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' ** nr. ••. . -. JPJTTSBCBGJI: - horning—=septembee so. katuiidA UkmWHATIC state TICKKT t Ton aovKENOii, WILLIAM BIGLER. IKOH JOSIhOK OP THB SUPREME COXIBT,. .1 S. BLACK, i U y KiMKfc*** COUSTT ! pANAI. gtMLMIfi&IONK&i ■ ■ HENRY S. MOTT, op vi&z comm. itunOCRIVTIC COUNTY TICKKT. ! COSORK9, . ■ . . • ICHATILBS SiIALEU, City of rtttstnrgb. ' . itiaw&aiss, 42d wbtjbct. i D’tO.~iXPALMEK, Butler Coonly. •ABSKWH-Yf ! : lv MODRHBAD, Qty of i HHIN iT'HAMILTON, South Pittsburgh, f ioilN M. tauKPAXRiCK, City or 1 itttbargh. ‘thuUM frUOAJtBOL. &l’K«»pert. WILCOX ftTHWART, Duqoeaoe BoroaSD. " B*coW)«, I JOHN S. KENNEDY, City of Pittsburgh. I " HtQUJTW, I I UAItVEY ROBB, St. Clair- . _ , cuu or 'Cocar, ] loilN ILiPniLLIBS, Itobioßon. ! '*'! COMMISSIONS** , . - I.IJAK TROVII.LO, Citycf PUlsburgh. Auditor. u\xiix’WEaiz, witTo«Mhip. : PIRECtOIt- OF VHS POOE, i .•ukr'A. GIBSON, Pino. I Kuwaiti) M'OORttl-K, ImlfcWß. I ■.•iiliHll'rmAH.OT, M.nflie-t.r ! TICKETS! TICKETS!! Democratic Tickets are ready for distribution at the office of the Wining mt. Call and get them iu! time. .Let every District be hi 11 v supplied. : ! \ B« And**t^ l j lie AssssiKD Ml# " 0cTO ?“' 0» k-HJ Can’t VqTB. j pay a Taxi Those who hove not paid a State or County Tii within two years, Bhould attend to U at ,„. Q » Don’t lose a rote! N.wi of tile Day. From a private despatch, we learn that Gov ernor Bigler was expeoted to arrive in Philadel phia last evening. lion. John "Minor Botta had his pocket ptoked o "-S 10 at the opening of the New York Thes tr- The thief has not yot been arraaled. \n article * another column by Q- B.- Phtlac d.-r Docsticks, P. I>, is ill a Vein of humor ael d m touched by writer.: for the press, and is worthy of the lamented Joseph C. Neal. lion. Presley Ewing; a leading Kentuoky Whig died of Cholera at the Mammoth Cave, a day or two ago. He has represented the third (Patriot in CoDgress for a number of years. \ very large and enthusiastic Democratic mo-ting was held-in Cincinnati on Thursday evioing. Hon. George E- Pugh, Geo.' 11. Pen dleton and others delivered addresses. Mr. John Bacon, a prominent, merchant of Lduiwillc died in St. Louis on Tuesday last. Hi belonged to the well .known firm of Bawson •t.. argument indfheard before the Superior Cijurt of. Cincinnati, on .Thursday, to release Win Kiesabe, who is charged with extensive for geries, open a habeas oorpus. It woe refused, he vraa remanded to prison. The Detroit Frill of tho 28th, adminis t-i's a severe and well deserved rebuke to the Pic'.mcnd Anyarrer, for. its unmannerly assault uoeu the vtu-rim statesman,: Gen. Cass, for his rt nt speech !before the Miohigan State Con vention. Gen. Case in that epeeoh deplored the c-istence of slavery, and deprecated its farther extension, ami in so doing but expressed the sen timent of every lover of his country. \Vc received a despatch tho . other day from -Cmc-mEati, giving an Account of an attack by stiniP German Catholics upon ft Protestant Sun day Pirbool By the following from the Colum bian, it troaid scernUo have been got up for KnowNothirg effect: : i TUE Boot on the weib Leo.—Tho procession cf iittle American girls assaolted recently by red? Irish boys, (vide Times) turns out to have hi • n a procession of little Dutch girls, assaulted lj- rude American boys. _ j Pucekt Societies. — We wieh it to be nnder- that all we say against secret eooietica is against political societies. Secret orgaut zkiions for benevolent purposes, or for mutual up ! iu case of nftcforltfie are very different mat ters from secret political combinations to pros cribe large ciassrs of our fellow oititens. ogy* Did a Democratic candidate join the ir.uw Nothings on'' Thursday evening? Can ftn? one prove the fact * : : soc in. another column thefull refutation 1C charge that Col. Henry 8. Mott is a Know JIAKK THB ROGUES. Let our Democratic : friendß give no heed to (he countless lies told about our candidates. We w'U give an example of the base falsehoods oir c ited by Whigs and Know-Nothings. John II Phillips, Esq , of Bobinson township is our fcmdidate Tor Clerk of the Court. Every one (mows “Hickory” Phillips. Ho is a staunch nocrat, and always’ a Democrat. Hlb oppo nents know bo will run a eery large vote. To defeat his election, they circulate the report through the cities and boroughs that he is a [Know-Nothing, and urge nqtoraliied cituens and. Catholics to eoto ogaiDßt him. In the countTy, ■they circulate the report that he is a Catholio, or la very warm friend of the Catholic Churoh, and urge all Know-Nothings and bigots to vote I against him. We Jt'noW that suoh is the game in ! regard to him and some-other candidates. Such ! is the immorality, the, lying and recklessness to which Know-Nothingism and the dragging of re i ligion into politics has given rise. Bat let no ! Democrat be deceived by those lies. Mr. Phil lips is a true Democrat, and a Protestant. Bet j ho is in favor of equal rights to all religions de ■ nominations. He is opposed to mingling re i ligion with politics;, and lie Is in favor of the ' present naturaliiation laws. Oar readers may i roly upon th 6 truth of .these statements; and in i voting for Mr. Phillips, the people may rely on I it tbey-ure voting for one of the best candidates 1 that has been placed in nomination by either party. We will tell onr reader* another trick of the Whigs aud their allies, >tho Know-Nothings. They put in reports that the Know- Nothings aro going ito tow for certain Demo cratic candidates*- The object is to prevent naturalized citizens'and.Catholics from voting for those candidates, and thoß defeat them. Wc know some of the rogues who are em ployed in these tricks, and will give their names one of these days. ’ Democrats should give no heed to these falsehoods. Vote the ticket out and out. It is .a good one, and can be elected, if all deraocratswilidn their duty. IiV&VUiV. • • ** + «* • n •** • - ?** /-v.. ; ' - • ■ V ••‘Civ■'- —— —■ — leok fob Bcildusq Itytroexs —lt Is not a lit- | tie eiognlar that ■o l j oommon-at leeet of fo fto | AUantio oitiee, here ittSlttalwgi, **»™ cilitie. are eo great, ie..te be; found. Eren Much prrjudioV’ltae "been excitelra&unßt thl* material, from tbe fact that Borne years ago, many of the stores of California were construct ed of iron, and put up so badly, that they were | ratin .jer unprofitable and dangerous speculations It Beemo that these iron buildings consisted of little more than a shell of large east iron plates, vithin whioh a succession of atsriaa were piled np, composed entirely of oombusiible material. | Exposed to fire, the Interior of these buildings | eras speedily consumed, and the plate work of the nails, unsußtained by the wood work within, ’gore way and fell With a crash, either into the street, to the great danger of firemen, or upon the adjoining buildings, crushing them and their contents in one common ruin. After this expo* ' rlence we learn that the use of iron for building I purposes was gradually discontinued, until it is now entirely abandoned. The proprietors of the Baltimore Sun oon. structed their new building of iron, end hare realixed none of the untoward results predicted, such as expansion and contraction under sum mer’s heat and winter’s cold. In regard to the Sun Building that paper says a granite base is planted sb a foundation, and upon this iron col umns are placed at regular interrals. These aro bolted and giTded with iron, and throughout the onttre building iron girders pass from side to side and from front to rear. Besides these gir ders, two series of iron columns, extending from the foundation to the roof and from front to rear sustain the interior, all of which, is connected by a net~work of iron. In this mode of construc tion, the wood work rests and is dependent upon the iron, the iron in no casebeiog dependent up on the wood. The floore of the interior are also interlaced with iron so as to retard, if not pre vent the passage of the flames from one story to another. The same paper also states that Har per & Bro., of New York, are likewise building aa immense iron structure, having a front of eighty feet on Franklin Square, in which to con. duct all the various departments of their exten sive publishing business. It is to be constructed on the same plan as the Sun Iron Building, the iron work being from the same pattern. ORX OF THKIR TRICKS. Whigs and Know Nothings are now busy in endeavoring to create diaoord and distrust in the Democracy, by circulating reports that De mocratic candidates are Know Nothings. : The lie has been so earnestly asserted in re gard to Col. ; Henry 8. Mott, our candidate Tor Canal Commissioner, that somo Demoorats are inclined to twlieve it. It is only such as are silling to ba'humbugged by the enemies of De mocracy that will suffer this Whig fraud to de ceive them. £ Col. Mott is not a'Kuow Nothing. If the secret order has determined to support him it is because Mr. DArsie is a native of Boot- Lund, and they have no alternative. Col. Mott is a descendant of revolutionary stock, of un exceptionable character, and abundantly compe tent for the office Bat the support he may re ccive from members of the secret order is from ueoesaity, not from choice. Shall democrats ;urn against: him for that ? Sbatt we lose the Canal Commissioner by a Whig falsehood. De mocrats should vote our whole ticeket. The same falsehood is industriously circulated in re gard to Borne of the nominees on our county rickot. They are called Know Nothings ; and by the lie it is hoped Democrats will be induced to vote against them. Every Democrat may safely vote our entire :icket. It is a good one? and we can elect it if A CR&.PTEE OP PREDICTIONS. We predict that one-half of the Democratic ioket will be elected Ibis fall In Allegheny We predict that Judge Black will be elected by i early as large a majority this fall as Judge Kaox ~od last fall. We predict that Col. Mott will be elected Canal 'ommiseioner by Democratic vote*. We predict that Governor Bigler will have a . irger .majority In 1854 than he had in 1851. We predict that Gen. Moorhead will be elected to the Legislature, and that Carnahan and Pollock fill be elected to stay at home. We predict that C. 8. Byster, Esq.,' will get :qc Native and Know Nothing votes, and a large aumber of Whig votes berides. Wo predict that the Know Nothings will try to nnko Luke Loomis Recorder, and come so near ig to miss it a long shot. We predict that the next Register, and next Recorder, will be Democrats. We predict that every Democrat (except the sore heads) who has been enticed into the secret order, will acknowledge before six months that he has been duped—and some will say so before the election. Magaalnee* Haxpbb roB Octobsb. —The number for Oo tober Is onuSually excellent. Some prejudice exists against ** Harper,” with many persons, from the feet that many of the articles are pi rated, without so much as saying to the author, ••by your leave, sir.” This la explained by the editor of the New Ysrk Time#—also the editor of Harper—who says thiemagasine pays more for original contributions to its pages than any oth er two magaxmes in the oonntry. For sale by Gildenfenney & Co., and Miner & Co. Puthax iorOotobxb.—Wehave received from Miner & 00. and Gildenfenney & Co., this Ameri can monthly, j It contains the usual number of choice literary artieles, and for the present has left the propagation of Abolition-Whiggery to its legitimate instruments—the party press. It iB embellished with a portrait of the author of “ Our Party and Politics.” Oob Niiohbobs. —Third street editors ere very bnsy in discussing their remarkable merits in relation to the Cholera reports. One seems to think he “ saved the republic ” by suppress ing the truth. Another evidently believes that he did muoh better by publishing more than the truth. The real truth was no doubt just about midway between their reports. But we see no use in disoussing the matter. We would prefer to read of something else for a few dayß. We do not believe either of our neighbors will make a fortune, or muoh reputation, out of the sub- I ject. . A steam fire engine for Boston will Be finished at Cincinnati by the 20th of November. The Protcotant Episoopal Convention for the diocese of New York, met in the city of New York on the 27 th inst. Benjamin Harrison, a grand son of tho late President Harrison, died of fellow fever at New Orleans, on the 17th inst., aged 17 years. Davidson King, the late Surveyor General of California, is oharged with being a defaulter to the government, to the amoont of twenty-five thousand dollars. The Kev. Dr. Bacon was absent from bis pol pit at New Haven, Conn., on Sunday. His son supplied his plaoe in the forenoon, and preach |ed from the words—“ They will reverence my • .....» son. . , Some of the millers in the' neighborhood o! Chnmberebnrg ere purchasing large quantities of wheat in Baltimore and Philadelphia—the ar ticle coating less when deUrered there, than it can be bought from the fannera- Ber. Thomas H. Clark,, teoently elected Biah op of Rhode Island in place,4f Biahop Henahaw, deceased, was at one time Rector of fit. An- draw’s, Philadelphia. He is a eery eloquent # meeting of the stockholders of the Pew and able man. • • ybrk and ;H*w Haren Ralroad Company at A Ooatention of Railroad men was held, at M York, on Thnrsd&y, it appeared that. dWv.‘r •. t•- ■ ■* \ * * s sßfc CANDIDATES. Th* GreeniWfcgh Argus has Ihe following j 0 * 1 and woellent fttsarka in regard to ,pj|l>B*Wj flratio'oandidaUrrrf Allegbony oonntlri»ißft#* Jhe Editor formerly lived in thiß coqim* ttcqa»tateil>*itfa of our caodid|j»^~: ; | *'AtlsGflESY CODNTTfc" x ''' The DemoMgto of Allegheny coan v*)fi£P®!&L inated Hoii.|fCßAßi,KS* Kualer, for CWgreaSS The Judge retodved from the State of New York ; to the city of Pittsburgh, at a very early day— -1 then in the full vigor of tnatahood, and about to ( commence a course at the Bar, which has been preeminently sucoesful. His life had been sob- I Btaotiatially engaged in his profession, in which', heianow one of. the purest, end .b;ighU&.fi£P ft * Once he occupied the Bench of the Coambn I Pleas, and agaio the Bench of the District Court, Allegheny county, bnt be resigned both ferring the excitement of acute prahtfSff't* the 'laid position of the Bench. Occasionally he Las mingled in politios, but only on occasions when the most cherished principles of the Ke pobliosn party were absot to be' overwhelmed by the violent assaults of the enemy. The ■torm of battle, not its sunshine, summoned Charles Shaler to the Sold, and when the har ness was on, and a great .oaose to be battled for he entered the lists withont consideration or oonsequenocS. and alt his great abilities, freely and unreservedly to tho cause ho espoused. He is aman of great heart-liberal and boun teous to a fault, and full of human sympatby and yet he never ebed a useless tear over inevl table misfortune. Manhood disdains to be troubled for evils that are past, and cannot be “’Rome exiets almost hat in name; the great torn of learning, fortitude, patriotism, eloquence and oonrage, who poshed her fortune to .he ot moet pitch of human grandeur, and greatness, sleep amid her rains ; bat history has handed down to n. a faithful portrait of these ffloetri ous men. and waoannnt help but rooogmxe in the character, virtue, person' and manners of this distinguished Jurist, a striking type of some of the greet men who occupied the highest posi tions in the capitol and forum. .. Will tho Whigs in Allegheny county, on this oooasiou, stand upon their nnmorical superiori ty or will they, out of consideration for the du tingulshed, the unsurpassed abilities of Judge Shaler, and the honor which will be done to the district—to the State, and to the nation by such a representative, yield their party preferences, and oleot Charles Shaler ? When an opportoni tyis presented of placing in the National Conn ells a man so preeminently calculated to reflect I the highest honor upon the district, will it not Ibe embraced? We trust it may, an* that not . only Allegheny oounty, but also the whole State, may be honored by his presence in Ihe Notional Councils.. On tho Assembly tloket, is the name of J. Kksheut Mooehead, .extensively known all over the State as an active working Democrat, i His integrity and excellent qualities have made j bim reopeoted all over the State. . . ,i Jon* S. Hawh-tos, Esq . is also on the ticket for re-eleotion to Ihe Legislature. He wee a member last winter, and by his talents, indus try and frankndss pf oharaoter, he ooeupied a high position. If the voters of Allegheny coun ty appreciate and understand their true inter ests. they will triumphantly re-eleot him. We mw pleased to observe on ths Assembly tiok«t, the name of our young friend, Mid ardent and talented Democrat, Jobs M. Kimpatbick, Esq. Mr. Kirkpatrick U yonng in years, but possesses a well storqd aod matured mind. As a member of the legal profession, he hss evinced marked ability. Of au ardent temperament, he enters into the cause he espouses with an energy nod enthusiasm that commands admirotioo, and guarantees success, if snooess is Within the scope of homan possibility. His gentlemanly deport ment—scrupulous integrity, and straight-ror ward whole Bouled devotion to every benevolent movement of the day that looks to the ameliora tion of suffering humanity,'or public good, is a guarantee that the whole interests of the c.ti sens of Allegheny county, if entrusted to his management, wooid be carefully guarded Col Elijah TaovitLO, the •• old wheelborse of Democracy in Allegheny county, is on the ticket for County Comtnieeioorr. He is in every sense capable and trustworthy, and deserves an enthusiastic support. With the baluuoo of the ticket, we have no personat aequairtance, but we believe that the whole ticket is in every particular unexception able, and worthy the confidence and eupport of tho voters of tho oounty. We trust that the Democracy of our sister county of. Allegheny, will give a good aocount of themselves on the eecood Tuesday of October next, and give their nominees, one and nil, ouch a vote as will en sure success, and redouudto their jtlory. Col. Henry S. Mott—The Lte Refuted. A chance for a law anil is now offered to any Whig editor who wants one. From our personal acquaintance with Col. Mott, we hare no doubt he will keep hie word ae promised in the Penn tylvanian of the 28th inet., from whioh we make extraot. It is rather long, but we our readers to read the whole of it. It proses beyond a doni t that the charge that Mr. Mott ie a Know Nothing, is a base lie: “That Col. Mott never joined and is not now a member of their organiiation, and that he has no sympathy with their principles, is a fnot as well known to the well informed portion of the Know Nothings as it is to oureelres. The fo,- I,'wing resolutions of the Democracy of Pike county, the home of Mr. Mott, at the recent county meeting, folly show the sentiments of the parly in that region, and how they new the charge that has been made against him: slnlt'd. That Henry 8. Mott, our nominee for Canal Commissioner, is in every respect qualified for the offioe, and will carry Into our Canal Board a sound economical practical policy, and an unyielding, hostility to extravagant ex penditures upon our Publio Works, whioh will be highly beneficial to the State; that his Demo cracy is vouched fay by us as Tike county Demo cracy, whioh is alike unshaken by abolitionism or Know-lVothing conspiracies. Ruolved, That all secret political conspiracies having for their object the proscription of any class of onr fellow oltisens from the rights and privileges guaranteed to them by our Constitu tion and Laws, aw oonlrary to the spirit of our Republican Institutions,.and calculated to excite enmity and prejudice among men: That the so ciety called Know-Nothings combines allthnt is obieotlonnble in organixations of this kind and should be shunned by etery well-wisher of our country.” , . . “And to clinch the maiter>t once, we desire to ny, that when we first mode the oharge of Kno w Nothingism against Judge Pollock, we distinctly invited a prosecution for libel in oase he denied its truth, but ho fearei a legal investigation of the matter, knowing, as he did full well, the truth of our allegation; while on the other hand, we have Mr: Mott’s authority for deolanng that whenever any paper in the Btnte makes n diwot, specific, and circumstantial charge against him, he will at once institute against it a prosecution for libel, so that the whole matter may be tho roughly investigated.. He meets tho issue in a manly spirit, and we here now challenge any pa per in this Btate to make the oharge in the man- Eer we have done against Judge Pollook, and assure them and onr readers that it will at cnoe result in a strict legal investigation of the whole oubieot, and prove with all the satisfactory clear ness of a judicial examination the utter and en tire falsity of this base and unfounded nocusa tioa against Col. Mott. 8o far as the action of the Know-Nothings is concerned, Mr. Mott has never been officially informed of their determi nation to make him their candidate, nor has he in any way made any exertions or pledges to se cure BUOh action on their part, nor in any manner whatever compromised his character as a Demo crat by formiog entangling alliances with any organisation outside of oar own.” [From the Bt. Loui* Democrat, 48th.] Hon. H. S. Gtf* t. It is rumored io the oily that Senator Oeyer from this State has resigned his seat in the Uni ted States Senate. It thiß is true, the Legisla ture will have to eleot two Senators at the en suing session.' We do not vouch for the accuracy of the report of Mr. Geyer’s resignation, haring heard It on the streets as a rumor ; bat wo do Sht think it unlikely. He is not fitted for the nolitioal arena, and has lost the high reputation which he carried with him to the the Senate, and which he had won by a senes of triumphs at the bar, where he stands nnmalled. Bear Tor* Waekljr Btutamsnt. The weekly showing of the oity banks is not so farorable as could be wished. There is a faUing off of a Billion and a half in the specie item.Aoogh this will he, in a good degree, made good by the large reoeipts from California. in™-... ffoeels 12J&32J56 X4,48*e25® Decree**.-. ,£*51,818 Kation... rS«S • Deporiui 72,988,487 74,461,701 THcnu*... [From tbo iS&troit Advertiser, September - k 1 DOKHTICKS VISITBTH TBB MKiKCM. VMe. Editor: I have now been a repent or wb city long eoongh to know somethijghf tbo l|Minti«ii thereto;»pp«t»ini*g—kno» W* 9*] ffltj HSl'inr-ditto-Hospital. m_ ■fotorlKneelggOnefiaiy general direction of Mercer and Bowery streets from the Crystal Palace—and can at moßt times of day point ont Trinity Cbnrch with a tolerable degree of accuracy. Have been to the Battery, for which I paid a shilling to the dilapidated Hibernian who attends tne iron portal—after wards visited (by particular desire) the cooked bat shaped Sahara known as the City Hall Square"—BOW the Splendid fountain with its symmetrical basin'fllled with golden tote, (no-1 was creditably iuformed)-I could not egaclly perceive them myself, in the midst of its ele »ot miniature forest, (yet in its infancy)-gss ed with admiration at the ancient nominated the City Hsll-eaidto have been built by the ancient Greeks, of which I have not the slightest doubt, as all the avenues leading there to were thronged with modem Oreeks, whose general costume was not so olaseioally correotas iTculd have wished —looked at the glorious fountain which adorne the centre of thenpaoions lawn—admired the magnificent proportions of the vast forest trees wbioh rear their lofty form, therein—goied long aud earnestly at thn glitter ing jet (not quite so lofty as I had been led to suppose) of the m.gnifioient fountain which em bellishes the princely grounds—then turned to look at a ciroular edifice, which, l , o f l’,,^’ d not strike me a* being remarkable for architec tural beauty, but which undoubtedly te exceed ingly useful—then turned to feast my wonder ing eyee upon the diamood-glittenng drops of n fountain near at hand; looked with much appro bation upon tha wide and spacious avenues end the dearly graveled walks, and also at a foun tain near byf wbioh I think I have before men tioned; surveyed the other fine buildings near at hand, wbioh adorn and beautify that trian gular-mlene of earth; and ever returned with constantly increasing gratification ,0 ’‘' w . ® beautiful lake in the centre thereof, from he midet of which borst forth in aqueous glory the waters of a fountain ; soon, convinced that I had seen my money’s worth, I prepared leave castingone longing, lingering look behind, (as ray friend L. E. Gray says,) at the glorious old classic ruin, the hall and tho pluv.al apleudors i of the fountain. Went out, bat locking back, I perceived In the eplendid park 1 bad jcst left there rose in ” mist y majesty,’" (««'» n an, the jot of a fountain. Resolved to return and have another look at the ivtcd and ruins, and also to Uspeot minutely a fountain which I now perceived bard by. Wishing to be perfectly potted up, I went to the Pott office, (the Eoenmg Pott office,) nnd ob tained a paper,- containing the latest news of the day, and also a list of entertainments for the evening. Wiehing to aoe the Museum, of which I had read, aud also te beheld B.ruum, of whom l hod beard acme mention, in connection, i think, with one Thomao Thumb, and Joice iletb, ani an tiquated and venerable lady, colored, who after warde died. 1 determined instanUy to visit that plaoe of delectation, •• perfectly, regardless of expense.” Arrived at the door, a man demand ded a quarter, but, like Byron a dream, I had no further change.” eo was necessitated to get a Mil broko: offered him Washtenaw, bat that was too effectually broke to suit bis purpoee. Got in somehow, after a lengthy delay, and eome inter Soon after mj entrance, a young men, attired in a dress coat, a bnge standing collar, and o high hat, introduced himself ao “ A. Dsmphool, E«q.,” gentleman of leisure, and man about town. Having never before had any experience of a clans of individuals who compose, 1 am told, a large proportion of the masculine population of the city, I eagerly embraced the opportunity of making his acquaintance. Ho also presented bis frieod " Mr. Boil Dogge," and wo three then proceeded to view the curiosities, we commenced with the double barrelled nigger baby (which Bolt Dogge save is an illegitimate devil)— went on to the Rhinoceros, (who is always provided with a horn, Bamnm’s temperance talk to the contrary, neverthcless-thc Happy family-the two-legged calf, (B. D. says it not the only ono the city.)-a red darkey-a white Irishman, (D.raphool says that this latter individual is aa impossibility, and could only have originated with Barnnm)— waa-figuro of a tall man io a blno coal, with-a etar on his breast, (Dsmphool says it is a policeman who was found when he was wanted ; bntßnll Dogge says there was never any nuco person, and that .the whole story is a Gay fable;) found by the programme that it is supposed to repre aent Louis Napoleon; never knew beforethatbe ha<l one eye black, and one blue, (Ball Dogge asserts that tbs usual custom is to have one eye hoth black and bine;) wax model of the railroad man who swindled the community, (now Bring on bis money, and president of ihe Foreign Mis sion Society for the suppression of pilfering m the Foo Foo Islands;) wax figure of the aban doned dissolute and totally depraved woman, who filched half a loaf of bread to give her hun gry children, and who wae very property sent to Blackwell’s Island for it-also of the city con tractor who did dean the etreet-fDamphool states that he il reeiding at Dues.) Saw a great multitude of monkey., streaked tact, white’face, hlaok face, hairy lace, bald faoe, (Bull Dogge nrefera the litter, with a great aseortmcnt of tails, differing in length, and varying aa to color, long tails, short tails, atump tails, ring tails, wiry tails, ourly tails, tails interesting and in sinuating, tails indignant and unoompromising, big tails, little tail., bob tail. (Damphool eng gests Robert narratives,) and no tails; (Bull Dogge says that some effeminate descendant, of the latter class now promenade Broadway, and ho swears that they have greatly degene rated in point of intelligence;) pioturee. paddle., pumpkins, carriages, oorals, lava, boats, breechas boa-ooultriotors, shells, oars, snakeß, toads, but terflies, lisards, bears, reptiles, reprobates, bugs, bulls, bells, bats, birds, petrlfaotione, putrifao faotions, mudd rail roede, model churns, model gridirons. model artists, model babies, cockneys, cockroaches, cocktails, scalps, tomahawks, No ah's ark, Paganini’s fiddle, Old Grimee ooat, autoorats, auto-biogrophles, autographs, Otto Goldamldt, who ought-to-be-whipped, ought-to be shot, ought-to-be-banged, ought-to-be-burned io an Auto do Fe, chickens, cheeses, codfish, Shanghais, mud turtles, alligetors, moose, mer maids, hay scales, sonle armor, monsters, curi osities from Botterd—m, Ametard—m, Beaver ,l—Chow Sing, Tchineing, Inuring, Laneing, Sing Sing,cubebs, cart wheels, mummies, heroes, poets, idiota, maniacs, benefactors, malefactors, pumps, poroupinss, and pill gled, mixed, and conglomerated) like a Connecti cut chowder, or the Jew soup or the witobes in Macbeth. ' , ~.. Upstairs at last, and into on odoloßcent thea tre, christened a Lecture room, (Damphool says it Is known ao the Peaoon’s Theatre, and that all hla piona namesakes attsnd I Saw the play, laughed, cried, sneeied, snorted, and felt good all over. Much pleased with a bit of fan orig inating in a jealons fireman, and terminating in * Fireman Moee eaw Hose, his sweetheart, with Joe, the haokmoo ; goljealouo. jitched-i*to him —fun—thought of Tom Hood, and went off at half-cock —thus— . ■ . Enter Rose with Joe—sees Moee—Moeebeans Roae—Roae knows those beauxfoes—Jo* » Bel liooee—oo’e Mose—Moee blows Joe enose—Joe s blows pose Mose-Rose Oh’a-Moce hoes Joe s rows-Joe’s blows ohose Moso’s noso—Moss shows Joe’s nose blows —Joe’s nose grows red Moss knows Joe’s nose shows those blows—Joe goee—Mose orows. __. . P. 8. Joe being whipped, and moreover being the only innOQent one in the whole fight, was ar rested by the vigilant and efficient P 0 *”’*- P. P. 8. Damphool Bays that Joe treated the Emerald conservators of the public quiet, and Ib again at large. Let Mose beware. Yours, Q. R. Phu.a«>m Doebtickb, r. o. 49-fil'l.alie’s Vermifuge.—No remedy erer In rented he. been K euoos-ful •» the great worm medicine of Dr. M’Laue. All who here used U hare been equsUy Mtoniehed and deli f hted at It. wonderful enerjy and racy. To publish all the testimonials In ltltsTor would fill Tolnmeo; we mast therefore content ourselree with a brief abstract of a few of thorn. Japbet 0. Allen, ot Amboy, gare a doee toachlldOyeare old, and it brought away 8S worms. Be soon after gar. another doee to the earn, child, which brought away 60 more, making 183 worms In about 13 hoars. Andrew Downing, of Cranberry township, Venango “Jon ty, gars hU child one taawpoonfnl, end she paused 117 worm.. Negt morplng, on repetition of the dose, eh# peesed Bonghmao,of W«tUnion, Park°ou».y, la, writes that be 1 b unable to supply the demand, as the pe* pie tn his neighborhood Bay, after • trial of tb. ©there, that none 1b equal to Dr. M'laub’b Vermifuge. M'*btb.D.4 JeW.Oolton, of WlncbeaUr, happened 1-. epring to get «mo of thl. ftw bottles, the demand became oo great for it thet their stock wee eooa exhaneUd. TteT state that it ha. prodmrt the b—t effort whererer need, and la Tbry po,nlar amcug '“inL. will beeareful to«k fo, bratedTermlf^.md ’* ** • * .<* t. -IV •:, '•. *■ I,' •v S *,***.} V - *» >" w. •>♦ w • - /\v yZJjA '■Ok* dv- .+■’»-* < - gcgfc NOTICEy |l] °'SS’ » to»« of .trangtS |>° A t «V*NUWI°4^°iK. ,“? : 2iTZISi SSS^KtroCfess ton.te tenaot. of tb. .teens* h.re boen «rrt“ J imlnUlMd. «- No etacb. siren *t tb. poTertJ .nd friction. .nd their rel.rad n«rr-, .ml «"«, J”"” »pll ,nd timue. cu ofhr no fasrt.ue» to th. U» ne.lll.nco. Th« eery bert prep«rtlr. tor the .pprracMng cholera —tor no T. .ora to ho.. Uln lb. «pri« or m»-i» * conne of «l)jnn INVIGOUTWO lU±K 0& OflftDIAL. -IfcjrUUwta* every muscle, into » condition of perfect rigor, «M« ll< powerful antUeptie property wttl/ nentrallee ,W.® healthy tendency la the fiaidi oi the body, and pnrify and eqaeliu the circulation of the blood. -TN .Uon'Wb® fwm nenrou*! trembling*, hyeterta, dj*p«p«Ut lto«r;*(*W pro*tratton,lown» of rtfAX* ot-my V* ewe or loftnnity upon the disordered jetton f» torpidity ofnnjr organ upon the regularity of whfcfc .ftue?ai bertth dependi, thb p«iK»don b *. «■«- er.lsn.na «f. .p-Uto-fra. from ~^.nln«nn,radbnt,, ,nd eminently c»n»,r.tt,.ln lu tmldra. it . “ ptounnt help” in rtl tb. dtomdra. to.bidUlrair rai 1. subject • .' " I ■* _ . ifS* Tbo Coidtol U put up, Wjhiy eounatlratod, to tIM. Prtoe three doilare per botUe; two tor fl»e dollar*, dxibrt.rtr.doll.ra. °' ,. Sold by Druggtota throughout ahe United OWdee, Generti , and the neat Indian. Mm7Sr FLMHNG A BROS., No. 60 Wood eteeet, - DrTgEO. H. KETSb£ No. MOWoed etoeet.^d^^ i P FLEMING. "F 111 " «- Liver DUeieee—Outert BjeeMi Minute, u s reeuklj fot Llr.r Siteue, end tile nontor of fcrm*d» | bl. erll. mutwl with » dliorg»»Ue<l fteteof tot cts»n, i H onriTftllad. - ‘ . Hundreds of certificates, from the Wfhert eoMeee, ot persons living in the city of KlchmoodeT*., mi«litbe tfren of cum effwtal by Osiler** SpttUh Mixture, jßYbaTa only room to ntfer to (he extrwerdJnery eur# 0 J i ®** l “ l U Drinker. Kaq, of the firm of Drinker * Morris, B6dk*en«*> Ulcbmond, *a., who was cored by two boUleeof Caittr> gpsnieh Mixture, after three yearis enCmios *»■ dieeeewl IWer. He says IU action on the blood 1» wonderful, better thsn nil the medicine he b»d erer taken, nod ehferfnUy recommends It to all ege gin edTartbcaenL JO- Pent.loone.-The »ell-hoo»a enpertnrUj- Of QUIBBLE’S At In the Garment, need! no comment on hi ß pert; It bo taco aefcDo.ledged by nil.ho here Ihiroed him with their onlere, tint thcj-here nerer been fitted w|lh the lame eaj. »nd atjrle ea hy him. Hi bega toinlene hli pe Ironi end the poblle, that hli itoct tl no. replete *lth the tile! too* coete, lent! end pent!, ehiteMe fcr toe B. OEIBBLE, Tailor tad Pantaloon WO Lib# rtf rt,ta«4 Wood,^ present smsob. rv-=» Board of Trod* «md *?* (kg' eß»n*e—The regular monthly .»«&;<«* A*oefatfon. w*l be bald at their • tobertJ, at 7 o’clock, P. M. W. 8. ;l , aep3o • . ij-'i I4ILELAKI) „ LOTS ANDFARMSI ONLY RO of these beautiful UTtS and YAKUB In,the thriving tillage of LAKELAND. r«ulo UAK>ld Those with!eg te make as Investment that win P*J 1W P** cent, io a short tlm*, should embrace theopportunity and purchase immediately, aa thattime month a salea dost-v on next TUB ■'DAY, OCTOBER BROOWD. W P! °“ “ 4 “ h ‘ d ! T £L?f* o °* m »epS>-2t Wo. n With street NSW advsetmkmsht*. Bone of Tcnaperanee. rpHE' ANNUAL SesiCoa of the GrandlHvlaknaf aaasoC I Temperance, of I‘enuvylvaoU, wfll be held la rltw turgh on the 24th of October, onmmaneisf at 10 0 dock* in the flail, corner of Second sod Wood streets, pcpihi'^t ta» A| WM. NICHOLSON, O. 8. gtorcs i IteTMlt itOTsslll COOKING AND H£ATJ4tG BTOVBB, f IM!K poblio Win find It u> their advantage to examim I our stock of BTOV E », before pnrcbadnc elsewhere M ORAPf, KEISINOKR A GRAFT, Wood * V 1 r—THOMPSON’S UKLItKItATBD WAttUNG COMPOUND—The mauntaotneer -of this Compound h»* no hesitation In pronouncing H superior to any artl cl« of the kind «vef before offered to the •'Wile. It Is entirely free from any substance that will lajar* the color or texture of the finest fabric. andJi, Uwawtore, particularly adopted to the waaHnif wffancy erodes. For 1 inen, Caaibric,Muslin, Ac , it i» unequalled, entire ly removing all yellowness, thereby rendsriisg tke process of bleaching unoeeefaafy, ' ' * As an article ft>r Toilat use, itwfll bb ttrj benefl dal; also fur aa't rheum, chapped handier any erppuen* of the skin. Sold by M. Jfc B&9hK88 4 CO^ M-pao No, *« Wood at. DBBItGKA.—wa hay* Just .rewired a ii superior assortment of thoaa very dertreble EmbroM efed Dvbeers, which will be offered at nearlv one half tht usual prices. A. A. MAfON A OQ-, aerao 25 fifth street. »IAGAZIN*B FOR OCTOBER.— JjOL llwper’e for October; Putnam’* do; Gul«)'« Luly’a B«ok for October; Pitenoo'* Lelies’ National do. Just received aLdfor aaleet PAUL K UUXK&’S Literary -Depot, . Je p3o Fifth street cppoaito the Theatre. ?TA^Plin’d MAGAZINE 16 CKNTB-Jwt WM*rcd JtL I‘nrperfor October, ptfce'l6 ceatr; eeflweeOd fbr.i eopy at the cheep look Hereof _ W. A. OILDSNItNNEf k CO* No. TCTourtb street. ARPtR’B NRW MONTHLY “AGAZINM, forOetober, •* KDBBELI> h MO.i ggpgp Fifth rtreet, nor Market-. KDFORD MINERAL WATER-—lO oelTod »od for tale by KING * MOORHKAI), M p3o No. ayWoodetreot y t r WkMllaf , . - THEitxooch kMI fcwt TOIIOWwfiI |hti far tb* tboTf ud BEBSSESSparUTOIS PAT. th» BPth hihlt • or «pfy a„, Armt , l«POHT»»T 1_ , . Great gala of Parlor an! Kito&aa Tamtm. tl 7 ILL t* mid on iIUDAY. Oolober tth. at* W it M the cldenm of V. H. ttobortt, (MXt dooe to Mr Lothrops.) Sooth CMniino*, h.‘»««a, BaaTarandlrtOW ntrcotfL Alleabcnr city. The furniture hu been to oeebol | nlxteeo months, end is to good order, w*t of whfch *•» ; made by the best mechanic* to the eountir. Amrng whkhnwy be feond: Qxrptit— pro»cU < 'tope»Uy, three ply cheiebtr, emir end bell ae'pe^tof^etetorod*. Mthi.ionngn. ottoman*, walnut chalre, mahogany dtoing room end enimberAelr*. ' -ZhUcs—Centre, tide end dining,ofnementtl, top. <to»»o*«woedpUße,ettoedmnew; BDdoU* end meotle oroemenUs i bureau*, dreedng end P**to "»*** Mdepeo SSSS. md mLtntW Orta, Jrar* l£- «». JfJJ ware. Ore Irooe, fender*. <"!».■»*! kind*; together with e **&**!"**}**£%* 9 SSHS!'a* A catalogue of the article* will he ready tor Miteryeo the day of sale. Terms mad* kOTnjmjlgdg*^ ' H. POTL*. Auct’r. X»Ue«« OBALED PEOPOSALB will U Mfttvtffar •*% * -S noderrigntd,eommlttaataC Till. W«« P. M., on W«D!«a)AY. November lit. for tb« leaa* «f tb« Tmj fcßi «n to Jgoee’ Upper the Xoaongiholo mtf, oppctfte Stttfo k The above letoe bto ten yew* to ma from April Irt.lSM. >« ISAAC JONK, mrikii cor. Treat nd Bon ftneU. Books jdst rkckivkd.— _ Tn*«U lQ Sgjpt nd Bdj Uod, tgr luguiif.; m» "rSoIW., BMd-Tlm« and Hanot; On Bibl. la Um kail, borneane marketplace; QladTMinp. . Mra. mu'# family Monitor and guida to aodal happiness. Berridge's Christian World un®***L New Testament, wltft notpa by Aooott, 1 toI, cbnp, fcr BsiMiiTttbtol ttieb|ti. WiTlted'i Moral Science and Political Boonomy. Paley's Natural Theology. Christianity Demonstrated, Newcoabe, Chndo and Jonas, Tholock. Baltb’s Natural History of Homan Sped** Hush Millet** boohs. . . _ Histon of Cuba, from disooTsry to the present time. «• InstreUdi Ballon. ALOra-THE NEW STORY. M A» * work of fiction, It Flout tfttibwtwliinmd. In many adsy. It cannot fhil to be read with d**p latent by all who hara true toting and warm ajnpathSM. Than U gaola*, p»tho«, humor and moral la la charming .pagan JOHN ft DftYISOS, s«p"9 * aft Muktt, nor fourth rtrat kff KCilAftlCß AND OTiUBB wUhtng to pweoie eU** IVi k>t of ground, within twenty mlnntes walk ofth* and In a naehhy end pleeeant location, at a*J* price t pd an wit terma. can be cocoainodatad bt 8 CUTHBERT * BbNTldO Thhd treat A SPLENDID TABM PUB lULI-BtMM M the Youghiogheny rirer, 1 mile* abore McKeeqpect, end twenty from the city, eighty tcree lira fine Mate of eultira- SoSsny of prime bottom lend; balanoe ebetee timber, and well watered; a two-etory brick dwelHog boom; a Urge frame barn, and other improremegta« apple and pmg> or as#- Fot uo raw m OOLKN UObUSBY.—A. A. MASON * TO. *»▼* waived. 600 doaen Wooten HoeieTy. Ladies plain and black ribbed; do do white do; do do elate do; do do saaortod Colorado; qeots Merino U Ho» 5 do Woolen >% do. F^ Jutt raodtad, ral w bat, Jartotu , gndes of Mask Bombailnea. Wa tarltatha aUooUon of tbs Hatters to oor always superior of this da« of goods- —LADD*RB VA-NTKD-—Tb« hl(be« cuh prist ptld t 1 A-JiHSMOOK * CO, coroar Wood aodTtatatatk*. ~pg v corn« DUmpad jisdlfatEtt it*- COD LIVBH OliZ—l siom Bitol'»jg«to«eo4U™r VRlTJflßtt* —I btre iwoottod tMtiuHnp of PoffanuiJ. coniWnj rferwy «Mel» to mtrrlinas thooo vtohing g«M hrtoiMrj ToaH*” l “ call ud l»n< mj «Mk, &«**» • ALL BU.NNHTa-rA. A. MASOM wired • luge KMortmtat of Jit etfUß of felf ead W SSS^airoißi4Ooeenaer. WMt»*”**sssls6;, liMTjSnSit., ’ 3m 1 52?“" BtohWrgLndUo.,, ~.. SSSStie, 'lo&mU Id gellinc ami latent •stfrsq^SE&wbm&s?s tb« servira of £om Who mi; d.rfr« to -“P 10 --„ pbrfgtag to .ttond MthraU, «• tnutea to blmgb* conclude, by referring too pnbUc w *tw ffis* - r [ jElboigb. AngMt a, 184*. : ~T „ pwmnai, Aagoat IT tfc'Udt The ton* l«en acquainted »»ih Mr. Hjhi r.JUtoc, here no hesitation In recommending him, to all wbcrniay Vtth towpjtloj ttaepr Hmt« nf undoubted Integrity and industry, IbSU exerttona et«r> sfliwmAy^epUcaL. - • *• ' -jkiSKSSr * **7unS§lfo& N. Uelmaa ABoo>, p R laid’ {noer^KitißU £ LmJmT LTfemingaton. W ' »rm dalle briostiai P» B£& new toTeatloo*, uul tb* 1 sS v 4‘-r n uT;^*«^S SSwfSllirtoular,. , trj® *U» fcU ’ ’ <J Snwirtor rt»et,ol«rriM4,flfUo ; Tdrtaleio Pittsburgh in tbefcUpringbao*®?*— , , . J*, WlleOX , , ■■" jLE.Belle», * ‘ <J.‘ H. ".,, Joel Mobler, BrijJ.-PBge, Jr*j J. H. Ceeeel. ' _ jßtgho*y citj.—l* A, BeAlum,. Pressly A Me«w,J. A- Patterson, Join* Q gmith , —iffTisr' . A UIDIUBOS COMAJIT, HABTPOAD, CONK. -- OkutcMd 1819«*CKplt&18tMk $300,000. , THOB. K. BBAa£p*wMwiW*ir. " *«• TBI)3. : TVIHECTOBS— Ibomas K- Brans, • 1/ Samuel Tudor, - Bbeaesar *]*««» Ward Wood bridge, B.A.BftU»toy, . joeenb Choreh, Bol*»4M*tier, 1 EKriekKlS, > Robert ba«U, Samoel 8. Ward, Miles A. Tattle, Henry Z. Pratt, John L. Boswell, . Austin fienbap, . j guetattu V. Daris, ' 1 TeniOa STHorgaa. 49-P(dßlee on Fireend Inland Risk*baaed onurora wJXSti ' - -OBOIWI *.‘AJOiOW>i . *dnellKly-< No. 74 Fonrttf ettwtj Wtt»kn»tb; • ji iiiettnance Compkfty oj D. KCIO, President; BAH 04& HJtokraTvt,between Markel and Wbodttrg*. lreland CABGtr Risks, on the QMo and Miaeu rippßlreraand,tributaries.' “ 1 Tniraree against Lew dr Damage bT Fire. ALBO-Against the Perils of lie Sea, and Inland Herign aottfßdTranspdrtatlen. H.D.Xlnf, yrm.fn SaianxelV. K&r, tama«lß«*t « William Bingham, jtotMTt l)imltp r )f., JohaB.Mlvofth f ' T M BeBJMBfc, - JTfMtetoSeUecs, &. Haxbaukb, - , - J.Befcpowiuk*r, ' Walter B mat* 1 ■ WUH— B. Hay. Bhlpton. deeffi AIARGE LOT FOR SALE. A LOT Ot UROU.tD.on the rirer bank, fn Binaloghfcm. BSB fedt br 3*o teat, and bounded far fearairwW,»G: ba aoM ou renaupabla tar**- If ‘to *—* B&ttmtUAOi i ne» rlua vorts, and aoreral other maau&otnrinf Usftnmu. It ie the lamet and ball lot.no> to be had iu Birmingham t>f madoteeiarfdk pnipoaea. T^W.perfect. ““ d-r of Jy2a . Frank itrat. »bof■ SmllhfleUl. . PiTTSBOBOH T.<fc. yin and Karine Insurance Company; OFFICE 65 FIFTH STiUEET,' H 4 SONIC UiLL, PITTSBURGH, PA. jAMJffi & BOOM, Fiwddrat Caiuxa A-Oatok, 6*ct»t«7' _, . . Itua Company make* ovary touronee appertaining to or connected with LlFit BIKKH. ' Alao, Hull anJ Cargo Bisks on tb« Ohio and Uw •Inippi riven and tributarfca, and Marine Risks generally And against Ire* and Damage by Fire, and against ih> Perils of tbe tea and Inland SavigaiJoa and Tranuwrtatkn policies hmeiUtth* lowest rates consistent with safot; to all parties. . micro**/ JameaS. Hoon, Wm.B.H»Ton t fc’ClurlLas, Jaansa 1). N’QUL AlaxamiwßradUj, Jobs Scott, John ?ulle*toa, Jv»«i>b P. O&zsua, 34. D., Koi*rt Galway, Ju4>* W’Alpiu, * launder Ita/ooMi, Am- Wm.F. Jchcrten, ation* County, Jarntn Marsh* 1, Horatio fl. Lm, Qoum B.Bblc«n, Hiram Stowa* Boarec. -• niyt&ly fr=S»ASSOCIATKU Firemen’* Iwunmci Company of the City of Pittsburgh j7t MOOUHAAD. Pm*lent—BOßEßT FINMEV, Bem- ißinrß iphnt nBl tn) MASINB HIBKB of tl Qflto*; No. 99 Water street. 3 K Moorhead, W.J. Anderson, B-C-Savrer, B.B.Bfanpson, Wm. M. H. B. Wllklnn, 0. n.ftralson, William OoHiojvood, B. B. Roberta, John M. Irvin, Joseph Kaye, WnuWnfcfniian, ' Darid Campbell. jalS rr~. Ci TR&OS&) lU> HAUKW etnet, PUu ILjy^ bargh, Importer and Whoineile Dealer la FANCY 4Si> STAPUi YARIKTY A.\T> DRY GOODS, oSn to dt> rT w| ewatir M large nod w*U leetid stock v* tools m eaj Eastern house, and seme prices, thus «v»)r f rdght, tine egdeaponsas. ■ rrt=»L 6/o» of meeting, WattKtO'.iliell, Wood street, between Fifth street sad Ytrgftt alley, rmnmn Loses, No.336—Meets «wj SueeiUjdeenldg. Hnoinu-fouxram, H>.BwMwU fiat and tbirt Friday of eeeh month. ■ {meriMy- WNtin HmrlTvmiaUupttal^ Dr*. U adtMWK, Becond, botwwo Wcodmd Market «treeU, ud J. egn*r of Diamond, ABe ttee? etty, *te Pbrtkduuto On abor# lusti tattoo, ftr tfe* fiiat-qasrftir of ISM. Applications far irintiitoo aiy bp Bid* to (bast at el: fbooxt at lhair.Qfflee*. or it the Hospital it 2 o’clock, P. il. -B*PWto«fc*OfiotitlanOl Injary are tccclthl it in h*art.~ without form. • - • : ' jalOi|» firs* 9«Ucc—Tbff JOUBNKYMUN TAILOBB SO dKT}'« ol Plttabofgh »nd Ailegbrar, m«t« qb th* ftrttWEblWßDiY oferery month, at SCUBCWjnTIH’S, in tha Diamond. I Bro Mar. >fcy ; * . \ 080. W. SgKMS. Boewtnry. ATTENTION! B.Q. in hereby noticed v IKy attend at yottt Annojj,»n MONDAYS, WEDNES DAYS and FSpiATp 4 tw drin, and to tranmei raeh buii oewaa may OdQ\a LieJDn tha Company. ' P. KANE, mfrgfcfimd.. , lawnhpy pro i>tiV rS>iIOKIO(i IiUDOE, I. U. O. F-—Tbt Asgeioaa Lodfe, Ho. 289,1,0. of 0. K,ine*ij «t«tj Talinartijimlmln TrrrTitnitnt TfaTlj Wirrrl it tJyLj liand for Sale I CAA ICESB OV ItAMD IN FORBBT COUNTY, no: xO\JV UtfCUrtKriTW. TMahad laheavily Umbered, tut an excellent toll, and la aid tooeecaia us etraadaM* o! iron on, tad a thick T«ia of bttuaUaooa coal. Tbe Venae go railroad, which viUne&mbtadly be built, will rn ear} ■oteto U, If not dlaaetlj aaraa & 13m MHlunarn eree* rpm tbroegblt. AI£O,6OG awet eoußiT.waU timbered andwatered, •aid Mag Mu tberoute of Use Banbury and Krleni tread. No better tateatmeut could be made than Us tbeee-land*. Tbe completion of the Banbury, and Brie, Use Allegheny Valley, and thf Yearn if' raUroada through that region will reader t£e oMS,lumber, iron ore and eolkof greet [ nine, nfobt oT 0. B. H. SMITH, Attorney et lew, No. 147 Yeurth street. fcbtteamrif la»t (fcrfealo* A GOOD BUILDING IDT, 34 tet froot omCarnmsteset by 100 fret in depth, in Bfrmipghany will- b» aotd. cheap/ Enquire of X GUiMOM, jrlB at oflce of the Homing Port. . BUILDISQ liOT VOR SALB. A LOT 24 fret front on WYLIE stm t. and extending. . back 10C feet te WMe Alter. On tbe beck pert of the Is*teaCW]LfWeli,bmmYiw twoonall Houses. TbisLr! to tendMtnbte location for awsfatawf paadwfltbe ecM lor, and ou frwarahte tsmm. TUle good,*** eteer from tnenbn&en ■ Enquire of GBQ.I. SILUCOUi ■ jgU At Otee of MernJnw fwt" A m A gbod bargain mb be hid by enylying mb at tbe OSes of tie MORNING COST. ' ' ijlfctr' , . 4 66 wood erusr pmsßtJfcon. . TUB* IMPORTED AND NOW OPEN'A FULL ASBOBT- J nantofPreDch and ant White OUm, Gilt end White end Colored Stow* Chins; conmbii Were write- Me foe country teed*. < iespNMm] . H HODKINBON. loots AmiS* JK’LAOGHLIN. No. 96 Fburth street, nearly anociU » tbt MtTffT’f U "'■nnt.»tii T 4wgfl.«t' l «nri i »ftr«l Boas, low oboes, ties sad buttoned s-Oongrase and Batton cd Gsiters; Ladles* Boots, Half Boots, Jenny Linds, Slip* pen, sad French Lashing Gaita*a,-of every color end shade; frney Kid sad Satin Gsiters, oftbe best material; Mlsm and Children's do, ef every variety. , , ' N. B.—All binds mads tocrter.ou Aoet noßss. - (ante • ” For Rent. : A LARGS AND 00NTBB1SNT DWELLING HOURS— A On north Canal street,bstweenSsrt Lane andCbert nnt street, Allegheny. Piiaw «*» be had abent the Ist of November, and the rent te the Ist of April next wnl be eery low. The Property een be leasedJor stem ona to firs years. "Inquire o| HENRY BPKOCL, or G. W. CASS, BepSSrflm* Oflce of Adams A Oo.*a Express. gsUee! mHJB Stockholders of tbe Pennsylvania Insnranoe .Oom- I p« TT >/ pm«hnryh. are hereby notified to mast for tee •teoteNidf Directors, at the .office of arid Company, corner 0( Fourth ami Saltbfleld streets, Pittsburgh, Pa-, on MON DAY, the 6th day of November, 1664, at 10 o'clock, A. M. It brine the annual election, as pro Tided by the charier. RtotSS- raep2B) X-A,CARRIER, Bee'y. John W. Butler A Co>> F awarding and commission merchants— paakrsla.all kinds of Pittsburgh atam»eu».tnii— % Lead Iflpe and aWri T T*d. 8T Prot \ street. [aepW YbROWFSXGQ GINGER—The best Choleta Prevail Tb ironowinnee 8 from received by . . JOS. KLBMISQ. o* pnorrliyi rw*tr«< I {ajflgf w. A. MX^LUnfT. YTXCILaiOR FAMILY STARCH.—The wish '/TV; njbfcb Urn ftarsh is prsaued, render wholly unneree '■uytjte.tiae of starch polVm or spermaceti, as it prodneea a fihspttlsbt, vdtNap np or tajnringilhe flnaat tab- JgytrwdTfd. 2tfropt»w»« j jCftit WlnrtiTtHiT-i ~" ~* wHI r* a —f v*v& wm *&>&s■ r .•>-«,i fc ’uV': [ J _.,... ~~~~~Y~ ’- A * v*-_tVv r j‘,» 't-. *• • •. '-‘h- • . -, • o ■a, ■' : ' i ,\ 'f' J ‘ - ■ . ' ' ’ -% , ■ i t -TIHfIAINS B ‘ Jn gtfth w«rt. «>t»* *• W «Wi.’ i -» |D6 HUPBBB~*II temate». r , T-jKo,» BUCK DWttfcWO BOUSVup^f.^ram J . tbrm ««r WttHSQ 8008, »»U M** «J i j|*N, cm Seooed rtnet. ■ • ACRBB Of LARD, with rwd. igftw nHHti wi7 the Oteembarf Tnropfte, sad wtthia wmr mil** of the eoort borne. FOUR BLOCKS, etch 1W fret tqwe, amr the - nortfiwl of the Fberpwaiw BrMfe. " • Al»o, FIFTY BUILDING LOTS, ernkSS hf W»fcet,B«m ACBBB OP LAND In Collin*Town*Hp'. AI»! TKN Aeraror WSD l> <MUta»ftn*B l£ TWO TWO AOWSJfM » 9m*m Towb^^ Also, A HOUM*W>Wt« *?»!!£,«**•* m rv* mlaghiai. Apply tQ' •B'AUBB BLABKLY. - . . &STA'i!'K 44 *l3^ 11 T&o»* Are tiro itory HBICK BOUfIBS . • of featery fnd Pens rtrMtt. Tfcto Pwpmy ■» • ■***► 4 test location fog hgitneM, M«]g the notet BohN) end to tbe •neJghborfaooa «f' IM** , P** ~-... | iron work*, foondries, to; It sill -be >oW WP» vT i* f ertjonmble terms tbe oweer intesdfoc ic mm WML t Apply to JAM£3 BLAKELY, Ptafar t> BaalgaUto> . j JUST tU£C£CTJU>— fntMtt fox Octobw; Qnham for October;. , Poagfoc Oettfcgjt • Jfa4&IUU rtwt, amxlAv&tt. HEATING 6ToVBB—W*V*dd nail tWattemttotjrthe L . pablid'tb oar iMortmeat of HIATISQ BTOVXS, of ' tSemart diisixmblepettema.«attapl«.fi>fetfofta, < # e s*^g; ' Oi* } K attemboafa, »nd,«fe?y * ',l; ; Heatfng sm ip i i /i •weperior in rtyle of design, beauty of flcbh, et*F prtewfk- ? utilitr, to any «ÜbUtbmcnt of thaWntfffi tbodty. ffit* u»»mR. tiRAFP t BEISIKSJQ**iOjIAIFr--‘ : ■ .V, ,■ . ; Htfroodmeet- INSTATE OP JOSEPH JfTtil MI, ii of adartnUtnilon haring been mtaAto tba onder nigned, on the eenonal eatate of JOgPIE jUte o.r t & Fifth Wartfof the dty *f PttttbWm F«* eoDi Xonwing tbrtnselTt* indebted iflu call th^ytUc, * (w» wing claim* nrtft prewnt at the oßeeef the undersigned, oorner 6f Hnn m fcm;ui- Mi nneU. JAMKS BLAKELY, OolHn* I«****>to- • Pitteburfh, September 26, 1>64- - {**p2» * BUBdCMBBK ISTKNDB VIBITIHO TBKt>TATB ,|jsf lows and tb« Territory of ailonwotm iufc tbort nw*, and will lanTe this city for that porpoA wkaftotendiogtomak* Xgml at lownOtr. I«w»* 8*- **®l»“* Stiaw*a*t Ito* aesotn. He solicits the patronage of those peraoneuaslrene or Locating Leads in tte West He attend to Lpc*t(nc Lands to the Territory of *ißSlnc«,.<* *»«!*«* U>t*s>*.dtj **jjgfe A s*iSr Beal Beta!* aafrSnrefWM Agent Bmlthfl^d l etwwt; , FtO*BttrtH. UTNASi’S MONTHLY. VUE OQEQUKK, ' Cba&ntf—'Portraits of Ccntrfbotorr, So.lT, (BUMV cf “Our New President.” lz-Caantbcdgwick, PartL а, tshjU-t’o Portfolio. . s. AtnerL X. African Pmerblal Philosophy. б. IvnalPeUft; or. Fifty Years of Kxtta. ' 6.PopuUr'Bap*-Tstiti<ms sod Ballad LUermton o*; Bog land.' lo the Middle Ages. . ... '7. Kellie, Wattblog. 8. Korda; Their Meaning and MnVa. 9. A Day cn th« Danabe. ' 10. The jhanow QoarriM of the World, lfc A Trip frapi Clilhnehu* to toe Bkm Madr*.. - IB* A Thanhffiriag. 1?. The Shedow. • K thank ant Otmwqnenree of the BnariattWir. la. The Eeprobf—The Baply. .. IA-khaJEditor at Large. 17. A Yankee Diogenea. IS. AS coital Botaa. Jut reoeirtd aril for aide hr ! W. A. GILBKNBDiKBY A 0O» eep27 Ho.79Bmutk«ttaet*; SUAWLBI ftt|A W LSII—Loog MkThibet BbCTU» Wk Tbtbei 6h*«)s; fitter* Boy State £b**Wt iMfc Bey Btete Shmtlt; kng Bnebt fhtvk; tqtttre Bretfn Shawl*; JmitfcjChihiawegharwUyaßdilußr.hCMh—iw- Searfr. tn great variety.'at *ry« ! HAQAW A AHL% flLMtTkat ati—L , QrplUß*i G*mt Bmle* ILL be ottnA at phMlr'aate. «t ttr MEKCHIEW* EXCfiINSB, ob THUKBDAT XTSHING; sth, IBM, by Artier of the Orrimti 1 Oocrt.of Atlfffa— iaUtbo property of rarid frn m, iitmfint.llnfrril— hit r fcofldhiglot, ritsUtdoa 4b*ogr*«r<rf Peonud24arfc«iy' xtreeU, baring ilfroofcoaFosit iftNt, B*WfcoV mfif . along. JUrborr illQ fc«fc,K> the alley, >*£fcA bwaie Ike- s ’• < Penney Waiwßalroad Depot Abo, at t o’elofck, P. on HATUBPAY. ,11m Ilh day oT October IS6A will beeobSoQ tb*' a.»jn&oret jt»v r '■ pent BtdJdfog Ipt*, in the Etgbitt Wert, &&. tha-Kuth' ' Jji,-'"- Wart YtfhUfc fcnool Doom. Term* uad» knovaai nl% C - «! ' * * 1 T ' XDMDWD GREER, \ “ BHPHTA GREEK. f Adtt*lK ! llOS¥v ’' 1 CARPSI SACK. containing acme Clothing eh*other A. artkles.waa toet oo Tneaday int, mm erbmm totho city; end with it * Cassimere Cost. Any person finding bea**ere, and l«*'U&g r Abf& tta.4B3 Liberty siren, or attlil*office,TilfbeHberatty m>- carded ; /. j JbfttNflW*? -T* .' • i A OAKO. DR. R. WRAT tenders hi* junfosiincul *er»iae*to lih' former friend* and the p W«R««aMr- »'*->:-* ' corner of Weberns midße steeet*.. (mS-tln*. 1 MOURN ISO ROOD!*.—A. A.WASbH A cb-wfll open » on the 29th September a targp Jot of FKRHCtI ,MB~ Rl»OB, ebich wfll be»kfld-ni<B% cento—qsnalprtcgjl. ' \»ou&N*se Aon .n kts—we »nr ojkn on ti» soTS til . (ember new Fall strles of Mourning Bonnet*.. MPas a. a. mason * o>. ONNKT ftlUtS, HATIRAAMO VJ6LVRTB—A- A. Y.Ar SON A 00. bare Jnrt reorired a tarp.TOtaty oC "non* net Velvets, Satins end Mb. . _ar pM ClOttW— 1000 bvttMeebaOed Oarn. Ibr eelsin aer* atofato j and Pennsylvania railroad depot, by eepas ; ENGLISH A RICTA’aDSOW. OATS— IAOO bushels OaU, for atufefoaod Pennsylranfo railroad depot, by wy2a Ktama a bi^jabbbor. 'I'IMuTHF- BEAD—2» bushel* prlmo limotby Seed, in 1 store and for sale by wp» • : ■ Kyoura A RICTTARItfOg. aUUAKS- O 10 bbdajUiveriagVßa* P.enpa;. bO Crowed Bcgar; SO bbta Lotiglnffta Br* lTff df i s ?g «y; U WUa suga»>bo«»' l Syrnp. Tor sale by »p 25 '7. r. dRATO, Ho.lDUacnft. r|M> KitKCUANTb— L *OO pure Mustard; 100 joxe*i superior Mustard. Whotaeale by ‘ eepSb • F. K. DRAVO, No. 1 Diamond. ( *1 r.V fitOPKArYFOR SALE.—A Dwelling Home, wKb t rcfcus, finished attic and cellar The Lot lr Alnr9o feet, situatedon Sixth street, near Grant. A wril finished House, on Wylie atrpei, withiLstSSlby 90 AcL.' , • , •-...- • A Brick HooseL cn Oath street, with Lot 2T feet font by 100 deep, to an s lley. .A three story Dwelling House,oo Handstreet. Three'good Hopse*, on Tided street, anr W«<d, besides '• many other* in viarioos locations end on easy term*. ■ If yon went c Boose, Farm,or Building Lot* the place to atjtke Bed Estats.Qflcoof , -j. - -■ i ‘ B.COTHBIBT' A BGS, wpW i- \ ; 140Thlrd street ■llO LOAN- gU.OOO, os BOtee secured by eftpereomety 1 hdad*,ascoBaterals«arity~'Eaqnir»«f ■ .1= »u!8 , I : . THOMAS WOODS. 78 Forth st. UAGAN * A&L knee recstved » beentifni imflrtmcnt of strived find figured ell/wao! TMirinsc.> Afo*» «J ; it eboieo lot of figured end striped- DriM Jilki; and thay-iw- < »pectftaUy solicit ja call tram the icdbs ■ soplß • EW tirigio—Just teceried, per express, by CHAB LOTTE BLtJMB— . Vetenfia' Pofkai by. Carl Eckert; Florence flobottlsnh. by , Welland; DarkJlyed Beauty «f the South, by Hsay Corn wall; Elusion QSoadrille, with portrmUoMbefc|e*On:- Ut«with* Playful Beurt; BUeo Key, by Stephen fflem; - Tbe Bother’s Smile, for Guitar, by W. V. Wallace; Passed • Away to. Oeeven, for Calcar, by W. Y. Wallace; lusimer Hours, by J. B. Tjillj; of our Birthplace byMo' jess ? VTcuM we'd Never Mot; Farewell Sehottiach, orw. Y. WaLv . Icee; Pleasure Pdlka; Bonnie Benda Gr*y,byC.W.VJloV«r;' Alleghany Waltsesr Belle Brunette Polka,'by PrMtanr! n» Wbbhtg Gate, comic bode; Home, Wham ,C MD f M Never Come; La Germ*ttdree Yalse, par Btepheo.' Gknrer; Old Posey, latest Ethiopian song; Good Night, "Beloved t serenade,-written by Longfellow; Breaming of Thee foe ever,by-Wm-Y.Wallace. Also all the Iciest Mwi»pnb»r ilshed, for minby sap2S OHABLOTTK BLPME, 11& Wood street. y OUMT WASHINGTON BEBIDJSNCXS FOE BALB* ITJL A comfortable Dwelling House, jost finished, plsafr antiy sfautal on'Maria ares se, cofftalnicg sfat teems M ' cdlaxyprica |I,XO. , . Also, two huge Frame Houses, suitable fcrftttrtenahfo, with two large Lote*of Ground, well of good wafer, fruit trees, will be eoM at a bargain as the owner Intends r«- moving West. > Ten-choice Is>tt of Ground, 128 feet front, on the brew oT the MB, by om 300 feet (deep, having a fine stownf the ritiee,rim*, Ac.—price arid term* easy. Abe, two Frarießouse*, with large Lota of Ground. Abe, four Building Lrtvgood rise and well situated— price fttO each: 880 In Irand, balanoa in four years. i‘ - - 1 8. CDTHBEBX A.BOS, .aril I Ties 1 Estate Agent*, 140 Third strmt. TbOOEVAX DAVlfcOifQ. •» MABKEf ASSESS, near ‘lw fourth “ . . -IBs Bow in the Clouds, or Covenant Mercy for the Af fiieted. • • Oenselattom fag the AflUctcd People of QoJ»by Bar. J. W. Alexander, 8.8, cheap edition |£&. ■, Hemobsof Stebo, Tara. . Utabaßdtfee |ionnoni,thrirhbtory t eo<tonis,«lfleiH—>, . Ae. Ac., by Perris. • ' ' .* '.taapna Persons and Ptacee, bnOta’ new book. Tbe Old H(>saa by the Elver. Kafkarin* Ashton, by Sewell; last book. Ftoeßcallgwtpn. ' . , Lives of XJhief Justieec of the Cidled Biates. OldßadjStone.' ’ -l " ' tbe GrlnneD Bzpeditfcn. 1 ' ChfeTtfact and tbe Ofiier, Penaingdale. BeltExpUnatay Bible, referenoea printed at lengths ' • Coßybaaze end Howacm'a Ufeand apfetlesef Bt. Pan£. k’is.wg HistM7 of Eeeeeaton Church. Wor&sw 'rftt’s Pictorial Greece, superbly SUuotmML . - Tbe Land we Live In; a pictorial sad Uterarr.. ftrtcb Book of tbe British Em jdre, IvoUiLaaiim' B*. Smith’s Hlitory of Greeee, ic. Ac. Ac. r Nev/ Books opening almost daily at BAYTSOJPp' ‘ »ep2S 66 Market rireet, new P jurtfa. XTKW fIQQ&SI KKW iCOKaif— Ij Xlfc, by JUt. J. Q. Wood, tTSTe, * 4 ul««» ' "Florence Edgerton, or Sonehlne aad Shaders hr the au thor etf Clare Stanley, Ac. 'J *° y Influence of ttye Brß Genius, by the' vaHAda of a Trap to Catch tob«Bi{ illustrated. /. < * : The Great City of the Middle Aj m or %he UMatriaW Bmopms OTUi»tto«, by TbMdf n Aloie BaeUer, B. A. tte T»tM» of Rolando, or Eaaad the World, by Oecu UiTtltj, A.H. / / Th.ar«itßrfl)CTgo»,»/ nMKM t^ BT teR^BT , by ADttomj Owto, fctiMrt, .• BpmitL. with thirty-two IfinstrW PrftiHiroW, o. tk>' bj bnt X. Xjat. Jo« receded by 1 ' - np2S BAF QLABS— !*•* riL B. LAU7FKE. 87 -- - jXt* 8x10; 75 boxes 10x12; Tl ». 10x14 Fornlobr , v • BMITH * iMtbMW MKKIAO6—A good STtfolavorth. f t aaUtaf 1 *£*.>s«■*** ■jgg.' A. MASON A wa. I>o?tEE—l7 flrttaa firaata dairy park'd Buttar, thla day A>- CcoeiTad by railroad, and for aalf by _**&> hbot&th. oomaa. r Imf Ttttiicw,<bf wl»ly • _ JL wptt ffiOBT H. OOIXOff. A. A. MASO'.I « LV. JEi xtonoV, a new and apleiuUd lr.t of ffinbroidari—. ttibnddertd Book and Cambric <3aUara andMeareef f ®T)e f . do . d 0 *ObaeUMtt« mad Raws s babritßiflDi Elaavw as* Xb>tat»; Book tod Cambria llomiainaa-Bdginga andlniertinca; Midland gwteaßands Pftln Qraaa Linon Ilaiidkarchiefc* gemaflafctd.fchwp da;. Bmbnddarad Linen Cumbria do; * lar ja aiMortaaiit of tbe wry derirafaje Bmbirirtnriaa. wpl* r|M)n iuUiT— a satAti Availing. lion—. with tag* U& <rf I; Orouod, plwuor.tly Bituated.©* < ‘iowHon la bwltbj ; tad ignite, virioa can baiad. JPo a imall JunUjr de«ln><M of wmariog Ep*a ■ fl» dty to thn para air of the conntry, Ihli btkwaMi ■ i '*i.x .i 1 ■ ' < fru mrin to V i * \ \
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