|Htlsbttrg| <§ajcttc. IWBUUIIU. i.«iiiuau. u.aromx*. H. BRHBTT4CO., , rDITVSa AITD PR 0 PRIETO Mil PITTBBCKOH= TCEBDA? MOBNINO, OCT.’! 9 ,86 °- ''' We 1 fiuaißiLvr, - ' ABRAHAM LINCOLN, or auNOts. for non rttxsiPßST,! HAMLIN; HANNIBAL nrmiNt Selectors ot Larae, uoir. fames pollock,. nOK, THOMAS W. HOWR. la Fraacte 8 PmutuM. 14 UljwMMMtor, . 10 G«ara BresMstY' V 16. A. B. Sharpe, ) 11 Ottkl o.4chr, •ItSuaoal C*ivto,l J« Mgar Oowna, \ SO WAtaa HcKaiW: 31 John M. Kirkpatrick, • 32 Jtmaa Kerr. \ v S itfehard ?. RofcwU. - M Heavy tatter, > : Iftwr./.- [ - * i IdnrJ 0. Kaichi. i »BolMHr.ftißg, • I ■« U*nrjr Bum*, UUbwtlL'rn^ . * fz«ibaa Bllln, 4 J»ba H. Bioodull, 7 Jmn V. fnllw, 0 D*Ttd B Stout, • Pnacb W. Cl>ri*», MOtridltkaMtJr, It D»*U fatten. Cl tbem* R. floU,-r it Job I rua tiuViiafcua, HON. ANDRBW O. CUJRTIN, ■ of caraui ownrrr. ! ■ roßooNOiES^-xxittDiaraiCT, K. MOORHKAD. *o* ooMwtee-iiUii bxnsioc - K - > Si E BT MnKW 18H r . KSHSRDY WUtSHALL. Pitteburih. ■ *SS:?rtXi WILLIAMS, JUtetbwy. tt£*U4;K*.L.OOXnRUQ,fUMrTa. , WLLUM D3TOLAB. Elisabeth. | AISX4Mm* B- BORSB, Findl**, ■ •.••■. - tAa* *J tA« Cbwrtr, -| wnMt'i i. nittaos, wu. ; PiW lAV! j. Wcs?Km6!», T«i»P«.»c.t'|lU. i r Seconhr, ' .C.'-iia'.Vß. ROSS, Altefbooy, ' Owwii itmiiT. , - *55.V3-*K^I*.}IILTOBf I PUtaborffa. JtudiUr, . .RBSRRW * ATI, lUabelb. Acrwyor, t • ,c ntubonb. -Dimeter •/CJk ftar. , ; Jriai is tha RtUrni, . Tk* Jod|U 1, uoh of ibe tliotlon dUlrleU AraMtiiiMlo oonnt ifernlefor Qgvtngr,. ■g«4 »*t M ggon u that !, cgnated let aome oh Mn it ta tkitpMdiMt way to BgjmbUtin biad gaartaw.Clly Halt The Last Ward. The hoar for deolsivoaotion has; arrived. The opportaalty so long wished for iecome. To-diy we may" strike in effective blow for freedom, •id wtpi out the partywbloh has so long dis greoed the eoaatry. Republicans, let us urgeupon-yba, everyone, set to fill la the exeroise of tbit Right, to-dsy whiehmaketyoa.sovcrtigu over you destinies. Btwsmber that flahsby flake falls Lha snow to form ike italaaohe that crashes every thing 1 before il; flaks by flike fall the ballots that shall awaUudr msjority to anlavalanobe, resistless, overwhelming. . Do not undervalue the importance of* ein gle vote 1 . <‘it monies the freeman's wlllas lightniog does the wilt of Ood.” • The great importance of « full Republican vole hubeenio often urged, that vented noire peat If. Other State* arejooklng anxiously to Pfoasyt* vaala- They are listening to hear her voipe 10-day,aai they will be sadly disappointed If she spooks ia tones less emphatic,'than those la whioh she has for two years past proolalmsd her devotion to .the cause of freedom. In other wot da, there mast be noJailing o f la the .Repob • lieaa msjorlly, as compared with that given at the State eifloUoa in ; 1858 and 1859. If posil* ble, wa ought Looureage that majority, to ahow that our eanas has taken deeper root ia the »f* feetioae of the freedom-loving people of the Slate. .y ■ ;. We appeal to aver/ reader whose eye fella upon Ihla paragraph, not merely jtofeo to the polle and vole, bat to give whetevpr aid he can In getting others to veto: Let up Bepublioan within year reach be permitted to stay at home. Dive the day to freedom, if if not, then half a day, or whatever time you oao obtain, If it should be only so hour. • j : Thie is only aBtato election, itulrut; but, in view of existing foots, it is of even more im portaaes than tbs Presidential election. It is essential, therefore, that every vote should*be got ouf„ to-day, and that every Republican ahoald make It a special point to vole for Coxthi. Farixni! We have foegbt this battle through the press to the best of oar ehliilyj The rest is for yeutodo.- Upon you rests the respeoaiMl- Ity of idselding the.contest atihs polls. Will |« bs sleek ia that part of your duly ? Let Behave the emphatic answer io a fall Republi can yotoeiths polle to-day. ‘ Voters, Remember Tbateverjvote out for Foster, tube elsotioo lo <Uy li ft vote lo sasUlsand endorse the pres* tttwretebed tod corrupl National AdmloUlrs lloa.’':'• *'- Thnteeirj-vole caxifor Foster la n rote In fetor of the#pr«ad of Hants Slavery.' ; ' That every vote, cast far. .Foeldr is * Vote against the Homestead Bill. - 1 Thai every volecut for FoeUr is a vets egaisetthe Protection of Amerloati Industry. That syery vote cast for Foster jis a tote ap proving of the robberies whioh hate beta eemmUUed during the past* three or four years by fiaehaaee and bis followers upoo.tbe National Treasury. •" |. * Thiel every wote oast for Foiterj U a tote en during IheDred Bobu decision, which says that the Confutation carries Slavery lota everyTer riicrycf the Union. Thni'.-every vole oast for Foster ls % a ,vole sgalsai tht admission of Kansas ataFre# State. That every vole oast for Foster Is a vote to strengthen ibe 81ave Oligerdby tn their demands (nepenthe Slate Trade. - i--\ ' : Thai tT«ry vote eeei for Foster fa e vote lo ■ake Joe Lane the Presldentof the United States. j- ;;_j- ‘ Tremen I remember these things when yon go lathe ballot-bozaa! | ' Facts for the People. Tkbt'Hoßr, P.Foelor oelod !■ (nor of iho repohlof IheToMOfe Ter. fiot Boor; D. Footer oil oogainst of the defeot oftho Tortlf Mi, bj • DenoonUo nojor- It, It the Bookie of the Halted Blotto. ' Thoi Boor, D. Footer TOO oppoeed lo iho poohogo of Iho Hoaeetwd Bill, beaeaeelt prom l«od to toono iho T.rrilor, lo free moo out free bnlllolloho. ■ TholHeor, 0. Fooler rotated to render Ibe eonsoß old of Cbrlollon ohorit, to t etorriog oolln, Thooo tool hod died la eddlog to tht glory ood woolthof this Colon. * Thooo ore feolofdr Ibedlgeotloa of Iho people, fooU for the rotor lo ondorotond before he do poollohlobollol. , j Tfcligs lo he Thonghi of To-Day. OhoDomoerollo Yolo rope-led iho Ttriff of 1842. i ! A veto for Foster le a vole for Free Trade. Cor tin Is for ! CatUo helped to Intredooethe policy through (he operation of which our PabUcDsbl Is bow being paid off, nod the Stole tax is bclog re daotd. : If you are Mtbfisd to bo excluded from oar TenlUrlsip and wish Slatery to ooonpy them, vnte for Fosur. . v If you wish to gathere, to seoare a Home for yeorstU and riiMree, ao’d do wot wish to be brought 1% ccpieot wlih Slave tabor, vole for partis. l ■ • Tele the full Hotel; exemiae yonr llcfcet, end do yew whole duty for Freedom end ProtccUon. What if he Did? ■ : Thl« too Iho qneotioo uhod by • loopfoco gtaapor, Iho other eight, while rpeeklwg lo o m(4 of Iriekmen- “Whet If Henry D. FooUr Jii vote giving relief lo Iho olorolog lrbk| l» Ml Carilw o Know Nothing ?" Bow d«M that hot, you, friend ?. Wu not Footer a Kht Hotklsg. too f The Boot Nothing# omy v ;‘ ; ‘V:' i; ■ : J < OaucilMjnU* afci 41#0h4(,( jvtt, dot; like » ■ iiu r v"ffAk««(rutu. objeotn* ibeßepobU?, mm fcavofonwompUsli, wo- wonthar/show W to k«#p tbim ff«»tht PvUf, ~ . ' . V;. * - J ." *f* i Beware of Last Card* J . Tk« looofoeM tint wlwajt.bmß oards." Their polioy Is to the . big lire book nnill the laiity '.la lbe.b|pe of influencing publlo opinion by them. Jttjpeoimea of this is -to;be foand lh the' advertising' columns of tbe Chronicle yesterday afternoon. It purports to be a dispatch from Philadelphia, elgbtd “K C. Peobin,” elating that the msetiog of the Bell- EvtreU men nailed at Independence! Square to protest against the sale of fho party to Foster had deeided io f»?or of Fosipf and that the Bell- Everett men.wore all goiog fpr Foster. This dispatch was ao evident fraod. It hears the evideoce of (bat upon iiafaee, It was man. nfaolured for'efftot, and the pole object of send* log H out was.;to make a little polldeal capital for Foster, la the bopo that truth would not overtake it ia time. \ j is that the Beil Rvereit men in PhiK adelpbia, who are fur Cortin, met in lodepend* epee Bquare io Urge numbers, but w*re over* powered-by |he demoorais, who rallied forlbe purpose of breaking up tho pioetlDg. : The Bell- Everett men in Philadelphia are net all nor near if all for Feeler. Oa tbe contrary, * very Urge proportion of ; them are for Curtin, including the greater part of Ihose'Viho were formerly Whigs. They cannot be told, and have openly revolted against the lead of tfeose corrupt tooun* drels who voted for Baobanao in 1866, and are bow alriving to betray them into the baodsof Foster. 1 We have the most eoeoaragiog aeqonnts from Phllsdeiphla. A gentleman Well posted in Phil* adelpbia politics telegrhphediyesterday that the Foster men were claiming only 5000 majority in that oity (whioh we oan easily overcome In the .tost of the Stale) white oqr folks ooooede them nothing. 'i . - . Aootber “last card," and 'a thoroughly base one at that, was a dispatolr sent all over the Stale yesterday that {the Wide Awakes at Car* lisle had set fire to the.Cathpllo Church there. Inquiries by telegraph as io its truth prove it to be entirely falee. - VOTE EARLY. At every election in this City and neighbor hood, for years past, many Republicans have lost tbe opportunity of voting by going to tbe polls too late. The polls ojose at 7 o’olook in the evening, prtcittly; and ae they are always crowded from 5 to 7, those w'ho pat tbe duly off to the last moment are almost sure to be orowd* ed out. 3 The best polioy, to vole early.— Vote in the mbroiog, if yott^oan; if noL, early la the afternoon; at the farthest, do not put it off until after five. No Republican should perpiil himself to loso his vote, . to-day. - Therefore lei him go to the polls in good season, and slpj till he gels his vote in. * f Merchants and Manufacturers! ■ You have all a deep stake I’n the mall to day. Beo to It, then, that ttery mah m your employ ha* an opportunity to vote to da’y! (live them an hour or two, or half a day—iwbatever you think bet>; but give ihtm, by alt means, suflioienl Uae to reaah the polls it good season. At every store and warehouse io the city there are men employed who ard anxious to vote.i— Give than the time they need; The flight to vole la a stored ooa, and the meal, if not all of them, will exercise it properly. A' very large proper* tlon of them wtlt vote the s ; RepubHo«n ticket, •and wo feel aeaarcd that this suggestion to thsir behalf will be promptly responded ti. . | lie Vigilant and Active. Tbe British gold sent iqto Pennsylvania to aarry the State for the Free Trade party, has stirred up the enemy lo mpro ibao'osoal teal oune>s. There, is therefore all ttye more no* oeaslly for vigilance and activity on our part. : Judioious men should be ejstionedaleach pill to challenge every doubtful voter. PartiouUr watoh altoold be kept forfraudu* lent naturalization papers add tat rejeetpts. : Vigilant meo sboold he Employed all day io bring outlardy .vqters. 1* j Aod e very precaution sbouM be (sheo to pre* yeot fraud and imposition. . Foster's Vole Against the Irish. The Fott of yesterday denies that Ftiarin voted against relief to the starving Irieb, because the vote is not to be -found io! the Congrrsaianal Globe. This is a ely but dodge. The vote is to be fouod io the Journal of the Ilooso of Representatives, under dabs of March 3, 1817. The yolame oontaioiog the yote can bo seen du ring the day at ib* offioe of the Journal. Do Von Want Lincoln Elected ? Then |o lo tbo polio to-day and vote for Cumns. Do you want a Protective Tnilfl? Vole forCuarm. i* Do you desire the pannage of tbo Homestead Bill? Votb ! fos CUBTIN. Remember! Hbskt D. Fostir, for whom you are all ashed to vote to day, voted nhlle In Congrcii against granllog relief to tbs starring people of Ireland 1 5 BogU9 Ticket. We saw, yesterday, an llokei con* talnlng all the names of the Bepabllcan oaodi datea but that of Thomas >WiUUms, tod the nuns of Lee A. Beckham substituted. lUpob* lianas, look well to your ticlwla. A Word or Good Advice. Vote the whole ticket, from Governor to Sor* veyor. Let nothing tempt you rcrafCb any one. VOTE FOH CDBTIN. If vou wish to vole on tbejwide of fnt LoHr VOTE FOB COBTIN If you wish to support lodustry. ; VOTEFOR CURTIN If you wish to sustain the ijsleresta of Penosyl '.ranla.- VOTE FOR CORTIN If you wish to oppose Slavery and Ui introduc tion into our Free Territories. ‘ VOTE FOB CIIRTIN j If you-wish iho approhallQQ of wiee aed good lo all lime to oome. / VOJE FOR CqRTIN If you aro desirous of acting for the best loler* ente of poetor|ty^ VOTE FOR CURTIN If you want to do what Is jost, honeal asd right. VOTE FOR CURTIN Ifyou desire to see Justice prevail. VOTE FOR CURTIN If you wbb to eject “Old Abe.” VOTE FOR CURTIN ' If you are opposed to Stephen A. Dougl^i. VOTE FOB CURTIN j If you are opposed to J. C. Breokeeridge. VOTE FOR CURTIN Ifyou are down on Baohanan; Cau Soon Tareos Bs.—Frederick Amtbor, a German bUtun, who was oetapelled to flee from Texas recently,. to avoid neiaeeinatloo, which had been attempted, publishes hfs narrative In the Chicago Prw J* JVsitnfs. But! more startling, be relate# tbs case of a youog mau sateed Evans, fromllHaols, who having iooan* llously slated InHendireon Co., Texas, lluit ho preferred a free to a alar# Slate, was tolzsd by n ttob, and wUJiouUrial of whipped to death. Hie body wee left oabnrled, and was dtttroyed by the kogt and lt was Mr Aotbor'e sequalstanoe with' this anforiunete young man that, Ibat broaght him Into trouble. ~Dtt. Trib. \ StsouLAE as H may read, M Is believed now on good authority that the Lincoln nod fiatnlin pony In this town is the moil numerous in the field and oinaoloelly pole mofo vote* than either the Bell-Evereti or citlfer per#qealoo of (he l>«* mccracy. Wo aro now in g coodliion to fell those parties, whet we were told only, a few monlhe ego, if you don't like our iofitituiiope you can leave the Stale. ; Within the last few weeks the growih of RepubllcenUm has beep exceedingly, rapid.— WtUtbufg ( Vd ) JSeratd. i Ten Indianapolis Journal skye <f Qpon acerg* ful examination of the whole field we are eon* viaced thattbs Republioaps Will slept their epV (Ire State ticket and a majority la both branches of Ibe Lvglvitaiure nexi Tuesday Tho oppp* •foiS/ofPedednddmiiraTe are aeiive and 3eier» mlMdjneMry.portlaa of ih« - The pcopis; Juivejtoo Ifrng eodored the wrongs of r«I#« U|- nlPorsc/, aid' wnrpoW.-end jIU-foreHr. They htTi detsrmtacd Qi baveU*, Vote of Featuylvan'a in ISSS ud US9. I rßaau)KNT,aB«. S# ■a I- a? s§ I ll' fl:tl ? §:< ?6 ?S m m gi ; ~ 1131 UfiU 2963 ao>. , 3M 1033 446 6980 • 4fl& 3tol Ad*ra*....~~ AUrfibeoy.. Atßutruwg . 38$ 7M old 1*39 6SSO un 16U 1690 is 2099 *TM SD49 136 TttS 1 6C7 70J6 t? 63 1266 809 2861 4641 14«9 3041 3091 e 4X61 2172 4001 liaS «i 128 37 « 67 1001 1331 j4*B 2369 6172 1171 fl)7« *Ofgtnitfd 1860. OANAL COMMISSIONB& AND AUI Allegheoy i. ArßMtroug ...-4. Elmvw ttedfurd :..u Do ri*.. HHI-r Oamtiri*. CarorrjL*-.^—... CatlioQ G*otr« CtwOoM Clinton Oolnmbia.„ Crawford. Cnaib*rl*i>d Daopbia. Fayette Frankl»o- Folloo.— JTona ;. Qrrc0*........ ... Jeflrrion..-. JoaUte.. Ltncuter Uvrente Lotewii Ls Santo LyooaiDg...^..^.^. Mdma Mffnf.... Moarw L...~ Moet(Oßwry Mootvar..- --- Nortbmwptoa NurtbomtterUaO Porry..— Pike Poster StinijllilL Auamet &iyd«r.i. M Ba. It vst) ftpquetnes Tiogo .. Cokm. Vetungu ..... Wwreo W.JO. j. Weitnoieliait....... Wiorwlpg... | York L M Orgooli«! 1860. Oholca Kztrai LIS Ifoi .• Hiad. “The Sooth! sow tnetaUioe that SU'tery 1b right, natural* and anddounat depend upon .difference of complexion The leva of the; Slate Siatea 'Jutii/g Ipe bolding of «A& men in bondage. | Make the laboring men the elate of one men ioateedof ib* elate o( Sooiety, and he would be better off." '‘Free soolely is a monstrous abortion, and slavery is the beautiful usiural bolog, whioh they are now trying to adopt. "/ The Siavtt are governed far btlLr than the free favorers of thtSoiiiu j Oartlaveeartnol only fret* tert off as lo physical comfort Own free labortre, but their moral condition is btiler." Richmond En» gutrer. ' _ “ "Wo believe that capital should own labor; IsAbere any doubt that there must bo a laboring olase everywhere? la all countries, and under every'form of eoolal organlxatton, them most be a laboringolass—a otaas of men whogettheir livlogby thekweatofjtheir brow; and then there must be another olase that controls and directs the capital of the country P’—n. V. Johnson, Douglas candidate for\Vice President. "Would you do a benefit to - the bores or the ox by giving him aj rultivaied undenlandiog and fine feelings t Sjo far aa the mere laborer bee tbe pride, the knowledge, the aspirations of a freeman, he is unfitted for hie situation, and most doubly! feet hie infelicity. If there am sordid, servile, and laborious office# to be per* formed, Is It not better that* there should be sor did, servile and labirioos beings to perform them Harper (of 8. C not Sam ) Poverty*is a crime.!— Vfigfali, democratic Sen ator Jrom Texas. ! . "Two hundred .yeire of. liberty have made wbi'e laborer# a pauper banditti ” "Free society bae {failed, 1 and that which la not free must be aubalaotlel.”—Senator .JAuoa, of 7a. I . "The man who Uvee by daily labor, and haa to put out bis labor lb the market and take the beet he can gist for itj in short, youe whole olase of maeualleborere and operatives at the North hr* slaves. I ’—-Jfenafori Hammond "Slavery is tbe.natural and normal condition, of the laboring man, Whether loAilS or blade. The great aril of Northern free society is, that it is burdened with a smrilt dais of mechanics and la borers unfit for etlf governmiat t and yetetolhed .with the eUributee lof cUiiene. ■ Master and slave Is ft rolntioo to as nebtssary as that of parent and obild, and thv Northern states will yet have to Iptroduoi U. The theory or free government is a dcluijloa.” —Charleston Mercury. "Free society 1 we sicken at the What ie It but a coegtomeritloh of greasy mechanics, small-Osied farmers, filthy operatives, au'd.moon struck ibeorisis. All the Northern, aod espeol ally all the New Eogllaod Sialcs are deprived of society fitted for well hred gentlemen. The prevailing class one jmseis • with is that of me-, ohanics struggling to oe genteel, and email farm* •re who do (heir owb drudgery, and who are hardly flt foil association with a Southern gen tleman's body servauij.”— Muscogee (Ala ) Ifer. Tt». Belt Hen of ledlaes Hot TraWsforabl#* The Beorelpryof tbo Bell-Everelt B(ate Ex* eooiive Committee of lodiena has Issued the following elrpulair, lnjreply to the late manifeeto of the intermeddling Ktntuoklane who wikh transfer ibeConsiitullonel Union vote to Boug ies, the revller of Heairy City and repealer of the MißsoarlCompromise: > • • AimnUoa, Bali Hia. - To the Dell and ficereit Men of Indiana: I take this opportunity of celiiog your alien* lion to a few foots ihdl seem to me to be worthy ' of your careful oopsidersUon. X think It is now apparent that an attempt is to bs made to trans fer tbo Bell men of this State to ibipTemocracy. Too are welt iawsre that a reeoldtlonjwu.adopi* ed st our State ccnvehlioo. In August last, against all fneion with other political organisa tions, whioh'certain !y,'J.think,' means not only at the Presidential, but aleonl the State eleoilon One reason assigned ts. tbat ifthe Slaioelvoiiou should in favor of Laoe, ihed Liboola would ceriaitily carry the State* in November. I am aware tUat many who desire bis eleotion! would vote for him: at aoy otber Lsi ime avk you what le to bs gained by tbe tbetion of . Bendrlcka? , Vnu will then bare amen forGov eraora ho'voted for the repeal of the Mieeouri Compromise, which wan the cause of the forinilina of the RepublioMi pafiy. lam latbfied that trader no rtrcbmeiinees can the H«ll mrn cf lo diaua be betttf ied by the election of tbe U*oq-' ointlovBtaie ttehel. . ThieOoiobtr.alectlouis-ono.of Ibemoctim-, pofleuf to the.Blate of-Indiana that vIH take piece for bssf years.ta name. 1 therefore tn ue*i7ou;'%s4an,Ql(i Lieejfeery trefteclwdthnfai!* yo.n vpl# tbUßemodrsiioStatg tlbket ob Tueiday next. I tkiak it I# nsforlu* sat# fov our party that we did nol aomtanis a *•» Ws » ?*kwi'£»fu«iUt of ont - °»o r Jet>« o*i iol*foV sea wbodo not re •pvt oar prh cfplet, btcaovewe gainnothing by •o voting. W* bid better sot vote at «U thaa to f E' M#a T contend thai Hle important that the DemocmHc Sinle ticket aboold be emoted, in order to accomplish the defeat of Llocoloin PT< Q(Py- jl do ; cot, for one, think that oar organised rortbepurpoee of elding either the Democrats or Republicans. Ido not think-It necessary- that Indiana ahonld go for Kendricks to defeat Lincoln. Let nfi then, elLher •ft® l ? e Bepjobliqan State ticket, or not vote at all Let u» *ho»; to oar friends in Kentucky tbit we are capable of tahiog care of our Bute affaire without their advice. And now, in con clusion, let me etiirestyou to vote for Bell end Everett in November, even if we should ant ex* peot lo qerryihe Biatc. . Bell end Everett an tbo repreeent&trtjQ oftbe onlv truly qational parly in this country; find | e t as, ts (rue Uoion men, stand by them first, last and all the lime. reepeotfollji i i Jams Q. Bbtabt. Member 6iate; Ei. Com. of CoaitUntional Uoion P*r»y[ | Dskocracto* :Wbjt« Ladob—The real and true bsae between the two great parties which underlies all the ainiggles and strife, is, whether the power oftbe government ahall be exerted lo protect free jwhlle labor or bleak sjave labor. Divested of 4be efeama eod deceptions, that is Jhe whole contest when narrowed down to its practical point. ?Oar sympathies an on the white aide of the question, aod those of the de mocracy and thqir allies are on tbc black aide. The country can looly be developed by the pro* teoiion of it! industry, aod prosper by apolioy wbloh diitinCUyljnMogßijeethat principle/ Our opponents doubtless, ere honest In the ooviotioos, which they habitually expresaln sdch/ lengnage as Beoator .Hammond did, not long agcj when ha said: j “The rnan who! lives by daily labor, and who has to put out biSjUbor in the market, and take the best be oak' get for it, in short, ye ur whole elate of laborer'e and optrativte at the t orth are elater -| !• ! He is one oil the moil distinguished I adore of the Breckinridge: demooraoy, who Bfeeke by authority hie party from a seal in Ihi Senate of the United States. Bis confederates here dare not employ such terms when they are seek ing votes from the “laborers and operatives,” whom Mr. tiammoud denounces as * ( slaves,” but they obey his! dictation in Congress, vote bis policy, submit to bis orders, end are the eervile Instruments|of tbs olaie to whiob he belong!. It is he, and; snob as he, who make democratic platforms, who impose condition! and demand submission, jwbich the Fosters and Biglers, and that breed of patriQli, are hlwajy so ready to make with the moat abject humiliation. Nor k this sentiment cotjfioed to one wing. Mr. John son, the Douglas candidate for Vice - President, declared, low public speeehhere, In 1866, that “capital should ojwn its labor,” thos following out the very; Idea of Mr. Hammond, that all men who obey the Divine command, -to earn (heir bread in the; sweat of their brows, are 'Slaves.” t?e shall see how the honest and industrious miners, meobauies, manufacturers and working men of Pennsylvania will appreciate this senti ment next Tueediy, when celled upon to vote for Ur. Foster, who is Mr Hammond’s candi date for Governor. —Phil North■ Amer. sooo 1900 1938 S'.fiOO 386 1270 4870 8883 •1607 jITOE UaCiKKAL. ACD.aaMDUL 1819. =1 4 i -I Rcrumvs ace rkoeived from 82 townsinCon oecUout, out of HO whioh voted on Monday. The Republicans;have gained 14, and the Oppo sition has gained- I—Uaddsm—which give al ways 100 lopofoejo majority. It .is notioeable, says the New Haven Journal, that “while we havo retained.allitha-close towns W won last year, we have gained a large nnmber of dem ocratio strongholds, in spite of the perfect onion of all the brioches of the Opposition, sod £bere we hive nol(entirely succeeded, we have reduo ed the deaohratiq majorites to a merely nominal figure.” • j : Tub Aimin'! Bask —lt is said that among the notes held by the Artisan's Bank U one of Senator Doclglaslfor $20,000.. It is further ru mored, that] among (he assets of (be Bank ere the notesof piher prominent politicians These stories may not he true, but their existence de mands euohj a thorough investigation of the Bank's alTaife asiwillabow their truth or falsity, r. Su±. ] IriitiAVA devsps Ratiims.—Official rciuros from eeventY five counties of Indiaoa, compris ing about three-fourths of tb6 B<*te, are pub lished in the Indianapolis SntinH The total population cf'the given counties is 1,124,836. Population of tbp same counties in 1850,826,- 688. looreise, 200 v 148. iitn. Hakiltos, an Irish gcutleman of. New Vork. and formerly a Demoorat, has oowe out for Ltboolo. Io!a reosnt apeeCb, ho said that his oountryksn had always been cheats 1 by the and urged them to enlist furtb with into the RspnbUoan ranks. . iQliMtni'lvjTMia , Tborsdtv, October 4ib. l>* H«t. J, S. aml UhsUINSUVA W SOoTRt. iisg Hen to •|x' ‘ UißDi j • 0» Sasday uijbt, Oetitxv 7th, at ft o’doet.tt PorU,mt. Malite, ABtflAlti PIUMItKK, motter of icarjin Ptaßuner, ot this ettj. s|i|t 7t )Mt*. . ; jn»|>tw jMtiwfc^ |TS»PiP£.—Sealed Proposals will berecoiY- «<t>tth#o{Deaol.tb» Wouy Worka nolilT o'clock p.m,orTiIOJL*D«Y U'h tart.tor(arsbhlu W» CmLU rUDn-ISCU PIPE, with tbe rmoidto br.urhi. and ilcptw. | JaMKS WkLSON, Sat/t. i¥RMAN! TRUST AND SAVINGS U'v DANXOrMmfaOßOa.—3nh*ylt»™tQU^»tok of thl. B-atk 4re to <a to JOaßPtt UKTKIt, T N44BW, 431 (H-DO t, tb« Pit.t iusUlm*fit us Uu-ir (OtMcrlptioncoQ or Uf-.r. (be latmo ftrjt ufOctcbcr, I*oo. !' 'A. UOICVKIiBB, Pmtdeut pfo l.m;' Josxrs LAitoi SecrcUrypro Um. w2e.lra Ala : S»Bmißnntmß, gXOELSIOB. “I’utdler*," *« !d Nspuleon aftcf one of the nxnt Ui.lUßt of hi# vietorlea 1 Koibtug j.t U joac—mlcA r<mat>u U> ito.*’ Artirg o[r-n th :■ blot, tbe PfoprkUr of tboNKff TO&S XKMlß—wbil.Tfr: (Im m;hirTMDBDt. of ibo pul nijr barn Iw-rriard* nolblng M four eo jua# u moch re* tLiiu to do. 110 hM the pliwwßr# to U.foi'a bl# laBonon •M. rcidrra |fa|t lo tbe long Itat cf icbolwa #ad .talttfoes already aaaib«r*d enjoog tbe routrlbutur# to lb* LtMte, ;j ! 3 to* aim# of JijKU lllattrioa* PmM«ot of tbe Halted BUtL, H saw ■ |^ u |. Road Ih.f-dkiwlof Table of CooUoU, eoit rcambrr that Iht LIMKR opijf, ftf ffity on Monday, Od. B,at.l*i o'clock prtcM}: j ; J--. ‘ TABLE OK UBI6 BAL. LBTma PROM PRESIDBVT DCCHANAN TO HR- BON NKII. ! WAR- Dr UON.SOVFAtID KTKSITr. [ ITALT-A I’oii: Dr Wllj/uM OOLbttli CItTANT. j . IT. u ' OffEWT'3 BLEMINfI FOR HOTOER3-A fctirrcas Pour Br tf. p. WILU3. '!•*-■ ! '• v/ ■ ODB TO TBS PBJSqe OF WALE?: B» J ■' - - i - .VI ' ■ TfTE UEDWEABtrS/BTOUT; Bl Da. Took*# Dtwa Vna ■ *■»«* . . , - vif. A. TU*OaiTiaABTRRg: Bl Om 0»>. P. M«e*ik * * VftL Ta *.. P . OMPII,N »A«tLT-lW Mt.lTIVn ANO *l - VAU: Bt Dm. W..D Bti.n.. • ■ ( .<W«W VicijuA; OOMTfIiiNO PARUAUB.IT: BT mm. l. n.fiioooMn. ATIUP.tOTUB NORTUBBA LARKS: fit Fa*nr fiu. JDLH iUnpa-La ßtottyjnt r.B.aevemi. AAOMAWdSOF LlFB: Bi Itwaason Bxsanr. ■, XHf. ' s‘'-. FADED—A PwUa; Br.AaciOakr'. j ' i* . XIV. - -• ( ™.mXnl ait^ Nora ; Dr HMZA A. Durur, ACfflokpt *Tanlustd>kd8 m . PAUL MOarajj—A Tiu ortßaQaiaf Panis Hr P. UA MILTOS UTSUB. ■ “ ■ Tyf. • V- - Tfli BTSrwOTdßßroa, Wno’i to Wi»: lir J. f. fcMITB. WIT ARD WISDOM: Bt qS'd. Pjut*«. .®*Np3OMB If lucrtitmic Br ff«. 11, Jloik.# ■ > XIX. ' AMBWKRS TO UOA4HBPunDKRTB, FDITOEIALd,‘ le. ■'-* c v - ■-! - * orfeU ' j\TEW ANI> KNTEKTAININQ BOUK^ A o! u. - , rt !* nd^bwT * hi * i»7Mr*ouk#ii f of Animal Life: liittrtnUed. of CommoiLLsr* 2 rule.. LUe la th# t#ml. Wdd Sparta ta Indte by Captoio HbakMMer. JrmtrtU6irfWart.l7 g tS- ™‘ r ’ . »it*h aetrte jbet Failed TbtreThoomnd Year* Ag >. , Tb* QifeMrf Socfetj: tllartratH.- . ; 1 by'ttawear Maitlngale. f n- W fdltlon, 4 JS mo. '*J , J2£ Crtu f»l«»d MlscelUnroaeKwaye: newclttido, • Httoklii*# Motlmti »oLA. are uiu>^!?J ,,> * n,n *»«s***«»l*»»tuck of rfewand Htaad.* 1’ *s** «w»P'Lla* m**t »«* nrtnoaa of BS7* 'JSitfT"-™ lu -'.'» ■ .My,; gAt A Ott, M Wdctl .1, ■ lV SClONS.—'Whaiton’o Law Kic- SiaStaitl ’M!'*' Kl »l, Knbnl. : L»*. of PBawylwnu; .(I,* Mcoloi: ; KAT A Cq. 06 WmJ CU. hayo Uu. boat stjlos , . DOSTKR3 aul SIIAWLS, SubJim!!' 1° i! 1 *- '"r.* l "WM**—. »K>«r rwnbjwj W SSf-i W li'EA-r JBXTKA TAM ILY If (lAiDB— Mmtl,. Milo «i*.,to. rf tT.foro4. bj «• ] UAIAB BIOUY AOa i Jttto flStjrttismrntß. A t ANTsFSSMAL"uiSmso of tbs JX OOLOBID CITIZRKB of Pittsburgh, 12m faltowUg trr*»oMfltodßaMiaUouwrr*Q«aßlmooeiy adopted: ****• -«a wiwtUauki Ini this «lgbw| calling ontbe eatvafoltfuMofthUcßy to fora WMeAwsko ClnU,Aud or their ptennee at tfaepall* u roumfttera of rlgtlaore 10 * IT9 J *i l ■»«* to their power t > tb* elation of the Repablteaa ? S !i abere**, to oar car tala knowledge, the said . I'jj. ao *» M *• bolero. on*of ib#dirty trtcki *° y^lr 1 , lTUer somrtSmea rraort, to carry tbeir eaaa, be It ftjoJrrf, tbu, la tea of ibe well-known prodUecU-jtii oftb««xaUoi pemocrabe Party far tb. reopen* of the rlaye Trad# and expansion and eziesatoa ot Slavery Intolbo oor sympathies ahoaid be with them, rather .than with Roinblka&a; behaving a*-ws do that th>ir «uo ctai; apoa whkh aa<4 nnwaorea wholly dap-nde. will only beaten the end-of the “lrr#vrew ble conflictwbeu free dorn eh til bo foliated national and Slavery erctloual. LooiaT. Wooiecn, TbomaaHofrla, John U. Pillow*, John Woodeoo. Andrew Tanner, Oyroc Daria. Wta. John 0. Scott, Oeo. W. Parker, Oalylo Smith, liobert Campbell, PrtrrJotwa, No»n.Johtuon, Kicbard Lancaster, Palmar Wettoa, Jobb W. Brooka, W. A. Johnson, Kll*. Eduo&da, J. 4. Warner, N.tharM Al'en, H. Norria. 0.8. Wootem, R. 0. a**kina Wtboa Watera, ocOiitd . , 1 gUPEKIOR BOKNTNQFLUrDI COAL OIL! COAL OIL! COAL OIL! COAL OIL! : BPKRttOIU BPERHOILI pPERU Oil! LARD OIL! . LAKH OIL! &t Joseph! Fleming’s, at JOSEPH FLEMING’S, at JOSEPH FLEMING'S, I ' Oornar of the Diamond ami Kirket Street* ' 0- net of UlO Dlatn jod and Market Street. ocfl . Corner of the Dlwood and Market Street. gUSINESSOAKUS, T THE subscriber woald invite tLo attention of hit many friends,'cnatonera amt thu {iiihilc geuer* ally, to hli splendid aatortmeat of fROITTRdES, (?«'tic ut«?ly Autamn of ISOu, at Ibh MOUNT HOPS BUttdkKY, allotted between ti.e oid Watblnglon Road and WeMUngtoo Pike, and >kx n»ij»e from Ptttelmrgti. At thie Nnttrry may befriend Tree* of tfaotnoit beailby and rlcordai growth, all of wtslcb arebadJadaod not not. grafted, and which will bo wimsM trae to ume. )>r» tone whowlih to procure a g<«-J of Treat and frvlt will find it to their to tenet to call and examine thie realty flue atock, or addrear: . . JOONSMtTIf, M'.ncit Lebanon P. O, Pa. SenAfor antalogn*, which will be tent free. : r^rZWGOtwT A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MATE RIALS FOR BAKBIROt State and County Rights selling low. aefrlmdAwF J^ADiSS’SIIOEMANUFAttrORY^.^ raade to orderat short notice, and of the best material and workmanship, and at BBABONABLB raicis. A? TO JlkNT—The Bonaabold Fnrn!tar,or a gsntlr-feiab •bo islands to remora from tbaeity will bo or'at pritatsaafa.immediately,on raaisoiiebT# terms. The Boom occupied bp Iheadrottser'te fot.n«f~--partbr It litl ngoocnpied mto office by apbyalciioi.whlsb m*kn the: root of lb* other portion Tory rtasunahl*. AdtireaK Xtt,fli«mOffiCT. . . ocCiftt Up to the yea judicial deciei l?or sal* by : ; TAMES M. BALPfI, Esq., prepare* IX- N-W * DRAWINGSaadBPWOiriGATlOSSforajlktoda ” bojldlap, audanpeiio tends tbelr erection, «*n rcasoaeble . = ;•' ; ovnoBOJJ-aNi>ilr»on btbret, wtwseo IrtewkandKobimkm atrifu, Jelf> /- ALtXangNT. ; f- - ~, J. UDNWOODY &BHo“ . Flbnr, Grain and s«d Factor*, and General Produce Cor*»t Bloc*, No, 149 Br»ad street, PMLADRLPQIA. ■ Rmasvoar'Powctf ft Wefehtmas, pliffadelphint CoSla OcwUt, Jhq, dot r»«»cb 1 Ukharda ft B.Ditkl, PrHdeat B«nk of Peon Tovnibip, d>xjA'. 0< Cattetl. Pj«a*t (wa belaii|t« biiVdo; Altiuwr Kerf, R*q , idwt" Hall A Spear, PltUbotgh. atafcSmw., I- W. CHADWICK—.~.—QIIAIILR3CttAD WICK. . OELAJD’VVICK A HON, •. DBALBRB TN ■ P aper and Haga, - No,. 140 as 4 ISO Wood Street, • WT«»tmda, PI. Fapar at paaottetarara* pricis. Tba Mthsrtmartst price paUU cat* fee Bap. mb Jffobtd, That we nun with eonUmpt the attempt to make capital bj *left-haodod" bite at our degradation; that pUj rather than indignation ebuntd be tbe welfnr for tbo mao or tbe party that la forced 10 adopt, m a panacea far btoiotWnwee.or aprcp far lu ainUogcvodlifaJ, appeals to bigotry rather than tntelli.ence. Pop»rior Bornlng fluid, Roporior fcornlug flaw, . «HBAI|I OHKAI! A I*6, ftaaperior or I Ido of CARBON—OARDON-OARBON-CARISQN > >dl • "» WEDDING CARDS, CIRCULARS, BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, Of EVERT DESCRIPTION, Eicon tod at THIS OFFIGK, on Iho moat favorable tormi and at the ihnrtrat notir* ARNOLD’S Genuino English WRITING FLUID iod COPYING INKB.mr aalol y ! W. R. UA VKN, Byok and Job Printer, rafl corner Wood and-Tbtrd eta. •ANKERS’ OASES, ol all sizes, with Lock I and Strap, Cnr a«|« he W. tL lUYKN, Blank Book Ua*.a!actuer, fl corner Wood and Third eta. Feathers and sheep pelts— 4 ueka feather* 1 handle Sheep Puite—sow landing from ttoanwir Bocket.ior aalo tv ISAIAH DICKEY A CO. GREASE— 3 bbl*. Grease now landing from eUamer Bocket, for aai*-l>r QtP ISAIAtI WORRY* QO. ; DRY HIDES—2d now landing from steam er Rocket, for cal* by ort TIUTAII DIOKEY A CO. BEAUTIfUL DRESS GOODS, New Styid Shawle, all kindl'd! Uoernlog Qooda, IJoD»*-fornuh ing Oooda, Daneatic Oooda.etc.. a large elotk, at low prior*. pti» 0 HANSON UOVfl, 74 Market at. rfAMPHOR—IOOOIb for sale by : \J b.A.rAiINOftOCK A CO, oft. corner Vint and Wood ate. Calcined magnesia, English —3O cate*, for eala by B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO, ofS corn or first and Wood *ta. DON’A ARSENIC -10 kegs for sole by jLj fl. a.fadnesioss aou„ otQ ( comer flrat and Wood etc. RYE AND OATS-500 bo* Rye; 1000 bna. Oatt—to artlra thti week, tor eat* by . o.W • BAM»L B. f LOYD A CO., 834 Liberty et/ EUHJK— KH> bbl». Extra and Extra,Fam iiy floor, tn *tor* asAfbr tela by. .. / or& BAMX B. fLOYP A CO.. S 3l x l|b*rty Ft. SALT —100 bbls. No. lKxtra.Sklt, in store toraaleby BAMX B.FLOYU A 00, otO / __ 334 Übaily it. trees 1 Trcfi! “ WATER, STEAM BAILEY, PAR&BLL A CO^ 159 Fbiutb street, iu«*r SmlUiQeld. PBRFfiCTiOC! ATTAINED AT L&BTt 'THFC CONTINENTAL CORNSHELLER Pate the climax upon inventions in that line. NOTHING MOM CAN AS DESIRE*. Manufacturers are invited to see it Speculators would, do well to call. Can ba seen uNo. IS Bt. Clair at. Ladies, hf i*sc&' and Children's BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, of any desired eixe, WM. E. SCUMERTZ 4 CO'. No. 31 Fifth Street. 'URNIIURE FOR SALE AND IIOUIE QOOL) BA tloable-widl A urgt lot of Vi A large fat of st ZE3,l7e, cheap ai . oc& [WAINS!—Second Mourning, i All-Wool PLAIDd at 2Sc, worth fiOe. •• nty Dreaa Slf/AB, at half pifee. . »t style jatd'WMaJark Koallab OHINT SSC4 i-- C.B ANSON LOYB, 74^Market eC The £lb< VANU. TION LAWS OF PBNNSYL- NKW VDITION. • 1860, inoluaive/"With notes of ms.- PiintOMti FALL fiOOOIU - JGHMN, Mißcn.\NT Taiwr, Wood street, tbrM doora rrum •tamed Kuai uio Cast with a : rn ifiONiricßNr stock or 'BB, CASSiUBRES, JOHN r A Np. CO Fourth, hujatfct riiABOK Al CLO! VESTINGS ANjD OVERCOATINGS, ofjtyepy quality; sisse»>B4 description. •Nthe latest and moat elegant ooreltw is tba Fnr&WUng Good* for GaDtlamro'a West : eretoftwSip.tbUmsrket. ready-Made dfeoxn IN ronttaotlyoo band,. ‘All; of iho .above article vwill. be sold-nt the VKtr LOWEST PRICXS. - - ■ JOHN LAOQHUN. coamsiiok ntRohASTs, s it ■WjTANWD-4. PARTNBR.'—A Tf Cry Good* Biue. !« PtH»ScJu.tl wboee biuiWM feu of Ut*> greatly locrman}. aad iiU k* tddUlottal capita! I*. able to ?ft»ra vu km* arcoo£ta tnaL Woolott wd Cotton Mika now offering tiiem, woalO ents'r Into negotiation* for * rpe>4«t «r Ofowtl *lw oku eumnuK) from (26.000 to $30,000, iu ca*h With addi tion to the raewMof tbacutietro,* very desirableatft locta- UTet>tt4i&oi»a*n ted(me, Tb«ernl (of tbsban*£ t* iarobhtd, and ila aQtira tbrotifb Ibe monetary dUßaim** of tl>» put Tew jeara credit anmMied. , , t ),• OpmaaotcatkataddfeboJ to ti tfccr>al*, M ik>x tT.LPbijt* deiphia Pcetcfflor, or.-r te«t> same, »i l[l>o brltl strbjilj ctnj. fldeatial,and ircefra prompt a'lrnti>>a. a?i.gm4 i -TIT ANT BU— 100,000 bush; Wheat: f j i Tr wooobdsbfi«eirlr•; i. j- ;< II'.UQO '.do Bjt-; "- 3j J .' 1,000 'd« wv OrW Aj-pU*; , E 1,000 :‘do' - \ >!-' 1 '-‘l ■ 1,000 ' do', Tflbijthj F«*dj - | We will mt caab lor ell pr. due* at our war-bonaf. •> nrronoocK.iwjßieiCßTaoa, 1 tell ; .■ . •• 1 l5l Frrgt ata.c| WANTED— HAGS.—IOO toosßagsSrautr ©d, fcr which lb* MA*«l cn*rk*t price, io cash, will be paid by ; OIUDWICK A BUS> iV Pfcp-r end Rag WarebottJ*, . Vo HI Wood »lnrt,Pitt«bgricl<,;> WANTED— 20,000 bu«. prima 10,r00 boa pifß>o two bon prltbe tffoothj; 1000boaOnlooa,be OKAfr'l' k VIN GOttDSB, :*r - ; No. 114 Pecofid it;'f W ANTEU—I(X»O tins. KVfi,. H for which the Mgbeat raeh piice will be pmi-lj jy, « JAB.A PJStZIH« . . «r.roi>r Market aod Pfrptktt^j . CUKAPI ONLY DISCOVERY!! WOBTHY OF ANY COSFIDENCK FOB M RESTORING. j The Bald and Gray. | Many, bidcb the Grout 'Dis«..?ery of Prof, WOOD,have attempted not only tolmltat* hliitrelnratlve, botprufM* to bate dlacoreie-J.fbmethiug thatwoj Id prs> dnce reaolta Identical; but they l>»v**]| com* ai I gc&n, being carried aw*y by the wonderi.nl mulu of Prof'wood** preparation, and liavojbrett f.rrtwl to leave the fie il to Its resistless ewsy. : Ttr*»!-lto following: ! ’ K ! lIATB, M*lDe,’AprlllBlb,jlBs9'.;i - Peer. 0 J Woos ft Co :Uenti—The letter 1 wruM you jo 1816, concerning jour valuable Hair Raitnrstlve, an!! wblcp you have published In this vicinity «ud elscwbjre, h&. given rlae to numerous Inquiries touching tbe fact iin the due. Tbe Inquiries arc Out, i« it a fact of my bsj iftatJub aud name, as atated in tbe cotwuuulcaliuu; aecotfd, I* U truant all thotelii t obtained; third, does ioy hair »t:i con tinue to be lo good order-nd tf uatural color! To 111 cab aod do answer invariably,’ye*, ft! j.balr la eVenbet ter tbab In any stage oftny life for forty year* past, more'sonSthrifty' aod Uttar colored; the same la true of mfc.wbl**Jr*, a lid. thoculy causa why It la not genoreily trne,iritei tbe sot}’; •Unco Is washed off by frequent ablution of tfnrfe*, wbop It car* wjra ussd by wiping the lhc«ln dose aSrae* tisb wilb tba whiskers, tbaauua result will' follow as übbtte. 1 hsvebren la ihs receipt tf s great nutnber of letter*from all parts of N»w.Bogtand, arttug melftoy balratlU cote tiauos to b* good; as there Is so nmdi fraud la tb* tore aod s'a’e of varluu* rompbondi as.well as tbfft It b**, no doubt, been bstely imitated and been natd iot only without any good effect, buy to absoluls Injury. I upf used any of your Restorativo of any account tpr #ouj«* month*, and >etmyb*lria aa’good aacver, and hundreds b«ve examined It with surprise, as lam now fil yuan o}d and not a gray hair in my b« ad or on my fcvec; am) fo prervp this tact, ! send y..a a lock of my hair tskeo off {he put week. T recrived yoor favor of two quart bottle* Ittt autte mer,for.whlcblaro very erateiul; l give It tomyifrit-btiv and thereby Induced them to try It; many were sjteptlcal until aItCT trial sod then ptuchaad sud nacd it wfkh *er*al saccess I wit) ask as a favor, that you (eld me:a teat by which I can discover fraud to the Restorative, so)d by many, 1 fear, without authority from yen . A p&eariii cln will insure sore***, and I believe wheregdoalc&icU fib not fylluw, the fallore I* caused hy the Impure artlcl(l, which,, curses tbo Inventor of tba good. T derm it my duty, jut U* re to lore, to ktvp you apprised of (ItO continued tjfh-cl on my hair, aa I assure alt who inquire of meof ray aifrttakirb opinion of lla valuable results. J remain, deer • A.O»JUTiwnD,H . AiZcn.’rßtK, Paor. 0. J. Woes: Dear Air—l would certainly & doJirt yen a groat Injoalke sot to rcaka k<*»il to the wif Id, the wood* rfa I wwelliM the uuexpectfd'rMQlt 1 baWrzppff* tfneed from niiog baa bottteoi jontllidr BMtorativiL AtUf tulag erory bind. «.f R«atorallvfc«est*Qt, Imt whb&nl »üb ent, and Hading my bead tvntrly dcatlinta of tiaiil I *m Anally induced to uy a buitleol yotir,-Hair Rtvl&raiiy*. Kow, candor at d comptl top to aouoaucejlo who* Mtt may read Ihli ibitt I now panrwt mi u<l bpanttfol grosthof hair,wlikb.l prouuiiMrt>brr»iitt thintboori Inal W*c I will therefore recommend tfaia invaluable rmedy to u who niefift-tl {ft* nKMalljM>rik tU-aptctt'jjoura, Rar SLAuas flShociii, P. B.,Tula taatlmnnlel at my approbation for yooi Ta)Qd> bl»medicine (M y..« ate aware of) li nnwlldlef; but If yert think it worthy * place amoog the real, inertl if yon ySUh—il nutfdratioy, ati'J say bothiuz.- - ft _’!!• Yoau.Ac-,,. Rtv BflA. fi, ’; Tfie.RMtorativahit-atQs.io boitlee of thro* ntX**, r)i: large, uiidion and until; the mail hold* half a jSnt arid triads for one dollar per bottle rlie meoiam holdaijk l lafy taanty per crut. mora in prop* rtioo than then&altjj retoUa tor two dollars per bottle; Uw U>g« hold* a qbarU 4(Tncr cent-more in propwtion, and rotatlitor s3al<ou!a. >.:J S u J. WOOD A 00, Proprietor*, 411 Broadway, HoirYori. and U< Market atmt, St Louie, Mr . Dt ngylaU apd Fancy Qooda Dealera. S Sant Statcmi Statement oMtae Bank< \ Pmtßiitw \ &UCAM& I«ojuu, Bllli and Kcml BtUtV and Groom! Beut. Stock* ami'Stta&lUtura Duo by otter ~„... • Bank Notea4 Sprclo (pdd «ml ai1a0r}......... Capital 5t0ck.;....... Profits and Kami 0rb...... ........ ..... Unpaid Dividend# ami Sq*p«iim Arc’t. Pna to other Uaulu .7...', Circulation Depcaltt. V s2,9tl,<)&{i Oft Tb* |« correct to the beet of mj kooirl rdgeendbellef. . JOHN HARI'KR, Cwhler,; 6«roratomadnb«cribodt!itsU(.t.Stb.lBoO,hettrelbe, . . S. SMITH,Notary IfrbUc.? fltmtmeiit of t lie .aierettmnta* and flann* ftctareri 1 Daakof PlUibttrKli!j PlTTsnuiuiH*MotidaT, October fljllfwi Capital Stocks 600.M1 0o ' ; l ClrcnlaUoa 334,661 JJO j( Due ;... *39.77763 4/ Due.other Banka. al.tlil 43; j ■' DtwOoHunonwealth,..-, a,WSo» ij LoauiandDUcbaatij.... 964*93 8# il — fliiU Note* mod Cheek* of other Bank*..—;:... ll(L«sfl 70 Du* by other flaaka ... .U S 4 H . The abort etatemeat U correct mad tme to the Hit of iny knowledge mod belief. '■ W 11 ÜBNNfJCikbierJ • Bwrn-abd nbeciibed before me, tbi* Slh dmr<of Oct* A.D.ftftO. W. ll- WUITNBY.No»*r> pfablkl J Btatem«nt of cue Ciuaens* HankTlr Pittaburgfc, October Bjlß<Xt' - ' 'Asairrs.; ' • I - Loan* and 174C53 4& H Ooln In Vanlt (&000 U. B.Tr*aalNdca.) 135.67 C Ok U Notts and Cbtiika ofotbbr ' 01.071 87 if Due (rum Banks aad Bankers—... .... 22.707: 2G n LiAMLrrnaj. {! ;1 Capita) Btock..U—^ 4500,0 O(? 00 ii Circulation. 580.785! 00 ;i - !, Due to other Banka—..•.—. lB4ii2S \i lte abora atntetnent Is correct totbebnt w myil know! edge and betteL . ... : PRAS. aALLKIIA (btthkr^ Affirmed before maihbSlh day or Oetobar, 1860. f| • . BAM'li jIAItPBB, Notary pjibligj. luttnvut of tbe accbanlci' liaik or Pittsburg!*. •. fl. •.;> MotMIKT. October 8;!18G0^ ■. LIABILITIES. t. jii 551,484 "GO U Due to other Uar1c5....... W V? Poe to D-posltore. gftMi 45 'j ASSETS. • iBUUuhl Note*PL»conuted -..1758,17(1 05 Doe byotb«r 8ank*—.;.............. „ 35,604 22 ‘i 1 Note* and Cbecka of other Dank*.— 40,61 s 80 '?• Specie In Vau1t....—....,-.... ............ 77,C3| 64 - _ - •' Vljai 61 ■]: - . The above statement In correct, to the best of mi know 1-- •ago and beliet ■ OKO D. M’GHBW, Cwkbfw.i ... Sworn before mo this Bth day of :jj • ; ■ • A, W, fOartß, NotaryPfoUcfl Statement of tda &U«gh.«af smli, iji : PmsBDMB. Ortobtr 6,{i860;: ASBHW. . - • • > 'll ■ Lo.na and 7P3.MJ-13 Doe brother Umka.,...., ■- 13,MifrG Note* ami Cheeks of other Banka..*™ 82.01T][k8 () ] rpieu in,rapt -m UABIUTUB},- r 1] \'i - 27UT0CW ,j;s Doo to oUwr : t>l'4;. Individual »... n Tbe abort ■tutsiMDt U correct lo tbs teat of myjsnowv •dg» atid belief. ' . J. W. COOK, daihleiv', tiwuru aad tubacribed before me, this Lrt day Of OctL 1800.. ;r w. U. WDITKEY. Nofarr PabUelf .amcmmorihi Iron UlyjßuuL* , , ■ Lwu and Wscounta. 73t,6tf!6l 'h ' Duabj oU»« Note* and Cbedurof oilier Banki.-.*.. 30.03163 8p0c1a~.... M _.......„...,; 4\ >?' ’ Duotouthor 8nuka......,k Jtjt qi- Dnsto 221041’ )6 Theater* •uteim-ntla fijiml according to thereat’of my knowledge asdheUet ’ JAMBS ftt*AULKY, srtt?U'. - owvn n beforo tn«, this ftth day of Oct , A. Dl 18BQL - ;• : t w. n. WQIrNKY, Hotary S&bUdli fJEAS! IE AS H TEAS 111— lOOhtlf-ehertsrico fe J!itr»floUntT«M; S “ :■■ ,do loaog UyaooTet »® .do , do- ’ Q.P.tnd Imp'l t 10 C*WM» Ttrtwi* BUlwi Md qn*m». ' .11 ' *>»■ Ntw TotK tud Hooey *»‘r* Byret*. tl &>e«D*tßd b&xtiPartQronod Bpk*§. u Wbu P»ul and Bil*tMlle« Bt*»cbl •. j • 4 do 1 60 do Oermtn dsd Detmifo Bo»p«. ;:i . 6 bblt PmcoZutf Carruta. . , i 6do Qroaod Bio sod Jsr* OolToe. i :| PritM Hto, Ugaaym »ad Old Got, J*v» OqS *1 Part<* 8100, Hewutleaxui tbd.Bofiatd Bo|*r« a CbtCsUt«, Cccjt, Broun tail Coco* £hrti«. !i BUcetroal, Y«rmk»tU*tul Knesco of Colfr**. t : HodosPltTDriagBxtMctStAc.de. . i[ Voriatowbotmletadirrtanby-: .;<i ocMmdAwT J, P. WIU.IAH*. 111 'taflUA SAY # co, W Wob>tktri!F«. E STRAY.-—Taken' op. by the Mayor s Pih Ilea, on the SCth ultimo, * law bay UVLt, atari 14 *■!»'«*, ring-booed Injbiod (o»t. Ibe owner It rt-qoealnl-to tome forward, prore property, pay charges, annate If away,or It will betold,on ffedoeeday,lOthof October. H tbe a table cl Wm.Trbvil to. BcnlthfitM it, according Ho law. ort:4t ROBBST HAOPK, Cbtel of Pallet..;', IN tbe Oourt of Qajvrtor of fAllo-/ ghenyOocntj. •.••'•••••:. -J H is (be matter of the prtlUoo 6f tandry cHlsatu of reebl**. Township, preying for.lho reouJon of that part of Botiml-, ary etroet, la a Plan of the City District frria lttpWntof, intersection with the Hue secreting the lead □ague,dic’d, from the lend*of ft, Holmes toll*point U Intersection with the Oentralttatlro«d,whm» it creates thy? name, ibe Ooort made tba fallowing otden. . ■: -,•>< And now. September lft, A. D. IMG, the within petition s peeeented In open oonrt,sod It fe ordered that the Rate 1 preyed for therein bepobllebed for fcer weeks (a tbi Dili*! FiUsbargb Gegette. twins nsreek notH the UOtb det ofO* tober nest, at which time the Bale Is returnable. ii DT TUB COOAt. - a»Bfc2awtoc2ol Atteeb TIIOB. A.BOWLtV.CBcrk- JUGIITNINO, RODS ' T7^ CARTWHIGUT & YOOSO, ■ 000 Wo. 97 Wood Strict, - A bbU. choice Orosn Aoples ALlainMMMiiitJb,. . “ ■■ ■'•••«■ OofperMpteitmiytntrt,.,. : ainMtlUrtaurtniSiifc.t. euKNI CuKNI—X»o- era YtUm Caro; prtBu> ftr Ml* tfck monlajt bjr : .V. «* mxoßooos vaunt joq. 'H caatUif. P ITrIB#»G a-TUS AxTir te*w«*3d UnauacM Trwucrw..—— . PfloMMclaiMl. -'lk>oHpp»d *t-T{ Wilt tliO WTSfc- ■•■■•• ' &covd-Kljib( ef ‘ ■ i. i ttle: Mary. M* V iokers wbo will appear lu lb*bt*oOf«ll fOOHOIW diktM of - Crianetta; Vf Ti>tBtoloaObil<l! _ ' •apj*.TU»J tjr lb" eqtira VvtupaMJ. To copcloje vitti tfa« giMt dniin* of Ihr , Th« of Detroit! n*uch.tn balJlmlr, i> K &*iiao; OocotUr, Mits A. l.qttYlnr. ; "•■ ' [.•..••• --•• Now BatUes! l Thr*c Guardimtn! • ° - v... '"p\ Oth otn opposite PiitßborghThwtTe JOS. MATTHXWB, Ja, Proprietor ‘ TniS olegADt an4commodi6iiB Ball fo now : - provided with NINB NKW UARBLKBBDBtLUA&D TABI.K*. cftbo lateat end moatappiroTvdatjteand pattern, nd l« other rfw fitted np eqo*l Utanjln (be country for tbe accommodation of dtlsott* end etreajtere, and. tor li|tbc« • (Ur, com tort and eouveoleoce, fa uoteaipuetd.lfeqoaled (a .• tbe WtMdra The Proprie(rraoHriraa,roßUuQaUoa ' : of the patronage »o liberal!; bcetowed on hie Saloon fce**to« fore, and ea*orea (bo politic that rrerj eUe&thtawfH be S«M to iboir comfort and pl«a*nre. ".' i' V- K. B —Ajccnt lor the nb of Billiard Tabled BatU, Cloth, Coh, CaoPuioU, Chalk aud all other ertlclee. in bit Una, .which be can diapoee of ou reaaonabte trr&t and at tbe manofectorer'ewholaAleprice*.. . ■ dtlUjd . IRISH LINENS, SC. .|4321,0‘ LIABILKXKB. . —11,142,700 00 ft 5®S ( *MO7 •: : 4,204 7* : ij 63,T0T W 1‘ 2<2£3|ko CT2,1»r!43 ‘\ Roman cement, hosbndaln.cb- HBST.CAJ.CINH> PIiAfiTIIK, ~ / fffc)(ua£ta«d ffttaO.*! low prk*<t>* • V*.* ;■"■}. ■ t • KDWIH A. SMITH AUflO-i PWBt'rProol*&il-Willowottoolfc • ■.•■■■. felftlyil Pbll*d«lpßU> - 11. H. JSIiCMJVNjy, \ MBROHAITI TAILOa, V AMD DKUSA Uf - f' GdDtltiQOQ'a ‘iTanliblQg Goods. • No. 7X b treat* Mpmo Umbo bl - : . WrWJ)UftOH,P*.-. s" • Wufti t*«e<>ted to U)c>ta*l |FasuKv> ofUKM'imdifOyfa’tLtfnUNf iooawUßtly cn . •.* . ocWt ; E M O V~ A l. N*irl/ r»Tpc*U*lhtlr OUSUo* »iif - to we *.l U»lt gM hM, «bU t*E22L S *“* U iSS W 'BVROUHBLO *'<».•& '-r\ 1 ■■o»Mrll 1 <»i*«i« , » , i.S' WUBAT! WUBATTISoirw: Wbfftt, for Ml« br. • I ....... .. , : !UTCnOOCK.»CR*»aT4«.i - on .... - lONMniKtlli rintMTMA.-' Wareettenhue Suiosu - 10 Ooi Bo>« *lBaltau lOOet Jolin rnl l ■-.. ’ ■■ I ; 4<K» Aae».ri» • to: UAsTmlm v-J. ifofulKl,, KBIU«a * ANDBMON.- ■ «» ' M ciuhSiHiim.. .. TO COUNTRY MBECUAHTS—wjfpr ;«rt&d Window Cnitifat, of otw i ■ *UB,bj oc& W.^MARaßftLL^»i!ry*‘^ T> OCfiL-OANDy— SO bxa. Nq. 1 White* '' XV Mbn Wbltr, to bit Tallow; - »oc tdft by KRXMftfc k AlTDXISrti* ' osl •• . •,. 89 Woodn.oppoalttffo&ft •■' OLIVJS 01lr'-25baaketapTjre Bordeaux- S°ra two* ,53 do* port r -KkYttKUA ANDBS&O29. +J.* |jQIOARS-25,C00 Kow , nanus ainonsuf, w Ww« N,«noM>atoMMßi«i, RANKLIR BILLIARD BACOOH. **4trktts m Bdu+ '4c' jittszSdrft flßdttiißcmmtt. J & x bOLMAN’S” CELEBRATED LONDON MUSTARD, 25.**,' 1 ;™ —** GARDNER G. IVELIN, ' ' 817 Fulton Streot, Now Yorlr. . - Hatv*. J AJ.OoLV<ith»nnc*&U; ’ PROtLivJOKCTinKb/ the New Vork Superior Court »e«lo»* . • fraudulent par'y for Counterfeiting tbeirTatss Hast • and. Labels, awl wIQ proKcnt* all p*wna tolling ttputeoa * MatUrd m ihotra. • • •••••• - - cr&Sa -• . H. WORCESTER'S ■ Improved Piano Fortes. - UANCPAOrOKT AfitD. SALKSBOOM, • ; . C&ntr Third AMnuVHICW- YbuK. . ' Piir aquarterof n centary, tbelaiUßtmeafa'aftbatactdr edat the abvreKeUbll.hnient have ranked amnbg the Drat iu tbo coaotrj* Th-lr da»»t)tli«y; atrenutb,' awl delicacy of tone and touch.are highly apprccated l<y all «boba*a> glf»lliini a thof«Va<;)i trial. The Proprietor,by (hitig hie personal Mention t> the uucofaetore of etch ioanmenr. 4a all Ju (trutla.if enabled to guarantee eopeHorezsalUncb, awlrrlubrliiy tu pterj ri*/«a. ocficOtn RICHARDSON’S pONSUMBRS OF liiOUARDSOiN'B LIN \_A KN3, and tboee doaironli of obtaining the OKNUIHA 00 JDB, ahould a e that tbearttelea they parchaeeareaaaf* ed with the fall name of thi firm, -• > J. N. MCUARD3UN, (JONS * OffTKTJ,' ' M * guarantee of the* <nndDMaaod dbrabflHjof tb« Good!.- " . Tbla eenitkm It rendered eeeenlially wwiiiry t M Jaffa ' quDtitiMof inferior «od dofecUTo Uoeot areprepared. ■AwuosfWr BMKa and tealed with lb« mum o( EICQAIU)' BON,, by. Irish Bootes, whn, reftanltaes o( th« Injcrythua Inflicted alihaou ttis Anarina (oeiontrttij tbamsoiifho* term of .thegthufo* O«odv will not nwdJly abandon H bo«tpMfladprofitable, while pnrchaam canto Ircpoeed on . : iritli flonti (>| i eurtblai elunctir. . J. UOLLOCKB A J. B. LOOE», ■ < (t. Agents. 88 Church Street, New Xwk. THE EAGLtI BLATB CO. f BEING prepared to receive orders for their ’ * BUI'CRIOK dllkßrt AM« tUftPLt EO Of IK ©•. SPAT K 3, wonld call attention to tbe low toat p((bln Pirn-Proof material, m»I to tl*« grrat'pnrityof nfo'Watar collocttd from iltit roof*, mil befog ImpniitiitMl «lth ulot of decay*! shingle# or the potonou qnaUtlM of petace4 7 > metals. The only ig>ccf nlalili«M by thwChtnatar to- • in the City ef NcwYurfc. -Patttt* wlcbiogtoprorarntbeV >' Oenuine Eriglo Company's felates <. will pW*eaddress ibeUimpas y, cotin 12th afreettodlotb -.- avenoe, N. Y.or Ihe on-Hrsigaod, Where antere will rw*tr» *• 1 prompt n.tsmloo. , UfOßUAft.Acißt, - Ao>tost I,*ou.—ao*:3rait~ g?Con-tlittdt atmt, M ~f« v '•* HUGHES, DUPOT tf CBEHMIB, or " FA NCY G 0 0 BS, , 341 New YorlCj 341, OkPFER TO TUB TRADE a lam*, tusa , "tod wa.nn*crn> Mortswfct-of-PAKIB YARCY-.-' 00.108, to wtilcb* the? will r«cei*a cnOltAi.t mtairiowa, . by Steamers, daring tbo areanc. -Among iMrslock y be fonad nearly all the-New tod full Unis Of - Silk Braid Capi, Hair JfcU and CoiJTurtt, fancy Bair Pint, Combe and Ornament*, Slide*, ' Brit Bncklrt and Clatpt, (HU, dr. ■■ ■ . Silk .Watch Quardt, F\*c ■ ;■■■•« •*' ( Plated Ckaint, - . • Shawl: . 1 : \ ■' Pint, Brutbct, Garten,-Dr *t» • - >,• Button*, fancy Belt*,- SUel and Gift Jewelry, Button 1 1 Aecdr- ‘ ; r '’‘tfconr, : d'e.'<£B.^''-- v '- ! ': Allrof Ktaieh they off«r toAfia Trade at the Invest marks! ' l»ice»»udoQ Ibo most liberal tenet. " JyftJmd- - ffflMafrripjpa icUibmtßtmtnta/ ; Taj a, BuktU asd* Pasty Booth. JOUN DOLL, No. 120 North. el’QTfl Arch, PQtLAPKLPBIA. . Jtut received, at lifiNkWSTOflK, ft iorjr Tar gw aaaort' ******* Toya of wrr dracripiioo.AlAo.Kanav Battlcets, work Boxn, To»*«c<sj Brie*,. CliarCaMM,"- p ' l> T’, OQlW **°’ i A»fticles,or4lai*a*i»|ei/, ; sra bole* Imported ulicct irotu (be BiwiiQtneiamv.ntabillK''' uu>t«M]l at very low price*.’ CALLAXD EJTiMISMUrSfOVK. < 7* . Hide. Oil a ni leather Kt«re. - DKIKKPATRXCK & SONS, No. 31 ‘ • &-iUTirT»i*Dini»,i<«t»Mb Uarki-tahil Obwt* oat •tieota > l > bl!axt<>!plila l lia*u for •«]« ■•- ** •* DAVJKD SALTED SI’ASISB BIDES, Dry and Qrrea giJM Palm Klp«, Tidoar's Oil, 1 Ybaoar'a aod Oarrkr’aTix IVAt lb« luwaalprice* asd sue ibeftst V term*. " . 49TA11 kind* of Ixallicr la tb* rough wtoted, fbr'«hL-h the tiiglimt auktt |nin will t<e gina ia cwb or Ukm |i». * exchaugofdrht4M.''L*albor*tore(l hco'ot chiry*amlioUr>'' on commlwioo. . « ttfMiaiHt Ch A. AD.A.IAm)BU^ No. HO North. Whnrvra, PHIL*DEU*mJ r _' MANUFACXDRK AND' IIAYK TOR. ■ ") £}*rmac4ll, Patratypertn, Urdraoltr,' OANDLCIV Adamaotloa, UaUI. Oar aod TalttHV J OANULKS. ’ ) Pore t-perm, Urd, Bleached Whale, U% .r Klephant, Btniued Wbtla, TaoMra’. ’ ) t , qrrl«a , l Palm,Olrrnaa».t Km OILS. ’ RftAPt 1 ltilow, Bruwo,Cheated.Qlivt. ; ► j J , *ncy,Bu<l otli*>r &vAPd. Apgp»t 3.18&0. 8, FU<HJBT & 6015 B, IHTORTKkaor ■’ " ' Havana cigahs, Ko. am B»rth groat Itrant, PhllMiUliAl*,?,. •. . rirttaUu&«dl«3&.r , »f* •?*®MT*.roßSl«rlj l aodolffTiß dioto MMKlamtef ••.• ’• ' ~ . •••:•• ;• TfcootlanUooofPrcgnUU.Qtvjcoro and cihtt* kfavittA' ■■■■*■ ftcljrd . ._■■■ --j. t - QARDSt CARDS !l CARDS If ' [ PRINTER'S fURRT AND CUT <URDB, •_ Be*t«n4Ctaipr*tta tboMßkrt.. —■ j-. Cards for Mounting Photograph Pictures, Of'Pojwrtor.Q'Mllty andatlx>w Priero, Sine and IVkUtandfimt Parte-BeardHoards : •'■ de, un hand pad far milt Ay A. 1L OOLLIHB, ' PAPMUod OADI) Wakluw, BOT MINOR PTRIMP. : r rHtI.ADRLPHIA. -' . .Vi J OAETWRIUnn TOCStfd Cutlnry and Pirn-Arm iieiaWishment,' - - 1 No. 97 Wood Street,
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