gits t-xiit. nud j.0 aj orduan exiTa at loi au country uiui 1 eJttta at ,6, ItH lo du $0,73, nud "Ju' uo ao ii.fcS hei.i ilarkfltt)UMiiit. ut ItJ eh a isjiwiau aud coiuniuu inli at bit do cuaimon aUiQ Laii" Uii al ei tPT do latir mt i gvd at tfvwe )yicj pi ltufi ti ii cti-'Ks at ilfi du uu at and Utuo do on privtate tvxui. C-r.

tie- cripu l.bt, aud pnoa i tu iic Lihtr uf 1A aa tuia.u Ht J'c, du uu at oc, ko do yvllo aud a ait at swm 1A) UupriTsil. UU0 Mrt till. ut ft its Ht avt itV, 6AJ ml 0X', 1U 4u Sa4 3 1'', aud ISj SaVat BUil i Ji kel Orm ud aUajy auot ot iiO saM mil si jUid du a-piiAjg ta.1 taa rtturupd. MlLWaVrait 8 aUT adAVKtT, t0t. li li JCc i tfMO uuiliu, i tie tt-pyj llf Otiat ac- ti at tto (kUVitiic: ot fcuiliti chavug.xi Ueviia at iHc tvr So, aud t'-i 1.

luil.ori!' by Kiiilruiid. Catv i.itfct.Al. U-t I'uaii I'ttTivf, 'Zo iva liufps, JjsjUua Ub'drai 1 car hy, VVkr; 1 do du fuuota, Liart co; i no A ablAdi, i3 ili bppics. ftk usU, Juo il't-rt A it t-ka uUrs-i, tsu.ih Kea- utKay brew, lu na null Aia LiyU'r, Ii" sits WU-evi, UlaCaiuoCa, M. iJ crudw jii, A i'J sk ta-t bill cw; luXB, it M'X-Uu, ii a baruy, ti UaliUI 1, -U JaS ppVtt k'-jt siV bli ptai 3 Jla A oiti, 1 trv-u JUt jd 3L ea, BK.S) WUUi, is taUJUUta, UildZi cur iii A Albucttfr, 1 tiua LvUca-, uiter- tu, uv tl" iUafpay; dj ao a.

At tlcyj, bbU aro clay, Cvtiiu. Iiliu tiaui, Javkaofi Iwni- il AaQ.rewai, iJ due tCitOiB, laui pirrsat au, li. Uiim i i.ui Oct 17 it' L.trlrj, i. Guy( ii paii, pig EtictaJ, Juo iitH rue-a, it ii fcbi i Kuw; tr, biir-r, tabvlM, 1 car plC tuttl tl, Joun ovd Jt bo toba-v, twiiuiy 11 bm wbat, 1 uajr uau, ts-agbani, 6ti uats, 3 jo ujitutaJ, bus A Uus Uur, a i co; iiu buis Uvur, Culp A tiisjpar'1, do o.m Lit.a.j Lariey, ftpiaaCet" A Ua, Cuiwngh, Muitb co, Hi hid, Jiio ii faa.6i.vu: lu ks iaiXU, a bx fcactiu, Mirtvrr 4t JuaZfetr; 10 maiblxsMrd, wjtn, du Ju, ii sbublftcn c-', lu dj tlv Llttl at XliEAjbiv), do, do Uj alifc. Watt A ttsjotl.

)ioii rjo4 it Cm "VTOTICE. The Partnership lativ ex- 1.1 taticg batw-en ALEX. CUAMBiUS aud PA-VID CUAM8ERS. ucd-r th liiu of A 4 V. SI.

CilAilBKHB, Ulaan i disnolrvd tt tfw aswud dty of April, liM.it, tb dntD ol L'uvl 1 H. Cbmbra Tbe t'Ujiua uf tbr lafp tlx lD Ui be bj the suTTt? litsc firtufcr. ALEX TOT1CE. Alex Chambers havfcg e.R3. dee in the late rlriu ot A.

D. a CUAU- BKrtel will roc iotie t.i otauufacloTM VI.SII(i LAtiS, aud di.able strength li KCG. I -Ts' CLAHSVfSBIC; liK.HlJl.iUN8 AJiP CAttfOVSi CHAVPiOSIt at BLACK WISE, I'T, ALE. PlIBTKE and sIlMKBAL WATSli JTTLfcs, oi qualltT, uo.) the a lie el A. D.

H. C'MAMBEKn. MW-la, AlaKJt. CHAMBKltr. ruraNUl bTKAM IJEtwaaT, Pittsburgh.

ISepteail'er 10, lriSOLDTlON Ot-' IP. The PartDershfp hentofor estittDjr JUS. UPKNCttt atd H. OaBBAIlll eras on the Jith ot Anwnst, 10, W. H.

GAtt GABU bettig to sitl np the busltiese ol tbe late tirin at bta olbca In the Brewery The Brewtns Busmeas will be. tajntibuod by SPfcNl 1.H 4 tt' KiV, wh. inieti 1 to baT ou Hand a operbT article r( ALU, I'OBIKB and BBUWS fcliGT. Tne iinjeraii(iiel will be thankful lo the. frieudaof the hue.

ti b-r a con.lDutuu of ll.eir p.trouage, aud pruialse to luafce their aim to ti.ta,HiiU tc all who may purr-haae Irum thei.i. Mr. HvHKfir WAT.ioS, uf Li'-erij srrtei, so Iouk ktultD to business reaisoulrj, il' ba-rt the maiiafteuieiit ol our Nisirrata, wtlb the ttS la tbe Brewery. Addr.M all urdr to ilili Ai, Plue-bla Briwery, lttshnrsh, Pa. JilShPn S-ENUEK imm Me tl pOJNT MALT HOUSE, 17 WATER STREET, fttliUirgh, P.

W. H. GARRARD, Malster. laler in BABLKT and BTK MALT also, for Sale, BABLET, OATH and COHM. 1862.

MoCOKX) Ci 1862. nATS, CAPS, BTBAW GOHB BONSKTS AND BDAKER il 001)6. Wholesale and retail, 181 WOOD STBBET, PITTSBUBI1H. Vte are now recelTlliK a LABot ADDmox to oar al ready ittnts.1! eras ol HATS, CAPS, KTKAw OUODS, BONNETS, SHAKliB HOOD and PA Lll LaAF HATS. Merchants visiting onr city can luy tronj a at touvr pricas than In Philadeliihia or New Turk.

A C't. TEW CAKPKTS, A larga ati'rttutitt. No. 87 Kouutu Hthkkt, M'OALLUM'S, BuiiKbt pre.i tbtj geuwral advance tu pricea. of July lat.

Ww am aualdw tuali Out ptwieut Lh at favoraMc ratfm. ftUfi 0 DisiliiVLtilw a Si) BHKWEKS. lu wiTh tbe ISatiuDal Tax Law, all Hirsona cnafd in any of the abovo occni-atiotii are req'drd to ktp gu.h buck ua are spec i (I'd in th ltw, and mak- tn-niumb ui mooibly rrturna alao Id aoch manner as in BptHtVd by iw. 'I he undorsiKQfl re pryr nij tho varit.ua tooaawlth printed headiug b.auka tur aud moothty reports, iiivoicea uf exerts, Ixjods, blla of lading, Ac, and licit arly orders for the aatue, an bat a llmitttd supple whl be mad at ttrst. WM.

G. JOHiNSTOiN 00 Steam Jub Printers. Btauk Hook Mntiuiacfnrcr and Sttlfneni. 67 WixhI "tr-H. se'i 2ftfftf jO DRIED BKKF; LEAF LARD, iu barrU aod kngs; Mea POKK Nu.

3 ACKCRKC, large: wn band and tt-r aale by 0. BUS 23 IWt, UfcUHiVivD lUlft DAY IH bblti. Jersey fciweec Potatixs; iU) baitb. Odi jB; 6 kgt Lard; 40 Baaa; 10 kegs Butu-r; 29 bbl a. Vmesjar, For saia by (oclO) L.

H. TOIQT C. OAJ bTOsNK iU8T reotiiv-tfd ani for sale by H. COLLI 8. Ocivmi-as oae! OiaeSamaA t-an Imu wtr Leans Plnst-nxtrb.

i l.0 a. a. li.30 p. au ao 4. JH ftrutr do ilOrlS do O'luuibUA lL-46 ArriTU ClncinnaU p.

m.j 6:40 a. ra do St. Louia a. m. m.

No chaosre of cars between Pii tsburgh and Olnctofiatl. Splendid islcpiog Cars attached tu all JSlf ht Trains PiUeburgK and WltcUne Lias. LeaTes Pittsburgh i a. n. 6:10 a.

do WeUsrUle.f SrOO SK5 do Steabeiiy'al 8:16 I trotj da WbaeUn(. :64 lltij I um Arrrna 10:40 OonuecllDg at Wbeallns; with Baitiraora ani OU BaiLroad, and at BeUalr with Central Ohio Kailruad tor ZanearilV, Lancastar, Clrcleville, Columboa, Cm ciuna-i, Indianapolis, bt. Lauia, and points Wast. Futaburgk and ClmUutd Mw Loaves do do do Allianoe do Hudson 1:00 a. ra.

v- 8:10 6 43 3:00 :14 4.40 6:42 ArriTea Cleveland Oonuoctiug at Bayard with Tuscarawas branch ICS New Philadelphia and Canal Dorer; at Aliianca with Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad; at Hudson with Cleveland, Zanesrfila and Cincinnati li. for Akron, Cuyahoga Falls and Millersburg, and at Cleveland with 0. A B. B. for Erie, Cunkir'a and Buffalo with C.

ft T. K. E. i Toledo, Petroil and Chicago, and tba Korth-west. WeUsviiie Accommodation leaves at 4:00 p.

m. Returning trains arrive at 2:20 a. tf.lo a. tn Si25 and p. m.

Through Tickets to all promiueat points to tha Wct or bvuth-waat, North or Hjrth-west, caa protared al the Liberty btroet Depot, Pittaburgh. JOHN STKWABT, Ticket Acen. or furtuer information, applv to WILLIAM bTEWABT, Agent, At tbe Coinpaovs Otnca in Freight Statiua, Pnn st. my5 a. DMMER BANfiEKBNT FOB iis-3- TliK PUNKSIL- 3 YAKIA CAVrfcAij ICiwHT DAILY On and after XUSisDAY, July Ut.

i'Le MAIL TSAiy leaven I'Htebu; trctfi Ue 5aJtKncr aeoot. at the of Ldbern and Qract stretaT evry moraiuc (x(pt Snetiay) at 2:60 a. topping at an tne principal cxacton neiireii Fittpbargb PhiUadelphia, and making dtreotoen-Bection at Harrisborg for Baltimore and Waidifntr-tcn, and for Kev York via AiJentown route. The SXFBEaSfj Tit A IN loaves the alMTe nanud atafei'js aailf at p. woppiar eiily at frin-clftml emttoi-i, direct cccTsectioii at fiarrla- ior iSaiumora, asiiUi(taii anti new norm AllentoWB.

The FAT USI. leave the aooTe. Qtvuw) Statir daily (buudayB exoepted) at p. (oppixg only at pnacipal staUona, aad Sarr bars tor uaitimore ana wanniBgion. LOOAL TBAiK, vKh Paseemjer Cir attached, leaves the ad3enger Btatioe every mora itig, excepted,) at runniitg as far as Coaemacich tuid BtopDina at ail station TBAlhiti, The Jyfatmowa Acoommocation Trua leaves Eonday) at 2:45 p.

stopping at al i.tt as aad rcnciiag as lar as first Aooocisadatior Train tor Vall'i gtatioii Leavas daily (except ftonday) at 8-40 a. m. Second Train fur Wail's ttation Uavea daily (except Sunday) at 11.00 a. nu Third AcocaiiuodKtkn Train, for WaU's 6'atlen laaves daily (except BnndAy)at 4.0u p. m.

Yonrth AecoxaniCdMicn Tralit tor tatitn Seavos daily (exoept iStisdHy) at p. m. The Churoh Train leaves Wall'i Station every Sandfly at 9:06 a. retaining, leaves Pittsburgh at 12:60 p. m.

B3Brning Tralisi arriv in Ptttecorgfe fcllov. Cijireaw, 111:26 p. in. alail, LiLd6 p. iu.

Fast Lia a. S3. Acccn.Boda;ioG, 16:06 a. First Wall's Htatioo in. Second nil's Station AcoomiaodaUon.

So a. rslxd Wall's Station p. m. soim Walis Statloa Aeoouimodatiii. j.

a. TrslriBfromBbilreTiileand Indiana boob at lotnrsectioB with Jubpmowii ooc-otmodtif a aet and West. KxpresR and Mall Wert. The pnbiic will find it grant ly tolneir Interest, I a jrciirfi Iviwt or Wastt tiatrtd tbe ieauyivtaa'a Central liilroad, as tbs iuxoie moaat ioaa no? -vuirot be sTirpaerteo ou other rocte. Tfco Urad Isbitahtsi with ftUsae, and Is entiily fre frt dst, can pr'-tDiw narty, aped aad ootaicrt te all srto Otsy isvor Ciis had sitb x-hf-ir Aiifc- Xo sw loiX go To SalUiiiora.Mmw10 00 To AO 60To 8 SO To Sarrfubarg 7 6 cbicu to sil! St-atli-u th PtaiiiiylT-aladentrai Kailroact, aaad to aad sVev York.

purchasing; tk)kets ears will an tjaiav, kOCXAj-dliK U' uir-taice trs-ffelfl. 'n sdiltion to the statioa mtea, exoej-t from Fii-vs sVrt tbe Company has co Affont. SOTIGK. In case of loee, tbe Cptsr-kuy 2J tbeais'eivno rnpnitii'ie for scsoaal aca fvr to aatonist cot xcitji bl1. i.

An t'lunibna i-ae naa Uen to cowvay paftscuers and baggage and frcia th s-rot, at a sharge not to 25 oents frT ch pas-iHarn and tiriata applrto I. aTS. WART, the i'Aiuiitylvania Ciiiural kai.rjad Faaet-Tcar Ptat ton on liberty and itrv-te, Oau'l frnterfaitPcdrT5t. A I toon rfc. VTSAJMl VbxSxvi-i oitTWikfii! NKW YOBS AND LIVEBPOOL, lar.d- in aad mnbarkinfr PaMMirrm at OmfKKtaf (Ireland.) The York and PhUad jhia iHeamabip Company Intend despatching theit mil; powered lyoe-cnut iron bteamsbim as Uows: OF Oct.

18. CITY OF NEW Oct. 25. Jsov. 1.

evfA-f 8fiirday, at oocr, ftrom Pier i Wnerth iXATK' rAsaai-fs; nasr CABIi do to SU.uCi tUt lo do to Paris fco.ooj dp to Pari do to Hamburg. oe to 40,13 Passengers also fcjarwrardd tc Havre, Bremen, Bot- -furdam, Antwerp, Ac, at equally low rates. No-to. Toe restrictione on travel having been removed by order of the War Department, p-j-nrfesia a boat to visit Europe will no longer be required to provide themselves with passports. wisiiing tm-g oat tbnir caa lay tl.iets here at the fftluwing rates to New York: From Liverpool or ceQafltcwn; 1st Cebiii, 8, $9j su.

8:16, btesnge ttom f4e. Frtm fjneenfitowB Tboee stflaiiiers have STtparior accomiaodaaoiis It paseergbrn, aud carry ex; H.sd aurgeona. Tbty are in Watr-tbbt ron Secttona, and ha Pateol Fire c-aihiialurB boazd. JOUN DALK. Agt, 15 Brtadway, Bew orS.

Jms THOMPSON, A7ent, THE PUlLOiSOi'UiC UUK.NEK HAT0KU' NKW DOCBLB-ACT1SO PHIIi-060FU10 BUEKaft, (or OAUBOr) OIL, ia now It i3ssesiw uianjr advautages over tbe coso-IBOB Barnara. 1. It makes a largo or small Uf ht wltb perfect ooinbustioo. 2. It will burn any of oil snth safety.

3. It can be naed with a long or brt chimoay. a. It can bs used aa a tapor Blgbt lamp, ft. It can always ba made to burn eimiflulcaily.

6. It Is more easily wicked than at, "tbr blotter. 7. It can be trimmed and lighted witbuat rmnsj -ing tbe cone. it throws all tbe white light above the oaae.

6, Tbe chimney can ba removed or inserted with, out touching the glaaa. These burners are the common No. 1 size, aad can ba (jat on any lamp now in one. very persoa mslng Carbon Oil should nave a Philosophic Baxaer. Price 26 cants.

Par dcaen, $1 tViid a Mo. 82 sVwrtll street, Pittsburgh. P. BADKH. rjiO FAKMfiKd AM) MILLttKS.

OEUWET'S FAN AND SiPAaATOH, tM cleaning GBAIN. Patented Jauuary, leao, la cheap, simple and durable, and is got op in tbe best style of workmaxiship. It will clean all kinds of Seed and Grain, and remove Chafi, Smut, Cheat, Cockle, more thoroughly, aud with leas labor, than any other machine. We present this mill to the pnblio, with ooondenee that ft will give getmai satistacttoo and come speedily into general use. Having purchased tha aoss right to make and sell these mills in Western Pennsylvania, Western Virginia, and all Ohio, wltb the right to sell in Indiana, Illinois, we are prepared to fill orders at wholesale and retail.

W. W. WALLACE, Sift Liberty Pittsburgh, Fa. ULCAN e. pobtex co, atanniacturera oi -BTS AM BOAT fi HAFTS.

CRAKKti, PISTOh HOtMf, PITHA3 JAWS, WBIBT8, LOOOUOTTVB AMD SAB AXLES, AMCH0B8, And all kinds of Haavy Forging. TSMl'SuAHLtV ILLSi, sear HtuJ.arBkt Oniarn. Fa nio KKFLNKKS AAD OTHERS. JL Steam Knglnes, Boilers, 8alt Pans, Oil Bulla, Tanks, Ooudeaatng Pipes and Castings, of all kti da, made to order. have on hand 16 engines, of 40 horse power: stationary and portable Boilan; 8 Oil Stills, US, It) and 11 barrel, capacity; one 26 bans! Agitating Tank: Fire Fronts, brate Ban, all sizes, which we Oder Nsw for cash or approved paper.

The nginea, Ac, are ail warranted. W. W. WALLACE, SW Libertv Plttabarrh, Pa STEAM MAKBLK WORKa Mono-mints. Tablets and Grave Stonee, on hand end made to order at the lowest prices.

We would par-tk-utariy tuvita the attention of porchasere to a near and beantiinl improvement in Orave rltonee Fozsev Patent Adjnatabia Shield; it costs but little and adds much to the beauty of the Grave Stones. Waroroous glit and 3l (Otoce W9) Liberty street, Pittsburgh. WW Wmiii I. IX) Ml LLEKS Anchor xkiitiiiff Cloths, A. Mill fHouea, Portable Mills, Uiaut maektnes, vVausr Wbeela, Mill Gearing aod Mill aU kiada, lor sale.

W.W.WALLACE, HVUKAULdC CKMEAT, I'LAil EK and OKIND alCitiEA, of ail sises, ssr sale by W. W. WALLACE, jl663mjrmAwF tag Liberty Pittsburgh, Pa. l-iU Wtil tan.ji!tiit?i by an iakilx -A (ailvgin ic Ih cirocted to CjI. A.

likWHU, A. JT'. klm: I', ri. A st bntgtcs, 1. 5-, au-i ea tioit fur Fiotu." tin s.tLK.

UPKliiOtt BUILUINU LO'lV FOR OAl-fc-- Tue ofl-r. fr a 'us, some ift tne choicest slots build-U! ptuii.jteB that are be filud around Pitiei.urgh. i'Sity a.e iiuawrl within ooe bnrjdted aroLi the I- iiainon .2 i Oeulie aveotie lioreo Kaiiway, aiiS are beautnul incailuus for jtrivaie daellius. The aeerery auu everything rerj jerrt tbem lor any aautiuf: to locale ot the city lim.M, arid i-nnie near are Ih-y tbar c- nimiiDl-alioo Cau be ai.b tbe city ail bi-ure. L.ittt fmm olJe-''lth r'f an a.

re iiri AleJ, l.arj iu Iowa, a iu ut-ii-la ai i veral einali itu lo iueiaviile, it-XiOO iet Tile iibovrt itrttj.erl I ill to fol-l on teruis. In-iuireol JuaS UJCIiB.iK, and Vv owl strea, or. v. a. a.

Oieik'e littice, taurt iiuuao. Jt? AC it EH, beamili.Ily miuaurj cn tbe OMio rivv-r li mi! bt-low I'i tburjsh. a-jjuluiiig the vlilty and upposito LjetBdrt.Ie Htation, lJtt t-tir. Vvayuorud ('Lko UUrotd, tciug ea-. uf bAa iy luiiioad tni rivrtr.

TU srt i lriaiti jUwu.lir.g Tiou, I r. lue ti'iii, aud i Tcuunt ib'i-'UM'S. t-tcbard sc. It ta aoayid fcj.rdriiii.ji; etM ti ttwra. Xillo hj tiiLaf and tn.j apply to JaS.

VV'OOJD-bl KN, tewickly, ur to B. 1'. No j' Jiisf laiaa-l stiotst, jilegUy. jobii fcw-i-, iu frboos-tJi-, wii' h-r' rf JAMkid WLrOULlilS, AT-jZUat nth, TXUC 8ALIi TU I hK TRAIK 12 NewcrpN. Sugar; Purto Ivicu do, and Blatk Teas; Tt 1-cod, 'hot tamiy Kioura, Bacon -tuck of in siora atd aril, litg an'l by McDOSALD A AEEI CKLES, Whc-lan ele tiivcrtrs, i'ruau- aud Ov.nimiBB5,u MT-rbuil', Zil and ivH Lilwrty strtwt, ur-ar boai ELLIN.

UUT. I ho uudersigued, ex- jO 'CnU'Tt, ot the late Col. Leopold baul, oaVr tbe ett-ck of cb "trt WINt and LiUtUitS of bts ataut ttn stot at tbe cortipr cf Mark and Scond atrU, Pinabii'gb,) to tbe pubilc, at private 6a 1, and at prlcv- mx) itivr as to mke it an iudnotinrnt tu pnr- cUi-: tu vt tlieoi ao eariy can. lat it tin rnt-S'l tbe tti lab is meat aie aaprcia.ly taviudj and irxp6ttu to favor tbe etitatw will tbcir custom, a tbey bsad tne best '-importunity to know tbe supetfor (jUialltti;) of tb stock u-pi t.y tne a J. PAUL G.

Kb. till, -Excubr. H. P. VLKLL LUai SALK Oil HENT.

A Tan Yard X- ill Uo ilb, In complete ordr ar.d UUg ail the moderu impr-viflDia, and capa le of A fr aaie. tww btitldiuit ta, in Wt Cotoujva AHifb-u ctty. a trout ecb on Commiu uf Stt I-wt incbta, with a dfjttb of iWt to a 20-FvrH ui-y. A 60 oi 60 build toe lots to the Stcotsd aid Ucatda ait oi wbirb, wiil le f'bl ibeap by DQ'UlEu of JOHN TAOOABT, or US Bfiu'Ali, tV'ttiT F- Vral s-rt wd Dbtmuiid. UKCIT AND GAKUKN FAUM VOR bAI Tb knon "Mr.

Pisita," ute in liosi towD-blp. f- ar mt ra from tbe city, a wbicu re arcvi rne frasie and lojr dwahla "ltb other roejary oatbutldiDgs an orchard of U'-O bMr.i.f fruit tree, of chose variettee, ail In a bin, stt of cclttr-itiou. Will be sold chap. For furtbw pnrtfcalari apply to J. W.

HALL, lo. Kifh Pttl-umrb, or 'o tbs ttntsriKr, oil tbe rt-miawa. A AiPBELb 0 I Til i L'UK bALK A STKAM KNGiNE, i JT t-rt IS hth r.y.in-.terf IS Vrt ttJV wfccot, and at-tst UJ borae pewir. A ltO, ooe Ei-fUrr, two Dry ('vie, rd Stwuxi tila Eitrat cua Cpiatfttt BiTniig cat hsiii back or, ei i ne ir Vw. II-- -r Wi'f, Ttd! nrii t-tjt tr-A i 'nd the jtK-Vv soid at re ty H'vinsT tat at 12 ntrT.

fe'f i4i.vi.-iiNa a dllH UOBriS fOWla ILL Et FvUGAiiH, aciiir at Ibe G4BKTT orrisii. Sinb slieet. atie iaItaCelrL OROPEKTY LS 'iliE TOWN OF ElTRniail.l:M'lslof gjoond having a faunt oa Main sue w-ira eaieouio .0 hat, oa ward is ereciod a large brick Ilwellin, arranged bsli ha eiavea oomKirrabla rtnuis, t.li.ii, jii LuUie, In is plained witu a reat Tarl-'tj uf trull, ftbrabl'erx, kc. li ortered at a laraiu. AlilJ lo B.

ilcLAIW A FoTirth slrflet. li FOK tALJC. A tbrwstory brick dwellltJit. with len rootzts, lot 'afl-'sllo, Id ooeof the atiuartiB On Pficn st-sset, all in good ordw. Prioa ouly SLNK) 6I(l'iO casfi and falaitoe fa Sw oqual auaual pay-LTifnta.

at any time. of MuLAUi mv-f'-Tf Fourth a-rwt. ALU ABLE FKOEUT FOK SALIC, ItUJate'l on Water atraet, batwaea Mar kvt and JFVrry, hvuii; a frotii of aoveuty-tTe fret cn Water strott ib abixe tbrouti to irt ttrci(. Twmswy. Kuquiro at 6ft JT1 t4bT HTUali r.

oc 14; wood TO JLT. t'OB KEN T. A two story frame hiusp, wltb six roome an 1 kitchen. iib a Kvod cellar aud a cis ern, ou tbe corner of Locut etrwt aua the ttmry aJ, in tho feucuph of ewit8l-yiH'. The ic-t coDtAtue oaa ftnirsh of an aura, well set with frtj tree ud vines.

GrOvd stable aud co.it mw. Ad lo od order. Pobaaston tmuioUatolya It-rnis, per uiouth. Apply iha snlwcrtos-r. lioaf thti prrBilst.

il. STAaili- IjOR KEN thx Jarro Had well IticKtud SU-iM, SlixiOO, suitable tor CabtoM or Machine Ghos, will bo loots or partite. A pply at 42 Flftfe street, ft8 LXK KENT A lursie well lighted X. n. io tbe Oazktts BtrrjLTjsisa fcjarto stry.

at tbe Oimalimj Boom of THIS Ort'I-CrS. IfOli KENT iiooms above the t-'olax Oil Works Bt. Clair st oet. near irm bridge. pnlj to J.

WEAVER. Je 'j. ljU. oljii 1rt Klsiv i An Mil rve finery, In eomplota errler. Apply to SHUT.

AHTIH'UM, lift-IH A't'v at Law. N.v 1-H Fmtrtb at. ULLAK AVlNitS HANK, No. 6,5 CaAliTKItKI) IK IKW. Open dlly from 2 o'ek-ck, mmo on Wadiiveday and baiurday eveumiri1, froia May to Noventlxtr lit, from 7 1 o'ulrxik, trom NnvetuliAr lit May Ut from 6 to o'ebx h.

Dt-poeita irciv4d of all inms bau than On VILtr, and a diridend of the ptvfltu drclatxed twloe a ytar, iu June and Iuounttr. lutort has boto declaim eeiut -annually in June aud lHtmimr, iuce tbe Bank wtv organiit-Hl, at tb rate of aix twr cent, a yiar. luU'n-st, If not drawn out, Is pbwml to tho erwiU or the depenitor as princtpvU, and bara th aame 1c-tort fir juj the ftrt duysot June aud moMnbrtooin-poiindtng twioa a year without troubltug thtdpoi-tor to cj.11, even bis par book. At this rat nu ut ill diu le in Um tbau twelve yra, njkiD in th agrrt'tculi- inu Oha-uatr fks 0 UN T. A TKAft.

Butdts, i'u CbarUt, Hy Uns, huhw aud iigulat i. uh, LiiT ou inr. at tbbOthte. Paiwti iNTUKOiiOK vice PRWftinrnTP. Jtd.u i.

ftlCsV'adutfa, ili.ltucat, AH'xaudt-r lieuj. L. FiUmoiitovk, Jamoa McAuly, JtaJUt UtirdntaD, ltu Mariihalt, Jauitia U. I. Miaa.

A. M. Pollock, JH. HM Hurjrwlii, WtllTaiia J. Audtrsiou, AUvcaudar lirailky, John Q.

h-LuU ut (jlt'orgf Black, John B. ianilebJ, Atnnzu A. Oarrier, ('UaiIh A. Ctdtt'Q, Willldii Dougloa, John fcsvtuin, HupewjU Ut pbiirn, Willia.u S. Uaven, Pfter Ii.

liauET, Uh brd Uaya, William S. Lavely, danieit Ktilcy, Iter A. madatu, 11. JwiiN Sbidle, flsdmrt itobb, Wajwr P. Marsball John Orr, llenry L.

Btngwait, Jidin il. WKJiaxu Alo-xaudor TI ladle. Whittior. Christian fcaid-T iEW LX JNVESTEO li-tsT EXPLOSIVE CAT.BON OIL. Ma4 an I sol-1 by O.

tin AW, et Krotual rnt'-lan, r'ltb itn CESlNT 40 bble. Hvdraulio Cement this daf rtCQlire4 aad for sala by oel BXsiBru.COLI.IIIi. were oboson as officers of the House Presiding Rev. Dr. Craik of Louisville, SecretaryRev.

Dr. Randall of Boston, As-s'stanl Secretaries Rev. Dr. Clarkson of Chicago, and Rev. W.

S. Perry of Portland; Treasurer Herman Cope of Philadelphia. The House of Bishops organised and appointed Rev. Dr. Balch, Secretary.

The ocond days proceedings consisted mainly in perfecting the organisation, eleotion of standirg committee, disoussing diocesian boundaries, new rules of order, alteration of Canens, proposed alteration of the Book of Common Prayer, and action in regard to deceased members of the Church. Third day the House, after a brief remarks on uniformity of practice, the subject of the rebellion was introduced by F. R. Brunot, of Pittsburgh, who prefaced the preamble and resolution with some very judicious and patriotio remarks. The remainder of the session was occupied in the dis-oussion of the question without taking action.

The subject was resumed on the fourth day and occupied the most of the session. After the usual religious services (fifth day) the oase of Major General Bishop Polk was taken up, and a discussion followed the introduction of a series of canons, prepared by Rev. Dr. Goodwin. without any definite action being takio.

Soon alter the proceedings of the sixth day had com me coed, the subject of the rebellion was again introduced, followed by a report on the state of the Church, aud preamble and resolutions on uncanonical consecration Oi a Bishop referring to the case of Rev. Dr. Wilmer of Alabama The closing portion the session was devoted to report of the American Episcopal Church in Paris, and cousideration of the next pluse of meeting. On the seventh day the report of the special committee on the rebellion was read. The document deplored civil strife, bat declared the question of political authority onUide the pale of the action of the churoh.

The subject after discussion was postponed. Chicago was selected by a decided majority as the plaoe of the next triennial meeting. Provision was made for the restoration to the Ministry of degradod clergymen. The principal part of the session (eighth day) was occupied by debate on the special report on the rebellion. The usual services preceded the opening of the ninth day, after which a report was adopted providing for religious services in Hay ti, under the Canons.

It was resolved to publish the Book of Common Prayer in German. Debate on. rebellion resumed without action. Eleventh day, with the exoeption of resolutions providing for the ear of the youth of the Church, was eoou-pied on the rebellion report. At the twelfth eealon the Joint committee was instructed to revise the collection of Psalms and Hymns and report at the next Convention.

Committee on Misslous reports The remainder of the day was filled up by debate on the rebellion. The thirteenth day was principally taken up in the disousslon of the report on the rebellion. While the proceedings of the Convention thus far show considerable opposition to taking action on the rebellion, yet there ean be no doubt of the leyalty of the Convention or of the Church it represent. Unhappily, the question, What shall be dons with the Southern Bishop and Chnrches was mingled with the question, What treatment Is due to the government of the United States? when they should have been kept distinct. Henry Ward Beecher, tt is said sometime since enquired of a Brooklyn conductor, in his own peculiar way, whether the Sunday (street car) riding could not be broken up.

The conductor replied, "I think it might be but for that confounded fellow, Beecher. So many of the fancy people from all parts visit bis establishment, that it makes the road profitable. If he would only shut up, the thing would be done." The Sajjona Ragana, advocating the Introduction of the Bible in Government schools describes it, in remarkable language, as coming from a heathen as "The best book and the the most exoellent of all Eogliob books, and there ia not its like in the English language. As every Joint of the sugar cane from the root to the top Is full of sweetness, to every page of the Bible is fraught with the most precious instructions. A portion of that book would yield to you more of sound morality than a thousand other treatises on the same subject.

In short, if ny person atudiea the English language with a view to gam wisdom, there is not another book which nor worthy of being read than the Bible. The Provincial Synod of tho Protestant Episcopal Churoh of Canada has been discussing the questiou of connecting the dignity of Metropolitan with the Episcopal Bee of Montreal. Both houses appeared to favor tho project A committee was appointed to report to the next Provincial Byood. The annual meeting of the National (Methodist) Looal Preaoherf Association will be held at Newark, N. eommeneing tatnrday, the 26th of October..