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- OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
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FRIDAY MORNING
" "STATE DEMOCRATIC HOMIH ATXOH
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
ARNOLD PLUMER,
AIXI or VKSAlfoo convrr._
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC HOMISATIOHS
WILLIAM WILKINS. Peeves L-anthlp.
JAMES B. FULTON, Twntum :
SAMUEL SMITH. AlViilu-ny :
R. A. BAUSMaN, South Plttjburpb
C MAGKK, IHtfbv.i-p.-h :
L B. PATTERSON. Mifflin
ROPY PATTERSON, City
JOHN BIRHINUUAM, Ohio toumhlp
TRIASfRRR
THOMAS BLACKMuRK, Upper St. Cinir
WILLIAM ALKY AN DER, City
COMMISSIONS*
JACOB TOMES. FUtfibumb.
ACDITOts :
JOHN MORKAV. South Pittsburgh
A . \V. PENTLAND, BswLkley.
DIRtCTOR OF POOR :
WM. BELT7.UOOYKR, 1-ower Bt. Clair.
Democratic County Committee of Correspondence.
Under a reeotutlon o( the lata Democratic Convention,
the following gentlemen hare been appointed the County
Committee of Correspondence for cue year :
Hon. i
Pittsburgh; Slichael beer . V small lea Town
Tnwnatdp Johla »i- 1, -• Soolt ,
ship. John N McO'o.rjr. “ b "rgh; Col. A drew Soolt,
Elisabeth; John ~, V„ Allegheny , Morrison Poster,
r^ ;^U^^' A. »■ Mcr«.
larari Mnrth KayrUt; Tewndbip.
ThVoc.nunltleeorCotraspond-n.-e ale-re named will meal
at the St Charles Hotel. Pittsburgh, on SaTCEnir. Septem
ber 6, 1566, at " o'clock A M
&AML. W. BLACK. Chairman.
PASSMORK WILLIAMSON AND ABOLI
tiosism
Three months ago the name of Passmore
Williamson had not been heard of by ninety nine
one hundredths of the people of this State. Now
he is the candidate of the Abolition party for
Canal Commieeioner. And what hae given this
man, eo lately unknown, this Buddcn notoriety,
and this claim upon publio confidence ' His
frionds will answer, " It Is because he has shown
himself a good Abolitionist ” The records o
tho Philadelphia Courts will mdicalr that it is
because ho hae abetted and encouraged an assault
and battery, abducted a uegress and her children,
and sworn to an untruth. He is in jail on
oharge of having made under oath a false answer
to a writ of Habeas Corpus. He was under in
dictment for assault and battery. He is charge
with having enticed away a slave from her mas
ter against her will. It is true that, in regard
to this last charge, the woman note swears that
it was not against her will; and she seems ready
to swear to anything her now found friends may
desire. But oertain it is that respectable wit
nesses testify directly in oontradiotton to her
present story. But the main feature of W iUtam
son’s case, and the one that has made a great
man of him, is that alleged false answer on oath
for which ho is in prison. And this is his re
commendation, and the only one we bavo yet
beard of, to a high and responsible offioe. A
Canal Commissioner takes an oath to do his
duty faithfully. Mr. Williamson will swear with
alacrity, perhaps, if he gels a chance. But
will his oath bind him '
What else has Passmore Williamson done
to show his fitness for Canal Commissioner r
We know of nothing, unless it he that he has
prosed himself a worthy member cf that party
that swears eternal hatred and hostility to the
people of the South. Large quantities of mer
chandise ooming from and goiog to the South
hare heretofore passed otter cor F qM !, c works;
and it is probably supposed that by piaoicg
Williamson in the office of manager if those
public works, he will have the power to wreak
his unprovoked vengeance on everything South
ern. No matter about his fitnesß for the office
Character, oapacity, honesty, are old fashioned
virtues, and don't suit the distempered times in
which we live. No inquiry 1b made for such
qualifications now. "Is he honest’ I« ho cs,.
pablo? Is he attached to the constitution V
Such were the questions in refereDoe to candi
dates that used to be asked by our fathers Is
Williamson honest: He is in j»H ’or alleged
false swearing " Is ho capable He was
never heard of beforo as a bnsinesß man, and
has had no experience in public affairs. " Is he
attaohed to the constitution*" He belongs to
that Abolition party that proclaims the constl
tntion a lie, and the Union a compact that
jhonld be diseolvod. Ho belongs to a party,
one of whose champions burned a oopy of the
constitution at a pnblio meeting not loDg ago, to
show his abhorronoo of it.
The old catechism won't do for these modem
timee. Our fathers were old fogios, and their
old homespun sincerity and patriotism would
be laughed at now-a days. Let us reverse the
old oateohiem, and apply it to Williamson, who
i, now nominated for a high offioe. "Is he
dishonest! ” Behold his imprisonment for an
alleged crime. "Is he incapable?” He has
given no evidenoe of oapaoity. " Is be oppoui
to the Constitution 1" Ho belongs to the party
that defies, abhors, and publioly burns it. He ll
do, shout REPUBLICANS in State Convention
assembled, and he is nominated "4) aedamtt
But tbero is a deopor motivo in this nomina
tion than the mere unfitness of tho thing. The
party that publicly burns the Constitution, that
preaches disunion, that says that when the
Bible oomes between them and slavery they will
give it no quarter, has a motive for this nomi
nation that is easily seen. It is the same party
that has labored for years to degrade the Execu
tive and Legislative functions of this govern
ment, and they now strike at the Judiciary.
All functions and all branches of our noble
fabric of government must be assailed, and the
confidence of the people in them destroyed.
To resist the execution of the laws unto murder
is heroism. To be adjudged guilty of a crime
is a recommendation to offioe. To be removed
from offioe for a cause shown is martyrdom de
serving ft orown.
We congratulate the oountry upon two evente :
one ifl that that pseudo Legislature of Kansas
&re enacting laws bo extravagant, absurd and
wicked as to render them powerless and void.
The absurdity of its acts rendere It an impotent
laroe and the rascality of its proceedings Is bo
arousing publio indignation as to render the
future freedom of Kansas a certainty.
The other oauee of congratulation is, that
this Abolition party, under tho false name of
Republican, is, in its initiatory steps, so passiog
the bounds of decorum and propnety a. to open
be eyes of all sensible men, and will render th
party powerless for mischief, as t«.. tnoapab e
Mgood The republican party had one prece
dent for H. nomination. Some years ago a mU
IBn of Pittsburgh was in prison for an alleged
offence against public law. He was norm
nated and elected Mayor while there and
Governor Johneton pardoned him out of jail
that he might be sworn into offioe. The repub
lioaus follow that example. Let the people
j udge them. ____
Mr. William G. Etwood, a wooeerful ■ and en
terprislog merchant of Franklin townahip, West
day morning la* after a few bourn tUneea
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T U f “t f:i«-.«... i tkrom ££?£ U« o™t American and TLSJxprew A Mall Route.
By the last adtioee from Sail Lake, up to the tu*jftw y• , o ‘, t . l . cr[:T sn , of improre- iltis a lamentable fact that lean n-Kird n had .hiu «rt2?w IW L , T ,^i lU S e jSS. ,!4 MlL,a ulf uhtaNck BAVKD.
let of July, it appears the grasshoppers, after ‘/ ' entry pecul’iariy distinguished j for the safety of the traveling ctmtuu;,..;, 13 ;ivi . „.. t> . tue irUer, general nee ever And Two Change* 0/ Can and Baggage Avoided.
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S *••»*«*—... *.» r. r .- ■" s- “ £ :s,i.‘*v:ts ::: : 393Ss«ipqsaB ™.c«o* s> st. nom*.
£ USE, -r i sSSS°rs?S* i r;rz, mMLMUBft
mosphere for miles as they dew along from not .turn, the place *-£*?£ « «£' on “to * 2S? £££ I
Dlftoe to place. The cardeue and even publio , can wri><? oursel e - -j w- fu e I evaded. We never hoar of these trrnb.e dssan | j.n .m-rwhelmins menu defy * ll f^“^, meQ j \ Xv A 1 Xt U -A. L),
grounds had been replanted two and three times, j here have equal political j ters occurring in Franco. 1 . C IcSSS*IN
and as often eaten up again ! ? tb.thtghea. Conor, and the noblest sta load = — -Mf UuaW .t^u
From this it w o«»-l »««» h.ghly probahle «h»t . sUaghter. The following extracts from Jhe pain, i, p. u* »l£ty bl—«. -b» U . Su bon* jiwjyg- £“* ftjtf&ZZtiglS.
% .‘ft; b7'7l 77ich it lea thought | i. a'corr-.sp.n.Lng >- been : - “***
.culd perplex Cnc.e Samuel he . t,ibrough..lnto ll,, »« ' S^& J s3S^SXXLi^S
solved by the grasshoppers, and wiihou, 1... ... ,». hen.. ■ of- hat, ne t , n H h on the Baltimore and Ohio road, by vtbmh „26 cuts per l»; tfja to 8L Louis,(Zi mile.) without landing The*.
tervenuon at all. If the cropc of Utah are occa- , “to so Joy orators- acoideat there were s
aionally eaten up by theoo inseota—aoi Lt.. j |(l „Di«g- to so much legislation- Killed.... tenaatii.n or- a,trice, to be aJdrsswJ to . . Jlr cions Wastroomia Warding n; the opportn^tj
Fremont in his Report says that it is not untie- J Wa . make a professional Wounded "ll ‘ W -b"’d“ rt : f,iS sTffiS
•.lomtly the case—there is not much danger of a ; nßkTi 03 Wl - make a jouraey—hy stoam; we so OHIO & PEHHBYLVANIA RATLBPAD ‘- f 4 lon f rUe . .. .... Jlrf . t
powerful community of polygamy-loving Mor >ect a Congrcs-ium. as wo se ect awi e y Apeil of,, IHM -Two trains oame together at '|' ONLY RAILROAD s nd° d Sprlnjael^
mons taking very deep root. They will nave to j £L to the Bouthe'rn Michigan and Ulinois Central w no* PITTSBURGH*
emigrate to some region where the crops are not j fi:i , u . c . u , boir whole lives to the orossmg wh.oh resulted m ~, rul Traj , leK ,„ ~ lA. M.. through toClnMnnstl
so uncertain. I l„]ured". .... m U hour. ..d m «!»«.«• I«»Sprtngfieid than by any other
the 6eUobia r and the celebrated men of loarning _ r Ticket over tWB route mo ha pToourrfattha
7 with: .rS a'wljThe L'X* Mar occurred
tiou from those desinous of emnlatiog Luropean on the New Haven Railroad, wh.cn Offlce, Nm « sm««. T«-
schob..'-h T nr.J erudition, WO would endeavor Killed mon t at to Dapot ot tho Illinois Central Rail
to make eWea more practical and better - Wounded r^' B^a W B ‘.T B & win mways bs atth, Depots of
iidapU-.i (•• ?'tjv >vp;i! of the country in wbioh w«. Tariooi Roads gotn? Into Chicago, to Check Baggage
live. We won' i have morn time bostowed in t h roa S a t 0 snr P OI ?^AN, j“!'suo«rintend.mt.
o-r c.M’fgt- uf-.u tuo modern languages, at the j," j D . bcukshkkuoßN,
expir.se of Lat,u, and especially of Greek. Qen'l Paasengar_Agent.
A m:ng teutonic languages, the German
btWs the ti'St tl.c‘i It blooms still la i>» D »‘
•,.ve [urity and :rt*«hne*v, net inferior to Latin
an l tiroes, in their brightest days. Its liters
ture. pre-fing ad the sweets from ad the (lowers,
is like a bec-kive. from which many foreign na-
SEPTEMBER 7
Bomo newspaper chap, who has not much j
Itiith in Mormouism, but considerable in spec.a,
providences, suggests that this grasshopper visit
ation has been sent to plague tho polygamists
for their manifold sins Without having any
sympathy whatever for the peculiar institution
of Brigham Young and bis followers, it strikes
us as very ridiculous to cal! "a demonslratun
of God's providence " that which occurred many
times long before the Mormons had occupied
Utah.
Ken< of llle Vicinity.
Oao daj la.it ««k Mr. John MUlinon. of
empGeld townehip, Weatmorc-
tempted to commit suicide bj
hanging a short lime, he was d
down life was ei'ioct.
The Democratic County Contention of \ enatv
go last week nominated James I\ Hays, E=q-, |
f-r Assembly, Miles W. Sage for Troaenrer, and !
James Duffield for Commissioner. Tbe l'emoo- j
racy of C.urion county have also made tti" r
nominaticus, as follows: Assembly, Jehu M i
Fleming; Protbonotsry, David B Long ; Hcg.s ,
ter and Recorder, C. E B-rnau . Sheriff, Jacob .
Torncy : Treasurer, J ohn Keotley j
The Republicans of Builcr county met it, ren ■
venlton on Monday last, and placed in nomine.- |
uou tht following ticket, tit : For Assembly,
E. McJ unkln, Esq , of tho Borough of Bulk-r ,
For Couuty Commissioner, Rotcrt Gleuu. of
Worth township: for County Treasurer, William
S. Boyd, of Butler; for Auditor, William Bpear,
of Franklin towns' lb. and for Trustees of Acad
eray, Revs. FLnille) *iiJ tetter.
The Stockholders of the bank of New Cas
tle have eleoted the following Board of Di
rectors: Chalks T. Whippo, Joseph Kisstok,
A L Crawford, Thus Falls, Cyrus C.ark, D L.
McQnffin, R. Cochran, Gorge Fears n. E ss “
ker, J F. Sherwin, Wm Steward, Wm Aehre,
and J l'teroo. Tho Directors elect then organ:
red and elected Charles T. Whippo, Free, dent,
and Samuel E Sutler, Cash er The Bn* *
oonimenc? ofemtivas tho wl; |«t cf or.
week __ __
by Steam j wfe* - * *»«“ “ *• »<f*
i h afl ATT iVO 1 . nil 1 • r h"! «>. .i f ffV ti t: -i Lij i* BA id tO
The temon for railron- ' . \ \,.„ r beto tie aonsK-r' of bint:*, but some I
aod from aj 5 ihu» t*r vuorc vn j n r TC - Xt ,~.- j e J wal.in iho prccodtug
bountiful crop of killed, wc-uoJcd and miasms j ( h . u _; ...j k. pt ,rcr for nant of c»ffitt«
The first of the aeatson C »r.c off at Barit.*.-.. j, . lot., -ben. *•.*'••* f«t , MIJ eoS.ua
N.J.by which buudrea ten, womea and ' p
ohildrec were either murdered (.-u.r.gtu w ; | j Ut .cthe steam
rnaimri for life , ibis was soon followed ■) |, r , . ... 4 S tir i f.rt/m.utb. r.n !
" cn the uoio and l'cr uryWau.a real at j r •&.. ! -re- j*r~ 1 la-o« :, ! e beyon.i
ft.c.aeui _ • r e . 1 re ; r ,’i r. "n .'onlay, in Vrtolk, there
Remington, hy wn.a-h ~»e mr “ VL L ‘■> " 1 ' . j j »«. w uioU c.-diua or nuy
or loss ■ theo hy cn the Police)' 1 1 v LcU ‘ r net-'-"' ■’>c i- T v — uni! or ot JeM hs in
near I>tr~T HtMicn, three men wrre run over .u.i ( N >r ,-. £rn iv, ti , .• V n. ttm fifty five .
two of them ituUd.uuJoowa.Otww.ryl.Thtj.,, _ ■ yy. - 1
wt bare ih: ret jrt cf a dtica t,y * ,n '' n i
running <M nn lb.-Suu’.tUt -n R»1 ln K ' irc ' r ' i
you oau for ft email cou.idera-.30 bay a i.ck.t |
which bcaiJf-3 [ase'.ug you .veriberjad *
*1„ icfurt year b'o ; .! thin flan *a» m ™«S“«
bete «c wouM aim<- ailn r urchr.« a ,f j
that kiul na- io >caT. - v ° u ' ',
frit-uJi to remctubor y> o Vt HinrvJO !rat-...tg
!* very uucariato
['. 5 A f
~w «r'■ cf (he e>rt wsi l - be
;,ud ! n: our leicgri; 'a
Ho* K N. Vi. Tints ns *»> Tn - i '"‘
pa-cA 0! yeeierd.v c ■
|,M'K«,Ki. on Tbnn.Kv._lbj. American
P *r. v cu'ire.l ibvir candidates lor Burgess. >
seven majority. The F o:l 3 closed nt bix o c.ock,
or ibe majority wo old hive been much i»r*rr
This is o fair specimen cf tbo wiy reported
Know Nothing victories arc brought about.
Vet, the fact that they elected their Burgess by
seven majority, is substantially true . . ut he
was about the only oKicer elected by that party
Thus:
b t* Kvi R*> f
w. H. Hill W ; Tbos L J DC ' I R N
rot’Rf’tL
D. Pollard, Citi>en..'''i U L. Hendrickson
T. Penney M
w» Cob.:::: ** * m b.««.. »■
T. McOill 1
CONSTABLE.
James Euer K 8 ,J. R. Hendrickson .1
There was no test in the vote for Constable bb
boath the candidates turned out to be members
of the seoret order.
Anolh*r Ultnder Pialltd
Curtain interested parties and others *bo are j
no interested, have industriously circulated and
tried to convey the impression that Thomas
Blackmorc, Esq , our oandidate for County
Treasurer is or has been a member of the order
commonly called Know Nothings. They have
further given out by inueudoos and broad aaaer.
tiona that he would refuse to sign the test. Yes
terday Mr. Blackmoro happening to be in town
for the first time Binoe the meeting of the Cun
vention, dropped into Col 8. W. Black's offldh
and signed the test for candidates a B adopted by
that body. Mr. B. is the first man to inaoribe
hia name, and it must silenoe the slanderous
charge put forth so industriously.
Wb had thh pleasure of a oall yesterday from
C. N. Allen, of the Cadii (0.,) Sentinel, n veteran
Democratic paper In' the Buckeye State. When
the Pittsburgh and BteubenviUe Railroad is fin
ished, and this event will take place in a few
months, Cadis will be within three hours ride of
this city and will therefore bo a new opening
for our merchants. Those who wish to make new
castomers in that section of Ohio will find the
Sentinel a capital medium for advertising their
Erastus Brooks, Esq , formerly of this city,
and who carried on a controversy with Arch
bishop Hughes recently, has been defeated for a
Senatorial nomination in a Whig Convention of
the Bixth District, New York.
Gov. Wioslow, of Alabama, has ooma out
against Know Nothingism in aletter to his friends
in Gainesville, in which be pronounces it the
greatest political humbug ever attempted to be
practiced on an enlightened peoplo.
Young man, do you believe in a fu-
Gu TO
lore estate
“ 1q course 1 doe»—and what’s more 1 intend
to enter it as soon as Betsey gets her wedding
things ready." x
“You mietake uie ; do you believe in a future
Btate of rewards and punishments
“ Most aseoredly ; if 1 should out mugs with
a red-haired woman I should expect my hat in
dented by the first broomstick she oould lay her
bands on.” . , _
ti Go to, youogmftD, 7 0U are Go
"\. Go two. If U wasn't for the law against
uu is. wouldn't go a dozen. But
in life»”
This took the deacon down.
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tand county, at
tiens ri:uey
The- s?u ty "f (be Teutonic languages, not only
in Endian.!. ‘ ut »»lr - in Frnt-.oe and Italy, has
bee tn * th* 'je-ie'rw '■( the !e-\rocd, of the dilet
tanti, of everybody wlu aspires to a refined cd
ucuisti. Tne At-eio* Americans have a still
m -re imperu:;ve motive for this study, as mure
:h\u 010 f; (h ■•• f thurn arc German, and as from
yrar to war the immigration of people that
gpcalt h-ndred laneuagrg increase, the study of
language-* j* nowhere so necessary and useful
r.p m Af.e'.- 1 A rubric*, the happy asylum of man
tuid wi'-rc eo iii^t y i&ujruffl that r\ro spoken
F. L Al J EL.
hanging. After
liecosercd and cut
i. ni( «t Kioiu .Norfolk «ud I'orlimouth
TtlHKI'! 1. K F \ VA : .E C 11 1 1»J ► M’ll’KMk'
I TU from nnd Portsmouth is
I tru.y appalling The e-p'dr-trn: instead of dev
! creasing 'is it trie it w. ui.l a few .lays
jng is t rooming '-"■re nud ttmo matlg
! t ,,.! i Hu " ia, yUI . f v.cuuis ? w e':; ,i gto a
I moTt ifrr>t f «. cx-est. Mmy who ha« ““'>'7
' brave,l ti.o 1 'Kibe r.iuce in first appearance lu
! ai;s,l l ne up..u lltc sick aa 1 tile dyiog have,
I since bi'.uriny, fallen victims themselves. and
I others who iiaiiti neJ from tin ir Jmtaut homes
1 bat recently to alleviate tbe su'Jenng of their
! Mien m-rti'.s are new down wuh tbe disease
i Tin- me Ileal profession, it will te seen by the
I lei*., rs ' -I. tile kd another <-f their number
| p- ti,., IbUia-isi several others are ill.
i «... y I r'aui, lls 4 , one of the veteran
i c i,t . r o toe N rfn'.k ISr-.e’ti, we regret to say,
I io dead. a:.d his ijte partner, Mr. Gatewood, is
1 i’l A ;a:g. rooiiir _i oiuor j ruininont oitiiena
’ I olllive a,'; ■ •••> m„ ~r the- sick The
; ' S.-rfo a Her
I .. T 5,. .| > ..J'l •-:: 1
l r '- :R5 "
Ij?i' r a h'* r
ui i'.-r;*-
u * i.-.n-t *
c lit.lGn. ,U 1 |a. ■ f
m.lti* -,r ' u: !i in ii tir.pl. u came up to
ihi/c.iv J,HH in .11 .-..UK. eo raatc for W»»h
.rgiou'm a. .m n vhribcrtt c.tl'lJ feint
C« ! 0 I'.r-.i -.-I r !■ ■■ |c r - r reouving
it,,. , 8 ., 1C . ..i ■. , u N eMk an 1 Pena
mouih
■ lama 'tad the end is
V r .siii u' n
n;gfct there w. r e
1 Is, i.'t.S\S •’» ;ii S'. Lilt KaJOIOiAj*
! i.j.tsi . ; i ropvtiy to the t'amlon aud
1 Ao.i«- v ra..r :*•’ r i.e into accident i a t* mut cd
lat-T i «,iA ; d e.r.lthe cars t eiutf ul! old one* The
i \pw \r ii 7.• 'i• i h. 4.
i ] r ,, ac-ro.e oouduct of Mr*. UiUeepio, of Mio
i j,;a-.. . whose husband died on t ri-lay, is apo
; o' by a-1 It >« a somewhat eiugniar ooin
| ctdcr.-f mat the t**f' leg of herati: and huab*od
I v.?T- b..i1l i' J, and both at the same
y uct —just at, it tiic kn«>e. Chloroform was
j ftia.iuiitef e 1 to :;.-r wn.lo her lor wa* being out
pnut'-i Bh*- !-;rc ihe operation with almost
superhuman fortitude Fhe even apologiiod to
tde ljr what she termed tier “ weak
net»a," in r• * a tt; r« p: family At the rtrel touch of
the kiia j A t of blood shot up in tbc face of the
cper it.ok r urgtvu . for thin aho also apologized,
and regretted the trouble which she was causing. 1 i®
When tbc im.h wkh severed she said, “ 1 hope j *“
they will be able to t-car this sad ueis at bom®," j
and then requested , .1 ibe burgeons did uot de- .
sire to keep U f--r any purpose) that her ampu- j
rated limb niicht be buried together with the
limb of her husband.
hop c-f ibe Mitl'Tirs says that as be lay be- ;
nealh the ruins parchei with the heat, a " hot
j ii.j ,iJ ” came pouring down Within reach of hia
mouth, an Iho s.pped .t up eagerly. IIi« phys
ician bah not yet deviued it advisable to Inform
i him that the " h.t hpnd ' which bo drank was
the blood id i /ti' <•' hi.' Ifthjtv pasemycri, who was
lying above him dead, crushed almost to ft jelly.
Borne boys, while burning in the sand, at the
scene c f the disaster, dug up a portion of a breaet
with some ribs attached, belonging to one of the
killed L>r fhaluer, who was present, took the
I bouee in charge.
Mr N. K Havls, uf Natchez, applied to the
Coroner on Monday for the effects of Mr Howard
His power to cbiiiii them wan vouched by a well
known firm in Thiladelphii;. They were deliver
ed to him, be giving bonds to the Coroner iu a
»uin double their oetimMvd value, for their uafe
r V »j¥ *
d f M . i o a ‘ i . v ®
r v;--'. r-i*y fti P M
in :rtu.:ty Twcut J nine
r>ri' ]. mi i t"0 rr..:ro h*ro been
1) r ti.at :u N 'rfolK on
nt-io I,l’U'i of th* ft-ver, nD-i
1 ho l>,).?lor ihiuks
nu.' >»« -omr a* there .3 an
a ui'iiCt
].> Nurv* ;**■«’ « avl yin
. ; j; > from tho S julh has b: 'ppc*d
\N .rT. . k li---? j :; : va lay
delivery.
Tbe Railroad Coropauy ore very mumnoont m
their outlays for the c.uo of the- sutlercrs. Any
thing Jecmc \ oecetmry for their oorufort, and or
dered by the attetidiug phynciane, U at ouce sup
plied.
A meeting of the t'JJ Fellows of Burlington
wen gammoned on Monday night to organise
into parties, the belter to assist the wounded, who
are all doing well.
Boar Oiri. k Ammks Postmaster Uencral
Campbell has issued the fo’lowing order*
Establish the following offices and make ap
pcifltuiente
Brogncville, York county, Pa , M W. Kilgore
postmoater ; Monroe Furnace, Huntingdon coun
ty, Pa., Joseph E Mitohrll postmaster; Mas
scysburgh, Huntingdon county. Pa . John Irvine
postmaster.
Re establish McOnndlees, Butler county, IV,
and appoint John MeCaudless postmaster.
Appoint Thos. Throp postmaster at Williams
port, Lycoming county, Pa , vioe Theodore
Wright, resigned.
IlkiuETEi) Robbery or THE County Trbasu
by «r Lascastek A letter from Lanoaster in
forms us that the office of the County Treasurer,
at Lancaster, was robhod of from $BOO to $lOOO
on Sunday night. The Treasurer’s Office is on
the first floor of the new Court House, and was
entered by tho western door leading to the corri
dor. The door leading to the office was also
opened by false keys—no appearance of the look
having been forced io either door. Tbe safe
key was generally kept in a small desk in the
offioe, which was forced open, and tho safe-key
taken out, by which the safe was opened. The
County Commissioners are investigating the
matter. Hhila. Ledger.
Politb Lyino. “In carving a partridge,"
says Sidney Smith, " 1 splashed Miss Markham
with gravy from head to foot ; and though I saw
three distinct brown rills of animal jnioe triok
ling down her uheek, she bad the complaisanoe
to declare that not a drop had reached her
Snob circumstances are the 1 triumphs of oivili
i»d life.’"
..w
• / • . ' * t- , r '
» # s *.
„ m .*l V
.*•_, v -«
Total 0
Ai-otST 2, \*o?> —Ad accident occurred on the
BeUidere and Delaware road.
Killed • n
Wounded. 1
AtJi'sT 1 2, 1 s.jd. - Two trains came it: col
liaion ou the Provideuot* and Worcester to id
which
Killed ’/*
Wounded
Jcly 4, IBM —An excursion train and a reg
ular passenger tram came m collision on the
Bua«)uehanna road, whioh rf?uit**J :n k ded and
wouuded, aa follows;
Killed . "
Wounded • •••
0,-tijBRE 20, 1 <A —A c-dlioiuu occurred hc
tweeo two trains ou the Creal Western road, in
Canada, which
Killed .... *7
Wounded. ... .... * 1
Total r ~
Acorn 2‘.», lb'xo.—The accident near Burling
ten, N J , on the Camden and Amboy roaJ.
Killed.. -~
Wounded
Total
Totals from March 2‘
1 r>6o •
Killed. .
Wouaded.
Catholic Demonstration In Irt'nnd.
Several prieata of iho wier cf HedetuptonaU
recently went on a rciigioua miosion to \J:tch?'..!>-
town, Ireland, and the clernr “erne of the r la- , 1 i>fTTSBI'ICuH
bora iraa trnly a remarka'.d.’ ..v.nonce rd Ir;:h : , r„, n ranca Company;
talth. Wo find an account of in .hr C;ri R, Lift. Ft"
porter, which paper «ays ;a*: the street is fr--. o.
cf the house of the Very Rc» Ur O Rr,a= where p iS ®, B g ttT GALWAY, Preddrnt
they were located, became 10 thronged with t- - i ; siiint Srrretary.
many thousands who h.vd collected from iti" tm* mak** -v»*ry Insurance appertaining tool
whole a Ijncent country anxion* t • T* * ''■ ohh) m 4 Mlk .
farewell respects to tie fatoir.:, that l~? * “ t »' r , *«:*!*£ and Murine Mate generally.
found it impossible to v.«.ptu-l the front way m * ' A I h ‘ «•> 1 t>'vOftZ» > ay aud against the
couacqucuco of the iuJ,criminal- ru»b made to IV -,,,»0.i .1 o..aa NjvU*™
tho door whenever it opened I hry there- l '-'Y'Y . 1 tD
fu.ro entered aoarriig* m the rear, drove *hr:o'h c ‘ " 1 ? xr ‘ e *
the poatrra gate, nod on g-uiitnp. the ‘'r 1 ' I '.
• * >he cr.ri* an J lamenui.vn- .! tb* a-:u:i?.- s
m'.ltitd-iea rent the a;r ' Tt ' o c-.uiicig te
ions ccremoniep arc tbtiii Ly (a* I*u
! porter
I '• Although it hvl b-?®') *h : a'. !'
nTsaion wan exclusively 1- rt'••p ■" * ( •
I/.uKri.'U, Tipperkiy. ar 1 Water: t.l
I each o'-ntnl u»e«l its -t'-iota * 1 hw*' : ; the re;' t >• a i-
.numbering on point c-:o v-:;
tbrtt Rocked from all the otb-T par!*
oouQties, to the bar.npr •d '-La
Hundreds remained days m-d night* '■"
stationary in their eeata, w.tric/.;: tr t.vry-.
for the incredible space of seventy two hours. • i
around the eoofenaiooal b-'X*s. and many i-f them ; , ~ . b( ., T . o. W.Cwa,
b*J. (run time u time. to be t>.>rtw .»t - *'f ; c»' TB^Sd’
open air, in a faint and uooouac ;u--!d»! ■. k' lj-an. h. o.&ehnia,
restored by stimulant?. Still alroough every .a- *. John A-Cau^hey,
eidty ooneiatant with the limit of faiirte ti diya, l( -<. d.S.Kryau,
The eermona prucseding tuid ru*h t • t > • c a- , • ; uill ,. ul j ftl ,> .No w WATKHutrpet. I IvH
fessionaU, are described ad havit)? been very • , - r\„^ n n*%wt
eloquent. We Jo n---t find a sta’e i wb&! the ex iYutlH} Iwillia IllSUrailCe Company
act nature of the utirtA.on wa.B. hot it was ap ov PiTT^BUEOH,
rarenlly to stimulate a reveal of rr i Corner of Fourth and S^m iinflekl atroets.
similar to those frequently witness;J .a lire 1 r ‘ ; ‘ I. _ „ yJd»’nmnmijid'ni Ahir Prooeny mra'lnst Lor*
teJ Slates. L r y ..i t «a,«v t.y Fire, etnl the PetU» of the He*
, t , r - luit.iit Ntti kd>l Transportation.
Tar. Lakc Sui-beiob Coirsß Mixeb sro er'i -j hisctcbs:
mated to produce tbl. jc.tr 4100 ton. tf c r , or. I ,P J Wt.*». £££„£s.FrW,
Tuo most productive appears to be the L..U miue, ir r _ s.umw ws. Haven. u. K. Park,
which ia rated at l&OO tons Next to it id the ; , ir . .. L w.-u Hampton, l> M. Jgg.
Miuuesola mine ralod at 1000 tons, andjjuuwiiii; | a .» officers:
it the North American, at &IKJ tons Copper at U,.n wm.'p. JOHNSTON,
the mines is $4OO per ton, making n Mint total ; iVr PATTKitsON.
of $1 f>4i> 000 as lho value of this year's copper j st>MJ Trauma.k. A. OABMJSR.
from that region against an expenditure of 'J,- , .t-r.tr- Canary s. A
000.000. or a deficit of *»».0u«. late doe* ' „
not look liko a very pre ft table bun.net*, »-ut the j«- r i a t*9t style, which we will sell aa low for
ootiDcr men seem sanguine of ultimate protita. I . h .,j » n v Loum in th»> <*Uy. Call and see.
and it ie confidently prodtolod that next year the j iadk.
unnea will more than pay expensed This latter i
1 spoken of aB an event unparalicd ta h jtory cf i
ining enterprises, when we take into c-neiJiT
ation the short timo the mines have Peon worked,
and the amount of capital invested
,i ;!l, ?*n J wi.i
Sl'L&nt'i Worm Specific.—Th- 'tii- |
in m a cartower.Hbowalhe demand wui.-b !M- 'f at uirdl. (
• ,r,6 ha- rre»twl wUer-T-r it ha* l*eu inir. due-I
iIL.»39U> 111, 'Hot* Cl., fa , M«roli
—in coueequeoes u :>>c ’JT'ul of
your •• Wi rni to lh»» *r.J T,«;r.it>, *•> hi**-
entirely rxhevißied uur elock. We nbouU lw*l ‘ ,}l f, >'
your forwardlm?, rtk Corning, N. V , twrtity d* J«*», with
your bill, on tba reception of which we will remil you tb»
Krom the wonderful effects of t*ld “et* 1 V.s in u> u
neighborhood, there could t-e hoU anotmlly a large ;uaa
tity.if to be had, (wholefftle and retail,! from er-tiif l • *1
agent. If )ou would romp-neat** a I **ru* n t r'.r. ..ll: n.d
of rending, 1 I'm* 1 could mak- it :• '-'ur «■'
vulitogr l*. do sv
Meh?R.- .1 KiH» A IX
purchasers will please l-e careful to aftt tor l*r
N'Ltuv't Vrrm\f\tyt x an '. Uk** uonr id-** Ail-ther
fugei-, In ccmparle'-o, are worth.*•?*
Dr. M’Lane's genuine Vermifuge, nUc bh •* !••!.: a-M Liver
lillf, ord now bo had at alt recpoctablr Drug “t- res iu
the United Btutaa and Canada.
Ai*w\ for sale by the pole proprietors,
Inhalation for Diseased Lungs
The mode of Inhalation, in eases of diseased j
threat, recommended by Dr. Curtis in hid advertisement,
etrlhrs ub aa the truo one. It la now generally adiniitrd l>y
our best physician*, that torj.’. difficulties can only Ik;
cewfully treated by local applic&Uous. This practice hao
boen pursued from the Urst with reaped to external inflam
mation and corroaionß, and wo *e<- not why disease of the
throat aud lunge may no; be treated in the same manner;
we believe they may. In this variable climate ot ours,
where lung and throat complaints have become k> prtva
lent and rife, we «urue«tl ; r**ccmmeud to the public, and
( v D,e abided etjxcxcUly, tw avail themselves .-f Dr Oui tU
remrdy —;i>ne who haa tried It : Hm; tidicrtlftapul it.
this paper.
Oiutwm—Pa CcSTls' U.YO iiAM Ais the original ami "n’y
genuine aTtlole.
‘ «-A«u 0 and F.v.r of Three
Standing Cur«d.**Mr Johu I-ongi«u, st» p' l-g •«.
Beaver Dam, Hanover county, near Richmond, had Ague
und Fever t'or three years; ino»t id the time he ■"»!
twice a day, and rarely less th&u cnee: he whs
with fever* as eooa as the chill left him , aDd after tr\lng
physicians, quinine, most of the teoDo advertised, and
everythin* recommended to him. was t to g vu up in
d.iR,-.air, when Carter’s Bpanieh Mixture whs spoken of «
got two bottles, but before he had ured more than a single
one, he wup perfectly cur-1, and ha- 1 not bad n r \il or
f ev«*r ainoe , . w
Mr Lon*d«n is only one out of thou»an .< * j 0 lu
been benefited by this great tonic, alterative and blood pu
J Prt-d.lm
rlher Be* advertisement. r
gg- J uit Keeelvtd, a superior lot of Lutong
Poogee and draas CuATri, which are desirably and will be
6 . URIBBLK'B,
sold LOW fOH cash, at U *\ , .
Jy4 No. 240 Liberty street, head of Wood.
(*--=» W« Imvajuat received from
[LSt l 4 rg» lot of Panama, Canton, S rB i‘ . Dr i ca
U&.-SW. " ““ ““ H»t. from
M OO ° p uorgTn * CO.,
164 Wood etwot
mywJ
*u r ..
Mtit Thais leaves at 8 A. M-
K'rnFK-TRAIS “ AT 3P. M.
TW Trains ail mak* close connections at Crestline, and
the first n. connect at Alliance. The direct rout, to Bt
i m W open. vis. Crestline and Indianapolis, 100
m ,I, S shorter than rla. Clereland. Connections ara made
at ManifMJ wUta the Newark and Sandusky City road,
'• | ivt Ctrsattit*** with the three roads concentrating there*
Fnr ilar-ituiars u«e handbills. No trains run on Sunday.
u 'h Tickets sold to Cincinnati, Louisville St. Louis,
la Chicago, Hock Inland, Fort Wayne, Cleveland,
,r. I air principal Towns and Cities in the Went.
Ti - SKW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
;.. KTe i‘‘tUhur S h at 10 A.M.and 6.14 P- M., and New Brlgh.
t m u*. : A M. and 1 P- M.
, Ti and further information, apply to
J. G. CURB?,
A . lb „ ,trner office, under the Monongahela House-
Or at the Federal Street Station, to
GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket ‘Agent.
Pltrelmnth. July 18. 1865. UIW
beino tub
Continuation of the Ohio and Penna. E. B,
TO FORT WAYNE,
Tnr.Kt noncash a.n> mwn» ,a 0“ nrrairaEOa.
re*- Cl arh’a stomach Bitters arc actnowl«lged
i , -.ncd lb-m to bo lb. w hnnUy m«Ucine
r (~r ib- -ure of Dyspepsia, Cosilveness, and a die
: 1 .‘relThiJ lb« hirer and Btomach. They hare no
1 - r«] Th- proprietors do not pretend to cantion people
I I' ‘. UMDC other preparations that are palmed upon the
I 1 ,t„- n»m~ of Stomecb Bltlera, for they bare
i n uod t bat only one trial was needed to render each camion
i “TwTwNdeeal- b.OofCV k Cum, No. 22 Martel
U£l. LI. Kkisia, Uu Wood street; and by Druggists
1 *■> .to August ‘S
Y-'iir* rtFfwtruliy,
VM. M M ALUvjKY,
r«sr Y> . K. I’uit t»ji
FLEMING ,
fluooestorp to J. Kidd A Go:,
No. 60 Wood street, corner of Fourth.
\
\
V
•fe
OHIO AND INDIANA RAILROAD,
Tr.ln. rennect at Oreatlloe, urittout detention, witt
i-mns <lO IV Oh* amt I-mna. Road, and alaoat
~i-h Trains going North and Sooth, on the M»d
Ci'-i r and Lakf Erie Railroad. . A . .
L r apply at the Railroad Offices of the Ohio
H n ‘ ivannylvauU Rallied Company in Plttflborgb, All*
.1 ~n v Oitv, or »t any ol tb« following points:
* / Bellefontaine,
C II -innatl Urbana,
l)» .t n. Springfield,
1 n Hat spoils, Richmond,
Tiffin, Findlay.
I' mu 'wiring TI-KcUl a ill be partloular to Mb lor >
Tb-> U" '“"“y S d SSioOHA!M»pt.__
l sheriffalty.--OF.jIi.UK R. RIDDLE, of the
, ~r will bo a candidate for the office
r.-.:,nn',l Aioaocny County, at th. «***£*
DI6SCTOM:
Al**xao'WEra4]»«7,
John Fullmtoo,
Bati>u»>l M’Ourfc&fi,
Jr.:n*-a W. UaUtnan,
Chw ArbuthnO f _;
\ ll £‘ h m p. I>iT ‘ d Hiehp y*
‘U-Sa l .!••?.n M’OiU,
' “ ' it ri-i.-N Kituoniog.
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
J E. - " ih-sH,
j .uu \i Alv:o.
OF PITTSBURGH.
II MI iKNBMWKR, PIustDETT.
IMBUIiT UNNhV, tC-KKTAKY.
C W HATi-HiKI-OU, Oil KRAI AOErr.
UII.L ISSIiIK AtJAISST AEt. RISES
marine and fire risks
directors :
f -:-r» Board of Trade. — Tb. rrguler “"“‘W
Mewing t-f lbi* APfOciHiiun will be on FKIUAi»
married.
~ |. llU r« Cwllnvlnil. cu Thursday, September £ 1K56,
1,.. Vary Ki-v E. M'Mahou, JOHN fAKIXON, Esq., tu
M,... .lA.NK M'CL'LLOI GH.
]; j«,| wirhc, art- anting to the Uut consideration,
{!. o ,t> tbs alwre parties the fullest measure, from their
im i «d« cl i lends. The happy pair have started upon the
ni'aLrlnn.nial ».■)■ age with fair skies and a IranqulUea, and
S . tiu.’erely hope they may continue to cruise without In
terruption iwhite squalls not included) until their time
f.1.n1! come
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
countv FAIR.
fl'ilt -IMll ANM AL PAIBof the ALUUHIKT CotiSTT
I A.IKK CLTI asL So-isty, for Western Pennsylvania and
Uhl" « ill lv I -Id at PITTS Hi,'HO H, on the 2d, 3d, 4th and
! ~va ,f iU.TOBEH, 1565. Ample arrangements hare
l-'cn'made for the accommodation of animahsand huM-
U S' properly fltted up lor the display of goode. The
Irounds will he abundantly supplied with water. Hay
. „ 1 lor the use of the animals will be furnished
ciatl's, and Grain at the lowest market pricee Premiums
i. the amount of 13,000 are offered for competition. Mem
-1,.,.,kip or Kamily Ticket., ,1; slDgle admission. 26 cents.
• 'I arll.lcs lntend-1 for exhibition, sent to the address of
p q h i„ s Esq , Pittsburgh, will receive prompt atten
t ' A .vuspetaot force will be on the Grounds,day
11 U l Lli t •
Y,r particulars, Iftfgo bllla.
Notice to Contractor*.
,n \kd PROPOSALS will be received al the Engineer's
S ’{)&■'« of the North-western Railroad, In Butler, Butler
tvoutv, Penna., until the 20th of September, inst., for the
graduation and masonry of Sections 40, 41, 44, 46, 61, 63,
M and 60 of part of the fi’orthwtiern Railroad, between
Fr**rport and Butler; also, Suction Sfi at New Castle.
Profiles and specification* can be seen at the Engineer*
cilice in Butler, on and after the 10th Inßt All proposal*
t„ bfl rnurted aa such on the outside
a-p: u MAIsONB. PAINTER A QONDBB-
1' R H PRC ITS—
X* 200 boxes Raisin*;
10 mats Dates;
2t>o drums Fig*.
6 cases Pruneb;
2 cates Preserved Ginger.
6 caste OurTftOta:
'JQ tege Seedleae Ralalo# ;
■£o boxes Lemons;
, JS , rw .„v»l cad for 4 ANDERBON,
No 50 Wood 6tree*
Nil's—
P f.o bogs Filberts;
26 bogs English Walhnts.
6u bags Bnuil Nuts;
(iU bags Ivlca Almonds;
10 bags Bordeaux Almonds;
•.‘0 bags Sicily Almonds;
U bags African Ground Nuts;
6 bag** Grenoble Walnuts:
lwo Cocoa Nuts;
16 boxee Shelled Almond*.
lu«t ruo«uM?d and for sale by . vrTuyDaAW
REYMEIt A ANDERSON,
- No. 39 Wood street.
i j w \ BOXES SCALED UERRING
lUU 260 boxes No. 1 Hernng;
e-00 hair boxes Galloux Sardines;
2Uo b*.'i«« do Jo
n»g .quarter bx». do d"
i .Joien Anchovies.
i> iloxen Capers;
6 dozen olives;
b dozen Lob6t«rs.
j aal received and for sale by
RHYMER a ANDERSON,
No. 39 Wood ftreet.
J’aPANAS IT WAS AND IS; by H. Hildreth, author
uf the History of U. S.
lowa as it is; by N. H. Parker,
wile, or the Old West Room.
Pictures of Europe—o. A. Bartol.
Hits of Blarney; by Uackentio.
Guy Rivers; by W. 0. Simms.
Just received end fur sale at
W. A. GILDKNFENNB Y A GO'S,
aep* Fifth si., oppoclte the «»•«*.
new advertisements
("TaTALOUUK OK MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS —On
l urdav evening, September Blh, commencing at
o'clock, will bo sold, at iho Commercial Sales Rooms, corner
Wood and Fifth etreeta, a library of valuable mlecellaneoua
Books, by catalogno. Among them are the Koran of Mo
hammed, Montayne’s Essays, Baine’e Wars of the Brooch
Revolution, 2 volumes; Dick’s Complete W orks, - volumes,
Bolwer'a Novels, Rosary of Bible Illustration-, by Bov. E
lisle; The Diadem, elegantly Illustrated ; Souvenir Gallery
dog Ben Johnson’s Works, Harward s Qatetteer of the
Culled States, Life of Wellington, Heroineß ol' the Cru
sades Cyclopedia of Useful Knowledge, Dictionary ol Arts,
WenceS'Z.ufactares, 315 .ng’s 1 Univeraal dbraryof
Lltaratur*. Echoes of the Universe, Ltugerd s Anri«tam«B.
Ancient History, 4 volumes; Fleetwood. Life of
Christ, Leaflets of Memory, Ac., Ac. lull particulars in
calahytei, which are now ready. M DAVIg . Ancl . r .
frUKIIKttVKTIC 80AP" ts used lor rend«rtog tb* «tu
I smooth, soft, and delicately white; removing Bailou
ts, tan, aiul redness of the shin; all chape, chafes, &r
on the hands are healed by it. It has been sold in thl« city
for the past fire years, and has always given •
As s .Vin-scrp Soap, mothers and all others having .he’ car
of children, will llnd It on earellent
washing the face and bands with this soap every da>. will
find themselves fres from diaps, chafes. snd roughneM or
th« skin To remove tan, Ac., make a lather of the soap,
and aimly at on retiring to rest; in the morning,
rinse X face 1- cl«« water. It Is also good bh.vlog
Ksiftp Price 1214 cents per oaka. Sold, wholesale and
rSt, by i«p7) 8. L. CUTUBERT.J3 Market St.
' . hO'MK IN THE OOUNTKV For Half: a coinlortable
A Cottage Uorne of six rooms and good cellar, with
frame barn and stable, carriage house, smoke home, and
Other buildings, with Twelve Acres of well-improved Land.
Aho Fruits ol everx variety and oholce (jualltles; a gooa
Garden, wiLh fruits, flower*, grape vines, »n run
plate order. Immediate possession can be given, it re
quired. Situated in a healthy and arable location,
three miles from the Point ferry, on the ' v wh ro*l
Pries ft 200; terms easy. This is a rare opportunity tor
person, who are dealron. of now,
*“•M Market ft
V,j '! »KS TILLS AND VKKMIJIjBI! M
"I • Comer Wood Brati ted Virgin alloy
jj OLUIWaWVILLS AND
Corner Wood street tad Virgin «»«?■
"a *«»•' ANB CHKKIIY , k ' “
- Comer Wood street and, Virgin alter.
TiKTH WASH AND TOOTH f-r
StpT £ 6 Co: Dfr Woo t atrwt an»l Virnin >Uey.
7uTAWoA URAttDV, nwoe out ol ibc Cainwna t)nipe;i
(J M Cincinoflli, told by the down or ut
M[l .J Comer of Wood et. Mid Vifit'o
PIANOS! PINOS'.
MASrFACTUUED BY
NUNNS & CLARK,
K»W SORE., AND fvß BAi* CT
H. KLKBEtt & BRO,
v.. ,'i i s'.'*-: ~i /r*.? .ie.rs fr. •>.
Jrgt Kiruvrn, th- Of?t i«-w of a largo invoice
Sunns * Qlatk’n auiivaUed Thii jggggjTfe
■hoW* let will fcmprict.
r L’etari* fqu&re ccrnen. FigW n g
a *
i.' * Octave, round -•-•rners, roi*WvO-.1, <.s r Tr 1, n ;<!•• •
rj■■;'Oetate! double i->and ••orners, daUhed all around _
rt : n ,io cKit«*d legs, Elizalvthisa • v • •
,v;J do i<emi ver/
do do 'li
e : jo y u ii Serpentine. splendid pattern.
" do do ii ‘* . , ~ ,
Th® alove will positively be wll at l>fi 1 -
*"*"• *- a, ‘V* aM " Un 7W 6 M &BKR *BW ,
HoW Agent* f*'<r Nunn? A Clark, for Pittsburgh
and Wcwt.ru Pennsylvania,
. .j ST, Pttth street. near the Post
’ " FUST ARRIVAL UF
fall dry goods
At LOVE BKOTUER6.
air-So. 74 market STREET, TirTSBVSUi,-e*
st<iS or vaa okiuikal orj-ruve,
ODR MUMS GOODS DEPARTMENT b uou,u»ll> .u*V
anil contains some of tha richest ant uiwt .lssir.l 1c
Goods that wo hate over born able to otf-r, Eucb a?
Extra super Silks ;
French Merinos; Ooßhmerea:
Moub de Lainea; Plaids; Stripes; Coburg. A--
NKKDUS WORK—The best assortment iu LLc .».*• j
Collars, CUemueites, aiesves; > ]
Flounclngfl, Edgings and Inserting*;
Shawls, Cloaks, Talmas and Scarfs: .
New stylo Brocbe, Plaid, Cashmere Moire Ant. > eurt.
largo assortment of M. CRMNG UOODs
° and HOUSE FURNISHING DEPART.
MENTii well supplied, and we feel confident thu we van
ofier greater IndacemenU now than we have vxn
able to oiler before. We solicit an esamloabm, ou*
Mtocfc before purchasing elsewhere, as all will find .. to
their advantage to do bo. . . .
We will also be almost daily in receipt of new an d. .-ire
blc Gondc throughout BaoTHlfills ,
i Formerly Young, Stevonsou & !/>'*’-j, <
' No. 73 Market street, Pittsburgh. _Pa. _
THE PITTSBTJBBH A.HD CONNELLSVILLK
RAILROAD COMPANY
HAYING mode an arrangement with Ibe now and
beautiful steamer - KuLIAN ” to run in connects .
with their Hoad between West Newton and ConnellsviHe.
announce the following change of Schedule on and alter
Wednesday, the fifth of September: . ,
The ‘Steamer BOLIAN will leave the PittsbnrgU and
CouneUavlUe Railroad Company’s Wharf Boat, ators Mo
nonguhela Bridge, for West Newton, every afternoon at ha: t
nast 3o’olock, precisely; retaining, will leave Weot Newton
at quarter before 8, A. M., arriving at Pittsburgh at noon.
The trains will run as follows:
Leave Davidson’s Mill, one mile below ConnellPVllle:
First Train, 6 A. M.; Second Train, 12 M.
Leave West Newton: First Train, A. M.; Second
Train, 0:16 P. M. . .
fg- pare from Pittsburgh to Davidson’? Mill, $l.. in
cluding Meal on Steamer.
Stages for Uniootown and OjnnellsvUle w i.i
with the Trains at Davidson’s MilL
For freight or passage, enquire ef the Agents, at the
Wharf Boats at West Newton and Pittsburgh.
" 0. W. BAltNfcS,
gep <j : jf President and BnpwrlntMpdt.nl.
F Brown’s Etienoe ol Jamaica Ginger.
mills Essence is u preparation of unusual excellence.
I In ordinary diarrhea. Incipient obolera, in short, in all
ties of prostration cf the digestif functions, it 1.- *1 ines
timKble value. During the prevalence of epidemic cholera
snj rammer complaints, it i, peaullally effloadorra; no
r.ml y, lndlTidual or Owlet should bo without H.
Ciimon.-Bo sum to gat tho genuine Kasanca, which Is
pramSd only by F. BROWN, at hla Drug and ChsmlMl
Store S E. corner ol Fifth and Cheatnut streets, rhlladel
phla,’and for eala by all tha respectable Apothecaries lo the
United mates, and In Pittsburgh *
SOTJLLY A 00.
And tn Allegheny by Q p gOHWAM2i
.ofcfimdaw US A. BEOKHAM.
Orphans’ Court Sals
OF BCILDIKO LOTS, lata the P«>P«rtT of D*tW Greer,
dao’d. ritual* in the Kigbth W erdof this Qty•**
elubt Lola fronting on Pennsylvania avenue, Ferbesstreet,
Lwnat sU - «et, Vickroy street, Bluff street and Mage* street,
will be sold, on the nremiees, on SATURDAY, September
50th. at 2 o’clock, P. M. ,
T**3iP —One-third In hand, ono-thlrd to ona y*ar> and
the residue In two years, to bo secured by bond and mort
gaga, with internet from data of of toe^Je.
SOPHIA GREER,
. Administrators.
Orphans’ Court. 8sle»
WILL BE OFFERED at Public Sale, on tho premises,
on THURSDAY, September 27th, at 2 o'clock. P. M,
by order of the Orphans’ Court—late the P»r*rty of Da rid
Greer?dec’d, that valuable BUILDING LOT, ajtuale on the
corner of Penn and Marbury streets, fronting on Fm
street 33 ii foot, and running aloog Marbury street to the
alley whicl bounds the groat Pennsylvania llailread Depot.
T*wta.-One third in hand, one third in one year, and
the residue in tiro year*, to be secured by bond and mort
«f> from ,h '‘ d ‘" > £,SSm SSSS,
***' SOPHIA GREER,
~n f. Administrators.
VTKW MUlilO —Oft as dewy evening faile—Jno.J
[\j They afek me if I think of thee.
I set my heart upon a flower—Alice Hawthorne.
My early A. P. Marthens
The lore of one fond heart.
The Red Borer—^Geo. Llnley.
Had I never. never known thee.
There’s music in the voice we love.
My early fireside—Alice Hawthorne.
How sweet to roam.
flag of our Onion—W. V. Wallace
The Saw-Mill, (Die Sage Muhie).
Is It any body’s business.
Sweetly o’er my senses stealing.
My eonl Is dark.
Danse Ossianiqae, par L. M. Ooitschalk.
m partantpour la SyrieP—performed at J ulUen t Concerts
Game King Bcbottiscb—l'. U. Brown.
Wellington’s March.
Gipsy Polka.
Sailor Prince Polka.
Angler’s Polka—W. V. Wallaod.
Oowu of Roses—grand waits.
The Angel Walts; sentimental. bt
Also a coron er new bLOM B,
“ST “ d for a?*,S «*>' ggLih-
• -' .<*&?*: ■
WOODWELL’S
FURNITURE
IUAIP^.
WliOl. \f Kb AIL
NMBRAOING gVfcftlr 81 .LB Ot
Kl'ttMTlftE,
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT,
SUITABLE FOR
PARLORS,
CHAMBERS,
AND DINING ROOMS.
LOCAL TO AN* IN _
NEW YORK OR PHILADELPHIA,
AXD AT LOW SB PRICES.
K ~-ry ufcle m*Aw by bud, and TafWbtM.
Cabinet Matter*
Supplied with any quantity of FURNITURE and CHAIRS,
on reasonable terms.
Hotel* and steamboat*
FURNISHED AT THE BHORTEST NOTICE.
Warerooma, Noa. 77 and 79 Third street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
A. A. OABBIBB S. 0. OABBiaa
a. a. cAKKiicK * aao.,
Cbmer FburtA and Smithfald itrtei*, Pittsburgh, PtL,
AGENTS
STATE
MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO
or habbisbvbu.
CAPITAL 9390,000.
GIRARD
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE OUfILTANT
or PHIIADDLPHIA.
CAPUAL - 9300,000.
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA,
WINCHESTER, VA.
CAPITAL .... $300,000.
CONNECTICUT
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMP AN*
HARTFORD, COBH,
mil ; CAPITAL AND ASSETS....#*, 154,4 80.
NORTH WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
CFFICE, MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, PHILADELPHIA.
CHARIER PERPETUAL.
Authorised Capital, 9300,000 i
Assets liable for i"ue losses of the com
pany.
i o drcck Notes, (negotiable form,) secured byilort*
sages and Judgment5...^............ .......$lOO,OOO
in Bills Receivable, Mortgages and Judgments,
Bonds, 4c- - 106,000
in Cash Assets and Gash Items....-..—....... 47,000
Total ~~s2M,o<»
H. OADWKLL, President i. Q. BARB, Secretary.
49* fire. Marine and Inland Transportation •isks, taaao
at current rates.
REPERKNCSa.
PITTSBCaOIL
James M’Oully A Co.,
W. A D. Einebart,
M. L HoltowsU-A Co., Charles B. Wright,
I>arid a. Brown A Co., AH. A Geo, Abbott,
Harris. Uab* A Co., " Kraus A Watson,
lion. Wm. U. Keller, Chas. Megargee A 00.,
Caleb Qope A Co_
GKOHGE BINGHAM, Agent,
j«4 95 Water street, Pittsburgh.
WESTKEIi FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW LISBON, OHIO.
m J. HUNTER, Agett, 8t Charles Bail ling, No. 108
X * Third street, Pittsburgh.
orriot&s:
P. A. BLOOKBOM* President.
JAMES BURDICK, Vies President.
LEVI MARTIN, Secretary and Treasurer.
pirreQoaoa ftsmufcss:
Junes W. Woodwell, Joseph Pluxamsr,
James Wood, R M. Biddle,
Jno. V. Uarbaugh, Dr. Jno. E. Park,
jlG] ffm. Simms, Birmingham, Dawson, Newmeyer AGo
British and Continental Exchange.
SIGHT BILLS DBAWN BY
DUHCAK, SHEUMAH A CO.
ON THE UNION BANK, LONDON,
In Suns op £X jl£D Upwards.
TIIKSK DK AiTa aro availtbie at all the principal
Town* of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND and LUHLAND, ao»i
ih* CONTINENT.
We also draw Bioet Bius on
31. A* Graaebaqm dt Balling
FRANKFORT A MAIN ,
Which serve as a Remittance to all parts of Q£RMANY»
dWUZEKLAND and HOLLAND.
IH-r>onfi intending fb travel abroad may procure, through
us, Lettera-of Credit, on which Money can be obtained, an
Levied, in any part of Europe.
Cr-uscno-3; of Bills, Notes, aid other securities Bor
Poe. will receive prompt attention.
WM. XL WILLIAMS & CO-,
Wood, corner Third street.
WILLIAM HUNTER,
DEALER. EXCLUSIVELY IN
FLdiiß km mm.
Ho. 299 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Cwstastlt RBOimwo, the BS B T BRANDS of
PENNSYLVANIA,
OliiO INDIANA end
MISSOURI, BUPBRFINB and
EXTRA FLODB,
rg be Aold at the lowest Cash plicas. fapll
Which will alwa}
WEL B. HAYS & CO.,
DEALERS IN BACON,
H AMS, SIDES & MOULDERS
LARD, LARD OIL,
DRIED REE?,
SUGAR-CURED and
CANVASSED HAMS.
A large stock always on hand at
So* 997 Liberty streets
jefi) PiiTßßoaaa, Pshk’a.
a. 3. CCMMISB...J. c. cu»misS...h. c. Train...w. tt. wooowasjk
AMERICAN
PAPIER MACHE
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
NO. 7 8 SECOND STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Manufacturers of papier mache ornaments
for Churches, Houses, Bteamboats, Ac 4 Mirror and
P icth re Frames, Window and Door Heads, Brackets, Trusses,
Cornices, Ventilators and Centre Pieces for Ceilings, Rb*
settes and Mouldings of erery description, else and design,
| cusapkb and warranted more durable than any other article
i now in nee.
T-jcrs executed on the t hortest notice,
j N. H -A .tention of Steamboat Builders is especially di
rect*? 1 -> ibis article, on account of its light weight.
i CUMMINS, TUNKS A CO,
No. IS Second et, between Wood and Market eta,
j f -.l Pittsburgh.
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
DRY GOODS
A. A. MASON & CO.
ANNOUNCE the opening of their Great Semiannual
Sale of their immenso Stock. Erery article through*
out the establishment will be marked down and closed
out.
JOHN COCHRAN & BROS.
MANUFACTURERS OF .
IRON RAILING, IRON VAULTS.
VAULT DOORS,
Window Shutters, Window Guards, &o.
;*©a, 91 Seoond street and 60 Thlid it*
(Dltfffin WOOD A*JJ ai&Sßf,)
riVTSBVRQBj fA. t
Uatb on bend a variety of new patterns aney am*
Plain, suitable for all purposes. Particular attention paid
to enclosing Qrave Lota. Jobbing done at abort-notice. }inZt
8. M’Ii.EE & CO-.
JLISOTACtOBBBS Of
M‘KEE’3 PENNSYLVANIA GLASS
ALL 80X9 0?
WINDOW GLASS,
Kxlra, Doable Strength, Imitation Crown and Baby
VUU, flasks* Pickle and Preserve Jars;
Wine, Porter and Mineral Bottles; ,
Telegraphic & Lightning-Rod Insulator*.
SECOND, BETWEEN WOOD A MABKET BIS,
Pittsburgh, fisha. •
Bui a short distance irom the Steamboat landing, and
from Monongahela House, St. Charles, and City Hotel, lagfl-
J. H. JOSHS
JONES & DENNY,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
•pis | 61 WATBB BIURET, PHTBBPRQH.
TRANSPORTATION
TO A3D FBOII THK BAtTIBS CITIBBi
VIA PKSSA. CASUAL ASP RAUBOAPS.
D. LEECH & CO.’S LINE,
Botween Pittsburgh, How York, Philadelphia
Baltimore.
rr\ la U JUTE being now In good order, w« ar» prepared
I .o despatch property either way oi\ tarorabl® term*,
i, , . lie » teconsigS to either of the undersigned wiUb*
rJed without charge Ifcr coiptotoions, and all lnetruo
iou ; romptly attended to.
a i op tonlv tc P* TiWtQH 4 QQ»i
u PP Peau street and Canal, Pittsburgh.
HARRIfI It LKKCB>
fiaoeirlng Depot No. 13 Bouth Third street*
Delivering Depot, Pock, Philadelphia.
A. SMITH, Agent,
No. 76 North street, Baltimore.
jno. McDonald. Agent,
No. T Battery Place, New York-
MERRICK HOUSE.
\V. A. BLOSSOM, PfiopttiEToa.
■KW BRIGHTON,
mkavku cooyn, pjl
pyi~]
ReuoTftL M
rii J. KIBNEK ft 00. have removed their offloc to So. W
1 • llfth street, opposite Mason’s, tn Dr. 0. &. &h»wnl
Oculist) office, where citteens will find ibo booto opto©
receive su•. actiptfona fox IRVING'S LLFS Of WA^ulw
TON, md Ute.pubUcatiP3fl,
Graff, Bennett A Co.,
Zog, Lindsey A 00.
,B. D. DfiSST*
v.:.- •*-'■*'<*