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-The County Executive Committee will
meet daily st 2 o'olook, P. M. at Head Quarters,
Corner Fourth and Wood streets.
RESULT IN THE STATE.
' , democracy?' shouted last night again at
our expense, and otroaned" the aloe of the
Geniate ce "cheerftilly" as the Buchanan quar
ters were groaned On Wednesday evening. All
this on account of.a dispatch from the "Dame.
critic" Central Committee which may be found
in another column of this paper. The Commit
tee danced me); have some data not soceesible
to us,lnt taking the returns county by county
as *Ohm' clime to hand, giving the enemy all
heads, and claiming only what he gunge, we
make the following table
Union Elate 21 7 cke1.
Allegheny, 4250
Armstrong, 300
Beaver,, .600
Blair, , '5OO
Backs, 200
Dauphin, 850
Delaware, 600
Erie,..1500
Hantbgdon, • 750
Indiamt, 1700
Lancaster, 2900
Lawrence, 1650
Mercer, 850
Snyder & Union, 1000
Somerset, 850
Susquehanna 1000
2700
Washington, 250
I . .l34thartan Slate nahl.
,
Berke, 6100
I Cambria, 1800
Carbon, : 700
Centre, 800
Clearfield, 875
Columbia, /050
Cumberland, . SOO
Greene, '9OO
Juniata, 200
Lehigh, 900
Luzerne, 1100
Lycoming, 900
Mifflin, 100
Monroe, 1400
Montgomery, 1985
Northampton, 2200
Northumberland, 000'.
Perry, 150
Philadelphia, 2700
Pike, 540
Schuylkill, 1600
BaUlna, 175
Weetmoroiand, 660
•York, 1200
Adana, 86
Bedford, 140
Clarion, 608
Clinton, 200
Elk, : 100
Fayette, 250
Palton, 200
Montour, " 500
Venango, 100
Wayne,
Wyoming,
Bradford,
Jefferson,
Franklin,
Lebanon,
balloon.
Potter,
Warren,
Butler,
Chaster,Crawfod,
29,668
Later diepatchea which may be found in our
columns out or from our majorities In Plop eta.
an aggregate of 1,825 Without cowling on
gains accorded to us In Waabington and West.
tooreland, which wo know more about than they
do In Philadelphia, we still have a majority of
nearly 2000 In our favor, givlog but 1600 for
Erie, when the reported majority is rising 2000.
Tim 'melon Star, of 9ct. Bd, hoe the following
Private letters received from Paths confirm the
rumor as to the great anxiety felt in ell quarters
respecting the condition of France, and more
particularly in reference to theEmperer, whose
stale of health &ea serious canon fur alarm.—
Oa the Booms there appear to be eneeessive
and heavy falls Id the value of the funds, more
than I:efficient to create alarm and provoke pre
dictions about the futurej
Reopening the proposed - demonstration against
Naples the only reliable information Is given by
the Nord, of Brussels, in the &ape of a letter
from Vienna, of date September 26, etatiog thst
the Austrian representatives at Paris and Lon
don had received urgent instructions from their
goeernments to induce the Western Powers to
adjourn the execution of their maritime demon
stration, and to await the result of the Austrian
envoy's, Gen. Martini's, missicm to Naples.—
The letter adds that there is every reason to be.
limes that the Western Powers will show a-effi
cient considerition for Austria, and accede to
her request. Rumors were elrculitted in Paris
that the expedition had been definitely counter
manded, bet these rumors are premature, if sot
unfounded.
An Important alienist. dispatch 13m been
ed by Prince Gortsehakoff to the reprearatatlves
of Runts at foreign carats, which Is considered
as s declaration of the contemplated policy of
the Czar, in the matters between Naples and the
Western Powers.
Madrid letters are to the 27th nit. A royal
decree melons the sequestration from the pro
perty of Queen Maria Christina. The creation
'of a Colonial Department is again talked of.—
Ail ex-military officers who did not present them
aloes to the authorities on the 14th ,July last,
as well as thyme who did present themselves, but
who have no 'property in Madrid, are ordered to
quit tho capital and not to approach it neatr
than 30 leagues. It is not true that the Mate Of
siege is to be raised throughout the kingdom on
the 10th October. The conscription for the mil
itia passed off quietly.
Tsui Mawr Box fist:Traa our son Buctuus
mt.—The notorious Ned bletheran is out in
letter to the CaWends Herald, the place of wri
ting which he conceals, expressing his ardent
admjration for James Buchaina.whom he had
allays supported in Penney ientlie. If the Vigi
lance Committee will allow Ned McGowan to re
turn to Gan Fraceleco without arresting him for
hL crimes, he will doubtlessiake the limp for
Baohanan and Brecklnridge.
2.11300 AM) OZZALS St/MlN.—The diMoulty
i—betemen Mexico and Great Britain 1.9 not pt
settled. The British creditors have not yet been
paid their claim's, and are, not likely to be, nor
i -- -bas the Mexican government restored the bolus
of Bimetal It Co., at Teple, in their business.—
The British legations have demanded their pass
ports. Gen. Almonte, it is said, will go to Eng
land to settle the matter Affairs In Mexico do
not appear to be any more permanently settled. 1
JcDoe Tarr.—The Warrentown Whig Matte
that the venerable Chief Justice Taney etUl re
mains at the Fautptier Springs, but .expeote to
leave soon for Washington city. It will be a
source of gratification to his many friends to
knew that his health etill continues to improve
and that by proper oars he will Soon be entirely
restored.
On of the Buchanan electors of Wisconsin
Irritate as follow' on withdrawing from the ticket:
.Bowerer much I may reaped the ability and
personal character of Mr. Fillmore, I am cond.
dens he cannot carry a Free Btate In the ap
proaching struggle. The controversy' Is between
Buchanan and Fremont—therefore, I cannot
beitiste a.Moment in support of Mr. Fremont"
Vaaatown—lbo official majority for GOTOTINT
Arronora InlVertuont to twenty-two thousand
one huidrod and twenty-one.
pu the Inttabarich Oamtu,
Mugu. Earroson—The vote for Governor to
tthe Sixth ward two years ego was:
For Pollute 416; for Bigler 146 for Bradford'
11; making in all 578 votes. In the game weed
On Tuesday last, the vote for Surveyor Genoral
was: For Laporte 605; for Rowe 826, snaking
tb all .880 votes—being en increase of nearly. 48
Per cent in two yearel Now, we all know that
our Ined has not InoreaSed any. thing like tint.
Pollook' and Bradford had 427
votes to Laporte's 605, an increase of 68,
or about 19 per cent, an increase accounted for
by the natural worsen of votes by age; yet
Wows has 825 votes to Bigler's 140—an tureen
of over own =roam A-11D.1117-717-70131S ra
That gloss frauds were committed in thin, as
Well panther wards Is too petpablo for dental;
nod that over one Itundredeolontsrd eciouraliele
were 'sworn Akron& in the Sixth Is firmly be
newt! - What security Is'there when snob nicei
tares can be driven up to the polls to swear Uhl?
voter In! Tan num or Novato
BINS or Foams Hews.—The arrival of the
Perils puts no in possession of interesting items
of news from England and from the continent
Anew Lord Mayor of Lender., late Alderman
was elected in succession to the Kt. Han.
David Salamotie on the 29th of September.
At a recent banquet of the Farmers' Club at
Enlihten England Sir G. Cornwall Lewis,
cifilwallor of the Exchequer presided, and in
the coarse of his speech said that he had re
cently met with a statement in the public news
papers of a very startling nature, namely, that
he, in his capacity of Chancellor of the Ex
chequer, had employed no less a sum than £5,-
000,000 of the public money for the purpose of
influencing the return of the President of the
'United States. The statement had been gravely
put forth bi come portion of .the public press of
the United Sitites, and from those newapspera
was transfereed to the newspapers of Britain.—
lie most confesa that, labia ignorance, he had
been under the Impression that the loan of £5,-
000,000, to which reference was made; con
traoted in the latter port of '
~May lest, wan for
the purpose of . - defraying. tho remaining ex
penditures of the war by bringing home the arm
aments by sea and lend; but It appeared that he
was Mistaken, and that that sum wan intended to
accuse the return of Col. Fremont to the Presi
dential Chair of the United States. He could say
that if the feturn of CoL Fremont was to depend
upon the application of this sum of £5,000,000,
he would not /commend that' gentleman to be
very sanguine of his encores.
Tho London 2Vmes has an artiole on American
Ambassadors in which It speaks of bow little
Mr. Dallas said in a certain speech which ho
made at a banquet, concerning the condition of
affairs on this eide the Atlantic. The article in
question concludes in the following strain: •
It is only due to them (American Ambassa.
dore) to say that they havtio generally bit off a
successful balance. Mr. Everett was an accom
plished speaker, and shone at dinners; a light
and easy flow avoided ail dangerous enbjects,
and gave entire security to his Engileh audience.
..Mr. Buchanan exhibited more of the American
in Ida speeches, and displayed his transatlantic
sympathies more. When Mr. Webster was over- 1
' het" some years ago, it was observed that be
approached sometimes nearer to dangerous sub
jects than wan quite pleasant to his hearers,
trusting to the weight and gravity of his mind to
keep the balance. Mr. Dallas takes the more
politic line of keeping at a distance. He wishes
encomia to English agriculture, drinks overybo-
dy's health, eulogises the chairman, and , dwell
on the common interests, characteristics, and so-
tivitles of the two countries Fortunately there
Is little, so far es regards our own relations to
the United State, to try the diplomacy and
self-command of no Amerioan Minister. Over
America banal!' a aloud is hanging, and clash-,
tug interests and clashing conveniences threaten
either a civil war or si diseolation of the Union.—
But our own relations to the United States were
seldom better than they are now. A settlement
of the questions at Wine between us has just
been concluded, the alight brash between us is
almost forgotten even now, and es WNW', has
been eo abundant In his good wishes to this
country, we will return the compliment in kind,
though we are sorry to be obliged to couple
with our good wishes for the welfare of Mr Dal-
Ile' country the memento that she wants now. a
good deal more than good wishes to sot her to
rights.
Mu BCOHAHAN'EI FIIZIID3.— Perhaps Mr.
Buchanan hue no more earnest defender than
the editor of the Cleveland Plain Beaky, who
also enjoys the Poet Office in that city. The
position he now °couples ehawe how men may
change. On tho 20th of October, 1851, he
wrote of Mr. Baohanan to follows:
• .The small and malignant clique who wear
the name of James Buchanan on their collars,
are endeavoring to sell the Democracy of Penn
eylvania into the hands cf the South Carolina
traitors. James Buchanan was never elected by
the people to any office, except when he wan a
Federalist. Hz ass acv A TIMOR or DNIIOIIHAT.
tO TIILI3O ANOCT ate COLD BLOODED BACIIIILOR
Realm He could not receive the Totes of on 4
third of the people for any office. And yet by
the force of mommatient of the basest kind of
political machinery he Mk been able for years
past to crush the Democratic party of this State.
(Pennsylvania), to hang about ita neck like a
'unbitten°, to kill every progreaslonat thenght In
its bosom. He and his tools virtually gave'the
State to Taylor In 1848, and if Bigler Is defett
ed—s good and noble man—you may charge it
to James Buchanan, who like the old man In the
history of Hinted the Sailor, now hangs on Big.
ler's neck." • * • • • •
"I hate this sham statesman (Jades Buchan
an), who, like a ooloispl huckster, situ on the
top of the Alleganies, offering to sell Penneyi
vacta—to sell her fattrre and her put—to South
Carolina or the devil, for a thane in the Presi
dential reffie."—Clerilaad Daily Rain Dealer,
October 20, 1851; nod again in tAe Wedly 22,
1851.
The correspondent of the New . York Tribtece
under date of October 3, writes:
"The genel commercial crisis which occur
red in Europe about the Antuthn of 1847, and
lasted till the Spring of 1848, was ushered in
by a panic In the London money market, begin
ning in the last dive of April and reaching its
climax on the 4th of May. Daring them) latter
days all monetary transections were brought to
a complete stand.still; but from the 4th of May,
the pressure subsided, and merchants and
journalists congratulated one soother on the
merely accidental and transitory character
of the panic. A few months later the commer
dal and industrial crisis buret forth,. of which
the monetary panto had been but the symptom
and the forerunner.
'There is now a movement in the European
money market naalogone to the panto of 1847.
The analogy, however, l not complete. In.
stead of moving from west to east—from Lon
don via Perim to Berlin and Vienna—as did that
of 1847, the preseut,panic Is moving from east
to west, with Gerrodriy for Its etartiog point,
thence epreading td Paris, and, last renohltig
i"London. The panic &Owned a local aspect from
' the elownees of its progress; now it appears at
once in its universal character, from the rapidi
ty of it/extension. .Theo It lasted about a week
or to; now it has lasteddslready three weeks.—
Then there were few who suspected It to be the
forerunner of a general crisis; now nobody
doubts it save those Fengilehmen who imagine
themselves to make history by reading 216
linen newspaper. Whist the most far.elghted
politicians feared then, was a repetition of the
crisis of 1825 and 1888; what they now are sure
of Is an enlarged edition not only of the oriels
of 1847 bat also of the revelations of 1848.
At a meeting in Washington hero' the other
evening, one of those returned Keens liars re
lated a sad case of • man who went from Greene
county, having been murdered in a horrible man
ner by the "border ruffians" in K 1111.488. After
he had deeeribed it in, a. most pathetic manner,
naming the man, and making many a Fremont •
er turn his bead.
•• And wipe tow a tear."
the very murdered man himself, rose up In the
meeting and said, .lamthe murdered maw" and
be then denounced the whole thing as a
oflBth.
IWe are authorited by two gentlemen of Wash
ington borough to Inv that the above is entirely
without foundation; that no snob case ever oc
curred nor any event that coald be construed
or distorted to resemble it. We remarked to
our friends from Washington that we looked
upon the Posea romance's a hermit", campaign
tiro/len not intended to be believed, bat to grati
fy them we give the above denial as folly and
explicitly as we received It from them.
Two TO name A Datoany—The Richmond
Whig, a leading newspaper in the South, advo
cates, and not for the tint time, nor without
prudential warrant—re-eneexatien to Ragland!
-It is even 80. We have not before referred to
thiaTroposal, because it eeemed impossible that
the notion could be eerleasly entertained; but
we now meet so often with each sentences as the
following. that it le time ko take notice of them:
"The time is not so remote but that it lingers
in the memory and traditions of our people, when
England was familiarly and endearingly spoken
of as home. If the wort comes to the worst,
and we cannot end justice and safety with our
Yankee brethren—that time may come again."
The notice we have to take of this overture le
elmply to say that two-partes are necessary to's
union, and that England may not be quite ready
to accept the return of tier old "plantations"
}}lave while they refuse to give up lave labor, and
cannot agree with neighboring ' States which,like
England, cannot dispense 'with op libet ties of
the citizens whose ezintmee is laiiompatible with
negro elaniry. The Solithlhad better leave Eng.
land cut of the account In laying her plane for
the future.—London Daily Nam
Tin Swint darrenoz.—The Preebytary of
Flatmate met in Liberty, Bedford county, Vs.,
on the Ist inst. Bey. J. W. B. Bandy, of Ports
mouth, Va., was ohosenmaderator, and Item L.
P. Ledoux stud W. EL Matthews, elan - . Among
the resolutions adopted stae one expressing de
cided disapprobation of the conlinmidaigitation
of the subject of slavery In the General Assem
bly, and deolaring . In favor of_ the Preebytery
separating from the Assembly Incase the seta.
Awls motioned, and, 4 FM-ethers, Joining In I
the estabileiment of a Boutheni" Presbyterian
°birch.
(oomxtrzumnos.)
Naturalization Question.
Mann. Ex:noun—To say the lent of It,
wu occaewhat surprised to notice in the Eon:iv
Chronicle of yesterday, and inuoveral papers of
today, a report thal the Naturalization Quenon
bad again been judicially noticed by his Manor
Judge McClure, and in a manner placing me, or
calculated to plane me, in a very Improper pro
fessional position before the public. The pub
lishnd report of hts Rotor'e opinion, delivered
on yesterday, would Indio ato that I bed by my
application on Saturday last, asked the Court to
declare:
1. Acts of Assembly on this subject unoonsti
tutlonaL
2. To deolaro the Acts of Congress oneonetitu
tional.
8. To declare the Constitution of the United
States unconstitutional.
4. To disregard the decisions of the courts of
Pennsylvania, and the uniform practice of every
court in the State of Pennsylvania, end else.
where, this court among the number, for half a
century. I
6. To disfronchice thoheande of arm fellow
citizens, and practically deny the righo of citi
zenship to men who live hundreds of miles from
the clerks of the courts of the 'United Stater,
thlese courts only being in Pittsburgh and Phila
delphia.
Here is truly an array of propositions, not
only novel, bat startling, and which, I am free
to say, have no existence, save in the mind (no
doubt exalted) of the Hon. Court uttering them;.
fo; none of them, save one (the second prepool
tion) were presented to the Court for oonsidera
tion on Saturday.
Counsel cannot be answerable for the correct
nets of the reported dews of the Hon. Court.
But the report toiling been repeated to-day from
a Publication of yesterday, it cannotat be pre
enneed that the Hon. Court Is fairl reported;
and therefore I feel caliel upon to notice the
;
above propositions, which I now proceed to do.
First—The Court of Quarter 801381048 has not
been asked to declare "the Acts of Assembly an 1
this subject unconstitutional," for the best of all
reasons, that the Aot of Assembly, conferring
poWer upon the Courts of Quarter Sessione to
naturalize aliens, is in existence In this State.
2d. The Court of Quarter S.esions was asked
to entertain an exoeptlon to its exercise of the
power to naturalize alien, because of an alleged i
emeonstitutiontility of the Aot of Congress, oda
!erring such power upon State Courts; and the
reacted was made.
First—Because the power to naturalize an
&gen under the Act of Congress of 1802 .e a Ju.
1 clicwal power (4 Peters, 406, and 4 American Law
Register, 699.)
Second—Unsnap the Constitution of the Uni
ted States expressly vests the wAole Judicial
power of the United States in one Supreme Court
and each inferior Courts es Congrees may from
time to time ordorn and establish. (Coast. U. S.
Art 8, See. 1.)
Third—Because the Sumpreme Court or the t i
Udited States and other Judicial tribunals of our i
codntry have decided that Congress cannot Con_
et:Rationally confer Judicial power upon State
Courts. (4 Am. Law Register, 65, b 9; 1 Peters
546; 1 Wheaton 304, and 17 Johnston B. 8 )
Forth—Because the cupreme Court of the U.
S. has decided that Congress cannot vest any
portion of the Judie/a/power of the United States
except in Courts ordained and amble:had by it
self. (1 Wheaton 804; 1 Peters 643.
lifat—Because It has been decided by the Su
preme Court of the United States that the Judi
cial power of the United States is extended to all
cases arising ander the Constitution. (1 Creech
178.)
* Sirta—Booeuse under the Constitution, the
power to naturalise aliens Is vested exeltuieey In
the Federal Government (U. S. Const. Art 1,
See. 8; 2 Wheaton 269; Sergeanee Contd. Law
509; 2 Story's Cont. Lsw 45, and 1 Kent's
q out.
.423.)
.&venth—Because it is an open question
whether the Aot of Congress of 1802, conferring
the power to naturalise upon State Courts, is or
is net Constitutional. The Supreme Court of
one of the Sovereign States of the Union, at
the instance of eminent counsel and after full
argument, having denied the Constitutionality of
the Act.
And fully, because the power to naturalise ate
alica ben; a judicial power neoessarily arising
tmder the Constitution, and Congress having no
authority under the Constitution to vest any
part of the judiriat power-of the United States
in State Courts, or In Courts not ordained and
atablisked by itself, the Act of, Congress of 1802
conferring upon State Courts the power to natur
alise aliens; 11 repugnant to the Constitution and
therefore void.
Bd. The Court of Quarter Session scat not asked
"to declare the Constitution of the United States
unconstitutional." This proposition upon Its
face is ridioulooely absurd and en Improper
innendo upon the action of counsel, whether it
fM891125 from a private citizen, or from an 110t1"
°table Court, in delivering a judicial or extra
jadiciai opinion. The Court was impliedly ask
cd;to look at ' the Constitution of the United
States; an instrument which the Conn 11 /Went
tO, support as the supremo' law Cr the land, and
determine whether an act of 'Congress was, or
was not repugnant to that Constitution, and
"why does a judge swear to discharge his duties
agreeably to the Constitution or the United
States, if that .Constitution forms no rule for his
government?"
4th. Upon the fourth point made by the Court
of Quarter Sessions, It is sufficient to remark,
that the writer has been unable to discover any
reported denialon in Pennaylvania directly as
serting the validity of the-Ant of Congress vest
ing the power to naturalize in State Courts, and
if such decisions have been made, they could
add no validity to an Act of Congress inherently
tmoonstitationaL And an to "the uniform prac
tice of every Court in the State of Pennsylvania
and dera-heve; this Court among the number,"
we can only submit, that the veriest tryo in the
profession knave thatneither "half a century's,"
nor* century's uniform practice, whether by the
Courts of Qaarter Seeeions in Pennsylvania or
elsewhere, could give the slightest authoritative
1111:Lati00—and ebb least judicial strength, or im
part constitutional fordo to an unconstitutional
Aotof Congress; for in the language of Chief
Justied Marshall, (1 Crutch 178.) "Thie doc
trine would subvert the very foundation of ail
written tomtit:oton It would declare that an
ae4ll,lldoh according to the principles and theory
of our government, is entirely void, t yet to
practice, completely obligatory."
I will not pause here farther to argue the pro.
position. It Carnes within itself its own anti-
dote, 'tor would I hare written a word upon it
but that I desired to absolve myself from all re
sponsibility or paternity of so glaring so Jason
graity.
Fifth—As to the fifth proposition of the Court
relative to the disfranchisement "of our fellow
citizens" &a., I would submit without admitting
the state of facts detailed to be the legitimete re-
tolt,of a constitutional nijudicstion upon the
eubjeot, that If the coneequenoe eboald prove to
dleastrous as impliedly, if not directly, alleged
by the COON, the responsibility rests upon Con
grogs, and upon the Courts of Qoarter 1308810011
that have inconziderately carried Into execution
DM unconstitutional act; not upon thoee question-
Laing the power of inferior State tribunals to
naturalize aliens.
Cingrees undoebtedly has the power to "or
dain and establish inferfor Count In the various
districts of the United States for the tttureltie.
tion of aliens. &Loh power has been exercised
by Congress, and it should again be exercised,
as Just intimated, in order that the constitution.
al kowers of the governient may be faithfully
administered.
It might here be remarked, that the Court of
Quarter Semlone of Allegheny county, even ad
milting the not of Congress of 1802, to be valid
and constitutional, has not closely been vented
with the power to naturalise. The Aot coders
the poen only upon State Courts "having com
mon law Jo:iodation," and very etrong doubts
extote as to the foot 'of one Court of Quarter
Semiotic having smolt common lawinrisdlotlon as
to bring it within the meaning of the Act.
It was a matter most remote from my expec
tation, Mod certainly a veryunpleasant one, that
I shonid meet the neoeesity, on this or any other
occasion, of defending myself professionally
against the published opinions of an Hon Court;
but Minute in this Instance, would be eelf-abase-
meat; end while I would frankly &meow the re
frponeibilliy of the published propositions of the
Court, I moot be permitted to say, in imitation
of the Hon. Court, that these remarks are made
for the solo reason that the published propos!.
tione of the Court could 01! interpreted in no
other light than a reflection upon the informa
tion, or professional integrity, of parties making
the application on Saturday.
Whether the clerks of "the Omuta of the
United State!! MtPittaburgli and Philadelphia
will make their fortunes In a short time," or not
fa a question, having nothing to do with the ad.
judloatlon of a great constitutional question, and
should not be published Impiledly as a reason,
to anataln any Judielal tribunal In a „Indloial de.
termination. True, the application on Saturday
last was made at the lnatanoe of Messrs. Sproul
and Beeson, gentlemen In excellent standing
among their fellow citizens in this city, (the lat
ter an attorney of aubatantlal attainments and ex
perience MIAs profession,)and whose Instructions
when consistent with Bound reason and outlive.
aeetal jaw (as I most honestly believe ' and am
prepared to maintain before any competent trib
unal they are, In this Instance) it would be my
aide and pleasure on all occasions to obey.
R. D. Hanrano na.
FirreStraoll, Oct. 14, 1856.
Tax Courier des Mats ads, lately oonverted
to Bnehanan, haa the following acknowledgment
In Its bane of Friday last:
' , The qualities and the public, services which
ham !node the reputation and the popularity of
Mr. Fremont are above all question. The Amer
ican people would be guilty of ingratitude and
injustice Should they refase their tribute of ad
miration to the fearless explorer of the Western
desert—to the pioneer of the brilliant conquest
of California."
I Tar Landed Vexes ofZeptember 26th coniallue
!Abe log, irefoll, of the•eahooner Dean Richmond
on her' vcyago from Chicago, touching at Mil
waukee and several other ports on her way, by
Way of Belle Isle,-to Liverpool, with 14,000 bus.
of "rheat. She sailed July 'l7tb, and arrived
September 17th. She bad to pay tone, in all
$l6O, towage $166, and pilotage $6O. Dietanoe
from (Mono to Quebec, 1',600 miles; thence, se
usually estimated, to Liverpool, 2,975; total
4,875. In the Bivaite of Belle Isle, August aotb,
. there being no wind, caught two barrels of nod
in two hairs. Oa the 29th passed three ice
; bergs. The schooner l 887 tone register, draws
fire feet water when empty, seven feet with 150
tons cargo, and nine and a half feet with 650
• toes. Mainmast 90 feet, foremast 87.
SPECIAL NOT/CEs
Liver Complaint.—The only remedy over
oodreo to the public that hu never failed to owe. when
directions ere followed. V alcLue's liver MD. Mimed
by 'boning Bros. ritUboreh, Pa. It boa beet several
veusbefare the pablie, and boa been letrodoced to all
sections or the Dninn. Where It boa been awl. It has had
the/suit triumpbent mouse. and his actually driven oat
of we all other =decline. It bu tun tried under all
the different phsau of ilerstla, and hu been found eathsk
leadleacione to all. •
IlialPrernbaurs will be mural to ask for DM. SPLANI7B
OItLitErtATED LIVER PILLS. mansifsettrredbr WIALIHNO
- DOOO of Pneurriton. Po. Thareare other PHI. prirocetine
tote Lim Ma now befbre the habil. Dr. kl•Latke's
wentilne Liver Pills. also tds celebrated Vermlfuge, cart
how be had at all respectable dot gores. Nonc °males
withott tll4ll,6llll.lrtof II onne iu SHIRK a.
' '
TEE GREAT =GLIM REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated 'Yenta*le Yin&
Prepared from a prescription of Sir James
Olarr.OL D. Physician Eatraordinary to the
ThL.lntalnaNe Medicine to uniallhut In the mayor an
thole Wang and dangerous d1Ne....8 look:ant to the b.
male constitution.
It =Wats* all mesa, removes all otatruction, and
Cache. ,on the monthly period with regularity. Than
ITlls abooll be used two or three weeks preflotie to too•
tl.watitng they 'belly the eon stltut.bes, and imam the ad.
tering dortnarabor. enabling the mother to p., ate
dell's with safety to handl and child.
la all cases of Nervotumese and aslant alrections, pain be
the Back and Limbs. ilaarinees. rattan* on Might Zs..
tlew. Palpitation of the /trail. Lotman of Bririte, flirter
iv. Elsa fleadacha and all the Wren] dhow. own
limes/ by • disc/dared mtg., throe Pills gilt
adeot •
curs when all other means bay. Called, and although a
Ponorfal remade, do not contain Iron. calomel. antimony,
Or
roll the, mineral.
Ifinagooe ansontmaying each pack.. Price. to
the tinted btates and Canada Oct. Dollar.
M;;MMM!M
TIITTLX /t MDSE s, Anbuns. N. 1. General Agnote.
N. H.-11.00 and 6 postage alumna emensed to any an •
InalLth.r l 6.4 Won, vfil lams • bottleof these pill. by return
•.
Par aalafn PltTabncrah., D 7 /L 111117.0 LBO. roma of
*opt and /milk at. JOn._ ABBL. emu/ Toarta and
hfiald OA: JOH. FLEMIG, eornat
IHamondand Mar.
Mart, and Orwrsrlgta tronarall> der24.lrdt.*(l"
What every Person Should Snow.
Ismairaol7l4 Lt amb er regantown DU. 111.6. Tu. 1
Der
Da. I Soon 1 Co-Onto: It *Dania me treat pleasure
to testify to the desired effect. of your °slanted White
Circa/eta Liniment. It haring fneu•ntly relined me of
the Irate, when T. 10112 other nate°. felled. and 1 can
recommend It to the pehlle.OUN T. FLEMING.
filerl6 Monon male county. V..
IPlane'e bartered Liver PUle and Improved Ver
fete, also Dr. I. Peat's Paserated White Circassian Ll*
amt. prepared misty under the sepervielon of Dr.
Boat, Betaiat Medical Graduate and Ph nisi= data
sire modes.
NCO* mantra only as proparmd by Dr. L &cat & Oa.
solo Proprietors, Bank Nom Morgnatalro, vs, Dr. No-
Late Inproroi Lirqr PiW and laproved Vormirotto
ocerapialod br oortleonto of O. Ham.
.All lbo Lbw's Medicinal .or oalebr
Dr. GEO. U. ILITSEE 140 Woodotrost. Wbolasslo goo
JAZ. P. FLEMING, allarboor. mar B. IL
aslo amt.
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
ISAAC JONES,
awirrionran os
OAST STEEL.
AI
PLOW, AND A. B. STEEL,
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
Corner Ross and First Streets,
icMlyia PITTSBURGH. PA.
D. B. DOGRRB & CO.
111311171C11111111.11 01
MOM' IMPROVED PATENT
Steel Cultivator Teeth.
CoRRER RORD Flit? Eknems,
lazu7sb PIITABOROIL PA.
The only Medal awarded by the Now
Mr& Extalltloo to tat* thuata a etrelso Baum liana
saunas bar boon obtalonl, impugn onroorcran com pa ti
tom, by LZA & PRILILDIS. or Lholz
•
ot
WOLCII M 1L4111311t AUM
orhoratry fortktor h:to M II B
ur afortl•4 of Ito bang tia
tort roam extant
Sy ottotalty of Wm room has textarttlati to ovary tour
to of Oho clots. and Its • in prcaotiog taw aottoro i
health la bacootiog &Ay taro o and at loosslotlied.
In Ur Calton auto It to bald to In no =nit onnotablo
emnlnnlnt. and I artoaoon Mt Ito touts and Intinninttns
Droinntlon Ito ba Itanl usoonahllnt thostoinnell to dismal
the ton
On tit Clantiount of Emote, them mial.tbro hare been
40=4 to Dr • seatiatasa. who write. to LEA PIM
RIND thus hereesrried • bottle of year Worrestarehh•
&moo In • tour I =lre Jett aomptat.d ttirtnath Bpeln and
Partook]. and Wee. I core oar PT. ...t Rata of h..lth to
Ile ant your knot Is stomachic, and I tittuk. medicinal.
elan with troth oar there la =Ai= Ina tonanlool ben-
MP 00.eentlel to his condtat. at least Luther onintrig
ss your Baum.
In India, also, who. tt to Anna at the moo ei MOOT
memo= • lowilosi gentleman writes tront /SWIM to
DL brother In the same =Arlon at Warangal.. to the
lallowing ten= "Tell Lea a Pont= that thotr mum Is
highly stwoored fn Lad* and that it la In row
the =et Palatable ss wen am the mat wholesome tams
toode..
TILL aeon I. eollabla for even. variety of dish, sad
• mama' dammed .bleb Its mocalento has created has
led to many halts/10as Wog °flared to the yoollo. coder
• variety of cameo. teat the gamins may to kacero by the
name. of "LZA t PEII/11NP Was upcn the
Patent metallic Capsules. or mLteat glass Itoryor of the
tots). aa rli am !be mcd orstmer.
Bole agents tar Oathaltalatatas,
JOILN DIINCLAS a WU,
447 Stroabrai. Nn York.
Britieh and Continental Exchange
MGM BILLSDATAIY24 za
DUNCAN, *HERNIA & CO.,
ON TIM UNION BANK, LONDON,
!N NUMB Of LI AND UPWAILDB.
These Drafts aro available at all the prin.
else Toa•aa oflaglaM , Scotland sod Inland. tad the
Ocattnant
We Ow dn. ISIOHT BILLS co
M. A. Grunobaum A, Bailin,
IR.LNKJPOR7 • ALFA,
Whlcla um as • lasedttanos to all Dart. at dosaula7
Earlturlassl so .1 Milan&
Pomo, Intobltem to tosoolobroad may moomoohoornh
tin , Letters of Unlit. ED vM.b coo be obtained u
...Kt.y In any von or c 0..,
oolioctlow of BM% boos. and other mei:ultimo la In.
rUat •111 male. ..rnoet attention.
W. ILLIAMS
et EL
wa l.l n& W wee.. Thled * trrt
Dr. Geo. W. Mufti'.
COUGH SYRUP
?Int VIZ CUR t; OF
(Lughp, a,ta CMELD. IDAnnnees. DlwJinl DADIri
Asthm.. Drou:DILLt. Prr.7 . 46,1 Do,
conompti - m,DIM@
t
:. ilea. Phi s'
A .V.RUJIAIric / V,A
AND
PAIN PANACEA. '
TOLL THE IM.llltl A,D CUju. or
euusetlern. Newatda. Loa fa., r: -eat%
P.l.ne Paine in ‘l.• I , We. re,k a'..l Pare.
Pendia! end Palortfl Joi.•te, Weak Bleb.
Craolp,Soro Tluvat, gamble, to.
The ;Altman& who have rued theme Medicine. neettry
to their excellent matte by a motional:me of their one
To thole who have not treed them we would ay THY
TtiEll and they will end therm to be all they we 'wpm
sentad:atut that they will act with eaegno-Ute anat. •
DEL 011:0 W. PIIIELIPd, Nola Prorrietor, alnelonatte
hr Obin.
nee wboloaale sod hy
13Et/ILLIA3I I tioNIINN/LN,
faklyto Allegheny City.
For Clonsumption, Fiero'43,
BAKER a CO'S
Medicinal Transparent Cod Liver Oil
Highly esteemed by the Medical Faculty
tbroubent Um United Mtn fcr its =Ur, innpituga
and tinlbrmlty. (=matt and inn *dor sme►ay.
• insJorttf of nu reoldent amidst. of Pbiladlablil
11,. Oda OU to. amnion of tholz nigh a:wove, and
a•taatof their confidraes. Totontinind It to trills tmtlant,
►nd ;matte It In their Mottos.
6.• FOlnedr Inr Oonsumptlott. Bronchitis. asthma
Gout. Elbotintathnn. Osumi Deblllty. and all Perotulous
♦deoUona, It stands unrivalled, efreating a cure, or allevi.
&Ling suffering when other snedlelues have zaUed.
Illanufactured may by 701:IN C. BAH= d CO.. No.
100 N. 114 street, Philadelphia, and told by the Drugglita
.0 thie .Ity end aw.t•ore. eslls;6aat
Important Notice to those &Rioted
WITH 011110/110 DM/WEB. b 7 Dr. A. B. REATH. New
tr oo p Cm, yinfuns It empteible to attend personally to
all my paUenta, and being unwilling to trust such rim
eponsible duties to suletanta at etudes% and far the
purpose of eurimealee the We of wort/shun and hi ILIUM
quack titedidnut u well al the larporltions steal bed
under Actium name, °Opting to mind minas gratir/ or
an receipt of letter damp. or One dollar, lo.—to obviate
the shore, and to accommodate patients In all part. of the
fourit/7. I crud predletare, with fall dheations, to core
any Name, for IPS, utiles. treatment Ir re/al:rod for a
longer pada than ens month, when the Ike la the rams
for each monft. The vi. for all tureilml °Pentium!, In•
ducting that lbr the radical cursor bomb; will depend
upon the petnillarity of the cam ' , stymie um a i n • fall
ste.mant or all thedi ormatems, at the ilinodlo. orn
pared with an especial rafter= td each OSA All momy
letters should be registered. TheNrst part of sty Illnr
Crated work will be sent to any saran on the rentlpt of
/0 cente. A. A. IINATII,
101Enthig stmt. Malta the IL Nichols. lintel,
aptltydki oclo New York.
REMOVAL,.
rat 6UBStSZEIZRS MOT =MUD VIZIR
Safe. Establishment
TO
No. 129 sod 131 Third Street,
Wnare they are Peleared to =ate all kinds
SAFES
ON TUN IiNOSITZST NOTICN.
eo10•tf BURKE A. BARNES.
___ J. M. .LITTLE.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 185 LIBERTY STREET,
5t80,1341k ZMOVNGEL
ICE CREAM
• AND -
OYSTER SALOON
BY 2111LITBISIB KURZ.
•T-rut Irma BuDdml
ranixa Yarns Aso Dux dual•
Prrrxrcue.
Western Clothing House.
J.-GOLDSMITH & BRO'S
192 Market et., between Fifth and Sixth,
PHILADELPHIA.
wegern Bletehento on 'Wen& cur elty trill in It to
their edrentsge to mains our
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
07
Fall and Winter Clothing,
hlentemeturnel exrunsals:lbr the
WESTERN TRADE.
Awn. utl•fetlen our tools here heretofore Oren
require no ocher guarantee.
iu.9o - 2roro J. GOLDB3IITII & fiIItOTHZELS.
SMITH, MAIR & !TNTER
- - wffousALp.
GROCERS,
Mecond end lb.l Front Streets,
my 2 9 P.I77SAVROJI. FA.
.DENTISTILY.
;;;;;;;; J. 21 L EN,'"I 7 ;;;Z
SURGEON DENTIST,
MOM NEW YORK,
Extraott Teeth Without Pain,
Bra Meal Benumbing groat to the Gums only.
Jr/Muerte Tooth on Gold. tlllrer. Pletica and Outts
Pemba, and perform. allPental oprrations lo a Weald.)
manner.
airOards and Circulars a Lida office.
64 EMITUPIELD STREET, PITTSECIEI2II.
oe6;lmufs
PITTSBURGH, FORT NAM & CD
CAGO RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Three 'Trains Daily.
Passenger Trains will run daily, ezoep
Sunday& aa rallovree
Lesvis PlLtdburgh LT04031104, at 3.00 A.. Id. .T.O A 111,
ad 3.00 P. M.
Leaves Oman. far Pittsburgh it. 6.CC P 11..4
t5O P. M.
Theme train. all maw ekes connections at Cryan..
vitt. trains for Coltuntnis, Dayton. Cincinnati. Bede:lna-
Ulna, Ind Lunged% Minna Bt. Lear and all mints on
road. extending Wed and 13entla.ereet through Ohio T.
Cana and linnets.
Th... train from Pittsburgh comsat az glatterald with
Trail.. on Bandualcr, Mansfedd and Nawark r 0.4 Ibr
Chicago. Toledo =ld Bandiskr. Coroseetiotus .re made .t
/alias.. Nth Trains on Clavelaodusd Pittaborgh Road
for Cirreland. Chicago, Dunkirk and Buffalo.
Passengers baring Pittsburgh AL It P. H. lEr Bandusg7.
Toledo and ()bleat% bars the benefit of a night's rest at
Mandl eld or Cliereland, and arrire In Chicago early tuit
.room[.
iralae, But from Oneidas make aloes emenealone with
trains on Pmuurylranla Central R. R. for Philadelphia
Baltimore and
N. Yen. •
VW:MO Takata are sold to entrunbua. Dayton, Mato
natl. lortarills. Bt. Louis. Indlaaagolls. Ballstrotaina
adlaWs. EMI LIAM. rein 01t7. Duallath.
Oalro. Borlugfald. 111. Tort Wan., Glinslaad and the
prtuelPal calla in HA Wert. Through Masts over thin
lina rosy los had at all alas alma plums for Pittsburgh•
Phila./Alights, Bath:lon sad Now York.
The BMW BRIGHTON ACOOIOIODAZION TRAIN
Nv•Brightoti fbr Pittsburgh at 7 a. a...ad lye y,
N. Leaver Pittsburgh for New Brighton at 93i L. N., sad
ax r. br.
for Ileksta and farther tnitAmstloa. apply to
A. .10112:80N.
At Cho etTaer alDao r , undo nu leanurnsaols Hot"
Or
O si tba
ZORGE • rodoral stroot Atation.ffSDL
to
.1. H. MOM& Br of
.T.E.ELLY. Pawn. Aitynt
Plttntargb. Ku 23. ups r.72:1
PEITHBYLVANIA IBM:FRAHM CO.
OF PITTSBURGH,
No. 63 Fourth Streets.
Authorised Capital $160,000.
r/98772Ll 111,11,DING8 AND OVIZR PROPXRIT,
Against Lea.. er Damage b 1 Are.
Led the Para, at the Sea sad lame Navigate'', and
nutemo
Wm. /..lottneton. Ei.dy Patterso ss
n. Jamb [Water,
W. tdoCaintrok. Jae. P. Timm. Elea , o. Breath.
D. E. Perk, I. Drier Branol. Wade I=.
IL R.
A. J. J 4.71...) we,
A. A- =er. W. S. Harm. D. M. Long.
President. lion. WM. P. .TOEIN OTOS.
Vle.. President. BODY PATTERSON.
Peeretary A Tretelsrar. A. A. Quarts. 012
TIELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSITE,
AMOS COMPAZIT. 011/02.8. I. corner TIMM =0
at eta, Phila.:Webb..
MARINI nisowien,
On YUMA.I3O YREICIIIT. toll reeler the world.
ULLADID
On Goode by Mein , Oetztels, 151810ILLW07
Lanes end .3,
Land Clarrfaave
to ell terra of the Unton.
lINSWIJMOI6/1
pe Meet/motes senexally:Onilans,lovelling
AIMS OEM 00SP111T. Nor. 6,0.1845
h.e
/7‘01240 end Mortlo.s. Batt gebeta....--ei01.92) 94
BP=i= 84U°
C 9
r.
anniutt-
mm 013.003
1 14
Cloth on 30,525 09
/Wen.. due eer.d;:=1.1.71.713;
pwid« recently lestal.—end other debt.
du. the Coropny—.—..---- 0459 VG
flabeerlytlon 100.03 00
—5011.5.11 Of
=rE=M!
DIILLOSOB.B. •
!pew., W 1 1 ,5.2.11,
Cassias Bally.
!Lemuel IL !Rakes.
Hams Sloan,
igeggsrxlS.
Joshua L.Sies.
James Tensret,
James 1.1. lleftrtand.
Wm. U. Ludwig,
Charles Betta.ffer,
Pltittragh.
JOh a.
II DS aTIS, B.
Presided.
O. 11.aND 4im President
k". A. iIIADZO4
. Water R. PS =l..
eal,
/oomph 11. B
Ihinotmd Bonder.
JohnO. Daria,
Robert Burton.
John R. Norm,
11=1 ° 15 t. roolo
tivimr? Brooks,
Jams H.
11Mihn Pa dins.
. UO/1.012•
Hugh Craig.
WILIJAI
THOMAS
Mar Lgutnur. Sserctars
PHILADELPHIA
Fire and Life Insurance i Company.
No. 149 CHESTNUT STREET,
OPPOSITE c a
dsCISM MUSE
Will make all kd of Irumzemoe, either
Poriaron or United. on or
!lotion of Property or
linerbamilar at mamma& or mandato.
P. HWS.a W.U
8 1.
mP. NINPk* PP
r r o a d dd n an t
m%DIRSCPOSP:UL
initilahe te I NVV• wet
S . . H. Bann'. Jon B. Pane.
John Clnyter.
P•f h" Wi
IL ner.
Y. Ilwcrxua. no:ratans '
4.25-131 b gamer EL '. C at W n ced MAL
PITTSBURGH
Life, Fire k Marine Iniarance Company;
Woe, Corner Market and Water Streete r
=EMIG% PAL
ROB7'. 1241.11 , 1 T, /Worded. Tam Guam. ww7.
Ms Company makes every Insuranoo ap•
p.tikming tom with LIM EWES.
mittlZlWZ.l3"4l,MliltraZAV2r.
And against Lone or Damp, by Tiro,
MO aphid the Patna
tm of the eta and litlano Navigation
44144Wa1l
Icd l =lat tha laweittatas econdstaat vita fatty
parties.
WPM=
Danta°Wenell'Aikan Joantio IL Leach.
Jeniith LL Dusan, k. D.. Jo
ir iM m. i. Drown
John Stott. David LL Qualms
Jam. hiaraltalL Christian Zug.
David Richey, Ll t lado rtat .
r.
Juno W. Hallinan
Chan krbutitnot, Jas. D. 'IL
111drnaday Brad*, Lid . ear/tarn
HOWARD FIRE 1k MARINE
INSURANCE CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA, PENNA.
Franklin Buildings, No. 94 Water St.
Authorized Menial, $600.000.
AMOUNT 01 CAPITAL SUBSCIIIIIED.MC,OCO.
INYESTED 43 FOLLOWS.
Yhmt. Bond■ and Montages on Proven 7 in Um oirs of
Stooks worth par.— 2VIGO
Amo on bt 000
Amount toonnoiltr 100,000
Amount of Met aus Cal— 1,110
11400,
TOW 001 PAN! 1177Z01N INI3UNANOII ON 000
b:46lllidabandla. TaraOtte% lanabor, fa, an Vas.
0 aad infant, to all Pan.. mtt by Ealkos
Innen and Sinn at the karat Bata, and wen toW.
Illtaal Tama anatantastits zotatut payment solo
No
ad.
ludtment of Loam
ins greatest =sonata be Inured an any one Pak. t.
Wan
DIBZOTOIIII.
P.M. Pcnko. OPAVOULL, Aaa.g. Inn. Dna of Bar.
Urn* Co.. WU. U. Weans. 020. nowt% arm of Howell
800% J. Mossa Toe. Pres. Pang B. B . 0 Sown,
Ono Mann Bann, Jens W. Baum ce_ of Demon,
t stOsi Blrenetifor, limas Ilaingellof Eadruler
f l un a. ;fi r a a n a lt i t i c, Pc n, C = l" .N__lnt.
A...0f Patna 8.. ais. K. waning 8.2 of wither. a
Potation. Ming P. Eng W. Platilen.faca of Italgusl
On. Cana. P. RlCana, arm of Vaedunteen t O2,
Jon Jo 11. Lan/26. arm of lemseds JAL X.
AH. ff. Dtmacinim, late Wil ll anuon. ought A
IL
PERO/VAL W. IL WOOD/4 DeIft.POTWI. Plus' 2.
a. a. spAtNowiß, 01ei Pnet.
earA glacial at ens 114 of Directors kn o wn “Ilatratd
Insurfatto Co." MOO Of cabman widely as mons
the fBsl bealinn men of PhPadelybia, will_peobably
V.? POP O sesuranoe of moseltr to the Public , •
• than of patconsge Is :woof-Hull, solicited.
TllOB. ORALIAM.
Conn of Wane and idarkstats..24 Boor, Pittsburgb. Pa.
aanklydfo
Reliance Rutnal lneuranoe Company
OF PRELADELPIRA.
0177CE1 No. TO WALATTT Bram.
1147.874—Ameit,11=2.092, aeoireiriscorted.
PODISORANCE-011 lid Minim Mer
chant!'" rtaw, ere, ioLttien or oroatry.
TM Ploy. comoined with the emarity of •
Stook Os taitwalitim utejosored to Mare in the profits
d the ChtmoehT, vothotrt lability for lame.
The halm Ocrtillostew of this Compenr, ibr prof U. are
moreitible. eels?,
_into the_ I•Tetel Moth of me Ocionfr.
°Lan TINGLEY President.
ii.
M. lIIECIZIGUI 'Bohemian.
Ohm Thrift s. : Seta B.elthorek
WIII. 11. CIOCRIP N. /ham
T. O. . W. Thorley.
•G. . ( l i=er. rthroP.
Robert Stem ie Como.
0, O. Wo4, hut Tolend,
siarthall edit o•rlo.Jemew
James L. Taylor. tor m a t tewir •
. 4 1 3 a . 00 1i h S
01. . Inteh. W. 12. O p... oet r tr i.. . piHnem
J. O. 00171 N, Amt.
molar° • earner Third mel Wood Mamie
Citizen's Insurance Comp 7 Of Pittsburgh
84(1..11Y, PvteiciviU.
BAKIJULMAXMIany,ar s
aiwfa. V 4 IflgeddyrlnXilitlaT AND
eft. mum AfwA, AIM maw &MB ON TAN
OMOAND 111 1 EX... (TX =VIM AND TRIO
ar Amu yobs/ Loa Ar Datedothr Z A R%
APowst_ Anwar Qat/AAA IN 4,449 D junattros
IMO TRANAPOArarION.
AMMO=
MA '
' ItArjAilutA. Aka
i w n ox i :. I =l
°"ai
NUNNS Sr, CLARK'S PIANOS. -
,
1856. SPLENDID FALL STOCK. 18561
H. ELEBER &
SIGN OF OF THE GOLDEN— HARP,
No. 63 Fifth Street, Next Door to Niuonie
A RE NOW REOEPTING and have on the way the choicest and nrfill complete stook of
PIANO 1/ COMA than the touivalled Peet= et NUNNI3t CLAIM, New Tcrk.
RA NOING FROM 8250 TO $l,OOO. •
And Provided with their Celebrated
NEW SCALE AND. PATENT IRON FRAME.
NTINNS CLARK'S PLODS are Imiversally prononnoed the BEST and moat DITRABL
. PIANOS in the iVorld, and
A Written Guarantee, Warranting each Pippo for &Number of Years,
tl OMEN TO TIEN PETRIMAZIL. TBIT wan VAIIITiiitIS - 411 . SOLD AT
New York Factory. Prices,
11.. KLRBER BRO.,
Bat Afreat for Nur= t Clerk', Plato, for Westerns realm Innis.
No. fa Fifth stmt. Ken orta•thAarn Hors.
A. A. MASON & CO.,
IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE, AND RETAIL DEALERS
DRY GOODS,-
INVITE MERCHANTS FROM ALL SECTIONSJP THEIR NXTRNSIVE STOCK
comrololor ',picot& or
Two Thousand Cases and Packages of
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN GOODS,
Purchased direct from Manufacturers, Commissioners,.lniporters and large Public Hales,
and will bo offered to Merchants ai prises
GUARANTEED TO BE AS LOW AS THE LARGEST EASTERN ROUSES.
Oct.". solleltecl at al
"rT ltrirl DaY l )Ds " ltaatem R.t"-
TnBoo7Th•g g7 SILKS, SHAWLS, DRESS GOODS, EMBROIDERIES.
WHITE GOODS, TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, MILLINERY ARTICLES,
VAR'TY GOODS, GLOVES,
Ewell description of Dooseatiol.
it,i spog i n BON
Men it t lig CLO or LK plill o ppe r ORY Ls nosr ope of the most etonsivis lo ocalutzr. and tbalr
SirMszebutts sorpartgVat&Vsslrol tOsijotor than et the:wont
ocl.lmd A. l. " MASON & 0 0 '25 Fifth &root.
J. J. GELLESPIE & CO.,
LOOKING GLASS MANUFACTURERS,
Looking Glass Plates, Plate Glass and
ENGRAVINGS,
No: 76 WOOD STREET,
initrall. I ITTSBURGH, Pat.
Mrtatam.
Oa bawl and made to order, ant Pin and 7iisieT Mantis
Iltasairood. Walnut sod Gilt
Yr/mu, or ktocildiairolfsitin7 danniptlon.
wrawriabftt W biro Dv:orate:l and (113.1%
I.9;biridfo-
W.: H. WBIGHT.
No. .s.24eurt.A te.. Moan Wood'and Markd
PITTSBURGH, PA
, r
of and Dealers in ilk°.
110L,_SITIERELL, CAMPIIINE and MB OILS, 9d13
PLITUBILA and an kinds of LIMN. Oband , fflern atm..
dol.. do.
WO.tottOnC.B•P h erthir. Entadins aad D. cat
• done order at art notice.
farm. •I.T. Oil. .PDUId reira'arly every k tram
wagon. wahlyfa
ALEX. HUNTER & CO.
• MINIM IN
FLOUR, GRAIN , .
BACON, LARD; LARD OIL,
AND-PRODUCE GENERALLY
\ No 299 Liberty &zooid
sp2l:6md PITIZZIWZGH.
JOHN ENGLAND.
463, Pais 1512 m.
File Manufacturer,
And
re•ea oc2; dI Dean.
t, In Foreign sus! Dthstattb Itardware.
• nod ct
HATS, CAPS AND FURS.
Iso 0 R D & CO..
WHOLESALE &RETAIL..
•
HATTERS,
131 Wood Street,
Hare always on heal • full and ouaplete stf ek of
ILI2B, CAPS. AND PUBS.
Wholesale and Retail •
mold at the Loom dotes Pune; to irbkh they Invite
ettentlou of all purehasers.
.1. Da
J. R. WBLDIN & CO.,
Wholasslo uld R.LR Deaten la
PAPERS AND STATIONERY
Blank, Law and School Books,
.13
Inanufsoturers of Blink Books,
No. 63 WOOD eraser,
Hausa Third and lanrtts, PITT3I3OBOIL
113..ataaxaboat and ovary direr dranirdon a Muting
monied with nratneW and dlspatail. Printing Ink aF
*ay on nand. Old Bakal/a bound. Csahyaiddst Bags.
no3o.3ind
Have yot a Root= of the Bowelit 7 .l
.ocild =art mindfully twit. Ms attention of tboi
Dieted with hem% or mutton of the basela to my elm
did amartment of Truman of verlom pattern and to watt
emu age, atuited and satiglietion guarantied to MerY
cam. at my temp No. ItO Wood Street. Pittabtush.
elan of the Golden Mortar. Amon. the Stamm FM 1,7
me 0111 he toned
YarA•r RadioG Oleo 2 men -
IM@M
Dr. ff S. MA's Slitytvrtor hum
The raire of MONO very /14,: ri to tSO. blerblet or
Myth:rad yettlenta an be rutted by reatlttlag money and
sending the mayor@ monad the him. ditties .tuttva
the ratter* le tor th cht or lett elde. 2 al. iellard
Mane
Dr, Bonnet?. Loco or Body Brace, for the our, of Pro.
lams Uteri, Weakness of the Mort or dssiumen, Ma
Cltrorda Dierhtea, and any weakness dependbut on a erstek
and debilitated con/Intone! the abdominal soselsa '
Dr. Fades .11.bdesitsed Stonarter, ,
Encash Murk .Abekssiessi Barer •
Polk Elastic Bac
sell
•
And Mier 10107 kind of Ettnewter now in nut 1 alas
- Ehaddsr Bram or *nay arta, tot weak shaded and
atop ahouldsra aeon;
Madre Zackaga fit broken mat radars alma
Zattatarle itozdaffes. of all kinds.
&rime= eartesi and and In SIIM7
kin d of in aspllanos nal W tbs cored alma,
DL firrus wood stag to tams In auto( Edson
or Tawas that he tan oft= and to It the :atant by
ra t;lthsa=l2 .L ls always batter to sea Oa pedant and as-
DIL tl.Crl..labllt i lt 140 wood st,
Istrldalthal Mtn ofthe Golden Rata,
JOJij COCIIR.AN & BROS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
iron Railing, Iron Vaults, Vann Doors, Window
RIM* Window Guards, at,
Nos. 91 second st.,, & 86 Third st.,
(between Wood and Market,)
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
Have on hand a variety of new t... Mt?
t r natkoa n itl i d totnrcall it‘h4 t t ing ' = " Tobbizur dolta
bmit sloths. nta.
Frostwort 'or Boat Hosi.--Fer the cur
• IStrotalon. Dbuses.
Na, Ham. Jan, 1.15112.
Sly son Chants has bean alined with Inflammation of
the hip Mini At the mis oil he was Ant attened. In,
gammatlan tomeand cup the bights seryttlensed.and
the Jong asiboandy affsetsd hls kg. drawing 'tap in that
It is. lutnossible to atzalth ten 1t a sr:Amor of iscrawl7
one It as his decided opluka that the leg seal mu
heal. and that the young min mould never walk Niko.—
Tha theme hemmed so roley that ler tie and a half
mars he only walked with a im ateh... and the Carta to ez
stain the Ilasb win attended with gnat pan. so that ha
melt not slam. I hatched Met eoattattlealy. that An
months; did nothavi fin fag night's rest. Ile had been
treated by distinguished msdkal roadltlonem, by lesoln
tug. dlatertom to. In had aka been reran the Atadleal
CHnlons of Yale Conan. The rremilse them neconmerola
ed whoa most faithfully tried. but without ann. This was
hi. aeon and dnadful rondlthua IS months tains when
he rometemed talint Wren' Bask Nom Cue bottle we.
bat partly taken when he was mush tatter. reeithmtng
until than kettles had ban tansy when a cum has me
knoly complated. now be Is In expellant health. This Is
the testimony of and can be carraboratsd by adAranlng
Hrs. Catharine Xe9ll4 . 9lWalleas at. New llama. than..
or can he fatty ribstarglated by h of httnosers, or
by 'Admitting a Ilne to Bev. W. W. , New Barry
Conn.
gold wholesale and ratan at the , ton of 010. H.
Enna& N 0.1141 Wood at.. Min of the 'olden /fatter.
nakdterT
Age and Debility—As old\ Ste comes
weaning on um, It brings many attendant gredtlas.—
, leata of appetite and small:tins Impala the health. and
mato( activity makes the mind dlsomMented and an'
nom Is use when clangs adds Its InlIneno• If Is
almost impassible to add Maur and health, and although
Many remedies hays teen Wad. an bay failed, anti
screusvra lIOIXAND 111TrENS wire Munn and
teed In every ones when they have bernimplonet
hey have Invariably Oran atrangth act restored than,
petite, They have become a great agent for this alone.
and are mad by many pangs who are regal:at thou lea
of assent. and general deldllty. In ems of long stand.
Mg &nun Manna. they act as • steam. Mrtgaratlng
the minas, thus giving nature attottin onsOrtrmlty to
renal' Savant Minns.
illecreole—theard seeing gorebaelng an italtatlon. To
relent' theyorftlern. be Cllntal be ask for Park:pea Hie
mao data".
IrMatalari a l i ra or alx be i tlat for OT tb.
n tL amautleta and IlgiLlat i Pletabeirg!%.. " -
1;s:a
es eneraly. eallgOtor
H.OLMES & COLLINS,
Ousame to a. a. 6141 M ")
Agricultural Warehouse,
REED STORE,
No. 129 Wood Street,
ap2l4yaver PI TTSBURGII.
MMM•P
COLLINS
JNA W ING AND - -
COMMIS D S lON 2BORANT
bloatAHD WLAL~ILI~Di~LfB IA
Prolnes tlesarsDr.
No 23. Stmt. Pittsburg/I.
NOTICE.
The Stoohh Adore of the Peinoitivarde In
'Warne. C.IVP"T• of PlitAUTA•sze busby nsti3s4 that .
the Alenzal WWl= at Mut" lbw lha
uth hold h a ONDAT. ths 34 day al Noraber,l334,
haws .010 *lash A. N. 404 1 d doet Plt M.
as the alms! sahl Mmaaa7. No. ect ?Garth at. **fiats
A. A. CARRIE% &attar.
P. BEIBUT,
'isoulpta, Moiler Stucco Worker 'aid
Wax! Owns. No. 86 12401 street. baron Wood IM
Mutat. elzosta, Pilletrozets. ra. kowe coattaattron band
or ow Asa Quatro Plocost . 11:. MUNN &a
Keep the Blood Pire.—Moit of thb. din.
uses that us !teed =smut mon originate from humors
fa the Mud, sad eren.ontsmaption Itself, in • MeStalanY
likshoes. can ts trued to the settling of some humor
'nix. , the hugs; With haw much - Jai then Muhl s num
ea/ be Wed Mist em breves eradicate from the system
the wrest sad Most deererete humor that cut attack It--
Kennedy's Medial Dlseourr sure. every yitzthostrands
ealitted with earotrdts irtelselse.Salt Muss, 811,..tacu-
Wan, is., is , and yet there its emu who, thitnurit t h e
amuse or went of faith, delay obtalnina It. We word
say to raelr—"Be ye nortsithleas, bet Delius."
- -
eald by Dr. GIO. EL KUM, 140 Wood stmt. whale
"nt Mira P. PLE.I.U.NO. Aileen/or.
Itlfgr.n.fs •
•
rea.v aaf~...._._..._........_...~ .._loaf. J. aaaap
BEYMER & ANDERSON,-,
(Seoms= to Jollies Rhodos teo..)
WHOLESALE DEALERS Pir -
Foreign Fruits,,
SPICES,,
Confectionary, Sagan', Fire Worley &c.,
No. Bfl WCOD 819315,
ODD:4W IC Mathis Hog), PIII2II3ITROIL PA.
ott:018 Ciotti
Dr. Keyser's Shoulder Braoes—From
Pittsburgh Dleratoh. April nth:. 2166.—P0r alot% tbari
Jean cast we have enataatly worn the Washbestonlins
Deader Bran. snannoterlS by Dr. Geo. D. Keyser, ofNa.
110 Wood at. tants city, and would heartily noranneel -
It to all who are =WWI qi:Nlow a maLealary tea.
Ina. Al we hue Wan retweitad.la raDlot attsatlon
to lte =rite. It =nen for • bran nal ponoess, tag
weight atlas panfalona bolas so plied at to oontlareabi,
ir toad to tertaa the ibmtldaes to their; esooll moon.
and errand the dad. Wotan. hanctrods of who= an
annually Ware&bJ the "night of atom= "skirts:
amid also narcere than nun. By parttarlar la pro.
=dog the end neatkonall, 1 many — f the nine meld are
humbug. bald at Dr. 000.40. `B. Wholarals
Dre i nte l t, 140 Wood st. eta of the Oder Mortar.
Great Cure of Dyspepata.—C. G. bier
slum, Nerchant. tam
5UP11031 , 117.1, cheesy Co.. Br, Idarchlo.lB.l.s.
"The German Bitters aln senorasallefectloo. and I
hues:lth hand you cartilltate of Mr. Morton Barkley. •
revuUble termer of this ernnty."
Pixreoerman.lty.„ Mar dl 29,1816.—Dear glr: I would
lugs. you that I haye teen afflicted tor sernal year.
with Dr./ Met In • my eggraretod bun, far which I
awl !snap. • and redone teenroaniab In farm of
lloofland'a Darman Diners. 1 was induced to try MUD.
and I now state meth plasm. that through itch' use I
are anteing better health than I hare done itsysers past
and cheerfully recommend the Hitters to ell amchwl with
that terrible diem% aupeetfully your,.
To Dr, O.H. Jackson. MOIITON
aota.whohwwt.amt.r.taii, At Dr. cita 113113.411
Druz Store. 140 'Wad ee, effn of the Golden Wee.
Bee advertheonear
GEORGE WE YMAN,
niananicturtr Dula In all Ends of
Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars;
Am)
Leaf Tpbacco;
Corner Smithfield Streit and Diamond Alley,
ini%l7fo PITIMMTIII.
To Nervous enterers.
A retired clergyman, restored tnheialrh in
foir day& offal. toms Testa of groat norms catrorinfir,
lo mato= to make toovn the mums et atom Will mood
(tree) tka soneariptlon swot Direct tea Nov. JOHN r.
DAGIVALL, No. CO Fulton Btort. U.motlrn, N Y.
oolitAndoodolmvfl .
SAM'L GRAY.
•
BIEROXEMPT I%IIOE. •
.rC. 47. ter. `irrorsi. orrelntow.
...IS now recoiling a fine stook of Fall and
Whiter grade ozorletbro of cloths. over =abut; pr restlno,te.. which be Islto nuke to ~
order on short 'OllO 0 the latest =t i t , fall:11=00
Gentlemen In want ofTrahlowable starmerto.lnrejrall
or Wloter wear slit Out It to them adrantago 0 save
blot a rah. . ll'
EAGLE STEEL -WORKS
.TOSEPIT DILWORTH dr CO.,
(=cm=ro souccoCrarr 8. c 0..)
• DARDZAIMImuI OP
Cast Steel, German, Saw. Blister. P i naEk
SPRINSTEEL;
AXLES, VICES, SPRINGS, PICKS,
Mattooke, Wedges, Harrow Teeth, he.
WARP:IIO[RM h 0.13., WASSE WPM? ?
Between Wood and Rx 310 1 .0, 1
PIT,TSBUEO 11, PA.;
J 1131.17 t 115fkiador
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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d at
"Tinii i i rl . rger n lf l tt l in l eh iStge g an io d
monat Outon's Odom Boom amen ttur-
MI tattoos ware mated.
Ram Mad. That so ham , a naltleal Way:mane. -
Bemired. That we hold a meths for that _Dermas at
Bolding Onion. near llnterrille. on the 23.1 aroet
Itenolred. That aeon= Mee of aLx be app doted to
auwb4o forrdrMewtejr.
and J. I.ronwv,anDeneed.tr.di.r.
•
Iterotred.• net the nromedbto of this seadlnaben , b:
=MT. Gahm In the count? papas and two •to n ea
•
Bemired. We adiOnne.
.70911P11 B. GAZTON. e Preridont.
J. K. Gum; Bonetary. on; Inehlt •
kticuarcer Brit as Prrinuats, 1..
October letb. Ina. j -.
ANZE . OTION . of ,thirteem. Directors of
tbli Peak Ea the etumteutner ten be held at the
Maw, ea MONDAY. the 11th ear ef November
next. the bean er a A, is. mt. 3 p. M.
Also, a amoral autetlng of the 8 teekttalders will be hell
est Tuesday. the ith Mee ent r
anuaher at 10 A. 111., In so.
=dance 11th the amain" el' the Charter.
•ealadtlene 13/...):D. IIeGREW. Geier.
' Removal. •
WARD T. MEGRAW has-removed hie
waeksa• /bßsb...BCOltar Wareham to No. RU
pftlist ft Thar% b• •Coand • lam Kock of TO.
BAD
lad MABB cf visions brand; lonst sbol••
oatrdu ..
=Oarim.
Important to Book Agnate:
FEU imbeeriber in addition to their large
Int of Barks forsworn' dealan s _ars now nubile/Our
• IE3 OP /11Uar RATED WORE& fo be mkt arenw
•naly by seant• ore idyla entirely cow to eubscrOttloo•
noon. reardniner them far unterabar to any tetras Dow
In no hands of Warta. Jar tali parelcolare address,.
MA stz un
oclirtf /08 and 110 D YO oan, et a •
oh flaw York.
•
IN the Court of Common 'Elsie of
• A Uclsoh n7 irr 7 l/2. of Ylttebn ttobar igt D i
or 11;
boson eche loaclrent Lava of Ibis Courocoornitb,
Br and
now tout. Oot. itch. 11160.1 m Ironton of M. Browne
Attornn. Ito potionrwr the On= Ix Baturdor. Newmann'
lat, 1e66, an hi t'olooo A.ll. at On Common Plias Court
noon, Tor Inaring to., at Inlet Urn and gam all too*.
tin
In
an attend to
cola /OLIN DRITILUOND.
19KNAMENTAL AND FRUIT .TREES,
ITMII/18, FLOWERS EC. to AT THE MORELS
18311.118. WEST CiIEteEtr.PIOEIVA.-.TE
NR's ct this old establlsh.d nursery' tett totLte. Watt.
ern . frlandt. lbr tall plan ttna. • TIM/ thetas sasoniasta of
both mean= and deciduous taws for parts. onostriols
and mints neendo Their nose of trait trees Is Etas
und attendant nobee solos. ream
and 'di the culler frets. Thom less. ars good. and or
Witty (math. and are vansnad Ins to
For foram portlanars re Condoms. whisk will to
EnnnEned to andlaints PT soolasnmernop
s. L. Daulauarots. a co.
oolElcodsod Won Munn Po
TEEP..-BATTVE TR nvrn _
TEE-BATTLE IS OVER, sad each ty
meeemsaue the held u the make slam. Ia t 6.
anus Was cusersa hen se smsel ohs at the beet Maas
Cl maim:am Rd t07116:42.: I* mead he the ear.
Am rpleastle umatamst rude • g, tEs tom
trade.Oen Meta sad bra g Tor the cad
matter.
Cum ma. =ea ell. famereatlre at Shaw predlstfam—
'mad me tae. guru
CHEST MVS.Writtair%
Sr Re study ta Thum:
emu? liNeactst., mat Dlashand .
0 txseßJlCtla.
t• ttetrerreb, Oet 16, 1864.
A:ENERAL METING of the Stookho
ers of the Alhotheor Valle? Baltreal mr Ocoottury yin
at Mar teas, trt tits lit) of Pitts ■b, =Bate
todar. the 23th hut" at it efelarA,A.
t*Cm hatlawmataetea.aftwidsitee 1 ' 69 ...t. zw . 1.7 , 0 ..d.
Ei r n asteells .
rinid er _l7lMt:
irtIDHAN AND OTHERS DEE
ROMS OP POROUARTRII .4 LOP OP ITROUND TOR
A 031.11,—if• CC. tar Isla 6 lota In a ltrateny tit,. st •
ring=z7rirMs•Vitrra. 10~ t1EII I. e i m.
dist a atriums boas or 6 roots wraith will be sad at
• largala. Thew lat• wart a grod aka far • ' rtwalllas
', M I, to (If4MairlV
WTI" :
OFT illi d ranrltirs.'
61 Ilarkat Mad.
"10 -_____-____-
___ r
BALB_.6iiits•
,I*d la tb barc4B4 4114 4414 y. baling head aq
/Alva stmt. o fE6 hod 624 itzteiteng bint L 24 foot .an
441r4 Is meted mmtartaai 2 gory dwilling, .9514u4
In weediary 424 A. 5t24,.
.00d stab vo= le 4 abound.* with tau frigt siut
albs hrubbr.: The whots tzr,
urles ilionvvionanta t u lb. cyan m o m lsis itt.
rzteo IWO AP91742 Cole B. mews 4 HI&
Sidney-
DT„ANDIDO3I of-the Ede: =at ft4z. rga u tul a aVa m mte, ( " 72 v ek t ra tin ” and '
maitcdr sad mats 1:7 Emu A. Dr .3l a la
IB no. Dead mats
VA a iNx,d i or L
ERSON'S 1411 20ELLANIES, =bra
aebs Ratan allitrimes owl I...tam In 1 val. 13 =A
KU 414 VS Mode-