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OFFICIAL PAPFH of Tal ‘ CITY
pittsbiß®
SATURDAY MORNING
STATE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
ARNOLD PLUMER,
/VX 0 y VENANGO COUNTV
COUSTY DEMOCRATIC NOMIHATIONS.
SENATOR:
WILLIAM WILKINS. Peebles IfmuMV
ASStMOLT :
JAMES B. PULTON, Tarauluni
L 1). PATTERSON, Mlfflta.
JAMES SALISBURY, birmloghatn
0. MAGEE. Pittsburgh;
SAMUEL SMITH, Allegheny
BQIRIFT •
BODY PATTERSON, City.
FBOTiiC'ao'i^sT
JOHN BIRMINGHAM, Ohio Loun.hlr.
TEXAS CW
THOMAS BLACKMORE, Upper St Ulslr
WILLIAM ALEXANDER, City
COHSOTSIONKU
JACOB TOMER, Pittsburgh.
autHTors-
JOHN MURRAY, South Pittsburgh ;
A, B. M'PARLAND, North Payette torrnihip
WRECTOB 0? WK :
JOHN BOYLE, Indiana touuehlp.
DKMOCBfIiTic MASS
Mas, meetings of the Democracy will be h.UI m the to i
lowing places
TKMPERANCKVILLK and BBADUOCK'B HELD, S.tnr-
October 6th.
PITTSBURGH, Monday, October Sth.
Borne of the following gentlemen will be pree.nl and
j tf ,iver *Mre«« : Hon. Wm. Wilkin., Hon. Cha». Sbnl.r.
00l Wlh»n M’C.nJtas, Col 3 W. Ulwk. P. C. Sban non,
l, r J R. M-Clln.ocH, W W. Irwin. Chrlstov If r Slw Coo
s. Glllmore, James Salisbury.
The meetings will begin a' 7 o'clock, I’. M.
at I'EHTIOS !
DEMOCRACY OF alleghenycity :::
m at
the constitution and the union.
a , Tb . Uemocratp of Allegheny City »UI hold
me .ung. m lb. Be.eral Ward., at the place.
„„ SATURDAY EVENING. October 6th, at , “
ml h- arrangement? n-lntlre to the eomin S ele-tlon on
“w^ 1 >UI meet .< ADAM PWWR-fl, -.« <1
and Ohio afreet*- ~
Second Ward at MRS THOMPSON’S, corner tl the Pla
mood and Ohio Ftreet
Third Ward at GEO OKRPT'S, En»t lan.
Perth Ward at AU’KRMAN NEILU B'o r.ffl. corner
of Robloaon aod ADderwn Btre.te.
A general attendance of tboee etbo Intend to anpport h.
UoA.t, -- "
T * il 40 Secretary City Exe:utiT* Committee.
A GRAND DALLY
OF THE DEMOCRACY
And .11 olh.r Cltlx.n. oppo.od to tlto
r.lgn of Secret Political Soc.elle.
Will be held at the CITY HALL, in the Dia
mond, Fitt&burgh, on MONDAY EVE. • .
October Bib, at half-past six o’clock, F. M.
Hon. Judge Wilkins, Hon. Charles Shaler, Col.
B W Blaok, Thomas M. Marshall, Esq , And
Barke Esq , D. Bruce, Esq.. J udge Shannon, P
Battyer, E.-q , Thos U. Umbs aeter, Esq , A. B
MoCalmont and others trill be present and ad
dress (he meeting.
The li'til will hold three cr four thousand peo
nle, and it should bo filled.
\Ve invite all who would support the I'onstito
tion and the law to turn out and hear poblio
questions fairly discussed. Rally. Freemen,
Rally.
lly order of the Committee,
J. H. PHILLIPS. Chairman
OUR WKKKLY.
This is the last number of the Saturday W"k
ly Pott, which will be issued before the election
that is to determine whether Democracy or a
spurious Amerioanism is to triumph in Penney -
vanin. It contains several political arttoles, sta
ting the case fairly, and which wo could wish
were read by every voter Jo Allegheny county.
Besides it has a full report of tho Agricultural
exhibition, the details of the fall of Sebastopol,
&C.
WHICH W AV THE CCKRKNT HI NS
Publio political sentiment Booms to run in
currents. and an observer needs only to watch
their oourso to prodiot the reenlte of elec
tions. Last yoar tho currents ran strongly
againet tho Demooraoy. That waß apparent
some time before the eleotion. The fusion cf
disoordanl elements was easy then, and readily
acquiesced in. But now it requires a barefaced
frauJ to effeot a nominal fusion, and theD it is
immediately repudiated. Then every one out
side of the strict demooratio party was for fusion
against it. Now every one outside the Knew
Nothing order iB anxiou3 for fusion against it;
and hundreds are ooming out of tho order itself
to help seoure its defeat. Whioh wiy do tie
onrronts run this year? Everybody can see, and
safely predict the result.
The ourrents this year are manifestly tending
towards the open, sincere, steadfast, unterrified
and national party. The excellence of its ticket
all admit; and never before did the people seem
more thoroughly aroused in its favor. Btancoh
old-line Whigs are stumping the county in its
behalf, Old Democrats and young Democrats
are all eager and jealous in the oauso. Every
one who oan work seems to bo up and at work
with all hia might to defeat the Knew Nothings
They have been tried one year, and found want
ing. Their services are not wanted again. A j
Know Nothing legislature voted themselves two
hundred dollars extra pay for eaoh member laßt
winter. A Democratic legislature oan correct
that error next winter. A Know Nothing legis
lature voted to remove the seat of government
to Philadelphia, where hotter eating, drinking
and amusements can be found. A Demooratio
and old-line Whig legislature will repudiate that
gross wrong next winter. A Know Nothing
legislature negleoted to elect a United States
Senator last winter, and left our State only half
represented in the United States Senate. That
will be made right next winter. Simon Cameron
may want the services of C. B. Eystor and D. D.
Smith next winter, bat the people will give
them leave to stay in that western half of the
State whioh they totally forgot last winter.
They have boon tried and found wanting.
Such is the direotlon of the poiitioal oarreots
this year; and such a tow of the many reasons
for the mighty chaogo that all can see.
One of the candidates on the Know Nothing
tioket the other day computed the Know Noth
ing vote in this oounty, that would be out next
Tuesday, at six thousand. We don’t believe it
will be so large by a thousand. But the same
man admitted that the Demooratio vote would
be six thousand, too. “ And then, said he
“the outßide vote will deoide it.” And now,
suppoae it to be so. With the current oil tend
ing in favor of the Demooratio ticket, wh6 doubts
as to which way that “ outside vote ” will deter
mine the question ? It is a mistake to suppose
that people’s minds are all made up. It is not
so. Many aro still doubtfnl. They want to de
feat the Know Nothings, and they may be dispo
sed to vote for the Republican tioket. What
good oan that do 1 It has uo possible ohauoo of
an eleotion. There cannot be a suooeesful Re
publican party till the Know Notnings are de
feated. They will rush into its ranks and
slaughter the candidates, as they have done this
jear Defeat the K. N'3 ami they will Jisbat*
Fall in will. the onrr.nt «*i. year, (iFS sIM p,,,N'S DESPATCHES.
«er the K. N.’s is certain. Whigs and - BlßMTopoti BepL P .
cane can afford to help to elect onr Uohet th &[ yj _ n th#
fall. Did not the Democrats help elect a wmg the French 00 UimuB of attach were t > leave their
Mayor last Winter? Can tlioy not vote for us trcn , l)( , a and ta^o . os9 eBsion of the Malakoff
once? Now is the time to strike an effeotual and decent works. After their suooese had
~ „ , „ I , r ,„ r i„ n itv vr 11 probably been assured, and thev weie fairly established,
blow. So good an“ Low away their the Redan was to be assaulted by the English,
never occar again. Those who i&row avr y Tbe Central Bastion an«l Quarantine Forts on
voles this year for a tiokot that has no eart y jpft were Birau!l in«;ou!-lv to be attacked by
"hancc will regret it when perhaps too late. the French.
P,, • with the onrreut of public sentiment this At the hour appointed, our allies quitted the
Fall in with , . j Rre trenches, entered and carried the apparently
year, The people are fu yar . 1 impregnable defences of the Malakoff, with that
heartily tired of secret political societies. e impetuous valor which characterizes the French
f,-vr a triumph ; but we would make ÜBck aD j having once obtained possession,
: were n. ver dislodged. Tbe tri color planted on
ances doubl y Bo ' the parapet was the signal for tha troops to ad-
TUB NEWS. vanoe. The arraegoment for this attack I en
.i S M„. I.™ -. S 3! " S, ZISHSMS
~inday, 662,7.0 60.h,1, and 10.08. bbl, nl
arrived at Buffalo. During last week 02.000 hbls ■ it was arranged that netween Sir Wm. Cod
of ffonr were reoeived at tha same port. ringion and Lieut. Gen Markham that the aa-
The Berks County Agrioultural exhibition saultlng column of 10UU men should he formed
me iserfc.a amuniy agno b ual numbers <-( these two divisions; the
opened at 1 o’olook, on Wednesday, and waß c ' lanm of , bc Division to lead, that of tbe
thronged with visiters. The display in every scc;)n j l 0 follow. They left the trenches at the
denartment was largo and fine. Upwards of one preconcerted signal, and moved across the ground
K-a. iu -... 6- .«■«• ««•,
the oountry can produce were on exhibition, and JUchi tint! the UdJers being placed, the
over one hundred horses, embracing some of the | m(?n itlime ,ij a t c ly stormed tho parapet of the
s „„ blond in the world. Of implements, fruils. Redan, and penetrated into the salient angle
bnest blood in the won f I mos , j elermlue d an ,l Moody contest was here
vegetables, grains, preduo 8, ’ , maintained for uearly tin hour, and although
the large exhibiiion ball was abundantly - '• a gpported to the utmost, and the greatest brav.
A man named Peter Farrel waß ruu over and , diar ,| ay( ,j ilt was found impossible to main
the Reading Railroad, nenr Pottsvillc tjothe position Your lordship will perceive
killed 00 the Read.Dg , , , -j sa-> Its' of casualties, with what
by tho 71 o’olook train, on Tuesday morning sD* an *„, the officers so nobly
He and his companion had started the day P r^^f aMd themselves at the head of thetr men du
viouely from Richmond, with their horses arSf ring t M a sanguinary combat.
. to CO to work on tho railroad at Reading. The trenches were subsequently to thisal
Stopping over night at Pottsville, they were pro- “ hie’Vl“.nd.d to
oeeding on their way, when, jast at tho firs &ko „j t h the Highlanderß under Gen. Sir C.
crossing and aftor the carts had crossed tho Campbel |, who bad hitherto formed the reserve,
track, the unfortunate man frightened, t p. ..pp.r*d by
and in his confusion jumped from his oar , J anJ Ranged with them to renew the ah
bled, and was struck by tho locomotive and in Ulck ’ on lbc following morning. The Highland
atnntlv killed. Tho body was dragged some die- Br ade occupied the advance trench during tho
an( J horribly miuia«d.:’:':A*ish?..flWSBlng ni gbi. About 11 o'clock, Ibo enemy commenced
tanoo and homoiy uiang * el p lo ding their magai.nev, and Sir Cohn Camp
there is no board Warajt>g ; l>dt.3,.rS'liy ... ha ,l o . ordered a small party to advance
of the locomotive. Uotdn jM4«Ml>thO OOlldno o(uuioua ,.. K to „ a miue the Redan, found the
tor it must added that .tfa-SrtMtoWM Wown „. rk abandoned He di 1 not, however, deem
long before the crossing was ove " " SIMPSON,
precaution taken against tho - Gm l Commanding
"
IUKKI) At SEBASTOPOL
OCTOBER 6
THE LAST BODCE,
A smart corn apondent of thu Ejenmg Times
(U a last resort to sustain the Binding and weep •
ing condition of the K. N. Sheriff, alleges that
Mr. Rody Patterson was born in Ireland —as
suming that this is disgraceful, and to be pun
ished by the withholding of a certain, olherw.se
unmanageable vote.
He had not the h.m,r to he born in Ireland,
and does not wish to monopolise any of lte ad
vantages. Mr. Patterson was born in the Btato
of New York, and removed to Pittsburgh at an
early day. One thing la certain, he baa not
been found iu the neighborhood of the Diamond
and Fifth Ward, promising any number of our
German citizens, the office of Deputy Sbenil
What neiV t
Took a First Premium —lo out notice of use
ful inventions on exhibition at the County Fair,
the other day, wo made mention of Dickinson a
Hand Power Cornsheller as one that astonished ,
us not a little. Wo have einee learned that the |
Committee have awarded u first premium to Mr. |
Weigbrcchl, who has bought the patent for Alle- ,
ghety county, and who had tt on exhibition, j
The machino is one of exceedingly simpio con- i
etrnction but does its work nono the less etlco- j
tuaily on that account: in fact, although wo
have seen dozens at diderent times looking at
its working, we have yet to sec the first person
who was not astonished at the thoroughness and
speed with which it a oomplished its work Let
every one, particularly those interested in the
raising of Indian corn, drop in at the Masonic
Hull and see Mr. D 's machine perform.
The Par r u!-,.-i- s a despatch from Benin.
lb.li Hi a . t:uie le'.cgrni-bw despatch la
. thi- King if ...Hiiyini U.c fell ol Sebas
topol, tbo Emperor doolurod his tirm resold to
accept uo conditions .1 poace whatever. which
, should be derogat..ry t- Kassii tut a great power.
TnutoßAPHs os Railroads --In an article on Kasaia _.- for. •• never makes peace
“>*■ snbjeot .be N. h. Tr*u«' f.Ue into a greet- I ,ftrH,«...r Ujrl « h . k , fl
oas error, thus . „ ‘ . «„,* i .. , r iV,thing now in the
-..50 far as we are aware, the only Railroad ~a Ja.od ■ • ("-
in tbit oonotry W-icb habitually and conetao b. 0 foUow;n(; tri na:at. >n f.-m the Jour
employs-the telegraph, is the hew ' ork a s ., .( the , ill dal despatches
Erie, whioh at its own expense, has erc.to | • ri#e<l o:rlschokl ,i, describing the furious
wires along i's enure line I bombardment whi..h preceded the evacuation of
Then yon art) a know nothing. Jhe I enn- 60Util el i e , and the evacuation itself
svlvania Central Railroad has a telegraph line of u tPT mu. Nook -The enemy receives near
lt9 own which has been in operation for more . ly ""led ,Lnce.
than a year. Previous to that ttn.e it used the becn u . ure tll , n in the last
wires of the National Line which runs along the ' tweuty four boury
route of thin road. This makes it impossible for ; Tu o ,-lw'k, ( P M )-Tb t troops of your
tral, and renders aooidents of all kinds very un loiter on n o .uni of the infernal lire
freuuent. whioh was pouro l upon Hie town. The troops
■ ~, i have passed to the north side, after repelling
KxostMST Grapes. —Thomas Howard, t- i,; >u or oeTen HBBlulUa m adc t,y the enemy, and it
sent us yesterday three splendid clusters of ' „ aa on ) y ,h,. K-.roilotl that we found It tm
grapes, of three different and most celebrated j possible to eipet ihrm
varieties We forget the names, but they were I finJ (te f ""wiitg in the t l.n-llr of
nndoubtodly the very best grapes we ever tasted . p »
Mr. Howard has some thirty or forty different , Wiluamso n , u * sot Withdrawn.
varieties of grapes in his vineyard ; and some _ A Mory wafl circu i bt e.l yesterday, by interest
of them tho beßt raised in this or any other ; eJ [iarlisß> that Passmore Willinmsou had do
ooantry. We would no, objeot to h,s -ending j clined. in a leller^ aD “
us a few more of those small white ones What ' licipats n ono of the kind. Let no suoh triok
Bay you, Thomas! 1 miulead any one.
Dbath of Mbs. Rookr B. Tanet A *" ' q . l uT K r Mahie -The ship canal is now in
Daughter.— Wo regret to have to announoe the ‘ conJiti'-o Portv live vessels of 'J4,-
dea.h and burial of the wife »J yoong... «« ; e lhroußh U iu the
daughter of Chief Justice Taney. They d,ed j , J 101 , Tho oost I
at Old Point Comfort, where ihey had spent; month.o A Kus. W •^
the flnmmor. Mra. Taney d,ed of paralysis, ■of ntaintamiug the
and the daughter of yellow fever They were Buuurhis «»il summirtaß.
both bariod in one grave, on tho farm of Col ; We find the following unsolicited testimonial
Segar near Old Point, on Monday. In this ! , lhe efficacy of Ur. Wyckotl 'a mode of treating
sudden and double affliction the venerable Chief : stuttering und etammenng, m the oat num er
Jostioe will have tho united sympathy of all. i of the Greeoaburg Argus. We ourselves ave
... ; been wilneas l 0 several cures performed here,
Governor Shannon.— A Washington correa- j endorße the article as not doing anything
pondent of the Cleveland I’lmnJ'ai.- writes that : thfcn justice. The Dootor is stop
Wilson Shannon, Governor of Kansas, is to be | (he ( , jly I]otol f or „ short time :
removed. pi blio Uknekai tor - Some three w r
Kldtculouß Kattßtulim. since, a gentlemen wiioßC vocation is °D9 oi
■ The New York Tribune approximates to laua publi : an r "iMdnouucr'l' by “■ pica " linos in
CJ „n two subjeots slavery ao,i temperance- , “ r banJlulle abounding with
Day nftnr day it* editorial columns arc filled wilt I ftttra etivo sentences displayed in largo oapi
theso topios to tbo exolnsion of everything else, tals . avoiding the bombast which seems almost
its remarks being of a most intemporate nature, ! neoesaary in these days, and like one consoious
its remar&B meui K ui » r ~ bUlv t 0 j 0 all ho may say, m eaoh of
and its arguments of a most ridiculous o arao- (own ; on y ra ai s he made Hie simple announce
ter. It reoently ascribed, ihdirectly, tho posti- ment lb at his profession was that of curing atut
lenoeat Norfolk and Portsmouth to slavery ; and terin(t an( j gtammcrinr -what hi was willing to
*»•» ">•“
men being sober) to the sale of alcoholic liquors. | Commencing his enreer thus unostentntioos-
Tho Courier and Rfauircr thus treats these exhi- j ’ re i y j D g upon the success of his praotice to
bltions of folly and fanntioiem : I establish himself, aB might be csneotecl, at first
“The readiness of the TWfiune to improve an the number who him was hot small.
occasion is amusing enongh, but the reaaon.ng At^jt 1 * f (he goQlli . mPn ’ B professions, placed
by which it seeks to impress its dogma P under treatment, and the result was a
readers is often positively For the cure. This was sufficient;
Tribune, there are at present bat two b i .. • t applicant had beon cured— the treatment
interest in the world slavery an f i), v? yc kotf was i ronounoed snooeeaful—and
liquors; and any event, any catastrophe however « [ hiß ability was secured,
dire, ie only of importance as it can bo brought P»M'° o “* sii we alla(le to w& s Mr. )ohn Jami
to bear upon violent aupproßßion of 1 ' & ft u a large number of our oitizoua well
Thus, a terrible ft Tnow ,rim childhood bad been annoyed with an
oes south of Mason and Dixon s line. tmnedimont of speeoh We have oonverßod with
dire effects of slaver,! ones th. JWhmr. A fa- a °„ d P h e expressed himself perfectly
tal affray occurs between two sober' meti be hU curoi „ nJ spes ks as fluently as
bar-room of a highly respeotable hole , slightest indication that he had
Tribune exclaims, See the woful consequences of any one noUhe A namber of
rum! Bat a flbow of reason m attempted, thus, nhoee names we do not deem it proper
There need to be forty cities [wbat sort of oities.] have sinoe plaood themßelves under
on the Campagua of Rome .but there wereslaves n cure was cf
in every city aud now the Campagna is miasma- r , Molioan, of Salem towu
tio. Holland has reolaimed her marshes and dy- c^Cl ',. ' ~ . considered by his
ked out tho sea, and Holland has uo slaves Ar- ship, this o u y, hnt after subjecting
gal —mind you, argal —freedom is incompatible Mends'; a cureless case after subjjotmg
with miasmatio disease, while slavery fosters it, himself to tae s, ' , , , ■ b roth
.and slaver, is the secondary cause, at leaet, of ourod, as wo have been informed by his broth
the yollow fever at Norfolk and Portsmouth. An er, who permitted us to uBe nom .
intoxicated man onoe stabbed another in a sudden Dr. Wyokoff has in his po k. hni/hndun
fray in a hall of the Bt. Nioholae hotel; now a her of letters from persons whom ho has had no
man has stabbed another in eolf-defenoe against i der treatment, aDd in no case where his J
in’assault Whioh is tho olim&x of a long and bit- j was observed, haß he failed to effeot a o
ter Quarrel; the wound was given by a sober man, We have beon allowed to make a oouple ot ex
but he was in'a place where ho might have bo- tracts from letters of gentlemen known in this
oomeintoxioated; and, argal, again, rum was the locality. Mr. David Shallenberger of Penns
eanse of the enoounter. Can it be that our oo- Mle, Fayette county, under date of September
temporary falls to see the absurdity and theaot- Hth, 1866, in writing of tho core of his son,
nal bad faith of snail a style of argument, and »»r»
what ridicule and contempt it brings upon the I »>«»> “-on <“ "P"? 8 m h enl ' ro ectisfact.on
~. .. . . r 6 r 1D your BVBtQiu for the the cure ot atamwonog
cause whioh It ie meant to serve ? 3 3
F(JKK 1 (J X NEWS
IVtiesier mow a Marshal,i telegraphing from
Sebastopol on the 17th September sty:
The enemy hive uot destroyed their Jocks,
tho neighboring cstabliehaionis, the barracks,
F -rt Nichole- or Fort i.mxran'.irr A hrel gen
erul survey of the materials left has given the
following result - I KUO guns, 50,000 halls, a
few hollow projectiles, a large qtutiiity of pow-
Jsr. (notwithstanding a'l the eiplosiolts which
have taken p! co. 1 500 half anchor, >t> excellent
couJttioo, d 5,000 kilogramme? of copper, two
B 'earn engines of thirty horse power, and a
emaiJerabe quantity of sawn timber for Je
fenoe works."
ill. d'l AN i‘EdPA’l CH Fd
tub f..mi i ' o-nt.-- i,i rue aemv
In an order , r me .lev to the army, commu
nicating the I ail Of SePasvpot. bis Mejssty
thauk. the garrt-.u f r He I ravery they have
j relayed m .Irfrt. Rs-g ;h " stronghold or Sebos
t.-.r.'-.l to the very It.-'. at. I declares be is con
vinced that all the tt-s-ps of the empire are
re.-jy to foli-w the ir ci-mm!.- in stenhome life
and everything, for the rase of protecting the
,el,gnu. the honor, an i me mJep.'U-once 0.
i K.iTibia Tbs* Kmpcror that he Rl'll relics
I B ,ih r mil leucc upon the ii-itmoes and courage
| ol - tuo faithful aud attached soldiers, to repol
I every future hostile attempt to violate the
i sanotity id li t Huesim u-tMtory, while he ox
cases the abandonment of the « -uthoru portion
!„f Seta,!.-, by W.jmr th.t mere is a line
; K h -h :s ’inpa-rat'ie ev, nII heroes lbn
| despatch ,» dated hi i'elorrburg, September
11 ih
tub to tup kin.; .o' rni-siA
■ ' *
I MMIMI.Jigm,' Worm.l-1 great many Wroed |
Mv eon will cure himself entirety in a tew m® ro I hiiva written, explaining the origin of, end |
days. 1 would recommend, and not only recoup ; ' be worm , generated tn the human nynam. ,
mend, but urge and entreat all those who labor ( of med!cal Bci , nc6 haB eU c,ted more
under that, of all difficulties, the most un P le “ observation and profojmd research; and yet phye -
ant and distressing, to avail toemsolves of the | • moch Jwllled ln opinion on the subject,
opportunity and be relieved. I speak as I foe Jt mu9t Emitted, however, that, alter all, a mode of ex
and apeak also what I know. have been tog lhaM , rormf „ an d purifying the body from the
Btammerer myself, and have tried and paid for te 0[ mon , ylhl » ,h a n the wisest disquisitions as
two or three systems, and must Bay tha ■ , 0 thelr ortgin .
WyckofFs system is the only one that is per- an expdling agant has at length been found,
foot ” , n, vf-ane’s Vermifuge proves to be the much sought alter
Another gentlemen, Mr. John Mattox, of afflca( . y universally acknowledged by the
| Prosperity, Greene county, whose daughter had (artbar pr oof,r«ad the lollow
been cured, writes in a letter dated September iti om a ladj _ ona of OU r own dtiaena =
l‘2th 1856. Not Yore, October 15, 185 i.
“ I write to assure yon of the oomplele core ~ „ rthy that I was troubled with worms for
you effected in the case of my daughter. We a year , wa9 ad „i s ed to use MW. celabra.
conversed together after we got home, and led vermifuge. I molt oue bottle, which brought .way
rine the exoitement produoed by the expressions abont |( wormß . 1 commenM d improvmg at once, and
of joy on the part of the family, not one halt, tly we ll. The public <an learn my name,
hesitancy, or evidence that she had ever had any fmUMr parUcalars , by applying to Mrs. Hardie, No -
difficulty in speaking, could 1 detect. She hatun ~l ace, or t 0 k. i„ Theall, Druggi.t, corner oi
, speaks as well, as easily, as quickly and as un
hesitatingly as any one of my family, and from
al> evidence in the oase, her cure is a permanent
Lasd Frauds —William H. Taylor writes to
the New York Tnbunt, from Palmyra, Mo., that
the agents appointed by the County Courts o
Missouri to seleot swamp lands donated by act
of Congress to the State, in order that they |
might be reclaimed, have committed groat frauds
upon the national domain. The law awards to
each agent twelve and a half cents per acre for
all the lands he may select, thus making it to his
interest to swell the amount. They have, there
fore, selected 4GB,W acreß, and not more than
one-fourth part of which is swamp land within
the meaning of the act. So great was the fraud
in the Palmyra land district that several hundred
of tho oilivens have made affidavits, Betting forth
that certain lands designated by them, and selec
ted by the agents as swamp lands, are, and al
ways were, high and dry, and fit for cultivation
ai all seasons of the year, without artifi-wl
drainage or embankment. The affidavits were
filed in the Land Offioe, at Washington and an
investigation instituted. In faot, since the spring
of tho year 1853, the Department at Washington
has been folly a prised of the frauds by means
of the report of the Surveyor for Illinois and
Missouri, and the contests got up by individu
als and by the Hannibal and St Joseph Railroad
Company. Tho issue of patents for the lands
claimed by Missouri under tho Swamp act, was,
therefore, suspended. The authorities of the
State, however, enlisted vigoronsly on thei Bide
of the agents, and Governor Prioe visited Wash
ington on the subject. He sucoeeded in inducing
the President to order the Land Commissioner
rocommenoo tho issue of the patents, and he has
boasted in Missonri that extra clerks, are to bo
hired and patents all Issued at onoe.
I OSBI’TH ON THE FALL OP SR!) ABTOPOL.— The
New York Tima publishes a letter from Kossuth
in relation to the fall of Sebastopol—the leading
idea of whioh seems to bo that the allies are very
much in the condition of the man who wou an
elephant in a raffle—they will not know what to
do with the fortress now that they have got it.
He gives it as his '• decided opinion that the
prospeots nf peace are nther lessened than oth
erwise by the fall of t o south of the town,
and still insits upon tbo belief that it “ was a
great mistake that the a'Ses chose that point for
an attack on Russia ” After alluding to the fall
of Sebastopol, he says : -‘What, then, is next to
ootne ■ In oar opinion, for the next winter, tbo
campaign will probably bo restricted to the Cri
mea, and next year it will still continue there,
while, on the other hand, the naval operations
in the Baltic will be rcsnrocJ with augmented
foroes, and on a more effective scale."
e»- Ague mud K.ver of Three \ ear
Standing Cared. —Mt J '..a Loos ten. »ow t.vla<
Braver Item, IJanov-r rwn.tr. o-ar Iti hocnJ, had *»,
amt Sever fur three year*; nuts! o! the time he ha-1 chi'
a day, and rarely Iws tU» aw. he waa r*r,-ted
w l-.li fever- as rooa ae the - hill left l.:iu, and after trying
phjrdclans, ,umice. m.-t it lb- ndrerti.ed, and
everythin. rei-omineudial m hiu,. was at*-ut to rive up In
de-fair, when Carter's Spanish Mumre was spoksn ol ha
jj two tsOtllrß, but bt*for« Ilf ba 1 U »»uii>rf ihnn R
t . ni , bd «u petfnctij ourrd, »aA La- uU Uwi uchili nr
aim*.
Mr u fnijr C ' ;A lL ’ U!i * na ' * h " L
UiOtflWd bi tbU tjrea: t-*ui.\ bilrrutiva auR bl-vl
dti-r. Hve _ nfi4 tn)
OHIO & PENNSYLVANIA RAILHOAD
THE ONLY RAILROAD
,U NSINU WEST KIIUM IMTTSBI'III* H.
Tu* Fast Train lea tub at - A M thn>Us{li L'- CinaTouatt
11 Vi boors »ud 40 Diiuuie-
Mail Train ioatu at S A. M
KxprrssTrain •* at 3V. M.
Tbrw Train* all matf clw at Creatß*
Ui* lint two counsel at Alliance The direr! routs to t*t
U , u i„ i< now opsn, via. Crestllue and Indianapolis, KM
Lu; . r - -honor than Tla. Clei eland. Connection- are made
at MancfleUl with the Newark and Sandusky City road,
tral at Crestline with the three roads n uc-ntraliu* there
■liruiare m haudbills. No trains run on Sunday.
,u B h Ticketa sold to Cincinnati, Louisrille ft t-»nU,
.spoils, Chn-agu, Hock 1-laud. Fort W.yur, Cleveland,
and the principal Towns and Oitias In tbs West.
Tbs NEW URiaUTON AOOJMMuUATIUN TRAIN will
leaya Pittalursh at lu A U. and b lo I' M. an 1 N-vr Briub
ton at 7 A. M. and 1 P. M-
Yvt Tickwta and further inlorint.ti'.'C.
At tl,* comer office, nn.lor the Ut’nnogAh-lR
Or at the Federal Htr-*t Hutton, to
(JKORUK I’AKRIN, Ticket
Pittsburgh. July 23. ISM>- __
OHIO AND INDIANA RAILfiUA
Continuation of the Ohio and Feuna. B. H
TO FORT WAYNE,
man animus i*s market wlb ram rimucaon.
ar Tmln» connect et Creellinc, without detention, wi«
aUtke Trainl on the Oku, and fVtma Hoad, anj also »t
forest with Trains going North end South, 00 the UaJ
Rjver and Lake Brie Railroad.
j\->r Ticket*, apply at the Railroad Offices of .be j
&Qd Pennsylvania Railroad Company m PUUt-ur.'h, Alle
gheny Cltv, or at any of the following point*.
Port tVayua, Uellelbnlaiu*,
Cincinnati, Crbena,
Dayton. HpnnsO-i.l,
Indianapolis, ltl' hmi-nu.
Tiffin, • Findlay.
Persona desiring Tickets *lll be partkuler to eek for •
Ticket by the tihlo and Indian* _ B . p . L
PITTsniIHOU
Life, Tire and Marine Xnenranoe Company ;
•Ofi.VSK c IV WATER ATiD MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBI UUII, PA.
RuBKRT GALWAY, PresideuL
Jas. D. M’diLt, Secretary.
Thin Company makes every insurance appertaining to or
connected with LIWS RltiK-h.
Also against lluil andOarfo Riskn on the Ohio and Mu-
riVere and tributaries, and Marine Risk* generally.
And against Loss and Damage by Pire, and against the
partis of the S?a and Inland Navigation and Tranapertution.
PoUolea issued at the lowest rates conßisteut a ilh safety
to ail parties
DtESOTOBS:
Robert Gal tray, Alexander Bradlry,
JamesB. Hood, John Fullerton,
John M’Alpln, Samuel M’Clurfcan,
William Phillips, James W. llaUmau
John Scott, Ghas. Arbuthuot,
Joseph t. Uaaaam, M. D„ Hand ltlchey,
James Marshall, John Wall!,
Horatio N. Lea. KitUnnin*.
Pennsylvania Insurance Company
4 0 P PITTSBURGH,
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield streets.
authorized CAPITAL, $300,00u.
n - 3, ixsOAi Buildings and o'.ber invpi-rty against Loss
Lrtl? or Damage by Fire, and the Perile oi the Seu nDd
luland Navigation and Transportation.
DIBEOT0B3;
Wm P Johnston, Rody Patterson, Jacob Painter,
A A Carrier, W. M’CUntock, Kennedy T Friend,
James B. Negley, W. S. Haven, D. B. Park,
I Grier Bproul, Wade Hampton, D. M. Long,
A. J . Juuea, J. H. Jostea, U R.Ooggehall,
0 PP 10 BRB :
lYtsidtrU Hon. WM. F. JOHNSTON.
Via rraidml RODY PATTERdON.
Svfyand TrtaxurerA.. A. CARRIER.
iSbcrehn*y..B. S. CARRIER. [jeiSOy
EUUEKA iNSTJBAIfCE COMPANY
OP PITTSBURGH.
JOHN H. SHOKNBKRGtffc, PksSuhtt.
ROBERT FINNEY. BsommuiY.
a W. BATCHELOR, Giskraj. Aaot*.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
DIEEOTO&8 :
J. H. ghoenberger, 'J-
C. W. Batchelor,
Isaac M. Pennoch, T. B. Updike,
\V W Martin, U- B- o°°bra a .
K. T. Leech, Jr., John A. Caughoy,
George 8. Seldeu, h.S, lirjan,
Darhl McOandless.
J 8- All Loafleß Buntainea by partiea Insurwl under poli
cies iasoakby this Oompany will and
promptly paid at Ita (Mba. No-.g) WATER street. I iyll
WILLIAMS & ALLEN
BUOOBSSOBS TO
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS
auHOTAoru&iAB or
Chilson Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tul
AND FITTING GENERALLY
For Warming and Ventilation of Buildingx.
49-W.AA. will contract for Warming and Ventilating
by 8 team or Hot Water, Pipes or Ohllson'u Furnace,
Churches, Schools, Hospitals, Factories,
CourtHoutes, Jails, Hotels, or Dwellings. N 0.26 MABKJBT
street, Pittsburgh. a P*°
PEARL STEAM MILL,
ALLEGHENY.
A®-FLOUR DELIVERED TO FAMILIES .In either of
the two CiUee.
Orders may be left at the Mill, or In boxes »t the store* r>f
LOGAN WILtUjN A (XX. 62 Wool
BRAUN* RKITKH, oorner Liberty and St. U&ir rls
H V SCUWAKTi, Allebb«uj.
C4BH, O # H DILIVIRt.
ft CO.
.. Vl
Ratg«r nD'l Monroe streets
**- Hr. M'Lane'fl .'«l.br.ted Vermifuges also bln genuine
Um Pilto, cm bow be bad .1 .11 respectable Drug Store.
the United Btates and o*a*d*.
Purchasers will please be careful to a.t for,-and take none
but Dr. SIW. Vermifuge. All others, in comparison.
*'"• !M ““ 90 ' ProPr BROS.,
Bucfreaors to J. Kidd & Oo^
rK tl Jaw Nr. 60 Wor d rtraet, corner of Tourth ;
Inhalation for Dl.oakcd hoagl.
The mode of Inhalation, in caa-e of diseased lungs and
throat, recommended by Dr. Curtis in his ad-rertlsement.
-trikes n.as the true one. It Is now generally admitted by
our best phyriclane, that local dlfflculc.es can only be sun
ivaafully treated by local applications. This practice has
been pursued from the first with respect to external Inflam
mation and corrosions, and we see not why diseases of the
throat and lungs may not be treated In the asms manner,
we holier, they may. In this yariable climate of oora,
Where luogaod throat complaints hare hocom. so piers
lent and rife, ws earnestlr recommend to the public, and
to Uu njStcfrd especially, to arail themselves of Dr. Ourtls
remedy.-10ns who has tried it.] See advertisement In
h a.£ttT-Da. CTOTO- HVQBANA U th. original “d only
wp4^wd*w
Ofi-Batchelor'. Hair Oy.—Tbe ORIGINAL,
11KL1ABLK, TRUK and NATURAL beyond all q«*U»
the BEST-nev r fades, or fall, to dye brown or blacte, tree
to nature, without the least Injury to akin or bait. Made
and .old. er applied, (In nine private room*]•*»
CHELOII‘B 'old established Wig Factory, 333 B*Ojt|gg|
N Tolltho,esale and ret,ll, by IT. OEO. hL
Wood street.
*OR THE EAIB. , 3fS|||B
H£- Citizens and Btranger. Tislttng the Voir, hi Want Of
„ HAT or LAP of the latest style, would do weU to call
and examine our .took, as we are determined not to be
undersold. Quirk .ales and email profits,
undersold * MOWJ AS ACO , No. IM Wood street,
2 One door from Blxtb._
<M- .Ta.t Rec.tved, kTOMbbi.'.,
oraortment of Fall and Winter Oooda, of every description,
insisting of Plush, Grenadine, Valemla and Figured Satin
eatings, Doeskin and Fancy Casalmere., Clolhs, Overcoat
,ga Ac Ac Also, Gents’ Furnishing Goods In great varl
iy. ’which will be sold low for rash. No. 240 Liberty street.
P»*P
bbisq the
i&S.y
r- ‘ sdL.
sinking* and Hosiery for Winter.
_]f you dou't want your feet pinched with hud and short
Stockings, you will take oar sdrics and go to 0. DALY'S,
corner of Market alloy and Firth street, and buy ion. of
those elegant Pin. Stockings, that make your feet feel nice
and comfortable. DALY aleo makes and Bells erery rori
ety of Hosiery that yon can mention, at wholesale and
Itamemher the pl>«, comer of Market alley anl Fifth
ocU
4 HATS. HATS.—We hare receiTed oar FALL
PTYLK UK BihK HATS, which will Iwjond. oa Id
ept'otiou, » neat »uJ g!«d Article. A good U»t for $3,
xtra one for |4. Call and see.
MOItOAN A CO., No. I<M Wood at,
N*xt boose to the new Presbyterian Church,
One door street.
fwp'
—ure have ln«t reeelved, by Kxprei*
a l arß « lot of PLANTER’S, HUNGARIAN aod other
j> r lI ATS 01 latest style, which we will Mil ats low for
i!ib any honse In the city. Call and ae«
1 D 5 MORGAN A CO-, IW Wood street,
ang2i) next house to the new Presbyterian Chutvh.
NKW ADYKHTISEMKiNTS.
DR. A. TURSBBLI.,
Jfl’LlST AND AURIBT. f om London, has taken Rooms
, t lhe MONOMJAUKI.A HOUSIS In this ci y, where
.. ,!ll remslD for » KKW WBKKS, end may be seen b,
hose who may hare occasion lo require hie serTices.
oclttlw
s~\ 40*000 aHfcLL OYBTEHB just received
\|f§l f ©Jaod for sale at tbe corner of HAND and ÜB
KRTY street*. We Invite the citfcsenaof Fltta-
t»uruh to o< me and Irv them. We also keep
cowuatu od hand CAN uASTKM. M.IJ wtolaal. and
ro*ftU. Families supplied with Shell Oysters at hf»y and
H-Tenty Ure tents per hund ed, by
octd
MOBT EXTRAORDINARY MACHINE,
i ll took tb<- Diploma at tbe New York State Fair, 1864,
and at varal other Pair*,)
for he moving
CORN FROM THE COB!
■ / K OUALLENGE any Macb’ne In the woild to ap
\y proat'h it in ev * and
RAPIDITY OF HAND WORKING!
It U an enfre new principle,
never before discovered
BSD
A GHKAT CURIOSITY I
A bov 1" rear* old will shell from MYenty to eighty bush
els of Corn In a Jay, without fatigue) of either dry, damp
: r green S. It from the Cob No cleaning
the < eorn rv.ini- 1. Kre » ternal la remoetd from anysiie
.-oh. not Jeetroying .Ten I husk In which thuroiu grows.
lnst-ad of crushing the Corn oIT the rob. it la plckei ott,
ns a child would do with h‘B fingers. It picks off the fair
kernels lor planting. Beery farmer knows no machine has
» Tr*r dODe tbbi.
100,000 of th#*« Machine*
akk unufk conteact,
making at different points:
till D! HAND
FOR THESE REMARKABLE MACHINES ,
Exceed! Credibility I
For Farther description, see
“NEW YOuK TRIBUNE KXIR ' /
and dfily papers.
Till! HuoC.teb-penuy Humbug
there is a pile of money
In this Monopoly!
We loriie those who want to make the “ Bocks,” to call el
MASONIC HALL
Election Hotlcc.
Stockholders of the Pennsylvania insurance Com
I ~% ny 0 f Pittsburgh, are hereby notified that the An
uual Election for Directors for said Company will be held
Wt the Office, corner of Pourth and Smithfieid streets, on
MONDAY the 6th day of November, 1665, at 10 o’clock A.
M [oct&td) A. A. PARKER, Bec»y.
BOOHS! BOOKS’I BOOKS HI
Alone, by Marion Harland;
The Hidden Path, by Marion Uariantl;
The Deserted Wife, by Mrs. Emma D. N. Seuthworth;
India, China and Japan, by Bayard Taylor;
A Basket of Chip*, by Jolm Brougham;
Ethel, or the Double Error; by Marian James ;
The Elder Slater, by Marlen James ;
Cora and the Doctor, or Revelations of a Physician a
Wife;
Oakfleld, or Fe’lowehip in the East;
The Iroquois, or BrigQt Side of an Indian Character,
by Mlnr'e Myrtle. * ,
Just receive! and for sale by
W. A. GILDRNFENNBY &$O.,
f . eUj Fifth at,, opposite the Theatre.
« i'ANMXA ANDOTHBE WRAPPING PAPBttfl—Smell
Vl* end large, light end b-avy, for Newspapers, Dry
Goo.lh Shoes, Confectionery, Ac., now receiving and for
,I*, wholesale and retail, at former tow prices, by
J. S. DAVISON,
65 Market, near Fourth street
Goode Merchants invited to try them. foctfl
STATION KRY—Consisting of Blank Books, Led*
Journal?, 4c., of the various sizes and styles;
Writing Paper?, Foolscap, Letter and Commercial Note, for
school, family, store and office use; the best qualities of
Ladies' Writing Papera; Ink, Writing and Copying Plaids;
steel Pens, Quills, 4c., at moderate ra'ea, by
J. 8. DAVL&ON,
octd . 05 Market street, pear Fourth.
8 IIAWLS! SHAWLB!!—A. A. MAfIQN A CO. are now
receiving the largest and most desirable assortment of
Shawls ever offered in this market, comprising the new#st
and most fashionable styles in Long and Square Bay Btats,
Kmp're Bute, Bcotch, Thibet, Stella, Cashmere, 4c.; also,
a very elegant assortment of Long and Square Broche
Shawi. 2*®-
\k IBUBLLANEOOS BOOKS—On Saturday evening, Oct
[VI Oth, commencing at 7 o’clock, will be soM, the
Commercial Sales Booms, oorner Wood and Fifth streets, by
catalogue, a collection of valuable Miscellaneous Books,
embracing a variety of choice literature, and standard au
thore. Among the assortment wfll be found the complete
works of Dr. Gall, the Phrenologist, 6 v °Jfj 4 Anti£ °(
the Anglo Saxon Church; American Oratory; Poetical
Wnriu of Pooe. Thomson, MlUon, Burns, Bhakspeare, Tup-
Oaten ; United State. Naval History; fox’. Book
Sf Martyrs; Schoolcraft's Amerlcxn UWory; Benjamins
Architect; Stair Builder's Guido; Humboldt's Axpecteof
Nature; Archdeacon Paley’s Works; American Ooußtltu
t"i%3g“e” ““ °° W bl ’ V, M* tteueer.
OYRUPS—I6 bbla Uougherty A Wood* :
2O do Harrison A Newbold s, for sale by
SMITH, MAIR t HUNTHR.
INDUW GLASS—P. AJ- Swearer's brand;
50 boxes 3x10;
20 do 10x12; , . .
oct6 “
t? bOI ”“ “ MAIR
-^j-KKHina-w bo*, a A mm,
yjv'ii .I v mb—lo bbla best Winter Bleached for rale by
W U trtO ° BHITH, MAIR * HUNTER.
nflNNKitM’ oil—lo bbla No. 1 Bank Oil for Bale bjr
[ oct6 BMITH, MAIB * HUNTER.
k ii S ire;:rET^£n>W
Allegheny ValUy Railroad,
Ai i vfIHKNV OOUtfTY FAIIU—To accommodate dtl-
of atteW th. Ooant, Falx, will
be th.Tkghanr Valfe, aallr*/from Lai-renoo-
T iU„ Depot to Hoi too, opposite Deer Greek.
First train on Tuesday morning.
Trains will leave Hutton dally at 8 o'clock A M. and 8
I*. M., and LawranceriUe Depot at U A. M. and fh-’ftiLtion
Excursion Tickets to be had of the i£the Btagoa
House, at Lawranoeville and Holton, and from the Oon
Jucior. . .
Trains wiU »top at all intermediate points*
wcti ffM 9 JOHNBTON, Praa’t A. V. R. B,
1 '*■■■%
'• •*•« • , ,■ “ v -‘’\ v ’ "
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rr-=» Young JB.n>« Library Arroclatlon,
Th« regular Quarterly meeting of tbj** 1 n
will be beld lo their Itoom. on MoNDaY BVKNXWO, the
Btb Instant, at iy 7 o’clock. Ponctual attendance of a" tne
members is requested. W. IL KINCAID,
oci6 Secretary.
Thomas Oliver,
Saddle, harness and trunk hanttpaotubbb,
No 4 St. Clair street, Pit aburgb.
Horse Clothing, Whips, Spurs, Ac.
FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, No. 45 Diamond alley,
Second door Atom Wood street, keeps constantly on
hand a good assortment of . |
BOOTS, qaITER S.
TYES, Ac., Ac.
Metes to order to fit the feet. Keeps none but the brat
workmen, cuts the bet stock, end mauufacl urra »R hi.
wort. n« haano ocutch_
f ro M C I T Y COLLEG E .
Owning of the How Halit
V w PRTnAV'EVENING NEXT, October 6, at 7 o’clock,
O t?U by JUDGE WMWB end
otheiß adapted to the occasion of the opening of the new
4 , cniiejre HalU ft which has been fitted up for the pMmanent
W •!* Jr Slftin ??*? rolkee »t the corner of Fifth and
£UeHe tLp<*>t Office ; «t«»»
FUth etreet. The public—to the ladles aud gentlemen
at^ PeCtf ° lly tPTlled 10 at F. n W. .IBKK-INB. Principal.
Polytectualo Department I
~ p thß IRON OITY OOLLEQn— Commencing Mranay I
Ob” ™; October 8, at 7 o’clock. A Session of Twenty
leraona. Studenu can attend eyery day and eyentng to I
practice, but are charged for only four lessons per week. I
0. BARTBERQKII, Teacher of Architecture. I
i! Elementary Drawing and Shading. ' |
2 Regular course in Descriptive Geometry. I
Part I. Line and planum and intersection*
Part 11. Cylinder, cone and sphere, with their Inter- I
sections, a ith line, planum, Ac.
Part 111. Perspective. , ,
3. Constructions In different building materials, stone,
wood, brick and Iron, Ac. .
Foundations, truraing, roofing,
Furnaces, rentllatlon and heating. Dame and loose,
br 4 if DMigning of public and pilvato buildings, in the dlf
ferent stvlesof architecture, w th leßaonson th«lror[irin, Ac
E MORGEN ROTH, Teacher of Ornamental &***{**£•
adapted to tbo burinesfl of the marble ontter, cabinet
maker, ornamental p*lnt«r and carver, Ac. .... ,
Mechanical Drawing, applied to machine building in all
itB pw>f° Teacher of Modern Languages.
Instruction given day or evening, individually or in
ela’sea. Separate apartments for Ladies.
US- For terms, Ac , call at •* College Hall, opposite the
loalil V. W. JENKINS, Principal.,
Administrator's Notice
WHEREAS, Letters of Administration, *
cum tatamento aymao, to the Estate of THOMAS
PLOO Delate of tbeCi yof Pittsburgh, deceased, a been
granted to the enbecriber, all persons indebted to stUd es
S,“i make immediate payment, and £»»*«**
claim* or demands against the same w»U_P
without delay, duly aathenticateJ.fe^Ulemenn^
No. 87 Plfth streets Pittsburgh.
octifeUvOw
- ' ir_ Executor’s Kotlce.
ICI7HEBBAS, Letters Tealamentary to the EaUte or
WILLIAM PEOOTOB, late of Al egheny City,dec d.
Iwwlbeen granted to the eobscrlbere, all persona looted
estate will make Immediate payment, and ihow
srelaimß or demands against the same will present
Thenrtritbout delay, duly authentic ited, for eettlement, at
the.office of Mitchei & Palmer, Attorneys at Law, N . «
PEOOTOB,
JOHN J. MITOHKL, Ksecutor,
No. 87 Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
T^LKMINQ'SDOOK-KEBPLNU-N.wjdmonofirieW*
F Bcok-KeeplDßp l«t
Market street, corner of Second.
i^NVBLOPKS— Blue laid, white laid,
'j laid, buff wove, buff laid, amber laU, damßßfc laU,
eJmeled, and every variety of note, letter and l ££yf N
lopes, for sale by [°cts]
-TTT EiTlNa INKS—Arnold's, Ulbbert'f.,OrLh’s,Warr«D‘a,
VYuarrbwn'B, .nd Ma>nord A Nojm’lnks,for Mints
oct6 ———
N a^ QAB-7 ° hhd ” tiXxttSuZ* hunter.
iVSrINBD BUOABS—2O bbt» Crushed i
B-f 20 do Loaf:
- A - v 15 do A Coffee Sugar;
SMITH, MAIR k HUNTER.
For sola by foots]
OLASSES —76 bills New Orleans, oak;
... bT [£t»f 8 ° aMITHfMAnt A HUNTER.
i-MORHJW-Ifnot to4ay-gOI jouphtz at 0 AMO’S,
76 yovtrth street —not L»fayctte Hall.
ftIOTTBiStaESTSoSgao’? QA.L.LKKY^jb»l e ft=»
jf be called lor. os. Prkaa to suit all, at , 6 Fourth St
TiTILL YOO PAY MONEY for Worthless Picture* f-
W Try the ENTERPRISE GALLERY, 74 Fourth street
octfi
ip a COST MERS daily can bo attended 10 with ease at
150 CARGO’S two SAjllght Galleries, .0 fourth street.
Prices moderate. -
J. J . 01LLC3P1S -
j. J. Gillespie A Co.,
LOOKING GLASS MANUFACTURERS, and Dealere in
Looking Glass Plates, Plate Glass, Engravings, Combs
ami Fanoy Goods, No. 76 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
On hand and made to order, Gilt Pier ami Mantle •
Mahogany, Roeewood, Walnut and Gilt Frame*, or Mould
in*, of every description.
STEAM UOAT QABINB Decorated and Gilt.
NBW PUBLICATIONS —Bayard Taylor's great work on
India, Chico and Jupao;
The Match Girl, or Life Scenes as they are,
Oora and the Doctor, or the Revelations of a Physician's
W The Ilanler’s Victim, or Incident* of American Slavery
Jealous Wife, by Mrs. Pardoe;
Mick Costigan, or the Ladder of Gold;
Newcomes, by Thackeray;
Yale College Scrapes;
Count of Morion, try Dumas;
Qulutin Mataya, or the Blacksmith of Antwerp .
Dickens’ Storied—Yellow Mask, Sister Rose, The Bebool
Boy, Seven Poor Travelers;
Escaped Nun;
Doeetitks;
Periscopes, by Dr. Elder; $1;
N. P. Willin' ... „
The eboyeiust received by express, togaLher with » laip
1 at Boohe ana
mu ' No. SO Fifth etreet.
CIIAB. KIMBI K.
T^LOUK—6 Dblfl Kye Flour received on cousigMuent ant
F forideby Vt 4) ATWELL, LEE A CO.
r|\LMOTHY BEJ5D—9~Sags Timothy Seed received on con*
ATWELL, LEB & CO.
XT~b. SUGAR-20 bhds etrlcUy prime N. 0. Sugar In
. etor« and for sale by
oct4
t YuDP—3O bbla prime New Yor* Syrup in i-tore “iL for
V,tle b 7 focUl ATWELL, LSK 4 CO.
TINK PaPBB HANainaS— Psnol Decorations, in Uold
1 aod Velret, for Pulore; snd other n«w ;!«!!», J ual
re«iT«i aol for sole by W. P. MARBUAUoi OO^
TiOB BALLS AND DINING BOOMS—Oak Walnscollngs
P and Callings of Kliiabathian stylo; Marbles in every
variety. For Bala by W. P. MASS BALL * CO.
AUj PAPERS—A large collection ol new styles, at
*“ PriC< ”' “ 1<! b? W. P.MABBHALLA Co._
GRRASK— No.l 1, for Railroad Cars, heavy'.Machinery.
y : No. i for Goal Cars, Wagons, Carriages, Carts.
Dr S Um ° ibUßM3 ’ Ae - ; ‘° r Bale &WBT H. COLLIHB.
tv urtwnßKi) mord cases and packages of New Fall
Goode now opening by A. A. MASON A CO->
BUka, Sbawls, Mantillas, Bonnets, Drew Goods, Domwucs,
4c. _
SKOOND HAND PACKING BOXES, oTvarious fixes,
which I will sell at about the cost of material.
-QKO. H- KBYBBR, 140 Wood street^
Proposals for Coal.
THE Board of Directors of the FIRST PUBLIC
SCHOOL will receive propoealsnp to ® A f D £J > f Y t \' b £
October, for the famishing of 3,000 bushels Coal, to be
PUC^d£r U '' rf ’ B ° W. A. CALDWELL,
Secretary of Board, No. 88 Water at.
KYCIH KKla r rtmn ° b *° Feaches. received 1
Ballroad, and for sals by H. OOLLI3.S.
COTTAGE HILL ACADEMY.
A Claaeical and Collegiate Boarding School
The TWELFTH SESSION of this Institution will com
mance on TUESDAY, the L6th of October.
This School Is located In the pleasant, healthful and
romantic Tillage of TURTLE GREEK.-distant; Ww mite,
from Pittsburgh, and lfl of easy access, several times a day,
have children to educate, are Invited to call
and examine the arrangements made fortto eccommoda
“nof echolara. L OATON, Prinmpal.
Turtle Cheek. Allegheny Co., October, 1855. ~
no, Oiroulars, containing tenns t and other information,
maybe had at J. H. MelWa, B. T. 0. Morgan f 1 and J. B.
Davieon’fl Bookstoree, Pittebnrgb; or apply to the rrincl
| pal, at Tattle Creek.
Proposal* for Coal. ■,
PROPOSALS for supplying Coal to Urn Boats
PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI DAILY PACKET
LINK, for tbo coming bwusod, will bf raceinod up to the
16th instant, at noon, at tho office of WM. HOLMES A CO,
Coal is to be delivered In tho Bins of the Beats in
quantities from 1,000 to 4,000 bushels, as may be required
b 'Vhe e oontnwt 8 to commeuce on the olJening or PBoM
Navigation this Fail end ttf extend to the Ist of July,
Addroes, “ PROPOSALS FOB OPAL." oetßdtd^
T A DIES DEB* GARMENTS for
Ij tKeltw and to cWMrett. wia tto besl aßOTtinent
if 2OEBET3 In the city: uni OBrtDBBN 8 OMTB.W
’
oct&d-tt No. 63 St. Clair street.
LL THIS MAGAZINES FOIt OUIuBKB-
Harper'B Magaslne to October; t
Putnam's do do
Knickerbocker do
Peterson's do do
Graham’s do do .
Ballou’s do do
Frank Leslie’s Ladles’ Qerette of Fashion, do ,
Frank Leslio’s New Fork Journal, do;
Harper’s Story Book, do.
All Books and Magaiimes received as soon as published,
AU noons A-GILDHNIKUNBY. A CO.’S,
octS Fifth at, opposite the Theatre.
UaIKKV AND GLOVES—A. A. MABON * CO. Me
opening a Tory large and ceaiplete ° f ““
above, comprising Gents'* Ladies' and Childrens Winter
Hoaiary, Id every variety for winter wear. oot3
A““EPAGAB, DB LAINBB, ac.-J.Wt opeptog, a splendii
assortment or black, ondoolorid ilpAcaßrStlV wool and
Persian De Lalnes, Cashmeres, Ac. Also, some ▼«*? elegant
styles of Figured Goods.
oct3
IHOfl am ft— lo e&Baa of lAPwater and other Oinghamn,
new styles, t CO.
VIAJOU'fI KID QLOVKS—An assortment of the aoore
£) superior m»Se of Glores (mostly J“rt 10 -
“JJSs 26 *>fU> rtr “ t
ABM CHANCE—For rale, the Stoat aßd Otcnßlb!, <»m
plete, of a DAIRY, to fall operation,
of Allegheny city, having a tot rate cnetom. lerge
qaontlty of well raved UAY, and other , l u )
•vs?*" ° f tte ■raises
r»U3I! Pllb-uo lb. for *OO,
fj,,, comer of Pint »nd Vlaoiia.
T ADlKfi' CLOAKB—
I t variety of new aM Braver, WaeS, Brown
all miteri&l* —Moire Antique, Grey oatl
and other color* of doth. J
Sttwßßtti eitoata about eight
under good Smoj, anain Temaoiay.
* lh ’" ““ dty ' Market et.
, v ■ ,
'* sa-A -■ 1
L. Gi Fox,
.a. fihkb:rb.
ATWELL, LEE * CO.
FOR BOTS.
A. A. MASON & 00.
L. Htnhfleld * Son.
WHOLEBAIF ASU RtffAll. DEAtBBB IH OItOTB 1
FtlHNlBrtnrel GOODS, anil SHIRT MANUFAOTO
REUS, No. 70 Wool utrmit, between Fourth llreetaM Dia
mond allcnr, haw-reeeiweiFthbie-stocß br'Fan ana Winter
Goode, which they will eeli at eattsfcctory pttoa, ambra
cing— . -
Shirts, Hosiery. Scarf*,
Qloven, • Urdvate. Mufflers,
' Stocks, Ties, Pocket HOkfl.,
Btreltog*B Shawl*, Bubber Goods. *
With a general aesortmeat of goods adapted the Purnlib
tog buetoe»«, ; octl:3m_ |
Penrhyn mantels. ;
1 WNE ASSOttXSnSNtt of Lheae durable, and braaUftl (
\ Imported Mantels -Will be opened fbT lu«pectl°n.»r •
the first time In this city, at the PAIII ClHOtlNpa. After ,
the do., of the Exhibition, they will bo rouol et the Man- .
tel Uooms of WILLIAMS A■> LLEN, comer of anil ,
Market streets. ‘
JONES. TIERNAN & CO..
(BUCOESBOEB TO HTTBPEIT, TIEBITA2* A 05.,)
HAVE IN sroUE AND FOIiSALE, a handsome assort
ment of
8E ABON ABLE
DEY GOODS,
To which they invite the attention of purchasers.
gep29:d2w*wlm
M. A.. Bwller, „ .
WHOLESALE AN D RETAIL DEALER is FURNACES, k
Ranges, Btov6B, Tin, Iron ami Housekeepers’ Bard- '
ware, Tinners’ Machines and Tools, Tin Plato, Sheet Iron,
Wire Rivets, Ac. Ac. 24 North (opposite i
Bnehler’a Hotel.) HARRISBURG. *-T- BcpZfcdSm >
OCILDING LOT FOR SALE.
A LOT 24 feet front on WYLIB street, and extending
back 100 feet to Wide alley. On the hack part of the
Lot is a Cellar Wall, built for.two small Houses. This I*>t
is In a desirable location for a residence; and will be sold
low. and on favorable terms. Title good, and dear from
Incumbrance. Enquire of 0350. F. GILLMOBB,
«_,o At Office of Morning Post.
- Boarding Softool,
OR SUMMER BOARDINQ uOUSR—The QLBN HOTEL ,
and Grounds are offered for RENT for either the
above purposes. The sixe and arraugeiuent of the house, ,
the beauty, extent and variety of the grounds, and the
f °dkt? Maleor
TTKHTA'N, ladiksi— ' _ .
Frank Lrali.'fl Indies' GawKc forOetobeT, 20 cents,
Qodey*B lady’« Book Jo 7® “°
Putnam s Magaslne Jo J°
BaUou’a Je »° 3^
LesUe’B New York Journal Jo i» 00
Petereon's Magazine Jo 17 ao
Yankee Notions Jo 1- do
Harper’s Magazine for October confidently expected to
day, and will be sold 20 par cent, lower than any store In
the city. Remember, the place is at .
w 3 LACFPBR 8 BOOKBTOftB.
No. 30 Fifth street.
MaGA7.IN.K—
S\J Putnam's Magnrine for October.
Graham's do do ;
Peterson’s do do -
Qodey’s Lady’s Book do i •
Leslie's Fashion Book do j
la * reMi7td ami w r Sau.Dßsre*rer * coA, !
„„29 Fifth «l, opposite the Theatre. j
, o-C HILL’S ALMANAIii.—Sanford 0. Hill’s Pitta •
IOD 0. burgh Almanae, Magazine A Iroannc, snd.Amer-;
ie.n Farmer's Almanac, No. 27, for 1851). published ami now!
readv for Bale by the quantity, by , . ;
” JOHN H. MKLLOK, No. 61 Weed street !
I For sale, also, by all Bcoksellem in Pittsburgh «mJAU»A
[ gheny City. i . “i® i
BA.CIIES—3O b' la received tbia d*y by »d
for g&le by [sep f /9] IIESjaY 11. OQLLIKSi
k BRICK COTTAUK IiOBBB, situate about 300 yardfe
A from the ftallrciul Button at East Liberty.- The hcrasd
contains four large rooms and cellar, and is.surrounded?
with choice fruit trees, apples, peara, plums, peachea, Ac. |
also, an abundance of grapes. The tothasn front of SO fee?
on the Turnpike, "by M deep. Price, s7sor $250 In hand(
balance at one. two and three years.. : }
S 8. QPTHBKBT & BOK. f>3 Market st
FOR SALE—a good Farm, containing 107 acres, eighteen
miles below the city, and one mile south of the Onl*>
river; having 00 acres under cuUivatfcn K o good house an«[
other Improvements, A good bargain[te oflered. ?
Bep 26 THOS. WqjODS, 76 Fourth et.
A FAKSI, Dear New Brighton, BeaWCouety. containing
A. 108 seres, well improved, sod under ft fin© Btfttp o - -
cultivation, !s oflsred for Bale low. •'
gg p r C ■ THOB- 75 Foarth at
ONLY $4OO if. r a two Ttory Yrnme Dense and Lot q •'
ecoond, 20-tot front otr Webelorstreet, Alldgßexw. n^
60 de?D. The house contains two rooms. hUchen and epilog . 1
i ?2.v aU, " ,nL T4rm rST~* r sri' v
Sf! 63 M*rkrt «tnel. | .
TTkkV OUIAKINU OUrms-JuHt :ro,M,>n tuofs
(y meat o( fopaiior alnulM of dioy C\olhatot l*Uf,
Clonks. [sepie) A. A. MASON * CO.fc
7iuaS"UNKN«—A A. MA.O.N * Co. hove just open.A
1 2 tutu of the beat m»kes of Irish LiDeua, of eyetj
potto. ■
TKLLA SHAWLS—An awortment or Ycry ricb &l|
fashionable colors of Stellafihawla . 1
A. A. MASuN * 25 Fifth sU
rnliK HANDSOMEST assortment of Gaiter* .and KanC>
1 Shoes can be bought at No.
or cash. [aug4| W. h. SCHMBBTZ.;
JOl
VfuTICK TO PARMKKB.— Mcore’a men? -topef-i
IN Drill, for »o»tnsWbßot.oatB.Bjo,3torlqrurfart|;
tods, for Bale at Ur. 300 l ami Agricultural
stieet, by laudfg:w3t«l JAME 3 WABDKOP-;
inSiOTATION KN « oth , 1833 i
To B. A. Fahnestock d? Co.— ■GenllenienrFor fltc yt&
past I have uf*d B. A. Fahnestock's Vermifuge fcr an
thelmintic la my practice; icy attention was called
it in a case where I had fa led t/r'dlslod E « worms with ca
mel, pink and -cowbage. A bottle was obtained and
with desirable effest; since then 1 have PJjjy*?**J l [|
hundreds of patients, and in alarms p v : )
complete Buccal In one ease a eingls bottle v
cine brought away from ono patient i
hay* never known 1t to do barm, and *
make this statement from an honcsLeonTiotto ttat it*
the most valuable Vermifuge yet known. Bnehls mjcj
fidence in its 41 worm killing" powers,that 1 I r «J?isS?2lr
to other physicians in this section
the article. “• °* « i
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by B. A.
EHTOCK A CO., corner of Wood and First streets, Pit
burrb.
UNhEX HIBBONS —A very large »«H eleprnt aMC
ment of Bonnet Ribbons, of the newest otyto, ,
rwmlTed per Er press. A. A. MASON A CU. i-
~ ' Wanted*
C Ann BCgUEM CEE AN PRIME Effi ,Joi wb,
5000 tbe bigbest r
! Ko. 299 Liberty si .
Dli.olullon of Partnership.
THE Partnership formed by the undersigned and Jti
a'vbit In enrfy|D2 on ** (bfi OUQu6D Ctttl WOTe
under SKgfi of JONES. O’NEAL & MILL]
le now dissolved. mnv n MTTT.EI
July 7th. 1855. JOHN D. MILL El
EBBS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS —A-A. MAeOb
00. will receive on the 14th of September, a eplen
variety of new Trimmings, comprising—
All widths of Flash and Moire Antique Trimmings,
Figure J, Velvet, Moea and Tufted uo
Narrow Gabon Trimmings;
Ribbon do
Black Velvet Ribbon Trimmings. , _ sapi
mBIMMiNQS—A very frgo assortment cf Dress
1 Cloak Trimmings, of tire most fsihionablesttlsß
received by o*pl2] A. A. MASOM °'
fyrcjSF** - " ‘° r E B.°a! gAHOTSTOOK* O
tvatXkt TAYLOB’B new book JUST BKMivfi
£> A Visit to India, Chinn and Japan, in the year 185.
Bayard Taylor,
laora’s Child.
Klla, cr the Unman Comedy, (new supply.)
Just received and for sale at „ x ,_
W. A. GILBENFEUNfiY 4 CO- 8.
Fifth bU oppoalta the Theatx
IMJUJNJSLS-A. A. MASON » CO. taw' raalved a
P lftrze ot Whits, Bed fthd Yrflow Flftiii
of Mery grade; blk>,a let of 10-1 giining Flaimelß.
sep2S __ ; -
JAMES BLAKU.Y - AMU C. MO
Blakely A Hickey,
Real ESTATE BEOKEBB, comer of SHveaib
Bmithfleld streets, Pittsburgh, P* .Farms, Ho;
Lots, Mills, Furnaces, Ac-, bought and sold oa commis.
Und Warrants. Bills, Bonds and Notes negotiated. 1
clal attention grreD to subdividing Farms and
them. Terms reasonable- 1 . P
PICTURK, MIBBOB AND HANOI FBAMSS 01
most complete and finished, stylo maybe fooc
BOECEINQ'a, on St: Clair street, neai tbß Allegl
Bridge. This gentleman has also on band a splendit
of Mirrors, some of which we see encased In
beautiful frames. Give him a calL; Jl!!P
TA&Y GOODS—Wuolssals as» B*taiv—FALL TRi
a. a. Mason * oo.nfthstrMt,
Are now receiving their Fall,stock of GoOte,
some Twentj-fire Hundred taakegcs, which
chased st the Jarge AuotiOh.BslM, from
slsnufeoturere, end Till be Boldnt 5 a J P" r ?J?f
purchseediof the New York or-Pflilcdelpiiiii Jobbers.
eep24
npua POCKET KBVOIVINB UALENDAK—MIS I
1 instrument is about the rfae of a ton dollar gold i
blautlfally ortammtadtMid.ileJly S lll '
It is so enMtrnctedtthat byadjaatlngonUnefitt-tdafc
month, you an.tell at a glance the day ot tho montl:
weak. It answers tor not only ayear.bnt
time- Thousands are aold, as making beantUal and <
Me gifts for friends. Jt is rained as a poeket plew,'
its praetlcai-ntility has msdsit a unlYereal farorite.
Weaeb. g oidby- B.
AYAIU) TAYLOB’B BEVY BOOK—lndia, Cttlna.
Ohoo and Japan. In Iho seat 1363 i by Bayard T«
Japan da It Wei and Is'; by BlcbardlßldwOn ~
To»a as It tain 1855; by H. Hone Patter. «•
ElJie. or the Homan Comedy; byJohn B. Coot
Ihe Hidden Path; to Marion Borland. , v :
Alone; by Marion Harland.. - . :
1,1 At anj Uarkneß?, or the Bhr-doe or rate. ■
ThaNaweomea; Memoirs of a Most Respectable Fa’
byTbacteray, _ . ''
" Memoir of the Res. Sydney Smith. . -
Isdfa’s Child r a NoseL _
' ; ' MAGAZINES JOB OCTOBER-
Godey’s Lady’s Bsolt, Peterson's Slagorine, Briton a
aaine.Xeslle’e Journal, Ladle’s Gteatte, Hnnsehold P
Yankee NoKOob, Potnam’e.Magarine, Harper's, wag
Knickerbocker, Art Jcarnal for September, Blackr
1 ** * - Ko.32Bmfthflexsfltr
Boot awl Shoe Jllanufacio,
JAMES
'IS
wmr - !
patronage U solicited. ball
ffnrrwTuXoLUfliUlA Utf.CIMSUKEBX, Proti-r
I *Therretiml: embracing* Its' application to Ibo
Mibillanty. Htnwdosr. GewigriMetfletad and PtuU;
bolter and Is
in the United Bt*fea Mint, Professor, ofippllßd;Che l
in the FnnUifr Instirote; assisted by
author or “Applied Chemistry 11 and “ Chemical StoTi
tlona" £efcond edition; For Bale"by &
■ B. T. 0/fllOfiQ^Sr,'U>4Woo<
DICTIQXAEY of Machines,^;!* 1
<A. EngAas WoTk, and Engineering IJlußtrtteJ
fcur thoqsnnd engraving* on.
by ' • * B. T. (X SIQKUA;
oct2 Rq. 104 Wood street,
WATCHES, JKWBL&Y, Ac.—JuafeAwafcfrJfc
Eaat, and’nbw opening ft large arid
j meat cl good&in my line, Khlch will bicoid at loW :
! Watches repaired in the best manner.' *
made to order and repaired- BUret 'y^r
! *°Mt2 07 Market street, corner otJfo-.
> - jmrT* rt '~ ™
r ’ r - i
L -., •. r I