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JF <*. M’lN S. HAMILTON, South Pitt-burith.
Of S, .i'«riN M. KIRKPATRICK, giy of I'iitsbarch.
gf» . .■ THOMAS M. CARHOR,
b* *. ! WILSON STEWART, Dn.inysoe-Boruugh.
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gfj j. HARVEY ROBB, SL Clnir.
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tjtZ JOpX U. PHILLIPS. Robinson.
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BUSINEi3 MEN tc thi fa'-t that xre received
from Philadelphian number of font? of new Job Typo, r.nil
are now prepared to fill orders for Cards, Circulars, IJHi
Heads, Paper Books, Toal-irs, and Progra-ame* for exhlbl
tloß6. Ail orders trill b« promptly filled.
Governor Bigler, we arc happy to learn, is
pronounced out of danger. A despatch frum
his pbypichin3 wti3 received at Philadelphia to
that eflnct.
Cholera, at Columbia, it will bo seen bv the
telegraphic report, caused eighty four deaths up
to Thursday night. From the number of deaths
on Thursday, it would appear to have- reached
ohmax.
/i.f?*! Mr. Nichols, of the Cleveland Athctueiim, has
- *' conoludcd an engagement with the celebrated
traveterj&ud esteemed gentleman, Bayard Toy
lor, for two hundred lectures, to be delivered in
the chief cities of the Wcct during the coming
fall andlwmter season.
Another Ward excitement is prevailing at
Georgetown, Ky.- A man named Thommason
shot his brother, for which he Was tried; but the
jury failed to agree—eleven being for couTictiou
and onei for acquittal. Great excitement en
sued ; and a coat of tar and feathers was talkod
of for dissenting juryman.
A National Convention for the discussur. oT
the various topics connected with Induetrial Cci
vcrsity'fyiacatiou, is in session in Cincinnati. F.
G. Careyl, of Ohio; Prof. Langstcth, of Mas;?.;
Dr. Brown, State Geologist of Indiana ; Bronson
Murray, jlieq., Corresponding Secretary of State'
Board o^'Agriculture of Illinois : Prcfi lcul Al
len, of the Ohio Farmer.-’ College, arc exprctril
to deliver address 8.
Saturday Horning Poßt.”
The number this week is one that v?e can
recommdnd to its readers. On the first page is
No. -1 of itho State Central Committee Address ;
the Decidjioo of Cliief'justice Black in the famous
Eric Case; Speech 9f Gov. Bigler iu Moctro-.?,
Pa., defining his position on the Nebraska Ques
tion, ar4 several miscellaneous articles. The
are: “The Campaign of Falsehood,"
•‘Judge finch’s Opinion,” “Freedom of Speech,”
“ The Campaign—The Prospect,” Who Speaks
tho Trdth?” “A Question Answered,”
** Sbabspeare himself Again.”
from California : Foreign news hy two steamers,
and a condensed summary of the news of the
week. Single number five cents, with or with
out wrappers.
RIVER MES--RIVER ASID HARBOR
BILLS.
We understand that our Whig frirnds arc
making desperate efforts to deceive those engag
ed in the";navigation of oar western rivers into
the belief that the present Democratic adminis
tration, and the Democratic party are opposed to
appropriations for the improvement of rivers
sndharbojrs. It is not true. Past history proves
its falsityj In 1848 a Democratic Congress pass
ed a and liberal appropriation bill, aud a
Democratic President approved and signed the
bill. The money was expended and the rivers
We have not the documents at band
just now, but we think that, during Mr. Polk’s
administration, over two millions of dollars wen.-
appropriated for that purpose. Not half that
amount was appropriated for the .same purpose
daring thje Whig administration of President
Fillmore, i Nearly all the money that was ever
expended in tbo improvement of our wc.-:trra
rivers was under laws passed by Democratic
Congresses, or approved by Democratic Prcti- !
denis. Yet river men arc now told that the
Whigs are their peculiar friends, and that to
them they must look for help.
We much mistake the good bard sense of that
class of mpu if they do not Bcoutsuch humbug.
The Whigs: the friends of the workingmen, for
sooth 1! i3|nd when did they become 00? Not
when tho ten hour law was eoacted certainly, for
they opposed it with all their might. Tho Whigs
the frieodsiof the river men l “ Tell that to the
marines ; the sailors won’t believe it”
But theyjpoint to the late veto of President
Pierce. Ia reply wo point to the bill he vetoed,
We published a list of the appropriations it con
tained, aadjany man reading them could see that
one-half ofj the objects to which money was ap
propriated py it vere neither national in their
character, nor useful and beneficial in their de
sign. The total sum contained in that bill was
about $2,800,000; and of all that sum only
about SIBO,pOO was given to tbe.improTemcnt of
the Ohio river a river one thousand miles
long, and washing the shores of the six Lu-g
est.and wealthiest western States. President
Pierco wou|d sign a bill to-morrow, if pre
sented to him, giving three times that sum to
the; improvement of tho Ohio river. Let tho
bill stand and on its own merits, and no
Democrats wjould oppose its passage. But if i
mn*t be loaded down with grants of one or two
millions more to objects neither national or
usefnl, it is! the duty of a faithful public ser
rant to preventjsuch a squandering of the peo
ple’s money.; We beliere that at least one mil
lion dollars pf the appropriations ot tbo bill of
the last sesaibn could not, separately considered
hare found fjfty members of the lower houee to
wote for them. When each appropriation I.
presented in, a separate bill the' riser- will r
ceive their fill share if auction
And it is r)ght. The rivers should be impr-
Thd. A fair! share of tho public’s funds could
not be morn usefully employed. If it is right
to give lands jto help build railroads, it is equal
ly right to lands or money to help clear out
the obstructions of the rivers and lako harbors
The rivers are as valnable to the public- and ae
great an accommodation to the communities and
States bordering on them, as tbs railroads • and
ahould be as liberally considered by the national
government. | That is our dootrine: and it will
he the doctrine .of tho west, if the Democratic
party prevail, i; The next census and apportion-
ment of representation will probably givo to
the west the. control of tho question. Bat we
have not to wait till that time. A well consid
ered and proper bill oan be passed at the next
session, and signed Jby the president, that will
eatiefy all reasonable demands-
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Slews oCtbe Day
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: ‘‘Free Speech” In Chicago.
; FrerSblTfeTr in
scribe on their banners “ free land, free speech,
and free men.” The respect they have for this
motto, when it does not suit their purpose, w&b
shown in the riotous manner they treated Mr.
Douglas when he appeared before them to vin-
Uiaate himself frcnS, the misrepresentations of on
Abolition press. If they were anything less
than fanatins, and really believed in freedom of
speech, tbe’fcast they could do was to listen to
bis arguments. We know some reckless prints
in this vicinity and other places, have asserted
that Mr, Dougins was listened to, and that the
mob only interrupted him when ho became abu-
Hve. This.is entirely untrue, os any one can
sec for Mwself who will read the reports of tho
speech. Mr. Douglas was perfectly calm, nod
offered nothing that need offend any ouo until ho
was frequently interrupted by the Abolition noiso
and confusion, and then ho said ouly what their
villainous conduct deserved.
Bui if wc wnuted further proof to show how
recreant they arc to one of their cardinal prin
ciples, we have it iu the mobccratic spirit dis
played at a meeting held in the same oity last
Saturday night. Gov. Willard, of lodiana, it
v.;ta announced, would address <tbo mcotiug. For
"n time he was allowed to proceed “in explain
ing generally tho principles of popular sr.ver
c but tho moment he attempted to show
> i«; t!m Nebraska and Kansas act was framed
{ urolr upon that principle, the same disorderly
g vug of Abolitionist rowdieu who the week be
fore bad insulted Judge Douglas, ad if by con
cert, commenced braying, bloating, gruaniog,
yelling and hooting.” Even the Press, an Anti-
Douglas paper, says “ there wns throughout tho
meeting altogether too much noise and confusion
{-r the credit of Chicago.”
To show how recklessly the mob acted, we
will giro an’extract from tbo report of the Times:
‘•Gov. Willard asked thorn if they did not
foow that the Abolitionists sought to dissolve
too Union with the Slave States? and tho res
i ousc was cheers, and a few denials. Ho then
r>»d from the speech of the Rev. Mr. May, of
Syracuse, New York, that the “ Union was a
r--.mpa.ct with bell,” and immediately “ tbr«c
i beers for May ” were demanded and given with
f >roe ; they were followed by three more for the
• Tribune” of this city, threo more for Gid
cings, and three more for Bouton. He asked
them if Chicago had.no interest to be affected by
the dissolution of the Union ? to which some fel
!-w loudly answered “no.” He read to then
i;e statement of Greeley, that it would be bet
i-t that eternal cocfusiou prevail, th it discord
r<.igo, that the capitol should fall and bury its
i-. mutes in its ruiue, thao that the Nebraska bill
t- :«"uld pass; and each, of those invocations wore
< Kered by the mob.”
From the lawless spirit displayed wherever
AbolHionium ia sufficiently powerful to defy the
.w, we may imagine what sort of a time tho
, ue friends of free speech would have should
'.esc “ God and Liberty” fanatics become num-
•ona. Happily this ie not the case, and never
ill be : for this very course will raise a ?*urm
.at will sweep rut of existence a party »o iu
leraot and acting upon one idfa.
The PreTaleut DlKeaee,
A fcreat many are tryii g fo create alarm, if
>t a pauic, by magnifying the number of deaths
ly Cholera. Wo can hud no wor.ia too strong
t > condemn conduct so rtprehcu.-iblc, nj it ie
mtc-riou* th») more alarm foil -and it is allowed
t • prey on one's mind, the more liable tire sneb
p-rsorji to ! e nttaeked by the
There is muck surmise as tn what has caured
at this time, it is probable, in
• .rt, attributable to th© sudden change uf the
V-mper&turc a few days since. After the skin,
and indeed entire eyatera, Las been relaxed
5 cirf-p-ire'boa*, such as wc have had witaot::
rnUrmUrion f>r two months, if a sudden change
jii tho weather luhea plate, tho pores of the ski;,
are closed, the p expiration which b: fore nscapi d
totough these chancel!. is thrown upon the in
ternal orgaua, aud unlcsi proper car..- ia taken,
i. »!ds, dysentery, and varmus -other lib.eofco are
«ure to become prevalent We cav ii is pr-.b«-
' !v, in pari, at;iibutabie to thoueb tbt* Jis
c >rc is no doubt aggravated by the filthy ccaii
:.iuu of the street/?, cellar* and cess pool* through
i:t the city.
Let the Hoard of llculth ico tn4tbo streets. &uu
the citizens form theitu'elr:.* snta block commit
tees, and report nil filthy crl!;rs, \c , that arc
to be found in This is tbe onlv
way to abate what may turn toto a fearful epi
demic. Wo w.oulj also suggest that the Hoard
of Health make a daily p-;y at sifc l\ M
to 'iiapel the fai*o reports in circulation, In our
locul ccluTOD irill be fouo.l a full list of new
Ol'U PARTY ALIi SAFE
The Pittsburgh Journal is spreading
upoj the task of proving chat a Democrat Las
bctrii elected Governcr c-f Maine. We canno'
? ee ar.y aso in denying it, oo wo It t ir. pass with
lU ainple remark that it would be hur l t<> i-k-ot
•uiyibiag cldc Lit that Stale.
T ie Dfcracera'iy pj “alive and kicking.” nod
jl3 g .lag-to live a thccsiud years yet, if the j
j world coatiuur.'i so long. Tu:>sc who ia Ju’ce
I belief that the Democratic party is to 1
j be bi'oke.o up, because a few load mouthed emiier- ;
ers faib.il to get: office, or because a corapara
lively small portiou of the party disagree with \
the majority on a single question, will lire to fee ■
the utter abBurdityVf<their hopes. The destruc- !
lion of uiir party been predicted during ev- :
cry dectiou cauipaign/or half a century. Vet ''
two hundred thoostuuj.Deraocratic voter* iu Penn- j
attest that it is mill alive and safe. ;
Other patties, that Jjsvc no principles, may dia- :
eolre; but the principles of the Democracy will j |
preserve the party, iia permanent ! ,
triumph. ! t
Jollification at Eurs>~Ou the liMh iuotant,
the Krians and Harbor Creekites have a graud
jollification over tbc late decision of thedupretne
Oourt in tljcir famous railroad case. The Erlang'
have coma out first best in the dcKpeiatc con
test, and can afford, to expend a little powder
and patriotism od the occtrrifn. A good dinner
and some tloquenbepcccheo !$• our fru-r.ds Kel
so, Lowric, Ac., will doubtless bo well relished
by the people of that thriving city.
We wero invited to attend ; but must reluct
antly relinquish the gratification it would afford
us to be there. It is a, long road to travel,
’.bough not a hard one. Success to the right;
ju3tioe to all; and prosperity to Erie forever!
Death of James W. Buchanan, K*.,
Among the numerous victims of the prevail
ing epidemic, we notice with great sorrow, the
name of James W. Buchanan, Esq. After an
illness of only a few hours; he died at his resi
dence, Braddock’u Field, on Friday morning, at
one o’clock. Mr. Buchanan was an old and res
pected member of the Bar, a devout and exem
plary Christian, and an honored aud beloved
member of the community. His losa wili he Rin
cerely felt-
D..atii uf F. X. Apiihet.— This gentleman
v> ell known as one of the most intrepid travelers
b_tween Santa Fe and St. Louis, was stabbed at
the former place on the 30th ult.. by Mljor
We.ghtman in » rpcontre and died immediately.
The news was sent by telegraph, bonce no par
ticulars are given. The papers of St. Louis
contain longSibitnary iSticcs and speak of him
>B terms of praise as a man of gentle manners
great enterprise and extraordinary perseverance
Advice to, 1-arsnts.— Tic Water Curo Jour
nal for September says “ Hat if parents —ll
use cold water, on them own persons let me -n
treat them td have mercy on their helpless chil
dren.. .Do heed their cries nnd eutr-afes to
tea,m it a little: Nothing is more heathenish
and barbarous than to bathe children in cold or
nearly G. lii water. I beheTS.it injurious to wash
our hands and faces in cold muter water. Those
wh„ do it will find that they have rough and
cracked skins."
Congrenioaal Dlitrlet-loalaittM
ef Oiv Paißer.
The Democratic Conferees of the 22d Con
‘ District, composed of Batler and a
portion of Allegheny county, met in B&keretows,
Batler county, on- Thursday. Thera were pre
sent A S. Mcßride, J. P. Alcorn, James M. Bra
din, John H. Osborn and F. Wallace, from But
ler. From Allegheny F. H. Collier, John Otter
son, D, R. Williams, W. Hazlett and J. P. Barr.
Tli o' following letter was receded from Mr.
Stewart, for whom the Allegheny county con
ferees wcro instrnctcd :
Allkghikt City, September 14, 1854.
To J. H. Collier, D. R. Williams and others,
composing the Democratic Conference of the
22<1 Congressional District
Gmtlcmm, —Feeling highly flattered by,the
action of the Democratic. Convention, in -pro*
seating my name for Congress, and instructing
the Conferees i'u my favor, I fully appreciate the
kindness, aud would feel proud to have the hon
or of representing the Democracy of the twenty
second district, in the Congressional canvass;
but, owing to professional engagements, that re
quire my porsounl attention al home, as well ns
thn claim urge J by Butler, in presenting a can
didate from that county, (and perhaps correct
ly, inasmuch its the last Democratic nominee
vis from Allegheny,) with much reluotance, I
fed compelled to yield tothouo considerations.
Hoping that that unanimity and harmony
which cliurjctcriz ' the Demccraoy, will mark
your deliberation*, cud place in nomination a
gentk-mau in whom the people will have the
fullest conflifncQ. sustaining those Demooratio
principles which give stability and permanence
* ' our government, und to which alono we iook
for its perpetuity. /
With &C!iti,T3cr.t& of regard,
Vcurs truly,
M. I. STEWART.
Mr. Stewart having withdrawn his name,
D.\ 0. I). Palmer; of Butler county, was nomina
ted by Mr. Mcßride, and on motion of Mr.
Wiliiams (he nomination was declared unani
mous, every coofcrgc voting in the affirmative.
The Ductor will pMI a huavy vote in Butler, and
if the Allegheny portion cf the District will
make the effort, Purviance, the Whig candidate,
will hove a hard road to travel.
That ie the Way It will Work.
The Gettysburg)! Compiler gives us the follow*
ir.-g iufnt uiaticn' in regard to what is doing in
Adams county It r.'ijr- :
'• We are reliably informed that several Demo
crats in t!; 5 .'. pner, who had allowed themselvea
to be coinfl into joining Know tfothiugiem, have
“ dissolved " nil connection with the Order, de*
flouncing it as a regular Whig swindle! to break
down the Democratic party. The Whig leaders
don't «ccm to liko the step !”
Wo predict that the Democrats in other coun
t!'>, who b.wo l.'con caught in this Whig trap,
will do co the Hame bvfvro the 10th of October
arrives.
Ocntrac?- lra?t« bwn made in Fayette county,
K.y , f.<r hogs r* net per hundred.
Thrre are sixty births aud deaths in tho
world every second. .
il’iTi. Samuel Stop!, os?, t> rrnerly Attorney
General ar-1 Adj-.t'.nt General of the State of
Now 1 crk. di“d m Rocbe«ter on Wednesday mor-
L-:;or, in is ut preteut the
d iice r.f Hr.nry Ward Rrccbcr. Oliver W.
H.'l -us, Herman Midrib*, <*. W. Cartia. Na*
Hawthorn. Mis* Sedgwick, and Fsnoy
Knnble Cutler.
A*i -tYf-’r. *ct •< t;: • d'vth-i in St.
L’-iin Fro 1 : shows tho aiimV-r to be one
1 m r ! r'. •; m'm’ • .-v./.iy—of f:vc years and
ur aor. irr^y-orTo occurring from cbol
era nunib'TC't s' rente- a.
(!■ bra bn? hr.->1...n : >i;? in Springfield, HI ;
: ' r f '-- r h:-:.r.- c:..d:r-.r Mouday morn
i' -• -ii' *c vHi;« bad ••cciiric J At the tame rate,
l it m-Tta.iiy .m iM'-bnrrh rail'd reach obe hon-
cock, m- ;• *, :<
»brt i-' ft .ftjpJ hj |Jea
*• Kv , , - t Ku.trl time sioeff,
tT - v (X J:i- w .un'l Thf>
th r ' lusl ii 5 4 id
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t !•» eeriou:!;.' iil
Tli.* mail j ouoh mad* -,i the Philadelphia
1 o*t • the-, aiul despatcl.;d t i n the sib instant.
' * ’•»- l-fcr- it reached
dtrtiu it.i a. t.nd r.tsM cf its contents. The
k. Mu ry i to hate i pt trateJ west of
l’itt«burpV The kl :.uI, ■ <f b'is is not yet aa
--ruined.
fontr»i! i Mr-, tbxabcth Benton, wife
s' Hoc fb rjii-- ii. 15 nir.o, trek place in
M as:itr!gt' , :t, on Tti- r-.v afternoon, from her
Vs' rcpjd.'T.ce. »:i C ttu'-f Col. Benton was
having -tarte l Kime time since for the
Mr.te.--f M-s-.-un (it-ueral Hvr leret-D, General
; ssup, K. H, Btauten, of Kentucky ; Hon.
• !r. A.'lh, t.'.i. ScHton. Ct-iLtucdore McCauley,
ilon. .Mr. Sinjjl •ten. and F. 1». Blair, Esq., acted
r.s pall hearer-. Amr-cg th-.-s.? who followed tho
remains to the t ml. was the President of the
l. Sr.aics.
M\- SfKiruj.x., BrsiAL OF A Bout
trjTiiorr a ('mns.-Tiie neighborhood of Chel
tenham. uui on the i’acitic railroad, baa been
UjUi Ii W:ih:u a f»*»r days piet by aonia
;rre? r!:ow that a man, whose name
r-.-s-Wor the pi e; »nt, living in that vi-
< i buried the dead body
* ■ diei cu the previous Tuesday,
..'i alj !r the ground, without placing It in a
f .{Rn r :n any o:h*r runnoer encloeinjr it from
ntrte wits; f hf 'n-ih. Ifo dug u hole in the
ground n u; two hl I a half feet deep, in which,
so r* ru..i ke<l to n ti»-j^hbor who ticked him about
, be to j*!ati* n tree. Oa Wednesday
iiipiit, with the ot<si«fai.o!‘ of a man in hisbouse,
be to'-.k tJ.<? bo !y. dropped it in the bole, and
li: op with dirt. Yrst.-r hy tbe Coronor
receiving inf.-rmation of the fact went ont to
le p; ;:v. f - r the purpose of exhoming the
■ .!y :.t.l ho’-Jifc an inquest, but oo reaching
the epot ar»d conferring with some of the oeigb
bon; be concluded not to disturb the remains.
Tbe hu br.o l j s ;;f this time out at Franklin,
on th« r»ilr.‘ud. It ia impossible to conjeotore
tia adequate- f-r t-uch inhuman aud shock
ing treatment i f the remains of a wife by a bus
band Ibe on-y enure we hrxwe beard assigned,
is, that the man wr*u too j>rt>urV'U3 to go to the
expense of procuring a coffin.
The (’oroner procured tbe names of all those
who I\ v "tt anything of the affair, intending to
lay the matter before tho Grand Jury, to see if
t; oom* action may not b« taken by that body in
tho case.
Surely ihe atrocious nflair demands investiga
t;on, ;«im! the punishment of the perpetrators.
He coucwi! the husband's tmne for tho present,
lor be yet may not be altogether guilty. —Miuou
r i Deriocrat, 12M.
J KlTtlA' IU-INABT II.U'K UKTWEKK A lIORBK ASL)
j a Stkam l?Mii.sE — A singular contest took place
| ,m ’ho Manchester. Sheffield and Linconshiro
j Kailway, recently. About three or four o’clock
j in the morning, a hor/c ramo galloping at a tro
| HH-udous pace along tho lino of railway in the
■i>t ction of Kivcrtown park, towards Sheffield,
ami decidedly ahead of an engine and tender,
which were traveling the same way. Over bridges
and past gates the chase continued. The signals
were up, but no heed was taken of them ; it was
horse tlesh against steam, ami the raco was ran
v?ith a vigor aud a determination which threw
into the backgrour.il the tremendous feats of the
renowned Gilpin of facetious memory. But in
mid career an unhappy pause occurred.
1 The intrepid animal, heedless of obstruction,
and passing on to outstrip his panting competi
tor, suddenly missed his footing and rolled over
the embankment. The engine gave on unearthly
sounding shriek, as in triumph of his unlucky
mishap, but this only infused new courage into
the veins of the heroic animal. Nothing daunt
ed up he sprung, and again started on the raoe.
Again he headed the engine, ami again tho raco
was continued ut tho same headlong speed, the
horse leadiug with evident resolvo to win. or. in
the language of the melodrama. “ perish in tho
attempt. Ia thm way they reached the Yiotory
Station, but the further circumstances of tho con
tost wc are unable to record. —Liverpool Chron
icle.
A Shifts Judijl.—A short time since they
had a queer case for a Circuit Judge in the West
ern District of Tennessee. He was a good law
yer. but oared nothing for appearance, and less
for dress. The latter he knew nothing about it
being left entirely to Betty, his wife. His Betty
was absent from home, once when he started
around on the circuit, leaving the Judge to pack
| his clothes for the trip. He dtd so but instead of
finding bis shirts, he seized on a pile of his wife's
what e d you-call-ems. used for a like purpose.
A learned brother who roomed with him. was
muoh amused a few mornings afterwards, at the
queer appearance of the Jadge. nothing being
m sight but his head. arms, and feet, his looks
of bewilderment and his eotto voice reflections,
which were •• I wonder what on earth made Bet
ty out off my sleeves. I can t see/' It is pro
bable that be heard the reason tho next time he
saw Betty, bnt not before, as the Bar kept dark j
on the natter {to him) that round. •
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pfam tb* Philadelphia North Aa*rimm.J
tASOAtr** Pounds.—TfcffLi&Ofttter Xz*m%.
ner alleges that the Kao* Nothing party la that
comity hat framed an tatire ticket for Cocgresa,
Senator, Atsembiymea aod ooonty officers, and
publishes a list of the names said to be so nomi
nated. ForGongrees, the name girts is A. E.
Boberts. In the same district, the Democrats
have nominated William B. Fordney, but be has
since declined. laaao E. Heister is the rdgulaa'
Whig nominee.' • These things serve to forboC
trouble in the Whig stronghold. Tfaaddeus Ste
vens is said to be very aotive *mong the Know-
Nothings.
. Tnx Conn Chop or thb United Siatis.— The
corn crop is one of the most important crops of
the country, hence the anxiety produced by the
long drought
According to the census of 1850, the total
amount of ooru produced in the United Btates,
was 592,071,104 bushels. The prinoipal corn
growing States produced as follows:
Ohio 59,078,985 Alabama.;.... _28,753,04*
Indiana Georgia -30,090,099
Illinois.. -67,646,9*4 N. Carolina .27,941,051
Missouri „36,Z14,637 Virginia 85,251,319
Kentucky 68,672A91 Pennsylvania .19,835,214
Tennessee New York ...17,868,499
Mississippi.... 22,446/52 & Carolina J 6^271,464
A full orop for 1854 is estimated at 700,000 -
000 bushels.
X9* Ljuohing in California has hitherto been
the aot of the mobs, but a recent ease at San
Jose has shown that they have there a secret or
ganization for the purpose of executing retribu
tive justice. A man suspected of murder was
found at daybreak, one moruing, suspended by
the neck, in a public plaoe, perfectly dead. . It
was known that this was the act of the secret
association referred to, but no steps were taken
to punish them for it. Among the people of San
Jose, generally, there was a disbelief in this
man's connection with the murder of- which he
was scoused ; but this secret olub tried him and
condemned him in their own oonclave, and hung
him without judge or jary.
W’A Valuable P amity Medicine.—°o cel
ebrated baa Dr. BTLane’s Vermifuge become, that ll is re
garded as the onl/ specific cure for worm*. VaniiHe* should
never without a sopply of It. At this season, particu
larly, when worms are ao troublesome and frequently total
among children, parents should be watchful, and on the
fir*i appearance &f those distressing symptoms which warn
ua of their presence, at once apply this powerful and effi
cacious remedy. We are confident that It only requires a
trial, to convince all that It richly merits the praiees that
hare been lavished npon it. It is safe anil infallible. Vol
umes of certificates can be produced, showing its great
mMical virtuea.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. JTLaoe's Cele
brated Vermifog*, and take none else. All other Vermi
fuges, in comparison, are worthless. Dr. M’Lane’s genuine
Vermifuge, also his Celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had
at all the respectable Drug Stores in the United Slates and
Canada. Also for sale by the sole proprietors,
49-lnr* Hope Tor the Slek—Dß. MOUSE’S
INVIGORATING ELIXIR OB CORDIAL.—The startling
cures of nervous diseases wrought by this maml-working
restorative has awakened the public mind from the apatoy
with which Innumerable disappointments bad accustomed
It to regard what are called patent medicine*.” It is not
too much t»nay, that nothing short of miraculous tntsrpc
eitlon has eTer produced such rapid relief to the feeble en<
euflering. Thousands of both sexes, wbcae nervous syr
terns were utterly provtrate, some of whom were bed-ridden,
and others merely tottering over the earth’s surface, sppa
rently brvken in constitution and on (he high road to the
grave, have been restored, by two or three courses of the
Elixir, to robust health. The Agent has the proofs acd
evidences In his bands, and is prepared , t m times io ex-
hibit them. Hie medirineonly require* foctP to sustain SL
Lidio* who for yeari had been suffering from the worri
complications of the peculiar difficulties te which too many
ef the MX are subject, have been relieved in lees than one
month; -meting off, a. if by enchantment, lb* lassitude,
palor, nervous irritation, low spirits and dsMlhy, and l*-'
coming active, healthy and cheerful The IWWORATJEG
ELIXIR is Indeed a godsend fo the feebler sex—r»*toring
to regularity every Intermitted funrtioa. and in many
stance# blessing the deepairing wif.- wjth ea*<*rn&: jo
Nor is it lees certain in its action upon man. whether wak
ened by excess, or suffering from eon'lityUnnal d-Mlity,
nrrrrasocss, dyspepsia, liver dlse.es-. or any cth-rdi-.otor
U,at Impairs the integrity of the virile function.
til? tZZOfIJI Si, * h, *w ly ““* D »afrd, in pint bol
-0.7, botu *- *» 11,. doll.™, .u
fcr W-hr. dollu*. C. IMU NO. Proprietor.
- ~ . , 192 Rroedvav. New York.
u " iuJ ■ °m«u.
ILDUXO a BBOfi, No. 60 Wuod arM. Pltt*ba*«h
-- fLKMI>Q ’ OHy. »e P i(bisi
*w Liver DlMM*i.H3ifipf , i Bpenhh Mixtun
a- a remedy for Liver Dirnaas. and the number of foraM.
b:« evils c-oeceted with a disorganised »ute of that crest
la unrivalled.
Hoo-Jr-d, of r.rtiHo.!«, lroa th . hl . h „ t
prmiD. Ilriof in ih. clt, of Kkhmood. V., ml,bt b. ,1,
of enrw .Orel. I b, Culrri. «p.nuh Mlxtnr.. W. h.
only rro» to reft* to tb« extraordinary cur* el Samuel L.
Dritikrr, K*q , of the Arm of DriDker 4 XlcrTi*. Bookroll«.r»,
Richmond, Va, who « u cor*J by two boittf* of CarUr’i
PpanUb Mlxtar*, *ft>-r thro* year* fuffcrtß* from diseased
He nys it* netioo od the blood 1. wonderful, betur
lh*n nil the Dadkißr be bad ewer takeu, end cbeerfolly
mommeiJi it t* all.
V&» adrertliement- eepi&daw
, dikd.
l!!t Jl™** moniia lt»»*loo'ck<ck, Mr*. MARY JACKSON,
65 year*. '
Her funeral will take place THIS MORNING, .i
o’clock, from her reeiJenc*, No. 340 Liberty etrect. •
A Wbereaa, it hu
trT ‘- r , b T Pn to oa that it U the wUh of a lam » n J
wTt^f| Üb ri pC ' rUc , n °J **• wpaonlty, acting in concert
with the Clergy of the two dtUa, that we should officially
< Agnate aaa set .part • certain day ft;r the purpose ,if
*T°i* r * 1 and prarar," a« au bumble
**v***w upon ai
mighty Oosl, the Creator and Preserrer of tha Unlrarae,
W|U - io «*• WnJ mtrcr. bl«u tbJ
i“ r *«.«&•***» forth Disband to the
LIT .S? / * fflkrUJ P*>pl* from all calamity, and
twT »k 7 V **7 th » P rn S«**of pe*tU**e» among u*:—
t 0 *i T * P* bUe notw » that THURSDAY,
tha 21« t day of fteptembat, Instant, ti reaunmsnded by ua
aii a P ro P*rd»J. *h«o th* eJtlseoa of Pittsburgh and Alle-
JmSr’ilwK o*"* 0 *"* fTO f n f ll world! 7 •mpfoymant, abould ,
repair to their several place* of worahtp, and la the foil
eootrJUop of their baarta, make bombla confcaaloa of their
lin'raU? of o»™dad Ultra gainst
•II lnnudiata and him cmih or tribulation.
Ulren Qnder oor haada aad Male, tblsWih day or geo-
SSSSA
£KKD I. VOLZ, Mayor of Pittsburgh.
WM. ADAMS, Mayor of Allegheny
!•©!• And Wholuti« and Metall I
JAMES ROBB,
NO. 8« M ARKKT, and No. 6 Colon street, ihlrd dooj
irom the Market House, Pittsburgh, would call thi
aueutlon of hia friends and tfie pnblle generally that h«
™ Bt ~* »f boot And ?ilOK*i ta
UJa stock la on* of the largest ever opened In this city,
end embraeea eTerythinc worn by the ladies In Pblladel
p'lta, New York and Boston, and he trusts cannot fall to
’ , or *?. l **** hu b “ n * ,T ®O In selecting the
c k?»***? ail of which he warrants.
He also continue# to manafheture, as heretofore, all de
scriptions oi Boots and Shoes, and from hia long experience
of over twentj years la business In this dty, U, he trusts,
a sufficient guarantee that those who fayor him with their
patronage will be fairly dealt with. wp ifl
A < S*| AP -Z A^.J rOR BALK—Constating of 160 acre*
80 cleared; Orchard of grafted fruit The lead lie#
won, is well watered, aad of good quality; situate 7 mile'
S' o .® v **. “«« the road leading to Bruceton
I rice $1,400, lo easy payments.
Al®o, a Farm situate on* mile from Broceton.onthe Mor
gantown Turnpike, of 4CO acres, 300 cleared, good implore
meets, plenty of coal and limestone, aad one of the bcul
grain farms in the neighborhood. Price and terms reason
* bl «-, 8. CUTHBKRT A SON,
”P* 6 140 Third street.
w
j ED MCSQKOVE, or the Mott Unfortunate Man iu iht
.1 World; a comic novel: by Theodore Hook.
Tt# Railroad King, or the Worlbtp of the Golden C«lf.
FormllUan, a Spasmodic Tragedy: by T. Parry Joue.«.
I«oo&ia, or Legends of the Whit* Moon tains.
Capt. Canot, or Twenty Years a Slater.
All the Eastern Papers for this weak, just received and
r sale by W. A. QILDKNFENNEY 4 CO.,
__ 76 Fourth street.
BRANDY—A pure article, the growth of th!
J country, from the celebrated factory of Zlmmerma
A Co., Cincinnati, for sale by the gallon or bottle, by
D. FICREI&EN,
No. 137 Liberty street.
BLACKBERRY, WILD CHERRY AND GINGER BRAN
RIKS, warranted pare, tbe best antidote against Chol
era, for sale by the gallon or bottlo, by
niNK PAKLoR FURNITURE —W# are constantly man-
L ufhcturing fine Parlor Fumitore, of the bast material
Dd workmanship, and from the latest designs, which we
dl at low prices. T. B. YOUNG A CO.,
**pl Q opposite City Hotel, Smtthflcld street.
Mahogany and walnut wardrobes —
some patterns, finished and for sale.
—P l * T. B. YOUNG A CO.
of AUBLB TOP WASH STANDS-Various patterns and
rX prioes. [aep!6J T. B. YOUNG A CO.
ON£Y SOAPS—26 groesjust received and fbr sale by
FLEMING BROS,
Successor to J. Kidd A Co.,
PIQ No. CO Wood street.
JHAPO RATING DISUE9-100 varioai slaes on hand
U and for sale by faeplß] FLEMING BEOS.
IARKY'S TRIOOPIIRROUS—6 gross on hand and for
> sale by [seplfil FLEMING BROS.
UPER. GARB. SODA—IOO kegs on hand and for sale by
1 «plfl FLEMING BROS.
T INSEED OIL—IQQ bbli Just received aod for sale by
J-A wplfi FLEMING BROS.
INGLISH PUTTY—l&aaskjjost received and for sale by
I aeplfl FLEMING BROS.
FUSS BIACKBEBBY BKXHDY,
BY TOE BOTTLE, for sale at “OGB MOUSE." No. 32
Diamond alley: Tfll" is warranted to be the parest
article of the kind ever offered for aale In this city. [eeplfc3t
NEWB FOB THE PEOPLE—EVERYBODY.
. If you want an; Book*:
u jou want Hagaiinet:
If you want cheap Publications;
If you want Standard Works;
If you want aintkina that is printed, call at
B. MIXKB 1 00.,
No. *2 street.
* f* -»
.« *•_
- - J*' * -
FLEXING BROS..
SaecMaorfl to J. Kidd k Co.,
No. 00 Wood «treoL
HIW ASTKSTISKKXHTB.
Fruli* of™* month ’ 3 — M ““ «nt oodrtlM
n^ n w , «*‘ r »Pf«.7iV^-?lHo.;sSB;
“' Hn*. tj. tcHESCi, Second, between Wool ifi \t *i
lEiSSa=-«^
Applications for mar be m>,i. . ~
hour, at f their office,, or at th. n V 1
... - _ JalOrJ*
■'OL'ItNEVMKN SO
1 Bj"X?°” th ’ atSC!i ' JCUL *ITHR'e,
, -Qz. ° KO - W. SJSKSE, Secretary
D. VICKKIBIN, — '
No. 137 Liberty tree t. | jf*£r
siftncr n«r.ed)«v t
BA£LT*B AUTIDCr.f AND y-rwos who
▼lai lor a safe, trt f'lj, tr-d p-rmanoct cure, iboTddrr*
Above celehnaied r.sd unrivalled FHTIN33 P&STA&JU
TlOXk>&*y Jut* now been U use for firs y«ar»_h*Te
*ughly tested la thousands or the most obstinate
caee/faiiS Invariably bar# given satisfaction. They an
no*-'composed simply of Balsam Copalra, bat are entirely
fromall other preparations, both in the nature of
their ingredients and the manner In which they operate
upon the patient. Hence the wonderful snceesa attending
uTetr use.
A gentleman conrrtcEed irith the Western Railroad stye:
u I for other people daring the last three
years over $3OO, for remedies of this description, and have
never found a Single article that gave such universal satis
faction as your Antidote and Lotion does. Ido not recol
lect of their ever foiling to euro In a single instance. Many
hare been cured in two or three days.”
Price, Antidote $1; Lotion 50 cents per bottle.
Invented by M. Bally, PAysiulan to the Paris Hospitals,
and prepared from the original recipes, and sold wbotaale
and retail by DUROY a CO., ttoie Proprietors for the Uni
ted States and Canadas. Principal Depot, 458 Broadeay,
hew York. J$
Sold »o Pittsburgh, wholesale and retail, by FLKMINQ
BROTHERS, (Succe!*f*or« >o J. Kidd & Co„) So. 60 Wood
street. Wheeling—J. 11. PATTERSON A CO., and by
Druggists everywhere. j e 23
■tef” Tha woll-kaowa Bapcrfority of
QUIBBLE'S tit in the Garment, Demis no comment on
port; it has been acknowledged by all who have favored him
with their orders, that they hare neyer been fitted with the
same ease and style ofl by him. lie begs to inform his pa
irons and the public, that his stock is now replete with the
newest styles lor coats, Tests and pants, suitahla for the
present season. jE. GKIBBLE,
Tailor and Pantaloon Maker^
MO liberty head of Woed.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wotlce—»The Democrat* of the Fourth Ward.
U-er of AUegueoy, will mwt at the Honae of Thomas
Gardiner, oo SATURDAY EVENING, September 16th
1654, to nominate oue person to serve lo Common Council’
in place of 8. M’Kinley, decM. By order of *
__ MANY DEMOCRATS.
Social AMemblyatWih
fnWFnitsnav L * V »"2[ T 2 KSI>AT EVKNINQ ; the Union
MY mSvS’. the Excelrtor Aaaembly every FRI
0, alao * th " Q«nnftn on MONDAY EVE
, • Tha * m “»««*Dt loving are invited. Two Bands
of Music are statedly engaged. Fancy Dances, Sehottische*
in Hall No. 1 Cotillions in Hall No. it The Boom*
■re finely ventilated, and a variety and abundance of re
freshments always provided. Admission, to each—Gent,
and two Ladies 50 cent*; Gent ami Laay 76 cents; Gant.*
alone $L Tickets may be obtained of FRANK CARGO at
it Fourth street; or at Wilkins Hall, Sod story; also, of the
Managers, aDd at the doe ron the above evenings The
MTiclest order maintained. 49» No checks given at tlie
scpll
A G f. yx •
*"<* Bu Y iu S Patent flights.
r I 'IIK subscriber, having learned trom his intercourse with
I. . . V ,J w,th P ur *° na who were desirous to sell
i?.k nt ,£ gbW J‘ jr Co «nU«i, States, Ac ,as well as
WKh others who wi*h to purchase such righu, that au
agent to transact that kind of business was much needed
here, has determined to devote hi? time and his abilities to
tbo service of j£ose who may desire to employ Mm
Pledging himself to attend faithfully tb all matters en.
23,1844. “<M« »• MIO.V.
«v _,w_ I’tnsiicacc, August 17th, 1864.
\iS!i^v ? » ribcß,^ Te :n,h ’ *<iuainte4 with Mr.
Mos*-i'K Latoo, and baro do hesitation in reoommendinc
him, to all who may wish to employ hi* serriwa, as a «,n
-tlemAoof undoubted integrity and Indelatigable Industry
in who-e eaertiona ercry reliance may be nUaxl J *
NiwUle D. CraL, W. fiobhuoSTjr,
Wtn. Urirner, John Graham,
” • U - Deouy, U. (Jhilds A Co..
N. liolmew k Sons,
I. K. Prieod, Kramer k Bafcm,
K. Loren*, I. R. Livingston.
DewalroemeTit— aeleotlAc men
are rtaily bringjn? to light new Intention*, and tbe
wiTi'" c,, * rJ ' P>™>n« l!«H,or becoming so,
WU be [.lrenel lo learn that roienev and longreneareh Inn’
bin.d, here breeigbt before tli- publi- the greataet wonder
Pl-Smifirn'V ° r KM *«SO-VS AMKKICAN HAIR
KheroUATn K, a fi’ire rare lor Bekfncm and to nrereat
"' C . S ™ t - bed of Ute Agent*
Jtnne full par-jeuler*. I’nce $l,OO In latge bottles. Soli
y C. Ae.^USVJKK ’4 CO., I'jDprletarß,
Pa. . , So wrier rn«t,CleTeland, OLio
f.ir -«.r in I’ittf btirgii » a thr following hou*e*:-l
?, f- " iloox * Co.,
V V\f !i' r ’ ti. IL Kt-j^or,
Jr-J Mi-Lirr. 11* uj Puge-Jj*.,
J n. Ci.'rtc2.
C< y _ ' L ' kbsUO ' ?reFfl J k
I‘*Uerj*uE, J'jhn 0. Smith J aprt>
feBWSK»«sr K5S '“
JK»g®ssssassfe
‘ >c '"‘ nr bv Fire.
„ „ BUKTOUI
gift®** , Wm.Lcrtm.rJr.,
WlUlcmlUjsclry, Dcmullf. Kmr,
a.mn-1 Hrc, Will Urn Blnxhcri,
Bob»rt Dual« P ,jr., JoU f. DPl.orth,
i”} 1 ’ M. ivucmL, Pm«:» Mim.
B.njrbcuih, J. Pvhoonmckrr.
WclUrUrj.ut, WHiicm3,HcT.
. _ Juftn ahiptop. 3 ,
Gy, ll ° r ' l c “ 1 <=ri I' >«o i i iVt, r~b
(fri/ Horticultural boriety *m hold tb» «i»na*l .-shlo!
iri-Mhoi. 1 5i .» SorttrmSStl, Id-
T , tUo al; j eoajprt UHi of CulUratom Th*
SSI T (?**“« ¥i Io . n! ’ Mt 13 P * wala# tb * 3
Jw-om a't ? Zm? "* • ,b * ,u » **« for
Tini.ors *i , ( lock jn the eT«un,(j.
IlKNliv WOODS. PrertJrat
A LARGE LOT FOR SALE"
2ss feet by aw fwt, anJ bounded by four utreetl will
J** «>ld on lercua It » twar Bakcwtll k Co\l
W “J*®* 1 “anufactnrfnf w»tab
. * '■ * aJ l ’** l ,ot now to bebad it,
Hh i“ h f,:f \ UQQfacluliu S purpoNw. Title perfect, j
uivl clear ct incumbrance. Enquire of
le*>fi iv C ' D - H.FMITU, at hi* Law Office, I
l-ounh atreet, abnre Smkhtield. Pittsburgh. j
? ' . 1 "‘“‘■"‘lip Itenlohn tuning
BKNNKTT. MAIL HALL A CO., was diwotTtd on the 19th
Iwt., bj nutukj coucot.
ntubnrgb. Jnn.SUh"*'!" 1 - S * A “ BiLl 4 «>•
CoptffßMhln,
f PI!K UNDEKSIUNED haTe cuUrwl Into Copartnership
1 under tbi> name »od atyU of GRAPI'/UMNKVr I
Co , for the purpoe* cf manufacturing Iron Nal *. Ac at
“5 p K ‘k »?-&"£ oßftfe£
t., ' :' V ' h * lUh4r^oD * **>• 11« Water, and 150
Hwtrtrwt. WM. B. ENGLISH.
ROUT. 11. MARSHALL,
J AS. J. BENNETT, '
. , , JOHN GRAFF. I
June 18A4—.jegfttf
PITTSBURGH
Life, Ftro and Msriue Insurance Comnanv
OFFICE 55 FIFTH STXEET 7 '
JKASONUC HALL, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Camu A. Coltom, S ' n °°‘ < ’ i ‘ n * 3iJtrnL
l“ "n o. or
4Cllln£l UuH and Cargo Rieka on the Ohio and Mi»-
i « V n '. ,, » nd trib ? , “ ri *’ aDtl Marine Kiaiu generaiiy.
And against Ue» and Damage bv Fir*, «n,i a .,i.„ ,/
C ( r th l* , Ini * nJ Nllv ie*tlOQ and Trans%rUti«j e
1 .uh »*tj
James 6. llcon,
Samuel M'Clurkan,
William i’hjllij*,
John Scott,
Jowpb I‘. Gaxianj, SJ. D_
John M'Alpin,
Wm. F. Johtutao,
James Manfi/a.i,
George S. FelJco,
mj 25: ly
wS? i mS’=S!S?J2?^su* u * 1 " bmm of *”
Wm. S. liaron,
Jame* D. M’GIH,
Alexander Bradley,
John Fullerton.
Robert Galway,
Alexander Reynolds, Arm
strong County,
Horatio N. Uc, Klttannlm.
Hiram Stowe, Beaver.
HUOfOIK
J. K MoorhMJ, w. j. Aodmon,
Sfrn' M VJ r ’ *• “■ 3lmps.™,
Wn M.W„ r> U. 1(. Wilkinp,
blb Eiw"’ ' William Oollingwood,
*>lm Irwiof
Jowph K.jf, Wm. Williißaoi,
Dayid Campbell. j a j2
DAIS anJ FRIDAYS, for ilrilf, and totaiia "rh bSf
"' f ‘' r “ 010 °«P“y- “jUNIJ,
- - : Secretary pro tem.
j>AAHKRO»A LODGE, I. O. O. F—n,.
; .Tj> r Angerooa Lodgo, No. 289,1.0. of 0 9 moot
WalneadAy oreping ip Woahington BUI, WoodJtUj*
Valuable and Cheap Coal Works for gtU
q WtUtTYJOUK ACKIiS P OK SUWKIOU
± acre of Ground on the Monongahela river, a short dia
lance a bore Monongahela City, together with Railroad Cara.
Carts, and otter necessary fixtures, in good order for carr£
ing on the Coal business on an extensive scale,, end also .
fr /l us *, of , the tho rirerfor boats Ac. The vein
p f anJ • ™7- superior quality
For further particulars apply to E. P. JONES, Attorney it
Law, No. 145 Fourth street, or lo TUOSIAB SANDERS Nn
185 First street, Pittsburgh. sepl3*6t°*
Mew Katlug House.
f|>HE subscribers invite tho attention of the nubile t.
± their Restaurant, situate on Filth street, oonorit*
Allegheny Engine House. They intent kpepiniron hamf
and ready cooked in tty best stylo, an the prindnal dhhfi
and delicacies o? the season. The best brands of tin?”
will always be found at their Bar. A call beSidtJ) rii
ing confident that they can please all. WQ » lee *'
"*P ' 1&ly J. FRITOHMaw * oo #
| F VUU WANT BT THE QUANTITY- *-
X If yon want single copies; ’
If yoa want in wrappers for mailing’
if you want new works as soon as published •
If you want Jones’ uew local no ref
~ W S!fv2f lhlD ; KM b * n*U.’«ll or «»d to tho
great Cheap Book Store of MINER A 00
_sep!s - y o> 32 Baithflcld ittwt ~
~ Hydraulic Cement, 1
T?°S Cisterns, Spring Houses, Fire Walls, Acc, various
JL brands, always on hand at 819 Liberty street, Pitts
burgh. [eep&2wj W. W. WALLACf.
Wmr f %1«» |
/•. STKf! 7ASIS, fh**UnCkt+, wnf Nhf >-
X*. ’ hajWTpi, ia4 eajj A bUm foot tfc* efty.
A>*, i ??o3 rm Room and Lee, nartlM band flffvO*
er?a AUajrf-ny 5 It k oCtrvd loir.
I h*ra j r.?i»u .; w-kur, irith tto tantplMror»lftrM
»ombet u Aama, Oov-'trr Santa, Hwwfti
Vm ’sz
SHOTAS WOODS,
B EOID A. A. MAIOH M UP. wtU receiTO '£►
Jgj aoty?w>* nv iat fgieadid be of SmbraUortce.
Embroidered Book and Cambric CbUan rad Sleeree ;
Do do do ObntettnudßiUiii
Cambric Biding Decree rad Habita; Book rad Olkbrfe
71oaiu±ag9 ; Edging* and Inserttap; Moll and 8 vice Band*
Pl«io 6raw Linen Handkerchief*; Hematiebed Tiiwm do;
Embroidered Lises Cambric do; alargeuaortmentoftlM
?ery dedrabie Quipnre Bmbroideriee. eeplfi
FRKMCH MKBINIW—A good mu* worth 11 sellis*
for tO>A coots, st *
sop!s
IFF HE—lOO bags piime Rio;'
13 “ Jara, In store andforsalobr
KDie * MOORfISAI).
\T 0. SOQAK—27 hhda good JUr'K. 0. Sugar, on eon
i> * -sigmont, and for tale by
*«pl6 KING AMOORHAAD.
ri ikas—loo hf cheat* Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson
_L and Blsek Teas, la store and for aie by
KWG A MOORHBaD.
' I boxes Russell A Bold neon’s, William H.
X Grant s, Webster's Old, aod other brands, for sale by
™PIS KING k HQQRHfcAn.
RICK— 10 tierces in store and for salTby
____“P»o __ KING k MOORHEAD.
SUGARS—Powdered, Crushed, Clarified and
Loaf Sugars, in store and for sale by
»°l 6 : KING * MOORHBAD.
xkri»ii)OW GLASS—IOO boxes 9x12, 10x12 and IQxH
TV Glass, in store and for sale by
»*pl a SJNG A MOORHEAD.
AKK CHAMPLAIN fi LOOMS—2OO tons on hand and
< lor sale by [»epl6] KING A MOORHEAD.
To shoe Healers.
ri'HE subscriber has on hand now, and to order
J. 600 pair Freneh Morocco Bushina; 400 do Goat Bus
tins; 200dw Go&taod Frooeb Boots; 100 do Gaiters, for
Ladies; 1,000 do Children's Shoes, of all kinds; 200 do
Mi-ises’ Boots and Gaiters; besides a large tot of eoarse and
Coe Brogan*, for men, which he offers wholesale to dealers
low-r than they can be bought in the city, for wh or rood
paper. •
<*pU:lw THOMAS A. HINTON, Agent
Lest Goods.
GBJMZR, Sligo, has received, some three weeks ago,
jCi. ‘bogbfed of pjowy Goods, China Ware, Ac, marked
in care of ffm. M’Cu»ly,forß.Gruner. The rightful owner
is rwiuested to come forward, prove property, pay
“ * w ? 7 » "HI be row to pay cSgfTf
fnight, Ac. [aepl4] B. QBIMKB, Sligo.
SotleiT
riiHOSE who want IJoya Clothing would do wal to call
,f *t CALLAHAh 3 Barar, 24 Fifth street. HU goods tor
&len a Wear are splendid. Giro him a chance. s# chare*
tor showing goods. ' tepu
SABBATH MOKtiLNQ KHADIMiS ON TUK OLDTS&.
TAMKNT.-aiLDBNFBNNK' A 00, 78 Fourth street,
pare redeltei the shore. They hare also received the fi£
low Jog:
Organic Christianity, or the Church of God: by L. A.
Sawyer. *
Litcmy Recreation* on Miscellanies: by J. G. Whittier
Life of John Chrysostom: by Fred. M. Perihers.
Freaks of Fortune, or the History cf Ned Lorn: byj B.
Jcnea, author of Wild Western Scenes, Ac.
All new Books received as soon as issued, by
W. A. GILDNNFENNItY A CO.,
No. 76 fourth street.
TujXKiMtlVj® BY fcJCFklfiaa.-yiood and tfrtUL or
iy*,*3? D B * ltJeS 00 * nd Laod: h f Wm. Stmrbaek
hnkt of Fortune, or Adrenlmret ot Ned Lorn: byj B
Jones, author of WUI Western Beenes.
Fern Leaves: by Fanny Fern; 3d supply.
Sister Agnes, or Convent Life: by a Clergyman's Wife.
&«reis of Old Smithy: by the author of Jfila. the Outcast
111 os (rated Magazine of Art, for September; 2d supply.
* or sal « by SAJfL. B. LAUFFhsf
*P I4 No. 87Wood street
IILANKK-- '
MS corner
BLANKETS * MUSUAS.—A. AtTIUUK
i. coratr or Qtint and Fifth streets, has on hand white*
reJ and yellow Flannels, of every quality; a general as-’
►ortment of Blankets,all wool and of eery superior make*
blwched and nobleaehed Sheetings, 2, 2 U and 8 rant
wide; Irish Llnecs, linen Sheeting and Starting. «rditr
are rtqnwted to call sad eiamice, as arrangements hav*
been made with maonfaetnrers by which those goods can
be sold at New York wholesale prices. sepli
VALUABLE FAEM OF 132 ACKEd FOK tiALJS Situ
*te on Ibo Yooghiogheny rirer, 4 miles above M’Keet
elt ? ; 80 ftCr * B in a good state o!
cultivation, 50 of prime bottom land, remainder choice tim
berand veil watered; a two story Brick Home, a large
• “»• Bam, wltb stone basement; also,suitable outhouses;
Apple and Peach Orchard, with abuoaaoee of other fruits.
1 ! ice $5O an acre. Terms easy. Also,euibehad,theitoek
' Implement*. A valuable brnt power Cutting
aud Thrashing Machine, it, will be sold at lair prices.
~ 8. CUTDBERT A SON,
11 Real Estate Agent*, 140 Third at.
V L&T—A Brjttf Dwelling House,on Townnnd street
J. $l.- per annum. 8. COrnBEKT * SON,
W P I4 140 Third ntncL
l/XTKA l-'L.»i£ TEAS.—Just received at the corner o:
Ju sixth nod Wood streets, a small lot of the finest Gun
l< wd«-r iVa, strong but of very delicate flavor. Alro,*notL
ti:j.{ !y "i the finest Oolong Tea, which has befcre river
i.:urL s unfartion. Lovers of fine Teas will fin. th.
above all that can U» desired. Price cf either $1,50 per £»
A fulllaesoitmcnt of lower grades, from cents op.
W. A. M’CLUHG.
HARJS’S HOTJiL,
N°h 1 r ~ LJM.'iTr rtrwi, mu.
ii burgh. 81UUKL HAlti£ r i*roprlotor.‘' " w
This Hotel is entirely new. having just been comi.letet.
ftn-i otened fnrtheaccommodailog of thwnnlrffe. fwolfi
f N the MaUu-maUcal I i-p*rtmeutef Duff’*. Coikye, Tounc
L Hen are taught Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry! Xriii>
iieiactcy, Mensuration, BurTcying. GUculu#, Ac. SuperitK
edrantagrji are hen- afforded to young men Ibr acquiring r
thorough practical knowledge zt Arithmetic and thehiehm
Mathematics.
Hour* from 7 to 0. P. M„ Saturdays exoepted.
» ?” •«*». «* twaoi, weeks, payable by th<
half Mrion, in advance. p. HAYDEN, M. D_
Profeaaor of Mathematics.
LUPrri’S FRENCH MElllNO*£,for 74 oenu per yam.
V- HAGAN A AUL’S,
„ No. 91 Market at
UAUAN « AUL hare received ft beiaUlui ftkeor&neni
of nnped and figure all wool Delaioes. Also, i
to* cf and striped Drew Sim*; and they re
spectfully rolicit a tall from the Ladlas. 6epl3
N l ?''.'' O|lK by IIKV. JOSBPU SMITH, D. o!ii
KodrtonF, or Historical Sketchu of Wulmu Pr»bj
11« PeriJom Timw, ui it-
Beoordfl; Smith, D. prfce it.
The trade rarpU*l, and tingle copies mailed to order.
Jose receieed and for sale by JOHN S. DAVISON
B 1™?. W»»l Ca«e», sssotted aUes, fo.
pl 3 JAMKS WAIIDRpp. H „h afreet
Uagtxiae of Art, **
Household Words, «
« n? swis , £g^Xur" “■■as*
W' t T7T Orpl»aa*» Court Bale,
. ** P QbiJc on THOftEDAY KTEK
aggfepssssa
s&sSEKSws. 3 twtt
Eflilssl
EDMOND GBEEB, )
SOPHIA ORK£r7 | Adm’ra.
C y«■ f a
forW °;»-
5 10 tons PearUsh;
25 bbla Shad*
SObfbbUShad;
whfbiS“l5 OTl ’ m "V““i
"sssjssray*--"*
GObajallmoUijSeed;
ISO • Saltpetre; at
imausg A RICgARTMtnyfl
■sSftoaaasatffite
! .pw»*c*«
Thf*° n “nslU°2' ; * U) * b J LW * “hdon.
j •* UM Oo “ rt of Niaoto I: i, MiK
b«S?“n,“ d her U ' m : *«• Of *°™Wdj: b r Tal
Mnot-nt NoHe’i Tlfty Years In Both Bcmisnhmw
f.MjN.t,orth e ThK.A W r.r.toS h ' r ”-
for bopfotnlw; price IS ctnta.
South worth. W £&£&“”• »• «•
seull „ H * MINER 4 00, !
No. 83 Smithfield street. |
ALL WOOL PLAlpfr—A. A- fk q-) TT" —7
and percmtory sales in N e wTorka t a laeli
cost of manaicrure; they will h* , frott
half lea than usoal pikS offered at ntv] 7 «*
:
IBSI—UAIiAN* AH/ o.
street, herejuat receded per •XDrMR. Markel
beautiful *ty|«.j* of French Bwln*: “ ott
Wnatbt
TrtiditarSu" 2 ’ *‘ sor, “'" t or Mtdonni Cloth*, for
. gep9
£ -
FIFTH Stre£ "" of ■' ,Jn “ T “ Bto ”.
M*. t ?^!. , l 0f T 1 ? nOT > Founders, Furniture and GW
1 V ) I s *°lWted to our new style of lnlaM
1 “"Chic,ln »ood, glam and Iron wine, elite?,
B ’ S,m P* M “n bo men osd lnfrrmatlonobtalnfld
.1 tho Shop, or at th. Warehouse, So. 134 Wood etrit
i W?,~ ‘Cham boat men out also me a nenatyleofchrn^ln
til Q lam Panola, surpassing any hereto Keeireeutedm^hu
— - UUMtn |
■ AND WAEKAJITS-IO.WW'ACIi*!!.-! u,
JIJ to poy m follow* bt Uod Warrants. to th*
l*n thoimnd m «: »180 foT
«»: WOfcrJOKTMi iasold. • c ™. »» 60
SKfTEMBKK -NCMBKU OF BUTNAif, fruit SSiSTXi
for salo st 20 cants, by BUrLTumm?“ d
““ wwSl
TO i/JAW—$l6,OOO. on iote» tyw h»y Dr
boad»,M eoUttanl *#etrrtty. Knquln or* * OOBnt 7
..... THOMAg .UWj.it
NSW BOOKS JUST PUBLISHED —No*- <_dTT
by CfcrLtopher North. - ,oct “ Ambroda:
J.ELJoiSf ftrtu ”> 01 **“ AdTbntom of Nad Lon: by
W. A. UILDEN PENNEY A 00,
Ho. T 8 Fourth rtrgtfc
VA ¥‘r» HAQAN * Am > No - 91
D dalaEPliVS?** 9 ?* * choic * kt tfjlain eoi*d ill wool
JSftSkjJ®***»B“» wool; do dart; ool’d MarfaniS
•odCocbeeo Oalteooa, with ueseeUaat ■mil iiTuixi?
Sack FUnnola. I frim oat owbSSS SSK
ace #*®» ****ucrodwof Bonnerfloods, atooit
v ;" * f *• t,
v*-fV
*"
■ »w'
V '■
v- , t. H t
••;*. , . *>■ ♦
njS* a caw. imm tm
tt tata A«n. km«
SSgjEiSg®.* ssssta's
After which tbo imini fiat* of
.aSSSKwS®" I ®?**'
, Ho relumt Toilor,
JOHN LAUGHLi N, fin marly foreman for Mr & ftime
would respectfully anoounoe to hu Mends end the
publie generally, that be bee rented and newly *rint up
the fine stand late It occupied by Messrs. J, B.AC. Leo, Ho
«0 Market street between Second sad Third, wherobe Is
prepared to make to order GXHTLZMXN’B CLOTHING In
the most fashionable stylo, fisting *«*■»—»* served a "wy-.
r .yP*y Ue to the trade, and being a practical cutter, '
be therefore flattest Mmectf that be nan turnout amenta
A. A. MAgOM A CO’S.
umm Jut ratmunl from tb. mst, be bee ■ fane u.
, iroS?‘t?'th t Srm72,L fe ' hto °* b1 ' to «* ""
K. B — mad. and trimmed lit tbe see feet
S’ liUI iU sto all nn wh.t tttorom-
B «mitawill find It gnat], totbriradTanuuM'
*? -Tf if tht - v w«t their hoy ■ ne»Uy fluS
garden, on which is on* of the beat of loft
1c is abeantifni Lot for s TMidenoe. “ P«ngß.
Al»,li™, adjoining Hartman’, Tannt, of ontorica
I“n L , Rnqniro of TDOMas WOODt>.
anai:im 7fi Fourth atcoet -
Ji
,<JU * *• XDC3O.Of*. B. rouao t. TOORO
T. B. Tovng fe Co. _
iTo. 3& SvutthJUld etraL vmotilt (Xta HoiA
VrAJJUKAOIIiBJSttS Of CABINET FURNITTTPB ivn
iVi CHAIRS, of «twj description.
oaDftUp«rnu.tel,. B d«>)a.trolwalpricM. CwSen
in parking for Ucd nod itetcr carriage.
ft'retb Arrival at the Jew Dry doadi sin,.
COLLINS & Al'KEl^^
A., ’ -VO C 3 MARKET STREET,
BE cnnetantiy raring Iresh eopnlte. of Fell’.,*
Wlnt.rJ.ccy DreuanO staple DM GOODS. The?
would rooectftlly call the .ttonHon of the Lodieo to ihS
fresh stock of-plaM andflg’d Silks* k ranch MvHbam SfJ;
M £gf^?
II -si«iT, 4c. Also, afoll stock of Xfexaestiat. Wonfrmiranrif
H "rif r ,■i«rfpttaTSi2s^»St
°" ~h" ? «*Uer nSr
to their customers at lower pricti fhansnv irfhar hnnfci •i»
the city. Ben.eo.te, COtShS J
(Dr. Thorn's old stand.)
Ko. ti Market atrest.
AotrtTjQK nunag tun. ——
on tbe hill near tho Allegheny Banin.and
Honk Ktntd. The Hon... ctZfialnJ
e.U.nmgodforoomlortuidconTenl.nc. AleSTHroSn!
mer kitchens, n flue Ternndsh in front of the
of flood vnter, stable, coal honse, Ac. The bombed
6°M? The tot ie 125 tant bjTOto^gJ
e- 40 ®- S. CDTHBKHT *flOH
801)12 Heal Estate Agents. Ito Third etreei.
I —Just received, ao »i lf( , .m k . ~ f
®* er 7 *od tr«de; a splendid article fcr fiL
*E±? : < A. A. MASON X CO. -
i Mjr superior Oracle worlh 37},' wnt/xJUBeUlsi
- A. A. MA3QH Q, pg*'
| >LUCK MAID Mua-jim rewired. a
15 tU above moth admired Bilba, all Sritot cJta? f
"° l2 A. A. tUtONtco.
K J SJS ‘ ClilNTzhß—WebtTe jo*tn»^7J^r.
r.w pi™, of U» ftbore too t "” l, ’ d »
A. A. MASON * CO,
2S Fifth street.
permanent elum m the* Un™£ mTu fc^®S!»
ssrass2?3SSSfiaES
tending Uw Oommoreiai and MaOjematical aSSSL*f*fr
tatoa.a.,,. rrir.l. tatrocttoS'SSTjS
EVEKY FAMILY SHOULD Have ONE OF
n AjSIGLE 4s PHIPPS*
CELEBRATED
GLOBE WATER COOLERS'
if :°;, p,mil1 *'’ «2l£»£;
“5! Wcod «t. Ixrfiem
-S£ EtUto
• oentutryl ■
BJL D. HUMT. Dmbjst, beg. \ m to am .
I^TSS-S.
"Si JAMES WAKraop. Pirn, etml .
I’KffSfcSg
h«U Whisky, BanSSaii, cSSiifc
ifce attention of purchaser* Mtdd&gra.*
notJSiS, itmL m wm _
Vy Chmtnnt apd Widnat,
... v TllK. UHIOS,.
£Se£f* d ' lphi *'
~'l'ea, Tea, Tea.
quality, »hich n irillVtll whil«to«JjJ^S<l° f Pdn "
_»ua-jm Ptkln Tw Stm,es FmbjS^t.
of M, b u r^pectfauy,
a » •
«Tery other articJe nsojOlykeDtlS riM>CßB and
wud, win f
„ A. J4TIQHK.
eoroer Grantand Rfth streets
: » A Rood bargain can be fa*-* -* * * feet by
thn office of the SIOiINIXQ cw'- -* by applying eooo at
Jylfctf
mall cuitau* ____
O Union street. Mt W..n *o2“° *»* Oentoa
'«t street A pt£*S^”’***»£«> d "» **S
vrerl, pajments. For lelebj h * n<1 ' b * ta “ <■> .three
M A ft'p7~ le *“
( 'SmpT* «*i« by
— E. SELLERS * A
( UIW plp * just ***« -d Sar KU. i,
-- _ R. £■ SELLERS * CO.
'J.’“£U UU ACID 600 Iba Id ntcrre iSTteWR
— R.B.SELLXRS k Co. !
*»“. WSITKMBIia:-
Putoim', SfAgatlna
of Art.
*rt«k lAslie's iAdleo’ Gazette
, jSg£S#£B^&**~
Just nceired anl for sale Ly_
W. A. <UI.D£N?XNX£Y a CO
No. 76 Fourth ctneL
mast Tasini wnnm.„^ of S2SS “t °f I**!** and
done# ever oj&aedhi on/Sl^rif^ 1 Anrtri »n,*Dbroi.
follows: m oar Qt y* T&*7 eoaairt, in part, as
Beautiful Wrought Jarouet Collar,:
S do do H0.r0,;
Tpf,, “® do Chemisettes -
rorortmeut of Flouuob** la^uro,
Cincinnati *?oap-
S b^ xw OWoe German Boas: -..
•*4 f r -? *r ’ ’” “tiii
253 libertyatwet.
1 _ bailey t axssntv
EKJtfT<
reoeirt
wept
JLGaxette, far ScntemW
" upplr '
87 Wood gtrwt.
MSliPsgfgi?'
SmlL 80 ? 1 a^. ch * ap Chert would do well to cell udez.
emtae mine before purchasing elsewhere. **
V O3l _ . JOS- fUHIHG.
LMOMMB BH3USP — Xbrca fine strong '
Mr. Maddock’a celetrsted imported s£X, fbreileh^ 01
JAMKB w”
JAMES BLAKMLT,
or/"“
* ■ ■ —_ W Wood street.
SAL BODA-1Q ewelt in store and for taltby
-= R. H. SKLI&a « eg
T>OfL.V—6o bhb Jo store and far sale bf
Xt. mSS B- B. SgLLBBa * 00.
( I^Sb 18 10 la Mlon &od for nl« by
V-*. ... __R. B. SELLERS k CO.
S 48, BODA —I£O kegg in store tnd for aala bv
-,0 2f B. E. SELLERS k CO.
T B *** r ““ 7 bales la worn and ftr >ai« tr
*J. R. & figLLEBa A fro
IJUTATWtS—6OO bun hell tor mlt br~
X **»* H»tfEY H. CDT.T.nw
pJURIS_ia auks notlim ud for nj Q
i—“II ! _ PMRY H. OQT.LTWB
lIMJB— 100 bUi fat ntl* by
■4- ,p P* HKHEY B. nof.T.rva
TySff- 9 " h o * 8 ® pnia * W. g. Cutting,
~ HKNET R OOLZJNS.
H '
*
1 '
»- f ~
v'V"
’ • » “7* * *l/7
„ 8- CUTHBKST * SON,
140 Third gtrwfc
™«U nut, just rec'd »Td jr
E. SKLtBKS * CO.
Beef
BAILEY A RENggAff,
. JOS. E&KJIIKG
corner nf the DUmocd and Market ft.
retired tad ft
OUTB A SINCLAIR.
* ! iW&
; i :^