PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
['Man i:6 DI WHITE i. CO.
PITT kiIIB OH
FRIDAY• MORNING, OUTOBER 7, 1868
Its t emenstii Wain! 42.....irra.—rbe est.d.• id*
. .
tattoo or our !Wily Gazette offers to our bushiest. nun
• lirlf dealrable medium of analog their bnaLuent known.
sirsulation Is tltensen lour sad-dvattsitunagl. resole
as almost every village and county In Western Nonni
-7 ',anis tad ?astern Ohlo.
li-TO ADVERTISERS—Neither the Zdltarbl Rooms
oar Printlaw Establishment of the MILT norm, ►re
opened on eanday. ADVEILTIBEIGI3 who desire that,
666 Ati to appear to the piper on toads,. morning.
wpl klesswhend•them in before 6 o'clock. on tatardsl
;DE!IOCUATIO WEICt iiODUZATIONII.
►Ot CAN* 0N1U581.011171.,
MOSES POWNALL, Of Lcateaster County
AIIDITOI 011111LAI,
ALEX L MobLIIRE, Of Franklin County.
vox 4;IIIVIYOZGIEZZAZ,
Than:4MS.! MEYERB, Of Maio' tz County
701 7117071 07 81 71111 ootrlr.
THOMAS A.I.BUDD, nJ Philadelphia.
' .. von s .nrpos or come.
111015,118
• . •• .•
EIt.JAMES CAROTHERS. ot.Willt us.
ITO{ MI•DIIIILT,_
• •
JOHN PORTER:of Tarentuns.
' JOON J. DIOR& of Versailles,
TRMIS 8 J. EIGHAM. of Lower Bt.Olalr
JOHN .E. PARKS. of Xanebeeter.
CHARLIE NAYLOR. of Pittsburgh.
. .
- HDOWI3. 7Ltal IN°. of Minion....
fot ICT A rfORIFIT.
zriwatck P. JCNE E. of Pittsbiunti.
•
rot 00 , 611.11.13.
RPEDIALII J. BOOMER. of Robins°.
• son Mr trlt.
JANIS I.IIIIIBENY. Jr. of Baldwin.
IPM COON, IOITITOII.
' JOHN HINNEDY, of Dui Den!.
Ts" Wmtayearr.—qn 1837, after experien
eili a series of variedlortunes, the. Whig party
of. Allegheny county attained to a handsome ma
• jerity, in the popular vote, sad this position It
him maintained ever since, with the exemption of
one year, when a division In the ranks threw
success into locofoeo hands. The ascendancy
which he thus been happily maintained for Of
teen years, our opponents have led themselves to
' hope they an now overthrow. 'And why? Be
aces the Whig party is less numerically I •• •
than it has been? or because of soy,open .defeel
from the ranks? No; but beams they hope to
And our Minds thrown off their guard, nowstoli
.ha and - tosulpecting. They hope 'to steal, and
not to sin, a victory. Defeated in the national
oontest last year, , the whip appear to think they
have nothing, in the general aspect of the sonntry
to prompt them to activity; and relying on a raa;•,
-3ority hitherto deemed invincible in this ocmatj,
they are in danger of being deluded into a petit
loaildamber that may prove fatalto them.
' We do not know a Whig in the county to whom
the susses, of all or any part of the location
'ticket would not be mortifying; and to most of
limit leonine painfully do from the reflec
tion that such en event could only occur through
their culpable negligence,
The 10001000 politicians of the oouoty have eve
ry thing to move them to aolivityin this canvass.
Their party is in the !sseendant in the State and
Illation, and it is the interest of the offiee-holdere
and their dependants and adherents to keep It
so. The State administration is in trouble, and
• danger boats them imminently of an investi
gation Into stud exposure of the corruption exist
ing in their management of State affairs. Hence
the anxiety to seourea Senator from this coun
ty, and Representatives, who will smother inSaist
lotion, and save the Bigler administration from
the condemnation which it merits.
Shall they succeed? Whigs! yon who have
abored so many years to build up your pisr
,ott a 'permanent foundation—yon - who have
lately rejoiced over the defeat of your opponents,
it is for yen to Bay. We appeal to the pridt6 , ou
feellujcit labors and past victories to stim
ulate you So one mire effort—one more vigorous
+idly for the good old cause. With a moderate
;thereof activity &fidelity to the ticket every man
upon it can be elected; With inactivity and bolting
Riney . bedefeated. In one casayou will gladden
the hearts and strengthen the hands of your de
premed and desponding brethren elsewhere; in
' ehe other you will have to listen. to locofoco•
Aleut* and derisive taunte; For fifteen 'years
lea 'have meinduned the Integrity of this old
Whig citadel, stud hare repulsed the hardest and
'boldest attacks that could be made; you have
foiled the cunning, and withstood the slanders
and pervereions of your enemies, through all
that time, and for what ? To b e beaten in
1858? Net 'You cannot, wilt not yield a field eo
bag contested, so gallantly won, and eo well de
fended as this has been.
The Whig ticket of Allegheny county is com
posed of food men, Whigs without stain, fairly
nominated, and personally unobjeotlonablo
There le, there can be, no excuse for not rally
ing with hearty earnestneen to -Its support.
For would • victory, here, be a mere empty
one, as some would have us believe. The Whig
party of the nation is not in the heroine condi
i Eon that mime represent it to be. Everywhere
the signior tho, times indicate a political revs
don. ' The dominant party le ,dietraoted with
jealousies end elleseneione; and In wary places
is rent with divisions. In itasseehasette, Now
.York, Ohio, Maine, and other places, the demo
cratic party is either broken into fragments or
laboring under a crushing weight of discontent.
Every corraideration, therefore, tends to inspire
, hope In Whig briaste, and every persuasion
that could be addressed to our friends implores
theM to stand feet. Let every Whig, therefore,
not only make up Lis mind to go to the polls next
Tneedey, and vote the whole ticket, but deter-
Mine to go to work for' the achievement of an
old-lealtioned Whig victory. •
Juno. Giuss—Appears to be on his high
Lorne, eggs. According to tee telegrapir, he
haithrsalened to idiot and punish any one who
shall make's complaint before the state authori
ties igialret a Hutted States officer, any lawyer
Who shali• prosecute snob complaint, or any
elate dilates who shalt undertake to'...sortre war
rants resulting frost them!
This is uteri Idle bravado on the part Of Judge
Beier. We know how deep hia devotion is to
the business of slave-catching and mass-hunt
lug, and bow hotly hie blood boils wheneier the
trissehunters are foiled of their pray. Borne
thing in therefoso to be , allowed 'for excitement
nadir -the circumstances of this Wilkeebarre
ease- But we must be permitted to say that he
has suffered his eiolted feelings to , carry him a
good way beyond Melina of propriety In making
the threats attribeted to him ,by -the telegraph.
He will hardly, we thick, eremite tho effort to
-carry Mein into execution; but If he should, he
will fled that he has undertaken a bigger job
than he seems to anticipate.
'United States effieers have no immunity from
arrest for effeisees against state laws. If they
violate our statutes they are liable to the pen
'softies We have slaw on our statute-book which
makes it sperm! offence to create a disturbance
of the peace in arresting a (again , slave, and
the Boprense Court have decided tbstehe dates
hats s sight thus to legislate for the preservation
of tbe public pram; within their:borders. , The
_ depury,mershats who made the attempt to ar.•
Teat a fayiltlso In Wilkesberre, committed a pal
pable and outrageoue violation of the peace, end
came clearly under the provisions of the state
law. And now, when an attempt is made to ar
real them, and bold them amenable fer that of-
Armee; ble Honor, Judge Osier, ateps in and net
only discharges them, but threatens the temp's
of his Court upon all who presume to think that
a state law Is worthy of obedience—lnformer,
attorney, and cienetablel
What le the eve of all the prattle we hear
about. State Rights and State sovereignty, when
• U. 8.. Judge can thee atop in and act our laws
audits offieire at defiance? If Judge Grier be
right, there is no such thing as State sovereign-.
ty. We are mere appendages of the General
government, and powerless to, exeeuto cur laws
upon our own roil.
Ohl •if we ha art arlmlnlstritlon that would
itaditiate the state ['.each an emeigeney Is this,
- this outrage would be promptly met. Bet we
bare not, and Judge GHer knows It.
~Leaving (hie slew of the matter out of the
qinition, however ? theio sin still be no ezaaee '
for the coarse or tbe Judge.' Threats from a
jakihla dicier 'tricot seemly. They might be
' c0z00,6 Jame; but they asti.ae t be tolerated
fie thelber4 of • ft; irootr.r. Oar state' of
in ttio.dliohorge, o f ihilr mutt not
witk !broils ()gladiola: vtoleiee:. There
, . „
~, a Eddie optoloo is
,thla aonntry *yen
of tlioaaproiii &art moot idle id*:
Rama exuniol!,—:WO !met seted , towerds
this gintleletuswith' allui d ootirteeY and prprf
etY ; friends
in defending blot eschew both.
The Union, the other day, charged bit. Hamp
ton with baying written on editorial article in
this paper about Judge Shannon. This we ober
aoterisectsur unfair and discourteous, and called
on the Union to withdraw it, which it refuses to
do. Had we charged Judge Shannon with wri
ting the editorial articles of the Union, the con.
doctors o'. that sheet would have regarded it as
s personal insult.
Mr. Hampton has not descended to the work of
elecitioneering for himself, or done anything to
promote hie acumen as a candidate. He deems
it unprofessional, and eo do nearly all the mew
bars of the Bar. If the people think it'beet to
confer upon him_the office of Judge, be will
accept it; but it must come to him =Bought
He has therefore held himself entirely aloof
from the present contest.
And now as to Judge Shannon. Does the
Union meet our allegations respecting him 7
Net at aIL It does not deny that an effort was
made to entrap the press Into publishing a judi
'cial opinion of that gentleman, for the purpose
of contributing, if possible, to his eleotion ; it
does not deny that a pamphlet entitled " Judge'
Sbannon'e Charge relative to Pablio Schools,"
has been put in circulation, containing sent'.
teents on the Sobool question at variance with
those of hie Bloc; au, Bishop O'Connor; nor,
does it deity that electioneering hand-blibs, left
over from lest year, with the word " Coogrees ' 1
struck out, and " Jadge" substituted in the
Judge's handwriting; and a mileage offensive to
Whip erased, have been quietly and privately
circulated. But it does venture to deny-that the
Judge's sentiments on the echool question were
interpolated " into the published "Charge,'
and that the copies of It in circulation were pri.
vainly Issued. Let us look at the facts.
The pamphlet before us, entitled "Judge
' Shannon's Charge relative to- Pablio Schools,"
purports to be a charge delivered to sjuiy, in
the cue of " Andrew Morton, ye.. the School
• Directors of the First Ward of Pitteburgh."—
, The question involved before the Court and Ja
• ry, was simply whether the School Directors
r were liable, se garnishees, to he i l ve money at
tached In their hands. It did not, in the remot
! estdegree,- involve the issue shoat the Public
Schools as raised by Bishop O'Connor; and the
I part of the published "Charge "
. 'having refer
entre to the general merits el the! School ones
'..lion has no neceeeary connexion with the foots
and points of the case. It is totally out
of place, and has all the appimees of beteg
egged Sn to bolt an ulterior purpose. Having
the assurance of leading members of
the Bar, that this part of the pnbliebed ..Charge"
war not delivered to the jury, and th at no written
charge war fi led in thipee,and:being zione to ora
tory ourselves on thin point at far ne poreible,
we addressed a solo to the Prothonotary, to learn
If any charge was on file in the case "No. 788,
Nov. Term. 1860—Andrew Morton, vv. the
School Directors of the First Ward of Pitts-
burgh," which is the-title of the woe, ea given
in tho pamphlet before us, and received the
fol
lowing =ewer:
In the Dlstriet Court of Allegheny County of
NoveMber Term,-1660. No. 763.
Andrew Morton
•
ea
The School Directors }Execution Attachment.
of the let Ward, Pitts- I
burg.
Allegheny County es
I, Edward Campbell, Jr.,
Prothonotary cf the District Court of said coun
ty, certify that after a carefal examination of
the record of the above case, I cannot find that
any Charge of the Court in bald case ban ever
been-filed.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
this 6th day of Ootober, A. D. 1858.
[us ] EDWARD CAMPBELL, Jr., Pro.
Here, thou, is conclusive exidenoe that no
"Chrzge," whatever, belonging to thin ease is
on filo among the mopeds of the Court; and we
have the testimony of leading members of the
Bar that the verbal charge, as delivered to the
jury, did not oontain anything relative to what:.
is generally known as the "School Question."—
We ors abundantly justified, therefore, in saying
not only that - the prtnelpal part of the pub
lished "Charge" was "interpolated," but that
then is no "Charge" at all, on file, In the case
in question.
.What then? This, then: that the little pam
phlet entitled " Judge Shannon's Charge rele
ase to Public Schools," is en affair got up on
the eve of the election, containing sentiments
never uttered and never put on file, and intended
to have en effect upon the minds of voters. It
is simply en eleailoneeering document under a
legal guise.
As to whether it was prioglely or publicly cir
culated, the fact that on few of them are to bo
found le the best evidence of that. If they have
not been privately circulated they would not be
-so scarce. There may have been no secrecy in
distributing them; but there was no more pub
licity given to them then won necessary to effect
their special object. They were not, as far as
wo can beano, circulated among those who side
with Bishop O'Connor on the School question.
pIIOIIIIIII AND THI 'PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Pdra. Swissbelm makes it ono of her charge!
against Dr. Carothers that he "sn enemy of
Public Schools:" not of the Pablio Schools, or
the Public School System, bat of " Pablio
Schools," in the abstract. The preposterous
ness of the charge is its beet refutation. Thl3
Post, however, repeats It, and deema Its author
the best witness to prove its truth.
The Post, the other day, boasted of it. reli
ance on the "public record." for the proof cf
Its charges 'genet Dr. Carothers. Whore, in
the public record. ie the proof to be found of
Dr. Carothers' hostility to "Public Schools I"-,
Will the Post be good enough to Inform us 1—
We venture to soy that not only will those rec
ords not tarnish the desired proof, but fur
nish evidence directly the reverse. Oa every
occasion on which the School question came up
in the legielature, his votes wilt- show that he
nobly sustained the State system of education.
The whole beets of biro. Betlasbelm'e charge
in to be found In the Ism that Dr. Carotbere did
not agree with that lady, an to the propriety of
erecting tho town of Wllkinehurg Into a borough.
Aottordlog to ber, the Incorporation of the
town would bane benefitted the School there.
ergo, the bootees oppoettion to the Incorporatiot
prone bim to be "an enemy of public Moen."
That le her login ; and although a little lame,
it in probably ea good as could be expected from
that quarter.
It Is et euoh stuff as this that political capital
Is sought to be made; and the very fact that
charges are built upon foundations so slim,
allows how Hale there is in the public career of
our candidate to which exception can be taken.
MIL MAMMY( AND ?HZ FUOISIVII LAW.—The
Union, of yceterdny, endeavored to convey, by
inuando, the imprerelon that hfr. - Hampton,
when in Congress, voted in favor of Hie Fugitive
Slim Law. A oorreepondent, below, seta that
matter vigil!:
Ma EDITOR: 1 Bee by the Uolon of this morn
ing an 11311161.11411011 that Mr. Hampton, oar can
didate for President Judge of this district voted
In Congress for the plunge of the Fugitive , slave
law, and by It *apparently attempts to entice
the opponents of that Law from the eupport of
Mr. Hampton.
Fortunately 1 have the journal of Congeals-of
the years 1849.-60. And I leave it with you, in
which it will be seen on paged 1999 &a on
every vote taken in the time on that question
that Mr. Hampton voted against this obnoxious
law. I leave the journal with you for the inept's
don of all who may desire to see it
Couirmar—The Poet sip that it 'has treated
Dr. Carothers ..courteoutly' end kindly.? If
_tramping up and persisting in false charges
against a osudidate, day after day, be treat
him "courteously and kindly," then the meaning
of three words - bas Lately undergone a material
change.
TIBILITILD RAVAOIII3 or TD3 YILL ' OIf IPITIII ar
OALVIBTON,--.Datll from Indianola via (calves•
ton to 28th nit., are received.
Texas papers are lamest, entirely tilled with
the ravages of the epidernio, which steins to
be deify on the Incirease.
The Civilian, published at Galveston, In Its is
sue of the 22d sap: "The epidemic rages with
unabated fury, and . Is destined to oonstltute the
daskett peg* to the history otoer otherwise fer
tintat• atty. Upward of two hundred persons
have already fallen .elotbna,lnoludiag Major
eilidlitsoo,,of th e United States trap' . -= •
TES PHTLIO Woll6..—The Apodachum, a dem
ocratic mar, published in the vicinity of the-
Portage Railroad, bears the Lapsing unequiv
ocal testimony to the Corruption prevalent there
From all we can learn, and from the general
opinion' among thoee who might to know, there
is, and has been a most outrageous syetem of plun
der carried on along the public improvements--
especially on the Portage Railroad; and groat
efforts are being made by come who have their
hands iu the spoils to keep them there, and to
rover up and prevent inleatigatione of poet trans
actione. The opinion that this ia the ease is too
general, t) be without some foundation, and the
• . inveetigntioa" by the Canal Comerdeeionere
some time ago, has served to iceman instead of
diminish the provaleuce of this opinion. Men
of all parties admit that the management of the
public works has been disgraceful to the State,
and highly deleterious to publia morale. It in
time that this elate cf affeire ehould end; and
the sale or lease of the public, works Boerne to be
the only memos at preeent of bringing It to a
close. A reform In their management appears to
be utterly hopeless, under the preeent petition
of ;Mare; and the only way of etopping the
Wondering is to place the works oat of the hands
of the Mate.
When Ibis remembered that the democratic
legislative ticket of thiv county was nominated
by a convention that endorsed the Mate admin
littation under which those things ere done, and
with an especial view to prevent not only a eale
of the Public wotke, but to atop all alerts to.
warde o legislative Investigation into their man
agement, it will be neon how important it Is to
the overburdened tax payers of Allegheny cons•
ty to defeat all chances of their election by a
hearty rally in favor of the whig ticket.
Tan Cnomt.A —The Arne:loan Consul at
Leeds, England, has addressed the following
letter to the Colleotor of N. York:
CONDI:LAIL Or Tlil UNITED STATES. 1 ,
Ulna, 16th Sept , 1863
Eta—l regret to inform you that the Aeiatio
abolerkhas made its appearance at the port of
Newcastle-upon Tyne, in a very virulent form,
and appears within the last few days so have
very much increased.
By a return Lhasa just had sent me from the
pf6oe of the deputy Superintendent Register of
deaths, it appears that since the commencement
of 'the disease, one hundred and matey eight fatal
cues have been reported. There is with the
disease a very large amount of diarrhoea, which
if taken in time, Se treated with mimes and
prevented from passing Into the cholera stage,
• or proving in Re two characters of diarrhoea and
cholera pretty generally throughout the town,
but is most decided and general in the
low and
oOnftned and least cleanly parts of IL
With great respect, I have the honer to be,
Sir,
Tour ota. serv't.
ALBUIT DAV; COOSta, U. B.A
TERYREARCE ADDRESS
PILLOW CITIZZES CY ALLSCIIIYHY COUNTY
The friends of prohibition, have required
the undersigned to address you a few words, be
fore depositing your votes on Tuesday next—
We then must meet our common foe. Shall we
be his, or he be ours, is for you to deeide,'„Onr
friends have presented that issue paramocint is
their and our estimation to all others. Acci
dentally, am some may think,-providentially, as
most of no believe—this lull in the sea of pollti•
ell etrite is assigned to permit you calmly to
contemplate the -terrible evils of Intemperance,
and devise a remedy unbiased by party preju
dices and passions. Let est di voter in title com
monwealth ask himself in the fear of God, can
not I do something to rescue my family, my
neighbors, my State, my common vuntry and
my common horatotoq from this debasing vice. '
The me of imbricating liquors as a beverage
has occaeioned misery in families. corruption at
the polls and in your Legislative lialk; produc
ed pauperism, generated crime, abridged human
life, brought =disease, insanity and death, and
these evils ere Mal increasing. Moral suasion
has been tried, the statistics of intemperance in
all their horror have been spread before the li
quor dealers, the recources of human reason,
the Whelk appeals of &offering women, the
burniog tears of blighted orphanage have all
been exhausted in thg effort to reach tee heart
and the conscienee of the grog tellers. There .
have all failed to stem the overwhelming torrent,
now nothing remains but the entire prohibitieu
of his destructive traffic, the confiscation of bit ll•
quor and the infliction upon. wilful transgress.
ore of the heaviest penalties of violated hire
Let him talk of his rights—the safety of the
Commonwealth demands that this need day be
killed.
The history of the past proves that there can
Fe no welt regulated traffic t intoxicating liquors.
Our ptiesent license Lewa, however well designed,
have utterly failed to-cure the evil. Failed as •
reatriction upon the trafac—falled se a revenue
measure—failed because the buslness, if right,
should again be licensed; if wrong, nopriesshould
kg ad a its terrible enormities. If the preient
system has failed, it behoves you, through your
Representatives, to devise sad costars:l a batter
system. _
You have righte—thoso rights impose, upon
jou sole= duties and Bole= reeponsibilitlo,
You are a freeman. and in this republioan goy.
eminent, a part of tho sovereign poirer. You
can command and your servants wan obey. As
a rational being you ate responsible to your fam
ily, to your country, your race, rnd your God,
for this exercise of your highest r.rerogittse as
6 freeman. We ask you, en behalf of suffering
humanity, that for this once, at [tout, you en ea
aroloe it as to encourage virtue and to diaconate
nonce vice and crime. You can devote some por
tion, if not the whole of the fow,honre that re
main in a vigorous effort to remove temptation
from the young and the inexperienced. lie may
be your brother, your son, or your neighbor,
anti without - your aid. may lead a drunkard's
•life and sink to a dronhard's distil and a drunk
ard'e bell.
Orgarnss, Organize in your ward., your bor
oughs,oar townships. deo that your aeighbors
know what candidates are for prohibition—what
against—in thit miscast there can be no neutrals.
Let not Tutiday's noon go down upon our relia
ble Late anp oiled, and the day is cure.
Telly's not, ye croakers, that oar good old G;m
monwealth cannot pass, or if parsed cannot ex
ecute o prohibitory law. Who dare libel Penn.
sylvania by saying that what Maine, Vermont,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Michigan,
have done by overwhelming majorities!, she can
not attempt and exeoute to). States whoa* ori
gin are but of yesterday, poetess more moral
power to enact and execute than the christian
Commonwealth of William Peon. Allegheny
county, too, that has alwayeetood In the front
rank in -this moral warfare, shall she hesitate
or falter. Let Tuesday's work silence forever
the tongue of the elanderer.
• The battle Is ono of life and death. We, must
conquer intemperance, or oar flbertiiii
overturned by, it. Our appeal la to the good, the
true, the jut, the phllanthrophist, the christian
in all sects of rellgiou, la all parolee of polities
devote the few hours. that 'remain to remove for
ever this abominable teethe.
We 11114 EX the name s of the candidates for 14-
&Wive offices who have given satisfactory an
swers to our interrogatoriee:
Senate—De. James Carothers and Win E Ste
venson. Assembly—T. J. Ingham, Charles Nay
lor, John J. Muse, John M. Parlor. John E.
Parke, John M. 'Kirkpatrick, A. H. Burns, Wm.
P. Ferree.
It would be too invidious a duty for our nom.
mittee to icy for whieh of these you should vote.
Select the *blot, the truest, and other thing.
being equal, those most likely to be elected.
Our duty is done—see that yours be not neg
lected.. .
"Rtn, A. M. BRYAN, Roy. Remus'. Viminus,
Mao's, Jno. Q. Dnvirr,
(ILO. ' WEITZ, 1111•2111131.21,
A. Q. LLTYD, OBAILIII Noon,
PUILIPBTSVIPIS
; TAE MODIVIOATIOXII Or TIFIS VIIIINAL NOM—
Bow!! of our morning ootemporaries, catching it
the reports that a special ooneler had been de.
spatobed from England to Constantinople with
4eepatobee requiring the &titan to withdraw his
modiattations of the Vienna note 51:0 accept it
unaltered, seem to have overlooked a sentence
In the LOIMIOII Times, Incorporated-In tbe letter
of its Paris oorreilpondent, which, glees the en
mor,naying that journal bad the but authority
for mink the report wee not ' ree. Whatever
faults the Times may have, its direct statements
of that nature are generally reliable. We shall
set —N. Y. Cots. Ado'r.
OkILAJI'It RIGHTS i* Nutt JEMMY.— ThO New•
ark Mercury says that single women, who were
free•holder6 voted In Now Jersey as late as the
year 1800. In a newspaper of that date Is a
complimentary editorial to the female voters, for
unanimously supporting John Adams for Pried
dent, in opposition to Dif:7afferson.
PROMIIOII Nauman, Munich, one of the most
renowned oriental scholars, thoroughly conver
sant with the Chinese language, to about to em
igrate to fho United States. Ho to one of thee°
men who, both by cbsracter and scholarship are
• valuable acquisition for America.
MIL. BOULB'S Rsosrztos . ix Munro —The
Spanish *Metal organ at Madrid, the lleraldo, la
&accruing the sublet:it of Mr; Sonle's reception
by the Government of Spain. It is said that the
Spanish Cabinet had agreed to allow him to pre
sent his credential! the Government reserving
to itself the right of eroding him Ma passport
should he deput from the strictest diplomatic
propriety talus epeeoh to her Majesty the
The eperch delivered by Mr. Soule on the even
log or departure for Spain hut raked up the old
embers of ,tilisatlifsedion, and tie prim was
stitloillag Mm and Ida seathwints •4127Ae0k1y.,
4 ✓
Frunow Fargo ow ver.
Thibodaux,'lle, Ls., Minerva a list.
of &Attain that village from yellow foyer alone,
betw..en Ang.:lBth and Sept. 22d. The whole
somber is 148; only 12 of whom are colored—
white males 91, white fernalee 40. Among the
liet we see the names of John Rodgers, Mre. P
whitnher, James Frost and Janch Weber, of
ftenneylvanis. From France there were 19 and
from Ireland 8.
At Bayou Bare during tba week ending Bet
241. b, there were 0 deaths in hospital, 18 dis
charges, and 26 remaining under treatment.—
On - the estate of Dr. Ira Smith, in West Fell-
Asa% Parish, there had been 7 deaths, and on
thu 24th ult. 30 oases Nine deaths had oc
curred at Point Coupee daring the week, and
,here was no abatement
Jackson, Mika, wav nearly deserted, and on
the 23d ult. the fever was inoreasing.
"At Beton Rouge the fever was decreasing; at
Plaquemine it was inereaeing; Waterproof and ,
Clinton had, so far, escaped.
At Vicksburg the epidemic, was abating.
Only 12 Intermento on the 20th and 21st
At Grand Gulf, up to September 28d, ther
bad been 60 deaths, nod the fever was inoreast,
lug. About 100 oases were under treatment,
,and there were about 125 persons who bad not
had the fever. At Port Gibson them. had been
66 deaths; 150 eases were under treatment, and
only 160 persons had not had the fever. Out,
of 37 members of the Howard Association,
only 2 were able'to do duty; 7 had died and
the rest wore sick. All. the stores in Port Gib
son and Grand Gulf were (dosed. Among the
deaths were Rev. B. F. Chew, Baptist Minister,
and Rev. 'A. Ferebras, Catholic! priest. At
Lake Providence there bad been 78. deathe out
of a population of 120.
THE ECOSZTA CORILESPOSIDUOII.—The truly
American letter of Secretary Marcy has been
cordially and enthusiastically received at the
North by both the preen and the people, and is
generally regarded is an able, statesman-like
document, completely and conclusively antithilo
ting the preteheions of Austria as to the law of
calicos having been violated by Captain Ingra
ham. Mr. Maroy'e language is calm, courteous,
dignified—and his arguments overthrow Mr.
Huleemann's document as completely as those of
Mr. Webster did on a former omission. The
manly tone of Its concluding eentiments, intima
ting that if reparation or apology is needed on
either side, It ought to come from Austria, and
not from the United States, are in strict acoord
arm with the popular sentiment as already ex.
pressed. As remarked by the Newark Advertis
er, Marcy has, in the capacity of Chief
Justice pro tempers of this great American tri
bunal, drawn up the opinion' of the °Quit, and
put it into logical form."
The news from Europe by the 'steamer Amer
icus, to be found in cur columtile day, intimates
that the most complacent expectations had been
formed and entertained at Vienna, as to the wil
lingness of our government to surrender Kowa
to the tender mercies of Austria. The letter of
Mr. Marcy will therefore prove an explosive at
the Courts of Northern Europe, audits high tone,
and the doctrines it so ably enunciates, will star
tle toe Emperor of Austria and his Russian and
Prussian allies into the conviction that America,
while claiming nothing that she is not entitled to
demand, will most assuredly submit to nothing
that she ought to resist. What will be its effect
in other respects, cannot at present be surmised,
but there can be no doubt that the President
will be upheld by the people in the course he has
adopted.—Bak. Amnicen. •
Bmorke. EITINBIOR —WO took it "a IODt" the
other day, along the line of this branch of the'
Cleveland and Wellsville Rail road, se far up as
East Liverpool: and from our observation, we be.
lieve there is not a single lecti, nor a piece of
meeonry of any importance bet ween this eon the
iota: plaue,.en which operative's are not now
vigorously employed The stone work at the
mewl) of Little Creek, the eastern boundary
Iwo ef ttie borough, and . er for direction of con
tractor FLOTCUII, is progressing very rapidly,
and will, we think be so far advanced, in a ehort
time, er to he out of the ray of any redden rise
tu the river. The work here is very heavy, and
is being done in to durable and eubctentiel =n
eer. A little farther tip the road, near the reel.
dense of Mr. Janis Watts. quarrymen are en
gaged In getting out atone for this and other poe.
tions of the line. At Rower' run the allegory
has also been commenced and coneiderable grub
bing done between that point and Eeq hieLroon•
us's. We observed. near Walker's brick yard,
the completion of a short piece of the read—it
lecke rail road-like, and seamy to be very sob
stontially ettastrunted. neuron ie else engaged,
with a taxing forge, at Alusiicumee rue; heroic a
very heavy piece of mseonry, but as he wider
/data. Air business, we think the Company need
have no fears ea to the time of ate completion,
I nor the meaner in which it will bee That
I old pioneer of bridges and lecke, Mol • MILL=
ie progressing with hie work at Little Beaver.—
Wo have not, an yet, been go high up. but from
what we can gather, and AfreaVdr. known
pirtevarauhe, we predict that good*ark.ltillie.
dune on hie "jab," and in dap omen. Marc
loon.— Welloiart Pat.
GIUMAIIT. —The German pros hes et tea
shown a peculiar affectbus for two eure's.neste,
which have been discovered, the one in &mos
ny itself, the other itrB riturland The first le
the penniless of horses far the French csiiiiry,
which hu been duly obrontoled from every town
and htirse-mathet throughout Denmark, theuorth
of Germany. down to Bavaria. with the dark
hint; that Prance wu arming; the fact being,
that Prance Is always dependent on her neigh
bors for her supply of horses, end makes these
purchases nearly every year, not only , here but
in Eog and. The emend is the certainty that
the United States are backing Bwitserland to her
opposition to Austria, and have agreed to lend
her active assistance. 'The recent creation of a
Minister Resident at Berne, taken In connection
with the erlf.confidence d the Swiss to the
Ticino Matter, and the bodiless of the Americus
in the Rents affair, mem to be the only grounds.
The Band states that sub p proceeding is in the
highest degree improbable; and affirms that no
memorial to President Pierce on the part of the
Beindearath valets. .
With more appearance of probability, it is as
serted throughout Germany that the Cabinet of
Vienna is endeavoring, to connection with lie
grievances ',pima the American captain, to in
duce the various Governments of Europe tojeln
In calling on the Cabinet of Washington for a
declaration of its views on the subject of inter
section in European politics, the lewd of inflow'
In general, and those of nationality In particu
lar. The latter are confessedly not *clear, and
have already given rise to tremorous contentions
In Germany, whence Co max, person emigrate
. .to the United States, without permission of their
Governments, or without heeler complied 11th
their duties as citations. Snbh persons, on otos
glen of their return, whether for a visit or longer
stay, arc claimed by their respective Govern
meats, and celled to saeonnt far_ their dentin
tions of duty, un which the American represen
tative remonstrates, makes , representations, dm
Thu expectations of medlcar men, that the
visitation of the cholera would be unusually se
vere this year, ream likely to be realized:—
Though the cues are not numerous (abocit 20 odd
a day.) they terminate fatally In about 80 per
cent, and after a very short Illness. Up to the
present time, out of 822 oases, there have been
187 deaths, 24 cures, and 111 still under treat
ment. The variations of temperature from day
to day, and during the Bated MI, are 'regarded
as a prolific) game of its mote malignant appear
ance, and it is obi:...11111d that Immediately after
the various popular festivals held of late, - i.e well
as after Sundays, when the-whole population de
votee itself religiously to ;taking its plesenre in
the open air till a late hour; the number. of cacao
have beenmers onizterone than at other times.
01:01MILLIVSLLI RAM Roat).—The Cumberland
Minors' Journal Metes that.; M. Barnett, Esq.,
in charge of • party of engineers, bas commenced
surveying the route of the Connellsville Rail
'Road from Cumberland, Welt. Tho varlet's ea
gineoriog portion are prosecuting their labors
with great vigor along the! entire lino of the.
road, and that the tomtits, AP for as tutemtalned,
are of the most sallsfectory tobaraoter.
GOLD 1.01/ GOAD IA 11111 , ALLICIAIIIII6.—Tho
Fairmont Virginian soya dig an old gentleman
arrived 10 that town, a fear days alone, with some
good apeoimens of lead o e, and come speol
mons of what he contends t gold quarts, whleh
he atiya he obtained from e mountains, bet
resolutely deolines to state hare ho found the
ores he exhibits, and exalt! gip declares that if
the one la gold, he has etre y enough of It on
hand to insure him • th d dollars at the
FIOLOW FiT1:11, krllDk. —The British
steamer Merlin, at New To k, from -- Bermuda,
with dates to the 25th las t, brings terrible
11
accounts of the yellow fever The disease broke
out at St. George'e about Att. 20th, and down
to Sept. 26th, out of .0 tire population of
2400, Including the militaryland 'murices, there
hid been about 80 . 0 deaths..
Burton 27, Alleghenylr y Road, Miura.
W & Hamilton,oott*torr, wen Lathed
lett week and propoooi &pod job by: theEn
&ere, al we learn by one'. f the contractors.
Thlale the Orel job dubbed n the road —Pm.
port ',edger.
41101X1It it AO _GOODIS a FIAST.-../t, haring
been rumored that Johal.t.jDEn yea about .to
write another latter to D. Oareht,of kienth Car.
Wine, to.whom he addioated hte:former - one,
photos himself righ the Daltimort phttform t
lia
the New York Eve g bet ' ye I,' , •
We trust, for hi owa that there pay be
no coition for a Dix . attain) bill Donee.
• ondeuee with D . Genii: further, though,
. to 00
. 1,4 E4 4 pod ow steads la more
tibia bf mama a than* uli' ld before sorb!?
FALL DRY GOODS.
GEORGE P. SMITH & CO.,
• G 4 Wood , Pittsburgh, Po.
iI FFER for sale a largo and complete
MT:M. Zgitirt"'o r r k iT:V.r v i:tig‘co b o l i v okig E lr:
Pr r irj h rct h tl 'i o ' t " sp t h pi r o ' r d e T i 4 cTelg ‘ b P rls is er . s . :ste w t o
We be r c?.n
r.
b lo pny city east or west.
tr, leer 'at attics, comprising a Pall sr
• orrns.nr; Dsek Prim•res.Bluee. rimier', Mourning, Poll
( clef: .ts; Eathoh sad flermew 4-I Chint.s. On.
011ilidAild—Latirester. Dolrtitlr, Arc ,
1.-rlorco high rolors, and Fancy stae•rks.
STUFM litsODS—Allinrcas, Merinos. Coburor. Pastimes.
ors, Mohair 4Lurters. !rangy and piern nti les, DsLana
rri.
esAboocre.r, and all newest stiles of Winter Degas Gold..
let/)LENS—.f largo stook rf bra k and ninny radars..
Ci .thy; Doeskin. blait and falser Cassintereo or most sta
atoned 'tyros; thertlops rn great variety. Domestic sad In
toned; Partners in "decks, colon, Mixtures and printo.l
kwestern mumfacture, usual fall merely
Two do. Joans.ol9l mercies, and all sorts low priced win.
terfabrica.
•
V rl ♦OP—A fall nasarlalent in 8•Ita, aq , l Oer
an fa., etyi.s gArgio. Stn•claa. Cambric, :11.n Uc
1. IloUnnUc Joana Damaks,
LI NSF, d—Pleda. Red. lilunan , i Ohantelent, et,l,
118.1/WS (.10felle—BI—enbad Pheetiass and
1.ne1,, 0101 kinds nod etnonnleans( e ,
“,nnurje. Dedham ao lelenkete—Doctetetie and Per
sign. ..
A.,emptete stock of all sorts of Yet lety Dais. slain end
chested Nestle ood whit , goolg Lae, Embroider.,
mike, Kiblense,riVinter Shawl., and everytbieg wung.te.
in the Dry think line, Um shoot 01 which will be kept full
t• eon rivet ...Milne throogbottt tiwieisein
Tbey twtinit trxensination of they stete.E by au, die
row dto outshoot, (dim) Pittsburgh. Sept. IN, IVA.
tEr.SEE AND LAFAYETTE COLD
. 311uleg Campany. New Y.rk column. rptddm
A. H. HOLM ES & BR 0 ,
iiiaitiFActunato OP
SOLID BOX VICES, SLEDGES, PICKS,
rd'ATTOCIIS, CROWBARS, &a .
TUBBER SOLLEW, BRIDGE BOLTS,
CAR, BO S,
tYA~II NB2. co rroN. TODACC , J. AND lIEMC BC:it:Md.
PITTSBURGH.
°Moe SID Wood ■t.. o 114 end dad.
All kindn of blacksouth work tor I.lrltikes. de., np at
the shoe test notice nod at the lowest pikes
ore All work warrautol spoil to any thAtiolarterroVlEG
mate
E E. Ceaoo, futhionable Preen
Maker mad !Muer. tro.:C. Fourth street. socoud s•or'.
All work. en trusted will be exeauted •Ith 13+16LSIIMB and
trosteh. .03
fita- BURRY. & BARNES' SAFES-116re
13 the kin/ of teetimony ae to the value of our SAVES,
12p. which we eau confidently rest tbeiiiputation of our
work. We laee aire.ir published several eartlfi.t.3
prireinc that Eaten Li.. for Our regular Ind ordinary
sales, wad sold etre., have been eubjeeted to the
SEVEREST 'CENTS IN AOTUAL CONFLAGRATIONO,
and preserved their contents totally free Wool daut.,
The foltowina in another proof of the tame incontestable
character:—
810.000 WORTH OF DOORS AND PAPERS
SAVED WITH A 340 SAFE!
ALBION, Nun UotMir. F.
November Ili, 1862.
N. Ittigga Ileuges—llear 81re tour two lettere
were duly rettelywl. 1 Wen wheent at the time. I would
Fay, re6ard - to your lafe, I coufider it tierieetly Plitt
P 1 tetite I tli• one I bought of you leBt fall. Ori the
mornitig el the 10th .l June lad—my etore building
eiting burned to stab.. It was built of wood awl brick—
• large three otory building. My bad wee In It at the
tint. ol the ere, and fell Into the reilar. where there war
large amount of oil. It wan r. •ery hot gr.,
Mr not. and hook' arceunts that wre In the Safe.
ain euutel to about Tau Thotuland Doli e art, whotb wa
1,7 rd. Thera was not u single paper tapered; and further. r
I you,. advtse any person who Is doing. buena., to ton.
oo time,
at
boy a ears.. ire. their papers, la. In—aud
tot us that le Rood. I arm safely ...amend your Safes
non .:a..
Flowers Will Grow where the
Waters Man.—lithe cutlets of the scalp in kept healthy.
and toe roving of the Hair Inel:rotated by aticon'ants
which cherwe at their throokh the Inner akin or
Jannis et Le bead, a elect. and •Igarous bead of Hale
CALIMO tell to La the reiult. Tte opera . lon of LYON'S
KATIIAIItON le founded entirely upon this mart rewrote
able lea of the !lardral World. It I prepanid of loch
Ingreileite only es will praline.. tile effect hence the
port le esedukottr here tried wed been benrtllet by a.
nae—ani the secret of Ito in:Loons* sale. The appearance
plv n b the Lair is truly benntlln' no 1 P:eatinit Celd s •
by ell :eaters. everywhere, at 25 cent, la large bettleki
D. it. BA Snarl/nor. 161 Broadway, N Y.
held In Plttelinrgh by It. M. Sellers, C. Fraser. Benj.
aaPe Fleming • Bri.. and Braun 4. honer. 1.02.2
HENRY H. COLLINS.
FORWAH DINO AND ,
CONINIISSION IIiERCHAN'
kNID IVROLY-1ALI: DFALEIL IN
CUEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, AND
PROD OCE GENERALLY,
113 Wood t. Pittsburgh
o'CONNOR, BROTHER & CO.,
BANKERS AND INSURANCE DEALERS
Oise door from First street, Pittsburgh
Sy Buy and reli Par and Current Funds
iiight roil Time Exchange ; Erin. tin:eke, Eastern and
Ig.ste:n Tim, Bills. aril Promisee:7 Nor,: sl:Ow 0
oert. co 'nue Leineite• el Ear .4 C u rrent Morey; anti.
iry4y, Viet gad Marine Erlich. Dm the efTna &sun:Tot
Climpoe; (club Capital $170400) .4 Rearai hanietanceiCa
(cm E,1,1 sto,coc.eete•
CHARLES E. LOOMIS
STOCK AND BILL BROKER.
Notca, Bonds, Morgages &0., Negotiated
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
LitEka.: Ti./ THE PVROIIAST, ANC , SALK 07 ISTOCEP.
4Rit - 'tl' en own. R. Jensms 1 Cn.. Oen., W0...1 and Yourth
Carts. /nit
R. C. Looms,
(Of the lota firm of !'Curdy k Loomis,)
•
ISIIOLINAL.B OULU. IN
BOOTS AND SHOES
59 Wood street, Plttebargb
jeadly'l3
Inzarsraoo t.,omp amp or YrtratrargO
a. D. HMI. ramniuvr.
0.02q0N, 04 WATER, BETIMB VCARYSI AND
WOOD I==ra.
if CLL. .t.t:Ti Tilt
AflE_StiYj}l LIIYYPtI. AND To.lliliSA•
33'1E.
f.s• . •✓w 4 4 egatral ALP.
11110.,61 ,rlit of Ow Zti A anes ZY L A N 4 110 A 170. A
ry..l
Di lIDOTODD :
H D Ring. W m I....rtuter. Jr
WLl.llagall.r, D. M. Mier,
Pa...11/1.J., . Wiz. I:lDeltan.
ithhcri DwHAD. Jr_ i Jo:n 6. Dflorett?
P. tharbaDarb. , Gravacin 3.lMrs,
JAI. ..r1 H.......,.u.e. i J. Dehr.w.imstsr,
.14.1. Drymat. Wm It, Hay,
Ira.. H Danonet.
442
--RAWL T.HENNICDY
KUWANb 1311E0(1
,Jinri T. -ETU:kir:::
REMOVAL
' LOGAN, WILSON & CO.
LEPOWLEES LED WHOLESALE DEALS= nit
FOREIGN ANn DOMYSTIO
HAH.DIVAILE, CUTLERY,
.411te
lleve removed to their new and extensive
Mtn, No. 62 Plocrretreet. four door. above the St. Charles
liotol, where their eastantere. and .merehanta morally,
are tart rd to as eratolnatten of the moat moot - 44e almost.
mast over 0W.44 In-thts oft,
feline
FLEXING BR9THEII,B,
(scommoas TO J. luin . •
WHOLRSALVDMIOdISTO, •
80. 60 Wood street, Pltitsburgb.
113..Prot.rl•tor• of Dr. Ill•Lastei Chlebratsd Vormltur•
19., Jo.
JAMES P. TANNER,
WHOLIMALIe DR &LER
IN BOOTS, MONS, BONNETS, AND LEATREE,
No. 86 Wood t, Pllttabo
ASP FOCAIII•
j gig nook consists of upwatdo of 2500
UAHES. Incembrac every Tuley. and ails of HOOTS,
811011 e and I.lOlll.NnTi. purchased anent from New gag
land manufanntrera,adapted expressly for PALL aled
W/X72.7t SALE.% sod will nogg eatlafaetory prima—
comparing favorably with Mom of Philadelphia and Naar
Vert Pal-abaft,. willlease 11 anl examine barna
buying. A 1.., NSW YO R K SOLE LWATIIICIt f lyna
DAGUERREOT YPES
NATIONAL GALLERY
ACKSON'S National Da gnerroan Gallery,
corner nf the Diamond soul liartot street. (cproolte
Wilma'. Drug flare.) Pittsburgh.
Laura and Orotiomen witching tnobtain lifelike Monson I
at nerlontio Pao... Oil plaamo call at the stow.. entablisto
o:lent, rel..' up with rot/ •uporior Eld• and Phy Linbte,
arran,rod with each 0.111 that the operator ono take lt•
frurt rcoeoty rao *thirs of the ho Caen form with ell the
orsalr,tud lint ZIT ALL
.o.
illa Y getnaatToM4Miti:e=t re" "
110:1‘treons not rept:red to tahr• pluture. mews • 1:43 ,
fact rem:ablate.
*V..itikentsger taken of mitt and draeurd persons to
sot fort of thefityland vicinity. (
losultooton fuel operating font 8 a. it. until e p
04got 7;1. in no. Diamond. treat 411 , 11nT
117.1490N1S PUNT PiEXIIJII
DAGUERREOTYPES.
vosr OffElOki BUILDINti, THIRD STILICZT.
g tITIZEN3 and etranore who with to ob
lj lain an arcuate, 4111440art , thr ilkenros• at a
Cory molorate polo, will and it to rir interuot to call of
-tie" well known eteablinhment, whore roar, eatheaction
lectserenuord, cr r.ochokrgs 1.4 e. Laying on. of the
I orgrit and brat arranged lilln and likylightaever our
ertiotod for the purport. with Instrument. of tho mop
wonurfol kind. and Itinvi . ng adopted the/q.t.= of Itarnor.
~a 7011, a , 00 Paw pooollln4 by Ulo celteratad Boots. of
Pleir.delphia and Now Pork, .110.*7i. Ostlers hisawir to be
altia to oiler to tba revue of the Me, any). of Duna ,
refflt•Lolthr , 013011 rr in sroUlto. which has never balm
almanac).
Iterate ODa3 and operating. in alt 1 , 010.!:117414cao 8
alert a, u. In v. to infact&wr
jar Wn Dinner the attention of our road
en the adeertlegratent of “MORSE'S INVIGORATING
(foamy." to be found oboe the fourth ow.
war Ws believe bistare u has provided a
remedy !be every Mamas which fir heir to. ' II18It•e
YXTROLItUId orIIOOICOLL, put noise it &me, from the
met laborsiory, ociiioesled deirp In tie bowels of Maher
&am, is, without doubt, one of the arresteet of these
remedies. Hoed the following maim°, g le e n by a
intendment:
• Pausairl Yousr, Ohio. &Pc 114 latet.
Me.. Si. ALlGer—alri have sold all your Petroleum.
or Hoeg Oil. some two mouths past. and have been look
ing for your agent to get a further waggly. I could hate
euld jams dosen more. We havelband the Oil yap
time
in floe and Dysentery. Ny daughter. at the
time your await was hers, was lying very low with the
flux; I gave bare tw i rl. and Dir. hours' gave
the wend. and ttui ltoopel. and she rotenone'
Immediately.. it _an estr i amulw i, ren a l, f or
Bore and Inhumed Eyes, Uutshltru tea, an beamalLsm,
and tor the riles:sot. aim bean cured of /Mg •tasultog.
your., with -1 sespeet. i hue Gnaw.
or tale by ail the Drogeriste is. Piltsbursh.
Wt I.Paners advertising Palsoleum ukase topy.i .
Rtown's Buena of Gli
nt—This Zama Is prevention onuantuall excelleieel
la atolsory Montne. Indolent chalets, to Anat. In ell
eyes 00 p re ,thaeloo of the aliteellve lanallans. It A of
Ineetnnable yahoo Dosinit the porreleant of tlue eptdomla
ehotenand.omm.f complaint' of ettlldren,lt fs pseullarly
efleselooe: no Amity or Individual dotal/ b. without It.
Gernosi—lte ente toot ale lien • "oloseloolo. villa' la
Penrod only by 1. JIDOWS. it hie Drus sod Obanlial
stare, nottlasit earner of Illth Ann Otteennt stmets.Pbll•
anelPhe,mel foe elth by ell an toapietebla oselbeemetee in
the Stites; mot i Jilshooo l e: Page, Jr. It. A.
'filheasega A Dr: In,. Dam* . Wlkaz Ooe
- In Al W Amy OUT Pr coed L. A. Dick.
•
-L •
te — Fall Stlle for Gentlemen's Hats.— I EW 3IUSIC! NEW MUSIC!- Just ro.
1 1 :1LSON SON. 91 Woad gtr0.4.1. ha l\ cal•ine erery day, by Aclarihs Wm Frpriewathe
ti.i• tint, to the ritivaa of P a.i•t.umili, ,
id. test nubil-a•ione
to nib, Dale:
fannens the citr , their taeiutitul chic of • ' I, l e. Witch:
AT:. Particular attriatiza te invred to oat f.a• / 4 . 1 cc.
Sl Ilah• cp., rioter nue: •
Dale—Bona awl S•tit Mira, Pisan and Units=,
Ireattor. •i•at thy Kate now la elrePinai
'lt heart e Rh . ) • T minailtarlight:
The eeletwa•ed pinta war. of Mil, 11. Sonata;
At r,v• Inum the tore a abate:
Ella Ike ii.or „Sion: :
1 oin to our rid le:
Lame anuello waits.
eal.or lirtare Pelt.
Teal. Rock richottlicb;
I tanem I tich err , h:
Atlantic St.lcor.:&b/p,: 6 1.;
A plilecilou cln. v .cane arranged tar the Guitar. at
IL aCIIR••EDnIt .
No 33 Fourth it.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL 8500,000!
J trper
~,,torn MaNamet,...
............. Firm of D i . arm. Ina
CO .
/Iffialn Mcilen ki,rn, flaßin, Mail. aL.
. - nnar Firm of Goorco I.llma 00.
ooir B. ............ ----Firm o - f
Eno, Mahon,. Co.
!to, Woof, Firm of Wont.
P .... ...... Firm of
pp Me Marl.
finny G. No . birm of Far, Cir Co .
J &WS Lw._ ....... ..—..—.- Firm of J mice Low Co.
;inflow B Hatch. Firm of 0. 11. a Co.
Jqin 8.J . .
...Firm of 1. 0 Howe Co.
II G. Lambert.' tti'm o re ft A. Lawrence t Cr.
our/. A Dudley of ilactior t
efm• of - Lows. Afrerbury Jr.. • Co.
Ltsi P. Alm i ton, Firm s of J. M. Beat, Morgan A Co.
amm T. Dwight- Finn of Trowbridge. Dwight a Co.
firm of Nelson Co.
'horfa A' dunm..... Firm Of fialaile, Ram a Co.
3, o oftie C orlfinr, Firm of hihermau &
Co .
6.rorpe D. Horgan, Firm of Z. B. Mor. Co.
Jam. arman....-., ....... Firmer Conran, Lott., A Co.
Thom. inn of T. et II Matinioirer.
Parid Scmford. firm J ohown ti.ford.
f iyhas N0rt0n,...---Virm of NOrrOri, Butler Ilc l.
i"infier Hy
81 JL
.1.1 rnul, . .... . . . .Firm of Boyd Cif..
cock/and 1K IBulf Firm of tleekell , Morrict a Bull.
.B.frfd 0. Barna, Firm of A. N. Bann , . t Cu.
.11or. .Firm or 16. uawond a 0.0.
r .6w .... Firm of liontifne, Anon t Co.
Lyman Circifai
James A. . ........ of Brown. Haim. a 0.10 t.
floor l l.Priothifigham, Firm of Pratt Icahn., Newell A Co
jehn nwt, Firm of Swift, 1.1.11.. A Co.
Curtis Noble Firm of Condit. Nctila
Ifierd A Work Firm of Wort a Ornta.
XaMen H. M0ckw41,..--Firm f 0 Atockwell • Co.
Tows Flimorrey,— Firm of barrier, Rump.. 11.1.
LCc, T. 1100 er ea.kier Cortinentel
anford N. Barney Firm of Wolfe, Fargo 000.
Irmo, Morgan,
----Firm or George Pearce et C.o.
BISLEON L. LOO.lllB. PrenideM..
S. J. lIARTI.G. Serreetare.
4Y. 7 RT-77 71 .1iiic , AM I M
) F
TEE STATE MUTUAL FIRE ARD
.11A111:14511148UltANOS Ct/11P/1.9Y, of Harrisburg.
1.1...aam001i0, 1 . ay 4, 1853.
A 40.41 of the Company. Star 1, '1,1.419:19 016 61
fry° imon y. 551 to ?day 1, 1853 135.250 60
rro'd on Loacm 916 19
,tatloorry and Ottlee E 0.1,110.14....... 1.000 00.
Promo: 8310.183 20
4a. oaneellud 11 2,799 94
Lo. termirateal 7.162 81
,Lame., Kamm., CommiudonB,
Insuranre, Itelnruol Premium.,
M
otionory, Poinithir, se 77,901 81
Catch.' Stock. Dahl ha and necOgrd
I=ll
Premium Nubs,. .112d0.01:
and Morticaittai 4[tirta, and
utb-r Reny rine, 132,abb
Caah on hand.or bandauf macula
...lir. I by bondo x 17,810
(.411,.. Furniture and litatiortery-- LOOlO.
••r‘, - ---$348, 3 1 4 70
otoont. of wlturted claim., agatnot the2Com•
P. , 1
.301 o f yet aue...., .... _......._.... ....... :.: — 5 6,000 00
DLLT.CIMIS:
PritN P. RUTHERFORD, battyhln citiatly.
51'. C: SEDOWICK, Harrisburg; ' .
r AMOS JONES, Plltladelbhint \
A. WILKINIL Dunker. Pamburght ' \
A. A. CARRIER;
JtOIN N. RUTHERFORD. Dauphin counte: ‘
AJ. 0 ILI.K . r. Ilarrinbura; . t
A T. XINER,
ROBERT KLOTZ. Carbon eotalAyt I .
JOHN P. RUTHERFORD. President.
A. J.tIILLET,
and
A ill insure naatnit perils of ors and Inland navigation:
el, on morotaindian In 01 y or country. at lows. raj.
f wtOßent with itafetT, Policlowlornea on dwelling honite
~..; terpetney or Rot farm 01 yeArg.
If nob O dle, oornor of •
Fonath awl Ilmilititleld otroeter,
1 PI%
i. A. A. (IA MUSIC. Actnary.
. ._
'. kalledical Testimony cannot be c-,n
-,T.pr,..tx -oon of lb. moot atattli ow eturc Is narr•ted o f
I r\ rt. Me l.stOto Vanntfuga by Dr. John Satter, of Lowell
ruml.nil h roiiity. , Obto. Tho 1400 w:b that of a y tonJ
t .. ly
tei v", i :n ' tt . m . 1175. o f p ' b r y y : i 4 cl ' a k no t . '" no n l . fo k' bad l h r -en , t '' ...1 4 i bu t L i '' oo ' o .
of P`kirtApsui ll\ell. Dr. 114:1,r Ras then called In, nod
for a s timn bollaelkd tw.th , hie prodenerooto that It ow, •
111 .1 or Prolsrgu How., howevn,y. coon :Jowl to the
cetuctuacn that 11 potioat trot Buffeting trout wort.,
•11 1 at ter 1:0000 pc. u.iuo. yr•vel;l4 u,,la ben . t.. 1 'Lake
Iwo .Macs if 6T. 3lttl.e.'t Vsrmifitee.. ,
. jtit medicine had
th • 5.7. rt of nmovina 'ram here c.rithtew numbar of th.
iat err , me\ A.i. r sle,Fnsted Own:hiter health lottmodit
at • it .01 urnl . . \ 0 he Is starethorritd. ontfto ntlnuen to
Vllj •e hootth. e \. .
. .
U . Porebaso o Will L•tray \ efal to .- k fur DIL ttIeLANE'S
CELMOLAIRD KRKIIIPUOK, nnJ tok, deco elre All
other Vermlutbatkiti F....bathtub, ate omtdateas Dt. Ile .
Lone . , genuine Trimlfinte, at his ttelebra - ri Warr P.l a
uow Githad at at rertertahlle Drug Paola. in lb+ CIO!
tot butte., and from He. t aole ortlbilettra.
.., t FLEMTNI) '.t. BIifITIIRRA,
bett; Bor. elnertato J. Rbld 1 . Co, 50 Word st.
EMEMIE33
•
In Etill.r c Dorf. 3 Oct_ t. C
1131.1.. f4merly of the 6:11 W.rq . l'ittsbr.h. in I he, .53:11
of hf.vbge
\ PEEWIT 1 ; 1408, \
Num air •
•
NIJNNS'-. & CLARK, N,. Y.
'Flus, elf pail) and unrivalled kANCiniviitich
took' the ava l pria•fiarcr Natal at tha.late Sate Falai
I•. nue eltr, le offered the «ale hi the Rube hrltwe. trwether
with e choker rolee•leri of P trabOel from theseeree thiteitrw
to 1 alekera.,Nl4.Nl4B CLARK N. Y. Thor, will Wawa ,
oil the leaf ottvat feararowneatsfee which the, ' llret preaal•
u. allver Kaltd was awarded to the' shave cam tad
rn
owitlvelr,ba eeld o t l . hro rime rice 's+
atffiall a CLARE et ele Plarearronne, bri Oroadwet.,
New look. ', FILMIER, soledgent.
No. 101, net.. elfin of the Golden Marv.
N. It —The fleet Phunwat the above we w.. 4 Fall neck
will eitive okuiek xr twch,_
•
NOTICE,7O CONTRACTORS.
HEMP ,
RAILROAD.
PROPOSALS POP \ ACE D. ORADLROL\
ROPOSALS gill be reeeived at the offleti.,
W. luglimer I Wheeling:. mall the Toth onno•
re.
air bslimulag wet rack of hood. be
col tvashtnatou.
learn WE-.linty
De ii.aluat the of!' 11.
At the sane time O mpOilalevrill teCriTtli forfurnish.
leg tinher for trulislium andltufnmiu wind railing tn.',
ling at various oolatami theolihe. •
Prooontle will aim he recoVA'''or the grating . and
ha-Mated of ohm ye ten ',section fist of Washlriatoui wad
toe several other seethe:Memel ticy let. 'Melt have not
teen imbed forward by prighml. nitreurte'S
The numbers of the 'venous. Mr all other needfal in
,otmation alit he imiud at th. mre,of we Burnout, on
the several reskleuelen aftirthe lithUat.
By order of the Board. H. T. 09$11.11:1. President.
Cilantro , lumen. Jr. Barium.,
P. B.—Work will he allotted to etinTractors having a
Piro. .blob they eon behu on the Ude \ Immediately. at
fee OR - esectiiikireite der stia-cified tor reeVirdnir PrtTmtin
ce7r2red
•
likj, °TICE—The Stoekholdere ac the Allc
etmer mud Butler Plant RoanOomoetuf harebv
notified tha t an election will be held se Patrol Wilissou's
Hotel, ittlllheretomr, on 11011 Di Y lbe 7th'thq,of Novem
ber. 10h3. for the rurpoes of s l eeting tcleetll l i taid Com.
pear te the mu ulna year. lectlon to he or ed et 11
'Yokel, _ JOHN N. KlttviAXCE,Pruddent.
Jon Warm.. Beey.
Q,UPERIOR kiUSLIV,
rtlalDE RAORIV:e
1...3 hare received Eqr ix mu, this morning. • fir or
euPP'e Mire ahoy.
oer • MURPHY\
rt ROWNFLAN ' , TEL S,=- AIURVIIN
p BURCHFIELD how* r•eeivell ILtipkm•lo BBOVFN
VLANNELR of all ciaellUes: cuuththitable 42tritaik
Flaune,•, .ad • 4uptraor male of Canton Fl•unelq,Uaesch-.
ed and unblimch.. ne7 \
=Z=
ALESMAN WANTED—The76dVf
‘. erirhoe to notaloy an ex porlexced 8 111.1.441 A
114.• , 1 Dry Grad o Store. ono ethe h.oitL act i v o lotscrce.
sal cox give oodoublo L l HO' xrrorexe. r• • loaloPor•a ,
person foie War ? gill bog von. Address to x fei Nita.
burgh Port OM.. oc1:11o• \
VARNISIIED PAPER. lIANGING:Ter.
v b,aputtwit Oak. Noe, Elm. Waluta. Rota ant \TOO
waide. with mouldings sod medallions Al..
to.
otrloa.of ILanao Wmble, with de•lans for haogbo tar
sale by rot \ WALTER Y. 51Aft.bil• L •
\ \
APER 1 1 / 1 11o1NGS—A great variety,.
tramVAlYot Stid`o.4.3. at $3.00. to gaol . emit Won '
it
aG 57 )i etc s Iteauttfut . tors at 10)1 °LE obaat , ra pros •
low as Pa eta. an wale . r WALTER Y. M Aft,Ol EEL.
Z) ~`',.R,,..°.: s JfrrtAll. Y .
y W PL l E l, :g4ti a' a nn tgg ' in
et tyres.," t • J. Kidd A C , .. ed Wood at ,
Q GROSS SILVER t9IIITE, in turils, for
fJP sale by oc7 tEIiIICO a EIIOTIIHICA
60n LBS.. ROSE! P MI jute reo'd and
c
Ij7 for s ale
_b .„ rot IWO a 11110TIIEDA-•
6iiii — BlSLS, s Eififilii 01 iu store and for
Amy sale by co 7 • YLF.II NO & 1140TIIERS:
IvoLBS. TILOEN'PALCEIOLLOLIO
IEXTR SSW OP MEDICINAL IS ERAS. Jost st
eely ur ce7 'ALEVINO A OROTIOCHB.
Q OASES REFINED , BOR i ' just arrived
ci and f:r rale b.: ‘ PLI/111:11.1 BOOTUEII2.
Eclectic ElediaanoHoge of P '`
Isrimia.
T11.E3 Third Anntial °curse of L st ores, of
tour menthe, VIII carom... ~o the • we Inetitu•
.o. on the letef looveretter neat Rtod.rog ret other.
wishing to enter • tkorrodyh Refinned Eclectic ' al CI./.
/eye, or ideoirlen f nether looleniarldp, by let ror edi.
12.1300 went; will pleisituliireer. oopetipal I.
elr \d.
SLIOItAeI COOtth, M.
\ „ pout .( the Pao r.
. \ Ito:,31 blorth,O.b et. P Ile.
Elegiuit Piano Pore at, Sale. •
rrilE eubeciiber effete to sell hhillne G 4
oohs. I oce PIANO IfOltTlt lb? $2OO In cash. '\. This irutru•
meat was eerelolly esleoted by, Mooredt far hie own up,
tram the 31anufectory or Nttrunirt Clerk.lnd \ origlnilly‘
ant er 6. I hes been In 123111001,,111 mouth, , tut n mop,
dent length ottlese to develop Its tone. Thear'.wrieting
to punituise , ran and the etVetertlitr a tia mother', r..ed.
deuce, Cast 03031/100. Allegheny City, or aldree• him
through the Allesheny City Yon OM.. . ~,
oerdtf '
• ~.
Scott's Cotton ilpinger k • ,
ri a lllE PRACTICAL COTTON SPINNER
end SIAN U/MOCURSII. the 3ltinegere.oyerlcokere
eu Aierbenio!Coripaulan,to which ere ahlod , Ocuipecd,
tone, Tables of Yatokaod Reedit, for Silk, Linen` Worsted'
gni Wool, be It. berg! es corrected and etoarprd. with
Plates of Amer:can Machin. br Oliver Orme, Vol. Ilino.
it y fe , w copies tribe stove tble day reoelerd, cud Air este
lore) RAY a LiO.. 60 WoOdstreeL
• ,
OtICE ie hereby given to ibelkookholit
y ere otthe• Perexerettle Zelltn6ple PlankHoek
tensor. that n n elankn be held enthe ISt litende
41f Norember next. In the Town Hall. In the bet of
killeoople. to *let one Presloent. nee Manager& one
Treasurer and Beeretart , and oseh other offl-ars ea.tner
1 .11000 , e11y to colntnat the !Mann...of eald flotnoan., f r
the ramble raiz\ •,. ;JOUNI.I2VI9. Boer.
Zrllnopls, uct. nth . ] 854 r ood e B
Hot Rheumatics!
QOARLET, Saxony, sod Lamtea - Wkot Un
-117 d.,,h,,t.,• mu% nrotentatirs anl • Onitilliftoifo of
It ~ ..unuttiato. .111. tbo largest noon ot Und.ronictw'snd-
Dralrets In the olty. No chime f..r yhowinq kow. w.
btudr to plow cad Wood.
•
ARD-10 bble. prime in `, arore, and
\ v,J..r. nooss.
VINEGAR-0 bble.jnot reoetred and for
V use. =.ooo \ !worm
just wad failiele.
`r J-71410011E.
bble. andleiga more mid
- 1 ., J 2 BOONEL
rirtiPlAGA—Tbe:. white i t z x t
.5 , 1111:•,4 V
oo AUla w.4 1 1 34
VOgirlA\wfNGLStit3 WAT B
—Thisimperipr Mai
* ,g " °
HOME
R. C. LOOMIS, Aciut.
Na. 0 Wood street. Pitiskirgh
EECEMI=I
Ley of the zEtna. Ilartfbra.
Pim of Vont!u C.
alga of !fp,. • MaNapra.
E.7,,1161 1,6
$2.580,
. mow op
3.159,3111 TO
Plank Road Faction
Tuition of Music.
3itoF. DE HAM, thankful for past pat
n‘rakao, infortne the am...tattle in Plttebutah and Al.
µLuny °lda& that La re,omtneneee hio centers of Slit
theViolin:and Vocal
- • -- •• , w
• • , •. . .
Ilre ILtm. h Itte to: nited ter muwool eluottlon
w
In Parte. to tom prepared toglee Inetruot one co the
I arp. M. Le Hem void Ipress on the totted of an
enl.ghtenad putt:, that, Bete a few summer vita... that
delightful and rh sr wog -inetrunient to not more ripen
etre to tree In ord. r than the Piano, and that eecellent
....able motion harp. can on obtained row in this conntrY
at moderate prices.
For term,, apply at Mr. to. Ham'. residents, AlleghenT
(cr y . aguge•ae trret. two doors abate Strawlowrry *7 .or
nt Mr. LI. Kelebeea Mask !Mar, oolawd.
GENTLESIE:‘S DRESS,
First Class Goods—Newest Styles,
AND PABRICii, AT
E YTS rt , CO.. -VERCLIANT TAILOR.
No. DA. Liberty .Irtet. cot
IRYSTAL PALACE, Induotry of all Na
LiODS, No,. 7 snd 8, revs .10 by 17 P. 0 %UAW.
004 b,p,tob Buildings. 31 R.
.VOLASSES-2CO bbls, for sale by
3. It CAN lELD.
ESS PORK-40 bble f,tiwale by
141
pct • J. B.:CANFIILLD.
ic SEED OIL-30 bbts. pure, for gale by
It 4 ov4 J. N CANFIELD.
aiE ARLASII-50 ettake for eale by
et. 001 J Ti3OANFIELD.
i,ERATOS-4C bble. and 3U his. for
WO by J. B. CANCIOL.D.
t AKE FISH-14 Trout, ar — lii.73o halt
u et.h. ; do Whllo i ith.lo do do. for oale by
o 4 J. D OANITZLD.
4 :9 4CIiEKEL--100 bbln. large No. 3; - -
do do do 4. for
J. D CLNYIBLD.
g' ISgLE 01L-1,000 gals for solo bs
004 J CANFIELD.
m AC I.I4 iNE 011.-5 bbis.
B.
CAN
fialot i vr anz.
MEW ORLEANS-SUGAR-30 hbdF.: prime
11 hodor for oult• Li J. 4. DILWORTH i CO.
31 Wood Moot.
lILANTATION MOLASSES-400 bbls.
Oak agop.aree . [. or "" b i. S. DI LIVOILTIII 2 CO.
UCIAR 'IIOUST 7FIOLASSES-100 bbls.
7 7\ tic,obr Coto, 71.•17d.,:ret, for .slo hr
.17 •
J _
S. DILWORTLI (f.l.
HONEY
so r,e r ' '' ' r ru n raq...;e:rlTT: ' A 8 7o ' llen 8 o; ° V741oVt ‘ ;1 1 1:
• i-Irtda is; do looter ao: Verladoca do; on Urdsdi
Wio , oor 4.; Lolleo Moro Wiralwr do; do Lionel' do; Idr
eaf 15 . 74n1 \ V.lB and 1t0t217 R. B. B.LLERI3,
IT Wood etreot.
'
NTN S OAP—Taylor's
t
, h :gr ('room:
s
![.rod. Ito. ' \ :tor tog Creloo; do 2haiind (1.0001.4. nola
w lOd2ll, It 2 HOLLERS,
(7 Wood sheet,
ARD--5 Ob 4. and 2 kra. No.l Lard;
ddo m
Mid Ido G. do:
.al. by I
.1p) • IL DALZ/ILL
edbil " Sides a
W V "
P Ilan, for or
.B ELLEVEItNOI , I 0} LASS ()Fall SiZIP O kept
errs..l4ly es beset
DAt ZCLL s CO.
153 Liberty street.
ED PE ACIIES,-3: b 1.14. for rale b ,sl y
a
g ['TAP WALL' PAPE?. ' from 6 1-1 tO,
A obs.. for ibto by TP.4:l3ftR P. 11.31ISCIALL.
riIESTERS--licantiful dotlfgas ' nale by
I k°6 • WALTHUNT.DIAILSIIALL.
120TLIIC CIIENINEY TORS--2 4 41 recoiled
viis day by lasV): LIENtIY U. cw.use.
UXTENSION lIALL PAPBR—A . variety
■A of 00. , .. r«ceis ol an 1.. for Fair at lino
01, PAPFAIrViAItr.IIuUoY.. No. ON. 3farkot
t arra 31 and ftt. Lte., Ly 4.2 G)
11 4 1 LANDER S ON SHIPPING—A Treatise
La,' f Shippin, by Llenry Flandare, a for
andee 01 tna übora .otic rro.lved and pr i tat t bi urst
npr a'L Wen/ a:zee: between 36 and
ig ULF; LEATHER—Now York 'gad Bald
ymz;tp Lta:tarr 10 gt3re
u alagoti aia .by
PROT KCTION
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF
HARTFORD, CONN
Cap'i Steck, Annual Premium and Wcatern hind
$1,000,000.
INCORPORATED 1825
lio.ion of tueuranoe iseued at aillinoos or. the
most favexiblo terras, sgalaet
LOSS 011 DAM AGE UT Flits,
O$ Tag
PERILS OF NIVIuATION
ORQROR R. ARNOLD, Agent
=hlA.S.S.3rdi Far Mt...hunch au I Alle¢h..t Oqunty
tAIIEESE.,--120 bouk4 Western Reael-To
eb,,,e, just, re.lved le4 l'ar late 1,7.
T. LITTLE k
imp= Eu. 112 li•cond wear.
:HRIVRILX DILWORTH It COI .
Wholesale grocers &Commis Merchants,
Nos. 110.ds 132 2d 4 , Cad. Wood .3 Rarithfielet, PittsbaavA.
300 0•00 10 (1013.8, 5U"81 1 2.9. 01 h. EBwd•rs pal_m•osp
60 do 8. uadra do.: ' 60 do David& Cos. do d , .;
40 do Ca dc: '. 410 do -Rosh', 'd4r.
. 54 Poo' , o • C orr ./••• do , 383 do 8.10, , 10.12, 12.14
,
170 bhd, N. . Sugar; ' .14•.;
100 bbl. Oars do; '9O do Pearl fitsrch;
3d do Y'ruitBd do; 30 do Straub Bost. det
25 do Powdeowd dmdo Eutr.ot Logwacd;
300.14. S., da, 148 163 To- g, do Starr 0644381
' ham): fa do Chocoled; ,
80 kg. V. t•lst \ do; 1130 ito 31 8 14•14.81,=;
176 Id elddet• Y. 11..Tra; 25 alp Notraot Cate;
6a do ' do 0. P. 'aka I "8 Totre••10.;
45 do do WOO%
L, 10 . ! ". go Portar;
100 btd• • N. 13. 110 .. dl, Ire;
8 0 dlo' atooklv. dy• 36 , WkIte Load;
40 do 8 '-11 Mole to 84.4°4441 Nail
1./3 do Taaaen; Oilatn Nadia;
15 do Whal• do b oo. 18416; Piped; ,
40 do No 3 Macke, lo Rano do;
41 do N. o.'7'a: des Nackatr.
260 bales N 0.141 211 do Tutl
usnim.
WO ream, ar . :c iddo
3 cook, 6L ? de r, P•450114i. do; '
Th• aloov• clod • , loirelt .nlOOOl rate,
together With all artic dr.d to ear olty.
)ILWOIITU kW.
333 A 132 13.8 ad 6L
TROTI ANCO — TT7Wholnanle and. Retail
Dealeri in ItOOTHquad BROWS. dun r of Fourth, and
Fmttlidle'd sts. Pitbdatrub, Pa. have received a new and
toll supply of sours .04 SHOES. eau gall and Winter ,
vele, consisting of almost every variety and style of Made,.
\Wontena. Maas, ' oya, and bland:woe wen Also. !latent?
kubber Shoes,
of latest style and of ill hest quality.--
%trunk. and Carnet gage &Ivey* on hand. \
Gauntry blerrl,
Monate are invited to wive us serail, se we aft deterred-ed .
te., kr II coati tow for reek ( . 2 4 ;3m I Tliollt I 80.7 T.
ini \ECORATI VE PAPER-11 ANGINGS—A
i dc l .g . tli.sr r
rortvn i t of Varnished Oak: ittgaboetenk,
far dant4ni. Ofibta,lailt Itt: for 41..1 'ln g . "Ua"
sold. \ ‘gllo9 PA6tER. •
_ N0.'155 Itherkt et.
OriagIVWDER AND SArETY-kr E.:--
\ ... sq keg blmtbut nneti}r; .
dmr , .
.
\ • •• Er. ride .. ,
~ }OO 'hoar. kere \
\ 10.ntnes pound maimed sporting, powder: \
,`\ ,
_6
e , gehetle obootlag
10 Wes Safety.fuse;
tle. celebrate} Manufamorim of • 11.11gdg D so/
'et SUITE% far nate by J. id DILWORTH A CO.
It Wm* street.
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS,
Mira AND VENITLATINO WARZEIOIMR,
Mant37lC7rUls Cr
MUD* nunaces, :Wrought Iron Tub
ANV EITTINO POR STEAD. OAB Olt WATER. 1 ..
Eo. 1.1.,ket .treat. Pfttsburah.
1104. gold our Furnaces. Parterro, to.. aIrNOLD 11 , ,WOLTAIIB, *bona eerdially Tromuneud '
to tba.rattoiingpf the public •
o:t1 '8 °AIM AT 6011 t °HELY.
\: llsi m eard nd dP p b 2 u l h 69
,
ITOCBII.OLIARS are herobj: Aotilled that
' 1 the Imorel IniSlhaerd of 10 per cent- ort th , mub•
t i ftlB c t , icrelt thit o fto t e, b leogighgall eal . ;lttsburxls H.
sfen
endgoo, 17it ' plired . to to r e to the Treesu'reP4s4l4le4:
leleu4 oo or before tb. trot der of Nov bOtkhatt.
thAL the .nba•quent, mstalments of Aest per , crut.
emelt. be paid to itekl rreasUnr. Op orebeforo the trey dip
of eerh 1111C1WSITO month therbetter. until the who'. Oxon
be oeld. % •
Infereat .111 be siloeml from'the time olpaym4
the Hose I. ocmpleted for the ttrltefitsof rmtular to
oars. Ity order of the Board ollttlreotore k '
col;Imd 6AlMlNW4iilargee
NeX - Trim . ming and Fig attire.
I 11:1E SUBSORIRER wonldicapeotfulli.
form Ma irktocis. aiol'the rublle:ltenenbly.
Va# 7 .=!:t.s , •=6:7.la IttANTN:B.4
t i r „ vpr i zinrrin a girU hl m'aiiiiirVA" ko'
city. fotgur wahine to ourctut ' oo " svcb toorto. ow* :
I • l* lr_ s tratlt a ntroitrA p a . ttreo roM i l g ttea . t •
sod . beicwaOstr • to•D2 1 1 ",2153 'l4'l9l'
, .
Premium Emmy., \s% '• '
.4(1 BO B Prime Oloy* . HONElf,,7.parki
"WiV Of 1r took s Proostsitt..st Uto rsttliorsto . S.. I
, WAAL hi Ltratls
00Z.3 Corso! or Wood sod Wit ALIO
DZRAL it lioHlNDOW.Allstalostr, \ . 4
ill REASK--7\o-boxes romived'by
. a. i ~ ..w . . ILICNBY W. OOLLJNS. I
\ )IE , ERS RAI •' • ka for nallo,by
Bae .
- .J. B. os. ,, imm.D.
s• IffTER.-50 ke : e for Wei by \ s
h .
.„,., . . J. P. c.larnman.
bbis. Ea s, for sale by
111NR7f 11 OOLLINS.
NOTWE-- , CAMPBE44,CIDISS bipA t T g .
. Per•B•aei the Kafir, Fr ee Co,
• Po
the Tao; Valet? we reed r. assen•ter
With apes levesalmoe,Bobert W.:. Wee' sue Theinpaye,
Balt The bOrlassavtil Inentla at the Serener •••44 , ,
liaise WotZlret. emter. ttie ett of oAlp.flaw.:.
I .
k.
OTlOE—lliavo thin dai . .if
. VIZ 'AIM& : h 4 11 4 1 401. `.'n l l3* e i gifl atbli
A
Yip 'calms. lakcorni settle the trrslue of ...id e g
Intl eta the nagio'7.loob. l l. Mew k
ir t,.•7. due
per se, \, mamas io lour,
v. 4,ums. oust( . „
i . t ,kt . \ A
v and E 4
O 4HI-.A...N1. P . S, rluvows,
v\
akv64e.r.'!a
.
! 1 140 c 4#V , 7"a118r:
'3e
\;:
, 1 !!!"9: t .
.4.,=,A
....
\
A3IUSEIIEN'r S.
ONE WEPV LONGER: ‘,
GR.EAT ATTRACTION!! -
. •
BLOND'S CV:TATO PAN ORAM
I n F A VOIAG El PROM YEW l ORIi TO'
Vt_.VEUROPI:. fr
n. , ill be exhibl i ta4 at tho Atheneum. Lib
e• e •e. , ..ettt3 °Ten tiqr rs
ttrat• Hand • 111 be In ettandanea. . • \
Wore open st ...Lett. P.m - q.t.. to move to
T •Cets 2s cents, to to h.l At `tn. principal Itulett mott.f
Lt the nacr ot-ie
XT EVER FAILED—Groat sucuess tare+ et
er etteo3.l IL.. hiblllen of IlrElaVE be .ntiful
tuntration of th. , EARLY W 011.1.0. wt. eihibl 11)1 at
C tY•itl'a Ii A 1 , ,, Vnltltttt.on Trtlllt• .lean on A ws
t Y taterooon at 3 o'clock, Atuietre i rlit at 7. C ool
•
if 'ARGO'S UAL L.--£0 ATLI STIIEET
i NEE It"M'Ctln. ortno.n. 13...gefte An , n
t..tne t tor Pailie•' leo3d•ttl, con.ert... "
„u o
Oleo. CARtiIES ;7113 k )• and 110114 BAND
eon rau,d teal:weer. aan tinina.V - arrirjrNt 10 W.
tit.f.S IC CAE et the Cr... 11 Panne u.rr:an
ut It It. est.:. in., Fourth One!, ' 103
r3Ui (IN \ SALES.
BY P. 4. DAVIS, \ • 11et40171.110r0
21= =74
_ _ _. ...._ . . ___.,
Book' by Uatairgne, a i, i l\
.
(IN SATURD.\Y: RVENI G, (,cc. kb, et
M../ 7 Woke], m the , musetelil Saff • nom, c. co. rof
a, oel cud a fob i fats., wi 1 / 4. b• sold alltrJe • !lead. of val.
oable Mistaleueom 800 4. , aseanapmbtall RI e: 1,0,,f5.
Ao,opay of 11•1.1.0401; awl* Porta of - .Maria Ile].
.1 ,. .. 1if.0”.41 itesearehM. 0 vole; MM. raft' , -. tooth
offaarleau ifaltem; Laurel:elm •••tr • Ida, land•
e, bee LIP of Ilepoloau. sr- sl.-. Lro a Mega. am bar d '
fl \ I
smogs,' , 111.4. rt, a t . 4lll ,,, roVa,taro da • or mfl
Sem Twelve 31outh. Velma...2%lAG audmed t •Ismnal
Lamb: MAcKenz.e.a LOW MaveSets; Ilio n ,'' POW eau!) ,
Sides, a volelat.eaules'e Illatery \al Kuitt d. 0 , I.: 11 ''
gra Marom la:loos:4 sim - ellauma KaCoqi; Nous' fluids
to Kt °riots.; Morpr Xmth Auf deem et am Pl._ • raal
ifeveriptiop of root
.IPitatut Memoir. of Itldatt . E mart •
fp *mod banally hick,. Ac. Ceteloiatee, eau he abs •ed
tt the ductiosa • afore. lads P.M!. Dt VIM. Ave
Splendid Piano Forte aivittotitn. •
/AN FRIDAY afternoon, (boil 7th, a;:3 o'-
st,
VP cloth, at the Cesomeralal Bob., I ad; ep,,m a p d,
N 00411111.1 hal b1..•i1l be ...kJ ^.^ rum ellata 'PAM' •
octavo RealewOod Cue PIANO IITE. w has mly
bsvca a eblEktiose in use, Lard worth ISSO:
_1
ocd ...,,,, P. Si. a/Al: Mad, \‘_ •
Seventh Ward/teal:Estate at i etiti:
i)N 3O .IIA.Z . R2 h A e Y pro a m f , c . e . :n o o o o u n i ,..%, a Milt \ \
..1 ,
LOTS ad , (MOUND, sltuato at tic coentr of - yeeto ` taw v.:.
:mooed Overbill its, each hayloft • moot Of 2 r . ton ‘,
Cautre Avenue. mdeateodene book Shoot 7 4 let ao 's,
alloy 17 fret wide , co which Is evoted a denbita Mro JtV 3. s '
EH IPIC DWELa MU Ilt•U -Pane • farm tWoktr M
17 .RIW
IBIN err mexews Snot', a other Mit. eaaillta"A
Also, that Ict of ground adJoluldts roperty eflfarPeaea.:
trel. 00 Centre Avenue. soar Robed* streaf havialtek
rout of 00 teot,atat emeeding toot OS feet, o which are ,
or,Med ter, PLUCK oWNLLINO MOUSSE. die latibr
potable. Ilalt positive. Terms at fele
ea P 21 ILINI Soot. ,
TLIE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,AN7TY
`AND TRUST COMPANY.
PULLADELPIELA.
CHARTERED APRIL 26, 1 50.
exprrme- , 250,000..
Odle. S. E. corner of Third and Chesnut
et...eels, Philadelphia.
OTFLONHZ Or Till 110 Mi BOSILL. A.T.PIILIAIaLPII\LAI
011201 . 0k3.
' ',tertian R. Crawford, Paul R. thaldatil.
•Atobtra tref hottioa,n. L...retry-a /chteno.
tteujamin W. Tingley, • Georg. Wileury. e.
Jacob L. Plorenee, Janes Demons.,
— William M. Godwin, . William I.l'/lenn '.
Prendent—flonybeo U. Craw ord. '
\
Tice Persideat—Ambreee Wl.Thamhoon.
Nedierg lianirvers—Pitraburgh, James IL Winton, M. D., ,
Allegheny City, It. IL - Mort, M. D. ~
nEURO PIC. ARNOLL,, Agent.
7 ?mirth Ptrvott, Plityt•ungb.
P` 0 MINISTERS — and STUDENTS--Books.
The enbeerlber hanjont matea Irga a,ltions tr , his
Textel Ameri can and Persia. Thealnalmil Warts. and
Text 11001"1. The Cher and Students .r. Invited tarsal
and examine Taste and :arks, at the TiIIiOLUGIOAL
K sTORE, ba Marker street mar 4th.
JOAN P. DAVISON,
late U.riwo k Agnew.
PITTSBURGII TRUST Cd.- 3 5 shareb of
Lb!. Stock .antel by CL U. E. L'30)II8,
ee2B 15 ,te et, cppo:lte dank of ritmburgb.
, 1 XTRACT LOG OOD —IO.OOP lbs. • for
hr h. A FAUN EMCE In.
eiktsa cat ~
B LIGGETT,
11. 4 1 0R1V.1 RDINd 'COSIMISSION MkR.
ti OLANT 7 O .
WAn.d t de • s6 .lu
A PR . O : D ta U .CE. GENERALIfY.
YnAght beige
e the Pennrylwahla RsCroal CoMpAnp. PlCisburgb. •
AV- lAhrrAl atbrhar.rA tank4e as cata.etmenta. `, .27
': View of *slaand.
NEW, STEEL PLATE, ENGRAVItie, ,
Mural?. thyorlpelva of thy R.-shimmy el (hot
800 L1P.116 CLAY. alas :LOX 211 a" incbei. *Rh an,
accompanying Portrait or Henry clay, 1/5 by 211 m
lit r
rograryO by Paitain. ES 00",
Ala,: nar nobib.hed. a fin. 8 - .4., Plata Eograylog
111 LLP r.QUE i t Mari ETALTUt cf tl EY. ANDRaW JACK.
BOo.nroota.l in front of the Pr... Yank alansion. Wash..
I
!noon. D. 0. Ulm Of Engraving. h 2,5 Inaba.: Prior.,
Safe. Oraalzl by \ _ T IPS. KIINNiILIf, Jr. ",
.020,1 mi
\ Ms Wog/ stmt. •
- e
—•
H. CHILDS Sr. CO., - •
Wlitt!LS.SaLfi 4 , _
' *--"".
SHOE :NV A , R E
a 2 ti 8 E ,
a t ..
133 & 135 WOOD ET
eirmsßuhqu. - ... 1.,
.
ivy E. WOULD call Um tcation of Mer
.V V 'thaws violtioo fhb rity, tn nr lisusurnee si . 4ck of
RQOI3 AND 11119 M, , t, •
Aractinlsttigln godless oartety t, Men, Lull., Ttrjao.
Boys. IoWII. owl Chitdren. totadott o ne or tblilooll4Ot
stooks w• .t of 1.110 Alloattet.T Itolintalas. Allah a mold,.
al igoortment of
'. HATS AND OAPS, 7•• ' t
of •atious itfies. and Utak Itoblop. !volt to fin draagi
afa-tottr• tololloto eith 000,01000 41ios Primo Nolo Took 1,
loomed SOLE LEATlltilt \ --_ .. " ' i
/Or Our !stook having Eve* rarchased aroloalli foe ' O ,
oath, sod ethetaol with Eloeat o,art, at to quilt) , actaalsoa c
att•pto4 to lho Western traAtt we Vattor ounalvaa that . 4
we `"A`U'igr,!gt;titfortil t l l '°llLlVli:Vraril.Dl ll 7
' Clots! DattLadavri l . ‘ LI. CHILIM a cu. 6
---
VINE PAPERMANGDIQS—White, blue,
crimson tr.d alskt 1411,1
, orb.lte ar.d florae] rattarilx. tor..alet QQQ
, 'WAITER, MARSHALL, \
ne'2B - tar Wood amt._
LLICE -2 tierce\ ree'd\on conikument
for vale by (or 3) DIVNItORI4 k 61131011 f
It INDOW GLA -3-6 t I bxe.Bllnvernon
.11 7 "`iVal' i® d 'Vf) U illgtirgatqagl i litlii.'"
ream%
tv RAPPING PA , ER-BQO, s Straw,
V i WraNeg Parer. ce. eal...by
1, \- . VON 110N341101111T *MO in%
dir l ll-40, bxe 'h ". D. OVEN S , fog.
k ) sale E 7 (teal , VON BONNHOILST aMU
N AILS -200 kegs ass. reed, fur sale b A
;:,: s; : I NDOESrltaitraP ,
%I OL ASSES 5,0 bbi7= prim N. .„
Iv 1.. by
v s . B. aoitzr a A
MVOROUL. r
F ._....
08. SAE.--Al.t \No. 55, (Maso Sa ll) sth .10.5 Pittgturiih:
II) doz. &Am Host Bileatetn
50 do. 131455 , 00ww0
(\ sl
.
60 N7 . 1.51 1 5h545t.0•51 , 0; . . a l- V
.1150-- roe
ju loto . : . r 7. \ emo t e re tg. 4,11 2m.,..■• 7
"t'Vuli.fg`d or
*a
278 , 140/ii. 8120X51514
4
A. MASON 00.TY:fo. 25, FiftWiii \
A.
.iti open np Uorvi y. 31. Itiwt.. a ttsw and spiniddl,
satotVount aI...ADM-3' Ct. ARBaad VXINYT TALY AB \
=MI
FAI - R
Dr
`4l UISAR-217 hhsiu, primp Ni 0.-Sugar,
Tow. ni „ Poset 2 l4o2 i 04 , ,e; prr 11 . 1te ad: \
iEku.Nos, cionmE,!o . l, - , iialora \
/VA of or PCcach Ncemoc and naahgarcic. t
PO A. A Ilium: a CO: Oro Mk6ltt
ail'o`rtzit*Fit '4e
Ellaci k ard Colcred:foliqed —
and near Pall style or Ere3c Tc.nunr
orb
PLAID S; PLAIDS--50 pi
ocO
oepel at
EW 4, CO, No.
~ 1:111 5t1endi1 1 rh.7".P1 .1 414 P 1.4 : 4':, , 4 2 7 1. \
rast..unble ;wort. " “1.1.
-
Plan) DE\ LAINES
_ N —,
Plaid DoLaineajuatased•at
A
cob -
-NEW' BOOKS— ~, \
Peal 631. the Belltary. by
, plotr. I v I. 1.4030,,
mot
‘. Life and wroka of Thontaaljobe. lam o,oa Of ~.,.
Voysz• Or Life„ and other rinarte Thorns" C0h1.,'401.,
wlthaeletticm from his Lett...nand lalmailaliaona, t...
l a i tifr i eMVl l Z VOL LI IVIOII , fe 4. 4. 71. *.
Aam raptra of the above ' vnirday tie bT, - ,
oaf) , • • KAY ft CO., lio'D tract arroet.
I 1 Oblt [:S' PRINTERS GLUE-72datinfao r \ i
Li turtd e . s.platady Or Printers nite.firtaale \ i
and retaU , by , • I. Wil , A 00...,.. -
..cad \ .. Vats, idalkat at and . val. '
\
FEATO.,ERS & OINSENCI-- ; '‘, \
37 mak. Feathers:
...
2 ~,,Auroo.og,„war loodbur ' from eakii.. 1
A 1
Peornelown, Amide by trala II Dtclifftt k IX).. •
((HOUND. NUTS-76 tAgi now Landing
Ls frt. S:••aor Wargotown: for .al. by
, laAttil I.D.CELY
' bill
Ibi l lk . l '4 2l . o7c b roto ex! . tu t .T. b, 411(4 7, 1 K tr":'
„ d a . Irdl Al bleiritY CO.
jUST reed A
as A. A. 51ASINg k' N o .
nmh w e ,. 0,.- pirtes. Itith ACC2I4 Eadh i pl a
llli LOP'S DRIFfiT; licit'WO %
A:....12, •ta l .ply r ~..\ 0 .1 taut :or igaii t:t4 .171- :
/-
.a. It te.51.21,14.11.1e t , fa eeepa jr, i
- I
distitnikber ‘
GI ' es, 111ittes .
A l_
4
f 0111 , TRY I, IERCIII,NTS in raalippß th
i pan Iwo stowd not masa Mott t 14,14 tad
rabbi artjdet. TA* hoorinfere bar beesilerteit Inv
F I TT!! r a1 1z g 0 v ...., 24%. ~....7 4 4 , : k v. i. . 4N p r,
Gear. Aral riIATE&T. They aralndlopezeablalotookl
nod wet weettirr. LeZot wilt Iltut Owes Wort, tta K at Pa.
any work that t ells taa Walk oh Mit same time riter
will aim the wo ... s!: ; delt Uremia or Chorl/er t tlergo MON
-44 wA.u. kr. ° r 4 l . Il i '""tft” C',. iltaalll .
.tat.ily. The
~. . y
J. a
A. pg
ki : the
~,,,,
Mrzani t i u t. l4,4 o ht z mo r /, „ft.. ,
,- Yon ea's tat It by ttotitry3ierotts throoebeat \-,
the la ted elates at • (lambs. ontiOn \l.
1111Menmwernewmwee.......m..............—---
, .0cIs! Shawls!!
, .
it Et IVES: by. rptees. ibis •ak
Jur, v ,• I Br.she IllittuLt • • ; ,
• do W.ltti dot
• , kt 4.7tobtoett tiM i ktr i mr s i
;Emil,
-PINE i ' ll P -til k tEll' We4aT,..ailun T0;14
1 u f o il u=elF.°4ll7,rl)l=,l. .V1 1 ,7k
wh .,,,,.. th , 2 „„1„,,„..., < .. A .. . . . \
' . . - : - LlOlO4 gentr4turlfittract. tat kattft.tchkelt . \
• \ do '' dt. 1e. "" 44 "
'‘garlikaV9.4olllooll.4SiZeg.
. - `A.taageolat. a C... l .'Bl 4 .P.tttudm ,
1t . „1',.,i';!.1 1 :4.1 4 `, 'ir l- 10thu• - - ,- . . -....,-:\'..,- ~•.. •
\
• i.,:,... MI sib Pcmatumx- • • \ ~,..,-, '..- 'N ., , , . , . - f •
Kum)) a tattonta littabsc im
- tl met Illogrzf i tunt
-d
Co . ,Vital Youtbst a, Lally HA! •,- -
__, I,
. , 0-, Unte tit. imam,
asiabr ,;",!,,,,! - • L.: A OCk .•
... \
...\
''',,,,,.
:1 - 4 - r , g,
'''‘.l ~:,
\
,
Yr2it ". ' r A •,-",:— =',o,\
: ' '' ' ' '' .4 \-"A ' ‘ ' 4
•M c. `A'rr;:tV.*%.-- , - - .7—, ..,,, N=4.)
*
\ •
t faction.
44Elt hto
Bk DB LAMM
- -
.r.A. !CHER, fc
uta, * DISLAIIO.
pes, , ogle.
\-...:..:: ~t.