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THOIULE WITH SWITZHKLASD. The little republic cn tbe mountain tops in En- Jkilij SHorning fust hbUAL AND KliUITABLK JUKKS. BY CUAELES DICKKSa. From Household Words, September 23. 1 I am what Sydney Smith called that favorite TIIE MAC-AItA'S IUAIL.S.

DEATH OF ST. ARNAUD. HIS LAST UKSPATCIIES. Cosstastikople, Septembor 30, 10 P. M.

Marshal St. Arnaud is dead. His remains C. II. IIEADLY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CARPETS.

OIL CLOTHS. MATTINGS. NO. 82 THIRD STREET, PITTSBURGH, IT OTJItD respectfully call the attention of their friends and the public, to tbe fact that they have new in store, and ready for inspection, one of the lacgeat and best selected stocks of CARi'ETKVelri, Ac, ever offered hi this section of the country, consulting in part of the following, via; Koyal Knirlish Velfets and Brussels ImpertHLand extra Three-ply Tapestry Velvet and Brussels; gupertiire and fine Intrraiu Knlish printed Brussels; Twilled and plain Venitian, for balls and stairs; A ubusson Carpets; Wool and Llnea Dutch Carpet i Tapestry Ingrain Carpets Wool and Cotton Ingrain HemD. last and Rap Carpete; re- or ae -a InvigaratlBg Kllxlr or Cordial.

-lu tiuio of i-r for war1 is a sound max im in riiue of health pr. for knes, is an aphorism no leas wise. Soring, tsith its frisfhr.ess, its vitaliiins atmosphere, its cheerio iniluencee, is now with us; bnt summer, and with it. pei-ehance, that dread scourge, the cholera, approaches. I-st all whose physical organization sensitive and dtrlicafe3 f-rtify their systems atrainpt the eDervutiag beats cf the l.y a course of that most powerful, inoeucus and infaUibie of all restoratives and tonka, Da.

MORS 83 INVIGORATING EL1XIS OK COJXTJIAL. As a euro for all nervous and functional in 1-oth its fame is rc-ettUnsive with tho Ton ther with a great variety of Fu(r, Mats, Mattinit, Drutrtreting, Felt Carpet, and Floor Oil Ctoths, from one ta eiirbt yards wide, cut to fit any hall or room, in on entire pb-ce. Al'io, a larse avsoriment oi l-iann ana xaDle covers, eaureij ite umiu Paris Oil Cloth, for Piano and Table Covers; Transparent Green Oil Cloths, for Window; Buff Hollands, of all widths tlothic and Fancy Iraneparem Shades, in (treat variety Tie Royal Turkish Bath Towel, Ac. Their stock of CeCOA MATS i very larire, and something superior 10 any ever brought to this market they are ef manulacture; everybody should heveone. Hotels, Steamboats and Keeidences furnished on the niot reasonable terms.

"SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK. SALES." P. 8. TERMS CASH, ONLY. C.

B. HEADL. No. 82 Third street, between Wood and Slarket. A.

ATlffAS 0 (D 77 No. 25 Fifth Street, PITTSBURGH, PA. PACKAGES ef ii AVE ju-t revived FIFTEEN I1USDRKD CASKS AND DRY FOI HUNDRKD cases an.i pacaatfe of wlii. h. liHvinglteeo urehased at the larjre Perempiory Sales in New York, at one-third less than cost of importation, will be ottered at a email advance from cost, thereby offering parchistj-a the rare ttpportunilv of obtaining (ioods at atatut two-third? tbe unual price.

IN THEIR SILK DEPARTMENT Will lie found every description of plaid, striped and brocade Dress Silks, of more than FIVE HUNliRRD PIKCKS.Wirg the leri2st and most magttinceut assortment they have eTer exhibited. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. TWO HUNDRED CASES of Merinos, On bo meres. Wool Plidt, Alpacas. Bombar.inea, IV Haws.

Poplins, Parvnr.lt, Orleans, Mohair Lustn-a, Ladies Cloths. Muslin de Laines, Persians, liinhams, an. Ac. THEIR EXTENSIVE SHAWL SALOON ill be filled with Cloaks, Shawls Mantillas, in Satin and Cloth, embracing everything that is rich snd tasMnnahle, of their oan and foreign manufacture. FORTY CASES of every description of Cashmere, ltroche and.

Winter Shawls. THEIR ENNET DEPARTMENT. Thia thv-ir Bonnet mnafactory will coui-idemMy increaW. Large qiMtntitif wrill mid tip for loth the Wlrolfsal and Retail trnde. Millinf.Tj GoeUfi ot cvry tleTiptk-ii.

A Irf ftoHc of iireps, CIohIc nnd Mantilla Trimmingti. Ilnen aud. KIouc fvertn Croola. An eitcnsive of Irish Liotms, ToweiiDg, Diaper-i, Dazaajk Table Cottt, Iae Rml Mu-slin Furnituref, Ae. A uii stock of (mJs: Ladies' nnd Qc-ntd" Under GBrxuentfl, Crarats, Bcrf-'.

Neck TUnt liisi-ry fcn'J Gloves, a full portaitnt. luiubroldcrlcki. Rlbboui and Luce Deparliacnt Cc-mpri)rW a most extensive stock of Co.ia.ra. Capes, linbits, 8.wtrb, Hati(ikerphiifp. nouBcins Fkirt" Bnis nnd TriruruiDiM.

Lsk, Kiilngs Crapea, three huuureil eartrn Plaid, Piain and Fisruwl labbens. Clvths, Oismmcrts and YesUngx A complete vartnly of Cloths CKinjT-rt, CriDrtn, Vertins. TwvVli, lean Bavor, Coa: inga Velret3, Jtc. Xaik-rs Triianiiugs always hand. Every dencription of White and Vark-tT OtxxLi.

DOMJiS'flC GOODS. j. CO caws of Calfroes, 15 cases of Ginghams. 75 cases of EWcbeii Mnslinn. 1(K bslea Bmwn MaMina.

12 cas Coun-tTi-HDeH nu4 Quilts, 40 of flanu(ll, Iwles Tickings hTKt Stripea, 35 cass Canton Klamiv-ls, 20 cap Chei ki. 1 car-" together with many other Goods, farming the lar-rest and most attraclive ortmentprolblv -vr exhibiiei in th WViteru country, nnd which for style, quality, nnd Las never been equnlled, llnyins a buyr constantly in the tuMern CititP they will be alwayfl receiving the latent and xaort fashionable (woods. OXE PHICK OXIV. ctu im rope h8 followed the example of almost all oth er nations it has seized and imprisoned an American citizen without cause, and refuses any redress. An American traveling in that country, with his passport all right, was seized, examined by the police and called, a liar for giving true answers; and confined for a number of days.

He asked to see the American Consul, which was refused. At length, one fine morning, he was told by tho jailor that be was at liberty to go about bis business. It seems ho was mistaken for Mazzini, the Italian patriot. The American, after bis release, went to Taris so I consulted Mr. Mason, our n.

inister there. Ho wr.s advised to go back and demand redress least an apology. It was refused. If an Englishman has been so treated, redress would be forthcoming at once. Bat with the timid foreign policy of this country, natil lately, nnd with the Whig party amongst us to applaud every art of foreign aggression upon tbe rights of our citizens, we suppose no redress will be obtained for this outrage.

We have no doubt that if enr government un dertakes to enforce redress in this case, the Whig press will take the part of Switzerland. It wouUl be difficult to name a country on the globe where an American citizen has not been imprisoned within the last ten years, and gene rally without cause and it would be still more difficult to name an instance in which a lemo- cratie administration has Fousrht to punish ag gression upon American citizeQg 0r commerce, in which the Whig press has not tnkeu the part of foreicn nations. lathis instance, no harsh remedies need be ap plied. Scud home tbe Swiss minister and con suls, if there are any. ted there let the matter Irop.

Is a word of caution for the future was it would do no harm. t'lAL KKTl llXs. Tbe tfiiciai returns from every county in tbe hare I ea received, aud up as fo! tlovrnor. James Pollock, W. aud K.

l.nts Wiiiinm Hieler, 15, Kush r.radt'ord, N. A Disjority over Biplor. 0- -r vi ton rr Henry S. Mott, 1 ieorire lVirsie, H. M.

Spictr, N. A ever P-irsie Jeremiah S. Black, 1 IK SmvSir, Thomas. 11. lUlrd, N.

A Black over Smye An, Against Prahil ition Kor Prohibition I if. R-ainst Inn tac al-ovo it will be soen v.e mil are pretty derided on every iarstxon except tba of prohibit-cn. Ii. Rush Bradford Jves no seem to have gone it wi'h a Rush, as by uiry frleais before tiie election. But a it feiiiw utrzens to deetJJ between the candid-tie," be cm h-ve reason tu com pi iln.

RcpiHios alway unertfu! MeBMOs Ov. The Gov. rn -rhip cf 'crt. tor I now vacant and, aMonisn iug to reive, there tre very few aj-jlicants ayp inttner.t to that post. The office-seeker at a little t-hy -f the Memoes.

will pn bii- lend to si -rions dHficultie, if any but a Morm is appointed. Prifs'tdcot Fillmore i le a g-re mistake sn nrrointiaa Lricnara i eunz the first governor. It established a precedent that wi nolle by the present a iministratk-probably, and trouble may be expected. If an but a Mortr.cn is appointel, be w.Il need to accompanied by at least a ef K.Miers, to assist him in enforcing the laws. The Washington -SVur, in rpeaking of this mat ter, has the following Vp to ti.i- tirse, are n.ill.ihi i rf-io-h ri.

Uitioui-f the prvot-mol the t- rrivr.l nt, n.iwi.rh we re Tery fure ii.t h- will tot -it. very Tr-' W'ir 4 iMnn i.trfcli.'n. in maKiri? the eeieti- n. vili 11, ol hre nri-l-r i llw I'nited rt.ite?, tTimr tltir lo- i.tiertil jTerijment a t'lti-ri-e to tbe law i Cotii-Tnei tir-n lnm. or or-t i ner i -es in i )-mr L-e lii.l-vMlem iu tlv-e In authority here Vj rhiis anr oe i the if-u in l'th whi' aru ra -1 1 lot gutintliein.

th'-uilt. on th-'Ihr ho t. teK-I! -hit tdT -thi- A Iron it, tll m-tl itii 1 he preuo- with tt.e dt-l sit- to court any lo.uole In tnh, tint cT! t- btoI fl in Ihe ol ir- l. state-uulh tri thfre. totty t-e eeti! to-re ir i out a tbat he a lii urlv lltf ilie In ex til'l, white no ntw woi 1-e fnt there who ranriot le on to-t ifn-Bt r-rno-e-e si I oin W-re- we hare Tery rea.tn to lelieve that 'ultj in the t'li-ti.

a oi tbe prr-er uia. To this the Philadelphia Vc.rA leading Whig paper, ad Is tbe following We weh-nme thi-t intelhw-ena. a it d-M-q from ur-t t'l-Ri-rillT re-'ril ae rt-ntl ntro-iHl. It lit re- liittl the A tuoiiiatratiim long to a eottr.e lot It liatt titvn tneTilatily irom tlte r.rsi, nutnt.r htt it is iitfL'OtM-'i to rtMt.ityn eyil ttl.Kli has itreturthened l.y loU-rati -n, tiie i-. tlte couolry nt lare will fup- re-rt auj lii.tB-ure-aj the prop el l.j,, All leei.

an-1 see, alto attf-w llott no- irtu-n tiut-ttunity 1- an -n -m-iy iu our e.uritry a Stata Within a jijri; a power at anit'e wtih lite fe.wer upon whoea ler-rti-rte it haft pereh-- withoul leave ir If it wereof a iiMra. t-r. a. hy the Nktioual Conrfti- utt- tl. ll.ere mi-hi le -uje i.reteli- arK-lotTT tor ttt utititt- t1.

f-fitl end pnlilieal hut it a I ure and un- hierjtr-h th-pitisni, worfe lhan any axiimr in Kiirooe. an.l Itkt-ly to 1 formHlttely danirerouti to tlta innti- tulious of the repuhlie. If it ahoul.l erer attain to the pro- l--rti-. nof a mlnher of the eitiMi-rs'-y." gir Tbo Pennsylvania Anti-Slavery Society commenced its annual sessions on Monday last, and continued until Wednesday. Among the "distinguished speakers present on tbe occa sion, were Wm.

Lloyd Garrison and Lucy Stone, of Massachusetts, John Wattles, of Indiana, Wm. Wells Brown, Lucrcti Mott, Oliver Johnson, Rev. Mr. Barnes, Mrs. Emma R.

Coe, and others. A long string of resolutions were adopted, which we have not room for, but will give the first and last Krsolrtl, That the rett-xl of the MisKourl tVinprotnie, whirti openMho vast territories of Nhraeka and kmpa to the a ltni-'-H of slayery, is an ael treai ltery to freedom; ayiolrt e-utl uaie-nul f.tith; ttis.raeful alike tothe l.VinrriBe and to Hie ntttion whielt it represents; thai it imperil liherty iu every Klate of our I uii and call- lor the irdiu-nant romonMraiK-eof every citlwo of th North. Km Titat while we rej.4e to perceive on the part of the. religious pree and "oine of the ttmtrhes and pulpita in ration parts of tl.a land, indications of a aoniewhat Uvor-nhte rj.itit.n In rasji-t to our raufe, we areptill coniittHtn-e-l deelaro thai the Anterit au ihtltch ie the Imlwark rf Aneriean ttlarery, and coiip.ti-ntly a thoroughly apostate ldy. wh.ete t-laini to le the eliur.

li of Him who eame to ojii tlte pri-on tt. them that are bound, i equally and pn Citrate. Here is aid and comfort for tbo Whigs. Jtay" One hundred and twenty horses, recently belonging to Barnuilfs Menagerie aud Circus, were eold at public auction in New Vork on Thursday. A numerous crowd was in attendance, and tho bidding was very spirited.

Tbo prizes realized were generally quite moderate, ranging from 2i to $100. "Rock and "Nigger brought $225 a pair of sorrel horses. "Tom Thumb's," $104; black horse, "Black Snake," $25 horse, BUck Hawk," 30, and so on. Tho owners of these horses were Mr. Baruum, Scth B.

Howes, (late of tho Hippodrome,) and Mr. S. E. Stratton, father of the famous Tom Thumb. Tbe exhibition baa been traveling in the Unitod States during the past four years.

Tho elephants, giraffes, etc, will be sold next mouth. Unwholesome Bivalvfs. Prince's Bay oysters, es well as Chesapeake, are reported to be nnwholesome, if not poisonous, this season-They have a bad color, and a worse flavor. We have heard of a number of persons in this city who were seriously indisposed after partaking of this luxury but whether they were Prince's Bay or Chesapeake, we are on able to dcteri mine. Judge Pollock was recently congratulated on his election by some citizens of Lycoming county, whereupon be declared in his estimation it was not a Yvhlg victory.

Will the QaztUe, and kindred prints, put tbat in their pipes and smoke It. "7 1 -jo. t. I 1 animal of whig governments, a barrister of seven years standing. If I were to say of seventeen years standimr.

I should not go beyond the mark i ere ever to say of seven-and-tweuty, I ought not go beyond the mark. Uut, 1 am not bound to commit myself, and therefore on this 1 1 it say no more. Of course I. as a barrister of the rightful amount of standing, mourn over the decline of the profession. How have I soon it wither and decay Within' my time, John Doe nnd Richard Roe themselves have falien victims to the pre judice and ignorance of mere laymen.

In my time, the evening sittings at the Old Bailey in the city of London have been discontinued; tboi-e merry meetings, after uiuners, where I do not hesitate to say 1 hao seen more wine drank in two or three hours, anil have beard better things said, than at any other convivial assemblies of which it has been my good fortune to make one, Lord bless me When I think of the jolly Ordinary mixing bis famous salads, tho Judges discussing vintages with the Lord Mayor and Sherifls, the leading humorists of the old I'aily Bar delighting the Aldermen and visitors, and the whole party soing socially back again into court, to try a fcl tow-creature, perhaps for his or her ltff, in the genial glow produced by such an entertainment 1 say when 1 think of these departed glories, and tbe commonplace stupidity iuto which we have fallen, I do not, and 1 cannot, wonder that England is going to ruin. Ab my name is not appended to this paper, and therefore I can hardly bo suspected by the puhlio of egotism, I will remark that I have always had a pretty turn for humor. I have a keen enjoyment of a joke. Like those excellent witnesses, officers of the forty sixth regiment (better witnesses I never saw, even ia a horse dealer's case, yet the public, in thcte d-'gener -ate has no sympathy with them,) 1 don't at all object to its being practiced. I like a joke to be legal or equitable, because my tustc3 are in that direction but 1 like) it none the worse for r.r-ing practical.

And indeed the best legal and equitable jjkes remaining, are all of a practical nature. 1 use tho word remaining, inasmuch as the leveling spirit of the times has destroyed some-of the finest practical jokes connected the profession. I look upon the examination of the parties in a cause, for instance, as a Jeat.i-blow giveu t-i humor. Nothiug can be more humorous 11111 to mako a solemn pretence of inquir-i: into the truth, and exclude the two people, who, in mac out of ten, know most about it. Yet this is now acu-itom of the past, an duo are a hundred other drolleries in which the fathers and grandfathers of the bar Ji-jt, 1 uia goiug on to present witlnu a short compass a little collection of existing practicat joki-a mere t-ample 8 of many others happily stiii left us in law and equity fur our iimoceut aiutisemf an nl As 1 never (though 1 set up for a humorist tell anolber rum's story as my own, 1 wii! authority before I conclude.

The great expense ot tbe Simplest suit in equity, and tho droll laws which lore all English a'utjreU, into a court equity for their sole re-Jft-1, ia txa immense number of rases, lead, at the present day, a very entertaining class of practical jokes, i mean that ludicrous class iu which tne jkc consists of a man taking and kct mg possession of money c.r other ropi r'v to whka be even pretends to have no shadow of riat, tit which he seizes bc-tause be knows that tha whole will be swallowed up in ssts if the Gwnt shou'i seek tj assert bis claim. I relate a tvri cf this kin niv rnirtt. A wag bell i left trustee under a will which the tcstw'i-r tt ft uaU freehold property to be sold tLanUtble purports, soi it, nnl tliesot-eted the trust la be illegal. As the fund waa scift.l in amount to t-ar ft suit iu paity, (beiurr no above sixty ot.n is,) he laughed very heart-, ly at the next of kin, pocketed hiaiaeif, spent it an I died. Jk if A SHiili'Al.

lllukt SIlFif. A e-'iiuny crgee-n git a maua ienng la iy to bim 81 executor cf her will, by which she left tbe bulk cf ber -mall to her brother and sister. d-; icw3t.nl nreoa, cn the death of the l-iaundering la-iy, tut rove the will, get in tb property, out a ill for atUnJanco to tne tuned two or three hundred pounds, which -rts it ail; cry to the rothcr an sister, 1'- Chancery 1 Catch we if Jvu can aud ve happy ever afterwards. J-KE AUAIKT KOMK SLl'l KV CBLDlruE. C.Tt iin cre-IUfM being iet1 wnh-MH tnenuo-n in tn wul ef tneir leceea a suit in equity for a decree to sell his rnriy.

The dccrne was etitaiued. But the pr-terty reilisittg seven hundred pounds, aul sf.it costme ecfen htin-ireJ au tuese creLtors brought their pirs to a tine market, and ma io much nmuscntcrit the Chancery Bar. Just Kit IIMN is ST. An application to the Court of Chancery, in a friendly suit where nobody contested iinvthiug. authorise trustees to advance a tlionsau ponti is out cf an etate, to educate some infants, cost a hundred and three pounds, fourteen and sixpence; a simiiar application to the same authority, to the ssme trustees, under tho same will, in behalf of some other infants, cost the same: twenty similar applications under the same will, for sinvlar powers to the same trus tees, in behalf of twenty other infants, or sets of infants, as their wauts arise, will cost each the same, A poor national schoolmaster insured his lue for two hundred pounds, and made a will, giv- mr discretionary powers to his executors to ap ply the money for the benefit of bis children while under age, and then to divide it between them.

ne of the executors doubted wnether, under this will, after payment cf debt and duty. he could appropriate the principal (that worJ being used in the instrument, to buying the two small children into the orphan asylum. The sanction of the Court cf Chancery would cost at least half tbe fund so nothing can be doue, aud the two small children are to bo educated and brought np on four pounds ten a year between them. JOKE AGAINST MRS. HARRIS.

Mrs. Harris is left the dividends ou three thou- and pounds stock for her life the capital on her dacease to be divided among legatees, sir. Spodger is trustee bu dcr the will which so provide, for Mrs. Harris. Mr.

Spodgc-r one day dies intestate. To Mr. Spodger's effects Mr. B. Spodger and Miss Spodger, bis brother and sis ter, administer.

M193 ttpoitger taites it into ner head thit nothing shaSl ever induce her to bave anything to do with Mrs. Harris' trust stock. Mrs. Harris, consequently, unable to receive her dividends, petilious Court of Equity. Court of Equity delivers judgment mat it can oniy onier payment of dividends actually due irhen Mrs.

lUrrii petition that, as fresh dividends keep on cominK due, Mrs. Harris must keep on freeU- Iv retitionine and that Mrs. Harri3 must, ac cording to her Catechism, walk iu the same all the days of her life." So Mrs. Harris walks at at the present time paying for such application eighteen pounds, two and eightpence; or thirty rer cent, on her uutortunate income. 1 am of opinion that it would be hard to in vent better pra0tiCttlJOif.es man mese, over wniuu I have laughed until my sides were sore.

They are neatly and pointedly related by Mr. Graham Wilimorc, queen's counsel and a county court iudtfe. in his evidence, given in May of the pres ent vear. before a committee ol" the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the state and nract ee of the county courts, nut, i am pain ed to add, nevertheless, that my learned friend Wilimorc baa not the slightest sense of humor, and is perfectly destitute of any true perception of a joke. For, what doea be recommend iu the ssrae evidence of his Why, says be, these cases involve an absolute deuial of justice and if you would give the county court judges a limited jurisdiction iu Equity, these things could not posai-bly occur; for, then, suoh cases as tho Witty Trustee's and tho Medical Choice Spirit's, would be determined on their merits, for a few pounds; while such applications as those ia behalf of the Iufanls would bo disposed of for a few (shillings.

But, what, I ask my learned friend, would become of tho cream of the jokes! Are we to have no jokes Would he make law and equity a dull, dreary transaction cf plain right and wrong 1 shall bear, next, of proposals to take our wigs off, and make us like common men. A few pounds, too! And a few shillings Has my learned friend no idea that hundreds of pounds are far more respectable not to say profitable than a few pounds and a few shillings He may buy sundry pairs of boots for a few pounds, or divers pairs of stockings for a few shillings. Is not Equity more precious than boots Or Law than stockings I am further of opinion that my learned friend Willmore falls into all his numerous mistakes before this committee, by reason of thia one curious capacity in his constitution to enjoy a joke. For instance, he relates the following excellent morsel CONCLUDED TO-MORROW. SCGAJtS 76 hhdfl prime X- O.

Bngar; bbls Coffee Suirar; 25 Loaf; for Bale by octl SMITH A gICLAia. is I I 15 IT It II MONDAY 50. MORXl PIMT JOB OFFICE. We wouid call the attention of MERCHANTS AND BUSIXES3 MEN to tlw fact that we hare just received from Philadelphia a oumWr of fonts of new Job Type, and are now prepare-! to fiil onbr? for Card-. Pill IKnJ, Taper Books, Poster, and Procrs'itUies for exhibi" tioos.

AU orders will be promptly filled. News or the Uay. Aii.enstns Schell has declined the Aiamantice nomination for Mayor of New Vork. Ilia party hive since re-electc'l the Reform candidate. The GratJ Jury of Ellsworth, refused to find a Mil of indictment the persons en-gaiteJ in tbo recent outrsfi upon the Mr.

Hapst, the Catholics IViest- There is a general meeting of United Slates Dir.lom -Us riovr being heM at on tho Continent. It is saiJ to be he! at the desirft of the Presi-lcat nn-l Cabinet at Wasbingrrnn, for the purpose of diswussing what is the true policy of our country in European alf iirs. By the oEicial vota for Congress iu Indiana, it appears Smith Mil er an William H. English, Deme-crats, are elected to Ccntrress in the first and seeoni districts. The other nine elisitrtctB nave gone fu-iun by rnsjoritiea ranging from fonr hur lred up to twenty-five hundred.

YltK rsiRv LAWS. It is astonishing with in tenacity the people of tbee states cling to the time honored humbug ef Uisurv laws. The vsiaeet man in the Und cannot pc-int out one particle of coed they do either to individuals, or to society iu general. The I'sary Law is violated every day in e-Tfry commercial community and it is considered dte. reputable and fraudulent to attempt to any one for Mktrtg more tnn rii per cent, interest for Biou'y loaned.

Py rommcu cenat-st the law is treated as a dead letter and is ntterly powerless for Bat while Usury L-iws do no po3iHo good they positive and great harm. They enhiiuo tbe pric; if money. Ccnsciectious people t'o not lis? to Tk.iate law, and will not their money at six per cent. Timid capittlists will not run th? ri-'fc of detection, and will invest their me-acy oir.erwise. or hoard it.

rer cent, is net consider 1 a snEciect compensation fcr the use of money in this country, where the demand for it is sa creat, r.ni the risks cf tae lender so If the borrower fails to pay the loan at naturity, five per cent, raust le raid to a lawyer to it. Kor a lo.m at ore year, this would leave the lender one per cent for the use of tii The risk of less, as well as the expense of col feting, prevents pru deal capitalists frc-ra loauiuff at six ptr cent And money id ever los.ne I at that rite, to any extent, ia any business community in this country, 'teem cne to two per cent, per month" is the cunmon eiaotaitna, nciwiihsttn ins Csnry Laws. We would not wish to cuhiGce tle value cf money; and we believe thit tbe rcpcl the Lsury Laws would not iDcresse tlie rates usually raid. On the contrary. have no doubt tke.r repeat would reduce the rates new by iu-treasing the araoutit effcrei for loan So thoroughly hnprvses with thc-e an 1 esrui'ar views have the ccffluu rtial Cvtotauniues aud rec tie cf that tho lliliiih rarlia- mect has lately totally repealed alt I'eury I.

iws The repeal was cr.irlcd by a Urge majority and in England, cow. taoney, like every other article of vilue and of Couiuicrce. is left to iiuJ its own price in the market, arid be ilka ar ticles ef food, by the relations of Jeman 1 and sill ply. We hope thj pet by EnpHn 1 wiil be followed by tke utes cf this conutrv. iu l'cnnsylvania, especially, such a reform is needed.

In New Vork tbe logal rrti of interest ia seven per cent. Ia ibis it is eix per cent. This fact has a tendency to draw on cap ital from this State to New Vork, where one per cent, more can be obtained without risk and it is well known that Pennsylvania capital is in Tested in New VorV and other States, where better compensation can le obtained. Oar Pennsylvania legislature ia generally so fully employed with special legislation, as to leave no time for the enactment of wholesome I and well-considered general laws. We know not what to expect, from the position of tie parties in the legislature next winter.

If not too much employed in divi ling tbe ffices and spoil3, in rewarding friends and punishing enemies, we may at least hope that a matter of such general interest as the repeal of the Usury Law will receive attention. A very 6hort act will do it. It will tike but little time, and will probably meet with but little opposition. The Battle or AlmaHow many were Jngagcti In It. As the official despatches that we bave scsn do not etate the number, it may be interesting t3 ascertain the fact derived, from other sources.

The Russians had 80,000 infantry, and 6,000 cavalry engaged at Alma. Tbe Allies infantry, with a reserv corps cf 10,000 men of those in action, 1S.00O were French and 22,00) English. Tbe generalship of tbe Allied commanders was good, according to all accounts, but shewed more confidence in the bravery cf their troops than in any strategic operations. The fact of their having to advance steadily up hill, under a galling fire cf artillery and infuntry, was of itself sufficient to show that the French and English have not deteriorated since Marengo and Waterloo. Cut Mensehikotf, it ia conceded, ehowed more generalship in his masterly retreat even succeeding in carrying off Lis artillery entire, except tiro or three dismounted guns than did Raglan or St.

Arnaud. The Allies were to bave received reinforcements by the lOili when they would doubtless commence a vigorous siege, and cbastopol would ecarccly hold out long. If the Russians could hold their own until tbe loth when Osten Sacken was expected to arrive with a largo num her of troops the struggle would be desperate. Tbb Ells' Pistol. This instrument of protection or destruction, as the case may require, was exhibited at our County Fair, and attracted universal admiration, on account of its admira ble adaptation to the purposes for which it is intended.

It drew a JiVrr mrdtil and we may here add, that the manufacturer has received a patent during the current year, for his inven tion, which runs for fourteen years, with the privilege of renewal. The great advantages of thia pistol over oil others now in use arc, that by pulling the trigger you oan cither cock the weap on or diBcharga it at pleasure. If you desire to ehoot, eix discharges will go otf as fast as you Sis move your finger. Another great improve mcnt which has been introduced in thia is the mode adopted to prevent the pin from fall ing. As his pistols are manufactured, they are much superior to any others now in use.

Those anxious to se his instruments should call at his establishment, No. 139 Second street, and they will see Bomethiiig instructive in the ehooting line. Tho statement cf tho failcro of Scott, Baker of Philadelphia, published in our paper oa the 25th, proves to bo untrue. It appears the statement first appeared in the New York Journal of Commerce, and is said to be entirely malicious on the part of that journal. A suit for heavy damages, wo are informed, has been commencetl against the proprietors.

Before leaving for Rome, Archbishop Hughes prepared a pastoral letter, whioh was to have been read yesterday in all the Roman Catholic churches of the New Tort dipem. at 1 have just arrived here on board tbe Berthollet, which is appointed to convey them to France. This vessel brings news from tho Crimea to too 29tb. It was supposed that Prince Monschikoff 1 a Tl.n altlaa wnpa An I the point of commencing the siege. General Caurobert has succeeded to tho command of the ua iciuiiivu tu 1 1 iu i-i'i.

xuj i French army. Stratford ie RBrtci.irn!. TnE MARSHAL'S LAST DESPATCHES. The Moni'mr publishes some letters of Mar shal St. Arnaud, and bis list order of tho day On Board the Viilo do Paris, 1 September 12, 183-1.

Monsieur le Marshal: My situation with respect to health has become gravn. On this day 1 have opposed to the illness that afflicts me all the energy I have been capable of; and I did hope for a long time that I was so suCiciontly accustomed to suflor, that I was fit to exercise command, without revealing to all tbe violence of the attacks I was doomed to endure. But tbis struggle has exhausted my strength. have been grieved to perceive of late, nnd especially during the recent passnge, during which was on the point cf sicking, that tne moment was approaching when my courage would not suffice to support the heavy burthen of a com mand requiring a vigor wlncu 1 have lost, aua which I hardly hope to recover. My conscience imposes it on me as a uuty to explain to you my condition.

I am willing to hope that Providence will permit my fulfilling to tbo end tbe task 1 have undertaken, and that I be able to conduct to Scbajtopol the army with which 1 shall laud to-morrow on the coast of the Crimea. Bat that 1 feel will be indeed a lst effort, and 1 beg you to ask the Emperor that ba will bave lue goodness to appoint my successor. Drign to accf pt, Monuicur le Marshal, tbe expression of my most respectful sentiments. "The Marshal Commander in A i.k St. Abs.m Head Qaarters at the Bivouac on the Tilie may September Monsieur is My health is dcplo-rsble.

A choleraic itiiaok has just increased ihe suiieritigs 1 have so long experienced, and I have reached iuch a state ct weakness, that to command 1 frcl has become impossible. In this situation, despite the griefs it occasions me, 1 mako it a point of honor and conscience to surrender my authority iuto the bands of n. Caurobert, whom bis Majesty's apecial order de ign for my successor. The subjoined order cf the day will acquaint you with what feelinzs 1 separate from my sol- I Ul.13, aiot ivttouu.u IUV U.I. 1 1.

f. 1 terprit-e an enterprise for which furtunale be fititiingH erm to presatce a rious issue. IVign to accept, A. ik Saint Abhavh." ilea I tj'iarti rs at ihe Bivouac of Mcukenlic, Sept. 1 i Sol iiers Pro i nee refuses to yct.r chief the tiif action of continuing in the gtortou way uv tpeniog to ju.

Cou-juertd by a grnve malaJy, acHinst winch be has vainly struggled, he behol is with rrofoittd grief (but will know how to fulfil,) the imperious duly imposed on hint by circua.st aces the duty of reatsrniue a command which bit heaiili, irrevocably destroyed, no lonccr pt-rmits L.M to support the of. Sul llers, in will grieve me, ft-r the mis-f. rtune that befall me it immense, i reprtrab'ie, an I i erhsps nne-xattsp-e I. I rraign the command to Llviiteuant Gti.eral Canrobeit, whom, ill provi let.t acxrty (or this tmj, and the creat interest it repr- -nts, tae Koittr.r has invest I me ih tue net efsary powers by a sealed letter 1 hate now l.eiore me It ia a relief to my anguish, that I have xr place in such wot thy hands tUr Hag that France confided to me. You surr- uu-l w.th jcur ref-pect, wiih your conf.

leije, this general otiictr, whom a brilliant military and the 1-r cf eervi- es performed have cor.fcrrc i the mot honorable tame tbrjur-buiit the country and army. He Will follow up the victtry cf the Alma, and mil win that tia itje-s 1 tad dreamt i-f for myself, and which I tnvy b.ia the hr pinrss i con-lacting y--u Sei-ftetopol. MKI1AL OUST AitS It t. The Berib-illet atuvi-1 At Marseilles on the with the iiuruLS Marshal St. Arnaud, which were receive I with ail possible honor AU the ships in the hart hs-isieP their tiig llf-mast high.

tie veil tie of tlie Stair. We clip frcm the money article cf the Philadelphia LcljT, the e'll-j iue 1 statement of the receij ts from the several ditiaon of the public works fur nine months of the fiscal year. The l.tdjtr eaj "Sometime ro we published a statement bowing the receipts from each lino of the Public Works of thn Mate, eight months r.f tbe fiscal year aul lr4, and we now a the month of August for the same years. On some of the lines tncre will be a heavy fail business, which will increase th gross aniouut of revenue for the ye.ir very considerably. Main Una f'" t'1 Ifctlaware i ts T-2 North and et Hrte J1.J--I jl.oll.oTtj 4o If we adopt the mode of estimating the proportion of the sum paid last year by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to the State for the uso of the Portage rea the receipts for the Main Line will le increased to the sum of till, or an excess of 1 over the sum received the last year.

The receipts from thn Delaware Division are large as compare! with last year, and whether this circumstance will tend to defeat a sale of the Work we cannot tell. There are circumstances connected with tho Delawaro Division which are favorable to a sale, which no doubt will be considered by tho Legislature. The Lehigh Valley Railroad will be finished tho coming season, which will enable all tbe bbippers of coal in tho npper waters of the Lehigh to take their cual to New York without transhipment. This will reduce the business of the Canal to that furnished by the Lehigh Navigation Company alouo. Tbe Canal, too, we apprehend, will soon, if not now, require a large expenditure of money to put it in good order.

Dr. Fitcu's Lkcti bks in Allfcihesy Citt. We would remind our rentiers that Dr. Fitch will commence bis lectures at Excelsior Hall this evening. As tbis will bo tho last opportunity that wilt otler, wc doubt not tbat tbe course will be well attended.

Tho lectures are free those on MouJay and Tuesday evenings to ladies and gentlemen and one on Wednesday afternoon to the ladies exclusively. A brest op Ned I.istline for Shootiso a Colored Man. The Bath Mirror contains the following despatch, dtited Bowduinhain, October 24th E. C. Judson, alius Ned Buntlinp, was ar rested this afternoon by Marshal Walker, on a charge of ehooting a person or persons near Bay Bridge.

Ned says ho was assaulted by a mob of Irish, who seized bis horso, aud that be tired on them, upon which they fled. Tbe per son referred to as having been shot was a color ed nian named Freeman. By his acoount of the affair, it appears Nod was tho aggressor. As Judson has been arrested, the matter will be thoroughly investigated, whea wo bo able ta give a true statement of tbe wboie auttir. The ball entered tbe fleshy part of the thigh, cutis ce a serious wouud, and is so deeply im bedded that it has been impossible to extract it.

Indians. Frke Banks. It may be interesting to Borne hereabouts to know what bill-holder rights are in case a Frco Bank in Indiana fails, (a thing now of almost daily occurrence. We therefore copy the following from acotempo rary The notes must be protested by a Notary and lodged with the Auditor, who notifies tbe bank. The bank has then thirty days in which to redeem.

If payment is not made Jwithin the thirty days, the Auditor then proceed3 to sell the stocks at public auction, and, (if we rsad the law right,) pay all protested notes in full and then do the best he can for those who bave not been smart enough to have their notes pro tested." A Chequered Cabeek. Rev. Thomas Chilton, alternately a lawyer, politician and olergyman recently died In Kentucky. In 1819 he was a member cf the Kentucky Legislature, then a a olergymun, and subsequently twice elected a member of Congress, as a Jackson man. Alter- wards he became a friend ot Mr.

Clay, ana oe ing a candidate a third time, was defeated This was In 1831, but in 1833 he was again sent to Congress, and in 1885 retire4 to private life, and ended his days as a clergyman. if i Union; but he it remembered thi.t a pnttsUivt it is bo le-s valuable. It jrivei to the animal powcw a res to-rsnt foie.e that enables it to pass frailness through the Cory fumitee of corttjwrt, or, in the eTent of an attack, to oozujuer the maldy. Add ti-t to the tram tuna, lor there is no sayioc liow soon it may reiinire-1. It in among the elle, the tot pid, d-preeil, that epidemics reap their harvests of death.

If, therefore, you are alfected with any phase ef nervnns dise, or with any affection of the stemaeb, if you are depressed iu or enleebled in b.l.y, if, in chott, you are in condiiiou tshiii renders yotl per-utiarly lt unbeab.b.v liina.nfH, re.rt to this invigoraiit. alterative and antitepiie, in which, undtrr rrovi'letire. of yettra i-t olPeil to tae feeble, and a "happy issue" out cf their diab titties to ail who suffer from shattered nerves aad wofek tiva organs. The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, in pint not-ties. Price three dollars perlxtttic; two for fire dollars; six f.r twtilve dollars.

C. II. IilNii, Proprietor. lto itroa.lway. New Vork.

Hold by rmitrzists throohout the United Stnttts, Canada sod the tndi-s. A'jKNTB. FLKMIN'Q A Ko. 00 Wno.1 street, Pittsburgh. Itit.

Gbi. 11. RlltSKlt, No. l4o Wood street, do J. P.

Al -irheoy City. f-Intrrri-llit to those SufterlnR from rhn'n Rrmrdy found in Dr.M'Lunf't t'rhhrnUtl Livr Puis The foilowint; i a sample of certificate rivci d-uiv fr.m our ottn t-itizenn New Vob.h. Autrtt.tt. 1, Tht? is to eeriifr that I have been subject, at to io ito-s pain wouid is to severe 1 i-otilil Joj itr oight. Ui-ariui: ot lr.

M'Lane's Liter i sent and a box, ef which I look two rill- on to; to -r two ititrhts. Thiy re- lieyed me tilue ha now elupMtd, and I have had more trt able us in Ueadacbe. The abore viuabte rerae-ly. also Tr. M'Larte'e cel- ebratt-1 VermilU'A-, cil tow be had at ail rtj-jctabld Diug Stores in It.

is titv. i'ureba-rr wol pVe-e b. r-aretul to a.k for, and taka none bui lr. l.h.-r Pills. There are other Pilis to It- l.ivr i'lll-, cow lfore the public.

Ai-o, sale by the toe proprit-toj KI.KM1XO Siteee-x to J. Kt.l A Co toS Wood street. I ii valid a Ueeo verl llgfrom the eiterts K-TiT, hoi -ii- Im f-r lon t-oaLinocJ iiineeg r.f any klal. ail! iia-l Carttr rq.ani-.h Misturo the only remedy l.i-b will revive tnrir drrc.t,i,iif er-nstitatioas, expel all bad humors from es-ite the liver to a prompt and be.tltr.y and by it- tr cie reetore th l.i to lit'- au-i V.V an t-ir tiiv it. A bottle i.

worth all tbe -c 1 -t- Ei iu it tvintain' no Mercury, iiiui. or any 'le'r or poionon. flniff, an-1 1-- t-t- to the yc-uui-t intuit without Ltsiitttion. tho won lerlul cures around the bottles -r- ttotn bun iri-i i-er out- io ttie city of tsi a It iTO-H etteitta. -l'o all Hhom It i Conct n.

1 you vtnl a tit ttttin ui: yr.t mrt et it et If yoo want any tientt-ttea's Fui-iblui CS.JS In all Vi'i-iy, why i.HIBiU.K Iiaa 'em. if vou want the beat l.tti,. vnt )' -ti-t worn. OUIItm.K'S is tbe j.lacw to i-ve ur m-H-uti- ib- can f.trt-.t.-h t'ait-reila-i, Cari.et ai-J, Ac, fit rif-e to suit all serls cf i u-toiitr. '--so blb- rty street, bead of Wool, cf.v.

K. GEIEELK' NEW ADTESTISEXESTS. SI u'a hrlal lau A motl'l Ion V.f-V liMlnre t'luHua A- tiiion" TUK by (ItTTKR, ii cent- to I at tbe ti r- at o- -ra I 1 A III 1'. -1-if! 1iftRlK, MflHl.S K. WAIIB, II.

Oi.ASKV, i-'-tore l.r.lll?itt'-e. l-r. Ho viW i. ret ure oi Mouday VI fl'Y r.b etti ol-t. an: A i-.

I i u-T. it, tn haVCI i -i tr. -t ii r-tl. -t: i Sale. tii M- at r--r thtt WV-tern tviob-r.

A ll. to Val' at tbe SiilMi Ai. L' M-, eli to ot. of i'i--. the i-r I ot aifij.

bous-b-1 at tlte corner ot Tre-i -tu Ki lire ftraet ur io. to the tr.ir Uv tot b-et ir.rhi'-i. tile! tbte-e alon the tre-t, istid SO'nir -i. sr. i Ii; i s.

si- 1 i til, III l-l I 1 iV l.o4 -b e- a- i Ht an 1 l.al at- 1--t an i .1 1 mn-'-o'i -r tj.it-,--- ta.t I ao 1 Ih-'-'-li, r-i im i.il'V- hoe cf to 1 bittvlred to i I irtj -et etht il-i' C'-c-r .1 l-'i'iontoir: on a bl. i er. a Jti-- tliit-" -utOe, and Cut houia-. Aio Ao rtain itbr i i or ol trroun-l r-ttti- nted io th li--'. A art he r.

Aitecrbiriy: b-L-tnnioz lit tbe i-i-r-it-r oi and tlon'-t-n ftrri-ti1. liienie aiontr Kidse lo bnu'lrt-! lina throe toe; etx inches, to Atb-- t-lit-nv at-enui-; t'lnc-- A. b-u-ity avenue lour tiiu- ure.1 nil aixty f. -t 1 -or inches ttee 5 r.itertjr of Birr an.t otb-tr-; ti.t tit uii.tl-r to. tvro aoi three -et nine In---.

thi-nnt- ai-m b.iitur. au-i t-ixt-r four to tbe lrt--e A No Ail tbtst otter utoi of trrouod in tot- rir-t AA.ir lb-- ity ot corameneinir at of Hid -e F'wt aii-1 tlo-Siu of property owned bv I'livir It- ni th-ne (--tij- eni.l street f. ut buitlre-l -i r.lo- 'vi-ht f---t. to corner of land owned by tbeltt-e bv a line Mtralb-i with Ki-itre stret one blio lr-l atl I lctiry-Cv to line of land owned by A.M. Marshall; tli'tvi.

al-'nz ttl iiti" four hundred and I'-et, to la-lite street tbeui? ai--nar Itioiee rtrt ct to tiie --f Set-I ao-t ti.krn in exe-'titicn as the property of Itichard llowen. of Albalbenv l.ltv. at the mil ot Jame-i Olur. K.S1.KV FKNT, 8. Maraha a A MKbTi.M.

K-l-l at lio'. M-oni-- Unit onTttursdav, t. for tbe i-tiroose, of triiitriiis tl.e i tbe veil, inta init-or toe-e of the line -rJ itr li.tl.ti t--lore trie put. an.l irivittir the minuntty a better i-h-a of ii deiirn arel H.tvantc, il a unHtiirnou lv resolved that Thomais O. tu Ttrnkr-e-o, l' laic surierititen-lcnt of tbe ilontte of He-loire ol and Huterintendent elect of the Houe of lletiiire of ie-irrn antt tiie- llev.

Mr. I a-a iNT -tbould rteat thit able and interetitiic a-1- (trvnis wtiti ttetivercd on the oc-f ti-'-ti. In ccnipli-snce tber if. the'uutimtfrneil br.r.- the rU.rtire of on- noiineirtr; to their tbat euother Meetmir, on the ill bld in tbe t-cond Trebyteriau Cburt-h, on Tl'KrUiAY KA bMNtt next, the Slpt in-tant, when the altore nttme-l irTitleito-u will utrain, with olbtrr, atbtres- the meeting. A verv time may be expetc-1, and the r-atotc are mo-t cordially invited to attend.

J. K. "I HKO. WHYMAV, Cent, ortnib-it L. H.

l.IA rplIK lilocahol-leiH the lon. and II. T. I'. will I at thn HOUSE Or-H.

Bbl.T.-tlte-IVKR, South 1 i-t-buTtih, on the "oth day of NoVHiuber, ISoI, between the houm of I aud 3 o'clock, to elect a Vretudent and six Ibrectora, for the en-tying year. ocbWdiwHt W. O. ROBIXWV, Troaturer. a Kt'Ill I'KCTl UAb, MtCUAMCAL and a.

Iirawim t'isi-'s Daw c-lu at oct: Dt'FlfS OOI.LKGK. HAVE YOU READ "TII 2V I UHUiiAbll Matontoth vttriety Aspara-tru Koc-ta, larte size for sale ty oCl5 It AHIIHOl', Sj'KUlT tltt2S- llKK) Dwarf I'ear Tleef; lUDO irtandanl JT fear IVt-eit, of tbe lae-itt approve-l porta: for utile by AKUlten'. If Ii- lb ITS 4 ea hp-, Ac, lit hie at 4 ca.tea line elt rman Iiyacitith Ta- tow rates bv i-t'tt WARDTtOP IT Mt)M' HE Mlbll A anniU House, with larsre Lot of ttround. tor Kale, i'l-icc f-atO; or less, for cash, as the owner is about removing Call to day. if vou want a bargain.

t-. CLTHBKKT ritiN, oct-l No. Ho Third street. linishptl nnd in good onb'r, on Townsrnd trt-et, A UwtnnnLir lb-no. on yli Trtet.

Two Kxti lioue on A uniall rn Mount WnshinhtiTn A Ilou-v rcoms on a-hinmti utrt. AUchpny. Apiiy to 4 JS No. llrO Tldii Ptnot. TToVKMlikk l-FXi i AZi Vis Puinaui, lor NovcmerT" itd-y's lddy Kotik, fr.r Art Joiiinai, lor tolr.

Jur-t r.rivvl by expnui-; ont of the best collections of in tae liook aud Ftationpry line in this city, and at the lovvvst ratos. Ihe jlate is at SAMUEL li. LAt'Fl'KK'S. oct2-i o. S7 Wood r.trvtt; A KM AR AHbli CLHtil herebVwrtify tht I was nfllietiHl with the Livsr C'taphiint and tbthviis for a hn tiiQH, bein won tha a year und-r the care ot a thut tha inst'i ct rtdirved by the BH.iii'mrs 1 took, itypt icraiuaHy Kitting worst, my ho ly swv-lline so thst I was unable to stoop bw enough to tie mv shos.

Vf'kss the iis1 was at tiie wnr-t, I was to try SfcXLEKrf LIVER 1 did was relit-T-d trreatly by th use of ihe bos, and comMt'lv our.d by th Mav 2o, SMPeL M'CvKD, Ej. To the, rut-fir The original, only tru and nuloe Liver Pills are prt-pri by K. t. tdlirK, and hU name in black wax upon the oi -rh box, and hi signature on lh ontide wrawyr. Al 'h-rs a- counttrft iu, or bae imitHtions.

ii- E. tLLlIHa octllS Wool Ptrwt. CANARY KKI--D- )eo D. i.Vtiary Seed. In atore and tor la-ri-ilt tO Kidd CO, No.

(0 Wood street. saie by oct'JT XfENlTlAN libb ii bliU. for tale by 1 1 VJ. bbtMiNu BiieiTiiKits. I.i'SoM SAI.Tr- Si bl'l sale by fcfa- iti alt-, in store and for M.liMlNtl BKe'TUKKS.

"irA6lilNO HWiKH l-'i bis bstbitt's Washing Pow- der, ia store ami for sale by ti7 FLKHTyq BTbTnEKS. MAUUtil 1,000 Mivitlcr, juttt recivel and for sale I (ocf.Tj FL KM 1 Jl ROT11K Ki (1 IM MitbL-Ai; 7'iO tba Hum sheHatrjiTHtore and fcr JT Hleby orf-Ti J-LKMlNel BKiirUi-rUj CYaNIDK IV'f ASdlUM aoE-s CynitiTiyotaiiurn.fusea, in store and for Bale by octJ FLKMIM1 BK0THETI8. ZOl'AL VAKMS1I Kails Varnlsn. in etora and for sale by foct'27j FLEMING BROTHERS. CWUK-loo bajis prime Kio; a) do Java; in store and for sale by oct23 KING a sijvaai.aje- i GOODS AlMUiSEMENTS.

rro Xlieatre JxtSKHI C. vaster, I.ESht ana U-trie Manaoeb Filth street, almve of ad-misKtn Boxes and Pnniuette. 50c; Private Boies, iarjre. o. ptuiiii, t-j cituhu i ier, oc; mixes ior roioretl persons, Persons securing feata will be charged laj, cents extra for the certificate.

Doors ojien at i to 7 o'clock: periormance to commence at 7 home aeatn flow ior im genuine article I tirst appe-tranot in four years of the irreat American comedian, Mr. J. ILSBFB, who will appear in his original characters of ''Jonathan Plooec.ioy" and Nathan Teeker." as ocrformed bv him in ail the principal theatres of England, Ireland and Scotland, with unparalleled succe ss, fur a period of over three hundred niitbu evenintr, October 30th. the per- ftrmanceH will commence with the farce of SIMPHON Co. Mr.

Simpson. Mr. Bailey Mm. Plmrtson. Miss Etierle Pas de Deux, Miises Susan and Marv be followed by to comedy of YANKEE FARMERS.

Jonathan Plou.irhboy, Mr. ritsbee Dance, by iiits Msry Partington. llie wnoie ro conclude with A vt IFK FOR A DAY. Nathan Tucker, lie bibsbee Tomorrow. JlieiI SlLSDh't' will appear in two great characters.

1U. C. M. FITldl, OF 714 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. AXril-I- deliver a course cf Free Lectures, on PULMO NARY CON PTION.

Irbowine its causes. p.tintintr out the proper means for Its prevention, and deinonstralintr its carabititv. at the CITY LECTURE ROOMS, in LatRvctte Buil.Jintrs. To ladies and centtemcn on Monday and Toefav even- ings, October iad and 24th, and to the ladies on ihe after noon ot ednesday, ea-tober 2atii. Fcr particulars, sec hand bills.

Dr. Fitch will be at the City Hotel. Pilfasborh. Pafrcnr Monday, October 2-rai, until Saturday, Novem bar 1Mb. where be may be consulted on Pulmonary Coo-umption, Asthma, and ether disuse? of the chest; also, for Catarrh, llron-i hitbt, Dyfrpepsia, Female all other diseasea connected with or predisposinj: Consumption, tor the sue-cess ful treatme nt of which he has earned so extensive a reputation.

An opportunity will be afforded to all who may require them to procure Dr. 8. 8. Fitch's celebrated Tatent. Abdominal Supporter, for weakness of the back, failing of tbe bowels tc, and general debility alio, 8.

S. Filch Co 's. shoulder Braces, Inhaling Tubes, and other instruments which may be required. Persons who may consult Dr. Fitch, may continue to correspond with him in New York without further expeniw and ail who desire to see bim are requested to call as early as issible, as further entragt-ments proclude tbe possiwiity of his lenrrther.ine his stay.

Lecture to commence at half past three, and liatf pssl seven o'clock, P. 3L oct 1 9 MR. C. M'MaXCS, havta arrived in tbe city, take' tbla m.eiho-1 of informing bis f-trmer pupils and friends that he will open bis DANCING ACaDAMY, cn nest lib" USD AY, October 2.1, at LAFAY'ETTE HALL; also, at EXCELSIOR HALL, Allegheny city, at which time be will be happy to see all those v. ho fi el desirous of learning the beautiful art cf datcing, cotnbine.1 with crace, eliuette, His terms will be as last season.

He wili leach ail th dances ntmin rgvjt. tc-petherwith many new and beautitul dances never belore introduced in this city. Ladies' class meets at, Lnyette Hall on Tnes-tay's anct Thursday's, at li o'clock and Gents at 72 o'clock, in tbis city. A class in Allegheny will be formed, of which, the time of meeiiittr, due notice will be driven. Mr.

can he round at Layfayelte Hall, entrance oa Weed street, from 9 to 1'2, end Irom 2 to 5 o'clock every day. crtis A Ktw Knglaad IMi) alctau SAYS tbat B. A. FAllNESTOtK bliMHL'lE is rti only article that can be implicitly relied on for tbe ex pulsion of Worms. EaurTvi, N.II, Jane 1SW.

To X. A. FahnestocJc GEVTiMliS For five years past, 1 ha-re B. A. Falme-slca-k 'a ermifupe for an anthelmintic in ray practice My attention was first called to it in a case where I had failed to worms with calomel, pink and oowhajre.

A lot-tie was obtained, and osed with desirable effect; since then I have prescrild it for hundreds ot patients, and in a large majority cf eases with complete success. In one caae a single bottle of the medicine brought aaay from one patient ninety-eizht worms. I bave never known it to do barm, and I am induced tn make tlis statement from an honest conviction tbat it is the most valuable Vermifuire yet known. Such is confidence in its worm-kitlina-'" powers, tbat I recommend it to other physicians in this tec-tion, and furnish them with the article. M.

0. SevsOE, M. D. Prepared and Bold by B. A.

FAUNESWCK CO. JSo. 6 Wood ttreet. a AGAZ1NE8 FOR NOVEMBEllIr'utmuil's Montiily, iyjL for November. Graham's Matranine, flr November.

Peterson's Magazine, tor November. Swell Life at Sea or. Fun, Frigareg and Yatchin A collection of Nautical Yarns from the Log-book of a Youngster of the Mess. Tbe Siozer'B Comp mion Containing a choice selection of popular Sonus, Duets, Glees, catches, Ac, with Mui-ic, arranged for tbe Voice, Flute, Violin, and Piauo. Price 7ric.

The Ladier Complete Guide to Crotchet. Fancy Knitting aud INeeale Work. By Mrs. Ann S. Stephens.

With patterns. Price 7 a-. The London Art Journal, for October, with three elegant steel Engravings and numerous Wool Cms For Fate by Ii. MISER A CO, oct27 Sn. 82 Smithflell strea-t.

SUNDRIES ify bnxeti W. K. stored bxs large and prime Cream Cheese, for cutting. 1000 bus Ear Corn, at depot. 1000 bus Shelled Corn, at depot.

100 bbls North Carolina Tar, to arrive. 60 bags Saltpetre, in store. 60 bbls Grease Lard, in store ill New leao'i M-Vuistw-, in oak cooperate. loO bbls do ao cvpress eooLrsce. For sale by EKOLISil RICH ARDSPN'.

ISW MUWO-Oii Hundre-J, arrantred bv W. f.i.i7 w-pwy Jane, by lilover; Old Joscy, latest Strakosch; Sous of" Love, ttw w.tt.tn c-orma, complete, with Piano accompa.timer.t-. Lucretia Borgia. with Piano accompaniment: and, Locia do Lammermoor. with Kano accompaniment.

The above just received nd lor sale by oct'JT JOIINH. MFLLOR, 81 Wool street. 1UTNAM'S MONTHLY, FOR NOVEMBER AnTong the contenta are able articles from tbe pens of Bayard litylor, Herman Melvilie, Rev. Dr. Baird, Hon.

II. JS Schroeder, c. Godey's Laily's Book, for "Vovcmbt r. Peterson's Ladies' Nationat Magazine, for November. Graham's Magazine, for November.

ank.ee Notions. Just received and for sal by W. A. GlLDENFENNfcY A No. 76 Fourth street, rjUili MAGAZI1VE OK Till.

A.ii&PUTN AM'8 "Mt.NTl,". J- for November a credit to the ematn, contain ing contnbutiona by the most distinguished writers of the day. Just received and f.r sale at the Fifth Street fttok- 3loi-- ItHilTIIVIt oct27 near trie corner of Market. IWhesTin. 1 fluart and pint jars; Quinoss, in quart and pint jars; preserved put up in quirtanipiut jars; preserved Fin Apples, in quart and pint jars; Currant Jelly, In pint and naif pint jars.

Twelve doxea of tin. above, put op by Cltauveau, of PhUal-lphia, just received DT toct'-T W. A. MTLUltG. "I ICE 6 tierces in store and for sale by AH, oetia KING Jk MOORHEAD.

SCO A It 20 bhd. lair New Orleans in sreVnd ir.TeuUTkj KlNti A M.XiRUEAD. Iix'FINKO SUGARS Powdered', CrusbeJ, ClariilcJ ai Loaf Sugars, for sale by octSd K1NQ MOORBKAD. flvjIiACOO Kuseell A Robinson; WmTl. GraTrCWebTte? end, and other favorite brands, for sale by octgl KING A MiORIIEAD.

KAS Iaiirial, Gunpowder, Young liy ton, and BTacli Teas, In store and tor Bale by oct23 KINO A MOORILEAD. XTAILS 200 kegs assorted sixes in sutre and for sale by 1 acta KINliA MiRHF.AD. LASS loo bose. Uxli and lUxl'2 WindoViTfaie ior siT by KINO A MtalRHE A P. I HUCK.El'S -M down Buckets 6 lubs for sale bv octa KINGA MeXRHEAP.

ClANDLEji 75 boxes Mould and Dipped Candles; 25 Star Candles; for sale by o-P23 KIVO CIORN 400 bushel thetl Corn, in atre and tor sale by octl KNGLISH KICHAKlifioN. rff'lAR lt0 bbls to arri ve and for sale bv 1 oct'-ii ENGLISH A KlCHAldSt)N. CIORN kio bus tthell Corn iu itore and ftr sale liy oct2l ENGLISH A lUCllAKb-SOV. CUtEK boxen W. K.

Ctieese in sUtre and for sale by ocm KiiLllJ SOAP "AlO Uixes Kosin Soap fe.r sale bv oct21 SMITH A SINCLAIR. ritANNEIls' Oil octl -M bbU prime Bank eil lor sale by SMITH SI NCI. AI 11. 10 boxes Russell A Kobinon, 1 'A W. li.

Grant, 2a Webster's la. i's; with a lane aj oi toisut of other brand and pound, l-r eale by oct-'l SMITH a SJNCLAJJL SPECIAL NOTICES. -r. Bank of Ilttbrfsb, Octobir 2uth, An election for thirteen llirectors ot thit Bank, for be cnsoiuK 3tar, wi held at tiie banking lloose, on MaVWy, the 2otb dav ot fioTember next, between the bourn of a A. M.

and 3 M. JOIIX SNYDF.R, Cashier. -'Crr. An for one Manaaer? and a ireufurer. of Ihe Temnerancevilleand Nobles own TuriijiiKe or Plank Koail Ce-uipany.

to serve for cne ill be hold at the oince ot ice ireasurer, on me Mm.NUA i of November next. C. O. LtKJMIM. President AbiilN and Treafurer.

octlT No. 9i Fourth straet. For SIlli-C ami lluyin Patent Rights. I 'UK subscrit-r, havmc iearnea irm hifnnterrourfwun 1 rinrrf-s, ntt-l perfonR who were des-irous to sell i'ue-at Kirhw lr Citi, Cuiit.t9, StatM, bb well a ith cJifra -Im wx-h to purcbaise f-tach riht. that in et-Dt to trfti(riwt tnat Kin-i or otitium was murn iifi.i ber-.

bns to dr-rote his time and bin abilities to the Fijrjrr of tliop- who may dwirta to employ him. lii'ici? him-lf faiihluUy to all xr.attflrs en- to hici. he cdwludrf by ivUrnng tQe putiir to in teniiivifj? wtimotiil of ft lew of the cirizen? in Titt buTvb, c. MOrKd F. EATON.

PiTTSECltfiH. Ana4 lTtlt. 1S54. Thi i.bcrUiers haT ko Iwn acquainted with Mr Me t'. KaUin.

nod huT- no hesitntir.n in reeommiiJiug to li whi rriiay wi-h to t-ini'loy his F.rvie?, a a of uiiduuMcd iiitesrrity and iDdiip-try, v. iitw vvrti.n? rrery rt.anci mny be 'lftced. It. Cnii. W.

Kobinnon. ai I sr.in.T. John Graham, W. ii. l-miy, U.Chiids A N.

HoSmt-s tounj i' Krlciiii, Kramer Utthm, Life, Fir Marine Insurance Company; OFFICE 65 FIFTH STREET, MASOA1C 11 A Li Li 9 PITTSBURGH, PA. JAMES rnaiii-iit. CfiMrit-13 A. rcUiry. 'liii? Uiiiinv nik-! t-vry inauraace to or with 11 iE Aifo, a-aicst ItnU Kifk; ot.

tb Ohio and Mis-And lsniae tv Kir-, snd th'- Pr-riUei liiiend aviruLion sri-i XivtispArtati'iit. roll' ics v. thtf loeht rtv- cimsistent with safety to i -artit. rectors: Wm. S.

Havn. i-iium p. M. tin M'Alpm, Vu3. K.

AiVxttOurT Brsdlt-y, Futlerlon, Kobtrt vii.Iw(.y, jl-KRndtr Kpycolds, Arm- prron Couuty, Horatio N. Le, KittflDnin, iiirp.m Mfwn, lieaTBr. Sft i A I VSl liAM CU31PAKV, A UTfVoK I. CON N. 1 hm(red 1 1 I stork (.300,000.

K. HUM K. rr-d-nt. TiG. A.

1 VUKOTGKS- 1 h'-uirifi K. iirare, Ktw-nt-Br Fiower, K. A.liulkflyt dKoli.n Mather, AXwin O. Kipk'V, S. ard, Henry Z.

I'rati, Austm dUuuhaitt, J'tj'h Fr-dt-rirk Tylt-r. Miles A.TuUiV- tjustavus F. Junius yioTpiku. wPoliciea on fire and Tnland indued on favora- terms by tiKolllJli E. ARNOLD, Aj't, Mo.

74 1-ourth l-treet, Fittaburgn. tiXJZKSi S' iotttraart Company of U- Pit at.nrltli. Ii. D. KINel, I'reaident; gAM- e-i-L.

ia. Aii.iiti.i., secretary. Office: 91 Kr Siref, between Market and Wood sirestt. lururea HuLL and CAKtlO Kb.ka.on the Ohio and Mtfiets sippi UiierHand tributaries. lnuureatrhintit Laisa or iHiniage by Fire.

ALraJ Atrainet the IVrilpot ihetiea.and InlacdNavfira tionand Transportation. dibictoks: TI.D. Kinir, Wra.l.arlnier Wiiiiam llaraley, Samuel M. Kier, Pamuel Rea, William ttinghftn, Robert Dunlap, John fi. Dilworth, luc M.

I'ennock, Francis Altera, S. llarbauirh, J. rVhoonmaker, Waiter ltryant, William U. Haya. Shipton.

dcc2S rrASSOt'IATKD Flrcmtn't lnanranc te Company- ot ha City of PI J. K. MOOKilJiAU, President KeibM! RT UNNKY, S-cre-tary. Will lo-ure asalD-tt FIKK and MARINE RISES of all kin 's. Otttce: iio.

4a Water street. sraauTOBti: J. K. Moorhead, W.J.Anderson, B. C.Sawyer, R.

B. Simpson, Wm. M. IClrar, U. Wilkiua, C.

II. Pauleou, William eXtiiingwood, R. B. Roberts, John SI. Irwin, Joseph Kaye, Wm.

Wilkinson, DaTld Campbell. jal3 AWT Oh' ROUND, on the river bank, in Birminaham, iSS feet by bW feet, and bounded by four streets, will be aold on reasonable tc-rma. It is near Kakawell A new irlaaa works, and several other manulacturine estab llsbments. It ig the birjreat and best lot now to be had in Birmingham for miinutacturing purpoaea. Title perfect, aud clear of Incumbrance.

Enquire of V. B. M. SeMlTU, at his Law Office, jy26 Founh street, above frmithtield, llttburtrh. ri DanclikC tCaro Aii.emblv at Wl L-Lrrry KINb HALL every TUfcSDAY KVKNINU; tha Union on WKDNLrtMAY, and tho Kscelsior Assembly every PRl-IlAY K.VKMNtl; aleo, tha German on MONDAY EVK-N1NU3.

Tl.e amuttenicnt loving are invited. Two Band of Music are ptate-tly en-hatred. Fancy Dancee, Schottisches, in Hall No. 1 Cotillions In Hall No. 2.

The Rooms are linely ventilated, and a variety and abundance of refreshments always provided. Admission, to each Gent, and two 60 cents; tlent. and Lady 75 cents; Gent, slone (1. Tickets may be obtained of FRANK CARtiO, at 76 Fourth street; or at Wilkins HH, 2nd story; also, of the Manaerit, and at the door on the above evenings. The strictest order maintained.

No checks given at the door. sepll Vfy VV eater Puu)lvaula Iloapl utt Drs. rJcHESiCa, Jiecond, between Wooil and Market streets, and J. RCl, Northeast corner of Diamond, Alle gheny city, are the attending physicians to the above Institution, tor the first quarter of Applications for admission may he made to them at all hours at their oftices, or at the Hitspital at 2 o'clock, P. M.

Recent cases of accidental injury are receivad atall bsurs, without form. jalfc fy- C. VKAKlti110 MARKKT street, Pit ts-U-ty burjh. Importer and Wholesale Dealur in FANCY AND PTAl'LE ARIETY AND DRY OiXIDS, oft rs to city and country dealers as large and well selected stock of lioods ai any Eastern house, and same price, thus aving reuht, ime and expenses. fryl.

O. O. K. Place of meetintr, Washinirton Hall, eTrfy Wood street, between Fifth street and iriTin alley. Pittbbcruu LortGK, Meets evea-y Tuesdayeveninjr.

MKacAsrriLB Kscampmbxt, No. ileet tiret and third Friday cfeach month. fl'Tj" 1" ot icesleTlJ KNI KNTAiL0K 80 CIKTY.of Pittjsburgh and Allegheny, meets on the first WkDNEjD AY of every month, at fcCUOCULElXER'S, in the Diamond. By order- GEO. WBEESE, Secretary.

yrS ATTENTION S. L. Yon are herebynotiSrM OrS attend at your MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FlUDAYrl, drill, and to transact such business as may come before the Company. P. KANE, Focretary pro tern.

V. Mnwry, Teacherof-theTpi ANO L-t FORTE, may be nonsuited at the PERRY" Ilell'SE. Messages left at the Music Store of John U. Wood street, will be attended ta. oet-4 trAKOKKOXA LObbt, i.

O. oTFvThi iKg Anwrona Lodge, No. Ss9, 1, o. of O. meets every Wednesday evonins in Washington Hall, Wood at.

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE, withB0 rcres of Land, a btone Grist Mill, of ran of stones, und a Paw Mill, all in good order, situate on tbe Sandy and 1 eaver Canal will be Bold at a barfain. as tbe owner is about to move West. For particulars call at the lieal E-tate l.ifflcoof g. CUTHBEKT SON, oef.il 140 Third street. iLANKCTB.

Ji.kT pairs of the best makearall" Wool 1 BlaBkets, ranging in price from i- tojli just received acei for aula by focusij A. A. MASON C-J. I YRKJNaTjL'REAUrMjiiyaridwalnul Dretiin7, I Bureaus, serpentine fronts, a handsome article, nish-ed and for sale by T. B.

YOUNG Smiehtield MACKEREL bbU No. 3, large; lu medium; 10 No. small for gale by oct21 SMITH A SINCLAIR. U1'I EK-1 i sale by bbl packed Butler, just received and for tLbNKY U. COLUNS.

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