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M0V.11.01 Moon Township.
• - IfiLTitilQllll. PATTERSCiN, Slrniiuglum
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ZIORISIING
We have now employed in- one:Job Office an
unusual number of ezeolleit ',job printers, ; and
are prepared to execute orders with neatness
unsurpassed, and with ,a speed thaWshal4 not be
beat.
We have done a very largo timpani of printing
in our Job Office within the last ten days, but
jean do still more yet. W t e will suit all customers
„sus to the speed and aceura4 : otistir work.
-••• POLLSIDEIONTS 1
Our weekly of to-morrow is our last opportn•
nity to call On the Democracy of the County to
do all their duty on Tuesday next. Tho mass of
the people of this connty, webolieve, are satin
.
fled that some change in a part, at least, of our
county offices, would be greatly.for their benefit
We have no doubt that the election of some Dem
` crcrats to a part of those offiees would save _mo
ney to the people, and Bemire a more faithful ad
ministration of our public - affairs. Now is the
time to try such achange. No Democratic Conn
- ty Convention ever presented a better ticket.
Oar party in this county was never more cordi
ally united upon its ticket. Our prospects of
tmecesd were never better, if all turnout with a
will and a resolve to win. It is not for an
ty triumph we strive, or for men, but for great
principles that lie at the foundation of our pros
perity, our political freedom, and our social
happiness. Under democratic rule, nearly all
" the time for the last half century, this.cotintry
has grown and prospered beyond all precedent
in the history of nations. Under democratic
rule four-fifths of the time, the old Keystone
State stapds in the front rank of oar great fami:
' ly of repubUes; and under the same rule contin
ned,`ehe'may'yet be the foremost in the gallant
race of republican States. Oar priaciples change
• not. Oar faittrin those principles,falters not
Democracty is the rule of the people, securing
the greatest good to the greatest number, and
equal justice and protection to all. Its name is
a word of joy and hope to the masses of man
kind, and of terror and despair to tyrants.
Such is the cause for which we do battle, and
in such a cause no true man can be indifferent
or discouraged. Let all hope ; let all work ; and
• a salutary change may be secured in this county.
We war not with the masses of the Whig party.
They are our brethren, and are honest, but mis
led and deceived by their self-constituted and
unscrupulous leaders. Believe not the slanders
of thosikleadets on democratic candidates. They
. aro ottelectioneezing tricks, too stale and rank
for ttiodern use. Oar ticket presents welt known
and - honest men for the suffrages of the people,
and we seek success by honest means. Be not
startled by new slanders that may be issued too
kttifor reply before the election. That, too, is
antild and acorn out weapon in the political are
.
:31,fidittis04 is ;honest, Sincere, and earnest;
sltdti*fident -of the power and truth of its
tfieleTivineprineiples, it seeks no new and frau
&teatVanes for support; buys no new irnts for
ktiltUntd prostitntes no good cause for trpolit
101..:orparty purpose.
ttti!elander no:candidates. We only refer the
vitro to their public acts, their avowed princi
.,.
Pie, and the evidence of their capacity for pub
lio
:=SUch is demperacy ; such is the charader of
our Eitateand County ticket ; and such the cause
cf,theAluiiiaratioprese. Who can object to It?
Who can dtinbt that a democratic triumph• is a 1
of the peopk Y And who can doubt our
inaciap‘leven in this county, if every democist
iYncl~ fro c his sincerity by hie zeal and activi
ty,4o falti by his works."
every .democrat tarn out, and bring his jl
Madialong with' him to the polls.
rata e' no Attitdorto • started too Cato for expo-
;**ell, to. 3,o.!:tiolcets, tlutt they be the
:-!.yeuoarly; ipul',.ioe hope, for tho whole ticket.
THE WHIG TICKET.
~B.ltuty; affectionate enquiries hare been made
ofiVifinig friends, as to whether the editor
• of ihedazette• is aware that there is any other
. on . the Whig ticket than Dr. CA
'prfpf., Ifout . recollection serves us, there
'aieressiveialittiters' nominated, besides Dr. C. ;
• igl e ittW.Cidetifi.iever..2nentione them. now is
this? liV4pre is the legislative ticket? . Where
jtt atr. roman? Where is Mr. Baeomel And
iitiere is the balance of the ticket ? If the Ga
. vile' will answer truly, it will say that the whole
of them are "nowhere," and that its pet candi•
date for Senate will bathe hindmost of all.
_ne - im2ginativei temperament of the Journal
• editor has orlginate'd an apocryphal slander upon
Mr:lttoom. Itie , doubt, started for Mr.
B.'s benefit; but the editor of the Gazette hoes
declined to publish it. Ile, no doubt, finds hie ,
hands full in defending the Doctor against his
many transgressions. The other candidates on
the Whig ticket will have to' take oare of them
selvee.-. The Gazette has more than it can do in
attendingto Dr- °commas. If the Whig can
didates for subordinate oirices -desire to have
their names before the people bofore next Toes-
day, they have only_to suggest it to us, and we
svillgivo them a trot rate notice in the Morning
Feat.
WIIIG LEADERS.
It 'seems , to oe that the leaders of the Whig
P ly this year are playing a more extraor—,,Ar;-;--
- game, of (iv:41 . 601:11m Owls' deceived followers
than - eyei befoll;rigame that, when discovered,
in theitter dissolution of the party.
Li feet, We are forced to adopt the belief nail
-langunge oapt. Naylor, one of the whig•can
tridates for Assembly, which reads as follows :-
“Tr . SEEMS TQ ME THAT THE. WHIG
. ,
IFtEADERS,ARE GUILTY OF THE WORST
stitnip OF TREASON.!.
Tar • _
Airaitao."-Will the cdttopit i ttsitA4ll-,
Please call attention of his readakli
los got any, to ourAloney Artiole. ". ,
TEE JOURNAL TO THE YLEEKIVIt.
'OW gentlemanly editor of-tlie Ottawa "has
s tsiestiltting serenely by,,and wititiseing the en.
conritif between the .Fldst.and
• ,•• ,
Doubt
less he felt a...political, thotig4'noklipereonal,
desire to see the flag ofPoiCtistr some down
lint he has at length dimwitted that Our Ong 18
nailed to our mast-head, and that we hails suf
fered no dattage, while the' guns of the Gazette
are nearly alltilenced, fier spare all splintered,
tveritiaid; and like a gallant
91014 . .. tie comes thundering in to the rescue.
13iiiNitaitfoi the whige, the rescue comet 44 too
late." Dr. Carothers is overboard. The wreck
of _the- Ogeffe, may be, saved s,by
_its political
friend.; Joit.,,its senatorial candidate, its cause,
its 'prldeind pciwer, all bee lost In fact, all is
lost except its dishonor. _ •
We accept, in the same kindspirit In which it
0010BE6 .7.
is tendered, the advice of the Journal in regard
to courteous treatment:of our contemporaries.
We, agree entirely with the Journal on that sub
ject, in ordinary cases. Bat when four editors
open on us at Once, as if by concert, with every
tuna and cadent)°, from the deep baying of the
•"Nova Scotia mastiff," to the angry yelp of the
one, we must be permitted to olear our
heels; not with the artistic , kick of the dancing
master, bat with the resounding cuff of the
yeoman. Still more justifiable and appropriate
in our view does such a mode of rebuff appear,
when it is remembered that that auanit was no
of a political, but of an unprovoked, ground
less and Antdignititt Poisonal. nature. We have
only to saY ft - tither tti the JOUinal;that his gen
erous resale, though kind and pliant, comes too
late. Unless we are mistaken In the signs of the
times, Dr. Carothers cannot be saved.
The Gedette drtivrktl very fine eight in yester
day'a paper. It favors a delighted commiannity,
with an illnatratien;cleaf as mud, of the differ
ence between callinglirs. Bwiesholm a liar, and
saying she utters. positive falsehoods. Well,
though always ready to defend a lady, we for
bear this time, because fully aware that that
lady can defend herself. Behold what the Ga
tette very oourageottsly says of her :
• She comes hang the public, in this Instance, not is a
woman, but as tt politician; and is such we have treated
her. We have no ides of permitting women to crawl be
hind the shield of feminine immunity and cut poisoned
-darts at political candidates., A women who =sexes bet
self ebould be atone claiming. the privileges of the Fez-
After thus courteously disposing of the lady,
the Gazette tarns himself to a sickly effort to
revive the oft-refuted slander upon our publio
officers, in regard to the management of the
Public Works. We published, only a few days
ago, a complete relatatiorr of that calumny. We
showed, from the best authority, that the North
Branch canal was now completed, and has just
commenced yielding a large revenue to the Com
monwealth. We proved that the now Portage
road work had been let at prices below the es
timates of the engineers, and below the prices
paid by the Central road, in many instances far
below ; and we published a long extract from the
report of an investigating committee, entirely
exonerating the pnblio officers from the slanders
and falsehoods that had been alleged against
them. The Gazette, without attempting to an
swer that entire refutation of the groundless
calumny, merely re-asserts the falsehood.
I. Waal like thee, Hall" Yee, it was, exactly
like thee. It is your usual course ; your only
mode of carrying on a political contest : and it
is neither honest nor honorable.
TIM JOURNAL AND 11111. BROOKE
• The Journal of yesterday makes some " airfa
disclosures" about the efforts made to defeat Mr
Baoomr : , the Whig eandid.ste • for County Cc=
missioner. It says:
4 . Ur. Brooke, although a man of tho moat exemplary
conduct, and the most correct habits, has been &teed out
loran cutuatuil and unmanly modo of attasic,vhlch does not
stop abort of impeaching his habitual sobriety. A grosser
lie never woe uttered of any.roan, and Mr. Brooke's whole
life glees it effectual and signal contradiction. It isbnmlli
odng to bare to mention so mean a calumny as circulated
against a reputable and worthy citizen ; but we hope mere
mention of such a fabrication will slam to make it recoil
with damage on Its authors"
Now, who are the persons who have made the
•' unmanly attacks" upon Mr. Bnooka ? We have
never uttered an unkind wort about him. If
any such 44 attacks" havo been made they mast
have come from his party friends. If the charges
referred to, in the above extract,have been made
against Mr. 8., they come from the Whigs—his
own party friends—we feel confident that no
Democrat ever made such an accusation against
him.
We are anxious for the defeat of Mr. Bnooms.
He is tho Whig candidate and opposed to ono of
the best men we have In our county. We desire
to defeat him, but we will make no unfair effort
to accomplish that purpose. In our opposition
to him we stand upon the merits of our candi
date, and the obvious reasons which induce the
people to make a radical change In the Commis
sioners' office. No better man to effect that
change can be found than lawns H. Bono. He
is honest and capable, and if elected we can as
sure the citizens of the county that ho will watch
over their interests faithfully. We have never
uttered en unkind word against Mr. Bnopus, but
wo.cannot refrain from saying that the people
should pot elect him. He is not the man to serve
them at the present time, anti If they desire to
save themselves from further mismanagement in
our county affairs, they will vote for Jazz* H.
Runs, for Commissioner.
MAYOIX RIDDLE.—We aro informed from en
doubted authority that tho Mayor of our city is
about to issue a Proclamation forbidding the
sale of liquor within tho city, and pledging him
self to pursue all transgressors of the law, in
each cases, to the last extremity.
The prohibition will be enforced on and after
Sunday next, and by the aid of the Day and
Night Police, energetically enforced.
The parties interested are entitled to ample
notice, and the proolnmation,whick sill probably
appear to-morrow, will make known the blayor'e
intentione.
Tar. ACCIDENT ON TEE PENNSYLVANIA AND
Onto RAILLLOAD.—We are informed that the fol
lowing, which we copy from the Journal, 18
correct account of the accident which occurred
recently on the P. and 0. Railroad:
Railroad Accident—An accident occurred on the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad, yesterday afternoon, at n point
three nallea west of Alliance. No person In the passenger
curs were injured, and they did not leave the track. Two
gentlemen had their legs broken. Mr. J. D. Gareth of West.
morelend windy, was standing on the platform o f bag
gage cur, and bad both legs broken ; Mr. Darlington, of
iittsburgh, who was smoking in the baggage car; had ono
leg broken by baggage felling upon It. Both trains were
behind time, with ham loads, the first train from Pitts
burgh in the morning haring waited for the passengers
f om the Root.
The cause of the accident was the derangement of the
Telegraph at Alliance, by a sadden thunder storm. A men
ea,qe was sent from Massillon and received, and one immodb
tatty following failed on account of the mister being ren
dered useless by a flash of lightning. The trains were run
ning slowly, and the engineers were whistling, bat the sod
den storm. and wetness of the truck, prerrented them from
being ably to stop quickly enough.
Theme were not much Injured with the exception - of the
baggage CBl%
The passengers arrived In the Express train about mid
night. •
Wit` The Peoria Press reports the Illinois ri
ver very low at that place. It quotes freights
and market at the following rates:
Freights from St. Louis to Peoria, are 30 cents? 100 lbs.
From La Salle to Pants, 60 to 00 cants. From Peoria to
St. Lon% 00 centa per 100 pont/lit Wheat, 10 cants per
bushel; Corn, 12.34 cents ; Flour, No t bbl; Whisity, 500
sl,t9 Dbl.
Spring Wbeat Is gelling at 60g.1304. Fall Wheat, 00,0)70.
Not mach coming 111—slight decline to price.
Corn, 30(8)3tb; Oats, 18; Flaxseed, 80@$1,00; Timothy,
$1,50M1,80.
WE are obliged to our Mond TiurLen,of Smith"
field street, for a bottle of most delicious Mus
e it, and a lot of fragrant cigars. All who de
sire to purchase prime wine or fine cigars, we
would direct to his popular establishment.
Tnn NEW Sersenneer LAW.—Capt. Halde
man, one of the Government Steamboat Inspect-
Mfrs at Cincinnati, was lest week called upon to
-give his views in relation to the new Engineers'
Association. - After reviewing his own experi
ence Mt an engineer and captain for thirty-two
years, and bearing testimony to the practical and
successful working 0f4tuf.11.,f3. law, he stated
that in twenty-five yeattt::.thitii:And been sixty
espiodoos, and, a loss:tfincittithan 8,000 lives,
brifthat in thie,•the seventh district, since the
enfoicetrient - of 'the Into law, not onelito bad
been lost by explosion. • •
WEEKLY EOM AIiTIOLE.
There is no materiel change to note in the
state of the Pittsburgh Money Market eince:our
last. Money is still scarce,. and is obtained at
high rates. The faU trade, believer, is going on
pretty lively, notwithstanding the 'continuedlow
stage of the river.
It is estimated that the State Fair left here,
from all sources, from one hundred and fifty to
two hundred - thousand dollars. - But it has done
more than that for our city. •It has sent abroad '
-over -the west S 11" excellent reputation for Pitts
burgh manufactured articles, which, WQ doubt
not, will manikin increased demands foi Pitts
burgh fabrics. Wait arise in the river; to open
all our avenues of trade, we believe the trade of
our city,' this year, will be larger than ever be
fore. No evidence can - yet be found, 'that the
opening of the railviad, eastward, has dardaged
the mercantile interests of Pittsburgh.
,the manufactured articles of the Iron City . 1
will always bo in demand in the wide•market of
the West; and western merchants, in coming
here to purchase them, will find complete stocks
of all other merchandise for the western demand,
as good, and on as favorable terms, as anywhere .
else. The trade of Pittsburgh is in no danger;
and our manufacturers are only in danger of re
ceiving more orders than they can fIU, as is now
the case in some branches, we understand.
The prospect of war and short crops in gurope
again gives hopes of an active trade in provi
sions, and our produce dealers are looking anx
iously for every arrival of eastern news.
The stock market of New York, on the 4th
instant, was active, and former prices pretty
well sustained, notwithstanding the increased
demand for, and high price of, money. The for
eign demand for specie is affecting the Now York
money market somewhat unfavorably, as is also
the very alight demand for American stocks and
securities in Europe at the present time.
The last commercialcounte from Europe are
favorable. Provisions were advancing, and there
is no longer any , doubt that large supplies of
provisions will be called for from this country.
The general excellence and abundance of Ameri
can crops will enable this country to supply that
demand to an almost unlimited extent
The New York Banks, says the Herald, were
never In a more safe and sound condition, or with
better prospect of remaining so.
We copy the following from the New York
Herald of the 4th:
The sales of membandlse Imported Into and exported
from this port during the month of September, In the put
and present years, has been annexed :
COWNWteI urns rowr or New Tanz—locroars axn EZPOZTS
INIVIIM
September. Mt 1g53. 1851
Dutiable ...—5UP 95 , 827 $14,701.0.11
prim 63013 629, 4 40 Dec. 336,053
Specie '46,0"M Ina ...'13,Z1
111,996,959 $15,n5,350 Ilms3,ne s pl
Witbdrsvn Cram
1:154.153 1.1 . 09,052 lue. 4A,034
413,251,317 $17,421,41(Y2 1ne.34,173,0ft5
WORTS.
Total--
September. NM ma. DM.
Dunaitie Ildee--.-33,789,4M $9,9711,083 1ne...52,..,CC0
foe e tree gouda.-- =.19 , 4 63.470 Dee. . 64.714
Dn. dutiable do —...... 317,9611 528,05 e Inc. 235.7 o
SperJa--....- ......... 2,1=,495 1,244,191 Dee. 878,304
$7,413,407 1nc.51,55;+,411
It appears by this that there hoe been an in
crease during the month in the value of imports
of $4,178,085, nod- in the value of exports of
$1,5G5,411. This is a very fair proportion. It
will be seen in the table of imports that much
less than one million of dollars of free good■
were imported in the month of September,lB63,
out of an aggregate importation of more than
seventeen millions of dollars. Here is the dif
ficulty. The Secretary of the Trcaaury should
turn bie attention to en increase in the list of
free goods. That is the proper way to reduce
the revenue and to deplete the sub-Treasury.
The following table will ebow the amount at
the several depositaries of the government, sub
ject to the draft of the Treasurer of the United
States, on the 2Gth of September:—
TOZASCIT OF TOt II:mai) Sern-Dtrosers.
v e seuzy of Voltedfitates, Washington-- $411.723 GS
A ss istant Trossarrr, 805t0n........_ ..... ^71 , 5,609 GI '
Nair York--.- 4 ,111550,58.2 86
1,113= 20
Cl:wirer= 61,300 G 3
New 347'5= OS
Bt. Loalt.._ 1,1:M319 99
Pan Thuscist=...--- 1,111,986
Depository at Buffalo.. soam 62
Baltimore 9,90 T 19
Richmond ..... =OM 44
Norfolk, gATi 43
11 1 11salngton. N. 511
Savannah, 0,194 10
Mobile, Ale T. 099 71
Nashville. 326 47
1264 n 66
Pittsburgh. 927 17
Dubuque, 62.777 20
11th. Rock. Art --...---.. 60,601 91
Jeffersonville, 16,43 79
46,578 009 0 D
65 S 4
Tallahassee, 752 10
Mint of Plailluirlphia— 7,212.264 16
Brand) mint., Charlotte, N. 22.000 00
Dobloneva. 2MIO 00
Nerw Orleans.-- ..... 3:251,237 05
Deduct mispenite Recount.—
Add (lit/trim. ha tranderi......
Net amount pubjed to dralto....
Of this cacnnous amount about one-thirO WU CO de➢adt
In the bands of the Assistant Treasurer of this eit . Phil.
adelphla bu nearly nine millions In the nant and Ants ant
Treasurer'. band*. The importations continue large and
tho unarm from customs of course Is rapidly lemming.
There must be • thorough renrialon of the tariff during the
approaching session of Congress.
We take tho following from the N. T. Post,
which shows among other things that there le
nearly thirty mlllione more of specie In the coun
try now than on the let of January last.
erscre ext , mot . —Tbs depoelts of gold s the tatted
States Mint, during the month of September, we:14 3 , 028 :
000: of .Uvsr 1320,000. The total gold &watts for the
first nine months of the years 1851, 1852 and 1859 were as
WON:
1651. 1852. 1153.
Jantrar7.-.........55.071,669 $4,101,088 $4,962,963
February_.._.__ 2,00644 . 0 9,010,222 3.04 8 . 6 =
fluffs-- 2,680,271 3,60 ^ .160 7.633.752
April. 3.373. 353 3.091,037 4.705,0 00
May 3,208471 4,365,575 4,415,000
June 3.637.560 4309,474 4.525479
July 34=4517 4.183,880 3445,331
August 4.135.312 2,071,5 0 3 4.512,000
September - 4,546.709 4,263,637 3,023,000
52.001, 047 . $30A 1 17X 5 $4 0 .0= 4 7
The deposits of silver built= at the Mint, during the first
nine months of the pruent year, have bean as follows
January- $14,000 Jaue...—........—5178,000
Vebrato7 15.600 July ..... 011,000
March .---......-- 22.000 August ...... 860,000
April _ 2,650 Boptomber =0.740
May 1,447
Add deposits of gold bullion
Total deposits of gold and 5i1rer......543,3443,Y.04
The exports of specie to Europe, during the month of
August, were about $1,200000 making a total of a little
Over sixteen millions since January Ist,or more than twat.
ty-four salt/one leas than the deposits of Wit:4mb' gold at
the ptinelpal Mint Wing the same period. /dating as
allowasee for the deposits of gold at the New Orteantadiut,
it ta probable that Otero is nearl rty cattle= more
specie in th e =nisi now than t h e mewas on the lot of
January.
The coinage at the U. 8. Mint in this city
dining the first nine months of the present year
has been ne follows:
Gold. , 7
Copper. Total.
anuary.- 0,809,388 $93,750 $3,660 79 $4,908,998 79
February- 2,031,n0 97,300 2,000 31 3,030,580 81
Aprfblartb 6,093,808 163,800 4,131 25 5,80 .'4 1,730 28
6,305,060 419,007 2 611 64 6,7,699 64
2,823,606 003,509 0,13319 3,441.139 19
June 4,774,246 660,000 3,06 r 32 5,42%913 32
July.. 4,4.59,409 710,000 1,632 28 6,171,201 39
Aognst-... 3,120,429 860,000 6,951 60 3,976,531 60
September 4,221,698 1,205,000 3,100 00 6,424,098 00
T0ta1....3 t 9,139,304 $1,797,366 $35,816 29 $42,972,435 29
Messrs. Anthony Dorr & Co. of London, write
that the Bank of France hoe lost a large amount
of Its bullion lately, and that a general opinion
prevailed that an advance will be made shortly
in Its rate of Interest.
In American securities they also say there has
been a very limited business. The demand has
been confined to United States and City and
State Bonds. In Railway Bonds there have been
a few transactions, principally in old established
lines, at lower prices, the adverse political and
financial causes having checked investment.
We find in the last New York Journal of Com
merce a long article on the same subject, from
which we quote the following:
The clan of 'western trade now coming in gins more
animation to the market, and there is a better feeling
among jobbers. The country will not be ruined even to
please Its moat ardent Mends. They have the plot all en
importations--etrlugent maw =rite—
refiggetdialhagTioTt receipts of gold-v-heavy prospective ds
mends for exports of sprele—it large cotton mop exhausted
and the new not yet In market--the combustibles oil
brought into
been s to the f tamtripL d nd want of confidence, slow
match, taut uel—their 'I told you so'
tremble an theft pe—when, as if an purpose to defeat
their prophstio plans, there comes a rumor that Europe
wants to buy Wadi . Louder the rumor swells, and the or
ders far wheat sad Soler begin to pour in upon us. Fano-
Irately, our atop . of cantads is a large one, and we here'
plenty to spate—exttronge • gnat down; tits exports of gold
ere not "called for--vind•the mud catastrophe has to be.
peAponsd, even after It has been'announced in the Mlle.'
'se- 7 W who ichanidics rrevanultly.rivarlea• the. hand of infinite wit
dom .ua, and ascribe all these seeming inter;
eantions bl •fa the whtaudcal changes of a blind foto. =lSt at
lout admit that this country is mandably lucky."
jer The following from the Harrhsbnrg
:011ori, trill doubtlesibe read by our friends with
.tatsilM! ..It is a fall endorsement of what we
hiie*erotefore said of our candidates for the
State 'di*. Let (Airy democrat read it. The
great Party of the State must have_tbe help of the
7000 democratic votes of old Allegheny:
TO THE POLLS, DEDIOOILATS
•
- - - -
Democrats of Yennsylvtuda, remember that you will be
called upon on TUESDAY NEXT, October Ore Ekeenfh, to
exerdse one of the higheetpolitical privileges known to the
civilized world—that of electing your own rulers andoilicera
at theballot box. • Yon have Rem State officers to elect, via:
a Judge Of the en e Court, en Auditor General, a Sur.
'tenor General, and a Canal Couuniadoner. • • .•
—John
For the first plaoe,you have as your candidatettlon. John
C. Knox who now occupies a sops on th e Supretne Bench,
and whettes discharged the !Dutton' of his office with a
modest Amity, and .profound 'attention to the high re
sponsibilities resting irponbin, that will make hies in every
few years the ablest jarbt on the Bench.
In opposition to him, the whige have nominated • cer
tain Mr. Budd, that the people at largo never beard of
Wore. • .
Between these two, there la no diMselty In deciding in fa-
vor of Judge Knox.
For thasecmed office,. you have pres.entod SJ• your can&
date, the Hon. Ephraim Bulks, the present Auditor Gener
al of the State, who has discharged the high duties of his
alas with a taro, industry and eonecientkraa rectitudeithit
,has endeared him to the party. Re hai long been favorably
known to the people of Pennsylvania, having held several
- prominent offices, and never has the breath of Slander at=
toed a word derogatory to his character. • •
'ln opposition to him, the Wbigshave presented a Mr. nr-
Clare, of Chtunbersburg, who le so utterly Ignorant of the
finances of the Commonwealth, that in his that polltidel es•
say he made an error of (too millions 0' dam's. •
Between such a blunderer u this,and Mr. Duks, the peo
ple wills! once decide In favor of the latter.
• For the third office, the convention hut preluded you the
name of the lion. J. Porter Beawley. * Ile also it wellknown
to the peopleof the State. Immediately alter 'graduating
at Allegheny College, ho was elected to the Rouse of Rep*.
sent:gives '
where he was an Wire and leading member for
'two years Subsequently he was nominated and elected to
the Senate, where he served with great chiditto himself, for
three years. At the Williamaport eau/eaten he was Coml•
acted forth:. (Aloe of Surveyor General, and elected by the
people at the suereedingeleethen. Ile has served the public'
faithfully In this position for three years, and Is now again
promoted to you by the Detromatio convention, according
to the natures of the party, for reelection.
In opposition to himt the Whigs have presented the name
of Christian Myers, a renegade Demecrst, who deserted our
ranksbecanse the tariff would not reverse the laws of as
tun, and enable him to make ham to advantage ins place
that nature never intended frgarnrb a business. Plot; a
disorganising Democrat—then a virulent Whig. The people
cannot fail -to support Mr. Brawley, who has always been
firm and consistent in his political course.
Per the foneth office, the "convention bas Presented you
the name of Thomas H. Forsjth, of Philadelphia. Ile has
tong been a member of the Mouse "of Representatives and
Senate, and bas made the improvement system of our State
his study for yam. Theta is probably DO Manta the COM
monweeltb more ecmversant with the condition of our poto
Ile works than Mr. P, and he has alwejs been proverbial
to sterling honesty and strict Integrity in the discharge of
his public end private duties.
In opposition to him, the Whigs have nominated Moses
Purnell of Lancaster, of whom but little is known, and
thatlittle not to his advantage. During the whole of last
winter, he voted far all the measures of extravagence of
that extravagant melon, and even for taking en Item of
revenue from the State of one hundred thousand dollars a
year and giving it tea private corporation.
Between corporation.
tmen him and Mr. Forsyth, the people will elect the
latter by an overwhelming mejority.
These, fellow Democrats. are the candidates prenatal to
you, and you cannot fall to elect* the men of your own
choke, If you but organise in differenteloction districts, and
bring oat the entire Demotratle vote
It will net do to rely on the apathy existing in tie Whig
party. They" may bate a secret organitation that will
poll a large roto.-tberaten It hr to meat them, and
overcome them. This can be done. Let.lt be dense. and
Pennsylvania will occupy that high petition with her
sister States that long devotion to yrindple entitles her to
assume.
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
Receipts in September, 1853, $80,826 09
If II 1852,. 37,620 91
Receipts in first nice month of
Snocxxxo Accmcgr.--We have received the
following telegraphic despatch, giving an account
of a sad accident, that-occurred near Lawrence
burg, on 'Saturday afternoon:
While the workmen were engaged in raising
the timbers of the first span of the Ohio and
Mississippi Itailroad bridge across the Great
Miami river, one of the men, contrary to orders,
removed 'the braces which bold the trusses in a
perpendicular position, in consequence of which
the trusses felt over, precipitating fourteen men,
together with the .timbers of the bridge, about
fifty feet. Eleven of the workmen were more
or less injured, and two killed."
P. S.—Since the reception of the above, we
have obtaised fahher particulars of the occur
rence. None of the men were instantly killed,
but five are badly injured, several of whom are
tiot expected to survive their injuries.—Oinein
nod L'ohonbion; 3d.
[ADVLIITINTAIZAT.]
We find in the " Daily Dispatch," of the 3d
inst., a few editorial strictures on the proceed
ings of the German citizens at their roast meet
ing in Lafayette Hall, which deserve an answer
from us, as they are evidently intended and cal
culated to injure the Germans generally in the
good opinion of their American fellow citizens,
by misrepresenting matter; and things, accord
ing to the whims-of the narrow-minded, insolent
and silly writer of sold strictures.
We Germans. after leaving our native land, to
evade the tyranny of European Depots, came to
this country and took from our own free will and
accord, and with true pleasure, the oath of al
legiance to the Constitution of the United States.
This Constitution, the most liberal in its princi
ples, we always considered to be our gelds in all
our public transactions.. If we may refer our
fellow-citizens to the history of this country, to
the progress of civilization on this side of the
globe, they will certainly come to the conclusion,
that the German Immigrant has done his duty
towards the advancement of this great republic,
and was never hindmost in the promotion of
Agriculture, and of Arta and Sciences in this
country, and in the strict observance of the laws
of the eame. As regards sound reasoning, lite
rary acquirements, true religious sentimente and
honesty in all his doings and dealings, every one
knows the Germans not to be inferior to any
other nation on the surface of the earth. By
applying sound reasoning to our religious feel
ings and honesty in all our dealings, we come to
the conclusion, that the reasoning of the editors
of the Dispatch had their Native American party
and Tompetsnce Mends is unsound and altoge
ther inconsistent with the principles of religions
toleration and of honesty; for, when we became
" oltisene," we ceased to be " foreigners," and
were at once entitled to the rights and privileges
which the editors of the Dispatch olaim for
themselves. They claim for themselies the right
to support and defend the Maine Liquor Law ;
we claim the right to oppose the same. They
ma 7 do so as long as they choose; bat we shall
claim our right to oppose them as long as we
like.
"""•••••••••••••••••427,212,503 00
•••••••••••••.-...... 2,Dli 72
Z,MB 18
-.417,5W4614 40
$2,5=57
A 0,823,117
IN=
Increase
- ...... ....-S44G 662 66
" " 1862, 196,246 68
.$24416 08
S. W. ROBERTS,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
Increase
The oharapiqns of the Maine Liquor Law have
formed a sort of new party organisation, and
strive to break up the present tne. We, as itd
opponents, certainly have, under our Constitu
tion, the same right and privilege ; but the only
principle of anti-temperance cannot form a par-•
ty, and it never was our intention to form a new
party. We intend only to oppose such candi
dates of both political partiea as are avowedly
supporters of the Maine Liquor Humbug ; whe
ther this will "arouse a counter-blest," we must
leave to be seen.
We never intended to dictate to any one, but
shall in no way submit to dictation from others,
in this or any other matter. We only claim what
the constitution and the laws of the United States
guarantee to us. We differ in opinion as regards*
the Temperance principles and the so-called
Maine Liquor Law from many of our fellow
citizens. We believe the introduction of such a
law altogether contrary to the constitution of the:
United States, and tyrannical in its principles;
towards the citizens generally. According to
the constitution, the importation of merohandize
and, of course, of spirituous liquors is regulated
only by the General Government, not by State .
Legislation. The laws of the United States per
mit the importation of spirituous liquors, of ;
wines and beer into their territory, at a duty
from 40 per cent. on wine andlOOper at onliquors; ,
the Maine Liquor Law, if introduced by onr Le-;
gislature into this State, would at once prohibit"
such importation, and of course be in strict va
riance with the prescriptions of the Constitution
and the laws of the National Government.
We, the German citizens of this county have,;
therefore, assembled for the purpose of disous-i
sing this subject, and have come to the conch-:
°ion, to oppose the introduction of such prohibit.:
tory law in whatever honest way and manner we;
can, se we consider the same to be unconstitn-!
tional, tyrannical and inconsistent with the lib.;
eral spirit of the age. We are not " bid" to do'
so by " grog-sellers," as we are able enough to;
judge for ourselves, and must, therefore, repel
such insinuation as "insolent."
Wo might address a number of physiological
and moral reasons, which furthermore strengthen.
us in our opposition to the fanatical exertions of
the would be advocates of the cause of temper-'
ones, but this would lead tts too far from our;
present task and lengthen too much this article.' , .
Suffice it to say, that the exertions of bur oppo-.
nests have .in no way tended to improve the:
morale of this country; that the criminal calm.'
der, of' this country shows a most spieling le
crease of crime; since the Temperance Humbug
has aprang into existence ;.it is an old tmt tract;
rasp, the forbidden fruit tastes always the best;
and thesoora you.forbid the - drinking of spirits,
the more freituent the transgretudons, conelusive.'
17 shove the State of Mateo itself, where et pre
-
r2M=
sent more spirituous liquors are consumed, than
at any previous peried. Me came from-n corm- '
try where you find much leas drankenr.cra than
in this country, and•where the gtverurcests, by
paying premiums to the best 'brewers end. best
growers of wine, have done more tOIVII:Td3 SW&
Jelling the prinking of spirituous liqnors Mid_te, .
true cause of temperance, the improvemenr„Or
the morals and the lessening of crimes, then
your temperance. hombuggers of this country,
will ever obtain. In drinking our beer and wine
temperately, we have brought no European cus
tom to, this country. They draiakiriiiiand beer
and even whisky 'here, long before the . Revoln
flan, and even the-heroes .t)f that memorable pe
riod have relished a drink of wine or any thing
else, without haviag been subjected to insults
from suolitnibititiformerly madebeasts of them
selves 14 eiiiiiive drinking, or who, in their
hypocritical way, disivoir all drinking in public,
but swallow the !- poison". behind their. doors.
Against all such, we German citizens intend 'to
raise, "on-masso," without distinction of party.
We shall - vote only for, such men as have the
courage to say that they are opposed tohumbug
In whatever shape and form. , .We shall • defend
hereby, only our , o equallty,? and shall always
repel the assumption of any "insolent"-fellow,
who presumes to dictate to us, ands° far forgets
hie "voluntarily assumed abligatiOntr," In be
coming a citizen of the United States, se to - "re--
min," contrary to the liberal .prhiciples of the
Constitution, his s , native•Arcierican"Animosity.
in calling us always "foreigners" .and , IDatch,'
reminding us thus imoohmtaray of our is china.
tionality." By order,of the meeting, - .-
1
Dr. G. BUR-HART,
AIIGIISTIIS HART.I . ; Committee. •
G. °EMT. -- •• . . - '..*: :: :
Ausainsr, October 6,18 6 8: ; :1" .- --.- •
sii• We would eall attention bibs card hi our paper, of
T. B. Calvert & Co., Dic.43lnkera, of Philadelphia. Sped.
Metl3 of their vorknuunthip drew a gold medal at the State
.
lamas Wiekenduasis; of car &nil tisk . agent; 11;4 fin
!samples at Mt. ifoothesco tit elphin, Diamond, rhars
orders can.lielcitt.:::.7. •
num inntocasno.yognikaas
• • •
• ,_ orbs
ViTLI,LLU a BTEIWINSON, of Mer_osrlausty.
MS MUM C0XX013.1031114 •.. - •
ROBERT MITCHELL, of Indliqa
rot ICIIITOII =aux, 4.
NEVILLE B. extio, of AnostilltYcfaali-,'
7011 MOM= 01=1:311, •••• •
LAWRENCE E. COBEON, or Montgomery county:
COI7ETY. TICRIST.
vas nrscorrt twos or tarn.= cool;
VMS. IdcCONNELL, of lalsgbeny.
TOE PILOSECUnIG ASSOILTIT, . •
WILLIAM 11.- SHINN, of Allegke.ay:
T7ll . rt.Crt 61:31.1¢11,
WU. E. ETEVENBOS, of Pittsburgh.
TM AMY= .
AARON BLOND, of litt.dmigb
BRUCE TRACEY, of Oho
WAL P. /MILER, of Moon ,•
oitkyt. ri W. BENNY, of Allegbany; .
A. IL BURNS, of flogiri.
vol 0311:1115.410=4
EDWARD ALLEN,of PlCAblangh. . .
101 1274.1135X14 .
Grznos WILSON, of Pittsburgh. . . .
JAMES SWlRsum AL ofWllklae.(sepl3d*W te
trip Dr. Rl , Lanelat - Liver- greet
medicine has supplanted allothets for the cure of &eases of
the Liver. Its effects are so'salutes? and speedy, and et.
the same Mae so Perfectly safe, that it is not surprising
it should =pace& all others. Invented by a very distin
guished physician - of Plegthle, Whit praCticed in a region of
country In which hipatts, or Liver Ithcoplaint, is peculiarly
.formidable and common, and who had -spent-7*a InT.dis•
covering the ingredients - and iioPortioning their "quirk ,
ties, these Pills are peculiarly adapted to every thins of-the
disease, and never fall to likable the meat obstinate eases
of that terrible complabit. They have Justly become cele
brated ; and the researches of Dr. 3Plesne hive placed his
name among the benefactors of mankind. No one hiving
symptoms of this formidable escoplllict, a:Koala be without
thessinvalnahle Pills. 'llare you a pain in the- dght side,
under the edge of the ribs, which Increases with prison"—
unable to Ile with ease on the left deli—with occulonal,
sometimes conitant, pen under the shoulder-blade, fro.
glumly extending to the top of. thoidendderl Moly Upon
It, that although the latter pains are sometimes taken for
rheumatism, they eli arise frani disease of the. Liver; end
if you Would have relief, go instantly and buyi km of Dr.
3PLana'a Liver Pills. . .
Parameters will be careful to ask . Su- Dr. Sfleuse's eels
brutal
bridal Liver Pills,tart none .C.lse; Thant am other
Pais, parporting to be Liver Pills, now hoPre'fhii:public.
Dr. SPLands Liver Mae ease his' celebrated Tertnifngeocan
now be bed all at respectable Drug Stores in the United
States, and by the sole proprietors,
$43,805 18
nir rail and Winter Clothing, - Windir ,
sale and Retail.—.A larre and splendl.t stock of Fe/1
and Ulster Clothing's naniesayfertbehurpeellod of those
wishing to be fitted out in the mode • Call and seed= your
Country Mordant , ' would ernetit to ttleli haled to call
and examine the stock.'
N. IL—Customer work made to ordei In supsricre style,
sad at the shortest notice.
131113311 LES CLIOLITSG novn.
No. ZIA Most, Janet.
In Butler Onnity. an Ineslay, August 4th, JOILNI Y. C.
BELL, formerly of ilia Fifth Weal, Pittabrnsb, in the 54th
The doomed was an old citizen, and for many years a
resident of the rmii mid. no vas tam= much yrypeet
ed and wmakby aA who Imenehlm, lefhia many quell
ties of head and —ln.rt , ---beisig always rrvird!ol es an helns
trious, kind, 'honest: iota en upright man. Ile leaves a'
lame family, who will feel and mourattia lose, and =mar
one friends, who will ere: Itmant his demise from
USW ADMIT=
CITY CADIN'ET WA11.E13017823,
No, 113 cassrivur ST,REET,-2 ,
LOrrAvia Isuan7m2res , Rau)
•
•
Fumarrupx, n; - EVERY: STEM: -
Comprising Louis ITV:Louts XV,lBUrslethouteaskitnthino,
with Sculpture Chirstrqc brad = ' demi stris• . -
In Bassinxd, Wsklnt, 3lsh , Satinwood bad Staple;
all of superior ant hnishect is the
best style, equal to, if not eseelltht qua- .
ity, the Goodi_of any $M>• .h. ,
thernlted States.
SiPLOYING none but erperleneed workmen (sperm
tie.. being pwittnely excludedaand naingihe best ow
tertian, the work cannot fail to egistaction to ,pur
chasers. Amongst the many edrantiers eared to. par
theatres, is the tadtity of Furnishlng a non" either, in ele
gant or plain style, completely from oneestablishinent;
whirl means all the articles in each room cormipteld in
styte and quality, and the Inuneasi stock always cm hind,
.Ixiing.ao_studotut-th. design, enables mtrehasms -to please
their taste in a Retention, withreit the delay necessarily:
ranted In mitering Furalture. - •
To giro an Idea of the finished Purtiltiare on ha:adjured,
only inform yon that my Itooraearelll faction, Itylly that
wide, feat Aware In number; 'with Mali* •emallglaMee soft
dent to employ TOO Moody which is a gnarantase that the
work is all done under my own Ithmediate Itispoetion. ' '
ftir..The Packing is all done:ln the Store. end rdralfizta:
warranted to' carry safely anitlistanos. Vidor, to _Phila.
delphla are mspectfolly tutted, as purchasers or otherwise,
to call and examlne the Goods. - - auMly:
OR.EAT=.B/11•E OW-LUZILUMI4.
.TIIR vas, onouND,, at 10 o'doet—DlONDAt Oe•
roberlo.-..betieen Three and Farm lizmdred liboturtrat
Peet of BOARDS !will be sold at ADOT/ON, at tbo nbora.
time and pleas. • -
- Also, Grub Plank;
Scantling, 3 by 4 inches;
Mill Umber, 4 'by E, froml.3 toll() Dieting ;
Oar Stems; • ' .
Window Frames, Sarb . and Glass; -_ •
Outings and Troughs;
Naha and llingea 1
. ,
Trusse
Who G ates and Strap Mnges, Water Cash, end 'oyez
1000 yards of Blnallu. WALKER; Seal..,
oct7:3t P. ht. DAVIS, Aucer.
OYSTER TRANSPORTATION.
TITX bars arranged-with the Pennsylvania and Pasqua.
banns RAlread Companie, ibr a special 'Oyster
Transportation Lineiat exceedingly loot rates. - . • -
oot7 • • ' 'ADAMS &CM. Ot Water at, .
fft.IIE - STOCRUOLDERS OP TEC ALLIMIENY- AND
-1 BUTLER PLAAIII ROAD COMPA.NI are hereby. noti
fled that an ELECTION will beheld at ROBERT WrISIAN'S
HOTEL, in Bakerstown,. on BIONDAY, the 7th day of,Alo-'
'comber, ISM, for the impose of electing dile= of said.
Company for the aiming yew.-- Election to beopened atl2
o'clock, M.
Attest ; JOAN.N.:PURYLANCE, Prtaklent.
J pas narnor, Soc'7.
ATILUNIIMIED PAYER IddlitilllClS—lte tin; Oa,.
- .V . Kim, Walnut; _Hose and - Woods; with.
Moulding; end Medallions. dish serious styles of thavAtt:
Marble, withAlesigns for bitten.. ror sale by - • •
oet7
lfigo AVER LIANGINO.I-11. great variety, front Velvet and
Geld, at $5.00 to good tmltatletts at Beautiful
Papers at 1234. Cheap Papers, ar law as . 6 4 , cells. For
rale hp toct7l 3VALTKEt P. AllatriLL.
GENTLEMEN'S CONGRESS. CALM. GAITERS;
Cal, 'Kip, Wax and' Water Leather Boots of. almost.
every variety. Priers low. L. 8., ILKEWARD,'
• " Corarr Market and Liberty sta.
20 GROSS LILY. WRITS nazorted, in stare and Laramie
by
oct7 Stumm= to J. Kidd & Co 4 63 Wood t.
3GROSS ELVER WHIM; in tubes, In - store and ibr sal
by [t:tett] . BUS.
600 LlMoat7 WU FINK, jut reeebredand Ihr tale by
BLEMING BROS.
PERM OlL—Z)bbla in store anq raleby
oct7 - =MING BROS.
LBS.. TILDES' 3 ATAXMOLIOS AL. =-
VLF TRACTS; s fultsasortmenat Oil bizid and for muds by
- FLEMING BROS.
ORAX.-3 cases reSnal,jost =lvo:land for sale by
oca giymaNG BROS
1.D.E13-3000 Clear Bacon Eidtrs - for lobby
, --
0 Oct 7 . -ZING 2 MOORHEAD
NW BOOKS NEW BOOKI3I--blost. T raid s Illuatrated.
'Record of the lieu' York Crystal Palace Exhibition.
Felber Brighthopes, or an old Clergyman'' Vacation; -by:
Paul Creytmt. -
The Boybuxd of Great Min.
Ccanford; by this author of Ruth Moorland Cottage, Le.-
The Elevator's Bon, or theTlaina Lax c,a7ast ;arose; by.
?Jetta 'Victoria Fuller..
Blulimouts of the Art of Bungling; edited 'by John_
Bullock. , - _ : • -
Jane Beton, Cr the Ithsire Adeonste; by !7ainellCmit,
The Rebel Scout ; 'Aria Ashland. •
This Forvidl9ll.l, or Crime totd.Eabilitaiou; byaxims.
Bennett:.:..
- -The -Victm of r . t - eltement;Ae.,by-flarolintaeollants,
A fresh supply of the'laxrv*lsurtspast reeitived at - • .
• • •• • WArGILDMIFIItiIIEr lip COM, • . •
tparocno.-4 bozo for tatty
separ WO /100RIMAD.
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• - • • • -h•••• • - •a„ I - 4.4- 4
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Vie•'
=IN
FLEMING MIOTHER-0., .
Rueoessortj 2.0 J. 'Kidd
lrookt -street;
GEORGE J. RENKEL'f3
U==l
Mil
111111 T.ERIO BOrre,
77.4111 GT,4
. In the knot wild .1 shoat the eta;,
Or tie...beak becoMing tree
- The idea on the mituddhe ertz,
The wild dock ad the
inth (=UM dm I kill my gar—a,
Mom I with MA* rave. • -
mba yet my wild heart once - was tame.
- And felt the palm of Lem+.
_ •
•
And oft I campin aintar drear, -
By night and alarm alone
_And Innsrt.vittund a fear - - --
Upon the snow clad stone.
A thorny ball ntennt dread, • -•-
Though winds blow add abate ;
Andiet ars heart, so stilt and dendi ,
Has felt the power of Lave. . -
The wild hawk is Day sentinel,
Tha wolf still gnarls lary:toundsa -•
The night I mu. with shout and yell,
The day =did bating towards.
Far feather rare, I our wear
. A ftr twig from the grata;
' Yet ones 'I hod Ltdy Oar, -
And feltthe tower of Josni,
b Delightful Inllingllouse,
UOli• RUNT.. on. OLT &reef, In the Sixth Ward
ample groauads aroutul it, 'with fruit ISM
rum; arm eourredonoe to hOll/104,eeping on the
premistor, with hot and cold water bath zoom; ho„ and the
gas brought to the thret this felt • , • •
I intend to remora from the city .= the Ist of llarettlbe/1
when inion will be given . • Bent Z:25 per annum .
App to m 3lessta. John Ustpez or Morrison 'Underwood,
at the- of Pittsb s ah, or to .the underoignat, on the.
CALVERT - a, CO ,
DMEIINKERS, -EffGRAVIPJ3, "EMBOScuMR,
,AND ENTZLOPE JL4NI7PACIT72ERS,
48 0. Thl24:l3treets-
PIIILAVOLPIIIA--
gWALLET FOUND , math:dog i numblit of popers r it 3
arce mote of band of coaddefobie nlae the onnier
can fixofgf tt br gang u. Ais cq'te, "4 Po/ UM ..ez-
NIBSSD—'.AODst,raIe6J : '. .
oeta .. = .S A YAffitEBP6OS
_k CO
U co. MMELLA-4 le,.Ground, .
.ods -bb 11..i".,1.1a1*YA1126
170 . thr
- Fine Watohakaetd, Jovretry.
'FM suteeriber has lion on bald's:eery good selectlini
j. or Watebes, Jewelry;_-Eilser-srare,le, that ha. bad®
lected expressly for the fall trades, and has. purchased' las
start at the very lowest 'cash Oats; and be is impend to
sell emery description of- flue goods in his line at =deb
lower prices than timeline qualityean be bought for many
Western eits, and lawn than say Ent= jeweler will sell
at seta:- and *hat Is of the . AM thiportinea to the Pal
chaser, he will sell his goods for what they are north; and
not ask (as - some 3e:rebore have lately done) DO per teat.
month= their articles ars north, whlch fact c a n he atter
tabled by caning at Idldarket street, Pittarorgh. -
&COMBXE YOUR-OWN LANDLORD.—TWO 1100SX3
FOR SLIM, Waste on Fulton street. One is arranged
*Mb it store-room.; and fire other rooms, with 'finished attic,
WA pared - yard, hydrant. fa.. The Lot b Mott front 54
ALIO, near the abase, a listening • Mose, halL'etx
rooms, and finished *Mk. Terse
band;
. balance i 1 1 .0116, two and three cu ea: . 1 ,111 ; 31.1 ••• •
. ti
ceaS • . Beg Estate Agent4l4o 'Third
SUOAlt—n7 lade prime N. 0.130 pr forma low, to
doom the 104 by • ; • ' ROAM HELL. .
octOttte -• Liberty street,'opposite Wool. -
M EELNO3, CASILISEILES—AII color=tad .qualltles.of
acts . A. A. MASON: 00.14 ti 0.2.5 Slab et...
rital %ALUMS —A eplecnal assortment of Illsek and
Colored Printed Velvets, Crigebet
styles or Dre,e Trimming.. gesterallyist -
oets A. A. mAsom A co.'s, ro.
Pl4ll*, PLAID3--M pieces aid' Mon= Plaids just
opened it . ' A. A. MASON &00 -
oets - N0..5 Pilthittreet...
W., F/FTlistklare
-II but opened thtfr Fall Sleek of spkinild kqaidabin
mat Brands Ma, of the latest pattern& - •
TOLAID LAISIES-100 pieces new Mb) 4 , 161
r lainesjusttsestral at, A. A. MASON t
•Da•SP ' - , • •. M 123 AVM street.:.*
'VB . ° . BOOKS AND MAZlAZlBißiLliariNees Maplino
Lx October; price mita.
Putnam's Magazine for October • ' • ItlrOW.,*
'Knickerbocker Magazine, do • • • 25
• --The Itzgaztne of Art; do '
Oode7's Lair's Book, - . .
Graham's Magazine do . •
Appleton's Meehades' hiag.do,
Peterson's 3legiudne, -
Jana Eagan, or the . King's Advocate; is Boot
Bab . ,- •
Part IV. Practical Drangthemui, - • , •
• The Itabel Bcont; a Itomanco of Lb. trialtnn:
No. 489 Littelhe Mein; Age, •
The Paulin:lents of the Art of Building : for
the an dt A:alluvia; guilders, Draught*
moo, Bagl nose and Mechinlea : - .
rarzode by ' 11; lIDIERATU.
061 . V 2
Must Son Wanted. -
tabs.:Tiber, with ten Tare experience 113 t h e Mer
-1 candle business, desires situation as ELLIMIAN in
some good Wholesale Grocery, Dry Goads, or Matiemthrizig
establisbatoms, and is Ell travel some, if .neeessiry.
Un
doubtable. reference even st to thunder, #4. Address
rpii Lora &ADDLE. Double aml.
1.
together with the TRUNKS and TAU:I3E2 I ,Or which
were awarded TITIST CLAPS PREMIUM at the S t ate - Agri
cultural Fair, may be Neu is turirludow tint a. few dap.
at= • -R. TL TIASTLZY. I 0.15 Woad
Guss - ir,
do 8i10:-
100 do 10i12;
•
90 .. do' 9:12;
35 do MIN; -• . • • •
21 -do 10115;
10 do IOs10;
15 do 12216; • •
• 10 do -rormileby
NO. ISUOAIt—LSO hieds.,pita tbr ale by
. 'oat • 'B3uTBa SIRCLITR.s.i
+ciar ~»~
CDYIER-10 =do, for br .., -• •
oat • • • . =TR BDTCUIR.
IaJAY-100 txlmiltifbr
LIIM-40 bbla fbrsalely • • ,
ix_ • • .II d RTO CS t CO.--: .
ixt.4 ' ' • Canter Wood and .11s1 ens:"
.ICKLAND 1(054=100 Us far sale by: • -
3x14 A,RAMSIMEMCK=A•co.7-
it A.. ?JASON t CO., N 0.23 Ilith street, will open an
XL.. Monday. the 3d instant, new indsplandid snort
meat of LADIES' CLOT/i. CLOAKS and VELV.II2%.TIL,
EBL3 LARD OIL, No.l anti 2; in stow sod for -
by frei=l FLEXING DBOTECERS
A. BQaINESE MAN WANTED to earthen a STORE.
2i and earanztable DWELLINGIIOII37.. with one-forrrth
at enure of Grated, a Garda Grape Tines, d 4 an in
geed ceder; sithite 354 ranee nein the city, on the Browne%
rine Road, ' Pliers
good hadnes stand ...
oe3 . • 8. CUTIIBERT a SON, .110 Third — • Xtient.' -
T8.F.31.1. OYSDSSIS
. 11 41 O. =CM= DAILY
' , ' No. ISISMITIEFTELD St
• $3.90 per esa ;_5O ,cenla bait w,. sad war
[sep23) .— ' St D. KELTENCI.
:nOs:EN-46 bbLi bilght yellow far =bp by - •
- . . B. A. PAHYLESTOCE kat
11 . -1000 (larrett'abar sale b
CON-30;000
111i-t ana
thr. 133 Hams and Etiantdatm to
D sato tow to do s e tho bot, . '"kh • •
eveza . _ S. LF.WM 31eLLPIN CO.,
242
Libertr xtreetr
- .. RIFY.-- sirp ;a dupes far rale by -
0112, -ACC bbLs Lard and Linseed OD !cre sae b.
AND BahlN—Soo btailar salt_ by- - • .
sep:S. : _ • . J. B. LECCIErMeALPIN & 00.
moLocK pigs Banes ftre Wetly_ - • ••
Mll sep2ii • • J. & LEECH, IiIeLLFINA CO,
UZIsT /110:C-40 tom
vriND AND TUB I:4IOTLONS—A Corosaantssy
in. cal and Moral LLD; or 31.1n1 and the Emetic= caosid
end in relation to Itealtly Disease and Itallem—by
cooke, U. D. kt. B. C. B. Bemired sad tbr Sabi by
WILDLY, Bookseller ma ststamm - --
mi 3 63 Wood at. between Th rd kaid Fotkbt.'.
FRESH OYSTERS,' '2'
FROM BALTIMORE,
JUST RECEIVED AT
A. FIELD'S DEPOT, -
On corner of 'Mood and Fifth Streets,
eximr rune= r nacsr. - ..[rrple
Dutch Bulbous fiLoots, Co. • •••--
fill subsafbar has resolved direct l`mmillarlem,
supply of choke. I:rya:laths, Tulips. Peones; Lad °that
Flavor Boots far BM planting.. WA Err Wlater blooming In
pots and glasses. • Grass seed for farm; which makes a
in. close smooth. Tsui, equal to Bads. Prardag lustria
meuta Bard= and Farming Implamemta of the most ap.
=
a eonstraetiory at Eastern
ii t z te tistr afecau the Seed and
tarsi Warehouse, Fifth of
• .
- • STOCKING FACTORY, , c-::::'
Emr ST., BETWEEN WOOD AND MEE*. STEESIS;
•
ARIL! T 2; IMEROZ, et ECONO.V.r.":"i •
MEE beet good( I Children't Mile; illen's.Seek4Disdet•
abhts and brewers. Bold at mannhetntere priese,At
the rant STREET smarm FACTORT all made DMA
lest year'rwooL 50 ADVANCE IN PEWS. ' -.•-••
S UNRIEW23--26 bbis Yinecal;:
tnirEsig - - -
100 bit. EXlniti sad dipped Cradles;.
12.51ms.Itasla Scam-- • -
2)0,000cm:cm:on 016-arsi - -
dca.tin 13ed Cardr, - •
.100 TIMMS Wrapping Paper; z -
60 dcr-ea Pozsyernn*vntq - ."
60 betas eszadlaiVick,lorssla by
KING & hloollllltil.-
• Meet= Valb3y
NOTICE TO - C0N27 a 4. 07 761 8.
S ZAI27I PPYP°3II2 will b°'..ind by tbainbserl
bawilat th e Eletlinswee on%
P s •o 3 nt 4 " 1112 t. Gt 7,..4l37,oceaterlBth, far dei,4
the P 2din and- berms IntIASILLIEW 111Mli the
month of vow.' - nllo, o =lth. =ding, zasecrery„
.654 t znne/114 heeryiebs betweenthe month, of
DY
VehelelllZ nisireK r- alisi.,xmlLa„ This evident =bre
etc id the tain anaora Dm.
alnahe received Or the:dartiy- of =as
""..e line between Yitasburgh end the math of
iThe croades to be 93et long, 7 by S
I'IOFFZIS.-180 tags prima store end foe vile by
~ of .
..: 14 !te. e ,c4e!I!!IFmt_,5V/ther f!Pprowod
u - KLNEI,IB 1100/111redik " wwr. " : - Can arlgi
Pr:Tee:as : her ao .ln
i eitY of PiltTato a ty 11: ". 131 F/C.OtUata
The wort oathe line little ready fat itibinittitlin
an I'atxr Betanday, Coonabm. theplans
sa l i peciaqa.2 may be wen at tbn
Sorfarther tntrmation applb=ticrn ~yDistidid ~
lie Wriabt, Principal _Aaatatant En,-„lnnar;-Eittismisigt: to
W. 31:11nor_Robarts, Bngmee :'GocrceS tichtentA,
arcente Itoglneer; Pittebteryal; lifink Wl2; F. .7c....5vn.
Prmident : or to the anterelbery. _ _
' •
- eriNTatihrt oed3
DEDF'OItD BILNEILAL , WAWL-25 - half blta,:s4: - .this
celebrated water far sale by ' , - -
eel= BIRO lt110011111E113:
Wig-100114s prim* O.Ba Lnriutlealr
Itslf:Ctesti Young. Ilyaost,
der azillack, *trier*/ "to.floo. for Pa' by •
•Knia i, gooluteAD.
rpOBACCO-16 Saxes fssonts Brush imam sad Lxr lab
by [isep27] HMG & IinORwRAD.
CILASS.-•-300 bons 8:10. 9z12, 10:12 exist 10x11 • a if
Ur Dar ule by • ELNI3 tt IIIrOAPM,A7).
4,114.--3XO kegs Junlnln Nails in start and for ads by
seTtZ • 43/V3 * 4100115FA11,
TIRIXD APPLia—ZX) trashela an ozzrip=casixtt 4
.17 gala 1 :7 . [eel g KING VllT3Trr4tr
18L1N...= tow -• • --tto ozatumetto forasr-otal,'
Fits:de bs -- [mak - _ 'ma a roontrzw..
43 . 5 " 3 ".'" b: 1 a tworama.D. -
ir•bocata.•—lootou4 t • Skc=s, itze sal%
, 4 er•
fICWQ ,Qo=3/4D
~~,4 " ~
.. ~~w :~._..._._..__ ~.
..-
..„.•; 1 / 4 ...t..!!- , , , ,.,-,..... t .,i ~i,..! -,,.
, - - . i',', -!.....::,.7.....,!'.,!:..;-:.:':•i.:.'-'''..-
k
Comer: Wag aruiriretsts:-
1F:321Q
- 8111Tli sarscLux -
7= &coca sad 151 TIM streets:,
hbda for rale by • ;••• •
.831M1 .t.. 2115014171.
for tzar oa frrora
JAL IinALPIN it CO
1
•11"
MVSEMERTS:
POSTE:WS THZATSE.
,40 . 313111 C. TOVEB—.--......;..1.=s Ent lieu=
mats or ariblzstax:
Boxee and Paquette...4ol Second Vet—
Perste Bcans, Dam for CCWZ.Z . D
Do. do. emell— ...:.. sS—SS lose _
#2,- Per.= securtnz sendavlll be
,obsrgell234c — ts. fain
vr : , at. V Wore 7 . o'clix%; PeriminExt tt
Latt g han and jj,t_ wata
grow
1
lire¢Ltnt. Mr. Kr, but
appearanee. -- - -- - • -
ter YANKEE LOCKE So c km ,;;dy and Mace,
Tgigted7. be perfar.e.l
Two Enzn3G, oS4ber
.TIIXItE3I4 . IIIrSIII9m of Omar
I.Waldegsre
TRUE LOVE NEVES. Rum sitom.
Darius
N..
Ta co Yanktorttaiy.l.---- '
- :-Tankeis Locket,:
noluds itith titalso r thablellato of: •
yzED4I, of Ls fuomvs. P4NOBAXU:
OF AVOYAGE
tv E
"Ttrill BS Immuirrzn AT TEMATBSNAARIAtbee--.
.V r. erect, Mr= ESE. 111 , .* IFUSL"CO xrasw s:'
Doom open at 6 o'clock: performance to commentent
.garillckauZ cents;--to balm& at the. fdlottga beteA,
..i n i s teatiger,.,—...e; - ; • -
• • -_,_-.lCcortirs.- co .
iItUFACTURBIttI ,- Orltllt2 - 23 1001 P 843. 5 , .
'Vault Doors and Inn Window •Shuttoro,-- --
A NII m:411 perm= "mime thetleemmlty the atom':
- JCL mentioned anlcles,war have.no amdtaticm . In mmottr;
standing par-article .to.tm. alma to anything to the ettYr
• Orhsts , pramptly , attimard to; ami - put up in :tha: best .-
.
Ittlatliantltrtr aunt rattleti: -
09.13mIlharld'etreet,bettrimi Foortlf nth; Ditts•: - ._ ,
bozo. . [stm94Blll). . J. =MEW .00;" •
JP • Style of lints: ....r:-. , ..-.. - 1-:: . ~.•-:', . • . .
gi • num IFIST, Ne:=l.laratattYlverzt,r7 - 1: •.• - . - : '
• Mta-Wood,) has just racetved the PALL •
-OF HATS, and mina testcetrally. •
. -
milts the attenden or Ida Weals and•teertanCa to it Ile' •..
. - •
km also on hand a large and vetted assozuttant et ELLTS ..-
and CAPS, *bleb be will Nall CIISAP. fot each:: axost .:. . -
:.:.:.i.;'•',".__..:,- • PII lintwand Cents.
- ' ••:: e'_ ..-
&20.W.00X - A• Wand CO.,eterner oott stireet-:•
..:. . -_ - 7
and - DiansOnd alley," would' seepeetfoliylet. . _. .
Teo their ftiends modem - - public that tliteyl-e , .---'.
Cr' reealviag a - loge sod spTindid fitoelt of -BATA A.lni:': ........
CAPE, of the latest styltp6,!ldelt they/sots prepared to selt ; •!' . • ; 7 .: ,
on_ as reasonsblo terms as any other itottiolin'the 'dry: ...• ; -
Glut us'Aisdl. - and examine mu skek: - ., ..s:•.1. r.. Zr;*. 'segti --i...-.
i WXPLEI2:I I O}I-'6O .
ealoir,Tkilni" stmt. lois reached' Blialr; time; by.•
mauls ; aim goafo's ?TM efAucridaa.? . " ' •
ThallyttetiOnsPiathmesi4or4hef , t , i 4 .• cesge...dedk- V.
cited tb Mine LYstoi. progress. ' - - -
Treace, tbo eity of the Bea ; Praette3lll -- No.
of Collier's Shaknosti; "p4/141'![ tho
of ”AdaLaltbiLthd. , v,',li.:.:„, • •
- 3a7ar.t Tsylcrea Pootala N Vsurinx at it Vniite Viaves
Se England ;-Petertaa'a Bfagozfaioyfoo4lecotif"nerfo#Ool - ,
• 13.--N•lor ; Dicke:ter - • • • •
Bsoaetabeco" the plaas,nrgiooffolhoPootolßet,TOSWolF.::.
pep, - IL P. °ALUM
fin BS& :TES 1013244 'r. •
.2:lbagsaidtrAtmoodil".:.: :
6 bolas Bordesos !Ist
•-; bans Eno : ApeteCio6"
• SO doz. Pepper Banco; •
- -•7. 2) bows Rock Czattr;
e ' 40 calla Csirrantr,'
beam Sa:diaes.
• • - 724rviteistd aiul for sale.bv.:
--
1 6 , SMELL. OSETEBS itECELTE.WDA,ItY , AT
• DYER'S,: ark VI ITIE . STREET ore Coon above
• o the Theatre, =I I , ”*.llsl•lforosL% Was=
.fiesohalbe a eat fives lasers at OA °seam ; 11014
FLO/LENCZ HO EC
4too'BEOADwAT, NEW Irog8:7:L
- ; (coma= 09'TIIL ZMICIMIX PTAS.) - •
3ZOIOI/51 L0Y72.79Y, - -
Now'Comela: Arid Carriage 'Factory
. .JOEDIST011; BBOTEEDIS - • ..i
Omar-of Bee= and dideseed ends, ...diteghme Mg;
Jr 1401 1 1 ; 13
p =titrollditira y thair they iniaats
". ' • =mowed the nnundaetwee of Camisole&
snatches, Ittiekaways,TloncleaSleigh3 and
Chariots, in all their various style:lei Inlet and proportion.
All orde:awin be minuted with strict maid tip &nubility
- and beireulai fetish., lignite will• al be attended t 0... on -
the most reascmahle terms: Using. in all their work- the -
best gad= antis, Poles,aind Wheel stuti, thy Seel eon&
dent that allwho faros them. with their_purcconage, -- -
perfectly satisfied en trbil of their-work. '
INUTS4lBo2lollr9quasted.to givens a cal; be t ties Inindie•
slut elsewhere: . . ' . -exettely:.
wa..-.:A;Tvevux , ..;...,-:
-.. •- : 3. , ' .nrcAl4l3. is .:-. : , . -.-... _. .
. .
TuLe Teas, Choice Zstoily Groceries aitd, Willow -. .
-
coLyER . .OF WOOPLARI2-SIZTH . B7 I 4.- .--:
'- • • '-':' - t ' -- - - - -pirrsinrearCPA: ' - --: --: •-•
1 9 stow mailing a large assartmcist 'of • 117C1234 cOmA '.._ .:
IL la athiltlest. to Ids - alzeady
. ex -tea z le s etoek, parthasel -'
.• -. ' •
fame fest Loads is the Eastern ruirkele,Whleb, wtll be wad •
at the Iciest =sae: pieta. •• • • ••• •. -:- - . •
•• • • IS/ Hotels, EttwabostA, and 6.aulles; hmultlir . ; l 7 the
ickaatlty, anpolled at wholesale rtes.-. - . ._.
Sa••• Goods dellvenettia - the eity fair of obsme, .-• eeptft
S: om & SINCLAIR,
WIIOLESALE-GROCEII6s,
122 - szCirnafiOsi - sum =rev:
a: sass Als.ras aux,
019 bap Mei Coifs*:.
175 Ws NCO: :Sum'
lxzesChszt:s 13r
'CA bares,Webstere
r 23 Dxs Sandi T
100 caddy-boxes .
50 MU Loaf .115;i5r;
20 bag Pfltlerl - .
- 15 togs Macao
• . :i AS
WHOLE3I,I;TtANDiirATI., :
fßit -- ri.Tl:Peial7- . vect
Zip* the hail •:chist, or• neatly ix . LF.ted ri
in et3Ma
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tits direct, and:trill nanatantly. replentsilly 'arrivals of
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City Cmirald cui Tuesday, autturriduy, She MAW; iD
oft./ inivard of OO for the arrest and m ¢ toran-..
, rietien. of the•-. MIIRDIEEC63I-nr - .IIIIRDZBX2S OP JAMES •
COLLINS, lota' irf Camttria,..who zu unddered in .Ilay.
atreetan the Cityrifrittabuirgh,ou liondey nighf„ I hereby •
oda the tame itninue ihrthe arrest Sad grosecution‘ th ou •
.yintion of the said murder*r or murderers. ' •
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