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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOR PRESIDENT OF THZ UNITED STATES
JAMES BUCHANAN
Or PIINNSIMVANIA
Subject to deeiiion of tie Democratic Geneva Convention
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
WILLIAM R. KING,
OP AluiliAl44 _
Subject. to thi T aame decitiott.
Amottg Vot
Tab - Wait rioi7hirv,4l OP TariY.M,`-`--
Harper & Layton', Fropiietere -and Publiehere
L. BAB-PER-,,,EDITOR
THURSDAY MORNING-
DEMOCRATIC 'STATE TIibECET
FOR -GOVPRNORi - • '
W I LLI G Elt ,
tumarn.o ctomstr. .
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FOR CANALCOISMISSIONE.R.
SETH. CLOVER,
or ,`ai eraos 000irrY
DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS
For Justices of the Supreme Bench.
Haw. .TEREMIAR .8. ...BLACK, of Somerad.
" JAMES CAMPBELL, of Philack:Ala
yi,T.T.TS LEWIS, of Laneegier.
JOHN B. GIBSON, of eismberiand.i
" WALTER H. LOWRIE, of Allegheny
DERIOCIRATIO COUNTY TIO/KE.7.
Tudgee of the Courts of A "Awry County required
to be /earned in the Law.
parzonarr•wintax/ JAMES S. CRAFT, 1
opcoatmobr ?LEAF , ac., j - of Pitt Township. f,
PRESIDEPT JUDOS HOPEWELL HEPBURN,
OP DISTRICT COURT, of Pittsburgh.
Asuman. .ro - Doz. 1 CHARLES SHALER,
OP DISTRICT COURT, f of Pittsburgh. j
ASSOCIATE JITDOES OP THS COURTS 07 ALLEGRENT
COUNTY,
WILLIAM KE813., of Upper St. Clair Towrwhip.
GEN. JAMES H. WATSON, of Elizabeth 2)).
Abassmit,
ALEXANDER M'CAMMON, of Pittsburgh.
JAMES WATSON, of Pittsburgh.
L. BELL PATTERSON, of Mifflin 2'oionahip
ABRAHAM HAYS, of Altegheny
DAVID IL WILLIAMS, of Stealer 2bwrraship.
BIZOORDEEt,
a
•
ROBERT moßovr, of Pittsburgh
ANDREW BARCLAY of Alleghen,y L a ity
CLERK OP - COURT OP QUARTER SZEISIONS,
ELIJAH TROVILLO, of Ftittaburgh.•
ww4aai l
THOMAS BL9.CiadOßE rm , of BirsnOaghcrro
3. D. W. WHITE, Borough of Manchester
81:12.1711YOR,
E. H. HEABTINGS, of Pittsburgh.
A.ITDITOII,
BENJAMIN DILWORTH, of Boss Township
Are Iron .Iloseltsed
See to this matter at once. Let every voter
examine the Assessor's list personally, and if
his name is not there, call up= the Assessor
without delay. Many votes are lost at every
election by reason of neglect or carelessness in
this respect. Remember that no
. one who may'
be 22 years of age or more, when the election
comes on, can vote without having been aesesa=
ed at least ten days before the election. The
matter must be attended to between this and
Saturday, the 4th of October. Ater that day
it will be too late.
Democratic General Convention
A paragraph appeared in the New York Her
aid, a day or two since, purporting to be a call
of the Democratic General Committee'to the
Democrats of the several States of the Union, to
appoint Delegates to the Democratic General
Convention to meet at Baltimore on the first
Monday in June, 1852, to nominate candidates
for President and Vice President of the United
States, for the support of the Democratic repub
lican electors. This paragraph had appended
to it the names of several gentlemen who are
members of the General Committee; but no sin
gle member is authorized to make appointments
for the Democracy of the Union; and the Coin-.
mittee had held no meeting in relation to this
matter. The fact of such a notice having ap
peared in the New York Herald ought to have
awakened suspicion In the mind of any Demo
cratic editor; as this pretended call, and the
late correspondence with leading politicians in
different States, undoubtedly originated in the
brain of the same unprincipled tool—who is an
attaches of the Herald Office.
CoL JOHN W. FORNEY.
We extract the following notice of our valued
friend and able ceemporary of the Painsylva
nian, from the Baltimore Republican of the 25th
ultimo. Col. Foarav attended the great Demo
cratic demonstration in that city; and no doubt
did the cause of the People as good service in
speech as he is constantly doing with his pen.
Col. JOHN W. Foastrr, of Philadelphia, suo
ceeded Mr. Whyte, and proved himself to be as
able on the stump as he is with his pen.k. His
eloquent speech was received in-the beet posai,
ble manner. We regret that we are not able to
give a sketch of this gentleman's remarks in our
paper to-day; we shall, however, doiso in a day
or two.- The Colonel's eloquent delivery of in
controvertible truths reached every mind and
heart.
We understand that the Colonel will be a can,
dictate for Clerk of the next ,Horse of Itepre
up:dal:l7es of the United States. There. is no
_mitzt_in the country, we think, can lay
stronger claims to this distinguished post• and
the Democracy of the Union will —mi.*, do
their duty unless they elect him to that office,
he is disposed to accept it.
DeUcto E%aehes
Our friend Jows. Snumt, (not he of New York
city, n_gyat the man of that name who was late
ly taken's prisoner in Cidni, init)"tli4e4
Corti
cniturist in Upper St. Clair township; in this
- county, yesterday Presented us with a lot of most
beautiful aid truly delicious peaches, which were
obtained from his orchard. He otte of those.
Who think that a tree Which will produce the
choicest fruit, occupies no more ground than, one
of an inferior character. This is what, every
man who plants a fruit tree should think ; and
if all ware.to act as our friend Smi*. has done,
our market would be filled with as Sne'fruit as
- any in the country.
Pottsville Register saysthat although
Governor Johnston has more ,aid's (in the shape
of' Lient Colonels,) in Carhon county alone, than
, • I
anyillemocratio Governor has ever had in the en-
- tire State, he is yet about to fill out anoth , ,n.
batch of commissions, order to honor t 1 ,406ii
deroted followers whose heads were BO ha ea and:
~,whoselnnkwere so tough that neither cou ld b e ,
_broken by Looofoco stones MOT, duoB Ha,
ha, ha ! ! Long life tai the htur;n*l ; ;;l E n
gland, when the . ridnistiicare In a minority the.
era= can create , a batch 0f..../;orok—irm AraieslY
go; Governor, can tnunfastup ` •
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PITTSBURGH
::00TOBKR 2
00ffilIILSIONEIL
THINGS TO BE REXIBILIfERHD:
LET TIIE PEOPLE Fxripmßp,
Tl4She,ptiblic Tresso;rir,:at ,Wash
gtz;Thn hab,beenTobrqd •OltinLßelastr i Years
of theraT4acriii, b 1 Wg g sEiqhiedipiF, than
wstfuld IlberatilTajAnsatinthlt!:l44ltou
stitfd labOritieinett for fio' o years' Wtirttp,loB ; and
remember that what has been done at Washing
ton may be done at Harrisburg, unless you vote
for honest and faithful DetabaraM, who sympa
thize with the mass of the Peoplel33l
-LE.T.-TIMPEOPLE. REMEMBER,
That Wm. F. Johnston was always the advocate
of small bills in the Legislature; that he flood
mithe,Stataacitk.three.millionsofthem-in.1841:-
that ,when they -were pretty well reduced he
wanted to &pie =oilier • million ; that the
Democrats of the J , egielature stopped this!Whig
LET TEE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
The taxes have beepincreased ,from $1,806,598
in 1846,t4.5 . , 445,966 in 1860;—making a dif
ference of. Ttoo hundred and Forty Thousand
Three hundred and sixty-three Dollars between a
Democratic and Whig administration
- LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
That Wm. F. Johnston noted againet-the jaw abol
ishing imprisonment for. debt, land against the law
limiting the labor of Children in factories to
TEN HOURS aday; and that his friends have
not uttered. a word by way of denial or pallia
tion. ,They know that they can, neither deny
nor palliate, the act. , •
•• LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
That Win. F. Johnston voted for a bill appropri
ating more than Three -Millions of dollars to
private corporations,' coinpany and State works,
and that Gov. Bitner,in his message, said that
such economy (as Johnston displayed) would in
crease the State debt in'four years to over $40,-
000,000.
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
That Wm. F. Johnston made strenuous efforts
met winter to add another million to the State
debt by the issue of relief notes.
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
That the expenses in the Executive and State
Departments of Pennsylvania, have increased,
in two years, under Johnston's administration,
Two Thousand One Hundred and Eighty-five
Dollars and Sixty-three Cents.
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
That Wm. P. Johnston sympathises with and
sustains John Strohm, who voted to STARVE
our troops in Mexico.
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
That Win. F. Johnston is a Native American
that he has lent his official influence to sustain
the whole phalanx of Native American Custom
House officers, while, at the same time, he is
cheating the foreigners by pretending to be
friendly to some ot p their societies.
LET THE IrEOPLE REMEMBER,
That Wm. F. Johnston was in the Legislature in
1841, and voted for a law allowing BANKS to
suspend payment on their own notes, and at the
same time to sue the people and collect debts from
them on execution.
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
That Wm. F. Johnston defends the extravagance
of Ritner's administration, and declares that the
State debt was not Increased tinder it a single
dollar, while the official records prove that the
debts contracted during that administration
reach nearly TEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
That Wm. F. Johnston is a wealthy nabob, liv
ing in splendor and magnificence, and has no
feeling in common or sympathy for the laboring
man and mechanic.
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER.,
That William Bigler was a poor orphan boy,
compelled to labor for his own livelihood, and to
sustain a widowed mother. He comes from the
" common" people, is of the people, and knows
and appreciates their wants, and will devote his
talents and enetgies to the greittest good of the
greatest number.
LET THE PEOPLE HEItIEIBER,
That Col. Bigler was in the Senate in 1842,-stul
voted for the law rostprian_y BANKS to pay their
debts, as wan as Individuals, or forfeit their
charters.
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
That CoL William Bigler is a self-made man—
that he has risen by his own industry and integ
rity of character to stations of honor and public
trust; and that he now occupies a high position
as a statesman, patriot and philanthropist.
Out of the Party
. The following resolution was unanimously
adopted at the recent Free Soil Convention in
Cincinnati :
Resolved, That as the Hon. S. P. Chase, Sena
tor in Congress from this State, has formally
withdrawn from our party ; while we regret this
course, and that it may not be injurious to the
cause of freedom, we feel it to be our duty to
declart; to the public that we do not hold our
selves responsible for his Offleifii acts, or recog
nise him as our representative.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, in relation to this
resolution, says that Senator Chase "lately ad
dressed a letter to the editor of the Toledo Re
publican, in which he declares his intention to
support the ticket nominated by the Democratic
State Convention, which met at Columbus on
the 6th of August, and gives his reasons there
for at length. He is, therefore, read out of the
The U.S. Supreme Coitrat.
The appointment of /Mr. Curtis, Of Boston, lo the seat
in Mel?. S. Supreme Court, made vacant by the death
of Jndge Woodbury, gives very general satisitiotioni
The Supreme Court m now constituted as follows;
SUPREME COURT
Residence. App d. SaPy.
Roger B.Taney, BalVene,'at 66,060
• John 6dcLean t - , Cincinnati, 0414 M, "" ~162 J 4,600
James ICLlVeiyhe, Savannah, Ga.,lK5, 4,500
John Catroh, ' - IVasnollle, Tenn , " 18 r 7, 4.500
John McKinley . ; Louisville, " 1607, 4,500
Peel , V. Denier., Richmond, Va... " 1841, 4,500
Samuel Nelson, Coopennown, II Y.. " 1845, 4.500
Robert C. eller, Philadelphia, 1840 4,500
Benj Beohateitribi, Boston, !qua., 1951, 4,500
far Col. Haynes probably owes his release to
the.pains which he - took to guard all the Cubans
from the least act of plunder on the part of
the Lopes:regiment. Deputations from the vil
lages through which the soldiers ; passed were
sent to Gen. Concha asking for Hayne's pardon.
CoL Haynes was kindly treated at several plan
tatimut After „the dispersion of. bi 4 ,4:4 0 P8, and
says it is by no means true that the Creoles
sh,
owed bitter hostility to the expetlitionists.—
They thought it folly to land with so small
force..
t e r The Protestant Episoopal Convention for
the diocese oY New,York, on the 26th ultimo suc
ceeded: in electing a Provisional Bishop on the
Bth ballot. The vote, was—Clerical, necessary
to a choice, 91 ; Laity do. 85 ; Dr. Creighton had
185 clerical votes and 87 lay. Dr. Wainwright
tad . 67 clerical votes an 4 77 1ay..., There were also
10 - scattering clerical votes, and 2 bay. Dr.
Creighton was thereupon unanimously declared
elected:
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BUSINESS OF THE COUNTRY
There hare been sent during the season Jrum
Morris county, N. J, about 10;,000 bitskiife;•'ayeS
raging, al.!.:expensea: paid, $1,25 t3aske Large: ..
quantitiekhav* , alsci: : bee:n fat*sheA bkf.wagonti
to the st*wirding country..
The tilue of exports from Boston, for Sep
tember was; included specie, $90,843 19 Ameri
can products, $2 5,136 42 foreign. The total
quantity of cotton goods exported, from Janua
ry'l to September 11, 1851, was 34;888 packa
ges; 'against 19,869piickageS for tlie saine peri
od in 1850, and 28 989 for the same period in
1849.
--. The'SehUylkill Canal brought down 10,.788
tons.af coal last week ; previously, 397,082 tons.
Total, 407,870 tons. The Reading Railroad
brought down 38,428 tons. Total fur the : year,
2,253,966 tons, against 851,471 tons, for same
time last year. The Lehigh Canal brought down
a total of 710,697 tons.
The whole number of vessels employed
in the whaling business is 605. New Bed
ford has 275 ships and barks, and more
than half the tonage. Nantucket, New London
and Fairhaven have about an equal interest in
the business. There are now 132 large ships
and barks in port, fitting for sea, and they will
require nearly 4000 men for officers and crews ;
the total amount of property invested in the
whaling business must be between twenty and
thirty million dollars. The first seven months
of this year, there has been landed about $2,-
800,000 worth of sperm oil, $4,500,000 Worth of
whale oil, and $1,200,000 worth of bone—mak
ing a total of $6,500,000 for the first seven'
months, giving, for the year, nearly $15,000,-
000.
The new cotton factory, of Messrs. Snowden,
Fitzpatrick and Lovejoy, at Alexandria, D. C.
is in a prosperous condition, with a numerous
force of industrious operatives employed.
The export of breadstuffs from the United
States to Great Britain and Ireland, for the year
ending let September, 1851, are as follows:-
1860. 1851.
Flour, bbla _473,460 1 , 081, 7u2
Meal, " 6,086 5,563
Wheat, bushels 468,015 1,523,908
Corn, '' 4,873,446 2,868,860
Showing a great decline as respects corn, but
a large increase in Sour and a heat.
From the tat of January to the let Septem
ber, 1861, there have been built in this city and
neighborhood, 32 steamboats with an aggregate
tonnage of 5,225 24,96. During the same time,
seventeen barges and fiat boats have been built
whose aggregate tonnage is 483 8,96 There
are now in course of construction twenty-four
steamers of the largest class, seven of which
will range from 220 to 320 feet in length, and two
of them will measure over one thousand tons
each.
The sale of lots in the Stoddart Addition, to
St. Louis, that took place lately, amounted to
$701,676. The average price $l2 per foot,
or about; $2500 an acre. These sales speak
favorably for the pecuniary condition of St.
Louis.
The returns of the New York canals to Sept. 7,
show an increase in 1851, above 1850, of $269,-
522 90.
There are in Cincinnati seven factories for the
manufacture of mechanics' tools, employing 96
hands, producing $167,000 per year, from which
if we deduct $68,000 for the cost of new mate
rial, we have $109,000 as the clear produce of
the labor of these 96 workmen.
The New Orleans Price Current sets down the
imports of Specie from that port, during the
year, at $7,937,119, against' $3,792,662,1 in
1849—'50, $2,501,250 in 1848—'49, and $l,-
845,808 in 1847—'48. Its valuation of the re
ceipts from the interior is $106,924,093 for the
past year against $96,897,873 in Ig49—'fili ;
$81,989,692 in 1848--9; $79,779,151 in 1847
_8 ; $90,035,256 in 1846-7 ; $77,193,404 in
1845-6, and $57,199,122 in 194-1--5. The in
crease in Cotton is $6,870,614 ; in Tobacco $l,-
570,200; in Bacon $2,886,683; and in Flour
$881,058. This makes an aggregate of $12,-
168,558 in these four articles.
The report of the Cheshire Railroad, In Mass
achusetts, up to the 31st of August, shows a nett
gain in the receipts, as compared with 18W, of
$21,366 46.
The Trade Sale of Books in Philadelphia was
concluded a few days since. The amount of
sales has been extraordinarily large, and the
prices were good. On the last day the sales
amounted to more than $50,000, and the follow
ing oopy rights and stereotypes were sold :
Bacon's Abridgement, and 1748 vote
ttlergeant and Rawle, and <MI do
Purdon's Digest. and 6t 2 do
Shakspeare copyright and plates
Brown's Bible do do
Pike's Arithmetic and the Fie )
Franklin's Work.
Hama Smol!et and 111111 r r
ayerly'R Spelling Book
The Trank Woollen Company, at Rockville,
Corm., have made an assignment. They have
been compelled to do this from the losses sus
tained by the burning of their factory.
At Terre Haute, la., a few dealers have con
tracted for hogs at $3,86, to be delivered in
December, and $4 has been refused by some
sellers. The quantity of hogs , at this point will
not be so large, it is supposed, but the quality
better than in former years. me prospect looks
well for farmers. Some contracts have already
been made at Cincinnati and Madison at $4,00
ands4,6o delivered, bat these prices may be re-
• garded as altogether above the views of buyers
generally. Indeed, the prospect for the many
• factored article next year is favorable. In the
South and West, the stocks are small, and very
little old will remain over. The supply of pork
both East and West, is inadequate to the demand,
compared with last year, and the market augurs
a good and profitable business for the ensuing
season.
The Tobacco markets of the country show
I good prices, with a probability of advance.
The stook of tobacco in the State warehouses,
in Baltimore, on the let of January, 1861, was
10,617 hds.; inspected last week 1785 hde.;
amount inspected previously, 38,358 hds—mak
ing in all 45,755 lids. Exported since January
Ist, (foreign and coastwise) 21,386 hds. Stock
now in warehouses and on shipboard, 24,421
The stook of Tobacco at St. Louis on the 12th
ultimo was large, embracing at the closest esti
mates 1,000 hhds. in the two public warehouses
—say 200 at the State, and 900 at the Planters',
in round numbers. Besides there are between
51
0 and 200 hhda in private storage, increasing
the total number to 1,260 or 1,800 hhds. The
sales thus for fall very little below those of last
season s —the transactions of the two seasons from
the Ist of January to the 10th of September
standing, 3,680 hhds. for 1850; 8,870 for 1851.
The stock of Hemp we also find to be large
for the season ; the total amounts in the tivo
principal warehouses being 9,100 bales. Say at
Douglass & seer's, 6,600 ; at Fitzgerald's, 2,600;
and' then with ali beral estimate for small lots
stored at other houses, we think the total may
he set down at 9,600 bales. The arrivals by the
slyer, 'since the Ist of January, embrace 55,992
bales.
In the jobbing department, according to the
New York Evening Post, the most favorable
change has taken place. A large country demand
for all kinds of stock exists, which relieves the
market considerably. We are .happy to say that
money comes in well from all puts of the inte
rior, in payment of outstanding accounts matur
ing, and that the trade is prepared to meet the
heavy acceptances falling due between the mid
dle of September and the beginning of Novem
ber.
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De retta,ivlnr thei - ,.:Re . Mr. Etttio k.
5,17.7
P.Orsßiglq4, Sept. 29, 1861.
To l4it4d'i 1 - 44 -
tga Morning POolt
.Re4q l 4- 1 1n ytinr paper i of Saturday, the
20th hajtin article copied from The
13 &nkEeif thjOCrotiti -5 ' refieniiiiiseverely on the
character and preaching of one of the most res
pected and beloved divines of our city, (the Rev.
Mr. Quick.)
The tone and spirit in which the article is
written, comport very strangely with the avow
ed design of therattthor; and lirVery 'wisely signs
himself a .Westere Churchman, as his; letter
would not do much credit to a Western Church
lamb 'Which' he endeav
ors so laboriously to fix bti Mr. Quick, would
with far more propriety, appliy to himself,
as through ilia itkOle letter there runs a vein of
the most arrogant presumption and most infatu
ted. self-esteem. Nor do his attempts at pallia
tion (by saying that his only object in writing
the article was the welfare of the church and
not the desire of notoriety) hide the real object
of the writer. 'Personal! envy shines forth in
every line, and eachword is chose with the great
est cafe to convey the strongest satire ; and the
• ,
most onetime epithets are used to excite the
prejudices of the reader. Nor does be attempt
to produce-one single proof for the many char
ges he attempts to fix on Mr. Quick, but seems
to suppose that the public are ,to believe every
word which proceeds from. the mouth of a West
ern Churchman. As to the various charges
which he brings against Mr. Quick, I view
them rather in the light of unintended, though
not undeserved praise, than in that of guilt.
The doctrines which he Ascribes to. Mr. Quick;
are held by nine-tenths .of all the. members of
St. Andrew's Church, with the exdeption of the
denial of free will. This doctrine he can in`no
place point out in Mr. Quickie sermon, nor
can he bring any sentence of that sermon which
even under the examination of his distorted and
clearly Pirseyitical mind, can be construed to fa
vor such a belief. As to the other doctrines
charged on Mr. Quick, I shall mention them in
due order.
Ist. The Sovereignly of God. This% think
even a Western Churchman himself will not be dis
posed to deny, but rather consider it as the cor
ner stone to the whole plan of salvation, devised
and executed by an all-wise and all-powerful
Jehovah.
2d. Unconditional election. By reading Arti
cle XVII. of "The Articles of Religion as estab
lished by the Bishops, the Clergy and Laity of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in -the United
States of America, in couventioit on the 12th day
of September in the year of our Lord 1801," it
will be clearly seen that the belief of the Epis
copalian Church on that head is very distinctly
expressed, and that every expression of Mr.
Quick's fiermon is iq perfect accordance there
with.
Bd. The utter impossibility of contingency.—
The unbeliever in this doctrine rejects one of the
most essential attributes of the Almighty. If
he say there may be a contingency, he of neces
sity charges God with variableness, but inspired
scripture says there is neither variableness nor
shadow of turning with God. Hence, then it is
impossible to reconcile the doctrine of an unset
tled destiny with the declared character of the
Supreme Being.
4th. The application of election to unborn
souls. In proof of this doctrine I would just
refer him to Romans IX. 11 verse, and after
reading this, if he still persist in unbelief, be
may be safely ranked among the followers of
Paine, Voltaire and Rossenu. As to his attacks
on Calvinists, they are unworthy of reply, sumee
it to say that by reading the "Westminster Con
fession of Faith," he will there find Scriptural
proofs for all their doctrines, and which, in gen
eral, accord with those held by the /ow Church
party.
As to the literary merits of the sermon I will
leave them to abler hands, but at the same time
remark that a Western Churchman is the first
person whom I have heard speaking of its merits
as anything unworthy of the author or as at all
derogatory to Mr. Quick's reputation as a scholar
of the first degree. The duties which he lays
down for Mr. Quick, are to-by the least, as ably
performed by him as by any other pastor in '
Pittsburgh, and probably had a Western Church
man listened more attentively to his sermons or
taken more trouble to ascertain facts before ma
king such broad alisertions, it might have been
the means of preventing the many misrepresent
ations of which the greater part of his letter ;
consists. A Low Cutacn.vas.
DIONROE COUNTY
The regular county meeting of the Democrats
of this county, was held at Stroudsburg, on the
'ltd inst. An able series of resolutions wore re
ported by a committee, of which Dr. A. ft. Jack
son was chairman, and among them, the follow
ing were unanimously adopted :
Resolved, That we hereby ratify and approve
of the appointment of /ion. Asa Packer, as Sen
atorial delegate, and J. L. aingwalt as Repre
sentative delegate to the Democratic fourth of
of March State Convention, and hereby instruct
them to support the nomination of James Bu
chanan for the next Presidency.
Resolved, That, while we believe •measures,
not men," to-be the first grand and chief aim of
the Democratic party, and shall, therefore,
cheerfully support the . nominee of the National
Convention, whoever he may be—yet, as Penn
sylvanians, we most. ardently desire that the
nomination may be bestowed upon our native
son, James Buchanan, believing, as we do, that
no man in the Democratic ranks is more worthy
or deserving of that honor, and that his com
manding character, powerful intellect, extensive
experience, and faithfull support of Democratic
PriuciPlea, Pre-etuineutly qualify him to adorn
the Presidential Chair, and efficiently advance
the true interests of our people, and the pros
perity and glory of nur country.
Addresses were delivered by J. 1.. Ringwalt
and S. C. Bennett, Esq., a promising young law
yer who voted for Taylor in 1848, but who now
openly and warmly espouses the cause of De
mocracy. Monroe county is good for 1500 ma
jority.
81.10 W
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1.350
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1.200
1,100
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Democratic State Convention
The Michigan Democratic State Convention,
called for the purpose of nominating candidates
for the offices of Governor and Lieutenant Gover
nor, mot, pursuant to call, at the City Hall, in
the City of Detroit, on the 24th ultimo. The
following were among- the resolutions adopt
ed :
Resolved, That the Democratic party of Michi.
gan, on the basis of the principles promulgated
by the national convention) of 1844 and '4B, and
in union with their brethren elsewhere in the
Republic, present to the people of the Union, the
name of Gim. LSIVIS Cuss, as the choice of the
democracy of the State as a candidate for Presi
dent. That while they, have great confidence in
other eminent men of the country, and will
cheerfully support the nominee of the convention
—they still insist that no other citizen unites so
many recommendations for the office, in this
period of national excitement and peril.
Resolved, That this Convention earnest recom
mend to the next Congress of the 11. S., that an
appropriation be made to Construct a °anal
around the falls of Sault St. Marie.
Gen. Cass being present and being called upon
addressed the convention.
Ronaar MOCLELLAVD, Esq. was nominated for
Governor, and aLVIii BRITANI, for Lieutenant
Governor
A Man with tour amid.
We find the following in a late letter of the
Paris correspondent of the N. Y. Herald :
A very extraordinary musical phenomenon
has just been presented to the Emperor of Rus
sia, by Count Orlow, one of the superintendents
of the theaters of the -court
.of Nicholas. The
phenomenon is a young Valack, named Frede
rick Roltz, who was born with four hands, each
of which has ten fingera, moving : with the great
est agility: Boltz is an excellent pianist, who
has, of course, no equal in the world. He pos
sesses, besides, the. talent of a mechanic, and he
made for his.own Uses piano of eight scores,
over which his fingers are run like spider's legs.
Roltz was educated by a Russian_ prince, who
left him, when he died, a small fortune, with
which he has bought about two hundred rings,
adorned with diamonds, with which he covers his
fingers when he is playing, and these diamonds
produce sparks as numerous as those of a flint
when struck with'gteeL This wonderful pianist
Will soon visit Paris.
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Sciib Mugs and gs.
", - Durlitg' We> gatel'et Tuesday week, - .says the
buffalo; Comnieroiai, seveial vessels lost their
dick roads of laMber' whidi may belseen float
itig in the Lake 'somii-fortfor fifty miles to the
west.
The Hon. Lucius Lyon, formerly 11. S. Sena
tor from Michigan, died in Detroit city on the
24th ult., at half past 1 o'c. s , (?k., A. M. 11y. L.
was widely known, and was one of the most es
te6iiied . . •
tate advices from Texas report that the revo
lution had commenced on the Ric Graadc,..,and,
the insurgents, after capturing the government
funds, had marched to' join Cara Babel, who was
concentrating his forces near Monterey. The
El Paso mail rider had been attacked by the-In
_
The Delegates elected by the Ohio „Annual
Conference to the General Conference of the M.
E. Church, to be held in Boston next May, were
Dr. W. Nast, J. M. Trimble, D. D., Jacob Young,
C. Elliott, D. D., Geo. Walker, G. Moody,
John W. Wright, Urriah Heath, Z. Connell, C.
Brooks, R. 0. Spencer, Ti!. Marley, A. M. Lo
raine.
In a late letter in relation to Cuba, Mr. Poin
sett says: . "The slave States Lave a deep interest
in what ie going on in guba: The citizens of
those States ought to discourage all movements
from withoht, calculated to stir up insurrection
among the slaves there. The termination of these
unlawful expeditions may be, to add another to
the Islands of the black Archipelago on our
maritime frontier.
Our army is officered by one Major General,
three Brigadier Generals, twenty-three Colonels,
and twenty-five Lieutenant Colonels. - There are
eight Brevet Major Generals, fifteen Brevet. Brig
adier Generals, twenty-three Brevet Colonels,
fifty-seven Brevet Lieut. Colonels.
At the fair in Columbus, Ohio, is aPrahm
bull and heifer. In their native count:6 , they are
used in the place of horses. They are beautiful
animals, having silky, glossy skin, and well
shaped limbs. The pair is valued at $B,OOO.
NATUItAL RELIGION.—We have not been a lit
tle amused with the following definition of the
religion of "nature," furnished by'the Yankee
Blade. It comes remarkably near the truth—
]. Look out for number one.
2. Use others all you can, and let them use'
you as little as'possible.
3. Get money ; honestly if you can, but—get
money.
4. Hold on to what you have got, and get as
much more as you can.
6. Every one for himself and the d—l take the
hindmost.
Here you have the whole thing in a nut shell.
There is no use of inking whole reams of paper
with explanations of the subject, for here you
have the exact doctrine, in which the world be
lieves and which is practised upon . by a Vast
majority of the people of every nation on the
globe.
A Discovery to SOrgery.
A Prussian named Aran -is said to have re
cently made a discovery in. surgery that is exci
ting considerable interest in the. scientific circles
of Berlin. ft is the applidation - Olquldorilte to
relieve pain. Unlike chloroformit`4s4XL,Ve used
without the least danger to the patient; ' and is
very effectual in its operation. From the ac
count, a small quantity of the fluid (from ten to
twenty drops) is dropped on the part effected,
or on a lint bandage slightly moistened with
water and then applied, and all bound up in oil
silk, and a linen baud. After from two to ten
minutes the part becomes insensible, and the
pain is no longer felt whether it. be from rheu
matic, nervous or other disorders. Alter a time
it returns again, but usually weaker, and with
several applications it is often entirely . relieved:.
The I itooverer has presented a memorial on the
subjcc to the Academy at Paris.
Yeaterd•ty at I o'clock, ELEANOR. ..ire of A Wti.-
uttsox, tu the h year or her age.
The friende or the family are invited to attend her
nem' Tiilt APTCRNOt at 4 &clot:1,1ton her late,
residence, No 17 Hand street. to proceed to Ttioity:;
Church Nerd.
C A a. II
rp II tr: subset-On, tick. moat respeetfully to return
thanks to hi. friends and customers for the very
pntronag e bestowed upon !rim since his corn
, menceurent to lit:mincer aud hopes by strict attention
and fidelity in the execution of all orders entrusted to
his care, to merit a continuance of their favorif.
lie would also announce to them and the Public' in
general. that he has just received [I.IIIII3INORIe assort
men' of G ode, selected iii New York and Philadelphia.
tor the Fail and Venter Trude, •uch as superfine Slack
and Fancy C-olnrid CLOTHS; Labrador, Lambskin,
Heaver and Devonshire Cersey Coatings; Plain an 4
Jointed French CA SSUIER ES, to which he would in
vit evecial at e Mien which. or variety and Menke SS
of style is superior to airy thins in this city. Also. a
benottfal lot of Slack and Colored SILK SATIN, Cash
mere, Marseilles and White 5.:11r party Vestiogs,—all of
which he is prepared to make to order id a superior
manner, at low prices JAMES C. WATT,
.treet, •
between Second and Third streets.
TO TAILORS—J. C. Nun's Graduating, Shoulder
Measure Sys.trwn of Garment Drat:lg. - blink for sale load
AN APPCAI, TO THE MEMBERS Of THE
"DUQUESNE ORKYS " Ihe undersigned. mem
bers of the Company, regret to inform their fellow-
members and those who have heretofore been at
tached to the Company, that it is now in a dim r
shutzed condition, having been comMetely para
lysed by the non-attendance of tuembers on parade,
at drill, and at meetings of the Company. At the
Fourth of July, and again on the Fourth of September,
i
so few were in attendance that it wan Mit otisibleto par
ade—and at meetings held aabsequently the attendance
was so small a+ to give good ground for fears of the
longer continuance of our organization. Apia and
astun has the Company been called together. to consid
er the &object ' without avail. Our hopes of a better
state of affairs have almost vanished—bat we make one
more appeal to all who feel interested in entirely re-Or
ganizlng a vo ualeer company which has maintained a
good reintation of home and in Mexico, We i,hiik your
attendance at the meeting on TIWRSDA.Y evening, at
7 o'clock. in Wilkins Hall, at which the present depress
ed condition of the Company Wall be considered, and an
endeavor made to restore .4 to its. former prosperity as a
military rorps.
The signers to the Company now organizing.onder the
command of Col S. W Black,are especially invited to
attend this meeting
David Campbell,
John T. Whitten,
Wm Trovillo,
Shepley H Trovillo
T A. Hinton,
Johnston' Elliot,
James Petrie.
James Little,
John Heinle,
James Dalzell.
Jobn ie. Kennedy,
J 1. Binning,
FUR LIVERPOOL
•:
• Packet of the 6th of Ootober.
THE Packet Ship ASHBURTON, J. McWilliams,
Master, will satin s above, her regular day.
For passage having superior accommodations, apply to
W. tr. J T. TAPoCO CT a. Co.,
or JAMB Blakely,'
wet Sixth and Liberty stn s Pittsburikw.
45 FOR LIVERPOOL— T — o -7- Soll on the
lillat of Ootober.—Tbe . Paeltet sbip New
WORLD, Knight, Master, will sail tis above,
her regular day. , .
For passage, having superior accommotlatlona; apply
to JAM ES BLAKELY, Agedlit,l
" ' , Sixth and Libartrtus:; Pittsburgh...
N./ FORaswzN—Pack., of the 16th of October
- The Packet Ship CORNELIL'S GRINNELL
11 5 ,- Fletcher, blaster, will sail as above, hor regu
lar day.
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda
tion, apply to the captain ou board. foot of Maiden lane.
W A,. J T. TA ['SCOTT &CO ,
86 South at., N. Y., or to
JAMES BLAKELY, •
Sixth and LlbeNy.sta
A Bare-Chance.
A MERCHANT residing in a county town, , destras to
retire from the "Retail Dry Goads" busittess
Consequently, he will oiler his stocir, to a poyinir cean ,
who wishes to enter into that business, upon terms desi
rable to nne of small means. The stock his been) re
plenished for the winter. For particulars apply to
STUART A. SILL,;
oc tit No. 124 Wood street.
.
New Stock of Chicheiiiigle Plan Fortes
TOFLNI U. MEL:IA . IR; 81 Weed street, . .
Li is now receiving an entire '.nestr. ;.-
stock of Piano Fortes, from the celebra-
lcd manufactory of Chicketing, Boston,
col stating of all the varieties now manufactured. The
prices invariably' the same 89 at Boston, without any
charge for transportation or risk. Old Pianos taken in
part payment. JOHN •11. MELLOR,
Agent for the sale of. Citiokeringis Pianos, for Western
Pennsylvania. . jou.?
Young neriPs Mercantile .I.lbrarg
elation, acid ttleahanies , institute.
MR. GLIUDON will deliver three Lectures,. on
BABYLON, NINEVEH and PF.RSEPOLIS,—
(comp . ising all 'he latest Biblical discoveries among the
ancient monuments of Assyria and Chniden, copiously.
i II nstAtted),—Wore the members& the above institution
and the citizens generally, at the City Lecture Room,
corner or Wood and Fottrib gums, entrance on Wood.
The first Lecture will be given on Tuesday,7th Octoberi
the second on Thursday, the Ottil and the third on fiat
urday, the 11th instant. To commence at hall past sev
en, precisely.
TERMS—Citizens' Course Ticket, WAD; single ad
mission, 50 cents. To be had at theftritteiptil Book-
Stores and Hotels. Members' Comae Ticket, seventy•
five cents; single admission, 371 cents—to be obtained
at the Liltrary Rooms, or from Committee on Lectures.
For portirnlars see small bills. • foct2
LIOR ttl \'l— , ,a large and convenient Dwelling House
r on Penn street, with fro t nod back Office in the
Also—A Dwelling !louse on Harbery street. Rent
B'so.
Also—A Dwelling House of four rooms and uellar,
near Market street. 3eut $lOO a year.
Dwelling House and Store on ttutcond aspect.
Rent 850 dollars for each to the let of April.
Immediate possession of all the above can be had.
S CUTIII3ERT, General Agent,
cent 50 Smithfield street.
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New Job PrintabgAlNee.
o:7Txa PlaPlietara orthe. Morning Bose beg leave
to inform their friends and the public that therzitave re
ceived from the Foundry of t.. Jonesoa & CO,
delphia, a very large stock of
_beautiful NEW 'TYPE,of every size and variety imag inable. ' They . are now ,
prepared to execute all kinds of_ Joe Ala' rand! PAltirr
P . annimo,in a style unsurpassed by any Office in the
countr; , and upon the lowest terms,
HARPER` & IsA YFON .
.
MT , Odd Fella We'll Odeon Buildi ng , Four&
street, batman Wood-and Sm ith zid :track.- Pittshargb
Eveampoteni, No: !Lome ts ist and 3d Ttiesdaya ot,eael
month.
Pittsburgh Degree:Lodge:NO.9; maittadaitcl4th Tnes
, _ a geb antes' Lodge, N 0.9, meet, every Tharedey evert:
in !kestern Star Lodge .No. 24, meet!, evitrx34redo4e.
Iron Cay Lodge, No. ifea s meeta every. hionditY (mtg.-
Mount alorieh Lodge, No: zoo,. meets every
evening, at Union - Had, corner pf F ifth , and .Staitafteld.;
Z.:lee° Lodge, No. Ma, meets OeryThisradalevening,:-
at their Hall, corner of .Sialibfteld - Ood Filitieweeta: .
Twin City Lodge, No. 111, afrate.eYerLFriday semi
ittg. Hal 1, conierof Leaeoebend Sandusky streeta,".l4l
- City. - - [auly29ly:
. . ,
Ery. Angorona Lodge, 1,0. of, 0. F.4The
Angerona Lodge, No. 289, L O. of 0. P., meets every
VlTpinestlayevanlngin Washington Halt, Wood street
,
O. 0. r.—Pitieiliinsieettne,svmhbigion
4all, Wood street, betweert sdr and Virgin Alley.
seeming. ,
Prrreatuuou LODGE, NO. 136—Meets every Tuesday
Illtatcaterrut Eseamrstaav, No. 87—Meets Ist and 3d
wriday ofeaelt month— • uuu2s-13'
Sioitotiil'he.tooniucrsnciel'aiianaSoctarr,of Put 4
oorgh and Allegheny,.meets on the second Monday of
liVen , month at the Wit:odds House, Mukalla., -
u67y)- JoutqogigGai., 110 C fetaxT•
AssotAatea razquarvite ina_urazictou*Pa"
nisi of th'e - Vity - Of Vrotsbuirgb.
W. W. , DALLAS, Presl.--ROLIERT FINNEY, Sec , y.
Will Mauro agpin,stglltE and MARINE RISKS
all knias.
Office in AloningaAe/a Muss, Nos: 114 a ncl '125 Water "
st.
W. W. Dallas, Rody l4 .P age" atterso " :
42 Rij lel'. R.
Simpson, .loshait Rhodes, Paulson, W,ln. IL Ed.
gar, Selisard Gregg. A. P. Anahutz, Wm. Collingwoyd, B.
C Sawyer, elm. Kent.Wm• Gorman (abed
Mutual Life Insurance Coutitany,
OF ItEW,YOIOI, , '
Ciii)ITAL;4I,S3BO,OOO.
coLcr NI BUS INSURANCE. -
COMPANY.
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• ANP Atitenw...
CAPIPAL,III34OI,OOO.
Office for the shove. CampuLloa.zentO4i4 to th
Bookstore of,AES.Wath , No 80 Market at..;
second door, from,:thk:MatoOad.) The Office, No. 81
Water ttreot t for rent, at a very low rale
t . e_ t -*V ECIUBEMIit`i9. Agent.
Piayerto 'fillSillmfanitUrkag Cargiu/74
Mr' Books are Mar dle
uow oPtiir at e:Payette
Manufacturing Company, 729 Wood street; for subaorip
lion o new Eltoilt iii-their Contptuiy of Fifteen Hun
dred shares, at Fifty Detilicnt - path, ;air authorized by the
Secretarti f the Commonwealth: in oonfoitn4 With the
'4 General Manufacturing Law." Ten dollen on each
share to bet pabirlecertaa;Ctrsh,instehnent, and five dol
lars per sham nionthlyorntil. Has fuljansount
• • ; JOHN PLENIDIG, , •
President Payette'Mannfacturing
Coileotiiig. Bill Elostinf ito.
g
JOHN Ape 0 UDR
irr Attends, to Collecting Bill Posting, DistribuUng
Cards and Circulars for Parties, &c., &e.
I IV•r Orders leil At the Me of the . Morning, goikor
at Hultiatt' Periodicaltuore,Third.ot., will ber.promptly
. .
attended to. _ . .. .. 10:1721#7
= - Ur, 0. 1 1:11:
IValifeetitiaboVe Board of Tilde Roomy, corner of
Third and iWornbstreeta, every Monday evening
pr y• _
.ri)
A i tiltt 7 e.bith l iiterk .ElLtriet of
Yfflliory - AND' BARbOA.IO.I.I 4:—.4,01 Ole
cure of disease.'or tia
ea a general tonic forthe ayatenoanurispllett _ ; „
or •
The curative power} thlerxtinCtiitettnlir ittuder;;„
ful, and all invalids ahoald.make immediate trialof
" Yellow Docicandllaritapatilia2l It cannot injure the .
most delicate panetll4 • a o
Then ;fly (rem. Mineral =strums ter Seek 'hopo,;life,
,and vigor, fraronttis purelg.vregotatde..rentedyf tTbera,
:fore: - however broken In—health .and Alpiras, binvever
loathsome to himself and others, ler no. one-despair of
reccrveryoekthet patient only ... understand that the hope-
of his IMtoiatiqrilies 0n1y . .. in ".o(tyzttnes Ex
tract of Yellow and Sitritipartita" and persuade,
him, Milli - 4i afe's sakeoplry It, and we have no heSita
nor) Rediglogye speedy restoration to health.
See advalsement. [she
Wm. Alexander,
John P. Bailey,'
Jahn D Bailey,
Rosen Carling,
James Calhoou,
Joseph Kintrtod,
John Po:and,
John Young,
Thomas Little,
George Gardner,
Charles Loner.,
FOUR LOTS ontibertY street and• Spring alle on
alley which aro eightlirink.Tenementa r tutax the tgall.,
road Depot, la the Fifth Ward;
One loin-on• Librytysto46ec,,Mi OAP feet; adJoiding
Mr. John iirClOpiorkelothing•St: tor e : •
Tb to on the , 1 0,461, Side ,affLiberly
,street,2o:bY
410leet eifelt,'2o Tent Water etriee dontiptect by
Mr: 'lndies litlghtxdan's "Sfebrit pellet Manufactory
One . large Bnck Honse, - viith on *intro Melia% ,
60 hit. 240 lento:ebb. gootLatabin,fute „garde.n.ottd fruit,
trees, nearDe , Vitlia matectk • • •
Three, toiii ini , Cantre Avetatei; by• 22 feat; . '
Three.Lauton Canaan stree424:by
street; • • .
B'd feettiae*r.irpvin ,
Six Lots on-Centre Avenue, 23 by 100 feet, Ileac ii,ddt
owl, 'street; ..
Twenty Lots on Addison street, near Centre A.seria
!
24 by:l4o rfeT; -
Tweniq LotonfiAbx - Xtreet neafChanniey enriei, 24
by 186 k feet; ..• . •“'
Obalae Brick IlimoN with. one aerie_ Of Lind,
rg
; koci4 .gatdeit, stable, and every (1011 ,
venienee for a country residence. ,
For terms and particulars enquire of
IR&tiERSET,
No.
,119 Wood street.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOOD&!--A. Af: Mason artiV
will open 'within the next few days, rit.wardil of
six hundred eases and paeltagesof. Foreign and Owner
tie Dry Goode ; to which the attention of wholeltde and.
retail ingelowers is invited.
TNR.SWAYNE'S , COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD ,
OFIEJEOLY.—For- th,S climb( Coughs,. Colds and
Catunimptipa. , A • fresh enapply.of the •abase valuable
medicines just rece'ved and - Nr sale by
- " JAMES-A: JONES,
ott2 • • corner Llbenrealtaand-sts- .;
T'IR.SWAYNE'S SUGAR COATED COMPOUND
SARSAPARILLA, and EW.T`Ct Of Tar-Pills: it
mild and gentle purgative,mnsurpassed br any medieine
far removing the bile,:eleansing the attarmeh i and effect
ually pnrifytng the blood. For sale by
0001, JAKES.A.. JONTES.
COFFEE --100 bags prime Rio;
VO Java Old GovarnmenlCotlet4
Jest receiving and for sale by •
STUART & SILL
oct2 • 134 Wood street.
albiA3-411 half chests Young • Tenn
30 'do' •• • • Meet • • ••^
23 d 0... Gunpowder; . •
- Receivingend lar..nale by .
aced - .•
STUART & SILL
TORAC 00-74 boxes superior 9s; -
al do B's;
3 eases 4.0 pound boxes, lbs.
STUART & SILL
oca.
EPPET:;-70 bogis Popper foi oak by
' STUART & SILL.
ALLS • ICE-40 bags for -.e by
_pad STUART & SILL.
CRUIMSUGARL2O — brIs New York ;
10 do Pulverized do ;
Receiving and for sale by
oe of
IL-20 trrits Winter Strained Whale, on consignment
and for sale by focl2] STUART & SILL.
IPES-60 Loxes Clay Pipes for sale by
ot L 4 STUART & BILL
/VGA/IS-50,000 choice imported and domestic Rega
lice and Havanas,for gale by
oct2 STUART & SILL.
r)ROOMS-2UO doz for sato by
1./ oat 2 _ ST
4( 1LI:IVE8 -10 brie receiving and for *Me by
ocr
MAL/MR-4 cask for sale by
STUART & SILL
lIIMEI
MEE
SPECaI:WOtIekS•
GZ.V_, aeliveilid.W4ll be given co
an y 16r mil"ietatinglifnil or nine in Coaling the Pon
from the. door, OftheeobtoribeMs
'' , . - }I.&KREIVi LAYTON.
• - •_ , =l - -pnioasas RESIDDED
Si DO. 0-NE D o Lyra . $ l,OO.
LtsDt merri. -CR
gNIMSES taken is at W a s
new sot D ype agu s erreotype Rooms,
Lafayette. Hal), Fourth street, a few doors from Wood.
for the low. Price-0f om dollasi.miduowarsk-gegof6Bll-
to the size and 'tpfalltfof Case of frame. -
f.pr P.9i0113,911em • anti optratlng from 8 A. DI to 5 P.
Of. Citizens and strangers are respectfully invited to
Bl'
ain't Remaricable Clair of Total
Ultuduess °urea by Petoleum. ..We Invite
the attention of the afflicted and the public generally to
op_ certiac.ate
- tna be ieen--bfany --"•n-wc-tttaybitce epticalituve—
laden lo.lthe
*1 had been afflicted several yens with a - soieness
of both eyes consiqued ta.mslszai? Nati' last RtNi
tember, ( 183 0), the indaminallonat.thatame havitig in
volved ,;tite whole 11 . 14, X , P 1 9 m tfrarle - PfAmthrisysis, and
s e iro nded i4a in ta lh sr e si ld, g e h to .: lt 0 ad 1 414 1._ k e tla o lla p th rronite tvitelly ,
an de 4 ,
the .thicketring remosksWiilikVsoimi,rettanisaa4a left
me in as bad a condi ,idrnui•befortr, hrtttis ini, c er th e
comphihit I made .I , P.Pneati°4- I Q. ac Tral most
woulde min e u medical w r,ge t wr lll e C i no , 7h 4 o l informedoa ji"".oo4l7brintYpVlZ.
pith tinrobJect. Afienilvict osr Virile Snap s sous
rnally
loc
Pet al r..o7 l l y ec;i n ti n ie,: d uresa a en r mid -w diel ld haoe c tua tt ilb : l: l: 7l l o2 y t ;- 6:cmir ti ;e a re v ora e adl l r m itietli p o4g t: y v op. : :,:.: d c_, d rih ai iii i o p pg.7o un chtlitn : 77.
a t m h n e fl e d p wi e r e e d i tw r ili ti n e t e . ti n h : p e p , a . y a r
I n V 'B o d y g P e a e v: r e o v ‘ t i e " ,
n e " : 0 1 11 ::::: ft ::
its
WILMA? it Te iLL.?f
my case
•
Pittsburgh, September 17,4851., -; 7, • j
For sale by KEYSER g . III , DO I .VELL,:I4I:I WoOd , st
. E. SF-E.1..F.R5,57 Wood-atteet, , and +bribe Ffophetor
seplB
f For FINEIIAY HORSE-Leix iyears
old; a firer-rate ranker Hader saddle, and fast trotter in
'harness; perfeedrainmd/
apvty at 133 Wood :Eneet
ENCOURAGE. HOME.VATUTIONS..
evrizussf EarsintAis ponsp.eniv,
pi rselita On -
C. G. HUSSEY. Prem. NARKS. Sec's
Ogee—No. 41 Water sr., iw WastAousa of C. H 1 Graltt.
,
,117' Tau Company is nowprepored tainsuri altkinds
of risks, on Houses,Manniaetories,,Goods, Mere*.
dize in Store„ and in Transitu VeSBOI4I,
An' ample guaranty Toilbeitnißtyand kitegray 4011c
instinnidn, is afforded' in tlib'entitaciny of the Diroczcirs:
who are tel citizens of Pittsburgb„ Welland ftivoirablr
known to the coszuzuniity forthimptudemce,intellige44.,'
Dritscroaal-C. G. Hussey; Win: Eaga ) eY, Win.; Larl:a
Eller, Jr Walter Bryant, Hugb D. King, F4114:4 Heazet.i
ton Z Kinsey S. Harbazigh.S.ll:Rier. ' • inariniti—
Pittsburgh, dune 9, 1891
Plittaburgh LlititE . lmectrcanci• CcklaPan!Y•
CAPITAL lugsNooo.
c,r o OVIICE. No.. 756F01111112 STREET. ,Ca
OPPICEIRSt
Preeident—Sames S. - Heait : • ' "
Vice Pccsid , 'ln--.-Samuel M'Claritan.
Treasater-4nSepliil: Leech. •
Secretary—C. A Cation. - •
GI - See advertisement ia'amother pan of this paper
rayta
Valuable Real Estate'ser Side.
STUART & SILL
AMUSEMENTS.
LIMIL1:11 MID 141•ITAGX11• • -
. Priest of Aderation—First Tier and
seat s in SOc,4
Second and Third Tiers 241 c.; Received seats in Men
Circle 7584 Private Boxes 81,00.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Curtain rises at 71,
nWr - 'Footth night of the American Tragedian, Mr. J. B.
FtriIRERTS. •
- :111IIRSDAY EVENING, Oowber att,' the perform.
ances w ill commence with
MACBETH. ' •
ttracboth, J. a Roberts. I Lady.MaebethOltstylokery.
Thi" Bolero; ce;rl • Bole;blisill.:WELLS: • - -
Toe wholo.to conclude with-. /1 ,
011811 E BEJ)11$1K1491)M,
Dulcimer Pipet, - "• - - - Ms Ti
Nancy 14deset, 7
- liireherrsat,
QUARIMOD4our the DEIFO *RIO OCN
arak DAME
LAFAYETTE
GAW.47InfitA;TI O.OICOE R T
•I • -
ritft: il eik9treated , ameiriettnriallt'Donna, Madame
ROSALIE DURAND, assisted by_ the eminent
Prima Basso, Signor ANTONIO NORYELLI, from the
;ltaltangperaot Atilan , Vienna t Napies, Thrill, and As
.tor Place; New York, will have the bodor of making
their first appearance before ate ladies and gentlemen
of:Pittston:o, o n THURSDAY EVENlNG,'October 2d,
int. Prof; CHARLES FEINE will preside at the Piano
Porte. On which : occasion . ihey will introduce the
aPer aP4:P yens fronr-the-Operas by Rosaini,l3olll
- ni, Mead, Shelleit - Batfe;•Dieci Wallace, and (awe.
heme Atingdof the thvb
PROORAMAIR:. . . . •
. .
I. DUO—While thee around Joy !tavern; from La
Pa'troths; by' Donzetti. Mad. DIMIIIId mut Sig. Noedii.
t 'Scenes that at Brigueati Marione, Wallace,
' 3 Grand Arra—P Mad. Rosalie Durand.
rom the gind Opera, " Mabome
the Second?! Rosainl, • Noodh.
4. Brindin--From the telebraied •ODera" Macbe th ,"
Verdi, • •'' Mad. ar14044 Durand.
5. Cooorino—As I view those .sceuea- so diartning:
Dom the Opera " - Somnambula,"
..Ballad—Horne, Sweet Horati.oa arranged by gig
oar Noveni. , . • mad. Rosalie Manful.
7. Anth.—Di Tea Ucltade imagine; Martir, Dontzetti,
Signor Nevellti.
[adp3lklw
Rion n t
1 (band Duo—Ah. Se. is polosi Piangere. Belllno,
Domzetti .11" ad. Rosalie Durand 4. 51g. Ndoelli.
2. Celdirated Bean Bowen Down • ,Bohe.
ratan Girl ; Bette; . Sig. doestS„ •
3. La Serenade—By Shubert; Mad. Rosalie Durand.
4. Romantic—lnfe bee etu erevedi, Erwani Verdi; "
ner %NAN,
5. Re - maima—Coneien Patir ; Child o Sig f the Regiment,
Donizetti,. Mad. Rosana Durand..
0. Smuggler's Song Here upon my Vessel Deck;
fti~ei- - Salto, Moral.
7: Gra.nd....tria.-Sahrte ala Prance; Child of the Re
giment ;• Danizetti, Mart. Rosaile Durand.
Zuketwof admlaslon 50 cents To be had at aheldtt•-
•:Ide Stoma-principal Umela Wad at Ifml7ooaonthe eve.
nlio of the Poiret% _ ' : • " '
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'7 -- Greenwood Garden, l2: , 4 ?
?,
_
A CHOICE COLLECTION OF SHRUBBERY, Vi- '-.:§, -- ' , J-:: - . , - ,- ;.-7--r .1"; - !.. 4:
44.1. rdiiir Rosen Raspberry, StrawberiyeOtasebetty,
.W. , ..'-'.:' - ..' , ;.- - ..t r " ,, :); . "-: ,, t--1- . 6-4 7 .,
-Rhubarb r Orape Virom,hvrdy Monthlyßosesiandevety . 11-,5.--1: 't:,,:f::-.71.-I--.1.!;:ii.-:.::;:4i
g l e ant necessary to . ornament yards and gardens, will r.,,. - .: - ., -- ..:'ir - .., --, ;.',7',1 ,- . ,,, ,,,',, i .,- i ir:
' !hand at greenwood Nursery. An Otmulingdeaves -- ' , i,-;:4:' ' ..,'CIT-. - if: - f•: , • - ;
the corner of Market and Fifth streets, Pittsbur&every _,-,...;,,:.',,.,.,:..1 . ....,_-;,...,,:i7.r
halt hour, for the Garden. Ice Creams and other re , kti ,-2 , -- .- - -, - _-,: - .3'1, 2, :-:`4' - .„`N s ''•: -- 1 - .',4 -i,. -
freshments served OP in the Saloons. - '
Orders addressed.to the Proprietor, West Maiehester y ,
Allegheny county, Va.; will receive prompt attention. ts 4 --,- - .:'''' -. .;-:.f".---; - ', , ....'-:::.•-:'• ::.,::'...::,- -i
-iyennf
- , . ....:-_, ......• . . ,
'44643i01 : Cr et
ors* o y.tp co mance a , ;I
oathet
' • • Dancing School.
**,{R. C BROOKS, late from Philadelphia, respectfully
ZIL ',gonna the Ladies and. Gentlemen of- Pittsbugh,
Mat his reheol will open for ; the season on Monday eve.
sing, Oetobez Bib,lB3L, at Splanels Monongahela Rooms,
corner of Pitth and Smithfield streets. Nei will teach
plain and fancy Cotillions, Polka Quadrilles Scottish
Quadrilles, plain and fancy Waltzes
Mr. B. can be seen at the . Rooms- every day, from 10
to 12, A. 111"; ant 4toB P, Br. . loctl:3t
Attienteumt.ils•rry szare•a; •
Viy ILL . OPEN, THIS E V.E NINO, SePtember
19th„ Os Lanai Pointing in the Vora 'HUTCH
IN II ()RAND CLASSICAL PANORAMA OF THE
SEA AND SHORES OF THE MEDITERRANEAN
depletilitißtSettand. beautiful-I*U= scenery apex
the clamed ahem of the Old 'World (or nearly (our
thousand miles In extent, pronounced' by the plabile and
'pronto be by far the most trutbfal, comprehenstve and
magnificent Penang ever brought into this :country.
Adtabilion—STeents; Children 15 cents. The Pane
raccaseill muse every. evening In the week at a }before .
8 o'clock. • laepl9:tf
Health (Mee.
rinfie public are !alarmed tha t the OFFICE OF THE
BOA RD OP HEALTH of the City or Pittabtirgb is
at No. 69, Grant street, between Fourth end. Diamond`- '
streets, !where all Notices and Communications for the
Board mint be left. CHARLES NAYLOR, . '
O. R. ARNOLD & CO.,
BANKERS, AND DEALERS IN .
=CHANGE COIN,
• BANK NOTES, •
SIGHT AND Ne.
TIME
.DRAFTS,De.,&c.
Collections carefully amended to r antipntepeds remit
ted to any pan of the Union.
Mar
artirstrr AOD tout ON casks:tom
No. 34 Fonitk* vrett,
Next door to the Dank - 6f Eusburgh.
STG,A W flintLlSaina 1. HT.IELAW HICII.RIS 1.
A QUANTITY fif FFthriots.-6'srptrb Seedling Straw
berry flown for sale at the Cali Hill Nursery .
TM. being. the sestina for "planting the plants, you get
well established and fruit better the following season.—
Thls variety wants no- recomarendation. The , large
Quantity brought to the Pittsburgh market, sold at d 5
cents per qaart,.when the odifir.vatteties sold at 15 and
2ficents. They are more.productive awl finer flavored,
-and.hold.out longer in fruiting by two weeks. These
Berries measure 4k inches round, A satanic *Of this
_Fruit can be.seen at Mr.Menry . Rtehardson:ls'Jewelty
Store, corner of the Diamond and Market street. All
orders left there will be promtply• attended to and for. ,
warded to ,
any, distance . .. , JOHN -LOWEN,
~". Coal Hill Nursery.
Seminary for toting Laalea, - ,
0.50 CHATHAM STREET.—MRS and
N
dauchters, intend opealar, a sra.sor scHooi,
for YOUNG LADIES, on Moriday,"the etk . Of October,
where all the branches of a polite and useful edifeation
will be taught. Vocal and tnitrnmenttl Mask willbe
taught by Miss J. V. Mopg. Terms of Tuition 'made
known on an !leaden. ' fsepll.2w• .
• chartters vosi.-• •
TEEcRARTIERS COAL .COMPANTAkilig(made
eztetusive rarrangements for th , pping Cdil on the
Ohio River, at the harbor, at hillEE'd ROCKS, ale now
prepared to deliver km hundred Tons a day; at one dol
-1
arr per ton of' 2240 Pounds, (ruils - sirsigM) live per cent.
being allowed for lose in shipmentior; (until further no.
hee), trirsergjiM ram per we s t/fides.. • •
They will sell to the eonnur, at their whar4 . as one dot.
ter 'erten, to all patties loading their owerwagona.
Tit is Comparry has peculiar facilitleiforloattmg SleaM •
boats, &c. the the take or lower markets' •
A ton of 9240 pounds contains thirty - bashihr of Pins.
burgh Coal, fairly measured.
Apply.to the Clerk, . lathe Otrine.,- at. hl'Kee's - Rock,
or to the Engineer. ELWOOD MORRIS,-Eng at the
Monongahela House. THOMAS, hEELHAIII,
sep293En President C.V. C.
• ..
Notice.
yrilE Stockholders of the CITIZENS' DEPOSITE
1 'BANK are hereby •natlSed that an election for
Three Direetors, to serve for one year, mill be held at
the Office of the Company on Tuesday, the Srdi day of
.ootobor,prosimo, at It o'Clock, Itt.itofi.o'elock,P
By order of the Our-etan. • • . -fsenSS.9t
Linable • arm et- &mat ton.
TN Parsuaace of the diyeetiona contained in the last
will and testament of - JOHIL CREADY deceased,
:we will expose to public sale, a* fli Court' i s the
• City of .Pittabargh, on MONDAY, the 614 day of toboT,
4854 at 10 o'clock, A. M , all that salnable•FAßM; aitu•
•ate to Baldwin township in the -county of Allegheny;
-bounded-by lands of Daniel Risber,John Gordon, Jacob
Cready and others, near the sir la Ferry, on the Mo
nongahela river,contaiming oboist NINETY-SIX ACRES
—and allowance. A large p roßonio aof which contains
sumo Coil of the very beat unality, This land Mu! an
excellent. description for fairwporposeit'ani persons
Wishing to engage either in Agriculture or the goal be
fit:l6lS, will find this a desirable opportunity Icraieertre a
good bargain Terms made known at sale.
• 108E1.11 O'BRIEN '
muLnox.Liti,
eepAkdiattrOt Executors cif jobri'Cretidn-deed.
Notice.
_ . .
rting Creditors othL D. PATTON are requesied to
hiraaset.. tx:7 o 'a t l i T e d_ o araci t le . r D 2dAro tio xixao h - atAolpact,
=cent of his business affairs- will be pra n ;e w at:l e fo a :tb U t
consideration.
1014grAt
- - Baggy for sale. • -----
tkNEAT EASTERN - HVGGY, With leather topAnade
- I n '
w ,t....&: - Co Philactelnhla, for sale low.
IOWNSEND, CARR ".t. Ca,
;eeplo ' . •
'.., ' , ' - ^ ' - - St- Clair Str4t
. - -
.ergEtfIEPALIpPiG I -In snits different. branches )
41010,,5} ai Any other establishmipt In
ii ,l 4 ls M. lsl oiir.Priies. it Hooteg,
:...... , • .61 Marketatraei. L
•
" anon' Cloaks.
GGORGE: R No_ .59 Market urea', will
Openon . Monday init., a Choke stoOk of VELVET,
WATERED SILK. and CLOTH CLOAKS, of thotocw
esl Patteres,to which he, esoectfally Lpiptes gilMtnijoa.
WINCHESTER -PATISINI SUOULGUR • SHAM
T, GGlRTd.—Just received, sgoodassortmentet the
above Garments. Gentlemen who have never enjoyed
the luxury.or a'good tittior Shin vrill'ohliterate &promi
nent page from the book .of vexations by trying these
shirts. _Those who have worn them need only ttqler
fon:tied that they can he supplied at, • ---
' 1111Tygg s ,PS,
No:d9Totlrthatteet:
.
Wor Sale. ; •
rpWO LOTS OF GROUND, situate In the boroilth of
Planehester, each having 'ttlront oar.OhlO Vine of
twenty three feet three Inches, and extending bier:one
hanOre.d.and thirty : eight feet tp ay, alley. , Stlr4tl wit
be sold separately or jointly. - • • '-'
Terms reasonable. For further particulars et:quire it
.7,8. II t o thill/TON'S , Otfiee, No.:B3:Fietratreet. - ,-.4:
serol3l - n • • - 4:7 4..
Ii&L‘FSTATE WANTED—A Lot or 20 or 24 • feet
'il front on Smithfield street, betwoo . guilt:l/ I th
'Rites; 5 , 180 or more feet o •
Also, Wanted—One or two.Lotattiradssreet.
Persona di.posed to sell, will offeeibeir lowest pees
and b e st terms. . .
S. CUTHBERT, Gaol Uentt
No. 50 tdmlthfield street•
•
QALESMAN ""^"' "
47 : In a Cln"1- -
. .
ALESMAN WANTED.—A good.Baleatteni,araated I
)In • Clothing Store. One acquainted with . Da • C
Jaen prearred. Enquire at THIS OFFICE., oat • -
•
. Stray nitre. •-• •;. • • •
,4 MB to the subscriber, living in Moon
C _
township, Allegheny county,-shoot 14 • ;
miles from Pittsburgh, on the Ohio Hive, a •
BRIGHT BAST MA RE.IS hands high; three:
„^:'
white feet; and about it pears old ; with it *tarsal hat
• - , b f,r4-7.
forehead. The. owner Ls - requested to come foywald,
prove property, pay charges and take ber away, or stte . •
will be disposed of according to law. .
octi:3t• JOHN ?d , RINLEY. ~ ;7?
.. . .
MASONIC INSIGNIA—Just recelvect3a IItICOLS3OII .
mentor Masonic aprons and Slearrs, made ex
pressly (or the dedication or Menem Masonic Hall: •
For oak oheup at HINTON & CO'S,
oat No SO. Fourth street.
rr,,•REstl EIUTTER-230 tbs. Freels Batter :not sea •
r and tor sale at MORRIS' TEA MART, sgtba
mond. se
ARNUINE AIERMUDA ARROW KOOr Year
vi Pago, Tapioca, Poarl Barley, andlileekot's Farina.
Jura received and for sale by
sep^6 JAMES A. JONES.
AA. MASON & CO. have on hsiscid nle in daily
. receipt of large quantities a now Drosa Goods,
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quality, against this rriarket. liege
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