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EDITORS and PROPRIETORS
P1TTE3391711.4343EC:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, oat. 14, 1857.
,moo itAITZE. 031 ItACII PALL 01P c . PA.1911.
-- The Election.
We give such returns as we here, this more"
lug, but they are - r ery meagre. Very few re
tort:lB,mo ?Suited from the country districts
aP tts the I,l* of going to press.
We hiSS scarcely anything from the State at
large but we sei no reuse to doubt that Packer
has been elected.
Nfith regard to our county ticket, we think
We bate elected most of It. We have possibly
two or our candidates for Assembly, and the_
general ooncluolon is that our County Commis
"sionor is also beaten. • We have DO figures., how
ever, to Justify this belief. To-morrow we will
be better able to tell.-
_,,The , vote in the cities extremely light—in
*ewe do not remember ryikto have seen such
a quiet and listless election. The business men
were so thoroughly absorbed in the monetary
difficulties that most of them neglected to vote.
The Monetary Trouble*.
Dos readers will turn, with a sickening inter
est, to the . , financial intelligence in our tele
graphic, eidumn. We suppose most of them,
wititus, hays been anticipating this result, as
inevitable; yet it Is impossible to read without
a deep feeling of sadness. ' But it is wisdom to
he . ready for "stibmission to what cannot be
helped. We think we will soon see the worst of
this trouble; and until it has come to the worst
we cannot hope for any relief.
The general belief is that the banks in Ohio,
Indiana .and Kentucky will to-day follow the
example of the New York banks; and it is
probable that the suspension will soon become
general throughout the country.
The legislature, it will be seen, yesterday
paused* Relief bill. We •ball be able to give
terms of the bill in a day or two.
plpiehd onrsspeed.... ate. Moor& altatte.]
• Hasuusittrao, Oct. 12, '57.
Eds. Gructiu—This has been an exciting day.
The House has been all day considering the
Smite bill as it amended it on Saturday. Most
of.the day has been consumed in motions oom
;,ing from : he Republican side of the House to go
into thi_Committee of the Whole for special
amendment. It has been evident from the first
moment that a bill was introduced into the Sen
ate that the length of the time for which sus
pension•would be legalized would be the turning
point in the fate of the bill. Hence to-day all
motions to go into Committee of the Whole was
simply to extend the time to April, 1869, Jana.
• ary '59, September '5B, July '5B, June '5B, but
they all failed_ The great body of the Republi-
_eon vote with a man in no case emanating an
exception exceeding ten out of forty-two Re
'publicans present voted for the elongation of The effort was in vain. At no time did
more than six democrats out of a vote of 51
present vote with them.
As an instance in the vote setting the first day
of July, '6B for resumption, there were 42 votes
giciett for it. Of these 86 were Republican and
6 deMocratie. There were 46 votes in the neg
tire and of these 4 were Republican. This sin
gle fact shows the intelligent artizan, operativO,
merchant and mechanic to what quarter they
must. look for relief. If distress continues with
out relief,- It is solely attributable to the unwil
lingness of the democratic majority of the
Rouse to extend a sufficient measure of relief.
Tho business men of all political complexions
who were present protested that April, the
time for resumption set in'the bill, was en
tirely inadequate for their relief, although it af
forded abundant time to the banks. Indeed the
exclusive agents of the banks signified their
willingness to accept April. To this time the
democratic majority rigidly held the Rouse.—
Beyond, by repeated votes, they refused to go.
The Republicans felt this and a majority of our
party r,fitsed to rote for the bill. The demo
. erste, if. they had been sincere and earnest in
their professions of favoring relief, c ould have
passed it by sheer force of numbers at any time.
But after re-fusing sufficient extension of time a
majority Of their party voted against the hill
upon its final passage.
• The bill has fallen in the Reuse. I presume
an effort Bill be made in the morning upon a
motion to reconsider to revive it. Ido dot be
lieve it will prevail. Aod as I BOW believe a mtjor
ity of both houses will refuse to sit longer than
to-morrow, there is but little prospect of any
final action. The temper of the two houses
• RCVS's to be-alike. The Senate had a night !ma
iden to-night trying to get up a new bill. But
that body after proceeding to the consideration
of a bill introduced by Mr. Lewis, senator from
Delaware, relative to. the suspension, the bill
WAS negativedtry a vote of 13 ayes to 18 nays
—the, whole ffebtocratie vote of the Senate voting
nvin_solid column.
--. • .
I can only say as I conclude my letter in
time for the mail I have no hope of any law of
any character. R.
The Result la Kansas.
We cannot, at this writing, say positively
what is the result of the election just held, but
yre.athak Mr. Parrot is elected by a handsome
• majority. This has been done in spite of the
utmost exertions of the Democratic Pro-Slavery
party. They canvassed the Territory from one
• end to another. Ransom has been on the stump
• for nearly three months, besides the smaller fry
who were in search of the minor offices. The
nth:Lost efforts hive been made to persuade the
Ipeople that the subject of slavery was not at
'issue in the contest. But the people could no:
bb made to believe a lie_ The public ear hat
;been tired with the changes rung upon Democ
irtcy; but the people of Kansas loathe thatnanie
with its significance. Bribes have been held'
out to then, in the shape of Railroad grants, if
'they would only elect the apostate free-soiler to
Congress—but the people have spurned the
bribe and consigned the apostate from Freedom's
altar and Freedom's faith to his political grave.
The era of Freedom and the reign of the peo
ple begins . to dawn.
. Mr. Parrot occupies one of the most respon
sible acid honorable offices in the Union. He is
the first Representative of the people of Kansas
who will have taken his seat in our national,
halls.
• He is familiar with the history of Kamm.—
Ile knows the trials and sufferings which her
people hare undergone. He knows the outrages
which have been heaped upon them. He knows
fall. well the judicial and military despotism
which thei*leral Ciorernment has established
here. lns vdlce will ring like a trumpet through
the bills of Congress, as he holds these 'wrongs
and outrages and cruelties up to the scorn and
condemnation - of the country.
• . Let as rejoice that we hays, at last, a fear- I
less, able and eloquent defender of our people
and their rights,
• LATER. •
, We would not raise hopes only to be blasted;
but; unless there be gross tampering with the
returns after they leave the various precincts,
'Ad unless the universal tenor of our reports be
inborrect the Free State men will have a work
inginajoritY in both branches of the Legislature.
Parrot is elected beyond a doubt, by a large ma
.-
•Leavenworth County has been carried against
VT the most infamous frauds. • The same
game was attempted in other counties, but the
overwhelming number .of the Free State men,
AO their thorough organization, prevented its
swicess.
So far 43 we have yet learned, there were no
collisions between the people and the pro-slavery
paiy.sa the polls, and the election was compar
atively pescofuL
The entire 'result, as indicated by the returns
thus far, is—
= Council, Reps.
Preis:State,: ...... 9 •21
National - Dinuoiratio, 3 . 8
Doubtful 1 10
Giving I Pree:State majority in both houses;
mad's; legislative bodies are the judges of the
qualifications of their members, a two thirds
Free-State vote will be obtained in-both houses,
if justice Is'meted out to those elected by fraud
-in the .;.eavanworth district.—Lawrenee Repub.
The money market presents no encouraging
aspect; confidence Is completely prostrated, and
all departments of trade are paralyzed. The
,best nitrantile paper la difficult of sale, and the
Vara range from 1r to 10 per cent, per month!
' Scarcely a: day passes but we have to record
failures in this and neighboring cities of houses •
that 'have abundant resources, but not of an
available character and
.before the crisis passes
, over we anticipate : that many of, the. Insolvent
, ReUretwißoMpanietwill fall .into the hands of
the Mondholders.Foreign and Domeitic Ex
, ahapies continue. _ very .much depressed. The
brokers wera buying on New York ta-day at 5
per . 'pent, , premium.. pia was selling in ottan
i till's at 0 and Silver at Ili per cent, premium.
The following additional bias awe discredited
.this morning:
- Zaseltlverlialdr; of-New York, N. Y.
'Ociaida Central Beek, of Rome, N. l.
tionmtelaßiverßanki - of Mt.,/dorria, N. y,
!". SmAtalCointiliailki of Waterloo,' N. Y..
•• ::Varinerte..Bank, OtHudiewl; 'Wisconsin- •
Fot 'River Bait; or Greet Hay, Wisconsin.-
Hedger State Bank, of, Janesville, "
...14 , 4•:.•
Latest
PrmitraGa
Fait Ward--Wilmot 166, Packer 145. Mill
ward 144, -Strickland .14T. Burchfield 144,
McElhanney 163, Anderson 185. Rowley 169,
Phillips 186.
Baca Ward--Wilmot 258, Packer 205;
Mill
-ward 244, Strickland 208; Leech 248, Lewis
248, Strong 212, Thompson 214.
Third Ward--Wilmot 318, Packer 530 ; Com
missioner—Burchfield 292, MaElhenny 548.
Fourth Ward—Wilmot 277, Parker 180, Ha
ilehurst 20; Mlllward 271, Strickland 181, Lin
derman 18; Muse 268 Hawkins 179, English
17; Rowley 284, .Phillips 158, Stewart 11;
Burchfield 259, Mcllhenny 187, Anderson 15.
FBf7A Ward -- latPreoinot--Wilmot 109, Pack
er 132, Harlehurst 13. 23 Precinct--Wilmot
283, Packer 269, Bukhara 9.
Sixth Ward—Wilmot 839, Packer 338; Busch
field 321, Mcllhenny 262; Rowley 852, Phillips
. Satiath Ward--Wilmot, 142; Pecker, 95; 11a
cleborst, 11.
Eighth Ward—Wilmot 185, Packer 180, Re
slehurat 10; Judges—Lewis 184, Vcech 185,
Strong 128, Thompson 128; Commissioner—
'Burchfield 180, McElhenny 137 ; Clerk—Roir •
ley 189, Phillips 127.
Yuuh Ward—Wilmot 228, Packer 98, Rule
horst 20.
First Ward—Wilmot 257, Packer 84, Halle
hunt 88.
Second Ward—Wilmot 176, Packer 121, Ha-
Ileburat 56.
Third Ward—Wilmot 48 maj.
Fourth Ward—Wilmot 400, Packer' 279, Ha
zleburst 58.
BOROUGHS
South Pittsburgh—Wilmot 176, Packer 111,
Hazlehurat 66.
Birmingham—lat Ptah:mt.—Wilmot 106, Pack
er 108; Burchfield 108, MoElhenny 118. 2ad
Precinct—Wilmot 168, PackerlBo, Hazlehurat
88.
Manchester—Wilmot 47 maj.
Duquesne—Wilmot 66, Packer 48.
Wee Pittsburgh--Wilmot 16 maj.
East Birmingham—Wilmot 50 maj.
TOWNS/11PS.
Lower St. Clair—Wilmot 89, Packer 16
Burchfield, (Commissioner,) 82, McElhinney 17
Reeterre—Wilmot 65, Packer 67, Harlehurst
Commissioner--Burchfield 65, Mallhenny
Clerk—Rowley 79, Phillips 50.
Snowden—Wilmot 109, Packer 64; Burchfie
71, AloElhenny 102; Rowley 106, Phillips 66.
Collins--Wilmot 99, Packer. 42, Harlehtu
16; Burchfield 104, hionhenny 40, Anderson
Peebles—let Precints--Wilmot 88, Packer 6
Flazlehurst 12; Burchfield 120, Mollhenny 2
Chartism—Wilmot 146, Packer 166; Burc.
field 146, AloElhenny 170; Rowley 161, Phillif
169.
Lancaster city, complete, gives Packer a
jority of 730, a large Democratic gain.
Northumb..Hand.—Packer's majority in th
borough ia 110.
Danville 90 maj. for Packer; Tamaqua
Lancaster eo.—Mountjoy gives Wilmot a ITU
ority of 119.
Wayne ro.—Honesdale gives Wilmot 183 ma
Lanecuter co.—Columbia borough, Pack.
319; Wilmot 95; Ilarelhuret 211. •
Lyeoming Packer 481
Wilmot 178; Hozelhurst 139.
Cherter.—Packer. 295; . Wilmot 237
horst. 12.
Northumberland._.
borough is 110.
-Packer's majority in tk
York Borough.—Packer's majority is 919.
. Harrisburg gives Packer 419, a Demoorat
gain of 370. Dauphin gives 79.
Packer's majority in Danville is 90; in Tan
qua 216.
Mount Joy, Lancaster county gives Wilmot.
majority of 119; Honesdale, Wayne count•
Wilmot 183 tngj •
In Scranton Packer's majority Is 107.
Lycominy co.—This county gives Packer 100
maj.
Easton borousrs-625 maj. for Packer.
Pottstown tp.—Packer is 200 ahead.
Callaway; Columbia to., gives Wilmot 5 m: 4
Montour gives Packer 46 maj.
.11'orthampton gives Packer 3000.
Lucerne co.—Scranton, 227 Packer Wilm
168; liallehurst 124.
Susquakanna.—New Milford, Wilmot has ti t
m a j.
Bradiford--Athens tp , Wilmot S maj.
York borough gives 99 Dem. maj.
Surguehmano tp.—Packer 3 maj.
Montrose oillage—Wilmot 125 maj.
flonaduic, Wagne—Wilmot 44 maj
Pottston, Lucerne—packer 107 toe)
Carbondale—Wilmot 38 maj.
" PFULADILPITIA, Oct. IB.—The Democrats have
elected the city legislative ticket, and the county
legislative ticket is elected of otwirse. The en
tire ticket for the Demodrado State and County
offices is elected by the largest majority ever
known.
Dauphin county has probably given a small
Dens. maj.
Carlisle, in Cumberland county, has given
Packer 198 maj.
Packer's majority in the Fifth Ward of Phil
adelphia is 760: Eighth Ward 688 In the city
the Senate and Assembly have 500 Democratic
maj.
Carbon county gives 600 Dem. maj. Mont
gomery county, 2000.
Governor' Election
ker ,111
Ist Ward, Pittsburgh . W
168ilmot Pac 11.1
145 37
2d do do _.. 258 205 ...
3d do do 818 580 ...
4th do do 277 180 20
sth do, let Precinct, ...... 110 182 18
sth do, 2d do 288 269 I.
Gth do Pittsburgh 839 238 27
7th do do ...... 142 1 1 5 11
Bth do do 185 130 .10
9th do do 228 98 20
Ist Ward, Allegheny 257 84 83
2d do do .... 176 121 58,
3d do do
..... .
4th do do 121 ... ...
Birmingham, Ist Precinct 158 136 33
do Id do • 51
..
Fast Birmingham 60 . ..... ..
Duquesne Gti 48 ..
South Pittsburgh . 176 121 56
West do
Reserre
Lower St. Clair _......
Manchester
Collins.
Peebles, Ist Precinct
Chartiere
Ohio Elections
•• • •
CLZITLAND, Oct.l2.—Loraine CO 7 WWII!
give 469 Republican majority. Fairfield
entire, - I,2oomaj. Toledo 400 Democratic maj.
Franklin Co., 700 Democratic Maj. Portage
Co. returns are nearly all in, giving a Republi
can majority of over 800. Sandusky City, 86
Democratic majority. Richland Co. about 300
Democratic. Sandusky Co. 800 Dem. majority,
being a gain of 200 on last fall. Cleveland
321 Democratic majority.
Correepootlenee or the bilesum:l Doh,.. rat
From Kansas,
grisnitao, Thursday Night., t o'clock.
For the Editor of the Missouri Democrat :
We have carefully collected all the authentic
returns so far received, and the result shows
that the Assembly will stand thus:
FREE STATE.
g 3
Free State majorityll4. lb
Parrott's majority fa' be fully 4000, and pro
bably more.
Leavenworth county has been ostensibly car
ried by 100 pro-slavery majority. Large frauds
were perpetrated by the importation of pro
slavery voters from Missouri. Thus Kick
apoo gave 500 pro-slavery Majority, pol
ling between 800 and 700 votes, nearly
twice as many votes as the whole population.
Leavenworth has eight. or ten times as many
inhabitants as Kiokapoo, and yet the latter un
der the auspices of Gov. IYalker in made to
return more votes than the former. Shawnee
town, in Johnson county, polled 117pro-alavery,
two-thirds of which were fraudulent. Forty
soldiers voted at Kiekapoo for the pro-slavery
ticket. Governor Walker knew of their
intention and advised it. Re has since the
election justified their voting. The fraudulent
vote at Kiokapoo must have been from 800 or
400, and this was done to carry Leavenworth
county, for by the apportionment it in allotted
eleven members.
The southern , part of the territpry, which was
denied any representation, rolls up very large
Free State majorities
In Leavenworth county 250 or 200 Germans,
who vote the Free State ticket, were denied the
liberty of voting because obey could not show
their second naturalisation papers. They vole,
and always have voted at municipal elections.
During all this season the immegration to Kan
sas has been-Free State ; bat most of the now
settlers came In April, May and June, and were
excluded from voting by Gov. Walker's procla
mation, declaring six months residence to be
necessary to qualify a Toter.
Yours in baste,
Wralmorr,
ouriOct. 7, 1857.
To the Editor of the Miss Detclocnt:
Election news figure up largely in favor of
freedom, and we are almost inclined to "hallo
before we' re out of the woods," and give three
cheers forth, triumph of freedom, and down
fall of tyranny and oppression.
...Parrot is elect
ed by on oie.rwheltning majority. The district
composed of Johnson and Douglas counties has
gone largely Free State.: Prom the ,Most re
liable reporti, we" bare
.carried 'Leavenworth
county, and if this be so, wehave the territorial.
Legislature. - Thanext boat will bring . thelieirs.
More next mail. OBSERVES.
eturns
(Correspossamee 4 meattasoatihemoorsaj •
LAvrarsor, Oct. this district; eo tar as
heard from, the free state men are 900 ahead.'
All the polls where pro-slavery majorities are
or could be thrown, are closed, except one.
The following is the report from the precinct eo
far
Oxford
Shawnee..
Lexington
Monticello
01athe......
AlcAmish..
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Pre. Stale .
LDCLILWrenOUSpee 621
tOD... - ........ ' 731"
Willow Springs 0 7(1 6
VFtlmyra 188 3
Free State majority—. 903
The polls are still open at Lawrence, Palmy
ra, Willow Springs and Santa Fe. The free
slate men have acted with bold determination at
all points. All of the pro -slavery votes in John
eon county were thrown by Missourians with
the exception of fifteen. ALEXIS.
Vertigo, Extreme Langstor and Exhataz
lion will not trouble yop after using one bottle of MEE
liArrs HOLLAITDISIEGS. Take a hello teWspoonfal
rigularly, one hoar before meals—eat moderately—Rake •
short walk before breakfast, end yard will find that all that
has been said ft s remedy I. tr Try it It rarely fails
ui relieve Sickiteedsche, Weaknese of any kind, Acidity of
the Stomach, Or any symptom of Dyepepaia.
'Sold $.l per bottle, or ffi2 bottlei for SA, by the pro
prietors, BENJ. PAGE, Jo, A CO, Mancificetnrin,g Pharma
ainthrteand Chemists, Pittsburgh. Pa— and Droggiste pen
orally. Soo adverticlemeut. ocOalkaT
Candor compels ru t wm n considering the wants
of tbo afflicted, to recommend that which le best known end
hied, and to rocommend Dr. J. flonetter's Colcbmt
Stomach Bitters, would only be adding to whet basalt .
been beroldwl far nod wide. not o, . .
at'lS t ' Z'i l a tll -V= 147 ? 2- 7A
COMILINZD O.•PITAL 9zrumme,o7.
Life, Fire. Marine and Wee ititick Rieke of all damp
items taken at current raise In the meat reltabi , a and prompt
paying companies In the State. jyStklyfr
Pittsburgh Variety Works.
JONES. wtlr,r,r2qc,yon.D.ox:b.
.(eimpeparlrs to Warrtek, Atter:mit Co.j
MatmfacturereofiLlght and Loft Ilmrd Door Lock., srinp,
Drop and Thumb Lamb, Platform mul Counter .Yal
Orflrer.enrri ml Paint e.uot DomUnmadellarderare -
es.
ally, comer of Water end Grant street., Pattelargh, goner
De=l.Difc
- - •
5. 5. -.E.IILi
A. A. CARRIEER & BRO.,
i ..
Pi aburgh, General Insurance Agency,
No. 63 Fourth Street.
FITTSBURGI7. PENN A. •
Com Idea rrpersenend of 11,hret mending. Chartered
by Penrylnoda .dorber Bhdes.
Fire, %lath. and UN Mats taken of all deecipdane.
A. A. CARRIER,
tyltkinfle 8. 8. can't; HR.
_
TreFfird 00 t H.R..A.r.'d a..1311e)5,
•AI.FT/AM. ROC OP
Iron Rolling, Iron Vanlt•, malt Doors,
Window Shatters, Window Guards, &e.,
..dros 91 Strand 11frrof and 5.3 Thin/ Strut,
Motown Wood and Morket,) PITTS - BC/WEI, PA.,
Iltos ktozol .31.2 int, of tie. Pattern,. Autry nod plata,
r .11 portoooo. Portioulaz attention paid to eto
elating Onto Lots Jobbing ,lorlo at thort Golfo, oall
•
DAWICS do CI_ATLECIC,
ileum, Sign .n 4 Ornamental Paint
AND OR -I I.V R S
u‘res LI
Nth te Lend and Zino Paint,
Also. klods 01 Pan., Oils, rarnishea. Wiek,w Glue.
144 111 . d ...g 7 vnN.co Y' d.orz ar'n.h czCat k e ' Di. Intomi Alley.
tarlStlydir.
JOHN THOMPSON,
41 0 LIBERTT STREET,
Europium and Intelligence Office,
Reno always fus. sale Drafts Europe for
Liveount.
etastner .1 Parket Ticket. to and front ol to
New York.
Girlie fore k* and general !memo-work furnished to
b.'s...pe Mort notlea
Wright'. Indl. Vega/aids Pillsand ityrripalways 00 bawl.
Pa...re brought from N... York and Philadelphia on
railroad to Pfttelnargh. Ja1.17
6.5 6; 8
89 169 .
47 maj ~ .. .
99 42 16
88 .66 12
146 166
....
PATNA BISSELL & CO.
ILLIMPACITISZU at
Cooking. Parlor and Heat flag
STOVES,
Grates, Fronts, Fenders, etc.
- • -
Aua MacanActorers of the Cc1.31;rAt...1
CAPITAL . COOKING 11.A.NGR.,
NO. 936 LIBERTY
Jrliclydfc P1TT0911.611,
, 7.1" I .14 MACS I INT 13 93
FUR FAIIII.IES ANL. NIANUFA,TCRESIS.
• WHEELER & WILSON
afnvur.tcrcnna 00.11PANY,
Iltrtzeport,
PII t sbargh, 8 S Firth S ittreet. Conn,
This !dart'. Flitches the
Finest or Coarsest Pabrio,
At the plem.sure of ths Operatur,gank ng n sat ea.. One now.
and beautiful and durabh. Vilelvs per Armlet., almost enter
!test, and MO Iml:tuning nteusable fur Ninny am,
Full Infurtuatlon may be obtained by Atlrrosing JIIIDOII
Swing. or AL1.." , t.. R. SEM Agent,
.110. OS Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
PllO-BLAVIRY
16
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SINGERS SIIWiNG MAEREPEIS.
The greet anperlorlty of BL.Noflit'S MAMMIES
Over all others for the oso of
Clothing and Shoe Manufacturers, Harness
Makers, Carriage Trimmers and
•
Coach Makers,
U.. long been knosin and practically acknowledged.
The nnderslgned having an extensive rarlety of than
Machines on hand, adapted to every kind or sewing and
stftehing, Invites those interested to call and examine (ham.
Agent lbr Allegheny County,
Cbrrier of Second mad Markel .51'reffs,
British and Coatlnentai Exchange.
HIGHT BILL.4.DRAirx II?
D CTIVCA_IV, SBEECRMA.N. dr. CO.,
On the Union Bank, London,
In Soots of LI and Vpworda
These Brehm", available at all the principal towns of
England, Scotland and Ireland and the Continent.
We also draw Sight Bills on 31. A. OttONEDAtat TILL-
Frankfort & Main, width serve as • Remittance to al
parts of Germany, Livritserland and Rolland.
of
tut
anions
in
Credi ling to travel abroad may proem. through
needed, to any port Letters of t, on wEurope. hich kfoney can be obtained, as
Collections of Bills, Notell and other securities in Europa,
will receive prompt attention.
roh23
W3l. 11. WILLIAMS k CO.,
corner Wood and Third street.,
ner-Emto.vx..A.z.rr TAILOR,
nn. 62 ST. mint STREET,
(Dr. hO6'. New Thaildtrig.)
alianDet.nrer sad Dealer in WI kinds of
TOBACCO, SNOW' AND CIGARS,
A N D
•
XZELELP "1"033.A.00C),
Cbrner of SsaflAfaid Street and INeamond Allele,
oc&life PITII3DUROD,
.Y A BoTTIMI OF WITPER,II
MOSQUI STO COMPOUND
EFFECTUAL PREMVTATIVF: OF TMSE PWTS.
W. An Xe. ELN
nentHsacrclutes ens nsetnas
• All klaidi ortobsieeo, ft unrand
Hate tecentlynatent the Intitclint No. 120 Wood stree sarl t
In
station to-tbsr allenontettutes Ansulient,ntx alrwln
Mow, whernthn Apt* pleattelltnnesittee their Mende,
nitThlydnr _
NTT'S PATENTOIL GLOBES, or Cups,
kr Stem Engine, tor ode by u , E. EATON.
JOHNSON COUNIT
Free Stele.
Pr•Alsvery.
88
28 117
89
1383 480
480
2,peciat 'tomes
R. s'rRA.,Nv.
I'ITTSMIIIOII, PA
AriteßwAN normal, BosTo
8f e4aMyhmrnt .
Mr ad Ain am e at.
y EWIS RICE, Plionurron, ectf:
announcer that he hu restrotal the old pta
of taal.aereeat, as it ashstedt tore the regal altar
Trial of the &remit systeml a We Rotel, proves, that al.
though the airaatagee are reel. tithe plea la 'hitter
adited for the nadir, elars Whetera
• The attoraa, aad coward aces of the hotaa,,
pOltrilealed, a nd the meat 14reacirolate sad *lteration.
(mew =Wort of ear, -Lave nothiagto be desired.
SUTER, nor. Palm and lat. Clair .b.
BV4 Lux d
- .':LEA & PERRINS'
Celebrated Worcestershire Sauce
PROXOURICED sr EXTRACT
CONNOIRSETIES 4
aa . OF A LEITER FROM
To bathe GENTLE3LAN
ONLY 6001) SAUCE. 1
0
AT MADRAS, •
To Us Brother at
Aod endloable to WORCESTER, May, ISSI.
EVERY gl 'Tell LEA t PERMS that
"I 'their Sauce le highly esteem-
VARY It ed in
India, and is, to toy
opinion the moat patatable as
OP DISIL wall aa the most wholeeome
Sauce that is made." •
The only Medal awarded by the Jury of the New York
rablbn for Foreign Sauce, was obtained by LEA I PER
KINS for their IVORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, the world.
wide fame of which having led to 111.erous imitations, pur
ebeeers arc earnestly relocated to sed that the names of
"LEA A PERRINS" are improve.' upon the Rottle and
n
Stt. ot TPect h and printed upon the labels.
e Weenie Agents for the United States,
JOILN DENCAN t PONS.
40 , 1 Broadway, New York.
A tux& alstain . store. Also. orders received for direct
tß°Bahipment from
mytklydibe
CY „13. COLLINS,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERIN
gheese, Butter, Seeds., Fie)m,
And Prod WO Generally,
&h' n 25 Mod Street, PUbbu+yh.
W. D. WOOD ............Y. 1 100/1124D.... 0. T. 5t . 01.1431
WOOD, • MOORECDAD & CO..
11AXMOT011nd OP
American G - alvanized Sheet iron
And Sate Agrnte for the Sale of
Dm .= Irootee
. Pa eat, Imitation Russia Sheet Iron. ,
ALPO, Gar..ent Conmeue . l Iron, fur Roofing.
SirWvelion—No. 131 Prant Stree, Pitt.thenvit.
Jraleikwrer
.• Nelson a Ambrotypes.
PRICES RICDTICED.
Gallery, corner Third and Markets
ENTRANCE ON TIIIRD h"TREBT.
We wre n WA prepared to offer to the public our well known
styles of Antbrotypes at the low price of ONE DODLAR
best
style Thus., welding Ilkeness,a, taken In the beat
atyle of the art, will Sod it greatly to their interest to give
this establishment a call. A large aasortment of Plein and
Fancy lame always on hood. ap2l:lyfe
I.I.iOJONLS /000 . 60....... ... w.
Pittsburgh Steel Works.
JONES, BOYD
Manahat,ren, of CAST STEEL; also, SERINO, PLOW and
A. B. STEXI4 SPRINGS and AXLES,
Oman. Rau and Pint Street, Pdttblnvh, P
D. D. JLOGOID.
D. B. BOGritkeS & Co..
It.i..NVUGTUDSB/1 Or
Rogers , Improved Patent Steel
Cultivator Teeth.
&our Rao and Fird atrectz, Pill.thurgh,
In9S:lydra•
FALL STYLE ET.Arrs.
241' CORD & CO.,
No. 131 Wood Street;
rIAVY JUST WM. TUG
JESTS' DRESS lIATII,
4:IENTS' SOFT HATS,
BOYS' FANCY CAPS,
CHILDRESS' FANCY RATS,
LADIV RIDING RATS
WOOFED k CO,
• e• -
IiaItOrICTUIIIS OP
Alcohol, Cologne Spirits and Fusel Oil,
dol6;dl7re
N. 168 and 170 Seam! STred
-
J. M. LITT.L.P.
LEE I . I I.OI3.AIST"I"
No. 54 St. Clair Street,
(Dr. hides New Building.) PPITSBUROD, PA
sa&klydfc
DR. KEYSER'S SHOULDER BRACES--FEGIII
Pittsburgh Diepatels, April 10th, 1850,--For more than 3
years per ws have eminently Rea the Wash-Rabat Sus
peeler Ihwde, numufactured by Dr. (leo. IL Keyser, of No
140 Wood stout, In flattery, and would heartily recom.
01.91 i it CO all who Cr, compelled to follow a sedentary Ives
patlon. A. we bare before remarked, in calling attention
to Its merits, It slower. for • limo cud euependere, the
weight of Map:Loral.os being.° plaomi as to continually
hired to bring the shoulders to their natural poeltion and ex
pand the chest, Women, hundreds of whom aro anomaly
injured by the weight of enormous 'skirts," should alto
procure thee* braces. Ile particular in procuring the kind
mentioned, et many of the braces sold ore humbug. Sold
t Dr. GEO. H. KEYSER'S, Wholesale Drugget, 140 Wood
vt, situ of the Golden Mortar. Je26314. soap
Tranterzas Arrnnvos.—Dr. Tobias' Venetian
Hone .....alteent, In plat bottles, priceso roan, ie 111 47.11.15.1
C . 111,1 1. and better than any other snide ever offend to th
poblle toes the nue of Cute, Gaffs, Sprains, LAM 61.141. (het
heating, kr.. Kelm • bottle In the steble, it bute saved men
• erfnable horse. Nene genuine tulles 'Ward S. I. Tot&
Depot, 66 Cortlendt wren, New York.
Sold by Dr. alfffsDll, 1111 Wm.! ••
•"i'Cknrooono's Ilan Dot-
Within • MI t Elton all the merits Ito,
Of Enstodurobi never etinalled Dye:
Red tt mlnee black, to brown transforms • gray.
and keeps the fibre. skean from &ear.
ITO mot:bleu rentallring /lair On still holds its
Out. as Ile. anon Lantana and efficacious Halo Dye In
world. Sold wbolnals and retail try
OR °SOROS 11. KETOEII
lit, I lO Wiexl .treat s
!Igo of the (bidden Karts
To Nervous Sufferers.
A retired Clergyman, restored to health ins
ga. days. aftei. roarm'yeen of creel iterrinit mifferlag, le anx
ious to make /Minim the warm of rum. Will' send (free)
the timiscription used . Direct the Roe Jr.IIN Drki/NALL
No. ISO Felton &arca Broeli nY. V. .aneodalmer.
TOOT Aiken:
di is instantly cured DS' a few drop•
of Dr Doper's I.llb Aet3.3 Dcritody, Prrpnre,l Anti 4r4d •
the drug nor. DR. RY.l l lita. Ifoirtrod al,
IeDWAIr• P Dl.rn sf li. gNAro Merisir
Ir you ralueyour teeth nod a pure breath,
hafatby glamour; and cood•bln mouth, itu KIKTHIIIII3,
140 Wood stmt. AM buy • buttle of Irtio'm Tom W.*
vul Tomlin:arm Jeobll•rtf
Zeants
WARTED lIIIMEDIATELT.-1 0,000 Alen
to
tags in lb. sale of the meet popular telling
tkok.Atuulea. [wrath* 3lechanlculanoes-• and reach.
era to travel. will find this to he a racy profitable
and busines% enabling then. to are the r,,untry,
and wake money at the same time. Agent. non in the lot
Irons are clearing Rom (ZUG to 81,300 per year. l'or
Loll
particulars and • list of &lota, addrela 11. 31. ItCLISON,
Queen City PubUlhlngStain *treat,
Ohio; or, If Ilving East.l3. MILLION, Philadelphia
aulklydaletcT
A SITUATION IL, Book tieeFie;r, by. 8
Toting um. .ho can bring Me reference true Curtner
employer, Wary not au much n object m ettudY .wiplar
malt Inquire at the wanting nam at Gezentu
calazta
ANTED,Wanted to borrow ,eight
W --
E tsand dollars on 11. stirs best et Steal
late security. for hou one to three 'vers i on ',hid, handsome
presniorn will be file., sndOhlo end Illinois nubs., Lae,
If appllestlidi be mode soon. Apply •to
L.% RELY &
eioner 50000th and Smithfield olroels.
• _
WANTED.—SIOOOO, of first class Bands
awi Ilartiogae. Apply to
IMAICELY
u" 9 Cororr Seventh unit Smithfield ...els.
WANTED.—.S,OOO of iiist classilusines.
Paper having 90 days tour sad .Jx mouths to rum
Apply lo BLAKELY it RICKEY,
eviOl Corner Prveutit sad Solithflidd assets
WANTED: I- A first Miller to id tcTiCliall
Tent, to .ham liberal aspen will be mid.
Nose need apply who =Mil be well rootionsetidaL
evl7 INAIAII DICKEY Co.
WANTED—S7,OOO in Pittsburgh and Au.
inglsvoy Warrants. Alen, Rusin... or Ancommuils•
Unu Papor to amount olsVl,ooo, gilt edge, ran be diavuot•
Wat very rabisad rates. and l R. AMAIN A SON.
-
A Beautiful Head of Rloh Glossy Bair
COMPLETELY PRESERVED
VO THE ORIC.A."VICST AGE
ND WHO THAT IS GREY WOULD
not hare It restored to former color' would
or bald, but
A. h growth
to
or troubledd
sada h ptions, oath dandruff and
itching but would hare it removed, or troubled with erran
t.,
th sick be ead, or other eru but be cured, or
wiedachn, (neuralgia) but would be cured. It
will also remove all pimple. hom the &re mid skim Prof.
Wood's Moir Rmtorativo will do all this. See circular:mut
the following. Aim Alma, November 5, USE.
Pam. 0. J. Wom—Dear Sin I hero heard much mid of
the wonderful effects of your Hair Restorative, but having
been so often choated ley quackery and queek - noMmone, hair
dye., Ac., I wr • dhposed to plane your Restorative in the
mune category with the thousand and one loudly tmropoted,
quack remedies, until I met you in Lawrence county som e
mouths since, when yof gem month easurame as induce
the trial of your Ileatorstire luso; family—first by sny g g 0 0 o ed d
wife, whose hair had become very thlwand entirely *the,
and betoro exhausting one of your large bottles, her her
was restored nearly to Its original beautiful brown color
and had thkkened and become beautind and ghway
andentirelyover the head: th e =Unties to vile l; no;
!limply because of It. beantltring effects upon the. hair
but bemuse of It. healthful balance upon the heed and
mind.. Others of my Gunny mid friends are ming your Ra
atorativo, with the happleed effort., therefore , mYelteptlehem
and doubts reforsnoe to itsebaracter and Value are en
tinily rot:floret!: and Imo and do moat cordially Mad rout.
dentLally recommend Its use by MI who would have their
hair rector.' from white or may (by roman of Manisa or
age,) to original eel or and beauty, sod by all young
rprrsone Who would has their hair beautiful tool
_glory.
Vary truly and gretefully yours, SOLOMON MANN.
•
Fuego Won: It wee a long Wenner I saw yon at Rill►
field before I got a bpttla of Restorative forwineh yon gir•
tee en order upon your arca In Detroit, and when I got It
we concluded to try Roe Mil. Man.'. heir,. the ann et teat
of its power. It budoneall that you assured me It would
der nod others of icy family and (Heade; berths wkuauad
Its effects, aro now aidng and reeonmendlng Its MO to others
ea entitled to the highest coneldetaUon lon claim for It.
Again, very rempretfally end truly, your.,
SOLOMON MANN.
Canna. lu-,June2B,
I line used Prof Woodl Noir. Rattoratlve, and ¢ave adk
mired It s wonderful effects. My hair was becoming, as•• I
thought, ptemstpmy grey, hot by the usoof Raton.
tiro ft has reamed Its on *gm* god here.. dents
permanontlyao. - .• it. BRERSR, exPenator, U. 8.
0..7. WOOD t 00., Prcgniallora, 912 BrcadwayN. Y.,
the great N. Y. Wire Einabllshmimt) ' and Ili
arlret West, 81. Laub, /1 0 , led cold by all gond *
Dr,
Oita. an2lklyJawlaT
e b 2ibbernsements
6 1
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71 .
IfMatsu•sNo ItanorscruiNas' ?Lu t 'The lfanolaetercro. -Insurance Company"'
Pitt shorgh,June :Mb, IBM. I , • • . '
Office 1114.10 Aferntmete Eselavc
t r, , ...k...L. l n,fortn i i ion . I witht I le 25 t th h
o sectio n 7f th e 1
PHI LA DSZPVIA, ,
notice if hereby given that application will r to made tr tte i Charter Perpetoali—Capital $500,000-
Leglsktnre, at the nert serm on , for the Renewal or Eaten
Won of the Charter of the Merchants' and Manufacturer s ? . WILL ENSURE AGAILVST ALL EDIDS OF
Bank of roMhtugh, forth e term of aft.. rm.. BY mike ! Fire , Marine and Inland Rinks.
of the Doerd of Directors.
JaMtlinid W. H. DEVNT,C• a hi,,,, I AARON P. LIPPINCOTT, rc -Preside nt, .
ONLYTeo OFFICES w17. ----- ' ------ ere Tlekets ean be ; ' WM. A. RHODES, The, Prosidetin EEKS,Pectantry. ALBEED W
PrOfured via Cleveland for Chicago and the North.'
Welt; or via Dellalr and Columba to Cincinnati sad the maitcroas.
SontloWeat, corner of Way. mid Liberty streets, and N., , Aaron B. Lippincott, Wm. B. Thomas, Chaim Wise,
Monongahela Hume, 4 doors helms the corner. . ; Wm. A. Ilh.dea. Wfillase Nosl, Altred Weeks,
F. KNOWLAND, General Agent. iJ. Eftnild , i Bsdk• 9 4 ". J . F"Ji , J.I. r • Sh '"
salsa( C. 0. IL IL, IL C. R. R. C. A T. 2 IL S. IL IL : Jame. P. E mit .
PTIIIMMOR, Oct. Gth,1837. ;
Judo Heath, R. D. Joao tog Ceti k. elt. Bk.
PITTSIICEOR POITTECILVIC ASSOCIATION. . j ,... =lb w , •, m,„...,,nd,,,th 5 a, & Co.. • •
—The Ti President, A. W. Gamamorilinteelve the ' ya oaea point* Esq.. ",, T . Kennedy, Yr.,2 Cno
subscriptions of members at 117 Fourth street. jC. IL Paultan,Esal o " . Wads Hampton * Co.,
ocikdOt
F.. S. T.ILMAN, Sec'y. 1 J. S. 1„,.., g 5,,,, . Cunrilnemm 2 Co.
Pittsburgh Ofiice, N 0.96 Watarmreet.
J. IT. SLAWITEN Agent.:'
i airft - So W. W. WILSON, Agent, Dubuque.
,
IMereli a ti t a ' Insurance Co. of 'PhilidiTphia.
W3l. V. PETITS', Perst..---..D. J. IL:CANN, Soastary.
Amount of Capital Stock paid In and inveseed-.4200,C00 00
. Orme?,
October ,
E.-[THE STOCKHOLDERS of thisotht BST. )
company are
hereby nottflegl that tin Annual Electlon for Dire,
tors for the ensuing year. will be held at the office, No. 13
Fourth Mreet, between the home of 10 o'clock a. 11, and 1
o'clock P. a., on MONDAY, the 2d daY of November, UST
eadtd A. A. CARRlER,Secretary.
10'PLANK ROAD ELECTIO;I.---All Election
for Olean of the "Saw•3DO Valley T. or Plank Road
Oa" will be held on RONDA T. the 24day of Norember,l6s7
at the °Mee of W. tt H. WALKER, Third Ward, city of Alle
gheny, between the hoar. o(12 M. and keelock P. M. of that
day- cold onkel" being President, fire Managers, Treasurer
and curb other officers as may be neeessau.
oebrdtd JAMES WATSON, Prealdent.
Alsatoducs' BAXg Or PITTSBCIOII,
PlG 6 tFilh. Oct. 13th, 1557. f
Nortcs is hereby given that an Election
for Thirteen Directors of Oda Institution, to sure
for the coming ear, will be held et the Banking Home, on
MONDAY, the 16th day of November ;get, between the
home of 10 o'clock e. it. Reda e. to. By order of the Baird
of Directors. OEO. D. 31,0110 W, Cash's.
the StockhAccording to the Act of Assemb
Tly general meeting of
older.; will be bold en UESDAY the 3d day of
November, at the Banking boom, at 0 O'clatt a. to. OC/
PLOUGHING, MATC73.
TIIE BOARD OF .3LANAGERS of the Alle
glieuy Comity Atpricnltoral Society announce to the
public that the ANNUAL PLOUGHING 3LATCII vol take
place on THURSDAY, the 29th of October, lost, on
HARRISON'S YARD, NEAR OAKLAND.
Competition for the Premiums of the Society Is invited.
••• - -
ron ADCITS.I FOC Fore nom 16 72.13.
First pre'm for best plate'. .11'2 ' First pre'm &ed mix pleuhr. 02
riemed 11 Second 11
Third. 10 Third
Fourth 9 Fourth 10
FIM
6 Fifth
Sixth . A. 7Sleth ........... .. ....... -.......
Seventh 6 Seventh 6
Eighth .... ...:. ..... ..... .... ' 6,Elghth 6
YOUNG, Ja., President.
oeltdiutdF
JO
8. Scaorea,,Jr:,l34scretary.
LOST—On Saturday, the 10th inst., a Norr
for Tgenty.aeven thwarted and Fifty Dollars, made by
Graff, Bennett & Co., at eight months from Sept. 2, 1857, for
Sletal bought of Cabeen &Co., Philadelphia. The public are
motioned against poramaing told note, as payment hm
been stopped on the came and duplicate taken out.
oelt2to lf. CRICITLOW.
PERRIN & JOHNSON,
MANUFACTURERS 'AND DEALERS IN
W• CIULDS S. CO'S PATENT BLAS
TIC VIRE AND WATER-PROOF CEMENT
ROOFING. 1:13 Truro Bneur, Pittaburgh,Pc 0014:dtI
XTEW BOOKS—Mabel Vaughan, by au.
thor of Lamp IJubter; Fashionable Anansements, ••re.
view of N.Belhoni Lecture on the Theatre, by Rev. D. R.
Thompson: Light from the Crow, &mono by N. A. Tholock:
The Divine. Life, Bev. John Keimedy; The Standard Poet.,
Ti vol., in blue and gold; Bertha and her Baptism; The Pil-
grim Paper; greckenridge l e new Book. Knowledge of God,
fresh supply. :1 New PriblFationsand fresh supply of Books
In the different departments of Literature. Late lame. of
A. 8.8. thiloni Tract and hymn Books. New varieties of
Stationery opening at Bookstore of
ocl4 K . O. COCIDCANE, 6 Federal r 4 Allegheny.
N EW STOCK WRITING PAPERS, School
Book; Blank Books, Copying, Japan and Writing
ink, Bonilla and Wmping Papers.
004 I E. C. COCIMANE, Allegheny.
NVEIV PA ft ' WAIL PA tie
Medium' and Clomp Paper Hangings, Borden and
Window Shales at Paper Room of
ocl4 . E. C. COCIIRANE, Allegheny.
t , orr RATP,
O
RIM. PRIME CUBA BIAJA
20 bbl.. 'Syrup Ilobasmv, receiving and far lealel9 ,
0014
JAS. OARDINER.
GASS -100 Boxes Bilo (Mass received
and fur ule by ioul.1) H. COLLINS.
Off EESE I -200 box - es prime Cuttinheese
ror tole COLLINS.CO
IL
(oc14) lIENRY
Q TARO RL-,300 boxes Rochester Pearl Starch
kJ for sale by, (.11) lIENRY IL COLLINS.
111700.1 Wool for sale by
T .14 lIENKY lI..COLLLNS.
CORN AND COL CRUSHER-Jot s Star
Mill., fur we by (“14) MIRY It.COLLIN&
ORSE POWER-1 single Horse Power
H
Threshing Ifachlno foroale by
orl4
HENRY 11. COLLINS.
sub
elosiic. nod ;what otoooth fur solo by
MM. O. JOHNSON & Co.
Stational., No. 67 Wool St.
inOPYING iItESSES--And all the mate
riel. mad In outlying lettere, including the newt
patented VELLUM COSTING BOOKS for we by Y
WM. 0. JOHNN &
Etetionon and Blank Book Man SO ufacturers
No. sr Wood Br.
=CI
PUTTY IN BLADDERS --5000 lbi. on
hand and for sale by 11 L FAIINESTOCE A CC
oc/2 eitocrasors to Flensinfaisue.
I CARB SODA-10,000 lbs, on handß and for ash, by IL L. FA lINESTOCK A CO.
P A.fIVf, ‘ NDVA usiiEE. , -3CK)
dos. on blind and for •Zie by
DI2 IL L. FA ITNICEITOCK & 00
AINTS IN OILS.--Assoarzn CoLoas--,10
cati on nand and for lisle hy
eel.? D. L YARNS:MOCK A CO.
PARL ASII-30 Casks for sale by
rol2 J. n.naftimuD.,
L'"g --
200 Bhls, White Louisville Limo tor
ale by (oel2l . JD. CANFIELD.
011-10 Bbls , Eztrn bleached Oil
Linseed Oil
Forsale by . (ocI2) J. B. CANFIELD.
1 -
SALER.4TUS--10 Bbls, a pure article,
For sale by (.12) Dazes
J. B. CANFILIJ)
STARCH -20 Bbls, Pearl Starch .
109 Born" ..F.:rude by (o 01.2) J. B. CANFIELD.
eIIIEESI77 ------ `OO Boxes Prime W. ll'and
Thl
Cream Cheese, for We by (oc12) J. D. CANFIELD._
BUTTER -10 Kegs, for sale by
oei2 J. B. CANFIELD.
F ISH -50 13bls, No. 3 Large Mackerel
190 Ws, - s '
- Imo* bleb
23 Dbl. Trout
50 Baltimore Ilerslag
For male by ' iocl2) J. &CANFIELD.
1 00 !,, 3 !
Cement,Bydraulic
jue
for 841%1 : 1
SBbla Baltimore Golden 10 "
retail-ad sod for sale by DAVID C. DER BB ?
ncID Cor. of Liberty pad Hand 210.
KUGAR.-25 Blain C. Yallow Baltimore re
lined Isidore abd for de by DA VID C. HERBST.
DEED AND CASII BOXES WFFII AND
...L./without Trayo'bir We by JOHN FLCUINO
oclu No. i 7 Market St. Co,. 341.
IDIO R ARYTVA TES T SAFETY LAMP AND
j. FINDER. The Pant explosive Madan. be used in this
lamp with perfect nasty, se It =mot bo made to explode
ham any known room . For We by JODY FLEMING
oelti I No. 47 Makkot and Cor 341 Sta.
IWETSI:TTS, - Pire Irons. Coal Vases &c:
F" °at'by orlo JOHN FLEMFNO.
BuTTEL-10 BBLS. SOLID BUTTER
LI) k g s. do to
in store and rnr sale by °el JOHN _ FLOYD A CO.
Slihds Cuba for sale low to close
0,1 by DAVID C. DEMIST,
Corner Lawny and blond ate.
'l'.
fclisi6gini:To.Fu l obr is
PURR
Oswego Starch,
f FOR TEM LAUNDRY,]
HAS established a greater celebrity than
boo ever been obtained by any other Starch .
Thuhaa been the mule of ita marked mperiority to qual
ity, and lie Invariable uniDarrulty.
The public may be assured of the continuance of the high
attestant now establiahed
The production is over Twenty TOIL Daly and the de.
mood has extended throughout the whole Malted States,
and foreign couotria
Working thue on a way large scale, and under a rigid
ardent, they ere able to wore a perfect uniformity in dm
quality throughout the year. Thu (star/meat Deriderahnn
StarelLetaeuga and ts realised nowfor thefirtrinte,
The very beet Starch that am be made and he other, is
slimys wanted by consumers, and this be supplied to
them by the groom, as soon as their andomers have lan,
al which Is the best, and ask for it—otherwise they would
he likely to get that article on which the largest profit coo
be made.
Mr. Kingsford
. lia been engaged In the manufacture of
Starch cantina y for the but 27 Team and during the
whole of the peri4 the Starch made wader his eupenteion
tam been, beyond any question, :behest In the market. for
the first 17 year., he had the charge of the works of Wm .
Colgate* C,0., et which period he Invented the promee of
the manufacture of Corn Starch.
giT4sh for Kingsford's Starch. at the name t
t Orgasm has
the ern rea rglyr am by anorker faders,.
It Is sold by all of the best groat!, in nearly every part of
eountry. _
T. WEIOSFORD A. SON'S
OSWEGO CORN STARCH,
•
[roe ransoaas, sm.,)
Rae obtained an equal celebrity with their Starch for the
Laundry. Thu article it perfectly Fore, end 4 in ever/
respect, equal to the best Rwanda Arrow-Root, besides
therle
haelogu ar additional qualities whkit reader It Invaluable for
t. • -
Potatoe Starch has beam extensively packed and sold as
Corn Starch, and has given ildse impression. to many, u to
the real merits of oar Cora Starch.
use
exteFronacerealsm its grea am at d diet for infantelicacy and paurand ty, It linraU coming slap into
ds.
The era:scriber bark% boon appointed sole Agent for the
.ale of the above celebrated Laundry aid Corn Starch, will
topply the trade at Eastern 'rates, with addition of freight
• 4- /OEN PERRY, •
Ag for Oswego Starch Farrar[,
Perry Rotel, cor ny of!irocpck a, and Ragtime Way.
Ittlktihnerrarr
ae30...1md
FALRBANKM PLATFORM SCALES.
T AE undenikned havingbeen appointed ex.
et pin:agent, /or the sale of -Chose celebrateqOmanufactured by the talent' inventor., 11,..1 T. FAIR.
BANK , a CO., nnpeetruy Invite the attention of by.
Mese amity to the euperimity of time Scald over 41
others.
The Scales have been eutSected to the
United
TESTS n all the principal Railroads in the United &atm
and En lend, audio every brunch of huskies e throughout
tho d, and their uniform accuracy and great rinrahmty
here Ind for them the reputation of being TEE STAND.
ARD ;31 WITICII TIMEX CANER NO APPEAL.
Ws prepared to MI orders for Conuter, Portable, Dor-
moo; ollin Min, my, Coat Railroad and Noel Scales, sr
stratursornicate num tromy k.WELLS,
.No. 525 Liberty Street, Commercial Row,
selayd
Pittsburgh. Ponca.
--
IniCl . OC r,ughel
eJ 1 y0.,P.., ;I.e. Montle Patent Matclßee
Met/ in the manufacture of kW Roan
Matches and clears nearly 100 per cent. ' Rrand Mn
chines f sate by sal . . EATON.
CA/TRIAGE OILOLOTH—A large stook of
znnmelad and plain adiffennst widths an band at
fed 2:1 BS.. Clair street. nal J. it EL PHILLIPS.
fhe Great Western Fire and Eiarme Hui. Co.
07 PHILADELPHIA.
No. 331 Walnut Street.
CHAU= 11121111711.
CAPITAL- . ... • . 1500.000.
- gmirllamnmtotn644.....
Load Cerrlleeooe~ to nil poste of the Union. • .
MARINA' INSVRANCE, on Vessels, CoritolO4 tonight, .
esebrarker River Transportation.
C. C. LATHROP, President.
W. DARLINO, Yip Preeident
Joseph J. Hockel, Petro... nod Trusurer.
H. K. 11.1chsa,1100, Aerietant *Mbar.
•
EIIIME!
SlZ=
aptem—ap7
Farmers' and Ideehanici' Insurance Company
tt'orfhwst Offner &sand and Walnut Strede,
PIIILADELPRIA.
The following eratement exhibits the businessand nand •
Hoe of the Company to Nov. 1, ISM:
Premiums reunited on Blaine and Inland Risks
to Nor. 1 Ibld .................__. .......... .$214,
768911
,4
Piro Prem i ums
Interest Lou Loans 178798
8,7*1 47
Tota roottipla....-
490,113
Paid l lna Looms
.64,497 04
" Flee " 39,737 80
LaponaesSalar 4 and Commie.lona.... 43,439 00
Re4neurance. Return Premiums and
Agency Charges.., =,474 60
Bale matt-
sal.. remaining with Comp y,_ $3163,057 07
The ewers of the Company are aa folkown—
Phila. City and County Ban& 3 16,848 18
Bailrvad ..... ' ... ... 11,000 00 Coat Price
Pint 3loitpign Roe] Estate 113,500 00
Stock., Coll:iterate on pill 38,400 00
Girard and Conealldation Bank
Stock
0,225 00
apceltad with Sherman, Dunpio A
Co., New York .
. ... 90,060 00
Deferred Payment on =sex .....
doe .. ..... .. . 67,700 00
Notes for Marine Premiums 108,080 0
Due from Agents secured by bonds. 33,878 I I
Premiums on Policies madly Is
mesitand debts dos Daps--
Balance in Bank,.
20,470 00
16,4643
•
-...ard of Directors bar thl• day decl • ,0.5700
pv.m.. D . ILIDISND OP V 1 EN Plift MVP
lot lmtaot . mand on o the_ budnees of the CloMpany
Ezway• Humana, Secl4B. FLCIILRWE'P"""a
•
11:10d. .7.Ems'
MR, A4r9.2 t, Pittsb ugh,
No. 9O Water ARM
TRUST COMPANY.
Sou Dwarf anger. of Waled and Antra Hrsetr,
P HILADELPHIA.
Ineorperatsd April 9th, 1850. Cepltal Stoet $6OOOOO.
mum.
ALEXANDER WHILDIR, President,
M ORN C. SIMARSHALLS
HIMIEET,Pks President,
T, Secretary end Asaven7,
JOHN WHAON, Treaserer.
wen Or ItIW9M3.
Alexander Milan Louie A. Oakley,
Marshall Hensuly, . T. &monde Harper,
William P. Bolton, , Elleha Tracey
Hoe- Josh Allison
John C. Efmt, . Th omas S. Smith,
Jonas &Innen George R. Graham,
, Ellwood Matlack,
John P. Simons •
WM. P. IRWIN, M. D., Medical Examiner.
Thls
Ms Company makes Imams* 011 0:110014 name.
hams It has been seonessiblly teenaged km eaveral
Jan by an experienced board of officer. and trueteem
f t ow
trustees bas alw
of ays ptdd emendenee promptly its leases, and le eve nd
ry
damming and patnena lt,
IL POMO& Agent,
IN Water stree 'Pittsburgh.
anknat • Ire Insurance Company of
PRIZ4DSZP.III4.
maccume.
Clarke W. Banclbtr, Adolph
George .W. !Wards. - Enamel Grant,
Mama. David & Havam, •
Mordecai ll:kLa,kewiL Jeoot. U. &olth,
Tohia• Wagner, Morris Pattervon.
EIIARLEb N. BANCKER, President.
1 Casaten 0. Bascus, Secretary.
Tide Company continues to snake insurmvea, permanent
or I Mated, on army description of property' 10 to and
country, at rates ea tow es are coasident with eteurity.
The Company here reversed a large contingent fund,
whlch, with their Capital and Premium.. Weir 'Wrested,
.Surd ample protection to tba amazed.
Th . A...1 .°f lb. Company, on January let, 1851, ea pub.
viz,—
beheld !agreeably to the Act of Assembly, ware no follow.
porar~ Loans-
Real Eatete. ... ...... ...... ...... ... Sib= 78
Cash, .1.7. ....
..
........
. 134 8 71' 8 '41 6 8W24.1.
$1,9=08 41
Since their locorporatioo, a period of ['recap°. years.
they have paid upwards of One Million, Font Elau
thou :mod Dollar, Loa. by fire, thereby el
foollog evict..
of the advantages of ltuturahee„ usell aa their abltity and
dlspolition to meet with promptness all liabilities.
J. GARDNER 00SFIN,_Ageot,.
Ofilos Southeast oar. Weed mad Mho its.
Coln ice company.
mix! by Me
bv islcomnf Poussyleama,
WITH •
ER MI:IAL Crld HIER.
A othorixed Capital, One MU Do
Secured and Accurottatedespltal.... .......
HOME OFFICE.
01 'Minot Street, abort Snaind, PA,lnddphin.
Piro Irmo nose on Banding., Furniture, Merchandise, is.
gensally.
Marina Insurance on Cargo. and Freights, to all twits of
the world.
inlamllcomrance on Goods, An, by Lakes, Rivera, Cum's
and Land Carriage., to all part s of the Union, on the
&rumble terms, consistent with security. . most
MILICSORIL
OEORO It W. COLLABBY,BrmerIy Recorder Of Dada, to-,
Phllatl w eit AN
W2f. BO formerly &eater of
JOAN N. CO • , Brm of Coleman& Ilmltle,lmportlm.
Hardware and Cutlery Mer
Phl chant., No. 21 North Thhq
JOSITIAAT
atrae ,Zoe of trial Oat & 800, Coppermolthe, No.
12
11D4"7,
.of Marlette A Balmeal.
Erni f r omortlng llarth Ph il. fla, No. 124 North 'AIM
atmet,abora Ni.
BOMBED umatubr, an. lArlarae 4 l P. 74 °.
Elghth,Phila.
and Caumhielon Marchanta, No. 27 Market at,, above
Oamo Witaos SonoGEO RO B
Zr.
P"41."
JOSHUA ROBINSON. Ageoi
Na 24 PM street kip Maki%
PRILAPELPIIId.
Office No. 70 Walnut Street
0Anui5177,226—A.T.528074 db—Sscuarn lerentsss Piro .
hISIMIZICO on nitiddste, )tierc
In town or oruntry. hendis% Zandtnrs
The muted principle combined with the enmity_ or a
gigolo:7.mA =Mies the Lmtned to &we In the profits of
the Company, without liability for lomat
Th. &rept e
Certificate. this Company, for polite re
UT Proddent.
concertina at par Into the me &Neal Stork of the Coupons
CUM TING
R.Thll. M. lIINCNIMIAIt &rotary.
CWm. lan I (1.11 &fond,
&mad Itis oldlnoo.
Noi Jo hnd. R.
W. Woroli, •
plemn, Tinsley,
RoG. W. t
&ten, Carpenter, Lothrop,
ber R. la Canon,
O. 8. Wood, Robert Tolan,
Merahall MIL , C. &moon,
&cob T. Hunting, atm Wand,
WWI= Musser, Woe. M. &oink litteVg..
J. G. COFFIN, Agent
corner Thhd and Wood streets
• • Neptune Insurance Campany,
OP PIIII,43ELPTI/A,
Franklin Buildings, 414 Walnut Street. .
Organized ander the General 111111=2100 LAL., With • vmh
Capful of 111C0,000, privileged to increase to 000000.
insurougelnat lon or &snags by Fire, .11Larine Inland
Nevigetion and Transpottation.
H. 0. 1 .40011L1D, President.
GitOR DICILUI GE SCOTT, Somt , o7.
D SDICLDS, Tice Ptedittn't
i
- _D. If h il l itr i. e i:
' •
T Cla
F ns ikon.
• . Shawn%
11 .1
Jelydo D CHAPPYY. Affl..i.,
Deice, Lafayette HQ, (memo. on Wood mt )
11. 0. Lgoighl.lA.
W.O. Illtotatrary,
D. BDannorood, •
R. U. Carlik, .
William (Mon.,
Philadelphia .Ire ;sad .1.41 b
INSURANCE QO PA NTr
No. 149. Chesnut Str&A,
OPPOSITE THE CIISTOII - 110 1 78.1.
Will. make all Idols of Imastraaes,
Limited, ma arary daacalption of Properly
atreuntable rata of
• ROBERT. P. insa,rnitaWa,
M. W. BALDWIII.
4 : 1 4111111 E.
8. . I
43..ffiatty
m.
P. B. Savary, . 10 ..9 1 6 Bull, •
O. Shama°, Jolla Olarcar.,-
11 . 4 . Ihic.l6m - L 711.13 ° ,,
;111.
$263,428 35
Busmen Cargo Rieke on the Ohio and IlledetiPPi nai
hibutarten Insurts po zhv kw or &meg, e by lir%
oleo egabort the the Son, end Inland
Navigation and Ttanaptortation.
Wm. V. Petit, John C. Montgomery, John 31. Pomm, D. J.
McCann B. P. Witmer, Bens Quillen, Benj. L. Woolen"
John A. Marehall, Charles B. Wright, John J. Patterson,
Elwood T. Nosey.
Dwiart J. McCe3w, SeerstaWia: Prtj'd‘t.'l.
Belot, Lamb & Co., Pbliade
Buck, Morgan CoIRle; do.
Truitt, Bro. & Co., do.
Pumroy, Caldwell * C 0.,. do.
A. T. Luc Co., do.
Etekkrolts, Justice & Co., do.
PITTSBURGH OFFICE, No. g 7 WATER STEW*
aueedef B. W. POINDEXTER, Agent.
DIZZCTOIII7
Charles C. Lathrop, 437 Walnut street.
Hon. Henry D. Moore, 66 Walnut street
Alexander Minden, Merchant, 14 North Front et
John C. Hunter, firm of Wright Boater lt Cu.
E. Tracy, firm of Tracy k BAer.
John R. McCurdy, Wm of Jones, White d McCurdy.
S. 8. Bishops Arm of HAM; Simmons A Co.
Jas. B. Smith, Sem of Jas. B. Smith A Co.
Thee. L. Gillespie, Ono of Oilleaple & Taller.
him Haslehurst, thorns and Counsellor.
Theo. W. Baker, Goldand M Hall.
Stillwell 8. Bishop, firm o Bishop, Simons t Co,
William Darling, (late of Reading.)
John Rims 90 South Front street •
E. Harper Jeffreys, firm of Wm. IL Brown it Co.
IL W. POINDEMBR, Agent,
97 Water street, Pittsburgh.
e mmure. .
AMERICA L N if L I
FE INSURANCE
.11,000,a10
a. G. =IP'
goon UP'
- Itusketurert luirues Waspy.
It•tre, Plarizais and In/and.
1 Oillos—A - o. 10 A9rehank' Abohave.
i ' Notice is hezeb4gieen, that the aof
lau ang.azi, ha the otritiamrporw r rem rAw r
otkv,a.ceoducted by .W. NAWbERI9. m• k m.
j Asp la etude and cossection with we te
i Philadokwa, well hist tbr eat td
la • sawawr that will glinasemaral ritiosenowa ry k ow
i 1 dlaby recoossended to all wet se sea ilia•
eirlagisiareasa - A. •
The tsshisai alb. ehoes Owe y will be , soleAltball et
• N 0.59 WATKlllitteet,
asliieltf b li‘•
idanre IhWel
.... • ... i
Aworporated by the Zegataiato, qfp„,,,,,, 00 , ,.
• , ..•
Office, S. E. Corner Third turd %haat Mr
MARLYN INSCRANCES OP Tittleb, ,
C.,,, LA Nu m
to ell peril or the world.
LY.L.1.171 LY3 Cie 17714.191.1
rriape3 on Goods ler beeerwilleiaals
Wow and Lead to all parte of the tielow
FIRE EVNTRANCES on Megobaodioe mo o n • : .
7 - • .
mom, Dweillag Howse, &e.
_,_,
Jet Qf the are,r.rioc. 9d, 1854 ...... . 5ti wilin•A
Bonds ibartitagal. mod Had 5w....--....„. e,SLO 94
Philadelphia 916 SI
Stock lia ftalui, and lawasuwelks-' 18410 SS
Ma Riwetnhle-- --..-----.—.----.-- - -. 212 0 1911 $9
Cash on bend. - . ' `.... :87,541 SS
Baleatos la tie;d e -..
of litSa72,--Pre-MiTet7;rae ' -
rim. Policies reastiy lamed, aad other debts
doe the Company..—.-------------- 121,950 10
Solawriptios Notts
William Hartle,
Joseph EL gsal,
Edmund A. &maw,
Jaime: Dal;
AWOL Pear"
Oaarga 0. Ledger,
Edward Datfilagtoo,
Dr. IL M. Milton, •
William C. Lading,
Hugh gni&
gpmaar
Charity Kelley
H. J Brook'
J. o.Johnsoa,
WM. .
THQS.
Haar Lnimax, Ekc rotary.
PittiburgE Life; Fitt udilariae las. Co.
- cam, Collier Market and Water Ste.v •
HOIST. GALWAY; Proidint.2- }bey.
° :Luny lassonAll. fin.
o¢nnactad with . TN Compeargikam lium . rsne• appollaining to
Alio, NO and °Nix* Woks. to ihe Ohlo sad
aims sad tastes:lms, *ad Nadas Mat pa
And against h e
PailsDa tzltria •
And against the of tha and Inland Navigation
sad Thou
, Policies =the laytat rata consistent with agility to
an punt%
Robert Galway,
&mod McMirka.
JawPh P.
Jo Omaii 4 ii. D
John Scott,
'NMI Marsha'
David Many, ,
Jam. W. Hallam.
Azbothriot.,
fel6—ml2S-1,
Eureka Insurance Company,
OF PENSYLVANIA, .
04tce N. Water SlC.,;llikedwrh. .
areelsr., lUD
Stock Due payable oft donawS, mad akar- .
S od by two apsroscd names— —..
Oub In.Yidebargh Tract Cowpoke; . ANS bb
Petal:oft
.. CASS 410
124 abate. Erchangs oo
Scot Ateocuttu..„. ........... ..... ' 12,y81
J. &amber/par ,
W S.
R. D. Cochran,
John A. Canghey,
0. W. Batchelor,
Janus I. Bennett,
PlairnAcr.tary.
Munelnmrucciusbargi
•
WM. BAGALLT, •
• SAMUEL L HAREBELL, Sibstary.
Office 94 Wager &nod, khans ilarlrl ate, Weed
1.
ilLinguras Roll and Cato Rieke on the 0144 AO Ml*.
etadppt River; awl Trtbatatiet. - --
11flpleseree egatostloes or ohmage by Fire, lta, hind
do !perils of the Sea and blend Nail vitkai sod Treloport.
Ss .
RobortUp, Jr ni6
8. Harbasigh,
gotlr haw s • W~ltnHcnEt '' •
Jaa. DL J. Schooamaker,
voOP.. Wm. 8.
4 " Noce.
' maoagraliola lasuraneo Ceaspawyi,
Orrin, No. N Warn any,
Zosore Acsioof afi kiods.ol.PFroandiforino MAO
Omeas—JAKESA. WOTOWESON, President.,
WOW IL ATWOOD, Docnitory.
John Ann.%
Jahn
Ged , A. Ham
Za'. A. hoiaison
I.3mwttie
Vireaterri r
OP PUTTSB.I7IIO.II- -1
GIZORGB DARSIZ, Prealdelrt
1 ,
. 3 1..CF0Moon,
WM Insure spina all 1 = 11" W....4)ii.t. Illi
C. W. Madam,
0. W. Jackaooy
I L
Jameatein.loy, .-
George
NathaullM , m ik
Wllliam Bml
wiaAwma~
namlb t as z tZ%
.iii by %Viz] kartur:.i
=Vona se ;trine?, No
aln,Pus4.sta strsiy,gr,
__........._______
S. Miler Jr
J.W. Botlar,
Andrew Ackley,
Thorsen,
Thomas /loot;
6. ;gimlet,
Statues.
VOTIOE.=—Tha partnership of I the, under.;
httebtele tauter the of . 1113101/Y
a
teardtarl,lBs7. taanbat• by mutual mutat aa Beyl
All persona hartinunnadtded &mat with the Aim will
nt.
gnals obits, by caning before dud date aadmaldkratt
- lame
W. B. MURPHY •
• •
Tha J. M. BIDICIIVIID:;.
Walnut sill be continaedat *it mune laratt, N. Z.
earner of iberth and Market stra4ta, by J. M. BUNCH
sel.4tr
DISSOLUTION—The Co-Partnershigte
k tofore =Wing under the
by
wid style of P
& co.t, abigrai by thaltetion. The b.
/noes of the firm will be domed at the old shred, St. Cale
street, nest the old Allegheny Sthlge, by W. H . PI3LLPJ~
who le duly authorized to nee the name lef the arm In the
settlement of Ile arteleu
Pitthburgb, Sept. 14.1857. _ '
CO-PARTNERSIIIP NOTlM4hiiiiiiier
signed have alit daj entenifinto a' ' " am
der the name aud style of PEEL PAM( *ON the
er=of manuntauring Dray• ire.,ll
usches, having Wrest the old edihMtkUg. gactson f
Marra Phelps, Carr Ik (b., and having erected 'etas 'new
and eubstantiA banding, and procured the latest
ellprove
...eta. In numbine machinery, dc., together with •lu se
lected gosh of materiel, they are prepared to exec ute wit h
promptneen and dispatch, 'Maden entrusted to them. MI
work
nu having nerdor pan warranted to be of the beet quality.' The -
had 19 years experience In the Witham. they
hope by ettict tate/Woe to merit a coutlelleamo or the pst.
rousse ao liberally bestowed on the late firm.
Au git..ere amply NONE BUT Tag VERY REETXURE.
5e Pt..6.4 . I foi 1s
Ji
A
LAOAD.-REMOYAL OT
Wird? DEPOT TO THE OORNIFX Or vi
I cAltso m o ‘ ib sr ot p w i s T : a tip ..n. marr au t
To mahontho...... received as oboes* thelidlowirg MN:
_ .... ......0123c:parlOOporuidv.
rt,td ' ...........
To Brady'. ... ....... 29 . " " -
To
To „ own flee /colds andstedo.jtivi
To- c
CttrzTo Bn~y ..
."
e.
TO blatiorii_gd n'"'- "T a ?" 1. " . • "
aniry
""•••• - • - "W -",
. _
mk 4.
"p4iipe-q
,-17 r—th" t!
Initaimaat, ofslo per ow" payable at et
_thaflßs lath of Mita at neat
mnbh, oebelbn the:
and teat, of flO per
of 2 trober rt.
joN74 tukim
/ b
Whri
From Clatypellojge Newnan/
A NORMAL CLASS. WILL BE OPENID
.t the iron. Qtr College, on. MONDAY •1111211110
October to be condactedlbjeMr.A.:Bl3lFlT,l=l
i
the Fifth Weed 2elne./& win saw
nod THURSDAY EVENlllOB.ind fINFUNDAY ors
MOANING
°reach week. /Detraction nal De Linn fa , Ort
arithmetic, plgilth Oneanner, &ref
Traree—Thn.,* rguY; Punned= of I wo'enenethe. , For
farther Pbt 'Molars soo th e& A. BURT!. c r W; ars.
KINK. Principel of iron ats
AT
7,
422r 1S T DE ICV7p9oRf;VTNEET B r . ORE.
IV . :: 0. a 11.' IcCIL L ILI
'TA V 5 JUST RECEIVED A VERY
xi imp workflow of CULMTS, OLL °LOMB,' fro of
. rum *ND BRCIBUILB,_
r.,
o,Josolt otA 4 r. Fan blkdey caslPrietog 7: •
TAMMY AND TEM PLY, '
LOW v PASCO waken& 1 04 Thu g:z...p, Lia, stur itgr
b. tha il a
pat...choke lot n o t..Dmizte ctotb troia on. to kmr yanb a.;
• from 2 844 8,4 wick
kith all otba r . pod. musky round la Alit - elm! Carpet
Item, all of Irma ire lee
to se/1 at tba - ten
set rata kr auk. - ad I ' 11 % 1 3. t. IL IIIeCANI-s
Iri, and Cl*
Ti- T ire s— WlT m in . now **tying - ..f4a
_oriumhurn tanohiithautik....
ilaiblo allraft. IL* sad Masi_ 4/4044
soft Rats of ?Wm nalit•f, Mile. Lei
Youileclagada . Cowiastist lia*
gip. law eV
Too ot (rf
Jamas C.Hand'. .
Theophnostaiddh i g
isameraqinar
Jame Tamen!,
annual E. &k..l
Str i ms Marl:l44
Thomas C. Dana,
Robert Dorton,
John B. Earmlo,PDta'r,
D. T. Marig., af
44
.C. sixbThe Preda,,i,/;
P. A. MADDERA.Atent,
N. OS Waterstracrittstatrah.
Alexander Bredley..
Jo N & Leechrton,,
hn oDo
Mansfield B. *OWL.
Williszao
Jan
W t IL
OW, hrthiy,
John
=EI
L M. Psalmody
. W. Martin,
R. T. Lack Jr.;
Geo. IL Baden, •
81 101114a666E5i, Pro'
•
W. la. PREM.
JOIIN S. PARMA.
P I M. L 017.. Del";