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fereiwftnitf. ELECTORS.
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POLE SAIBIN<f AT BBAIUPBBtIBOB*
•A Pole Raisin
-~» issuing Wu.. j plooeotSharpstuig,
onSstarday afternoon at 3 o’clock. Several dis
tinguished spealterr will be in attendance, and
address the meeting. >■- <■
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POLE BU9ISO
A superb Hickory Pole will be raised in front
ofthe office ofthe Morning Post on Saturday
\ evening at 4 o’clock The Hon. G. M. Dallas,
Hon. W, Wilkins, CoL Bl’Candless, Col. Black,
P. C. Shannon, Esq., and others of onr most
: popular’speakers will be present and address
the meeting. ■
DEMOCRATIC HEETOTG AT BIBMIHGHAM.
The Democrataof Birmingham will hold nnoth*
er grand meeting,“uf the Markethquore, on Fri
day evening next, the' 22nd. Speeches In Ger
monondTJoglish will be delivered. -
- There'wlll also be a large hickory pole raised
at 4 o’clock, on Friday, in thediamoad.
We are informed that the newly-elected Coun
ty Commissioner, Mt-Aloeo, made promises be
fore'the election, that immediately on his induc
tion into office, he would proceed to the Investi
gation of the defalcations of his predecessors,
and let the tax-ridden citiiene of the County
know hoar much scrip has been stolen from them.
If Mr. Algeo carries out the undertaking isith--
fully and/carlesoly, tho public will owe him a
debt of - gratitude. We have our fears, however,
that the influences which will surround him, will
cripple and render impotent ali bis present seal
and epeigy. It last any time an unpleasant task
to raka up tho dung-hill of official rottenness,
and .if the nerves of Mr. Algeo are any way
feeble or seositive, we apprehend he willshrink
from tho.task. We do not say this to discourage
him. . He may be, for aught we know to the con
trary, a man of boldness, independence and de
cision of character, and auoh a man as is wanted
in-the-present crisis; Time will reveal this,
however.
Mr. Magill Is elected by the skin of his teeth.
Had it not been for'the dread of Barker’s elec
tion, he would have met with overwhelming de
feat It is well known that appeals were made
to democrats on the election day to vote for Ma
gill, as the. only hope to prevent the triumph of
Barkerism. That dreadful contingency shapt
party ties, and gave the mostlucrative office in
the County to the mint: Who had it in his power
to explain the manner in which the tax-payers
have been plundered. It is idle now to expect
any disclosures from Mr. Magill, concerning the
malversation of the public funds. He will be as
mani as a mute in the matter. To be sine he
could, now redeem hia character, and cover him
self with benedictions, if he would explain all
heknWs, but the new sheriff belongs to that
echool of aro diverted
froni the straight-forward path of duty by a
dread of a fire in the rear. As we said, Mr. Mo
pn wnt pla/lhe mate.
Then, since o democrat ia not elected, the on
ly hope is in Mr. Algeo. It is said, Mr. Gormly,
•who is a gentleman of great sagacity, trill in
form him hoar matters stand, and help to ferret
oat the holes into whish the scrip has so myste
riously been thrust. The colleagues of Mr. Al
geo are, we hare eveiy reason to'Selieve, honest
men; bnt they were not eleoted since the deve
lopement of the plunder of the tax-ridden for
mers and workingmen, and do not conceire it to
be their duty to perform what they deem works
of sUper-erogation. Mr. Algeo will deßerre
great credit, if_.he can obtain their co-operation.
It is never too late to do good. people de
mand to.know, in tones of thunder, where the
one hundred and twenty thousand a year has
gone to ? If all- has been expended honestly in
promoting the welfare of Allegheny county, it
Will be a great relief for the people tobe assur
ed of that fact But, on the contrary, if scrip
for which the County was held bound, has been
purloined and squandered by officers who were
elected to honorable stations, and in whom pnb
lio confidence is outraged, then it is full time
that every thing should be known. Those jfho
attempt to screen and shelter them from con
demnation are particeps criminis. Mr. Algeo will
have some labor to do, bnt the consciousness of
the necessity and righteousness of the underta
king will give him the vigor of Hercules. The
Augean stable must be cleansed 1
Onr-neighbor of the Journal appears determin
ed to establish for himself the reputation of be
ing a great wag. He can write more words about
nothing thnn any man In Pittsburgh; and if do
teeted in giving publicity to a gross and fraudu
lent misstatement In regard to the democratic
party, or the democratic vote, be manages to es
cape from the unpleasant position amidst a oloud
of smoke. Bat let thatpass.
The following paragraph from yesterday’s
Journal, dearly proves that the editor is desirous
of being considered an incorrigible wag i
“Since we have been compelled to refer to the Sun’f cal
culation, we must repeat our firm conviction, that the late
election estabUKhe* the ability of the whig party carry
Pennsylvania for Soon ami Graham.**
There; can yon resist laughing at that? The
“late election establishes” the fact that the de
mocracy have whipped whiggery, to the tune of
EIGHTEEN THOUSAND, in Pennsylvania; and
according to the Journal, this affords evidence
that the whig party can carry the State for Bcott
and Gbauam! If the democratic majority had
been Still larger, say 60,000, according to the
•ogic of the Journal, the whlgs would have
the State with greater certainty “for
SeorrandGnaHAß!” Ob, whiggery! Oh, wag
gery 1 Ob, humbuggery I
THE gazette lying too.
We think it was Seneca who remarked that to
•Depress tite truth is even worse than to tell a
deliberate falsehood. We find the whig editors,
bowever/pmetlriog both in regard to the result
of ftelet# eJedUen in Pennsylvania. The Qa
hr laboring to p*o« that the Democratic
wmyleoot M ***** 8,1 r b “*■ 6 e° rn
jfi that paper are not to be depended open.—
f fof are- fraadafent aad lying- .Vo* Instance,
ita mm flm BaSngtes (nt fg) a majority of
m. MiMmti * majerity of m ts
mmtft *im to Im**, or oagtti to
of this Is tbs With,
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PITTSBI’BGU:
::::::::OCTOBEB 22.
TIT* IXICTOEft. )
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is: ii. a Km. *
14. Joh* Cuxm :
15. Isaac Robotsoji. ' \
JO. Hmarggrcm. .. .*■ i
17. James Burksuhl
18. Maxwell M’Casus;' ,
10. Gen. Joseph
2Q. Wiluam B. Oolohar. -
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23. JOBJf & M'CiLKOjw. T J
24: GeomklCßareet.-*
willtake
THE ATTGEAH STABtE.
WAGOKBYI
ANOTHER WHIP FIZZLE.
On Wednesday,evening thewhlgs-madeanoth
er attempt to get up a pnblio meeting,'but, it
tanned oat to be the moat miserable fitile of the
campaign. We when we
say, that 'at no'time during the evening, were
fonrbundred persona present; and while we were,
there, we could plainly see that at least Ons half
of the audience were democrats.
The meeting was opened by a speech, from
“Myself, the Governor,” alias, W. F. Johnston.
He read jv very- long -apeeeh~fuH-:of :«tatistiOß,=
which will' bs . very intereating:io.the<wh3gs, If
thty would only prove frue«_-But it Ismelan
eholy to the whigs to know that- his figures Can
never be realiied, and are as false as his former
professions of democracy.
After he gotdhrough,whh£ia “read.V ho in
irodnoed'to the meeting a gentleman of the name
of CtmxAiK, who, we believe, 1 ails from Centre
county. Mr. Curtain bowed to the “small but
highly respectable-audience;’.! ran his Gngera
through his luxuriant looks, whioh had been oiled,
for the occasion,-and commenced what he intend
ed to.be.a funny Speech, but every sensible man
whoheard-him mast have considered his effort
the lowest kind of political slang. Throughout
his speech there was not a single sentence uttered
in-favor of Gen. Scott—-there was not a single
principle (?) of the whig party defined, bnt there
was a sufficient amount of low, flimsy, vitupera
tions against Fbaskhb Pxeeoe, to gorge the
ostrich etomaoh of the whole whig party.
If this Curtain thinks he can make any fame,
by raising his rag in Pittsburgh, we can inform
him that he has mistaken his meredian. If he
will ask the editor of the QazetU, ha will ascer
tain that we have Joe Barker here; and the some
editor will inform him that ho has endorsed the
sai'd Barker as a good whig, and, moreover, that
Barker oon beat him all hollow in the way of bil
lingsgate hnrangncs.
lint, to speak seriously, we eannot refrain
from making the remark that Mister Curiam
did not elevate himself in the estimation of his
audience on Wednesday evening, but looked very
much like the picture of Scott when he was
caught with his breeches down. Mere black
guardism against Gen. Pibbce is no argument
to,address to men of commoneense, and the ab
surd nonsense of “ myself ” the Governor, and
the stole, fiat and unprofitable wit of the indi
vidual from Bellefonte, will make no fif&re in
the case at aIL The whigs bad better let this
■ Curtain drop. We give them the advice in kind
ness, and not from any apprehension that his
low, contemptible assaults upon the candidate
of the democratic party will, have any effect—
Why, the Curtain’i stupidity is so great that he
does not even know the name of the Democratic
candidate. On Wednesday evening he burdened
his vituperative harangue with abase of Foask
lih J. Piebce. Now, who isFrnnklin J. Pierce?
We will not suppose that thiß Curtain isso fiimsy
as not to know the name of the democratic can
didate, but we do think that the whig leaders
Should have given "him somo useful instructions
before they permitted him to make a fool Of him
self. If they will take our advice, and we give
it in all friendship, they had better drop that
Curtain.
OUB COBBESPONDEHCE.
Winson's Exchasqe, Om Bbiohto.v, \
October 18th, 1852. /
Dear Post: —Now, when the smoke has clear
ed away from the field, it is not difficult to eonnt
the killed and wounded. Since the conflict, large,
numbers are daily straggling away from the
ranks of the retreating enemy, and hastening to
Join the Democratic forces; most of (hose that
are coming into camp, have coffered from fever
brought on by exposure to the elements when
performing forced marches; and in consequence
lost their hair, whioh loss they attempted to re
medy by wearing wigs (whigs,) bat on reaching
oar camp, find that kind of covering to oanse
head ache, and unpleasant sensation about the
seat of reason alleviated; consequently the enr
geons have advised their dispensing witfi them,
and to rub the head frequently with a prepara
tion of Trout Oil, which is fonnd to bo very effi
cacious—by this treatment, many, in a single
day, obtain a faxuriant and beautiful growth of
hair; HypcriouaCurls.
The political atmosphere in this region is very
pure and bracing, and thoso learned Doctors
Buchanan, Black, McCandlcss and Douglas will,
I am afraid, have occasion to complain (perhaps
rejoice for respite,) of want of patients for
some time to come. Almost every young Demo ■
crat has the speeches of thoso eminent men, and
looks upoa it as a duty to his country to make
good efforts to have them read by every “ moth
er’s eon " in the West.
Some parts of Mr. Bnchonan’s speech should
be put in the Bchool Books, viz :
“ That no man ought ever to be transferred by
the people from the obief command of the Army
of the United States to the highest civil office
Within their gift The annals of mankind, since
the Creation , demonstrate this solemn truth. The
history of all the ruined Republics, both of ancient
and modem times, teaches us this great Lesson.
lt Ask the wrecks of the ruined Republics scatter
ed all along the tide of time, what occasioned their
downfall, and they will answer in Bepnlobral
tones, the elevation of victorious Generals to the
highest civil power in the State." “ Mr. Clay, in
his Baltimore speech in 1827, expressed thiß
great truth.”
Again 1 ” What fatal effects would it not havs
on the discipline and efficiency of the Army, to
have aspirants for- the Presidency, among its
principal'officers. How mocb intriguing and
eleotionesrihg'vroald exist in a body which ought
to be a unit, and have po other object in view
than to obey the lawfbl commands of the Presi
dent and to protect and defend the country.”
A latenumber of the London Times, in speak
ing of the Dnke of Wellington, says in snbstonce,
that in conseqnence of his being at tho head of
the British Army for so long a time, he became
a thorough Aristocrat, perverse, oold and rigid,
and lost every atom of ohivalry; the natural
consequence was, that he descended to the tomb
muoh more respected than loved by the people.
Why such consequence ? His vocation changed
Ms nature, —he became alienated from the people;
—-he was not one of them
The efforts of the wMgs to deoeive and mis
lead the people, have been and still are much
exerted ; but every baneful cup- that they have'
offered, has carried with it an immediate anti
dote. Many little fabrications in a private way,
havcjbeen uttered against Gen. Pierce,
That blur the grace and blush of modesty;
Calls virtue, hypocrite; takes off the rose
proto tho fair forehead of innocent truth,
And sets a blister there; makes konort vows
As false aa dicer*’ oaths; and sweet religion
Makes a rhapsody of words."
Your friend, Constant Rbadeb.
I—Y * correspondent of the Pennsylvanian,
Writing from Burlington, N. J. says—
We know nq North, we know no South,
j. We know no East nor West;
Franfe Pierce, be goei for a!) tq&nktmi.
And. Scott goes for the rest!
It is supposed that the “rest of mankind” live
in Japan, the Tongo Islands, or in the neighbor
hood of Salt River;.to One of wMch piaoes it is
proposed to send Gen. Scott as soon as he gets
his breeohes up. We alt know, from bis own in
formation, that they are now down.
SSJ“ The Baltimore Sifn’s erroneous figures
abont the Pennsylvania election, with the Jour
nal's “Sight of fancy” comments thereon, have
been copied into the Wheeling Intelligencer.—
Falsehood travels on the wings of lightning,
While Truth is pulling on his boots I
Libeaby—No. XIX of Putnam’S
library, Issued Oct 15th, contains “Walks and
Talk* of an American Parmer in England," by
Prod. t. Olmatead. Jhia is the seoond series of
Mr. o's. deeply interesting work. For sale by
AgnoWfMsrkct street.
wonld eaU the attention of mer
shaets atid other* to the ierttfeatea published in
m paper thifsersteg, w to Ihe weeijepee of
the ffkks fflesafeeterei by BimsaUßhMttu, of
widtf*
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0? THE DEMOCRATICaiATB mmuT. COH
HXTIEE 09 PENNSYLVANIA.
Dshocrats or Vtusanrusu {
.i' W V 0 ? Br ? tu < ltt? ; *® yon for
the effectual ywt°b you ha* achieved. The
Dlgbt of feat' hasp&ased awayv and
*[ Aurora, frothier, dewy jwd, with rosy cheeks,”
** se ®> with bettmipjgvsmUes apottyoa.
of your the'Union were di
rected tOTTflras-yoUf- &cd their voices «are heard
from e?eiy qoarter,. hAU hail,. Pennsylvania!”
The news of your victory has assembled them in
spontaneous-”#!therings", waking the silent air
jWithhuttaa of congratulation, and the waters
of. theKennebec,tlio Hudson and the Alabama,
hare been- reddened with bonfires lightened in
your honor. •; - ■ -■■■'
And well do yon deserve the glories whleh
vara showeringupon yon, forthe: Great Constitn.
tional Democratic triumph which,- nnder Provi
dence, yoa have been tho means of achieving,
m behalf of our. beloved /Union. The vallies
and hills of Pennsylvania were' tlio-conceded
battle fields of the-great contest, and the fires
of the enemy were concentrated-upon them.—
The allurqmonts, of gunpowder: and gold, and
the subtle serpent, slander,-have been employed
m the conflict, bat,/thanks to your unflinching
and indomitable manliness, they have 'nil been
Employed in vam. ..
Fellow Democrats! wo owo a debt to. tho Past
and to tbe-FUlare.’ -To the past, that our Union,
and its foundation stone, Democracy, shall be
maintained by ns, with watchfulness and vigor;
and to the future, that they shall pass to.,our
posterity, unimpaired and triumphant. The
party, calling itself.at present, IVbie. pever have
administered,- and never will administer the gov
ernment with success. • The only two epochs of
their legislative rule in Pennsylvania, and the
Union, prove this proposition demonstrably: In
the first, they entailed upon this ComtgonweaUb
the fatal inheritance of .the : Bank of the United
States; which exploded- to-the ruin of’all who
trusted it, and in the last, thoy imposed upon
the nation the infamous Bankrupt bill, and bant
ed down President Tyler for, his noble voto of a
National Bank.
The Whig party, Uke a dissolting.vlew, is now
fading away. Inconsistency has been their
obaracteristia and their ruin. They-flatter the
manufacturer with the cry of “The Tariff of
1842,’’ and they ask him to support Mr. Gra
ham, who voted against it. They profess to >be
the only advocates of the Iron interests of Penn
sylvania, while they nullify an aot of Coogrcss
designed to assist them, .and select for the Vico
Presidency of the Union a man, whose views, if
adopted, would .now, and hereafter, limtt the
duty on iron to 20 percent. - They profess to
havo utterly abandoned the ideas of a National
Bank and-a Bankrnptt Law, and they nominate
for the Presidency of the United States, a mail
whose “fixed conviction*" ore favorable to both.
They were indebted, for their accidental posses
sion of tiii) government of Pennsylvania.anil the
United States, to a party whom, they now repu
diate, and seek, with indecent and anti-Tepnbli
can acts, to ensnare the foreign vote. Three
ore a few .out of the long catalogue of .political
crimes which have subjected them to the distrust
of the American people. < ’ 4
Democrats of Pennsylvania! Anothcreffort,
.and tiie great work is done. Give CM; day to
your counts#. -.Let the second of November be
to you a political Sabbath. Be not absent, not
one, from the Polls. Duty, honor, coll on you.
We are bound to rc-perform the victory of Octo
ber. The Democracy of Pennsylvania canatways
do a good thing thoeecond timc. and do it better, if
necessary. The enemy are boasting that they
will come upon you while yon are sleeping,upon
yonr trophies. Undctnve tiem. Come -out in
your might, and the day layouts. Democracy
will triumph, and the peace? of the Union is se
cure. >
Standing Committees of Counties! Ufonyou
devolves the task, of calling to tho Polls every
Democratic soldier. You are receiving’, the
thanks of the Democracy of the State for/ybur
late noble efforts. Tire not.' Beap and doing.
May the spirit of that pure Democracy which
bos been the glory and fhc safeguard of the
Union, animate you to action and to victory. !
WILLIAM L. HIRST, •<*
WILLIAM DOCK,
SdMUEh C. STAMBAUGB,
WILLIAM BADGER,
HENRY S. MOTT.
THOMAS S-FERNON,
FRANCIS C. CARSON,
CHARLES LYMAN, •
WILLIAM CURTIS,
THOMAS WATSON,
BENJAMIN PARKE,
HORN R. KNEASB,
JOHN LEHMAN, V
WILLIAM LILLY, V
PHILIP MIXBELL. Sr., ~ v >:
CHARLES H. HUNTER,
J. H. SELTZER,
R. 4, tfEYIN. - x
GEORGE BANDKRSON, *= ‘
WILfcUM H. WEtSU*
4. c. ct&UKE, ;. u . 4.;
JESSE LEISURE,
JOnN D. STILES,
WILLIAM 11. LAMBERTON.
JOHN B. BRATTON.
DAVID B. MARSHALL,
State Central Committee of Pennsylvania.
PniLAonu-nii, Oct. 18, 1852.
Another Speech from Gen. Pierce.
The Oranite Club of Concord, N. H., had an
enthusiastic meeting, on Thursday evening last,
at their hall, in that town, to congratulate each
other upon the result of tho late State elections
in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana- Tbe New
Hampshire Patriot says :
At the close of the exercises in tho hall, it was
yoted that the club proceed to the resideuce of
Gea. Pierce, and congratulate him upon the
Democratic victories. A procession was there
upon formed, and, headed by the band, marched
to tbe eouthend, and halting before Geo. Pierce's
house tho band played a serenade, and then the
crowd gave three tremendous oheers for the
States zx&med, and three for Gen. Pieree, and
when Gen. Pierce appeared, the President
of the Club, Mr. Marshall, addressed him as
follows:
General: Your friends and neighbors hare
called to announce to you the gratifying intelli
gence jnsfc received. The telegraph wires in
form ns that Pennsylvania has gone for the De
mocracy by 15,000 majority. “While the key
stone stands the arch is safe.” Ohio sends us
greeting 20,000 for the Democracy. Indiana
follows with 12,000 on the snme.eide- And last,
and perhaps the most surprising, is the announce
ment that the “Monumental City” has rolled np
for its Democratic candidate for mayor the un
exampled majority of 8,500. Add this to the
glorious newsfrom Florida. Your friends cannot
restrain thetc joy, and they bid me heartily to
congratulate you.
General Pierce acknowledged the kindness of
his neighbors and friends, in coming to greet
him upon the reception of intelligence to wMch
they might well suppose he was not indifferent,
though he conld truly say that Ms position from
the first, had never excited in Mm anything like
a feeling of elation. He had calmly awaited
the progress of evente, and should continue to
do so, oonsoious that however the result might
affect individuals, his intelligent countrymen
were abundantly oompetent to take care of their
own interests, under the guidance of that Power
to wMoh be wished we oould ail habitually look
with more humility and faith. He trusted his
friepds would not forget that, with high toned
and honorable men, tho hour of triumph was al
ways the hour of magnanimity. It was not to
be overlooked that there were around us many
with whom we were in daily intercourse at thiß
moment moved by feelings exactly tho opposite
of those which called oat tho assemblage before
him ; and Ms friends coaid well afford to allow
that olrcumstanoeto dotraot somewhat from their
generous joy. He hoped they would also re
member that no prospect of success, nor indeed
political elevation itself, conld render their neigh
bor more or less worthy of the confidence and
affection for whiob be was profoundly grateful.
To the people of bis native State Mb heart ac
knowledged obligations for tho expression of
which language furnished no form. How oould
it bo otherwise ? For more than twenty years
their disinterested friendship for him bod never
been chilled, nor their confidence shaken. He
hod not the arrogance to believe that hia servi
ces bad keen At all commensurate with their
steady, unsolicited partiality. To the record of
thatipartlollty he would ever look with pride and
gratification, from the record of Ms acts, as
its recipient, he had neither the right nor the
inclination to tum away. He wonld freely con
fess to his friends, that within the lostfew weeks
it had been peculiarly pleaeant to know that for
ty seven yeara. among thla people, as boy and
man] had given to their faith in Mm Buoh
strength that falsehood odttld not shake it, nor
perfidy steal It away, ’flea.'Pierce dosed with
a reuowod cxpwssloAofihifi thtmks,ond a hearty
good night to Ids neighbors. v
Rot. Mr. tiffany, agraduato of divinity
tchopl. Q&mbrldgOi h&ft hMtt- ißTttcd to the paa*
total icharge of tho ttijftuneey. FUco obnrch, in
Boston. . ' ' '--
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.Allegheny Il
Armstrong
Bearer.. i
8radf0rd.........
Berks ■
Bedford..
Backs < ......
Butler; -„...
81air..............
Cambria;
Carbon ;.
Centre ....
Chester
Clarion
Clearfield
Clinton
Columbia
Crawford
Cumberland
Dauphin.
Delaware
Elk
Erie
Fayette
Franklin
Fulton
Greene
Huntingdon.....
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata...........
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lycoming
McKean
Mercer
Mifflin
Monroo
Montgomery....
Montour. ;
Northampton ...j
KorthumbcriM.
Perry
Phil. City & Co-
Pike .........
Potter.
Schuylkill..
Somerset...;.....
Susquehanna ...
Sulliran
Tioga..
-Union
■ Venango .....
Warren-.....;.....
Washington.....
Wayne......*.';.,..
■Westmoreland..
Wyoming..
York. ........
Democrats in;
5 Reported m!
Itoms of Hews and Miscellany.
El Pelayo, the Spanish paper at New Or
leans, being afraid of popular vengeanoe, baa
suspended.
The Louisville papers announce the death of
W. W. Worsley,'* prominentciliion, from cho
lera, whilflooi a fishing excursion.
Mrs. . Thomas, an actress, was seriously injar
o 1 in Boston, on-Friday, by falling down a flight
of steps, In the Museum.
An Englishman, who .has recently been in the
editorial department of a weekly paper in Bos
ton, has been 'sent to, the Lunatic Asylum at
South Boston, as an insane person.
Messrs. Train & Co., of Boston, hare recently
sold in London the favorite ships Anglo-American
and Washington Irving, and both have since been
fitted'out: for Australia. Tbo Washington Irving
has sailed, and ttw* Anglo-American will soon
follow.
It is stated last arrival from Nassau, in
the Island.of New Providence, one of the Baha
ma group, letters to the 20th ult, were re
ceived, stating that the cholera had broken out
ia the outskirts, and that the deaths amounted
to fifty or sixty. These islands are unusually
healthy, and the cholera has never before been
among them.
■ All the interest in the National Hoai), owned
tha State of lodiaoo,.somo27 elites, was sold
i*>y? the. SiatV Auditor Jnst wwk,*for' $230,W00.
"The State has thins dispose*! of her last interest
in any public improvement. '
The Governor of South Corolinv has ordered
the legialatnre to meet ctf tho Erst Monday of
Norember, to cast the-ivota of that State for
President and Vice President.
The merchants of Portsmouth, Vn., hare re-'
solved that they will, after the Ist of November,
refuse to take all notes of a less denomination
than $6, except the notes of North Carolina
banks, and that the; will not fromjthia date pa;
out an; notes losathan{ss, except North Caro
lina notes.
It is said that 14 of the 18 members of the
South Carolina legislature, jest elected in
Charleston, are in giving the election of
Presidential Electors totho people.
An exchange paper in noticing the neat little
speech delivered b; Gen. Pierce at Concord,' the
other da;, says, from this it is evident that Gen.
Pierce is but seldom ' 1 caught with his breeches
down."
Latb asd Interesting raoa Mexico—Late
advices from Mexico, state that Mr. Miguel Mos
so, manager of the National theatre, has been
arrested and imprisoned in the Gallos. He is
charged with having conspired for the return of
Santa Anno, and was denounced b; the Governor
of Guadalajara. A respectable German citizen,
of the name of Detmer, was also in prison for
conspirac;.
Rumors had been circulated in.the capital,'
that sustained b; Gen ! Praga, the President
Arista was about to assume the dictatorship.
There was no confidence placed in the story.
Arista is reoll; without the least authority.
The disaffection in Matatlan and in Miehoacan
is unappeased. The authorities of Vera Crus
have been superseded.
An express from.Oriiava, states that a bod;
of troops, leaving Perote for that oit;, on the 16th
ult., were attacked b; tko insurgents, and dis
armed after a sharp conflict. Three of thenam
ber were killed and several wounded.
To Prevent Railroad Collisions Mr. Be
leok, of Greenwioh, Conn,, has invented a method
for preventing great damage b; railroad colli-'
sions. The idea is to have the ends of the cars
and platforms built with one corner projecting
far be;ond the other, diagonal!;, Instead of
square. Accardingl;, when the; oome together
with great violence, the force of the shock will
be relieved, and the cars, (instead of breaking to
pieces, will slmpl; above each othor off the track.
In the projecting porner; the brakesman is to
stand,\where, in case of a collision, he will be’
comparative); free (Void ganger.
Reception or Lieut. Porter—lt is proposed
in New York to lionize Lljut, Porter; on the ar
rival, of the Crescent City, by offering him a
pubiio weloome, by way of oxpressing indigna-
tionr&t tho outrage of tho Parana officials. Pivo
guns are to be fired when ’the Crescent City ar
rives in sight, as a signal jfor assembling of tho
populace. -The Cuba fejrer; is getting- quite
high in that city, and whit with, the politicians
who want to moke capita) out of U, and tho
jfUibtutcrt 'who always typtk oovcrtly, wo may
look for eomo Intarosting fesnlts soon,
Boterprleo l-«l'crhep» no rtmutier evldemvi ru\
be adduced of the Ititrlnile value and unrlvellal ueetuloOfV
of Mai Citmv Ptoroati, the (Ml, that jn tmlet to
tuppl; the demand tlm proprietor lim been ostnpelled to
bultdan Immenmhlwlf, put of • spiere
on one of oqrprtnripa) thoroughfare#, five elorie# ef whleh
t> hi be oeimpled hjf hh heleireiory i far (he preparation ef
the Chore; Pectoral alone, AslM# article he» now won lie
wejr to ihepublto favor, eeie); lijr.iU eittfeMta ourio* die
,e»aoi thl# (her la louie comment tw Hi virtue,
■: wtatiodew i /.«*r!|Athvrbirr.
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csmpmesi, Ka'2, wiu bo Mil at UA ODBQXI(ASbi lonrlh
•treat, THIS SVjBSING* (22d tartant) Brea. WSjjAuis,
JI. W, patHajcfe-'of qtfrH
nU, and Wx. Cc*in£ V. O, Scribe, -willbe fir :
tbo purposed giring braitth
of thofOrder. taemUr?# laipxd Blof
ca&pments ■. -In totitedtfo
be present /By order oflha£.?£tirt&«- 8§ r'-
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■ "k. f . !■ ■ 1 1 .■ ‘ <!>"" '; »;.--';-V "
I» daatoJEdrfj PctrolTOm toMr
; that It has been known to ccmpleUlyeralfcate everyTestage
| of this dreadful disease In leaafimotlianttgy Other remedy
anil at leiaj "■ ~
Thfl thrraaanrti ptAtfeatci $u hands olf ihaproprifr
ofPtttobargh aodlts hnmrf|*ta -rkdnlty, go to show'cleady
thalKim T B"PmaiCKtta medidne ;
of no bpnmion not otrty u & local remedy in Jtaroly-1
ti^RheusidUiS^lkoften,' iaucf/isigk£y twf i
Internal rfffaody, InrttiDg .tfcr M i
well as tbegntteing frrame arflg&lntttlwlth jtd j
merits;, ' ?;
-Those imhi£ a dread of mixtures Areassured ihatthir
medicine Is 'purelynatural, and is bottled asit fkrwsfron*
the bosom crug»,carth'C.- .\j .=ru <f *. •
• - TkcfcXUnotog certificate it coptedfrva a paper published at
Syracuse, 2V. 3% cjuLbcart date Avgust % iBS% tawMch
alto appended the. certificate of the celebrated Y. Fo6t,M.Dj
■ttf : B\/raaaei~". :.::vi'. ; •
This may in tmUf certiiy, thsfXh&Te been ® badly af-j
filcted with Scrofula for ihelasi sereny ears that mdetOf the
time 1 hate been usable to attend to any "kind ofbuaiaeas,
and much of the Ume.unable to walk to my
bed, and hare been treated neariraUthe time bythebest'
phnddaus ourcoun try affords; I occasionally < -got'some te-v
-Ue£ but no cure, and continu»dtogrpwworee
tecommended me tertry the Petroleum, or Rbdc O£t'a«.tr ,^ ;
' lythlag else'b*ifefled..Jdid lb without f&tth'&t
the pokoaiotia sta&ce
at once, and 1 at onoe began-togrov better, andJzy i&hg;
ceren bottles I hay? got o curs worth thousands of dollars. ;
; K-'V v s ; \- MBS.JfAKCt M. BABKBKr.:
. this may eerlUSr.fhah TJure bem'ik&iualntedvithXleT’s
Petrolean4.br Bbcfc OIL Ihf more than a year, and hare te-.
: peatedly witnessed itabezmfidal effects Jmw* cuteofindo
ient nn&otberdiseaaes.forwhkhTiU recommended,
and can with confidence rßOommend Itrtb be a medfeinewois
thy of and ban safely '»y-thaiito«esj has attend*:
ed itsiisoirhcre other tnediehrt hadfailed.' ; • ' ♦ i
*: y.. T 4 i
ttm l>n^^Bt«ihP!ttßbarsh; ? .‘ £an27;d<tw;
... .Burke:dtßarnes'Sareal--
-Tl» rollowicff,extract of a.lctter ftcan--slr. llCGa£s>
at Qereland, forniahea farther j>n)^ r pf;tho' i Cspacity .fif’
those celebrated .Safest -in eridnr&igffre. Tjia .lottos is ml
dreisodto J. P.’GRibbix," Agent £ot M«ff3.Buike Aj Barnes,
ClereJandi dated October.lS, lSs2,imßradUiely after the
late disastrous fire in that city.*< •; v:
“ The IroaChest orSafe I purchased frOm.y ou lastspring,
was In the firobf the
basement of the Manidffnllpflse, & two story brick building,
which was burnt. The Safe to the jfre: about Rhodes,'
when, witha hoe, wc'dearod ihe npperside qf
the Sale (the back anA gpttlng
we cooled It.with water, and unlocked it, wefbund the bocks
and. some blotting paper la a good’isiate.'-of preaerraiioa.—
Boohl not Intmtin the least, except melting the glue connect
ing the binding, -Indeed* then la no sign of burning on the
books or paper, <■ Tho building was an edd orib, with iedty
<wticrt, aad the Safe was » situated,'as to bo-where there
was a Urge amount of timberfeUand burned directly on It.
I have begn fomUfavr with Hreacnd Safes for tbe last twenty
firs yean, and’ think your Safe stands fire better tb*n any
withwhlch lhATe-becomeaequalnted. • ,; •
oet22 J. M.BUGSES.” -
Cmwioorsi, October
Messrs. Bosxs k m&ns, Pittsburgh, Pa.
GENTLEMEN— It affords me pleasure, In acknowledging
the receipt of your’s, at the 2d instant, to inform-you,
thattfaeSafobeugbtof yon, has prorento bc/la every re*
vpect, as recommended.* nivingsaTed my books and papers,
{with Only * sEght'scbrth to the bindihg,) In the rail fire?
inthl*plae*,ct*.thelsfcef Aprillast, ! beUera It siood'fhifr
fire better than any either to the sazxto fire, exposed to the
same degree of heat, and of the same size gafe.
Bespectfpny^ ft. ;i : : - / WIL CABSON.
The shore Safe was jmrphased from us In the Fall of
18*8. . [octgSgt], ■ BURKE A BAENESf 'i
Democratic jst eetlng I—There will .be a
LSy . Democratic tally , , the .AMERICAN HOTEL, 00
SATURDAY EYENINO, October 23d. The distinguished
eoldkr and orator, Capt. A. pkT, pf tl» U.S. Amy, andoth
jrs®The fejmml Election of the Managers of
IKy the Tcmpcrmncerille and Road
Oompany, wHI be-held oothe‘first November, at 12o'doeki
A. iL, at the office of the Treasurer, No.&2£barth' ktxeet.
iL & BBOWN, PreridenL -
Aero* Looxn,Treasurer and Sec’y. ;;' oclB
JAMES V. TANNEH,
WBOUSSLX CUOXi ni- -r -•
; BOOTS, SEO£S» BOTOETB, 6e n
JVo. SA ifbod Street, Between Thxnt. and FaurOu
J ■ PmSßlffiOHi .
stock embraces ereryTariety aihl style of Eoottv
EboeS, Bounets, Ac, pomuned. direct from the New
England Henofartajcou adaptzij expressly for Fall and Wa
ter sales, and will be sold at isastern.ptises. PUasecall acd
examine before buying, . , jwpiiha
HEW AS'
CREAM TARTAR—IS bbls. sale by"
octg • ft A. PAHNBSTOCK A CX :
rr FOIL—ilOOfoju for sale by L ; - ' *
oeua ';- ‘ ♦ ~ *--B:
UOUPSON’fi EYE ’WATER—Agross, Ibr'sale by - - /
octa , • JR. A. FAIIN£gTQCR A iXk -
GUlt ELEMl
octa
I^UPHORBIIJiI— 2Dlbs. Powdered, for sale hr
!i oct22 B. AV. FAHNESTOCK A (XX
’^yjTAhT.KD— Beef fit price, by
octgl • _ . gtreeS.
Sll^afbU^B!^A.M^4<^^auttro«dt e a
ft besuiUfalj assortment of rfcbßroeaii* Eißa* bridsat
COIOCS." . . ..-1 , ■ -n-> -octS3r~-
CUURB !—Another uaaortment aftheae fnzh-
JC. fcmable Cloaks, of-the finest dolore, £ust reeetrai fir >*
A. A. MASON- A 00.%" ■'
ocCB.-. *•;••••: - > g2«aa 64AIarkctEfrfr?L';.-
K.VS, BOYA AND GENTS' S SOLE BOOK,' AVAIU
RANTED, V—A luge assortment on ,bini, will be edld •
iov a^No. 107IDtrtcet street '.'CVVzV--.
octag r ; *- ‘ w. k. scibiertz.; ■;.
EOONHiIY IS WEALTH.—Lttdie* ptmhartnx Boots,
GrGftltert,vfll<k>ireUtp tail afcW.E. SCHUEKYZV
No. 107 Market street, where,esq be fitoml&a extensive as
sortment of Ladles, Mlsdcs'antf Chflilmi’a .ShQevof evfTT
gsyte,.aold&resabnahU prides,' . ;oct22 *0
GEORGE R.;TVUriK, No. 69 Market street, irfll o pennon
SatnrdArmcrnlng' ngrt, the a «pbn*lM yst
of Paris made Ydret sod Goth Emb’d Cloak*, cftholatest
and most fashionable styles*, oct2£lw;
"VTEW BOOKS!—Muring* of second ediiioa;.
Xa 1 red. cloth. ;
The Cse of Sunshine; by S. JL, author of “ The 'Maiden.’
Aunt;" 1 xol. 12nnx, doth;' r •/
({The Days -of Bruce; a Story from Scottish IH3oiy, by
Grace AquJlsr; 2 tols. doth.
The abovo fbr svlo by
octa . KAY A, CCX Woodstreet. /-
BRIGHTON Rk»—A valuable
ll'. propertT of fire-acres, beauHfally situaied lh Neir
Brighton, ashott distance from ihe Baßroad Depot, and
only oon hour* travel from the tie# Brick Cottage♦
portico in front; hall, tiatior, bed room, dining room, fcitch--
en, porch, cellar; stable, coal boose; poultry-bouse, A&;
spring of soft Tratcr,dMdce raxden, wlth fruits; Hewer*,'
Tories, fruit and shade trees, dl vell arranged and iu good
ordor. For beauty of actuary, comfort and conTcuience,'
tho sboya cannot oa excelled. At the dow prico of 82,000.
Immediate possession given. - r • .
S. CCTHBEKT, GeuerM Agent, "
oct22 - ~ ■ 60 gmlthSeld street.'
'To Giordenm and Farmers: • ! '.
THE subscriber has been appointed‘Agant, by Jfcssrs.
Thorp, Smith, Fanchott A Syracuse, Near York, for
the sale of Fruit, Ornamental Trees, Shrubbery, Green.
House Plants; Bulbous Flower, Vegetated Secd, Ac. Their -
Nursety ahd Green Ilousdia celebrated as the West and
most complete In theUniteaStktea.'*A*
ask attention to n largo lot of standard and Dwarf pea*
Trees, I aelectod irhlla East, Ibr Mr. John-Murdock; tfr. - AL'
so, order* will bo rewired fbr his Nureery; who wilt attend
to selecting trees and filUngortierr; ahbr taring tmt grounds
and planting, if desired. Uls experience and promptness is
well taxpwn. ■ V —; . • . -
Catalogues of Fruit Trecsund Shrubbery, Bulbouur Roots
Floyer, and Vegetable Seed, to bo had of tie subscriber, at
the Agricultural Implement’ Warehouse of Neglcv A Mo*
lion, 22 Wood street Pittsburgh. * i - ■
oct22rfhn J. 8. HEALEY,
mHE F&EKMA^N , SMONITQR^OonWInin g M..i«itr^. t >n n
i of the fundamental principles', of Freeotasonjy. ‘ope»-
Uto and specula tiro, as sroß in a ToUrious as a' moral rf«w,
-with expla&atkms and plates of all the etablems of. the de
gree of entered- apprentice, feUoip-cxafr, master auasorw
mark master, past master, royal arch mason, royal master
most excellent master, select, master’s and order of
priesthoocL Compiled and arranged from the most approved
writers;, with ftlditlons,notes and remarks; alaKcnarees
and songs. ByZ.A. Daxk. EmbelHahed with a correct
likeness of Josoph R. Chandler, Esq. For sale by --
ocHO . , . -B. T.G HCUaUS, :No"ICH WOod «b «:
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■KTNOH’UiliKU.SooUitni ias Eutossnj p M t.
Xl <«a to to, princljal clHes of too UnltecL
Stotwtar Q» tomportottpa or all description! of Goods
ami oierehandlß. at Mall gi)eod, elia at reasonable totej.—
Merebanta and .others -woold do-well toorder-their eoods
sent by CIIASJ! 4 00’S EXPRESS. Goods re-shippol to
any partoftbo WORLD tostnierions at tlgoHtS
Httsbnjgh I tfo.4VM*»Wl«treectj ■
New ToS. No. aQb Broadway; ' -
Wasbtogton, eomer of Bsnnsylranla Arenoe - '
PMladefpbla, No. 4i BootbToratb street:
Baltimore, No. 3 Jarrls Bonding. oct7:j
nEPOEXAHT TO DBDGGXBXS!
D. B. STCollaosb,
Manufacturer and Dealer in PainU. OiU *e
141
White lead to Oil, to togs of 25 to 500S>s.
uisck Paint, Vellow Ochre, TenlUxn Bed, to on. “ r
SR* 01 ?! 1 »«>*», Tot* do
OmberrCSroinefmperiiiAnd Areenfad OreeS,to oil.
Prussian Blue, Chrome Yellow tod Terdbrij.' to oil.
Varnishes of nil binds.’ . ,
Lloiecd Oil, raw and boiled Putty, Whltin, Chalk, Lamp
American and English YenHlsa Hod, Cbremo Bed and
Yellow, dry India Bed, Bed Mad, and utharga, dir-
Stone, Yreich and Yellow Ochre, dry. .
qiremc tori, and BrotuwfaltOreegdrir. ort9-3m
vrvrkn »tla, i Xr- —r-:
FABSIOSABU BHIBI HAHCFACXtJBEB,
ura nuus is - .
Otnltmm'i FUrniiitny, Aoncjf and Variety Goode,
03 Wood *l. weoud door bdow Diamond alley.' '
f pilB sutoertlicr hating taken the abore Store, and estab.
-. A lubed the came as a Shirt Manirikctory, and Gentle,
wen's YnmUhlM Store, wnuld respectfully call tbe atteu
tion uf 111* traretini community, and the cubUe gcnernllr
W tils Istse amt well sclcrted Vsorimcnt ofOenUemerfi
llaudltmebtefk, Hosiery, Olorts, Suspenders, Genta“ir!wu;
(lafMPiiU, or every descripUont together vrilh a
rlpty ft OnuiK Brushes, toncy &,p,
tniliery. Money Bolts, Sbouldw BrecaTTreS,, n.„
Ontret UacklM and StUropers, Bxskot Books. WalStsJpS
ses, *p., Ac. Oonstattly oSi htrnd. a largo snDrJr ofTT^
WUtyaßddaipatch,aad
w, “ •, w . 0. P. SMJTH.
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Gnytott’i laprored Extruit
Oookt&d SifsipuilU u a&R
,dy far Eeredikay Tuxa/j, • ;• . -« :
- Thaafflodftof individuals are euraei ■ grprbaf
plaints which they iuhent from their parent*. 1 v Tba tua pf
ibo JeOttff itoefc end SaruftitOk .yill yntettk all this,
£****** a *&***&&- -«fey* «d many vtfaaUettre*,
Jbr It Vwroughlgcrpdifrm*. fk*Tuti&a,
ia the red of diaesfle,.aikisotakes off the cursaMsTWhieb
U»
apon thflr innocent.offspring,'., . A-i
V Parents dwelt to thetr chlldren to guard them
f cffoda of trialnri tea that may be ’ cctmnranfcated by descent,
and children of parents that bare at any time teen affected,
with' Qmswaptwn, *scrqfala or Srphllis, owe It to themMves'
.to take precaution against the disease beiagrtrrivedin then.
-GuyadtraErtractdf Yellow Dock and SarsapatUla is.'a snre*
afitidote-ln such cases* * , < / T
admtisemttrti ;seplSaUw -
: Dri H’LanVi Liver Fills I
45*rWere not, like the quaek nostrums of the day, got
Qpwitha.Tiew hnt AfterTX&azqr:
years of £tndy,'hy-dne of thetatphyiidanain the United'-
States and uadd in his jnarked sn&
cegsplkUectthe mort'uaqttalifiadspptobatlo'nof physiciana
andothers,wholadwitnateedihelr eScetK' .PpeesriagaH,
'tha'sensitiTe foeUfigsfof a':thorougii-hred y 2>r.
APlAue drcaded-beJngela&ed • wi tit" the'
wbo erowtitbe' coJuinna of tSe> newspapers with . puffs"of
“sovereign remafies/’ and for A long time;,declined
quests of many that-he WQuldprbclanaiiis great vets 6dy to
the public; but, finally,' after much persuasion: onthe part'
of pnys&aniraud-other** Who fc*d witnessed the wcnde?ftil.
cures effected UTer it
fbr general use: * The following certificate, fiwh Ur, Morgan, *'.
will bear.ns out in th&statemenUdt -is -also- vainaMe -as:
me^calteatimpnyioiffiie’^afioiewrof^ieaePflU> i -iL_-_Ll_. ?
•; ** This bto certiiy* that T Imr?-beep .Br. 1
3PLone,inthe ptactge -cf medtanw* far, nearly .two.years
and a half." I hate had- many opportunities Gfrvltiie&dngs
of-his liTesPill;
curedand reliTeda-muclr larger ptuportSfra of the diseases'
'of the LiTcythan I hare Itnojni eared and' relieved by any.
other course of treatment y• Olives Mo&GAX' mjblv. ■
■. ' For; sale •by most of the PruggisJß #uid «n<l.
by the y, ■: ■■> J. KIDD ft CO- _
t, ©ctl&dAw.= .-. ■ -GO 'Woodstreet,',
. ‘Dr* Piteh , i: Abdominal Supportertr -
. .05?*. These ,&re;.lnstnimeuti, Which, "by- the- mpyWtrnifyi
support they give* are intended to cure Prolapsus Uteri, or
Palling of the Womb, a <<!«*««« of considerable prevalence
at the present day, and one'we question has ever been cured
.without an instrument of this’ to give support to, the
broad mnsccs whidi abdomeneapported.'.
' llediriues are of very iittle'psoiin ‘ this, disease, without
ment.' Thfisesupporfers bare-.been. known to cure very bad
casesx>fProlapsusUteri,iaatahorttlme. X also keep other
Supporters, at priced varying from $4,00(0 SS,OO. j .
'JB9*l ala>-aoep the- genuine - WASHINGTON* SHOUIr
DE& BRACE, combining Shoulder-'Brace and
fbr Ladies, Hiaees, Boys and Meu.-; These Bneee afe now
worn by troubled .with a.habit of lean-i
ingfbrwardj Stooped ehoulders, narrow dr flattest, and
fact,iaerery case, where it is desired to increase the vbMme
and power of the Lpngs.. No pex*on,-whoihas. worn-thls
-Brace, will ever- do without-iL Alaoj .TRTTftM of every
variety, ior the cUteanii Belief of Iferhiaor Rupture. The
.Trußsfor.cblldrettwßlinTariablyaim:.^ : ?
Large discount* tolWholaale dealeral ”
- GEO, IL KEYSER, Syiadesala ami-Retail Druggist*
Na 140 Wood street, cornar of Ylrgin alley, Pittsburgh, Pa.
• - &p2&dkW : .V "■ - sy .
SHAWLS! SHAWLSI-rA. AHaSosA. wonldTespect
fully invite tlm Atiimtibhbt' k ptzrchaseTs s to t2mir exten
, siveasMErtmen t of W-inter Shawls* every Variety,
■both tnaizgand-quality.' : i > : : :v:. • oct2o -* *
;•—Bntaaell &<Jolmitoii, .
c\ITHQLESA7,E GROCEBByCOHMISSION MERCHANTS,
; fVand
;Ko. 2gr <new bqlidinga,) liberty sheet, :.*•:. ' octn»^- J
: “ Ci
SHIRT MANUFAOTUHER; 1 and.. Dealer in'. QenUcmen!*-
■Purnlshiog.TahcyAad:TarietyGiX)cls,
second door below Biamopd-aCey, Bitfabursh, Pa: v octlBy* - :
' • ■ APOO/Xlen Wented Immediately I - r- -
AN Sectkm H'*atnl; 12, of the Pittsburgh, and
: v/ StcubeiiTDlo Railroad, to-which • liberal wages*;wiH.be
of faction. - 1
oetlftSt* ' •"•MniER. ft CO. •
/‘IAItPJSTS.—W. MNSintock is now receiving and ojxmw
and. rieh style Gupeting, at thc
Warehouse, N 0.85 Pburth street, to which wo invite the
tcnlion of thoSe 'wishing to furnish litcambrata or Houses.'
■i sep3- .
IQ DOZ. Cboied'MadHKlWine; T’-."- •»•
x.£ ‘ € do*. in case* of a dozen each. ‘ ' --:W
For *aie low, to clo» a consignment, fcr *; . - = -
: : MAQUDIR S 'BAJfE,'
EUKOjUAYISM.~^f.;.Browp J 8 newly disco rered; remedy
'for a speedy find.' certain Remedy far"'
tbstpalnfol fbils.:
- oSee and PrivaUCotLsiltaiiou Rooms So.-H JDEASIONIV
i’ittaburjrh,Fenn’a." IheDoctor b_aliray,i ac.hcane.?
: marchj&aiSw.. '" _ "■ v " ’ •••.»_.
T?OR iiAL£7>A-BHd( tot. rituatwloo ihetur*;
J?' ner of Third and Ferry streets. - The House is 2* by'fiDF
feetjtur&storiea high, and finished in -modern styJe. H - The
Lot U 82 feet on Third street, aud2?£jeton FerTT-ftreet.~'
The propertyrents for s2oo* dear of all expense^/'""./-** 7 r r
oct2T *
il'Olt hAliii—A House ahd Lot ou Carrol atreetj fa Allo- :
gfajmyCity/tbeboasßfcja franity: 16 by S>; feet,
and a half rtorie* high, with ab&ck \lhrhen ■pfr'pjctf cellar.
The let Is 20 brlOO 4b^ : e^to'W:Cd^ : 'street,rahir*x--
tends back to Jeficrsbn street This property wilLhaanld at
a bargain. "ApsSjM : ; *'" .TiroMAa MOKTIT,» .
•/.octal - - j . v . .-i-r_4i!* -iijarathstreet
/IXroitTU judSciousiy invest yonr?
\j ftnds in; Ctothlcff^«^rwr,caa i .lMK'sorßtJou;ai«'
. bong treated aa-a gcntlegrirf/arvd po in
regard to quailtr, - fiat TT^n
one price fffcrsw -ea«B. »CHESTER, 74 Wcod • .
ocm - WBsrmxzm&i&jssL -•
STEAM FLtM)KIX<I^MILK
a tew cods of the Eart'literty Station'
yania llaTtamL „ ‘Hie 3UII is S$ by 42 £*t, three stories *V\,
‘AndhflS.twoMlrof .french ‘l»nti> and oba pair **!*Laurel
niiistOnft-Tnom&chinaylmbeonia ns© buta few monlhsi
andUcapablo of nunuOuiurii}* frosS 75 to -IQO -baitels of
flour ©tcry-24 boor*. ThisiliUixasa large
zod the facilities £or-iTtxnmis.larga
For farther particulars enquire of v.' -
oetSl - > .
TIIHS'STUUX. iiy iArdhlesaoivlc*!
L - , OPaaOS3:CH?‘SHE>«tESS.
- •“flflf discourse to a duly le&nadand lirely manneropoa■
■ tlie Qttgtmdiwuty of language, and.'d»- origin, derivation
and-history cf:wujas f '-wtthv'lhefctodr»Uiy and separate
sphere* c? nuantog;?—ST.K 2S*»uw; ifc*t. ;
.. This U a tiobto tribute to the .'dlvtoe “fscolty speech.'
.Doptdarty written,’fbr use as JectoreSj-exactia Lanitotf, and
-poetic to Ka-ylaion, It isshodk-aSoareforibe. scholar »nft
• •• -
; original publications
cf lhej!sy,uilhnothing-of hMdaesvduUness or dmnaa
about it, bat altOffether/rcslyliTeby and FnujirYSnin-r*—
-Boston-EctsiiaQ Traveler. ; > • __
the 4b6*e jurt reeritedard for saJe l>r
.octaa •••:■-• JOHN-H, MBI&OR, Bl;WoodPtrecE. *
y AUfgheny ;Cppnty».4i» ..., 7 _ ,
*- *jsj£si££« IN the matter of -the &tata'of Thomas-
deceased, In - the Orphimß* Courts n
for raid Cbiinfr. .W'"-
•®3IBSiiP» Anti ' lK) '' r » t[ V mtrOctoberlGth, lSs2;tfc&
citation having heed, duly eerred, and
the parties* haring'appearcd; to Court, tiiere
*** ; npon,;te: cciwchC' of counsel,.the-Owrt «p-J
point David D. Brace,Auditor, to report upon tbe jro
prietyofgranitog mid cauerdf *ale* to ascertain the Htnnm.i;
of dfiota agaiQst, and whether do ftnee should he taken
toahyof them by sail Administrators and discharge gpeh
other duty a* required by the acta of Assembly* and Tides of
theCotirtj'tosncQcateinadeandproTiiedr-'-'-'--' ■••■ -
’ -BythoCourfc - ! • - JARED BLBBtrSH^Clert^;
The undersigned will discharge the duties ofhisappctet
ment on Thursday, the :11th .day of November, 1552, ht 2
o’clock, P. SL, at my sweety Pittsburgh.
QCI2I3W - : - RAYIB j>> BfIUCB, Auditor. •'
■ v ~ : -;: L
- : : a DK. BBOWN, -JCct'r-O' Diamond-Alley, 'Be* : «
timf- Totes his' entire attention to«r office Practice:
ll|| Hla bustoea ls mostiy ;«mfined td Prt*xrU ?YM[',
4«s» % T%n<tf«alDto9a*p%sn&such patofnl
brought an by Imprudence," youthful indulgence nrd OiccsgL
' SvphillvSyphmtiq Eruptisna,'Oonorrhea 1 -<aleet, Strictorv,
UrethialDkcnaxgee,-Imparity of the Blood, withoU tk**-
8« of theTenereal Organ.' .Scorbutic £nn*
tione Tetter,
nass, pnpotencjj JPiles, Kheniaatism, :FeiD*lft ' ■Weakness.'
-Jlcnthly- Suppressions,, Diseases of the Joints iEstotie to
jAho* Nervous Affections, Pains to the.Bsck and Irri
tation of the .Bladder «id-Kidneys, successfully,
Cnregaaranteed’.. > \ -• •;.•• :- ; r
(»ii hTtWscityleaahleaDr.DroTO
v> user assurances of a speedy «w» to ml who nay come nn-"
dor hla care*— - *— v.- ■ .
Office and Private Grastototion Booto*; Diamond eller
ta.Cauogeffmoderator hoVSaIA^IT
FQRTHR . '.T
Tt E .V?? POOTDI, ASB to s oaiaaal
X>that«hoaM lie cheerfully by the children, of
men.. Dr. LARZEm?3 JUKO £ORDIAL,,:or: Proereatira
Eililr, prescribed <w jm eSectuel reftoratire lncnra of Do
EupptoaeT.orßancmicss.Md ell IrregutariHranl
nature. It la all tbablc proftssea to be, \ix: Nfitun:’! Qnuit
BestoreUre urd Remedy, tar tho* In thomirriid rtste with
out pffsprine. It 1» a ’certalh' enre ror-Sfeniliiii-Pmhj.
DeUllty, Gleet Weakness of the Gcnltal Onmufc
Sernas Affecttaarloueoirirma of Whiles. A, SS
la uneq-ualled. AV»g,e ceSln
fcr IndptEnV CCTummpUon, IjKUrastlon, losa of STuseubur
&ietgy, PhysteaiasatuaOjFemite Weakness, RehiHty, to.
It Is warranted to please the user In any of the ahoTe wm
plsint», aud l 3 0f countless trine to those without ofltoruw.
■ . Oroton Rrtoo.—lßrithename of Comstock ißrotherim
the Wrapper t and never buy U unless you find the jbbn:
name; as it has been erienrtriy cowatrfdud af Lkt, Atoll
the counterfeit as you wouMpolstm. "ARehctu, '.“-T;
auaaUwly r- ;■ ;; t . NO. sft SMITHFIRTja ST. -
_ _ svKsiaßVi .
- Fonr and a Mf wilea west of Pittslrarsfi, ’
-±’~ Qb'lllii WASHINGTON HOAD. . .
' | HUB Nursery contains inter 100,000 EKDIT TIUUS3
X latbeconrse atpiopoeation; ami tbe allowing will be
ni to transplant the coming season—all of select klniK-
SpeclinenApplesmay be boot by giring ta a call; - ■■
■lO,OOO AptiloTrets, Btfflife«hlgE,of W raikutes'.
ael hteb.Of EAtSSfe; ' - ,
2,oooPear Trees, 5 to 10 fivl of 10 variciies ■
• r , fretbteh, »»tofetteaf ;<
- I,om, QujocO TOP, +lO 8 feet hlrft, 2 Tarietia: ■
;WO ApricotTiees,4 tog feotHghi ivtiifctfcj-^■ ' -
:i,OOOHnm TreoSrl tog ftethlgb. l»Tnrietiest
300 Catawba : dcu ' ' - 1 * '•
' ttoe* week,on Wednesdays and^ai
mon vM stand in the ©iwnoiuii wST!
octabUMsttw*, OtcCDTroeRQ-AlleghenyCouiitt.Pa-
„ . . , HSolu! Bootes I • •.
MdCWM 0 .? n ItS Infl ?s^ 8: , 5 r - Mwtai
SmiV S W«I t .® o Siii.' >, ? SVI , Of HUtorto; tCA Dr:
* ■’”>*; Komeoimet Home, br
of Cbrist; Ttnrkr’a GoiaiQarortfca-Eaglisb-
WOgxiagc; WonaerfulinTehikaa* Kfn>« p «a • atw
2?» g«*n»«»VWodsjiy Mbs BeeciS^B^^Sr
*£» mi BoaSar*^
Piras; TL Mooro s Worn j ilittersto-youeg: Icdkn sod
MpUitrs, SgnurßeyjvperfiAneofc***; ja«m.;cf..Wb*a*artb;:
.Jkonijersof K&lare; Held Sports; Book oTHome Beauty.?
Seen eo &nd Tboogfau jq Karroo; i
Churlotfe'EnK* Works, clieap;Abbcittf» Young Cfer£tJ*n;
Comer Stone* and Way to do <3ood;F»etfeaJ. Astronomer?.
LueofJlra.l'ry; bn -
ology, and Infancy* jancatjon. *CsuopWe; Sfroax&ogx nod
; Pbyriology;food tx& Wet?
chap Curo
of l^rala^jn?
Mlrfm; -
Deaths'«id ! MszriagffljKittofc‘Eafe«kfer .
Tunpir’sßjemsmd Prose '
Tour 2 Bcrsp:-BoQk* awl • W&xto&aXiQ &e-, BOfr r
BosUra edition;:Ndbur’a Bora*; Earth end sfaa~GayzoCV
TOvitffr Tfrhthftjonr AnrfeqVUtecatnrtfgniS
Art: y^ g , Abroad:Hot lmpressfonrof T&*r- : *
Ud4 ; ixta’iUl* WrittaO*; Ei«i oT Creetim; Ex
pedidon of lynch to t® Dead Set and -Jotdln? Speetatort
ecta ■ . CiHMketrtrtet, near Fourth,
•' -U- Mvv'.V-H---- -t>.-^-:3Q'
=ME
TRZKESRr f.
T.tr'xrc xsd Maxlgex- .... :_..*JOSZVU C. FO3TEB- ■ <
4Sr Doan open, at 7 o'clock ;. ptrtjrmscc* to meaarbn t •
»t7}f o’clock. 7‘
l 43-FliUi Bight or th« cmioeat AaerlcmTngniii«n, Kr. ;S:
J.B.EOBEBTM. , ’ l,
rBIDAY EVESISG.OctoberSal, »IU b» pswmtei
t» tho thefint tiso, • ■ >•
THE CORSICAN BBOTHEBS.
' } Hr.AH.Mc*.
; .. r - Em!H» • .. r y T » —^.-.-JlfiaLlgOTfalL’
•:.
To vKhthfrlaagbAblftfEtt* of. '
„ TUB SEWVOVmAX.
Bobby Breakytedow.i£ 'Rpaxz?
®HSESTT3H?POuSEr £:
_ TOSITtVELY lUE LAST) - ' H
* w „“» AMommodaßba oiSehoola. &Ci i
TCBSDAY ASD
,- ®S6BD PAsoaSKi OP - TBBLAHP, }.
o* ■H A Ir-L , E£
f*Arn fitel on favorable termi; and r
/i^w2lSv£*v lr ?s* ,s^ art-Teacfce|S*k<mkl ■■•§J\~
cmtraro •' = if--/
dsyermlng. : A :- ;--- / •••'“ • ii«»i •• •« •
l t^^ia^roMEWj ? ot o.¥„ f'vr
I» .‘State,
So. 3S —n» y *•■•'
lxad,' - -.- §'£:■:
i /tfc a iaee£Hi^ r Wrt&hipg&m-n*iT p‘.:
i jga-y -TTralstreeiytetwoca >: g
- MsEcaatna' EscAKpggsr f 2Ta. &—lS*ei£Sl£irsfr?lspi : • t ife?
grids/ of each;mont&r~ . -£ -•
|-?c-
lSi .Kilrd & V?i 'T\.
Smlutfield.v Office up gtaira. - Dr. 2. has been eetoaded ~wl£h ?. ■ ■ -i>’:
ttw establishment of Dr.Hu2llheo. of Wheeling. iarihs’last- - : s ’■-
Ste years, V ' [apa^^£yf.~£~-
seti OSes of ihe iaasbmd*Ageaeria tbe Sfcffe-i l *' P-- : w
\Ea^bfM’Curdy'&Xoomlsi^V's&- ,^^s6roei^^<^-^^-t: v^^;
. nOT-fctf ;• *-v-;:-r"^rr/;:/';l-B^inBJ^S»4gfent^^r^r r /; : /';l-B^inBJ^S»4gfent^^r^
t they ."ecus are drcadfoliy^tamented^Lthrami, - '-■£■
l remedy., will .be ibaoVr.inJte.XSfflz^B:«OT-i , L*sixa:^fijt^ -W'S£
I «lo byJk,Q£Q.
[ i/‘Prt^;rstdlatl^^aiid^.cJ&;,perbar. ; ''P BepS-* ' S
j .^glJibcnLd^oe&miatb'lhQ6a-gho.bo'y-feib^ >V-.-: •• § S
TTSp atJiNUJiiiiAN (X»JKijitt;i4£. a)ii«ik—ViSiJ f‘s
(K 2/ Third'sal JJatkot Jtrrets. - f
Praetf - L-Jf?
cal Aratmtaat,.±ci B. £fcEKE?;CES, Associate. Address, r,
P. 8.-SP£KCJ£Sr Principal Teaciier cfWritinz ami- Com- PO.V '
nolte- In tnotter ! ’
caiman. „)3-^•'.' ,-*•«: V %ajj J
Ctirtato'Materials*'<tnd -
th£/ Curtain Trimaripgs 0f eterji:<le3CTijiti3a^3^ccnitsxrs :
Hashes, Bfocatall«a > ';Att ? --La£E-and .Madia Caxtaloai .-
Painted Window i&ftiles, Gilt Qarnicesf Curtalh-PraH, Binds, -
wholesale andretail.-\Y7IL CLUUIYS, i\r- r
Ka Ifig.Cfaßsnat-gtrect.ebengr- wt»; PhtTSMpatfp :••■•■>•
-... :-Cartoh3B Hade .and r -Tri.inmgd in the Terynerest g>*Treh ■
-giwilriwatwiTt.jr.nm..' -.
< Vt, Capital iixyjOO. Bejlmid
: only, for ihg iaple'iSiptal^" -7
-gadaguTda safety -
aiw city.-ftjjU country nwrcliaiJta -and
crtmeMbfl^T«hWLdg#TnnpW«T) f l-<»mtyf T Y-p P (^ ■_
-->,-f-.t..-!-r-~ . ..
F novlST r,-. • ■ ?.
ift'jrr 8 ’ 1 MtlUrVWlndowSlißdeßibyiaftii
tSgJ« toryy CQIINKEGF,iiEOONT);rASB^^S^
wotta i®* JS/aoR
soperiormaaipec. S'
: - 4S? Deatere anti Others are inTiteA to glpq Vui-yi.’
fore parybssiiig elsewhere^.. : t>Q.miyp.7.Trß <£‘(XX, r£k~
•. :*ttS7:7iir-:r': S.^\VcOTOerSaamda^Arrli tz?
-
Poet Office Bnlldmgn.-^hipd^tT-^t:' r fc^y-.
In. all-kind*: of g »y
accorne artistic atki annnatp-HfefTiewj t»»Kir« and vastly am -
porjoy. to: thaco»inog,chgap tisgaeggeuiy pee, At the following '••■
prk?«:;-$l J 50 I ;$3 t -.sV^4,sjF l iißi upral, occortlflg i3i
the euse and cualityof case orfaimt, ■ .-.• • ••
—. -■'*
>. fit Ss^-Likenesses of aieifdrdecessed persons taken inanV
part of tha . • „ -’. .- - .
ffS? 3 . Attend- *** yotur , Ho«i«3SW«i}ic:
iKSr-' EfiAViS -Pmnjfcß.—This "- ‘-'I
public as* guaranteed cure Ibr the iie&resfa yy* & : ; j h£~.:
the gsljMoidlcfas known adapted to■ iiayiuj
b6en uswr 3 ia tfc&priyxto Tdexinmj . precllcfr f' >: V : -
tor fiatihe Jasttli&taHSCTeo TtotttteHfieooprterifyr-'.
of that coble ftnlawt tbtf horse/ jbr 'labor^- •'-C?
•■with tbia coxbcqSux disease, should due'bjndoif-? r «~
iwb* to applyinnnediaiely £srtbhsremedj^Eorsalei I; sSr f
Ale and retell nt _lhvK£Y lit f;'■ '
” gprne&ofv'a'bDd^t—xmT Vrrpb* * ■
TY^S^PjEAS*2fXSSSr" to. tbo Head, Anile «U dlra '•* • 'Vi'.-
irgy ;• the ear.flpfledllvrad wp.:,' - .-t-*-
•RenuyjctaoteOtwtflib«paittbrJncooTenlence/Vy SteUxttc-f' f•- '•• *
miVnnfttittl Ax>ri>fcfl£lh&'N.;Y-i^.Snrgftrjr f .«hrt«TT T y -|'--
cfcasplted at $9 Arch.«£reet,*Phlljtdcipliia f 2roat9 3. • j L ; •
Thirteen yesraofelose *ad almost nixHridodatteatioii-to 4 f-.'..-:?'.' 1
tlila branch of special practice has enabled him to redneq td» - f -
•treataoent to ftteha degreeofwiceesaaa to flntlthft "ir.-.
'firmed aad obstixale cases yield, hj a steady atteoiiai to the ? ; " ~-
k means prascrDteLg * , | -
J.C.dTOTflaQS»^— ?.■-•■ ±
•n'^*C»^M* o fi'«idMißai Tindlehar* S-^-v
dhy fnft> partnership, amlaethg - I'-.
-stylo or<J.OL'Ahdecso& A Fralt oadi' £'•••:
;
i|lodng disposed orny entire interest in the i?-
Confoctionarv Imanwiw, - £..«.
A Cogitate pleasure la rccnmrnenaiatgthem' lota* fancy
them *«nth«anee c£"- 5> *■ '
UtelQ^rslpatissiagalii^nredoame. «•
7 flrfttr* jqshva bbqds3. * -
F'lrsSr Company of the City ef-Flttsbnrifh. v
[ -W. w: DiidS^Pves yiMXEY, Secretary..- - fc ■••: i
[ * Will Jo2l£ -and 'HAKIXB aiSHS of £X £
1 -hinds.-; OScer-ta; itoiwngahelft'HOt&i, J*c*; l25 7 V : "-
•Wstedwt,--.--' r % ‘’■^-*1
>. - DIESCTOBaj- *"* *v • w *‘ '-'jf -c.V-'
■W. W. Ileitis, < • - Johtt A&dcrso* ■ ~
' n;C.Sawyer, .TLB.a»mpw t -; " T.::v
- WnvJkJidsMv -•- H. a WiliUaZV, i i ~ - - .'3?
.rrjUobert-iXnneji.,. .. -CharicsEent,.-. - - rf - /ad
- '•• _ V
,A. P.Jkcshntx,: ... Joseph-Kate,., , v -''v> / - \£
/ Ja JPpreit Wlnet-wrfiia u a mj»- ? f - -
i
qucttoa of thla truly'EptatfiiM: tmk .1 -* '
ed-ol knoTOeiSeacristhff*—t .
iwahns-art.. The Forest its name i> ,;
I ont-of trope oT themas* raicafrte tfonfet *4 <
! >?ogefebte tfngiSaas-ttitf ccmHnisfr fafroefc - *'in&9si& : i&to> *1
i-thfl compoand the *4 -- ,
isg of IhoTTfae
ilade3eteitoM'e2fet(fc^^at^?mSsS»
ofthgatonaefr,andgdiipgß^gVkff^m^>/
aud jiropwca, it hs* ?'
ha* triatit»_Yfrtaes. r > . ••'V-^ A -'*vJ~Vt .•: - --
- another col nmn © ftSiSs x&£&;*
l BetaH by Dr.-GEO- IL «EYS^I4OI ; | >-
tornerofWoGd'fitreet(usd Yjrpn aHeyiPittaborsi, Pa: &]-- ; ■
.fitf9Wa»£.*UlPlS, 2£tfa£g* cSWIK
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