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JM ill sSlll ■mm s Wom *.. ■■~>m?^-' j +-.--- -.**•••■ .•$•/ ■•■;- >• ■ t Z y\„ -Z * ■• -» l ’ " » ■' V *P’ “' t *- Jr -V : ■>•-*'.*■-' ■ -•- '\ •■■ •■'.■ .; v -' ** **’'■. •■- : ‘ ‘ ■1 ’ '-'■' * -' " :*j\i ', l V '. , . .. *■ ‘ ‘ V. •’ '■' jifc ®JL illlilp jrapgjl 11l JMtf Jftarning |W. ItC&T IUHTOt ~...TBOStA3 J*nTUIP9 ■ Harper's - Phillips* Editors &. ’Proprietors. PITTSBURGH: WEDNESDAY MORNING' FfUcc. - - • -• UU4 4. T0 y 8 .,t0 li*Caauaon Brotherhood- EOHAI. DEBIOCSATIC TICKET. -t-lT*- =JEQR PBESICiar. J. ---■. * ~ FI|AKKLIN pierce, K Op^Ns\y t JfASIPSimji •~ z "' >- Km YieE"pRE3n>K?.T. _ WILLIAM R.- KING, ' OF ALABAMA. •• Democratic Electoral Ticket for-Pennsylvania* - - . SENATOBUt . WILSON XPOANDLIiSS, "GEN*. ROBISftT PATIEK9ON. r 1; NATtfANIKL It JBLBRED, ... r-. > -REPRESEJTTAnVr iIXCTOBS, District 13. ILCxEmu -14 L Jomr Curroir. •-1 ?. 16. IBAAC SOUKSOS.' 16. nsjmrFsriEa.i-; 17, ifc 'MAxttsxi JTCistnr;. 19. Cca. Jo&Etfl iPTkmm.Tv 20., VTatiAH S..C<3MaAx. 21. AXDB CTftß irggy v 22. Wnxiut,Dvxs.- - 23: OToax Sv-JJPCjuiKpn. 24. QEOEOE K, &AEHET Zhstnct* ... 1. PfiTER Loqa*. 1 2. OeotwSJL Mahtw. i : •, . f 2. Joiry JliiXEB.-, . ' . . 1 4. F. W. BocKitfs. ! 5. JLSTCATyJr. . v. . ,! a. A. .. ■ :-'i 7. Ifofl.’if: StßiCJCLimv*- 8 A, PrtßM. 9. JOIVtoFISTBR.‘ 10. JAMES. a 11. JOUHIFjIST r 'mtSS. >. . 12. „< ■»*« 1 . Tbe Electlon -wlll tako place on November POLE RAISING. ' A superb Hickory Pole willbe raised In front of the ofHcc of the Morning Pott On Saturday . GTeuiug-at 4 o’eloolc ; -®fe Hon. G, M. Dallas, . Hon. W. Wilkins,- Col. M’Candless, CoL Slack, P, C. .Shannon, Esq., and others of onr most popular:- speakers will be present and address the; meetiog. SCOTT’S SPEECHES. If there is anything that his occurred daring the present campaign, which has amused the people more than the overwhelming' defeat of the whig*, it is the silly epeeehea Geo. Scott has made since he started on his political toortothe Bias Lick Springs in Kentucky. It is not neees ■ aory for. us to speak of the nonsense he uttered at the Monongohela House ia this city ; his silly talk in Cleveland:about lktM.‘ Rioh Brogue,” and the inclement weather, .has been givea to onr readersiwLth truthful effeot. But we have not noticed any of the return speeches he has made smea he caught the ‘'fleam his ear” ia endea voring to blarney the people of the West. . In his return tour, the. General appears to be desirous- to inform' the citizens of large cities that "their towns hare grown from what were at: one time small villages; -This was an astonish ing discovery for-Gen. Scott to make, bat It is very provable. that before he went to the Bine Lioksy he bad keen-informed that a philosopher almosf as nstruse as himself, had discovered that “ large oaks from little acorns grow,” and that navigable rivers generally run past populous cit* > ies. Wo are free to admit that Gen. Scott is aware of these three facts, and it proves that he is willingto admit that- a small village may beeome a populous city. We will quote a few extracts from his speeches to show how. highly he appre ciates thd ialects of small- vUlages.making them selves big towns. The first speech from whlob we will quote (they are all made at random,) wds perpetrated at Sandusky City. He says: “My friends and (e)low-citizeus —friends I may well call you—it is impossible for me to sit I still under the very eloquent words which I have i just heSriispoken, and under yonr very enipha tio approbation or them, without making my ac knowledgements to my honorable friend, who has poured out a stream of eloquence, containing so many allusions personal ..to highly colored, no doubt, b.qt with, perhaps; some* little foundation in truth. I say, I cannot Bit still and hear- the address, and the applause nth which it has been received, without rising to of fer my thanks.” After this, the General goes on to tell what ex- i ploits ho performed at Chippewa ; he goes on and refers to tho kindness of Providence and the remarks of Frederick of Prussia about something - to eat for his army—r Scott cannofrefraiM from harping upon the Ami/. ' The General then throws .in a little “blarney” for the Catholics, and puts in some “rich licks.” The f&flwlng “staff” comes from the man who, buto few years since, was “ firedwith indignation ” against I thenfc and sat down in his parlor to concoct the - basis of the party which eventually burnt down i the Catholic Churches, and massacred the mem bers of them in tho streets .of Philadelphia. In speaking of some -of his imaginary exploits in Mexico, he says “ My honorable friend, who has addressed yon in saoh eloquent terms as altnosc to deter me from attempting to apeak, has referred to eome scenes that occurred in Mexico, to one or two of which I beg leave to advert. He has Bpoken of the protection extended to the Churches—he Slight have added to the persons and property of all. I had the warm thanks of the Archbishop of that .country, for the protection given to the Chnrcb, and also those of bin people. I had his affection, his thanks and his blessing.” Could anything be more contemptible than suoh an appeal to religions prejudices ? It is a well known fact to every intelligent reader, that in the progress of an army, no building, either eharoh or domicil,;..i3 held sacred from the as- eault of the conqueror. We all know that our army took possession of the Cburohes in Mexioo, and turned them into garrisons when necessary; WO all know that they mined their way from one portion of the city to the other, through private* dwellings, to accomplish their conquest, but Gen. Scott now contradicts the truths of history, and desires the people to believe that he was a great respeoter of Churches, and that the “Arch bishop gave him his blessing.” Oat upon suoh hypocrisy ! could anything be more transparent —any appeal more chringiDg and false. The next we find is bis spdech at Buffalo, and he is still harping upon Bmalt villages and large oities. Hear him: • ' ‘ ' Mr FOAOWCmzraB: lam happy to bo ablo to feel that I .. am not a stranger among you. .-It 13 now forty yeore and one week [ohjshockingj rfiicel flntvlzltcd tbit place; nines 1 flrat auightaview ofthe mighty inland ocean which now lies spread beforeihe. It it upwards of forty years, as your Mayor has ran!ruled me, In nattering terms, since I was cal led upon tofonn n camp ol Instruction id this neighborhood, and since the army was that organized'and : prepared for those great isittles whlcli mir countrymen do not now choose should he forgotten. I well recollect the scene* which were enacted In this neighborhood at that period.' " They are bre’t hack forcibly to my"mind this morning, when I beheld some of my fellow-actors in those scenes—lor, although so IQ^ny hare passed.away, I thank God that a few stUlremainof my • old companlonsof 1811. In the space oftlmo Which has In tervened since then, .Buffalo has passed from s hamlet to a mighty dty. Thanks to the enterprise and intelligence of its Inhabitants, an important city now rises. Gen. Scott Caught With His Breeches Down—His . Sight Speech. At Carrollton, Ky., he undertook to make a speech to the ladies and gentlemen while divest ed of bis unmentionables, and expressed himßelf as follows: My countrymen—l have, for tho flrat timeiri my life, been CAUGHT WITH MY BREECHES DOWN. (Cheers.) Fa tigued with the exertions of the day, and supposing that in the quietness of the night I should not be caned upon by my undressed and retired to my bed. 1 tru suddenly awakened with the news that tho people of Carroll* ton wantedto-seeand hear ah old Boldier.' tremendous cheering.). To riseat any hduria no. hardship tome, but redly 1 think my'appearance before you, in gown and slip per*, not very : becoming. /Laughter and cheers.) Allow me to thank you for your ulxiuneas. and to assure you that no* thing can be more gratifying to the footings of an old soldier than gnch hearty greetings an you have exhibited towards me tonight. Mny Good bless it point it wonldmake in a panorama of an itinerant candidate for the Pres idency, to have him represented making a speech to the ladies"trith hia “brcicktadovm." Oh, shame, whereiß thy blush. Instead of going to the Blue Licks, Gen. Scott should most certainly; have gone toSbirtTail Bend. It ie adeligfatfnl - location for all gentlemen who, like him, .are, Wfllinglto Address an audience of ladies and gen tlemen Vrtth their “breeches down”—the place in very appropriatelynamed to suitthe costumein which the General haslateiyappeared atCarroll ton. " v Thanext iplaeowe find Gen. Scott making a “ fass”" iB;at ;Aubpni, K. Y.\- Before he went there, however, he read Goldsmith’s “Deserted Village,” and put iuto his speech some beauti ful extracts. He spoke to "the loveliest vil lage of jiie plain,” ja the following, terms* “aibeaiofltUilirai I htf« JuslTlirtcma to » most els quant address from your moatiexcritont al#yor*-in your be* half, anti the cheers of approbation whichfiu my ear* over whelm me with gratitude autl dcilghU J remember Auburn os she wo* thirty years agojia tho words, of,Goldsmith,.- u Tba lou-llpst village'oft be this lapse of time. I ftnd. Itutoad of a descried village, a thriving and beautiful - city, filled with men of stout hands and stout heartl and eminent patriotism. (Loud cheers.) The wonderful trans formation I see Is difficult to realise and comprehend- It Is glorious, and inspires my heart, alreadj overflowing with uubonmlrd pride for my country. - - . . •' :.";OCTOBER 20 Is not thaj a,wonderful T speech/fijt :n esa® da(e for the Presidency, to. make, who but a few days before addressed tho people of Carrollton with his «■ breeohea down.” Breeohes, although extremely practical, and- at some-seasons-very obmfortable, did.not.sujt the poctio turn of Scolt’s mind-when hB- addresssed “-Auburn loveliest village of the’plain,”’ and he attended to hie burtons. \ nex * plac|-.w.e -find him noting how “ tal* from little acorns grow,” is at Syracuse IMis Bpeeoh there he eaya: ,and fcUtfw vUkcns of Syracuse—Tu the midst Of. thlsclty, and-of till▼&<s population which I soa around m«S I kffalo . behold umlrade, which cdulU not bo beheld by r & jtrAVolhnr golug round tho world, except in America. I have passed throogh. hero/Whenj hardly a house was to be Myn In this neighborhood. I passed along again, and fow < houses grated tho viqw, find now a city novarf ihu ground. This is growth almost beyond comparison. In £urope there to? not a city of this qst bepn the growth of contarifts. Here your; Iffy-springs, as though -it wore from the very earth.on which It stands. But, fellow dtisens, the .weather is Inclement, and I will not detain. .yoo.many min* :ute«. I return you my thanks—my heartfelt thanks—for this greeting—this spontaneous grating Of for an old soldier.” .. i : Xho military. companies were then drawn up, and the Geherol appeared on the balcony, and made . . * • He said. I have been mdebrdellghtad with the appearance of tbo military companies present on this occasion-—your ap pearance shows that you have studied tactics, and I should not bo ashamed tn.oxhiblt-yoain.contrastuwUh-Any military company: In llQston. I am' thankfhl 'oiust bid you adieu for thopri'senL Happiness bo your present and future portion. Farewell." A delegation was-then introduced from Oswe go, the Chairman of which made some very sen* eible remarks, which were replied to by General Scott, in Bomo very a;Uy ones, reported as fob lows:— <> Mr. Chairman, end gentlemen or Che cinlogmtion —ltgires me gnat pleasure to roceiTe your gnvtlags. I • eau truly say, gentlemen, I am very happy to see toel’ As your rhnlrmsn remarked, l am familiar with T-«v« Omxrlo," and with She stirring- eecnc* which hare been enacted In its ▼Wnlty. It would hare given me great pleasure to hare vidtal Oswego. Imu waited upon at Rochester by a very respectable- delegation from your city. Inviting me in visit you. . I intend 10 do 00 ir-tny life Is spared within the out one, two, or I am happy to learn that your town U now.a flourixhtaj?and prosperous city. I frequently vUltod it as a mere hamlet. It was tlw theatre of a -well fboghl battle, in which the gallant Major Crane bore a die* tingokhed part. I was not present there, but It render* yourdty interesting in the history of our country. I should have been happy to have visited you, bat could not tarn from my route, on my return to my post. Rut, I assure you, gen* tlemen, that I shall visit you within the next one. two. or three years, i thank you, gentlemen, for your kindness, and wish you health, long life, and prosperity." We.have Dot room to follow bis balderdash fur ther at present, but when be visits Oswego, one, two, or three years hence, if we are living and well, we will pat the wonderful event upon OUU TRIUMPH IN PENNSYLVANIA Never was a victory more complete and glori ous than that won by the Democracy of Penn sylvania, over Qalphin Whiggery, on the 12th instant We hare carefully added up the official returns for Supreme Judge and Canal Commissioner, so fares received, and bavo taken the vote of Bia- Leb and Joiinston in the counties to be heard from, and wo find thnt Judge Woodward's ma jority is already 10,000, and that Qofeins’ ma jority is 13,000.- We believe the retnros of the counties to be heard from will increase Jndge Kooi>itari>'s majority to 18,000, and Col. Hop kins’ majority to 15,000. Let the Democracy rejoice and feet' glad—let them shout and he merry. / But, friends, remember tjjst you have another great contest before you. On die 2d of Novem ber, the! Democracy of the Old Keystone must "(tern out to the polls in all their strength and and wipe out every stain and veatige of Democrats! shall our majority be 20,000 or 26,000 ? Ton have but to will it, and the latter figures will chronicle the result! BBATBB COUNTY OPPIOItL. Messes. Haepeb & Phillips : - The following is the official vote far State and Coanty Officers In this county: Democrat!. Supreme Judge. Whigt. G. W. Woodward-1693 | Jos. Boffington 1608 Canal Commissioner. William Hopkins..l692 | Jacob Hoffman 1655 Michael C. Tr0ut..1633 | John Allison 1068 Assembly. Sam’l R. Vance..-. 1662. B. B. Chamberlin..l629 D. M. Courtney...l67l J. D Raney 1682 Orrin D. Palmer.. 1660 J. R. Harris 1627 Jas. C. Ritchie Thomas RusselL—l673 | Poor House Joseph Donthitt—l762 Philip Cooper 1697 David Shanor 1620 Trustees oi John H. Whisler—l7o7 | Jas. E. Jack50n....1744 j Yours, trnl THE COON COKES bOWI The editor of the Journal has the manliness to acknowledge that tho Pennsylvania returns he oopied from the Baltimore Sun of Thursday last, into his paper of Saturday, were fraudu lent. Hear him: “The Post is correct, in say ing that there were gross errors in tho Balti more Sun’* figureeoftoe result of the Tecent vote in Pennsylvania. Bat when that paper adds, or intimates, that we knew when we select ed the Ain’s calculation that it was Incorrect, the Post Bays what is not true.” Welt, we will charitably suppose that our neighbor did not know that the Bun'e figures were incorreot We hope however, that our ex posure will induce them to be a little moreoare ful hereafter, when preparing election returns. A Democratic majority of 16000 or 18,000 l.i Pennsylvania, don’t look mnoh like a “Whig gain,” wo are very mnoh Inollned to think.” Pennsylvania Railroad Company va, the Canal Commlaaioner*. The case of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com pany against the Canal Commissioners, came be fore the Supreme Court yesterday. Chief Justioe Black was absent The Railroad Comphny, represented by Messrs. Dallas, Meredith, Bell and Ofyson, of Philadelphia, and Snowden, of Pittsburgh, applied to the Court to postpone the oase. The Canal Commissioners, represented by by Messrs. Stanton, of Pittsbnrgh, Cbampneye, Lanoaster, and SL George T. Campbell, of Phil adelphia, resisted the postponement, and insisted that as the public officers had been arraigned be fore the Court, they were entitled by law to have, the case heard; that they were ready and desir ed the most prompt investigation into their con duct The Coart deoided to postpone the case, it being Insisted upon by the Railroad Company, Who were the complainants, until the second Monday of December, at Philadelphia. -Mr, CUngman, Whig M. C., from North Caro lina, has written a Btrong letter against General Scott; in whioh he says: Convention atPhUadel- WKL.TrithMr.Hor&ceGreeley, tho Editor of the New York 2Vfotma,T»tb of thou being veil known as intimate friend* They were utterly hostjlgto Geo. Soot Laud sald>thatjhe could not possibly be supported by v th?m; oaaceountof his Nativism and various other yiioV enumerated by ihem. Why is it that Mr. Seward and ..those gentlemen .have since taken up Gen. Scott and given him-the nomination I. ■ ' The JVtiunc man denies the oharge. He says he took.no part aa between Taylor and Scott, hat' wasfor Ctay ! The Tribune'* Nativism, indeed, if not quite so oid, has been quite as effectual as that of Gem Scott, for it assisted in the election of all the Nativiat representatives sent: to the ■Assembly,' the Senate, and Congress; for " this State I ' ' U7DTQI3 BPUX T U-‘' Beaver, Oot. 18, 1852. CONQBESS. Commissioner. 1722 | James Moody 1464 Auditor, Hiram J. 8r0wn...1623 Directors. Jos. R. Martin 1636 William Elliott 1471 David Dunlap 1411 1 Academy. | Bioh’d P.Roberta.l472 | John Barclay 1438 tly, W. D. Scott’a Nativism. OLD PAYETTE. We learn to-day thwtheofficial majority in old Fayette for Ge6r gP £t Woodworks 922,'andfor William Hopkins, 992. Thctioiteat in thiseout y commenced early and wafeicarried by both; with warmth .Bnd.vigor.vTbe whig,hail for their principal stump’orator, An drew Stewart, who talked about nothing but old Churebusco and thelariff. The result has shown that the people of Fayette ■ county are not to be gulled by clsp-trnp on J humbu'[tgery. ’ ’ .. . .Volunteers,’’a company that did. good service in Mexico, under the command of ,our townsman, Capt. William Quail, are'almost' unanimously in favor of Franklin Pierce, and a number of them are doing battle on tho stump for tho just cause of Democracy. This speaks : well, for tho brave soldier, and only■- proves our oft repeated assertion, that a large majority of tho brave spirits who fought in Moxiotf aro Dem ocrats and wiH Vote for FranklinTfierce. ■ ; We have,, assurances from .several intelligent gentlemen frop Fayette, that her majority for Pierce will reach 1000. We say, all honor to the Demooraoy.of.“old.Fayattc.'’.i We,can appreciate the feelings ofoprido and pleasure that pervaded the mind of the editor of the “Qenius of Liberty” when he penned the fol lowing; ; “Most nobly have the Democrats of old Fay .ette done their doty—their duty to the State, to themselves, and tq-tho whole country /They buckled on their armor with the determination of making a fight worthy of their glorious cause and time-honored bapner, and .them labors have been crowned with more than ample success. It would-be a difficult task to say which 1 township did tho best. _ Each performed Us whole duty,” apd spoke oot in thunder tones tho total route of old federalism. Iu nearly every township the Democrats have increased • their majorities and vote over Bigler’s last fall to an extent thhtwonld hardly bo beiloved. We rejoico at this result.— It is the foreshadowing of tho triumph’thiit a waits the Democracy in November, for tho feder alists in this oonnty hod their , tioket headed “Scott Ticket,” and we have no doubt this was tho case all over the State. But there was not that magic in the word that the federalists bud posed. The people, the yeomanry of tho county and the State have spoken, and set their seal up on federalism.” . - From th* N. V. llcialil. THE TOTAL ROUT OP WHIGGERY The question is settled. Tho issue is deoided. Tho fiat ofpnblio opinion has gone forth- Frank lin Pierce needs only now the formality of an election to bo carried by an overwhelming ma jority into the Presidency. Everßince the nom ination of General Soott by Seward and his allies, the public voice,, North: and South, has been swelling and strengthening against the unholy alliance, which, at Baltimore, doomed the whig party to destruction; and now, from Pennsylva nia, Ohio, Indiana and Maryland, tbß people, in a clap of thunder, have scattered the hopes of Northern obolition whiggery to tho wluds. Penn sylvania, the sheet anchor of Greelcy'sestimate?, rolls up from teu to twelvq. thousand democratic majority. Ohio, alike .-indispensable to the sao cess of General Scott, caps tho climax of his elec tioneering expedition Alt ho public expense, in a democratic majority of from ten to,twenty thou-' snml. Indiana responds to that' “rich Irish brogue,: - by from ten to fifteen thousand majori .ly for tho democrats; and even Maryland echoes back upon the North the same terrible music; iu a majority against the whigs of Baltimore, of np warils of three thousand! What a blare.!-How It has swept from the Potomac to tho De’,aware— from tho Delaware to the Ohio—and from the Ohio to the Lakes, like a raging fire under a high wind, among the dry grass of the prairies! How awful to behold! liven Florida, away down among tho everglades, whether whig or demo cratic, has gone against Gen. Scott. “It is the sun of Auaterlitz V Only look at the majorities, and the unprecedented success or the terrible and “unterrified democracy.” o. Pesastlvaxia, —State officers. Rod a gain of twj membere of Congress; 10,000 to 12,000 m ajority. Ohio.— State officers, and a gain in Congress; popular mojority frog) 15,000 to 20,000. Indiana.— Almosta clean sweep. Democratic Governor Wright re-elected by a very large ma jority. Maryland. — A democratic Mayor electe<l-ovcr a very popular whig, in Baltimore, by the extra ordinary majority of more than 8,000. Irish Affairs. ■ Wc learn from Ireland by the steamer Ameri ca, that the grain crops are generally gathered In. Potato digging wos going forward, and there are not any complaints of the diseaso extending. The esaulcnt appears in the.markets in fine con dition. Dublin had been visited by a frightful gale, ac companied by torrents of rain, which did consid erable damage. From all quarters the cry is still the same in relation to emigration. The population la fly ing by wholesale, and unless some unforseen obstacle interposes, the next census will show a chore startling result with respect to the de crease of tho old race than tho official return of 1861. Tho Belfast Banner announces tho death of Rev. Robert Stewart, D. D , the distinguished minister of the Presbyterian Chnreh, Brough shane, county Antrim. Dr. Stewart was the ablest man in the Irish Presbyterian Church. A destructive fire had occurred in the ware houses and stores of Messrs. Riohardson & Bro thers, York Btreot and York lane, Belfast. In less than three hours the whole range of build ings, one containing 80 tons of flax, besides flax seed and grain, and another having a large Btook of ootton yarns and embroldored muslins, were totally consumed. The damage done is very great, amounting, it is believed, to about £60,- 000. ’ Another State In Column. By a despatch from Soath Carolina, it appears that the vote of the Palmetto State Is nearly unanimous for Pierce and King. This is anoth er State in the Demooratio oolumn to swell the triumph that awaits the National Democraoy in November next in their contest for the Constitu tion and the Union. Look at tho Pierce column - Pennsylvania, 18,000 majority; Ohio, 20,000; Indiana, 16,000 ; South Carolina, nearly unani mous ; Alabama with a largely increased rote for the National Democracy , Maryland coming on with her vote for Pierce and King, and little Florida redeemed from the control of the Fede ral Whigs, and now ardent and omphatio in her Bnpport of the Demioraoy. .This is the report of the battle field and these the signs that indi cate the incoming of the Democracy and tho fu ture seourlty of the Union from tho attacks of Federal Whigs and their Abolition allies. Out foe Pierce and Kino.—Tho Chicago Democratic Proa says that F. J. Littlejohn, who in 1848, was tho whig and Free Soil candidate for Governor of Miohigan, is out for Pierce and King, and has taken the stump for their eleotion. Mr. Littlejohn is one of tho finest slump ora. tors in the Union, and in Western Michigan, whore he resides has as much, infiuence as any man in the State. For many yoars ho represent bis district in the Senate of the Peninsular State. Such an accession is one of which any party might well be prond. Msjor E. Backus, of the United States army, arrived at Detroit last week, from Fert Defiance, 260 miles vest of Santa Fe, whioh place he left on tho 17th of August. He reports the Indians all quiet A Brief Litany. From all bores, book biters, inquisitive peo ple, tell-tales and hollow hearted evil doers, de liver US. ; From long winded,prosy essays, hnrangaeg and bail storms, from high winds of adversity and rich relations, deliver us. From whimsical wives, pet dogs and fashion able daughters and $lOO shawls, deliver us. From other people’s babies, and their mint sticks, from harangues about smart children and their capers, deliver us. -- From rheumatism and lumbago, quack doc tors and water cure, pills and potations deliver us. > ■ -■ . •■■■ . From smoky-chimneys, scolding wives and: wash days, deliver, us.. ' ’i - From amateur poets and love sonnets, daneingi masters hooks,deliver us.., ... -..:j From politics in region and religion in .poli ties, deliver us. j PEHSSYL r AMIABI.BCTION, 185 St. Supremo Jut a knd Canal Commissioner. S: Juige. .. C. Com. ' 1801. ■'fir..; ■ ■ "1., .! ■*.* 1 -~t <©.; 5_S £ Qm- ■ a * "a .■ S '.S’ 5. f v* A - COUNTIES. Adams Allegheny ...... Armstrong...... Bearer Bradford ... .. ; Berks', a. 8edf0rd..:....:... Bucks Butler. Blair Cambria. Carbon Centro Chester Clarion Clearfield Clinton . Columbia ....... Crawford ........ Cumberland Dauphin. Delaware ... Elk Erie...:.. Fayetto Franklin .; Fu1t0n....: Orecno Huntingdon.,... 1ndiana........... Jefferson Juniata Lancaster........ Lawrence Lebanon L0high........_.. Luzerne Lycoming... | JleKean i Mercer I Mifflin ! Monroe Montgomery Montour. Northampton .. Northnmberl’d. Perry Phil. City & Co. Pike.. Potter Schuylkill..,...; Somerset........ Susquehanna... Sullivan Tioga .*.. Union;. :. Venango Warren Washington.... Wayne. Westmoreland , .p-oming 928 I 962 '2197 '27821 130711 |2016! 3247 15203! }1837| IJIMS 2019 Democrats in 5 Eoported m THE PIEECE AND KING PLAIFOBH. Sentiment of Frantclin Pierce “Br Fbanecin Pierce : The compromise Mcai urri of 1860 and the Next Hampshire Democracy 'f’Bpon the former the latter have fixed the seal of their emphatic approbation: No north, bo SOOTH, NO EAST, NO WEST UNDER THE OONSTITC tion : cot a sacrp.d maintenance or the com mon DOXD AND TRUE: DEVOTION TO THE COMMON BROTHERHOOD.” . I Accept the sominatios oron the peat poem ADOPTED nr THE CONVENTION, NOT BECAUSE THIS IS EXPECTED OP MS AS A CANDIDATE, EOT BE CAUSE THE PniSCIPEKS IT EMBSACES COMMAND the approbation op mv jcdoement*— Frank Pierce, - The platpdbm as laid down bv the conven tion MEETS MV COBDIAL APPEOBATION. It IS NA TIONAL IN ALL ITS PASTS ; AND I AM CONTENT HOT ONLT TO STAND CPON IT, BOT ON ALL OCCASIONS TO DEPEND IT.— Wm. B. Kitty. I believe sucb an institution ono of deadly UOSTItITY TO THE BEST INTERESTS OP THE COt’N TBY, UANdSSOUB TO OUB REPUBLICAN INSTITUTIONS AND THE LIBERTIES OP tnt PEOPLE.— lHtree on a National Bank. The Scots and Graham Whiff Platform. iP I HAD HAD A VOTE ON' THAT OCCASION, IT WOULD HAVE BEEN GIVEN IN VAVOR OP THE LAND DISTRIBUTION BILL, THE BANKRUPT BILL, AND THE SECOND BILL POE CBEATtXo A TISCAL CORPO BATIOS—HATISO LONO BEES UNDER A CONVICTION THAT IN PEACE, AS IS WAR, SOMETHING EPPICIENT IN THE HATERS or A BANK OF THE UNITED STATES IS HOT ONLY NECESSARY and PRO PER, but IN DISPENSABLE to the successive OPERATION* OP THE TREASURY, AS WELL AS TO bant op the wants 1 op our commerce and cur rency. Gen. Scott's Circular of Oct. 20. 1841, in tchich he uas aUudiny to the hard cider extra lotion. I NOW HESITATE BETWEEN EXTENDING THE PE RIOD or RESIDENCE BEFORE NATURALIZATION TO TWENTY-ONE YEARS, AND A TOTAL REPEAL OP ALL THE ACTS OP CONGRESS ON THE SUBJECT—MY MIND INCLINES -TO THE LATTER. —Scott in 1841. t> Scott is a vain, conceited coxcomb op a MAN. nis BRAINS, ALL THAT HE HAS, ABE IN HIS EPAULUTTS, AND IP BE SHOULD BE ELECTED PRES IDENT, UK WOULD TEAR THE WHIG PARTY INTO TATTERS IN LESS THAN SIX MONTHS.— Borate Greeley,in 1848. The London (British) Them, of July, speaks of federal whiggery as follows : “Onrown SYMPATHIES AND OPINIONS MUST EVER LEAN TO THE MORE MODER ATE and “ENLIGHTENED” of these parties who are GUARDIANS OF FEDERAL TRADI TION. the friends of,peace, and the OPPONENTS OF BLAVERY!” The " Queen't Court Journal," published in London, and the organ of the royal government, says: “ w « notice that our neighbors across the wa ters are engaged in a bitter Presidential conflict The CONSERVATIVES have for their leader Gen. SCOTT, and the democracy, who would transverse the poles of the earth, and call it PROGREBS, are led by Gen. PIERCE. A 8 A CONSERVATIVE JOURNAL OUR SIMPA THIES ARE WITH THE FORMER.” “YOU ARE INSTRUCTED NOT TO ENLIST FOREIGNERS, FOR THE BATTALION OF ST PATRUCIA HAS TAUGHT US THAT FOR EIGNERS CANNOT BE TRUSTED. ”_GWoi Seotl’e instructions to hie Recruiting Officere during the Mexican War. * FACTS FOB THE PEOPLE. IT IS A FACT, i»97 a .V he of ‘he United Btates, in 1827, through their great leader, Henrv Ciav “ implored God, in his meroy, to visit our favor ed land with War, with Pestilence, with Famine, with any Soonrgo other than the rule or a Mili tary Chieftain, or a blind and heedless enthusi asm for mere Military Renown.” IT 18 A FACT, That the Whig party, in 1862, are running for President of this Republic, a mere Millitary Chieftain at the head of the Standing. Army whe never held a oivil offioe in his lifo; and they are attempting to inspire our people with “a blind heedless enthusiasm for mere military renown.” IT 18 A FACT, That tho Whig party denounced our country’s war with Mexico as “an unrighteous, unholy, damnable and God-abhorred war”—stigmatized onr officers and soldiers, engaged in fighting its battles, as “ murderers, butchers, throat-cutters skull-breakers, and entreated the Mexicans to “ welcome onr troops, with bloody hands to hospitable graves.” ’ IT IS A FACT, That the whig party have now as their candi date for the Presidency, one of tho most promi nent officers in tho Mexioan war— a man whom the Western Btar, a Whig paper published at Lebimon Ohio, styled “The Chief-Moxioan Butcher in n Land Pirate War;?’ and that they are urging his claims to the Chief Magistracy of the Union, upon tho ground of his Military ser vice performed in that war. * • IT IS A FACT, . ts f P“‘y. prior to tho last Preai .dential election, denounced the then existing Demooratio Administration— tho average aUnutd expenditure of whioh, inoluding the costs of tike ?» J y 3*3.897,916 61-aa « extravagant, wasteful and corrupt -i administra that ehoMd ahu^fkn/ S° Wer ’ ttey “reform abuses, and-practice a system of most rigid economy in toe pubHo expenditures'. ’ P IT 18 A FACT, ““dwthe present Whig -the annual ex praditees of the Government, to the enormous fM stun of $56,442,481 00— S <ar GMphiniam, their GardneHsm, “3 111651 Corwinism, have plundered the National Treasury of wdiiio^f ■J - y'l . WJhLH E T %' g § i •/r. :■. ; >i 5500" r 6680 7146 >5444 ■ 5206 ...... 178723748 > 54081816 -674 1717 6378 990 11001 998 .2176 2746 8166 2024 8287, I The Postmaster General has appointed J. B. Fayerwcather, of Barliogtao,Jfljt», special agent to attend eiolojirely to the transportation of the mails between the Atlantic pities and St. Lotus. - _ At Charleston, on Friday, there were Are deaths by yellow farer. At New Orleans, last i week, there ware 23 deaths from the same dis ease. 4276 1819 {UCO 2211 1800 859 982 (740 1659 12291 3675 81200' 82132; 3. J. Hollis, keeper of tbe Lynn City Hotel, was on Batnrday fined $lO and costs nnder the new. liquor law, an cl his. liquors declared forfeit ed. He appealed.' Scott .and Graham are bothon: the stomp elec tioneering for themselves; but both wilt -find themselves on the 2d November in the same pre dicament that the prinoipal one found himself at .Carrplton, the other day ; r atltr bote in the pan* tdtoaet. Present ron Feaskeis Piebce. —A splendid ring, intended as a’present to General Pierce, ia being manufactured ■ -in San: Francisco. It is said to be of the most costly workmanship, and will, when finished; weigh one pound and a half, andbe eight inches in oircumferenee. The gold Is of the finest quality that could be obtaiued in California, ted the workmanship; is of the most excellent description. Itis vaiuedotslooo. Its shield consists of the American coat of arms, showing tho stars and stripes, with a ebnerntrie shleldiof the great seal of California. Tlie Annual Election cf the Managers of Lvjjr tho Temperaneevitle eod Noblcstown Plank Road 9™P a ‘>y, will ho held on Uio first November, at 12 o’clock, A. M- at tbe oflice oftbo Treasurer, No, 02 Fourth street. : JAMES P. TANNER, VKOIXSAUJ ItCAIXS IX - - 7 BOOTS,. SHOES, BOHKBIS, i Ao. SO nil od tflrtfU Between ■ Third and JburtV ■ • i rmsßcwiii. . . . . atoek embraces every variety and stylo of Boots, hlwes, Bonnets, Ac- purchased direct bom the New busluid Manufacturers, adapted expressly fir Pall and Win ter sales, and will to aold at eastern praxis. Please call and examine before buying ■ sepS^m BONNET RIBBON3I—A. A. Mtsox k Co. have just recM asploudld aaMrtment of new sty la Fall Ribbons. oet2o BLANRMS! IiLANKCTSf-Jun Ismdvrdt at aTaTSI: eox A Co. a, a large assortment of all the-celebrated octal '“A* A.iiutQ!i would twpect* /oily IqtlU thaattanttonoi: purchaser* to their eaten* awrtmentof Wintcr fchavls, comprising every variety, both in die and quality. opt2D M ' nnus - „ A. A. MASOX A ca’B. . 62 ftxul 64 31&rket Klrvet. [^KAS —3U half cheat* modioni to extra, one tiruru; W do do £a metallic *£lb. package: . 1,0 Oolong nod Chilian; 100 owldy boxes do; Octso ' j-D- ffitmiia t co. [JIBU— a) bbla. sbd ball bid*. Aon 1, d aou ,1 itactent - P . 10quarter do No.l ,io- ■ lOblu Ko.l d„: SO boxes Scaled Herring; FaraU.br' octao . 3. P. WILLIAMS * 00. 123 Wood rt. BKICK— aWiWQ ola Brick, torsOo to »nj-reqolrai qmm- Uljffl, uai on term* to make it *a object or tdraattra to buQdeza to purchase. Apply fa •• T 6... TAAfFB, MAQCIRB * BANJE, 112 Second street rBAOCO— 60 boxes prime *■«, Bs, Id's,ana lean Lamp; 6 do cstmimlda gndHdfTßdor ' loj© Diadem Twist; X do Crompton Stfawtwiry: 20 keg* No.legist; .. j- P- TOJJAMS t CO. Baxx ot ITrrsacßun, i • nOSTOMABLEtoiI* Act of ttalSh Aprtt IL, \_/ regulating Backs, a general wwHnp of Btoekhft&ifcM rfN^to“nStS“ llta * H(m “’ oa oct2o3d of the fundamental principles of FreemajOnrr, 0 uronnd specolathre, ss well in a leHgtoussjamSal wllU esplanattomi sad pistes of slTtfo emblems of tbo'dfr , tered ‘FProtioe, (fellow-craft, master: mason, likenSS Joiph a * " ntet 00410 L. B.T.C. MOBtfAN. No, 104 wood at. Tu£S£I“m!SKSS AitMe.cou'KuSS^ -OPXMONS 02 IHE PEES 3. ; ~: ... SjSriiSRSA tnUileHnrtwa UTelymumernpon KSKffiT ‘"mi la a roWs triboto to the «»£»: Acuity orraeth.' S^fflKraiaßfsfsSs^. the gmcrri reader.”—JV™, Tark EamgduL K ™ UII »“ «•»&.2SC- _ LKBASOiI miBSIEBfr Four and miles west of Httebnreh T ON ME WASHINGTON BOAS. ' ms Nursetyconndm orar 100,000FECIT terra *>ooo Cherry s£* sloS^ffiaStt 5 _ I,ooo QuinceTr*?4 toSiSTh^^S^ 3: 50Q Apricot Trees, 4-to 8 i*>±HWh- HS2£%tl . Plum Trees,4toB foeihighfa) ’ - _ _ 300 Catawba da - ■ ;^pgfesaa»^s -«*• &w.<AaiifcSgS.>. 1W BAGS UKKUi WOCWJEH7 A °TOdo do do. do;' , - TOBt,aaifors»l^n'U^Mt£TOr,’bT n ,tore c !® d S a -- IAASth, MAQUXEE A BASS, ll2 Becood street; . H. CHILDS & CO sH OE WARE Houser ''jSBSaSffiS:«a« msdram^nSillLyi L^°»g?3»*«i enables than to ■aSSS?* orfi® . oronthdr “3>S£; lnt,ri * ty<Ml *“* «*miM They have tlx, joatrecehia 8000 Sides Filina Nov Fork S ol ® •** of ’'W l * »01 b® aold at I<nr tain. MpSSaßi , vi‘*'v ' • .. . ! ? ti’.'.'>';ir «:■':£, rf;Vv-:-‘:;Vf ft :;. :-.:^'.’v;;:i. , --. : ,;.-.-.'.^: J ;;:.-.. ..._ v j V* v t “ *> v *«** e -_ ■ dollars, am! that'fbe“BdmJntBtration has prt*eftt-. oda scene of e2trsv*gance» ; peculation* } swind- Hog, robbjsry and ooxrtiptjon whicltfindaiio pair?- allel in theblstoryof thfij ■v;-:.:'.-J:.- IT IS' iI*ACT r J , That thh.Wfcig'pi&ty-sre now aopporting.tLS, •4hei r candidate fojthe^ice’l’reEfdeQey—forihe second oXaceln (be gift o£.ihe Aneric&n people —rttCMß who Toted against , the Tariff of I&2* as shown by record# .-i The .foregoing are facts—stubborn facts— .which are attested by the history of the conn* and which no mao can- sacoessfolly gainsay* JY.*sSYS£44CQnsistency morn,glaring! ffas«T». .<? hypocrisy more detestable,? Was everYiliai by “ore unblushing! >t Ho# can ah intelligent .poMicJonger reposelany confidence In the pro fessions of the Federal Whig party T flow can an honest .and peofip consistently Tote to place such a party in power?— Ohio Patriot. -Item* of Sow and KUcellany. A man named" Janies McCaffrey was so ee rionsiy beaten andstabbed by a parcel of row dies, at Baltimore, en the 16th, as to render his rrooreiy almost beyond : . . The Riggers were on a strike in New Tort Citylast week. Fort of their grerianeef, as told by them, are hard to be borce. .;Theae grievan ces amount to oppression. '"We rejoice to learn that they hare tented It off:' ' ' ' John Ik Stephens, President of the Isthmus Railroad, and author of the., works in Cen tral America, died in Nets York,‘laat week, aged 74. A lady recently plucked a rose in Greenwood Cemetry, and eras promptly arrested therefor. Sbe got f)ail for her appearance before the magis trate! and when the case was heard she was fined fire dollars, ’ * Daniel Webster has been melted to deliver the oration at Dartmouth college, and Oliver W. Holmes, of Boston, the poem. , the India Bnbber Factory at Antonia Conn., together with tbe Car Spring Factor;, and seve ral other establishments, were boned down on Wednesday. Loss 5100,000. A Mr. Lather was severely injnred. . M. 11 BROWN, President A cans Zooms, Treasurer and Bcc'y, octS DEW AaVEaHSEHEHTS. )n “AhtUKdHB HkßttLNtl—in store on tom •*\J nfszxUDt, and Ibriale by TAAWJ2, iUQrmti * BANE, octJO .UJ Second street. octSO WffiE—lM lugrpriafl Klo; ■J 2i do laguftjm; SO do Old OoTrrnmffnt Jsts; Qct2o ; J- D. WILLIAMS k CO. JUNDKIKS—IOUsacks Sue Baity Balt; * 20' do Hull'd Buckwheat flour: 10 bbis. Crushed and Polrerixed Surer: lOboxesCasiQe Soap; 6 l(f do BoekCaady; for sale by 00120 ■ ■ J. P. TO.m«» s 00. JOtm BN-TDKR. CmMw. . 'V' '^ U r ott l* E*t«ct<rt SUH k “ d Sar **P»rHl» i.«jr jor Hereditary TitinU, • .■■•■•■■,■.• .v^ of iailrMus!*ur. eniw* I flnintt which they inherit torn, their ■Buiraa o( th» KttKO SoA and Sartafafißi wm ,u »T« & rat amount of tafacty, wad many wumieiiwi. tll» sins or misfortunes of thu pucuta anrao often TtSSt upon their innocent offspring. . •• • ••• Vtt**- ParcnU owe it to their children tq guard them ag*irat the effects of maladies that may. be ccminunieatcd bj and ehfldrcirof parents that hare*t any. been «*T*«t**V with Qpisiaxptiartj-Savftda or themselves to take'precaution against the d&ase belngrerlredin GuysottfaExtractor YeUcnrDoclc and Sarsaparilla is a jut* antidote In sudrcase&- ••• ~Jt&* See adrextlaenjenfc. j JDr, JSWi«me’« itTtrJPUIi I Were not, liko ths quack . nostrums .cf-tlErday, got i up with a TiewC to profit bat were -dbcorcwd 'After. many:'] yean of study, by 000 of tbft first physician* in the Halted. , States, and used in his private practice. ailfir io*riced nmi cess did tod the most approbation of j>hydc£&2& tad others, who had yitmusod their effects. Possessing all 1 the flens&Te lfeelinga of wthoronghtbred. physician, Ur. MTanedreaded being (Suaed with the-ahaltoWiWetenden who crowd the coltrmns.nfrhA tu>OTn«wa-.«tfk *tnir* of • “ aameim remedies,” tua tot » ns-. ,\ uc2ti, “( >“«aj that ha wooMpiocWmhifl great remedy to ttaputoj buh SnUly.afterjnwh jiertiiaaion-«h.tha part of poyridanr md othari, ifhoTiad wilacaredtlw wonderful edrea cffetlod by the Urer Pill*, ha eonaanted. to prepare It tor general uac. The fijliowiag Moreen, will 'bearju out. In this u medical testimony of the efficacy of therepms;_ is to certify that I hare- been associated with Dr. J!2^s? tl i\ prt< ?£; of: ' n »aVi™-fcr nearly troyear* tad a halt thare had many onportanltfoi rfwitndraing' the good effects ofhia tlrerJPnf; and I heUeratlnyhaTe Proportion of U»diseases j)i toe urerp than X nave-known eared ftad-teUeredhr anr other course of treatment. -Oum Moaais; w a? Jor sale by most of the Drogglsta and Merchant*, and by tha sole proprietors. J. KIDD k CO . a CO WoodstrS*, Dr. FitehU Abdominal Sii|porte»t These are instruments, srbiefa, bj the support they gUe, are Intended ta cure Jprnlapso* Uteri, or Falling of the Womb, & disease of considerable preTaleneo at the present day* and one ve question has ever been cured an Instrument of-this kind, to giro support fothe broad mnsces -which keep the abdomen-supported. j Medicines an of eery little use in this disease, with out that support, which la .ihcmry given by this instrq- Those supporters have been known to euro very bad oacsof Prolapsus Uteri, In a short time. Inlso Jeep other Sopporten l , at pricesjaiyfag from tifia to S&BO. ‘*»««>ulna WASU&STOV SUOCIe BEE BEACE,comMnins Shoulder Brace and Suspenders, for Ladfea,Ula»s Boys and Men- These Bntts, irTnow worn by nwlyCTenr person troubled with a habit of lean ing forward, stnopod shoulders, narrow or flat d.wt,end la ftet, la every rase wheraitis desired to Increase the rolama. andpowerof the tunes. No person who has worn this Brace, wm ever do without 1L Also, TRUSSES, of every '“lS? *“"•?? MW? HraS » or Bnrtnie. tS True* tor children will care. 4S?* large diaroanto to Wholesale dealer*. Wholesale and Retail Druggist, street, comer of Virgin Pittsborg^PjZ pLOTHSI CLOTUBN-A. A* Shsot A Qn-. Jure jut *U opened 10 eases fine Fmteb, RngTfah and Am~U n I£road Clothv*3&Qrtal colors. Also* 15 cases plainanil fanrr T»faae«s. - - * aepX6 T ADlEb’ HABIT CWTH.—A. A. Haao* & 00. have iast JU *oaaT«l 60 pieces fine French Habit Cloths, splendid suitable and fashionable for ladles’ ClosiavSack*, At TJUttK THA, WINE ASD X; tto abore can, obtain them-of tbo >ery best onaliir; cheap,too, at*MOfiBIS , r!EEXMAB3V«st iiteof tfin VWBO&-- ' ‘ /- : BPpS '-' "Tj'OK BALB—Tea shares of the Fayette ■ nferturinc JP vill be sold or exchanged at a bargain, if a? plkdfcreooa. ‘ THOMAS’MOFFI3T ' . "P* •' • - "JfogaFlfth 'street.."' U> v £ti.— A. Aj Make* A Qx, hare just neetredaiarge ] J. assortment of Men and ladies* Gloves,comprising gfri, Kid nnhhort and Fleecy Silk ; TalZaU. Plush, Cashmere. Ba>- Ae.- ' T - f . - * ' Sd4 eOFFKit—JOO bags fair to prune KJo Coifee; . . 26- do prim?Jara do; .... Arming and for sale by . ; '-sep22" '• bbU, feQperfljie; • J- Id. do Extr&; ■ . ' . - 12 do ;Raej OH CCmiftMOOTit and far ftnli* by KISGAMOORHRAD. FAi’i'KKJf CLOAKii.—A. f JL just received /per .Express,) cnotberi splendid assart* ment .er tbofle fashionable; Clodo, of the latest -Parisian styles, and of all rises and qqaHtlca.- •■ wtlfi ttUfieU A J«luutO»r ' - -••■-! TrrnOtESALB grocehs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. : TV RTld I>«Uersin Prod nee airs,' J»0.29< (new bptidlngx.) Liberty street .■•»>■: «p«L OAOOO.Jtte&-W&nt«<l Immediately! • r» Section Nos. 10,11 and 12,'0f the Pittsburgh &na wtaubenrillo Railroad, to which liberal: wages will be paid, regardless cf faction. - octl&3S* M diatoek is now rweiTing- and opening hi* Fall slock of now and rich style Carpeting, at the » arehouse.No. So Fourth street,- to whkh tre invite the at tention of those wishing to furnish steamboats or Houses. • *ep3 . • . " ■ /O UXbMATI&M—Dr. Itrown »-newly discovered remedy, l SXi ita Khemaati*m-& a speedy and certain remedj'for that 5 ( painful trouble-. Jtnorcr fails.*-- •< •> 1 .•: ■■•- -"! : Office axul Pnroto ConsurtaUcU Room.* No. 41, DIAMOND, ritUlmrgli, P«3ona. TheDoctori* always at home • • •• «p 7 A.MPiJLACK—6O bbls. assorted;* sawka*-‘<h> .do; •« 10’ do • - : d^"Bulk; - *•• •-. • llUO&Svflennnntown. Pot sale hr B. A. EAHXESTOCK A COi corner Wood and Plot street*- MercUanim and Uannftetnrcri’ Bank* ) ' Oetobar.M, 1552. 'i * ■A *fcrTnlrtccD-Irtwctorsofthi*Banfc,-wiU be" atxha Banking House,on MONDAY,- the lSthdar of November next, \v..v-7- \\TAjjHIAU. fcLLllXr—aUjXWgaMcmS- of hunuulf rnuai ff. dalphla Washing Flold, ftr sab fey - the pint, gaHon, ! ■g GROCERY STOEE,'SoreSvf i Fulton Streets;'- also, by HARRISON * AN- ; DREWS, corner of Fourth and Feny streets, and dealers J generally, octll : A SI wkh todisonlinue my present huriiussvl will sell -Ta. anything and everything In the - store at FIRST COST. CaU soon if yoa want a bargain, -a* 1 am determined to *elL and no hambog. . i. K ■ _ JOHN &. KKNNKDY, N(v.94 Market street. R.—AU persons knowing thetnadre# indebo*! to me, wfli please call and settle the same without rtelar. nett 3 n L f Bulbotu Koois, Fresh Imported ! TTTACTNTHS, Ttdlps, Crocus, Snowdrops, Jonquiiles, JLL reoneas, and <*her Flower Rooter ftU planting. are '■*s»>■■**•*****■ Trees, and other Fruit Tree*, Fall sorts; .Evergreens and Shrubbery, in great variety; Gooseberries, Currents, Strawberries: KiWrrfav Asparagus and Rhubarb Roots, from, the Nurseries of * - octlQ JAMEB WARDKOP. Manchester- i FOB. REST t rpHB three storied BRICK HOUSE, on thecorner of Fourth JL street and Poet Office alley, now occupied by James Wilson. The large rooms on the first floor' would,- If ore ierred, be rented without tho dwelling, and : with romeal temtions and modem improvements, woiiltl make a conre nient Banking House or a sparkma Store- 1 - - - • GAZZAMV ' Market at; fro tween Thlni and Kourtb. OR BALE —Two desirable Buikiing t^ps-rach l fret 6nnt on Eagle street, by 100 deep to a 20feet al&y; in .*■ healthy mkJ pliant location, and only a short distance from tire Court Honse. Price, MOO each- i - - t.in l fSllT^?^^* and^, C!lch2o fcet &rmt on Over* hill street,by4oo deep. Price, for both, $l6OO. - - «-? la 2rAl^ t > 20 feetfhmt ®a Jefferson street, Allegheny City, 85 fret deep to an alley; * Price £3OO- '• b . • _ r 8. oUtHBERT, General Agent, * t - octls : 50 gmlthfipld street. _Qr«nt Reduction in Prlc«t 1 — REINXHAN A 00., No. 42 fifth - • .Wood, most rapectftiily announce to theCsSaa '' dturaa of Plttobrngh, ilfcgbajy, ind’ iha - E roupdingcountry.Mxrll m to Witciuaiitm Dealers throughout tha West; that tier h»»e 'ihjt reoriwd their F&lVitcportathm, and have now opehed aiScwSd MATKIIIAXS ana TOOLS, that .x&rerer trrairht to this market. Importtogtbelr Goods mostly. ftsm torope, they Ve enahW to sell ehesper than «ay : dmilsr icatabtfibmeS mat of, thei Alleghenies, sodas cheap as any hoosela the an iodueeaent to- tali at tbU house, befere purclariog ehwxhere.- ■ nrtltt • JIAESUIi’S SALBI MONDAY, day of Si'ovember next,at IQ o’clock! A. St, all the right, title, Interestand el.i™ JJjKSLr; cwtelatnctcflhad, tltmta la *&;feorGr£mvll v ‘toteen «trf A lalf «w; dfr ecribed ae tbltcws—vTl: on the north br Eiz Plner rrpet- • on the oaathjr the State Eo»4 le-wSfronTcitrimto SS ;<m U» »athhy land. w - octlfc2lda3tw ■- • - , JOEK PICKET. Marshal. " 7 H - staES *co,sa. thro^ ??**!%»-* **• n»:AdvrataßS °f Lily Dawson, or, tho Smumtkzii of lv mm—by the lather ol SaunHopley. Pdn, f *T* No. m-fictorislField.Book. Fr£o2s cents! No.itputldl’B LirmgAgfc. Price _ too SripSi^ftSwnS^’ con WaiD »* Lira of W rtilo 3- •’ _ ttMISEU4CO_' ’ •^o,B3SndtMelii-»tnwt.-- _ _ -I»isSOl.BTio2f. . S-M’EEE, S ’ iKVUUYWOOB 4 CO. OCUB •----■ g.H.BTJ-V*On I , EE W 0 OOD 8! . C. ■WATT, KEECHABT XAILOB, : ■-*** Marixt Jtreet, between Sxond and-Third xtraU. TTASJusfc neetredlxi*- SALL AXIMFETEBB STOCK; at -Jj: BLACK and COLORED CLOZBS, FLAISaadPAXCr TBLTJSTCAgmnSBE, and SATTN V£BE(NQ& with * rvietj of .the newest style OYEROOAT 2N6S> »hlch ho is prepared to makeup is superior style, on reasonable terms, . ■ Cfrptfr’mm in want cf itahkmahle Goods, •nri fw*sw«hiy mt. wonlddovwelltD^ealtftod j- ; v JX>X4iZ.O£4Sl— offerefbr.salotohcan. piete system •ofGsaneot Pfanghttog, so AToahiy'kzwim and generally naad.by ttn.tndi'fif this-<tty».(Sefeßifc Phtia*irOit* «nl elsewhere;: aitfreMlawfeff pH™. rfs - >J | With instructions, $10*00; without laatructtons,- XIJXF [ The gmtjLmfngftdj and asegrato directions State* on receipt of |J,QO, b 7 ; -Msis?C?TOirT. ,lni^ • Tcseherrffi*imaii«SiWait i «*» : eeplSalaw jrS=> SJfJSMaSBIAH “?3\ Chusb€rils’<,>-CDnicrMrihba ( BdMidKtsaas.- Ithiri Hoot,) Plttflinresp’*. t B.iCrqooßspcnH,T*St'' " “!A«otm6mVSc;jCC.SPE{fiK;iMoetet*. , TH. smcih, PrinajalTettherof ffz&lßg I modal Correspoodenaj. £ee OTtOßtoJ.ajtLsT- < «ilnniT<. - ._“ 7wsa ‘ Painted Wfater^d^GfitC>S^> Vf. JtsntKSrf,- V- - <■ Cortaua Mate, and TrSgaedte t . . . angj-j-ji S*SB£SSSSSgS ' r f *acUted dwellings and ecoatTr*- " • • b - KUJQ * MOOBHBA WBSS&SISBSfiESSi ,lo *U we«a»r t frost g A. SLjfc&fi tiris* aa •Awrata artist la aad iiket**^«&&» *2jmSJ £*r'• ' w '- SSSS!sasass'' Ifoors C« cnlldreai ftoall A. M. tosP. 3£ : > - r•.■ ■ >-iw i ofekk or tieceuail pe&oiu ■-.:-; -! TFss? your HomiHOTO K&&VX POWDLR*—This powder InSTfetad tofijd " '•' l public aa a. guaranteednirfelbg tha. hww« jj -i llreenly medicmeknown adapted to•that pwpMeTSJIM ' orthatnoblg aaanai,. tbo to.Ubcr t wben tJouliled -.-■ with this ftommoa disease, should induce ererr onaharinw’ siwb, to apply tamfldfatelvjorthla remedy.-' For . raIOMUI mtafl at... Dr. KISSERS BroffStorei K<x,l«L - * t •' fe=fals»-. ... comer of Wood jst,jrad Tlrgln jifej. ; r . MILLER * CO. Koises-ln the Head, and" all dlar - f w -grecablc diachargea ftom tba ca? f wnTtfi-*- ' r centiyrfiiaßTed,withootpainorineen3r«Uoaj«Lt»Dp.HA*T*- "■ !• •' ' Llt, Itdccip&l Aunst ct tba i. T. Ear Suigexj-sSirho may bs i l coospHcd at 99 Arch Btnxt, PhUadfelpMa, Croß&frXJiLt* *' -/-if** 31. ■ ; r- * • ■■• i/ . t j •• IMrtoenjears of close ud almost ondiTttal attention to : }'- Una trench er apodal paaoUea has enabled him. to reduce hla ' ■ > - treatment to such a degree of success as to And tbemost eon-' '■'•■' p .flrxscu and obstinate •cases- by sttcidj attention totfat - -• * ■*< means prescriijed. faas» v >-£ ityto UmSKtionsry kailaKS,*} Jfr, S WgctfßttreVHitefeiTslL. ?‘f -**»W JspOTKl of my entire faterertji the BTwi.«;t.' ij . Confa«unary hu3lims.toMesen. Jv<iAniiei*oa :'' i; r take plearare-in. ftjrnri* nod easterner*; and hope to thm frflp-' fcheUberEl j&tnmsgu bestowed oatae,^ jrSv°ASSOCIAO?SD Jlreketfevfew^s: sSr^ : Company or,tfe*Ci ty orMttrtmraS! X # ■:: >“Wi V; H ALLASf- Vx&Uent—l&BEfoYigwsF-SSESIt £ + ic f : '■**■ •ViE^IS? 0 * HRS”«id- - 'fi - •: rs: i£ -■ Bnasnsß; •■ ? w j D * n<lsi Joint Aadaaa, -££«se* ■•:•:/; ' B<flwrt«ttnfrr, •_ • CbadMKen?■■;•:*>- • - - - : ’£ WIHiMa GormAn,* Tr'-:T" L r - ~ IT. TfiffiNY, *' . - A-. ■ A -1 baltaart. f oat of some of the most TaiSblepW. ! - TcgctaWiS kingdom, and njmbiatd tojn£ 5 Jag and taming qatlidt, 0 f tl» :> v | srithoataar.oritadeleterious egret*. A** — ■s c - of UwEtnynclaaniUfflumtfcJa ngtefimatftijfifffSS? , •/ Mtfc 0 *™ 1 - *»*•*•**££& 1 p corner of jWood BtmtindTinliiilbr. i.r^ . • ; • u- | street and the Diamond, uiegggfig. Degree lodge, So. 4,-oeetg reooreJ «od£joitJi ‘ ‘ -j SpSS*~ i -i - bS | ■ Sl^“4 &tolH * T5 «»‘ j r ' : -: ; -k U GO.Hobsk ;. 7 -rffiiliuiHa.jj,-- ' .;'• L.’ Wflliaia Eagaley^.-... _ ganmd i£r ? '- ’- " if - f ; - /Robert lfanlap;fc ' : o*'' 0 *'' ‘ : 3 “SS? SS ? T>ASB’B y CASSIA-2 bblj- for «U» bir ~ * XV-yais , ■ _a A. yAII-N’ESTOfIS ACa TV r WU 1 -. SHOtT 3USUVACIU£EB« B3U Dealer ta ocaH<2iisn’4 - *■< ■ Poniiiuiis,■f'jn'lMi l Goods,XaSJ -H00d..." ‘Sv~ second. ilcot brio* fismooiiaaejy PSttsbimrh. s>. ™no. ; V f? - PASHIOgABXa aHIEr BAHTTgAcrma-p - * < ■,jgs '.Wood «t,«a>aa4x# Wow DUmcod'iii^. > I Ul/JsihPd tilffSUM43 s Shirt J mfn’j PanJddl*Blz^Tro^'iop(^^y a ii' '’ " K ‘:. rafc gdactad ? «ray «Bm£_ f <”n» ittwrafSrfCTej •jtfeMa l ljMaras Aiasnwwd ,-;•. *. i-r'r-^: darittiity; *rfnnnfr :bft Haadterchkft*Hoeiay fc GJffWtJStaiwiej* Eodsr • [ Oartaeatoy of deagiptty; togetto* ;«fli 4 *»:v: - i - ?s^- W« Oosib%>Bnoh«::Jtoty Jjtsfcit ‘ ? - * Cgrafcßoctfc* in\ Booty Haßcfr,ag ca lsrg*-fnpiily: of . j cota* joift quality, at rxoa&sjfco* -v. - tbe ihq^ tkm ta-^S^iamg^>gSg»Uhtt!i^SS»^#J!Syo-: ; :-| 1^:^; ■ Genticmta’i-Una* isadeto cmto,withjttataaaL ‘' tr - £-?- hCyyMd fecgticfc 4Bd ta*tt Wwaifci'. - - —X -* V*'v-t v 1.".:, „ ' l XI _ 1;, -t *; . a\ \:c;i>-c''’'- >jv v * : v r uT’;^?€v:3 : :*3?i AMUSEMENTS. Lean job Mistaza;..— .—JOSEPH C JCSIEt 43"Doenopeo at 7. o’elodet ntiferalanw to .■■■.;■ U o'clock. - --r-f- J ** *** <minBß * AooiaßiSacadlta, Mr, Vednesdat EVEKISQ, October 20th, wO beerouitd =. > Skekepeare’j great tragedy of eichakd m. -US®*-? Mr J.asobwu. Jtfr. Brdjfiad. LMy Any „_M*Wir*fcle. Virile " IH£»PBBEIiBr > r Hl»v ‘ •'• ■ » T ** > - •*****'*•**•.• w y&fwjsfc: Vnw ~ foamYXLT filxaSi * : dSMBB t mC r * ATP E .iTo iTI L cabrattn the Un SPECIAL hxtices. ' ' W_.-Xiet4S.lor. " [rStASSEBOBiIODtHS, I. O. O .TftSSi ’ jUigarom lodje,sa,iB9, iLO-efO.s* tomtom' Wntgesdajerenteg la Wnhtogtop MB. Woodti. • ACK TEA. —Jfor tto best OoUaarauH ygr. ■wSr Bazsbyftiso cenli , aftup>tt>U» Pskla Ta.'Hnf*. Jj0.58 JlAh street, vhere the-reiy test Black nd SpS « -* „ O. Q« Maerf ortnfelfnff, WgtMrtptmf yfifly *«sr Wood street, between FiluTstreetknd Virgin #Jfrnr v - - &3Jf^'l l^ Ba,! L5^ S ” Morttt er*rTXasmi3?m£ng. j Mbcmhm Esoucrmr,. No. 87—Meets tetaut tUsd Trilay nontt, ' '*• VUaO£sßfißB, DtnizTSm 151 tfooaSSS- Office op stairs. Dr.FiatsbeenoonxMcted'Viih* th* wtafcUabmcntof Dr Bu&lfcen,«f Wbeeltag.fin'tbslatf " ETBJtarA. s. fftoafrfcn 15SVHA3TCJS ' COSUPASI! Itv HArtlhrd) gfayfr ttCQjyy); K •eta Office of the Pittsburgh Areaeyln urtSfots 3oon oOTCariy 4 Looeys. 2fa & pfoc^sreet* ' *° r4;tf ft.B>3gagoy,4gßnfc. ms - I (SreaSMT^tamatiteiKiarrafflt’ ,-_. 1 WvJSaaTnJJc OoattVi'.OMuriTajiefcSjr' "* L QEo.'C^’aßE.aw-^ofastart,i. - L IMcs, retail xt 12 U mni2s da. p«r box, -_ «$ _ U- 7 f — natry property. - .. _ _ ."A. .. . . Branch i ■ p: lory, sn»S»:AOT AfiCH'Hr£. WULADKLtUIA. OuTioottoiT^fc**&io«S £»& ■ ■ PlrufllsJ*: : x. ■, • :%,■:; ■ ■<• • , V -<9* P»ka«fflloaMg fe»inTßalta:i<>«‘irf drerif **.■:■. f.-f .fcnipnrehMlxy>el«nrl!ere; >- ; 0; X. mHjUSB-* Ott? T >'. •’ • t - »ni7:~m fi- ly. comer Second aad Arehtta- lMviV.— -.f ■|: - . ii ■<SY - J "“S- 3 64. " IT •. >■ V... • ■ , -c., •• ■ • ■S f \ _ V ' ' V
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