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. DEN’. ROBERT PATTERSON.
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' B. Jlittsa,
•\ : 4, P. W.IIOCEIUS. ••..*
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,7. Hon Stricsuvd.
- 8. Ar Perns.
- 0. David yntso.. :
Jo. lUJSUJasss.
. .. 11. Jomr M/ftenrous,
. 1& P-HiMoa.
Daring aU last treek we refrained from refer
ring to these two fruitful subjeots for comment
'' We supposed tbit some one of the Whig organs
. Wonld Bay something- in answer to Mrs. Swiss
:...:helm’s terrihlo artiolo of the 18th. :• But they
were all as close as an oyster on the subject,
; and not.-ono of.rikem said a word in defenoe of
Mr. Mngill. Mr. Magill did undertake to at
* tend to the matter himsolf, and called at the of
fice of tbe-.^ l Snt!sr'<to.-. < ‘>expMti.‘’i: Mrs. S. de
', 'scribes his visit ns follows:
; ■ • ■**Mr.-SfaEillTOltel at our office la quite* potion, anil ire
i- were sorry for tKing absent.: Should like to bare . «<ia him;
--so know erectly what he touM do ahoat It. Then, when wo
.. ; o. eamo to the office Uklsj- wo met Mr. Riddle,so solemn, oal
• Sony, and-serious, regrelUn* so much that so. serious -a
asaln.it * regular Wilts nominee should hare catanh
, -ted tront the:" Journal Buildings," and appeared in a paper
With whfch-he wss so lately connected.: Veryjiorrr, Indeed.
.■ JnylSK' anybody ju nn unpleasant position; but Sir Biddle
ta ni.no wsj-.fcsponslblofurrhoThiter, and. cannot control
it any morn than the Presbyterian Adrocato. which IS *]■*>
hrluted io the same offim." .
- Speaking of Judge Shaler'o card, written lor
tho’ p.arposo of softening down matters for Iris
client, Mrs. Smssbelm says:
"•'• Shale , fs;r)jß7»jm».th4t the Indictment TO tt fetta*
• - uio of absurdities is ins rrpfnion against that of twenty men
~ > ttCllrtjOh oath. aiu!with the oriucnco before them- They
■ ttf.Slarillguittyor insportantofflcialmladomcfni
cun, aud-we tbltjk Judge Sluder did liia client' serious wrong
In iosjating upon Inking advantage of * mere legal quibble
to get tld of tbe; indictment; should by all
, means hare taken the other nde-of tho alterant! re,and cm>
- -ployed other coaufifci who would have ftrta! upon tho merit*
- .qf.thfl.case... Aa It is, bo now stands ontho records eharWtl
-.'with locking up county doootnenm. nod denying the other
- Cwnnilssliracrsacncn to them—with Illegal inteWereuco In
jurVj .aad an overtopping of lbo bounds of
.-his legal anthenity; in wiring, out copying. - Tha ebarew
. . niako it appear Uiat Mr. Magill -uvdtbe office for bis own i
: Ivsnefit rather than tbo interest of th* county, nmi people i
. horn a. right to suppose that when ho assomed powers which i
dri not beloag to him In one office bo might do as much in I
another*- v
, ; .X)no thing wo wiskto booxplteit about; vis: that therels |
.bo. hint in this- indictment of any dWipnesfrapproprlation of
- fle has been charjjed with fiomo transaction of this kind,
. atiarmosUßtely.tlns charge grew out of the othher hffiur^
: Tua recorded indirtmeni,makes no mention of anything
; , «ijniscdia iaw.nßdidlrone&l: 'U was merely a scries of pettv
tUMpatfons in office, which-denied -the other Commheloners
- their proper ahans in tbc transaction of tlio bn&laeß.-
for going into the merits of tho -case was, rim
- to porsiiado the .Whigs that, they cannot elect
- laduco xhctm to unite with tbo friends of d&ceU*
oy ot-ftii parties, and vote for some ono who. can prerent
another Barker rpiga.” ■ • • •• .
la the nboTO. two extracts there is matter to
&<*,explained, and we request our whig cotempo
rarics to:giTe aa explaantion. The/ haTB, as
J ct *said uotbiug about Mrs. Swisshelm'e charges;;
They dare not-attack them, they know that they
PBUp.pt bo,refuted, find unless tho whig editors or
Mr. Mugin will attend to them, they will be
brought before the people, aud kept there until
ufter the election, . Mrs Magill's passion against
Mrs, Swisßhelm, Mr, Biddle's vexation at her
articles, and Mr. White's silence on the subject,
cannot save Mr. Magill. If-tho editors of his
paper, will not speak to the subject, lio
must do it himself; and in. such a manner, too,
as will leave no doubts upon; tho minds-of the
people.
. ’These indiclmtntj must :bo explained ; the
terip transaction must bo explained, end evasion
in either case will not serve the purposes of Mr.
Magiil or his party. .
' His party .organs have determined not to an
swer—whether they .had » meeting among them
selves, and concluded that he is guilty of oil the
- ohorges against him, we know not, but they are
.as silent, ns the grave. Therefore, Mr. Magiil
must speak for himself, and clear himself of the
charges made, against him ;by a lady.
The Gazette’s low flung abuse of those who
dare to say imp in connection with the name of
the whig candidate for Sheriff wilt not' answer’;
that has become stale, and it is now deßired. that
Mr. MagUl will explain both the imp and indict
: meat mysteries. It.nmstbo done, or the posi-i
tion of Mr. ■ Magiil on the day of the election
will be most lamentable.
■ For the past week Democratic meetings have
been held in sevoral districts of the county, and
they have all been attended by largß multitudes
of tho independent voters. The -meeting at Tn
rontnm on Thursday evening is acknowledged to
.be the largest that has ever assembled in East
Door township, and tho same remark will apply
to the one held in Sbarpsburg on Friday. *
Qn Friday evening a meeting washeld in‘Bin
mlogham, and Whigs and Democrats agree that
. it was a more numerous nnd enthusiastic meet-'
ing than tho groat: “ Frontier Convention” of
the Whigs, which was held on Thursday in the
little lot.behind the American Hotek The meet
ing was one of the most enthusiastic that has
been held in tbo neighborhood of this city for
many'yisrs past,’ and tho failnro of tho grand
whig -fizzle, added much energy to the tone of
the assemblage.
We con ■ assure our friends abroad that the
■Democracy -in Allegheny, all stick: to their in
tegrity,wad if they do not give a majority, they
will giro a large pile of thousands to the Demo
cratic column. ' ■ s
What the result on lhe great contest may be
we are unprepared to ssy, bnt we have an abi
ding .confidence that a largo portion of onr coun
ty ticket will be elected.
A COUPLE OF_pIiX GnApiIS
One of the Federal prints in this city conies
“a couple of paragraphs’* from Greeley’s Tri
June, to prove that the “ ohancts of Pierce and
King OTe dwindling every day.” Now wo have
also “a couple of paragraphs,” whioh• “have
: been lying op our table; for some days,” clipped
from the New Hampshire JPatHat, which prove
clearly .that'Scott’s, prospects are veiy brilliant
■ —over the left.
lllO fodtrol «**» hte
of “Scott enthusiasm:’’ Pretti? mil the eject
MTcrsete." Jf to Scottoslms-ith
to Democrats certainly imve no wssoa to
. SST .Gen. Bcott is still progressing Westward
on his political pilgrimage,- and wo presume if
10 troVel at m speed, he
will reach the spot where that Military-Hospital
* to be erected about the last of October
the people remember that the IT a av«« .
topay the erases of £?££££££"
oal tour in search of a site for a
«. •* *» same time he is 31
'ary of "$7,000. per annum, os OaSto?
Chief of tite Army of the Baited ButeT* *
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blivs elector**,
District.
5 10. ILCEteb.
! 14.: JolW-OLATtO!?.- *
15. IsaacHqbixsos.:: .
.lC.itemTTifprF.u.-
JwnsßuiixsiDE.
18. Maxlwku. M’CaRU*.
19. <3ou.Joseph M'Doxald.
20. VC tLUAM S. C\LAHAK.
21. Andrew Burke. ■
22. TTiluak Du**. •
'23; Jokjt S. STCaimoxi.-.
GEOBafiIMJARRCT.
MB. SHKR.IFPAXTV,
THE WORK GO£3 BRAVE&yOH, - ,
Although we are professed democrats, tre have
w> objection to au aristocracy, if it bo of the
right bind—that is, “Uoaat to whom houor ia
..due.” Eut all those idletinetionedn society, on
account of mere birth or wealth, irrespective of
true merit, we deprecate In the highest degree.
■Mamonght to be estimated in life, according to
his worth—his intelligence—bis goodness in
foot, so far as he has lived for the diffaslon of
| universal intelligence Bnd virtue. The mechanic
and laborer, the hone and sinew of onr prosper
ity, often go unrewarded, because they walk
through life with, that modesty, which is it sure
index of an intelligent mind; white the more
nraloet. -. f lMf ** ”** to ™. “nd cot eta
praise, when it has no claim. Jhe late “ Horti
cultural Mitten'” and the approaching Coun
y air, we trust, will bring some of our worthy
democratic,aristocrats Into notice, and place
tuem in that position in society, which {hey de
®”f-. , The Bouquet Stand in the Horticultural
Exhibition has called up many such reflections
in our miud.. It ig a beautiful design, and re
flects much credit, upon the fair designer, and
the manner in which it has been carried out by
i Mr. hlorganroth: who executed it, deserves our
warmest praise. It is oarved out of one solid
piece of wood, and stands about the height of a
common tabic. It represents the Lily of the
Bile, (Calla jEthiopica,): bo natural that you may
suppose it growing on the bafibs Of sigreatriver,
and that, some fair, amateur .-had placed a seo
shell -on its top for the reception of her flowers.
May this and many Buch.beautiful devices decd
rate the halls of our oitieens; and may they be
ever ready to enoourage talent and good taste,
whenever they appear amongst us; and let us give
« Honor to whom honor is due.”
lu contemplating the,effect of these exhibi
tions, we are pleased with the prospect.' It
J brings our Farmers, Gordoncrs and Florists to
jsetber. Their productions arc compared, and a
I generous'emulation is elicited, and every year
we havo bettor fruit, belter vegetables and a
| ohoieo collection of flowers. This exhibition is
decidedly superior to any thing we have had be
fore, and we hope that hereafter It will bo equal
ly progressive.
-• i*emooratlc'fll*e«U»g in Torentnra.
On Thursday evening, the 23d inst, the Demo
: crata assembled in a mass meeting at tho School
Rouse, In Tarentum. The meeting was organ*
iaed by calling that good old Democrat Bostiism
Mcas.vr to the chair; Daxikl M’Cbeadt and
Mr, Mitcheu,, Vice Presidents, and T. Neki
and Wm. Bosion, Secretaries. Tho moo ting was
addressed by Dr. -Quail, Colonels Gibson and
Whlteseli, and Themns Moffit, Esq. Dr.Qaail,
who was a .Captain in Mexico, gave a dear and
fall exposition of the life and history of Prank
lin Pierce while in Mexico, refating the base and
unmanly attacks made by tho Whig party, Uo
was followed by CoL Gibson, who made one of
his good old-fashioned speeches, such n one as l
every Democrat applauded and the Whigs ad
mired. The remaining speeches were good - and
received with applause. It was the largest
meeting ever held in. tho borough. There will
bo good news from the eastern part of the
county. A Flag, with tho stars and atripeß,
Boated in the broexo from a hickory pole, car
ried by tho Deer Creek Delegatioatho same
Flag will float in the breeze on the second Tues
day of October, in triumph of a majority for tho
Democratic ticket. The meeting adjourned—
giving throe cheers for Pierce and King, and the
wholo Democratic ticket—to meet at the election
ground on tho Second Toesday of October, to
do their duty by electing the whole Ticket.
Democratic Stutlng at PerryavlUe.
I In pursuance o t a call of the Democratic Com
mittee of Correspondence, a largo andenthuslas'
tic meeting wag held at the house of James Me-
I AUeer, in Perrystilie. The meeting ms organ-
I ired by calling James Freely to the chair, and
Jl. Good, John Plankerton and Coi. 'McClarren—
I Tice Presidents; Jones Boyd and Rich. Meegan,
j Secretaries. AddressesweredeUvcredbyCol.Jam.
A. Gibson, Thomas Moffit, Samuel Fleming and
J F. IVhitesell, Esq., each speaker representing the
| tree policy of the Democratic Party to sustain
her measures, cany ont her principles, by roting
| for the whole ticket, and nothing bat the ticket.
| The democrats of Boss township bad two hickory
poles, one bearing the flag of our country, the
ether with a banner bearing the inscription: <‘Wo
know oar rights and we will protect them.” The
meeting adjourned by; giring three cheers for
Pierce and King and the whole democratic tioket,
after which a fine supper was prepared by Jamos
McAllcer, that good old democrat, who will do his
duty, together with ail the democrats of Boss
township.
sewwobk.
... Meaars. Haepeb& Beothees. Now York, have
just published' in a neat volume, the Personal
Adventures of “Oar Own Correspondent" in
s ltal 7- By Micbael Bonne Hokah. This book
is from the pen of thewell known correspondent
of tho Xiondon Timet. He states that the volume
is net a reprint of any of his letters, or made up
from any of (he English, French, or Italian jouri
nala; but is entirely original. It is an interest
ing narrative of the events of Europe, daring
the last revolution, to many of which the author I
was a personal witness. Tho book is written in
a lively, conversational style, and is spiced with
. touches of romance—making it, altogether, quite
a readable volume. For sale by J. 1. Rbad,
Apollo Hal], Fourth street. {
S6BP Scott Is the hero of Eundy's Xano; this
is proved by the foot that Gen. Brown, who was
the Commander-in-Chief.on that occasion, prais
ed him for the gallantry he there displayed. If
Bco.tt ought to be chosen President ■because his
commander lauded him for gallantry, ought not
Pierce to be elected because Scott himself, who
was his commander, praised him for the same
thing? It’s a poor rule that don’t work both
ways. So thinks the New Orleans Courier. I
jß©*The Board of Trade of Philadelphia, as
we learn from tho .Cedyerof thatcity, recommend
a subscription to Becure the construction of the
Springfield, Mount Vernon and Pittsburgh Rail
road, of which forty-eight rnUes,, from Spring
field to Delaware, Ohio, are under oontraot—:
$lOO,OOO is asked from Philadelphia, of which
$25,000 have been subscribed. This road will
be-904 miles long, and will cost $16,000 per
mile.
B®* One of tho Third street federal prints
after showing that the Whigs have lost Missouri,
.lowa and Maine, exclaims, “skies bright" Of
course the skies ore bright, but not for whig
gery. It is the glorious sun of Democracy that
now illuminates . the world, and scatters the
mists and cloudß and darkness of federalism:
. Greeley is trying to prore that the conn
»y is fast going to pieces on account of the
■, n i of «i<i this in the midst of the
? ;?? B , nt evidence of the real prosperity of all
mb n/tho The e<Jltor ol the Tribune reminds
~ a L a ? who Woul d not submit that his
theory was false until he was tiying to pme it
by an experiment which blew him to pieces.
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has re
cently made tie toar of that State, uayg teat a
large majority of the whlgs, at least seren out of
ten, in that State, are for Webster ; and that if
aticket should be run in the Northern States for
him, there is a fair prospeot of aeonring him the
Vote Of Georgia.
JKgPEx-Scnator Aims, of Ohio, is stamping
that State for Piehcb and Knra, and tre judge
he is doing good service for the cause of Demo
cracy; from thefact that the Steubenville Serald,
and'other reckless federal papers, are abuaine'
IdmojrtwgecMjy; - ‘ - . ' s
I CosconD.Sept 15.
L.‘i! I)aflr i ol,n ~, Myfriend » Chiia. Bojle, desires
•to know of me the history of that sterling man.
I Frank. Pierce, that history is before the public
“ *5?” eo'Teot form, perhaps, than I could set
it forth, an! which, no doabfc, has oomo before
I yoor eye before v this.
I u ver *keles3there are some.features-ia the
| beral and independent oharaoter of tho man
which havecomewithm my own knowledge.
. Tho ™!gw»M test’ which the Whiga are mak-
handle of, and which is contained in
[ tho Constitution of the State, is certainly sot
the fault of General Tierce. No charge can e m .
i brace a more direct attack upon truth.
Ihnve, mysolf, heard him, before the Conven
tion whioh was onlled principally by him for the
purpose of revising the Constitution. Ho has
Stood up and addressed the Convention, etrenu-'
C ' * v® the ‘ reli ß»ouß test’ sttuok out of the I
Ho is one of nature’s noblemen. Get him as
many votes ns you oan. Yours, &c ,
n SIICIIAEL BURNING. *
lo Jons Bdesisq, Newark, N. J.”
CONGIIKSSIONAI, SOJHXATIOSS.
Dr. Akdhew Mdbpuet has been unanimously
nominated for Congress by the Democrats of the
Chester district. The Whigs, at present, appear
to have two candidates in' the field—Mr. Evnn-
KAnr, of Chester, and Mr. BnooititAlt, of Dela
ware.
The Democrats of the Third Congressional Dis
trict of New Jersey, have nominated Dr. Samuel
hilly for Congress.
, Hon. Asa Packer, of Carbon county, has re
ceived the unanimous nomination for Congress,
m the dlstriot composed of Northampton, Mon
roe, Carbon, Wayne and Pike counties.
Hon. Jous B. Macr has received the Demo
cratic nomination far Congress in the Forddu
Lao district, in Wisconsin.
Ex-Gov. Shannon, of St Ciairsvilie, has been
nominated for Congress,by the Democrooy of tho
Monroe and Belmont District.
Bobert C. Gregory, of Lafayette, bos received
tho Whig nomination for Congress in the Eighth
district,'lndiana.
In Berks county tho Whiga have nominated
Daniel Knutown, as their candidate
for Congress.' What folly!
-Tortlie Dally Morning Post.
MASSiUKKTIXG,
Of the Friend) of the Uhvm, the Ccmttilulian and
the Compromite,
A grand Mass Meeting of the Democracy of
Blair, and adjoining counties, will be hold in
HoUidayebuigb, on Saturday, October 2d, 1862.
Let oil who are in furor of the noble standard
bearers Piebce & Kk oj and the Democratio
State tfekot, and opposed to Abolition ffhiggory
and Gaiphin frauds. All who know '• No North
no South, no Eenst, no West under thoConeti
: tntion; but a sacred maintenance of the common
bond, nnd a true devotion to the common broth
erhood,” meet in council. The Committee of
Arrangements bare forwarded invitations to a
number of distinguished Democrats; and among
others confidently expected are den. Shields,
Gor. Bigler and Hon. Jas. Buchanan.
JOHN CREBWELL, Jr.,
Chairman County Committee.
Crnbam, the Whig Candidate for Vico
Pniljeat oppoicd ts Proteetlga,
; "ii® federal papers ore deuouncingGcn. Pierce
bccauso.hols opposed to their protective tariff
policj—a policy carried out by Uieir tariff of
1842. Yet is is s fact that Mr. Graham,their can
didato for Vico President, voted against the tariff
of 1842, and has always professed to ho opposed
to Protection. If ha shonld ho elected ho will be ;
President of tho Senate, and In that capacity ]
would. haYo the casting vote upon ony measure
on which the Senate should bo equally divided.
He might thus be called upon to decide tho ques»
tlou as ; to a modification of the Tariff, ond his
past cpnrsß. and professions warrant the be-j
lief that be would oppose any bill for incroas-1
log the Tariff.. Yet these protectionists are]
all boisterous and zealous in their support of]
him! ■ ■■" ■ ■ i
Tnr. Potato Eot is MAnvxASn.—The Boek-
Tille Journal states that the potato rot is general
in Montgomery county, and thousands of bushels
have been lost. One farmer estimates his loss
| at sit hundred bushels, and other instances of
I like character are reported. Many will lose
i their entire crop. A letter from Harford to the
Cecil Whig says the rot is spreading in that
county, and that many of the farmers on Doer
Creek hare lost their whole crop, some os high
as SOO bushels. One, who for a number of years
has been tho most successful grower of the veg
etable in the,eonnty, will loses considerable
part of his crop. The disease seems to bo most
prevalent In the high lands; those in the low
lands are very little injured.
| Attempt to Ass absihate Boms Napoleoh
Tho N. Y. Commercial publishes the following
extract from a letter received by tfao Africa, from
a mercantile American gentleman resident In
Paris, to whom thsy havo aforetime been indebt
ed for important information:
I, ‘ ,An attempt was made some three days nco
slrE Dat A t . on ’ B Napoleon on hia way from
Bt. Cloud. An tndlvidual fired a musket shot at
him, from a trenoh on the route, and the ball
, h!s left shoulder. Seeing that ho had
failed m bis attempt, the assassin immediately
blew ont his own brains.-- The journals have
been prohibited from speaking of the matter ”
Cocet Mamiaxs Bt Hcmam- The last
news from Austria brings several sentences of
| the courts martial in Hungary, among them those
of Franois Dusoheok, late Minister of Finanoe
under the Governorship of Kossuth, and Baron
Nicolas Voy, late Keeper of tho Crown, Vice
Prudent .of the Counoil of lieutenancy, Cham
berlain, Privy-Councillor, nnd Commander of the
Order of St Stephen.
Isdia Bcbbek Batosets.— A letter from Vl
eima states that the Austrian War Department
has authorised experiments to bo mido to test
the use of a bayonet made of India robber It
| is to be used toinstruot the infantry in the bay
onet exercise, as the thrusts can be made with
it with perfect recklessness nnd safety- ft wi n
be to tho musket what the glove Is to the hand
in sparring.
Heavy Bobbehy—The most extenni™
ever perpetrated la Cleveland,oocumd
*•“*“ onTaeeday e'veaiai *&“
would haYodrad a fall report in last !L e
paper, bat an, agreement had been mnd?w 8
understood, with all the papers noHo
it until tovlay. The monev wh nh P? b l lah
some $48,900, was brought to ,he oUy U thl
possession of Mr. E. G. MoKie ft™?!?. 8
»■ 7., the agent and wd Sr ST"'
WoolenManufaotaringComply and*. * T^ oy
I about tea time from his Zmf’ “ wt,*?®
been customary with him to place h;„ “ways
tween the mattresses of hie bed H,? n |£ be '
with the money he has lost, looked his dL. B 2
went down stairs to supped Wh« he^iX’. 8
to hie room, the money was com wl ed
the following from the local column offtß^®^
City: ‘‘lt was in three packages
the bed, and at the foot was a paektuK eo!* l - 8 *
ing $lO,OOO, which wasnntouched^
of the city were on the alert ycatewW w ers
to last evening no trace could beb/d b 2\2 p
thieves, who must have followed tbe
Tray/2nd thus learned Ma tots i h from
and dollars reward is offered *“ ons ~
SSSJfJbsSSt^r
iSSrtSwSs©??*
SttKeK It -- ,:saS!
The Spanish Steamer-of-war Pizarro, accord
ing to a report brought by tho Crescent City
to New York, wns totally dost, on the night of
the 11th instant, on the bar at the entrance of
Mariel.
• Mrs. Sinclair (who was once Mrs. Forrest)
with her .sister, and : Georgo Vanderhoff, - ' were
among the passengers by tho Niagara arrived at
Bostog on Wednesday.
On theSlstinst., about two hundred feet of
the bridge at Indianapolis, lud., fell. There
was a large number of hands upon it, two or
threo are missing. Five or siz have been dan
gerously hart; three of them cannot recover; :
We lenm from tho Troy Yimerthata Mrs. Mar
. garet Ford, 79 years old, was burned to death
.on Saturday last. She resided two miles from
Trojf, near the line of tho town of Brunswick.
It is supposed that her clothes caught fire from
ber pipe. Sho was alonein the house at the
time of the occurrence.
Returns from 25 counties of Ohio, gives the
aggregate numborof oattle this year at 408,495,
and the number of hogs 455,688. The same
counties last year contained 422,806 cattle, and
668,854 hogs,
Secretary, Corwin will not resign until after
the report of the Gardiner Committee.
From Ike'JS’pw York Paai
FOREIGN ITEMS.
I The.Qaeen of Spain has been reviewing her
I troops at San Ildfons}. Tho men. received 16,000
I segars as a mark of the satisfaction of their royol
j mistress.
I Fresh excavations ato to be undertaken in the
J country lying between the Tiber and the Garig-
I hqn» f where many treasures of art and ontiqaity
I have been already discovered. They ore to be
J made at the oxpenso of the Princess of Canine, I
and will he ander the direction of M. Alessandro
(Frangoio.
j The Countess Casimir Batthyani has arrived at |
I Csnrgo, in Hungary. Her object is, it is said,
Itp solicit the pardon of her husband. Count)
j Stemcre, (whose letter against Kossuth excited I
fso much attention,) and Count Batthyani, both]
I of whom are now at Paris, are spoken of as hav-1
j ing broken: with the revolutionary party. An-1
J other Hungarian, who played a leading part at]
Vienna, and has since been an exile in London, I
has asked permission to return, and has made
some curious revelations. It is to be hoped that
the world is not destined to be disgusted with]
new instances of selfishness and duplicity, under ]
! «ho guise of patriotism, truth nod courage;: ]
I The Koyal Exchange at Dublin, has now been ]
i converted iuto the Assembly House, or place of j
meeting for the Corporation; It was once the}
seat of active mercantile business. 1 ■ ]
Opticians preserve o peculiar race of spiders,
Whose webs they employ to strain across tho eye
pieces or important telesoopes, as no fabric of
human.; construction is: sufficient!v fine for the
purpose.
. Aperfeot ruby, fine in color and transparency,
is much less common than a good diamond, and
when of the weight of threo or four carats, it is
more valuable than that gem.
Flounces iu organdi, ornamented with straw
fnoge, are said to bo fashionable for evomntr
dres3. ®
The English acknowledge that Ametiot was the
l arst to appreciate, with doe respect, the litefarv
[ abilities of Wintbrop Maekworth Freed, tho poet.
Cutting-machines, which mince finely the hay,
turaips, intended far stock, bare been intro-
as Baron Liebrg has discovered' that the
excessive labor of the jaws in the mastication of
food, wastes the musoel of a beast, and retards
his progress.
A survey .of the .Holy Land has been made by
Lieut Van de Velde, formerly of the Royal Dutch
«avy. Hp has made many very interestihir ob
servations. ■ ■ °
-Ay? 00 - a y car *“ long annuities, is worth
£6,8<0: in Consols, £33,883; inland atthirty
years purchase,£Bo/000 t in land for life.ilo,Bo7.
The Comte Antooino de Noalles, renowned in
fans for lug elegance and beauty, died very sud
denly as he was about to drive to Paris from his
residence, Chateau du Val, near St Germain.
Br.Erb, of. the University of Heidelberg, iB
about to erect a high tower at Bamberg, in Ba-
Tana, in which will bo an eleotrio olook, titne
ball, etc.., by which the cloaks of 01l the railways
in Germany will bo regulated. J
■■ The grapes ofCorlntb'are attackcd with.a dis
ease whlch hoB prevailed so extensively, that the
.noldthisyear will only reach 18,000.000 lbs.,
instead of 62,000,000 1b5, ns heretofore; and
that of the lonian Islands will be 10,000.000 lbs
instead of 30,000,000 lbs. *
, Co “ Pa n? of African vocalists has appeared
at the Strand Theatre.' -
S©* A Mr. Nield, recently deceased, hna be
queathed to Qaeen Victoria nearly the whole of
his property. It consists chiefly of land, scat
tered in various counties, and is valued at half a
million sterling.
Nield was a barrister at law, and died in Chel
sea, aged 72 years. He was possessed of an im
menso fortune, hut was of very eccentric and
penurious habits. At the death of his father,
thirty years since, he . came into possession of
about £250,000, whioh sum had not boon touch
«d up to the period of his death. Tho dccensod
waß never known to wear a great coat. Ho usu
tsJ^ edJ ?A bl ? 600< ‘ t > wiUl baetal buttons,
rofa b tSd , beiß £ bt “shed, as it would
take off the nap and deteriorate its value. He
bold considerable landed property in Kent and
was-always happy to reoeive au
invitation from his tenantry tovisit them/ which
ho occasionally did, often remaining. a month at
a time, as he was thus enabled, to add: to his’
savings. _ His appearanoe and manners led stran
gers to. imagine that he was in the lowest verge
or penury, and .their compassion was exoited in
ms, behalf, au. instance of which may be men
tioned.
Just before the introduction of the • roilwar
mtem of traveling, the deceased had been on a
vjsit to some of his estates, aud was returning
to London, when the coachstopped at Farning
ham. With the exoeption of our miser, the
passengers all retired to the inn. Missing their
ooach: companion, and recollecting his deooyod
appearanoe, they conceived he was in distressed
cirqnmstancoß, and accordingly a sum was sub
scribed, and a bumping, glass of brandy and'
water kindly, sent out to-the “ poor " gentloman,
whioh he thankfully accepted. Many.instances
of a similar character might be related. - A. lew
days before his: death, the deceased told ono of
hia exeoutors that he made a moßt singular will,"
bat;as.tbo property was his own,- ha had done
aa he pleased with it. The /executors are the
Keepers of the Privy Purse for the time being
(Dr. Tattan) and Mr. 3. Stevens, of Willesbor
ongh.
i After bequeathing o few very trifling legacies,
the deceased has left the whole of his immense
fortune to “ Her Most Graoiouß. Majesty Queen
Victoria, begging Her Majesty’s, most graoious
aoeeptanoe of the same, for her solo uso and
benefit, and -of her heirs,” &o. The property
estimated at upwards of £600,000. For some
wars before his death,* Mr. Nield scarcely olv
owed himself the common neoessarios and com
forts of life, and has left a poor old. house
keeper, who was with him for more thantwen
ty?six years,..without the smallest pro'vision -or
acknowledgment for her protracted and far from
agreeable or remunerative services. /
I®* Watering places collect corions eharao
teri, and anrionscharacteremakecurions speech
es. ■ The following is a specimen;
...‘iMr-MuntaUne do you hop!” ‘‘Awl no—a
mawq X seldom haup—l pwfer to walk—perhaps
some day, if I should have the misfortune to lose |
my leg, I would weooncite: myself to hasp the J
west of me loffe.” I
r 1 s
alitt!< ’ ****
r< inf a V ) f?ys s ,at ° xea f you know;
We?, 1 M 'Jeep, and fat cows,
. itu a wife &t roy-olbow as poor as a crow. * ' •' *
Anti care urln&jcs shading lier brow.*'
‘'rknol?’a?jl^ usl,yi ‘iOm’taffonttte expense,” -
n„, k "°S Ft 12 ’ CT 9P 3 am t tL <>
h'l*™d-iogctksr to heepthlnKS aloe-
Ana together well take a test. K k s ’
u Jet»^ aI ° brrimo -
tat tho s,ntt ’
“ x°?' rono ’ cr a dt 7i andClevelandbans
ho’erseena blue, billowy Lake, ’
. & thr °° S
*•*«*«* >—
Bot when I’ve been called from ay home tot nwhllo
_And wen botr tioittf got aJ&bef 1
?'irS™»£*s W to H£ ltib a Jl S ht ebeerfal heart
And h
! rl
1 ermiiuftmsicnUd sometimes,
raspy andcold, : .
For toll qevcrcndlng, nnd lnbor nnchcoml.
Makes ffomen—and ?nrft--fiomctlrppfl gcold” ■
• know, for a kingdom to boot;
Tbartmy “gntionmn^-HmaKATntanbwy?”
Ohio Cultivator.
Mr. Thackora, it is said, will sail from Liver
pool for Boston about tho middle of Ootober.—
He has expressed a wish that tho American press
j will refrain from reporting his lectnres. ; He
does not come to America for the purpose of
writing a book of travels, but jsimply to see the
country, and to give hisleatures In the prinoipal
cities and towns which he may visit. i
Expbnbxs or New Yobk Cirr.—The expenses
of tho Corporation of New York last year, were
I about Four Mrtiom of Dollars, and it is expected
they will Increase to a million more in a year or
two. Thiß is a snug sum to come out of the
pockets of tho people annually, a heavy deduc
tion from the fruits of labor, for faiorhas to pay
it all. '
!>*■♦ Sid*one's fircrpiUst
«9-31r.W. a-Batlsr, of Mfllersbntgh, Centro ennty,
, Pv, bed been aOJlctcd with Liver Complaint for a number
or rears, and was cared by tho Hlb,, A young lady ofhis
aequatntfuico was also greatly rdleved by them. '
Jacob Wldner, Postmaster at Covington, Ohio, mys that
they wii.rcry £kst,.ai»4 that h& does not consider that hlj
stock of medicine complete without them.
The wife of. Mr. James Stewart, of Richmond, Jefferson I
county,Ohio, WM cored of most distressing pains by their
W . 1L Ainsworth, of Varysbnrglj, Xew York, considers
thear Pills the best medicine of the kind ever.olTefed. :■ dho
lot ho had on hand sold rapidly, nnigavo the highest
taction.
, James Jones, cf Wilkins township, Allegheny county,:
Pa, saya hU wifi) used two boxes, whleh did her more jcod
than thelr tamlly.physlcian lbr two years - 1
-, b J. “OW of tl:« Druggists nnd Slerchants,and
.f„S ,? llßrro£irleton J. lOPB4CO,
hep-.d»w CO IVoodatreet.
OS' Dr. Onyictt’s Improved Extract or
Volloxv Dock and Satssparllla a a Sun Heat.
'tiil/cr HtfcdiU cr*- L
Thon-andsei lniriuiDbsrecurs,xl with grevlous com
plaudsalnchlhry Inherit fiom their pa.-mts. Tho use of
ti.e 11 Irv If ' nod Snvpanßtt will prevent all this
and anoa TO t aciouat of ml.ery, an 1 many valuable hres,
totMbxp&Waxx!ifeom.ax.,ystemmmmttd^vbm J
“ thß »«4 of du’ose, nud so takes 0.l the cuvo by which
tbs sins or misf.wtunes of the parents .are bo often: vWtod
upon Uidr ianccoat — j
I>™ ms mre .t to tteiroluUrsn to r.’mnl th-ra ngttinsttho
effect, of rcotslfc,UisrmirMxt ty
fina cMuroa of putnu tint hard at any tac I«n affisctai
,rilil S&tf&a or Svphilia, mm it tothemmlTCj
to tokapraamUßaassUast tha <ha>as! bein,; *.,lvea In (hem.
Qnyaott’a Enroot of TctW Dotk-aM SnaparWals a sure
notidoto Jo such casf^.: -•• •"■' '
wlvertL«€aa?Dt.:
> A ibis.cbdce. jast rock'd axui for soJo- by “ -'
A A. J. STCART
feKt,p—A small lot of pttrac, Just rertt ami
A=J?l sate by ■ •-,... . ••: • A, J« STUAKT ■"
- artfully prime Jf. O. JiQgar, far
_ j? !ft bv [>*PSSI **- 3. WATJSU3f AK & SONS,
‘S’fJ*™* »» Orleans .Molasses. In
iTX oak pacKjifies: -obblsSt. House Molas
for sale by. [nep37] 1. 8. WATERMAN' & BONsT^
34»1SH— lS'liMa Late Superior IVliito M*u;
W 8: . .‘J 0 . ' : ForsderliV
ec ' > -‘ u S- WATKMUN A SDXS.
tCKKTS A2*DTHib—-00 tfrasUoaYcr Uu<*l;ofsi
? A^^s^X^^ SSSSSSSS!i
“IS IS- WATERMAN A fiftxa.'
n ,uUf cll ? u nnd uuidicx of VomiKUyson, im.
L pcrlal f Gunpow\)er,ami Itlark Twuvfor ralebv
sf ?ri WATEBSU.N&'SONS.
(T^iu^r^t'ii 0 1 CALI, !a W stock,
\J JmtwTOiveaet W. fl. SCini£BTZ\
nJMtftkctstak.
: JSUUTB AN I* MlOtlS—Can be
X Jfonod to groat Tarlety, nt V~. B. SCHMBBTW ■■■■■■'
: Market strek
—»llmtrocem\i,at X. A.' MasosT*
a3l ” rtcic ° t 01 nml r to i»rt«a
IWv PLUSit—A. A. Maboji .A Co- have just received an
asaortonent pt ; Silk Plush, eultablo for Uoanota, Cloaks,
wp27 ■
SUaK AND SATIN IJONN£T3.~a: A. Mam* * Co.havo
-ii B L rew^l Silk end Sat Laßomieta, annnrtvaK
ICU MSOJtWBttt “ POp27 ’
JSS A2W duiLoiiKfi»a. SUUES,--rParcliftßßrB of
f ™ s ? Ooo(b ■ should not forget that W. E. Sanrem,
xiy Alarkct stroet, has tho largest and best assortment to bo 1
foonq.in the city.- ..gapjy;l
f RAUS--11XX) 3 UUflhel bags, in store aaJ fbr
V sale b> A. J. STUART,
; opposite Monongnbela nooM*. • '
':SmUhfls:!d street;'
BIjANKKTS! ; one thouKm4*w&
Just rcceired, rant* extra largedie—fieUinir Qt
A. A. MASON & CO:
: Nas.e*andG4 Market street,
IOFFEfi— 23S bora prime green Bio Coffee;
■ . lOpocketa best Old Government Java •
In store abd to arrive, fbr rale by . ■ . -
L. S. WATERMAN * SONS,
008.80 ana 81 Water.'anS B 2 Firatst
I—Tho greatest Hook over written Ja
JL tho English language, Is the abovo book-Itis publlshnl
complete In ono latgo octavo volume, of 235 panes, fries
60 cents a copy. Just received sod for mic at
• • 1
° !0 bhS°uSS‘ : 4Ulllty Carocc “ M «”i
20 boxes extract Logtrood;
25,.' do. CHocolato; '
. 2j> bbls Lovering-'a Crtuhwl ona PuMiSumK
IbWOovea"
Mbbl. Nutmegs; .
w mats Cassia; ■ • ■
10 boxes No».l Ginger:
12 do Mustard;
15 do Ground Proper:
ft. do do •. Alspice; ■ -v..
C cases Ground CUuamon; c F6r Fato W • •
t. 8. WATERMAN & aoNR.
AUU& COMiIU&J AXl> LACE UAIX2KM
Morocco, touunclod &ufclu.=, and Jenny Mod 1 a
Just received. TV. E. SCmiEHTZ,
'' • 10~ Market street.
asssras&wss&sga
51 st - Clair-.trect. Cjr Wtolesalo and BoMl S,
' GKEAX BEDUCTXOH OF'pHffiPß i
CHARMS a. MOOlffi, NO. no wif ftir
nKU&Ymow?'
>AJiu,n uiwui. uo manufactures and Lns on h»mi n‘
jj»J andrfficollent .assortment of
~ Scrubbing, Bladdnff r Halr r -NaJl and
V 1 DiaUo or tlus bosfcmatoriaL and adaDted far
iuo lathis or any other market. HeronS also invito at*
Sft? TARjasH BRCSCCE9 to on4
‘lhl.f£?£ S.SS&S'SM
SSS toVrUcteS l^™ 91 ' 63 ’ layiua to «“»
w
v^ C<t ' other articles jjqnerafry kept for
H. CHILDS & CO.,
WHOLESALE *
SHOE WAREHOUSE
W«. 183 Wood Street, Plttaburgh, p* ’
.TT ATE roecirai thdr extendve Jill stock
H-2)00 cams ofMetfsoad Bovt? T%at«S I -S? wa ? la rtf
Children's Boots and Shoes, “rtl:
Wool Hits, of every raSety, sdaptS *” “I
ALSO—Men’s, Boys’ and&SdreSiHit pS£ n ‘ , .
Caps, of latest styles and r»S><.Zy a * tatc> nosh and Cloth.
Their stock haring teen selected with
SKSSK** "®
‘ S', ’ . * -tr '
r\C \ iH-Pf' .% '\i . ■ /\P>
((s' ,„ • \ *' ,7 ts
C 7, ~ a,, > Ct N V/’" 1 * W * 6- < r / V
-' ’ IP V’* *p '7\" P-, n*lsfp ‘ v fJ,\>- *
•MfiliTE Site. WABP ITAJi-NIStU—A superior artclT;
v t w large assortment, just received and selling bv
-“P 2 ; A. A. MASON A CO.
J'HWir C !w'^ a 107 r & eC -Strect,SO casea boys
•and lonths’ ILtpund Thick BOOTS: 2Q oust* M«n r i Kin
Ihlri amt Calf BOOTS. (noW
_J IM . Dozen Knlf Woolen 8ock»,
1,7 ‘ b “ <tozeo ’ ■* No - “> *-
■«pgi.3t«
_ „,WAJSO FORTE IIfSTRXTCTIOS I
h'S* to * nform ilia pupils ana
or Mttahutgb, gaueralljr, that ha'Will ra-
JSSEWng.instruahon on IhcKaoo Porto, Guitar, aha In
ss!»%ar ttofctsSS
nwt ob 4
CUJijWajSS—USO fecgtj N&ih;
O 250 boxes CI&?s;' -
32540 s CornUnwtos;
■•■•. 25<lcs;Cag3:, • -
.50 bales Nol and 2Lotting;
■ :■ .10 bags Pepper; . •■■■■■•■ •■'.•■;■“ •
• • 5' do Alljraico: '
- • ■•••; .v;2bbls Cldtcsj
■' .1 do. Nutmegs;
- •.••.: SO- doz Beaver Buclzcf*:
Eecoivedand fur by
_ sno & MoonniAD
**pl3atar.
I : Atw Boolat thtau BriiiKT
<2 00., No. CJ Hmithfieldst
* IX Bleak Home; - price 12 V;cents,: : r
aS^tt^totssr™ oU KnEii * Biorj ‘-
Gorm *
?iShn^i?^. S ?? n ' ;f i rS ' ptclllte - rri»2ScEnb.
cb “ tm “«»*-
. ,;Ko, 27 Pictorial Fi?ld Cook of the Itovnlulion. 20cpnta.
i;*’ 1 «. SIISEU *<».’,
Periodical Store, No. IQ SnuthfMd street, .■•■; : wp22 - •’
*4nn iuu ;
UV” i" Collqoi
lQ.tirrccsltJce; :
J® half chests choice Yoanß Bison Teas t
. 2’' . <io . Imperial Ten s '•
<lo .GuupovrUer.Tca;
J® s»™,WW>ctcd hraodj Tphflrco;
%-• JO ohls No 1 Herring; •:■■.,:.■•■
..: i® half bhls No 0 Madccrel;
. 60.Mi15 N0. 5 large drt; •
.-■ : Ift blta OH;
wiU \? pvent assortment o t ffrocotlM and
mnuSicturps. Al.so, a choice *tock of IJatiors.
D oi ?CStl c‘ of Brandies aSd s 5
perior Pid Bjn KorsaJo bj '
IIKNKV SI’CCIitOUGH * CO, •
corner of Penn and Irwin ate.- ■
■ .. BAKD IKSTaVMBaTS. - •
- TQJPT 4*;MKM<Olt» No. 81 Wood street* is now opening
V o very and entirely new stock of tbo imst pa£
trass and grrotjy improved SAX. nOJINS, and of greatly
nxincoa price*. ■ ■ ..■ •:■ " • /•
£ Slat Soprano Sax Horns;
£ Slat Tenor do:
1\ Hat Alto do:
B. Flat Baritone . do: ‘ :
... v B and A Flat Baa?: • do;
: .33 Slat and F Centra Baas iTorna: .••■■■•••■■. i
New style Post Iloma;
■ .■• New style Cornetts,’ In cases; ■ ..•.••.•* ••
stylos”™ * Ck '" Bo « ,<s > of 011 Urn iHffercut keys anj
snateS&S 3 0F SAX Un
- ■ • Books t' rßooks S**' : BiMka
M’ G C™rS.SW,, Town;,, Emcrrort,
%7 t ’ R* Mid UnltodStatcs Spollcrß. •
r &TOUL s,Town s, Eclectic, and English Bcatfers; -
-Kay’s,_GreccleaTs, Davies’, BmlthV Adana’. ; Smilov'A
n 8» Chaao’s, and Emerson’s ArithmotteT^
' tttt’TaraiSSl”"’"’ Smßh ’''> Bu,U '" 1 ’ I '* Hrnioy’s, end Dm
; Comstocjrtv Parker's and OlmstnuTs Hlstortw •'■"■■■'■
offeSjw’statel: 8 WIUW '’ 01,11 ooo<Wcli:a
«BdW >tH ' ton, *’ nteorJr Ci France, Greece,
» *“•>* «* ™
bourdon and Lorio ofMathe-
MOBQ A* N > «« Wood street.
H. MINKE .4 CO/S, ;
wo.^aBmitaa»i<ißt.
*c. ■ -
VT 100 bags prime Bio CoSee;
25 do .. do Laga&yra; •- •
20 bjufa-prime New Orleans Su*ar:
SO bhla Eefiucd <£?>
WJMsSow Vortgynip; r '
5 b H*5 d J ls Jf 1)1118 K °» T«k Syrup:
40 half dusts Orem and Black Teas;
75 catty Bomb ao do:
aoo kegs Wasting and lUfie Powder;
. 150. dos superior Corn Brooms:
30 boxes Olothra Pins;
25 doa patent zinc lYa«h Boards •
-■ -80 boxes Borin ond PblmSoaot
.: ■ SO* do .PeaseStarch; • ■ ’ . .■' ■■ ■ ■
, , 20 do Bpcm end Star Cafidles; .
20 . do diocoloto and Cocoa: '••
6 do • Babbitt'S Yeast Powdor* '''
.10 do Farisa'&nd Corn Starch; . /
e : ■
6do do Raisins:
•.. . .5 boxos (ienoo.CUron; '• > <
6 frails YalenUo Almonds •
S to 4 B’B 8 ’ 8 *#»«•!
122 Wood stroftt.
FALL ANZV^'^boODS,
»JKS22»,SfeS^aS@J
“■SSBS^'SSS^*®^
®?sfeasr
efisasasß! 1 " ■
Brown anS Bleached DrlUuSi:
Merinos* ••; ')■-• '. K-r'^:-:
woolen ana Canton Rjumeb;
1 • IxOKitry and a largo assortment: '..•••
t‘ ' Kftlwns,laceshnOdgiiws;
amhricsa4Mn]lsfasU^
I Jells, CSlsra and Cufls;
I |>rc=i £Uk,andsHk nandkOTUcfa
■ s^srctS?£S
Hrs, Elcht Bsyeml Xhlitj- EoarCloSksfofe?l kS 3
Itoery, Dcogs, it, to onmewstoct-SSjSL^^w
not beeaeomnorol«l. <We mmld inriSf «!!: •“L’? ll '* kas
tenttonofdtyand conntty toenau^fpS?« p ® rti<: S l,r ®t>
nere, M they may rest asstffed~n?S?ip„s? i4 '?L sO 4 MilU-
ofthgrmU. “** Wewm “*>» It an ohj^t
** ■ *-080*400.
43“ Meofcanlcnl Remedt«»-.Unte an. head
wedcalgnate a nnmbor of articles thsthavebcen introduced
latcjylbr too purpose of relieving certain disease
formitiosj that cammtbo reached by the appllcaaon of medi
clne3 proper. Among too most Important of these are—
I SnoOIiER BEACE3—the objcctof which Is to euro stoop;
r ed shoulders, * ‘ habit ofloaning firrtrard, hollow and flat'
chostjond Tory frequently removes a tondency to diseases of
too Pulmonary organs, dependent on these: dispositions.—
These Braces are strong, well made, and adapted to the use
of ladies, misses, boya and men. The Gentlemen's Brnco is
rormed in each a way aarto answer, the doullspurpose of a
Brace and suspenders, and ata price very- littio above the
: price of suspenders.. The pnhliO may rely on these. Bruces,
as being what they arc represented; • many prawns of weak
andhnUowchcsts have been completely eured; anil, in some
..cases, too qinmmferen».ofAho: chest increased os muth as
fcur inchoSEthns giving to too lungs a fnUer action, and
amscqocntly adding to toe general health and strength ot
pTB f? SES ’ dJHxnmiAi. euppobtebs, Bpi
nalSupportors, Suspensory Bandages, of every variety now |
Tnrolesalaand BotaU Druggist,
auSWaw* t ’ COmer ° f VlrBia ? u «7> Pittsburgh, Pa.
. Scrofula. It is dne. to Bier's Petroleum to say
| thatit has been known, tocompletelyeradicato every vestage
, of this dreadful disease in less time than any other remedy,'
and at less cost or Inconvenience to the patient
. .The thousands of certificates'in the hands of. tboproprie
tor, many of which are from well known dtlaena of thccity
of Pittsburgh and its immediate vicinity, go to show clearly
and. beyond all doubt, toat Krea's Fernoumss fa a modicihe
of no common value, not only ae a local remedy In Htraty.
tit, Maiinahm, Btofneu,. loss of Sight, but aa a valuable
internal remedy, InylUng the investigating physicians, its
woll as the suffering patient, to beeonro acquainted with its
merits. 1
I Those having a dread of mlatures are assured that thljJ
hottied as it fiawaCrom
"y’W”*', A. Js.rmit hears dale Avgust !i, 1552, totohich.it I
l",/bot,J£jr), I
thl,t I have been so badly af
flmoi si i h Sr* 114 £ r toe last seven years that most ofthe I
,tlme I have boon unable to attend to any kind of burtneas. I
I■■**?’*• bTOblo to watkand confined to my I
h«h and haro been treated nearly aU toe tkuahytbc teat I
I JhydciMsotrr wuatry affords; loetnsioually-grteomem-I
actl continued to grow worse until Dr. Foot!
recommended; mo to try tho Petroleum; op Hock OIL I
mhlngclse had failed: I did i ISt I
’JjeAstonishlngjit threw toe poison to the sturfaeo I
pjhls may certify toatli I
lent ulcers and otoer dlsraaes for which it is recommended |
t£ye?Ki,‘Ji^ Ilf l a f n “ 1 rec ?? implKl «*» be a
toy of attention, and cansafely .say that success ha* attend-1
edltaure where otoormratfelne had firiJM. • I
Per sale by allthe Druggists inPltts^uJ"hs°fmisrf'iw. I
JAMES P. TANNER,
wnoifiaue »£ALKai» *
W 5P2? 8 ; SHOES, BOHHETS, ftp.,
i; : . y®. JKxxl ,Btrrd r Eetvxgn 'Third aftt- IburffL 1
v v mttsbcugh. XOUTUh
berqre buying. wpS.2m ' •
’PAtLBaVNOTRIBBOSa-A. A. 3Uso* k Co„ have
J. just opened *0 cartons Fall Bonnot Bibborta. sepM •
mEAS—I6O halt chests Imperial; Gunpowder, rouin liv-
I a™ and Black Tnus lhim good to fine qUaUty- recoived
and for sale by fscp22 KIXO k SIOOiUIEAD. '
S i\ TLN , larp> amtaSSTS
Yj aexr acd lashloonblc Bcuntts, Jest rrccivaL
-S** 23 A, A. MASON- k CO.
50 £^?^}fo aae,nßt,t “ J
street 7 ]
» 1 A (treat many per.
remedy will &^fcffi?? l ; < n?vS^J riU,i<;on “. A certain
Bale brJ)r. QESO 9: Coast . Pusra,. for
tgOiber,. .,,
(thlnl ItoOT.JtttwSm*2?
oil Acconufaati SciJl; d BPEVt!&^?^r > ® l^n, :? nictt '
J>. B. SPJWOJBIt, friitod OW&.AlS;’!*** 1 ■*?<»"«•»
&» cxtoaM
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SSPpi^^fT
samt5 amt T 1 5 J ? do * 61 U Cantccs,
4c, at wholesale soil rctalL V. H^j£Sv«“^
• - Chesput corner Fifth* phihriclnhu.
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Our motto la, “<2<n,J; Sale, amLSmtfi
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-•- lfr3le*s anti others nro lavitc<i to iH«o n»»*Wn w
<r sffiSrnl®
tXLI7..m corner Second ana Archsta, poik
sgiasssssaasfiisasgS
S«p »^- C iwo ,n «if Bt th. followup
n2%ESt<£ti& feSMftjS* ntn '“ n)> #c “ wln * *
“"S'* for pMdren, ftomll A. M, to 2)>. M
- ■— : —i ---•■■•■■• - >■•<•••■■• «.-laor«n.».
Kip 3 ” nßiv?^viTi?ni?l> on JL,H ol '*e»—. HUrr-8
POWfliillrf—Xliig i>owUi!r In otfofttf' (othn
K?J. te w gV™ <™» «a tie jH» m fa
tho only medidne knoirn ndspled to tint vanomSSl-ni
rfSir ullor InwmprtJnrr
ssssissisitsaSiStjssjsS
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comerof Wood Tfrgtn tsef.
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consulted at 88 Arch street, Philadelphia, trrni 9 A. s?th f)
°S an o^® 4 UndWdod uttcnttea to
°* special practice has enabled him to reduce hi*
? Wlff nccess a» to find themest cent
bSptSSdStf CAacs by a steady attenttoti to tho
■■—— - fmggs
i^irrr.-rr^T,
fTs?*" c. Andmotk and
Cmtetioßa < ybn'i)ii<OT,atarBWwsrttS^Htt^tf,f oJ
pifS’SS Xf??Sj of “T e “U» Interest la -tbo WMomlb
fcuatoeM < toHwm. X a iSSS
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SM JO3ffPAHadDl3; -?■:
1 -Framn of.JUlralunii
.£WaM » randWate Jbrithe caSTcf
sm.KU'K, for tho cntutag term, ana
™lodcpeivlentCanaUate,ruiaweu]/££S
Ud -rf h TO V a , l * fellow-dtlWa of «U piSi
of tUny-tae jcara (iure ttoaSonSV)
; {s*sE?3lS?'“•“**’'* • ,uainc *%l trust mTcheiaeteru^ :.j
too>m to tlie entire comainnlfr, os not to rmntoTn? J, S
•-2» LUKE Looms. !’
A. G. JIUXTZ.
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►lppi Bltem and tribntsrta. °” 4118 011,0 sna StiMfa- h -
ftJK” against Lower Kamara by jFJre. ■ ■
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