The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, October 19, 1855, Image 2

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    ,l'f'' , •,.. -+
•.... ti l , •
~„, 4 , ~ .„ t
'•;'!' '' '''.! .. , s, '• 'l - ' 4 ` 4 ", 4 '3 Ti...•;4‘•• ‘l.., ° ' i' 3 t .
.. ,A 4 • 43i 454 , 4-,444.44 2 , 43 ,3 4 hi,4 .. +.. '
. I ' - q - , ,, -I , ' ,9, I 4 0 1 ,. 1 , '., i . 7.,1., i ' tVt •`.. ,• 5, .
. ' 4: ~1,. '4 , t' i " ' ) - 0-4 .3,4 4- ` 4, 54; 4 • 4 ' 4
,
. -..• ,'!as '-...•..-
i 4 ' i,, '' . ' ..". •j, '., h `.q " .^• ''..• 3 { .4‘.•° '••• ' 4 O ki - 4
..1 • 'd i e; 4.•''. 4 . ,1 14 . 1 4 4, • VeS • ' t0.3, •4 ', 4 4 '1,. ' '...... 1 3
'' ' x 'Z . t' ' '' ' ' ' ''; 4 ` . "'••••••' 7 ' •41 ,: • ,4 1 4W4 •.• ity.,_, 2.. •••• 4 • ; .V. ~, '
't fl i :.; 2'4', .&4 1 ! : °f 3 ,' I .'-',:rPV , . / 4 ::' , ..'.- • J : , -. ~.
~.4 • "‘‘. .' iL,t t '';' , •; . 1‘,..'.: . * - t::; 1 ... a '... ''... 7 0,',4
'''.'j 3 't 4 '; 4. -- 4.- Vl' '' 4. • '•+ C . * '.' C•' . ' . s ' ' O . f , 1.. `
I. C '''t• iii:r.i . i ~.! V; ,:, ..., ,". • ‘.•.;•• .1. ....
' ,;• ' ,.4„' '•'' . V'' 4 ' ~ ~..'tf• 1 • c
~,, s , • t
S. , 4 • ..t.i' • _,. 'i •- r. l. . i,_ °. •. , 14 4. ,..:, :'• .•.
, , ~."- ••••• 4• 0 . •.• 1 • ...t. ...,,,',IN , .:•• .-, • , ~..,•• ;,„, „,..",..
,z „., at ..... „, : e I , on ••t f .O. l., ,'' f i . ,-,,,,,,
' - ',.4.‘,...: :• , , 44 fx ' '4•' 4 4 34 .....' '• .... 4 t' '
.. . 6,, 41., ‘7. • 1., 404 e ' ....,* s, yl r.. ,''
~`• F ; „' . '.,
5,( ! i.,, ,,e ;' 7 '''1: 4 l t, C;-‘4:4 '.t ' ' 't • • v ' t. •. • '
•;,;....,•.^.•„, 4...01 ., 3 't '' • •3:...1 . 2 4 TA.•
1 4 : 4 tr .
ii ";21 • * '• •'1 . 1: : # ''' , ; • 4 :' 4 -''' : I '.o-4';' r:
;' .., '•
' ° •
...1
• ° '''''... ' ;;;.., 4 ' •,, 0 4 0 . t,,:r t . --.. '' ,.. 44 , *'
'''..... 4 %. v- ' - 4 '. .1: 1....... ta , 'f -0 z" ,,,, - Ati,„„ • - 4 ...* - ~
6.-1 s. -.- , ,i• i ii,,,g „,.-- t$ A - 4. , ,e, - k t
~ ,-**,,, i i-. 4 .
~,,' I . . . ,‘
4 '' 1'. .34 Q t e: • 3331 1 13 2 3t, 4 ' .1. 3 '.. Z v'ti . '`,.' l ',.r %-;.'''--1. - ”' = ' ~ - 1 1
: 4 4' 4 " n •- ''''' i ' ,- '. .'Y .... S .ti I • .°'--;' 3 4 ; .1 4 ,2 •'4 1
I . ,h1"04,,' , ° ,t '." ,," • ,• , , '"* •ri. °-. '' t :'' '''
'4.
. ' ''.
'''
' • P
t . ',4 ;° .4l. ;! ° 4 "l ".Ct ; '.'4i 4 t * ". "'t , (.' n i ' „ .' ,': t. ''. 4 '.
• , ' '"' t
;r• it- 4`.....i .- ..,r '''... 4 ',', ~ ....00',.,
,). ~ 1 f - 'st.... , •
•11. , 5.,...4.1: ~.1 4 , 4 ;:i ir ..4' ,r..?. ".. "4 : ' ,' 4. , ',- ' :' 5., - • j
•,,, t r , '5 •, 04 . .". ~,.„ ~. hot 4„,., .4"' 4 . i . ".; •' , „ 't . il
- .1.L. 4 ' , t'l 4 tri •r 3.p.r t ,,, •'' ..,'' '' • •
•; ...., - 4.'5 1 ,' 4 4'. . t••• 1'.:,..1 . ' . • .
..., , •„.•
4 ',',!' i 'l l i 'i4 *.e.'. t' , f * '''',l4 t.,'' ':... 4. '• ''.:1 . 4, ', ~.
lk-.,t'402 4t . ' •.: ~ .,,V ' a- •a
0 t.. 0 -4 , 04.,,... ... a. ..,
P .. ... - 'N. 44 .4 .A).,'.., ,+oslS t : 4 -I I. f. ". ''
.' •
tv t o4. 4 . 4 te, c 4 . 2 ,-. 4. • -" - -
•
• e. ). ~ ~,. A. , ~... ~0 , ., . }..t s .1,,.. `St . is•
• ?
• :VI 4 : g`i 1 •'...... le. •t' ''.; ''' ' ''` '' ... •• ''
-.' ' • ;• ' .
't.. . 1 31: 2 " .4.. , 4. 11., 43 . 2 .".4 IA IA .'t , ft 44 ' ...- -,
4' 4. • ' • . ' '''' . l • V• 3 44 ••'' .1 °34 3, •
2 '' • ''• .'
'''tVl ' li . 4 V . V . 1 ' '
• t." ' '' . . ' rE4 :t.' ' '4' t ' ''' ...'i • • 4 4 !
k s s -6•:` ~ I .:,sPw "4, .;:." ' •. , .. - 1 , - 1 -v, t ~ • , 6 . •• ~ •
4- . ,' " • "4„,„4--St . ' ~' t , f' , • , -_”..1 1. = . i -•.- -
:'CA'E 4 0. 4 4 5...01 ' les. '4.. 4 • s l t s: ' .. s -.. • ' " ' ''' ' °
k:-. 1ti ....5 6 4 - ..,:_' •rev i't;• , 4 , . 1 . ' ~
~,p,,,,,5, a.. 1.4, ~, ..,.4,,,cr.` i ..6..` 4 ,. t...• iv .v• 41 ~. t , ', • .•
I •*•""t"i t r4sal 4 o%." - •1 4 .". ;" t" ' 4 . 4 ' ' ' t i -- . 4 •
4...4 4 .:-,,, , ..%1z.,, ~,-; ”., °. ..2, ." •
f a ~. ' . .
~tfeN ei atcs t 4 4 J. -, ~. - ~ • -•.,.4 . ,., , 1 e •
.., , t......- 1 , r" +
it L'AIA.+I ,- P+ , ,,.e , ~t, i ; ~, r .
. :i ~,,,,'„ ,?- ,te• -.• „.. .• "'
~ " , 1 4k t ! ' 41 0P, e. ' :-. - , r--; f' - ''' I,e".t.'
t!‘t'l f , t 4, , d ..k k<4 Act ' , ."" l t :, EMI '''
..;'.. 4.1 0 .11 e 14f:V/ .r t ,` , 't.' '.i.' S
E 'I/
.•'..'
..fttl.;:!•43
,'": , .- i •l;V s • . cf , .j.;` .t:,11.. ~ 1'- 24. , ": "'" 0 )
t.( . 4A • • •3.43:0,• •4'...34ct
,- , c ; :i;{4t' ii . '",..i ! 1 :2•1'.:Z14 4 3tit Zit l' ;,.. ~.: ~‘ . '..; ,-•
;1. r., 1 / s ` 4L 4 ' ` l % ; °' : 4 ' "•
~.' 1 k.
a..•' A rc•:.l 4 .4 q „42- , 6, t
t' l
1: ; - ' • 1 ;'
, t- ,t t•l ~- •t 4 r ' 4
6•
~;, `f ,- , •i ,* 4 "-, r ' , • .
1 , 1 ,, 1
oq,-" -
-.
~g
° ' °• l 4 . 4
• 4 14 4 'l tt• I .i ::- ... I k'.' Ve,'4, C''
2t ,.,.: , ,,, A . , v , w.. !4h.424%,,%,....., . •••' ,: "1 u ~, '4.
t . , -, §;tim-At.4k4t" 1:? 4, 7'. ;q...;f ' "it:'gb cl' ' '
liyw. 4 4 4 c % 4 .4.,..k0 gz :-, : i - ~.‘,,,,-;‘,,,,..-, ,-=,..
44 , Of , Vif e,4 ' - e -4.-NC e,' Ni '.! ~.7‘ 4 . 1 al s‘,
,1/,-4 4 .„„, - 4,40 4 , . - . 10 13 1 fl 6 ' : t-. :- .4; 1 " r t ,'l, aa,
1 - 1. t..,1; 4 , VV./.41 46` ; ,, , ,- 4 . ,,,5.i., 4- -• • , f.,1 .3" 5 ... • ~..
' l 4a.stpttct t4 , • 1 , kJ -
cm.“, t .. 4, , t 4,44 4 .„ "t 4 ' , .. a C.P ~-„'‘ ,';c 2 . •L , .. -, ,
'tLY,t,A.All.•%t4,Vu''''''';`-tr'C,';',-•'',-v.., ' .-. ~.
A - 0.•- . 1 . C , l ""' 't'l V t." -..' ,E„ , ,..„ 1 ,--. t t t. i . , , , , • ,
~$ 1 7 .1.T-$0.1.,,P„, • ; 4 . 1 : , f ~.. . a
0 reati;ta , ,i.,+, 4 455:,) , ,,...!.3..,,.:
.8, 4 , ,, , " . ,:a '',, , ti 'i,, -. 1i . .?,•,",',, r ‘: ,‘• •
~ ....P1rit.e.;iNt•171, , :". % .- : •., ,N , . •$q "•-"".:$ ;t: . -,- 1-y S -•••• $.
tri.1t.N.,.5.%..,"P,t.',t,:h,f At ~t • t”' i '-'' ..•t''., ,‘ „• ,s : ' l,_.,-;, - 4 ''",
• atir44l ' i/ F- 61 `. •- 2. 1 ,;?:' ,5" .C. i".- I ' f tflr 4ts 1 / 4 ," `i.. 4 :,' '.-"zr ' '
'.t.'4N=rg,'%•.,.. 41 14; -TIE - -1 1 0;" t .,k . 1, 4 c
;y •b i % - t , A rli t l ": 1 ,:e• ~:;' ‘'•‘" ' l - • • S.'• •t, . c.„
tt'''4l,,` •r' l44:_ .. .A 4 1.,•••=.. 4 " 0 1 ,...: - ..••••••" ` ..‘.; .. ..t, ,•`.o',.'
tk3 7"l t` i- • 4- f;ir -•' ' 1 ":; . i4 1 11.t.',!.14. t 2; !:•' - ,C ;
I;;•,Fri,t,lcj,,K4. ,•,,, t 4,1•;•;.: 1 ,-0-,C,•+: r c k ,"•o„,": `.
,- )%,,c, - '/:+i ' S .i,t,L4:3,,, ' -v. r ~!. :ft-7-4 mo t . ` t r i t , -, , , 'L L ~, J,,
4 •:eA.•i i ;cl . :" 4 4 f ` t , lt ' ,`? i, ':-": $ - :• '' t 7 is l '2" t r •‘ ' 6 ''''
1, - 4:01,o / ..... , I, 4. 4 , , ft -t ••17 - -; '.,1,t, c ., •.-e . ; . ," , ~..
7 1 ec. 4> 7 4 ' ' 'i
, 4 ,!40 •.,*:-' ("14,, G',
1..111..Mr... CI e 'IN*LI,?•C'4 I ,,,I--ratt',;. i ; i - i s.. ~-:' ~.
1'<k! ...17 •"t.4 , c /-1 1' 1 ':'ii;i•ertl.' , -•'=-!'`,;'!';‘,!:-., l
4, f r - ,qiiot t,t, 4*- . 4. ' -z .,f ''*r 44 . l ,.s I 't ' ,- -‘ - i r;i:,i'
#,4"4. :, k --,,,, A40q,t1. 4 : ~.-,, k ,, , _.'.„ .... , ,er: ~-,
vA'reZ:ya d .{:!-N s i ts,l,i 0 ,--‘, ' fz.. i - o < f.' ..,''' I 4 1 ;* rte.
1ire.....P54 - 1 1 ' 6 , 41 .;N:1 4 .....?. * d- , 4 , :, i ..,...,,,, , - ; , .. t c. , ~%1 ., .
'43..,1",5:44'1.,t2 ' C. . -. ?-- . - V - , ,- .. '- :,; ', fz. " * , l s 0 4 n' 1 ,.
-1.: 4 '? 4 :-1 .. - t`, - -t't ; s
~511R,,,,..t,
a 1 ! •---..- 1 ”, ' , ..-.2...,, , . ~..7 . N. --_.
. - 2 .,_"TP• t . - ' 4'4 .4 ,-,;Str` .„.
1• ' ''/.c * 1 5 ; ;v14 .7 7-1
4p 1...
~,. •-1 ~.. ~.e;
... , ,, 4 ,, , -- - - . ,-- ..i•vc;: ,- .-,-,4,',N:=. , ,, ,, -r . -
-••,c - ., 1 .,r , '; , -AJ-••Ap.47.-.igto
L4.9l *,Z ejg.,7L-.: , -,
r -,,,-,0 0 ,, 4 '4/ . 43 . 1 ; 1'..4 ,. 1.4, , .4.'' t.
,„ t;:„•,_s - .. i•,RI,„;
- -.1 ., ./ '.•.•"K ' 4 ..."‘', •-•''.';". 1.,;•, t= , .:: :‘ :2,-.. , v
! :.11 4! = /..-i - 11;,,7.1.44,•;‘ , .,.: -'-,., , t , e "..,),, ..-;•-; ~.., ," !t', c:
02...,..1 , , , , er,,,5,, , c,,,,, , .,,,,,.. •,;e .e , „.. , ~.., t, iz --- ~.c , .4 . ..`',
'4 3 t4 3 3 0 " , "4 ,4 13P4 , 3 23, ," q..(- c f .'-' 4 l ...-...
. t.4.: , (c...70,.., 1 1 , c,.'it..5,J..11,r,...4.t',:' , , „1,,,t;,„ E .. i
s itc - e, , T • qt€4P , q.,l * ,..rfs ; - '1 , 1, - si"•,s; `:
%ri. l .:4;4 l „, l' ari-S - i. '
k - e ", • '- ' ' t,,11,1% " 4 1.:0 ", -;i .t. ;-•1; 11 ,r- ,• ` c
?4a.F4 4 .4 ., . 4 = '. -- ;= .- .,,,3 ,'''' ,.4 1 "y§ 4 .;',,1-- ' l:.T, ' '
)
L ' '' d ''' ft slt - tr , ' ." ,415 t.'1 1, -:' - , EL -• c- 6 4{ , r ,-' l 3-. .. -. ' '-$ ~,:•
/,Vp s l4: : 4.1",-",„{: 7 11 , Z54 , ....et r^ • ,;,-4`;.,.5;, •• '• $.
".7.r1i '4 :+4 4 4 4 $, 1 4 -'4 e . 71.17.." , •"'', - - 6 4. k.. 414 t•r;', - • ; !. :•:,`, : ~1"
$ -- . 7 c'etb7i*.t.tet*:•; ; 0 $ 'l4,W•',•. il • ' 4 tlP • rik • ..).„,';‘•; •..
- - 1 -1 40 ,-Wril , ql ,;(7i ° 4 4 , * ' l l • ''.l - ...); trl .- : 4 ; 4-1 :: 1- 4 ..i;t: t
.4.14.4 ~ , ..-,c•-•-4 . - ,,1z4, ,, 41 , .; , •:•= 4 1:.4t;,..0, -I'..irrit.tr .... 1
'irtott4%''.:`'.,t,.t'.:M.••si'' , -Nt..°!" , !:11' ,, ,1..141,.. 4 1
thNi4t,,.e- ?i- -, i':-. 0 .' :' , ;z:4 r,." - .4 + 4 i.:r";-" , *Tik -, -
- 1li:i3. 1 •`;:rl ' .k . : . .G1.r . N... '',..6•1;,•. ci ;Pio' - - , 4 -: . - rt. ? .75 ,
!-14tt" , ,4:: 1 4C! , 31.' "p , , ,, ,,, - ; , ;•L4 -, t , 0ir d t41.5.C,1'Ff.., , ...1
k iA t i si l l !"-tZ - .1 . 1
~ .A..t.11.- Z ,„kt.,fk,,c, , ,i1,, .„ '‘ ,44.tii;,,14;11./31W„ i p,
,&,,L18 , ,,N. , .1 1 %._" ,; - , , ,, , : . ..v. 't ; ,•,:: , I_ , :'•.;', It '4. \-,,,:i - . 4 " :, r h
iltt f. tzt •-• ; ',0 4 4 trh , t"?'41 ,4 11:•4 11 j.1tf - ati :,t:tir,) •t,,':i
-2,l ‘ , ;Vrfel , f , Vr`r..-:' . e -, -; , .&31 1 1 - P.417'..7.f ,, 43,...,-,
y i te...: 1 ,, , t,,
. 0 . ` 41 :‘ , .•' ail-4.0 41 , ,,z2..,-.4i--1 ~, -,: r- , -- L., tt'av
-4,14-tatk4l44.-i1:,,,jp,,!..,,'),,4,,f ;:t" , - -- ,;,,,,,
Y" 1,1 0•4k - Ati."T 0 ''.c.\.r,,, , ;.1 , :y - t4...ti '', '',t)-71'i
C-rc:-, , i' , 4v,v II ',?.,,, „,', :1,1.•_-''':;t.".‹...),",-, e ....'
t.,'"Vettto,••,! ,,, 4,•• r t-, ~-,, • v..- .i . i-1 ..tt c , p r ,.' , , x
4,11 , • - 0'4,4. 4 413[4 , 3 r, 4 - .* 3 "3 4 4 4.•• 34'.2 , ' 4 '.?"'4'
: i rrupt. t,1 , ;14. 4 1,t ,z40,,;;;..-";;;•4).4.,, , ;;;tr.,...v
....q ,,, er,5tiPi,t•cr4....c.t.,..4=, 1 T,z44.,4 1 : f .j,t1.1, ! .i, 4-
.r- r4 7 F,t ,'' o l* t 4, ol: * Oizkk ' i,;f a t-fg c ri''`..Fi'4. s --4kk'',,,p;
-0,; - , 4 ,i't-- ~ =',to - , 4 , ,t ., =•';--'., , ! , •'N" , --".1 -, - - " - :‘''‘v -
1- ,, -N r t 1 .,,-"„4,,,,,,..--,tz,.,..•-•
tr 4
,c,,,, D 1 , '',;‘,. , , , - , •,,,,i , ~,•q4
.''.•,,N-,. , ,,'N,f,. 4 % - T •ii i t" , .,1,,,,c-r!;- - k .,',,:',... ; :.',,t , r ,d
thrill-Sv g u ; z- 4 ,Z 4 2, k tt ft . -- -rts ,4rt..:_p . '4',...i
''',,p;,,t'' - ,4;•,; , -4441ze-' , 4- ~, /..=ire.41,i , % 1, 4, 1 .--. p fld
0., '., 4 ~ ' 1 1.3t f 4 ,' . :".• A - c-tt''-'. •` 4 ' - 4- 4 ,".;,1 -
414 flo4 ;; , ..rir • M -• e?'Vet -'0 .i . 4.. • x. , 11
11,,,,,41,L4Patfi,!°.,•",,d,4,tz,i '';•;t.," ' lt 1 - : ` ,1 .. il
r v ,,. w 1 e .,h,:, , ,,k,f,.., 0 4.it.,... f '., g;;•s -, 0 1 1 ..• 0 _," 41.2, 7 , --•„".
,q. • 5tr4:7.4q.4 - ej';:•61,,.. ; , -P ,. ..-:'
.N.V.frierwii ,, Ze. , %i'.'7‘o • i'-.; -"t
• i v.,...c5 -, ,, , ,,t. ~....,'',,,-.
s- ,, ,,,q , 3 .•''' 44
. ~. ~/.,,„,„
4,,,t,„ ~0„...d.,,,,,.....,,.,,,„
,„,...„,„„ ({ , P,T - 0 1.. 1. 4)'-..,- - 0 '''
..41
r.l
~ ....t., -, '„-.,,,: t! !5 ; e l ~ .1....4
..'., : . ,- ,1
*Ail4.l r-- r :-....„.v:::: 4 .t...0.,1? 41,
vt.itt'et-,•=l*:" d kivizikel4l , !'
4., - 4P,1- 1 4.P. 4 142 - Pi 0 z.wav,i
e 4 k FI -1.4:.-'4. 4 t, , x , c , .., '%•[.. 4 3 I- t
A. tu'r• ka.m.*E' tr-A , -4 3 -. tiVit I ° l it•t• 4. !t.
t. t3l'4ti
c y,C57 • 14,, , :i r ,„. • • • 41r4, , ,,..1 •r•- t•t i , ° ',-;,” * °• •1„ . „
' 2 ; 4. ;, . -t" ?We 1 .i i !,..? ..
r .1 71
, i tl i T • ,dy ° 12 , . V 1 L e ? ',
4 IQ, : 1•j t•fil . ... .. .
...41;T:143W;14 '4 • . 4e4tP4,1r: 1 '1 '° ;;°..
„..r...Wit...0 ' • W - tr . .„..1,41‘4,,,%;•:„.0./ ..i•,..: n ' , 1, ..-.‘,
g,N. g ' .%,,,tC:= , ..r, tri:.:, ‘,,,...,... t..r ,I[, „
'' '•&'•,',?,'° l '•% . ‘ 4 • ' Z f;'' . .... ' ; •il r• - . 1"! '4,4 • f. •
'.19.4 tt-•;':11- 4 , t ' t •
, )"'''`Z•fqt . l ° 4-I W ' fit h-.4.
•-- W.V4,, 1", 1. - ' - in • Wq6.''.k.,t 4••,;ry c , .t.
'' ..r l ''' , l l'l f.o;;;tq2,,r i t.4 \ kt. , ., '•2 , 4'4:e.t.a' .4. 11 . , 4 ,-....t
Wi• 44. 4. 4' " 4 - rllirt' - • ` .t.s 2 :"*t' ' i I° ;c ti e...k l rs l' r. 4
C -14 '.11,1.:4_,,, J4 .4 4 fq,,, • •1 1• 4=;t.• -' • - . ,‘ 5. 4. • 41 ' -• ,,,,,
S t f 2 ": 14) j'l 4 ,7;m. % , 1'rit7 . 4.7., 3 ' .1. .Z., ‘4 '. 4 ' 1 :121 it•if .;
7347.,‘ atK1.5 , ..t .4'. •.P 1 d3 4t '547,42 '1 11 1 74 4 11 ' rt ‘ e
'4'; 41:1 4 { t
4qy , ! ,- ?:Aco . 4'trr - 4no , ? , n'tl4 . t.^'N.'t%ii'
4 •• • Ir, •'^ '• 4,.,0;d414,1•14'. ,*.q , ..,T.; , ,f'
....t , 4 1 : 14 -litriMk.'?•% ,, N Teil.." -- .Xt; ::, 4 1"
4dvAr',,,,..-1-44;•-•,e,1t,17i-v`e F41.1•T.1..•r•V-4.-{,..'P't,•
_. t.. k'i. t ri,....• * Z -1 , 72 ,4; ° .-.; 4 i•.° A. s,te t
"'l. t ' ;` . ` t i
0 .... :i..1 .;11 : 4 ;t \ f',.t".l-,k I .
r v..` ,, f , ";•!•-"ic , -,tiv . - 4 'gNi
.<.'1,,,r,.q r...z . ,. ,5:,,,, , ,....,r5T. , , v^ .+, •••".1.- 1- vi.....,,-,i, ts,l 4.
...- •P• l '7 .4. P,'et. ' ll'V l •t: ' ,o .44 :l'4 '4 2 :2 t ' ' ,r -,-,' ..,' ..'4 1'.... " 3''
' ' .1 1., 4t.. 3 .!t C * 15 4. 11 V 4i1 e ki 7j ,.. tZ t • ..''. .Z .L . 4 ". ' 4 , 4- .' - .. 4 14 ;
"'
'tz - ht - i t...L.,. ( Z•g•i'l :- `r . '" ; 7 •4 •. : " Z , '.. .. 5. '",;. '- r0.,.: s'l
li , ';..'
ki 44 ,1 , 14
_4 4 4 Vi'Art 4=, ' , •-• - - ", ' ;, ` . r., `•• ir:,'•,• - • ;_•.„/ 4 .„., t,
4f:41" 1 . '4,,, e• ....,4A.1,,,-1 11 ..4,-. , c.-,-... 4 , ,-,-.. ,„
A. P.,`..? 3 1• C I$ r e . 0.- fr,•,4 .r. ....,,pLI t. t„,,..
..;.'k.iie :...}.rF - `4... ,, N2 --, ..... --4
...6k `, . ,,,i 5 r- i . '4l.t' r ' - - Ts • f: ,, .t : .f....: - ~.;'..?,
. „.$4.
- . s.o cilfe.tc s pl -,7 *i4 ~- -,,! , -4 Az.2„,... i t a,z, - .1
0„,,,,1/44.,4,..1,;,,,„..3,71,---4;;--4,c i.117;A1it.:4,,t,'
44 7rNr 2, ; * 43 t " - -."'• " . " ,- e 4.-4 ' . '33 14 .. •''',; , 3 4 V '4" et ' _t s
1•31,.. , _ . -t 1 .}0,21, t1 e 1 37 L .,t4 4 4 /, ti Z247,T 4 '31 1. .72.. •• ;:i 1 4 '0 1 1'
- , :y. 1-46;w A t_ -... - • , _-44,- , „c",-.,71,i...!... r . 4., 4 !,.
ej -3 ",,,i''''• 4 ! , 2 „.“,,...ov,l .1..- - ~,',:: ,T.,-. , 7
t vi 4 " 4 , - , o3"''Fi'2"sz'.'' , •zt , i4';,:t ,-< -k ,- -541'
', , ' C A V0 .41 i,,..,T.-1., ~'I T.l' 4
, 314,- at01a.,..., , ,,,,zy,,,,,t1.,... , - 4 ,„..!,,,,..,,
-....,, !.:. 4 - Zk'4ti..,4::;i:::• - 4,•,' ' ..tteatz:i.l,4
.0:5,
...":1-41LIV.V.J • ....Sl,i,.i-,-„;--f.,-,44..-',' r
.t4n,l' • t 4'•..4•1* - Js•4 - ',. .I,.'"'":'
• ' 4 .. - ~, ...444•-,4,p--•,'7.,,-,-;,4-4?,.0‘1,‘",e.
.;10ey . V lt•-4'41 -1,.,e.;-.01,4,./3;
i. . T.,, V, - " 1 -.4 , .4:.',''''''e,,, a°:
- a,
t4 . . C. ;
•Nc •
•. i ftr 4 V '- e1r°41 • ..N)47,• ` i-V-- ' f•it ' : " ' l 4 4. ‘ , l
..4, . 4 f • -..ii, , , , kg er t,4`.+tr,..! i.•.:P'-`l;2lq , ' c.
-• t• .- N 41 . .,J 7/ 1t,*..,:jt , ... r•J -, " -
41
,„ 1 N. • & ,• , -"...t, ',.,•ft ~.T ts' ,,44 4 '7 4
s q • ~..- -i41,: - s , ^' -'• ... " , , C. , s - l ' t ‘;',.:.
' ' - • 4 . 4 0 } . .L . q. - sto ".. : rt .• 4:4 , i" ~,- ,- rt
1, tvr it i ~, , . r -.•-• r. , ~, ,
~, .* . ...: ,‘,.- , -, ...' ,1- zr . ,` , ..% . 4 ', t' , ; . 1", t • 4 .A.,
, r '. • ,4 4, 0) , A T` '. tl - : .. .1%1, - ,:% 5-7 ,1•1 1 4 . ,,. "
44 Nr * 4 '4 S• 11 ni:.'-tH:i4ON. ,i 47 I f,t,,
4t 4 ' AL ‘ at -4P '5 : A..4 .- .'.a. , r', ;ite.' 4 : l4 .l l s • !:.
VaN . ".4 l ialtlap • ;;;;;* Ti t ' q' f i 4 S .:7 -I ''''''''Zi- , ;' , ,:C;
4 41.1 e tVe44k l it:ll l % :4 1 ' ,1,;•- ,, V-4: . 11'S'
3 1;ffi n ,-;..,i'C i pr i ,' 3 irt ir f" •; 1 ign s' 1 '' •. '4, i
4 , 4 441:,
. :4 ,, r ki,
r 4 . t '4 " is'ft:Q. ';' ". ' ,. 4. - '..
NA ( 4 C 4146.4014.1 ..irtiore„4,t,7.l.
'. 4s 5 . ern 'lt, , t -, ITIA ct r - ,;.4 ~,---,.=; ~ ,-,- 15
No ct,,Ntl• ,"•rt,•• . 1•p,2,11....•.4,„ Crt ,
44." .e._•.,4;,.. ., -&,;,„1„,y),..t..,..„-t f t :,,,,,, 5 , 'lb
!..4 ° 4•• rt)... ,, - .„,„,..•h. , te.,- -
• /)< , - fz . 4 ,,, '-,!.Q.tvc.:;, , ,5,..‘....;,. q v . 4F... )..t. q, l
~2
.•
. 4 • , :»4 , • r-..,..0t . ..„ -- ,; • 40}- - 1.; , ,,. ti, I • ( •
re.„,","..,-;.Tkl - 1.,:g 1 . •Ve.js<,l 1.4.---
~,,,,:,,,T.,,..,4,,y44-„1,..,,,..,.L.,,, V`1: 4 1 . :4.' tt , i".l 4
,414V4V4‘.441tk 14.1%,,t;1P: 'l.-.{q:'' G';:*• '''....'-
'.4l' i 47::""rg.3 4 ", 4 . ,_ %4 1 ‘ 4,23. L .,.fre, 11• •;• 71 3 .'e4.rk ft I
.. 4 4 4 `' - 34 43+ .. 5tf1 , 7,3143 •. ".• 37 ::1 • i4 l
Vt 7e 4. 4 %111 1 ' . 413,V • it."' 44 .4" '-• -4
rf '4 '''‘ .e . '' . 4
3, 3 3'l - 01 4.4 . :/. 3 3', 3:4'.4 p'3.1 . ',44,43 .. 4 ."'t re, t . 'l•3 -r . ,37 ... ..
2.11. "1.11.43 ,,V 3 ` , .. ,4 Ki1..?,"1. 1 .11.e.,...4 4 .', .1 . 1 . ...: • ' '' . - 4 t ...- ,
' . 7 - ii, Y'''';;; 1 :".4:::q• , '.‘,..)...;/;','" ll' , ':''' .I'l 4.1=0' -,.,,,.',.- )
o t r
~..3' f. ".....41.3..f•-; "1 2 3 2, , t, ; 7 14.4 •;,,t. , ;7., ~ ,, -e 1 ,7,-
V„rlite.l`ll.l , "L'"Z, , '.. 0 .1 . -1, 1 , . ”1.-0-` 4 41"`tre. 4- •'''
1-4-.,', ...' - t'..- - . , ~,,-..- .-.: , -.:r,-' t... 3 '.... -- ,c't - :*• 4. 0 -- , t, '
v%:- . .pa.. - v. , :•,i,T;c: 4 4--• , t 4, •" 4 " , - - ( 1 / 4 ' ' - 't -- ' ' '
s e
.-.., ....N. ..- .t i 7 ,f. , '-t- -;•1 4 1 . ," - ,1,- , 4 4 - ,*- t
~ , I ‘= 4." ~,.. .. ~ ~,;-• tv , ..1,..,..' ....,,,t`- - •
.44 ' ` , lct" . ...rt.i. 11 ' r•••'. -..-1 .1. ' •• •• -` z• - ' 'f4. - ••••
i'L!'' , ,t-; 7 Y .114 - 4-,-,'"'7l,'" . '' rit'. 4 r . ..- ~4:
i,s,. . '.4.- e,
.'O , r r.i) Al, - •
:•t:;! 4 " 7,.. ,1:,&.g . ,..Let ; r.."• 1 .,': 1 , 7 ,t;', , 0 4keZ 0 s ,T 4 .' - i, -11
C- ,774 , ; , 1 r' : , 4 ' '+1,.. ~,:" . •- k , 1' . ; .,, 'jt:,.. / .,, J 1
1,,,:*.'4&7;,73.•;•t51,‘".: t.,?;7,c,:,,r,•:"zti%1
'''
- "• - )i;:t2Z1 "1, 4. 4 i -1 " -,1- !! " ' .l -,•" , i!AZ l! ,` ,:.-1
i itnst .4,, . t +f -4,- s , s ' e; '• NI . C- "4-1 . , i)0„,, , ,E.J1
t -- ' 4 Vrt ;---''' , ^ --o s 4 s i-, .. c." A;'s• ` iNz„„, A " ? '
* '$- g" , --s 'l -', ' s "" $, '" -, * 1
.." •-,•. 4 . -.- - i- st,-
1, . -•,,,-} - „;:-,,r,..c . 1:1 44.,'.1,1 .....$ ' , ..,.•:• .- F. tj 1 ,
• ~, - ,- ,.„,,,y , .. 7.4 4 rh. e 1 4 '.1 , . o ,f ~ .r . 1 4,V. 4 '..1 ;
.""f1 .4 .,1.77,•• 1 ,1 ' 6. :1`.••';;,..'7-,V.,..;t, 3:- - -.... - ,...f ... , „l e, t..
,": ;;;;,:•1 4 ,:•114 '` '...q .'•.-- x ,-,..,?, 5,!,.. - ,Y • , , •,.;4..el
c•.:ti, `, 1 4 ,4 t; o -4 s: ' - •,. is
•0.1 '4 ; ' ,1 . . 9 -,: - t $ •-• , t 1
~ .., 1 , : 21„:), .. 6:4,,,11,....0.ci 44, e•'..1,,, , ,... - ". • ....,
,„
•;' • .•.;;;;Z•,,".i. 1 P4. 1 .< 4 12,;- " ,c, '" i' . .' 1 3..,
" .'‘....r '.
11.4 4"...." !" .!•4 1 `4•,.. :, * 7; '' ' ' . •• • ;, ' "...* ". ".', 1 ,
.. ''' ,r e l,•`,,,
„,4tttr . - ; , :it.'4•; '" , -,- ,': f'. -11 ' . 4.
.1 % ' ;• '4 ''4 , '' , .. - . / f l 4 ;" .: • t art ..
--7 ' ' ' • -• ° " t,'
,•-•• *. -t• •;:•• 7. 4 ".•;, • '- ', 1 ... ' ''' '..,!.- - ''' 4 .1 ' `‘ .-.- . '•-: ••• '
z ..'•:. e';' , .
,!" - , " ,--.;•..-' .". ". -6 ,
~.t .,
'••.-' • 1$ * , ,-' --$•• ~ ~.,,. , ~ ~..., $
r = ' • ••• ' : : '''
"': " ' ''..," •` 4 '7 41 .. '". % 4 t,"+. ..- ~ . . • ... A., ..
; ..,::,.....'„,,..„.; ..",. : r'' , . 4 , ~..:". A t # 4, ,tr.nlir . r .a .1., , ;. - :, -. .. , i‘L..t , z -- ,,/,, ,, ,7 0 4 ,:_-„ , . $ ;".2 - _, - `,..riff.; ,1 .: , ,1= t t.', , ..', 1 .;' , .:Z', , 41. f .1.: „.? .4 TPN,-: - . $,.-,•°- ~- ,• ''
. • -" ". .-0,..' t - - "-• ' 4 .-..- t , ;''%,-•-•,.. 4%"r i, ',
T. ' • - ',- --` ` P' '. ' '`• ' 1 • ''" -'`.• , •"., r ' 4-4 ' l t'*'ll,, ' ' -
, - - • - 's .'" - ..-.44"..21-14--,-.-=-•
,-, 3-. • - -,., : ,'-_- _ ~.4,- ' ,-.1 ,‘:' ~,," , , -.4- tti- -•.- , - • ' ' , . ,
--"" .1.'7; , , , p.": -.-... z •;-- • -,,:',',,, , ii--- - = ,t,-1 , ,,','',..:,.';', ,-, ,' ''.--. ".,,- i ' -..-- ‘'-- 'i , -, - ' ••- • ' , _
,f , z ,, , ,,'„.,- ';-,,,, , ,t: ~ z - =.,:i., f ,,:.;i:,,: : ,.,, , .....`., •. - _,.;:- 4 '-
' " • ''.' * - ' ' "
• • , ,P. "4
4 4 I ' l r , ," • ' ‘;',:ct " V
e l- ,*,:'c1m17%,'.4,-- ~.." .. , •:. - , 4 ' ''..-
^.. 1 - ;" . : ,4 il , ~ .. •- $ e•,. ~ , • , ; , -.
•- 2 .f. •:..Z. e ., ,:..f - -:"- I Y
.„...71 I.' ';' • 1 - 3 '. '" et 3'. • '"4" Ce S 4 ' to • 4 '4 "" ‘ ,. 4 •.• - 2
- 0 .••",„''',..,"„.••' I ~Y,.. 't, ',. ,t ' ~,,,„" •,,...,' 4 - ..., , t - • - ,-
~ 4
? , •+,,,,i' ~,.; , •4 ~.„,:„,,•,, ..„..: A 1,,,, , ~ ,.., , ,,,',N . .., i , '. .:',., ,g... :t t-, T •.`,",,-• -
.. C, $ ; ,•;,": „ r.,,.. - --- ... t " ,,- $ • • -
t , - !...' ''4 , • $,• 4.,.,,,ri,4 , 4 - 1:1".;% , r,- ,•: ,-, '',2',V 4-7 -;" ,' ,i -7 - -.,(1 - 4 T' „t ' t ' QV '._ *', ' ' ca., ra ~.4 „ '" t..& ,''
. I ., ‘ ` '• - , ` .--•-• . -, • ... tf • -
, f . . ,„r7;:,-i4,
,_•,..;,, “., Sr 4 .. ' . 4 '-,, 17 - , , ". , , , -,=='-‘,5= 1 . , ..'- ...--,,•', ", - ••=s-- , P4:.'4 4. frv i .,,,' .. 4 , 0 ',*: e`; '- „.,....' 1,...„ . „ `'..../ . ~. t. .: f . , • I,':
~.,4 .7 - ~ , ,i,,t. A.. ,,, ,,,, ,, 4. r 0.,, ~ r ad,
, -.g ~, ...,,,T,'...„ 4. V- :- 4 ' . ...'i r'' r , li" ,- -• - ' `..' '...".., ~,..' „ r,' ,;',... il 7 e . ' CAI, t ... . ,_. r i .C . 1., Ir,l , " ' "'• 5 ".7 ,1 ' ''' - ' '' ' - ' '
. ':. ‘,,. 4 -..,',..,,," -. , 11.-04, 00 . ,t,. e ,„..,__.- • -I , -',. la, .s.:li,„T " f-f -, '•t,. .- - 4 4.: ~,.ITY, ~....' ~,e, ..1 ' .',. ‘P .. 'r"-..' sr r • .•.. 4 .- ,4'
--z;,, 0 1 , y i z , . ==-,, Cr nw,1.,,,..,t , vvici1 7 _,1..-, ~.i.yr.,., .• - , --.%•,: ~ 4-0- r . , -,-- , - , . ~. ' ',4 -if , f .,WY ~, t., ,, • • ,emu . .., .1 -.' -‘. - ' . .. ~.)
4 `- ; -,'l , `. :;PC .- < - ,.4 .--,,,',,,,,,.,,, ~ 4,f. , i-t-'-'.', .. '-,` '."4!-`, . ) .'4. `i 4 4 8 • 7 " •4 ' t ' "‘ ";) f4I . 4 . .".•:‘ ''..'. '''
PI; '
t... 1 t i- ,4, A, • t a4a . -).. .1.. t... ~ t: ‘•. '., t 3., i s t .s, zg, 11.1. . 1 4 t , ..,, ~,, ~, , _
„. . ~, . ,
` '.- Z - .:P r' " l '''' ' 4 - t. : . ,4 ' 4 *. at,,9 ' '' il' 74'4 ''" 0.-e Olt— 0 , -,...,,, J.', . ~,, q ,4-411 -i ~. ~- -,,-, , ' . .1..... , ..- -,, - i,l - . - .i' ,' E.: •' i ..'
A:...,...- :. ,..,. , ,-„, , , ,„„ ,-,.„0„,•,.. - t po .',:a. Jo, ....t. ' 4 e ' t,L 4 ,,,, 4,, g. ° ' 14 ,,,EJ • - ‘... •,' ' „; :., , t ~,,, i
.4" . ... ' L .:, s'% i . 5.7
....,• . , -. 4 . -• .',
..1 4 „. e ~,,,,,f-, s,„‘
'• .f - , - 1 4 , ..r". .a . ,-.1 ~• 4'.• •• 1''.'1.4.""4-1 4 ..5. - -,7' ~ - -'4. ~, t',. z 4 l'' ;---:.- : '
'.- —•-... •3. ~' -` ' ~.. ~L 1, -14 ~.1 ‘,.•
.... ... ,: • , -4, , • c .r t. r ' -.4 t _
. •-. •1•'.•..i ' • . ' ' • -.' '... of i ••• •-• ' '''''," '
, .1 . ' , ... ~ •.'
. , s 'o. 4 t'.,* r`'- ,, ire,. ~, ' • - 1 / 1
`IP,,:i -.• . 4 , -.4 ,
• ,„ 4 , f , , t),..„ : ~ -..-••, .. . tit
. i. „ „:, ? ... - i.
...* . , ~. ,'t• ,- _ !i,..„ • •
.
-t) ` ., -4,:i ' :.! ' - :.:;:r -_!,;•..11 , Z).!'..,
q i.
014 . , - a 4 , 14 t
• t , ;tO.ll o f 4.7 P
' :-:• •,
• •
SAtufn - a ELI
ew 4 —, 21104Nr7.Nft,PO13MAOWOMFDD814i
_Waxen& 011 the. 84t4iNC44 , 0-I,DINDEIANTS: AND
M:43:EUES3Ig:N_to .08.14411 d Vl:have jaet rewind,
I r xtromPhikulelpMae, awabev,.ol:_reate aew JolrT3*, and
eze- ker. pvepared t0.41t we= for Cents, arcrabie, Hnl
-4 1 '404PgievDooke Pootea -and ,Pregtearmee ihr trldhr
?:` MOOR, ..,414 Oging 111111 b 0 promptly Vied.
ea- if. tt.,Perruratu. a CO, Nescva .44oeitid ng
Agenti,ere the#geuts for_lbe Pittsburgh Dully and Tkeekly ,
.nut, =glue istitteorlied iisoeive Autzstueoems and'
litagenqrrous fin veld the seme rata as required et ( la
tfieliC t alial ita .: ada44llriaiiaTnra• TRW
*4IC,YO4Ii; $22 Nalialif
B cd rr os 10 gnu Mita. •
SY sro.-.'-itttistepared to print paper
boots, for coni:inlink,gytiremo Court, in good
tY/P,, 11.43,Iftrit iiptlo', and invite the legal
, prnfession4t; sive:, us
•
••Z';mcligtEcir :pRIDISPECITS.
-,•;;Some ttie:taislirn papers seem disposed to ,
,: : `..4rediefltahaelafdlihoulties in this country before
They found:their-apprehensions upon the
probable` eifebts,Of the 'Eastern war. It is the
most expensive war la which the Western
•
Hone of Europe. Were ever engaged. Vast armies
ank4seis liiiyelohirinaintained at a distant:to of
thousands of miles irate their homes. Tho high estprioes are paid for..provisions,•arms,
•thii.tunnitionifif 'war; and lb a ,greater portion
of the money is -carried,- out of Eagle - id and
France, titid'Oipteaded:Ohielid, from whence -it
retdrns but*ttlattlYla- i ;its - source. Such a vast
drain of
~.tipeole, ,r aust.Orelong exhaust the re
sonretii;lauttgaitiiite Afie:Oredit of those•goviii
meats. Ira first effect - W)11 be to raise the rata
of interest. It haw airtracirdone •so, and the
iLes4oB::yrill continue probably until the rates
Until in times of peace are doubled or% trebled. -
The commerobt„ and tainataoturing clause in
England and Prance haven - VooniiiirAppeat be
!=fore them, If.the.ver continues. The vat 4 cost
Otarteirible war must be paid,,andperhips a
hundred million dollars more per year Matte be
paid for food to keep the home-populations from
starving.
Some aigne, then , that.this high rate of filter
est in Eurepe, - and, this - urgent demanti for
money, will drain it from thiSeciuntiy through
~tite thantiele of commerce. It may oanse the
return of American stocks and securities i now
held by European caßitaffists, and it may require
4lteletintent 4r. 'A c *liiitt' debts to Europe More
than In easier times. ' ' '
WO do)iiit 'boners, however; that theses us es
can : predate nnytterions-effects in the fi ne Mal
affairanfthia country. In the first place, Agieri
caMindebieffiteiele'Eurnie has bgea . eoneidera.
My:reduced - within the het year. Teen, the im
ports of foreign dry, goodi, mostly 'English and
French;-,are thirtylive,latillions of dollars , less
this year than last, titusieepint-down the
iu
dibtedaies, and keeping the money at home.
Then; We beim geed grounds for assuming that
the deitiandlot bresdatolfe and provisions Of all
kinds i yi -tretdern Europe,- whith ihis l eountry
-.7ititieeant•filyi,irlit amount to nearly 4 'hundred
Minion-dollars at presest.priceS ; end that must
be paid fir tartly.in ash, and bring money to
this country. Amerioan 'slipping, too, will re
care the greater portion , of the tiarryitig`trade ;
and that makes an Item of go Small account in
our commercial prosperity. it puts many mil
- _liondollartrinto Aincrioan , coff era.
- Flom allthe oraintry and extra-ordinary sour
,
~ces,:then, apart of which we have named, the
prospect is ;that, .-for some time to come, the
eastern War, and it mighty cost, cannot very
seriously, or at all injuriously, affect our financial
z There is more money in this country
-- novrthau eyer before; and it is more generally
distributed among the whole people. There are
but-feir irestern farmers who have not money on
hands, the return for rich crops sold and selling
at such priees as they have not borne before for
a qtrarter of a century. An Illinois farmer,
passing through this city a few days since, In
-formed us that off of his farm of a hundred acres
In Illinois ho could sell this year over a thousand
dollars - worth. Many of his neighbors would
sell far more, and all had much to sell. All
over this country each is the condition of the
farmers. They have plenty to sell, and the
demand and prices are good. Much of that
money will behoarded until high rates of inter
est draw it out4r new improvements on farms
ettuinst it. Bei should the war in Europe con
tinua-the same demand for our food must con-
Swim from year to year; and it will bring money
to tide country as fast or faster than a return of
stocks and securities, or any other process, can
draw it sway. It is difficult to disicver any
good grounds for appreneusions in regard to the
continued prosperity of the United States, while
blessed with abundant harvests
Tint.Onio Eixtrrion.—There are no truer men
anywhere than the Ohio Democracy, but they
have been again overconie--although not on
overwhelmingly as . before—by fanaticism and
outside issues which had nothing whatever to do
with the nanvas. William Madill, a true Union
Demoerst, has been throated by that arch oboe
lition - tigitator, Salmon P. Chase, whom we pre-
Game is now high in the road for a Republican
nomination for the Vice Presidency. For Audi
tor, William Duane Morgan has been laid by for
Francis M. Wright, a Know Nothing abolitionist,
-ibis act we fear will be regretted by the
tax payers of Ohio. They could hardly have
selected:an
.honester man than Mr. Morgan—one
.11itattaititeseity has never beetrdonbted-46 leak
after - their interests at the capitol. The Ohio
Legielature is somewhat of the complexion of
-
our Ono last year, It will stand in the Benate •
seven Democrats to twenty-eight Fusioniats, and
in the Siian- thirty-three Democrats to eeventy
seven Fnelooiste. For some years the Paine'
Vio party in the Buckeye State has battled
against. Bank oorporatione and it was thought
had subdued them—there is no denying the
people aro emphatically in favor of a hard our
zesty, or at !mot restricting paper issues as
I:naafi as poesible.
. The -next legislature, we fear, will undo all
the good the Democracy have accomplished after
AO Meg a struggle. A glance at the Senate will
show its composition. From tho Trumbull and
hialtoning diatriot wo hayo Robert W. Taylor,
Cashier of the Warren Bank, and one of the
- "Oast ultra Bank Whigs in Ohio; next we have
Alfred Kelly, from the Franklin and Piokaway
districts; and then Hiram Griswold, of „Cuya
hoga. We wish the people of Ohio joy on the
brilliant 'Prospect before them for rags. They
,have. _sawn the - wind ; from appearances they
will reap a whirlwind of promisee , to pay."
?C,
n
'f'ws•Mavonarar.—We have received. a com
mastication oo the subject of the Mayoralty, in
which the writer brings forward a very good
name; .!butliff think it Is too soon' to start that
ro hate a week or two of breath
ing time ..hefore bouncing into another election
coutest::' t it'is entirely too soon in our opinion
to nominate candidates for. nett •danntu7's deo-
Give - the people time for reflection, and
don't let us 'have anyhargains and-sales abbot
it. -It the Democrats, Republioatt IMlipk9lo
Whig; can agree upon a man
parties concerned, except the K. "N.'s; We are
ready to support him. But things of tiktltind:
arranged by a few men in a
,private meeting]
dcrii'eettit our principles. 5
Jsyrattsos 00171iTY—OPFICIAL.
Canal COMMissioner, —Plamer, D., 1039;
Nicholeon, A., 1048.
Senate—Hamlin, D., 978,; Souther, A., 1070.
"..... - Assembly—Boyer, D., 1182 ; Rodgers, D.,
10884-Fleming, D., 1046; Phelps, A., 1074;
; Gillespie, A., 977.
14444448, D., 1077; Taylor, A., 1020.
Rorrots is -Town.--Am o -41ttaMirtir—Marlin, • D., 1086; McKnight, A.,
ng °there whom we 942.
cheerio in - town attending on the 8. Circuit Cortilitlf941110110:-Gright, D., 1088 ; Thomp-
Court, now 1p session here, are Mr. Seely, of the n, , 989.11° Auttor telt% Graham, A., jOOO.
Rqoublican, and Col. Valentine Beat, prast ee s_B o u o b er, D., 892' ; Carroll, k, 889.;
of tbeAmilie Democrat..
Evans, 4,1005'; Bloolay, A., 1006.
- ,
'OFFICLeLt
.1 1 .41V8 OF TIM tin:
IMIDAT ,IIO I=%:;:47:;;:I4:IiiItiOitE4 19,
_ _
=IM
r.1;.+;~,•-..-~+a~'~>~.:n-~ ~"~ --._. ~l.+ Ewa.
Seven nr the Attntiedtk.
-- : .,,,,.olo Weltteleittrevetiltirititiqtkif•lienteerscry_
of Washington Marched;through the streets with
banners flying, and bearing aloft transparencies
s ,ineeribed with various devices, indicative of their
the - triumph they :.had
Monday:Mining &ISM lust. , Mr PerP Jones,
an — ttied aturtepentable,„ citizen of Somerset
g - neap y, went to the woods
for the pti4oiifif ostitini"lionuit.*unber ; and in
iheinitertiohn„'-about was found
lying dead with the axe in his hands. No marks
or bruises could be found upon him, tudicating
harm from accident, and the supposition is that
he die' suddenly trom.,ditienstrA , quarrel
took piece-in Onatatsharg; on Saturday last, be
tere9,ttfelltitiltici pen, named Andrew and
Ibeniatiltoss. 'The' former s was , chastising one
of his younger britheie some, misdemeanor,
`witen;Tholias interfered, and Andrew, who was
intoxicated,at the time, dew a knife and stab
bed the Other in ihe side. The wounded man is
scarcely expected' to recover. Andrew was ar
rested-on Monday morning The first loirmo
. tire for . - the. Hemplield Railroad, to be used on
thi road hetwoen Wheeling and Washington, is
to be delivered at *heeling this week. It was
built the manufactory of Winans, Baltimore.
Nem:Roars —By advertisement iu our pape r
to be observed that the Ohio and
,Mblehniippl Railroad is now in complete order,
inUpassengers are ticketed through to St.
In the abort space of twenty
' We'Oni.itOtlie; - 1711E1 nest avenue will afford the
moat-direct--And shortest route from the sea
board te the Missiiielppi, and insure a saving of
time and money. Mr. P. Knowland, the gen
eral agent here, has perfeotod arrangements
41tit 41W:tooting BUGS, and will give all proper
InterMation,conoeraing the route. Mr. Carry,
10 the hionotgahela House, and Mr. Parkin, at
tho O. sr, P. Railroad officio, Allegheny city, will
alto furnish information to travelers. Bee ad-
Nordsomcmt and small bills.
Bean Bnow.—This le the last day of the baby
exhibition in this city ; and in tho evening Mr.
Barnum gives a lecture on the art of money
making. There la a chance to see and hoar the
" Prince of Bitmbup." The show and the lec
ture is all for twenty-five cents.
We wish Barnum would give us a touch of his
Pittsburg/ history. It would interest ecoad. We
found him in a stone house here in 1841, and got
him out professionally.
TIT FOR TAT —Be,. Dr. C. Van Rensselaer,
of New Jersey, In a letter of, great force, re-
plies to Commodore Stockton's attack on him
for his " Review of the Camden and Amboy
Company's Report on the Alelkident on the 29th
of August." The DJetor is lievere without being
The New Yort.Tribrtae, the official organ of
every new ism either startling or revolting, pub
lishes an expose of a Free L3TO or Passional
Attraction Society, in Now York. I t numbers
hundreds of members, and shows a terrible con
dition of morals in the metropolis. No will
allude to this iniquity again.
A New York Journal is down upon M. Raphael
Beliz for humbugging the public. Among others,
he Inactions the fabulous price ho pays Rachel
each night, and questions the truth of it, eating
she is his sister. Here is a mare's nest that has
taken the Metropolitan Press half a year to find.
Astonishing.
GOMM'S LADY'S BOOK for November le re
ceived. Fashion plates abundant, showing the
fall styles; and the reading matter le good ae
(Prom the EL I.luLt lietalllgencer j
Kansas Election... Total Vote... Foreign
An intelligent friend and citizen ban permitted
ue to make the following copy of n letter be has
received from Kansas :
KANSAS, October 3, 1855.
Friend * * * *: You aro aware that Moo.
day lux was the day of election fixed by the
Legislature, at which the friends of Whitfield
voted, and that Tuesday next (October 9) is the
day fixed by the people's proclamation, and at
which the Free State men will vote, besides, in
all probability, some of the pro slavery men, as
the polls ore open to all, and delegates are to be
elected on the same day to the constitutional
convention.
A large number of voters from the adjoining
counties of Missouri came over on Monday, as
usual, and voted. This waa done with the more
ease, that the Free State party did not partici
pate in the election at all.
Some few parties from Missouri penetrated as
tar into the Territory as Lecompton, and report
eaye, voted at Lawrence, and Franklin as they
came back. But the principal foreign vote was
oast along tho river, and near to the State, espe
cially at Wyandot, Delaware, Leavenworth, At•
Chilton and Shawnee Churob. Wo anticipate a
largo foreign vote along the Osage and at Fort
Scott, but as yet have not heard. The eleo
tion, so far as beard from, passed off very
quietly, and without any manifestation of vio
lence or intimidation. Reports give the follow
ing returns:
Wyandot
De1aware..........
Leavenworth ...
Hickapoo
Atchison
Doniphan
Shawnee Church
Franklin '
Lawrence
Lecompton
Total, so far 1874
All for Whitfield, of eouren, (as the other par
ty did not participate,) except a few votes at
some of the polls cast by tho pro slaverymoo
themselves, for Oov. Reeder, to make it look
like') contest. At I.eaveoworth I have hoard
the foreign Tote estimated variously from 60 to
125. ittanto pkisr,atelyiand nUlltberS ,
rather seekinrcootseatmeni. At Delaware, 8
utiles below, the vote it said to be nearly all
foreign--crowds Hood the share on either side,
and the woods on the Missouri shore was ti ll ed
with horses and wagons. A ferry boat plied
back and forward to the election. At Wyandot
probably 160 to 200 foreign votes wore polled,
among whoa were some of the residents' of this
town.
At Lawrence a emall part, voted who oamo
down from Leoompton on their way borne, but
the mean of the pro•elavery men residing in the
dietriat did not, end would not vote, aa moot of
them repudiate the laws of the Legislature as
strongly as the Free State men do.
PENNSYLV4NIA EjACCTION
IV MIDINGTOB COUNTY - OFFICIA L.
Canal Commlealoner—Plumor, 3182; Niobol
Bon, 8214 ; Martin, 39; Cleaver, 29; Bender
eon, 11.
Assembly—Riddle, D., 8299 ; Miller, D., 3366
Birch, A., 2626; Rapper, A., 2689; Roed, W.
689; M'Daniel, W., 626 ; Mahary, Lib., 161 ,
Reed, Lib., 108.
pheriff—Brucle, D., 8806 ; Rnple, A., 2796
Wolff, W., 622; Ralston, Llb., 116.
Treasurer—Elliott, D., 8171; Martindell, A.,
2888; : Fee, W., 619; Holmes, Lib , 122.
Commissioner—Walker, D., 8190; Hodgens,
A., 2807; Johnston, W., 687; Bruce, Llb., 187.
Anditore—lrwin, yeara, 8208 ; Ringland,
to., - 8 years, 13196; King, A, 2 years, 2668;
Sorogg, A., 8 years, 2868; S. Sweeney, W., 2
years, 664; Moore, W., 8 years, 677; Swee
ney, Lib., 2 years, 146; Sutherland, Lib., 8
years, 148.
Director of Poor—Bnobanan, D., 8268; Par
ker, A., 2474; Hoon, W., 595; George, Lib.,
160.
Coroner—Little, D., 8194; Brown, A., 2664;
Allison, W., 621; hl'Nery, Lib., 147.
:'iti~i:?
+.- i .
Voters.
Delaware:—Charles D. Manly, Dem.
Erio.—G. J. Ball, Amer., M. Whallon, Dem.
foayetto and Westmoreland.—Henry D Foe
ter, Samuel 11 ill, J. Fausold, P. A Johns, Dom.
Franklin.—James B. Orr, James Boyd, Dem.
Greene.—Rufus K. Campbell, Dom.
Indiana.—Robert 13. Moorhead, Fuelon.
Lancaster.—George G. Bush and Joeso Rein
hold, Dome ; and W. Evans, P. W. Housokee er
and C. 4. flunseeker, Amerioans.
Lebanon.—Wm. A. Barry, Amer.
Lnserne.—H. Wright, W. Merrifield, Dem.
Mercer, Venango and Warren.—Messrs. Lott,
M'Calmont and Ronne, A.
Mifflin.—John Purcell, Amer.
Monroe and Pike.—Abraham Edinger, Dom.
Montgomery.—Josiah Hillegas, Goo. Hamill,
A. B. Longaker, Dem.
Northampton.—John A. J nee, Jesse Pearson,
Dem.
Northumberland.—S. H. Zimmerman, Dom.
Perry.—Rirk Haines, Amer.
Philadelphia City.—E. Joy Morris, J. Dook
American; Aaron Coburn, George Smith, Dem.
County.—Charlos M. Lelsonring, Jno. M'Carthy,
John Thompson, Joseph Hunnoker, John Han
cock, Towneead Ycarsley, Chas Carty, Freder
ick J. Walter, Samuel A. Hibbs, John Roberts,
R. L. Wright, Dem.
Hohuyikill.—R. Dickson, Jacob Frick, Dun.
Somerset.—Jonas Augustine,
Amer.
Susquehanna, Sullivan and Wyoming.—Two
Demo.
15oga.—T. L. Baldwin, Republican.
Baton and Juniata.— Oae American.
Washington.—Geo. W. Miller, D. Ridlde, Dem
Wayne.—Nothaniel W. Vail, Dem.
York —lsaac Black, Samuel Maneer, James
Ramsey, Dem.
Making 64.Demoorats and 36-0 p:
. USBOYEMITIOATED.-A -traveler in Cincinnati
gave his valise to a little boy to carry. 14 Ae
my little friend," he writes, " was walking in
advance, I noticed something white sticking out.
' My eon,' said I , ' tuck in your handkerchief,
and tell me your name. With great modesty ,
he - replied—' it ain't a handkerchief," and oA•
reflection, I hardly think it wee."
• 1 • c,11•
4. .
Y ,
. .
~. .._ , , • . ..'
.
r t
. .
. .
- , ~. ••'• .. i- ' • .. • ...
, r - 4 . 4. :Z.,
Y 4, a .4
A s • t
r .. 4 .; Zr•
TABLE or THE ELECTIONS OF
SUPREME JUDGE. CANAL COM
t:0 03 CI .0 Z %
r. s•
O . 1 1 0 ; ea
11 to
,5 1 e g, p.
,F$
,Ed co
C P 1 g
'1 - • iv - 0
: !El •?'
. :
. .
COUNTIES
Adams
Alleghooy.
Armstrong
Beaver
Bedford....
Berks.. .....
Bradford
Baoks...
Butler...
Cambria
Carbon..
Centre...
Cheater
Clarion
Clearfield...
Clinton
Columbia—.
Crawford ...
CumberPred
Dauphin ....
Delaware ...
E1k...........
Fayette
Franklin
Fulton...
Hunt'gdon
Jefferson..
Juniata....
Lancaster..
Lawrence..
Lebanon ...
Lehigh .....
Luzorne..
Lyooming
McKean..
Mercer ...
..
Itlontg'ry
Montour...
Nor'am'ton
Nor'cimbld.
Perry.......
Philad'a
Pike . .
Soh uyl kill .
Somerset ..
Suaq'hanna
Tioga
114: 169'
782 14741
2013! 707,
285' 1259;
722 543' 717.
1931 1 2322' 8182.
515; 709
1069! 2438 3547
237 7G5 1
731, 4044,
Vonaugo
Warren.
Waebington
Wayne
Westm'rei'd
Wyoming ...
York
107,010 73,911 120,696
THE NEXT LEGISLATVEZ.
STATE HENAT S.
Ist Dist.—Philadelphia City—Ell H. Price,
W., and Wm. A. - Crabb, A.
204—Philadelphia County--Henry C. Pratt,
A., N. B. Browne. D , and Harlan Ingram, D.•
3d—Montgomery County—Thomas P. Knox,
t
4th—Cbester and Delaware—J J. Lewis, A.
Edb--Derks Con ty—John C Evans, D. *
Stb—Bucks County—Jonathan Ely, D.•
ith—Lancaeter and Lebanon—J. W. Klllinger,
A., and J. 0. &Inman, A.
B th—Northumberland and Dauphin—D. Tag
gart, A,
lith —Northampton and Lehigh—Joseph Lao
bash, D.*
101.11--Carbon, Monroe, Pike end Witype—J
H. Walton, D
nth—Adams and Franklin—D. Mellinger, A
12th—York—William H. Welsh, 1)*
13(11—Cumberland and Perry—Samuel Wbcr
ry, D.
14th—Centre. Lyooming, Clinton and Sullivan
Gregg, A.*
Hit —Blair. Cambria and Huntingdon—J.
Crouton, Jr. D.
Ititb—Lngerne, Montour and CoSumbia--C. R
Buckalow. B.
17411—BradforJ, Barquchanaa and Wyoming
—Vi. M. Plnit, D
18th—Tioga, Potter, Mahout, }ilk , Clear6old,
and Jeffereou—Henry Souther. A •
19th—Meteor, Vettango mad Warroo—Thomas
Hoge, D
20th—Eric and Crawfori—D A Finney, A •
21et—Butler, Beaver and Lawrence—John
Ferguson, A.
Yid
—.Allegtmay--.1. R. lilaCliziock, D , and
William ltiiltina, D
2 3 :1—WeLehiagtou and Oretne—J C Fiona!
Icon, A.
I:4tb—Somoreet, llndfard and Fulton—F Jor
clan, A.
26 th—Armatrong, lodlaas and Clarion-9 8
Jamison, U.
21 .4b—Janista, MAI° and Ualon—Jas. W
Sellers, A.
2 7th—Weetmoraland and Fayotte—W E Fra
ter, A.
28 tb—Schnylkill—C. M. Btritub, D.•
Democrat! 17. Opposition 16
Hoven OP REPRESENTATIVES
Adams. —lsaac, Babinec'', Dom.
Allegheny.—James B. Fulton, Samuel Smith,
James Salisbury, C. Magee, L B. Patterson,
Dem.
Armstrong. Clarion and Jefferson —Michael
K. Boyer and Darwin Phelps, A., and Philip
Clover do., probably.
Beaver, Butler and Lawrence —D. L. Imbria,
A W. Crawford, American, A B 'McCombs,
Fusion
Bedford, Fulton and Cambria.—Q. Nelson
Smith, Joseph Bernhard. Dem
Berko.—J. Lawrence Getz, Geo. Shenk, Wm.
Hines, Benj. Nunnemaoher, Dem
Blair and flontington.—John M. Gibbon'', Dr.
John H. Wintrode, Amer.
Bradford.—Messra. Laporte and Holcomb, A.
Bucks—John Mangle, Alex. B Johnson, Jno.
H. Lovett, Dem.
Carbon and Lehigh.—Joshua Fry, Dem.
Centre.—Jacob Bauble, Amer.
Chester —Andrew Buchanan, Robert Irwin,
Joseph Dowdell, Dem.
Cloadeld, McKean and Elk. —Seth A. Back.
us, Dem.
Clinton, Lyeoming and Potter.—Masers. OW
wel:land Magee, A.
(
°jumble and lifontour.—Jobe Q. ontgome
-17, Penh
Crawford.—Joeeph Brown and Leonard Heed,
Americana.
Cumberland.—James Anderson, Wm. Harper,
Dem.
Dauphin.—David Mumma, Jr., Dr. J. Wright,
Amer.
1854 AND 1855
Dreadful Murder at Cumberl9l4Adi
Murder of Dr. J. W. C..nntraiiind Mr. Graf,
a Student In hlaOrtce...Seareh for, and
irnenover.ref 'the BodlenweArreet of the
Eturdsie .r•llarest ExCiteilent
Irtunwirdurei — , October 16.—Our town has, for
the list twenty-four hours, been in the most
intense 'excitement, occasioned by two of the
meet', appalling and unprovoked murders on re
- end, the whole object being, it is supposed,,
1 57
plunder. The victims are •Dr. J. F. C. Hadel,
—• formerly health officer of Baltimore, but for the
181 last three years a practising physician of this
—• city, and a young man in his offioe, named Hen
ry GreL A German pedlar, lately from Pitts
- burgh, whose name is not known, has been ar
rested, charged with the murder, and against
Whom the testimony is so strong that he would
20 almost be lynched if possession could be bad of
him by the outraged community.
It appears that on Monday evening the body
••• of young Graf was found in the mountains, a
short distance from town; bearing evidence of
having been killed by a gunshot wound. The
body was recognized and brought to town, and,
bn inquiry, it was ascertained that Dr. Medal
1848
0705
1668
12901
1679 ...
6766 28
1884
1670
6948
1465
1090 5
1791 ...
8264 ...
2892 ...
41231
2682
1487
1636,
2016
2899
2081
1487
989 ...
209] 7
2660
3021 ...
1682 ...
was also missing, and inquiry was made of his
91 friends in Baltimore without obtaining any in
1 formation in relation to hi O. In the meantime,
••• a German pedler was arrested on enspicon of
••• murdering Mr. Graf, and on soarohiug him the
watch and chain, pocket boo c, and clothing of
'l Dr. Hadel were found in his possession, leaving
no doubt as to his having met with the same
-• fate as his unfortunate young friend.
••• The murderer was arrested at 12 o'clock on
••• Monday night, and the most intense excitement
••• existed until daylight this morning, when a large
, 86 body of citizens started out to search for the
••• body of Dr. Hadel. The search was continued
••• until about 10 o'clock this morning, when the
•-• body was found in the mountains, horribly mutt
-36 lilted. He bad been stripped naked, his head
ant off from his body, and stabbed, besides the
••• msrk of having been shot through tho back of
•-• the nook. The head is still missing, and it is
••• supposed that the murderer has conceal° iit in
••• order to prevent the identification of the body.
63 It appears that the German pedlar who has
••• been arrested on the charge of being the per
• potrator of this horrible murder Is a stranger in
4 Cumberland, and has been boarding at a far
••• *mer's house by the name of Steel, near towu,
••• for some days past. On Sunday morning, be•
••• tween 8 and 10 o'clock, this stranger and the
••• doctor were seen going over the bridge in the
20 direction where the latter was murdered, and
••• Me. and Mrs. Steel say that this man called and
••• got his gun about that hour, and it is believed
••• he enticed the doctor out by telling him some
•• one was very ill, and shot him through the back
••• of his neck, as his coat, found io the possession
••• of the supposed murderer, bad the mark of a
••• bullet through the collar.
•• After murdering the doctor it is sup need be
returned to Steel's, as the latter says he brought
12 his gun back about no.n, and immediately start
-73 ed towards Cumberland. He was next seen in
••• the doctor's office, in Cumberland, by a gentle
-46 man who called there to enquire for the doctor.
Young Graf was then, with him, and on the gen•
Homan enquiring for the doctor, ho was told by
Graf that he was out In the mountains, and had
met with on accident, having fallen in the water.
It was supposed that the murderer had told
Graf this tale and that the doctor had sent
to him to bring him sonic dry clothes. The
murderer and Graf were seen in the afternoon
going in the same direction----Mr. Gr.( carrying
a bundle with him. Mr. Steel also stye that
this man, accompanied by Mr. Graf, came to his
house, and the man got his gun again, and they
went on up the mountain together. Two other
gentleman also say that they passed them to
gather on the mountain, and Ore minutes after
heard the report of a gun.
The body of Graf was found with a gun-shot
wound In the back, and he had been beaten over
the head, it is supposed, dying In a few mo•
moots. The Romped returned the gun and
the bundle which Graf bad with him, to Steel's
again, and left them there. His name is no
known.
1744
2018
2653
886
873
1694
2118 E
1920 ..
2315 5
1048 1 ...
1808 5:
9581 1
3214 1 I
(Second Despatch
rUtITEISII PAZTIOULAES--TUB tie I. OV DLL. lIA DEL
CURBULLAISLI, October 16, 3 P. M.—The search
for the head of Dr. Model has been continued
throughout the day, and a party have just arris•
od, having found tho hood buried coins distance
from where the body was found. It appearo that
this Garman arrested was seen in Dr. Hades°,
floe oa Saturday evening. When arrested theca
wasjound in his possession the dootor's gold
watch, his seal ring with his name upon it., to
getber with all his clothing, hooks, &c He
acknowledged the stealing thogoods from his of
rice on Sunday night, but denies having seen or
murdered the doctor and Mr. Graf. The euppo.
sition is that, after having murdered the iloetor,
ho enticed Me. Graf out and murdered him also,
in order that ho might more easily rob the °thee,
as both of them usually slept in the room over
the office, Mrs. 'Wet and her ea Meets clog ati
sent on a visit to their friends in Baltimore
Tbo accused had in his possession a large num
bar of books and valuables from the race
• A Mr Daewoo, who is here from West Ales
andria, recognises the prisoner as an old otrend.
or. He says that be was Imprisoned at that
place for robbing a store; but broke jail cud
made his escape to Pittebargh, where be stole a
horse, and was re-arrested and brought back to
West Alexander, and et:acceded a second time in
tweaking Jail and making his escape. Ho is now
heavily ironed, and every precaution will be
taken to prevent his escape from the punishment
that his bloody work demands. The body of Dr.
Had& has been taken charge of by the Old Fel
lows and awns, In the absence of his fatuity,
and will be sant dowu to Biliintoro to night in
charge of Mr. Blain, who has been delegated to
accompany it. Mr. Graf was originally from
New fork, where his mother resides. Ho lived
in Baltimore a short time
Terrible Tragedy sil Illobenoud—Olurder
The itiohutoad (Va.) papers have long ac
counts of an extraordinary affair that boa created
much excitement in that city. It appears that
o young man from Boston, calling himself Fran
cis Auburn, arrived in Richmond about three
weeks ago, and obtained employment as a de
signer and carver. Subsequently he rented a
house, and fated it up for a grocery, and oyster
and drinking saloon, which he was to open on
Saturday. On Prid night, however, ho was
arrested on a charge of enticing away and har
boring two male slaves belonging to Messrs
Jesse Williams and James H. Grant, and who
bad disappeared a few days previous. On his
way to prison he drew from his pocket 0 phial
of strychnine, drank a portion, and died from
the efforts of the drug about two bourn after
swallowing It.
The charge on which ho was arrested was sat
isfaptorily Slitatiliehed, as fallows:—lle had re
ceived abet* $lOO from the two negro UK% Wa
der a promise to convoy them'
j r, one North, and
had 001102 5 14 .'. 1 . :tem In the third story of his
house preparatory to rending them away. One
of the Degrees having complained of being un
well, he gen, him what he said was a dose of
medicine, but which was, no doubt, strychnine,
as tho negro died noon after taking the dose.
Auburn theft dug a grave in hie collar, and, with
the assistance of the other negro, buried his
murdered Subject, that cutting his throat and
mutilating the body. The other negro embraced
the first opportunity to escape from confinement.
He then returned to hie master, and revealed
all he knew about thin most singular and horri
ble transaoticn. It in believed Auburn was in
league with others engaged in the business of
running off slaves, but no accomplices have yet
been detected. Auburn wan a young man of
genteel appearance and manners, and had oa
pacifies as a carver and designer, to earn from
$6 to $8 a day. He gave an a reason for rent
ing a house and opening a grocery, the expected
visit of hie mother, and some of her family, from
the North, to reside with him
Tits ELIO:MONO ST/LL TO COMB LH 1866.
Louisiana votes on Monday, November 6, for
State officers and five representatives to Con
gress. Mississippi, Monday, November 5, State
officers mid five representatives to Congress.
New York, Tuesday, November 6, State officers,
but no Goternor or Lieutenant Governor. Wis
consin, Tuesday, November 6, State officers.
Massaohasetta, Tuesday, November 6, Governor,
./3ktite officers and legislature. Maryland, Wed
-Zesday, November 7, six representatives to Con
gress, two State officers, legislature, Sr.c. In
Tennessf* Alabama, California, Wisconsin and
Pennsylvania, the leglelatpres 114 each State
elect one Pulled Booster.
CIIIIIOI7t STAR'S OP AFFAIRS.—We learn from
the Lawrrnoe Herald of Freedom that Col.
Lane, u member of the last Congress, who vo
ted for thf- Nebraska-Kansas bill, and was for
merly Lieut. Governor of Indiana, and a prac
ticing lawyer there for twenty years, has been
refused permission to practice In thd territorial
courts of Kansas, because he would not take an
oath to surtain the enactments of the legisla
ture recently in melon. He was tho counsel of
McCrea, *to is indicted for murder ; and the
same perttOssionmas refused to J. L. Emery,
of Lawrelabe, for ttititiame reason. McCrea can
get no ooTiael except those in favor of his con-
, position
• 4
;)
• • .
ri)
and Suicide.
11.
On such lifutfjaats the 'Vas!lnsofar' of,
Ibilforinlioifihk I
Nrw You, October 2,1852.
Mrs. Chita, of No. 272 second Aired, believing her child,
about three years old, to be troubled - with worms, ruche.
sed one bottle of DE. M'LANNB ONWIRATND
PUGH, and gave it two tea spoonfnlkiibicdifindge effect
of censlni the child to discharge Otige of worms.
The child is nolir:enjoyingt* hiOdNft. We w'onld advise
all parents whn.ionlsispeet theirchiidren bkiketienbled
with worms to lose no time, but itaniellataly 6niehatB and
adniinlater Miebriiied Vennlftigi. It will
cure. The money toglibefVtinclecrin att*Ma where ft don
not /floe aet fon.
-0? The above valuable remedy, also Dr, hPLatie's
brated Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable Drug
Stores in this city.
Purchasers will please be careful to ask, fpr E asid tnkp ;ar o
but Dr. SPLane's Vermitage. AU others, In compailion•
are worthless.
Also, for sale by the to e proprietors,
FLEMING BRO6L,
Buse issore, to J. At
oetls:deer Na. 60 Word street, coini3r . of 1/6tiith
Qr. lareportant to PsnentoriejellirsvWool,.
ortes...-VEOATABLEI CATTLE POWDER—Thero Pow
d6re are put up In one pound Niche, and are really a good
article, not only for the dlseases incident to hods, COW
mine, and other animals, but they are likinvini excar
lent article to improve the condition of the animal.
For Each Cress, they not only improve the condition of.
mitch cows, but :they Increase the quantity u well ae im
pro!, the quality of milk and buttir. The proprietors say.
that It increases the quantity of butter from half a pound
to a pound a week to each cow, while those persona who
hove tried It say a pound and a half to two pounds per
week, with the same kind of feeding as Lem. Of one
thing we are certain, all who use it once WIC use it all the
time, and save money by the operation as welt as Improve,
the appearance of their ~cock. Price 26 eta. a paper; 6 pa*-
pets for $L GAO. H. KHYBER,
Corner Wood meet end Virgin alley,
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
Inhalation for Diseased Dung!.
The mode of Inhalation, In meet of diseased Icings and
throat, recommended by Dr. Curtis in his advertisement,
strikes Minx the true one. It is now generally admitted by
our beet phydclann, that local difficulties can only bo
easefully treated by local applications. This practice has
been pursued from the first with respecttoeckternal hang
motion and corrosions, and wo me not why (lineages of the
throat and lunge may not be treated in the souse Manner:
we believe they may. In this variable climate of ours,.
where lung and throat complaints have became so prem.
lout and rife, we earnestly recommend to the pubis, and
to the offlic:e4 especially, to avail themselves of Dr. Curtis
remedy.—{!me who has tried . it] See adverthemtent is
this paper.
Caution—Ds. Cams' HIrOBANA In the original and only
genuine ankh.. aept.lhattair
Ague anti Favor or Three Years'
Standing Cared.--Mr. John Longdan, now living at
Beaver Dam, Hanover county, near Richmond, bad Ague
and Fever for three years; moat of the Ume be had chills
twice a day, and rarely less than once: be eras parebal
with revere as soon as the shill left him ; and , after trying
physicians, quinine, most of the tonics advertised, cod
everything recommended to him, was about to glee up In
despair, when Carter's Spanish Mixture was spoken of: be
got two bottles, but before he had need more thanw single
ho WM perfectly cured, and has not had a chill or
crier since.
Mr. Lon:don Is only one oat of thousands who have
been beneflted by this great tattle, alterstire end blood pu
rillez. Oct airertlaeletetiL aepatiat
'latch odor's Hi =dab and
diplomas, BIOQTY TLIOUSAND APPLICATIONS, OF TUB
I , IMITABLE, attest the public appreciation Brown or
black hair, 1113 true to naturs ea attire's salt, fa produced
INSTANTLY, without a chance of fitting, or.lnWety to
skin or hilt. Made and eskl, or applied, (In nlas prtrate
rooms,) at DATOWELOR'S old established Wig Factory,
2.'2 Broadway, New York.
Fold, vbarsale and retail, by rr.OZO, RE.1P385,140
Wood Etreot.
air Stockings and Hosiery for Winter s
—lf you don't want your feet pinched with bad and short
Stockings, you will take our ahrize and go to Q. pen%
wetter of Market alley and Mt' etreet t and bayWonut of
those elegant Pins Rocking's, that make root feet fast raw
nod comfortable. DALY also makes and eons ekaimearle'
sty of Hooeury that you can mention. at - wholesale and
•
Remember tauglue, corner of Muhl Whip and Filth
tr.et.
oet4
OHIO & PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TRE ONLY RAILROAD.
RuNittno WEST, FROSUPITTSIIOIIOII.
Tin V es-, nun iosres at a A. AL ttitotigb to Obeli:tut'
n 12 dour' end 40 minutes.
M.411T1A13 I.6AVIU AT 8 A. AL
7
ErrIZICLITILLIS * at 3P. AL , . '
Dredue all pate due econeetleas Crest . l,4 and
the nrat two. connoct at Aillanott clirott.TOW9 : to Et
Lincle la no. opeo, via. (hemline and indlanspolle, 100
rnlira shoricr than ria. Cleveland. Conratetion9 are guide
at liaterteLd with the Newark snot &Wank,' City road
and at ercctline with the three roe4e c.uotesitratlag there.
ror particulars 6. Lantalonts. No traino ran on Baday.
through Ticket sold to ClRcinnatt, lottbrellle St. Louts,
I I.thaw.p...iis, C ticrgo, Rock Island. Fort Warne, Cleveland,
and the prinvipal and Cities la the West.
NEW BRIGHTON •CCO'-fIjQDATION TRAIN NOB
6-4 re limaLurgh •t t 46 P. M, and NIT Brlibunt at TM
r‘r iheti •ila further Information, apply to
J.
At the earner °Mee, under the Monon CfWIRY.
gahela Howe.
Or, at the federal Street &Mimi, to
IMAGE PalllCl2l, Ticket Meta.
Pittehurgh, July IBM ()/24)
• •
Pennsylvania Insurance Company
OP PITTSBUIIOII,
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield streets.
A UTLIORLZED OAPITAI. ,
e 3 0 0 00 0 .
Luna.' Buildings and other Property agatmst l i oaa
ar Damage by Wire, and the Perils Of the Sea Ind
I tiisnd Navigation and Transportation.
DIRLOT011a:
Wom P Johnston, Rey Patterson, Jacob Mater
A. (larrier , W. 11'431h/tack, Kennedy T. Trim&
Jeererera
Nlsy , W. 8. [Wren, D. S. I. U Par
titter Sproul , Wade Ilarayton, D. IL Long,
A J Jones, J. Jorroa, N. IL Caggithan,
OPPIOISHS:
14.2110x1 .... WM. V. JONNEZON.
Flu rrrralerd. BODY PATTERSON.
Ser'y and Przamarer.A. 4. CAREntR.
414144171: Sizrstdrg-.8. 8. SallSOUl.Liamly
os.r. call at NO, 164 Wood Street, and es
mins our ;tacit of SOFT EATS and {SINTER CAM Jam
rlrolvo e large lot of Shanghai, Catania', and other atalaa
sat i;apa, w hich we will sail r cash.
cstla MORGAN d ti), im Wood, street.
OHIO AND - INDI ANA Im
BRING TIED
Continuation of the Ohio and Forma. R. R.
TO FORT WAYNE,
raw iiturinup ADD smarm' MIES saws errrantraon.
OE- Trains connect at Crawllne, without detention, with
oli the Anna/ on the Ohm and !Inns. Road, and also at
Forma with Trains going North and South, on the Ms
Riser and Lake Lilo Railroad,
For Tickets, apply at the Vanroad (Ones of the Ohio
and Pennsylvania IWiltuall Ooteliany • in Pittabtitgh,
ghouy City or at any of the following points:
Fort Wayne, Bollefontidne,
OlncinnaU, Urban
Dayton,
ludieneroihy 41n c ttiond.
Persons desiring Tickets will ,he Patt.6:,'"fr' Mao.
- te ea -
Tlaket by the Ohio and
ter e
lca as Railroad.
J. R. 13TRAUCOAAN,
PITTODURGII
Life, Piro and Marina Insurance Company;
con.vas OF WATER AND mARK.sr ..9FAXI73,
PITTSHIYILO/1. PA.
Jan. A. tram, Secretary. ROBERT GALWAY. President.
This Company makes every Ituatraties appertaining toot
connected with Lint RIMS.
againat Null and Cargo Rieke on the Ohio and stet
simippi there and tributaries, and Marine Risks generally.
And against Lee. and Damage by Fire, and against the
Perils of the Bea and Inland Navigation and TraniTertation.
Policies issued at the lowest retail coneletent w th safety
to all parties.
DIRICITOMI:
Robert Gelvey, Alexander Bradley,
James 8. HOOD, John Fullerton,
John M'Alpto, Samuel M'Olinken,
mina= Phillip, Janice W. ilallan
John ticott, Chao. Arbuthnot,
Joseph P. Clattam, M. D., David Itletvg,
Janxee Marshall , John arehl,
Horatio N. Liia,Hlttannintt.
MEL& INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOLIN H. BROBNIIEROBB,I.unomm
BULIELWX JANNEY, Elniairrear.
CL W. BATOURLOR, Giceanal Aorcr.
WILL if/SUOMI AGAINST ALL *LINOS .
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
DIRECTORS:
3. IL Elhoenbergar, G. W. Oass,
O. W. Batchelor, W. K. Nimick,
Isaac IL Pennock, T. id.=,
W. W. Martin, B. D.
R T. Leech, Jr., John A. Oaugliey,
George 8. Belden, O. B. Bryan,
David McCandless.
44. All Leese sustained by parties inaured under
clew issued by this Company will be liberally *dilu
J ted and
protopUy paid at its Office, N 0.99 WATER street.
PEARL STEAMIVLITAL‘
.
ALLEGHENY. --
Air /LOUR DIadViLILED TO FAXII,p ,
;ether of
the two Chloe.
•
OSIUMS maybe left at the Mill, or In boxes at the stores Of
LOGAN, WILSON d 00., 52 Wood itreet. .
BRAUN A ItiIITEB, corner Liberty and Bt. Glair eta
Li. P. BOLIWARTZ, Druggist. ADestwoar•l,
TIRES: CASE, OAR D114201Y.
J.T29 BRYAN, cm a CO.
'
II kV E , gLik ir B._sv e ii i ea
Our ii.e 1
, 1 STYLE OF SILK HATS via will be forma, on in- '
B peation, a neat and zdartlede. A good ninths VI,
and an extra one for IL end see. ..
MOWAN A 00., N0..184490(4 et., ,
Next boars to the new Prestsitadan Ohurehi
Roe One door from Sixth street.
(7 241' . e_re, Jo A""
sonleca&a;Yet the v ti ate ' ekes rtyl Led ;"
Letter. end Oonnhaehd-Note, for
A mArruAL of f
Litht. & thaltb. U. 8. Arti.V. Aftietiint Praftipior of j..4°l4,WrlUpt_- ' a ;
/11 ' 1 4 - Vreitini i the el'ff beet
kiii ' lg a z *ll4
Drawing in the U. 8. Mini Arn3l l. West Po Y Ideal PenEC QV" .4 °4 at Mcderate ":1413.17DAvihoig:'
For sale by
0036
N0,,491-11N6s1 ' ode 65 Market dread s war gaurthl
DIED,
, Attitittairfaikiiiing dein. e; DADAff.),SDELl,austhee
of Jobb D. Muter, at the reoldence of bar daughter, Ells&
bath Datroeys'COnlet Of Boat and Fourth ateeefe; og.fd 73.
Jean,.
ter funeral will start tkorn her late realilence, 4it
o'clock, rano. The friends cf tha Wally are request - a.
athnel, vithout firrthar4tollcil. . • I •
On Thureckot, llth inek4. l at 1 o'clock Pc it; . 1 . 4 r. low::
P. 11 ARTE1101tNoaed4f.yeare•..; •
HL 1,1 111,-tke removed iheiksverly goglitei;
corn er • 411 way. od Ito izith. et Nide, cal Bst_indlifin.•
A M E R T- ISEMPITS-
offio , AND::-mp.-smi,eptltmlmo .
,4.WM:aoc,t7.-1
BROAD - ,
rritz SHCIITEST, AZITICKESZ CRIIARESTARD WM'
lltoDTE;lor.Yrhich Passensreis can herdayibiliroetllo
St. Lochs.' Thee to Loull 27 - hours,'Mm PlltsbrutX.
The libt•lteet Track of this Road ancomintilates - srlda cars
..iporey sciatic' de cr. ehhalble tart'
narrdirdmageroade. - • ;- f
BYtheol4aMlPenneylvelibirße.Urotid Rom Pittsburgh
to Orestline, passengers hare choice there aphree different
refined rentals' teindlarkliptillts—makink close connections
with Tertillaßteialui . RlChmond Itillrrad, for Yincernma
No change of 'call At Terre Dante; - Baggage nlie!ked to.
Indisadpollr j thence to Sr. touts:
Treble leave Pittsburgliss follows: '
- The Vast Train leaveket 2
Mail i rnififeitiiikt BA. 3L - E •
,Exprees Train leases et 3
• The Trains sit make close connectionsitEraillinat c>
Indianapollirimnff there mgke dere connections with rail.
mad terNtneennes, without a change et elm and at Via
cannier take the Ohio and rdississlppi Railroad 'direetfor Et;
Llesis--througlx in 27-hotinniconneetlort at Sandoitd ;with
the Illinois Central Railroad 'fat Cairo; „where that
Steamer., can at f all times the lift fOr'MeorpbLs, - TlcAeburg,
New Orlseakind 41Lp - elute Mi. the loser Mhdissippl jiver:
Psesempti tawny!' •Ilid rot , St Louis, stogy:l9ra; for the
lbeet titolleippl , llUnoteandAifssoorlriogre. •-*
MIS to one hundred mileglheilioilest. route t4.St.l.oille„!
• .
To Be. Louis yli'nellirontainS
To - " ' Columbus,' Xenia and Daytoo IS: SD'
Tcr ' Columbus, Idsminnall andl r ekeren4.
• • .. , 19 SO
Passengers and Baggage Transfers:ol*ND; 41 , 0 c-to dryer
free of charge,
Sot threugh trokettenrfulihirlittitriatiiion place apply
to J. U. Cllltßtlikket'Agent,,O. AT. Railroid 'l„ompany,
corner officecktorioesshelaßense, PittsbnigN Or to GEO.'
PARRER,l'Icket, Agent, Federal Street Station, Allegheny
CitY• JAMES M. ;WARD,
Superintendent 0. A Al. Railroad.
F. ENOWLAIIIi, Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
octlP
•
wens uemoa ..
11 , 1.Adgil'011i de, MPH ELL, •
(en "os "mut SUN Or OLYPiON, was m ok 43.)
lIITUOLIINAGN DNALIERI3 IN MEd B' - ANA . soya , -
CLOTBING,_ Weigel, to the ,"Weeterh Trade; 82 ,
Thinlittrset,,between - Wocdeand Market, Pittsinth.;
Akingst our stOcE.tehich la the largest aid most com
plete !loth° country, will be' found, at loirpricee—
Men's' Clothing; of every description;
Boye" do do
A gmat variety of 'Undershirts and Draware;
Null Block of Handkerchiefe, Cravats, Nerk Ties' and
Stocks;
' A splendid_ atred Amara of Nost y nders-
do do Men Winter Hosiery; •
.do flop' do .
Linen and' Hoehn Shirts rind Drawers;
' Canton-Emmet do " " do
Cum Emile Goods;
And a full stocker goo& Adipted to Miners and.rarMent '
wear, de.
Also, Umbreilasuf all gradea.
' We invite , our old acquaintances and_all derriere in Our
line, to call Ansi ' eiaixtbie foi therliseives." We'are; nOW`
opening our curd supply, end our - stock toted and thin
plate. Warehouse nn Third shoot, way between Wood
and Market. . -: - . octio..4w
Hank of Vittsburghil.,
Ortober i 9. 18bs. I •
A
N J ELECTION f•r Thlrtreilareetore of Ira bank, for
ta. the ensuing year; will to holden at theirenkinp;
flower, on lIQNDAYi the 19th der of Notes:dr neat t ,,b;,'",
tween' the barna Of A. Mend 3 P.AI. -
Ai m ,. puma teoung of the Stockholders ar thelltynk
or pittsburgh wfd be holden on MONS, ac t
in d ay -a.
November nut. at the Booktua n o =3, occcotinee with:
the provirfotut of the charter. .
ocutbthrelani JOILV - SErit7.l4 !Cashier.
Wanteill____
A PERSON vompETENT4O'i&ASOOREII and who
45.. cap max kl
i ituself Wallkill EEP
imetni in altattiviso ,
toting tillalled6. - Persona Opting will pima eve leer
eaurgh. ca,sta tastauhand adpua r trort M0..80X 477,11ttir i
. -,, --. , '-,-- -, , ;•-•
.ottl9' 1
.sroldinggitikAT.AUCT/ON,—Con-bloralay and
,Tuesday, Ckbahar ,1121 231, oommoneillB /0
o'clock A. .31., at the Onzu Was .80011:81, tenter Mk:id'
and Filth' atreata; 5014. 4 -111a0 cairn stock Oa Retail
fitorosi*Prildsby Pry .Goods liardiennoznaeutlerly, Boots
AE61141068, and.oBP‘fic., among - which are 18 general
variety ; f hike Strap 1;04 cloths, eassimarta„isatinots,
fine trial and Glutton. llama* Unsay, blatdrata, bleached
and brown .'m WU*. drills, checks, Wangs, gingliama,.
Iluenktelda *MY; silk, c. shiners and cotton
bass and gloyesy Morales' silluclaces, embroldesdic white .
OW4
M cravats and warts, abatis, 811 k and linen 1141 sys„
aus', boys' and youths' fine and thick toots, brogans and
shoes; Is - omen's and mlarer'..booteesand slippers; back
and wool hats; alik
and Testa cloth, plash and-glazed raps: critic, pants
; otatendfirts. fine shirts and collars; brick mitts'
sad glove,; kraus and finks; pocket and takes+ knives;
plated arid German sliver spoons; stool Ora Yrons; candlo
*ticks, loan, hinges, sauna. augaraorts, hands**, draw:
ing knirak drugs Ant insatchata, and 11-iIII/ -assortraant at
otter stock usually kept is; slams conntrYatorst.]
' .P,hl. DAV 8 , Auctioneer.
EI4E dL"
14 4 , oxt,,suireee.l daily during week.
wt. usx.b. ' , belt seam& supply of MOUSlirilei and
idiIiBRIABBINO 151 ( 10 D 3 ..eatheitehig it Lags Lai of
LI linilaitiond geengnir Dress Goods, Bharls, Cloaks
and Talmat In, If oasekeepitta Geo& the* siciek cannot
bai t reled in this insrli4 ealt and see them 1:
ld - , NO. to Allman E.T. 1
et L0V2131- I fehot,' Cloth, Nor. Castor, RN tined, BIM
Ur Plush, ilactrottai aultabla for the Trait:it **lather, at
he
e Furnhalag Stara of L, IllaatlYlNLD a SON,
No. TO SV*l. street.
. .
GnUNTLiilNS—liiii, Brut an-9611, lined with Bilk Flash
arid Fur: also, gn9 ; Seal .Otter
'
War at L 11.1111311 di lIRLD- CON'S; ..A
oetls No. 70 `Wood str Au c t :
IrkiMSJNO ROBES, of 'superior styles end fe. 4 — ;— i x
1 / ootlil L. MRSIFFIELD 4 go" .
IDXQUISITH—Tbe Hennes of Children
, r ,_ e;3l ,,, :tazaa,
ji_J` 76 Fos:mit street -
- - i l 9
- - ---
Lwasguma man With sant so
flay mils far 6 Picture at tt , I°° W i lt rot pay
74 Fourth attain. -"111714111.,42 eau,
7" -- Acl7 '
NEW, . "S,r Oli
_
MOURNING &.11,:it18.13a4NYING DRY 000D8;
ouw rr
_LllRB.l,oasurr...cooP siC
ttr.. inforntrha p, thatlthey-here
VT teiW.,.• the Store eom, ND. IN m üblic
enact faun;
and:hawatioir ova a most colapkte wort:taint ot the alma
coeds, IV giving our whole attention to there Idanchte of
the Mislays, to the emission of, femur Pod-Ibilik'we
can otter advantagee, bo keepingtment, quality d prio%
not to be found fu store the netts! eerie ~
The LIOITEURKERIING DRPARTAIEINT entkoniee all rte.
Pia anoint In 1)7 Goods used lii furnishing and - keeping
hOUSB.
DOP JP'S IIEROABTILI °ILL
Owner of Mint and Markel strata.
Incinporated by Legiabitive Chartei.
NEARLY 3300 STUDENTS have been etbrl4iled In
LI this institution.
MY &ND PVENLIra CLAM= In
DuIIBLE ENTRY BOON •REEPING, npacatspe'
to every branth of, Coronnace
DOUBLE ENTRY PIAMMAT ipozIEEHPIWt,
pencticed Ni cion the Western Biros and Law. ,-
131181 RAND ORNAMENTAL PENMANSHIP taught
by
AW Mr. . Williams, the best Penman in the (tutted
R.
letnagEßetu.
member LAW AND POLITICAL ECONOMY, by
N. B. Hatch, Ern . of the Pittsburgh Ilar.
AuTicrativtri, mamma, AND MODERN las
°man, by P. Hayden, A, M., and P. L. Apel,
tor full particulars, call for a circular, containing the
Report of a Spacial Clocentittee of the bo of Coramerce
of New York, anti a recommendation p r om - nineards of two
hundred Merchants, Rankers and Accountants.
ocUfkdaw
Illentistalca, Winks
- rittsborgh, 0cc.14,1658 J
AN'ELEVTION for Thirteen-Directors, to 'sem for the
ensuing Tear, will la Imld at the dieehahlt.ellsa od
tittabingh. on the third ifrmday eflircuombui umkat the
Backing House on iburth
la. and P. AL street, betatron the hours of BA.
Ala), a Mersa nuietrig-of the Stockholders will be held
on thejirit .1b.7 6 11, gf - libutinbcr, at the same place, at the
. he oz 10 o.,clock GEM-D. 110.0LNIVie,
r.
NR lain -‘ 16,5* /satiate New Yoriryerm i it z , m ,
, vamberi continue a large and excellent Rimming.
imovrrDite present positioo of the Russians to the
d ge t
ant forte on the north side of Bebssiopoi;
Sweaborg, Milsingfors. so.
BaQrn , o iner.erhuflor Nerealbor; D 1 contra ,
Small In ilia Plaattaa of a New Y a r4 ,3, 74rgeon, by Dr.
Pixoti—n wolic orgreit interest. -
ilys.rd Taylor's Japan, Mina, i st
Meta, by Tennyson
Nowortner, by ; 2 1 ,7 a.
Abbott's apoleon; 2 Vats; $4,75.
trcleKe UR; of Washington.
ncberts Receipt kook.
Lippincott's Gazetteer of the World; $5,60.
Webster's Monona*. unabridged.
U. 8. Dispensatory, votetion.
Waverly Novels, In 12; half calf.
alcOrre lilasorda ftisnrod.
toaLA:
411 wan Want hookirlower than . e au b e h a l ekeyb ere , go
oeolB firars 110QRSTORE,
- No. SO Binh street.
WANTRA -city priartnata 1p
RICHEY.
oetiB • Baxgurit
Vy ANT RInn d Wartittp
Co;tlBis CHEZ.
for dim yeara; on whiall a liberal pro•
mina; will Abe paid, in addition to the regular inter.
well second an productive rea estate. Eppty to
odd& Brid.lollratAlollBlr.
Atliarge-Witst4o. of
price. It altered MM. - Apply to
0018
DU•MMY =PUY.
Lmbw mbi/f Lintieedn7ll&ftaycors.by
rDABIES-411 yturaw to Barootteo Show or nto
.01 CIA II IIO . IHen., TO Fourth street. ot, go ' oet1;
emitays BB' ItriTlßB take the pre , olunt. 1187 ,
thallttle toes to 7 6
'fourth etreat. Nor
Elwood" vragogl,g, clireks & Asiliss!eryTh.
R OBFIRTS - Sr.BROTW I ,
424 now selling therirlargesadoiseerw at
' ted dock of linii,Mil_to.boo,a4o4l,2ol.loch
.. 49 *Ibuti,riilksibid
at loftily reduced Tel-v. 4 to,r 4a k e rem
,coltot Ask igama-trew stock, whildtWalt
...egieelatei
rentfrom tbs)-intsteen manufeetoolea to it r ew we e k g , f ee
the nu - hada.
..Mecluggere desiring to buy gnodi ii6X44 at lnw print;
A.dould call tmmadiataly and exewne. eV; :eteek; We We are
determined, closa It out without repo( d g g i ego , pr former
price& Don't forget the place. -
. , 1
end Wetehogi itontsOr.s- k - Bloyrillat,
41 rifth dr* next door to Wood.
Sir. itThicke (6)4 f e y 4 m a i ro d i re 4 h, b oat
tnahner. ariersettted. - . ' iy21:13"
111 - 1 ELA yaws :00FETSY uarf PET- ItAtillntrxunisul
AssOELATIEN, on the fßieeter Plfuilt Road, two miles
below the city Itne„ oner to /boyars thla eiseciN Mann&
TER, APESTRY, RRUSSEIS. 3-PLY IllustAvE, RAMASE.
and 'YEERNI Ahl 0A R YildPX NO, at Yet Y.reauced Prkwa
Oar; cash or eity l lorrjpbknee, Onterear radar the dock,
cowanaelns also /WORM FABRIS' ot every variety
Ana be =mined at tha Factory Warehe -Darby, or k t
the Stores, Noe. aa4 20 .1% dEOOND et ;PWAADIII4OI7
Wool bonlbt, Spurf. Dyed or exchTg am ed far aeroelomata'
Jel4:3m de
,~. K
4 -.0.‘",
lo
iogr ß 2P xmtßq O ot . n.itt.s' al s*t.oiCr t sO- x,iiaiat-rttoiawieaiiFiiai
8..:
eit;:ici 7Yll4,lBiarrkiiitis:..: s
f' s.
•
: . f : .Mltt)ftti ro ,. l ,
oVxNG: •..
Aitifippouazga.kipi A4 4.,.,, ia_th..w.,l3 to
vy- _
a&PILIPTY-OP;OLND.iyORIpIiG I
I' " ,- ".. 1i It lZt ei 01 4 W lCiPleyl NE"4% iES'Oa4,kla o o7 .-
6" R E--
DI '
' A,..o,lEfletlti CORTIOSITV T
Kholl2ietir'rild iiirefielffri3ro iie verity to eighty ba th
%lair cota 'I if tithit; . (irfttiotiFfsticitr) Cr either dry, fbatop
or gfeetiOnb- , -oefoirlitifielir-.froththe Cob. :No clothing
the wilt raquiraf.hermit bier:mowed Rini IDYSISO
cal:4 talt deal:o)l44lrib the' husieln !filch the cor.o grove.
.;- lestad of chuillog the*Ccieri 'orthe cob; it la rickodoff, • ,
aii • ehlid•Vouldilo ialth: 2thi'fingfers.2 It Vicki off. the fair • -
barite - la roue this, • Erery fermerinoire no.Aiiatkautltuut,
*09,065:1..iitii 014'140ikinei.
• •
Mlll UNDB@ CONTRACT, 1. , . -•- ,
'''''•trI(IAIC ING --'2I . I ‘I3II7I3RENT'POINTiti •
'.'.. '''.. • ' .-;
REfit t
POLL TERSETERSE tic ABLE atacittsz%
E - * gli*.Riiipiktu t y.i,,,
..,
For Farther derthliiiiiiiiiise -. •.- -:.• ~ • •••.--
- .!12.107, rOlili*BUNE EXTR I,*:
moil dolly - Topers. ' -•-: -••--• : . -•• • -
.
TIAIN to no catetpoliassy liinibugt:
. ... THERE ra
~; .4 :PILE OP ! DIONEY -
:4 ..,.....,....z. J,- in this *otropoly 1 --.• '
,Thohnito . thosa Who .rifiet4o makethe ii . Realm," ' focal at
- - MASONIC-FIALL
WOODWELL'S
• - 4-",C111.4,111111-4,:
WHOT.El3,.tiafktai RE s .
, iii,Ban-zserlyvat ferr,E .
Attitatrilruz, - =
lit
108 401 1 ,0441/IIiOO4XV
"'IIIIPtLIPi ROE - _
r A. -1: ; • k •
0/1.44411V, - • e
• •, • • • • AdV4ll.-.01N11 . 9 .14 - (1 - 011a.
• , littqAl.4l.o4llllll.i. - f
YORK-Oft IF'BILADELPIIpt,
• AND Ar ROWER- ~ •
;..ifirgretty !Birch Inure by,Land, and vrazranlad:
, .
~ ,--.- • Vialtpitatip: r itialtailto," ,'...-_ 4. _,
Etaptated wit:batty qttatttitym liltitlyrrtApana Ktaias,
. ... • . - --pa laataitsibla .teratai: :."
nat.e.ls tusti lEttaman oot".
TURNISILED AT VEtil 9.119mL ".., --
ViiieroOkli p 'o,lll` 'anti'79 ' lira' itrl :
iA t i* - I I ' ,
''''.
"s ir
/in ril
tenbur uouts :ilitusreg coxpiart
.:: 4 v.. ,, X.EirolZ - eijr,.. oirr&.--' i •
twaingitnatit;.."l,l.- ktlllarles Rua ni, - No. 108
.:, - . v ottiasait:
7 ,14,r;L00K8031. President.... ,
.' • ' ..„ t .O riumncEr, Iles President? ,
"'i/ MARTIN, BeerstoB7 and Tres - arer.
. -
pre:lnn ea Li t zailipars :
Jame, w,wc.4l
. 1014
.. I . Jneeph Pittenner,-
Jan....ewood; ; •R -m. Riddle. i
~.....4.r . 0. V. Uarbanab. , ,Dr..7na.R.ParX.. r
PA , " Wm Shwas, Birtninatuita Dairen!: Newmeyer tat)
•
. .
Britishand Continental Exchange. -„ •
maw - ruracnitAiTit pit: )
,
ON - THE UNION!HANE;!:;:goNDON,
In Some or
E DRAFTS ire traltibte : iit;:iA ,
dI-,
, Vprlncipel 'l ,
rg r otnti of ENGLAND the CONTINENT. ,I:49)ITAND k . 4 , ,,1ATD, sr' j.
w eleadium mein, trite •_ . • . •
rt. A. "Griariiillaizeii--‘i'itte4tllo*
• ' Itinv-,
Which serVe Jut a lientittioce to, pans of qiumlt, t
BWEIZERLAND'aridWOWED; •
Persona intending fo Amid zia iorecarir.itssulgb •
tut, Letters of Creilt;ofilvhich. blinUsT esu.:beo h apaso as .
neaded, ~
saypert of Esroje:; ". l .
CoLurroun of Dills,' Notut, other sosrylei Ea Eat
roPs, will mays Prompt
• - WhLai. , 43)
tabz : . • Wooll,bortuu. Uhl steed.
wILLT2Ams .-1 & --- ALLEW
. _
ARNOLD Br. WILLIAMS
10.11113 7 / 1 711!ia 0?
Ison Fuitacer, Wrought Irr
• • • BA
ND
prrrrNa OENzni*, a 41 , 111.1 % , '
For- Warming and Ventilatio". •
mow. aA. wit! eon tract for Wir 4
gtai2
vr.ou,..
eam or. Hot Water Pipe, "Min&V
WOr
' e - or 'n'a ltraekiloar goteii,ort Isestzles *eta,aeAt.-paubsraw .:oweiguiv.Roat
- •
14. J. CUllafiel.4 . 0.
..u. 0. StaEgsV
.. H. R otDYIeD
04" _.,.
4 lit 811404 #
t' v A lit lit ' A - V - 1E E ;
—. .
03 • 1 '
?6,aa 'oNAr'l4lzi FA. •
• NG. ' 7 fir CONDWAn rupAeruitM g
4117,klita ito% ,
M. ~ t_
„efor (4n/relies, Ilousea; BPailicteNtut, lia..,
ta.rvrcu l ea, ln 1,. i
PA.:eta”' Mihail Iln .l i rSentre,, Pi
_e for 'Cillibm:ll')litcti....-:
tlf,mttrrs' 14Zontihasi Art.elol7,4eAtd.„___okii2a.,,, Mittga;44:- '..-•
a snie/Tartant4 ma ul ?!!"&u 7't7,77,-- '
~: •
ao ilkiv. win ord use er . 0
ezemited.
02,1'8;44m0,
_6 :lake._ , -,--.; •,.,.
.. ,
N. D..-Attention of Steit!rib9.4../ Buile!pla_ll
recto / - 0 Ads arUele. °Waft*, of. of ftorlygycs,4-16,, . .
. 114MS '
/debts/I,
No. 78 Beccn4 Btv /41-'O2O W"d F'll pitteDonn.
linatirmlif-mrlamt,
Timer:an : ~ • '
gtouyig Aitio. GRAIN . •
,
No, ,i9N: Liberty 1;48/.4 PlitObtallo r i, , .
/, ---'-_-47--
003eiamt a4rfts,, A* 22ll V:3:l ,, _ Jr;
PENW3lbait
~n t . - -:-
con tY . - Plphill ...„ .84
i i ii it : " Ai m
.(r ' ''
:-.174146 " ' '.1k:ICTRA":40011/11
- I abrantnnolitittildlioticitatiti P - Pea' lIIPU
W V eb Y r g , • ➢ - -. " -
0
WAX
R io
_ k a
a .' A s
DEAtik4
ANDS,',BIDatiIIOULDERS
Iduw, LARD CU,,
DRIErD 811114 - •
arculzoorApx
e at
& chitiv."44slll Ito S,
lar g w-Ao .4l;asulatl:
Xthr XB7
' - C R .-,,„..../..
HAVE jasE reFa led -fro% -;n4f "eteiktrbaCities,rsalvTio
PaPIOY-'2IIII):I3TARL-
~, ..- 0234818RE2pe
I piaci - rarlitt 04 eweilk'TAA'ff,.....l ta-theVe-
ING4 that htt/C.Oet-11.1t:AtEh_zi tf.-,,,rag,-orit /
Am es ow*, F.r_ambot,eSl44.tte,..rrb an • bon akeon-
O P
• have itaya jri'it a goal&
_a mortatork4.,___edore. QIII__ON_ !
wpm
.Ir:ing U. oe /Tiit * 4 ” cb g_ 7AL' 211F,vg
~,iair..k.,k- DAB:LTA,. IIiZIPHID , •
~.,,omatis,
cryi
nruz, ItHAD',FIN att t ril.r/WLAiab.:Ar.itAzi.
w•,,,,aral abates of BLOW N 5ini1,84y.....1...
„woad gracts:a.
c MERIr/im alegaat •Ir t t %... D ji".6, and
,Eultrul
• priaba, -many huull`cme'-' heat red at Yl i mi-- wi 4!
w " m
da -'• well as thol4tes,voir.-yra.o - awl,
ri—sA4l4 TBLVIT:niaD r- litabraelvg
.6-,-iiil-3. ogeatiantibtl .c.., - . ,,- i . :,. . ---- !
„,sit
„ a t, Dli 9 net reality 'aeele,.btrilnrlct.,Bir ,tf,oA4Ntip.
ea i.tiave procarea the se -•-.,..„. itt•Abe west 114
wee.
Te: gozeina Var tr. e1M,,71rug,12440AL1-.1110 .
t.. ..,, a “ tees rllaktee-we
and bangiuurafitaa n
jaw'biraaattlatnad' eLciltrecistilliitulibiliwttiwto'lleasec6"B"tealll!n/:"
w - 4 tharelB Uttl ,, J.? ibl • "
..,..._' 'an at.
Yeam ' le may iituel•,- ' 4 it, . much., .
oma
austam
cir"io.lo/, MOT aIN I tie miely.ofatim-1 c
Itty e t.,.• :.bibitiv a al • ,
any fotateeeerto4, 0 v .86 , 40 w-rat&•
- '
awn to tho atimakibizi at SOLOMON I ST ONER,
• •,- i 1 !! . f.. 71 :,•71 No: ec1Y601029""
SeP224bnal. '1 ' - -
• • •
_
J OHN . VOClfitAr . igellitt)S.
/Wil:nt4oTyykilta - .0.1T _
t R 0,14 - -ltAlL:i Ntt, ,;, IRON :: -vx9:i. TS.
VAULT - -=1:107 nit; --"-
r '
.147:21V1 * -B litttoas c lt r i4 o ' . ...,:4: 1 tat.6) lie.
Nfutv y,i g.. 44 #4*ei - ..i. - .40 Third o'4
( a *Ts , is =lvcro to alp,
. t iii4l,i.74
- Baujit g -f44 ,l Avi oxlci4A,yaitiil
4if :1110/iß4tartltr;'Stier.46.
FY
.In ailliabbl , far ail Purposes. Paritlexatir a 11!siition paid
' 4, .etteloaltigiks*l Lots ' Jobbing datiji 4 ittirit Otlets, li4l.
BLlNarluow po! _ •
PENNSYLVANIA. GLASS
ats`auea or
• wrisubilw_ Glass ;
Ruby'
- z W7peirprLiir 3 finsras4 - 110Ylen;
TeleMpl4o4 ' llG iightuin ! 01 AtOre.
accOD,..B ,WQOD '4IIKET pkI , ES
from Aim iltembenkto Jana% and
ri p ax4fan g l ikage;fitzeballer4f , PlKitrift . g? tapes
.
PZ3INAVIZZArAin& 1 17: 1 , : W M., , 3 1. %.1
.„.._ iwiliiimibr -31 )L14 §1
- ti,.....asear, coalumcT.: __...4. - it, •co
WARWICK. - ATEKKBULs* r ~ ~
1 41sgaVie PATitliiii;'
' iyOIIIt*WS,CIELNBRATED a _
~ , vans sIitELLE , IA ! .- pl.,_-;-,
- pa B ows 8R S 01.2.ZW14110gX.
ily epeeist agreement ..in Axe, viroktp,n - yiieuiret
.•
ler' waehars9;oltomuntar±:lslorit vaapeuy.,
them "° %t theithole force of car - roaruhry khan:Rafts
..raw?"" /,,,t,tanonivtit _fictiallll'.'i•ru f:xtrAlkyalr°
1 if earn oat a hundr ed dally -.- ,
~
...
'd ia./kr the parebase offiertita*4l:44l4litght to 4
m kt m a 4froudifeat Aaachine,itibtaitt,' -`B. Ettlay Ea; , 1
youtth sheet, oprtettllda.y.?*thzo.NlPl"l/Irs*
ocuszotutwen . 1 ,- , ,
.o._
antete wl.llnenid Ib e x r
#03;1".14 h i e .= tity;ovii.vala.4luattki-tor
k110.046f v4zraM ,,,D i t.tßrAilleattlat IL thtird enactor
2 diitkotstreea 'l7-; . 4 " 321 3 Mirer Or &Wad ascd„
ffIMMEM
'• • r"
-re4:
==EIM
ea'' , r~iia'a:
Pennsylvania Newspaper Archive

The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, October 19, 1855, Image 2

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

Pennsylvania Newspaper Archive
