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"FRIDAY. MORNING, SEPTEMBER 16; 1851
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dee ME. P. Juts& on Elaturgiy. 0111 19th Mat— when the
l'' • 'Waning 024104 Iretrtlemen nate allad to th.. Committee:
I . 4•1110./ /skald:ook, '. • . Ferdinand Volta,
, Jame. Puke. ' in,hua Rhodes.
' A. Hobson,_. Robert P. McDowell.
.. • Jig.. W. P. Ilaseock. . Wm. G. McCartney.
'••• - Robert lt.Oarninan. - Chrlatonher Clair.
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1 Pavia 14tmintmens Edirard lia; m"'"'•
.1 • Win M. Marsh. - . ' -'.
Jo,. it. deviant.,
Joseph. bawl. . Wm. Wonla
J.ebb ICMiller. . Mathew Egnarde. -
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• Eats Tboaus, Llen4 Chignei I.
,• • Janes Verner. •,. • MGaut .
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Jams. Sewell. _ To (1.0.1 •
- ' 001. Leopold Bahl. • Jno. Evina.
Whi. P. Mushier. . . Wm. Yoraril4. • •
The Committee will Dleme matt at the ofscs of R. P.
Jonas. No. 125 Pourtn West. on. Eatardal alining- &Pt.
'L.-, 171:6, st TS4 o'otoek. ? J.1(1:40 . , Chairman.
I ELYAISIONA few days ago the •
Ds,* Union teak us to task for stating that an
liumue. on tho temperance question was , fairly
taken by the tio
_great political parties of this
• . comity, the Whig ticket represent's% the prohlb
:' • ItorY liquor law principle, and•the Democratic
•
'ticket the opposite: the:one opposetito ill sale
of intoxicating drinks, the other in favor of the
present system of licensing taverns and dogger-
LEA. - • In!reply to the Union's stricture!, we gave
the reason on which this issue was taken, and
• •'- 'pledged' tho Whig Legislative ticket as in favor
of a prohibitory law, and called upon, the Union
to intone the pubis Of the position, occupied by
• the Democratic, ticket on this important question
The, answer of the Union to this plain,fair
and emphatic proposition, is a profoind allembe.
• " . It cannot say that Dr, bl'Clintock and hie eel
.; 'leagues; on the Assembly ticket, with the excep
. tdon of Mr. Kirkpatriok, are in favor of, Ms
prohibitorY principle, and we infer from Its el
- Aimee that it dare not toll tho plain truth, that
they ore opposedlo it, and in favor or the eon
'. Maumee of the present wieked,oxid urijast sys
-tern,WMch is destroying the peace, happiness,
and prosperity of that:winds of our altirene.
The Looofoao polltielson of this county aro
playing a deep game this fall,and it le time that
our Whig friends were awake to it, and prepared
to thwart it. In name manner they have per:
;elided themselves of their ability 0. elect:their
ticket this .canspalgtt. Oa what grounds their
hopes are founded, and whether delusive or not,
' it Is oortale•they are entertained; and hare add
, ed great zeal to their efforts.
We suppose that some of the reasons which
originated their topes and fired their zee, may
be found, first, in the apathy which preraila to
so great a degrse in the Whig ranks. They know
, that the • Whig: party at a national organization
- - L in a diampenizel stato, without accredited lea.
dere and without any...harmony and hoilotenity
of prinoiplest and they calentite largely on great
&bottoms fro& this cause, to our State and local
ticket.. &mad, the general opposition made by
the Whig mai, and loading Whig men, to the
arrogant demand of the Cathallo Bishops for a --
dlrinion of , the School }rind, hoe alienated the
wholo Catholio population from the Whig party.
..Te can_ expect no aid from that quarter hereof
ter. To add to the certainty of the esthetic vote
- going for the.Demooratlo ticket, a Catholic gen
' Somali has bren nominated aa a candidate for
onl'or the highest offices on it. The Catholic
vote . is heavy, and this has greatly encouraged
,the Locofooo loaders A. airdrome& for enema
i -
agemont they bees , is the exclusive Support of
all the liqrior sellers opposed to the Maine law.
There may be some - few men engaged la the 11-
. quer traffic who are in favor of prohibition, and
who aripport the Whig ticket; but the great
molorliy of the keepers of beer saloons, dagger
.
lea of all kinds, and all whom they can iallnenoe,
.; Will go for the Anti-Teraperanoe Democratic, tlo-
Ittisuet be confessed there is room for nm
e.
arrant, and we are not surprised that they are
„already elicteldng over an. 'easy viotory. They
may. be mistaken, however. They may hare
nude too large ealealations en the strength of
(litho Iles and liquor sellers, and have estimated
`..the apathyie the Whigs tut greater than it Is
But we, Said above that they were playing a
deep game. It is tilts. While they soy little or
.sothing in the papers, and every thing appear .
to be entirely quiet; they - are se busy as bees
cannoning the county, arousing their own men,
sad Imparting to them their cheering hopes and
giving them work to do, and at , the same time
making personal applloatime to• such Whigs as
they think can bo inttuenoe4, frinn . one riot:wider;
f. talon sad another, to vote their tioket. . .
Their chief eireets are spent on the leading of
-- Iletuisooh as Senator, Judge, rte. If they can
asenre - these, they look for the others to follow.
'lke friends of Dr. Pa l 'Clintoek, the, Democratic
Candidate for Senate, ere extremely busy. • The`
Deekre is a .very plausible, pleasant mari, and
• - aleatlintere hard himself. Varlets charges are
brought against Dr. CASOTILBES, the Whig
didati, One that Is urged among the mechanics
.. pad eierativee In our dolling , mills esti Factories,
•la that Dr. Carothers procu red a moditleatieri of
thVten hour law,and le oonsequentli unfriendly to.
' thy . interetts lorktagmen. The roots of the
.oasa are these.: The Ten .Hour. Law enacted
lame years ago, operated ao much to the injury
of eperatirexin Cotton Factories, that a, petition
.
' Was originated and elgeted exellmieely by them
- *atm, preying the Legislature for a - Malicia-I
gest. Title 'petition was rent to. Harrisburg by
Thomas Moffitt, an active and lothieuttat Demo
eat, who hod been one of the eldef speakere and
o truppetters of the operatives during the ten hone
riots. Petition' corning.from ouch a source, and
-by such a messenger, the DanMeratio Ligtelstore
a4ooded to
,the petition of the °penalises. Dr.
Carothers was in the Senate nt the time, and of
churls agreed to the request of a portion at his
,constituente In a matter which concerned their
awn , latertelnami happiness, and interfered with
. no t io dy cya. This simple oircumstanee ie tsei zed
• bold, of now to prejudice Dr. Carothers in the
' net of workfugmeo, l y diatorting it to his loin
try. • Aiming liquor*sellere,' Dr. Cirothere well
known opposition to Mir - liquor tritSo is urged by
fir. M'Cliatook's friends against hiinl and Horne .
young Whitmore approached and invited to op
pcess Dr. Carothers beanie is'a quiet, - staid,
.: - .gobir o ret;gleos who cannot be Induced
••• say ooselderstion to emery* (rem the path of
Mita. and konor. There are few young men
: - . among Whig r, /1°0(1111th, who could
petientlymiffer themselrea to be appreiched in
k view of the 060,0 .fsots; we ask in all OD.
blirmei* 14 is not. high time thatthe Mtge were
&lag eomethipefor :fair tioket ? SO (or BO we
blow therein ,n o f ) / 1 08. el:iota:sly nothing, doing..
Winne:Rion wkotherxha Executive Committee km
bid one Meeting, or taken Miy,isition what
sus op !tie poople. tkeivirkik to here'
ib. liiii4fiesslble mortiliontlon of seeing tkie old
IndiArtmiy delivered . over 14 the teudor . MON
a of r m it m i. a., lf not, it is time to sot.
,:liSeptirenes min, JIM*. This is ttie: orliife
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in the glOileuseattee In which you are !shoring.
'An especial effoA'ls tasking to defeat thereat
champion be the Senate, of the Maine Lisit,-Ds.
Jaime Sasortutrui. Will you permit ibis ? I Will
yoil permit an teem"' of , prohibition to be sent
from this county, in the person of. Dr.
MtClin
'took? Are you ready to see your petitions fir
redress quietly laid on the table, and be coolly
told, that the people aro opposed to the Maine
L a w, twesnee they suffered tlle prohibition ticket
to be detested fl mete are aerious questions
and 'we put them' in all earnestness: The an
swer midaire to , efficient and active exertion
from this hour to the day of the election.
Men Anoinone Mtranita.--0a Thursday
night Wt. • most cold blooded and itrocions
murder was committed near Perryopbfis; on'Jw
otb's Creek. The oircometancee are the follow
which we received from on highly esteem
ed friend, Dr..D Porter of goestraver Tp. '
Mr. William 'Beaune sad his wife, the vio
time, lived in Sather a retired situation, alone
and in good circumstances. On Thursday two.
fellows, one named Ward, and:the other Gibson,
(one of them had worked in the neighborhood se
a blacksmith, and , had done work for Me. Sea
crese,) camel to his 'house to collect the
bilL—
Mr.B.payed,it, and they- remained in conver
sation awhile., until Mrs 8. had prepared sup
per, and they were invited to partake. Which
they did, and then left.. It is supposed that Mr.
8 , either whin makiog payment, or during con
versation, inantiouely revealed the fact, that he
had in his bureau same. $2OO in gold, besides a
quatitity of paper money.
Sometime about midnight Mr. S. heard a rap
at the door, and got, up to inquire what was
wanted. He wee answered by what ho thought
was the voice of an Irishman, that the person
wanted in. Mr. B. told him that he could not
receive any one at that hone of the night. He
initiated that he wanted a "dhriok o' wather."—
He was told that the spring was handy, and that
there was a cop at it. .He etillinsistad on be;
log admitted, when Mr. 8. after takieg a club,
which wan In the house, in one hand, antes
toned the door with the other... As it opened
something heavy was thrown against it which
forced hi& back, when ho saw two persons rush
in. He struck at them bat mined, and then re
ceived a shot in the forehead, which brought
him down. They afterwards struck hini.soreral
blows about the head and ehoulders with a mat
tock.
Supposing Mr. 8. to bo dead, they then, in a
NW blows, killed Mrs. B. with the maltoolc.—
Mr. 8 , conscious, deemed it best not. to
move lest ho receive additional blows from the
deadly weapon, (then& of opinion that he oould
not eurrive,) heard one say, "do you think he is
dead!' Pee, ho is dead."
They then with the mattock, split opens the
bureau, and took from it, the money they found
in it, some three hundred dollars or nearly; sot
tire to the hone. by igniting the combnotibles in
And about the bureau, and thou left. Seeing the
louse in flames, end the lifeless body of his
wife on the floor about to be consumed, Mr. b.
attempted to move, and found he had some
strength left. His firstattempt was to endeavor.
to drag the body of his wife from the house, but
he found he was too weak to actiomplish it, and
then managed to get himself away from the
burning house, and to the nearest neighbor, half
a mile distant, when the alarm was given; bat
too late to save anything.
After. the house was consumed, the ashes of
Are. 8. only in sufficient quaatity to bffiecog
nixed as the remains of a human body - -were
found along with the mattock, beneath the spot
where ebe had been killed. Dr. Porter was sent
for to dress the wounds of Mr. S., and found
that the pistil had not penetrated the 'knit, it
having streak obliquely. His oollsz-bone was
broken, and the skull on the back part of - the
head was fractured by • eid blow from the
mattock, and his right ear nearly out off by a
smoke with the edge. The Doctor thinks he
may poesibly.recover, bat It is somewhat uncer
in.
BILIIpIeROD at once fell on the above mentioned
fail-owe, who were io bad repute in that neigh,
borhood, and they were both arrested at the
house of Ward's mother, examined before a
magistrate?brotight to- this. placti on Saturday
last, and conveyed hand-cuffed, to the Pitts
burgh jail that evening.
We sincerely hope that justice G m this cue,
will be meted out to its fullest extent, against
the perpetrators of snob an sweetens and cold
blooded murder as this, be they who they may;
:and -that we may clover again be called upon to
record ono of similar nature.—Grew uturg Dim
liddikgencer, , '
his, StrnvavoaLClstrearaa tinsonsy.—The de
fence set up by.the friends of this gentleman is
so exceedingly clumsy that it will avail bet lit
tle before the bar of an enlightened public opin
ion. The Philadelphia Pennsylvanian, one of
,the boldest of hie defenders , says, ..that his see
kiett, for the leek of some other &causation,
sagely assert:that ho is not so warmly attached
to the cause of total abstinence as they could
wish him to bet" This is evasive. It does not
meet the points at leans. Is he honest? Is he not
addicted to the habitual and intemperate use of
strong drink/ Does he comport himself as one
of the high officers of a great State like Penn
sylvania should do! Or does he, by the laded
genoe of peroleious habits, unfit himself for the
duties pertaining to his office, and bring disgrace
upon the State, and upon Close who have honor
ed him with. Abet pclition. These are palate
which directly concern the people; and it becomes'
them to ponder, before they conolhde to east
their ballots for ono who, unless his neighbors'
belle him, is unworthy longer to occupy a post!
Tor which ho has rendered himself wholly incom
petent. The charge against Mr. Brawley of ex-,
cessive Inebriety Is not made exclusively by,the
Whigs, if it was, Democrats would affect dis
belief, beet it c3mes from a source which entitlei
it to the oredenoe of men. of all parties. The
Ha eisberg Crystal Fountain, a paper having no
-affiattlee with any of tho political parties, but
devoted exclusively to the cane of Temperance,
speaks thus pointedly—” When we esy that Mr.
Brawley is eccesaively intemperate, and that his
habits of life ard such as to render him a 'stench ,
in the nostrils of the comanakity.' we hurt what
the petpleaf IbuTisburg keen to be true." -L-Bearer
Arpin.
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Ina illtILO ai Wlihmumizat.-What shall ire
say of Bill, tke hero of Wilkeebarrtt Barrow:d
eal/ heavy wdds, seised by stratagem and sud
denly—we friend,nohopo of one=a-lifo of elav•
ery upon his heart, a nation'slaws and prejudi
ces sadist him, be feels the spirit of ten thous=
and Fourths of July, sending Its wild tides thro'
his beariL-and arises upon his pursuers, grand.
Or and nobler than they—a lion among a yelping
peck of jackal! He frees htmaelt; bruised,
faint with struggling, his l feiblaod tinging the
waters of - the- finequehanme, his true emotion is
what Democrats feign when they would be great
Liberty or Death is to him a - present alternative
- and he °houses to dip.. There is no blenching,
no compromise in his spirit. IHe may be shot;
be will not be taken.,
Perhaps "the blood of all the Rewards," or
the F. F.,Tra flows
. in mire ieina. They call
him a slave. Bat he was none. Slavery is writ
ten on the soul; the martyr's charter is traced on
the spirit; and Bill's was unsullied as it owns
from the hinds of God. He feared neither the
orask. of the whip nor the report of the pletel—
He looked level Into the eyes of those who claim
ed him and they quailed. Het proved that one
unarmed mans:more than a match far tire mar
canary red:clans —Phil Rey.
How.
'Jams Csacynxis--Itufforded us great
pleasuns to obseive that the llonoriblef Janie
CAZOILLUM. who has most faitlifailiand accept
i
ably represented the county of Allegheny la the
Senate of Pennsylvania, for eh last throe years,
.has been unsolmously notniost d for re election.
Dr. Carithere is a man whom; but to know to
to respect, and bat fewtentlemen have occupied
. o
more honorable and Influential position in the
' cOutrolle of the Elate lhan be has done daring
bleformer Lerm of Mai As a legislator, ho has
ever beCII - prudent air] uprig tit, with a stogie pur-
positif advancing the welfare of the State. llis '
-suggestioushave always received-eh° respectful'
consideration el his fellow meMbere, atid,no gen
tleman, we venture to say, hai exercised a more
extensive intiaertee than he in promoting the pub
lio_good • Were the Legislature composed of such
miri as Dr. Carothers, we ehould hear no com
plaints of haproperlegislation, and should rest
satisfied that thopubile Interests had been con
fided to competent and antarniebed hands. Hie
nomination, conferred In the ustnner it has been
by-the Whigs of 'Allegheny, was a merited tri
bute to his sterling worth, and a just acknowl
edgmeoc of Me valuable services. We hope to I
see him re elected by a majority of many thou
sands —Ruth, Whig. . ,
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The friends of Temperance and a Prohibitot r y
;Fayette er,unty, held • convention on the
3d init.; end they having received no mikado.
tory.anowere la - their quotient; from th e canal.
dates on the ticket for. Assembly, proceeded to
nominate a new ticket. George W. liertrag and
Farrington Oglotee, both pemocrate, highly res
tricted and intelligent men, were then Dominated
on the part of Fayette County. The friends of
thbs came in Fayette, are anxious 'that 117tet
moreland county ehould aeleot two more candi.
dates, irrespeelve of party polities, who will
pledge themselves to carry out their wishes, and
run them in connection with thtirs, making a full
It, appears by the prows . edioge of the commit•
tee which met at New Alexandria, that alley
thought It too near th 3 election to get out osadt
datos in this county. Bp reference, however, to
tha proceedings ors ocnvention held in Rower
or, ioroehlp, It will be eoeu that the 'friends of
that oanie.thom have nominated Somas! Hill of
Wathingtozi.townehin, and Jaeob Maher of West
Newton as candldatcein this' cottuly to roPre
sent'their views: These are excellent men; hfr.
Hill is knowa to all. partleett the. county, hav
ing been a inembar.'of both branches of oufiltate
!tit i f , siP..o:'7"-K.44-,
A Brrfor (least:tau—A . hint was thrown out
a few days eines by a correspondent of .the New
York Times, wrbingferim Newport; diatom affair
likely to employ the gentlemen of the legal pro
fession had transpired at that fashionable water
In/place, which involved, persons of high etand
log in the world of upper tendom. The rumor
has now rooelved shape kid appears to be as
follows. A "gentleman" of New York, who has
.figured somewhat conspiononely in fashionable
circles and who is well known as a leading man
upon Wall street, had been staying at the Touro
Home, its Newport, for some days, when the
lunette of the Hotel were suddenly &larded by
cries proCeedleg from the apartment, occupied
by himself and' wife. Upon reaching the spot,
the gentlemen was discovered Indulging in the
manly sport of beating his weaker_ partner, and
the shrieks proceeded from the recipient of the
,punishment. The "provocation" does not ap
pear, and the accounts state that the lady is
beautiful: Dad amlable—but ail this is a matter
of course. - She ie (mid to be a daughter of Dud
ley Belden, Esq ,of New York. When the dis
graceful conduct of the "lord of creation' was
expesed, Mr. Isaac Hone, a high minded and
honorable gentleman mime forward to the relief
of the abused wife, and having obtained a writ
of habeas thorpue, proceeded with the Sheriff to
carry out tho same. The lady was removed with
ber servant and three children to the Bellevue.
The'. omen was taken before the judgea at the
Court House, and will be resumed some time
during the ensuing week In the mess:dime,
the Judge has appointed a guardian for the lady
in the person of BM Mr. lhamorat,ef Newport
—a gentleman in.every respect fitted to do credit
to the trust imposed upon him. The moue' for
the defendant are Henry T Cranston & Son;
Messrs. Sheffield, Perry, and Turner being re
tattled for the plaintiff. The ease has of course
occaileeed: much excitement, at Newport, and
the eabject will form the staple article of gossip
until something now turns up.
The trial of Robert Swan for the
,muniqr of
Wm. 0 Sprigg, ie progressing slowly at Hager's
town. The selection of the jury was completed
on Friday, and on Saturday morning when the
counsel for the State announced its readiness to
proceed, one of the jurors An too unwell to ap
pear in court, and another woe prevented on ac
count of kis wife haring been attacked by a se
•ern stroke of paralysis. A motion was made
by Mr Harbin., for• the State, to strike from the
j try list the name of Peter Eichelberger, on the
ground that, before he wee sworn in, he had ex
pressed en opiniin to the effect that the 'caused
was justified in ehooting,the deceased, even if it
was tire years after he had spit in his faoe.
The counsel for the prisoner resisted the motion,
and a long and animated dieonssion ensued,
which continued until 1.1 o'clock, when.the wart
. took a recess till 4 o'clock. On re-assembling,
tho court decided that it would be competent to
take" testimony as to what the, juror had said,
when the witnesses ware examined, end substan
tiated all that the State had asserted; whereupon
the' court decided that Mr. Eiettelberger was in
competent to sit in the ease, and he was dis
charged. The counsel for the defence filed 'ex
ceptions to this decision, and said they would
carry it to a higher tribunal. The court order
ed the Sheriff to summon forty talesman, and
then adjourn until Monday morning.—Sale. Pat.
R.IIILAIWILIII Pecan TROY Ditern.—We have
received a singular narration of a narrow esoape
of life at tho Palls of Niagara. Mr. E. V. Wilson
of this city, of lightning-rod notoriety, went to
the Palls with a party, and among the number
was Mrs. N. 1.. Piper (of the firm of H. Piper &
Brother.) The lady at the time was Laboring
slightly under a species of insanity. It was
thought by her husband that travelling and
change of air and scenery would do her goodi
bat unfortunately such was not the ooze. Im
mediately upon her arrival, she was very' demi
roue to see the Palls; and while standing on the
Canada side, at abdut twenty feet, from the fall
tag sheet of water, she slipped her arm from Mr.
Wilson and made a rush toward the precipice.—
He rushed after her, and jnat as she was going
over; he caught hold of her dress, and by it
held her dangling in the air. The dress gave
way, and she fell upon a ledge of rook, at a illf
Lance of twenty feet. As she thus bay, Wilson,
our narrative says, "with,great presenee at mind
looked for a soft place." sod discovering ihat a
quantity of loose earth was lying on the rocks,
he immediately jumped down on it. Ile was
just in time costive her from going over the main
'precipice. pi. the aid of a pair of long lines be
longing to a team close by, they were both drawn
up together. Both suffered from some °onto.
Sinn% bat neither was seriously hart —Taranto
UNDIRRIOUND RAILROAD -02 TOIDDIAy morn
ing of lest week, we were called on by an agent
of the Underground Railroad, who informed us
that there was a subject onhand from Virginia,
who wanted a through passage to Canada. De•
airing same further Informat.on, we had as
In
terview and conversation with him. He woe
/some 88 years of age; had left his master ten
dare preview, had traveled about 2.50 miles,
moat of the distance in the night, and hal not
slept in a , house from the time he left until be
reached Mercer. lfe was much worn down with
fatigue; but ouch was his:anxiety-to get to the
oft of hia journey, that he could not be por
e stied to remain a day to recruit Unwell He
received the 'said and comfort" required in ouch
cases—the Fegitiso Bill and safety of, the Union
to the contrary—and we tenet ere this Is safely
landed in Queen Vionlria'a dominion. His
master figured pretty largely, some years nitre,
in prosecuting a phihmthropie cilia an of Indiana
county, in the District Court at Pituburgh; and
from the ill gotten gain awarded to him then,
.through the pre-slavery Influence ofJudge Grier,
he will 'have to deduct $BOO or $l,OOO. ea ac
count of the escape of another of his ehattele.—
Mercer Freeman.
DZCILILA.t co POPULATION Or IBM 5A301,1013
I:Lasing =By the census of the Islands, which
woe taken in 1850, tinder the direction of the
Minister of Cubits Inetrnetion, simultaneously
through the Islands, and by the beat agents that
oluld be employed. it appeared that, the total
population was 84,165. The deaths during tho
previous year Lad been 4,320, and 'the births,
1,422—an excess of deaths neer births, of 2,-
888, or three deaths to one-birth. Tie Polyne
sian ear: Since the groat mortality eimonithe
natives, occasioned by' tamales and ' whooping
cough, in 1841-8, is has been observed that the
rationf deaths to births has been gradually di
n:addling; end we learn that some of the pole
eiounriee, at their late annual meeting, reported
ac excees of births over deaths, in some of their
parishes.. But this - favorable indication seems
destined to be pf temporary duration. A disease
(email pox) mare virulent, though we hope lees
fatal, has been introduced here from California,
whifoh is rapidly spreading through the group,
and we fear that thousands will fall Tit:glens to it.
The Mesoles and whooping coughdook off, it was
belietreJ, 10,000; it can hardly be expected that
the small pox will take off lees than half the
number, notwithstanding the etrounoue efforts
that are making to counteract its Influence by
vaccination' and other means. Another seams Is
to bo token in December next..
A Chums C/SCULIST/XOl II related, connect
ed with the falling els wonderful California tree.
It was accomplished- , by first boring holes
though the body with large augers, worked by
maohinery,' and afterward sawing from one to
the other. Of coarse, as rho sawing drew to a
close, thit workmea were on the alert to notice
the tires sign of toppling, but none come; the
tree was so straight and evenly balanced on all
sides, that it retained its upright position steer
it had been sawed through. Wedges were then
forted in, and a breeze happening to oiiriog up,
over wept the monster with le crush which was
beard for miles atoned.
novel CNN WPM dispos
ed of by the Reeorder at San Franelsoo on the
16th ult. A Calcine girl Complained that she
had been bought In China by:one of her country
men forninety dollars, and brought to this coun
try, 'niters alto cocooned the doable poet of ear-
Taut end mistress., She also alleged that site bad
been maltreated by her lord and moster,and had
attempted to learo,but ho would not lot her. The
Chinaman etated that be bad paid her pantage to
this country, and a great malty other expenses,
amounting to $l,OOO, and that shelled given her
'nets and',promised to, work it 'out, bat that re.
°Rutty oho had been very undutiful, and had fee
queenly tried to - esoape. After a patient hearing,
the man wee diechirged, and tbo women order
ed to be released from servitude.
Tux Now fbutmear.—At a meetiog l of the
friends of this contemplated Inetitation, held on
Thursday evening last, a t/harter was presented,
and after ctieonsaion, adopted. It regulates the
eleotion of Trustees upon the Joint.stock prinel
pte.z.giviog one VDU, to eaelt person who has sub
teribedr,-lor shalt subscribe Ten Dollars; those
who . higue subscribed Fifty Dollars, entitled to
five votes. The Trgetets are to bo elected snow
ally,. in October (leach year; and upon them de
.rolrei the duty of selecting a Principal The
following persons wets chosen for the first year:
Rey's. Monroe, Taylor and Murray, It. P. Bob..
erts, licej Adams, H. W. Allieon, D. Minis, H.
Blow, Hugh Andersou.—Heaver Argus. I
Cameos liaitmar. DZYLLOPMOI7II.—A cones
pendent writing an from the Eleuthera part of the
Sege, says he has In his possession a very ex
traordinary moues, recently caught by hia over
seer.' In generak appearance the iltde animal
does not differ from othere of its orioles; what
renders it extraordinary is its musical gifts. "To
hear the little creature warbling the exquisite .
Dotes of the canary llird,iteiraitattca of the quell
or pastridge, the peculiar yelp of the wild tar.
key, with an occasional imitation of theme:drill
bird," sage our correspondent, "is truly wonder
fol. ' Its ntdes are very sweet, but not very loud,
though 'sufficiently so to be ' heard distinctly , In
any ordinary site room."
The gentleman who 'mites ILI the above &eta
Vsa OXtailaile photer in Glynn colter", &Wee
eeittatitting el? Imposition apes titelettUe.!
.Ressovar..—We understand that Bulls have
been loomed by the Pope of Rome transferring
Rt. Rev: Bishop O'Connor,
been
thaeity, to Me,
Pa., which bas recently been erected into a dis
tinct Diocese. It is said that Rt. Rev. Dr. Yocum,
of Lancaster, Ohio, will be transferred to Pithi
birgh. This announcement will be received by
the entire Catholic community in Western Penn
Sylvania, with more deep regret and painfol een
mittens to friendly associations, than any other
unexpected dispensation cf interruption between
friends and neighbors, and the worshippers at
the same altar of pure and holy Christianity.
For years poet, the RL Rev. Doctor O'Connor
has been the soul of progiess and prosperity, in
the Catholic Church in this vicinity. Ho has
faithfully and efhoiently served his probation se
a Meet; and after years of;toil and labor as a
Bishop of this diocese, helices to enjoy, not the
fruits of his industry, but still be has the pleas
ure to look up to the Catholic Church in this Bec
ton in prosperity, not surpassed by any diocese
iu charge of the hierarchy within this Union.
In every locality of this comity. the seal of
Bishop O'Connor has been nuccessfully directed,
in the erection of temples to the living God.—
Holmes of Charity, asylums for orphanage have
sprung up among ue, to revere his name and
bless his memory through future periods. In
our city, the Csthodralis on the point of comple
tion, a work of unsurpassed enterprise, in view
of the membership of-the Catholic Church In this
Meerut
We know not how to part with Bishop O'Con
nor. His profound learning, his eminently suo
easeful labors among no as a Christian teacher,
his care of the poor and needy, and his entire
devotion to the cause of education, sanctified by
the holy inflaenoes of religious devotion, give
him claims to our warmest friendships and sin.
care Tweets, that no language within our Gout
mind can adequately express our own eentiments
la relation to hie removal.—Chronies.
WI LIARS, from reliable authority, that the
Boards of -Directors of the Cincinnati and Mari
etta and the Cincinnati and Hillsborough Rail
road; have concluded an agreement to amalga
mate the two lines; running two tracks as far as
Charleston in Jackson county; and from thence
east through Marietta but one line is to he run.
It will be ere. that, by this arrangement, the
connection of the Baltimore and Ohlo Railroad,'
via Parkeraburgh, with the Cincinnati and Hills
borough Road, is entirely out off; and should a
Western outlet for that branch still be Bought, it
must be by a conneotion with the Marietta Read,
under the charter granted last winter to the In
dependent Company, and intersecting the North
Western Virginia and Baltimore extension at a
point 86 miles East of Parkereburgh. —Wheelie"
Intel.,
FATAL ACMDINT.—We learn that Mr. Alex.
Ingram, a farmer of Allegheny county, while
returning from the Freedom Mill, on the sth
that , with an ox team and wagon, when near
the residence of Samuel Hendriekson, In EcOn
omy township, encountered a cow in the road;
the oxen became unmanageable, and In attempt
ing to jump from the wagon, his feet caught. In
the lines, throwing him on the ground beadfore
moat with such violent)e aa to canoe his death
almost Immediately. He leaven a wife' and fire
children.—Deaver Argus.
CLUITON AEI Lisa 11411110 AD.—The work on
this road Is rapidly progressing. already the
western section between Hudson and the State
line has been located, and a large portion let to
contractors, who have commenced work in sev
eral plasma with an energy which promisee its
epeedy completion. The inhabitanta along the
line manifest a spirit hardly equalled in any emo
tion of the State. Anticipating the advantages
arising fro"m this improvement, the citizens came
forward and gave the right of. ray, nearly or
quite the whole distance.
This road, when completed, will open up a
country as rich in agricultural resources as any
In the West, and make a valuable addition to our
already large amount of internal improvements.
Much credit is due to the citizens of Portman,
Gimp county, for (bobcat* measures taken by
them in securing the gift of the right of way to
the Company. This is done by the citizen of
each township signing a bond to be taxed after
diog to their property, for the payment of the
landholders.—Glee. nu Den.
PART 07 A MAIM, LAW.—The Supreme Court
at Pittsburgh have decided that the sellieg of
liquor on Sunday by lintel keepers, whether to
boarders or travellers, is contrary to the set of
1794, sir 4 is pneireable. This gives no a Milne
Law for one day to the week; and there was no
liquor sold last Suadarin oar town. The Wheys
had to go over the river to wet their whistles.
When the legistatturo of Rhode Island ,passed
the Maine to*, a waggish member of that body
says the liquor law Is a compromise to which
both bides are agreed. "The temperance men
kayo got the Maine Law, which is what they
want, and every body else has plenty of ram,
which it all they want.'l—Harrisbury'rekreVt
O'CONNOR, BROTHER it CO.,
BANKERS AND INSURANCE DEALERS,
ti 0.16 WOOD MUMS.
One 'door from Ptrat arnne4 Pittdbirgh.
Ds,. Buy and sell Far and Current Fund,
Eight. aa4 Time' Esdando Coin , noel., torten. and
Walk. M. Dills, and Prominoty Doles; alloy 6 pet
cent, on Tina Deponte. of Dar and Current Money; and.
lunar. fire and Mariner Polletes De the AD. &nuns.
Cbtaranv (nab Capital $170,000) and /ionvi Dunn.. Cb
(niAnISIO,C.IO.OO6).
CAUT/011 TO TILE PUBL/C.
tholrilfr. lem o nßons would inform the pub
lic. that Inamanth frequeat tie:madams, &Ger leavieg
Gum whet. he had acid his celebrated SSIICTACLKS and
GLASSES, unsattortaed personae keeplug Jewelry' 'tem..
have advertised and told apes teal., purport en to be
those of Air. S. This le to my. that Mr. Polo= MIL alter he
shell Litre left Patibtirgb. aili Jeers no eaten: behind
him. tot the burnout of sallies; his goals, nor leave ale
pair or Speetacle• unsold-2J there are yereono Who would
not meople to talampretent the truth after Mr. IL ha
etstidan
Mr. ~ 0001.1 advise those persona requiting la/assea to
apyly• in Philadelphia., and they oil rave their sight
well ialtml by Motet optistacts end rerpectable men.
M. tiocomoxit:—From infutojf I have
been ambled with weak eyes and elorteightednem. and
In all my travels I hare mum been able Li gat t patr of
GLASSES Met would help ma I have hod ...wend pare
that amid muible toe to see sacra diethactly. bat could
never keep them oa more than one.half hour from the
fact that they camel moth great pain.
I t4pveued to ae your advertlannent. by attach I saw
you had just Imycoled *tune, and a• It hoe been my con
.tard aha to get a pair [bat would belloat Irmo! thought
I would try your..
Yon mast act think me sanction when I my they more
than answer MT e2rattitlcne. I have act been ablate
road by cmlbelloht far more than half an boar at any
time before I got them Ulsseet. Slam I act thee., I read
One ISuoday all day. and until ten o'clock. sit/welt eat,
Ilmolok lb. lent Pala. abich Is a thing I Lire not don.
before for ream.
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I say this touch cm I think It dasamMt Your aatarmiao.
and booing °Ulm may ba buratto:l by it.
Too am at Ilboyty to make am of my loam any Woo
for reference. I am. alt. trot,' 700014
11E.4ItY LULL, Wharfltastar. Plttobtmah.
P. A. I forgot to otantloo that my wife it greatly bane.
6 40 by Oa ralr oha ant, sag awn.ity:ol...l. IWe
itia2r-IIORKE k BARNES' SAKES--liero
/. the kind or testimony as to the value of our SATES.
upon which we can monde ut ly rest the reputation of out
work. We have aimed/ published UMW IfOrtiilCENls
Mooing that ,Sares made tor our regular and onOnarr
Wee. and raid abroad, have been 'irubjected to the
SZVERZST TYSTS IN ACTUAL .00NYLACIIIATIONP:
and preserved their contente totally free from damage.
The following in another proof of the rune Ineontealable
chaiketer:—
$lO,OOO 'WORTH OF 80088 AND PAPUA
BAYED WITH A $4O SAFI: I
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euncor, Lux tlourry. 1141
November 1,102. J .
Dizoste. Boars 4 Dinar:a—Deer Eire: Your two latter*
Were duly receive]. / WWI 4/00e11/ at fle /Mi. I Vrould
PE14. " 17 1 . e . te 1 1
morning of e
we 1011, a June loot—my store bowling
being burned toashee. It was built or wood and brielt—
t/torP tt7g.t e jl tilt& ell ggal. wee In It at
er. 4' l ll
barge amount et cll. It waa a verf hot are.;
. Alf notes sod book:amount, that were la the Nor..
amounted to about Tea Thousend Dollers.,whleh wee
mewl. There was 4014 sir:espy," initusd; mad further.
I would Welae any pawn w 1 la doing buslabes, to lam
no lltue,but bola ßute to keep their PeTwee.4.o.-..-eml
stet one coat Is good. II aati eafely recommend /OW Mahe
101,1{t01". Tour., truly,
.101 IN MARRA:.
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stio- Fall Style for Gentlemen's Hate.".•
J. 1411.110 N d dOli, 91 Wocd street. lotto. •
duce thif day. to tbo eltlastur or littaburgb, and•
strange:a flatting the eft,. their beautiful style ..f
MATH. ParUculaz attentitu la Invited to our VI, $3 Al)
sad it Rats. atabllttal /had
War
man M
ere ro. Solomons, who gives hai si
soldght to
y who not what it Tt Wore, a moot
astatudra lot of rp•otaeleri la this nit) during hla brief
stay. It la hard to believe that so loan) persons aro
tad with Imperfect vlstor,r,
The Pollowiog Le taken froth UM Bole Book or Mr. bolt.
lone whlht in , Ittiburgb, during • •bort Period
1034) pairs Blue CO per pair.
Son pairs Common 200 per pair. ; 1
153 palm Shear.— ...... 4 40 Oar pair.
100 Delhi ()old. .. . 00 par pall.
Derides sundry lianor. • -••&I2,r
' BeirTo.the Eaumon—dir:
From a premature failure or wee knew; al the eyes I hare
been rompelied to try tome ha!kloseu metre or Mlawav—
Porehated at the boot jewelerle In this city—from that use
of which my eyes grew worts and eight bonier inateeden7
Impaired. I reeently purchased s. palr of 1/01111 JUN PLY
UPJ.6I/ILATKU (MAUL% trona the use of Which I .Itave
mph maniere and pleasure. My alight has iniprOresi and
my open relieved final paler. I could not - be Induend to I
part with them. Yours. trul.e. - -
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ItOUT. OALLOWAY. tholthield. street.
Mu Boaostosa —Attar a trial of a pir of your
rriOrlOLari, tar several weskit. IL And themamperior to
withal I have ever welt' / eau era with aria may I 'loath
of time without hangdog . toyteyea, and I can reed `hype
light with ea-Se and oar/fort I abeerfallY moomroand
them to those that acs adllthed.sa 1 have item bow. with
weal and Wearers% eyes. Your, lm
Ain Z. 11. IthOittlOYMN e Yana Mama
rittehtivlib.;llll' /EU.
. • ,
• . I nava usav Ma. SOLOMCINIT -. GLASSE 9 for
1 bran uartod and And them to b• sands nuerfos St. MY
- other, I have wad. and talcs Washy. In satroninta Adthe
them to the. having theaston to use Glasses.
„iiuba,ah.
jai,
25, !ir/1ALL1.t...111,12,11.11.011.!=
sir ix: Solomon i=;Dear
one of the 11.ret -who putehaa o4.Bl. 4o2dOldtrat yais
we lamer and ballas had mete that ter try them,
mart Id! is loatke to you that those ot - toad that •am
Dow lying are hlte Verdant. bettae that. :at I"der had.
goppothatewousta hrllP4SAltitlltr..
Pitialletah. AWN*
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tog . New. Certileates.—Mg. SocomoNm
I ailed at yew:cake ou the al duly. and dated the na•
tare of MI area; whirl/ was very tad at that time: 7.
Tatted rae - with Vivo:ache, that did my errs a great deal cf
grolyher were very Lamb hammed at the time, beg
that lagaramation bast:owlet. I warmer bear the light
of ( the lam or a Lamy.. well ea year. lehall whoa yea
art 4 get saother.pvir. la cue I ebould hare any mato.
'race with the: rag I would not be without them ender
eel counderation. Yours, Iteepectfally,
ELIGEB, corner High and Webeter Amt.
Pr:mamma. July 11. 1643.
MIL gOLOMONE:—IIeing *unrolled to wear linerimim.
halt never been stde to get • roar but what made My
ef to aehe.—l have trial a great number of slums, but
alwaTa failed, until I obtained spate from you. I can me
by day or eandle-ligh4 6r an, length of time, nada the
greatest MIMI and oomfbrt.
Mn. Waterman la vary mush pleased with her Alamo
I rt 6111.111, Yours, Truly,
L. E. WATERMAN, 109 Wylie street.
Ihrrssulmn„ July , l9, 1843.
I Imre hero under the unpretty or using Dinners for
antrel roue. but hereunto found a pair to suit my nee.
or that I could oSe without fatigue, until I obtained •
Nano( Air:Solorantis. By the aid of thine I bought ol
him, Imu Ste a. Well ea over 1 could. I can road or writ.
with them for hours, without the loan fatigue, both by
der end cendlitlleht.
I lure trial, in all the stoma In the State of Sennsylvw
nie.te obtain a pair of Maass, that would stilt my .yet
and fails/ in every Instance. Knowing the difticulty of
obtaining those eultable for the sight. I do mast earnestly
recommend to those laboring under defective viainn. to
apply to Mr. Solomon. of whom Giese& can be olPeined
In suit all ow& Sonya,. to. J. MUltltlStt S.
AC1.X.01113, QM. July WO, VMS.
ve - Liver Complaint.—This dangerous
sod often fatal diemee had long baffled the skill the
most emlo.nt physloians, when the dhemvery or Or go.
Lane's Liver Pills soiled the difficulty. and prelenZ.J to
the world the Orent Znecifie for that amtplicated elated,.
which has attsis ed mob widely spread celebrity for its
certainty of cure Tide 61160.1ai11t remedy wet the remit
of moo, jeer. efiettelY. In which the eysoptome w, r• nu
ee -
roily obrrel.lar.d ere thus described by the Dootor
himself"; •
..Symptoese oi/ •DiecasenCLieer.—Pain in the eight side,
nod thmetimea the lett, under the edge of the ribe—
the patient Wog 'rarely able to lie on the left- pain moms ,
times under the &boulder Wade, frequently extendlow to
the top of the shoulder--oftere mistaken for riazatisto
In the arm:' sickness of stomach, and Ices a petite;
bowels meetly costive, bet eemetimes alternate with las;
dull. ti-avy sensation la the beck peat of the head: t 0... of
memory. With unsashmes of hissing negiestedsomethinin
Sometimes dry contact weuiness and debility: nervous, lr
ritaLlaty: feet cold or horning, and prickly eensation of
skin. low epirits, lasthode, with disinclination to exer
cise. though wetted.' It would be beneficial. In fact,
walnut distrusts every remedy.^.
flora you any. or all or. thew symptom! if re, you
trill Rod a certain remedy lu Dr. 31'Lensee
Purchaser. 111 be careful to ask for DEL II'LANIL'is
DELLSILLTED LIVER PILLS. and take none aloe.—
There ere other Pills. purporting to be LIT. Pills, now
before the public. Dr. &Manes Liver Nib. also Ida eels
bretel Venn Dam. .10 now be bad at all respectable
Dena Stores In the United States, and from,theeole pro
prietore. 'LEMING I.IIIOTUSBIL
010 auresesors to I. Kidd * Co., 60 Wood etreet.
i mom Roux TIOTIMONY.—Mr. SO/0-
mom: Sir—l think ,t no more than an art of Imbue Co
You wi Well aa to the Amerkan Community to state. the
SPEOI3CLES I bought of you snit ma wall. I Lind my
sight Louth Improved. I can Dee small print with them
for soy tallith of time without fatigue to my eye,
bison)) my .fight ooutlnue to Improve by the um of them,
1 hare no doubt hat Isbell be able to read without them
to a abort time. Yours. truly. .T. MOUNDER.
Allegheny Clity..lune 21.1153.
tg3l have used Mr. Below. BYE; GLAVILE3 Sbr •
Tar Mier period. with decided airantasta,Attui hers no
hesitation In stating that • detective ViSitlM of long stand.
lost bias been relieved. and the organs seem to be &Noir
log rigor &rut tons. I thereforeebeetrully but teeth:poor
to thrl r ea.:Deno/and soettraer, no also to Mr. Salmons'
skill se • practiced Optician, and the wohderfol forint/
with ' , Fitton he adapts his Dimes to the 7.0100. pecu
liarities of slalom. D. B. BUTPON,
No. 21 Warm street. Pittsburgh.
re28::Ito
E=l33=
'Ws believe Nature has . provided a
remedy for every threes* which flesh is hell to. MIK%
rrritui.sum or Roc% on.. Doc op on it dOws. , ffom the
grei.t lat.ontiory.noncenled dreg In the bowels of Mother
Garth. Is, nthout doubt. ono of the greatest of these
remedies. Read the following testimony. given by •
grateful recent:
VALLnii 13• St.
Mr. 8. N. Minya-81r: I hare sold all your Petroleum.
or Ito•k Oil, nOnli. two Months post, nod hare been look
ing for your agent to get a further supply d could tome
sold lionte damn more. W• hay. found the 1,11 very
estadlesot In glut awl Dyseutary. My daughter, at th•
thug your aim:Moms bore , was lying very low with 100
Butyl oar. iner Lisipinlatal, and in three hours nay.
the 'e.t.d. ant the dug stoptied, ant ohs re cowered
Imnuallately. It le also antltraorninaly remrtir for
Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Cats. Brulees. and Rheumatism.
mud for the Mau Some bane been cured of to standing.
boar., eritivreepeet, boot taunow.
rnr •blb by oil the DrusEnna In Pittsburgh.
fell Waters advertising Petroleum Wens. emyy.l
ma..F. Brown's &moo of Jamaica Gin
prn—Thii Keret. is a preparation of nuclei:al .eeellenno
In. ordinary glarrbora. incipient cholera. In short. In ail
coins of prostration of the digastbso functions. It I. Os
Inostisiablo value. During the gravid...of the epidemic
aholira midsummer complaints of eblldran.lt Is pocullarly
ogrearious: ne rangy or Individual should be withont
CALTION —Be min to get M. gonalno }Wooer, whith Is
pnepared only by Y. at his Drug Ltd Chemin.]
Moro. nortb.east earner of PI/U. alai Chem at atroata. Phil.
•AolPha.ruol fur solo by all the reapectabla apothecarloo in
the ALIA.; and. in Pittsburgh. by Boo). Page. Jr.. IL A.
Illahemotoile l Co. Dr. kb health. Ltiging Wilcox A Do..
J. rehounteaker t Co.
In Alloshollgy City by ll.P.Prhorarta and Leo A. Bork.
ha= AC. manta
starmas. 8 R. Chao, fashionable Dress
Motor. and .141liarr. No. 7C Pourlb great, ...I W.,
Ali work enliroitrol will t. ...crated slrli twat., wool
clisiorra.' rola
WO 'S= FlDLrni♦ AND LAPATETTI GOLD
New York ecla pan. 011.1.
newt the attention of our rou
en b the aleertieenteut of .. .1101tdra IN iilt/Ohatlitt CI
OOdhlA I.^ to b. fatud oven the fourth raga
CARE AT REDUCTION INPRICE el
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SELLING OFF TO MOVE !!
MORRIS L. HALLOWRLL & CO.,
1111108TER8 AND JOBBEEtB-,01 ,
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
143 Market Street. Philadelphia.
WISHING . tc, elocie ont their present deck
of woods before musing into their new store. tut the et
Glutton of buyer. to their lupe awl splendid sesort
ased of
DILESS. FANCY GOODS, lif.lllloNe. kr. la
to ho awed out at very Retlnord Pelmet
WO:titre will reatliTf strltt attention. awl shall hare
the beneta of the retort I prices. "Of Ahr
HOME
INSURANCE .COMPANY;
- NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL 8500,000!
R. 0. LOOILIB, Area.
'No. 59 Wood street, PULitnaga.
Inf4ololt2i:
&aeon L. L000d5...-....---...Lato of the Athos. Urethra.
Firm of Mud a & Co.
Theodore of 6011retl AtloNamee.
Mama:Hark* Wrm of D•nne. Wag • Co.
liWirtes IL Film of Clallio. Meilen it Co.
:Po U 4 81
Vim of Willard • Wood.
Loot P. Dam% .... -..—.... .. of Elton* • Dian.
llotry of Dir. CIaPP • Boom..
Jaws Jamas Low A 00.
Ctltc?ki Hoak- of C. D. klatch • 00.
Joke .10. .. . Pim of J.O. novo & 00.
. O. lawbort...-..00t11111 of • t A: Lawrence • Oa.
Marla A. Ducktry.... .. ... -firm of Buckler Va.
Drarir ..Mtentarry.D.......Firni of Ltivria Atterburyjr„ A Co.
Levi P. Mortar,— ..... of 1, M. limbs, Morgan • Co.
Antos T. Dwrioht...t.......Vinn of TrOwtoridga. Dwight • CO.
John O. h' ......... of Felton a On.
Cowley P a+olloin.---....-Tirto of Baldwin, Starr a Co.
0 0 ,1 1101.- ....... Irm of Sherman a Cantor.
D**Ps D DMA.. -.firm of E. D. Morgan A Co.
Loo D Ltwean,-- ..... Doman, Lot , cop Co.
J/WE 1 100 . ••••- (tram of Tt A U. Ragworts?.
Druid autibnia Vino of Johorim Paatard.
Mfau we I la of Norton. Butler At Holt.
A ckih t *Eal4
Afroi N. /Arrow L'indorA. Darns. Lka
Roe• of kt. Lockwood a fort.
...... Ina of Rollin& Allan a Co.
JaayJ A. Lwow*
Dtokrid, -Firm of Drown. Dtihoer •Dwight
Louie I, ..Problinolton, Ifizon of 1' rothamsbam, Newell AC.
John if ...... o no wl, Durlitatt Co.
Orrstir Vi of Condit Nobta.
iflord A. Warr...—. Firm °Mork Drake.
idockriail,...-.m cf thb.on. hiockwell * 00.
• •wricTri Di. Pleat of Wall. {ll./g0 Co.
linaew Deno.
Romer .... . . of ..1 ......
......
DWIZON L. Wain& Yrealdeut.
WAS. L MARTIN. aearatarv.
• IL C. LOOMIS;
(Of the lite firm of fd'Onnly & loomlej
WHOLKAALE DRAM?. IN -
BOOTS AND *SHOES,
00 Wood atroet, Pittsburgh.
Jaally'S3
Third Annual Statement
1 - 11 0 THEE STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND
• 61.4111N14 19 81.1146111.11113011PANY, rr larrifiburg.
liAltilaSULO. Oa, 4, 1863.
A 4441.6 of the Oompany. May 1, '62.4:8)9 016 61
PIOMILOOS rued to Way I. 136,260 60
1 nt4rust reed' 001,0 an 910 19
aitatlonery nod 0 6144 194911.9.44.... 1,000 00
Ya
Prom luau ealmaDaLl„. *****
7 • ------$3l C ‘"l
D. tertultlawu 1 " 62 61
Lamm txponees: Commlitalone.ll.
Inaunuce, lielomed thamluma,
Wat.Pmerr, Printing. a. 77,901 61.
— air --
.
$ 67,868 66
Capital Mock. paid In and neemzed.... .....
Amounttunnrens Ilablo for 100mn........7-11348,318 TO
Premium I,r
51"'
^
nnl
atm peenntlns ... . 132.686
Cann on batnd,or •
ogoiVrotit7:4i ................... 17 12 3 x) ;12
• -
-count. of adjoak4 Wilms Against .tb•
MIT 1.0 yet due--....—.. .. . ...
IChIN P.
It/ 14 T H h IIPOID Dauphin
•
oonsty;
.I.B ! l n:mgs%7ta
A. WII, .
bor A. - A. LCAll R N ln hankor, P i tt adin
JOHN gg OED, Doophin 'aunty;
A. J. OILLIST. Liarrieborin
41'. JON PA; -
' 11° _ air." Iriil.lllllfiviul.
A. 4. UILLIST. Ihoretary.
Mil looms wan! Duff . of leo aud inlaud narinationi
inure
Welty or eountry. at loran rafts
nonablant with salt ty. Ponalas kilned on dwelling !Immo
either parw_nally. or for a tom of posts. .
- IP undo =a., Corner of Fourth. and noiths.o4
lAD - A. A.'4.IAILAIXA. Azionorr.
Joint T.
NNNDY
rwriar CHZUG
REMOVAL;
".i.A:G.AN, WILSON &
worms AID Inarassiz Mumtaz IN
•. TORSION - AND DOMESTIC
lUD /WARE, CEPTLIARY, Mc dko.
live removed to their new &ma extensive
atom No. 62 Wpcd :Imet„ 010
v 2 do ,
or, .bov • a Iheat 1 heat
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-)TrICE, 94 versa, Surviams 14Itax•T‘ , 14
\ D ‘,., \,. \ - . Ns * y oax DiT.F . ,
WOOD STIMETS. \
- LL •'1 POLMATIONS. FeE411 , , , 000101 I
Er INAtInEkl (RILL Can Ennuis ItittEn tin Tltctil r pm
nilo &ND .111$8108IPI's hivrage„. •NL, TaIIAIT . • §ikl t roriiNre, have nolyiii . :ltre i
c , ,, , ,, \u . 5 i t:
ithn.
f J \ ;waived Prom Lov i tta it t art 7 av ,
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. 9 ' 1 ' 14 a '' '''''"ll"' ' ""'"\ I V /717 .. 1. A4 \
4 1 4,l a Mlfr v a illtl! ot EtiaLlish. Yrll .1 Geimmram P fr,
c....t: theprrits of Or floats LNL A.NI N A F - 414 vol., \ Thar \bass a t on b.dl:l. flat Cramplatninwortaint
rid riusrapolurAvolV, ttf 'mm t leats thns. litter ed flat Paltor to bitband in,
\41 11 .7.V 8 t'4",. \
S. ~ tt af Whitnites 'Patipt Alt
D.11.10T0E5:
\ r . ib,'th st "l" Apo P st s i ge . n*, for th• • kit of Mailer a
W.g ) . 1 I sin:. i. 'l. Wm. Luba**. tr
i • $. IL Kier \ •Atlti\ IV tiV . FlVid, whl ' tti\ I . :warranted •oIP.Mf t°
sir ld'hlO id , awithrtintod tai • nosh lower Itstel , ,
Pamnal Ens, . I \ Vim. Illnalta.,
, Aft... 'l. o Gannet their own, interest, will .not lOU-
Robert Ihnnlsp. Jr.. \ r i il i n i tl .i r i r i : , t 4 m. berths* inlow their warns. ~,
kl. ihbansh. el mptakon.e ..,-, wit, 4. wusgLis i co:.\.
g't.tot- Ilansaiton. I 4. Saloom..
~
flan.. Int-sta. IC,° ,B * /1.11,- Illicit si) E 39 ' GOODS FOR FALL ANA L ,
tuaa H. Pownnat. - ' art I it, Wonfl4 1813—flint PUY 4 BURCHIFIEV.) Imve"
''' ., ..- I ,thti , Qutire m ,. .v.‘putebar of Linnets! Drs.
IlordiN•nd ...Whip to exhi It . astortmaat of
rilsht
, i arllt i treal F at .r Dreastlinth , • ..
Ll:tiartzte . th iirl ia In \ \
•
. Plitid a.. P r ilittlt:nslbi' nook ' •
\ : Plain and Plant . owe de ' Lainets; .
\ flcaltlitwt.l.an ti i nti . a/t i. ,
\ \ P FlNt 4 re n tillgir ' \, p \
i t
\ ...
nominee 11.41•41.naa l ,11P't, . s t
t%4Tif 1 ,6,.1,74"..1.:4t1 1 .11%°tt to t ti-;
northaast oar.? or Foortn and Slartaltatraet•;7 r ...,
JAMES P. T'' - NE . 4
WHOLESALE DES M \
IN BOOTS, SHOES, BONNETS; . ; D LEA • :":
No. 56 Wood- t, Plt atourgh,
‘
v
mous ain. ean toga r .
Mr' My stock consistitof opts rds of 2500
caSEd, embracing every variety sod . a l• or BOOTH. ,, SHOE+ and BONNETi, von:hued direct m Pie. Rola
!"ml m‘ o, Oiel^lwae, adapted agprrealy , log PALL and
om - rktt SALES, and will bow:war golsfectorT Wince—
v,:t.ariA,ltaoraLlyzith Lbws ct Idllaclelphla endjew
b.ll log. SIMA r k - 1W Y t OIVEVII:Iit44 , ,M IO. I leg '
A. H. HOLMES 4t:\Bo ,
,„...
MANUFACTURERS O
SOLID BOX VICES, SLEDEFSS PI E :,
MATTOCKS, CROWBARS, .•
PITTBBDROD. \ \\
Office 55 Wood at., betwaas let 4.10 mha..
4.r •II work warranted equal to auk 61l1113f•ellIr
60124
DAGUERREOTYPES,.
AS
NATIONAL GALLIIRY..\
ACKSON'S National Dagnerroitn Oallary,
L g t=l7. gac th gt47 .. .iirc d k. " t*et ' ( "" t.
Ladles aod Gentlemen liarnag u to r qutaint6lllie liken wits
at moderate prier s please at'the abovdegabll4
meat, !Med 13p Etta very anparior 'Meat:any Ugh e .
arranged with such skill that the ow:atones:Mae the
moat acetqata ha Of tbkhruinalt form art% all the
ear t eeelon of .pnated Mean /11, arsavneaS. , , \
pllue: . = gip( elt e tiglilltrir e ir el""ii""A do.
lidLl'eraons not reculred to takes pleturg . tittlesa kpar
ttet rfterablaner
..• • •
ille_Llkaneaaan taken of wilk and d
..r p.m or theritrand vicinity
ni
w. Ynre.vn. Iv n. 111 em e nd. fr0".4 . 21 . 1 • 17 : 1F 4 1 \!.
NELSON'S MUM PEEMIVM
DAGUEIVREO.TYPEB.I
PONT onion BUILDING,
g ITIZENS and strangora who wi th to otrX,
I/ lain an lemma% arfletio and life like likeneseott
eery moderate price, will Sol it to their interest to call at
Otte well known entabiadstnent, where entire eatistmation
in gueranteed, or no charge made. !lasing one of the
I ;crest end beet arranged MU and Skylightsever cote
eructed for the turbo. with instrumento of the mon ,
remerfisl kind, and liarfog adopted the entent of Danner
rectrring, .0 00W practised lay the celebrated ltootg, 01
Philadelphia and hew York, idr. N. flatten himself to he
!Ole to offer to the patrons of ' , the Art, n edit of Deaner.
notyi.ee, either Mogi y or In croups, which has never been
enrraceed.
Rocco open and operating. ID kit rigrti,g, fro. 8
• vi. . 4 v. 4, •nag..dilv?
HENRY H. co
TORWADDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND WIIOLEAALE 'DEALSR IN \
011EINE, BUTTER, SEEDSOPISH, AND
PRODUCE GENER4ILLY,
No. 23 Wood eeeee t, PittsburehA
1716
CHARLES E. LOCIMIT,
STOCK AND BILL BROKER. \
Notes,'Bonds, Norma 8.e., Negotiated.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION N'
GIVEN TO TILE PURCHASE AND RAIN OF lE=.
4WPWIoIOOOOr FL Jon. A Co.. °moo Wool and •
Arrow la 6
10111.1 'Um:To —....CocEmaa •
FLP.MING BROTHERS, \\
WHOM/S&LS DRUGGISTS,
No. 60 Wood itrest. Plitasbazgh.
leerll p e.
S3.Prorietcre or Dr. Wlewe veroiV
e Celebrated ega
&ft.
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society
REGULATIONS ioa
. 1453. • ‘
MANG/MENU; FOR THE FATE,
ALL tho Members of tho Soaioty, `7ltoso
dorm are paid. and all who .`all became nwonbere
nevloa• tn. or at the Fair. will be (andel:lel with badge , .
sags of usetatwrsblp.vihrets mloatt the pc rsou ‘ and
the ladle.. of his fatally. and children under the ade
elahteen
or.
to Um Exhibition. at all thine after the
cranial. ore thrown open dating Um coot attain, of tlttr
Weir. Bailma to be 1.0.1 at the Treaturtre - on
around,, osioaeday window. Pinola tioltote 'Arent. adn,
snit - Una cue pentnu. will bemstr TULFP.ht,
at the Treaeurcr's 0111, •t the Tait groan •,
Members will to allowed to enter the pound in ear
riesrm with th eir feasibrin but no beets tr ether utillo
enur.raica will he 'permitted In enter.
1101,Members0fthr Scatty. and the iThofterflauseateetund
'alp; aloss.leol Gs mistrtlyd the first dosv!l Ids &UMW..
sektatu. ATTENTIuti In DltallttiD 11(4M 83[17-
nom". •
ego. lttdr
TirteDlT, Marmsnai,
TDVYDfT h
7 . ?sway, O. 27th, Mb, 29th sad .10t.1 days
. .. . .
IllieSabibitoro mast • become member, or lb* Eddal.
awl have their articles 'at.l miltnals entered on the Secre
tory's hnolte. en or barer. SCIADAT Evoatth. the 27th; and
all articles net animal'', except br meat he broaoht
within the enamor., .c utir as Tawelay Men. In order
tha they may be enitably lammed for estsminettrin. by
the .1 udAre. ow Welt:mats) otollatng Home tollt be re.
elect tool. on Wednesday morning. but .1 ~,t b... ,,,,,,, '
prottrtounly.
th• Evocative Ctoromittee do not Intend' to swum any
exhibitor. who neaten!. these rermirmnento, that h r sne
faks ran be pawed upon by th e Judger. Whlw every cf •
fort w.ll be wade II manna the examination nod propene
Wax of latish: en exhibition. just** to those who
avow, with the rubel of if* Pootrty. mantra Mat the,
.bait. hi all mom lira receive attention. -
IllteSofions are defined to forward to tibadireratary. at
Pittebunth. envied. to the 9 11th September. their entries
of what they in:end to eablbit
An ..flee will be °rowel at Pittsburgh. abent two weelte
rtt••l , tt• tat ttlo Fat-, for the boiDORO of retching elate..
f
Artie/tr. or atta.l.. removed from the groin:it before the
doer of the P hibition, (except by r snakeskin of the Prod.
dent.) cannot riewlve • premium. thotigh awarded ~
Wee:then c thernothrty will be admitted to the ormicido
on Wednesday.
1:01.0n Than , clay the rounds will boopen to tb • tm Eh.
are/ confirm. pren for Use dayA. Mogi. *Anionic+. u 5
11.tobrnV tie's. it 00.,
COMPETITION 'WITHOUT THE ETATS.
The Paisley!reels Eta. derladlural Seeley metes the
iled cf v.mpetdlon co extrusive with the Unit d States,
and cordially invites the citizen* of other States to e im
pato with halo. one pram
Animals atid WWI,. enteral for exhibition will hare
cads ettartted, with the number,. entered at the burl.
nee eel= sod It la desired that exhibit.. .mold In all
tams ant es their cards of Number cot previous to
Png mew
clock
intendlthre on the erotacet.
411 persona who to exkilbit norms, Cattle. Sheep,
or Seine, or who lotatol to offer aleek for Nam should or.
by the tleeratery of each Intentimm on or before the WWI
day of September. smile.. with him • list acrd fall de
ecriptien of•soeh abet, In enter that ProPiwarraitheruehts
may be made for thew aeoreamodetloct.
..Applicants torpresolome are partloularly requestel to
ter attenUon to the diner-ow attschal to the Ust of pit ,
mimes for fateatte, fatal.. butter and cheese, do .. and
the states...inv... from exhibit°. of tbs. art'olts,
most be indeed wtth the Secretary. before the 231 h 01 Sep.
timber.
INSTRI7CTION9 POR TUN JUDGES. AND YOU THE
NUPEILINTENDeNTS OP TUN DIPIESENT UN-
The Jodi.* are requested to report thenotelve• to the
President, on their snivel. at the Undue. Ohio.. at the
Elbow Grounds.. they are *.sited to meet at tee nowletyte
N
en the around. at P. x, Tcaeley, 27U1
P.,_...Pterober. when tie •nanciee. will tie -1111 ed,.• sal on ,
wain...day morels it of 9 dela., at the rime pl., they
will be ished with the Baths of Entry and proceed
to decklefurn upon the merits et thettlffetentenin..
ale sod arti
cles submitted to them. ref.e.s belt. Made to the moo.
ber ablest to each.
The Judges. all missals will hare regard to the rom
st=toaritmatarlti;;Liao,tr (i h ogizseoroo .;
due allowance Mr NM, Mediae, and d other eirruetrttmer,
on the char ester and condition of the animals, •
Thrr .1.1 not Iles aucanngernent far ore -trod anhoale
They will not 00.1 premlems Mr/lulls, Cow, or Helfer.,
which appear to hate been fattened for the botcher; the
object being to hare snowier annuals of the kind for
breedtag
No persn, whatever .. will' be allowed to Interfere with
the lodges dotin thlfsdJudica.ion.
The I edges will
be repotted. In all easem Ih seeking
their *Tette, to ere the remna of their &olden, (eel.
chilly In the ...fettle. m) embracing the valoabli and
desirable qualities of the animals Or article§ for which pre.
miens are awarded.
Vt him anything le exhiblVd to tba lode. which they
abet! deem meritorious. hut beyond their powrr to award
premium to, they thell totioteb a note of the • me to the
t)ommittes. on lartzetionary Premlmme , Cm their coral le.
notion and action
No animal or each. can lake mere than one premium..
All prodnetlons placed itteamprtillon for premiums, most
- tie the gro•th of dotpetiors.
Whm there ne exhibit°, although ho may.
allow enteral animals in a clue or subdirhion of a 01124
only orse premium will It...awarded: th at to the Ant or otts.wl.. am the creels of the animal rr atticle mar be
eljudeed Anti a premium will mot be awarded, when
the animal or article 1. not worthy, though there be no
conotedition.
13UP Fit INTENDNNTII.
It to expeoted thst the rogolotosolooto will tag par.
tientar direction of all ...WI. lo thou notiltehre demirt—
men., and Fan that all curl ...Wes are erraosid, ea near
al May be i
to nume r ical enter, tor their easy approach
and exam natio.
PLOWILMI Al ATOLL
' The Cloying Natal will tak• plum on Faklay. lb. 30th.
at Yo'cicca. A r., Ina told adjacent to the place of Kahl bltion. ,
1111-rertooe cotopetiog in the plowboy =etch. Rem;
doettel to beta their teems Inched. and teed: I. =re ,
on at the anoint.' hour.
TUE ADDRESS.
The anon I aldreen will be delivered at 1 o'eloak P. r,
erintit y. ti
theth of teetotaler. end immediately otter
the •loreee. li•port. of the Viewing Commlite.• or
Judges will be teed. and the Premium. awankie.t and di*
tribune!.
HAY AND STRAW. •
Her and Straw will be tornbilted
be fur all animals
entered for amol , mt; and grain will belorniehed t
eat oat price, for thaw who deeirokto enchain,
PAYMENT OP. PANNIIU
The premiums awarded will be paid by the Trim ler
at bin on the grenade. till Die Mom of the deb
" E""inr't the
"I"
All Cash Premiums will be then and delivetedf
canal f.r.
nal-Paret
that
mdse.m premiums are •Werile.l; \ are ,
formed that they call for th eir prrndums at the ,
lalr,eptiliret'on mutt be made , by letter:to the Tanen
ter, George,lL llnober.et llogmtown.C.rz..4 conny,
wit wham the Book of Awards will be le V,, \ •
The Secretary will Inward the 010105 .. worded,
In men nomeer all soy be directed by the werenn enUtmo
to timely* this.
NOTICE To EXIIIBITOIIB. \.•
The Emotive Committee will telt* every,romeantion
their power for the ratcji ssssss atioo of litoeland settees.
onagnibltion, after their emirs' sod .arrangentent \upon
the eventide; but will a:I be reeponelble tor any lOat or
damage that may inemr. They &etre tabibliora to give
attremal attention to their amides., sod at the eloweet
the Pelt to attend to theirrenure.t.; and when ,the Fart
le announeed elated. on Prides. oiler th e /alters. ex.\
b ibl ton or their monk will Ike required to take charge or
their ankle., with. Eltelety mino'talte further charge,
of them.
RK(//12T1ON OP STOOK AND IDLES AT PITTS
•
Mr. Oliver P. Shiro will Meow. t r ition to all a finales for Exhibitiou, hie cam .04 have ,
em conveyed froM
the cities of Pittsburgh and Alleghen ~ to and from the
Pair ground, free of espinuoi to the egn . bitor.
sesta:inapt:s • ' \
•ni•
b.OOO oo
•
I_• Now READY:!:,,
~ ,The New ethodist B *; : 'Book
ITE OF ZIOh--133 , I. n Vliodbory,
j otethled• by the Nev. Mattleou, reetaaat
Joh o Street tdettiothat Church.. It comorthoe tharly Otte
Thothaud Plow of the thalami. Made including alLoot
every old tune oral:mm.lM empublbittedt thereteata
game two hundred of the Mean cosuothara the werldtarer
the, end eontsitte el eth V../.0 014. ,243114 water
l'l77llValt tb..
richest Sacred Mules* Treasures ever brenuted to , tha
PUNIC'. Glowing with aulmatlthaud burning sail of
eatoutoulou tor whleh it ts leslgood e th e tooth ere never,
thelem equally adapted to lb. open Deets of all dettot.
thatutheot Itheistlane. Of Mr Weed. b_ura last Book.
Os Dot:doter. olilta Obit U.UNDa.r.D . AND. /11TI
THOUlithltohave belt lathed anal its appear,
ante. three yeas SS% Sad the dematut to outhe 10.
m.o. Lamy further. erideme of the admiration la
which de baouthed as a tamperer to tit desired?
teem the euththithat with whieh the Lute has Meath/
been erMted.'i"r.mny ow for It altollarth thaalau.,l
to
tha [Wainer le eaglet:illy expiated. ,„
geWhaskmalmorialiathmking copy of#llb.r tha
.44. 7 mod. ibru tlo ts.. 2ll l. 4 it. r t tOhlat
-122141 IblitrkiMblne
IffEkNS-20 no, emial Wititereo'd. thj 4
111) asy* fivltt 7 V '`,IIENRIVI OOLLItia.V
VVRITE REArliA 7 4a, ‘g:oa. ilia store, and
tar isle by Yptlk \ Main DI.O . KEY a 40.
, rrEAS-50 hag.ottesto auji.T. Ifl,!'ink4
.`2,\ l Teu Susi reel ~,: I, r . c t ale by ‘ l ,..v ,irx , ::,,,,,
CO:\
,
-ii i \ ( r LASSES-150,"bblo, .14 \ ; \ V., ‘,r4, k hdis:',
i ga_ll u r. In .tr. and:l4'o,le by , \ ', .. ‘N
iSI ' T .
,-7-'
)14 , R SALE-130 tows.. Anthra.•to ,
8611 tot . 11,\_
. *it .0. 100 ton. Anthracite hanky e . Bbo,_tat
unlaVelorge Metal. geld \ ~.. Klltt • , JUNAIS.
LNDT.f. \RUBBER aLoyr.s, of . 1 Yhe.dif
, (prep la de, raenufactur.d arid . f . pr re. all, elke ludo
eber Deity No. ILO Muter strditr... f.
r, VI 'V, . - 4U. Kimble. \
riliri - M(.4 OAD CONTRACTORS—Print.
\
i ed. Poekill poL f ..ll Time boob, lionize, fO r . keeplriCrlrer
by
l'A'r° th t `it•lvlLDlN,rl3t..tid..,:i woo:,.
lALE-130 tp . nd, AnthiaV ,to
WlO
rga
. ton. Anthracite teceedr7 Ic s • 80
(as Metal. Kin JONAS.
M-20 bble , ., \ln store and foreale\by
. VPI6
rl i kixo ER9..60 Woo streek
1010100 E, 810 At-I,ooo'llm in store
AltiadV rale by IT FLEMING BROS.
Ai LT'S ABM SEED I 4OO lbe. White in
.1 .t^reva , i bl abßS' ?LEMING BROS.
SACIEOO lbs. in etortrand for sale by
FLEMING BBIA,
1 - DMUS, BNII.E--2.00 ibe.in store and for.
IL polo ple• /141311M1 12,R05, CO Wocd t.
k u l i ff;4l ° 4 l 2 EX.TlLl l 4?)mmiesion an bue and t d
.
of r, Weste rn rodooo. Nallass.
kloooftntatod Artietes of Pittsburgh gotetrally; 02 WV.er
awl 51 /iron; grist. Pittoborsb. P.. \t, .010
I. S. R. IMIGIO—FASITNABLE
DRNES.IIAOIt kne multi; ,B Foorlh
a n ge . =4l=a ' 4lthle r r i gatf. "" " " 7 "
s 3
ei H. EA# \ *ALE 'X'ER-20,1 1 0 pea.' of
it I new pe tern, slid ante ent qoallty. •t t• • trey low
igioe of 8, /0 and 12N eta Ito leen. Net noel d ant for
sale by . apl2‘. 'mac PA 'AI glt, No. tfr Ni rLot at
pREKOII I: PAILQR 'PAPEB,--.A. Ilirge
\
. \A-wstment or 11111 and Ve et, Gold and blarbitt ool
aged Payer.. et nen,daelars LW • band.. Onhaa, nnntlr,
receledd sod for alai, by ' .012
'' T.los. PALNICR
W .
. \-- • \ \
M. DlOBY,vainld mostrespeetfall inc \
Arm hlilltlends and tha s pnbNe generally. lb h
into. zetailvlni • doe lot of Cloths. Coettlaneree, Yeatin a.
not Gentihrten a Fornishing Goo de, In Dream.' '
goat eto onto any article of gentierme ll WM' in 1841200 -
11QIer at •le and at roolerate trim. No. ISt Liberty at.
\ , sp9.d2w
Ird at o 1 •1. 1 / 3 t l ed il s, R s E r A, en T 11;11 S pl?Pa a tful i ll i e te or d ftr e t r d;
breadh, lbr sale erhlealle :pl y = i I , 3jr , 5,
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•/?L P LOt, R ,, T .. E,D4'
I b Is.itli'.
Art fordeotmbr.
Hamadan nod Olanst for this wbek. _
- e - t
it LACK BQM BA INES* ELA Et 3--
I D MUitplif A BUdOl (I IMP invite the at iniblon of
lathea lo warning to the r gooolyof above rtNlaa of.
°bolos naannfeaturo: '• l \ • sVO ,
t. uPIN,'4 \ atOLIN DM BAqE —NEO
\
.
1.7 ...T.rior \ IMAI.;',t , Mfr. " i'l , itur.• .. I.
re
be tont at tb Gordo( .171iXti 4k lIIMI/IYIELD. wda
ota
a... , now opaninnotanaeottment o ohok• pjaldMniNtadc
Lon .. . . ao d
lifiellt i tzV 4 ll . ) d btl r . 411, 7 5a1t "rd,.40 tlf?
sit . •,, \ 1 B. CaiNPENLD
AKE FISII.-750 , bb11. vr "
4 adtbla. Ttog . • '
, ZS' laf-alals.
\ di) do.
~..t
trititT(rict
HAW
4.3 litrOr Bier!,
ouul
Fistiso h
n16 4",m . %." 1 far
'nni. POlxtmx exit.
SPERM 011.-4 (AG ree'd. by
E BBLIABS
UT INTE
VAN NETMO, IL--25 bbLe.S , a reamed
r..ed. by 014 'IL H. AL4I.--.
ARD 011,--2T \ bble, LWinterttrn'd.
11.4*.ted , ind lbt sal by nit ' kA. SIABANN.
. _
I .IIEESII-20 ‘ b are : , .
.C. , 'd
bib for bl.fe by spit !L. a. A; LUBIN&
BUTTER -40 kelo and 5 bblo. for solo by
4.1 a . Mqll4Ngi 114 Ber.ond ntrallt.
FLOUR -50 bblis Extra 'Fazoity. Flour
reettred batter ...le b 4144. A2A A bIeBANII.
_ _
tiRIED APICES=
AA by apll
OATS—Just isTed- on \ miustiOnuent4 ,500
bushel,. by , \ L ILGIRIVP. AgL. ,
gra \ - ' corner Bienid sad Rarattrarta.
- -
.
IDA?I SCHNAPPS -,Nolff's Aro.
&beldam &hisPos. in er f t&cos , r e t
a lttle4
eorarriaerk.t ill:retard \ Dimond.
D-45 •
,WANTEO shireem,the Mo-
Briley Corsontry. for slqlsh market Prkt
;merlins or • •• , •
THO,S. W,C9l: l 4.4ls,Alszket street.
Is TOCK
=mph
will he siren
014.
eppp , gi ieed.
and for .ala r wU \L. WII;90X 41t CO.
O , RAW RMERRer—lildinll
c. h.ilS r"\,ll 4 lrlllteariE.
LINO-WRIT.E-4000 '.lbs, \;,.New '4etsey
Vildta, 5t.0 flna White, ju+t Vale d. and
tor ilea by anl4 L. 86141411111.
FIUttNT
2.1 Bei: one vialr,
,pl 4
MESH BEITTERL3hOI6e Ei@ah Roll But
ter,
Vl.oll3lt \ --57 bbls. tritah 'krioirnd Flour, to
11." arrive am! for axle by \JOHN WATT d CO.,
\ No. SON Liberty. otrost..
Er IPS kIqyALP SKI,NS- I Philadelphia
s'"'d " eod
cr 111,10.:12VmE.
kyOLE I.E-O'4ER-1500 `SidOsliew York,
013 \ Nolo Intow,ber IroNT owl fur it;131;
a.D.utiox,
IL—Bank, S and Shorn Oil, in sloig
for solokbi PP 3, BARD , / DoLOWE.
VlATTlNCl,f• 77 thin — ko
34, T. 9 4- A 4 64
I,v_,
101.0U4-15 bble. g*tn,
tive •DlO .110N•IION,N1
ft lIRESC,2O bzalust, Tee,'d. and Ibr iLdi;
I. J ty splOs YON ..11DNNNOUT *III7KVIY.
PAR-10 blli*. OIL hand.and or sale tvl
I aplo
~...\ VON 1/ONNUOtB It Miff q_
ItELLEV.ERNON , lILASS., 000 boica
\
t
ardi l ! '''' '! Cj' a"
VON DONNUOI(BI , * ttIORPIIY2.
NAILS -100, ke a assorted nit eltfor safe,
by. ',...00 \ vo_ uoaxnoas r a ' II c i._
mr.F.TIL-56i&le :\zniata for sea
too " VO,N it titillORNIT 4 MOIL
. 1 Y.
LIRE SLI •\ 0 YATEIgnt. receiricl \it t
A. FIELD'S Devil, corner Waal. and tA,
u"" P" '""
"MU".
PALM OIL\O4P -401t\kba. Genuino \
elm and for man by, V.LCMINO ERGS.
algO Baecullsois to]. 1C,14t1 At.lb..•fq Woat4
A LCOIIOI.-20 ble 76 unct‘ 92 per coLt ,
iti..tom r.•••140 , ‘ hr' rt.j[511.510 GROS.,
egg, Summar t 0 J: Kidd:* Om. 60 WOO 4 .4._
thiCOPII:1141-10-0 lb&eTta and for
I. 010 \ YLVSII G
_,_
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~..RUNDSTONkFI,—AII s Hrica azid - ratiOrel.
AA grlio. • lar.• •t.nt•Advral+ oil! Ilkod 4.019..W . Lagt yr ..,
i in ., v. l•2J1 •. , . IV' 1.7*-IV"Ala•4".
iCAlliviSH ,, - 7 4 : 5 .6,elc i i i g i t y I; L P c tirle for ~
~. - , -- 49
•72: b 1. 7 1::i. ITS —lO • CRON Pare Siereu
tore and for .leny la ' A l k.i ,e 4 for We IF . \Ut.:NSY•If. aftlatak •
• PDIO ~ , \
RLNMING .Rvs.
----- 1 Q U --- ..t1.7 . :::ic ...-- h - a ---- ,.• N —. . - o.\g ?g ar, for aikIMY, • :
4,IIRIISSIAN BLtIE- 2001b in etol . and 0_ _ sp .
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4. f"'"de
b.
'Pl° '''
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IIIiSARBONATE .911 eco 1 v ..d for a . lo rr i.psi \Artiity U Q ol l; ffig. • \ '`,.
.111 sod for sale er • silo '„ PIEAUNL) W , 1 iiijytifik CuehjeCedoev" prim - o - \ '
~t \ _ artUle.. / bs • . URNR. .11._..',L1.3:48.1:,..
1.1 . Ut i ikETS.44) . oi, Batek.iner , eo'd ~.
'IL/ 'Nod for ode bl:',l PIM . . U.. iL COLLINS: 1;•s'
\
.pai le Plank Sold Birk trast
v irg i vA
t\
IigESE--26 bx, urt eheci,nieeiVal
/fat kat* br A; 5101112111,114 &leek,
,blifiritra.
.!!!!0w.::.1511.. A. A. Me t.% ti
' kr i:Nta:Netit an ,
PC/W/13-400 doion st.orvand.for'
sate by`, .109 • , A. A`A. Mau NE:V ,
rpg a.J.\ soomg.
F"l4-440 bbtcs and bill tibia \White
hvbaron7;ium)l7l7l.l, for oakb
XlB f or ss POSH —sp bbIlL in 'store en 4
uL b x \ ' -11'0127/iRLD°r'
DriciA
111 at oto foiials by \Nal J., D.Vally&t.T 4
ROOMS 100 40i, iiutare amt. kir sale by
1 ,3 7 \ • * ‘J. CIAbiIICLD.
I EARL iSLE .
trusix--5 '4 ,l otak,in,:atOr Bud
Akan'. br A \ Leer \ D. CLOY
AjlEfuer.2o
ostbs.. l . 4 „,,onjela).
HAIR % , rl42l.*_tly_ • ,••
• . '4 , ' , #i , 4t4l•4' ) '''' : ,
..4l' k:'';''
'ST, now edition, / 8 0 3 ,
red end for said he ,
Otttionor, , 03 Wood gsf
& TRACING CLOTH;
tonstb,l3o mil 46 'lnches'
IL WRIMIN. 08.1900d.5t.
n store and for Bale
\ A A A. 31ellANN.
and dOctia Malting
4 wld.. Shiva% DT
ToCK, Vatted st.
for sale, low tto
ORB? B 1110,1tPIIY.
fuF 'sato by
I.t A. MOANS
, .
'vaskrfor lisle • by.A.
\ • •. , .7.%8. OAN VI VID
•
Itubbe a r,) race ,
I ;:eitiltare k .n..
.D°" Bo.ses--a.2..cr,f.lrbbgrtedxxe"thr.,,,
.1 . 1:11,60004t. . `itg,.. . - k/k1.•....uari11.
ILAFeraleB-;-300' grim tar 4 law b \ N
- , \ \ . • ,
..,
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MDIMDIMI
fi ARG O'S. HALL, -F0 \
Y ?OUR WOOn,. or paglta
•7 % ll : 4', VA ' 6 l'6 V ll Pratirlioit
ba foand la readlaraa. Mall times , lky appl3k_ .
r CAW% &Me thistal Palace tarrrlan
et l.f.,Carg> Ca.; Yourthstreet. \ .IX2O
OurigN SIDS. 71
411" \P. M. 13.071$ ,Auetliinee
F4 . 11 , ,a Rabat, ceiwr !NM; mid
Superior
Piano one. re-
\ \ N PKIDA,Y• AF/INON, Sept. tuxb.
b„,,aLO
D ' 6 " . • ,7 ; 1 3 4 ,C0.V1k 7 ::A
forty•
\ Second Hand Piano Forte.
NpRIDAY FTERNOON;., September
chdock. on* savor. Catlin Mahogany Came
Plano /cern. epl4
Fancy Soaps and
Mustard. • ~
ON RI YAF TE RN() 0N , 3 a'olocdr,
.illbe so for aceonnt rhom le May e.ogo-ro. an
•aegortmene.of P ..ter.•Tln and Copper Mould,. to they
with a , •tht,r of ..Trinerohnes for Conf-odoneesmar.
Al.
al
la
la
doe eiler Prom\ 0( Petiole Tod , I Post.. and 33 box..erg io
be. , gu Maegani. • ' *Did
Boolt Ei le by Catalogue.
(IN Saturdbq veniu
r.. g, 1 0. 7 1 t 1 h .gi t o n . st. gr , tt . LLo:-
.111•V' sk 'tinZMI :2%rorto. among whi."..: — \
\
113 , 11act'q Diabilatrt Pr
.oreti,ltrtre....ooo.,:nrto,llm9l.o.
04.: ittlitmblkill Lintel nas. .4 . f
to . to I. 2 to , t ~f 22
111V%41).
000 Lintel
loktleal al Ell I.orr of t 1••
1 411.1 eta 2 mala . ; Al m a Tbn yl 44. 1 u4se.
loolTa haortia Vantrala ' l , tra alosisq, busks
...I . lrsa:
;1"U Volti!iflnir c P ll'b -,ttai 4= of
ray., Reform; Kolbe • LlJatoth a p
Tol,pu•Y
nw•
Wane \Reformation MIT or Anti s4n.s.
plater. barwoara y
tatalos es tan be. 7rgt.U10.!0,4r,
....... ...
Tnitare.
timber 19th, at
N 0.1113. Second
ON hrondaj
10 o'clbak at
moot sbor•Slarit
-,..a and kitchen turntlare
s.‘ass, aedahosr bengal/W ag: lablekt bus bean bat
dant tirtie la one, Complitivir aosoular mahogany eau
toi notate Piano rosin Mattegerulaastraeattna, Chains
sad Hooker.; Was mimes; saaholanilhird and Cant
Tr Ilea parlor. chamber It.sla otalr %Wrack des ming aa r at
ataln Burnam.; work and womb Stan lit high andlo• pais
LBedatoadsv bale and husk klatttamets leather hods and
Waling:aiod'sbllodqalodate and eemmon auks; Md.,
dtaing and breakfast tables; ohhia t glass andAnamsinny,
I.\ General araprtment of Women flindture:cooltlag
. . „
' '', ` \ THE UNITED: STATES '
LIFE , ttsISURANCE, , ANNUITY
D TRUST COMPANY, ' . ''','
, \
PH I LAD • EL*HIL, ..
c'Ii4R"I,ARED APRIL 26
, 1856.
\\ . , \,OIIARTIII PilrrThAl4.-. -
CAPITALI2SO,OOO.
OHre S. E. Okoinei of Third and Chesnut
\ • . streets,' Phaselolphla. -, - .
Orilifilits or ins •Hoior BOAllit AS PIILLAIALPIII/1:
Toi
..% rite 11 .
`Mts "d ixi Et ir ' l oni tte: ii ttia!i 11 '
[ D
I , solt,pr. Ilogss ' n; Isom. Wilson.
4117 i.., tifc7=l., . \:,, jwilltghilrg', . p
I
President-114 Thu.. h. Crur rd.
Vies President-4Loshrose IV:Thompson. \ .
,Akelienh.Esassinsn—Plissburnh. Jun,. 11. Willsno. 11.1.D4 •
silort,eor 0
.1 7 . rt jßa)efira,!`/1R1i0ua....,.L it
inhlT ‘ , i '., "74 Voupth sttset. riaToOth.
C. E'...HEADLEX. & CO.'S •• \
. NEW CA.IIPE TITO U,SE, \
, ~..,,
, • HO. OH THIRD BTiERT,
\
, s
WIRAIDIALS " AND , RETAIL 'DEALER&
i , ' ni•
THREE SPACIOUS - . SALES \ ROO3IB.
,
Q ALES ROOM NO. I, 'oontainsAhe lerge+ik
L - 3 handeomest ant„ alitaysit `ssmstinont, of , flaw Oil
Cloths. from Ito 2. Pot i t il-; also, Stair, Table and In.
amslad Cassiaga Cloth',L•Nnols, Canton and :Brittarada
Malting; Matte of all kindi i l t \olotod .11flodon Rhoden, ball
lloilando; IMOD ant bull , ClothE and Potenun's Silf.
Adjusting Colton: Yintorea, - , , • ~, •
EALHO ROOM NO. 2,1 s NI stoekod ol.h an tundvallad
annulment of Royal Velvet: Btosailit, Tapestry Brossels.
Impartal.Tional!ly, Patent Tapp:try Ingrain, and sonar.
floe Care t flow. , liali and Bdor do. of all widllui and armor.
=ttr__ C . ' ghtlni T lVita ' Arlg ' ta n i:r.r. •" . " 2;7.l:- .
...,......
BAIR , 110011 Nil,`.l, cootaln•a go and well soled:id
vatStook sof Ingralia emir. ri,,,,m to tar t p 7. t ..„ L t v , s,
-a.t'... ~,tlNar v.. -,-x„..,,...-6,..,,-.-...., -
m•nt of Engl isle :, heti, Elms, of all oolimi nod L sisal,
0, U. 11, aCo would respopolle - ' - -'" "
.......1114 111
. 141111 g to fIICIAIIb .
•
r ...onvr i s n, t irfat:4 l ' etra L ta ' l •nns . p i gtl l ::7 l 4ll " th r e
noir to ils strawy° lnfln . r
Its growth. o 1t
In msturit7..ashleontintur tbe roeseedoe of healthy vr.
silky esetnneantl loan riowe redundancy to the Lae t t o
e,
riot or life. 0.11141 an/ parity intr, it dispel.' all searfand \
Impurities. ane,renders the use tr the fine•r•otti tembpn• \
necessary. Its , ,riorn.luetive s Dowers are nonatantly and
‘ iturprisinair ah‘wa la
_eaten of boldmss. from o letkrav i vr
= 1,471 I M
gNe l L7s3trt:liftlst utTer;l: r for
the latent stem iheadive arogreasion of vitality.. that
Irotowroiss ewes re all other seeeifies hare. ,
Bo l .'s Ilypwrins Viol has saveriasdel the orr.aments of
art. by Mutating lo‘foll rico Itp , ln of beenty the perma
hAtu ,sraose and anoints% of motors. \ Its nourishing and
eymaropertlea ate also entimetts'euemsaint I
taiTension or envy \ bele. As an an a Clary of lama!
Its bs,t stars.` s)? hout . .tha font that It l
to do \ski at the toilet eNery lady ne fashion. Bold b
L WILCOX *OO .
esti elroetk Merkel et and %amend.
, .
.
, New item , - .. \
iii - ', EBER haa jaskreceived it. fine \ col- '.
[ - nt i VAiliTetr‘,llV;Yw,), 64 “:' i !`" l ' . •.• "\ \
1 . m b eirizvativi i .2. - v. - . - ':,,. • .‘.
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1 . R.. &tot h. by T. Mot= ), '•
Mayor Char lialakato. • , . •,.
\ ,PL.laieholta chottlee6. \:\ .. ,
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t \ Thrhaa ' rettlt a alta b Att i. ' t n. . . '
' Vial Ta t iltDr; %,_.„,trZt V. wei.e.
Vita &leaky ilaa zat. T ua•l4:
B Atkfatro l itit ß tll gli -b".1! . •
•ad other dolt plata. \ "t.h.
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DERSONS wistast,seeion in; him . ' tick-
Ab ::: filtatztabltla Me P.n.. ...4.4u '.lr, ,
. 1 W. , : ta eds ointititrar ". C. , " la _, I \ IS ", ' ' T '--
u t i :n t lay . r:i.opp , =oN!it LOLL iR. • Thlatonl aa•
kla , , and. 131 i 411. lit v ett. vrii..-41-40.4r
da t,,, 7 ,.... een I \ la ad aiatathai he lait a \
CO( 4 \
(,;;WAYNE'S 311).101.1.{03 --We
alvat sfini (.Dr. . Irainip.s . c•Libraise
Family lisdklatat. coast., aft of
.. ".
B wayas'im'ompoundlil.l7ll. \Via , Cherry:, •• ' N•
tlwane
Hirai net Flotsam Rod knetet ar Tar Ping \
D.ax . sbccs and Drmte , 7: ckdis4 \
cpl 4 •
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NEW BOOKS 1 li EW
re:T .,,,,5 ‘ .....Taut re
nd at, 11. P.
t H o l ti t4,oyr, to _ oat. Thant
Tq l lt ne l trn th er:Srer. or Mai 'T ior Cli, ' . Otto and
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• ~,tatiar • , \. , \ „, .
Extra Tarifa . r Thi.,Sit!ornaft ...,
to t gi ; .) .t, f i gili b tlirla, b 7 Mn. Elartrabitax.
I , 'Mt i le7llri d 4r 14r. ta o tfaYain ik \
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`fhatabota Moo &ea recolvt.l,, together wit, - ..—,, , .
\'. tait ra ." : l3l lFlTZTOtirtrEglVl:ln
`,Harper, PUMAS" and Ktaitkarbaokor, for argon. or.
i I IL OLOTII ;WAREROO3I9,,II2'MtiV
A• ' t— Ws hait now an hind ar taw new Ald
tetterns .trs heavy 'LOOK 011 ,0L0T11.3. from 1 L.,
rants At a. togothar!Aritt, a tall ssaransut of Msbassur
sad Co Sable .0.1 'Blair oil Cloth.. • Also. afar
Lauf. so& Drogsea Cradn'atatr Bats' sad isitsula 8 I. In \
slur. PI: Yisaved sod Damask V•notlser. Optima WWI: •
And II•ro fiur Osrtattars. 40.4.1n5t ...Wool ar - • ' 1. ,
. •
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sauls AND 'MATS— last received , extra s \
. dn. But Cocos Brush Mats . Tulls4 BUIL dB last ''l
od
•
Do ot 1
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s Is. gifernslostl f Bias I
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C. ' , GRAFF, Agetii: (suctemest.
' il• tiArALLII k .00-) Groait sad Ooiandsslon. Star.
i a rt. °Vase rt,B•ocA I amil lima , Walt.: PJAAAALSA,—•\
Alms. Assaf, Oa WI kinds or Vittelmarsh lissußsturad dr- : \
.-att itn
— .eit uti.proutittii.tettwett to. - --- -
- - -
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arid Otis mthilfritalthe natioao
rtaig 4elt= l 44Vlgttgia l l.t.
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f i gtTftg ia ';'
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...ordrod' br 'W. 8.30' v 6431
113LASTEROARISFor:Land and Siticoo.
riw atsloaleinO, at 319 Llymtiatrod..
• W W. WALLACE.
l'lntA II LTC, 0 EMENTA largo stook
I 11nraln nn hind at 319 I.lbe:ts gme •
u 23. \
$ l , llO ULDE
651 4 ;:3 - 90 - fib - rt= t •
3 " "44 i ‘ ed
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L n owe. aztd tor aalOa 1..1.11°°3•11'
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