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V•1 4. , 11 ; 1 -itrorA11.3.,,W , psaV /4-.. ;I' - , r.t, ~..,-' ,0* , ..t; ....*a. ..*, ~, IA ~,-. *.-*,,t ,, .....» +.} - t , i , ~ f ,, , , Z4.11 - ft '..',,.• ~' -.-4,.•_.-. Y! , 4 :- , 1 ;,.-- 11111.:P".'.2 10614 Man* pad. IttOW ..... F. aulmosz dr Gillraore; Editors dc Proprietors. Q I . 1-4 - , ~LIVEDNESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 28 ....DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. CANAL ocarartssioNEß, THOMAS H. FORSYTH, o . f Phllorblphia Ctrandy. AUDITOR OETERAL, EPHRAIM BANKS, of Arifilin-C,unt.Y. 1 - . ;' FOS SURITYCT, 9RtjE1, 1 4,1., .---- T J. --. POLITER" ,-( . • , PCiRTER W . .. 'mob brunt SUPREME couirr, JOHN 'C. KNOX, Of ri Ogg. ChM ... " :-Ar • COUNTS( DEMOCRATIC TICKET sseemorr Juncui DISTRICT COVET P. C. SIIANNON, Pittburgli. &PAU antra, ::" ."01`LIS AWES - STOCK, Probbn Tp. I * , BIDDItg. ROBERTS, Pittsburgh. JOll4 BIR3IINGHAIII, obi° Tp. CpSNUSIONXII, YEARVETROBB., Upper St. Clair. . . Asa :eau - ;.• JO H N lIIRKPATHICIC.AIIeghey. • , ' - JOHN S. ilklßlLTON...B..Kttiabirrgb. - WILLIAM WERREBERO; Sittob'b. JAMES K. SCOTT, Bor. Mclieorpowt •• • :C• WIT GLASS, Robinson Towsmhip. AI7D/TOR. - JAS. E. IittELBOY,IIwOn Township. , EVILVEYOR, . . JAMES A. 01/MN, Pin° TownAhip. monamva POST JOU OVVICE. toe; now employed in our Job Office an •rinnsnai number of 'excellent job printers, and r tikrolfrepllred to execute all orders with neatnoss I z rownwiraine4infid with it speed that shall not be tint'- We: - havo dens: a verylarge amount of printing 1,111. - our, Job Office within the last ten days, but s. - can do Still more yet. We will suit all customers ' t e epeed and accuracy of our work. • TenftooAl.olllES. , —We received, too late for '.„ ) puhtuantiert, yesterday, the interrogatories nd dressed to the Candidates for thelogialature. Wo ininnetPithlitticthe names of -the - signers, some !itwo:hundrottin number. It would occupy too muchspace, which we desire to devote to other purposes. •-= ? Oqieverner Stamm arrived in our city last `eTetliOgi" and is stepping at the SC Charles !linter. We prisiiiiie he will receive that cordial utn ntionidepositionsrhlpublicservices deserve. Col.McKinley editor of the Iliirrisburg Union, 'iiiiirCaliropliins, Canal Commissioner, are also here, and stopping at the SL Charles Hotel. A large crowd of friends 'welcomed the Governer last evening. 111PCLINTOCK vs. CAROTEIERS. The editor ofthe Ge=ette thinks it is a very small ,ftftair-lo try to - ntako ettilltal for Dr. M'Clintoek mita thet yell known faekthat he is, and has ever hien, The- friend of the tan hour law; while Dr. - Carothers is the opponent of the law. Well, we le:i+e it to the working men, who form about Tour ilfthS--cf - the voters of the County, to decide • *tiettet , it is a small matter or not. The Gd aaellt;tli not deny the facts that we stated in • , regard to the two Doctors, in relation to this tinhjiCt, brit, to divert public attention, he turns upori Cot. Moffit, and endeavors to compel him to beer a portion of the crime, for crime we be lieve:it would be to repeal that law. That some of theeperativee, who have been out of employment for months, because the mills wero stopped per haps for the very purpose, were induced to sign such petitions, either knowingly, or without be ing...aware of their contents, is quite possible. liartliat workingmen, and women and children, Who 'toil fur jiread, desire to work twelve or l ieenteen hours per day instead of ten hours, is laitePlY.nhsurd. That they desire the repeal of the late; tie entedification of it that would lead ;tolaninermse of their toil, is an assertion that an t;sn intua would-dare to make. Alt that Dr. Carothers did try to procure ,such a modification of the law, as would have randered it wholly ineffectual to protect the ,lliboring classes, is a fact which the records 41,1P0,(4. 1 and which the Gazette has not yet vets. 'tired On-Senate Journal of 1861, page 165, we find ae-follows ff:iir,iss.Wither's presented a petition from operatives in f tn . o . -.l :l3,l set r b iu in A Y ' VeiT Y M C4 . ty, Pe n! ' !it"' repeat t:: eatie - augrect! Paqes.aos, 151 and r 36 the e tatter evidencing ;.- • ,hls determination for repea l the defeat of the bill.' Oa page 188, as follows : Carothers real in hie place, and presented to the Cludr t hill entitled "Supplement to an act entitled An act for the relief of the heirs of James Caldwell, decermoll, and relative to The hours of labor in Ifennfacturine natl. litimunts, approved the 21st April IS-19." On page 181, came Journal : "it - Lei:Mothers presented three petitions from operatives I4 teghenytiounty, praying for a repeal of the Ten flour Will-be observed that the petitions are, en- Petitions for the repeal of the Ten Hour • La T W." - Tho bill read in place by Carothers was in 'pursuance of these petitions; and was the -.. same bill. for which,-as we stated in our paper of Monday, Dr. Carothers made a speech, and for which he voted in all its stages of progress. And the record shows that when an amendment to hie " wicked bill" was offered by a friend of the ten,, hour ;ow,. Carothers voted against the amendment. As we said before, thopretumt dem ocratic candidate for Canal Commiesionet, Mr. Forsyth, maile one °this sensible, truly democrat- , 1 lespeephes - against Dr. Carotitere hill, and it wee deThsotnlyfeated. Senator ittthls bread Cocnaeuwealih who had • the cruelty SO preas motion after motion, and petithan after petition, to the end of wiping Mg tha humane provisions of I a The - 2! Mi-Rmir Low," wee • YABIES CABOTIIERS. NeivferHr. When of the House in 1860, Dr. - , M'Clintook -was Chairman of the Committee on Domeatic Manufactures. An effort was made at - that;einteiontOiepeal the Ten Hour Law. Dr. M'Cliitook opposed it successfully . He made a reportto /hi) legislature on the subject, in which - ho saia,-spealting of - the Ten Hour Law : • ; I ' l V:isnot of 1842, whatever may be raid by Its opponents, wail tittool%97ln4l by 1 013 h f iV ia NC l ll7 l O B t 3 :ollllP i tt u e tf the future aitl - resnanedifire wide and high enough to - give - shelter and pro . faction t r o those Who sro to come after " Its. Ittrauxnity tvol commend Lit to tbo consideration - and edeption of all classes, and the privilege's It promises • i w n ill not fail tomake a new era in the condition of the toil 'And in order to favor - capitalists, as well as ,• be just and humane to laborers, Dr. M'Cliuteck closed:tan report with the following resolutions, designed to induce or urge other . States to pass similar Taws in relation to tho hours of labor. Rousz BILE , NtralltElt 687. 32e404 , 01' by the Senate and Souse and Representalires of .Crejnniontoeol th, of 'Penury/aorta, in General Assembly mff Thatthe governor of this State be, and he is hereby uoptecue commtuzicate with the executives of the sera ril suitAv of the 'Union, and present to their attention and - urn the print leacontainal in the ,aet of the twenty-first . _day pf - Aprn; one thane:and eight hundred and forty-nine, Eminitrefotatica to the hours of labor and the employment ; .. ofirtinfirein manufactories. Thdrt the extension of the provisions of tie said aatto RilpindlOns_ daring . the period of their minority Ls • likewise urged 4:a k . thedellberatlem and early attention of our - ester Statisleilieitur ten boars' later in twenty-four ea f. &kat ta Suatktaittitt. workman- to make provi•lon for tds wartb,and fourteen hours little enongb to devote to the av .. vlirement of knowledge and natnre'e - demand for repose. Nosr - tbis candid reference to the public acts iliti.ei4didatesi the Gazette thinks “a moan" Way of presenting . their claims to. the people. The . =Gazetre prefers the" more, Slanderous and blickgaard way of making mero and untrue as aertiorie about visiting doggeries to solicit votes. Let the pnbilo, judge which is -the proper course: And the - public =7/ judge and decide which can -beitt-h&trilited as their representative. t hatleg Cook, late canal commissioner of New li - nrk,li — ileniatig at itt cost of .$15,000, a new Episcopal chtireti fif the yilliginf Hatarts, Che, smingtitintitY;l6 be Irreinifited to the society at ;that profit.: DEEM STATE 'l We shall publish to-morrow morning a full list otAl the-ar ticles entered for ekliilitiont the Stife Ni4altlite.arttaes entered under #heir proper heads. We shall at; the sante' . ti me give all such information in relation to the exhibition as we think shall be in teresting to the public at home and abroad. We - shall publish a large extra edition for sale, and all our eitizetTs and all visitors to the city, can obtain a copy at "the office of the MOrning Post, corner of Wood and Fifth streets. We shall endeavor to be prepared to Supply all who want copies. Come one, come all. THE NEW DODGE OF THE WHIGS The Whigs, feeling that their case in the pres• eat campaign is a most desperate one, are en deavoring to make a new issue, and seek to abandon their former political position, and as sume a now one. The bobby they now desire to mount is the Maine Liquor Law. We do not hesitate to say that the abstract principles of the Law are worthy of the applause of every good citizen, but that its Workings will meet the views of its most ardent friends, is a consumma tion too ridiculous to hope for. The Whigs have issued a call upon all the can didates for the Legislature, to the support of tho Law. All the Democratic candidates are men friendly to the cause of temperance, and we do not think it is necessary for them to answer im pertinent interrogatories. The people, who have to elect them, should be the judges of their feelings in regard to the Law, (which is entirely an outside question in the contest,) and if they are unworthy of election, let them be rejected. Both tickets wore nominated by conventions. The Maine Liquor Law was not mooted in either of them; nominations were made on political groixnds alone, bat now we are told by the Whig organs that the Law is the only question at issue. What hypocrisy' A scheming clique of Whigs to attempt to draw the people by such hollow hearted devotion to the cause of temperance.— Where were these men in the days of "Hard ci der made a little harder by a misture of strong brandy?" Hundreds of those on the list will tell you, if they speak truly, that they were at tending at the bring hole, tin cup in hand, to treat all to a full measure who would promise to vote the Whig ticket. They succeeded in 1840 through the influence of Intemperance, but ret ribution followed them, and they were not per mitted to en b the fruits of their iniquitious umph. They guzzled the hard cider during the campaign, hut found the golden apple which they thought th,7 had woo, turn to dust when they touched it. They hare now changed their policy; they adroit :hat the 11 big party is au , ‘,tbsolete idea;" they take the Maine Law saute, and if that dees u.•t cave them they are in a piti able condition. We are no enemies of the :lining) Liquor Law; we would desire to see it prerail over the whole country, but we will not consent that an tinprin cipled faction ehall use it far the purpose of carrying themselves into power. The leading advocates of the Low were the prominent retail ers-of "Bard Cider," when they found that in temperance would serve their canes, and if they thought it would advance their purposes now, they would again hare their liquor barrels et ev ery corner. We hope that no democrat w;11 bo deceived by their deceitful appeals. They are no sincere friends of at - is-Maine Law; and their bravado is merely. for the purpose of intimidating persons to vote the Whig, tirket. We a - rev - ell aware that the democrats are in favor of temperance in all things, and we hope that none of them will be deceived by the hypocritical protestations of whig office hunters who affect a virtue they do not possess. EL EC TION PROSP-F:CTS The newepapera from al! parte of our State come to CI !I laden with sheering news in regard to the proPpeete of the democratic party for the October election. The nominations in all the counties seem to give general satisfaction; and every where we see evidence that our party is on the alert, and seems determined that the party of ism, but without principles. shall gain no advantages this year; but that democracy, progressive in its character, must make a step in advance in its pewer and infillellee, by an increased majority in the old Keyatone State. We hope the democracy of Allegheny county will be equally active, equally hopeful, and equally devoted to the great principles of their party ; and we may, in a little over two weeks time, send over the State the tidings that our county, the second in the State in importance, is in part, if not entirely, redeemed. We speak candidly and seriously, when we say that the democrats have but to ,will it, and this county will become democratic. And we believe that our chance for a triumph was never as good as this year. We aro nil united upon our county ticket. VA know it is a good one. A better one has never been presented for the suffrages of the people- We can elect at least a portion of it. Demo crats, do not lose this opportunity. Give no credit to whig slanders on C.nal Commission ere, candidate for Surveyor General, and our expellent candidate for the Senate. Those slan ders can be easily refuted, and are wholly un worthy of credit. AIIEILICA AnneAn.—The French papers ore discussing the Busts affair, and some of them come to the conclusion that both Austria and the United States were wrong in the matter; Aus tria, because her agents and officers undertook to kidnap a political refugee in a foreign terri tory; and the United States, because Capt. In graham gave American protection to one not en titled to it. The declaration of intention to become a aiti• zen, they nay, in not a ground of protection. The fact that Koeta had an American passport is not taken into account at all. We Bar wherever it is proper to give an Amor dean passport, let an American protection follow it. 'A disregard of that passport is an insult to ear government. But we hope the ground will be taken by our government that the declara tion_ of intention to become a citizen of this country is the ground of right to Amerlcanpro tection. That declaration is the first step towards citi zenship and renunciation of allegiance to the native government; and deprives the alien of the right to claim the pi - etc.:film of his native State. Shall that declaration deprive the man of. all protection in ease his business takes him to a foreign country. The State ho leaves has no interest to protect him. The State of which he intends , to become a citizen has an interest in his -safety, and a duty to discharge towards him; add, in spite of European protests, wo hope our Vtiornment will take this ground and nutha taila It.. _Six hundred and fifty tone of railroad iron were landtid at Savannah , on the 18th inst., by the ship the Mlgnota end Waimee bare% road. T.Z 36-~. 3--. tva .- 1 ,- ,, , . -, i=...,2'' , .. , 7. - Ti. - _•,-_ . .- , ':::: - .:•:. , ..: Tho Chronicle is a curious sheet. It first attacked the editors of the Post with false hoods and vituperation. It made nothing out of that. It then assailed an estimable local re porter, but the "boy" proved too much fo . r it, and it now refers to the amiable foreman of our job office, in his usual truthful style. He says that our corps of, Job Printers cehnist„cr 940' young man, whii';appearito 'have pleutit.:ofloi sure. If that young man can do the Work of six other printers, and wont two large presses at the same time., he Must he a very" amok young man. But, retire - 14py to say that neither he nor his worthy aittistants have much leisure.— We would advise the Chronicle to tarn its atten tion to translating its Hcbrelo huh into English, before it meddles with. the "boys" or "young men" In our office. He can make nothing in a controversy with them; and such Hebrew hie,' as he has published, is more congenial to the taste of the editor. Let 11)3 have a translation. When he gets through with the "young men" in our Job Office, (he will have to go through,) wo suppose he will assail our roller boys. But the editor will find them too many for him, and then ho will return to his Hebrew Irish, and write essays upon "chaste language." THE CRYSTAL PALACE We understand that this magnificent steamer will be lighted up on Thursday and Friday even ings. We would ad else our friends who are on a visit to the Fair, to call and see this gorgeous vessel, and we aro certain they will be most courteously received by her. gentlemanly com mander, Capt. Emir; and he highly delighted by the visit. ma. OLD Fosrsst.trt, alias Simon Washington, the only surviving slave of General Washington. This relic of the last century is now on exhibi tion at Cargo's Hall, and hundreds aro throng ing there to see him. He is accompanied by the great African Giant, who is seven feet high and weighs over 400 pounds, and is considered the strongest man in the world. The exhibition is well worth a visit. Items of Noma and lliacelLany It is stated that in consequence of the entire destruction t f this season's s grape crop iu Ma deira, the inhabitants are in a worse condition than ever. Unless aid reached them from other countries starvation is inevitable. A lad of 17 years, named Levi Chapman, in Putnam county, Ohio, it in allege.l murdered his own sister's husband, on estimable man, by Stabbing him to the heart, on tho 3d inst., with out the least provocation. The grand jury of the city of Queheo has found bills against fourteen persons " for riot ously beginning to demolish the Chulmer's Church and dwelling house," during the outbreak when Goyim& was lecturing In the church. When the Admiral of the "'trifled' fleet, in 131. Erika bay, heard of Capt. Ingraham'', gallantry in the floats affair, it is said he manned ell the yartig, and the Be:lvaco gave uiue hearty eheere, while the guns belched forth a royal salute. A fier days ago, I'dir familici in wagon passed through Wheeling for the West. One wagon contained an old mao from Backs county, Pa..-- 77 years of ago—and on his way to Minnesota. Ile was accompanied by his six sons, their wives, and 30 grand children. The amount of guano received and sold in Richmond, Va., iu the year 1852, was over It). 000 tons. The amount of receipts up to 10th Septeintmr of this .s tons, while tl.`" demand this year is take as great as tifixt of last year. Esther Pelkner, about sixteen y, ars 'of ego, melding near Goalie°, lc , was shot through the heart on Saturday last, by a rookie" boy who caught up a musket üb.olt had been loaded over a year, and aimed it ut her for the purpose of frightening her. The elate of North ('arolina haring laid claim to all the •• ataple.e" used by the other estates, 3,lre. Partington asks why they do not, with the same propriety, claim all the hinges and hooks likewise. Moses B. Ferson, of Ntahua, N. R Laving made a bungling attempt to oat his wife's throat rind hie own, with n jack-knife, en Friday night, has ben committed to Amherst jail, and the ",tote will be put to the expense of trying him It is paid that sixty thousand doll%ra is to be espendeil on the Milo road - over the, fethlnu'il. between Crimea acid Panama, and that through tickets from New York to California will be issued about the first of ()metier, when Jassen• gore and their luggage will be carried through from the Atlantic to the Pacific in from t welve to fifteen hours. The Washington Star says tie navy depart ment have ordered the Albany and Columbia, of the home squadron, to cruize on and around the fishing grounds for the resent, which will re cruit the oricers and men of these vessels, after their severe rummer tour in the gulf, and afford additional protection and encouragement to our fishermen In that quarter. NEWS OP OUR OWN STATE COMMA COUNTY. —Char/ea R. Buckaleto We chronicle with pleasure the fact that this consistent and talented Democrat has been re nominated for the State Hem: , e, in the Montour and Columbia District Personally we do not know Duokalew, but we have seen him on the 110.,r or the Senate, surrounded by a Whig majority, zealously and fearlessly bottling for the party he sustained and the principles he loved, and we felt then no we feel now that every Democrat in Pennsylvania owed him a debt of gratitude. No man in the State has a better political reputation than be, and if we know anything about the people, he is not at the summit of his career.— Ellarburp Srniinel. Senatorial' Contest —Ae the Senatorial contest progresses, the prospects of a Democratic tri umph become more and more bright. Mr. Cress well's nomination is received with gratification in every portion of the district, and the party was never more firmly united upon a candidate than it is upon him. FA vErrE Coeur.—Death of Chas. Mnforth.— We regret to learn that Charles Danforth, of this place, died at Berlin, Somerset county, on Sanday night last, at hail' past 10 o'clock of cholera. Mr. Danforth was extensively and favorably known along the National Road in Pennsylvania and Ohio, having, for a number of years, been acting as agent for the stage com panies. Ile arrived at Berlin from Cumberland on Sunday morning, and was eick at the time. Physicians were called in and paid him every attention, but at the hour above stated be breathed his last.—Uniontown Genius . THE NEST ORLEANS CIIAI ITY.—Siuce the a 0• count last published, the committee for the re. lief of the sufferers by the yellow lever, anuouoeo the receipt of $442, of which $2OO was con tributed by I'. T. Barnum, of the American Mu seum. Tho whole sum collected amounts to $67,- 466 i 1 , coming from The following bouroes, Yi2 : • New York citizenssll,fillil 00 Rostnri, Mali, .... 10.000 tiO Providence, IL I ............ ........ ... 3,004 7I Noariairt 1,0'.Z 00 Loudon, England 2lal 0o Newark Val 00 Peterboro, N. Y.. 1000 00 Now Orleans Cl11.2(:118 •' - U.OO ZpQ 11-tblebern, Pa ...... . iiiit.ou liutiary pieces in the vicinity of N. York 1,130 u 0 genre. flawites, Woodruff and Frost, the committee for this benevolent purpose, have lar. bored with a zeal worthy of the emergenoy. Having concluded their solicitations fur carity, they say: "The amount collected is far beyond our most sanguine expectation, but it will all bo wanted. The contributors have enabled the Association, in the relief of human misery, to accomplish an amount beyond all calculation, as well as saving the lives of many a fellow-creature, besides aid ing and providing for 800 orphans and half or phans, made so by the dreadful epidemic. wia,, We never heard anything against Roses so bad as an sot which Urquiza performed short ly before he ran away frinidf/Benoa 4yres. Lie caused Donna Martina Pando to be stripped na ked among a squadron of soldiers, and to suffer 800 lashes. Nearly dead with ehame, it required but it - few stripes to end the poor woman's life; yet the monster Urquiza, who witnessed the pun iehment, made the soldiers inflict the rest of the sociterice upon the aorpce, and forbade the remo val of it froth the place. Thu kiaa ttle wife of D. Marino Romer, end her offence was writing a letter advising one of Uriaulza'a cap tains, to leave his ranks. This captain, whom the vett= bad fed and clothed, betrayed•her tette,. .. 6z> ... .i:',...;'.•.J.,,-,.,,.,...: „_ .., .., Y-L.,4 ~:' ),•.:;;',.t - ,. !•' ? ..2.. -, ' ,,:::;. ' ".::'.;.--';...Z.*-.'L-r- ''':..:.:::,,S:';L',:!.;-,.:,,, TLIT, YELLOW YETED. AT TIM Sourn...—There were 342 deaths at New Orleans daring the week ending the 18th inst., of which only 200 were from yellow fever. Among the victims were Geo. B. Thornton, of Petersbnrgh, Va and Wm. A. McAllister and Miss Elizabeth Ann Warrick, us, • tired of Baltimore. Business ,in the city is al ready beginning to r .revive. 'Oen. Twiggs had sent $lOO (or the relief of the sufferers. At Mobile,froutthe , l4 -- of-Augnet to the 16th there had been 611 fever . deaths,bnt the disease is now rapidly on the decline. At Spring Hill, sixinilestrout Mobil; the "epidemic, prevails to an alarmitag eztent. In the fatally of Col. Jas. S. Dees there were over 20 cases. At Pensacola and Warrington the disease was dying out. At the latter pines on the 16th, there were five deaths, including, that of passed aesietant surgeon D L. Bryan, of the naval Hoe pital. Two daughters of the; latePnrser Taunt lerly bad fallen victims to the fever at Pensaco la. Mre. John Sweeny, sowand daughter, for.. manly of New York; died on the 10th at 'Fort Barrancas, near Pensacola. Mr. G. Carrier; editor of the Donaldsonville (La.) Vigilant, who was banished from France by Louis Napoleon, died of the epidemic on the 10th instant, and William Foreman, of Pa., on the 26th ult. George Hammett, from St.Maryenonnty, Md., died of bilious fever, near Ginza &ore, La., on the 80th ult., and his wife-on the 2d Init. At Grand Gulf, Miss., it ie said; the yellow fever deaths are equal to 1100 per day at New Orleans. At Vicksburg end other towns it was equally fatal. !yam` A letter from Athens, of the 28th nit , gives the following particulars of the destruct tion of Thebes by an earthquake: "Eleven per sons linvo loet their lives, and eighteen have been taken from the ruins badly wounded. The town was composed partly of new houses, solidly built, and partly of old ones, constructed of wood and bricks The first have been en• tiroly destroyed, and had not the inhabitants hurried away, they would Sive been buried in the ruins ; and the second class of houses are so much injured as to bo uninhabitable. The whole population are encamped in the open air. Thebes, where water was formerly so abundant, has now scarcely any, and the dust raised by the falling of the houses lasso covered the gar. dens and vineyards, that the fruit has lost all its savor. The King anfrthe Queen, when in formed of this sad event; sent 600 drachm and a quantity of military tents to the inhabitants. Not only Thebes, but also the neighboring vit. lages as far as Plates, Xave so much suffered, that there aro seventeen of them which are quite uninhabitable. The town of Chablis also has had seine houses destroyed by this earth quake. For the last eighteen years shocks have been frequently felt of Thebes and Athens, and sometimes several shocks have been felt within the space of twenty-four hours." Tor 'NOLAN DstioNsTaimon.—At the meet ing Geld in New York on Thursday evening. to do honors to Ca Ingraham, letters were read from several prethinentgentleman who had been invited, bat did not attend. tien. (laribaldi ex cused himself from attending en the more of in disposition, and Mr. Meagher trusted that he "ehuold not he considered as acting with any imprepr, , ty toward the committee, if bearing in tn , nd that" he is "not as yet a citizen of the 'States," he retrained from "taking ao vo part in a publk council, eammoned to (1.• do upon enact done in foreign waters, by nu or , r of the republic." lion. 11-obt. J. Walker cork Arred the seizure ¢f Koszta a clear violation of la.: and justice, and en outrage of our rights in view of his declaration to becouto a cilium of the iinited States . !Jou. Kdward Everett op Olinda Capt. lograhrinee course, and declares that both the wrong and outrage were on the part of Austria, as Kanto, was under the pro tection of bat he does not express any opinion as to ha claims to American protection, by virtue of Lis dvelaistion to bec,ine tin Ameri can citizen.-I.fak. 0031. VAXPEOBILT AX A. FILIAPVKTER. —WO meted on Saturday that the yacht North Star, Com. Vanderbilt, returned to Near or ou Fri day, from her EurOpeau :oar It is Putted that during the trip the North Star arriv,:d at Cietta Vecchia. j , lftt. OS the , tliftzuvery of a eupposei filitattui conspiracy had thrusts the ii.overnmemt alto t Pattie of excitement Tt police of ("twits Vecchia, being alArtsel by tho imposing ditt of the atcanier„ avol,the number of persons CD board, conothdeti that aE teas an .tmeriesn eym patlutiog and rtfusti Fitte ,torneue dore peratiesion to land. After tiro , tbreo days of useless negotiation, the North Star pro ceeded to Naples4here—at boast rf,) the news. papers say---ithio' was also an object of envpi chin, and bad eventually to neck refuge at the island of Malta.- ger Eizeiratt4,j(o of Ctrs. Liear.er King, of ireath, Ilass.„hal sued for divorce en account of desertion. They were married about tea peaks ago, and about eight months afterwards be *Charged her before a church council with beN iug told him ho had better study grammar, and give up preaching till he knew morel The cooped dismissed this charge, and the offended reverend has ever since refused to live with his wife. She touched his pride on the raw. fIEALTII OFFICE.. INTI:IIIIKNTS IN TUE (!TV Ili' PITTIETURCIII, 44-01% pett.o4, 101 ViAZ r3111.141M Otinglo.ts.o of brain. I rout: . Ihvt.iry of hriln.. . 0 of 1..11 acid I I Still I.irn . Unknown o 11)wirr I 'ear rrrrii I to 2. A tn to 1.; to IS 161 u 31. Molt, 4: Fr,/121t11 f.. 14y onlor of lhr I.lolara of C F. wrta.imus, Phygiclan or Ward of Health. FREE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. 111/11EAT MITCHELL, of IRJhun cou.aly. YOU •CDITOR Oinett., N EV114.11 11. MAIO, of Allegheny couttly ruM 81.1,1n0n GENtRAL, LAWRENCE K consi IN, of 51001. g -ornery manly DV- Medical Testimony cannot be Con. t rowert of the most .tartling 1,11., to cuirratnl of Dr..sll,ane's l'erinifuge by Dr. John Dutler, of Trumbull Co., Ohio. The rose NMI that of a young, lady who had been Fick for 601 yews, anJ tit.. l c . ontmlled a num. her of physidana, who had tredited It no ono of Prolapaus Uteri. Dr. thal,r v.r.a then called in, and for a time believ ed with 1114 prod, re.,er, that It was a ea, of Prolapses. Ito howerer, noon forced to the conelualon that hie patient was ...Moil:1g from worms, and after much penuaelen, pro ra lied upon her to take two dom., of .11cLatip',... Vorplfrugo.— Tlila nuallelnelpal the effort of retrinvine Worn her a eount. Ica. number of the largest also. After she passed them, her health Immediately returned. She is ?duce marrint, and continues to enjoy good health. Purelittsors will be earenal to ask for Dr 111.aue's tele , heated Verrnitn,;, nod take none else. All other Venni. ' e fgros, in comparison. aro worthless. Dr. M'Lane's genuine rtnirows, aleo his celebrated Liver ran now he had ` at all ret.pectaLlo f./rug Stores m this (Inltc,l Statso, soil teem the sole proprietors, 1.1,1t:51 I lit) 11110TH fi SueeettsurA to J. Kidd & 60 Wood street. r, , 65 11 popT.3.ile cr Air' Pall and Winter Clothing, Whole, cafe and Retail.-..t larg-e and ,pleadhl stock of Fail and IVinter Clot Idox is now ready forth° inrpeetior of those wihtlind to be flttc,i out in tho mode. Call and am fur your aldres. Country Merchants would find It to their Interest to can and examine the stock. N. IL—Customer work made to order in superior 1078., nod at tho shortest uodre. WOBBLE'S CLOTEIENO HOUSE, sop 22 No. 240 Liberty street. Cargo's Cotillion and Brass Saxhorn " Band, can bo bml by applying to Wm. Frank ergo, ntthe " Crysini Palace Duouorroop lionoog," of WY'2ON U. 11. CARU6 & 00. 1 3, Ai4rai street. o:o~~ •• U. .n•.—Plase of meinug, Washington Hall, Wood street, between Fifth street and Virgin alley. l'irrsnocuo Loos, No.33B—Meets every Tue.:loyal:acing. litzocalimx ENCAMPALENT. No. 37—Veda first and third Friday of each month. Intar2s:l7 ii,...?.IILACK TIC thotmot °mom TEA in Pitt& burgh, at .50 cents fl lb., go to the Pekin Tes Store, No. 39. 111th street, where the Very best Bleck and Green reap can elyrays be had. (390 • aw — Ociirial Corner Coe- aasti4 Agree. many per BODE are dreadfully tormenthd with curia& A certain remedy will be found in Dr. Counts Coax Pr..Arra, for man by Dr. 0.110. 8. KEYSER, 140 Wood eared. - ..Prina, reZuu at lnd and 2b nta, pe; box, 898 deduotite. ULU:O3*U buy to sell again. , Or TI11; AI OPE TIAP.R.E .4 Prom 40 to :.{1 CA) to Co - 00 to 70 to I• 11. .11 Ml .01 N.. 1 to .0 Ago ut,known_. e 4; . .Total STATE TICILIT.T. roe n - pur 4T Tin SVPREV.Z CutatT ==== COUNTY TICKET. lOR razsmerr JU.L u 1 cinduict COURT TIIOS. Ilk - CONNELL of AllegLeo). FUR PROM:eI, 'LINO ATT.ICIET. IVTLLJAM Al. SHINN, of Alleetiony. run 81470 WAL F. ETEVENSUN, of l'ltt76grgh. 1 , 04 101.911,111 j, A AIWA: FLOYD, of Pittqargh: PRUCF: TRACEY, of Ohio; IPM. P FERREE, of Moon , C Ait LES W. LINK I, of Allogherty; A tI BURNS, of rUR CoIakELYsIoNIA, ALLEN, of Pllbburgh ! , 111 rULLA , IIOA, ‘Y 11,80 N, of PRlNburgh. 000 eU DM tn. . 1 A ME'S SWISSII ELM, of 'APUAIN :011:11:atIrte MEM NEW ADVI:RTISZSLEI4TS. rpuE Es. Committee of the Num. State Avianßural Ea- I duly will curet ou TIMIUDAY NO, at 7 o'clock. 11011 V. GAVALKEII, - Serfetary. OThe Regular Quarterly :Meeting of the YOUNG. ItIEROANTILE.ITIELILEX, ASSOCIATION AND IIECIIANILW INSTITT/T4' 4ll 'b 6: held to their LIBRARY ItOOM, en NEXT MONDAY Kietti. her 34) EVE:sllNWetliAl4past reven o'elsek. iTanetuai ak-; rivleated of all Ae iiemberZ, iii 3 P 2 7:br -Secretary. TILE bTE..4-11Z11. CRYSTAL MACE, witk be LltilltED tin TIIIIRSDAY rod FRIDAY VSNINI3I3 N EXT, rot , thereeeptiott otylAttete' Elbe to moored et the Itloottageheis wtiert. Ea p2S FRESH OYSTERS 447 RECEIVED DAILY AT No. 184 SMITHFIELD Sr. $1O) per ma 50 coots half Can and war (SCP3 1 J. F. D. HEATING. OLD FONTEM.AH., alias SitiON WASHINGTON, THE ONLY SIIRVIVLNO SLAVE , OF OEN. WASHINGTOPti (I,iIDfiDIIEV AND TWENTY YEARS OLD, raptured lii:Oulnea when young, brought to the United States before the Revolution, and sold to Geo.Vashlngton from the slare ship, and sold by him before the time of the Whisky Insurrection. Also, the remarkable and powerful AFRICAN GIANT( Well proportioned, eeven feet high, four 'hundred pounds' in weig,ht, and, without mistake, Ito afrongml man lenoson, upon whose breast nature has depicted the raised paws of the Ron, “kingnt beasts," thus stamping him with the tm prose of the Negro-Sampson of the nineteenth century. AT TILE FAIR Olitolll , TD daring the day, and at CARGO'S HALL, corner. Fourth end Wood rtreots, In the evening. Admission 25 cents. eii&b4t." Sale by Auction. VrAITIUNERY OP TII HOPE CODON FACTORY, IYJ. Pimmortim—The subscriber, having deterirdned to relinquish the Cotton business, will sell In - lots, by Public , Auction, on tbe premises, on WEDNESDAY, October 6th,. 1883, at 10 cecina, A. IL, TIM °mos MACHINERY OF TILE SLOPE FACTORY, all In complete running order, con sisting of 2 'Willows; Pickers, Spreaders; 64 Cards, 30 inch Cylinders, and 3 Batting Cards; 8 Drawing Frames; 15 Sprolers,• S Railway Ileails and Railways complete; 49 Live Spindle Fryer Throat's; 0348 spindles; 8 Tube dr do do 1032 do 4 Ring and Traveler do 628 do 2 Mule,, eat do 82 Reels; 1 Wkk Stretcher; I Twister; 3 Yarn Frussea; 3 Warp Mitts: 2 Spa:dere; 1 lily Frame,24 spindles; 2 Card Grinders; 1 Bphadle Grinder; 1 Cog Wheel Cutter ; 1 Roller Fluter; a large lot of fluislied and unfinished Bobbins; a tarp, lot of Patterns, TAlDlS—same of $lOOO or teas, cash; larger dfsiOUYILS one-fourth cash, balance endorsed nodes, at 0,12 and 181'401. Persons wishing to examine the Machinery, will call* st my NVerellouae_, corner of Market and Water streets, Pilta burgh. (rep 2.841 I'. AreonmlCK. ORE AT ATTRACTION? LE BLOND'S GRAND PANORAMA, OP A VOYAGE FROM. NEW YORK TO EUROPE. unu, be ethibited at the ,dI,TITEXIEU3f, Unarm Er., TT otery eifternoou and eTalliag daring the week. 44 - Doors open at 2% and o;4' o'clock. Painnazas to mote at 3 and '7% o'clock. G3' Tickets 23 cents, to be had at the principal Hotels, and at the door sepN NLW MUSIC' bI.W allJll:l— deceiving every day by &Laws A. WE( Eaprem. the Wee'. publication& Ida May, companion to 1.1.11: Dale; Sea IS/trb; Leal Gently with the Motherhscr; Poor Sister flue; 53n^asul fkirollEch, Plano or guitar. Yee, true that thy Pother now le tileepintc, My Heart with Joy le (bating Welt; The celebrated Polka Hang of Mile U. Sontag, At Flee upon the Lone Rea Shorn, this live. Gently Moon; Lull L our Marling - PG.le; Le Melangatia Waltz: Pallor trine polka; Table flock Rehrittlech; rranconi itehottirch; Atlantic Retourn Sebotilwir. A Felection of corer &apt, arranged far the Guitar, at SCI.IIIORDEIt A CO. No, C. fourth rtrftt. Itallgt Ett—Aucetter (Tech supply or !heel's lko IP wont, Poultry 'look. This is the picot complete hook or, Poultry mot Poultry Breeding, that Imit over Wort pub- Itched to att. +veldt', The grout verlvty of splendid cad Lilo like cut., and from the vmet amottut of valuable Infor mation It rontalnv, make. It an luralusble book for the Poottry llrctsler. No book has ever boon potilbhod containing half thc amount of practical matter or number of ertgrav:crt this dor+. It contains over 100 mem:mita tor ttalta of fowls, from b•s-ethcr with other illmanatons. Prim, (A coot+, parr:. and cloth.• L. talc al W. A. ELDLNLYKsiN e. EZl;a:(;WcoinirXatair, I. aria J D WILLIAIII , ,, It.: Wool st. ~[ DMA extra . fino - J D. WILLIAM: 7 . _ . Lti AIL littUBk: 14.141 . .. ft Npri. It: 1J L:4, do ft.-T. :Jo hall clatc,tio eqll 41 ./lonf, / OA" M:;.6 so I: r•••••:, 1""' do do Lo,;n:yrn; CJ do• OiJ ..Idv..rnto.ut 6 ca.-est:mut:l4, la Nom! papo.r..- .01.4...] 1 1 01, 1424:v a. bos4a V 44, 4 , 1 , and 10 ; • 10 .10 spun and natural 10 do Sr, tt. tad dLlutood tyri,t Ike keg" AI hit, .t i` Jn P-11: Cam OD and (.....41.a; 11 it Vat kzate.i Jo Florio end Fa7m. 44 1.. A T.•ilet. J. n. WILIJAI:9. - Itirt/AR—t4 at. Pun , U- 6, loepn N AIL; -1:'.0 leo a,.1..;;:ier4 Nails artoi}7ll.7* -- J b. WILLIAMS_ box., 81.10. Vl_ las 12, 10x11_ sepl.3 J. D IVILLIA)DA, D 22 Wood st. ir,V.XTRACT 1 , 00W001,--10,0 Ibr ottle 4 It. A. FAILV.ESToet..t W., Cotner Wood aW Fir.t els MA, Wight yel u l . o• A. tv .A V:4l2' a al. WrellN PAX) 0, L ,". n 4,, for talc t r y B A. Kunacsnock k Co _ _ rj lAKE run four or Oro rt 4 wrol, gtt, ske,elomodattou thuutol. oo ueeday. eduraday, Mb: 4 day amt EtiJay writ- Tl:w7 trill run •rery 1,13 ruirattra frock my etztJe, N 0.178 Nun dm RorZ Jt_ JACK MAN. $5O Reward WILL be paid to any perwrin who will buy " 5 boo of Dr TERREL'S [[EALING t Isteyr. and nu. it according to direction, If tbey will call at my office and any with • clear ennyrience, that U will 'not cone c....rwelispinid iim o,Chlbtalne,Cha r.nez, Sore Idtia Burnt and Freezes, Sorel on Children, and greatly alloWlabt If nut .-.1 entirely cure Sattrimum, Plka. Inflamma tion of the Ilres. t, Ititee of lutist" Pimples on the Ease, and all Dismees of the Skin. bIONROE TERUEL, lisugatnek. Oxon. For sale try FLEMING BROTHERS, and Dr. KEYSER, Wood iitreet, Pittsburgh; SIIITII, Birmingham: Mr& RuI,MLY, Tamporaneerltle; D. M. CURRY, Allishennelty. tY2,5.14wY I)it fkiiiii:Ll3 ItEALI hti OnalitlCY.lr an 4 oi:cc Soft rheum (Tater), Chilblains, Common alure;Chipvect or Cracked itands,Rarna or ietelas, Cite or Wountlees, In eutu=stlon of ttir Dreast , nines at 'hilted; Sore Pim ple. 013 the Face, ate! Moulting Out and Sores on lama, and all Dtseeere of the Skin, quielcr and surer than any other %Whine. For Rale by FLEMING DELOTILEILS, anti Dr. KEYSER, Mod amt. Pittsburgh; intlT/L.Blrcalughara; Mr& HOLMES, Tecoperancaville; D. U. OMIT, AliutAUDI Mt/ lyZatts7 Nkeop o i r ti, Dr: t T , filt e itL'S D o lr o td r VlT will n. k 'I ' t:tindA, let any chap or P' ruck ever bad, sound *Win goad working order all winter. _ Preparml and sold by H. OHtLDS St Co., WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE. No's 133 & 135 {fens er., Ponunarm, Pa. IA rE would call attention of Merchants alslttng this y y etv to otle ltatrunense stock or 'BOOTS AND SUQES. Embracing ovary variety for Men, Ladies' Misses, storks Youth and Children: cumprisitts ono of the large st stocks We,t. of tias Mountain - a splendid assortment of Men's and Bays Kossuth, Mag yar. Mexican and Citizens RATS. Silk and Cotton Plush, Cloth and Glazed CAPS, of the latent styles and fashions. Alen, 'AKIO aid. prima New York Wined SOLE LEATIIER. We hare purcharwl direct from the Manutacturers,prin cipall,y for CASH, and Incite buyers to give us a call, as we rare dermineci to roll as /ow ILA any New York ; rialladulphla or BaJtinezwe Jobbing. House. savv, F RF SII OYSTERS, FROM BALTIMORE, 3 CET RECEIVED AT A. FIELD'S DEPQT, On corner f t IYOO4 111.114 St"etz; UNbta piTlia49 FitTIND. tgeplo 1-" - UpT -10 togs for sale id: KING A MOORHEAD. p • —3 for Ftlie by KING 3 MOORREAD Is your MIS lusuresl, IF NOT, rend wont anme one hes written. Among nil the contrivonais of inan to protect the &tally circle from want, bone C.lll he found wore simple In its character, noble iu it.. I..tUrro, or certain to Ito reeults, than 1:1Fil IN.SUIt- ANCIV: it be the prop which the dying husband leaves to support the wife of hii bxotn. Itis the unseen hand of the Provident father reaching, forth from Cho pure, and 41E111 nourishing his offering, and keeping together the family group. • • etEUVIN, Becretery, Pittsburgh Life Insurance Onnpany, Mit at., step2l Masonic Dutch thtlbotas Roots, &c. THE sabzkilber has •reo,died direct frdm Ilarlem, his supply of choice Hyacinths, T1A14,5, Pooneas, lad other Flower Rents for fall planting, and for Winter blooming in pots and glowed. Grass Stet. I for larna, 10116 . makes a dna aloe smooth Turf, NinaFrWifto trtstru. manta; Garden and flrualog 4 , ./rgiv4a.o.r sp esov.vdrolUlTVlAP. 14 reitcrn rites, Ircu t e t deed ant Ii warehouse, riful ; IT % of n o" JAMES WA RDROF. „ - - OUNT WASUIPAITON PROPtIi.TY FOlt BALE-66 ft. AU. front by deep, with Liouse suitable far two fatal lies. Also, 64 feet front by 165, with is Two Story House, u &bora Fine Garden and Fruit Trees on otch Lot also, a well of good water. Price mad terms aceommoJating. 8. CliTilliSKT 4 8 0 N, sep26 Real Estate Agents, 140 Thifd at. •• lot‘y 4ND 4 1, 1 1 44 c 13 0011lt —Thackeray's English Ilumcirite; jives of the Humboldts ; Anthem's' Greek Literature; Memoir of Henry Wareeloister; Urea Charlex the Filth; Weyer Peace; Leslie's Behavior Book; The 'frans later* Reviewed; Brace's Home Life in Germany; The Tongue of Time, An., An; Henry's Commentaries, new edi tion; Dr.. Brown on' Galatians, on the sufferings and glories of the Messiah, on the saying of our Lord, An., &e ; The Well Spring, by Biekersteth ; Abbeokirta, or the Yourba Alleakat; History of the Westminster Assembly ; The World locum, by Cheever; Law and Teatireoo, by auDiar of Wide World: Lamp and Lantern, by Hamilton; Cintstian Brogrrs, by JaMes, &r:, 60. For sale by ." ..10IIN 8. DAMON, 4ta Davison 4 AVM CS Mutat street. • UMW IdATAR.-25 bbln forwarded for anlo by sep26 & W. • =ME .-V-i- P ,7-' - -- .--; ' '',- : .,-, 'F' l.-•-• . '-.-:j;;; F :.-t- c i.j-::.1-3.i,;.-,. 4i-:7.,N-4t.i,"i ' 7 '' .t ' • *!..:-;:-t-?.j;',: =.-.t-,V ;6-?".1',77,':-‘:,..''.'-, 1'.'47,;4...f.1.: ~7 ? ' .':-t :-';t':,''''':';'L.;':4.-.:''-'.' - : , : ' i•"';"'- '; ;f • - i ' '2.. 'L ' l ''7'2.':, ~.'.*;':.:..'::Z"'l.•: : :F:':.t - • • .. - TR. N. W. HUBBARD'S villas fol,ghe ruling cure of Hernia or Rupture possesses a combination of.adran tat* not possessed by any other Trims. It be Mlopted .drithe shape of any person, so as to St perfectly;':, !She pad. tion of the pad tons be changed, so as suit the corpulent or spare. The peewee! may be rArbod;at pleasure, to aril. The pad is applied directly over.and in the direction erthe _Lavine Canal, whether the reipture.has - gons dnuu became large, or not. ~ 'Phe pad hat inia size and elrape dtt centering, with the Aziatomyof the Parta;not so wide as to bier too bard upon the firm ligaments and musses each Bide of Canal, or upon the noncbelow. The Pad drops in a little depth, directly user the Ingalnal /legion, with a light prounre, bonnie itstddkes none of the hard, resisting parts eurroending. This gives It apeifeet steadiness, so that lilt properly applied, it will not eir -from its place a hair's. breadth. The Truss possesses malleability, and sufficient. weight and strength to maintain the : position : in which it is lefts withjest sufficient elasticity Thr 'its apPlication. - When it ti applied with an actual pressure of cue pound, It will ox. ereiso a retentive power ot '-at least three' pouruis, The: pressure increases so rapidly as the Pad recedes, a light pressure, a little more than sufficient to keep the rupture. up lit a state of rest, is sufficient to secure the person against the moat violent exertion. There Is no other Trues.that will retain a-riaptern with as little pressure or - be worn with as moth ease. Tile person ntargetiritoany Shape or position he pleases, and the pad will not cramp or more in the least from - ts place.. _ , There are no two persons precisely the snmoshape and repairing the Same pressure; hence the importance of having a tram susceptible of the most minute variations, so Mt to be fitted parlor-fly to the shape, haring any..dem.ee of press - ma desired, which can be change& at pleasure. gar They can be seat to any pastor the United - States by taking the measure around the body, and stating the aide ea red. Price 'SI Address Dr- George 11. Keyser. bi 0.140, miner of Wood street and.Virginalley, Pittsburg, Pa. Di. 11". - girei twrtlenisr . attention to the fitting of trusses. Children invariably cored. - Also a large arsortment of Shoulder Draces and Abderel- . nal Supporters, wholesale or retail., to-oi:daw • . FOII. WIC BE.NERIT ot the PITTSBMtI3II. AND ALLR, Off&N - 2 ORPHAN ASYLUM, will betiven at MASON IC HALL, on Tat/BMA'S EVENING, the 22th inst. . . The children have been undersoccessfarmusteal-inetrue tion, and will sink various pieces -1n addition to - which, some of the best musical - talent of thiteity has kindly con. settled to aid; for the Benefit of the CliphanS. Tickets 24 cents--to V. bad at the serail. Mak -stores, and of the manners. .••• Doors open at 7 o'clock; Concert to commence at 5414 past 7. sep27 Wanted, A SITUATION, BY A 000 D tiARDENEIL, who under. stands the busineas thwoughly. Ue tewtal acquaint ed with the cultivation of Shrubs, and With every °this branch of horticulture. For .infonnalian, enquire at the ltoarcting House of Citotortaxa,4l9 Liberty et- feeplaati A 0 ttICULTUItAD BLX)KB—Downines Rona imsy& DOWnineS Gauntry Houses. Downing's Landscape Gardening and Rural Architect'o. Dowrdng's Fruit and - Fru' t Trees of America. Sexton's Rural Bandßooks. Allen's Anaerkati Yam Book. Blake's .American Farmer. Brownes American Muck Book. Gray's Elements of Agriculture. Norton's Elements of &lentil:: Agriculture. Johnston's Agricultural. Chemistry. Rurat-Chomiatry. hernia/mit, Flower and Kitchen Garden. Barry's do do Mrs. Loudon's LedieeCorapanSon to the Flower Garden. Buist's /lower Oardon Directory. Mien on the Culture of the Grape. Loam an do do Miner's Elul Keeper's IdatmeL Minn ea Poultry Book. Drowns'. American Poultry Yard. - Dixon A Kerr', Ornamental and Domestic Poultry— - Besides numerous other works, too tedious to mention. For sale by - • - IL -T. Ct. MORGAN, mpg: [Guinn copy] 104 Wood stre.-t. FOR SALE. - rtiwO CANAL BOATS, in good order-and ready - La. iota I Apply et the Ammdcan -.Mita of • • LEVI J, NOBTIL They can Lo seen at tha foot of Bran rtreah 41,1eghooy city. Oti SEI7E3HW, ::lb, ?gib, Zt.l . 1 and 00th , a train treara n he runJetwt.en tho Paw - eager-Sit/ion on Ltlevty and Mesh etrocte, and the Agricultural SUL:Fair Grounds, rum D delock in the ntorninc. until 6 o'ckcieba tha even ing., leaving each end every hallbonr. • -• , Fare v rents earl' vat. Parch/re ticket,' at the attar. seplria J. 7.1 ESKI.3I3IEN: A gent„at tha Dont. SMITH & SINCLAIR, WHOLESALE GROCERS, IS MHZ L@ .I 241.7., Cal bars Rio Coffee:; "I"r3 tails Y. O. 3 1 0 1ssses; - 1::: bh.b. N. 0. eu,..,r; i 50 bblab'ager-flouse du. ;ii hoses ElreaVs Tolurxo; 1.U.53 balsa tattinz, , 83 Lzea Wilassr...: oh: do. 1300 kegs Na:d.Lassarte..li •' ' 31 la - N Rchaa-11 I. Ratiesat.*:. - ,lso boxes Mess; 100 mily th - Ze., of earl'OCL, : 0 kIV Co. Taint Tolsarrai: brand.; l'.oo boxes Rosin _ SeaN., t.O bbls Loaf S: qr.: ; 1 50 boxes Palm - do. - - :0 bag 4 Pews; 1 .Z bsx.es Orouud Pepper ; 15 bars Pinsonta : fez:CO ; Grnural Chain, Le dr ks For sak Iq J. U. WILIJAW 11= Of ' • Pennsylvania et PlOsteurgh ; Entre Treble en the Ohio and - Penn...lC R. ril6 TUESDAY WEDNE;IDAY„ TITURSDAY sad nu- DAY, September. =tli, 29th and 361.6, ea liTtisa Train :GI tear. Alliance for Pittabtinit at 5.361 - fi r and Salmi at 6 A. 61„ CaTiting at Pittaburgh at is.r. iliiturrilair, a train will leave Plttetusgb fur Alliarica at 0 P. It. r.euralon Tieketp coal awing the week of the State F. and not longer, till be Fold at the pritnlpal g111;.119 be tween emitting and Pittstmarto, ai tba rata nt far the round trip. . Fer further tau:mat:lon apply re, et exult; PATIRDT, Thtst Agent. Lftp.:l;,„l 7.S 7mm c t7,l.lrr3t - rcau OR- By the half ea:W., or neatly puked ha metallic pazkams to suit the treaLa. rapt; STOCKING FACTORT, MTH ST., uvrwsrs WOOD AND MARKET STREETS. BI LI TY. ENERGY. 4 ECONOMY: rpirE bac: goods la Claktrelee'llme.,:tieli's Weks, Under ehlrte arkki Drawer:l. eakrat "inenta.z.vareee prt‘X% pt the FIPTII STREET STOCKING FACTORY. all wade - Vow, Laat yeir Iota: lid ADVANCE IN PRICE. • o.p?: WILLIAM DAL?. VA.'S. rIRI6 r...NCELI3I.OIeLL.Ng OF 03INEBuers will, during I the State Falr„„run from Ma corner of railhead Stuff y. field street.% and from [hemmer of tit. Clair e,nd ?enu eta. Time rmpalar lima to Lawrenceville, Mit- will alert from then ustrid eta:lth. sep27.lt LADIES DOP.TiI. JENNY:LINOS, THILLON sad Y.tiotr- DI /TM of all quainter anti price. Mewl*, all ant etamion. L g ILITIVAILD, rap?: Corner Market and Libortyara ARND VE NT I LATIN GNCS, HEATING & -WAREHOUSE.. maNDIMCTUMM OP • • Ckilson Furnacos, Wrought Iron Tubing,, AND FrITINGS POE SITAII, GAS Clit }LOA, sired, Pittsburp.l}. rep;. /IV. We hare Fold oq: Parr n acca ?atiercia, &c, to :IL:ears. ARNOLD & WlLL?A'bouk Ira cordially recommend the r t aarcoaago of gm WAIFS, ATKINSON & MILT. S UNDRIES --23 bbla Vinntnr; 2.5 doz. half tow Bainr, 100 hu mould and dipp.Qwll 123 tag. Rosin Soap; ?KIM Narn. - v-ated do; :pc,4o,),lozzatzooz, vigats; ad dozen Rta opeac_, zoo:tura '.Tripping . raper: to dozen Deaver Darken bd bales Candle Nilek, for sea by imp= salsa 1 :4 0 041BEAD. _ _ _ _ _ klllEt/RD 311.11EILAL WATEII.-23 loaf -blen, ny ttmt celebrated anterior sale by sehll • la s 6 & SIGORREAD. 110 F F Ea.—) 50 bap prime Rio, in more andlbr ale by 1.1 sep2 7 KING & 3100RETRAD:— I:l Utittit-100 bhdi prime N. U. Sugar tar ealiby ISeidl salvo & MOOBBEA D. liar Chests Young Hyoon, imperial , ticenpow• dor and Wank, from good to fine, for sate by sep 27 SING & DIOORBIZAM. T Bozos ntrorita Brands in store and lbr sae _ . Iby [ s p an S ING & 3100RHEAD. 110:fROE MUM, NitUgittist, Conn --- I 4ASS.-30o.boxenlu, 9:12, 10x12 alai 101114 -01.0A-M4" kJ for sale by [50p2.71 KLNG d 1100.1111.E.AD. -- • po Al Imo.—Xl) kegs Jrynlsla Nails In stare and for ralri For= KING & 11.00=1.1&D, TAMED bo<noi, on oonongnment sad .for 1.1 sae by iseD 27 I[p.6 3iI3O.P.ELEAD. IRON.—= tons Marietta anthradte , forgemetAl, 20 do foundry 4n. Fur sale by [sepia} VTNO- d hunommx, IBM. FALL AND WIIMFA TDADE 185.1 • ENTIRE .O.ISW STOCIL J. 431178 3 kaUDISSA.9 d CO.; IQ9 Wood it., Pittsburgh. A RE now receiving and opening their PALL LIIPOPNA .n. MN.% selected by the Senior partner of, /lord=s;(during his recent mar through Europe,) A.orn Alanra n t n , rers direct, and will constantly replenish by emirate or English and Continental reheat, embracing every rudely of ladies' Ere.ss Goods. tassluneres, En Laines,Deburis, road pams.Panunatta Cloths. Merinos. An.; Silks, Irish Linens, clotba, Vostings, Hosiery, Gloom, Ribbons, late' end White goads, Limos Table elkett, de.. de. Also a complete assortment of FUN= and OP.IIIIAN !ANDY 000DS; together with a full stock of DOMESTIC Din' - GOODS. . Comprising FALL PRINTS AND AR LA/11 eLettie- , tire styles and DPW design; G I nghsto Igleedi,L'asslmeres, Sattnetts, Wool liannels, I pheritX`Xicks„ Barred and Canton iisunel, reslinkt,'AC4 with a general smart:went Of goods in oar - line, which We will sell on B.llfavorable corms to cash_ or close time buyers, as any other nOUrs in the '44'4- JAItIll3 McC.Vg,"LCB3A sep=mdagrow - 100 . Wood {Wrest,. DiallhUrntossite rpue FIEST REHEAR:3dr Of the nsma:a3ll be on ItiONEAT EVENING, OctOboT ad,et LA 47E111 LULL, comMenedig at cielaelt, = an Ing Li F. l 4Ptlan Mom_ Willie! hold on Thursday even', and, opteinnor •isith, knitheAL.l.l,4reetri. at ILeard office, er's oce, cruiser Fourth • , I .'%;tr3ormiug and honorary Itemtorsldp Is sellrited. - Traits--For performing members, 33.00 per, annum, ind dues ; for honorary do. $3.00 do. do., which glees admistdon to all rehearsals. Per order. W.' P. vuomos; eep2Gdw Secretary. U. CFIILDS & CO rgio MINISTERS AND STDRENitailit,—.The I scriber hasjcist made lame additions :to bls stock al AMERICAN AND FOREIGN THEoLooIeAL WORKS AND TEXT BOOKS. The clergy am! studentsare invited to Ma and examine both books and prices, at "The Theol book Store,". 65 Market street, near 4th. og ical , dOILN S. - DAVISON. Late Davison .1; Agnew- I epVG.'53. Dissolution of rsSiliers.AAW ']NOTICE_ is hereby given, that the pentnerFAlp latekT zubeisting between John & Davison Axel Bin John Agnew, tinder the Arm of DAVLSON k AUXIA9, - was •mived Septantber 241:11i53, by mutual Consent. All debt& to. end by the company. will be pettled by Jobo 8 Deelsopi who RUic°hti hna the hu,tinivis In the came place. 65 Mat.' ket stint. Jo.teg & x 1 . 5 . 1 /. 1 80.'4 eer4l " JOHN R. AGNSW. ALB L EUMAZIEM,--4/v. tiroun's newt,' 'discovered =WS ' for Rtunuestisto is it speedy arid certain ,Beciudy,firr that painful trouble. - It Dever MB: _ ' Office srulPrivals Ovasultidchus ltoomit No. :411/LOIONIS. Mulaimlo4-Pims."lloDoOnillOrkmat*aw,'--J,--, ' • " "s y ' 4 • e#l ti t % ' • = * • 4 A CONCERT 4?)ill%tc)/ 41, :" 61 : 1,114 122 11Y.C.MiD AND 1 - 51 FIRM' STREETS. BTATV. PAIS AS! TEAS ! TEAS! WHOLV-ALE AND RETAIL al the Pekin Tea Mrqv,. =Et ~ f ?~ .p, i ~ ~"t y,,,. J-~ i, :. tt - _ JOSE - 113 C. TOSTER...-- Limas 011 , .1.5•11.8.1310*: I - Boxes and Parquet —50 e. .e.. Assond Tier.— '''' - ' Private &les, 1rcrge.......4..59 Boxes for CdaIIZIO Mit ,, ' .• :1)0. dn. f1113n...........V.1 50N5.........- .....4../50e.; Zee ... Persons securing sestsield be charged .12% cit.-extra - for the certitioar, Sir boor, open at 7 o'clock; pee...cm:nen to COM Clle #tfr: at 73,6 NOVELTY fit - CCEED3 NOVELTY! /Xir Stranger& bo. eLtlng I L burgh during the State Fair, may rest ae: tired t. at all pieces prmnted.e.t Theatre are prrelucel with the greatest care and,splerndor, whirl, at all times v pritenti a eteso,aecisble an d elegant tight, girl o 4 uuparallelo perfortn:tecee„ that ibust Ex 14 ,attention of every loser of the Fine Arts. it (Jame Twit C. 1828, 824414 A AtpWA7LE.D.rTiViErVEFX llMl,OL'etigolatitieniir• • - - Tzas Ilszrama, 41 , 41Eulie:t Drama of - ; " s _ - - uNerm - To3l , ,a`tqui•i.: Wilma eirck4fer.. Vnc.e ... . =1 1r54-V-0. SAs!l,l,lts.Tr".- To roncludo with the - TEI4,IYAR WOLF:Ole•TIIE:-31t1U - N. TAINS. El 11. .. .. .... • . Bat m ... Situ. ltrelebrd. Ity gs,lnameros Ik - reties darts„ t11er.w.414 tue stato,i,Arr.... FOR an - WEEK DITRING THESTAYE v....2.g on _ _ ifORTH'S Grand Dem bi tuition IL ibl Ling Conapanqr THE HIPPODROME ciac 1U AND M - E?iA.C;EDID..` - triti. perf.nn in Pittiburh - on Abe ior. in. front of the ANDMICAX HOTEL;-PENN ON the erenings of hianday,Tnesday„ Wethaesday.-inuni dar„ Friday and Saturday, September an is, sth, 34ith, and October lat. • -.- They will also give grand Exhibition on lot near MD Fete Ground. au the atternettaa of,Tur , ,dny,'Wedtenday,„ Thuriday and Ftiday. - For farther partiealare ace bills of the day and illumine. tad Posters at the Hotels in the city. bore open at land 7 ("elect:. Petformaare -caramel:ma at 24 and 714 o'clock , Admission 3ceute. rr 0 - AND SES' FUNTIOIA 11, alias :In. Wesetticros, VT the only surviving, S.LAVR 01? GEN.AVASILLNOTO,N; 120 years old ; native of GUINEA, one - of 'wonders - livin,„^ Also, - the powerful AFRICAN 'OiA.NT, 7.feetlfth, river 400 pounds In w'elght, and Without aiL4take. the 'STRONG r.sraus known, the Negro Sempaan Of. tha - Nineteenth, 'lbis: Joint estaittori, arroati to t 32. 11%At's Tarswitt byre tit CAMYS HALL, eorner - orFottiat and ATOodi-_ treets, on lips , DAY; 3eptembei 2(4; to:remsin oney l iK,Fl grit--Opeiat4 _ . - Fell Style of Hetts...: - SAITUFT, IYEST;:lo.Z3l..ltattrr-STnta, (head of 111303,3 basju-t recidva the FALL STYLE OP ILATS., and would - respectfully invite the attention of his friends and customers to it. lie ; - has alia vn • bard a larp attd -- varied assorttuontot FIATS, i. and CAPS, whErb be arm - sell CrEfEAP. 53r .fanlttd..f - flats win d- , Vaps.-- .:-- ---:- -7 '" ~ ; .70 SERI 4 XIX'B COL:, earlier - Wood stree2 nd•Diamorld Wiley, would' rotmeetiong - - form their MEM ri3 and tile liiiblielhat:. ' - 'JO reiiiiing a - huIWS ant iplemild stock .of - . HATS .4NIN: - CAPE, of-thalatwert'eylee, which they wro"p. - • trAsoiti I . „... 7 09 as ie.:L.o=lde terms -we .any other house ' tha rilf:; -- . Aire as It eftliricrulownoine Our stack : . " -- joill1)----.i, Murder-- • , DEFICZ„- . • littsbnzgh, n o ,-net D. 1643., I Im--pormuuwe:or JVA. F s Sett the City Council& air Tuesaiy, authorizing MI) Mrsor i -offer ftßeward of gal tor tti - arre..l. end piix , eznt.init to eott-r . viAtnit of the .11.1.1.11) grit or 1111T/WEIUMS COLLINS, late ofesathrWitho - ttair-ntuitTlerwl In atrect,..in the Oty orPitt.sburgh, en Atauilly_s felt; Themby oiler the, nbovereverd forth arrest nncl - ptcaccutien, - .torm:_ , rietion ttio_telel aiiiderer or- uurduenz; - - augllar r - Splendid Fresh - Stock --0 _ P1A8105: , ....0n5-Fulscrlber "et. , .31:Yetrol1y Informs - thy plll,lle that hp pow sylactitsg; 0etwiy,.:331., the Arnirfer,, York, at../.BIAU.n -T riVSto=ctem•tre and T. I 4 I ANT:BTOC.E.--01 , .: MY.- PIANO tlttatt‘hc3re n..o.la.tteerticyjikilLhe givya -thYeelYetltuilit-f " 11 . rerdrb. - it 40 . - Itiodo.it..ttLilfkatr.raadrfaet-thr,yt-ha r thi s -i rytddry. To.scha.3.3 , 3ra - iitY ~ , , , A tlely- -r equeht,ed- to ntstdt. - ..the arrival rf the `'rcr.ar3' frtnrnzlenta 1-dore bu - vihg.'el34, where, as - they : id* hare the ;Carat.tav of eh00...3inr.; frytei 331rc17_,.. the wh .1:13,35.3t toned: Pidroli,h..l.lo3:_Neer =Act tiaras.- Thy kalkartibi.r. isdetyrrttineit j the lint and tnestialtruintra,.,-froza antoug---thechnti..l 411 - 4.di cf the ikstern stack' nail seat pry.ltTee4 4,ety Id I faafory additiatml charr,edforifeight,.do.:-1 The drst Pianos of thp .. lol,3k , it_t arcireTin:nboiA It-fortnight. Cull =I e.S33.ItSOP. • KkratET., - 101-Thitd iirtiet,tdirohr tha eatea.turp,„..77,l rianai taken la calhato - Cy- at :the ., highest! valuation. - . -ahhZ), ". .T.P,MEDY Ear erery-b13,1 0 ..,QE rrhieltitiiittle heir t0...1 li lt. lll- 3A , L'i66LZITht or ROCK 011 .; - roltrii , as ittown from. the t ea*laboatory, euercalod- .;eep tm- Egneels-or-1. Mother Eart h ., withord - daub:, oast .O 1 the - ge4tart Miele remedle.......P..ut rthe testito:On3;girrit'ls± credal ; - A - 2.3 -1 2 hare DOTI all yaurl'Otroreumi or. dtwelc ; l Vl. game awn toantlas pelt, alid,hiee teen kahlegfin' year l agent get u further..supply., r..auld.hara sold: scam e. dozen mane. We have - found-the MI ve - ryamwllent and Dysentery. My daughter; at Manna your agent_ {. here, was lying awry low with the Dust I gavo her atier.9 .r.oonfel, and in three houra . &lve the:tat:pad, and tSI stopped, and alas recoiered.ateuißlittely. It is also Baez.- j treordhara7 ,reroedy ;ail sore and inflamed broLsi, and tt:_iu. - Taati‘ro, and for ihoddln:lo.l3o haSeibeed." CIIIP4 4,4,11.17, , , '• - - • -"`"- Yeats, with 24 4 , ett, Isaac For sato by all the Dints L Zitlsliurah:: f ; AA 'TT DEALER .11S; - --.-,- ! !la:101'am, Chaim Yamily GracerlM'ifitk-Vir_Utaii 1- " -, • - v an .. , l - -'. --- I COILYER OF IVOO£l AND .4.XTII:RTS., , 1•Lr.e41313 S nor Teteieing kiarket antrk'ilunt 6f Fraatt opobs I in addition to hia,alvady earendee tcr....4 , from first Lands in its Ri xstertizmn - ket s othich;:mili . ) 0 , - ,, s ad 4 at the losect-okarket -'• 1.1-clel3, Stesonhosta, and latnitits,-.harif.,.--1,--:t quantity; !...upplird at - hotestde rata. tiab- la/el:kola dellveredin tho c.l3y Crekor: Bitatt.:"llltf:'"WW-:.:10Ni7.1.4 L. Dkkens ; also 11 447m'A "Wier Sfrri thox . . - -1,- TD.,:_upteriowi Pesctsamt,,e"he.atai&Ltlertidi..4 coed. to maixte-}..kteerm,zna..., -- • ? - .L . ve4l.-e, the r'..tx et t.t*J''.... ; - Peut - : iiiii"l4- et ce11ifr,,,..13114..wat0:. 4 Edith's LeracyrJt• the either' t ot "AtOslde. thaw:. -:&-m - ... .. -, .. -..... -4 - ' '.13,..T8 r• I mizriot_s - ieeacii; No. 4.75• iina .- -16e: Whits Mitt I w lbxgtand ) to:ern:is' Mars:bus, fee 6 .c7ists; Iterpsies er 1 I iise-I '; P .aelcreer,asks;:--. .- - - __,...' - . . ' , _ •' ' ' '. . . n t a kl a l V i r the phkeroptskiltetb, Flat ware CA L K streat,_ ;.. z7-_,.. 'CALhW:- -", .1 A PARAL.IOII:Nra r.t^„,:situated ou the Obio - AlrerOla' t• l Lawrence county. Ohio, adjoining the tOrrn of ,1111,1 , - erg , port, consisting:of AfTl4. tor goat Land,lss or which_ are In oulttratien,'4o fine iirerbettons.'ls.uplatel. and the_ -- bniance, 45 acres, is last of - timber 'mitt - on'the half iart ,". • good Ltmeitone andlitaa-ortlithe-faiiceiarelii repair: Peach trees and- Apple tzars in abundance. :The Fenn la well watered anti located in a healthy and pleasant : l34W r, torliod. Thu dwelling, 'louses with ont-honies. $.2,600. - sep2o • -140. Third street. HORNE'S TIMIEMING-.STORS,' ho,;; Ilsarrr Drum. -; - 1T0D1778 - CO bite aav is stare a FITLL es STOW.. of hosiery: Moses, Taros,- Shlrts,-.Drawasg . CAI/us, Cravats, hiILI:CIDDIC GOODS, and thelsrgestJ- - , - most complete assortment of DitEss aml CLOAK MlNS..eser.braught-to Vest - Mackey-elk orlstacirsiirrbe , sold at the lesemt rates. - - Wholesale Ltd retail buyers are. Invited to: mit terms,' porchasleM - • ' esTlS'roa irIND ANDTISR 113.10170:53.,A actinfieTof Mitdt . • .31 ad and !dozed LIZ; or atind and the ¬ions conn,te is in reantinnin geoltb,.l: and Re/iicnr-17.W10",,,- Ceolte;11. D.. IL R. C. & Received and for sale by -, -J. 11 .. 14 RLD1N. -. ltooksellor wad Ana -- - se , : F aur . t.k. f wruo's MALL., Jb2"...% stud - near 11ml:to 'nen. vox be obtabsed. for' p„, rt i e ,:sv al. Conceits, r a , Kutltc meetizex, oniam tu34 eas tram 'Boma can be f oetid IrtAXX . 0 -kr . „o6; a 2 beCrystal al&ce Deguerreur , Rooms et R. a Co.,lburat etraetw' JIM - ILlor 0 TAR Voolts for tin entry of artieleerfor _ CDlXiint; Fairs now open at the - eeeretar7• 's • ARDROMin, Fifth street. -Afteithe :':d' .the the Mee of kotri 11- n.; be open at the Fair Grounds - Sjitarltt' iiitDE.l.4 th . %,City- of AI -L legtniay, bounded by Tremont, rnkinimdrstxtro Lan. streets. It bring & 5240 - per *ear for what it pro- -. cturrs, and would , brie g.if laid out in eit*.laawnleold half priee, S 18.004); and for this :valuable mem or Grorrtid at lave price , via be Laical u the owner has removed Alin, on the corner of Ohio and_ Webster. street; a saps. ram Lot 'of tZt• Gaet front-by-NO- feet deep, on whizli •"' grod Tavern. It is &valuable Lot;-in the ten:reef the tity. do& property is-not in market 'ever* 1 . ;,, u. 'barintin, come soon, and enquire of • &spin - THOMAS WOODS. 4.5 'Market _ . . F OR SALE—A LARGE Lrg OF!Cll4ol7l,3%ingAililbsu3r 'city, near tbs Sta.tion,g4,..4y. -aid. iiy,ritir4 Sonty, Connoan, Cana.4 and eanalery - street: y shoT3 is A vat-rata vr4l besold airkted, t 4 salt purctaL,serr. - . Aprkr irk mokFirr A Agents, Post Enilditt7,4l,Ll2l;t- _ sulLtuarcii Low's • _ Taro Lard- Reick *oases for._ Bsle W-Esobsoribes mow offera tbn loilowitia-fleeiruthprtieo---: ty for soao, altunte 1 124 1 ...y0- Seventh- Ifardisint: butten, utiuu area Purt - flatunt ' - uN4 - 1 . , ‘"....T0R! BRICK 1101JSE, with utile„sPartritenbiete t l „ on the roruzru[ fkilwoll And IBller Otrortf. - 413,. ONR: LARGE TWO - STORY zalcs . .110VSEi With - et-dm aportsuenlis, ottuated on heed stric•L-'Elght-ItuildinifLot,lf on. 'Colwell street; ten Bulirteor ;ads -an'etreeV"..- twenty-faired Ilvaling Lots On Biller uneet. '•Thiepropript imunTifently eitcikdand sit. be, Tory', de:qr:two, --- for private reshlencoo, - • - - The above 1 ,- 7' l :4', tf not rob] prolong - to the magidle of Stay; at will be put up ntPublic - ! - Vuiust--thttetah cash; the hshtnee'la; ten with ••:! aftntust pitytuents. For furlber Rarikbaari,e lqu l ro _ or /lc , / entscriber.-• JACckTi IViTER; --;- - sepiStatt] • -0:ow& ant ett - , l'tlf Ward; _ ' Private DlAeaufes. • --..; -..-.- -, -_-_,, • DB- BROWN; N. 41 DfaxivaS-Alley ; per.__.--- lotestils eatirtilteutionto an (ere YMCAIM akt4 ' ~ 7 : - -- it s b . ” -, 1 , , , m1.4 sacie4l9 - cop,inc.d. to .: .Psira,:e. - l A , .. : ..* num*/ Disarres,.sisletati piii)ii.l affections. - .4C. --.-_ - ' -hr , ~.t ~.„-b„..ipwrudeizo" youthful luilulgenee and sum,' --- ..aftrs-Agautie' Igrutrions,GottOtriutu,ateet,,Striotiine,:- -- ' i r,: nd - Discurgm Impurity of Jibe, Mow" witb'sllDiesa-, -.--: - see (Lithe Venereal Orsini. - Skin Diseaaes, ScorbtitlcAtrlittsir, tams, 'Attar, ithariorm, Mercurial Disevozes, Serainst Wft.t... 1,.. :... uess , -1, nry, l' Bee; Baia - amaiism," Female Well:N:p: 1 / 4 r= '' Bi„,Dtbiy- Suppressions, Dinettes of the Joints; ristalit-us-- - - , Aug, NOW= 4,12144/0111, Pains-in the - Back wad "Lemoirsi-• -.- r. biticua - of the Mulder Fzut. Kidx.mys,sum=re7 —,-..-,1,_ Sbrteepptareprecticeitiix hi thlui-dtoeualrit togeergasazarrlof ft speuk-Core to-ejal42,lWforii..inlir.,' ' _Officottut PliTatelilonsrinst4.l44g-Ziailorliansi.- VlLuniugestiodecrats, , tn Ateraargitorique ozo xa V 0 41 „travtuujytaik cut<, 1084-99 °•""' 75 b-. - e-3gsla ;.~ s`a ,- ~_ i ' ~. ~ ~1" MEMO AhIUSEMENTS. m:m=az; ..~,,:tL~.,,ri .~- btentn nc 500.: - )16 - *0;rd '-?..:- ' i. T -,-. .:.' , :.: - .:_ • - • - .1 . :," : , ~ sett•Xtllt .__s_ -~:y-,.
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